Corporal Alvin t} Fayle of the Sixth matey-33] for a new 3”.” 1.1 ”He.”
"Own—Any, Boast “Hum. 11 Aniormz describing 1111- work of the 51.111; As“
a tony-eight hour furlough with his rtcultural Cones“.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thump
son. of First street. lie is enjoying.
good health and the boys are
rapidly becoming accustomed to the
hard Work and changed conditions
from their home life. There is always
something to do and the hot sun has
made the work doubly hard for man)
days. '
».
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor have
returned from theinwcd ting tour. The
ceremony which made Mr. Taylor and
Miss Marguerite Hindley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Hindley. husband.
and’wife, was performed by Rev;
George E. Meyer in \‘yack, N Y., on.
‘;July 28th. The. happy couple hart"
many friends in Darien to wish them
says
,iycny .‘MARKET
7 69 No. MAIN ST
...—...... __.. ....__. ....--
3 51011115 in unit.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Reloaded
Specializing-in Furnishing Homes Conga:
Mu STAIRS'TO Cll till
:3 TERUNG
happiness. 1
Darien’s little ifs:
motorcycle cop there would be no
speeding. if some of the property
owners would build sidewalks in the
front or their properties you would
know when-the roadway begins. if
outsiders would take heed they would
not have to appear before Justice
Snead. If the papers arrived on time
the people would be satisfied. If it
letutned home wasn‘t for the Home. Guards there
would be a scarcity of amusement in-
.Dat'icn. '
111?
i
If they had 11
DARIEN
AND
NORO TON
LEA§I
>1 I woRWAL-K
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Christ
- ,Church will meet tomorrow afternoon
* with Mrs. Edwards of Winfield streak. W“? Adams
' I brtdgeport.
has
N. Y.
Lois Gillette
from Chateaugay,
spent yesterday ;
Rev. George W. Judson, who pream-
Zed in' the Darien Congregational
Watch for Ouri
Advertisements
Milton Elwood will st-m t‘ll< wcek’
tor Orino, Maine, to spend his vaca
lion.
Ray Coutu went to New liar en Tues church last Sunday 11101111112 ,dnd “'5“,
day and had a good time. tagain tccupt that pulls! next Suut‘. a),
..—_. s. has lccently 1esigned his pastolato .11
Of Chicago spent the First ("onglcgutional (hurcll of
Dcvcrill. EWinsted to 11(Ct‘pl a call to the (‘on
1 'gregational c'htllch at Saco, Me. ’lhis
g The llome Guards held their regular is not the first time that Dr. Judson’
' i'dll'll last night at xKnox's field has been heard in the local church, as
Clarence Lemlturst has taken A [10 ———- he and Dr. Brown have exchanged pul-
‘ .1 ' ‘ ‘; 11 n . . _ _ . ~ . .,
3:234:93? lukmn me ‘L 1111 k” i ‘_ William Wilmot ,3d 1s visttlng his p115 before. but smce Dr. Judson m ,0
\lr. Bonxbaum
'luesday with Mr
Harry Beaslev and family haw mov-
ed f1on1 South Norwalk to V0.1} Van:
aunt street.
.... :t'utllt't. ”to local b11ggagt-lnas'\(=r. ‘go to Maine, anti D1. Brown has also $15 00 Refri erator Au at
A t‘ f It \‘l' ,, Auxil -—~- ~—— “signed the local pulpit, and w ll 1‘ Price g ' “$1000
in ”1:90;” tot‘l m l SKETJMM m Sam Adams spent \londay with Ha" tire from its sertice Nm. it is not """"""""" '
:13“, aflejnooiturm v “I" “3‘95 at “‘5 camp "‘ Fishers N likely that Dr. Judson will be lleald $18.00‘Refrigerator. August,
1110 and. here next summer ‘ Price ........ , ..... . . . $12.00
“3“ and Mrs. Edward E- M"“" “1’ Benjamin St. John and wife of liar-t $20-09 Refrigerator. August ,
12““? avenue, "‘9 entertaining Robert ford ate spending a two weeks' \‘nt'l- IMPBRTANT THANEES Pnce ................. $13.34
.Stratton, of Hartford. ’ > 1 . _
_. 111011 at 11011811011. } $24.00 Refrigerator. August
. M I Pric . .............
'Harl'y Fudge, a member ”f “‘9‘ Tltc llarit'n firemen held a meeting e ”6.00
IN flRflANllAYIflN
leth'Company, Coast Artillery CMW'Olonday evening and elected Fred
Refrigerators
Refrigerators at. 1-3 off. Just a
few more left of the popular linen.h
Buy now while buying is good and
save 13 of the cost.
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A0 VERTI‘
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Something Extraordinary , .
‘i
«n;— .W.
,, fi'
1-0,"
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‘ 1‘” written letters ”0"" the camp to Finch financial secretary to succcicd
his parents and other friends heraand George Cantrell.
appears to be having a good time.
EUYNEWIJ. B. ARMY
i
. . Ml and Mrs. George. F Bearsc and1
Charles Mlller, of Osborn avenue. 1. 1 1 - ‘
among-those who have. returned from “I" :12? :1;)“iguxnnjlbitymglg’siln' Dmslon Of 28,000 Mon
1:31:21;1.111.111.1311... ‘“.,““"“ 331° ‘ ‘ _ Abandoned For ContinenJ’
a e is at 6- ram tie ‘xt C m- ' ‘
m, g S‘ “ 5 , . tal Unit of About 19,000
' 1 .\f1s. Herbert Howe. of the Heights
,, .—
The auto truck of the Silver
Ice Company, which n as reported sto
lcn yesterday, was later recovered ill
1the Huckleberry Hills near “(‘MUYL;
where the joy riders had abandoned it.‘ Clark-s D' BM" prominent. to point-
ital Circles in Brooklyn.
spending a week visiting his cousl
Stephen T. and David N. Mather.
....
Hugh WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-~Daclsion1.
he lat- of the War Department to abandon
:the army ditision of "8 (100 men ini'
if.“ or of the continental unit of about
19,000 troops. Will-l duo. ll was saidtt
today, to changes in modern warfaee
has been that made the old command unwieldy;
n and cumbersome in trench fighting.’
The division under the old system
“a; not sufficiently mobile “for the:
peculiar needs of lighting 011 the,
Mr. and Mrs. William J Fleming. western from,"
’Sr... with their flttlc granddaughter l ndei' the new plan, a division will
Miss Mmjorie Flemming, spent Sun intltldt- two lllfantly brigades of two
regiments each. instead of three brl-.
l m, is entertallilng her mother, 'Mrs.
lltlssv ll of Carbondale, PAL. and t
ter's young daughter.
em-.-”— 1
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John Richards auto became stuck
on the Washington street budge this
a morning, and after he had vainly
cranked it for some time, a coal wa-
. son-came along and cave him 11
across the bridge to llafner‘s
tow
store,
o. B. JACK-SON;
OPTOMETRIST ,
58 Wall Street. NOMKA;
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold or:
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examinationof the eyes. Oculists' prescrip-
tions promptly.fillcd...Expe1-t Repairing.
‘SPE‘CIALS
- Square Brand Skimmcd Milk, full: weight . . . ..
.. 2 cans'25c 3‘.
3 ‘ vhf-e he s'ecul'ed a supply 1. mtsnllne day with relatives at Orange, N‘ J ~:nd-es of three regiments each as for-. COUCH HAMMOUKE AT AUGUST PRIOES Pure Condcmed'Milk, full weight a can 15,.
an e ’ . ‘ f ' t ‘ " ' ‘ ] ‘ , , 1 ........... . . v
. ””1"“:“em “Em ““0" "W- Miss Marion Northlop of Ridgefleld,.guiix:h1en£;f ,2‘,‘,§‘,,f,§§,,fi‘;“,n‘;‘,“,;‘;‘,t‘d° 81-500 Conch Hammock, August price. $10.00 . , 00m Starch 2 pkgs. 15c
Prod “00”, an I and Miss Mabel Moore of .\01'oton the cavalry regiment; now 11 111-01111 $18 00 Couch Hammock, A igust price . . ...... , . ”$1200 01m - - - . - - ~ - - - ~ ~ - - - . » - - - , .
'Lockwo d \ ' mm) "Y“ "Y the Heights hare been guests for a few trout part of the unit is eliminated. {$2000 couch Hammock, A tgust price. .313. 34 "Butter, the finest creamer-y, per lb. . . . . . . . . .. ..... .. 430
0 .blanufacturlng Company, days of Miss Charlotte lnwndes 0f 11 new ttench mortar battery in ndd- - r - “ 123
resumed hls duties with the concern Hi dl P k 1 - d. and the old army out its plan 'MHTTRESSES AT- AUGUST SALE PRICES ;_ ‘Evapomed Milk, 8' nan ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘
, yesterday, after being obligpd to take! n 9" at ' 1tabandoned after the civil war again lu' . ‘ ‘ ,
‘ » “ vacation because of injuries suataln- Mark W. Norman Frank R. Holmes “HEELS, M m] Gen 1 C ml 10450 Mattress, August pnce - - - - - ~ - ~ - - . - - . - - ~ - - . - ~33“ 5 ' A, "S I: [JLL
. 1 ’81! While engaged in pollsh‘n t the ' r a" ‘ era ro er. 137.50 Mantra a All 15 ric “00 I l
m..- ‘ In to , ' g " and Senator Charles E. Williamson is today working out final detallg of. B .- 8118 p a . . 1 1.... . . . . . . . . .
.n 1 0 W- One Of .1115 hands W08 badly were on the water one day last week rcgulatlons gov erntng the lnoblllidi" .'$10001Mcttreas,Angnst pri e . . . . .. ....... . . . . . . . . . . 38-00 ,4 Cottage .Sttfict. East Norwalk.
'. cut when the article which was being and have we“ “Ming some “.110“in lion schedule of the men selected un-i $15.00 Mattress, August price .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ $12.00 ‘
polished broke. ' ° dcr the selective draft law."'l‘he. com; $18 00 Mattress, August pl‘. cc . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . .314 40
big fish stories since.
‘plctod plans will indicate how-each
7 Earl 'L'Hom'medteu has written 0th. -man drafted is to be assigned
or letters home from France where
c has been for several months with
'11“! Red Cross Ambulance Unit. lie
Edward McGincss while rldlng on nave
a railroad car yestcr'day afternoon, MACHINISTS’ UNION
missed his footing and fell and
. o
ASKS 8' noun-111vA
NOW' 111 thetame to buy your Mattress, as the price will
r be as low again. m
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3393 “AUGUST SALE"‘P31038 swnnpnvo nuancno'ns. HAVE mmsmn'ron 'rn-Is
If it wasn't for the watchful eyes of
guarantee against lockout': and dis.
thc traffic officers stationed at the.
criminatlon: rtl'ecognltlon of short com-
’ _“tltlllB;Sl0iflit—Ill
. as recently 1.... 1. .1... 11.3.1... ... :33: I“; Gimmm" “‘1; 11123111101» -. ,, $7-00'Bedxwhito enamel. all sizes. August prices $5.331 vmnx DOWN 511ch ALL SUMMER 0100118
1.1111 , 1 s “‘ r ' g °° 0" Y- Contt ed . .3 10 00 Bed, white enamel, all sizes August rice.~ 1
1103:1213?”WESSLIRS $2533.? . —~ — ( n“ ,_.:"_:m m” '1 1:15. 00 Bed} white enamel, August' price .pu...... $3.001 Anealy vinithadmd- We are “Gaming 0‘" 91m" “Wk
celebration 1.11111 m pang he had the A- P' ““3““ (”is Shem" ““d Cm“ burnt-11:»- ,_ $18 00 Bed, white enamel, August; price ..... . ....... $14. 40 now oquOMBN’S and MISSES' WASH DRESSES, SILK
pleasure of Shaking 1,, mos with G en- Swan: 1 11113211119: the “carntgal, ill mll-lighthonr day withf nine hour-st, $25.00 Brass Bed, August; price . ... .. .. ............ $12000 DRESSES, SKIRTS;- WAISTS,’ MUSLIN. and SILK UNDER
malpemnng 11111- General 11.1111 ' p“ g .1. °""‘~V M“ ‘“ 111.11 Y" “““”“‘"“ W" ° 11.1.1 ‘9’“ "$3000 BIAS! Bed August Price ------------- $24 0° cnnmnms;oonsnrs, sorrsmoztrsund HATS
. i "th ,( , 1 Ifot' toolmakcrs and fifty cents to 1- .
W _____ tome tn mun nrtze~_ ,Cmms‘s: time and mom” ;or r0311;- $35.00 Brass Bed; August price ........... $28. 00
'time: double. time Sundays; written. —
CLOAKS 'me PARIS MILLINERY
BUGS, ROOM SIZE,..AT AUGUSTJALE
. . junction of Railroad avenue and the milttt'e: Nmsnitinn of men's right to Prices201percent. 03- ~ 33 South Main St. South Norwalk
fAflEDflR GRAY i’tflAlR'Post Road, many a dreadful accident 93"“? “flop-“j arbIt-mtlml when 9111-; Crex, 0 x 12, August price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... $6.95 1
.. 4 ‘ ‘ * would occurs at that point. p on r. .m( nnlplove cannot. agree 1311158018, 9 K 12,5 August;- price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " $16.95 *
,, ) Besides these demands, ullich ntc Axminster 9 x 12'August price .$19 95 TEL
’ a " ‘ m i called “working rules. " employers ’ Y I ' ' ‘ ' ' ' """ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' H O '
.17 Mixed With-Sulphur lt' Darkens So Darien seems to be dubious as to the are asked to state the number. tree And upward 1 CENTRAL
exact number of her natites who have and wages of all apprentices to be
qualified for the draft And whemerlenglliligt' accompanying the demands
the first draft “'1" fl" the “no” 0" ‘f states that it is tho patriotic flow of
it will be necessary to make a second the manufacturers to arrange confor-
' Naturally Nobody Can Tell
. Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
:_!ully darkened, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur
DINING ROOM SUITE, in Mnhogany, Fumed Oak, Mission, ’
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated; electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafettuched; also Restaurant. Italian
Whenever her hair took on that. dull,
jaded or streaked appearance, this
clmplo mixture was applied with won-
derful' effect By asking at any drug
re for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
1‘ilt‘llnpo'lmdfl you will get. a. largo bot-
'tle of this old tune recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
all ready to use, for about 50 cents.
This simple mixture can be depended
inpcnto. restore natural color and beatn'
1y .ioqma hair. ,
A twellkuown downtown drugglst
'nys‘everybody uses 'Wyeth’s Sage .and
ulpltur Compound. now because i
darkens so naturally and evenly that 1
“nobody can tell 11 has been applied—l The Noroton- Home- Guards are to
fill natural color and looks glossy, softihave a flag presentation S'tm,day Au-
call fences to effect agreements. Strikes
are the alternatives. according- to
ISamuel ,Ditvld, agent of the Mar.
chlnists’ Union. '
Another victim who 1111 have to tap-1
pear before Justice Snead is John
Hose, the son 01 Judge Hase of New- TOP AND éor'l'owl
York. who was arrested yesterday 111-! “My friend ” said the long haired
ternoon for driving a Ford car on a'passengor to the young man in the
Buick license. seat opOSite, “to what end has your
' ~llfe work been directed ?" .
Miss Edna rSherer, the phone operat- i "To both ends," waq the reply "lg
or who was overcome by the heat last .‘have the only first class but and shoé
Tuesday, in the garden of her home, store in the village ”
and who remained blind until Friday!
in consequence, is gradually recover-
ing from the' effects of the experience.
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‘TO CLARIFYI FAT
(Fat is easily clarified if a~tew pieces-
of raw potato are added loft and then!
ft is heated slowly in the oven or on
top of :the stove. “When it; ceases: to
formerl from $100 to $300, now from . $.‘75 to $240 and American style. :
Y 1 Corner- Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. 1555. 1.
N. l. DISESA Manager 1 DISES‘A. Premium - «1
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ShillllES’ ‘MllllllES
Ladies’ Middies, in white, trimmed in plain colors, fancy
stripes and checks; also whitmmooked with colors,
$1. 50, $2.00, $2.2;5 $2 98
MIDDYTIES mrcd, blue and green
AUTOMOBILE V‘EILS.
.. 50c and 890
dampen a comb or soft brush and 'gust 12. The donator of the flag is 11
iii through your hair, taking one woman’ Whose name could not be
afln’nd at a time. By morning the learned by the Sentinel reporter
my hair disappears; after another The Darien Red Cross are going to
ppllcatlon or two, it is restored to hold a cake sale Friday afternoon.
.31; natural color and lotus glossy, soft
' _utlful. ‘ This preparation is u
buble, strain through cheescloth and
let it stand till firm Keep in a cool’
place. -'
uuwnl'r'rslv LANGUAGE.‘
Interested FathePDld you tell hef‘i
how sorry you were to leave her? ‘ '
1. gun-No, but I brought canaldernbl
on the subject. 1*
.1 Rev. and Mrs.” G. Eimfchlei'i'and
“$.1deilleftv'm Way
BED R SUITES, 0] Auto Veils in: brown, green. yellow, earn and white ..... 50c.
_ 09.131013111111111, will; figsgvgéugtngge @3310 53133:. 11cm GAPS, in black and white. checks. ........$1533 ,
Seethescwonderfulvaluegbefommymg 1;. AUTOGAra-moolors........................... ,.
Mohammedan ' .2 scorn 1101mm}
1291.131‘Waflunglml 1,11.
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