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A Tooth Decayed
Inc will spend the holiday.
today for Ashlin Park, N J, where mobile trip.
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-—~Tliere will be opened at to Van‘.
Zant street, a first class millinery and
dry goods store, under New York man-
re in Stockbridge, Mass.
agement. 2t. Alli-'3
I re-shingled.
There will be Evening praler and
sermon at Christ church, Sunday eve— m, H. D.
ning at 7 :30.
will be no morning senior. 'he Stale.
Mrs. Hannah J. Seymour, of Rowan
Lynn, Mass, whore “*9 1““ l" “1 home on the Post road.
“I its repugnant appearance when
» ml] nlled
‘ when kept clean. A perfectly
“I tooth never decays. it. can't
buy is caused by germs eating away
a enamel. it will pay you to have
”r teeth looked over.
Ir. Mallery makes no charge for ex-
flirtation,
,Tho Decayed Tooth, Liko inure“,
Keene Working.
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Dr. J. H. Mallory
with gold or porcelain,’
spending the past three weeks withl
ther sister, Mrs. Graham. I
The committee appoin ed to reor-
ganize the Republitan (‘lub met last
evening in Sellers barber shop on‘
Washington street bridge
trip to Bar Harbor.
A new sign
discussed and ariangemcnts made for
jthe re assembling of this club in the
I near future.
and to New York.
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Clayton Buckley of New street, was
Iextremely lucky in his expedition for
Ithe 'flnny tribe” yesterday” Clayton
Icaught 44 shoppers, which although
small constituted a fair mess. A num-
ber of fishing parties have been plan-
Ined for Labor Day, and many hope
Ithey will make a good catch of the
Stamford.
Summer street,
the Post road at Noroton.
t '~.u(ic Bitter of LLJI Not-walk, left Ihas been enjoying an extended auto- Canaan and Norw,aik
William J. l-‘leming of Mansfield ave-
is having the barn on his property
Hanson is back in town,
A“ are iflViiHi There after enjoying an automobile trip over
Concrete walks hale been laid abon'
street, is expected home today from the grounds of Dr John Godfrey“ _
Thomas Boyle of the Post road, No-
vroton. has been oil on an automobile
has been posted 8'
”“55 for lirookside avenue, on the Post load, in-
Ithe reorganization of the club were dit “In“ ”,9 direction w Bridgeport
l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairchild, for-
. merly of the Heights, who were recent-
ly married, are now keeping house in
l'. S. Senator George P. Moliean has
endorsed the plan for a soldiers‘ mon-
ument in the Pitch Home cemetery on
‘II .0. Mlln 9L, 3m NONIIK con“. small blues.
Man by '9'».an ”l" l Eirhtyflve employ
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. - Noun 0 a. m. to 5 p, rri.; 1 to a p_ m. wald-ll'iuiilieimcr
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Mrs. (‘harlcs .‘lllt'llt‘ll, who has 'W’n
.visiiing Mrs. Patrick Quinn of t‘cnter
“5 0' the “05"” .sll'wéi. has returned to her home at
bat factory, on Ktttonah.
from street, journeyed to (‘alf I‘as- -—~—————
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Iturt, yesterday, where they ciuoycd Former Justice Abel liaumhas haul
tone of the fin-1st times ever.
Tiliilwiiiu, canoeinc, swiiitlitin;
lhig tct'd were the
I liaise,
EAST la hearty good will.
-. —— .scncd, the menu of
NORWALK
Bluefish
Sv. cet Potatoes
. Tonit .'
lists Mildred Lovcjoy, of East Nor- a 09‘
"walk,
Clams
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i llelishes
Watermelon
Singing,
and a
of tho
cntcrtaininc Mr and Mrs, James Far-
rell, tit his home in the ltownyton
features section of the town.
and all were entered into with
A fine dinner was The Town Hall his now been label-
which was as fol- lcd . The words "liaricn Town iiall."
. .. have been painted by lcnrpe Knapp on
" ”K 'tho cornice of its porch.
t‘hicken ’
While Potatoes . lloy ll. Schmidt, it member of the.
lioston ()pern t‘oiiipan)’. in spending :1
few days \it'ytint: lit-v. S, t‘. Johnson
l'icklea .
‘at the Methodist parsonage.
is visiting her rleii I W
Glovcr Blakeinan in Stifine f1, Mrs.“ ice Cream Cake J'imcs Doyle Who has boon engaged
' I )- Refreshments. In irlniming t'rccs on. the William
Routine business was transacted at‘
the meeting of the lschoda C
was held last evening,
She—“Papa says
. marry me."
He——"liut if I mar
If. and M". A. N. Paddock 8!! 9X' how to make mom \
noted to reyurn home today, after
mailing a “t't’k in Long island visitol
t ' ‘ “friends.
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Charles Lat‘roix, of Hart kins avenue,
:- entirely iec0vered from the ill
Mich confined him to his home
:1' a few days.
Attornm Leo Davis and family have
“turned to theli holiic, ltllt‘.‘
armors vtttation spent :it lzikc l'-la
dd. in the Adirondack Mountains.
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John Cole, of Van Zant street, is
' wding today in Milford, visiting Scott's Cove.
fiends. Mr. Colo was formerly the. —
Inge-tender of the Washington street Mits Etta ’lottkm
judge. and is one of the local charac‘ vacation in llsitford
ton on the East Side.
on East avenue M. E. church. tomor-l
.rov will be for men only. As an im-
the future of the class will be held lmv
nedlately after the lesson, I
Allen Lambert of
The regular monthly meeting of the bile.
loaf. Norwalk improvement Associtt-}
.uoii will be held Tuesday afternoon.’
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IUb which knew how to make money you cu
DARIEN
PJOROTBN'
Andrew Nash is pointing his bout it:
.took a trip to New York in his automo-
Ziegler plate at (lrcai island. has left
50" to work at the bill"? occupation in
"“m Now lork State.
that unless
ry you i do know
i f Andrew (‘zirnegio and family are
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now in ”It“ noizhborhood of Maine,
traveling‘ in the steam yacht of John
Hanan, the New York shoc nianufno
turer, which Mr. (‘arnegic chartered.
Miss Loretta Lord of the Height:
has been visiting for a few days in
New York at thc home of her brother.
whose little daughter, recently a visi-
tor ln town, has also returned home.
A number of the veterans 111 Fitch's
ilome attended the reunion of the 28th
Connecticut Regiment. held this week
at Roton Point, and otlicrs participa-
Ited in that of the 17th at Wilton,
The post-office will be closed on is!
is spending her bor Day, from 10:30 to 5‘30 p. m.. rc-
openinz at the latter hour until 7, in-
stead of 7:30, the usual time ,for the
Mrs. M. l.. llainca is entertaining her distribution of thc cvcning mail.
The meeting of the Men's Club of‘sister, from out Of town. "
The town sign-post bears announce-
be held next Wednesday evening, Sept.
'6. to elect delegates to the State, (Ton-
.\'oroton recently gresslonal. Senatorial. and Probate
conventions.
(‘hnrlcs F. W illlnmson and E. B (‘m‘
wi: h Darlen.
imake up the district. 311'. Crofoot was
selected as the nominel from this dis
Rev. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes tricl for the committee on credentials
in the State convention.
Col. and Mrs. George Robbins of the
Fitch's Soldier's Home at Noroton
Heights are expected home today from ‘
'their summer home where the colonel
has been spending his vacation for it.
last few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew (‘arnegie and
their daughter, Margaret. on board the
steam yacht, Surf, with a party of
friends, arrived at Digby, N. 8., yester
‘ day, from St. Andrews. N. B, and will
proceed to Halifax shortly.
Much interest'is being manifested in
the outcome of the sale of the real es-
tate held by the Home Bank and Trust
Company. as administrators of the Ps-
tate of the late Josephine Mackcy of
the Post road. The sale. is being held
this afternoon. in three parcels. and it
is believed that it will afford a good
indication of the value of real estate
in this town. as each of the three piec-
se is desirably although differently lo-
cated,
The changes at the \I‘i‘rllitnli’ld stit-
tion are almost completed. and Sta'ion
Agent (‘art' r, wi‘h Miss llyan, the tel-
egraph operator, are now settled in
more commodious quarters which have
been arranzretl for by tho partitioning
the “cstern end of tlic Waitingrroonl.
H'l'l the new doorway connecting the-
baggage and uproar-room with this
new office not onl," saves much of Mr.
t‘nrler's time and strenc'h, but (11'
ables him to serve his patrons more
promptly.
The Brotherhood of thc Mc'hodist
(‘hurch opencd its work for tho fall
and winter soilstlll most auspiciously
Monday night, when 24 mcn illllllt’f‘l‘tl
for a good time. lir. W. ll. l’oint-roy
of Stamford cntcrtalncd pleasingly by
relating incidcnts pertaining to his PX~
pericnccs in " the Wild and “only
West." Roy ll, Sr‘lnnidt of the Bus:
inn Opera t‘ompnn‘y rendered several
vortil sclcc'ions which were greatly
appreciated as hiii splendid voicc was
at in best. The peach shorH-ake.
with whipped cream prepared by Mrs.
Bartram. which was rcrved at the con»
clusion of the program, was not the
least of the evening's good things.
The second of a series of “drop-in
socinl't'" which title suggests inform-
ality and wood cheer, was held Tues-
day night in the Mclliodist church. Mu-
sic was supplied bv Him Julia Sherer.
Mina Margaret Young and Harold Slau-
son but the feature of the occasion
was a comedy of artists. on old ltnliiin
form of play. in which the participants
are given only it title, and muat extent-
porire their plot and parts as they pro-
ceed. , The title assigned for this oc-
casion was “The Kleptomanlac." and
the participants were Mrs. W. i.
liowndenrand Howard Sluuaon, with
Miss Lola Evans—u directreits. Cake
and punch wore served to the guests
later in the evening.
The Darien Free Library was re-
opened on Monday. after having hcen
closed for four weeks. while Miss liall.
Charles S Forbes of the "flights is nicnt thttt the Democratic caucus is to the librarian, was enjoying her vnca~
‘mrtnnt business mfi‘ilng relative to spending setcrnl week‘s out of town.
tion for two weeks and later attending
the ctlnft'n‘llce of librarians at Stnrrs.
During her flf)‘.~'9n(‘l‘, all the books on
the. shelves were, cleaned and fumitlul-
ed \Hcstcrdny lowever, '.llr George
H \‘nxon. its health ofilccr, issued an
Albert E. neck of Normon Heights foot attended the meeting of the delc order forbidding children under it: to
hut. 5th, at the home of Mrs. Ed- has moved from Lane's block to ”term. gates to the Republican State conven- outer the library. and also forbiddinz
tion from tho Btlth Senatorial district.
—--—-—- held in thc Norwalk City Hall Tucs-
Mrs, Franklin M. Jones of Noroton day my",
' VIN F. Smith, 29 Seavicw avenue. A an avenue.
Ml attendance of the members is re-'
tho, delivery of books to adults until
further notice. t‘onsequently, until all
Ibooks whith have been in homes w heh‘
the disease has preiailed will noi bi
returned at all,
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)‘rls is over, the library will only be
open to recrive books which are now
outstanding. All suth will be iuml
gated before btiug issued again andi
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but destroyed.
Miss lioiothy liewinu li'll town,
At ii town meeting held at llranford Th
\\'t-Adnesday night, a report “no load?
commending most highly "be new I M”.
roads of llarien and the aduiinistra
tion of its highway department. A
committee representing the town otI
Branford went over Darlen's new per-
manent roads. one day last \Vh‘t‘k, and
were loud in their praises. That
town, like liarien, was authorizod by,
the General Assembly, lti mon'hs ago}
to issue bonds to the extent of $65,000
for permanent road work. Our town
was empowered to issue bonds to the
amount of £150,000. and a large part Miss-
of this appropria'ion has already been r; ' .d
invested in these fine new highways week.
while llranford is still meditating. The
plan of delegating the selectmen's
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"May, to visit friends in liaubu1y.
B.
irlUldS in Norwm this. Week.
Mrs. Jeuuic Lyon “11‘s the guest of
Belle Gregory, of Nurwalk,
Weoiiesday.
Louise Lyon,
Bell Island.
relatives in town one day this
connnunion. ;
M. F J Monison. of magnum,
wiil open an otiLce in the 1es1dente ct
.I.\lr-. A B. Gotham, beginning will!
Iutkt Week (tint-e hour. will be Men-
:n)- and T!..‘.‘~d.t, s {tom 9 a. in. two
~ti1 12 o‘clotk. I
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Ml. and lit: Futile and fdlnll). C:
the city. atitoed to \Viltou, on SuniLin
titttinoon. and 1t Visited St. Matthew's
chuich and other St'rlle: of her 511i.
hood, as she was born in the rectory.
he: father being the late Rev. W11.
lian. liostw'ick, at one time rectm 1.:
St. Matthew's. I
N \icQueen is Visiting
011
of North Wilton,
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Spent the weekend with fiiends at A large snake, some ten feet in
length, is said to inhabit the wot-its
back of Miss Saiah L. Davenpoit’u
Sielcy 'l‘rcadwell, of Betht-l, home, It has been seen by thrca
witnesses, who aver that it is a bcrw
constrictor, which escaped from a til“
cus held in this town several yous
Mis. H. E. Chit-hester was a guest age.
powers over the roads to a highway of or .and Mrs. Frederick J. Morin
commissioner in which Daricn has son on Thursday I
' ‘ ' . ' st in the bee!
blazed the tiny for other towns of the j A good adv. pays be . .
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State, was so highly (OUlmefldtd that Mrs. A. ll. tjorham and Ml's. Mary pope ‘____, —'.-» ,
“I l: prob‘alblt- ”17;" Hugh ”w 01:11.11» Ablott. of Cannondale. spent Wed.
a . ssem ) y mm» s nu year, ran nos-day at (‘ompo Beach. F3“ Hats
ford will endeavor to have an f‘llilbllng ._.-. l
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Jt pt 11 limit may adopt on plan Miss t‘atherine Youm" who 13, Hats _ R—w III H83
’l‘hc .ign "Railroad ('Til.~.‘>l'l}1‘ lhin-
gt-i" \Aliitll lia‘ bet-ll local-ll lucid?
the Post road as one approach” flit:
railroad bridge, has liven it'llliit-d by
lllllilllt'l‘ which reads "ilanitrr abvad
The change is certainly
llt'w
guest
Qut-tn.
{to Slow."
for the better. although men the
warning is hardly definite enough to
accomplish 1h.- purpose intendcd. The
difficulty with the first sign was that
sumniering in South Wilton, is a
this week, of the Misses
Prat-er meeting at the Congregation-
al tllul‘tll will not be held this weekI
at the chapel,
tori lecture being held on Friday af-
tcinoon, as is the custom before the 6 N_ Main St,
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One Price
$2.09
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owing to the prepara-
1uotorlsts did not recognize the rail-
road bridge as the danger spo‘ dwig
nated, but went tearing under it, and
looked for a grade. crossing, on the
otht-r side. The new one w'iil
liaps check this tendency. but it should
be more specific. There is hardly a
more dangerous plau- on lllt‘ wholv
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plate . The location of t‘onstablc
Greene as it traffic omccr there this
summer has improved the situation
considerably. Last year there was hurd-
ly a week that there was not a smash-
up of some kind here, and many mo-
torists and motorcyclists still have
lawsuits pending as the outcome of
such collisions. Another dangerous
situation is presented in the fact that
pedestrians are in great danger, even
when careful drivers are praceeding
under the bridge, when they cross the
street here while freight trains are
passing over the bridge. Tlicir noise
and clatter are so loud that the shril-
lest horn is hardly heard by pflsfit‘l‘flr
by. Such an accident almost occured
yesterday. when a man, crossing the
street. looked to the west side to noteo
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as one. swung around the curvc iit thei
east. The driver of the latter blew
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his born, but it was not heard until a
second blast was sounded, so close toI
the pedestrian that he almost stoodI
still in front of the car with sheer
fright.
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NOTHING SERIOUS.
“What’s the matter with you?"
“My business has slumped.”
“Bah! You look so gloomy i thought
it might have been the home team.
"Are your men ambitious?" “Oh,
very. Every man around the place '
is willing to do anybody‘s work but
has shown ability and judgment in the conduct of a small
business.
chants. of mature busineas experience. find this Bank a sat-
isfactory place to transact their affairs, is an indication of
public confidence and appreciation.
of YOUR consideration.
The City N atiOneTlI Ban?
To Young MenCT‘l
This Bank has special regard for the young man who
That a constantly inerzasing number of successful mer-
Banking facilities that appeal to such men are worthy
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