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5 g . unmauusnmuwnum mast. snot
. DARIEN lm'hsMYah. ran-say mums c-s-sss. «hobo-scum tic-«thorns
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i I.ll.lc0rea.thslooslavtist.whol.akdsw (torch, willolii—uatoheahlehsr,achnoroibsu
l hubseauatdpmtlhhsahun-cate. ‘ wasnads.asdthsworkaadenaksn
turned to his home in Noroton. l —— at the end oi the concrete road laid,
QTY MARKET OROTON . ——-——- | ‘lissAliee pager, no has seen last year it, the State on itsnsiield‘
6- H- 3“" and ball). '5“ occupied spending ths summer at Wat Cutie! avenue, and working northward to
‘9 N0. MAIN ST. l the Sims“) smith house on lap-loll! camp, in “31119.11” returned to her ward New Canaan to meet the piecel
; "a?" ”1“ “we" ““9 mm“ ‘0, home with her sister, ‘ldra. .i. H. Jonk- ant laid. These two ends have near-
'I ~A-.. v ‘2.-- A M_.yu°"‘ 5"” Y9“ home. has. 01 Norman. ly been united now, and within a tow
- I weeks the road will be open. and as.
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—_E A. w. Mary will a... this week
I into his house at Nonown. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. I. .\. Phelps Btokooarev Harry Watson oi the Post road, New Canaan has continued the high-
'aon Phelps Stokes ll shadow Brook M. Dickinson of lag M Point, is a splendid highway lor tourists as a
EAST 'ibezzll‘fiegfhud 0’ Bell avenue h“ Farm. jnow in the employ of the Yale & short cut from the Poet road to the
i q ‘ ‘Townc Mtg. 00., in Stamford. tgood roads of upper Westchc'ster
_""" l Paul lfionsliaw y'lsited relatives in The. Misses Manson have returned ._._._..... {County in New York State.
NOR WALK ltown over the weekend to their home in Brooklyn alter spend, The gun-e in the Bummer building
‘ . ‘ ,ing the summer with the Misses Craig between the Stewart store and the M“. an.
Etf '—’__‘ ‘ lol the Old King‘s Highway. lBrenner barber shop is being cleaned.
. The Misses Wis-key entertained Mrs. _ ‘ in, and will he opened in . few dais ’
{i ‘ 1- Haight Of Yonkers 0“ Thur “‘1‘: l The Democratic caucus for rem- as a restaurant by Mrs. A. A. Jayne. ’ l E“
B. ‘A. Jackson spent yesterday in! -—-——- ltative and justices has besn called for' ______. ‘ a
”gem on “M. ' Hrs. E. L Croat of Center street '6'. Monday, October 16. The Republi- “,3. George H. Noxon has present; i
cently entertained relatives trout Stam- can caucus will be held Friday, 00-h ed the Darlen pm: Department with AA1
The list Nor-walk Public Library mm, j tober 13. 1 $20 in appreciation oi the service ren~§ . CAN w- ... <
w m on “W. Oct. “UL —-—-— .dered at the lacuillen house, owned! \
.0 James Wininusllsl oi 1mg Nook, B. (hrrihgtnn liaising. [My N‘by Ira. Noun, which was airs on‘ ~ ‘
Ir. and Ira. Wilt. ed New York? Point is now driving a new automo Nomlon. M! "NH“ from the Cats- N034" morntss. l The drst meeting 01 the Wm'i
City, My, wow, u, u M “mm. ; hills. in" Mountains. where he first in. -—-—-—- ' Club will be held in Raymond's null,l
. isummer. and is new result” it WH-‘l lira. W. H. lit-Daniels. who, with her gel-m”, October 29, It 330 p. m. An‘
air. and Mrs. Fox and tamiiy have. .1. w. Doly oi the bong ‘Neck road ‘0' CW", “mm“ f‘mtbler- 1“" Wm“- “‘3 m “mam Prom is in Prev-"'10“-
street. l strucbed. l l
g fspending a couple at weeks visiting old on Noroton avenue, which was occn- White “d Miss sun, Cooper.
'flio weekly session of the Ladies'. Forbes St. John of Norman has en- "19“" ‘1 Fitch’s "W" for the Bold-‘ [led ”"5 “"0“ by ”'5' Edward —--—--- .
“moiety will be held tomorrow at- tered the Blair Academy, at Highla- iers, 0' "Md! Mr. D111 WI! l0m9r|113inlth and lamily of New York. 1‘ Special servitws were held in the;
tor-ooh. , town, N. J_ ‘adiutant. , *-‘"“ Congregational Church, Sunday even-
isoendms the Islam in Chin-so sud There will he readings by Mrs. l-‘rancis
removed from New York City to Fort is having a large chicken-house can:
Mr. and Mill D811 01 “W0"! are Ml vicinity, I!“ returned 10 MT home Rogers and piano ducts by Mrs. R. l.
_._______. ____.__ , -———— ! Thom who are watchins the 1:!an lng, lo celebrate the twenty-lint? anni-
Captain Gaynor, of the tug-boat. William Moore has re-palnted one 01‘1"“ 35- RlChDOBd. formerly cash-lo! “bl” 1” the 000“" ""0“!" WW“ vet-nary oi the installation of Rev. J.
“Norwalk.” spent yesterday with hisJot Stewart & C0.,'s fleet of delivery ier at Fitch's Home. who has been at'with but lew;xcepll0na. do not know "own"; Hort. 0.0., as pastor. The
tacitly on Thomas street. automobiles. :New Millord for the past month. has that ‘Jiis New York-Boston cable llnr church was iilled with friends oi the
Olin Hartford this morning where be her aunt, Mrs. Joseph L. Wilson oi‘
noiselriciaus. __~—_—. ‘ Scotla and vicinity, Andrew Carnegie:
___.__.._._ 1 been visiting friends at the Heights for V33 originally constructed by 0. ll. pastor. Rev. w. R. Stewart v.3 mas.
Bolociman Philip H. Fielding motor- Mitts Helen Knapp recently visited the ill!!! few days. CeltI a New York contractor and engi- ter of ceremonies. Rev. ll. 8. Brown.
in?" who spends his summers It N0 run. of Darien, was the principal
will attended the state conveniou ol'Stamtord. After a seven weeks‘ trip in Nova "’10“- :speakcr. Brier addresses oi a con-
, l gratulatory nature were given by loo-
- --—-- William Riley or Noroton has is“. returned last week to his home at bio-E The idea of a Woman's Exchange in II pastors and others. The choir, un-
llcrberi V. Carr mo‘ored to Broom, the employ of the “tie at 'i‘owne Mig,‘ roton, “Brick Rouse." which he expects town has been broached and been iak- der the direction of Miss iiarrict
Iyn today. where he is a spectator oil 00., in Stamford. to occupy during the reminder olthefin up very lavorsbly. lira. G. H. Church, prepared special music for
the ball game between Brooklyn and ‘(all 1 Mason always publlcsplrltsd. has gen-| the occasion. It was the intention or
‘ Boston. Mrs. G. C. Owens has moved from! ————-—- lurcusly ollered rent free. until Mah‘the committee having the program in
. William Reliltan's house at the Heightsl This evening the Congregational her store next to ‘ Allen's drug store. charge ~'.o have Rev. Louis 1“. Berry or
g A meeting of the Mayflower Hookito Noroton “venue, Church will hold the first at the ”won the Post road. and it is believed the Stamlord Congregational Church
ind Ladder Company was held last ——~—-——- Ison's socials. at the home otDr. and that the proirct will shortly be gottcn‘present on this occasion, to give an
lawless came up before the meeting and log a sore linger the. result of an acci- King's “mm“. All people who are
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chain at its quarters. Routine buai- [filer Oakes oi the Heights is nut-s.i Mn. 1". liillton Smith on at Old. under way. laddrsss, but his sudden death last
{week prevented this. and last night
V was disposed 0!. dont while playing ball. manna“ in the work of the church In order toprovsnt damage to mail- resolutions were read at the service.
.. "e invited to spend a pleasant even bags and newspapers which are thrown which will be sent to the bereaved
8. Stedmsn. of 36 Rowan street. has ‘lfi‘ank Burden oi the bong Neck ins Wm, counnm mu.“ oil a train passing through town with..l:imily oi the deceased. Letters or
accepted a position as engineer at the Point road. has resumed his work on ______ out stopplns. about 6 a. in. Pain-st“- couimtulstorv nature from those
.mc Saltonstall pumping station, Eastithe place 0! William Zelgler, ir. Cm“ “M n Chm” in" km or Smith and Nswsdpnler George A-l who were unable to be present W"
Haven. Reynolds' auto van will movo -—-— rocolverd from m We. who Vellc are andsavorlng to have the rail-‘rssd at the service. Postorlal greet-
.hlrntbcre tomorrow. George Dance has again been on m with Battery y, on m“ to H road stop the train. as recently ”Flhuwcnmadoby Bellanca A. Mac—
_ (filly at Greene's lunch wagon. after ”so. Sarina that the trip thus for oral puhoe- Oi vapors and mailbave radian oi the Methodist Church. Rev.
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.mpdi party this ewenlng .1, g R. 1. Brooks has moved into one at lust Nu m t _
AM in the Sunday school room'!Wm., E.Ashton's bungalows on liable banna. e e I“ my Ht ’Poby
we will be held.
,3 Philip H. Fielding. Prflidont of tho 3m“! “8 Thursday “101110011 Ml-
__.st Side Republican Club is makln‘ lugs. followed by a light supper. Norwalk. W to W al chorus raid an orchestra from New
.. a. short to have a voting machindj ——-——- -
"m out exhibition in the rooms oti Miss Hannah Nixon has returned to °r Washington, describing the city as time iatorita operas will make up the ion clog“; Dr. Hoyt gave a V,”
1 its Club. It is believed that morc‘her home with Mrs. rilch oi Noroton
' mrs would examine it them thanks after a visit to her brother in New
or
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m annual“ "ll-r. and.“ “In.“ "Jo'hn'gu". The annual town meeting postponed riugton and their da
5 _ lighter, Miss liar-
:sssa Hoyt oi Contentment Island has ,lrom lut “and" Immm "l“ in
cyan ago. but the injury is not seri- Henry M. Baker, psrsidcnt 0f the resident oi this place, died on Monday'
at. Home Bank and Trust Complain his morning. He had been in ill health
”cowering".
been drawn under the train by it: own‘ Rush Taggart for St. Mark's, in the
suction, and ru- over. absence of Rev. 3. H. Nsidc, DD. and
‘-4-——- - Rev. John H. Staplcton. 0! St. Aloy-
Nsat Thursday evening the Town slus Church. Parson Merrill spoke
Hall will be the scans of an unusual very cdectively imbehali of the Doo—
iattnctive event. when light opera will pie. The last word was spoken by
N ”533‘“ by soloists from New Rev. Mr. Stewart, who at the close
York and Boston. supported by a he presented Dr. Hoyt with a check 0!
:2 500, which represented $100 for
Bill. will show ‘5 otersoplioou views York. Selections lrom various old- all. year he has ministered here. Be-
‘nle mpworth Magus of the East a few dais illness. had been uaevoatial with the sleep-
i
“no N. E. Church will hold at tion oi Corporal Iialsopp’s .acoiden‘.
Wing the Reid. a short business _ street, on the Knights.
After the Republican alas. am
The Ladies Md Society has rs- Friday MIM- Charles 3.9 I d
3:0";‘3'0am‘h3: ‘;"':2 prov-sin. which has enlist-d the inter- touching address in which he express-
- eat of a number or the leading people ed his love for has people. A regret-
~ firehouse. If it is poulble' the York. of Borrytnan oi the Washington 3‘“- ol thetowa as patrons-cs. The pro tabla tact was that illness or Mrs.
members of the club would like to have ‘ l ” ‘ M cuts will he dusted to the 1 cell Hoyt prevented her being present. A
-‘e on exhibition by Friday of this Albert Lynch 0! New Haven ls' Th. (Ruthie! °t Mr. and Ira. 5" Methodist Climb. telephone was connected from the pol-
mek at which time a regular meeting spending a few doys with his parents,
drew Carnegie 0‘ Noroton, Miss liar- . pit to the bedside oi Mrs. 'Hoyt. who
will be bold. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Austin 0! Pound mt Carnegie, 'ho spent the “a" C. B. Abbe of this town is now all- heard every word very distinctly.
Ridge. part of the summer with her father m“ in ‘ leadingpart on W'l ____________
$.31th °fhem::;:°:;$f 3:3: way. in "His ital-strands” new.”| UNFILLED STEEL onoens.
Mrs. John W. Wood and family have m” char-term! for the ”no“ u “0' WHO}! opened I! the All" (he-"Q MEI NEW YORK. Oct_ lO.——The unfilled
' ' am takes the part or "Pool." the'orders oi the United States Steel Cor-
closed their Noroton home and return-
‘ . ' on i i h rs. Olin la . “on
no WAY ION El ed to Flushing. L. 1., where they spend at I‘l : '! tp‘i'nnw ill! Hotel r H employer 0! MI" Bean. “*1 um"lporatlon on Sept. 30 stood at 9.6225“.
the winter. of the dramraatic critics aver that Mr. i a decrease or 137,713 tons, compared
Mr. and Ira. Wilma Parker 0",. :m‘ 3'” ‘3 "I‘lll to that 0‘ Burton with those of Aug. 31, according to the
03. who ml m“"- m“ monthly statement issued today.
itrleods are neatly Wed that M"
ills. have been visitln the Throw- .
w m. . called to order in the Town Hall this m 3 in" mm h" M“ “l“ "”9"” sciatic: NOTES.
dge iamily on Collonder's Point.| ed ltion. Tb lib! "3 shown
._.__.__ evening at’b. The W on, "e o a n, W ° l Australia avoids orphan asyiums by
l ‘3‘ ‘ "‘9 ”‘5" in Chicago and other cuts: in we mid»
‘ fllss Lucile Brands of Tokcueke red ___ " . New England. Their home is dl ti lo Vow; sending narcotics children to private
may entertained also Ethel Mills Mm E h 0M celebrated the an“ Charleston. 3.0.. The well-kilos“ eat-l "”‘bflmm "6”“ “n ‘ lemme-«which are paid for their
.lsil Booth Norwalk. versary other birth by entertaining o , York, and the western critics weremm anti
l rick Calhoun is Mrs. Campground" asunanilnous in their commenda- l they reach the age or 14
;‘ number of friends at her home on Csn- brother-in-lsw. . , years.
Dr. P. 0. Adams or Tokenoke ter «met. last Friday. "at “t W ““W ““9”“ "" Mounted on a window shade roller
captained his ankle by a tall a few William H. Orchard a wsll~snnwli “Id Mlle". a 11W automobile awn-
Aitar having been delayed for sever-
.al days by a lock or material, Cone
‘ ,. .tractor William H. Arthur made splen-
. been ill hi Noroton born 0 h
at s e n t e (or some time. He is survived by hisI lld p l is k lth ti ‘
fax-am rubbed on the heels and Post road for a tow days. wire. a son. Harry Orchard. a daughter. work on Mansfield avenue. The at“
J. of silk stotkings willi enable -———-— Miss Harriet Orchard. Many mantis
Edward J. Hindicy. son of Mr. and will-mt to hear of his death. nin- “m.“ m m"'“”‘ “new“ "as
log protects the wind shield from
rain and lessons the glare when the
sun is shining.
Some language students maintain
that lrish brogue is the ancient way
of. pronouncing English. preserved in
i
now on a visit to Rev. and Mrs. An- who has been chauflcur tor Lynlord way through that town, it will open upl
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‘sld isle.
A patent has been granted for a
ttwlsbod wire support with which an
incandescent lamp can be hung on
‘lllfl head of s bsdior upon almost
any piece of furniture.
With a view at improving the qual-
ity of Philippine tobacco the insular
government has put into force a law
requiring the inspection of all that is
exported. ' ‘ -
it has been estimated that so per
cent; of industrhl accidents can be
eliminated. 80 per cent. by safety
devices and 30 per cent. by proper
training of workers.
'A small bag or unslacked lime las-
tened inside a palno just under the
lid will absorb dampness and prevent
the strings rusting.
A preparation of solidified glue
which can be iced instead of rubbcr
for many purposes has been invented
by (German scientist.
An inventor has combined a phono
graph and an electric table lamp, the
sound waves being directed against
the shade for distribution.
Speeds np‘to 50 miles an hour over
the Csahara desert sands have been
made by a French automobile that is
driven by an aerial propeller.
An inventor living at Troy. N. Y.,
has patented a laundry machine that
irons an entire skirt over a conical
roller at a single operation.
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PICTORIAL REVIEW
for November
On Sale Now
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. company. i
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TO THE 8100”“)!sz ~ :
l Naioe hi hereby ,givln that Mn-
auai looting oi the Waste!
The New York, New Haven and Ian-
tord Railroad Conn-yrwillibohsfl in
llall. No. 9 m street, to
the City or New Haven. connection.
on Wednesday. the spill day broade-
her, ms. at 18:00 o'clock aoos,.dcr
the ioliowiu purposes:
. 1. To consider and takeappropsisio
action upon the Annual Blots-Inn
and all acts described therein or so- _
ed at said shooting. .
i a To anthorbe anssas a! pollio
exceed $700,000 taco value save-goat
live per cent. gold debentures contain-
ing an agreement that ii agynoaigago
is honaltor placed upon the property:
of this corporation these «babes
will be canny secured thereby min
as, other indebtedness of the corpu-
_ation, and also an agreement to call.
iby lot, and pay $100,000 at these do-
,henlunes each year until all android.
the proceeds from the me ol'waidele‘
buttons to be used lol- the casinos
tion or a new terminal'psssengsr sta-
tion and appurtenances in the City of
.New Haven. Connecticut. '
3 3. To elect a Board of Directors lot
{the ensuing year. ‘ ‘-
4. To transact any other busluoox
which may properly collie hetero said
mastitis. -
For the purpose «it tbls‘mootlsg the
transiler books of the Company will be
eluted from October nth. ms. Ho
ctobsr 25th, 1916 both days dolls-
ivc. -
By ordct oi the Board a Directors.J
ARTHUR; E. 01m.
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We have devised anew lsataro for
ice coupon beetroot muss, arm to
‘ Tholwblte sliptcontoiaed in oil
book-is good tor ten coats-in loo. all ,1
immanent-spook ohswm 0‘ ‘f
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