8am Sharer spent fluidly at Scott's
iCovs, overhauling his houseboat.
Mrs. DeWitt Meade of Stamford, Vii-
ited her parents, Sunday.
lire. Herman Puck of Brooklyn. is
staying at the home of her fathom-Wil-
liam H. Willmolt.
l Willibn Fitch and m. daughterblm
iDorothy, recently visited at the home
in: Mr. and Mrs. tit. Holiday.
D. J. Edmonds of the Old King’s
‘ .Highway has returned from a ten—day's
bwinees trip to Montreal.
1, ifanford and lohn Taylor Robertaiichriat of Noroton landed a, *
3 yesterday, and report ex-:nne mess of ram-its on a fishing trip a
lock. tiew days ago. . .
uella Bouton of East \‘or. Hun hi \V.illmott ~ om- of Darien's.
Willing friends on Oenoke ave- drafted men, enjoyed a twenty-four
Canaan bout furlough at the home of his pet'-
Wench Benedict in painting ”1" Sunday» - _
, Bland's house in Charles Mina Agnes Amend entertained tome
* young people a few days ago. 3. her
boom in (Etltlfl'flllon of her fifteenth
.bilthday allllittisary
lack Bellini. eho our; chef for War-
Brninted of Wu: hinrlnn
s resumed his duties at the;
luck. it
“I factory after a tree .rcn n‘wmu-n at tin izltter'e lunch wagon
BEVtHd all I llili‘illllllrl at that loco
I'M. Study Class of the. East H p
..E Churth will "I“?! as Sunday.
Among thr llat'ien Home Guard.
‘fld week.
wk on the Neptune Hardware
'7 ‘ anew factory building in
“this procreation nirelv. the
”havinu been completed.
ithere are many tired and sore looted g
int-ll. t‘allsnl tmm the sham battle Stin-
day.
.tllrml
Jenkins. superintendent. for
‘filyflowcr Hook a Limiter 9“)" "- ”"‘*"‘“"'1"‘F 0' "Th" ""3"" carry it to any room, so that I’m 1 . a United States Govern.-
fl" turn out for tomorrow's tea, on Gracie street. took three prizes . _ ” l . ,
. , lembcfil wit-shim: uniforms ill the llllnbury Fair poultry allow. always comfortable. .mentlubertv Loan bond.
headquarters, lira. Lewis Fowler and her two You can do thatmuch.
- { “c-‘hltlvflowc-l’
{young mus of Stamford. have Been vie-
turn!) of Rowan ”(reet'itillu at, the home of rMs. Fowler’s pan
Illhll N. . r city. in ‘hhi, Mr. and lire. Eben Scribner
‘ . t at? :igh’tw :tyntkinue' her whvw the youngest child is quite sick.
‘. d lady at the Vew‘Yuv-k Uni 6. Frederick Stark. who in with the
. a , ‘ , .
m... . L!" 00‘ m i.-tiou corps at limeola. has returned
to his duties after a couple of days' fur
saving than ever.
held cilll course at a business colleWe, and
continuing her musical studies with
Prof. Neumann of Stamford;
fl. M. Schlichting and family return-
ed to their home in town Sunday fitter-
noon from their bungalow in New Mil—
ford, at which place they spent the
summer months including up to tbr
but, I‘ll parade which is to be
/ r
m ‘
few displavsrurginl: people
berty Bonds are in the Var-
wMows of etores and houses in
‘ silt and the litmt Sidere :lre
triotlc as. the other inhanb
4 - ‘oiNorwslk when it mmcs to'prm‘m mm
H .1 ‘mZn‘tLLA is ‘32:: 2:117:42; Announcémeat is mad: of the mar
film Sentinel ”om day to am will risge, on Sept. 28, of William Neumer,
fl (Ute a few East Sldcrs formerly tailor of Fltth'i-t Home on!
15. u Norwulk Improvement As- now in business in Stamford. to Miss
”dollo- will take part in the Liberty ““7 Dudn'a 0' New Y°Yk They “"1
ht! wade tomorrow afternoon and make their home in Stamford
h. “on are requested to tuko- the 10“” Selleck of fledgewiclt avenue
”M Norwalk car that leaves the while dining with his friendit Sunday.
” ”to. store at- ., p m. if further in was seized with g a sudden attatlt
.m is desired phnnp 2067 and was rushed immediately to the
W few people we“. in ”“1an Stamford hospital. at which place it
when the 3mm," sale nf n“. house was stated that he was much improl-
7“ M of the late Capt ()an SIR 9d this morning
Ida aborted this morning at his. They are off! Who? The Liberty
. results.
STANDAltD on. (:0.
“GOODBYE, DEAR”
"Don’t worry about the coal.
:I'hc Perfection Oil Heater-keeps
me warm wherever] am. Ican
With coal at present prices the
Perfection Oil Ilcatcr is a greater
A gallon of kerosene gives warm,
no law Aid Society of the East , . . .
MI": E. Ghurth ml-cls‘l’omorrnw l‘mgll hpenl at the home of his moth E‘checnng heaLfOl' flwjlflflno ]
to do work for the Red M” James “0"” ‘ ' fl . ' i
this 9198(3th mm a large h:‘:‘”,:"";‘ ““5"?" mm “mm“ . Thonncw N6.» 500. Perfection ?
maul attend in lie of the H l“ “c 0° a“ It I “S 8 00mm?" ' , , . g
"” wHutcr-chhcomcsatnmedand' I
burned omallrcsdy for use.
Makes re-wicking easy.
Use So-CO-ny Kerosene for best
'OF NEW YORK"
11“ rolldence on (laborne av,enue lLIP-n Committe. and they are going at
m I. Finch is the auctioneer of the 3 fast ”“9: and it l“ 80'“ to be hard
“I which included china. furniture. ‘0 ”09 ”‘9‘“ Why? Because m"
”d Mme and a number 0; a1.lclock yesterday showmi that they had
“which have been m t u. 3; John. alrcady reached the sum of $95 000, s
km It! quite a number of years “in 0‘ $25 000 since Saturday.
tum .f Gamble "1 Mum. street Roger Williams was in town yester-
‘ m a garage hum 0'1 Mg pro- day enjoying a brief furlough from'
.Camp Devens. Aye-r, Mans. He lino
‘m cards received from (.hTtp stated to the Sentinel reporter that he
there many Has, ,sarwatk was preparing to get a dischargefroul
‘ in with the local mmta of the the camp in order that he may join the.
my report the wmvlu-r as he- aviation corps, for which department.
1* chilly nowadays. and that the he was training for before he was by local “9°91“ lt ‘3 WNW"! that ii
3.1mm; and H,” owrcontl; drafted. the entire amount subacribcd by pen
the blankets f“ . about the Henry M. Baker whose fondness for M" Wh" "3“" thnr homes ‘1"? had
~ acceptable thing: that can be the water is well known. for he is one ,been Counted “h?" ”'9 “’9‘ ”Y! “‘3 .
' Old 0" The regular army it, of the last of the Noroton men to taltc "floaled. ”37"" “0“"! '3"? received
“sweaters does not do much to- in his boat as winter apnoachfa. all-l "ed" '0' "9 0" ""99 ”m“ t".. '
Mammoth}: a lot of comfort for the first to launch it again in thciam‘m'" “CUM“? credited to this aim
‘ -who haven't on them and so e-prinlr, brought 20 blackfish and 12l “WNW
”a.” wish that their relatives or melts as "091,193 of a ”my“: ecursion The stormy weather of the early
would send them old sweaters one day 1351 week “morning at Saturday lhl'cztmed to
, they can be chucked off into
In without as much compunctlon "u was a “51;“ one a” last week at Cross workers for the outdoor eh
lowly purchased or knitted swea- the amt- 1.1,“ estate of William i'hlci they had planned to hold the
-1’be older the sweater the Zelgle‘r J," and yesterday Mr 30131" grounds of Mrs Noson's home. corner
um '0 be ireun-ned the call visiting 'Teddy nt Gm“ aim! and the Post road in
Jack ‘Coopcr's place, where the former ”he "“9“" man “’33 more kindly dis
That horse shows as much W1. taking a weight reducing posed. after all, and before noon sent
1 do icoorne «mu-est. he "mm, to dry thins: up a b".
Well don' i tell anybody You William Blanchard. formerly of the "Way The alfair was successful l0
to sell him some day. ~Phila. Heights. and now a resident Of Troy lb 9 Int degree, and all the goodies
I ‘ “vent several days last week in town theylhad New?“ ‘5 W0“ ‘8 I “m
emits“ Girlfriends. While living at quantity of fruits and vegetables.
lineman. Blanchard distinguish "“0” the! had m were soon din
'ed himuu as muggy of “we”! 9;”, Med of. and a tidy sum netted for the
. gll'fl' b! the Heights Fire Campany. fled Cm work
All“ Pe'fl'. :58 Ida-- and tho hdlss' Auxiliary. Amos! scoring was taken a s:
3“. Omaha. N05,, writes: "I cut om George Dunes and 7m John's church. Newton. Snday, as in
' Foley'- Kouy sad 'rsv Its-on banana Wed to appear most of the osmotic churches or m
«reform-Id “Hilfibhelnghcldtohy statQW‘Mdehlehltwuox
. at It:- Natalie not» new would total sum- ”0.00! out
“(mail-”flint” Liberty Bond-urn.
one of the Darlm Review. with note-1
done that they had been paid for by E.
B, (‘rofoot. Charles E. \Viiiia'mn, V
it. Pooley, A. P. Magncr. Curl Schmidt.
Joseph Amend and Carl Weisheit.
A poster is seen in various places in
town. urging commuters who intend to
buy Liberty Bonds to subacribc'for
them in llarielt. and not in other places
where their burinrss may be conduct
ed. so that this town may have its full
em all for the amount of bonds taken
l
t
WHOLE "album
KNOW!
l
l
l
Dickinson of this town have been in-
vited to a conference at the Hotel Taft
in .\'ew Haven, to assist in organizing
a state-wide movement in aniutsuoe 0t -
the Y. M. C A. war welfare work. Tht
invitations bear the sutogaph signs
lure of former President William M
Taft
was one of
squad who was very active on Sunday
in conveying the. Homeousrd aoldittrn
to and from the sham battle in West-
Former President Theodore Rome 9W“ B“ 111* plans 0! the local Roth-mag beautiful and fast-disappearlnt
little animals are allowed to be kill _
Malt. lat-r- m non-9. the only am can MflmWMM
Clarence .w. Bell and Lynford ll.
William G. Strangwnni o! Noroton
the Buick automobile
port.
Mrs. Orchard and Miss Hattie 0r»
chard of Bell avenue. Nor-own; are
planning to leave on Thurndllvlor a
two weeks' visit to Rotterdam. N. J.
Many gray squirrels are being shot
by hunters. hes‘pecislly half grown
boys, this fall. i seems a shame that
ed_ .
A resident at Bell ovum-Nomi”;
reports having counted over twenty-
tlvo flying. machines pasdnxovcr this
section during the summer. Two is»
Diaries were seen over Noroton last
Saturday. lt lssaldthatautlfilbcrot
these flying machine: count from Him.
cola. Loin Mud. toad. Kandy" Tod's.
place it sound Beach. when therein
a landing; Ono aeroplane which pin
edovcr Nomadayorsomnew
over the town“ night. and sunspot.
to ms nu Wot tho can out:
Save $1
,at-"chlr'
‘ save $1 a week can own
Would You»
“Qu allty snot)"
SOUTH NORWALK.
We Specialize tn Coats for Small Women
and Slants.
vi
to.
Save file
United
States? '
Anv. man. woman. or
child who can earn and
can’t vou? You would
do that much. and a lot
more. wouldn’t you. to
save this country from
being ravaged and oil-
the Germans?
Your country is in
dancer—in in st that
dancer. Lone aim. the
Kaiser saidto Ambassa~ -
'dor. Gerard. “America
had better look out after
the war.”
- We‘Aretai War-
We must stay in it'
until we win it. Better
you think. than to have
the Germans come
swarming down'the
street where vour home.
is? .
That'is what the Lib-
ertv Loan is for—to
raise the money which
must be had,” to save
laced “bled white” bv V
win it in Europe. don’t: . ’
the otherstom and above all the tic-called charge account
‘ stores that overcharge more than double what the garment is
’ durable and economical, and we know that our stock of Wont.
i to these women that have no confidence in 115,318:
g merchandise, absolutely the best and smartest in this town.
L'Tlie Style Store} for Ladies, Who, Know
o —' --.__._.__ ‘
33 So. Maitr- St. S0. Norwalk
cosrs, smrs, bazaars; nvnnnto Gowns, . 3mm:
WAlsrs suo'usrs. _
We knowpcrfectly 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
the past 16 your: and are buying now because they know that
our merchandise gives an everlasting satisfaction all around.
We buy for cash. thus getting the advantage of all discounts
and by adding a small margin of profit enables us to undersell
really worth. The consumer pays the merchant' s prfofit and
his overhead expenses, so you, the good customer, must pay for-
the one that never pays in charge stores or instalment places. .
Practical women living hercabouts, who want to make their '
dollars go as far all pouibls' in purchasing apparel that.’ is stylish,
'en' a and Hissos’ Apparel will give our customers satisfaction
and save you from five to fifteen dollars on your purchase, and
not buy . f
from us, but they should call and see our spl stock of
CIDAKS
We P ARIS alumna?
' practical and durable.
lNFANTS WEAR :
Warm winter wearables for the baby's comfort are here
in an assortment which is sure to appeal to many mothers.
The garments are well made by experts and are dainty,"
WINTER COATS,- DRESSES, SLIPS, SWEATERS, KNIT
mum GOWRS, WMPPERS, SACQUES, Roam,
Ito, Etc.
Mothers will be delighted with the collection.
Your visit is cordially requested.
i
i.
vour countrv. your city.
your home.
‘ . Will win out one dollar
a week into 3. Liberty
Bond?
More if vou care. of
- anyway.
Act ouicklv—tlte time
crows-short. _You can
truly find a place where
.51 a week buys a bond.
liberty Luau;
Commute
"Guam Moral We District
j'nls "maintain:
huttbcbunotthomcutd be
whirhfifi‘
X -
um summon”.
i am Oat. ”Anon-W.
souls sputum“. .
mum Savlul tint“
lasso m um‘m~
.outnl Wm
W cos-o National Bank
course. but the'dollar. _
Sonsandl’athersMeetatBilliards
-Man> tor:- Mani
Play Caron: aadPocbctBillisrds layman-a
and rear red—blooded boys. ,
Units all member! of you hmllyin this life-long
Homes need the M of mmim..
pastimes shared in com—you on your boys
and girls your on society.
' Andyou’lllovethc“3illlcdflour”asmucbutbsy. "
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