t
Ling her sistcr. Mrs: William Bryan.
(1111 MARKET
No MAIN 5'1".
one is now emplowd I :1 Waterbury.
E Mrs. James 81618115 3» pr'epatiug to:
-19a\e for the South won. :
Calvin G. Idillcr has been appointed
supply sergeant at Camp Deva-us.
I “w"-
. Mrs. Vt'illiutu llevt—Irlll wus a visitor
in New Canaan yestcrdav. .
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Mrs. W. H. Miller of Talbot-(go. llillI
spout Sunday in Glcnbrook visiting
{1'.(‘I:1I.s.
Eggent Theatre .
Thursday and Friday . 311111111] 3115. 11.10.11...- 1..» (1.1.1.1.;
Douglas Efrionds .111 New; York today.
1
FAIRgANk ‘ T310 Durien post ot‘u‘co will (-1050 on
October 12, Columbus Day.
1
E George Sherer of Barton is assisting
Walter H. Miller of Talmadge I. :‘II to
.(rccting a now ham. 5
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I.‘(IN1(—1Idav “LE Lostm' Crissy of 11111119119111 11115 bison:
the visiting with his mother on Park 511141
I(luring tl1(I purl week.
Ila Artci'aft l’roducti 1.111
Fir.~t Time in
Winhmcn wore busy
pairing the 10015411" 111? slictls at
1111111111 depot.
.‘x'ot'u‘ttlli
retum'ed
Iis-
111.11 ltithttrd llrockway
\londa) alter a brief visit with h(- r.
lt‘.'. Mt», (1.11. Sicuns.
1
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lluvntond has
vest-1.2911 (tur-
Rurul carrier lieu. H.
111.11 tailing his annual
his the pas: ten days.
W...“ . . .
ll'o'old 11.111151111111211 returned to Fort Ill“. 1110113111 “(Istbrook and l. augu-
Wright \londu) ut‘ttIr enjoying a five tor Ktttlict'Iitb 5111111 lliz‘ w—(Iek (Ind :11
.II .(1.oI. 2gb at the honuI (11 his 1"1111- thtir (fi"‘(’1llIlll_\ “11110 (111 l'ouus Ridge.
5151' WE
.- ._ Sl,1{
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Pill S. E
R. M. Smith, the local merchant, is
'E hptflltllllil his IIt'tIuiuus for (I. fth “volts
at the houw (11‘ his daughter, Mrs. t‘anIE
troll oi \t‘i‘. (unuau.
',i(I “11111111111 (11’ .\'1I\\' York, hamI hem
I ;:lti11g with ."ln-nds on l‘onus Ridge,
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Miss Elsa ’I‘hi(Il(I will (-1030 1191' sum
Ellit‘l‘ resident-(I l1('1‘(‘, this week, and r0
Edwin Cooper, who was formerly (1:111 10 Now York to sound the won't (I.
('onuotI‘t‘Id 'I.~'"lll tho hiIIhuuy dt~prtrt~ E
mom of 11.111911, left for \\ 11311111111011.
1). C, on business.
Miss Florence llonks of Noriiold
:11, stunt \‘t' 96101), was ablo to rtIlurn to
"II" W Y . 1191' rev. (11111;: (11111111 in llaricn. MOHI
., 5" ' oungb 0' "H (111'. llllt‘l‘ :1 \\'l"(‘k~. “111055 with tonsil (”1 '1“ “1th PM
88rd? has returned to duly al"t‘l' it E
”egg“ a few days here with “'18; '3' E
rney Leo David is among the
flu Eng at 1111I lIolo Grounds this of» M.....
com“... home
scvon- 011119. 01'
is
'8
Mark Stevens
El't'om school with
bronchitis.
.
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into how made 115 wt.
Monday,
ItEts said that >1utIlts are
.E in the waters utouud 11910 but
many CtItchesl
Willis Wot-d 11nd C(Ictl 'l‘iobitts,
now 111' (31111111 Uct'cnm were home o\’-
A C. (‘lutkson is erecting on ice
house on his propcr'ty at urohkslde
1’111'111, l’onus Ridge.
TheI chd Crush tillair which was
held in the town hall last night was
vui'I: nlfl‘Cf‘HSlEUl. \liss llunhum guve‘
a vcrv intrcsctin'I uc(ount of her ('11-
poriences in Europe.
A number of posters urging (IconoIJ-
1111' 111mm various lines in 1119. use 0-;
whratt and moat. uro posted in tho lo
cal depot. bt-urlmr lllP .IsltznnturtI ol
thr- l‘. S. Food Administrator.
llct'mau ’l‘heole. who is at Camp
Dovons, wrote home to one of his
friends telling him that he wait out
into the quttrtcrmnater‘s dtIput'tmtIntE.
and at the present time he is drivinKE
11 truck.
mot-ting of tho llt‘Wlb' _..,.-_.._.,.-
(mi; (1 11111162 Study Class at the East
“ ‘ . 11‘. Church is ‘0 be held his cousin. Lawrence (.oleman.
‘ llldnot'icld, IJ\'(‘l' the weekend.
, ry C. Sclzcr (Injured a days
111: on Sunday and while his cutcn
not very l111'1:e it Will." (Inough to
I him.
the Santa] “Hill'l C'huich. ..(lg(.Ipor.t
,ztu tissistuut.
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A11 11- -1I(Isult of the
. . (art lilydonhurg is enjoying it
'E 1'! vacation from Rundle's bukory
is attonding the ball game in New
oily.
(Ihauor building last week about $260
was rcullzcd for the District --urse.
”rs. Ellis ‘H. Taylor. of (‘ove ave-
Eol Weston. are the parents of a little
daughter. born lust Week at. the Bridge
port hospital. '
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Miss Ruth member. a Da1lcn stir!
who is in her junior year in Stamford
lllzh School. 111111 been helping in the
Mrs. Mary E. StItton has entortuinedl
. '15 afternoon Mrs. Pcnnoll. of f 111 1-
tr berry ‘rlill, is? entertaining the local 9°“ omce. 11 “mm to “m a Normal. relutlvos. including Mrs. Mary
' ‘ _ “ ‘ 119 lth with its routine, (In 11131 NW ltlukcman. Mr. and Mrs. llcrman Gil.
ver Circle of the down town
mom} (hutch. can usslst during tho holiday 111511.01 Bridgeport. \E
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Art the res nll of the “Wide“ Which. Whiter S. Miller has Just. commuted
occurred Sunday night in which W11" l-.vlng a two lel watcr~p1pe to tie ros-
(than: and .Ramicl EGruttlu “WWI" ‘ldonco of Miss Myra Valentine on
muttla has slallt‘d I1 CW“ “‘1" 111111111“ (South or cone.
Tillman (ohm: for damages “ml I“! ~
. W'Cross work is occupting the '
mdl'of the ladies of the Ladiou Aid
Society of the East Avonuc' M. l}.
"Ehurch which is menting this at‘tor
, Ecompeusntlou for the time 119 10565; .w. and Mrs. Hurry Van-Ncutmnd
. .- , 1 ' (I 11 tors '
. M15. and Mrs. Letlrnud Greenwood from his (Implmnu 111 1‘11 1’ 1 Ennd daughters of Ozone Park. 1.. 1.. are
were drawn up in “”1891",“ 3'9“” Eguésts at the home of Mr. and Mrs J
are how living at their residence on
‘ day. 1.. DavenpoiL
lle avenue. \lrs. Grcemrood was
or ert 111's; 1. " . ' . " .
(111111111 ted on Elly?“ Et'EE: ”1'. "mi The DuritIn Mr. and Mrs.‘llawley Williams went
1 ‘ “' lSerles cameo ("‘0 WW WWW“! .istorn Monday, with thoirdaugbtor,
M E" 'the fact ”III “101' 119‘ ”‘9 WWW“ ’9 Mrs Charles A Rubry of '11 Orcharl
e i ll I ‘ ‘
r g“ ar mom E 'E' meeting or the turns in the signal tower. lh“}"‘mre tun-cut. \‘orwhlk
omen’s lI‘oreiEuu Mlssionniy Society obviatin" them from going to Nor-E _
or the East Avenue N E (”“11“ wau wilk and Stamford to gather aroundE 3.1.2.1.“: Mrs Hank “111111111 01
old last evening" when the ILite at 13112911311 tickers or Standing in "“mEl’ouud Ridge. (Ind Mp... Mae antlth of
$3391” Thobuln .wau "WNW“ The of newspaper odlces. where 1119 game“ Richmond Hill were quests of Mr. and
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Ling was mm M the h” “e “f Mrs are megaphoned ploy 11" DE“- .'Mrt1. W. .Mlller, .Sunday
In): lesE Seymour of .34 Core (11'.(I11ue‘ 1 E ._-..._..
ions of tht.I World'Es
for
S
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Emorrow evening all of the Thlra' Tomotrow night the “hm." I'TE‘IE Mr. and “th domes II Stillman and
Republic (Ens cxpcct to be DIM: committee will hold a meeting in 130““. Bessie Shaw who
at the East Norwalk Yacht Club, D-arien Tow“ ”“1" and it E‘ “(‘DPCEESDending the stunmor in .1 bungalow on
#111. delegates and altornates to the. that the hall will be filled toi 15:11::er l‘(nus Ridge, have returned to than
convention on Friday evening. ity to hear the m" of um" Sp a lane in South Main street.
' E on the loan The local committee by
he City 'EE'EEE' “Eu be electedino means is a dead one they are {astE Walter Smith wh‘o has been sta-
delegates ‘aud three alternateslworkcrs and thev have advertised (its Itioned at u“. 131 ooklx 11 Navy var (i
had with
”Latins left. tor 11 (lilo:
‘ days furlough with his aunt. Mrs. Den.
Mrs. E. 0. Gate-s of Brooklyn is Ylt‘r.
N 1'5. (lvorgc Maynard and Mts. Jon-E
E Those who have
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Donald 1). Hort-tam was tlte'guotst of;
in:
Ebus Day celebration will take place”
fund the committee 11pphinted.ls 1111111-
RtIv. John A Sullil’nn of St A.lo.v in; (wow Indett‘vor to make the occa t
slur. t‘hurch. has been transferred to 111011 a mgmv ”legging success. )1 “ml
E1111
“1'. and Mrs. Allan 6180qu formerly later
have been -
W1 113m (lorry, (higher; on a sub-
ilrl‘i‘ttfiltt lollgt :6! ;:1'1101'\\01“i
thadqttttrici-s (1.. Newport, R.
.uuzmmugutcw
111-5 (J. (‘hztsc ol' Brookriovv Farm.
R. 111.17er died suddenly Satre
.11 on. She
Mrs
turdav (112111.01 acute
had spent the day
A Danbury physician was calledg
and did everything pocsihle for hTsE
patient. She not later l.=. (1119111 to
her home about 10:30, 119191 regal
111g consciousness.
ill.
of the late Mary Weed not» filed
th(I Probate Court Saturday and w: .5.
accepted by Judge Keatting.
Wood (lied about three. «years am)
leaving Earl oblate that consiSted 0! a
small house near New Canaan. lleiE
daughter, Mrs. Robert lloi't of
Mrs. E
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High .
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at Dunbury 12111.:
Edward leedge- .11., of Ba“ ave and, just. before leaving, was taken:
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The final-accounting of the estateE
in’
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Ridge. acted as executrix and receiv-E
ed all of the estate.
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During the past wteu. Lawrence;
Kelley of Caner street and Wendel
Caiman sustaIning injuiics at the:
Center School play grounds. whih: do-E’
ing stunts on the new pai'upltei'iiali:.1E
rocoutit instant-Id .11 1119 11121ch 141“"
tence fell from the bars and sttuck
on his head, rendering him
scious for (1 1th minutm, while \l't-n-
del broke a small bone in his arm.
Visited
bury fair lust wee-k wore greatly
.
i
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uncon- E
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the Dan-i
in .
tcrcsttad in (litI' splvlldid cxlnhit of 111111
New Canning Canning Club
pared equally its well
than those produccd from othel
towns. The (Ixhibit 01' The Silllntau
.liardwurc Co. in conjunction with the
Hitchcock llardwurc (‘0. of Water-
town. was also We worthy
and speaks (11' 1110 [Ino'vt'csslvonoss oi
there 119111ch The exhibit cousisudi
of- machinery (Ind agricultural implo'
moms.
'l‘htI italiuu 001011me New Canaan
is going to have a big time in town on
Oct. 12. On that (1310, a big Colum-
in its.
.various canning products. which com-E
it‘ not b9ltcr5
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of notc.
l
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be thtI first celébuttlou of its kind in!
to (I pluct‘
in front otthe 'l‘nwii'JlIldll, and (ill in
tall it will be a dayE'Evtorth while for.
Further partlculura will be given'
ENew t‘onunn, and lht‘ utialr will con- l
Eslst of a parade with band floats put-
1111111111th 531‘" ' tlotic orders. etc. A ptogrant of speech:
held in the 111mm ototc in the As Smoking and singing Wm
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street is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Picking in South 01',ange N .l.
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Miss Florence lmnks has returned
a weeks' illness, with tousllitls.
spent a few day's with. Mr. and M13.
Frederick llanks in Nortleld.
Mrs..tllobeiIt Willitune of the Upper
Parish is confined to the house witlhan
attack of quinsy. '
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The Nortield Thimble club meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
tools (It‘ Nouflcld‘strect.
Mr. and Mrs l‘rank 'Fltch and Mr
and Mrs. Willis Banks have rcturuco
from an auto trip over the Mohawk
trail. '
Mrs. Jerome Godfrey and E little
5.11mi daughter-=1. Bernice and Dorothy
a chosen tributed reading matter and all kinds was assigned to the buttloship Sara-
of literature concerning the. loan lnE toga, and cxpec 3 to Sm] im- Fiance
I'glgzoififirfi? (smudge 521:“ng order that Darlen may raise the $123. Esoon. .
3y Ftriday and Saturday 0" 000.- which is her share, Now is the
..e-=k' when Ethe Women's Auxill- time to. help win the war. and if youE
wish to learn more about the ‘bond it
"CE-mi“ Church is to hold its will be a wise move forsy'ou to attend in this and nearby towns. During the
go sale. A number 0‘ articles the meeting tumorrow night at the wepk he will, see the. world series
.1? mcontributed and it "3 ex .town hall. baseball games at the Polo Grounds
that-quite a sum of money
-
Charles M Gabriel of the. Brennan
Score another for Barton enter.
Godfrey. are‘ spending a tow (laysE with
friends in Brooklyn. N. Y.
E The Republican caucuu to cléCt dial
(gates to the. coming Congrcusionul .3; ' 1. .. 1% “giant“. “mm.
grocéry is enjoying a week's vacation convention wlil be held indh’e town.
hall Thursday evening.
Nurficld gmdge will meet in regular
: vIruiImouthly seielon Friday evening, i
The Exemption Board of this dis— with an interesting lecture following.
him. Vanderbilt Godfrey of NorfleldE
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to her teaching duties in Darlen. attel IE
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Mrs. C. Linsloy Corsa and child. but (-1
‘ 127.129.. 131 Washington .51.
“Killian: of
AL‘ mlu‘slxuflun.
it Mam-hm
MlmEt'oy Motion;
Ilmom’mv (to .vl‘ r8
. L... lilvl
Secure the Combined Talents .of These
Women: Through. a Hoosier
Just think what that means. For $1 a week. So a meal. You can secure the
combined ideas of all these kitchen scientists The most imuortant discoveries
they have submitted are built in the Hoosier. -7 fl .
Kitchen
Cabinet
And you can get all this for $1 weekly.
No interest. Noam: Ices. And a gunranteo
of all your money back if you are not. delighted.
With terms like those you can’t afiord to
Mrs. ILM. Dunla
Domestic licleru (I .551ch
12.11..
It embodies a host of valuable kitchen helps
and moments.
It saves you miles of steps. It enables you
to do an hour's work in 30 minutes. Youcan-
sit- comfortably and restfully, while, preparing slave long hours.
maals. _ Our atockis now complete of all sizes '
It has .40 93mm“ ElabOTI§EVinE 0°11- come in today and see what these kitchen - ~ ' a
venienceflt 11101“de the 90100111“! top: It scientists have made it possible for Hoosier ' -
puts 400 articles all within arm’s reach. to ofl’er you. ‘ .
JoiN OUR STERLING RANGE CLUB
RANGES FROM $10.00 TO $91.00 . :1 :1
Sterling Furniture Co. '
E Phone.1051.
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.1 cup flour
The Food Administrator Writes Us: .
“The use of baking powder breads made of corn and other coat» flours instead 0!
patent wheat flour is recommended by the Conservation Division of the Food
Admutistration. The wheat nccdcd for export is thus conserved,- and at the same,
time healthful food' for our own people' is provided. The circulation of recipes pro-
viding for these uses would be of assistance in carrying out our plans.”
The following recipes for Corn Bread and Rye Rollsave wheat flour
and make attractive and wholesome food {or every day when made wuh
1-
CORN .gBRnAD,
. ‘ . RYE ROLLS . I.
E 11' , cups corn meal 2 cup: rye dolor 1
t0“ 9011.3 .
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level tmpoom Rom Baking rowan :‘levo tanspoonr Royal mind. rowdor
1 ablequowghr‘
I tsunami“
mil
”Kinsman shortening
Silt (tr/l tnnedlenh together, ndd milk and melted
.110er its. XneldE on floured board; shape iota .rollu.
211: into ground 'bm ond Hollow to. stand in mm
pins 80 to 25 minutes. Btko in modem: oven 25
to: so (tritium.
nix thoroughly. (in innedlbnu'. odd milk auditioned
. (19.1.1133: Ibm: well: pour into well graded pm
and links in hot. (1111113111111thde
Our red, with and blah booklet “ But War Tim. Recipoa'tmtuinmg add-Tim! similar whip“.
..t frce' on. requut.
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. “1101(1th; formic: Gummy, Dan}. H3135 Williamstuet, New York; _ }
prisel So many local people are dis‘ .trict hereafter meet in the Assembly the business session, which convened
bellman Eldridge made a Em satisfied with the service which. is be-E Hall. Norwalk instead of the City ..11 7' 30
mWaim‘ at the council in: given the town by the Smmtord' Hall, south Norwalk This has been! E.
'94‘“ “mm" “he“ he “NW Gas (to; Electric Compauy. which re- been doneI 011 amount or the defeat 01E Mr. and Mrs. c. 0 Wheeler 01 South 03‘ CHEW ‘we‘ddingIan
‘ 1}th membarg ““9 in the open fuses to exlénd its wires into OUUV' Carl Axel Hurstrom as mayor. . Main street spent parthfhmst wookga; Etertalntog a urge
.“ “1'9“ constituents should know lug sections whose residents arc clam- E ' here Saturday “8111118.
Iiempstoad and Min.
“”45““ on public questions. oping, for electric lights' that (id et-IE Republi'gnn- voters' will meet in cau-. they saw anroplanes. bE th 11111.11 03.113 1
.stealh'ts. Eats the first of next month. Fifteon per.
.pect etrcet' will 'celebrdto their ll '13me poached land otbeEr truits‘f'ro the vari Ec9g:agitgia‘i‘lfi’figftéjsoéstfis‘im .
E'en nus orchards around the villa’gctdurtug. 'emptlon board has received (11 01111.1 from .
y 1116 pilot. 'Week or- so. The fruit was H. E. Nevins, who had charge 05 the
shaken from the trees, and in many last contmgengr stating (“.mwatfl
cases was rendered usele‘sa by being :I‘hlbéidt 4% 401111111 Devehsh MOW “my
D- .m-n
Thieye have been bu
oj tob21'.13.'
.gfi Went. t°I Councilman Mm" fort which ‘promlses to be successful; cus.. Thursday, Oct. 11. at b p. 111., “mm ering in “E SW.” ‘ve (it time . . . . . ‘ . ~ stepped (tooth Eletter follows't 8368! 0% demure. @1131? I
. .puevailedand it 11141 mat 1: under way to organize a local com- the Town Hall. for the purpose being (1. continual bun to attract heir Owing to the droulht of late. the. E . . E . .E _ _
0‘ Wdhow “19 mm“ °t t.hat mm The' plans areE...to ”also “’9‘“ .91th delegates (94h; Republican an e won” ': E'water in the various lakes about Ne“EWAl-1'1_NG WORD FROM H ARTFORD.I.ah :1???de
W laE honouring quite low. ll‘hos'a
cults 'Bliz'éowlt stiyrthbytf'
——
Da'te' for D arturo of 15- Per Genrto
my the lakeIso dry on at preoIE. Marmot Announced Yet.
En manymlacbg there i“ no “ME" . So tar no word has been received by
I 3‘ times "19"“ ““9““ “3" the local bbord of exemption tron.
j cw: molt; more is .11 r11 :11 (111‘ to whet» the rum 5
delayI or. accident; .
cheer the leilowamp 41) be
splendid 5.1.1.911. byst
Stamtq rd. Theta was 11le-
it a! any at the. other pain ,1
. where nidd word
My? . '70" 0“ "‘9 “WWII“ “'9“ mono 1w stool: gaunt-11:11am.“ an 'Qonx'rensional conventiom,to bit the ”(I
Em ”d city @m‘ Eevlduoo that the. promtera mean vacancy caused by the death or Eben-
fibula” hatchet: to apply tor a cbawl‘ ener J. Hill
lot to tho admin! Assembly to com'
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