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. Moral Norman Seymour spent
(k may st the home of relatieva.
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.u usual tomorrow evening at
. ”VIE" Plsce.
William Beers. of r'ort strvet, hurl
dub. s position ,with tho frmwtmtlue
W—a
Wt Shaw has mint: 3 poJflI
V'wll til 61. Well Lsundrv.
l firlo' Walton, or Osborn amml‘.
"has toll- n position with the Ford
sud. Mu W. Flint.
HUT! Perry, of llnnbury, visited at
the home of his aunt, M rn. John
0mm“, of Keysgr Place.- yesterday.
Charl- But-ltley. or First till‘Ft-i. has
taken a position with the iii-Po list-
tery Company.
i Remini- services will be held at
the Advent Christian C'uuu'h Sunday.
Rev. G. M. Toaple bell; in charge,
Martin Gabrieluon. of East avenue.
hint taken a position as chef in n
lunch cart at Black Rock, Bridgeport.-
Georgo W. smith. of Brooklyn. wait
a vialtor with Mr. and Mru. s. w. Vel-
lw’x- Wm“? . nor. of 33 Quintard nvenus», )‘vsturduy.
. ’ “ " ' M 'r . 'bor . .
llr and Mrs Charles “(‘l‘li'pflt'll. of ‘ on W on n of Ottbornraienut,
. ’ , 'l , “’0“ “We”! prim at the llnnburv
loath Osborn avenue, spent w. in m Poultry show. yorierdsy, with m5
-‘ with relatives in New illaven.
Private Alvin Wallin. of the 3501
‘Compnny spent 'l‘hnnltsttivlng dny at
, it: home on Edlie avenue.
(maria: Berlopsrh. or South Osborn
avenue, has taken a position with ttu-
_Bordt>n Milk Company.
’ Leonard Cummings of Fort street.
has am A! position Vith Dubai w.
Flint, the Ford car man.
Mrs. Edward Blackman has return'
ad to her home on Benétlit't Sil‘t’l‘l til-
"hr several tluyu' visit out at town.
Workmon are busy this morning
erecting a new trolley pole at the
“ mner'ot Keyrer Place and Fort
street.
‘ The usual moldings oi the East Ayu-
m M. E. church will the luld next
wrck. They were omitted this week
. owing to the holiday.
Tim school» rr-tuutn today
. and will not Ullt‘ll until Monday morn-
ing, at which (into the pupils will rc-
tvtrn after having a tour days" \{ll'll-
,Ilon, including Saturday and Sunday.
The regular monthly ltlt dint: of tho
['Esfit Norwallt improvotuvut Aswltflir
tlon will- be hold at thumtmnito Hilll
Tuesday. Duct-tuber i, at '.‘:.ttl. import-
. ant business will lit-flirt) th.‘
meeting.
(in Thursday illii‘iimun. t'it-t-i-mht-r
4. 1:2 o'clock Misu {tug-ll 0. tin- ltto
nomic hurtuu Wlllv.‘;lv‘t' .t douulv dt-tn
.onstrn'tion of war lli' ‘ , pic, at Com.
munity Hill and :tm ; ("Will
’slly invited to awim Miss Angeli in
‘Iler work by hemp: pin-Jill. in inrnv
numbers. The um oi .iLillSllilIltili :tu‘
closrtl
Lilli].-
r'viio ~r“
flour and for ordtndry olitmrt-n tout.
will be mlly orphuuvd liy Mh . Angeli
who line also gm-ti talks on Hllllilll-
Intel for sugar. {not and other things
in which it is llflDi-iJHVO that then“.
must be 'a saving.
All or lllt' that Norwnlh stores wvro
closed yesterday, owing to tho holiday
.. which for the most part watt spent by
' the people quietly in their homes. Nt-
public celtihrations of any ltlnd wcr-r
ill’f (trid’e'nco, although quite a low at-
trntied tht- civic aorvion held at tho
llctltodlst Etscoppal church in South
Norwaik yesterday morning. Those
enlisted men who had to return to
their camps, fort; and ship» lustnight.
alter the holiday. wore accompanied
to the station by numerous friends
ant minivan.
i it is expected that East Norwullt
will be called upon to do its share in
giving a welcome home to the drafted
men from (Amp Devens {who return
harm‘- a work from tomorrow, the 8th,
and who will have the keys of the
town in their possession. The in“ de-
.. tails at the celebration have not been
’ arranged as yet. ‘ Further announce-
.tnontn will be made from time to limit
Norse Monday evening at 8 o'clock,
,the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers oi the Betta Island Company.
‘which owrrn Belts [Island and the
. { ofllce of the company, to First street.
jlntildtngs thereon. will be held at the been
Champion Barred Rocks.
Seaman William Britto. oi" the Flu-
chip U. S. S. Seattle. spoilt yesterday
at the ham:- of hlll rt-lativcs on First
nirot'i.
Richard W. SWl‘t'nt'V. n voritmu in
the Naval Reserve and fontwrlv re-
porter 101‘ iii? Eveninu Sontint-l, wall
at hht immi- yentt-rdttv.
'l‘haukugiviu;:; tut-d,
John (‘romwvlh of Knvst-r Plow, luw
resigned htu lithllltll’l utth Charles W.
Stallion. oi Pint: ilill, ml is now
watt-hump tor the t‘rotu & lirmpp
hat factory.
Thorium Hyatt. of ('Oililflr :trt-t-t. n
memht-t- of thv .‘(Jll'dl (‘oanl lit-fount-
llmvrw stuiionwl‘fu! lirooltlvn, in at
his home on rich tt-ttw, nurturing i'i'om
blood ' minimum, ”this l‘ll’llt httntl.
Arthur ll. tit-nut-tt, oi thtltitt
avenue, husfiu-rtium-d his ptmttion pith
the I’lvordbd Tun (‘r-nt Storm itlltl tutu
lukenn Multitvn with l"? Norwu l:
’l‘irt, {k Rikki t‘ouipnm', uptown.
m. MdAMrn. (‘lsutoit Marshall, oi
Srfitll’ldsllorh'tni‘t‘uuo, haw lt‘llll‘tlt"l
to their llama. liltt‘r tinitint; with Mrs.
‘Marslutllji p‘h‘fipin, Mr. and
Chasing}. Green, of Iiitzh
South 39le k.
th‘Wl John Kt‘oult, itwt lift-i
huon enjoying it \i't‘t'k'i‘. rut-inn ‘ ~
(lump new"; yo» tt‘rdny \‘.‘li‘t . '
ily at the homo of relatives in .\..1 .iii
in, Ho returnmt to (Jump i.
this morniu:
M 1‘” l.
Among thotielhu-tt Nnrvinlk "x! 4
home from Camp Dorcas “('l‘tF ‘
Seoi‘lcld, 0! Fort street, Albt‘rt ilww ..
of Strawberry Hill. Gustim- Anmr't
son of 0st nvnnue. Waltt'r ' .
hill!!! of Winfield street, and .\"
Johnson, of Fort street and ‘Emt . _.
nae.
'Mrs. Clarence l. Finch. of im'
Point Road, fluttered a painful :t.
dent on Wednesday eveninu win it .-
wan cooking. A quantity of "I
{at and grease spinuhcd onto llll' h‘ur‘:
of- her right hand and took who u in!
of the skin on the back of lwr hnttu‘
and her fingers on that hand. 'T‘w
bunt was dressed. however. and will)!
ll. is still painful. ll is Pxpf‘l'lt‘d tho).
no bad elects will follow.
Rev. Albert C. Hnduon, a l‘t"lit‘n’ '
missionary or the Ad'vnnt tut-i w"-
Lfiturch, will give a talk. uDdS'l' titt-
nuspicos or the Christian tmtumt-v
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onlovinn _
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Philip ugh-s, of the 30m engin-
eers, stationed at Camp Downs, was
the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lan-
20 lot Thanksgiving.
Linus Northrop. who recently loin-
ed the Coast Artillery at. Fort Wright,
was the holiday guest of Its] Gist
iot'e Lowndeb. ,
Gonna Cantrell, of the United
Stnteu Marines, in tum”.- on an eiyht
day lurlough.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l'. itruiurner, of the
Pool Road, ('llib‘l‘wt. 1 relatives from
New Jersey yuan...“
Mrs. C. lingo um! children spent.
the holiday in Stands. tl.
Edward “Illllit t the day ilk-
ing in the my l... . . krldgcport.
Owinx to illt‘ ... ‘ ll the Dorian
reporter is now ‘ in the in»
«him» uuo I.liliillit.- of the Gallo-
“ -¢-
”GI-nohflmnlk um
afternoons he. will not make HI
rounds I182“ its baton, bu‘ it. will
he in town at 6 o'clock intend.
tLlEUT. GLADSTONE!
EFFICIENTLY RECOGNIIEO.
""3 Rvn. Nriw York Fourier.)
It ll 3 source of natilyinz inn-m-
Due to learn that Lieutenant Wil-
lis. Gladstone, n tamer ltye lotu'r
can't". who ”0|!le by s upirl or
nstlnnsl patriotism. gm it, his potti-
tlon 9nd sutured the army. is being
recognized as s valuable man in the
Sinai Com at Camp Upton and
Ylphsnk. L. 1.. i‘ovpornl John H.
Bohr». who spent Sudsy with roll
liver and tripod!) in Rye WIRE.
"9'. ‘mz 0' triadic-want dictum-e,
said had developwl into a wonder-
tully nwul sdintunt to the ramp sis-
n-l ”Moe. Hr. hss progressed Mont:
the line or service asinintt recogni-
tion from his uuntriorn. until no- he
in the mentor iteutmon/ at tho 81m-
iy-oevv—hth [Minion which unto him
ii chm-Idol 3.800 permits: the vhirtv
int-mph operators on‘his stall, to
scthrr with a number at clerks: has
charge over e'yhtct-n mimosa“ ‘ ‘
and ll the director over the supplies
lor the attire division.
Liam. Glsdswne'e emcirncy thus
being. recognised in the army when
only merit counts. will be Hood new
to his friends in Rye. .whm he was
dmrvingiy popnlsr.
i
was MARGARET wvéuzntzv
. Rodent Theatre, nodule-lay, Doc. 5 in
’ Cw"
Chair," with i ' ‘3 Original Ont
home at. the First ‘tt’thodist liipmo _
pal Church this ovonlnc on “WP“ thn
British Troops in Motrnmttamln " Pt"
Hudson was stationed with th» trunn-
tor some time and in tho low! M "
tam» nrhool at "Miro. lndin. Thor?
will he no admission hot n silver M
faring will be taken up for the honor"
‘of the Y. M. C. A., work abroad ‘1“
the nrmy camps and in tho (1"an ..
home.
wzmorrr PFOPLE BITTEN
Dos Warden 1‘11an Whirl» h“
informed by Dog Warden
George W. Wh'to of Wostnort. that
' 'flle election of directors and other .a dot: owned hymn" lW'U “' W"
luminous. will be transacted at this
heath;
ton Mrs-at Smith Norwnlk. attacked
and bit Mrs, Rimnio of Souvntttok
while the latter wan pant-int: a wow“
Tickets are selling rapidly for the that the dog was sitting on.
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D.‘ it
“The 130!
From Broadway. Seats on Sale New
. WHEN YOU
if 5~2cd a Cori-centre
you need aicorrectivc seldom or
a ways choose it withcare. Shun rem-
‘ 3; do violence to tlte‘system, and leave
' ned and relaxed, for those do you
. "m than good. The ideal corrective ‘
2.; at acts gently and naturally; that
L 2‘ and regulates the organs of elimina-
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organ“ TOOLS
At Low Prices '
titer-ca inclination in thin city in
an em to tit-tennis. whether any
Lynn unit-u were. concern“ in al i A! mu 10.1., lupin} 1M Jewelry Etc
stgrcstlyroducsdprim. Inmwmtowdisplsy. J ’
Buy hero sud save may.
NORWALK PAWNSHOP
only int-n wcrv arm-5m! in Pucitr
coast cities rwrutly. inspector
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Thox-nr oi the '.,:in police clailns to;
but: abut-«l liar—olive iniorrnntion‘
that litersture rivculstnd by the all
lead plums was printed here and:
chipped by txprwts to Seattle and
other chm. Secret Service men vis-
ited two printing omit-s Mammy.-
but round no one in either plan.
hints on: "
Sills in ninth
WONMMOPMVUWST. '~
MIMhor
A. HASSAN’S
THAN KsGlVth} SPECIALS
sums or man ours, racy mints AND
hits I Gloss or lotus if Your lack!
Home or wander Bottom ngws. . . ' . l
11.. American mm “a women ”.3: Pumplnns. Hubbard lens-h, Mulroney Sweet Jute}
3M mung, am”, m” m, Orsnges, Grape Fruit, Apples, Pests sud everything is fresh .
bio, bounce we eat too much and all M" l
our food ht rich. Our blood 1. filled TIL. 1522 i
with uric acid which the kidneys‘ . '
strive to tilter out. they wanker: tram , u. ......._.._. _- _. .H.._-,_.
overwork, become sluggish; the elim- . 4"“
lsstlve tissues clog and the result is "
kidney trouble, bladder ‘weskness and . COUI ON
a general decline in health. ' I
When your m... m: m lnrnpl REM EMBER THE FIGHTE i-
0! lead your back hurts or on urine ’1 ~' ,t
is cloudy, run or sédnnrnt or you are '7" . ‘
obliged to seek relief two or three ,
w o F, *
limos during the night; if you "(for , 113$;nt Fgf .
with nick headache or dissy, nervous * IP ' ca, :34,
spells, acid stornnch, or you hsve ‘ only ‘w' A“ “I”.
rheumatism when the mtber is had, new“? for you to “
get tram your phsmaclet shout tour , to clip the coupon
it s w or are -
bresIIut for s few dun sud your .‘ om“ With. 790m 0‘: '
kidney: will thrn sot tin... no lam , ‘1‘“ “man“ .Flz}:
our salts is made iron: the sold or ym- If ordered by -
mm and 19mm rice, mhlncd odd 7 cents {or pa.‘
with'lithin, and has been used to:- and postage. Must be
. generations to flush and stim‘ttlnt'ei to‘ r : .
clogged flatten: to ncumlir tlm M30199 ec‘awd‘
v ’ b r,
acids in the urine so it no lonnr in The Evening ilcntiliiil,
s motto of irritation, thus minding, , 'l ‘ ; ,.
bladder distortion. ” :1 "innit: Nor . TR, CO. ' - "
.lsd Salts is infirm-mire; cannot inv ‘ ,...
‘lurc. Ill-fill" . delightful encryt‘gqelpt.,_ a -. Wk- 1' '0 w '2. Horny,»
"this-water beverage. and belongs in, ' ‘ ' " w w ‘ 1‘ ‘3‘"“" .5
every home, bcrnnso nobody our . . (‘ . . ' ,
.... - ...... ., .... Ll verttse int a tent:
ncy flushing soy timer—Adv. ' " , -1 .-. _ .. ;, , ~ , , . K. .
—' ' ' "" 13“" ..., .-... w. l +. . .34 fig?" 1-,
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f Sons and Fathers Meet‘ at Billion? l
~-Man to Man! . .,
. Play Carom and Pocket Billiards in your home and _ .. .
i red-blooded boys. Unite all members of your iamii ' z
i this life-long comradcship. , §""
3 .HO‘P“ need the promotional these fascinating past". ‘
in common—yon we our boys and’ girls your: r
tlocinlhh'and. dsnca which. will ho a
given." the Mayflower Hook & Lad‘ T$?hggs?h?i:mkblzlvrfi33%;}?
’der company at Community Hall on loud warden will m‘z» the (ion "r
the evening of December 10. Grace “in?“ £6" ”’9 W” "V" '° W-
on 8.
Brothers mhmm will mm: the W“ lilll mm“, M, mm, u...
music and so enjoyable lino isin . WW do; attacked and hit
store tor all who attend. thm Warped rennin very badly
Many of the man who were home M , ,
over mutt-mu. pay nod- the mt- court! not}; turn AUTO.
on: camps and ship helm slung the m, Nov. 28,—Jsmcs Mer-
'. tobacco fund for tho Est Not-walk rm. ten W memorial hill “1'“
boys who Indium mm. lllnrslc dsy'n “5...,“ ol m m with 'Ittll.
Ir. saying that they Imw what it no ed m '1... ht. M not. him into
M ”9 without M " m“ W the psth of so automobile owned and
h’ it comically IH’ that the, driven by Charles H. Baker, of titles.
whim! to train all-vista time my N. y, 11.. boy coasted on s slight in-
oldesirotorsonmeluununhu cit-o m ruin m not the
that whilst! m to MD than no Automobile struck him. inflicting truc-
“-pt-t..¢c mat: a My s unit that W «It-u sod mm: almost in-
ron luv- novu wilful-sir banana- mt «m. m boy was the some!
‘ rowan spprocioto how you would 0. W. lint-rill. who conducts s store
“filfll‘lltfll”m to tho III!!! “N mailman“ scold-it. Ham
Qu;mnslhfl‘;mtb s lulu—II tor s Worcester. “filo
Myth-"mahflhf ”mans-0w» as is woyto
WW”
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Mr. Dalton was vlu""‘" with F“ ’
_ .' i l leaves them toned and strengthened. I
.WAYS TAKE :
lit». . :‘t un's Pills,when the stomach, liver and bowels
need help torestore healthy conditions. These pills
act favorablyon the liver and bilgaid thedigestion,
and stimulateflte bowuis. Theydothisinapleasant %
way without leaving any disagreeable aftercffects. ' ‘
Beecharn’a Pills have been a favorite household '
remedy mall landgformoretltans'xty‘years.
Whenever you need a sure, gentle corrective, take
society. But mall: no this ———you’ll love the “Bill; i
Hour” at. much, as they. * . f'
- HOME- Bmmn TABLES i
fit all homes.
“Quick Dcmonnlablc” Bruns-
, wickscsnbesctnpanywhcrawith him outfit of balls, coco
. case, and bidet! swsy when not etc., p'ven with every Brunt-viii: .. .
‘i I use. , ' " -‘ :
I ,‘Covlttinsndtrymsfillontltasiut,m
' Btu-with: Imhwmeshil-Iusthcnund ,
_ Not toys—but scientific Caron
. sod Pocket Billiard Tables with
' fist Monarch cushions, accurate -
t angles and we jlcvcl‘plsyiagbeds.
ti ,Hr-ndsome designs in sizes to
lets you play 'whil
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“£33mi
Brunswick prices range from
$35 npwml, according to size and
daign. Popular purchase plan
9 you pay.
“ Expert book of 33 game! and
‘A. thousand”...
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