fist-ea.
' with everydiing
Ilsrry Wilson. oi ..Bridgoport,‘ snout
the holiday It his home in this place.
hoary Meade, of ideal. Norwaik. hno
Iiarold Bundle. of Van Zaadt street.
zone to Hoboken tor a short visit
friends,
Iiidward Simon has moved irons .
Winfield street to West Main street,
Norwalk.
Midpstein and wife were guests of
friends air. Fishblll-on-tlrefludson over
Sunday laid the holiday.
Miss Josephine Peterson, at 17 St.
John street. spent: Labor Day in New
.York with her sister.
Mrs. J. W. Mains, ot Osborn' avenue.
is the guest of her son. George B.
Bette manager or the Lester phar-
macy, in Bridgeport.
‘ll'r. and Krill Clifford Randall are
enjoying a. vacation trip to Pitts eld. 75¢
Great Barrington and other polo oi
itinerant among the Berkshires.
an". .
place. has been called to Danbrl‘y to
the bedside of her sister, who is so
riousiy ill at her home in that place?
Ch‘salea A. thwmi‘lse rlEs assisting tern
pbmiiy attli t Norwslk public
Illinois during the absence or Princi‘
pal Gumbart in New oYrk on business
A specill prayer 'service will beheld
toniorrow ins night!) o 'clock It the
Advent. O ri‘s’tl urch. Another
sel‘vice will be held in the afternoon.
lira. George W. Van Karen and Mrs.
can... I. Ieiieck or arm Norwallt,
..have started on a trip to Niagara
“mils. and expect to be gone about a
Two carioads of crushed stone for
Blast Norwallt's streets ahd a carioad
ipe for the new sewer are waiting
tam unloaded at the East Norwilk'
.‘Bert Bloom started this afternoon
for Chicago to take up the study of
dishing automobiles. He has been a
machinist in the Norwaik iron Works
tilli some time
ildiss Diary Christopher and Mrs. P.
Chin. of Ridgetield, have returned
home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
.wsrd Burkednl, of 83 Fort street,
‘ t Nor-walk
bliss. sy l. Peck, oi Dan ry, has
basal snfénwnw wedges and
friends th past few as s. Yesterday!"
«an called upon also: ..Partricit or
the Washington street bridge.
Bay and Mrs. J. W. Drivis will start
their annual vacation 0! two
weeks next Monday. They will go up
. as Hudson as for u Kingston, where
‘ ey will be the guests of in Davis'
I:0Esptllu Sylvester Decker, oi Cove
.took out a party out on the
ter of the cams name Monday.
0 ladies found the water too mush
m contort, t" “title will?“ reborn“:
' was a n w I per y o
'1 'l‘libsg' went to Oyster Bay and
infiected the hem.
. ' tsin Wicks rescued three young
from I [lions .. on. airway“
sad. tinfoil nation’s
,ia t struck thorn Indsént
0"!
“r r. Elli
I Nit‘ll lelnm l t d t Ell
. I use III EN" ”1 on DWI
11ml”!!- sstir
Georgibnna Morreli. 0: this Wil-
Irses‘t turns“ '7
beautifully dmrsted
filly ”out“ last. The
median was- the sis teentb saniyen
I bury or their marriage. About forty
suests wereipresent. Haste and games
were indulged in, and a tempting sun
was served la the dining-Ilium.
. “nevi"..m 232‘
o m a apps .
all werfded their way
About I a. m.
dérs mean more such iortui mansion.
bath? “5“.“ iii“. 3%?“
W 0 III II V
a (find wanes loan nourish to en-
ti slaw your relative.
has had a tilt) toot sidewalk. rounded
with. a coping and gutter all the way
down. which. makes it really the best
' spot tor pedestrians trom one end of
909m one it) the other. it is hoped
Eadie“ will do likewise. and
plain E. Oscar has settled
dotrn with us there will be something
doing. you may. depend upon it. The
captain has served his country both
In the armyEIad M!) and Em one 61'
the best aunners on the battleship.
and a dead shot on the battlefield.
”SPECIALS
Joms’. Pliishury or Gold Medal
Flour) per bag, 70c.
Potato", per peck. 20s; per bushel,
5" i
Sweat Potatoes. per pack. 35:.
Walter, lisitor’s ChoeoiItIE 2 suites.
1‘:
A" Eng
Robert Smith
rum Ibis. MIDI. eons.
ROWAYTON.
t The Restart/on“ Fire Department will
hold its regular monthly meeting next
Monday evening.
rien, were guests of Captain
John Oberlsnder. or the Basics Launch
Works on a trip to Oyster Bay, L. L.
roster Is. . :'
Florent Cantrell. John Finch and
Wilbur B BI
Bay on the steamer Kate 0. Stevens.
MEonday. and witnessed the naval re.
vew. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plait. o! Bethei;
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sieger and two
children, of Annuals; Miss Rena Plait,
Sanford J. Plait and daughter. oi Beth»
at were guests over Labor Day at the
home 0! Kr and Mrs. lrvinl W. Clark.
at Pennoyer avenue.
——Don‘t let the baby suitor from ense-
ms. sores or any Itching oi the skin.
Dean‘s Ointment gives instant relief,
i . i for
down. ..mm. .1‘“ E
nanmu AND monorail:
Misses Ads .... Annie Cosimo! ms.
Ion. have returned from a week' lsit
in Massachusetts. .
Miss Ruth Ballard and inns Smith.
accompanied by Percy Cantrell oi Dd:
rien. have returned from a visit to
Psiissdes-ondhe-Illidson. .
Mr. Lash hsI nearly conipieted the
improvements upon his pl Ice in Dar-
ien, sud has I Egrutiy to the basil-
ty oi the li .
her home in Darius. sitar s‘ week
stay It Pioneer Cottage,
.....th
A v‘iusbls a...” sdyb Iii-I. James
wastes was run or by an automobile
“‘5... lists street. yesterday Iteration.
dilator iii
E1 game
ii i L
barbarian it'll": 1.
Milanese. int-sins so. sad um. .Isua- .,
' tram a visit with intends In Stamford.
-—---—-.-— ,
W llil'tn Northrup and William Elias.
tea were members of a ‘
party of friends who went to Oyster *
Miss Susie Wiimot has returned till. ,
rut-Isis "
nos-II. Grand lust»-
and Constlbles debt:
8. Bates. at Dorian. we... to Bridge.
services were net section.
the
with
“Eli" at once 11!le with“
Wliimott, In. til
inisossd and went
risen
ity. 'l‘h
the video
_ Mr. and MNA .
Gracie Ides wet-Ii so I oi Bhlpjpao
Point men in viewing the navel
review on oyster lily. labor Day.
W
WESTPORT
Mrs. J. G li'ystt is back from In
outii‘i‘g' in Susie‘s. N Y.
M
home from I vacation trip.
Mrs. Homer Beers has been
guest of triends in Toronto. Canada.
W
Miss Edith antenna a home from an
outing with relatives in Weston.
Miss Hattie Darrow has returned
.. ......
Miss Katherine Flynn. at New York,
has been the guest oi relatives hero.
Star of Westport Circle. Companions
of the Forest, met last night in Na
tional Hal . . .
Miss Winifred Lark. Eot Brooklyn.N .
Y., has been entertained at the John
Dlngee home at the Farms. \
Miss Edna Gauit. who has been en-
joying the vacation at Cannons. is
back at her post in the post slice.
Mrs Samuel Terrell. at Bay Shore.
1.. i. is the guest er Airs w ii. Bulk-
ley, at her home It the Farms.
alter a visit here with his uncle and
aunt. Air. and Mrs. Eben Church.
Miss Outside Jennings, of Lee. Mass..
has returned home alter being enter
tailried here by Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
V
' The Brooklyn friends of Miss Minnie
Gregory have returned home after be
ing the recipients of her hospitality ior
some days.
The Greens in Farmers Club
held Its annual on as Monday It the
Farms and enjoyed the clam hairs. The
occasion served the club to act as host
to a number a! triands. who heartily
enjoyed the alteration. The bslte was
served at i unlock.
At last Blnporley landed the iractious
town clerk and hustled him all for an
auto trl to the Berkshires. Mr.
.Hyatt is ours andmnnc the worse tor
the trip, although .he declares that
.every time be slats man his hand
went intuitively into his pocket and
he produ s mlzéresdy to query:
"How mic is the
no hold-ups, howev
shun-viii: is the not... corps ex
Westport schooist It opened for the
{all and winter t yesterday morn-
ng:
the Misses it «Be
“bored .l‘s‘iéies
1!. 'r. Gayle. A.M lsrk, hi s. Banks.
1. ‘c'i'ven ruffle... u
Adm ' handle games '
rib-snot! wnn“h ’
. “ f NEW CANAAN-
, . EJtv ‘2 ' éflifirflbfl 10h”
bathe in New 'I
d Iltiieii h paints used. it s
fights silrvi it». AWN w
Ills. lieivin ..
Wk" returned treat I
.1?th " " ‘“ci....i."'°d"‘ii‘m‘li’i
s
”“3th with
waffllmg I
ititties. in ileutbport.
. mango Sculls“. oi Norah. CInIsn,
new“. expecting to testify, f
gain. .
and prhmptly paid Justice Willismli .
”We and can}: .
l‘ RM?- ' ‘
HMchrd d, of Norotoa decided ‘
to contest the case and pleaded not ‘
hut e was» continued until .1
as h‘ and the usual '
sentence imposedA by Justice Wiilmott.
Dates of :
Miss Anna Warren has returned W
.._....:.,......._ A.
W Holmes and sue were over boil ' ' ‘
, my guests or relatiseh iii town
the L a
Mrs r. A. on... u entertainer?
are Charles Waterth or Southlns- ’
William Reynoldsghas returned home ’
I There were ‘
A C. Wilson. superintendent: E.
. . .Ccolt. B. .1
.8. A. Psrsails .
0.1m. '
ns'sn yesterday sitar . 1
is xisit with her sister, Mrs. itsiph '
tiiit on lips I
health A. nevery Ajhcx.
E r colored
A; liisscs. Beechnms Plili ’ .
to all er... of
the body, unit putting a ruddy
licclts. There's
Dali liters
i4. Eo’i'iuus withlufl “finalist ' ’le
oi _ lily pi but were.“ E ’2
in . , ,
thin all bow ti
‘ evii‘ae‘igo nigh mugs? still“ as “l? _
- sees otlliui’ as our Rather thrown J
' Erin‘ti. nor Saviour. indulosiiog t
I r times on row hs
Entree error mafia in the 13$
service was ctintempistcdu-«sim ly EsA
Gospel service]. All Rev. Mr. amen
resumeii‘his nu! it duties in New, York
nest gunday. e last sortice of the’
season wnh'olo'séd by sinful; "God be
with us till we meet again," alter
which the benediction was pronounced.
'Y‘ EEI. . 1i v ". . \
born. ‘ ‘7‘
rlti, 83 Murray
°.“ ......
New I
i... one“
Iii-I- ‘ . .. ,
, divine!“ '
In ninoklya.
e large number oi people slither-
ere. and the quiet. attentive spin
smohdéuthsm. remind tedthe
Ii l ». Gospel having lost
Am ...... d 1.
WWII; Mk 6. ”I IWNJ .City
Glassivsie. ‘
House hush...
Goods.
I Cloth Window Shades. with trinse. 18o
' was Curtain Poles. with em... ion
lilo
Swordfish.
nous l-
ANDE “TURDAY .
E as. and stray
The Hciwood
winn‘cu'r Mobs. ass? I‘-
‘ ' ...... 'l ‘ L. H. DECKER,
is light running; in operation it is
' I? Vim ”It.
beats W
at It! best. chonnlns the load «any
and. quickly. and titers is no friction.
except between medium. where it .. ~ ,
shhuld be. curifi'm we...
Fresh Fish.
Bluehsh ..............lto 1b..
Wash ... bulb.
Spatial and Bonita Heckdrei...1iic lb.
Silver Bass lb.
it .... .......... .
.......... .... c
III sesss-sestn In II III... III “1h:y ..
H.‘mt GMQIIQCIOQIdOI'IOO until.
3‘“ "sponsor‘s-us- sensors! I" .
III-n...
All othermltEindn 0! Fish soillns It . "7
soar slam. cases on newsfl-
E,
..I-I
Shades binds to Order.
Painting and
Decorating
7st: Gen.
Drink It
it Is Good
’ Brooklyn .brswery arm's [user
No be r. We deliver itls your
hm 100 air base (It ennui u-
supra at lowest prices. Tel. 151-12.
Central Hotel,
MOI“.
Milly "
20h.
We welder ihlssea-
«sonis: lino its lies!
we 1.... had.
It i .Ji
MW. limo ‘
fififi “adult” 0! ’
.oi discus. Cure than and we mossitbdssuss
about the baptismal servicewno subh 1 1m...” hm...
‘ 2 Phys. Cream Wheat
Picturoiramesand Window
Ills mil admittsdtlistdiussshuitbo
bus-rm marinade... the gusts» Ionics
Al‘s.
hereon
young pen is o
rowing hat hour“ it
and they were very
When rescued by WW
..‘ii‘v'é’i “will 3"” h
c on mm s) M
a row host. in aid and“ W,
‘Gliusiu; to a. can l‘
E miles from alibi-‘6 lb.
of Long Island lion
Rogers, Miss Harriet;E5
Stubs:
towent re out. iii
“Womb. 3th....
ill
eyes. ankles and abdomen:
tired tooling.
sud-nominal.
Md.
this clause muscles.
your at then ynoiioms warm irid-
MWW. iii. ... durum
mm 33:31”! glit‘s Discus w" a.
cum y's
ti kidney
Mg” MM “:qu to{lifgiyt‘ulinvllicults
in (diam “Runes, I Sons. BondkoEut.
tymiolisfi ti ilosnd modicslboo
HIM
. seen-ti "ted“ diuesltlon Imp.
m
‘ ttles at n. H. Plaisted's
Bull“ fXOur Saturda‘u’s
Croceries at our store
andoSave Moses.
21' lbs. Granulated Sugar 81.00
s Pugs. Zest 25a
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, 10¢; a for 25¢
.......... 25c
Sweet Potatoes, per pack ...... 300
...i‘ -i . radish” .
A. Stu II
as Cottage 'Ave, East Nor-walk.
Phone 223-3. E
u...
DAVID W. RAYKONDII
Funeral’mrm ._
and mum. '
it North Main It. tenth Nsrwli
memos. I Washington “In“
Telephone at house. 1|“
W
PLInImrro 'AND ma"
HEATING. E
HOT WATER HEATING.
measures.-
ILATI AND ‘I’Itt WWI.
fling.“ “IE.
RICHMOND RANGES? \
THE JONE8& tHOTCHKISB
. COMP Y .
17 wan: eraser.“ EiIOIVIAI’C
pyl‘u‘ I‘ll NW‘
amateurs mutual“
WW".
Lottie.
mates! wind w i W' ”Nil-la "
from the west a fin soils oi
warned oi their denser they'll! hid
take the risk. . 'i
bruit sailed along in line styie. ohm
ed with the Warm sun And b‘ E
9' miles out.
illii iiiliiiiii
no... v1. are...
“if.“
Notv‘riltllhtlddihg
Mr Sturses was at the helm All. the
they ventured farther and far
from shore until they were about
Just how the boat capsized they d
not tell.“ any rate all unit!
sudden suusil struck. the sell an
«boat bent over. Fortunately all E“
crew were expert swimmers. an '
hampered by their clothesn. they Bills
united to escape from becoming em
tangled in the rigging and they clun'
to the slippery es of the eE
Several persons on shore h
the accident, and a rowboat w'as. . _
ly launch. in which Mr. Entries L
3dr. Glover pulled to the scene ll! ’
cord time and rescuinsth a selling all
ty without further mlshhp.
Miss Rogers is a‘ daughter of
Mrs. Clifford Rogers and Miss .
is I daughter oi Mr. and Mrs.: arty
B. Glover. The young ladies were
gowned expensively and they are more
concerned over the ruin of met its
ments than over their narrow a ‘ 2
The salt water also ruined a so
watch belonging to Pemherton .
go‘s. *' ‘
BAN FRANCIOCO CARNINE'S
STE "(2 N33 “
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 64de
strike of the carm'en on the United
Railroads which have been complete.-
ly tied up since August 26. was prirot *
’caiiy ended last night when. at a slash
meeting the carmen voted to total u to
Work and submit the question of we—
see and hours to the committee or an:
bitmtltin. . ..
IOUTl-l NORWALK‘. WNW.
TRANMCT. ABINEJML IAN
IUIIN
Elifii1’i'x‘ assi'rsi: "
3199.900
IURPLUI Ian "M”
i, so.
In. N. “stitched
John H. Knapp
.losisii ll. arms
Owe
Ivan! Laws onsssias oasis E ..
FERN-ii Ac.
VAN soot
I
7!”. FM
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