i '73)“
...< runny stunts as the Doctor. in at broad doll Inn, who has closed the
h:.: was five... Miss Mario: ln'i anti takes up his usual winter
also took pert in the tableauhwork at Palm Begc Fla. As the l!-
leense fee has“ " ' d tom
," Jlr. Everett
Harris
fend acquitted hemeiiwven creditably
as the nurse. Miss irene Lynch wufuso to 3750' pg?!
the piano aooompanish, us played‘will be abier'o sti‘v perhaps hair or
very acceptably, as usual. like amountQj ‘. not w-
-—~—-——-- 'dog to have his;_ renewed until
“ear. ’Vf‘r the is ready to n the in. .Dr-
ldinnrily-there in ‘iqe some risk. in
Eliot promptly , f ' ing a Moense. 1ill!"
,it could not bemewed later, but. as
DA A i > ‘
° lDaflenlSentitbdunierthe lawto
AND g lseven lidhor licenses, and only six
l NORO'l‘ON _
Evenrt’s
‘ lwere issued till this year, it is upper
z lent that there is but a small chance
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k‘» \ «- -‘~- .r-,.-... Last year. Darien had its full quota.
Mrs. Arthur S. Bibblns will resume but this you: no license was. taken
her classes in druving and painting at out by the Teteneke Inn, as in prev-
Ir. ad in. Lewis Wardell. at “‘3‘ 'eek- ‘5 impmvins - “9" mm" 3mm- ' 'lous years. and no application We
not merino. have returned to their Miss Dorothy Mills has returned. Mi" Carrie Viola Wilbur will made by the new potentisl proprietor
Wadi-er a week's vacation trip. to her home on Highland avenue,I preach in the Norman Heights M- P. 0‘ fi ““0? 553M831? ”FMS” the
‘3... and fire. Andrews, 0! from a visit with her sister,‘|Mrs. ALEChurCh tomorrow, at 10:30 a. m. and year. The Wee Burn Golf Club ll the
“lat, were visitors at the home , I7230 p. m. , ionly loeel club thus lar to apply for
m Harrell, Fourth street, yester— Stanmn Hart is having the housei Mr. and Mrs. E- 3- Robinson, and s 1m" Heenseennder the new “at
M. Inoccupied by Lieutenant Charles 3.31“?” daughter Emma, 0‘ Noroton ute Which “"1”“. such organization;
l the reader weekly meeting or Oakes, in Craw avenue, shinlgled 11nd: "9131’“ “Had from New Y0“ Thurs- to ”My for . club certifies: men
he Circle, Camp Fire Girls, will improved “W ‘0' PW!“ llwglogsflfi'bflfidfi‘five knew“
hmd this evening. The session Mrs. Christopher Schultze and? Miss ““06"“ Coming, formerly of “1 rain“ 3:; akin eight
wu- nt 7:45 o'clock. :daughter, of East Norwalk, have beenl [MB town, now a '9'“th of Danbury, the r “9 one, I m g
. laces in town (if no more saloon or
. - - . . is spending a few days with her aunt 1’
, Glam (1 W llinm Wal- Visiting Lieutenant and Mrs. Lharles. ' .
«in no; 8:351:21 to tlheii' homes 11- Oak“. in Craw avenue. W” M' 1* “3"“ 3:22;.1‘:;::::;E: if: 3;; 1:59;, ‘if,
in Ifter spending a week in New. The Ladies' Aid society, or their '1er: HagrvLoundesqoi Georgetown, gal “mm when "mug am“ my be
‘W’ Methodist Church. will hold their mg 0“”9'” ‘ ”5 ”“me ‘ [evens of Dar- legslly obtained. sokthere is no likeli-
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Volt-Llano Ferris spent the Week-end uiar monthly Business meeting in the :Zn'hh" befnuspendiinng‘ ' '3: Jdllll at hood of the thirsty going dry this
e ome O r. an '5‘ ' .Loun- year. The five salooil license sppiie
‘ :., With his mother on Van Zant street. Chapel WEdHOBlay. at three O'CIOI‘k- l
' far. ran-la is employed with the Win- one many friends of John Flint: not: are an Weisheit, at Miners
he Extract Comp-av. ot‘Hartford. of Rowayion evanue, who is ill with. w. R' 3“” ’1“ ’3'" “a" "“5 371689: JON-‘9“ “MW at “‘9 0mm
Seleetmsn John Gorbam is quite typhoid fever in a Chicago hospital. .xeek‘repsiringv the bridges .nlong the bin “0"”? 30M “0”" “l the Took
: an at his home on Winfield street. Hie are pleased to learn that he is much lngs ngnn a), and "he“ he finishes or Home: Standenmeyer and Meyer.
- many friends are looking for s prompt improved. 3‘" “man‘he ””893 “'1“ “‘1 be ‘" next to the flu Company’s quarters:
: 0 ”a comma recovery, Miss Jessie Close. who for many, he con on. p and Joseph Amend on Railroad "6‘
. William Tobey, Sn. and Horace years resided in Rowayton, but now
film, emplayed by Pauch Bros, of of Norwalk, will be married to Ben-
” Chester, were week-end visitors jamin Keeler, of New Canaan, on Oc-
at their local homes, returning to tober 30. “
“9' 70“ this morning. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Letts have
1119 Rev. James A. Soland. field returned from their wedding lrip i{
aeaetary" of the Connecticut Christian through New York state, and are :13: Shgnlehgrbfgfnflngfd to re- ‘
Marlee Union. last evenlns 30- ‘r‘siding with the bride's parents on her mnds be! h d] . ‘. “"1”“, _t
filmed a large congregation in the jmss street. ‘ ‘ severe case ’1‘: 'gvz‘agfnf' tom!
m avenue M- E‘ Church. Rev. M" Collage prayer meetings are being d I ,
Md is prominent in the ““75” held twice a week on ltowayton to J“ go Keeling listened, m‘St‘mW ‘
. Ml movement, and presented strong ,* - . ford, Sammy morning, W ornmehteg
‘ ' nepnre for, the evangelistic services in the petition of the Merl-lone
w.{lfl'ml't‘l “New“ ‘he'mmes 3" which will start October 31 at the , a
W does to one’s system. Iii. E. Church under the leadership Bank and Trust Company m have “d.
All the scholars of [he Fitch School, 50‘, Miss Carrie “'llblfl‘. “ 5 mm“! to probate an instrument pm“
Is well as hosts of others have miss- 5 porting ‘0 “e "‘9 last mill "1" ”a"
” - v ' A number or ”091° from, ““5 place. ment of Alexander Hockey who died
all the happy lace and cheery voice of _ . 0
, will attend the masquerade dance in in Derlen All?" 1 lDOl
Miss Gertrude M; Albertson the best . _ . v v -
. _ night, in the Noroion Jle gills tile. Th , f ‘ l
m. of last week; (but interesting t "9 “9T6 01" El 0! of res 88W
house, for the benefit of the Norolon ‘ D i l t it ill:
young lady having been kept indoors ‘ . n ‘1’ en, 33‘ W09 - W_ _ "Dull!”
Heights Baseball Association. 9 of 818 500 For the third week 0100"-
h. ”M
Morrison has removed from? K “we number of people were
“not street to Wilton avenue, np-lbufiy Off the Batch Point dock, yes.
77 ~. ‘ ' ' . éierday, catching mackerel.
9% Mrs. Arthur Seymour. or Mrs. James Desmond, of McKinley
m, were over-Sunday ' visitors street, Who was operated on for ap~
r,“ all» m side. .pehdicitis at the Not-walk hospital
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or len Ely, of Bridgeport, Conn.
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Anyone desiring to send vegetables mic.
or (mil to the Home for the Aged,
Nortvalli, may leave them at the Con-l ~M
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WESTPOlL
m”. twink:
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‘ gregationnl church anytime before two
o'clock Monday.
Miss Edna Buck, teacher of thel
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The Town School “committee, has
started inking the school condos and
expects to present his figures I our
week. ' W. ‘ H )
’The Boord of Annotations willk‘meet
it the town inn every day this ween.
one mmswxmmosm 4
To! any one attempting to prevent Min,
application for a license.’
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» ,953: automobile tires, $4,968,270: onto-
4.
Edward 3. Bradley, secretary' or
MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1915
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matter will be presented to the Super-l MR8. LOCKWOCD’S BIRTHDAY. EHEBUILT TYPEWRITERS - L t".
ior court next Friday. K»
The 200th anniversary ‘0! the Eighty-five Years Old, But Talus Ac-K
Greens Farms Congregational church tlve interest in Public flffairs. !
wgs celebrated yesterdah. and the: “ydsilflNGTON, Oct. ~25.—~Mns.§
pastor, the Rev; uwreno'e L. Barberhiielva Lockvtrobdl onoevruindidaie [or
delivered a sermon on “Our Ancient}the Presidency, had turned her 85ml
Church." The founding of the ehnrchimilestone today. Despite her years,;
will be celebrated at the church par-.she is lively and takes an active inl
10:: on Tuesday evening, when thetterest in public snail-s. '
young people of the church will pro-l “shortage is no longer on issues;
Bullfl, LWIWOUQ.
Remain!» 111 other)
m1 gold. m-
revolved. Rentals. 3.
foot month. Hat-Mne-
lold at 85 per month.
in. DONNELLY.
1| south min strut. south Nome“!
sent a pageant, entitled “Ye Anoientsaid Mrs. Lockwood today; “it is snE
Church of Christ." The society is onelaccomplished fact. Those states?
of the oldest in America and it is exfiwliich have so for denied it to women’
peeled the ehmh will be tilled withiwill come around very soon, New Jen-e:
the' older residents of the vicinity. isey to the contrary notwithstanding",
Miss May Gerrity of Greene Formal Mrs. Lockwood said that what COl'l'l
rem untamed a mm 0: cores her most new is pence. She i.
"ii-inane in honor or her birthday. plans to. turn her attention to dis-.53
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13 Railroad Ave.
'Phone 1412
Those present were the Ills-es Jennie ooumglng talk of military prepared—f
Dalton, Anna MoKelvey, Harriet Fen-bees. ;
hell, May Hunt, Jennie Rosalyn“ “I am for pantie and without pre.
——__'
'C'lark, Anna Council, Susan Lynch, partition, too," pontinued Mrs. Lacy:
Ilse Gorilla, Catherine Carney, Bee wood. “l’repsration is unnecessary’;
dead lolly- milcn, In: much. because no nation is going to fight the ‘l
Elisabeth Scallon. Florence Quinn. United States. There is not a nit-é
may Gerriiy, and William Quinn. tion that. doesn't like us and there is;
James Kane. Edward Quinn. Thomas not a nation we don't like. Then,i
Kenny, Hwy Quinn, ell-1’18! Quinn, why prepare?" l.
in. Stanley. m. and Mrs. William Mrs. Lockwood added that to pre‘
(‘4leth “1“ ”id 5“"- Thomas W“- bare would detract tram the great-l"
MP8. JON! Carney Ind 3“!- P- ‘Den- ness of this country. :l
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THOUSANDS bF AUTOS EXPORTEDf ‘WASHINGTON, Oct. 25,—0.91'031
WWGTGN, Oct. 26.-—Foreign
countries took over S74;000,000 worth
of American automobiles end parts
thereof in the past fiscal year, the
Bunch of Foreign and Domestic Oom- ‘
meme lnnonnced teddy. This was an Gluing by states: Alabama, 556;;
increase over the previous W at 272; Arkansas, 231,190. Florida, 32:;
more than 836,000,000. Prospects are 162; Georgia, 1,178,398; Louisiana, :1
that the exports in the calendar year 228,894; magi-sip“ 421.688; North}
"" ”“84 momma. Carolina, 264.665; Oklahoma. 65385;;
”“09"“ countries "9 “‘9 longest South Carolina, 581,978; Tennessee;
purchasers of American motor trucks. 79.247; Texas 2,007.2“; all oiherl
'lncreased sales arebelng made, how- states, 20.557,
ever, to countrteh far removed from‘ ._ K
,lhe war me.
I The export trade for "the year
made up as follows: , _
Commercial automobiles. “titling
682; passenger sutunobiles. ”1.113;.
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to 5,113,347 holes, the'Census Bureau}
today announced. Round holes in-3
eluded '54,422; See. island, «L257
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N0 INTEREST IN LIFE.
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Health Gone—Position in .Dsnger—
Both saved by Vlnol.
South Norweik people please do 'us
the favor to read this letter:—- I
Brooklyn,» N. Y. ‘l was completely;
run-down, had no appetite and lost all '
Exports to England dggregalcd over interest in life. i thought i
$244,000,000: France, ”4.248.000. and would have to give up in)? position. i
Russia more than {9,000,000. Total learned of Vlnol, and after-taking one
exports to Aluka were 391.381; bottle feltbetter. I have when it for
11an $1,514,545, and to Porto Rico, a few weeks and it has built me upland
$775,879.
mobile engines, $1,405,331, and auto-
‘mobiie pom. "$63188.
: . vous and rundown would only try Vi
ol 1 know lt'would help them _as it did
w-
fiEOElVID STOLEN GOODS.
1 Kilt 16inch
.ginued prior to October 18 imounled j _
cured me. If people who 19.1 W. a". law}: It you not
n‘ l bml u an!
Swirl Cools Suits
and Dresses
The Newest "Models in
wusrs inn SKIRTS-
A Full Line ‘of Danny
missus-iii
‘m mm; 51le,
56 No. Main St.
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Fire Insurance
ls Carried By All Prudent Property
Owners.
‘Our Companies Are Financially
Strong and Give Prompt Service
Are You'lnsured?
Do it New.
J. M. Layton & Cedric
REAL ESTATE & lNSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalki
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AIR it» such prion llor sso o'Ait
com.
sine!) THE WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.
a lawn St. Tel.441 *Eut‘Norweut
~Accept an the luck that comes"
your way—but don‘t DEFEND on its
I lob to n Sen-
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. :7!!va a painful affliction oi the throat.‘
due to the changeable weather, and M1" “d MN' Harry Spears, who
.H “as her from We“ ding school have had a camp ai‘ hummer in lira.
' j».hntull:eek, but is now something like Josephine Crown gu'oodlnnd. have
, f” young’ self again. Gertrude is is moved to their apartments in the Row-
torn leader. and amongst all herplayvr'z‘uso‘r'. Library Building. .
2 "Dates, her advice is always desirable. Ownig '0 an inadvertcncy, mention
7m being of a kind and considerate was omitted on the port taken by twv-
eral who performed It the entertain-
ment given lnylhe Rowaylon Baptist
‘dispoeition. gets along With every~
lady. She, without exaggeration, is
W of apprehension, thorough in
War slie undertakes, and ‘lldi's Rib
”Ml, both vocal and instrumental,
Church,“on Friday night. Mrs. E.
Howard Every entertained capitelly
with a number of jokes, while Mr.
Every Fr‘ouglit laugh after; laugh by
“ll” Mm “s?“m" W M‘.‘ humour. on. Ibo-4h the city
itober, 181‘4._'there were me inhalers W W!!! I will!!! Will he “WW court Solution mug cause was
«0' 959mm 32nd omens.“ "M":
. The sales of property recently follow:
Pnnl'lSoel'fine ever. it? duller Winnie
et win... How‘s-anoma- tributaries
'ille their llets belong that dm- . mo“, and mono. anal“ cum
W" A special Mn fleeting haw lull an“. of"hsvlng reeeivod' stolen
«med ‘tor Wedge-day... "lemon m 'tmn her son. Hargld Heed.
nor to ,Berthn. Boehme. Haves over for the purpose of nominating a tres- and she or” bound over lo-tbe next
nue: Llano. Grove toils}. W. 8. meet» tool for the Staples, High School fund. term of the fiapeflor Court in Becom-
or; C- . “cell"? to Emeline Wfllk- The position was left vacant by the her. Bonds were aged at 8800.
er: Garden Road. 7 . into B. L. Woodirorth. The name,
All the present holders of liquor ll- I of cunning P. mine. enabler or the stolen dram the home of ”you”
ceases have received their nppllsr Weltport Bank and Trust company. commissioner Geome u, «Baldwin, or
lions for next year. with thetexoeptlon has been mentioned and is“ endorsed this city, Dr. H. H. Gordon, of Nudge-
‘ of George E. Everart, proprietol‘ 0: by about fodnuuenunl residents: The tuck. and Mrs. Andrews of Neugstuclt.
°3 “n ‘l' ”W'WWM" lulilns ma‘fouml in» the use of Mrs. Elisabeth
The loot consisted of dress some
me." Repel-t Mitchell, 1295 nerkimer ‘
street, Brooklyn, N. Y." ,
This Brooklyn man'g‘use is only ad
dltlonal roof or what we 'hgve been
telling uth Norwglk people for years,
We cloud and are continually proving,
that Vint'il is the greatest health and
strength; creator for overworked and
run-down people obtainable. We will
back thiq‘ statement by agreeing to re- ,1
turn anybne's money who will try it
and who} iinds our claim not true.
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not Force!)
notional} __
‘ 31 Salli-m Slim
Su. M
Sold by Frank H. Baxter, drugglst,
South Nor-walk.
dice-2min; a nutshell artist. At the
m
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s...
.. ling of the Blue Mountain
. I urge room was placed at their
*1, where the invalid, iylng‘ on a
" 1' could see and hearts“ that
on; which was very thought-
~ typhoon [more
__.... 11‘ .' ‘ .M’ - wtu'd * r-
the part of the good folks who . fl 4, g ‘ , ,
' -- My . MI W : 7W! -.
, ,the club the use of part of their /m,.g~ mt ”. 1 700975 PRIZE ‘ I -
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Rowmon
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"Ire. George Cudlipp spent
may in Bridgeport- -.
l’nderlck Dibble, now employed in
New-York. spent Sunday here.
. 7 are. George W. Scuddcr is spend-
!ngln week wtih friends in New York
E» I . .
Wed-
11!: and Mrs.
deepdrl, spent Sunday
and'llrs. Da‘nlel MorrolL
Le'wis Raymond and family, of 150- ‘ l
«p Met, have gone to Greenport to
“thevwniter. . 7
Chauncey Bass, of
with Mr.
3 M “moon
1
., yrs. ‘ Allan . Ely and her“ son. if
Wood, are visiting Mrs. Sterility.-
Biff more .69
may“ Highland avenue.
sir and Mrs. s. D. Woods, jolt,
Mm, Conn, spent last week willy.
Wes in this place. ' l.’
Blind Mary 'Snin’en entertained the:
re of'ihe Deit Finger Circle
. home} Monday evening. in
rd Tinker, who injured hind
H {at} fire several weeks ago, is}
immobile 'to attend to business ;
and Mrs. Dw-m Mills, oi"- Pittsgl
“198., are spending a few days‘l? ‘
and relativeson «Highland ‘avenue. i,
and Mrs. .CherlesNScoiieid hovel
.. their house‘dn Rowiiyton Mel W
ind gone to New York to opioidi
whim-- 2' ~ é
59¢, f‘MrSJI'Z-‘lai' Wallenslein, , of: ’ , ~
lyn.’ Nfl'Yo'farespendlng a few:
at .lthelr'.‘home"on West Sidbl
my helices Hitlkley, M ‘
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