amofhlondsfiBENew newplantion‘t‘lilsdcpendsthcsw
spent Sunday at Cali Pastun. East can of the waters. Superintendent
E maddest. Harold mom. nice- one:
Eldest. Helen Waring. score{pry. and
..~ six-shah in‘5; would: and rcsldentwahhardnndpstronlselthe;
«animus ' 'W
vellum. neither do they like tbs
cloned can which are waning. T“?
”were
Last aunt. at... large. and menus!"
mi; “flooding in the chapel the, young
talks at the moon mum-e '3
' chose
is m smiles organised?“
a Young Peeoi'e Society. A consti-
tution was dented. and officers were
elected. as toners: George Tyler.
Edith Hart-right. Wren; Those
present signed the constitution thus
clot? omnisc- to he a great success.
illorwalk.~ ‘ mummktomtfliders.”
theannualmsoting,‘ informed them
“concurs. Rank Raymond. olthatstthcpraentthnothepfinthasi
Ernst Nor-walk. and Mr. and Mrs. about in animus. There are 50'
L , E i; Rhinitis Hoyt; of sumo. spent Thurs- other consumers who are receiving oer».
daylnilighiliue. gvicetrnnouinldem itchin-
gard‘s appeal tor support in the dis-
Mrs. Hickman. 9’ Haviland street, trlct's important venture has set the
SW“! “W“ ‘“ ”1°11“ ' m“ '9“ East side talking. and civic pride is
{Tom her alt“ h the Crescent laun- m h We Wad“)!
dry. on Besvicw avenue. hearts.
Wlluslnnesnmtlranuntstreetis
suffering troll a lame loot. which. he
E received what bite at the heavy wheels
ct his milk wagon ran over it recently.
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cause at the death of the several thou-
sand "beams" which were recently
’The linemen of the East Norwaik
, . municipal plant are busy today erect-
lng poles in front of the plant on Bay-
view place, so that the wires of the
new plant may be run out
large schools at pursuing shoppers and
Richard Bland. of Charles street.
aconducted the midweek prayer ser-
vices ot the Advent Christian Church.
on Van Zant street. in the absence or
the pastor. Rev. G. M. Teeple.
v.
pier II. of the new bridge is the most:
as lively and frisky as could be,
___________ their desperate admin to set
Services in the Advent Christian
Church on Sunday next will hold espe-
cial interest for the young people. The
program planned will be one in which
‘” they will like a' prominent part. and
wihch will attract them. Great inter-
. eat is being manifested in these com-
the services. ‘
.3.“
excellent snapper ball. and many a'vsil
cam Charles Bysbee. 0! Fort
street, ls spending magical working
day at Compo' Beach Hay. where he
is packing things upvnung tor the
muted". flaptsln Byxbec was one at
the experts employed in the cooking
"department during the past summer at
k the Beach. _ I
the suppers.
’RonuwAqu
...m_...__
Vii growing daily All children of the in New York on businesa
addendum of age: or over.
‘l
trance for beginners is closed. Rodents New York.
A will serve the greatest interests of
l ..thcir children if they enter all, live
" years of age. in the kindergarten at Jennings'
once. , adv
”ff—fl“
-—-!lare chance for boat owners at
Auction. Saturday.
W A warrior, a traveling salesman
lore-the Gardner Broom Company, of were the guests or Mr. and Mrs. F.
Amsterdam, N. Y, spoke last evening Lynch recently
at the mid week prayer services in the __
East Avenue M. E. Church. Mr. Wsr- Lloyd Chlttendcn. of Harvard Col
ner made an eloquent and interesting loge is ”and!“ ‘ few days with h“
. address. and those members in attend- events in Tokeneke.
nnce appreciated his speaking powers ~ - _ - fl
' ., greatly. In his travels through many Selectman 3mm Taylor. of West
V cities, Mr. Warner often fills the pub Side avenue. 1. spending the day in
pits of churches, as he did last even- 13an on hulaess.
ins.
__.__.____.‘ m. and Mrs. F. A. Brands enter
Local oystermcn are busy today gets tsined lilss Mabel Michael. at New
ting things in readiness to leave 1(3er ovutho weekaid.
Bridgeport tomorrow, where they will ‘ _‘
get their necessary equipment in order m m J. (leer, of New York.
that they may start work on the state's ”Blithe Md at Tokoneke. at the
oyster beds early Monday morning limo «nan. E Wilcox.
.. next. The cystsrmen will start work
exactlyatsunrlss. and they mostooue
Wflmum“ u“ m ”Wham“ scarcity of
down. Many East 8W“ will ”9 in water. several wells and cisterns are
wmominena on the natural growth “we”
“ M new. §
' Mrs. Susan 0. Petty. who has been
What might have deVeloped into a m the m“ with friends at
serious runaway was averted yester- Want w Conn. is spending ‘
day afternoon when two young men t". mmmmcwmn Pet
mmwummeotw.n o. uncommon-ix Trust Com
. Beans horse. whichhad startedtorun my “Wand-MIND
down Sci-view avenue. alter the w- ,
son's whilie tree had broken and
trightucd it. The horse was attached
to the milk wagon belonslns to Mr. 1
Dean. of Van Zant street. Thanks to
the quick stop. it was not damaged}
any. nor was the horse lulpred.
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greater part at the day fishing for the
popular blackish. Between the tour; \ ‘ .
. Fix-ant mom was a in“ {a
‘New York this m ‘
4
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posh . .
Hendricksls East Norwalk’s champion Wilbur.- Batu In Inning a bright
fisherman, flaunt he knows when new cost of point out on his house.
and where to go tor the blggutcnmb’ “Smith. who w
W
fianhemflwadoi'm been In In; areal days in MM.
Ehtssuccosointhisuneiseonsldered. .E
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Consl‘duablo mutant is being mmmfleunschiitching o:
nmmmmmaammmmmvmm
. lusbrfi ”an immune". '
mmflme’f’hkddish'lot's
initial! "number Gasto- hull-w
Several theories have been advanced.
“by local oldtllnc fishermen” as the.
driven into the Nor-walk harbor by; ‘
small blaallsh. Some-say that cement I 7
used on-the bridge lob was thrown
overboard and its pdsonlug edect on-
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becoming charter markers. The gas
manning-Wyn.» "mu-u
E 'i.‘ . .
J ordinate Stands
Wednhwmwmmw
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r
s to 6 qt. Covered Kettles.
6» mot DlIhPauI are
we. zscaodhnovalucs
1to3qt. 'l‘eaahiiCoffcéHPou
atosqt. Pmcrging Kettles.
F0R49¢
mar-azalam'rsmflgh-flr : ~
when A_ Z.
. were 5
56¢
o.-..ao-u-..-.--
ALE n“
FRlDAY,SSP1‘. l8, :9...
52m
1.
Fiber Rugs
sostsmchWRugsmmanybcauhfulcclmsand
patterns; [75¢ values for- Friday ‘and Saturday
w. .ee.. ........ . ........ i..............::49¢‘
Sterling Ranges
Spatial My: no
all“? range has. .
more but gnomes
TROUBLES...
Sterling Name. Sterling
”My 'tf-l. . . . - .
33:0 With a zoyear . ‘
3°
¢
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the water resulted in their deaths The? f
gnu from the huge open sewer. pearl
probable cause of their sudden giving;
1
up ottho ghost. The "bunkem" were.
$8” Drop Side Couches
Cook, Heat and Me or
Money Refunded.
in‘
away
from their hungry ponders, the snap-
pers. when they would suddenly turn
over and die. as soon as they struck a
certain place. These "bunkers" are
ed themselves or the opportu‘ulty to get .
some good halt. Many o! the "bunk '
ere”. showed ugly, bites, where they
were bitten by their old-time enemies,
The enrollment at the ‘local schools Miss Maud [island spent Wednesday
should enter school not later than lim- ’Mr. and Hindi. mum. at Bar-
day morning next. After that date on» niond street. are spending the week in ‘
See
. Mr. and Mrs. .c. llllng and daughter
'I‘hodromthapntmany 990910“) '
Mummers-rearrange a party}
muslin-sting. mausoleum ofmuhrbqoln Ronmn‘,
I i
«
“Biscuit?
Tun th“ petlt V
....:‘..:.:.°.. m“?
nourish the body. . .
Criep.clcanaodfrah."v
scents.
Round. this. tendbr—
with a MW ha
i P ””31“...
son on an or. ‘
' loosed.“
‘ calms
‘Iad'c of the lines:
lento; Baked
to perfection. The
national strength .
food. accents. E
‘ Buy biscuit baked by
NATIONAL piston
‘ ' comm
5 Always look fot‘ that Name. 3
IITIIIIIILB. I. ll.
flFFIGEfl Ellihfllfih
"is.
l
reuce Stevens in goat avenue. the
regent, Mrs. auburn. presiding.‘
minutes or the last meeting were read it lt-was in order to Bill! “God a“, this mains in their attempt *9 W
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and accepted. .
The resignation or Mrs Boga. who
has moved out 0! tom, was accepted
with regret.
the organisation. lira. Minor.
State Regent. Mrs Bush. Hrs
and
Busll
'spohoihowthen A. ll. should
strive to use their influence for not
verssl peace, and also that wouhodld
my touch: immerse-incurs
_ way possible. to relieve the enlisting
caused by the war.- _
Mn. Minor. who is a member or
talk on its work and altos. our for-
me:- regeut. on. We also was pran-
as did our tamer historian,
‘ manual:
13731!
Lia}.
"— 'smnt had been given to the mint ,
dime Rule and the Welsh Disestab»
Th. chapter had as it’s honour! "a. “In...“
guests the Vicerresldent General of :36 mg.“ 3.. m
Landnvcnaswordotgreetlns.‘
ohm idiom
Elect Euclidean than as
lelON. Sept. 18.1}:48 p. m.—
doting; or enthlisiaom nouns] in the
staid legislative chambers of West-
wlnster Palsc were enacted today
when the two Housis ct Buliament
N!!!" ””8399.
King George was absent inspecting,
trodpil. and‘ his speech was read in
the House of Lords by Viscount Hal»
dine,” the Lord High Chancellor. and
‘Ein the House of Commons‘by John fl.
Whitley. the beputy,'8peeker.
xWhen the announcement was {made
in theHouseollArdslhatthoroysl
llshment Suspension hill and to a sonic.
her of emergency bills. cheers were
given tor the passing of the trial: and
the ‘Welsh bills ,.
The September meeting of the m fill take it Eben his big asap
5 On the announcement ol the passing it so P
Daughters otrthe American Revolution of the Irish Home m bill in the at as Wilton avenue. A“ host ct harm
was held yesterday afternoon at the House of Commons. the “gm“. moods exteudthem hearty
beautiful home or Mrs. James .st- and Idhsrlls broke m loud M more success. ,
which were repeated seals and coin.
Iwm Crooks; the labor loader. salted,1
the King." Without waiting Star psi-4
mnomammmimt
soundthmhrchodcflwlth emu»?
tin; mummmmnpme
asby
was
heardiathepoluosu‘d-
1"“‘tbeds Whitest or the
chanborldr. Gresham-out. "ch
savolrolsnditl. . .
1 mnmaosnuflwm
leodcnuopllok
(slavery endeavcrhsd been 4.
ctthewmldlwss“
fish
a and mm- a
litter Inpatient Insurer mm 1 "33;: many God
In Also Iceman 1w the u- m: mount"
immune: WWW“
gmmmmmmrmadd
“may “carnival on train, "
Iran dis-bury staged the two rates?!"
-, Fri. and Sat 34.95
Heavy Iron Frame, NsfiOn-
al Fabric 'Springs, Folding
Mattress and Belem; 38:90
“1...: my, and W-
day . .. ......... $4 95
a
‘
"aw Gentlemen: We are
tor a worthy purpose ml. we.
not bi M
"l rely with conddenoe soon @9193:
Hospi'rAL. sores.
.Mrs Jennie Kelly. of Broad River. .
was discharged trcsn the Norwalk
Hospital this sltornocn. ;
Rusull lsnsllold, ebonileur for Dr.
W. 1. race, was operated on at the
hospital last night for acute appen-
dicitis. '
‘ lire Mary '1. “shorty oi Prospect
avenue. was admitted this moral!!!
for treatment of a {motored Ann.
Mrs Amy. Raymond. cl Elm street.
was admitted last night and operated
on this morning - _
GUMAN-MURRAY. ,
Alphonso L. Duncan, of this city. was
recently married to we Elisabeth
Merrimotuttle wry. N. J..at the
horns “M will. Elihu-loo Ilium}
'l‘wo clover thieves were frustrated w
open the dismhsr in the public tele-
shape at the poem division statiim
to Expand: where the manor tells;
lngthosbossnl one while the collar.
feigned snail. hut'v'vlo was endeavor-
.lthankyoutorthc umuo'_\m
l“? which gnu. have met agrcuew
‘ , onrarmsuntilthstr
.purposchssbeontaliyachioved. ‘
ofalllly uh?
StepinmdlctomnkduanWtbhmder-
inISterfingRsngctnyou. Raga—coal. wonder-gas.
W Join the Sterling Range Club
516 Deliver. a Range to Your Home.
-5..- Ranges from $16.50 to .5190
T
aummmandwou.
-: *9 MW“ .555. . We
tour-maniac“ got ”out cl order.
1 r Incline-limo- .
. . .. densest! some adjustments,
.....
that: sum.
.. auto “W" ~ «You mimosa.
; ”Madman. mm ,_
Paint-s
'aanauuua names-sinner.
m 80. NW!!! and Blamlord.
‘ ._... m .
investments omnglu‘tanfia’?‘
‘ ' TM'I In.
him I! 14%, MM“! 01' Lite _lll-
mayollcy. Returns arebsttor than E. BARTHOL D C
in most securities.
c.r. Madonna
"HUNG! sun asst. oars"
‘ _ 156 wan-m m,
m units cinn- m”
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“Silver Lake ice ”
Wenonahndodm service to.
Minlzrapossctcmr
63 Meadow 5L. South Norwalk,
’10an
”Atlantic Bamamlord, 9s.
mmsp-im.
E'Shinslbaflyislree.
requests. , .
wish-sisal s _
Voids not ask trail. by WS' . . , _
._____ 5...... 9.7.5....me m You are Not
l
nun-econommytodcal withns
m attention to really trade?
ASH; slaves MR5 Inigo.
more,
with’you mu. ho'ard try 3 low
mall. Everything well cooked
and served properly.- We si-
amn‘sm ‘. .mhvesadsllas customers.
, i1“ Tripp sRcstaurant
”I" EQLY MN?!)
WmMrgomke I A‘
the state Committd'e for the .Wella‘re‘u 13:”? ,,
or women andChildi-eu. 0! which an;
y”.
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