humour: .4 thallelgbts
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East
Allen Reid of Fitch street. to recover.
ing from his recent illness.
Frederick Buckley has taken a posi-
tion with the liioPoBattery company.
in Keyser avenue. ‘
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.lohn Donnelly of Fort street, is hav-
ing his residence reahlngled and other
improvements made.
—Walton shoes for boys and girls.
M. Jose. I: Son.
The regttlar meeting of the district
commissioners of the Third District
:M‘ , ‘t Theme l,
latinoe at. 23.5; laugh" my. [ed their summer home at Tokenehe
* , Menuhin;
harboonvhiflugtrlcada in harlot-or.
flan.
hen Oliver oi the Stand Grocery .
Mfww,MMmmdmayu'
loudly; after wading two days in
Philadelphia on mine—L
lira. Edgar Stewart oi Bookiyn is
Violin relatlno in town.
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Mr. and lira. i. A. Macadamia ciao, Stephen Stewart of New Yank was
fa guest to town Moor.
and returned to their winter home at= ‘
Wait. 1?. Smith of the 11.8. battle
mom in home on a five dan'
furlough.
James Johnston and family, former-I
:lyofNew Canaan, are now occupying . —-—~.——-—- ~‘
‘part or Graver C. Raymond's house on‘ B. A: Wood and family «We wed
Chestnut street, Noroton Heights. ' into a portion at an other: house on
' ‘ East avenue.
Trudeau bank has received the 3%..
..w cont um: Bends which an new in. and 1m. can». Smith of we».
ready for distribution to their m‘ warm run. N. it. have m vote
on. They expect the arrival of the 4‘ inc relatives in town. ‘
It! oeot banda shortly. '
"33,” ”Kelli. bl. 1013“! lb. NI-
Carl Brenner, the former local born '1 “d l“ “0".” “1*? Wed“ “"1”.
her. who was unnamed with the ”timed 8” Norfolk VA-
aelected army at Camp Devon. all
been utigned’totba position MM, lira. Henry and cousin and lust: Vi-
hair-dresser, which carries the rank 0m Vion went PM". Saturday ‘0‘
and pay of corporal. [Sunday in New York.
ll. A.Gibba of New Yorkie apendingl Mrs. L. lloherty and daughter oi;
the larger part of two weé’ka' vacation Bridgeport open the week-end with
in superintendlng extensive improve- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roscoe.
CAPITAL or RUSSIA
it‘ll-trance tun mil-onl-
No'rtb of ’l‘ifit the Caucasus
Mountains are broken by a deep
defile, the Dariel Pace, through
which was the only road acme
the mountains, that calming
Vladikavkar. with Tiflia. Theroarl
in about. sixty miles long. 'Hte
highest point in this region in
Mutant Kazbek, which reaches a
height of 16,546 feet.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-"Many
bomb; were dropped yesterday
with satisfactory results on the
Vamenaere ,aerodroaae (it‘lau-
ders) by naval aircraft," an)" an
here today. “All our machines
returned unfely."
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-Ad-
mirai Mayo, commander of the At-
lantic fleet, who has just returned
ffrom the Allied naval conference‘
in Itondon, went to the White
House today, accompanied by See-
retary Daniels, to make his person-
al report to President Wilson: The
Admiral went abroad at the presi-I
menu which he is having made on m' . '
Brookside avenue property, recently Edward Broadhurst had the misfor-i
bought, after Mr. Gibba had rented it tune to break two fingers trying ml
for several reasons, ‘tnauage an unruly horse last Thur-r
«lay.
Mrs. William Brauenareuther. widow _._____.
of Commodore Brauenerouther, for two Miu mm- aup returned to her
years first selcetman of narien. wbo‘ home in New York, Saturday. 8""
has been occupying Jerome S. Gainers spending a few day; with ”in. A.
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means of naval t'tt—(ipelll'lloll.ll'llll
the Allied fleets.
LIBERTY DAY
CELEBRATION-
ON WEDNESDAY
"new announcement given out.
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F , altivePotatoeu.;................lilbsATc
Try . aated21cColfoe.....5lba.$l.00
"unrated ............ .....2cans25c
maimogillilk. ...... 32mg
'.OIOafiZICCIXIZZZXKZIZ'.22211.1252mpknhég
_ :fifififimu: ................. rummage.
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gooey ani‘gmfiwkfwfi pkg ll:
‘ “maimed. ”Kuwait.
igunlzallonh in this city. The irater- tery turned out for the obeequies
nitlea are also being organized with which "included ’Tapa," and the Blip—
the view of caring for future loana ill ulated three volley: of gun fire.
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of whom belong to the fraternal or- acted as chaplain and the entire bat-
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Fruit and Vegetable
Market
13 I. I. Ave. Plane i3
Quinusandl’eara
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a more systematic manner. ”1.: “pay an. a m
Buckley reported that 1‘! ol the ow
ganinatioua had been represented at of the» Norwalk Poultry Breeders n~
the meeting held in the. city hall last nociation. and an exhibitor at the ma-
Wednelday night. , ' joriiy of the Connegtlcut shown, in-
Manufactom Bay. tend. to enter “Bunny Jim" ina clam
M. N. Mayehoil, chairman of the all by himself. in the name of the
manufacturers committee. tempted boys in khaki "over there.”
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that his committee is' busy. lie told
Mr. Schultze. who to vice presided! 1
,‘will be held tomorrow evening,
l 90! the enthusiastic meeting held in
tBanner, “over There" and my." mpgthe Hotel Mahackflno on Tuesday
MANY YOUNG MEN
The semiannual conference of the
Roman Catholic curate: of the diocese
ivas held in Hartford yesterday at St.
Joseph's cathedral.
‘Mrs. Harold B. Morreil, who for the
past few days has been a patient at the
New Haven hospital, has returned to
her home on Van Zant tat-reel, East
Norwalk.
Mr. Jackson of Fort street, is ill.
Mrs. Henry Brown, housekeeper for
Frank Preeby and family, on Straw-
berry Hill, has returned to New York
city for the winter.
Mrs. Clifford Admundson. of Filth
atreet, entertained the members of the
A.'G. club at her home last evening,
-tbe occasion being the regular, weekly
meeting of the club.
Important matters were discussed at
the meeting of the directors of the
East Norwalk improvement Associa-
tion yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Milton Elwood, Cove avenue.
Reports “from the recent rummage
sale were received at the meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliuy of Christ
Church yeeterday. '1 The report showed
that a very favorable sum» had been
"realized from the sale.
Lester W. Hughes of East avenue, a
local boy who is one of the crew on the
house tbia hummer, after an absence Zinn.
from Darlen of) couple 0! yearn. W,
new left town for Washington. i Mr. and Mrs. Casper DUN?” 0‘:
~ {Richmond Hill entertained blr. and
The Dorian Noldcenne Committee Mll- Jflhn Bailey and dauabtcr. M"
will hold a meeting tomorrow night, at ra May from White Oak Shade, Sun-
the home of Shcool Superintendent d”-
.lamea F. Williams. to plan for a pen, ' .
manent organization to advance the Charles C. Wheeler of South Slaini
"dry" movement. “Wow ready‘for street la spending a week or no visit-E
next year's campaign, when they say in friends and relatives at Balletom
Bartel must Join the rapidly-Therm Spa. He will nine viait Schenectadn
in: number of "dry" towna intbe state. where bio grandson is employed by 2
Rev. George Ogden has been re-ap the General Electric concern. l
pointed pastor of the Norotoa Heights . . ;
M. P. church by the Datern Annual' 9““- l'ter. Bush of Paterson. h; 1..
Conference of the. Methodist Proteet- wan the guest of lira. Stephen “oodg
ant church. which concluded it: five Monday. lira. Bush will spend the '9" 5" “a h. w “you momma ‘muhoped for better ruccns in the fa-
day echelon at Atlantic City on Mon- mainder of the. week with other,
day. ‘Rev. G. E. Richter of Mansfield friends in town.
avenue. Dorian. was also returned as 7.....— m .
will" of the Maple Avenue llethodiat Word recei ed from lira. org
.Wardwell Monday, stated her sale no)
Protestant church of Stamford. .3
1 rival at Chicago. and before thin a.
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it in said that: the tract recently hasflouhllenn reached her daughlt‘fl:
bought by‘ Justice Abel Dance from home at Kenoaha, Wli'l. She accou-
Mra. Brady was one which Harold ll. partied her dlulhlfl'hm‘" E
Mead of New Canaan, superintendent """""" ‘
of the Noroton Waterflompany, wish: “is”: Nollie and Rose Smirk“:
cd to acquire, that he might erect there llay Brennan of this town, an . .
from the lumber acquired in Mr. ”all 0‘ 5'0""‘k' termed ‘ '23?"me
Mead'a recent purcbaae of the old lv who spent Sunny V"; 2‘" The
Center schoolhouse, a number of mod- ahCamp Devens, Aycr. as": but
crate-priced cottages! to rent for a low Mm” Smith have a by mi?" of
'tlgure, which are greatly needed in this "be" stationed there. "I e '
town. it in hoped that Mr. Mead will "I? W" h“ “"6"
acquire some other tract in that neigh-
ar his ‘ ' Hand
50 God ‘ i The friends oi mutant .l.
m to c TY ou't ‘ Plait "were shocked to hear. of his auddc‘l
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lday no the grand marshal
busy getting his forces In shape for
ular eong bits of this and other days.
Sterling-Wellhitn orcheatra
;will furnish We during the "93.5 hard tor the aueoeaa of the loan and
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log. Manor Rush Rboea, of Ron
lcheeter University, will be the rpeakl: “"9 toward! ”“5“ the 1°“ 3 sue»
tor of the evening and he will tulk.°’3'
on the war and the necessity of the;
success of tho lJfirty loan. .
it was sported that the Home.
Guard would turn out in a body and
that the Boy Scouts would alno be
out in force. Fraternal organizations!
are expected to be well repreaenled'
at the meeting Ind theJactorlea am
also onpected to have large nmbcrn‘
of run and women prefect at the‘
affair. William J. K. linbbell of Wil.
ton, reported that Wiltonwould want!
a number of "air at the ma» mm»
the art-canary number would be pro
meeting will be a huge success. it i:-
denlred that every man and woman
in Norwah make an wort to be
present.
Narrator PM Wadneadny.
On Wednesday ol‘nent wet-k. Lib-
erty Day, so dealgncd by Nutrient
Woodrow Wilson. will be observed.
A water meet parade will be. held.
on that occaalon for the 9|]me of
stimulating interest and it in expt-tct1
ed that thousand» will be on hand’
to wither-r It. Bank: will remain;
open during the parade and after the;
demonstrator: in order that aubecripfi
tions to the Liberty loan may be rel
ceivrd. .. f
John D. Milne was named yegter-l
of the
parade and he will immediately get
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the big demmtration. it is on t
peeled that many men will be in line}
The parade is expected to start at'
2:30 o'clock and on the Occasion of
luph Davin of the merclltntr lommit-
noon and stated that each and every.
mutter of the connztittee in working ‘ (Continued From M One).
however, the tax Will be but 85.
that the manufacturers will do their it in
with the soldier'a. ' Ind these un-
Bankera and Other-n. married mu would spend that
Charla 3, Hoyt '0: the may"; amountjny {intwon a blot-out with
cdtflnittoo told of the clone oi the ”30 b033-
hanlts and W. .l. K: Hubbeli and Rev. It Will not my to think the inter
Charles A. lurks stated that Wiltr; nal revenue men will forget about
could be counted on to roll up a big you. , AI they are entwined in Wash-
subscription for the Liberty loan. v. tuition. the! are not inclined to play
L. Lawson. gum of the publicity local Tavoritea. it will save trouble
committee. told of the work done by 'l‘ "35'0““ "l" promptly Walk up
that branch of the orgauinaiion. Jo and ”tile--
‘S’fiumt’s
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tee reported having some dlfllcul‘lv
getting the merchants together. but;
Everything Points to Soecaoa. l
Everything points to the rucmaafuli
flouting of the big loan and of Non.
walk and the surrounding towns do
ing their whole to make for this auc-
om. Beginning next blond“ tho
local hawthorn will twist the rush pip imam...“ ........ 27o
namea 0' tho nub-criberl to l 9 loan. Sugar Cured Hams .. ......... 32c
arrangements having been made to
that end yesterday. Likewise“ on ’1'.“ ”d “m" Bathroom "'2“
Monday, the press will begin the Potlloast from ..... .. ........ lac up
printing of the amount of money al- Fruit Chopped meal .............. 24c
randy rained . Genuine Spring Log of Lamb ..... 30o
Ovar- SZMMOM. . ‘
Reporta from Washington head Loin Lamb CM” """""""" 35"
Rib Lamb Chm ................ 32c
Fora Quarter Lamb ............. p 20c
Extra Heavy Prime Rout from' 26o up
quarters up to G dclock last night
were t othe effect that. over 82.000.-
000.900 of the 83.600.000.000 needed
had been subscribed throughout the
country and next week.“ drive will Native Veal from ......... ...20c up
be. to land the other billion dollars 9"" 9m” ------ _ ----- f ----- - 2“
necessary to make the loan a big eac- Fancy Table Butter 50c
m- . ' ; ltrictly‘ Fresh Eur, per do: .. 65:
1 Guarantee a”; ........ . ........ 50o
HAPPY HOOIJGAN’S“ Yuban Colee ..../ . .. 33c
an insignificant sacrifice mpar'ed‘
macz>t=ro Uwec2>o== mmmz'fi
converted German liner, President Lin-t Edward T. Bates is making extensive
coin, has sent home a number of poets] improvements upon the property be
cards showing the work of the gun bought a couple of weeks ago from
crew and other activities On board the ‘Mrs. Daskam. at Sedgwick and Inna-
home at mug lllll,-(Yonn. While on his
wa from work, Monday evenimt. Oct.
8, his believed he was accidentally
.the celebration, local stores and fat:-
tories will clone their business for
at least part of the afternoon.
GRANDSON WILL NOT 1 Full "morocco” and Froah met.
G0 “OVER THERE” '5'"-
Homemade Potato Bread ........ 12c
m“. 4
-—Wulton ahot‘s for boys nod girli-
ld. Josem & Son.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Stall/h re-
ports that _motor boat registration is
very light, regardless of the fact that
there is a heavy penalty prescribed by
law for there failing to register their
"motor boats with the town clerk East
Side", who own boats. are urged to
male. their appearance at the omce of
the town clerk.
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In and Mrs. C.‘ E. Sooleld spout
yesterday in Georgetown.
Ir. and Mrs. A. mentor and family
. moved to Chicago yesterday.
In. F. B. nausb, who was spend?
bottle summer in, town line
b for brooklyn homo. .
lbs r. We “Now nan-int“
"but nt-vbae’l‘anaaokok-s ion ooh-l.
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pganhation has made 110 comfort-balm? "ad; overseer of the poor- Jose?”
local women, many or when do tuYWATEE COMPANY
work at home as well as at the meet-l OWNS ALL LAND
Wing: In. Charles m. earn- ' . ...... - .
struck bv a passing, automobile. and
received an lniury that caused his
death. He was picked up uncommon:
and only retained munciouanerr at
abort intervals. until death came Sat-
urday. at i a. at. Mr. Hand ‘ was for-
merly a New .Canaan'bov and spent
moot. of his life here. He won the
non of Jefleraon 3. Hand, and lit aur-
vived by hi: parents.
field avenue. The two boom are
being renovated, papered and painted.
and will have an outaide coat of white
inateld of the somber rod with which
they have so long been covered The
smaller home will have bath and other
nodern improvements installed, and a
third smaller building facing on sedg-
wick avenue is to be torn down and the
material used for the construction of,
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a third dwelling upon the tract. : §aflmmdm 3 mm for one;
_-'_ endorsement for supervisor "‘ Pound
The Dariendled Cross has issued an Rid” "m the Republican and Door
appeal to local women to become morn: ocrntlc caucus". m 3 W inf
here of the organization and to assist out in the running again, this time on:
in work for war relief, meeting at the an moorland?!“ ticket, which is 35
home. of hire. 6. H. Search on Tuesday follows: Supemwf. “5.5 Scofleld:
mornings to prepare unrgicai draa.‘ “Deflmmm 0‘ roads; 1*. 891309
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rings. and at their moms Wednesday mad. mm net-anionic Seeileld:
afternoon to knit .and new. Applied-I collector 0‘ in“. mutant”; an-
tlona may be sent to Mina Zada Dean. gram”. wmtg'm Benton. Thoma!
Up to the present time the local or-, Coleman. Joe!” scaffold. Edwin 500'
and'every man,enllstlng from Darlcn ”new; W oi the peace. CIT”
baa received a bag and also a sweater' Turner. Vernon Bailey: ' Wm“
if he had not been otherwise provided; Herbert Wood, John Oullor. Willis!-
.Sina Juno, 6 sweaters, 35 pairs of Vallen. James. Davis. Nov. 6. 0'99
dock, 39 mullere, re helmeltn. 9 pairn‘ m, .5", allows plenty or line for n
or‘wrlrtleta, 4 pain or 'ntttug, are cm" at opinion and mo all!!!”
other garments and hundreds of norm gaeiopments are W \
glen meanings-have been-made In thol ’
‘man of the iayetto committee, hopea ‘ READING, Oct. ’ l!.—Thia town
aboltlytobaveoomplotada'lltlohan probably...“ the mat
' beingtbe 0,111.0” luau-account
stpplleaformatanityaasaotound I ‘ .I I‘ '
‘5‘. “"L farflghflhtbomn
‘oml the lacal'Cotnmmee has wired
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Factories of the city will have their
men in line- and the fraternal organ-
izationa will be well represented. in
addition, there will be plenty‘of mu«
aic, plenty of activity and every ef-
fort will be made to awaken the peo-
ple to the. regulation that this coun-
try in at war that Uncle Sam means
business and that the whole people
must hch. ‘
Full details about parade plans
will be announcer from time It time.
it in hoped tovhave several hundred
men in line. Wuahlnnt .ppthorixtcs
have communicator?“ the .local
Wople and urged that something bit:
he done in order to have the day
properly celebrated in accordance
with the wishes of President Wilson
back that no effort is being spared
to make the day a big success.
- Gauntlet- to The Front.
Edward B. Galllber has plopped
to the front and in anxious .to help
the Liberty loan propaganda Air.
Gallabrr has olered, to mini local
people, who, after taking Liberty
bands. and themselves unable . to
keep up payments and has stated
that he will take up aacbjndlvldual
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NORWALK. Oct. lie—"Sunny Jinn
4th" bred from a lam lino oil
"Fighting lriahnten" who has been:
quartered with the 26th Division of'
the 57th Brigade \of the American
Bapedltoinary forceo at Buford;
Man... for several months. was re-
ieoted by oflcinl edict. when the
102ml 1". A. received onion to start
for “Somewhere in France" last
"week. and in now "It home": at Os-
car I‘. Schultne'a pet stock farm on
Perry avenue.
”Sunnv Jim" was the ollcial man-
cot oi the 103111, and wan in the per-
sonal care of Mr. Schultzefe brother.
Cook John H. Schultze of‘ the regiv
meat. Whoa- last act before leaving
for the front, wan. to box up Jinn and;
send him to this city to await tbo‘
return of another: from “over there",
The bird is a magnificent type of;
the [deb Whitehacltie’ "Fighting
Chicken" and was preaented to the
Regional by H. B. Gleenen acme-i
ion. In... the oldest and moat fa-
mous breeder ot'game birds in dual
country. The brilliant red and white;
neck. contrast most eflectlvely. with;
bin dark breast feathers. and brightl
Ckamck’s Market
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Tree llclivcry. .
The Gorham Co.
or com 10 RS
Everything} in Paints
"and Wall Paper
8m cloned. 1 P. u
Saturday
10- First Street
last. Norwalk
Beetlronclvine
w Heeling!"
and still living on the Gloeaen farm;
who is known to the every chicken
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Sweet Potatoes,
3 11“. 25c
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13 Railroad Ave.» Phone 43‘
‘ may on Saturday
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Ila-gains for
Housekeepers .
$4.25 Perfection Oil Haatorn ..... $3.98
79oBamLantomo..‘ ..... ......“on
36.00 Hotpoint Electric Iron, 110 and
220 volts ........ - ............ $4.49
“.25 miter Gan Plate ........ $3.69
$2.25 Aluminum Tea Pot. ....... $1.”
$1.15 “wart We" Ever Aluminum
Won» ' ..................... as:
$4.15 Wear Ever Aluminum Double
Router ............... $3.40
$1.98 Ladd Egg Boater and Hay»
naiufllxer.......; .......... $59
75: Blue and 'wrm. Enameled Te‘a
Polo ..................... . . .
$2.25 White Enameled Slop Jar .‘. $1.69
75o Gray Enameled Double Boilers 66c
$4.50 Large Size Heavy comm
AIII Can . ................... . $3.”
40: Brown and Green Jardiniorn.. 36!:
$1.25 Flown Pots and Sam. re
in. ................ . .....
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350 Yellow flaking Dloban ”...... 17.
0o I'm/Wm Tea Pour ....a.
f“nM .kmflm ' ggggg I'vl...’ n!
J...“ when...” are.“ ~m -- mu- comm. . . ..
I rent a t , . .
or him on which is more on; litany mmmumtm...... are
American (lama Cock. likes; Ab: , M ,, . .
erioan Soldier, howa' _“ .y ..
WW’ ...... - ...... ...... 4 Albert P. Gckcbe
Had . n [1100 II 10 . .' h,
Thlslaa backintbo .
m, . .W,I,,m°‘g_ m c ...,.,,,°m“' manual" .. cw lcwalo
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