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(mules (iehrmnn, Jr., of Cove aye-
nIe, has been milking a visit in New
T-‘k.
Iayflower Hook and [Adder Com-
pany will hold its monthly meeting
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Lira. Frank N. Glover and?
children of Cove avenue. spent diun- -
dayrwltlt Roy heater. in Dalton.
Elmer -Hynti,"of Edits" streethsnd
Edward .Breunan. of South Norwnlk.
spent Sunday at their homeshere.
John Stahl, of cherries street, who
wait a carpenter at Camp Upton, New
York. has returned to his home here.
Norman Seymour of Fort Terry, en-
joyed a short furlough at his home on
Cove avenue, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart C. Marshall of
Ol-lborn avenue, lvl-re visitors in Slam
ford. yesterday.
,Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reid. of
Fitch street, are enjoying an extended
trip south, and have vintted many
‘i‘flissflds
idly as it look: Today, in the East Ave-
: :iyenuo hall ('lolfllllf‘l‘ home and zone sen, llawes avenue.
wastafiut‘
elated and the interment
Norwaik cemetery.
. aunt Franz» will glue. 3
ileeture on Burnt. the Land at Yemen;
rune ll. E. church. tonight at 8 o'clock.
iA sliver adoring wilivbe taken and the
Lmoney will be given to the Y. M. C. A.
war fund.
‘riends in Bantu.
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(air under the auspices of the East - V
Norwalk improvement Association Hr. ’m firs. W AIM“ spent
came to a close Saturday night. Near ‘ we‘me‘d” m N" YM’
ly all the articles on sale were dis- " a ‘
posed of and when the reports are The C' E' Society 0’ the Noroton
all in it is believed that a substantial Heights ’1' P' church is p landing for a
sun will be netted for their admirable b“ social "0 be held next Tuesday
organisation. The ladies of East "‘5“
Norwalk haVe set a pace for those in
mm. of the city m (allow and thet. Rev. James J. McGuane of St. John's
work in the community is in evidence church. Nurown' conducted the month
onnll aides. li’ mass at Fitch's Home yesterday
morning.
. mod the winter at the Artist; inn,
weeksinBoston. t
and
in Danbury.
gone to Brooklyn for the winter.
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The pulpit of the Newton Presbyte- P9!" Wbm' °l Weehawken, N
rian church was UCWNLd yesterday
morning by Rev. Lyman Hartley, pas-
tor of the Washington Heights Presbyv
lerian church of Bronx Borough. New
York.
liam Simon of South'biain street.
f in
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George N. Weed has started work
on a residence which he will build on.
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"tawn‘ ~ ",“a’w. '
Mrs. M. Weed, of Cudlipp street, is
entertaining guests from Danbury. Cole. The house. will be of 'frame can 00min on Park street for two weeks.
litructlon, containing unwell rooms. All '
Arthur ”M, 0, West Side avenue, modern improvements will be provid-l The New Canaan Athletic Club is
fill“!!! the week-end m" of town. ed, including furnace.heat. The sub '90"an an attractive sign, glvinx the
contracts for the heating. plumblnl, MM: lll We window 0' "'9'" Cl“
ilowaytou electrical work and painting have not WON. '
been let as yet.
Mrs. (leer-co Scott,. of
avenue. continues uel'iously ill.
-.. Ls‘wiaboro voted dry by time yet“
Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeGalllennb There were four sales of real es-‘on Tuesday This closes the two u
have returned to New York‘ after late in Darlen, last week. as follow»: lo‘cns between New Canaan and Ridge»
upendlllu the summer in Taxation, .l. I), Crlmnitnu to March D. Crim- held for the term of two years.
mine. Collender‘s Point. '
Mr. and Mrs, Talutor, of New York, J. i). Crlmmlue to Cyril
M9 Iillt‘lirilmz .1 few weeks at their Sareeant's Cove. ‘
residence in Tokens-kc. .
(‘rimmlns, Domerlc'Csssertn of East avenue.
, y . . .. ,VlilLopen a pool timer to his store on
Evelyn Hewett to Arthur Gretner,
llawea avenue.
Evelyn it. "oven to Marti Kristitln- market. ‘ ,t .
Mrs. Warren Smith, of West tilde
to South Norwalk for the winter.
The um Darlen boy met death in the'
Mr. and lira. George lletta, ol
In. Allies-ion Manna is visiting
Mrs. Archibald Busby and son will
Mr. and llrs._ George Pickuess have
returned from a sojourn at several
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Mrs. G. l. Roscoe and children. Clara
and Floyd, spent Wednesday
The Asnoke Camp Fire Girls will'
Mr. and Mrs. WUhrd C. Warren of
Mansfield uremic, Dorian, for ”Lime u, occupying Willie Theme “O'TORCVCLIST'B SKULL FRAC-
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., BRISTOL, Nov. lie-Robert MPH- W
is in a critlcai
coalition at the Hartford Hospital art
a result of a collision between his the
tor cycle here today and an automo .
oi
’ilaturday He will aim sell new temv‘ .
,perance drinks recentfi put lon the? Adniitted Saturday: Philip llauravv..
Dr. Thoma Tunney, Thomas F. Rae Nsumnun, of 283 Main street;
and Mr. and lira. James Rut urn on William Troy. of Broad River. - ‘
Hoselrltl. enrizur Ln;
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lg‘lf‘flh “diam! magma No..iz.——While laboring
. 73., _ , gapparently under mental distress,
'5 “Mrs. Peter l’lsozt. of Ansonin, a pa—
tient in the Grimm Hospital, Jumped
throush a ”condition window, break-
ing a leg, several ribs and causing in-
ternal injuries. A nurse made I fit-
tile attempt to stop her and was near-
window her-
ly pulled through the
self in the attempt. '
Ira. Pinon was_taken to the hospi-
tal. first about three weeks ago, aft
she had attempted her life by
her throat.
HARTFORD EXAMINES NEW
‘DRAFT
l HARTFORD, Nov. i3.——ln order
select 45 men to complete its 85 per’
lira. w. (2Com ins closed her aum- mt. draft, also to inture a audit-tent
our home on Smith Rldle and bus number of recruits for the final 15
per cent, the first Hartford distrt
belln the‘ examination of 200 addi‘?‘
ill registrant» today. The
clent number curiously summoned
2M. ‘
TUNED
scorer, of l'lainvllle,
bile driven by John iiopklnson,
this eltv. His skull is fractured. in
side car attached to the motor cycle
was
He escaped practically un-
lidward Freeman of Plalnvllle,
‘ridlng.
hurt.
HOSPITAL mores
of 2) Marshall street.
Admitted yimterdav: Miss Mlnni
an
FRO“
slashini:
‘ all sent
1., ll 7M“!!! Vlllli his sister. Hrs. Wil- .out a few days ago was unexpected, as
it was thought there had been a sulll-
‘ftlll the city's quota. The district has
meet with Miss Genevieve Stevens of crammed more than 1.000 previously
South Main street. Saturday. at a p. in. and its 100 per cent. quota is only
places of interest.
(7mg. street. have moved to Stamford.
where they will go to househeplng,
treat war lam week. wlwn l‘avld 813- laying on automobile trip up the Cool Discharged Sunday: Clarence Vane
PM"). Jr.. 80!! Ol ll"? famous filllk'l'nectlcut river, and will be absent nevi of it Havlland street.
whose summer home ill here. and win- eral a”;
l Admitted today: Mrs. Edward Brown
or of 5 Westport avenue. and. Charles
bins. Stephen Wood recently visited Mace, of 70 Harbor "9an
~Palace Theatre Today, Chm.“ tor residence in Phllilll‘l hit: wall
“haw" m m” lam" ““"W' "Th" “"‘- WWW 8‘31"" m “V“ "9"" killed while engaged inn piling; hgllt
Adventure ." ‘ '
-. r _ ‘____~ ifesz‘rglrud with M" and M” John in England. News of the sad accidentmer brother. Edward Kaiser. who was
Arthur Morrison. Walter Jennings
and Privnlo Collins returned to Cami)
novella, yeaterduv. after spending a
furlough at ihelr‘hometl here.
Frederick Weed, of Pleasant hirer-i,
returned to the battleship North Can
olina, Brooklyn. this morning, and ('t‘
pacts soon to leave for France.
_Cllarletl Amtmd‘ten and "meal l':-l
cation of Fort Terry. New York.
spent. furloughs at their homes here.
returning to camp this morning. ‘
flunk S. Avery. whose family ‘reccnz.
. 1y .moved .into tho.Morrell cottage on
Fourth street, the same coming from
Palmer, Matte, today assumed the lore-
manshlp of The Evening Sentinel.
Work on the Neptune Hardware
Company’s big addition is steadily in-
;eilclted friends in town a few dayaioporIM upon at the Norwalk hotipltal
ago. the tamily now being at Phlladel- 'lor appendicitis.
phla. Only 19 years-of age. he deferr- _ ~-- ‘ ,
ed his propelled entrance at Princeton The W. A. it. (‘luh met at the home or:
to return to England. his native land all!" Grace d. Elwood, Tuesday night.l
to eniiut last May in the aviation [The all! plan of the evening was,
The. Y. i". S. C. E. held a social
Tuesday evening at the church. A
general good time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Bowman have
Eggigfizpmel"?Egg?" 0" that been conimlislonou till a "eaten-Which retreahmuti were wired and a:
‘ __ ant, but the commission did not reach .800d tlm WIS enjoyed by ‘ll- '
. m” Allie. Marsh. who has spent him before his death. He wall veryl I
several montha out of town, is t'inlt- popular among the “knell“ younsi
inu Mr. and Mrs. “be" Marsh. people. to whom wsr'ii horrors have so ml telephone “theme; in on the tier-
ker-niy been brought home. and week of her two wee ' vacation.
[Bostom Worceater and Ayer have been
. “ramp Theatre Today, Charlie visited and the latter part of this week
Chaplin in his latest comedy. “Th6,ls being enjoyed with friends in Brook»
Adventurer." ‘ lyn and New York
A regular monthly meeting of the
Rowayton Hose Company will be held
this evening at company heddqnsriera.
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The death of John D. Crimmin‘a, at, New Canaan's new athletic club was
his home in New York, removes flou loficlally organized this Week. when a
this town. one of ll'i beut'known real~ meeting of the members was heid in
dents. Of late years, he had spent bribe club rooms in the techno/r block
Mrs. A. M. Dameron and daughter lfil' ”'9 8mm? voril‘on of each year at .011 Seutll avenue Otiicera tor the ensu-
_ Charles R. Sniflln, of the Connecti-
cut Agriculture College. spent the
week-end at his home on West Side
avenue. -
"will: and it will be nearly com: I am“. have closed their Tokenelle his Noroton summerholne. only spend-ling year Were elected, and the name. ‘
plated by the first of the year, Thirty
will nifordihe company greatly ~ino
erased facilities. ,
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The. black flab are biting in lame
.. numbers. Edward Mouriaontmtcht a
bushel yesterday. and Peter Gustaf-
Iou, with a. party of three friends,
caught three bushels. Othel- parties
Incured large numbers of ‘lllf' fish. .'
The auction of property of Mrs.
Mo Schimmel. at Marvin Beach. was
not bullion, Saturday afternoon. the
. owner declininu to let the {li‘llfwl'lv go
at It!!! than 83.900. It ill thmiltht. it
will be disposed of later at a private
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.lmefl...ltundle is again confined
no biabed'na a‘ result of an accident
vhkh occurred on Saturday. While at
work. attending to some duties in his
Inna pair of wagon shells tell on his
back and inflicted painful injuries
which, however. are not serious.
floor" 1.. tuition has the work of
modeling the forum Howlsnlw
which he purchased, from the Neptune
Hardware Germany. about completed
and ready for occupancy. .‘He. has
we a great improvement in the up
" mint-them.
home. and "Dec, to spend the winter inn 3 or i of the winter month» in the ‘adoptd was the New Canaan ANetir.
in New York. city. and even then spending many‘club. The officers and commitsie are
._____ week-ends here. in addition to hiséasfollown: Edmund Hogan. president;
Jack, a with“, ownpd by Private many greater interests in the big city .l-‘red Roscoe, necretary; A. ll. Bay-
Roy' M. Merrlfleld, was killed by im Mr. Crimmlm was a loyal resident of mood. treasurer. and Warren Rutirlire.
automobile on the Post Road several Darien, having been one of those izr‘corresponding secretary. Other oili-
days 580- strumental in organizing the Norman certs elected were: ArthurMcMullen.
. Water Company. which supplies the matchmaker: referee, 0. T. Smith. and
Charles Adcock. chief assistant to entire toivn with its city water, and'nulatantyreferee.6eorxe 1'. Kelly. A
the machinliit on one of the U, ‘1“. aulr eattnlly forward ill promoting everyicotnmittee of eight wan selected to
marine charters. spent Sunday at his other public intere-it. Only a law. look after the supervision of the club
home on Went Side avenuef wecks ago he appeared before the bathrooms, new members, entertainmeutu,
Board of Finance, addressed it on th~ 8N1. Those on the committee are as
Mrs. Eugene Ambler and Miss hint!“ matter of water supply, and telling of follows! Richard Punch. Harry Peatt.
Crockett were delegates to the Sun- some of the future plans of the localgPete Chick. Ralph Putnam, Francis Of-
davasmool convention of Baptist company. He was also greatly inter gffin Harmon Schmidt. George Kelley
churches held at. New Haven. Not} rated in the matter of improved high-:and G. T. Smith.
9, lo and ii. ways about three years ago. when that -———
~— matter watt the topic of the day, until A “l? Place for your valuables ls
Word was received in nowayton with lllli son, John ‘D..Crimmlna. Jr.. a ‘ ”"98"“ F01" dollars pays for a
during the past week that a dauchtel' civil pn‘lnpgr and contractor like his box for a year at The South Norwalll
.Anna Louise. was born to Mr. and father. gave valable aid to the tovvrl'Tl'“It do.
Mrs. John 'l'tebout. lr-i 0' Brmum- n'hitriq when the time came to appoint’
Nra. 'l'ieimut was formerly MMan efficient highway superlhtenderlt.’
[gene Lynch. Local history, tradition. and ncogmphy!
-——-—- , also interested him, and be. was very'
i, Fred Merrifield. In. 0l ””3“” active ill endeavorinu to have the colo-
avenne, had the minim-tune of never- "lat name “long Neck Point" lined for
in; a part of his finger lMt ‘99“ the strip which this into the Sound at
while world!!! on m" ““‘l’le‘e' A»Noroton and in more model-hf “mo. had
doctof was called and severnHllwh“ come to in culled ”C'ille'ider'u Point!
weretallen in the injured member. Mr. Crlmmins insisted that the old
—-—-—-"" humor! of ludlan and Colonial ’
The. claim"! "'9‘"th 0' the “W" should be retained. lllsJiomc 0:13:
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Cfrp‘q' 'He advanced mpldly' and unilspent in work for the soldiers, afier'Flush the ‘Kldnoys at Once When
flack Hum oi- Bladder Both.
are
No man or woman who eats men
flushing the
says a well-known authority.
bliss Ella Krapowicz, chfof’thelov’regularly can make a mistake by
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formit uric acid which clogs the kid-'
my pores so they siugaishiy filter or:
strain-only part of the waste and;
.poisons from the blood, then you 3e
bend.-3
aches, liver trouble, nervousness. con-i
dizziness , itieeplensness.l
bladder disorders come iroln sluggish
sick. Nearly all rheumatism,
allputlon.
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or i
the urine is cloudy. offensive. full 0
sediment, irregular of passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding, lie
about four ounces of Jet] Salts (tom .
any reliable pharmacy and take a he , - . ‘
blespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast fora few-days and your kid-
neya will then act fine. This famous
suite is made from the. acid of arson}
and lemon Juice, combined with lltb-1
in and has been used for reiteration
to iluah clogged kidneys and stimulat
them to activity, also to neutralizet
the acids in urine so it no longer,
cauaeu irritation. thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jnd Suite is inexpensive and can?
not injure; makes a delightful ail'rrv.
regular meat eaters should take new
and then to keep the kidneys elea
and the blood pure,
seriouir kidney mollrationli.-—Adv.
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kidneys occasionally. ;
thereby avoiding
tilt
The funeral services for John Ed- Club and the annual jelly Iniliptueltl
wnl’d'iladnlile. son of Ir. and lira- will be held In the CM“ ”l “'9 married children, are some o: the fear
u Willsrdfléitadclltfemf 33 PM! mmvjictllodist church. Thursday. at 3‘3" tires of the town. Dar-ten people lime
we. held, this alteration at 2:10, p, rm, mm who wishesto metal" thought that when to. Crlmlnlus‘ left
(“in Iron ill. 1m .pnrim-s ‘0‘. or Milan, will please send it 0“ (01’ hlsclty home only four' or live
m W. mil. W Now-Ill“ day and notify any member of the weeks ago that his apparently rtardy
in. . a A. man. W 0' clIltflth will be called for.
Trinity Wt Church. slanted. 4 '
no funeral at Albln c. uric-on. swig... the excellent iii-tint. in
lids m ”.mgmwm'ma" mm"
Mouthwas- ' fl unwraps“
mt- dain- m
in the national service than any parent
intownuandrkts death. mills four or
its overwritten-rm W'- a
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point, and the adjacent homes of hi!
frame would so quickly succumb to at! ‘
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' My people. in this vicinity '0" a tack of the grip He had the distinc-
.. p . tie: at having a larger number of now
its hm your th.tt-y~m.mlltr
run
We are headquarterurforthid
nut-nun. and Sanitary Rug
and carry a large stock in
all sizes Htpricesllowerfhan
elsewhere. V
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Wearing a properly fitted W. B.
Reduso Corset you appear a
younger woman-drips, bust and
J abdomen reduced 1 to 5 inches,
./ yanlasklOtsZOsassdsigliter.
You can wear more fashionable
styler; you are no longer STOUT
and you get Satisfaction and
Value at most moderate price.
You never wore more comforb
able or easy feeling” corsets.
Lace M 3.4;... sol“. '
No. 72L Low Boa. Brocade, price $5.00
No. 703. Medium Bushman. price 3.50
No, 7”. Short Short Figures. - '
Low sun. Cowl. pike 3.5a
Laos Front Recluse Styles.
No.07". law Bust. Contil, price $3.50
. No.07”. Med. Bud Coral. price 3.50
No. 0740. Low. Bust. Coral price 5.00
Back and Fro-blue for
Ngoisgfig‘m Slender and Average Fig-m
_ give the “new-form"; the fig-urn
vogue of the moment. Inexpensive, faultlessiy fitting. W. B. NUFORM
0085215 are unequalled tor Comiort, Wear and shape-moulding.
Modalsforsllficnm: W’l.to‘3.
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price $3.50, shows how it reduces
a stout figures to youthful linen.
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(Hand-finished, Fine Gauge Ribbed,
UNDERWEAR WEEK
November 12th: to 17th
THIS week, from Monday to Saturday;
is your opportunity to see the most
attractive variety of the “Mind!" (hand-
finished) Underwear made for women and
children. Come and see it during this
special display week, when it will be our
pleasure to show you all the styles whether you with to
purchase or not. '
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Every garment is cut individually lay—hand. shrunk Care-
fully, made with a patent flatloclt seam. made in every
I , .I' desired weight andevety needed size in all garments. The
r L ' ”Minds" Union Suit is a specialty of which we are par-
ticularly proud. New xyles have been designed for the
t " 5;; women who wear the pretty fashions of today, yet want to
be easily warm and properly ”Weillgafllilt
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Nellunscl :Eltlor Covering
it is Sanitary and Waterprool '
, Shades, Curtams’ ' , Draperies
'_ , immorta- a Specialty ’ é
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Blouses
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