- under the direction of F. l
Fancy CreaInSI) Buffer 23c lb
2 can: Fancy Rad Salmon 25c
Choice Amie Station I Ocean
2 pigs. K m Krlsp 25c
3 cans Baked Beans with To-
'25c
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24 Cottage Avenue.
East Normal/c. . “Conn.
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4:
Regular, class” meeting will be held
on Tuesday evening under the leader-
ship of James L'liominedieu, at the
Methodist church.
Tomorrow evening the Junior Ep-
worth League will hold a meeting if]
the Methodist Church. A large attend-
ance is anticipated by those who have
the service in charge.
A teachers' meeting will be held this
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church for the purpose of familiarizing
the teachers with the lessons which are
to be taught during the coming ménth.
A. J. Hawkins will explain the lessons
to the teachers.
William 0. Roberts, the former agent
of the New York and Norwalk Steam-
boat line had another slight stroke on
Friday afternoon greeting be right
arm and left Ileg. mum p ysician
hopes that a few days quiet he may be
able to get around again The, other
stroke was only in his right arm but
this one incapacitaics him from doing
anything. Mr, Roberts is at present
living with his daughter a d son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Mor-.
glut of Belts Place.
Trolley cars were stopped here dun
ing the heavy storm which struck the
town last evening. The rain which
came down in blinding torrents was
supplemented wl h hall which when
an by the wind’cut like a knife
Had there been an 17,31er valuable
cro’ps left in the field this season they
would have been badly damaged by
the storm. As it lies some of the
roads were badly washed and farmers
who have been raising corn for fod-
der have found that their corn is par—
allel with the ground in most cases.
Plans are being mndc at the East
Avenue Methodist Church for a very
active religious season shortly. Be-
ginning an October 4 evangelistic scr-
vices will bo held at the church every
evening except Saturday night for the
following two weeks. Elaborate plans
are. being made to make the services
as attractive as possible and interest-
ing to all who attend. Rev. Edward
Cunningham the pastor ‘of. the church
will be assisted in the work by Rev.
B. BrBrzy. of Snugatuck; Rev. 1., W.
Hoime Westport. Rev. A. L. llub—
hard of Rowsyton. There will be spe-
cial musical features of the serv-itc
Msrr.iam
These f tunes will comprise solos.
duets an quartetts. Some of the ser-
moon to be prcathed will doubtless
preys very interesting and it is anticl-
pated that. the services will tause a
great religious awakening in the
church.
George McBIide. the painter while
engaged in painting Henry A. Wood s
boll”. No.1 Hawkins avenue was
.takn. with a dizzy spell and being
helped in the house almost collapsed.
Dr. Burncll was summoned from South
Norwalk immediately. After a few
moments he thought it was only a
slight‘ attack. and expected he would
be uhle to go home the next day, but
when he tried to walk he found he
cmfid’n' t and the. kind- hearted Mr and
Mrs, Wood have had him under their
care ever since. it was evidently a
slight stroke. After a week's rest in
bed. with the nursing and attention of
the Woods who are no relation to him
whatever. he may be able to get
around again. Mr. wood knew that
Mr McBride, for a long time had lived
alone, over Kimmich's and for this
reason noted the part of the Good
Samaritan.‘ until such time as he was
able to take care of himself
The sonny School Rally which was
held yesterday noon at the East Ave-
nus Church was a great success and
was well attended. Th; Rev. A L.
Hubbard of Rowayton delivered an.
illustrated talk which pleased the
members of the Sunday School and
their. teachers immensely Singing by
the 1nfant class was heard and the
whole service proved verv enjoyable.
The ship way in which Mr. Lubbard
brought out his subject pleasei the
children very much and also taught
then: 3. great gadvmgs'sulgigt. was
taken rum t. VI was.
"And There wso- Aldo odor little
Boots With Him." . Th6 program was
as fbllbws: Singing by the school, ad-
sirens by superintendent. singing by
Ame Infant Class IPruyor was then of-
{grad bggulimnl. Collection tol-
mountedt 0 its are roll call showed
ripest wbiét.“ a. large majority.
mo. lutbut
. W.
.. in. i‘Ir
‘ noon.
bithe school and 3
I O
Percy Sharron is taking a course at
Br‘own' 3 Business College.
John Oberlandcr has received a‘ he
saw for use in his boat building nata-
ltslitueltt.
togotta Oberlaruisr ha. received a fit-
u horse power automobile engine
for use in his new launch.
George Austin Bherron has resumed
his studies at Columbia College New
York and will graduate next year.
”W511i” H White's nd'tv bee house
hummus completed and will be occu-.
pied in A few days. Contractor Mills-
paugh did the work.
Samuel Mead the grocer is mak-'
ing preparations to open his aunt-x.
which hos been completed and will be
used as a crackery store.
The steamer William 1. Stevens has
returned from Bridgeport whore she .
Went to hallo wearing trips placed
about her and the hull repainted at
Green Brothers ship yard .
The steamer Kate 3. Stevens went
to New York Saturday after twenty-
five tons of coal. and today started for
Greenport to engage in the oyster busi-
near. The vessel will he commanded
by Captain Frank ll. Stevens, with
Earl Stevens as engineer. Tutllo as
fireman lsaac Payne as siII-wiud and
George Minor Joseph Adcock and John
Collin on dot k
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Contractor Edgar T Bates ls grading
and repairing the property of George
W. Northridge. at 0x Ridge.
it is reported that the Norman Hoc-
fer place one of the. finest in town', has
been sold to New Yolk parties
.lohn Council a well-known resident
of Fitch 5 Soldiers' Home. has bccn en-
joying a vacation with his children in
Jewitt City,
Mrs. David Nelson Mnthcr and
daughter. Mrh. Florence Rice. have rc~
turned home from a month‘s visit in
Waterbury.
The selectnlcn and town clcrk met
in the ofllcc of the former, Saturday of-
tcrndon, for the purpose of making
voters. Out of 100 applications rccciv-
ed only about twenty-five appearcd to
take the oath. ‘
George W. Northrldge and family.
who purchased the M. F}, Miller place.
at Ox Ridge. early in thc season. and
have since been occupying it, rcturncd
to their metropolitan home at lilo
Redford avenue Brooklyn lust Satur-
day.
Lieuenant Robert R. Miller died
Friday night, at Fitch's Home for Sol-
diers. in Noroton. Deceased was at one
time a resident of Southinpton. and
was'wcll-known and had many. fri- ads
in the slatc. The remains wcrc wont
to Plainileld. New Jersey, for inter-
ment.
—-Candidatcs for first and second
seiectmen are C. W. Louusbury and
Charles H, Fitch, and for town tax
collector, Jerome S. tiainor.
It was decided Friday afternoon to
have a funeral service for Michael
Nevins, who was klllcd by a train
ncar Sellcck's (int, Thursday after-
noon. A mass was said for him at 9
o'clock Saturday morning, in St. John’s
R. C. Church. Stamford. and the body
was buried in Springdnlc comctory.
The man's mother, who livcs in (‘ounty
Kildarc. irciand, will bc notified of
his death. and of thI amount of money
he left. Nevins must illlVl‘ bccn u very
industrious man in order to have saved
so much money as ho had in the sav-
ings bank about $7.00 lie was only a
stableman and llllllll‘ilih did not get.
large wages
A team of horses owned by l“. W.
Meyers.’of Ox Ridgc, Iundc an exciting
runaway in lhtrlcn, Saturday after-
Thc htIl'SOS startcd as Mr. Mey-
ers was on the way to (icorgc Stl‘obel'I
cldcr mill. with a. load of apples and
barrels. in front of Wesley Brady's
property the wagon collidcd with a
surrcv and broke onc uhccl and shaft.
lI‘ortunstclI Mr. Brady did not haven
horse attached to the. surr'c) Mr Mey-
(l s was thrown out and although the
wagon passed over him. he did not ap-
pear to be.badl_v hurt, and followed
the ‘team to Duricn. ’l‘lIc turnout went
through Connecticut avenue to Oracle
street. and was finally stopped before
any other damage was donc. One of
the pole chains was brokcu.
WESTPORT.
Friends from New (‘anaan are guests
at the home of John H. Cole.
Local trottcrsI are entered for the
Newtown races, during the fair.
F. A. Edison has'gonc to Newark. N.
J.. after spending the summer here.
Mrs. Martha Darrow is visiting' her
:Iistlcr, Mrs. Harriet Langdon, in‘Dar-
on. I
Men are at work painting the inter-
ior and exterior of the pumping sta-
t.ion
John Hendrickson of Garden City.
1.. l. is visiting at the home of A. Hen-
drickscll.
George Mills spent Thursday here.
He is in the employ of the Yonkers
trolley now.
Frank Dayton attended the Catholic
fair Wednesday night, in Lockwood's
hail Norwalk
There are to be evangelistic services
at both Saugatuck and Westport M. E.
churches. beginning October 4.
Gay LcLande. formerly of Slugs-
tuck. now residing in Mt. Vernon. has
been visiti friends in town.
"Miss Edi ’Falr‘child is out again
after a siege ,of sickness that has kept
her confined to her home some time.
George Taylor and family have de—
parted for their home in New York
city after a week's visit with A. T.
arr.
Painters are at work transforming
the anterior or the La Crolx- property
, on State street into I presentable eon-
. Ilition. ,
Amity from here attended an en-
ioable entrainment given by the
ethiodiat. Church at Silvermine Fri-
' day nilht.
A number of the Automobile Club
passed through here Saturday. with all
kinds t! machines. It is a pleasant run
due time limit is set.‘
e sketch given by Prof. Collins
and three other music! ‘ at the Cath—
olic fair on ehfltled‘ Mhin both"
and created much laughter
Following his the unclaimed letters
Gleam ones: Waller
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Clothes “washed with SATIN GLQSS retain the
sweet odor of the soap. '
300 ., ELEGANT insinuate ~,wlru
Ammonlated Borax
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Write us for our 24 page Illustrated catalogue, giving description
of over 300 premiums. which we give free lor' 'lh° trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN moss SOAP. SATINE
WASHING POWDER, or SUNSHINE SOOURING SOAP. Addrul‘ .
David s. Brown a e; '
51st St. 8 North River
NEW YORK CITY
eludes that we are to have "a iittlo' ALASKAN COMMISSIONERS
snow lzitc Ill the fall foliowcd by heavy THAN NKED.
Iains that will last. until oath “spring, l..().\'l)O.\' he pt ”5. The opt-hing of
then lhclc may bc Inolesnowf lillt' lb‘ud uc Ik of in sear-ions of thc
l’IIl ltii ccnts to the test of an uIli-i Alaskan llounduly t‘omn‘tisslon found
c.iII iigulo III will limo t-Iompuc thei 1) 'l. Watson til Allltllitzln counscl
illllt'hlli‘th‘s lill ll l'i. won with youIsclfi continuing his presentation of tho Am-
t.ll thc mull-sauces of going to Not-“Imam (“so Ho IIIIIutliIdIId Ill i2: 25
walk ioI goods tillillil'llil'il thII "lholci p. In .Il‘IcI spcIIhiIig siucc \VI-dussday
an» instant-u and not a tow. wlIcIe'nfieIIImIn. l.oI.l t‘hicf .iusllctI Aircr-
Norunlk ilii_\i'lrs‘ find it pIofltnblc to Hillllt‘ expressed the liilllll‘t intion of the
llulIoIIiIc Wisipmt IIItI.IthIIts ()uc of t‘onIIuiIsiou ‘lri smiuc: “Thank you
Olll t-Ihitf diflicIullits i~ that we IIIc'ftII )tIlll wry pouclful :iigumtmt.”
prouc to diI-c‘onmgc hUlnc industry. iTlll‘llC'hli toplitu Robinson. if. t‘.. rose
)ctlthc ls scar-'tcl) nn instant-I- whom and (oInuIc “((‘ili hi spi Icc b in bchalf of
the ochsigbt is not unfair as wcll tot ihct anudinn (It aims \iI. \\':ilxoll loft
lllc Int-I'chuut as ourselves. llIc bull looking grcuil) i‘IIIigIIIId ntlcr
Thomas Oatcs, u wolvkuowu IIIId‘ his prolonged "ml”-
respected citizen of tho West iind. "’"‘”"”‘”'”‘""
Nougatuck. till'd Friday. at Mr- litlil‘ SOCIALIST PARTY OF AMERICA.
il()llll‘. Mr. ()lilf‘F was running to BOSTON. Still . MW” 300 0'3““
catch It trpllcy car in thc curly part of son‘s (If ill-I Socially l'éir'.‘ II' Axum-Illa
the neck. and as it was at night h.- usscmblcd bcro lod:._\' to hold their
did not see u bitching post that stood Hui" I‘U'H'i'il'iilnI Th" convention
in hip putlp Tho lop ”1' 1h.- post t'illl slIt‘i'lllt‘tl [hill it ill“ "iilll‘ ”Chill.
struck him in the stomach, causing in-- “‘Ulli'i h" llolllinil'ifli. R\‘i’l‘i'v‘il‘niBill"?
ti‘l'lllli injuries which rosullcd in his .lumos 1“ (“HIV“). "1 H‘“""‘” “W
dcntb. liis wifu ditd Ht‘l'l‘l‘ill Illtliliiln‘ mill! oi lill‘ film riltillliii‘iln‘ Sotlnlist
ago, and his dcuih brings ittitliiinnul HlulI-(‘IIIIIIIIIHIIII tall. d lhI coInL-ution
rlltlilvhs in this honsohold. .\ll'_ Unit-s "’ ”1'1"" “"11 3' ril‘ll‘h i“ “i""h h“
has boon for llliill)‘ yours ('l')lli'illllllll for ""“Kri'l'lli'h‘d ”19 'lt‘i"‘i'."""' "1| ”1" won-
the Now \‘orh Inillioudirc. William 1’. .dI-rfnl Hril‘i'h 0' ”W ”3”!“
Him. who has n lino sillllllll'l' il'llllt“ ’
lli'l‘f‘. lio loaves n llll‘lgl family of DAVID W. RAYMOND,
grown cllildrcn, one of \\'ill|‘.ll is :I
priest,
Funeral Director
. and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwail
it‘s II Mac girl who down‘l begin
eating onions until after shc lands a"
illi‘iilflllli.
..,. ,.I:I\I.vwoMI.‘9rwn‘w w-r::v‘- "jigm‘
l" eyezkais‘milmifia W“ WNW
. .Iii'dl?’ rm
Residence. 9 Ore-cult Terrace
Telephone at house. “-0.
Keep giro lions
Warm ‘
' but don t build a thousand dollar
house for n thinv ecnt bro. '1 he
mo t economical roofit. 1.: and sid-
ing is out {unless ,.
;_ Bondy Roofing
It Lasts.
Specially prepared to net-t the poultry-
man'. r. needs. “Good eunuch for your best
building. Low cost cuouuh for you
boil coop. Makes a good pormcnlnt null. if isllleuvylcltinol ’Hl‘t‘li No
tar in it Wen tactbtittlouorcram l‘ uni agninkt everything a mini lc vmlfitr‘
l’utup Ill vollsof 210 square feel: each roll 0 Humor.
. t.
should be pr of again; brawls: ind book. lIuildIng
the noccssary ear Is. nails and or men. for laying.
Economy.‘ sent it no forthe llkinl.
LESLIE GAMBLE. H iVERSIDE MlLLS.
SEAVIEW AVENUE. EAST NORWALK.
The Kind You Hans Always Bought; and which has been
in use for over .30 years. has home the signature of
and has been made under his pen-
. sonal supervision since its infancy.
° Allow no one to deceive you in this.
terfeiis; Imitaum and “Just-unspent!” are but
h trifle}! and endariger the health of ,
science against Experiment.
'si'at.
”Wan"
ii a har-less substitute for Oostor on. em.
e, Burns and “billing Syrups. It a Pleasant. It .
contain: neither opium Morphine not other We
emphases. [in age is fin muse. It destroys Worms
and alloys Fem in euros Dim-rhino and ”Wind
Colic. It relieves Teethlnfl Troubles, cures constipation
.qud mecyu' Iltr ass too the Food. regulates the
blunted: and
In. nails were:
In. 8mm i
HOW'O Tl-lllf
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rev
ward for any can of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hull's Cutarrh Cure.
F. .l. CHENEY & 60.. Toledo.0
We. the undersigned. have known F.
.l. Cheney for the last 16 years and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
WE STd A 'rnux, Wholesale Dmggists
Toied 0
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggisls, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nnlly acting directly upon the blood
and muqous surfaces of the svstem.
Testimonials lent free. Price 750 per
bottle. Sold by all drusgists.
liali' II Family Plus arc the best.
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We consider that this is a good time
to do painting. We will dt' 30“" “071‘
with the best materials in the skillt'u‘l
manner which our experience enables
and the best of it all is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
Painting. .
Paper Hanging,
Dicorating.
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E. E. Gorbam’s,
10 First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 135-2.
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IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
Capital. “enhance
surplus. “00.001100
Other Proms. 345,200.00
JOIN II. recurs. President.
neon It. turns. Cashier.
DIRECTORG:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Owen:
John H. Light 6. H. Mathewson .
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walllc. .oswm.
Accounts Solicitor!
Hammocks
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering qualify;
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition Blanks.
Fishintl Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
soil Supplies
‘l: are t;
tr] Mr .
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Nola motels Librll'!
m wasulnd'rou- eraser.
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Points. .
COME: sEE THE "PRETTY, Aims-
Tic PATTERNS THAT THE cLEvsR
ossIoNEIis HAVE GIVEN TO THE
WORLD THIs SEASON—WE’LL FUR-
NIsH EXPERT WORKMEN To
HANG THE PAPER FOR YOU.
To Order- —Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
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Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. xoc.
-Cloth Window Shades.
irin e. 5e.
Sgiid2 Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures. xoc.
.“Shure— Cut” Can Opener. cuts
351513;.No raggd. edge.
3:31- aTEEL PARING KNIVES,
10°.
PAINTING. MPARER HANG‘
‘\ mo. DECORATING
with
‘ mini
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PLUMBING AND STEA
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVEO AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
, Gas antistum Fitting. I---.
an Fixtures, 'Metal Coiling,
Have yen seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JOlgES & HOTCHK
OMPANY,
11. WAN—m GSTBEIT. NORWALii
“Fascism
BUY iROll GLA
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StamfordRsnge
Horace ll. flash
cor. North Main
LH. Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwallt Conn.
Telephone Connections.
lung Lockwood 81 Co.
“Coal”
“c:o‘aln
, .“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
poor slatcy coal when you
can buy the host for an equal price?
“II bandit- only lhc' BEST LE HIGH"
(‘OAL Mum and tan tlu-Ieforc guar
untcc satisfaction Send us a trial or-
lil'r. and we will convince you of the
motifs of our coal.
Host No 2 Nut, (not tbc flat siatey
Stuff 8500 pi‘l‘ toll Best Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
ScIIsoncd Wood cord lengths or sawed
and split.
living ioclvoci .& 00..
m warns or. so. NORR'ALK
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