men sons ,
Minolta: horn-snowman.
to remain until MondsyU 1 '1' . 1
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Mrs Charles Borneo was e1 W1
in Georgetown, dour-Hy.
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, Mn. trombone. is-ispsndtnstwo1
. weeks with relatives in Namath.
Albert War of Bridgeport. is1
spending a tow days hunting in towni
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beam ll. More“. of NW Yorlt1vvi the filirldiituot l hm sum or
city. balm several building1 my— urns m to do this
‘ lots on Mangn' 5 Island 3(le '1,
David Robertson}!!! New York is
a guest at. the Benedict residence in1
Nov-field, ~ ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Hewiey “zillion-hove
been guests of their daughter. Mi-s c. ’
A Money, in Nora-unit.
Rev. air. Kasey. oi solutions-t. Willi Mt Masonic «memo-
animate efr'Ghriet Bhruoh. ' Sundsylinx nicotine dim in their water
both meningeal-evening. 15818.15» WW Coinmulbn-
1dr: rem m
Mr. end-firs. Stewart Marshall. o! m, Mal-1;: n! “tuggzmatz
1 Bette PM are enjoyins 3 PM!“ 31'0ch With am am “met
visit lithe home of relatives in Ridge- W in” m ft! m autism
1‘9“" 1 v 1' Mandamus“ the?
1 tot t ,
gramme Bauwn meriyi empioyed1m111 m month.“ ‘9- ;
fly the out Noweik Municipal Pinnk1m “a... m o, the, Elli my '
3'5" ”“3" '7' position "it” “‘9 s N E- lineal. million]: had the pieuhrelor :
TWW‘W’ amp“? 1 Q . 111mm; to two it! the finest nddrcm ,. . ‘
I.“ h1 ._1 W'" _ 1
There will be a meeting of the My 1211’ $1? In 11;? 5111:1113 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benin. or 1103‘
flower Hook and Ladder Company it 1‘ Uhnn ‘1 an ':bury. have spouts tow dlys withvflr
the quarters, on Van Zant street, Mon-1'
. i ‘
William 8 Cuban nod Lewis Burr,‘
are doing jury duty in the Common?
Pleas Court in Bridgeport.
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Rev. Thomas Benton Ill} spend the
week-end as the mat of Mr. and Min
Frederick Banks of Nordelil. '
N
1Wtar. Mrs. Hurry Bennett. of Nor-
Summmvuhma w 13. Hart. The
day evening of next week,
Celt gMortiz, of Howard avenue,
lpopiillr East Side young man. recent-
ly.eniered Uncle Sam's service in join-1
iii; ‘the Navy Mr. Moritz
= my exsmhietimis
Joseph Orioles, oi‘ the East Side bar-
her shop. is one of the latest resideiitsl‘
a
recently
passed most successfully all the traces.
withoht finom Oink other: subsect.
i y'ekwh‘ supplemented the other
torn” NW Condos, who ”’qu nnd Mrs. Frederick Banks. "ix-r
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1 Mrs. William Downs and Mrs. Ferry
1““ M Republic m h” 3'9“ at Bethel and Mrs Andrew woiion
struggle) Mid the 111le of the great
‘u‘tsr so tolerated the Audience thatg
it lets be":
pernnce"
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the gstherij‘ig did not break lip until‘
The class subject for; ,
tomorrow will be “World. Wide Tern-11
.hnve boon ghouls ctr-Dr; and litre.
Frank Gov-horn ., . “"4
A rehearsal of the play to be guinea
shortly by the young people of .the;
Aid Society at the Norfleld Churbh
will be held Beturdsy evening.
‘ .
"n
of the East Side to become ii Moose. J N , 1 .'
orneid gamma. . gsie a public
Mr Orioles was initiated at the last ROWAY '0“ ”mm follow ed by a dance, in"? the
kneeling of the Loyal Order of Moose. . flown ”1‘ mm” evening. Séfii‘lll
South Nmalk wage. ‘ "
1....lule Bly’denbprg. J Petty,Fred Love-
1305?. Charles Wicks and A. Podelni ofl
East Side. detained to their homes
where
mterday from New Haven,
they are engaged in working the not
311.:
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v
o1'cl‘oeii in the truck house. g 1'
Clarence Mills. 0! iilgh
1111116 Madeline 781%“! Club will! hold; Miss Annie: l-‘itcii. on
signaling Titled” flfternoon at 2 ..‘Fitch oi Godlrey street, are awaiting ”“9" from m9 3mm of Missions m1
’ jgsevernl days as gas to of their villus ‘1
d11ins, \MQs. M1: 8 ’Hiu‘lllhttl and Mali C. also manta!” the my"; 6! misidentl ‘ -
nvenue F. Gregory. i1n.Cennon
lhundiiom’e prlies were distribuind.
:
L‘Gil
ursl growth oyster beds oil that place.
on Wood last evening defeated
mm District, mropara .i‘m at the. : .
Norwalk hospital. youterfiy1 morning. 1 R. H Vsnlldren. of Norwalk. Jred
a: d Day in an interesting pool ””““‘ . “fi. .8993?! M.) :13“ .
rumicln Wilson sstobecco steie. on Rownyton filming Church '71” G.Godriéy Offlilfiltlli‘. YT“! 5 diam}
t street to the tune 01119084 “5“” ”"333 "i“ he” 0“ Bundfiy 01' Jil’wlmrl and W H. Perry of
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with"; airs We” gages 9a.
l mine was a. 13ml! 1)
Willie
681 N H
1 Mrs James W. Ross, or fun Zuni
streél and son George. hive le
, Seattle. Washington. where M11rs. Ross
,1 will 31111111111 hospitals Mr. sphmwas
1 {for
" some time ago left town (or the West...
. file has secured a good position and is 3° 59
. A speciatfinvitatiou” unneeded to;
1tb1'11g1 !MR 9’ $119 WW9 ‘0 9339“» 1Not by the doings, thirst of conquer.
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The opening of the new municipal
are“ i:-
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1i“... of; «Mme-m ,.
“‘9 “mm? C FL Society will hilld property, the lorin1é1r11Kernstock rehl- ever‘xi’mgdoin. 33W Medd-il’erlis“
1am the Roman Empire and. lastly.
nesidént o! tlill idiot .Side and;
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b istol'A
Milk?"
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and Reaping." 3 0
room. 6: is '1‘thme u! thief!“
r1.80niety 7: 30. e mgflhf’fl'filh‘lls
Hfilco‘u “fin-g finlzgamt ng‘relliv. find'
i the eubj
“and‘é uses of sea." 1 1
although nil are invited, nag will be
. Nani. on Bnyvlew avenue. Scheduled venom;
1 some time within several weeks, will
the regular weekly business meeting oi
the commissioners of .the Third disA in: tor endurance and prayer. will be .1 Not by from. proclamations writ
l
1.1rict Other matters of interest will
be considered.
Ensign and Mrs. Edwin J. Perrett. oi-1
liners in charge at the South Nor-walk
fibrencii of the Salvation Army. one ex~1
«peeled at their home on (1;:th 1N9. not by: hot ambitious nor the
..... v- m .. hire: .5.“
Cider the past several days attending to 'y.’ y s
‘intero'sting union of the S. N. E. dou-
iQi!ere‘n‘ce,ot Salvatiouists, held in Hart-
’ *‘Iord- 1
:0! the East Norwnlli Improvement As-
Lsociatlon will he held on Monday after.
noon at the home of Mrs Harry Rider,
on East avenue. The schedule for the
coming year's w'ork will Noemidered
‘ d the constitution will be acted up-
. affair.
1 ‘ooneerning the European war.
1 - in every way“
on. Every member is urged to be pres-
ent. ‘ ‘ ”
The supper. given last evening 'by
The Friendship class of the East Avenue
M. E. Church, was a most enjoyable
Many good things had been
. prepared for the ev em, and the edibies
were of the finest. An interesting tall":
the
causes end probable results, was given
by Ira T. Chapman. superintendent at
schools “France" was the subject in-
tereetingly discussed by Attorney N.
Canoes, of south Norw‘slk. A hriet
' ,nnd informal talk was also giyen by
' the pastoral the church. *Rev. 8. .i’.
‘Fnhbsnks. ~ The stair was is success
An interesting plan has been. placed
1 ~50“. exhibition lo the electric ughmz‘ai
fuss. 11nd Seavlew avenue, byi-1the'_'l1_'hlrd
District Columnsoners of the proposed
,Trinngullr Park. on Gregory Boule-
;. ud When ‘the wishes of the sour
1 issioners are realized this park will
a bounty spot n: which all Norwnlli
ill! be proud. dingo flower beds as
1; A meeting of the board of directors
Wednesday also... in. udles 1 ._
M “80‘1”“ 3.9“ MOM“ “93““ 3‘ 4““ will “‘9“ 1°? m WNRMAY For other worlds to trample inelth
evening ihgrbgillnr midweek inset-
held
. .fi‘i-
Edward F11l1lrchil1d was in Stam‘lcrd
on business yesterday .
to... 11Birdsnl111 or West av11enuo Wu18
a. visitor in Meriden yestecdnyfi
The Noneton Water Calamity has
occupied its new offices on Railroad
avenue. . .. ~
last evening at the W" Hall
Town Clerk fiephén ‘Hoyt made
on out~ortm 'buliam trio yester-
Fire Corrimiee were .
a blaze in the “Sandpit” district at
building. which formerly had been 8.
etcfi'e conducted by an Italian. was in
nearby mm ahousee.Th1e (firemen
The regnhr monthly meeting of
the Vernon‘s Who We will be'
- ., ”Gem Reboot, Then. Nov.
10 at ’ iii-lee o'clo Mini Olive L.
Reality. president-urine New 'Cst‘n.
tallies on “The Person-i Element in.
Chile Wort.” Mina Runny has had
mosh Incidence in atrial: work and
agapeikhr.
g m. their Hunting in the: Sunder School dance st Good llilh;
of the evening serinmfi is 1111?:
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analog ellilss met
9:30? ”Wednesday night. An «empty "
flannes and endangered the tangle of ‘
kept the blue any tram these. but i
. the dill-n win destroyed. ,
1 1 country porchiisiug horses for the vari-
roan fibrin We will address the -
All»
the women of the community are. 1.
T
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1 1'fllnt1‘ Pane iii bought .5
i
' practiosiiy every State in the Union is .
contributing cavalry Material to the ,
ip with sermdn. Nouthpof-t were in town reitérHEy 1
..‘1‘A Daily Rate For. a 1
"ir’ib:115o.'rha mole smooth. Nuiimhroomddfimnré flor-
siudy. Subject of 13s. many of Weston has returned to part! a: in“;
town. he the Ashinnd1
when life‘ will no
side
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» wWfiw‘Q—WW ‘ 1
m pmcs or rues.
by dripping awogdn of warriors.‘
Or by "the dropping llc‘niibs fimm1
airmen in the sky;
ors
Who in the irony oi their
beset bold and sigh
lust
their book of steel, 1 .
by hearts of ice;
Nor by metallic reasons penned by
pens that do not feel
The bell of War in the toll of hu-
man lilo:
Not ili1roui1g1h the rule of death‘iiii‘.
quietude
Not by a million crimes in virtue
guided. ‘
Not for the Love of 1sin sits Reeitu1dew
Branding Christian Nations with
the Seal of Cain.
Not by the lists of Man for M1nn
may souls be saved,
.Not by it vitric poison may a wound
be healed, Q
But only love of Men by Man thus
Christ has pdved
The road to Peace .in the hearts 0:1
1 those who feel.
Oh, Men of Power. come walk upon
this road; come drop the point~
1nd rod. »
And know within thy breasts that
ye are walking now with Peace.
The Peace that lends toward God.
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memos» HORSES m1 HATTLE. '
The Amer-loan horse is one of the
first to answer the
prosenls'tlves at.
may furnish so. Armenia era in this
ous armies of the warring notions and
belligerent factions. _ x
The American horse is a utility sail.
mid and excels that of ray ‘
'inl ilEEil tilts
. vilenry Victor Grehn. Public IredgK
ibu'gleosilotlbe.
C. l.Ogden,1et-NewYork. was in
town on Tuesday.
T. W Mei-rill. of 1ib'oodiivorth term.
has poi-chased a new horse
Mrs. John Davis lino returned troni1
I. visit with relatives in New York
1Stnte.
Miss Elsie Kristi! has returned to
Albany. where she is employed as a
proloonionnl nurse. 4
Mrs. Julia Luna entertained her
walk. on WedneednY-
W
Several of In. John Davin' SIM
hens were killed on the railroad track
early Tuesday morals:
m Resale: co... met Thursday
railing wee of an unusually inleth
link nature
Mr. and Mrs John Lassen. 0! south
Wilton. are the happy parents of a lit-
tle daughter Mother and child sre1
doing nicely Dr. Morrison is in attend-1
once.
,......_...._—
The Whist Club met Tuesday after-‘1 '1
noon with Mrs. B. N. McQueen. Four
tables were in play. The Club will
meet staid Tuesday afternoon. . 0"
17th. with Mrs Charles Whitlock.
While riding his motor cycle one1’
Waning lent week. near Darlen. Law-
1l'enue Haulage! bed the misfortune to!
1be run into and the result was a badly .
broken machine. Fortunately no seri-
ous injuries resulted from his fall
At the morning service in St. Melb-
ewe Church. last Sunday. the rector.
Mlle Alice Ray. Charles A Marks, read n “1116191
lstlve to the European war; the board.1
{Wilson contnlii'e’d in‘his nitciilsr letter:
1W’ x
The lecture given in St. Mailtlicyv' is,
Church. Wednesday evenilis. by ltév
Kenneth Mncké‘niie. with well attend;
ed on much hltorest was manifested
in his revenge especially iii his. into-n
imitation of 1M “W or Nehuqhsd;
MW? In. ion the dinerent
I} relor‘r'ed to in the
2nd Elia tibial
our own and kindred republics. Some
time in the history or the world these
kingdonIs will be reconstructed.
Greece and Pei-sin. still exist and the
great stone Christ will break the image . »
or kingdoms ushering in his rule
~ ‘ FARM FACTS.
(By Peter Redford. \Iecturer Nntionsl
’Ualon)
llelp to
to live.
The problem that confronts the »
farmer next in lmportnn'oo to distrlbu ‘
,tion is divd'iliiddtlon.
Agriculture has gone through two
thousand years of evolution and is-
.1‘ ‘
nine rural life and make .
the country it better“ place in which
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still in an onpsrim‘ent’nl sings.
1 Over-«production is the stumblinf
block, and éy1stemstio marketing” tool
stepping-stone; 'ot agriculture
It is the duty of every farmer to see
that his wife is supplied with even:
equipment to lighten her inborn. .
To eliminate waste end inediciency
in1 Marketing. the farmer “should1, keep
in cluée touch 1'with market sandman.
The problem of marketing is the ht;
zest business sproponition of any age
or nation and one thlt will reams the.
combined efforts. oi all the agencies!!!
civilization to solve. '
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. The dogs of war are loosened in all Europe. A new
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literdted and new nations will be established.
Europe is
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