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has been Visiting?
Barry D. Edwards of East avenue 15' Mrs. H. 13. (“going
a visitor In South Kent, today. . . frjpnds 9, Madison.
Edwin L. Hanford ha: sold to John ,. . q . . . Iia't'no
at Morgan 3 lot, and building on “'in- .“Ilham G “m‘th'. Jr" '5 “‘1 ’ 3
field street. frlends In .\~)'Iv Jersey.
Kiss Anna Keller of Yonkers, X. Y.. 31”. Crow: Knapp ha: remitted
h spending the week-end at the home
of friend< In Shorehaven.
The usual weekly test of one of the.
lbs! Norwaik fire boxes was held Last {I mm” trip to Goshen. N. Y..
'. . z or d stlccemxful. _
“an”; am pr 8 )lalcolm Roberts and family
The Sunday actual of (‘htist chutch
will reap-n 'II. :le full on next Sun— returncd from their mutation in
my . ' ‘..‘ hi": .-lO‘.' ma.‘ I78.
The Rev.
Dr. Howaxd Stuot Neil on is plan-
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ducted in priyeI ( ts
ll‘Olll a Hill to relatives out of town.
Henry B. (‘ooke and tamily enjovefl'
I'ct-ently._
have.
the
Herb-wt E. Marslano con-
.wstlmony meet-
Methodist nimz to send three of his horses
booth at
Robert
many
luck.
E.
ltion. who conducted the refreshment
the Bell island clubhouse.
. has closed it {or this season.
K Mrs. Thomas J. Preston. who was
the widow of former President Grover
Cleveland. has sold one of her hono-
es in Tokeneke. with live extra lots. to
Sounders.
George Manuel, foreman of the Dan-
bury & Norwalk wire train.
ing a brief vacation from ills duties
and expects: to trail to Bantam Lake
to try his luck at. fishing. George has
just been appointed foreman and his
friends wish him
The only accident
years of George's road service hap-
' pcned last week in which he lost the
caboose of his wire train.
Miss Ida B. Waterbury
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. “'aterbury of
, this place intends to enter Storra col-
lege on Some-moor 16 and will- leave
for there on the 15th.. |
- 5M, t c Thursday ev
William Lynch of the Rowaytoa finiam flailing tie deed. be M be chief attractions
that. more wu- Ira-nothing in it which were two of I
seemed to tell him that be remember-E
ed being told meal times of an an-
cestor by mat also. So he took the
document to his wife and after care-
fully read" a through. it dawned
upon them. that Johrrlleed was Mrs
:Scott's lineal ancestor. The tomb
stone which marks the ..place where
IN KUNIZ’S CORNER-
pan and this city. has been the one
selected to ward at? tho! Battles-'3 cit.-
mate collection of jabs. hooks and up-
peI'cut-a.
is enjoy- the remains of Reed‘s-e buried on the "s in Norwalk and Bfldgppoz' . “'(‘lllll
property been the following: Born have us mug“, mm a
weight champ will mce the, stint:- of
tomorrow morning. but!
‘.dop5- froml
Joel
in 1-)]de “Sol—Came to America—
lt‘It‘IO—died in I720. And after such a
long Period of time. tho title of this
piece of property once more comes
Connecticut
after calling: an earth] I»
Kunz‘a (Sirloin trainer. ‘httlhz
the best of
in fifteen Into possession of Reed‘s anccrmrs- Gan'n one Would naturally mink!
There is a great deal or interesting omen?“
history connected with the life of Mr ”Ms mm” mm Rum: wa~ nc'u-Tl
3 Reed. who settled in Durien ul'O" m". In hr‘Ior condition. 71-" V“ " 'k' ‘x‘
daughter of arrival In Ame-tic. a, in ”mm, hand ”...“ wan... “mks it!
-~‘ 413 :l 'illz
mulch delivery IN «nu-«It
:vn‘s tum:
larcfl i9: apparently In 3.11
R‘s!
on tho day he med the'
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in; at tic VEaSt .‘AI'o-nuc. . ' ' One of the most interesting —-—--- znmi form
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artzfénéérée’hwa; rPDLIL‘ergng A 3::ell?fr:hné :sduiti;:?::ht to partici iCidents Which befell Charles 12.8th Tl!!! I'. S. Destroyer Rinuold has title from "Chick" {29‘0”}- I
Reta Gvurtv M Tenpl» conducted lwhen he recently purchased the John ”1889!! "8 position from i'!‘ anchor- Y‘"'°"“°-‘ '5‘” “a m" M Ileaxyl
the ’“i'j'“"r"“"‘ ““4"“ at ,‘he Adw‘m Hrs John Brummer of the Po~t‘ Reed Place on King's Highway was age at Puck's W02 Light to that of work. and today he- I. lakinfl Nina“
chrI,I;;In I'LuIIII lt‘.>.l awning. . . Road has been hatertaininz her sister ithe (am that ”us proper” comes Green the! light at Roton’ Point. The mm. "mm, up all In- mn, l
“2mm liytr: (I; (Irezury Hounward Ems. Minnie Hoff of Newark. N. Jo b k in I .. . . ' . chi '“l m ' - . l I“. mm» ifliml I!
is norm}: ”Slant-o, in .\Iw Jersey. and Mrs. l-‘oss and her son of Nutley. ac ‘0 [‘9 l'IODTIPIO'rShID Of 30968 p ‘3‘ 1°38 “‘9” ‘0' Cans ”mm“ " n ‘ "I . '
Zilis >lSlIDI. P‘lllnIFr. i.~ .1. guest or MISS , ’ Idescendanue who have acquired the mOTIOW- it D Me‘- 1""0" in M“ ““0” m'wr "H M 'i‘
Yer! nira liuiku a: :m» home in New .\. 3- 'property. While Mr Scott was look Therfimwfl-IMW days an] “I”!!! ‘0 ”"3 “mm" "m“ “" KM";
30;.“ liJ, In Km. , . 0g Marvm “path ’Mr-— and \lrs Jfispph Tmend a few in; through the deeds which were me. their the resident'softhe beach will bc chances. Austin? ‘7‘!“ ””0“" H'“ «4.:
,; {IQ--..... : f \\ wlf‘om“ Home Par— davs 300 entertained M” (harles sented to him by Marshall P. Rich. able‘ to participating the "“‘elcome orcd man's ”alums rm- :2 square.
alit: w my \\' Pdfl”<d8\ has called a Stautlcnmeyer and her mothrr of the ards, who sold the land. he “mired Home" celebration/which the city 01' mcnl. "-m airprecinm ‘3‘“ m“ m” "‘55
m-eIIrI: If i ex service mcns com- Bronx former residents 0' ”1“ “Wm- that there was a reservation in it Norwalk is to trader its returned 501- stalemcnt mvon: :3 whole lot «1
mil?” IIf tl'llltéen in city hall this ev- some unusually pretty roses are in which stated that there was six feet of dim. ' . . ‘ ground. Cane piano to ha"! Run: an
("$511.3 Jim-“£31222: Iozfrhigpa'lrgd; bloom at this unusual time in‘t'he ronI‘ ground which was not to be disturbed The social activities which formed right aftr-r Allen in the "U: “.4
45,;(23‘ arrested on June 16. charged yard of Dr. John Godfrey's home on; by the purchaéers. as it was the grate an important Pl" 0' the 909““ "r" 3‘ round and if the "Wk-"pow lad “Uh
wlIlI ii'l attempt to assault Laura, the Post Road at Scdgwick avenue. of John Reed. the first-proprietor oI' Harbor View are many brim! missed. the auburn tinted Int:- l. on his («I
Dr. C. \V. B. \Vheeler of Bl‘ookside‘
Webb in ma rriminal >upcrior court avenue. where he has extensive pigeon
at Buagppom \gmerday lofts is exhibiting some of his turn:
Quite. a number of East Side lovers this week at the Syracuse (N. YJ
of the manly a: of wit defense will [an
journey to Brlrichnrt tonight to wit- A number of 1008' DN‘IDIP expect 10‘
I: a the . . .
3;,“0'1‘; biking “Earl-2'“ rill Battling emoy the moonllzht excursion of the-
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’Kunz will appeal 3;» Ihe main attrac- S””1”de (II-011D 0f Epworth l.ca:zue¢.
llis opponent will be Red Al- to (lasuon Point next Satutuay even-
was sentenced to five years
Martin
month h? Judge JamesH.
and Unit
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lcn nf Sorwalk. jug. .
MI-S' Emma Jimmerson of Straw- Miss Charlotte Lownfiee of Maple
berry Hill. Ea" Norwalk, who has avenue recently enjovetl a couple of
been Spending W") “’9ka Wm} her days‘ visit lit, the home of her uncle
bm‘her' C‘ A' Bruce‘ and Wm“ m and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin 1". Ford-
‘Long lodge. reiumed home 135‘ ham. at Essex. on the Connecticut
Thursday. ' river.
A bazaar. under the auspices of the.
Girl Scouts of East Norwalk will be
held In I‘nnimunity Hall this evening.
Mise- lda Paterson. formerly of this
town. was visiting friends here this
‘Lunch‘ b;._k(.ry' punch. ice cream_ Week. She drove. an automobile all
mndy. mam-ables. domestics fancy the. way from (‘alifornia taking 29
work m-‘"”y table and grab 31g davs for the trip, and will Itturn home
booths are just a few of the. many at-
lrac.ion<. Tht bazaat will open at 5 the same way -
Edwin Cooper of Washington. form-
p. m. and dancing wxll start at 9 p. in.
A large attendance ls expected. 'erly of this town. and a graduate of
Belle Island
' “’ith the (34mins: of Roton Point, ””‘U M. BMW"
many of the brand Iesldents will re. Dark-n “'ar llureau, has. l‘t‘Ct‘llIlV hull
turn m ”1“” homes in the city. Il‘t'VlS'lnz the Iostcr of Darien men who
All those remaining residents at the participated in the great “'0‘“ “'9’-
According to this list. this town sent
167 of' her sons into the service for a
'greater or shorter period.
High school is enjoying a two weeks'
tacatim with his parents Mr. and
Simon W. Cooper of Mansfield
chairman of the
island who will still reside there until
the 17th of this: month. will be able to
help Norwak celebrate its boys with
the big “Mame Home" FCIEbration Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cough return-
which is planned for that d3}: _ ged yesterday to their home on the
————~——- iPost Road. after spending a wetk as
lthe guests of former Selectman and
iMrs. George M. V. Schllt'hting. at the
ROION POINI thummer home of the latter in New
3 Milford.
Another “'edncsdav afternoon holl~
day for clerks and starckepers with
many clouds and but little sunshine
was scored yeaterday acainit thc
weather man. However, he did keep
The life savers swim from the
Washington drawbridge to Baton
Point Park will be held Sunday. Al-
ready there is a large field of entries
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and the swnn proves to turn out to be ~II . :mhm: £11139 m2” night. (or
‘ very interesting one. i“ m l e n y—ma ers were duly
grateful.
The last dance of the season at the
Point'will be given Monday evening
when Kearn’s orchestra of Bridgeport,
'yhich appeared at the Point once he
dare. will. furnish music of the Nor-
- wall: Wire Tennis Club's dancc on that
' night.
The Point‘s. official clcsln: for
‘ season will take place on Sunday.
ready several of the concessions have
ibeen closed and the l'l'llliilllthl‘ of
them have scarcely any stock on dis-
play for the remaining lew (lays. Nor-
walk‘s favorite pastime of going to
Roton will havr- to be turned to some--
thing new for the winter months.
However. the seaeon of 1919 was the
banner year for =Rmon Point Park ever
since its existence as such.
Harry I. Lowndes. formerly of this
town. now of Newport. R. 1., has been
vie/ting his parents. Mr. and Mrs: \V.
I, Lowndes, of Maple aVenue. He ex.
pacts shortly to remove to New York.
H» has been engaged in war work at}
””5 Newport. where his wife. who was
r” Mlss Fannie Stevens, of this town.
' died about a year ago. ‘
The mission recently concluded at
St. John's church, Noroton. was very“
successwul. large congregations bein:
present at each service to hear Father
Hewetf and Kelly of the Order of the
had been unfavorable. the capacitv of
the church was taxed to the utmost
at most of the eVenlnlz services.
Roland Richards. the young son of
I‘Mr. and Mrs. Marshal P. Richards of
__.g'the Tokeneko road while bathing re-
lccntly met with an unusual sort of
:mishap. A small piece of gravel pene-l
liraled the flesh of hi~I foot at the he“ .
.causing a wound so painful that Dr.
lilo-mare H. Noxon was obliged to ad-
an anesthetic and make an
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“BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
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{incision before he could probe
the pebble.
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7‘ "Bayer Tablet; u: Aspirin" to be .
tenuinomust be marked with the safe-E .
1: “Buyer Cross.” Always buy an un- :‘
._ “a. Buyer package which contains;
. ”or directions to safely relieve!
We, Toothache. Karache, Neural-l
“Colds and pain. Handy tin boxesl If. the weather is suitable the Ex)-
Id 12 tablets cost but. a few cents at worth League of the Rowayton Meth-l
“Mu—largernlckeges also. A3,: odist Episcopal church will hold at
has trademark of Bayer Mann-Z? ooplightvdaall this evening, starting
Center school and of the Stamford . .
the property.
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had The 38“"de evening dances and the when the last gun: «Gum. 8 (:am will
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wailt will turn out ilq‘l‘lflJ I-Ir the l’al-
tier to cheer him 0] III a quick \‘lC-
Lory.
Billy Smith, Kunz's manager. hm-
Battling Run: goes forth to batth‘ muted a 8150 forfeit for the bar‘- Icr's
tonight Young 'Red“ Allen of Bridge- appearance.
a
—The Mill Outlet Store ls offering
some very nice boy's suits for the fall.
Red. and m, amen: tnll )‘V- Sizes up to 17 years at rental-nu!
low prices.
new lighl-ilhem over.
It will pay you to look
He has trainrd mummy-l,
.lnr :he past few “WW-1n. and In spm- 0F ’
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Regime-m “as llt‘lil
lollo'wlnu ofliccrs
next year:
Wood of Mel-Iden:
Ham A. Robinson
Shailer of .‘lcridv'n,
treasurer, IV. F,
Raven.
QUALITY_ SHOP
New Fall Showing
Serge messes
Smart
New Suits
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Silk Dresses
Waists
New Shawls
COATS and SKIRTS
Velvet Hat's V2 Price
We will close out 200 Volvo. and
Velveteen Hats and Shapes at
one-hall their. regular prices.
SALE BEGINS TOMORROW
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Fall Corset
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AS YOU WALK
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into IEI -» Velvet
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rvvr trod over Ihuau I!“ I. .
tlrmntal drI .II.I.~ III
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beautiful to NM-
walk upon
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lho-y are "I‘..
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Opening!
With a complete assortment of the best; makes of Cor-
sets. With the many models to choose from. there isn't
a simle Corset requirement that we can't thoroughly
satisfy.
They are beautiful to look at. and in their inter-
pretation of the strailrht line. the new models are a
triumph in Corset “limits-
Appearance counts for much. so you should we:
Corsets fitat make you look stylish. graceful. erect.
youthful. They should give you perfect support. will!
utmost comfort.
Corset buyinz in the average store is not a ran
pleasure. but we aim to cmde a decidedly above the
average store.
Our expert Corsetiere will assist you in selecting
the style especially adapted.“ your type of - til-we.
This extra service is yours at no cost—just one of the'
ways in which Corset buying is made more pleasant at
this Drozressive shop. '
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‘ 30 Per Cent..Savin¢ Sale On
WONDER MIST AUTO POLISH
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1Gal.0an.Regpnce$3M&lcpnce .......... $2.10
Lilac-nip; win-$1.25. Saleprice ........ $123
Quart Can. Reg. price $1..“ Sal-e pnce .......... 70c
PintCanHRegprioefioc.hleprice ......... ...42c
1.2mm. lemme 3k. magma ..........
Emflprayenleg. prictbflofldcprioe ........
”encased—89:
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