Commuter .
No. MAIN Sr
resold! meeting of the district
’ toners will be held this. even«
{ct the offices of the plant.
number of drafted men as well as
from Ft. 'l‘erry are expected home
evening or early tomorrow for a
visit before returning to their du-
ny people thought that last Sun-
wos the last that the Rev Taliafer-
Culley wt. uid olllciste at Christ
ch He will be at the morning ser-
nnd will continue to ofllciate ill.
‘ hing services every Sunday until
sdheone has been secured for his no
Ittlon.
The Men's class of the East Normilk
Hothodist church will he sddros.+ed by
Ida Csndee. rubject: “My Experi-
.00 in the Legislature. " As few men
how anything ahout tho it“??? n V‘f-il
‘luofourlawnokers, this nddtc as will
in instructive as well :l‘ts interesting
mpeclnlly at this time. Meetings open
in all men. .
The services at the blunt Awntie ,\l.
' .hurch will in It‘d by th» lliw. ii. i;
tomorrrw as usual An :tn-
Wment that it pleasing is that
”noted to speak to the Men’s Class at
ya tomorrow and he is sure to have
" interesting topic for discussion.
-—Speclftl bargains in groceries and
fire fixtures, at L'llommedieo ltros,
.‘
. cinal plans :iro helm: made for llii‘
i Avsncititlmt at Community ilztll
t Tuesday nttnrnonn and for'thc op-
ng of tiw T59: in ilie vvi-n'ing. An
Dullf‘t'illt‘fil will be made lator of
program for the mining and it 5?
ected that llll't‘t‘ will be it lz-‘iil'gi -
dance. This will be um nrzi‘niino
Cmmunity Hall will be seen by
nratpr part of the East .Noriv alk
who however are null :tcouuinmi
the exterior of the buildingnfid
o believe that if thc intcrior lit .a
Mirnhlo addition has htcn tnadv to
the buildings In East Norwimlk Thi-
mombcri or lllt‘ improvemi nt Associa-
fi'nf course are. to put it mildly \i-ry
”fit it will soon be an important :td-
“not of l-‘n'iiét Xiti'ii'nlk social life.
Arthur ll. Muttrimit. oi' Ayor. Mast”
hit: written to frtvttda that he has bet-n
, trnutcrrvd from t‘umpimy i. :itth
5, Rcm‘i-nt, in :t pntit’on of driviniza
l- truck in tho ti'dlll" mm... This chomp,
'tf position was 'n-nt. hi-rn \litlt a re-
quest that his li‘it'flfl‘i it‘ll others who
y want to uri o in him up]: 'vniniv
e change so tlmt Illi’y cam :iwtzl let-
ters to hi» new fltllll'l'fisl dirt-c: it ithout
delay of changing: mail front on:- coni-
pany to anothcr. lii- i-xmwt-x to return
home in about a Wt't’k and 9.in that he
finds cunp lit‘u wry pleasant a..- there
in plenty of mod wiiolerontn food and
the officers are not the kind of men
that arr- known as
though they nr.» ‘vll'll'i and get the men
Indcr them to do ihcir work. All of
the boys from Norwnlk and East. Nor-
walk that in comm in contact with are
well and are having a flow time. His
nddrt-ss in Arthur Mourisnn Truck C0,.
325. Camp Dew-nut, Aycr, Mass.
-—THE 4TH ANNUAL FAIR
‘ ‘0! East Norwnllt imp. Anson will open
ot Community Hall, Tum, Nov. 6th.
htertnlnment each awning.
nin’rLAMMEns CAUGHT.
(on Who Victimiued Uourtet Under
. . Arrest in White Pillnt. .
STAMFORD. Nov. 8. —Carmelln
rtet of this city. in in, on October I.
robbed of SI. 000 .iy two lllmllflln“
s, has identified Rosella Nepali. 20
n old, of l 993 Bathute avenue. l
and Salvatore Cblri 29, of 520
‘nt Nth street New York on the
. They are under nrreit in White
charged with robbing in. Tour-
. Greek tnr- -rc'liant of that city. inn
- at drew ”)0 money out of the
'tg'dlposit it with money the litm-
. allowed him, as security. thu
n worthy custodian of their
’ They manipulated his money!
, their own in such I manner that
re Sorghum Hennmnn and
. at we " in We
‘cnmti. of which to. Richter is pso-
tor, at her home on Una field avenue.
'The women spent the afternoon knit?
gin: and sewing for the 'Red Cross
Iwblch is the work theydont tholrbi-
weekly meetings. in addition to db:-
eoutngproblems pertaining to child-
: attaining and the home.
Friend. in Dnrlen hnve been receiv-
ing cords and letters from Rev. Harry
fir. and lire. John Provost or the 8. Crosset, poster of the Methodist
Post Rom have moved into the Kane; Climb four veer- ago. ”our loved
. house on Leroy avenue for the v-in- by many of his former parishioners,
tor. Iwho is now Sergeant H. S Grouse !
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wadsworth of Wed-north Spartanbure. S C. actins
New York have been spending a tequ postmaster [or the regiment, 3,
da‘n at their summer home on lloyt 700 strong. the larger part 0! which
street. twu formerly the gallant Seventh
, litegtmeni, N. 0., s. N. Y,
John A. Weed's family and Mioei
Messie Weed of Noroton with thtir» E A Jackson has just received
chauffeur and foreman have returt ed word that Ills son Burt. ot the United
of the 107th U. s. infantry at Camp:
Me Nehemiah t‘andeo has hm n lie--
ding of the Rust .‘s'tirwnlk ltn'prove- ‘
' dsome as the exterior. that u vr-ry
ploitw-d with thr- place "and how-
"riavn drivers," al- -
from Perkinsiille. Vt..
spent the summer.
' Lieut P. W. Doll and Fred Shrader
jr., of the Post road, are both enihus ‘
iastic Nimrods, and have baggei
mainv rabbits as they have been mam- '
ing the country with their guns and
hunting dogs of late.
Mmtv people lnlcretcd in Nature'n
freaks have been much interested in a
mammoth toadstool which has .nudr'
its nppett‘am'e upon one of the
branches of a tree in the rear o.’ Al-
len's dim: store, which semis to
eight or ten inches in diameter.
lh'. ‘wvri'c ll. Noxon is now con
ducting an advanced course in First
Aid. at (other School on Thursdtu' ev-
eninzs, for l'iorw who have bevn
awarded certificates for proficiency in
tiny om) ot the four classes in simple
firt 21o .::'~i'ioulv conducted by Dr.
Simon.
Announcement has been tunic of
tho vuzagcmcni of Miss Jeanette Emv
um \t'hltlock cl Ni-w York to Want.
Alfred Ri-nshaw. it', of Noroton .mtl
New York. son of Mr. and Mrs. .\l-
fr. «i ll. Ron. liuw, who haw been con-
Bplf'llflufi in all civil: efforts in 'oun
for [“2le wars. and live here itl"""l
lllt‘ o-ntire your.
llilt'.t“ll a wi-rli
last Sunday of tilt. John‘s (butch, .\.i
loin”, for the benefit of St .\.:nr~l
Home for L'lliltll'i‘il, an in .1th1» ('illll'
blic t‘lltlh’h'” at the state, ll!.t.':"
about till-3: which Father licQunuv‘ :n-
Vt‘hlt‘ll in in Liberty bond. which Iv. .-,
'bri‘sa‘iied to lllt’ llllllll’. Titus iI'IH‘
olisth’nhd phila‘nthropv “'I‘N‘ blv; .14-(1
iltc coll-u lion
ll”
liltr‘ien bowie-wives. Mm bat:- inn.
born contending uiih the lllL’ll -.i=t -vi
living. had .1 pleasant surprine yestor-
day to find that tllit' most m-cpwrm'
article of food lliltl :ictunllv tll‘t'l‘l'fl."'ll
in price. the home made- bread sold in
town, which is made bv u, Glt‘nlii'vlbk
baker, having come down front '2
cents to 10 cents a loaf, without rc-
dpotion in size. \
Assessors John R. Conn, .lo‘m Ii,
Sellcck and Clarence l-Z. Scotti-id fin-
ished their acsaions to receive Id!
lists fromtpropertv owncrs lust n‘clit.
and will now get husv makinz out the
lists for thoee who did not lilo their
own ,to which it) per cent. above ttii‘
assessors' valuation will be added, no
penalty for neglect to file htalt‘mt'nls
in person.
Mrs. David Baliou Miueii of East-
on, l’fl., has bought the Tokencltc
house of Dr. Samuel G. Grunt. which
has been occupied during the past
season‘bv her son, Dr. lihroid R. Mix-
sell of New York. Dr. Grant Was
. formerly a resident of town, occupying
another residence which he owned on
Gracie street. but removed about
three venrzi ago to Greenwich.
I lira. o. n Richter Thursday after-
noon entertained the Mothers' Club
lllflllillllii l0
Him ll Willi
“Neutron. Prescription 99" Cum on
Kecpo Thom Guru ‘
Rhedmstlnn bod been comtdered
incurable until “Neutron Prescription
99." n coofblnntlon of rheumatic re-
ducinz ele'mcntl wu plsced in the
bands of its thoustndn of summers
“Neutroue' Prescription u" hi 0
metric notion is its scoot quickly
his then upin s wsy that would our
be:
where thev Staten Nan, who formerly residedI
ihere, and who has many friends in
-Itliis vicinity, has been presented with
a handsome sword by fellow oflrflrs
s or the non in honor of his recent pro-
motion to lieutenant-command" in
command of the ofs. s. 'Aramis. He
formerii was captain of a revenue
Icutter but the promtion to this new
lollice is of 9 higher grade and carries
considerable honor with it. The pro
sentntion of the sword was based, the
donors said, “on the splendid fellow-
ship. talent and efllcimcv" o! Lient.
Jackson
I In an interview with a person who
ibud under consideration the idea of
,openinz a moving picture theatre in
town, he said, The proposition should
he u very successful one to venture
on. but at the present time thine: look
rather gloomy, not from the view
point that it would not pay for Dnrien
is a good paving town once I thins
'Kt'lll a start, but from the horde list!
‘10 build a theatre with the high cost
of buildinz llifllt-l’lttl in impossible. if
the town had a place o hall where
a «treat number of perefv§ucould he
leilll'll, say for ineiancc f r or fli'e
hundrcd. I would he onlv too Kind to
rent it and tlirrobv L'll'P motion pic-
zttro show three timvs a week sud
so l have tin-retort) dropped tho idea
for no Huh-finite period of liiili'."
J. ‘ lfittl‘w‘ Nt‘ff.h‘pi’ln21ltilt's
ltnnun rt l‘Il'rlat‘
well-I
or vms lllttlrlttl on Stindnv t-Hnlu':
in ll.-,irion to line Laura. illicnhttrzhl
tr l'iiuuliluvlsb mid Smut ’o-il Thi
nodding ear ti qlllt'i affair ntlendf'd
(.mlv by the relatives and lullmatoI‘
(rii lllli til ll » t n ipl.
.ojuurning for t WHO-ll. .md upon thcir'
l’t'luli’l tiny uiil residr- lul" tbc wln'r-r
in .Inhn li Romaivwk' preiiv
low in Kniclit-rbot-ltcr avenue.
lintunimu tin] wife are in Stamford for.
:i low months. after which they will
to to Florida for the bulanc.» of the!
wt '.lil€'i' .liiw Rivonliurnh in well!
known in Sprinzdnio and in Stamford
\\ here she resided for a period. Mr.
\‘olt has extensive realtv holdim
hero and he has done considerable in
to building line for Siprinednle in the
past few vcarii. ‘
Ri'ii'i'i'i'Tit‘itjiii
av—_.-
Hatters report that although gum:-
is not over-plentiful this year. s mun-g
ber of birds are being brought down by
crack :itota oi the community.
Little
postal rates,
yc .trrdny morning.
Items All pastels- 9 cent " and ”Notice
'—All letter: for out of town, 3 cents.
All poo: oh 2 cents
The Rowavton Hose Company held
no verr successful ovater supper last
evening iii the quarters in Rowovlon
in v.cmie
, sud they did Justice to the fine "feed. "
ilnter dancing wns enjoyed in the
'compon, hall. The adult won a blue
sitcom, both sodnlly nod financially.
mm» It. I. Church
Mornins tenlce 10:30. The Sucro-
ment oi the Lord's supper will be ad-
ministered. Evening service 7:30. DO-
votlooni martin; of the [pworth
tongue at 6:45 p. II. The rennin-
monthly ineotinx of the ollcinl board
at the partitions Holiday evening.
Nov. Bib. It 7:30 n. It. I
infants thrill Wear
AkNew Line of Int'ants’
W0rsted Goofis
Infnnts' Knitfioodssndcsps... ............... 25c,,50e 50c
wantsWorstcdSse unsoudflwestersloo,1.25, 1.,39 150,1.75
‘ lnfsutsWhiiolittens
..............................
....$1 25, $1.39, $1.50, $1.59
256:
as wunmo'rou s'r.
.......................... 29:50:,59c Women’sKidGlovesat............... .00
InfantsPlsnneletteKimonuglongsndshon.......25o-,35c,59c He . K'd ‘2 up
“Iui'nnuri llteli ll ll ll ltnngnndp . us i Glove: at ................... $2.25 up
bottom. ............................. 50c Children’s Kid Gloves at ...... .. ..... , .3150 up
- J. L MALLETTE
SOUTH NORWALK
Kid? Gloves
New importation for Fall and Winter are shown in gen—
erous snot-moms ‘in the wanted styles for_men, women and
. We sdvise buying now for the holidays, rs fine gloves are
nlnost oertsiu to advance meanwhile, and assortments may not
be so abundant.
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
W A N. T E D
‘ One Million Women
TO ‘REPLACE MEN
There will shortly be one million
men drafted into the Army
leav'mg one million positions to
be filled. Women must fill them.
Mobel Potter Douctt tells you why' in
“What thew” RenllyMenns toWomen”
‘ A GOOD BANK
Hos experience taught you to give careful thought to your
bank account?
A good bank grows better as it grows older and its cus-
tomers usually grow with it—business arrangements to be pen.
mnnent must be mutually sgreeoble.
This Bank invites you to join that. large number of deposi-
tors who for many years have found banking relations here
both pleasant and profitable. '
The City National Bank
So. Moment Bonn.
-—-the most vitally eignificnnt article ‘w ._ J ‘
for women one In in Amcyki .— ' ~- .-.._L_-_. -..- “ ~‘-—-~ —-=E=‘—r-r—3-—-w
' CENTRAL HOTEL
‘lr I U
P1CTORIAL REVIE : Fine rooms by the day or week Steam heated, electric
For November on Sale To Day ; lights and gas. FineCsteamohed; alsoResuulant. Italian
t; and American style.
1 Corner Monroe nod Chestnut St. Tel. 1555
u. l DISESA. time: 1- mass. Proprietor . j
JAMES DONNELLY ,
do Hill! -r and «on r:--ltt .
Titer are nowi'
I ' in these stirring times especially. you need
inimrn- ‘
llr. 'C
‘ ~A-svaw
inconvenience or miltmder-f?”
standing resulted from the increase in'
which went into elec'.
Only a few letter: _ :
were dropped into the box with don?
cient poelnge. Two large signs in the
lobby tell the story succinctly "No- .
lice—All letters for foul delivery 2
A lame crowd was present
to» opt-ms out of tit: mom. The Tacitus our pension citizens.
so. NORWlllK
I
f k ‘
l
wrung“..- “an: "amt-‘3 meatloaf-3.1
Il w HEN you hear patriotic records played by the
Sonora. the notes. roeonant and martial. will aI
brinz a new and w onderful thrill to you.
or: monomer or OUALlTY
cowl 0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I
I 0
I
501101“
“an as A I‘LL
to give you the Nilu‘stion so cs
., N ntiui
Elem
in limping your mind
\
: Sonora is the phonograph at
A exquisite beauty of materials, of
design. of worltmanshlp‘nnd of
tone.
Compare Senor: with other»
‘ sud you will clearly observe its
l‘ 'tleclded superiority.
Twelve Models:
550 $55 000 m 3100 $135
$150 M75 3200 $250 3375‘ $1000
justly
called “The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World. "
l A J. Angel/inc &Son Co. l
Sonora is licensed nut! operates under BASIC PATENTS
of the pbouodnph industry
('ome in Mid let us'demoustrote for you the Sonora:
subject oi the C. B. tor the (van. 'n3 is shaman, Nov 3—11“; meters'
”linistering to Christ. " and the pins- retireniont board sent out on Thursday
tor will preach on the theme. "now thosmchechstormloutotiopld
service in Measured” All are we- teacben under til- teschm’ union
min st soy or thou mica. . law pissed at the lust session of tin
Wednesdsy main; “1:45 the iuid- Senora! Assembly. 11: tots! mount
week hour for “‘1: refresh}? lg: rcpt; innit-d by the eheckewu M
attenutbenln: or 0 higher in -~
III”. "It! “ll cup.” 'm N m CQWINT ALMO" m1“;
Sotlpture mldmd st this Iodine! ‘
—...—__.
5: Wall Street. Norwslk. i
‘ xeverox LENSES—Folding omni- in Gold or i
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. .
; Mough examination of the q”. Oculiats’ prescriy
“I dons promptly filled. Expert Repniring. ,I l
"“ . .A“ _-
’I Children Cheer-telly and satiation
I Trelted by Modern, E ‘) a ””2327?
‘l rem- Memu- Aoentic Ollice ~ Treatment
i ' _
- 2 . » V lilt.S.lli.lil3llZ l
l . . ' on Admlnlntei‘d'
I ”we'.‘. surgeon by 0|. Oxygen ‘
Cherries for Very
lent Dental Work.‘
A
Method.
”Ml“. . . ..
75 South Main Street
. Gold and Porcelain
HounSnmJon. ‘
Resto rntion.’
lb Years in tment. » All kinds of Artllb
the Practice or n by nppoin clnl Itei‘i'tuaevlzj
Mich-Close «» Crown on r 90
Work, Etc. Sle'
Dentistry. fully 0on0 i
I
IMahogany Novelties
A New and Varied Stock Com- -.
prising Many Articles That; are.
Ideal fbr Presents and Prizes.
l 15% llteDisplay in ille‘Wi'ndow g
RAYMOND a. son -
WOWsndFanimDulus. ' ‘
woodman. W.
WW _._.__ .
Blouses
Anew sud Iris-dated line 0i [at attic. crepe—de-
ds e in lingerie bis-”m
prise you.
. 'Neutmue Pmcripuoo 90" will re-
ileve the wontsymptonis intbo most
Isveremos “rheumatis- within
mormwolu. comely! or
Invitation watch it wm’flotb
'hnv‘mruwoomoomI
«autumnal-doom
Reunion went to White l'lnlnitI
ht- moods l
'1' “APPEAL. nuicrw.
'1
“.39 Nov. fir—A totem
. '06 hr Governor none-o to
.; . Within 013th
.. , "M“ m“.
Wm Elmhnodwn. All.
Rownytou Baptist dutch. Henry F.-
Anderson, parlor-Sunday. Nov. 4.
ln7—lorning worship at 10.30. The’
"blot-t of the nemon is to
MIC. TOM THU“. II 7‘.
.—
O‘u- . mu. stun. the
Maine.
”‘1le ‘
~. We,» .
ichitin 1M1!
lymplniotbss sl-
ninmen‘ono. no... naked. Ito-t Me an i have Mm to we
"MW tannin." The «more oftbol
I
I Still Underwear
Vcflmflimu’dlflln Sllk m
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