NEWS __
Raymond Brothers' men are bnsy
today unloading a cargo or sun torso!
not cool.
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R. w. Smith, of HawttnsVavenuo, l
continues very ill at his home. Many
Elsi Bide friends look" for a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Elisabeth McGrath, of the
Crescent laundry. has been confined
to her home, on Pine street. for sev-
eral days, on account of illness.
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EAST VVNORWALK
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NOROTON
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Jill! Dan at God-wants lslt yester.
day for an meltdown ’- visit.
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The Red Star barge “Despatch' was
the west side oi the temporaryhridge.
~ the first large barge ever to go through
She was in tow ol the tug Addie V.
Valtorsonn.
idles Roles ilmmmor was the guest
or nuns. in sun-tom yesterday
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Naomi lira. Howard‘ol the Post
The tug Addie V. towed the three-
masted schooner “L. D. Small" iron:
the Hubbell. Hall at Randall Company' a
dock. in Norwalk. to the outer harbor,
this morning. l
Unemen in the‘ employ of the East
Norwslk electric light station will be
busy for several days placing new
crosssrms on all the station’s elec-
tric light poles on the East Side.
The East Norwalk station has instal-
led electric service in the Podelelsky
block. on West Washington street.lor
the use of Mr. Nathan, a New York
tailor. who has located on the East
Side.
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hire. and Mr. Ariel Cameron, Jr.. and
Ralph Brundage, of East Norwulh,
start today Vlor a week’s cruise on
their cruiser Always, and will he so.
oompanled by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
3 Gehrmann. of this plus.
.‘ cruiser. the Etta G. The, party will
visit diilerent points on Long island.
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A local grocerymsn said this morn-
ing that many at his customers had
told him they would do no canning this
year because 6! the excessive price or
_ sugar. It has been figured out that
V V the recent advance in thili necessity
will cost not more than 2c more a quart
to can lruit. It is said that sugar is
beins bought by may ibcal cunt-omen Progressives most to nontlnate their;
in large quantities. wh'ere belore they
were content with but a little at a
time. This has a tendency to raise
the price still lurther. Another price
rather is the tact that England has al-
"ready ordered 400,600 tons of Ameri-
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Another necsssity which will be on
tremeiy dtiiicult to get because of the.
.war. is the familiar and popular perox-
ids. Every household is considered in-
complete without a bottle 0! this on
~.hand Whenever one gets a cut 0!
bruise the ilrst thought is to use per-
oxide-to prevent possible blood-pols-
onlng. As this medicine is made os-
V elusively in Germany. according to
’ local business men. it "will be abso-
Jstsly inaposslbla to obtain more when,
- shepresentanppiyiseahanstsd. The
» demand .lor peroxide has become so
grestthatgrocsrystotesarehan‘dllng
itaswellasdrugstores. '
Vlthasboounntedwlthdeeprsuet.
recently, by cttlseus in this commas
nitysswollasmembers olthelilast
Norw'aih improvement Associated.
capstan-sol Osborne avenue M
cling the last that the city collectors
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:the Darlen Review during the sum.
4 Dr. $1.0. Hanson arrived yesterday,
ill their.
thatrelussha‘sh'sudsmged on as
Read- at» Kenton Center lelt yester-
day for Maine. '
Mr. and lira. George Krona cl Main
street, are moving into their new
home an Center street. ‘
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Mrs. Howard 0. Willmott oi the
Post road entertained relatives from '
out-outrun at her home on Bundav.
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VWlliinm B. Noyes. connected with
nor. was appointed principal of the
Stratiord High School, and has left to
take up his new duties. He is a
graduate ol Yale.
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Dr. Gregory of Norwalk is in atten-
Miss Nellie Brown of Southport. is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
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Mr. and tire. Bert Mills are campx
montatCompoBesch loralew
weeks.
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Tuesday evening the (all meetings
at tho Doric chapter 0. iii. 8. will be
resumed.
Richard Reamer at Brooklyn vis-
ited last week with C. a Meeker or
Cross Highway, .
Miss Marion 0, lending: ol sate
street is recovering irom an attack
at tonsllitis.
'Robert Stevenson of the Weetport
Water Company is enjoying his an-
nual vacation.
Miss Ruth Allen of (lemon will en-
ter the New York school of Applied
Art in October
Miss Carry Fay oi New York has
been the guest at birs. Catherine St.
John at Compo.
J. J. Sullivan and party of friends
enjoyed an auto trip hrough tho
While!!! hills last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter. sums are
entertaining out of town friends at
the home on Clapboard hill,
Miss Alice Bourger‘ of the Hills
Point road is spending a week with
her aunt in New York city.
Frederick M, Wood of King street
substituted last week on the R, d". D.
.route from the local post once.
Mr. and lira. David Davis of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. have returned home
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(com a motorvtrip in the Berkshire
Hills. The trip was a pleasant one.
through Milford, utclifield 'Brldgeg
water. Washington and past' LakeI
Waramang and Lake Bantam.
The body‘dTII-Va. EVlb‘el't Bates, who
died at her home here on Monday.
was taken yesterday morning to the.
’home‘ of her sister. lira. Squires. in
Brooklyn. where a lunorsi service was
held on. bills! m In oreenwoou
cemetery. _
Friday night the Democrats of
Dorian met in the Town Hall, to elect
delegstss to the conventionséud to
appoint a town committee. The
~ Marsh.
candidates (or town olicss on Thurs-
day. Septembor 10.. The Deliberate
name their town ticket the following
day. and on lousy. Sept. ll. the
W have a autist- meeting.
i Politics is beginning to stir fin the
blood obnarisn at last. although the
symptom is as yet resin. and hard to
be heard now and then. but all par-
ties are calm and slable as yet The
first ssloétmsn's' chair is coveted or
usual. Coin-odors Brannoureuthsr
has lor some time nuanced his in.
tostion not to soak reappointment; a
roast lormany in the town. for
while be liable political enemies. he
has also male many staunch friends
Williamnudale land flirsm Taylor
unlocked open as nominees tor the
once on the W ticket. and
Join Tyler Vmprstty sure to be placed
on the Piotr-sire ticket. Uharies
ritcb is another possibility tor the
Republicans. lasso Mey. who has
trace. One or two nscnIatlons may!
islect.i
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iiihflmm “out (of '.
after a visit with friends here.
Mrs. Frank Rana of Manchester.
N, 'H., is visiting with 'her sister.
Mrs. John Baterson‘ of King street.
Mrs. Mary 0. Jennings and her
daughter-in-lsw. lira. Oliver ll. Jen-
nings visited last week in New York
city.
Mrs. Matilda Bone at 81.168090”
was a recent ov‘ervnight guest statue
home of Mr. and lira. Robert N.
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Miss Ethel Tim error: enemi-
has returned to her home alter a
visit with Miss Ada Note of Wood-
side avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs: W. «L. Tenor of Con»
po have been entertaining William
Raymond and Miss llary Hand lot
mack. N. J. .
Miss May Osborne 0! Sangatuck
has accepted a position in the exhi»
bition'room ol the .Bonth Norwalk
Corset company.
l Llames McCormaclt and wile of
Tomes Place. Yonkers. N. Ysare
visiting with Mrs. 'l‘. H. Danaher of
Riverside avenue.
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Daniel and lgnatius Horelic were
both lued sills-d costsonachsrgo
or assault. The cases were prosecuted
by Attorney Harry R. Sherwood.
Kr and lira. Peter Mother:
son have returned to their moldy:
horns alter visiting with NIL.
lira. l. Sanford Gregory of {boots
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Where are you today}
But a mockery
And a travesty ’
Of depravity
On the upward Vway?
Witt tliink'VtheV heathen
or God's chosen. mon—
Shatuinx denizens
or a wild beast’s den?
Against the‘ God of Mambo '
Anti his soul-defiling sway,
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Rise up! Ye mighty natures
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Who still cling to God! and
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In Clulst’Vs melt. lowly way!
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smote. Bllvsrmlno. Tat. mas.
summonses ron‘ HIRE
noun aosaw. soul: Main Otvost,
:Isntb Nam-Ill. ........'rsa_1zsas.
J. A. ”emanates-wot Hall at.
Neruda ...... new and sec
laces season, A... and UVory, is
unmet. ..........w. m.
com V snowshoe.
Tel............... 1m
"sum REPAIRSV.
licoov a aVvalw stores can co.
Ford ranks a specialty. Tel. sot.
AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
NORWALK AUTO CHIPLY 60., *2!
Wall “not, ”walk... Tel. mas.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
HERBERT MYFUGE. Auto. Repairs.
Painting. a Havllsnd 38., Tel IOU-2.
soars, moss, Rename
Maori-a seem once. as Washing-
ton Direct. south We.
T. OARMNORE, North Main Street;
Dom Net-mill.
J. LIVINOTElN, Water Street.
loath Namath. ..
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as.- uaauoa. so Water, so. mus. V ::
enmeshosssssaoisity.‘l’ol.m _,
laces, venomous. as Ely Avenue, 3
norms. noes. crimes
is. V. sea a surf“ Manner. 27
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Cross unanimous
DU Well Cl“! Go- I! WWW
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CIVIL submarine
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HENRY MOELLEI. ll Vlldllflon
M . Tel. 10734.
ELECTRICAL worms
o. N. MeKlBBON, m. use; ElOctrlc
s." Starters a opeolalty.
onleooCassss.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
JOHN telesales ou surname
Meygflchyfi. .. .. Tel. 804
museum, , ' TRUGKVHEN
D. P. NONIELL. m. OM E!-
m M, Tel. 1101
Vegetables, FRUHS. Candies
ANTHOIW cannons, s1 sou-m
Avenue, .... .. Tel ssa
FISH. TIMETABLE
West Ave.‘ rm. use sum ordering
fish, fruit and Woo, call “I.
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sass-on so...
FURNITURE
aamouo and son, «a Main emu.
Nona-lit, .. ............ Tel. 15.
ersnLINo roamrms 00., 1277-
. 12! Washington 8... ......V.Tsl 106.
‘ ‘ JEWELRY, woven-mas
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Toys. Etc.
The Inner, 78 Wn 9t.
PIANO TUNIVNG
SONNENBERG PIANO 60., 104 Wash-
South Normally". ........... Tel. 30
STEPHEN L. CLMW, 96 West at, V
South Norwallt. ....... Tel..13855
Brsss % PLATIMG Nickel
8. 36A! 0. ION. Watsv Street,
south Nora—la, . Tel. 342-2.
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PLUMBING AND TI-mmo
ROBERT s. THOIIPSON, 54 first er.
East Norwalk, . TL. 5934,
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ARTHUR‘ E. BENEDICT, to Wed St,
Booth Nov-walk. Tel. 633V
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POCKET BTLLIARDS, P001)
sachets. Ticker .sorvm. .Basc‘ail
News, Sporting Events 17. 8. Mn.
WILLIAM s. HUBBELL, 1oV Scull.
Main Street, 3, Norwalk, Tel, 1294-8.‘
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REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 9
THE .l. s. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 15
South Main, Tel 682-3.
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JOB resume
.TNE IMDA DIM so Washlnltm
.m. Tot. .... .. 415'
‘Jurnt bananas
south Wk, Tot Issac
WARECROCKERY
A. emails, for w. “bloat" st.
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muscular . .
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ARTHUR T. FIRING, 7’ WWW
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CONTRACTORS. BUILDMS
or. JOHN a «cross. sumo“: ml
M.Wa Tel.“
STEPHEN UNOVARY 123 West it.
filth Hulk. ........ Tel. was
Vataamo Iconsraucrion co.
3' III. T... an...’
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Win-mm
steam is Wood
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ll. Mulch“, Walls
Fancy orooalios so Wall. 'I'ol. m-
owners V
in. mm s. new; ital» Balls.
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use. some Reunite-m luck.
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Muss. s at. THEM so Nona Main
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MILLINERS
mechanism ”as Washinoton
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OOUTH NOIWALW WONUNENTAL.
u 30. "Ill! “ms nu. . Tel. 90"
. NUNSES’ REGISTRY
DR. :8. D LAWEINOS Oollth Main
“I". also Jim. .Tsl. 788.
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PAWRSJ’APERHAWRS
avenue. ................ Tel. 1734.
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VJACOB. A. m I. Oouth Milli
Oireet, ................. TOM!“
P HOTOGVVNAVPHS
scones Io NORM Vn Washington
street, .. Telephone cosmetics.
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also as. mucosa: south Isis
m: :IQIODICIODOI'ODI 7.. 'ml
ascension llEliiilMl. re «who
AVvsass ............ .. ‘l'ol. 100-5.
-. war. H. "moron, seem 11,
, so. ticswaugwmnow aVnouss V
H. a. usual and son, 45 Wall Street,
Nomlk, . . . ..... Tel. 1311.2.
THOMAS C. BALCOM, Norwalls P. 0.
Block, Wall Street. Tel. 160.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN, South Norwala
Trust Co. Building. Tel. 1230.
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suite mosleomlhuTol. 3i- '
VSEWING MACHINES
Milan-um: co. New and Second-hand.
16 Railroad avenue. .~. Tel. 372-4. .
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‘ SlGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TILLY, 52 Water Street.
SM‘Norw-Ik "...... Tel. 473-2.~
STUDEBAKER - AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTOR CVAR 00.. Con-
nooticut and West.aves.,V . .Tel 1120
TAILORING REPAIRING
ROCKOFF BROS» 20 North Main 3... .
South Norwslk ... .._.....Tel 362-2.:
JOHN KUDOV'C. Custom Tailor, .213
E. Washington Street” ..Tel. 320.
TIRE VUDCANIZING
noses: s. oasoosv. 7 Wall sinus.
Nerwalk. ...-.........'. .Tsl. 8246.
' -UPHOLSTVERERS
s. K. nlrcHeLt, whohtortnnnd‘uni .1
m,.1i me: Oh, Tel. uses. 3
WIN . ”now CLEANING V
-DLEANING ”spun”; m 51.
s... woven V “cm... :.
omenrannue wonse, 7 Immune :
V Thelieed avail. '
Street ....... ........East Norws'ilt
Electrical Co.
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