The mm It. “ m.
‘fw emu. Mt yesterday morning
by auto truck. to lead the flaps hosel
company in the grand Ire-en's pa.
iade at Newhurgh.
i
Manager Fred Dibble has arranaed
{for an informal dance to he held in
- jthe Rowaytoa Hose WM! Quarters
ion Wednesday evening, October 11.
2Tb. public is cordially invited.
3 Mrs. fiarvey Ackert of Rowayton
avenue. is able to be about again, a!-
'ter recovering from painful injuries
:austained when she was struck by an
‘automobile in Washington street.
“mm“
i The Rowayion Boy Scouts will hold
w a meeting Friday evening in the base
, Christ Naomi CBhupch '1“ ment of the public school at 7:45
‘ 4. Sunday school this Sunday at sharp. All boys desiring to l‘O-X‘GKlS‘
, and all pupils and mm" tor for the coming year should he
.. ' m i I present. '
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m. nu...“ prayer meeting of the. Mrs. loudon Jessup has closed her
avenue I. E. Church was held home in Rowayton avenue, and has
. , evening and . large number were gone to New York city. to spend the
’h attendance, Rev. 8. p_ Fairbanks winter. Her daughter. Miss Kathryn
‘- in charge, Jassup is a student at the Hillside
school is xorwallt. it is probable
that the house will be occupied by
tenants within the next few days.
, -Childrens hate, :1, to Van Zant.
. Mutiny school will reopen in the —""-"—’
h avenue M. E. m“ a this Final arrangements are being com-
“Sunday and .u otthe scholars pit-ted for the grand fair and bazaar
Whalers are reqmtgd to NINS- of the Rowayton Hose company. to
”- be held in the company quarters on,
W the evenings oi October 19. so and 21.
harassed-unassum-
‘ , , ”Mauls-nodular.
. i
I“ of the Republican Club Among other attractions. there will
, w 'b 'flld in in quarters on But be dancing every evening, with music!
. m m . 370nm. ‘ by the Victor orchestra. The pro-
> v ”William‘s,“ m illiportant coeds of the bazaar will be used to-'
new tire apparatus.
one.
i W mu. '1' u v“ Mt. A rally and informal session of the:
Rowayton Republican club will be
1m Buckley made quite ‘ rec- held next Tuesday evening. at the
“is a fisherman yeaterdgy when he quarters of the Rowsytsn Hose com-i
' aunt a dozen smelt. This is not .’ DIM. when Charles 8. one-wood. for.
the number. but Considering that years secretary to Congressman E J.‘
u are the first that have been Hill, will be the speaker. Mr. Green-
” this year, they are well worth wood will show many interesting
“thing. No doubt many cum entho- siereoptican views of Washington and
.dlltle 7M will try um;- u‘m vicinity. and will also gli'e a short
.3 canning the delicious am entertaining and instructive talk on
the city of Washington. i
l
,‘ mm of 30 last Bide "smoke
fliers” iouraeyad to Newborn yes- lira. Arthur Phillips of Tokeneke
may Dd took part in the grams. hi one of the patrOnesses for an “Even
W hi! in that city. In their full In; withJiighi Opera." to be given in
mittens-ado a ,‘t‘he Darieo Town Hall. Tuesday eve-
m u”! did not ll 1% hing. Oct. 17. The program includes
" ring up.“ selections)!!!” “Robin Hood.” "101nm
Waist. ileum was Mr. hp the," ulnar "mus om
“w. : and others of light vein, all artistically
9 i
, staged and costumed. Among the so-
o—(Iildrans hats. .1, to Van Zant.
loists are John lakes of New York.
; Ilsa Lydia Voshurth of Stamford.
Alias Estella Cave and Roy B. Schmidt
of Beam. assisted by a New York or-
human cemmm .. W
D M 1E5 , .
NOROTON
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3 Win Web of Tokeneke. has re!
w.” after a visit of several
I
, i~
' 'Irs. Mamas“ of Rowartonl
mu. is spending a few days with
Mutants in New York city.
‘Heary c. Meade has returned to Ml” College.
’Ih home in Rowayton. alter spend;
a few days at the .Danbury fair. [been visiting his sister at Derby.
I
. A new concrete gutter and fence
' is being built in front oi the
we of Dr. H. T. Bernstein in Row-
, .. hvenue. ' v
cently bought a new automobile.
William Moran has started a Jitney.‘
mute between Stamford and Norwalk.
fills Aileen Cunningham of Provi-
i has returned home after enioY-
an extended visit with Miss Ger-
- - Brander at Toliorleke.
Stamford.
. John Shaman Hoyt of "Shena-
1
Benjamin Street has enlisted in the
. “as will we before the meet- wards the institution of a fund for,
H. McDaniels at the Heights.
at Fitch’s Home for the Soldiers as
enjoying her vacation at Nissan Falls
Montreal,
north country.
Dr M. Allen of the. Heights, who h:s
been living in New York, has now tak-
en up her residence on Linden ave-
nue. Noroton Heights. '
rock at Salvatore Soroctt,
hitting him in the head with tlto mini
WW‘ sile. was fined $10 and costs in Just-
lllas Annie Noxon has entered “'9‘" ice sherer's courT Wednesday night.
vl'. N. Bristed of Fitch's Home 1183, closed today that clerks and propriet-
iors might attend the Danbury Fair.
gBecsuse of this "day off" local stores
William Peaaton of Noroton has i" will not close next Thursday, 001qu
bus Day.
field avenue, spent Tuesday in Bridge
DON. attending a meeting of a atom) Side. is quite ill: also,‘Mrs. Charles
Richard Abendroth. it. is now m of Methodist churches which lnclud- "tnvn. 0' thr- Y'w-x— pariah.
ployed byche ‘phone company. in ed the Southport Church, of which Mr.
Richter is pastor. "
WhmYalelfenataetaa
hits-had.
hank Walworth has noted into 1'.
H. We house on Bans avenues.
Nerotoa Heights.
The Noroton Baseball Club will give
adanaatonignt inthe firehouse“
Noroton Heights.
Captat}. Taylor. whehasbeena
resident of Darin for the past five
years. living with his sister. on Oracle
street. left to" my. with his;
wile, who has been in town for the
‘ past six months. for flat Gram. N.
tun J., when they will hereafter make-
house their home with their daughter, Capt.
Taylor’s vision and health have both
felled of late.
Andrew Taylor's not. b. has be.
carrying big leadaeverv day at week
to Danbury fair.
Constable Martin F. om
lly have removed into the
on Maple avenue. -
George Lord of the Heights is now”
employed as chautfeur for Mrs. Banter
of Bali avenue. Noroton.
We are wondering ow much longer
the Newton people are going to sit
quietly and see accident stter seet-
deat happen on “I. had curve and
hilloathe Poatresd sttheiunctioa
of the King's Highway. it is becoming,
a serious matter, and the Sentiml haa'
Miss Natalie Morehouse has entered called the attention «both the State
Drew Seminary tor young ladies. I. offiean and those at the town of Dar-i
Methodist school at Mt. Carmel, N. Y.' ion to the tact that. unless something
.. :la done at once, an accident more.
James A. Trowhridge or Noroton has dreadful than those which have al-’
had a salt-water swimming pool eoI-' ready happened (and these have beenf
structed at “Seebreese Terrace." ibsd enough having been the cause of'
.. number of deaths) may occurs
Carl Sweesy has left his home “Now comes the latest. when a New;
Noroton to resume his studies at the Haven touring car was turned over?
Blair Academy. in New Jersey. jand sldeswipod by a car going in the:
Ioppilite direction. on Tuesday last.‘
Mrs. Edward Slauson has returned “a no one km" why the occupants.
to her home at the ”Keith". If“! of both auto-ohlss were not killed
spending a tow days with or parents “ on“. ‘
at Pound Ridge. I ,
. William Ziegler, in, of Coliender's
F- l- Kenton. “19 "1‘" “"1." 0‘ Point, who is now with his wife on a
Fitch's Home. has recovered hishealth m, thy-oath the South. now being at
and resumed his task which has kept mg Hot Springs, Va, purchuw more
him busy for many years. Manhattan m estate this week. With-
“ ”‘" in the laat year and a half he has
V. R. Pooley has been awarded the bought N", Yer! w” Immune
contract for removing refuse from about “5.000.000. m rentals approxb:
Fitch's Home for the Soldiers, for mating “33.090 .4.“ On Tuesday
Which bldl were recently solicited. ‘he .dded another Went hou'e 03‘
Park avenue to his holdings in this
W" Emu“ 8"" 0' W9“ "0““ street. This latest purchase involves
has returned home after enjoying an "i. thirtaanetory mm, structure'
extended visit with his sister. Mrs. R. coy-rt" . plot 1m” feet on the
Simmel Of New Canaan. \ ”UNIV.“ mat of Pfl'K ‘yuu
and 63th street .reoaatiy finished. The'
Mrs. Edward Smith has returned to m is fully till-“d. ”um an
her homein New York after spending annual rent of “35.110. The apart-f
the summer in the nature at In. w. mitt lions when at $1,100,000. in“
addition to a castlemslderation Ir.
’ Ziegler gave in partpaysnent Kendall
Mrl. Elllaboth 1‘. hr] 0! “’uhlnl' Court. . .n“m .l.v.‘or .uml.
Mrs. E. L. Crout of Center street has
been entertaining Mrs. T. White and
her son Martin of Stamford.
ton has returned to her home after house at 5" to 5” West 111th street.‘
sepnding several weeks at the guest valued at ”10,000. and the five-story
°f “l"- Thom" Cummins “ 10" non-elevator spanned house at 60
Neck Point.
{3- Northern steam. corner of 18001..
street.
Miss Helen Smith one of the nurses
and other points in the
Mrs. George Mouletl, daughter-ft
We have selected with great care this season
our lines of Suits, Coats. Dresses and Millinery.
All exclusive styles.
\sns
minus
' w QUALITY SHOP
Fail Fashions
we‘ve-LE;- ”Fl?“ '
§
;"': T". t“: ’5. "" W" ‘2"
a, - {‘1‘ ‘
. $12.95 to $50
$7.95 to $55
$10 to $25
. ‘ . $2.4M) 315'
.- ‘. —~ $1io$7
, . . silos
Many here are in Danbury this week
.tlending the Fair.
‘The Quality Shop of Fashion";
Mrs. ndwin L Beers visited ennui
Norwalk relatives Tuesday.
Erode loll Burlitt. at Prospect street.
a convalrscing from several dau' ill-
“‘8",
a
Mrs. Santa Fariaiia, who 'tllreww u" t'
West‘s.
”o...—
lliss Newlinn, of Yonkers, N. Y.. is
i "test at the (‘liflord residence. in
iodf-eyeiroet.
Nearly all the local stores have been
Another tea'mr‘s‘ meeting was held
“msday afternoon at the Good Hill
‘-:.-c‘ building '
~ less.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Richter of Nana
M's. Leslie'- F‘nnrher. of ’the East
Mrs. Charles H. Sconeld, of Hillside F‘ancher, Broad street.
Mm W. K M"! "M family “"93“. and Mrs. Dennis 0. Chase and Mr.
returned to N" York, after 'Wndeiasd Mrs. Charles H. Scolield.
the summer at the West Side.
Mrs. Getchell. of New York. is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Martin Peterson.
, and her father, Charles Kennel.
One of the pair of horses recently
purchased by John Fasten, of Bradley rims injury to big foot, on Monday.
street. died. Sunday. after a short ill- ‘ while assisting in the excavating open-t
The Nordeid Improvement Associa- mode” church. by a be“? 5‘0“ fall.
‘iotl will hold it whlat and dance in the , "*8 “P0“ it- i
Town Hall, on Tuesday evening. Octo-i
ber 10. the game starting promptly stitions to the wedding of Miss Elsie
Mrs. Welinits. Miss Lena Wellnlts, 8:30. The association social commit-instill Barrett. daughter of. Mr. and
William Wellnits, Mrs. Cor-dis. ofNor- tee held a business meeting Saturdayjhira. Herbert A. Barrett. of North
Rev. Murray Hamilton of the Math walk, have been guests of Mr. and" evening. at the residence of SamuelB. Wilton. and’tRaipli Stanley Gregory,‘
son or rostmueter suffracnariew'.
Gregory. of Cannondaie, on Wednes-
Mrs. James Watson has returned to I day, October 11, at 3 p, m.. in St. Mm-
New York after a few days' visit with i rhnw's churchrdflilton.
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firs. flamaann and daughter Ve!’
roniea, have returned to New liork.il
fter spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn, of the Up,
per parish. ft
Frank Bennett sustained quite a se-
We Claim
Your Attention
li m Need of Eyeglasses
We maintain a high grade
of optical service and furnish
the proper glasses at reason
able cost without reducingmj
quality of them.
iations for the new heating plant at the
Friends here have received invite? Candida our Clams to" ‘
superiority.
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A D Fifi: "
"The Three o-Eye Service”
Ocullats, Optometrists, Opticians
rampage nan: n
‘ “Mm ulcer! “we
fame: war stages 7‘ "a“;
u ' , 1 “EL” us m D‘DN'T HARD LUCK .
an new «cases neN- Cosu, t \ailSH _
sir we was seen memo: woutv.
Cone our in ‘
bunnies t
YESJF Vault's car-tr:
OUT~Yeufo me Mala;
BU? lF time co‘ncs
our- I WON"! use:
ANY! ‘
one, iF vooa
“All! is FALLIN$
our - oil-W no”
onto: mac A tor
or $CALP cones, AND
HAIR routes, our
mar Haven’r we:
01’ ANY C609!
A FRiEND or
HtNE once cw:
NE SOME Tt-llrtc
TOWN-«a i
wart, l'u. co‘up
IN rlY Root-l AN'
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s1 sit-nun ‘aq, mm, com. ‘
Open Bat. Eve. till 9 o’clock. ‘
Eli. 1m
EPer Cent. Off-for
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We fhaverdevisad“ "a new feature“
tea hooks “to induce elem”.
WM themes receipt. . ‘ us
newton elip contained lass.
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i» mhfltfdrfithebook‘whenyol‘fg‘
. Rimmints'slipand-fl‘u
‘ lanes? or theibonus which is on“
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