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Bohemian-homily:
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x4_ «Gsrtudo Farley has retsraed
4 ”Bridgeport.
Baker in; given up his post.
y'allome.
IChuroh. Noroton. is plan-
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4 "83 sud ssxlitisshhigtos‘flt.
~liedtlce Hips and Abdomen l to;5 inches
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“firm. mat, No. 121; $5.00.
\Yolwflgetmoremetsaflsflionwithmorecunlottthen everbefore.
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‘ ‘lira. Anson .Pholps Stokes iourney-
1 ops-ding. boom-so. xh-‘Woalotoek.
M
ed from Ridgotield to New York; Sat-
urday to snoot‘lv. ohm Ills Annie
HitchelL’who hashooa olusse at the
front in francs. and roturned in
America that day.
’ An opportunity to buy a Ford car at
one‘s own pricowlllboopantoDar'
ten people our Wes-bay. Oct. l8.
when kneels Waylon “III—fled”,
will sell one at the local x town post
to satisfy an execution.
Henry W.. has. in. i New York
44hooker..has purchased the Clemonts
place on thorost mod. also burn as
the John Waterbury place. his fit! for-
not” occupied “Tho Guild" mod
by How (look. at Sosnd- -Iooch.
llrs. Johoi‘roneh. who hooheooi
'Vts dud-Io -fioro mu. Minna
join her husband ot-xmirme-
l-.(il‘!i/’7€
Raga 90
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Elfin.
’V'Ivs"
Henry M. Baker, president of the
Home'Bank of Darien, who has been
sick at his home on the bong Neck "
Point road in Noroton. is almost as
well as ever.
Revfud Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes.
who are still at Shadow Brook Farm,
bones, have as their guest Dr. Henry
librbes. who was in charge ot a French
hospital.
~
The "Jolly Four," oi Noroton, are
planning for a dance to be given shes-t-
ly at the tire-housoin Noroton.
n w . ,‘
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cbittenden and
family have closed their Tokeneks
piooo and returned to their New York
home. 5
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Wm mum" ‘ilrs. mecomhshasretnrnedto
All,
Thin. William Poo-ton of the WI.
Nomegoeioty of St. Joh's‘
doveIooulngausy, topogra-
Tho ’l'llley bird term is now 'Itooung'
inc-anoint! wowroeelvod similar!
Al”. 4
‘asuh. mm and . __.____ 4
' ‘ 3““? ‘dsmoarlsrrioos hooreolgnod his
.imomtsrilaaw
rots Wise sooro’sssvloo.
moot!
nae home is Groom-ooh...“ touch
lort Woobtook. attest-sinuous ond
irnow mm. 4
"nits are only two noro ‘d-soos
{or thoeo« who... Isvomiqix'hou
“made" voters in ‘DIrisls before“.
Presidential election. They must so
poor hetero legion-Ira Janos Bush
and Wm. H. Wilmott. It the lion
Hall either on Friday. October 80 or
Iridoy. Ootobor 27. horn s to 5.
Mr. Purdy. teller of the Citizens'
Savings Bank at Stamford, and who
lives in Noroton, returned this wook
'trom a delightful motoring trip
' through Rhoda Island. He is much in-
terested in chickens, and has some
of tho finest in this port oi Connocti-
cut. We suppose Mr. Pauly saw some
Rhoda lshnd Rods while ho was in
‘their native State. I
Everybody in Noroton is glad to
welcome back Mr. and Ira. Andrew
Carnegie to their home on Goiionder‘s
Point. alter a. cruise on the yacht Burr
to Novs'. Bootis sad the northern At-
!lsntlc coast during the summer. it
i is the hope of residents of the section
ithat they will continue to live at
the Brick House indefinitely. Their
daughter, Miss Margaret Carnegie. is
still in bottom
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l Warden Thomas Mott Osborne, with
l
i
the help of a number or oa-convicts,
will, on October 31, presents dramatic
xperiormsnce tor the benefit of
-iormer prisoners of Sing Sing at the
Freuchflowers.
. flows: «little slut tails.
Mullah of corduroy
shapes.
I.
styles, ages up}; 6 years.
Children's:
fore be sure it is there with
‘114 4.1313“! 1‘ 34’
blue," 1 12
English Post
dainty, 4112 pcs.,
red, no ms,
4
...._. ._.... -.-. .. .-- ..-. Mm-..‘..... .,
s'ns take a‘look'at the gay 1m along
the gay life along the State highway,
the Old King’s Highway. on which
Mrs. Cow resides, being too rural and
quiet for her say disposition end her
desire for society. So out of the Gait-
ibeautiiui estate of Mr. and Mrs John
in. Flagler on North street. Greenl
ney ism she went, and from the
King’s Highway on to the lively Post
4wich. The play is a sketch contrast-mood. Not being an automobile-driver.
ting the old and the new prison sys~i
toms, and it will be staged in the
Fisgler gardens. Many well-known
i society women will not as patronesses.
it is said that the Connecticut Com~
psny is going to put a number of pay-
'os- -youentcr cars on their trolley lines.
i some time next month. It is hoped the
4 management will put these cars on the
Stamford-Nomi): division, so that
' Norotonites who now .pay ten cents for
a two-mile ride to Stamford will be
s‘ahle. to pamthey-entor‘ their five,
cents, and let the oompony pay the:
other five. They certainly can't collect
the other live as they go out.
Henry W. nuke, Jr.. of Newark.
who purchased the old John‘ Water-
bury place on the isoston Post Road
at Noroton from Dr. ind strait
W on the grounds and improv-
ing theproperty- sir. Banks and hlsrodieer ototlonod at 4thii dangerous
improvementsiathe huMmojnmm.mtwimim have been ops-din the last mpot, mills hssxdoimd the studio
' ‘folhl'ol! Ive summers at “thematic" scold":
. .4444 Sound Bosch. owned by Jacob li.‘ hopusesthooow methionine}
Cook. who lives in soother oi his willhosmilkstflholnlvmaotonooon." 4
n’mmW;M¢mmlmmmmm Lirctiok. mommies a: simulcast:
is thosoodmiow or Ira. abhor-mail!” cars eons Ira-dim mer'
d'vwhoI.mvvstlieooosits-ysavorby*tho shadowhthohillahdmhsvo.
InmksLlowodtblrIJCow soilx‘thoeorw
now Motors hoses to a vary pretty Mmminotorhonomthososd
rm and «iris-s choose ”WWWHWM
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i it:
she took no heed of the danger-signs
posted at the junction 0! these two old
roads warning the public not to speed
on account or the curve sud hill. but
she took to the middle oi the road and
up the hill towards the Wee Bum Golf
Club-house some one said to "get I
milk shake," but. not being a member
admittance to the bar was closed to
her. and file bartender remarked:
“Let her go to the Tucker House, Dor-
lcn, and get-son: ehutternillh." Back
again down-the hill. passing St. Luke's
churcsh and William H. Fitch's home,
on “high gear" she sped.‘shd It the
foot or the hill she blind by putting
all tour breaks. Here she station.
«herself right is the middle of the
road. with cars passing on all sides.
One part: remarked: "Why. she has
been tending the inmiordx‘msoootei‘
Moots, formerly of Shaun“. lop-which barbec- calling attention to
the not Chi. mu Mil ‘lliVO'Il-I
‘mflmmoflnfii
“Marcelle" Undergarments
' The new models for thisscsson are now ready.
Marcella is a favorite garment with women who wish to
go lightly dressed and dominate one garment Especially
‘4 is it approved by stunt women. The “smells ls under-
sk'irt and drawers combined, and is of very graceful de-
sign, close fitting at waist and hips, with a flare at the
bottom like a :short petticoat.
The Howells Label :3 sewed in each garment, there-
Nippon China in tie-piece sets,
.Southorisud, niece of Mrs. Melville
'Mr. Gordon were married in June. hurc
- ‘lrstiobpostunity the cough have had
ate onjoy their mart».
(arse/ML! :67:
may»
Forltslodsloasohyo Unused" styles for
very smalliolkghothhotsondhoniots. ‘
“H” Beam :1 white bengsline, corduroy or crepe,
WW, “or: Wraith haul“ of
ermine or taupeintowhich are sunk tiny rosehuds.
mass is. 0:. co to is»
s “Wills with hand made conventional
Tins Meets with sdt velvet crowns trimmed with
or velveteen in sensible little
Corduroy Hats dos Nelle boys.
slide up with absolutely no feminine touch. regular
little unsettling styles severely plain.
“Wilson's Goats. White and colored, all new fall
Shop, second floor.
even-n.
The
you select.
Ms Missions from“ 31:5; Ssooond up
[melts limelope Chords“. Dim and 01.25.
[smells Skirt-drawers, (denoted with
and lace, soc, 75c, Shoo, Sue. and up.
‘ Choice" material «is awful] Ci I
embroidery
Second floor
New Diaper Sets
’Hi'illnd MI: in dark blue,
quite new and very gees-
lug, no pa...
W Pimv‘black with tan, half-gold handles, in
1&8. " Q6090
Bavarian Pattern, gold band and full gold handles,
iixxH-hIIAMIIil. $60.00 4
Nippon Set, ivory border with floral sprays, pink and
5.00
ti tan and blue, or tau and green, us
flatmiipomehin, gray border with pink roses.
$30.00
American Porcelain Set, conventional border in green and
American Porcelain, pink rosebud design, no pcs.,
A Special Sale of Hosiery
Everybody likes a sale of Rosier Add as perm ‘
withan economical mind takes odvaitago daythe 1044’:r ’
.qsiocs.
With the hosiery market
been known within the remembrance of any of this gem
«elicit, the following list will appeal to hundreds “1110 '
need these styles:
refills-ten
Buroon's Fashioned Hell. blochsady, regularly sold
at as cts,
white,
in such a state as has. and
_~.,¢ ..A
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_s "‘
.._ .
at £13., this sale
Silk Lisle Host, an exceptional quality, black, and i.
hrSsm
nth
Gain Rand Ticket Fiber Hose, allwanted colors,
regularly sold at 59 cts.,
I'M Hue, black and white,
Pure Thread Silk Hose,
olarly sold at. $1.00,
For Non
5o cts. this sale
3 pairs fins6 31.00 4
black and white only, reg- "
89 eta. this sale
.
Plated Silk “Whose in black, white, gray suede,
tam, navy and champagne, regularly sold at 35 sis...
29 cts this sale.
Main floor l
»- Fashionable Gloves
New shades of tan in soft
prix’ scams, and fasteningwith mannish clasp . These ade
.delightiuliysofttnd ogreesble to wear, and so 5 merit
that they will find instant favor.
I!
‘ $.75. $2.00!
i
“ Home Craft‘ Week
for Lace
The special showing is to assist those persons with
wish to express a personality,
Russian finish, with
far.
i
and 32.25.
«L!
Main fgloor. 3i-
i
. ; t_~.._l,..—é.._. ..
Curtains.
in their window coverings.
Thedelicate designs of Craft Lace offer great P0555551? fl
I'cs, especially to people of modest ancomcs.
There are stripes and geometric design; like leaded
Wghss fiery daintily patterned, of which one will not. tire.
,l
Minglcd with the Curtai is are the new Autumn Cite-
tom and other Art Fabrics
There are ideas a— plenty.
uni '
"fl
Come and Sec.
Third floor.
Aminister Rugs
Iottled Aminsterl, medium and dark effects. with ‘
a dark red stripe at either end. A very good assortment,
. and a good serviceable rug for hard use.
2;! x 54 inches,
82.25
i
i
t
Third floor.
Very ~“ \ r
8-°° ‘ ' «wan ‘ am"uuon1strsps No metal touches ;
Whit. A porcelain cap with brass band screws to
“5'” ' the top of any Mason jar. Complete with rubber, per
"10° dmie'u Strain 'A h ltib h i ism
' y or. c eescc o 1 ag ung mm a rams
"5"” “d 313'” Two styles. as ea and4octo.
' ' Basement. "'7‘ '3 Basement. '4
. ' ‘ i ‘ “
Eire E. m. Emil (humming
_———-.5__. -
drant. Whether she was waiting for
Fire Chief Cortney to take her home,
oi'i’or some “skimmed milk." is onuss~
tion, but the wonder is that she is now
safe at home. without any punctures.
Charles Chandler reports a iairly
good crop at honey tram his hives on
the Mark W. Norman place, Brookside
avenue. Most aptaries in this section
of the State are reporting good crops,
but further east the bees seem not to
have been so successful.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse, in.
Miss Dorothy Morohouse' Harold
Morehouse, and Mrs. A..4DeWitt Mead
enjoyed a theatre trip on Monday
night to see the latter's (other, Charles
8. Abbe of this town. at the Astor
theatre. in "His Majesty Bunker Bean"
.- \
Mr. and Mrs. Chart-ea G. Gordon are
now enjoying a belated honeymoon.
bins. Gordon was Ilse Carrie Edith,
money's)! We Ivonne. Shoxand-
rledly. when the list New York was
ordered-its out. border: subduction is
a sergeant in this regiment; which has
lost row-sedan “the north arter'threo
months'.uervioo.~honco ituhas «been the
to attend th session of the Methodist
Protestant conference at Como, N. J.4
Mr. Hamilton has done good work dur-
ing the past year, several hundred doi-'
leader ship iron the church debt. He{
or service. The veterans at Fitch’s
Home will be especially pleased to
try among them.
Taxpayers o! Darlennrho (eel that
the it 1-2 mill tax levied Monday
night is high. should hear in mind that,
as the towns of the State. go, it is
low‘eF than 'f'o...avorage. Taking them
as stronger. ‘x alphabetical order, the
ilrst ton on the list show only four
with s- lower rate than 11 1-2, all or
.1506populatinn; raway «back from ran.
.soul and trolley-dines. without the
which-are little towns with less thani
Members of Coast Artillery Cor“
advantages of city water, electricJ
Rev. Murray Hamilton has left town! ological survey, United’ States dsgoru
ment of agriculture, Washington) 1‘
C. This band, it accompanied any oi
statement as to date, place and c
cumstsnces under which the birth
iars having been paid oil under hlsitsken will be of seflice to the curve
in its efforts to determine the Inn
has made many friends among the poo- etity of individual ducks ind th
lie of the place, and it is expected routes or mutation of the
that he will return for another yeari'l‘he bands are being attached locoq
siderable numbers of wild ducks 0‘
several species which have been cured
hear that he has been reappointed, oi the duck sickness prevolent around
for he has been diligent in his minis. Great Salt Lake. Utah and than "I
leased. The department is pullout
larly anxious to secure reports mic,
these birds to determine their any
piste recovery from this malady
which has killed hundreds of not:
sands oi ducks in .Utah.
56 DiSCHAfiGEBFDR ;‘
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REFUSAL T0 TlAKE
5 NEW FEDERAL OAT
”
‘Only Soldiers included. . I
Orders issued yesterday (renown.
lights, and good roads; beside the easy once of the adjutant genersl slllw
access to cities like Stamford and Non amurnusually- ilsrge- numba of all
walk, which~this town enjoys. Theiith'srgeo'ior the benefit of the scrotal
«rates '01- the other six towns rouge it‘wasssid-yesterday atternoomhltal
from 15 to 20 mills—the latterholngaihis was duets the Muhamma-
swarms W? VM‘ DUCKS
the rate even :44 um. towns likeAsh-‘dhsrged momma. ur- urn-mime
ford. with only 668 inhabitants, and federal oath. Fifty-six wemd
Bhrkhamsted, with 866. ' “for the benefit of the seflico" Midi
tusin to take the aewmth. 14!er
disohsrges for Widows would
. W111i BANDS ON LEGS. eluded. 'l‘hoso but! nothing told will:
All hunters in Connootleut. are rox me new loath.
{
«row by themtoto board oiaagrb: ”The. discharges included in more!
mural” much out for wild ducks der follow:— it
with aluminum bandr would their Sixth Weeds 0" this“
rings.” srosdlt‘ot tho mum: ndsvlosr momenta-ohm
‘ mooflonesoooived dress the United votes JoniesWV. mass. Stephen”!
.ultstes loneliness a4 ogrionltnre: -‘. Thomas F. Dunbar. ”Willard J. “6
v‘ ml! M or captors o wild dock, and fenderlck A. thiey.
' booelsg “aluminum hand around mi
flagrhsving o number-ion molds, and
4 net-om smomtlnt oil-Oust Artillery mrps. hash-Ida
,m4m sung-ow etu- honest! as assistant must-tor. new ‘
‘” rieultors'. “oi-"tho McMSu noctieut‘ recast haunt-cow...“
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