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was summonwnx,mo.m»«
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' MEN 8 33.“ no“ IE"; NOR WALK it TE“. THE WORLD
Cotton, Lisle, Wool and Silk 3 1!
.. 1; .- 1. THIS W111!" Sits
25032.3ndngde: Ia: SOCIE7 Y II nu: Lydia E. ”—Pfinkhuns
ecsoflifm 111 and Personal ’ “5:11,”: fizfi‘Wfimm“
3.1....Zif’iiflsise, $3.00 ‘fi NE W7 S .L:i.“2:‘22!§i.f‘£.i§.‘.fi.‘f“§§3 2:3:
, ost of the time,
"as not. able to do
. y own homework,
.nd I could not get
3 elp from doctors.
I saw Lydia E. Pink-
nam ’sVegetnblo
adver-
'n-a.
Q i! IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII”
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Joseph Davis
815 WASHINGTON STREET,
intuit-111711111
WEiililNii 11111i
I im- th tall wedding took place to-
bctties. and can a
'eil woman. You
an use my name to
oil the world the
'da), ‘I IN“ IIIN‘ EIII‘I l..i‘.1_\lor dauoh. opmedicine has done me as 1
SOUTH NORWALK. 1"1 oi X11 and .\ir.s.l:1me.~' ll Tii}',l0l_‘ ind“, praise it aIva1..'—~\lrs. A. L.
'0! 16 Hamilton menus. and MIT-“5‘ H- 01.11141: (it? St. Pa :1! A\ -r.'.te, Lo:
IXX'.ilin1nt :on (it Mr. and M15- 11- 3' \ngeies. Calif.
A... -7.» V‘ ilmott ()l- 126 Sillllh Main Fll'PPl. V; nm(n V 4-0 e‘lqti' frqm anv form of
\veru married :11 noon at Trinity Epis-
l'eopni church. Ilr'v. Frederic]. A. (‘nic-
man. former pastor of Trinity church,
but now of St. Paul's chutch. of New-
,11k. N. J , assisted by Rex. Thomas E.
Swann, performed the ceremony. The
.‘l111di- was attired in :1 Japanese white
.vez' 1-1111 5. as indicated by displace-
"r.t<. inflammation. ulceration, irreg-
. '. .tlcs. backache. headaches. nervous-
9- .~ or ‘ the 2); Des " should do as Mn
1‘ \ £11 did. andgive LydiaE Pinkhnm 9
gets! le Compound a thorough trial.
- or or er forty .; ears this famous
5:5in News
will; (-1111,. eminojdered dikes, “'(Jarin: ."- Y1’:’9l\".1llt‘h contains the curative
—'——‘—‘ 1 “1'1 01 5m, in In with [war] grim. =t' €7vt l! mtg properties of road 0!“!
1h. Kings Daughters of the South minus “my“... a 511m,” bnuqupt The in him -:i roots and herbs. has been
cm: '1'" ".1 if: j'ist SUtll riimcnts. If you
h.. .c tnyst nous wm 1 ications write for
turning .1 bouquet ofI zritli ice to Lydia E. iukham Medicine
7:...“1-11111 11111151 \lllll' ‘.'1 v.11! meet in biide‘ s attendant Miss (llhe Smith
LlllIl'i'll tomouovv cvening at 7: 45 “'010 a pink (1-. be do ('hene dltss with-
hat to m:'.11(h
20"
. ' unit. 1 :';11n1tions The best man was Harold L_,1'.11, \loss
- '—~-‘ X’i ilmott. t1 brother of the gr.oom The. -_ ___. __ . . 4
Mia .\i(hol'.1s Cullen and daughter bride was :iun away by mr father. I A Witt." "Y attorneys. comprising.
“i111 ushus in to Robert Divine. a tiled-fireman Light. John Keogh. JOSPDh ’-
211.111 of Bridgeport spent Sunday
O Brien of Hamilton lmi: H'icnd. and Edy: 1rd X\’ilmott. tin-Iinnxwmler. John J. (‘uneo and Joseph
Ollie-1' luv-11h 1 of the nr.oom The R Taylor iz-au retutned from a three-
brid( s gift to her attendant was a gold rim fishing trip 10 Rama!“ Lake. i
sapphiie hreastpin inlaid with neat]; ; I
a mmtinz of the women of Moose- and HH‘ ."r'oom s gift to ti e bt'id1 \1'.1.si l-.1n1.<t ( End and taniily. 1‘0rn11-rl_y of,
held Tuesday, .1 gold lavalitr inlaid with pearls. .'\1(11 >lrr‘ht_' have l‘t'llliux’rd to “lute;
’Vz'll MW. M. .I.
.V‘TIUP. ‘
.-.,.11itggonwill b0 .
- ' ' After .-. bridal dinner at the home of Plains. -\ Y
4 1!!! H II!“ 1101“". SOUIII Alain Street! ill? bl ide \\ hich \vas dpcoratpd m pink' .__.. ~ ——— ., —~—-——- I
7;; .. n. of .11 .. minted m... M... m i... mfcnoss CONTIN ENT l
IWedded couple lett on a honey!moon
' ' ,~.~ ~r ation both V)(ll‘li Philadelphia and
I“ I" “‘I“ a good congreg places 01 interest. Mr. and Mrs. “ii- I
and evening at Trinity mott will be at home after Novembgr ( lllC‘ U. 0 Oct 21) —-Only one of ten!
The rector expects to make first and will reside at llowayqton WHIP-slants in the mans-cont; nental air
{Guest' . from “'orcester and Fall Riv er IMP“ “as ““390le '0 complete todayI
.Xlass 131-001(1)" Damn“, and Newark'III" round it: 'p bomun .Xiinenla and,
uete present The married couple l'o. 'San FranciscO
An anniversary requiem mass WI“ ceiied gilt: 01 cut glass. silv.er linen (Kiln. J. 0 lion-.ldmn N, Y.. 112
tumitute and chem“- Sundzn 111 Binnhamton N Y.. 142
AVIATORS ARRIVE
trip to New
t-m'ning
1.‘1\1t‘1'h.
* rye-nine strvice a popular one.
he sung in St. Augustine’s church.i
firidgeport on Thursday morning,a at
Q; 15 o “clock for the repose of the soul
sf Patrick Joseph Darragh
A bicycle owned by Martin Murla. 5’
West avenue was stolen Saturday on
Worth .Xlain street, near the city hall.
'11:» bicycle is of New England make,
«ow colors being blue and black.
The property of C. H. ‘l'iurdett of
\‘rw York. located on the road from
Hl'lEt‘fii-‘ld to Branchville. has been
mid to F. M. Babcock of Phicago,
'r.m'.12h the agency of E. E. Slocum.
mo of New York.
'nins sixty acres.
The regular meeting of Trinity'
”has club will be held in the club
1: 11.: tomoriow evening at 8 o’.clock .
‘r is hoped a large number of mem-‘
rs will be present, as the rector will
:u-nd. Every member should be‘glad
The plate con-‘
from theit host
of friends. uith wishos tor .1 long a'md “III" front I'I‘ coal. “‘ I“ lead) I“ II
happy wcdded mp sume his journey eastward and unlessl
Ian :Wident 1iela\s his flight he prob;
- '1bi_\ “ill be awatdeil second place in.
I MON ' P1N_O—RENZULLI 'the (01111 st. Lia ut B \X’. \layn 1rd hav-i,
A pretty neudmg ceremony was sol-'ing gained first honors When he fin- I
emniz.1l 111 liit’(‘hlli'('h of [hp J‘pgunlp. 'isind last Saturday. I
I
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l
:ion. “'estpurt this moininz. “hen ‘,(11I§:.I F ii. 91311311115111.1211 Calpt 12°“
.\ v 1. s (l “\t s um l or W 0 S Op-
“‘4'! .llf'} RPnZUlIl Ill Kine; S llishwwa) Wd OVt'l‘ qunday at Rock Island “L
_nnd Anthem Montnno a well known “as 983 miles from Mint—01a. 20 miles
{resident of \\' estport, were united in I993 III“! (aptain Lowell H Smith;
marriage by the pastor, Tier J-J. Du- and Lieut. H. E.'Queens‘ had to fly,
arm, Mi.“ 12111111112111 Pnrcelllnn of ““"‘ I ““9""9' “I0" I” ”I” Prams"
. . co. in ordpr in rumplete the round
S‘outh .\orwnlk was the Maid of llnn- trip. Lieut, E. t‘, Kiel was prepared!
1111.] Eilwerti Pisatt'ruia of “'estportm I‘M” “V“? irom 530nm". XVI). at.
'sulll‘ise. ‘
Eleven aiiatnrs who are visible in
01"
the Inert man.
Th" Piltl‘ uho \':1< ('1 r11! 22' , 1
' . ’ .‘1 I‘V IE I ll__ I at start on ill" 1.1.»! iv}; (111111- [light were!
lined in :1 :own of unite satin and ("u- .11 San pmmmur 1,3,, only 0,“. had:
Vried .1 bouui-i of “hive rows, i< wnil .--11n1111n<-ed livhi‘lllvly llmt i1» “ouid 11.1.!
knoun in title ci1\ “here she was one II'II'I IOII‘IY« .
of the popultr employ es of the House I #7 1
XX’iiiiam J. Shr-Trm 11.’ the board of.
l- assessors,
of Mayehoff,
After the ceremony the entire five:
ding party j.’ume_veti to Gregory‘s s11:-
dio in the Gazette building 10 be photo
graphed not then returned to 111-2
opens d headquarter: in the
'old town clerk's office in the town as ,
sembly building this morning for they
iconvenienee or the uptown tax payers:
Store open ’til 6;
Sam. October 18. 101’.
‘5
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vvu‘ ‘ -
«qua-I"
{Army Stores . 2i
0 - _ I
offer blg bargains :1
- .
.- . 'f ..
for men especmlly. "I
.~.. In a big section of the store, army supplies for men! E "I I
Il'len’s wear at prices that are ohly a little part of regular ones for such
things.
' Warm heavy clothes; the sorts that kept our ii ghting men comfmtablo
thrOugh the cold winters of their stay overseas!
Army blankets, the kind that a man “rapped himself up in knowing
for sure he would be warm. 1
Shoes; those wide heavy stout tan shoes that a man can walk miles in
without; tiring. . .
We are mighty glad V'hencv er we can save folks money. This :3 such
ta time! _. -_ , - :-. ‘
' I “s . ’ 2r .
Army Blankets Unionalls we
heavy woolen blankets, khaki color,
_, . . . - Army Htlgue unionalls, khaki or blue $2 '9'“
66 b3 50 men” "I S'Z-e“ denim, heavy, sizes so to 46— ,w, o -
Gray heavy blankets, 60 by 80 inchcs,
navy blue border
-(Army Shoes
of heavy tan leather, Munson last, easy
and tough, sizes 6 to 12—-
-..
cz:h $5.25
$3.95
Overalls
Navy and Army fatigue overalls oi
~'ltit’ $ - a '1
denim, heavy, sizes 34 to «Vt—- 1 .3 _j
Rubber Coats ' :-
Heavy black rubber emergtnt'y
~I. ~0211's, waterproof, all sizes $6095
90c L .
... Moleskin Coats ' .1
,for coldest of weather,
of good heavy domei flannel.
. 513:ch i 11 ng \ cry s 5
$2 40 I serviceable, all sizes—- . .. .. 1 0. 9
neutral shade,'d:1ndy and warm— 0,
Shirts _ Leather Vests
$5.50
Underwear '
Heavy ray slipon shirts, half to 3}; wool,
some staine by oil, none “reclaimed”—
Pajamas
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1 give him 3 welcome. Refreshments _ 1.. 1 .. . _ , ,. who have to brine in their lists on '.' ‘ '
“"I‘II I)“ served. gzllwbe'thélll ”we “here a “MD mu before Saturday. November 5. Thelel AllOllle IOt 0f lea‘hcr Yes“ SUCh as BVlaIOTS
. . I ' ____ will 11.. unity spawn. 1'.»er .'1 to 12 a I , Hea‘ ~I gray and khaki Shirts‘ great {Ol‘ ”'32. 40 heavy W00! lining, 50” warm
{ills‘lnt‘SS contlnllt‘s “‘1'." IITISR 1" ”I“ ‘ SH ERRA—FALLO. 111.. and 2 to .7 O'CIr'u?k p, m” with crew all OUIdOQI: 551" Ice, altaChed C0ll3r— leather, Sizes 34 to 46— ..
7"“ "I “Id" 111111115. To“: 35“]1 "ms 1:)" Youth. flowers and sunshine 111.1111 mg Spssions from 7 to 9 o'clock “no; -
“mill“ have een CI'II'“ 0 0 ma e ed to make an unusually ppm“- ‘orq. nesdays and Saturdays. I ”r” 0 ~ ' -
' ‘ " ' ‘ Slickers " ‘ ‘I
- 1
Socks '
.fm. r that so many are going to use Douglas Fowler Post was “.0" “TD"
ding at St. Mary's, church this morn-‘
1.- 1 substitute for “intoxicating in ., - . - 1» q (1 . ' -. . 1. .
. . ‘ g when Miss (,ermmnp l-allow. theme .11 m0 “o,lf‘0m( home (rte-1 ' ' .. . - 1
Imilm‘s" IIIIS Winter. Incidentally. daughter of .\ll.\‘. .Xiinnie Falio of 27 Irration at Rowaytnn Saturday. rr-celv-I LIIXEd II 001 and COIIOII Of l'lCQX) “fight: r48 Army ICCIaImCd "II REFS, thoroughly;
rélti'l‘e has hen a demand for grape: Chapel mm” and (‘harles ghmm ed a hearty \z'eim'ime and royal enter-i (dark oxford, flOfldfOUS warm— t c waterproof, all SIZES—s , “‘3 -‘ ‘
presses herea‘bout also. Grapegrowers were married by ”N. Rev. Thomas J. taininent; also accepted an im‘itationi "I”
have stored away considerable grape
{nice for winter use.
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The directors of the Norwalk branch
II the Needle Work Guild of America
are soliciting garments for the annual
isuibution of wearing apparel and
mseltold garments for the distribu-
firm to the worthy and needy families
of our town. The members of the
mild are urgently requested to send;
flair contributions as soon as conven-l
at: to Mrs Les lie Smith of 39 Elm-
‘ood avenue, South Norwalk.
to participate in
bronze tablet and presentation
medals to the veterans of the world!
war on Novemb‘r ll.
XX‘: llinm Arrlur 111 Maple street has ’
retmned "mm a l-11~ine:~~ ,“p ,0 ’\\' a“? STARVING WOMEN FIGHT IBOMBARDlER WELLS
ingion. D. C'. i FOR HORSES scones KNOCKOUTY!
the unveiling or a:
F‘inn. 'l'he attendants Were Miss
. l
of '
Columbia Fallo_ a sister of the btide.
and Philip Shirra. the croom's bi'oth-
er. The bride wore white chiffon with
a veil, and carried white roses. The
maid of honor also Wore white and car
ried pink roses. After being photo-
graphed at Gregory's studio in the
Gazette building. a reception was held
at the home of the bride. '
'THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS co. 2. " ;. i.
H-EA 0-0 N TRO LL EY C BASH.
Oslan stated that after he had M
torced, at the point of a pistol, to c.
Ten Persons Injured In COIIISIOH on fer the small car, he had been rm
Bridgeport-Dub Line. '0! all the money he poseeleed. ‘
S'Hl. LTON Oct. 20 -—Ten persona"IF — ——-
.
! The amazing news that Bombardier
ilX'ells, the “knocked out champion of:
'the world," had himself knocked out
shevik lmasion Lead: to Harrow. an opponpmv has come over the cable 1
ing Struggles for Food. 'Untll verified. the report will be re-t
TARIS, on. o.) .—Ame jean Red gaggec w; '11; akcgrtailni amoltlmt 0t ing‘were injured in a headon COlllt-lon be-‘
(r u my ac urpn IS I e 11311160 “1‘7 cars on the P, 'deG
.(‘ross TPIIFI men {um returned he” I131 mbardtevs victim, and as the rec- twetegetvgo “Kn; of the Connecticut
from Budapest it“ 3 harrowing “I0” ;ords are silent as to Curphys achieve- por ‘ r y -
lot the extremes to which the cilil m unit it is impossible to Judge wheth— company at Elim P'Tk SIX ”III“ ”II‘II
,Famine in Budapest Following Bo!
Thirty friends and relatives of Ar-
thur .slohn 0'1 tendered him a pleasant;
surptisp party (ll his home in Full":
i
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field avenue SiilllltlaX nirht on the
' occa ion of hi< binh a\ ITh- . '1' 1' Impulation were reduced when tho'er XVolls has improved or Curph)’ is a of this Olly late yesterday. As far as I “P Tb. Tm
Q \“NWW' , ' ' _ 1. :I1 I d “I B l h vik and Ronmanian armies-“WWI“: fourth ”I" 1could be learned, only one, Paul Lil-l
Wu 'uas particularly (111mg 11e_ guests 0 s e 1 One thing can be depended on and mia of Bridgeport was spfloucly 111111
stmegled {m the mastery 0‘ 1he CIIV' that is that XX ens will be matched
and staple food supplies disappeared.w11h Joe Beckett Every time that
{from the ma ket tXXeiis has won a. bout he has at once
‘from Redd'mg, Danhury and Norwalk
uniting in making it a rousing success.
'Danr-ing was a feature of the evenirg.
l
He is in 'Grlflln hospital suflerlng from I
Hayes"
lacerations and bruises. Carl Eggc 'of i -
Bridgeport. received medical attention I "eal'ng
1‘1
'0'
I 1 Will"
“RIM?
lbecome the idol of the English boxing
m say:
,tea. you use—it‘s so good!”
Victory Tea 3 lbs. 31.003150 lb.
ing them off wrapped in old new spa-
i'pers- ‘
COMPANY T0 REBUILD HOMES
3* Rev. and Xirs H. E. Winz, who have
" been visiting with Mr. and Mrs Vial-1
'5 DEPOSITS, CAPITAL
'sbould score as well as he did over!
ITawnley.
Fulton must be given credit for per-
severance, and he may in the course
”'0'. m1m1
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GET ‘20” IN SILK.
I 22% 1356 As the troops a“ ept on tearing be-
"/// “C F. Knapp. the chief engineer of “wring.- -‘ I. ‘; I] Lind them cm airy and artillery horses 32:11:5325’ £31313: 313315331211: in Derby, but was able to leaie for liieil H
2? , the R. 8: G. Corset Company, has re-, .. _ __. M a. I killed in action. men and women from'ltom in the matter. .Ih°:: [ th 1 f l onoy
,/ ‘ ' . . . . . -' es rate ——-—-- e cars were 0 e arge pay-as-
-'"._ 35/? People 5 Trustico. :turned to his duties after a weeks 178. I The art of pn‘nl‘ll’lfl‘ tea 1;.- one the Budapest sub:;::.em:: ml: bat- IFRED FULTON MATCHED you-enter type and the front vestibuleF I
‘ L 5% ~—-—-~—--- cation He Spent m0“ 01‘ his “"16, 1.1? a pretty \X'uluan'b assets. by WWII” "“"S WITH JOE GODDARD a d Th “so 02' Stops The Tickle
1" 26 fishing. Th0 ”SI “33 he went. VII“ a \X‘heu size pours Van D'v'k's tie fields and vied ““1 one “on"? Fred Fulton. the plentifully plaster- were badly amuse e c Heals The Throat
I 59/ 79 Washinglon S'- l Ivan-V 0f me“ to Long Island. He won! Quail-Teas she is more artful ‘0’ the meat. 511le thus made “all Ied plasterer. has obtained another III“ accident hoe ”OI been dmmmmpd' I. CuresTheCough ,
‘I / the prize by (atch. rig the biggest black- than you imagm}. v ' able. They tell “901! the carcasses match in merry England. His next op- although It is Said *0 have 5‘9“ d“? I” .
v5? fish of the party I ‘ .' P" ' ‘cmfing away chunks of meat with poncnt’ is to be Joe Goddard. the man a misunderstanding of signal lights at 350 per Bottle -
' f7 SOUTH 1‘9me ‘ - ' 1 Site gust knows you are going ket knives and €19,795 and carry. from whom Beckett won his title, and ‘ switch. . Q'
g 3 "Please tPll me what 9°C Dempsey! eighteen second victiuii 1 AME)!“ 1’
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1ter E. XV ilson of Camp A',venue be e in Fore. D r to Aumnny‘
. ' tLozll dtois‘tfinds.—" . _
i. e “In menus 30mm :11: 23,563.. I l I e I QM‘T“ 31""“""5°° "I“ FOR worms or mruoumesiot “me W e M "u' mm“- “m" "t“ “M M "M'- 1 ran Had Colds. out can.
" ’ é ' $640,000.90 . _ it“ . .. . 1 Silver label Teas, 1-2 lb. -—-a I LATZO AN man uni. . HIGHLAND PARK. N. 1.. Oct. ”WW with M
g 9 City Treasurer Wilfred Bodwell.who pkg. ................ 35¢ SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. October pm Oct. 294m. (After tor-dag 3 motor truck driver to deal onlin‘flmey.
' /‘ Chas. 1mm halreeentlyrecoveredrmmamm mmmmflmmmttedumunmbmxammmmotummmthflbwwumsg‘
Gold Label Tea, 18 lb.
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