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WEDNESDAYZ‘ AUG. 18. 19:5
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all Ira. Charles Ainsworth, of Cot- been disposed oi, a social time was
" *8 street. soured.
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.. In. E. E. Meade, of Edlle avenue, “9 3°! Bowls left for Peal-tree
' III sen Gerald, are visiting Wm. POint yesterday tors week’s camping
islands is Brooklyn, 1v, Y
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Miss Edith Krause has sold her
. m Hodges and A. Russell oi the lunch-room to a Mr. Collins of Stam-
no side. attended the motor boat “‘1'"
a. in New York. yesterday. .
1 William cisord of n pie avenue
3nd Hodges and A Russell of the has returnel from a week's vacation
' lall Bide, attended the motor boat in Massachusetts
1. in New York yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. 'lienry Bohr and son,
The condition of Charles H. Ala-flames. spent Sunday with Mr. and
. ass-pa. who has been ill at his home lrs- Hubert Ruseoe-
on “View avenue, this morning, was
Inspected as being considerably im-
Jirs. AW Wallace and her
daughter. Edith, are spending two
1weeks at Nash island.
Mrs. George H. Woodward and son
J. H. Bundle, Van Zant street baker.
who has been in the hospital for some
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“It: Edna Ainsword‘i', of New York 1 with them and after the business had
several weeks Olrlhe home of Mrs. B.
0. Beers.
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After an apparent settlement of sli‘
the trouble about the bridge
the V
BRYANT 8:
monument scnootl
BOSTON
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CEE'ES‘UP’ “
and we will rush our trouble
man right around when some
thing like this happens in your
home. If your ‘
PLUMBING
is detective. antiquated. assai-
tary or worn out, have us make
.
P1;ullde.~IIdlimml-d necessary repairs or install a
: a ' “W W a T ‘ new system at
v.13”? 01111353011712“ $11.33;; Mmdurlam‘ wllcfindm. .1.“ “d”. " MODERN PLUMBING
1 8 an 3 - location A SPECIALTY
STRA'ITON:
HORACE KNASH
Plumbing arid Hosting
townspeople are now much interesb 1 T“. 135‘.
1e! in the debates and disputes over I," North M ' 8t. ' N lk
Whit-I" .su Bo in... s n . cm
the question of a suitable detour My “”5“ “M m 3 Swimming???
1 th 11 «hr! is being sent hrs-nuan- “Mounds: ”“1”“ W
with e ow dge _ B m
0! com-ac a foot path is to be any mm Emma.“ m mm- mm course. Secretarial
plied for all pedestralns but as yet
no way of disposing of the autos and
1other trsfllc has been found which
would be acceptable to all parties
concerned. One method is to turn the
trailic ed the main road at Nash's
corner and detour over the rod bridge
but several people object to thii. at
peclally Mr. Levy, proprietor of the
Compo inn who clams he will lose
a great deal of trade by the m1
dren of Bollisfllal. have been elicit!!!
a tew days' visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kaiser of Park street, this
week. 1
mis' deeded («epsilon-l 1
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Floral Tributes, original ee-
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists in min
cipal cities in the United States.
THE GREAT HIGHWAY. SCI“ NOHMII florist
:1 So. Main St. 8o. Norwslk. Ct.
As I came down the great higli- PM” 354-
way
The river hills were bright with
signs. Casket Coverings or rare;
The other idea is to have the vehicles The card and euchrs Wt! to pal
make the same detour down Uncoln Town Hall Friday evening, under “.1
“"9“ l“ ‘“ New“ 1"“ instead 0‘ auspices of the ladies of St. Aloysius
crossing the bridge continue directly Society, promises to be 0' unusual m
up Riverside “cone to the old "’3 terest. The "Lady in Pink” will ‘1
bridge. There are those who have tract many.
dew
And where the hill trees lined the
The morning light was stream~
ing through.
n. past. suffering with typhoid fever. 1
so of Gardner street are spend-
“!II reported today as being decidedly “'5 ‘ week ‘1; W Brunch.
harmed.
Ilsa Dorothy Crosby.
Matter 11 two weeks'
mat in Boston. 'Mass.
”duties in the U. E. L. £1 W. Com-
Italy's omce
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of Winfield
vacation
has resumeo
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Mr. and Mrs. D M. Allen spent the
weekend with their daughter. Mrs.
George Noolett, of New York.
Ted Barnes of Railroad avenue ex-
Vpecls to leave for a two week’s vs V
' “cation to Niagara Falls soon
Hombers of the Woman's Auxillary.1
,u ml. EDchODBl church Will meet MT dud Mrs. William Hats 0! Pros
mow with Mrs. Benjamin Porter, poet avenue have 1"" for a two
in Gregory Boulevard An ice cream
sock! will be enjoyed.
The annual picnic of the members of
the Advent Christian Church, on Van
’ III! street, is today being held in
Wkl’olnt. Cars left from in front
a! the church at nine o’clock this morn-
ir‘. The finest kind of a time is being
annoyed at the park today.
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weeks' vacation in the country. 1 _
1 Mrs. Davld M. Mather of Gracie at.
who has been ill for a week 0! mo—
maino poisoning, is improving.
Frank Haas has returned home af-
ter a year‘s absence, during which he
traveled in Texas and New Mexico.
1 Mrs. A. id. Woodward o! Montclair
Ihss returned home after spending a
month with her son, on lockwood
1amuo. ..
1 The Misses Scofleld, who were Visit-
‘ing at W. H. Fairbanks's for two
weeks, hpve returned to their home
vellum Crooks is 111111 his home in In Nefld'en
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4&9“ A B C Class social m“, Clilf, Sunday, motoring as far as 'Rys visiting with M? and ”1‘3. William
mg on Baptist church lawn. . ,
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Joseph R. Taylor is slowly v.1
havering from her recent severe ll)
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Fred Bear enjoyed a trip to Sea1
Beach, and then taking the
across to Long island.
C'arl Brenner. the popular young
barber of Retire-d avenue, has an-
pounced his engagement to Miss Anna
Luca of East Norwalk. ‘1
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their objections to this plan also and
therefore some very heated arguments
have been heard.
New.
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m; eldest son .1 111-. assume
Van Gorbig is critically ill.
Miss Annsfilmon and Charles smith
motored to Oakland Beach, Sunday.
fir. and Mrs. William A. Wheeler
sud family spent Monday in New,
York.
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Mrs. Grant Easly ind sod. Harold.
have returned to Detroit. after a visit
with relatives.
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Roger W Potter and Moses aenle of
81-19er have been spending a tow,
days at Peach Lake.
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more Martha Either of Chappaqea is
a
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Barrett of Park street.
Miss Augusta Cathcart of Whilst
Plains is visiting with Mrs. Nicholas
Gormsn of Church street
day
aside the cares of the borough tor a . 1
week or so, and with his dson.1IS lilzfiaslttsing through the rncr
10 WI: has Bu] . .
“"1“ eeler, gone to lstoni So softly delicate and gray——
11 do not know if you have felt
Warden C. C. Wheeler has throwu1 The thrill Of beauty “he“ the
Spa, N. Y.. where a visit will be made‘
with relatives and friends.
But God was in His Heaven then.
As i came down the great high— 1
Insurance
Fire, Lite, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen's Compensation, Llabill.
til. Marine and Automobile.
surety Bonds. .
Notaries Public.
' Roundup Tlcksbs
J. M. Layton & (0., inc.
REAL ESTATE INWRANCE
way.
Fred Klott, who has been enjoying a1 ‘
ten days' furlough from the army traln1
log school at Washington, returned out
Friday, after a visit with his perch. a
on Park street. On his return to Wash 1
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Within a day so many pass 1
Upon that wide and brimming
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But do they all, i wonder, know
That beauty there has hex:
ington he will b, transferred to more:
island. Cal 1
abode?
3100 their heats, too, make tender:
“21le 0F PEROXlDE. '11:! .5“
.-- . ”r ; lo or beauty of the summer
11 Cleanses s Wound, but Does Not Aid?1 day—
la the Process: 31 For willows mirrorcr in
“It would be tor peoplcto of stream 11
dctsinud w.list. purine of Wen.
will do and what it will not do." no. array?
marked a dchQ' hitter ennui
mm m ' ha km” 111 wimdei-cd thilc my own lit-art!
has (brand. "it is one of the sang,
it not the very last; hatinepths «1
have. bit.“ line he balms qualities. 1!
Many maple imagine that it will heal 1
.. way.
a we MW In the man. yet that is The "real highway is there for
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just what it will outdo. . all
”1 m“ 5““ “'3‘?“ peroxide “a ‘ To travel as their fancies
water into the antics in the m, choose-—
from whim l 1-de acne roots. I
:1, “11%.: m use” m 11,“ The $211 boats welcome and the
on ie y abscess: or -_ . . ,
that u the my. 91: We. it “In; Alike for all ~thc1r gallant
chcmkalty with the and kills the crews.
Within a dav so many pass,
But do their fancies ever play.
As children might in that broad
some that- manila But this is all
that. itdoca And it you continue to
thci 31 ‘
A1111 great green hills in their. .1.
As I came down the great high— 1
Kr. and Mrs. A. G Uiiderwood. 01(1
Master Henry Weed at Bridgeport isl 1 1 ,
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visiting with George Johnson of Son [”1" mantis as has ed. The
road
Delightfully? Icannot say...
California, are the guests of Mr. and
' 1111. J. K. Coates of McKinley street.
Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes of New
Haven. who is spending the summer
at moor, Mass. has gone to Paul
- Ire. Henrietta L. Raymond and smith'
.wter, 11.11119 B. Raymond. and ‘Mr. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Anson
“Mrs. Charles 1R. Petty, of West phelp. Stokes
m avenue. have returned home, ale: _ - .
'Iarspendiuga week with Mr. and Mrs.’ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wood of
Vbtaniey Lockwood, of East avenue.1Rallroad avenue are the proud pare
“Canaan. .ents of a fourteen-pound «boy. born
Saturday morning. Mother and son
. arch Selwyn, of Rowayton, is the are doing nicely. Mi'. Wood is a well.
filtoctor of an entertainment to be known local carpenter and contract-
“at the Westport Country and», or.
‘* «Friday evening, August 27th. The
‘anslr iss subscription vaudeville, and The railroad company has started
‘ » It. Selwyn promises to give Weapon to extend the station platform 3.50 feet
dhe finest show it has ever witnessed. westward. so as to make room for 12
___._.__. ‘loss‘s to stand along the platform at
' Edwin L. Stevens, John H. Plan-10m time. At present the Springfield
fist. Edwin W. Godfrey and Harvey express is compelled to let the pas.
Acknrt are in New Haven today, at- sengers, who are in the rear cars. oil
1 finding the annual meeting of the in a ditch. .
* Slate Firemen‘ 5 Association andmeet-
‘ . sing or the Chief’s Club. The trip was
1night. for running his automobile with
only one headlight. He was fined 32
1mm costs last night. Constable Green
made in Mr. Ackart's automobile.
‘arrested Robert Tristraln, of Norwalk
Sunday night, for a similar oilense
Tristram was also fined 32 and costs. '
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John Banshef of Stamford was or-
rested by Constable Bates, Sunday
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A general rally meeting, to open a
campaign for no license by the united
churches at Darlen. under the suspl~1
cos of the local W. C. T. U" will be]
held the Methodist Episcopal church,
next Sunday at 7:03 p. 3. Dr. Carlos
Martyn of, the Newton- Presbyterian
church will preside; Dr. Hiram Van
Kirk, rector or St. Lukes church No-
roton. will speak. G. E. Richter. editor.
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_ In. George Fowler, spent Sunday
filth triends in Jersey.
flan-y Bani- and Hobart Buscie
1 Miss May Raymond and lilies Emma
avenue Saturday afternoon.
Dr Dora Ensley of Hoyt street has
a in the Adirondacks, "he“ I]. been the guest of friends and relatives1ox1de Wm not do Wk‘lil fa“. a will
in New York the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heerdt and son.
of Norwalk spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. 'l‘. Fairty, on Stamford ave-1
nue.
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Mrs. Christian flavor and son and‘
Miss Anna Ruth of Forest street are
visiting with relatives and friends in 1
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Miss Mabel Scoiield, who underwent‘
an operation (or appendicitis in the
Standard Hospital, last Thursday, is
recovering. ‘
It is expected that within another
week the sewer extension on Cherry
street will have been completed by
Contractor VJobn Malian.
Calvin Wheeler, who is taking a
course in draughtsmanshlp in Bridge
port, is enjoying a vacation with his
parents on Hoyt street.
"s.
Cooper of Baltimore are enjoying a pro-
tracted visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nich-
olas Carmen of Church street.
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Rev. Mr. amen of the marry 11.
E. Chumh substituted ~for Roy. H l).
Trinksus at the morning and evening
services in the Methodist chiirch, Sun-'
day,
“a...
I only know my own heart sang
eeboplecelu unmouthlsclannnow.
”1 1 As i came down the great
and all it binds is someihhg to hear]
_ stares prohshly did the work.—-Balti-
suit: has been ”Italic" nhitost as for
of the Review. will give an entries 0111 The Stevens Company. under the
“What the Liquor Trellc Costs man supervision of Charles Stevens, has
Those Who Are Total Abstslners!’ Iconnected the EJ. smith residencoon
1 Miss Emma A Omen secretsry of the Esst avenue, lormerly the Bliss John-
Anti-881109“ malls of New Canaan.’ son place. with the server nun.
Manta-recommends wwmteuhowthattownhaswbesnled ._'..1.+—=2-
”It a sail some the Miranda, 1to vote "No" for two years. Patriotic
’ songs will the song. and the choir“ will leave town Saturday.
monument-ya mush-mumsnnam 1
mt Sunday in Coney island.
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liable Montana: has taken‘s post
an ln the Yale & Towns factory.
Mrs. Woundit
weeknvlsltlaghsrrelatlvssinllsiae.
Mrisnd M113. amenity. osmotic _ , 1
viii sololi‘lldh me his toe mero-
it clean while nature heals it. Pemne
1min!!! it.”
Tire dentist then prescribed a heel-
ing wash. There are many such on
the market. tut any on baring it
tooth pulled is Milli to select his
)wn— —New York World.
The First Canal Builder.
General Goethe!- is the latest canal
builder to achieve lame. but he has
had many landowners, and the earliest
so fornshknownwasouelflnrs‘m
Sin. who nearly MID yamsgo- open-r
odocaoat from Nlpvuwtctlrch-
“in sites. This was discovered by Dr.
George A.B:1rton in deciphering some
of the ancient Sumerian tablets at the
museum of this University of Pennsyl-
vania. He found a {1111ch dated “the
year when the divine Narnm- Sin opened
the m of the canal Erin at Nip-
pur.’ This was not an Irish ('illml. so
[at as is knoun. but it was omit
crept in the history of Nippui. which
gave it transportation facilities with
the rest of the world. Norah-Sin was
t kin: of Bubylonia. and lie is respon-
ethic only for 11111nt the cmnil. and
more Amelicnn.
The "Land at Cattle."
Italy may fairly dam to be motor 1
among the nations of Europe. is tar
its its home is concerned. The wporrln ,
back as even i 11 reaches." “Accord-
ing to Mommson." the ”“ltall'l proper
were the inhabitants of the southern
part or the country: As to the Wit
of the name, there is the normal leg-
end of a King Italic, but his name,
meet have been pronounced Vitalus‘
and Vituliis. which means a bull our. .
mahmmmcnlselnumsl-i‘
.lnsionto Italy ssths land of cattle-f1
hiehway.
——-St Louis Post- Dispatch.
11"! notice you are partial to col-
lege graduates."
"Yes. they make good workers.
They' re always thankiul to get a
Job.” -—-lnuisville Goorierdournaly.
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APRONS
‘ Fancy Round Vests.
Plain Large White Ones;
' and
Bungalow Aprons
25¢and49¢
KW &Soll
South NW
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Distributors for Norwalk and ,
. -_ South Nowell: V
The Smiling Motor (10.
Daricn, Conn.
Phone 179 1
AutomobileRand Motor Cycle
WEAKRepmr
Shop
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6 Railroad Ava. Co. Nomlk
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i=3; BMW“ can
Fred H. hung.
Funeral Director and Elohim
0m- and lune-cs
Telephone fill;
It to. Mala as, Is. Nor-walk.
A Real Bargain
SALE
3111 Electrical Appliances
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.Every appliance in our stock
With the exception of Grills an'l
; Irons is marked down to cost and
inmanycueshelowcost.
Some oftheee appliances are a
htfleshopwormbmmasgood
aslew,andcarrytheusuaiguar-
antee.
It’s your chance to save money.
Come in early,
The United
Elelechic Light
“-"—“ -Waler Co.
WE SELL
Something More Than
Do you rake he: mirth ii
that means to the consumer?
momma.
‘1 Phone 619. on Hoyt St.
13““
ans not 1-1111“ cc
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1870 D388.
HEADQUARTERS FOR 'GAS
RANGES, since a: $48.00
Self Lighting Burners. see
our stockbefore buying
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.90
Eddy Refrigerators. ,
“ lonesdillotchk'ss
Neural-k Fm.
Be Smells A
FlilESBlE‘S P IE
Made in the Cleaoest Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for There
Insist on them at your oes-
taurants.
to Wall St
-'l'HB FALL FASHION BOOK
PICTOIIWAI. REVIEW PATTERNS
sawmill can you.
Sklrt 6345
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15 cents for an of the above unmade.
We urgently “recommend to you, before deciding on your Fall Dresses. to
THE FASHION BOOK 1
uossfionlytsnoentswhsn purchased with platinum
SEPTEMBEBPAW
onulenow.
James Donnelly ,,
16 SOUTH
11m STREET.
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