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EAST .
NOR WALK
~11] voters of the Third District
Wt mud to politics should sup-
‘fit I. D. Robettson.
7‘ bars. of crushed stone was towed
the Burns and Guns' dock by the
- ‘alk yesterday. The stone is for
city.
"Captain Carl Anderson returned to
ionic on First street after spend-
.“ the post week in Providence, ii.
, ll business.
..,
' met I week of hard work I) A.
‘ kson has finally cotnpletcd the mov-
., of his hll‘rtli ltotn his old grocery.
We to his new building on the cor-
of Fiat street and Scnview inc .
no. This is now fitted out in turs'l
. . shape and many of the latest do!
‘Vloos installed.
_' he Sssqua Campfire Girls hold a
A'lwuorade party at the home of.
4” Muriel Jaues on Cove ave. last
Wing. All of the young folks wore
‘.
My costume and many of them
all. very pretty. About forty were
attendancc at thc party. tlamc.
. ». - "played and a jolly M'enlni-i
Mt. A delicious collation v. :H
i! “any of tho incmlwrs of the Fit .
,. Walk Republican Club liiil'f‘ rta'tlo
' Ito attend tho political rally tn
hold in Darien. on chnesdav.
.mumber 1. Many prominent speak
"fill will be. heard at the rallv and. at»
Rich‘s creek is becoming quite a
”molar place for East Norwnllt fish-
... and each night a large num-
of than journey ‘lherc. and tbev
,llrltt many large size messes
Rowayton Baptist Church. Sunday,
Bflh, 1910 (five-year program
an». morning worship with
_, by the pastor on “The Call of
.5; also Convention." 11:50, the Bible
idiom will meet to study about "Tho
oyagc of Paul"—-Acts 27: 1-38. Ev-
" airy scholar and teacher should be
' Wont. 3:30, the meeting of the Jun-
. _ C. E. Society in the Sunday school
. 6:16, the monthly roll call scr-
“film of the Christian Endeavor Soci-
_. under itha leadership of Miss Mar-
Jarvis. and the subject will be
e Rewards of Religion.” 7:30,
~ g ' its service of praise and worship
dill!!! sermon on “The Challenge of the
~ _ Your Program." Every member
the Baptist constituency should at-
y . at least one of the services on
‘day. Wednesday evening. at 7:45.
mid-week service of the church
this week will be. the monthly
.- at meeting. The annual con-
on of the Fatrfleld County Sun-
School Association will be held.
. the South Norwalk Congregation-
”Church on Monday. Services be-
.ing as. 2 and 7:45. The State ‘Sun-
. School convention opens in Hart-
. on Wednesday.
Waylon Episcopal Church, Sun-
,. October 29th.—-Morning worship
= 30 a. m. Pastor’s sermon sub-
. : “Christ in You. the Hope of
> " Sunday. school at 11:50 a. m.
:leason subject is: "The Voyage"
’ 37: 1438. Classes for all ages
. _ l are welcome. Epworth Long-
" 45 p. m. The topic is: "Am I
53 Gods Call." The leader is
Crockett. Everitug worship at
m; This in it. special service.
hoped that all will help to
a very helpful and layout
. deepened...by the thought- of
. lance here and hemfter..
god mode scours byfoith in the‘
at of. Christ. Thursday; at
In. prayer meeting. Come to
training class.“ 8:00 p. in}.
. a double blaming. many. at
on. Junior League. Thu Jun-
. times-work: Maay'nvomt.
. very good times avalfn um
- if parents and children Will
to with In. Brothdrton and
In this good work. . .
tory to Communion Sunfish? ‘
Ill? 70}: meeting and stay for the '
mint reciting stat-tad 19’4"!!! '
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The teachers of the public schools-
will attend the teachers' convention
u .\"i.walk on Finlay.
Rev. George B. Ogden commenced
'll.) new pastorate in the Norton M.
P. Church last Sunday. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palmer of
Stanford visited with friends in New
Canaan on Tuesday after-noon. .
Nelson Brown. who has been spend-
ing several days at Dobbs Ferry, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Florence Somerville of Glenn
brook spent Sunday with MiSs Edith.
Stevens of Weed street. 1
Warden Wheeler has been tuning a‘
tussle with a bean: cold the past‘
week, and so far the warden has held
his own. .
The first musical evening to be giv-l
en by Miss Child. for tho season of
i916?” will take place it the Town
Hall, Nov. 24. .
lsrael Wood, who suffered a scvt‘re
illness last week. is able to walk alnu‘
the yard of his home on Railroad avP-l
nue.
Miss lda Davidson of Stamford was
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George it. Brown, Richmond Hill,
Sunday.
Attorney (lcorge Skecnc of the law
firm of Tal‘lor & Skccne. Stamford.
.was in town on Tuesday. attending to
lcpal matters.
.lamcs ll. (‘oms'ock of Milford
came to New (‘anaam Sunday, and
called on a few of his friends.
Harold Cook. who has been employ-
rd as chauffeur for the Weed & Dur-
yt-a (70.. resigned his position last
week.
(‘harles V. Falls and family have
rcturnod to New York for the win-
ter. after spending the summer in
New Canaan.
Mrs. Mansfield Toms upturned to
lwr home in Stamford. Sunday. after
cnioying a protracted visit with' be?
dumnter. Mrs. George 1‘ "mill. of
Richmond Hlll.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Karl have m
turned from their wedding tour to the
Berkshires and are now residing in
thoir newly tarnished home on Rich.
mond Hill road.
Mrs. William E. llond. her [laugh-
ter and RM. and Mrs. Bertrand Stov-
ens returned to New York. this week.
after enjoying the summer at thclr
home on Oenoko avenue.
The Republican rally will take place
in t.ho,Town linll tonight‘ld. J. Hill
of Norwalk. nominee' for (‘onxresw
mun: Charles Ill. Williamson of Darl-
en. nominee for Senator of this dis-
trict. and Gtztzon norglum of Siam
ford will speak.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Weeks, who
occupied their summer residence on
Oenoke avenue for the past summer.
have returned to the city for the win-
ter. after a pleasant season here.
Mrs. David Lockwood went with
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Davis. in their
automobile. in the latter's home on
the Silvcrmine road ,Tuesday ending.
to make a visit of three'or four days.
Rev. Henry «H. Guemsy of Siam-
ford is to supply the Congregational
Church pulpit during the absence of
Dr. Hoyt. who is having Several
weeks‘ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Starr
ley P. Mead are occupying the Con-
grosational parwnaac‘ while Dr. ’Iloyl
is absent from town. i
The Epworth Magus of the Metho-
dist Church vvill' have its belated pic-
pic, with jiiney service, in the. social
rooms of the church this evening. bo-
gnnlng at 5:30. Picnic lutfiiherwill
be on sale. At 8 p. in. there will be
an entertainment. including a sun-
bonnet drill. games attdotllor attrac-
tions. ‘
x
no um church is topmost-
od by delegates at the Ipwortk
beam convention 1! New York dil-
trict, to be bold in Stamford today.
and will be at the Fairfleld Count!
Sunday-school convention. in the Con-
gregational Church, South Nor-walk,
Monday, Oct. 30. and in the Connec-
necticut State Sunday‘acbool oun-
veution in Hartford. Nov. 1 to 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hall took
Rev. J. Howard Hoyt. D. 1).. and Mrs.
Hoyt to Stamford, Tuesday morning ‘
They boarded the train for New York.
Dr. Edwin S. Bennett met Dr. and
Mrs. Hoyt at the Grand Central sta-
tion. and from there went to Atlantic
City. where Mrs. Hoyt was placed in
a sanitarlum for treatment. Dr. Hoxt
is taking a several weeks' vocation.
"DARIEN ’
EN
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OROTON '
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w. F‘ Webb of Gardner street, No-
rmon, has remnvcd in Mystic.
Mrs. F. Coykcndall has clOsed hcr
Tokeneke place and returned to the
city.
Stanley Mead of lltblc street. (.‘ns
cob. was a .isitor in Noroton 'zind lla-
ricn. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Williams lint“.-
returned to New York. after spend-
ing thc summer at Tokcnelte.
F. Farlcy of Noroton, who spent
his vacation with relatives there. is
now back at his work in lira-(ton.
i‘. P. _Whlte of (liehorook has pur
chased land at the Heights. upor
which he expects to crecl I dwell
ing.
Miss lsnbello Hastings has returncnl
to her city lmmc. after spending the
rummcr at her Tokencke cottage.
Miss Louise Krcu'olf has returned
to New York. after spending a week
at “The. Hickorles." with Dr. and Mrs.
Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. T‘ctc) Quinton] have
closed their place on Nash’s island
and ruturucd to their city home for
the winter.
Mrs, ‘ Harry \’. Snead returned
Thursday from a trip to Flushing. l..
l.. and '0 Manhattan. and is at her
home In Noroton.
Mrs. Lewis \l'r-ltun of Philadelphia
has n-‘ui-ncd in lwr home. after Mr
ins spout thc summer at Noroton
licichta with friends.
Tho Younz People's Society of the
Presbyterian (‘hurrh will hold its no-
nunl harvest supper in im- chapel
this owning. from '1 to 8.
Tho (‘harlcs (I. Town hunnniow on
it“ Old King‘s lllrhr-sy is tic-ma
painted. This is on.- of the prcttlnql
small bungalows in this part of No—
roton.
William Loader. tormcrly of Non.
(ml. who has bot-u «‘mltloyw'i rln‘vnv:
'hc summer by E, ilopo Norton. at
Tokcnckc. lcft for New York
wlicrc he will l:-- muplowd.
Many of tho stunmcr rrs’lents of
(‘ollchdcr’s Point pro still them. 'nnti
n_ largo umrhcr of them will remain
at tbcir summcr homes until Thanks-
:lving. This In also 'he case at Dolls
Haven and Tokencke Park.
A lnruc numhcr of lutllcs worn plry-
era on the. Wee Burn Golf links
Thursdav afternoon. A large unm-
b°r of the. members cf this club and
their friends seem to bc taking hti\'an~
(age of the. fine weatlicr. and spend
most of the day on the links.
Palm‘fir Print. No. ill. 04' women.
has adopted resolutions favoring an
appropriation by next. year’s General
:‘tls
Assembly‘for‘lhe purpose of erecting 1“ ”med "0 lh“ public and ”‘0 “ho” Foley Kidney Pills, for
a monument to the veterans of the
State, in the Soldlet's' Home Game-
tery on the Post road at Noroton.
ears ‘
...._.. m- ..
F.3-
Jen have been dealing for all.“ a
you. to Bridgeport. These mail!
rpiles arc to be used in launching sob-
msrines by the hike Torpedo Best
Company of that city.
The Indics' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will hold a this
lowe'on supper next Tuesday even-
ing. at the church. There will be
plenty to eat. and a good time for the
young people will follow.
This is the last day for making}
voters for the November election. The
seleclmen, town clerk and registrar
will be in session at the Town Hall
from 9 a. in. [to 8 p. m., for that pur-
pose. and evcry man whose name is
on the list to be made should not fail
to take the elector‘s oath before I
tonight.
1 Mr. and Mrs. \‘l‘h'. lng. who rented
' """"‘""’W {the Flyod W. Triggs borne on thc
£0141 King‘s Highway at Norman. last
‘summer. are now in their new house.
:wbich they bcuz‘nt in Tokeneke Park
“a few weeks ago, Mr. Whiting is the
:edllor of Ainslee’s Magazine. Mr. and
ers. Triggs and their family are
lilllfllll sc‘tléd in their new home offal“
for the fall.
~ .ll‘ll'l l) t'rimlnlnl' collection of
.hocks. maps. plans and views rf‘luil“u
to New York Site and city are on
exhibition at the Andorson Galleries.
Madison svcnuc and 40th street. New
York. prior to tlm public sale on Nov
to. The collcctiun includes a con.
pictc set of New York directorit-s
from tip! to mu. Mr. (‘rimmins and
his family are sill all their summer
astute on (‘ollcndcr's l’oint.
James (Tend. who has been stable-
wan and chauffeur at Fitch's Home tor
thoSoidiers for the last eight years.
expected some weeks ago to haw thn
Home. to go to housekeeping with his
wife. itt Stamford. As he. was unnbb-
to find a satisfactory rent, he rccnllvd
his rcslnnution. and is still in ilu‘ scr
vice of the Home.
The porch in front of Andrew Tay-
lor's block was removed a few days
ago. and several loads of growl huvc
Lccn deposited on the sidewalk there.
raising the grade considerably. A.
soon as this material has settled suf-
'lf‘f‘l‘llly, it is planned to lay a cement
sidewalk on top of the gravel. This
is a fine example for other property
owners to follow. for one thing wnlch
Darieu needs. especially in the winter
and when the spring thaws come, is
good solid sidewalk.
An automobile
Kerr of Sprlnadale collided wilh n
horsc and wagon driven by Max Rod
die of l‘aric'i. la‘t evening a. lit-(lion)
and Spring street. Stamford. 'l‘bc
lictitl'o whit-lo was damaged bad'v
and Mr. Reddlc was thrown out. to
was hurt in the back and in the leg.
None of the occupants of tho automo.
bile was injured. Mr. Reddie was tak-
en home in the police department’s
ambulance.
Highway Superintendent Robert N.
Greene has discovered an old statute,
little regarded nowadays, which per-
mits taxpayers to furnish labor equiv-
alent to the amount of their taxes.
for highway work. Mr. Greene states
that any taxpayer in town who mnv
wish to avail himself of this privi-
info may bnvc the opportunity of "do
in. so if he will state in writing What
kind of labor he wishes to perform.
and when that service will be availa-
ble. '
Residents of Mansfield avenue arc
rejoicing because the cement mixer?
finished its work on that thorough-l
fare on Monday. uniting the two sec-3
tions, the. last constructed, from S. W.
Cooper‘s house northward, with that
first completed. from the New Canaan;
lln’i suoth. at Mrs. Auclvincloss‘s cor~i
her. in about ton days. after the CEIII‘!
out has own scanned. the iowuflj
latest and finest permanent road will:
cut from the Post road through New
will be available. .
Hereafter the postoffice will not open
“trim scorn scum; muffiz‘mfluu
, , .
operated by Earl‘
office force this in naming shell
The change is msr' .ossibdc muse,
the eastbound on... formerly closiu'
at 5:50 a. m.. has been taken off. For.
some time this mail has nveruod six'
letters daily, and it will therefore be
no great iwvenience to have. it dis‘
continued. The last eastbound mail
will hereafter close at 6 p. m, and
the first one in the morning will b" at in man cases by Turks who cannotlmd feels that aims: the ('iiitettr .
9:50. _
The Hartford t‘oursnt yesterday 13-.
nounced that one of the features of
next Sunday’s issue would be an ar»
ticle, almost a page in length, en~
titled "How One Town Did It," which
relates new Darien created the .t’fif‘e
of Highway Superintendent, and how
the new roads of this town have been'
oonstruetod,.and the old ones main;
island. under the direction of Superin-
tendent Robert N. Greene. The arti-
cle is to be. illustrated with savers”. ‘
photographs of old and new Darien
roads, and will doubtless bring our
town into the. limelight as an example
for other communities to pattern after
in the solution of road problems.
Mr. and Mn. Andrew (‘at‘nrgie will
be among the “new comers" at the
Metropolitan Opera-house- when the.
grand opera season opens Monday
night. Nov. l3. they having taken box
No. 34 for certain performanws. Tho
t‘arttegiv3s are Hilltillfl a number of
New York families who have dt‘l’ill'
tan'c daughters. UlliPI‘ debutantes
are Miss Evelyn \‘l'. ['1‘ all“. MISS
\lnl‘iiiliil‘t‘l Van ll. Mason. Miss ilcl-
en James. Miss Pauline lllsslrm. Mi I!
Ksthcrinu (‘urnnOck Blndm‘tt and
Miss Flora Payne Whitney. Thu t'nr.
ltegies are still at Ilrltk House on
(‘nllcnder's Point. and arc often smut
mttomobilinz during
full days on the Boston Post road and
other roads around this sortion.
Last Wednesday. in South Norwalk,
papers in s 850.000 alienation action
begun bv Mrs. t‘liarlcs it. it‘rluell.
their dauphier-tn-law. have bet-n
t-‘crvt'd on Mr. and Mrs. Frank M.
Henderson. who are prominent in
Norwalk. Mrs. Frizscll. who lives in
Chicago. formerly was Miss; Elizabeth
liolvrts of Nashville. and was mar-
rlml to Mr. rhino", how a member of
tlw firm of Henderson & Hrvln of
\‘orwaik. at Nashville. on July 2. lfilft.
\lr Frizzcll is a son of Mrs. llf’ndt-l‘r
mu. Tho complainant all-ages that
the defendants. “jointly and severally.
noticed. induced and pcrsusded the
husband. (‘harlea R. li‘rtncll, and. by
promises of large sums of money and
rcmunerativo employment. and bo-
cause of the wnlth cnabllng them to
win him away from her."
The Women‘s Christian Tcmpcrsncs‘
I'nion held the first of a series of
quarterly open meetings Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E.
illchter. on Mansfield avenue. A
much larger number of women were
present than usually attend the onion
mornings. Rev. 0. E. Richter conduct-
ed devotions. after which business
was discussed. When this was over.
Rev. Samuel C. Johnson. pastor of the
Methodist church. delivered an in
formal addresato the women. discuss-
ing ways in which the latter could
help the progress of the "dfy" move-
ment in ()7th town. Mrs. Albert Owen
rendered some gospel songs. and light
rcfreshmcnis were scrvcti before ad»
journment. It was decided to meet
hereafter 0; the last Tuesday of each
month. instead of Wednesday. as have
toforo. “
CUT THIS OUT W is WORTH
MONEY. .
DONT M338 THIS. Cut out. this slinl
enclose with 50 and mail it to Foley if
Co. Chicago. ill. writing your nounsi
and address clearly. You will receive.
in return a trial package containing?
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for
bronchial coughs. colds and mom)?
lame back,
weak kidneys. rheumatism, bladder
troubles. and Foley Csthartlc Tablets,
t
th‘sc beautiful .
.statiohs, theatres and stores will be
' \‘ichpd
'these ,hgéduuarters the
la:
lcolored dresses. bringing with them
i
lilPlMS 8mm
ill lllllili Willillillllil‘
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and caves, being supplied with foodl
(Continued from First Page.)
reconcile themselves to a Holy War,‘
which is carried on in cooperatitm
with f‘bristian allies. They say “This,i
cannot be. a Holy War." and they feel.
free to give food when they can to.
vomiting nonviilohamtncdaus. Thesc‘
Turks. and there are many ofrrhemfi
do not cease to curse the German ill-Z
liance. ;
With gloat soleninlty .tbey praise-f
A'tuericnn benevolence, wondering at‘
the rapid advance in the Krt‘ttllvil off
virtues of a people who. according to;
.hvi - understanding, only two hundred
5 ago were roaming the formts of
.irveiica as naked savages |
American benevolence is at present]
wwuink lens of thousands of perso;
tutcd Armenians from sta'i‘uilon and"
(liscRSc through the American commit ‘
toe t‘nt Armenian and Syrian Relish]
with "caviouartcrs at 70 Fifth Ave].
New York, .
.
It Proclamation. i
‘i'lnii'ill‘, l ltm’t‘ n-cciv.d from tho
it "- hf ‘l‘t- "nit-ti Status 3 rcsolll-
lion. passed July 7 (calendar day,
July iii). reading as follows:
”‘i hereus Etc. E
“Resolved. That. apprct-iating llir‘,’
suf'v'ipvs of tbo erian pcople. It is‘
suuaestcd that the President of the‘
l'rnotl States set aside a day upon
“'llltll a dlt'cct appeal to the sympa,
of all American ciziucns shall be
invade and an opportunity shall be
when for our fruiillc spirited ponplo to
wmfiibllll‘ to a much-needed fund for
relief of tlw Syrian people ”
And thrcna, A rcsolution
«ml in the. t‘tilltl‘twd of tho
' v
“3‘
States, on July ill. 1916. remind as
follows:
“Whereas. Bic."
"licrolved, liv the Senate (the
Hoar pf Hoprt‘nvnt:ttlvcs concurring).
that. in view of tho- l"lFi ry. wretcbcd-
"ms and hardships which those peo-
uiv are sufforlnu. tho President of tho
i'nitcd State-s be respectfully asked to
designate a day on which the citizens
of this country may give cxprcsslon
1n thcir s3 mpsiliy by contributing
funds now boinz raised for tho relief
of the Armenians in the bolliscrcnt,
t-ouutrics." .
And Whereas, I feel confident that
lllt‘ pcnplc of the l'nltod States. will
be moved to aid thest- peoples stricken
by war. [amino and disease; '7
Iva. 'l‘horoforc. l .Woodrow \\ ll .
«on. President of the United States, in
compliance with the said suggestion,
of the Senate. and the said request of.
the Congress the-roof. do appoint and'
proclaim Saturday. October 21. an ,
Sunday. October 22. 1916. as joint days!
upon which tho people of the linitcd7
l‘f‘" ”film such contributions
as they find disposctl, for thc aid of.
ti"- stricken Syrian and Armenian.
peoples.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto.
set my hand and cutlueil the seat of.
'l‘ "Mimi gto‘cv to bu ufllxml. ‘
Done at the City of Washington thisé
thutv-tiv-st day of Annual. in the year.
of our Lord. one thousand nine hun‘t
'trctl end slrtccn. and of the Independ.‘
"we of the l'nited States, the one
hundred and forty-first.
WOODROW WILSON.
lly the President:
ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary of State.
Today and Sunday special opportu-
' "ii it» cit-en tothc people of Nor-t
walk to contribute to Armenian and
Syrian Rolinf, Tlirouzh up; assist.
ance of former Ambassador Morgen-
thou. the chv Department is trans-
riittiuc- a ahipload of supplies by Gov-
ernment collier to Beirut. Syria, it t.-
for the stocking of this vessel that the
present optical is. made. The rpilmnd
i
t
. "fl yr. ,
also on Sunday. through the churches.
to give to this cause.
The headquarters in South Norwalk
will be at Mrs. J. Milton Coburn's, 55
South Main street; for Norwalk. Mrs.
Walter Hitchcock. 9 West avenue. and
for East ~Norwalk, Miss Marion
L’l-Iommedieu. 20 Rowan street. At
young girth.
whom-e to be in costume and carry‘
tthe collection boxes. are asked to rel
port. from 9 to 12 in the morning,‘or
from 1:30 to 3:20 in the afternoon.
{There will be special need for collec-V
wholesome-find thoroughly “main“: ion! at the theatres. from 1245 to.
t'iohn 'Ii. Altman recently draw some until 6. a. m.. three-quarters of an cathartic fin- constipation biliousnsls.
extra large tree trunks from, the Car hour later than has been the custom. .headachs ind sluggisne bowels. -
nail property on West avenue. which The public will not begrudge the post-' aoid mm“
tourism.
2:30, and in the evening from 7 to
30. Girls are asked to wear may
a warm sweater and any icy or fancy
BI.
'sprrlmcns of thc canine Tflf't‘.
ll»: essential to success, bttt it is
PAGE FOUR
scarf or shawl which can be and #4
an Oivrdt‘apvn‘. The hair should the
porn in tun braids Bonn. literal ms
and ribbon bands with the wontv,
"Armenian and Syrian Rt lirt.‘ will in
pupplied to earn girl at ti... bosom...“
tors. The S'i)Tl-R’\\lll hale wintlwtv
cards and collection boxes, the law.-
remaining in pitch non nor-k.
The Community Hub reabus '3."
necessity for continued mntriyutim-a
t2-
Norwalk have read ‘vnw of lie I i.«.
attire which will bu supplied. Inity'
will be impelled to give more mum.
A letter of information will in 1;
out early next melt. and all who (i. v
give, even in llm has! ant-aux: -i
asked to do ht),
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2.1m; Katherine A. Sturpes m .I— u.
in}; Mrs. D S. if Lambert,
in... Carl on. elltvrlaincd on.“
trom Nomalk on Friday.
The Whist L‘luh will meet 'i‘u. ml 3.,
Oct. 3lst. with Mrs. thatlos Whitlt- ..
’l‘hc woods are resoundlnu v.1.l. “:
”1.0” of firearms. it being the own
U
'rt'iiSOIl for various kinds of gar...
hits. A_ l.. lit-njalllilt ltil> bro i 3-
lll‘ittlliillil Mrs. Allie lienjain-i t-r-tl
children, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Prank \\'e~‘lt.ll has l'rlili! «1
iron. a visit ultb Mrs tleoxr‘ tint»,
in Hartford.
Mrs; litiuattl i‘ltirln-sttr and Li H.
,.
son, who haw bcet. spending tho ~.
mcr \vlth t'clatlvvs in town, in... w
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its u.~usl monthly tn-‘ettuu. Friday
tetnoon .‘dt :lic home of ti... prwid. :..
‘.\ll'r~. lirnrst Sillt‘iu'k.
S'H‘liil front “‘ilto nattrndwd ttr.
pcrtorltluncc of the "iron “lion... '1
ill the nunius at :he livgr‘nt. oi \ln .-
day afternoon.
A number of collie puppies an
inhibition at \l‘umlu‘tirth i-‘ai'xt.
.il‘ul-t‘l'i)’ of S, W. t‘lf‘ll'lll, win an». 1‘.
liko- to tintl good homes for thus-l tum '
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MOTORPVCLISTS iNJURED.
lllllittlEPtlll'i‘. (M, 28, nun...
Marciano and Jnscph Dickinson, io-
lured in Newtown _\:\.<tcrday, when a
motorcycle on which they were riti-
lng uith a sitlc car attached, crsslltti
into a stone will. remain in estrsmm
ly critical condition at St. Vincent's
Hospital today.
"ti-
possible to have good bEttltlt without
good teeth.
The food must eutvr the slouiat‘.
properly masticatcd. or the organs . 1‘
digestion unaot do their work propc r
t_v. and it is a forcgon'e Fthlusion that
:‘tlfltl health cannot exist without pm l
digestion.
Ycara of scientific research how
been spent in an endeavor to be!“ t‘
the conditions of living. more tum
and study is given evory year to thr-
csre of the teeth, and more failures in
life am now traced directly to but!
l'cotl. than cver before.
Do your teeth need attention?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
s 80. Main 8%.. So. Norwalk. Com.
Iundavs by Inppointmant only.
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dour-til mJo 5 o. m: Iton
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Fire. Life. Accident. Plate Glass.
Workman’s Compt-nsatlon. Liabil-
ity. Marine and Automobile.
Surety-Bonds.
ITEAMSHIP- TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J.M.‘layton&Co.,lnc
Root'lotate and lnsuranco.
5 Railroad Ave.. So. Nomlk
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