m Bogart was a recent visitor in
‘deeport on business.
Enrly this morning the street do-
' out had machines out sweeping
M the streets preparatory to spread-
ing a. layer of oil over them.
”
arleo B. Olsen has purchased a
W on Charles street from Winfield 11.
”Win. according to deeds filed'with
Ill-‘Town Clerk at his office.
this afternoon there will be a meet-
.” of the Kings Herald at the East
avenue M. E. church. at which time
.isulnionnry work will_he discussed.
- Instruction was given to‘ a number
at people in the use of the voting ma-
chine. at the Mayflower Hook & Lad-
.der. company quartcrs on Van Zamlt
fleet.
John \V. Grant. trustec. has sold to
Gertrude C. Stevens 3. lot on Raymond
terrace. according to u Warrantcc deed
filed with Town Clerk Hrirhert ll.
Smith.
Rev. Kenncth Macl\'cnzlc.~ of \Vcsb
‘port. will prcrtch at the service at
Christ church on Sunday cvening.
Choir rchcursnl will he held thisI
evening at Christ church. the time 01”va Milford have rcturncd to theirl
the rchcarsal to ho 7:30 o'clock (D. '1’.)
Instead of 8 o'clock as formerly. 3
Oscar Necnnder. of Fort
street. who several weeks ago was'
seriously iniurwl in an lllllflllllflllll' mu,
(Eldont :1! NW corner of South Main:
and Monroc strut-is. Svcnnd district.
Improving: rapidly Ell
is
”in Nov-walk
JHotlpll'ul. although it will um} i ~. x . . ' ' » . ' ..
. u 34011:» will riturn in llllll homo in .\t\\ ")‘kmort to “mum, their onde‘aVOl‘S upon Jacob p. Arnom. Harriet Robin. I’ro
time lwforc ho is :lhlo lo rcturn to his
tune. l
> Apl‘f‘O‘(llllhl"lV $13?» “'H‘s‘ l'Pull’lJ‘l‘
from tln- llll‘l‘t'-il.'l\' rummutrc sult- hrld
East wmzk lit ”in “'nman‘s Auxiliary:
rct‘civwl :it tho I'l'qlllul' sowing: moot—
ing of tho :iuvnlinrv llt-lll :it thc church
yestcrduy ul‘tcrnoon. No special‘ husi—l
nous- was truiiszu'h-d beyond thc rc-'
rt'lVlllR' ol' the lr-pnrls from tho sulc. I
“Millions Now Living Vi'lll chcr
Lfuture.
...—
ed, not meaning
beyond the antedeluvian standard.
Oh, that moral science were in a. fur
way to improvement. that men would
cease to be wolves to one another. and
that human beings would at length
learn what they now improperly call
humanity!" C. W. Ford. of New
york. City. promises to prove from
science and the Scriptures that the
fulfilment of these prophetic utter-
ances is at the door.
‘ DWTON
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Mrs. George Brown of New Canaan
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
John Fairbanks of Maple avenue.
Mrs. Russell Patterson will move in-
to the Holmes residencerin the near
‘-————-
Mrs M. K. Blbbins will more from
her studio to her \Vintcr home on
Maple chnue during the next i‘~w
days.
Mr. and Mrs. \Vchsier. who have
ht't'll spending: the summer hcrr- have
rcturned to thcir home in New York
city for the winter.
Mr. and‘ Mrs. ii‘rtmk Mahler, who
huvo ht‘t‘n spcnding tho past Wt‘t-k ‘n
rcsidcnce in ’l‘okencke.
'l‘hc [.udivs Aid Society hcld n
noon at the home of Mrs. J. E. \Vll-
Iiums of thc Post Road.
Mr. and Mrs. \antcr Such. who have; ' . . 7,_ ‘l 3
lmrien ‘nnd Thomas .l.ll\l.- (hut of ihc lord g. p. m. (S. T.) for the purpose of 131;-
hut-n spending thc summvr in
city very shortly.
'l‘hc Arrow Athletic (duh, which \vus
foimnd curly in the sprint: and nor—
'anizcd with Louis Sclicdc us prcw‘l
‘ Pnt; Frank Haiti-n us lrvu_§urvr. :ind ‘mnkq
of Christ (-hurrh, according to rcporls‘l". Micklm'ich as St'f‘l‘f‘lill'l'. will hold ”3:“ 3,3.
a, carnival starting: toniulii on llnil'>
Field Post Road.
chased old we. “dung. lieutengat‘ come 3m
our lives lengthened at pleasure. even hear Andrews. -whr-~
, .fl m...— .....- 7...”,
’ 7., a V»
'A class for brownies
and 'meet every Saturday in the, club
rooms at Noroton. Mull. Bur-
bara Weed is the leader of this post
and will be assisted by several of’thg
senior girls.
AYTON
Mrs. George Kay. of Crockett street.
is visiting relatives in New Haven.
Mrs. Leroy Decker. of Ilowaiton
avenue. is spending two weeks in New
York city.
..___...
Frank Keeelr. of East Norwal‘kJms
resigned his position with the People’s
Grocery Company.
W. A. Crockett of Cudlipp street,
Rowayton has awarded the contract
to Stephen Miller for a Thatcher one
pipe heater.
Highland
as
he
Mrs. John Johnson. of
avenue. has ucceptcd a position
teacher in the Franklin school. in t
Second district.
E. L. Stm’vim_ of liowayton nvcnm‘.
is pointing and decorating thc interior
ccnily purchased by Mrs. Fannie Nox—
on.
g
Mr. and Mrs. James inndgraif. who
have been sprinting the summer with
Captain and Mrs. Andrnw Mills.- will
T’nlntf --. ; a .‘a 3 vcstcrl v aft ~r~ . . . . .. .
,hu’td ind c kc ~. I. 3 «a, ' .return to thmr home in .Now \ork cm voters for the coming election trips».
‘in a {cw (lays.
3 Suinnl-l Mott. Judson ll. \Villimnsm:
O)Sl(‘l‘lllt‘ll hm'c rciurncd to Bridge-
,ihi nulurul lmds.
'\
T'luns :irc undcr way for :1 new
Hook (‘lnli, and ii is hnpcd that all
l'ulun immiu-rs will «'lmom- their
promptly. in ordt-r that they
orda-rcd :it {Ill curly date.
.._.._..
.lnsl “hut kind of :i \vintt-r wc 'irc
.tuning; in hnx'r no mic is .iwurc of. hut
lhc (‘llliltll l-in-mll) hot-wt) of St 43...," ;.|i uppouranccs tho rcsidcnts or
sort Vlencz-aduy t-\“lllll;.:. lll 'h.- pv'.
lHll honor.
. .
lillki .\ ( hurt h rcsumvd Its \Kllllil war ‘33”. commnnih u”.
plurlllfl‘ litilc cmt.
iultnm- in NW \tunlhrr mun. Mun)
.\l;in_\' Willis 1"" ”l" ”WP .ions of lhr pr-cious "lilzick Diamonds"
pn st fcw
.Die" 1 . - . .
much 3:119“.er nhich is ('.'llSlrli.:‘ 3.03m: months um.- 4.5.455...) ”33.1 :1 ix‘ 3,333,, 33,” ,3,,3,\,,,,,,3 in 1hr
delive- d imcnt pro and (on. is in lu- lirolmhlr that much \Hirk “ill in:- vir- mus
, l‘( in (.onimunity Hull. 11- .\t viml on In ilu- lllt'llllu rs n1 lln- 5mm .\
'Sundny at 3 p ‘3 .3, , . ' . ‘ .
"The-st word I A . s dndard “m“ :(llll‘lllu' ”W “""'""- lulizi lluniord Horton widow of
. - s rcmind o - ‘ . . . ' i .
merit of the disc v ”I“ “.t H" “W" ‘3 ,_ . “—‘—' lilin- late Spim‘vr t‘. Horton. for nulin'
BPnJ‘lmin F ‘kn our of """th'n‘i‘ 'h“ lollou-im; “WNW“ “‘ "" t‘l'lli'd irnru 'l \w-ll known rosidcnl of Ho-
n 'r: ' . . . . _ . , . . . ' ‘ ‘
"The rapid "fgyllfi‘ when llt' 5.1m, In ihc le. .i .lllt,l Amman (.ul fiq‘nllls “73”..“ 3,3,...” “Wm. H, ”u, homo “f
Occasimm I, L.“ as .01 ll‘lll' sun in... ’ nu- llli‘ (unwind: 3r.” Srmor putrid hrr rlziuzhii‘r, .‘ll‘s.\ll‘\ini: 'l' (‘olcmmr
that I w-. :n} :‘nllli'lllllrs ri'Kri'HlivL: ltdilv'lS, \l.ir\ Hun...” .mil “.lllll'l'l'll' iv: \‘ iuili 'iu-mw Hount V'rrnnn \
Bible to “11'1":rnlho soon. It is inllms. laziilnmlm; luilrol ll':lill'l'!\. \lnrx l:lii1‘l(-;\l. 'I‘lmrad;n morning Sculccs nod
mav 1).. “71's: n; thc llvle-IHH to “.m. h im'i lliiv|< l:.lll.llil l\\ Ashton .uvul 3m. um: ni .Il llixu nidv r‘t'lllf‘ll'rV Sui»
!h?.lmwuu(r‘:u. ill :i lllullsillltl i. ,3", 1,33. 3:1 l:.i.moml, lli.llllllltll. Virginia nrrl-g‘ <3.” 0.33, ,‘t .4“ p in
. l lllllll ovcl‘ in.iit.-,-_ \L.,.I_ 7:.“ Lhwdv K. t r. l‘ ‘ . ~ . . . _ . ._ . _,. _ _
(‘lllturo nyu- (“”hl- . ‘ ' . v".‘ and llt'Ilfllll-‘rl ______
‘. llHll Ilsa l‘llior. .ln.l \l. r» l 1‘ - . _ ‘ . .
double its ”mum”. A” .nq‘w. \. ,3 3. H :H 11:... (I 'l;illltl:].i IIZH‘H’H! lu-nrv l‘i., \\ lltll muzht linxr TI"§|Illt‘ll in a Na]
. .. ».. ‘lilil ;3. t, 1‘9 i .2'v,. . . \..
hy suvt- llll'tllls ht- lirr whit-(l and I .n. l ml u i. r. .l' -- \\' | .I 1-H” VJ”: H ‘U ' "h M "m" {m H" "H“ m" “V
-” l ' \ ' I "" ”m” N'H'll “'h“ IF mind of tlu- lll'th r turncd out to lw‘
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AT THE END OF A LONG, FATIGUING
YIOU OFTEN EXPERIENCED A CRAVING FOR ENTER-
PAINI‘.)ilalr‘J’ll‘, FOR ANYTHING, IN FA(.‘T,STHAT WOULD
ELI YOU TO FORGET THE PROBLEMS AND AN-
VVORK - A - DAY
PERMIT YOU TO RELAX?
Have You Ever Thought of Music?
It ‘Nron'mlays Musxc has bccome an actual necessity of family life.
. (1 mos the ideal form of relaxation after the burly-burly and
compleXIty of the day. . ‘
NOYANCES
AND
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OF THE
Steinway Pianos
Q
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May ‘Vish to Hear.
We Can Solve Your Problem !
VlSlt Our Victrola Dept.
We (‘arry a t‘omplete Stock of VICTROLAS. in All Sizes and
Finishes, and Every Available RECORD.
Aeolian Player Pianos
A Large Stock of Mel-O-Dee Player Rolls
STANDARD SELECTIONS AND POPULAR HITS
We Invite Your Inspection and Will Gladly Play Any Records
3‘ 1 1 Ask About 0
D Eli ERRED PAYMENT PLAN. “1'
DAY, HAVEN’T
WORLD,
of the housc.‘ln liownyion avonul‘. rc- '
'Gilmnn.
Autumn Exhibit of
Wallace Nutting
Framed PICTURES
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Popular Fiction
Boys ‘and Girls
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The Hamilton Sho
~ 9 WALL STREET
OPEN «EVERY EVENING UNTILNINE O’CLOCK
Natteford
3; may»; hilt _ W eye‘s:-
m-m 1W
strong [nets 0! wind that sailed
through the air'b‘lew mine red light}. ,
that signified a mating of danger.
{and in the Wfihe Ppmt?l' of .-
'the3 car lost sight: of the road.
The Republicm- rally at the
"quarter: or the Rowozyton Hose com—
patty: Calvin L. Mn. Republican
{announce for Mayor will appear and“
be one of the speakers. Addresses-i
will be made by Judge John E. Light
and Dr. Carl A. Hui-strain.
{candidates on the city
.will be present. Plenty of music. re-
treshmente‘ and entertainment will fill- ; -
:W’s Prom Hans. . .29cfb. Ramps of Veal“
,the rest of this evening's program.
1 It no doubt will be at great consola-
tion to the motor vehicle riding public
in this community when they have a
road upon which they my travel in
the highth of comfort. The rain on
‘last Wednesday played havoc and at a
lpresent it is considered a mimcie for
a human being to manipulate his car.
gor her car over the present roads‘
3va wouldn't it uppéar pleasant to
your eyes to read. that the concrete
has been commenced on the New Wilv
b‘nl: Point Road. Well. that is just
what. took place yesterday afternoom
.'l'iic first block of the new highway
was laid. i
a . i
If any of the tollbwing residents of l
the Fifth W’ard desire to be made-i
Emust appear at the» town court room'
.Asscmlily Hall. First District. tomor-l1
row between the hours of 9 a. m. and;
his the electoral oath: Ada E. Arnold.
Post Rabin. Anna. V. Baxter. Michelle"
Boll. Sidney R. none. Anna R9
Bond. Hulbert A. Bond. Edith L. Bur-3
chard. Frances 'l‘. Cohn. Minot RI
Frockett. Ida Crofut. Dominick C'u-l
.Chm' Stephen Danke. Bessie K. Em‘l
_mcrick. Lauretta 8. Flint. Frazier;
Phebe F3. Grunt. Graci- F“.
Grecnbcrg. Dori R. Hall, Lillian C I
'l‘lnmilton. Norman R. Hazmrd. Brio“-
got E. Howley. Elizabeth A. Howl“):
«Mac G. Howlers: Mary E. llolizm'in.
Fred W. Houston. .lr-sgir- M. James:
,Mlti. C. F. Jam-er. \Villitim E. hr;
(,‘luirc. Anne. Lynch. Robcrt Lynch.’
‘4.
our mmmsrfiiunue. 7 Too W
Fifth '
Ward is to he held thin evening at the f
Other -
ticket ;
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Shoulder?“ Roastsm.nfflclh.
Fates, Sprmg Lamb. . . ..12%clb. Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . . ”18:31..
VealCflets
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PorkRoast ..............25€l%3.
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Fresh Eggs . . . ......... 42c doz. /
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