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MONDAY. SEPT. 27, 13915
“or Harry Olmstead. oi Bridge-
,ofl. visited on the East Side yester-
by.
I“ Gladys Finch, of Van Zant St,
”this morning for a low duo visit.
in New York city.
‘ Rev. C. W. -Barret, of Stamiord, will
”at. next Sunday, at the Bat Ave-
nue 3!. E. church.
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out yesterday with Mrs. Andrews'
titer. on Fourth street.
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The Woman’s Auxiliary, of Christ
Wind church, will meet on Thurs-
fiy utter-non oi this week with Mrs.
Why, on Edlie avenue.
William Tobey, of the. East Side.
who is employed by the Panel: Broth-
ers Oyster company. of Port Chester.
N.'Y., was a visitor here yesterday.
\llss Elsie M. Kelley attended an
fluninum shower Saturday afternoon.
illicit was given for Miss isabolle
Nona by Miss Marie Curtis, both of
1am Chester.
Slayer Josem. of East Washington
street. yesterday visited with relatives
in New York city. Mrs. .losem, and
little daughter, have been visiting in
New York for some time past.
Friends on the East Side, of Charles
.Roylnolds, of Cove avenue, are receiv
lug postals from him, post-marked
Florida. Mr. Reynolds is on a trip or
several months in the southern state.
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Charles Moifet, of the U. S. S. ‘bOlll-
3 “"111 euoiring a ten days furlough
with his parents on Central avenue.
Charles Wright of Stamford, visited
'wli'herolativos on the East Side yester-
"t‘ dam. G."1M.‘ 'fieéoie; 11111101- or the
I!!! ‘Norwalk Adreht Christian church
and his wife. who haVc been visiting in
pooled to return to their home on Fifth
direct some time this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frderick Knapp. ct
Wakefield. N. J. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Braistad, of
W Washington street. Mr.~Kaapp re-
“hood to his home last evening,
’ “his wife will spondmralwo
i flashers.
3 r .l party, in charge of Capt. Loveioy.
m‘fli "antidp‘to [long island yester-
. . 'Qy turned back because oi the rough
weather. They stopped at Smith's is-
kind. and there picked up 2 men who
”3.110011 marooned there since Sat-
inlay evening.
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1 r A big time is promised by the Re.
”icons on the East Side tonight. A
Dunner raising and open-air rally will
30 held at the east approach or the
“bridge. Carl A. Harstrom, Repair
loan candidate tor mayor, will be one
i“ the speakers.
Incal friends of Frank Self. who,
:‘zdotmorly of Myrtle avenue,, recently
havoddonayton, Ohio. which his
busily. will be grieved to learn that
We at work in a shop in that city
“I! had the misfortune to him several
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‘61‘1 Mae Bates, and mother
its. Wallace E Bates, of the East
spent Sunday with triends in
York- and Curona, Long Island
Coney Island and Brooklyn,re-
3 this morning. They took in the
1 of the cave-in oi Wednesday,
in the subway, and also visited
\ he'y went through China-
ilnrtford. Conu.. with relatives, are at.
run sum uonwau; EV ENINQ manual.-.-
9. frame cotinge, COW barn Jeanne Le lieu into a rage when
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e for Thomas Crimmins at 31>hiiip .lallnski, a Russinn. shelved
Colienders Point The cottage “in be him a picture of the Czar and touted
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arranged for six moms With 8‘9” im than about the. infui'ol 3qualities oi
provement including furnace heat Austrian soldiels, Stephen Rocilow
The garage is to be urmnsed to ill‘O'i inn Austrian Hem b
David Bispbam, the noted singer. Provision will be made on thesround vide for an apartment on the second a 6“ home Kind
:has rented the Oberlandel‘ place on floor ‘0’ cars, carriage room. hfl‘NSb 3ii00r which will be heated by furnace hi ' ’
:Wsst Side avenue. ‘ 110001, tool room, horses and attle,‘ Richards-C Chard of Stamford will do m3seierel). in the [an court here
3 —.-—-— land the upper flwr will be arranged the plumbing. henlingmd metal '0“ today Iiochow was presumed on
l Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smith are eu- Ifor two small apartments and Myiott. Architect Gil) Lowdl of New York charge of assault With intent to kill
Iyoying a ”.0 weeks tour of the NewIA hot water heating system will he1 drew the plans. and bound over to the Superior
England states. . lied 6mm The men are employed on
BEAT. {comimon WITH BEER the trap rock ballasting of ther Newf
307115 Haven road here, and the quarrel oc
\ Ipori tor a new me and stable to be ecu
thbi‘lhKE larected at 0: Ridge. tru- Dr. C. B. and
IKosler. The building will be of con-
Miss Margaret McKeon spent a ievncrele blocks, 'ifl] brick race (or the
idays~ last week in New York city. first story. with frame construction
Itor the upper story, and slate root.
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beat Jalinski over the head, injultng3
1111. and Mrs. Roderick Buchanan F. is. flawless of New Canaan halal
have returned home after a stay with beau awarded the contract ior hits er-l
lrelalives at Norfolk. Conn.
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I F. A. Brands isit New York, Satur-
Iday, tor a business trip of film
Inwnths to South America.
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Mrs. Kirkbridge, who rented Dr.
John 'l‘iebout is having his place on l Wilcox‘s cottage on Conlentment
Rowayton avenue rmodelod. Ilaud, has returned to in has in
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Harold Clark. at Hishtstown, IN J.,I
has been visiting [fields in Rowsyton.
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.I. P. King and family have return.
ed to their home at Providence, 1! 1.,
{and Lockwood I,” moved into C Inner spending the summer at tha3
Godirsrs house on Rwayton avenue. Tokenelle inn
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Dr. H. B. Wilcox and ramily, who, were distributed, but hundreds more will be delivered tomorrow and the distribution
havo been spending the summer at 3
:Fairlor, Vt. have returned to ihei!
home on Contentment Island.
Mrs. Arthur Hurt and daughter are!
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visiting friends in New York city and ‘
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Mt. Vernon. I
NDROTON .
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. spent the week-end with Mrs
sum' should the supply of sets last until that time. 3
Readers of THE SE;
her home here, after a visit at PortI
Chester, N. Y. I “try fully appreciate its high \allic.
ercuce set
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'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mertifleid left;
Wednesday for a few weeks' tour of}
New York state.
to the National Newspaper Syndicate for presnting such a rare opportunity
Mrs. Frank Theall has returned to‘3
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' w. H Wright oi liarien is driving
an Overland touring car
from the Mochaley Auto Co.
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Captain John ll. Contra of McKin- |
purchasedl
ley street. is enjoying a trip in the
Catskill mountains. 3 I
The firm i' Nix: l it
Miss M. Hathaway, oi Craw avenuc.! been disaolvid anzot::bul:l:;a will:
spent several days last week v'isitiug he carried on hereafter separately by
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Mr. and Mrs. Dsodato Daieuportl
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trip up New York state. 3the Frank am piano in - If
Mrs. Daniel Wicks. Crew avenue, in Height- “ma." ”“ one a "'3
visiting her m. Mn. 13.”. most delightful events or the won.3333
immoral-o or Hartford; Ct... Mn mind a, may at .
ton young penis}
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Harry 'l‘labout of Cudllpp sires. .,,3
has resumed his studies at the Wesley
an College at Middlstawn.
-Mr. and Mrs. Howard oi Nero n
Iare still-at 1hqlPMB din the out
Iroad. snd'it‘la unmatood that they
will main In Noroton during the
coming winter. Mr. Howard is a neph-
ew of Gen 0.0. Howard of Civil War
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lMiss Harriet Lotta omertainod the
Dan Finger Circle at her home on
Coos-(strut. Mutiny waning.
Mr. and Mrs. Cililord Juleson, of 80 I3
Norwaih. have been visiting lira.
Harriet Webb on St. John street.
1H. W. Edmond. oi' the stall at the '
Century Publishing Co. of New Yor .
Iwas-a rust-nu mm. .1
Mrs. John Snidlu entertained a num Snead ”0°! “d Camp for 3"” in
bar oral-lime tram New York 1111mm“- W ““0““ 1' m "0"
on Walla-sou. in honor ol her birth our, v1.1.1: WW 00““ “it”
day. St. Nicholas and tho MI! lama
nine for the past live or six years.
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Boys ask your father for this- set. Girls ask your not her for it. Tell them you need it
them how absolutely necessary it is 501' you to Kay
housekeeping utensds and father has tools and proper facilities for doing
boys and girls to be properly equipped for their school work PEOPLE
Study reference work. .Your duthors and mothers will lg; glad to get it for you.
it Should be in Evory diome, am School
of Bllsilloss for Duly Use.
ORDERS-
his work.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eyiond and tamlly 0n the after a TI I 336.“:
have returned to New York City at-' l I t
tor spending the summer months in l or 30' in will be " sale 033
libretto. ate and plain and tan '
Rowayton. 3 'mnn, ‘at the home 0! arr-.111. A
spoiler-on the Post road. It. now
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petty hIVO coeds a the sale will be "a torit
return“ “‘0‘“ E “m d‘" 'mmn' purchase of flowers :or use cm -
spent visiting semi interesting n as! h' h durln the winter
points in Nearing-pd. minim. c are 8 H V
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Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Albrecht were‘
among those who ,sttanded the Fair-
flold Baptist Annotation meeting held
at Stepney the past week.
Only two sales of 111111111. occurroi
«in: Dalian. last melt, ultimatum-g3;
gages. For the third week of Sam?“
her. 1914, there was one 3tr star 0 '
a property and mortgage: of do. The
property chasm: iollow: Jeremiah
Hillsi- estate do Filed Nor-rind. of
Springdale; Fred McFarland, to Frans
. Schmidt. Sprlusdlle.
This useful set contains illustrations of 1‘ auto guns. .9
aerial guns, disappearing guns. Japanese siege guns,
English artillery on pontoona. armyund invy uniforms,
intimation! code pennants, wireless stations and ap-
- paratus. flags of all-«nation s. loreign postage stamps and
numerous other EYE-TEA CHING pictures of rare in-
’terest. SEEDOL CHILD REN should have «some to
this greaé Educational work. a
Mr. and Mrs. F. Field. who occupio
the house of Elbert Marsh on High-
lsnd avenue hr «tho summer, have re-l
turned to New York City.
. pounds. Addams
Mr. and Min. Charles T. Nelson and 11111111111 Gdrflhstonmm m of:
three children. at East Orange. Now the late Col. Mm“ ginning. U a
“my have been ghosts of Mr and N, one tiniein 1.4011131111111111 0! lho‘m
Mrs Charles T. Mitchell, 01 Logan s1. .I3lyn 33-“, ”"133“ now In West...“ In 3
' 1 '- * ' 111‘s coma niodntilnsflut will short?
Miss Lola Marsh entertained friends I, return to Noroton 1g- another stay
m Now 01m o'er the “mud- ins. James ‘J-Ianis Dew. remain «1
Mrs. Belle Schriver or New Haven. gmbpap~mt summer colony, and.
is visiting Mrs. John filter. of West? 13¢er 5 mm“- m 'Noroto‘ngrhaii join‘sd’:
Side avenue- ‘ her- brother. the 111111.. a award- alan-
' 3 tin, formsr’ p. s. Sonatas-y or ma
, 111}. services at the Junior mootlnsI tion in China.w “'
in the Baptist Church. Sunday. were the Profile iHoiise. White M'o‘n
made particularly interesting 'by Miss I with his family. ‘ '
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' $398 Sim nous oi 93.1311 "1
rto my friends and ex:
1 plain how Iiitot =it.
'Henshaw. a returned Chinese mission-
any, who gave than hildrsn a talk on Plansllavo bedroom
Act Quickly--Hundreds of Sets Given Out Last Week.
The great rush Eor booksot .THiE SENITFN‘EL OFFICE continued throughout Saturday. Hundreds of sols
until the allotment for South Nbrwalk is exhausted—a nd in any event no longer than next
residing in South Norwalk and vicinity have quickly recognized tht merits of this womlerfnl :rcf—
T hey rea (hit realize how impossible it would he
to make such an oller without the hearty co- operation of local institutions, and the) are grateful
Only One
1 Rev. R. Maplssdsn, hold secretary or. w I ‘
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3:33333333'31323 igoxrxfiylomoblle "in 1 the Connecticut thry imitation all And the $ 9.8
‘ISud‘leld school and camp for boys, unheard
Mr. and M111. Harry Ackert andlwmmd by ”r' “d m" 8”“ 3 of low :-
the d u - < 1 ‘
ir a ghtsr. have returned iromva ‘A party I". held Friday ovenl . “p rice
Mfipu“wqbteflun it
at $12
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ENDORSED BY LEADING EDUCATORS THROUGl-TOUT THE ENTIRE
e this handy reference set. Mother has the necessary
It is just as essential for
S CYCLONE DIA is the ideal home
, If not convenient for you to call, the set will he sent
you by parcel post; include LX TRA 14 cents within
Isomiles: 24cents 150 to 300 miles; for greater d15-
tauces ask your postmaster amount to include for 10
THE SEN-TIME... SQUTH .NORWALK, CONN.
SENTINEL
Mm;m1resented with “3138 '“s't THE SENTINEL
OFFICE, entitles tho holder to a Iveovohune set oi People‘s
cyclopstlia (regularly selling at $12. 00.)
. This coupon will be redeemed‘at
The South Norwall: sentinel:
up... n.1—3~,--1-w-—- «an..- . ..
house on the steamboat wharf.
STRIKE IN SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept.
Seien hundred of the tiielve hundred
men employed in the hill shops of the
Hendee Motor Clcle Company w-elit
out on strike at 10 Utlot‘k this morn—
ing and an effort is being made to call
out the iour hundred men employed in
the East Splingfield shops Daniel ll
Donovan. chairman of the labor lol-
I and movement is in charge. The men
are on an eighthour day by the wow
schedule but want the time divided
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STOhlilNGTON Conn, Sept 27.. curred late Sunday at the old mummy
will continue this week
Saturday, even
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Norwalk Chronicler