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EAST NORWALK
NEWS

. Jm Armour, of Winfield street, Janina. with a n. Cleverley

”l ”dismay in Bridgeport.
Ir. and Ira Andrews of New Yom‘m are invited

up has visiting Airs. C. J. Harrell. Charles H Cakes, of Crew avenue.

fill-filament. than mcei'ved two handsome photo-

3:. autism. Edward Morrison have min! of the Connecticut National.’

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find 1mm Vanna! street to Wimon W "a” team, which 15 no" on thBI Church of Darien have had two suo~ " business V13“ in 03’1“ 135‘ “"5““
way north from Florida, where a very cessiul m with concert and .nyi Mr Crsndall has many friends in
successful national shoot was held. W. on the 9’10!!an of October 21 Stamford and neighboring towns, butll
One card shows the entire team. and ”a n, in the warm up they 111 may not know that when they
!the other shows the members of the quartet” of m values receiving 18” “I“!!! to 11' Crandall. they are
Connecticut team which won the Ev- much 0; the awhuse The met that “Wills a real live poet, for poet
ans skirmish cup The photors were {fie generous management our“ ",3 he surely is, and one of no mean men
from radar Earl D. Church, who “‘Iconcert free with a 25 cent BMW? it. Hchas written many poems. and
l pressed regret that Mr. Oakes was not is 13m fesponflble for its great goo. 300‘] ones, too. which have been and

.IILI—c. nirstdistrict.
Wat has started in earnest in the
. «wanting of Fort street for the lay-

' k d permanent pavement.

1”. Macbeth Rdilly, of Pleasant.
“a, has been entertaining Mr. and'
In. oneth Mchlly, of Westport.

flegular matters 0f “8111955 ""9 a member of the Connecticut party this

. hut evening transacted at the meet- y}...-

1. A“; of Susana Circle of Camp Fire Sunflowers grow in proiuslou in Con-
,Obla. necticut, and. if planted in the proper
~ - Merrick Erickson, who’has beam of the garden, “I, always

visiting a week with friends in Brook- mu"; Why want some of our
to. N. Y. has returned to his home smart Yankees utilise this idea and
fmemt makeupitaloutoflt ltcostsvery

Benjamin (2110 and family, are re- little to tr)’. There are a great variety-
moving from Woodward avenue to of sunflowers. single, double, small
apartments in the Hefner building Indium-1.15:“ the big Russiansunfiow-
g unjust Washington street. . _ jar unseen of them all; the stalk bears
Ilrs. Henry Seymour, of Winleld I Maxie immense flower measuring
meet. has been entertaining Mr. and much 0‘79" 11 1'00! in diameter
L , ..lrs. Arthur Seymour, of Danburys for-L Rev Ernest W Bysshe. who has
”Incidents of the East Side. been doing missionary work under the
Sir and Mrs Howard Mead, of Ed- auspices of the Methodist church. at
lie avenue, and son Ronald, have re- GWWMB. France, 101‘ some time. sails
timed to their home here after aw“! 0“ the 5‘3"!“th LB Tourame,

"visit of several weeks with relatives 10? Bordeaux, France and expects soon
In Rowayton to resume his work in th'e mission

Thomas Price. of Bridge street, who field Mr By “be“ family remains
recently while at work in the Nor- with relatives onLllong island. where

m iron Works. suffered an injury the members have been during the
, ”to his eye. is rapidly recovem‘ m_|summer. The residents of Rowayton.
m Dum'ortier is in attendance. . ion Sunday had the pleasure of meet-
Within a day or two Contractor ing Mr. Bysshe and listening to snack
dress from him in the Methodist Epis-

InEILI-oy is expected “brim" opgraL copul church. where he was pastor for
Hons in the paving of the new bri 58 several years. He graphically describ-
local people are “Iterated in the ed the work being done in the win
”in completion of this work. mono, and related his personal exper-
—’ " ‘lences on the firing line in Belgium,

"OUR JII'TtlEVYE CcFEF::;THlS AND where he was busy for several weeks.
gills remarks were most interesting

Don' this at on-
close tx‘;::‘::§ alum!” 3’00. Land deeply appreciated by the large
' ' congregation that heard them.

M. lil.. writing your name and,
“fills clearly You will receive in re-
”turn a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for coughs,
colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills“
and Foley Csthartic Tablets.

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in”; -., A. .«r «'J “church cleared almost 8100 at its fair.

leversl of the bridges in the Town .1'“ Thursday and Friday-
:11 Ilarlen have been renal"ed by W' Mr. and Mrs. “H N. Worth, who no
,1? I- 3-331“- 0' Raymond “met .cently bought a farm near Putnam.ex

c H Briggs, and iamlIY. 0t not” pact to move there this week.
avenue. Rowavton. hm mm“. m. and urs.A1md Thurston Child
M O '13“ ‘0 Lakewood N J where of 28 Hoyt street. Stamford, were vlsl
alley expect to spend the W‘nm- tors in Noroton last week.

lliss Jennie Scott, one of the teach- Wilfred Loundes and bin. and Mrs.

 

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tainthe Norwalk Junior High School Harry Loundes, all of Georgetown. .

who attended the annual convention 8M! the week end here at the home
In nanburv. spent a few days with ,of the young me“ man

Ina" “d M" A H Boutwell is 13 bad luck? Greenwich and Dar
A cottage prayer meeting will be ion. don’t seem to think so! They are

‘ Md "“8 evening at the home of M“ still “grinding 13 out of the mills" in
find Mrs. John 'Snifi'en, Raymond 8"" the tax ofllces. in- this case, 13 does

seem bad luck.

I WAC" ACIS “NE' A largernumber of gray war tru‘cks
. 0 Were seen going over the Post road
m INNGSMN’ 6A8, ugly looking things. roaring a most

, beautiful moonlight night.
daughter. Beulahr Waterbury
HEARIBURN, Amm_IA Bearso was born yesterday to Mr.
ers. eGorge F. gegrsc, of Maple
lavenue.M1-.Besrse is secretary ind

“m 0"”P'inI fix“ 5”" amt”. treasurer or the Home Bank and
let Stomachs In Five Minutes. l’l‘rust Company .

Y dont want a slow remedy when The enterprising people of Norwalk

143m . mach is bad—or an uncertain h 1 f- raisl mone
‘ ems—or a‘ harmful one—your stomach “I“ an on one way 0 118 y

in 3:90 valuable; you mustn‘t injure it
with drastic drugs. ~

Papa‘s Diapepsin is noted for its
W in giving relief; its harmless
;lts certain, unfailing action in.
simulating sick. sour. sassy stomachs?
its millions of cures in indigestion
, . sis, gastritis and other stomach
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ins Tag llayljor November 6 which
seems- that every person venturing
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members and friends of the Methodist

 

1 when all who are interested in the
.foep this perfect stomach doctor tumor]: of the church are urged to be
phoneme—keep it handy—~getslarge present. the ladies? Ald Society
”about case from any drug store and will serve refreshments, reports will
final it. anyone should eat something be presented
n't "three with them. if 'whstl lure will be made. , .
in Cal: lays like land. laments and Residents of the RowaytoI end of
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late at night, Friday. and they were _

for their hospital. They are advertis- .

with the Norwallr badge and made to .

A Social and business meeting of I

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Church wills b‘held tomorfiw eyening, ; “_

and plans for the in. .

. . \ TUESDAY, OCT. 26,1915
D - a \‘mtoI [ 151; willserlenstIper fin usui ed M nd'ii' C lSRs ‘ ~
l Bfl’éfl In ‘ 0 n L 83 - 00, r I . 1 e a in " r. a A TE. ‘ar . yrztond llDS'El 1" ‘—“v v w .., 'hr Rig ILT I
roads, and Supezintendent of Hish- est fee. Which ‘wm' b! "audit to-eanci been enjoying a thrsedays trip by. “I TY:EWHITER8 -— L. c,
all h. Underwood

i ways Greene his instruments We told
lyou, Mr. Greene. to never mind the
Etown meeting, but go ahead and make
. your roads sixteen feet. Good for you.
ESuperintendent Greene, you will get
ieverything coming to you" even a

I .Ford, but be sure to bridge your lords
iwhen you come to them in our roads.
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George Stags, son of Mr. and Airs.
Thomas 11. Stagg. oi Haves avenue.1
Noroton Heights, arrived home from
abroad Thursday night. and is now

I {John Richards. of the East Side WithTraderick Hart tn-charge, and at at the home 01 his Wa- Mr Stags and Mrs. Tarentino, her sister,are
”day was a visitor in New York. the home of Mr and Mrs Francis 3! lhas been in Europe some little time 59‘9“” elocuiionists. and all “"99
in' and he gives a very interesting so entertainers I" “WWW musl-

lchnrae All residents of the neighbor count of his travels in the war tones.

IHe says that he saw one at the Ger-
[man Zepelines fly over Motion, and
it looked Just like a big cigar.

The workers of the Methodist

seas The mixed quartette was also
much appreciated.

Mrs. Samuel Scolield d the Gov ve
tfilmed has been visiting her daughter
for the last two weeks on Forest
tweet Stamford. Mrs. econeld is
also a frequent visitor at her moth-

e'rs home in Norwaik. The Scodeldil
home. which adjoins the old LesterI
Wallock place on the Cove Road, has
a beautitul view overlooking Long is-
(land Sound. with Long island in tho
‘ distance There is also a lovely view '
of the new park and Shippan will:
from the Scofleld plain .a

Trolley tralllc was Wed here for
about an hour. Saturday, about 10 a.‘I
111, when one of the large double—
truck cars. bound for Norwalk. 111111er
ed the track while taking the “lion;
at Tokeneke entrance on the Postf
road; After some time, the car was
replaced on the rolls. but meanwhile
passengers in both directions were
obliged to change cars, walking past.
the crippled vehicle. , Is

This afternoon, the ladies of the
Congregational church will hold their
annual harvest sale, at which the!
will dispose of donations of want»
bles. fruits, poultry, preserves. and
similar products of the‘ farm and
farm-house. Mrs. R. h Gillette and
Miss Ella Bates have the shil- Lin
charge. Toiards evening. the ladies

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Battles Above thsClande
Wild Animals In "Movies"
Mad Dogs and Hydrophobi-
Making lea at Home "
Poisonous Cases in Warfare
IDsaliu' 111 Gold and Slur
Making Paper from Trees
X-Ray Motion Pictures
Hiking Smokeless Powder

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about these subjects:

a thousand and one other. subjects of human
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”monuments I?" I

probably excel—vase standard 0! sim
ilar Mafia t, for their cul-
inary ability“ 1

automobile to itsntague, lass.

Mrs. Charles M. Griehel of Burtisj
avenue. spent several days at the
some of her-‘épareais in Wilton last
week. , I I

F. L. Raymond, while in New York,
Saturday, attended "The Battle ("ry 0
Peace.” and also saw the suffrage pa-
rude. 1‘ ‘

Mr abId Mrs. lrving Lockwood and
family, _d Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ray-
mond and family enjoyed a motor trip
to Lake’flahopac, Sunday.

lnvitaflons have been sent out for
the coming marriage of Harold Smith.
of Weed street, to Miss Prlmm.
oi‘ Brooklyn. November 27

Lloyd Pauley says that'II he never
experienced hunting as good as it is
this season. He was out the other
day. and caught seven gray squirrels
and three partridge.

Hr. add hits. C. E. Dartt, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and Parker Cum-
mings were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Edwards. of Stamford.

1 known in town.

The Dalian Fire Department has
planned an attractive entertainment
(or next Thursday night. in the Town
Hall, with dancing after the program
has been rendered. The De‘i'srs Trio,
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L‘
'l‘srentino and bliss Madeline The Feb
est, all of New Canaan. will give the
entertainment Both Miss De Forest

using piano guitar and man
dolin. PM. 'i‘areutino being an in
structor on the last-named instrument

Charles H. Crsndall, the well known
realest-is dealer of Stamford, was on

W, . Ill other:

can, sold, mug,

rem ' Rentals, a.

per month. Machines
sold at 3530:, nonthL
JAB. DONNELY.

‘3 loath Slain Olmt. M Non-walls

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Walter J. Mart. formerly manager of
Hart’s Drug store on State street, hall
rsevered his connection with the bust-E
ness and has obtained employment in?
Springfield. Mass, his native town. l

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Peter J. Muller and family. who no
copied the Neumann place on South
avenue. have returned to New Yorkj
for the winter. Their son. Peter Mol-
ler. Jr.. remained as the guest of Karl‘
Behre for a few days.

The case of the State‘ vs. Salvetto
Zavaglia and France Lambsrte,’
charpd with assault, breach of the
peace and intoxication. which was ad-E
learned October 18. came up in Jus-'
tice [lawless' court for final hearing;
Friday evening By agreement of
counsel. the complaint was changed!
to one of simple assault. After listen-s
ing to the arguments of the lawyers.I
Uustlce flawless imposed a fine of $25l
and costs on each. The costs amountu
L 1 , ed to about $21 apiece The Justicei
Miss Helen Conner of Glens “"5- remitted a part so that the amount
is the guest of iriends in town L [each had mm w“ about :85.
Law: once Prhldy was in town Sat "
urday. looking over his interests here. I A WOMAN MTOR
Miss Naomi Weed visited with ”“5- "EugenicsII " ‘ mm factor!
over the week-l 'in the future of the race; The average-
1 American girl is unfit for motherhood.
This may be true. but it weak and all-
town. called on friends in town over .3333: Ivan“ SgwrflmASZl
“‘° "‘“nd‘ do. upon Lydia a. Pinkhasns Wee-i
30'“ 08403 “d Thomas me“tame Compound—that simple remedyi
Grath. with friends. enioyed an auto made from roots and barb3'_—to mm;-
mobile trip to West Point. Sunday. 'the system to a normal ”93m" could
Mrs. Sarah B. Adams and Mrs.‘tlon. it would cause many ills from
Emily Beeiay enjoy ed the weekend which they suffer to disappear. '10 that
with friends and relatives in Spring motherhood might become the JOY 0‘
dale. I their lives. "

are being published in the leading
magazines of the day. One of the
best papers of its day was the old,
New York Herein-y hit. Crandall was
always a large contributor to this in-
teresting weekly. which unfortunately
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A small tug used to tow the 'l‘. A: esses
Scott and Co.’ :1 barges ran aground The NW9“ MOdfils ill .
near the Saugatuck railroad bridge

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Saturday morning. It was floated at‘ WAISTS Rm Sims
high tide _ A Full Line of Dainty

Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stevenson have. UNDERWEAR
moved to a newly furnished home in
New Haven. Mrs. Stevenson was Miss;

Anna Fable before her marriage. Mr. m m Sflop,
Stevenson is employed by the N. Y..I K ‘ A“ Ciavcu 5‘ m M” S:
N. H. on rsilrondcompanyass
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afternoon at Nash's garage on State COAL.
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lists filed by the Republican and Dem looming! l1 ’0" not ' job use a lien-
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llcans spent $11 for their victory andI
the defeated Democrats expended theI
sum of $55. The figures show that ”0R1
George A. Darrow. elected tax colleo- . orge
tor on the Republican ticket, expeud- ' ‘
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ual amount. ‘“

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