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8 o'clock, for the purpose of discussing
plans for as «tensions-t. *
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09 No. MAIN ST
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NORWA LK
Hrs. H. J. Seymour of Rowan street
”unlined friends from out of town
W the week end. .___.__
.._-4_... Mrs. Roberta .l. Nicholas wife of
The district commissioners met “W C‘ Nicholas of New BrunsWick.
uni-day evening at the oillces of the N Ju Ml bought through the allies of
mt and discuhsed matte” pert-1‘11 Mrs. Gerritt Smith, 15 East 40!!! “MIN
u to the “191m“. of [he district the country home in Tokeueke Conn,
. , W, formerly owned by Sidney F. \lard.
ursf‘Charies Benedict and .‘ii\ls has; w...“
.mt Benedict of Thomsston. spent; The Rowayton Stove Club will hold
the weekend with friends in 321.91.: meeting sometime this week for the
mug, purpose of elo cting the officers for the
coming term The club bids by far to
outdo the S'oie ('lub of Main stroet,I
Is \‘om .1lk 11 hicb was recently organized!
nit: o for the year.
Earl Stevens” has moved from the
In. Jack plans is NcKtnliy street. to,
his own residence, which he- vacated
when he went to Long island.
/
George Tuttle. of St. John slreet.‘
has resigned his position with the
Norwalk, and taken one with the New
Haven Railroad Company at Harlem
River.
James J. Desmond and family have
and
Mr. Desmond is a
& K. Co. South
étlw corner of Crockett street
IRowsyton avenue.
foreman for the ,0
Norwalk.
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Revr and Mrs. Harold E. Wilson re
turned Saturday from Middletown.
where Rev Mr. Wilson was attending
exercises at Wesleyan College of which
he is a graduate.
The Rownvton Flower Club will
hold a shipment of nature material on
Thursdm morninu. Specimens should}
be received of fruits such as milk
weed 11min. nhumacb. cut of nine toils,
billi'r sweet luy hurry and nuts and'
arovn9.. The members wu- also be
glad to have branches of autumn
leaves. as well as mosses, llchen9,'
lferns and fungi.
Bishop Chauncey li.Brewste1 visited
the Christ Episcopal church yesterday
I,atternoon and confirmed quite a largo
class of. candidates before a large con-
negation This was the only service
. that the bishop partook in and marked
the annual visit to this church.
Boy. 0. I. Teeple was chosen a do!
hate to attend the annual meeting of
do Advent Church Publication Saclety
,- and also of the American Auvent Mis-
‘Iloll society both to be held‘at tho Io-
doty's rooms Warren street, Boston,
.lass., Oct. 16-19, .
Ralph E. DIPWIN is with the three
Rather delegates, N. W. Benedict. E. I.
Crowe and R. E. Louden. in Bridgeport
"My. where they are attending the
Inngressionsl contention‘ at the Hotel-
913me It is believed and it is prac- .
g .
\lrs. G. 1-3.. Richter is spending a for:
may a certainty that Schuyler Mcr- days at the home of her mother, Mrs.
be the man J. Klrkwood of woodbaven, [1.1
~————- I 7.1m. ind Mrs A. 11111 and their chil-
'Tlic last article in the rummage 911ch tlren of Englewood, X. J. have Will"!-
I39” “7 III“ “ ”“1"“ 3 AIIIIIIIIIIY ”I ed home after a three weeks’ vacation
Wat Church was sold Saturday and at the home of Mr and rMs. ll. H Ray
quite a tidy sum added to the treasury .mond of Mansfield avenue
of the auxiliary “M will use this
money for various purposes. The la-'
I ‘1" in charge "I {he ”I" “an m Iton D. Smith son of the late Dr. P. Mil
Mk all those Who helped in any "’I ton Smith, who was with Pyrshing'a
to make me affair a “can" pm"), by column in Mexico, and is now with tho
purchase 9r contribution, 01‘ MI” 'expedltionary forces in France ‘I’has
been promoted to Sergeant.
tilt of Stanford will
chosen.
Reports have reached loan rh: ll 'ilil-
At the Adienl ('mbutch yesterday,
I. W. Vclsor has chosen alternate to
the MW. 9. M. Teeple to the state- '.R L. Gillette is recuperating from an
" wide War Rally. to he held .11 Foot arduous job recently performed when.
Guard Hall. Hartford. \Vtuinesny, Oc-iwith Ahdrew Taylor‘s motor‘bua. ho
[tuber i7th, under the joint auspices of took a load of furniture to the city.
the Connecticut
”cc and the t‘onnecticut State' of stairs
Council of llcfcns‘c to inaugurate ral-I
17 week.
The IIM’IIV organized IIIIII“ “I“‘IVI fora new photoplay of his creation.
. class of the East A1 enne M. B. church
which 5983“ II" “I‘SIOII lad WWII “IIIII’ with this matter in the locality of Bill
)beteen members meets on Tuesday “Harbor Me
wining at 8 o'clock. On account of .. ___________ .
3‘0 W quarterly COMCTCMP. WhICh‘ The statement is made that rDariei
't to be held in Stamford on Thursday with sixty 01' her sons in the nations
mm Will be held on “INIBPSdayacoumry'n forces in proportion to 173ml
.cnins. 0n Wednesdayafternoon-theiiation than any other town
W .Aid Society will meet and a gimp
m? '1“ be served '0 ‘1’“? members. lieutenant- colonel. four captains, eigh
the oodety and their husbands at 6. lieutenants and four sergeants.
This evening the East Norwalk Dem-
4 ts meet at 207 Washington street,
I The Noroton Heights peoplo or
be held in the City Hall later at 9 New Haven road to restore. to the tim
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prions
9:3].
spent Sunday at his home here.
—————.—- inse' of travelers. place
. sin-t. Ire mains s few days in makes no stop at the Heights. "a
York city. _“
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fills llsrio Fahrkuar. of Ncw'Yorir
has been visiting lies Anna
1' of tony-second street.
I IV” PATHETIC.
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minute-«ls In a good doctor?
m"
,, A special meeting 01 Rows-yum Hose
Adam Express Company, in Southi
moved to the Stanton Hart house ati
1
I,
.
INN! Haven Monday ’11th n W” ilIgathered for work in munition faC-
Chamber of C out- which had to be carried up live flights
Edwin Milton Royle has been busy
.lof late directing the filming of scenes
1Thc camera people hays been busy;
ening, the regular mid-week playefiservice. has a larger number with tiic'
in the
Among these sixty men are one
- elect delegates to the convention Planning to Vetition the officials of “mi
.2. g’, " 'table the train for New York at? :51 a.
.._._____ m.. which was recently taken off. louv-
‘ ‘ «W lug no train. out of the Illeights now
from 7: 2811 m. to9: 52a. in. Acurious-
'typographioul error which is likely to
cause disappointment to someotthe.
Irosd’ ’s patrons if not rectified. is build.
Edd 0119 the large framed timetableI
which hang in the station. According
do these, the train west bound leaving
——-—— {mamas-19:2“. m, doesnot
Edgar Raymond. of Rowayton ave-[stop at Darleu. but makes Norozon at'
The small time-tables for the
- the stop at 9: 3i
Ir. ad Mrs. William Dolaod. of bo- at Darlen, which is correct. This tab!
Chouioun—‘OI. you. a very good doc-
“Quail y sh up” I
sou'rn 11011qu
New Shutting“ Costs or Tomorrow
$9.95 to $95.00 '
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! :Wm .12 ‘ 1 An evening of extraordinary pin.-
6" . Wounfiiflil occur at the Vista M. L
1: NEW CANAAN ii ; Church on WednesdaLUl'l. 21, at 2
I. ‘ ‘ 1 . ‘ " I: p. 111.. when ltev. W. S. Raiuford, D0,.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 1 will lecture on “The World War-
"""'"' """" "' Why We Are in it. What We lion in
The Misses .‘Foster have clomibGsln."
their summer home at White Oak.
Shade and returned to the city for
the winter.
Frank Kelley is playing a whale of
a game at ltvtt halt-hack for the Bat-
use" College football team. in a game
‘Mrs. Mcbeod, who has been spend against the Fort Wadsworth eleven be
ing the summer on ark street, has re- scored three touchdowns. Frank is
turned to her home in New York. 1 \slso a star baseball and basketball
. ~ l lplsyer.
! The members of the B 8. Sewing ._____
Club adjourned to the Colonial Thea” Edwin Wylie, formerly of this town.
itre Monday evening, and wltnnwp II a patient in nwxew London hospi-
i The 169' er Do Well." j is]. where he is under treatment for
1 I Iblood poisoning of the right hand, the
I A regular meeting of the Hannah effect of u spider-bite. Although at
Benedict Carter Chapter, I). A. it., onetime it ussiesred he might loss
will be held at the home of the re his hand, his condition [is now im-
chnt Miss Amanda Weed, Thursday proving.
latternoou.
The gates have been opened at
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr McKen- Trinity Lake for the past tbne
dry ”(I "'0 “WNW“ 0' N9" ”1""? weeks. to fill the reservoir at North
“"9 bee" 5995M“ the 9““ ll '1‘ Stamford Over ten feet of water
"NI M“ MCKW‘IIYS mother 0“ CM“ was let out. some good catches of
I" street. . 1 bass have been made, one party get-
—' i ting thirteen and another five. Big
Stephen Heath has leased his milk- rocks loom out of the water. and
business to the Walter Stewart (13., sand bars extend int" way across the
who will hereafter make the deliver-H1“.
ies Mr. Heath attending to. the dil-
ry product.
Mrs. Lewis H. Lapham and Mrs.
—--- Jonathan Bulkiey will receive tomor-
The "WED?” 0' "’18 Women ‘ 5“ irow afternoon at Waieny Farm. to
lliury 0‘ Si. Mark's Cierh 81'? D"? hear plans on the ll or Work Council
paring for their winter‘s w.ork A- of the National Board or the. y w 0
meeting will be held next Tuesd'ii A m regard to “0.3m conditions
dilt‘rnoon. at the guild room 1 among women and girls in the neigh
A "W 0‘ 019 NW" 0‘3“" 3W“! “i Iborliood of military training camps.
tended lhe KUM :Brown ""61“" “.1 and in communities where girls are
iflftcen round draw. Kuns still retain-‘ my]... and other our indugu-jeg Tca
:ing his title of lightweight chumploniwm be served.
of this state. 5% | ,
I Found Ridge Republicans held their
Mr. and Mrs. David Patterson offcaucus Saturday. at 2 p. m.. at Park-
Colorsdo are the proud parents of afer's Hall. The "battle royal" was for
bnbv boy Mr. Patterson is a son of the nomination of supervisor. the con
Mrs. William Patterson of south Main lest brim: between George 1 iiuscoe
street. Tlu child has been nsmvdi and Fred ll. Srofield It is statcd
William liyam Patterson that "dyed in the wool" Democrats to
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they have submitted are built' in the Hoosier.
IIOOSI
It embodies a host of valuable kitchen helps
It saves you miles of steps. It enables you
to don hour’s workin' 30 minutes. You can
sit comfortably and restfully while preparing
meals.
It has 40 exclusive labor-saving con-I
venicnccs, including the Porcelirou top. It
puts 400 articles all within arm' I reach. w
to offer you.
.22.! RANGES FROM $10. 00 TO 390.
127, 129, 181 Washington St.
the number or twelve enrolled them-
selves as Republicans and 10th in
this caucus. George i, won out by
twenty-six voles.
LUNCH AND BONDS. .
Manufacturers to Elect static Hotel.
Mshacksmo Tomorrow Noon.
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Manufacturers of the my of Nor;I
walk will get together tomorrow at
12. 30 o'clock at the Hotel Malinckemo
and will eat lunch and talk l..berty
bonds. The illn(|lf‘0n is simply an in-
Tho main business before
the meeting is the matter of talk-
ing and acting on the Liberty ban-l
'quostion. The inanufnciureis hue
awakened to the seriousness of the
Muslim and tomorrow will be on the
shades that humanize with the
canon rufncosrs . . ..
tactics-m thirst.
the bole to appetite
snddlscstiouatfordcd
brillrlslu's.‘ ‘
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it's so amass
{m of the "-7
“humor-111mm
accounts"
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I over-subscribed. There is no other way
Iout of 11. The kliser started the war
.to finish it.
daughter in Norwalk to do his or be:-
Iaybc George orJohn at! doing their.
‘1 the pond. it's up to you to do yours)
‘ sits wanna 111.1. run down.
Job with a iengeonco. Other Nor-
wslk committees will get buy with
in me next few days and roll up :1
subscription to the bond issue which
will be a revelation to people in other
cities.
The Liberii Bond issue must be
a
.W'CN CPRDE Ait RC HAND/Li
and it is up to the American people.
One way to end things
Fall Petticoats
in a wonderful variety of mcdels, beautifully tailored and fin— .
islied. Made of lovely plain and changeable Tail'etas, mum
with jersey tops, and heatherbloom.
I‘I‘Csrcfui study has been given tothe selection of styles in
,. slut rumours .' ........
86 wssmnu'rou s'r.
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' “WWII” has Eves: immediate delverw
Ids-a Prank Arable
Paulina
Engineer. {cw 27M
I‘ll H. M. 1 "MD.
sins “flu.“ is new
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 important discoveries
m .
A
Kitchen
cabinet
And you can get all this for 91 weekly.
Nointcrest. Noutrsfees. Andsguarsntee
of all your money back if you are not delighted.
With terms like those you can ’t afford to
slave long hours.
Our 'stock is now complete of all sizes '
Come in today and see what these kitchen I
0 made it possible for Hoosier
JOIN OUR STERLING RANGE CLUB
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Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105'
at
v
new Pall gowns and suits.
............ $2.98 to $5.98;
............. 98cto $3.00
»: r 14:05.79 r£ PRICE!
'ouickly is to buy bonds. The more‘
the United States Government has in
the way of money for war purposcr.j
'the quicker the war will be over and
the boys back home.
it is not only 11p to the manufac-
turers and the merchant'i to get busy.)
It is up to every mother’s arm and
Tllli museum.
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18 OPE! ALI. DAY
81115110! 1- n can
O’M's all”. now I m
able prions
share and the way to do their share
is to get right down to brass tucks
go to any bank and buygbonds. Buy-
ing bonds is one. way to put a spike
in the kaiser's main and that is the
Job Uncle Sam has at the present
"flint.
~ Oct. busy! Don't dclgy' It's up toIi
you and to everybody 121-9.an
wait to‘ let .fofl‘n do lt’ ‘or IGei'Irse.I
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. rm Showing of
rmo‘ssn sum, COATS
sun nnsssss
. Also s full line of W
Georgette and Lingerie Waists
lathe-latest models.
The Little Shop
so a. sum or.
bitwithsgunontheotbcroideoi
'Wd
,. ”Maud-Its nude tom
“So your wife ’wsnts alimony." that selected skins. Orders method}
nmaflcdtoourChlnmlsmm-ouMThomhMNwtl
glob“ ‘
right km and rishi now.
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