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.t 1 6111‘ J lt‘hj‘yubl‘ .11 slum All!) - . L1 «.Id‘, bUflilfijfi ill HS bi
Smith will leave on an extended trlp‘ monthly meeting hr. “.1 “”131 Re;
;re'tu1ning to Brooklyn October 1, Charles \‘1‘.Burt at the pat-Sonage,‘
‘where they will teslde. tPlan‘s were fond/u Med for (hurch andl
——- lpari l1 vlolk which will he (arritd out1
The Dorian Home Guards picture‘s duling tilt. autumn and early winter i
were taken at Sound Beat-l1 when they months.
donated to that ‘ptaee and drilled with!
the Nomtou. Sound Beach and Green! - _
wlch companies. One of the pictures!
is of the company called to attontion.l
and another is of the company on they
tmarch. Those who wish to obtain '
these pictures may do so by notifying
Wank Decourcey. "
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There is said to be a scarcity of hick
ory nuts this year and many of the}
tres are decaying.
Brookside homestead, an eleven-
acre estate. with dwellings and garage,
Miss (‘lal'a Roscoe is visiting in New
on the Boston Post road and Richards Yup-k. ,
' , . C . Home W. F , th. 92'. . 1d _: . ‘ .
1:35;“?! WT"D'Sfeiwfliissliiiegfesfer;.lrlal‘Ch rot FitElxtl'I; littm:,ye:loofarp:si Harry Crisecy is enjoying a two OUR. LARGEST CONTRACT—we have JUSt
known, the only surviving veteran of weeks’ vacation.
the Mexican war in tltls state, who was: ——~—-———
interpreter between Gen. Scott and Miss Clat't Gregory is it‘flf'hing this
Santa Anna at the close of the war, year at Orange.
proved that he is still as sply as many
Challes H. Ookes has written friends)a younger man I”. spending 8W9,“
hele, telling oi? his arrival at Camp Up-
ton, Yaphank, N. Y.. last Saturday
evening at 8 o’clock. He had supper at
9:30. Tltereare 140 chefs there, and
Sunday they had an opportunity to
tlook over the army camp. He describes
lit as being the most wonderful in the
'dent of the Keystone Rubber and Tire
company. for $9,600. The seller pur-
chased the property at a. voluntary
auction sale on August 1 [or $7,600.
signed ltd—the largest contract for FORD CARS
ever it has been our geod fortune to enter upon.
And thisadvt. is. our Opening Announcement
for“ the Fiscal “Year now on!
Y whats Flint stopped,“ advertising? _
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WHY hare the Ford Cars been out of the newspapers so lomz a time?
o e bunches of our competing Auto Friends haye been coddlina their brains
‘ overgtllese questions. “Whv doesn’ t Flint but us wise to what he intends to
do? the dear fellows have been asking: each other in vain for weeks!
WELL-v-HEDE ARE THE. FACTS
We didn't have to lltlvcrtisc.
Peter Chick has sold his milk busi-
weeks rccultly with relatives at Mor “985 to Mr Horn.
lisville. Vt 1., from which .place he has
returned. 1
. more“ Buckley is attending the ball
pane in New York today.
Mrs. S. ll. Lounsburyjs visiting her
sister in Bristol. '
Mrs. Eben Scribner has been cntent "
taming Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scribner M”. ESW!‘ Harm's of Brooklyn l"
of Wilton and Mrs. E. Ferris of Fair- visiting relatives in “W"-
‘.w-olld ten miles one way and fourteen mm, for several days. A number of w”—
th1 other. It is five miles from the mm“. gues‘s visited them on Sup/pay, Dr. Richard Westbrook
camp to the railroad station. Tengw say {are‘ven to Eben Scribner, J12, Week-end with his family.
tlhousaud workmen started operationskwho' having been drafted for the war.‘ ———-—»———-
'ycsterday morning. but it will bellexppmR shortly to be called away. His George Lockwood has purchased ol
1mm“ before everything 15 in Shape‘elder brother, Harold. enlisted several the KR” garage a “”8 “)1"ng car.
and the 500 big buildings are finished. months ago, so the Scribner family is —---~—'
This is the. largest of the sixteen can distingmshed' as is that of the Tm“ Work 011 Millnm‘l avenue. “thrill“
itonntcnts ' 13M)" bridges. by having two sons in the na- mill-pond. is progl'csSlng quite rapidly.
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”ifs:— lion's min-“‘9‘ i Miss Ann Donahue of Boston is
. . The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Christ;
7 Church will meet in the basement of
be church tomorrow afternoon.
3ussell Broadu 11y and Henry Bitner
spent yesterdav in \‘ew \",01k and at-
‘ mam the doubleheader ball game. in
. flue evening the theatre was visited.
. The Ladies’ Aid Society'of the East.
Avenue M. E. church is meeting this
afternoon'nnd doing sewing for the
Red Cress.
spent the
We have had
iill
We don’t have to lltll't'l‘llh‘t" at
Orders for FORD t'tll's are falling
__ in upon us fast. and furious.
'Mlss (‘altill of New York is a guest
Today “'1' just wont to static 11 low lllllt‘ll‘
facts: THE FUN]? Mtl'l‘tlll H). is
following llll' ll‘llti of most attttollloltllc lllaiill<
facturcrs this Fall in raising prices.
The other
stoly about lllt‘
more FORD (ll‘tlt‘l‘rt to fill than cars to “M
them with.
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The town court of nation has been
very gloomy for at least a week now.
for there have been no more violators
spending a few days with friends ill
town.
Carleton l'Ilommedieu of Rowan
street, arrived at the Mount Herman
Academy. Mount Herman, Mass. yes-
tlrt‘st'nl.
tillltlufllctltrct's tcll 11 hard-luck
Never such 11 . .
llltl"til\'t‘tl (11st oi overv-
terda’y. (lt’lll'llltl. chcr such - colts - ll Iv n'ro vi' rr 1 . . .
_________. of the law caught as yet. Perhaps the at [he 110nm or Mr. and Mrs. John ‘ d “1 i - «r ‘ "r thing. 1101p a flu c'rlolmlilt to 11's .11111 gltltlt
AN” warning that Darien is an unreasotr Davenport demand. s” “.1“. Spend liltlllStllld" “1' dollars tack on 11 icu lllllltllttl doll; is to tho 111i -o
Mr. and Mrs Eduald E. Mead andI
granddaughter, Edith of Edlie avenue.
spent today in Bridgeport with Mr and
Mrs. Frank Mead.
“Sol"l) he had to till it.
ot'tltcil output.
what 1.»; 21
they moan, “but tloll'tcltct'kllow,
poor chap going to do?”
able town has struck the cars of the mitt-rt 55.1.1 .m-
motorists. and thal'l'ficy t\‘tc 1:} pre-
caution not to forget their llcce'ssary
documents.
With the publication of the list of
names of those who are signing the
. advertising it 1' best already
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One of the moot attlactlons 1 111 lllt‘. “of”? ~
Gruce-Holtlc—in-tlle5i’ll'lds was on :111111- .
Mrs. Paul lid-HE; High Ridgc The New Ford Cars Are Better Than
Ever---Yet The Ford Motor Co. An-
nounces---
anti-license petition in yesterday's pa‘ was the guest of Miss Eleanor Wood
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NO BOOST lN PRICES
pct-s. many of the town people are now last ThurSday.
mu murmur: nmvmv
FORD TOURING CAR
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ll.1lry htltchtlng returned 0 1 S l Harry Fenwlclt it: doing MN“. 1“ the
F1 «0; D. DETDDIT
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The annual report will be out in a
shot't'wllile. ,
Workman are making quite a bit of
nrogres on the work of Ewing Sea-
vlew avenue and the actual laying of
the shrface at the junction will start
in a day or so possibly.
71501119 m New Milford! yesterday. The death of Frederick (‘tlshlq‘it New York hospital and Is expected
was received with a very and heart you home within 11 \\ cck
tcrdtly morning by the number of --'- ~---
friends he tutti in llarleu and surround Miss Gertrude _\l1 hole is now 91115
ing towns Mr. Cushman was one of plotcd as bookkeeper 11nd etenogru-p
the town's most faithful residents. al 1"!" 1n Monrocs drug 3‘0"“-
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Betting on the East Side is 1001073 _ ———--—— .
on Jeremiah Donovan for 1111} 01. 1 rank Dccourccy and family spent“
Sometimes the betting is 1110 men but Monday motoring through the south
the man who has been making this of western part of the state
. for is willing to take all the monm of -~-
lered mm at ‘00 [0 15 . Bt‘l‘i OilVH' enjoyed a day 5 VllCfllllLll
. l 19 (81 of the
ftom 'his duties at Stewards store. 11 m; working for he in t' i Mr and Mrs Touruier m, Massachu-
Monday. town and 11 man upon whom the town m. of Mr and Mrs
could rely Mt' Cushntun‘snaturo was 59“” arc the ml” '
3 feet.
Charles llttttg will resign his position‘such that )vlten he undertook to do 11 l‘ou1nlel‘ ‘3‘ Griff t
with Steward's Groccty SlOI't on Sat“ task no matter how impossible "i
urday of this week. ‘ntight have seemed he would work or:
i" until he made that impossibility ll
1 The Hipo Battery plant is being
given a coating of yellow paint. Work-
, 5:11“!!! have been working on the side ol
ii the plant towards the Washington
D‘ street bridge and have coveted quite a
'1 "bit of the woodwork thelc with a cot-1t
Fume-guinea
roan ‘RUNABOUT’A..;..~...~1.................. ...... 5345’
Mr and Mrs Flank Webbcr of “11
mnroncck ate guests at the home ot'l
Mr. and Mrs. James Tournler.
'5 .il's. Thomas Critchcr was removed fact. Mr. (.‘usltntan leaves 11 wife and t .
lag of bright yellow paint. The scot— » fl . . w- ‘1 . . . . . ., , _
L. io‘ding is sun on the Side Of the bulld' for “'Pntnlent ‘0 the suunford ‘1‘)spnal a dauglner. ' i Dir 11nd \h'K 3109,10“ Hen”) (“id ' FORDCOUPEI-‘ET (-TO‘IAI I I-m'o-l0‘.'.'fI I o I I I o u I I u o o s o a u' o o a I u o $503
. v M m 1 1 t . x _ . . 1 ‘ ‘
A ring. ‘—”‘—-—~—-—-—'— ’ll few dals ago. i famnv spent Thurmlflv Din WITH“) as F0“ TOWN(CAR5 'ndf‘Th 0 ihT‘Y—W‘-1"o'--I o I o of." o o c or". u- . o o o n s - $595
i l ' ill to ever . . . .
. . , , . . . guests of hits. “l a
WOMAN ’PLEADS GUILTY l Dr. Half?” '11.. Hoyt ol tillesnlfijdllt‘nl' 1’ ‘ FORD SEDAN - - . . u - - - - - a . . - - . ....... . . u. . r _ . . . . . ' . ' . . $645
BRiDGEPORT, S l. 12 “R th 1_ staff of F ch's Home for ti» 0 111's,{ 1' M 11.Clarence Willets of Greenwich
tier-show, who shot 5:11 killed huer hiili- is of! duty on a two we?“ vacation. i it has Ireturned home after a visit with m FORD 1 -TON TRUCK (F10 B“. Dot-rod) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $600
L ‘b‘and,f'Iohn' Oldem‘aw- 3‘ the" home All d It hi it of w shingt n n: 1 :1 her “““l' “‘55 "am" cummlngs' t ‘ FORD OPEN‘ D,’ hLWERY (South Norwalk). . . . . . . . . . . . . . $461.50
: i Trumbull, lost mo th, it no ¢ re 0 “3° 11. ° "1 4 g .—
n ” 11 a er a q 1- ‘ it Supervisor Roscoe and family wet-eat FORD CLOSED DELIVERY (South Not-Walk) . . . m . . .. . . . - 471-50
turned home yesterday. after spending
rel, leaded uilt to mansion liter in
p g y 8 the summer with his aunt. Mrs. Hold-
the Sllperlor Court here today. Judge
heist: F. Burpee sentenced her to one 0
m lit the county jail.
There 111111 been frequent, blckerihgs
”in the fall. These culminated one
“PM... .
it) NOT DELA
Perhaps'iou won't: want your new car for a .
ln either'evént‘v—‘tion't delay the order. i
Master tweets Barnes while running recent guests at R. H. Scoblc 111 0‘1—
Saturday. collided with 11 corner of the nntzcburg. N Y. They made the tr [1
porch, cutting 11 ball gush in one knee by automobile.
Mrs. Willard {‘lttlold and Miss Mar
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Frank Standing. assistant in George
A. Velle's news depot. returned to his
._ Get In your Ford order at once—«News the time!
hr McKenlll'ick . ‘ . _
Mr and M” Alexaml while yet; perhaps as soon as we can supply it.-
work 'cstet'da- aft 1' a Week‘ your 0. Everett - .
morning. when. after an argument at. “on spent at am 1:11th \. v 11 1111191 ~Clit‘m'l . H'lmn “om limoklyn ““1 m ““d MT: E???“ me “wk _ Costs no more to buy now—41nd escape the tightening rmbargoes. - All over the country ,.
111° Weakfnst table. Oldershaw hurled ’ " ' ' "“d 10““ 5°“ “1 p freight conditions are growing more dtmbult. Military necessities are naturally responsible 1
Wednesday, _ in one of the mum“; at Fait'ficld
Bench.
" leap bf miles which strhck his wilein Our traffic department has been working to the limit “getting orders through. They are still hard l
at it. But our traihc generals know the task is getting (is ly ntore of a problem~owing to the ‘-
growing military uses for the railroads tar M»- l” “i
You'll remember the e are genelally twice as many tolls who want Ford Cars as there are l
Ford Cars on hand! In making this annual contract announcement. we give you, without charge,
our earnest advice to hurry the order. Then when you would like to have your new Ford Car 1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Austin of the \' :1 id 6an will meet in rcguln“
".M1s Charles Allen and family of Row ‘ or 0 1 m , ’ “a... l
On his deathbed Oldershaw fold the‘ semi-monthlv session on Friday oven .- 1
. . - -- ~ . liirst fell from the ho. s"
coroner he alone was to blame for the Mrs. harle‘s Allen and family of Roway- lint: Ilthel l uckt l
» . ayton, recently of San Francisco ‘ ~-» she was riding at “9" “0‘“? 0" POMS
Medy; and asked that his wife he a”..- Ridne and “were“ hurt her left hrm
Miss Ruth Walteman is spending She was riding alone and without at.
’H. F. Burnes and family who were;
__.---_______ summering at Contentment island re ‘50,“? time with her mm. rMs. King, saddle ‘ ‘ i , the chances will be the better that we shall nave a new car teady. for you! ,
If “M HURTS USE iturned to their winter home in New in hhirfleld ’ 1 .._..._.'._.— , i D' W.‘ F.
iYork city. yesterday. _..........__. ! Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert. Johnson. M ~ "" ' M" ’ii‘ ... ' " 4’51“ “ ‘
Easton relatives have been entel and daugmp, Genxude. and \11- and p _ . \ . ~ “www.mm
some time with her sister ms King, Mrs. lohn E Hersum an 5011.130 mmgm
“"0“ 0' “”13”“ “‘19“ returned on Monday after spending '5
..._...__._. week at Fairfleltl Beach
,Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Andrew oi ’
Winnipauk spent Sunday with Mini!“
Mrs. Orlando Andrews.
8M,“ TOR WMSi William J. 1WD Mansfield
avenue left yesterday on an extended
ibusiness trip for the Automatic Vcntl
Bit Lefi' Méat if Kidneys Feel Like lator Company, by which he is em
Ltd?! or Bladder Bother: lployed.
Most folks forget that the kidneyg,‘ _ .___.._
. 9 the’bowels, get slow!“ and 0108“ Misses Dolly and Prudence Reseller
Maud heed E flushing OCCRSiODEHL'of New York have returned home. af-
we‘ have backache and dull minim- spending ge'veral weeks at the
in thfl 1“de region, seVere hesd- .Heighte home of Mr and Mrs Tracey
flutes, rhétlmatlc twinges, torpid “W N Collins
acld'sto'mach sleeplessness and silt _____—..... ‘
m ot‘liihd‘der disorders Mr; and Mrs George F. Emma and
Non dimly must keep your kidneys Mr and Mrs. William J. Fleminz. .11..
re its: clean and the moment you celebrated their wedding anniversaries
can “W or train in the kidney which gall uport the same day. by adi‘n
Mr and Minnelli-”11011116111011 01‘
11111111 Stamford ‘wste attests of ‘1'
‘ ' 111111 Mrs {11511111511 Séoiield last! Tim-s
Jerome Davis at Godfrey str‘e‘ethbent day They were on their return from
the day yesterday with his stst'er. Mrs on auto trip to Danbtiry
Sturges Andrews at the West hide I -——--‘--“"
. , ! Mist-1 Katherine and Lloyd west;
Walter Kern, the small son or bpook entertnlhéd it burly liltit week
Charles Kora of \‘ortield, white riding on a stpa\v1pta9_ Mp5 111 0. Gilbert. "
home from School with Herman Cole acting as nonparam- 1111211 the ride
man of Good Hill. gave ‘a sudden 11111111 dancing and ran-estimate were enio‘vl
from the car while it was in motion ed in the home of the hostess.
and nurrole escaped being run over.
' O'fier'ator 'of 20 Fbrd Stores in Connecticut; and name Island
Hurtful-d Block 52 North Main St. south Norwalk. 1"
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.. H. FRANKEL ’ _ ,
Louis
' ts frlifi any good drug store harem
a Wbspoonful in a glass of wilt
arm-apes and lemon juice, cont-lriéu diam“
_ with this. and ‘is harmless to
11 classes ktulteys and students
«1 to‘ normal activity. It also neu- pie of Horace Greeley, who tells
‘ d ' ‘ rule so it]
- get about four 0mm” 0’ Jud ner and theatre party Saturday night
Miss Sdphie Patience has returned
MOE breakfast for a few ‘13?“ from her vacation, spent at Washing:
d 70“? ”we“ will then “Ct fine- ton. and resumed her duties as teacher
‘ “3°“ ““5 ‘5 made from ““3 of the Glenhrook school in the Da
Col. Edward D. Ayres, former disci-
teresthiz‘ stories of old days on the
Tribune 1111111, find is now, as a veteran
by the wheels of the machine.
and 11111111 Fitch have contilbutb‘d
m.
Aruulro. Bradley; can,“ 9mm,” the home or Mia :11
Clarence Shtrman. Frederick Biinhett‘.‘ 33W“: W11“- 18%
to last several months- for the fortified
’ of the semen Congregational thumb.
Charles Barnes ”remains on the in
valid use ‘ane‘r. sewers aayl’i‘li‘hte‘ss. '
t Mrs. Anthony Ghi’otto was mi over 8::
Smith of New York '1)
page, New York.
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Sphrtenburtr, B.
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Babbitt and- M11111 Marion.
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announces lite 1111111111111 oi the new talisman Willi a
fishittn'pttunettade ottlivingamollels xexlll’lllthtg all the
illicit creations in Women s. we ins «designed'by
ilte'leadlltg 111111111 creators of lléw York and Purlsmtl
Fiddles», September Fourteenth
shoddy visitor at the Ghibtto .lttinib‘ in ”ma ‘ fig“ 5
the Upper Parish, also her 11111111111: resilient: b h M h m‘
Hit-1y my. oh Bridgeport Maid
Afternoons 2130'16 l5;
Evenings 7:30 to 9 5 . -, r 7‘
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