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NOR WALK-
SOCIETY
and Personal
NEWS
K.BANKS
-- Hotel Block.
loath Hamill
otvc’en Masks, 1]
allies anti Cards ior
lilii in Zidren
DQNN ELLY’S
16 80. min in.
norm: nonwaut.
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,e Norunik Savings Sm Eety is div»-1
' a Liizl‘r‘v Bond in its. window.
‘I mean: at adw-rtisfing the Lillertr
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l in Bridgeport the municipality is tak-
Eing action to break what is regarded an
to. "corner" in potatoes. The Bridge-
iport Hydraulic company has a crop cs-
ititm ted at 20,000 bushels, grown upon
iland in the vicinity of its reservoirs.
This crop was in danger of spoiling hr.»
license of ditllculty in cit-curing aumcient
Elabor to harvest it. Mayor Clifford ii.
:Wilson has taken city laborer; from
other work. and sent them to dig the
:‘Hi‘llitfl‘ti‘, which it is epected, will be
sold at a relatively moderate- price.
Titopian is expected to have the effect
of bringing down the 3(‘nr3‘uu.4 pr‘r. oi
potatoes in the city
l.iellt. R. ll. Buchanan, l'nil... by or
liiini in. and his friend, l.li utenant
Keith Kenyon, Kansans Agricultural
.. . '(‘lilieprtu itl't“ guests this Week of Mr.
fink have bf...“ ““de from Mr. i‘ur'mnuu's tantrum. Superintendent
1"”. Sum lil-z‘trly, who “Tm”; and lire. (i, V. Buchanan or tilinieity
M {tom Knickpltbopk” avenue to ’liww young men have spent the past.
My, __ Springtime mmfiwmdem summer in truining at the Marine camp
”(om Adymmfl at Port Royal. S. (‘.. land the [all at
._--h-- Qllitl‘litfé, Va. Young Buchanan will
scat join our boyh' in France and Ken
The rummace Filli' under the ous-
iynn will enter service on one oi our
oi the t.adie.~t' Aid of t'st .u. E.
rob. will be twill on Oct. 27,, an, 27,: war vessels.
the store. tornlcrlv occupied by the
uni Pharmacy. “335‘ Elsie iiill of West avenue.
. ‘._.c._._._.. daughter of the late Congressman E.
‘ tie a few tight fans are. going toiJ. iliil. will go to New York early in
Haven thin o-ventntz to attendsNchmbt-r to participate in a suffrage
Shea-Hughes bout this t-velling.:proteat meeting which is to remort-
Rood bouts scheduled ure .iohn-‘sttttlc against thd treatment of the sol“
finrtin vu. Johnnie Drutnmie. ifrttgc question and pickets gy the ad-
“ ——-—--— lministraticn. and also to request the
{A 'phone call last night from ihe‘taking up of the federal amendment at
w Union Hotel that three negrocanhe December session of councils.
‘ , - terrorizing the place, one of, -—-—~
m having a revolver, caused the Mrs. ilztrriet llotchkius of ‘Arch
i, W. to go to the place at mongol-eel. let't ycsterdny to spend the win-
/ - they got there, however t hplfilv‘i‘ in and around Jacksonville. Florida.
V I . -' had vaninhcd. it is believed. lire. Edwin F. liailey oi Pound Ridge
wthoy belong to the comp nt Ito-in n guest of Mr. and Mrs. William 05-
;terbunks. of 9 Orchard street.
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knowl .lohn Oetzel. district superintendedt
y, that oi the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea'
‘5 not, patient” a... long ,3 her “d. Colt stores in the western part of Fair-
all“ in not Brldtchort jail, was ar- iii-id county. who has been confined to
'5‘“ by omcpr Lockwood. hut night. his home. 30 Foster ,street, Danbury.
“I Ionroe street, for intoxication.
on maigned before Judge Vosburuh much improved.
do the down town court this morning.
‘30 was Riven ltntil noon time to get
out of town.
"of! Mullins. who drm't
when her home is, and who at:
The annual roll call of Norwalk
Lodge, X 709. Benevolent and Pro
:tective Order 0! Elks. was lli‘ltl lzlst
m. evening. :1 good representation of the
nlmnbcrs being in :"lttendnnCe.
”While driving his little]; tourinc c
In“ Westport avenue hill yesterday
.ntternoon about 1:30 o'clock, W. E. . .
kibble, of New York ('il)’. Inst COll- The W. C. T. U. will meet with My
to] of the machine whim it skidded longstail. Stevens street. Friday ““9“
the wet pavement at the foot of noon. at 3 o’clock. The report of the
mic curb, and the car smashed into the state convention in Middletown-will be
Mb, rbenklnz oi! one wheel. The dnm- read.
aged auto was taken to Belward 5‘. ,
nuttery’s gut-age in River Streetwherc A special meeting of Norwalk Grot-
’Wl" were made, N" “n“ I“ the to will be held in Masonic Temple to-
?" '85 injured. 3““ M" Dibble 3“" marrow evening to consider plans and
his partv continued 0“ ”‘9” Way ‘° set a date {or holding a ceremonial in
'5' York, 1“" evening“. the near. future.
Wm ””19“” "’ng “f" ”mm'i Mr. and .\lrs.'Flskc O‘Hara. with o
,und Saturday. vaudevllie a“d‘tnarty (.1 friends from New York were
‘ “ Retreat "l ”'9 GermanS. This the week-end guests 0! Mr. and Mrs.
. ”.‘dZI': "1’: “how" only at 3 and Fjiskc at their West Norwalk residence.
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COUGHS and COLDS During the severe storm yesterday
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, the large sign in front of A. J. Collins
Our Compound SVI‘UD & (3on store. on North Main street
White Pine and Tar
25 Cents
sidewalk.
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LIBERTY BONDS
You can buy bonds in three ways.
1. By full payment in cash.
2. By subscribing on the Govern-
ment partial payment plan.
2 per cent. at. the time of sub
scriptian. -
18 per cert. on November 15th.
in per cent. on December 15th:
40 per cent. on January 150:1,
3. galmbocribing on the Bank
payment plan. .
for a $60
$1 a week for 50 weeks
$2aweekforfitlwoohforo$100
bond
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bond.
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for two weeks by a severe illness, isj
blew on the building and landed on the
...Powell Corporation Mrs. Charles Heydrick or Brooklyn.
' ntturc was tossed about and smashed
”1-bit m a tow ion with «no more Mm death-ea
;'lro. Edward E. Mead and In. Wliv tool at water on their [trot floor-.1
liam Craig 0! 1 Educ avenue. The tolley trucks were undermined 50‘
~ ~-- that traffic was abandoned from early
W friends 0‘ Arthur chcnlaé ypiterday “layman until ‘his ncnfi
have received cards from him amne- lag and the damage due to the lins‘
.Whfle ill Spain. jamonmcd to thousands oi doiiori. i
: ————— § At ralrncld Beach five cottagesi
HIGHEST TIDE . 3were undermined and demolished.‘
IN YEARS “7A8 3while all piers and bath house: wero‘
IN YESTERDAY i W ‘
recited beyond repair. .
N ‘ Scavencers added to the loan at MllV
lord beaches. appearing alter the
storm subsided and carrying away in
The telephone company reported teams everythinz movable. A cordon
that quite a number of stations were 01 Milford 90”“ {3331” PM a MOD ‘0
out of order this rnorniur,~ and that ‘9 1001i“, but not before hundreds 0!
they were pretty well scattered doilars’ worth 01' good: had been aw.
around. The wind blew down a cult it‘ll- ' .
pic of [)0le9, it was laid, one of them VHF-'61:)“ record-breaking tide
in East Norwalk and the others at can-i.- or law the .‘Torwaik harbor in,
Rowavton. At Roton Point the dam-’rcal tfflr’fii yutcr’day alltermnon,a1ndl
age done there was quite extensive. made thinga ddcidedly uncomfortable
some. of the small trees at the point ‘tor milltuiacatrers and merchants who
being blown down i‘i‘ltl :‘lc br;d:e that Iliad material riot-e"! raj-where near the
the trailer trucks run on from theIwatc-rircnt. . 1
main land to the point was washed at“ The water roile up over the docks c .’
most constantly bv the water when the Norvaik steamboat company i
the wind and the tide were ilizhj
Water being blown atom: the l‘Oatl‘ceveral buildings in that vicinity. Ont
wavs near the vratcr front \‘.'.’lt' a com-[thi- Water street firm. of a". harbor.i
JDlOn occurencc and zit lml'lnnN 001i"- t'nc water flooded the docks, and it. i
incl!" the country ('in lii‘fliici'i)‘ ‘holvutittl the yard» or the l'lubbeil llall kl
wind, rain ml water mild“ it 11mm?” ‘ltauduil Lumber Company. A numberi
import-“'1“ i'"‘ a lii‘il"-"i‘=‘i“-n ‘0 "PM“? of small pit‘t‘ea' of lumber floated or! or.
“‘ifl'fl" liltc lid-21nd several big sticks were
. The title was about the highest that am, 5” Mom.
him lli‘i’n Ni‘t’ii in lb?” WW‘ in fully 'i he railroul traclu below ill; Writer
four or ”W .Vi‘iii'i’i. ”l" “7"” ""mmg‘streat (*z'os :Lntz Were entirely covered
nt least it loot or two u‘mve the t‘i’iflil‘imgh wait'l‘, n; m-rl- list) the tracks ill
lar high writer mark. Tilt: wm due '
to the intensity of the wind illlil the
drive oi the rain. 1
The rain ventet'dav nlzlde notion-
tion. which nliuht have been potsihte
in heme bOJIli, almost impz-svi“ie bi".
cause of the wav that ii urovc in in’il‘i
lidnheetx omlinot nnvthinr}.
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the local freight yard.
The win up country served to "tell
the Nora-nth river and llh tributaries-
;lnd late in the alternonn.'thq stream
rose- to a considerable height.
Signs. banners. and tings in all partn !
‘ol the town were made playthinga for
‘Ihe small-sized hurricane, and were
1 The velocltv of the [rule was em- ,
, , build in ~ . . . ' .
tillaLizeti by the way that the \Mrds‘uunlla 8” d1" all ’m by U” “9"“
that attempted to iiv yesterday were. .
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tt'raitid. Sv-Verul bilds were doom-d “91'1“" glam: uhow “Milo“ In
against buildings and trees and iniur— ”‘0 store "rm-"mm“ ‘ Sim- iii Wit”
cd or killed bv tile force of the mill-"“9“" “'“craC'iPd- in" did not break
; hi0" verilertluv. ‘ A pine "'9" in ”1“ yard of Dr. Samuel
1 High wind warnings \verc displayed.” Huntington in Main street. war
ulonz the count eariv yesterday and ”MW”! 0” "“31‘ ”if ‘0!)- and another
itlle mariners :eneroilv had a chance pine "'9“ in Sii’Vflis street was broken
to run for cover The storm came ”“3"” in half by "i0 118“! Winds.
truth the middle west and was central: Had Yi'fllt’rdBY's Storm hit town Sat-
over Wellington, l). t.‘.. and canned ““1“!”- Wht‘n iii“ MM of the. his tides
‘ Fillies all alone the Atlantic coast irom“”" dim ii is probable that a could
Virginia to Massacbuacus. lleavv'lnhh‘ "“10"“ of damage would have
rains, some to the fall of over an inch 'ht‘i‘n (30m. The Wind shined lute in
“cm ”i" "fit‘fnoon. however. and the morn-
;lng tide was not all high 324 it was ex.
‘ Umbrellas were turnPti inside out period to be. Had the wind remained
in more than one instance teeterdnv‘in the some quilrtel', residents living
.nnd window suffered quite it hit of‘near the :ahore would have had ll
damage by being blown in by the com-"’ataml by" this morning. to prevent
biped forces of the wind and rain. tilolllP of their effect: being carried oil
The lenve+ were stripped from thclhy the watt-r,
land a halt in the last 24 houn
Ireported by the weather bureau.
itreca with nentness and dispatch by.
1 Wind, Rain 3; (‘0., who did one of the U S. TRfiANSPORTS
best jobs that Norwnik has ever ne‘e‘nii “TILL BE DIANNED
' BY BLU EJACKETS
What Wind did not do Rain did. I
when they couldn't do a job them;
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Itlclven they joined compunv and went'
.111 it.
Limbs oi treeo, not VeTV\l:l‘.".'(‘ itjmt. naval personnel and the geenmlt—t
board is understood to have recom-
thc huts and umbrellas of passersbi' "Wild?"- ihiai ('nngz'w be united in
liecrmber to authorize an additional
who did not know what to make of , ), " n . '
the bonb‘trdment When passing ‘m_18ti.iu0 m n. ”Hm” {0" in? Derma-
. - ~- . - tilPlll mall lOICPS and 50,000 {or the
derneath a horse chestnut tree one: my ad of m, war. .
was reminded of what mieht occur in! With the transports tumod over to
London-when the shrapnel which had ‘2‘; Till)" Wins decidcdnto have th.‘
. _ 5 pp up our operate a cargo vea-
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1’9““ dischutcedlagninst. ‘3: "mild” lscis, including those curry‘ins supplies
bezon to comnhack to ear a..a n. for the armed lord‘s abroad Thus
A big elm tree on the property oflwns settled a question between the
Louis Svaary. Connecticut avenueriml'é‘ and shipping board which be-
was blown over, but did practicaliyimn “”1 "ii? MCI-”lion to build and
. ‘ commandeer merchant shipn.
"0 damage, In anticipation at today's agree-
Damage N0“ "’3 3M" intent the navy has been training mm
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 25,—The sum- especially tor the transport service
mer colonies along the water front Mid n iargé force is understood to be
’ e available now. Othera’ Will be.
from Fairlield to Millard beaches or trained. as rapidly as possible. So that
a mass M “m“ ”“53 (""01“ th"that only all existing transports can
storm which swept this section ot the be manned, but also the new ones
mnntry yestcrdav. Hundreds of tam-tnow building. These latter have
lites. forced to remain at ...e shore: be"?! ”i‘iicfiiaiiy' ticsinned oxidant" be
. i tllTllC aster than the sum or cargo
because of the. scarcity of houses nhmmlfl' TM?!” are planned for a
the city. are homeless due to the flood-‘ “my! of at. least cizhteen know.
inc; or demolinhnltnt of their cottages: - '
by the‘ high seas. Altogether damage
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estimated at more than Simmoo was I lnonlne ‘ ‘ .
done.
motions armour
'l'ilc Milford beaches so: not! most.
F C lil d
nearly a. dozen cottages brunt: under-
Liuonino takes that swlai talc-t out
'inlned or toppled over. Piers Were
01 a hard cold and renders It ham
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must be said in all inirneampopperpd
washed nwav, verandas torn irom cob
taxes htat withstood the waves. fur-
ngainst the walls, and debris litter!
‘hc streets and shore trout {or more
than a mile. Big trees were uproot-
ed at Walnut Beach, a «lettuce of
two hundred yards from no r Water
front, while theatres and building! To”. 1! lo the wt (omit; run
[or all terms of colds and n mmzlrlw
ble preventive for the more douse-Lou!
Mum complaints or adult-z and chil
dren. ‘ ‘
Have a bottle or Libertine handy at
all times-there's no tollln- what in-
-.=.:;:t it will be needed. melody on
to; cough: that. threaten. Min
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OPENS NEXT MONDAY
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Pauline M. Bee:
Philip Benjamin
lienry J. Bergman]:
Francig G. Bernard
TO LIBERTY LOAN '
Sewing,
Cook-
liob and bookkeeping. d.
elementary and advanced. c.
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Classes will be opened in Spanish
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iFAIRFIELD COUNTY
Frances Bernard
Thomas Brown \ i HOME BOARD MEETS and other academic subjects: if in on!-
Mrs. Abbie M. Cohurn f flcient demand. .
lnez crofm i (Continued m M 0”) ‘ Trained and experienced teachers
. have been employed far all claimed
Burweli I". Day . —-- N h l
, . o c arse wi i be made for books-lad
ERIN! E. Dibble ,Dischargerl to relatives .......... 8 supplies used. For all pupils: in the
. elson Dickerman ziimcharged to School for Boys... 3 advanced classes (section 2 above)
Hanan Drake tDiscbarced to School (or Girls”... 2 small deposits will be required as per
Charles Eckapellen Other‘l'ise discharged: table below. To each pupil attending
A. Howard Freeman ‘ House of (mod Shepherd ..... . 2 three—fourths or the sessions. atretum
. ' _ George, an, Republic.......... 1 of 82 will be made at the close of the,
Edward H.6ano Sisters at Mercy 1 term.
Gleason and My. ‘ Graduated ..................... 3? Mechanical drawing. . . . . .33.
D. Warren Horton] [31102131le tugTe'pOCt' lot. 1917... S7 Either commercial course. .. 3.
Mar 8. rri a e a. . m ' Orphan Sewing ........... ........ 3.
Mal-Quill»: "1:0” Asylum. Oct. lot 191m ........ 131 Cooking ................... 4.00
Si K ' . ' , iBoarded 3' St- ncia’ Orphan ; Advanced class in cookin:.. 5.00
. in etchan ; .. ,1 l , Asylum, not c med .......... 6' No classes will be maintained with-
Henry Jacob, v . Bearded in the Danbury Home. not reasonably lull enrollment. A
George H. Jones Oct. lot, 191 ........ Ii strict record of attendance and pro
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Sli‘iriofle lemon! Total .......... 398 and certificated of attainment will be
comb Elizabeth Lane 'l'otal on on :t of the Home, Oct. issurd to all who attend at least three »
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Carrie [-1. Petty ,
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