depends .on ch
. concept on gimme?”
t roe
w“ 1“" 5““ ‘ I’mmuhr 9’ 3135i in the loot”, the one:
pertinent to our store and you will and best anoint--w
here a very largestock of wood design-
ed for buritlng, as hell as an asaort~
ment of outdts.
. course
'0“ 3%.
There is an export In charge at this
department who will give lessons tree
“mushy“:
claim. 4
Mrs Mary Gottillgei' is ill with non
laigia
The Evon property has been sold to
Mt Vellum puriiesr ,,
Wednesday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory attend-
ed the Danbury fair Wednesday.
Mr, Voiih, of New York, has beeh
a guest ”the past week at H. B.
Coley‘s.
Tilonms E. Gregory attended the
dedication of the New Hartford bridge,
'l’huisduy
Mls Orrin liyxbee has been enter-
FRANK c
Van Scoy:
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AN D
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
‘ and Zinc.
25 and 500 Bottles.
E. Gonna,
V Decorator
Ltd. 452.. . East Norwalk. I
5o South Main Street.
.80. Norwalk. Court.
to
20c lb.
J. W. DODGE,
South I‘iorwaik.fimsm.=2
, 22 Washington Street,
iieddo and dIil “Company 3 Lehlgh
r611 FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Ral'iée and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered In cellar
IUILDER OF AND DEAIiER iN
Carnages, Wagons Uicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage 'lrimming
' and Sign Lettering '
Factories and Rerositorics—South Norwalk and Stamford.
“ ELEPHONE CONNECTION.
her STU—FT
azel on C031.
The Place to Get It In at
Hershf1eld&SonCo s
Wenonah". ‘ 122 wares eraser.
The Facts Cloak and Shit House
seldom tuna Street "soon Nadine
Croat Sale of Fall and Winter'Sults ',"Coats
th, WHISISQHIIG‘THIKS”
' place ‘ and:
Arthur Crunk. of Bridgeport, spent '
”Mrs acorn Gregory, of Norwalk
spent Thursday with her, mother. Mrs.
Barrie-“whats iii.
i Mr. and Mrs. Growl
Mime“ evil Sunday
erudite dds Cranky c. ..
,i" Miss Hole-ca "limit and Mrs.
Sydney or New York, were over Sun-
day guests or Robert Gregory.
Mrs. George Bouton and Iron
visiting relatives in Danbury,
week. and will take "(the fail.
Miss lda Clouk has rented her
will more to Orchard
sk’reet.,,N,ol-waik. tor the winter.
:(Mr.-Ihd Mrs. F‘. '1‘. Hawkea, of
Bridgeport will- be guests next week
plianflregory.
or her mom
are
this
l
I’I
' . aaBoat.§Itaat.AI dish:
homespun a Son,
nae Whitm1N¢rwhiio"‘»
Real Eddie and
hadrahce.
We have several decided bargain!
In income produolng pygmy that
must increase In valua wit. the rapid
growth or Ina town. .
J. MLayton "8. Co:
’ (moonir'oakrso')
Real Estate
5 Railroad lav;
”$6an CONN
CItyNational Bank
souru NORWALkn CONN»
TRANsacro A menu BANKINo
Business.
CAPiTAL.
$100,000.00.
suanus AND PROFITS,
a173.ooooo.
EDWIN H. MATHstON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice-Pros. ,
FREDERICK H. nowaurans Vlca
i
_;,u. nu...
ma ,
WILFRED IODWELL, cashier.
DIRECI'ORB.
E. H. Mathewson Ham-y Boyhour
John H. Knapp
.loaiah R. Marvin .i. Wallace Marvin
Christian 8mm John H. Light '
Frad H. Rowan.
Perfection
I
l
I
“RAYS LAMPS
A'i‘ raE‘L—s‘ll'a‘t'ibw rlucE
F. A. Mitchell
‘JEI
Cor. wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
Flbmbing and Steam
‘ ‘ ligating
HOT WATER, HEATING.
nor. am Haarmo.
.TOVES AND RANGE
ILATI AND .TiN ROOF! (I,
Can and No.3 Fitting Gaa Fixtu
Calling, Etc.
HAVE VDU SEEN QUR STOCK 0F
RICHMOND RANGES!
The Jonesleotchkiss
Company '
17 WALL “REIT. NORWALK.
Money Advanced
to all, on _thsir household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without a oval. on ithoir own name
t.
BILL AND III DO.
I If
_ independent innuendo ca
Bayiiand Bldg. Washington at.
0 (i ”follow nhlli 74mm. "Monday and
Ii ' slim w and: mo.
of Bridgeport,
» Silotlnuoolsrsurnwuru ‘
Samuel Grumman i
illilNlllliiS
no,
MAST“ fifTTiFE';
Largo Party at Fri Eniortainad at
Hla Home In T yior Avenue. l
A surpllse party wail given inst cvo
ning on .i. N. ’l‘uttle, Jr,
It Taylor avenue. in. honor of his ml:
teenth birthday nlIuiiieIsaIy The party
spent the evening with music and
games At'fi late hour It bountiful
collation was serve.
Those present weie Edith Miller
t‘lala ltealdon listh-I Mead. Ethel
umwp; Eugune Snifton. Jennie Rear
nuKA-nt J
William. 0"Conm-I,
Robert. Oliver. All In
'lalnladga. Richard leased, land Low»
Name, Kenneth V’,ule'lliinc Alien 3mg,
Wesley Chambcla, Chanda Rama...
All went home wishing .loluI many
more happy birthdays.
Louis Reunion,
Mend Edwin
Foley 3 Honey and TM cures coughs
quickh, strengthens the lungs and ex.
Dela cold Get the genuine in it Yellow
package. Cliil'oui Pharmacy and R. H.
Plaisied. .
'i‘o the Brand oi County Cominllslon-
ers of Failiiold County: ~
I hereby apply for a license to poll
Spilliuous and intoxicating liquors,
Ale. Inger Beer, Rhino Wine and Cl-
dcr, at ll l’louton street, 'l‘pwp‘ of
N01 walk
My place or business is not located
within 200 1‘th ill a direct line of a
Church Edifice, Parochial School or
Public School-house, or the premises
pertaining thereto, or any Post. Oiilce,
Public Library ol Cemetery
Dated at N0Iw,lllk this 9th day or
October A l)., 1908
STEPHEN SHIMKO.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electo and
taxpayers. as dciincd by law, f the
Town or Norwalk hereby endorse the
application 61 inc above named
Stephen Shlmko . ,
{or such license and we do severally
certify each for himself that we IN
taxpayers upon real estate situatgd in
said Town of Norwalk and that we
have not endorsed the condemn 3
an} other person for'a hello 5
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the ensuing license ear.
Dated at Norwalk. the stupid! 0!
October A. 1)., 1908.. .
Ellis Snudoi, Samuel W. Hoyt. Jui-
lus V. ilecker. Samuel C. Ireland, VVA
gust Wischmann.
* l hereby certify that. the above nain-
edendorscrs are electors and taxpar
era, as deilncd by law. of tho'rown of
Norwalk, and that. they have Ill!“
no othcl application
Dated at Norwalk. this 9th day of
October, A. D, 1908
HERBERT R...8MLTH. ,
Town Clerk.
v.‘
ol017
Paosrsois; ‘ '
or‘A noon {m
a courur’ri’roea III-"nus"
M09“ :M
Shot Guns
m-«zmwmi‘ I; "\- warm
BINGLE AND DOUILI
from I3: 50 lip
Come In ‘ina idorthor'n aria-$2
A large stock of fresh mum-
now new
‘ ~Q
Norwalk Hardware Co
RUN
\\§\ “III 3\V
Au)"
V: ..,.,
in.“ St
Goal tor the Waited
don't forget toca ah and cumin our
stock it. is the a ghost grade aid" Iii
‘2
Will not cost you any more.
HA
TEL. «so.
Dally ., . ._
For Freight Only”
On and utter Tuesday, January 7,
1908, Freight Propellers will
LInetoN Y
Norwalk up to 6: 30 1am.
Norwalk steamboat? H V,
Annlzwfiafllth. . n finnfigxz
BIRTHDAY. ’
at his home .~ .
' yhu'dd
don. Ethel Jahnsoll..llalilv Chambers, '
v"
M ShGANS...
chiiik ~
.f "Us! “if“ OT:
leavq
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p.1n. Freight'rsoeived
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and Smith
«can... a. ...
u a W1“
. «rm arch arm or choc
i." din °°
' In; it cheap. V in
summer.
ADHINGTON "Haiti-$1
gas. can. 041—4.
momma rm at cm
'l
Mrs. Richard Irwin is recover
from an attack of grip at hormone
New street. {I
I v; ‘
i»-
have moved from Second street
Washington street. '
Mrs. AnnimM. Drew ill-a guest
Mrs. ..J lrving Dunning. of East Wash
ington street, over Sunday.
..‘V u.
been raised and towed away.
The music at the East Avenue .Meih-
usual
Advent Christian Church, in Van 7IIIIdVi
'street.
Martin B. Dariand and nephew set
out last evening in the iormcr's auxil-
blie race.
Moat of the East Norwalk natulid
borne today from Bridgeport to apanil
Sunday.
Surely tall must be hele for the all
.n
in, pmsrersm .
"A onthly business meeting oi Mayi
Howe Hook and Ladder Company will
be héid Monday evening at headqunh-
tors in Van Zandt street.
Friends have received souvedir p .
cards tram Mr and Mia. Ralph
Dibble, who were malrlcd this war
and went on a honeymoon irip to Ho .
ton.
East Norwalk takes a gloat. interedl
in the Danburt Fail every yeaI an
this year was no exception. As usua .
this place sent up a. good-sized delegn
tion each year. .
Harold Rnndle, of Van Zandt street.
Started last night in his Elmore cat
(or thenhdng Island automobile race
He- was accompanied by Ernest 0
Gregory of Norwalk; and several-oth-
or frien a. .
. Masters Earl l.‘ Hommedleu and Wil-
liarn uni HI no animal“ or East Nor
walk is". by train shortly after ti
o'clock this morning. for the Danhury
Fair, to'apcnd the day and see the
fair come to an end.
Attorney Nehemiah Cnndec of South'
Norwalk. will addlcpa the young men
of the Barnca Club, of East Norwalk.
tomorrow at noon. Mr. Candee is an
interesting speaker and a good sized
attendance is looked for
Dr. Franklyn G. Brown, of Soul"!
built ratn Kolaonan, i lndiana, and l
The machine is a beauty in every res-
poet.
The rigvllvd services at the Swan!
evening There will be special aer-
The 'Rev. Lester
lead the Loyal Workers' Society In
ing
Luke d3:
winsvliie. Long Island, to spend Sun-
danwlth their son, rtlIIIr D Ferris
.iweeks; but Mr. .Fen‘ls intends to re-
turn Monday.
the sweepstakes automobile ran.
which is a iorerunner or the; Vanda
23rd.
Attorney. Nehemiah Caudee
South Norwalk. will address the Baya-
Mao qualities fumes-sh and salt
custpmer always.
“MM is~ meand-
investigate. We.hav9,a full line 0
Give us a trial.
..
iii.-
m‘mgquurnp ,P
oats- ail
llta‘ p pound, for ah! ,
Saturday will. think ‘
iiii. W ”I!”
Mr. and Mrs. Horses A. Soundst ‘
0
The Crimea sloop, which was sunk
of Judah ‘islnnd for Meyers] days hail
odist Church tomorrow will be under
the direction of N. Smith Ferguson, all .
. George W. washbnrn. the artist, is
at w0lk decorating the interior of the
isry sloop for the- Long island. aniomo
growth oyster workers are CKDPt ind
nuul operation of cutting the salt grasp
from the. Seaviow menue meadow ill
~ “UK! will ii.
avenue, received his new aummohile
.l
iequipbed. with a four cylinder motor.
Elsa: evening. fl'he car is an Appersrut.
C
lsh Congregational Church in Seaview
avenue were again well attended that
{Vices this evening and tomorrow. when
marten of meetings will come to II
II. Reynolds is- to
tomorrow. evening. .The topic 1: . l
he is Salvation ”rolled to This Lite
.. .Ind Age'h Hub. .9; .24 28:
' 24-:28 Matt.13: 4043;25: H3; 11
. Cor 6: ,.2
' Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ferlisuoi
meadow avenIIe.'. have gone to Rain
Mrs Ferris will rema n for about two
. George Rl VanAlstyne accompanied
by James Golden, C. Buck Dub-ole and
ward Van Alstyne set sail yesterday
afternoon {or Long island. to attend
hilt cup race, scheduled for October
'IIOI!
' ' IThird Voting District.
nabs-owning our store it an {rpm
any at or place in town. Win “Uri?
a
Mirage II fever)? dISCOuDIr‘ m give
“Manila-3M1. WUU'US péem these
verynm ato’ al ml gs. It“
W~Wm ”will Mnour
Our present attracl
cine bionic alternately
tree with .ton pounds ‘0! Insoles Better
Moshe Buckwheat and other Cereals.
RW‘ selovsky
, w, W“
Conu- easi'l' til
coat, but not the unality.
we have to offer.
Cranberries
Best quality Maslow'prlce.
‘9" 5.5.3? ,. . ‘I, M‘
Evaporated.AiIrimts
Fresh fruits are getting
scalce.
Wily not try some of these?
'I’l‘hey are delicious. ‘
Uhoiliest Btitter
is de in the month pt June.
We are it, - '
I"~V
L
r I'M. ,r
' l
money will go. I
n, .1 s 'ALL GOODS G
I“
on Class. tomorrow. Mr. Camden is
member-oi tins-nines”,
fortunate In
this Hi'l‘l’ii't‘ V -. ,. . ,
'lhu eighth glut-in u! the Marvin
Sriloul was Notorious yesterday: over
Tim boys are
suture Mr. ("until-o for
in IEIsebuii. The some of one game
was ill to 14. A weak ketchupmbcn
the first oi the series of tour semi-“I
was .plmcd the Marvin School lads
weld defeated, 11 to 33 , i\
(‘hulch Charles Kay Woodland. banter
«alimony services: Presthing. It): 30
a m, and 'I b. m.; SI miny aclwoi l2
Imuanunior Magma. 3 p- .In.-.‘.Mias
Emma ~l’srsona inna' rintendcntp Ep
worth League at 6 i‘. m.; Thursday
7:46. p. .m.., pastor's: meeting. a ,
Announcement"has dun var-been
Illfltit‘ or lilo spell I‘ rs foil the bracket
at the Republican Vtu-adqnallols in East
wandngum attest. Tuesday Honing
Inasmuch as UN ufllcais III-clued (loll-
gusomnn l“ in Hill ion 'i‘umdayi the-
milk and tile am sure that it" will. be9
worth “bile to at and 'l‘uclulr \' owning
In ' I
.\u important business melding of
the Young Men's Assocl‘ltinn or the
East Avenue Methodist (-‘hurch was
held last evening. Servant candidates
tor mornbomhlp were accepted in it
was voted to make ClIariI-s l. “iii an
Association two M‘ghth‘ each Wt‘t
Tuesdays and Fri-Jays The gynllbni-
ium is open for practlle tour nighis
car it vv.eck
At the Advent Chrisuan churcn' ro-
Inorrou, the pastor, Rev. Lester F.
Reynolds will, pmacn at 10:30 a. .
and 7 ii In i'r‘orning subject, The g
net of Chllatllkeness; evening sub
ject IsifQil flrgontiQuehiiM; WYSIIDday
school at ‘ 2 noon, Richard Bland, an
pel‘lntt‘llii.oui Junior meeting as 3 b
III; has sl Workers' meeting at 5: 4’»: p
It‘d by the. pasta“, subject is Sal
ration lelicd to This Day and Age?
hm"! IORHJ )1qu engine ill )‘0lil‘
duke it can make the necessary repairs
and keep it tor. you until spring. -'i he
Specialty Mtg Co, 40 “liter street,
South Norwalk. - .‘a‘ ,, . ...
sF‘Hrmd C. Oddo the :"tyoung Ito-flan
barberlr or the Washington street
bridges have: ,upatrimically. nrdmmii,
incinmmtlwindow lulhuhoc'pttlurt- - -
preaching Cohmblllinfly; mite Ame i
can and italian flags are together a d
in that containing large picture
“Chlistoforo Colombo' or xin Bngu
emoticons: Columbus: This. ushrhii’
along with the. others in the. town w li
clean Monday at noon, for the ccte
bration.
Ea Nmalii Republicans ale con
~ .uider ly incensed at. the statement
that had Harry Rider been nominated
at the Tuesday night caucus inlNor-
walkmn» place at M. i'R.I_lBVV‘lIn9IXy he
wouldhave been badly enrol the polls
Republicans are ofnther'opinton that
things are conllng'ro unpretiy pass if
East Norwalk is to he treated in such
w. .
t
,4
cans. Despite the talk about. Nnrw aik
confining the . siaohingt that, was
awaiting Mr Rider, it. is slot the inten-
lion oi‘ the East Norwalk Republicans
insuldcct Mr. Bennett to such treat-
ment here.
Reglstrars Notice
art—- a n l'
The registrars of voters of the
Third Voting Distriolln oi the Town at
Norwalk will be in session at the store
of E. E. (lorham, 10 First street, East
Norwalk, Monday. October 12.1'908,
irom 9 n. m to 5 p. In . for the purpose
or receiving applications of those de-
siring to be made electors. in the said
EDWARD E. (- RHAM,
. FREDERICK L. l UNDQUls'r.
Registrars of Voters oi the Third Vot-
i-ng District. Town, of NoMlk.
East Nor’o‘alk, Cinn" oct 7,1908.
.1}; i1..'.‘.f‘.2‘. E‘ J. 1:.‘0710
' 'J‘ 4“ .. an ,..
Mrs. Grace no i: seriously ill and
appendicitis is feared.
Frederick Mend. bf NDrtii mun-Jo,
f
to see him about in a few daIs.
rge Cudltpp continues animal)
’4 Li“? MW? Qudlifip dire it hav-
;_l W iii? p'iz'tiira his
mMrs. Amelia Coffin 3of East NoIanlk,
pending a week gith‘her Sister,
-I I" _
y
HUN " ‘
flit-4r .‘MMQO
an. e momma” you.
Come in and see what real
' Him“? Arum amt
2.1 .i .1 A
Order an order and you will be surpri yea how (are, little '
at viesr'anri' tore Irishman and him «In .
subject in one. thaiawili in] tort-«l ev'cl'yx -
Illeaevepth gradomt tllI- 'II‘iich archooi.|
East aAvenue Methodist, Episcopnigi
offer in mi its physical director oft (.7
launch nil wintol Vto rust, but. let us “
a manner! by. thenzNorwa'ik' Republi- “
. Tuesday to enter the New York Train. .
' sale at Vand- William
. Betta attended ,
is unite ill again but his friends H" n3 ’
Wa- a
Agni: {he
argu'iha
‘ I}
lira D
Makes a nlo’e'I-‘V‘il
wheat bread once ‘
to suit all pm?
Each one
Will”
etioolirlil.
, ,Vho best (In the
UARAN imam)
Mrs. George Wiillsmaon, ot Mitr-
( I “Ni ‘.‘ “,7
Charles H Gulder, who sustainpii I.
studio, of paralysis sevelni month. ago,
Ila now able to all up (or. a time each
i or. ~
Mrs E W. iBysshe and two children
will rt‘Illin today from East'nsrlin.
where they have heeulsuonding never-
aldays. . ., z .i.
—-”Dont leave your engine in your
launch all winter to rust. hilt let us
take it out, make the necessarylrepaiis
ironl keep it for you until spring Mic
Specialt) Mtg VC.,o Ml Waikr Samar,
iSouth Noctvaik. . I' . i. ,
The ladies of Reliance it 'and
Ladder Company will meet it; the
truck house Monday aftermath at 3
(Icluck to make arrdhge'ments for an
Hallows en .paryy, and consider the;‘ op—
(.nln‘g of thin, green boxes.
Rnw‘ayton . .- ,
‘Church, E. W
ilug sepvioe, 'i
sonooifip: ilk:
Eomlnavénlusmesvloe. ID'iiiI-l 0 W”
dorxiii match h in rain; and ove-
sing Iii lawn area handle change
or time for the evening srillce will be
car'riull) -.noted I, , r~ l
<:,-"t i‘. M3143
uaaaisnmau, IN molest:
A married than who permits auw ~
member at Ihcdfifllly do" take anythinw . V
except Foley: Honey, and 'i‘ar, (or
some. .collls and manila: %
,,again); or negieoh. . ‘hoi pg else ladle.
good for. all pulIIIouuni. tritglriea. In"
genuine lib r's- anaemia Tar can-
|
l
i or”
, "l 'i
t
talus no u ateswrt‘u ad is ium
package Clitioldl lhaI‘nnIcy and .
a;.;.'
Plant: J.
6- tilt?
in Darlen last week. Sara-h J Ken-V
zle "hostel-ring land in Snowmen o
E. Sammls. 'l‘wo‘mortglrses were hired,
amounting to 32,360.? - ,. m: ““
V 1 . q.
' ' idle-brook is slotting
lrlends lukewarm .. i. ,.
LWBIM sunshine! New thOi'lt’, ‘ is
visiting hidtaunhrululs J. M. Betta.
an; on *c. d orr‘i'orit'miii; firm
ii“! guest on Mo day of Will“ ‘ " l‘ ~
"38
.p .l t 3,... 32‘
. Miss' Carpenter has rebuked
Week 5 visit with friends iii 8 -.'
Him In I ‘l ‘ ,bIn-lrhv nit lern‘h-r’h ,fiMfl -
Mrs; MDIX'RIIEBCII, or &,r “id
II week 9 visit on her sister, Mrs. .
mmmifllfl. I r , 5w surname
Mrs Mills and her daughtet‘é’Niss. ‘
incl. MIIIM‘M Rovmyton. are visiting
Mrs James Mlddlebrook this up“.
James: Mtddlebi‘ooli',‘ 24rd rh ‘,
lug irom- ruminants or ammlar ~
hone.- rocaivnddn stall from sin ’
Mrs. iii-anon; Brady, ‘6! West
MIs mules Guyer ‘defiosttn'r; “
been recent guests of friends in Jim. »
Mrs John Patkln'gmn and‘ (iii
tars, Miss Carrie and Maud, “(mm
ed into the house owned by rs. Theo:
dorc Smith : .
Miss Alice DeWitt leit- town on ,
c
ing School for Deaconesses connected
with Grace Church pariah .‘ \
The infant coat or Mr. and firs.
Beach. or Huribltttl street wile drying;-
ened Georgy Earl in «Si
Chm ch Sunday morning. Res.
A. :Marks. the rector, oiilclatod;
“WW .I':- ’lVa! unit" .'~
Two ymng-menriaonttoir’t-
Mission and Chitin-ens
Bound Brook; NoW‘Uehaoy,
canvassing». inexorable the
that.lnthVitotioo;~éoiteotidg maria ,
out The sum «aw
Mrs. I II Item ‘anau
late AW: ii:
binned-[j
cousin. the
b t
lists heat, that?
'M if!)
ueni v hit this town. a"
who met her remembered her" go
Fatality. i M Na.
an‘ alumnus mi
.‘ "iv-“idem” mmdrnlng in t
militant
Im- map
all
illun n. I
II it was kIIisd by tho owner,
ohld not be saved, ,
:51 IN.
locks-rm.
I.
I‘ll
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