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SATURDAY, SEPT. 18.1.1915. _

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

EAST NORWALK
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Mt Side Jews. are today observing evening service.

an Kippur or Day of Atonement. Company have accepted an invitation
..... to attend this service in a body.

In. James Beers of Beach avenue, Thursday. 7:45 11 111.. mid-week ony-

* yififing with friends 11; George. er meeting. All Cordillly invited.

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.— «Revert!!! Baptist Church~19z 15
9 number of campers are planning Preparatory prayer meeting to which
. -. ' spend the week-end at Cal! Pacture all are welcome 10: 30 Morning war
‘ Ench- .- ship with sermon by the pastor. 11.50
.._____... The Bible School will meet for study.

. I. D. Randall oi! the Dorlon Point Subject of lesson. Defeat Through
why, has left for New York city for Drunkenness. " (Kings 20 1- 2-1) 3‘ 30
no winter. The Junior C. E. Society will resume
“3“ ‘ ' ~ . 3 , their services. was Honshaw who mi

 

much. have left 111.111 summer home in China will be present to speak to
'01! returned to Newark, N. J. the children. Miss :Henshaw will he
~. dressed in Chinese costume and Will

. Ir. and Mrs. Leslie ”Gamble of Sea display some curios that she has with
1 «low avenue, hme returned to their 3’" A“ children are “"339“ and any
‘ ’0” after a month's visit in Canada. adults who niay desire to attend will
be welcome. 6. 45 Y. Rb C. E. meee
log in charge of Mrs. A. B. Clelerley.
Topic: "World Ideals and How Foreign
Missions Will Promote Them.” 7:30
Regular evéning service with sermon
by the pastor. 1
Wednesday, September 22, Tile
111111113111 County Baptist Association
will hold the annual meeting at
Ste o.pney Delegates appointed from
the church are: F C. Albrecht hire.

 

Tomorrow in the East avenue M. E.
flinch the services will be in charge
73.! Rev. W. S. Winnae, of Brooklyn.
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”William Tobey, Sr., of the East Side,
N, In! scoured. a position with Pouch

"" iflrothers, oysternlen, of Port Chester.
N or. '1. ‘

he street department workmen are H. E. 3;:
Wing good headway with the con- ‘
ffiruction work on Fort street. The M358 I n ’333d33_._33333hw Albrechh,

motivation process today reached R83" H'fi Ahderéon.
like bridxe switch. On account of the 1'11eet1ng oi the

3 M spending the summer at State‘ml Thursday evening WM“ orbits

no». 3111311., returned to her home in will 3’9 heard from the “93'3“3'93313‘33'”
M otreet last night. llaie attended the meeting oil the

pre\ ions day.

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The official board oi the Emit Nor-
. volt Advent Christian Church will be
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Hie pastor, Rev. G. M. Teeple, is Jovernmer: 13' .‘u’ulo' Twh Styles of
visiting infiartford», (301111., with who 1' ' We Wow '5'“ ”3"
1 '. » “‘3? Memo "puma. sickle.
score which has led many people in

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‘; fiddifé \”'1l” 1t pumped oil from a lion ot' the country. to examine care
hoard Oll barge at Wilson' a Point. fully all the coins of that kind- coming

”W,” to Greenwich where n low cases. to refuse coin! that they be
{or Part Eaton was secured Plum lieved to be counterfeit we to be
m Eaton the boat went to Bridge all unfounded, far in 3 Mama!“ 9'!
om with an empty barge. and from 111911911 rocoire'd today by one of the
NM harbor Come back to South Non; 0;“; banks, onion .33?ng 1R (1,313,,

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up mmwide agitation for 1110111111 - c i c 95 "m
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On some ‘0! the coins‘ the bane upon
whichlhe buffalo is represented as
«running 11111111 gradually into the back-
vmmnd. while in others the line At the

hottnm of 411111 hone in strairht and
«r appropriate Final arrangements wharplv defined. It was the pickle of;
6 annual “we, will be com- the latter pattern that was declared
and the speakers announced. counterfe‘t. 11nd 1le many of them are
" ' in. circulation the matter aroused a
ma: deal of interest. althmioh i113

1111' etudy tomorrow by the Mann 1
the Boot avenue Methodist
Church, ...“The"' Drunken
.Nwhose great army was put to
m by twa hundred boys; will be

wiilmnt question.

While it is possible that there are
some counterfeit niolrles in circulation
here. it is probable that the great 1111:

 

eke Inn. returns to Providence. ly good no matter what the form of
todny. the one who no 1111111111.

The Rowayton Hose

In. and Mrs H. .1. Miller. of Marvin spent eight years in missionary work

A. B. emotional“. 11w mung" ‘Mrs " -
on. Mia’s ‘Mary‘ Quinn .:

, aseo iaddn filling unwedneedoy. the.
In Victor J. Benelisha, Who has regular mid wee! service. will‘fil‘o held! .'

Yollterday was a busy day for the 'his all! and cheaters in 41113. 599

“ filling the morning. after Which it into their possession and in some ..

mm eases the colors were accepted

 

 

 

 

“Any ambitiouf store can acquire new cus- -
tumors. but to hold old customers is the
test 01‘ success.”

One glance at our
new styles and the
quality and price, ex-
plains how we hold
our. old customers and
win new ones.

Our overcoat display
will win 2 anyone who
wants a. winner for
winter

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Tho noted am tenor oi the Verdi in “the quartet from opera. “Nicolette."
Italian Opera Co. of New York. who lir‘ Verdi. with the minute- of Mis-

w'rlll take part In the concert given “9‘9 ”011318". Mica Pomthea Ed»g

Sundny evening. at 8 p. 111., September 3:1: 32;; 3:; Gigi??? ch Easier;
than M 1815. u. 111. PM TM 1 the circumstances. “would it impossi-
ior the benefit of the wit More” in bid in 116111111, are selling out and
Europe. He will nod-'11 no "in iron: success is ensured. Reserve your tick
Puccini’a “La Bohemi' and a we. ate. Oo role at Norw in Drug Co, 8
lion tram Gonnod's "Eamon It Ju-3North Main street. so
liptte." -‘ 3m Glendermlng'u.

Main and Wt"
Theodore Kim will tho m; streets, Norwnlk. 1

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iceuful of our short story Writers. but
Ethic is his first ploy m limes nu
presided an unusually competent come
may or expert «more for "A Full
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“The “MW.“ 93”" ‘ leaving nothing to 'be desired in coon
According to” the newspaper Cling: platoons: and medians. ‘
111mm 11 would appear that “The no:
hemlan- Girl" on it is being altered by}
the Aborn Opera Company contolnn‘
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’ people.

The home of Miss Emily licLolirle, 3 James ‘DflBCfB—le on the 'kk “'3
on Myrtle venue, was the scene 0' “3 , George Schriber has a new automo
_ pleasant time.“ yesterday Walloon. M191 NH , r . , N: :.
JNwhen‘fipulyoihermendl‘lf 1V» -,... ... ._ . .. 1
3333338333“ 3333‘ '3 363333 3“ K333?“ 111.8 Gretna 111111 has returned tb

thong preséht were Milli: Joint “1111113
loin-1131'. 11111. '1' Willie. 11111110111111 hi

{or the Smples’ High school. proved a;
3moat entertaining affair

Norwnlk, or 1

SAN omen 011.91%: 18.~—Lleut :
appeal to every tiiestregoer1Amons Walter R. 11.111119111141111» mllitnr! ..

record tor piio: Max:132

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Sheriff H. R. Elwood or Fnirfield. tertaining Miss Jena Crittenden 01 W11-
3was in town yesterday on a business‘ terburi’
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3 N Christopher Exams has resigned his
3 Miss Edna Rapeuo: of NClapboard position as clerk at R. W. Keelers,
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Hill visited last week with friends in Slow and has resumed his “male”

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'3 ,
, Miss Florence Stems. at Bethel, 111! Mrs H 3 Ogden has been emer-
visiting this week with he;- aunt, Mrs taining Rev. Robert Hull and Mrs. Hull
Nliennett onNCrons Highway. of Summit N. Y.

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3 Yesterday afternoon another large. Mrs. Edward Olmstead entertained
number of yjoitou spent a few hours, the Ladies' Home Missionary Scolety
at Comp» Beach, where bathing was at her home Wednesday afternoon.

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‘ Mrs. William ND Sherwood and a party of friends from Norwaik are:
children spent Wellensday with 1.113 enjoyinga sojourn ai Lake Wambuk '
Bhorwuod's mother at the Elmstead3 "" "'
place. : » Min: Carpenter left ton in! Fall
3‘ N, 3111111 returned home on Wodnoadar. hav-
NAfter spending the summer vacaJing spent the lnternninfi time in
ltion with her mother. in Greene 3 Grand Rapids. Michigu.
3Farms, Miss Bessie Taylor has re- ‘ « ,
gsumed r duties as a language 1111113 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Smith andNi
3maihem11tlcs teacher in the Hoboken family will close their summer liomei
Academy. ithe Nichol; cottage and will leave
3 for the city on Saturday-

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A special meeting of the members;
of the Congregational Church, in
Greene Farms. will be held Friday day.Selii. 213i with 1415.6. W.
3e1enlng when a report will be ready Mrs A. S. Bowing Ind Miss Dorothy.

covenant and constitution of the weekend with relatives in down.

Ichuroh.1
§ Services were held in Bald

The annual shoot of the Westth Methodist church, Rev T l Bullock
Gun Club was held at their Roseiille DISH?" 1813‘ Sunday, IOUOWlllfi an 85‘
grounds. Thursday afternoon, and
was largely attended by delegates ing,
from out of town as well as local‘ occupied the pulpit in the morning.
There were several women Rev. E. S, Jackson of Rowaylon Bapv
present, among whom were the that church addressed the meeting and
Minion BOMIEB, of Greenwich, who in the afternoon. Rel
gate 11 very line exhibition of shooting was the speaker»

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; 2 o'clock by. the wires or the \Nest
1pm”! gunpem. which was smily. en.-
‘joyed by all hands.

 

 

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or. Mrs. Robert Fuller, 1m. Carl' “3" “mmbm “

 

Dodge. Mrs. Daniel Porting Mm:
E. W. Blakesleo. Mrs. influx-col
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A "dog" roost which was 8m“: Mrs. John Morton oi Weston would

by the members of the senior (1111033 ““3“ 3““ Tuesday ‘

Judge Saturn 0! was 1111: 111
town Wednesday.

 

 

The crept ; R. 0. Bennett has commenced to dis '

gm m on cm Beach at Cemr' a cellar for a new house.
EPo lot. “the nuts colored a swim. -—---yvl--
3al'ter which the feast took place. A
number of the teachers were present. 'passenger Metz automobile.
The registrm all voters were in',
melon It the Town Hall. Thuwi Samuel Levine mode a business trip
on, and received puny names or to Stuntord last Wednesday.
3 those who wish to he made in tune m
for the coming election. They willl Rev A. A. Nordlnd I11- hoon on N
.be sworn in u voters on Satin-div, 3 tel-mining friends from Boston.
Sept. zahotweenntmand’lp. :1
Mrs. Lonny P. Beach. of Fall-lien

 

 

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and her sister. 1111;. Harry O'Brien. 3 was the amt otw; A. www.mw 3

.11! Hatfield. Mass.. were visitors It week

film Beach hat evening.

 

 

Walter Perry and full?
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Wednesday.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

. MrsWHHuIterloqoltoaichwim
amnesia! fewer. “Dr. Allen, or South
, Nor-walk. ill Attending her.

 

 

 

Michael Connery him completed the

a great irnprovement; j

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Joseph Tao, of Ridxedeld. who has
sold his 1111199 repair business. ”has
Tlodal repair shop hare

Miss Leila Willlalne, the well lrlioyma

 

 

Henry \«Ving .
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remodeling of his hum. This makes ~

:1 “111;le director 11m; dancing Nmaisteia} ' ’

Give your Boy
See a“ it that lze‘is not has

pered by poor viaion.

isilered physician, examine his eyns

THAMER

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Gallon, Opulmtrmn, Opticlm
11 Atlantic chum. Stamford, on
Open Int. Earning;

 

A {Chance

ve our olrulist, who is a reg‘

prescribe; for them if neoes

Glasses its low as $2.00.

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Donn House

( or Bgnlevard)
63.335331 Roi-walk

QNIMay 1

l ‘HORE DIE NERS AND ALL‘

KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKEI TO ORDER.

[OHN E. OEULLWAN, Prop.

The Library W hist will meet Tues- 3m . .
Ogden 35001) HEALTHFUL DRINKS

 

Telephone Call 720.

Every drink served at our
3111 the committee which rewrote the flowing of New York. will spend the fountain lS healthful 1n every 111-

Ngrcdient.
3 fruit syrups. Our chocolate is be~
Hill coming famous.
it? DeKlyn‘ 33. ice cream served

We use only the best

 

Hme you tried

at the fountalin or in boxes to

u pecial rexlval program In the even-«take home.
Rev. Henry Spenaeller, 01011an convince youlNltself that it is the

.Try our Soda and

best in town.3‘

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Nona ant llrug Co.

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