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A. special district meeting will be
“laid inthe Martin scboi this even-
m.
IPlans for the boat races at the East
Box-walk Yacht Club are being com-
plated.
Michael Ross, of Norwaik, made ap-
plication to join the army at the East
Side recruiting station today.
The Ladies‘ Aid 5011111 of the East
avenue 111 1'3. c'11u11'h will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the church. |
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‘Mr. and 7111's. 1.. A. (’ardillt'l and
Mr. and Mrs. 118.1111 Dixon will Slal'l.
mt June 30111, for 1111101101415
cruise in Mr. (lardiuer‘s boat the
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Second Point is qu91 as popular 1151
' war as a bathing beach for 111111111111
.111 this district. Each 111). hund 1111.1 1:0,
mining there lit-(111151) of 11'11'111111
Milities.
'fl‘he Sasqila (‘uiupiirci “1'51 111 ‘11 a
meeting 111st 110111111: at the 11111110 (11'
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met, and votcd to hold 11 {1111111111 111»
“shear future. .
moved to Roton Point Watchday \11101‘01I
they enjoyed an outing T11-1c \1'01et
‘ flout twentyfive 111 the patty and a
jolly time was in order.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Wilson en-
tertained the 'lllt‘mhi‘i‘fi of the Official
Md of 1110 East avenue 31.15.11h111'1'11
- lint) evening at theiI 11111110 on Rowan
met. There were about tortv people
mum in 1111. Musical selections 11'PrP
in order and a dainty collation was
med.
lAmong the East Siders who attend-
In! the Brotm-Kunz fight in New 1111-
wm last night are: ”Yellow" Brown.
Thomas and Dudley Raymond, Georg"
Nash, Charles Keeler, C. Morrison, Ho-
ward Richardson, Charles and Ed
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WHEN YOU WAKE ‘ 1
UP DRINK 111133
01 HOT WATER
‘- Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food' into stomach.
I831!- Inolde-bathlng makes any—
I_ one look and feel clean,
“ ,1 West and refreshed.
Wash yourself on the inside before
hmakfast like you do on the outside.
, This is vastly more important because
' file skin pores do not absorb impuri-
"11118 -‘mto the blood, causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
liken intoIthe stomach, nearly an
mince of waste material must be
carried out of the body. If this waste
amaterial is not eliminated day by day
it quickly ferments and generates
.mlsOnsgases and toxins which are
‘ansorbed‘or sucked into the blood
stream ,throngh. the lymph dacts
Web should suck only nourishment
I sustain the body.
A splendid health measures is to
M1111. before breakfast each day, a
flush of real hot water with a 1911'
Inconful» of limestone phosphate» in’ it,
which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach. liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening
«and freshening the entire alimentary
anal before putting more food into
flue stomach.
’ A quarter pound of limestone phos-
.-Ifliate costs but very little at the drug
more but is sufficient to make anyone
enthusiast on inside- batlfing. Men
Ind woman who are-accustomed Ito
wake up with 11 dull, aching head or
line timed tongue, hid taste, 111181?
hath, sallow- complexion, others who
.A party of East Side youngsters iour CHM“ to carry
DARIEN
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IBird,’ by Julia Greene; remarks by the
'superintendent, Mr. Burgesser; volfer-
ing; address by Rev. H. H. Guernsey;
lsong by the school.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1911
‘America. the lowing an automobile going
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June 26 is the time set for re- 00
ceiving bids for an issue of 335.0110 .9
bonds by the town of Harlem, Conn. ..
Drfllohn Godfrey has returned, with 09
his young .1011 Billy, from a few days' :
vacation with relatives in Ohio. .
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Miss Jennie ll'ugdale has been up
pointed poatmaster at Noroton, in
place of Charles Bennett, who recent-
ly resigned.
Lieut. Herbert Wheeler of the Dar-
1011 Home Guard has been temporarily
chosen captain of 11.10 Xot‘otou com
pauy. 11 is hoped that the arrangement
may later be mad-1 pci'umnent.
The supply of rifles from the State
11011) receixed for the Darieu Home
Guard lust 11cek,and used bv the tucnI
for the fiiSt time at F1id11y night 51
drill 11 is 11111911th that their uniforms?’
11111 ht r911d1'h‘1 111 a 1’0‘11111 of Juiv. i
A l'uited States flag is to be pro-1’
50111111 10 the \111 1111111 Home Guard 111:.
the 110211'111111r1.’1‘h0 presentation 11111»...
he made at the .\'o1'oton Heitrhts fire“.
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toilet-10d now.
'Robmt Gourlcy 01’ Hillside avenue
Noroton,. atlstiid Judge. Young yester-I»
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(‘.ouit that 110 did not shoot Fiank
llaxcns' s dog on June it}, until the d11;,'
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111 111111 a pistol because 11: is 111 tth
11211111 111 12'111'1'111g sums of 11101111 111-
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\011 railroad. Judge Young imposed 111
fine of $1 and suspended execution of
the senttnce. tlourley took out 11 ii
a revolver.
Phelps Stokes, .112, of
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Mrs. Anson
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biidgc for the summer
The. ‘1 Stamford 111111 of the 111011
(‘ross will hold 11 candy and cake salt-
at its rooms in the Noxon block, next,
Friday, front 9. to 71:30 p. 111.
Tht many friends of Miss Jennie
Dugdalo have, been congratulating 1101'
since they heard that she 111111110011 '11)-
pointed postmistrcss at .\'oroton, to
succee Charles Bennett, 11110 1'1"]
signed.
Mrs. James llirchard of the You
road, 111111 her daughter, Mrs. Stephen
Hoyt, and Miss Theresa Iloyt, attend—
ed the funeral of James A. 18111311110111
of New Canaan, Mrs. Birchurd's broth-
or. on Thursday. ,
The wedding of Miss Florence May
'lt‘iucb, daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. N1»
than 'S. Finch of the Post road, to Hon
man Thoclc, formerly of this towr.
now of Brooklyn. son of Mr. and Mn I
Christian Thoele ofIthe Post road, 00
curred at. 4:30 Sunday afternoon .111
the bride's home. Dr. Herbert, S.
Brown officiating. After the cere-
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the lawn in the rear of the Fine! 3.
home, which was enclosed with muslin
for the occasion, and later the young :3.
people left for a bridal tour, after 3
which they will make their home 11' .31.
Brooklyn. Miss Much has been our ”
ployed for some time in the R. S; G. 0.9
corset plant in South Norwalk. and 000'
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her associates presented her with 11
cut glass water set. The previous
Wednesdays number of her young
friends gave her 11 shower. Mrs. Chcs
ter Wood of New Canaan being 111
charge of the affair. A number of
beautiful and valuable,wedding gifts
were received and many out-014111111
guests were present at the wedding.
Children's Day exercises were held
Sunday morning in the Noroton Pres
byterian church, under the direction
of Eugene T. Burgesser, superintend-
ent of the Sunday school, with the co-
operation of Rev. H. H. Guernsey, act-
ing pastor of the church, and 111111111111
F. Shelton, Jr.. the organist. Every
number on the program was appre-
ciated by a large company of ,1'elatives
and friends of the little floks. The
floral decorations were \as usual,
charming, for this quiet little village
church, with its sturdy brick walls,
lends itself admirably to every donors-I.
tzive scheme. The progarm rendered .
was as follows: Organ prelude; pro-
cessional by school, “Tis Children's.
13831;" Prayer by Rev. E. H Guernsey,
Lord;’ responsive reading of. the 23d.
Psalm; baptism of children; song by a
class oligirls, "Bring Roses Fain”
tfre’cltation', “‘Welcome,’.’ by William
Boudoir. ._recltat‘lon, “The Flowers"
Dresses," by MInrjorie Gort;recit11-
tion, “lay," by 1'“?ng song, . _
school, “The ‘; dIhI {19,111 'Briglft‘ "Sun-o 9‘
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and shcfiis far short; of her quota.
forty are, eligible. Service is for the period of, the war, but not over
five years. Nolbranch of active serVice offerS“ more desirable condi-
Hurts. The soldiers of 1111-: first army will furnish a large portion of
the officers of the armies to he raised later. Men in the Regular
Army will have
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The Regular Army MUST be filled up. The President has asked it,
the country’s safety demands it. The honor of Connecticut is at stake
ions, also mourned upon motor‘cyélek— the drains under the bridge, there are compound tracture of 1110 right leg the
T. H. Brown and W. L. Darling; both pools of water, several inches deep,
of Bridgeport——-was hound east. {91- under the bridge at both sides, and
bone protruding through the flesh. He
was conveyed to the allied“ of Dr
in the the deeper one is on the north side.;Ge01ge H. Norton, who dressed the in.
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All able-bodied single men who are eighteen years old and not over
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nil-1'19» i “{- Mug, 140‘»er by vets-.1 0317' red .ude . . it'ttrkei west to the bridge, and Con- Yonkers people, westbound, in trying from the Stamford hospital. l'pon its
_ "F— ‘11011 "A Little IT0~' Ib. \: ”I I . bus-mug Dfflmg OII Wi-Hport, Ifld- stable George Dance, who was direct- to avoid this 1.001, swung towards the arrival, Deering stated that he would
Mrs. 3”}er 1 3-,. K.r Betis Place l-Greene rec-it: u . ,\' .II amen mg a motor-cycle when crashcd into mg the traffic there, on the rightltaud center of the road. although not going ['aihpr g0 to 1p;- 1st-jlt;;1-port hospital or
and III” mmIIIIII' I‘I‘III‘ 192111115151; 4 “I“ 11311.19” by Carodr 0311 iflIIIIII “Imm and III; ”11”” M“ ‘fi“"‘<1‘-‘!Z'. at 1.2 11.111, side, according to several spectators, ovcr the center, it is thought inst as to his home. it iimsible. 1111111111 11111'ht
. weeks in Vixgiuia. 38(«11001ConsiaIrf1yIltIE1I'1~sIIIIEIIIIIIIe was the 111st 1-11'11 of tie season at Detriug turned out to the left to pass Dcering's_1notorcycle shot 0111, taking 110 nearer his Wife. 1115 companimia
CfTY MARKET 51km. ‘Il’m Pretty SmQuIIIIIth 3:21;: €flIII1I'ShmIII: (15111990113 spilt. thet Post the automobile ahead, “bile under the more than the center, and crashed into therefore procured an automobih at,
IRuscoe; TeCIlaIion "A IGi l .oI .. mI‘I.dIIISI outta the railroad brulge. Because of the recent heavytbe Yonkers car. The front of his ma- Butler‘s garage, and took him to
I ' I and a bridge- ”wring: ““11 t“0 compan- rams, and the imperfect condition of chine was smashed, and he suffered aIlliidgep01t.Beliving that the run.
ties in the automobile were not 111
blame, no attempt has made by Con.
stable Dance or Constable Greene _tu
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NOTE :'—If 'you' are too old to 20,110 the next
best thing by taking your son or anothcreligi-
Isle-man tothe‘ recruiting: station: and? state him;
toward hunmnity’s army: Givens least "an hour
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