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An extensive assortment’ot cot- Thomas Riley of the=East Side mo- "i.
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5011 and W001 m smgle ”manta tored to the Danbury Fair today fA“daughter arrited in the household 1' _ - ti
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.nd union smts, and all moder- . ' ' R Pew, in . . on M 5L. Fulfill-Ave. Cannon ..
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.iteiy priced. . Officers Will be elected at. the meet- “ ' on r day. ' r ’ ‘
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212111;: aérfitgrawers . . . 3:38 up . in; this afternoon of the East Norwalk The Bible Study Class will hold its- .' IO". .M A.
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_ p D association. . regular monthly business meeting this i h. at“. 0'00 mil 6 ’ ‘ i
Q . evening at the home of Mrs. John . l ‘ Sotuihyo t“ ' _,_' D ‘
l\lr.. and Mrs. William DeBoer have Brundage. - ' ‘ *7-
‘ remoVed from “’innipauk to Charles __ > I “ l 5 ‘ I ' ' ’3
" street in the third district, One Of the three floats of the Nor-- / I '1 V
1 Vi ' . walk Yacht club will be brought to r 1 - ‘ l 7' » I;
j . tMisisihllldred Camp of 24 Van Zant‘ Norwalk and hauled upon the. shore a 0 es grea '\ I
§ ‘ s ree s spending a few davs in \lew this week ' ‘ ~
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1 Joseph DLLVIS . \ork city Willi friends and relatives. I _ H H ll—L—T I, : f . \ '4. J
. ~_ .ers . a ‘s so looner yacht Mai-t l i 0 SI S \ > I’ '-
85 WASHINGTON STREET, : East Side fishermen report. that lard is bad‘ at her berth 3' the Nor- i l - WI ‘ ‘ ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. snappers are bgginnmg to run strong.‘ walk \;acht club after a cruise to the, .' t or d es ‘.‘ ’d in; E ‘
'They are particularly numerous in'e‘S‘ward- ' \ l " r S g S. ‘ l
. M~_ .. ltbe vicinity of the Norwalk Country Daniel P9") agel_i lt { l ‘ i I ‘ Y f 'l- 1 i
_-- __-_ Club men ._ l e 2] y- otlr years. . . our avorl c co or is new in at lea<t one of sum
WEATHER IOREOAST. E 1 Iset a fine example to younger Voters" . omen ' Ch and beautifUi Silks at ‘2 a am I a
\- l“ H :ml . i n F 1 . An important business meeting n1,‘learly yesterday morning. by going toI I ' i 3 .
Juror. vc v: .-. r. . - . .' h" ' " I .
' ltilliK‘ll and \‘il'edlne‘sdar’l lulu: the prorth League 01 the Ea“ an“: :31);firmlli‘etlnb‘lidalntirdtg a‘ggfle. Al” n ' l - .8301] Of the fashionable and smtablc Autumn COlOl‘f? it
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Int iiwh northwest winds The;gn1"9 Alluhrh‘t (hum? WI" be held m! V l 6 in splendid SCYgCS and poplin: and panamas 0i WUOi 31'.
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Mm”. . “huh has Cans“! Clotld}"¢.'(.1opk_ ’ ‘ n “q etenlng 5' . rtorge A. and hung Jennings have ‘—""”‘ ”“ ‘—-"_”“_‘*" “—12 ayard. A
l '.:lll}' wwather in this section dur-l - >____ itowed the two floats of tile Knob club .“0H. MY DEAR!" l . ' ‘ ~ . . ~’ ' "'"" ‘
H“. I”! “H, days has nowptt edi Considerable progress has been H‘om their summer berths to the shore; : . __ j l And this is the C358 Olll) bC‘CrlllSc til ltil’CSlghl. ;
., 1, Pan...“ mm mm (mm. mm“, in me mmmmon or me Gold {at the head of \\'ilson's cove. where t POT“ have YOU" MW winter ward}. .Today the self-same silks and dress goods cannot bl
i.i\l mw-niyiour hours in the stein‘ Brothers factory on the east. m"). will 1" hauled up for the winter. rolle demgned until you have seen: Ought by a retailer to Séii at $2 a Mini
2n portion of the Lake rcaionisidc. The. OWlKl‘S hope to be able tog . .. . J“ a meeting llt'm 13-" "V“nlnfl lhv .Oh' “jv Dom F' RR." Cnmv‘tock'sl \ ' ' ' ‘
\-. \\' linulaml. it is followed by: occupy their new quarters before the‘ A“ .mH.m“0_n is extended to all the Darivn firemen voted to hold a lair. in 5"”? 59W York Princess Theatre ' ”‘0 have them now ill the rice we ilOli ht lhf‘m
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_ WWI”! area of high preseurcfcold weather starts. ‘organlzdnon‘x m the \lllage m partlr‘i-‘t e Town Hall. during (lt'tnhr-r 2.2. 24- Xle‘ai comedy success. “iliCi‘i will Gama months a 0.
‘ . i W'Hdm‘inz pleasant weather in — .. . . ;pate in the parade and it is urged that it’ll: Jitnge fall- “ill b:- lll‘lli Illlr‘lnL' come to the Regent theatro one night‘ g t
. .. r...ihm~h districts csat of the; Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob-‘31"): :‘Kal‘m‘l‘fll ‘lef’rmg '0 “0 S“; “0'! ' only Timid” evening or this "Pk . re WQOI poplin: ilnd panama: Md scares—light an. ~
. I \ \ioulllaills. There has been a orts. who were recently married, self-,3?“ 'I'r'_“' 12' bootleld so that proper. 'i‘as'sengers '0 .“l‘d [”9"] Allarivn are for a “Pek g Pngagempffl‘ din)“ from . a l'OWfl and a dark green 8Hd taupe and burgundy a
u ‘3 1! f..ll in temperature in “w naded the young couple at their home' (.blglldtlf)“ m the line he made. A.1f‘Xll0llPlltlnl£ a aunt teal o. lllconwn scion months at the Princess Theatre ; find CO Chili! cn and n, . d ' ' d hi i
o.- :n portion of the. Lake region \‘ on Marvin Beach Saturday night. The B' (‘lororly is secretary or the "m”"m ‘glrpml'1-(3lfiplv‘fi) 13:11.33: I(it'lmtkl‘i‘or 115?: New Ymk, and four months at the. 3‘ I’ p g d\y an credm (m ac H
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\'. l‘2llL‘iuilti. Freezing tempt-ra- serenade was of a lively character, tee. :“M‘i’ road, which i“ W'W being lllii'f‘d. ‘“ “bur Th .lnp. Page“ This h a in. ' l h ' _
:. umro reported from Minesota. 3 and was a complete surprise. l The \Velcom—yll-ome (‘ mittce d I ‘_ of real mm]? adnce to the fair 50"" 3‘ ii 656 ”Ch Silks;
.. I. -an In“ Ontario. _,_ l . e ,om .ee .\ request which was made by the and it should he heeded, for nevor he , ' "1‘ - d i
The third district will be represent- Sire: to announce that the celebration ”unpy company rm- the relocation of fore has there bean so many and \‘ari-l it Crepe d0 Chine! 4O inCh ‘ l
‘ ed on ”,9 (.“v mum." by a Republican in honor of our Rowayton boys will be its proliims on the 'Tokcn’cklt; road was cd exquisite defiizns and creations for" ’ $ ' Georgette crepe; flU inch 4'
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. I :Thls distrlct and tho fifth were the hold . on sanlulda‘y. Dunba- 115' Tiff‘aftol‘noon. in lht- Town will. bailiff] tnornmg. afternoon and Menmz vicar“ leak. Balm, 36 lnCh .~ - I)
_ _ only districts in which Republicans ngmm “1 00'1”“ Of a pal-ate 5““ lilt' Ollit‘ialfi 0f ”1" company and Street the” I“ a (“sum for wrervono from“ .io-w- Tafleta' 'iii'd Widfl
. were carried for the council. Out of mg about 71 p. m.. followed by a Slippf‘i‘.(‘nnnnigsiunt‘r OI}]]$[93(]_ the most conservatch in the most ' 5' ‘ ' ’ 3 . ’ ‘- J" ’ »' “4‘5””
eight. members. the Democrats have a‘ and dance- for the b0)" '0 be “PM "‘4 Th 1 r ii i R bl bizarre. and they air most (‘"lléllnl,\' l :v iTUb Silk! 33 and 36 "1C“ l ‘
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(1.x.— _ replesentatne of Six counCllmen. . w 0‘9 company hal _ fcan at its election yesterday. The en- ‘vmthy of coming. "1'" ‘ NCiOUI plush! 36 li'iCh ‘33" Ffl'm I
“no new W'ehrle garage on West av- The i‘ 6...] f \i q Fad 'i k 1; fire Republican ticket was swept into 1' has often been 52m mm mp" 2” - ‘ f
H .' flimidly nearing compmién‘ DEMAND COUNT BISMARCK .H 1:11;”?! 13,-. r.., it] tel; ‘.ofi‘icc. 0m 0, H mm M 850 mm. to the theatre to look at the pret'y l in range of colors Whit‘h include! navv taupe grin x‘
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_ rams, Oct. a7.-The extradition of m Rmmond mm. mmormw am:m'gg,;:,_m;;'w;;: $.,,ar}9;‘;:f;.‘;fi’i‘;ms::‘f 3“"‘1- ”‘1‘; ”g?“ 3“?“ 2‘; “’1”? ”l: Ween plum copcnhagcn pckln Wisteria brown yellow but is
x‘m first dance of the season by C011!" 0110 Bismarck. grandson 0f file-noon a" 2:30 o'clock Rev. Mr Baird ‘cllet'kers. J. Mel'kler. (‘harles Bennett. 1.3;}; lkthm' F Km)“: 1 .0 p $330“. W pink laVendCT ivory bl‘Ck and light blue—- ’1
Li :anmus hit-Eneliy orchestra will famous German Chancellor. has been‘ ' ' "(‘harlvs A. Raymond. All?“ \VHHRN'. 0 ' orwa a\e Gm" d ”N“ n hm“
.of the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal \‘i'illianl Fleming and F. Strehlu.
T1". for them {Or the gowns in “Oh, .\lv
:church. will officiate. and intermenhrpguns follow:
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Tlcar are the \r'ry latest and Fm-‘ir' 3
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demanded of the German Government
at the instance of court-martial author-
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Xth‘n at the Norwalk Armory to-
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lwill he in Spring Grove cemetery, Dar-3 Ancestors. t f 11 .--~ 1' .. 'h'l r. E
{bmortll Rifles who made such suc- incS “HANG. according to the con‘es-‘ 3‘. l . ‘l-rnHVilliam llilgdale. r «:1 years).... 229 OLSON axxaguiszmh “_ s f ‘1' 3 ' ,‘r‘
mess of the "cries last season. pondent of the Excelsior. Eight. other ' 'Andrew Taylor. i' (2 yt~ars)..... . 22.: i, f. ‘ . an ple ‘ *" ‘ .. l :
—-_—-.— Germans are also to be extradited. thel - X'illliam illugfalead‘éfi year:).... ll“ Aewt‘?’k “cm“; ‘“ :‘przmmeh‘ Th” - c g r es . K '
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”5‘31 5911111129 ‘9 “mine one 0f ”‘9 Willel‘ states. ' —— Board of Rellof. v “'hen one of F. Rav (‘onlstoclt'izt . 0 0 “ ' i' ~-
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Milt-d in his new home on Vi’estport ing had fourteen inhabitants of the vilw TON ‘Andrcw 8' “'aterbury. d " ' " ' ' ' “2 announced for reduction the smart : g . . *
avenue. Henry A. llegelein of South' lage of Vicoigne shot as "an example"i John ll S “ntloctmon. o Lest we a e a‘lwavs on hand-for “”4 - g
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linrwalk. is doing the work. and of burning several houses there-l _"—" ”mam a. nylon; _____________ zlg‘wemie” Th“ produmom are m- A great deal bladed to Charm and beauty of dress '
—‘—- l I Slimilalr charzes are prdeferred :sainst; 1(‘gnrad P. “'egner, d ..... 123 on”. on... in New York "m M... t“... tug one uses. This season secs much handsome Wit '4 '
Anniversary l‘e(lu em masses wil )0 t e ot lers w ose extra ition is emann '—‘-'“ E gar T. Bates, d ....... . . 129' . . . . . .
held in St. Mary's Church as follows (led. ' I Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fitch. shonti Town Clerk. lopen‘mlz nights. T28. first. “In”; 1“. “command—4'“! that variety is lit command her. n0“ .»
- _ ~ . ‘ .. . . Sunday with relatives in Basinn. Stephen R. Hoyt, r-d ....... ..... 346 pllrey ‘1 509“"? a 3” ~15 sort 0 a,
Wednesday mmm’lg f0! “oi-ham 1" . .. . . _ 1 ll pl Town Treasury. dress rehearsal.“ which the cheapest MI“ in thk md €010”) "1 Jet and bead Ind Bill Si.
Montgomery: IFrlday motmnlz ‘for DDltllt-t:outtlllssionel e ect. Wu da: ‘ As usual many here are planning to ‘Siephen R. Hoyt. r-d .......... .. 346 seat sells for five dollars. The little 1-50 b ‘10 3' M if
Hugh Hines and Satmday mOln n2 ' an has een summoned for jury u ) attend ”w Danbury Fair this week 13- B c {Afidi‘or‘ 201 Princess Theatre on “'0“ Thirty-nin-; n f ‘ ‘ . J i‘ .
In William Dorney. lln Bridgeport tomorrow. . £23; Beatitttood' r . 1;." m greet is alum“ Fold out long b9 ., We 3 0 many “16* [fink Ind Excellent “10‘ 3:
._.1'f l 7“ . no : ci lt' (‘ ( ”P H ____._ V __ "7— " A" “A The annual town meeting was held Grind Juror's, fore the night of the performance. f . “1k Jot Of beldtdy—ioc in ’l.50 .4 E '
E Th1 c ““13 e a .pe a 3' "9”" a, mi. town house. yesterday. “'illiam ll. \Villmott. r ..... £36 Thr» second opening night and the bal-i tmd Mb l tOl‘ d H ‘ ;
OHIDSOH- . __ 322??)nfigzuzoi r ------------ fit; ance of the run in New York sells its Ft d5 m d‘ 6 “SC YOU ‘ CCt V51)" col“. g '
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The F'ndeavor Circle of the l{in°'s .. The "PM ”Km" ""99”“ “f 5°" John H. Oberinnder. d ...... 11:) (“WW-“l F95" for ”W" “01““ i 2 y ‘1 at“ v. .-
‘ ‘ . . . - . . .“ ,lleld Grange will be held Friday evcn- Collector of Taxes. ‘ .\lr. (‘omstock insists upon keepiniz; , Of 1‘! d i ‘i -
I‘m-"me” “‘11 hold the first meetlnt; . ing. October 10. Elbert (‘. Bates, r-d............ 339 his Princess Theatre production“! ' tovcra 2C3 SD 3 C010” 33 We" 23 blfla -.j '
cd the sgazgn oln. rednelsddly aftel; G ll I”Catastrophic. 2? right up ‘0 the top notch or perfection; to 150 yd . .1
mn. at 1., do 00 .at le. tome. o ‘ \irs Cornelius Kvm . eorge . ncc. ............~ .3 . . . . . ;.
. .. . _ per, 01’ \\ eatport.‘H . .. .\o exprnse l. spared in this derCtion.t - . . .
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111.5. Reed n. Flynn. '1 honest? _.‘ ‘t has mumm Wm “M 8 mm with‘mmgnce Home". r 229 WM a gown look. me mm m. FUR CHAINS of cxcclhml pattern. and I number I!"
I ”ICE LI“ ely member '5 ulgod {Ob e Mrs. Ed‘s-on Turney oi Godfrey strcct. Simon Bennett. r .............. 225 handled. it is immediately sent to the hm!“ blown and mUDQ-SSC m 85C. _ ‘
meson . “‘ilb B. Bates. d ..........-.. 118 ' ~. . . '
———' ~ - (‘barllers W Qmith d . : cleanser. if the production shoes. the! ’Hku— ~ .Ml. “tor mfi 903‘ -31.»l .... -H . - mid <
. Archie Crofut of Pine street who Relatives from New York and'Thomas Glliuck a ‘°"y""""' 1.,1 slightest scratch. a semcamst in call-
A ' ‘ ' Bridgeport have visited Philip Ger'iGeorge DligdaleIJru d.::.::::: Iiipd in and every dttail is looked after.
Has arrested yesterday morning on
tie allegation that. he stabbed David
~finith of 11 Raymond street during a
fight two weeks ago, was today exon-
erated of the charge and released by
fire authorities.
' A very lively meeting is scheduled
h. take place in Darien this evening.
‘hen the Darien Fire ‘Conlrtiny ap-
pears to defend their petition for
new apparatus and said apparatus is
m to exceed $9.000. then will come
fine petition of the Noroton Heights
Fire Company which asks for $5,000
live apparatus.
1 DON’T FORGET THE BIG COM.
'31 and dance at. the Armory tonight.
HcEncily’s Singing Orchestra.
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Prospect street. spent the week-end,
.very enjoyable public whist in the
hardt, of Lyon's Plain.
Mrs. Dennis 0. Chase. of Brookvlew
Farm. has returned from a visit in
(‘annondale with her daughter, Mrs.’
Scofield.
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Relatives from Fail-field, were Sun-
day rlsitors with Mrs. Peter Perry,
and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lockwood ot'
Hillside street.
Mr. and Mrs. John “'illiams. of fly-
on's Plain. Were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. llawlev Willianu~ and Mr.
and Mrs. Robe-rt “‘illiams of the Up-
per Parish.
Raymond Fitch of Good Hill who at.-
tr‘nds school in Norw'vltr. also James,
Coley Jr. and Miss Helen Budd of1
at their home here; l 3'
The Norfield Thimble Club gave a
town hall, Friday evening. A large at-
tendance from this and nearby towns
being present. The last. regular meet-
ing of the Club was held on Thursday.
at the residence or Mrs. Charles Sco-
field.
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Registrar of Voters.
William H. Willmotf, r coco-OI"
James Bennett. (1 ............n 117l
Town School Committee. l
George ll. Noxon. r ..».........~r, 2241‘
Lucy 13. RenshaW. r ........... 235
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Clfilrles A. Kane. d ...........-.
Frank Freudenthal. d ..
Board of Finance.
Clarence 'W. Bell. r ............
Alfred Morehouse. r ............
Harry 1). Hanson, r ..'........\.'.l
Simon \V. Cooper. (1 ............
William M. Weed. d ...‘......~.-o_-
Samuel Gruman. d
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LONDON. Oct. 7.~—llecause the man-i
agement would not accept a check;
weighman selected by the men, 1,300;
miners have been on strike at “'01-
verhampton since the first week in,‘
August. The strike is cited here as
one example of the trivial causes
which these days bring strikes in Eng-‘
land. l
with the minutest care. Seats are.
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now selling. !
LONDON. 0(1. 7.~ The “'elsh tin-g
plate industry has arm to the United.
States a technical delegation with in-l
structions to make special inquily into:
the systems used in that country for,
the intensive production of tinplate.l
The delegates will represent the South
“'ales and Monmouthshire Tinplate
Industrialr Council, an organization
made up of employers and employee. ‘
Thirty years ago such an inquiry'
would have been received with blank
amazement. for the industry at that
time was scarcely established in Am-
erica. and \‘i’elsh tinxilate led the trade
or the world.
The degree team of Butler Lodge,‘
NO. 97, will hold a rehearsal this ere»
Ding at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Stephen Stains, Mrs.‘ Charles
Brock, and child, of Nat-field street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch. and sons.
Theron Brown, or Good Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Born, Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Fitch, Clarence 0. Beers, Mr. and
Parish. Mrs. James A. Smith. Chroma
0. Smith, of Lyon's Plain. Kr. and
Mrs. Samuel Mar. of the mar
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Mm. Christian Gartman, or the Upper:
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continue their service with just as full comfort—1nd '~
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