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"Mr; F. n. Benedict of :5 Second
street. East Norwalk. spent Sunday
with her son and daughtenindaw, in
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Hackerel are beirr, caught as tar
up the harbor as the Batch & Bailey
of fishermen on the dock yesterday'
noon and this noon, at thelllme that‘
the tide was high. Quite a few.
mackerel were caught. one man catch-'
in; about 60 on Tuesday. Eels and,
lattish are also caught with a drop
Quite a number of East Norwalk
women attended the Neighborhood
rally held at the home of Miss Mary
Rider. East avenue, when Archibald
.f¢.gampbell of Bridgeport addressed
at. gathering on the topic of "Wh
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,nnteren Politics." ‘
An explanation
who ballot system of voting Twas
, given and there were campaign
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luau-u—n—n—q
East Norwalk residents who are ex—'
tooling to”attend the Republican Ral.
l! at the Regent Theatre in Nor-walk
this evening are warned that they
' arrive early in order to secure a seat
'as’ the motion pictures, "The Right.
head" will start promptly at 7:45
o’eiock. Senator Frank‘ B. Brande:
in and Congressman Schuyler Her-
rfit will be the speakers of , even-'
‘ Campaign songs will" lso be
' .The Pmice Pefieion Fund contrihu-‘
tion book at Dunne's Hardware store
'is" gradually 'i-eceiving more names oi_
' hat Not-walk people who are making.
outribution to 'the fund. but there is'
” still. less than 3100 total contributed
.9 for by ';East Not-walk residents.
It is hoped that East Norwailvns a
whole might be able to contribute
«.1th "$100 to the Fund in appre—
flatten of the work of the patrolman.
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affine city.
final plans for. the supper to be
' '7, the 0!! of the
k on Friday“ evening, were made
the. meeting of the Ladies’ Aid
_ ty of the East avenue M. E.’
attach. held yesterday afternoon. 1
_ ‘ lne tables of auction were had at
fie card—apariy held at the home of
am. Franklyn G. Brown. Seaviéwl
mane. yesterday afternoon. the pro-
m In! which will be turned over
., ihé East Norwallr Millpond 2am
Evangelistic services will be held
this week at th‘e’!wedlah Congrega-
m . East avenue and. Van
" t m with services on Friday
, mu ,8 o'clock. On Sunday
mebeui prayer meeting at
" in the morning: a sermon
.. : 5. dbloelt: Sunday school at
ii'o’cloek noon and a Young People's
meeting at 3:30 o'clock.
at 8 o’clock; The
the Rev. A. Ling-
wf Thu-anion. Conn, and the
.Holander __oi Ninth Cranby.
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50 young people from East
k attended a Hallowe'en mas-
e party held in the club house
~ rear of the home of Miss
y Howell, 71 Cove avenue. Thea
- was appropriately decorat-
autumn leaves. yellow and
crepe paper. Those who at-
e party were dressed in cos-
.that either were groteaque or.
' ' and many succeeded in
heir friends throughout the
evening until it was time to
, Dancing wan enjoyed un-
' hourand refreshments were,
At moat pleasant time was
. gall who attended, a it was
secret that the passage of time
pom-wow
: w bauxite members of.
aytqn Dan corps will go to
“as guests of the Nerw
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in-'
take part in a parade
. ood'e Hail.
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dock as was evidenced by a string,
our road and it will alwayszba
elk!
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1‘ with a supper and dancetbe air wow!!!
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DIVING FOR FIOH. ,
“Come on. m mid Oswald
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Harry A. Franck in the W-
om the top. My a be
three orrour fleet'abovedtbe pass. is
laid a ho e stone alah. preferably of
marble. immense brass or nickel!
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At 7:45 the-need moving picture, “The night Road."
EVERYBODY INVITED
5E
it would henicetohavealan
quot. and we birds know how
for them. Come along. friends.
along and prepare for me great
banquet.
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rings at each corner by which to lift
in all“ Spanish countries. the!
tombs of all but the wealthiest iu- ,
mates are rented to! a term of yearl. 43»
at the end of which time, I! the de-
scendants {all to renew the contract,
the bodies are tossed into a commvm‘
graveyard, to make room for those or
in b to ch ‘
“We will all share in dol ”9‘ " °‘ “media: occupant
work. We will not put It all
or two 10 do. We will all
make the banquet
Joy it.” ._.
"That is right.” said Mr. l'iah
Hawk. Now Mr. Fla!) Hawk and OD-
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wald Osprey belonged to the lime may memory. ' I ham. and ohter moan
family but 13;: If“: dill’erent “gun lint-ti. the Cuban “Father of Lilv' i poultry. Confidenizal')
family “I“ lit 8:3' Ian“ e" em." in burledobere. and Estrada g“ 80” HATS - - . _ _ _ _ saw wouldn‘t pay us to do any}. :..
fumil and u; e 1 Pulp" ”W‘“' m ”“We Ndfi' i . else, but we want you to
th 5' en ugan they would can some in an Anurrlcan'nchoul to first :2! fl, You are invited to prm:
boegnselves the Fish a." family. and presidmt of Cuba. But neither holds at? m “mam?" "m “‘ 5‘
“N names ""3 quite ”£79“. the chief place In the heart of the- is? VEIJOURS‘ ' " " ’ " ' ' " $5. actual obeervation.
I! “'1‘!“ qult'leau old bird’seld Cubnnmaaaes. Thatisroserredlor iii .
,"i ”'b 3"" ""3 '° '9’ W " Mecca. the negro general {ruled just gii . Ms IZI‘Ff.
‘ “hm than yours. Oswald. And 1 before the down or independence dur- é ALI. me _ .. _
h.“ ""9, "h". touchea ‘9 my “a ing a {oolhani scoutln expedition in i 3 " R' 3' Me. " 3“"
feathers than you have. y ‘ ‘
That is be
way with the ones of the lentil! who
are older. .
the woods or Caehual. in company
with a bare halt-dozen soldiers. i
Cullen “Memorial- Day” is observed:
ruuglmut the island with much 1
spouting of poetry. and laying on of;
feel unfithat they are powerful, tor
they help us in holding our food. We
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flowers. on December 7. the anniver-i
iory or Mat-eds death at the hands of
‘the Spaniards.
care (or such slippery food,”
"Yell” laid Oswald. “it i. slim.
in:I oh, it is good. Andanether thin; ‘
w oil is convenient or'uoetui or pleat ‘ - .. ‘
ant. or all of those things. about us is “‘5 SUPERB WATER , POWER
thatonroutertoeseaubeuaedas
well {route-am. or mm when That of British “with is Said to
weare catching and holding and he”. , Equal Five Niagara. in it.
in: in place the ashes we have caught. Poodbmiies.
Heur'bow all of the family are whis- ”‘-
tllngl What great land whistling The potential water power of’Brit-
noise. we make. Well. every one In. lsh Columbia, experts declare. is equal ’
coming for the Magnet. In,“ g. can to that at are Slant-as. Pouring down i ,
tain. And the c ildren and the moth- "0m the mountains comes enough wo- ?
ers‘nre coming or the banquet too. 441“" ",3 dCVflOD 3.000.“ WWWWJ _
“How well the mothers looked am; Niagara fails. when all the water that ’ <-
er the creamy eggs this year, now, is available on the Canadian side has;
they waited until the eggs turned from "9071 harnessed will PM“ 911')’ 6’3: '
brown shelled ezcs into benntltul oil-"0‘10 Mm power. 1
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'tugis the, wheels of mills and fan'-
Portable Electric
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lot-lea, propels the Street cars of "use 7 3 510m ,1 '. - ,, 3.3} . , 30 mm.
cities and provides lights for the! ; C; m V r - . . J
l streets and homes. I: the entire weal”: , - IN . g' , . . 1‘0
‘of British Columbia in water power ONE '“ (m
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to pmvli‘le power. light and heat for
140 cities the size'ot Vancouver and
‘New Brunswick combined. With this
'cheap power araynble. economlnia
predict that mug day the province
* _ wm'bemme one or the greatest manti-
' facturlng centers of Canada.
\on South Nor-walk,
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“We ‘ Have Strong Feet.
preys or fish hawks with beaks that
were curved and great strong
And also with a wild “loul’ln
eyes on though they could catch
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Fine Tune Will LIVI.
Probably the mslorliy of church-
| goers will agree mm the vicar of Well-
. lngborough in his refusal to allow the
feotl‘ church hells or his parish to ring out
their, "Pipperary" in honor of the treat
what peace. for in these matters one must a” ELECI'RI SH - W 0nd REA ms
they wanted to catch and see what or courao draw the "M W. C ‘ 0P . 0N haaThn -‘ stock‘
they wanted to see! Yet, when the vicar asks: m - . ~~ “fluim W all n
“The mothers built their neatl of; 'l‘ippcrary.‘ why am My. mine 60 Wall Street Nor-walk . Also bani-Moll m
sticks and they built then: mostly In '
Room for Uncle?” the analog in not
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trees (hi! year, though tome did MING“ very apt. Both longs, it la’ true. In '
their nest- rlzhtvon the m Ah. not—well. classical music. But the .
how alike we all are. How we all. glorious associatipna or ‘1‘lpperary' * w
care for the water. it is, only natural have raised it far above such criticism; . . - , ~ - ~ »
tha‘to T, shall-J'M'ike 3.1:“;3; m and though the famous tune may never . . . ' ' n.
a you as r. wk. reach the height of a church beltry. ) W,__"__~.._
:33; in: olilily care gauge. Bone it is. neverthelees, likely to no down 0 ' . — I !|. | ’
a mat wand no posterity as the immortal “Mar. An ‘ Fumtur C N w ‘
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sensor-food too-mutant! flab and] ‘ --—--——--a-- *-‘ . ' II A
ice cream and peanutal
Happy on His Way. -
In: one of the Indianapom amok
recently the teacher announced to her
pupils that they we‘d Indy China
during the afternoon. and, told
then to bring various products d
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thingstool But weoalycarefar nah. ‘ I “’x 1
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standing was in direct ratio with the
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