" . . gaggle-ore. “They were or t sort the}
self. Ills hits nflmnaiioo shoot
outward. and who add: some 0t his
ould interest one and ware not di-
am} in on exotiulcol miner -
mutate miter wuuihingaor hint
the workings of egislative body in
union were Inert Interesting and tile
lnoaben o! the clouwere really sorry '
when he hadflnished. It is hoped thit
pore snooker: who will be a: tutored: ,
in on Judge Candee Will be secured to
“4"“ the class 0“ Sundays. I ll. E. Moreen! Stamford visited W.
,Deverill Friday
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“‘ 3 Mrs. charter Mullen of Nowuld ove—
EAST
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”menial; denim; was held at
. _ church, yesterday i
district commluioneI-Is met 33
I on Saturday evening and tranc-
. routine business... ‘ _ ‘
Archibald Wolf and Michael Gam-
‘m went to Camp Devens yesterday
Cori-it with comes! the locnl men 2
Willis R. Austin the well known so
none man has moV ed from Woodward
'mfie. South Norwalk to Seaside
. I[tilde evening the oillciul board of the
Mt Avenue M. [-3. church meet: and
Mw evening the Sunday school
Mil-meets.
i‘rjflelrllle Waldron. of the 35th Com-
was home with relatives on n 48-
W furlough mm H. Terry Satur-
day’lold Sunday.
' .0 one of the East Norwalk mm
2‘” Aye! spent vooterdny with with
, illlveo,‘ ‘He save that it is rather cold
will Cm Dovono now and that the
than are getting alonc nicely.
lino Vidn' liunt Francis, of llill-
one School will deliver a stereontil'an
More or! “Egvpt” on Monday ove-
I no; the 1th at the East Avenue .II.
, hClmrch a further :vIvnoII'tcmtw-nt oi;
I?” ‘.I»"- nude tutor m «Hiring
week, ‘
mnhiictnsa hath been buy? today
ding up people I'lnthllliikllll; lhvm
lee to‘atlen-I'the rally to be mild
‘ ev'etnng at iioyt’s Theatre when’ I
”who?" of brillennt weaken-I will“ ho
h- flcrritt‘ of Stamford-lo the place
In“ vacant. by the late Congressman E.
J. Hill, that of congreooman ll‘tlm the
fourth District.
“The East Norwalk Imp. Assn, will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow or-
i-Ioon'atfmo in Community Hall
which will be opened ttnnorrow even-
hg with a fair. The meeting tomor-
rowmftemoon will be in the. nature of
axbuinesu meeting and also It meet-
ing at which time the final plans for
the fair which will open tomorrow ev-
--inx and which will last until Satur-
In! evening will be discounted. Owing
”flavor Donovan's being called out .
flown Councilman Eldridge will on
m the fair.
Rev. H. E. Wilson smoke on the topic
of‘I‘Iodem Aspects of tho Temperance
{Minnf' at the evening service at
lie East Avenue M. F). church yester
lace Sunday and the questimr was dis
. “I! from various mnrlnolnio. both
'htlonol. worldwide and locally. moan.
"tomato! holy communion was held
I! the warning service.
~ funeral net-vices for the late Ferdi-
m Kimmlch, one of afloat Sliders
who was well known hroughont the
M. were held this afternoon at
'8 from Christ church. the titer.
lithium F. Caskey emulating. The
Poul was largely attended by rein:
2 gm. IIIIII friends of the many as well
' I- lloveoonhI-a and various couple
*3 Home in contact with in limi-
ls the hi: any in East no:
firm uni-lb. m1
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m. ‘ : Mrs. A. Poihenms has returned to;
7 her home in Trenton after having Mr. and Mrs. 13’ Williams 0,
More Amundsen of (inborn ave-
ma advocating the. election of ISchuy- .
ed to her home in New York riil'
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Church will hold a amiable. at tln-l . ‘ 4’
church on Tuesday evening. Friends, fllTflN it
as well on members are invited to be: ‘ ‘ I ,l
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lathe day bring World?t Temper 10.0., spent the weekend with Joseph mm" ”Grimm”: at we Regent
‘fi in the otate of Connecticut. The .
gm mrm too “m "amt-oil!"
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v rule! ol' theflelghto is quite ill with
V wt _ ‘ironchial asthma.
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Mrs. George 590" “4 “'9“ her home Mrs Stephen Andrew, Mrs. Andrew
on ROWSYtUD avenue. ‘Buttery and Mrs. Alex Sherwood opent
Thursday in Norwalk.
RI)"- WMTZT till W W M . M
“tangent Lewlsboro.
my run- ,
Mrs, lrving Steinhart spent Thur.-
dfil’ in Bridgeport ' i The Walter Stewart Grocery com
oany installed a new-Ind undo-date
Mrs Henry Rowland has returned cash register in their otol‘Saturdny.
home after ll, visit in New Y.orlt
I “ 9' Mr and Mrs. w I Imudes or mud
Mrs Edward Kine. 0! Tokenvke. ‘3 icy Park have been entertaining Mn.
entertainin" MW COfldln 0’ Tenn L. 8. Jacobs and Miss Anna heaven 0!
ounce. 2 :Brooklyn
II. T ntougetr. went part of 13“ new- (I E Richter Ul Mansfield ave-I
week at his home in Token“? 100" n,ue is scheduled to read a paper at
in: over his property > Ithe meeting of the Stamford Mlnlotor'a
lloague today.
”9"” m“ 5933"“ ‘" Tokeneke’. Brookside avenue are entertaining For
_ ‘ "H” mer Alderman C. 1.. Oothout and wife
Mm ”WI-V” Harper 0' Mt' Vernon of Watertown, N. Y., the former home
rpvnt thv wick-Pm! Wml "land“ m 0! Mr. and Mm. Williams.
liowavton. . ,.
Th war tax increases the railroad
fare from button to New York from 91-
centII to 98 cents, and the commutation
rate in now 312.37, instead of 311.46;
Only two years ago the one way fore
was til cents. -
Miss Lucilv Brando of West Side
avenue spent the week end with
friends in New Haven
Mrs Fred Hart of West Side ave-
nuP has ro~turul d lIo’IIIc after a sewral
(luvs vinlt in New York. l
Last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mn.
Mr. and Mrs. ll Walleratein have
cloned their rPHltlt'm‘t‘ and returned to
their home at llrooklvn.
a party in honor of (‘hnrlvo Genitou-
mnier. who is soon to leave for the toil-
itary camp til Ayor, Muss. About 25!
Mm. GPOrut- Lotto lino remitted her WHOM were present. including sever-
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IlldonuBootieo .,...25¢-290
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J. I. MALLET TE
as qumIoI-on or ' com nonwltu; I
W. 1. Austin of Norman Heightu gave '
position with J. .l. (‘Insh & ('DI. 0" at v99” "0‘" linnhury.
South Norwulk. . , ’
“......— ... ' I Tomorrow l'l 3'4 5‘1“]? fur the spot-h"
? Minn .ilvlon Summ- hem Iwimwl “M‘H'm fur II wourcnmnan who is to,
nor one 'I‘lun with the Woolworth Store n“ ”W .l'm'illll'l' NIH-ml by the dvnth of .4
Ind output} a position \xith tho lI'. H- J- ”i” "“‘l i‘ ‘5 “MV‘i’l‘Vl mill “0‘ I
h: l. r. W (To. «It‘ Norenlh. WW W'W' lturnhcr of who will he
, amt in mm: t‘m It was shown at tho;
Mrs Alyu “Illinois, who ins llIF‘ll ”7-H! \lutlon that out of so» vmpy:“
opon'llng the summer at the 'l‘olo I'nckt‘ l‘t‘flml‘rl'd ""13 330 new cast and out I
inn. loft last week tor her; homo in . -' this1 27 were improperly marked and
New York. *‘Wif‘ many ottho totem of the townl
Mrs. G’ V. Valentine, who “D...“ III: II mum of tho rm will not stop for the.
the summer at Tokenc-Le has rI-turnI ill vial election.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of tin Baptist;
present. ' ' , """‘""""
A committee of ladies of the vil- —--—-
lace canvassed the villaxe during the Miss Morton Sturgeo spent last Sol-
put week trying to enlist the can “"11le New lork.
vices of the home 'wlves in the Con-t "m. .
991'"th Of F001 , friends in Dnnbtlry last work.
Smelt. and frost fishing seems to, Mr. Bates was a recent guest of his
occupy the time of the men folknlson. Charles l’luten, in East Val-wall:
evenings at the Rowovton bridzc. ! ‘ Mr J El d
Every night It large number of men '3 “me“ ' armor: of the Wed
rt road
are seen fishing there. [Simian-y ’3 viuiting h" 38m!" in
Edwark Emmerich of Washington: A num’wr from Wilton attended the
Kl’einl‘elter of Rownimn avenue. 5" 'theatre Wednesday
Emmerich leave! 50011 ‘0 9m" '1'" .U’ The Civic Loam! will hold its usual
8 Aviation Corns I monthly meeting Wednesday after-
noon, November? .ln the Town Hall.
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Miss Leno Dukes entertained the
members of the Daft Finger Circle all 3‘.“ m MTE- Christopher Evans loam
her home Tuesday evening. Plans - -..--.
are employed out of town it in bellowed ‘
for a play to be given in the near
allure were talked of. in”; MB “leism
' Mr. and Mn mama laeGalllenne, "H mm;
in Tokeneke will mobobly spend the' 5
winter in Bermoda, as moat. Mr Le
Bollienne was born in UVerpool, Eng-i Tolls Women How to Dry Up . 3.". a
mantra Imm counted at s; unwmwmm
the Uverpool and, befo'o’ loom mounted tootweor ,
min: to Amara. lived in motion. loathe Ia. and prodnm come. and
orb-y circles. He has written and com or infection “1 w. .‘1
edited my books. and is a frequent the mic or wit-Inn's mold-l habit
contributor to periodicals. of hint: to at my then. my;
penis. . - ,
annanzn WHEN it: “to , For little on» than «show
"TOMLWWH Millie» mm W a that “ii
wxnnmr‘, Nov. 5.4mm“ wmorumhnumwm
that Mano-M were to talk not it nacho! ”rid ”Imam“?
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