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has quite recovered from her recent
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‘ Tax Collector Elbert C. Bates. basl
about recovered from slight bruises re~l
celved on the Fourth of July. Mrf
Bates and Mrs. Haines were bound for
Danbury to visit'friends. Mr. Bates
was obliged to drive his car ‘nio shrub
bei'y beside the road to prevent run
ning into‘ an automobile coming in the
opposite direction. '
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.llvonor
Miss Alien Abbott of Bridgeport has
been visiting relatives at the Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. . Ballard have been en~
tertaining friends from Goshcu. N. Y.
Martin J. Shaughnessey has return-
ed from a brief trip to points in New
Jersey. £5
Mrs. Edson Waterbury of the Heights
The 'Darien grange has arranged for
the first demonstration of canning in
town for its meeting tonight, to be
held, as usual, in its meeting room at
the Congregational church. The pub;
lie is invited to attend, as this will he
an open meeting. Miss Green of Dan-
bury. a young woman who is very pro-i
ticient in this. line, has been securedi
by Roy C. Lester. manager of the lucali
grange, to give the demonstration, and
it is expected that many Darien hourc 1
wives will ivclcome this opportunity to;
learn how to do their hit toward con
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illness.
immortals: ,
mmumm,
Were Easy First With Yield;
of . 61 Eggs For Week—.
.Certain to Take Firstj
Place t
saloons, Conn, July l2.~in the
thirt‘fyiflfth week of the laying contest.g
.mwifihismn's pen of White imp-4mm-
horns from Calvet-ton, N. Y., were an
easy first with a yio-ld of til eggs. Uri-f
less some other pen can get under way,
very soon. these New York lxgllorns'i
are. likely to finish the race in Iirstt
place. Frank E. Turner‘s Hhodc its-i
land Reds from Atvlcboro. Mass. ai‘idi
A. B. Hall's lleghorns from Walling—E
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Nichols of Noroton
is visiting relatives in Don-
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.. Mrs. George ilanimcrsliov has re-
' ‘ turned from a visit with relatives in
A meetln, oi the \‘t omen s Aqul New York my.
mi of the Christ Church will be held,
with Mrs. H. H. licndricks. (.‘ove ave-i
Jun, Friday afternoon.
l\ii>s Gladys
Heights
bury.
. " ‘ The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
' Avenue M. E. Church held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and disposed of
i‘mttne business,
Mr. and Mrs. .l’crcy Fausler and
titles Fausler, Sr., are at their sutnnlcr
illome in Noroton Heights.
Mackerel have been tlltiashing
W i“ ““0015 around Peach-154, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Cantrell arc cu-
md' “1959 {15h should start b‘tmgjoying 'a visit from their son, Chester
m“- it‘antrell of Kansas City, Me.
and Mrs. George J. Dooley re.
cclllly entertained Mrs. M. lltii’i't‘siie
and Miss Mary Prior of New York.
The East Norwalk improvement As-f ‘Mr.
lation was pleased )‘t‘t‘it'l‘dlly to
[3mm that the Council had voted to
{.1}!!!qu to the organization the fees
in lhe filing of plans and other ne-l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lockwood
stltieu with the Building inspector. recently entertained tlle former-'3
-«—-~—-— lliothcr, Mrs. Ii. Lockwood of Spring-
Mr, and Mrs, Carl A. Anderson. of dale. ~ . .. _.E l
, , a a: s.
immt street. are motoring to Canada. -_—.——..
latterly have been received from them Mr. and Mrs. Von Steuben. the latter
ilu which they say that rain has intcr- formerly Miss Etta Bowen of this
fired considerably with the Pli’ilé‘llle town. have been visiting friends in
. I! the journey. ' town. g. . 1 '
" Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, iormOr Paolo? Walter Nelson has reiurncd to his
or East Avenue M. E. Churt‘h. 11nd?!“ hum» :it the Heights after a bl‘it‘f visit
sent. an operation f('1‘ appendicitis to his mother at New Redford. Mass,
at! tile Mcthodist Hospital in Brook- where she is seriously ill.
ilyu on Wednesday of this truck, and
97;]: reported to be doing well.
Miranda Roberts of New York is
. visiting Mrs. Jessica Mazzanovich o:
. Norman WlHSlPSWOth who has llawes avcnltc. Noroton llclghts. Mrs.
[Ami called 011! Wllll 1““ Naval “‘3' Roberts will shortly leave for her sum-
: nerves, has sent in his resignation as uicr residence ill New Hampshire.
[welcoming secretary of the East Nor-
‘mlk Yacht club, the duticsof which A daughter has been bornto Mr. and
he will.be unable to perform under Mrs. William J. Provost of Sound
. «mam. conditions. beach. the former before his marriage
' . .,-_._...-......~ a resident of this town, son or Mr and
A peculiar thins lmllitcnod in 1119 Mrs. John W. l'rovost of the Post road.
East Side this morning, which made:
. ’Commlssioners would have this bad
" ‘ mt ‘rEpaired.
Dr. A. M. Kane of Long Neck Point
{has been enjoying a brief furlough at
. home, from his duties as a member of
Mrs. .H. (“0le Armstrong Of hew the Federal Oilicers' Reserve Corps,
’ “York and London. and the Misses after serving for several weeks in 'l‘cx-
‘Armstrong. accompanied it? Miss as. with a New York regiment. l-Ie
lmlre Homway. are occupying me has been ordered to a point In lndiana.
:‘Vtoom cottage on Fitch's Paint. Sca- '
did-Place. Captain Armstrong is in ' Fl‘t‘d Finch is enjoying his vacation
‘mllflnd 1“ WPSEM— and his 5”“ from his desk at the Home Rank and
, W‘- T- G? Artn‘strong. is “ammo“,Truostccompany. With Edward Mc~
it Seaford. in Snascx. ‘lnniR. the start was made in Mr.
7 ~ :Finch's automobile for a trip through
New York state, with an extended
stop at Glens Falls.
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OWAYTON
!I-W'M
G. Fred Stark of the. Heights, who
recently decided to abandon legal loro
in Bartram & Mcnd’s other in Stam-
ford and offer his service to Uncle Sam
for the aviation service. has left town
for Mineola, L. 1.. training camp, and
they B. Ambler ha} been notified expects to be flying in France within
the Navy Department to report at a few months, if. peace does‘not come
“tie" Brooklyn Navy Yard on Monday. sooner.
3o is‘a member of the Naval Coast
MT“? as chief hoatsman's mate.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mazzono
‘vic'h, sou and daughter—in-law of Mrs.
‘EDLfoot cabin launch of ' the Co— Jessiva "Mazzanovich oi Noroton
his Yacht Club has been stopping Heights, passed through this section
I! he moorings at the NorWalk Yacht to visit their mother before starting
V, b for the past few days, awaitingfor an automobile trip to the far West.
will: islbound on a cruise to the seat- clever camping conveniences and de-
, , vices to make the sojourn one long joy
ride.
Constable Oliver 1. Clark. of Row: »
“ht s bound on a cruise tothe eastw The damp
Wind! assault committed on a 001. lot. used by The Home Guard for dril-
. girth: that section of the city. ling purposes, Tuesday night. as last
1liaisttaauiilt is said to have been com- Tuesday‘night. impelled the town dc-
,tcd'“'i‘,uesdar afternoon and some fenders to make use of the concrete
nouns of identification of the man pavement on Mansfield avenue for that
m been obtained. The local police purpose both these evenings The'men
some been notified that such a thing are becoming: quite proficient in tho
'urted and' are making an investi~ mm”; 9f. arms since receiving their
on. 'Arrests are likely to be made. guns three Weeks ago, and are our
' W lously awoiting the arrival oftheir
' Assembly.
Vllpflll which the commission is to make
' - - . . - '. , , . l Lansing. ditch. ............ 1204
, people smile. During the mud lam Mr. and Mrs. (‘httrlcs slutth cnier- '°°~"1m*‘"dd“0"fi 1“ 1* WW" ‘0 bestlb- . “Utopian T'i‘TB
wt yesterday, open cars ran on the tttincd Miss Millicent Purdue of Am- "m“‘d '0 ”10 Gem‘ml Assemblrofl White Wyaridottel.
Who‘ll)“ "130ml ”W‘- This morning. herst. Mass, where Mr. Smith wars cm- 1919- lll‘. Ncilson has been for several 16 \icrrythouuht lt‘urm
' filled the Sky was actually clear, 9105‘ played for a while at the Massachu- .VMI‘S, undel- Gov. llolcomb’s appoint~i I Columbia (‘onn ' ..... 1553
ed clrs were seen shunting back and 3mg State Agricultural College last meat. a member of the state board of Obcd (‘ {51mm ’ '-
m .t ‘ ‘ gl—Qu'car, over the Week-cud. ‘ttgriculturc, and at the outbreak of llrldiicton R. IL """ . ____ 1213
. , r" . _ hostilities with Germany voluntecrcdi19 “New Morl’uu
.pmmhole in the pavement at the Mrs. E. ,. Spanner. her so“. Russell for “Wm, and has been assigned ml . walllliuiake R f H“
A .m“ end or the Washington stt'eet‘A. Spooner. and Mr. and Mrs. George ”W qum'tcrmastcr’s department. with Rhodefllsliind' Redsw U
”mid!!! doesn‘t improve with min. The Wishurt Smith, have been enjoying an a captain’s commission, having charge New 0". R l . 138‘)
_ hole is new full of soft mud and ev~ auto trip through Eastern Massaohu- of the purchase of horses and mules Hill ,1? P. 1', Farm '''' H 4
.‘ cry wagon m- automobile which pass- sells and adjacent New England for the army.. To.— this task 'Dr. Neil-'7 51‘ iwa on Vr': . 1033
as over it sinks up to its hubs. it points. son brought exceptional qualificauOnR' : - Susi} xi. ........ .
"um seem that the Second District _.,___ as he has for several years conductet‘l‘43 Giff: pin-it (Elihu, 1°84
. abatement of the stbrm. The. Their car has been fitted with many‘
condition of the Noxon.
lford. (chit, tied l‘fl‘ second place withi
55 eggs each. Three Connecticut pt—l s!
of l.t',¥h01n5 i-ntercd by l". M. I’t'afili‘Y‘
ot‘ t‘hcshirc, Winds-weep Farm of Red?
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ding Ridge, and Miss Frances H. Mcr»;
serving the food resources of the no.
tion. Even those. who have. no so»?
dens will find that vegetables in the?
market. are so low in price. that it will!
be advisable to can a supply for next
winter. particularly as it is almost cor-i
into that the commercial canners will
have. very little available for the mar-
ket. and that small quantity at almost
prohibitive prices.
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sit-roan of West \Viliington. all tied tor,
third place with Iii eggs each. All-i
other Connecticut pct) ol‘ Legbornsg
,from Raiding ltidgi- and also Hilltop}
[Poultry Yard's pcli from :limt‘ltl littli
it‘or fourth position .iitb a yield in m”
it‘ggs cat-h. 'i‘hi- ('(lllllllni'd production,
of all pens for illt‘ thflyd‘lith week;
Iamountid to 33321: exits. i
The competition has now progrcsset‘.’
lo a point \"llt‘l't’ cvi l'y [.t‘ll ltlust lit‘t‘ll’
plunging to maintain ii.» place. in thui
t‘tbodi- island Red l'llw‘s, the t‘ollnct'tl ;.
(ill I)?“ from Wustport, t‘ltrlt‘il up just5
a little last week and was promptly"
passed by 3 Vermont pen from St. Al-
bans. The same thing happened in
the Leghorn group; lllt' New York pun
New i’altz slowed only a little but was
llal‘iPll folks
Howard S! out
are pleased that Dr.
Neilson has been ap‘
pointed by Gov. Holcomb as a member
of the comlilission to which was re ‘
ft‘l‘l't‘il the consideration of the. biggest
bill-measured ill words. and also prob
ably in its real possibilities for good
to the people of tho SlilH‘Millll‘Odilt't’d
at this yoar‘s session of the General
This is the thumbs omni-
bus bill fathered by John T. King.
Bridgcptlrt's political leader. which
would enact measures which even tell
Showing a new line of Wash Skirts, Silk Skirts, Silk Sweaters “
and Felt. Hats.
Flag 1 Specials.
Every 0m: Should
Colors
3x5 Flag with Pole and.
Fixtures 98c
5x8 Flag with Pole and
Fixtures $1.75
J Collins Co
San
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years ago would be considered social-
istic. it was drafted by Attorney
‘Spotswood l). flowers of llridxeport,‘
law partner of Senator (‘liurlcs id. \‘l'il
liamson of this town, so it is safe to
assume that Senator Williamson is as
familiar with its substance as any than
in the statc. Mr. liowcrs was attor-
ney for cv-l‘rcsidcnl Roosevelt in his
famous suit against “Boss" names of
New York, and it clnhodics some of
the t‘oloncl’s most progressive poli-
cies. Mr. King takes tllc ground that
as a matter holll of justice and or ex
pcdioncy to hold the Progrcssive vot-E
crs ol‘ the state, the Republican party;
pen from Suiheld. '
The management >
added one nlorc delicacy to tho groan
food menu for 'thc hcns.
t
summer
have hccnalsod during the
winter. In order to provide still more‘
the. heels are burvcstcd. infill cubbvro
plants have been put out which it is
‘ cabbage for each hall.
The bcst thrcc pins in each of the
at once supplanted by a Connecticut,»
U, U“. can...“ has 94,-«m1mzmm \zmrsorcmmcnmn
in previous .3
years. clover. ynpo and swiss chard"?
and branches or half sugar heels in;
’ hoped will produce two good hcads o! ;,
Merrill Summer School
It is not too late to ENROLL.
variety and to make sure of a supply fit Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, English Branches.
of succulent food in the autumn het‘orct l,
Merrill Business {College
South Norwalk. Port Chester.
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Stamford.
principal vurictics am as follows:
must advo at: ‘ t. . . t
c L such udvanud politics. l’en. Barreg'Piymouth Rocks.
first?”
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As Dr. Neilson and Mr. Williamson
are close to one another in local poll'i
tics, kit is assumed that the appoint-l
mum of Dr, Nciison augurs well for al
favorable consideration of the bill.‘
‘ Falrflclda Poultry Farms.
Short‘l-‘alis. N. H. ........HM,
Merritt M. Clark.
llrookficid Center (‘onn....l.‘.58
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3 Michigan‘i’oultry Farm,
an extensive stock
Farm" upon. his estate in town, and ~3
since the incorporation of the Tillcy‘t‘
bird form he has been its pl‘lilrlpilltso
farm “Althea white' Leghorns
A. P. Robinson.
Caiverton, N. Y.
Hilltop Poultry Yards,
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stockholder and one of its Chief No.5 Suilicld (‘onn ”05
mot s. . . .........
er >60 .1. O. Lei-‘cvrc,
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"“ New Paltz. x. v. .. ........ 1402
CHARGE ENGINEER WITH ABAN-l. Miscellaneouc
DONi ' f
NG ENG'NE 0” 3'5""‘3- 131 Cloyes & Sullivan, (Buff
.TQBRINQTON- Jilly law—Conduct . Wyandottes) Hartford
0: Edd"? “mills and Engineer Conn loqc/
l_eter (‘oleman ill’ld Olhel‘ members Of . ................... .. c
Holliston Hill Poultry farm
(White iRocksl . Holliston
iiill. Muss. ................ l
Oiled G. Knight, (White Or- »
plngtonsl Bridgeton, R. l. ..l221
the. crew of the southbound freight
train which leaves Winstcd at mid-
night were "on the carpet" at rail-
road heudquartcrs in Waterbury yes;
lerday ail the result of Engineer Colc~
man’s performance late the night be-
fore, it is claimed. when he. drove his
engine, light to a point south of Ten
rlngton,',thcn ran the lucolllotivc back
to ’I‘orrmgton and after placing it 0n,ing argument for the. state in the trial
1‘ Siding .ubandoncd it. .
A search was made for the missing!“ Mrs. Amy E. Archer-Gilligan for the
alleged murder of Franklin R. An-
cngine driver. who was found on the
Torrington station platform, asleep, drews’; “713' made by State's Attorney
according to railway officials. Cole. Hugh M. Alcorn today. it was except-
.man left the tram in the Win‘sted ed that the clnrgc to the jurybv Judge.
‘yard on the Central New England! . n ‘ ' 7 '
tracks, it is said. but they were “ken‘Gardmer “we" would consume a
to a siding by. the engine of anotheril‘lrg" Part Of the afternoon 5938‘“
[ram and (ti-(mi before any damageIWlill the probability that “19 case
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ARGUMENTS IN GILLiGAN CASE.
HAR'llFOlflD. Conn. July 12.—CIOS-
was done. Coleman’s fireman t . ' - "
trainman, say they left the 1:31:11110129md go to the Jury late m the day.
tive near the roundhouse. the former .
to get soapand towel and the latterlR" VMAI“: ' I l
to throw the. switch. instead of re 1 I '
Pull-sing the. machinery of the engine. ' . —-——
.o cman continued southward. i 'A ~ -
said. Automobiles were used 'inttiie They Are Recommending "Neutrone
' search. Prescription 993’.
KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE. ition 99" and their tired, aclung,‘weary
Foley Cathartic Tablets are a whble- ‘ swollen .joints and muscles have die-
some physio that thoroughly cleansel'aplleal'ed. what a l‘ellef arter- $11039
, the bowels, sweeten tho stomach and'long weeks of .sutfcring and misery”
'arouse the liver. For indigestion, bit» .“N’eutrone‘ PrcSCription 99” causes
liousness, bad breath, bloating, gas. or all rheumatic poisons t0 dlfianpear by
constipation, no remedy is more high»!purifying-the-blood, making than na-
ly recommended. Sluggtsh bowels are turcdntcnde‘d‘it should 2130-: ,
the direct chuse of many ills and; the_ Go .toiyour rugglst. and gets 5,090
indirectlcause of litanyt more. Uniti- 81.h0’:bottle" nd insure your share'of
seated food poisons thewhole system. lifes' comfort. and .hopuiness.,Mail or-
pon‘tbo
They have used "Neutrons Prescrip- .
A new line of Bungalow Aprons in Striped and Plaid Gingham.
trimmed with bias bands . .. . . . . . . . . . $1.25, $1.50, $1.69, $1.75
Percale Bungalow Aprons with elastic bands, button side or
back......... .....7509.nd $1.00
Small Chanibruy Kitchen Aprons . ...... . . . . . . . . . . ..... 59c
Small Percale Aprons, with or without bibs . . . . . . . .... . . 350
J. I. MALLETTE
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88 WASHINGTON 31'. SOUTH NORWALK.
m. .. M... Mm . “M. ---.-..~ WW
70R BA THING OUTFITS
Suits, Coats; Caps
GO T0
is. nicacnmn a SON’S
. , _ DEPARTMENT cross ‘
84 Washington St. St). Norwalk
Phone 446
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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1917 ’
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NOTES OF THE BUtLDiNG
DEPARTMENT.
’ l'llltil’ A“ Célitilm \vi'rc civil il fl!"
to do \Vll'l-l': for “"tii' :‘ Taxi t‘
at 27“- Main st {1. \(rl'\'~:ilii.
P. ll. Flint. was :itiqi ;. titiiliiit
to do ‘.\'ll'llll; at tlfw ltttndlfis iiakr'y.
Audit-w itoslllt-cki was cut-ll a [w l-
jnlit to build a garage at Center um:
. nut“, to cost $150.
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NEW YORK MAY DELAY D‘RAFT
ivnw YORK, .luly 12.~l~vllnl955 the
‘K’xt-lulvlltill boards in this city appoint—
:ed in connection with the ‘selectivo
tdl'iifl law MiG-Hi up their work ionitm
tncxi
few days, fear was expressed
here today that the actual work of this
:drul‘t'lnight be seriously delayed. So
{ Hm
far as could be learned todayfolilr
district hoards had coniplelwl
lthcir work of numbering tile l'Cgistsa»
lliOIl cards.
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lie down, before using Foley's Honey
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