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‘gbeiug made. here, as elsewhere
inbrougbout the state 10 suppress any
tendency toward garden thieving. The
State Council of Defense has issued
11 poster offering 11 reward of $100 for
conviction of the new law regarding
stealing garden truck. which the
sent-linen have posted upon the town
i. sign post The council also addressed
is lette er to the various justices
throughout the state having jurisdic’
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1 1115 visited ela 11es n Danbur
1:51”; r t i y Snead has announced in a circular
__ Iposted in 1arious sections of the town.
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Fromm:
AND
NORO TON
\irs Eben Scribner of the 111 1gth '111111 if any persons are found guilty be—
has returned froth a visit to her broth- ”0“ him 0f 1iolating ”“5 law the)
er in l'o'nkeis will 1'11ce1'1e the 11111111110111 penalty al-
“owed by the statute.
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George You llelmolt and family of‘
West avenue recently enjoyed a'visit
with relatives at \\'oodhaven, L. 1.
Bids for the issue of $75,000 of
lschool bonds, to pro1ide the funds for
the erection of the town“ 3 new school
Dr. Gilbert T. Smith of the medicaljhouses, wert opened Tuesday, and the
staffaof Fitch's Home for the Soldiermlentire issue was allottd to Harris.
has returned from a vacation trip loIF‘orbes, & Co, New York bankers, who
ICanada. ioi‘l‘ered a p11 111311111 oi $30 1111 the entire
. ——-————- Ilot There 1111s but one other bidder,
York city,: Mr and .\ll'.§ .l. W. 21111111111 of High- the 111:1111 Bank and Trust company of
, land avenue cnte1taincd as Sundav Datie11,11hich bid par for $15,000
M11515 Mr and .\irs “.11lunnthntlt worth of lllt bonds it is considered
1.1 New ltochtlle, N. Y. very satisfattory that :1 premium was
-~- ,olitaint'd 011 the bonds. though but a
Mrs 11 .“flrosn has becsn mending small one, 11'11 money is not 111111111 as
a ten d111s in Pro1idence,lt i.
vvwn vvvvvvvvvvvv
A large number of children were in
Blaming today 110° Second Point.
. Mr. éSimmons of New
ispent yesterday in East Norwalk.
Jesse Jones and Fred Larson en-
joyed a day's iishing yesterday. They
--a:augl1t a large number of blackfisb.
I .5. visit easily obtained now as prior to the
Miss Albino Cody,
formerly of East in; at the home of 1111' son, l’rol‘. Theo ‘wnr Betause of 111.: t'hanved condi-
'_ ”Nornalk. now of Meriden, Conn... ‘1‘“? ”"0““: ML“- 01 “WW" iflll‘W 'Itions of the money market since “1‘.
slty. ilOWflS highway bonds were issued,
“spent yesterday in the Third District.
f __._._.. 1 ill“) will8 880. the school bonds also
. The Boy Scouts, Troop 11"“ng “-111 Thomas Pcarlin, one of the men (ml-bear .4111: per cent interest, “de of 4
it"xneet in Marvin school Friday evening ployed “bin“ ”1“ Ziegler place, is h‘m‘fipt’l‘ Cltlll 011 ”11' highway bonds. The
W“ hold drill. a blmg about nowadays, as the result of disposal of the bonds at a premium un
Stepping upon _a nail while engaged in der p1esent conditions is also consid-
$1 painting one of Mr Ziegler" s boats 11 ercd an indication of the splendid con-
dition of Darien‘s credit. The town
,1":uries only a floating debt 1f about
The children‘s gardens on tl
fiide are coming along in fine shape ii“ days ago
and large crops are likely " be se-
33“ in addition 10 011' lminiillg “Wk $40 000 in addition to $90,000 not out-
M 11.1111 about the local depots, 1116' 1'11” standing of the highway bonds and
The Ladies' Aid s011c11 of the East “Md company yesterday 1““! “orkmt 11 the new issue oi school liondsreflstltltl
Avenue M. E. church held 11 meeting ““3”” “u m“ ”0" “0'1‘ "um’omng -mukintz the total 0101 $101,000 with
Imerday afternoon and disposed of ‘he railroad bridge .11 the P051 road. a gland “hi or dimOb’i 37.00.0110
jugular business.
t
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'I)111'ie11,whith was expected 10 misc
$10 000 111 the 81.1000 ttpprotioned to
Stamford Barton and New Canaan. for
111011 t‘ ross dri1e noblv did her pint in
excelling the stunt sent her, rol-
ling up 1111 even $10,000 for the fund.
1Tbe thr1e towns of the district raised
31...» 000 instead the expected $75, 000,
l'and thus proved, as did nearly every
community in the country, that the
charge made against America that her
people were money-grabhcrs win on
founded indeed, the contract between
t-he st1cnuous efforts which were re»
The current issue of 'i’opular .\ic~
Ward Palmer MS ”Sign“ his p0. chauics illustrated and described the
sitlon with the Harold Cox Coal com- improved davit which it is bolteu d
puny and has accepted one with the will prevent the delay in launching
Rundle llakery. lifeboats from big vessels which has
. _. .madc many marine disasters so dc-
Mrs. Stone and 11115,; mnha Farr of stmctivc of human life, invented by
last 'Notu'alk. are visiting with Mr, Richard 'i‘jadIor, late of this town,
and Mrs, John Tucker, in New Can- shortly before his death last winter.
man 1
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—————_. \irs. Nan “1111,1th is associalt d
The Hyl‘o Buttery Company 1, ex- 1111b her sister in the management of
mected to 1.1.111 1111111111.: 1111 Monday of the Chitk Inn on the "Pit!" Post Road
mt week. Most of the machinery has instituted divorce proceedings
"his been installed and is ready for against her husband. Pierce {(7 Wall,
' testimony having been heard Monday
in Chambers. .\'lrs. Wall's sister, it
will be recalled, received a divorce
from her husband. “Andrew
sane.
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IIThc. Sewing Circle of the East Nor-
walk improvement Association will
quired to secure the full quota of sub",
scrlptions for" the' Liberty Bonds—-
which was a matter of loaning money
not of giving tt—and the generosity
Taylor. a
with 1' hit-.11 1111- people, nationwide re-
sponded to this appeal to help to bind
11p war's wounds, proves that it is not
love of money, but lack of interest in
the war, which accounts for difference
in the people's: attitude. 'At the final
meeting the various lied Cross teams
in Stamford Monday night, it was
found that llarien lucked just a bit of
a total of $15,000, and one of the com-
1111111911111e1111grec1l to make up the1
amount to that round sum. When the
complete returns for the week were
,later tabulated, it was found thatt
iabout $1,000 was needed to make the
grand total $135,110,0w3331n a real-
dent of Barton stepped into the breach,
11nd supplied the required sum. Well
might the Darien committee sing its
"Sweet Sixteen” songk How happy
they were: How happy all the givers
meet Friday afternoon, June 29, with few months ago,
Mrs. E. F. Smith, of Seaview avmttle.
The regular monthly meeting of the Mr, anti Mrs. George Gregory of the
association will also be held at the Heights celebrated the 58111 anniv-er
“home of Mrs Smith on Tuesday af- Isaiv of their wedding last Friday, re-
"tampon, .luly. ‘lt‘d all. .30 o’clock iceiving congratulations front a large
‘ ._ ——»—-‘5 circle of friends over this unusually
Ilong wedded life, and entertaining at
,their home their three sons, Probate
Ichry W. Gregory of Norwalk, Attor
ncy lru Gregory of the same city, and
:Dr. William M. Gregory of Stamford.
lltir. Gregory is in his 83d year, and
Ibis wife. in her 8211.
Hopes Woman Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
dlalgof hot water each mom-
btg helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.
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HapDY, bright, alert-vigorous and
i The ‘Norotcn Heights Fire Company
;held its annual election of ofliccrs a
Ifcw evenings ago, resulting in the fol-
Ilowing choice for 'the ensuing year.
‘President, Michael Mclnncs; vicepres-
ident, William 'Dugdale; financial sco-
gives so much satisfaction, after all
as doing something for someone e151
Mysterious stories are circulating
about 192111 r151: a.) 1-" mot-1‘
cmashup 111 1.111 1zpp't'1' 'ru
Sundzy ugh: ,. .
tales, the 11111111111115 of the cars wer
extremely desirous of having all int‘o'
mation regarding the affair hushed 111
and presumably the local
were not on the spct in time or foul
no reason for any arrests being made,
or else were obliging, as desired, 111'-
kept things quiet. But why: 11"»; stu
secrecy desired, is the question fol“
ure asking. Was it another of 111051
mvsterious parties of joyriders whit-l
so frequently come trr 111 111-- east 1111
from the West to stop for a few hour
at some Darien resort or other? The
statements made in this column about
a week. regarding such a party which
packed a screaming woman into a car
about midnight, have provoked much
discucion 511 11111-11. , Many people have
expressed their approval of 1111- pub-
licity given the affair, and also said
that an effort should be made to stop
these goings~on in Darien. Just on.-
1111111 lliln spoken to the writer on the
other side. This young man volun-
tccred the information that the repre'
s.—ntali1e was mistaken in assuminl
that the party referred to at that time
was front out of town; declaring that
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the car was a llurien machine, and
most of its occupants. llarien folks,
and that he was one (.1 them. 1112.2
haps he was proud of being in such
company, but he comes ol a respect-
. . 1
able farmly, and surely ins mother ant’.
sisters would not 111' proud” of him if
they knew the circumstances.
WV.
“111-: 'r
OWAYTON
Mrs. Robert 112 1111 kerman and Miss
1511111111 Dickernian. of Boston, Mass”
arc the latest arrivals at the 'l‘oken-
ckc lnn. They will remain for the
summer.
Miss Sulcna F. Roylc has completed'
her studies at u llrooklyu preparatory"
and boarding school, and has return-1
ed lln her parental home in TokcnekPé
for the summer. , _
.' 1 i. =W-H _ ,
Hurry Park, of 'l‘okenekc, who
had been commissioned as lietttena'rflIl'I
in the Darien company of the Con-r
nccticut Home Guard has been ap-
pointed as captain, and will receive
his. commission i‘or'that office from
Governor Holcomb within 11 few days,
Edwin Milton Royle,
gulshed 'l‘okeneke author, made
principal address
exercises of the mrlen Center SChOOI,
on Friday night.
plete this year his term as a member
of theIschb‘ol‘board.
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The, New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company is male
lng extensive repairs to the “Second
Bridge," in Highland avenue. The on-
tirc floor has been repla‘bkcd, new
guard rails put up, and a high board
fence is beint: erected for the purpose
of preventing all trespassing on the
railroad property. and keeping people;
away from the. high tension wires.
Iliam Ilugdale; chief, Geotge .‘tl Pres-
,c‘lean healthy biOCd' If only every ten: foreman, Clartncc 130111011: .111-
voman and likewise every man could “SI ant foreman, T." C.0.llin second
realize the wonders of the morning
assistant. Au 11stns Ii Ml . ‘
inside boon, what a gratifying change ofl1osc..lol1ng.l Barton iii)”, 0119:1111
would take place. B B ‘ i b; 1n enan ' '
instead of the thousands of sickly,I aur
anaemic looking men, women and;
‘ .sirls with pasty or muddy Icomplex-'U . . . '
ions; instead of the muititude's of mon held its quarterly soctal mcet~- '
, “nerve wrecks,” “rundown," “hm: nlug at the home of Mrs. G E. IRichtcr.‘
. m8" and pessimists we should 'see a on Mansfield avenue yesteiday after
mug, optimistic throng of rosy cheek- noon. The women discussed the do..
all people everywhere. « 1V€iclmtcnts at Washington dui 111g thej
An inside bath its bad by drinking, past week and the probability that thcl
mp morning before breakfast, a Senate would concur with the House;
3;.“ of real hot water With a tea- in the drastic action taken last Satu1
new and ten yards of bowels the ”‘9, 633 by the latter body, which will
noonful of limestone phosphate in it make prohibition effective throughouti
“It’s Time
The Woman's Christian Temperance This
Are You?”
patriotic songs which appeal
1112: other .1 quartet number,
a splendid new double-faced
Victor double-faced Record
in wash from the stomach liver kid- the nation as a 11111' measuie. After’
thus day indigestible waste, sour the business and diSCUSSiOD refresh-i
mmmtlons and, poisons thus ments were served. i
causing, sweetening and fresheningi “‘—‘ i
e entire alimentary canal before put- I "First 8916011113“ GENE" ' M' V"
73111? more food into the stomach. ,V. Sclilichting has posted upon the:
2 Those subject to sick headache b“.l porch of the Town Hall and in other
”uneasy na'sty breath rheumatism,' conspicuous places about town, an ap-'. -' '
was; pafloicularly those Who have pea] to' the young men of the town be-:
, pallitl sallow complexion and whaltween 32 and 40 years of age, not sub i
m constipated very often, are ‘iect to the recent military registrai
Imd to obtain a quarter pound of 111111.111 enlist in the regulai army this:
limestone phosphate at the drug store 'week, in response to the president‘si,
Mich will cost but p trifle but is sut- proclamation The town has ahead)" .
meat to demonstrate the quick and sent a large quota of young men to fuel
markable change in both health andi war, in the various branches of the 1111-1
IIpearance awaiting those who prac- tibn’ s service, but doubtless others'L
“the internal sanitation. We must n-iwill respond this week, and probabl'vi
Raymond Dixon and Male
Edward Hamilton and Male
Victor double-faced Record
ComcIin and hear these
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ber‘» that inside cleanliness 'is' an additional number will be sent
I impprtant than outsidefiechuse when. theaelecttve and. becomes Ief-
skin does not 'absorb impurities to motive .. '
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marten gardens are looking‘titeir
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Boy to be a’Soldier!”
number and “What Kind of an American
are 1110 brand new,
rousing words and with crispy music.
“My Own United States’.’
“We’ll'Never Let the Old Flag Fall”
' Two'more stirring patriotic songs on one record.
New ‘VIiCtor Patrioiic‘ Records
,I. _ . I. .. 1 , . . Albert, tile, nine- monthsold son of
3.. vivaciou: a good clear skin; a. hat .tctary. John .1. Bar oes; recording 800 11.111 born. There 13 nothing that 111' and \lrs Albeit Phillips of the}
on]. re. y complexion and freedom Tmfli')’. James Golden; tr,casurer Wll- E ' ' ‘ —.'._... --
. 1.1mm illness are assured only by 5‘ “— W“ g“ m‘ ‘ ”—1 -
for Every
up-to-thc-minute
to your Americanism in
One is a solo'
and together they make
Victor Record
18300. 'i‘cn-incln75c.
and , 1,
Quartet sing the first,
Quartet the second.
18393. Ten—inch. 7I5c
andthct’cs't‘oftltt‘: . .’ .
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"When you pm more than
Ftsl-pnce.,youpau/01ome—
thing that and not mist. "
WitoIWouldn’t Smile!
THlS man has learned that
tire satisfaction is to be
measured by the extent of
the manufacturer's interest in
the car owner's personal ex-
patience.
His money buys unusual
mileage and real non- -skicl
protection plus the basic Fisk
olicy to see that dealers and
Insets alike get full value from.
“The price is right and fair”
‘ Fisk Tires For Sale By h
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Railroad Avenue and Frank-
lin Street
Phone 1959 o
BUNNV BRiEF RELEASED Pacific Coast League, was made hero
PITTSBURGH, June. 28.—Announcc~ today by Barney Drcy
ment of the release of A. J. ((Bunnyt
Brief to the Salt lake City Club of 1111
old Tokt'nt'kc road, dicd suddenly
Monday 11 gllt. The little fellow had
I-been ill with measles, though not scr-
:iousl) affcotx'd, but was taken with '1
iconvulsion in 1111- night, and soon 11'»
Ipirwd The parents have ”1111‘ little
gills to comfort them in the berenvl'n
11111-111 of their only buy. . ‘
fits, president of
the Pittsburgh National League.
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New
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i2 CANAAN‘
Maul-l
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Miss Marie Camp of New York
visiting with Mrs. A. Zinn.
1111» 11111111"
111 the graduationl
1111'. ‘Royle. will com-j
. Hall tonight at S p. 111.
. making a pleasant visit with his bro
land 111's. Stephen Heath
' week.
.1 Zlnn of Hastings spent the week
'end with his family in town.
.111'. and Mrs. Arthur Ilowles return-
cd from Llew (lrlcans on Saturday,
Miss Swain'oi‘ Harrison avenue has
returned front 11 visit to Boston.
Leroy Elwood will erect 11 cotton“
on the property of A. (‘larksom Pon-
‘us Ridge,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. ll. Folsom of Park
strcct are residing with Miss Clark on
South avenue.
Nelson Brown, who is employed at
New Haven. spent the weekend With
his parents here,
Fred lamp of Jamaica. 11. l.. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles Kaiser
over the weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham of
,Stamford has been visiting her father,
‘Dr. E. G. Cunningham.
A meeting of the New Canaan As-
socitttlon will be held 111 the Town
John B. White of Tuxedo. N. Y., is
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were'
'ther llr. Ralph L. While.
Mr. and Mrs. William Glynn
guests of relatives in Naugatuck and'
Torrln‘gton over the weekend.
\ir. and Mrs. Julian lleath of New
York. were week-end visitors of Mr.i
on Carter
street.
Mrs. Francis Snyder of South MainI
street has been suffering with a bone»
felon on the index finger of her left'
hand. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webber of Mn-
maroncck are visiting at the home of'
James Tieurnier, Carter street, this
GERALDINE FARRAR lN “JO/\‘N THE WOMAN."
GERALDINE ‘EARRAR IN “JOAN THE WOMAN"
At the Regent Theatre, Friday Matinee and Night . . ,
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MEflflfu. SUMMER SCHOOL .
July 5 to August 25. Hours 8:00 A. M.
' - Regular and Special Classes in Bookkeeping, .‘
Shorthand Slenotyping and All English Branches
GRAMMAR scuool. PUPILS concuEn Fan FALL EXAMINATION
Excellent opportunities for Stenographers who have 111111 111911 School Training 1
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