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Miss Roth Wakemsu
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’ tut 89")"EO'W Fonz. not kennel-s
Mr. Bueil o! bilddlels-ury is spending “mt" Chm PM
it mains no vivid Math 1.
9a few nacho with his “allies. In. W um Helm
Charles W. Burt. at the Congregationsl these days with a ”my “M10!
parsonage. point with When she enters the
' l‘elo‘us of the trees and other v.1”...
thmmn MWMthevividtinu
Tuesdoy I «this
hefunernldOrlnndnB.03WmlMM “It“
lessen. In realty. ehsnge- in col-
9yesrs, athls lute residence “Wuhlhbmudceminl i-
Boston. eel m which tnke phce in the
lemon.
John P. Pitch and Elmer Hull are TU change I m. as many ozoplowh
spending their second week on jury “W- '0 '0 action 01 est.w
Iran Slowsenolllswessvenuo re- dnty in the Common pm, Court m h“ is ‘ "email“ for Winter. Dur-
ing the spring and summer the loom
cently entertained 9M”. L Brown of Bridgeport. have served so (mm m the
NewOnnonn.
foods necessary for the treeo‘ growth
Mrs. Willsrd Clifford and Miss llar- hm been mannered rm» mo
A number or leesl people mm for- goret Clitlord, o! Godirey street. bore mu“ "1‘" m “l WW"
Chsrloo Smith he takes I position
vnsrnosonwlththeNew Huvenrohd.
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the“ mini-nuns: him the who
snhssnnens Ind-coo runny colored
tints vsry'fig from the brillant re
0‘ thew to the more' busters
redhnwnsof the ask in eonfletou
mes. which donut lose their rm! .
all the full, the green coloring motto.
takes on at slightly brownish tinge..
which. however given wsy to the’
lighter color in the spring,
While the color: 09 the ten! is
chafing. othu' prevention! on be
ing mode. At the point where the,
nth- of the lent is u‘taelted to th'
"no.3 opeehl layer of cells develor'
granny sever the tum
which support the lest. At the unto
tins nature heels the cut. so that
when the leaf is finally blown off
by the wind or fslls from Its own.
weak, the place where it grew on
the twig' it worked by a scar. E
Although the food which hes been
“Quality Shop”
sour}! NORWALK.
Special Sale: of C oats
31095 $12.95 $15.95 $24.95
met President William H. Tsit speck
on Red Cross work st the Standout
high school Hendoy mt.
WALK
Winthrop Knapp entertained a nun:
tiny cells of the ital. and is curried mound in the cell entities is sent
on by entail green bodies, which use both to the tree. the mineral sub
BWy|,N Y the In! its cola. The“ chlorophll Ms with which t walls of the ‘1'
' ‘ m”; rut” ‘uT'mo. curs: flair" m mm“ Mr
[or e f Moron ford at tree c summer when! lesves fell ,
V3: '9" m o d t Edam are taken iron the esrhonlo held goo of they eeutsin relnnvely large anon-ml
7 0 89 W“ 3‘ '0’ the sir with hydrogen, oxygen snd net of valuable cumin. such so r12“:-
returned from several days visit in
REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS
her 0‘ ”’1'! friends E“! Saturdny from unknown causes. late Sundsy al- rious mm). “W by the ...“,
pl nnd phosphorus which were orig:
“95 ; Btruwhetry um i, night in honor of his fourteenth birth- ternoon,
which the roots gather.
in the fell: innly s port of the soil. The decom-
«snaosuunlandou‘fl “mm"
trlpwithfrlendsthere.
Mr. end Mrs... Joseph d'Atelto of Nero-
ton Heights. where Mr. d'Atelto con
ducts n barber shop.
«an of Rowen street. has
. has from a visit with rent.
In ma. New York. _
K " Auniliafy of Chris!
Norwslk. will meet tumor
Frank DeCourcey. bookkeeper for
the Walter Stewart Grow-ry Company
was ill at his home yesterday but is
hook at his duties this morning.
An old~fntthloned home social will be
held by the Methodist church people
Women's Foreign Missions"
. not with Mrs... cumin u.
Rows: street. inst evenlnl
hnd uninteresting program.
» rlehillodgeo hos moved his car-
Ihopmotn the Gambler building
,. tho one formerly occupied by Cni-
.7 . and Seymour. /
Willie and hour the Hawaiian
' nt mnnelly’s opening Friday.
“2 to it p. m.
" WI A. Bnlrotodhoo taken a pool
”in the stock department of the
59,, W l'hrdwnm Company. after
working eight years for L’Hommediou
ms. snd making many friends.
the home of Mrs.
Stevens on Maple
svenue. .
l.. K. Seaman of the intertype Comv
puny. Brooklyn, who has hmn’lnstal-
once. hes completed his task and
turned to his home.
Miss Annie Nixon spent a few days
last week at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Gctrgc ll. lioxou. on tuc-
POM. diced and has now returned to
her utndies at Welioslcy colieue.
The young People’ 3 Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor of the Nomton Heights
Methodist Pmtwtsnt church held a
box social-inst night. The boxes of
lunch prepared by the ladies were sold
“sight unseen" to the men. and cocoa
was served to all. when ‘the buyen
and the prcpnrem'oi the boxed lumber:
shared the contents of the receptacles
together.
Winery for the new lace factor?
b Regent street continues to arrive
daily. Rotten! h Moore. of Stamford
hove the contrnct to cart it here from
Jew York.
The big ice box in [Jilommedieu
”that! store wss purchased by if.
_ln. now ol'Woterbury, and was
m to tint city by motor truck to
The well-known cat. which for
who nvfixture at the L'Homrnw
titan. with her litter or kittens.
taken in ‘cbnrge by a lady living
’1“ VII Zuni. street. and will be given
n and home.
Sundny.‘George Dance will con-re to
be Barton's: oflcer. for his term Will,
then expire. As an otflcer, George has
served well and fnitbfully, and always
at his post No one can criticise his
work for there is nothing to be crin:
clued He has handled the tratlle situa-
tion at. the junction of the Post Road
and Railroad nvcnue in an ancient
monitor. lie husbeen a credit to the
town sud mnnys time he was Dtalilcu
,by out of town motorists who happened
to «me along for his business-like
2Insulin! in m strict nttention -
_ .‘l'ortner councilmsn H. J. llipoon has
1W» letter from his son.
._ Ilnrryn‘r isln France, with the Unit-
ed States troops. Harry descrtbes the
miller as being cold. and states that
the. men have been supplied with
)
;Mkln caste, which srmore service. he. work I“ is untied to fill "w
ugsln nest not and we hope that the
town will be wise.when it makes its
selection to choose George Dance as
indie oflcer.
nhle than sweaters. He is kept busy
uh the time sud likes his surroundings.
very much.
Corporal BenhnrinJ-lerts, who in 1
.non of Mr. nndalroeJl; Hurts. of Win—
‘ield street. returned..- lent night. to '
Cum Devens..Ayer;ltIsn.. utter spende;
fig s furlough'at his home here; Bu'!
it!” spoke highly 0“ “summit John f
m of this city. and stuted’thut the:
J wnsone of the most popnlnt.
in the camp who bud done nan-co
fevers '0' the men in ““9““ Mfr. Henry B. Wheeler has left town
blends were hauling mm!- to spend the winter in Seymour.
John J. lime-say has resigned hisE Mr.
”it!” as one of the bridge tenders
the Whom street drsw. bridoe.
. has taken, smooitlun in one of the?
and Mrs. Frank P. Morehouse
‘hnve entertained Soutbport friends this
-..week
,9. Corr 0. former bridge employe. has spent. yesterday with friends in God-
. his piece. Mr. Henntmey has fro! ltreet
on the bridge since its completion —" ' '
couple of Years! um and has dne 0 N ““3990 0‘ the Upper Parish
wa-h The bridge committee is has returned from a visit in Pelhsm.
. . to tune on additlmnlmsl N‘ Y:
‘ Mill! ellht hm shim. .
f ...“, hour shifts with 1'. M ”only and family are now
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tofBrndv
that It, mm. ’1'.- m Whist club rural)
~ to hematplstsns e . '
_ mommy's-towed.
- Moor-litmus-
-~ Whenutkus hunt:
E,
street.
HWv
Multan!“
, {womb-manhunt».
'hhlslduh-ht m bsn/ been-
~ wrmwm.m9yrs
E A doughter was born last week to.
ind their lirendn on Friday eyeuing. :H .
ling a mechine at the Darien Review .
. club sud it will be called for.
W (m in Bridgeport John Miss Mary Adams of Hilllide street, V
‘ence how dull, 136“;th all m.
Wm 3' “I“!!! mine mdstonas’dsth'wlth Dusse-
Sidney Adonis rentsins critically lit
at his home in Bridgeport Mr. Adams
is a nephew of Mrs. Wlidmss Adams
of Hillside street. and a frequent visit-
or in town for many years.
Mr. sud Mrs. Charles Dunnebach and
In. Noses Sherwood of East Norwnik
have been in town spending the day
with Mrs. Edoon Turney of Godfrey
street. Miss Lizzie Adams of llillolde
street is now the gueui of Mrs. Tunney.
Mrs. Harry]. Oshes entertained st ‘h
a social held at her home in Rowsy-
ion. Mondsy otter-noon. E .
5 Miss M. Gertrude Dibble and Hnnyi
Oberlsnder are to be married at the‘ E'
Methodist ('hurcli
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
tomorrow after”
The closing meeting of the Flower
Club and
will be held in the chapel t! the
Methodist (porch. Tbursdsy, st 3; 30E
p m Anvo/ne who wishes to give jellyE "
or conned truit, will please send it onE
that dnv and notifv any member of the
sueusLs m NEW YORK. ,
According to New York lnw theE
bushel shell consist of seventy pounds
of lime or course unit. sixty pounds of
whcstppeas, potatoes, clovu seed or
beans: fifty-seven pounds of onions:
titty-six poundso! lndian corn. rye or
fine salt; fifty-five pounds of linseed:
fifty-four pounds or went potatoes:
fifty pounds of cornmeal, rye "tribal or "l
carrots, forty-eight pounds of barley or
buckwheat; forty-tire pounds of herdin- .
gran. timothy seed or rough rice; for:
ty-four pounds of sen island cottonl
seed;
peaches; thirty-three pounds of cuts
thirty pounds of upland cotton reed?
twenty-five pounds of dried apples,
twenty pounds of bran or shorts. For
a fractional part of the. bushel a like
fnctionsl port of the above weighty "
shall he required.‘ E
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Routine business was transected
_lnst- night. at the regular semi-month-
ly meeting of local No. 746. Carpen- "
t l‘
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(Hill! Hill A Hill
[If Bflllllflll Hill.
Sflfl; 610m; Will
'A Smell Bottle Destroys Dandruff and
Doubles Beauty 'of Your Hair
Within ten minutes nfter9an nppll
cation of Danderlne you can not find a
linolettneeo! donut-chewing hair
and your scalp-will not lteh. but.- whet.
will please you mnscfiwillhe after: a
few weeks’ use. when you see’new
choir. fins' and down st lusty-yer-
but reslly new help-growing all on!
the could“ ,
A little milder!“ inrlneaautelv dou-
bles theheunty'o! your hnir; No lilo:-
insendcunelnllyduwittbmebym
heir. We" smell strand sis
time. 11mm to minor-your
hnlrwlll’hnlimnnlysnd unused
hm-ssmntehnndsnce so
inmuhhmsoftnous tuna
nrirnee.
(lotusmll bottle ofKnowltnn'l
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lgtbsfimnrsfowetstsondolm
thstyowhskisuWWm‘
snowman. M
9orlng on ismlllsr in autumnal follsge.
9 there is more sugar in the leaf than
the annual jelly shlprsent j
thirty-three pounds of dried .. A
l Signing Furniture Co.
wheme cool weather canoes s slow
in n of the tits! W the
work 0! the leaves content: on end.
The mhlnery of the 1“!th is~ need-llamas of humus. Tint is win:
v" "”9"!ch no to speak the chlm the mellow black earth from the for
phyll is broken up into the vsr our l est flour is in fertile But if tires are
euhetonces of which it is cuntpesed‘ allowed to run throurh the forest and
and wbotever food there is on hand the leaves are burned. the most vsluu
is sent to the body of the tree to be ble of the fertilizing elements are
stored up for use in the spring. All changed by the bent into gases sud
”ill! reunion in the cell esvltles of empe into the all. As a result. for:
the ice! is of a watery ouhstnrt-e in ests which are burned over regularly
which I few oil globules and cry 3"" lsoon lose their soil fertility even if
and s small number of yellow, stron:-' no spunrent damage is done to the
Iv reirsct' ye bodies U'l’l be seen; slsnding timber.
Thees give the lesves the yellow col
position of the leaves results in en-
rhhhg the top layers of the soil bv
returning these etc-“rents and by the
—5e sale. Special otter st Donneuv'efl
Frldsy. You buy one box of 35c Hltb'E
isnd lines paper. you get the second,
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It often happens.
however. that
on be readily transferred back to
in! tree When this is the case the one 10' 5 “I“.
.7, 3 titres in use open 2 Charge .1
llo Stairs to (link Account
Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to E E
.Bake, Cook and; Heat Ranges
from: $18.00 tomcat).
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Diningroom Tables.
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November '12th to .1.7,_th
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is youroppoaunity to see the mat
B. attractive variety of the "Minds” (hand-
finishod) Underwear made for women and ' '
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Wmigbt and every needethize in all garments. The;
" ‘ M’r' UniouSuiLis Lspecinlty of which westwar-
M?!“ New styles-lists been designed!“ tho--
wannwhowesnhs pretty induces oi todsyyyst wnntto
bounty mundpropstly “Wont acid:
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