Willi
-~.
snip of Miss flutvaney, with M1:
. You! at the piano.
W. Harper, representing
Woman’s Auxiliary
= home of Mrs. Frank SturteVaiit, qua m Dorian, next season.
@380” Boulevard. one. who generally smnds the “hilt
. funeral of Frank N» Willi “'7‘"; at his home in St. Petersburg, FL:
I " (4 Ferris C03 (‘x‘tocts L0
F::De€}:2 :tulll1 tklhmvn in ling: for that sunny land. Saturday.
m k. was lit-hi at 3:30 today thom
with“: lzrimo on Flax Hill Road.
7 The womlmful weather, witchwo
“finite been cnjoyin: is 11 surprise to
many (‘2' film (:ltlt‘l‘ l‘htnl Nnru'tlk i'fn»
idents. ui‘ vat!“
Before they can (-inl‘fl|""
diam-y wrvnthor.
¥Mt Norwalh proprrtjc
for several
tmy in Stamford.
....l .-
ll‘un.‘ ’
It has limit a
{twin
inn-ll
t‘rreitw, Methodist Protostant (‘hurr'h
(.\:"_",t\!‘»: V‘ll (‘
secretary.
"till! it l‘.:- l.
flint“ nun»; ‘
o‘filmt'fitod on nill
:wlth the law inquiring tlti~ itnptlunt
fiafit.
' A inavrlitt-Lr -
composed of players. from tho T‘jmr"
Alleys and one from .\'o.'\\‘;tlk. will
Mi this B't'r’nin': on thv Palate Al<
-' L'leyfl. As thwrt- Full]! .4 (it usually full
5 I of immeat. itis exported. Ilw' 124,3: Sid?!
a,“ lovers of this sport will 170 prosont.
those who fail to r‘nmply
‘ut' llil‘ilsilrl‘. Music for the
\'—;:< turni-tiwd 50;» Sluu=on':; Jazz or
(h‘JTSlra, which playrd to the sotisfag:
ti: it It! all.
Tim tut;
l’i'trshytm'ian Church. Sunday morn
lug. Wm e-moyetl by a l:\l'!;(' congrega
I
molt'h in vhivh n tvztm
to the tut-iuoi'y otex-l’rrsmt‘tt loose
yen. and to listen to tho
. .and inspiring address by Rev. Arthm
to see [hp C(mm’t' 1. Smith. who had been hat-k in Am
A mf-zlpnnetl immiiizz of Hi“ P311“ 57”“ (Lt‘if‘il lt-szs than H wcvk. nftcr long svr
walk Tobacco -l-'untl will ho hold thu-
‘-tlnrk in the store of .17.
.\lihirl to Smlzin." Tho rvcital 02
his long; war-service was grfiutly n21
predated.
tutti
Earl l‘. Si?\'¢‘:l\ :znzl son. fiurl.
H."
. evening a? 9
75?. Dunne. ' It. is necessary that all the
7 ' members be present to clear up busin-
' . .1933 pertaining to the dinner :ix'vn last:
wean. Matters conm'rning the «lance:
7 tote given on Tuesday. Nov. ll. will:
i" also come up for discursion and as:
"I “are is a urea: amount of this to ho. Mrs.
Lfiioispensod with. it is the request that'stwm iwsterdarv in .\'v“' “man. the
181138 present. inmost.» of .‘JI‘. and Mrs. Louis Srhmuit
' ‘, The saloons of the East Side have; Douglas Nash hat-z roiiioved his tlory
" (10M their (10(‘15 and will l't‘llléllll (-10- from the Nurwalk Yacht Club. and
fled until further action upon the pro. hauled it out for tho vim-Jr at E. H.
.; ”hifltion act is taken. The both hous- Miller‘s Shilti'in'd.
.... mat \Vthitigton. at a mnntlng yPStPr- Tho canoes and mm” crntt :1: tin-
flay voted that the prohibition. that is Norwulk Yavht Huh wm'r tdkvn into
‘ the wartime prohibition lltjl lllllrl still th" (-lulilmuao fm' tlm winter )‘nstrr
. I
; . .a'emainin force as. peace has not as yet day.
l'r Mlle‘ll' (‘nptnin Occur Antlmmn ot‘ White
been officially :mntiatrts-ol
Wilson. imitated thirz measure
was ‘mssed ovm‘ his \‘wtn, whit-'11
the measure into efm‘t immediately.
A: the result, East Norwalk saloons.
have cloaod their doors. and no num-
business \i‘lll he done until something
of a definite nature is known.
“on“: Point. Hum Norwulk, has 'Hkl‘n
with tl-:= l'. S. Shit-pin:
l’olnt.
mvmbers of the
1h"
but it
put ll. position
board at Wilmat“:
t'- W at
.‘:(‘l\‘;ltll{ \‘zicht
float daily and L'flll"ll aim-J messes (if
Quilt- zl Ihv
viiih gattiivr on
l:itli.~li.
'i'iw Standard Oil (‘sL tug No. 20.
with (‘nptqlln .lunws if. K: lsey. formt‘r-
lg; .;l' ”34' F. R. N. R. F. in rlmrzt‘. has
born :2: the \Vilxmt l’oiu; dock with a.
homo- ‘mzttl of oil.
Mr. and Mrs. Jumr-s Desmond and
Tllll’f‘P dztuuhtvt's, Majorit‘, llvlen and
Illoroth. llfl‘f‘ roturnetl m thnlr home
in Rowaymn an uuv uttw' spending a
few days with relatives in Valley
‘Strwam. Lon; lslnml.
.\l:‘. and 3115'. (‘hurlvs 1'3. Scofleld
A post of the American Legion to‘
be‘known as Ernest F. vaton P051
has been formed at Norritnn Heights.
. My exoervice man of I‘mric-n
T M belcome a member of this or.
Minion, as it is for the oxserwco
man that these posts are bein: orcair
m. Through them the nePds ot=
W examiner in this country will
5m in nmoi-tvn l tl ~ Mr.
“known and premnted to the propor g ‘ ‘ n M. home of
. m action. It is an institu- land Mrs. (‘hnl‘lr's (lladhill. has return-
wirhich has at heart the ”News; jed to Rowayton and is now living at
‘jflle former set-vim mania: wel- 'tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. ’Willlam
”5‘”- .‘ifi: ‘23:?“ “it“‘mm’ “mm-
y 7 come ~ ome ceie-l . .
1.“. .recently. I. 0y Phlio C3! Mr. and-Mm. James Wilmot, who
m «Bridgeport “o was a Dri- were married Monday. last. have re-
”tenfthe Maine Corps, but now turned from their Wedding trip and
We digit-man offline American L9- will reside for the present with 'Mr.
Lanzhou. 5‘ ? 18V? $393395qu ‘3: 3:1 and Mrs. James H. Taylor of Raymond
W I h: former Mm a?“ m 5 street, Mrs. Wilmot being Mr. Taylor's
’that the igloi us not a politics.- nr- “8‘9"-
g‘nmvwim a motive to enter the Mrs. ‘William R. Thompson 1m ro-
.iloliflcul 301‘. ht a club. ‘1 soctety. '- turned to her home in Rowayton ave-
flthm'iag of all former men under 2— . - . .
m for flture needs, and dem nue a ten spending seieral menus in
and family. who have liven spending
tho their homo in
lower Rowen ton m‘emw have returned
to lhl‘ll’ winter lmniv in New York
city.
Miss Alice Muwh, who has been liv-
sunmwr months at
Heights scholohouse, under the leader- ”w ems . - . , > ‘
s V o
the Red- _
path Chautauqua circuit, has been in
Of Christ town for several days endeavoring rp
' . yin med tomorrow affernoon get. up a subscription for a Chautau-
George -B. Crabbe of Hillside aw.~~
leave with Mrs. Crabbé.‘ pinkhmi’s Vegetable
George N. Yz‘aton of the Post lioao. 1
who ha‘, been confined to his home,
Wet-k“, has regained his
health and luau been able to l‘?:-llln\l'
his (liltins in the Yale & Towns fac-
tor. G. l3. Itichu‘r of tho I‘m: llton'l
was: in Nov; York city Mommy. all C“.
lilf: t! inviting «If the Forward :Vln‘io—
l'.l(‘l’ll (‘trritniission of the Eastern Uun~
ante of erivn‘s young men and 'x'om ’
in :l‘.‘i\llo"ll tlwmsolvm of an evening .‘
dancing
i't‘t't- w Y‘";('t' :it the Sermon
lion \Vllll‘ll liltil tiriit-ilt'llod to (in honor ‘
lnteresttnz ‘
\icv with the Rainbow Division "rrom
‘flwifl be tale for certain rights
the gg‘ummegat the proper time.
.. _. . nen semce man
W mine it his duty to enmu in
mmpnd help complete the or-
Mun.- wlth every one of the ex-
m “men a member.
‘Irs. Wilflm Perry and some of nor
ghfldren visited the farmer’s mother.
mm. Clock last week. '
Town Ola-k Stephen R. Hoyt Who
on been sufl'ering with an affection of
the eyes is now much improved.
The Ewart}: League of the Metho-
, Episcopal church will hold a Hal-
social in the church, Friday
Romano Holland of Tokeneke was
a . when for treatment to Stam-
‘Hall by Deputy Sheriff Lincotn
5.2%
:1” 15. E. Shiver of the Post Road
, .4 confined to her bed by image
*fiewt few days, but is now Im-
_. Butler of the Post Road. and
fim'daughter. Margaret, spent
would visiting friends at Pomar
‘ Jays of Dorian learned with
_ ‘met at the death on Monday
K . ~ . . W. Sharer. "He was a local
. - - for many years. and saved
«tow-
nourts. The funeral will be held
. -- filament: -It 2:30, o'cloc:
“humidence.
‘ Mm Taylor’s Ali-dale ter-
Wig” rim over by an au-
* . a low Bays ago, and badly
in: know rm. .
”I; 8. Wm ot-Keewasjdm
to iher real ’mmom»
,.
9‘7"
as Justice of the peace in'
m; . , ~51"
BIGJYO‘FG. Mass., where she was receiv-
ing medical treatment. While not en-
joying the best of health. Mrs. Thomu
son is glad to be back home again
with family and friends.
i In the absence of the pastor of the;
church. Rev. G. A. Baird, last Sanity,
Captain Phillips of the Salvation
Vat-my. South Norwalk. occupied the
gutpit of the Methodist WM!
‘church, at ‘both the morning and even-
:‘ingservices. preaching two good ser-
mans. Dr. Baird is enjoying his an~
vmill vacation.
The membens of the Rowayt .3
’Drnm corps have been notified of a
'special meeting. followed ‘by a rehear-
5:11, this evening, in the quarte’m of
the Rowaytou ,Hose cmnpan‘y. The
corps has been engaged to play in the
,wcloome home made which the city.
lof'Danbur‘y is to give its service men ,
on Armistice Day. November Ti. and
it is for'tkis tln tthe corps is rehears-
ing. ’
g The funeral of “Mrs. Francis Jen-l
'ning'n‘ was attended from her home in
Crockett street, Sunday at 2:30 p. "(1.,
a large number of rehtim and
friends gathering t'o pay their last 11e-
7spe'cts Rev. George A. Enid (flamed '
‘at the services. The pallbearers were
Hahn-l, Plandon Daniel 5’. Wings.
‘Euzeae cm and George W.8tev—
’euts. The smug-om «2mg an the
“Ma-an..—
; m
l ifovo’o mic-at. m
i‘OpenstherandPaml
Shims
one. Being Relieved of or.
ganic Trouble by Lydia E.
1'
Compound.
egnn. ill.—-“I wok Lydia E. Pink-
5 Vegetable Compound for an or-
ganic trouble which
pulled me down un-
til I could not put my
foot to the floor and
could scarcelydo my
work, and as I live
on 6 mil form and
raise six hundred
' chickens every year '
O
ham'
shave-not as Ne? “13“" "mm“ “5"" Hanna-Hen munllllerl’l‘: (inure. git. madeit very hard '
initially with the kl<513$‘(“»‘". 81'? “m" width. was :trrnttg'd b." 3’1qu 31‘3”” for me. 5
‘ "fled ;‘_,-s t.“ , lllI-lid trill lit‘ in swoon ‘.i um. M Nommn. mw held last mgm "1 saw the Com-
. . , - .. '~i L . ‘ it“. .mv-n in” A varv larffi attend» pound advertised in
our paper, and tried l
11. It has restored
my health so I can (in. all my work and
- I am so grateful that I am recommend-
- int! it to my iriends.”-—- Mrs. D. M.
1 ALTERS. R. R. 4, Oregon. Ill.
(‘3‘..ywomen who have suffered the tor-
tun»: of such troubles and have dragged
‘ along from day to day can realize the
. relief whith this famous root and herb
rvmefly. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. brought to Mill. Alters.
Women everywhere in Mrs. Alter-3'
' common should gloat by her recom-
: mrnzlation, and it there are {my com-
‘ . Ellicnfflans writs! Lydia E. Pinkham's
. .ledicme C0,, Lynn. Mass.. for advice.
- 1 ’Tiic result of their 40 years experience
- i; at your service.
Forawaledsm '
()vtr 100,000 people have proven
that nothing: relieves the wrencnhke
l
{Sykes comfort Powder:
l
Ozic imx worm in. extraordinary healingi
powc . l' lcslig' poop}: take notice. ‘
other drug stereoi
l
w: .1: 1.1!: "incl am:
' >12 " "" '3'"- " r Cu“ “05km. Alisa.
,.
‘ rs:
'oqtebraxlun. hold Friday”"mfitixifi‘ni ‘-
the Rnwuymn llosn Hour-v, thv trim» a
turn: (‘hailvs \\'. Gagvr. t‘t'portml‘thst .
‘Iafter all hilhz wmo- paid thorn was :ti
balance of nearly $50. lt
‘(if Hll‘ hruntithm that ;I‘:.tln lin‘
:plo \Hll |’|l‘.l-' in th- um.
thi- commute»" in genius:
‘moncy to add to tho $.10 already on
[hand to emit :i twrmanent momwiu’
,tn tlw boys of the village. who dill
:thl'ir hit in tlw world war of if”? and
1:91.33.
1 Rownytnn is district number 1 in
the drive for th Home for the Axed.
’Mra. A. ll. ('M'Yl‘l’ly is captain for thr‘
lower end of the village, and the fol-
ilowingr arv htlpm‘s: Mrs. Henry Fur-i.
I«it. Mrs. ““93“” ”all, Mrs. TraN'V
tAmbler. Miss Kate Frontal. Miss
! Laura (‘rookott Bliss Leslie Judge and
Alisa Gnrlu Marcus. Mrs. E. H. Entry
is captain of that section of the villas!"
between l’ennoyer stmot and the rall-
i'oad. and tlmsv assisting her are. Mrs.
F. S. Hark. .‘lrs. Irvin! Coleman. Mrs.
Gussk Jarvis. Mrs. Fred Merrifl’eld
and Mrs. George Letts.
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MARTIN SCORES IN
FIRST “PRO" BOUT
A. E. F. Champion Knocks Om Joe
Bonds.
AKRON. Ohio, Oct. 29.—Bob Martin
0! Akron, heavyweight champion of
the American Expeditionary and till-oi
force's. won his first professional bout
last night. He scored a Mom over
'Joe Bonds of New York at the end of
he tenth round of a sc’hocnled mum:
round contest. l’lou imam, the 11K-
‘eree, stopped the bout. ‘
! Martin administer-ea m punish-
ment toms men! Willem
knocking himdmjn the m mum]
foraeountofthr‘oe; At the mo?
the eighth round Bonds' hm Vant-
ed to toss the spongejnto‘m'e mg.
but m m tie-“t.
? moon 00mm
l- Phil Bloom outpointed Barney Adolf
in their eight round bout at the Coli-
seum' A. C. in Nevin-k
Bloom costly usdhe mutu- of in.
mm in science. Young Rector won
oV'mqug Joe Guns in another eight
round an'air. while Gouge Worn out-
potnted Johnny Sumo“. l
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“I’Vediscqvered how to save work”
Every Hoosier am: is a W dodgi-
ed thump-o m of reducing fine ad work
in the kitchen; If they were less Enid-mt. {million
and a" half women would not now housing them in
that kitchens each day.
“Sam miles of steps.” is new phrase. For
the Hoosier combines inventions and meme-noes
thatsave work. and brings all utensils and supplies
withinarm’s reach. Thusthe‘Hoosier housewife sits
. adorably. at herwark. .Whole. mealscan be we
and Wm leaving .the cabinet.
Maw
Your health and yourhminess dzmand that \ n
Mace kitchen work to a minimum. The best wai ti
accomplish this much desired remit is to follow 1%
example of this host of housewives and brim:
Hoosier into your home.
. ‘ Come and witness a demonstration of this “m
denial kitchen helper. 'flten select the model
likebest—a small payment outs it in your home um
equally small amounts cock week soon any the mob
.«ate Hume.
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.127431;Wa3hiag7ton St.
50. Norwallt
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