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Miss Natalie, Morehouse spent last
WPt_k with friends at lledding Ridge.
Miss liene V. Austin of the Heights,
is entertaining Miss Alice Slawson of
Mount Kisco. j
Mrs, Wheeler of Brookside avenue
has been entertaining Mrs. Fred ROCk-
well.
£5.51
NORWALK
~ Miss Smith has returned to her
home at Cedar Gate, after a visit at
White Plains.
John Elwood, of Fitch’s home has
taken a tutiough to enjoy a bit of Va
icalion. 3
Boy Scouts. Troop 5, will drill in
Marvin school Friday night.
Hypo Battery Company
Mrs. John Lee or 1\oroton Heights.
The new
599"“ ‘0 b“ gm‘m“ along "1°?“ Thei 11110 has been undergoing tietttment at “"7”“ '0 New England was in \ew‘
938'" '5 running on full time. ithe Stamfmd Hospital, is getting on
i very nicely. . l
George Wright of Van Zant street, ”A w--. i
has r1pott1d to 1111 polite that chick‘ Franklin Burioughs. Miss Edith Bur-
ens 1111111 been stolen fiom his yard. lounhs and M11 and Mrs. W F. Fore
paugh. all of New York, are recent ar-
rivals at the Tokenekc Inn. 1
Miss lleieu Morehouse of the Post
road has been spending the summer
at Lake iKtchewan. N. Y., but ran into
town for a few days last week. i
.\'orwalk Yacht club ____.____ .
Mts. A. Nash of Maple n1cnuc,ls en-
tertaining her fathet, J. Albm. Who
makes his home. at the Fitch Home
for the Soldiers. for a few days.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. church are hiding a
meeting 111 the church this afternoon.
Commodore Thomas ll. Benedict’s
launch is being overhauled and paint-
aa at the East
yards.
Charles l.a=(‘ro‘tx of liawklns avenue,
, “has returned to his position in Haf-
ner's cigar store after an absence of
'Mdaw 11.1 K. Kim
Mrs. W. F. Benedict 'is slowly re.
covering ricm quinsy 111 her home in
Dottage Street. Dr. J. 1v. \‘ollmer is
in attendance.
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111.1 2min Dean and Thompson
Dean of Cedar Gate have left for New.
port, News where Mr. lleun will join
l'nclc Sam's forces. Miss Dctm return-
ing home in a few days.
John l.ord,1\l1o has bet-n emplm 11d
111N911 York duiing the past year and
“'95 formerly n resident of Newton
licights, is spending a few days' vttcnv;
111111 with his parents 11'. that part of.
the town. 1 1'
Carlton l.‘Homuiedieu of ‘llowan
street, has returned home from Mount
"Vernon, Mass, where he was attend-
ing preparatory school.
Red ("rose workers of Noroion, just
as active as their associates of the
Barton unit, will hold a sale of hotne-'
made cake and candy Thursday after-
noon nt the Norotou firehouse, and in
the evening will ltold 11 dance there.
Recent weekend guests of Mrs. H.
Cluster Armstrong, of Seaside Place,
“have been the Countess dc Cisneros,
llra.ltlelzzza1 M. (‘haerc and Miss
Jeanne Chaffec of Glen Ridge.
Special cars carried the children of.
“the Advent Christian church to Baton
_ Point this morning for the annual
'plcnic. A jolly time «as enjoyed and
.m utti'uctions were patronized to
‘ mlrjullest exrent.
Darien‘s long-awaited consignment
of oil for dressing down the roads has
at last arrived, and yesterday lliglr
way Superintendent Henry 13. Olm-
stead had men 111 work spreading it
‘upon the roads.
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Contractor Allen Wood and several
”his men yesterday raised a fifty-fool. The Ladies“ Auxiliary of the N0111-
Iag pole on the property of James M. ton Heights Fire Company will hold
Snore. Gregory Point. The house has a box social and dance at the fire.
also been attractively repainted by H. house this evening. The small admis-
W. Gorham & Company. ision fee will aesure those who attend
of a. good time, and cover the cast of
:rcfreshmcnts. but some prize boxes
'1“ good things to cat will be offered.
at auction.
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i The following promotions have been
iniade in the ranks of the Dnrlen Home
Reunited
‘ tcuard: Mark. W. Norman, first ser-
igeant; David J. Sniffln supply ser-
M’A w "
E M W" lgetlllf; Ernest L Gr.oat Benedict 0.
Mr and Mrs. Alyn Williams of1\‘ew’]1"(‘hmm-Fmnk R-H01m"‘5 and.
1.1-1: are stopping. at the Tokeneke Charles Bates Dana. sergeants; l§d~
inn. j11111d El Austen, William J.11‘len1ing.
‘ ’ Jr ,James A. F Machmmond. B
.1111. and 1115 111.1199” B Cary of Mel. Quackenhush, Merwin L. Smith
Greenwich hate arm 9.} at the Token and Robert R Writing, corporals t
eke Inn for the test of the season.
i Members of the Darien Home Guardi
1 assembled .111 the Town Hall last Fri-‘1
day niIht to receive theit long expect .
ed uniforms. and at their usual drill
at the. Nokon lot on Sunday 1fte1noon‘
1made. their first appearance in all the
liabiliments of war. There is gener-
ally quite an ‘attendance of relatives
“Land Mrs. Fred Hart of West
Side avenue. in the Rowayton end of
”town have been entertaining guests
-.from out of town. '
Fred Schultz and
slaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. William
» Schultz of Bridgeport, have been
{guests of Lieutenant and Itfrs. Charles
flakes of Crttw avenue. Mr. Schultz is
rather of Mrs. Cakes.
r. and Mrs.
drills, but upon this occasion the num-
ber of admiring spectators was larger-
[than usual.
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"This evening there will be a service . the Womens Guild of St. Lukes
. . . . ‘ lanning for the
d~especlal interest in the Baptist Church, Noroton, 15 p
rch. It will be the monthly foreign annual 'fall’ to be held Wednesday 0
' anion meeting Miss Henshaw next week. Fancy articles, cakes.
'caudy and all the articles usually
Hormerly a missionary in China, will , . 1111 b n,
be present. and there will be other found at such a buttaitzrflvvt the fol ..
l, ' i. ecte 111 e or
features of interest. and all are cor— sa 6 and n S “D
fluidly invited to attend.
summer residents‘ of the -.\'oroton end
N of town are usually enthusiastic sup-
OBWADK HOSP'TAL NOTES porters of this annual client in the so-
he following patients were dis-
mm from the Norwalk Hospital ciol lift1 of Stiukes parish
shiny and this morning: i The annual lawn party and sale of,
Eleanor Millard, 1 Mott avenue, Jo fancy goods, cakes. etc., of the Ladies'
whine Porchla. 7 Broad avenue. Aid Society of the Congregational:
Francis Howard, 58 Ward street. Church will be held Thursday from 3
Wm: Flupatrick. New Haven. to s p. m.. upon the grounds at the1
.. The following patients were admin-moms of Mrs. George '14. v sciillcht-|
Myesterday for treatment? 111;, on Sedgewlck avenue. The wo
’ Westport, Robert men 11 monstrste their upto ‘dateness
, 1 do
Lmitk? their home in Darlen.
.F But pee is of especial interest.
tdctuils the Home Guard in this state
I po1l compaifies‘;
and friends at the Sunday afternoon .
will be generously patronized, for the .
Kr-—
l’aul Allen {‘ur‘is, of 6 Locum
Flushing, L. l., is Hiring
friends on 1he King's Highway, Nero-
tort. Mrs. Curtis has been visiting
Judge and Mrs. O'Du‘yer of New York.
111 their summer home in New london
and knows this country from Hartford
l“? New York having spent summers
at Greenwich, (‘05 Cob and the Now.
ton section. Mr. Curtis is a cousin of
former President Theodme Roosevelt.
and looks so much like him the-1 are
‘ol’ en mistaken for each other
Mrs.
1.11'111-1,
Miss Louise Langdon daughter of
Mt. and lifts William H. Langdon, of
the old Tokenekc road. was married
at noon Monday to William Raymond
Godbet, in St Luke’s Church, New
ton. 11hete Miss Langdon has been on
active worker and member of the
*chnir, by the rector Rev. iifii'é’fff Van
Kirk Ph. D. The wedding was very
quiet only a few immEdiate relative!
being present, as the young people
decided to embark upon matrimonial
seas very suddenly. They left after
the ceremony. for a brief wedding
trip, and expect upon their return)o
Mr. God-
her is in Stnmerd. llls home before
Jersey.
Constable Warren W. Greene start ‘
ed yesterday to get ready to move his
lunth wagon from its site. so as to he
prepared‘to install the new one upon
it arrival within 11 day or two.
new “cafe"
somer than the wagon which Mr.
Gteene has had in service here for
about three years past.
used bv l.. B. Tripp, of
walk until the latter obtained the
mammoth ungon whlth created so
much commotion in trying to pass un-
der the railroad bridge over the Post
South Nor~
groad. here, 11 couple of months ago, for
fiit was so large that even with it
wheels removed, it barely passed be-
neath the bridge on skids, and three
days were required to move it those
few feet. After buying the Tripp wu-
’gon, Mr Greene sent If to the maker
at \‘ew Rochelle to be overhauled 1e~
fitted and pointed, and when it tit—
melt in Dorien it will be practically
a new outfit.
CONNECTlCUT’S OFFICIAL PAPER
(l‘onuocticut hits outdone the nation
;in getting out 11 bulletin of its military
and official affairs. The Connecticut
Bulletin, which has just ‘made its first
appearance. publisth weekly under
the direction of the Connecticut State
(‘ouncil of Defense, is unquestionably?
superior in practically every partli‘u-
lar to tht1 Oflicittl llullctin, Issued dill-
ly by the Committee on Public lnfor-g
motion. of which George Creel ls,
chairman. !
It is printed on better pnper.'Tho
makeup is cleaner and more nitrate
live. The typographical arrangement
is better, and it is altogether for more
legible. Its columns fire filled with
the doings of the State, and of the
State (‘otincil of Defense, in interest
of State, county, city and national day .
fensc work and the coordination
units.
.\‘o. i of volume 1. just from the
press. contains an article showing that
the Defense 1t‘ouncil is the Connecti-
cut agency of the Federal government.
and tells of its duties. It contains a.
list of the Various committee and
(‘flllllly auxiliary committees. of the
council, with the addresses and tele-
phone nttmber of members.
An article on the Home Guard in
the first issue written by col. Lucien
it
as follows: 8,432 infantry; tilt in ma-
chine gun companies; 200 in trans-
1550 in a naval bat-
11111111 and 85 in a ttoop and platoon
of cavalry. The force. has been organs
ized into six regiments.
Wu
The,
is much larger and l1and-'
it is the one
‘fact that he is :r bachelor.
Many South Norwalk People Fall to
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i SIXTH COMPANY BENEFIT.
The funds of the Sixth Company,
the treasurer‘s report at
meeting held last
regular drill.
a company
The boys ha1e been
have had very little time to give any
dances or other
nicnl which would build tip their
funds. Consequently Manager (‘ollins
has turned o1er his Palace theattc for
theft bcncfit on next 1Monday,.lul.1 23.
Manager Collins has generously al
lon'edthe boys to have tht1 entire pro-
ceeds of the tickets sold by them, to
goth-1r with onelmlf or all tickets sold
at the box office. The company com-
mittee in charge of the benefit, is com
posed of Sergeants Sperry 11nd Tyre-ll.
Corpornls Butter) Marian and Sey-
tnout ’licltcts will be ready for the
it not Mccmtyi
Frank Mcuinty.
specter of llobokcn, will raffle him-
chief health i11-
self. He has promised to wed her.
be she thin, thick, tall, short. old or
young, who contrlbutcs 1110s! to the
Hoboken Young Men‘s Christian As
sociation Fund for camp comforts for
the soldiers of thr- New Jersey regi-
ments. Mr. ltlctlinty is past thirty-
one years of one. so he did not have
to register. and thus there is little
chancc of the draft interfering with
the honeymoon on which he stands
ready to enter. He 1111‘s confessed to
these attributes. saying incidentally
that the raffle is open to till the
women of the linitrd States.
Health; good.
Eyes, attractive.
this afternoon, and may be scoured at
Skcily‘s Smoke. shop, tip-town. the Mo-
httckemo llot‘el, South Norwalk. lists
111111‘1: (‘ignr store in East Nurwalk, and
the telephone office in Westport.
A special program will be arranged
for all three perfonnances at the Pal
111111 on Monthly. and it is hoped that
.they will have a record-breaking nt-
tcndance. The boys have been tram
Hair, intact. big hard, without thought of anything
Disposing", “mm. but'thelr military duties, and it is now
\‘oice. pleasant. (No telephone: upto the public to come to their-assist-
'"§:I:I“f:€1‘$5f%b)0 q yea; i 'l . ; flames and help swell the company fund.
llnblt‘s: 11151111113116... I This hind is to give additional comforti
Principal trait, curiosity. to the men while in service. and
Mr. Mctiinty adds the nil-important‘nteltns very much to them. The money
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so ozcEp-l-WE ism“m 0’ if being used 1111- hotter 1111s of
food than that furnished by the gm
eminent, and also for tributes to men
who may go down in battle
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WANT POLICE PROTECTION
Reptile the Seriousness
Backschd is so deceptive.
It comes and goes—keeps you guess-
lnx. ‘.‘—' , .
Lea the “1,59,41,11“ cure it. 4 Members of the Norwalk Yacht
p03. ly it’s weak kidneys. sClub are quite indignant over the lack
That'a‘hzhy Donn's tKltincy Pills. ire .07 interest shown by the police de-
partment concerning the equipment
as and valuables which were stolen from
five of the boats last. week. When
Wm; Limburner. 9 First street. one of the members called up the
East grog-walk. says: 111 have used ~chief of police shortly after the rob-
Dean's Kidney Pills 111 different times b91199 were discovered, bowls in.
in the past your and they have prov- fumed that the chief didn't know
en very beneficial. Sometimes my.What he could do about it, as it was
back has been weak and there hus‘Oltlside their jurisdiction. Members
hen a'dull and constant pain throughput the club believe that. as they are
the small of it. Then the kidney se- paying taxes as well as licenses for
cretlons were too frequent in passage. property and boats under their chsr~
Whenever I have noticed any of these tor. they should have some sort of no-
symptoms; l have used Dunn's Kld- lice protection in such cases as tho
ney Pills and they have soon ended one. which happened lust week The
the trouble” police department did send one deteo
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t slm- live. to look over the. ground yester-
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get day, 11 goodly number of days after
Dean's Kidney Pills—the some that (the robberies. What a man could do
Mr. Limburner uses.
Cm, Props, Buffalo, N.
50 effective.
We present the following case
proof:
Y.--—Adv. 1 fail to understand.
W
American Transport Landing Provisions in French Port
\
evening often the
lie expended in many different ways,i
Fos:er-ltlllburn at such. a late stage in the game they.
4' 1 Merrill Business
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917
11-212
It: Get.
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LONG figfig
i SAVED ABOUT $100,000.
i.
Coast Artillery, are low, according 1,, ‘Result of Compromise of the Loewei
. Judgment.
In a statement made in Norwalk yes—
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No, They Are Not :
Handsome
but the CRESCENT SHAPED
or half lenses are a. great con-
venience in cases where a read—
ing glass must be worn much 0:
the time, and the wearer must
at the saute time be able to look
across the room or office.
THAMER
Oculists. Optometrists, Opticians
“The House of Good Glassw"
87 Atlantic 511., Stamford, Coun.
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
ierduy Judge William F. Tammany of
thcl.ot1wc cases said that the United
settlement of the judgment.
runny practically confirmed the figures
published in the Euning Sentinel on
Saturday .as the terms of the compro-
mise, saying that Lot-We & Co.recei1
ed about $234,001), which included thi-
amount previously collected through
the1 attached bank accounts.
The judgment was for $252,000.
costs and interest. which amounted to
a grttnd total of 'about $335,000, ac
cording to the figures of Mr. Tain-
many. ’lhe settlement of the suit for
them to the extent of about $100 0110
Judge
working hard all wluter pi‘oparllg [m this tllV, one of the aflotneye for the!
the present national crisis, and they “1““! ”aw”; 0‘ ,th Amt-ma ‘“ gain.
l EVINRUDE 1.:
Row Boat Molar:
Good as new, for sale at a. bar.
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THE BARKER FACTORY
{91mg of pnwnam, Hatters sa1cd about 8100000 by the _. _
Mr. Tam-l
members nf ”1,. company M ,1 "clock $131000 theretorc reduced the judg- '
'l'atnmany's figures are ther
first that have come from any official?
source since the settlement
judgment on Suturday, silence having
been maintained in regard to them byi
all the persons connected with the
of the ’
11111 11111111 81? ivout
ElliCTRlCAl. 1:0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEGTRIOAL SHOP
‘ In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805.50 80. Main 611.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elli.
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STORES
our own
Bought for Cash
conference at which the adjustment. Address ”,5 care Senflml
was made.
DRUGS llfllll ltlllll
IllllNllS, USE Sills
if Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers
i 1 Drink Lots of Water
When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore don‘t get scared and
proceed to load youi stomach “ith a
lot of drugs that excite the itidncvs
{and irritate the entire urinary tract.
1Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
iyour bowels clean, by flushing them
with 11 mild. harmless salts which re-
moves the body's urinous waste and
stimulates them to their normal activ>
lty. The function of the kidneys
to'filter the blood. In 24 hours they
strain from it. 500 grains of acid and
waste, so we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the
kidneys active.
Drink lots of water—you can't drink
too much; also get from any pharma-
cist abOut four ounces of Jud Salts;
take a. tablespoonful in a. glass of wa-
ter before breakfast each morning for
a‘ few days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the. acid of grapes and lemon J'tljgt‘.
rcomblned with lithia. and has been
I "
is
used for generations to clean and stim-.
ulste‘ clogged kidneys; also to neutra-
lize the acids in urine so it no longer?
is a source of irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
jttt‘e: makes a delightful effervescent
lilhla-waler drink which evcrmne
should take now and then to keep
their kidneys clean and active“ Try
tints, also keep up the. water drinking.
{and no doubt you will wonder what
ghecnme of vour kidney trouble and
backache—Adv.
UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS.
Male and Female,
——
Examinations
Every TUESDAY
College
_- South Numlk .
Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
market. prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get in-
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
L. EFF RON
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
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final Palm it desired-PIS“ Q. 13: 3 bolt!” 12.75!
a WCINNATI. 0-!
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A remedy or Infection!
of the or no" tract.
Painleu. Ion~potoonoun
unit will not. stricture.
Bolton! In I to 6 duo.
run avans
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Hawkers}
Pyrox
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FUNGICIDE ”
FOR . _ .
Mostleal Eating
insects and »
Many Blights.
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