meet you» or more cool
end lino wool“? the lowest market
vices. 'i‘he lies quality of Carefully
2_ cued clean outs; huy, straw and
w. ‘ P1101113 135-11. 2 First Ave. East
mill. .5. WALLACEMARVIN.
.mombrnno of the thrust it is very
.liebls .
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limits the throat...
sass “Hahn attacks the “‘u
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The history of nén ‘nii‘haoos of
grams 1; like gals“ Izhcold is con-
a n no , c or no I are
11.1%... it‘ll‘ew throgt becomes lore and ill-
flamed his asurovutod by parti
clan bf ll ML and“ gems from the air.
'hiu conditidu eunuch the disease to
into the tube that lends to the
. V “71531111“er 9 still confined 1p
.h K 11 Nor-walk. with assume
“do 11 Co .1 is now attending
' The choir of the East Avenue Matilde
dist Church. held .a rehearsal last night
Clifford Randall will return today.
Hum hidsobethport N J.. where he has
help on 11 busines‘s trip.
Mrs. Gilbert Horton entertained 11
small company of friends at her home
ill ‘Mnin street. Thursday evening
There Is very little illnugc in the con-
dltiou of Henlv Ccib who continues
“unite ill at his home in First avenue.
1 John Tryon of Riverside avenue, has
secured a position in the grocery store
67 Charles E. Seymour. in South Nor-
‘walk.
Miss Gertrude l-llnriley;‘ of Fairlield.
’ ho has been visiting her sister. Mrs
3.] C. Magnel. of Riverside avenue, has
returned to her borne. ~
. Charles Mer‘.ritt 1villo is in the employ
inf F. W Smitildc Company Ill Anson-
tin. will spend bundny with his par-
ents In Riverside avenue.
Captain Thomas Smith has returned
from his ducking expedition. He was
successful in shooting sixteen ducks.
fluid b1 ought them hotne- as proof.
Andrew B Berger; 8 student at Carl
.A. Harstmm's. loft last night for his
.illome in Pittsburgl‘i Penn where he
will spend the Thankssiving vacation.
Thomas Grifllll the druuglst. accom-
panlod his father John Gridln as fol
Vls New Yorktoduy. where the latter.
will talld
, ith opened 111) £1.11...
Wallbiiil‘laet which he
in Jam utllorland a
mobbed
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"reasoned
t’tb‘e pic-
V 4 hrs business night8.
.‘ Monday evening. 380v. Egorto‘n it
rooms the great canoeist. dog travel~
5121 and Red indisn mi.slonnry. will
:eclurc on ‘lndinnsi Their Homes.
donuts and Sports." He will have,
lxbty beautiful stereopticon views.
Hon E J. Hill of Norwalk will go
. o Wilton this eve ing and delivered
1 lecture id issues ationnl Church
«3'01 the benefit of the Wilton Free Li-
slrury. Mr. Hill will take for the sub
set his recent trip around the world.
The usual eveninr: service will be
1eld at St. Paul's Mission' corner of
Ian Znndt and Osborn avenue. tomor~
ow night at 7: 30 and the Rev Chnrlcl
l‘ Coolr of New Yo1k will preach as
usual. All are most cordially invited
Them was a party last evening. at
. be home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Flatt
11 Maple avenue. There were about
hirty in attendance.- Gnmes wen: piny-
u. and some amused themselves with
nut-lug. Refreshments were served
luring the evening. The oniertnin-
out consisted largely 11 lzrnnhophono
manipulated by Robert Curtis. Am-
'I‘OSC Brundugc. of Ridgoiicld, with
_u assistant. played the violin and
radio. for the dancing. At 12 o'clock
‘ uut‘beou was serv ed. and as Mrs Plait
porno ill. the party returned to their
fines Mrs. Flatt said that she was
t fooling well about 11 o‘clock. At
o'clock she fainted and it was some
me before she was herself again.
condition is much improved today
Jehn .‘Armour. the crack oyster open-
ln the oyster establishment of the
owiand Oyster Company. went to
orlt this morning but in a short time
ad to stop He went home ill with
in. He also has a sore arm. Ol~
rickson. another opener. did not
ut in an appearance. this morning,
' 1111 it in thought that he is also lll. ‘
Mrs. Theodore W Searing entertain-
a party of friends at her home in
any street. Thursday evening. Oui-
town. guests were Mrs. Dwight on.
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has“ Ind "1111.11 3 Searing. of Mount
11. N. Y The original designer of
{II oV'nograph. 'l‘. W Searing. cuter:
ii, them with selections on the me—
his. Which were highly appmoiuted.
hole was a large attendance at thb‘
it! ‘ of Mrs. Charles Gehrm‘iiiih.
11 held u’t her late residence.
avenue. 1113:15 o’clock yes-
Rev. Romlly F.
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l’t 11151111 ‘11 little far fetched to say
, that most cases of confused are caus-
rod from caterrb. but it is certainly
trumpnd anyone who: has been a so
e‘r‘e éomrhul col must oticed
how the heating it :1 effect d w lie the
mold last‘o'd.
With Cutarrb sufterels this impair-
uncut of hearing becomes chronic and
groom Worse the longer the catarrh ill
nelzlected
You can cure cat‘srrh and deafness
by the regular use of an excellent new
prepalation called Stuart's Cntarrh
Tablets. compelled of antiseptic mine- ’
dies which not both on the mucous
membranous but principally and most
effectually on the blood eliminating
the catarrhul poison from the system
Pedals whose hearing is defective
may t ink it a little remarkable, that a
simple and harmless tnblit would very,
often remove all traces of Maidens.
but when it is remembered that on-
tsrrll causes the deafness and that the
catarrh is easily cured by the resular
use of Stuarts Catarrh Tablets there
is no mystery about it.
If you are. subject to nasal 1211111111
or catnrrh of the throat bronchial
tubes or .catnrrh of stomach and liver!
the safest and most effective treatment
is the new catarrll specific. Stuart's
Catnrrh Tablets. sold by all druggists
at 501: for full sized pa'ckaxe.
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The Knowlton Fife and Drum Band
hold 11 rehearsal last night.
W H. Langdon has halvestcd a few
cropb‘ of sugar hoes for ‘liis cows.
Mls 111111111111 ith“ who has been
‘lll tor “Lg” dh s. s‘l‘s ngwiimgorin.
yous ”more is p til 6-
Daskami place WNW
Shortly hitch Thaniidslvlng‘ d"
selectnlgunil will start oh the addition to
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of hullsuaVi size. now in
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Harry St. Jo n has taken a position
with the Underwood Typewritlns Com
pally“. of Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Smith, of Denver
are spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. N. Dauchy.
' Cheater Finch is ill with chills and
fever. He is in the employ of George
S. Bailey. the liveryman.
Henry‘ancner ‘ls somewhat improv
ed again. it is said that he is able
to sit 11p awhile each day.
Mrs. George Edwards has returned
from a visit with New York friends
and left, yesterday. for New Canaan.
Miss Elsie lorun. of Bridgeport.
who has been the guest of Miss Mary
Reilly. of Noroton. has returned to her
home.
Msis Jennie Weed attended the dis-
trict convention of Epwortb League
Societies, at New Rochelle, last week
Friday.
Homes lmonard will return this week
from Kansas City for a visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leon-
ard. Noroton.
Mrs. W. H. Willmott. Jr. met with
a painful accident. Inst week. by r1111-
uing n null into her foot. making her
very lame for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram D. Davidson. of
Hartford. who ' have been visiting
friends In this pine and Stamford for
some time. returned yesterday after.
noon to their home.
Rev Joseph L. Guernsey. Clarence
Crofoot Mingus Helen Goodeve and
Jennie Weed," and Mrs. Haxeman were
the delegates who attended the up-
worth League convention at New Ro
cbelle yesterday.
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company held their third social and
dance this evening in the town 1111
Soy ec’ s orchestra of South Neural
furnished the must (1 and everybody I111.
11 xood time. These social gatherings
are becoming very popular.
The Coilgrogationul, Methodist and
Presbyter an Churches will hold a on
ion Thunkilxlving aorylce. on Thurs;
.d ovoniux, at 7: 30 o’ooick'. in the
i all Olin umb .‘I‘ho sermon
will be deileorcd or the 11.1.1...» L.
Guernsey. 0.! the Methodist Church
10mm recent absence of Miss L.
panes b";
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It we a financial success. The Jubi-
ice of flora of Norwalk, were there to
entertain and they didin dour .. yin
James Gordon and Harry Little
Norwalk entertainers, tilt! thorn
credit. Robert Eccles. the ballot]
or. of Stamford entertained and
Jerome Stevenson nuns tavern
tlons with his f vacuum-l
the piano. Willi .
and Sylveste‘r’flo ‘ W
charge of the 1111:1111. ti or
their part they took in getting "K1 the
entertainment.
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ROWA YTON
Both Sunday schools 1|re prepurlng
for the 0111111911119 11
Miss Gladys!) tillage 9 311111101 M1.
and Mia. iohn elite “of Effluklyn.
Mrs Elbert Marsh returned home
yesterday from a visit with friends in
New York.
Miss Vivian Stevens has been con-
fined to her home this week with an
attack of malaria.
Mrs. Griffins. of Rowuyton. was call-
ed to New Yuri: this Week by the
death of n relativo.
Mrs. Goolxe Scott is spending 11 few
days. witther nidthcr, Mrs Henry
Whitney. in Dorian.
Members of the Methodist Church
will xive their old folks' concert
Thanksgiving evening
The Rev. Milk 0. Brown will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the 511111110111 Bap
tl‘st Church Sunday, morning and eve
n 111;. _
The“ oyster supper given by the lad
ies of the Methodist Church Wednes
day ev'enid‘x. netted a neat sum f01
the church.
Mrs. Richards' house near the do
not is being renovated and made roa-
dy for weaponry by Mr. and Mrs.
James
The Rev. George Braker.
Jr. of
Rowayton Baptist Church Sunday
momfnx and evening.‘
» The weekly prayer and praise ser-
cvcninx. was led by Deacon John Sher-
er. in the absence of the pastor.
The C. 1:. {Society of the Baptist
Church. Rownyton, will hold a rally at
the church next Tuesday evoniuu. af-
ter which there wlll be a social hour.
refreshments and music.
WEST NOR WALK.
Mrs. W. J. Mother libs. returned from
a visit in Stamford.
Henry Johnson, of New York. spent
Sunday with his parents:
Mortimer Wood. of Stamford, spent
Sunday with his parents
Rev R. F‘. Humphrles will preach in
the Union chapel tomorrow '
Mrs Edward Benedict has returned
from a visit to her daughter‘in Long
island.
The West Norw‘olk 119111511111 chap-
el held its annual prayer meeting, Sun-
day evening.
The Rev W. W. '1‘. Duncan conduct.
ed the services in the West Norwalk
Union Chapel. last Sunday. ,
The Port Chester Praying Band will
hold services in the West Norwalk
Methodist-Mission Chapel. tomorrow
at" .1 ociocir 9.111.. and 7 oclock in the
evening. Singing by quill-total. All
are invited.
sit mums.
Prnyor meeting was he (i lost even-
ing at the home of Fred uttery.
The Sunday school has“bogun prob.
nations for their Chflsfinos‘oxorciscs.
The “stocking social given by
Friendly Greeting Division Sons of
Temperance. last evening was very
successful. both socially and finanofl’li
ly. Nearly 827 Were raised toward the‘
fund col defrayilig the expenses of 111%
new 111111; which is being built on 1111171
donated by John Guthrie just north of
his house on the New Canaan road.
The following program was xiven dur.
ing the evening:
Pruyer
Rev. A. B. Purdy.
Solo—~The Volunteer.
C. Andrews.
Recitation. ‘
Miss Carrie Buttery.
Recitation.
Miss Delia' Dickens.
Mrs. 11.8. Purdy.
Solo.
Recitation.
Charlie London.
Recitation.
' Miss Mattie Walkiey.
Reading, .
Mrs. Mury A Hyatt.
instrumental music. ' ‘
, M: as Costello.
0,10
William .7. Wilcox. South Norwuik.
All the on were well received
rai’urdy and Mr. Wii
cox residuum: 1;;
oil in up!
i. I! hoped
Stamford will occupy the pulpit of the *
vice lntbe Baptist Church. Thursday -
Gum m
blissful Mill inbound . "
fit the division are} hold
2 11's anniversary there December 5.
pilotic proof as is gluon here. 11111th
timony of South Norwaik moms
should aumw.1...tho‘ moot. skeptical.
south normals... named in ulster
business in West Norwnik says: ‘11
had kidney trouble for years i too
physician so often that I ought to be
an authority on the quostiom‘i I seem-
but it showed signs of returning and
I wanted to checkit. i noticed some
published statements about Dunn‘s
helped me and a continuance of the
treatment eventually affected a radical
cure."
For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents a box.
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the United States.
3 Remember the name—Mom‘s“. and
take no other.
sole agents for
Guarantees
Net Estimates
The feature of thnocticut General
Life lnsurance Company ilcles.
Have you seen thonif.’ if inquire
of or write to
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On 'coid mornlng§ pan-
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1i nicelv made and with
the right flour Try...
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Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result
5 131 packages .25 cents.
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Cotislle ave; East Norwalk
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Hermi- 111 Booth Nowell: ease. Rood ‘
it end use if doubt c1111 exist in the toes
" of this evidence» . 11 . ~
Mr; 531.0 Millard. of fit wen "snip. '
medicine and was under the cure of in ‘
ed to be rid oft-my trouble-for mime. ‘
Kidney Pills 11nd procured a box .aVVt.
Hale's Pharmacy in Norwalk. They ‘
I‘oster-Milburn Com ‘
attractive mann. r. it
ins a malt top.
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$5. Qt) pair
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We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that, is the BEST,
Place your orders now. and take ado
vantage of price quoted above. .
Best in county. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your‘ experience has
been in the past give do your order
and we will please you. V
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Cold ir’urd end Cilia. Weber street
Brunch Once corner Wuahiuton one
ifuin streets. 30th Remit. Conn.
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molest. Cash. Prices
Discarded machinery of‘ all kinds
plpinx,steum and water fittings, stoves
and builders’ hardware bought and
sold. --Ifooduuarters for refuse metals.
rubber, feathers and all articles that
you. would like to dispose of.
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
. . ABRAHAM HARRIS,
1,3 I1 15 Raymond 81.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention
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CAR LOAD EV“? FEW DAYS
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wood. N. J.. who were married than
spending!
oir housylnood in this place. V1111; j‘ ‘
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‘ 19 Stein Street. New York
15er sKl‘N PATENT LEATHER 1... Winter-«warranted
:through; price ‘ .. , V1, 11v
' . $4. 00 .
MOTORMEN' S FUR LINED SHOE for cold feet; special alt
$2. 50
WOMEN' S STORM PROOF SHOES—sure cure for cold
feet; you need no rubbers with this shoe. Warranted to fit. 1
5i. 50 $2 00 and $3. 00
lsen 1.5 Shoe Store,
" . . South Norvvalk.
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That Chilly Feellng
It' s the quality of the‘ coal you burn' 111 the furnace that . V
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comforb ~ 4’ ..
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly." With inferior 1
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned. » .
Coal costs you no more here-abut there’s quite a diflcr- -. _.
ence in the value. The first order will show youwhy it is
profitable to deal with. us.
For open grates we have found CANNEL the most sat-
isfactory fuel.
John H. Ferris.
I49 Washington Street, South Norwalk‘ Conn.
:Wmuomuoueiemne“ueuwo
UNION LOCK POULTRY FENCE
1 For. Poultry, Rabbits; Orchards, Gardens.etc.
wit”
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sales: made we ‘2 swim
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manual a nude ’0! 7
wires W together.
All “lawman
Strong'r and OIOIOI‘ spacing than any other make.
Our Union Lock Hog. Field and Cattle Fence, Union Lawn
Fence Gate 9113., guarantaod first class.
Your do: 1- should handle this line-4f not, write us for
prion. Catalogue free.
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torso Oak. Mitotic Mahogany. mini my. : . -
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