r,
fil‘ ”Wt-dad! Willi: in!“ W .. . V . . ‘ r... etc with applopriute tunes. exprollo‘
alfslr,‘ hilt the“ outcome will probably , ‘ WILTON” ' ‘ ‘ simis and utililldcll. While this lul-
be dlii'ereni. Mr Gregory will have ' . ‘ ‘ . , , ‘ , . i- pelsonulm i5 lcpcrtolre, inclined to
to overcome a large normal Republi- and a heel” 31 am Jihcll. tilidate “with”wikrgorfilgdltmock SW“ comedy, the rendering of the pathetic
can maturity. “9 intends ‘0 make a all sctichivcmvllichx' ill enjoyclll Mrs ’ ' visii‘ poem. iliillc tiny little. impressed the
game fight, however. and on the tick-
_ at with him as justices are Abel Dance.
Charles Bates, William Austen and En-
gene A. Jackson. ‘
Hon. John A. Osborn. of Norwuik.
hr all who use Bcccllalli .‘l l’ilis.
'lilcy‘ insure strong digestion
swcct breath and sound Hlt‘l p
No other ill-nicely is as good as
Pool, of Lakewood. N. .l.,
cd Charles Milford on Saturday,
Miss Cornelia. lieuluollu. of New
York. lulu llcrll spending ll i‘cw dnyii‘
‘Ill town. ’
1A8!
.i“
. lludicllcc with “(‘1‘ adaptability.
Quito
ll sum Will-i rclllirml from this entertain.
1: them to be dorutcd in the church duds
oration l'llilli.
mum”... , ‘i
and Lewis Curtis. of Stamford, were Mills Jilltilo Olnlalcud of Mcrwill ‘ ' ‘ i ”u t f ’ 3 WEST NORWALK.
LIGOETT.‘ magi?“”(ThEgszafiglyge'wli‘ll‘mlllgi‘lldg speakers at the caucus. William ii. BeeChamS "mu“- Nm‘"“"" WM" '” “M“ “m ' gone é. Til)”pl§idllg:abthitliy. ' Alllhrosc Benedict has gone til Ease
John A. 0shorn,pEdwurd E. Gorham mumlllild’l'éi,“3‘lili?,"d"""" and M. _ week ”n mmmefi“ strong norm action of bowels ilndunl in pay his daughter. Mrs. Gel-
Saturday Dandy,
29¢ “a pound
Flint-i IVIIV WllK
the Bridge Harman.
and Frederick H. Quintard, all cand
dates for election next Tuesday. Tb
that he was in Maryland.
announcement last night that it would
be held in‘ Guider'l-l Hall was an error.
Mrs. Alien Dauchey has received a
letter from her son. Morrison. stating
He states , ,
that he sprained his ankle lumping has returned from a weeks visil ill
from a. canal boat, hilt as a benevolent West Virginia.
1.
s NEW CANAAN.‘
Mrs. Btepherl‘Hoyl. of Cortes street
city. Monday.
Cuselmere Herold. of Lauduie Farm
was a guest of friends ill New York .
Pill
Bold lg‘v orywtu re. ls spills 10c. and 250.
“ TALMADGET HILL.
Mn. ~
and Mrs. Stephen Smith gave a
Mia. it ll. Fitch recently entertain-
ed Miss (lornclih Raymond, of Nol"
walk, for a few days.
George Thomson and George Wes-
ton. ochw York, were the guests of
ii, (i. Thomson, over Sunday.
Mr. lillll Mrs. Herbert Ogden and
family spent Sunday ill town, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. (i. W. Ogden,
and liver. . .
w fro-=4): Tablets II u had] alumina»
pockol one, 23 penis It all (trauma, or by mail.
Ash fur our spacial to mini ilk. owls”. W
[rurOl hold: a... new». ‘Iich.
For sale and recommended by. It H.
Plaleted. South Norwalk: Zeitfoes
Pharmacy, South Norwalk; E. P. Weed,
Norwnlk.
oston, it visit.
Charles Johnson is quite sick at his
homo ill: 0' Council of New Colman.
: is attending hilll.
Rev. C, E. Benedict, of the Metllm
dist Church. New Canaan, will hob!
services in the Union Chapel, sulldll)’.
at 3 p. nl.
William J. Methane carpenter, mull
lady is taking care of him. he doesnlt A llmnber from this town attended . . , . Services with Holy t’kl’lllmunloll with .i Helious (yr-taunt while
PMTNER ‘30wa 1’30“," wish to return home. it is understood the St» Joseph's fair ill South Nor- ‘Ersatz:83mm:'immwgll‘mmfir;"33m were held ’l‘hilrsduy morning. All . - - . *' cilia house in aNow Canaan ll‘lvglillilllllf
’03 WA! glue 2 91‘ that he and Bonnie Washbul-u have walk, 1qu GVOIlllltl. “’00" from 2 ‘0'“ o'clock. The house Saints“ Day. in St. Matthew‘s Church, A, W. hicl'wiu. It was mind to i'oH- tuning from a seafront m such a. man.
_L “" separated, the latter going back to Mr, and Mrs. .i. ii. Klunho, of‘Now was vervpreitilv “mum“, for n", up, al to u. m. [or a” ,,._.,,”,,.ll., sph‘“, .1“.le the n... m, 1., break ”WW “I”, and cutting:
work in Brockton,, while Master “"1" who MW “W" visiting “W“ tension and the cililltrcu slid neighbors The Willtcr Whist Club. which has sciloou (fliilill'cll and thcir purcnts his mo in normal plume besides
Danchey left, after a short time. '
Miss Alice Wood spent yesterday
shopping in New York.
0. J. Blydenburg and William Cor-
ter are spending a few days in Bos-
ton.
Hull and Carr have finished exten-
s" renovations at Charles Raymond's
restaurant in Washington street.
Mrs. C. J. Doerfllnger, of Albany, N.
Y., has returned to her home there. af-
ter ll visit with Ml. and Mrs Michael
D. Drew
The clinngeilstio meeting held last
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church was led by Rev, Edward Cun-
morning sermon.
or False?
Junior 0.1.3.,
dance of John Raymond.
evening, 7130, Happy Hour service.
ions Bulldogs rugby teams of
clclelest games of the season, las
nineteen in form of the latter
sides were determined to will
plnyd viciOualy.
Things Money Can-
not Buy; evening. is Christianity True
Bible School. 11:45 a. m.;
8:30; union meeting of
Epworth League and Christian En-
deavor. 6:15 p. m.; communion of the
service. Tuesday evening. at 8 o‘clock.
cottage prayer meeting at the resi‘
Thursday
The Terrible Rascals and the Vic.-
this
place, played one of the fastest and
night the score ending folty five to
Both
and
The game was
closely contested during the first half,
but the Terrible Rascals seemed to go
sons ill Cul'lt'l' street. have returned
Opel‘u—Ilouac.
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brant. who
have becen visiting in town for some
time, have returned to their home in
New York.
John E. Hersam is arranging for
another tllcatru party, to N York,
sometime about the middle f the
present, month.
Morris Parker. son of Dr. and Mrs.
Willard Parker. who has been serious-
t ly ill with typhoid fever, is said to
be out of (longer.
Mrs. Julia A. iicutll. who has been
confined to her home in Cartel: street
for some Lime with illness is said to
bc improving.
The Democratic caucus to nominate
solllu time ill the near
ltllll friends bad it most. enjoyable time.
Rev. Hoyt, of the New Canaan (lon-
grcgationlli Church, will hold services
ill the chapel of 3:30 Sunday lifter—
noon, and the following Sunday at the
same time. the Rev. C. E. Benedict. or
the New Canaan Methodist Church,
will hold services, accompanied by
Mills .Fost, a very fine . singer and
evangelist. All are anitcd to attend
l and hear this lady of_raro talent.
' illg. October
lwc llolglluim-d with :l llll-lubclsilip of
dinllcl given inst. Week Friday by the
nlilnllfmmlring company of Cl'ofllt &
Knapp. South Norwnlk.
The boys were in evidence as usual
at their llalleo'cu pranks. Gate lifting
apparently was the chief diversion of
the owning. The day after many
residents clljoyed locating and‘l‘cplac-
ing the missing property.
A party of young socicty people
~ drove to lslke Witccubuo inst Saturday
evening in a large curry , hosted on
that picturesque about of Water, and
had luncheon on tho shores ill the
moonlight before returning home.
The trustees of this Village [In
pl‘ovclncnt Society lust Saturday cvelr
271b, at the, home of Mrs.
.._ . M ,. _.. “W...“ .W .
flint the school houses ililtl
on till illculliirl- to systematic ciluri.
Miss Ethel Sirccl. u young south-
el‘litlt' of Moridun, Miss. who
been spending the summm in New Mil-
ford where she will soon giro an on-
teliainmcnt in the interests
Sulnts' Cllllrch, is an eluclltionist of lin-
usual ability. Friday «Ironing, Octo-
ber 20th. in the Congregational
Church. Wilton. Miss Slrcci delighted
a. large audience by her
showing humor tillll \crsnillity. Hcl‘
lcplcsl-luiulious of southern folltlme
and dlllll‘ii lllonolngucs were true to
life.
Rip Van \linklc and several dramatic
sketcllcs were delineated ill a realistic
voice and illllllllt'l‘. lll thc opinion of
many the most artistic number on the
program was the clulliioual repetition
grounds
has
of All ‘ K
scieotlons,
’lllo Htellt'H irom the pint of
hinting ililll illtl-llmily. it will be Sill“!
Rowayton Baptist Church. Rev. home. , _ playing various llallnwp'pu ”my“, “y. twt-lvn will ml.” up,“ weed”), with shall lll’ bcuuiiiluli null also to cucour- urul weeks before 1... can got 0,”,
Frank 0- BI‘OWII. pastor-Serviccs The Odd Fellows sro arranging lot for which they all had delicious rc- Miss 1‘0 NONI ”K" ”1" l""’]"""yy"“",“‘f',s i“ l"f1""'"‘3""“ a”--.
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject of a large reception to be held ill the treatments. Edward Eckhlml Wand”, ”m shore thcll‘ pl'cllllscs by uni-ling it it’lhll
* Elllillllm Thus
“I ‘DIAIOND BRAND.
Iloo Au yearn! gist for
Red
“e
in. I chain: “citric“
I. us on a
'"flu If our Dru ":31 all}:
liaiil] lint illii. l.
for freight Only. .
0n and after Tuesday, January 3.
1908 Freight Propellers will leave
' , ‘ u “.11. to pieces during the last half. The a liepreecnisiivc and Justices of ills of the simple phrase, “t‘olliu here." the pt"! 23 East my". N", York, "00‘
3:33:13“ we” was a goo“ a b game was played on the lot. between (fa-lace. till“ he held ill the Town Clerk‘s D .tli’llin;lllll‘ll:(:'1::l‘lltLili:{tiny‘itlifil: frillhl'illg- g: I‘Jiover stir‘eei). are? day. (except
,. , . .. .5. '. . ., w .y j .
The services at the Advent Church 31?! £32813}? 3:33;: W. L Stevens ce. 3 ”e“ “8‘ l. ptroillch. ‘ curiosity Jcolulllnlld anger at “N32“; tillJ t: 4 “:3ng
Sunday evening will be of special in- ~ ' The “38““ meeting 0’ “1° ””0“" .... pp Lad-"W 9;— ' Nomlk u to s: so in
terest. Sermon topic, Choosing the Names of walls of the Rowavton bynrd was held In the cnzine‘house I Wm-.-" w» «- ---_W D D . ,
Best H, ‘1). Emma“... and other“ will public school. who were neither absent 'lucsday evening. only regular rou- campound M3531!"- NDRWALK STEAMIOAT co. "
assist the pastor, and there will be
special singing.
Russell Day, Belts Place. has taken
the position recently resigned by has
its Gorham the son of E. E. Gorhum
Hillier, Bellé Hoffman, Ellen James,
nor tardy during the past month:
Charles Adcock, Archie Benelisha,
May Burslein, Emma Cushmon Theo
dore Dayton Marion Godfrey. George
tine business was transacted.
improvements to the roadway in
the vicinity of Carter Hll‘tlel lilll have
been left unfinished. and are ill a very
dangerous and unsafe condition.
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
luporlor to mow remedies sold at hi prices.
”:ifimgemga “Pr-FLA a“, ”a one
Julienne o. hllukllplllu. Pl.
lilil Nilliiliii BANK
IOU‘I'H NORWALK. GONE
G. 6. Human
Ion-rel “out.
THE NEW.
Arming J. Omlth
Luau.
in the Connecticut Railway and Light- plague ,‘igma W‘fii‘,“ Oatff- 3"“ The household ('ffilt‘ts of Mrs. 'rruluuofl 1:35:39." IANKINL HOTEL VlCTORlA
lug Company‘s ofllce. who left to go in- n “' r] \u n er, E ”1 Jen‘ (Worse E. Sealer were sold at public . . l '
to business with his father. gm“: W’s gel ”Benin“?! {lei-tense notion in South avenue. Tuesday. Mrs. m‘BreS‘mg spflcmls ' ' “ GAPlTAI‘. ‘41 ".3 9"“ MINUTE FROM ”"07'
The chorus dummy“ to assist in keutrts 3%}ng“Cusllhfll‘ueyénrfillgnh‘gfigi Secley Is now ’residing with her bus. _ . ~ l " IUROPEAN PLAN. .-
the revival services at the East Ave- Myrtle Fl ake pearl ll‘rake Gordon band. ‘" NEW “Wk “”33 "A The Very Best Elgin Creamery But— $100,000.00 "0“" W°M| ‘ WM" “W1". I“
one Methodist Church is requested by memo“ Harriet Lotta. Mam“ ‘ Mrs. Charles Sammie. who recollily ' i and Electric Light- throughout. Iv.
the leader, H. J. Hipson, to meet in Lynch Frank Mills Gladys Mills Ruth underwent an upcrutlon ill the Hamil tor 9" lb 28c IUIPLUI AND PRONTO. ‘l cry Nam hosted.
the Sunday school room. this (Batur- Cakes. William pm'kney William Stew to“ Hospital. New York. and who l'e- ’ ' [”73 500 00 RATES REAIONAILI
day) evening. at 7:46 p. m. The Rev. ens Adios Seddon Edward Tinker turned to her homc lil ’l‘allnadge Hill . ' ‘ ,‘ Finely stocked Cafe In connection
W. A. Dunnett will be present. Gm’ce. Webb, Jamés Young, Corinne his! “Wk. is collvnlt‘sclns. Potatoes, per bushel 75c "-"" A full line of Ackor, Merrill A Gun.
Archie Carrier has resigned his posi-
there to Hartford and Cinclnattl.
De La Plnlnelhe cowhody evangelist Hackelt. Marion Arnold. Nettie Acknr» per ill "Mcilduwvlllc.” illu llospiintllc HARDWARE. A I I 33:21:; 21:22!!! de:'|l.1c.l.ll‘:gh
who has been ill for some days. is 13’, Charles Arnold. Mildred Jennings hm"? 0f Ill“ DMNH'. “W 1 ll- “I‘ll“‘ll- WASHINGT I Fug H Rowan '
worse today. He is so weak that he Walter Klgglns, lilsal‘ M0“. Alma Wednesday “Will“lfi- A “WW9" “‘01“ "2 0“ STREET' I I
can hardly full; and “va alone m the Mott. Ethel Moaher. Mabel (mimeI this town liiil‘lltlt'tl. itiltl n good ullll- Phone 15'7“ . Phone 223—3 .. " "‘ ‘ .,.-_ ‘ ' 3' ~‘ , ,fi
llig cold hall is hardly conductive to Mamie Prince. Harold Sowurbr. Cyril Drr "ml such” (“Hr sz entitled by -- - 22 Collage Ave. East horwsik. u n - ' ‘1‘]
a recovery of ills health. Unless he is THC“. George Tllllll“ “ll Willk’l‘ltlll'l" "”- ‘F ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE is Great Head '
taken to the hospital, where he can
have proper care, his death seems im-
nlinent.
The Rev. W. A. Donnell, of Lynn.
Church tonight at 7:45. Tomorrow at
Ackart. Clarence Close. 'lrester James.
len Judge. Bessie Kilncfeltcr. Dorothy
DARIEN Aunfhflono'rou.
Mrs. Henry Selleck, Mien Atllcn
Sclieck and Mr. and Mrs. Hcrnlan Scl-
The baseball fair will open in Rat'-
Church hold thcir illlllllui harvest sup‘
Miss iiclcll iiulsicud Frost opened
ll scrim of evangelistic services ill
tllc ill. E. Church, lust cvuuiug. The
lllcutiug was largely attended and Miss
once the pastor. RI'V. E. C. Benedict.
NOT WARM ENOUGH
Mass, arrived in town today front Boa- lcck and son expect to leave next 1‘ W“ “NW“ herself a forceful'spcak-
el and sung lnulll hymns in .l most , 0
'Un' He will meet the chorus 0‘ the weak for Ashcvillc, N' C" “more they lllcusinlt illnllnor iluring the confor- ' '
E38! Avenue Methodist Episcopal will spend the winter. ' ‘ d8 a la 0"
10:30 a, m., he will commence a two
\vdcks' campaign in East Norwalk.
Services on Sunday at l0:30 and 7 p.
nl.: on week days, t-xcept Saturdays.
at 7:45 p. in. Mr. Dunllett is a reviv
allot, but not a. sensationalist. lie
comes with a splendid record of work
behind him. He is a man of strong
faith and earnest purpose. His spirit
is best expressed by his motto: "The
battle is the Lord‘s.“ The East Ave
llue Church will give hilll a hearty
greeting and earnest coworklng.
Specials
Miss Ruth Ballard, who is a menu
the Stamford High School.
on the "'l‘ory's Hole"
ill Daricn.
Byron's Poems, Byron: D novau.
all; .iack Minion. Level".
Bachelor. Mitchell:
ill:
Conistou.
Cloister and the Hearth. Rondo: l’u
her of this year‘s graduating class of
wrote an
interesting historical essay this were
near Scott‘s (‘urc
The following books have been rc-
cently added to the Darl'n Library:
l.y~
Silenci- of
Dean Maitlund. Gray: Revvrics of a
(‘hurch-
Awakening of Hell-nu Ritchie, ilc-
land'. Concerning Paul and Flanlnletiu,
Harlier: Flower of France. McCarthy;
will be llsslstcd by Hl:\'(‘l'lll neighboring
clel'gyincu. .
The construction of the new BI‘Wi‘I'
svclus to bo progrcsslug slowly. ’i‘ilc
ilulinll llclp which is apparently doing
till the work, is said in be giving con»
siderublc trouble regarding labor llllll-
tors. ill view of the furl llllli it till!"-
her of the borough oillciuls arc said
to be opposed to illc itnliull olcllll-ui
ill oiir town. till-tr antagonistic iliii-
liltli‘ toward this class of labor lll'olllld
clot-lion tillle does not H90!“ in mature.
in any great extent \riluu tilt-rt- is work
in h.- lll)llt,‘. Al ihc prcscllt llluc Nl-w
l (“‘llllllll is llundicilllpcd itilil overrun
[iii
lids Lilg
Wall
Paper
"I‘ll
We consider this sea:
son’s line the best
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. "II-
John H. Knapp Ismael Grummq
it is only thinking people who not
purchase, They “think"
whore they will go in buy.
the best of things whcu they make ll
bcfllrchaud
and their
great heads rule that the bust store to
dit Co's celebrated Wines, ngnm In:
. . , . , ,, JOHN H, KNAPP Vial-Pm GI | h
lion at Hoyts Theatre in order to ac- Francis Johnson, Della Lambert. “10““ 3 mi”- Rama“) “""mg- 3“" 3 0““ 30"" - 25° ' BIN aways °" “d '
cent a position with the Juice and Frank Lambert. Russell Mills, Marie “0“”"l‘i‘v WWW-V “ml “"9“” 9"" w'llzgggglggp'ldEECNligitc‘cfllllh 1" IL SULLIVANJ. mm
Elia Garrison Stock Company, which Moore. Ruth Stevens. Irena Deilus “mil!- Mully funcyurllcies Will l"? l ; iv' 3c“. Earl J Pe 25c ' Telephone Co" 803—4. .
' is playiélg this week at New Haven. Maud Brundage. Ray Folsing Stella Qualifie- JWGE' orchestra will furnish , y one u DlRECTORI. - . .
Young .arrier will join the company Frolic, Ethel Geist. Russell Hull. - ' ' m EVER! LADY'I DRE. M
there Monday night and will go from George Jarvis. Warren Jennings, Al- The lilillt‘S of the East Woods M. E. ar 83 E‘ "‘ Mathewson Hm” '0 [an II". B” '
>——-¢..‘A
should be equipped with I [with
snow white..oncplcco "Standard" For
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Wonder
how delighfully convenient it wool.
be to have hot and cold running "to!
in your dressing chamber. also] i
lug apartment of Irst floor will 1
room? its presence would :30“ [of
the htgest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. our
plumbers are strictly competent...)
clinics. honest and reliable. ”.4
Horace R. Nash
ILATI AND TIN ROOM
Yourself in His Place. Rondo: Him! with a moot vulgar illltl llllilesirullll‘ WWW" “”1 WWW“): 1’“ ‘1‘“ 0““ council MAI” AND wn'r III.
(lush. Reade: Garden of Allah. ilich- muss of ltlllilllls, lliltl illcy arc i-lllplor- WILL SUPPLY HE T that $91910”: “:1 stock; with ”"3 ‘30,“: “m... m _. .. . MW. ,__
s pkgn. Grandma Pancake Flour...25i: gull JFool limos [Heuristic ”till vii ciliuur by the Hlimlllt‘l' residents A AND COM. mt 3:331:16"otrla‘snvggllgg.lilllll gem“, “To“
‘ ___________ .......25c on ones, .ew ll: .llvclltel' am and borough officials, h d . PLUMBING AND
22:: TWO-r2207: Milk 25c H0: if??? ,3ng Eggs: "in: “fill? One of the largest ilcbubllcun ('illl~ FORT AT A SMALL COST. we ever a ' 311:": is our wellknonn business max HEATING 'mmm ,
""""" C“ 5 U "3‘ -'. - '3 0 ‘ cusos ever ll‘lfl in New Canaan took .
3 cans Campbell’s Soup..... ...... 250 lie Ground. Glasgow; Song of the Dlui‘l‘ in illc‘flpt‘l‘fi “on“. Thursday M m‘ygtggdzagmgelgazkpflmf‘fiirjyu:3 ”OT WATER HEATING.
Potato". p" bushel """ I ..... ..16c BMll‘rtmng’l illltlltsqusli‘ellwilgll’? (ellr‘lh: cvclilllg. Almost every v0.” from 9 g“ \ Oil Heaters Tillers mdy bu ilshgnild liegvaIENggAggno.T I
Butt r er ib........32c "1 1 ~"v , ' : W- the rural districts was on hand. F. ' ’ ' , , ,. ' A I
th "m“ " ' 9 Ward; Rosllrreittioll. 'lolatoi. Court of ,1 Wm, M, ”pom,” ,.,,,,,,.,,,,m mm but there certainly is nmu IH Ihl Hum
have. Brown; Randvar the Songsmilh.
John E. llel'saln clllrk. George b}.
Bonn. liailwulii
the Stewart at any price.
Your money
an and Bloom Fitting, ‘\
Jello. seven
Liljcnoruniz: 'l‘hc River’s Children, Bliss was uonlllulicli i‘t‘Dl’t‘leliililVft a it! {)‘ng' if not satisfied, after u mouths Ifi leturu, Metal culling, [ml
RObOl't smlth Stuart. M“ Dom” m Fume and Vim. ““9" considerable spoochnulking, and r I Have you soon our stock of
Dunne; PM” and Alexis, Morelowski, several amusing incidents during the . . I . ' RICHMOND RANGES? ‘
'i‘l w l i ll 1 ~ ' 1
19 "Y Of an I108". emu tori. balloting ilcpi the large gathering in . THE JONES & HOTCKKISS
Phone 251-0- ltowsyton. Soon. The Madness of ihilip and ther Km,“ “mm,“ p, (3, [{“lfl-w. who in... l “I "In an nEconATon FURNITURE. ITO. COMP
W“... ““5“ 0' (.hlidl'cn. Dm‘km“: Little ”1"“ represented the town for the hull few ' O 134 Wumnmon gm". ANY.
ROWAYTON. Alcott; Joli Boys, Alcott; Flight (on yours, was dotcllicd by ll small motor 1 uu'h Nor-walk. com, 17 WALL ITRIIT. NORWALK.
:1"? :M'll‘lm J32?“ Blyllllillolllgymtllli’l' ity. Altcr the selection of rcpt‘cmlu- -_ . . . .. . . . . . " I‘Llpflflflm 't‘”
llnr Sillll' llflil l-csi nod his poill- “‘3‘“ ‘9 0 9" , C iatlvc, the following Justices of the Wh N
tion wrl’lh M‘s tilillill ill (lollipilllr, “"‘m‘m Jm‘k “Wm”! and “I" 1‘0”“."9' police were selected by uncinmntiou: Fr68h Fish 1| ”NIT IT- '- NORWALK. ll 0t Bu” our
' , l in """“'""“"" “u" ""9““5» 1‘ ’0‘" .l. s. sullmuu. u. A. to. John. a, r. u _ . . ..
M” Jun" Broadway l“ Tm?“ w ,1 lllldgc; (hence for Himself, 'i‘row Often. George ll. 0mm“... Levi H. W m - . ................_..---
asthma “t "'3" homo '” ("0“th “W‘ brid e: Lawrence‘s Adventures 'i‘row- v . l , n . Onlppor Ilun..................120 it: “* wn ome
it . . . Weed, (image is. illiau. (.hllrlul i. l‘llt w im M ”D
“m" M1089: Story of PM”. Wlssln: Flum- tie. "“‘h- 42° W , DAVID W. RAY 0 . Rents m Illvancinlt all the time
A fine baby sill wall will Wedm’“ inso minim-r. Munroe; (lamp Mails. . "'“V' """" m u’ Funeral Director and desirable apartments are heroin:
day night to Mr and Mill. John llylli'll. Munroe: llory Mllit'll. Munroe; Susan special 3". °7 WM" “WM". ‘09 lb ' "' ' :"""" l"""~! log gen-w, every any on, have a
of Close street (‘lugg and Her Neighbor's Affairs, War- “"0" ----- 120 lb and lmbalmor. '
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can llilliu Lbs Willis and ,.
prlcll right.
J. M. Layton & 00.,
incorporates.“
ii llsilmlt Avenue. la. "mitt. .
4..- u WM
Till JOHN l. 1“”!!th
1013701111.) “‘ l
Forum“... .............10°lb
latter Ploh....................120lb
Hoilbut........................14¢ it:
link Cod........ .,...........iao in,
Largo dry Insult .llbu to We a quart
All other ltilll of In Food at .
Reasonable Prion.
Dacross.
THI PIOPLI'I 'lIH AND OVITIR
MARK I.T
llfli‘.
lioth filo Republican and ihc Demo
crutlc parties in Davies have held their
caucuses and now it is up to the Voters
to decide who shall represent them in
tho legislntIVe balls at Hartford this
winter. 0n the Republican ticket will
be found that old war horse in politics.
whose name has in many a hard fought
political bottle been the rallying cry
of the voters to the staulisrd of Re
pllhlicanism. Hon. Charles G. Water-
bury. who has always been active in
lawn affairs and who has been select-
’1‘ he Women’ s Shakespeare Club will
meet at Mrs. C. E. Hal-kli-y's on Well-
uesday evening at 7:45. A large at-
tulldancll ill hoped for. fit) that officers
may be elected and the season‘s work
planned.
The work on the new Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal Church iii pro
greasing nicely. The first coat of the
stucco werk is nearly completed. The
masons hope to here the outside
stucco work finished by the latter part
of next week, if the weather is favor-
able.
Paintels’ Supplies.
Crackers.
Glassware.
Houseflllnisllind
Goods.
Cloth Window shades. with “In“...
White Curtain Pom. with fixtures. 100
ill North mill at. South Norwolk.
fluid-nos, I Washington Direct.
Telephone It house, 134-2.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
Mil (WEI SEVEN" YEARS
our the entire [failed Ital”. Till-u
mailwsblveuml
. , “HENCK'J ~ Olil Initiation Army Iuilillrl ALB INCURAMCI HIM. ‘I‘YM’K
, mall and held other offices of lrliilt at = ID ““015. “WA on
poll?"itll}piglng‘in'glflsgtewlya‘ld'dzl'ygrtllllli various times under the town govern- MANBRAKE Pu.” In f“ «Washington “"5 "an“. PLUMBING! ‘ ”1" I010 Final.“ ;
Mr and Mrs. William T. Raymond at i‘wat‘ Ofnmthe efiggkgie‘lilmnhhm :1: hr ilib screw .4 titles ll STEAM. ”Gillie flames and WNOW . ”UTgltcfluA'l'NosTlim
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mill... llliurllngflulla ”.pfy‘," zip“; up ion White. Hiram 1‘. Taylor and John ”sissy? mi? 2"” ri n Shwes Made ‘0 order. . .
ll. Selleck. Mr. Waterbury was chos-
en in the caucus by a large majority.
‘AND 1th I.
cuts FITTING. “ .7.
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stairs with the agility of the usual per-
”“ of fifty-five or sixty. The informal ballot stood with fott
ya
ROWWW“ “WWII“ ”9‘90”?“ seven in his favor. and all he needed
. Church Rev E. W Brianne. WW“lwss forty-eight. on the formal ballot
Th0 WW wt" Drench at both mom: he had sixty to thirty five cast for Al-
ma modem
“firm tilt liar.“
lesion with h
a tile one It!
new to the Iplriis.
It is lined
Brooklyn broom Mill’s lust hoot.
Palatine and
camp in.“
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:3. in; meeting will be opened by I M‘ cave, who was the int incumbent of “.le 71ml“. bow. 31.00 per one (It Mitsubi- , “a 3m,
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A Good Bil-inning. some the second oontiy admitted to um bar of the state It. 3, I. m . m 0011““: BM“; 3° South “I!“ Btmt. L H DECKER
mm in “0 ”"0” to yoml‘ meh‘ llfld' Who ll ‘ Ml'ht ‘0‘ l‘lmdlf Rd. W“ . W m m m ' . ,
A rally will bebl‘leld under the out vuucln lawyer. it will he the first “my. my South “Milk. Conn. .7 mm, mm . ’
.‘ lions, of the new loans of Rowsyion..bstiie Mr. Gregory: and 4! will be. ”in.” fit“ my mum») .. 7 w) . .m. m W m
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