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Ne“ Yotk (ll\ this morning.
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Mrs. William D€\ erill spent yester
day in Bethel.
‘ .i. R. Bracken left Tokenehc thisl
morning for New York.
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Mrs. M. l... Sheppard 0 New York
has returned to Tokeneke for a short
stay.
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oi ”pagan, ' -Walter Deveriii returned to Itiineola
t'he Monday aftei enjoying a .18- hour fur-
l'ougli at tilt home of his par.ents
'I'ffloiand A. Sherwood
street has taken a position with
,MS Oil Company. I
‘ The SPX‘Vlt’c's at the Christian Ad- '
I» went Church will be led ihis evening
by‘William C. Byxbee.
Mrs. William 11. Seizer, of Rye,
1 visiting with her son, Henry C.
liar.
MI and Mrs. A l-‘. Spooner and font ’1
ily returned home yesteiday after
5pending the Week at Lake Loon, N. Y.
The. Darn-111 Review is busy at pres
tnt printing the annual town report:
which will be ready for dishibution in
a short time.
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'{rne w. :0. 1r. U. will 11.1511 with
I' 1”? Vancouvering at Gregory Boule-
yard at 2:30 Friday afternoon.
, :A great manv people. attended the
ugly held by the Democtatio patty on
the east end of the Washington stleet
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fleavlcw atenue has been ope'n'ed
foig traffic now and the people who
use it say that the pavement is fine
and wish that tl1c1e was more of it.
3111.51. A?E.Spo'ont1r is going to do her,
share toward helping the Library fund I
10111111111111. she will hold a cake sale at:
l111 111.1111» on the Post Road and the),
proceeds. that are derived from the,
stilt- will go toward the Library fund. I,
A.5 yet the Anti License League are!
not satisfied with' the display that they‘-
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1011111111?) 115111 by Mrs. Jayne
1111;. afternoon two of the members of
the league were in the place adding
idlbert \V Eldridge the 11egi5tiai1 of
'. Wafers who has been ill at his home
to‘l- some time is convalesti‘ng quite
;1 wildly.
of anti-saloon league hostels.
it' s 11 stift tight, and tlittt' s all there is
to it.
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NO MAIN 5,211, HenryW.
, . . Savage
1111.13.11 Belt and family left “1" Success
much more decoration to the display ized to solicit fun
it‘s 3 W the soldieis' an
stiff tight no use talking Aloyisous. fund.
With
mommy; corona: 1
112,11 av w. some oceans 1
M:3lCiAL ”$MEDY
How You 10111: Hear Jerome Kern s Bewitching Songs
”You Said Something” “Napoleon'
“Have, a Heart‘
"Bright 1. ghts" “The Road That Lies Before” "Samarkland"
“Honeymoon Inn” and “My Wife—My Man”
5111;111:1111, Hamlin
'BoOK AND Lvnics
5.1 151.151 BQLTON
11111.9 P. G.WODE1HOUS,E
MUSIC BY JEROME KERN
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“Daisy”
“Look In His Eyes”
“1' 111 So Busy“
“All Alone” pitY
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rokall are spend-I
ing a few days in New York.
It is stated that Robcit Elwood and
llfl‘t“ in the vacant store which was Ifamily will soon become residents (11
Yesttr- W11 terbuly.
Mrs. James .1. Cody has been author-
ds among Catholics
d' sailors library fitmndn with his trotting horse Which’ some on this occasion.
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This 111 citing the Epwnrtb League and intended to ride Milk ,
leil go to Greenwich by automobiles. bury in thereon
I PLAYEDBY MR. SAVAGE'S‘ OWN ORCHESTRA
PRICES
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........ 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Seat Sale Thursday
Lincoln, Springfield. Ill. M1. Jones is Flo'vId \\ ood 1.11.1 lion-aid Grupe. who
a New Canaan boy having been born in company with .\li. Puttlv, enlisted
and bl'OUEIH- uh here. He was 9111210!“ in the aero squadron and have been
ed in the old Benedict shoe factory stationed ill the Kelley Field. South
and the Johnson garage. ' San Antonio, Texas for the [111.11 two
‘ months, spent thew nek end at their
Nelson King's Ford automobile homes here. The “b0\ .5" are now 1:11.1-
,ca1ne to grief in l.twi5b01o Sunday'tioncd at Mineota ultei a file
afternoon. in making the turn at the trip front Texas, whith was made 'inI
corner near the chapel. Bert Sellout Pullmans. They 5111ak ten-1 11111111) 111
was drilling the. (1.111' The stoc11n3:tho treatment received while in the
gear became unmanageable. and the, South, and seem 11111.. ‘1 interested inl
.ggg.
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Futithful Servant
STERLING RANGE CLUB
$5.00 Makes Won 11 Member 0101111 Range Club
And we will deliver any range you select and make arrwgemcnts
for small weekly or monthly payments to take care” of the balance.
Buy a Sterling Range fully guaranteed to BAKE, COOK AND
HM— .4111 stains-lazlsamssa marinas
NEW‘PERFEEHONOILiHEATER-S $3.75 to $7.50
Blankets, Comfortables and Bed-
ding.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Bhone'105 127-129-1131 Washington 51.
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car made straight for the bank. put: the training they 11111 ineceiving TheI
ting it out oi; commission, Mr Kins other members of the New Canaan;
was1on the way to the Donuts): Fair party were unable to get leave of ab
Those 111 ho
he is to 0111191 in the me, @11an were here Saturday and Bunduy were
Fair so... he wins avidity William: in tobust 11121111.
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Olive 1111.11.11. Lodge, Knights of Py
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’AVenue. M1 1‘1 Chm?“ Inf" “pugs: Til“ Home Guards held [1:91, wgitmrtas guests of the Greenwich M. E l 1 :1 ' , Thins hold a regular meetingthiit’eten
afternoon anti ”“911 N" L" .1, hung Tuecdav mgm and ‘51... new Church. James J. k111.:.1,1.w,1.11511r Britain.- 133,
member Wit-l taken into the mummy;
it 151115 also decided to have the drill st'
11 11.111. Sunday
grounds on Lolioy £11.19.an This is
done .510 it will enable the commission-
ed' officer to attend a conference willy:
will he held in Bridgeport Sunday at»
11111110011. ‘And the guards also began
their‘payment of monthly dues at the
meeting. 1 ’
Galas.
'Mrs Saiah 11.9.5.5 has moved fiom
Darts Place to Flax Hill Road in
South Norwalk.
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"Mrs. C. V. holes of Madison Street,
111.11.; returned train a two weeks' visit
i3 Danbury
illichsrd Bland of Fun 51111191 is 111111
ovation 111s house and grounds
.'§Mro. Eva Smith was in Stamford
oiltbusiness yesterday.
Town Clerk Stephen R. lloyt. the'
only candidate for the position he now
holds is a man who's work is appre
elated by both parties. At the Repub
iican caucus he» was rendmlnnted for
office and at the Democratic caucus he
was endorsed. What also is there. 1.?
ithe line of praise that, can, be said of
Mr. Hoyt? tile needs none, as his work
stands out clearly. Good luck to hiu1.Il
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I‘Dn'cmi the model voting machines
lob been placed in .‘Hafuers cigar
styre' and '1!“ one wishing to see how
‘Ih'o machines work and auv one 111.511
1111'; infmniation about them can ob-
tain it there.
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:M Darten “Justice" Again.
”'m 1. _ 4:1 The case of William D11ncc,arrcstcd
“WHYWN 1.:ilto1 being intoxicated was heard lust
' ,. 1. 1:1,night before Justice Selleck and he
W 5... :i'was flned 1810 and cost pills a thiity.
1 - -~ tzItlay sentence but his father, Abel
LW4wm4th Dance. took appeal on the thirty day
, _ .. .__.._._ Iqucstion A peculiar thing about the
11M“ and “1‘ Emma tieGallienne .case is that William became iiitoxl
entertained out oitoun triands atIcaied on Tuesday, tetutned to his
end any disturbance, but when his wife
saw lie was intoxicated she grabbed
'her children and- ran down to the cow
ter of the town £011 11 constable, and
had hei husband artested. When he
w as called before the court last night
the was fined $10 and costs and also
!given a tlilrty day. sentence. If this is
. t. and lips. Daniel Petty, of Bell-
.t. L. I. are. guests of Mr and Mrs I
or E. Case of Rowayto'n. and IIIof
'oc'al relatives “11 and Mrs. Petty
1% the parents of M153 Carlie Petty.
g teachersln the East Side schools
I.M Dotv was here
Mug. arrangements to lay up his assailed many times by out of town
school on the lower shore, the press’ calls justice, then it is time that
me as last season. The house boat the. mess begins to set on the job
” n the Long Island side all the again
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Hurt in Accident.
A chauffeur and We maids employ
" ted by, the tiustees of the library v. ere riding in the latter’s car, which is
iatioIn to collect money in ROW‘ 11' Mercer and driven by the chauffeur
'11 for the war fund for libraries. figured in 'sn accident about six
> as folIOWS- “1 A- 13- Clevetlell. o'clock last night when they were trav
sitter. Mr. E Cushman: MT H1eling along the Noroton 11111.
“if 111 Mr P. M Needle. Mrs. .Wm.
Thompson, Mrs. Emily Russell.
11‘. '..D Brands. Contributions
“,1. .made at any member of the
mum's-or they may be left at the
firm Library.
M
s troupe HAVE: «or
of it for it crashed into a tree with tre-
mendous torce sending the occupants
out of the car. They were so badly
the Stamiord hospital.
badly wrecked.
Harold and 1-Lester181ngowal‘dJ‘ranlr
:31” towns in the, state are delin :walk were in town yesterday bidding
t° the oilice °t the statetaxoom France with an ambulance unit.
Wilmer 89'8”] other toWns are Theta are facts and to prove that
busty waiting llor infatuation
which up not be furnished by tho com-
ionér’t once until 1111:1119“ .,
‘ ' reports dovetail couch, lilo
'm m. immoral of merchlndlse.
passed through town Monday
Mrs. ll. 0. llttveuieyor furnishes the
sugar.
.\ii:=5 like Day of New Yoik.
morning at n“ drill former iesident of New (21111111111 ward
the guest of Hot“. and Mrs. Burr on
Sunday,
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A wagon soliciting 111111 for soldiers
night.
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Duncan Sutphen. who fell from his
11111511 hieakinu his left 111111 at the el-
bow. is getting along w,eli the bone
knitting 11119111..
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been enjoying the summer months
their home on Brushv Ridge. returned '
to New York this week.
Harold Cook and a party of friends
Ioniovcd 11 trip nverthc Moha’wk Trail’
cult, and on Saturday atteitded'gI
s at Sheepshead!
that w
the automobile rate
lluv.
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Mr. Merrit, who will shortli open a
lobar-coat“! stationmv store in theI
Monroe building on Main street will‘,
oecupv apartment above the store. 11R:
11 dwelling.
ti?“ 'ilokeneke home. o\ 111- the w-eek o
‘11 me and sat down without (susiug A mass will be Mm F1 111311 at 7: 3”}
1.1 111.
11 format Stamford High
dent. it will he the
ve1 can of his birth.
" \1" 13111119, stationed at Fort. 'JOhn Cavanagh.
Wiicht. was a \\'e€1k:end 'visitoi oi‘ ‘ My .
iii? home Of Mr and Mrs GeorgeI 10h“ MCMunen.
Building Committee. The Norwalk Hospital Asso-
this it 993, Iwhat the Darien court which has been Scott “793: Road While here ‘.‘~Ai' I
called on a 'number of his friends
Mr. and 11.1:
Mrs. C. W Hodges and Mrs.
1Mr
day. to v istt Rutledge
File members of the committee on: ed by Mrs. Finn of .Tokeueke, who Lukes Hospital. They also waited ::
relatives in Yonkers.
Work on oiling South menu"
Park street, both State highways,
The car commenced Monday, after a delay MI
17911- M‘ ‘39- Stevens, Mr H E1' either became out of working order or nearly all summer, while piles of.‘
the chauffeur must have lost control Band hthe decorated the sided of these-,1
thoroughfares equally as long
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The Owenoke Camp fire Girls will
,lnlured that; they had to be rushed to hold a meeting at the home of Miss
The car was Anna Ruth. Saturday, at 3 P m Thea
business meeting will be 101.011.1911 1111;.
Misses Jessie Shutes and‘
TURNED IN REPORTS Creamer and E Charlott of South N'or Hester Green will act as the cooks. it. 1..
a slipper
earn 11.1.1. second degree.
i“ sending the" ”mum re- 800d bye' to firends before they sail it" “Herman A. {Heyot of 1“”;th
Ridge road has returned to New York
after yin a i scant
they know] 'what they ,are 11111111111111.0111 ill! high indvgeemlmh'zgf “If."
the Anti saloon League people 1"" put Heydt does not intend to leave unlit;
on exhibition in the store which they pent season, but will make weekend? '
are lining to mm" 1“” anti-liquor lvlslis occasionally during the fall on i
. winter.
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Mntheslus and familv, who have
int 1111 late Peter 1. Molliantis,l'
School stu
twentieth anni-
A. A. Bowles, Mr and
Edw1d
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TIAtPi‘Iices That Are ‘ Reasonable ' ,
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i' ’ Sealed bids for the purchase of the old hospital ;
, .. site andaiimrovements will be received at the hospital ‘ 1'
up to 8 p. m.. Tuesday. October 9th. 1917. Said bids
will be nhblicly opened at the annual meetins of the
Hospital Association. at the Norwalk Club. at 8 :30 ,
111.111.. on that date.
For plans and printed information to prospective
I . b1dders..apply to the superintendent on the premises.
Any further informatiomdesired may bi1 obtained
from the Building Committee.. :
Judie John J.‘ Walsh.
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Andrew} Davey», Inc.
98 Washington St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main 8t., diorwalk. Phone 388.
Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt 811., East Namath
COFFEE TEA
' Oolong, Mixed and English
“T1131 2%,?“ Breakfast
35c lb.
. ’ “Good Fm India and Ceylon
196 1'6. 450 lb.
1.2lb.0anAtIlosOocoa.21r ........ 15c
1 "‘Atlns lolly Powder ..... . . . . . .. ....... .3 pkgs. for 201:
{Blue RibbonIKetcbup . .. ........ . ....... .100 bottle
Sardines in tomato sauce ..... . . . . . .................. 106 ”
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Before You Buy a Bongo
Here I? last is a kitchen range that is
datum modem. 11: i; made inii two typils on:
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Emilfpfil 13233? maa£.l'me?1‘bc Duplcg-ALC'AZAR
.- Range- -'ls cOIBIplele-flll do one-readytto bum the fuel you
choose—n“! day and all times.
You ctln make the Changédor ditlerent fuels
l ,t o n e in a second’s time and the Duplex-
Milli” iii Erangformoawlth you: rcquirqncnts. ltsthel‘yeor -
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With one 1,111. cce oi immune
1] No' piece I'oi home furniture quite as ,1,
comfortable. convenient and smoothie has 1: :- “ '
cite: Mindoro! Besides being 11 "thing ‘ 5
bowtyondApylatever. instinctual“!
:ssviusinrent bymoving space. 1.1! . iteo $1112..
I :‘ mandolin: 110111.111... ‘Thslcllmvlnghble
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fifteen years.
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well so ins cooking results. '
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1 The D plex-ALCAZAR in every detailmid partic- '
. ular reflects the spirit of the mast progressive stove factory in
America. Ills manufacturedin ptyludulgned to fit every requirement and
need the we d over. It is to ”be had din out iron-steel and porcelain
commmon' : Let Us Dcmomtmu It To You
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