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Edward Brown and Captain Hoyt
M on a fishing trip yesterday morn~
" lug, returning in the evening with a
gory large haul of smelts.
nlllmitlum
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Miss Muriel ll. Camp, at New York
City, and Merritt Chapman of Port Ar-
thur. Ontario. are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Camp,
0! 24 Van Zant Street.
The pangs of love were
that they could not resist itu tempta-
tion or wait until they became of age
to be married, finally lead to the elope
merit of Pearl Albln. aged seventeen.
of Maple avenue. and George Sutton,
claimed to be. no more than nineteen
years of age, of Center street. on Mon-
day evening: when they were married
at Port Chester.
it is stated that young Sutton on
Monday evening told his mother that
to attend a. play in
The \Voman's Guild of Trinity
Church will hold a rummage Sale be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing un-
til Saturday, in one of the vacant
stores on the East Side.
Operations have been resumed in the
Hi Po battery plant. The first and
Second floors are being used only,
.... ‘ , he was zolnz
whd. .‘ ~ '1. T, \'. ..‘ . . . .
most during ”1,. m.“ i... undergoing ”L Bridgeport. his mother granted him
. ‘ permission to go. Instead of carrying
11's.
pa out his statement to mother. he met
his intended bride at a designated
place. and they both left for Port
Chester. ~..hrre they were united in
matrimony. They returned home the
same evening. when tho young man
went to the home of his parents :0 in-
form them of his marriage, to which
his mother objectfii, refusing to grant
tho \ve-dded couple tho parental bi(‘.l-
sing. It is further stated that the
young:r lady's parents extended their
best wishes for a happy weddod life.
When it was learned in Darion. yes-
terday, it astonished all who heard of
the youthful couple‘s wedding. and
were more astonished as to who would
perform such a ceremony with two
minors entering the matrimonial sea.
The young couple are keeping house
A danct‘ will be given in Community in one of Dr. Mills cottages for whom
'Hall Oil Armistice DaY. Tuesday. the young man is employed as chauf-
November ll, by the East Norwalk To! feur,
bacco Fund. The proceeds of the ——__.______.__
dance will be turned Over to Mrs. Rob- "ARIEN WANTS
ert Morrison, who_ with the ladies in
Darien is beginning to voice her die
Escallops are now selling for $1.l0 a.
quart in some of the local markets,
and by local dealers of sec, food. while
others are selling them at a dollar a
quart. This it is stated very
high price for this. sea food, which
sold for forty Unis a quart a couple
isa
of years ago.
A meeting: of the East Norwalk To-
:bacco Fund has been called for tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock in the hard-
ware store of M. P. Dunne. It is ur-
gently requested that. the nine mem-
bers of the Tobacco Fund be present.
as matters pertaining to the celebrav
1ion held Tuesday night will be dis
cussed.
her charge, rendered 'such valuable
service to the fund. The money. it is .
stated, will be spent toward the pay.
ment of the sidewalk which has been'
laid in front of Community Hall. }
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A break in the water pipe. which
was discovered on East W'ashington
so great I
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satisfaction over the new “zone sys—
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Stomach Pain . Sourness,Gasa.
l and Acidityhendcd with
”Pape’s Diapepsin’.’._
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‘ Out-ot-ordor stomachs feel tine at
oncei When meals don't {it and You
belch gas. acids and undigested food.
When you feel indigestion. pain. lumps‘
of distress in stomach. neartburn or
headache. Here is an instant relief.
Just as soon as you eat a tablet or
two of Pope's Diapepsin all the,dys-
indigestion and stomach dis
pepsin.
tress caused by aciditv will end:
These pleasant. hanuless tablets 0“.
Papa's liiapoz‘sin always put sick. lip-i
sot. acid stomachs in order at once
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and they cost so little at drug stores. I
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Paul W. Doll ot the upper Post Road *
was greatly pleased to receive word.
yesterday. that. his beagle. entered for!
the first time at a show. had. on
Columbus Day. at the Bronx dog show, 3
taken four honors. Mr. Doll's dog took E
first prizes in the novice and limited}
classes. and also a special prize and l
a first in winners.
Another tribute abroad to the gr
recently at Manchester. England- A“
The schools of the town will be
closed Friday as that day the teachers
of the state will hold their annual con- INDUSTRIA
vention. Tho Darien teahcers will _’ CONFERENCE
convene in Norwalk with the other 1' MAY CEASE'
teachers of'lhis section of the state. i
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The socallcd “hank property" in tin. '
Clenbrook section of town, which has
been a natural paradise for many
years. and which was owned by thr-
,.\'oroton Valley Land Company, has
passed into hands of local interests.
who have enclosed it. and warned
trespassers to keep out. in order to
preserve its beauties. In the future
is a member. that a committee l‘m'
named to formulate a report to the
President .aud then have veh :rount
public group. said he considered Hut:
disperse. _.
Bernard’ Baruch. chairman oi the
the conference virtually had ended
when the labor delegates withdrew
. last night. The issue is now before.
such trespassers will be Vigorously the public. .Vlr. Baruch said. and pub‘tn’
Prosecmed- _ ,l Meantime President Wilson had on
ider advisement the future fate of :he
The Darien fireménas "Harvest .‘conlerence. He had before him reeom- ‘
opinion alone can decide.
mend to the public group. of whft h Ln ?_
street at 3 o‘clock yesterday morning
term, which the trolley company is to
Fair" will open this evening in the Representatives of capital also
by Patrolman Roberts has not as yet inaugurate. November 2' With the
been repaired and the water is still new rate or far" going ""0 effect on
flowing freely. causing the cellars of that date, Dorian will be about the
several of. the buildings in that vicin- hardest hit of them all. “'hen it is
‘Jtytobe flooded. Other than this much “mildew" “W “93"" arranged "'9
waluable water, which the local com- zones are. one will no doubt see that
missioners "have been informing the Darren i“ more than right. in her d18-
people was becoming scarce, is going satisfaction. The rates to be paid for
"transportation to either Norwalk or
Stamford are to be of such a nature'
'as to discourage travel on the trolley
'to waste.
from Darien to either of these two
points.
__b___ 2 it has been rumored in town that a
Mrs. Elizabeth Gager 01 Crockett petition is soon to be. circulated among
street is spending a few days in BOB“ the residents of the entire town of
tin. Darien. demanding, that it the trolley
company is to charge extra for its
transportation. they want better trav-
Mlss Clara Graul of lRowayton ave-
,r nne is the guest of relatives in Brook-
iyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Wicks of New having the forty minute schedule. they
york city have been spending a few want either a twenty or thirty minute
my! with friends in this place. one. The petition in its demands will
be specific as well as insistent and the
Miss Alice Marsh of Flatbush, who result of its claims as it is plannd
formerly resided in Rowayton. visited must bear weight. The sentiment
‘M in the village yesterday. seems to express that they are “sick
__ and tired” of the treatment they have
'.' Francis Johnson, who is at present been accorded. and now that an op
employed on the Greenwich-Oyster portunlty presents itself for them to
Bay Ferry. spent yesterQy at his of it they are going to take
home here. it. and make the best of it with ad-
vantage.
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Captain and Mrs. ll. F. Parker and
daughter have returned to their home Chester F pitch haq been en'o qn
inzNew York city. after spending sev- a vacation . ~ J ) 8
mill weeks with relatives in Romy- . '
San. ‘
CARRANZA A ;
.fx GOODHORSEMAN ‘ Edward Tuttle,
back recently is
MEXICO CITY. Oct. 4 (By TheAs— again,
hociated Press).——Correspondents ac-. 7
companying President Carranza on his —_"‘ no"
trip to the northern part of the repub- A] Punzelt has. accepted 3 tion
lic are-willing to concede him first in the hardware 51°" 0‘ Lounsbury
honors as a hardy and tireless horse- & Son.
granddespilte his sixty years. The
est out. as visited several ranches It is reported that the C. W. More.
fieggfigggaozngogggxkf‘eon' making house place has been sold and that
One correspondent tells of a forty- Mr. Morehouse and family will short.
jive mile ride acroes the desert. with- ly remove to Chicago.
out water and through visionobscur-
' ' ‘ing dust. At the end or this strenuous
Ralph W. Oldrin of Cedar Gate has
received his discharge from the navy.
who
able
strained his
to be about
cling facilities. They are to demand! ‘
from the company, that instead of?
town hall. This fair by no means is
the first of its kind that the Darlon
company has held. it has been six.
they having been discontinued‘
on account or the amount’ot work it'
required to hold them. This year. in—;
torest in social activities among the’
firemen has been renewed, which has;
resulted in the {air being planned and
which will open this evening. it is
expected that a record-breaking crowd
will crown the opening eveulu with
success.
' ~~An advertisement tn the Evening
'Sentinel will doubtless "bring the Dealt
'results.
were or the opinion that the sessions
could not be prolonged.
menduious ol maul-mu Lane that the
contennee continue its sessions even
though only the mmqu& o! the
public «were present... Jlr. Baruch and
Er. Chudboume. however. til: not
agree with this ”Commendation and
their views were In“. known to the
President
From his sick bed. in the “'hltc
House. President. Wilson today dictat-
ed another letter to the National ln-
din-trial Confluence. He was said to
have urged that the confemnce pro-
cood without repmeatntiveu 0t labor
into-ulelorttotnmmam
you looking to the rue-establishment
sold to favor further action on the.
port or the public representatives, in
come“ of Abraham Lincoln was paid
immense crowd witnessed the core
; incny when the Lord Mayor unveiled a stilluv at Lincoln at Plan Field Park.
the hope that a mgr-um originating
with that group would be acceptablr
to labor.
WARNCKE WASN’T
WISE m TAX on
SWEET CIDER
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grocer. yesterday, when an oflcial
looking person. who sported a badge
of the U. 8. Revenue service, asked
him if he was paying a tax on his up
pie juice.
George frankly admitted that. he
was not and. further. and that he was
not aware that be had to.
The otflcer then explained the .new
,law and told George that he wouldl
which be promptly;
have to do it.
promised to do. and the incflent was
closed. '
BATCH”. Black Sea. Sept. 5. via
Paris. Sept. 22.~—Tbe Ruch- burst»
Dimitri with seven hundred mm
refugees on her open deck. is quaran-
tined in this harbor u- .ccouut of
cholera among her w. There
is not a physician aboard. in an at-
tempt to prevent an epidemic of dis-
eaoo one of the m. Major
‘30.“ [hvh of m,” N. 1.. a
member of the American Red Cross
Mission to the KM (ii-trim. to. hold-
im: a clinic, Open It I.“ haunt. Mmr
Davie give- it as his opinion that phy-
sicians in civil lite would wort: hard-
er on their patients it they were coop-
ed up with then on a "plague ship."
and could not get away until all had a
clean. but at health.
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ride, the Meat flattered into the H. men. who h” in"??-
little village, where he was to spend ested in various automobile ventures
the night. yards ahead of several of here has “0" 0W "3W5 5““
his baffles: military men. He appa- age" on the Post Road.
' *mntly suffered no ill eflects from the
‘nnusual exercise. w it 1 _
Several times the party was caught. a er Deveril who has been can
by darkness on the desert. Camp was nected with the Stewart store in
pitched and; by the light of a ’92 fire. Darien has been transferred to the
the chief executive of Mexico ate. his Cash store in New Canaan.
‘ x supper and then rolled into his blan-
. _kets for a ni ht's rest. Inasmuch as -
,. ‘ President Cari-aura has scarcely been ' Fred nelson, who recently went to
'1 away from the national palace for a Charlotte, Mich, upon receiving tid~
(“yeah surprise is expreSSed at his en- ingsthat his sister was seriously ilL
durance. It is said that the former has returned. He was not in time to
rancher, for he was a. prosperous
.:-' :nncher before revolution made him a. ,
f irresident. son finds his keenest pteas— Suited from dlptherit
1 tree out-ot-duors, and is looking for-f
Ward tozth‘otino when bo‘cupf return’ W new“
7 to hinffnrusiutbestsinum-flfl 9 193,1.
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Before the Furnace is Turned On
——therewill be many chi Hy Full days when {vanill-
need heat at special titties and in Lpl't'la! places
--at bedtime or “getting-up tinny—lorbath.
A portable Per-fiction Oil
room or nursery.
Heater gives yougust the
later on.
families last \Vinter.
always available.
of kerosene.
than 3.0%,!!!) homes.
and‘where you want it. it costs litl It: to opifitte'
and it saves your coal supply-for real wink?
Perfection saved the situation for thoumnds of
Clean. safe. (litil'lt'ss -—
Burns 10 hours on a gallon
chays its cost in :Lskm't time.
Easily filled and rewieked. Uml’ in more
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STANDARI) 011: CO. 0? NBWYGM:
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hen! you want- when
lBroks..of.<cw Havon. internal reve
: nue agent:
.127 Homestead avenue,
i ternal revenue agunt:
‘of New Rochelle, expert internal row
{New York. public accountant and in-
Itemal revenue agent.
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Edwin G. Bolivar. of No...
Hartford, the
J. M. Alexander.
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titm ’l‘cmpm'nuw l
the homo nt' \l:» I,
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H. W. Maser. ol the tailed states (‘hestnnt
rl‘V'l'l
Treasury .l’ .1...'une;i:. \.uo M'u\ :n ‘
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aft: l'nmm
Byxbec
t-onsul.ati.n with Mr. htl‘(
g MODER.
Grocery Co., I:
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Stewed Fruit Without
Using Sugar
We have on solo at eath of our stores a bhlplliCI ‘.
HONEY SWEET CALIFORN IA I‘Rl‘ X ii ~.
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size, juxt al'l'th'tl from the \llll'l)‘ fin: to ‘ idl'it
\lllllll'. Try the i‘t-Houilt: l'vr-Itn
them “ithout
Place in t-otcrvtl hilllt‘t‘pilll \ulh v».
cold water.
cover and \tmk for twvrifilonr ll ‘lalN, lir . g
,~.lm\' firm Renltnt' In lilo lull-k ml. ”11' \lith‘ illltl NIH!
llulll'\.” PHIL-iv this remit“ carefully
You will vnjnf? tho- m'mt lil'i;('i(”l\ \ll'\\l'\i Hm:
tasted without the use of a Single 2mm “9' \IIL‘Jl’. .\=
them at only 24c lwr HI.
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A LIST OF OUR ROIWALK BRANCHES
17° ”in St, 60 Belden AVE" 22 Chapel St... 1 Cove Aw Lit
Woodward Ave., 103 Cedar 8t.., 25 Ely Ave.
m Wtful Dining Room Suite will add cheer to WW
dbl-(nun. B is well and substantially mode, finlsltul 1
me all Jae-hon Oak, at the :
of $180.00.
remarkable low M ‘
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A CHANGE.
Dr. 8. I. M honoured his office frcm 75 South 7 ‘
hr“ “m mica-1m" a reversal ci numb”?
the. vii ho mural-.1 in the policy, by mczms ct will
M‘ “Whig tine. .
“MGM of plicy is sincerity.
W is a business, uprot‘ouion andanart. ‘
Balm, than isnppoood to be a difierenu
ethic- win-h regulate a business, a profession and n!“
Then is unreal Mm and, assuredly. there 5}“
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‘5" troll-dorm and unmoved formulae.
null-firth. Mission of lervioe to the public at a .117
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min-aeration of teeth is the greatest. ethical 1:
the sphere of dentistry. _ ..
A: the winter diorama: radically from the sun!!!" I
afiuanychamofdietproduou a chug: the all
actions and reactions of the fluids, an , as tect
their-greatest riskwhen the acids of these fluids are no .,
mule balancing “Italian; it in annual that lht
bumped. spring andfall \,
nemcdu'nplon isnotto wait until the teeth cemv
but to consult rum-donut trequentyl; and kccp tne u-v
“Mend-r that you forget. you have teem.
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47 South Main.
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