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OWAYTON
James A. Farrel of Hickory Blutl.
Rowayton, rspreccnted. as chairman
lat the Btltmurc Hotel, New york, on
Thursday, the National Foreign Trade
Council, which held a mot-1mg there.
Rowayton M. E. Church
REGENT lllEA'l‘RE
“CRIS s;
Tues. and Wed, Oct.
Winston Churchill.~ t.j;\..l A.“
A l‘hotodrttntzttic Sttl'lc-alltlll lit:
EASTWME
NORWALK
' Mrs. J, 13. Wilcelcl'. 01' Kt'wsvr
' Placc, has rcturncd from a \'i.~"~t with
relatives and i‘ricnds in Brooklyn.
Officer William Pricc of llridu‘v
street, has het--n{gt'antcd itllolllvl‘ to"-
lougltfitoiir Canada: htzatiqunrtcrs.
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Tim lgndlcs ifiA‘ diéocietv oi thc 1. list
Avcnuo 'M. '1'}. church will mut next
weekuud do work lot the Rcd Cross.
Regular scrtlccs arc to be held I‘
the Advcnt church tomorrow the pas-
tor, Rev. G. M. '1t.cplc ttgttin prcsidinc,
after an absence ot some weeks.
On Monday cvcning thc regular
monthly utccting of Mayflower llook
rand Luddcr Company will hc hcld :tt
the company's quartt-rs on You Zuni,
‘, street.
——If you want
so to the right place
Sons.
it) buy ii ital" of drops
wIll. Josom Al:
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Private..i\'illism Price, who has mu
visiting relatives on Bridge street, re-
turned yostfcrdtt'y tti‘tcrnoon to Toron:
to, Can,
today.
The regular monthly lllt‘i‘llllg of tho
Ischoda Yacht club wus hcld lust ovcn!
ing at the. club rooms. Routine busi-
ness was tlist‘tlfiscd. Tho activities of
the cluhrhuvc hccn slackening sincc
cool wealbor has started. i
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The lliJl’o Buttery company htts an
exhibit at the Danbury iv‘uir that is?
among the most interesting of the com-1
memiul exhibits. Thc \urious typos of
batherics ‘tlit‘it tho company mnkc ttr'o
being exhibited by Frank \‘olk of Nor- I
walk.
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‘ The blcn‘ Biblc t‘luss oi the Ensll
Avenue M. E, Church will moot at 12
noon tomorrow instcud of to o‘clock
as has been lllt: custom during the
summer months. The Sunday School
will also lilt'l‘l at this timt‘, which will
be the schedule for tho, of the
winter. I
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Thc annual hunting oi the Atltcnt
Christian Church “as bold last Thurs-
day eveniitz‘ at which ti l9 tbc annual
reportsmi the set-re: "ll'\ and trensur- ,
' or were read and i‘tLCPl‘ltF‘d The nos
3 Eurer's report showed a balance of
3125 in the treasury after all current
bills had been paid. The following of-
ficers ugte elected: Dcncons, W C.
‘Byxbee and S \\ Velsor Clerk A."
F. Ainsworth; troasurcr, Riohard'
rcs‘.
ok and Mrs. W. C. Byxhee; finance
unites, S. w. Velsor. The annual
mfere‘xfce will be hold on Tuesday
And Wednesdm. Oct. 9-.10 The names
ed, Monday
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Ber and Mts. C. H. Hudson. Advent
Christian missionaries to India, are
"liojpe‘ on furlough and are visiting
it Mrs Hudson’s mother Mrs; A.
Nlhhersm, of 5 Edlie avenue. :Mr.
. ddsou will occupy the pulpit at the
Adventist Chrtn‘ch on van Zaut street,
emotions! evening and will speak on
B‘ps‘idos pains in gutemtlul
Mr fitment: has thé udvnn:
W at illé usual full and ‘1po
. tile Everybody! .
whom he rcjoinet his rcgitubnt
gBlQnd; dcaconcsscs, Mrs. Oscar Par-
be local delegates will be pub-i
arms.“- the tsoopu in Mesopo- ‘.
Take notice Sunday School scholars
.church members and church :tttcnti-
nuts of tho now ordcr oi swiice cont-
mencing Sunday Oct. 7th a“ 10:30 a.
In. A combining Sunday
School and the regular church service
of the morning. 'l‘ltct'c will bl‘ no sor—
t‘icc following. this,
The sucmtnent ol‘ the Lori
jct‘ will bu (civillnlt'tl in :11, M'cninu,
cmnmt-‘ncing it? I: in point
‘trt‘ tituc this will hc on lll’lilhl iii-Itorr
tal :illt't't‘sr-ittll. (llit' Lot"! titstltiitv-l
lliis it! an .m-ntz‘;
tilt“.
A isostponcd oiliclul ‘Ht-tt'd
\‘ii tw hold at tho llitln'tlllIifiJ'
do p. in.
Tim midwccklt‘
'l‘ltlll'niu‘n
sort irr-
:: Eun-
Lill tt‘t‘ltlt'li.
sut-t‘nutcnt wr:
incciinr:
Monduy
At T:
pruyt-r‘ mocting,
Rowayton Baptist Church—‘Henry E.
Anderson, Pastor.
Simon). twiltibcr 7121,
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l‘t‘ltl
Wit.
.1! aozi. L‘tf'll Iht- parlor will
"'l‘tli llt- tonic."
t of thc Lord's Sui-lick
will hc iltlllll'llrilt‘l‘i‘d nt thc closo at
tho tnornir."
1‘2: nth opt/'1 titt- It‘nl,
l'llc t-tti'tt..::~
sch ll‘t‘.
’i‘hc Sltntlnv School
31:50 to :-lll".\' tho
Al ti
will meet
lesson tor the day.
comm-luring at ".230 p. m. .
0
-~ t't'icc oi' thc day will be
In
:ifi thc monthly union 5cr\‘iccs
of tho @pwortlt Lt‘ilgut‘lilltlillL‘Clli‘lSl-
l'rtll l‘IllI'ltu‘Ctii' Such-[3'
ed. 'l'hv tncctinl:
Alt-llitltlifl. (‘lllli'c’lL
At 7:30 the t‘\'(.‘lllllg
in'illbt‘ and worship.
.short gospcl
to bc ltcld tit
servico
:t-rm'on h)- tltc pastor.
will bu rcsuiu-
tho
' for
'l‘hcrc will bc n
It is the privilcge of any one in the
mmmunity to sound thcsc serviccs.
’l‘ho mid-“Mt sct'vicc of tho church
tor prnym‘. uwiitzttimt and tcstituony.
will bt- held on \Vt‘dflt‘mlil)’ evcuing at
7:45.
’l‘hc monthly husincss mcctint: of
thc Sm-ictv of Christian Endeavor
will bc hold ill thc clclsc of thc mid-
": colt Sl‘t't‘lifP.
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DARIEN
AND
LNORO TON
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H. Wheeler was a visitor in New
York, Thursday.
m son at town: ,
-1‘Wrr’ rare—2v»— —
it used to hell
would sec around 1.2.t it:ii.o:;d station:
but now this magnesia: bottles. WhatE
is tho idea of tho change. our archi:
tact“!
it was stated to tin Scntin'el report-
ct yesterday that ii}? cluei issue oi
Monday night's town met-ting will be
to tune. tho saloons close at l0 o'clock .
at night ruthcr than at the present
.U‘dlr‘
Miss Eula Willis oi (‘bnrlcstowd
S, (3.. who has llt‘ifll visiting llt‘i‘ sister. t
ilarry Vairiu Silt‘ad, at Noroton. is now
on a visil to friends in New York. and
will lcurt-wthcrt- l'il htr homo in thc
South on Octob-‘r 9.
Edwin Milton lioylv has tcccnily
been spending at considcrublc time ill
l’t'inccton, N. J., “ion a ntmiugl‘d':
lure play from his pen is being iilntt-d
by Ollt‘ of thc loading producing com
panics of thc country.
Supcrintt-udcnt Schools James
Williams. who was to address tho
Mott‘s lilhlc class of tho Uongrcgttlion
ul church l‘ttr’t Sunday, but did not do
ml. as tho Rm: ti. ii. llichtcr took up
most of tho titut- :zdtlrcssctl tltc
class on tt»ttipct*:ttt"‘c. \till address
(Ida totututou
of
itlttl
'lto
ultotuntc wltcn llm tighty six dliifll‘l'
turn left tor Camp lit tons Thursday
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morning. was not tulwn to the cum. 7
its it lli‘tilpt'llt‘tl that whcn (iconic got,
us lztr us llridgcport, it was found that ‘
llltl't' \th out too muny told us Contact
w m acting as hitcrnatc, hc “its tlit on- ;
“ho was scnt hotnt. ‘
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The 1).:in n Home Guards will hold:
tltcir 'rcgulnr drill tomorrow, which;
may bc tho last tout door drill that they 1
will hold this your. llcrtaottcr the com ‘
puny may hold it weakly drill in flux.
Northlk Armory, it tho pctitlon which
“has .hwn cont to the governor asking
for its ttsc is not rt-fttsvd, 'l‘ltc night
which tbcy will drill will be Friday.
Notices are posted about town adq
vcrtlsing illl address to ho givcn nevt'.
Tuesday night at tho Town Hall in uiJ'
of Red Cross work. 'l‘hc spotlkor is to3
he Miss Theodora Hilnllillll, who lttts'
born a chauh‘cur for a hospital-supply"
transport and a workcr among tl‘tvi
\tcdpdttl and tho roiugccs of Belgium1
and Trance lltt thtuw will bc ‘ulc 3
lief unit-k in Franco" Tho «hair is:
undcrthe direction of tho Contentment '
lain auxiliary at tho Stamford Roi
class Clmpttr. Thctc will be no tick .
MS of admission, and the public is‘
mgcd to hear of this impotlnnt Wolll
tmni one who has soon and shared it;
it scouts us though the town as at‘
whole isn't ciloctcd by the six ccnt trol
~ lcy tarc, as thcte does not seem to bc a
bit of talk on tho question. The only
{thing the town wants is n thirty-mlnulx‘
schedule (or the prcscnt and then not»
lure After the battle is over.
Miss Ethel \‘t‘lmclor of Now Cannon}
was a. visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. P Bcunct of Norotou Heights
has been entertaining Mrs. Mnrgntet
iBoy cc of lloboken.
Major and Mrs. E. E. Dalton of the
staft' of Fitch‘s Home arc spending
' their vacation in Massachusetts. ‘~
In. J Godfrey in planning to attend
a row at tho world series nth-ts when
they play in the east.
Frank Decourcoy, the bookkeeper in
Sicwnrd‘s grocery store,‘spent Thurs-
day in New York.
John Oldcring, a student at the
Stamford high school has joined the
military brigade of the school.
The Noroton Home Guard ielt yes-
torduy lot Trinity Lake where they
will camp for today and tomorrow.
P‘ , .
John McCormick of Noroton, the in-
mous tenor, captured the tour blue rib
basis for his White Leghorns,‘ at’the
Danhury lair.
York.
Mrs lmogene Ballantine, who has their time. A cut 0‘ neatly $3 000 was
been visiting tin-s, A. 3 Clark at Nom- gonad» in the budget of the highway as
ton Heights for some time, has return‘ . Dammit! wilfully» reduced from $23;
ed 'to hpr hume at La Grange, Georgia. l
to {its Stanford home for the winter.
the.
’l. A Price and family, who formerly aries, even though the cost of living is
toccupied the flat in the Darien Trust high, since they are about every one
company building, have movcl to Win of them "side lines" for men who ob~
Judgc Charles D. Lockwood. who” 093. 82
bought the shipway estate at: spiototpu MM ml in: be fluid to rake tilts!
'Hél‘ubts lust. ‘spring will son 1 ruin 1! amount. to «i-i'm' tilts" town next ventY’fhe
hops they’wlli look ttftér that six cent
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Taxpayers are beginning to minimal
sonto intornst in the nnnunl town meot- .
ing to be held at thc town hull on Mon: 3
day night, when action uponthc bud-'
get or the board of finance will be;
scr bottlcs that on»:
“WNW. Stitlithilnu. wilt) flt‘lcd as nu; {.50 NORWALK
sit-runny, oat-.6. 191,1”
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Do Your Bit by Making Your Own Clothes
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Pictorial Review Patterns
: Tilt? :.".‘.‘*....";}:::1.::‘;‘.i::.’iz'.
‘iudtuntct- sti'lt',
Into-ll.in to nuc wit d"
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
now on SALE
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN
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COLLEEONS
Our collection department is organized with the object
of securing expeditious results on all accounts entrusted
to us. .
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are
. enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in all cases.
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are
to serve ymtothe oflicgrs of this Bank are always to be seen
and consulted.
The City N attonal Bank
. south Norwalh, Conn.
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RAYMOND * BROTHERS
Phone l13.3 137 Washington St.
lBuildiug Materials of Every Kind
Sewer; Pipe,llantl fileJWell Pipe“
Fire Proofing Material etc.
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
5! Wadi Strut. Norwolk
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold or
Sholl Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullm' preterit»
dons promptly filled. Export Repairing
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taken. The board has pruned down '
some of the appropriations asked for
by various town olllclals, and ”it is ex-
pected that some other or the items
will come in [or criticism at the meet-
ing, which can reduce any item but
has not tho power to increase any op- l
propritttion rccomtncndcd by the li-
nuncc board.
the‘items asked by the school board.
that budget has been rcducod nearly
$2,000. The selectmcn‘s budget also
passed tindtlr the paring ins/chino. nonr-
ly 83,000 being cut down~'—tho original .
total was»862,203.25. and the total 411- '
lowedfity the board of finance is $58.-
;62305. One itf'ln which meets .with
general approval was rctual to grant,
the salary increases asked for by the
selectmcn and some other town officials
I‘Thc popular sentiment was reflected"
by this action or the board, for the
feeling is generally expressed that
there should be sttlflcient patriotism
and public spirit on the putt of thesa
ofllclals to serve at their present sal
ttnin their income from other sources,
and only give the community part oi
sea. arm 1192803? The fatal amount,
allOWed “by the financeJaoard is .105.-
it As}: recommended that: on
other ltetiipfiin the dull tor the count
.gtm‘ooting :luvluda. action upon tine”
'leger Duvet-ill; who is a membpr pfi pond»: the giving weigh: authurlllngl l
don corp st'auon at moon, is loan. or 3318;0th mending tha‘unlto’ctlom
yin‘g a few days at home and is of taxes; muting an appropriation for
.ntate- old roads; concldért‘n; mproposl:
lly paring down some or '
CENTRAL HOTEL. I
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated. electric
lights ind gas Fine Cale stashed; also Restaurant. Indian
Ind American stylc.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. l. DISESA. Manner
Tel 1555.
I. DISESA. Proprietor
Brassrand Enameled Beds.
A New and Most Attractive
Line in All Sizes and Many Ar-
tistic Models Not Before Shawn
A Bit] Stock oi Wtwen Wire Springs, Mat _
. [tresscs and Pillows.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Fungal .Dinctou sud Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High 8m; ‘
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'l‘llE MAHACKEMO
DlNlNG ROOM
IS OPEN ALL DAY
SERVICE A LA GARTE
Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and
everything in season at reason-
able prices.
FU RS
Remodeled -- Repaired
Fur coats and sets made to order
>lronl sclcctcd skins, Orders rect‘ived
{on Saturday. The Little Shop, North
E Main street.
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Night School
In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten—
,otyry. Typewriting. English,
Spelling, Penmanship, "Letter
Writing,
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Port Chester
lltllilfllll tutti?
(Gregory Boulevard) ‘3}
East Norwanr
Opens May I ‘
PHORE DINNERS AND no
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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iOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pup,
Telephone 720
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- TEETH -.
t WITHOUT PLATES ‘
Dr. LH. Mallory
16 So. Main SL, 80. Narwalk, Gt.
sundays By Appointment Only
The Banncr Bakery
Tel 867
5 Monroe strut
:ustomers with PIES,.made to
order each dayl. We also have
ssucA‘R BUNS and corms:
RINGS in addition to our regulut
ttock.
i A M. WOOSTER
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: ms “115' struts”
on Patents,
BRIDGEPOR l‘. (‘IOlN‘XAIISC‘l'lCl‘5‘1
EXPRESS sens/tots n FEE-IGHTI
RATES TO new vonx
irHE mums J. sttttTHrnwc.
l Pomxrtov LINENni-
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3, it you CANNOT com: 'ro
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l Freight boat leavuv“‘6ier 45. En
River r"& York (fact at Jackson
Send a Mossengel—-—Send the Children 31:.) every city except Sunday, It 3 o.
Mail Yo our Ordcts or Telephone
‘we treat. your orders right.
are selected with great care and sen
to you at oncc without cost
goods are right,
lice. We satisfy you always.
H. A. MEAD ‘
You are sure, 01' satisfaction because”.
Goods'
The
and so is the serv-
m. Freight received at Norwatk up to
m. and at South Nat-walk up to
p .n
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ZELUFF’S
Drug Store
t'North Main Street
Druggist:
8,231th Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
CALL US UP
sad we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. It your
1 PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out, have us moire neces-
sary repairs or install a. new system
of
MODERN PLUMBING
1 JOBBlNG A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heatlno
Tel. '1354
North Halo 8!. . South Norwalk.
833--Phonos-- 1 532}
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Whilman’sCltocolaies
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Drugs Proscrlpflons
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REBUILT TYPEWRITEnS—L. C.
- Smith. v’hderwood.
Remington, ull' other
vmakes, sold, rented.
‘ repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
sold at; $5 per month. _.,
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE
:56 Falrlleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
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THE GILLETTE WAY IS THE
BEST WAY, THE EASIEST
WAY OF ALL SELF-SHAV-
ING. N0 STROPPING, N0
‘ KONING.
SHAVING with “THE OIL
. LETTE” is the simplest kind
of an act. Follow carefully our
directions, and the result will
be most satisfactory
A brand new set for the sol;
dler boy leaving for the front.
Call and see 11;.
Albert D. Matgttn :
3 WASHINGTON swans?
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It You Have
Any "Junk
5"“ S. Jaiie
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eifron
Phone 499
37 fort, Street, East Norwalk
rm: GREATEST
FOOD VALUE {
Frisbiel‘s Pics
The Most Economic Dos-
.serl. , Sold at All Stores.
‘ Try Them.
Overcaals
must moms
“aw
$12.50 to $2259
, ’ ' Nsw aeolian-'5 about“
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
3‘; wot. 0m.106,9-3; Hands”.
‘ mwnsittquu or. , . ,
Houn9a.m.t05P-mu7t08p.m.>
We are now able to supply can . _
Norwalk Chronicler