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; 3: Harris & Gaul.
.- .-i‘- -.' 'l‘iie baseball team
' .1; limiuflruph. taken “-
.m: Hut; :ii i" o'clock ‘
studio. 1 irsl: District.
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.-...1u«su-d to be present
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. \ (union 01‘ Spring Hill ave- A .66an son-cc m be held
,, ....,.,,,. d . position at the P} m ”- Wt‘. Sui-“nest 2:
J , ,‘m \‘ew Canaan avenue. chestro will furnish the music.
i; iim is enjoying a week's ‘ h“
‘, .om duties as clerk in the _BUWE Shh!)—
13' ‘ 10‘! Office” '? Ans. Woman's Guild. Trln. Church.
p:- .fiMontooSLOct. 218M122.
. that were made in local
, :hr- heavy mine a few weeks ‘George W“ fit 15 Thomas
. H 1 f . rec-o. mo:- 0 t 9 ice Kat
. . .‘l I 1‘“ “It‘d They are 30- nlcht .that he had found :33 valuable
i , . Hr ”1711611301“? in the Win-4m“ cum Main street. vol
,4 . iocil pmple who drive ve- can“: 200. last van -
,, Mpc mm the authorities will .-—-———e ml.
1.; . .1» or them soon. E5 , I'C 11:9 Woman's Guild of Trinity
‘ . hurch are canvassing the parish for
_c v-wan; hat. lave. Retinal-ms Roll k11 rummage sale to be held hi the near
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um Thomas E. Swan. rector
um Church. will exchange Sunr-
l. mning services with the rector
(n "'iinity Church. Seymur. Rev. W.
A. \x‘oodi‘ord. The. latter will officiate
in (he 8 and 11 o'clock services. Rov.
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o' li~ (wt-tiring service.
. ..n I. Goldbourne. known
l'wupt'i'. the automobile driver
izirt in the races in Danbury
: zrdm has rented S. 8. Del—
ge in Ridge-field. the Ridge
.‘ ms \i den and has also rented
m Lewhboro. intending to
* . Hider-field this week and lo-
. i-vmim-ss there.
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\ Great Time at the Foresters
'i‘..wn Assembly Hall tonight.
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.4 with the brand of wetting!“
XML-l r .isted during‘ the 'M
't it has given all crop-tans!!-
-~ to grow their limit, and ti
jumperh. At present ”it far-
iiexoringa good mm hours
. in getting their apples to {1104
H 'i’hey fire \l’
' :. dry winter and the price of
n high because the farmers do
r l to sell them. They say'lhat
v..l them to "make vinegar."
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lum-ing at the Town Assembly
lvlliEiit. Foresters Fair.
Connecticut town. all of the
, 1: “ho appeared for the purpose
‘ 4- V“: made voters were invitvd to
7' o-xr political preferences. it
. "l-sired. About 80 per cent. of
in! they ‘vcrc gmng to vote for
:Inh' L1 This is very interesting. but
p;i>il.l‘lOli boards are not charmed
, h tin- responsibility of prying into
r- painical leanings of applicants for
'- \oting privilege. A man or s wo-
x'n wi‘o informed the inquirers than
-.~ is none 01' their business wank! be
ill \nthll his
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_\vdnlrtx VOTERS will. 1m
itsif‘d in hearing Congressman
.o-urrzun candidate for l’. S. Senator
gums! Frank B. llrnndam,‘ in front
.. tlrt- (‘irv Hall. Suing-(lav at 8:30 p.
m»! in front of the Norwnik Hotel
T::;| (’nnu'rcsslnan Lonerzan has
7lld2i.i for \:0ii‘8 for women.
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we CARRY A rum. LINE:
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mama cnooou'ms
'tiiison-Powell Corp.
scum NORWALK
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Hr. Swan will be in charge as MIL
u H lu-rcnbouts are pre'tty well _
law.
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unite. The. date and place will be
announced later.
it. John & Keys”. Builders. have
been awarded the contracts to erect
three fine new residences for look-
lvn. Wilton and local parties. Work
lobe Dmed at once.
.I—nd—u-
.—P-0-lstlsrrls&0ns’.
Guests at the Royal James. yester-
I‘clay. were: G. U. McGloin. Hartford:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Cooper Jr..
'Philodelphia. h: Mr. and M. C.
venison. Albany. New York: A. Ha)-
den Mason. New York.
Continuance of one week was made
this morning in the case of Henry
'Wilkins. of North Main street. arrest-
ed for o violation of the Pure Food
law, st the request of the State Dairy
‘Co om and State. Chemist
—-Pss Cool It M 8 mill.
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A slight accident at. the .corner of
Spring and Clay street-l took place.
,uu: mosni .when a car driven by
Horton E. fro). of 5 Taylor ave-
ue. ran into a car owned by Lillian
Bennett of 37 view avenue No
ldommwdono. .
—Dnnchg fiat. Eva, m I‘.
Nor-ilk.
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funeral of Mrs. 'Phom'os J.
{Buyer .was 'held at 8:30 o‘clock this
,morning' from the late home in Bar.
loo:- avenue and at 9 o'clock from St.
Mary‘s church. Rev. Thomas J. Finn
officiated. Interment was in St.
”Mary's cemetery.
—-Lotest 80ft. HsM.—O'Brles's.
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Although Judge George H. Voo—
lnu-gh has ruled» that the non-parking
ordinance adopted. some time “'0 by
the Common Council is illegal “no
parking” signs are still to be found on
Woflstreet near Water strsct First
District. The signs are misleading
and outomohfllfls lie-"ate to park
,nearthem for (car of; breaking the
430M5RPISHMAN AUG-FMINE
Lonergnn nominee for F. 9. Senator.
who will address an open air meeting
in front of the Norwalk Hotel at 7:30.
Saturday evening. October 16th. will
also speak in front- of the City Hall.
South Nomlk. of. 8:30.
Members of Banner Council. Sons
and Daughters of Liberty. will meet
at the Ridge ‘roms. 100 Washington
street. on Sunday evening. at- seven
o'clock sharp. where they will leave
in a body-twang“ flue twice at the
Nom'alk_'M. E. church." All members
are requested to attend. Member!
irrom New Cannon and Stamford
Councils attended the meeting of Ban-
ner Council. on Thursday evening.
and enjoyed initiation. filming and
dancing was enjoyed and home- made
calm and lemonade sened.
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LMM'm’u’afly presented by Con.
grams 10mm. “his loi- U. s.
vase-neon um “droning. Octoser
Eran at one It on open air meeting
in front of the C
IQ". ,Congreso-
man Lonef’an wll
speak uptown a!
w.» is frat or the—larval: Hotel.
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at her home in Miton avenue.
—-W’omen's meeting. Nondsy evening.
October 18. 1.920. A: Clb‘ Han. loath
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on Welch. Democratic candidate forL '
Secretary of State. and others. P
tract for a. modern garage to at. m
um“. Conn. who
State Secrotary.
State ticiet. will addre- a
women. at the City
night at 8 oclock. Other local speak-
ers are nlso on the prog‘ruhi.‘ An wo-
men have been. hinged.
tonight. Town Assembly Hill"
An automobile accident. in f t or
“the-Armory. at 7:85 o'clock this
morning was reported to the police.
Patrolman Reynolds went to investi-
gate and found that s local jitney and
a New lot-k car had humped.
damage was settl
drivers. and both c rse had gone when
thenofllcer arrived.
rested.
the complhlnt of his wife.
ed‘hefore Judge Nehemiah Candee. in
the uptown City court. this morning.
lthe case was continued for one week.
at the request or his attornby. [award
Fowler Women's Relief Corps. No. 15.
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Hall.
Pelton. of Noroton Heights.
speetor was greatly pleased at th~n-
spection. and congratulated the mem-
bers of the corps upon their appeal-'_
cial time enjoyed.
well attended.
hold as ops- air meeting on Rsilrood
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Mrs. Charles Blissard is reported ill
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VIC’I'ROLAS So! on EASY TERMS
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orwalk. Speakers. Mrs. Fanny fix-
Frank James has awarded the con-
Keyssr. Contractors.
Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch. of Col-
ls room for
on the Domocratic
Hall.
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~Attsad no Foresters Fair
_ 'i’he
between the two
Muuumsmusmu
Store Open Daily Until 6
-—All stylss Ion Nation's.
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Joseph Aquino. oi Water street. the
roprietor of a fruit store. was or.
last night. for assault. upon
Arraign-
’s splendid 65 to
$90 Suits are here at
Quinlan. , ' "‘
~l'lae suctment of espa~0'3risn's.
The annual inspection at Dow
as held last evening. in G. A. R.
by department inspectolrr.‘ Mira:
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A mtnper was served and a w
the affair being
ncc.
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