MW. of Osborn avenue. will
trip“ with friendsin Highland.
{or the weekend.
Grace Seymour. of Bethel, wlu
V.orer6unday guest'of Mina lilt-
flllblmedieu, 0: Bowen street. ,
m repaid district water commie
are cleaning out all-of their
, term the East Side to insure
acquiesce oi'the water.
”9 regular monthly business meet-
1" the Third District commission‘-
ylll be held on Monday evening of
“week at the plant in Bayvlew
. Ibsen, formerly of New York.
' oath Norwalk. has accepted a.
,. I». with'l‘lenry Seller, in the East
"we Miler shop. on East Washington
.. light Jugtdld snout"
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WAYTON
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Putney. Vt., until the Fall.
PAL cHunoH.
8th:
the morning class. More ought
for men only.
pastor's sermon subject is:
Wicked." All
worship with us.
firs. Catherine Baker. and daughter,
Mo returned to their home on For:
after an enjoyable month’
and, Me.. and other points of:
do that state.‘ .
. Orioles has resigned his po-
1 [in the Henry Selzer barber shop.‘
at Side, and has removed to
flag Harbor. N Y. where he been
W oV similar position. ,
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VIM will be a communién service.
at morning. in the East avenue
Q. Church. It will be. in charge of
V leor. At the evening service the
Mir. Guggenheim, of New York,
shaman report lar e-sined
aré ”shingluesu ill ‘11.. cps
1. harbor This is something
V they state, so early in the sea-.
, i The fish. which are caught in
m are in some instances as large
‘lfip 8 inches. Theyva‘re being oop~
'1 1 in large quantities:
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auctl6n sales oi- desirable bound,
on the beautiful Marvin Beach
will be held. This Vsisntly section
lty has<alwaye aroused admiraIV
d it is expected the selling nest
Mil be decidedly lively.
Mar Realty Company is in charge
. bale. being represented by C.
vol-n. a resident of the tract. J
are staying in Greenwich. hop—
e- change will prove bene-
e boy’s hip trouble. This
, and on Tuesday he went to
it with his father to see a
He will go down again in three
, comprised the able
itee’ which had eha'Y'b‘
d cauetsale which, y
.,.11 and last night,
e of Mrs. C. N.
v ue, under the auspices of the
‘ of the Woman’ 3 Auxiliary of
‘ the afternoon.
F. Griffin, the Gregory Boule-
umber, this morning received a
from his brother James, in Erie.
Vania. The letterlcontalns in-
venty people. wens killed and
Virtwo city: blocks for. near»
I Kingdom
'to fill up.
eye to have a plaster cast .11
i We ice woman‘s Guild of St. nukes church,
ester“? will be held Wednesday afternoon and
was held at evening. Aug. 18. in the chapel. Dane
Wood, of 0s- mg will be enjoyed in the eveninz- .
. pg nforme‘tion concerning this; Mrs. Herbert S.
_V jgflood. 'Mr. Griffin says troll! load an extended
school.
The lesson subject is.
Thursday—7. 45 p. m..
will bsg’,
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Ma. ‘M. Wally of Jersey City
.a
is
visiting at W. H. Fairbanks's for a
few weeks.
“Bud" Fisher is having his big Oak-
The H.‘ land touring car overhauled in the
VDarlen Garage.
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B. Raymond handled 8,813 pieces been at'his lower parish la: m. the ford too tightly for our own good. After
1,31“ e of mail on the rural freedellvery Vmer residence of his uncle. the “1°. ’,ali itds not material thingstilst make
P rcy Singewaid and his ‘Vroute during the month or July.
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Wednesday's rain so flooded the!
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Philip Brenner of Railroad avenue
A fall‘, under the auspices of the
Thoma) A“. Boyle. received a painful
visceral Church on the East injury to his thumb, the other nlght.l
The sale was Well attended and when it
uc‘cessiul, in spite of the storm of his motorcycle while he was chang-
‘ ing gears. Only for. his presence of
mind; Boyle would have
thumb.
Mrs. Benjamin Brown of New IHa-
Brownof the. Post.
visit. Vflturned to
her home yesterday. afternoon. mo~ |in a summer visitor at the hdme oi
houses and other buildings toting as far as Bridsepm't in Dr.
Vin the rush or waters, which prown' s automobile
Miriam F. Briggs, of Baton genus.
who. has been cults ill. has gone to
ROWAS‘TIOM mucoler EPISCG
Noilcortor week beginning August
Sunday: 10 a. m., class meeting.
Capt; J. 8. L’Hommedieu is the leader. was held Thursday at Comps Beach
it is good to see the young people at}
to
more than do come. The class is not invalid list for several duo. 181111911)" be in charge of Rev. Rufus Botany
Women are welanlle. ing
10: 30 a. in. morning worship. The
Some Con-1
cluslons on the Prosperity or the her Sister. Mrs W- M Nichols. 0‘ N0“ charge oi L. W. Holmes. The Sunday
who have no church “91¢ ‘V‘school will hold its usual sessions imv
home in tile community are invited to?
11:50 a. 111., Sunday
'The Farm is still confined to her room by
Tom Asunder. Bible classes “me“
8 V1311 for all ages and all are invited to en-V
joy the study of the Bible lessons.
ill. .45 p. m.lull§pyvorfll League The top
3ic for the evening is: “My Favorite
Bible Character.” The leader is John
mint. 7. 30. evening preaching service be
thiect for the evening sermon is. b
I"'"The Dcceltfuinesa of Sin. ”
mid Wk Frank Harcor has returned from a
braver service. Owing to the absence
«r the pasfor with the Boy scouts on
their camping trip. the prayer meet-3
lug service and the services of next
Rundnv {Aimed} 15th)
Vobsrgo of lhe pulpit supply committee Frank P. Norehousg’.
JJ ur and Mrs A‘fdolpl. uni-r and this
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lost his
1‘ rests ‘1» sure to follow. even if
W
header about 5: so p. m. The little Flt“;
, cox child was playing, moot.” W
Billiards Food. on the Tokneke high.
way, when he slipped and fell in. The
pond was. flooded after the rain in
the morning. The child was soon im-
fpemed-Vol'er in. head. the current
rapidly carrying him down-sir”.
fl'Terry. who was also playing there.
saw the “ child's predicament,1 and
jumped in and saved him. The Lam-
of age, himself, must be compliment.
ed‘ for his bravery.
Mrs. George Mills, of’ Georgetoon
was a visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. John Foster of Boston is visit-
ing relatives in the lower parish.
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The Nordeld Sunday School picnic
Terry Lambert et‘the Post My”
sored threeydroid Harold Films of
. Railroad stones from drowning. Wed-‘2,
bee-t boy. who is only thirteen your
* Rogers um...
Just clipping the prime.
Part of our August work so-
as not to let the grass grow
I under. our: feet
”350 Stilts have anywhere
from $3.59 to $7. 50 clipped
oil" the price.
South Nomalk. Norah.
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. tor. one on the west- and or the bridged
and one It the isolation oflKin'g soil
Comm Tbsasthavo been
found very active in other towns
auditisbonodzthst they wlliprovons
Him hm.
Mr. Lass. the platens vacation onscr-
erul weeks and in view of. his absence
Jerome Davis who has been on the
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Miss Hard of Stratford is visiting
Mr. Arthur Bradley or Nor-woos
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Mrs. Clarence Shipman has enter-
tained her aunt from illusion. for new
era! days.
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W J. Sherwood is having a new
rn erected, to replace the one he lost
y lire last fall
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few days' visit with his brother, Joseph.
Harcor, in Newtown.
Several friendslrom Greenfield have
been recent guests: of 1“?" lad Mrs.
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finale Faulhsber no mo- week
Vin New York and Gone! island.
V.“
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spending a. few days with blamed
parents. Mr. and Mrs; A. C. Vin-diet J
.‘V
George Godfrey and family.
B.Godiroy-.
after Trinity. de noil’homln‘unlon u
8 o 'clock, Sunday owl-ll" rut. Them
V’ast seaside oi schlibl ”for the season
will be a August. rationing prayer-
and sermon at 10: 80. Subject: Ines-J
Arthur Coley of Chestnut Hill 1' sons bf Transdguartlon The Behave-{WWW have
lent and Missionary mild registers 23 1110"“ 10 1WHOMI 1“ W‘W‘i
subscribers; amount $263. The rector' Veilh announce ‘m’ m.“ mistakes» ind
or; will preach this Sunday evening at
iBrldgeport have been guests or his-13hr“t church,hlast ”“1"“- Theoso-
aunts. Mrs. M. iii. Sutton, and Mrs M. 91° °1 that WM] would be "“37 “11”
to welcome any from
lWeslport.
the morning services of each Lord's
day during the month of august will
There will be no evening services. The
weekly song and prayer semen held
Wednesday at 7.45 p. 111., will be la
V Methodist lei-mat church. The of» 3
ilelsry of the church has granted ilev.
to detonsh iodide of airman, and ill
need hmdlybeaddsd‘riut uoonain
h lens-II would am to non
thistle-sinister. Todbsoinssy
quantity would be equivalent to ohm»
mining sum-«Pearson: Weekly.
rename or alumnae.
Thorn. AM. Mr Curious Club-mot in
This Queer World.
mediately after the morning worship.
All are most cordially invited
Within the last Week several of the
visitors to Compo beach have com-IV
plained of their bath houses being em'
fared and money and other property
stolen. Among those who suiiered
There has been much illicit-slop over
the proper bringing up of children. bub
ideas condone to diner And the far-
ther you get away from home the <
att‘anmer the ideas mm.
The Filipino father cries out with
proud delight as his ebrsovyesrvoid girl
baby: total has pl. It mflm Mr.
Am the Bert ludisus of the gulf
price concessions.
HOUSE DRESSES.
DAY THIS WEEK!
August is bringing here a \tide variett
offerings as distinguxshed for worthy
anemia. la... in.
SACQUES. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, and other
merchandise of s sumlnery character.
COME HERE TOMORROW!
of worthy
quality as they are for
waters, easement.
COME EVERY
GOAL
THE ml: errnon- 00:, Inc.
3’ Emma: Tet"! ”Hamill
The NewSclellee
Dmmlflm: MI GHIMPRACTDIO
Chiropractic is the definition VofIth‘s
cause of the disease‘md‘ the art or
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diifsrent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove. the cause or
discus and pain, health is restored
through harmonising the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female trouhlcr
were Miss Marie Haggo'rman 0, Wasb~ of Califomia the father is the last one Vgirensspeoisi attention. also curvature
legion street. who lost her purse eon. ,
tainlng a sum of money. a commuter
tion book. and a trip ticket to moon:
island;
Stamford. who badtwenty-eight doilsri‘tholt but on one of. her brothers or'
liken. Manager Frank Dayton is inuleole other male adult or her family.‘
vestlgsting the aiml- one to. ocean is “in “the! “Khmer chastise his chil-
being closely watched VVfor suspllbus
characters.
and Frank- Tresdweil of
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Holy Trinity church. Tenth Sunday
l'ully note those mistakes and repeat
”Willem. even to imitating the wrong pro-
cuneisliomoi‘ words. To speck correct»
H01! minim iv. in Indian cons tummy to bring pun-
at this or any other evening lsiuoeut from u... mentottiiedllldh—
expected to have any influenm on the
children. The mower rules tile young- 1
or members of the family, and when
she must enforce her authority by
physical force she mils, not on the (31V
drenl . J
A Navalp rather administers punish-
ment to his children very much as any 1
'cthcr fuller does, but the Navajo boy
has a means of protection denied to
while boysl us has only to catch at -‘
by bisowo unaided strolls. From
(eat. no matter how young be may be. J
rm
Moblllli‘tm; of the P011“ Barrow»
ppm-lat troll-ills: in no
be native dsloct chlldeemmnst care-1
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Mr Shorter, the young pastor of the services during the period of the eibwl Nero Yoriv Sun.
{Norfleld parish is boarding during this 1113 01 the church for 11105 socondl _
service. .
month, at the Burrilt residence, on
Prospect street. .
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EdWard Brown. of ‘iew Jersey. has-
! Edward Jauncey.
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of Godfrey street.
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Mrs. John Treadwell of Reddln
her home in Godfrey street: V .,
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Mls'sPearl Southey is the weekend
guest or Miss Helen Taylpr of Compo
ven, who has been paying Dr. and yea“
1 a
Miss Emily Leonltrd or New. York.
Mills chariotte Gerhard. of Centre Mill.
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We held our material possessions
After ll few mo ts‘
gem-that al- “mi. N
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Retold For Choir singer‘-
One of the wealthy members of a
Jmablonnble church in Boctunalpproscb-
'ed her pastor with the complaint thnt
obrwns greatly dismmed'by‘ one other
neighbors
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"It’s positively unbearable." said. she.‘
life wholly satisfying. We want to “That man in the new in from or- us
reach out and grasp the things that destroys all my devotional and planet
The Mises Newling and brother. delight the eye. the ear. the mind the feeltuss when he enemas: to sine Norrie!!!» 837“ “1‘01““! ““3“”?leer TYPEWMEIUe-L. 0.
oh 11‘0““1198 the boy quite bad street in front of Warren's lunch-wa- Clifford Newling. of Mt. Vernon. are soul. See the sunrise, find the wild (3:3di you 1131‘ him to ehbnge’hls a lame back. I sui‘ieredI from a'dll
gon that stones have been put there guests 01M:- and Mrs. Willard Clifford flowers. have a merry tall: with s I
' nelghboi‘° go to church and bear. 3.;
good sermon and the or
ways thrills the soul of the music-'
as a position With 0 0- Tilly. and it was in town Thursday, to visit his lover.
I is a common eight new to see Phil aunt, Mrs. Loomls Illi. Gould. who lsV
The good poster was sorely perplequ
reflection he
““511: It naturally Wildlife!!! a little
demon that. M more .mIecinlly,
‘Do not say to yourself on Jillian. “l Ill 1 would have to give a reason. not
FVI
The great secret of good work
I.
It you have a disappointmbnt
of
r dead leaves. Summer is! he"
“or
3.9mm: waders . in
concentration. one has no idea liowig‘l’lnihwfillfi 1:11!“
strong a control he has or his mind 1’ “mm
1 .1 until he occult."“1031?“g 0 W051“ must pleasures:
an e s 'a d
01‘ can only
lose, do not dwell on 113. Yesterday: lisfita
' has past, tomorrow is yours to make
and carry out new plans. Do not vis-
it the cemetery of dead hopes the .
ten. nor pass your time in raking 'oYI
mdriving Tillers {1111188 through town- still confined to her. bed by illness at must drive myself around with 3,3 l W1“ 19" {011 WWI 131181“ ‘10-" Here
knotted cord until I have acoomplls‘h- the ”“1”" face became illuminated
ed so '.mucb" The bars thought oft-so
doing malice one Itired- before he :1be-i_,I
gins to work. Work quietly. lint stead-
ly. and you will and that you accom-
pllsll much. ' '
was amply thought: "I might ask
him to John the choir; f—Hnrper‘s MaglJ l
. Hard Lucia; _ I
“People can “tilt of their troubles."
F'ill‘lnk hire;
ved by nature of
. on.
hamper “r
‘ incisor
orator-dd)“ is open withouolotlienrl' ‘ '
mm (do. Let's roam. c—bhl '
VVFVsrm Life.‘ 1
of the spine. You. will never regret
giving the Chiropractor Vs chance lo
help you. ‘
Magnetic trestmontl‘ emu vino. -
T Franco. Dali}:
134 wailing!" up Oo; NBWK' IOonn
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diam ‘
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his fathorlnsy outlay hands on him. It. mm It: NOMIWW‘
so he. lied at sum. Namath BDAlD
s-man
“on". s: lasts. WI Ass-u ,
rug missus sum rams
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pie Have.
Waiting doesn‘t pay.
Ilf you‘ neglect kidney backache.
Urinary troubles often follow.
Dean's Kidney Pills are for kidney
backache, and for other kidney ills.
South Norwalh citizens endorse
them.
Mrs. J. Flagg, 46 Spring street. 80
iheavy pslul’mrose my kidneys. which
was especially annoyingswhen i had,
any work to do that required stoml
ing. The first box» of Boonie Kidney'.
Pills, procured at Plaistedls Drug“
store gave me relief Others of the
family have also been greatly benedi-
Ved by Dean's Kidney Pills"
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adjusting the same. Discus is caused, _ ,
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Insist on them Vat your ros-
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Electrical co.
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Afters lapse ornate their two _ .
'years. Mrs. Flagg aa'ld: “Dean’s Kid
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glad to confirm the praise i gave 1-
them in my former-V public endorse-31“,
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kidney-II lemme—get "-- V
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