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THE LATEST HEART-PATH! NEWS AND A BID!!! DESI 00:31”.
WEDNESDAY
ONE, DAY ONLY_
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THE AEROPLANE COM BATS
MACHINE GUNS SPURTING STEEL
THE SHELLS DIG CARTERS
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These Pictures flake You Thrill as Though Yon'.wefe Facing the Hun With Rifl'é'in' Hand for God and America
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Thursday and Friday , ' y ‘ SATURDAY
Marie Waleatsp. the Brilliant Universal Star, in the Fifth Episode oi ‘
in addition to the above cinema motion and Our Usual Vaudeville Program .
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Millard Hull. at Stamford: appear-ll in' Rev. and \frs. it. 1?; Anderson
the town hall yesterday afternoon with Milled the Hap'lai State Convention
Attorney Leo Davis was in Bridge- ,
3” port on business yesterday.
at, fifth Companv stationed at Fort Tor- I
Mrs. Eu Smith was in Standard
testerdsv on businbsa.
The district commissioners meet.
this evening at the offices of the plant
on Buyvlow Place,
Rev. G.- M Teeple will he in charge
of the services at the Advent Chris.
CITY MARK ET
69 N0: MAIN S Inas’f'ygcezflmnozuohm, of East
avenue. is ill at her home and has
been confined to her house for the
”past two days,
it. is-exphcled-that a number'oi the
members of the 35th Company C. D.
1.. 8.. will be borne over Sunday
with their parents.
Rev. Harold vi, Wilson will be in
charge of the‘ services at the East
,Avenue M E. Church tomorrow The
Ladies' Aid Society and the Bible
study class have. important maetings
' scheduled for the coming week.
Judge Light will address the Men's! "I'm William Prim ““0 W”
am of the East Avenue Methodist “0““ “"9 "“5”” "0‘“ “9 "’“mm
' church tomorrow on the religions of at Toronto. Can" to visit his parents
feel of the great war.
street hats arrived safely with his reg
intent according to postal cards that
have been received from him.
Fishing still has its attractions for
many on Saturdays and Sundays
when the weather is fair. Today does
not find. many people out because it
is too overcast. but in case it clears.
up by the afternoon parties may . no
out. Some smelt are found and quite
a few frost fish when one knows Just
the spot to no to
The Marvin school children have
been considerably annoyed by the pn-
pils of the Junior High who have
come over to the school and raised
considerable rumpus Police atten-
. Mrs. Ellen Fair-child. who has been
spending a week 'viaiting among
.trieuds in Bethel. returned to her home
in East Norwalk yesterday.
Kr. and Mrs. J. S. Seymour of Win-
.Ield street, are spending the week-end
in New Haven, with Mr. and Mrs. Lew
in Pratt.
It pays to be known and to be
known favorahlv. Unlike politics.
where a man is yttle known. the like-
lihood is that he is better off and
stands better chances of winning, it
The Stewart Grocery Company has
unloaded a car load of feed at the
freight yard.
E. l.. Grout has finished building a-
body for a delivery wagon for the R0
. waytou Green House.
Charles Bowen returned home yes-
terday after spending two weeks in
New York and Port Chester with his‘
daughters and nephews '
Clarence Mather, of the postodice‘
force. is enjoying several days' vans--
tion from his duties and is engaged in
picking apples at his father'- t farm I
Frank Alexandra who at present i- -
.ztnd brother at their home on Bridge the manager of the Acker Merrill & WW
Condit (‘o.' a store at Stamford is con-
sidering the proposition of resigning' .
and accepting a similar position at
Cantrell's establishment.
Mrs. Edward Baker, of Sedgswick
avenue had a very narrow escape from
what might have been a more serious
uoci.dent when she fell down a flight of
stairs at the home of Mrs. J. Finch’s
house. Thursday afternoon. ’
Ralph Older'm. who recently joined
the navy. and who is stationed at the
training school at Oid‘Port Comfort.
Virginia. has vt‘ri'tttp to friends. tel,
ling the-m that 'he has been trans-
ferred from the land force to the truinw
'llc, BL! his bundsmpn.
by a man. the name: of both parties
‘ Iternoon under the railroad bridge. No
'nrrests were made. as it was teamed
.that both of them were at fault. TIL.
Louis E. Richards of Bridgeport. a held at Snlield. durim: the past w
lustiee of the peace and a notary pub-
Wcst Side avenue. are enlnfl'n'a a
A New York automobile. operated by weeks' auto trip.
a woman. snd-‘mteam‘of horses, driven'
not being taken by the local officials.
met in an accident early yesterday af-
Harrington.
.\irs. E. H. Evory;
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Snflield attending the Baptist 5
convcntion held there.
car was the only one damaged. having
its bumper bent in.
R. A. Reynolds of Stamford will ad-
dress the Men's Bible class at the Con.
gregational church tomorrow evening.
All are invited.
Company stationed at.
Rowavttm Ivenue.
Miss Marion Lvnch entertained
,iher home Tuesday evening.
”he week-end with friends in
place.
Charles R Snifl'in of Wes: Side
.n a. left Sunday to
school at Storm
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Henry E. Anderson. pastor. Libertv Craw Hill.
Loan 3“”d‘y 0"! 31'1917' I MISS- ..va awitser of W est Side
10:30 morninz worship. Profifa- mu, hm hm,
ble investments" is to be the aublPCt from Lm N.1
of the sermon at this service . I Wallace Ackerly.
11:50 the Sunday; School session to
study the greatest. hook in the world. I
7:30 the evening service of worship
and praise. "The Secret of Endnr-I .
6: 45 the C. E. meeting for devotion
and testimony and preparation for the
none" will be the theme of the Koo-I
pel sermon of the evening.
church service which follows.
Mr rind Mrs. ('harles it Pettv, of
Miss Elizabeth smith of Rowavton
avenue. is mum relatives in Great
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of Pennoyer
street. spent a few dnvs this week in
Roy Merrifield. of the Thirtv-i-‘iith
Port. Terrv.
spent Sunday with his parents on
members of 'he Defr ringer Pilcle at
"I Miss May ‘Vlinl of .\‘ew York. spent
take up a fdnr
years' course in the State Agriculture
I John Cleverlev. who is a gunner on
The Prince iZitel. an interned (‘erman
boat spent Sa'urdav at his home on
entertaining friends
of the “IIIY'
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ry. spent the week-end with his par-z
cuts on Roton menu.
A daunhit, o ‘Ruth Harriet was born
to Mr. and Mrs Albert Sordid of Sollth‘
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Nontalk. several days ago. Mrs Snr- F reshandFlt
ml was formerly Miss Bertha. Sco:I
field of McKinley street, ‘ 3, —ypumust keep your-stoma
' ; achwell, your Iiver active,
SPRINGWOODS PLAY: SECOND l theWCIsregUIar, andyour
GAME
The fast. Sprinzwood football team bIOOd pure’ Your physio}?
will plav its second game of the sen- condition depends on t 8
son tomorrow afternoon when they health Of these organs.
When anythmg goes wrong
will engage in a combat. with the .\‘or- I
walk Juniors. who are. claimed to be
the fastest team in the state. The
Sprinzwoods are not in the Norwaik
Juniors' class and it is expected that
they will put up.a stiff plavinc game a few doses Of Beechamspms
Io 0V9TCOII’IB the. {MI Juniors. and by M avoid any Rfims film
so doing bring home the laurels that They are a fine corrective and.
tonic for the system, and a
great help" in maintaining good
health. A single box will.
prove the remedial Value of
s
eek.
two
fats
the
this
befall a winning team. Tne Sprint:-
woods also wish to issue a challcnze
to anvqeam of the state, averasinl:
120 pounds. Those teams wishing to
accept this challenge mav do so by
writinu to Andrew Warren. 1 Snowden
avenue. South Norwaik. Conn.
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ANOTHER LOAN T0 FRANCE ,
WASHINGTON, Ovt. 19.-'l'he aor-
ernment today advanced to France
820,000,000 additional. bringinz the
total loans to the Allies up to $2. 731%
400,000
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‘Iawosl Sale of Any M hmlknw
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[NFANTS WEAR
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of part, but
-«sfltetthosa who have heath-tr Item no isseoonspaniodbylf'l" I." .3.
is essential that one must be known
in order to secure the cards which
the government is issuing to. boat
owners using the waters of Norwalk
harbor and Long island Sound. Sev
eral East Siders. who own boats, haw.
tion was necessary before the. junior ins ship at the point. 1"" “hm". ’5 open “’ u" ”come 0'
hiah pupils could he made to realize The sugar famine has hit Darien the community and all are weicorne to
that they were a nuisance with their hard. as the local mm claim that If itshsorvicesI
actions. Only certain of the iunior their customers fail to buy in small a “2:: we come. ‘5 “we“ m!-
high Munro auboylns however ‘quantlties they will soon be mm out? esdav at 1: l mild A“ “a
' Elmer Seofleld of 50 Fort street and and that they do not know when they “'3 ’0' Mfltual be p trees
we SDDHCation to umtmm W Michael Shes of Pleasam street hafl' 'm be a”, to ON!“ mm 1 ‘um 'm race". ‘ hm m
an! H. Dyer. U. S. N It at Brides- sue to Cami) Devens. Ayer. Ms... to, The ”W m." costing “on 4th chapter will be the lesson for the:
have had their cards held visit than brothers. M. P. Duncan shortly and the clock yesterday indi- event‘s.
up for the reason that Mr. syer is nit- comps-titan. the party going in Mr and Mrs. John B. 1' in”
no!” ted that 10.000 f the bonds had
familiar with the applicants and thov ”w" m smmm m :2» subscgbed to Lana... It will "hm" 1"" 'g" " “m "a" 'I'
I" unknown to "I. eblef ofpoiiee in Arthur 8. Huntington. or New York it in Brewstera. Y.
be a hole of interest to the Darlen pet) Mr. and Mrs. Hts-or Hath“!
tats city. color of Police Wlliis- It. at" in. midst of his parent- Dr
. pie to know that its sister town. New at rasdidthoirhoaohm
. Punhmow states today. for tastes-I mam s. H. mom. at Main mm, M “ma, “milw 3:; 3m: "L a. m a. 1.
re of The Liberty Loan. "
Peter (tn-so, who was porn!” in tho
sardobsldtiutbattbsbsnwayoutbit. Latina: _
asutmutbcalistsoue‘em; A am. of the nmmnnI
aha Wuuwu WHOM". at Vort- statewienbotooh Claus-8W 4!" “*th
vaccination-means“ 1",..in m'mavo
«all» Mme-auras“
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All who come will find:
“on an. flight out was mu real.
I Bottle of Old 9'89. Jacob's Oil" '
‘ Stop ”amine" rheumatism.
it's pain only: not one case in fifty
mares internal treatment. lino,
soothlflz. punts-alias “at. Juanita.
our rig t on the “tender rpm." and
hytbe tWMuvdaaW
Idistrsa. “SLJaeob'sOII' lsahavm:
Joe-mum which ne'-
'evdisa'uiasuddossn'tbwrasho
‘shila ltlakss pal-o surna- and.
tuna-mush. Ions-mi
and-Imus.-
monouaululaibottiog
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. Warmwinler wear-ables for the baby's comfort are here
in anaaortmontwhichis sure to appeal tomany mothers.
monuments are well made by experts and are dainty,
‘ prasliai and durable ' ”‘
mam 00118,. DRESSES, SLIPS, SWBATIBS. KNIT
mm mm moms. SAGQUBS; HWY,
Idlhsrs will be delighted with the collection.
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