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1 normal
The Addie V. 2d, towed a schooner
to City Island this morning.
William R. Cartwright, of 68 Cove
avenue, connected with the J. J. Cash-
mmpany, is enjoying a avcation.
l~ . - :L‘l t “ "i
-. H A E E S Si’oint pavilion is being patronized.
. m snares aberrant:
(MIME. Those $011118 PGODIB who are‘led an exquisite monument in The Gill
fond 01' dancing have DECREd out MOI“ Beckie-y family plot at Springtiale. The!
'37” 53’3“ ‘1' ‘i4 '11 ‘ "-1 1 ‘Z‘w ' “moisten is by Gertrude Gill Berkley oi.
.l:arien. widow of the William R. Beck l
ley, proprietor of the Stamford Lulu,
Mr. and Mrs. William (‘oenen and
t‘ailiiiy, of'Brooklyn. have taken [helgranitm and
Lotawana cottage, Belle island, for thol
summer. The Brooklyn residents
have, been visitors at the island for a
number of years and have arrived to
spend the remainder of the season.
the monument
1in or around this section. On one side
Iare carved the words: “William Mart-
llett Bédtiey," and on the other the
words “Martin Gill," who is the father
_ 0,, Saturday “gm Aug, 4‘ me an, of Mrs. iieckley,and who died in Jan
nual shirtwaist dance 'at the Tokeneke lulu-y “f “”5 year.
t‘asino will be given by the Tokenekel . __.__.._._
Club. On Saturday afternoon, Aug. 25,5’ 59""31 youns men, former Darien-
the club will hold its water sports. The lites, have been chosen by the selective
committee will award prizes in thegtllall in adjoining towns, their num-
swilnnllng contests, high and fancy dtv- |bpm having ”("9“ draWn 5” near ”W
log events. canoe tilting. 915-. ,top of the list that it is practically cer
_. lain that they will be called upon to,
The Wanamaker store in New York SP”? ““1985- exempted.
city is doing the right thing by its‘calied James A. Coombs, who removed:
employees. Each week sees eight oilto that town a few months ago, but
the girls employed by John Wanama- has since returned here, settling on'
her in New York sent to Bell island Ncroton avenue. New Canaan callelli
to spend a week at the Edith mint). Chester Wood, whose wife is the
The visitors thoroughly enjoy camp'daughter of Mr. and Mrs . W. 1.
life at Bell island and the balllillg Lowndes of the Hindiey Park section
and also Percy t‘nntrcil, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. V. Cantrell of the Post
Road. The latter is likely to be ex-
empted for physical reasons, having
and water sports furnish a recreation
which proves delightful as a vacation.
l". Hauck of Second street has re-g
tuned to New York after spending?
the week-end with his family. i
, l
Ilr. and Mrs. I
“lurk city spent. the Week-end with
.Irs. Morreli of [Fourth street.
1
Henry Harris ’and Howard Wood,l
both of First street, enjoyed a trip to'
.Bockuway, N. Y., Sunday.
Robert Harris of Stamford, spent.
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Frances,
E. Harris of (‘ove avenues :
Stewart Marshall of Osborn (H’L‘llur.
Elms returned to his duties with thin
Bundle Bakery after enjoying a vac :~
111m. -
Dr. Frank B. Hoyt of Pine Hill has
returned home after enjoying a vaca-
tion which he spent visiting interest-
ing places in New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. John it. l.‘llommcdleu,
“of Cove avenue, received a letter this
morning front their rson, Earl, who is!
connected with the American Rodi
Cross at the front in Europe. This
was the first communication received
mm him in six weeks. '
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John Cromwell of Kcyser place was;
“the victim of an unfortunate accident;
yesterday on Winfield street. 'Ml‘.‘
T @ Cromwell was riding on the top of at
’ m of hay, slipped and fell to the
M“
ground bclow, injuring his shoulder
as well as receiving painful bruises.
“He is resting as comfortably as may
die expected this morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Book, Jr., of De-
mit, have rented the Hollander house
In Tokeneke Park for the season.
3..
Boat thieves have been operating
mound Belle Island. Several boats and
woes have disappeared.
Richard Brown is able to return to
work after being laitl up with a severe-
tiy‘cut hand in which several stitches
7 "Wore taken.
wLouis Kindrick of Rowayton, who
:‘i‘hns been suffering from stomach
trouble, is able to be around once'
more. '
Hayward Smith and William c.
Smith, Jr.. gave a private dancet Satur-
day night at the Norwalk Yacht Club.
-‘ A number of guests from Darlen, Bell
Jihad and Tokeneke attended.
Mr. and Mrs. WilliamL. Searlas, of
Bowayton ,are touring New England
.jn their Hudson car, and on Friday
were at the Equinox House at Man-
,zchester.
. , The closing of the Bell island club
3.1m the season has put a damper on
flh‘e social activities ofrthe summer
A BAD seams Foil—WOMEN
V’l‘he ‘Ilitefi cold. and, damp sprira
‘Deems to have been particularly se-
iv'e'r‘o‘on‘the health of. womenp and
l-tlnnily‘f’are suffering from.'backa'cbe
_ k‘hetlmatic pains. aches and pains. in
titles. Joints, and muscles, lumbago
and other ailments caused by overwork
. ~ or disordered kidneys or bladder. Mrs
'1‘. J. Bucknell, Hardy. Neb., writes:
3""! an) recovering from an attack of
Milne-births aid or May ,Kldney,
' t weir no on!
Andrews of New? '
entertaining relatives from New York.
gent.
‘niece, 'Miss Alice Carr
;ter a business trip to Brooklyn for the
'ton. returned Sunday night to be tn‘Dm‘iE‘n cards and Smut! them ”It‘ll"
lbcen obliged to remove to the. higher
altitude of New Canaan because of his
health. His wife is the daughter or R.
‘li‘i. Smith, the local merchant. All
jthree of the young men are married,
and all have children, except .\ll'.
Wood.
By the passing of the Boers Pro-
vision Co., of \‘i'estport, which main
tained meat markets in Not-walk,
South Norwalk and Barton, liiltltlle
-._.. hands of a receiver a few days ago,
Iiliss Edith Cantrell is entertaining the local market on Railroad avenue
Miss Marion llurdick formerly of thlst‘”is 0105‘?“ only "m an “0““ or ““1
town. George A. Dooley who has been mau-
ulzer of the Dal-ten place for about
three years, quickly arranged the legul
detuiis necessary to obtain title to the
place in his own right, from the re-
ceiver and promptly bought a New
stock and reopened the place as tho
Newl‘forl. Market, George J. llooley,
proprietor.
Mrs William Lord of the Heights is
Gardner Trowbridgc of .\'oroton has.
been drafted with the Darien contin-
M”
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slawson of
llawes avenue are entertaining their
of East Nor-
walk.
ltalston Cnrrington il-{nltzhlg has re-
turncd to Willow Court. Stamford, at
A study of the lists of numbcts
called to serve under the selective
draft shows that. so far as this town is
wcckcnd. concerned, at least, the law of average
_,______ is maintained with almost unvurying
John w_ Dugdale of Newton regularity, and that of every ltlt’l men
summoned to the district. four or them
will be llurien residents. 0f the first
loo "0* summoned froméilis dis-
trict, three were those of varied} men:
Emmett Corrigan, star of "The of the second 100, five were from this
lioncyvtnakers,” “lien Hut," utld other town, thus striking the average in the.
Phil's. has 1,9,," the guest for u MW‘HI'W‘OHG hundred; the third added ju-tt
days of Mr. and Mrs. George w. msh_‘four more Daricn men, as did the
.______ ifourth and the fifth hundreds; the
Miss Edith Green has returned to sixth hundred added five Darienites,
town after enjoying a few days as tho ”“15 “him” raising ”W “V9753“? ”“‘
guest of )[r. and Mrs. Antony Gommyscvcnth and eighth hundreds again
Heights-son of William Duudule, one
of the town's most highly-esteemed cit-
izens enlisted last week in the navy.
Paradisio. Illinlh hundred again added five, raltrl
ing the average a bit higher, but the!
Mr. and ’Mrs. Peter Frellnglluysen,'lt‘nlh hundred in the first 1,000 man2
who have been guests of Mrs. .Henryjcalled in tiledistri‘ct; the eleventh and;
O. Huvemeyer at her home onPalmer'l-l twelfth hundred “dd?“
liill, Stamford, have returned to lior-lnmn» and 50 dowfl‘ ”‘9 last, ”‘9 “Vt‘r‘
rlstown. age of four ,is maintained with but
.._..__.__. lsllgltt variations all down the list. An-
Misses Esther Guthmuller, Louisegmht‘l' thing which has been noted!
ing of Stamford were vigitors on sm.ltlistrict is one of those which did not!
urday afternoon at the home of nominumber “5 NHL“ 35‘ FXDP‘CWd by (he?
and Mrs. G. E. Richter of Mansfieldfwa-‘hmgmn authorities, making-necesl
avenue. saw the change in thc plan of drawing .
ithe numbers, which was made in the
The new lunch wagon of t‘onstabltl;01t‘"9nlh hour. That plan was to have
Warren Greene arrived in town frmn‘all tllc cards of the district’shuil‘led bc- ‘
New Rochelle yesterday. and a corps {01‘9- ns‘signlng numbers to them. but
of helpers were busy‘gemng mp new .the local board, like the others, which ~
"cafe" ready for“ business. it is (wold not understand the plan, shuffled
peeled that it will be ready for use mithe Norwalk Cards” in him pile, and'
a few days. ‘tlten assigned them numbers in rota-l
,tion, mixed the New Canaan cards in
Riclutrd C. Chrismphep, who lumtanother pile, and giving them a series
been spending the Week-end at Noro‘TOf numbers; and likewise mixed the;
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m
time for duty at 5:30 on Monday morn- numbers in mm, assigning to ”‘3“!
ing {it FGl‘t Myer, Va. near “rasmng. town the numbers 3,050 to 3.362. Thus}
ton, where he is in training ill the oiil- ,if the Pm“ 0f drawing first a “135W"
cers' reserve camp. Itcard from a series from 0 to 9 had
._..____ , abeen followed, and the, master card
Handsome handmade posters arel‘number 3 had been first selected, ‘DaA
seen itt many of the store windOWS oi‘lrlen, whose cards were all in the 3,000
town, advertising the annual bazaar of‘class, would have been obliged to fur-
ther Woman's Guild of St. Luke‘svnish the entire quota of 214 men, andl
Chmh‘ which is to be held Wednes-Norwalk, with over 2,000 men ellglble,l
day. would not have been called upon for
———- ,one. Or, if the master card elected
Corporal Harold Millspautzb of the had been 1, then Norwalk would have
Coast Artillery Corps has been MW in been called upon for the entire list a
town during the past few days, notifl" 214 menfand Darien and New Canaan
includes Richard Abendrotll,
Sutton, Eben Scribner, J12, and
Bates.
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i‘people of this district.
Brooklyn, ‘sister-i’n-law to Mrs. Black. EAMBRIBGE, Mass,
vacation trip for the rest of the sum-t celled its varsity football schedule tor
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pianist, who Immbhedu‘he’r‘g studie‘b‘nin .aged, Fl‘é'dt-VVLderep'grhduate mm.
“ ‘avre
her company. The stone is of Quincy .
itself is l
,the only one of its kind to be erected '
Norwailt '.
mo at Stamford on their houseboat,"“‘°h added four Darlen men; the .
four Dal-icn' ‘
young and Mildred and Marion Dm.1.lsinct,=tllcdratt'ing, is that the Norwallt; ‘\
Miss " Jane Virginia Blackford ol'HAliVARD span-rs, TOCONTINU‘E“
‘ July 24.——Al-l
ford of Shippan Point. has come on al though Harvard University has can-'
mer. Miss 'Bla‘ekfordls a Weilfknown'hext fallthebbort'will'l’gtiilfbe encour-lklmigéy
TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1917 ‘,
ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR-t
AHCE SALE OF MEN’E é .
J—
SACK SUITS '.
slime Summér Stills $14.35
$15.00 Summer Suits .......... $1185
$1250 Summer Suits ........
Large assortment of Fabrics
Models to choose from.
$10 85
and
Copyright ClothingCo:
6 N. Main St. 60. Norvmtk
tar NEW and 1
DEFINITION OF OH IROPRACTIG
Chiropractic is the definition of one
muse of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause otf
iisease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve tum
terns in your body. Female troubles
‘given special attention; also curvature
of the spine} You will never regret
giving the Cbirpractor a chance to
help you. ,
, Magnetic treatments given also. l
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
The Nation’s Needs First i.
We Should llrinlt [ills‘ of litter and Eat ' less lint, Says
technetium shallot ill lad salts Ill has: “Lot valet Before 7
. _ «hfilaklaS‘l to St
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ing the 10°“ men that they are ‘0 be would not have been obliged to send a}
mobilized next Wednesday. The “St single man. —,. The necessity for the:
George change in the plan of drawing the»
‘Harold numbers is therefore apparent to: the‘
bwome over-Worked, .glet sluggishvachc. and feel .
like lumps of‘lendl ‘ p
the bladder is‘irritated, and you may the chi .
to seekfrclici ‘two or thrée‘timc‘sduring the big it. ?
”When the kidneys clog you taint help .tbemlflusb
off ’the body‘s-urinous Waste‘oryouill be areal .
nick "person «shortly. At first you feel odull .
‘ tulle _ region. teal-sum tau
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The illustration shows a military officer hurrying to the
telephone for important military business and a civilian
cheerfully according him the right of way. This typifies
the attitude of the nation and it also typifies the attitude
of the Bell System.
The nation is at war and it is necessary that private
interests shall be subordinated to the Government’s need
for telephone service.
When war was declared, the whole Bell System was
immediately placed atthe disposal of the Government.
During these weeks of military preparedness the
Government has had the service of the most comprehen—
sive and efiicient telephone system in the world.
As our military strength grows, and we beetmt'e
larger participants in the great war, the demands of the
Government upon our service will continue to increase,‘
and must always be met.
An extraordinary increase in telephonetraflic, due to
' the unprecedented commercial and industrial activity in-
The
cident to the war, must be adequately provided for.
3
We ask you to co—operate in this patriotic service,
and to bear cheerfully any unavoidable inconvenience or
delay in your telephone service. ‘ -
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Southern New England
Telephone Co.
lower!
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Graduate from Palmer School.
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rill: Rlilill & Will
i , METRICAL c0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main St.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
EB’RE
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Bought for Cash
Address ll, care‘Seutinel
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Iron Wanted
We will pay you. the highest
' market prices for. scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get an-
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
L. EFF RON
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
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Parcel Poll if deoirPd—Pricebll. or 3 bottlel 02.73-
“ EVA!“ CHEMIEAL 06.. CINCINNA'H. q.
Wims... . 54'
A remedy for Infection.
'01th urinal! tract.
Painleu non-winner!
Urlc acid in meat excites the. kidneys, they
in she .
when the
be. sick :3:
Berlin, and'has been conducting class- agar otatliletica, said today. Thermal ’dtour, ttongue "coated and you deal rheumatic“
as in standard andsNorotob all Win-barring freshmen ; from? the varsity ' ' " .
’ titted dillliilfily ul ititlllty gllisatllsets‘ a
the lilit: Acid.
be none becamea'cloudy, l
to clean clogged
thus ending bladder Weakness.
9“. ei‘. dizziness,- WEichgéfi
. kidneys new and active.
the} is bad . a
ltttt‘lal'e~ Kidneys. and {mm 1. r
breakfast for a few days and . our kidneys will
then out fine. This famous so. ts is made from.
the acid :of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia. and-has bran used in generations
kidneys and stimulate them
.to’fiormal activity, also to neutralize "the folds
in urine. so ittnot anger is a. source of irritation.
:Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot-inure, makes
a delightful effervescent ilithia-water drink which
everyone should take now an%then to here
V , ‘ ‘ a" it}: of Sal ,f‘tlthbelieveiu
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keep ,5th
Bowker’s
, Pyrox
usrcncmr
_ rumour
ran ,
‘ Most» Leaf Eating
‘ insects and
. Many Blighis.
Albert D. Morgan
. WASHINGTON STREET :
F; 5. (JUN
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