2 New 22:le to hear of her appomt
2 All busiest. communications for
this on should be addressed to Thd
too not. Personal letters not desired.
1W Mo's men are. painting a
house belonging to George F. Bears,
Mrs John H loosely. of Second ave:
n,ue is quite ill at her home with
tonsiiltia.
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Miss Elsie "oi Becker. of Riverside
avenue, was the guest of relatives in
Brooklyn yesterday. .
Spaniel Holmes, of this place, has
.securcd a position2 in the Ballard Ma
chine Works in Bridgeport ,
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Rev J. W. Davis, of Bett’s Place, is
still confined to the house with indoor
although he is improving slightly.
Miss Emma Slices. of this place, who
has been the guestof Miss Lottie Mor.
roll. of Bridgeport, has returned to her
home.
A partition has been removed in the
shipping room of the Rowland Oyster
Company, which gives the openers
more room. ‘
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Mrs. C. L. Paddock and daughter.
Mrs. E. L. Hartford, of Maple atenue.
have returned home from a visit in
Greenfield Hill. ,,
Robert E. Morris is improving very
slowly. His condition although ser-
ions, is more favorable that it was a
couple of days ago.
The launch Rex. belonging to Cap-
tain Peter Decker which has been at
Grecnwith, being equipped with a new
engine, is now back in port
‘Mr. and Mrs amuel L. Easterbrook.
who have been visiting friends in this
place during the past couple of weeks.
WWWWQW to their home in
N8 'Ir2,
.iri‘: ‘ 2
’2{1‘he law. being off today several from
Emma wen beyond Peach island for
of getting ehcallops. It is
said. that idiotic are many and that the
quality is gnud.
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Mrs. Ella 3nd , iii the [Grist Norwallr
nuijiiic. has rota ed to her home, If
new street, fro banbury and Red-
(ling; where she has been attending
some severe cases. 2.
Frank Haffler who has ‘been em-
ployed on 0 10b in Hackettsfown. for J.
W Beatty has returned to East Nor-
walk. where he will remain in the em
ploy of Mr peatty ‘
Mrs, Lucy J. Lamire, who has been
very ill at her home in Sellock street.
with appendicitis. is getting along nice
ly now. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn of this.
W
it the weather is fine the Cleveland
Wheel Club will gn on its contemplat
cd run to New York state next Sunday.
as was intended last Sunday
be an open run for anyone.
Edmond Trounson, will lead the re-
gular weekly class meeting ,in the East
Avenue Methodist Church this evening
in the absence of James L' Homme
(lieu, who was to have charge.
The East Norwa... Football team, is
trying to get a game w... the Bridge
port High School team. for next Sat
urday. They were unable to get a
team to play with them last Saturday.
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The Log Cabin Quartctte will sing
at. thclccture of Congressman E J
, Hill on the cvening of October ll when
he tells of his trip around the World
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
a...
H. 8. Wood who~died recently at the .123? G Dewy g: 12.13:“; Sam {Inmffi ”“203”
o e an e at rc wi
“'“m‘a‘” '“ “3m“ “em '2: 1‘: hold a meeting directly align-2i
home of his daughter. Mrs. Hiram
0” bit
0 time in the .
fit Norw'aiafi cosine pro Iperous.
Miss Mamie flame” of Bridgeport
who has Mqfiifinné' of Miss Susie “9" be Present-
Ide avenue. during
Ainsley. of
the past week has returned to her
for a brief‘ visit. 2.
Samuel Holmes who has 2Just enter-
ed the employ of t..o Ballard Machine .
Works in Bridgeport. and Stephen "0‘“ ”‘9 “mu"-
Keogh. will play with the Ballard Mn-
chi no Works team against Brown's;
Business College team next Saturday.
Mr and lick u. nitri- poms returned
I’m null! «sauna wrap!
WW W m at Fought“!
ms the past few weeks and Mr. Bosch 3
' as. been at the Pan American Exposi-
on.
a.
3* ’ml
qilliildllll‘hbltlyd
stud that all the ladies make mopeoipl .
effort toM ;
u will ,
‘ to
midi its a Norwalks Win
.3101“.
“ Willis Avery has moved from the
finalillhénta over Bell’s store to Nor-
wa . ~
-chry Northrop has resumed his po-g
at! an illhstionist in the hotel of John
‘8 v
y ”—4
Samuel Stillman was in South Nor-
walk. yesterday afternoon, renewing
his insurance.
Charles J. Secley moves today from
cottage. in Gracie street.
. Mrs. Ager, of Newton. has moved in—
occupied by Jacob V. Close.
Mrs. Lombard. who conducts a store
at 0x. Ridge.’had eight baskets of
peaches stolen Saturday night.
Miss Everett. daughter of John B.
Everett. of Orange. N. J.. is the guest of
Mrs. Mary Everett, of this place.
at.
Wilbur Reed went yesterday to the
Pan~Americsn Exposition. William J
Reed takes his place in E. V. Cantrell's
s ore.
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The Official Board of the Darien
Methodist Church held a meeting, last
night and transacted some important
business.
Mrs. H. C. Foss has mOVed her effects
to Stamford, and the residence which
she vacated will be ocupled by a New
York family.
The job of sinking a case pool for
George H. Tllley is getting along nico-
ly. Raymond Brothers. of South Nor-
walk are doing the work.
Clarence Crofoot is moving today
from one of Theodore W. Austin‘ a cot-
tag'es to apartments over the store of
Thaddeus Bell. in brain street.
Charles ndent al.2‘ of Bethei. has
been in Do an "(iii ing the past w k.
'supoplntending the erection a torn
slon'el. oygr the gynve. of his ,Ier. .22
The Lame of tha2 lllui'l2 n
Methodiiiipéhurch will hold their muff-
ing at 3: 820 o‘cl it each Sunday after.
noon. hereafter, unload of 4 o 'clock. as
limit)! Ioi‘e'. “i2“ ,
:‘fpgqrgmen are” busily eclipsed in re-
pairing the chimney on the Darlcn
Methodist Church For some time the
chimney boomed crumbling down, un-
til it became dangerous.
Rev. Joseph L. Gurnsey preached at
the Soldiers' Home. in Noroton, Sunday
afternoon. A quartette from the Bar-
ien Methodist Church choir sang and
Mrs. William Weqd played the piano.
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James Roscoe has severed his connec-
tion with Harold r. Clark the butcher
Mr. Clark intends to do the peddling
himself in the morning, and keep his
:narket open in the afternoon and even-
as
Undertaker James Birchard is getting
ready to move several bodies from the
Ox Ridge Cemetery to the Spring Grove
Cemetery. He is making pine boxes
now in a few days the transfers will
be made.
people of the Darien Methodist Chufoh
will hold their prayer meeting on Tues-
‘day night. instead of Friday night. as
heretofore. it is desired that all the
members take notice of this.
crushed stone is being laid and when
day.
lar weekl
night.
and Ladder Company. wa
success.
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option will hold
m festival 1 the “'1‘an
night. A. Win51;
Dorian will
“2? til 2 ,~
Winn. and her
Noroton avenue. Darlen, to Mrs Page' a H-
to a house on Prospect avenue. rccentiy ,
The mlmtmen are ha'yhjg “1.2 mud Smithmched second on the “WOW l’n
street repaired A néw top dressing of and was advanced to third by Moylan it
finished will be one of the best thor- ““3192
oughfares of anywhere around. The
large road roller was at work yestsr- gmmford.
i he i'e'gu-J
yer tilde! n3. mm mm he in
logic some importantpbusi- “(tin v
pass. an it is desired that all the Milli-I ,
moi.
i it”? ”'li‘°ii°t°'i”°.f”“ii“i'i"°“‘ u... ” '
n e own a spray g
home Miss Ainsley accompanied her der the auspices of the V0. BM? Book
a genuine
The hall was tilled t0 ovqr»
flowing and a neat sum was realised
un- line. 1).
Worth League ofit ntkphrlen ' 2. it ' ‘gr tel otionh2 ,~
held down third for Der: ~
Igor ofth ;. '*
Imitation“:
oh and 2
e2! ed. The young pie are plan-
“M r. mnumimnoi but “
:Ind that lies ms both h “'42! I
Tiltillllt tlfb Rbpub‘liéad ohiibi’ii will; 22222 the mum, 22
be heldi the ,.. __
Mrs. suits dietitian iii:- been sui.Iw "
immifitiilk oi“ hid}: geyser.
Ii, ‘5 . 2. , 2»I
, . ,1 to .
so, one to be played on0 the links of
mmlub and the belt aggregate score.”
in the two games to decide which team?
shall hold the trophy for the year. Un- .
der the terms for th
most any Whit
lacked one man in Saturdcys go
and thereby forfeited three points. 2&-
ing beaten by 17 holes to 9 The score
a
fault 0; total ll. nWwfiurn:
Beeley. 3: W W. Taylor, 5; A.
Wheeler. 0; B. B Brown, Jr. 0; G. A.
Jenkins. 0; A. 8. Pitt. 1:2 W. L Baill-
win. 5; Dr. J. H White. 3;;totai.17.
The Democratic obvious was held
last night in the Town Hall. and tan
following nomination were made:
Selectmen.
George Gregory. Epoxy F. Waring.
Town Olefin f’
Wilbur N. Waterbufl.
Town Treasurer.
Wilbur N. Waterbury.
Treasurer of Town 0 unit Fund,
Wilbur N. Wii cry
CoiFIoo or of 1' fruit”.
Fro crliok mailer
Assessors.
Edgar T. Bates. George T. Bates.
Board of Roll o,f
John Jelllife. tlborge J. Oberiander.
2 'Atitiitoi' 2' .
William in. feet.
Grand Jurors.
Williami. Austin, Samuel R. Gorham.
Constables.
Van R. Poolsy. 2 William D. Ogden.
Registrar of Voters.
Samuel s. Wood.
school VIlIi ,
William'i‘. A'n ewe.
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The Stamford baseball ninc defeated
the Darien rivals in impressive Miriam
Saturday. at Dorian. The score was 7
to 3. and the Stamford boys won the
game by clean hitting and good gen -2
cral play.
dam Darien twirler, was in on the rub-
-ber for the Stamfords. and pitched a
magnificent game.
Dan-lens only four hits during the hind ~
innings. in the first three innings.
ting a ball out of the dismond, so
elusive were Collins' 1! curves. A comblq .
what they would. the home team .2
could not tally again until the eighth.
ror. stole second. and was able to ma
third on a low throw to catch him. He ;
scored on Concver's out. W. Collins to '
whom stabbed the air veinly2 in three
efforts to locate the sphere.
diillculty in hndl Fields the Loy la
A. 0 pitcher. w o. Joli!
hoped would pitch notion.
in this. the final game of the season.
The Stamford boys secured fifteen hits
off him. of which four and a scratch
were credited to J. Glblin
seventh inning. In their half, Stam-
lords secured a safe lead on a hit b
Thames. the poor handling of whlc
by Glynn enabled the batsmen to
scratch it into a double. a single to left
by J. Smith. a short throw to scoop
which enabled Thomas to score. and it
Be in l n t i hit to right by E. Collins which sent .
2; 22 222; w 22 on 82,22 the young Smith over the plate with the second r
run. Just to make sure of the game
the Stamfords added two more to t air")
list in the eighth. J. Giblln scram so
ahlt toward third. stole second, and
scoredon J. Smith's crack past ascend
secrlile He scored on W. Giblin's
('iii’f left The score:
R. H. E.
03001022041154
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UmplgeefDonnclly. of the Grapho-
srlm. .
Dorian-431mb. r. f.; Conover. s. 3.;
Dunne. c.; W. Lauder. 3d b.: Reed
(it-ans, 1st b.; Taylor,
Molds.
Stamford—J. Giulia, so h: J. iiiflithgéI
s -s'.: Moylan. a; W.'G Glblin. (2.1.;
Thomas. 1 f.: M. 8mith.1st b.; E. Ooh-2m
G Lauder. 2d b.; W. Colo:
A circumstance with regard to the;
Ithe Collwgih
.I.
Harry ”bikini of Crockett avenue. is;
“luring from a few (imminent
was! Bt.A rs 270% um - '
3. Pigygrywfioim 2 02 (if
c ‘ .
Stern 0; CW ‘
"Billy" Collins, the good- Pie
Victory,“
me that chine n for comment was:
$30 playing 03:10“ sets of brothers ,
sunshine w libs
.' “rocks“. avenue,2
"mas-www- i
I?
anh2
on we a a mob wi
mails uatlommwecn 22” 2 Wm
Mboaflhm «down;
mama. miles“
meadow ,iginIIw i
“all-go mend
warren . ‘
Rye-v Ralph Jefferson has mid to.
J. M. Lockwood is quite seriously iii
He ““0de m. with symptomsoftyphcid.
Miss Lee. of Bridgeport. has been
not one Darien player succeeded in hit- “1°. event 0! M" Lyman Mead
Mrs. Granville Adams. who was very
nation of hits and errors gave the Du“ .lll “"2 several 4‘” “'3‘ Week ‘5 b°t
ions two runs in the fourth. but. do ”L ,
Miss Marguerite Sturgos is the guest
when Glynn sot a’ lift on Smith's er— “2ka mammoth“. M"- 8222222222222 0'
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Nordeld Grange will visit Greenfield
p1, Smith This was the mm total of the‘ Hill Grange tonight and furnish the
efforts of the Barton batsmen, eight, of William
Mrs. Benedict. 20f Ridgefleld. has
sismiom on the other hand had no mat a week With, Mrs Vanderbilt
the summer low
Services will begin at 10:30 a. m.
.. 2t with Sunday soften] following at the
The same was WW“ f “9 m h“ congregational Church on 'soodoy
nt.ex 2
Mr. Bohermerhorn. of New Haven.
preached in the Caagrngationai Church
11 on Sunday Pie was ‘xentortained by
Beacon and bins. ml). L Coley
A mock town meeting. with D.L
Rowland pres'idfii
lar program.
Nn field Grange n” Frldhy even
was the first mbe us since the orange
was organi‘s‘cd nearly (six years ago
.M Lookoiood has 'failed to at-
tend. on this mansion being detained
at home hyilllnsss.‘ ‘
l—-~l—-v
coon costumes sundae.
GREENWICH. October lw’i‘lia ml:
in 8. Craft: in Ring
ed to the ground.
ng in loss of about
000 Mr. Craft had moyed frpni’12 the
”nylons and
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dance of II‘Will
i‘
wont};g a few m
i at has"
f h l'l‘hIe Craft reiiiodouca”2
o t e on dmarkl
formerly inf-3n H “the LIKing's High '
Hawaii“ amount» so.
AMMQAMH ' ’
nday, after spending
in place of ‘sfh
iced at
u‘g‘.l
£22223:
King street.
2.33}
iiipi'if'iii‘2
‘ionoi attic o
Woman’b Political Cliib, tells
how Ovarian Troubles may be Cured with-
out a Surgical Operation. She says:
“Doctors lnvc‘ a 139!”wa eggae ‘ipr operations. The
there is any trouble. nothing but an operation will do them; one
hundred dollars and costs, and included in the costs are pain, and;
agony, and often (loath. ,
91 suffered for eight years with ovarian inhibits . spent hundreds
(:52 dollars {or relief. until two doctors agreed flint an opcrution was
my only chance of. life. My enter. boil been using LyillaE.‘ Pink-I-
hpm’s Vogntitb'lc Computing] fonher troubles, and been cured.
and she strongly urged me to lot thndoctors go and try the Com,-
pound ididso as alnat report; dead it faithfully with the Sana-
tivc Wash for five months. and was rejoiced to find that my troubles
were over and my health restored. if women would only try Lydia
E. Pinkhain’s- Vegetable Compound firstpfcwcr surgical operations
would occurs ”up-Mas. 1.. Amounts. 278 East 81st St. Chicago. Ill.
ssooo FORFEI'I‘ or ran snowman In new GENUINE-
minute
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n.
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cckn
i
on as discloses. intuition.
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Ifi' Housman slec lessness melancholy
git lid, 22 and Whopelcssness:
. ton diamond
'ii.
,2’l‘kdrs- is e
'il “I“
HgwaIo
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entire ankawana
ton to Forest City. began in .s morning.
not a car was started. The men re-
fused to accept the odor of General
Manager Silliman to leave the ques
tion involved in the discharge of two
Garbo dale conductors to the arbitra-
tion 0 Bishop Hogan or one of the
priests or the diocese whom he might
panic. because the offer did not. give
the employees the representation they 1
demanded. Nearly six hundred men,
are lnyoived in the strike. They have ‘
coqulted with (mil-222 demand 1for “he ti:
ion a omoat o t 9 men so srge e 7 52 2t2 0’. "911i actno'ssI.
forming of a new agreement in place $2252. p281. (2)21] D
of the one they claim has been violated,
by the company and a uniform wage
scale, of twenty cents per hour.
,OUNBOAJ' MOgN 2FO2'UNDERED.
Nothing But the Masthead can so and that is the BEST.
' Place your orders now. and take ail- . _
COPENHAGEN. October 1-The Dan- vantase of price «noted above.
ish upbeat Moon foundered while at
gun pi‘actice today.
He:- masthead can be be seen a few
yards ahnve the wager
t vases was save
222"i‘ho Moon was an iron gunbost of nnd “‘5 ‘1“ PM“? ’0“—
356 tons displacement.‘
at Opp enhagen. in 1875 and carried one
inch mussle- loading Armstrong gun
two 3.4 inch Krupp guns two rapid fire “1'“! LockWMH &2 B20222
'gguns. Her speed was about nine knots
She carried a crew of 36' men.
and fl
2... up r:—
“by; r‘
b
,t M c' w
Whoever”
bynrunlcts. 75c.
motile “mils Pills are the best.
by constituti
its eluded hy‘iin fir...
mime of flat mucous ’llnin'g
a 9"? men this
(It haven. remix
is mapiibr and?! at innit
.bln‘es,
sortiueremdy Lydia E-
Malice remove: such troubles.
RAILROAD EMPLOYER STRIKE.
Amen the Entire Llekavnnna Valley
2‘ ‘ ‘ Trolley abetted. I I
SCRANTON. Pa. Cctober l—The
strike of the employees of the Scran-
Cprnpniy covering the
”lie from Pitts-
8een above Water.
The crew of
She was built.
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,wgaomu. sssssrrr may APPEAL
NW YORK» October I’SWW‘“ Branch Office corner Washington our
court Justice Hooker, of Fredonia, has Main streets. South New“; Conn. .
decided to vacate the temporary stay
and will deny a certificate of reason 2
labia doubt in the case of WIariginaIn ~
George Bissert. wuo was conv ct n
our city of accepting . om... from the Highest szish PllCCSM
keeper of a disorderly house. Blssert
may now appeal to the Appellate divi-
sion of the Supreme Court.
"AFN!” CANNOT IE2 CUNI202
by local applications, iii they cannot attention.
rodch the diseased portion of Ithb "car.
a can
al rdm
Toledo. t).
. i 2 2..) s. Grnpe Nuts,
2 gills urys Oatl.
, Milk Crackers.‘
‘ wands Crackers.I . .2”
mm
fictional” Milk. full welg
Good Marcicabo Coffee.
3 lb. can Baked Beans.
2 lbs. for the. 2
is. iii. ‘
Prices the Lowest
To. ‘22___.____2~_222"
a4 Cottage Ave... E2!“ Nowell: 3
ARE YOU AWAKE 2
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is adios investment for you;
also an absolute protection to those ,
dependent u on your If you do not
Life ins.:Cq, ,Unibed Bank Building.
So. Norwaik. Conn. 2
than a. train.
G‘Nfifihh‘ AMNT. it ~ “ii”
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"M” iii. Dicl’i [cliche
CURES
uncommon .
ALL 5235111315. I
DailyFreight Line
”TWEEN
NEW lfQRK. 2
N08 WALK AND
5901‘}! - NOR WALK.
Scamcrs Eagle and City of Nor—
walk leave New York. Pier 23.
East River. Beckman street, 3 p.
in. Norwalk and South Norwalk
duringI the niinIit.
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade of Coal.
Best in quality. cleanly, screened. -,
competent drivers,.prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order.
Successors to B. Rams.
Coal we and Office Water street
Telephone nail. 8M.
Discarded machinery of all kinds. i
pipinggtasm and water fittings. stoves
and builders" hardware bought and
sold. Head usrters for refuse metal-ti 2
rubber, fest era and all articles that '
on would like to dispose of. The 2
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
, _ ~ ABRAHAM- HARRIS, ,
13 a 125 Raymond 3L2
Notice by postal will receive prompt
Residence 68 Bovine W
warm-muse. James}: a. .
Al kids of. to air in the best
22252 22 D fifties. All work
'0 “hr
Ion I‘ll”-
n tWCl'l‘
A.5TULLR
understand t is fully call at or write to t 2 ,
the General Office of the Conn. Gcn'l Are now u ”2°25" 5311!!
than ever. before. Prince. 2':
on low. Having chasm
2o! FIRST-CLASS PAPERI
“2102251": Avenue. 2
of everyone. the price of to ‘
2 Ranges and Heaters we off
' seed value. Designed and
‘ on true principles. they give
2<- from a small amount of the
some in appearance and of great:
sudngth. our 818 Bong to I'm ,
Core, North, Main and West;
”noon 1 o. m. to d p2. mI. Closed slit- 2.
TILCsII 1M. .2»
Haracé R. N
(in
foam... Disinfoitf
sun EMBALMIER, ,
as Wasliulton so. snail
M: if;
Tamil reasonable.‘ as
int. fithing. Electric cam
connecting with all millv
2U NCURPAOCCQ2
amps rotting gm”
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