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. Valentine of the Thirty-ilflh 01mpany
’ r. bone from Fort Terry on a fur—
. leaving for the fun this morn—
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lug.
Charlie Burt. of the Thirty-fifth Com
pony, L l. 8.. of Fort Terry, was a vis-
itor at the home of Ir. and Mrs.
‘ Fri“ Smith over Saturday and Sun-
MAIN—Sf . 7- " 54% OibOrne avenue. Q
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union Sillith. of the Thtrity~dfth
icompanygii. 1.8., of Fort Terry, s'penll
a 48-hour furlough, Saturday and Sun-l
day, at his parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. '
Frank Smith, 64% Osborne avenue. l
A public auction sale of household
goods will be held at the home or the
late Capt. Oscar St. John, 18 South Os- '
born avenue at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. The auctioneer will be Johh‘
K. Finch. ‘ l
We: Hill of Detroit, Michigan. --
the ”9"" "f M" and My" leslle A very interesting talk on "The Be-
‘ ‘lligious Elect of the Great War" was
given to the members of the Men's
liible (‘lass of the East Avenue M. E.
church yesterday noon by former State.
Attorney General Judge John ll.
Light. He spoke of the present con.
flict from the light of prophecy and
also in its relation to the llible in other
‘ways. The spirit that impelled the.
United States to enter the war. that
the world might be made safe for de-
mocracy. the old idea of democracy vs.
aristocracy. is what has impelled the
United States to make or enter all of
the wars that die has entered. Many
interesting points were brought out
during the course of Judge Lighi's
talk and his audience was sorry when
he finished. .
William Smith in the Thirty~flfth
pony, spent Sunday with relatives
East Norwalk.
[The district commissioners met as
V ., at Saturday evening and discussed
‘ . tors of importance.
is is expected that .Allen Reid. who
{has been ill at his home in Fifth street
be about again shortly.
I". G. . Teeple had charge of the
cos at the Advent Christian
rcli yesterday morning and even-
Mrs. Edward Merritt of Seaview ave-
, has taken a position with the
Wn‘Arms Company in Bridger
The morning alt-rvice at the Advent
Christian church yesterday was given
up wholly to patriotic exercises. The
.lnlvriran flag Was hung at the back of
the pulpitand the speaker's desk and
the choir loft were decorated with
hairs. Patriotic songs and hymns‘were
sung 'und the address of the morning
was by 8. W. Velsor. and was of a de-
Jdorth Carolina; was home. yesterday cidedly ‘erl‘mc nature. a“ ll w l"
is: s brief rurlougltrrom his ‘Jlil p. mill“ '0") 1". Velwr u Mentfilfi the
“M’s that he expects to teal. shortly Won ml” ””6”“ 3‘ fialrtfdrd ren-
.. the other side again. .rtll‘rvd‘Vh’BV report. which Swasj’roceivcd
. L—_. ”with fichhntlflhia’sh by an prgent.
- Kr. and Mrs. Farris, old residents at ”Ha“ 0’ time the report van some-
” "013'“th formerly lived on what nhhravlatednnd the speaker was
w ."l street, and who more recently requested by the pastor in o'elpllnnl-u
. JR. been living inzmizauiurk. have with the request or the con regatlon to
W“ to Cottage Place from Sauga- continue the roport next Sunday morn-
‘ ing, , The evening sermon.by the‘fial-
,, . to'r‘wns also of a nature ’ln harmony
‘Wfllim Blackman of Benedict. with the spirit of the day as requested
wt. and William 'Duriand of Van ‘bY, “1° ”vent" 0‘ “‘9 “file-
"Unit street. have taken positions with ' " ‘-
50' Friday evening election of ofll
will be held by the Men's Bible
“the East Avenue M. E. church
th parsonage on Rowan street.
domain .lohn Qulutard of the U. s. 9.
.l‘f' ” V‘
road gang, and Mr. Blackman a cock
\
Q _r0ne of the United States service
“logs has been placed in' front of the
. dounrters of Mayflower *Hook and
Vbdderflompany. and contains fifteen
"stars. denoting that number of men»-
._.$ors are in‘the Army or Navy branch-
on of the. service.
mono will
I Miss Josephine Nutile and a town!
Nest M d her friends were visitors at the home
on ay evening, ”00'de t° of Mr. and rhls. Joseph inmo yester-
lfie" Plans already formulated. the day
members of St. Ashes Guild Of Christ ..
{torch '“1 1101‘? a Hallowe'fll 500““ Lillian Willson ha’s resumed her du-
thg,.commlttce Which" has been ties at the Strangward Electrical store
the affair have arranged a on Railroad avenue.
.. mithat besides being unique hnd
humming will beinstructlve nd enter- The Darien Home Guards on. now
lug Ari announcemet of the'pro waiting for a. reply from the governor
will be made within it few days it in regard to using the Norwalk Armory
”New. for. their drills during the winter
months.
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Sugar-ls very scarce in East Nor-
,k today and' the largest amount ,Andrew Taylor ls'suilcring from ll
can. be 5.50081“ is a quarter's badly crushed foot as the resuttfof an
. in some of the stores in South accident"Wednesday. ’ when a heavy
8!! sugar was being sold for 121,; casting fell upon him at the freight do
l pound and 15 cents a pound on pot while it was being taken, from the
’ do)” evening. while in Norwaik it our to Mr. Taylor's auto truck.
being sold for still more. if peo-
woulh realize that sugar can be At the meeting of the Whlst Club,
2 without and syrups or misusothis week at the home of rMs. Harold
tilted at a great saying, there Mormons. the members took up‘n col.
stead of indulging in refreshments. The
. W prizewimlers were M11. Alfred More
l . .' __ house and Mrs. Frank Fruedsnthal.
.. “mam l The board of finance. organized at
film lthe town hall lsst week. reelected its
Votllcer‘s, Clarence W. Bell as chair-
'._ ‘ Vman utd Dr. Barry D. Hanson as see-
‘I'Vlloy Ref so "-3. ma V ("um V.
l -s.rs all sticking to "Neutrons
.. ." it sure is a wonder.
fiver was anything llle "Neu- PM". who attended the MM “an".
V meal...“ ”u um mm mm ly coma-dud oi the churches of'the
We“ now: it 1,, u“, fl.» Stamford annual-t church were in-
M hair on s new plan. Use 90"! 0. Mills. vii. L. llslnea. ur.
fly mg or rheummm and you and r‘lsmw. I. lawndes. Mr. and Hrs.
m immediately ml «in r.- a. n. am liner-Stevens. Alva
them-hits. it is the 7’. hi. monotonous sum. Rev. airlines
that you have can. u m Reynolds. . -
.s-tsmusm't ' '~~ ~ _
‘ '- t... u- to
durum Melville Waldron and Ernest week. calling an Editor John E Wit -
llama of the Darien Review.
PW.“- ‘Vh‘f 1" ”“9 °‘ "’9 “"3" 3°“ chines were brought down and
.emh‘m‘mc WW“ ‘0' the “hefty-that four others were driven down
1405!], has made public I letter from out of control.
former ”9511“"? T110040“ Roosevelt, with the loss of all on board. The
urging the residents. of the town to number of passengers on board is
subscribe for Liberty bonds, which was .lit known, but Mr. 01ml, London .1
received in reply to a letter from It. manager of the Nippon Yuserl
'Dtekinson asking “Teddy's opinion in Keisha, owners 0f "‘9 V9359]: “'35
the loan .
. . man Forces “andrrlEmpel
Tito'ulembers of the‘looal Methodist '
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is
Saturday andfiundav. — .
cial statement Oil aviation actin.
ties says that nine German ma-
0
Lynford ll. Dickinson of Calendars
.among them.‘
I PARIS, Oct. 22.——General A.
.Baratisr has been killed in a first
' line trench. He was a captain of
the, French command under Gem
feral, Marchrmr, whose occupationw
Eof Fashoda, in the Sudan. in 1898,.-
fbrought a clash with Lord Kit-
‘lchener which threatened to result
in war between. France and Great
‘Britain. _
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. .tlacllarlln have . AMSTERDAM, (M3 23"“9‘
- .. Bulgarian War Office. issuedihe.
closed-their iokeneke borne and will f ll . fic' l t tement Sun-
spend the winter in Baltimore. .tl‘hyo'wmg 0 '3 3 3 - V -
Mrs. Despart hat-l returned to herl . ‘ Macedonian fronts Thwar-
Tokeneke home, “my spending some tillery was active atyarlous pom s,
time at her residence in \lew Jersey being extermely “"1"” we“ “I
I ' ' ';Bitilima. south of Foumac and he-
“ tween the Vardar and Lake Doi-
Chi rle . .l '1 ~ .0;
‘ . H .T. 1‘ ”ML 0! I an rail. Au enemy movement west of
street, is enjoying a vacation from hip liitiliina was checked
duties in Vllit' sentinel otllre, South-i ”Dobrluljd from: There W88
horwalk. ' .
lfirinn activity near 'l‘ultclin. All
. attempt by an enemy reconnoit-
RV: spVel lal”.lnd (l‘llllllll taut cllcrg‘i‘n: a: ring party, Ol'P‘lpivi'm several hog“
VVV a on one; l’m‘lumi W 9‘ to approach the right batik of the
' ' " l! ' . . -
limuexemjfv ‘ fl '3’" "mg?" " Danube near I’arlesch was foiled.”
«may on .twnut. .\ mem crs .8l(V VIENNA. via London, ("at 2‘2.
, -_~.
“mm.” "Wm“d m be mum" ‘~—Tlit‘ Allstro-iluugarian General
Headquarters today issued the fol-
‘hwfl'h R' “WW” “""an‘ 'm' lowing ofilcial statement- -
the local branrll of the Borden Milk in the Eleei
“ltaiian theater:
Valley mlr patrols carried out a
successful enterprise,
back an ofiicer and forty molt priso
liners. ‘
“Southeastern theater: West of
Lake Ovhrida strong french nt-
tacks failed amidst the brave de-
fense of Austroflung'arian, Ger-
man and Bulgarian troops."
LUNleN, Oct. 2‘J.wKinl.r Georrzc
l-ompanv, has been translrrreli to s
more responsible position in the New
York other: of the company.
Potatoes are selling at 85 per barrel
on local farms. and the llirmers any
that the prirw this winter will be near
iv its birth as it wits. lost your, became
the crop was by no means good, espe-
cially in this vicinity. The farmers
Hfl)’ that ill“ Di‘lt‘f‘ will continue to ad” allddéllf‘?" hinry paid . surprisi-
vaure “"‘“k h" ““4"“ visit yesterday afternoon tonne of
‘ " the liomebd districts of London
ASSESSORS “A753 ' and talked with victims. Spelli-
‘BOVE "Mm" illg t on local clergyman, the king.
‘ . said: ‘
Committee Reports to Court on Ap~V n} w’lsth p90"), who a": “min“.
Peal: Own" 3!" $50,000. . retaliation. eoufd see this wreck-
lt pays briskly at times to appeal a .
front decisions of boards of relief in
tow. At least l-‘orbers and Macdou-
gnipilawkes. brother, who summer
in the fashionable section of Tokeneje
in Darlen. will hold that View if the
finding of a committee‘filed today in
the superior court is accepted. Three
appeals are involved and the total sav-
ing will be $54,000 if the, court ap-
proves of the committee's conclusions
and there is no further appeal. by the
town, .The ilnwkell brotherr are night, a majority of the morning
wealthy New York business..mon.
. , newspaper-st .. amoceLaobsrtvie-w
Their winter residence last handthhan that exp ,yd‘liefintuifi
Point. i... l. l‘uring the summer thithanynhdSundu "‘5 V l
- ”x.
live in the fashionable seriloitgof 0-2.3. . Tho’ story-nighilecmitianil Milli
ion. recently developed. For the past , ‘thcr’ obsdurc, mid-no oflciai ex,
two taxation years they did not list. mutation has been given“ of the all»
their property. The Darlen assessors some of gun fire in the London
did it for them. One piece with a fine area or of the est-ape 0’ ‘l‘ “ ' ‘.
house was put in the list at 850,000. crs from England. It is assumd,
The other contained a house and s however, that the director . 0
garage and this was listed by the as- defensive system adopted a policy
sessors‘at 35ml... The lot was put dictated by circu anmand act-’
in at $9,000. the summer house and ed with due Vigilance and enter-
garage at. “.000 and the residence at prise. ,
$33,000. From this listing the owners PETROGRAD; Oct. l9;——-Two
appealed m the board of relief, That German torpedo boats were sunk
bodv refused to chanzelhe finding. of .in the mine fields in Moon Sound
the assessors and the rating went into yesterday, the VWar_ Office an.
the tax books" at the figureslstated. nuances. - ‘ ' ' -. .
The llnwkl‘s hrothcrthrouah their ' PARlS, Oct. 1Q.-—A' lel’ich’mdul-
counsel, former Attorney General patch to the Mailll says the old
John H. Light, took au-uppeal to' the Wound of former King Constantine
superior court. it was agreed whit 0’ Greece'has reopened and that
the town. represented by former Mav- 3“ “Wratm” “'33 performed '1"
or Edwin G. Scofield of Stamford, that ill" Sanerhrucll (‘llquc ill leVl-lnh
the whole matter should be presented Warlord-1y. ills condition in mud to
to a committee to report on values. h? 'il'l'ave. . .1
Attorney Charles s. Caniield, of Tull Dilemmas were wrl'nr'nel
Bfldgewn_ [was selected. My. Can— an (oilstantlnc in 1915. the first
fleld tiled ‘nis reportirfodav- l-le am," not lluvimv resulted .in beoll'lfl of
”I'm 1mm n g, "m held and both par- the wound, and for a time his life
‘ . we (lC'ille’P'l oi'. Room".~ were
ties were reprenented. He finds in ‘ .. ,.
one case that the $50.0th ......l‘ng ought WHOM at the time that he. had
to it... been 322000. in the other hem stabbed, but they war" til-med
two can. he rates the lot at $10,000. ’;"" ‘l “M mull he was «Waring
’ ' 1"“r q'ovw:n' _.
or 31,000 more than the ssmaoru . .
gave it, but he puts in the residence LONPON, Oct. 22.7—AllVlnlpVort.V
at 322,000 instead of $35,000. and the 'lelll “.7" mm
. .009: have been removed from Petro-
“mm“ :‘ojfgm‘m. W at '2 ‘ mad according to a dispatch to the
“11‘5"“ 0 f ' -_,'_.__...— Fimes from the Russian ronital:
, “"‘ - . lemon Ze lins. it adds. are at-
RuSSlfll Naval “mt. 3‘.“ tackititr total): some diatomic from
Outwitte‘d Superior (lief-glitch- flehting front. '
. PABIS,’0ct. 22.-7hd innouncsc‘
merit“ follows i
1- “in Behrinmiwo attacked this.
.inorninrr at the left of the Rritilvll
army on a front of one flavours.
' '_" . Our troops attained all their of»
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 22.—-The jectives; makingvn'ppreoisblo pm-
‘mo of four fieppeliililris admitted gram north'o‘f Veldeoka'“ A obfluln
in an official statement received number of primrsnmoined/id
from Berlin; All airship who” holds. '
roll, the ststltiiitltttusiiys, attacked 3-1" ‘
London. MW " ' '
go." '0.
PARIS,- Oct. 22.—It‘i‘£fl¢ll’tmn‘
adjoining the British .in Beleium
attackedthis morning on a front-
of one kilometre. The War Of.
flee announces that all objectives
were attained.
LONDON, Oct. 22.——While ad-
mitting the existence of wdio.
spread popular dissatisfaction over
the apparent impunity with Which
Zeppelin raided Enland -I"riday
I From ModhlBound. ‘1
l'oniinuotl From "me Onoi
bringing '
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believed to have struck a mine"—
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“Quality Shop”
SOUTH ,NORWALK.
We Specialize in Costs for Small Wait!
and Stunts.
Would ion 4
Save it .
fa} W821i
Save the
United:
States? ‘
»Anv”man. woman. or»
child who can earn and
save $1 a week can own
a United States Govern-1
ment Libertv Loan bond.
You can do that much.
can’t vou? You would
do that much. and a lot:
more. wouldn’t vou. to
save thisoount'rvfrom
”Willi”.
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, EVENING GOWHB, SKIRTS,
WAR?! AND HATB.
We know perfectly well that. we cannot hope to get every
woman in town to buy from us, but we know that there are
enough sensible, practical women who have bought from us for
thepastldyoarsandsrebuyingnowbecausetheyknowthst
our merchandise gives an everlasting satisfaction all around.
We buy for cash, thus getting the advantage of all discounts
and by adding: mail margin of profit enables us to underscll
theothcrstorossudsbovsalltho walled charge account
stores that overcharge more than double what the garment is
really worth. The consumer pays the merchant’s prfoilt and
his overhead expenses, so you, the good customer, must pay for
the one that never pays in charge stores or instalment places.
Practical woman living heronbouts, who want to make their
dollars go as far as possible in purchasing apparel that is stylish,
durable and economical, and we know that our stock of Wont.
on s and Misses' Apparel will five our customers satisfaction
and save you from five to fifteen dollars on your purchase, and
to theso'womsu that have no confidence in us. ms not buy
Vfromns,butthoyshouldoallandseeoursplendidstookof
merchandise, absolutely the best and smartest in this town.
CLoAKS , “me P ARIS ulLLiu‘a‘av
The Style Store for Ladies . Who 'Kl’iTow
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beinlir royalred and oil-‘
laced “bled white” by
the Germans?
Your country is in
' dancer—in last that.
danger. Lone- arc the’
Kaiser said to Ambassa-
dor Gerard. ‘fAmerica
had better look out after
the war.”
We Areal ‘War
‘5 We must stav in it
.jtrltil we win it. Better
. will it in Europe. don’t
you think. than to have
the Germans Come
swarming down the
lNFANTS WEAR»
'Warlu‘wfliter ‘woarables for the. boby's comfort are hero
inan'sssortmeut Wis sure to apposite my mothers. '
_ Thsgarmentssrowsil mods by'exports andsredaibty,
practiculanddurablo.‘ ' , ‘
warm cos-rs, omens, stirs,
11mm ma, com, wamm, “nouns, aomv,
ate.
miller; will be delighted with'ths collection.
Your visit is cordially requested. ’
mamasiim »
street. where your home
‘ is? _
”That is whatthe Lib—
erty Loan- is for—to
raise the monev which
must be had to save
: vent countrY. your city.
your home.
, Will you out onedollar
a week into a' Liberty
‘ Bond'l
More if you care. of
course. but the dollar.
anyway. __
‘ .Act dulcklv—the time
nowslshort. You can,
truly find a place where
' Slaweek buvsabond.
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' Mani-timed by:
souls )Iorwnlk run co;
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, -Man'to Man!"
- PiayCaromsadPocketBiiliardss‘syu’rbl-s
and rear red-blooded boys. _ .
Units all members of you: family in this life-long
Homes med tho m of those fascinating
pastimes shared in moo—you owe your MI
and girls your own society. .
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