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. The leader of the
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' m ‘Pbplyiiitstgilddrwalk as.
last evening.
331% we”: campaign
”4 Lifer: elec-
tion day. , .
The football tans o 'C‘ Ctllgu
varsity play the Rochester team
Monday, defile ing it' by a score of t to
0.. Messrs. Caney and Arnold who are
well-known here, are star players on
\the Colgate team. This game made ‘11
of Western and 4I
They lel
a . .It . I
Colgate champlo
Central New Y stat
play the valve or of
The residence of .lohn W. Mains of
Osborn avenue, was the sceneIoi‘ a, is in
Very pleasant occasion. Monday ‘4’ 5
ing, is being Mr. Maine's birthday. A
surprise was tendered him and friends
from Weston. Bridgeport and Nor-
walk were present. The evening was
.. made merry with music. mes and
. phonographlc selections. At a late
hour a bountiful supper was served.
after which gifts were pfssented, ono
‘ Of which was an 01983115513011! Watch
“'13. lob ch 1221' beautifully engraved
the this links. the Odd Ii‘eliowa‘
emblem, of which order Mr Maine is
aimember.
. A large delegation of East Norwaik
people and members of the East Nor-
walk Republican Club are planning to
attend the big rally to be held at
Hoyt s Theatr tonight, at which Hon.
E. J. Hill will be chairman and Hon.
William H. Moody. the attorney gen-
eral of the United States, will be the
speaker The Rough Rider Glee Club
will give a half hour concert prior
to the rally at the theatre. Those who
expect seats should be on hand early.
as thole
ball will be filled to overflowing
cured thousands of cases 01199111111. “I
bought a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
to [1111- '
is every indication1 that the w
Mills 0er .
in Swill
movlnl
:sn at the Town Hall.
who: and family wilh" . .
to their winter home
closed out all oi .t .3!
06¢ 'Iofiilhg inhalant three to Mrs.
National Church.
Mr. undfi9Mru. Herman Green. of
Port Ghee ,upent Wednesday with
Mrs. Cheri Bail .
Mr. and Mrs. El bu Weed and fam-
_f ton, left for their winter
eating teachers of the
Congregational Sunday school
6 last evening at the parson-
has
Tum-
‘cisrénc‘é Cloroat, of Darieu,
been substituting for Joseph
many. the letter carrier in South Nor. a
walk.
Mrs. David Bennett. of Bethel is en
termining her sister ' Mrs. Clarence F.
(tidbit. and niece ins Heldp Nash,
both of‘Dnrl‘ou.
.Clarence Dion} and Miss Ellen
Nué spent Sunday 11 Bethei guests
of Mrs Ciock‘s brother, David Ben-
belt, and family.
Noroton relatives bays receiv let-
ters from Br Sidney Wilgus an bride
from Harper’s Ferry, Va., where they
spent the month of October.
Miss Libblp L Seeiey has some in-
teresting vigw Sockhridge, Len-
purchased on
her trip to 1!, last week.
Miss Bering. it of south Nor-
walk and her aunt. )5 Annie Lock-
vo on the recommendation of our
d at," so writes C H. La-Croix, of
z’n‘v‘ai a, Tex" “and used it for a stub-
born case 01! Piles. It cured mo per~
manently.” Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘
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ROWA'YTON
Several families contiuum.
ell Bell Island. in Spite bit c
man; of 0thtIiIilItulanoIIgi.l i hit $11 1.
a file I. “ l D 0 8
Church’hoid sexist-’15... nlII 5.1:in . poet-
. naldeon of New York,
has been making a. short stay at the
Donaldson cottage on Bell island.
Mrs George Ackeriy, who has been
visitin her husband In Bridgeport,
bus urned to her home here.
Frederick Merrlfleld and family.
drove to Newburg lasi: week, and were
1.36 guests of Mrs. Merriiield’ a relatives
t are -
Nathan Dauchy. of Darius, and two
R‘o‘wayton friends went fishing Tuss-
day, II'iIlInd succeeded in catching about
all us i. .
The Rowaytcn greenhouses of 5.1.1.511,
George H 'ilruandiylx is the ancient.“
Minster. has a display of
chryuunihemumu in. tile window
Sobeililsr‘s barber ill Min
1
to reside
advance-
«blond
sereliil‘ii'éé since ' 111.
A calamities ti young ladies of
the town decorated e town hall last
evening for the dance which is to be
held tonight... all 's orchestra of
Norwnik. will
received byf a lui‘
the meeting. Ju
tallied by the
Franklin M. .
with a painful
the dischtirlo (a
his left hand bell;
ed. Dr. J. W.
Hurlbutt attended him 156
oh the road to recov
The Presbyterian
Halloween partyp nt Mrs. Holmes’ s.
brown. The 5
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no or 525 t'i‘fefipl‘iue given for out
H necktie-u: ' 1
. . M. W“ uttuc Walnut
I xv, and was bakiqu him has
urch gave a ‘
F
l is lewd ' ‘
oceodI 16. the Suns , 4
day school. The receipts amounted to ;
cheers. tbs . u
11 Bands
the Ladies
hurch Psi-ion. will
W
ltuud; of Norwu‘iu.
Wilton friends on .
utilise Whist club will meet
.Mdvelnben‘ll at. the home or
Miss Mary
‘ recently been repaired
by Jonas Modalities. of Normal:
., rudy has recently
1'le a so: new visit in
her sister MrnI IIHyatt
86’ "'
Wilton Republicans held a me...
in the Tawn Hall last Friday evening
and nominated Elmer Jackson for rep-
resentatlve.
Services were held in St Matthew’ a
Church Tuesday morning (All Saints‘
Day“) with Holy Communion Rev. W.
H99 or oilicluting. >
Ijthifl section has been
,. in past Week in re
Victoria-store in (Michel-.5
a thermometer registering 21) above
at 7 a. 111.. Sunday.
Arrangements have been made for
a grand Republican rally. the second
of the campaign in this town. at the
Tom: mum saturday evening. The
following craters have been invited to
is ‘ Rev. Dr minsford. as
St. George's Church, New York; Rev.
Theodore Clark, of Brooklyn and Hon.
Joseph Taylor. of South Norwalk.
There will be line music.
_ nun—v»—
~ wilundredg of lives saved every
year by haying Dr. Thomas Ecleoiric
oil in the house just when it is needed.
Cum mull. hauls 131199816918. wounds
of every sort
WESTl N ORWALK
Mrs. Burtls is entertaining her
aunt. Mrs; Thomas Jones.
Mrs. William Durham and son
George spent Monday in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. mule Gregory ispent
the day In Stamford visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton is visiting her
brother Mr. Warn in New York for u
few days. ' 1‘
« Mrs. Fred Ferry and son Rupert, of
Naval}. N. .l., spent Sunday with Mrs.
Charles Emerson I
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. James‘ Smith. Mother and child
are 8611303 51011511111301!-
Mre. Charles Green has returned
home iron New York, where she has I
been visiting her parents.
a... sin... Cii‘lchester and friend. '
of south Norwalk, spent too day with
her sister. Mrs. Frank Bates.
Rev. H. B Hoyt of the Congregn
h‘u’ Maw wGauaan. will: hold
[in 11 Chapel 811116st at
, mil daughter, {51...
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_ tulork. has been
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. . i ted Ilonged been tnutritionally”
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‘ . Charles Salmon and daughter,
meeting on national and 1
plate returns from
.‘i‘
gestuI will the approval or ’6:
evening. November 6. .
lssionary society at the
penal-eminent I C!
Jive,“ ”hr-1..
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SCOTTSi BOWNE. 469 Pearl Street. New York.I
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'J‘ohn Wlillulnl spent several days
this week in iiidgeileid. .
Mrs. Frank Lyon entertained rela-
lives from Greens Forms on Tuesday.
Serviccu will be held in lilmliisnuel
”church. next Sunday. at the usual hour,
11'. m. '
oi
Weetport, called on friends here last
Sunday.
James Smith and family are enter»
training his. mother and sister from
New York‘ state
'Morton Lyon, who is employed in
Bridgeport.
family here. . 5
Edward and Albert Gerhardt.
last week and spent a day gunning.
Miss Marguerite Ludford, who has
spent the past four months in Ridge“ '
field, is expected home next week and
will be warmly welcomed by her
many friends. _ .
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when“
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 60c and $1.00 bottles. T?he Clif-
ford, Baxter‘s and 1111118166 5. "
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LIBERALB WON IN ST. JOHNS. -
ST JOHNS. N. F.. Nov 'i.-—+Goni-’
the Willingaic
ahnw the election of Premier Sir Bob-
ere Bond. Surveyoregeneral. 01111: and
Mr. Roberts. Libel a. defeating Alan
Goodrldge. Donald orisou and Fred»
arick Mews. Oppositionistu Mr MoIri.
son is a former judge of the Snprelte
Court. He resigned two yell‘ro we
reenter politics and advocate the un‘“
ion of Newfoundland with Chanda. Mr.
Morison in grand master of the Orange
Association in Newfoundland and is
one of the live Tory leaders opposinc
Premier Bond. This defeat is a signal
one. because Mr Morison was (fly
fifth in the polling, his colleague.
Goodridge.. heading him. The govern-
meet new has twenty- live hunts and
the Opposition live. , .
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Norwallt. visited their parentu‘~_,.here -»
Fire-places. Radiators
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keeping with good tum can be foundf‘
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our ulennlsnt is so ism and ur-
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tied by thIe ones for F
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Delivered free of charge. Oil:
the stock. at my no
of business.I
'45 Railroad Ave..
Telephone
are factory agents [or Ills
automobiles:
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