' ; addressed mpg-5*»: , . .v 1., Senator John H. Ferris. a... John S. L'i-l Mrs. Frederick Keating. of St. John avenue. have resumed from the Pan- Amrican’ Expos tion. ‘ Mrs. E. '1‘. James. of Newark. N. J.. is the guest of Mrs. Mathew. She will remain a couple of Weeks. mm. Miss Mai Merritt. or Rive side ave- has returned from a s ort visit nuke. , ‘ _- wi h her sister in Bridgeport. ‘ ‘Mr. and were inarried last May. are keeping house in Day street. East norwalk. , Lester Finch, of Yap Zandt avenue, ‘ who has-been visiting his brother in New Haven, has returned to his home. A cargo of coal is being unloaded for Senator John H. Ferris. at the steam- ‘ gilt (inch. The boat is the F. H. Jack~ Mrs J, J. Foust led the Epworth Lea- gue meeting at the East Avenue Methodist Church last night. There was a large attendance. -w-..—_ Oakley Smith, who is employed in Bridgeport, returned. yesterday. after visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jar. ems: Smith. of Betta Place: ' Mrs. Mary J. Shaver. of Boston. who has been stopping with friends in Hen- ry street during the past ten days. re- turned to her home, yesterday. Samuel.§hker.‘who .ia.in the employ oratrs. _ 'r. other. er , m. w hit. militia place, is ieh‘lilin‘gpllls v25 cwflnat thgganilniervcaa Expedition. ” Arghpr ,, ,rsLJamedltiWnr’enj St. Jo n avélibl‘efarc at “he Pdiigtmhrlcan Estltbn. :Bul , "1‘ several days. Mr, rdc,‘ til ‘, 3 is camera, and cs— ,_ refill» 8%? digital line vlbwd of the bull’lillg‘s 4 ,‘ w WV. ~, at . y. _ we... ‘ ,. i 3* gifts Mrs. Margaret cGavin. 84 years old. . died last night,vatter a lengthy illness. at the residence of. her daughter, Mrs. William F. Dimon'leo. 205 East Wash- ington street. East Norwalk. The fun— eral will be held tomorrow afternoon. ,. "'- The F. S. S. Club will hold a recep- tion at its‘new club room. Friday even- ing. A large number of guests have ~ been invited. and a general good time ‘ may be looked for. Refreshments will be served during the evening. There will be a brief entertainment. .... a. -.-. ... Tomorrow night is the date for the free lecture. by Congressman E. J. Hill, on his trip around the world. A silver adoring will be taken for the benefit of the church. to be applied towards the debt. it is the plan of seeeral of the Sunday school classes to pay their share of the amount which they pledg- ed. a ROWA YTON. The barber of this place has given ~ up his business. John Mott, of Fortvsccond’ street. is suffering with chills and fever. Mr. Chamberllan, of New York state, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Cushman, of ingan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Waterbury. of South Norwnlk. spent Sunday with Mr. find Mrs. Clifford Cutbill, of Main street. ' .—-— . Miss Maria Mlllspaugh and her mania. of Oyster Ray, L. l.. left this morning for the hPan~Americfln Ex- pbaition. where they will spend a week. ' -—Anctlon sale .of Household Goods at the homestead of Amanda M. 8i» «onus. Wednesday, Oct. .9. 10 a. m. Sylvanaa Raymondflaon- oi.“ the late Colonel Stephen and “.mlatbeth. died “yesterday afternoon. at the age of forty— two years. Mr. Raymond was born. m _ , y da , , in nor .ngpfork. Where honey] , .90“- r we ,1. iv A, i." -, " "tr , Mam-'5‘}... item at. in July he came with his fam- elr to his native town. hoping the would prove beneficial. It was A cargo of sand is being unloaded for median. of Rowayton, ha been visiting relatives in East Nor- ...i. .. r ' . ‘ a a Mrs. James Ghlotto. who at this time j once of a road laid out by: Lewis mane. from lilawea avenue. 1 avenue was fuvo , The matter of setting oil from the 0: Ridge or Third School dons a to the Rprt, or Edfiséfimmmshoifi instead 1 m hi trench :' Itindfllaidi, blames stomping. with friends here miner, returned last Fri gating??? ma. . We in runs, ”A, n . past coup s of was home :9" sutures natal i" a , hold 3? Mia moods. Wed! M . Aprbmlnaut young man in this place is conthmpllitlng getting married. it is said that he has purchased th' moved la‘a'itlyv days. The old deuk. which James Birchard hangoen wanking on for a long time, i in a dock in progrbssing slowly. port, whphavaboen the guests of Mr. Saturday evening. a return visit. Everybody worked hard yesterday for his favorite at the town election. and business in general was at a stand- still. it Was a very quiet day. not- a good vote polled. No intoxicated men wore, seen on the streets. Clarence Johnson, who ran a nail about an inch, into his foot last Tues day. while in the employ of George S. Bailey, the liveryman. is able to be around now and it is not thought that there will be any serious result from the nail. although it was rusty. Wee Burn lost a well played team match to Apawamis. on the .Noroton links. Saturday. The score was: coho Graham. 3; R. F. Mathews, 0; W. R. Thursgon. 0; 'J. A. Edwards, 2: F‘, M. Freeman. 2: F. 8. Ford. 30; F. M. Wheeler, 4): total, ll. Wee Burn— Charles H. Sealer. l; W. W. Taylor. 0: B, B. Brown, Jr., 1: G. A. Jenkins. 2: W. L. Baldwin, 0; S. Merritt. J. Hutch- ings, 0; B. B. Brown, (l; total, 4. atithevesidente of Mr. and” rs. same 0. .. tethrooiiln damage. scum nigh he'll ilev'eraljoi the“ irisnaspr til .ir a stated. Ella, tuned, to remind her that’s'hejfhas reached‘the age of seven ,_ f; ‘ f ,. , hen ‘2: door, bell tan, Elaaterbf: it ‘ fewer-ed it . sultan. A- titted woe a '. ' “lily, an, waitins‘lvr adaumimeai’ helm all ln‘lind a very enjoyable time was spent by them. During the evening there was singing and playing on the piano. Games of over descrl ties were play ed and at nucleon a ’ untiiul supper was served by Mrs. Easterbrook. who had been let into the secret earlier in the week. Miss Easterbrook was pres ellieil with it hand ‘ friendship bracelet. on of ml was, a _ cart bearing the coin “s «Fresheners. She prizes the gift very munch. There will u ‘gdnnln‘c sill-glee party The annual town meeting and aloe tion of candidates to till the different official positions in the town. was held in Dari‘enyesterday and the entire Re~ publican ticket was elected with a good sized majority. , * While thé voting was going on the electors were in a discussion over adv cral matters which came up in the town meeting for action. There was a warm time, and although it was rather quiet around the polls, it was quite lively in the hall where the meeting was being held. The petition of Robert 0. Raymond new highway at Five Mile River. com~ mending at a point on the river road. soocaied. at the northc at corner of» the ' " chart 0. Raymoh‘j’plaoe, and thence runnln westerly about 800 feet in the road, Ending to Contentment island. it w ‘ not deemed advisable do anything with the raid aside. matter. so it an The Milli! , requesting the pur- chaseotiid , :‘l‘oller and make a suf- ilclelit‘llip" " atlon for e. was re- jected; " ~ 2. The sum (it ”.000 was appropriated to make addutiona to and impairsvon the town hall building. There was a hot discussion. on this matter arid it looked at one time as though‘the mat- ter would be selected. , The resolution calling for the ‘ opt- er- , in: northerly and westerly to Fair bin, whirlwind. “‘ . ‘ District was r “as... mam... in» .tle ma‘as list r. we: fies/3% Gallagher. 2i I " v eea “argues“; no "set. durin'a the W ks, returned to their WE“ leaday. Oct. 9, 10 a. m. 'i turniture for a house and it will be y completed. It is a handsome af- fair and will be a beautiful! ornament case. The work on the ancient Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Jarvis. of Bridge. and Mrs. Letter 8. Farnham, of Noro~ ton Heights. returned to their home in a couple of weeks Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis win make withstanding the fact that, there was of George Berra". of this place. who the town election in wesu'm. yester- clerk. was elected°by a small majority. as follov‘ra: ‘ and others. praying for a layout ofga‘ Charles R. Morehouae, d.. I}. Warren Bradley; r.. John W. Loekwood. d.. Charles I. (illvla Kellog',’ ‘,..,‘~' “ Timothy J. Sweeney, r., Oscar Wilen, d.. William P. mused. d., Stephen R. Waterbury. d.. 3335‘ ”txw'w3"" 2" a 1, 0 a we a ‘v limit ,5- We? Wm. him-i ”it. . , Gonnlltufloflal ill s .3575 H ‘, Alduridr‘ Thaddeus norm": ' ' 3:39 Wilbur ,N. Water ‘ ry, d.. 213.2 Traa ‘ ' payout Hedi“ 132 li're erick Bohr ., , .. Aaaeuora. Clarence E. Scolioid, r., William Hindiey, r., Edgar '1“! Dates. d. - 9°13". A", dz! . . : " ‘4 “ ‘ ham or Relief. Charles B. Fitch, r.. 154 233 220 161 231 Samuel P. Thompson. r.. 236 lohn Jelliffe. d.. 14' George J. Oheriander. d.. it ' . adder. ' George W. 0190 ,,r..9 2 is William E. S at, d.. - ill) rand Jurors. Nathan Dauchy, r., 239 Edward 3. Austin. r., 235 William l. Austin. d.. 139 Sam in. o. l “° ~" dill-ii». “” David N. Moment... 236 Thomas P. Cave. Jr.. r., 235 Van Renaeller Pooley. d.. 139 Edward A. Oviatt. d.. 138 Reolatrar of Voters, lohn H. Selleck. r.. 232 Samuel S. Weed. d.. 140 School Visitor. Herbert S. Brown. r.. 236 William T. Andrews. d.. 139 WE-SWM 2 Alfred Fitch and‘fayiilly‘ have moved to Westport. Mrs. Frank Wheeler is spending a few days in Bridgeport” Mrs. Spencer aiig have visited'Mrs. son, of" pr York. ohn ‘Bedient. Miss Alice Fitch has spent a few days with Mrs. Martin Rowland. J. M. Lockwood. who has .been quite ill, is able to be about again. ~- A. B. Coley has returned from his southern trip. and is the guest of James Coley. -‘ ' Miss Minnie Williams and Miss Ca- sey. of Ridgeli‘eldghave visited Mrs. R. C. Williams. Eugene Beers has returned from Seymbnr. where he has been spending several months. Rev. Kenneth ‘hicKenzic. hsslsted by 'Dr. J. Fl. Rikcr‘. conducted service ln Emmanuel Church on“ Sunday. Mrs. EngellneGrSgory, of Cannons.‘ is spending a few days with Mrs. S. S. Carver and Mrs. Wildmah Adonis. Mrs. D. B. Perry and son. of Fair field. and Mr. and Mrs. Darrow. of Nor- walk. hare been guests of Miss Kate Smith. Mr. Fisher, of New Maven. preach ed In the Congregational Church on“ Sunday. He was entertained by Mrs. Mabel Fitch. The body of Mrs. Berrell. mother died here on Thursday last. was taken to New York for interment! on Satur- day. The total numhel' of notes cast at day. was 186. The entire Republican ticket, with the exception of the town Selectmen, James A. Smith, r., Lloyd SJGodtrcy, r.. Simeon S. Carver. d.. Alonzo W. Barrett. d.. Town Clerk, lvereon C. Fanton. r., 64 63 63 59 62 , at Town Treasurer. (it David 8. Parsons. d.. 63 Amateur; Oscar Budd. r.. 68 Harrry 1....Watorbury. d.. til Euclid of Renal. Arthur c. Bthllicy. r.. David L. Cdiey‘.’ r.. human A. Mead; d.. collector of Town Taxes. Burton P. Mar-win. r.. f . wppd. d.. .8, Lemuel B. White. r.. William B. Osborne. r., header-ma 13. Bands. 4.; iv , G. .n. A g : that town: 232 ‘ 139 menu '83: the su , .ounta to nearly er the preceding even than “Ht" all. nine . This one only thing t 's Britaiaeanacxon anxiety. for each year the“; the, oral her call ' j her provisions ftir her increasing pop- 1 ulation for; memo-u theiormor’govl 1, . w. of" 2 _ ‘ '2 . , The scioctmen w, e 1 ad. ‘ have the annual rent salami a ‘md"‘"defl' .“biddfil' ’diiing’ biiall'idbh" ”i ~ The sandman were» instructed to have all notices published in a weekly paper. issued in that town. 2 The price to be agreed open between the ”when god the whitened-s. i 5.“, yeah! . of the nu election with ‘ :5: v" . a'a fbiowa‘: ‘ _ Baiectmen, 33o irvlng Lockwood. r., George E. Raymond. r., \ 31o Daniel 0. Neil. d.. , , ' .188 Alfred 8. Wood. d.. 190 . ’I‘own Clerk. andrewkvbgfnohkrn d dno can 1'. ., .y fowl: Tfitaa‘urar. Edward 8. Lawrence. r., Thomas J. Fouls. (1.. ' Ainsley-e, D. C. Rosco, r., Augustus Buckley, r.. ghgrles B. Weed.,d.. 364 - an , 362 loo Raymond. d.. 180, ' Board of Relief, Levi 8. Weed. r.. ' 366 . views, Lockwood. r., 3“ lrving 1. Jones. d.. 158 O. G. Taylor. d.. ' Collector's! Tow» Taxes, William ,J. Mellondrick, r., George F. Geddia,. d.. , Constanta . John ll. Davidsoh. r.. 382 ‘ William Rodlm'er.‘r.. 359 ‘ Marvin M. Merrilis. d.. 169 George Bell, d.. , ,‘drand Jurors, Norbert Bursar- Edward Rutledge. r.. \rtemus Noble, (1., 163 John w. Buttery. d.. 168 ‘: Registrar '0? Voters, Russell L. Hall. r., James J. Cody, d.. 167 " , Auditor B. F‘. Hoyt. r.. L. M. Monroe, Jr.. d.. loo Tree Warden, Edwin lloyt..r., = 861 . William Raymond. d.. ~ 110' school Iozrd. " B. F'. Hoyt. r.. an» ' W. W. Kirk, r.. 308 Harvey Kelly. d.. “an; C. E. Brinkerhofl. d.. The vote on the license question was as follows: Yes. 272; no. 219. , 15slilnrallty elections—Yes. 156: no, ”Senatorial districts—~Yest, 168: no. Constitutional convention»YcI. 159: no, 159. A ‘ . Wu. ran. The Republicans carried the day in Wilton as usual, and won out by good sized majorities. The principaloflc-‘ are were voted for.” follows: ' selectmen. Josiah Gilbert, r.. 118 Jacob Knits, r., ill (1. r. Gregory. d.._ a: L. W. Dibble. .d.,, 75 , ,Toyyn Clerk, it'll). Chicheater. r., 137 Horace W. Olm‘ e , d.. 71 _ ‘ Br Tfiagret, , r . on . A . ~ 1 ohn’la‘mrhiim .' 3: collector. Elmer Jackson; r., 123 C. J. DeWitt. d.. 83 p M ‘ohaav serum nor anxmus. sun“... for Yuri—I’m» waa “0,000.1 .M;Mon 1mm am of United and. .nawvosx; (goon sums- aim-i b ‘t of the increasing munch: ans-u, trade. , 1mm 5 .erlcsn avian ties. as “new! tlii attention of“ elicit“ e ‘ inn. of Nottingham. Elana. d: coin~ mercial lawyer and member of the Brit. this oity,,af- M! Mr. . Mr- Flu-inn is} im- ‘ ndln‘g'neverai wee son Canada. investigating trade conditions and studying various economic problems. He wil remain in this country for some time. on a like mission. As to Great Britain log ‘her commercial suprem- acy, llir. lichian said: “Thebtotai of British exports and im. ports during the past year is the great- est volumcof business over transacted by any country in the world, and am- «0.000.090 Increase or- ear, which is more ‘the United States. ty 1‘, the marvel of no i admit that‘so' fa‘raa he United Kingdom iii concerned the house lnly to mporia. a la, whose prosperi , is which com 73% their real tlon ' abecom , . more demand m upon or .. , liar food satiny. but - hrs amply able to provide the Increased cost only of m)” 9. . ‘3. a » , on. Kaaupaaanmanan. 10NDON.Utiohei‘~d-m Kraaaa, . .. or very best Creamery flutter. 3 pan—Americanmlk. full Weight. is can. Waldemar Milli. full weight. ' Good Maraicabo Cones, it oligailrapa Nuts. Rilihbury's' Oath. . 3 lb. can Baked Beans, Milk Crackers. per roll-ahein va Wm , 2 lbs. for the. Soda Bracken, * 4 it... noddlb.‘ .1119 is; A 5 TULL.‘ ”N ‘ a; Qottagc Ave. 2 piece Ei't_J”QWK -“ ' ,,-,“dil}£/i~i. lam ~ ‘ ' Mil? YOU AWAKE ~ to district that honest old line Life . insurance is a tineinvestmentfor you; , also he absolute protection to those ‘§:Union Stamp. for Men. dependent upon .you?, ’if you do not understand this fully call at or write to the General Odlcc of the (loan. Gen'i Life ins. (20.. United Bank Building, 80. Norwalk. Conn. man. If. nun. neuroses!“ . l' ’ A ‘: .o' oil Are now In stock. Addy”: variety than ever before. , very low. fraying engaged a am of rias'rcnsss Pasha stud ‘ 2 ., we are in better position do your work. Priest}. in canal. “a... .._ ...._.....__......._....._......... "W Dr. .llicl’s ~ Idling I A RusuhAnsm ....A‘+~P'll’gqlfl§i~ lyFreigiit Luna 2 remain .. new roux. seesaw m m weaver- PAINTING. Parse Hanoi 381 .- 365 ” V HonUNS , RIFLES * and Am mnnit ion We make a Spec: , ialiu of these needs ‘ and have in stock 0r ,nuthing that Scanners Eagle and City of Nor— wnlk leave New York, Pier-23. East River, Berkman street, 3 1). Norwalk and South Norwalk (lilting tile,,_night. $5.7 5 per ton DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN. WITHIN THE RAH“ of everyone, the price oinmm Ranges and Heaters would: W ,good value. Designed “11ch on true principles. the: givaiMhuI from a small amount of fuel. Baud- some in an earance and .0! "m or 818 Range ll} , 0| of compactness. Horace R. No; Cor. North Main and was: M , Will net . is. wanted. . 'Qodisteck. Woétkins & Dow. . in WASHINGTON STREET South Norwaik. ‘ We it"s-iv: HOR$E§ TO SUIT EVERY BODY. We handle only one grade of Coal. and that is the BEST. Place your orders now. and/take ad- vantd’ge of price quoted above. , Best in quality. cleanly screened. competent drivers. prompt delivery. No matter what your experience has been in the past, give us your uni and wewiil please you. 2 on turnout a Goal Yard and Olllce Water street liranch Oiuce corner Washington ant Main streets. South Norwalh, Conn. ‘ ' ' Telephoto Call. 5156; Plumbing and Steam Hair _, a rhodium. IIOH‘IOW na FUNERAL plasma. auo muting. 19 North Main St, w: luvs: 1mm corona or rm cameos!) amygrm page . ‘zx 4* 2.x; , ‘ hf“ ~' Residence. d M for none at house. noes. I“Discard,“at; ‘lnalchingy“atI all finds. a in“ an "a r nan! you 1! hardware bought and _ rs to? refuse mettle; robber. leathers and all articles that i you would like to dispose of ‘ highest cash prices will be paid by ABRAHAM annals. , ‘ 3 13 a 15m and 8t. w postal will receive prompt r.,Om‘I a. In. to 8 mm.- CIoaod Bab , . urdaya. ,2. ,H ""u...’ . a, . ‘ Bil-ideas? .58. are sited» , dreamy. ‘ ‘g‘ldtha‘ heat ', H prices. Aliworh _ Jim stunt... « , manner and at low
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