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About 15 candidates, some or whom
were members of St. Peter's Council,
K. of (7., others of South Norwalk
Council. Knights of Columuus. receiv—
ed the second degree here last night.
'under auspices of St. Peter‘s Council
The work was conducted by a degree
team from St. Augustine Council.
with (lrand Knight Hayes of South
Nor-wall: Council acting asinquisitor
A social session followed the meet-
ing. The officers of 'St. Peter's Coun-
cil are to be installed on Oct. 8, by
District Deputy Rose of Norwalk,
—i.ockcts, hearts. lavalliers, ear-
drops, brooches, bracelets, ringS,
chains, at Brand's Jewelry Store.
Certificate of attachment in a suit
for damages of $250,001) has been filed
an the office of the town crerk in
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Bridgeport 1iv the .‘Vitl'xim Munitlonb
company of New Haven against the
Remington Arms U. M. 0. Company
of ’lh'idceport. The. suit is to recover
for several lots of‘powdcr delivered
to the defendants totalling 200, 000
at 75 cents a pound. um] which the.
plaintiffs allot: e 11111-1 not been paid for.
The delivery Kvas lilay 2 and was to
be used in making of Danish catt-
ridaes.
superior court in November.
Papers of incorporation “on fill
at the office, of the 151 c1ela‘y of state
for the Ltiste1- -l’rodut.'ts cor'potation,
of Bridgepmt yesterday. Clarence R.
"all an attorney or this city is named
as one of the luc'orpotators with Ma
belle K oPderson and Grace L. Watt
all of Bridgeporh Tito tapltalization
of the corporation is $211000 with 300
shares par Value $50. The putpose
of the new company is to sell at rc-
taii and wholesale hardware, electri
cal and miscellaneous articles.
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—-MILLINERY.
Smart shapes and trimmed hats.
[land work a specialty, at Miss 1C. A.
Polhemus’, 80 Washington St., So. Nor-
walk.
Thomas Ryan. Gerard Ryan and Clo
tns Magner of Norwalk. left today for‘
W01 ccster Mass, where they will take
up their studies in Holy Cross college.
Leslie Davis.,son of Mr. and Mis.
Leo DaV is of Rowan street, left yester'
day for Andover, Mass. where he will
enter Phillhps Andover academy, to
. prepare for Yale.
William Gerard Ryan left yesterday
to enter upon a four years' course a
illoly Cross college. Worcester. Mass.
Charles A. Murphy, Norwalk high
school.1917, left last night for Nor .
field, Vermont, and will enter Norwtch‘ ‘
fillitaryfoollege for a four- year course.
3 What you posscwtodoy
evidence of whit 1
the Kiting ve gym hence
y e m y in.
financiall
earn 11 111.116 mun y.
L: " Without; the luxuries now
The suit. is returnable to tho~
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SOME TOWNS FAILiNG
{O bHL-VN th'EHEST 1N -
NEW LAW'O'N TEACHERS
Return". from the '11-phenom blanks
for membership in 1:.c Statn Teachers
Retirement association are‘l *gtnnin:
to come in to the office of the state
retirement board at the Capitol. The
lanks are sent to the town othcials to
e distributed to the 'teachers, fol
filling out. They are filled out and
then retained to the state retirement
board's office.
By a law passed at the last session
01‘ the general assembly, all new
teachers must become members of the
association. A few 01" the towns. in
the state, apparently, are uninterested
in the matter of signing up their
teachers as members of this associa-
tion as nothing has been heard irom.
Vhem bV the board ’l‘l1eV Llth not;
even sent requr'lts to the board ioti
the numbei of blanks \\ 111(11 they kill
it'quirt in theii towns
it. is felt at the retirelmnt boar
oifice that such action. as do From
th( fact that it is an ignoring or 11191
law as regards new teachers, is not
right for the. older teachers as it
hampers them in their opportunity to
join the association. The delinquent
:towns have until Saturday of this
week.
to show signs of interest ,in
by this time in the towns where a
the. matter, if something is not (lone
silence has been maintained, it is
planned to look into penalties liable
in such instances.
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MISSIONARY MEETING
Annual County Convention at FirIt
Church, Danbury
About 100 delegates attended the.
annual county meeting or the. socie-
'ties in Fairfield county connected
with the. New Haven branch of the
Women’s Board of Foreign Misaions.
at the. First Congregational Church,
lattler, yesterday
The pr'ogiam opened with Mrs W.
B. (Togswtll, president. of istratford.
pwsidina, Mrs.i<1.C Godfrey, of Dan-
buiy, orfc1ed prayer.
Reports from viceprealuents and
secretainies most of which were sub'
lulled by letter shelved progress
the work throughout
Mrs R. Russell, of'
the country'
Siratford, ad-
dressed the conference on “The New
Line of Match ”
“A Symposium on Missionary
atructlons in the Sunday school." was
led by Miss Emma Reynolds, of
Greenwich.
‘Mlss Edith Woolsey, of New Haven
spoke on “Otdet's from the Captain
of the Home Guard," and Mrs. Henry
Pruden, of New Haven. spoke. on "Our
F111 -Flung Battle I.."lne
The need of photo was :1 note em
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thin, and the thank 011mm: of
morning went to the Golden
to be held at Boston in November.
A basket luncheon was held at noon.
The program for the afternoon “no.1
as follows:
Alte1'noon——AI 2:30, Miss Reynolds
presiding. .
The Battle Hymn,
Prayer.
Contributions.
From 'Vl'ht'nt'e t‘omt-th Help?
Northtield Delegates
The Golden Annivm'sm'y (lift.
Miss Woolsey.
Message from (treat Headquarters,
3 . Miss Pruden.
:llnme from the Front.
Miss Clara Ricl1moud.'l‘alas Turkey.
L The next annual meeting will
hold at GreemVich ’
ALLEGES CRUEL‘TY.
because
Divorce 0f
Richert. of Norwalk front Benjamin W.
Richert. of New York in 1111 actidn
They .
were married April 21, 1914, and cruel- .
ty on- various occasions since is al- 4
leged. Divorce and change of name is
brought in thefiuperior court
asked.
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THE Man WHO '_
Knowsmsrons
Knows that. its not ‘nece;
‘sary to 'exclise"‘foot tortur-
on the “ground "of :style. .
vexcuse slovenlinesa on the
ground of comfort
Ralet‘ons insure the .
. degtee of both shape"
j and fit without acco'iiip
. ing evils.
' Try them, this time.
in 'suporior court by Jerome Bishop of ney flushing any time. -Adv.
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be
intolerable
cruelty is sought by Alice Louise
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Neither is it necessary to
sues To Rscovea ON '
NOTE TAHOE 31 YEAR‘S AGO
Suit to recover ch 3 note made in
1886. 31 years ago, and foreclosure upon
the property mortgaged to secure. it,
has been filed in the superior court by
the Union Savings Bank of. Mallory
against Morris Meyers, administrator
upon the estate of Seth P. Addis, who
died in 1902. The note was for 16,1100;
and was made September 8, 1886. and
another note for $1,000 both still uni
paid, was made December 1, 1886. Fore1
closure and possession of the property
is asked. There is a large number of
defendants who shared in the distribu-
tion of the Addis estate.
Norwalk against Herbert R. Roberts
and others of the some place, a note
ior‘sznco made June :1. 1111. 11111 111-
which the paemises in question \l’fi‘l‘t.’
given as security not having btnn pail.
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Take a Glass of Salts if Your Back‘
Hum or taadder Bother:
The American men and women must ,
guard constantly against kidney trou-'
'ble, because we eat too much and all
{our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork, become sluggish; the. clim-
EAST INDIA ENGLISH
A railway surgeon in india sends
some curious messages he has re-
ceived from time to time from the
company's employ2es ,inatire tissues clog and the result is
1.110110111115114 am suffering from kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
fever and swelling of my whole body a general decline in health.
3‘nd my ICES, 100, are swellel‘ned “1).? When your kidneys feel like lumps
Please take trouble to see me. of lead your back hurts or too urine
2' I beg t” “"0"“ you that I am is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
suffering by" too much hot fever, but obliged to seek relief two 0,. three
just now .it is subsided somewhat, times during the night; if you suffer
and there is mumur perspiration. and with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
my legs are trembling like. riding spells, acid stomach, 0,. you have
“or“ Firm comes cold fever and rheumatism when the weather is bad,
then it becomes bolting. Inside is
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of lad Salts; take a table-
spoonfu lin a glass of water before
somewhat defected.
3. 1 tell you truly, sir, that I am
really sick. Mr. Sprunk has refused breakfast for a few days and your
to leave, and if you don't certify l
. kidneys will then act fin-1. This fam-
will die “1‘“ a dog. and my fa‘herious salts is made. from the acid of
will be Boneless 'grapes and lemon juice, combined
4' S’r"\°“’ I 9““ that you will with lithla, and has been used for
make me ““9 50°“ because I am “generations to flush and stimulate
""r-V f-nnilim man 'clogged kidneys; to neutralize the
‘ 5 Wife lingering near t° “9“ world acids in the urine so it no longer is
Come soon to prevent good- bye.— Ia source' of irritation,
W'd'm S‘anda’d' thunder disorders.
1 Jad Salli-1 is inexpensive; cannot in»
'jure, makes a delightful effervescent
Asxs Foaecmsuas FOR
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UNPND NOTE FOR 52°00 llthia- water bevcr,age and belongs in '
l Foreclosure upon property in Nor- every home, because nobody can
walk is claimed in a suit filed at the make a mistake by having a good kid
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week end sale ,0“ lingerie blouses.
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Special prices on" all the
h 'gher priced merchandise.
‘THE LITTLE SHOP
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RAYMOND, 111101111118
Building Materials of Every Kind‘
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
137 Washington St.
In Us. 15573
DORLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East l‘tlorwallr
Opens May 1
:SHORE DINNERS AND M
KINDS OF SE‘A FOOD ,
COOKED T0 ORDEP» .
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, m
Telephone 720
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State of Connecticut
1 All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
are liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or Before SeptemberiSOth
The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
Balances in banks (not: in Savings Banks) are liable to
thistlx.
Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
F. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
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one-half to one whole yard of material on every «in 1+.
- NOW ON SALE
JAMES DONNELLY
Bungalow A prous
i A good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles; button
back, side front, with'elasticiband at waist. orbelted; Percale:
trimmed with contrutlng'oolors ' . .. “8911 811d$1’.25
‘ Button Side Front; with Elastic Baud andDusting Gap $1.25
‘ J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH‘NORWALK.
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Treated by Modern, ' L 8 '7
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Painless Methodo. “Agent“: Office Treatment.
“But "other "'Work. ”MM“
‘ * 75 South . Main Street ~ "
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Hours 9 a. 111. to 9 1)- 11111115335?“
.15 Years In - ruby. appomfhént. All 11111111 or Artlflt
, the Practice of , . ._ > " ‘ ‘ clll Dentures.
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110111th ’Porttilile, “es’ llil‘llllflflfl room.
used on any large table. instantly leveled. ~
Pictorial Review Patterns
October Patterns and The Fall “Fashion Book
CONN.
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WITHOUT PLATE!
Dr. I. H. Mallory
16 80. 11111 31., 110. Norwalk. 111.;
Hours 911.111.1015 p.111., 7’10 811.13.
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 391 , 6 Monroe m
We are now able to supply on!
customers With PIES, made
erer each dayl. We also 1115'
smart nuns and comp
RINGS in addition to our rank,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW ’
Late Examiner ‘
U. S. Patent
Office
b on Paton
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exposes ssnwcs AT Fusion
- RATES 10 new vonx .
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PORTATIOU 1.1115, loo.
Freight boat leave: “or 45,
River, r"- York (foot. of Judith;
31.) every any except Sunday, it
in. Freight received at Norwalk _
I p. m. and at South Norwaik u -
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OPTOMETRIS'I
53 Wall 31m
Shell Shur-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocnlista' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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PROGRESS - DEVELOPMENT ,
This Bank’ a business is steadily increasing, fully attest-
ing the emphatic endorsement of the public.
In our progress and development the cardinal principles
of prudence and safety are constantly maintained.
Upon the conservatism and sound business judgment of
the men who direct 11381111 is based our invitation for you to
make this Bank your depository-we would like to talk the
matter over With you.
The City N attonal Bank
South Harlem, Conn.
Nor-walk. .
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sold at $5 per month. .‘
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport. 60"!
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37 Fort Street, East Norwnlk
is the “Top Notch” brand 111111111 by
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Rubber Boots in Hip, Storm
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