Mint .1 Roman 5&1 te~
“Ibo rate-ital. ii oil: Mull‘
walnut-m .n harmony-n. . t . I!»
W [wt out out.
LK Through 5-.- “135.2” cl it“ Add
' In Hutu. who m'rhtlv pun-lined
..CITY MARKET
0w hlmlc or Mr rino' n, inc Kuuasttm
I” Scouts an myupym the helium;
on the dock hilt-loin: lit-ad's stow.
This min: fine place tor the My:
iand is nlwtiy appreciated by them.
Miss Virginia M'itlnlott enioyod Sat; Ackerly ot‘ Rm“
urdoy And Sunday at Long Island.
whom ST
Miss Viola imuise
futon. has just returned home after
V *' '2 . _ seeing her cousin. Private Wallace
EAST Mi“ 9“” Moore was a “war in Ackcrlv of the 35th Loung Island
"—— itown Friday. \ Sound Company. at Fort Terry. She
Mrs F Decourcey and children spent afcw days at the tort, and had
NOR WALK spent the weekend in New York. ’ a fine tune. lle Spent bunday home
‘ iinst Week.
Mrs. lrcne O’Brien returned to New: William Stevens, who has been in
.York Saturday. after Spending a few the mnplny of the American Hawaiian
. —-— days with her cousin. 38.5. (30.. for the past three years, has
n ~Martin B. Durland has lllOYt'd from :SWCSSIUU)‘ passed his exgmimuons
First Strcct to Van Zant avenue. Mrs. E_ K Stone has closed her gum.‘ and secured a second mate‘s licensla
'—"—"‘“ me!- home at Tokeneke and returned to in 5811 Franc-loco. lie ill on the 32 9-
Mrs. H. :5. Gshung is having an ad-I New York Saturday. Texan, bound for Clll'io and is «peered
dition built on her home on You Zuni; to go to Norfolk on bin return from
street. | Mrs. J‘ liouion and son are stopping. Chile, arriving on this coast in about
'at the home of Mrs. G. Standing onlsk or eight weeks.
West avenue for a few days.
. 3m:
, Horace Allen who has been spending
leveral days ill New York state. has
WW'
~ ’ Mllll‘lled‘to his home on Second street.‘ Charlotte boundes and Mabel Moore E ‘ :
Gustave Schwarzcnberg has removed dilif‘sgdfgmlggm “mg Island Salim": : WMN i
from South Norwalk to East Washing- ' ' . x ‘
m street. ._______ l Mrs. J. Niven of LcRoy avenue en- ‘ . 1‘
Herbert Wheeler ls constructing a “mam“! friends from New York 0"“ I -----—- ‘
cement sidewalk in front of his house sa‘wd‘w ““1 sumayv
'l'llc lilling fooilos is now in Opt‘l‘th
on Kcyscr stl‘cci.
tion about town.
E. L. Croat returned home from New
C F. White and family who have; York this morning. His wife and son
been sumnlcring on Thomas 'strect, will ”mm to night.
have returned to their winter home in m
flow York.
Miss Florence Banks is a Wt‘t‘k-Plld
visitor at her Norfleld street home. .
Miss Florence llobvrtson is now at-
tending tllo nion school in Georgetown.
Mrs C. ill-age and family wcrc visit-
inr. at llcr mother-idioms home in
Stulutcrd yesterday.
Ml. alld Ml‘S.‘G. Smith, while re~
turning from their wedding tour stopp-1
9d at the home of Mrs. Smith‘s futllori
qwmlam ppm of Rowan are... for. for a short timc Saturday afternoon.
merly- with the Trowbrldgc Box Com-'
pany is now employed at the Reining-j
ton Arms Companyin Bridgeport.
9
John Edickson and family have re-
moved from South Osborn avenue to
the Bollannun Block on East Washing-
‘ ton street. ‘
Miss Savage, teacher in the Middle
school is spending thc weekend at llcr
home in Rowayton.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. llurt arc
cxpeclcd home from their vacation trip
to Bingnlpton, N. Y., on Saturday.
m
'At 8:30 o‘clock Saturday night tllc'
lel-ien Fire Department was called out!
to extinguish a chimney fire at ihel
lioward Merritt. of Seal‘icw avenue. Gibbs" plflCt“ onllansfieldgycoue. .. I
‘ is now engaged with the construction. ' V "
. lorces of the Frederick T. If}! com '
pony. at the army contonment at Ay-
' or. Mass. I
3’ . '
" Sergeant Russell Day, of the 35th
to“: Island Sound C‘onlpnnv. ‘Ur S‘ G. M. V. Schlichting returned to:_ Mrs. Cornelius Kenlfcr of Westpori
w(toast Artillery, at. Poll. Tell-l. PIE?“ town Saturday from New Milford. that '3 spending a few dayg with her cousin.
Ed‘bnd' is Spending“ furlough at “I he *nligh-t assist in making‘ new Neel-"Mrs. Edson Turncy. of Godfrey street.
_, tome. . ors at the twin hall Saturday.
Norwalk relatives have visited Mr.
{and Mrs. Lostcr Fanton of tho Ens:
, 2 ‘Sidc.
The 1.e0ll.Waahburn Mighty Midway ‘
Ishow could a great dealtol interest onl
.it. pass-cu through town mi about 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
. » , .
llridgoport frlcnds have bccn cntcr.
Itaincd by Aim. ltlury E. Sutton of Nor-
,l’flcld strcct. .
’ l
The next business and soclal meet"
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mm" Fm.“ :mll’fmn ' and A party of Darlen people lcft yesterflng of the Norflcld Thimble Club will
Charles Brennan of t 6 3“ cogipany. day morning in a. large automobile be held next Thursday afternoon with
“*9 were “we 0“ leaves 0‘ “ ”W’- uuck to, New Canaan when. m, Miss Lizzie Adams at Hillside street.
"turned to their company at Ft. Terry . 010' d all (1 f‘ l ‘ hi 11’
early this morning. no to agree on o peaclos w c I
. .they will use for cunning purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Gordon of East}
Frederick Weed. formerly of the U. :cn. have bcen guests 0-! their daughter;
firs Oklahoma and now doingduty on AHome HarrestBozaanwlil-bo held Mm Irving J. Lockwood of Hillside
~ ' . in the Darlcn Methodist church on Oct. street.
on of the Hamburg-American intorn- ‘ .
oddities in New York harbor was home 11 and 12' The posters which have; -
yobterdny on a brief leave visiting rcl- been distributcd are hand painted “my Many have announced their inten.‘
‘5ltliyes'on Pleasant street itbey make a very attractive showingdiwn ‘0 attend “19 play and danco 10 bgl
. . — _ - I ‘given in the town hall Saturday oven-
'2Tbe.meettng,of the Volunteer Circle' Mr. and 'Mrs. Raymond GObbel; 'left 1.1m; by the Norfield Thimble club for
%,y¢gtlng's Daughters will be held at the for Washington. D. 0.. Saturday. when-of“ .benem °f RM cm“ “W" m“;
’5" A line of- the Misses Carothers. Kcyser they W1" “$9.0M! service “mma'idumed by, the club. Music by‘the
‘ et. East Norwalk. Tuesday opening: tlon. It. can not be said at this tim018tcrling-Vlellnltn orchestra.
optembar 25, at 3 o'clock, n, is reriust what branch of the service tllcy‘
wquoted that all members attend. lare taking the examination for. ‘I
I
The birthday surprise party given
Wednesday evonlng" to F. C. Fltfil. of
‘Vvvvv'
ON 9
litmus 1n: mm:
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splat-did lervxoe' Ping tor ‘
“1! Be. All that is
nanny {or you to doll
to clip the coupon Ind
bring or send it 'to this
once with 98c in duh and
this Patriotic Ting in
yours. If ordered by mail
add 7 cents for» packing
811d postage. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
- fElna Evening Sentinel,
“South'nfihrdm‘.
. $:;m..;m.. m 2.20;; .1- Mi“.
. .. . Duplex. ALEAZAR
Before You Buy ailiRonge
“Herc at last is a kitchen range that is
really modern. . It is mode'in 'two‘ types. one
burnin’g cool2or:wood and gas. the other “animal! wood
ee‘the
Ind oll’oepontelyor at the some time. {The Duplct AzAR ,
Range to complete—oil in one-rmdy to burn the fuel you
chemo—oi any and all times. ‘
‘ You can make the change for dlil‘erent. fuels
with his ran in u second's time and the Duplex.
'.ALC AR con Quill with your; requirements. In the "year
- ' may " ' ' MMIMV-«inlmwum in
motes-mm tile ‘ouobh'o‘ln between and cuts I'uelbllls u
well u insuring betterrdooklng faulty. ,
llllllim [\H V ‘7‘”
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" -‘ -ALCA‘ZAR :12 ml I detail tic-
ul'or ”22%|:th o! the mi. east". at Tom in
W 1‘ It. manhunt to lit ovary "ailment ond
hood I d :norld out. M Ma
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. 1733...“? kiwi. out .u
Lou]: Democrat. It To You
.. 'A. .l. COLLINSCO.
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FililiSlillSi’litlililE
cons
‘2 " 25 YEARS FOR SHOOTING GIRL.
i ‘H'AR'l‘I-‘ORD. Sept. 20. -—'.lames
garct «Furrlir in Farmington. Junc >28,
iand was sentenced to state prison to
». ,, ’ .trom fifteen to twenty‘tlve years. The
Men or- Order Who Are‘lglrl. although hit in three places by
DraftedWlll Retain Mem-2
bullets, made a remarkable recovery.
bership ~Wdth0llt Paying and was in court today.
Dues '\ . 2 .
.3 . “i '
Will tillltl WEATHER
During a conference between-grand
chiet‘ ranger William '1‘. Meyer oi
Thai‘Thll‘d District Commissioner-El The n‘lany friends 01‘ Walter “EVEN" Goad lllll, was mud) enjoy“ by all-
Saturday evening at the O‘mces of; are relieved from U19“! .worry 0"?!“ hlli Dartimpating in ”I? {PSHVIUGS incident;
“implant on Bayviey avenue and being in the troop train that was shot to the occasion. Dancing and‘u birth-l
transacted business relative to the pro-ti.“ while going through Ohio. One or day feas"“"“‘" ””- “m‘d‘m‘ “mule.“
_ ",Ved‘ controotrwith the U. E. L. & W. . his friends received a letter Saturday ‘ol the evening-asideimm thosurprisc‘
. for current to be used in cases otji'rom Virginia. but in what place could 'sprung on Mr. Fitch, the inadvertent.
ergency this winter. .not be learned as the letter had no,but genial host.
ipostotfice mark on it. - In: the letter
‘Deverill says that he is coming north.
‘fl‘he wedding of. Frank Bodwell Stur-
adherent audition Natalie Wheeler
“1118‘ Church. tEaBt Norwalk Saturday I he could not Say.
’Iigrnoon was the first wedding to bol
" Qt!» "in that. church. it was
eddoday.
....coaa's, Hill' @155.qu
,The Colonials with Ty Cobb in the
tlineup yesterday dofented the .New'
Mrs. Howard Holly is becoming a Havon nine, champions‘of the Eastern
» regular daredevil and speed kingwhfl’o'l‘eague' 6 'to 3' nCoblr- got. two sale
' 2. learning how to drive a Ford car ,whiclimflves in [our times “9' the last one
.Wednesday eventing the..flrst_ their husband bought. . But. whenever sending in two runs and clinching the
Hugging of the newly formed -Bible:_~y0u‘Bee hel- coming just keep clear outigame for the Colonials. The score by
13’9“?!" mam“ w‘mqut2‘t°ppi“5 ; New Haven 1 o 2 o o o o o 0—3 s ‘3 =
atur ay. All her instructor cermin— . ' .
. .2 . ’ , .Batterles-—Prcss and Waters: W90d-'
’ ‘_ . , ‘ .. 33 2:: :33? wreck after. the day siward‘ and Flaberty. Umpiro—Ml‘; For?
his-‘cyenlngnt the East Norwalk; ' ty. Time of ailment-hour and-45 mint
lit club the East Nor-walk Republl-l “"33- ‘ '
filubwill'formally open a series; '
., ‘ paign meetings and the tollo‘w-' .fl
menthovexsaid that they Milan-'3 "3;";
to speak: .ililayor Horstrom. *ltlv-t
:W. Eldridge. D. ,llmBeach and '3‘ '- '
on! others.- .The meeting was to
been held luatl‘ridny evening;
.by some misunderstanding. the
bars Were not notified.
________. t
‘I Monday afternoon the Ladies
’ Hociety meets. '
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4 ..
m PATRIOTIC monument ’
; BOSON, Sept. 24.—-Womon'lown tent
._.......
day in a." patriotic tournament at- thc‘
,Lonzwood Cricket Club...replaclng tile;
2 - {usual loll contest ,for the Longtvood
' . . ' . ‘ Sears ‘hold-
Private Royal Mel-minim of the 35th trophy.‘ Miss Eleonora R. . , .
2 -- * Company'spent yesterdny with rols- mmfixmfiigtfi‘aflfifgdm "3‘,
Les - ' ' ' tlves in Rona ton. ‘ ‘ r ' gains“ 3
.. _ 1:: names BALE ’ 2 in“... n. u. Sheddenrlnd Miss Evelyn,
mm ‘ l ' ,,
‘ 3,, RI . an. owner of the Kan-l Manon: Bobuldtoe and totally. of Sears. tanner-national uncles. cham-
“7 CNN! the American “social“ iplan mot Mn Kennetbimlll ‘
- . . up in the
ca litot.,nixbt that b. huts Mbm' m 2"” “”5 ‘ “V donut; mi
‘ . as.
franchise ‘ to 0‘ ”I v“ W tholr Boll. lllnnd homo. Wm noun .
in‘but Whell he will arrive at New York! 2 NEW ”*‘VEN' mm» ‘39"‘- Zi-W'hflyment of dues-during their term of
a year to u mortuary fund for .Lhel
luoldlersvwhich carries with it It pa'v-
~ment oi’ upbenefit of “$200
hciru in therevcntvof death.
. ‘2 201355 3“ tho EaSt Avenue M'mlot her way for shune‘arly uprooted sin! innings: '
M11 be 1191i 'l‘omGWOW “en“.telephone poles and tried to run' . ‘ R" H' E" '
flunday school boardlmeets and ‘ Colonials ' ‘0'0 0 2 0 2 2'0 0-6 '7 4'
.honor roll. limit which, Willbelolaggglotiflneas. downess and pain ‘csllcd
his players of mg embolism play tok “front-«2 Initial-cyclic or» the denth’jof _
any. ' of lgthesep engrossedmhartn‘Wlll'
be. premrsd..whioh will: lie-mama! and
hung upon the walls. otlthe ’court to
content he belongs. ihe'grand and tho- tut inn glnuot water-“and. drink be-‘
momma-courtllomcw. . .
exploiting .n total-membership or.- 21.-
0 .
herb to this organization, undo! this
number it is' estimated that 300
either enlisted or drum
urvlo‘o of Uncle Sum.
Bridgcport nnd grllml secretary Thom-
lls Olmughlin of. Naugntuck plans
were formulaid for the care-of the
' """Bimlliilfltlhifl8M
soldiers at the from who are ,nlem- -
bars of the variou; courts of the For-l Says 3“" PW“ A" 0“.“ '"d Urlc
esters oi ,lAnlericn in the State of' Add Rémalno tn Bl°°d
Connecticut. lmmedinte’ action will Rheumatism is'no rcspector oi ago.
be taken by.tllese2courts to carry out y", color m’ rank: 1; not the most;
the instructionsas delin d b '-t -. *
e 5 he or'ldnngcrous of human afflictions it in.
liners bodl'. l "
All enlisted men. either voluntary cue 0’ the FPO“ painful. Those “b“
or drafted. will The relieved from theiiect to ,rheumatlsm should eat less
_ .meut dress as warml _ as ossiblé,
enlistment. = Carrying out someof tllva‘ ' y D
rulcs enacted at. the supreme can: avoid any undue. exposure and, above
ventlon held in Portland. Me. dill-inglan' drink lots 9f pure WM"-
tllc latter .partflot August and the’l’ Rheumatism is “mad by uric acid
early part officptembe‘r all. tempers: which is generatcdln the bowels and
will be notified to contribute 31-08011 absorbed into the blood. it is the_func-.
tion of the kidneys to filter this acid
to their .trom the blood and cast it out. in the
~ urine; the poresolthe skin are also‘
Behlndfcod. Condemned-Plan. - . among .0! tracing the blood, of this
. - Food conservation will,..ulso he '
taken up as soon as the grand chiél.‘
appointed for tho purpose of {solicits they become weak and sluggish , and
lng personal contribut‘ons from theptnil to eliminate this uric acid which
membelu 'for a. fund which. is to intro" V
‘ ‘ _. , care or the. Slitaiimecessitien of the{keeps accumulating and circulating
WOMEN TENNIS'PEAVERB , ""--‘5°1di0|'8-
. .ilthrough":the'~ssfstem. eventually tacit;
It..is,.nls.o planned to lion-clinics tailing in thc’jolnts and muscles cousin‘s
rheumatism.
At the. first twinge of rheumatism
get .h‘bm any pharmatzy about? ‘fdttlj
ounces '0: Jnd Stilts} out a thumbnail-
thexnalnes of all members at tho
tore'bi-ealiruc .reneb nun-nib: [tor a
week“ This is sold to bliminlto'tlrlc’
acid 'by stimulating ' tboxnkldnon '~_t_o
'no'l’mol mum. thus ridding 3'6le
on of these impurities. '
‘m “w mom in immune. may
GM of tho , . 2
tn. whim mill? ‘9‘ ,‘P: “‘“M “'° ‘9”.9‘v'm‘“
1 “low
‘ Thom are in tidal state. 136'? courts.
B dgeportglono has 2.100 mom-
, . . French of rlalnvllle, Pleadcd guilty in
‘ Fun ENLIHE“ MEN criminal court today, to shooting Mar-l
. ‘ .
lmpurity.~ 1n damp and ‘c‘hllly, cold ’
. . - ther tbc‘skin, pores are-closed thus
ranger. can complete plans. alon ,Wea‘ . .
theaa lines. . Committees willyalso b: forcing the uldneys to do double work.
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IS Open
able prices.
A Good and
2 Faithful Servant
STERLING RANGE culll i
$5.00 Makes van a Member olourllange Club ,
And we will deliver any range you select and make arrangements
for small weekly or monthly payments to take care of the balancé.
Buy a Sterling Range fully guaranteed to BAKE,’ COOK A!!!)
NEW rail-"mm on trims $3.75, to still
«Blankets, Comfortables; and died-
‘ding. l .
”Sterling-Eurnilurede.
ul’iloncdtlS 5*127-1229413mashlaglbnsl
The lbim “mo
Service A La Carte 2
. Oysters. Clams, Lobstersa and -
everythingzin season at reas0n-'
4
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“All Day ‘
t
Andrew; Davey, Inc.
9 " ‘98 ' Washington St, So.Norwalk .
Phone 410. 2 . Prompt Auto Delivery.
10 Main 8%., Nomlk. Phone 388. ,
2 Economy Store, 40 .Van Zandt 83., East Norwalk
GOFFEE TEA . _ _
. . ‘ Oolong, M' ed and English
" “”7 3°“ Breakfast
34° 15- 35c lb.
Good 00399 India' and (nylon
2 19c lb. 45c lb.
'1.2lb.t0on Atlas Cocoa ...... . ..... ....... 15c
Atlwtlelly Powder .................. 3 pkgs. for 200
Blue Ribboanotohup ......................... 10¢ bottle.
windordimointlomato sauce ....... . ............ 10c.
. 2 All 100 Bread now ................................... ’ 9c
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Whllillilli
‘iiilFiFitllliillllfiili
:ullllllwlllll
.Gounty Conference of Wont—-
i‘ fit to Hear Robert Scoville
at Assembly Hall
‘|
_ Tb:- Fail-lield County Farm Bureau
hats .calledgn meeting of all the menu
hero or the town {home .economics
committee at Norwalk...’l‘hurbday a
<terndon, Sept. 27th"atr 2.30 o'clock i
the Town Assembly hall, where- the
.Farm . Bureau has its headquarters. to
hear Lin-«Robert =Scovllle,‘ . Federal
FoodvAdminlstrator tell how. through
their. committees. thc women of Fair-
'fleld county may, further the tandem-
servation movement. so vital to- the
successful twosecutlon or the war. do
monitonbelp our allies, but tloilnppl
what. most nud‘other stnple‘foodo
to our Allies who-o atom ot~tood 4 a
drum to 1' dangerously- lo' mutant.
Not only will the“ in nttondonce
It lbs. .9011de than mount-um
o! hitching to It. fleovillo. but “he
pastors. including Ir. Seth ‘ _
Ill-mount. - Mil-ll of NW ,
mil
[will tell of interesting phases of the
work being done around the «county,
and outline plans which provide for
)the local committee opportunity to
decide upon a regular program for the
winter months, in the carrying out of
which they will have the assistance
.of Miss Green and {Miss Thomas,
2! Food~1Demonstration Agents for the
Farm Bureau.
This promises to be not only antim-
ing and ulnrgeattendancc of women
from all over the county is expected.
WILL HOLD RACES
- Two horse racing meets will be con-
ducted at New Orleans'tbis winter, ac-
lcording to announcements yesterday
lby the‘heads of the two racing asso-
m‘clotlons, The Joileraon racing associ-
ation meeting at the-Shrewsbury track
willbeginfl‘lmnkbntvlng day and close
December 31. and- the .meet or the
Business Men’s Racing ansoclation at.
[tho ‘Fttlr Grounds track will be run
ilrom donuaryl to February 8.
m h o t .8 no. I _ -, OHIO seam To sum -
° “' 9" °“" m “”2 m mucmunrocr. 4.
l The Ohio oeries between the Glove-
il‘audzAinerlcan' nod the Cincinnati Nn-'
Mounts will start in Cincinnati“: Oct.
4.’ no second time will be plant in
Cincinnou on October 6. The third
nil tomb use: will be unveil in
portant but ohhighly interesting <lllf:('i‘ '
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