EAST-,NORWALK 1 ”$37
NEWS
Mas Keogh, local plumber. la
r—Nv‘r-
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt spent yesterday
gin New York.
! H. Price Renshaw has left Collend-
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that this effort to render highways Another hare—hunt with beagles
more 5“? though “PD’CCWW l—‘i‘ we“ being he‘d todas, starting at 9 21.111
motorists seems to require 21 L‘Olln’kl 2‘ Weeds Lane, Norotou. nude 1., to».
ble to guard the markers to make the auspices of [he Fairdeld County B“;
plan thoroughly effective, simply be- les. Miss Mercedes Cr! ins “qu1.
cause some drivers are reckless road mating this smfi- in the section it '-
hogs is extremely popular in England and in
the "biillenial Dawn" cult. known also
as the International Bible Students'
Association, loft town yesterday to
travel with the “Eureka Drama," 3
stereoptiosb- phonpgraph lecture on the
Russellin any, fine ave .1 dra—
inn, which is mind‘s: sections each.
requiring an evening’s tints, at the
Soldiers' Home Chapel at Noroton
Heights, and at the. Union ChapelJt
West Norwalk, recently.
The women of the M. E. Church are
expecting big things as a result of their
fair, to be held Thursday uni Friday of
this week in the Sundale rooms,
Older residents of this section have'some parts of this country, notably
been grieved to hear of the death. lastIat Bernardsville, N. J. The sport is
Thursday, Oct, 14, at Greehpoint, an extremely healthful one, since the
Brooklyn, of Daniel Edgar, long-time I‘haro is pursued afoot. The dogs-
owner of Great island. now the sits'beagleo—are quite tiny, and as the
of the Zeigler estate. Mr. Edgar wan-custom of hares wheh pursued, to run
one of the most public spirited men in 'circuiar fashion, the pursuers, by
this town ever knew, and was always cutting across the tires described by
DRUGS tlillt llilill
"Ms. M 8118
era, Drink Lou of Water
. If Your Back Hurts or Bladder 80th-
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scaled and
proceed to load your stomach mm a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and
irritate the entire tirinarv ll‘ilt'L Keep ‘
your kidneys clean like 301 ltwep y-nu1
bowels clean. by flushing the-111 with a
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 er’ 15 Point to winter in New York
SOCIAL. 1 William E. Street is expecting to
lspend the winter in California. He p11-
Illicipates leaving here about Nov. 1,
lstopping for a while with a daughter
lin Schenectady, and then visiting hfsi
json at Calexico, Cal, and, of course.
‘taking in the Panama Exposition.
hung in tip-state woods.
Fred Erickson, of Bridge street. ill Following is the program to be ren1
mg with friends in Brooklyn N Y tiered at the German Lutheran chungh
‘ tomorrow evening:
It. and Mrs. William Rose, of Part!
“haven, have been visiting with Victrola Selection.
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M friends. Dialoguez Der Jude und sein Exerzior-I1
1 meister. , Justice George W. Sharer had the
Morrow the Connecticut Company Personen: lunique experience, Oct. 9 of marrying
mkmeu will start the laying of tracks Der Jude
a: Fort street.
In. Mayer Josem, of East Washing-
to- street. has returned home after
as extensive visit in New York with
r. a couple neither of whom could speak
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English, so that it was necessary for
Korporal ........... Rudolph Wagner
The Milkmaid’s Drill the ceremony to be performed with
The Misses Gertrude Banks, Joh3n1tlle aid of an interpreter Both of the
us and Margaret Gottschaem, an contracting parties were Cubans, res!
CBS and Emma Kosmeckl, Elsie dents of New York.
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m‘ " Mills, Emma and Anna Schaefer,: Roy. and Mrs. G. E. Richter attend-
‘1 ... Charles LeCrois, Grant Anderson gimandSchaen, Lens and Emma. ed the golden wedding at 38:11.31
and Sylvester Decker, yesterday were , oe er uncle and aunt, Mr. an rs p
1 1 Dialogue: Wanted~A Wife. -,Olrig at their home in The Rakota.
Inoceuful in capturing a bushel of
Nackdsln Characters: 'C" (‘eutral Park West, Saturday evening.
‘ ,______ Will Roberts .Ernest Scholz Mrs Richter spent the week-end with
Dan Philips ....... William Ktmmich her mother at Woodhsven L. I return-
Mrs. Frank Petty. of the East Side,
_‘hn has been visiting with her sister
1181 New York. has returned to her
home here.
Bachelors. i11111; yesterday evening.
Mrs. Poppy, landlady .............. ‘ Francis .301,”er one of Dark-11's!
LInIeI t...r1Emma :Ofimecki 1111111 who is fond ot roller-skztin‘av on
, servan ances osmeckl the concrete sidewalks and t e ark
‘uio tug “Addie V r’d ” yesterday, TV” bacmmm getting that l0119'1-euitc pavement met with a mishap
mm a low to Port Eaton, N. Y. some feeling. agree to advertise for a “mayday morning, whilé skating onl
Wing “Flushing," of N9} York. was real wife, not for a lady, but for a the Post Road. by severely wrenchlnll
tfiltthe local harbor this morning. 3": tho '3 willing t0 “Mk for her his ankle. He was taken home by comw
a y read as men are wont to do among, and the ankle will soon shape
‘1“ Norms Stuckoe, of Brooklyn Every female applicant for the posi- £53111 .. l
I. Y., has returned to her home after tlon is “"9“ to forward a sample of John R; Conn. Charlol Mlllnpluzh
amount visit with Mr. and Mrs. J her proficiency in cooking otherwise and wnugm 11,3 Hates the town as-
m. Bertram, of Osborne avenu1.— n0 offer will be considered The an 59m began their sessions at the
.. swers they get are interesting .and T0,,“ mm 10 receive tnx lists. yester-
The Lockerie family have removed funny and théy find that they have any and will be at their room in the ‘
from the Second District to Hawkins made fools dflthemsalvcs. Town 11““ daily ““1111. week and next
‘me. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Auden- VMNM Selection. week from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Next week,
' :2: 3:: 53:33.” their ”meme at moron: Selectizdrt 11. they will also ‘19 at the 0m“ “1 "‘9
...__,_ Dialogue: That spot on the Stairs. ‘ evening from 7 3’ until 9: 31' 'f I
The "Coalan Baker” this morning nr- Characters: 1 Tuesday. Oct. 26; an unuwnlhgfiiof
‘llvod at the lower harbor from St. Frank .Plpcr ..............Elslo-Ralhs 11 “"1“ will be held in tbobMGl hi:- 1
1M9, N. B. A cargo of paper pulp Bridget, their servant . Church. A social affair has con il
inboard the schooner is consigned to . Gertrude Banks
. Ibo Bf. George P. & P. Company. up- Leo Pepper. ...:...Henry Zargoo, Jr.
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Miranda, their servant .... ........
Lena Schroeder
Two families have movdd into the
of the church are not only invited, but,
claimantures of the occasion. some inat-
term 'Iof business are to be, presented.
which are of vital concern to the fuluro I
11; “1141933211121“ very' of the church’s. work... 1.1 -. _ ,
“$1111.11 dfim‘ 111i 1 find 1111 it Oscar 11111111 'of11lowsyton
ugly black spot on the stairs which pre‘ chéd Sunday morning in «the Moth-
neithcr wants to remove. This on odlst Church in place of the pastor.
sets their neighborly relations, till Rev-:1 Samuel E. Lawson. The latter
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finally each family silently moves to preached in the. am simian M. E.
some other flat only‘to find that they Church forllfiv. 8. 3.1111111111111111 who“
both have selected the same house wife has been critically ill since June.
”5 JIessie 01°88 WQ 8- M” an dale neighbols once neceésltfltln hel mmd I allnolt
o ' " known how more-
than 1161 family resided for several
yours. but now living in Norwalk and
'Mmin. 1h. healer. of New Cabanp,
”Ml! be married on Saturday. October
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The prayer meeting of the Baptist
:cbnrch will be held Thursday night
of this. week, instead of Wednesday
Then they realize how stubborn they councillor! 31W
have been make up and restore ing him from applying himself t
friendly relations. {and to his pulpit ministration.
Victrola Selection. While playing”, with an offline Bat
III . - I I ”I'Dlalogueg 'Nante Strumpf. I‘m,” “'0",sz
Personen: son of Dr John Godfrey. hit his play .
distribution and collection of in
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envelopes for the thanks offering Skinni- . M J n B n a mate. "9“ v “i h
the Home for the Aged 111m in
. . Gerlchtsdlen r
M of the following committees: e
3“ ”SeiyEmZ- 5:11;?ng 3‘qu V'lctrola 1111111111 loaned by the
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nine Leighton, Miss Gertrude Bran-c James onne y ictrola PM ors
Miss Mabel Oakes, Miss Marion
0 study
.....-.Wllllam Spitzer the dye, causing a slight injum All
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to have caused him life-long physical .
disability, and a life-time of regret to
his playmate. _ 1 .
“After suffering - loop undfipatlontiy
SNMAGH: 'BROUBLES.
Digestion is largely a mechanical
process, When there are stomach trou-
1,19% the” is usually 8 weakness of Thomas 1,858an ”Mead.dled Elbe}.
the muscles upon which digestion so home 0“ ”1'19 “9‘1““ Monday morn» '
111me depends. To strengthen "these ins Mr! Mead was 76 years old and:
muscles and overcome; stomach 1,011.1 leaves two children—her daughter
in“ our druggfst Wk [11:1Baxterl'0lfil'l, Mrs. William 'H'. langdon 0" Da-
of Capt. E. HrSmith, of Roway-
snuo. has not as yet been able tb
but the injury is healing nico-
mid it is thought no further. trouble
. mun.
The following committee has charge
"in Rowsyton for. the distribution and
1I‘Eiilloctlon of envision}; for the Thank
Wu: for the 1Home for the Aged:
E. H Evory, chairman, 1111:1111.
884101618 Mrs. Clara Boyd Miss 01m ‘
n; MlseoGertrude Brando. Miss
Me! Cakes; “and Miss Marlon Castes.
remedy. which contains iron to puflfyI Nor-walk“ interment“ was milder in ’
and enrich the blood; .tho medicinal Spring Grove Cemetéry this a'fbernoon. .
extractive: at fresh: cod living, with- Infter 1111;111:111 services had been con
of beef peptone. all combined in n de~_ E Lawson."
nod. to which all members and friends . I
urged to come. 1 in addition to the soy, ..
out and brown
Kenneth, the room; . .
William R- House, Sr. the weapon. which struck the lad near T
concerned were much gratified. that .
the minute did not outer Young's eye.
with a tumor. anon-11.15.1111: with of. Z -
guarantees Vinol, a reliable “non-sacred 0161b and a 30“: Charles 5- MW“ 1" -
out off, and the nourishing proportion ducted at her into home by Rev. Samuel ',
a generous contributor to all move
ments for town betterment. and to
church enterprises.
11011 building the bridge at Rings End..
and also contributed to road improve-
and have made big preparations for re-
ceiving thu'r guests. There will be no
admission fee. but- a good program of
recitation and music has been pre-
pared, which the local public is invit-
ed to enioy. Vocal selections will be
rendered by Miss Cave, Mn.,LawsonI
and Mrs. Owens, and thechnrch male _Of the needy in the community “150
quartet; piano and mandolin selec-
tions by Miss Lanzo and Miss N. E.
Shrlver,11nd recltations by Mrs. Fen-I
ole Stevens London of Gem-semi”
and Miss Marcella Corning of Dan-
bury.~ Thursday evening. 11 “farmers’
boilcd'dlnnsr" will be served. and Fri-
day ,night a “New England supper,”
each at a very modest price.
The "iron men," raced st varitms
dangerous points along the Post Room
to regulate traffic, have already been protests have headboard. and it is safe
removed. after having performed their-1. to assume that the fleet of 12 boats
service only five days. To careful mot—i.raglstered here covers all that are
crisis, they were of great: naslslanoo.I owned by local residents. as follower
and people about town were greatly 1George F. Hearse, Marjorie: H. M. Bax-
pleused. particularly under the railroad er, unnamed; Hurry C. Sohlichtlng,
bridge to see the. car keeping to the IWsnderlust: John T. Hoyt. Zada;
mitt. thus rendering 11111 exceeding! w. Bollard, Doris;W1llllam" Dugdnle,
dangeroum spot much safer. But 811v
urdny night. some tourist; dither drunk
or diflnnt, mowed dbwu alcouple of the
markers oaths bridge, smnshing 111.
red interns and damaging the mark-
ers. Citizens are» 11:61“le indignant
with gratitude.
Only a round dozen residents of Dar-
len, appamntly. enjoy motor-boating
sufficiently to own their own boats. At
My me, oniy'iz have complied with
the new law which requires that such
,boats be registered with the town
clerk. In some places there is a dis-
Percy Lawrence, Rosa;
chard. unnamed; cm A. Pesston.
Elisabeth 3.; Henry E. Stark, VRoam-
or.
He gave $2 ,500'
merits when the late F'loyd Delafleld.
was in charge of that work. A host'
have reason to treasure his memory.
position to contest the right of the 1‘
State to enact such legislation. but no"
May: William J. Fleming. Mummy;
James and
Fred WSMend, Ollie 8:; W. H. B. 011-,
the bare in its flight are enabled to
keep up with the animals Hence this
kind of hunting is posnlhlc in sections
of the (. untry where rld’lig to hounds
is now 11111111111111» and the exercise in
the open air is ulrcmely beneficial to
participants. A large number of the
Toke-nuke and (tollonder'u Point people
have bacon): inhabited in the pact!“
Another hunt will be held Saturday on“
ternoon at l-ioyt's nursery, New Ca~
noon.
mild, harmless salts which l'elllUVt“;
them to their normal activity. The
function of the kidneys is to filler the
blood. In 24 hours they strain from it
500 grains of acid and waste, so we
can readily understand the vital 11n—
parlance of keeping the kidneys active.
1 Drink lots of water~you can'I drink
too much; also get from any pharnm—
cist about four ounces of Jad’ Salts;
take a tablespoon in a glass of" wat~
,‘sr before breakfast each morning for
""‘_ I in tow dun and your kidneys will' 1.1111,
TAKING PRECAUTIONS. lino. This famous calls is made from
A mil-vhefiked manual". drew“ the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
in his best clothes. entered lb“ ”Ulflfll‘fcomhlned with lithln, and has betu~
nostolflce and carefully kid a buxe‘usai tor generations to clean and
lsllce of iced cake on the counter. stimulate clogged kidneys; also to
“With my sister. the bride's com- neutralize the acids in mine so it no
pliments. and will you. plans cut on. longer is a source of irritation, thus
much as yoquan?” be said. ‘ ‘ending bladder weakness.
The pouttnlstrmm In!!!“ ,dlfllxhl" Jud Sang l3 mmstye‘ CM’IHO! in.
”m1 lure; makes a delightful effervescent.
"How very limit of the bride to .1111 limits-water drink whidh. ewgyenu
member me" she cried “Did hhfl 51,01,111 my, now udthaptolteopthcir
Wflmfl' 0" my venture” 70! Wedding kidneys clean and active. ’l‘ry 'his,
looks?” also keep up the water drinking. and
'She did. omit-red 1hr. younnter, no doubt you will wonder What he-
COidb‘. "3M9 ah? than?" she’s send came of your kidney trouble and Nud-
yer a bit of h 11m afternoon just to ache.
itake the edge off yer appetite before
she posted any bores off to her
1 friends " Itincl,
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Curiosities of Motor vm'
An Army on the March
Mobilizing the News
Recent Developments of necktie“,-
Crime and la Due’ction
Manufacturing Problems Solved
Labor-saving Machines for the Oh
Labor-uvlng‘Appliancu for Holds
The Arl‘ot’ Making Statues
The Mechanism of a Battle
Cancun and Its Use:
Buying and" Selling Gold and Slim
Moving Pictures Under Water. “ -
War Eperiencesofunflrscou . . 1.._
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Utilisation .11 new new it. . ,1 1
Protecting a Rein-W ; Anny ‘ ‘
Hanuiactm of Celluloid ‘ ‘ ' ‘
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Rapid Fire Machine Guns ”
Dmcnolou' and Your Hullh
World’s Greatest Llwanving Station
Mad Dogs and llydmphobia
Life Without Microbes
X-Ruya in the Tre meat of Disease
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The Power of the Human Jaw
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1 learn what other: Dom-tic Emincerinr
Silipk Tonto for Food Purity
The Canning Industry ‘
Refrigerating; Madison (bf: the Hon.
Bullets of the Fighting “in.
Hund Rifle and Mine. Grenades.
X-Ray Moving Pictures
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Smokeless Powder Manufacture
The Siam“ arid" the Athlete
Running Dates Artificially
Ballet proofuiishl
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Ndctumal Warfare
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Cllznccs of Death in Battle
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