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as Hunt thiu- mornioé. charged with"
l non-support. He was released in cus-i
ftOdY by his attorney, “’illiam F. Tank!
Lmany. His case will be ,heard beiorei
{Judge George H. Vosburgh in the
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Terry Ruben. of Magic avenue and:
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V emu tomorrow night.
"line midweek prayer and testimony .
‘ hold in the Advent Christianl
m at 7:30 last evening. 5
’ 3. business m“! '33 held in "“9 her home on Rowayton avenue after a
m Congregational church last pleasant visit with her son. anm
\m ' {Thomaandiaanilyotlamlca N. Y.
“ 2,!!th Jtcrua and wife have pur-y ”9"“ M- "8'“ Jr» "0‘“ 0‘ New
~ “not! (“1|“ka W. Jones and. car-' York city, spent a few days "menu"
writ}. Bennie, a lot and building on

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. ton Hart" of McKinley place;
.Ila Margaret Green returned to he. ‘ “mm A‘ “1” 0f SM'P“ “hm" T"

fie image. 111.. after a visit
'* Mr. amt-Hrs James K. Coridon.
Wovens;

has regular weekly teat of one at Mm Louise
,. as the. boxes in the Third District “’9“

‘ , . Harry Parker. who was Lieutenant
_ '. 1"“ at 7 ° clock 1’" cloning, and of the Darien Home Guard while that
'; Wag successkl.

'or anization existed. h . sold in. o-
Iiss Marie home, of New York city g n ' T

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.18 am aTwo week’s vacation at ene e k W to De 1d sun of ew

York City.
fl“ home at her sister. Mrs. Edward

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r. Cahill. of East awenue. Char!” Bu" Dana and mm y

I I. C. Elder has enlarged his work- have returned to their home in. Toke!»

m near his home on Van Zant eke. Mr. Dana was one of the first
street, and now has fully 2,000 fleet of men in this town to enlist. in the ser-
arh space in which to weild his vice after America entered the war.
liqrs‘. James ‘F. Hewitt. and Mrs"promptly leaving his iwelH-stahlished
Chries J. Doyle. both of Ponchoster ‘law practice an a mem K? of the firm?
’ of Harman .5: Dan. 01’ New tor-k. He

served, with rank of first lieutenant.
‘-EXTRA FANCY ELBERTAS PEACH-
£53, per basket, $1.30. .Needtes, Gum-3
en Comer. ‘

children at the home of Captain and
Mrs P. M. Hart. where they are nerdy-
several

Crockett, for

ler, at her home on Van Zant street. g
yesterday. ’
* According to the records in Town
Clerk W 'R. Smith's office. Edi
mud J. Trouuon has sold a lot and,
.llulldings on Second Street to Thomas;
1’. Hyde and wife. '
' George Guthridge, of 6 Betts Place!

tn returned from East Haven, where? BBIIe Elma

he attended the Sign: Fifomcn's con-E. '1‘ Piséluhhou‘fif’ is now closed tight.

m leg: _ _18nd the old "for sale" Sign will per-
m2?" as de te from the May i haps again be placed on the bulldlntrl

Fire Station, on Van Zant! for another season. it is assured that
meet. 'Ho will make his report an. those inen who conducted the club‘
mt Monday’s meeting. [ this season will not do so again next

As the time for the openinz of theé 593300- , .
schools drum near the ' YCS‘PVdaY SPWTHI private automo-

 

9attraction at the Point this evemng.

:people to the Point.
, comformblo sitting around. as the
: wind from the harbor was very clllly.‘

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jand Sundays only for the remainder

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Mrs. Mary Thames has returned to'

with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pres" remain am until tho end of thin),

~ Y.. spent Saturday with Mrs. Kay and'
. yesterduy,

:ing, together with Mrs. Kay's mother.‘
vThe Roton. Point utmveru are hair-people hm been taking

§Singlng Orchestra in to be the main
Nomton Reign are i-rn locar l‘ml‘~ g
who enlisted Emilie navy «luring 'he 4

recent stay 0! the “Winslow" in Siam~ j m Per-W 1
lord harbor. I l
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there will be no fireworks.
Yesterday's weather brought a few
it was not very

Contractor Clarence E. Scoileld will '
been having such a, fine time on his ,

vacation in Maine that. he writes thati
.he hates to come back. and will do:
lay his return as long as possible. ',

Contractor Clorenoe E. Scofleld will.
Shortly begin the alterations and im-
provements which the Rings End Rutl
company will have made to the Sel-
leek property. 'bloh‘ they reccn‘ly
bottom. so an to adapt it to the pur
mouth. poses of a coal trestle and siding.

A rt-yleue‘utauve of a well-known' A strongwir. fence has been erect.

post card «:0va m at the '0‘!" ed at the that at tho lot adiotninx (L

“kill; photo. for new ,
be issued nexuw- Mo's Sou store, which

Just another week and the hint
will close. but will open on. Saturdays

 

of the month. ‘

Manager Hayley has in mind the
erection of what to known as a alien
to be placed at tho~ pavilion. in this'
the orchestra will he hated. which
will have the entire dance floor tor
the. danceru' use.

For the benefit of’those who wish
to go in bathing. the bath hot-e will

 

Mrs. Jennie Hoyt. MP8. Grace Hoyt
and daughter. Miss Vivien Hoyt of
Moo. 3c. and Mrs. Chris-
stock of Mom, Pt, it. and Mrs.
Henry Contact of New Canaan, Mr.

and Mrs. James Com-stock of Port
Rich“ . S. l.. and luau HattlgConr-
stock of Norwalh. Conn. have been
enjoying a ten duyn‘ vacation at the
home or their uncle. Stephen D. Wood
ithey use for em purposes. Some and their aunt_ Mn. Adult: Avery. of

too many! Pine Grove avenue. East Great Hill-

ing blanks printed for the enduruncel‘ liberties there My and so our Lang Ridge.
race which they I" to hold 0' Sunr trance n-om Ram-om! avenue hna now
day_ the 14. The swim will begin from been cut ofl’ by a“ fence. '

.Stnmford and South W. In.

the Washington street bridge and _
:lalle McLean and datum. er will re-

theBuxmt‘erfiaroul uh '11“ “.13? cum main awhile longer at the home of
which nu- city has decided to hold on 1'" m0"!"- 1'"- FMI Sclwb. and
Wednesday. the 17th. It has been sug- rhfer Mrs. Schneider.

_gested that u largo circus tent, be'
erected for tlrb pm 90 the bake
(hold so on if it should ruin. Those
maidens who will remain at the
bench until thin date will have the op-
portunity of mm; the boys at
~the bake and also in their numerous
events which are to be a part of the
prom.

Lamar Butler‘s new house in the. m,

Highland avenue section is-about com- COURT“ LAO“. NOTES. __ .

. I On the coda-ion or the opening oi "ain‘t! school at Roosevelt Hornlii‘l.

‘their mt mood-[s next Wednesday N. Y.. is spending three a weelm’

cm" ‘0 his Bvegncg September; mgugmmk vacation at her homo on Washington

herd at Lilydale Firm. 0: Ridfi. fbe ”ducted .ug educational lines. “H'L

Mr. and Mrs. lamb Runner of the Thanh to the m eiforts or the! ——

Springdale section have Ictenfiy oren arrangement committee. _ two excep- ”1:3;r $“m' ”hiltmw. 5'”: ii:

entertaining frienda from Brolmiyn. tionally line and mm talkers 8 luliunul tor or "3

N'J Y' ,1 f h S i or 1‘ ‘ They are Frederick Cullen of the (‘our
0899“ k 1’" 0 t e 1"": J_ “‘9', but mart-g Com. who will 314.5
tion_ who served in Fran“ with the, an account 0! Mn thrilling (viperleni‘l'f‘s

cards. which are to '

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Leslie McLean has returned to his
Ihome in Benoit. Mich” Star a pleau’
rant visit with friend- and mum in

 

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Private George Schneider having
been discharged from Camp Devon...
stopped at the home of his brother.
Edwin Schneider 0! 1”- South Main
street. e’nroute to his home in Florida.
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Miss Elizabeth M. Sharer of the

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have been counted for the evening Association convention in Philnclelph»I

and peaceful adjustment of the mat
ms ill contmt crsy. huve thus far been
‘enablcd to prevail upon the men

‘to engage in a general strike. “’e
,cunnot now affirm how much longer
"we shall be able to exert influence, but
jwe urged you. even in the great work
which you are mil, to give prompt
attention to this most vital of issues;
hot it the men can no longer ho re-
struined, it is impossible to {Oretell
what the future may hold in store for
an mu m which mty ensue
.aud (curate the ”ct which you
have worked at for peaceful our hair

 

arable adjustment of industrial alfaira.

in our country. .

“A meeting of oil president: of the
twenty-four‘interuflolal unlu- in the
aleel industry has been called to take
'plaCe r‘n Twwfiy. Sept. 9. in “Eu-hills»
‘ton. D. G, totahe M‘ tied“ as they
‘nxay deem necessary. Muy we not
.have your reply on or before that time
as. to whcthcr or not a conference wam‘

fin. and Corporation is possible?”

tIllA'I'lJR-LIJZA’I’ION FOR
i DISCHARGE) MEN
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l (cu-a no. no (no
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jwitb the In. "to mine”.
’ Any soldier who was not naturaliz—
ed while in the service should send
,his nameaddrena and date or dis-
charge to Frank P. Munich. naturall-
vzation clerk. Superior court. Bridge-
port. am! he will forward males to
naturalixu'rlon examiner, and will ar-
range for date when to appear with
witnesses.

The disarm-god soldier-u of this coun-
try who served in the Canadian Army.
must make out a declaration of inten-
ztion, and follow same procedure or any
‘othcr chum. it they have hereto
fore tiled declaration of intention, the
enlistment. in the Canadian Army
would not necessarily invalidate their
declaration, but it would be necessary
iwhen they file their petition to prove
(the last live yun’ mick-cc in the
United Stolcu. by two civilian Winterizi-

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The next naturalization hrarire
commence! on September 23rd. The
Bow die! have not all yet or»
finitely been fielded upon.

it is understood that there will be

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‘ youngstersh biles loaded with dresn suit cases and
0' East “0"‘733‘ 8’9 making the b9“! one or two trunks were seen to leave field artillery. 1138 been ‘"0 '0“ fleas-
ot their few remaining vocation (la/H the island for the local railroad sta- ed with the experience that he mm re-
The boys B.p(nnd most of their tfme tions where they will be shipped to enlisted in the service"

fluhinx: for snapper-blues, while their; their destination. The fact that the. Mrs. R. A. Permull 0‘ Lerov avenue

_ . . . season has come to a close will be‘

We“ I“) Ihe limiting needles With a r [1‘3”de if In“ Weather remains fair. 11% been 9pgndin‘: a week at [nor {qr'
”flied display 0‘ energy. i which will permit the people. to travel mer home, Springfield. Mann, with Mr.
On a Win-ant sworn to by his wife. as they wish, in their automobiles or pprmuhrs arenis Mr and M“. x. l

Domes W. Casey 0t Gregory Boule; by rail. ‘ p ' ' h

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‘thu privilege of inviting a friend

'on Flander's fields, and Edward Waldo Raymond "W‘- funny h“? a special session for naturalization of
O‘Brien. whose tu‘lk will deal with been spending a pleasant Vacation iu- soldiers, as u very large nuxnbor nan-
,China. where llr._ O’Brien has: resided ‘0'”. ,iiled their petitionu.

; for the put two runs. Following the, ;
; speakers. an excellent social time will i Mrs. Catherine D. Young: of Brook.

II!!! had. with line Myra Lee acting as J_ “3. Au.“ 0' 3 Third “tr“.c‘ found: In I! m SUP“ 07..“l'. and Airs. Fred.

Sch-m or ~uafruullment ran a large parlor lamp on the corner of‘fl‘ck B. Colemun of High street Seo-
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mittee. M is accorded Cove avenue and Third street. and‘-
_ took it homo. told mulch

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Fair Prlce Llst .
The Following Low Prices WillPrgvail at Our Norwalk and So. Norwalk Markets i
.- Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb 35c lb

Hindquariers Spring Lamb

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Infiniu' Hone in cotton and r...
’ “m In white, black and cordoxm

E. K. BANKS

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City News

Mus Bertha Roberts made a
nose trip to New York rity todn'

The Woman‘s Association tr
South Norwaik Bantim r-hm-rl,
110“ M first missionary meet”
Wednesday, at the church at r, ..'. .

Office-ta Sweeney and In. :
o! the “clown station picked up l1:
Van Wagoner last night on the «it.
o: camping from the Norwith ln»'
tion. \

A rfluhr monthlv meetim: n4
directors of the Norwnflt Houplm
soclntion will be held at the How 2-!
on 'l‘nesdhy evening. Septmimr '- -.__
19. at 8 o'clock.

Officer Gaynor rerun-1rd that l
Mosher of Perrv avenue. rl'ilhlv." . .
16958. Conn. MM to dl'fVe an
"i? from: dummy OI Washllu"
street, after having been instnm
to do so.

Acordinn :e the recruiting run
for the month of Auzust. the
station is credited with three rm'
which compares flavorablv with
roundimz cities of «memorable 1w . -
population.

“'ith fié school opening so 11- ..
hand thei.’ asortmeut of stm-L v=
for boys and girls at Trisha--
llyatt's T! We to attract the
tion of every parent who apprm
the best at a iair price. Read tin
vertisement.

A phone call was received at
local police headquarters
that the building material pilml n
street in front of the garage. mm
der construction on Connecticut an
mic was undufficiently lighted. (‘:;. -
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