and {8:88) 7531-3— E 3.0% 8-1;“ shape. I~- r
.. A proud possess or of a new artificial leg.
38'. Goldaborough W111 speak in one of the very latest models.
'jShtiSEflpiMptil church at all services 3 C10“ me when mo\ed into the 1;.
house on the Post Road, Darien, he
‘V -— Ibought recently. He went from Row-.4
Charles 8, Self, is reported to be ayton. i‘
"improving very nicely from his mil"? This week has been largely con?
Ta'lllch he received while at work His ed 4n helping the tryollc 01313;?"-
”1113’ tnends are glad ‘0 hear 0‘ him move their tracks out of the may on
‘etting along 50 good. the Tokcncko road. -The Acme
“‘ now have a, fair force or men to com-
The funeral of Thomas W Casey. plete the mad
‘0! 2 Gregory Boulevatd will be held The schooner yacht Mallard owned
" tom the late home at 8 o'clock \lon~ by E_ H Hall of New Canaan 45 an“! 1-:
EV. day 11101111111; 111111 from St Joseph’s at her berth off to Nnomatk- Yacht ”
church an hour later club havinz retu1nc-d from l1c1 c.
' tended ciuis down the Jersey beach.
7 Mrs. Laura E. COUCH. 0f LOS AH' Captain Iiall intends to take another
7"le Calif" has arrived in 80 N01“ rruise on east to Madison which will .
talk to make her home; with her aupt p; obamy wind up the season . V
Mn.".h'~1h-l ll .- " 5” qV“"Vl‘?W mowavtnn Baptist church Frank S.
avenue. Clark Minister, Sunday morning at 10:
" 1_ 30 and evening at 7 :30 the subjects
A special feature “Vi“ be m" ma will be “Hitting the Nail On the Head”
'. tinge for children and their parents to and “The Second Coming of Jeans '1
5 he held W'ednosday afternoon, October Christ and ' the Kingdom." Bible
V filst. from 3' o’clock until :1 o‘clock in School at Noon, C. E. Society meeting :
1i
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~ Community Hall onIVan Zant street. at 7’ p. m. Thursday evenmg meet
A large attendance 1:; expected. tin-'1 for praise and prayer at eight -1
’_”""_‘ o'tloek
Members of the official boatd of the
Advent Christian chutch will conduct “4:11:19 regular quartcrh metfil‘, of the
the services in that church tomorrow Free
'1n the absence of Rev George M
Teeple on his annual vacation. ‘
3.
ms and ttustccs of the Rowayton 1',
Library was held at the home of
the president. Mrs. Josephine (Traw. 5
on Thursday afternoon. The total ’
amount of the subscriptions receiv Pd
Newspaper dispatches from Stan] in the Library Drive as repented bY
ford gtve the names of Clinton Taylor.
.. the treasurer Mrs. F A. Brands. was
of Winfield Wstreet and his neice. Miss ' -2 .,
2N ll R9 b r h 83 .20. It was \oied to set aside $-00
e wen as emg survivors o t e the nuceius of an \
V?
of this sum as
Ida“:
sterner ft,Ilogalim: 1:hatflt'a.11Thon the endowment fund. ;
:12“: 0 am 0‘ ea y ursray, A peculiar accident impened at the l
0 112:. 1 ' ' ‘ LNorwnlk Yacht Club Thursday. (‘ztp ‘
tuin Trowbridgo left'hls power tendcr
tied to his moriug with such a long
line. that Dr. 'Poole. in cumin: oret
from Little I.'Hun1mock Island. 'did
not realize that they wete counseled 1,,
factories. and have expressed we“) and in passing between picked up the 1
selves as willing {0 join the uniOn 0f mootint: line with the propellcr of 11‘.’ .1 Q
_ A number oi" East Side residents,
'A , employees of hat factoxies in this city,
' have responded to the movement now
under way here to unionize the hat
‘13.».
_ United Hatters , of North Amer- boat. He towed the tender to toe club-
“ g ‘6 1' ‘IILJA! float where it was secured.
g I The apple nop ht- rcabouts is one of“
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WAnflN: Jthe teal joys of a h: rsh season—so farm
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i’1uits weio plentiful but there in a [a
genuine. plen'fitude of apples. and the
{price’ should be low this fall althouuh
‘labm is so hizh that they must brinn
'high prices to COVer the coat. of Dick~
lug. There are many ways of preserv-
SHOULD GET MOVVHE PAY‘r
1
But Rural Civic League Frowna on
Labor Union Idea
The Quml Civic Magoo of Stam-
_£ord was entertained by Mrs. Marshall “'3 apples.
3. Richards. at Tokeneke, Thursday hereabouta. with 9’9“" 0‘ ““8“
Eden-noon. _their command» now.
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l Richard Brown. of Rowayton 'is the .3.
lOurJtemoval Sale of a complete line of Beddings,
,~ opportunity.
5 All Goods Purchased Will BeDelivered5
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as the farmer is concerned. Other iday is recognized which happen- to CiVil WI? in Italy 13 mi
Day this year.
dering what will be accomplished at
and industrious housewives practically 0'8?!
.1 who routines the contpnt danger with the emperor DC?“ in charge ol
are studying which they are confronted, are get- evolution! on- 9 high mu.
phenom. every variety of tins together and are out. to get domei
Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Rugs
the 27111, 1111115
your last5
F ioor.Coverm gs,
anililjinoletmm will centinue today 1
Monday, the 29th, ONLY. Do not miss
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See Our (1an Display “111110
Free of Charge.
ms INVITE yous msn afloat
S. HOR G & SON
.37 Washington Street
SucceS'Sm-‘s to Connecticut Bedding Store
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were cited in a memorial submitted:
At. Styrj Ukrainian priests and many:
prominent Ukrainian patriots were "'3
rested. thrown in prison. and some
shot down by the Polish troops with-
iout trial. it was declared. At Donne. l
is pried! was shot whllo at tho altar
celebrating mass. 111.? church descent--
ed and the people driven out in terror
Five hundred churches won.- cloudy.
by the Poles. and one hudndUkwet-cg
burned. At Slant-lav many rain 1
“99‘6“?“ IP' and were shot to dentin M‘ in”
ii on a Sunday a does Columns mt, mist Rem]
Fl‘om 1» Today Indi-ti
cute
manned £11111 rm). 4
Still taking fire equipment and won~
in this direction.
citifln of Dir-ten
e town meeting
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them all.
"4 mnzgfirrazaiggzzl; 2:11:56 3:: apple tree seemed to bear well this kind of fire protection, which an be :lyiopriflte 3124000000“ “V1353? "mm the fun “‘9- . ‘ l :
m may“ Various matters‘ot season. relied upon at a? trim“ of truest! or e {”38” 0 5m mer W C TV U MEMBERS 5 ‘
civic interest were discused. Amou nowayton M. E Church services, night. Many o t em are e con~ . l
xhem the Juinor High School in Da: Boy. George A Bait-n. pastor. Sun V0111“! about "‘9 MW. tire iafABv‘esmiicttt. §$Tigo§numffile ELECT DELEGAm ‘
n. In 4,4, Nicol”. Barton 48 more day morning worship at 111: 30. Ser- which they had and of the useless. natigzalizatitm $611118 tro‘leum (Continued—- from Mm Flue). 5
91011111111111; than Siamfoyd. mon subject: "the Great Friendship" new and the inability of the firemen. rd pe Ge ' 9
'The seasion ot the Sunday school will to fight such a fin: with such appura- ”mmemtshi‘he “ll": ‘1‘: "P‘;:: 1111- [v 1- (7 in Dummy, 11m
The. women of the Leanne have fol.
flowed the movement of the Stanwood be held at 11 50 a m. The devotional to
dispatch
' week. read the follow letter y
which says the step may be taken “a.
What has caused the delay on
unity. from Dr. William J. Tracey:
q
Fall and Winter Nee-5;
Stan. Mancini. Stone Jugs and Pitchm. 1.
Mammmmcloppm. cider and W1:7
run-ell. m Coal Ink. Galvanized Rotmv
an, ”Cull, m M tux-mound $.0ch21»,
madam-away.“ .
Albert F. Gehebe
m” Hunt 1' 1m Houauwme
25 WASHINGTON \ i.
’ YOU HAVE Iii f
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service of the Epworth Dengue will some immediate action after that tire
convene in the evening at. 8: 45. Sun- and mum! more such questions are al-
day evening service at worship at Ways being asked amonfi one I'Kther..
47.39. Sermon these: "Doubt and but to put it frankly. they all know
Doubtera." The monthly Sunday what the real delay was it being not-
school board meeting will be held hing more than the refusal of the fin-
Mouday evening at 7:45. The prayer anco committee to grant the money to
the twelve weeks of enforced vacation, meeting will be held as usual Thurs- purchase the apparatus the firemen
without pay. , day evening at 7: 45 Captain Charles had made application for. The town
It was suggested that some public W Bell will lead the meeting. .knows what the boys want but they
spirited people open a club house forl -—--————- _refuse to give it to them if 'favorable
midterm where they may live with a 'action is not taken at the town meet-
V , few of the comforts, instead of living: W i in; on the evening after election day.
I in one room at 8401' 85 per week, and V. Darien need not be surprised if the
meals 0‘“ 1 William Francher off Gracious st.. is Darien ”"_ house becomes ‘1 club-
The £1.31 regular meeting of the Len- on a. hunting trip in the Main woods. house overnight. This can be. done
gun will be held Oct. 30 at the honie Willi as the building belongs to the boys
1 am Hall d ran er
a! Mrs'. Junie MacNaughton. ‘ an John F cher ' who worked so hard to erect the build-
_ will start out on a motor tri f . -
Afterthe meetinx. 11 delightful socl- my \1 v this 11111111101111. 9 or M ing and to purchase the grounds on
a! hourm refreshments were enjoy- Town clerk-S “.0“ is ex ectln which it is built, it is hoped how-
ed. ‘ ' ' , I ' ' p 5 ever that everything will turn out al-
_the arrhal of the sample ballots at
his offi t . . right and that everybody will be high-
P. Needie and family of Rowa‘yton . 6° ‘ any tune now. 4 .3 tisfied ’
Miss Helen M 1 11 um: y ‘“ '
avenue, are spending a few dayswith . . 07m 0 l 9 - l ‘9- . , ..
tehtivea in N", York City. {sex Road. 4.3 spending a few days via. This afternoon. Fred Smith 11 Star-
fish liants" and Martin Shangh-
‘Rev. George Pentecost, who spent iting friends ‘11 Brewster N Y .. n
tho sum at Tokeneke, has left for M" Margaret PWW“ “ho had been “OS“ 5 Red Guiana. will play a
hit home in Philadelphia. a summer xesident of Darien will 16’1“"e “f ball at the Noxon field B011!
Edward T414449, who strained the tum to her home in Columbus, Ohio teams am confident of victory and
“amen; of his back. while ,4 work today. both managers boast that they have
on the railroad is glowly getting hep: Jhe some fence "busters" in their line-up!
ter. 1 young and that all tans must not, be mm
A small hand of 21 psies traiellinz 19111111 church will be held at the N ‘7 a 3““ Bulb “0““ W” “‘1"
in an auto were held up by the Daiie'n @3059 tOllilzht. in the game. As. in “I. can. '“h
901108 Friday. on request, for stealing The miners say they want to nation- all big 1933‘” teams, IN 84 ”m.
320 at lV'estport. They were returned aliZe the mines in order to conserve will ‘3‘” “9 “‘9 mm 0' each:
to \orwalk the coal supply. They’ll“ W The extra. fifteen 1111111 on .1141 aide
‘ "Miss Ethel \losher and marem it ,all 1111111, 11 they only work 30 hour. are brought alone tam-3h mu
‘ Lynch were married in NorwaTk this a week. all 8. 0. 8.. ID unfit M II! DUI!“ 9W;
" week and will reside at m aunt Carrlcr Wu H. a... or becomes disabled while out at.
“sir many friends wish them a long mond has been attending the national *0?! The manager. 0! both tun“
10“ happy life .1convention ‘of postal empldyeea at
The 1: 50 trolley car from Rowayton- 'mton, 0., this m “m that onthe “010 I! follows:
_ no stalled on the Rowayton he is havvlnx a 11111111111111 time. Am'ou Stat-flak Giants ‘1 « . Red Onion.
~ I: this morning causing a twenty ;the forms of entertainincut W I“. m .K - - .. - .... M. Norm
animate delay for the passengers go- for the delegates was a. trip 1111-1111311 catcher .
in; to their places of business. - the National Cash Register plant and C. Bflge ....... D. William-ma
Teuchera' Association, looking toward
forming as labor union, and were unanlo
nous in their condemnatrou of such a
medum. 'l‘hey allo‘believe teachers
are worthy of a living wage. 1111!
should be freed from the necessity of
altering some other line of work for
weekly open-air dance of the
people or the Noroton Presby-
touumnmms. 4m
cver,itls uncommon-.9 11; 1M .....'....--.:-:mmm
.alties for non-compliance.
expect. to have their lineup. appear com
Dr. William J. m.
23 West Ave- Norwall. Conn. ‘ 1
September 10th, 1919. 7
Mr M. P. Welchor. .
Fit-id Secretary. i
Anti—Cigarette League of America.
Dear Sir:
Several days ago you asked me tor
“expression or opinion in maul to
the use of tobacco.
it is my belief thht during the peri-
od 0! childhood and adolescent. to.
Moon is distinctly 1111111111113. The et-'
feet; or tobacco. during this period.
are most marked on the m and
“in order to avoid pressure from
American financiers who are seek—
ing a monopoly in petroleum
there." ' 1
PARIS, Sept. 27.-—-The Supreme
Council decided today to send the
German government through
Marshal Foch a note demanding
the evacuation of Lithuania by
German troops under drastic p911-
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The note inform- Germany that
her provisioning will be immod-
iately stopped and the financial
arrangements she has requested
he held up if Lithuania is not I.” You, ”It '
evacuated. . 1 (Slated) wit. 3.0m
LONDON Sept... "7.—The Bnt- -—- '
15h evacuation of Archangel has WITH '1‘!!! AMERICAN moo-a
been completed with the excop- m mm mm ”Er—M ht- »
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neatly unearthed in the old. Mather pany. Mr. Raymond is expected J. strehle .. ........ ‘. ...G.Sch1ictlug IMCHURCHE . ,1; - ,m 44 hfllfiwm. 4m 3m 31 "“4”, .m in "44. 40“. A,
burial ground. on the Kings Highway home Monday. lat hue { mm BEEW W Mia mortal to have M an is. the raze to: Plum Ht:
to pretty young women. W
III Brodaide. It in the nature of a: It is not known as yet if the local W. Nordine ............ H. Schllctluc 4 ml. New to reach wweeh when ‘ confided to uncut ”m.
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mums maid-tannin {193nm Fair week to give their W. Willmott ............ -..C. Mack i hoisaaldtobcv'epurin; n43 proposal I inlmuow "“4434“ ata'fifu-
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