ii
i,’-" {.ft'
We have added I MINI! De- _
pertinent to our titere end you will had
here e. very large stools-pt wood dosin—
ed‘ tor burning. as well as In assort-
on the positive guaranfi'e
that it it does not give sets
mm 0' 0m“- “fiction we will retil‘rn the
Tilers 1. an can“ .1. charge or this entire amount of money paid
as torn. . . “ 1 '
department. who will '[ive lessons tree.
. We ask all these who are
run-down. nervous, debili-
tated, aged or Week, and
every person euflcring from
stubborn colds. Moglnmn
coughs. bronchiti; or .inci pi-
ent consumption to try Vino!
with this understanding.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY,
SOUTH NORWALK.
1341311 wAeHlf altos areal-:7.
e #7
Liquid
William Orllch. or New York, hnsl
been visiting his father, A. Orlich. and
sisters. in Courtlspdt Place.
1
.V-fi
FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
WM.
nor WAriui
A'ND
GAS FI’M‘ING.
n
25 and 50c Bottles.
; ..___....
E. Tin. Sheet Iron. Ceppel
E. Gotham, ed Zia?
so South Main Street.
Decorator 80.,Nomulb..99m
T.452. East Norwalk. ‘ ‘ ‘*
._._-...._._.- _. N...“ .._.
Home Dressed Chickens
200 lb.
J. W. DODGE,
' South Norwalk.
(AW/VI
22 Washington Street.
Jeddo and Old Company’s —Lehi‘g
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered 1n cellar
RAYMO D , BROS.
Lutlier
IUILDIR or Aho DEAL'E‘RIN
“I"
1 1
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing," Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering '
Fadiories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
“Lari-ions connscrlon.
.. HOT STUFF .
, .
Site's . . “ ," 1
and on
The Place to Get It Is at
'4,
1“"
\ {1:1 ' 1 13“.;
.A
.a'
Paul? .
122 wuss oyster.
Tile Pfis Cldak aird Suit House
« 51%“? Skin Strict Said Norwalk
Great Still.
1 o
Wallis and Fills
The h'ssilt'nd' , tseléctibil' in town at prices iilat',‘ lid ltdr'e can beat.
Qon‘le an ’33: W. . .. .'.
TH. an cloak and Suit House
.311... “515517 ' ‘
L‘saw‘u': E
H." 4'ershf1echHSon'Co s-
Ffll" Winter Suits, Coats,
0th pemnel property.
'wiw'l'fi “u" movfontheironme
wwithmtin
I f: , ' ‘ (ll 1
mi 11nd ties.‘ lantern»
hi rt“. Inn: Island. 1 r y Vial
relatives in town for a to ye.
ii
Mt, Vernon,
and Mrs. 1.
street.
The publicwhool is closed today to
permit of thl‘ principal rand teachers
attending the annual lollventlon ill
INew- Haven. .
ortlnrer Ozden. oi! Rowaytou ave-
nue. has a force of mechanics working
on his new store building. This move
ion the part of 1‘ Memphis fair to
ldirect some tra e. to the upper end or
the village ‘ ...
I Several phones in this place have
been on the quiet list of late caused by
trouble with wires. Our genial friend.
John D. Hoyt. says “Golly. the way my
right arm Jeels something ought to be
Iout of order."
Among those who went on the excur
salon to Pittsileld, Mass. from this
place, yesterday. and report a good
time. were Captain and Mrs. John De-
Waters, Misses 1.311th Crockett. Mug-
Horace E. Darin 81 Son,
.45 .Well so. Nor-wells
Real - Estate » and
Insurance.
We have several W herdelne
in lneome producing property that
most lnofene'e l’fr value With 1M "lid
growth of the town.
L L .l. .
W_. ”#5....—
J.MLayt6n’ a. co;
quoonrdnnm
Real Estate
5 Railroad live.
so. NORWALK. CONN.
CltyN alBank
SOUTH NOFIWALK. CONN.
. *
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00.
SUIiPLl‘izsn'50° AND PROFITBi’
. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
,. JOHN H KNAl-P’. 1n Vlwrm’.
rnsoen'lck H. lawns, and Vice
N. Y.. are guests at Mr.
E. Petty. of Raymond
L .
p...
i WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier. '
J
DIRECTORS, ,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Beyvdellr
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Mervin J. Wallace Mervlni
Christian Swirl: John H. nght
Fred H. Rowan. ,
Perfedtlou
’ , ll
H ' a»
STAMPS
,w- PRICE
tellell
Cor. Wall and THEN Streets,
Norwaik. Conn.
“5' .
RAYD
AT run ssh-ii
? u?
l'
1047
Plumbilifim Ed Steam
‘ HOT WATER 'IIIA'I'INI.
Hot At
.Hlfiiflihm
HA}? GYQ'H’fBN 03:01'93‘ .OF
The Jones ’ i chkiSs
rail
11 WAtl'; e'l'illd't ‘ nonmut.
Monty AdYanced
to oil, on their MillHold tumult".
eALi'. sham lie."
s'lndependemvlloeo&SecurityCo.
Rowland film; Washington at.
one. opoltdlll 'I p. In. Monday and
.93?” 9.3.919 ,_ *
'1 “,I- .31,“ka 151.» .
I
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stephenson, of '
. A COMPLETE 0700K OP LATIIT
., 'l
4»
Wm
.ii‘flll‘fi.
“has“... ”well? his .1,
Bililynioud sedative Slovenia.
The Roll-nylon spetiul car, leuvillfi
Nor walk Iii. 5: M p. 111.. not quite ,uu
ruiy last night ill South Main street,
Alter bulking several times, it we
coaxed along to the tar bsrn Ill w
ward avenue. when it lay down {111 thlI'or
night Transiem wereypl'amovlded
all the manners K IIllutluedly took
the through our toilowi
Mrs. Edward 11‘: Thompson. of East
Haven. Conn. addressed a meeting 'ot
citizens of Rowaytou, Friday evening.
(hacim
Assoriation. A very pleasant. evening
was spent. and Mrs. Thompson save
an outline of the work successfully ac-
complished ill her home town. ' in
local lnlprovellleut Society, which dell
was inspiring to those present,
elected s committee of five with pow-
er to draw up a constitution and b -
luws lot I like orkflilizfl'iiOn 'l‘lloc
lnittee issues this call, urgently rp~
questing the residents of the South
Five Mile Rivel school district who
are interested, to be pr'esent at a meet-
ing to be held In the liblary at 8:15
p. 111., Wednesday October 21. the ob-
ject being to form “The Village Im-
provement society of Rowuytou,
., -—NOTICE.
’To all persons that sell anything at
the White Bridge store under. false
pretense without Mrs Alexander Ray,
monds knowledge shall not get paid
for it before or after Odtober 16 1908.
and neither shall Alexaiider Raymond
pay for it: also whoever claims any
' debts against Mrs. Alexander Rayg'
mood let them call and she will pay
them. it not they will never be paid
hereafter
MRS ALE XANDER RAYMOND.
-“Suflered day and night the tor
merit of itching piles Nothing helped
the until I used Dean's Ointment. It
cured me permanentl ." W—‘Hon. John
H.Gall'.1»lt Mayor. (34:! ,
A ..
Hotel Mtiildiikeiiio
4.3-.09'9934 1...; its.
We; and Oulelhf’lip‘ “VH-
Retee l! per day and um
Iteek and Ionernl lnm W
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
in. oAu. or. '
moss 'j
on“ U i V ?
11111112 11
.. Hosp-j u,
emote inseam-1'1
from $330 up. , _
' Come in and look them over. ‘F'.
'. Alarxe stock 0! iron m-
TION. ‘
Norwalk Hardware Co
don't, target to call lilo examine our
stock. It is. tlie urns-r trade sad it
will noleostqoe sermon. -~ 2‘ ;,
HARRIsscANs
coMPANY
October 9, held ill the-library room. '
through the courtesy of the Library 1
who '
. triads oi the boys are invited to go'
. to e mnasiull this eveuin , to see (i
..... .51; p... g , 1* Fre erick Ganung,
Captain‘ Hi; 'i ’l‘nllor‘ is nursing a UNDERTAKER
. terdnyv As Mr. Taylor was en route
' home. alter disposing of a load or pr0§
more Just alight.
" looking at the mom Fair Is a par-
, and then- thermis a genera: scurrying
' ' ' will: called upon Thlirsday to unite a
tor. Slop guess-
direct to your
Ayer's non nice;
No licoitoi; ho stimula-
ouur ‘ at Will this to. la
Medicines
1W2 lacrosse yb’ur purchpliig pdwpr ily olii hit prices.
Regulai‘ Custom”
Very Belt JUNE BUTTEH,”
.with the one flavor
.rii. , All
wé iill, ordmm‘fitztmgi with the sheet '
.est adpare .
w Item [631111 work
0
.A-i F‘LbUR.
As good as the best,
rd faireoi J
at We use
Iranian” 2%“!
orange way we
mallet up 2' oureso .
lions; wi Qe'lqd if
only be wisest and whfi'flilfll’u ,
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY.
M WACHMM“ "III?-
......___ sum 2....
COFFEESI
20c. 25c. 3% .135 40¢ per lb.
EsIh one a inner.
’ BOSTON
MARROW SQUASH.
"‘91 v- ”rh- Sc ‘b 1
..
Au:
Lfirge- ”gage
. m.‘
i
All}
Leonard B. Crawford came down to- i
East. Norwaik. this morning. from
Norwalk. to try ior long clams along?
the shore at. low tide. PHONE 990..
. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Si. J. Hull, the
bride and groom. have taken up their
residence .with the. bride's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Irwin. in New street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Bogart are
moving from 29' Seaview avenue to
Thomas P. Benedict's house at the cor-
gar of Fort street and Beavlew ave-
no.
.The Loyal Werksrs' meeting, Sun- 7
day evening, is ac uled to be led by
Walter Biars. v‘i‘. topic is to be "He-
WIBdS-and Retrih' ion at the Second
Coming."
The indie of the East. Avenue Meih- ,
bdist churcil opened their rummage ~
sale very 'auepiciously, yesterday at
ternoon, on the‘ Benedict Farms bridge;
They had a. large number or contribu-
tions of articles. ..
YARD TEL 46- -2
' w s ‘4‘"
The local delegates to tho Adlelli ' r
fibristlnu convention, at Springfield, 3“ y,» y»
1138., are expected home today. and
will uudouibtedly. have interesting re- len ROOFIH?
ports pit e proceedings of the (on i0! fabi‘ib W W
volition to render .: 1» for eight. yéeri. “.1 :
The orcllee will nieet tonight inI TAR PAPER 1. Q. And 31H},
the Sunday so on] room of the has! ..... . m. . ... 2.
Avenue Methodist church. The or-ches m
tra new numbers one violin. flute and 'ilmrsuly morning. cupid became
memolch. and three Clarinets. Soy busy soon “(14' r the two lolms had on-
em other pieces will be added Idler . Wei-xiiia- swnnds and they storied
The* Young Mend Association will ‘3‘" ‘" "““ri'h 0f 3. "1.113“?!er it: liiakei'f-
meet tonight. and at that time will am“ “hm ”a Mi“
have their first. regular lesson under, ._.. .0-
the leadership of Charles I). Ilili. Alli
Al...
-...._.._ ___.- _.....____.
.._.“
pilmiul right foot. today Yesterday.
w to at wark for John H. Knapp. un-
loading 3 of béiér in Adam Lady “AtIEéi‘duui. d id 1‘.
Sehrriid'sr sol in South Norwnlk. ) ce 5;.“ "“1. 9" e,
the ksglnndea llllsroot, badly bruis- 349°- sums '1 3°“ " “Q“WM'K
Funeral Parlors in Connection
Tel. 90'.I
The atch Sr
. iii"? " iliiéwiflNPRV‘li‘xwmi E i.
Lumber dMiiiWotliforEvetytlnllQ
front ‘2 Fingers: to a Palace
«memoir dtfitp
. SPEClAtTlii. '.
FSASH WEIGHTS
Attendene'e Iii ts... «Wm ’39}un 11001:an 0s scisyrlsld
Nibnarcll Reps" Sin ti,
1:
'I
“In.
MILL TEL. 4‘6-3.
. .. ,. . 262;, '
itsnoéss‘ Wade exten-
filed. ‘1‘ ' ” ‘ "l," '
“W025i!”- ill
and QQRD '
wu‘
Repairing
if V
‘3' ’..\‘:'
" nurses 15%?th i331
43 nAvMB'no .332. '
‘r I'W‘W‘M NW1 "Y'FT'n-s- A-AV'H'"
11.3222"? “3% “119.91.? °3J$ieaw
luglmost of his toes,
The‘ East NorWHikers who Went on WHYH 0‘ he.“ iiit'isgé' 'co'r‘d' dullp‘
maths 11.10911 unseat
the Pittsfield' «krill-M011, yesterday, or-
rived home about 9 o‘clock last even-
in, tired out but happy. The day had
been an ideal one. and the illp all am
that could be expected. Fortunately,
too it was without. ucrcldeut of any
limit
A horse owned by Fred Taylor, of
Greens Farms. caused a little (’lfl‘llt‘
ment near the litter. NorwaIk‘Pnil‘iillt‘fl
to the Washingtton street bridge. yesg
duce. the horse stumbled and fell
down. falling on the shorts. lie was,
unharneased and freed of the. wagon,
after which it was no trouble for him
to fish to his feet. Outside of the
broken shafts there was no damage.
Leader Fred w. Mills; Fred H. Field; . . _ i Hi
and several others interested in til we m 5W yd§1ches » 0‘ st Pmfi'"
welliare oi the. Rescue Mission on til I, M i“ 3.41.. .1 . E...
Washington street bridge Wm t 32.4.5 “d ' “as. ‘CrocltérY. Glasswsle. Houeelurnlsh
New York. last nl lit; and Id a visit ”I! coats. .W a
w the Callahan séuo union. Oil Japanese Chin's in Cups. Saucers.
the Toweri' Tfipe' lefider 8‘11": latter N0 DIR g0 SMOKE Plates. em ..
- inlason.tle ev. r aean. re“ Pit sS lee. . "
, cfntiy gums: vislt‘to tag Vs’ashéngggn N0 DU i NO WORK Gl;“;...§'p.‘.’,‘.,ed Punt. 31,, I," a
sree r mason. way; 0 e ilon '
"b0 of 01* lace! ’01“in lead?“ and Teleiiiofib‘ut ‘65" only a ublilal and “White Curtain Poles. with natures.
fellow workers. no meeting was held our. tepMn'iittll‘e will call llnd give 10¢,
you information and figured,
C
The only thing that seems to he
assertion
Company
were“ mi: mv:::
lor nmperlyzlltted and furnished for
weddings. Each year some young cou-
ple was visit the flrlr make up their
minds to become one all or a sudden
about the grounds for a ministrr to
perform the trick. This year has prov
ed no exception to the general rule
of other years as the Rev. A. .l. " "TM“ " ‘
Smith-"ab" 'ot the M hodist Episco-
parallax-ch. formerly 0 st. Norwalk
couple irom Peekskill. N. William
Findlay. a. wealthy basin. 5 man of
P66 ,1. ,N. Y.,§nd Miss Catherine
De - the same city, arrived at the
i ' - _ . d 'fl’fautomobile on
"i"
o 3006 res: 6111' store than i'rom.
TEL 450. ll WAERPT. :5le other???“ {in tows. ”got mlyuzl.
CH. 3 l
lawful-1122:2222... 3.2..
”M. 13“
Daily Lmeto N. Y 2... .2122 .2. .. ... .2“... ._-. ,
ourmustomer. ., wour'fl'iil hereon: » .
F F onl ,eustomer alwayq'... , rpresenl at rac- 9.: ..
01' [Hi y "m '3' “'m .“éi‘. a’ “this iii lei H'shl ca" be
On and utter ’l‘ue ay. January 7. irireit‘t'l'stl'ité. ‘9“ Wm. gagmnm a; . ‘6'"! it ~.:'-' .
303’ 213.9% grown!“ s a: 15"": a timing“5 Buckwheat sndotthereais M"! ' “Ila ii "
er ver. ew oo ‘. .
of Dover street). every 11311;. (8:.th if“? as a trial: 1- i ’- I
Sunday). at 41).. , e rec v .. .. - CH‘ w S‘
at Norwalk' up to ?“ Harrison SoutH Rom Jfie‘o‘rsky AS! E5120
Norwallr up to 6:30 p.121. . HARDWARE .
'N .1 e I: I“, “05;!!!” f; 112 WAei-lmo'rou ernss'r.
Ann ng m , - . , , . _ , “I!
.,- l. he IAsentu, ,_ _ T :W‘ Film
. will l' _ .. mums . .. ..,
Z?- "I'li :‘ 1.1. '
Modern Odoriess '
1‘
., *j'h."'-‘
n" ill A»:
Q“
2 All-13mm PHWW-
a'I Clan: Sale oi
foul. Hisdo'uil‘i ell Hummer.
Window Shades and Picture Fiddles
ruddenjio orde't‘.’ ' ~11: 3‘ 5.5 u . .
Painting and Decorating.
we ass on e. “we; rpm...
Stamps.. Auk idr
L. H. setter
87 Washington Street. ,
7‘“ our. - mourn NORWALK.
1,...‘Fxfi'swfli f" .2...
as wAerlmmn s'rhesr.
résirii “fig 394-
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