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Mrs. Ellen Dowd. of New York,
spent several days with Mrs. P. Sav-
age, of Darien.
Miss Anna Murphy, of Stamford,
‘was the guest over the week-end of
1Miss May Savage, of Darien.
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1 W. Neumer, former‘ly tailor at
1Fitch' s Home, we s calling upon friends
1st the Heights a few days ago.
1 Master Willie Benton of Noroton
Heights is spending a week with his
"1uncle, l. S. Bouton of New Rochelle.
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J. Kubovic of East Washington
Sheet, spent Tuesday in New York city
Miss Martha W. Helmets of Brook-'
,lyn has been the guest for a few days
Charles Cogsweli of Fort street1'hasiof Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams of
7 'leturned home after spending a week lirookside avenue.
.1: New York city. 1 .
' 1 ers. H J. Collins has returned toi
Miss Edna Befiient of New Haven, is her' home in New York. after enjoying;
finishing her parental home on Cliff a few days’ visit ”with Mrs. A. Sea-
Attract. 1brook at the Heights.
Forbes s Co. "or sea York". is rm “
lago, pennding the sale of a further is
ly conclude the deal: a. .
recognize the intent of the act, and
know that a simple typographical er-
151' has caused endlvss troubl. and"
confusion. The town mullet-1.1.19.1 have"
tried to overcome the. difimltv h"
taming affidavits from fog; malls.
and ofioinls who handled the law 111 u ;
various stages at Hartford, and the
printers at the Capitol, and it is hoped;
that by means of these the matter may 1
be straightened out so that there will.
he no question regarding their validiiy1
in law, or regarding their terms. 1
The selectmeh have issued a call for1
a special tovln meeting to be held on;
Friday evening, “July 27, to consciierI
two matters of business. It is not be”,
licved that there will be much discus-I
sion of eitheriof them. for they are of
a routine nature. The first is to anti
thorize borrowing 625,500 on notes to'
meet the expense of laying permanent
pavements which were not. included in
the original issue of bonds, two years
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flames and sinking The censor,
to: son.- : teasun. has not permitted the
After she was torpedoed she was
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sue. of bonds.
The bill passed by the
the town to is 'sue highwny bonds up to: ”“10“ ' . .
$50,000, and under this not two lots of La“ Tenn“ 911350018110!!-
bonds. one of $30, 0110 lind another 01”" American 10"” to France.
for. the 11mm friends at White Oak Shade.
1 Miss Sally Cooper of Walden, N. Y.,
- ,spent the week-end and Tuesday with
friends in New Canaan and Seymour
Mrs. Hall of New Orleans, whose
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Steward 11‘0”?" C Millard 0131119 Mrs. John Lee has returned to her;
“WW3” country, 13 in New York city home at Noroton Heights, much bone}
'may.
. flted by her recent treatment at the.
'Stamford Hospital.
The Pastime Nine will clash with
.the fourth side of a square,»the War-'
on Middlesex road, connecting the pet-
inanent. pavement on Noroton avenue
with that on Mansfield avenue, making
writings are widely known, is a guest
of Mrs. Julius Kruttscbnitt on Denoke
av.enue
$70. 000, have been issued leaving $50,-
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Mrs. Stevens of Stamford is visiting1
the need arises. This year the town
renite pavement laid by the state four with Mr. and Mrs. John G. Thatcher.
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This :lhcfiosl‘anh has taken in midocean after a German submarine h ad fired the ship which is shown in
set attire and then the submarine sailed
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gmemt Assembly of 1915 empowered. ‘ment to furnish ambulances from the1 Mt. and Mrs Jackson andmthree1
divisions of the National :children. of Jewett City, are stopping1
name of the vessel to become known.
off for new victims.
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MARINE.
1 WASHI’NGTON, July 26. —\\ ork on
‘Americas new merchant marine it
was said today, probably soon will be-
gin under the guidance of Eduard N.
liur‘ey, whose appointment as chair
man of the Stripping Board to succeed
William Demnan has been ratified by
the Senate.
The resignation of Theodore Bront.1
Qviccchairman of the board, still W341
AMETRICA
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highway department has laid concrete
years ago on the Post road being the'
one All-Americans Sunday on the
Mr and \lrs George W Lush re- ‘third side. it was contemplated lay-1
Wicks lot.
1cently entertained Charles Ev ans. tho mg 00111311919 "1"” on “‘9 new Tokenekn
actor who became famous as “Old road, as that highwov, opened about
”055.. Evans. of Evans and Easy. 1two years ago. gets very heavy traffic
iwith the many automobiles in Token-
Mrs. Hubert Ruscoe and her two lit-1mm Park, but this spring difficulty “12151
ltlc daughters have returned to (Mitcncountered in getting the consent of
home at the Heights, after a visit crime 01' ”‘8 “WW8 WWW 0“"8 1°
1111c improvement. and the entrance of
this country into the war shortly after '
11115 Marshall P Richards left 11 fewJVlll'd resulted in so great an increase
days ago [01 an extended trip which 10f the cost of both materials and labor-1
will cover several weeks. and take 1111”mt it was decided 1° lay no more per
Buffalo, the Great Lakes, Cleveland, “mm" having in town this season.
fund 0mm points of intotcst. 111m; bridge “as also constructed ong.
l the Mlddlcscx road. and the cost of
this is also included in the amount
amount proposed to be borrowed on
notes until more bonds are sold The
second item on the call is to authorize
the 5qu of the old frame Center school
building under such conditions and at.
such price as may be determined. The1
old building will be replaced this full
by the. new eight-room addition to
Center school, the construction of»
which is proceeding speedily.
VTroop 'Six. Boy Scouts of 'Amerlca,
will drill this. evening in the Marvin
wool.
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B. W. Sweeney, Jr., of Hawkins ave-
' line, was in Port Chester, N. \’.. Tues
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
"avenue 1M E church disposed of rou-
tine business at a meeting he- d yester-
day afternoon.
.two weeks with relnthes in Danbury
Lieut. Harry Parker of the Home
Guard has agreed to give private in
structions to recruits in the local com-
';1any, so that they may not be at a. dis-
Mrs. Lnnrus of New York, eighty-'atltantage 111 the tanks with the men
seven years old, and who has 57 grand- who enlisted earlier. It is believed
fiildren and ‘13 great grandchildren. is that o number 0i. new men will be in-
‘visitlng her son, Alexander Lazarus. 0152190 W 1011! now-
57 Stevens street. ‘~“""" .
p. - 1 Corporal F. Nelson of this town, who
‘Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Graham at is now stationed at Fort Adams, has
mun, Mass. have returned home at. almost served the time of his enlist-
.13! spending several days as the meat and expects shortly to obtain an
guests of Mrs. Hannah J. Seymour, of honorable discharge, but. is consider-'
Jammy; street. lng remaining in the service. that he
__.____ may have some real war experience,
‘Mrs Emma Jones of New York. who as his term has been almost entirely
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. spent during theglplng times of peace.
ilannnh J Seymour for a few weeks,1
left {(11 home yesterday morning.
:1 - A monthly meeting of the Official
.Board of the East Avenue N. E.
thurch will in- held this evening after
prayer meeting.
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Sir or eight Darlen men are enrolled _
in the. Ninth Company, Coast Artillery Mr, and Mrs. Bitishfield iof New
BERRY TRAIN WREGK STORY. 100””, and one 0" 1W0 more 1” “levl'ork are now occupying ‘tho TainiOI‘
1 ___... = queventh Company, which entered Lin/cottage at Irokpnekc.
BTOXJNGTOX, Conn. July 23- cle Sam’s service today. They shared —-,-e——-
Molal denial is made of report. can in the sendoif given the ""‘c'Smpanles Charles Leland, lid. is spending a
mm here that an attempt was made Tuesday night in Stamford, bufnolfctv tveoks with his grandfather.
last night m derailrtralns going eagt'local demonstration was planned. Aécharles Leland, at Tokeneke..
mer the New York New Haven and fund has now been started bv E. Wil-
Hartford roillond half a mile east of llama of the *Darlen Review to tllun1
..Mlssliespor Lthtlllcnne has re-
the village. The crew of Harlem Rimlfor some kind of 11 Grid speed to [ocay’turned to her home at Tokeneke after .
mBoston freight bound east found a lads in other branches of the service18 V1911 With friends in Phlllldelphlfl-
tingle tie between the tracks, but who may later be called to the colors.1
Shore was nothing to indicate that it and citiens are asked to send contribu-1 ML and Mrs. Eurnes 0f New York
Ind been placed there for an ulterior tions for the purpose to George F.1111'B OCCUDYillE the L00 cottage on But-
W0“- 1 Hearse, treasurer of the Home Bank &1ler' at Island for the rest of the season.
aTrust Company ,who will handle ”1131
"0 [Km funds.
1c11y. has arrived to spend the remain-
HAVING CONSIWAHON: Mrs.F E. M. Whitiemore of New York, ' der of the summer at the Tokeneke
the mission worker of the Italian and Inn.
1Cltlnese dives of New York for over. 20
Parents Who Worry Over This Not
Entitled to Sympathy
1years. and whose personal efforts have ' C' K Book and family 01, New York
accomplished as much as any other ill-L are "0W occupying the L P Hollander
No matter how mnu'y laxatives .0u‘dlvidual withsthe possible exception of ”ham at. tickiipke‘ and. will remain
ve tried for the “kiddies" therey is the late Jacob ths in cleaning up that t ere on m 1
only one that is sure certain and section. and making a park out of
less ’ {Mulberry Bend, " known 20 years ago
imGemt a bottle of Mrs Winslovv‘s Lax- as the plate whom the worst dives in
1 alive Soothing Syrup at your drug the city nero located, has been spend-
gists today. give it. faithfully and your
‘ ' child will soon be rid of all consti 1pc-
ing a few days at the home of Mrs.‘ .
. “lion, sour, gassy stomach, indigestion.
Richard Tiader of Tokeneke. Mrs.
1Wh1ttemore is perhaps best known he-
' -; liver and bowel complaint-s. It cor-
:ucts these ailments inst as sure on
cause of the fame of Delia Loughliu" Miss Emilymof Boston, ,5
“The Bluebird 0f Mulberry Bendf‘fihc guest of Mrs. Clio Bracken 16311
{no and best orall contains no "donel'1Who’ about ‘20 years ago, was prompt- few weeks. M1. and Mrs RZ‘A Burns
01' a drop of alcohol. The formula ed to leave a sinful life. in that section land'family, OLINéW York city, have
tight on the bottle, you know just1thmugh the. agency 0‘ a pink "’50 g” 1eased the Leo cottage for the re-
what you are giving. no secrets about 9“ her by Mrs. Whittemore. She only matador of the summer. 1
is. Winslow s Soothing Syrup ”a lived a few months after that, but de-
W31” good we want everyone to mw1voted these months to an earnest sot-v.
'3 about it 1 p 11cc on behalf of her associates. as héi'
Oh my' but Mrs. Winslow's magma; had been previously useless.
the Soothing Syrup will surprise you. ‘
m can almost see the little folks Im~l.T1‘9 state printers of Hartford made:
mm, they eat right are all m '31: error last spring in printing the act.
”d m“ of fife and ginger. and what a‘ Dashed by the General Assembly. en»
solidi what a food my the parents 1abling the town to issue $75, 000 in
mind, It is the remedy par excellence school bonds. Somehow a linotypo
‘3 hostel! all the children like it 15111; was omitted from one of the
11115.11. v. Probit, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. William L Scarles
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land by automobile On Friday.
friends here received word from them
from the Equinox House, at Manches-
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Whiting, chairman, Hurry Parker and
H B. “install. is arranging for fan
doubles tournament.
1club trophy :"
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Tokeneke people were well repre-
tare on an extended tour of New Eng— '
The tennis committee of the- Token- '
eke Club, consisting of Robert Rudd '
elimination tournament for the melt,
to be followed by a. stirred singles and:
for the annual .
Get a bottle today mower. and give printed pages. and not (detected: w‘itltlgemga at the ma {5,039 tennis
matches at the Greenwich; Field clung . ,
yesterday. The events are hstng‘ con- 1. "
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before the president today.
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FOOD CONTROL BILL. 1
WASHINGTON. July Zion-Conforms;
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1‘ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hegelein of1
YSouth Not-walk motored to New Can 1
.F‘. . vita. moo h urchased on
C y d a“ p iaan. Sunday. and called at the homei
Oldsnwhile touring car. i
________ 10f her father, C. I“. Meade. River on the Administration Food Control
Morris Parker entertained New street.‘ .bill today undertook to reconcile (iii-1
York friends over Sunday. ferences between the House and Sen-g
. Misses Mas Rutledge. Anita Rayfote with a vigorous fight threatened
Chauncey Weed and F. L. Raymond mom! and guest, Jenn Burleson and over ,certain features of the legislaf
' 1108er Alfred Rhlymoud HOW"! lion. Their task was made the more
visited at Oyster Bay. Sunday.
Basso and John Karl motored to West difficult by the action of the House in
1.111311 Ethel Rules of Buffalo is visit- Point. Sunday
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in with oil it '93 at White Oak Shade} M 110 all Senate amendments.
g r l 1 . 1 Mr. and Mrs Alfred Rogers are now1
‘on a two Weeks' automobile trip, their1
nmihadestlnatiofi being Cape Codi
Joseph Carl is acting as chauffeur for-
Miss Jean Burleson of Jewell City is the DE“!- "
visiting her cousin. Miss Anita Ray. .1 1
mood.
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BOSTON VFIREMEN ENLIST.
Miss Emma Graves of Brooklyn is
visiting with friends on Poona Ridge.
BOSTON, July 26.——Fire Commis-
sioncr John Grady or this city. is seer-
11113 to preterit a depletion of the h. o
1 Mrs. C. G. Schcmck or the Fal1'1field1dcpamnem through gum-mew of file.
.__..____. County Farm Bureau will speak it “5 men in various branches of govern
rm. Willard Parker is entertaining1<lllen 1110011111: 0|” the New Can-"m Gal” ntent service. He has asked the local
a friend from Camden, 8. C.. for a few den C1111) 1“ 1119 Town Hall. Wednes- public safety committee to try to se-
days. day. ”6.15.111 3 30 D to cure the release of a. number of men
already enlisted.
Miss Ethel Jones of New York 131 John Wain. who has been employ-
visiting with her aunt on Stamford Ed “3 chauffeur 10’ 111131! T3831” and
“me \ 113111131111 Stevenst left town Saturday.
...——.——- and enlisted in the Ammunitlbn Train
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jone of Gardenf‘it‘l‘Vice. U- 8 Army
City, N. \'., were guests in town out
Sunday.
Lemon Juice
Fogfleckles ~.
oil-1.1 Make roomy lotion at ,
homo fol-stow unis. Try It!
Mrs. Mary E. Spencer died at the
Ibome of her daughter. Mrs. John
H 3 Titan; and daughter Miss Buckout of East avenue. Smurdny.1
uth are enjoying a vacation in the The funeral service was held at Lake-
view Cha el Monday, at 3'. 30 p.111 -
Mme “mm—v 111“. J AD Macmillan officiated Mrs.1 gimme the Juice of two lemons in-
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Leigh and Spencer had been a resident of New :10 9. bottle containing three ounces of
niece of Chicago, are visiting cousin! Canaan for some time. making her orchard white, 311““ well and 3'01!
on the ‘Norwalk Road. 1 home with her daughter ‘ have. at Miller pint of the best freckle
131m tun lotion, and complexion beauti-
fier,'at very. very small cost.
rods has returned from a two weeks’; 1 YOU 81‘0”” h“ the lemons and any
STOVINGTQN. Conn" July 26 -Tlle drug store or toilet counter will sup-
visit at Larchmont: 1
4renewed strike if 150 weavers in them“: three ounces of orchard white for
iMr and Mrs. C F. Meade and fem-1 plant of the American Velvet companr’a few cents Massage this sweetly
ily called upon his sister. Mrs. George may compel the closing of the factory fragrant lotion» into- the face, neck.
Selleck, at hewlaboro, Sunday. lwhlch has some 500 employee. Them arms and hands each day and see
was a \vent'ers' strike in June which how freckles and blemishes disap-
Mrs William Sulzer of Larchmont was settled by granting less hours and pear and how clear.
Mrs. F. C. Noble of the Silvcrmlne sTONINGTON MILL MAY “CLOSE.
vlsitcd a day or so with her parents. more pay. The demand is now for no the skin becomes. Yes! it is harm-
. Mr. and ers. C. 0. Ella, this weak». 108nitlon of the union. 11‘ess.—~Adv. , ’
British King Visits Gun Crew. on American Liner...
instructing its conferees to disaa res
‘metalinhrge
11min. sum cm
was $111.11 or MEH’E
SACK SUITS
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$18.00 Summer Suits ......... $14.85
$15.00 Summer Suits .......... $1135
$1250 Summer Suits ......... $1035
Large assortment of Fabrics
Models to choose from.
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SEFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definiti n of lhe
we of the disease and t on of
adjusting the some. Disease is caused
by nrwrench, twist or sprain in the
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 of
lisease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve m.
tents in your body. Female troubles
lgiven special attention; also curt aid 0
10f the spine.1 You will never regret;
'slving the Chirpractor a chance to
help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
84 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
1111 REED & .vout
HECTRICAI. 1:0.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
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AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 806—50 So. Main St. .
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
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Bought for Cash
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Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and
quantifies. Get in-
formation from us before selling to
anyone.
L. EFFRON
3 Bowen 8:. East Horwallr.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
not. It" Will.
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rout rm 1: Mind-I‘mcbhfl. or a botflsl salami;
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