can». which nuan- to only It-
m oa-miaaa h the aid Initiat-
carriage iactory. §
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5:» figs? NEW CANMB
l J. C. Harper and family hat-t-
'taraed to Mar York, after a stay of. _____--
‘ r' gun“) £503“. i' “k island. I Drugglst A. L. Dickinson spent Slin-
' : ‘ RWA” 1 ' day at Twin Lakes.
‘ again John Farrell has been; _.__...___
.1 ‘ a”0N“!!! fl “3' g“)? ll- lll' home ‘5" Sixteen new voters were made sitt-
Hie—Iory Blufl'. many by the town oflciais.
m 3‘ P‘ Helga: of the 50‘5" D. F.Kfngsland and iamil, after: Conductor Palmer is back on the
0*. stationed at Camp Green. . summer’s sojourn at Belle island, job on thn elecll'lc branch after two
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MIN-ti 'V‘“ ‘
-u briefly “Iceland. and one at
his Int new has new .t. w. ...... .
”annotation of the local Wll‘
W. This was accomplurod Fri ;
day ovodu at a menu held for the
young people at ‘he church. about '
inowo' in mm
ma M033 NURSES
cam train "roar-'4
_) asked for a report concerning ' the
-J manner in which the council had te-
being present, all enjoying I “9353“ sponded to the appeal for extra nurses
evening. Officers were clef rd 2*“ ‘0" ; 110m the slate. About titty nitrates
lows: President. Leroy KemD‘ fir-1] were secured for Camp havens by the
vicepresldf‘m. Mis- label Moore; council. on Friday and Saturday, and
third vicepresideat. Hit-s Charlotte: more will be obtained.
Lawndes; fourth vice-president. “I" i Dr. John T. Black, secretary of the
Sydney Gartrell: treasurplfi Wilbur State Board of Health, made a full re»
Gainer; secretary. Miss Susie 118102 port to the council on the nature and
and pianist. Miss Julia Sharer. The. symptoms of tha innuenaa, which is
chapter has been transferred from "W prevalent in the slate. Dr. Black be-
SALES LADIES
Apply to dry goodntoro of
E K. BANKS
under Iahaokamo Hotel, Well
Wadimgion' atmotjonth lot-walk
. 0.. b the guest of Mr. and lrs. hgvg mm“ to New York, weeks vacation.
M Gonna, on Winfield street.
M. llurd, who purchased the George B. Smith is now employed
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Hrs Lydia Self is seriously in
.. w OI 4 Haitian avenne. Dr. a year ago, has taken his family to
Inn is in attendance and her New York for the winter.
Manda hope for her apeody re l
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I (‘liiiorti Ft-ofield has moved into his
Captain and In. Oscar 8. Mills, oi nt-w home in Hoyt street, which no
Highland avenue, hive Mnrnod front purchased of Mrs. E. J. Easley.
a visit with Mr. and Its. David W4 - ..
Mills. of Springfield,'Mast. l
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The household goods belonging
Mrs. Anabolic Arthur, now in Middle-
William F. Hoyler, who‘ttn been a town. were rrld at auction in 800-
resident of Rowayton for over fort! filid's warehouse, Saturday ammo-I.
years. expects to move his family to
South Norwalk shortly.
‘hflh'fil’ Hook and Ladder com-
’ will be bold at the quarters on
Int street on next Monday ov-
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Ir. and M.s. Edward B. LawrenceJ
the Misses (‘lara and Mary Ruscoe.
J. r. McNeil and fully, who have'and lleywar’tl Davis attended thol
been summering at Belle island, left‘Bme Fair ill Berlin on Friday
vyesterday for their winter home ia’
New York city.
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'* 11!. members of the L‘pwortn
WW and the Sunday School Board
id, tho but Avenue it. E. Church will
,. a: important meeting this eve-
3“ at the church parsonage.
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Ernest Well, who was confined to
‘his home in Forest street for a week.
I. ll. Putin“ and family, who have will! lzl‘lp. was able to return to workl
been summer residents at Bella in on Saturday as clerk in the pout ot-'
land, left yesterday for their winter fire.
residence in New York. l
.. I Mr. and Mn. W. A. Wheeler and;
Edwin L. Sttvena. of Rowayt‘nave. daughter, Misti Elsie. returned FrMIVl
has takrn it position in the em- from Schenectady and Bailaton 8m.
0‘ the ya], a where they are!!! about a week'vinit-i
or fun ftlcnds and relatives. The trip
i" lWilh by motor. ’ l
The noun! Mondav evening arr-lion
the Red Crass Auxiliary of the East
‘3"an )1. E (‘hurch was held last
Wm at the church and much pro-
Y W van made in the work.
he members of the Que Es Club
M hold their uéual weekly business
'flnlon this cvening at the home of
HIM Edith Bodwsll. on Gregory Boul-
Wd. 'Last evening the membcrti of
you club attended the meeting of the
it“ Oman Auxiliary of th East .‘lviL
7‘”. II. 3. Church and assisted in the
tine,
clency department
Towné Manufacturink Company.
Stamford. ’
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Constable Oliver l. Clark. who is a T. Mlle lloune. who some time ago
member of the legal advisory board condui’lcd a store in this Mud build,
for the city, la buay these days mak- “13- Main 'i‘rtel. his opened a tailof-é
ing out qucntionnalrea for the men in “19. establishment in the Ant-hatter;
Rowayton who are between the age Block, Railroad ln'enue,.undcr the:
m 19 and 36. ‘ . ’gm name of “Alliea' custom tailor." l
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of lllcltlnno' The regular monthly meeting of tho,
avenue, received word thia mornin‘, New (‘anlintt Garden t‘lub will be held-
that her brother. Russell Mills, tutti Wallis-id“. 0N. 9. at 3:30 9- m. It:
.trrlvcd safely overseas. Private the refiliifllcc of Mrs. Edgar 8. hitch;
Ml"! enllupd ('0 month; ago .5 a inclosa. lhfli’ll A lPClIll'e will W de-
Mnrlne ttvlutct- and was sent to a "VON-d by Mir- Aldernon on "Garden
training school .9 Miami. 111“. Outlines and Their Values."
’ “'flie annnal election or nfllccrn for
“0 coming year will talic place this
immanent: at the monthly meeting of
«at! hilt Norwalk improvement Aa-
' '. fauna which is to be held in tho
Ema-mania Hall at 2,3». As this
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Min! Dorothy Milli.
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will be the most important mectinu n:
"h year, all members are urgently
World to be present.
5 For some tints past resldcnts m
“It Norwalk have been {really bn“.
good by the aclionti of Pi "l‘ccpir'
Tom." who was operating ln that v:-
Qcinity. Numt-rous complaints wcrc
we to tile police and the officer-ti o'-
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Th0 family of Dr. J. W. hit-Karma):
ll. 1". Knstendeick. llarry Scoiicld of returned to NW York ind-y for the;
Highland avcpuo oaatpied the put. winter. Mrs. lit-Kenton stated Snub:
W at the Methodist Episcopal Church day that aim did not know whether;
filmy-day n‘ornjng add “ye n v", she would return next summer. if the‘
fine address. while Capt, Charles W. W“ continued. "he '0an probably no
Dell had charge of the meeting in 0'0"?“ “(1 Join her hunband.
the evening. "
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[.3110 East Norwtilk beat kept a vigilant
' in an endeavor to catch the
“jeep", but the man always manned
“In“ his escape before the ouicer. __ The gasoline tank and aideI'alk
WV. Last evening around ”fill The meeting of the taxpayers and 9““ "Will“! by the Standard 0“
grub.” Anderson. of 33 Osborn a""““"';cltlzens oi Rowayton which w“ to (30.. at one time for tho Mathoaon
lend a noise on his front porch and . have been held on Friday own,“ m automobile supply atorc in Railroad
W01! implicating found llanry lief-2mm...“ againg‘ the establishment m -avcnuc..w:tti taken away on Saturday.
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at Charles Klein place in North avenue in the Yale & Towns Manufacturing;
l sunduy night the leader will be Ralph in“, pneumoni-
to'
Norwalk group. with which i' “'35 10’ lieven that there is a clearly defined
latterly allied to the Stamford 81'0“!) diaease which may be called "Spanish‘
with which its interests sum m0l'e,iaiiuenza,“ as well as anything elect
Doria”) ‘0 hr- The dt’VNIOMl “'9“ It; dilers from the aidtnry cane ofI
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair and continued cool tonight with
2ro<t in eapored places; Wednesday
bwnmmn' V“ " Found—Air“~ .
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The annual meeting of the loo.
Club will he held in the parlor oi the
Hotel Muhavkmm Iln Saturday evorr
ing at b n'tloek. tlfllt-cls will .0
Plt’t‘lt'tl and the allllU‘dl lt-pm'tr: turb-
mitted.
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At the rt'gular nil-cling of Norwalk
Aerie. No. 588. F. 0. r1, tomorrow
night a class of seven candidates will
be initiated, and a new service llilg
containing 3?. stars will be displnyod
for the first time.
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Residents of Riverside avenue have
complained to the police; that buy in.
that neighborhood are making nul-
canoes of themselves and are (leilltd-
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ing last night was led by “(Ward grip in that n doe. not last so 1035' lair. light wast to north winds. An ex- ins property. The “Oh will bv Wtilll-
Slauson, with about 2?" Prt 591”- 31"“ but there is more tend
. ~ 1)“. Black saw no ‘
Bedleng 0‘ borwaik, Preflde‘“ 0‘ ”‘9 Cali-‘8 for panic or ally such radical:
Normlk group. as able spent"- "50 action as closing the schools. in some.
will probably any a larger nil-‘5"- lparts oi the state the epidemic had.
"—‘—' (leached its crest, and in others. it is
reached its aenith.
weather was favorable to the arrest of;
the epidemic. All the facilities ( " tLoI
Department ot‘ Publicity of [hi State
Council of Defense have been put at
the disposal of the Doctor Black for
inllrucling the public, together with
the local war bureaus and town com-
‘ milieea of tre council.
WES—ll”;
Miss Lizzie Adams is visiting friends
in the l'pper Parish.
Charles Barnes is about again after
several days' illness.
WORKiNG FOR SUFFRAGE.
Norwalk Lulu Una Senators to
,‘ Stand by Praaldant Wiiaon.
A. K. “F“... of mmumd spr‘nl Sun? Mina Brendiinger. of Hillside: Mrs.
day with his brother, Edwin 1.. Beers. Percy Divolis and Miss Elsie Hlllfli‘
.____. Norwalk, are among those. active to
The Norflcld Thimble l‘lub meets 4" “' ””4an “'9an "m“ ”“3
wi'h Mrs. (,mm“ Scoilclii. Thursday section to our senators, urging them
afternoon. to stand by Preaidont Wilson and vote
favorably on the suflrage amendment.
which is expected to came. up in tho,
Senate today.
lira. Percy Brooks, tin active work-
er in the local Liberty Loan work
‘1. ‘ ‘ . ' and acting president of the Norwaik
. t.~. Hank (rolliam ~tn “lltoll Equal Franchise League. sent the l‘ol-l
(7901". l'lflllls her and” l" “l". “n“ lowing telegram to Scnators McLean.
Andrew (-Ul’hlm oi Connecticut, and lrving Drew. of
New Hampshire: {
"As a local workcr itt the Fourth:
Liberty boon dvlvt- eager for the sue-l
Celia of thiti, as wcll us oi the tltrcc
Yplmhw "mm“; v ”re \i‘“ preceding ones. i urge you to stand by
or» Suturditv with lilo. tonic Film the President in M. appeal for "3““
and “tan lllt'e Fllcll tli' (‘titlil'i‘y ~ll‘f‘9i m ""- ‘ufimifi resolution. II ””0“ m'.
- ‘ ~ " * quired to move aincority of our dN‘llll"
' atlona of democratic intentions in
Arthur .\l('llt)lli and ion. t'illwnt‘t‘ world war. i would «in to your alien-f
Nichols of Milford :pt‘lll Sundsty wl ll tion that nothing could no weaken "
Mr. Nit-iiols"tiistrr. Mn '
llama oi tltc Upper Plumb.
(‘harles Chase. who ivn.~ badly lnjur
ed by falling trout a lt'tlfll'. while fell-
ing a tree on Friday l> improving.
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Misti Susie Fatnlllubt'i is in NW?
York. when she was 4' .llmi by llit'
death of a n-‘phew lust tit-ck.
criy Bonds. as knowledge that his vote
and influence in the Senate are
llrotvn 01’ against political liberty. Don't deny
Tt'lulllcc‘ l" to women the liberty for which you,I
;ask them to sucriflt-c everything to tie-l.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallncr
Good Hill have \lElt'll
Stopney.
Mrs. Vanderbilt tltxltrvv l‘ in RldflP“Am9fim women. " well as for tax
field. where she was tullm! on l-‘ridayjnm. draft ' you fame in lo obey.t
by tho death oi Mrs. Fil'tlttl'lrll Thom _ 1.3.1.! for duniocrncy at home “a we
(IF. the wife (ll Mill. (.ltitlfl‘pt'il nephew. If? ask“ ‘0 KnCl‘lfliP Olli‘ Mn; and Hi the moving Pli‘llll‘f.‘ lochilon
- -’-—f“. ' latency to fight for it ottoman. Will
Mrs. and Mn. Flu-clot w. 0. God you not sacrifice. far democracy, until'
trey and family mc making prepara- it hurts and democracy bu triumphed.
tiona to go South text month. where at least in the l'uitt-d Staten Sanatc. '
(hey expect to H" nt‘ lllt‘ winter illl “MARY MARSHALL BROOKS."
Oriental. N. C.
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loin writ? Dry Rider
‘ Sent Back to Congress
GIIBONS to a: MAJOR .
3r. Pitch. 0m 1.46m otbhotttt.l
ML 0! 26') Eas‘ BVCHUF. on llli‘ ll dye and Rold manufacturing plfll" l" Mf‘ Mathemn recently dos” 'h°.clnlmttni of ”iv llllddlflellhl lKllll'iKg “'ASHIXGTON, u (‘., October 1.--. CC"). lllld a Li‘sfnogs
over Pennsylvania
sant weather with lower temperatures
in the central and eastern districts.
Heavy frosts were reported as fat-
districts. A rllght disturbance is cen-
tral over North Dakota.
WEATHER A ma AGO
TODAY.
'l‘ciuywraturc: High, (55: low.
'53. Fair.
rify iliews
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lloyt in suflering from a
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slight! attack of grip at his rooms ii
5 Water street.
Policc Sergcant J llarry Gibson
mourned charge, of the uptown po
lice station for thc regular [“0 wt-clis
trick this morning.
Ward l'rendcrgast, an cmplow oi
the Norwallt post tlfllcc, has rclurncd
to his dutitw- al‘tcr a recovery from
a slight attack of Spanish influenza.
C. M. McGovern. oi Lynn, Muse.
knocked down the dummy cop at
Main and Wall stt't-cts shortly after
clatter. He promptly settled for thc
slight damage done.
A public auction 0! till“ goods
lilid
3cnre for others. Vote for juntlcp '0'l‘rolwrly of the Lincoln Picture ma... open each evening of the work,
i-ic Corporation, of this cltv and Citi-
cag. will be held tomorrow afternoon
Crow's Woods. Rowaflan.
John T. Hayes is booming his real
estate lllli-lllx‘lfl at both ends oi illr‘
“town and closed stiles yesterday of COMM
the Andrew Baecom property at 10
lllovt street. which adjoins the E. H. ll" ‘
ilotchkitis Co‘s factory to that con-
block on East
Laurel). Mr. Anderson questioned the the old carriage tihop on “0,,an store, although he still holds a lem‘fltlg' Is to he git-on (be "up of mum The Emergency Agricultural Appro‘ Washington street to a prominent
N, who persistently refused it) it'll i avenue. hits Loon postponed for a tow for a ."t‘iil' or no.
pl“, h° was on the porch. Whe'h'rldaya. The cxttct date of the mcétinx
i U,‘ not Gerhardt ’3 "'9 man “h" milwill be announced through those col-
"iota bothering the residents of ihntiumnl. .
may it not known. but the clrv
«autumn-nit against him.
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Patsv Tamra. who has been con-
ducting it barber shop in the Opera-i
house building for several yéars. and:
recently wan called in the drait. and"
is ntatloncd at Camp Devens.
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Mists Lillian Raymond. oi Raymond
street. who was injured several dal'a
lago quite badly, while at her work in
the R. & G. corset company. South
Norwalk. is somewhat improved. in
half
cloned the buslncsa itntll afilir the
war. The place will be occupied by‘
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L. Brunettl, n cobbler.
vaoma manner she was struck in the Miss Bertlm Rn“ died in her home
optic quite h:-dl_v. The doctor in 't' in Cltcrry atlcct. Saturday. aged 60.
liendance feels that he can save the The funeral will be held at her Into
.ttlght of the eye, which is good news home today at 9 p. 111.: interment in
to Miss Raymond's friends. as they Lakevlew (‘t‘lIlt-i‘cl‘y. She had licen
employed as bookkeeper in Burdett'n
were much worried at first.‘
dry-goods time for eleven years. She
,was a tiuffercr from cancer.
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1!“.an Tuttlc. of Cram street.
’recolved word that her son, Edi
. h- arrlved safely overseas.
J. M. liacoonnld, in charge of the
. L. W. llrown plact- near the old Grnpe
reservoir. also has the distinction of
raising freak vegetables. 0n ll'i'ldtiyl
morning A. L. Ilenedict. a near neigh-
bor. brought to town a twin squash
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Captain Earl P. Stevens. of New ) WIL I 0N
.lzmdon, has been visiting at his home 3 “——
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AM.” ”fury, of Rowayton ave-ii
, iii recovering from an attack 01'! George Eaklrnid. Sum. it. Fitch and grown by Mr. Brown. it is of the
{Will Clark are in New York city t0-.crookneclt variety—that. in, it was
day. in an attempt ‘0 bl‘flllk "“0 {Hr on the same vine but one would nev-
cle Sam'i sea service. or know by the looks. as it is almost
---- black in colcr instead of yellow. but
' Mr. and Mrs. William St. John retains ltr rough and knotty surface.
Comotock have closed. their summer ’
cottage at Compo and are again 60c-
rupyinz their fine old homestead in
ithls place.
has been entertaining her uncle.
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Tho women of Mooseheart Legion
meet this evening in their rooms
_ South Main street.
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he... and Mrs. H. K. Kasicndeick,‘
37“ Punoyer street. have returned
a visit in New Canaan.
George Thomson and family. who
.P" among our most popular summer
.residents. have returned to New
York city. after lhf‘lt‘ annual pilgrim
age to Wilton.
The special pariah meeting at St.
.xaihow's Chgrch Wad-satiny evening
““3 OUT"? '3 WOW Ito take action on the reinvestment of
, ”ONEV mot pariah funds la sure to at-
.o,‘ ”5 "m- C‘“ "l" "l" ""- tnact a alrgc attendance. and than
'“h 5C and II“ it ‘0 M! m. you." CM mt l"
j 3'5 3'"!!le mm 0m money will a- untl in the pun-inn of
Mt mm and mm- mum m. on «auto. Intri-
Immanuel-ma! MwuhaMW.
“ ‘ coat-lain rainy? llaa- ._.._ -:
flea-aloud. W maul. Mimi-um
31*: mm
Irload of vain and other mater-
trived yet-tertlav at the Row-y.
"fillmd iiation for the. Aniline.
Only a voter-i won mail. by the
loctaica. town clock and' ought
the tent hall. (atom. oia I
nan-ii. The l-iaall noun
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not absorb impurities into the blood,‘“" Open"'° ““19 098“ that 030 0'“.
iin tho tinitt-tt Slum Army. accordin‘ Driatlon bill with its rider for national South Nor-Walk business man.
to unoillclttl
prohibition from next July 1 until the
hero ‘Amerlcan armies are demobiliaod ai-
. . ltor the war was sent back to the Sea-
Tltc honor ii in he conferred upon ale and House today by um ”puma,
Gibbons. it it- declared, in recognition who were unable to rum to a provl-
reports in circulation
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of his services an boxing instructor at “0" "manna rents in the District ‘on next Monday evening. October a. set forth in Form No. 1977.
'At this meeting the local political sit-:form and applicatioh blanks may “0
of Columbia
Complete agreement was reached
‘on all other disputed provisions in the
ansllri’. These included it House
.Amcndment that persons to be em-
1 ploycd out of any wunds appropriated
by the hill must be outside of the tint
draft ages-v-iwcntyono to thirtycne
yearn~ and a Senate Amendment per-
mitting the War Finance Corporatlon
to lend money to farmers and stock
raincra on more liberal terms. .
House appropriations of $105,000 to
stimulate production of beef cattle
and of 852,950 for teaching Women to
make cottage cheese were restored. :
Camp Dodge. Dcs Moincs. and later at
Camp Gordcn. Atlanta, Git.
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Momlng
Waalt away all tho stomach. itvar.
and hgwal polaona before
imakfut. HOSPITAL NOTES
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——.__—_. : Discharged Monday—Rose Prnentcr.
To feel your best day in and do! 3 Church “799‘- ‘ '
out. to fool clean inside; no sour bild Admitted Monday—John Sieopoko—
to coat your tongue and sicken youlim- 33 0“” Mrl’eli Vincent Kryslnk.
breath or dull your head; no constipartlfi 310w!“ sheet; Theresa Anderson.
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ill-mortatic Club mot last evening andlrltory of a pout oiilcc
3lssued a call'itu' a meeting to be held and who meet the other requircmlntti
nation will be discussed and plans
will be made for a grand celebration
and standoff to be given to a numbel
oithe members of the club who are
to leave soon. being called in the
draft. ‘ "
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MINTZ
NEW .
FALL .
APPAREL
CHARGE accouurs oeauno
non. billous attacks, nick headache iWolfnit avenue. 5
With. rheumatism or gassy,acidntom-l Sarah Jonoti. 24 Park street. died;
acb, you must bathe on the inside like Monday.
you bath outside. This is vastly “101'o
important. because the skin pores do
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Yes. the Austrian peace proposal is
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while the bowel pores do. “ya a well- see clear through lt.—-Mancbest.er Un-I-
known physician.
ion.
To keep these pointing and textual _
well flushed from the stomach, liven} ‘ ——-———- v}
HillEl. ST. JAIES
Now Yuk cu,
kidneys and bowela. drink bdol‘l‘
Tlmaa
breakfast each day. a glass of hot
~ tone
water with a teaspootifni of lines ’ 1N0. I"Square." “mm'dmu.
ix block: from Gilt Met m
to (Baum m '
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proaphate from your pharmacist. it i
in it. Tliia cleanse purify and, l
fps-hen the entire allueatarri wan-watt Ind g
tract. before putting more food! ”'"W'l‘ 5
into the stomach.
Got a quarter pound of imam.
phosphate from yoar rmarlat. I“
niacin-om and mic-ml
wamflwm’wflab with
nm-m..-...- n._._ . ..
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'ldtllflctlon umnteed or Money
Roiunded
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Mglgligtéhills an
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Prepared and sold By ‘
Stillson-Powell Corp"
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laaalaadl.
‘llle “slim Film
A solicitor. will call for your subscription
to the “MM Fourth” likely
Gclmiyludfldlllflm-
1&th mint-tit
ency to develop tended area of high pressure central ed to diacontinue their mischief than
is producing plea-
ing or arrests will follow.
——FISH
Genuine 'ancv blue fish lat lit.
‘deelining. J" “‘5" “"15 n 1“" ”Low as Buffalo. X. Y. The tempera. Snappers. 13w lb. fresh macltcrcl. film
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The presentnure is riiiing slowly in the western 1b., fresh shad 25c apiece at tllc we
gon. Washington strcet bridge. 2 lf‘ 7,
Frank Parker. the well—known black-
smith, who liar his shop in the tear
of Connor's livery stable on Wevt.
Washington street. was paiilfl‘ltly
but not seriourly, injured. when ho
was kicked in the small of the bulk
by a horse he was shoeing. Mr, Prll'k-
or was working on a horse, recently
purchased by Mrs. harry Bennett, of
East Norwalk, front Bridgeport pm-
tles. when its was kli’lit'tl in tlic lmrlt.
He was unable to walk for some timi-
and bail to be taken to his home on
Spring street. His many friends will
be pleased to hear of his ititprovv
ment. and it is expected he will in
able to resume his york within a it-w
days.
The committee in t'llltl‘L‘P of t’=--
coming big show by tltc "humor. of
(‘ockenoe Tribe. l. 0 R. M. hold
business meeting at llll‘ll ‘lL‘W-zul
last evening, and definitely tltcidct' i ,
the opt-ulna date for thcir corn». I
week as Saturday evening. ()4'! it i,
when 'there will be special (“’ll‘llllll'l‘ '
including a street parade. 'l‘lw im-th
era and sisters. of the ortlt-r. fr :‘ll
llanburv. New Canaan. Stamford .lnii
“"1"“ Wil unator's appeal to women to buy Mb. 9 (“dock 1““ “mm making a mighty Fairllold have been invited to luv p't’
sent for ill? opening (‘Pl‘t‘llltlll;-‘~‘. :mll
will send large delegations Tilt-rc mil
be dancing every evening and main.
novcl attractions. The. show will :u
rntl-
ing Oct. 28th.
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATiON
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam-
ination for the County of Fairiioltl._
to be held at Greenwich and
South .\'orw:tllt. on NOV. 9, laid. to
ho position of‘rural carrier at,
t’lrcenivich and Wilton, and vacancics
that may later occur on rural routcs
from other putt ofllcea in the above-
.mcntioned county. The examination
iwlll be open only to male citlacalt
who are actually domiciled in tho ii-i'
in the county
This.
obtained from the ofllces mentioned
above or from thc United States (‘tvtt
Service Commission lit Washmoton.
Applications should be my-
l
:D. C.
‘gwuvdcd to tho Commission at Wadi-
Tlngton at ”14' earllcat plaf'lml‘l"
idate.
l‘ut-lng the continuance of the pro-
scnt war the Commission will. in ac-
cordnnce Willi the request of the
Post (Mice Department. atlmlt Women
to rural carrier examinations upon
thc same conditions as men.
fiy’mction of the Commission.
JOHN A. M'llrllENNY.
President.
HRsT GAME ON SUNDAY
NEW LONDON. Oct. l.—Jl‘ite first
kamo'of baseball played in New lion-
don on a Sunday where admission
was charged was played tit Plant
Flcld Sunday afternoon between nlacs
representing Groto l’ron works and
Lake Torpedo Boat Compny. The lat-
ter team was defeated. i to e. The
proceeds wort: for local army and or
vy football equipment.
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-—Atlvertlae in the Sentinel.
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