HOGOLATEB, the best, I”
it no mistake. Alwyn
, is withiree sample,
II III ii
Hook LnL'ud
tier mmmmf the meow and caused
the said alarm for the reason that
.. the Company might. have the necessary
drills which are entirely requisite to
‘i visit with a New York friend.
Albert Dunn. of Bette Place,
h reitllru‘ed to her home after spend-
ing a few weeks In Ridgefleld.
The regular weekly prayer tnectlllgL
w9s- droid lash night at- the bust Avenue
Methodist Church It was well no
tendede. .
Thin morning the bridge was covered
white with hoal’frost, showing how
cold it must have been there during
the night.
The annual outing of the employee
of E. E. Goth am will be held tomor-
row at Bette Island, where they will
hold a clambnke. 9
W
A freight train phased through here
this luclniug with a. numbcl of hand
some floats which have been used ill
a celebration at Boston and are on
their Way to New York.
F‘.I LHallck and H. Tongcs have
colnplleied the construction: of a neat
Lnixteen foot launch, which is to lbe
Equipped with a two horse power Pal
liter engine. She will probably be laun
’d'b‘ed on Tuesday.
o—q—u—u—
H. (3.1) Rider's horse fell on the
bridge last night while Mr. Rider was.
getting some supplies from Cole's Ex
press office. About half mi hour was
consumed in getting the animal on its
feet and off again.
‘J‘jLPcter Nelson has “swapped” his
hlLoop, the Laurel, with Mr. l-‘Ialloway.
oil Rowayton, for the oy stcr boat Etta.
\LAWLork of floating the Laurel prepara-
i'y to putting her ill lepair was com
cod at Jesse Ayrcs shipyard at
at of the Clesceut Laundry tllls
it was necessary to float her
ty barrels.
, l w
"‘Rev. J rules W. Davis was presented
with a purse containing a generous
sum of money last night after the reg
uisr weekly social service at the Ad-
vent Christian Church A'l‘he speech of
presentation was made by Rev. E. s.
Ainswort.h.-and Ml‘. Davis replied feel-
ingly, expressing his appreciation of
the kind spirit which prompted the un-
tlitpected gift
well sermon on Sunday night. Sunday
.3 morning Holy Communion will be cele-
‘bi‘htcd.
The nondescrllpt handler of the N-
D. ltundcrson sot. cveryhotly‘s nerves
on‘ edge this forenoon by keeping up a
continuous whistling of his unearthly
tubes for more than ten minutes, ga-
thcrlng a great crowd of people. and a
number of which looked around lot
sticks and stones which they would
‘httvo fired at llllll. 'l‘lle sick in the
hospital and elsewhere suffered ill con-
sequence nobody cun tell. but It seems
to be that some. of the officials could
have stopped it if they ililti been so
disposed it lllld nothing to do with
the drawbridge but evidently had
something to do with the railroad
bridge.
Fort Mc'l‘abey has been deserted
and its occupants will be no more
there this winter Mr Mc'i‘abcy, who
was a paper hunger and painter by
trade owns a tenement house ill New
York: among the Fifties and near the
Hudson River, and will reside there
with his family during the winter
months. He expects to sell and final»
Aly to build on tile site of the metallic
culled structure which has become such
a conspicuous object on South Os-
borne uvenue. Previous to his depar-
tiire he made everything tight even to ‘
the well. which is a sore disappoint-
ment to those who were ill the habit
of getting their drinking water there.
—-"Gonerally debilitated for yttrs.
lied sick headaches. lacked ambition
was worn-out anti all run-down. hur-
dock Blood Bitters made me a well
gman.”—-~Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Mnosup.
on.
I
, A
ROWAYTON.
By the breaking of a connecting rod
on an eastbound freight train here you-
tertlay afternoon. the train was (truly-
ed for abolll a. half hour between this
place and South Norwulk. The tltlln
was designated by the number 684.
The ladies of the Reliance Hoclal
Clllb will hold tl reception at the Hook
t‘iltttidcr Company's rooms, Monday
evening, September 30th at which limo
the green boxes will be received anti
opened. All interested please attend.
A tall cordial Invitation ls extended by
til? chairman of
commuted oi the wnyton Free Lib-
rm to every lady n the village to he
on the committee The meeting will
he held at Mrs. (3. ill. liackloy s itsway-
toil avenue. tonight at 8 which Will
all the ladies, now Interested In the
success of the library please uncut!
iwhether they have been on the com
mitt/e before or not. All new mom-
our. will gladly he Welcomed and any
one may become a member just by
attending the meeting or by Widths In llr ltulnnd has moved his family Into
her name It the In unable to attend the illii mother's home In Rolevilie III-*9,
meeting. Mrs. if A. Bt'uda cllttirmnn.
W
it‘dllor Handball-«it is understood
thnt a phone lest nlttht was received will. start out. on October get. looking
be Mr. Clark asking him to Inform the up all dog. who have not base it caused
fire all: or tagged. .
M199
company at ..
fl
' [7 I'll m
,ch it re cutout
Ann. 1..
the entertainment ,
an organised fire company.
. A A nowarroul't‘la
temp—mm
, EARIE AND NDROTON.
Mrs. P. Bennett leaves soon for a
.-Mrs. Edward Root has been enter.
tainins u friend from Stamford;
The trolleys passing through Darieh
gonna the laminate schedule Mon-
35'.
The Noroton Heights Fire Co’s fair
commenced Wednesday, continuing
three days.
Ezra Hartwrlgh‘t. of the Noroton
Heights greenhouse. was in Danton.
Wednesday ‘
H, Mnring, architect, has removed
from Stamford to 45 Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk.
Miss Marlon Hartwrlmght who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Preston.
in Rochester since June, will soon re-
turn home .
A Republican caucus to nominate
candidates for town officers will be
held in the Town Hall next Monday,
at 8 p.111. ‘t.
The Darlene will play the strongL
reenwich team, on Noxon's lot, Sub
game of the season in Barton. .
u———-
Mrs. Lewis Martin and children, of.
of Astoria, have been visiting Mrs.
Henry Clausen, of Noroton Heights.
it to La LsaeleLy near w Doty, Jr.,of
* Wee Burn, are on the team picked to
represent Connecticut In the inter-
Siate golf install with ‘Itilode island at
New Iiallen today. .
———L—
oLton Heights, have r'etlllned from a
very enjoyable visit on Long island,
with an aunt whom they had not soon
for sixteen years They also visited
a sister of Mrs Clallsen’s while there.
It has been suggested by some of
the prominent residents of Barton that
in the widening of Cedar street, now
in progress. a park be left In the cen-
ter of the street and loudway each
side this park to extend as far as the
point where the new 'i‘okcncko road
meets Cedar street
WESTON.
Miss Flora Williiock is
spending
He will preach his farc- laomc time with Mrs George Rix
Mrs. Oscar Williams is spending
this week with friends in Salem.
Mrs. Ebenezer Fitch spent yesterday
with her sister, Mrs. Columbus Bulk~
icy.
James Griffin is seriously ill with
dysentery and attended by Dr. Frank
Got-ham.
Mrs: Charles Merchant of iiedding
was an over night guest of Mrs. W. P.
Rowland, on Wednesday.
James Treadwell and claimants are
at work blasting and well-digging on
the premises of John Morton.
The Aspetuck M. E. Church will ob-
serve the harvest homo festival with
special services and a rally on Sunday
next. 9
Mrs. Charles Salmon and Miss Ed-
dlce White of Lyons Plains spent
Wednesday with Mrs Frank Golllam
and Mrs. B. A. Salmon.
The lecture program and decorations
at Norfield grunge this evening will be
under the direction of Worthy l’oln-
one. Miss Eddlco White.
Mrs. Charles P. Coo of Bridgeport.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Weeks of
lirooklyll,.wcre guests on Wednesday
of their aunt, Mrs. Martin Rowland.
Lucy W. Foster, returned to his
home in Springfield, Mass, on Wed.
nesduy after a two week’s visit with
his aunt. Mrs. Frank Morebouso and
his cousin, Madison Morellouse.
The Misses irene and Florence Perry
of Valley Forge, have been entertain-
Ing relatives from Bandy iiook this
week. Mr. and Mrs Charles Perry
of Bridgeport have also been guests
at the Perry home.
WEBTPORT.
Mrs. .iohnLBartow entertained her
giiittir, Mrs. Hurry Helm, Wellnes-
ayl .
Judge and Mrs. Maroon are enter-
taining friends 9lroru New York city.
for a few dnym‘ .
W
Erclutis from"New York who have
been visiting Mrs. Emily Benedict
have returned home.
Mrs. Aaron Imitwmd and little dill!-
ghtcr, «meanest were cue-ts of Mrs.
Ionian .Mllls. Sunday,
W
t
Mr. Wlhlam Arehbnlti who illili been
visiting at the home oi
cller, has returned to New York.
«a...
Chauncey Allen who III “unloved iii“
trio
9 t
The newly appointed dog constables
diacritics. It motel star or who... eat; held their} A
L it
urday afternoon. This will be the last L
Rlclliield. and Mrs. Martha Clausen. ,9
Mr. and Mrs. Henry ClnuseLn. of Nor L
William Dut-
Mr. told Mrs. James Iii. ices. who
is
have been spending the summer in
Europe, returned home last Saturday
by the Hambulg American Line stellar
or Anlcllku. A They went sh
May. taking the Medlt rehean ‘rtiutc
and stop 5 at.
. 99 A e _
i , o' ‘
Venice. ‘Villacb. LVienua. Munich. Nu
‘rembcrg. Carlsbad. Dresden.
Hamburg. thus tlavellug across Con
tral Continental Europe. and sailing
for home from Cuxhuven, a seaport"
all the North Sea. Mr and Mrs. Lees
report a delightful trip.
NOTICE
Admission of Electors
Notice In hereby
iectmen and Town lerk of‘the Term
of Norwalk will hold a session ill the
'i‘ownA‘Court room, Wall street, in the
examining the unnlifldation‘e of and
admitting to the eiector’s oath those
persons who shall be found qualified.
Saturday. the 28th day of September.
1907, from 9 o‘clock in the forenoon
until 7 o'clock ill the afternoon, llil
less all on the “list to be made" shall
have been admitted or rejected before
that little
Dated at Notwalk this 24th day of
September, 1907.
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED ALVl‘SiON,
. J. B. RAYMOND, '
Seleptnlcn of the Town of Nolwalk.
5 HERBERT it SMI’i‘li,
t
u.
.,9.9
sLL Town Clerk.
NOTICE
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town of Nulwalk {1.10 hmeby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held ill the Town Hall
Wall street Tuesday. October 1 1907,
at 8 oclock ill the cloning. for the fol-
lowing purpoecs, to wit:
1.
the town cheers, and take action
thereon.
2 To hear a report of estimates
and recomlllolldatlons of the Board of
take action thereon, and, if deemed ud-
ulltl instruct and direct the selectmen
to make their expenditures for the ell~
suing year ill accordance therewith.
‘3. To declare the'lntention‘ of the
town to expend the amount allowed
for the construction or improvement
of highways. under Chapter 264. Pub-
lic Acts of 1907. entitled, “An not con.
(lowing the improvementsof public
roads,” alld to direct the sclectmen to
make an appllcéstion, as provided ill
said not.
AI. To take action relative to the
payment for the new high school bulld-
illg. and to authorize the solectlnen to
borrow money on the notes of the
town. for the same.
5. To take action on a petition of
Leo Davis and others requesting that
the selectlneu beinetructed to keep
hours of 9 and 12 o'clock in‘ the fore:
noon, and 2 and 5 o'clock in the after-
noon and to have one of the select-
tlurlng said hour‘s.
Dated at Norwalk this 26th day oi
September, 1907
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON,
J. B. RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town
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fiiiii
Instill Internal?
Good Cont?
Coal that burns well?
Coal that but- wail?
Cool that Into well?
Cool that hll little waste?
That'etho kind We aim to will
That's the kind we'll send you If we
get your order.
We are rudyi
Are you!
he Farris toll in
iiiiit
priced.
iii GUFTLIEBB
ill L
Berlin, A9
given that the So ,
city of Norwalk. for the purpose of ,.
To hear the annual reports of ,
Estimate and Taxation of Norwalk and .
visable, to accept and ratify the same. ,
their Norwalk ofllce open between the A
men or the clclk of the board present L
Before buy
Cook St
4.3"
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,.heavy overcoat;
for none at all.
overcoat is just:
meat unusually b
, ..ann1’emrnay E
'Li'9lierL. Clothier,
Ball State Land Stewart
LYourLlnonLey back alter a
month’s irlal if you want Iii
Too warm yet for a
9Tb: light
these chilly nights.
new‘L styles are eitcccdingly
attractive, and the assort-
SIZ to S30
than—qr
Open M9ntidLLyL, WEDNESDAY
JUSEPH IlllIS.
hit-nick».
85 Washington at. 80. Norwelk.
my; a
0V6.
THE
l. J. illll
Fall 9Qvercoats.
too cool '9
right for
The
road.
vonings.
Hotter.
, 9999 . -
surreal. rim;
Lam enrolment at new Bulls.
about, Cope. with. he. Let special
F'”"”it
Jars.
lure. than they will in
In; Goods.
to order.
sting.
-We give the B. A
Minn lumps" Auk for
Tll. Cell.
Wall Paper. and Prepared Palate.
Window shades and mature mu
O
”our fruit Lwiil look nicer if you use
the square shape and white clan fruit
the old tuition
round shape um green gin-I. Tild
square ”one. have lightning lope.
Oracle imwttro Houufurnilh.’
"L G L .9 the highest decree of comfort.
Contractor tor Palatine and Decor-
H. Green Trad-L
them- i
l. H. oEcKER.
or titanium;
(strut. " ‘
Mirth Hewitt.
7
Electric tilillll h.
iiltil- AElliltf9‘
iiflli
aisles Us, ridAlDlilta,
er; 9y and upwards 9
‘3 graphite cup Lzrehae.‘ 'L
Ilene iubr ts are oneldered tilt;
r
IOUTH NORWALK. m i
a. one In an suit ..
ILRIDGEPORTI
glue toil Y
:fit
tor freight only
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Norwalk up to 5: 301)
Arming J. Smith,
Lune.
‘ EVERY LADY'OJ’gRESSING CHIL’ILNi-
should be equipped with n dainty
snow white. one piece "Standard" Pon-
eelain Enameled mystery.
Have you ever stepped to consider
how‘ dellghttully convenlnet It would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep»
lug apartment. or limit floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
, plumbers are strictly competent ale-
9 chenille, honesttunfiuilab i‘
Horace ii 559;,
L U W.._§T
scorn Nb with. court.
TRANSACTO A“ are the AI. shuttled
IueINses.
l .
car-ml. . .
, 91 loosened. -'
., overlain Alto PRONTO,
,r -
t
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM...
JOHN H. KNAPP, ‘ilLll warm.
On and after Tuesday. January 7. ..
Pier 28. East River, New York coat :
LO! Dover street). every day, (except .
Sunday) at 4 p. m. Freight received .
at Norw’elk up to 4 p. m. and South I
Noawnut srslinsoxr co. ;, 3'
c. c. Housman. I.
flannel Agent -
dragon 3 Pull!
. "one lat—0. 9
'28 Comp. Ava. Inst idol-walla 9
it Molten Si or.
A Light that
So; i
I‘ll WAOHINGTgi'I‘ ITRLIITIL
Limo «din elm. ..
not In theil-Ie9blt9 of Having Your 9 .
Sunday Dinner at no,
GLIFFORD
4....
your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove when plo9999nt;
weather comes. ‘ 9 9
Courteous Service. _ v,
i Pleiunt Surrounding»
Excellent Cooking.
canines am Iii.
LL..l9! P'Olii‘ietOr.-A A A
T‘9l°Ph‘i“',I 498.
wry . LL
FRANK C
VAN SCOLY
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, CoppefLL
, and Zinc.’
If 30 South Main Street,
11‘ So. Norwalk, Conn.
gm :Ll‘eiephone Coil Leis.
EAST NORWALK
Lahore Dinners and All kinds Ill Llea
Food Cooked to Order. .
Bathing and fishing.
Beta House: 9‘39?“ by. hi9 Benson
John b‘SuiilvaLn.A
Proprietor.
term- - «Wall or. "amino ‘1'“
9 9'4 Washington on. e. Namath;
9-,an“ ”a”: I}. u
up one at a. no
In bloom. producing pr‘tip‘ucy
growth of the active.
r’L L’fii
"LAM
‘ 0
in
Home Comfort.
’(r‘rnm‘
Happiness
and
Cold 9 99 9
with aL Modlcum of Expense.
than:
GllLs ii lltilla.
9., at
9 9.9....
’4 We: are piping houses at a
FREDERICK I-I. nowm, find the-:5,
- warn?“ contents. cal-nun.
Mlnlmllln Cost
No worrying about neleetlnp’ ‘-
L‘ " and housewives en slum
. without indorser.
.. strictly confidential
f} INDEPENDEa‘I; web" use occult
LI Havliand Building.
..,.’ 7
j, ' oBond Sharer
. ‘f9 3 dammit Kirby.
. . ‘ 9 an
. . L l L L , ‘ A L L
We have mini decided. “will: 9
must Incl-cite to value with the rapid
Amount
F9r9. lino Johnny. Menus" Varnish“,
‘Lk t ALIVE
'leth with? it. closes co lb.
w... Wu...
.5
I
Tet-“toil. A
\
Mm
Money loaned to 99
. eel
daylight;
All transactions
Chi) and ice in
Warhingi‘e‘n LEI
Qiflee hours. I) 099 lip,
E Allntllillu Salty tolling Slut--
rl-llln' llnew Votik Item. Estella.
For years th C ‘
(crust in site
gunk IILIIiDLti
half nuns 1
dollar: pa d to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY ”(000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to 310. dill
Guarantee
.- accepted. participating in earnings
from ditto of retieipt. A
A card will br up you our literature
or I personnl‘ Intel-view. - ..
R. L. COBURN. General Ach,
16 South Main Street.
~A HEATING.
HOT WATER neuritic
HQT AIR HEATING.
STOVES ANLD RANGES-
SLATEl‘AND TIN ROOi- tliG,
Gin and Steam Fitting, Gee ElxturéLe.
" Met9i Collins" Etc. 99 '
Hive who e‘een connect: er.
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES &A'HOTCHKLL ss
CUM
17 WALLA origami
”am not If
TEEL‘SBU'rRl-lluonwn LK s
9N4 WAREHOUSE r"
for ,_ ‘
l runmrunsyrlmos. sfrc.
. A'AI’eIeleene. Iii-aid.M
.w
9 collecting when Ll.
for ‘
cry bodily ILnLiquy
LPolIcyL LCoLveLril
(Fatal and Ctherwiseb Due to Acciden-
tol causes;
Ralegand particulars.“
993' rum» red ‘_&
EULkllIAN'
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