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rge fleet, of U. 5 government!
,, bound for New York elm;
. through Norwalk, Saturdst. 3,
special meeting of the Woman's‘I
~ of Trinity Church will be held in
Guild room this evening at 7. 3i?
,. Robert E. ePrdue now Captain
Pcrdue. leaves tomorIow for Fort
urpe, Ga. when he will go on
3 a duty with the medical corps.
have finallv received a nice line
‘ lolite wrist vsatthes. be sure
I” them at l)0nnell_'-' s, it} South
street.’
.Chrinopher Schultz of Bridge
East Norwaik, motored to
Devens. Saturdav plant to see
ion, Herbert Price, Hells report
be in the best of health. 3
tor Thomas 'Robins has been
the contract for laying a con-
uidcwalk in front of the Lauder
in Washington street. The prop-3
is to be improved and the change
be one to be appreciated when it‘-
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change in postage rates. to pro-
!" the government's war fax 09
elective on Friday nodt. On
gum that date, letters will cost.
cents each for mailing, instead of
3 but. Letters mailed for delivery
uni routes will cost two cents
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. various classes in the First
3' qist Sunday school in South Nor~
are now the proud owners of 3
Liberty Bond, this bond having
. taken out for the Sunday school
- by. Each class will be respon-
‘hond. As far as A" known this is
llrst Sunday school to take out a
exander Dixon was taken to the
lit hospital. where he now is
3 in: the bullet entracted from his
are under arrest for the row of a
ago Sunday morning in 'the col-
. club on Water street. The cases
:Dixon, his brother, and fro Ander-
: are all continued from day to day.
3 all three men may be arraigned
their cases heard together.
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the reconstruction of the Golden
on Washington strt-i-t, Thomas
. . tbe-lccnl contractor. Is cniiilt'tl
t. credit for the ability shown tr:
t was hardfly believable that
‘- cbnnge could be made in the no
of the building. and Mr
skill is reflected in the prone-ti
we structure now occupied by
ett-RikervHegeman drug store
Golden. Several other parties
emplating changing their busi-
- its into unto-date buildings.
orgasm coins
Our Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
25 Cents
- ”Powell Corporation:
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3'and cuts by ludge Voshurgh
‘downtown court this morning. He paid 3
'oilice in the capital from Washington»
.(onftrmeti lthe dH‘llroli
‘ed in teaching French to American discualwd
soldiers
. for its portion of the expense of ,
, handicapped by inadequate far“ I a street. died in the Norwalk Hospital
Dion was one of the three negroes ‘
l“ .t. t-yte Ray'mond. of 31 Clay strec-
enemas.
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3 ' All Our Poll Suits Remuked for Elective Clearance
33; IV E WS most nxrnaoamssnv—sm so :25 co and 33,; 00 Values
‘1 All Specially Priced for This Sale at
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A Tokenskc Engagement. 3 $ $ :
i The society columns of one of the 10.98.19.98'27'00
. lircoklyn newspapers has the follow
, , ing regarding well known residents of f
51‘9““ to introd “" 3" ”"9“, "l W h“ "n“ Tokeneke: Another of the interesting I 57"”
for 158“ Who Wm 010 With all the W 0‘ pronounced engagement“ of [hp (.1! "5 mule pub. ‘ 33 ..._.[:.. -WH‘. 7 A r RC: Junta!
style, he by Professor and Mrs. newts Pi. Pil- ‘ / “Whirl/{(15,- Opened
3 “ cher of 275 Clinton avenue, announcing i ,
The curve of the back, the curve of the front, the curve of the m engagement of 33“ 3’ daughter mu
lapel-every Pout m ‘ Pout 0‘ mm “’1“ :Martba Louise Pitcher, to LieutenantI
\ The color" “tum m way” m wry on. the m of get, ‘3 Lloyd P. (‘hittenden (I! 129 Columbia}
ting away from the commonplace 'Heights. Miss Pitcher is a granule of? , ‘
Fri 15 3 ' Packer and a senior of Vassar collegez;
a“ U 0 $35' vi.ieufenant Cbittenden is a Harvardi -- A“-.. _._ _.,- _ . .
d .\'e Y k l h l ' t ~— ~- —-» ,3 .- -_.___.....,-,. ,.._ -_ _.,, W, ”M- _
an w or raw he 00 man . W“ hnapp. Mariorne Randolph; Miss planted and lttpt the weeds from file
-prusent .t Spartanburg. Both Professor:
Pitcher and 'R. Percy Chittenden are
widely remembered Brooklynites. Mr.
Cbittenden having been a Poly man of
1885, The Chittendens come of well-
known New England-stock. Mrs. Cine!
tenden has been a leading figure in’
Rogers 8. Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
“15. Joseph Murray of Lowe street. woman's club work and is now presi-3 W. A. Bradley was the guest of his
. . . . Rolls m IHE dent of the Brooklyn Womanis club. .
on tht 19th. Mothe and daughter and) ‘mother on Smith Ridge last week.
doing Well. 3 Boy scours I 7 3 Miss Ma ' Ca r ll f Brid
__ 3_ . t , 1 Auction Bridge Party. A '7 ' ° ° “99°" ‘5
—— . 3 visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Linde.
"“ "' "‘ Mrs. C. '
Permits have been issued to lost ~
{Tartar l'Oi an addition to ‘Iis barn‘zn > H' Aisthorpe 0‘ Scaview Capt. Raymond Streit ”ppm ‘3“
Ferris avenue and to Janus P Punzel avenue minimum! at auction bridge Sunday with his family in New Can-
for Wirinl at Chtstnut “we! . Saturday afternoon. there being twelve nan.
‘ ‘ tables of cards. After cards refresu- Mrs. Nathan Green and
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A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. bouts H. Hall is
week at Bridge-ton. N, J.
spending a
son spent
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~Eon't 3mg“ 3,", thquemdf' meals were served. The prise wln- 3st Sunday at their phrce at “hit?
dance at Music Hall. bv Ladies' Au», “‘3‘” were “3 follows. Mrs. ROM" a: Shade. 3
iilary, Mummpfl” 3393330“, Wednes-, . “by, Mrs. Waldo Raymond. Mrs. ii‘red irs. Archibald Busby and son spent
Thompson, Mrs, Morgan (l, Maren. the weekend visiiing friends in Mon-
: Mira Nary Lyon and Mrs. Frank Goo-i ticelio. »
child. The house was prettily dec- ll. L. Stoficitl was busilt engaged
orated and a very enjoyable afternoon Tuesday, moving household furniture
was spent by the guests. jto New York.
. m... Samuel Booth Kuil has sold his 3300
Maroon: Bottom. ;biack horse to Ouch Bouton. “PM
‘ Miss Philomena Roftonc and Julian Scott Corners. -
‘ . . Mrs. Keith Warren has returned
Maronna, were united in marriage in from Boston to clone her house on
St. Mary's church this morning, at. Park street for the winter.
10:30 o'clock, by Rev. Walter McCrann : Dr. and Mrs. l. E Lat-‘etra have
Miss Josephine Buttons '” br‘dfl' closed their country home and gone
5!“ ”333 h a" [mu (amm- an maid. and Joseph Manucbto, acted as ,0 x“. York for the “m".
Iwhlch reachtd a successful conclu- b9“ man. ‘ l Mr. and Mrs. Tondore Saunders
haw, given up their dwelling on Plant
appeals (Cr Harold Elm“: C”“' ”H fiion Saturday night. total Boy»
William lurk and Jams Eduard Scouts s .(cndul in Hell n" uubm-rip— Miss ida Beyer. daughter of Mr. and “.9333", and moved m "39‘ Davenport
Mrs. Henry Beyer. of 184 Grenwicb m“
Daley. TiItse appeals WPII‘ taken on
industrial grounds the appellants be- "‘2‘ thmourtting ‘” a" ‘0 373’ 5W-
t t e on set of the drive. the Nor- “on“. 'fl‘ muffled m Chg-.1" Wood Harmonv Dodge membgm and all
of 185 Greenwich avenue. Friday. at Masons in this vicinity onjoved the
in getnpioy- 'rt of munition iactozies in i Walk scouts llannrd ‘0 raise ’50 000
at the Beyer boost. by Rev. Fellowcraft Club smoker. held In the
Bridgeport. that a“, marl: “33 [mm on Thu”
day. Th: boys deserve . great deal' - 30 p. In.,
0"“ 1" d’a‘h” among Masonic Temple, Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie 1. Ciowe left last Sat-
ll: credil for their excellent worn in Clark Y.erks
o. campa m’ their relatives. it was :- quiet wedding.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. one _
0‘ Many Amer mm who have (1 vote d 39;: filming}: walmlay'g‘m: Miss Mary Cunningham oi Norwalk urday. in comvanv with Mr. ant: Mrs.
themselves to relief duty in Flam-.e at whith time all mung regarding was Miss Beyer'a attendant. The Thomas Flvnn oi Bridgeport, or a
is doing splendid wrrk, it is report- the work done by the scouts nutrbc groom's best man won his brother. two weekn' than to Washirfgton.
Charles Wood. who came from Fort The jubilee gift of the Woman's Mi!-
Wright for the cor-.ernony ”Stamford elonarv will be given in story at the
Advocate. Congregational Church, next Sundnv
'--- evening. it will be illustrated by pic-
Pirst Lieutenant Jesse T. Dunbar, tures.
of the Thirty- fifth long island Sound Gcone P. Smith celebrated his 701b,
Cicmplny. enjoyed a short furlough at birthdav. Sunday, at his home on Hoyt
shame in Cranbury over Sunday street. His son and dauttbters and
tiny evening. O'ct. Bis-t. 3
John Crayn arresttd for intoxication
.and breath of the peace was fined sit)
in the
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DRAFT APPEAL CASES DECIDED,
HARTFORD. Oct. 29.~ A teIegI—am;
was received today in the u'xecutive;
President Wilson had
of [)istrici
Board No. 'i of liridgepott in the case
of Joseph Henry Gottschallt. and had
It versed the bcurd'. d ciaion In the
stating that
BOY SCOUTS RAISE $72,503.
onus—-
MRS. T. R., JR. TEACHES FRENCHH
“over there." Mrs. firms:- 3
velt conduct. clas. es nightly in Pa
ris.
J HOSPITAL NOTES.
_ amen Kaiser of 12 .II t
“'Llllnm sump. son or the Ambassn and 33mm, Wilde 3,, 6;"1§;1:3:$;3:'
dor to France is a worker .n ”19 avenue. Ch. cago. werr/ admitted Sat-
lleld. it is said that all oi the work- 3 “may
ers. those in the field Psltf‘f‘iall)’. "P Wu f . armie i'nl'e. of £2 Meadow
and supplies, "“30",” 33
- "“9"!“ “l“ 0’ 5‘59 iiilth street, ilcutenafit Dunbar returned to his do their c ildren were present to extend
REMEMRER! FOOD WIVLL WlN‘ Illrmklyn N. Y., was duphargm Sa'- ties at Port Terry, N Y this moml congratulations
THE WAR ‘ ‘ ““137. ing W Samuel Ravmond of Hovt street
' “mm,” hm“ 0f Broad street " - is confined to his home with a lacer-
Th“ mm! “0mm “ h“ “7" 3“”“8' a“ wa‘z‘ssg‘srf". (leggy 0'2 Snowden 3““ JOSPDhlne Rice of New London. ated eye. ‘ A small stone found its
Cili'ivfiSSPl'S voluntaril) 111 ll]? Food av.en11e W3 sadmitzted today. “it”! Marie Boyle of the Bronx N'e' way under his pveud and begun l0 Clll
PM!“ ("rd campaign a" "“1”“ m- V _. York city. and Miss Mildred DeRtrssl, into the eveb‘all An operation was
aired to remov’e the stone that
courazed hv the reception they meet. Winfield MacW liltney, who has b0?“ of W est New York N Y.. were guests req 3
it armor is inspiring to feel that in spending the summer with George C yesterday, of Miss Mary Morelli at her had been causing all the mischief.
this wet the cmntrv is backing lh“ Comstoclr, at Rosendale farm. has re- home in Union "gm Stanlev Sammie gave a birthday
boys in the trenches quite as well as “L n' d to M" horn! in iiighbridge \‘ew party to ‘ few of his friends on Tues
in buying a Liberty Bond. And now 3 k m take up new mm”- it beinz Stanley's"
our hovst reallv are in the trenches
as reported veeterdav in the papers.
The attrmnl ”I: be n8 mcde to will has returned home from New tori- ble position with “The American Hat-
every house in the country at the rc- m, arm- a visit with relatives. ter.’ He will enter upon his new staif
quest of the United States Food Atl- dutiet on November 1.
ministration and et‘eryone, man or wo-
man, who handles food is being ask-
ed to stun the simple pledge as far
as possible waste will be eliminate.
'.=. Ire time i~x short. anv who cannot
Maurice Montgomery Csrew. latc day afternoon.
clothing man for the New York Daily ninth blrtrdav.
‘ M“ wank?" 0‘ Livingston “"99: News Record has accepted a responsl- lrwin Wood. Kenneth Sammie,
Stevens and Alfred Parson. Games
and refreshments enlivened the af-
ternoon.
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iAlii “CASCAAHS” ll
lilAllAlIlll, BillllllS
u.iiugler Albert Smith of Camp Dev
. Ayer. Mass, is spending a fur:
lougb at his home in Norwalu.
.nct comedv "Saltv Luna." with nblclt
the season of the W omen's Club will
‘opcn on Friday, Not. 2, follows: Mrs
Hoffecker. John (Hunt; Mrs. S‘anley
it} reached are» :31de to communicate : idmfcnant Frank “run. Of the U S. i Mead, L90 Randolph' Ml‘lfi Shutcs l
with the Chairman of the Food Ad- . Q Dental Corpspentsundly at the home John Randolph. Miss “"319 )iacin
A”, mllolmlfll I Randolph. Ml's mm
of his father in York street. 'tyre. Mrs.
ministra'ion Committee in Norwalk to
ena Tavior.
'school pupils to add another act
Those present were '
Mark 3
The cast of characters for the two- ‘
Alett‘e Rankin, Aunt Penelope; Missurplng their profits. (in this to.
Florence Mead, Vivian. Aunt Pene-‘ their duty was to atack the corn, etc..
lope's daughter. The play Will be giv- and a great deal of fun was extrscb
en under the direction of Miss Lot-ed from the homely task. The girl.
\ Khad brought lunch and the boys fur-
in all 720 men paid 3. Newark agent "WW“ “1" ""1 4038:" WM”): how-
3 Whom spent $4.08 for fan. to Hal ever, were cold dogs by the time the
timore. and then found no job'await- 9“"7 reached ”‘3‘ part of the menu,
in: them. The following were from bl" they were none the ‘9“ “”10”“
New Canaan, who k." here Sunday for that, and after the exercise of
afternoon and arrived back on Tue», work in the 099" the workers had 8
(lav: Charles Sheldorfer. Lewis Brown; k9?“ appetite. They may 199‘ ”out”
John Kennan, Riley Hogan and Thom- of their work at the Farm: ’0'” "1‘
as McGrath. The men reached Balti- DOWN)?“- corn. 9““- have '9" “'9‘“
'more. Monday. on a special train from their painstaking efforts.
for the advertisements being placed.
in the Newark and New York papers i
not A R swift land on the Rose- .
bmk Road Mm K933“, m 33 B. EItlIer Fell or Threw Self -
on Track.
STAMFORD, Oct. 29.—~Estalle Doe-
achcr. 27 ycaIs old. daughter of
Charles Doc-sch” of Yonkers, N. 1.,
was probably fatall hurt at th l
al. 33., acres at the lower end of South; railroad station yesterday. Sh: if;
avenue' Andrew J. Nutting to C. E i been taken from the private sanity
rium of Dr. Frank H. Barnes here for
i an automobile ride and at the station
fell or threw herself in front of II
noe Hill: C. E, Dartt to Anna R. Hoyt. vous trouble for seven Weeks, accord-
house and lot on East Maple Qtreet: : ing to Dr. Barnes. She was taken to
Newark, believing themselves emu ’
pioved bv the Curtis Aeroplane Com- STAMl-vflnfl quAN 3
Skinner's arrest is sought in Newark
but he cannot be located. l
Thaver. 16 acres in the Slivermine'
district; Sarah P. Benedict et at. tot
Dam. lot on South avenue and Harri.
son a reet: Rebecca M. Scale to Her-
the Stamford Hospdal. Her pm at.
James Scofield to the Stamford Wa- and her sister who w,” with her at
ter Company. about nine acres, Dan-
pany, which proved to have no branch
in that city. A man of the name of
The following warraniee deeds} BY M0VINfi TRAIN
have been recorded in the TOWn3
the Stamford Water Company. land3
3in Dantown district; Sarah Browning,
bert S. Miller. 12 acres, Cascade roe-1:8 moving train. One hand wen cut off
Marv C. and Phillip G. Gossler to Jo- and sho was otherwise hurt. Shot .
the time of the accident refused to
town district: P. S. Dawless to Jane “”0““ ”'9 “59
i. flawless. house and lot Green avc-
Charles H Skinner was responsible
Clerk's office: Forrest Macnee to Ma-3was at Railroad Station 3”
ct ai.'to Ethel Douglas Scnaefer ct‘
seph i-‘. Muiqueen. jr., house on Ca-t ”3d bit?" under treatment for a ner-
nue; Eva C. Craig to Leonardo Bru‘
Collision in West Avenue.
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netfi. house and '0‘ 0" 3“ e t A Ford truck. driven by Donald
street. gWaite. of 1397 East 17th sim‘t. New
own," the um {mat is on the York city .srnashed into an automo‘
" bile owned by the City Cornice &
Skylight company. and driven by B.
Bernstein of West 35th street. New
York city. yesterday afternoon, in
West avenue. near the Armory.
No one was injured in the accident.
and neither car was seriously dam
aged. Officer Jarvis S. Murray lave»
.tigated but made no arrests. The
matter was settled between the driv-
ers of the two cars.
pumpkin and the corn is in the shock
seemed a 'fittinz time for Center
to
their part in the food conservation at,
the Town Farm. Tuesday afternoon;I
accompanied bv Supt. H. W. Saxe and,
Miss Sutton. the members of the
grades 6, 7 and 8 repaired to the farm.
'where they had previously hood and
nood-
Iiivsrblostn. It. I
| no Ooim own-m
MhMYwflmey’sWorih
“My?“
”Ml. wido. li/itoiau. “may.” forbardwurnitl. nu. slim-ts.
and fut on
$690
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It," du'iunc' doc ' " Jfig' '
As Age Advances the Liver Requires
conic-d slight unutatm.’ ' CARTER! um
LIVER PILLS coma CONmPATION.
suflymmmdimiofhw “fish n
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Colorless or Pale Facts
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get pledge cards. Mrs James G Gre-
. rwalk, is
:trf. r. W mt avenue No Best For “T" and ‘3.» a“ James J. Tracey of Norristoun. Pr}.
thatrman. Breath, Bars Cold» Sony is visiting his brother, Dr. William
--—-~'—-‘—"——"‘ ;Tracey, of this city. .
Stomach
Gr t a ill-cent, box
Sick hradache. biliousncr-s, coated'
tongue. bead and nose clozged up
__g_ -_ with a cold—always trace this to tor-
.‘ir. and Mrs- Harry Evans of New
York. are “guests of Ir. and Mrs.
:Mr. and Mrs. Charles i3. Green. 0i
[leopard street are visiting with reis-
tires in New York.
Closed, tattle Curious
pid liver delayed, fermenting food in
the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. managing.
Poisonous matter cloud in the in a
res/tines, instead of being cast out of The. pretty girl of the party was ban-
tbe system is reabsorbed into m3t¢elng an; genial bachelor on his row
Likewiseproof against_flre, thieves andburglsrs truths
-bluanddocuments c'ttsinodinthonfodcpositboxcs
movabluofthisbuk. Yourtreu esmtooval’asbloto
fortbotriflingupmoofasafedt tboxbcrc. Wein-
blood. Wllen fill! Mm reaches thO'sons for remain!!! shale
delica'e brain tissue it causes conges- “\‘000 1 never was nutty disap-
tion and that dull. throbbing. bitten-mental )3 layer)!” mediated. “I was
big headache. 'more what you might all discouraged
Cast-am: immediately cleanse the?“ gee, when I was very young I be-
stomach me 1.39 sour. MW“ .camo very much enamored of I'm:
food and foul gases. take the mum", my acquaintance. i wumort
bile from “'9 liver ”'1 “"7 W‘ '"laiiy afraid to tell bcrof my “Clint. hi
the may mattnsldpd' .‘Mlm'dgpuym'O‘hC
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