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bathing m5 mnrnapprttgat-td.» 110%? Ti'fdllj‘ afternoon, and it “data a target?
., and under-clothing are DUB! ii attended aim, an my of the rent
, wed and have . been iaructi for sonic-mg of the town had a great deal 0‘
little time past. The food its as good as interest in the company,
it always has been and while their
stomachs are nor pampered. lTli‘,‘ gen-
erally manage to get away with their
food in a good manner and don’t leave
‘CHYVMMKET‘
much behind them. They follow
N0. MAIN S:I|IH00Ver's advice to nleave a clean
I
An omcial announcement was madeI
at the drill yesterday of the HomeI
Guards by Captain Gordon that begin
ning Friday evening, November 2. the
Darien Home Guard: will drill once a
plate’ especially when they have some week in the Norwalk Armory. Friday
lining that they like especially. Thetwill he the drill night for the local
E!“— "“"-" Ilrio that imparted the above informa-iguudg.
W “1‘: hie-W“ .1133 i-nuw' !“3'0' Ilast. drill cf the season out down yes a»
, wants. rm. Skirts, Milling
“Quality Sh
scum NORW‘ALK.
MOWAY, 001'. w, 1917 ‘
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: We Specialize in'Coato'and Stilts for Small."
Media-admit women.
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W .tion to the reporter did so while they
13"?” hot looting it for a train back tci Yesterday concluded Dr. Herbert S.
. EAST tine Fort and it it is not quite accuratclarown'g service or is years as pastor
yin some spots they were having Domt’lof the Darien (Tongmgalional church.
w ill”! XVIII] the poor Bf’l‘lIle Whilt' If If ls‘and Dr. Brown had pancludlng mes.
'1 Earcurate ll ii a We‘ll good bit of new! Isagel to speak. which will long be we
}to go to the families of the man. Iluembered by the people of bile town
—-——-——-— with which he liars been so long identi-
fied. not only as a religion: but u a
civic community leader.
Many people lined the whore along
tlzv Hound after the storm and got
many bushels of'flrst-clnss oysters that -._ _._.._.
ihad been torn loose from their beds Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Ruscoe of the
flovf Georgelli, Tee-pie omcialtd at'Jil' ”A" ‘0’“? ”I “19 waves and cant Heights entertained on Thursday night
Christian ““01?- M19? "V87! DIE Slum! ”I"? in honor of Lawrence O'Donnell, tht
Lash yesterday. .arc. more. or less oysters on the short: retiring manager of the Norman
. _.fi,._.___ ibui iii the memory of the people who Ileighu Pharmacy. A number of young
atlas Ellen it‘fwright, 0f Ridgefield. “'6‘!“ ”I”? on ““ch and FM“? people were pment to wish MnO'Dow
mt Sunday tit-ill: Mrs. William B. and Win Saturday. gathering the ore nell lillCOEEfl in hilt new position. He left
“lthwll Edlie Avenue. 1twins, there has never before been SU'town yefilprdfly for Ms home at Sey-
n‘iuny. nor have they been of Huch line mour.
An important hieeting of the parish quality. (lilt- man went thr‘.‘ and in :2
Ill] be held at'Ghrls-lt Church this. even- start time gathered about two bushels
a; at 8 and all members of the parish and it hall and his experience war
are expected tbaliend. «bored by Illilny another. The shore
' ~— 1was literally black with oyster gzlthcr‘
An important parish meeting will beer» and before they arrived it might be
held in Christ Church this (Monday) said that III" show was greenish white
evening at 8 o’clock. The rector re- with orient.
guests a lull attendance. 3
4
penices at the Advent
‘—
A poster entitled “Food." hurl made
its appearance in the local railroad am
lion and on it,_lt has six rules for the
people to follow in order to help in!
the conservation of our food supply.
The rules dcscribcd on it were an fol
lows: . 1, lluy it with ”taught; it, cuolt
lit with care: 3, use lens wheat and
CHNIII IOI' HHVIHK III? IIVPS DIV IIIG'Ixupat; 4' buyr'local'foo‘d; S, MH'VP JIIHI
Mr. and ill-A. Clarence l. Pinch, of woman and baby in Fort litreet. laéllpmugh; ti, use what is left. And in
M Point Ro'adqentertained Mr. and Work; should be given to Charles Ken'large 19"?” at ”m end 0‘ the ”I" is
’5 Thomas O- 13””: M ”'35 TOW!» ny, the well-known puTnter. A“ l‘Y'3'Itllit-i sentence. Don't whom it. The
old Avenue, New Haven, for the week witnt-as to the affair states that mambo“. rules were «sent out by the
v Express Service at,
Freight Rates to
New York f
Save Steps, Money. I
._ g Food and line.
’. '3 In Ytitlr Kitchen _
I I Get a Hoosier Kitchen I
Cabinet. $1.00 delivers 2
one to your home. Sec .
tile- in our window.
Step in and let us deln I:
onstrate one to you. ,
if
Steamers Islander and Beard-
sley leave pier 45' ER. foot of
Jackson Street daily'except Sun-
days at 3:00 p. m. Freight receiv-
‘ed zt'Norwalk up: to‘ 5:00. p.m.
and at So. Norwalk up to 5:30
p. m.
. EASTERN TRANSIT LINE
INC.
Id. l ' ., it :n‘cbzluffmlr of the Massachusetts car Hoover food colilmilwion. and. as it can
‘ ' ’ can.» out of Van Zuni street and lurngl". ’1“““- they are very practical 0mm.
Jame» KHIPLW 593M119 P1309. who ed into Fort street. at a le‘f'd of about
jun been in the employ of the Bridge thirty-live miles an hour. Mr. Kenny Some person with u thy“: m hm".
. port office of ”the isouthern New Engv ear: the car and nrl‘ict-d the woman the ”mm and tingling ol PIN"? “Hm
. . Ill“! Telephone company h‘d‘s been wilt-tiling thc'baby carriage afrUFHIIIIt‘ took that liberty to “”5” his clawing
_ cxfifwiifen'fd to'thc local offices and an- Bllt'c’l, He caught the baby carriage between "H, hours of 1 and -_. ”7.1"”,
‘ tamed his dull»,- lhter this morning. and MM...“ it mi lIlP sidewalk just its'sumlay morning by hurling 31““,
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CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine room. by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gnu. Flue colour-chad: also Restaurant. Italian 1
Corner Monroe and cum 8!.
. ‘ “ ”I" a“'"’“°I’II" ‘I'l’lhed ”th “I‘d wa‘u'hIZt—(I rock through the plate glass will
. The MP" II (lass ”I II") East Avenue I‘m‘mm I” “ “"9 I” the driver I0“I"K'Idow of the store which Ill occupied by
‘_ I. E. church met yesterday and heard 0! ntrol and crushing into a telegraph 3'“. .\l.‘Wilic, the local painter, WIIOb‘.‘
. tsoitninlllrtetmnigzlh on the topic of pole. Mr. lwnny tried to assist Ih":plnt't‘ (,1 busing” la in ”1.. [,3an block.
_ . a man who a" llldll in lilrilIflhlunIng things out "°ll-‘ol-tunatt-ly~ the ”wk did‘not breath
it” practiced what he preached. The that he could proceed on his way. "e'anythlng in the store uhlle it fell from;
new” about ”II“ "“m “'3“ V”? 309"" did not learn the nnmt-it 0‘ 8"" "I ”whirl journey of destruction. Tliotttoml
Inhte at this time of the year. Jparllt’s Inn-trailed in the accident.
Wilber Smith, the well known bird
i
must have been thrown with! ter i'lvl
swing of the arm for the plan glass is.
a quarter of an inch in thickness. Thel
person who had the satisfaction of be i
stoning thin beautiful gift to the pro
'prlctor. Mr. J. Lanai). la not known an}
'yet. The windows were insured. ‘
'hlch is free and which is to he illus-
ted by a number of ntereoptlcan
Hides which have never before been
.. .
llurglars were frustrated by the ele-‘
memo from stealing Roy C. Lester's;
automobile from hilt garage some time
. luring \Vt-ant-ltlay night. They one»!
'( coded in getting it out of the building}
Itmctivc time is in store for those who
.luend. ' . =
. LIME.
~ I Elli evidently fearing to take
Herman Krinke. 01' ""50”“: X- 1-" Linatt Northrop. of .New "3V0": the house by way of the drive. underi
and Miss fiancee Kosmecki, of Vanlppent yesterday as the guest of Misstfml to take u out at the road aerosol
2am Street. were married Saturday bY‘Charlotte Lollntles of tlw Post Road :
the Rev. Marlin L. Steup, pastor of 8L;
““3”” German Lutheran Church in ' Wilfred Loundes, another of Dill‘It'll'J
‘lbe 9'95”“ 9” number 0“ friendsnons stationed at Port ergii'. npcnt
’M‘relatives. The attendants were ”51mm, with his parents.
George Krinlnea brother of the groom}
hall, hou'cu-r. so softened the soil that icompountl fracture of the right MRI
were obliged to abandon their booty
When Mr. Leatcr awoke Ill‘ was Indeed
1"“ “31‘9‘59” “39mm"? I“ Hubokenhum' Mrs. Lucca, on Academy street.
filter a honeymoan trip. t ' '
. ' . l Mls‘rl Pearl Grey. of Main street, will
‘An 39'0”“ League “0913' Sa‘IlefinfiIntlend a well-known New York school.
will be held tomorrow evening at Ike‘shortfy. itacl also ntiompted to get away with
film Avenue .\i. E. Church. when for} itllo car there.
fill. first timethilt winter or lftlii rapid-i p, ll. Barnet- 3; Company has purcllmvi
waning fall [0 hi‘ m0?“ accurate, the 'ed a lot of fixtures for store front Sher-
»fiMOrtb League will hold one of ltsfrmnett Company_
4“ on: social events. Thus-w who have‘. ”
for having been the means of prevent
- ' ntz its theft. There were lndicnliami
'cbout the plan. of J. A. Mucombem. udw
oining Mr. Lester's. that the burglars
’lho usual quarters of the Darieu
.Grnnge, in the Congregational church.
. . ’ ——-—-— Iprovcd too small to accommodate the
“if-“‘9 “"3th “"0"? WI", The Citizena' Savings Bank of Stam-‘crowd on Thuminy night, when the
Millions do .so tomorrow night and ford. has commenced foreclosure pm local grungers enteclained Rtppownm
I ' who have not SIWUI'I If! 3116 do ‘cecdinga against H. 6. Leonard. et “Mandi New Canaan gramgpg no then
”“0"“ '10! NOTOIOH. Igueuts and so the affair was held at the
mt. _ . i ——-,——~ {Herbalist church. About 120 were
evening I“ ”I“ “mm: when ”‘9' Frank Gorham 118$ 1935811 DTOerYIpreoent. The visitors were welcomed
goblins,'witchea, 997"” ”In" at 140!!! NPCk POIM Road, to II. 'R-Ighy Ray C. IA‘SII-l'. master of Darien
w
I to have a'good'time and see what from October 1, 1918, at.
. of they an do, especially at Halo of 3600.
on, will have their innings at St.
’ .tin. llrn‘. Eloy C .I..‘Hlf‘l‘, Mrs. C. S. Ma-
» Halloween party which is to be Richard I
Abendroth anti
« ‘ .. has been arranged and. the they spent with their friends and par-IF. Williams;
itteein charge has worked hard ents. I
who this a most ouccesoful affair. f
eral of‘tbe members of the Sixth» at
y. They. came here in such a "on to
, having but a athort time! to stay, 71,000.,
they left”! about as big a hurry
,{ came. They. they are too mod-h
‘9 M'Uhelt' Mum mnfloned- W .Ensineers of. Camp. Dev-ens. Aren‘and Harold at John blorehoule
that most of the damage done to Man. went a few hour: at the born-2‘ I I
. II"? bond '01 DRTIGDWOMI‘Ncw Canaan: (hint-natration in dintin
fguléilllng laying hens from the clock
“1 Tom. hits been repaired and can" yesterday mofnlng,
flityurenow safelyenocoueodin' .
which are well built an-l. .‘t'lcllolu Sandie. colored, a/‘rallroad
WW" l- mull «roam-.minm lam-mt toDr.
II ”a" Ifound the man, and Immediately noti:
:. lot. The heavy rain during the do} ”Stamford hospital. suffering with 3;. than she knows about herself." (
the car became mix-ed and the 'hIpvo’wn.»
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surprised to find his m.l(‘IIIlll‘ out in that 1 h w . b . ‘ ,, . q .
' ' ' police or Darlen have In a ednl which ant» 0 over only. o my tires. nu-
“ MIN-Um SChPOdf'f, Th? couple“ Miss Olive Earle is visiting with her .cld. but grateful to Jupiter Pluvluo’ p I
3." 0’ "W "lb" '01“ Who come Childs of New York, for two ycamlnrange. and then the toliowlng pro moment-x road: Solmans. Alden. to
a yearly rentallgmmwas tendon-d: Selection by Da-
nrlen Grange Quartottc. Mm. John Bun- mlnal Realty Company! to Abel Dance.S quarter of an ounce of freexonc. This
Harry combo and Visit hnet f‘raig' reading. B Cole 1% ac ' I
a ' ’ _ _ . . . .. . . . res. Tokenelte Corp to or cal~
III “I“ Sunday HCIIOOI room 01 Schlichtllll. stationed at I'D" “TISIII,'E““'0¢9 0! a. suburbgnjtc'g “far Gar. Wyntze‘l Pentecout.‘ Tokenelte Park;,mo'9 Q'l'l'y ham Ol' 30" com
Church. A “’0“ entertaining enjoyed a furlough yesterday, WhICh‘den." by School Superintendent Jamel! M'ard 'erian S
talk on “Future of Dairy Nicholtm. Tokenelre Park.
lShorthcrna in New England." by Henry
. ll. Cooke: tenor solo. "Song of tho Vilt- "REMEN'S FAIR ENDS VONWI‘IT-I I .
Dnrien‘s final for the Liberty Imndnx." by Rev. Charles w. ilarrctl of ' — ' tmh‘ 0"" "’9‘ “a ‘II' 'm'm" "n'
the close Saturday afternoon, wax‘mng mage- giddy-Mg on "you: Conger
. were ' . " I I
Y home 0“ “"1me 19" $300,000. this markers the over-allbtlcrip,t-aticn," by Rev. J. H. Moyt. l). D,, of in attendance Saturday night, at the L.
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;ern. by Brown Mall. Qackenbush. and llreet. Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. midi "cm”, t it
PM"? 1138'!“ 0' Comvfiny D. 301 a humorous sketch by Roy c, Lam rlomben of the city Council were int , am 0" I
. . t- hy its! wealth atom. which or Mr. and Mn. Joreph Lama, Sauna; William Flannim mot With a my mull flair and a roman-km .. 3‘
note of {hurricane than a storm .day, making his mum trip to thefpalnful and and accident at about 11 crowd is looked for. Dual!!! will bei E I“ ‘ "J P“!
o'clock Friday night. when he went) enjoygrl from pp. II. It” 1 o. I" and Iu W”; "I I
fcatcll the 11:24 train. While noticing music will H mm by Ivec’o can
an be was to cross the Post no“ at
m ‘0 one protection again-t notion employee. was waited with an the place where the dummy is located plcte arch-In.
and mu, Although they are I! attach of epilepsy Salinity. mint near the bridge and the Plum 1'me
_ that need all the maniac work 0|! the railroad, between thim Oflcor Bloodline: tulle duty. lie was: lie—That: biscuit- ‘II'O not illici-
fin all.» m Uncle Sam and Word. Dr. Harrison tum struck by a motoreyclr which-17a thou "MI! W “M ‘0 ‘mlv.
traveling in “om.“ m- ’M
and Anita mic.
1. menu. Pmorletm I
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TRINITY MEN'S CLUB non-:3. II
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he was coming out of the lunch wagon
and be looked in the direction of the .. .
dummy and there he saw a motor? This evening at 7:30 there will beI-
cyclm take: full but he did not think" “mm "mm“ ”‘ ”‘" ““b ‘“ “WI
. ' -club rooms. At S‘o'clock there will;
Ionyone wasplnlqred for the motorcycle, be a rehearsal of the minutreltt. to be'
was picked no and the rider wenliheld Wednesday evening. November
lrlcity. lilsillc real ..
Vacuumclcaner for
Seethis- wonderful
machine-ill ourwiu-
d0“!
away. He then said that he walked”?!-
over toward the dummy and stood on‘ Tuesday “mm ”‘9 committee. “‘r
the left - ,niuted by the members of the club.
corner "9W5"? II" dummy: will decorate the club rooms for tllet .
toward Stumford.‘and yet he failed to‘ Hallowe'on social. ' l"
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see anything wrong. all all he saw. was' Wednesday evening will be held the
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a piece 0‘ paper laying in the "madlnnunl Halloween social of the club.,
‘ nlvcn by the membertt of the club low"
“9" In“ little platform. 5° he d“ not; their friends. There will be music forI
b01159? 10 80 and DICK ll “9- Then Dancei dancing anti games. and refreshments I
said the tint he knew that someone: suitable for llnllowc'cn. Those pre-l .'
was hurt was when the ll o'clock train arm will come in costume as far llr‘I
came .in and the people who came all: DOWN?“
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. ‘ His ADVANTAGE.
lei Dance, who in turn notified Dr., ' I
‘loxon and Flannigan was taken to the: “1 know more about that woman I
"How can that be. possible?"
“Basil . I know she isn't
Stamford police were notified. but; but aheydoeon't."
inltor a twat-ch theycould not find thel'
.motorcycle'drlvcr. The only clue the
Some men prefer any load of in-
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at Fair Price.
of taxation. however light.-—Syduey
was broken oi! the motorcycle in the, Smith
taco-idem.
still solid? ~
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Tells Why a Corn is So Painful and i i
Says Cutting Make: Them
Grow
Pres: an electric billion and you
form a contact with a live wire. which
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‘crty last week with mortgages of 826,-
650. For the fourth week of October,
1916, there were two sales and men
gages of $4,900. [Mt week's transfers
follow: Butler. Oliver R... to state of
Connecticut. Noroion Heights; Coreli,
(l. J.. et al. to W. L. Schryver. Kings
highway; Danknm. Sarah‘E., to Emma
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Anna D. Williams. 5 Mile River; Sea EN“ get a shock of mm. . . .
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which merely‘mnlres them groundnut.
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