rlsT NORWALK
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:ing of 'l'roop No. 6.
lll‘lll this evening.
ltlnndnli and son. \V'il-
Mary Prince. of Spring-
~_. vi to East Norwaik. Sun‘
0
.l‘t‘l‘ll d that, with this coming
llrtl Cross Life Saving
its activities for an-
Tllt‘
. l (“tn'ist'
will:
‘r/
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iallvl Mrs. Stanley Carpenter of
:1: ll . l‘lzicr un' vxpcctcd to return
lmnn- shortly tiller a week‘s trip to
NM» You; nnd Philadelphia.
Ill.
lillzl ilullon has moved into
Jicr lirv.‘ honw on \Voodsido avenue.
which hoinl» rvplnccs the one «it-stray-
(ui by lil‘t‘ several months ago.
M l .~.
’l._v,:‘nnn Bracken is cngagcd In work
most l-vrry tiny on his new houseboat.
\‘i'lllt'll l‘t‘ is building on the flats on
3hr south side of tho \‘Vashington
:Ju-l-t in'iriirl“.
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lmnsilioni on the south side of
strut bridge, which has
mmirml (hero for :1 number of
will u hich wont by the name of
'l'hu
\‘x‘:w.llm::1on
I i":
ll ~.
-lloll-l llt‘ (links is being (lis-
llil‘f‘il.
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'l in li' li‘l\(‘ lll‘('ll no signs of mac-
innilini: this war as v,(-t :11.
,h it ls n xiii that about llli‘LC ul-
or :1 mix size have lit-en
This is not expected to ho a
.1,-
‘ll.
I-..“ “...... Rnch. oi“. Jersey City. and Miss Mar—
-—-—-—-—. caret Gouth, of \Vcsibury, L. 1.. were
,y ”W, Mrs. [Mam] Loppcrt 01.‘thr-spo'ikers. These people are all
M now. Mil” lime rcturncd to their out- going: missionaries to liritish East
.‘ W. “NW N Will to this city. to Africa. 'lhc missionaries were recent-
, ._ ml the “mum of Mr. chpcrt’s lythc guests of Mrs. Margaret Tjader.
. . in: Mr. and Mrs. imppert are to 0! Tokonekc.
u m» tin-iv honu- permanently in Ral-
unis.
..- WESTPORT
\t'lth' work on the rc-plnnking of .
l‘~ \‘(nshing‘ton strut-t draw bridge, is George Hendricks of Troadwcil ave-
..-hcdnlml to start the first of next nuc, Suugutuck' has [cit for liens‘
week. i\lv"nslirem(~nis nrc living made st-lgu- l’olyu-chnic Institute at ’J‘rm’.
"”"""~ “3“! “Um" 0" ”I“ planking 511“" 'N. Y., when: he wiii‘cnter the scien—
l in lit llw walks. by Jack Horst. tilic school.
‘nu hull ilw contract to do the work.
Tin- iocni dvlegutcs of llil' \Vomcn's
I’l lu's :ll‘l brim: rnndc for the ob- Auxiliary ot‘ the August Mnithuis 903‘
mm‘ of .thn :luth anniversary of No. 6 ot‘ the American lueglon left.
. ‘Lt-l'llrnlmn of Christ Episcopal yesterday to attend the state, conven-
‘h The program is llcing pre-
wwl tlzc (-llsm‘vnnco will be hold
1‘.
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lill'lllllt‘l‘f‘ of thc \Vomnn's Aux-
(‘ln'ist church at llH’li‘ rouulnr
l“"1'lllii¥ imlri yl'stcrriuy aftcr‘
:{lw church. lll‘lll llu-ir regular
m Winn nnd nlso discimsmi
. '1 llll- lmusmvnrmimr to he ll('l’l
l‘ \v rectory on tho ovr-ninc of
LTlll.
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iri'v lint. following a con-
! l mu lull lo-lny. thr- contract.
W-wiuiilir 01' the fill for Call
i l:-..v»lx and tho now roads to
. , ‘v‘. \vill iw lot. The matter
r swl at tho moctlng of the
2 night.
=1..l-ll:4hmcnt of the new build-
.. on Sycond, Third. Fourth and
nrm-tu. ni‘t‘ccts those sit-cots only
..n ('m(- nvonnc and Gregory
"nll‘il. Houses on conmr lots.
-. I, {turn on either ("ovr- nvrmw or
' wiry ‘llonll-vard. will lunc- n twwn-
1 loot inuildim: lino m: ll”"~‘l‘ two
I:'Olll.'llf:ll'0“~‘. lllll \vi‘} lmxv only a
n loot llill‘ 0:1 the skill ser-ls, for n.
ilstnlu 1- o" wilvtt- TS {I'll Mick. Hurt,-
"Ofil (1.” ill!“ curm r lnls lt'l\t" :1 front—
"‘ 0r 5" fvrl mi ll‘rv mum liiclnvny.
will moms tlml nv-s
llnllmw \vilhrmt
will look qm-r-r
m r< mu lmlld
:luv {I‘lil' that
lwr‘mw- of a po—
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gomyrwv
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The garage being beuiit by Miss
Jennie L. Scott, in Rowayton avenue,
is rapidly ncaring completion.
Mr. aners. Shepard \V. “Foils and
family of Grumman avenue, Cranbury,
were recent..._visitors at the home of
Charles H. W'clis oi: Rowayton.
Mrs. Stevens of the Tokeneke Inn
1nd as her luncheon guests of the
early part of the \veck: Mrs. Francis
Arnold. Mis. Appcii and Mrs. Ledyard
Stevens.
a
Mr. and Mrs. Steam .nud family.
who have been spending the summer
on Highland avcnuc. returned to their
home in Brooklyn, New York, yester-
day. .
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Mrs. 1‘ ranklin Crochet, o 'Rmvnyton
nvenuc, has given up her trip to
Clmcland Ohio. where. she was to re-
pusent Connecticut at he National
conuntion oi the Daughters 01' Lil)-
(-rt), on nccount of the illness of her
husband.
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Moses Rackett, popular carpenter
of Crockett street, is building many
now booths at the lloton Point Park.
Mr. [inckctt is moving all the booths
from. the side of the hotcl, to the
silll- or the bathhouse. Neville Bay-
luy. manager of the Park, intends to
imxo many now
Racks-it will probably be
1111- i‘nrk for quite
working at
a while.
A vcry good crowd was prosentlnst
(-vcning. at the Rowayton Baptist
church and hoard the. talk about Brit-
ish East Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Andrcw
concessions. so, Mr. '
officer, ti at Morgan had tairen money
tram his pocket and-had gizen it to
his children to spend. As Mulhaley
had no way of prov ing the accusation
he “as at sea to press the charges. It
was votedto drop the matter. The
firemen also-gave Mr. Morgan 8. vote
of confidence. After other business
vas discussed the meeting closed and
refreshments were served. 9
0.412131% NOROTON
Mr. and \Irs. Fiank Mills are visit-
ing in Highlands. New York.
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itaymond, Street and Sons Ice Com-
pany tecehed a cat-load of ice )ester-
day. “
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Mr. and Mrs. Dorr and family, 0:
Tokeueke. have returned to their
home in Nutlcy, New Jersey.
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Mrs. Hant'ord Smith. of Leroy ave-
nue moved today to her new home
on Main street.
Mrs. \Villiam ll. Beckiey has rent-
ed her bungalow here to Frank An-
nuziato, manangcr of Schultze's mark-
et in this community.
Ralph Gentile has resigned his po-
sition in_Lombardi's drug store, on the
Post Road. and has returned to his,
home in New Haven.
L. It. Bennett, who has been spend-
ing the summer at Tokcneke, returned
to his home in Montclair, New Jersey.
yesterday.
Sedg-ewick. and
returned to her
after spending
M’rs. \V. “'eii, of
Leroy avenues, has
home in New York,
the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. N/J. Funk and fam-
cludcd during the examination of any
one of the others. There was a dis-
examination of Sheriff Taylor
58 MKS GMN ABLEMAS
.3
Admitting EMpplicants to citizen-
ship at the final session of the Natur-
alization Court, yesterdav, the total
number of aliens who became citizen‘s
'at this term was listed at 243. Oil the
”number admitted westerns), 46 were
civilian applicants and 12 soldiers.
m”those dismissed were for the fol-
lowing reasons: One far character; 29
for ignorance; 12 for draft: two
petitions and eight for non- prosecu—
tion, making a. total of 52 examined
and dismissed.
~ Acaordlng to nationality, those ad»
mitted were listed as follows:
15; Czecho-Siovakia. 9; Great Brit--
ain 8; Hungari. 6; Russia. 6; Poland.
:Germanv, 3; Canada, 2, Turkey, 2;
:weden. 1.
There will be a. session of the Na.-
(Contln'ued =f'z-6m, First Page)
purpOse of. storing the attached prop-
erty.
According to the evidence of sheriff
Taylor given in mourt, an execution
was ordered and he had given notice...
that the stuff would be sold within
fourteen day-.5
Kirk Makes Attachment
About two days before the. date set
for the sheriff’s sale, Mr."]‘ Taylor imp-
pened to be in New Canaan. he‘said.
and saw his stuff being taken from the
store wherc it had been stored by him
by Connstable Kirk under the super-
vision of Attorney Hegeman. This
attachment by the New Canaan con-
stable on the writ; lssued by the Ner-
walk attorney was to satisfy another
anion brought by Kossler's creditors.
A writ of rcplcvin was subsequent-
iy obtained hv the Stamford sheriff
and part of the pmperty taken by
Constable K'irk has been rcturnod to
Sheriff Taylor, having been T([\l(\et1
by Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulcns,
of Norwalk.
It is the claim of the defense that
xn‘tnn LOVES BRIGHT COLORS .
We see the truth or this statement
'in the varicolored flowers, the vivid
sunsets, the birds of brilliant plumage.
But we never see it exemplified more
the first: attachmen aken by Sheriff _
Taylor was invalid and that thus the Splendidly healthy woman. Hotv does 5
belongs to Con- nature paint this health? Why, ‘in '
property rightfully
stable Kirk.
“'itnesses Ram].
Previous to the. examination of the
first ~Witness. Sheriff Taylor, who was
called by Attorney Moore for this
plaintiff. Attorney Hcmman moved
that all Witnesses in the case he rlx-
the rosy cheeks, the transparent skin,
the smooth red lips of such a woman.
And she molds it in firm 11gb and
rounded contours. The ailing woman
l'l deficient in natural coloring. and
she does not even appear to advantage
in clothes that would set oi! her more
attractive sister. Many women who
they, too, can have these charms if
they will give a trial to that remedy
which brings strength to trail women
-——l.ydiavI~:. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com—
pound—Adv. .
cussion on the motion and .Tudcc
Young granted the order so that tho
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made while the other witnesses. chrc
outside the court room.
ilv, who have been spending the sum-
mer at ’l‘okcnekc. haxe returned to
their home in Montclair, New Jersey.
Daria-11 will furnish a bus to accom-
modate school children living on the
east side of Springdalc. to carry them
to Holmes School and also Noroton
Junior High School. . .
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“'omcn's Auxiliaries at ;
Hartford Thv “'t-stport (it leg: :11 s are
Mrs. J. N! lson Crawlord and \irs
Judson “2 'llis of 1-: \H-(rgru-n uvt-mw.
tion ot‘ th(
l
A special town meeting will be ho-id
in the Town Hall on State slre‘ct this
Mining for tho purposc of dccidinlr
win-tlicr tlicrv will be Sunday movini.r
pictures in town between the hours
or 7 and 10:30 o'clock. The Select-
men n‘crc pl-titioncd last week by sev-
(-rui local voters on this question.
This _\\’estport clerical union is openly
opposed to Sunday moving pictures.
but everybody else, except those for:
the pictures, have not. expressed them-
selves publicly. A large attendance is
looked for us this qur-stion may have
some inlliu-nw- on the coming: election
held on tlw first Monday in October.
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'l‘llf‘ regular inflating 0f the Sauga-
tm'l: [lmw company No. 4 was held
lust mi wing in the fire station on Riv-
I‘l'Fl'le' :umiue. Frank Serena of
llw (':Il‘ni\‘:ll committee reported the
company had cleared $1,560.10 from
Ilw l't'(‘(‘llt carnival held on Compol
int. The next important business is-
sui- was the charges of Captain John
Mulhaley against Edward Morgan. A.
resolution was read from Mr. Morgan,
then both sides of the story‘ were
heard. The affairs started when Mor-
gan was in the money booth at the
carnival and three other people re—
*\ in size".
ported to Mulhalcy, Who is a special
"1% .1115
SPEC
Good Coffee, per lb.
..1y 5 Flour, 241/2 lb. bag“
4'2. rim Té‘matoes
No. 2 can
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70 80. MAIN ST.,
"'FAVLIN B OS.
FOR THE WEEK-END
:i-‘s Macaroni or Spaghetti, perpkg. 91/30
v's Cocoa,1/, 1b can ..15c’
Tlllle Peas, 2 can! for“. owvooon-o‘vtnto IllvnturcqlleLtjr25Q>
Sugar 00111.2 mic: , 25c
M‘lgnolm comma‘mlk’m- I...I.I.‘.'.I:Q I)“,
Biscuit, package;.................~.........'._. 41/20
H Ci‘lke ....3,.oI[coats-onlo-.-...-,oolcocltpnyxtapj
lfl' Cake ..inoso.1-o‘tllootm’r-o-ntactical-tin. W
3 F if“: Ammonia 7 on;oc:o.‘o'.,
IALS
IIICICIIOO‘OOOOICOOCIVQI. 256:
cocci-cooon-cooon-ogu. $1.08
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DI...IODQI.DII,OIIDI'IDCCD.. 15°.
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'lCIOIQI‘IOOOIOIOOOIII-U.
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23° .
. u a on .. c a ico‘gao'uoo'do coco.
John P. Iirummcr, of Main strcet.
spent \Vcdncsday in Stamford. )lr.
Drummer witnessed the showing of
the “Prisoner of Zemln." which is
playing at the Alhambra Theatre.
The Darien A. C. Dali team will
cross hats with the crack Sound Beach
.tcum. tomorrow. 'l‘hc game will be
played at the «animal lot. Lambert
and 'l‘orok will do the battery work
for the locals, and a good game is ex-
pectcd.
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SI'LI’HL'H CLEARS l'P ,
ROUGH OR'RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Slumialist.
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema. can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho~
Sulphur, declares a noted skin special-
ist. Because of its germ destroying
properties.- this sulphur preparation
bruins at once to soothe irritated skin
and heal eruptions such as rash, pim-
ples and ring \vorm.
It seldom fails to erove the tor-
ment and disfigurement. and you do
not have to wait for relief from cm-
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar of Rowies
Mentho- -Sulphur from any good drug-
gist and use it like, cold cream—Adv.
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Saturday Specials
at the
T9 U. S. CITIZEVSHH? ‘
for ,
Italy.,~>1 L
turalization Court in Stamford todav. ,
attractively than in the person of. a _
long for glowing health will find that ’
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taxes-rot New York. $5.509; P ~.
vanla, $300.79: Utah. 347.82“!
Jogger. $492. 79: Calcutta. , ,
West 1Virginia. 2; Kansas, $13.9 '
Under his will his wife. Sarah E
Lyon, received $7 060 outright an 7
large residence in King street. &
son. John. and daughters. Lilian
Lyon Bitch and Sarah E Lyon, each"
receive $415, 5463.5 Mrs. Hattie m.
son also received $2. 000. Lyon diet!
19.20.
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7 I'll-ED LN GREENWICH
GREEN‘WICH, Sept. Isa-Final ac—
Lcounting in the estate of John Eon,
estimated at 'neariy 32.000.000, . was
filed in the Probate Court here yester-
day. '
7 AVarious taxes accounted for include
a State inheritance and succession tax
of $57,120.63: penalty tax, $30,075.65:
Federal inheritance tax. $127,131.37:
State income tax. $17,679.14; transfer
55 Main Street
Norwaik
Telephone 2828::
"143 Washington Street
South Norwaik ‘
Telephone .2247
We Are Giving an Extra Large Sale on the Best
Quality Meats.
ygLeanSmokedShoulders ............15c lb:
FancyFreshKilledFowl .. . . .. . . 40611).
i:
Pork Roast "and Pork Chops . . . . . . . . . 24c lb. .
Fancy Native Veal
Should-er Veal to Roast, 7,
20015;
Veal Outlets . . . . 40¢%~1§
Loin Veal Chops 3583b
Rib Veal Chops . .. . 300 lb.
Genuine, Spring Lamb
Small Legs of Lamb, 4 1:06
lbs 300,360 lb.
Shoulder Spring Lamb,
. . . .. . 180, M.
Rib Lamb chops 40c 1b.
Loin Lamb Chops . . .. 5001b. Stew Veal, solid meat 28c g
SizewingLamb,21bs....25c 'BumpVeal.........25¢
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East Norwa.
QAULITY THE HIGHEST
k Cash GrOcery
PRICES THE LOWEST"
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Granulated Sugar . ........ . . .
Finest‘Creamery Butter 43615
Gold Medal or Jones'Fiour $1.09 Bag
Campbell’s Tomato Soup. Special—303115 25c
GornFiakosorPostTonsties......................8cpkg.'
‘RWFiourJz-eshsuppiy,315;.ibbag....................25c~
Kippered Herring. 2 cans 25c
Sardines,inPureOlive0ii, Beansfor..................25o‘=
Pork&Beans, regular 15c seller,3ca.ns for 25c
CornedBeefHash.21b can...........................29¢:
MacaroniorSpaghetti............................8cpkg.
" Ammonia, Quart Size—Special 25c Bottle
Star Naptha Washing Powder, reg. 250, cut to 18c
PureCiderVinegar............................ 13cBottle
PureGiderVinegar..............................450 Gal...
A- STUL
24 COTTAGE ST. EAST NORWALK
......
.-......oo-ooo-ool...coco...
Schult‘ze’s
-Week-End Spéci «so;
Small Legs of Spring
Lamb35c lb:
Veal Outlet . . 35c’lb.
'LegsofVeal.......z....10c1b. 7 ,
Loin Veal Chops .. . . . . . . . 28d lb. 'Forequarter Lamb . . . . .. 22c lb}. ’
Pork Roast . . 25c lb. Prime—RibRoast . . 2%,30c lb.
RumpofVeaI 22c lb. ShoulderSteak.......... 14c lb.
Shoulder R0381: ...... .izm lb. Smoked~Siioulders ... 15c 1b.} l
Flank Steak i28cibl
Sirloin Mann“... 34cm,
Pozterhmefiteak 38cm;
Hamburgsmk 1...” 140 Ibiv
LoinLamthops ...... 48GB).
Iathtew............
mm 8734b.
Plate CornedBeef_ Bulb.
15:: lb. Bangui-113d M 130.22.: 1b
veal Stew‘ a u . . v a. o;- In. 1“ 1; W’Pfitmafif: ‘:": '9' 1&lb >1
Msummsmt: 38c lb.
BEEF SPECIALS
"PorterhouseSteak................................
SirioinSteak....................................33:3);
BrzgundSteak.....................................15cm,
ShoulderSteak............ ....... 2%
ShoulderPotRoast,21bs........ ..... .22 15"
BreadandButterPotRoast....................... c
BostonRolisforPotRoast........................153:.
SticldngPiecesforPotRoast................:.....180 .
FreshGhoppedBeef............................215325:
PrimeRibRoast, BonedandRoiled..............25c,30¢11:.
Fresh Shoulders ..... are?!)
FancyRoastingChickens....‘....................... kl:
RumpCOrnedBeef............ ..... 200,22} 5.
RolledGcrnedBeef................................15clb =
PlatecornedBeef.................................56.1!)
Franflurts,Bologna,Liverwurst....................20clb
BOTH MARKETS CLOSE AT 7 P. M. SAT. NIGHT (D S. T.)
GENUINE SPRING,
LAMB SPECIALS
Leg; of Gamma Spring“ ,
" sPilCIALS 0N lIEZEV:E
‘ BEEF
Shoulders of Genuine
Lamb .....'.......,
Bib Lamb chops
Shoulder Lamb 0110138;
RoundSteak........32¢lb
ShoulderSieak......1scm-7
.Bostonnous........2ocnsw
'Stmkingm 20c 11».
* anexilakoust smell 1
manual j28cas35cm.
FrahWW 122mm
immune! 73in;
Shouldersof viative Veal
liturapofVacationing,8°
€3im"‘”£jiiii.l. a;
mm'VQSLW mass 400 7
Rib Vealclmps 30:1
1%,
mmrmmm........i.......-....2;:
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