1 +the Ladies Aid Society. of the
W Avenue M E. Church yesterdai'E
moon met for the regular weeklyN
sowing work. . .1 : . E
u».
SIEuErvin Beach and 80311141 View tracts.
'ou the East Stile, has repudiated; thus
(lily Council t6 romui'y accept the
mfbulit rm onfthgse new devel-
§ no doubt but what
the city engineer will promptly ree
mend such action. as the roads on
utrautsrorexin us good condition
'10 the majority of East Side high-
ways.
baton/o! the M. E Church 3111.119
M Side, speaks today at the reg'ui
Jar inonthat? meeting or the Women s
Foreign Missionary Society ‘Indla”
’Vwill he Mr Cunningham’s topic and
.It [affine with which he is more than
Tiler, having, for 20 years. been
E {Active missionary worker in India.
.;
..,
drry F. Ainsworth, of East avenue
popular East Side resident, has
VV. tltloned the council for a position as
' 3 VV pernumerary on the Norwaik police
”101013.11 petition. signed by. a large
1. Side, was read at the council
eating last night. There a e sever-
other East Sidere after a berth on
police force.
\Efirt exhibition in li'limnuiodleu's
Side grocery store are seieral
oyst' shells coveted with ‘sot” smell
oyste'l's, or various sizes. (ringing in
illegals. Although at but little in
“L local people, who are very
14111411111 these things, resldsltts
+1 131 11 towns express great w.
W mutation tl omega:
-:5 in ‘-E. 1 1. 1,»
$192.13 5.. :w.»
{RE-3T; “4-1.:-
, ”Raymond mthors ar . 'EE E‘EEE 1E
'Vhrge consignment of are
NotiargV Bartonflgompsny, somriotors
E. in charge of work on the new bridge.
' The west approach to the tampon
any brldge has; been narrowed, noces
aplfigmlw stationing. °"E1“."°‘7me"-
rE‘egu'l‘ate the contlnual stream of
.31 tit-elite Ever the bridge. as but one
, team can pass at a time Because of
the fact that these fiwmped condi-
' tions. on both ends ot the bridge, haveE
to be endured but a ‘short time bétore
VEV the completion of the new bridge, no
' “tricks" are being made.
' Generous East Siders are expected
to promptly respond to the call of the
Salvatlon Army. who have just start-E
an “Old Linen Campaign." Old
linen, of any description, so long as
Etorward it to the General Headquar—
1‘ tqrs. in New York City. where the
Roth Will be made into bandages. for
_ e Wounded or Europe. It is request-
- ed that the linen be boiled and ironed
Ea'st stders will find it convenient to
1 14m» their contributions at the home
ot- Ensign and Mrs Edwin J. Per-
rett, at 4 Cottage street.
E
E
E
E’ ’EEV‘VV:We have just 1
receiVed a 31111) E
ment Of the newE
E
'E
nitrogen-filled
Mazda Lamps
igln the $2, $3 $4,
and $5 Watt sizes.
E
. 'T'tltem stout oltlce
-. A large andonthulutig oeumier
‘ enter heartily
' worthwhil-
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store on Van Zuni when Geoige
Chamberlain. masons 10'»th
Riley. taught}; williplai tournnmpu:
311.;pr “84‘. you": Input are!- ex
with Vthe 0541,3041 the guns is ho Ed
totem iberth 888.1“ 3
am he to tissues: .thdy
Class, of the Advent Christian Chui'eh
on Van Zant street. "ia‘st evening met
st .the home oi lies. 6,. M. .li‘mle.
no events: in Wilson's tobaécoE
perpetuity. 3E
with whom she lived tor thee? Vyemlu‘e “w" 1 e1. 21 1114:. :1
' before her death. 1t is fliis- parts ‘ "1;?th E
which is invblved in thb:s‘1ilt Vnow EEK.“ 1
court. : " ‘
1
Benjamin liarrls is the plaintiff"
in this action find the
ing, Nellie B Mead. GeorsEe ‘H. WRPEE
erbury and Charles W. Maury. , 'E
.—-——~ -
Mise- llelen...Brum1ner visited in
Norwalk. on sunday. 1
Miss Susie ELuhno EWll-S "41‘ Visitor in
Stamford yiesterday ' afternoon.
1 ”7—? E
011114. William Craig is confined to
pastor or the church on m street.
The interesting Grecian Empire re-
Eeelved consideration by those in at!
Mlle“ Edward Cunningham; onetime E‘”d.‘°°‘ Em” meeting w" one ofE The Woman's Amlimn of” the N04-
lunch interest and profit.
' lug night, on Tuesday evening of next.
Next meet
week, thuV members will, dmcuss theE
fiventh (Misti)! ‘th3 B'oolt of Dan-
ilVVi
n-W \
Illenry 1.1411131, dov‘eloper of the
East Sitters, make Saturday. NOW;
outlier 14111,"4:1eanup Day". The
members of. the East Norwalk‘ilm-t
provement Association reqfieits the:
residents of East 'Norwsik to tip-open.
ate with them in making Saturbsy, or
this Week an all-round cleanup day
As winter anproaches, and fusezing
weather will soon be here, it is' advis—
able that the cleaning or yard; and
vacant places he done so soon it [me
slhle. Local people are expoiied to
WEE nihmbers EEEe Rowayton Hose;
V0 0 nning for an oyster
ssuppdlfi 'E E: has been definitely
Eon yet but the entertain-
thc womb":
"um“,- muffleommittee has the same under and n l
advisement «um if 1. ,. “'4
Friends in town are son-y- to learn
the} Charles thgugor, ot KirilsyEl
plate, is Whig: ttpnbfl‘ligh ages.
The‘y hopéth (nothing serious hm
result." and 111:? he Wllrha've so per-I
mpuent tsuVVtthle . ,2
The condition or C.F.Waten1‘is
slightly improved at hilt home at Hlblt-
ory 1)!!th= Mr. Waters. although for
from 'wull, is somewhat better. and his
many friends here are hoping that hr
a short time, he will have regained his
health completely. I
Mrs. 1411.. Vincent, or Rowoytoli
avenue, who-has been painfully
to the home or Mr. Vincent‘s moths
today,Vat “Vincent Farm." on ithe
shoreline Road. tier physiciantl’hnd;
fumily' believe the change will proveEVIV'
beneficial to her
The helper on electric engine draw;
lng train No 211. from South Norm-
walk to New York. was seriouleEE.
shocked at newsman this morning
EThe train roaches here shout“ 'l a- 1m {1
and the men was in the engine when
the accident occurred. He came in
contact with a portion of the muchln;
Eery, and the current whih passed
through his body knocked him to the
Eloor oi the car. He was carried to
0:149 Mme en, .1114, nine tip oom-
tumble as 11431174111141.4441“: their taEkVeu‘E
to Stamford.
eeout‘tsn wmrsnluus 4E? 1
. ’ . mutt! serous oous'r
VPresIdent‘ lauryLiII New “York stock
_ Exchange. vanu Peupsfly .
, 41mm In Salk".
Because Mrs; Abigail Waterbury
wiil was complicated (9 its terms.
Emany suits 01 law have coins to the
superior court from Stutn‘to'rtl. you;
Eshe residé, and Vanni-by towns,-
Now there is a one béfoEre Judge
Burp» in the Superior (strut-tl which
brings in d no. connection, includ4
ing chutes W. Mm. litllident or
the New Yuk BtuckV Mom,
Mr. Mont-1mg; hurtful home
hmflgmtmmaunonm
into the spler'ugd,E spirit
' -iil l»: 30 [1. 1:1
.114 or under the auspices or the DarvE'Wmfl‘ (WWW-V 2W 53“““51alt' 4‘- ”EM .
j for their home in New Brenna, 1)..
“~1Vvhere Mr. Haas is. general superin-
ill:
4' Alvis clean, can be contributed to the 3 long mm” and ‘9’ 3'“ 1‘" '9“:
local Omcerfl of tho Army WbQ W1" Weeks in Crux“! Condition, Val take“?
tEi Gardner Heath at thoV Fir-st Neill: n-
1| Bank. spent Bunting» with (Maude lri
'Vr‘uV
E‘- Mrs. LelsnuF Benflrln'VSEtaV
his home on
theV Post Road, with
luuinsy. ' ’
rotonTleights iiile Company held a
meeting last night.
E The attendance hi the eiaugellstieE
’seniccs in the Methodist Episcopal
1Church has been good. and the 1e1v
ices will be oentlnued during the
whole week
1
J. El. Mad‘ammond and family left
yesterday for New York”. where theyE
will spend the winter. The trip loEJ
New Yolk was made by_ auto. Miss
lsubella ’i‘olmie moompartylng the'
to the (in: Miss 'l‘ollnio l-cturm-d lust
owning
Dr ii i" llrown gave E1411 lllUstrat-
4Ed le4lure on “Madulu (indlu).‘ in
hot Congrenntlonrl Churth, Sunday
evening. The stempEMhun views Which
ware shown made the lecture doubly
'inte‘loslin51'i‘he lecture was allure-
tinted by a latge audience. ,. . l
t' it tries ll urundugc, ll Btnlc innit-4.
.411144 official will [the 44 talk on [)OEUlE-
.1111 in the“ M. 1': Church, 'l‘hurfisdny i
111. Mr. llrundugeI will an-
Elen Grunge and the JqotureV will be
open to all who care to attend, No
:‘udm‘ittamo fee will be Eéliilrlted E"
E The Congregational Ladie‘s‘ Aid 80"-
‘111‘4515 theen‘i on money; strewn p
m."ln"the church parlour Chum
4-'i441.\ last week sent three barrels of
toys and 3a 'tnecrttgto. children in
ovv at wot-,-
14‘ hi this weal:
Eiu the liomoE not the iI‘rtendless tri'
=.\'44w link.“ V‘s V}?
,;- ‘ o‘ .n .
11111313 "1313 liering M12:
Vthc fltrnflEy rltlt 011 of
Ehrlnthb its a o! Noroturt Heights.
EhlEEEE‘E Jim in: 1.1432149 prefiitt were:
limV F4341 alibi?!” 114a:
dlr [M4 Mr?” inlaid l‘u. ‘ELouls
Elluus and son or New Bremen. Ohio:
”Mr and Mrs. Mathias Haas. Jr” and
sons of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs.
George Woodward and sons. Mr. and
Mrs. George lions oi Norotou Heights
\lrs. Charles Waiver and Mrs. llertlm
(‘ook of Stamford, nnd Mrs. Frank
lta'VvVouVs and deutrhter‘ o; Giunbrook.
Louis irm' and wife l‘eit yesterdny
tendcnt in 1-. large machine mnnul‘uc.
tory. \ils. Mathias Hans is still in
\(‘l')‘ poor health. .
I
L
afi-
‘V1V'i
C“. e.
ltdunrd Viizequello ct‘ Gutter sf
has n position in Brennan‘s grater:
1store. . . . ‘ I
Mr and Mrs. D lt.E'tlor1'Ilti hn4‘E
party of friends motored to Dttnhurv.
Sunday
.«t .
a...” .1
Hem-v Greater of 1:354 nmuue
spent the \veek- end with his. parents
in New York. _ . 1
V.———-——
0‘
New York.
Mr. and 11111111141444); F anr Were
guests 0:- retain its in Hunting Ridge.
Sunday. . . .
.._.._.:——-—-0
Lawrence Priudy of New York
spent the weekend at his aumrn'eVr
cottage. on ween street: 'E. ,E ' 7
Alfred Knapp and Lester MessingEeEr
Esperld sunqsy with John Marshall: to
Pound alone. V
fiGeorge' SoEott 54V" West street has
horn spending several days with rel-
sures in Phlladelphlat .1 .. 1
Edmund W.Wylie1of 1444111114 Inn.
was the truest or friends: lit New Yoerr
over the wash-end. 1
1
.1...
E Mr and Mrs. Frederick C. V.Benxer
of South avenue were guests of retit-
thus in Turn-of—theJtlver. Sunday?
q—‘V
Miss Mattel Bonner. um Mil am
Taylor spent Sunday with .lb 1
‘ ' ' one onis‘ liw‘h;
One—third or her property was lull EWW ‘99“! Bandit-law
”to tier nephew; Jonathan Waterbury ”8 no" ke’mt'dc‘1‘3'9alnyni‘flh
E defendants
are Arthur W. Weed Hester C Wu-
' . Vdso in New York VytVVhercV
ed bustness,
lit; in' Bridgepow toting: wh .442
has culled on eminent“ .». , .'
. m. .Weite: Crown
the Neighhdr’h
home on hlveréi
Wrnfion ‘ 4
the
and bridge will ‘te the games ”plated
Eand a buffet lumheon will he served. E
at the cypclusiun or an stoning which
ail-1 1231 week 11141 are .414 follows: ti
El"
lht
Vwas in town‘ todayl the same 491'4-0- a‘.
'imbum the i020) swung lull" {Pl the;
Mm‘ I‘mltilltté Mum-9.1141444141131141 mu ’_
taint treudenu to; shut toyvnnduéu lastVV'V
3301138"
'4. write) Myfiugruyl -'.',-E~E"t thoE
E-quJ'RSEEEEE ‘-E
V 4.»:3: lg ‘ 1.
31 dfie' Samuel‘s. will-41y .4- 441'
1:114'
eE. VaVvenu'e'. y‘ebter'dny;
The Rev EEEEHdwardE EM Richard pre-
sided last exerting a't the meeting 411'
ofli'cial 31014641011118 WestmrtV
Methodist 1.4144th , ..
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1
4
Mrs. (blended. Allen and lire Al EEE
her; Smith will ”.3 the hostesso n.t
apart)? to be given in table's llnllE'
on the Hill of the 1no’nth,WhistE‘4
promises to Vbo Embst' 'cu‘loyuble. 2
‘W i ’1
Ani'vnls at the “'ce'lptlll hotel for'
'uerqle, of laptop-11.11. U. l E
1"! Vflfi'l‘ 2 '31!“ \ it'll M is. ‘1 mm .1
ifhicagu .l.’ W. (larln'ndI New York:
. tilllnit New York; James ll. Wag-E
ner (fa nton. 51.11.31; P21.uwrr~uce.;
Canton, .\' Y1. 51 ,Iall41n of New
lurk, and H. i).VlElublEi:ViV14l.
also t)fE V
metropolis '
i‘hcsier B Cm‘lab of Stamtord. theE
motorist. who {outlined in the 0.qu
accident at Beer's Vcorncr. iVn whlcllE . V
the Whine or M haul 44.111114144104111
local mall c‘a‘rrli‘r wills badly 41111011114441 '
damages which wage the 14.414114“ ot‘V his
reckless driving”, ‘wa . 4‘
The I'i'ittchtne di‘it‘én by 1 ‘mlbb EuitmoVE
from the' left at ll trolley. car beside” E‘
we speed as the lungs Vfi'ehige l:
mashed stdewgy‘ full: the
note, breaking the Vn'liok'le 40111414ng
the s'fedrlng gear' and authentic IVthu-
'mud guards heynnlurctonlu41m;Th4-VE’
It“113114111141": man WudV that he w‘ns' _ f
1-1141 therefore thet'l '
entinel) 4;) “WV"
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The Causes and IssEtEtesEE
' . of the Great War
stEchEuhthhrE.
reason VEot ,EhEis visit“ “f3“ WeVVntlfo'Vi'I .44. . 1
’V-l‘>'.:"i," .Vg
A‘Ettbr on“11tilw4!s leii’yEEEthm trays.
exerting at i Dlet,‘ She hpd bee.
OVOElefllElluleE o: lll- hfath tor the' the
three mohths, bot had only' hoarse
ed pneumonia on the latter part 0 ,
last Write» 2. . 1:.
She was the widow oi" Frederick-
Martin, who will! one o! the most
prominent men of the town. who,E
although never holding office, wast
indentitled with the commercial and,
agricultural life at the. community,E
and was very wellVVkrtdwn. E
Dr W. J 1"er ’v'vns in Euttendnnoc”
but all efforts 10V Eorert the end (011- E
ed. I1
SEVEhe la n”0'r\l\e'dEE by 14 number of} V-
sons and grandson; who are 4114:411va
ing the sympathy 41’! many i'rlondsE
in their loss.
The services with he in charged!
the Rev Kenneth MarKenuie. rector
0f Holy Trinity chhl‘cb. at the. lots . V
'home In Sylvan 4;:«002- at 2.30.19,
111., Friday. and the burial will follow
in When brow meethwt
ll. Rlllli lllll’ll’lll
“Pam's Diupepoln" ”—7.441” sour. Up-
set Stomach. In Five Minute...
Time at Papes Diapepsin will die
zest anything you out and overcome a
sour. gutsy or out-ol-Eorder stomach E
fsurely within five minutes.
If your meals don’t tit comfortably, ' "
or what you eat he. like a lump 00
lead in your stomach.",or thyon have} V
”heartburn, that is a, sign ot‘V indiges- V
lion.
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Get trom your pharmuolstV a ll)" ‘ " -
000% case of Papa’s Diapepsin and take
ndosejust assoonaayo'ucsn There
will be no sour 41411424. no belching 0t
undigested toad mixed with acid.no .
stomach gas or heartburn, fullnessVV
or heavy feeling in the stonttwh m
'PIDEe’sE Dlspepsln lEltE a cousin cure
tor ontot-order stomachs, because it .1
takes hold of your road and digests it 1-
jnst the same as it Your stomach
wasn't there. . 1 1
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sch misery is "W lor~you at an;I
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