The Ladies Aid Society. at the East
Q'venue. M. E. church. will meet at the
church tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. F. L. Long will be in charge of
the mid-week meeting of the Advent
church on Thunday evening.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Young Men‘s Community club will be
held this evening at Community hall.
The Sunday School board of the
East avenue M. E. church hold a
meeting at the church parlors last
night
Miss Olive Mctzger 01 Rye N. Y.,
who has been visiting with friends in
East Norwalk. returned to her home
on Monday morning.
A1 (anevari is preparing a report of
the work of the East. Norwalk mm-
d dam committee. which will be
made public in a few days.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Cl1111t
church will meet on Thursday alte1
noon at the church and all members
are requested to attend.
Final plans for the three- day ‘bazaar
of the East Norwalk Improvement A.-
#:latmn. to be held in Communih
a net week will be mad
arrow; 13 public
The Young 'Mens (‘ommh'fi'fiv Club
will further discuss plans for the tak-
ing over or the w01k oi the 13.151 Nor-
Walk millpond dam (ominitter at to.
night‘s meeting to be held in
munity Hall
Sympathy has been e\p1essed to
Mrs. Warren Church of Gregory Bou~
levard whose \ouner lineband lies in
St. Vincents Hospital. Bridgeport in
a serious condition. as a result of an
accident. in Bridgeport. on Sunday.
A number of East Norwalk Republi-
cans. among them “'allace Palmer.
Philip H. Fielding. president of the
East Norwalk Republican Club. Hen-
1y C. Selzer and Frank N. Glow-1'.
chairman oi‘ the Third Ward Republi-
can committee. attended the dinner
and got-togethvr. hold at the lime]
PlilTord. last night. following the Son-
atorial convention at which time
Jur‘fze Nehemiah Candee was unani-
mously nominated for Senator iron!
the 26111 District.
R0 WA YTON
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1 no lion-:13 ton
Jnmts Nelson...
sti‘ritnkt. hats Liv.
Crnw linll and is talking 01' spomlizv'
the winter in Florida.
Mrs. Josephine (‘raw and Mrs. l“
llroxtn, “ill: llart'} l.11111l and (an.
ily. motored to Nt-“nl'k I'm-villi). 11.2111
arc the guests 01' Mrs. l'lilwin
cher at her beautiful home in Forest
10‘
E.
Hills.
Mrs. George Crosby. of 42 Sprin:
street, reported to the police. yeah-1n
day. that she hadvrentcd her ho11se.1111 ‘
Bttts island. to some local young
men, and that when she went to the
island, on Saturday, she. found that
the house had been ransacked and
everything portable there had been
taken away. The police are investi.
eating.
Ophir Chapter. 0. E. 3.. will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night.
QUIT TOBACCO
So my to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing habit
No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly nerve- shattering to
bacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew. just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in..
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
Shortly the habit is completely broken,
and yuo are better off mentally, pissi-
cally financiallv. It's so easy. so sim-
ple. Get a box of No ToBac and ii"
it doesn‘t release you from all craving
for tobacco in any form, your drug-
giet will refund your money without
question. No—to-Bac is made by the
owners or Cascarets; therefore is
thoroughly reliable.
NINE YEAR om '
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(Continued from Page 0110
Denim-cows and casting out a hook.
lit-Marco succeeded in‘ catching hold
of the boy's clothing at the first cast.
The remains were taken to [lay-
111t111d1\‘- Son's undertaking parlors.
when the) were viewed by Medical
Examiner Samuel H. Huntington.
The (nose of death is given as drown—
mg.
'l :11.- unenll will be 'nc‘ni incur row
afternoon from the home of the ooy's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo ile-
Mm'ce. 11 High street. at 3 o‘clock.
and interment will he in St. Mary's
(en-Crux. Besides his Daron 8, he is
smviud by a half-sister.
The regular monthly meeting 01 the
Noi'walk Building and 'Loan Asso
ciation will be held today at the office
of Taylor & Golden.
(‘om-'
-11 up his premiers luv
l1'1'nn— 1
With-11 Maude BralnartL to Rev. Harry
3;
Inn.
‘is spending a week's vacation in the
heme Warden Wilbur Smith ad-
dressed the members ol‘ the Fairflcld
County Game and Fish Protective As-
saciation at a meeting held at the
{Seaside Hub, Bridgeport, last night.
on the topic of the premnt game laWs.
' The Ladies‘ Aid Society. of the
First M. 1-1. church. will meet to sow
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock
;with Mrs. S. .\l. Stevens, «1 View Crest.
I Ed. 1111.
on “'ashington street shortly before
2 o'clock this afternoon by Attendance
Ofx’icer Henry (7. Seizer, who stopped
the boy to learn why he was not in
school. (:ill told 11121113~ conflicting
's'tot'ies bei'oro he admitted his iden—
tity, Hes-aid he came trutn i'rovi-
deuce, R. 1.. and the police of that
city have been notified.
Monday's guests at the. Royal James
Hotel. “3111 51113111, \Vt-l‘t‘i Rim. E. l..
Smith, llidgefield, (‘11n11.: Donald
Sheldon, Ridgctleld, ('o11n.; Mrs. “1'. A
11.21111 12;, was picked up on]
surrounditfl W 3‘" W.
at the Ym‘ .
em We
ford.
Herbert in“. mm
Col-
33?, 3:13;. to his duties today. after
enjoying a week's vacation at Wil-.
ton. ’
The Entre Nous Social Club held a
meeting, in Davenport Hull. lust even-
ed and a number of the members at-
tended.
M'L
1113. Mrs. Lottie V. Payne entertain-l
i
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nun noon 1‘0 3
33117 You ”
Loon. income
MAESWINEY PASSES
LONDON. Sept. 2i. —-Lord Mayor
MacSwiney, oi
entered this morning the 40th day at
his hunger strike, according to a bul-
letin issued by the irish Sell Deter-
minntion Mamie. He had come sleep.
but it was quite littul and he was
very weak this morning, the bulletin
stated.
[13 the. direct question whether Mac-
Swlney was being fed. a Home Olfice
ofilcial said this morning:
Western Union
it]; ; Lineman Killel
(" REENJVICH. Sept. 21.—O:~'bcar Lind-
Hum 35. 0| Georgetown a lln1-.1na11
1mployed In- the “ eelern Union Tele-
graph (map-.111). was killed at
Mill yesterday al'lrrnoon when he fell
15 font to the ground while trimming
a tree next to the telegraph wircu.
Merigold. Miss Louise Merigold.
(:1 een [Hake “'isr'onnin: \\', B. Hui-.111.
-llos-10n Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert.
1Stl1enctlad1 Fl 1. Ille11y,Ha1l-
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g SOCIAL NOTES
son ol’ Mr. and M15
01 7 Crescent Ter-
'lax-
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Lune.
Lane.
Hem y .\l
1}“111111h A.
:race, and Miss (11.1w (hurchill
vElor. 1l1-_ 11111111111li>l1111l daughtm 01 .\l.'.’
.and Mix Louis A 'l laylor. of 8 l or. is
istrer-L l-‘i1'.~1 dish-ion were manicd
Satuulry :11'te1111oon, 111 the honn1 01
Thomas F.
Lpiscopal 1
Rev.
Trinity
the bride's parents,
‘Swan. rector of
,chul'ch, otl'iciatina. The
\1.1.\ wilncssed b) the 1mniclia' (1
iriends only. and following a short re i
ception. the couple left for a two
'wecks' wedding tour. '1l'hty will Inake1
‘1l1eir home on Crescent Terrace upon'
their return.‘ Mr. Lane is an nn1ploye_
of the South Norwalk Savings Bank. i
and is .111 ex-service man. and hair
Mr. and Mrs. Lane have a host or;
liricnds comm: the yomger so! 01 the
c‘iy.
‘1 Mrs. (‘ora lsaacs Brainard, or New
:York city. has announced the coming
'1111111111go, of her daughter. Miss Doro-
Sanl‘ord Crossett, formerly of East
'Norwalk, and a well-known Methodist
Episcopal cleimgyman on Monday even-
i112. October 4th.a1 St Paul‘s M. E
(hmch West End avenue and 86th
sheet New York city. Rev. Mr. Crou-
139i. is pastor of the (hunch. and has
a number of friends in this city.
! .\lr. and Mrs. H. M. Tiebom who
hme been spending the summer with
sweet. have returned to their home in
and Mrs. R. A Mile of 34 Clay
Baltimore. Md Mrs. 'l‘lebout was
formerly Miss Ethel Milo.
Edward Ainlew. of West avenue. is
enjoying a wek’s vacation at Sound
Beach and in New York, from his
duties at the United States Shipping
Board, Wilson's Point. .
Mrs. Jessie M. Ferris and daugh-
t1-1-s. who have been spending the1
summer at the residence of Mrs. John
H. l-‘erris. West avenue. returned to-
day to l‘nnsuic. N. J.
Wallace P. Benellshu. of Rovayton
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‘orounds offer equipment for but men.
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like 1.1313 best, it a a gicat relief.
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the very best!
Qqui-Teu, (3 lbs. $1.30) 450 1b. ‘
Duchess, The coin Supt-m, cutl
to 411: 1b., (5 lbs. $1.00)-
ane you tried our butter and
988'?
3131113qu 036 lb.
Springvulloylmalodn.
Cheese thetischmflolb.
James Van Dyk Co.
21 “RTE m IT.
30m NORWALI.
THE HILLSIDE SCHOOL
(PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK)
A School for girls and for little boys,
will open for the year 1020-21 on Wed-
nonday. September m at 0:“ p.111.
Thorough mutt-action by experienced
faculty of college graduates in pri-
mary, intermediate and Upper School
Upper School on.“ College Propa-
ratwy and General Coon. for girls
from mm." to twenty-one. Special
review. for college Manchu
General count on». no Mons:
MW m, We.
Psychology, ”Moi-y of Art, name”
etc.
Small elm give opportunity for
individual instruction and develop-
ment. of right method at and).
€emm%ees filth—901 m large
ample and beautiful
tal and physical development.
Exceptional teachers of voice, piano,
and drawing on the faculty.
The Principal. may be noon at the
school by appointment after Septem-
ber 7th, 1920. Printed matter on re-
quot.
MARGARET R. BENDLINGER, A. B.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, A. B.
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lens night at Brixton Prison where he 1'
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SHAVE
SHOWINGS
Our drawing of shaving needs
m Voluntary.
ithinghom an oldfuhiflied
I reset to the newest safety with
extra bind“ to! sum brushes,
straps. nope. talcum mini.
and after-Ilium. lotions. Mir-
rors, too. hand, stand or cued.
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37 West Washington 80. Home":
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SILK TRICOLETTE
1 ' Black. Navy. and Brown
Special Price. $2.50 yd.
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$1.05 a yard
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agent for the famous Bax-stow. (mono). may I'll
' pert call and see you on your haunt: question.
i 127 -131 Wash'mgton Street
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mahogany, oak and old ivory; (1
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