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Gregory Boulevard has been repair-
ed by_tbe street department and now
is in first class condition.
lira. C. II. Goodmw has moved
ft.“ 149 Routh Iain street to the
Tudor block
The water main at the west end oi
the Washington etmet bridge burst
W7 and is now being repaired
by Water inspector inland.
alias Susan Osborne of East Nor-
walk was a guest at the home of C. E.
Brinckerhoii‘ in New Canaan recently.
Richard Sweeney. sr., oi Hawkins
avenue. is spending today in New York
city on business in behalf of the Dock-
wood Manufacturing Company contest Licut. Gorkovcnko unior- Men's Christian Association, at the. c: wryw-I-nq-
-— tunately perished. His aeroplane opening exercises here today oi theI ‘ 1‘
Henry seller and Jack Byrnes cm was lost." {86th year of Wesleyan University. The. MN
Soyed a fishing trip yesterday my. Reports that a general mobili- award was made in recognition of his I . ‘
man; that is, they enjoyed the ride, ration has- been ordered in “unique diplomatic and philanthroplct ) .
but not the ilshlng. for they cupturved‘l
but one ilsli during the whole oi the session of the Council of Minis- the governments of the warring nit
alternoon.
The weekly session of the Ladies'
Aid Society was held yesterday aiter premier declared the government Gardiner Hall
noon: that is, they enjoyed the sail.
Inc M. E Church. Routine business
mate up beiore the. meeting and was
disposed oi.
The regular Thursday evening prays
u meeting oi the East avenue Church
will be held this evening Re\. a. P Ithat the king has decided on a mung “on 3.. Man installed
hirbanks will be in charge. Following:
the WWW a monthly meeting of the garia. The decision has not. yet Wen onL .
‘Oiilcial Board will he held and regular
business transacted.
At the meeting of the East Norwsllt]
hprovement Association at the home
DI the president_ Mrs. Henry .l. Hip-
In. this evening. it is very importfllt
that a quorum be present. For the
moss oiraccomplishing the object of
the meeting it is necessary that it be
hrgely attended by the members. Also
kinds oii the association will be
heartily welcomed. ,
Some talk has'becn started on the
hat Side about the ”ionisation at a
Democratic Club. At present the
Democrats are not organised but. by
the present outlook. it is expected
that a club will be formed in order to.
secure united action. A number oi
"Democrats have expressed such a
wish and it will probably be carried
out in the near future.
itowtlmit;
P. M. Needle general manager oi
the People's Grocery company closed
his store today and Friday in celebrat-
1 noise W sorta.
'rwo Barrio smrrsa.
AND om: mountain in
swarms
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en report that a third German
conm‘sercial sublnarine will be
ready to sail within a month.
This subnnrinc, to be known as
the Kaiser. is said to be slightly
larger than the Dcuiachlarsd.
“Attempts by advanced posts
of the enemy to approach our
trenches west of Riga were re-
pulsed by our fire.” says today's
Rinsian official statement. “Last
evening, after a heavy bombard-
ment in the region southeast of
Pinsk small detachments of the
enemy assumed the offmaivc.
They were repulsed immediately
b the fire of our on
y“In the region tilt?“ Bubnov,
Sviniuchy and Korytaiaa fight-
ing was resumed. The enemy is
resisting stubbornly, delaying
our advance by making repeated
counter attacks.
“On the Baltic Sea on Tuesday
our sesplancs made a successful
raid on the enemy acrodromc near
Lake Angcrn, dropping bombs
on their objective. Our machines
in combats with twenty cncmv
aeroplanes. During this unequal
Grcccc is premature. After t‘tc
tcrs at the palace this morning.
iPremier Kalogeropoulos hastily
Icall: d a cabinet meeting. The
was giving the fullest considera-
tion to the situation, and said
there might be addressed to Bul-
loaria a note of such a character
that mobilization would logically
follow.
Later in the day it developer!
declaration of war against Bul-
bccn announced publicly. as num-
erous details rennin to be work-
cd out. They include an ultima-
cnds presented by the occupation
of Greek territory by the Entcntc
forces. The king this morning
discussed the mobilization oro'n-
lem minutclv with Gen. Moriso-
ooulos. chief of staff, and Gen.
Yanakitsas. former minister of
war. The king probably will pre-
thc crown. council at noon tomor-
row.
where this afternoon. The people
feel that their long period of ex-
pectancy is about to end. and the
prospect of a war with the-Bub
gar-inns apparently is welcome.
Prince George, of Greece.
brother of King Constantine. who
has been in London for some
time representing the views of
the Greek court. today received a
telegram from the king recalling
him to Athens. i
iNAPPROPRlATE.
The Doctor—Madam, you must take
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were subjected to the fire of cue-,
my batteries and were engaged.
turn to Bulgaria demanding in-l
stant evacuation of all Greek
Macedonia. as well as plans for,
.mohilization under the difficult
side personally over a meeting of'
Excitement is evident evcrv-‘
"ed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Billaborougls
'oi Bridgeport over Sunday.
a- “1*“ _...._. o...“
runes evenness
m VEID'" Mr. and In. W. B. Hunter. who‘
1% son nmoms" otht.‘ have been m at the m, tor;
-——-— ' the mar, recalled to their home in
WINSTED. Sept, 28.-Justice Mor- Brooklyn this week.
Enchant in the nupreme court at
Poughksepste, N. Y., yesterday set Automation‘s or that
slide the verdict oi the jury in the engagement .3 was Marian Elsie:
award of $2 ,000 to Miss Lucille Temp “gem of um, N. Y., to D.
kins or that city, a 22 years old m» p_ WW .1 m street, New Ca-
ing picture player, in her suit for 850 .
000 ier breach oi promise again! Ell—m —-—<——
ward T. Yale a hotel keeper in Star Mrs. Arthur m who has been
iordvrlle, N Y" Melly proprietor .1 mu m m. M| Was:
the Riverton ion at inverters The for the but m “on, unarmf
court said that the verdict was Wt iron a nervous “flown. returned;
social and public interests and the law home this week much improved inf
governing the marriage contract. “Un- health. 1
less a man is so detective mentally and ,
physically as to be on the bowl 0' ism; wood .3 on." Mrs. Rachael
imbecillty or incompetence ,there is Potts entertained as guests, Imday.
no way to pntectdbim from the m- If. “a Ira. melee! Austin u“. ,
Ichinations oi as eaignlng waaan.”
declared the judse In discussing the 350:4:0322m“ smf“ “d “r
cauethejudgeaallltllattmtllewit-4 " __ i
need stand Yale “seemed to enjoy be-i Germ anc “we “5 "To.“ Sun
in: asked whether he did not have day evening ior b01115 intoxicated .He:
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th lain it while
3:, no": :32: it :eiascduto tickle "m" “"3“ °‘ "m ”me “e '“
lined 87.50 by Justice Dawlcss.
his vanity.” .
‘ ‘ Sept. 80 will be Jelly Day for the
HONORARY DEGREE FOR Y. M. C. New Canaan branch at the Plant.
“£1555" Flower and Fruit Guild. Mrs. noon-iv
MIDDLETOWN, Sept. 28.—The hon- R. ins Monte will be glad to receive,
torary degree of Doctor of Laws was contributions or one glass at jelly or,
contort-ed upon Archibald c. Harte, more irons residents oi the town. i
secretary of the international Young,
work in the prison camps and with:
lions.‘
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Announcement was made at addi- \
tibnal gifts by the family of WilitnmiL"
Hall of South Willington, to the: A
Jr., Fund for a new:
chemical laboratory to cost 8150. 0005 Karl Boer has removed irom town
and the award of the. Jackson later to 'Union Hill. N. 1_
Fraternity Scholarship Cup to Omega
PM for the second consecul ve year
i The exercises were. held in Memer- W E Bangui the Heights has .0",
ial Hall. which has been remodelled ed to Mountliisoo.
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Iduring the summer at a cost of m. nun—~—
000 and in which a new organ, the The annual 1’0th of the my” om,
gift of John Gribbell. of Philadelphia, cials were sent to I 0‘ the town:
No figures on registration have been by mail yesterday.
i George Pursuit, in, who has been at
work in Bridmrt. spent the weer
read with his parents here. !
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l Miss Anala xenon daughter at Dr;
and Mrs 0. ll. Noaon, entered Welles-l
icy College this week. {
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Mabel 1.. smith called on William Wanna oi am has re!
signed his position at Weisbeis‘a halt '
way house at Miller‘s Bridge.
Miss
irlends in Glenbrook. Monday.
E. 3. Lawrence, in. has taken the __ ‘
agency for the Grant Six automobile. l 1-" lethotliat W’ Aid Society
met this aieeraotm .ior work. serving
Mrs. Eugene Toms oi West Cheshire a mm mm at may
made a short call on. iricnds in town
IMY- i
The ladies oi‘tbe Narnia new.
—-—-—— M. 1’. Church will hold a cake sale
W. A. Wheeler is making extensive sum-day morning at "the ‘Noroinn
alterations to E. L Conant's residence pmmcy.
on Smith's Ridge. ;
.; Miel'ortunea continue to be the rule
George B. Smith attended the tuner. in the household oi 3.1"th Rocco,
al service for his cousin. Asa Tome of One of his children cut oil a finger
Stamiord, Monday evening. l oi the leit band a law days ago.
Miss Henrietta Butts has returned Miss Charlotte Delaiield is at White
home after spending a week with sulphur springs, w. Va" where Mrs.
friends and relatives in the city. ' bewia L. Deiai’ieid and Miss Emily Dal-
--—-—- laileld has beeis tor some time past.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Webb entertain-
Miss Alice Netball oi Noroton
.919 slits ‘ 'ted ,vnstsrday with friends
in New
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DEMONSTRATHQN
THIS 'WEEK
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COMEiNandlcthershowyouthemostsimplcand
CaaldeaRangemade. TwoComplete‘RangesinOne.
Cammiauedioreithcrfue‘lorbothunbeuaedatthesama
UM! laser”.
«Mai-slow
Shah.“l‘sll
Mmhr-Ayhssae. Can’t be beatior
mmmw, AntheYaar 'Rnu-d.
AMAloasuistbahlgeformIla-a.
AWNSouvenirFREEiortheLadi-attending.
A. J. COLLINS CO.
Mrs.
Funk Hutchings. oi Columbus. Ohio.
who has been in town to help her use-
ther prepare for the trip.
This afternoon, the Ladies' Aid
Gaoclety oi the Congregational Chores
will hold its annual tall sale of cakes,‘
candles and may aprons. at the house
of lira. E. A. Spooner, on the Post
road.
Edwin Milton Boyle's latest story.
“Pram and Quiet" which has been pre-
seated in dramatic form now for sev-
eralweeka,hubeen issuedinbook
form by the Harper’s. It is expected to
still htrtber establish the ability at our
gifted iellowv-townaman. in the opinion
ork. accompanied by Miss either-lilac.
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GIBOCKOIT
New York Ladice’ Tailor
REMOVED
From 20 North Main
To u North Main
Over Green Trading Stamp Store
EM Ready to Settle Patrons
WithOurUasaal-cl’romptncu
5 Per Cent. Differ
‘We have devised a new future for
ice coupon hooks to induce users to
”fur them on uoeipt.
The white clip contained in each
3 Personal Tax"
Attend toY ourBi—ll .
Must .‘ Be \Paid
BY OCIOBER 2
at Once
MDING lDOTS 2
lots comprising lot 501150 n. e. cor...
Cove avenue and 5th streetdot ad- *
Auction Sole
Owner pliers two choice building“
joining in rear ~601150 iacing 561:,
street. East Nomik. Water, sewer,
electric light in street. Ten miuulq.
trolley service to South Norwalk R. R.’::
station. Fine view Nor-talk Harbor.
more exercise. I should advise walk- Mrs; Alfred Knapp and daughter Elisabeth McMsth at Glenka road.
lag every day." Frances spent last week with her mo.
Mrs. Newlyrlohe~"Walklng! My that. Mrs. Cook, at Turn-oi‘lliver.
dear doctor, you must be accustomed —-~—--—
m to attending poor people "—-Phi-ladel-
bookisrgnoiirortcn oantsiniee. It
you.” 82 (or the back when you get
it. you robin this slip and get the
basalt or the bonus inch is «squiva~
tion of the
Rush Hoshanah iestiVities, l Local churches gave up their
Town Clerk Itepbers Hoyt has been premiums intervening in order
notliied by the State tax commissioner thatflhclr members could hear Rev.
Mrs George B. Smith has returned that Barton will be expected this year George lurcher. a Catholic priest or
A iorce oi men from the engineering
branch oi the street department
at work btain , ‘ *
sot-the Ji’iiiiiiiia.n§“§,mgg nhta Record. . iron is pleasant visit at the some at to raise $6,016.73, with smss addi- the autism diocese. speak in the m" l” ‘ “mm °‘ 5 P" «at for Saturday, flagptombcr so, me
- HM- puns. ..
‘3 started shortly. The paving work: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Toms at West tinsel tor the military tax. Last year's Town Hall on ”The Attitude oi the it M take the book on credit the Terms: 10 r sent-day “n”, bah
l [MISCELL Cheshire. State tax was $8,000.47. ‘ Catholic Church Toward the Liquor ' 1
wil be commenced as soon aegis Wil .. 1m mu m a mu“, with me Oct. . sis. ”Mortal.” for
all Point road is comma] l Automatic feeding apcamtls irr ““M Truffle, Father Zurcber has been Wm thereon as hereioIore, per cent. if desired.
chickens that is governed by an alarm Edwin Hoyt. son oi Mr. anthrs. Mrs Maud Potters has sold her not heard in several Connecticut towns
lciook has been inmost] by . pew. Stephen Hoyt of Carter street. ion for tags on Maple street. at the Heights. this tall. and is siding use tin-license
sylmla tamer. Yale. this week, to take an academic to Frederick B. Burr. and will make movement ton considerable degree
~ud you get no -.bonus
or. L c. .
tflcfilvrslakeloeflo.’ am” °
‘rwo automobile came together on
c;
‘Wedmvmmrm
gflc'domuddot themmmm ’
. h" but: daily. The mm
,mmuy sumo-sci: use
* menu-m oiflHLastkeir-to:
Sunday aiternoon. at the corner or
MW street and nexus”,
Ila-cat. Unknown muslm m1...
Jamar cars, and they .drove myth!
he “We could hivesugate. no
“damage was done, although the
dwo ears were considerably dam up.
timber oi’Rowayton'yoang.-afi
mvheen'msnally lucky Ol-Wih
fish-secrets lorthe elusive mackerel,
flank-anaeswwhtotbehla
.5” mchn masts
mmm m rm
mmmv.
TN: mac HAN HAS
OON‘IRACTED ‘A on!
macaque sown“,
asoucwr. on 31 «up
ATTACK ”Ensues
Till: WiN‘ THAT NAKES
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