“an at the Wilson Point- Storage
{Yards and began his duties there yes—
terday. 7
Mrs. Gilbert '1‘. Smith has returned
to her home at Mansfield Station, \Vil-
llmmtlc, yesterday, after having spent
one week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George A. sum.
’ reea, yesterday afternoon
it
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found an operator's license belOISln‘
to Joseph Duncan of 59 Oak Hill road.
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At a meeting oi’ the East Nor-walk nailed it to the unfortunate operator.
"Tobacco Fund, which was held last llarien will be treated to anotherI
evening in the store of, ill. P. Dunne. fine baseball game on bunday morning
matters concerning at dinner, tdwbe at 9:30 at Lynch Field. Noroton. when
given to the 150 ex~servicernen from the branch firemen and the horowu
the East Side. were discussed. The Heights firemen meet in a nine-inning
entire committee. composed of M. P. contest to determine which of the two
Shea, Albert W. Eldridge. E. Morrison. is the superior in baseball. bar the
Hem; Selzer, l. D. Robertson. M. P. Darien team it can be looked forward
Dunne, Elbert Eldridge. H. .i. Hipson to Senator Williamson and can Brage
and Fred Hodges, were present, who to do the mound work, but it is not.
voted that Mr. Dunne be alipoinlel to known as yet. who will appear .or the
look into the details concerning the Norman Heights team. A very large
dinner. Mr. Dunne wiu look into the attendance is being looked iorwnld to.
details today and will have :i comp}ete With just another week on“ for the
report for publication tomorrow. opening of the Dzlrien firemen 4 fair, '
Ariel one solid Wt‘t'li or ii...u .m... tnc eutcltaimncnt committee compo.—
on the pat of M. 1’. Dunno. East Nor- ed of Arthur Raymond as chairman.
wall-‘5 1.xsoldicrs. sailors and marines". Edward (Sisson as secretary anu treas-
who have registered to the number of urer, George Velig, ugn-y 11mm."- and
’150. are to be given a dinner. as a Nathan Finch. busily at work making
token of Sl;pl‘90l8llh.l from the reSl- all nel‘usw-y preparations for the
dents of the East Side for whatever ihre< day event. Dar-ion roeidl-m-s are
participation they have taken in any to again be favored fith three even-
military branch of Government s'el'v- ings of Wholesome entertainment for
ice. This was learned today when Mr. which the firemen are w.” known.
‘lurvnt- ”rid? public this fact. Previ- The fair piomiscs ‘0 be one of the
one to this. while the Inc-n were urge 1mm pleasing, affairs of ”)0 season.
enily requesicd to register. it was not “hue a H.” profitable evening can
known. tor “hat purpose the rommll- he enjoyed, The dates of the fair are
tee of the East Norwalk Tobacco Fund (ictober 22, 23, and 34_
was so. Anxious to have the boys from The rain of the p“. few days forced
tile Tliird dit:f|'l('l’. l'F-glslflf'.‘ Out of the nu laborers on the Tokenpm. roue m
142 who left for the service of this suspend Operations until clear weath-
country. loo have registered.- much'io or ",3sz its appearance again.
the crutilicatmn ot the commit cowho Alfred Molt-house has lctul'ned
wow (ncouruged to carry out their from a n" \V 'h'
final pians, which will be. completed ‘, I” [0 3“ inglon.
‘ .‘lls‘h Genevit-io Jcandran is stud)“-
tomo‘. row. - l
The East Norwalk Tobacco Fund in: at school at Forest Glens, Md.
Enutlloi‘ce.u m‘ the Slaw Hlxhtmv l)»-
comiuittee extended a vote of thanks
i I ) i ‘- ‘ . ov :1 ‘
to Vii l unnl for lht tiuit he d o «d liartmenl have been repairing the “'ur-l
during the period of registration, and ' '
voted another ‘vOlt‘ of thanks for the lemte 1‘“V“’"““ on lh“ P0“ Road. |
Mrs. la‘. A. Spooncr liar been mad"-
inter. st he displayed during the peri-
od o: the war Up to thc Dre-“CI"- gadllllnibtratlix of the estate of her aunt
._____... Miss (‘tiliu .\. Bond. who
diul a: the .x'pooncr homo. .
it i: rcpmtcd that. :1 Jewish organ-
ization in vav York is (lin~'idcrlnu at:-
,u
The \\'ollio«n's Auxiliary of (‘liriet Hum”):
church. ncld a melding in the bus"-
mcnt oi the church this afternoon.
Thu Hospital \\‘lll>l (‘lub will hold it
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in" ‘3‘“ f“ ’lli’hhn “ U“ M:' {ind 1-“ 'lumn: :l l:lr;«- place on the Post Roan
co ails c tow-nu > ice 0Dl01“l)\‘f . . .
_ ' ' 315' an inst II 0‘ ..~ . i.
alternoon. ‘ ' l" "m l I lit irevt lhilllltn.
East Side fishermen were set-n fishv‘ ("1"“N'l03‘ (‘larence 1;. Scaffold in
mg m L)... local hufh(,l'_ 1m. :nornjntz. ya ililifé ready to lay a cement floor in
m:.n_v of them new making good Catcli- , the form“, Selleck piopci‘tv on “veg,
t: of flat .‘h. 3 . . .. .‘
‘ 5“ aienue. whuh the Inn-<5 End Fuel
Mrs, W'llliam (lilho-il. of \‘an Zuni ‘ .
street. was Pfiescnt til the wedding of h" "Vwmh' ”“151“ "ml WMCh the
Miss Antoinette Bell and J. Edwin Hrnwz‘n is liansfurminzz into a coal
Jr lzrron. \xthll took place in Dunhur)‘ drpot.
yesterday. 1 .. - . .,.l . . , .
Mrs; l.eo_ Davis. of llowan “N“. l" Ruial Mail (alum in n. ll. Raymond
will entertain thc members of the Nor- 1., planning to “my“! m" nicotine. S3"
walk (‘huptrn Daughters of the. Amer-.m‘d‘dv night, at Bethel. of the Rural
Scan Revolution, at 3 o'clock this ai’tt-r- Carliers’ Association of Full‘fleld
noon. The spcaker will be Chancellor C -
on v - . ‘
McGowannot the international College,’ . nt. ' of “lllch he is plesident. The
.. carriers hope to persuade Uncle Sum
of Springfield, Mass. ,
:to increase their salaries in order to
Smart the increased cast of living.
: ‘u’nz. E. S. Auchincloss has been
_ -' .qg a "spare that tree" appeal for
f En-fi—l—E—V fr. ‘wuutiful elm, at least 100 years old.
the MacCormick's ln‘lydale Farm.
iWhen the concrete pavhi: was done
'on that road this section was left un-A-
completed. evidently because there
was no disposition to destroy the tree.
{Mrs Auchincloss now suggests that it
L'be definitely decided to let the tree
Fearing that the band of-thieves. remain and finish the road.
who several months ago stole a lame Rev G E Richter of
_ _ . . . the Post Road
quantity of automobile tubes tron! has returned from the session of the
standing freight cars half way be. -
tween Dorian and Rowayton had re- Eastern Annual Conference of the Me-
:nrnedFto (“wife‘- carry on their opera- thodist Protestant Church. hf. Sle‘
ions, rank _lelds. tow—ennui in the shinny, Pa. 0n the return trip Mrs
gm"! WV"- Informed the Mien 90' Richter visited old friends at Wilkes-
e. yesterday afternoon of a auspi-
cious truck standing near the railroad Barre “d at Scranton. lie h“ been
bank at theelact location from which reappointed 9‘3")" 0‘ the Nethodist
the (nemh't cars were robbed. Protestant church in Stamford hating
Art 2 061001 Yesterday afternoon. completeed two and one half years of
Frank Fields, tower-man in the Barton .
lower. 5 rmed Officer - ce 0‘ ‘ service there. which, added to a tormer
suspicious truck standing near the rail ““0"“ of ”"99 years. makes his
road bank. half way between Dal-lea supervision of that church. longer than
and Rowayton. and in the same 1000: any three previous pastors. He hall 2-
1ion from which the band of thieves 1 pons' ~ - .
several months ago robbed standing been released from 21.1 res “um“
freight cm of sevem hundrd dows ‘or t“ Church “t "“010“ He‘d“, [hf‘
worth of tubes. immediately Cong", pastorate of that church having been
18119 Dance and Palmer with Thomas assigned to John Brldson. a layman.
cm- :m:°;.::::::::::.s°::: . m... or a... swam
_ “.3 investiga ' They church, and frequently assisaed Mr.
thought that they had struck a clue to Richter during the 9‘51 ‘9‘“ ”read”
the famous tube mystery when they in the church at the Heights.
ifound on.the truck license plates of
two different states. One of them was
from the District of Columbia and the y - - -
other f ‘ the state of Maryland. Lvtllllles Commissmn. investgated the
They were later accosted by the driver hew Canaan branch °f the New
of the truck whom they questioned Haven road last Honda. loohng'over
and were told that the truck was being station buildings. grades, curves and
used by a telephoneerew of the rail- other matter. ’
road who was repairing telephone
Enginetrs. representing the Public
wires of the company. Rather than
to take this" as the truth. the con-
ntablestolophoned to the New Haven
once at tle. railroad and were in-
q.‘
spent Monday and
i
Roland T. Roa- wbo apant'tlle sum-
mer at Tokeneke has returned to his,
home at Orange. 33- 1- V
Rev. George F. Pentecost. .D. 1)., pi I
Tokeneke and Philadelphia: was do
of the speakers at the Pennsylvania
State Sunday school association, held
at Wilkes-Barre. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Desmond of
Broklyn spent the weekend and hol-
iday with Mr. Desmond’s brother.
James Desmond of Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Taylor of
Raymond rirett were visitors at the
Danbury fair last week. 1
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wright and
daughters. Edith and Olive of Craw
aVenue. havc left for New York clty,l
where they will spend the winter. i
Miss Marie Home of Pond street’
the evening in:
Stumford. where the boys who were in
service were officially welcomed.
Mr. and Mrs. William Corey of New
York city were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Scofleld of
llowayton avenue.
Charles Crockett has come back to
Rowayton and has accepted a position
with the Holland Machine company of
South Nortvalk. Mr. Crockett's fam-
ily. still in New Haven. will shortly
follow him here.
son Austin. who have been spending
the summer in Rowayton. left Sutur-
dny Ior their winter home in Brooklyn-
ln the abslnco of the pastor. Rev.
G. A. Baird. avho is on his vacation.
Oscar S. Mills of Highland avenue oc-
cupied lhv pulpit (if ”is Rowayton.
UGLY PIMPLEO GONE FOREVER
\i'licn the human syP'enl is filled
with impurities until it just won't hold
mm‘v hive—like n smouldering
cano an eruption must take place.
This is the birth of the pimple. Aznin
—\vlwn the port's gel clogged upwuh
impurities —form'lrn niaf'fkr lr‘ates
the pores lill'l un eruption or pimple la
ihp result. Many times harmlesk-yet
ugly—pimple" turn out to ho boils and
carhunclcs.
There is a first class remedy for
pimples. The best remedy is a Turk-
irh Bntr‘l'. A Turkic 85—..an up
the pores and impurities are emitted
from tho- systeni. The system that is
free from impurities is the system
that is healthy. Healthy people glow
with licautv. The woman thnt glow-
with beauty is admired.
if you would the admired—get to
the mot of the present evil—and have
those impurities driven from your
system. Go to the Hotel Atlas Turk-
ish Baths. 247 Fairfield avenue. Bridge-
port. Ladies' Day. Friday. Hull-ll 10
a. m. to 6 p. m Always open.——Adv.
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formed that the. driver spoke the truth, |
as they had sent a crew to that place‘
to repair some of the broken wires.‘
This answer being satisfactory. the
constables returned, feeling that they
land done their duty. at least in a. case
“this kind. " "eves utu‘fflnela nod dietrcaa
Automobiles owned by Percival Lin‘ Don’t stay stuffed up!
m' 0‘ metonv and Pam“: Callahan. and snufflingf A dose of "Pope‘s Cold
“Pape’a Cold Compound” inmntly ta.
ot 8 Bél'den street, Stamford. collided Compound" taken every 2 hours on?
at Clark's Hill, yesterday
The damage to the
slight. 'grippe misery. ~
Charles A. Kane, 3 member of the The very first dose opens your 0165-
Darien School Committee. has ’sold zed-up nostrils M the “r WIS“?!
his house on the Post Road in Noroton of the
to Walter McAllister. of mrien, whose lieves
afternoon. til three
machines
doses are taken usual}?
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the h e. dullness, fever
”may “"- m‘ke’“ we“ future home' ishness sneezing soreness and atflk
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt attended 00M . ‘
a wedding h‘eld‘in Stamford yesterday. _ '
Hrs. Charles W was a visitor
in Stamford..yeaterdayd.fl ,
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' is said ~that aevcral tamlies of Bell
mm and other pue- along the i
sham are planning to spend the winter
month. here. >
Ira. 'lhmel P. Wickes of Craw ave-_
enuhasbeeathemstofher dough-f
tar, Ira. George 1. Labour. of Hart-
ford. Mr. Wickes went to the capi-
tal last Saturday for a few 'daya' stay. '
Work is programing slowlymn inc 3
water unln being instilled in “OK!!-
ley place. Lust Saturday much blush
ins was done. although there is still
much to be done. the workmen finding
that'the rocks were very plentiful.
FOUR AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENTS UP’I‘OWN
IN THREE HOURS
(Continued from Page Joel.
port boundm line. which was» nude
by Harry Rothrnan, the driver of a
truck of the Bothmau & Kat; Co, of
Brooklyn. who said he hit a Ford tour—
ing car, owned and driven by William
Walazk. of Greens Farms. disabling“.
He said that be towed the Ford to
Lyons' gal-age, nearby. and would set-
tle damages.
At 8:30 p. m. P. J. Morrison. who
has recently removed from Wilton to
90 “y'all street. reported that he was
driving his Kissell car towards “'ee'
port. on the Poet road, and. when pass-
-lng thmuah‘l’eata‘wamp. was hit by a
Ford delivery car. C 17204. and his
car was slightly damaged. He said that
the glare from the headlights of the
other car blinded him so that he could
not see his way. No one injured. No
arrests.
Finally. at 9:30 p. It. that same old
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at the foot of the Weatpart, avenuel
hill. got in the game, when a' Chevrolet
namelmmmltuml
smashed the rim-“ wuel anu
mud-guard. It was towed to Beers
garage for repairs.
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Edward Surtlaa of Sunshiny New: Pet
ea cm on Charge of slander-in.
LiTCHFIELD. Oct. Ill—Edward W.
Curtis. of Salisbuiy and 1m. -
was placed on trial yesterday charzed
with crjminal libel. after the demur-
rer filed by his counsel and argued
yesterday, had been overruled.
(‘urtis was ofl‘inally charged will
kidnapping hr.- dauahter and after-
wards of laundering Judge L. F. Bur-
pen, of the Superior Conn. and other
court officers. He wu in New York
city and utter a lent" content was
brought haclr on the technicnl chart?
of contempt of (‘mvrt and us a fugitive
from justice. He tried to chain re-
trace from jail throuufi‘habal W
ceedinzs. but failed. The case grew
out of a divorce action brought by Cur-
tis against my wife. Lucia.
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