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Winn services Will be held at the
The Lucia Circle will meet with Mrs.
"H. c. Drake, 17 St. John avenue. bion-
dny alter-am.” 2:80. 1-.
1 Edward item of Cottage'slreet, has
and insurance company.
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William Brown, formerly :of. the
Wbridge. Box Cmnpany, has taken A.
position with the HI-po Battery Corn- '
pany.
——A smart line of good coats, suits
for m. It. Jason I: Boas.
Private Pentagon. better known as
“walk" l‘nrrington of the 35th Co., L.
1.8.0 D., was 'at his home on East
Avenue. yesvrrday. having a lilhonr
turtbngh from Fort Terry.
A black bear cub securely fastened
in the body ot'an auto delivery truck
sped along ”wast Washington street
headed for plows this morning and
attracted miffziattentlbn. ‘1 IL. ‘
LesllI- iI‘i pvt-mammal. tor
mcrly with YaaIt Brothers, has taken
a position as private clluutfeur forts
New York h "locus man who resides
just outside 0? filami 0rd, and glarted
this morning tl 'his new duties.
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Archibald W lf has enlistcd in the
New York N Reserve, having gone
to New York’dlty mt that purpose and
on Monday will report to Pelham,
where there is a station. He will re-
main there forttwenty days and after
.tbat time will be shifted to another
station
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Ad is usual at' this time of the year.
spans from It passing locomotive set
fire to a plot ‘ofgrass at the rear 0!
'Hefner's store and Selzer’s barber shop
yeatrday morning. making it necessa'y
for the truck from the Mayflower Com-
pany to be called out by telephone.
About a half-hour was needed to sub-
due the blaze which had assumed
, star-mg proportion due to the wind
which fanned.,the names quiternpltlly.
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The special meeting of the East Nor-
walll lmprovernentfissociatlon which
was hehi Thursday Ilifternoon was call~
11! for :the purpose of discussing the
Wilson rates and other business in-
[cidental ot the rental of Community
plan.
“view avenue was made chairman to
Mrs. mum F. Smitt-I of Sea-
the rental committee. and as several
.applictions for the rental of the hall
had been made they were referred to
her. Mrs. Robert Morrison. chairman
~20! the Bazaar Committee reported that
while all of the returns had not been
jade it was estimated that about 8600
'had been cleared. The thanks of the
auociatbn were given Mr. and .Ilrs.
llorrisson and their assistants for
3' their seal and untiring etiort to make
i“ the basaar".'s.'pnccess.' which it was.
The thank, ot the association were
also WCT' to the press. The In-
of e illsociatlon met a'tter the
other meeting ind rattled the basilica
W and. routine business and-
ed the ”this.
Ellis ngec..ilutler once wrotca
book made him famous and
which htroduesd s eatdrphralc into
the almdy \i'tensive vossbnhry of
tins TU name nftke hooll'wasi
:fH'PisslsPigs"ltanleollehavsroad
trad taunt-sea lasts-stimuli
.wbsakswasnotia
“u.“ “MR “I'M-II"
:‘mfsfimluwmm typhoon...“ lull. «Horns-silt“!
,“W ”*Mflufiwe'lgwy- him-cribs aluminum-tunnel
. has also 1 ”up 1.1.: “-4. -. .dmstarAssochtlon torthercliefofthe
intotheatore‘n Atlcnsthe
house hoisted it was a‘atme‘iituz
.wosn't a stranger to the storc and tel
not tell for themselves, there not being
lino-of them, it devolved spun than
{no-est to give much lengthy detail as
' Tb district commisioners' meet this '
, William Beers has taken a position‘
with the Trowbridge Box Company.
~ _ .aIenue will take :IpOsition with the'
Anh- a position with the John Han-'
gdren, address by public speakers and
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"c of th lpvcmemgme
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which the other side insisted that ll.
Al's genial personality. M insisted]
that it was formerly his kitten but that‘
it had been stolen. Finally the argn~
meat started afresh this tiie aboutl
whether when the “strange" kitten wast
'bronght into the store it was the only
lkitten present. As the kittens could
James m’ of maple (vagina
Tuesday for Florida. i
to how many kittens were is the spore
when the strands kitten was brought
lin' . Finally, however, the problem wasI
‘solved by the fact that the soothe; cat
walked into the store, hissed at tho
lstrsnse kitten and “retitled that some
mutated had come in after the strange
kitten was brought in camqput of its
hiding place
William: evorill was -Din New York
on business yesterday.
CharlesIKauflman called on frievaI
in Stamford yesterday after-lumen.
Today 5' the last day of the Wands
Home Glfld sale, of St. Luke' s church
Noroton ,
—8awod and split wood for sale.
Raymond, Street a son
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The house which was formerly occu-
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“Quality Shop”
scum NORWALK.
509% hr This Evening
$1695me coavrs. ................ $111.95
32250 FUR TRIMMED cons ........... 315w
$18.00VELOUR cons ........... $2500
sisoosmrs ....... . .. .’ ....... .51295
825.00 SAMPLE possess ......... 5.16.95 ,
saoocmwnrcssnnnssns 53753.
SALE or unusual .
All. mm BATS. 0m.
1 sum or snares ...... 51.110. Sign”; :35
pied by Mrs. Dasha- is being newly
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painted and renovated
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D. Fairfax Bush, who was a summer
resident :nt Tokeneke, returned to his
home in New York Thursday.
Charley Tucker says. he never k’hew
clams to he so scarce. He makes fre-
lucnt trips to the water front but but:
'very fev: clams.
Francis Howard of Norolon is in
Cleveland on a business trip, in cull-
lnection Iilth his work as landscape ar-
.I-hltect '
Bernhard Iii. XIIIIllIbI-rg of Highland
The signs and clock which were sta-
tioned on the allies of the Darien Re-
view during the campaign for the sec.
‘Fairdelrl County National bank on
'lfdllday. succeeding a member of the
ion a who will enter the United States
Army. _ '
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M terday. ‘-
Tic many hie-ads of William A. Reid,
:lln- popular station agent, were
'plensed to law him back again today.
after l! mu day.:’ vacation trip in the
south. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
R1 ill and visited many places of inter' I
but thinks Connecticut is a good
IlLllllKll state to live in
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Corporpl Charles lfillspsugh of the
29 1.. 1.33. 00., enjoyed a mm me
laugh at 'the home of his parents, yes
lI-rday. returning to his company at
Fort Wright, last night.
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Martin fillaugnessy, who was at one
time chief of the°Dsrien l'lre Depart-
llurrington Oberlander and Vaulmpm' and who I. mm . resident of
Illeumler Poole). the young MM olilrI-lnmon, x. v., n- a visitor in town,
“'4‘“ known Darlm men have gone intojmmng on his many fflgndg' gm. week.
3hr trapping lIu :ilIes-I. on a commercial‘ _
(1‘ 10 Tllfi' have been havinl If?“ The classes which are being in-
'u:.Ik This wet- it several muskrsts andzguumm in ma Cm" work by Dr
it number of larger game came to their; Noam: Iivery Thursday night met at
,‘trm A skunk “as also caushl ’3’;the Norbton (‘enter school oil Thurs
luduy morning and the man dll- day instead o: the Darlen "school.
posed of to Rhunelii Csuti‘ell who is}: ' "
Ilu “hippo .‘ .y ..
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}_ lir. iii-lame of New York is spending
—- 'a short time at her Cedar Ghte cottage
Announcement cards have been rot in. ikrry Varlan Snead will spek
celved in Dark-n oi the aroma-hing to the students of the Hillside school of
Int: Irriago of Miss Constance Gray and .Vnrwalk on the Magic Carpet. this a!-
.,l .1 mil. Jr. the latter the son of Mr. ternoon.
and Mrs. J. J. Dell of Tokeneke and,
Brooklyn. Young Mr Dali is a favor \‘ulhillg more has been heard of the
he. with many here. His biidt‘ is the 11- suits of the killing of a deer by John
charming dslllzhtor of kir. and Mlll.‘ Pickett on his property some. time ago.
. °ercy R. Gray of Brooklyn. ThI mar It is supposed that the matter has been
”age will be held at Plymouth churI- settled between the game warden and
rilrooklyn, Baturday, November 21 Mr. Pickett.
IDali is a lieutenant in the Naval Re
serves. , last night the Methodist Church
members and their friends held an old
The ladies of Rowavton hold a very fashioned home social, Mrs. J. ll. StcV-
successful sale at the Rowavton HOSllgt'ilfi being lhe hostess. at the home of
Comranr'n Murals-191mm and It' herdangitter Mr. and Mn1.(‘ ll Fitch
was proved to be one of the most suc- of “up“. avenue
cessful of manv pleasant affairs held ___.
in this place. it was for the benefit' Up to yenprday afternoon Darien
of the Rowayton soldier have at Camp mm subscribed as I", share to. the y
Dev ens and this bronchi out a large M. p \. fund for the slamford dmflfl'
attendance. About 875 was cleared 3-00 _._ very creditable showing. for
“d '1" be forwarded ‘0 the camp she has no goal to reach. and if she did
hm” Th“""“'“‘ “'m' “r“ it is believed that she could easily have
cles were disposed of by the rommlt- come up w it
tee in charge. Miss Ethel Jennings
and Edwin 1.. Stevens secured delic-l
ions cakes; Mrs. Jessup e sofa pillow; f
Charles Perry, of East Norwnlk, a
pipe, and Charles Gager the jaro
Relatives of. William Herman of the
Heights have received word from him
tba't he has recovered from a recent
tobacco. Dancing was in or enloimed .inillry and is again able to be on duty
music both: furnished by Mrs Russell 5“ “8 boat in France Whethrr the in
Broadwav Mrs Edward Shine and 11": N35 the result of an Accident or
Louis Warden. ullet he did not state
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service Flag For Rowayton Firemeni Thompson Dean has M" discharged
Fiat: mm“ exercises 0‘ a very en fro om the Naval Reserves and he will
gaging character will be witnessed at take a government position at Washl
Rowayton. Sundav. Nov. 25. The lntzton "- “"9 3"" brought 10 "KM
event will be in the nature of a ram "'3' the name 0‘ "‘9 lady “Mm ll? l’e-
munitv demonstration with churches. “m” married ‘3 3“" Elisabeth 0-
schools firemen and residents “up Putney of ET Washington street.
allv participating. tinny visitors are 500th Sol-walls. '
expected.-
The ladies' auriliary has presented
a service flag to the Rowavton fire
department. The company has eight
men in the war and there will be eight W! mtovjm the Olive! church of
stars on the flag. ‘ ' Bridgeport, will becglad to learn that
A parade, singing by the school “cha- be "renewed a member of 17w
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The many friends of Rev. Herbert a
Brown, .who was formerly the pastor at
the Darlcn Congregational (march, .Ihal
tyvlrst annual convention of the Gory-i
grogsttdnal churches of Connecticut '
which closed yesterday at Iliddletown.
local peoille have received announce
ments of the recent marriage at lint
ington Park. a suburb of ms Angela.
of'liss'Clalre I. Allen's! that place
to William .J. M Jr.. of this town.
they will make their home in Man
other exercises will be enjoyed. Rey.
liar, Alderman chaplain o! the fire
department, will preside. ,
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Marten Inptlat Church .
Henry? ll. Andersen. minister. lun-
dsv. Nov. mam. ‘
Them will be the regular serviced
mammals
. Webssddy «new ”nautical-nth
h mum‘ Moth-humanism
sass-mus» mum
and Liberty fmn were taken down yea- '.
‘iivered a very interesting address on.
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Committee on Church nutty at the Int-l
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dunno: succumb: arrival
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
Fine nuns by the by" week. Steam baud. elecu'ic
Ugh-Ind Fine Cass attached;
and gas. the Restaurant. Italian
Corner umflazld Che-am u.
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The demonstration and address by The many patrans of Green’s lunch
Miss Alice Thomas, a member of the wagon are wondering why they are
national organization of the tam bu- served corn mufllns with their break
man of the State Council of Defense fl'l 'fnst indeed the regular soffee, buns and
the Barton (kaiser school yesterday af-lukt'fl. T0 lllht1zrl . lI burden whith
tem'oon was largely attended by the may be on their mind we will say that
ladies at the town Miss Thomas de' ltr. Green cannot purchase any of thI
the subject of “Wheat Saving in Breadi
Making and fingerless Sweets in Cook:
ilg." literature.” the subhct was
distributed and the meeting disbanded.
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Dam-II people are particularly inter
ester in an article in the November is-
sue of the American Dismiss on "The
Care of Diseased Books,” which was
written by flies Janet Lewis of Taken
eke. who 'is’all authority and expert on
line rooms. and has seq-mill
been called into consultation by own- 1
In at as. outset rcgnrdfng the. prom
ervatlon of the books. (or both atmos-
pheres and insect pe'sts arlI very de-
structive to due bindings.
out of town bakers. who used to supply
him with the buns do not «In er out of
dltions' in obtaining
buns to the corn mumns.
NOTE. 0" THE DARIEN HOME
cusses.
not get away from New Yo
Lieute nt Parker had command.
Former Captain Gordon was at the
psny drill but he was not in uniform
2 Outside. of three or four absences the
full quota of the company was present.
E. L. Groat acted as sergeant lusl
night but it is not known whether he
The service ting which the Men' 1‘
Bible class of . the Congregational
church, were to tutor] to the breeze to
narrow. which was to contain fourteen lmptsin Wheeler, owing to his absence
stars. will not be down as it was dis There were no recruits brought in to
covered that there are fifteen numbers the company last night.
of the church who are in the country’ s
service. and rather than to slight this;
member at the meeting of the class to
marrow they will talk the situation
over, and it is expected that by Tue» 6
day the flag will be ready and on Hun
day theilag raising services will be
held. '
Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's Oil"
Tomorrow not only will George
Stop "dosing" rheumatism,
lisnce's term‘ as guardian of the law
(or the town terminate. blll also will
that of the 'two mute oihcers receive
their “walking papers" for they will be
taken of! the streets and put away for
the winter. Many of the materials will
welcome the change. for they won't
have anybody blow their whistle after
them when_tbey are speeding. Keep
your eyes open. kind friend, when you
cross the road. or you will get an ‘hn
expected ride by some motorist ‘who'
did not wish to be half as generdus aw.
he was.
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating "at. Jacob's
Oil" right on the “tender spot," and
by the time you say Jack Robinson—
distress. “St Jacob's Oil is a ham
less rheumatism linlment which nev-
er disappointa and doesn't burn the
skin. it takes pain, soreness and
stiffness from achinz Joints. muscles
and bones; stops sciatica. lumbaxo
backache and neuralgia.
i Limber up! Get a' small trial bottle
of oldilme, honest “St. Jacob's Oll'
from any drug store. and in s ' mo
ment. you'll be free from pains. aches
and stiffness
m'atlsm away—Adv.
The store of Andrew Davies on Van
Zant street was found unlocked by the
police last night and the manager was
notified. . .
T/Ie Baal. 0/ Dish/15f. Vt" ferwre
If Your Property 13
Moderate.
insissthsnssdfora drawlrWilland
«mammoth...
«mash-gusts“.
Bymsku yam-Will without delay and
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above mentioned ban and cakes as the
their own town on account of the con- 1’
the sugar and
flour. Hence the change from the wheat
Cap ‘inLWheelor ,did not take charge ..
of the company last night as he couldl
First. _
Norwsfi Amory watching the com- ,
has been legally appointed as such bv .
nub Pain sum cut was small Trial ’-
lt's pain only; not one case in filly ‘
out comes the rheumatic pain and "
Don't suffer! Rub mm, '
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$22.50
These Coats are easily worth 825. 00. Nicely trimmed, well
tailored and of the newest designs.
Discs 34 to 40.
gm! WERE-1’03 FORMAL AND'IXPORHAL WEAR.
Our assortment this year is larger than ever—and priced much
less than elsewhere-$1.26 ”36.50.
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Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
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‘2 New Perfection Oil Heaters $3.05 to $7.50
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P0! THANKSGIVING AT SPECIAL PRICES
031! ml. 42 inch top, solid and well conitructed at $7.95
‘ . Other Tables for $7.95 to $45.00
Special Slip Seat Leather Chair for 02.08
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