ultra. am or. thirst street, .iscon-
In“ to her. homelby illneesi
Cher 8th ob, 2nd. bee resigned his
W +an menu's saloon, in East
Wk. . .
. Honors pool tournaments in Enos.
Noemi]: until next: fall renort tb’zoe'e
”This annuahmeetinsolthe Lather 3
Aid hosiery oi the Bidet Avenue New 5
edict: Church was held yesterdey e14 .
termed. Mounts time it» who brought ‘
out that. no. Mn! Seymour was en-
_ tsrlnx upbn her teenlyaixth year as
. .Vtremrer. pod it we: a. unuflm vote
that“ 599‘” gloom litevtheeeurert The
same born! of olilloane was
elected yesterday. on diners:
First Vice Freeman—Mrs. Charles
Simona ..
Deco-Vi Vieql‘rWlbm Also: i,
Wye—urimeuon; m,
«tear 'She ‘wnss in the seventy-emu: ..
your of her age. and me one of the '
“‘5‘“ been known and most highly reapecM
_ residente‘ oi the town. , ‘
The Noroton Juniors defeated :Sprh ,
dale, Friday, 1342. - . 9} ~
vi The Noroton Heights’ Baseball team;
dine started practicing.
9 m1 Nonvsllo nine (lion’s WNW”
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weekly choir. rehearsal“ or the , mum m mm.
Chrisceloisoows Church wittheuse‘ Wanton-din. mask Den '
. :Tlrerenortaoitheseoretarysod
, , V treasurer. were read and were ta'vola-
nuisance 'wrst',"hae.mpg..a,.w.bix received; M on the treasurer
elm Aluminum "My? ’shmd'“? ha. increased: We which
at the
‘ could? not: help: but make. the ladies-
M Milne mat: year; his: been a,
V * embossed meandering tire fact.
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.evenihs, w» W “Menuhin anemic»
" The W been: «him as meat deal
“been 'W‘ioke: Roentgen-mild: plinth HEW msme the firm
«Motor. has mieiaid his. [mutt joker, o! Tmtm andt- more in! that! aid.
M. "allowing box. " 'lllleV uninitiated All members of the society are quite
we proceed. _ “proud of the record and greatly en~
~ . M counsel! in the work; greet things
W96 endemnis mums 8‘ new promising in a result or the ensuing
‘V in his lunch which has winter.- year s gnawing, already may mam
. ”19 meadows Mil t1Wlliklillfliklt‘ped out. M'ra Seymour was somewhat.
W bridge. {surprised at the action of the mesh"
in;. and to' the man com liments ex-
OttoA'uderson. formerly ot the Iron tended. m“. a. unit “£9“ 0, ap
.4 Charles Abbe left, yesterday, on a ;
business trip to Buffalo.
has received a» Limo-egg incubator.
i The Wee Burn-(loll: Club course is ..
William Zeinlerhotv-Collender’s Point,
Thomas Harrison. oi Noroton, is
building a burn for hislivery busineee._ » ,
_- ..
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred large have re .
turned from a three months’ tour. in 1
Europe.
m.
being put intoshapetor the coming
6888011.
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"Bob" McDonald and "Airy" Smith .
are candldatee for the Staniord High
school baseball team. 2
W”
Mrs. ’W. W ‘llgwegand liner» mother. ,,
Ms. William Passe; lelt, yesterday. tor .
a visit to Middletorsn. "
o... .._..._. ..
Mr. and Mrs. nth. Hooker, oi Min-
neopolis, are visiting Mrs. F. De Cour-
mks has taken a position with the preciotion
mmomnlk Engineering Company,
is out “drum“; i
3W. 1. «H: Brewer, rector tomoxrow"I
a“. Swedish Congregational Church, will
: ‘iflifle weekly prayer meeting and
spools this evening. ’
, "‘ r
' ‘ The: weekly prayer meeting of the
Advegg Christisu.Chnmh. will be held
13m. pastor; wlgoh will speaks l
The weekly meetings of the Junior
Epworth lessee of the East Avenue
Mbodist Church will be held tumor
row afternoon at. 2:15 and 3 o’clock.
V Delegates to the New England Con‘
;. tonnes meéh Churches m the
'. Swedish Lutheran Chruch,ol Non £119
9% gemstone there-forenc 10;“
la...‘ NW:
V,“ A the: of East him-well; people
” were represented at the hearing on the
Yunnan and made the trip by the specini
" ._ l‘ti‘nihln ,
r . ‘V ‘1 ‘
Abhm Day is to becelebr'eted techs been sludge” in news, line: returned to!
I not Norwelk schools with appropriate
ceremonies tomorrow. The planting
30! shoes and a may of nature is quite
” ‘Immate. 't .
hire. Charles Demon who formerly
resided in {ill-st avenue and later mov-
ed to micro place, South Norwaik.
s returned to Best Norwulk and now
lives in Osborne avenue.
it w“ reported yesterday that on
; m Nowell: young lady had gone to
“ 3.38m York to marry a prominent
V Oouihflorwnlk man. Particulars were
I 1 not to be obtained, however.
lire. 0.1911“!er dung. oi East Nora
walk, who we operated upon at the
“ethnic normal. in Bridgeport re»
centlxle rep he being very low
M I tofu u recovery are few. “kicked." as he won cranking it and
- . Thehonliet Amos end. his Boo " is
the easiest 0:36.951 e. «I’. Fain
Wheeler vtoulb in weekly. prayer
meat!“ at t ' iArenue Methodist
Child A it helpful meeting is
aerated
W
, Thu Dorian Home is undergoing n
“phenfi- at the hands at the printers
mi hunters and Proprietor John
1‘!!! WW mm to on: w the
"lament the letter port or the
Mmmmma mdutbe _ ,,
' that oi the Me's Mr, iaet
mummemmmen-w
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Woman
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an events in charge oi Ag», George an ethanol the grip.
to ruining VMrs. 'l‘t Meson. oi New York. Monday night speeches were madehy;
VVei Raymond bridge.
consolidation bills, 1ft Hartford yester family have gone to their summlgr .
‘ mer‘reeidbnce in Rowayton avenue.
ram ‘
meshed.- them» the?“ here have
cs. of Sedgwiclrrnvenue.
Thomas Kelly hes taken a position
, es gerdener at the Thomas Crlmmins
. place. on Coilendgrle Point.
Mimi-5.03”“ “‘3 “990‘! 9d “‘0'“ De Conroy s for luncheon. on their way
l?" to Washington, D. C.
“me; 5 ll. of . “as“, has lwas Mrs Julinfihguil—er Vol Ridgefleld.
been visiting In New York l At the Brotherhood 01' the Memo
‘ ‘ dist Church supper totholr new pastor.
“mum Ami)!" has been on Dev. H.18- Croasett. at the chi-help,
Robert Reynolds oil Stamford; Cler—
‘ence Buoileld president: C. B. Fitch,
the tonstmaster, end 900180 Shear.
who introduced the pastor Mr. Cros-
sett thanked his people end “0,0in
briefly... .i.<,..+..:1i‘ 2-. ,
9 W
TWIPBON FREE «on SUSPENDED
\Mejor Addison l". Humanity and 6. SENTENCE. -
Louis A. Tlmpaon pleaded guilty to
intoxication, in the City Court, Stern-V
Lord yesterday morning. and was al-
Frank Rose has opened an ice cream
parlor in the builhlnt-V near the Galore.
1, george Chin rfiniq‘mlly “55‘ ions
session of their “new residence in Key
mend street..- ,1 ,
home in Massachusetts.-
Mn. Chester A. Stevenson, one husl
under it suspended line of 85.1'hnpsou
said he was employed as a brakenian
until he sprained his ankle,,Vrecohtli.
'-and west confined to lieilovne l-lospitsl,
her new in Mount Vernon, New York
ban Flint, and bully vs removed
iron}; Fouling-Vs. New m ,to their sum-
waut. but has been boarding in son».
John J. .Dilion, of New York city. “53,1011 lie was arrested Tuesday by
been looking over his Belle lslnndprou' Ofilcol' Them”,
arty. and getting it in condition for the ..... " ‘ '
summer. A number of improvements
will be made. “ ,
6MP.
MiDDLE‘i’omN
Mlllllhh'l‘OWlig,
min 1”. Turner lqrmer member oi the
note rennin rpm the old Twenty
second dlatrlotunnd Poet. Grand Mes
ter oi Masons in Connecticut... died at
his home metals; mint oi hem
taller-c. lie was pity-tires nevi on.
had been in the grocery business in
William C. 'Snilth. oi New York
city. who is welldmown in ihhi city,
in as bought from Manuel Klein. 0!
the Hippodrome, New York city. the
Helen bungalow,“ central avenue,
Belle lale.—-Daobury News.
Frederick Penney-In has recovered
from no injury resolved the other dell.
when the engine "of his eutornoblle
more by his wile. two sons and
two doubters.
the iron handle strut hire on the left
W The blow- wae very painful for
I time.
Frederick A. Albrecht is recovering
train injuries received e low days arc,
when he tell from e «not oi his noun,
w tattoo-mane. womb
his back rm Wired, and he was
shaken we no WNOI‘O broke- and _;
he rpm to have hell no inter-uni inn '
'Mr. and IMre. John Cranelon, of “
vRidgefleld, married in induction}, yes- ,
terdny morning, stopped at Mrs. F. 3‘
.\i is Crnnston
lowad his freedom by Judge Young, ,
‘ New York. He lives in South Nero ,
against” one. ,;
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u
this city iol‘ about thirty years, and h.
éi'Wih is the honest man?
at that dab! obi! alhti..V8‘tt'I)ilgly5V
Toxfibd; his neighbor, and; him.
» - sell: most: not; '
Whom neither. force nor {own
1,118! “ll .
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their due.
W. m.
17.9%" instant easy, that e ruining
1h " it blind. ,
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“‘0!
While the: world- how rides by,
now lags behin...
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a";
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Whine". cast. Va.
His weeds and- work: and lash-
ion too. '
All of a piece: and all“ are dear
and straight.
’ Who never- melts or thorn
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day include
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‘ Vim. it developed? today, has refused:
to pennant oliihe medaral Dunne Health ‘
Service {01" more of the serum which
he claims is a "cure" for tuberculesle. .
Wrmimt Blue, or the
service, in reported to have united ill-V.
Friedman for further samples or: his
. serum so theta. more «rein! analysis
oi the alleged cure could be made. Dr,
F‘riedmunn is declared to have said
that he- had already unveiled Surgeon
John F‘. Anderson director of the liy-
picnic 'boratory; with a; little plati-
mun "looplul" and that he could spare
.;n.° more: The amount furnished vby‘
the Berlin memm (including: to Cur-
haid'thclt
your fist hold them.
Because they are. made ‘ j,
on ibobmoul‘dei lasts,
1Marecomfortnbi- ' ‘eftom:
the first and stylish to”
the last. .
" Chlroprsctic is the definition or the,
cause of the disease add the m oi .
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woes '
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3.09; to: $6.00,
Wear Shoes that Fit
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adjusting the some. Disease is cano- _
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
later lite in the dilterent organs and
limbs. ‘
Chiropnclors remove- the cnueeioi
disease and pain. health is restored
through hermem‘zlnx the nerve reel
tome in your burly. Male rrmrbios
given special attention; also curva-
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