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The committee appointed to or
i..i.gt~ tor lll§vi§lludt supper oi the
'Men's Class of ghe East Avenue lie-l
NORWALK fifiDERB 1thodisl Episcopal Church to be given'
. il‘l‘riday, November 12 will meet at
.ree deliver at an time of .' y
y y gthe home of the chairman tonight to!
. ‘7. First delivery leaves at eight _
. TELEPHONE your 0 rd erslarrange all details. As General Frost
.M' ;is to be the speaker of the evening,’
”Satisfaction guaranteed. {a record attendance is assured.
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‘1 Francis Johnson, of Logan street;
EAST its now employed by Thompson dz!
Case, in lSouth Norwalk. |
Mrs. Mabel Raymond, of Rowayton!
avenue, has returned home from a‘
ivlsit in Stamford. :
‘ Mrs. William 1. Stevens, of Roomy-1f
ton avenue, has been making a visill
The Castiner family has removed to with relatives in Greenport. long!
not avenue from New York city. lislsnd. ;
Mrs. Henry Wolfe, of Fort street,‘ Russell Hall, of Logan street, has
has been entertaining her brother, taken a position Will! the Yale 51‘
Edward Fable, of New York, ,Townie Manufacturing Company. in:
Ir. and Mrs..Charles H. Aisthorpe. Stamford. l
d Seavlew avenue, are making a‘ Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart, of Sta-i
wisllt in New York. ten island, have been visiting Captain!
‘ Selectman John H. Gorham is im and Mrs. Andrew Mills, of Rowayton’
NORWALK
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alloying nicely from his recent severe uvenue. '
illness. 1’ Miss Ruth Stevens has been visitingI
IT. and Mrs. Wakeman, of 598““, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Provbst, in?
“he, have ”tuned from a mu m Sanford, and also in White Plains.‘
flew York. .New York- .
r The tug “Addie v_2d'n 9‘ the local Robert 8. Barclay is to have 81l97-‘
m. is working in the vicinity of nations made to his residencevin Row-g
“Weapon today. nylon avenue, having taken out a per-3
Ir. and Mrs. Stewart H. Elliott. mlt.for the work to cost $2,600. .
bliss Gertrude Campbell, who has,
a)! Comstock Hill. are moving into
been employed in the office of tho‘
Vtheir new bungalow on Gregory ,
Southern ~New England Telephone
Boulevard. 2.“ 1;}
~mtra line frankfurters 15c. lb. all Company, has ”Sign“ her position:
The Sentinel acknowledges the re-
‘fllis week. Gutkowsky 53 Osborne Ave. W
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Mr. and Ill-.2 , ‘ coipt of Seattle, ash., papers;
h neonard Moritz, of John W, Pennell, of this place. The
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'llospital, Sunday.
ir. the Messenger to Mr. Harris. mg. Congnsimsnw-E‘. J. Hill will be
ills. Elli-am \l'ahenzan of Smith’s Iii-.81 to attend the special Equal
Ridge, was taken to one Stamfordll-‘ranchise meeting which will be held
She had stomach in the Norwflh Library on Nov. 16
trouble. and an X-ray gamma-Ionian hear arguments in favor of the‘
was deemed advisable. :federal amendment". .31}; Hill ‘wlll be
’ (‘3de to speak at this gathering. A
Howard Northrup moved a large:1 he fW tort eol are
corn crib from the Childs farm on1 urge hum r o “p p pen
West Road to his place on East ave: p lanmng to be present.
nue, Saturday. The building, abouti
instill & sills ' ”' * l
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llamas Inigo-out;- Jill liars
; Iotsllle Collimll‘oli Begissiiig
lrllllillllitlifs
20x30 feel. was slipporled on three; " ‘ "v ' ‘-' “" ”‘ ' W ‘ m Sit-[day if.“ ‘
trucks, and the motive power was5 . 7 _ ,.
£0,121- horsss. { DAMN To the older inhabitants the pres
New Canaan is well represented in; ‘ ,m ln Bridgeport business
brim mentoring of tint other busi-
ness boom of fifty years ago, when
Bridgeport began to come back after
lthe hull times of the-Givil-War per~
140d hsd well nigh discouraged every-
;hody. The newspspers of that day
The B. B. Sewing Class went to were filled with stories of new enter-
Glenbrooli, Monday evening, as guests. Third Selectman Hinton 3- Taylor prison. The Bridgeport Horse Ml‘
of Mrs. Lester Crabb, who was a h“ a. me“ his forehead “hwy” 00‘ had tracts laid in several
member while residing in New Cnu- ' ’9' ion '30- “hm “hm“ ”MT’””“ and “'“ "“1““ “m” 1“ °""
mm. The members of the R. H. Sew-f3 who“: Gambian Oman: and 9"“- The 3“ company had “an 93‘
ing Class were also invited. Mrsjthe commuter in diam 0" “10 road tohllshed 1““ 9W to be roundly
(‘rabb proved a charming hostess. work on Noroton avenue ares-kins “m" ‘°’ 9°" “em“- 1‘“ n”
These present were Misses Clara ”1030“ progress. the contruotlou Seulde, “d Washington parks had
Johnson, Ethel Crissey, Helen nayisms having arrived alum to them“ 3““ “M“ m me d” by ”mm"
mond, Roxie Merritt, Carrie Neu- railroad 'bflm- ' 1mm cltluns; and new factories. and
mann. Hazel Banger. Agnes Taylom Floyd W. Triggs Ind his son Lov- stones were being built In all parts 0'
Margaret Laney, Elsie Whefilfir, BITS. e", G E. Richie! “d '11.)!0“ (Braid. the city. ml! in October 1865, there
I. B. Woundy of the It B. Club. and ”Miss Annls Noxon and Edward F. wens-tan large factories and stores in
Misses Mae Smith, ids Davidson, Weed of‘ the Rowayton section are course 01 construction, omens them
Helen Everett of the R. H. Club. Mrs.2nthustutlc collectors of postage- being the Citizens build!“ It the
Cl-abb was formerly Mills Ethel Toy- stampi, nnd mendsavoring to get in corner 0' MM" “d Cannon streets. 1
lor of this town. ‘touch with other stamp collusion in “it is described as, “A new block‘
town, with a view to organising a so next to the Sterling block to contain
deli. to meet monthly, to promotemm stores with iron fronts, the
the hobby hm. block being three stories in height,
. . " , The Can the upper stories to be used for ware-
ESTPO’ {T ' gregationiil Chm“ wari'oomil of the Bridgeport Furniture
mi___ ' fmdum°nhzomflgorhez “$0”: Monufaclurlng company. The show
.» AND “no,” :33!“ I‘lnstllutzr fins?“ windows in the "Iron fronts” con.
, 3 - tslned “Large plates of French glass
( -, a varied program which pleased every costing ”35 apiece. "The Ell“ for
SAUGATUCK one present. The ”“5" covered ' the corner window is now being bent
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the Stamford High School footbath ’-
squad. McKenzie fills the position of z m
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Brooks, .‘lchafius and Bun-hard ml
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melodies, negro lullabys. and some About this time George W. “ml
modern WWI" selections. The one child, an expert watch and diamond'
which made the most favorable lm— salesman of New York oily, heartl'
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of Montreal, Canada. ’ who is in the West. evening with friends in towil.
The hearing on the claims againstf Charles S. Prizer of Middleton-n,
.msmsx'atfitefimefldm the estate of Sally Raymond will be“ Pa., spent the weekend at his home
duos St. George P. a P Company resumed on Thursday morning before here.
3 uptown. I I the “mug“: “at?” sink: :1! Cum- Mrs. E. W. Blakeslee entertained
mings & c woo n am 0 , 13"de Mrs. James 1.. Lewis of N w
Jnnnltlilre‘datycligeaiitgebegumfif E. J. .Moeller's yacht “Fearless"_ Yorlt over the week-end. . e
m & Randall Wham“. and hfll. has been hauled out for 1118 winter at; “Ilium Northrop m moved from
.W for New York city. the Miller a'hlpyard. 0‘9“!“ Olaf Unooln street to his now home on
~ , Olson, who has been in charge, has North Mu," street.
Ira. Ruth Smith. of Swthport. was purchased an antomoblle and will do Hater “am has sec 3 0081
a visitor, yesterday at the home orb '
' usiness here during the winter sea~ I .
lies Hazel lsaCrolx. on Hawkins avo- son "ion.“ the George mm"
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The “W“ “m" ’1'“ company R. r. Willis of Imperial avenue to
pusslon won "The Rosaryflyhlch "3' them Bridgeport, and after looking].
colved vociferous applause. hitter-me city over promptly l 'ero. 2‘
eating melt-lions w°”“h°h"n"°"d' the center store in the new building:
and then "m”! "In-"m" ”n' 0“” several months bellore it was finished:
tsln Neely, in a very vivid and ot- 1.3.. lisd served ‘ lo“ apprenticeship; . y,
tractlve way, “MM the "on M It a watch salesman with 8. E. Belie- " ‘
the institute and its development diet on the Bowery. which “- then:
m ‘ “W““P't '9‘" Flt-Wm” one of New York's fashionable;
mm" '3' “'- Wilm"‘§19i‘" m-iltreets: the Bonsdlct iirm still being
m" ”mm ““9““ '“'“‘“"""lh amends. In 1861, he received a.
with 1.700 “new“, old 130,3 II III 030' to t I! chum on.
teachers. The speaker told how large 3“”- 1"“ ry h m Nowburn, N,
'8rocery mm “‘w‘m~-'mm¥9l9?d. Ind with the understandlnx' that
‘ "m‘uvm “1‘49”“ ”3'1” '1'!”th position was vacant went to that
aren't ”d“ I emu“ 0” "m" clty.'only tolnd that his prod-emi-
of .W "I" post '"p' in the position was atlll’i‘ln- charge.l
Leland Gilbert, Bridgeport ltneur. - 1 '
1 is inow Wm“ “9°“ “ team" adapt gmalilna an extended visit l
‘ztmogdatllge;l‘l:semo:}lmgn ":3": ed; train a poem by Richard Wit laud. Ohio. 1., $3”. “M Jr: all. ."wm‘:“‘.:u,::‘wm' lilo- moron; love-ofIhlr nil-9.! -
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diet in the Randall blockyonmgitull'zz: mflyftgzmkxfmw'gefiéegoxl pair)?g:e:.:pl:t§rofll¥h:?regkggfbfii; 339:3. Gull;to 1 Is xmxm: mgg‘wg jewohtoll‘lfg‘i 33' 7 I
, . , born. Baird!!!" “ “mm“ ' n, w. inn-child.
" this week. in; Paramount pictures.
Yesterday Mr- and 1“"- Charles Several friends atended sporty at
““1"” "Wm“ ‘0 “0‘? hm 0n the bottle of Howard Cutblll in honor
.ness ln-Troy. ‘N. Y. . lie bod 15 cents to his Krodlt Horo- Tiffany d. Co. He accepted the plsce ‘
3"- “d “"3- 3"""3' “‘1" mm “midi“ m" “'de “‘9‘ '°' °"’ 5° of diamond expert with the torment-much auxin-2m (sf-.elreful orepm call at the store, 997 Main nirooi. -
Saviour avenue from a several days‘ of Ms twelfth hlrtlldsy Nov 8th 1915 returned from ‘ short "8" '“ Wsth- ’9‘” now the negro h“ provided.” and continued with them until “5"” the numbers of 'G. w. Falr- Bridgeport, and enjoy this Golder. All. .
whit in New York. , ‘ ' ' ' “TM“- M clothing andshollor for “1'1“" he entered the mi“ of Bridgeport child I. Sundae...“ the amt: now nlversary. ' ’
The regular we.“ meeu ormlvmous hgameai wereh indulgedh in} Mrs. P. N. Taylor is home again him“ that I" it‘ll“ “WNW“ “9°” business me“. My with one fermion. Thomfitll be in solo _.
y as “mm“ em, p“ I“ t e mustolc ' on m, bonlflclonca 6’ the whites for the caption be Is the oldest business man “'5 "143 WW stocks 11"" W“
Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church Charlie Cha lln. Miss Ruth Crow won "m "N" ""9"- 3'” h” 5”" ""“'. , . . . ”"P'LL‘ED’STEEL ”mm"
"ill be held tomorrow afternoon at the prize 0‘; honor and Miss Lem “I! with "blunt .omrtunlty ‘t" thoroughly “‘m’ ln‘point of years of continuous m‘d‘ld mvfllifllllflm M; n w.“- VORK.Nov. lO.—'Plle hallo-a -
. th m across. _ _ ,-. 1 ‘ ,
“I home of Mrs. W. H. gulmn. lKllnefelter, the booby prise. At sill Mr. “d Mrs. J~ N- Marchand 1“" than “Ono'nmullliaon 8.1:! 0 had ..'9, n” in the city, L M. Hopkins h“ splendid ”Dom m Detect “m- tonnage 0' the United States Stall
m m «mew. day" at the out o'clock the mm“, cake was llshtod closed their home here and have left he " ' g y ‘4”! house It In; slotted in the-stove sndx-tlnnlnx-Wfll'! and bulky xlfts. Corporation on Oct. 31 totalled 6,165.«
a“. pl‘nt. workmen ‘re bus, nad' bear“)! a undle for every yam A 1 for 'New York city Where they ml loan ‘he infl|de 0‘ . :1 ”u . balm. ‘ M m "‘0". Th. WW” “I“ an on; 881‘ ‘52. an increasa 0‘ 8‘7,” we! 5‘1)-
'11:: new“ in the houses connected “my mum“ was served 0, Me‘spend the winter. “3 11°” “PM“ “- W urn Iooblvs" 7min. ind-y. Nova-bur 1:. adobe-comm temlrer. .
‘ . Neely. that there was still strife sud . . nod every Widow mud in- NIGHT AND SHOT on,
m .l . About the first of ‘ November the am : ., H
the mummy gel-flea cream, cake, candy and fruit. After Selectman H. R. Elwood. of Fair- conflict between the races in “ultimo stores in the new Cltisen’s eluding the following Sotnsday. NlA-N’l‘lc, Conn. Nox. ill—lilolmi-l
- mm Friday night 0‘ this week the :1“chpillgdcgu?:np:lnfi::lzhomfi-3:?3:22:2050;nhsg‘tgfi-‘znt’oiuiz Southlmid, or that the black was oc- building were leasedNo. 1 on the cor. Dainty mvsnlm- live». hour-provided Kingsley, of Hartford. hunter, shot of!
’ Ch“ of the East "me 3" who b r t Man gilt m-io‘Weston casionslly control 00"“ 0’ "mm nor heirs occupied by "The Beehive." which "will menu-“Wk mew his rlshtrlnfl lulu! km "0033'
men will hold a pleasing supper In iv; a 1:2” . ‘hey eats do ma . which were played up with stat-din: . notion and fancy 800‘" store, which toes at the occasion. Mounting-over- avwoll. when Ms
sis Chum: parlors. Genera} Rune" 5:,- fhléir hompésmwigmzz Mistsrcm- Mrs. R' L Dodge entertained mommy”. “1 “1° ”"3”” for no is still remembered by msny. No. 3 A- oordhl institution is extended to sun went off.- He was tomato-New
Mt will treat the attending mem- bill ho to f the d MOM” “me Bridge club at h" tie boiler “Md M expected of Q D00- wns opened by Woldo Brothers, as a Present and months m. to-lbondonfinsnlul1.for treatment. .
ten to an interesting talk on war “"1” Pl” "° "’3 ° "abomeihls week. A pleasant time was,» W on; opportunity to obtain , h mm , _ . .
Those present were: Misses Anna enjoyed by all the members. mono clothlnt ltd". and l e m
. Mtlons in Europe. This promises . . “an, “,th of um “um . ,
"V 1 . store No. 2. it Mr. ‘ll‘olrlleld. The _
v 119 be an interesting feature. 'l‘llero~ :13:mgggltlgvkllxagcfnilgflgfihl The annual meeting and election of um therefore cormlpondlngly unor- original advertisement as it appeared .7 _ ‘ £ . ’ ‘ J . .
all) also he election of odlces at this ' ' 1 .ofiiters of the Westport branch or the out ohm. requirements of the tumor ~ Fa of that m,- 1. ,1 “J . _. ..
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' - ‘ ‘ 21;, canon lager-lion anode grueling-“0n w“ ”b” M " “W “I“ W n A' “W “"h‘ ’°' “3 oolumns. . '- our sun mum“. COURSE willffit
- Emmi Mott, Anna Mott. panel Mott, the "meme ”f Hrs Chum“?- 7"” °' mg”! ”1:“, lav 3: sum From Sufi- , you'tom m-rholdt-aI-good po anion.
' ‘ ‘ "Emu: Palmer. Mrs..C- Cutbm. Mm? Tl” 8‘“‘“‘“°k mm“ “9‘“ d2" ‘3???“ m fi%?-”:: Arm!” Alter o few delays. hirehild’s was; - neuron . - ' r-
‘ ' l i 8. Matt. Messrs. Charles loosen. Jack footed “‘9 WWW”? team Sunday ‘3 ‘ ' . ° q“ ° ° ' ~anally opened for business on Nomi . . . - ‘
”W m mm floater. Franklin Cleverly Waring “firm-noon by the ”m of 60' ”‘3'“ W 'VM' E‘ Church next Sunday“ and was a great. success from. the.f FREE BuKLET
' "‘ ‘ 9 lull. Henri www.manel-bury.‘he 1"“ ”mm-8m" "‘ ‘°‘,"‘ m" "mm“? ' -- sort. Thonewmoersslvins it con" f‘sou'rn NORWKISK " army roll-r camera“ 1 .
. . . . . and Robert Scslsl. Igrandson and was attended -by is- lnrga,‘ “. ' . . 816911510 attention. The For'mer callr,‘ a _ ‘ . , .
, - m Tm?” ‘ ‘ “‘he’m‘“ ““3" “m" 5““ "l“ » " . ins especial attention to the Million: . - _
V be he” ““3 “”9" i - Pm mam 8M9 Waco oftliostore at nigh”I , . . . ‘ - . .. ‘1 . ".
' . ‘Mrs. T. N. Priser of Myrtle avenue , . ' , .1 der "the new. :8“wa The ‘Stand-' - . m mmm . ' :f‘
om Your Hair! Make it “woman. » “lemma “ "umber 0“ 1”" ‘fflend’ ' .ll'd tinder ditto in Nov. 18 says "W9 _ p . .. .. , _
"' Clancy and Beautiful at on“. ' at her home Month! "911ml Among ' 5 .have taken a look at the line things no scientific oonduct of Winona-sud mlrmlm today-classes
71’1va- you will. otter-an application . those present were: Mr- and Mn 5.; . 4- in in. jewelry um of o. w. ~rslr- -tboi-iwetbods-employad:wry soundly. ‘
iqmnderine, you can not and aslnxle A- “at". M’- wd M"!- ILWMW — , 1 child n Go. in tho‘Cltlsens building.“ _ . . -. t.
m of “Udall! or filling hair Ind ‘Mme'm‘lm- 'Mr- “'1 ”'3- “We“, a“ "i" M" WM. ' SMIhwfl‘LThdl‘ splendid iii-rat. 0‘ “9'.“- W". AW“! mm
son: scalp will not itch. out what will lFuller, ers. R. L. Dodge, Mr. and Mm; satin of‘Old, renaming. M “a mummy hood“ “in. pne'a‘ . . _ .l ‘_ M . ,. . . u
.flesse you most will be after or few Donald Perkin“. MR and Mrfl- "me" "8t. new. on." on and would. take, even Ill-editor‘s "’1‘“ ”‘V "9- ' M I FWF‘» WNW"! WWW-“MC" “ ,
- - , . t .. - - . given Mend “emanation. . .
vulva use. when you see new hair, Edward Lawrence Jr has entered Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ~Blalresloew _ Stop “dosing" rheumatism mumps if only sullScribsrs would .
i _ _ . . ---r , lDr and Mrs. Frank McLaureyV-Miss ' . . ' . .. . ‘ he'had any-to spam,
“9““ “0‘"?! at “m 3’93 but '9" l ‘ lt‘s pain only; not Que case. than!” in“ up so that .
Elisabeth Prlzer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl . q "One. could he Lrsponflled to mg2
Dodge and William K3119? {ma-u!” ‘nt‘m‘l treatment. 3“:th amt of'l‘lmelf -he had one of‘d'mu'.
sis on Ludldw road.‘ The MIW‘VMQWFOMFS'QL Jacob's Oll'l=fl!hl splendid wetnlies'or clocks to moi-it
was a’ pleasant one and a lotto 'Gdthr";on the ute‘llilol' spot," and-hy-tlrditlme‘an‘d record 'lts "prtlgrsss. Thingadm
erlna of members were present, The. you “winch Robi’ ' “f oom.1._m(:gol_d ‘gnd silver; “nickle oud ' boom.
.Pl‘rlnliaus spent the await-end .with following is the militia! the-M6113.“ rheumatic pain and tress. "Stride; nnIl- in various ' other kinds of man ‘-
friends sild relatives in New .Ylll'k. President, M'rs. Lawrence flinging-flying” my, hofinlessrlleumstlomll- torin'ls,‘ of cunning workmanshlpr slid
_ Mrs. Willis "Cummings of East-sve- ”itch; first via-pramsnfiv-mfiY-Edwm‘me‘nt widen-never disappoints-t"? andelonnt design ore-to hominid in their
, . 'nue, spent the week-end at the horns C. Nash; second flwmldflllt.-l.flu.ii doss‘mt burn the-thin. lt-tskgs Mo, store and can easily be token :tlisrery
ins and mains—4mm“:- will he other-sistergon Smith's Rldsar - Nell ll. Mltqhollmecretnry‘lllln. John-riotous” snd'stlffooss. from amino-from”. any one who will give the
mmmnmmhvcu sin . «P..H.,.b.‘mn~,m mm mflanotd; «demotion-mats.Allaoiom-niosclu and bones; stow-hind. ‘needful' in exchange." .
m“mm°°i “NW whim...gfit m, ,5, 1m Kmusermfs , if" Mn» Mni‘l'hs‘rgcqlmhuo, backache not drink. 1 About this time “three night Wall!!!-
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. 4 . ., » 1 - cure. ll'ollowlns the election .01 onc- old-time, honest ‘St. Jsoob’s audio-om oil to patrol the streets thumb!
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mix-iii: film or one hair
the Eastman Business College! .
lira. John Kelley of Carter street.
whohas suffered from. Ipleui'il‘sy, is
much improved.
Schuyler McKenzie and Holden,
fi'new hair— growing all over the
ankllttle Dandarlne immediately dour
“as the beauty of your hair. No dif-
tonee how dull, feded, brittle and
door-am, Just moisten a cloth with
'flfidorlno and carefully draw it
Wall your hair, tannins smell
"and at s time. The elect is hunted
roilieiii-jcounty noon soil;
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