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Edwin 1.. Stones in repairing the
[root of his house in Pennoyer street.
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, § mas ids Klinefelter. of Rowayton.
lentcrtnlned .iriends from wddletown
this week. ' '
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Stephen S. Cook,
is visiting his sister. Miss Alice Cook.
of West Side avenue.
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nun Arthur Gaylor. or West Side
avenue is standing a few days at the
Brighton Hotel, lton-bury M.
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l Sergeant Raynord Wormr in home
from Camp Devens, enjoying a fun
‘lough with his relatives and friends.
I Mr. and In. Game C. Brown. 0!
Tokeneke,’ started on a motormp
to the White Mountains. m
imorning, . .-
of Hilladelphin, ,
isiting relatives
I Hrs. T. W. Hall is
;in unholy. lass.
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Miss Elsie Adams of Berlin is spend—
. lug her vacation vi. the lioness Rais-
Mrs. 1' v‘ Head I'm . '9' coeduhsilraadavsnne. ‘ 4
weeks with her daughter, Hrs. ‘11- ,
In.
Samuel Valie of Scott Corners has
, purchased an Overland Country “M!
Miss Nellie Waterburygwbo is null : car of the Johnson Garage.
snoring at Lake Kitchewan, was in. ‘
‘9" Toads]. l Chief of Police Schmidt started on a
M" P H “M"‘T has bee 'week’s vacation this moraine. It will
. . . n enter-
, be spent at Lake Wnccabuc.
mining Mrs. L. W. Hunt and her com.
of Stamford, for a few days. |
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Mr. and Ira. Joseph WHEN 0‘
Stanford were guatn of friends and
Mrs. W. L. Schrgyvar of the .Old -
ti in town. Wednesday.
King'd Highway. - is visiting friends‘wh V“
at Edgemere Lake. Orange, N. Y. I George CIT“!!! “.90" Chantal
‘ t end with his Ills»
Ml's. Frank Alexander of Railroad :‘wnfgergfihweékm enter in Hoyt
avenue ll entertaining her sister. street . >
Miss Florence phrystie of New York. '
m
Ilrs. Aaron Underhill has retlirned
l The Standard Oil Co's boat. which;
was lying at anchor on Wilson's Point
Tuesday. has now been unloaded and
departed west. ’
nue has rented an apartment on the
East Side of Stamford. where he is
employed. and expects to remove
there shortly, \
laid. and other places in the Berk.
nhiren.
Lawrence D. St. John of the Mann-
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’ rho superintendent of the wmna'n
Poi'nt Shipping yard has been.,m
ed to Baltimore, no. it is Myst
known who will' take his place, - ' '
Owing to the low water enjoyed'the
afternoon! of this week. clammsrs
. are out for tho canonical bivalves and
‘ -1... large messes are being brought in.
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Arthur T. VFer‘ris of Van Zunt street Joseph R Tailor of the New You
3‘5“”: “3 mm“ ‘4‘" “9°“ nillce or the Borden sank (Tollway, in
- u“ ‘7 0' I g w New York fly. is enjoying a two
. " ~ weslts' vac on at his horn in Pen-
II'. and Mrs. Bland of Charles street 3W8? street.“ e
hrs left for a two weeks vacntion trip
1. ‘Hninville, Conn.
. In. Ariel Cameron o! Hawkins syn-
;Is in spending the summer in Plains‘
ville. Oonn.
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Moonlight nights have been enioy-
Dir. of East "flue has “M. ed during the past two evening and
‘bid to continue to be good until Sat-
Od I ’onition as conductor with an. urday evening. W nailing
_°"“‘ we“ ”mm?“ partles are nowhr wlth uncut. _ol
', 1‘ the island, and trips out sud ”We
.0. A. Bruce of Stamford was a that the freighter "that. IN 1““
,. " his sister. Mrs. Emma Jlmmanon m. ' Ntlffl'm
' "I East Norwnlh, last Sunday.
,3 1“ Hrs. Kain Thomas is improving
x Snappers IN “"38 1‘9“"! do“ slowly at her home on Illtowayto'u n"-
9' M "‘5 may 19‘" “d0 NO" one from a scout operation under-
. . “ are enjoying "‘9 ”PM" ”0'" 0: gone at the Norwnllr Hospital. While
‘ . .u‘ u" speckled b9“th the improvement is slow. it is grat-
' \ flying to her many irionds that me is
'- Warden 0‘ 55 “M It“ now on the road to the recovery or
tly celebrated the eighty-eighth on: her good health.
orsnry of his birthday yesterday.
ting a number of his relatives and The automobiles still seem lo have
do fora social time. things much their own way, especial-
ly be litnsyn that carry people to
wt! to from notch Point and the
M911 inst Saturday morning: rodent; oi West avenue are think-
. market was a. great success and log I resorting to somewhat drastic
J “people of the Norwalks can loob'dnflflres to put a stop to the rock-
' toits opening next season in less driving that in going on at night.
nch larger scale.
The kniydlds have arrived. Since
tints tmmemorlsl inn pntmln always
Avenue Moth t i counted six weeks in tho first frost
h MI rsiurnad if,“ my; from the time these funny little in:
' «sects were heard. Whether or not
’ enact Side. lng .
" .aftar enjoy his an this in an unfailing sign. no one can
vacation wmwu spent at a
h the Wm“ who tell. but many people. especially those
I _ y' with gardens. hope that the. kstydlds
3‘0. . will this year make a mlltflke "1
lost Fridnuvonins 9115‘ch!!" ”.mhca- ',
in to be bold in the city hall to _______._.'
. all persons interested in the mat»! Lhatenam Russell Thames. limit
of In 'MM o'f sewers on Fifth “my ”gnu-y, united States Army.
-.t m Mulberry Hill. It in ax-l do a “on visit to his home yen-
tsd dhat a number of East Eiders tm. Mvin' just arrived at Camp
*Vfll’h~mwmh tonrsue tor and mu. from Camp Beureguard. 14..
in
5.:
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‘0 “the chlldnsn'n mnrhet was élossd for
q—w
‘7 v. Harold E. Wilson. pastor or the
.o—n
, ' ““ dhcprootlndnowern. whom he has been for some time.
t ’ ill W l i 'usutennnt Thames. who is showing
at. 0‘ 51 Fort street the goodrestilts of his military train-
‘ - you to the Norwslk Plonpltal ins
. t y. Mr. Woodward is a well-
: - land poéutu‘mt sme reddenofiw 7“ “M, T
- a member of Welcome Stranger} The flash Mowing company is
' gs. M). 364, ‘and for‘he past twsn- assuring donations from the employ“
our years has been employed in the ot the my tor the erection of an
. “Lock shop. His many friands honor hdl ad the, WI plant 03
pa (or a speedy recovery. {Wilson's Point and. The comm
. . has sentsavoral curious to do their
_kldlchad P. Dunne. secretary of the bit and it in tin-ind to honor them h!
t lek Tobacco had, stated erecting in Jenni or the plant a suit-
, morning that the sale of tickets able honor-poll. so that all who pass
the‘card batty 'and woe to be can nan aim the company has had
. next Friday evening ave very ast- mvernl who went to MD the cause of
tor! and a record attendance is right. Tho men in the factory rare
= ted. They hope that as mm'responding well and the honor roll
.0, possible will show their pa.- will undoubtedly be a. reality before
0- ~ Jay patronising the aifnlun or. very long. ’
money to lnsnp up their us work.
{htt- play have sent boxes of aloha-
Miss to no less than 158 East
.00!st they are III-kins welln-
.. to inhscars of as manymom
doavefihe East are. men; the toll
is anticipating an early trip to
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l The tire new home ai—Beniamln
Hansen was not as... serious as it
Wham hann owing to 9mm 1°-
tioa on tbspari of the locni‘tiremen.
it was ma" ton-.1. Harvey scam
and Fred Wield wace‘dlllflly at
ithe thaw the IIIDN’ 118011. which
inimounhewm of Frank lock.
wood. and with tbs quick work dose
5” thge men. Frank‘ Mahmud. Ed-
lrird Want! some othnrs. the
fife nun-noon UM mt Fire
Chief cum .1. Clark mired quickly
on «to annoy anddimctsti the work
«mammalian .
i . fill-Jinan my
”fl Who imve not waived one
than it is requested apt m.
[. Flintlodln ”some member-oi
Mines and he will necks n
qt ill'rmt
M All.
Match,
. Iflss Edna Sherer of the telephone. chu‘setta institute of Technolou ha!
‘oxchnnge, who was overcome by tho
:bent about three weeks M. in min
able to be out and resume her do
tics.
his parents. Mr. and Lira D. A at.
John. Silver mno‘ road.
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‘ All pupils Hlnbmg to attend tho
Stamford high school the ensuing term
can do so by him applications to E.
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The new sidewalk and curbing st
‘ths Schlicbting bloohhan Nell Nil"
ed. as well as the concrete worh on
the highway. and thus. by removint ““1"“ ’“ °‘ ”0-
thts dangerous sharp corner. Dorian"
has nddnd another to its public inr‘
moments.
Chief of Police Gordon and Mrs. Gor-
don of Manchester and Miss Montague
- Bennett of Daabury spent Monday
The old burlalvground in which re- "NI 3036 Beth K7890"?! it her 50".
pone the bones of Rev. Moses Mother. on the Smith 1‘1le road.
the Revolutionary pastor of the Con-
gregational Church, in narlsn, who
was captured. with the loysl men of mslvsd letters from their son, Ed-
hls church. and transported to a Brit- ward, now in France. lie writes very
ill! prison camp on long Island dur lencoungingly and is eager to gst'rlgbt
ing the war. in being cleared and lint into the thick of tha fightlnt.
proved. it is expected to hold a pat-.1 -r~-'-
riotic service there in early Septe'n-‘ Lieut. Calvin.(l. Mlllt-r, lnts oi Camp
ber. tPsrry. Ohio. was in town the iirst ot
‘the week, on a short furlough. which
Last Tuesday a demonstration was W“ ”at wtih his parean “a
‘1'“ in m“ fl" firefighting “9”“ friends. He has. been transferred to
stun made by a Western concern. Camp Grant. 0‘
mounted on a Ford body. such as has _........___
be” adopted by the gbvarnment “'l A community singing festival is to
use in the army camps. It has an on- be given on tho grounds of the town
1"” WM "‘"3' ‘ ntrnam m” hall on ubor Du)’ at 1:80 D. m- 1' ‘5
than the Daricn firehouse. Willi desired that this shall be the biggest
”mm“ ”mm" 'Th'“ °' "'m and boot nttandetl meeting of lbs kind
could be bought—one for each of the ever h.” m this town.
local compnnldl. for nhu'dt tins price, '
0' “'9 La France such as the recentl The Silver MIHP Players, Jr.. will re
town meeting refused to W- ‘peat its open-sir performance or two
Ioriginal plays for the bensilt of the
led Cross on the grounds of Dr. Dover
8. Byard. “Greylocksl' Silver Mine.
Saturday. Aug. 31. at 3:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs.'Edward Rutledge have
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Two ladies in a New York auto
mobile had a narrow escape Irom a
possible serious aceident. Tuuday. a‘:
6 p. n. They were octf‘upylng the,
rear seat of the car whi e the chant-j
feur went into one of the stores in
the Schlichtiug block. There is a
steep grade where the‘csr was park-
sd. Evidently the brakes were not
fairly set. for the car started, of its
own momentum. to roll down the
hill, across the Post Road under the
railroad bridge. Just then only one
car was approaching. lts driver suc-
ceeded in avoiding. the runaway .ma
chine by a narrow margin. but the
latter was bended for the steel nuo'
ports of the bridge. The conductor
ofaStnmfordobound trolls! Antonio-
ed to the nursingshoard of the auto
mobile and ‘seised tha ntaering whect.
guiding tho unnhinaout ofmper.
and bringing it against the curb wit)-
only a gsn‘izle bump. to the intense
relief of the two frightened women In
tho tonnsnn. Then the chauffeur an
posted and guided the machine out of
Seven men will be sent to Camp
Greenlent. llytle. (in. by the local
Draft Board on Monday. August 26.
induction papers were1 sent to the rsgi
lstrnnts last week. Those who will go
from the town are Anthony ltfalvaso.
Robert G. Chichester. Michael DigidIO.
Joseph Unterreincr. Percy Wither
Hoyt. leerto Luciano and Louis all-
vector.
Lieut. ll. E. Kelley was wounded in
battle July 20. near ltheims. France.
is in a base hospital. according to n
postal received by tile parent! on Isn‘-
dsy from the hospital handgun-tern.
Horbadly Lisut. Kaley is wounded is
osived a letter from hint, stating that
he had lust returned from behind the
and nights. ‘IJeut Kelley was .0! the
Ch 1 '
er en Carlson of Mansfield ave home aiter spending wild”. in pitta
been spending a week’s vacation witlu
B. meu. ammuied by the re-1
not known. Last win): his parents "It
lions otter sets; at the host an eni- ‘
3‘ * PREPAREDNE
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hot mambo! August. You will have no one to blame but yourself if you fail to;
‘ ; take advantage of this grandoonortuuity. . .
We were fortunate in gettintrthent. so we can
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lQSlllll'l'S & HAWKS
Mill Run
5: Worth 83. Ea.
At $1.69 .
Pcrfiartneai .
Sizes-Shirts—34 to 50.
Sizes—Drawers—t‘i‘ Mo 50.
LOT 3
Men’s Natural Wool
SOX
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Worth :1. Fr.
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sell them at a low price and you have
as.“ 3
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Men’s Natural Wool :
SHIRTS & DRAWS ‘
First Quality
Worth $3. Ea.
" At $1.98 l
Per Garment:
Sizes—Shirts—i’yi to 50. «L: tr
Sizes—Drawers—30tolitl.
LOT‘ 4.
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215 Main St. Norwalk .
i 119 Washington Sh.‘next.toPost Office.:So.Norwailt
‘ ANNOUNCES A " “
GREAT FALL OPENING SALE '
‘ Of Ladies’ Suits, Coats. Dresses. Shoes and Under-g
Wear. Also a complete line of Children’s Clothing . ~-
nd Shoes, Be sure and don’t miss these bargainsi
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Iso the target given us was
a German! clouds of smoke were r‘lsing. and mit-
tnrtherdauel‘. old 60th New York industry, which 3‘ ammunition dump. We welcomed theily colored names were leaping a, tan-
- "‘"'—‘“"'""“_‘ ter the United States mi N0 Will change. (or. naturally. the strain of dred‘wiect 8:32:10th from mm“
concusL HENDRIE APPEALS . w t ‘ {long distance mos into Germany ‘ ‘ e we s p -
WU one to the I“ h mum. ‘night alter night. b s a bit wears, tion (or nomeninutns, until chem
- ~— ‘Rainbow Division. and has been in the
”"36"“ :03! :23” ‘4‘" “"‘Xhoavtest kind of fighting, which accom-
"rioo—«WIIIOT | “I in“ ., pn'nisd the wiping out of the Sciences-
W2“ :1 dihaims salient. may casualties have
summon. Aug. 23.-ln the cut-m“ “PM“? ‘1‘" “m“
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mm. w; and“... charging u‘ Amst 2cm the lawn of John noon
an“ upon in wife The “mm, rish. keeps adding attractionil. Misses
'm mm “a “use You“ W Irene. Virgin and Violet unearths nrs
" ' _ ‘ to appear between 8 and 5 p. in. in In
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rule a snatches of three months In These ialnutad
M and fine a ‘ m1 VII “8. terpretative dances. .
en in ths‘goourt oi (aim fleas. u ‘glrln nre mils of list Helen Holler.
bond of 31.000 being tarnished h! "”“°W°“h°'“'°°“h°
“301,1, gum. . W. Le Metropolitan om hm withhsr.
cording tothesiatensantmndnioihs ,
com by Macaw m m. Hoard Mr chit“ “a 0M
ealy. there inns been a misunderstand "llhowllxmwt‘nd
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Misses Irena "NW“ M ”"thl mil that the business of-glnnb-
their-picnics- Wt
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WILTON MAN BAGKTO «HOBMTAI.
log ‘dumps" often in claim ‘n'adsneoj '
“WWW (log. Dumps are. oi con c, situated as} of an ‘ ' burst near hyioremind
“Dumps are by no means easy in“ “The whole job occupied exactly 68
V F' Am” 3" (Corre ‘ deuceldom situated near any definite land-imany
ins ‘ bflet line to reconl m“ a“: togrnphs. however. we had pretty well! or French Allies a good many casual-
‘ This ‘cslorlsns ‘w' hopes of success. facing French troops."
I n (i ll i at ,
m o u p m routine 6“ the nice. we could Just make out the out-
Lm‘erican almen attached to the John Connell, the Wilton farmer.
' ' ' the ground. and make sure we were who was received at t
~ ‘ ' b l; n shoulder and discourses -In-
Wk- “Meanwmwllahtn opened up ntmcaasdshnlt one to e . , _
incur as possible to the thin line; and I us that. we were still over Hun-land.
,, , . . . ‘ '1 so mean short raids. land so turned and steered tor home.
I BEHIND BRITISH LINES mgsts to find at night, for they are sol-i urinates“;n but “Judi have cast-09‘— ,
__ r _ M! manpowerthomnn
fifffifizygfiflfi; rmugz‘lgi'marks. and are usually well camou-lmunltions works-ethnic was 6'11le
’ 'Iaged. By the study of maps and pho-lflre there atnoon next day—and rav\t
root hits were obtained upon ‘onet
’ u - located the position of this one and 10!. as it happens, that big dump,
my dump at some point behind the sTarted out on the raid with 'blghiwe learned. was to serve a. bit ofdnoai.
nonnccment may seem to the render. '
in America nothing more than the me. ,“We flaw almost due east [tom the
' nsrodrome. At the end oi the fifty min-
.‘ itself tanner-ant immflilsrec-
m . line or sheds. This was good. but we \
let out a parachute iinrs to light up
squadrons have ‘long sincel 1 dis I . he Nouns“:
:D’Wmmtlfi‘ :53; figapmty [genital over three.weelts ago, with
get-inn gun ballots issued an M. 5"" is again a patient there,‘ans was
grow. pasted on for the removal or a per-
‘ot its silect upon enemy pious
. . 'ms
ins between the courts for mm 0“ Wild“ “Wm M“ “a” an operations can it ly be'sxnggao snow I“ to
“m”: “‘4 my 5“ “"d M 0"! - .... "99M-“9 190d. :A "ll-aimed figs-i cm aim was turn-- “I‘- W‘ film or the shoulder blade which has
the day slim malt. W '6" "°" 59mm '" ”k ‘3‘" "" m “WWW" W 4"” ““9”“ "" ”a m" ihecom spunmcd. on Wednesday.
planning to dispose or, “killing!!! issues = tot mmwmswwrlmflm u. I... . ml inst. timing the interim ‘he mason ‘
of x... _ .. . .m" t . and prmpls numerous hnt- .
"3" mm” "W...- 89“. J? ~. - torturor mansions days. hall W at in! home at“! “It“ “"L
io—ths morons. Mn. . it? whom . =1 melanomas; ww crust Hurriy affirm“ .
4;" ‘.»:._‘«-3-, .. ‘09., .. 'countl would!“ -
‘ ‘ ” ' 3" . .. Vim-"m minus-memo. mu... own at; «I,
~. . ~~~~ . Mk3" a “mail“ was as top 03 the 1°“! “In“.
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