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make their home at the home of the
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‘ A cargo of coal is being unloaded at Miss Catherine Netlson has resuntcd' ‘
. docks of the Norwalk Iron works her studies at Bryn Alawr College, in' __ ,.,
the locar harbor. ‘ Pcnnuylvanla. ‘ ’ : _ ' . I. ‘ .
. The Miller family, who have a cot- The Misses Hazciton of New York . r
me at Shorchnvcn have returned to city moved into the Gyger home on QUAL‘TY SHOP Q
m York for the winter. ; the Old King's Highway. Monday. M m . ’
The annual meeting of the third dis- G. D. TlllEy' the local naturalist. is 1 c 7 q 5r:
gut-ct will'be held tonight in’fhe Com: exhibiting a number of his birds at “cw snifs .- $19. to a.
, munny Hall on Van Zant street. a fair in Mineola, 1.. 1., during the , ‘ . ’ :3
East Side ltoatmen are looking for- Wick S t C t 19 95 t 80 “I ::
ward with pleasant 'anticipations to T. McCarthy of New York has pur- mat 0a S - ° 0 a,” The Removal 5318 Of the
the opening of‘ the snicltnshing sea- chased the George T. Brown prop: w -
: you. which is due very shortly. .erty on the Cros: highway. « V D Q _ 15 95 55 t: 3
Frederick Weed of Pleasant streetf Georgc E. Bennett has resumed his 1 e H rehses . r to i . ‘ ;
.‘flxo recently resigned his position studies a: Holy Client's College. V'al- l . v, ' . 1 ~
“filth the United States Shipping Cor- lintzfm'd. Monday. RC‘V VV alStS .. - 5 t0 , e In I are
”alien at “’ilson's 1“an id ndW; v_ George 'Ceist :ir‘ccptctl t-inploymcnt . I; . ~ .
working as an after 0': the l’ennsylva- at the Wilson Point storage yards '~
3? . 'nla ‘railmmi boats. . ‘ ». Tuesday. (barge A ccnunts can be opened .
-. Tomorrow night. following the ‘mid- C. H. \Vard moved from hill summer ‘4 x . .
.5‘ veek Prayer meeting. the Sunday home at Crdar’ Gate to his winter Min t ‘ ~ . . ,
5‘! wheel of the Advent Christian church home in New York. Monday. l at the tz s ore- ¢ . lune a I. y:
if, will hold its annual meeting. R'vxt Walter Dcvcrill of this town. and ; , . ’ J] a
:2 Thursday night the annual mceting of Miss Elaic Wheeler of Church street." _ _, ,.,_.._ ..._ ‘ .. M7 -m. .-- l I:
the church will hp held. Officers will New Conan. were marrird at «l o'clock. ito pavement completely across ‘bU.WET SAD SUMMER ‘6
be electcd and .11.. rcports covering ‘_\'t‘:-‘lt.d:1_\' afternoon at ill“ home of the Post Road at SedgwiCR avenue. in or-tl ' D‘PARTS lN TEARS
the yearjs work submitted. lti‘iti“. After the. wcdding ceremony dcr to make a connection with the; , v an L
Kept a secre[.for twg weeks, word the couple kit on an extensive honcy- main to supply the house on the lac, L‘ ’
of the wedding on September 10 of moon and upon their return they will tcr street which Mrs. W. B. Berkley: Lachrymooe Visitor Was Not Um i
lecr‘nlly bourltt from T. “1 Austeni uoually Cool. 5 ~ ‘;
5" "thus of the community.
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lies Evelyn Morris of 2 Osborn ave-
nne_ and Sidney Rodicnt ut' Seavicw
avenue leaked out today. The cere-
mony was pcrformcd bv Bey. Ernest
F. MFC'regor. pastor of the First Con-
gregational church of Norwalk. The
young couple are well‘known and pop-
ular on the Ea‘st‘Side, and they are
{msy today receiving the congratula-
bride's parents for n time.
The stores of Darien will observe
thcir 'last half holiday today. Next
“'cdnesday being October the lst.
the winter season will be recognized
by the local merchants.
The taxes for the coming year have
been. increased three and one-half
This is due to the number of
. mills.
'improvcmcnt‘s which are now being
' made in the town.
RWAY’I'H‘N l .lohn E. '\\'illi;tttt.~' former editor of
tho l‘oricn Review. with Mrs. \\'iliiams
visited fricnds in town-Sunday al‘tt-r-
Charles F. Barker, formerly treas- n00“-
luci- of the Tokeneke Corporation. and At a congt‘czationul meeting of the
its business agent. has returned front NOFOMH Hciuhta M. l‘. t‘hutch. last
mice in France in special war work. night. \Villiam 1. Austin was elected
D. F. Bush and family of Content. delegate to Llllt‘lltl the annual confor-
ment island. are spending a few days t’nC'c of the church. Oct. 8. at Sliick-
in- Boston. where their son will enter Fillnnifi Pit.
Harvard College. ‘ Ralph W. Ordin of Cedar Gate. who
Mrs. c. Hastings, one of the rasifwon fame because of his splendid pity-
dents of Tokeneke. was taken to a sicai condition when ht‘ entcred the
New York hospital yesterday, to un- navy. having. l'QCOlVOd so high a rating
aei-go an operation, A motor afi- as to cause much comment. has been.
Inlance from the city was sent hers discharged from the service,
for the patient. ‘ ' At a metina of the Stamford Minis-I
On Friday evening. September 26th. ters' laatzue at the Stamford Yacht
at 8 o'clock. a meeting will be held in Club. yesterday. to honor Dr. Addison.
the Rowayton Hose Company Hall, in the retiring rector of St. John's Epis-
Mytou 'avenue. for the purpose of cone! church. Stamford. Dar-ten was I'P~
:J—Unug arrangements for the “'91- presented, bv Rev. H. C. Carter. Rev.
"game Home celebration for the boys Geo. E. Richter, and Rev, William Sin-
. Daugherty of the state police.
ifinturday thcy plastered up the holef
with concrete. :1 poor substitute for
the smoth condition of the road be-
fore they made the break in the surfi
face ‘
Cat-icton White of this town has re-
ccived a bill from the state for pay-
ment of the damages he did to the
motorcycle being driven at the time of
the accident to Motorcycle Policeman
it is al-‘
leged that at the time of the accident
some three weeks ago, that White.
who was driving a Ford car was to
,hlame for the damages to the. motor-
Scnator Charles E. “’illiamson.
to
cycle.
who is representing \\'hite. wcnt
Hartford yesterday on behalf of his
client.
The Mat-Milton Company of New
York has recently bought out another
book by Robert Hunter. the noted no-
ciologist who. until a couple of years
ago. was a resident of Ox Ridge .3”.
Hunter became famous as the author
of “Poverty." but his intent volume. en-
titled “Why we Falr as Christians."
promises to bring him even greater
lame. As a "Socialist of the lens radi-
cal type. Mr. Hunter believes that
Christianity but failed to fully «comp
llab its purpose because it does not
now emphasize: the spirit of Wm ‘
tion and brotherhood which won the“
NEW” YORK. Sept. 24.——Summcr
ended yesterday at 9:36 p. m.. Eastern
standard time. or10:3fi by the daylight .
saving clocks and watches. Contrary
to the popular conception it was not
an unusually cool summer. According
to the records of the weather bureau.
the mean temperature was about
eight- tenths of a degree above nor—
mai.
50m? DPODlt‘. barking back to days
when it was possiblc rwlimv the
torridity with other things than 2.77-
bcer, have been insisting llltli it vt~.t.u
the drycst summer cxpvricncvd on
Manhattan island since the Dutch first
introduced fire wattr to thc prcTanr
many tribes. but again the Weather
Bureau refutes such careless observ-
ers with the cold logic of figures. it
has been an unusually wet summer.
the weather man say. and to provc it
he cites the fact that 7.93 inches of
rain fell in July. as against a normal
rainfall for that month of 4.54 in-
ches. while in August the total pre-
cipitation was 7.74 int-tics compucd
with a normal of only 4.33. Even
September. thanks to the rain of yes—
terday and the night before. shows to
date 1‘1an of 3.33 inches. with a
normal for the same period of only 3
inches.
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of holidays. ..
new location. We invite your inspection.
in the store must be sold before we move into our new
Main street. We will carry a new and emulate line of Hou
At this sale the entire stock will be sold regardless of cost. Evcrv articl
quarters at 50 Souti
sefurnishings at on
This storé will be closed Thursday; the 25th. and Friday. the 26th. on account
s. HORNIG .& SON
37' Washington Street
_ Successors to‘ Cdnnecticut Bedding Store
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d this place who entered the “m" ciair 'custom of the church in the first car; SIE FAIR I {IN THE A"!
. fierybody is invited to attend the‘ Mr and Mrs. N. Y. llailock. and their ‘ tury, and for which the Socialist movei . “*WWwvwr-s’mm In.“ ”I.“ “w 1.: ‘11. ‘I‘
menla stands.
‘ Curtis yesterday for their naturaliza-
suites.
in: We Sheldon.
daughter. Mary, of \Vestbury. L. 1..
[who were weekend Vlstiors at the
WOULDQNPT F'F'HT FOR theme of Mr. and Mrs. ll. D. Butler of
U' " CANT BE C'T'ZEN 7‘ the Post Road. have returned to their
NOW, COURT HERE RULES own home. taking with thqu Mrs. But-
ler and her young daughters. Margaret.
' $103; 3;: :80“): 1‘33: 3;;‘31‘? andiauih. who will visit Westbury for
‘ ' a few days.
tlon examination was one whose peti- Another 0f the ‘communlty sings
thin for citizenship was cancelled Al- rwhich are making Noroton- Heighlfi
_ ‘ , ‘ famous will be held tonight. Since the
exander Anderson. 20. of Wade ter- .
- race. Bridgeport. who is a subject of resumption of the Sings. the enjoyment
of the participants has not been mar-
: meeting.
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The town of Darien may not be vcry
much interested in the results of thei
coming elections, but it will have“
something to talk about when the first
town meeting takes place the week af-
ter election. At that time the subject
of buying new‘apporatun for the fire
department will come up for discus
alop' again. and it is stated that a very
lively evening is going to be spent. A
petition signed‘by twenty has been
sent to the town officials calling atten-
Aomtano to ON: Erbitu‘dono and
Carry Pamngm at Dom-9y
A passenger—carryintz aeroplane will
operate at the lulltlry Pair (Oct 6-
11). The aeroplane will bc one of the
latest American Curtis models and
will fly from the Danbury landing
field. on the Tucker form. ery Brook.
at the Junction of Keno“. avenue and
the road to the “try Brook school
house. Tillf a mile from the Fair‘
Grounds; for the first 1'ch days or the
Fair. On Saturday. "Automobile Dav."
rying pasenpers. the operator will give
eight days in commemoration of the
frrtn‘al
ancient Palestinian burn-st
and of the wandering- of the lsralitos
through the wilderness.
By order of the War Department
.lcwish‘ soldiers will be muted fur-
loughs as usual to attend the holiday
rites. from noon today to noon Sun-
day. and from noon Ottober 2 to noon
October; S.
125 WW mt. In addition to our stock of hardware.
jewelry, musical instruments, we now carry a complete line of
no“ I‘m-hiding. We invite your inspection.
Swedenr declared his ““9“”03 rtd bv any disturbances which char u t u. eed f i t
. _ . . - .~ ' on o c n 0 new con pmcn . , , Want Ads. Bring Results. .
0! becoming 8- citizen 0‘: the Unit acterlzed mom during August. and The subject is not one which should the aeroplane will It used as an oval t
ed States on July 17, 191.1. and filed . . . in the center of the track as a start.- * - _- m.-
thev have been in every way more be taken as a joke. as it is one or the “ ‘
his petition lag! March. it developed enjoyable than "H'- smoat serious matters that concerns and Imm‘ place. In addition to our- 7 I Jmflfl ROSEN FELD
‘ ' moon!) P310: or an. 1
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through the_ questioning of United (large, son of P. G. Sexton. superin-
Btates Examiner Allan F. Church that ,
tendent of Keewayd‘ln Farm. has re-
‘when Anderson was called before the turned front service with the A rm y
draft board last'year be claimed ex- of Occupation and expects shortly to
caption on the ground that he was 'a. be discharged. His brother, Lieut-
snbject of a neutral country. For this me” I". Sexton. was one of the first
reason Judge Curtis ruled that his .pe: Darien men to be killed in the service.
fltion be dismissed. his declaration and probably the one whose-death was
cancelled and that. he.be forever uar- felt the most keenly by the communi-
red from ClllIPnShlp in the Lnit-ed 0'. as he. “Dem practically his entire
. . , life in this town.
‘ The number of citizenship papersv Part of new Tokeneke was opened
mm“! waned 46' “d 11 cases were for traffic. but at the risg of those use-
continued for study. . ing it. on Snmrdav. It was expected
The petition 0f Stephen Pouar Of that the whole job would nave been
Russian Poland. who came before the comma“! by ”m ”me but ”hm. i ht ‘ 9 been exterm‘ ed f om
. . ~ . » ~ - m it my. . mat r , . t -
court Monday. “as (“mugged b3 Judge scarcttv. dlflcuity in providing the the ma Has Daricn an ‘rl ht to the world s most expert tail and Sill"! Th. me eye glasses worn W0
Curtiss because if, developed that the . . . . p' ‘ . y '1 divers. d we thgn good
' _ shipment of materials. and the de.ay being proud of the present equipment. 1 ‘ ' , _ a .. . 108‘ 0 . “
petitioner had refused to b? natural- of the Connecticut Company in shift- \'0 When it is concllered that upon The Fair management understandi. M thtt were fit-ht for m
”“1 “1 me army at camp Devens' ling its tracks caused by the sme'dif- i‘m' “a of n“, a mu , that the fee for a ride of '9“ ”mule” so. Now... few yam ago are in all prom-
. . rm . no of horses , , t suit l w your Mt
ificulties. have prevented the comple-
the court.
. Vt’ill‘inm E. Ramey is seeking a di-
vorce from Rosalie Elias Ramey who
he alleges left him in January. 19l8. fl
tunatcly will be as conv
has succeeding in renting Mrs. Lillian
Tooker’s house on the P05: w. just
have the Center school, which, for-
' 1902. She claims he deserted her Sep- tional church w
day. Sept. 2;. at the home or Mrs. E.
.A. Spoonor of the Post Road. These
“womb year add a large sum to
the society's treasury. and it let e!»
peeled that this year the affair ‘wm
‘lie'eve/tl more success” dill lu- pra-
decesoors. Homemade bread“ cake.
.mberi 12, 1816. The wife's maiden
- ‘Slallnlng that her husband. Leo M.
,m at unseat living in Chis—
= Ml. due‘rtnd her on May 1.
m P. Ceceul filed a pell-
Myaiteuday. Her maid-
enient for ‘._
the. protection of the town of Darien
from the ravages of fire. “’hen it is
considered how deplorable and the
uselesanesa of the present apparatus
in any fire and the protection that it
could attord, then it is time for the
citizens of Darien to realize that they
are not in a very safe predicament;
The disaltcrons fire of January 3. 1918.
_ proved to the town that the apparatus
which is the same today as it was
then. was not sufficient and not the
best with which to fight such a terrific
fire and had it not been for'tbe help
of out of town departments. Darlen
had to be hired from a nearby livery
ago. insurance rates are high and will
be still higher if Darien doesn't hurry
up and act upon the matter.
For; instance. roots on annual pinnu
should be dug before their flowerinG;
“on, and mot.- of Mall of pren-
nlnly plants shuffle to). me dried.
All these uni-q one mm m eta-id-
m magma-nip rat'- in... and
herbs. tiny-tag d" ‘ «6‘- an
annually in ' ,, W
dolly exhibitions over the grounds.
These exhibitions will include every
stunt known to the flying. art.
' The machine, a new one. will be
similar to the one that bu It!!! con-
cluded' a uncouth“ exhibition at the
New York state am at Syracuse. it is
owned by the American Aero mola-
tion. of Schenocud)‘. N. Y.. the chief
pilot of which to Lieutenant Lucas. a
famous aviator. who once held the New
York-Washington speed record. The
lieutenant will be at the mmr'y Fair‘
all the week. attending to the exhlbi-g
tlon features. He is said to be one of;
will be only 95. For a most. ext'ended.
experience the fee will no lmer. to}
October 5.
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“599 ”“de °’ the ”w“ “Gm” SChOOI supermiendem James F' “mm“ a great deal in ”me ”f fire' osmtlnd llhm'mswnlvil 32:» l: is. 1‘ mud b eUnited SpeciathI-«fltey
rich filed “its for divorce in {he Su- Williams" who has been looking for then action and speedy action,should m n '1 e p to flv to . will etet .u candldl the exact
,erior: Court yesterday. Desertiou is a new residence for-several weeks. be- be taken. Dorian has been confronted N833“! 1:" magewhenec-Jdv to fly to M MD}. ; conditidnygf our est and ll a
the ground in all three cases which ing obliged to relinquish the one which with this question before and threw the uryl | a field near. the pan-t ' l m of 1:33“ is neocsnI'y.
”9 "mum ‘° “1° ocmb‘" “3”“ °' M has occupied for severe] years be ”‘9 mu" d°‘"" ‘m‘me' an“ 3 fire Grtmrfds men time Sunday afternoon ‘ . or“ fl % Should newt classes he required
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““99 0‘ a changedn “5 ownership. of webs nature as that of over a year ‘ L Q will find United prices to be
The couple were married on Novem- .. . -
her 22. 1912. 'Williams as has been the one he now, wag" TO GATHER ROOTS AND ‘ K
‘ witness Pendleton Adams wants a occupies ' HERBS t “W.“‘frvamzj u Rosh' 7:09.15 . meet an “fault demand M hiat-
decree from John “'alcott Adams to The annual September sale by the; For medical purposeS. roots and. he 19'1“ “‘9' ‘9‘“ to a; t i h grade optical service at 9. pl“!
’1. whom she was married November 14, Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Congerga- herbs should be gathered when their “mah. will be celebrut 0min} t “FF mu the reach of a,“ It will be
ill be held on Thurs— medical properties are at their best. m- 1‘ Vi“ “I!“ "l ""3 ye“ “ . i ‘ ‘ """" to your advantage to get acquaint-
odoxy 5539- m, ‘ ed.
110 Washington Street
80. Norwalk. Conn.
Stores in New York. Brooklyn. “tuning Evert
HOW OLD ARE
OUR EYE GLASES?
mods.
considerably lower than the ordi-
my._
am
in; established
lye Glass Shop are be-
everywhere to
Port Chatter. N. Y.
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