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Walter Park, of Strutiord. is now at
South Norwal-lr. where he has taken
a position with the Radel Oyster Com-
pany.
. E. ,F‘. Muller. wire chief tor the
Shuthem New “England Telephone
Company. iu‘lSouth Norwolk, latching
a two weeks’ wooden, and G. «E: Ruth-
er, the district inspector. is substitu:
ting tor. him. *
The East 'Norwulk Yacht. Club will
award. on Saturday. to the winners of
the recent series of races the hand~
some silver cups on exhibition in the
~ window of F. E. Lockwood’s store in
Norwelir. 1
William Zeiglor, Jr.. of Brooklyn, N. i
I, who has a. billions! reputation as;
the “baking powder king." wil1 send
some of his exhibition horses to that
Danhury Fair next month. Some in the;
most famous blooded animals in the‘.
country are in Mr. Zeigier‘s stables.
The Federal express, east-bound,‘
which tossed through this city yes-
terday morning. struck and killedE
James (Brody nt Suybrook Junction.’
Brnc‘v idlng a bicycle across the
tracks and n west-hound train hid the
express from his view and he rode di-
rectly in front of it,
F. S. LYON
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'Nomik Chapter, I), A. 11., will hold
its regular meeting today.
Division, No. 1, A. o. in, will hold ’
its regular meeting this evening.
Buckingham W. n. 0., No. 30, ‘will
hold its regular meeting this evening
Cockenoe Tribe, No, 33, I. O. R. M.,
will. hold ital-mint meeting tomorrow
evening.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R..
will hold its rcguln rmeotlng tomorrow
evening.
Did Well: Communion. No. 966, U.
this evening.
St. John's Lodge, No. ii, A. F., one
A, M., will hold a stated communica-
tion, this evening.
Curl School). or Brmchville, former.
ly of South N'orwslk, was in town yes-
terdoy visiting moods.
the New England States.
i Cockenoe ~Hoymukore‘ Association,»
ENo‘, 321,5 l. 0. R. M., will hold its reg-‘
ulsr meeting this evening,
Dr. and Mrs. .l’. C. Newkirk have re,
turned from an automobile trip thriugh;
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This price given you a selection from a wonderful as.
sol-uncut of patterns, of which we have just received
the complete—new browns and greys, blues and blacks,
with pencil stripes on! charlie lines—unfinished wor-
otedo, volume and choviots.
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'1‘ pier. Muthe apex. of course. are the ' ,
Summoning“ and. their (homes. The 7.
5 Emanue- oi ”Envoy Extraordinary .I
oud~Mlnlstor Plontpotentinry of the
"Bolted ‘Btstes in Panamo Citywide '
"another factor to the always vexed I'
‘unestlon or precedence.
3 l .msiotououce or a military post with e. I} “
«full regiment. and. a. marine camp with i .
‘1: in battalion dose not help to simplify ‘
frontiers.
7 (those. not in the Commission or the
hArmy. are based. with. primitive slmr-
* ‘pflcity upon the Eamouht'ol the hos,
.bsnd’ls earnings. One advantage at
‘ perfectly accurate interdiction,
Commission and the payrolls ore perl- .
"odieolly published.‘ But. it jars the
depraved y without a. trace of snob-
, ' “Well, we don't see much at her.
. husband is in the $2,000 class. you
know." '
. the fact that the people of the Zone I '
.come from all parts of the United ‘
one... Women’s {globe and the Z:
-.V. M.,c.‘.An Dlvertthm “Foam .
of; Tropical new. .
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" Social illeon the Zone is rather coon ..
Butler
Cheese
Eras
«while the 1:
Social aihiistlons emails '
88 AND 85 WAeHlNGTON 8.1.
this system. is that it is based upon
for
everybodyon the Zone works for the ,
25 atoms with 1 lb. No. "1 Royal Plantation ............... .35¢
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Our Alter Dinner Blend ............ .32
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Mnruosi'bo ..... . 3M
15 Stamps with 1 lb Challenge Blend ................ 28
10 Stamps with 1 lb. No.1. Santos Coffee .
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Merlin outsider to have a woman.
ibery, remark casually of another.
He?
Social life is further complicated by
States. with a few from Europe. They ‘
have no common home associations.
When the settlement of the Zone'flrst .
began the women were diInrally lone— '
ly, and the Commission called in a.
professional organizer of women's : ‘
clubs to get them together. Clubs were _ ’ ,
organised from Ancon to Cristobal sud ‘
federated with More Goethels for Pros-
ident and" Mrs. Gorgas for Vice-Pres-
ident. Cuiebra entertained Gorgonu
«Give us the
prove it. .
Long and Round Clams. all kinds
of Fresh Fish Received Daily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
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Classes—Bookkeeping, English, Shorthand, STENOTYPY,
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Motor M, J. Wise. of Hartford, is
. ing storied.
oi! Monroe street, will leave Sundny
for tour woeks' visit to indisnooolis
Highway Commissioner Bennett has
awarded the contract for the construe
tion oi’ one and encounter miles of
modem on the Hartford turnpike
from blunt linrtlord to Station 32. to A.
l), Bridco‘g soile' company, incorpor-
ated, of Homdvillo, for $13,268.29.
F you have something that is
intended foryoar eyes only, put
it in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes
Fire about roach itwborglm cannot go: it and you will
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spending a few days in Norwalk, while.
the remodeling of the Armory is lie-i
Mrs 'r. J. Sullivan and son William.‘
and Chicago, as the guests of relatives:
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' in three.
~ DANBURY Prim RACES.
ARGENTINE MEAT sELLo WELL.
Trotters, Pacers and Runners, October; NEW YORK. Sept l'l——’I:he con-
9’ 10, 11 ifildnmeut of mu ions 01’ Argentina beet
which arrived here Monday the first
The Danhury Fair ruce progrn’m culls bi '
sill men eve
for three hnrnose holes moon and u g p t r brought ‘0 ”‘3
United States, has all x
roce (or running horses Thursday and part of it was soldbigndgrgrzmi:
Friday. October ii and 10. and 1“” hur- this city, and found its way into retell
nous horse races and '1 “m“ ""“t two trade. When sold as Argentine 'bref
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lor runners sounds). 0‘ W” (the consumer got lilo benollt of n {our
bar 11. Tuesday and Wednesday. 0“". cent reduction on the pound.
\lobor 7 and 8. are horse show dill“! What. the urhlinnl consignocs got
and the truck W“ W used "3' the ex for it is hold sorrel. but the retail trade
hibltlon horaen. Til" full program {0‘ 3uuvo eleven and u hull coma u pound
the “mess ill “8 WNW“ tor the quarters Here: are some or
Thursday,0ct 9. itho prices at which the most was
E2511 pose i’m‘fie. 54“" sold: vortex—house and sirloin steaks.
{2:19 trot . . . .. .l’urse. $400 18 cents a pouml; prime rib roasts. 16
ll: 25 pace .......... Porno, 340" cents; round boot. 18 cents; chuck
housing; non. dash of 1.4. mile, $150 mist, 131,5 vents. and soup must. it)
Friday, Oct. 10. cents. '
oralvcoo.
. 2:”: trot Puree. 3409 [lecture in Wnsiilnuton. Baltimore
:2: ill have ------ I’HM‘» 3‘09 nod Philndsipliin secured part a! the
'2: ill irol. . ...... A Porno $400 shipment.
llunnlnc race. dash of one mile. $150:
Saturday, Oct. 11.
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{challenged Coronal to an interchange ’
‘0! views on eugenics over the coffee.
cups and waters. in a recent number
of The Canal Record. the oillciol paper
of the Zone. I find nearly- a page given
over to on account 0: the activities oi.
the women’s societies and church
work. It appears that there were in
April. 1913. twentyuflve societies of
various sorts existing among the «we-
men on the Zone. The Canal Zone Fed-
, oration of Women's Ciu'hs had live sub-
sidiary clubs. with a membership oi
There were twelve church
with a membership or
239 Nonrly 290 women were enrolled
.in auxiliaries to men's organizations.
lBut these organizations were rapidly
breaking up even then. and the com
' oellenoe of our methods that our
and Year out.
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general disintegration. They served
their purpose. Only a mind that could
mix the ideal with the practical could '
have foreseen that discussions of the .
Baconiun Cipher, or the philosophy of ..
Nietzsche might have n bearing on theE ..
Job of digging a canal. but who ever .
conceived the idea was right.
dtlons and repair work.
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customers stay with us your in '
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Water Street, South Norwalk.
Contractor!
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Estimates lurniebod on oil kind: at building constructions. oil is
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167-12.
The some clear foresight that led
the Commission to encourage the es- certs and lectures. The Snpcrintcnd
tnblishment Dr'women's clubs caused ent of Club Houses. A. B. Dickson, nets
the installation of the Y. M. C. A. on as a. sort oi! impressurio. but the task
the isthmus. where it has become per at filling dates with desirable nitrnc
hops the dominating social force. ’With tions is rather a complicated one 2,000
9. host of young hnthelors employed miles away from the lycoum bureaus
far away from home there was need of New York
of soclul meeting places other than the The service of the Y. M. C. A. in not
saloons oi Pnuomo (md Colon. and the gratuitous. Members pay on annual
less attractive drinking pieces per- fee or $10 each. This, however. i106“
mlttcd on the Zone as u concession to not wholly meet the cost of mninto-
the foreign clement among the work mince and the delioit is taken core oi‘
ors Many schemes were suggested by the (,omnlisslon. which built the
before it was determined to turn over club houses at the outset. That the
the whole organisation of social clubs‘servico ol the organization is useful is
to the governing body‘oi‘ the Y. M. C. shown by the loot that Col. (lorthuls
A. Two criticisms are board or this has recommended the srm'tion of o
notion. One is the broad general ob» concrete club house to cost $52,500, in
lection to committing the function of the permanent town of llnlbon.
entertainment to a purely religious or-E The above is on extract. from "Point-
mlnizolionwn sort or union or church mo and the Candi,” the book now on
and Shite. so to speak. The other in Help at The Sentinel oilico for tho
Elliot tho code of the organization is soiull (mm of either illit- or the lion
inguinal: Sunday sports. no that on bionic-rite advertisement ior particulars.
Eons holiday the Worker is prohibltodE
from pinyinp names in his club. There
were at the period or the greatest oo- —-----
tivlty on the Zone seven Y M. C. A. *illllDtlEPOil’l‘. Sent. 18. «#0:: pious
clubs. located at Cristobal. (lotus. Por— of guilty entered in the Ruperior court.
BIGAMIfiT BUSH GETS A YEAR.
Eng” mum pronounced sentence on to hello. (lemons. Empire. Colours. and here yesterday Joke heed pronouno‘
Cami. The buildings are specious. ed cementum:
end. as shown by the illustration. 0! Arthur ill. «their. blurry. one your
planning smhllcrlond style. On the in the county manqproluldon 9mm
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AThe teeth. next to the eyes, “arc
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They lend much. to the appearance.
and the voice .md are necessary to
the health. See
Dr. J. H. Mallory
at once and have him make them ,
presentable and oerviceublo. ,
Many a form“ would» be «oh-uni .
for oliiolom natural teeth.
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