A Glenwood
girth“: i:
*Gfiorge Britton of Fort
having his 11011.11: overhauiod
anti H".
For Less Today
than any piece of household furniture when measured by the ac-
tual saving and comfort it brings to the home. It IS the one
thin
above all others that you should buy this talk—and buy guiafl
Range Sells
wilted and thumbing done.
:. 1135.11.11 ilOtto F \\ hetlm oi" lit-11*"
sei- Place is \isitjng lot 11 ten days in
3.30de v11.
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. The L’fldl‘)‘5, Aid Sill’lt‘l)‘ of tho Ens? ‘
Avenue Me undid lipismpul (‘liul‘rh
is meetin" his (1111 noon f0! I‘tig'lllill
huninoss and 1 HUtlEll 1111111. '
r . .
,r-M r‘nuaurw'm .
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary (11" Christ.
Church will hold a short business SOS-E
Elm) tomorrow afternoon and later in;
thehfteritoon uiil hold a at
Mrs. . M. M. \Vlloéelru‘}. 3113'?th
street.
strrinl
on
The Salvation Army this ovofifiig
will open the Murphy store, 21)? \l'zish-_ .
li-ngton street. Whore roiin‘ious services
will be held nightly. t‘ztptztiu l’l1ili;1:<~
Artists that tho East Side lit‘tlplt‘“ mill
‘uppreciato this 11nwmncnt 11nd gin“ 1'
their. hutm 1111 p, v.
Jfieeond A1s<isti1nt Qlltll‘lt’l‘llla<11‘-r ll.
Qfianfotd of lllt‘ 31103111111111 latht
. «Club reports 1.1111 ho 01,113,111 11 .11 hool
‘ of uhazks oft l’oath island one din
,last week 11nd llllil thmc one quite
5, number in the school, some oi thoni
(tulle tome onus
how. and Mrs. (l. .11, 'l‘t‘t‘plt' return-
ed '9 their homo «111 Fifth
:4: "out no
18311119 allt‘!‘ stitri‘ntiii .. some “‘de
nrelativos in iintttottl RWY. Ytlr.
Touph? will it 11d llw 11114016111: ml
Thnrndnv cutting .11 the All\t“ll
hl‘lfitlan Clllllt 1)
‘ho- annual meeting of tho East,
lmnrmmnont Asumtntitm
ld-yesterdny afternoon at which
matters will be published in a tumor
of oldr data togethm with the annual
Sunk E. ‘Scot‘leld, one of 11m nwn
hols to leave 1011101'row morning
ititflnrwalh's draft quotn. was low
at! redo reception at his home at 56
. It last evening bv a number;
_ latlves and friends. Relay
yarn-more present from Bridgeporti
tan339j‘d and South wawnlk
uud
Triond .l‘rom all ovet the citv miller-
‘ is home Reheshmonts wow
.;and an enjoyable sogiul timei
‘ .heldonartlng guests, one until
hed.‘M1-...scoflold th bst. ot‘ luclc
aflrturn.
“.ZMORRIS SCORES .K.O .
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votes as to 63 votes this year. which
gives the drys 1111 average gain of 27
if they gain this number for the next
two elections it is predicted 171111. lln
ricn will join the dry column.
A valuable con; belonging to Hui old
Motohouse died Monday.
7' 11 Around houtlast night. MoCarthy
muletely, outclassed from the
W ’l
‘The firemen hold their 11111111th
— imeeting Monday night.
G.-1\l V Schlichting was in Bridge-i
p011 on business, Monday.
«mm
Harold Bates has taken it position in
[Cantreli's grocery store.
All) u
amtflsifflfi' TY Martin Shaughnessy of lrvington. N. '
_ ”formerly ot Darien called on many,
may Gray! lt Darkens Sc Nat- of his txiondé. in town yestedray.
rally that Nobody Can Tell tin the \\ lute mountains.
can tum gray faded hair beau Many of the stores will be closed as'
and lusttous almost 0‘" is the custom that theii employ 88 may
. '8“ a 50‘09m b03319 .03 visit the Danbury fair. ‘
Sage and Sulphur Gom-
Jnmes Muccnmmon and Morwin
{Smith and family .tre spending a week
Harold Hillsnnugh, who isolatlcnod
at Fort Wright. is enjoying ahyeday
furlough form his military duties.
G ‘Vr- Smith and family who spent a
is old lemons Sage. Tea few woeks at Runway, N .1 returned‘
proved by the addition oi; home yesterday. 1
(idioms. one gold annually.
«own dragging hero.- be . George and ‘Harry Schlichling are
”3 ill” 1’3" 3° “WW visiting friends and relatives in Brook-
and only. that no one can tell it In today 3 A numbervpeople of Dorian are git
. finned ling 'Rév. (LL .Richtet their optimal
one hair is turning gray
3’99!) liltifipded have a surprise out of the 53.3.uotes which were out it "‘9 no hoensb V°t°- . . . 4 '
.1 3 cm. because utter one or willmo'ke Barienstbtnlmuubevot hot-t . . ‘
Wane the gray hair van- iota polled equttl to 506 ;' Abel Dance had a funny experience
.. . ' . Monday when he went donn to the
l The blackanlth qhon which wag tor— shore to haul out of the water 316 toot
. 2‘39 Um use at youth. Gray-1391 .93er run by George Hammomhoy 1; launch which he had purchased from
H. WWWNMM new i m who and it is not known 1: mom Dario Rem. the world‘s matest speed
1:91 buy no man, em. widow the piano or whether 11 kin:-
.Mnun W m. out my closed
The Red Class will hold it cake 88313
in their headquarters in the Noxon
noon, Oct. 5. . p
1 ~,.—-_..~..--
h
font for the winter. but when he went
gndM‘ol maple hrwmvbemu to out it it T'” (can. out! thou ”LT ~
WWWM .—
3 Dnncb 1111;:
building at: 2:30 oclock Friday utterl
A‘l
It the 34 redacted ballots are taker ulaLions tor waging 3111111 a slit! tight on ‘
draw it out of the water which he, did
. and he took it, in his yard. ,Altern huntt
spied the boat in William‘
son‘s yard and told him to put. it back.
Mr. Dance
Then there was a mix up, but it was
later learned that there was a misun-
derstanding in the affair and now Mr.
the boat. 1
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this 8.11 Gmiit entertained a few or
hot friends at a birthday party which
uns given in hot honot Sunday. Those
who dare present \vele: Mr. and Mrs
E. L. Grout and son. the following weto
Gourloy and son.
son from
Billinghmn and son, and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas White and son. A. vo1y enjoy-
able time was had by all and many
manymretty and its etul piesents were
Tglven to Mrs. Great.
TRY TO DEFEAT
TROLBTY RAISE
(Continued From Pagoflne)
Ens persons pay the“ fares in c015: little orphan victim one year at. least .
[OTB
have not thin week.
0,“, conductor said he was ‘3 short get that in buying here, they are
Monday another said he had to make helping to fight and shorten the ter-
Hr. ”3““ undo 91“” ‘9 3° send more than that amount yostor- rtble conflict.
down to the shore Monday to pull it day. Sovcnl have. thrown up their
9!
idiot} is the conductor, not
out ‘3
1 Sillll’ A SUBEESS
from New York. M1. and Mrs. Thomasi
and Mrs. Wise and
Stamford. Mr’. and...1\lrs. EX
Them me two registers, however.
.111 these. cars, one worked by hand
, ‘howing the number of fares, the
other in’ the box. automatically record-
ing the amount of the coins on they
come thioush Tizzse resistors shouldl 11 is hoped that the Norwallm and'
balance. but the conductors say they '
9 panda. every cent it. earn: in dovetail 11m token to his home It 15 Ghoul frosts. and 3.61113 831139391“ were. in V
“Quality Shop”
SOUTH NORWALK.
EXCLUSIVE
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Furs.
Waists and Millinery
1111135sz11111:
Helmets, Scarfs,
Slippers, Gloves
llave Just Received New Supply
«~
A. Dickerman &_Son-’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
84. Washington 81. Phone 44
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Rents
Notaries .
Public
Steam-
ship
Tickets
JAMES BUTLER Inc.“
‘19 No. Main Street. So. Norwallt
" Wants Every Hausekeeper in.
the’ Norwalks to try
11.118231 COW 2"“ 1"
Store OpenszThursdayMoming.
Under‘llew .Systemtoi ,. Economy iaYou
~~Save~llrom lilo to .351: on .1 the :llollar
,, llere.
u_.,_--__.. at: r”
”3 W, \flRW‘ fun—'N toy-fir. .
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“Whatever you: do; don’t ~get“BALD l
Prevent dandrufl and fallingrhai‘r by using the‘ great French preparation
ED.~*TPINA_UD’S HAIR TONIC
This original Eau de Quininee‘ IS the one effective tonic ior itching scalp,
sick hair and dandruff. by men and women of refinement the;
world over for 100 cars. Don’t risk the use of unknown or inferior’..
, tonics. QED. PINA Us is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one 3..
-> for you. Ask your dmggist. Send 10c. to our American Offices for a
tcsting bottle. .
"Parfnnterie ED. l’lNAllD, Dept. M ED. 11111111111116. New York
AflWAYTllN llAll
The little war shop. on .Rowayton.
avenue uishes to express its thanks
to the gentlemen who have kindlyj
contiibuted to its establishment. J
E Vincent gave the building free of
rent; E. L.- Stevens, Mr Batteroon, G.”
:1“. Muendel. Ambrose Crochet, also
Mr. Lynch, gave generously, work
and materials The assurance of the;
success of this modest undertaking:
Twill surely repay their willing efforts :
\ The war shop has already sent to
France $75, which will support the
,»., GENT mom voun .i
, @2113!!! on mom US
iThe shop; will continue open daily, 1
Sundays excepted; after 2 p. m. The.
stock iii-frequently changed. new at»:
ticles suitable for Xmas gifts and‘
good things for the table added.
«gunman.» ‘ ‘
1; ' Dunnmllumx anonco-_ mm Cm.- N. J.
piece of stone null received quite a‘ The “last chance" tor vmhfflfl. .
38%" cut. yesterday morning. He even on the 111113111133,me lot-
was taken to the allies of Dr. Noxonfthis year with the frost on SundaY.
‘ht Dorian. where (our stitches were re- night. Many localities, whammy on
E The 51101) is run without any GI. qulrod to clone tho wound. Later he the hilllldes. escaped tho. nrevlous
'other neighboring towns may not tong
, a
., hopes o! picking mrmimé
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