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, . .. . the still-act “America." new. Human. on “I‘ll...“
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. Delenum fro- the Connecticut Rev. William Sinclair. the m 0‘ mm Iflhl' “ u
' .. loath-Inlet). file Gurdsocompanies and Fitch‘s tr Presbyterian church. ll Korean. ; a” '
, . um m_ one for ldierc. in uniform. were t 0 services were brought to a close. ~ ‘ 'M m I”.
a. Id “'1’, , the guard of honor to representatives. It is poeelbh that they will becomel ' MOND BROTHERS ‘ O’M , ‘mnl.
. r 0 o m! in costume. of America. Britain and annual alum hereafter. as those in. I ‘58-. “’- n
m France of the Revolutionary period charge were surprised and gratified at' ' ' m to IOU to W N
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”—1“ the Sweet 3" m and other pilgrims. who were xerbed the interest displayed in the event. :_ ' 113-3 [37 I” St , g d.’ without m
. . . - in the habit of the colonial days. I'I‘he committee of arrangements in-f l ' > '
W ' , 0n arriving at the cemetery the cuded Clarenoe W. Bell, chairman; NE ‘1- m
A hmbow From the guests found a neon erected review. Rev. H. C. Outer. Edward Austin, Si-r l By order ’Wb l LI. '
V. IL. ing stand. decorated with flags and men w. Cooper. Frank E. Holman. a i Administrator
‘ , . flowers and presenting a very attract- "1‘5- George H- NOXOD, Mrs'Theodore' FALL -
in ILLS SOLD 0N EASY ive appearance. in this were the Davenport, Mrs. R. L, Gillette and' } 0 B JA‘ :KSON I JOHN x' chn’ Audion”.
_, um. speakers, choir of the Darien Congre- Mrs. E. A. Spooner, 01’ Darien. ‘ I l . .
‘ "i rational church. and representatives ' APPAREL , m
7 _‘ __ of the Daughters of the American Rev- ’ “are TI]; “on
. ' olution, Veterans from Fitch‘s Sol- Ml ”id MFS- Ira Andrews, 0f E35“ ‘ OPTOMEI'RIST t B,
22% ’ diers' Home, Norman, and other mg. on, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. cum-(55 accoum-s OPENED u 5' Well M . TI”!!!
DON NELLY S m“ °"““"““°“- PW‘ 3‘” °““““’° We” “M wm'rn PINE comm
, ley Whitney. organist of the Derien [Rvp'rox LINIlO—Ieldin OM h a.“ .- ‘ ’ ‘
a . church, presided at the organ. and the M ‘ WITH TAB
16 80' MI“! St. ‘ opening number was the hymn. “Oh, TRY OUR AUT Ihur-On ”8 M “all” F E BAXTEB
God. Our Help in Ages Past," which 0 M o ' .
”m nonwm was finnourt-fd (by the presiding ofll- . BODY POLISH I! it Emmi! d the ”9‘. Dculleh M Dingo“
ceu. ev. . ‘. ‘artcr. 0.. m m W , , -
The invocation was by Rev. J. J. Mi" TIRES YOU CAN “‘5: ’u, d. Blhlllt. ““001,
-_ .Guune, pastor of St. John's it. C. DIPZHD Old—ALWAYS — » .— .. _. - _.- _. s new” £11th
lamb, in Norman, whose “We,“ W mg. ..',m m
supplication for the divine bles‘sing on 0“" AJAX Tires are “Y‘alld‘ . ‘ “Diiréd ‘ liengnlr :
. ‘ the exercises, and appeal and hppe for night time. fair—and—foul weath- ' I Ih C t N ti 1 B k per mol ~
tum success of Allied arms in tile 'pre- er tires, tires that will give you - e l y a ona an 501d at Silltlhperuigt‘ygg.
I y e ws sent world-wide conflict, was most in- 100 p” "“1" “’Vice and 5‘”: 'LUNBER -
, spiring, . faction at all times, under a
} Then followed the reading of ”f“ conditions. Made with smooth south Hm Ocnn. TY'EWR'TE" EXCHANOI
{ancient records, by Edward B. llind- and non-slip treads, all standiml . I“ Fllrfleld Avc., '"Q'PO'L CORN
\ my. we present clerk of the church sizteshiNextklilfe you buy a tire Are your valuables. papers and securities properly pro- REIUILT TVlemTEne
. George Heiblcr has taken a position The reading was from the original 8“ ‘ 3 ma e ram “3- '
thine MM" m bum geomubook fit ‘36 chum]. wmten by \ tected? Have you a Safe DepOIIt Box? I! not, we can pro- 3
— 9". ones at or. n. n. and giving "MW” my Shop vide u with one forthcnnall sum of .00 r ear in our
‘ Charles Butts. of the local jitney a complete history of his call, three , 4 ’0 ‘4 p0 y ’ . F. s. 1'0”
M III purchased 3. new Studebuk- 33mm after he zraduated from Ya‘e 29 Wall 8. "0de modern 3th DOW“. van“ w. Win ‘1“, ‘0‘ “ cu'wdm 0’
, .r automobile. no ego. to it“ p... .. :m‘e of the chum h ' to ' “in
~ .. in 18441. The early proceedings \"I’l‘e you “be“, Bond. Without chug. 'if youd ‘ Jab Pfifltlflg
tor has been born to Mr. interest ugly related by Mr. Hilltl'vy.‘ vingc part
" #1:“ Joseph Posik, of 15 Ply- and Novel! *1 Valuable source of infor “ ‘ ..-. Our 3" Dc ment pays 4 per cent. per y ear. Se. Namath
motion to all.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
. Nth avenue.
Miss Estelle Cave, of Dnrien, was ‘ ' ' '
1 a W J nee of Wolf it avenue heard in a sacred solo_ charming all wartime Flock: Show a smart smphflty - :3
" gho- he beoenon the sic]? list for a; 2:51;: wonderfully “N" "m“: and . 'lht Is Easy for the Home Dneentelter to Carry Out in i “r J n. M II
. number or uni-s. is improving. .,,,,.,;,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,.,, 0,, W, m. m. PICTORIAL‘ Revrswdramuus ,_ , CENTRAL HOTEL u o o A a cl :9
p u m Rev. Dr. Mather were made by w. A ,-‘ . -.: ' rm. rooms b the day or week. Steam outed. electric
mm“ c‘"‘"- 0'. N°“"""' 1”.” "Islev. a Chicago business main. and. ‘~ I‘ - lights and w. Flue Cafe attachcd' also Restaurant. Italian
-' ‘ MEMO” in the P909193 one of the descendants of the Colonial Se ‘ ‘ m Ana-[m 1t 1. .
. rhet. in WOOGWUd “91‘“9- Mothers. He gave an interesting ‘ V y
_ sketch of the life of the martyred k Corner Icuroc and OWE?“ TO]. 15“. _ ,
”in Harriet Ladrlgan, of the 808— clergyman-from the time of his birth 3. DWA- W 1.31““ Prom-
ldlo.mhlt 80.1mm
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
NECKWEAR EATENTS
licence in not and orgundy, tuned, hematitched end cmhrold- s....r r... Boollclon no...
cred, medium length and the long cross-over style . 500- $1.iib ' o Mair. 5: Bridgeport. Conn.
’ Fine Georgette, crepe dc chine and cramdy Oollaninmedium
\- ' ammmundanduilorlhape................50c—$3.2o mmw sewer ‘
. , store, is ill at her home in Soutlt in Lyme. Conn. near New London. to
01"“ his death on September 21. 1806. just
-————- 112: years ago. and his burial, in the
lies Ethel Booth, of 6 Knight first burying ground in that locality.
root. has secured a position with Near his grave lie those of his three
Icobe & Sons. wives and several of his children. the
_ legends on the tomb-stones still. being
, Mrs. Thom“ B. Whonc and 1110”? discernable and making very interest-
';er, Irs. Anselman. 0f Bartlett 3"0' the reading in these modern times.
300. ere ill. The church choir favoredwitlt a se-
lection. and then Hon. Stephen T.
The storm ended last week, will Mother. of Washington. I). (‘., assist-
nu very well for the “line atom." ant to Secretary Lane, of the Depart-
'l"he eutunmal equinop occurs and fall meat of the interior, and a summer
Was this afternoon It 3:38. resident of Darien, was introduced.
‘ He proved a. delightful speaker, and
Romeo Dunn of Hope street. Spring- gave several interesting reminiscences
, dale, has resigned his job at the gov- concerning “"9 M3319" family.
eminent lumber y“. at Wilson The memorial address was delivers
ed by Rev. Hubert C. Carter, now the
pastor of the Darlen, formerly known I I"
u 'Jesse B. Whitehead and son, as Middlcsex. Congregational church. ‘4 t. ‘ J! gm;- / ( )( Gr”?
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. Confirm. 7” Elaine 7755 ‘
- . , He related the early struggles of the
gfiilfgmdgesgzw Ifgrg‘g‘kéuheg‘; congregation. haw the membership, un-
' ' " der Dr. Mother’s faithful. fearless and 7m ammo
OohuendOull Scuofwuh utin. Georgette. pique and ru‘flled Danmnofl 0', CHIROPRMTI
y organdy Mil whomwnnhoammmfiw
I A variety of White and Colored Boning used for collar: or cannot“?! go discus?) 1uni fill: uc a
on“... for the ccllarand out! let: .. . . . . . . . zoo—5% per yd. gym: '30“; '31:; organ 2:”
"'7 Satin, Pique and Orgendy Roll Oollsrl boo-$1.00 back» oven 1! am in childhw
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g the funeral of the fortner's si-‘h ,5m,o,m.dm a”, m”, creates pinched nerves Ind put-
, Hrs. Annabelle Bahia, {figsgngnpyrfc’zntggmgnoowag; gm: a 11.... PM» A" 8mm “WM“, Chum. Moddmmwdh . Black Net Veneer and Collars . . . . . boo—$1.50 m" m. m m, “3mm omn- u,
Russell Gladwin has sold his Ford ‘lundm‘v *“ ”‘9 ”m" 0' ”‘9 w” 0““9 THE FASHION BOOK FOR FALL—Get a Copy Now unéfiropmton remove the cause a
Killer Tracy and has seCured :1 Revolution. He was “Vic“ “mum“ ‘ ”mm," “an". Now and, I MA I II 'E I I E . disease and pain health is rem
. gluon as chaudeur for Lewis A. ?gu:h:flltgtisgllsthbeel2LRtl3‘lig1;(291:3: " » , " ' ' through harmonizing the nerve cyt-
" hmaier, of the Blue Mountain ' ' terns In your body. Female truism-1
‘ E:'¥i§“&h‘1?“§§§f.ii’ 23°35. 221122“ J a m 25 DOHHCI I y , a mammal Ir. com roman no. mo “onion film on.
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« Word has been received that Lieu- “'m‘ “‘5 9mm “Ongmg‘umv ‘0 Long Tel. “9. a: 3'3: grail-033m xen'clmvl‘l
mt Joseph mkh‘an a NOI‘WEIK island, then thickly settled Wllll TOr- ' M" — \ _.... to he" m
WW and for 301;“, time now ice and British sympathize". and all Kinetic treatments “I,” “'0‘
‘ the .em'ce of Uncle Sam. "mowed were kept there for some time. In - —————————— -~—«-—-——
broken leg some time ago. He is concluding his extended eulogy and T. FRANCIS, n. C.
.p . , ‘L
recovering nicely, being able ,0 history, the speaker told of the mm D mo St t 9 S . f Sh
. d i bl i- . as W hln BL. 80. Norwalk. Cc
mm .. m .. an:.°:.:.“:..::r.a.°rrs.$33.52. e I] ra lOIl Securing atts actory oes gum... ...., '
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y be a month or so be ore he Connecticut Post road. by the defiantl-
" able to accomplish much. ._... . “ml
* :fi‘fhgfgfirmtgga “,2“ Q’L's‘e'h'gemlfggg Mill Marie Crane and Mrs. Elle Wheeler come to us Depends largely upon buying them from a dealer who has had Mrs?
‘ Scout Commissstonetri 112m Macrgon- that, before long. mm woum be mm from the manufacturer for one week, beginning Sept. 16th. \ a thorough experience in the shoe business. \ REA
. you n or ng e . Yemeni“; ed a sum of 350900, with which ,0 At. our request, they will call upon you to demonstrate with- \, . _ , l‘allSnil l Y0lll‘ SCICClle
~ “a? $3633 fifeg‘fitcf’m “‘18 creche notch pa‘rTsh‘gonse and nggtoral out charge, the right way to care for your fine furniture, player We have grown up In the shoe trade, and in Norwalk, and 8 01'
.,. , idn. tw b/sit em ’ . , - .
gagging“ A Y‘sg‘chsrggggg {33.151 55 net. nguugei airing”??? “mg“:mfigfii‘: “It to on b k m “to have learned Just what thclocal demand is. . Fancy Models
' ' - t the church an t e owno re 11. 0 m ome ee era . - -
mthfhgafnfiff‘ lil‘et‘““2i'}§fl {its address was enthusiastically ap— owners,,is solved simply, economically and psrmancntly by For that reason our “Wk 1‘ the rapid "um“ kind and Conservative Modelo
’i-unts to 31,600. g ' plaglgg‘came the floral tribute by Hi“ Crane and Mrs, Wheeler. Their services are furnished that gives us plenty of opportunity to keep right up to the
’ “The Latest of the Line." Thls’was and guaranteed by “I, no Ohmtion mung upon our on" minute With the LATEST MODELS FOR MEN, WOMEN OP YRIGHT
”3°32; $3193:ng 53:52??? ”“1" "$1233“ ”'1 ti” 59"?“ f‘ tomm' AND cnnmmx ’
v ' ‘ u enpacng ora gar- - - .. . .
W33 with G- 35- Rundle, 5°C“? 313d: ooh the honored divine's last rsst- tel 11310“ “8%“ch appointment may ”cure “me by Cl thin CO
try. The ofllces of the Danlmry lug place, these little ones being the 8p oning our re. SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS To MATCH 0 g .
. scendants of the old-time pastor. The ' ,
1117. are open (18“! f0!‘ the receipt pretty and tastefully attired girls were CKEN
. entries and tht conduct of 0m" Marguerite, Albirta and Betty Mather ' e e. . _ V -
miners connected with the coming and Florence Gillette. .. O , .
. 81 Miami: smot- SW NW 'l‘llE Tll'l'l'lE Slllll’
of William F. Mather, the well-known .
'xhibitton. The telephone number is Another notable event in connection
\. with the affair was the presentation
5We'et Norwalk contractor, as the great- . ‘ 84 ”mu-n MAIN STREET
.7 ' a West Park Place. Stamford
» gflcultural society in the/Wooster o n as of the resent lineal ido- _ .
lock. Main and White streets, Dnn- y u 8 t p FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 6 N. “am 8‘ So. Vol-walk
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c a Safe Deposit ӎ . UNUSUALGHARM Furs Repaired
.‘ in the vaults of i Fa“ Footwear Charming .. New Blouses - I‘i'jT‘i 23:22:11.0: 132.” 1:11;: t: fiufi‘figfir {fix
" ./< if lady sleeps. Dainty beds,hand- . rl. . ,
some dressers and invitingly “MST"CHING AN” BUT.
comfortable chairs are shown TONS ”ABE To 0RDER
in pleasing variety. Each piece
or suit is a work of art. both -
in appearance and furniture
building. You must see on. dls- Davld W. Raymond
play to realise the extreme mod- "N D E RT A K E R
’ erotica of our prices.
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'l'oney Red and Mahogany ‘5 . _
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Sunni-lumen and . . . m jut now I 1' I” m ‘ rope, so co on an coo: combinations Manyarefiniahed
fl 5' W define the on“ m” ammo m” . with exquisite hand embroidery and beads, for dressy occa- ,
«nil-rumours. honeymoon” military lions. Weedmitthetthcirdelicucyauddaintinmmmg.
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