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V ‘ Maud Sherwood attended the car-
{uc‘r Wilkes-Barre.
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. and reported that he “'3‘ not no suc- Waxed to their capacity by Norwalk
cessful as he has been on 0th" days. 'people who were in attendance last?
Miss Margaret Taylor, of East Nor-l
walk. has returned to her home after‘
evening.
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several days’ visit with friends in’xorwalk are pleased now that the ”0;. in be held Saturday afternoon and cv-
cheral boys who were
work on the Tokenelre road, as they do formerly residents 0‘ the “"1“!”an
_ inconvenienced by but who have moved away were not
Dnnbury were among those East Sld- transferring from one. car to another forgotten and Saturday '1" my! no
‘wllich was necessary duringthe period doubt. an old-home day, as probably!
many boys will. take this opportunity]
Ho come back to Rowayton and renew
;acquaintances.
;were sent out by the chairman of the
(committee and it is expected that quite!
'a large number of these will accept?
George Letts has resigned his posio The invitation wan in the form of 3;
tion with Beers' garage. River street, reply card and the boys are naked to
and is enjoying several days' vacation. mall the reply 88 5001! as 9088")“ 50 only—look 1"” a" name California on.
' . mu know who tho Darknga. then you are sure you":l
Jamcs \. Farrell. J11. has taken his will be their guests. The invitation child is havmg thc.bcst and must
to 80 l0 Stat'lforrl iii?" hill” PXMH’ Star class yacht from the water at the was attractive and. read as follows: harmless laxative or physio for the
cured a great deal of dl'llculty as they Norwalk Yacht club and has stored 1:, Service mm of Rowyton—The 9909!!! little stomach. liver and bowel. t‘hild»
of Rowayton invite you to be their '9" love "3 GWE m"! "H"- F“" derive. the Burden may
{guests of honor on Saturday afternoon directlons for child‘s done on each bot-
James A. Farrell's yacht. Calumet. and evening. October 13' when they lie. Give it without fear.
homecoming.
parade a: 3
o'clock starting from Cannon Innate.
At 5 o’cloek dinner will be serve-c you
in the quarters of the Rowayfon rinse
in the evening dancing lol-
you and your friends will be. held on
the second floor of the building. You;
are rcquestcd to wear your unlform.’
stay away:
Detach the reply postal phia.
and mail as soon as possible, stating
whether or not we may expect you."
The executive committee held a visitor in town Wednesday with ae\-
its repair
EDanbm'Y- iley company has finished
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Henry IS£lzer and his brother of
not have to be
on; who celebrated Columbus Day by
2, dug out on .1 llshlu; trip. {the work was being done.
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A meeting of the committee or tnej p ,
East Norwallr Tobacco F and will be‘ WWAYIUN
helo at 3 o’clock tomorrow evening in A
the store of M. P. Dunne. As there
are nine who compose this committee,
Mr. Dunne would like to have them
all present.
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East Norwulkers who had occasion
Wt re to board the trains at the South for the winter.
Norwnlk station. So lar;c,were the
crowds that it. was simply impossible
to accommodatc them all in~tlle pns- is to» leave the Norwalk Yacht clue on will
FengPr coaches that thebasgage cars ‘Wedne‘sday. and go out of commission There will
for the season.
The Connecticut Company, m omvr Members of the. Rowayton Auxiliary
‘0 accommodae HS passengers on file of 1he Red Cross are requested to
East avenue line during the busy participate in the parade on Saturday
hours in the morning and waning, is afternoon. as a part of the “'elcome
sending its double trucks over the line. Home celebration. Time. and place of
This is a. relief to East Norwnlk meeting will be announced lntcr.
patrons of the line as the smaller CRIS
were very uncomfortable when they;
were taxed to their capacity. ‘
lzad to be used (or .m emergency.
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. Trapprrs are encouraged by the
news that the lowly chipmunk is being
given his innings this season by'the
The registration 0! all ell-service milll'nery concerns that are endeavor
unen from the third district is pl-ogres- .ing to supply new things in the wnv
sing nicely. but: not as fast as would of women‘s hats. '
he liked by Mr. Dunn. Up to touay,
illere have been eighty-five who have The trolley cars between Norwalk
registered. out of 172 who left this sec- and Stamford have been subject to
tinn. Mr. Dunne does not expect that some delay recently by work on the
the whole total will register. as were new road from Mien center to To-
me still some in the service and many keneke. At tifnes cars have been un-
aro in other sections of the country able to make a continuous trip and
which will make it very difficult. to some time was lost In transferring
have them register. Mr. Dunn hopes passengers from one car to another.
that the men will have' all registered '
by the end of this week.
“I“ get. The latter skins are mt only
~—-—-— being used in the natural state. but are
I. and Mrs. Jacob Kramer of Da- being plucked and dyed black in “a“.
rich entertained relatives from New
to meet fnahlon’ ncr damn
Work over the week-end. for dark furs . ! easing nd
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No country boy needs to spend hll
leisure {momenta unprolubl’ these
days, when city buyers are after all
fthe rabbit and beaver pelts they can
Ilsa Clara King of Gracious street.
has left for Philadelphia. where she
will spend. the cold weather.
In his ”PM Sunday morning at
)tho Cathedral of St. John the mm
’ ‘1“? R"- Frank W. Chowder of 8!.
i‘ m film was the» only barber Jamar church, "“1 formerly pastor or
. ‘h m for a half holiday yestcr- ‘ ° ”W“ men“““1M<=lmfl=h- point.
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J. 3. «net: and family who occu- mtlons. nut only in Europe bu
"ing of what must occur when
{church through lethargy or selnsnn
the e
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Ilsa Harriet Valentine.
u in Mount. Kisco.
, '1'. D. Tiller recently received- a
_ c-nignmcutl of ducks.
fhopes of social redemption
the state have failed because
parrotsltnu menu.
We.
_ ~ , ity. We can See omens of the same selves the parade prowl!“ t. ‘90 ‘ concern has been in town chart. a.
I“: Sam Devil-nit of the Stewart Store disaster in r ical . l
A ,. , ' all elements that k '91"); . tut wont be“ in! a place to mill -
enjoyed 3 one-“0‘53. vacation ”'0‘" his to control the laboring class in .1531" A flzfefiznd mm, in M ",9;th the Mag of m r- t; m roan. Oct. Jab—1!“. can
pr ' ’ oil-r. wort II. sowing machines. Ho lighting. ml“; . ~~ M
duties Ill“- wgei. .md spun’mult or me c& _
m fishing. newage. at; Columbus stood
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'lheDal-ien firemen are busily elk
fled at." the present. making their‘
*8 for their three-day lair which is
the hold- in the town hall on Octo-
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stated that the Stamford Gas
nectar: Company m m its
main wflomnhndm m .
Milly mt. summer, if there a
”dent. demand for the service.,__
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din Darin. Practically all of the
films establishments were closed
, _ maven the Sultan) houses and it nus .’
'Vggf-matte: of guidelin- the tow-1 to come
'1 *firthe froni on such a day.
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There I3 In»; commmity sing to‘ '
‘ -; _flht in mm Hm“ 5M i We are equipped with a scientificL
#988 tile school piano should failg It. gknowlcdge 0‘ optometry. W9 'Can an. ’
. 3’ the hope of the managers that some swer Poor Eyeslgllt's cry for help. We ’
publiclspirited person will ‘donate a gwill do more than to give you a simple
7’ ma instrument. test to discover if you are suffering
, ' from. far sightedness or from myopia
The Stamford ll-‘led Crossing an run (near sightednesc), we will look back
mt‘letter for Andrew 13mm], {into tho inner recesses of your eyes
floss address was git on as Darlen,}and discover their exact condition.
‘ _;F._l?.f“§'he organisation will be ‘ ‘: = ‘ .
. of'anyTjnformation moi-ding the I . '
resent address cementum. :
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COI‘IIDH ny.
‘ wear civies.
as a tilting gm
regretfully
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invitations wcre issued Snturdny to
the service men of Rownyton for the
Darien people who have to so to Welcome Home celebration which in
ening. next.
Over
celebrate your
be a short
f you haven't one don't
informed
The mod-Lia a very
for-all of” medals.
regretted
vening. people from the norm
ities will not be
3! the did“ part of the decorating for Not-walk
d°°"'*’ °' “ “W cm“”“‘ yam no. M. the time ottlmir in; celebration. is
fi'callng to ‘Rpwayton and already sew
feral have engaged his services. Should
anyone else wish to get in touch with .
him. P. N. Needle can. furnish address. .
Practically all at the solicits-g for.
the bone-made pics. bread Mills: a
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dfldrcn. lives on Sly am.
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teacher in lose: its hold on mankind and state dance in the evening is (or the rents--
. tthrienSpringdale school spent the "whip permeates anentlro people. done- of Row-yton and they will be.
mix-end and holiday with her par- “We know.” he said. “how Rulsla’s made welcome and all who wish to “III-“Illi- M l" m'“ “‘“i
through danca. to the capacity of the flat, will
the (Rus- be permitted to do so. Rowen. the |which was usod in giving the soldiers
stun m is not founded upon right- MW will be find to but any- '
We know the rum ro- one who wishes witnms the panda int
other birds from South America and suits to all the world of slate worship the afternou. and. the way all ""
‘in Germany, dlromed from Chriatian- ranmontn are now shapinx them.
pal church at West . Nauticoke. Pm. Excluded as the church has ”from ‘
some spheres oilinflueuce, it is all that
. more emphatically W for its
Darion was well represented at the one grent talk. L11. Quintin!!! every~
carnival held in Stamford last even where hear God-g call to be pioneers
“ in! held in Stamford 185‘ evening. 'ilng- A majority of them had to so to or the new day. to launch out into the
' 'Stamiord by trolley as they couiu not unknown and up. pagaeulon of the
, l‘red Younzs silent Veilel'd“? “3““? get on any of the trains which Wore world leadership that is and mu be".
50 lnvitanons
meeting Saturday evening and at this
time there was a representative from"
the well-known concern of Whitehead. (‘hurch will hold a food sale at Star.
Hung t. 0.0.. present with a full the 811's 8‘0?! Pfidl! afternoon. Oct. 17.
of samples or tbcqledals which have
been presented to the boys by the.
residents of the unions cities around:
the country. The committee selected
a very pretty and appropriate medal
to the service men
"m" R°"""°" 'h" ‘1‘ “m" m m : Dr. and um. n. L. White and in. 0‘ 5’ “I“ "em "NWT “‘0 "no“,
the "“1“ '3‘” 11" nproaentntive and lira. C. E. Dart motored through recently.
tho mince the Mohawk Trail and other intercom .
that because of me «a which must be in! mm In Verna-It. Mil-«MN? The flrnt soldier? III! M in“
cut and used 10anme
reverse aide of the metal may could;- Town Mk
not be l'pottonin a week. that-tun: the
medals will be presumed to the ooys
in a few weeks.
handsome affair. undo of moment
bronze, the some metal used by the
'govermnnnt
attached to n ribbon of. tho allied col-
ors. While the
the delay they feel that can? mice
man who will receive on. will Itgiad
ofthodclay uponneingthnglurron
nay. mom keeping cyan mm; 3 ed 0'“ "‘3‘ the We 1! super-din: the the residents of the village no an ex-
:churcb, '9 the Slant of much of the pression of apprechuon (1 tin work
work formerly left to the Christian car-”they did tor the cause. 'l'bo cunnili-
t tee wishes to make the mac-neat
file. ~B. B; Warner‘s house on Gracious in "“1 Mill-1'! as well. The recent that owing to the smallness a the
outset have. returned to their city history 0‘ Europe. he said. is a warn- hall to be used for the dauclngla the
We sand on the threshold of a some gentleman from Waterbury who
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“‘ ing to. thlir ability. At the un: m
a pickles has been done and with the en concern wishes to employ 50 to 7‘
' ception of one housewife who bonnie!"
unwilling to emu-that». perhaps be- ,
cause aha has already forgotten. what
the boys did for her and her Emily.
the solicitor not with willing mponue i-
;verywhen. There will he a meeting)
this atelrnoun of the ladies' commit-'1‘
inn and st tilla- time final plans will be '
.mtm'tihnblgflmothat is coming
k(melatonin;nont.‘
Ely Avenue Youth Serving
Pris! Tom for...
ulAsks for an.
young man’s mother, whit {our '
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Willlnn H. Cary and family have
removed to the Brooklyn home for the
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William H. Barrett has rented the
roomsovcrtbeRfleyShocgtore.a
will we in shortly.
Mr. and Ira. Charles Bowen of Scott
Corners has moved into the lane.
Silliman residence. Sour-a Main street.
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Mrs. Gertrude P. Young of New York
will open a dancing Chas f am 3 to C
at the Hampton inn.
From now on, the Weed Is Don't-n.
Co. and Arthur L. Jenoup will close
itheir coal and lumber business at 3
p. lu. every weekday.
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(‘enter school, Monday. Oct. 20. at
7:30. it is hoped that a woman's clan
can be organized. A large attendance
is expected.
Accept "California Symp 0! I12!
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Smart Clothes
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Sllnley Mead han_rented th Slade:
residence in South avcnue occupied:
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by Mrn. Augusta Ran. In. Rae wlil‘
move into her newly purchased resi =
Dr. J. F. Gillette, bu sold his resi-‘
Mother? You must any "Petticoats." can" in Onnoke avenue to a M. Rn-
nm. Dr. Gillette will remain in mu
hnvtn: purchased the. files Beauty
lion» in South lulu street.
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‘Corpu are urged to be mm at the'
regular monthly Been-g. Went Wed-
nesday afternoon. when the int-vector
will immanent. The meethg will be-
nin promptly at 2:30.
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Mn. 8. B. Hoyt d East Maple street
has been visiting relatives in Philadel-
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‘ There will be a nmmngo we. Wed.
May. October 15. at 3:30 .. u. in
ftlle vault store. at Railroad and
South avenues. for the benefit of the
The Dorcas Bible Class of the M. E. District Nurse Fund. W“:
should be sent there on Tuesday ai-g
‘ternoou if posnlblo.
Dr. “’. R. J. Kirk. of Brooklyn was a
cral of his friends.
beginning at 2:30.
There will be a rummage vue held: Charles H. Zimmerman of Hillside;
0- Wain-div. Oct. 15. at 8:80 .-.. may-venue started his electrical coume
in the vacant store. at Railroad and on Monday. Oct. 5’ in the W
South avenues. for the benefit of the Trade School. I". F'. J. 2| .
mafia mm ' fund her sister. mu Katherine tracer.
“N"“fi'h‘im ’ofthenensonwillbehddilthe'l‘c-I
3" ”WC. who Hall, Friday evening. Oct. 17. . The
codeword-an fer .ic committee hummus»;
mm“! at St. Luke‘- B‘o-wnl. cheetrn of stunted u my: the In
New York. Tuesday; is "cove-Inn. Mr. sic. m will start pro-pay gt
lutlcdgn will be emailed to the bowl 8 and atop at 12. i
tnl about. two weeks.
lumber- ot' tho' Woman's Relief Carrie Wilbur Wood will conduct
a series of meeting! at the High “Rim
mun-dmboproeontnttlle
Church. each night until My
rngulnr' monthly meeting. Wndnmdav
afternoon. when the insepctor will 0e 0". m. I | ‘ hmp h”
charne of the choir work at the Pow-l
present. 1110 meeting will - begin
ml! at 2:30.
Ridge church the following week
Home Day will be observed net". pom Ridge and Selleck's Corners an
'Dmrndny, Oct. 16, at The Soldier! ”Md hm,- ' '
Home in Nor-nun. Anyone wish-n to
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Credit H Vou Want it.
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dint-groom. Blown-nil substantially made, finished in
MandmeQuOILat the remarkable low
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price
«the “In: willie bell in til. Town Came“ was also presentnd with i
M M m. 0611 17. 11an crystnl set d thirty DISC”
pmumminmbyemmdtlmmn'rww
Rummy-$1.0“. ‘wportiouof office when ab. in mm
aWelcomoH’om’ocolcbI-Iflou. lit-noJ
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A representative of
Jun amused with tho Yunkco bulld-
inn at south and Railroad. avenues.
The onlv drawback will be in w
ing workers. The representative stat.
on mu i! m Mm of vii-ls
could be Management: would at
once be made to 09¢! a factory. Girl
workers. he said. will be paid 810‘.
and will be heron-0d Made.
canine as much as $18 to $23. accordi
to a milk wagon of momma.
standing on lrvlng avunnu. “
The horse ran away m craulcd
thro'b‘mn'windnw. attic Munro.
6: rec.- Ion-u at m m swe- '
one. When John moor. m of the
wagon, arivcd. be fowl! the horned:-
side the store-
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L‘n' lwfllonll for All Why ”'0' Lucy Carmen at her homo in Ola-ck.
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I. The flint W and aaiiors‘ dance mint“ of angina and then. Ital WASH: ”l O 6“. “‘11“: NFTERS
WASH TU. m mTERS mun
waste-om M MODS STOW "USHES
cm was mu. .IOVELS WAC! SCOOPS
ma ROSENFIELD
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M Equipped With Starters
It. in no longer necessary to go into
' the details describing 1‘13th
merits of the Ford Car. Everybodv
knowaall about “The Universal Car”—
How it goes and comes day after day.
and year after year at an operation ex—
pense so small. that it is wonderful.
This advertisement is to urae van in
vioit our show room and view this won-
derful. new starter equipped Ford.
Tom'inz Cars and Rowers for im—
- mediate delivery.
Wee. W. m.
Norwalk Chronicler