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CITY MARKET
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EAST
NORWALK
Repairs are bung mode to Cove eve-
nne by the street department.
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Ir. and lira. Everett Bulkley, of St.
John street. motored to the Sheepsfl
head noes today.
ofitare‘lmhwwmowmgtoanetr
‘. it was impossibietsao'il
atlpicionthattheywereaet
Greeks.
it tends
thegev-
as a moment when it
possible credit and tin-
plieh the difficulttaak
Morel.” . '
Dispatch from Athens on
Sept~27 reported that the war-'
(egg-Hydra had joined the alhed‘
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Emperor Lidj Jeassu, of '
his, ins Seen deposed at '
Misha. lej Juasu is 22 years
0H and a grandson of Emperor
fienelik. whom he succeeded in
1913. ‘
The British government. ac—
cording to the Shoe and Leadier
r. nu
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iJoni-uni. has requisitioned all
British sole and upper leatherfor
military purposes: Five per cent.
interest, it is stated, will be a1-
vlowed on the purchase price of
the leather requisitioned.
Miss Marion Lfiounnedieo is spend-‘
log a low days is Philadelphia. Pa.
on business. also deal will visit
blends while is the city.
William Benedict is spending todityI
In pursuit of the elusive mackerel.
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Unusually heavy fighting oc-
curred yesterday on the Somme
front. in consequence of German
counter attacks. ‘A division of
the new British army was en-
gaged. The official British ac-
count of these operations fol-
lows:
“During the night the enemy
Yesterday (newsroom
and All Angels) there was a colour
tioaoltheholycmmiait.
tout!) anniversary at the bathe! In.
Louis hench, who. as rector tutu
years. “led his people with a tall“
and true heart."
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Ismael Adams 0! the Stewart store
is enjoying his annual vacatitni.
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Martin J. Shaughneseey 016013107
birdtarmwasoutottownnsterday.
Aeslsllllt Mlle-hr CW I.
author has returned tofils work At
a week’s vacation. "
Rev. and Ira. flannel c. Johnson
are expected home from Baton, wfll
their children this evening. ,
Bredtord Ballard 0! the Home Best
and Trust Company's stall bee return
ed to his work. tier his annual Vene-
tlon.
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Nowell 2‘
Hilton Doyle Jones street was lead
“NW and eostshylusticc Sharer
ifhlll‘ldunim latheloceicourt whenl
' arraigned charged with assault and ;
.hreachotthepeaee. Graham is alike‘
I! lid. but "ideally possest ole
”celeb temper, and elapsed to resem'
reflection upon his eater. Accordir: ~
to the testimony brought out at the‘ ’-
.tflel.aowashtacnciahhorcood at
i ills this-sum about 9:80 Tuesday
evening in the company at another-f
50!. William Young, when two motor-l
Wales halted near there. to put a‘
in" tire on see gt the smashinesfl
.While the two men drivins these
machines were encased in putting on;
the tire. the boy began talking to the,
Mill! lldi a manner that one at
them threatened to also his face. When
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cool Kitchen
in Summer
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“Bill" generally is able to capture a'shclled heavily our battle front
large mess and he expects to do so‘ 800th of the Ancre. We casuall-
dodgy. d ,,.u dated. the ground won yesterday
"“ morning at Destremont farm,
gifit A number of extraordinsry catcheslnorthwm 0‘ Len“. I113 WOV-
of mackerel were made at Retail. ed our with“ l" the Thiepval
Point yesterday. Meny lishermeniarc“ ?
caught as many as one hundred orE ‘3an counter attacks were
more. i beaten oii' in the neighborhood of
i Stuff redoubt and Hessian trentzh.l
A hearing in the Barney Wolk case! Th. fighting in thi‘ ”cm M
'will come up in a New York court on ‘ trrday was very ”Ye!!! M oer
loudest. Several witnesses from this I "00p“ engaged-re diVleion of the
locality have been summoned to ep-1 new army—showed great "“1“"
John Oldrin who has been working “‘6 ”cle- mwod their‘ioum'y. ‘3"i
.ior Stewart a Co., this summer. will “ a” 3”” “11°“ in“ ‘Coon. “ti
discontinue his service there on sam— 80"" ml lint!” trim. to winch the}
day night. to resume his studies at 130! reminded with uncomplimehtary;
Stamford High school. Pinball. Then he walked towards,
[the «rose. and bean telling some oi:
The evening at light opera to o. m.‘ the employees his experience with the .
en ior the benefit or the Methodist Ill“!!- vm Lyman Bnimn. unmoved!
Church, by singers from New York Molds!“ bhn am. The boy.
and Boston. with a local chorus as a In” that be tied his oven lunatic]
New York orchestra, will mill! be ll! llll hand, whittling. We the train
presented “mm“, will!!! October ble with the girls. and that Soill'in or I
. is. A rehearsal m heia' rm‘ :3? him his,” 52”“ ”:3: takl::l
- 1 night at which every one or tees-sar- 1-! “ w m. e
m” at the hearing. {an}; aaicmgngrfi w“ made'tlcipa‘ins in the chorus was present, that. as be freed himself from the
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. . . man's pass. 'the this out the laitor‘s
,by a London mmm,‘ battalion and it promised to be a line flair. head. Ir. bill! was not .0 ,
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DEMONSTRATlQN
THIS ’WEEK‘
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Arthur Anderson. formerly of the
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East Side, has returned to his home I 1 The local election is not «cities mm M “a.” uh need "m.
on Osborn avenue. utter smadmfiéghaénegzz;g:n$:; tab; much interest this year. its opposition M 'W'mxi and ”‘34 “'33" "mama. ' ' -« r.“- “a“
”In-3 “me in 0’08”- Wt Andersoniefl.” p ‘0 0‘9 mpul’m“ “0mm " ”l mm‘“‘ m" m “°‘,:'“.’.;'..:i 37.4 a ”find seen u “km bit he int hr
MW“ iv w of Mexico and "I“; “Neither the steamer Kelvinis "m" “d "N m “‘“i' ”W "" '°" “W' ‘°' w” ‘ : Condor-t. em one m.“ the v.- m
lips the best regards oi the boys at
A large number of East Siders ex-
.pet to attend the ball game. tomor.
.1. between New Canaan and Nor-
‘elk, at Amusement Park. The that
game oi this series went to New Ca-
m. but the East Norwelk lads bo-
lleve that the local boys will capture
tomorrow’s game.
It is understood that the East Nor-
valk schools will not open until Wed-
nesday of nest week, and ii, in the
meantime. it seems advisable to dolor,
lie opening until later. further notice‘
will be given in this column. .Theoe-
Ideal plan was to open the schools
on loaday morning. but this has not
been deemed advisable by the Board
of Health. and the opening has been
delayed until Wednesday.
BRITISH STEAMER RALLUS
south of Neuville St. Vaaat.
nor the steamer Strathay were
attacked by German submarines.
it is stated by competent authoriv‘
ties.” the Oversees News Agency
announces today. “Conetouentlv
the reports in foreign newsoaoers
alleging that these steamers were
torpedoed by, German craft with-u
out warning are untrue.“
Virtually all the Berlin news:
papers contribute to the ‘hitter
criticism which is being made of
the Americans who have joined
the French army. The newa of
the death in action of Flight
Lieutenant Kitten Rockwell has
precipitated a storm of criticism.
The Post aasy that the pres-
elite of Rockwell and others in
enuny camps cannot be regard- 1,, am of wt
ed as the acts of individuals. but course ti Yale. and was mm
declares that America sends its
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by normal pioraiiilea of too or mess.
it is expected that First Selectman
George l. V. Schliehttng will be re-
eleetedt as he has given/the tests a
very acceptable sdminleuotioa. as is
shown in the annual town rem. fill
opponent, "Runes" Poole]. served for
many years either at nm'or 1h“
seleetman, last year being the In in
many that his name did not arrest at
"the Democratic nanot.
Darion was much gratified. h by
that her candidate for Den-tar rape
wanting the cell: Diets-let Issues-ta...”
CoalandGn
about the boy :havlna had the hole
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«chases, althostb he insisted that i":
did not attempt: to deliberately hurt
Ir. Inilln with the knife. Justice Shen‘
er lectured the boy. reminding hint
that. in finding him guilty. he could
send Mm to the reform school to?
several years..bat told him that he
COME manual-armpits» “mam
mmnm.
made.
AMMifisRmelerye-Bana.
ammmnmuonmm
~ A. J. COILLINS Co.
we! Minoan: giving him an spoon
innit to control his tongue end his
temper.andsolmpoeedaleeoioee
dollar and edits. It. Ions. who was
”minted gusflhn all men tor the?
lad. because of the latter's youth stet-
odthat when some mum that en ..
'hadtoomncbm'haeriiiset- Ilsa largest malls-more
legit. and Ira. newsflash olSotith
mmemumiwm'mm““”mmim” a“ fi’“""'“-
vac the sanitation in waste-
vote. 1r. millennium“
alyesnohislclsrkatM'efl.
{or the Soldiers at the am .1.
Wm:
the bar. lie is now 'praemg’t
hflr. ‘Me'emlevler have“. llhaeslmieaeddenallleyellead‘
'aed had never has ma able-z sis-est.
Mutunusutainnasiioiev
malthmmmy Ir.aodles.l.3.le°antvlhlew
own citizenu‘tn the European Bridgeport. in association wll m
that"! 0‘ W’W‘fight Gummy. a Nicholson whose noises are in the
T113: PIP" Rye film the Rockwell lists. building. He has served le'the
ineadent shows to what a depth House tor three terms. in. William-
81h. ‘ A. QYoerotereltolewOananBulfl
. m and-m the” dill Ira. S“
) A 'Kalieyett‘aster‘seet.
“l E“ Beatrice. the tonoyearold daushterl
’ . a... oilsr.aaeun.a1sao.m‘.rom
no summer whist will lose. Tues.
by Distribu- 8rd, with In. (I. W. 0g-
11-.
Isa. tines Brown of Tohenehe has
heenanobat pests! Mr. and Mn.
3. W. m.
\ e
rs. High school pins. oi the town_
G. More"
New York Lefiee' Tailor
REMOVED
Front so NorthiMain = it
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'Over Green Trading Stamp Steed;
‘Now Rudy to Serve 9mg
me: Our UM Mm if
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BUNK OFF THE COAST BY
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regard for neutrality has sunk
‘ son in unmarried.
among our aunties and in Amer;
Another delighthu eve-tea eras sn-
enamel-m. MN Baum?! . yeti byza number of less! will. who
additional min service between took advantage or another or the
Van Deosentille and Fitted/aid still be “Dropln Beoinls" held weekly ,in the
nullity the New York. New Haven Methodist Chin-ch. ”libs room was
Twotugswereattaehed ,
1” his.
a Barnard Refit-oatmeal” October—sally decorated with autumnal wild
’ " flowers, and names were ensued. as
5‘ 013.5%.
Poses Tribe voted. Wednesday eve-
stlu to hold a dance is Old Fellow
lull. October as.
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The annual inspection of Holcomb
.bdNewahaW mm'umechoolbycommut-
lbospltahaflctimolilhntilom
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lint lei-rah“ is recovering
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”mum
uni. Harry Bennett of Kerwin street
Normals. was the nest or her mother
.3. Ida lane on Wednesday.
Itate hes inspector Coley of West-
aerthas beenon his rounds thisweek
lamest!“ arteries. He reports that
John. Scale“ of flnrlhutt street has
5 Per Cent. Oi! for"
Cash
Weharedevisedamieaurem'
lee coupon hooks to induce users so»,
pay lor themonreoeipt. . ‘ 1‘1.
no whim slip contained in sail}
book is good for ten cents in ice. I '.
yeujayntorthebookwheeyouoeti
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new zones to the ship. Ind VII a new train will .i‘ean Van Denseh-
ewell sis another or the. inmronat Illa!- Camp. 8. or V, will be,
ooieelesalyas
her
.33:
the
anchorehainsandwesdrawn
from '
intend-wet.
Ba tugs the toSelathia
y: "hm In“ '1!”
. stsfiooed. ‘
~m leid,,.due e p. It. Alter December 2nd
wine at 4:10 at.- m.. daily resent Sun-
W. maiden wholes! shoes to lPtts
tots train «in as mutation" week-
day.
eginninx Saturday. October 7, the
a.
”hold Hoods! tron a recent Illness.
we...
the best hives in regard to condition. ii, you retain ml- slip and get the
lets‘which have been so mopshr in evening. October I.
t
Gainer its sear. Hrs. C. E. Slason
as Caesar's wife, Howard Slam as
, train leaving New York isthmus 0111! Jack Booting ,a young “sheer and
m st 12:” noon lot new will stop Miss Lois Evan‘s as Mary Jane Booth-
by. the engineer's wife.
connection with these stairs. The ti-
tie at the one presented that evening,
was "Caesar Wife” with Wilbur"l
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on me Smith's Ridge _Road. _
Immametthuheeosuten‘
“ Miss Emma L 0.99” has bought a “into; her Mend Mrs. Arthur A
Win How. andwill more then of ileum.
the middle at October. l ’
. . ”fer-fl Miss Mlle Detht is the owner of-
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John Krapowiea of Worcester is amautemobile.
spending a lewdsys with relatives ’
Mrs. Mary A. White has been visit-
bbott" The funeral of like Elisabeth Ray-
Aer Walnuts end intellect
mond took place Thursday attemoon
at'her lute home in Hurlbutt aired.
fl'helter.13harlee a. slam anointing.
'l'heburhl took plaoeh unmet Nor-
benefit or the lions" a which is comm 1‘
lengto a discount of is per sent. my .
If you take the beaten credit M
the:- moat return he the slip will
your Masters thereon. as hereteloeq .
walkcsnetery. Hid mood ‘leavee‘
many hands who will lens reinstatin-
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niu'sr Loos-tic Foe A
Interestin- my my"
hora-r to unto n4;
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w sum til mitt.
mu cameo or m: m
rtutnukiwl’u loo av
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‘No mam 1a in Stu.»
, out ways» as soon as ,
mt Hesse You! W tiers
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is custom «sewn «renew:
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Mt tel-ML Uislu. muse
‘Sukllouuote on“ Mae--
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so it roommates
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Terms: '10
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n“ you set no‘bonns.
Silverl'akelceCo. ‘:
Owner mere two choice bull
lots comprising lot 501nm n. e. cor
cove avenue and 5th street. lot ed»
lacing II
‘ trolley estates to South Nor-walk It. fl
station. Fine View Norwalli Kathe!» ,
file on the property
,iSatutday.Sept. 30-15
in.
.3». day at sale, '
alias ate.“ “at". him '9'
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Norwalk Chronicler