IONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1018 ‘
Regent Theatre
TODAY AND TOMORROW .
A De Luxe Production of the Yukon Country, Starring
Distingnilhed Actor
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Powerful and Appealing Drama, With Many Beautiful
Scenes of the Frozen North
“Rough and Ready”
And the Latest Hearst-Pathe News Pictorials
WEDNESDAY—JACK PICKFORD in
“HIS MAJESTY. BUNKER BEAN”
And FATTY ARBUCKLE in “MOONSHINE”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Return Engagement of Ambassador Gerard’s
“MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
The Whole Inside Story of Germany's Diplomatic
Against America and the World
the
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Plots
starting one moming at 2 a. m. the
work continued until after six-four
hours later.
But tlle results attained were worth
'all the expense and efforts involved.
'They indicate the artistic .verity de
manded by George Backer. and by
M. H.1-ioiflnan, head of the Four-
.._.".'I‘~-w
isquare Pictures Distributing Corpor-
" iation. According to those who have
seen “The Prince of Society." in
Today !which Ruth Roland and Milton Sills
with are costars. it has every quality re-
e Docmr and the |quired to make an exceptional fea-
” Iture.
Woman ,
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. .AT THE REGENT THEATRE
' '0'" Mary Roberts Rinehart's TODAY AND TOMORROW‘
William Famum in a Powerful Photo-
play, “Rough and Ready"
“Rough and Ready"'is also unusual
'in point of the extraordinary finished
Great Love Story “K."
PATHE NEWS.
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can scorn noswau avenue sear-inter.
Mrs. W. C. lrving spent Friday with;
her siter, Mrs. M. D. Pierce of White
Plains.
James J. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. _ the West Side, have Spent several
William Scott. who is in France has EVERYTHING FRESH IN days With Mr. and Mrs. Frederick.
been promoted to sergtllnt. i run man or vnenrsnus Banal. oi Noreen. , , ,, COATS, SUITS DRESSES
-' i AND FRUITS. ‘ ' _' ’
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On and after September 1. the price . Mr. and Mrs. Iverson C. Fanton. of MILL] ER
of haircuts will be advanced to thirty-i gpuvengzgl Hillcrest avenue, are entertainins' N Y
rive cents in New Canaan. i m the” ’50”: Willard Fanton, and iam-
. Egg Plants lly. of East Orange, N. J.
Malt-ins M. lrving returned Fridaivxi gwetet Potatoes The “Dance F“ .. 7 PM]
truth the White Plains summer hig ee 5 . e. a. given l ayev-
school, where she passed all the ex Cabbage aways?“ {113303533 0f 'tdhe “01th CENTRAL HOTEL
.-'-' ' - , . sl cl-l'es'lt-nce '
munitions i0! the Eighth Blade geaches Editor and Mrs. Frank I. Cobb, fgr lightfmanedrw 1121:1833, tgchnek. Steam heated, electric
- .. ' ears the benefit of the work room in the . ‘ C I “1' £180 Res '
nefhyftlill‘ifm‘gilfcnlfiurhnlfy3151113152 l Plums Farncbe Palace. at Motorola, ltaly, ammimm “’10 ' taurant. Rm“-
‘ “ ‘ fl ‘ ' d ‘ ‘W l l ' 0
12m mt, has been reported not mad “Pl“ pi; rriluatiiidifi‘desiiré’ifiir323035.”. ”fin °m°° "1d Chestnut an. m 155a.
by the otiicials of the experimental staq Musk Melons m ’mj‘py the program of special danc-' ‘ . 1333‘. Manager. 1 J. DISESA, Proprietor
.ion at New Haven. where the head or Watermelona ing features participated in by Mille.’ .
the animal was sent.
James Kelley has been "doctoring'i
it large maple tree belonging to Ed‘
ward liainlliann itl South Main slreet.‘
LOOK FQR
A. HASSAN’S
Adv. for Saturday
Specials
TEL. 1522.
AND A FULL LINE 01' D0-
MESTIG GROCERIES
i The Misses Perry. of Fairfield, have
Ibeen guests of Mrs. Peter B. Perry
la‘nd {MISS Alice Anderson of Hillside
5 reel.
Friends from Brooklyn, N. Y., and
Glendale, L I.. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hawley Williams of the Upper
Parish.
Mrs. C‘. Linsley Corsa and child, of
mintzs
i ———-— ' j W" “0“th Shw”
FALL SHOWING
Louise Lebyar and Miss Bee Whitney,
assisted by local talent, composed of
Miss .lane Cobb, the Misses TreadsI
Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton,
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred si
Sturges and son, and Miss Frieda
The tree was treated for several ill)"
by specialists, and it is now expected
the “patient" will make rapid progress
for the better.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Woundy in com.
party with Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. De-
meritt. motored to Washington last. .
Firady and left Lieut. Demeritt, who
returned to his duties in the Ordnance
Department. On their return home.
Mr. Woundy motored across the river
into Virginia and thence north.
On Tuesday. Aug. 27. Co. H, 6th Sep-,
arate Battalion infantry, C. S. G., will
leave for Sheffield island off Norwalk,
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L NORWALK
well, Florence Banks. Helen Budd.
Lucy Lanzzettell. Louis Kroeger.
lrace Scofield, Mr. and Mrs. Willis!
Banks. Earl Lockwood, Mrs. (‘obb' A “"6““ Will“ was held at the
land others, Mr. William Francisf'm‘m‘ 0’ M“ and Mrs- Michael Martin‘
;Pal‘:~'01ilti, baritone of New York. gave: Friday ”m" in honor 0’ Charles Mar
enjoyable vocal selections. while ad-|“n and Jon“ Scheider, 50m 01' the
These young men were re
dresses. both in English and ltalian,i"".‘ge'
were given by Lieut. Colonel M. Pio‘ cently. working‘ in Siamerd but late-
of the lust ltallan infantry. large del,1y refined iiieir positions to enlist in
egatiolns of ltalian residents f’romfthe army. They 19"“ Tuesday. Aug.
iNorwtllk and South Norwalk beinlti27t for Camp. They were both fav—
ipresetllt. Refreshmems and p“minorities around the town and their
and ice cream were on sale while .‘many friends “”811 them success in
form“ telling booth added to the their new venture. They are spend-
many attractions. The receipts of “3‘ the “St few days With parents
the evening netted a most satisfac-"nd friends before leaving for camp.
tory amount for the object for which Ml” Agnes L93“ Of Ridgefield,
'the entertainment w“ given. .spent Thursday with friends in town.
Miss EleanOr Vanderbilt is spend-
,Kraemer spent Saturday afternoon a!
Coulpo Beach.
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JR. 'uyg.
for a week's camping, returning on
Labor Day. About fifty of the com
pany are expected to be on hand. and
the only expense for each man will be
his board, which will be as reasonable
as is possible. Capt. C. G. Moller has
announced that there is a shortage oi
tents for the boys, and makes a per
ennui appeal to all who are interested
for the use of such as they lnayhave
to offer. He will arrange to call fot
them. take good care of them while in
use. and see that they are rr‘tuned it
their owners in good condition.
The order for "No parking" signs
given by the borough officials last fall
arrived on the scene bright and early
Thursday morning. Chief of Police
Schmidt attended to their disposal as
'—"‘" thilI performances of the big company ap-
pouring in the picture. No subject
Tuesday released this yeart cabli thins?! of it
* . . hi her standard 0 s ronc mer
' 8 Fr Inge 0f SOCletl’” ‘thgn is displayed in this film.
I in every other essential detail, the
—and—- ’production is equally unusual—in the,
quality of the photography, in the:
novelty of the double and triple e-
posures. in the beautiful settings inl
.FFlCiAL WAR FILMS.
soon as they Were received, the work
being done shortly before midnight
Wednesday. More or less trouble has
been experienced in the past at the
Charles Amundsen is e oyiug a five-
day furlough from his du tea at Fort
Terry, . .
..t..l..l-:.’
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1.. are the guests of relatives on Van
sent smelt I 1m namallflii‘l
His weekend at his home on
‘L'tlarles street. ‘ 1,, I
William Dugan and Charles Tobey~
were the guests of friends in Yonkers.
N. Y., yesterday.
all services at the East Avenue M. E.‘
church yesterday. ‘
Miss Elirabeth Olmsted. secretary ofI
the ofilct- of the Fairfieid County Farm1
llurmm. liallbury. is spending her two‘
"’ M ”'1 m“. 0' Flushlnr. oil. ”A
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Private John Stahi. of Camp Upton} '
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Miss A. E. Snithn. of Stamford. en
Rev. Harold E. Wilson ofllclated atltertailned a party of friends at Weir-i refreshments were served and
heit's on Thursday evening.
guesttl were Mrs. H. A. Palmer, Misir'o'clock in the evening.
Eve it. C. Conboy and Miss l..
Fitsmaurice.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peebles ol'nitempis to loin before.
weeka' vacation at her home in Not ,Courtland avenue have. gone to Cross "‘li’iidfi in "ii! town and Bra
Her guests departed for home about
‘in; a portion of her summer vacation
with her aunt. Mrs. Charles Nylin.
l Word has been received by Mr. and
Mrs. R. 0. Bennett and by Mrs. Wil-
.liam Lansing, Bennett that the 'son
.and husband. William Lansing Ben-
,nett. has arrived safely overseas. The
The house belonging to Job ‘
Lindstrom, which was recentlyn :
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. W
gee and family, is now occupied v
Mr, and Mrs. Longhead. Mr. ”’
Mrs. Sturges are now occupying W
Banks’ house on Smith street. . 3
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Tate and *‘
and Mrs. George Easton, Jr., all:
family and Miss Mary Kraemer ’0“
tored to Boston last Monday. '1“
returned to Georgetown ”Friday s
him; after spending a pleasant
in Boston.
A. c. HEXAMER .......... Auction-cg} ‘
WILL BELL AT ' "
Public Auction!
Thursday, Aug. 29}! ,
AT 10 O’CLOCK A.
On the Premises of th
to. T. Raymond.
Rowayton. Conn.
Household Furniture.
.a'l.
message of cheer lifted a heavy load
off the anxious hearts of parents. sis-
ter and wife.
Many of the townspeople, in all
smut 3a. rode to Compo Beach in
Warncke's truck, Sunday afternoon,
,to visit the 'MlyblOlIOml at Jackson's
’cottage. After a short service. con—
- . ducted by Arthur A. Smith. delightful
. the
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George Schneider leaves Monday
for camp as he has at last been
called to the army. after unavailtng
His many
nchville
corner of Main street and Railroad
\\ .a. is.
Pond, lew'isboro. N. Y.. to spend the Vi“ be “WY "0 lose him, but Blldl’
IConsisting of many line An
Pieces. which are genuine products
the celebrated Heppelwhite and ”W
-ton, also of the Empire and earlyM'
Eonial periods. This Furniture inc-W?
an assortment of Divans. Screams;
_es. Chests of Drawers, Chairs. n“
‘ous Tables. Stands and Mirrors, ”r
large Victrola and Records.
Parlor and Library Furnishings. M
{Dining-room Suit, including Sidehm
Table, Chairs. China Closet. Se
Table. several Bedroom Suits is“;
antique). Mattresses. Feather M
Pillowa,Ruga,Carpets, Portieres. m
Curtains. Pier Mirrors, Oil Paint“...
Pictures; Bric-a-Brac. lot oi? In
China (some antique). Cut Ginsu, Ifi "
Iw‘5'—'
Weekb‘nd with Mr. and Mrs. Mom’give him (0 his country's service. _
Tile regular tllceting of the dlrtrlctihouse oi Darlen. * M “‘9 “om 0’ M“ and Mrs. ""“m “we“ mm“ 1“ W
gMohr. at Life's farm. Brancbvllle. one _Etc.
avenue. curs turning at this point com
:the snow-covered mountains, in the
ing in close contact with automobiles
ecellence of the direction by Richard
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”w “" ‘ Stanton. and in the dramatic value of parked on all sides of the, road. There mmmmoner. w , , ,
' lthe story. is always danger of a colll'slon, and ing. at the Ollcosnof‘tflehglgntthtnegzfi. Mr and Mrs Edward B Hindlev of the barns burned~ down, the origin Good family Horse. Jersey Cow, ”‘
‘ AIRES i Mr. Farnum's work is never an)“ (ll‘lvprs have u, be very cautious 1., view place. '» l and Mr and 3“” Andrew Taylor being unknown. The matter is being ,lck Runabout Automobile, Seven-”o
Itllinr: bllt unusual and in "Roullh and avoid them. The “No parking" signs -. ‘bave returned from an auto trip to strictly investigated. :enger Automobile, and One Ton m
“"" the will eliminate this trouble, as the cor in letters to his family. Harry V'..Truck.
‘Rerldy" he achieves once more
success which has earned for him the
little of “America's most popular ac-
tor." The picture also permits of am-
ple demonstrations of why Mr. Farv
ntim has also been called the “screen
Samson," for only a heart of oak
could have registered the rigors of
fought for Morse“-
. A number of East Side residents‘ihe Berkshires. including Pittafield. ,
were present at Jimmy Ghiolto's tin-l Mm... returning by way of the Mir 1:31:31;le "in “'Cg‘mpmeg‘xmgfilefihzzidfi‘i‘fif“Eigngrfihy‘ognmwllIt;
‘3“?! ,qambal‘e: l'i‘iilEI‘dfil'. in Biir'lh“Wk Trail. -Mass., reports that the life is “Slm'ition by any one interested. and can I.
timid s hoods. ply great." and that he could wish for seen on the premises any time W
Douglas L. Elliman. of Noroton who no better one. one to the sale.
The usual MODdfly evening sev'inb' 1-“ ““1“" “ié‘mber 0‘ "19 M“ New, Mrs. Hilman Nordlund and child SALE posrnva. TERMS CAM
w "sum or the Red t‘ross Auxiliary of York "‘8' 85W? "if“ 0‘ D- it- 5“" of Bridgeport spent the weekend or. I. RAYMOND, Execum
"mm, WW 0",, “Mum mu“ m .the East Avenue M. E. church will bc.iiii|ii & (‘0-. and hiiimnn & Posse. with Rev. and Mrs. A. A. .\'ordl".nd
, , , , , , . held this evening, lwho do a tremendous business, has of this villa e. - .c M
ltlnlktd that. after a lapse of nearly a __ .lcft his vast commercial interests ‘0 Mrs. Thegdora Meade and son of HERSHFIELD’S
- . ‘octor and the Woman." at the
Palace Today
‘11 Mary Roberts Rlnehart‘s
love story “K” appeared in Me-
~‘s magazine it was universally
.lted as the most absorbing ro-
ice of many years. Instantly wine
'lfi nation-wide attention and lhi‘ battle he
r 'otnptly issued in book form, this and a girl.
her will be entirely free. There will
be. plenty of room for cars to circle the
turn. which is it sharp one. and tumor
hats will be compelled to endow wit-liar
the new rule or suffer the con»
sequences. The standards are of il‘on.‘
and the signs are made from old auto l
.c..._-——r
trilllng drama of hospital life. was ' yt-nr. Hnlllclhing holler might lmvn - . . -
'iiclurised in “The Doctor and the Jack Pickford In “His Majesty. Bun. been expected. But the borough is A “Willi” service flag was raised gulf?“ a a private'in ”‘9 33““ 99‘ Branclleville and Miss Blanche Gates .
woman.” i ker Bean." and Fatty Arhue- conserving. as metals are scarce “vcr the Swedish Lutheran cllurcll.i"“"'"" ”mug“ beyond me draft “0' of this town “Dem Thursday m “m '
This intimate picture of hospital kle in “Moonshine" : ———— .__. _ ' yesterday afternoon. at 4 o'clock, with ““1, he ‘3 “0"" in training at lelhilmilipaduk as the guests of Mrs. Ernest A! l I O EXPRESS
secrets and the love of two greatj One of thr- most popular stories ev- appropriate ceremonies. Rt-v. (‘haries' it - t ion on., . . .
doctors for one woman. with its lrag- er published in the Saturday Evenlnlz‘ AFTER SICKNESS (i Viihisihr‘m: made a Very fitting ad~' $1193 (£7198 Bogton andnfrien‘ds iti‘ii‘lli‘, Dally TI'IDS Between
' ~‘ .v “ . " — ress w c was ti . re urne ronl ompo eac . w e e. ,
edy. should be seen by every Amerl Post, ills Majesty Bunker Bean v ‘9 main “‘9’“ 0“ ' Norwalk and New YorkCW,
Mrs. Page Tell. How Vinol Restored
Her Strength and Stopped a Cough
Brooklyn. Conn—“Pneumonia left
me weak. run-down and with a cough
for which i doctorcd for six months
without getting better. A friend front
Virginia asked me to try Vinol. ti
illas been dramatized for the screen as
a Paramount picture and will appear,
Wednesday at the Regent. starring
clever young Jack Pickford. Louise
'Iiuff and an excellent cast will sup-
.port Mr. Pickiord in this clever story
can man and woman. An amazing dra-
ma made by Lois Weber, the Belascn
of the screen. from Mary Roberts
Rinehart's "K." This will be at the
Palace Theatre today.
iMAlN OFFICE, 122 WATER STEM}
they had occupied the Mctsy cottage]
ifor the past week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller and South NomflhConn.
a ‘Mr. and Mrs. Howard Castle are
lllt' program. which consisted of1
speechtnuking and singing. I
‘ di it i ii i t 0 Telephone 294.
‘99?“ Us to r vaca on n an all om -
ibile tour to Niagara Falls by way NEW 1192:1ch €:FICE'
5 Tile Junior Red Cross '..ll hold a'of Canada, Phone Grammercy 705.
”m'lrLy-I
AT PALACE THEATRE, Tugsoszwhich deals with the adventurc‘s of
a young 8 enograp er vrlo be leves
“The FY1000 0' “Will" Featuring himself to be a reincarnation of n‘
Ruth Roland and Milton 8"" Lizreat king of Egypt and until he is
One of the most interesting series disillusioned. acts the part. marrying
of interiors ever presented in motion the daughter of his mllllonnlm
healed my cough. nave inc :1 good-ape
tite, i sleep bell and feel well and
strong."—Mrs. Thompson Page.
Vinol owes its success in such cas-
es to beef and cod liver peptones.iron
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‘lmvn party next Tb". .u'ay nftcrnooni Mr. and Mrs. Longhead have re-
‘on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. William turned from Chicago after spending
,iiunier. The young girls of the town a pleasant time there. They trat'el-
lure inviting all to the lawn party, and ed in an automobile to and from Chi-
tlle townspeople are required to do cage.
If you are in a hurry. just phone m
and we will take care of your expraalélr
for you. We have seven of the ilk“
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydra”
Dump Trucks for Contractors' Work;
their hit. both in donations of various} Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lockwood and
articles, such as embroidery. cakes.'daughter. Miss Ruth. of Weston.
{bread and vegetables. which will be spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
M"- and Mrs. William C. Smith placed on sale, and in their attend- Mrs. Louis Barrett.
have returned after a week spent stance. Besides the articles already! Mr. and Mrs, (‘harles
Our Trucks make daily trips to Mr.
York city. Let them handle M
freight and express. and thus keep fit
away from the congested terminabt
and manganese peptones and giv-
cerophospilates. the oldest and most
famous body building and strenght
creating tonica known—Frank H.
Enter and drugglsts everywhere.—
pictures will be shown when "The "boss" and making thousands of dol-
Fringe of SOPlety” is screened at the lars in reckless Wall Street plunging.
hpresented .X.aerkx .. t iDirector William D. Taylor. who also
Palace Theatre Tuesday. This ch- directed Mr. Pickford in “Seventeen,"
u..-—
Dyckmnn
picture. produced by the Geortze Bide; "The Varmint" and other u '
of Film Corporation and forming 0116' is responsible for the cleversll:?;;:: M"- the races at Saratoga. mentioned, ice cream, peanuts and entertained out of town friends We Haul Anything ‘
of the celebrated Hoffman.[t‘our.;of the photographic version of this ; _. soft drinks will be sold. This will Thursday. Anywhere '»..a
square list of features, offers Intef'Ipopular story. i —Try a Sentinel Want Ad Mrs. J. B. Juvenile is back at Belle very likely be attended by the young Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson are the N J b T L T“,
tors of The Biltmore lobbies and the ' Island from a two weeks' trip to Sam people, but it is their parents who, proud parents of a baby boy. born 0 0 00 arge 01' .
nae Lake. ' Tuesday, August 13. Sma .
Your shipments are entrusted
italian tea gardens.
These interiors. had they been
built would have . at more than $1..
000.000. Perr‘tisslnn '0 use The Blit-
more was given Gmrge Backer, who
is one of N. w York’s foremost build-
ers. As a consequence. tlflse set»
tings are. "rea " to the last degree and
represent a refinement of taste in
keeping with the entire feature.
In order to photograph the Bfitmore
lobbies and rose garden, it was nee
ceasary to use forty portable arc-
iamps. Further difficulties were pre.
sented In having to "shoot" the
scenes at a time. when guests were
not in evidence. The result was that
RofOn Point
Park
Shore 8: Chicken
‘Dinners and
- are full to enable them to assist the Mr. and Mrs. Hazen of Little Bos-
is. enter._Junior‘ Red Cross which will be reop- ton entertained Mr. and Mrs, Taylor
jencd when school begins. lof New York for the past few days.
The Mayblossoms of the local! Mrs. Annie Carlson and daughter.
Junior King's Daughter-5' circle on {Miss Rowena. of Bridgeport. spent
their return from Compo Beach. re- the week-end with friends in town.
port that they had enjoyed a week's Mrs. Arthur Vanderbilt is spending
outing under the care of the circle's a month’s vacation with her aunt.
guardian. Mrs. Henry Meade. of Mrs. Charles Nylin.
Branchvllle. who was a favorite with Mrs. William Lansing Bennett
all the girls. Bathing was the chief spent the week—end at the home 01
attraction, although the girls enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Bennett.
fudge parties, and on Saturday eve- The local Red Cross unit will meet
ning they had a frankfurter roast on .‘ as usual Wednesday afternoon at the
the beach in front of the cottage.’ Methodist Episcopal chapel.
fThe girls proved themselves as hardy ‘ IMrs. Linderloff is entertaininiz
'as could be desired when they went friends from New York for a few
,in bathing at 6 o'clock in the mom W
ing. They came home reluctantly.
but with the determination to spend .
two weeks at the same beach next Palm and Ad.“
“mm"- Caused b Ki a -
The‘mnny friends of the circle are y dney l
requested to keep in mind the fact
that the girls are planning a play to ind "Igyflwom‘en attribute ailment:
be. given sometime around the last of u" '{3 that; §e£°“v’fua‘%.§,'93f&n°e€;.
September, and they are requested to gindgsdlgméxerfidt‘seguug 30:3:
please buy tickets when‘the girls - 0 .
come around with them. They will on“ work or ““m" wm‘ m"
start the trouble. and dizzy spells.
receiws full satisfaction when they outline-.3 under eyes. sore muscles.
see this play.
i
must see that their children's poCket’
competent employee only. .
A receipt is given and obtained -
all goods handled.
Phone or write for our rates. we
save you time and money.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING-t
of All Kinds.
PADDED vans M Long Distance
Furniture Moving. . ,,
Benjamin Hershfield. '
A
FULL LINE IN"
Beet, Native
loci, in l ,
'POUIJTR
Provisions, Groceri .-
- or. a . ekw mailt'sfld‘v‘utJflimfiar NW NW»: tarsal-r"; was... in» *--< . m
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Mrs. Horace L. Silepar
tnining relatives from out of town at
her home for a short time.
Miss Anna C. Fennel. of Stamford.
is spending a few days at Hickory
Bluff.
Harrison Hoyt and sister, Miss Bet-
ty Hoyt, both of Danbury. are visiting
with relatives on Belle Island for the
week.
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William Wakeman has been a. vis-
itor at Sheepshead Bay, L. I,
Dr. Frank Gorham has been on the
invalid list for several days at his
home at Valley Forge.
stiff Joints. discolored or aeanty urine.
sleep disturbing bladder ailments.
Harry. S. Bennett
' - -tlr.“'d Mr. ~ , . .,
Ala Cane Serwce ..“.““:..‘i;“’i.£‘:‘: smut .t 2......a ..°itiii=‘:ii=ti==:h Delicatessen and ~
. e n ' V 3 from their son. Clinton. written on “I. pawn?“ gag: mfmr. .Whan
with West Side friends. French soil soon after landing. The
letter was purely personal.
The Misses Frieda and Sophia
Kraenler leave for Mlddletown early
they are sluggish or overworked they
need a med nine to clean them out
aadJnvigorate action. Foley Kidney
Pills are pro and expressly for the
put-pine o laaolvinx all oiaonous
str
BATHING
rumo na'i'n Houses ornrr
fiche
m1
Vegetables.
of Stratfleld. has ’
Mr. and Mrs. '—
S. B. Lendeveg,
has been a guest of
Charles B. Wakeman of the East next tlveek, where-Miss Frieda Krao: Mahmoud, uric acid ' u louse
Side. ‘ mer he been for the past two years. 3“ the joints» d
Me Ilia taking up trains: nmztstudile‘s.m
I'll m . iii if m“! m. m
a of auntie". ham” til ‘ w . .~
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All . truths find to
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# hou‘a‘dflgwt fi
mall 0 county
, ., Mrs. Arthur
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