:\.‘.'x If Side Tennis club, of Rowayton,
1 ' I : S Eon the Kno‘fr coax. Saturday afternoon.
Because of the limited space. but four
CITY MARKET
out offive matches scheduled were
played.
Shepard Wells, who began his career
as a printer in the office of the South
Xerwalk Sentinel, and who later stud—
" led for the ministry, and became a
,writer of some repute, has returned to
“a ‘ . iNorwalk, and is now employed in the
‘9 NO. MAIN S II 1office of the Gotham print shop in
' Elizabeth street.
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William Young‘s has taken a posi
tion in Stewart's Grocery store,
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‘Dr. Clifton Cooley of New Britain. is
visitor on the East Side.
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Selectman G. .\l. V. Schlichting, who
has a summer home at New Milford, is
Allies Flora Enger. formerly of Eastta vigimr in town for a few days_
Norwalk, left for Chicago yesterday. ,
, Carl Brenner, liaricn’s barber, went
Inc. L. Leppert of Betts Place has to Norwaik. vesterdtiv, where he was
warned from a visit to Providence. ,examined for the National Army.
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has slipped yesterday roads of Darien to help stop this 11391:}:‘
:less. speeding. "So young man," refer-
ljina to l tun-.2, "\\h+'t'7\‘97‘ you :z‘a‘-'P‘
rich horse showéon on. highways of 1
'i he pzat-ltaae
mmninfl.
he annual Greet his sue be care-
‘at Greenwich is to the place on Inc‘fu}, fan you will not know when you
tarounis of James Llr-L‘lenna'nan ‘li‘iare going to be hi09ppd and hailed in
King st'Tet, Port Chester, on the al‘to court. Let this be a lesson to you
ter-noon of Sept. 15. Preceeding Ihegthgt llarien is not the home of the
show, a dinner will be given to alliflwpd kinge 0f the twp-Ed.“ .»';t
owners of the estates in Greenwich.b ' . ‘ - '
over whit-p members of the Greenwich i 53:: ngrzi::isn:d1urned dnd D”
Riding Association have had the priv-|
liege of holding drag and hound hunts. private James Mollhnnev, of the
,Members or the families of the DWB‘iVSixth Company, C. A. C., was a Visit
ers have also been invited to be pre-3 0,. in town today, having been granted
sent. {a short furlough from his duties at
;Fort Terry, Plum Island, N Y‘.
At 7:45 p. In. last night the 'case of
William Payne, who at the trial-stat~
ed that his real name was William
Disbrow, came up before the Justice
'of the Peace Snead. On Sunday nizh'
Disbrow was arrested by State Police-
man F. Verelli and the charges-
against Disbrow were four in numbert
‘and were: 1. Reckless driving. 2.5km?
‘ing an officer. 3 Driving a car without
an operator's license. 4 Operating
gear without a registration card. Wil-
liam Disbrow is a resident of Ri\'er-
head, N. Y. He took the stand and
told the following story: “1 was re.-
jturning home to New York from New
'l.ondon, and at various places I was
being passed by o‘hcr automobiiists‘
(and when lht‘y did so they would
{laugh at me. and treat me as a fool.
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George E. Raymond is at work on
‘the construction of a top for the Home
Guard automobile transport,
qu-f‘hr" ‘ r’
v._ NW
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mamas“; ”Mm. «madame, .9;
Shortage of stookandinpouibflit to b ‘ - '
us to close this sale sooner tht n expecteyd. o m goods for this
_ Come and look over our line.
pmec you cannot help but buy them.
The Emeralds of Stamford were
enSy merit»; for the New t‘u'tzttins, on
Saturday, being trimmed to the mm
of 12 to 0.
THE LAST CALL
Stet ling’s August Furniture Saleii
Ends Saturday, August 25th
Only a few more days In t. Your last chance to buy Furniture at such big savings.
You will find many things that you want and at such low
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sale has made it necessary for
l arrivvd in Marion and I noticed a car
inthe back of me trying to rcpass inc
and thinking that it was another of
ed the road and re-
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, Thomas Burns of Osborne avenue lira Edward linker and family of
moved to East Washington street, St-dcewit-k avcnue left Monday mom
[ing for Mt. Kim-o, .\'. Y., where they .
John Siahl, the carpenter who lids,n"ll visit sortie of their relatives. itbose Jokers l hogs
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FINE BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Miss Anna llrcnnun, who \‘lsllt‘tl
with friends and reln‘ivta» in iinnhu'i
,‘for several (luvs, returned home on
i Sunday evening.
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teen doing some work on the new
government camp at Fort Upton, N. .l.,‘ liol'hy Fowler was in Norwalk
tilhome again. itcrday on important businesg,
. ..._.—.———- Itlrs. Shercr is suffering from an at-
_ Rev. and Mrs. lrvinc l.. Smith of, luck of poison ivy.
uni; island, are visiting at the home
oftbelatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parsons, on the East Side.
Friends of Mrs. Mechenof Troy, “’W‘WS-
Ohio, formerly of East Notwnilt, will}
be glad to learn that she is recovering
ham a serious operation, pe~fortnctl N‘WN‘W from this 890W“! attended
mt Monday. the noted tt-nor's concert at Asbury
.l’nrlt. on Saturday,
yes
James and Elizabeth liecourccy
went to New Milford, Monday morninu
;whcre they will spend a few days with
Many friends of John Metormuck of
. Rev. lrvlng Smith and wife, formerly
in! Norwalk and now of Long lainnd. Mr. and Mrs. George Vclie started
are visiting far a week or so with Mr. on their vacation this morning which
gmd Mrs. E E Parsons on Fort Sniper; will be. up tlif‘ Hudson river ttnd will
‘ Hrs. Smith was formerly Bliss Parsons “-"d at Surutogn,
Corp. Russell Day of Betts Place and ““1”“ ”Rut: has returned front
-"‘Private Walter Thompson, both man Immingmnv .\'. J., “'hf’m he SW“! fl
Stirs ofthe 8th Company arrived in “W's vocation and “’81!de his du-
"‘towh last evening on a 48-hour fur-’ties will) ”‘9 Siewn“ Growl?" C0..
laugh which they are spending with yesterday morning.
Natives. '
E The residents of Barton are up in
arms over the [not that the water that.
they are ttsing seems to be out of the
ordinary. The water has it taste that
is all but pleasing. ‘
Mr. and lira. Theodore S. Glover of
Winfield street' returned last week
.mm a visit and auto trip with out of
down friends. They are leaving todayt
' Ior Auburn, N. l'., where they will be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Firth.
George Smith, son of R, M. Smith,
lwill be married on Seplrmbcr thh to
‘Miss Nellie Price, who was formerly
gthe teacher of Domestic Science in the.
William ll., and Frank li.,l'i‘errls‘lcpnmr “.th After their marriage‘
Went to Long island on Saturday after-l they will remap in Brooklyn, .\'. y_
noon in a canoe and came back Sun-
day afternoon by the saute menus.
Among those receiving commissions
fused to let him pass, Soon I heard u
t .
’Y‘r‘ . o ttn- sto), stoil am an of—e '
p.‘ on m u k I . x‘ . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. “heeler and
Illccr, and l() tuv surprise I found the; ‘ . _ . . . . ‘
t l in tlc buck of HIV ltoldinza shield “WWW ““9! W "”d‘“ fl" “ *“V‘
mp ‘. l I . :eral dnys' visit with ‘heir sons, Calvin.
till his hand and ordered me to go toa 1 Schenectady
,‘flte court house where I learned that a ‘
the man who had arrested me way
, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 1-:. llorton and
State Policeman i“. Verelii, At ”‘esdnuuhtor,
Virginia. of Springtime,
time of thy arrest my wife told me ntl‘ were. guests of Mr. and Mm E. R, litt-I
‘to {live my right name, as it w'mtmn'les of Seminary WWI, Sunday,
,brlng too much notoriety so i gave t if“ so shaded by trees that the li ht 's . .
name of William Iravne." After tllf‘i T. ll ‘Fonwlf‘k of South Main strectgpmmmny worthless, A slim: truipmotlon picture show Which will be
charges against him were read lief“.ms operated upon -,,, New York. ”Shining of the low brauces, m u changp:gtven in‘Lockwoods Hull, Thursday,
was “he'd ”“0 you “mm guilty or m" ‘ W091i. f0)“ H'Onlflf‘h ”OHM" Df- 3- L~,in the location of the lumps. wotiltl be [August “7,
guilty." iiishrow replied, "l l""““,\\'hlte “Sim,“ in ,m, “perm“. .beneficial. '13:; Fauntlgalfengber: t ”3 M I
" y, “8115 -‘,at ca-
igullty to the last two counts only,"|
Preparations are helm: made to, wood'aliall. Nm‘walk. there will bl-
\\‘thh were lriving a cur without a ll-' l v i U Mr. and Mrs. Lootuis Scot‘icld wen .
tense. or registration ccrtlficate.,crect ll flog pole on the St. A o. a u .agreeubiy surprised me mum, Wmfifrce moving pictures and ittntorn slidw
There was only one bitch in m. cusf‘: of Boys’ and Girls‘ Pig Club Work in
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127-129-131 Washington St. ,
- Phone 105
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trlc lights. At some places they are
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k.3mlttce of at
,{of the princ
Iough some nlab
.Church grounds. cor-nor of South ow» lug, when fiftt’t’n of their friends {mm‘
,ttnd that was the foil] lunguttzc that" The show starts
? ‘ . - - . club member is ox vented to be on Hill“
‘ (r'ti m n. d out Disbrow gave hiq' At the recent st‘ssions of the regisqpmseflmn 0‘ ”’9 DWE- Umner “an I
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t ‘ . utlnflotl; _ .
, mfor gran N that A“ are 5 they were seated at the. table Mr, and ,turea. All club members wtth their
ftrutlt. When Verclll was called to thci W
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V ill Mr and \lrs .l E. Hersam nnd song‘m‘ i" the table. Vocal and metro-i ‘Remember the show is free. Thor-
, ' . n . are , . . . .
.nmtlmig more to it. After 3
. of the Advertiser office, attended
throw 833 and cums “9mm 00“” ““3 mm 'MlLlTlA azcautrs HAVE HOOK. a grand opportunity for you in wt
nincctlcut E i
imany accidents on the Post, Road and.
them are from New york' rec-ts .walk through some |ccntly mobilized for war service hast Yours truly,
. inf all units of the national guard until The free exhibition above mentioned.
one and Maple Muwt. Tho pole littS‘Now Canaan made a raid on their the United States;
,llisllt‘tiw had used when he was lU'-’
. . . d it i~ Mk, arranged by the payty with .1", £00,, .1. A. Simtns,sm,. Dig Expert, will giw
Itentimouy and told the truth, thoiu‘flfl. no one “illicit-Ml. .m h . |
r ' tb wlilcht
l the political party wl turn. E. .l. Brown delivered in, creamlllm‘ents and friends are invited to ii.
istnnd he said, “Mr. Dinnrow has apoli-I
’nonnltl m mmumv with I). J. Bron.:lllt'nl:\l music was rendered. Will be plenty of good music. The
‘ . annu i summer outing of the. (You, ‘ _
Eildjn‘ll'"°d JUN ”'9 a WORM- .uuestlons concerning the feedinaor
iCom ounce, Bristol, Saturday .
‘ in p . "fl 5“ bookworm "Homo“ i“ mr‘y‘m‘v‘?“ 979d the first meeting of the Nor-walk
a letter to the secretary of state :16 int“ streets 0' the Bor-‘caused Public Health service nuthmi; L M. JOHNSON,
5nl‘10nal army at present organized, cs is made possible through the courteous
t arrived, iliOlllf.‘ at Scott's Corners. and imik,l’1‘0mptly at 10:30 a. m., and each
rented. This point could not be; —-—-.—--
. . things New t‘unaan is noted for. When :a short talk in connection with the pic
'whole trtttlt. and nothing but the‘en
t ithcy affiliate. __ if” the company, his wife doing lion‘prwent.
on the whole truth and l cannot add;
was through Justice Snead fined Din-i ! _ pictures are interesting, and if “m h“
00 Snead gave 01" the: ditorlul Association at Lake': ~
”01mm“ “m‘emm' "The” ha” ”9° wasmtvo'rox. Aug. 2l.——Dlncovery‘care of ydur pig. This wtn 11m comm.
“m cars "m always seem to be it has been suggested that the. Com-gout of seventy-live militia recruits re- Pig club.
ing him to put a state officer on th 2 and inspect the. clef-men to recommend prompt examination County Club Leader.
.pccially those from the warmer pnr- and ready cooperation of Samuel Kan-
.A, y We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
S“...m.m, .1115”? mm.m I
,Club, bringing to their notice, the free inability to harvest
They enjoyed themselves over there
at the officers' training camp in Fort
tlons of the country.
visiting Lloyd's llurbor, Huntington,
Point Eaton and other places of inter-
ant.
liver, as captains infantry section.
Officers‘ Reserve Corps, was Benin-
‘ min I“. Collender. formerly of .\'oro»
ton. and for whose family Collcnder's
Point was named.
The tug Addie V. which left early
“this morning to no to Bridgeport to
_ tow a lighter from that city to‘ Port
. 'Chester, N Y., got stuck in the harbor
and had to wait a long time before she
could be gotten off. The reason that
are visiting for a week or so with Mr.
the exceptionally low tide that there
was this morning.
Miss Harriet Baldwin Bruce of“falr
field Place," on North street, Green-
wich, and Alias (‘lnrissa Wing‘ns of
Peoria, “1., who have been visiting
Miss Louise Vairin Snead nt Nom-
ton, returned to Watch ‘lllll, today.
Miss Wiggins is spending part of the
summer as the guest of Miss Bruce.
, 1: ‘ ) There was much excitement on Sat-
1, mm” "' _ urday, when a motor truck loaded high
:5 WA“ N iup with hay passed along the Post.
v ,. ,- irond towards Darlcn. It almost block-
0 - l'cd the. road, and it was hard work for
‘i. tthe machines to pass the big load.
' 1W , I I I a This it is said is the first load of hay
ever seen in this section carried on an
Thompson of Greenwich, who is at
EDOG' THAT‘Host‘ AT SUNEifiE
Prevalence of hookworm was found
by Dr. C. H. Wurdeil Stiles, of the pub-
llc health service, at a government'rts-
crvation where he was making export:
ments. Complaint by a recruit of not
feeling well after officers suspectcd‘
him of trying to sliirk his duty result-
ed in medical examination. Hook-i
worm infection was found. Other ex-,
animations showed a high percentage
For hookworm. Dr.‘Stiies has reported
to the public health service. that fall-
urc to treat hookwor-m cases undoubt-
edly will result in unjust and prevenb
able punishment of soldiers for offen-
ses due to remedinble conditions.
PICTURE OF PIG CLUB WORK
The following letter is being sent
tor, proprietor of the Regent theatre.
who gives the use of Lockwood‘s Hull
free of charge. The music will be fur-
nished by the pianist and violinist of
the Regent orchestra, who also assist
by giving their services free
WATERBURY BROWNING.
WATERBURY, Aug.~ 2i .——While his
wife looked out from‘sbore and heard
his cries for help, William J. l’ltei'tn.
27. of Waterbury, a foreman at the
Chase Metal Works was drowned yes
terday in Bantam Lake. liitcltiicld. A
companion, John Healy tried unsttc.
cessfully to save him.
MAINE WOMAN SUICIDES
'KlT'I‘ERY, life. Aug. 21.—Miss Ne].
ii‘e Manson; 40. killed herself by shoot-
ing last night. Relatives stated to
So. Norwalk
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. (Qt‘m;
a crop of buy on
her farm.
Everyone Should
Drink HOt water
in the Morning
Wuh away all the otomaoh, liver,
and bowel poisons before
bmkfnt.
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To feel your best day in and day
out. to feel clean inside; no sour bit:
to coat your tongue and sicken your
breath or dull your head; no constipa-
tion, bliious attacks, sick headache
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid atom-
ach, you must bathe on the infide like
you bath outside. This is vastly more
important, because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood
while the bowel pores do, Says a well-
known physician. _
To keep these poisons and toxinb
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each (luv, it gloss of but.
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
prosphate from your pharmacist. it
in it. This cleanse purify and
freshen the entire alimentary
tract, before putting more food
into the stomach.
1 Get a quarter pound of limesirnc
phosphate from your pharmacist it
is inexpensive and almost tasteless.
except a sourish twinge which is not
unpleasant. l‘rinl: illii‘fif’tllalt‘d not
water every morning to rid you 53‘s-
fem of these vile poisons and toxins;
also to prevent tiit‘il‘ famuitum.
To for] like young: folks for” “sale
you felt before your ‘>-Vo.\c‘., Trf't'fw and
muscles became saturated with an on
cumulation of body pm. oars. imam :l' 5
treatment and above all. law-p it up”
so limestone phosphate and but won‘t-
cleanslng, sweetening and purifying.
out today by the. Fairfield (\‘unty , the police. that her mind had been on As soap and hot water act on the skin,
Farm Bureau, to members of the Pig balanced over worry because of lterliver, kidneys and b0Wels.-—Adv.
E ,Tlteophile Euphrat’s household off-automobile truck. V T » "- 5265557250 3V
.fects were removed from Castle You: [0 «.5595 HE , I
. .- . . . '. . * THE MA" no Swami-T STREHLEc
ice to his n. w home on \\ cstpoit ave- Sidney T. Thompon, son of Dr. L. 0. ~ . .
imp, First District, yesterday.
._ present on ditty as quartermasier oft‘N—r
7 ‘Captain Hickson W Cole, of Roway- the Coast Patrol at the Brooklyn navy
an avenue, left today for Long Island, yard, has been recommended‘by Con-l ‘ -
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I‘m visit his daughter. Mrs Henry'gressman E. ‘J. Hill of_Norwalk' to the
.Leach. ‘ secretary of war for a vacancy at
, West Point. He is a graduate of the
The engagement has been announc-‘Greenwich High School and is a sin-
‘od cf Russell A. Hall, of Logan streci,'! den! at Wesleyan College.
the popular baseball player, to Miss:
Dora Mae Bloodgood,,of Perth-Amboy,
J.
The cousin of Harry V. Snead of .\'o-
roton, Miss Elsie Antes, elder daugh-
ter of Mr, and .Mrs. 0ilver,i\mea of
A business meetingof the members Boston, \vas married in St. John's
ot’the Rowayton War Shop will bo Church at Beverley Farms, Mano, Fri-
' held on Wednesday afternoon at 2; day, Y0 William Amory Parker, recont‘
‘c‘lock’ in the shop. A large attend-i)? commissioned an n lieutenant at
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_ ”‘39 is earnestly requested. . JPlnttsbut-x. and a son of Mr. and Mrs.
» . Francis Stanley Parker 'of Boston.
The petition for a vote on the ‘
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Ich’ool question at the‘Qotob'ér electing! .I'Waltct".Deverlll_ 1‘39” ' 5?” 79mm
imp-horny be withdrawn m circa-gum! by his friends who are employed
’ " . , Therefore those who by, in Stewart's grocery store. Walter
Mmllned it w“ co “'m on empioygo the store but, be
.> I ' i. ‘ “a.
'Regiilar’ $289
*4 Piece Ivory-
10 Piece Solid mahogany
Dining Room Suite-
Regular $90 — Now $59
‘ our? WWW-
— Now $225
Bedroom Suite
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