_ in altered Baldwin. of Second
W spent Saturday in Stamford.
3y eon Wes born yeaterdny 'to Mr.
, ” Mrs. Albert Ayers, of Osborne ave-
Jule. Mother and baby are doing line-
1!;
The third wedding anniversaiy or
Mr. out! Mrs. Howard S ”\nderson or
366 East avenue. was appropriately
fieiehruted yesterday.
-fiolvin Woldron and Earl Williams
play tonight iii Wilson' a pool room. on
Von Zuni. street
vented to result.
The regular weekly iiieeting of the
Third District Commissioners will be
told this evening in the electric sta'
.4 .xtltm on Soaview avenue.
» Mrs. Fred Johnson and daughter
~ Jeanette, of Beverly. Mose, are visit-
ors at the home of Mr. and Mu. it, .I.
Jaciibson. of Fort street.
4
The regular mid-week prayer meet-
ing oi the Advent Christian Church
«will be held tomorrow evening. in-
iitead of on Thursday.
The many friends of John Gotham.
of Winfield street, will be pleased to
learn he line fully recovered from hie
meant attack of illness.
in New York City
A good contest is ex-T
ROWAYTON l
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Russell linoudwny silent. Wednes-
day in Stamford.
.‘Z's‘
Mm Clam lioyd spent Wednesday
Midas Jeni Dul’ault Visited at Don—
bury over the week-end.
George SM is building his newTT
home on TRownyton avenue.
Mrs. D. .l 'l-I‘mne. of Swimord. has
tum visiting friends in town.
MI. Evans, of lluwnyton avenue.-
.4 um Tuesday at New Haven.
Uneeda Biscuit
Now-istrinentLT-«fino fie.— ‘
vet-«puritywcrispnéso‘
~wliolesomcncss. All
for 5 cents. in the
moisture-proolpadsaza
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Master Milton ldt'ory is able tube;
out again after mi attack of the grip.S
Mir-I. Hit”) l'arkci. of Tolseiieliu,
>1 t'ill Wt-diiesT-iuy in Nun York City.
Airs. l: J. Buchanan iIi‘ Tokeneke,
wen: widinnduy in New York l ‘ity‘.
lira. Valentino. who has spent the‘
summer at 'l‘oki-nelio. rotUrm-d to the
div. Tuesday.
i‘tmuel Wood. who hero» a grocery
:iuri; on (Iudlipp etreet. is again quite
ill with the grip.
A food for every def. .
Crisp. dcliciouo and 4
strengthening. rm
baked and fruit 60--
livcred. :0 cans: ’
A delightful new bis-'
cult, with a rich and .
delicious cocoanut lla-
vor. Crispand‘always
fresh. :9 cents.
'3 Wml- ’M ulna. uuiiw.uueuriu Anew
.T Lite eiza trophgpfrtiil‘: lion-win} . ,.
4 been pr axing to re
. Work for the winem- and with their
4 Juan and measures up to the true
i opium
val‘fil-bpthmbemm ntf
imaved into their new cottage on SJ-
liermine avenue. George Picknell. the
gartlsl. says it in a model hmne tor
fwd 2114MB ’
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g AuéM
atire daughters and son. are on the
point or dummy». Their: will be miss-
ed for 'tlgelfiinm did sociable
traits. Mr. Lord li-I a fine gentlemnni
and hire Lord is an estimable “-3-
standard or a Chlretnin l‘ '. She is
BTQIerWéinTIQn to the manor-T
Editing ly noninmto- t0 4
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. r
ial well being of the community.
Thom NeCuliuni. the rive-Brett
dent of the Central lobar Union. ha‘o
opened the Central labor Union Hall
for the winter. by permission from then
1: on. inelidoiooeoHp Ill. torthel
unemployed union men of the ally Ag
Motor will be kept or hit man seer}
lax unlimited! and it is hoped thlti
ol' callable. honest web. this winter.
gwo burnt» um union: by giving;
their names ondTTnuniber of men went-li
ed. to the there. who will see that any
ore supplied. free of churn. 4 ‘ i
, i No meeting or the Palmer-
been“
Union. 37, willTbo hold this week; ow—l
in; to Thanksgiving falling on the reg
uinr meeting .nixlltT. . .. T, l
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: The nieinbere of linen linyiolt. No.4
26%. 1.0. R. LL, ulll convene llllSé
Toronto: for the Ironuctlon oi regulnrg
semi monthly business.
l Court ‘Muhockemo. No. 3. l. or A..}
this evening meet tor the regular buel-
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way that titty may occur. it NOW practically FREE. as
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to: (I. commotion m bells? 4‘
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TTAIIIIInp J. Smith. Laue. ,
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‘T Zuni stunt. ills piece has been tilled
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, l homi- Thurs-day.
William Tobey. Romeo 'Alle'h, H'e‘n»
ry Webb and Edward Tobey. of the
. .mst aide, employed by Pouch Bron.
of Port Chester. N. Y.. spent the week-
end with relatives in East Norwelk.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward King. at New.
York. spent one ,day‘ last. week iii.
their home at 'l‘ukeneke. I .‘t
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, There will be no meeting tomorrow l'o.rk 31n?:3.:“3;;.$§"£{3233
4 venlng or the Prophetic «Study mus.- wagawcb- m 1-0.“...on .
“at the Advent. Christina Church. bug
QVIN that street. The neyt new;
'wiii be held on Tuesday Tanning or
next. week
'pilb'ors 6' B .
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iortid inlay; Nehi-‘lyT sue pigeo- ’61; lull-
page i. tone innovations. Map in colors. '
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‘3': ExamneThIsBookmomomm. ,4.4
The Reliance Social Club of o.»
“nylon. will meet. tomborrow lifter-
noon for TTinsulate business.
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Nov. um. thorn who also one tron:
tor of Mr. and m o! Sl.- a
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ut‘lo'lntmllaedesereoultofthe xenon __ ' mu heirloom month Blanca w my.» mallow, ~
4 ea. patronage. Mina Minnie Klmmick. Smith Tutu; The 3”:er Wang-{Wk u. 9|: mTlT- in WI urinary
. president or the Guild. tree in charge. mréh‘: clunllfl'“,.¢flm. in .3. There View new sixty when: 0!
‘ tempting to pit-on coal wean min: the um- um in tie on bum i
went. drove into‘ the son moi-Non at uni thelr urlnt m not announced , 4
hi to: our. ‘
the road. edslnu the new concrete ,
roadway. The alarm «use into The Mull MW“ woe hooded}
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The tool sale. held Saturday after-
, noon. in the basement of Christ Epis-
oopnl Climb. under the oueploes‘ 4o!
the members of St. Hildn’a Guild. who
Karl unwound othrovblsnoe. R. I...
is. visiting has parents Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond. of West ado‘nvenuo;
A Book that Every loteliigent Man
' and Woman Should Read ' '
The dogs of war or: loosened in all Eunope. A new
map of a continent is in making. Nations will be ob:
literoted and new national mil be established. Europe is
‘_ .rdniiing red with blood, while fieldogtm and cannon belch.
. forth fire and death, and men are shot down like rows of
clay pigeons.
This unique book contains a full and clear account of
the world-wide influences which have precipitated .the-
‘ greatrpoivm of Europe into rtlie most: stupendous- war of
J. ll limif Ii 0e. inc. T
REAL MATE Axe name
it Railroad Ave. one. lei-walk.
hire. , Charles. Crockett-Id her
children. 0‘ New cm. are vleltliit
Mr. nnilvlln. blush Thatcher.
; ,The pinoclile ioufiTment between 4
the married members of the Mayflow-
er 41!. I: L. Company end their single
Dr. Howard Stevens. or New 9mi-
ton. spent out day that week visiting
The New Sum
. hi.sni.u min-hm Mgr
_ brothers will be comm“ tomorrow 3 or re. or , ., immuwxm will; Humanism «do. «.iiil time. It takes you noros'stl‘ie battlefields of a hundred oil'mlfltltl 6P 5mmc-ng, .
evening. The 1!!!!“de are home Arthur Lynch. or prov-idiom. a. 1.. the nehr {been mm: mm. you 1.4-.“ they mm an, and into the starschafmbers of diplbmcy. and makes whom. to the W 0, a.
inptbey will come out strong tomor-
,row night and catch up those four
nines they are behind and beat their
opponents several more to boot
has returned home. lifter pounding
two weeks at the home or his lather.
Fronklln Lynch.
Charles Slovene. o! Belle
WM» iii-sienn- «no “If
on the ‘elfcct which post conflict and intrigue have had
. bringing about the present conflict" -
Vivid maximums
at semenhmroxrom or intonaTtlnx
lectures. by people-Ilium
given Tat tho com-rumour on“
during the winter,
island.
had a twentrtwo pound has on ex- 4' one of the ”man Ydilablg feblllfefi bf “THE STORY;
. ~ A pool tournament «will open this lithium; at. Hayes“. hie-t whet. 80. ' with 4 , 4‘ 4
40.3.11“ in 445mg. Bengdlét, m Noiwolb. in. stamp «we the nu: 3f...‘,:‘.‘.‘;”§m w... :3... OF. EUROPE and NATIONS AT WAR)“ Is c‘oii‘ipi‘i's-
; ed iii. the iiiiig‘micent collection of historical pictures of
current and permanent interest which it contains In this
T collection are..pliotogrophii oi the T Tim. great staté ‘ 4. .4
and great military and naval ieade of ill Enfowhsce 4
of great bottles of history described in the book, and
:1.th mutations of the wonderful developments of
modern instruments of Warfare. No, similar collection of
, ; ; vivid phdtographs has ever before been brought together
4. , ;;in a single volume. The Illustrations also include a map
.. in colors. ' , _ ,
0“ Bl“. Isl-ltd: lure will hi “m 6",“ .
months up to April. 0n? '
929. Dr W‘
icon Will m, e;
Dr David lion-ell tom
port ”on tuberculosis. {rho is to churn .
or the airtime at wallowing; lit
spent: his subject. vital with. ’ ni-
'.lalnstoheobuiefin . aren't. 44
,"brldge pool and billiard parlor Frank
' Mm. med 190.and Gnu-ii.
.4 Weeks. rated 56. will play the openint ‘
There will be2 a special meetingr ot
, lithe Rowaytoii Hobo Company this
4. we this evening The 3991qu thug evening ht 3 o‘clock. Every member
is urged to be on bond. as lmporbaht
busineio will be transacted. .
tournament are to be played every
Mondoy. Wednesday and Satin-m
evenings.
_. On Working Doy.. Thursday of _
'. thin week. the regulsr praise services
will be held in the East Avenue N. E. ,
, , :TChu'reb. between the houraof‘lo’clocb .
you and 8 o‘elbchintho morning. we.
" item» 11 ool’oeh. a union proper
«mac will be held until noon. The ' ,_
mentioned the Bandit. Convention, ,_~_‘-. .. .
4' .ol out! Methodist Churches, oi Smith ,
Nomll. no the anguish mien. . .
.Ttloiiol end Advent Chi-union Churches. The Netball» Brotherhood hold. e», ,
iToltbemtSHewlllunltewitbthdmwflnStnm 4- . T ‘4’-
' inn Avenue ii a. consultation iii 4‘
these services.
. om: union mores. . .
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