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o,'cloclt in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcbpal Church. This is the first
meeting and all of proper use are cor-
dially invited 1
Divine services will be held in at.
8:883 Mission. corner IVan ZEN. and
thin rattan 'itth v hm '
East 110mm Republicans had their.
biggest demonstration of the campaign
last night. and enthused to their heart’s
delight over the his parade through
the streets of the village Several
thousand people along the line of
march witnessed the denunciation.
11nd heartily applauded the Iverioue, r:
tabulations in line The“ format
took place at the headquarters of the
club, corner of Van Zandt and Son
Osborne avenues. where the club as-
sebled between 8 and 8: 30 o 'clock. The
Bridgeport Rough Riders arrived on
the train due in East Norwalk at 8:08.
The parade was *formed in the inflow
lug ortier:1
Grand Marshal. Hubert 3. Mitchell
Aids. Daniel L'Hommedleu..l. S. Ran-
dall. William Thompson. Daniel P. Mor
roll. Jr., George W. Roblnson.0hoyles
All Kinds of
Good deals and Groceries.
is. 3. Hunter:
fidceeosor {of ilesoe: II bondage.
1"
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THE
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(‘rowds came yesterday to this
sale. with'no regard to the weath~
er. These Hosiery Bargains cow
not be duplicated again at any
511181 pricc~thcy are samples used
by the travvtelcn and no bought
them at our own prim. the saving
is {01 you come today. lht quan~
lily is large, but won't last.
No. lwlmdieu‘ hose. plain and fancy
black and drop stitch. real value 5101'.
Sale price. 251' pair.
No. 2~Lu1lies' hose. fnncy lislo
thread also silk liale. drop stitch. real
value 132m pair. and 75c pnir. Sale
price. 391' pair.
No. 3~Men‘s hose. fancy. mostly
llsle thread. value We. Sale price. 25c
No, l-«Men‘s fancy hose. flue uuulity
silk lislo. drop stitch. vnluc 623.43 11nd
The pair. Sale price. 39c pnir.
N0. S'Chlltiren‘s hose. line quality
retail value 87% and bile pnir. Sale
price 25c pair.
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SPECIAL PRICES IN
SMALL WARES.
Toilet Department.
Liberty Rose perfume. a new odor,
trial size bottle We each. 350 oz.
ideal Tissue Builder, 11 perfect skin
food. positively guaranteed not to hurt
the finest skin. a bleach and cream
combined. ”I per jar.
Pearls of Violets Tnicum Powder
ll'ic box.
Almond Cream. 25 and title bottle.
Lame assortment of perfumes
bottles at 10 and 25c bottle.
Jewelry Department.
Latest novelty. ribbon ends in gilt
at 10 and tile.
intent novelty.
not. 25c sot.
Belt buckles in butterfly and mili-
tary styles. slit. to and this each.
Rhinestone belt buckles. at one and
31.98 each.
silver and silt metal hulr Clasps. i0
is and the each.
imitation ebony toilet articles. with
silver mounted trimmings, at 1011 each.
Any of the Following:
Curling lronu. letter opencrn. shoe
horns. ink erasure. corn knives. cuticle
knives. scale. blotters. darncrn. Bell's
null tiles. and shoe hooks.
Campaign scarf holders. with the
photon oi the presidential candidates
at the curb.
Leblhor Geode.
Patent leather balls at 26 and title
with gilt braid. 50c.
Velvet belts. with [lit braid. 39 751'.
Heston bogs blasts and colors. 39
mid 50c each. ..1 .
Art Department.
more“ bin cushion. lace trimmed 26
889
ll). WK.
in
ribbon clasps. :l in
4
l0
(‘ut work duylies. 5.
each
Lining o. Mont.
Quilted outcome lcoloro. 50:: yard.
Quilted satin. all colors. "(to yard.
Oriental allk, ell colors. 161: yard.
Confectionery Specials for “hardly.
(‘ream mixed. in
(‘hocolsto cmm. No lb
corn cakes. In due.
Mixed chocolates. 19c lb.
Sugar cream almonds. 3011 lb
And many other sweetie: at
suite prices.
the
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lit
all residents iii Cove street; it'll-st ermine
intently 113.111.11.11...
“Medicine are-
one. as the paraderrwent by. was one
never to be erratum ”WW house
- was elaborately decorat
. fl ‘
diacharxed, here no at many other
places along the route which; with the
torches. uniforms. etc. of the men
made an inspiring picture. The merch-
ers Were cheered everywhere. and they
could very frequently be heard 3111111;
corridor cl mention
handsomely decorated ’
those of Elmer H. Nash”! 1.8 Randall.
all the other houses in Bimini itd‘VB'
nue; E. E. Gotham; Deficit
Charles R. Dny. Frank Day. Charles
correct, 3. C Hawkins. Leroy Toy lor '
and w. i-Lliarle. and nearly all the
Henry street, Fifth avenue and other
thoroughfares.
The parade looked very beautiful in
rounding Seaside Place, the hundreds
of torches being reflected in the water
leading one to believe there were twice
as other men in line as there nctuaily‘
were . ‘
inter the parade the men gathered
at the Republican headquarters where
refreshments were served and a pleas
ant hour spent. A considerable cuss
tity 0f food was left. and this was dis
tributed to the needy people of the dis
Met
’2. E. Gerham.
East Norwalk. Conn.
sells the paint that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—~Devoe lead and
zinc. ground. by machinery.
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nownrrolt
The public school football team will gen
play the South Nor-walk High School
Jr.. tenm. today.
Mrs. Samuel Mean. of North avenue.
who has been critically ill. continues
to slowly improve.
work wee started yesterday on the
‘ addition to Mrs Jennie Sharer a house
in Maple avenue. ..
Constable Edward Lsdrigsu has bad
a fence built from his new driveway to
the railroad tracks.
.1. Sherman Illoyt has promised the
Mortar Club a good time in the event
of a Republican election.
Miss Addie Wheeler. of Bloomfield
is visiting Mr. adn Mrs. Alfred
Vrocltett of Crockett avenue.
Miss May E. Raymond has returned
to her home from a several weeks'
visit in Heliport. Long island.
Mrs. John Gavin. of Brooklyn. New
York. was the guest. yesterday. of her
sister Mrs. George Lowo. of North are
one.
The Hoyt Battery Club took part in
East Norwelkfs big parade. last night.
Their mortar did noble service all the
evening.
The Order of the Eastern Star held
it meeting. last night. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dnuchey. of Main
street.
Mrs. Harry Benton has returned to
her home in South Norwnl‘h. from a
visit with Mrs. George Stevens. of LID'
coin avenue.
Mrs. Charles Guider says that it Me
Klnleyand Roosevelt are elected she
will give a grand supper and invite all
the Republicans in the place to attend
Captain and Mrs. Charles '1‘.
Lowndes. of Main street. have as
guests Mr. Sillsbee and Mr. and Mrs
James W. Edgett and two daughters
of New York city.
The parade tonight of the Repubii
cans will go north as for as the root
deuce of William T. Raymond. at The
Maples, where it will countermarch.
nod to the village.
Va entine Henry will discontinue his
barber business in this place after It;
day He says there is not enough bus.
iness during the winter months to pay
him to stay here. Mr. Henry will open
a barber shop in Mlanus. Monday or
Tuesday of next week.
Last evening about “‘8: 45 Daniel
Wicks saw a man. probably a trump.
noting suspiciously near the residence
of Charles Salter in Crockett avenue.
He kept watch of the fellow. and saw
him so into the yard. on to the house
and .peok into the different windows
He must have seen Mr. Salter in the
house lor he soon came out of the yard
and walked on Main street. Mr. Salter
happened then to come out of the
house. and Mr. Wicks informed him of
what he had seen Mr. Salter pursued
the fellow and asked him what he
meant by such actions. iic pretended
not to understand. but upon Mr. Salter
threatening to demolish him. he lost
no time in getting away. The same fee
low frightened a group of email boysa
little earlier in the evening by asking
them for money.
MMNJND NORO 701'.
Miss Mary Wood. of New York. in
visiting relatives in Noroton. for a few
weeks.
Wont or do has been leveled by a
{arcs undo ty of gravel. placed there
to bring it up to grade.
1 Eli‘s. that; Hoyt. who has been Ilelb
in her niece-:itro Howard Ballard. of
Stamford. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Brunei-hot left
their summer. home. "The Undone."
Novoton. for New York city. Novem
her i.
Mrs. James M. Willows: end sough-
ter Virginia and non Herbert have
been spending s week «its roletlvon
in Putnam. .
The teachers oi the Damnation»
Church that at the persons? that
night. 11nd studied the lessons or the
coming month.
The urinary Circle will meet with
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert 8. Broom at
the Congregation“ condom. next
Tuesdsy night.
Mrs. National Bench «1.. presented
with 11 my mu e m
3‘88 1888! 8 8.8
handsome
days since by lips Nellie Douche!
V, time.
til
{Wad ilimihfl’ims ' 1
TM olx- mooted or inner
b loin low""pn ‘rt
“by bowels beating down all the
and pain» in my grains and
1.5.11 ebnnot sleep.
. an i Delie’vo nip. disclosed all
.no one over; Refill on I do.
2" win no main iliotiid allow
herself tohresciimrsnthi a rilectifn of
moerywen so utcy no
use Of it. was it of our ml"
trait in this dilemma rsW.lllloms of
Email and the guiding advice of Mrs.
nkhm of Lynn. Mass.
No other medicine has latch o' record
raboolut/e euros. and no other medl~
cine is “just as cod. “ Women who
want a cure shoal insist upon getting
Lyd is E. Pinkhsm’ a vegetable Com-
Kound when they 111111 for it at a store.
nywuy. write a. letter to Mrs. Pink-
ham at Lynn, Mass. and tell her all
your troubles. tier advice is free.
, Nonstop s1... léiallm the possessor of.
a 11111.. specimen of nspemgusnprcn-
The New England Floral Art Ex
change. will meet with Mrs. James C
Jones. Noroton Heights. next Wednes
day afternoon.
An improvement in the sidewalk has
been made on Main street. from James
Blrchurd's residence to Sutton
Wright's blacksmith shop
The Republicans have nominated as.
justices of the peace Newton H. Cro
foot William Schildknecht. George W
110 wier end Hiram T. Taylor.
Mrs. Richard Dunn has had several
improvements made upon her Nora
ton Heights residence recently. among
them a new roof and new veranda.
Mr. and Mrs S. 0. Kerr will move
to Stamford. for the winter. in Novem
her. and will rebuild their residence
recutly destroyed by fire in
spring.
M. Kane is making extensive lm
movements upon his residence
grounds. Leitoy avenue and Mair
street The entire grounds surround
ing the house have been leveled and
terraced. a new crushed stone wall‘
will be laid in the front path. and the
gutters repaired on the LeRoy avenue
side of the olnce.
din-3.10. bl Scovel has completed it
remarkably beautiful Jupnneee silk
quilt. the. work of or year. The bar
monious arrangement of brilliant col
ore dud great variety of patterns and
devices included make it a very in
terestinrz and pleasing struh
..Mrs Helen Andrews. who has been
in England. hel native place since
May vioted Mrs. Paris Railroad are
one. while on route to her home in Lee
Angelou. Cal Mrs. Andrews visited
the Paris Exposition while abroad
William Farts has been with Mr. and
Mrs. Andrews in Los .tngeles. for the
past five years
-——-—~.
WESTON AND CJNNONS.
Mrs. Jeremiah Miller has been quite
ill with the grip.
Mrs Gccrse Cole and son Elliott
of Rye. N. Y. are visiting in town.
Kn enjoyable soclnble nus held last
Thursday evening. at the home of
Dennis Chase.
The ladies of the Aid Society held a
social. last evening, at the home of,
John Stommell
Miss moms Partriok and Rebecca
Moody. were visiting relatives in Ben-
buvy. over Sunday.
1.31“: Hattie Coley has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Coleburn
at Norwalk for a few days.
Connor) Grange held a special meet
Inn. Wednesday. to initiate a number
of candidatee. in tbs-Just and second
degrees
Mrs. William P. Lockwood
enter
tnlned the members of the
Marines
Whist Club. at her residence Wedncs- ‘
day nflornoon
Mrs Delia A .lellil‘fc of Georgetown 1
hill been the guest of Mrs Joel God
trey. for the poet week. She spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Brewer Gilbert
Through the efforts of iversou C.
Portion. a circulating library has been
placed in Norneld Granite boil. for the > ’
benefit of the public Miss Lillian Ad
nms bun been appointed librarian.
PAINT YOUR IUGOY FOR me.
with name's Gloss Corrine Point.
ready for use: to colon. film I
high gloss equal to new. field by
Deadlock. Watkins & Dow and J. T
Prov [Lt
ON HER MAIDEN
PHILADMIA. No
(WAGE.
lit" 3V7
Wells Cantoln Crs luv. which sailed
from Boston. October 29 arrived here
today. on her molded voyage. She
will take on a lame cargo of cool here
no proceed to Harm .
as.“
”(TRADITION FOR JEWILRV
THI K71.
SEATTLE. Wash... November 8——
Deiectlvc Nosent. of New York. has"
mired in this city for the purpose
ofhtsklrgg (insides Mgtller to New York
or m so some protection Jewel
ry mined sit new Application will
he made today for extndttion papers.
walk. orbit... . .
the
. . indoors the pun
‘th metstnhdei‘ion 5‘
ye then started for
One bullet went through his 1
the ankle. and; the other 1011
hi!) Dr R B.Grlsw01d was
but he was. not
needed in finding
Hill. and e‘ doctor from
8.111 result from the accident.
W
LOBSTER GEABON OVEE.
interference the Gauss.
terminated for this year.
yet subsided The quantity of
other years and what
lobster season.
cripple
satisfaction to them.
. in one letter about
, ?a1uKrller
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From Capt. i". Leye‘VI’olloe Simon No.
a. Munimlte—“Ws frequently u-c Pour.
liarra‘ l‘l‘iN-KuJJm for pains m the um-
mli, ulimnurfism. rll'ffuno. fmsf him. duh
Nun". Prom .r. and all afflictions which
‘ befall inch in 1111: impillon
’ l list 19 no heli-
l'ncd lnmrnnlly mul Externally.
Two Baas. :‘fir. and air. mules.
' in citrus out on to "nor ,
1.1
at home or sun
Dr Bullpen?! Round
Greenwich.
The doctors tried to find the bullet 111'
the young man’s hip by the one of if.
' rare. but did not succeed. ,
The doctors think nothing serioud
sun of Unprofltablo Rorlod—emw we
. quite well. "
The lobster season. that has been ,.
graduating down from a‘ 1.1.11.1 to n
quiet condition for several weeks has
it has been
a checkered season for the lobetermen.
and those who have earned any
. amount over and abhve running ext
pauses are indeed fortunate The rea~
son for this is too well known to need
repetition as the interference of the
New York courts caused a. stir along
the Connecticut shores that has not;
lob»
liters forwarded from Connecticut to
out of town markets during the past
summer was nothing in comparison to
began most
promlslngly for a banner season end-
ed in a failure and disappointment.
owing to the injunction put upon the
lobstermen just in the heighth of the
if it was the latch»
(ion of the Long island officials to
the home fishermen. they
planned it wisely and well. for they
succeeded admirably. if that was any
GLOVER’S
’rHE‘ PLACE.
8 The
Walking Public
are interested in footwear
)
Stability increases interest in
the following line.
“ROSIE—tho now shoe for two-
men. extensively advertised;-
ontonsivoly worn.
$3.50
LOUNGBURY O. MATHEW
SON some: need no further
comment-woo know the mak-
erI—uyou know the reliability
of the goods.
'S300los400
HANAN HM mn’b delight.
The foot in a Hanna's has an
impressive individuality, has
it not?
$5.00
ELITE—nae popular-so stylish
--m remnablo.
$350
substantial.
$3.00 $3.50 $400
”WE-AR serous
8 your :1
TERHUNE'Hnlon stomped—- V
- ‘ 1811,11; titlbdna 81* .
8'
‘Don’t depend on '11 attentions state
ment
Reed South Norwulk ndovliemrnt
Read the statements .olli‘lctlllr Nor
.. Pills from Plalstcd'e drug]
store on a 511.11.: urinary trouble ori-
slanting from a cold which i caught
at on entertainment. Dean's Kidney
I Fills must have brought about the
change for after the treatment l/po
For sole by all dealers.
cents.
Price 60
Foster-Milbur‘u Company. Duf-
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States. ‘
Remember the namewboau'awand
take no other.
Not What You Eat!
What You Digest!
Mike‘s You Strong!
Here’s Digestible Goods—Di-
geotiblo prices:
Gold Medal Flour,
60c. bag
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter, 231:. lb.
New. Fat Mackerel. 5c. each.
Fresh Soda Biscuits. 5c. lb.
Pure Lard. xoc. lb.
5 lb. Box Pearl Hominy, 15c.
5/2 lb. tan London Cocoa. 18c.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Ave.
I Web
Yahoo...
Although we are hav-
mg a very busy season
we have not allowed
our stock to run down
and can ofier as good
vanetv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
5-31Sorham.
l0 Flusr AVENUE.
East Norwaik.
Tel. l35-2.
PROMPTATTENTIOB
To OROIRI'
: .Plumbingand Tinning.
Steam and Gas Fitting
31111118911131.1911.
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Goa. Nam him
one Wm 8mm
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If. “Mini til thefoodnnd aide
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I woi
ibut‘y so) .
the Capron Store upper: to.
ing the room to keep them in my own store.
Here tiresome of the Bargains I will offer:
Mon 1% $31 sowed Russet and b.1119" bliocn’I
Mcn‘ o $3.00 Wax Call and Box trill Lace Shoes.
Men's $3.50 Viol Kid, Hand Sewcd Laéc Shoes,
Men’s $2. ‘50 Double Sole Calf and Box (.“nlf‘VSllocs
Men 5 $306 Potent Leather. Ilnll Dog Luce Shoe ,
Mons $2. 00 Calf Plain and lip Slopes,
Boys‘ $1.50 Gulf-fiend Top Sole Shoes.
Ypu‘ihs' $1.25V Satin Calf, Medium Sole Shoes,
Little Man’s-$1.00 Shoes, Spring llccl.
Ladies. 1ine Kiri, Welt $3. on and $3. 50 Shoes, . 1 8
Ladies "Heavy, Irall. Hand Sewed $3.00 Shoes, -
Ladics’ $2.00 Up— to- Date tine Kid Shoes
ursscs' AND cnitnnnus' SCHOOL suons ‘
1 DOWN IN PRICE. .1
Trunks snd'Bags to be sold at Reduced Prices. ‘
otsall's SHOE soon;
8| Washington Street. ‘V ‘ {South N‘ rw
WE BELIEVE IT
would be to your advantage to buy your cool bore
the coming season, and if you do, you will loot:
permanent customer. We can refer you to chat
who have bought coal here Exclusively for rd
quarter of a century, as to the uniformly goo .
of the coal we sell. We have never had a better 1V
than at present, and are confident of Our ‘Vohili
please ycu. Leave us your order and you’ll
of comfort when winter comes. V
JOHN H. FERRIS,
r49 wnsmuorou swim
In
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Oil Hooters!
Just the thing these
cool nights and mornings. ~
Heatwherever you want
it. Achild can carry them
to spare room bath room
down cellar anyw.hcle
No Smoke.
No Smell.
five ,.
AN ATTRACTION
to most people whatever thei
sex 1;. proilous condition (it.
tudc." is n box of delicious.
assorted confections. Their all
mom pleases the palate and thel
”9.. ”WWW
Ipiéflnfjs flw pocketbook.
isomers sails find at small cos
No Danger. 1W
GIVE A QUltL K. CHEAP
HEAT.
80118118811818
1‘ 53 WALL STREET.
scum ”11103321!“er
on land: M
except more».
83.m.t012m..nndfrom1m§ .1'
Saturday. 9 a. m. to 12 m., and
day evening from 7 to 8. .
Open daily.
2°
:2:
:3
_£
ill Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone 43-6
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srAreono's,’ “
1..., """““"*,;5; Church's "
Plumbing and Steam Huf- SANFORD'S,
Ing.‘ ARNOLD’S
Hot Water Heating. 3
Hot [or Hearing. 5 o
nommhwons. c.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
(in and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Mots] Ceiling. on
HIV. you seen our m 01
IchMOND RANGE! 1
m rm a mu» cos-my
I? WALL STREET. NORWADK.
The Mission
of Paint
0“
poor: suutfiit’
STATIONER .
is to preserve us well as benntl ‘8 : v " 1
av. You on: fisher? to let your [‘I‘GRAVER.’
cone go a a y t means do
caycd weather boards. broken ‘9 WALL 81‘" NO, 1
mouldings, work for the cornea
ter. Save money by painting
now. Give me no opportunity to
sell you the best point made.
THE COLONIAL
DECKER.
87 Washington 81.. Be. Norwsik.
4D. W. RAY MONDI'
FOR SAT
$35000 will buy it 08
lot centrally located on
line. Full particulars
JACOB M. LA
WW DIRECTOR
AND WALKER. Real Estate Aged
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