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”I! 'm 1'0 It" human in"! NW of we believe
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l. p "(where we or». i would hate rival to
(A M 38.31% 0: his brother or the rest of
” Niki m glatelv an we left for the front about
. .. :tu‘o weeks lwiore they did. i don't
by. ‘ m m 0“ "across them sometime.
" i suppose there are not many younz
‘ toeived a letter from Norwaik Tues-
;day and some Norwallt papers and;
see a paper from old Norwalk. 1 think
i read about everything in them. How

{lure been his! lime not at: "ll .L‘u‘n

flhe kilows (tom the old murmur

w “rm tknow where they atfbut i Ina." run
.lfélbws left in Norwalk now. I re-

‘helieve me it sure did seem good‘to

tore the ball games making out in

 

mu neod‘fNVVML m. ‘Norwnlit this year. I see bv the pa»
‘1" 3, Domestic Line of pers that they have a good team
meg-ju- there now and hope they come out “on

top. We have played some good
games ourselves and have only lost»
one game this season. But those‘

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night dances at the .Norwalk Country “ ‘ l 1

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davs are over now as we have some-3
thing more important to do, Well, as
[it is getting late I will bring my IOl'.
‘ter to a close, hoping it will find you}
all well and in the best of health,
fremain. as ever
' MECHANIC E. J. BRENNAN.

 

 

 

 

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. lorvicgs) a: that Adttnt Christian men f'to he made" voters for the
‘ (more as "an ,ngl_ _ coming town election. ACCOUNTS
. 3:3" Fl:itl;clt;’lmgne with him“ Miss Elvira Hoyt, daughter of Dr OPENED
tun v ‘ “g “n "3" s an ‘9“ and Mrs. Harold E. Hoyt of the .

w“it!!! inBroohlyn, has returned to her
. “theme-on Bust Washington street:

un,~Satnucl ,I. Burhnmnmt Br00k~
. kn. lathe guest of Mr. and Mrs.

. lichen! P. Dunne. of East Washing-
,1.“ street.

Heights, has resumed her studies at.
a t'irls’ school in Milford.

 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Somhamle and R.
S. liowe. who have been occupying
the Patience place on Noroton ave-
nue, have returned to the city.

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J. Mehlin of New York
the W. D. Anderson place on
King's Highway, and is expected
tulle poumion next week.

 
 
 

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Private A. C. Hughes.“ the 1'. 8.
Engineering Corps. is reuluntberins
hi; friends about the city with, put
words from Issouduln. France. He r-t~
ports that he is' well and happy and
has lust cast his soldier vote. ;

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has leased
the
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The apple ”on mum.“ to be light
as a rule, but what apples there are
lthow mol‘uuuly good size.

 

‘ _ > Mr. and Mrs. Sande Selleck of The
\ The usual Friday afternoon meet. Hoigbtsreoonuy entertained Mrs. "-
”flotilla Red Cross Auxiliary. oitlte Weed endure. F}. Bishop with the
nut Avenue M. E. Church' will be I‘m" “man WNW Cunn-
.thln ntternoon. The church choir.
will hold its regular weekly rehear~
cal this evening.

 

Corn is shanks ”"tkmfl‘ml
we: expected a month Ego. Mon!
pieces will require about two~weells
more to ripen.

 

Statlou.Aunt G. w. Drummer oi'
Rectum and Mrs. Brummar recently
__ :visited their son. Welter. who is in .

Edgar w. Howell, chief engineer of "Will! at ”w Wham Neval. Sir! Many of the roads in this-section
the Norwnllt Iron Works t‘tllllpany,lu°n' [were Md" "“5“ by “‘9 "“0“ rain

‘m m Hartford Wednesday. having atoms, large hole: being. mode. and

“automated chairman of the pow~l “mi" 3 “03“- 0‘ “9W” mum“ was 5W8 “0'0 "'0 8mm Dar-l

in WV“ committee of the Umm‘luouue. is uowmuocinted with the. “Quint, on the mug, ‘
V I flutes Fuel Administration [or the Ketchup) Tool mum“ 00mm” 01 I

inn of‘Norwalk sBridxeport. as sales-manager at the: The late nonhuman. l- ammply.
. lNew York office. light, as a rule. A periodtof hot dry
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Indfllrfield. unwell aotloool‘ con- too will have a dance '0“ Saturday, cmuiuwmt lost you'll crowin‘thie
ununtu‘wm be held tomomw-v efteft- “W" "m Tuesday "9"“!!! “‘0 nu. region. '
maipmlon's Point under the one an“ meeting will be he“ El "“3, m
We! of the Norwallt‘onn Club. The Club h°“'e' 3‘39"” 0‘ ”l" 39‘” At a meeting of immune! the
' our will start promptly at 2 o'clock. '"h‘w “M“DW by ”‘3 om‘ Methodist Eplscopal Churchop Thurs-
~mt uoydmtnmtmw all~°'""diwef8i'ili boelootod to day evening tor thaeleotlunut tru-
m. Ibo will be supplied serve on the ‘Board 0' GOVGTM'G- tees tom torntobthreoxyoorl.’ John
‘th one hundred targets each A """""""" 1Sherman Hoyt. Oscar '8. Mills 1nd
m'..otlprwea wil bo-mrded. in- The Board 0‘ Finance completed "3 William F. Jennings were elected.
a “We RIG'CJ’OIS at work today on the annual budget of succeeding themselves. Captain (1 Wt
. ‘WTMpflvbnf timeout/which town. ”my“ “9“” night. and Bell m chairman. William F. Jul:
immuouutod by the “Quill“ m" ”'9‘! “m 7'3"" '3‘ ““9 i“ 1‘ pings. secretary. Eugene Cuahmanand
m ot-the- Amerioahamml. 0th- mills. which is one-half mill less than Samuel Mott, tellers.

_ "It NI” will belmade New 8“. last year. Marty items on the budut‘

lugs Stamps and “mm. The are increased over last year. be?

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A“ W of "‘8‘ Warm be do- canl'o «high prices under war coli'di~ ». l

flied. to the local :cmtu“ fl the lions, but there will be a substantial
ENiCmg reduction in highwaytnpproprintions.‘

. Erince'oniy cmency road work ll-
WI P. Dunno, secretory .of the. now permitted by” government orders;
East Nor-walk Tobacco Fund. is in !
receipt of the following letter from Arrangements are almost completed
7W1: Edward J; Brennan, Bab (or the patriotic pilgrimage next Sun‘
ulna/succu- Reg. C. A.- C. ,A. E. R; day afternoon to the grave of Rev.
France: .‘Moses Mother, the pastor of the local‘
August 27. 1918. '.Congregatlonul Church, when he and R‘V- James ,A. Macmillan “d M“-
thll mntmemhers .were 0‘9“]er by Macmillan In" return from their pvfl'
British .sxmathlzers. and transported 93“” ““3 “lee“- . ’
across the Sound to a military pri-. - _ .
son. on Long. Island. The start will' A number “"30““! “our 811d. ‘0 be
be made from the church at 3 p. 111.. lm’- are “95"“ corn and other
and the exercises in the little burnt “Emmi-*5 “Om Endem- ‘
plot'aboutt a mile. distant. will begin
at 3:30.

 

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Fenwick Beekman has been
confined to her home, the past week.

 

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friend Mike:
_ "lithmht l~would .write you a tow,
“undo lot you know; I am feeling.
, mound. hope you sure the some.
ell, Mike, you asked me to send you
_ mit but I cannot send one now.
itthink I am out ot-ltlck. Fat 1
Vi‘thnnk you, instalments. Send it to
none other fellow over there, no. we? --.—-———‘ ;their picnic at the historic spoil—1n-
yell! get tobacco and cifarettes ll good? Capt. Herbert Wheeler of the Dan titan» Rocks, on Saturday. Sept. 14.
magnet than they can at homa.:ien company of the State,Guard has.
rue up here now, Mike, and we loaned-invitations to the men who; Auld Lang Syne night will. be
the giving them Hell and. we will-come within tho~new draft to meet obseryed at the meeting of the New
keep it up. We are back-at a not at the Town Hall next Monday oven-pandas Grange next Tuesday night.
m M now but we don't howling, for an informal talk on militnry,’ ‘
amnion; it wflL'be bobre we ore mining. The Melbourne likely to The 67th annivomry of Hotel. Ito-g
marinas-in; gbexdroitod are urged to become their bohb Lodge will be oelobntod in‘
m us all the bunch?‘1‘ell them be" of the Gnu-d. u umlm mitt. Odd Fellow. not. nut not: Friday.
1w noting farthest-ell “dawn-Id in! m mm.m. it in Sept. 27. It 8:15 p. m.
‘0»me than. Thlatuule poulble for tell up tobcoddbd to,

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ruin“? weare willluuélo love you iudae whether we de-

Suits $25M Dresses $12. 9811]) Coats $1514)

. ‘ 'l-‘. Finite“; of Forest street, who

my Bridgeport, Weapon. Stunpml The W“ Bum G0“ Club 0‘ Nom' the anomalously. and: it.:wttt‘ not .

land Mrs. A. H. Taylor ot Ponus Ridge.

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A Striking Display of
wevv Fall Apparel

Showing models that might have stepped from
the pages of the Book of Fashion '

Everything you have wanted to knovv about Fall Styles will
be revealed to. you in this splendid exhibit.

So we cordially invite you to inspecteaoh and every
.. gamut and tool hot: to call upon our salespmllle
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serve the title oi"'l‘lle Style Center oi Norwaill- anti
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Miss May

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FACTS WORTH KNOWING
i The father of the daylight savingi
tulllvelneut was William \t'lllctt. an. ~99-

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,lwlgllshmun. I“ .193" 1‘“ PHPMH‘ f“ victory with lasting peace over the
book entitled, it uste oi lluylight. lion and his cohorts.
in 1908' a daylight ’avmg mil wast Our boys over there by their manly

;. ' D‘ .‘l
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.intlodut‘ed in the “0““ 0; common: conduct and heroic deeds have given
w.” A notice Wm“ “Iong‘me route 0 courage to our Allies ,have thrilled

Mr. and Mrs. David. Rasmussen.
who he" been orvuulilns half °‘.
mulmfmhofie ”Swgf‘lof‘fi‘; WASHIN 2TON. Stet. 20.»Presidunt *‘ “rm“ “mime” ”mo“? “‘9'“ ”mi ‘us by their brilliant victories cautlng
_ ‘ Wilson 10d”. proclaimed Saturday. during twelve mom“ 2“” head 01 a new ray of glory -on the Stars and
"19““ .ig’l . Oct. 12. ‘the four hundred and tweu'r- ““"le- ”0”“ “n“ “m" “1‘”? “”1"" Stripes, and have bent terror into the
‘Ww sixth anniversary of the diucovory of by. the train-l. This is the equivalent very “ms of ourvdenplonhle common
America an utterly Day, ond. called 0‘ ”“9 million pounds or (00¢ enemy. This is true because every
uponcll citlxenllto celebrate it to slim "9““ b“ ““54“?“ “”39“ "(0'00 ”’3‘ soldier and sailor in our country's uni-
ulltte a generous response to the (liars for thirty d‘y" ltorm believes that we as a nation are
North Liberty long. All airplanes manufactured in the book of them with our prayers. our
Every city. town..and countryside is ““3“ 5m“ m a” "my “PM” mrpoae and our pocket With. That:
asked brute president to arrmemom- will b6" 0“ "‘9 wings. a red. "me this belief and the morale which it:
mamorntive cums“. m. hu- and “"9 Wrtanonhm ”we". creates may be unshnlten find their
vest home festivals or bile: demon "1° circlol. “mu” "who ”3mm”! purposes and ours fulfilled we ‘mllbt
auctions. and he directs that all ted- other allied planes, and vertion red. speak in no uncertain terms during tho

and employee whose services tan-«be ngeand m“ stripes on the Nd" three short weeks of the campaign.

 

eel, and the 0ch will be tried the lat-
ter part of this weak.

ping Kitchen.

Mrs. John A. Weed of Wood :Stl'ut.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gale and into
ity visited on Saturday with their
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has occupied Mrs. Moan-We home
(or some time. has purchased a houle
in Not-mill and will move the" about
Oct. 1.

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The. Community Cunning Club
brings its second sensor: to a close
on Friday ttiternoon, Sept. 2?. The
total number of lore canned will be
between 6,500 and 7.000, a merited in.

slur-Montana m- lOur subs riptlon in the forthcoming

crease over last year. . ‘ __ Q

_.___,____ l The prealdenth pronto-lotion {oi-v T3“ 3:“ 3:82: “:SfiZfiidgozt' Liberty Lonn must the such-thatwltcni
1°": ‘ "n ’ M n 3 our boys over there hear it it will. fill

the bureau of war rinlr and insurance
of the.UI1lted States is Clam lion-
iun All): the lost Jealouph- Zyny.

The army hen. .m, tug...190.000
“Smiths." There“. are 1.590. William.
Smiths. .l.000 John Smith and M
John A. Smiths; it. has IWOOtMllI-

Charles B. Weed .533 on exhibition ..
hi the Advertiser Show window a‘ EV"? d” the vent principles for
Huston, marrow sh he raised on “Wynne nthuuwnkewlmb hold
hu’mhce indie , Main street. On it “W“ 0"" Whit ands-burnout and.
in ruined letters is the inscription. ““9“- cWOttwhat-tha'andmustbo
"New Canaan, 1918‘,“ Mr. Weed cull» “d what “'8.th do.ot achieve it. We
ed those letters on the squash lent now 4‘22: 113:5: Centrnly than we

' 9'9!“ 1" ore W V free men, ‘ .Wh“. . _ c
August. W ‘ throught ~thtl great. nations“ govecn- m There ""3” {sift-63:10:11: nous. more ammunition. ,mcre.shlpll.
. Mn. Ralph :1. White who hasbun inept W" ‘0‘“? into alaience..bocaum Browns, 1300 John Johnsons and 1.- more airplanes and twp millionseuton;
visiting with. friends in town for the it .gllows‘clenrel- and clearer "h" “““040 George Millers. men tuly equipped ‘5’ "035 the RM“
.pgllt two weeks. returne to..her.heno We”°w““"°e‘“ ‘3 ‘0 ”Gimme“ “like More. than a billion dollars’ worth and much into Bel-hm. ‘
in. Slootburg. N. y" on Wedngauy. ”ego.- to render to .thevworid. The "tn- of mm“. Isniculmralexponmml This cdnonly bevdono byte firm-m
Mrs- White was accompanied by In “"W’M‘h" “Mm” -°f Ame” sold duodenum. lathe European nu- 50“? to increase MMAWWB‘ 0“”
0. E. Dartt. who will remain within: ca. manure-,mt Athlete! “all! this “m at war with Germany. earning. power and bymadiulltmg mm
for a visit. ,ffifluhy‘mP‘il-Wullattond. thrilling; Turpentine.” made prominent by “wt, redulmments 10.8... minimum
4 ,Ilifllllcam. Wlahould “wit“ (“‘3' the war. “means more things than: 5‘99 id-
Miss-Grace Taylor. daughter ,of dtr. '0' 'Wm. rte-dedication. to llhflu’jdeal's any other word.” says a French schol- TheFollrfli'Libarty Loon tugging to
upon which our governmtgsgunded nr. It really is “my," word for “119- be a success in Norwdk unmanned
Ind by which our-present heroic tasks colt.” !be ready when the Mmlmrq'twy to
on Sunday. when returning to her ale-Jngpired. ‘ over‘a million women are~workjpg subscribeduet twiceosmohme did
home from the village after setm - "Nov. therefore. I, Woodrow Wilson, twelve hours a day in the 3.000munl- before. Begin now to makeupblus. Tot
the Sunday paper. Her foot wastl‘in- Mdent'of the United States, do 3? lion factories of Great Britain—The buyLiberty Bonds will give one ai
jured badly. although she is ableoto point Saturday. the twelfth day of -0o.people's Home Journal. :Sonseuotduty well» donnl‘wlll mean it!
be out. tober. 1918; as Liberty Day. On dint .good investment mode; will bring
Etiny I requesi the citizens of every gored? i: penalty; willnbetantdnutzw
00 not 0 (the United States, cit . “w men 0 power-(to your coun ry, an Iv
mzrondwconntryalde, to celebrate fife; WWWM’ Mass. sept‘ 19". spit-align .to your army and-my. and
discovery of our country in order to' “be” Hurd. ”hallmarks mamamghouor-to yourflagend-a vital-*tilrust
stimulate». generous response to the“ one Of ”'9 mostlomono hprsethieves end-Imb-at your enemy . and . the
'Foul'lll'uberty Loon. Commemorative inuthiscou-ntry. died‘ in the county enemy of everything theme good and
mat-ems. pageants, harvest home (es-l ““89 0”“ 5““ “E Troy. MY" yesterni peaceful. ,
idyllic. other demonstrations should be; day“ pneumonia. ‘Hurd w“‘“"”w"t ' All «if Nomlk forvtho Fourth/Libs
arranged 101‘ in every neighborhoodiseven‘y“m‘°ldi and WAN meterty Loan. Buy your bondsin Non
underéthe general directionroi'fietre—f. 5““‘9‘Wn'fl‘hu"lu°‘i”w‘ 59'5““??? walk.
the nose. Friday he underwent onE tary ofthe Treoaury and thwmmedpjmuunglumomutsremhlom ubemzt
”“3“” which “’9 Wfl‘mnedl by; ate direction of the Liberty Loan Com-

them with hope and glcdness her
mouse the folks at home are. unmis-
tnlmbly in back of them. The wine of
our subscriptions must also be so gl‘eflfl
that Bill of Potsdam and blown!» oi!
crime and debauchery will heart the
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was injured by a fall from a bicycle

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Dominick Bruno. who has been -

confined to the Stamford Hospital
sinconst week Tuesday. returned
home yesterday. His trouble came
about by the formation of a clot of
blood {over his right eye. from tii‘E all
facts of a cold. Flo went to Dr. Fos-
ter at Stamford, who tried to relieve

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n ynt ‘ «Tryosentlnel Want Me

Dr. Foaterpver Mr. Bruno's eye. SlX- i tuition in cooperation with the United hot-eon: Julyds. Hemophilia
teon- Satcmtwm milk“! to ”'7 up! Staten Bureau of “mm .and that life in North Adams.

the incision. HeJll now convolficins-i public m1 uthoritiea. Lot'the 9”; MW 1’ ' . . . 5
W '. .1 PM.) mm to the mfg” “be"! Wflmum ‘ t mmmmm. mull" I ma”.
Ofllcor Cherie: Kaiser ha been it! ,Loon apron the measure oi their tic-i so» QUIGIDEML M _

min; his annual moon the ”It
not. Mammumtln‘
till-outline W. [but In:

votion to the ldula which hove glIidodi
the country [I'll It. Mgr! untilt
now. no of tuned-touted. umpote‘. and um blow

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