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South Norwoik, ftlonn.
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of a child with poor.
life.
eyes!
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Qpen Sat. EvngI.
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ViSlIOIl.
Slight defects in childhood be-
come serious diflicuities in
Our patrons have the benefit
of an OCUILIIST to attend to‘ their
THAMER“
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Est. 1897.
later
, " in charge of yesterd ,
and enthusiastic meeting.
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lnvsp‘enking of the silliness oi glib
‘lng the Kaiser the unearned title of
averted War when resort
seemed inevitable. So ardent an ad
vocate of peace was the Kaiser that
ice. and the German press earCaati
Pacifier." and the French newspapers
the Timid."
l Mr. Von Seal called attention to of Highland avenue.- retur'ned to Brook-
the forty- {our years of unbroked'peuce 13’". today. . . , . . ‘
:Enhkh has been the lot enjoyed by
(the German nation. He also spoke of
the {not that Austria-Hungary has not Bible clues will be held in the Sunday
‘heen to nor, excepting the brlcl hos. school room oi.‘ the Mnthudint Ep‘laeo'»
‘tilittea in 1373, since 1866; but. in tho on! Church tomorrow evening.
0 meantime, England has fought fifteen Vim be mode (or the work of tllI‘d’Win-
Mars; Ridisla two very big we're, white tar ' ' .
’Franee has been in n continual state
lot warfare in liido China. “When
he Seasonghle "
Start the Fall Activities Right?
. Be Reasonable .. “
. Deposit a Portibn
IN THE
Fairfield county Sayings Bank
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' "War Lord." Mr. Von Seal pointed out have been summerinx at Bell 'l,aland
the fact that the Emperor has thrice returned to Rutherford. New Jersey. W"
to arms day.
his subjects began to suepect coward— occupied the L t‘. 'l'eiiird house;
cally lumpooned him an "William the today. ..
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spoke of him in contempt as "William '.Dr Clinton Willht: nho boarded-dur-’
'reiatives from New York.
..
“Y9“? Saving?
len. West Norwaik. awaits a claimant
(ine'ietmr, iddl‘é'fi'sed to Mr ‘1‘ Al'-
rat the Dorian poetomee.
tor :rRepresentntive {and four cnndi
dates for justices o? the peace, will
be held at the Town Hall Oct. 9.
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Ralph illndley.-who has been mak-
ing avvisit \vitli relatives in Barton.
NORWAI K
, .
OWAYTON
e!
preturned 3'8:il.t‘-l‘ilii§ to his home 11‘
manna—- anine.
"-s' W 7-' “5M " “E A party. lli which were Mrs. Fri'ti
H. Smith. Mrs. Andras»
Mrs. F. C_ 1 i'mitil, Mrs. .
, A breeht is entertaining 1. mm and 51m (.I D. Lockwood. were
.. 1visitors in Norwalk last Week. _.
Mics Marlon Lynch of New Haven.‘
spent the week end at her home at You.” .11 mo Tomi llull shinidn
Tokeneko. I'l‘lic business was opened at 9 a. l!‘
I ' .and tinned lit 7 p.11'i.
There will he a 'lIthilllg tomorrow {3:21:21IgoIiIfaIrgw-lvedrecently:
afternoon of the Reliance Social Club, ‘ '
.at 3 061001; sharp. - i in Darlen. lust week. there
only one hole of real estate, with mot“~
Harry Oberlander. at work on one til gas of $1.809 101 the third Wat \
91 the W oyster. boats of! Strntford, in Sept'embt'er, 1913. there were (01::
miles. and mortgages of 31.000.1‘5
lids been visiting at his home here. ,‘trurisfer lust week “’13 the ( onneei
out Shore innit (‘om any 10 Juli.
.l w 1).. Grant with his tummy. who th-a Now, 3.03.: p
2101013;
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The Town Clerk's office. has l'llilllgo
ed its appearance. lust work. getting
..... ‘lmsy. and, with Stephen Hoyt movin:
James F. Atkinson and fulfil”. who desks. tnbles and chairs to more cosi-
t \jmnent l()t‘alillll$. Now they have
a comfortable arrangement. llut‘Mim
y-‘Y'v \nno‘t‘onn._ when she returns. will
- lhnrdly recognize- tlle office.
'l‘okeneke, returned to Brooklyn.\
v"... -‘_ ..
ing the summer with Charles ‘llnrrln by residents or Noroluu Heights for
the company of tire ilghlere whit-i.
‘lhn town pouseswe. in the fire of loot
.chnesday night. the company prin
. ed its worth: the member's wurk‘iu‘
A business meeting of the Woman’s hard and did all they could to lnblil-
lzo the {terms whlth was all than
could he done The company has a
good chemical engine. and the ‘boyi-l“
Plans
inem'liere of the ionmnny kept write";
*' at Highland Fill?“ all night
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The RB" Dr. A‘ H Goodenou'gh. "Tm notional youm. people in the "No Moo
{mega facts are, considered" asked Mr Stamford preached in the Methodist IV'antcd'," and. The {mum Attorney.‘
you gm). “nho do Wu think wnmg (‘hrucln yesterday morning, to a lame Friday night. The ball was filled iini
.peace and who. think you, demands COH'uelmtlnii‘.‘
war?"
English commercial papers have
». openlr expreSiIsed‘ the general opinion
6 current in E uglund that "We and Run
lain are going to rule Europe." ' Mr.
Rev. Gabriel Dokus. the wéllhelov.
ind "“31"" of the Hungarian Reformed who attended the anemidtionni meet- planned to [\TI'Bent seicrul other rlri {
His ldlgmurge was an dancing followed the two plnys, With‘
music by Ii‘tumeti’a orehe'etrti. Tm
dieuoa heartily enlol'réd' till!"
'fl‘ira actors but} themselves «tell in
able one. and much appreciated by all-r
in the evening the service was cub.
ducted by J0}m “ml: who delivered a‘S'h'mid and their second appearance ex .
hue sermon.“ . wooded their flint on Thursday nigil‘
. xii} tho quullty of acting. Mlad- Hair.- 1 -
, The mid week meeting of the ltoxi'ay- played the role of Beverly Calvert .i _l
lion Seal spoke in German. and his ton Baptist Church will be held on bride ‘" "The
~'A card Or‘tcléfill'ofié 6311 will remarks met with hearty applause.
District . Attorney
“Credit is due to E.
Wedneiiday evening at? :45 o’clock. in “ “WWII is me Mum“; slvirlt
which time the delegates and others these dramatic presentaiinnn
in
It lH
(liurch. made the principal 3:10ch 0! logo at Bridgeport. Wm give a report mntlu pieces shortly.
{the afternoon in the Hungarian inn-
irgirn'a 0.
his fellow-countrymen help their suf
fering bretiiern across the Atlantic il-
Rev. Mr. Dokus asked that ,be interesting.
1 nunclally, inasmuch as it was imposri.~ ‘
ble ior'tbem to shoulder the mus‘ket
fiend march by their sides to the front,
gno matter how sincerely they longed
to do this. Mr Dokus spoke of Presi-
dent Wilson’s neutrality plea, and the
impossibility of llungarinn- Americnnh
to go back home to light .\ir. Doltus
lieelingly recited the beautiful poem'
"Calvary." Hie remarks met with en-
thusinstic approval. . '
pastor of St Lndislaus'
Torin: widows and orphans who will
be left in me were or the great vifar‘
_lt had been hoped that Jogeph Mattel,
"or this city. would be on hand i-to
speak, but he wds' unavoidably deteln-
ed . .
William Aurelie opened the in et-
lng in (30mm... and John Novel: ik,‘
made the ann’ounCements in Hungari-
la. Th'e cboirof the Hugerlan Re
tormbd' Church rendered several pa;
triotlc Hungarian aim. and: eon-3:5 oi
the Fatherland were well sun's by the
South Norwalk Qunrte't'te Club' A
collection which was; tnken‘ up netted.
$48. 26. A committee or both Hun;
gariane and Germeii‘s has been termed
and will canvass tblil city for tunde to
tr
' contribute towards the alleviating oi
the sufferings of their countrymen. ,
’I‘lie' «folloi'wlng are the committees
sucCeee'tul
church briefly ‘snoke on the duty of which was used for intranet
the local Hungarians .to help the imi- 3131"}? American Gilli?“ When the
to us
' li‘CIil'ses’ because at
.2 very effective work in the interests at
The calls him- been issued he tliei
and should be heard by eeleotmen, notinlnn Darien that! no i
e e. yiuember of the church. annual town meeting. will he held:
in the'Town Hall on Monday. (1C1. 5 '
(it the glitherings.» rI‘lieso are sure to f
MAJOR RYA'N RETURNING' to he erttertnininlr. will open at 2 p.
m. Among the things to be cousid
Tennes‘ee, Rescue Ship. 0rd. red. .ered am the”: Hearing of ”pom;
Home From. hut-0pc f1 um Selectm'i-n. Board of lionlth.
Major James A Ryan. U. S A. i'or- School Committee and Town Tlt":lsul l
. , *ltll'llill iron) or: to nuthorlzb'tne selectinon to hot
mg“) of this city. is ' ’1" g row $25. 000. on an issue or town not- I
Germany on the bottle 51”” tnnesseo «:3; to receive and take action on tht -.
with' "19" other ”38“?er army 09309“ report of the Selectmen regarding tit.
who were sent. over to 1'1 urope liv this layout of the preposod Tokonehe high-
gmernxnent lit the outbreak of the '7'“); connecting Old [Emits Highwas
with Old Farm rand: to act on thi
nor to look after the uellare of Amer ”mm“ or W. n.‘ Fairbanks regard”
Rev. Fr J. N Slabom the pop MAW}? the? 0D the i‘ ntmvnt. The Teh‘ ing the sale of property known as the ’
Hunger n nessee carried over mill lionslain gold. "S‘olleok Pound hot"; and also. to in"
of ill? on the petition or Mrs.C.E1 H Phil
lips or Gienbrook. 118ka tor. 41 fire
it? drniit on Holmes avenue. _
did not have money? the of- .
floor? «it the battle imp paidt eli- pus-
enge to this country end his
drafts and money. orders that. were '& conyenflon
n he room not the Rebublio‘an Club
5.0:;pr trended Americans and would Stnfmi'ord. by delegates from:
or
onor ed llt'mmpeen banking towns of St'a'mto rd and Dari‘enn
unsettlgdsflnan- on H. R‘bed“ broadens
stumtord delegate Were. dudg‘e F. C..'
Taylor. Edwin L:- Seotield and letoi
——-h.—-- '
John F: Keatlng ‘whe uiinnimousls
eial conditions.
«The {ItmerIioan army‘ dinners were
sent to various p011? in Fiance, Eng--
land and Germany; Major Ryan ivde .
ossigned to Germany and With the UNJUs'r Urtrrtorstt 0F CANDI-
other embers sent to that» country di’d DATES ' A. “"
wh/ '
lng‘IsI home before the oorwentlbnl'
' , MM
. , . 'iihe coining cc'ciil election is creat
Americana stranded there. Thousands lmr unusual interest. 'A very “of":
of retugees from this countby recelvs mm... feature .0-
ed aid and desistaiie‘e from. the army r less criticism . melt in n'lblir
offloer's and the pint of the gotten:. out 'eno on to get proper.
r pthl'ié omit? without
“1:32:38? "‘9 :39 "a" t° mum” makin it inmost an impossibility by
eaw on. I: .
when
The po-licy of the government to- expected
ward the American retuge'ias was a duty wit
Imost lihernl one and the Iotlicers had “’5 T.“
in... his return-rm this “WW 1‘ w; main.
is eirpectIed that M' or Ryan will b. and h eoulnu
f the "
Over too new."
Wit!-
knowhow to use it. Last Wednesday. '
good!) nineteen dwnltod t'ongre '
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A. Slimmer. Who l
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cashed ‘rcnornl'nute'd (01' Judge of Probate oti.’
held at no'on Binomial»;
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The otherl
Volt: Judgew'l‘hylor placed Judge Kent
hmpnlg’h is th. \ 1'
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A mnmtomomtamena Candidate.
t.
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The regi :tmre were receiving mo
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The Store Closes at
Except Saturdays when the
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1,857
5 p. m. Daily.
closing hour is 9 p. m.
Trunks-That Make Good
. Traveling Companions
Whether
"interim. the Gulf or the
fllllilx’lilg (if tllt' llcsl klllil ill
i‘licre are sum.- lli‘\\' mugs.
Dréss Trunks square sulnt:
NUS“! iii llt’ llallilit'il ll} one iii an
‘vr:iI_\ fi the interim: must m on
'2, in) 4.2 inches.
$6.50. $9.00 up to $28.75.
Steamer Wardrobe Trunks,
ile'li or women. and without (hull.
.i'i'uii‘h for tin" mam m“ \vnmxin'
‘i'lllllx’.
llnlrliwr from ('1 in 8 \Hrlll’t‘li'ri
from -4 in l. mu. 1‘s suits.
Window-Seat Trunks, a
Hill“ oil] In appl“(ti:’lltil by tin) college boy or girl. (1
:1 'Trmik in the. room,
iuymle who wishes in law-p,
3!) inch sire
.3 inch :iizg'.
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((H't‘l'h‘ can he math: 1-! \ti‘vlmllic Hr
'l'rulih into ‘11“ utimclivc \Vlll-
'lUl’i“N'ili. :iurl :it \l‘i') reasonable prices.
illlzft'. thus converting the
I'i‘Hili' winter trip llli'llli'lt‘fi'
l’.’li‘iilt‘
l'.iilillll.l. 51-11:":
anht. .‘“’-' “iii l..
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mliuli} liiiill not in»
uith l\\1).tlllti and tour
uiuuti} zirrullgul. Sims
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rlcsigiiwl i'ur Clilli-‘f
it the mosr Silllfiiitt‘illl‘ys
\illn travels with (ine‘fl
suits, ,
$16.50,
low built and l'llillil}' ’l'rim‘t
$20.00
$21.50
tli‘llllll.r with m:
Fulfill] “our;
tomhimy
'i‘ho liuuimnn-i me'e‘inlr; which promises: ' '
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You want to see these Skirts.
them. Why not Corrie today?
you
$14. 93 -\
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120 Washington St
ENROLL
DAY AND EVFNIN .- "
' . '3, our DiSplay of Fall' Suits
" airmen—210 Atlantic. 8t. Stamford.
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In All ubjeets {77' }
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Tlley are Exceptionally
\‘ttractive Gannénts'1with
he Exclusive Style ;that
“leans DISTINGTEON and
rhfi QualiYY‘ tut 1 mew
‘HOROUGH SATISFAC-
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Early in the season" its it
'3 quite complete. The as-
tortment will be amplified
s the season adv'a'nc'bs but
wen 'our present display
mety £35? ion-f
‘yle- ' ‘
' Semi-fitted and». straight.
'nes. .Long Coats» dominate
1e showing, while the
”'1: are chiefly long tunic
A.:...I. 2-..-
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We want you to so:
Prices Will surely please
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meant": the judge?_ postponed neéloiii
lung
gammy, Iipiure‘d his thumb. last Satur-
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