famu Davies. at the the: Side. to
yr,
Wmedsyinbanhury.
Libel“: W. ‘l‘ichenor. of Winfield street,
not visit to the Danbury Fair yester-
. day. ‘ . l
Willi“ Teller. oi the crescent 1am;
Albert Wright. are enjoying a pleasant‘
we to the Doubury Fair, in panbury.l
. May. !
A large cargo of plaster and Windsor
element was unloaded yesterday ironl
' the steam lighter “Aneocos.” tor the
‘Ilaymond Brothers' Company. i
Dr. F. B. Brown stated this morning!
that the child oi ilr. and Mrs. Warner.
. 1i: Benoit avenue. has a mild attack oi
. outlet fever. ‘snd is not ill with ty-
,Vphoid lever. as announced yesterday.‘1
‘Iii’etty. two local young men. working
: homes on the East Side.
i‘
t
The Billson family. who have been‘
Molar members oi the Dorion ‘Point
summer. colony through the past. sum- }
’ nor. have left for their borne in New I ‘
. Nari: city
iv”? 1
. i 'l‘he hunting laws are ”on"
,witlt Edie "slid dogs.” ere scourrssm
1' woods. nearby tor rspbltsygousil. par-+1.
lo»
_ gridss‘saud flaunts. Anions the
I In! huntstnon who are tramping the
‘ needs today are: Ollie Anderson, glib
anundson. and Gus. Andetson.
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some 111an and Obrlflino Jacob-
-‘ 1 Danbttry, this morning, where they will i.
sires aterde‘d at the1Falr groundd.
not day's vacation iroin his duties in
that m.
The steamer ‘iilydrd'grapher" loaves
Afie locnl harbor today for Oyster Bay
7 ind Buntih‘gton, L I. A large party. oi
‘inxin‘eero aboard this trim craft was"
engaged for several weeks post in the
.. annoying of Long island sound in the
_ vicinity of this city ior governmental
‘ purposes. The survey worls lies been
oompletod in local waters and the “By.
Wilmer" leaves this afternoon.
eeidedly novel and eliiclent ma-
pm the iiow glove-cleaning devise
sntly‘ installed in the dry-cleaning
fiepartmen‘t or the Crescent laundry.
on Beaview avenue. The machine.
'_ is an invention of 0. Word Van
Mo's. cleans gloves in a remarka-
fly clean manner in a very short tithe.
‘zll‘osAlioe Grimn. oi the New Haven
ospi‘tal, is enjoying a‘ brie! rest at her
Stunts. on Gregory Boulevard, tram her
The members at the Loyal Workers'
Society. or the 'Advent Christian
church. on tree mt street, ‘met last‘
enln'g tor the transaction of imitate;
not business- Reports from the treat
A... Wright. Charles Staples and “
Juliue Blydonburg and Captain ‘3. _
. on the natural growth oyster beds, oi!- '
flew Haven, spent yesterds‘y st their ‘
‘ non. of Pleasant street. motored toi .t
Howard Hood. of the East Norwalh or. i
loaves. Mentions ‘tlellsnhy
of cut flowers,
manner-salesman
emotional-savored
Platt twenty-three more years of
wedded lite. -Iany pretty gifts were 1
“semi.
George N. til-sills asd tamily. who
'81!!!“ the summer at Who, return-
ed to. New York to”.
Farmers report the apple crop as out-
-ioring from dry weather. The apples
havebeon tsiiingfiontneotooearly.
The Dunbar! syn is arousing inter-
est lecally. and automobile. especial-
ly. are taking advantage of the' fine
weather to“ attend.
barles Hoyt oi! atamtord spent
day with .rslatlvoa: in town.
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West "16"“ m”
_ rs. Elmer Webb of forest street
n‘nd scores at East Norwalk sportsmen. was {the 3“.“ 0' “I it m 'flonth .
Norwath. last week.
idire William Brewer oi Lowisboro
spent Tuesday with ”Nollie Bene~
met .on Railroad avenue.
'i‘lls Olymph (hndy 00.. is having
a large addition hat to the rear 0:
Its store on Main m
M
Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Wouudy will
‘ will”?! “91°“?! ‘3“ my “Witness about on. is (or Word.
no" .whsro' they will spend the wine
Mrs. time Pione- has returned
to‘ 'her home on‘I'orost street.
pleasant vials with relatives in New
York
William E. Smith attended the tall
events at Celts-is M Sunday. but
he proved to be no nabblt‘ioot Mr
"Bill" Kropowiso. ‘
-i.
Mrs. H. O. Havermeyer ol‘Groen-
wich called on Glenda in town Mon-
day afternoon in the interest of the
Equal Franchise lame,
Next m1mm Rippowern.
Rldxefleld and Hatfield stances Will
visit the New. Canaan Gunaexln Rn}?r
mondfo Hail.
The monthly meeting of the Eu.-
wortn We of the H. E. Church
was held in the lecture-room last
nlsih-t. Plans were made for the wint-
er's work. ’ _ .
Benjamin H. Keeier, jr.. son or Dr.
and Hrs. B. 8. {sales- at South sve-
nue. left Honda, tor Ansell. Ind"
where he will resume his studies in
:th’e- Trim cm.
Goon-he R. Brown. who has been
confined to his home on Richmond
Hill for runny weeks with a. broken
leg. was in use village Fenday en-
emas the steam
Furor. secretary and the shall-Inna oi
‘tbe ysriouo committees were: hearth;
d not with town. A dolighthilisoio
”Haunt. mas Gross Haunt and
brother. wuss g last
wrendered hyMissLilllen Walling“
‘otthe evening; woken on I1
route. 8. Atkins. oi”, sies-
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1 nicht. Both cars were someyhnpdnu-
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in: was enpoyed.‘ and“ the entertain-
ment furnished by the Moor m1
unusually interesting.
At the monthly mention of Rich.
in Raymond's Hell, Kendal evening;-
it was decided to hold a public on».
tertalument on Monday evening Nov.
2. at which time the Commander-in-
spesk. it will be on open meeting.
and the public will be cordially lu-
vited to 'ntiend. The entertainment
committee will hold A meeting to
night. to srrangoadetuils.
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An Lsutomoblio driven by A. El flar-
n Norwoik car. in Dsrisn late last
agedi.
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day in New Yorli.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. L. Dt‘t‘ou‘rc‘ey hare
been visiting friends in Brooklyn.
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The new selectmen oi the town
were sworn in at the Town Hall you
terdny morning. .
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The Red Cross Society workers or
Dorian held a meeting at the nor-m
yesterday afternoon.
Tito Dnrlen Womano mm
Temperance Union met in the new
temoon.
some difficulties awaited the sound
0! men sent here
implements. for "the worn on lana-
iieid avenue. Tuesday. by Contrnct-
or W. H. Arthur of Sinmi’ol'd. The
railroad bridge over the “Post om
these. since the concreteonlxor which
which came lumberinrafler the bin
under. The big scoop was, there-
(ore. taken on“, and. with its hurl-f
shortened. the machine went under
the bridge and then nearly got stuck
in the mud in the gutter. ., ._
The semiannual meeting of” the
Connecticut valet Presbytery canto
toselose'l‘uosday.at!p. _I
a two days"session in the florets 1
oi the opening- session. and
ing and inspiring remarks were alone.
by Rev Howard A. Jonson pesos.-
ford. and Rev. John mum Rich
Artisan of magnum The subieot
' was'fi‘rhe need of iteration 1nd ser-
srd Holcomb Camp. 8. or W.. bold ,‘
Chief of the Sons of Veteran Will .
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tot oi." Stamford was he entities with ‘
Mrs: .‘A..‘D. Mesa mt inst litter-
Mrs. W. Fleming sI.. has returned ‘
1 after a visit in Orange. N. J.
ennt roo‘m of the library yesterday at"- ‘1
with road-sixth! l'
steam roller, was too high to pass .
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vice in these trootrlous times.” and.
the remarks made by the spasms
were 'conc‘ise and valued by the: list-1 ‘
eners. The visiting members oi 1the r
meetink wore entertained- in various ‘1
homes of the loco! parish overnight.
The session on Tuesday morning;
opened with a devotional: service; «3%. 3
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THURSDAY, OCT. 8, Ion
Hr m hire. Ralph rutuey of Dan-
bm Visited "Huntley with Mrs. Gor-
, use.
Doris chapter 0. 3.8. bold o‘r‘egu-
lar meeting last evening in their
rooms. . .
have returned trout a visit in New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. when in 1‘0:
Weston have been vial with
wands bares: .. 35" , .g
’ " 2 ~44 a
Miss Edith Tovey. M'm Ethel
'i‘ont. Ralph G. Kurd and . I; Ford.
moonlit Devil’s Den 811-4. .
' mass. 1 Kaiser. 1 o vewly’,
elected sewer inspector.hoo (.3111 the
oaths: silos aW1'w-vn
Clark Wood.
convention to elect represent. iii "4
and justices of the peace will he he'll
do the town house.-
The Republican convention'to etc i
candidates for representatives to lb}
generoi'assembly and‘jus‘t‘ices of the
peace will be held in the town hall
on Friday evening oi this week. 4
Tbo‘Bo‘srd oi assessors have issued
«the uni naming relative to the
tact. thst they will be in session in
their oilice during the month 61 0c-
inbor nor the purpose oi receiving
,iists oi taisblo property. They Will
betnsouiontromiantolp m.
on all days but Sundays.
A concert for the benefit of the Red
Cross tend will be held on Friday
evening in: the Ponuot building under
DREW lbofiunfldii of the loco] Equel Fran- .
The feature or the
sides uagae.
concert wlilhe the presence of billions
melon, the wide known Russian vie
the nest) finnchise
Mr. Sokoioli [hill 1
thin a three years' insistent
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Europe and has met with great sue ,
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hono‘oris in all oi the little cities in
- the country this winter.
The New Science 1
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‘ A low filers int-s left, an investment
in a MW! eueesy terms.
STREET, . ‘ .. ‘.
In. three-seine. sod oihghiér ' 1
Thursday» evening mama's: 41-:1
his services to
.. _ .. nrpc§ods will be .
divided between the Red Cross .s‘n‘d ' ‘
Ansxeehenthoose omit-flier sale. “
Norwalk Chronicler