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jhtohlsheueet Newton.
1 mutant Orchard at Bell art-use has
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Paul “shew visited relatives in
town over the weekend.
The Misses Wit-hay entertained Mrs.
‘51. Height of Yonkers on Thursday.
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l. ‘A. Jackson spent yesterday in
Mrs. E. L Crest of Center street re-
moved on .husineln.
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The East Norwalk Public Library
slide-eases Babies. 0st. “in.
to»
1mm 'lra. Wilt. of New Yo
031,- have renewed in 74 Fold street.
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Neck.
James Winnuellcl ofv Lona
bile.
Kr. and Hrs. For and family have; J. W. Duty of the Long |Neck roed‘
removed from New York City to Fort is having a large chickenvhouse con:
ml. 1 structued.
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. gale society will be held tomorrow af-
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Captain Gaynor, of the tug—boat William Moore has re-painted one
'Norwalk," spent yesterday with his: of Stewart & Co.,'s fleet of delivery
-,1w.{nmlly on Thomas street. automobiles.
1 Selectman Philip H. Fielding motor- Miss Helen Knapp recently visited
“to Hartford this morning where be her aunt, Mrs. Joseph 1.. Wilson of
‘will attended the state CODVNl.lCll 0!} Stamford.
«electricians.
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Irene Ural. NJ’helpe Bloke-ere
neweeavisittolev.“ lira.“-
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Fans.
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The Misses Manson have returned
to their home in We after spend-
ing the summer with the Misses Craig
of the Old Klldh Highway.
The Democratic caucus for new-
Monday, October 16. The Republi-
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cently entertained relatives from stam- can caucus will be held Friday, Oc‘ed the Darien mm Department with
labor 13.
R. Carriagtondflncsing. formerly of
K. Point is now driving a now-ammo Norman. has returned fromthe Cats-f M
l gklil Mountains. where he spent the‘
summer, and is now residing at Wil-
low Court, Stamford.
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, Mr. and Mrs. Dart of Hartford are, that vicinity. bans-etun'd to her homo Rogers and piano duets by Mrs. R. l.
_ ispendinga couple of weeks visiting old on Noroton avenue. which was occu- White had [Miss Sally Cooper.
Forbes St. John of Noroton has en- friends “1”th Home '0’ the Sold-,pied "ill season by Mrs. Edward ...__._
tered the Blair Academy. at Hights- lore. of which ‘Mr. Dart was formerly‘iSmithand family of New York.
ediutant.
Charles M. Richmond. formerly cash-
ier at Fitch's Home, who has been at
: New Milford for the past month, has
'? been visiting friends at the Heights for
. the past few days.
Alter a seven weeks' trip in Nova
Scotis and vicinity.
William Riley of Noroton has leftl returned last week to his home at No,
Andrew Carnegie.
ads-se- wflhhsn Dunne-esxheI-u
was. the road will be open. sad as:
Harry Waist. of the Post rose. New Canaan has continued the high?
who has been chanleur for Liam way through that town. it will open upi
II. liekineoa of Long Neck Point. ll 8 Inhadid highway for lourhie as a.
inow in the employ of the Ynin 1 short cm from the Post road to the?
Towns Mfg, 00.. in Standard. 1004 roads of upper “'eslt‘bv's‘er!
it‘ounty in New York State.
The attire in thn- Eli-IO! Will
between the Stuart store and the
; Brenner barber shop. is being cleaned
:up. and will be opened in a few days
saa restaurant by the A. Adana.
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, $20 in IDDl’eciation of the service ren- CANAAN <
tdered at the Maclllllen house, owned. ‘ “— "‘
,by-Jlu. Nona. which was airs on; “he” ‘ 1 _
“Julian“ The first meeting of ibuWoInan’si
"'- Ciub will be held in Raymond's Hailfi
Mrs. W. H. Mountain. who, “in her Friday. October 20, at 3:30 p. m. Alli
{dlIlIhten Mina Virginia. 11“ been attractive [implants in preparation.f
isosceles. .xbs sum in Chic-so Ind These will be readings by Mrs. Francis
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Special services were held in the:
. ' Congregational Church, Sunday cveu‘i
i Those who are watching the insult mg, to celebrate the twenty-huh anni-
‘of cables in the conduit through town rerun of the installation of Rev. 1.:
lwith but few exceptions. do not know Howard Hoyt, l).l).. as pastor. The;
that fills New.Yosk-Boston cable line church was filled with friends of thel
W“ 07km"? constructed by G- M- pastor. Rev. W. R.Biswart was met.
went, a New York contractor and cash [9, of ceremonial. Rev. H. s. Brown_l
.neer who spends his summers at N0~ Ph.D.. of Dorian, was the principui
‘roton. ‘gpannr. Brief addresses of a con-9
The idea of a Women's Exchange is al pastors and others. The choir. un-‘
Herbert V. Carr mo‘ored to braille. the employ of the Yale & 'I‘owne hug.i roton. "Brick House." which he expects town has been» broached and been lsk- der the direction of Miss Harriet:
3,. today, where he is a spectator at‘ (30., in Stamford.
“the ball nine between Brooklyn .‘lndi
Salton.
Mrs. G. C. Owens has moved from
—-——~ i William Relihan's house at the Heights
A meeting of the Mayflower Hook; to Noroton avenue.
'nnd Ladder Company was held last}
averting at “S quarters. “Willie bust-i Lester Dukes of the Heights is nurs-
ilels came up before the meeting and ing a sore finger the result of an accl-
“I (“890590 01- 5 dent while playing ball.
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nccepted a position as engineer at the Point road. has retmmed his work on
(Lake Saltonstall pumping station, Easttthe place of William Zeigler, jr.
Haven. Reynolds' auto van will move[
Mm there tomorrow.
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George Dance has again been on
duty at Green-3's lunch wagon, after
a few days' illness.
The Epworth League of the East
91mm 'M. E. Church will hold n.
'magundi party this evening at st R. 1. Brooks has moved into one of
m in the Sunday school roenr Wm» E. Milton's bunnlows on Maple
Mg the s'oolsl. s. short business “mi. on the 119111!“-
ml will be held.
The Ladies' Aid Society has re
“flip it. Fielding. President of the sumed its Thursday afternoon meat-
“ Side Republican Club is meantime followed by a light supper.
effort to have a voting machine: -—-——-
1‘ on exhibition in the rooms olfi Miss Hannah Nixon has returned to
mu». It is belleVed um mors'her home with Mrs. Fitch of Noroton
‘mrs would examine it there than in after a visit to her brother in New
'fi drehouse. if it is possible, the York.
.mbers of the club would like to have
nine on exhibition by Friday of this
Albert Lynch of New Haven is
- "‘Ieek at which time a regular meeting spending a few doys with his parents.
~will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Austin of Pound
‘Ridge.
Mrs. John W. Weed and family have
closed their Nomton home, and return-
ed to Flushing. L 1., where they spend
0WAYTON‘
f 'mgon' “of-fir, a'nd'Mrs' , Jm' latter-4 The annual town meeting postponed
man Hoyt of (kneenuneng Island has ,from lasthhlonday afternoon... will be
minted Yale. called to order in the Town Hall this
..._____ v' evening at 8.
,, flies Lucile Brendaof Tokenelle re-i "‘
‘ .mtly entertained. Miss Ethel Mtlls’ Mrs. E h Grout celebrated the anni-
'. of South Norwalk. i versary of her birth by entertaining a
i; — ‘ number of friends at her home on Cen-
:1 Dr. P. 0. Adams of Tokencke ter street, last NdIY- '
1‘ .mralnsd his ankle. bysfall afew ‘
M ago, but the injury“ is not seri-
Henry\M. Baker-.77 persident of the
Home Bank snd.'l'rust Company,~has
? been ill at his Norohou home on the
Paraffin rubbed on the heels and Post road for a few days.
of sill: stockings will; enable ‘
.toawear longer.
Edward J. Hindley, son of Mr. and
to occupy during the remainder of the
(all.
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son's socials, at the home of Dr. and
are invited to spend a pleasant even
ing with congenial associates.
Cn'ds dated at Chinese have been
is with listtery F. on route to El
had-.boea unsvenefuhwith the encep-
lust
henna.
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After the Republican eeuotm newt
hide: night. Charles 3. Greenwood of.
Norwalk, secsrtary to Co
Hill. willahow 65 eiereopticon views
of Washington. describing the city as
the views are shown. and there will
also be so cartoons shown..the work
of Bummer: of the Washington Star.
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ln~the Surf. the steam yacht which
.they chartered for the season, is now
.at the Aspinwall Hotel in lanes.
New England. Their home is
rick Calhoun
broiher-in-law.
is Mrs.
William H. Orchard a weil-snuwn
resident of this place. died on Monday
morning.
for some time. He is survived» by-hls
wife. a son. Harry Orchards. daughter
Miss Hal-riot Orchard. Many friends
will regret to hear of his death l‘il"~
This "on”; the Congregational! her store nestle Allen's drug store. charge to have Rev. Louis F. Berry of
.Church will hold the first. of the sea-
‘Mre. 1?. Milton Smith on the Old,“““" “’-
King’s Highway. All people who are}
interested in the work of the church
receiverd ffom George Dugdale. who
Peso. saying that the trip thusttflr
tion-of Corporal Msisopp's accident
before the Battery left 'rohy-
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Csrnegie of Noroton, Miss Mar
ganet Carnegie. who spent the latter'
part of the summer with her father
and mother on their yachting cruise
ion a visit with Mrs. Charles H. Eaton
ML'Md Mrs. Waring Parker Car-
ring-ion and their daughter, Miss Man
the. have boen- visiting. thsm'l‘hrowt
bridge family on. Collender's Point.
The Carringtnns are on. a .trip through
in-
Charleston. 8.10.. The well-known ‘Pat—
Carrington's
He- had been in ill healthi
on up very~fnvorsbiy. hire. G. H. Church, prepared special music for
. Nosed always public-spirited. has gore the occasion. it was the intention o;
iteroualy offered rent free. until Mu. the committee having the program in
ioliibe Post road. and it ls believed the Stamford Congregational Church
‘that. the project will shorllybs gotten present on this occasion, to give tut
address. but his sudden death last
.week‘pnevented this. and last nighl
In order to prevent damage to mail- resolutions were read at the service,
been and newspapers which are thrown which will be sent to the bereaved
oil a train passing through town ,with- family of the deceased. Letters of
0“ “0991M chm d a..m.. wat- a congratulatory nature from those
on» Smith-and deealar Gentle A.iwho were unable to be present were
Veils are eadeavoring to have the rad-5 read at the service. Pastorlai greet-
road .stop thstrain. as recently -scv-| logs were made by it". James A. Mac-
W peckuoa ofpanersandrnail havermllian 'of the Methodist Church. Rev.
bmndra'wnivndemthe train: by its out-mush Taggart'for St. Mark's, in the
gratulaiory nature were given by loom
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suction; and run over. {absence of Rev. R. H. Nside, 0.0.. and
iRev. John H. Stapleton. of St. Alor:
siun Church. Payeou Merrill spoke
very effectively in behalf of the peo-
‘ple. The last word was spoken by}
Rev. Mr. Stewart. who at the close]
presented Dr. Hoyt with a check of
$2.500. which represented $100 for
each year he has ministered here. Be-
fore closing.. Dr. Hoyt gave a Very
touching address in which he express-
ed his love for his people. A regret-
table fact was that illness of Mrs.
Hoyt prevented her being present. A
telephone was connected from the pul-
pit to the bedside of Mrs. iHoyt. who
heard every word very distinctly.
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Neat, Thursday eveulag1.thetTowu
Hantwllihs the account an unusual
' attractive event. when‘light opera will
M'Ocesaltedhx- saloon. from. New
York and Boston. supported .by a loc-
‘sl chorus and an orchestra from New
York. Selections from various old-
tlme favordte operas will make up the
program. which has enlisted the inter-
est of It number of the leading people
of the town as pam- The pro-
ceeds. will bedonated to'vthe 1 coal
Methodist Church.
C. 8. Abbe oftthis town is now ap-I
peering in s leading part on Brood-t ‘
way. ln “Hts slain-ts Banker noun."i UNFILLED STEEL causes.
which opened at the Astor theatre. Mn! NEW YORK. Oct. 10,41“; unfilled
Abbe takes the part of “POPS." ‘hefordors of the United States Steel Cor-
emplover of Bunker Bean. and mmyiporation. on Sept. 30 stood at 9,522,584.
of thedramnatic critics ever that Mr.: a.decmase of 137.773 tons, compared
Abbeie part is equal to “I“ 0' Burton with those of Aug. 31, according to the
Holmes. ‘who. plays» Bunker. Hie monihl statement lsauedt 1
.friends- are. greatly pleased that Mr.| y ‘
gem" ”it!“ mmfiyffix ”"m'mmr
" Australia avoids. outhan asylums by
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3‘0"”??? rad-Emergent”: 4?. :3, undies parentlees children to private
, e was e are “ ”Emu“ our families which are paid' for their
York; and the Western critics were
just as unanimous in their commmds'm‘mm they reach the age 0‘ 14
tion of our fellow .townsmans art. Mounted on a window shade mu"
‘andgbrsckets. it new automobile awn-
ing protects the wind shield-from
rain andlessens the glare when the
sun is shining. .
Somalwagmstudauts maintain
that lrish brogue is the ancient way
of pronouncing English. preserved.
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After having been delayed for sever-
al days by a lack of material. Con.
tractor William ‘H. Arthur made splen~
did progress this week with the road
work on Mansfield avenue. The first
piece of the. pavement undertaken was
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its ty by ruidents of the finer- TKI NIH YORK}: NEW"
aid isle. i, sue HARM“ Ramon-l.
h patent has been granted for a. COMPANY; ~ |
twisted-wiresupport with which an. ‘ ~
incandescent lamp can be hunted» New Haven. Conn..- '
Oetohll auras
the heed.’of.e .bsd lor upon almoati
TO ' THE procurement:
any piece of furniture.
Within view» of improving the .qu NW" '6 hem! live-4N1” M
ul nnsl Meeting. ot-the..8toekholdore~ol
ity of Philippine tobacco the ins er Y
1 w The new YoruNestvensndHuw
government has put info force a a.
“‘m “104!!!an 0‘ m em I! 1mm Comm Hulk-$8“!
"‘1' ed. Harmonie HamrNo: 9 Elm street-tin.
"DON e the City of New Ham, Connection“
‘1 h“ ”'3’“ "mm“ “M ° 9:” on Wednesdayrfhesflth day. of ones
“"- °‘ “mm“ “mm" c“ e her. 1916.4 at 12:00'o’cloek monumen-
eliminated. 6° ‘9" “a" by may the following purpose"
“we“ “f“ ilki’M“ by ””9", 1. To consider andtslle appropriate
training ° «w ”5' action -u the Annual 18mm-
A small bag of unslacked lime fas- and “11:3; described thereinsoe n”
toned inside. a paino just under the ported at. “m meeting.
“a will “‘0'” “71‘9““ "“1 ”even“ 2. To‘ authorise an -issue__.ofrnotniuv
01° strings rustlng. exceed 3700;000Lmeetvslaeoewenvpesw-
A preparation 0‘ solidified 5‘” five percent. gold debs-tween“
which canbe used instead of rubber in an Wilt thatifany maria-u
'0' many WW5 1‘” “6°“ “"9“!“ ishereefter placed upon nibe «pm-perm
‘hy ‘ German sclsntist. of this corporation these dohsniasen
An inventor has combined a phono will be equally secured-~tberebwwwnii
graph. and an electric table lamp. “‘9 anyrothel' indebtedness enumeration.
sound "'95 be!“ “wed against ation.~a.nd-slso an agreements-locatio-
thlo Blade for distribution; 1‘” lot’ and DB! “00.000 of these a”.
$960“ “D. 10 50 miles an 11°“? 0"" bentuues each year until all are collie
the OMB desert sands have been the proceeds from the sale. of snidrdoa
model)? 3 French automobile that ”lbentulea to be used -forthe:constsuew
“PM“ it? an. aerial propeller. ‘tlon of a new terminal passenger 81%
An ‘kwentor living at Troy. N- Ya tion and appurtenances in theCiiyob
has .pateuteda laundrrmachlne that. New Haven. Connecticut.'
irons an entire skirt over a conical.‘ ii. To elect a Board of Directors
roller- at a single operation. the ensuing avear.
.. - -—-- 4. To transact any other bulim-
—Trs assailant WmtAdn which may properly come barometer.
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For the-purpose of. this mutant“
transfer books of the Company will‘bef
closed-from October - 11th.“ lilfdr it»
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h i ~._ M10! as”. ”has, 801.. 5,9,”: . P ftober _25th, 1916 both d ysci clone.
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By order of the Board of Binnie".
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Gaels: ‘
We‘have devised .a new/featnnu" " ‘
lcs coupon books to induce users ton. ‘
pay for there on receipt. » , ‘
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boolthsoodlor ten.“ latte. It. _,
vouparftforthemeenw ' '
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basalt. oftthe bones wflehde ache-a - a,
tent to s discounts! I I. est-Isis
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