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m R. Austin and family have
Mod horn Woodward avenue. to Sea—
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1*. Pine.
‘1'. out! Mrs. Mctlarvey have maxed
w East avenue to Madison strut-t.
Nth Norwullt
« 'l'hc Abbott family lime clmed their
mideuce in tho ilorlon Point nlonv.
.d returned to New York.
Melvin Waldruu. ot' the Thirty
«fifth (lunpttny, :11 Fort Tom, has
been homo 1m 11 furlough.
fl. Wderit'k Taylor of Winfield
duet, hail clawed his 11si1i1n1-1 for the
Milton. and returm 1i to N1 w \ ork cit)
Willem H.Platth111 11111111111111 >1
W to .(‘harles W Staple, tbc Pine
“it! ”tr-elm and furmél’. Mr.“ Plait
is waiting for tin lit-mington Arms Co.
E M1990".
ml Lundquiat has moved from
. 8n York to Mrena street, occupying
the Moo 0! William Thompson, who
III! we to'Ncw l‘anamn. to work in a
shoe notary. -
Thenfllciai board ln-ld a meeting last
nightinnd board ”11- reports 111’ tililccrs
and tunnels-1i routine business. That
_ Sunday scbom board will lurid a meet-
ll! tide evening :11 r o'clock.
“to; Morrcli of Fourth street. has
moved to New York for the winter.
harlot rented her residence here. Mrs.
' much will live with Mr. and Mrs. An
Mills latter luring hcr daughter.
“It. Hendricks have moved from
Plum to Betta Place in the house
Annually occupied by Albert Moran,
11 who moved to South Norwailt, Mr.
Hendricks is working for the. Norwslb
Tire old Rubber Compton '
{Add ls. Baker: of New landon.
who he been visiting his sister, Mud
A. Lllcncdict or 25 Second strut.
' fist blot-walk. has bought :1 bond-
5: ‘ sumo ocsidcnce in l‘nirtleld, where he
E intent to reside with his wife and
youngest daughter.
‘An «Illustrated lecture on “Hm-pt"
L. It scheduled to be i'ilcn this «Writing
ll] ”I Vida llunt Francis in the
fist Mrenue Methodist Epint‘oilal
'Gmra. All the pictures: wcrr taken
1" ”Us Frantic on a reCent trip to
‘ my! and are euro to prove inter-
\ustlng.
. «for: 4111-1 ”must run
.1' 'd Bout flomllt imp. Asm, will opoll
st (3th Hall, 11111114111. Enter
ulmteach evening.
“It—-
Appilt ,
99““ .Ql
Woman
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no. MAIN St!
'is the guest or In. m '1' are. Calllp Devons, which he spat in town
. gory in (Emanuele
~ . ., belt! i it. d . Sui-
1lilnz‘2ll: Williim: 3:11:32; years Clear, Penthy Skill
:Becond son or the late Mr and Mrs. Aw." Anya e W .
. “f m grocery firm in the city, are
‘ mooring to so out of business and
[him tornorrow afternoon at 1: 30
9 Dust. Norwullt improvement As- _.__.. .
tton'l 1mm animal lair will op- The lud Cross “mm 1111111 111.1 a. each morning. before breakfast. I
so this evening in the new Communi- their appearance in m", and a 1» no?“ slots of real hot water with 3 tea.
tr Hull, sud should prove o grest at- on sale
- traction to people from all sections or
the city. The hall is one at the tin l. Erickson and family have moved um and ten yards oi bowels the pro-
out at the mo in this section of 11111 MO ”I, Mu" "M“ b
stats. and this will and us oopor- an inlay "a“.
hilly tor those intended tones what .
h.” MUM by “I. mi The mm ‘m‘ m7"
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mud, where they will spend the winter.
' ‘ l b! plotter. Sunday, by s Bridgeport
. In. I. D. Hill is visiting friends concurs. l
lulu-ion.
Mrs. John William is confined to CuLBrcuuer. who I" my M
tbohouse wiibs nova-e “m mud-stud the Gambia barber shop,
‘uud who was later druttcd, was b.1uc'
In. Ange “up oi Godfrey street on s seventydvo hour furlough iron
returning to camp yesterdsy morning;
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1m Slut-nu s Carver is spending Three soldiers. who said that theyl
a few a”. with her aunt Mrs Hen belonged to 11 Rhodes island regiment, !
ry Finch at Chestnut “Hill. {who were riding on s. troop train got
.. .- ;oi! at the Doric-n crossover. telling :he
Miss Estella Webb is ependinz Route 980le Of ”I“ town that they hader"
time at No. 2. Belden Place, Nor- dearly got on the wrong train. and that
walk. t _ Eihey were bound for Stamford.
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Mrs. Andrew Gorham or Wilton. ha! 6 Edinbom of Nomton. had a very
spent a few days with Dr. and Mrs. unfortunate accident Satuflhy, when
Frank Gorham. he missed his looting or either slipped
» twhile painting A. Reed's placc at To-
A marble bead- stone has betn eréct kencke Mr Edinboro landed on l-is
ed in the loon'a Plain cemetery, for head, which rendered him unconscioui.1
the late Miss Abbie readwell- Tile was immediately rushed to 1919' "
"w “"‘ Stamford hospital, and late lust talent
Mr. and Mrs. James A Smith (. lar-- it was ieported from that place tha. he
ence C. Smith ham been 1isitors in‘ w“ m” in that ”mu,
Bedford and ll?‘l‘W"§ltl’.l, N Y. :
To make the life of the home gu'u'dz
more miserable. another thorn was cut ‘
in their side after their drill in the \or~
:1111ll1 Armory Friday night, when the
Several East Sidc ladies met Thurs-'fofilpg'fij retired to the company room:
day at the harm nl‘ Mrs. John Fumou 21m ‘ their meeting. and Captain
. . . ordon announcehis regret that '11
to do sewn: tor ltod (‘ross Work. l . I
this time he was to tender his resigns 1
!,iion for he is to more from town to an l
other town, which 11ill be tionor \‘ewi
Yotlt city. Captain Cordon also saltedi
.that the company keep united and not‘
WWW” gto disbund. but it is more likely that
‘Tim pastors cubinct of the Norileld ""’ ”0’“ m” 'm be “m" “‘9 “"
(‘uhguecutlnnal (‘hurch will moot with “mm“ "' "‘9 ”mm” 0' ”mm 1°
"m, Chant-19W Burt Wednesday 9V consolidate with the Noroton company
citing land mske. only one company out of the
1110.. The company has so far lost two‘
11, 11nd \lrs, mumps ('orsa M the ‘lt 111 n.1nts. a sen; .111! a corporal, and1
Wort Side will remain in New York .wo coior- bearers. The company It.
where Mr. Corn", who has been an ”ll" ““1" “WW“! 3“ ”1‘“ ‘1 tbm'=
invalid for. oewrul months is in the 51““ .my 10“"! men in llnrien 'hf‘l
”we": 11 11111151111111. and a trained 111'1ul1l like to join the company in do;
nurse. .',11 as they will he very much Wclcom-.
' led am the (11111.11 is probable that Cap-l
The 1m... “1.9m“; of mg Evenlngt .11111 Wheeler of the Norman Home
\"lllhl Club, was held at the rcsl- (tour. will succeed Captain tioi'lon
deuce or Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sher 115 1hc thivt clutter of the ”.1 .111 cum
11min of Bradley street. Mrs. t-lber-I pmy/ premium that they do not not
wood will also entertain the members all coursged and full to pieces.
of the Afternoon Whist t luh on T119".
day. November 6. 1
The next mmilnu of the Elcning
Whist (' luh v:- til be with Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Fantcn, or Bindley street.
tn cntertiinment for the benefit oil"
the l.von11 l’l'lin School. will be given
in the rectorv of Emmunuel Church.
Friday owning,
c
Mr. and Mrs. George Mac Nominal.
‘ -‘lm I
have returned to Worcester Mass {if-1: ;
ter spending several drive with Mr. '1 @WAY lei
an1l‘Mro. Thotnns W Treadceli. Miss (
Katherine Trendwoll has madc a short Wm --
visit with ”'1 and Mrs .lost pb Treadfi
well in More. 3 ‘w-M-Mgm
The hours! of Henry Willlsms. who. 5- J4 “0““?3'1" "Wins tat ht ' Fear
died at his home in Humbnrgh, N Y" “W" is It the Miller shipyards for re 1
was held from his late residence onl - 7 — . _- .- __.
”day. his brother John Williams, of v-.. -
of age. a native oi Weston. and the
Josiah Williams of this place. are ‘
his wife. son and daughters, his broth-1:
er. John Williams and his sister Mrs ' ”rinks “0‘ wa‘er
Frank Noon 0! Philadelphia. Penn ; 83 ’ .
Howler woman. of this place 1. 111.1 in an made bath, ”or. hm...
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so an uncle of the deceased.
fast helps us look' and feel
clean, sweet, treats,
Sparkling and vivacious—merry,
bright. alert-11 good. clear shin until
"ere assured only by pure blood. it
only e1cry man and woman could be
induced to adopt threatening inside
hath. what :1 gratifying change Would
take place. instead of the thousands
lof “none wrecks " “fllndownsfi "brain
1 .~__—— ”“3" and [writ min 1112 should m t
l Mrs. t. Maren or Tokenebe 191 f"""" "WW-““0 throng 01' mrcheek-
’ytoterday for New York. 2 Pa ”mm" “W “l"‘l'l’
All inside bath is bad by drinking
tspoontul or limostnne phosphate in it
to wash trim the stomach, liver, bid
Y diary layout “mutations and poisons. thus
amusing, sweetening and freshest"
the entire ultmcotary anal Won m
lug more food into the stomsch.
Those: subject to sick We. NI-
mm s hm steliulut‘t‘m,mnh oflr Tillsy "3" m a” ”of lemons, nasty breath. rheumatism.
"Maw. m unicorn!" ' '
“About In place otllsyor ml The ”n. W my“ mm“ at 6 bars I Wild. sailor complexion m
colds; and particularly those who
, tho sre cousti col v oft
“och. old the rating was rutherl Pt "I on m
. smdto‘obuiusqusrterpouud or
1:1. dunno-“WW ‘5'" uni-stone phosphuto at on; store
1M"! y. Minutes-tints .bstlsu‘ul-
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“mm. ‘m. m‘h ‘m .m M'.~.
do arrival in fiance. viith the "is 4,. mm “
'tllllult which we lilo-solutes ambutbuhufloil-xfib;
tubs-p. .. mt tbs-souls,”
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Mill. EA. Spanner of the Pobt cdlu thesc1'erestorsiffit Thursday bold s business meeting tonight ail
, thebmeotuisuaryliart
Automobile parties are. boo-dos
Thcpluuglm'mv which on Morinmberhecuseoi the .1 ltpoystbe cops tomtchrlurbers
Wawmmbundsyiuthcw "morn. "gym menu ”mumburmislu
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