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. income Nash has resigned his post-
‘ i will the Strawberry Hill Milk
is: M
Anabel-intention! R. G. Macy has re-
fit yesterday on business.
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' William Duggen of Pleasant street
h accepted a position with Thomas
M the East Side plumber.
”sign B. Russell, of the Bridgeport
. ‘ . 1.,was “visitor in town to-
!“ ‘ Mr. Russell was formerly a re-
W on The sentinel.
“fie work of repairing a water main
.Quflio west end of the Washington
”t Me has been completed by
Wt” Ireland. The break was in
Cad position and it took a number
Vinyl to overcome the difficulties.
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‘Qae “Marlon" was inspected yes;
-. and was unabe to make her
, Jar trip on schedule time because
this. Her boilers were thoroughly
. over and the boat was found to
,' “3| good condition.
. ”than who have made applicationf
“masonic a voter should not forget
M Friday. October '27, is the last
? in, the selectmen and Town Clerk
‘11! be in 'session and the oath must
be taken at that time or not until
most election. ‘
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L,» Minor Gamble has a new device and
me thathaa not been seen in this
town before. It is what is named a
: "alolor‘scoot” and consists of a plat-
K“tusn which is propelled on wheels hp
I motor. The machine can go quite
stupidly and many other young men
have expressed their intention of ob-'
taking one of them. . l
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The contributions for the building
idtiss 'Mlil Pond dam are rapidly,
mug in and the fund is growing
filly. One hundred dollars is need-
d to make this undertaking a sue-1
as. and about one half of this is”
“coiled. Do not forget to help this‘
and thus have a grand winter's
w l
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——I. Robertson for representative?-
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The Advent Christian Church en
fin [Ant street held a reception last
M. in the church. The Sunday
, and the Loyal Workers united
tad-e the affair 'one of the suc-,
«ones 6f the season. During
, mg, Rev. James J. Gardnerf
, dgeport, gave an interesting
n, and it was heartily received.
1’ call and a palatable lunch fol-
% - and at the close of the affair.
a.
or screen that it. had been the best
4 .. mwlll he a regular meeting oil
. Command”, ’0. 0. f}. (R. No.
Friday evening of this week. All
rs are requested to be present.
~ Ellie tho
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313: a real does-what—it-says.
‘ tic Remedy. nothing like'itl ,-
g
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from New York City. where he.
l”
I
v
. were played. Dancing was enloyed
‘ for the remainder of the evening.
'9 Prescription as" it‘ll/under ‘
, i 3
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Wn‘bmhmaknbyclaaa.
Allthia ° workhlseas.
lhnw howhadlam'swods
(k’anwondcrb-o’filydoflam
lwillshowthonalbiagorm
Aboutmstmtashaymhaw.
lmuhflfluhfihwb
Burmuahino-yui’llplahlyaee— ’
Alllmoatareatnngfsr-a."
Sterling Furniture Co., '
South Norwalk.
fits a. w. HAYDEN 00;
“00.0"”
week's Visit h h OII..N. J.
~M U
Mr. and lira Ge,“- Aibla. ti NU".
s'aik. spell Sunday with Mrs. Mary
mull—Insulin... nus-swans ass-nu. 7-
:m-r-muqmoum da- .
w.
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In. ion- as».- or W on '
one an. the m d bi. ”It:
awning. at a minds) my mu
A rm III? ,
M '0 can... be In mad
but tonal. we.
. voaoros “-
. by In bother. 'I‘as Cal-alas lies-c: ”a...
('. lulu. if H“ the “(I anaiva Nun's Knit-03 l'illa I... lino-l
' d hr Iain] day. A U’ Mia" of 'lwtr l’t'patltlllfln r, rInure nur-
friends and relatives were ml lJ
i', Hill. ~ ,.‘
In. l‘owna Wilcox was taken, for'
treatment, to the Norwaih iloaiptalon
Silica};
Mrs. Dennis Chase. of Hillside
street. is spending a few days with
Mrs. Charles Ambler, in liurlbutt
street.
Professor William Wellniu and oth-
er Norwalk friends were Sunday,
g'uerls of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sco-
'lt‘ltl. at “lirooluiew l‘alln." '
*—
Mrs. Linsley (fares and Miss Ethel
.ovl:wefid. of the West Side, vi'ere.‘
weekend guests of Miss Florence
flanks, of Norfleld street.
An auto party of Stamford friends
m- ._::...;_;..:.:-----
breezes in previous presidential cam
W paigns by Captain William l. Stevens.
lone of the sturdlest defenders of the
R0 WAYTON ‘Democratlc party in this section. it
_ Iwas many years ago that Captain
;Stev.cns first displayed the banner
nod since that time, he has enloyed
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Nelson, of 805 the distinction of being the first in
wayton avenue, are spending a week, these grand and glorious United
in .\‘ew York City. latates to display a banner of democ-
_,.__..__ tracy. putting it out immediately at-
C. R. Lee, of Tokeneke, has closed ter the t-andida‘e became known.
“P N5 M1081“)? and returned 10 his, However, this year the old banner is
town house for the winter. lmissi-ng. Each side has its right to all
.._....._ _ ’oplnion, but only time can tell wheth»
Mrs- Henry Despard, who has been'cr President Wilson and fellow cam-
spending the summer in New Canaan. palgncrs will miss the enthusiasm of
has returned to her Tokeneke home. idle Rowayton uphoider.
The Epworth League. of the Memo! The fair of Rowayton Hose Company
dist Episcopal Church, will hold s’l’mved' 38'5” ll Saw 3mg"- “:10”
.,., lsum 0 was c care a ovc a as
lgwspaper social in the chapel, of the, ”as" for the three “in“. effort of
c “Feb ”“5 "emu" ithe members and their friends. The
immunities in charge wishes to thank.
Mrs. A. B. Cleverley has mtumednhrough The Sentinel, all those who
to her home in Rowayton, after a via-l ““"ibuw‘ifi: “3'1“": magnum l: a
y - success. a a o a secnr as
it of seleral days with friends at‘ “ms from the company 1' as follows:
New London._ f Bread—~Traccy B. Ambit-r and Ralph
l(‘ampbell.
A daughter was born on Sunday! Waist—~llarvey ACKII‘L
evening, to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bow-i Centerpiece-Robert 6' Mitchell.
man. of Rowsyton avenue. Mother Coffee Perooiator—Belle Crockett.
. » ugarswlierbert Arnold and Oliver
and daughter are doing nicely. mug
_ ‘ Coalellver Clark and lira. William
The building occupied n the Robert ' 3‘00". Jr- .
F. Scam grocery store? in Rowameggsklgf' Chair-Wllhur H- lreland.
. v r.
'0“ ""‘W- '5 ”1"“ “119m“ by "I“ Travellineg Bag-~Chief Powell. First.
laylng of a new shingle roof. “strict, City,
Shoes—Milton Rowland, Thomas
Nessie and Ed. Howell, East Nor-
walk.
Vacuum Cleaner—Clifford Jennings.
Hat ~John Newman.
Fishing Rod—Mrs. Edgar Raymond.
Clock—Joseph R. Taylor.
Door (lift—"Sonny" Dibble.
Library Scarf~.\irs. Sela-yn.
Cigars-«John H. Plunder.
Pipe Edward Tinker.
Door (lift lThursdayl-v‘l-‘lorence L.
‘Moore. '
Door Gift th-lday)——.\iiss Cantonl.
$.—
Wesley G. Wood, the Bluff avenue
contractor, has purchased a Maxwell
runabout through the agency of Luth-
er M. Wright.
Mrs. Herbert Wheeler of “The Hick
cries,“ Tokeheke, entertained her
daughter, Mrs. J. L. Harper of Niag-
ara Falls, and the lntter's husband.
for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. McDougall Hawker
have returned to their home, “Riva
Bella." on Butler's island, after a
flying trip to Paris,‘ which was made
necessary by business interests of
Mr. Hawkes. -
RE MAN
3170 TO RUN JOINT
CHESHIRE. Oct. 25.—-M. Lt Curran.
proprietor of the old Scott place. now
known as the Waverley ion. was ar-
rested last night during a liquor raid
conducted by the state police on the
charges of violation oftltc liquor laws.
A number of friends of Miss Lucile lie was taken beforea Justice's court
and. after pleading guilty, was find
Brenda gathered at her home in the,
‘ , _ $130 and costs. amonntihg to $170.69,
Tokeneke set-lion on Saturday even ‘Wllldl he paid. A large “‘1an of "_
lng, where they tendered 3‘" “ 5““ user was found on the premises. Ser-
prise party in honor of her birthday. gennt Robert L. lbldgemsrl was in
However, Miss Brands proved an ad- charge of the raiding party. .
mlrnhie hostess and furnished royal l _ - n
entertainment. Refreshments were BETHLEHEM sggsus NEW RE"
.. ., .
“"9" ““d ““9“ °' "mm “m i new realm ct. air—Bethlehem
,Steel superseded U. S. Steeland all
§other stocks in speculative interest
‘on the stock market today. rising tor-
. ty points to the new high record of
something missing in theta fair dis 625, in the course of the m“ “31.5
trlct. The something is the glorious, hour's‘tradlng. This exceeos its "a.
. » e ..
old democratic banner, flung to th vinus record by 25 points. ‘
5 COST (”1qu
/
Rowayton people claim that there is
‘ ‘v‘cn in operation.
o-..-
r. ' gm m
.2
.s ’ . .
’were entertained as Sunday dinner
igucsts by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B.
ll‘ancher, of Broad street,
‘A party of ten Bridgeport gentle-
.lnen. as guests of Elnter Hull, of Good
Hill, enjoyed a coon bunt, Saturday
evening, capturing one of the :lpccles.
Miss Ruth WeedJof Norwa'l'tL, and
Miss Helen Budd spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd, of
Proapect sins!- ‘
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Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey
itldncfleld Sunday to attend a family
v-unlon at the home of her nephew,
trthur Thomas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cllfforfi. 'of
Godfrey street, and their guest, Miss
wclit
Monday, in New Haven.
' ‘ moi—I.-
The men members of the Nordcld
improvement Association held a work
'bec" on the Norileld Church grounds,
in the Town Hall. Monday. '
Arthur C. Bradley and Frank C.
l‘itrh were dell-gates from the Nor-
‘rtd Congregational Church attending
he meeting of stir l‘airilsld Associa—
ion. in iii-00km. Centre, Tuesday.
6-
Rev. Charles W. Burt on Monday
accompanied his brother, ,Wamn C.
Burl, who has been his guest for a
Week. to Binghatnton, N. Y., for it few
days’ visit.
Over 8118 was cleared as the result
of the fair. given in the Town Hall.
uy the Norffeld improvement Associn
lien. on the afternoon and evening of
October 20. coo"
The large barn of John P. Fitch. in
.- Upper Parish, «obtaining over!
trty tons of buy and farming tools.
I“ tot‘ally destroycd. Saturday cvcn-
w. by tire. supposed to be of incen‘
Mary origin. and during the. absence
of m- ano'nrs. Fitch, who had early
hat morning left town for a few dnya‘
:vislt with friends in Guilford. The
are, a most spectacular one, attracted
people from miles around. who, with
teams and automobiles, came to the
scene; where many volunteer- firemen.
by valiant but unavaillng efforts. were
working to save the structure. Mr.
and Mrs. Fitch were notified by tele-
phone, and arrived home, Sunday
morning. A this young heifer, which
was the only live stock in the build-
lng, perished in the flames. So many
fires have destroyed Weston buildings
during the- past two years that sus-
picion in many quarters is rapidly be-
coming ‘coni'lclioh mu 1 flrebug has.
to‘
Brown, of New York, spent the day,‘
l
t R. Grcssitle, who has been in Mrs. mother's sphere, its schools. its milk
\‘l'lh dinner. served by ladyn‘embers,’
the Home for the 'l-‘riezldleas in r‘aw -
Tlsl‘ follow“; the ,. 23pm.
‘1‘ be!” m.“ l“. “‘0. ad I so- Fuflll Softkii [mom‘s if: n:i' '6
“it" 3- “07h?“ 0' Norman h“ "“‘ rial little. with ”fresh-eats, was en- (O’llw
turned from a Visit to Brooklyn. 50,14, The Rlllmufly ls confirm-u s
""" " -—~-— rmof «willete.
Ai’tctnas Holster. 5L, cl Long Nt‘kh John 1) t‘rlmtuias of Newton is one “Wu“ ““9" W iii-"“9“ "‘ .
PM!“ this been on the slut 1 hi lt-l' m‘ of the members of the autonal cola. ’ Soazh Kuwait, '9‘” “l "WWW" '
frat dd“. mlttee of about 30 prominent clLlaeBs “"h ”M's Kidney Pm‘ h” 5“ ‘
.-...._. rot-ll that i highly rccommmd lllt ~
My kidneys wcie out of ordir. air :-
actlon being irregular; M) or 1
rolled too. i used lksan'a Kidney 2“ rs
and they soon made me ill-1n ' "
. (Statement giwn June 22, 1911.
A Later Endorsement.
On June 21. 1916, Mr. Pitaer add l:
‘1 still use Dean's Kidney Pills l..-
easienally with as good results all
lt‘l‘fl‘. l have had but very little ll.ti«
Int-y trouble since i gaVe a {moo-r
statement recomlllclltlillg them."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't .~ w
ply ask for kidney remedy
Doalt‘s Kldm)’
Mr. Pitzer has twice publicly recur
mended. Foster-Mllbtnn t‘o, l’lOl*~,
Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
if this country. Catholic, Jewish and
Protestant. which has undertaken the
task of raising $3,000,000 for relief of
the starving people of Armenia, and
-.tuu,080 more for the similarly- af-
flicted people of Syria.
Miss Jtunle Perkins of Mansfield
avenue, is spending a ten weeks will:
.liends at Mt. Kisco.
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Moore of th
Heights. have been entertaining out of-
lown visitors for several days.
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Mrs. J. C. 'Klinefelter has moved to
.Plans to organise a Mothers' Club
were inaugurated last night, when
abbut fifty women of the community
the home of her daughter, Mrs. 0- G. lllrl for that purpose at the Methodist
Palmer, on the Post road. Darien. t'llurch. Ilsa George ll. Noxon, town
, , health officer. read a very interesting,
Mrs. Eugene T. 'Burgesser of Leroy paper on the work which such an or»
avenue has returned from a visit of gulllzatinn might do, which was cram
several days with relatives in Newark. med full of valuable suggestions. Be-
sides the care and training or young
children, which has admittedly been
mothers' work from the beginning of
time, Dr. Noxon went on to tell how
the modern mother is awakening to
it?!
Roy Schmidt. who has been Ilsiting’
at the Methodist parsonage for abou'.
a week has returned to his home in
Boston.
BRITISH CHAMPlON ARRIVE.“-
. realise wh t l' l‘ilalley Simpson, t‘enllu—raz-lznf:
‘ "" _ a new 0“ lrtun ties for (‘lliilillllfm of the Bl‘lllrll Empire. 1» it
i George Thompson, a former em- unsetluness sreopnelng to her. Thc . .
, . our initial, and thereby hangs, l»: is. w.
ployee on \Mlllam Zieglers yacht, has vice and care which children need . ,
Simpson Is a native oi Melboul'zo,
been visiting friends in town for sev-
eral days.
at the adolescent age was dwelt upon
and the relation of mother to be put)-
. _ lic health. The following were some
St. Luke's Women‘s Guild held a of the other lines which Dr. Noxon
:uuccesslu] silver ten and stile of bread. barely sugestcd its time did not per
cake. aprons, and fancy articles, l-‘i'l- hill of his dwelling upon anybf them
day afternoon. at any length: The homemaker's rt“
possibility as the purchasing agent:
the home, aupervisioa.and inspection
of food supplies, child hygiene. pann-
tal care of the child, and eugenics. rounds. ' I
3“". speaker also suggested the! a As Edwards had previously knock-
study of the town was flttingly I ”I out Jimmy Hill, the featherweight.
champion of Australia, and also no!
to sleep Bill Spargo, contender for the
'iitle, Simpson’s victory over Edwards
certainly gave the Melbourne boy the
right to the title.
But there is a fly in the ointment.
Australia. and is making his first Vi‘lt
to America, accompanied by his man.
alter, Mat Duly.
On January 20‘, 1015, Simpson bored
Lew Edwards, featherweight ('llillll-
pion of England} and holder of the
Loosdsle belt. in the Stadium at 8311-
my, and received the referee's deri-
sion at the end of a bout of twenty
l
.l. Barney Brady was fined 3.3 end
costs by Justice Shercr, yesterday
morning. on a charge of hunting pn
Sunday at Newton Heights,
v—‘-
Anson Phelps Btokes's employ as supply. its ice, its fire-fighting fac
'chauffeur at dildgefleld. was visiting llitles, its sanitary condition, its wa-
friends here several days last week. for system its facilities for recreation
. Dnrien's many attractions, said 1“
, Highway Superintendent Robert N. editor are known to us all, but we -
~Greene has had men at work lmprov should use every effort to keep gt Under the rules governing the Brit-
ins Academy street and Sedgn'lck clean and beautiful. Dr. Noun 05W ish championships all battles for ti.
avenue for the past few days. ally commended to the women a ,- llcs must be held under the auspices
« " cent book by P'rot. Irving Fisher “of the National Sporting Club. Under
3"- and 3“"- Cheater Wood 9! 3“" Yale, “How to Live." A copy heilhis arrangement a Lonsdalc belt hokl-
Cwan. went elm mm “mm the said, would be prt‘senied bv him otter may box outside the tumult-noon:
laiter‘a parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. l. the 'Darlcn pr“ “me' .th he ”(1.:th National Sporting Club. receive a.
Loundca 0‘ Hindley 1"" vised the mothers to buy copies for beating and still hold his film it'll)
‘ w, their'own use. At the close of Dr. No. belt. Therefore while Simpson in all
Rural Came" B» H- Raymond 01‘ son's address. officers for the new or- fairness is entitled to the cliainllifiu‘
Saturday “ll" “NM“ ”‘3 ”"9”“ ' nation. were "elected. Mrs. Walter ship. the English nuthoritiea'will-con-
0‘ "'9 Fairfield 00“” Rural 0“” C. Humbert, who has been foreo‘tinue to recognise Edwards till soul
“0"“ Association 0' ““011 he ‘8 W!" most in promoting the project. was time as he is beaten in lhst club or
do!"- ll Ridgefleld. chosen president, and Dr. Noxon as retires.
honorary president. The other officers
Superintendent P. H- 503“” 0' K9“ elected are as follows: Vice~ preal,
....... .— - _._. \
Y‘"‘." "m“ h". m”“',.‘“,“;“,,"f,°,,' dew. n... H- 6‘ om... morons PUT casts lillll'SE I“
""5- E‘ s. “‘3“ '9 ‘8 secretory. Mrs. John Godfrey; nnon.‘ AND 310p CATMH‘f
cattle on exhibition at the national cial secretary, M". Q E Siasonw 7
dairy show which was in progress a:
treasurer, Mrs. Ste hen Hot. A"
Springfield, Mala. last week. p y
committee on by-laWs was also se-é
lected. consisting of Mrs. G. H N010]! l
. ,. y '5‘.
Mrs. J. A. MacCammond and Mrs. at w“ "9" fine m 3 t" “om
Only 25 of the 123 votcrs to be mace
appeared to take electors' oath lam H Raymond. The frequency of meet: Your cold in head or cater-sh \V‘illlba
Friday. Next Friday there will proba- m was discussed and it was “m."ylgmo, Your clogged nostrils um
bly be a larger number, as the. town ' * 'open. The air passages of your head
. decided. for a while. at least. to gene .
omclals will be at their office until 8 n“ mater enthusiasm by frequent: will (-.esr'ond you can MM
p. m.. for the accommodation of rest. ly. ,No more dullness,’ headachezi
no hawking, shuffling. inaccurate,-
dents who are out of town do 'ng busi meet ' to use is every “way"
‘ r: ‘ alter ‘ ‘ _ .
3e” hon". nately in the afternoon and in the: chums or dryness; no struggling ton
blenth at night. ‘
xevening. The Methodist Church was
offered as a meeting place, and it was
therefore decided to pattern“: Mozi- bottle of Ely‘s Cream Balin- Apply a‘
day at .8, when itie expected that the little of tbfs mmt, antiseptic
by-laws will be ready, and work ,be cream in your nostrils, let is pene-
.detlnltely begun. The walls of {Mltrate through evéry air passage of
Mr. and, Mrs. R. H. Weaver ofthe
Post road,‘Noroton, ‘entertaincd alim-
ber of guests oil Thursday ”night at
Mrs. Mary Jayne's restaurant. This
:l'ewest of Darlen's business eaten
prises seems to be meeting with much
appreciation on the part of the
of the town.
"Visiting Nurse Service," and “Work
. ten, inflamed mucous membrane, and,
”‘3'“, with sona- of Health." '
‘ An" “Wrens! comes instantly. ; .
3business was completed, those,“ present, ‘11; is just ,what "every cold and cm
'were invited to go downstairs. wherefmgm m, “an. no“ gang
The Ladies' Missionary Society of . l . .
the Congregational Church is panning‘nm" M” h“ “0“ ""“d' 'mmtmedmp and miserable.
to send a barrel of second-hand cloth- “‘01" “my 'emsmim’ were-‘5
tl _‘ ‘ served, while a piano and‘ mandolin. . .,
lngahor y, as in former yearn. to the rendered as l f selections. p Thetaften—prosrective
9.” i - — l .
Today,. tomorrow—and the may,
tenanta- will "no:
mullctm‘ ~ were Mrs. Arthur Chester the ~ro Let." oils. in The sentinel;
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mint dew suovt
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lawman m .
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mallet“; .
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Pillswlhe same lint. ‘
ru llow'ltoOpeI ”No.3
Winn-ammo ~
Tell your dorsgisfyon‘lwant' a small V‘ '
room bore three attractiveposters, on, :he head; soothe and heal the awol-l ,
merely "read’Lv—thei Will STUDY-«v -
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