John Griffin has sold his horse to'
Wontnon parties. ,J .J 1J
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There will be a footbhll game on the
Mayflower oval,‘ this afternoon. J ,
”"J. W. hefltty' 11 men are steering the
residence of James H Stevens In Cove
street.
Minot 8. Partrick has moved from
Second avebIle to, the Washington
street bridge. _
Robert Morrison remains about the
some. Dre. F ii. Baker and A. N.
Clark are attendi n5 iii .
The unprovements to the Keogh
building have been completed and the
contractors have departed.
The East NorwalkJ Lumber Com
I‘L‘ny has loaded a car with lumber for
J parties in Tuxedo, N. Y.
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At 3 ocloek tomorrow afternoon,
Rev. J. J. Foust will 1p1'cach in the
West Norwaik Union chapel.
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Mrs J. W. Davis bf Bette Place, re-
turned last night has her visit with
her daughter in Seymour; Conn.
Michael 0. Drew is recovering very
slowly. He Is not getting along as
fast as his friends would wish.
E. L Reynolds’ 8 dog Pepper is lost
strayed or stolen. Mr. Reynolds
would like to learn its whereabouts.
The transfer of teachers and the ad-
dition of a grade in the East Net-walk
public schools takes place Monday.
The annual conference of the Ad-
vent Christian Church in this district
will be held in Bristol next month.
George Sherwood and Ernest Bran
date are building a born on the 11111va
minis" of Mr. Sherri/odd, in Maple ave“
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Thii'lumor Praying Band will meet
Wednesday evening at t s residence
of iggward Benedict. in 8 bill unborn
ave o. .)
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William Gear of this place, has so-
cured a position 1111 crash in the South
Norwalk. office of the Adams Express
Company.
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J. H. Rundlc, son Harry. and Mr.
and Mrs: E. L. Reynolds, will go to
stanwich, Conn, on their wheels to-
morrow, and return.
Miss Maude Flynn, of Bantam, niece
of Mr. and Mrs. William‘ C. Thomas of
new street,‘ h‘n's arrived here ahd
will resume her studies.
The Cleveland Wheel Club's run to-
mormw will be free for all. The trip
will be up in New York state and re-
turn. A good time Is anticipated. '
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At 3 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, the
Junior League. of the East A’venue
Methodist Church erI meet for the
first time since the summer vacation.
The Rev. Charles T. Coerr of New
York will preach at the Chapel of St.
Edward the Martyr” tomorrow night at
7. 30. All are most cordially invited.
Rev. ..1 Davis wil i‘tond the an-
nual mi‘tlii‘ag of the Pu It and Mia-
s1onsry Society of the country. to be
held at Boston on October 15,16 and
17.
Rev. J. W. Davis is quite ill at his
'home in Betts Place with the grip. He
said this morning that he would try
and attend the regular services tomor‘
rew.
The services in "the East Avenue
Methodist Church will begin at 6 and
7 {clock tomoorgow ”cull“. It was
It: 0 and 7' a W5 te summer
stein 1111. _
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. Congressman E.J J.Jilli will deliver
a use lecture on min trip around the
world on Wednesday evening, October
9 at 8 o’clock, lit the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
The second Epwortl Mantle pray-
er meeting since the change from Sun-
day night was made, will be held Mon-
da vsnlng‘ It is desired that a large
herds Lesson . ~
* JAt’Jdi-y hand colt 1m briiu lit
the far-1mg} Ch trio's Ohio
o to “5k?“ tainfor. £11111 farm in
Several”
MI would” Em. it was the
colt th 11 1! er seen.
Wildest or 11 ev
r1111 1mm Aid Society. of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, will meet
, can so 1'11 '
. J. 5m will he
his place. is
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f
I {Ii hi
,and sin th
3 ' ‘ .111 ldork. its v11
return next week. and it is hoped that
fblly soovbred from hi3 Inn
The Junior Praying Band of the
East Avenue Methodist Church held a
meetlnsm. the ”Hawaii I In Henry
31'1eetiJJllh 3 night. Roy Teacher had
chord is oi ”the service. It is remark-
able the way those youngsters assem-
ble tags “or and study the Bible, sing,
Insoles pray. They will hold anoth-
er meeting next Wednesday night.
3 A bratty wedding Will in. place to
high ‘at 9 o‘clock, at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith, No. 8 Got-
tags avenue, when Miss Nettle Smires,
of Chattsbui'g'. N. J. is joined in ninr
rings to Henry Merrie, of Stamford.
Rev. J. J. Foust will tie the nuptial
I'Itnot.“ A1"- reception will he held after
the ceremony. and a wedding supper
will be served. Miss Smires is a
friend of Mrs. Oakley Smith The cou-
ple will remain at the Smith residence
ever Sunday and will start for the
West Monday morning.
M1. and Mrs. John Gutteridge. of
22 Riverside avenue, returned Thins-
day night from their visit with their
parents in England. They came over
on th1 steamer Servia, sailing from
Liverpool on the 17th Inst. They sail
ed {rem New York for England on the
10th of July. Mr. Gutteridge says that
they had a very rough voyage coming
over, and that nearly all on board
were seasick. A party of neighbors in
Riverside avenue assembled at the
residence Thursday evening to our
prise the couple, when they returned.
Mr. and Mrs Gutteridge did not or-
rive home until after 12 o ‘cI.ock Their
friends thought they were not coming
and shortly before their arrival had‘
departed
DARIENIIND Nonorolv.
The. turnpike tolford road has re-3
celved a topdressing of trap rock.
George E. Goodeve Is mourning the
lotus of a pocket It. centninln 836.
a commutation ti t slid values 11 ba-
W3"? .
Miss Eleanor Stevens will leave in
about a Week fbr on, where she
will pursue 1171111 musics studies during
the winter.
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Mrs. (Baillie A. Ho so. of Hartford.
inspected Ho oble ' 0113811 3 Relief
Corps this w and 161.111 it to be in
first class condition.
The grass on the golf grounds has
been mowed smoothly. A mowing ma-
chine w‘as at work last Wednesday on
the grounds of Dr. White.
Asmall yacht about five feet in
height, has recently been completed
by Henry Seov.ille It was designed
Ker 1‘1; Shaw window for a friend in New
’or
The Know’lton Fife & Drum Band
will play for the Huguenot Hose Com
pany, of New Rochelle, N. Y.. at the
ilremen's parade in Mount Vernon, 0c-
tober 10.
ohm
Miss Harriet Campbell Foss,
Darien. will soon open a studio in
ntamford. Miss Foss is well known
as an artist and her work has been
:ccbrded high honor in New York and
ar 11.
of
1 Mrs. Henry D. Northrop and Mrs. D.
N. Mather who have been visiting
Mrs. Sales. in Brooklyn. during the
past couple of weeks have returned
home. Mrs. Sales is a cousin of Mrs
Northrop.
Mrs George 1’ Edwards has retain
ed from her trip to Sullivan County.
N. Y. where all has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Pu fly. in Deilruce Mrs.
Purdy's health has not been good but
' it is somewhst improved at present.
Mrs. H. Street will lead the Epvtorth‘
League meeting In the Darlen Metho-
dist Church tomorrow evening. The
topic will be “The Growth of the King-
dom. " The alternate missionary lair”
lc will be "Methodist Home MissiohI. ”
The annual visitation of the Wom-
a’n' 3 Relief Corps in different parts of
the state, to the Soldiers’ Home at
Noroton, took place tut Wednesday
afternoon and ninetyssven put in an
appearance The day was a‘ pleasant
one for all.
N! ”Bligh. *6} Somali, Homagetivlll
Frank Lawson. f Bloomington.N
have lemme in their
fishing Infusion Mrs. seovolLeIu‘ght
the whens”. black ins: J they re
“Ix“ LLI'h‘tdlih
”‘Is’lliivlli‘i'dz'ti 111‘ch
gationsi Church, tomorrow
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pod‘t
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Ily. Ith ills little ones he ocean es
Iheckle house In which about all
Indows are broken. There is lit
tied or no furniture In the house and no
cooking stove and the man and hlI
{2:176 children, ”momma”?
Politics are all the run In Darledy
The only trouble, as one of the M
man to be elects ,all s law “wired,
and then they yearly take the rest of
the ticket. It Is probable that tit?
same board of nelectniel will choseh
thl year as last, 1,111,th III doubtful
t‘t ere Tim. III any oh no as on the
Inset at ‘ ’J‘Ii‘e‘ibe biotin towh
cauchs Will be held in t e Town Hall,
next Tuesday evening. The Demo,-
mats will hold their caucus some night
that week. J
The officers and teach I of the
Congregational Sunday hob] are
ery member in attendance tomorrow,
“rally day. " Instead of the quarterly
review the ant ercises will be varied;
The provisions. gm am iiiollilles reel;
tatlons. singihg‘ {r0 msdhday school
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by the school;
tor and ell-superintendents. roll-call;
reports of the quarter by e secretary
with aid of the bi kboa Tilt: Junior
Endeavor society III flirtiiah the tier;
al decorations. ind, an linusually good
time is In antipiha tibh. The exercises
friends of the school will be welcome.
ROW]! YTON.
and Westbound depots ave been re
Company' s artists.
The yacht Two Nellies. owned by
Thomas R. Browne, of Belle island.
this place for the winter.
Three young ladies who have been
meets at the Jereloman cottage on
Bell island have returned to their
homes in mm NJ
Mrs. E. M. Bowen has been at the
Pan- American Exposition and at pres-
ent is In Ohio. Mrs. Bowen Intends to
return early next month.
William De-Waters who had two of
his fingers knoeked out of joint a few
days ago. has recovered from the luv
jury but probably will not play ball
again this season.
The Boyiston carriage shop is more
t n rushed with orders. It cannot
be; 11 to keep” up with them nor keep
in stock. Many orders are new cool-
Ing in from Indiana and lilinolI. '
m
There is a large number of unclain;
ed letters at the Rawayton pottedi
The new ones are for the followiii it
email: Miss (.1 Cameron, Mrs. Jen
in Court, Gus Bruniner Edward Eon
e,st Mrs. Kate McEwen, Miss” Cato“
line Montag, P A. Parry. Mrs. Lulu
Raymond and Stephen N. Neuman
Padrossed to Hell Island there ale:
iss Edith D. Dradish, Miss Edna
mkwood Mrs. William D. Baldwin
and Mrs Jamerlllchey. '
SundIy services in Rowayton Bun
tint Church as follows. Preaching It
10: is a. 111.; topic of semen. “What
Manner of Mam" evening at 7' .30
praise service. followed by sermon on
the subject “Life fZChanges" Sunday
school meets at Juniors at 3:30;
JSeniormY as. 0. iii, atdzso. Wed
nosday evening at 7. 45. ‘1. R8 80. E.
holds services at Taimsge Hill. ”Thurs
day at 2 n. 111.. Ladies‘ Aid meets at
home of Mrs. EA .Grlfiin. Thursday
evening at 7: iii Adenial praise and
prayer service »
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PAIDBREWOKI 70' COMPOOE.‘ '
Deaths to Dohliéito the lessons In
America Whibb' ,IJ-Io‘ Itld Ii I Pianist.
saw 10 lt‘IIiItembor“ 28—Pader-
vvski II desiroitm billuplitlatlng as a
composer in America the tremendous
Inccess which he has made there as a
Maoist and II or log for an early
ylsit says a dispel c M the World from
rangement with Maurice Gran by
which his opera “Maura" is to be pro.'
dhced at ‘ H III
House is
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to, has meal «is; copy o‘f‘
IJrnade'bytll nor will
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there In only one . its 118-” '
licana permit Jo ‘ so deb
making an earnest effort to have ev- .
addresses by the pas-J .
will take place Immediately after the ,
morning preaching service and all the ‘
landon. Before continuing the ar-‘.
The stairways approaching the east ,
painted by the Consolidated Railroad '
has been hauled out of the water in 1
53w
A 13110st obi It,
Jud l“ Within the letters she it
If 911mm imbued. dim
higti1erm't1lommlmlilliit ‘ufqtjbsir
and nomination. ii,
lilies
Pmldsnt of thr i 1111111; indie
3 “Dean bins. I’lsant
short of perfect happiness
kto thitilt of 11.111111111111111:
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tringlniltiiiioso. Iibuutyiit there
Iv disap Minted 1n tin ling that [soon lots. 11 in NM boiler and stronger.
used is 11111111.». Ilflfill'tf l have enlist ly 113111131111 Ii 111114 ivoriii 111111111111-
dred dollar” tintilrie me, if)! it lime rbi 1-111 111m his and 111-11111 health.
alcohol a 111.1 iItJ'i-oiniu’stliu‘l
ngim,rnléig11.;iu. , ‘ ~
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city .11 was menu
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Item Davis boatsfitain’ 3 male
aged thirty years. was struck by a hen-
vy sea and instantly killed.
NEW RAILWAY STATION.
broaden: but any. 111,-:- 1115 11m
' Meant to Build 0" In the, Goring.
President John If. 111111.111 the New
*1 kNewul‘lIven bill“ 1:;er rati
v on no on o
uglier? all? tween my 1min to
build I new 11:11qu 111 Dhnbul'y‘ Iii the
tegyfltnear futnurorprqbahly next
To a. representative of one D' b
Netti yao called It“ 111 fun 1111
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is if r Experiencew
tn Interiors “with attrition. the} girl mutt
I '11. honor, oftJ‘cn “£13m Wledhpse
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be 11 Mill “1111111111 0111111111 1113 seems little
1' turn years I suli'clrd intensely with
nervousness Imuiv nit ml by filling oi the
of the ferrule 011:1 1: I hid truce! 1111111 \1
nigh lili‘." doctors shill an owl: rhino 11111: M bci necessary I felt too
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who had endured :lIIIit'liulIIN .11111‘ 1:11. 1131111‘111 ihmngh the 1110 of lmiia E.
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on 1.11mi fur-tit ‘be pays eel Well being so that
_ it” tgg'li lei «tired agitlniit sickness and suffering.
,oelimé lid 1i
denial «tibia-ohmic youim "1-3
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ever mongrel.
it it. “Igor period and M ii 1111111311 Milly
"a 11 are earnestly militias 1:.
l Iiiariids mulled In a mother”.
riser vine-ls f1- ad I
it ;_;1J 111. all. '
,. '1 Life Inn. on, United Bank Building,
Fll‘TiI'Ri‘lG .
,SI' Alpimuic Sod-lot y. of Chicago.
womb 111111 3;. 1191 ll weakness
bicb calmed my stmnglb,‘ and
fine 111' my classmates
was little hop»- for me but “as hep-
«Avail Ultr'i‘l: 1:. 511 1214 Seminary
pin-taut period in a young girl’s
ti: courts '1' and safety the work
1. I would Write and 11 11 you what your
titanium in‘ my shomach near-1%Y all
,my‘ “pill 111' fuel- and I felt 111111 hi the
hid no load. dine-s toklng Lydia E.
lidimood-Pntlder i an: now well.
outlast “ohm
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5.551th Alana.
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i NOT A BURGLAR.
anbury‘ Min Wont Into a Hat Factory
to Sleep Off I Drunken lpeli.‘
l
John Kelly. of Dsnbury, Who was on
trial before a jury in the Criminal Su-
parlor Court on a charge of burglarie-
Ing the hat factor of Murphy Brothers,
in Danbury on July 23. was discharged
y Judge George W. Wheeler. Special
ttorney Carter stated to the court
It the state did not have any ev1-
node which would tend to prove an
tentto burglarize the factory and
emblended the discharge of the
1' 1
The testimony was to the effect that
oily had fbeen found in a lot across
the {act ory, ‘
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J 11 does:
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. PanrAmei‘lcs‘n Milk; full Weight, 71: can.
1‘33 Peninsular Milk. full Weight,
Good Maraicabe Coilee, 1' lbs lb.
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts, 25c.
Pillsbury' s Oats, 9c pkg.
3 lb. can Baked Beans, 1012.
Milk Crackers, 2 lbs. for 15c.
" Soda Crackers 1 r 50. lb.
Prices the toweSI
fiE.STQLL,
,1 ARE YOU 1111111:
’ use an absolute protection to those
walk leave New York, Pier 23,
; , 1 no matter 1111’» your
ally I'y‘y‘clai meld on til stylised: fdii V
Groceries the 3193‘-
Our very best Creamery Butter. tie. in.
80 can!
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance iI a one investment tor you;
dependent upon you? If you do not
understand this fully call at or write 'o
the General Office of the Conn. Gen'
80. Norwalk. Conn.
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canes“. linear. ..
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sold) ‘3!
ALL DRUGGISTI
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Ii. TARLOV.
Dealer in Junk of All Kmds.
Highest prices paid for old metal.
rags. papers, everything. Write OI
call: lPrbmpt’ attention given to all
I00 Taylor Ave. 80. Norwztlk.
Daily Freight Line
. sarwsss
.nrw your. 1
doalnmsnn
seen: was Wfltlf.
ass,
3 Seamers Eagle and City of Nor-
, #41
East River, Beekman street, 3 p
111. Norwalk and South Norwalk
during the night.
21..
CAL
ontivnnan 1N 1101111 BIN.
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We handle only one grade of Coal.
dad that is the BEST.
Place your orders Jew,
venture it! sills <1qu
3.1111 In quail
competent 11m
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vs.
min «Issued.
erupt dolivery.
WW” has
your order,
t’ it
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Noll” in the M give
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7 ins. nahlns. 3’ .
3 nnectlng with :1 trainlzoil'
liv- Host 1' .
yam paper as l«
1'01!an very
the who?
tie.”
Are now In stock. A let J
than ever before. races:
very low. Having engaged n, n
of mas-replies PAPER mm.”
‘ we are in better position also am as
do YOU! VOTE:
pamrmo. PAPBfi menus ‘Alin
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f 'ovsryolle. the price of up
against! Heaters we om J
good value. Designed shim” J
ntrue principles, they give Jul
at small amount of too it /
some in appearance and 11 »
strength; Our I13 Range
of compactness.
Holmes R. Nd
coil: 17lo Main and Welt .,
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99" verbs-Ion"
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11 wins brash .
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in wiwiim‘ton so Son
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bid.
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