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fits of NIAm , 5
ln?§¢tfi§”"oroae ‘uo sumonldtc wt 7 . 3.
’ 3" NiANTlO; 061. 21 .-—1wo prominent 3 ~
“ ‘ summer residents here have been " 3~
round guilty by Julstice Aldrich Rik“ D‘s" i 7 '3 ‘
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organism in M15 let‘ownas “1.5 All E" e
3. 3 miehwocisnt y‘came’ . e 3‘ ~ --
35 nor cottageflrto spend A low days. and 9 “‘1 penitlccmgf the 9° 5
‘ tried to do seineoooitinu by- moms mil S 9.“. Fee, 3 .
one oil stove: This: tolled dress, and ntsi‘ truths 3
and such. 9 till. they wane in danger or having to an F ax Seed ¢WWHS a
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Conn. says: "At His summer hotel. Both went mimic 15033355“ 59901315511190 11“
{summon hotel, and succeeded in maidens. ing diseases 3am
ti‘ouhl’e. Thole toiling the stove with the intention or Coufghs “Colds; "
pains my hips and I was puttingithnck The propriotor omits Con‘sn admit ff ph
blast to headaches and dizzy spells. hotel visited the place unexpodied W trust L 3
and. tronnd that the stove had been tail-
on He estrogen Deputy: shot-lg Tdhils, whati
who traced the‘ wagon wheels to the
cottage where the stove was found in 3
{186. . ‘
The men explained that they fully
intended putting the stove hack and
reimbursing the owner fer its use;
This explanation did not‘ suffice. and o a Is
the two stood trial in the Justice's5
court Monday afternoon. They paid'
their lines and costs, out out. of coin
slderatlon for the reputation of the
trio men the justice. court oflicer‘s and
or the stove agreed not to‘ let.
their namesw'he, rnade ”We ‘
“£535
‘ K;
‘ little 5
Cases or ‘
‘ winds.
‘ Vanna,
York, spent
3 3W Vorian of 5
Frederick Waters, of New York
city.‘ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
E. J; Taylor,oli0rsnbnry
Mrs limodt {eyes or
the thine own hrdth‘eif. . 5
5 Jackiloil. or Washliifi’toh street! = ‘ ‘
5 133,133 Burffér' iii slowly ihlhrovlr‘rg
5 tram an attack of seat let fever at his
5 home in Franklin avenue Net-walk;
The Bugle and rum Corps of the sow.
enth’ Company. C. A. 0.. met last eve-
5 nlng‘ at the armory and rehearsed.
con id not: 81er hilt tossed
trying to AM a. comtortw
.. my. mother had used
Pills with: such hustle
advised me try try them
has at Plaitse '8 drug-
me from to first.
I have had no
remedy for n 3150113
to anyone afflicted
s Kidney Pills
his son‘.‘
a
m .
ad
was. is to set
:give them a trial. "
sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster Mliburn 00.. 381,190.10.
ork, sole agents £0515; the United
RF Gran 15s opera-n
A line new top carriage. recently pur-
chased
Mi". Shes of Grumman avenue, Nor-
walk has recently purchased a. fine 5
new cow. ' ..
We believe we offer the best working shoes to be had They are solid
leather, no posts board linings. ombod yinc percent werkmenshlp. which. with
honest leather, insures you lenie‘st wear. absolnt‘e comfort and pr‘oteotlon
against the tall cold and dampness. ‘
5) Absolutely the best workingincn's 33.03.55 to be had at $2. 59 and 9559.09.“ -
‘5‘ 5091' our 7ng
l t n th 1| I
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mums. ...........‘. mum;
3‘5 1
walk. has sold one or his line Hoi»
cows.
Postmaster Bradley S. Keith. or Nor~
wa,lk was in Winston; Conn, yester-
day on business .5
A Prohibition rally will be held Fri-
da‘y evening at Washington Lodge
Hall in Cranbury.
Charles Moeller has leturn‘ed home
to South Norwalk from a four days:
visit in New York.
this. Casey, of Perth Anlboy, N. J.,
is spending a few days as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. George E.‘ Benton,
Cranbury.
,5 The heating anonmtus in the west
bound railroad station went out 01:
commission last night. on account 01’
the tubes in the boiler exploding. It
is orpected that repairs will be
is expected that: repairs will he?
" PT“ “9111911) “I? name—Donn fi-‘Tlld lhavenevortried Lincoln“
Rummage Sale. No 8 Main street, 1 smulalon). Please su pi me
Nor elk 1.15555555515.” 55555558“ Pan Pretender. of Cliff street. Nor take no 555 WHY MDNNETT BECAME A 5 P v
EMOORA’n 3 m" “-
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah" Oct. 21.—
Flank S. Monnett, former attorney.
general. or Ohio,3addl'eased ~ a large
mooring of Utah Democrats artheiSslt
Luke Theatre. last night Mr Monk
not): said: 3
“The reason i left the Repuhlican
party and advocate the election oil Mr.
Bryan is due to the root that whim -
u l was lirosecutlnnTth e" 3 .
.3 Trust in Ohio. andjwit 3e:
to expect a succeed linens, tthdi‘tiie-
nublicsn campaign (turd iii Ohio
swelled by contributions drool} the;
Standard ll Gompnny, and in return ’
that company was allowed to name the ‘
personnel of the‘ 500ml:
Ohio, whereupon all
Oil cases
5 ilThen5’r,
‘ if
stiller Lodge No. 97 I o o. F..
Mil hold a regular meeting, this even-
my; ot the) non in Washington street
fhsrvest festival, for which great
are being madb Will he held this
aging at the Union Chapel in Cram
5393‘s."
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(59511 5 Write plslniy. ‘
5 . Mrs. J W. Weiss. of Berkeley street.
NorWaik. left town today tor a two
5 weéks’ egay with her mother in Easton.
51535.3
Branch Lodge. No. 19. Knights
‘ ohPythihs will meet tumorrow evens
3 1555,5511 tho hill] in Syvartz and Corbett
so. 33333.33... E. J Hill or Norwalk‘.‘
5 inwaoheduied to make a speech at the
Loin} Mohonk, New York conference,
expression or
of white skin
, and Thomas
38.
59$“ VOW-55;, 5.
Fred walls your. or‘ France meal...
3‘11; earn. llss ‘ria‘sighed his osltlon as
‘ , in the Model Marks, of Main
sheet, Noreen ‘ .
Mrs. Micheal Golden, of Coder
‘ ‘ ‘ “”3513; is spefldlng two weeks with DANCINE AN"
tron 311% Roll, e ti ‘~ W GILBERT NEWELL’S Select
. ”trimdasliecentwii’lzrfgss y r cum” ”3 School of Dancing at Arlon Hell.
South Nolwnlk. Beginners' (lines :01
The town esseésors went into daily
session. this week at the council ii‘adle‘s and Gentlemen Wednesday
. 3 chamber, in Haviian‘d street and will Even“: 0“ 2,1“ M 8 Wm
‘5 continue tho some n‘ntli November 2
hVE‘RYon-Y-
*F‘OR HUSTLING 5 5
3 YOUNG MEN
WHO LEARN
BOQKKEEPING,
pride; to
the
race in the United
under the regime or the
party, which party freed
race from the bondage o: slavery. It
CO
. so the 1” mm t‘ that. nice,
-—Dr. Dicks cures Malaria. , * CITY SHORTHAND ~ ‘ DON'T DELAY. ._. , 5 rigid lTortilla)? thei‘;3 tulle race has
, 11 Henry Boyce, ofi iSouth 5 Norwdlk. ‘ -- TYPEWRITING AT Day and Night Ci ‘ ha tkh‘c Del-$13 limit tile tCivil
_ as: secured A non t on dr v ng ‘ ‘ 5 .133 .5 < . c as an s s s‘n‘ce 0
United States mail wagon betw wgfins. the ASSESSOI'S Notice Norwalk Stamford.‘ Port men ‘01 the country
Norwich: audiSPnth Norwalk 0 . ‘ “
satisfaction that the
tirade that «mistake of
leadership. w
it is true. he said, that the RB»
party needs the o!
men, the need of the
party is infinitely greater.
He was also emphatically sure
lh‘e colored voters of the United
would not new moire the
deem-ting the bony
, Frsnic mounds and Harry W Meth-
er. on. Net-wag have on? hosed 19095
Coinm‘bln' lromBe £roth’ers, in-
Stool lord. The $1, 400 Cladlllnc demon-
titration car is attrsctlng a. good
1 6! Attention. 3
‘ H’ailowé‘ en in Approaching, as evi-
‘ deflect; the display of Hallowe' en
noveltiéél' in‘ the stores and the preparai
v 5 films mm the young people l‘n‘iall
WA,“ 'the under-signed. hereby give
to all persons And corporations
to pay taxes in the City of
Norwaik, that they
by to deliver to the or
either of them,‘ on or 2d
of November, 19508.31 written or ‘
printed 1181:. WdAted signed and ‘
to, of all the preperty owned by
:the' first day of October 1
‘RE‘I‘URMi
his}
use
The woman who appreciates the commotion oi! unduly- and sensible ,
pr'lce will buy her Winter Ullderwesr here.
has 3
lin-
.. ~ h for He re
33 a; t e at are mskln for the 5The Merode’ are perfectly proportioned gar his, finely knitted and 80 “W3
~ 5 tionhof thtys night with intdoor masquer Ag) 3.3112393231153333 be. beautifully finished so that they will not lrritatergven the tenderest s ~ {erred ‘0 the that-til: ,5
g: Meg and ghost parties, 5 mg separately desen'béd ‘ We have Vests; Pants. Knitted Corset Covers on :pn'ion Suits in g ”We WW? no “my“? __ 55,5555
sale at Warwick Hots] N. BE—L‘ists ma be returned to the p ‘ ‘ to .
to null. all pnrses. At our prices the values are» net to“ e matched 5 55
and:
5150 horses, workers; dllvers; ~
harness and
huggles. ‘
p. ism or shine
Son Auctioneers,
Lodge ,1 O. G T., o!
, will 51055533955 Hollows en socid
of October 30th, at
will be given up
tricits ifsdttllyp
time of the year;
assessors, at the ou‘ncil Room, an-
ilsnd street South Norwslk,1mm and *
October 19.1998, to end in 3333.33»
2 19085. said once 3 _3 g
to be open from 3:10 00 to 12: 00
a.‘.m,andfrom2::00t0500 55
on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9: 00
in the evening. and Monday. ~
2.51908, from 7: 00 to 9. 00
Dmated at the Ulty A! South
Conn October 10,1908. 3 '
FRANKLIN A.
D. WIELIAM
’ \
* right.
oat,
5
so;
,i.——The
3 senate . and
nietiin’ the"
,ln idiot,
of rail“
vote.
W. P.
in
meeting will be 53
Homers nry. Fri- 3
The speak will i? 01.0.2“
Benedict, of South 3
nominee for sens or
this district Every one is 69171
inVited to nttond. Meeting
8 o‘.ciock
W.
H.
,‘ Assessors. 3
5s - ,5 ‘ unpAv
f, uA'rmss AND
Return _ he
young has 1 A?
car Isw. h x Said. 3
touched on the Brownsville at;
pointed out that while ovely s
senatol is in favor of “re
the soldiers, not a Demo-
one is thus inclined iso for
lesrn‘ed. ‘nlld
:40 “
successtul goth-
association 11312.
., will '
e
I
TEL. 35573435.: 8
5734i .Liliil‘, -.
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at
home
.of New its me
‘ were -
for:
or ‘
r the
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ob-‘
' more.
Butter. 5 '
Fm!"
Fe'atu res
Fancy Fresh
Ours.” W
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