his; run:
osmium t “until ‘
I'fll HELP Mill PflN
been enjoy
has left for Fort Slocum.
lie expect
.to be assigned to duty h Sibezla.
ed tin: Mill l’und Skating Fund by the‘
East Not-wall; improvement associa-
‘ion, according to a decision reached
abthe association'; rezular business
meeting hold vestm'day
Ernest ll“. Sexton Post. American 1.9
evening. in the Noroton Heights firr-
house.
aftornoon.
Plans for ll‘r- .vintnr Onti‘l'l'lii‘ltn.’ it:
to b‘.‘ held with tl1~.\‘..‘-v.' of l'nd'uzint':
‘the mortgaxm. were (!L>;‘tx.;.-_:twl. and tit-2*
. l'uRhe acroml to :zrt for a"- mums.
.~ . . . f 3 ‘1 ‘
' Inns I .l‘liuli'. ll.’ ll :,...- all ..lv‘ .1»
'thodist Ladies' Aid Sicloty will ar-
, " - " "—" range theilrbootiw. in tho lmrlor and
y’Frod .l. liIZ-tlz-‘s lifts purvhnw't'tl :1 lot. bosoment 0f the Church. {01' the an-
rfin Cove avenue from Rolwrt Jaselov-
'sky. .r
‘ ‘. and Mrs. \“lTllanl J.
have sold .1. Lot on Myrtle'
"Marlrart-t H. Grt-aory.
‘ Wiztmm Effron and wit» it
nnnl fair, which is to be held Thurs-
day and Friday of thisv’oek.
(loci-go N. Philcox is erecting :1
small buillinrr on the front part of iii-1
lot. adjoining the Lunzo block. which
a ho is to use 2-”. his: tom: :‘vnl (‘iiltlln
- (‘u- affirm. Piping conn: mud with tlr- law.
rum-t- Auoncv of South .\t)t\\'n!l{'.
Thu rrt‘pntly orgnnizml vluh
of the Motlmdiit (‘hllrclrfihv "n‘niCO
Klul)"~_—hold_it.~t meeting last. night. at.
ll!" church, and invitt-s all bow. of llli‘
tnwn.:x-ognrdloss of their church WI"
not'tion. who wish to have :1 good timv',
3"“ i0 moot with thr‘m nrxt Monday oven-
ing. ‘
(lamhlt‘
:I‘H‘Ju" m
{l'Vt‘ :zuld
" lot or! Rowan ."lzur’t to/Thmuun (‘
Vanazm and Almost (1. Knorr.
Tho Woman's Auxiliarv (‘lm’st
V Church, will mum at tho honw of Mrs.
Kelley, Stasldn pl:
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dufnttlt.
‘New Roonello, hit for trimr lllllilt‘
'day following a. visit of sm‘crnl da
with local {ripnda
’ The motor boat “Anniu ti." or Port
Jefferson. Long island. was at tho pulr
lic float near tlw Vinshingtnn :‘trt-vt
«bridge, yesterday, with a cargo of L.‘
I; clams.
“f lmvg'
tct‘, tomorrow :1 flor-
of
ltr
WORD FROM 5
MEXICO CITY?
AWAIE
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1
- i
Reuben Booth at lC-uut Ntll'l‘flllli' ~ ~---» ii
Who but recently "“04"”! “5-" ‘gova-rnmunt. and tho :‘vxlm-rtuvnt m--'
‘dlsohau-ge from Sf‘l‘Vit‘O in 3h" 17. 3. lion lilsllll't'tl by it. Thu mrwszlzo “its
“navy, lmq 1'09"!an his pofimlm “,gh Slus‘l‘lnl in flnllfill‘l.‘~‘1lf‘ll and this (71--
‘the Norwulk lluur. lilYt‘d its prom-million to Prositlvnt
" Carranza.
. Leonard E. Murphy, sun m‘ 3.1.»; !.\_ In sumo cllnric-r4. it war: br,h-‘_‘.I_d
,7 1" Murphy of 353 ”it” iil\'l‘fili". lvt‘i (‘nrrnnzu would ordvr tlm roll-1m:- or
Sunday for llzmuls. 31:155.. V'l‘t'l'n lt.- Junk“): your; :1‘7‘: 7' l"l"l\itl:1 thr !.I""-
has enrolled as ;! studi-nt 01' th- St. 5.1m :m-l nrrvr‘nt n Hm‘Dh-ln lm-ul;
John's I’t‘r‘flilrutnry lnnfitutt- l“:~t".\'m-n his go".'u:rnnn-m‘ 'nml flilt“
, _ ' Lillll‘d Slut-w. ll‘titlll' :tul'lt't-S .rom
A teachers cmnmunzty mm
51174 “'1'“ Ali-xirt) intliI-atr-d t‘mt sumo of tho
held last nuht in the Advent (tllliati- i‘lt‘Vlv’n'l ‘nfllrint: wow nut inking Th"
an€hurrl1,‘.’an Zant strrot. Tmpmqg ncL'utiulions wrimxly. :md to]! that
from the lwx-otosiant r-hurchm 01' ”l" 1” ir\;f“\'t‘tlttml}‘ “ll iM.l‘lhmw‘ltnf (1:9‘
_ nmn to no vs '1!“ “out rr-s :mt (:-
citv took part, in tho mootlnu. which ably " u
> was one 0! a series of rouular sessions A different augmtln was evident at
. held in the various churches.
tho Stain - ne'mrtnmm. .hnwevor.
EastrNom'alk people are inlt‘TCSlf"l with?” tho situation wan l)"'lll'..,' ron~
.111 the announcemvnt that Arthur W. ::::r;:n 51:“,1321 mnsgggzd '(t‘iuimgfa ;
‘ ‘ _ .: , . . 715‘ I“ ll- i
Stabeil will on next Mlndn} :lflvl'nmin m-lpnn pox-ornntnnt's rvquett to "0»
. " O , . o . . n
at 2 .4» orior‘lc, mw an exhibition at louse Amortmn (’onsulur Aui‘nt
swimming and divine from thu \\'asl:- kin“ without ““133"-
- «0-,-..
proallro‘ was: (-\'- I
inmon street, bridge. A Patho moving ;|flt’l6‘(l‘q tn'lv- tbronchi which would ‘
_ rt- 2. z . ' - ‘ '-
7" pioture operator will be on hrmd m "2,3“qu (“CO 0 lr‘tt‘di to tho (.1 .
take pir‘turns of tlw unusual (Wont. NASHVILLE. Tenn. ”‘0. 2.—-"l am ‘
_HThoso pictures will later ‘m soon
in now in prison. l)t-(-.'msv
I‘"l;,‘tllHl‘ l’all‘m hall for one mmt. us i
t'onmromisn with tlwm under any m'r
‘ lll'T‘Qlilnf‘t‘R" \V. 0. .lvnnllfl‘i. tho .‘Jlr
”’“n Nit-an consular zuzvnt at l’tmhln Mum
of Bay- ”“hlill‘m; in .‘1 lr‘ll-‘r t‘I‘Pv-ivmi “Him; by
l "M’um- t0 Kiw-
Ithe local theatres in thu will not own
.‘Weeklios.
' ‘A doubln birthday partv was I:
it the home of Mrs. Dorino,
view place. in honor oi‘
.‘xlr. nevine'g .lnlm ll. Bdcr'r'ml of lnlmnmt. 'l'rnn.
father's 70th Hrthdav and littlv Illilsl- thh “K”; captain, of 3‘0 ‘ _Vim'lt‘ml”
. n n 1 - - . . , , _, x -
,l' Devme'srfith birthday. Those prv- (”m “ 10“ ”Mm“ MM”!
laokle.
\Vnitinv in tho I)
of East .lnhking tsaid:
“l regret vol-v murh tho grant no»
torintv that has bean nivnn to my hard
lurk in hninn mrriml nwav lw enmr
bandits who livn an' hum but it has
‘The out of town guests were: Mr. been unavo‘dablo. although the inm-
and Mrs. Longstreet, of Newark. N. .l.: ‘10!" would “3"“ but“! Tnv‘trottnn if the
Mr. and Mrs. J; C. Nafier and daughter tllllllol‘lflt‘si had “0' mp“ '0 00W" ll“
‘ . _ thr-ir criminal re: \ l'. ' .. '-
Neliss‘a, of Elizabeth, N. J.: Mr. and int: this Spinwlbl m in nllo“
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Parr; Missrx
Iberia and Amzusta Farr.
' Not-walk; Mr. and M\rs. L. Devine and
”555 Helen Devino; ~Bornio Clifford
and Louise Devine. of East NorWalk.
unhla nonilontfnts'.
Mrs. Harvey Fan, of New York. A
very pieanant 'evening was
{Many lovely solos were rendered by R“
Miss Napier, Miss Devine and Mr. Mer-
Vril. Many valuable presents were re-
ceived. *
siblo to :th certain ovidwnce to covor‘ -“
up lhm‘r absurd protp'mion‘a.
spent. at] h . _ _ . .
ave 11mm in all my life soon
ch a farce as they are carryimz out I
here, for l boon ('nntlnmncd‘
without lining allowed to nwsent a ‘2
single witness in mv bnhalf. thnnzh l
l‘ml them ready. and even nrosentod
.them to the3 court. . but was told that
tht‘y wore too husv to hnnl‘ tlmm. At
the prosen moment (November 21).
the secretarv of tho ombn'ssy of Maxi ' . '4
r-o (‘itv is here takinu this toutimnny "
that it mav be nmsnnted to the Sate
Denartmfint inasmuch as he courts le-
fncn tn annnnt it.
5.".
RELIEF STATION TO .
BE ESTABLISHED FOR
‘USER’S‘ OF NA‘RCOTICS
Continued From Page One.
gamed later. Before the drugs can_be
thbtalned. Chief Pennington will first
gnu!” tho~name, age. streot aderSS.
«We «employment. and genera! ap<
Wee of the applicant. This In-
cilv mm Bloom “ -‘
to-.. ”W W BElUllfll
In cases where addicts are near col- (Try Grandmbther's Old Favorite Re. 2":
Mae from urgent mood of drugs, ex_ clpe of Sage Tea and Sulphur
"no caution will be exercised to. Almost everyone knovm that Sage;
thorn ()1le enough for tho imanI'ea and Sulphur. properly éODIDOUDd-l .
need. There will- at no time be ed, brings back the natural color and; 9"
,., aofnemagsgrigtaigg. supply lustre to the hair when faded, streaked! .
tr gray. Years ago the only way to; 9-,...»
{at this mixture was to make it
Hrwnital Snwirw Sari time. which
announces a change in the dates 0'
HOWAL SEWING SOCIETY.
at’ t '
,0 H’nwvv-quf
is mossy and trouble:
. 3 )me. ‘ ‘ '1
hm... lfiffrnfifffifngffl‘l198%? Nowadays we simply ask a: any drug l p‘
.§Vemhnr. moatinps were hnld on the tore for ’W'yfths Sage and Sulphur, 1'.
: . and third Fridays at the month. tampound.’ ion will gut a large bot-t _. .
mos-v ‘ -
"um Mum! P‘rM-w M hm .- h 3 of this old time recipe improved ny‘
inconvenient day to attend these I to addition of other. ingredients, at.
firms that it has been dnnided to er little cost I’ve 'b d u this:
’ 9 the meeting (fairs in the first y ' ‘ r) o y ses ‘
’ sum-d Thursdays of each month. reparation now. because no one can
9' first sowing sessions under mp Dassibly tell that you dark'ened your:l
"rule will he held on Thursdav offinr, as it does it so naturally and;
week. at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. Robert 1 3
erton in charge of the sew- ven y. You dampen a sponge or soft,
‘ flush, taking one small strand at a? '
‘Kh—a— true; by morning the gray hair disap-f
‘ V . t
9?. H. Bradley, of Evergreen avenue, 931‘s, and after another application - -
.1, ‘
Ol
I ‘Fa'litain’ Jamod'Doolé'y. brother ‘
PROVEMENT A380 lJames Dooley of this town. who has
I 0
his I. thirty days' furlouah.
‘gion, will hold I! mowing tomorrow
Publisher llutvh of the l‘arien Re-
‘ view hrs i'er-entlv addpl considerable
nmv typo. in the equipmt‘nt of tln- rut-
pm: and is planning other iniprovw
' mixtures is being
Jon" .‘2‘
city to he unguarded. by '3
Hrs. ‘Merril Farr, of New Haven: MI. vhnrzng mo with my ‘own abduction. fir
and Mrs. Brown of Stamford; Mr. and Sn they have ulwd ("very means nos. —
., . .
r . A j?" '5 '
. m it)“ .
{’wa
if Biiious, 'get your
Pep and Colorgack
3
mm“...
ache to mwotm- hilt-(l him unmg .~ 0
in: arids, gators.
ill‘i'ls tonigh',
ivvr and constipatrd bowels :1
and poisons.
\‘Jil! -.:i re v"!l r
'l';""'.";".
Patent-Xv not-or :zicltcn 0.
we .vonicnt - _Hlu like nasty Calarnel.
all". Oil. or
hilv you slqt‘zt,
.
grid“; Pills. Tilt-v \vorlt
l l-nz'n Monty rl‘ lf'stln:unlr.\ [0 Off-
51(‘i any fn'ae 47v t’mna that they can
poseihlv l-rmrfita. hut. as: I say. Mex-
imn j: ttivo 5': or :1. certain brand at
I‘m rm-"mnt lll..d and it Can't br‘
chun'fl‘cl."
.\llt‘.\’l(‘(l t‘l'l‘l'. Tut‘sdtu’. Dav.
le- snlurimt m” «lit‘t‘ir'ultlos (trifling out
of inti-I'nnliunnl affairs with tho l'rnit-
0d States “n': ontructr‘d to Prnsidvnt
('m-rxmzu without legislative intrusion
u-NHS - 2‘ “l‘
today. llolnlim:-= with the Vnitr‘d
States worn d-'!.lrod during the ses-
sion nu brim: “wry delicate."
n
u.“"
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A food and {zznt'y nrtil'le salo will 13:
luxd in Trinity Parish hull. llocvmhw
3?? ENE! fined P350 and costs.
‘ j. '
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h’lotor
A wide variety of.
sold_undcr the
ham'c‘kasolt'hc."
The'tbost'vvay to
be sure'lhat the
gasoline you buy
measures up to
qualitystandfisds
The Sign of a
Reliable Dealer
Austin ’3 Garage
8. L. Benedict
B. Herxhfield
A. Modne ‘
O’Oonmr'l Garage
8. Twila
L. M. Wright
Vaut Bron.
Webb Bros.
1. Belfant
F. E. Lockwood & Co.
A. Lyon
Preusser & Son
Fred Rowe
T. B. 'Wickwire
A. H. Kaine:-
Reddy & Ayres
. Frank Lockwood
' Andrew Mina -
TOKENEKE
Pat. Mnllaney
l gym H ‘_' 1 Jam 2
“am-1
.-..‘._‘
ramW
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\ Continued 'trom page one
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($3.3 Warthom yesterday expressed
4716‘ onininn 1hr! dea’h was due to sex;-
'5~.~~,i;~. and. fielded that mg body has}.
been omba'mod baton? tom: nlhoed in
2-1 31: ”at“; Mrtmmmm
,‘V‘lrginia. spent today with his parents
lPoliceman and Mrs; Frank 8. Stratton.
l
food whirl] flours and torment?” form-
t‘as~
bil‘ous
‘thor-
itgrl‘ (‘lorzn"injr and ham) you feeling
ltxuz'. i)li;l:l. "rial .5 fit. as a fiddle 1;?
Hum
DEALERS \VllO SELL SOCONY
SOUTH NORWALK, 0T.
Hardwm a Auto Supply
Reynolds Motor Car 00.
EAST NORWALK, CONN
Rowav'rox. 001m.
STANDARD 01L co
(l ,
in rustodv, following her
owtit’v :2 the
Virgo also is under detention.
Acting on the request of Bonn?
m»
has
. the Loot .thh “do! (ch gut: at the
113. Jersey City, vDavo Drist-oll
.mdc tlln «mm ‘Ypdnesdav night, Ding
- “va ‘
.r;-.‘.,r.‘ lv" ""
fared from 1"“ him v.3) lit lt' limo HI
train
the card Wore asked
r-lstpou'filent ‘l‘ny rmditn ‘lrsrn'r-l.
Joe Benjamin and Tommy Touhoy
and Al ‘Robcrt‘l and Al Hall) will (1"!
timln llufir training having no utllm'
bouts in the moantimo.
w! ,._ yv
«u:-
to agroo to :l
ERIDGEPORT
MAN IS
Daiv l’aitgaos of 26 Johnson‘slroot. 5
Bridgeport. pleaded guilty boron- !
Judge Garvin in the Untrwl Smurw
Dix-strict. court at Hartford Monday. to
H- - t tmrxt- of larceny of an intnrstmv-
rhihmt‘nt from the Now York, val
Haven and Hartford railroad at
‘brndm-tmrt. last August. lie was
Attnt'“(“' ‘Vll-
Burton represented l’uitgaos.
r
«‘-
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and whvn the other boxers on,
LEONARD-COOGAN BOUT DEC. 10.
[J‘r‘fi'fl‘fl for a furthPr WF’W‘T‘vam 9‘
FINED lN HARTFORD-
. - “C35 ' 2? .,m . "‘|. Dr V'n‘fll‘m‘F‘» tostifisOtIY“:
I ML and Mrs. Samuel Grumman 0f 3 With carers ‘ ~’~T‘c-v.'ed that or 303cm" llf‘ffiératfzt'
. ' .t 5‘ Mon- '---~--- m . )_ ’ .. n .g»r.-mtvn-v ‘s‘w 7(“t‘ " 7?. -
I T, the P0“ Rfoad Closed'lhmr ”"1 k “rum?“ 'l‘oucu “ BM! “‘3"? I L! I, 11-. v «won—«W- talked of marriage .'
‘ . . d” and 19 t “’r Emma" , mm. Sallow .«mn. and .V'llsvl‘ablt- mm. v m... Tab“ , . ,
. 4 4 Rev G E Richter attended tho _ . "‘-b r Critchlow.‘
. l .:7 ' ‘ . w 1, .. aches come from a torpld ln‘m‘ 913” MT“- mer’ce 1.1 n d' of hm"
meeting of the Stamfold‘ ‘ m" on. on, nic,‘ [\ov’qvlo wllit‘ll cause this Sloltr who dlscovr‘red the b9 3' ‘
Financial asslxtancn will he render- Lemme Mouduv. . . g- . . .
~~anntzw "l'etrr half Sonia.“ remains;
retueal In
coroner‘s . intluezd. ‘
«: » The Sign Of Service _7}:
5 SOCQN
you 'll tvll smut-one. just as i‘m
Quali'l'ea 3 lbs. $1.45. 50c lb.
IlamesVan DHs‘CO. ‘IQV
m.—
Medical
Corps. stationed at U. 8. Army Caner ‘
at Hospital, Nationnl Soidlem’ Home.
Haviland street. -Prtvnte Strattonz
stopped of! {or n'brlfl visit her» after:
accountant-tug a patient from Virginia,
t
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ia to Mtddletown.
Pricés.
LEATHERETTE cc gm
We Are Showing a New . ..
Leatherette Coats at M
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ot‘
.vly friend. if good votive
.llli‘Jiin (ill-\InlltLfi.‘ (.0 .uiu. ill q
your daily life, go to Van
Dyk's and ask for Duchess.
“Ami aft-1r _vou’vr- tastvd it,
tolling you. ”
Duchess Cofiee
Quality Supreme
48: lb.
128 Washinaian Si.
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vides an extra bed. insures comfort. givcu
, 4. furniture in one. Finished in oak,
stered in brown mule skin.
Prices range from ...................
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dealers listed bc- .‘
low. They scll . ' '
only 50(me .= ._ WWW/5” WM” AZ " M
-—umfi{rfiI. pure. .~ g; RMGSMuudu; ~ .
puwerlul. 1.061.- . -- for the sake of a '7' ,, 4 '9
[or the Red, . /mIeI', ’
F. Btttenhauaen
Duien
Sterling Garage
Station Garage
HORMON, CONN.
Bour& 00.
RH. Spellnmn
NORWALK, com. A' 3‘ ““3“"
R. W. Kaela!-
Wm. Hartwig
' Wilton Garage
amorous, com.
’0. '1'. Gregory
Westpont Gauge
8. aninao
snowmen, or.
E. W. Hubbell C0.
“hire and Wm:
So-(X l-ny Sign.
and the \Vorld’s Q :2.
Beat Gasoline
AIOTOR GASi )l.l.\'l€
DAREN, CONN.
WILTON , CONN.
WESTPORT, CONN. ‘
MPANYof NEW YORK _
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filer
figfi \
h.“ 9—K
NOAOK,
mflmruinsmanyagood it.-
Why not let us look 0v .1 'v
now? Often a small can ~.
a tire if not repaired at or.»
Ifyou need new tires. lit
youahout
Thesetirumsogoodthnt tw“ {;
in: test utter test, scvrzull . . F
world'o hm C0m0rf.lli“:\‘ - :,
useH'orscShoes cxclusia (71;. 1" 5
tun. an: no good that thc ...
ismttooeli them. but tog '. .'
Wewund like to start _vru '
oe Til-CF. Then \u. ~.
won let all of your tire
bushes.
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gamut)”
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+£54.56
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ldt-uls tlmt v ill in l" "
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N‘n yours ago. lot on gall to
899. Vv'liilt “’0 (‘31; d:- '»| in '-. "
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