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the .Tokeneke trolley switch, handy to:
the Dai-ien railroad depm and to all
. lstores and garages. For some timel
motorists and automobile parties have.
‘The location suggested‘
'appeals to the TO‘ neke ‘and “'eel
Burn colonies. as th grounds are sus-f
:ceptible of great improvement and a
Lflne hotel would pay well on the Po>t,
lroad between Stamford and Nm‘Walk.l
3"“ (Tokeneke capital will he enlisted in;
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. get service.
the undertaking and it is hoped nextl
‘ Due to the heat of .V'Psif‘i‘dfll‘. an tm-g season will see a modern hotel for 10 i
usually large crowd sought conltott atical summer residents and motorists
Calf Pasture beach. |open for business.
A number of local water craft own-. '———~——'
‘er’e journeyed to Greenwich yesterday Mrs. Cromwell, of Tokeneke, haspre
-to witness the races among the sin-ow turned ‘0 ht’l' home at Mamaroneck.
Class yachts. Minor I). .Randall,' of Tokencke,i
The monthly meeting or the Mayflow-starts on a Western trip tn a tow days;
er Hook & Ladder company will he: Mrs. W'illsic, editor of the l)elinea—'
held in the quarters in Van Zant stret‘t ' tor, who lives at Tokeneke. is plan-
; this evening. Matteis of importance‘ ning an article on the “Poor Pay 0!
will come up for discussion. School Tteacllers." for a. mid-winter.
After a threeweeks' absence. :Rey,‘ issue. She moved here With her tam-l
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Herbert E. Marsland was back in the 1 ‘ . a ‘
pulpit at the morning and evening has heard a good deal at the good
schools of Daricn and is hoping to
service's in the East Avenue 31.12.
church, yesterday. .
'Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Bocart and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood went to
Philadelphia this afternoon, where
they will attend the tritnnial conclave
of the Knights Templars.
Otto Lindstrum. of Van Zant street.
left; vestcrdny for Buffalo, where he is
to attend the natioral convention of:
the barber's union as a down-ate ot.
the Norwalk local. He expects to be.
gone about a week. -
visit them next week.
The only name that so far has been,
heard mentioned for the nomination!
as councilman is Harry E. Scotleld.l
The Republican caucus, this evening,I
at the ltowayton Hose Company room. Q
will undoubtedly name him. Delegates;
will alsobc elected to the t‘ity conven<5
lion. 5
Rainy weather has 0613le work oni
the new road. which i' “as hoped]
would have been complt tell by now.i
'During one 01' the scvcre storms at
in well l‘l‘USl‘li d
Spic and span . 'llulllbt'l‘ of bags of (‘Clllt‘nt were d: m-;
clothes clean collars and 51m”- aged. Repair work on the other roads;
starched and ncwly ”000d dI'FF-‘vts- both town and state, are pl‘ogtT-sslng_
and. with favorable weather, will soon‘
be finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Billenstein are
rcceivinu congratulations on the birth'
with their shoes looking like mirrors.
East Norwalk‘s aggregation of schol-
ars wendcd their way to school llllSi
morning.
The case of Thomas “1 Casey. of of an 8-pound son. Raymond Nelsonq
Gregory Boulevard- arrested lflr‘tjat the Norwalk Hospital. Tuesday,»
Thursday, charged with non-support onset». 2nd. This event makes Post-
his wife. was continued from 9 o‘clock master and Mrs. Harvvy Ai-kiirt grand.
this morning until 2 o'clock this after-f parents. Capt. O. S. Youne: a meat-l
noon. in order to give Prosecuting grandfather and Mrs M. A, Il&l)'l(‘.\‘. of
Attorney, (‘ramer C. llezeman. Sllffl-rBl'itlgethI‘l, a great-greater“nammherv
cient time to produce witnesses. lall for the first lilnl'. .\il a“. mo“!
Mr. Batterson. gardener at the St. 3 “MW.“ UVit' the great event and moth-f
'Jnmes‘ summer home. Strawberry Hill t and ‘l'lllltl ”1:" doing llllt'LV while
reports the last of the summer child—j '1' ”‘d >‘ smii'j Is llcrllc'tiatl these days.
ten have returned to their homes inl ”911W” “lillerspoon. of Tokenekc,
the city and that the home will soon lifts bought the cedar lot :l(l.)UllllllK!
closa for the winter months. As infill”? l’l‘UlH—l'ty. “hit-ii malt-«s his mum.
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as the number of little tots made vx- Int-‘5 “m‘m: ”Ht‘mnft illlilm‘tant in;
tremely happy during thv summer is Titkf'nckc Mrs. (.vl'l’l.’ Sill‘l‘lll “'zlg the;
concerned, the home was a. hugh suc- . brokfr. She has Jllrll sold The Mead-l
09.5 ,(M‘s. Mrs. l’irs- toll s lll)u.~t‘ and five
~' "XI”! lots” !“ Roiwrt F3. Saundersfl
The tennis courts of titn Norwaik‘
Fountry Club were the scene of the
' als in the club tournament hetwwn A .. w . ., .. ' .
3:5er. Hill and \‘an Barn: in which ; a:Finllgft‘ép‘rnml)hf . 1;”; '-1“]l,b0.'.th?
the latter won by annexing three out.‘ i ‘ .. ll“. 0 ‘ “\lt‘ essau.
f' tq The <(‘(ll‘("~‘ were: 20, ‘ "ml L””‘-‘““.V§ t ”It“ (it-t). (. Brown
:fstha] ”69584;, B?" “mil“ of . house. to Mr. McCarthy, in connomgon
victorv Mr Van Btvrcn hqg/ {pmlrr,1.\\'ltli Mrs. Fuller. a \\'estr>ort broker.
first leg on the handsome ttoplivi h i
being offered by the club for that
winner of three yearlv tournaments. l
The political elements of East Nor-l
walk are pretty well stirred up over]
Mrs. ('lllllllCl‘. who had been r0551}.
ing fit the heath during: the summer
months ll it Thursday for her home in
”vitamin. when she will visit her par.
Mr. l‘hiiiips‘ house and extra strip of
hiQ
the primaries which will be held in t'iir-i
vacant lillommrdlvn store in East
“Washington street this wvenintz. “‘arri
officers: will be nilmtd and lllt' Third;
Wald dtielrates to the llt‘llulflk'ill’l city.
, l } ‘ ‘ ' the muncli tints, \vholil sllt‘ has not >t,'t.‘ll since
ConVenllOn' to. to“): ‘li my“: L t.) .. ‘ll'le llt‘flinllllltz 0f tllt‘ “-31:
Chambers ln Flt." All '10 ”(‘53 P‘9“1 Several of the ml n at the ll9‘dt'll
lnz. Scpteniho-r 113. when a Republican
citv ticket will he nonlinau d. The can!
didate for rount-iitzt:m from the Third
district will also be namul this even?
ing. ’ 3
and many a mood malt-ll was llliltlt‘.
lint.- 0f inllvrm't :ilt-tlH at Harbor View
next season It!" known. it
bvlle‘Vlil. linuwxvi'. tli.l. illllll‘tH't'ill'lllh‘
_ «W ;whlcii will intolxw tliu» t'Xlli‘llillllll‘P oi
. a large (llllhtllll of molt» y will lu- made.
in” is
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Mr. and Mrs. A. ..'. Mi‘ts
W‘Iily have l‘tllllll"ll to lllt-ll'
Republican Caucus ‘Ncwark. N. .l,
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flint-
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and
immi-
Danivl l‘vtiity who has been spun-i-
lng the sumziler 'vt (.‘llt' ot‘ the SUlllll't‘i'
.liotcis at llH' l>lllll<l l'vtlirl‘n ti to Iii:
.. ll‘lllle in ilionxtil‘i- \' 'u' »
A caucus of the Republican electors inc | ' ‘ ' 3" 1“" ( “n
of the city and town "Y NCIWHH-C Will Mr. and Mrs. l-Zdwin Ballard and
their twu children it it Saturday (tilt-i"
noon for their home in Sharon, Penn.
The heat of yrmeit‘iii)‘ was lllUl'.‘
than a large number of l‘f‘Sll'lf‘llfF nt‘
the beach could stand and litany of
them sought rtliel by going in llitkll‘
_ in;.
be lit-1d in said town on Mt’sntiity, the
eighth day oiSt-ivtuinbir.101mm tlplll‘
o'clock p. tr... at the places and tor the
purposes lzsicinafzer mentioned:
Fiilh “Vt’il‘dr—litfwh}it’ll] Iiose (”om-
pany Hall. '
To elect illi't‘t’.’ dvie‘gttu <. illl‘l“ alter—g
mates to city totiven‘loti and three:
members of said Wald and city coni-
mittees.
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Immediotcly 1’}? in the adjournment -.
of the caucus to be held on the same
evening and at the same place to elect
delegates and alternates to the Repub—f
limo Lily (‘onvt alien, and cum-”:5 of!
the city and ward committees. a caucus
of the Republican electors residing in
the Fifth Ward of the City of Net-walk}
will be held in Rowayton Hose Com-'
pany Hall on Monday. September Sth,
‘ 1919. for the purpose of nominaflng a
candidate of the Republican par!) for?
Councilman from soil W-l.l, for tit-3
Mrs. Charles Gunn of Darien is en-
tertaining her brother. who recently
returned from army service in France
34 her home.
There will be a community sing
the Noroton Heights schoolhouse tozgaged, a
at
morrow evening.
. .1. 4. m.
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\\ a‘ s
:gone a long ways looking for a good;
tplace to dine. Those places now open,
2are crowded and almost impossible to;
land to Will. F. Forepaurh. known as’
Went out on a fishing trip ycst-‘rday _
Just as to “lull “ill be done in lllt';
Miss Kathleen Mu]. being college graduates,
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Scores of Women
in homes, stores, oflicesv and factories are not fit to-be at work.
W as a. 1m. ‘-
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New Fall Showing
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Smart Waists
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New Suits New Shawls
COATS and SKIRTS
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They toil on day. after day and yeah after year suffering
with distressing w andderangements, hoping against
hope that they will soon feel better, but how can they hope
to do good work or escape permanent invalidism?
Such women are in danger of def merit of women's functions. They
owe it to themselves to try that g‘ old fashioned root and herb remedy
Lydia E.’ Pinltham's Ve table Compound, which for more than forty
yeaIS'l'W been restoring gnencan/Women to health and strength.
Here is a Notable Example
inkllam's Vegetable Compound to
see if it really would do as it was ad.
vertiscd and it sure did, and more. I
was weak and could not do much
work, had beating down pains and had
to go to bed. I learned about the
Vegetable Compound from my mother
and my husband told me to ct it.
After taking one bottle l was a le to
be on my feel most -ol the time and
do my work an aim l have a baby
eleven months and l have done all
my own work. even the washing and
ironing since she was three weeks old.
I certainly recommend your great medi-
cine to e 'one who complain: of
female item and l am more than
willing for on to use my testimonial"
-— f3. TIMOTHY GRANEY.
426 Connor Ave" Joplin. Mo.
And Another
Chicago. minions—"l amend for {our 1
earswithpainsinmysidu,h' and . l
cg: and a terrible backache. wald 9
not do any work at all. [was treated ‘
by many physicians but they did not
help me. [read in one of your books
where other women have been helped
by Lydia E. Pinkltam's V ctable
Compound. so I tried it and ill-lelpcd
me very much so that now I. can do
cveryth' in the house. I have told
my lrten 5 about Vegetable Compound
and you have my permission to use this
letter."—— Mrs. l. OVENSTEIN. 90.3
S. Marsltfield Avenue, Chicago. Ill.
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.lUTflER M. WRIGHT
Mitchell andv‘Grant
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New September Records
Peter Gink, one step; Bgyptland fox trot—Six Brown Bros
85 cents.
Tell Me, fox trot; The Vamp, fox trot—Smith's
85 cents. If I C
Anything Is Nice t. omes
Quartet. 85 cents.
lye. That Say "I Love Yon"——Irving and Jack Kaufman. 85c.
Take Your Girlie to the levies. Billy Murray: Baby—Arthur
Fields. 85cm“.
For You a Ross—Emilio De Gum-m. $1.00.
In Trevino—Amelia Galli Carci. $1.50.
Turkish March—Janelle Hoifetz. $1.00.
Hurt! Times Como Again No More—Louise Homer. $1.00.
Beautiful Ohio—Fritz Kreixler. $1.00.
The First. Race of Summer—John McCormack. $1.00.
Sun of fly Somaswumann-Heinck. $1.00.
Come in and hear them.
Orchestrn.
From Dixieland—American
Thousands of such Letters
Prove the Curative
Value of
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80mg down Without the protection Of.“"5'x Seeley of Mount Vernon and (law York held their annual picnic Satu'»
hands clasped above his head, structt‘ ghter-in-law of Mrs. Betsey A. Seeley‘ day. They chartered the steamer
the bottom with great force, cutting his 01' Darien died in Stamford Hall Sani— Sims for the 1.000 employees who
head so severely that it was necessary; tarium Sunday night after a long and made merry during the day. Dancing;
for three stitches to be taken. [painful illness The cause of her death and a band com...“ were the Chief!
Darien schools opened today with a.‘ was myeloma and complications. Mrs~lamunements for the New yorkp,~,_ |
larger enrollment, of pupils than ever‘ Seeey was born in Saratoga and spent. - ‘
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Ibeiorc, and a faculty of teabcers;several summers in Darien in. her,‘11:”;siffmgfltgigl‘g 03:": mfggfigm
lstronger than the town has even en- SeerCeS and tntet- sail from Greenwich. About 100 made
early maried lite.
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By AARON KOHN
DOV AUTO (A ‘?
ACCESSORIES .
WHERE'S THE ' R‘G HITHERE
Besvsnop rd
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30 Per Cent.
Saving Sale On
WONDER MIST AUTO POLISH
1 Gal. Can. Reg. price $3.00. Sale price .......... $2.10
1—2 Gal Can. Reg. price $1.75. Sale price ........ €1.23
Quart Can. Reg. price $1.00. Sale price .......... 700
Pint Can. Reg. price 606. Sale price .............. 42c
13 Pint Gan. Regzprice 35c. Sale price .......... 25c
Extra. Sprayers. Reg. price 500. Sale price ........ 35c -
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vaney will lead, Miss Barb‘ara Weed number being more the
accompanying; of five or Six years ago.
The Republican Town Committee- high school inaugurated its work at
met at the town hall Thursday night,’ the same time , With a competent
m- , and considered the availability of va- force 0‘5 teachers.
. ed ““3 211d day or September, rious candidates for the otllces to be Miss Etta Bayles died at her home
31919. i filled at. the election on Monday, Octo-, on the 01d King’s Highway Friday‘ut
51.! By order of the {Republican Commit.- ber _6 l 3 p. m., after a long illness of stomach
- it“ o! the Firm Ward. Miss Amy Lee Lamborn, who has. trouble. She had lived her_e tor a
‘ been the guest of Miss Katherine.number of years, actlsing ner pro-
tlehtion to be held on the first Monday
0! October, 1919, and to transact any.
' sther business proper to come before
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‘Spenre of Mount Vernon. Mrs. Black
of Yonkexs and Mrs. Dauchy of New
;York, formerly Miss Chesebro of Dar-
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large proportion of them5 ment were at Spring Grove cemetagy the trip
and thelrtTuesday afternoon. Among Y e '
n “"99 that'ft‘lendo present who cme from a dis- The baseball game between the
The Junior' lance were Mrs_ 1131330)“; and Mn. lLockwoods and the horwkalk Tile
and Rubber team was the center or in-
terest yesterday. This was the first.
game of their series and also the. last
game that the Lockwoods will play“
the Point. The remahder of the
series will be played on the Ward
street grounds. ‘
A very large number of people who
have entered the swim which will bei
held next Sunday tra- tho Washing-
ton street bridge tomm bench
were seen yes”! in tm Bev-
eral of them loci}. ”the
no . 4 all. m;
m a“!
' Lite“! ~ Ever: for the past week left Satin-J fession of nursing. iss Baylels' par-
}? my E. SCOFIELD. i day to spendbge week-end‘wlth friends,i ents entrive her, being also residents
>,. in Dorian ore returni to her of this on
' ‘ Cm otuaid Committee. ’ home in New York. DE _ Hrs. Colin Bombs widow, who had‘ - —- . ,
f LWAL E SHERON, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Fowler, who no not: routine, and who had made. The Japanese 'uonceulfilllts have
L W03 “Wfleé. "’ have.been living in Nomton forthc'hol' Mo to: thou a year Jim nor closed then-Jump at the Point. and .
5:; _._... ' pasttwo months,- unwind their tin-ll? ‘ ' up. Edmnfipodhqrvtfmfnfo. new at , W. “I
114: mm. mu, Inituro m'm New Haven, .94)“: mm mafia ; meme of Penman . I!“ W
The pungewm mmmeH. M3: "' -&M Show. 7 > . . , .
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An altercation arising over a. gene! A ”we clan received first commun-
of “"oran only Sunder mom 1‘0- ion at St. ladieluu church. South
united in mm: Barron. colored. 113‘ Norwalk, yesterday. and in the after—
Water street, being subbed mhu'enoon a majority of its member! Jour-
w mineral to Gregory's studio in the
Mt? *- n“ “on It ‘5 M-Gaxette millet-g to be wotoflwhmi
mt '1‘ 8W“ 1.“ b‘ mm he} ‘he I m ‘ Very pretty DIC-
bed.” may, and the other man, he] mm their white 17:. “a dresses,
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