,«nmmm Bland led the regular mid-l
M prayer meeting at the Christian
“vent church last exerting.
Mrs. . niary Jayne is in town again
spending a few days with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .L Spooner are
Daniel Keogh. of baavrew avenue, ding the av?“ Mkivm- N. Y.
has made his law otfices over Whelp—
is; & Clark's Cigar store at the corner
at Washington and South Main streets.
5 Dr. Converse lefttbis morning for a
.. trin to Vermont.
Frank M. Ltidlow and tamily of New
York..wbo were summer residents on
Seaside Place, have returned to their
”winter home in the city.
Russell Spanner bassent in an ap-
plication to. become a member of tho
next Pluttsburg ramp.
Mrs. ‘L. M. Swift of New Rochelle is
speadingtbe week at the home of W.
Deverill. '
w—Rummage sale at 126 Washington
street. Saturday, Sept. 22, by the Li-
‘Drary Committoe of the East Norwalk
'2 eat Association .- r!
Inprov m .______‘__! . fi 1" Carl Err-inner disposed of his barber
John Quintard or the U. s. 3. Norton?” ”5‘8””, ‘1 “’35 ”Ought ”Y
Carolina, which is docked at 9611) Hank Zahn. '
fizjif'rflfi: 01:“:5336 3;:9233032: . Bradford and Carlton Ballard have
which he is spending with relatives. vha‘i tlielr'housebost. [Ada May, on do
________- Smolder] trip.
The East Side Hotel has closed its
doors, but nothing cu}: be learned as D“ C‘ W' 13' “$99101” has some prize-
10 ‘tho reason for the action. Whether winning cooker Spanivls. bred at hits
it was the bust of running the place place at Brookside avenue.
that became too much or whether“it
was for other reasons. . 3 Mrs. W. B. Beckiey of the Post Road
Mayor Hurstrom, Albert W. Eldridge. hf“? bought a new car, a coup-lot, in ad-
;D. Burr lloach and others will address down to her handsome town car.
ih'e meeting to be held at the East , "‘"’
Nor-walk Republican club at the East Mm. Augusta Wallace and Mills
lx'orwallt Yacht club this owning. liditl: Walloon have returned from a
:TluS will be {he first of the meetings vacation spent at Wm‘ensburgh; N. Y.
fiwhlclt will start the ”ball a-nollln'." inf!“ Lillie George, 9“
~~uwn
m,—
'.,‘ The paving work on Se’avlew avenue film. l). L. Croat loft this tumult)
is nearly completed and the stretch ont‘or New York, whore slm will soon“
"Basswood road will soon be oucnodSaIunluy and Sunday, returning home
fwto travel. The sul‘t‘acmg looks as it Monday evening.
the stretch of roadway would no about." ~——~
the best that the East Side has seen in: (“hams Murphy. who was form”:
some years. and looks as it‘ it would “Uplob'ed by Andrew Taylor.has taken
last for sumo time. a position with the Steward Grocery
.9. - (Company.
There will be a sale of four building"
lots tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cl-ock,§ 511-. and Mrs,
sharp, by William Guthrie to settle up ,lly. who have been accupyjng [hp 3mg.
.lht’ rotate of Dull?! T. Murphy. A Minion mttago, have returnod to their
ndjommg the factory will be sold audlhome at a: Rockaway, L. 1‘.
then property on Pleasant street, a!“
tor which~ property on Third avenue? James Coombs
and u lot on Guegory Point road, over“! V
E. J. Lance and tom
. ’sitlon witntbe Fairbanks trucking
looking Long Island Sound. will be dis: company and has secured one with
. - posed of. - Alfred Goldscbmldt {out 45.1.3... Taylon
Ralph G. Macy are the administrators.‘.
Miss Bosslo B‘roeman. who has. been
‘Pmm
thfifisizlfiifVZ'fiafll:vlg{:a£:r;lfiyaat:Encoding the summer at the home of
den Club's contest, under the auspiceslim' agdtMtl's. Grows W. ghem" bus m
{vi-the East Norwalk improvement sol. urnc 0 nor mine at Valley Stream,
'« , solely, and prizes will be awarded to.4
‘ marrow afternoon at therhildron’u pic»
l'ljnlc, at Calf Pasture Beach, from 1 to
I ‘14 o'clock. The successful contestants
‘ are;
l . Misses Beatrice and Helen Scofield,
who have been visiting tbcir grunti-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sadie Selleok of
the Heights. have returned to thel
home at Mamaroneck. "
Mr. and Mrs. B. McCoy and family,
who were summmtlng in town. have
closed their summer homcinndi, return»
ed to their home in Ncwaflptlll this
morning. . tl‘lli
Beets.
Margaret Mastorson. Fitch, first.
' Frank Finger, Fitch, second.
Scans (string).
Thomas Ffsta, Fitch, urst.
Salvatore 'l‘uzzolo. Fitch, second.
L ‘ Carrots.
Margaret Masterson, Fitch, first.
.y.
“Km
. considerable importation to Rowayton
has resigned Ni! 90- 7
back at their Tokonekc home. after a f“:
trip to Atlantic City. ‘
Charles Ina-land and his daughter, ,
Miss Maude Leland, who have spent
the summer at Tokeneke, according to ‘
their custom for many years, have re-
turned to their city home. ’
C. V. R. Coggswell and family, or
Dodham. Mood, have arrived at the ’
Tokeneke Inn for a may or several
weeks.
The poet and writer, Richard Le-
Galliene, o! Tokuneke. who was injur '
ed a few days ago when he and another
\\‘t-‘ll-lill£)“n member of the Tokeuoke
oolony engaged in an oxhibition boxing
'bout during a fair which was being
held there, is doing nicely. Buy hate ”and ”V5 Whey.
John Beauty, of West Side aveuuo.
has rented F. C. Albrecbt’s house, in
Raymond street. and Mr. Albrecht and
family are occupying ”19.51118” cottugo
on the promises, '
M
Mm. Richard Law of New London,
who has boon on a tour toCauada one
the White Mountains, with Mr. and
Mrs. A Salmons of South_‘xomulk,
has been impeding bur property no
Raymond street this week.
p, it mom or.
A ltourlng will be bold in the Couli-
vil liliambet' in the city hall. Oct. 2. at
7:3” p. m., on the proposition to con
limit» the permanent pavement around-
tbo corner from llowayton mount: to
McKinley utroot. at what is known as
Guidor’u corner. This will nocossl‘tmo
tho. wloeallon of tho trucks of tho (’ou
notclcut company. Tho hearing is or
See the up]
and it full attcndunco is requested.
mm—
lliss Holen (lrwgorv has returned to
llt'l‘ summer home in 'Belduu Hill.
chm“ any and all times.
Mrs. Frcdorick Whipplo 1:15 returned
from u visit with rclutivos in Norwoik.
Miss ‘Kutlwrlno A. Lungos is visiting:
Mrs. I). ll. Luinbcrt. 5
“WM” 1
Miss Alice Knight of New York is of
guests of Mrs. R. W. Wl‘tooler.
well” insuring better cooking mum.
Mrs. Charlotte Olmsloud of Norwalk
was :1 guest on Tuesday oIMlss llureli
rietl Oltustoad. » i
W . l
Joe‘s Hill cemetery has been mowed
um] put in order by the caretaker. Wil-
liam Whitney. ’
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Auction.
ms the world over.
concoction.
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Mrs. A. \V. Merwln roturnod Wed»
nesduy night from u seven week‘s so-
. ‘ . .soc no. ” ,
Charles Middleton, “am“ 0 Mrs. W. B. Beckloy,‘°who beneutly no,
Cabbage.” - « _ .
‘ " Iluired the F. W. Tookor property out
4 .. j ‘ , ll rvin, first. . . . ,
essie Walsh 8:," the Post :Road. ,5 planning eluborato‘
improvements. including a garage and
V a Ma._torson, Fitch. first.
Ml‘rgmt Q roadway leadlng thereto.
Richard .Musterson. Marvin. sewud.
journ in the White Mountains. , "”‘“ » ‘
_ ‘ *‘Mr. Stephen Thayer and Mr. and.
A sale will be held Wednesday after. Mrs. Elridge Jennings have closed;
110011; Sept. 20. in the Tea Room from “Heir home and will spend the winter
3 until 6. ‘63th will also be sold. in 3011111 NOI‘WMK
: f * .COUP-ono ‘
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Duplex-ALCAZAR in my detest partic-
ulnr reflects thelph'it otthe most pmrmlve stove actor: in
to at any ad
It lo to be bad in carbon-ml
Let Us Dam“. I! To v...
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, How you c get this
Mrs. Clio Bracken of Tokeneke has splmdid' Sam ' Flag for in i
been visiting relatives in Boston. 7931’ 983. 11 that, is
Most of the summer guests of Token~ II ”IL I 3 m. m a. II
eke Inn have returned to tht‘lr city to 6111) the p01) Mid
homes. ‘ bn‘ng or send it to this
. Mr” and Mrs. Chadbourue have beer. , Gig“ WithBBc to cash lind- .. ,.
entertaining out-of—town guests at their; - thls Patriotic Flag - ll ' v
Tokeneke Home. ‘ ‘ -. v
Wu”- “0' by ”a“, A Good and
M11. and Mrs. Herbert Wheclm- are
AllKinds of Tools, Mutual Instruments, Je welt-y, Em,
at greatly mduoed priced See ourvwindow (lisp ‘y.
.NO‘RWALK PAWNSH P ’
' J. Rottenli ‘ld. Porn.
Faithful Servant
Are by far the finest Ranges ever built. Guaranteed to bake,
cook and best; also sole agent for the Famous Barstow Rich.
mood and Beaver Ranges.
Ranges, from $18.00 to $85.00
Rug Special at Sterling
l, Now is thé time to buy your Fall Rugs at a saving of from $3.00 .
. to $8.00 on a rug.
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’ .______. __.. , ‘T . wally modern. t 18 ms in two typ 3, one
’ " '/ " wood‘ 4 as that: rmingwfiwood
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Rouge Incomplete-all in am to burn the fuel you
4 You can make the change for difi‘ere t fuels
‘with this run e in a second’s time and tho Duplex-
ALCAZAR con 0m! with your requirements. It 5
’round nuge"—k¢em the kitchen cool in summc
winter—sum tho moon's in between and can t .. hill-u
l 6 ”year
worm in
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SAID HE WAS séAUL'reo.
Policc Made luveatig lion and Arrest
ed Three Crap Shooters.
OIL STOVE, THE NEW PER’
FECTION
Prom 34.5010 $7.50
Just the thing to take the chill
ofl‘ ‘morning and night before
starting the furnace for the win
ter.
LARGE SELEGTION 01‘ 00M»
PORTABLES‘ AND BLANKETS
REASONABLY PRICED
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FUR—
NISHING HOMES COMPLETE.
Sterling Furniture Co. I."
, Phone 105 127-129-131 Washington St.
Cucumbers (green).
Thomas Fests, men. first. .
Cucumber: (rips).
"Thomas Fests, Fitch. first.
Pmnlpo.
Richard Mastorson. Marvin, first.
Parsley.
Alvin. Clark, Marvin. first.
Frank Finger, Fitch, second.
Potato». ‘
Margaret. Mastcrson. Fitch. first.
Frank Finger. Fitch. second.
Squaw.
Charles Middleton. Marvin. first.
Pelagiuvi‘estu, i‘ltoh. second.
‘ Tomato”.
locum Mutt-town. Marvin. mt.
Jessie Norah. Marvin. mom.
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Alger Hammershoy. whose hand was
recently injured when he undertook to‘
investigate a cartridge filled with somel
high explosive, has returned from the
Stamford Hospital, but has lost a
couple of fingers.
Capt. James H. Ayers. formerly an
inmate of Fitcbs Hummubo has been
at the National Soldiers‘ Home in Vin
glnla for the past two or three years,
has returned to that. place. “otter u
NV. with friends in the Roma and-
olsovbere in Newton. 3
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A motorerclo «meet from mustard?
crusted a mu» ndtmmt to town at:
5:95. mm nor am tum; down that
my new and
:tmfimm that tom us an m
[in mums m in» mm to tan it
no saw- m m an tits-m town.
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Mrs. David Boys of Holden Hill has
wivcn money to buy containers to hold
the mm which is being made in wmm».
for the soldiers at the front;
an All uuuu
suntan um
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Two and Sulphur. properly compound-
cd. mm but the natml color and
but» to the Mr cm Mod. “streak-
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to not on: mixture on to main st ct
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dalmatian
“r and Mrs Elmer Bouton of 'Rldgo. James Diggs, 00’01' d, complained ‘0
field motored to Wilton on Sunday, the pollcg, last evening that a man
and were guests of Mrs. Charles Green . named "Slim" and an that man named
and family. .4 Banks, had assaulted him at the comb
’ ’ of the colored men wlao are employud
Artists are at work redocomllng {1th
interlor of St. Matthew's church. Pies
whurtl‘t wil be closed for one or, two‘
Sundays while the rector is on his vs»
cation. . ‘
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GIFTS FROM STATE OFFICERS.
of Red Mont: Trading rod
. Next Week. -
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A rsgulur ambit-monthly meeting of
Walnut“; Council. No. 31. D. of 9..
For. bold loot :11an lo Red Men's
Deputy Great
Pocahontas Mrs. Butcher. and fluent
Wm lira. Balm, bulb of
WW trons pregnant, at the meet»
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The Maltackemo
, flitting Room; *’ _
‘ Is Open All Day,
‘ Service A La Carte
Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and
everything in season alt-easem-
able prices. '
\
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on the railroad. careers Smith mum at dementod condition due to m
Flynn went with Dingo to the camphbollc £3!ch and nmr indulgence in
and more captured Jesse Waikiusudmgs. or from lack of drugs, lt to lie-
' Clarion mutant: Jams annulment ,1 Med. Pm Was brought into ma-
III crap. is numbered abumwem amen; it 2 «one; min «omits
that. but undo their emu through vet-y bad condition by 0am “I:
swam. wouwIcwmofmnm and
m mm {Ml mm all than placed in the Dam cal. lib
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