Bronze
Tablet {for Late Clint.
Charles W. Bell
mfi
A meeting of the Official Board
or the Methodist church was held in
the chabol last evening. Regular
routine business was attended to.
. Mr. Barry Bryan, er. Edgar D.
ch and Mr. Irving Clark wore
appointed a committee to make
plans for a Eaihei’and Son evening.
to" the bronze memorial tablt for
the church reported obnslde able
progress. This tablet is to be a me-
morial to the late Captain Charles
W. Bell, who was sfgperintendent of
ihe.Sunday school r a great many
yesio. A letter was read from th
Bishop revardlng general conditions
of the area. The Official Board will
nilgwer all the questions asked by
th Bishop. ,
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The power boat “Lotta Fun,"
owned by Carlton Ballard of Darien.
has been hauled for the winter on
the shorepro’perty owned by Mr.
Joseph Klinetelter or 'noweyton
avenue: , e
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_ On Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 11 the Belt Finger Club of the
. Rdwayton Baptist church will old
‘ a. meeting. The place of mee ing
. will be announced at a later date.
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_ Mr. William Rush of Bluff avenue
.has built a two car garage on his
property. The building work With
done by Mr. Joseph T. Pack iweli-
; knoun carpenter of Highland axe-
nue.
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Miss Carol Mills of Highland ave-
nue. who has been s'pending_the past
week visiting her sister. Mrs. .Lesiie
,Hughes in Brooklyn. is expected to
return to her home tomorrow.
.4 . is s o .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hart.
who have spent the summer at their
home. the Castle Venice. on 8am-
min avenue. haVe closed the house
and returned to Hotel Bretton Hall.
New York ciiY. flat the winter.
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The Home and Foreign Mission-
ary Societies ofthe Methodist Epis-
copal church have voted to meet the
same afternoon in the future. The
next meeting will be- held from 2 lo
6 P M. next Tuesday afternoon.
November 10.11: the home of Mrs.
Jos'eph Taylor'of Penneycr street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Minot
. phone home until recently. was i
~ Norwalk. have moved into the
apdrtment over the Peoples Grocery
Store at Guldclmi Corner. ‘, .
The E vei- Ready, 77bitele o: the
King's Daughters will meet tonight
t8‘ P. M., at the home of M13.
It’s to Your Benefit to
‘ Visit four
REMUVAL SALE
EVERY DAY
l. GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
South Norwelk ;.
all":
, {so stiss Therese .l
The committee appointed to.'attend .
Crockettfibeen added to the Libr.ary
~7 Gary. the story 01' Steel." She per;
. trays the life or the head or the
7 2ND ANNIVERSARY
SALE '
i‘Big Bargains For All
1 7‘ '.
Mill Outlet Store
. -;: irwo moons
124 W HINGTON STREETj
H NORMAL!
‘ er. but as my friend. that is you are
Mr” Ill milieu... ohBows on ave.
spent tits presumed will, in.
l .. 0‘» T.
$111.7 and Mrs. W. Pronlr Schwart-
returned to
ir home“ do ism)
pill the 03mm!!! ht' Boll Island.
manual Mills. daughter: of Mr.
on; time unis o: aignfsna
venue. who is very well known as s
ephtroito singer to the residents of
Beulayton. 1v ‘
at the State onvention of the Ens
worth nexus. to be held in the
South Nor-troll: Methodist. Episcopal
church. Saturday afternoon and
evening. November 8.
Beverayyoung people from Rowdy-
ton attended a meeting 0; the lap-
Methodist Episcopal
evening.
Church
o s7's" b
is slowly recovering from a recent
severe illness. ‘5
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J.. has made her home with her
land avenue. .
The case of the Sixth Taxing Dis-
lhfs week in the superior Court.
has
ist hurch. Bowayton avenue. ‘on
Monday evening, Noyember 16.
be held In the Method!“ Church.
this service. .
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Many friends of Mrs.
Rush or Biol! avenue are sorry to
learn that she is critically ill at her
home in Jersey. City, N J.
The following list of new books
havo been received by the Rowsyton
Free Library:
“Self Mastery Through Conscious
Autosuggestlon." Emile Cone.
1y 7.
meyer..
"Emil Gone and His Life Work "
Bandouin.
"Behind the Scenes, With the
Kaiser." Vol I. Baroness Von Ka-
rish.
"Behind the Scenes With
iialset’." Vol. ii. Baroness Von Ka-.
rsh
Eugene Field," Henry W. Fisher.
"Boumanla in Light and Shadow. "
Pantozzi.
"Literary Landmarks of LondSn."
Hutton.
Several French books also have
They
are'
“La Vie 7En Fleur. " ”A France.
"Le Bai,Du Comte D'Orgel." Re-
digest. .; g...“
” “Eur “We,“(ioulevaln.
lDA l
THUS EUURY
(”’0 S SUNS
New ran. Nov. 8.—(AP). Ida
M. Tarbell. author of the “Life of
(led the territory of steel in her
in .ataworio just published and
copyrighted by D. Appleton and
company. “The-info of Elbert ‘11.
steel industry in this country and
intimately pictures dill quarrels and
disagreements with other financiers
over his labor and stock market pol-
icleg. .
At the time oh the formation of
the big steel trust that was later
subjected to many government suits
and investigations. Miss Tarbell
wines of J. Pieroont Morgan's nut
in acquiring til'e steel- plants offered
to him by Charles Schwab. Morgan
submitted the proposition made to
him by Schwab to Mr. Gory. Mr.
Gary returnedit with notations of.
his own-and when the ideal“ was go-
lug through Morgen told Gory"
"now there' s-one. thing I want un.
derstood: It I (oi into this you are
to go with rue. not only as my lawn;
to stand by me." ‘
’ m attempting to gain the Rocke-
teller ores for the new combine
Gory found that Morgan‘s dislike or
figure but Morgon said“ that the,
lye today after .
one otitbe soloists ‘
worth League of the New Canaan ‘ .
lust 7.
Mr. Van B. Nichols of Bluff avenue 7
Mrs. Annie Kids of Imloytown. N.
brother. Mr. Clarence Mills, of High;
trict is scheduled to come to trial
Bri keport. The court's decision will ,
considerable influenve upon the .
meeting of the Civic Association. to
aid in the Chapel of the Method- .
Wednesday evening at 1 p. in. the 7
regular weekly prayer meeting will ’
The red song books will be used at ~
7 ' i.
‘Wllllam
"The Dixons,” Florneee Finch Kel- \
"Modern British Poetry." " Unfer- -
4 go. eitilr. Butlt‘s a Job Uncle lke
the ‘
"Abroad With Mark Twaln and.
. millions of people who
‘dldn't'cnuso ' hlni '
Abraham Lincoln" and “History of '
the Standard Oil Company, " has ins .
“Uncle Ike" \iorrill
Post Oiiice Wanted Him to Resign -- But Man
Made Famous By Novelist Now May Retain
It
BRANSON. ‘ M0,. Nov. .3.~Unclc
Ike‘ls‘koin‘g to kebp his job.
It isn't much of i1 Job Uncle lkc
either. He nus the saute, obiigiug
old [remit-mun he ninuys- was. But
ho had a new dignity. His life had
li('t' n glton iiIr-itnlng.
Uncle lku came to Notch thirty-
two years ago 'und established the
first posloffice. The job didn't pay
liiuch-nbout $1th a yc.r——but Un-
ric lkc “lifi satisfied. It 11379. pools
tion of standing:
Then. recently. the posioi‘i‘ice de-
partment naked for his resignation.
“it‘s all right." he said bravely.
“The office didn't pay anyway."
But his friends knew that it hill-t
him. 5‘ they deluged the posioffice
department with appeals. Tourists
who had met. the old -gcntlemun
added their pious. ' And finally the
ppntoffico department reconsidered.
Uncle lko can stay on the Job.
No. it isn't much of 11 job. usjobs
go. i'ncln lkc. u gruduuie of Dow-
gave his me to: lt's’.aii he's got. nild
he doesri't want it taken away fiom
him. .
Uncle lke s real name is Lé\i Mor-
rill. and fer two generations he has
been postmarlter in the wee village
or Notch. Mo. _
Of- all the people in ills section of
the Ozark mountains. you would
have said old ’Levi Merrill would be
the last one to acquire fame. But ‘
never saw
the Ozlrkd'have heard of Uncle lke.
Because._some fifteen years ago.
Harold Bell Wright. novelist. spent
a summer at Notch. Ho idicd
around. scribbling in a notebook at
odd moments. and went away.
And pr‘oocntly his book.
"The
' Shepherd oi the Hills." come out. to dolu Colic-go. class of '52 has held
sell no one knows how many hun~ mil jobs. He used to eat. type for
_ Adred thousand copies. Iloruce Greeley. hack on the New
In it is the charactdr of Uncle Ike.
vlllage' postmaster—«troop line for ago. And be practiced law for a
line from the character of Lou “while. .
Merrill. ‘ Bimini: ‘norol that made him
So Uncle Ike became famous. It.
to moon airs.
famous has made the job a part of
him. Ami he can't give il up.
1
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rues .i,
RANGES
STERLING FURNITURE CO
43-65 No. Main St. South Norwelk
v... wll‘)
Children: Shoes, Durable all Stylish
’Tis true our shoes weer oht, but they take
their-7 tithe about it — that’s why thrifty parehts
b'u‘y here! . .
Plenty of styles, plenty. of sizéé for a Satis-
.7; Washington st. South Norwalk
i
bacteriophage capable of destroying
Yofkfl‘rlhnnc sixty yours and more»
factory selection. . '
Rockefeller Stood in the woyofibids .‘
' ed by Gary. Morgan went to- Rock - .
toilet- and psrleyed with him fog the
. oreisuds. The Rockefeller offer on;
‘. es. 000 ,eqo more than Gary's outside
L.
It). so I
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DNNRDNDSS
u DISCOVERY
State Medical Men At
Meeting Claim Bene-
fit in Bacteria De-
'vourer
MERIDBN. Nov. arL—The myster~
lolis thing called bacteriophage. or
i).u in: in deiourcr, whose recent ills-
emery line so disturbed the scientific
.\ m m “as the subject of aiséuision
mi: idny at a meeting at Undciciii'i' ‘
of the medical officers of the Slate
'l‘uln- mulosls' Bunutorln. Most of ”If
mliunced bacteriologlsis now admit
the existence of tho bacteriophage in
the intestinal tract of all animals, bill
they insist that than be found no-
where else and they have hitherto
agreed that there was no nossiliie
bucicriophuge lo} genus “No the tu-
lli'lTlO bacillus ihnt possess a (ll-
i'eniilve waxy capsule. '
Yesterday. however. Drs. Colo Gib.
son and A. L. Bonynl. or the Under-
rllif Sniiatorlum. claimed that from
the very culture. of tubercle bacilli
they have been‘ able to procure u
the waxy armor of the tubercle bee-
villus thus making it vulnerable to
the prntor-iim forces of the animal
cigniiism.
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\lmiok of Heymoui
117 J
Human
lRMwkaQ
Clerk in So. N orwalk
7 J. l'. . ‘ ' . " ' i
FIGHT AIDED iius llt‘itll iimloilltetl u. iremllur clerk ialiiest in lilo lll'lilHll empire.
in the South Norwuilt post office.
lie begun his duties yesterday.
street weigh .100 tons ouvii und
Mll'is‘l'} "All!“ H'I‘A'I'lllN.
LONDON. (lot. 3. ».\ ulnniii 1w
din broadcasting station is liiimrl.
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13 giant nllints \l'lll l)(' 0110111141 ii ' “I'W‘lnh‘”
miles lens: and in half mile \\7lil\'. mum,
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724th ANNUAL . .
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Will Continue All This Week
With New Added Feature ltems Daily
Savings in Every Department
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will be proud to 0111.
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. Fine set of clunaware
You “ill be tlt-ligliiod \ilu-n 3011 see the charming decoration
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This set is ultra tivn enough it) giiicc any table—Lu .s'ct \011
And you gi‘l it, uiilimit any added ex-
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This set was ddsignod by one of America's illoh'i famous
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Ear-Ii piece in tiils set Is designed to keep ingredients in
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This \ieek 17011 (“Ill buy a Hoosier kitchen Cabinet
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“c are giving, iit no extra cost, it bgaiitiiill dinner
sci. a genuine Dexter Domestic Science Set. and a
' i'-ourtcen -picCe crystal glasswt-ue sci. This is :1
special‘oifer to introduce the wonderful new 1925
lioosicr Eghboy.
You mu t take advantage bf this offer immediate;
1y, llowcv . We have only a limited allotment 071'
cabinets for iliiS'special sale. When they are sold
appoint-ed. Come in today!
Q .
We have also a" limited‘number of other Hoosier
.. - Cabinets on which the some liberal ofi'er applies
' as long as titty lost. .
SPEClAL $li. 85
l 'l'liil Handy Hoosier Table
Here’s the greatest table value you’ ve ever seen! Washable
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heard of price; they won’t but long. .
At this un-
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