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Ellld Frank Staning, who were camp
ing at Fish island, Soor‘s Cove and
who were put off the island by J. S.
Walnut). haverpstched camp at Gor~
ham’s Pond. ”The young fellows have
divided the camp work as follows: (i
'Brencher. chef, Thomas .Evon um»
washer. Andltbe rest seem to only
Evan, Albert Young, William Younslmilm
indoors unswmnmntomytm
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ledger rlmwm; .ur
acts he has written for prominent
vaudeville actors.
Search is now being made in Dan-
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nuns of “leaflloptan and it blank i't‘lllatll by the.
owing to him for work time. lie litHAllit-r; to negotiate on such basis
also large interests. in royalties Ofllwould be almost unthinkable.
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Imllltry into it unanczm chairs (€1:<t-‘\.j!iLL}l-dyt from other hum“ *e“.
closes that they wele p ohtibll‘ in ext - - i.- . ' " .,‘ ‘
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'Satislacfiontlnaranteed or Money Reloaded
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Judge Sharer has taken a position in
Allen‘s store.
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Aimed Punzeit has accepted a posi-
tion in Lemar Buttery's Garage.
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Miss Emma Mayer has returned
from a visit with relatives in New
Haven. ‘
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Mary Jayne. the former proprietress
lof the furious Mary Jayne restaurant,
returned to town Tuesday morning.
Carl Schmidt left at. at 2 a. m. Tues-
day morning with a party for New
York state in his automobile.
..florporal Norman Seymour of the.
M Company, is remembering his
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relatives and friends with postal cards Kenneth Cant roll returned home
in!!! Fort Terry. Tuesday morning after spending the
...—am». week-end in Long island. l
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k Schlouter of the Post Road en.I
tune:
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Nortimer Roberts, of the East Side(
lire Department, started yesterday on 1 Fran .
in ten days’ vacation. :jo\‘cd a trip up the Hudson a few d
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clinch will meet in the basement of
fiehhurch, tomorrow afternoon.
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fiev. J. M. Tceple has returned from
attending the ministers' meeting at
Marine.
Clarence Weed and fanilly have
' moved from Pleasant street to Rail-
tMr. and Mrs. Aaron Nash recently
icntcrtained Mr. and :Mrs. Nelson for a
LfE‘W days.
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the.
Mrs. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Cori Schmidt. 0f
.I):Irien inn are entertaining
lSchmidt's mother.
liavid lMllillPl‘S has bought a new
Ford and is using it as a milk wauon.
make camp ‘
Adams has brought his rowboat .10
in the work of eating at the camp. To
life, the merrierrt‘art
the comp. .
The recently organized Friendship
Circle of King's Daughters will givr
an unusual sort of entertainment on
Friday evening on the grounds at the
parish house of St. Luke’s \ nurch, No-
roron. There will be an outdoor play
under the direction of Mrs. Edwin Milt
ton Royle, who has had professional
experience onI the stage. and living
pictures arranged by Mrs. Hiram Van
Kirk. Miss Reid directs the fancy
dances of the fairies.
g.
Ilrunford, a town :tbout the size of
Tanricn. has the same trouble as Dar-
ien when it comes to speeding on llln
thormight'nreszof her tow-n. At the for:
mer place Monday afternoon two men
were killed by a reckless automobile
driver who was speeding along the
road without ilmving any regards for
the life or limbs of the
who have to use or cross this road.
The men who. were killed were both
day.
BRITISH AND FRENCH 4
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pedestrians
bury to locate a car he is konwn to:
havezdtiven to that city last Thurs.
STERLING
Specializing in Furnishing Homes Cumpleic
Special Services Held in au Catholic
a ‘ ., ; Churches Today 1»
~- in the case o'f Btu-gas. he had as-l TOGaY. Ang. l5th. the Feast of the’
sisted Monday in the cutting of brush.‘Assumpfion of mp Blessed Virggn ‘1
He complained of feeling ill and it a day of obligation in the Catholic
was Supposed that an attack of heart Church ' ‘ i
dieeade caused ‘his death. Becausei '
of the disappearance of Nash and the
fear of foul play. and as both men
conducted business nearly allied in
their characteristics an autopsy may
be asked to ascertain the actual cause
of Burga‘s death.
All Catholics are obliged to attend
one of the masses today, which were
held at 5:30, 7 and 9 o'clock Ill St.
Mary's Church. 3
t The meaning of the Feast of the:
jAssumption follows: t
i The doctrine of the Assumption
not yet on article of faith, but there
is some probability that the dogma
will be proclaimed before long. De-
vout and learned men from all 0"”
tors of the Catholic world have i em
petitioning the liolv Sch to elevate 1'";
universal belief of the faithful to the
dignity of an article of faith. it is
now nearly sixty years sitter: the lm-
maculate Conception was made a dot!-
ma. Chances are that before the coun-
try closes the dogma of the Assumv
tion will be just as solemnly proclaim-
ed. ‘
The Feast of the Assumption has
been celebrated in the church for over
is
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'l‘ltierry—(‘uzcs yesterday address-
cd an urgent request to Maurice
Vicclcltc. Minister of Subsistoucc.
asking: him to lllt'l’t‘llM‘ to .300
gramme instead of Hill) the daily
amount of food to be allotted the
Refrigerators
Refrigerators at 13 or. Just a
riding bicycles when they were run
.down and ntllrd instantly. This is nnt'tional 200 gram
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cxatnple of the reckless driving of
some motorists when the y get in :1
small town. llbrien has bud many sim‘
ilar cases but they did not prove to be
'90 fatal as this particular case. Still
they were. ball eunuch to have the
town take some action to stOp this,
few more left of the popular sizes.
Buy now while buying is good and
save 13 of the cost.
population. With the two addi-
mc allotments ul-
‘i‘catly provided for this. will milk?
:1 total of 900. Thu deputy said the
1,400 years. The East and the West
were at one, and indeed they may De;
said to vie each ovher in moving this.
special homage to the Mother of the
mod avenue.
. Alonzo Wheeler. of Rowan street. a
* turgean't of the old 13m connecticut
.‘Volumeers. was attending tue annual
reunion of the association at SaVit
Book yesterday. Mr. Wheeler is 84
years old, but he enjoyed the trip and
saw quite a few of his old comrades
ors how to run the cur.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dooley recent
her husband. Mr. and Mrs.
mott.
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Mrs. Velie's mother,
J street. South Norwalk.
day afternoon.
“mot. :-
WAYNE
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if Contcr street. Betncl.
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The. yacht "V'irya ll." owned by Com-
modore J. E. O’Brien. of the Nor-walk Free Library. after a vacation open
Yacht club. has been hauled out. for a m Fnirficld Bench.
'fltorough overhauling. preparatory to
E'W. Huntington is teaching Mr. Flath-
lv enter-tumor] the former's sister and
fl. Will-
Mr. and Mrs, George Velie, visited
of South Main
Conn. Tues-
lliss li'orothy Storehouse, of Dorian.
.gucst of her cousin. Miss Helen Mac-
lliss Emily lloll, tho locul librarian.
bus resumed her duties at tho llarien
the reckless driving of automobiles on
no avail no umtter how many times an
;no avail nn‘in tor haw many times an
accident happens. The only punish
mom that is hive-n to the violators of
the laws are iflnes and they are then
let go. But of what use is it to get ""'l
ly one or two violators. and try to
make iln example of them? it is of
no use whateb'cr. The only‘thing to
do is to provitiepfor a motorcycle po-
llice or either-r have the suite furnish
one until ll-arllsn istsafe to cross the
streets without being molested or gal"
inn injured. illranford has now secur-
ed a motorcycle officer and is paying
Ithe officer out of the town treasury.
So wake up Dorien.
P.
\Vitb cracked corn -' at $4 75 .- bag,
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three years ago, many local poultry-
glving up hub
nbout three times its price two or
‘men arr.- cont-litierlnt:
the commodoyes start on the apnuui‘ Mr. and Mrs. J‘ E. “than“... of tryraising. Eggs while high. ere by
cruise 39" twcck. lBrookside .avenuo are cntertalninu no means brittgtng three times the
tilt-s. William 'Metculf and her niece.
Miss 39599“ LEGNHPHU‘? has return. [Miss Daisy Divinustone of Pnlatka.
~ ‘ -ed to New York after a week spent at pm
Allie Tokeneke home of her father.
Richard LcGa'tlienne, the renewned
‘man of letters.
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price they used to bring. and there has
been a very ‘iittle increase in the
price of poultry meat. Just in, pre-
‘sent. it is exiteptionnllv low. because
greut, quantities of poultry which has
been in cold storage almost a year
is. being planrldupon the market in
compellinn with the real heme-crown
thirds. beforel this year's culls are
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conn enter-
;tained as week-end guests Mr. and
iMrs. lluiph Renaud of Brooklyn and
Fortycight children were entertain-i311: and Mrs. J. Hertog of New in»
pd a. few days ago at the Tokcnelte chelle.
lub at a children‘s masked party. as lpluced in gtnmgp. Henry W. cmufi.
zuests of little Miss Madeline. (laugh-l Miss Dorothy Fitch of Noroton has wood ”.9 famous editor at the "Rur-
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hr of Mr. rind Mrs. Herbert “illt’llEln retuimd from a Visit of several weeks nl New Yorker." which is read (my.
wflome exhibition dances were given to through the West. and is contemplut- gently by an. farmers in the Eagle,“
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. . please the children by Miss Mona‘ mg a trip to the Adirondacks. states, declared that as humans must
. When v .
. ‘ - soon take ‘olwor rations. so much
_ ...... Win‘ the mw“ elections only seven poultry. Hotsdid that it is isln to feed
James Mquillam. chauffeur for Mr'l weeks away. I‘m” politicians ““9 t" expensive. grdins which are needed for
wind Mrs. Cover of Tokenekc. had a' ginning to look around for candidates. human consumption to the chickens
t:mfl‘ow’escape from a serious accident and the ones who are willing are gott-imd advocated a "war muonn of cats:
:1 '3; 22:: :{imgbm in: stefifglsegilllg ”"3“ l’gh‘mg "“15 °“‘- jbuckwheat. soybeans. some barley
a. , s owor.an oan- * .. . .;
‘11 against a telegraph-pole which] Jane. the little daughter of fir. and'fll‘hflllrrile $32111; ;}unflt;we:::;1dg,
. . tMrs. John Godfrey, has r tur c to. ) Y Q‘ '1 ' c “I
«.Mped the cars further progress— 9 n d especially recommended for its-high
Qin'tuuately while it was not under hi h'her home on the P051 Road, after a. ' ‘ ‘
g ]visit with her friend, Miss Marion We- ”’°'°'“ “0min" ‘0 make a “new"
food for hens. and upon which they
ibor. of Stamford, also formerly of ms _
lwould thrive and lav just. as well at!
. ...-..r town. » .
~upon wheat. and corn. Prof. Kirkpat-
rick of The poultry department of the
State Agricultural College says that
the government’s plea to raise cock-
prels to rooster size is ill~advisod. that
whereas the birds up to two pounds
weight. cost. ery little to raise, the
\
e ”Mil lit inns“
AND nuns in
The traffic officer took the Sentinels
l hint last week and is now paying morel
, attention to his duties and he has im.
‘ proved a great deal. He seems‘to he
i
ioble to direct trofllc more easily and
t C
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plulnls from growers and dealers
that speculation by ll few who
Ipuy up in ad 'mu-c is solely respon-
jsiblc for prevailing high prices.
LONDON, Aug". law—Some o
the morning newspapers refrain
from commenting on the pope’s
pence proposals while those which
ldiscuss them editorially uttributc
~tltcir genesis to Austria. uud eith-
ier reject them absolutely or indi-
cnlc'rbclict' that thc text when l‘t‘~
celv'pd will show them unucccpt-l
abld The Daily News, which ul-
tltttui‘rhiu firm supporter of the Al-
lics‘ aims. has it decided pacifist,
loaning, says tlutt whatever thc
reasons which hitherto restrained
the pope from coming: forward or
an official champion of peace, the
long delay has materially impair"
ed the advantages the Valium:
originally possessed for disinter-
ested intervention.
“It is not our business to pass
judgment upon a policy which or-
huustcd itself in impotent sighs
over the indignities perpctt'utcd
in Belgium and imagined it possi-
ble to extinguish the world con-
Hngrutiou by u succession of timid
intrigues. The fuel is—wwhothor
it is reasonable to blameBencdict
and his udviscrs therefore is out
other matter~—-oonsiderat.ious of
temporal and secular interest hov-
iug so long stayed his hands. if is
impossible to accept the pope’s
intervention now as dictated pure-
ly by the desire which intimates
men to end a horror which is de-
stroying Europe.
“The pope’s proposals must be
examined on their merits as strict-
ly as if made by Chancellor-Mich-
aelis, President Wilson or Lloyd
George?”
'l‘chJnlly News thinks it. fairly
lear that the popc’s.appoal was
really inspired by Austria,f but
maintains that ifuhist'holimas cam
really persuade thclhelligorents to
, > .with a better method than he did last
DOM Stay Gray! it Darkens So Nat-1 week. It pays m have mmé one point
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mfilia;:u'll]:elizs:°:i:c:lri:9bsdnl:v:? Jack Bertine. the chef in Green‘s
Wyeths Sage and Sui h " lunch wagon, had a very pleasant
D “'Cmmlmd . i ht Manda whe l h l
:Itaany drug Store. Millions of bottles 1.1g y’ n m ad m S eel)
iiithidold famous Sage “a Recipefm the lunchbagon as the proprietor
dammed by the addition of other in-i of the hotel in which be. 15 staying
. , ‘ nts. are sold annually says a" locked the door of the .hotel and Jack
Slutown druggist here because it' had t3 spend the mght among the
Infantile hairiso naturillly and ev—l eats. But he didn't. seem to mind it.
My that no one can tell it has been‘ Mrs. Nun Wall of the Post Road has
led. { ‘ been granted a diVorce with the right.
.‘f'hose‘ whose hairdo turning gray or to resume her maiden name. tMrs.
Wu: faded haveza surprise cvait- Wall. with her sister. who alsore-
million), because after-one 61- two neatly secured a divorce. conducts.
flplicatlona the gray .huir vanishes the Chick Inn tea-room on the Post
'your' looks become luxuriantl! Road.
third. fourth
. added at a c
" cents for. each added pound—which is
far more this the meat will bring.
Therefore. h says it is foolish to feed
these foodst fin to the oockerels. and
REDDINJ YOUNG
MANiDISAPPEARS
rlnou ms HOME
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business ma‘ . painter and writerwof
vaudeville ketchcs. George Britt
Nash. son of Arthur Nash, the famous
jewelry designer of Tltl‘llny & Co.
New York. l
.Nash disappeared mysteriously on
Thursday night tram hifi‘ lodgings
Miifm‘ihfitage of youth. 9113.33,, =G. E..Richter of'thistown has been with Randal
advocates kllEng them .off while young. ’
state their conditions in :concrete
Land fifth pounds arelterms he will conform very goat sen, tone
at of from.iorty m sixtylif belated blessing onr'mankiu‘dg
.and if he can further porsunge
'Germany to declare its willingness
torrestore the importance ofthL
" Raver $52.89
majority of pensions live in the incarnate Son 0! God. Melchior can”! $1500 Refri emmr Au ust
open air and cut principally soup 3 theologian of firm. Mummy, “1.0 Price g ~ 8' $1000
and broad and they will record it flourished in n... first h..." of the she - -- - -- - . - - - - "- - -- w -
its an injustiw it' they iii-p not ul~ “3mm ccnttlry. so... forth a... mapping $18.00 Refrigerator; August
lowed to out their full of grain of the churchrespPng Aewmltlion' Price ....... . ........ . $12.00
”WY ”W’NWIVM Nib“- ' esc words: “The ,deuial of the _ '
PARIS. Aug. 15.»~-(‘onlist~niion 1133;?“ Virgin's corporal Assumption $20.00 Refrigerator. August -
ol' the wine crop is contctnplnlwl' into Heaven. though by no means cm. " Price . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . $13.34
by Maurice \‘yll'l‘ll‘llt‘. l‘llllifili‘l' ill. “‘1er ‘0 faith. is sun [‘0 much oppos. $24.00 iwfigentor. August
Subsistence, as the result of mm- ed .‘0 a“, mmmon ampemem of ”,9; PM - . . . $16.00
. Blessed Virgin whatever .of’honor herL
all good and all sincerely religions-
“ Pm and Mahogany
“militia RoamSuite“ 1 ’ ‘
all. unattractive tom aren't wanted added to the staff of workers for the
wounded get busy .with Wyom'; Connecticut Temperance Union. which
in” and Sulphur Compound..tonigm is planning a big drive to make The
‘Vu‘llteidaughtamwj‘mszdflk. wet; towns of the state dry this fall.
‘ hidi- (Lyon;- yam-g ’ \lrznichterywifinct as; press agent for
. has no known] bubbly * wan
anally,
fbh Bradley .uud "although
nothing was'lthought ontheidlsappearé
once at th' “time, - inquiry"_from "the
Elm Auto 0 .~_of Bridgeport: by whom-
he' was employed as sub-agent in Red-
dlng bad divulged the fact that he
was returning-from Danbury when ‘
last, seen Tfil‘lfiday night} It is not]?
feared that» aims not with foul play. '
Nash nd'ot
4me ‘ " mu
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church that it would be u mark .of in-
solem Minority."
‘ There is no temptation to deny the
Divine Son has scan fit to bestow up- .
on her. Evory Catholic worthy of fit".
name is delighted to behold licuven‘
showering gifts upon the common hing:
titer of the faithful. Each one feels;
himself onnoblcd by every grace that;
is accorded to her who is "our tainted
nature‘s solitary boast."
The Mother of the incarnate
Word saw death even usher Son had
seen it. She saw death indeed. s’fffir-
ing with lllm the common lot of all
flesh; Resembllng Him in her death,
she likewise shares ills portion after
death. The Father did not sulfer‘llts
holy one to see corruption, The. Son
such is His omnipocntwiildinot suf-
fer. His Mother to sink into the. hor-
rors of the grove.
In ills own way and at His own
pleasure. He took- her to Himself and
to His mansion beyond the sky. The .
supcrnal powers attended her at hé‘r'
assiuuption. No human eye saw the
departure. for ‘Mnry's earthly career.
had closed at the cross. Her port in
the grout drama of the Redemption
ended when the Virgina] disciple re-
ceivadbis commission to take her to
his own. At that command no remov-
ed the afflicted mother forever from
the. gaze of the vulgar. ller lost'dsyu
were spent in retirement and in on: >
broken communion with her ascended
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DOUGH HAMMOGKS AT AUGUST PRICES
$15.00 Couch Hammock. August price ...... ..
$18.00 Couch Hammock, August price
$20.00 Couch Hammock, August price
’MATTRESSES AT AUGUSTLSALE PRIGES
........$6.00
.. $8.00
$12.00 ,
14.40 , .
Mattress, as the price will =
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$4.50 Mattress, August price
$7.50‘Msttress, August prite
$1000‘Matt'ms.August price .......
$15.00 Mattress, Augustprice
$18.00 Mattress. August prsce ...
Now is the time to buy your
never be as low again.
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son‘ ‘ BEDS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
‘ Certain early Christian writers. with . .
an enthusiasm begotten of patriom $7.00 Bed, white enamel, all sides, August prides .. . . . . $5.00
zeal. claimed Jerusalem as the 91593, $10.00 Bed, white enamel. all Sizes, August prloe ...... $8.“
of the bestowal of the remains 0‘ “1° " $15.00 Bod,:~white enamel, August price .......... .. $12.00
Blessed Virgin. otheib. with swarm“ $18.00 Bed, white enamel, August price . ...... . $14.40
ly cquai authority. gave Ephesns ”1“ ‘ $25.00 Brass Bed.-August price $20.3g
honor. Neither could produce a 3m- . $30.00 Brass Bed, August. price ........... .. $24.
gte token of her destitute. N0 ““0 $35.00 BmstBed, August price ...... $28.00
of her remains. The. world is full of
‘ tokens intimately and personally unit,
on with her mother; St. Anne. No one
BUGS, ROOM- SIZE, 111‘ AUGUST SALE
Prices. 20 per cent. ofi‘.
can exhibit a relic of "Mary. it has. ? . 5
seemed good to the wisdom '- of her‘Dl- . 3:323:91?” finalist 13321:; ice . . . . . . ... . . . . ........ . £2.35
‘ ‘ ntotnkeheryhnllvtofiim- _ D . . “guy .""'""""" ...... . ‘
"“9 30 W39 1‘53“de body and 50“]: WWI» 9 x 12: August price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19.95
and her place is at the right hand of . And upward.
d h r mother. whose. , ' . .
Him who smile e . DINING ROOKSUITE, 1!! Mahogany, Fumed Oak, Mrssmn.
llovewas equal: to His gratitude, end
l'whose power was edual til-both;
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formerly from $10010 $300, nowfrom ..... $75 to $240 ‘
— ‘Now$225 . . . ’ 0 . p -w
* ' - t [321) noon norms, in curving, Filmed. M ogany. . and
' ‘ ‘ '. Miformerlyfflb to $250,Augustlpfice $80.t0.$200. .
. Bentham wonderfulyaluoa before buying.
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