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‘ to Antonio Pumhino. H.111. Beavell the afternoon sewing on garments furl ' . , -
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ROWAYTONj members of the organization of Camp
VFire xli‘la at the South Nor-Kali: 00nd
vocational chur'oh.’1‘he young indieaVIV
Charles Adcoc-k oi West Side nv-e‘V
nue, spent Sunday in New York.
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— Hilliard Albrecht of Raymond
tween Keyser and Winfield streets street, is visiting friends in tihedfileld.I
purchased by the Sugar. Hill Coup Mess.
There will be a special meeting of;
the Rowayton Hone company, Tuesday 3
”‘17- This company will start imp . evening. in their don-tern on Round, W ___~ 3 -3 w
medhtely in improving and develop» Jack TieboutV of Brooklyn“ N Y ton avenue. The recording serretnry :n: Of the Great" war 0.0 '
“William Kilns, of New York, was a 1113 the My for building purposes, spent the weekend visiting friends 9! the organisation. 3 p Dibble, hoaI ‘ , '3 ' 3 D
visitor-mt Budd-v at the home or and n is expected 11 will meet with here. ihad a list drum new one»: and com- }, ”WWW—m 0110“ House
Edit Ede relatives.
George E. Smith, of Fort street. is
confined to his home suffering from
The general desire for a book laying bare the causes
of the M titanic struggle of the European nations is
, so great that an unpaid] effort has been made to place a
comprehensive and reliable volume in the hands of the
the same phenominol ounce» the MP ‘ m-» ~ Inlet. membardhip of the company:
ulnr Mervin Beach TraCt, on Gregor-3H Franklin L The.“ M Pennoyer framed and hung in the rooms.
Boulevard enjoyed Tm. up. mmfistreet, is suffering from an nttnck (III
the wonderful growth of East Nor» the grip
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
In last week's issue of Collier‘s
:heumatism, in both his hands and walk and When the new “(“1”th 3 W _Weelily. Julian Street. writes his im 3 public, through m m of public opiated 11¢me Shore Dmners and All Kinds
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V week-end at the home ofVliis parent! “T3122? whoccriatoned Ed JnmeIII M Gertrud Brand: I 11 11%)ngme several actors and non-ennui: 919W“! WW. V V V J0hll E O'Sllllli all
‘V.’ M: an Bridge street. the celebrl’l‘ls; 0:133:13“ 26¢?!in a' 19:3 days “Sting friend: :38va who afterward became famous who ‘ ”w V V ~ w . . V.
, V 'i ' 3 made their first appearances on that Prop.
ferent times he published The Flash. Idence R 1-
Tne Whip,'rhe scorpion, and other in» -‘-'*'-- Edwin mm 110er now a resident
chive 3mm ”pen He m.de t1“; 5““ Lucile Brando entertained 0' a“ ”'0. V
New York lander among by m, rec Miss Mary Eetep, of firidseport. over- - _______________ 3'
ollectione or the old Sparta and piloted 3 Thank-aims. r119 alertness of three aprinxwood
the first negro minstrel oompany.3 ‘yonng men. yesterday afternoon. “Veil
Dumbolfon’o Minstrels, through GrenI‘V Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker atteiiti~.mfl New and} mum serious trou-
Brltnin and Ireland. twenty-five you-II ed the Yule-Harvard some fit New Hfi‘ hue and perhaps a wreck. A split raltf.
before Pond! Moore started the V811. SIIDTdIY- Vwao amour-ed near electric spun ho.
Christy Minstrels in Iondon. Ho. m 491. a. short dininnce from RowlyloniV V
was at one time door keeper in HM MSS- Julia Bill! Of Raymond “WM-V .and the irnpwlant find was reported
House of Representatives, and was an spent Till-0mm“ Dali in 510311011 to the South Norwnlk homemaker.
important witness in favor of G‘enernI visiting friends ,who immediately notified the Stank
Daniel E. Sickle; when he shot and ford railroad officials. A work our;
killed Frank B Koo, non of FrancilI M" “V“ M” A B Cleverly and with a number of workmen speedily;
3,. 3 > - Scott Key. author of the Star Span: their 90113» “Dem Thank'flV'“ D“ in dubatitutod a safe all for the faulty
W ‘ led Banner A M39 Knish! be writ, Brooklyn, N Y gone. Trafdo' wns‘ diverted for a £1593
Ien shunt George B. Wolridge. Ed on to track No. 3.
James' old time friend.
.31". and Mrs3 Davidson. of East stage among which, he says. was
avenue. have removed their household
efforts to Fort street, where they will
In the future reside.
"f3, Clarence Whittaker of Pennsylvan-
3a, a former East Side young _.man
3 spent the w-eek end at the boring of
Winfield street relatives.
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The directors of the East Nor-walk
improvement Association meet tomor
now afternoon at 2 o‘clock at the home
of Miss Louise Budding, on East ave-
3 11112.
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The monthly business meeting of
3 the Sunday-school Board of the East
7 avenue M E. Church will be held in
V the church parlors at 8 o'cIOCk this
Mine Dorothy Raymond or WesII
Side avenue, in entertaining friends!
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3 Mine Molly meoll. of New YorkV
‘apent the weekend visiting Miss
Dorothy 8111131111. ‘
b. East Norwalk Advent Christian
Church, meets tomorrow evening at
the home of Rev. G: ‘N. Teople, on
Fifth street. - '
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“owning.
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Invenun. left today for New'York city
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cement. purchased through Ramona? 3 gaming“ 0353a“: wan“: visitor want the new“ III-111nm“ delta!» 3
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IBrofhei-n‘ Company, . a or on “in” a moon 3““ M" L VVB 81313)”? Urn mam Hobo entertained he;
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Toms,“ Chm“ WM” and Fm!» 333333 “333333 :33“: V ‘3‘ W "I 3 “‘V‘ Mina marten Lynch of New Haven. over the holidnvn.
'spent the holiday with her panda.
‘03 Files meet in a pool game in flat.
11m w.1. Austin was a Visitor ill M“ “V“ 3"" F ”a“
net’s tournament in the 98110th
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VV , one 1:110:21”optimising.he Kline VVV be “* Mini Minnie Minor 0‘ Raymond
‘V_ ‘V Fred Smith war- a visitor in So, 51’0“- '90“ TW'“: D” “n”
This meaning the board, of oommlo-waw‘ Tm‘ug‘vm‘ ”a“ log-friend: in W‘V
:sionern of the third district will
convene in the municipal station on m
Sentinel avenue for 31110 purpose
disposing of routine lnnttorl.
811di Ruler» of (Stamford mot. V'
ThanhxivVinntDav with relation on,
811th mom. 3,
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You Must See this Book to Appreciate It
‘ Examine This Book at Our Ol‘ficc. =
A 80011 that Every intelligent Man
and WOW Should Redd
The dogs of war one loosened in all Plumper A new
map of a continent is in the making. Nations will be ob-
litmtod and new nation: will be established. Europe is
running rod With blood, thilc field- =gun and cannon belch
forth fire and death, and men are allot down like rows of
clay pigeons“
This unique book contains a full and clear account of
the world—wide influences which have prec tated the
great powers of Europe into the most stupemguo war of
3 all time. It takes you asross the battlefields of a hundred
. veal-s, and into the star-chunbers or di 1omacy,_ and makes
plain the eflect which pant conflict and? intrigue have had
‘ in bringing about the present conflict.
5 Vivid Illustrations ., .3
One of the man valuable {daturee of “.‘THE STORY 33
OF EUROPE and NATIONS A‘T WAR ” is coniprili~ . '
ed in the magnificent collection of piston 1 pictures of . ,
current and permanent interest which it centains. In this _ 3
collection are photographs of the rulers, teat statesmen
and great military and novel lenders of all uropc, scenes
of great battles of hiSIIpry described in the book, and
graphic illustrations of the Vwonrleriul developments of
modern instruments of warfare. No eimilar collcétion of
vivid photographs has ever before been brought together
Mr. nnd him. Percy ()tfon of Groom .«V
wich were goo-tn of Mr. and Mimi
Harry B Often. Thurs“! I
Xmes Remittances
V for VtVVlVIe
Old (101111th
mum ”VAR ENE DRAI‘I‘S,
_ J. M. _Vl.a7yton._3d_1V”Co.. inc.
and»: MATE; ‘ than» ' BEATS.
5 Railroad Ave. commando.
Mr and hire. William Bettina om
‘tertainod man Kaolin Galvan of New .
York over the wonk- ma.
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Rev. and In. R. b.1‘rinkaun and:
finally in" returned from Rocky 11111
when they‘ timed relatives.
mu manukIn; of Nor-walk.
spent Sunday with Minn Helen 6co~
Miss Fruncen blaring was a snout “a”. of ‘Hlsllllild' ‘vfimV
» in Stamford mama“ Dag. ' ‘
Tomorrow afternoon a very tumor-3 VF'fld Shepnrd. who Is attondinc
taut business meeting or the East Fred Finch and Joneph Beliecll. ‘YIIe Colleen. mm the Irma
Norwalk improvement .iisaociatlon event Thanksgiving Day evening 1117 visiting m. and Mrs. Tiader
3. will be held at the home of Mrs. liar-V3mamml‘d - I
ry Rider. on East avenue, at 3 o'c.lock
Mr. and “In. James Harvey nudIV
mily are waiting in Brooklyn.
‘Krn. 11.1de Brant of New York
spent the W with Mrs. Oman ‘
memo on mm would:
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Vfiiiilhon mum of Plnlmllle VVIVnV ,
spending the Week with his mother.
Mrs. Anna Biotin) on Seminary St.
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Gain 9 Drineoll. the d int. madv V E H W to New VV
.1 qusIanm trip to noutnrananik 1m 31ml: city. h“ "m “M “Md!"
The Misses Florence and Mary F ween 3the last two months at 'l‘olenolto
Shepard have returned to their home . 3
in Newtown, Conn. after enjoying a Mrs George Shleuter is back nI. 311' and “It MOI R NW.“
very pleasant visit at the home or Mr “or home on West avenue flier 11 Raymond street. ammo. amt m
and Mrs Daniel L'Hommedieu. on VWeek's visit with friends on Donn 1m, "'mn‘mnmt VIM N.Y.
Jibwnn street. IN.“
District Deputy '1‘. W. Benedict paid I 3
a viaii to at. John Lodge. A. P‘. a: A..
95.. in Norwulk Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs. 111.1. Baxter and famuV .
115’ of Timmy. N. J.. are sueotn of.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Kn‘npp. Mount
avenue.
The New «Science
0EFVINI'l’lO3N 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
chiropractic in the definition of tho
modifiedlaeaae'andaoartoi
dilution the damp. bloom in can
abyamcbdwiatorlpraiotn
I Mr. and Mrs ..B Brown were
it alter Marin hurt in on accident:
T011181“ there “ill be an important: Ion the Post mid "mu” h” M, anion; those who! Vationded the Yule~
MW 0‘ the 418080 team. 01' 00““ Stamford Hospital. and in back at 11111 Illnrvnnd football “III. at New Haven.
Edmonde dc Amlcin in Charles Oddo'n home here. Saturday. >
Eliot Side barber shop in the Rainer.
lilonk. Final returns in connection.
with the team's Thanksgiving dance
.‘and‘box social will be made.
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hire. Clarence Puncher and .011 of
Stamford were goods of air. ma Ill-s.
Thoma m. Thanksgiving Day. ,
Even If done in childhood
Mrs. John rm or sperm wnIII “" *”‘ ‘ ,.
the Thanksgiving about of Thaddeuli 83‘1““! we“. Who “We 8 pacer)” Ponu ntrent
Hoyt and his sisters nil-i Poole. on store on Cudttpp street 18V able to be “a“,m mix to “2“. h,
‘old moods of the funny for auroral about again, after a norm nttack or , Wm“ “om The one". We" a”. _ ~
~——-———-—-— 'years has spent Thanksgiving with the thin Week
Mrs A N Paddock of 59 Senview them grip ‘3‘“ i" ‘ ”M“! 1”“
avenue tomorrow evening will enlar-
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I John eleven . who in all. «11‘ 11...; Mr and lllrn. Leland r. Banter 01-. ,
tain the members 0‘ the EpworthI Non” ’5 gm“ by the ”QOme '1‘ 1 y en 11: . jStnmfor-d were. weekend xueatn of‘ ,
unsure of the East avenu u. 111me “‘9 “m" °‘ “‘° ”mm" mm" I my Pomehnmlscm' “ Tr” V‘ Mr. nod Mrs. William it. Rddtmer . 2
ch rch 1 e ' Iinx mail for theeut mecca ohnnx«‘Y., was spending the mention “mm“ Hoyt 33330“
n Mowing the leagues busio‘ ed from 5:05 I. 111.. to 5: 50 a. m. his parents 3
“9” new“ 1‘ ”cm hour with re Clarence Mather claims that. inn
freshmentn will be enjoyed Imeannlettern must be mailed to mirr-
pineaplne. minimum
fill! ’00! CWIOMIW3
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l Mr. and Mrs. 1181““! 1...... or
New York and hit. and Mrs (loom
Mr. and lifts. 0an 111111; and their
A meeting of the committee on the
East Norwnik Triangle Park was held
Iutes sooner the night before.
Yesterdxy we were pleasantly aun-
prised by the appearance of an oltl
3 meet and ‘Hanford place for William
3mm“? afternoon at the Mm 0‘ mend or Dorian. who stopped on him
am. I W. Bancroft it was voted to way through town to pay his rme'ctll
invite three honorory members of the. at the Town Bull. Maurine Carew. all
Vc‘bmmlttee to become a member of the staff of a Norwnlli
be" and thin urimmmnmtjmm’p W's " cm” ““332“,“ he “V
now dated in mono
Vtended to William H. Sniffen. E iii.I ~___
Gotham and Fred Iii Wheeler. Thb Dick Semion's dancing clans oi the
new membe with th 1117““ mu. wani'fllm night. "V5
re. eoommittee. w turned into on ”row dwcc, nnIII
inspect tho work as it now stands. to-
3Im cam to 011.101 the evening. Tho
marrow afternoon. my
Idnnclng fraternity of Dorian has con»
'tered itself uound Dick. He has main
3 Prompleno drawn by Architect .1. n his hit In drummer. and tho
women of New-Haven. work will in continuum-I by him, hem
’ now are outgrown; themselves so
riiuch that rumors ano on foot‘clalrnL
in: that another clan in noon to be .the enter now and the Miller Anx-
oodned. Add not out: that. but overl‘
the younninrn or. to be taken one
foot. of brick and frame construction. of. and nova and girls of is years and
soon be started .on’ an apartment
minding at the corner of 1?an Point
Elton. The structure will be 39:70
mm 3., flint two additional am up will have a clan Good boy. Dick!
mumyubuuroolntbofniureé nmmflnmuoleI
Almorovialnawillbonadabfimo in Barton. In; week. but “I
immunomaua, mmmmi‘oflfl
Ilite! title mo alammmmumn
V' m m"""‘ur.im.taumm,w
mind t the non»
daughter, of New Haven. spent the T “8‘“ 0f 3‘ ”an
Iweelmnd and holiday with Mr. and
Mrs F. Lynch
ldoon on Richmond 311m.
The Owouoke compute strip on V
loved an albdny meeting at the Vhome
MraV. John Sniffin. of Raymond street
attended the funeral of her uncle
I Road, Friday. it New England inn.
Peter. Smith, of Port Chester, 17.1,“, was ”Nam and I “remain
0“ “my “team. meeting was held inV the afternoon.
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ton avenue. in spending a few days
[visiting Rev, and 1m. 11'. it. Gunning
hem of Providence. R 1.3 ~ “
modern dance! at Policy's Dinning
Railroad Stduoni South.
. A“ iniponiant 11188th 0‘ the RDWIY- Among them a ~E3rio VLVldut-‘g‘. Her.
ton Bone Company will be held tfiiu bet-t F‘eiguson, m Henson Axel
N1 mm; Narration. Edgar Been“ and Mr. Bob
smut, an on tho the ”irate All our?2 pupils one might pri.‘
l). P Morroll, of Rowaxton, who
huaowellandunaabiyanppiadhia
pan-on: with and food, dinnnnilnuod
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