final meeting of the Liberty
:loan committee will be held this even-
fill: at the town hall;
2 “P
i lira. A. Water-bully entertains?- an
grandson, Clifton sliteck of Stamford,
.over the week-end. ‘ '
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Karl Adelman of‘ Freemont, N. Y.
,was a recent. guest ‘of his friend, Wil-
liam Osborne, of Maple avenue.
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' __..- The steward Grocery company is un'
latrict commissioners will meet loading a wlond of flour today from
-. evening at the olllces of thalme {rel‘ht yu’d,‘
.w._-.
——~- , E ”Charles Murphy of the Steward
“It! Bland of Charles street. Store force is suffering at his home
ha been renovating his house is’with an ulcerated tooth.
. it repainted. .1 .__.,_._ ,
. ___.,,_ Mr. and Airs. would Parker. who
Ila. Eleanor M. Hughes of East were spending the pummer at the To
. ‘ its about again after being con- keneke inn, have returned to their
, . A to her home (or a couple or days New York home. this morning.
fit “ ,_. ' Mrs. E. Richter of Ridgowood. $1.1.
,Ir. .d Mrs. Hugh S. Jones of Port- is ill the home of her son, Rev. G. F:
We, who have been stopping with'itirhtor of Mansfield avenue, for an ex-
Q' on Rowan street, have return- tended visit.
totheir home. ;
The Home Guards did not drill last
. .150 Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ:
5} m will meet at the home of Mrs.‘
ifirthur'u‘orehouse on Cove avenue to
W afternoon at the usual time.
and it .is‘ said that ihis will be the last
drill outdoors. as they expect a favor.
able rcply to their‘request to the gov-
ernor for using the Norwalk armory
for their drills once a week.
0! ~Friday evening at the parsonage
d tho'Enat Avenue ll. E. church the.
all“! election of officers of the Men’s
.13"! of the church will be held.
. ‘, __
Dr. George llittklss of Boston, Mass.
la“ a meeting which was held by the
Illntilullf‘i board of' thc state at Hartford.
The rain and wind today made walk- with Holcomb. presiding, was
”was Washington strért hridgu -“"“"""" Dr; ""0“ E
I latter of quite a little effort. the ”“H' “h” i” ‘0 Ni” ”‘0 army, as the
. sweep of the Wind from off the Sound physician oi' thtI soldiers' home.
ta ng l . . _--._...
quites rong . The flooring which had caused the.
delay of at least a few weeks in the
completion of the new addition of the
Center school. arrived in town yester-
day and it will be unloaded today.
which will now muse the work to pro
jcoed on ilu- road to completion.
(luv.
to suct-m-d
St. Agnes Giid of‘ (thristJtcui-ch will
meet on Thursday evening to make
Ital plans for thi- lloliowc'en social
. j which will be held at the church next
Nonday owning.
Quite a few members of the May
'94.;‘01' ‘Irok and Luth'l-t' tinipaziy
.wsnt to the company's headquarters 2:06:27 '12?“ ”Tfi’m’hm “'“hJ'T‘
hit fléning to lw fitted out for the”; “1‘“ ‘onsdih leh 31w“: 9:} m
“m which was to have bu-u held more a m” 9' nt ? at]
today.
.lorwph Sellcck of Scdcwick avenue.
___.___ iwim was rushed immediately to the
‘ The East ,Nm'walk improvement As- llO-‘Dilfll. was initen home yesterday.
lactation will not march today as the feeling a great a“! improved. At ‘2,
. Liberty Loan parade has been p08,. hospital it was stated that the clams
_ potted. When the pantie is ['0 be held had caused ptomaine poison. which
however. the associution will follow “we“ ”‘0 “"Vm” spell.
, , the same program that been
, mapped out for today.
i First Selectman G. M. V. Schlic'hting.
who is a member of the berry »
it is expected that in white 0! Hm inlicommittee. is doing all that is within
demont weather the meet,“ 01. them“ power to maiie the bond a success
Ladies? Aid Society of the East Area” Dar-fen. Yesterday Mr. Schllchtiniz
nus M. E. church will b? held as “Hullsecured twenty-cute more subscribers
this afternoon. Sewing for the Red?!" the loan and now the, clock has ad-
“ no“ will be done and it is hnmdfvsnced to the ositoooo ma‘rk and Judg-
, ,, that there will be a large attendance?!“ from the rapid strides which h“
. ‘ ibeen made in the last few days it
Two aeroplanes were reported as:loolts as if Daricn will ovcrsubscribe
. ”VI" been seen last evening flying her share of the: Liberty Loan. If is
‘ towards New York at about 5 o'clockflamo anticipated that by 3 o'clock today
flier were quite high and both appear— 7tho “23'000' which '5 Darien's “I‘M"
to be biplanes. One of the people ment. will be subscribed.
nw them raid that the drone oft .
‘ ' motors could be heard quite clearly!
gyhen the wind blew towards .\'
had
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The parade which was-to be held in
ON'alk-INorwaik today has been postponed
. , ,until tomorrow afternoon owing to
The Nanorial Development Com-,lnclement weather.
y'ls'plnlt on Strawberry Hill and , mm
,. street, the latter being tho‘
, ~ TESTE f
‘. ,accepted street of the city’s, is D AND PROVE"
, completed, and with the ecep
“a few final touches, may be said
, Wed. it will open for rear?
harness. it is expected in a short
r—~_.._
There is a Heap of Solace In Being
Able to Depend Upon a Wall-
EarnOti Heputltlon
For months South Not-walk readers
have seen the constant expression of
a [praise'for Doairi's Kidney Pills, and
_— x
,, :done in this locality. What other
‘ Down. Embankment on um'medy ever produced such convinc-
fl‘when Gears Were W gill proof Of mil“?
large sized Republic truck, m: Hrs. C. Pettirson, 41 First street.
. t of the Rogers-floors Cu- l‘a’st Nortvalk, ‘says: "i found Doan's
. of Stamford. carrying h bl"! Kidney Pills ‘an excellent medicine
,‘dluhinory, toppled over the and just as mints-entail. I was out;
- = to! Norman Hill. rest-um toil-vim nervous mils and
.ahant-noon. Thomachino wasnwklrhsyowm badly diaordOnod.
min mammal-smacked allllwu
_'ltomohlneryitearriodwuf~lhgmlambkwhcnaomomad—
_ flu York.
distillation-nearing“, or'flleyII-ltlr relieved manna bo-
gilll..tnsdrivormagsathoguu.fsoalsqall otkidaoyttaw
. ~ “hymn-turke- tit-ril- ." (Stat-nut given
when“. Mmm.d
1.! d the truck
0
tin-limitation
by. rum walkout-anti; “I Milli-on has from kitty
m ;~lahtfiq .1 phonemes-stato-
-, renown-«m
.lfl
' t
’ tum ovum: 10 L.
i in ”5.090.
_ ions at all had appeared at the hull
,an engine which they will use, in cut-
night, but will drill on Sunday, instead,‘.tinx up several acres
ton Hotel in Stamford. Sunday. and,
OR \TRUCK TOPPLEQ. ngn read about the good work they have ‘
iviaod no to try Dean’s Kidney Pills. ’
horn and cola-s sci 1m rm. rum'
w
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At. 10:39 this "I“; Dari?! had
overanbscribed her M41 £121,000 ..
‘ This tau-at accola-
plilhmt as it m be m I.“
the town, as on Mr than“
when the mom Loan mun-i
had called a special hinting at the
Town Hall tor the bond hardly an!
4m
Mrs. Anna m is WM
museum.
“-
Many here attended the military'
and it was thought that the hood I: “n at Wutport. s iy.
,would not be half as successful as it
ihastnmedoutto be. The local com-
;rnittos are to be praised for it was
their hustling which caused not onlv
1 the bud being subscribed up to its air
jlotmenf but going over its share by
[335,000, so Darien can new claim to be
tin line with its sister town of New
Canaan.
i Mr. and ribs. Carpenter of Bradlcy
[street have moved to Port Chem N.
Y.
Bivlrin Grlrdania and family have
ileft town to spend the winter in New
York.
Ira. John Portal: has returned from a
ifew days' visit with Mrs. George Browui
in Norwalk.
g V
Mr. and rMa. Jules Chlnberinin
have returned to Brooklyn, after two
weeks in town.
1m W~nmv~ ow
9.“
A little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr. and lira. Funk DeGeorge. ol
Alan Williams of 'loitencke has the Upper Pariah.
been on a business trip of a few days
to Detroit.
Mr. and rhis. Frank Cobb and chil-
dren left town Saturday to spend the
winter in New rm. ‘
Coxswain William l'inknev. if. 8. NH
11., who is on duty on a mine—sweeper,
has been spending a short furlough at
1his home in Rowsvton. '
Nordcld Grange will entertain dole-
zatlons 7M several neighboring
grangcs Fri-y evening.
Raymond, Street I: Son have bought
Mr. and lira. Walter Potter of Guil-
ford, are. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John?
P. l-‘itch of the Upper Pariah.
A successful whist and dance glveni
by the Norwallt Thimble Club was cn~i
toyed by many at the town hall Friday:
evening. .
*4
Ilia- l.ulll Adams of Bridgeport la vie I
lting lint. Frederick Toquct, who to_
spending sometime with her father.i
Wilbur Bturgoa of the West Side.
of woodland
which they are planning to clear and
sell for firewood.
Vernon B. Chittsnden. son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. Chittcnden, ot_'l'oken-
eke and Brooklyn, who onilutotlinthei
American Ambulance corps and was
sent to France, is now on active duty
in the field service,
Mitts .\'. E. llurst of the Post Road.
who is associated with the chtpirt
colony of artists. has a painting on
exhibition in New York, which is to
be sold to aid the Red Cross worl' its
was another which she pointed anti
exhibited last month at the Silvcrminc
Ir. and Hrs. John L. Bhrlveley and
children at Laconla. N. ll.. are enacted!
in town this week for a few days‘ visit!
with Mr. and Mrs. G. Warren Bradley}
of Bradley-treat. and Min Annie and
"hm"? __~__‘ __ Iias Al|ce rites of oosmy street. i
On Saturday afternoon at l o'clock-f
CANAAN many friends and: relatives attended
l _ the wedding at ”when. 0! Mr. and»
um. Thomas w. rmdweu, of their.
oldest daughter. Bessie Louise and
Hartford 0. Wilson of Huntington 1
mar. Raymond Cunningham perform;
in; the ceremony. The best man wasf
the bride's brother. Frank Treadwcll‘
of Southport and the ushers were Barf-i
lett Williamson of Weston and pt. ‘
A. J. Granary has m...“ on the nick :MncNatnara of New York. The flow-or-
list. [Kiri was little Miss Ruth l-‘arwell. s‘
niece of the groom, and the house dec
Mr. and a” ”9n”. Lockwomr have iorations, wore of lavender and yellmvl
returned to Stamford for the whiter. jchrysanthemunrs and WW!“ 10"?“
k ________ lpredomlnntlng. The bride in a beauti-
.\lrs. S. H. Lounsbury is entertaining“!!! trained gown of white crepe meteor?
her aisternMrs. David Blrge of Bristol with 811"? front panel. wurin'g WWII-j
.__"_.__. ' and carrying a bouquet o'f white roses.
was given in marriage by her fathom
and attended by her sisters. Miss Ruth;
Treadwell. as maid of honor, in invert-j
ider/charrneuse. carrying yellow chrys-
Fred Miller is (ailing a business‘anthemums, and Miss Katherine and
course at Lee's commercial school at liMiss Sarnh Trcadwell. as bddeamuid.t..
Stamford. in yellow taffeta gowns and carrying;
H. E. Harmon of Bridgeport spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Watts of New York is spending
a few days in town.
James Muller of New Canaan is ill at,
the home ofhin daughter, Mrs. S. 8.»
Wood, on the Post Road. near Darien.
Miss Margaret only of Stamford witsiwedding and reception. Mr. and Mrs."
the guest of Miss Harriet Cummings |Wl|son. amid the merriment and eon-i
Thursday. :gratulatlons of the happy party, doH
- _ {parted by automobile for a honeymoom
the oidviuhsxoned dances will be re ,trip. Many beautiful sins were ”.2
sumed in Odd Fellows' Hall this Thurs- {ceived
day evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. ii. .1. Davenport have m ems W3
i
closed their summer home on Formal
Ridge for the season. I “in“ mm AND
Miss‘Cntherine Cahiii of New York p
was a. recent guest at. the home of Mr ‘ 810’ [m m
and Mrs. John Davenport. . A
save Vour Hair! Make it Thick, Wavy
Ind possum—"n, 'Fhlsl
Thin. brittle. colorless and man!
hair is mute evidence of a inflected
Mrs. Levi Weed and Miss trumpet-Iv; of dammit-that awful scarf.
Anderson were the guests of Mina, ,There is nothing so destructive to
Elizabeth Finch at Stamford. Thur» 'the hair u dandruff. it root the hair
day. ’0! its lactic. its strength and its very
l .
into: «Intuit! m a Marisa-i
Mrs. B. Chrystoi. daughter Rose; and
son. Marcus, are enjoying a vacation
with relatives in Brooklyn. '
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'lavender chryoanthemnmo. After thsg '
States? _ ‘
Anv man. woman. or
child who can earn and
save $1 a week can own
a United States Govern-
ment Libertv Loan bond.
You can do that much.
can’t vou'l You would
do that much. and a lot
more. wouldn’t van. to
save this country from
beintz ravatred and oil-
laced “bled white" by
the Germans?
‘ Your country is. in
dancer—in in at that
, dancer. Long ago the
Kaiser said to Ambassai
dor Gerard. “America
had better look out after
the war.”
We Are at War
We must ,stav in it
until we win it. Better
win it in Europe. don’t
vou think. than to have
the Germans come
lswarmine down the
street where vour home
is? -
That is what the Lib-
erty Loan is . for—to
raise the money which
must be had to save
vbur countrv. vour citv.
your home.
Will you out one dollar
a week into at Liberty
Bond? . ' .
More if you care. of
course. but the dollar.
anyway.
Act quickly—the time
truly find a place where
$1 a week bars “a bond.
~ amount/sauna. gnu. “.moftho'aulp, was
ummmmwm
alum Paced M m no:
in. uniting man."
In Waterbuy.nbolletMa their
bsr revolver. went through a one and; ,
aononuauoriultpaatitlu..m Octal-slime ‘ .
incandthrouh meahdonnum.mmanydrrgst.:m
am Iorcdallo. a ceramic work- let sonata. and arm the out as.»
pm.ucdmmatotoom. m oathmhairwt‘lttaloqtlatllng
allelic disljefon o doctor caliber,“ and little-Ii III“ is
called. rho-tin. ltwill m wnvy
ant-room. maintainability us tom the w
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tr an «out: sound. mantra; :- am. m
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