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EWllliam Riley. of New York, spent
Sunday In town.
lleinaid ColliuII'w
Daubuiy. yesterday.
The Baiber’s Union will hold a reg-
IilIII meeting tommrow evening.
T he second degree will be conferted
by Old Well Lodge this evening.
A. .1. Collins and Company shipped a
load oi iurniturII to Rowuyton, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Moon, of Dan-
buiy were Visitors in town yesterday“
William Walz. accompanied by H A.
lIIIIIIIns or New York. stopped at tne'
Hillll I'iiti’oid. .yIIIItIIIIiIIy, en Ioute by
Iiulomoblle, from New Haven.
the New York Grocery Co.‘ I low
IIIIsb prices are big indIiIHcmenta
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D" Place, spent lunday in New Haven.
Steegmullrr were in 'l‘arrytown, N. Y.,
yesterday
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'Weet Main street, Norwallt.
D. A. R.. will he held at 58 West ave-
nue, next Thursday afternoon.
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Venice, In New York city. Saturday.
the custody of their child. ’Dr. Culver
erated on last week, is getting along
nlcel ',
whlc
her many friends.
gatlonnl Church quartette yesterday.
taking the place of Mrs. Edward Sims,
who is ill with the‘ grip.
of Brid-rcport. to he married to Bertha
Juhaaz. of South Norwalk. The wed.
ding will take place next Saturday
morning. at 9 o'clock.
Fred Bogardus and George l'toac wont
to Long island, yesterday afternoon.
in the launch
hunting expedition. They returned this
morning. having shot twelve ducks.
eph Mulvlhill,
breach of the peace. were to have
been tried this morning, in the town
.court.
desires to retain counsel. the matter
was postponed until Saturday.
:rre'gatloral Church.
A' row (Tuesday) evening. at 8:15.
low of their many bargains fox wlw Rev. G. o Egbert; subject, The Hild-
Miss Annie Nubian.-
Miss Agnes Rochford and Miss Anna
Mrs. Frederick Buckley is seriously
I of typhoid (ever, at her home in
A meeting at the Norwalk Chapter.
Miss A. E. Baldwin and Miss Lizzie
’l‘olles, of South Norwalk. attended
he performance of the Merchant oi
Senator William H. Clark's daughter
I suing Dr. Culver ior divorce and
a related to Mr. Mallory, of Norwalk.
Mrs. George W. Bollock. who was up-
at her home in Merwln Ili't‘tl,
will be very pleasing news to
Miss Elizabeth Rood substituted as
ontraltoln ihe Souh No walk Comp-II-
The bands were read yesterday in
St. Joseph's Church, oi Joseph Lengyl.
Thomas Keogh. Victor W. Ferris,
“Sara K." on a duck
The cases oi Harry Mygatt and Jos-
both changed with
Upon request of Mygatt, who
-—-[lustrated lecture, in First Con-
Norwnlk. tomor-
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liousekecptrs appeaidn theli ad today. can River in ngiory and Romance.
Read it.
i Gibson organ recital
at 7: 45. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs S. 0. Leckwood, Frank- Havi‘ard will sing Tooting TonlIzhi. on!
lip Lockwood and Mr: King, 0! Now, the Old Camp 'Grouud. Admission 50
York stopped at the Hotel Clifford.L cents
yIslcrIlay. while going by automobile'
to New York.
A meeting of the lI‘athc
('lt‘ly will be held this evening at t
Solllh Norwalk Baptist Church. A
>pculal program wnhbe, rendered and WP“ 1'
The Epworth League meeting at the
lI‘lIst Methodist Episcopal Church, last;
r Lights 30- L evening. was largely attended
be subject was ably handled by the loud-I
er. Allen Lb. E1!
The
Their were two
ndeied selections by the chop,
II luncheon served. Ius. hese meetings are growing in
interest, good music and good testl-.
”J W Btuduell h“ a practical monies. A cordial invitation is ox-L
piano tunei and lepairer who Is pie-
plucd to attend to ordeis leit at his
store
Mia W. l.. Sheilleld Mlfi ..l M. Hil-
lIIIIIl. John Stnait White, of New.
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I tended to all to attend.
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—-H0Iae clipping by electric power,‘
M, Wright‘s repository.
A alert-optlcon lec tips on Slums Can
Y.orlI in then auto:,noblle Ieturning Be Funded Will be 8“?" ill the “ML
”,1 m New ”awn stopped at the Hotel Methodist Episcopal Church Wednes-
i mini-,Il last night.
The Delineator and Designer are
just out for Detemboi and can be bad
at Coleman's. Prompt delivery guai-
untced oi" morning, owning and Sun
Iluy papers to all parts'oi the city. .
There is no durations as to the, va-
Sucb II one is Homer B. Hoyt. lie
IIIalIIIs special appointments at ilie‘
convenience of his patrons. ills Ieg-
ular oliicc hours are given in his ad
Lewis Henry Smrm. who has bunIl
rods. 01‘ scents taken III the. coal mines
()l Pennsylvania and scents oi the?
[..lt‘lll stIike of a year ago will lec-
IIIIc next Tuesday evening in the Want
Nonvulk school i’ot lhII benefit of tbo‘
piano l'.und
"lbII Rev Course I). Egbeii. will lec-
Iuic at the Norwallr Congregational.
Uiibicb tomoriow evening on 'lhII‘,
Hudson Rl\t‘l in Hisioiy and Ru!
Inancc.” The lecture will be the last.
of a caries of t roe the. Re\. Il-II. big-l
beii has been g vlng. '
'lhcic wIll be a Iecture in the Mid-i
Illr Five Mile RlVIII school (Brook-.
side District) tonight, for the hencllt
III' the school. dIcwls Henry Storm
will describe the coal mines in this.
country. and the entertainment will
prove of interest to ‘all. .
'l‘bo Whatsoover Circle of the King's
Daughters oi the South Norwalk Con-
izregational Church will hold its No-
vember meeting at the home of Miss
Lizzie Toilet-I. 25 Fairileld avenue.
Tuesday at 8 p. m. Members are ask-
I-Ii to 30 prepared for sewing .
Captain (lakes, oi the Hartfor Ba%-i
lietball team, was no: in the able
played with the Waterbury team, last
Friday night. owii ‘to the fact that
he was put out of -oinmission while
playing the South Norwalk'team at
Stamford. Thursday night. and needs
a little time to get into form again.
Miss Dotha Stone Plnneo, oi Nor-
walk. secretary of the Connec'ticut
State Federation. will give readlngs in
the memorial library in Falrileld
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Plnneo’ls
readings will be from stories written
by herself. entitled “A Story Teller‘s
Afternoon." The readings will com-
nicncc at 3:30 o'clock.
When you buy interior grain. hay
or iced for your animals, _there may
be a difference in price oi a few
pennies, but the difference in results
in the health and appearance oi oi
your horses and 'vattle. Manuel
Hatch sells goods of only the highest
standard and the price is as little as
you would pay elsewhere.
The M. bitincrt and Sons Company.
who for the past two yhsrs have beenI
located with W. 8.81nrtevsnt es lo.
cal agent, has opened a were room
at 86 Washington street. Mr. Sturte~
cant has taken theagency for the Son-
Iner, and other welloknown pianos
made by the J. iI“. Quinn Piano Com.
pany. ‘ He will keep his own lines aleo.
Charity Rebekah bydge, 0! MM
port. is planning to'éi'ltertaln Fidelity
Rebekah ledge oi Bridgeport and III-
reka Rebekee of South Nos-walk
the evening oi December 10, when
there will be ten candidates initiated
ended late
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this ieason Charlt'y Rebekah lodge has
in'tlated thirteen candidates and nem-
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l’eople' a
.worker oi the Peoples Home Settle-L
-mcut in New Yoik city.
. views will include tllt’ lloya' Sumnici
1(‘olony and Camp Woolie lor mothcral
'and small children.
bio of consulting a‘competent Optician. l free and all are invited
.ed the Yale-Princeton game Saturday.
. day night at 8 o'clock liV Rev lI1~~‘IuIIt
the; ‘
1.. lo). Mr Fox Is pastor at
Home (north and beam
The list (iii
Admission isL
Henry M Perry. of Norwalk, attend
01.“ W Parke. George H Newton in.
Freeman. 'Rohert N. Schalkcn~
bath and wile. llavld Wolf ii. l..
Wright, Mrs J T. Williams. Mlsszl-
Home New Y-;0IlI J. W. Wilson, ii.
Whitney l". A. Benjamin. R. A.
Holmes, Boston: P. B. lngalsbe. Min-
neapolls. (ltorgr M. Hood Chicago:
T. J. Mlchle. Murray Brown. John
Niltman, Northpnrt N. l.: William ii.
Green and wife. Uanbquy; D C (‘oII-I
New llaVIu: ll. ii. Mead and wife.
liurliord; Ribert I“. Cahlll. Waiertoun
N Y.: J. R. Hair-bins, Montreal Fund
weie guests Saturday and Sunday at
the Hotel (‘liiford
FREE DELlVERY EXTENDED.
Commencing today the yearly nor
vice on Rural Free Delivery Route.
No. 37. will be extended to Bluff ave
one. which formerly was a part oi the
summer service. This will accommo-
date a number of families who reside
there during thc‘Fntire year.
BURGLARS WORK lN SHELTON.
SHELTUN. Nov.16.——liurglar.~: broke
into the stoneotthe Shelton Tlnnlng
and Plumbing Compais': last night and
opened the safe, by worki'nsz the combi-
nation. They secured 870 in cash.
A “safe" banker is a credit to a com-
munity
DEIINLEA TOR
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DESIGVER
For December. 108i Out.
”amino. Edwina and Sunday
Papers Delibered in All»
Pavia of the City.
Prompt delivery guaranteed.
Union made cigars.
commas _
l0 North Main BIN“, 80ml! Norwulk.
and Sporting needs.
Agent tor A. G. Spluidlnp'e Baseball “
Tel. Call. 32-2.
Sliill 0llllllcol’ls
lliiily- to Win.
emartitm
do theta Justlce in our windows. ‘
Drop in and. em: into the out
you like, and patch the eiiect ei .
. ting collars, narrow lapels. genera
The ban lilting
brought ip townfiand the best val-
Black and Oxford coats, 4i and
52 Inches long. 35. $8.50, $10, $12,
815. $18, $20, to $35.
Belted back costs, the aesIOn's
novelty. In Sotchy mixtures and
plaids, very swagger, $15 to :23.
One good suit deserves another.
If you've worn our suite before,
only another from here can replace
that light suit you're wearing.
Single and doublebreaated mod-
mixtures, $6.00 to $20.00.
Boys will he buys; but we have
the racket.
Everything men and boys'weal‘
you would appreciate the.)
of our overcoats, eee..
with" the. ON vou. ean't.
concave shoulders eiomw
iull ‘baclIis.
costs over L
I black and blue and fancy
suite that are made to stand
hoes.
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NORWALK.
Tel. Call. 4“.
For the sake. of saving II iIIw pciiniia don't buy inter-
lIIr grain bay or feed for your animals.
price is pennies. but the illfitl't‘llit‘ in results is the good
health and appearance of your llt‘ll'Si'F and rattle.
from you will bring any quanti
every bag of grain, or halo ot‘ bay.
urIl oi quality, and the price is as llltlII us you would pay
elsewhere, anywhcr ._ it you ('Ulllil get the same quality.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
Tlll‘ difference in
A Will Il
ly you may wiI-h.
of the highest stand-
LWriting Paper
50 a box and
WILLIAM P.
6 South Main street.
South Norwallt. '
BOOKSELLE\R. STATIC NER AND ENGRAVER.
upwards
scans,
49 Wall street,
Nor-walk.
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HEALTH PH OTOG
NEW STYLES.
53 Wall Street. "
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SCIENCE
“Rome wasnt built in a day. ‘neit her w
'L.a day it took years and men to develop it,
rultlng a competent optician.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraoilnn Opilolen.
Room {United Bank Building.
Office hours, 8 11:45,12:45.d:00. ‘
Spealal Appointments at: convenie nee of patron.
It you want to wear stylish clothes for
It 1h.
0% WASHINGTON STREET,
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. Lewia' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
E; II Main Street. Nor-went.
'5': Personal attention given all sittings, from l0 II. m.. to 4 p. at. Sun-
(I days in a m.. to 1:30 p. In. Children’s photographs a specialty.
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PHO TOGRAPRS
CHILDREN
shfluld now ,be made.
7-00 NOT DELAY-
It is too risky.
are the best.
J ACKSOLN’S ST UDIO.
To the Ladies!
HATS COATS. SKlRTS. SHIRTWAIST8 AND FURI,
mommmmnn
Come and see our prices haters you buy.
Open Evenings.
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LOW PRICES.
Opposite Hotel Norwelk.
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as science of optics learned in
and it shows the value of con-
south Norwallt, Conn.
title money buy your
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dowel NORWALK.
" inhen you attempted to place him under
; or. I leddol
MOI" Gayemaoue lure.
Try our
l-lorchound
end
Honey
Chews
{or that cough.
They allay that
irritation im- '
medietely.
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Cliliord Pharmacu
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TODAY iN WALL BTIEIT.
\\‘Al.l. S'l‘RlIIiII'l‘. lililli II. III—”The,
tone of thI.I opening stock market was
decidedly irregular. Pennsylvania was
under continuous pressure and was
forced illIWll II buli’ IIII sIIlI-s of Lillie
to 2.500 slIIIrc blocks. Its IimliateIll
companies and the manners nnil l‘IIIIi-
ties were also lower, New York (Yen~
irul. the Nobel Stan-4 Steel stocks and
the local tructlona were higher.
THE SAND BAR.
“There was a sand bar in the river,
you know," explained the glrlulio bad
in)“. come back from n norilicrn sum-
mer resort.
“That may be," admitted the. other
girls, who bud pounced on her and ii“
IIIIIII lupin ii unit lint» llllljl 'l'llLMli‘flEl‘: H,
to lllilllll’. It Is Italic llihu llli uiiii.
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iiiill. 8.:ill. Ill. ll.
hung Men's Suits and llirrtoiis
llIillI this
Suits and liverciitiii
Chlldrrn’s Stills I'llll llIcIIIIils
iiintiIleIl to know why. "bill loads of
people t‘nl‘lillllll’r sunIl hurts and don't
not changed because of them, you
know."
"Well. it was like this." The girl
wrinkled her forehead in her endeavor
to b‘I perfectly lIIIIiIl. “()r course I
I'Iuiltln'i belp knowing [but the reason
Tom happened to ho at the camp was
because i was there. He never made
ally secret of his lli‘\‘(ill0ll. i didn't
mind. because i had not so used to hav-
ing him always on hand that i should
have missed him IIIi'rlblv. .-\l'il be is
llnevlooklng. in fact. there was only
one other man in the crowd who really
was handromcrwa Air. lI‘lI-inln'z. i'rom
the East. NIIlIII‘al‘y when he saw bow
{and Toni wits-I of me no I-IIulIlii‘i resist
tormenting him hr suddenly ihrowln':
himself at me. too, and lllill made
events in the daily routine. you know.
Mr. Flcmluc used to MIT only lunatic:
IinIl III-lIIIIIlbI'IyI-i Wi‘l'l'.ltllill.i enough to
play temple in II brollliia IIIIIIw-‘l‘oui and
l always had a name in thI mnrninu ~
and Tom would 'IIl ll‘dl‘li by rIIimrlI
in}: that for i‘III life oi him he did not
I...” why II fllll-.’l‘il\\ll llliili liked to l‘l‘llii
puclrv and chose \\'illiII«liIiy show lIII‘III:
.\lr, Fleming, you know. is it deep i-llllll
IIII of Browning." '
The listeners were impressed and
showed it. “(lo on." lil"\‘ begged.
_ "Things- (‘I’liliii to II I-limax Iii one of
the (“Hill-'4 i could i‘II-Il a storm in lhc
air. and when Tom deliberately led me
out on the hotel vurundn instead oi
dancing our two-siI-p i took warnin"
from the riraluht line in which his
mouth was eel niIIl (lili‘lili‘tl l (‘Ollltl do
no better than adopt a gentle. forbenr
in! air and 5i he grow too indignant be
both pained Iiitd shocked. Tom said he
had l‘t‘fll‘llt‘il the limit and ii I thought
for on instant he wan going: to ban!
IIrnunrl and let me make a goose of him
III well as of ”no man ~he mount MI
Fleming—4 was IIIIIIII so mistaken in
my life. He demanded that l promise
to marry him,"
"i do lore :I. masterful Infill."
one oi thII listeners.
”Do you?" queried lhc Iz‘rl polllclv.
“0n the whole they are lll‘l i‘t‘ in novels
than in real life. They always stir up
things and make siltluiitms \ou lillll“
l unsnt going to ansucr Toni right
oii light that and I told him so. i said
i couldnt bear to bolt his icelincq. but
he must give me time. And on the
whole I thought my affection for him
was just slsicily. I thought it uould
do him good to be anxious and worried
but his was more than that He told me
i knew perfectly well for two years
past that behind loved me. i promised
to think It over.
. "chi morning i took IliII smnll row-
boat and went up the river to escape
the crowd and consider where l was at
Three miles up i ran the boat straight
onto the sand bar with such force that
the prow wae right up in the air. i
might have. been sitting on a gable roof
so far as comfort was concerned: and
i couldn't get the horrid thin: o'f l
sat there. in the blazing sun one whole
hour till Tom appeared on the scam»
in another rowboat, took in the situa-
tion and settled back on his oars.
"lie asked me ii i had made up my
mind. and i guess i was rather cross.
ior slitlne on an inclined plane In.th
middle of a river all morning is no
fun. He said very well. he'd row around
awhile till i bad. When l'd concluded
to say yes he'd take me oi! the sand
bar. He. said tan was becoming to
me, anyhow. The wretch rowed on till
he was out oi night around the. bend.
and l still sat there. Just then what
should appear but the third host. ”and
Mr Fleminz' was in it: 0i course he
pulled my boat on and. towed me back
III camp. Imagine WTom must have
felt when he came duck. and found the
sand bar deserted "
- “Bnt"——the listeners not impatientII-I
sighed
lam him?"
"Tom!" The girl looked blank a
’then laughed. “For goodness' sake
.t ought you knew. Why, it’s Mr.
P Inlng I‘m engaged to."——Chlea!o
Nell. .
Magistrate-emu l undersl and you to
say the prisoner uttered resistance
m3
twine-diode worth nautical”
ice sold from this store,
"when did you ilnally hell Tom you’ll _
KEEPING 117' IT.
If you wish to geta very practical best, which is Vadang Jliil W ‘ L
demonstration of the quality oi the coi- “Ll" Nil-”3" MW”: Inbred. ’ »‘
call a. Mrs. Bacon, Sperry and Denise
Owens Bakery and Lunch Roam, 22 We best. We have it .
North Main Streetrrthls city. and yo; Shoulders. Will have etocL QT
can test it any day and at any llme ones for Saturday trade I! 2 ,
bi the day. Mrs. Owen has made 3 There is a difierence in the gill“!
name for fine coffee and she has shoulders remember, small. Ina,
bought her coffee at this stare for lb. _.
tears. People constantly ask her New season's Mince Monti“
"where do you get such good coiiee" Small Cheese Pumpklm'fllit.‘
with the reply “it Dibble'e Store. And about 6 !h each. Cheap. " .
there you are. 'The prep! 0! the pud~ Sweet Cider. .One bbl. a mi!
ding, is the eating of it and the proof far is the telling record of NI.
oi the coffee is the drinking of the sweat cider that you ever tasted
same Every one can't make good coi 20c. gal. '
fee, but the burden ot‘ prom here giv- qOrangee. Florida's are good now
en. ie that that is not- -the fault oi the thin skin. sweet and juicy. 20 and
coffee. Try a cup at Mrs. Owens .and doz.. as to size.
then you will be willing to buy our What can we do for you.
LORENZO DIBBLLE'.
09009;.” 0”“.
Is It Worth While
to sufler irom Ele Athe. llead -\IlIe or Poor Vision when relief is so
near and can be bad at suIb small cost?
We make a thorough examination oi the Eyes, without cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possibleprlce.
Perfect tilting guaranteed. L L
O. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street.
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Sidii boards Iiiid Bullets
The Thiiuksgiiihg least is a iii In
IIIsion im ”11' initiation of new one
ill for exhibition on any ocIasiou Sideboards of oak with mirror, as in
“0.00. thILIiI bv easy stages up to $40.90.
llilil‘t‘is, $10.00 to $40. 00.
l‘l‘ commonplace deslgnm
The. woods urII solid oak. golden oak and quartered oak.
A. J. Collins St
. Funeral Directors andIEmbalmers. ,
l2 North Main Street. 50th No
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a'I-Idge Fish M
Specials" Tod ‘ L L
HARD caaas. LLOLBLLBLT
Tna LARGE LONG '
_ It you will take non It course at ha sine-Le training in
at the den or evening sauna. yosflelil and your tutu-Ii
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