III llillll IAIHRIII IlllllIS
HIIHHHIIIAII'III IIIHIRISS
Ct, to the Table anti Enjoy Your
Meals Without Fear oi an Upset
Stomach or Indigestion
Resulting
if your meals "‘dor1t tempt you or
you feel bloated after outing and you
believe it is the f
if'vrhrtt‘llttlc yoi‘1 ‘e‘at lies like a ‘lum‘ll
of lead on your stomach;- if there is
riiiilculty in breathing after eating,
cructations of sour food and acid,
heartburn, brush or a belching of gas,
you can make up your mind that you
need something for a so‘ur stomach
and Indogest‘lon. ‘
To make every bite or food you eat.
aid in the neurishment and strength
of your body. you must rid your Stoui
itch of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach ’gas which sours your entire
rrieul—interfer'es with digestion and
causes so many sufferers of Dyspep-
sia. Sick Headache. Nauseous breath
and st‘Onrach t1oublc of. all kinds; Put-
relying the intestines and digestive
(”anal causing such misery as Bil-
iousness Constipation Griping, etc.
Your case is no dit‘tdrent—you are 11
stomach sufferer, though you may call
it by some other name; your real and
only trouble is that which you eat
does ’not digest but quickly ferments
and sours, producing almost any un-
healthy condition
A case of Pope’s Diarrepsirr will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here. and
will convince any stomach sufferer
live minutes after taking zone Trian-
‘gule that Fermentation and Sour
Stomach is causing the misery of In-
digestion.
1No matter if you call your trouble
Catarrh of the Stomach Net'vousness
o‘r Gastritis. or by. any other name——
always r'cin‘éinber that a certain cure
‘ls waiting at 1’0111' Pharrnanist any
time you decide to begin 1‘rs- tisc
, Pope‘s Diapepsin will‘ purify the
.’ sour est and most ‘atid Stomach within
five ntlnutcs. and digest promptly,
"without any fuss or discomfort all of
airy kind of food 1'011 could eat.
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1; TROLLEYMEN'S UNION’GFFICERS.
Nominations Mode at the Meetings
Held Saturday Night. 1
The local branch of the ’l‘r'oileyrrren's
, Union held a regular meeting Saturday
‘ evening at its quarters in Water street.
Norwalk, and as is usual two sessions
were held the first being' at 8:3 and
f the second at. midnight.
‘ 1 Two new members were taken in
John Darrow and Harold Si. George.
The. important business of the meeting
was the. nomination of officers for tho
ensuingy rear. The oflicers will be 111101
ed at the meeting bold new mouth.
Tire nominees are as follovv:s
, PresidenteFrederick W.
draws
Vice- President~—Cyrus Gray.
1 Financial Secretary—Cotes Flcwcl
lll.
Recording Secretur1—F. it. liar-2km
W'Tr'easurerw—Edward Benedict.
: ' \t‘ur1derrvllowar'd Will rot.
'“ ‘G‘rirrductor—stldtflt'Clnr .
‘ Sentinel—John Doruoy. , .
' Executive Board—l". W. l". Alltll‘t'tws,
'ihomas Brady. llownrd Wilnrot.
James Hanion, Howard Godfrey John
D01 boy and Walter Smith;
' Delegate to the Joint
Board—~13. W. F. Andrews.
{CHICHES l’ER’ S PILLS
'I‘IIE DlAMlel) DEAN!
L-diu‘iA sir yout- Dru
chi-"Ell“ for“! Dllmmr irund
I’m In in Red and Gold metallic
boxes, s-uicd with Blue R lrbon.
'l‘nko no other-.1113“ nr
tut" :szrcn's
Dru int- "Ask for 11:111.
111M011 nun/1 2.11.1 s. r... 211
yearsknown as Best. Safesi.Always Reliable
11‘. Au-
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Conference
fail. for
Sillll BY DRillifitSI‘S EVERYWHIRE
which fills you; I
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(Continued From First Page. )
Each individual player of the Nor-
wnlk te’arn showed up in fine form and
did Credit to the town. The Mohegans
have played ilve games this season,
and it was thought at first that they
were going to have the best of the 10-
cal learn by keeping their .wind, but
the Sixth Company boys surprised ov
‘er'ybody with their staying qualities.
The members of the visiting team
were short and stocky. and when it
came, to getting around the floor at 11
Vanderbilt (‘up racing speed they prov
ed themselves winhers. They were
slow on the baskets however, and
many times the ball would just roll
off the edge after they had made 11
hard' fight for the basket Their team
‘work was excellent, and it was amus-
ing to witness the manner in which
they were.‘ able to pass the sphere
about back oi them and every way
imaginable
All the players of the borne‘ team
distinguished themselves by brilliant
plays. Nadiir showed 111) in his old
time for 111 and threw six baskets. 111
the last part of the. iirst halt" all of the
local players lost their wind, but in
the second half they carried through
without a sign of letting up.
The little visitors took the lead in
the hi st half, but in the last. they were
outplayed lib eight. points. At the end
of the first half the score stood 10 to
6 in favor of the Moheguus.
In the first part of the game Walsh,
the visiting center man, was hit in the
mouth and it was several seconds be-
fore the game eculd proceed. Seui‘er't
was struck in the stomach and he was
forced to leave the floor for a few
minutes. In the last half l-iugh Hines
and Walsh collided, and both were
Soniewh'at injured, but soon were ill
the game again.
Near the finish of the contest there
was a long cout‘rovers1 01 or a decision
and the New Yorkers put 011 their jer-
seys anti were about to leav (1 the item.
when it was fixed up sutisiactoriiy and
they resumed playing. in the mean
time, while talking the Norwalk play-
ers suddenly started to play and Na
din threw a basket, but the goal did
not count in the score.
After the game there was dancing Nutmegs , All Sta".
"m” midnight, “I‘d “Acme“ "ms” 0. Verllu Connors Guarnlerl‘
was furnished by Clan/1's orchestra. Left forward
The game started off with Cnlrill F Smith ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Brotherton
making a pretty basket and Soul’ert‘ Right, forward '
duplicated the trick with our for his Meeker ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Slattery
side. Rooney and Nadiu tirerr eaclrt Center
threw the sphere into the cage in prct-_Kee1er , ............. ', ., Miller
ty st1 is, bringing the score it to tlrc‘ Left guard.
opponets’ 2. but the latter starred in Keogh , ................. Bartram
and secured four moreb baskets before
the end oi’ that half. The Norwalk
boys got 18 points, making their total
.24 11 brie the New Yorkers secured 10
more points leaving them at (he 20
mark.
The. score and lineup of the game
follows:
6th Company.
Nadin ................... Hutchinson
Right forde
liincs ................... ltatimcr
heft fort 'd.‘
Rooney .................... Walsh
., Center.
(‘ahii‘l .............. l ........ Seut‘ct't“
ltig ht guard. ,
lliil..' ...... l......'....-.....'..Grimes
Left giiiitd
"llnlves~—'l‘weuty minutes or. 1
Spore x"iimt. hali—‘fiiii‘ohegnus. it):
Sixth (70111111111136.
[1‘ irr.rl scole~Sixlir 0111111111111. :21; Mo
bounds 2i). ‘
l‘ield go.rls-— Nadiu l‘. llirros :i, [too-
1191 l. Cahill 1 Hill I, ilrrtrlrinson 2.
ltutimer iii Walsh 2. Seuter't 3, Grimes
pd
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()fiiciulwii‘rt'd 'l‘lrompsou.
‘~—Tirrr11k1111rrcr'«-‘-lt‘r'eri l‘iuucb.
Nutmegs, 26: All Stars, 14. .
in the pralimrrr 111 contest the Nut-
Jeddo and Old Company’s Lelriglr
FOR FURNACE.
Gross Greek and Upper Lehigh
E01 Cooking‘ Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5 00 per Ton, delivered in cellaer
YMOND BROS.
' Mohegans. .
Luther M. Wright
IU’LDER OF AND DEALER IN
'3
Horse
L131»... 1.,1,
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign
.1111, 1.21.111 . ,111- 7 1. r
Factories and Repositories—Scum Notwslk and Stamford.
ITILEPHONE
4‘s» .
TELRFHONE 2M.
'",Camages, Wagons, BICYCIBS and
Goods
Lettering.
BONNEGTIOVNr-
The Place to Get; It 13‘s;
.. 2......
The} 11.115111011301112.) s.
in wArsp smear.
lltlHI BI trill?
anti Emacrulcri
in these days of physical culture and
ery person you meet is thin
'scruwuy.
Good healthy flesh on
ed'111by the irse of the pr'Hr
thorough hssinrilation or the int giving
elements. Nine people out of ten in
only be gain
order to weigh as mrrclr as the ought
and be‘ perfectly 11111111111. should use
Sarnose, the great flesh for ming iced.
Weigh yourself before commencing to
use these little tablets, ‘11an see how,
your Weight increases
Siamese has valuable flesh forming
and tissue building1pr',oporties
when it. is assimilated with the food.
it causes the flesh making elements to
be. retained and the weight is naturally
increased.
sold in the last few weeks 11 great
many packages of Saniose, every one,
with his personal guarantee to refund
the money if it did not give satisfac-
tiorr, and has had but one pcrsdn ask
for the money back Just thing or it;
only one who used Sumose found that
it failed to give a satisfactory increase
in flesh and plnrnpnoss! , You rrrn no
risk whatever in boring Samose. if
you are not perfectly satisfied with the,
your
results. Mr.
Baxter will return
money. ' ‘. ‘
LL 1
megs defeated the All Stars with the '
one- -sided score of 26 (ml/t Both sides
played a hard game,‘ but the Nutmeg:
ers appeared to be able to play circles
around their opponents, and at the‘
end of the first half the score Was 16 "
to 5 in the Nutm‘egs' raver. ‘In the‘ rust .
half there was a ‘rou‘gh house" fray
cas going on in every homer and the
players were thrown a 'und like ten‘
plus. in the last half eeler.
due applause i'rdrn the Spectators
Connors on the All Stars.
shown on both sides.
The lineup and score:
Right guard.
Halves—Twenty minutes.
Field goals—C ‘Verlin ll. Smith
~1
ion 2, Guarnieri :l
- Oiliciaiwh‘ red Thompson.
Stars, 5.
14.
45 Wall 8%., lequk.
Real Estate and
Insurance. ‘
We hav. several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must. Increase Invoice with the rapid
‘growth of'tlte towtn‘ '1 V. ' j
J MLayton & Co
(inconponA'rliI)
Real Estate
5 Railrond Ave.,' ,
noun/1m cons
,. 1'411. 141'». ,..
No Need oi 1341...; Scrriwny. ill/call i"
health foods, one would hardly expect
to see any tlrln. weak, emaciated peo»
pic. brrt in spite of all this, nearly ev. _
11nd ‘
'0 or food. with ,
11 11 d -
Mr. Baxter. the popular druggist. has,
of the '
Nature 1'1; made a shot which brought "
It: "
this half (511'11 uteri took the place of.
"l here. was ,
a little lack of practice in team work '
9 . ,
Meeker 5, Keeler 3 Connors 2 Brother,- ’
Score first halfv-Nutmogs, 16: All
Final score—~Nutmegs, 26;All8111rs, ,
r
«on
Mr. Anderson and family have mov
ed from V1111 landt street to Pleasant
street.
Fred l.. iiurk. ot' ‘Easi Norwalk. was
1tcrduy.
Captain Richard B. Roddy, of Cove
days' illness
William Wit-.110 ‘nnd Fred Brown
hauled their launches out for the scan
son yesterday. _-,
Captain A, A. Gelb is having his
scow rebuilt at her present mooring‘
place. at the foot' of Second street.
The. Ladies' Aid Society will hold
11 meeting Wednesday afternoon. at
the East Avenue Methodist church
.E. ii}. Gorham has had a concrete
walk lltid in. front of his residence in
East at'enun, from the house to the
sidewalk.
Repairs are being made to the pile
approach to the. railroad druwbrldge,
:on the sornth side. The work is being
{done by a pile dr1i'.ve1
John F: O‘SulliVnn is havin
“staiitial Hucnvorricred near his:
:‘Do‘rlon 119113.... on that} Gregory;
nod and post season will“ begs
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
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1’ nt
ble ‘to
t $11:
$1;
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and tantrum”,
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m6. 0 WAuhInivon 01.
'tl‘oloph‘ono it ironic,
“fluent oglloo.
The tnggest little rlight—tgives
.. 50 candle power light.
out..." limits for
1:”
1 Cent Worth
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' sourH‘Nos-WALKmONN.»
.. W11. 1}.
CAPITAL,
0,100,000.00.
SURPLES‘J—w AND PROFITS,
' sowm‘ H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. N‘APP' tirivr’co-Pm.
‘FREDEFII
Pre'i.‘ , p 1
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Johu‘ 11:101..» ‘85rnuet61‘d‘fir‘rnln
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wall‘scofll’rvln
Christian Swartz John H.1I. ght:
1, . Fred H: Rowan." '1
rnAnsAc'rs AGENENERAL sANKmo
one see. 1 1
g H." howAn, :21111 111»
, of Gas.
Athletics to 5011. gas 111.11... Rse
yOur own globe; eitlrer‘zas or
electric; to; be used on chan-
ets". Efficient arid economical
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a» 16111...“
Heating
"nurse's“
HOV Alli: 11.111192-
oves
LA'rr: AND 1111 sooruip,
Metal célllng, Etc.
“‘1‘Ri61"l““‘MOND“ RANGE"
‘iGornpany‘
‘7 WAN: 3.76.557.
1m
Plumbing and Steam
‘31,.‘71 \‘LA
an 5115 st‘e'nm Fitting an Fixtures,
”HAVE YOU SEEN pun STOCK OF
A The Jone‘sRHotchkiss
dour/run.
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But—- er—we don‘t keep it to sell—'4
too long. If it doesn’ 1 leave 115 hi the
freshness of its youth. it never Will 13
out of the store, excepting to 11.119
resting place. if there is one thing we
are proud of it is our butter. it. it!
the best of friends with good brand-
It is golden, it is smooth—good buttery
butter, i‘rcsh 11nd pure and carefully
made e.
" -0THEVR SPECIALS.
18 lbs m.- (irHirulated Sugar" 1.11.01
3 Guns Milk , I"? 5
311m. 1.119'1'1... . a
ll JHSIIIIISHI H Bil.
anagrams“. sAsr'nosmLk
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'1 protect customers’ vehicles
:1 visitor with friends in Wilton yes.
avenue. has recovered from 11 several,
‘ Fort street.
. sic Hall.
deirers, pendants or wall brook."- “
Vur
I o ‘clop‘kmn
. 1
U1
in, the,
' event of stormy weather.
The Podoletsky buildln in East;
‘ Washington street is receiv ng the 'illi‘r
letting touches arid is now' about ready
for occupancy. 1
Employer; of 'tlrc New York,
Haven and Hartford Railroad orn-
psny are making repairs today to the
1"ailroud bridge at Osborn nvenuer 1:‘
There was such a 'heavy fr,ost last,
night that“ the tovlm‘ looked as if it
had been covered by a light mantle oi;
snow at. on early hour this morning.
Miss Viola Byxb‘ee'. who is located;
in theUSt Luke's NHospitni New. York.
is looking a1 three weeks‘ visit at her:
home in Fort street.
The Womeryf'g Foreign Missionary
society, of the sat Avenue Methodist‘
church, will meet. Wednesday evening;
with Miss Matilda Smith, or Rowan
street.
Frank Decker 10f Hoboken; land 11‘
friend, Jack Pullman. at Jersey city,f
were guests yesterday of the farmer‘s"
grandfather George W. Bell, of Beef
and street.
The new pews of the Advent Chris?
lion church could not. be installed iii
time, 1011 use. yesterday. but it is 11,114
posted that they will he put in position
this week. '
virhe drain; oi the watering trough
‘in East avenue; at lth‘ junction of.
Gregory Boulevardl‘has; become 01ng
god. and as 'a result ”there is ‘quite 11
brook running down the boulevard. . .- ,
Fred L. Hauck has hauled out his
trim little lpu‘nbh Swastika If. for the
season. " 1mm Lovejo'j’ri.‘ launch also
racers the nitrite of Swastika. Fred 1111:
1 0d the name so well that he decided to
“fasten the title to his boat.
George Drlscoll has succeeded Wil»
liam Bogardus as manager of the,
,, Bridge, Pharmacy. Mr ,Bogardus, vvlr‘o
became temporary manager after Hal
ry A. Bradley resigned took a position
, in Hartford this morning.1
ket‘ in First
, James A Johnson’ms
a ‘coat of
mgr
street has just receive
wrote paint: and this was forcibly
brought to the mind of one customer.
this morning, who leashed against it
The custOIner was b ray with a gaso-
' line bottle for some time later.
' ‘An appreciable sum was raised Sal-
urday, at a sale- under the auspices of
the St. '.lnrncs Circle, at the home (it
' Mrs Jsmos W. Hawks. at 10 Forth
street,er the benefit of the poor
East N0r1valk.liome-made urea .
' pies. cakes, aprons and fancy articles
were disposed of
in connection with the Epwortb
Leagues effort to get a mile of pen
hie/1,11 social will be held by the 10ch
league. Friday evening, at the troupe
of Mr and Mrs Gear 0 I... Br,itt0n in
The pri e of admission
will be mo pennies. and there will be
an interesting program.
The children of the. Advent (hr-is
tisn Sunday school will have a. button
contest social, Wednesday evening, at
the home or Mr. and Mrs; Robert
Thempson, 265 East £1vonue.Old.c‘r
people than the children or the Sun
day school will also be welcome. The
Misstton Study Class will meet tomor
row evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thump
son.
As near as can be figured at present
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com parry
made j‘ust 8100 20 on the benefit ent’er-
tair‘nnent last Thursday night tit Md-
The amount, in fact, may
run a little' above' the sum named. The
cor‘n‘rnittee‘ will make a reporf this
evening. at: the monthly meeting‘ of
the company,- at the Van Zandt street
11m house.
The Advent Christian church was
, (:16de that? night, for“ tho lllustrdted
lecture by" the Rev. Flm Morris. office-
. ton. the educatiohai secretary of the
Advent Mission Board. The speaker
took for his subject “China," and des-
cribed At length in an interesting mail-
nor the interesting work being done
in that. country. The Rev. Marra at.
church yesterday; also.
The selectmeir' ‘ha‘ve Still further
‘g‘r‘r‘tdin‘g iri contemplationfin East Nor-
walk, in 111111101110 Betts' place which
is net ljéhrg finished. The pert thor-
1111 pared to be' tacklbd Will‘ be Please
tit? sti'éeti‘sn‘d 'secoho str‘e
.11 in
‘ cove; averse to the harbor." The ma-
tartar" dé'rrivifl 116111 "slitting down the
Witch Will 'be app‘lté‘d‘ to- filling" in
‘the' Benedict corms Bridge. The lat‘
he“width‘ of 1 One
half ‘1')! "the bridge 1 ‘ A ‘ ’
bit he distance'ac
Methodist Br0th ,o‘o ,
interesting address ’at the East Avenue
Methodist church; ‘when he told 01 the
work of the brotherhood This is the
first yea; or the new organization, but
branches are beiirg established in
:‘ ‘MethOdlst cliiirches 111.111.1111.. World.
‘.M1' Pattersorp‘resmes in New Yerk
“3.16;? 't‘
'm
5
fii'arf Will «assemble at 7
,, this rem/211. Metho-
dist' 'chiii‘oh, hero Pastor 1500ch of
Calvary Methodist chart-h iirr-ooklyu.
ono of 111912111551 pt’6nr‘fncnt r'lor'gyrncu
in the conference, our give an address.
1' Mvs'rsnv.
' '71‘he‘ro‘ is niysterv in hn'r‘nmr [warts
‘Napli‘ heart; Mysterious- e‘r‘e’n “to itself.
matter Whiit‘ its l'o‘t" lay 'bc.
M‘iist live it! iirr‘icr' ilie’in"kolitutlc
Titer-e ‘is'a sent‘ehce' in 1196111 lift:
That no one '1'erillv tiridersta‘nds;
'There‘ is‘a monitor in every soul,
Goiitéudi’flg“f91"1'tlre‘right:
"r” solitary way,
34.21.»... . ..,._.
M‘- iN ‘ ' I i l 5:“? '
1 B. Raymond’s r.'.” plied, at uni;
corner of Baton Point avenue and Mo:
Kinley street, is now nearly filled with
water. *
The 'uppllcs for ‘lnstallinr electrit‘w
W
“ elation 11.111.11.11. were prlrclrastd Satur-
‘1.
“I
tended the morning service at the ‘
the itienrliers or »
lights in the Delpblsn Athletic"Antio-0
day' night; 111110‘ the building will be
.1” wired tonight. 01‘ tornorrbwv- 21 .
A good nixed delegation from. this
place In expected to- utténd. Lb, 11d-
dress of Rev. 1111; 'Goo‘dell.‘ Lip thigli‘l Nor-
,wrrik Methodist Church. tenight. '11.».
Goodell is pastor of the .Colvary Motil-
j o'dist church,’ Brooklyn and is one Hr
h s
the most prominent clergymen lll't
conference. The address is ospeoio‘lly
for men, but ladies are nlso invited-‘2
The“ wa‘nyton post'onice ws nidv
Sattrrdantrorn its former sit
hill on on the ‘oppdslte side 0‘!
wi’ostm‘a'ster Harvey Ack‘art. The M)
was completed qnleldy’.- and 11
who inconvenienced. A 11111111
new boxes have recently been inhibit}
ed in the postotfice,1naking a declllgtlh
improvement. ,
Rowayton people are great 1112111111113
Jokers,x turd as long as the joke
harmless this is very well. Th938 g
tinei enjoys humor as well as any or
and prints the following story to s ow
the natives down here a new me‘ bod.
olgrocuring things good for the “their.
mil "At one of the many Hall‘o
parties in this place, about five" en»
pumpkins were used to decorate the‘
Muse iii which it Was held, but. the
guests at the enjoying party could
only count two dozen and the disap-
pearance of the others was unucoormt.
ed ‘for’for sonic tithe, not even: 'tho
origjnh tors of the party knowing Where
the delinquent vegetables were, After
all the ot'ber remains of t.lie".p111ty h‘a‘d
been forgotten the "head of the house
and womanhood 'that' plow be ' made“
the same. We hope there will be no
cases pitappendipitis‘ in mistyillage. “ ‘
' 111111111 11111 ‘
Miss Mae M1ers. 10f' Brooklyn,’ lids
been visiting l1er,ruicle‘aud-au11t,Ml;-
nnd Mrs. James Bates. Harlan.
Airs.
her bakery business in Railroad are-
uue Darien to a Stamford than
Mr and Mrs. William J. Flemming
and Mr. and Mrs Frost have 1110111151
from Dar'ieu to New York clt1 for the
winter.
Mr.
ltoberHtson who lives out West
barn, to take the place of the' one r-e
cently desiro1ed b} lire ' ‘ 1
big cr011d yesterday to witness the
passing throtrgh 0f Driver" Robertson
and the. famous Locomolriie racer,
which won the recent \‘nrrderlrip cup
race 0111.0111: island.
Yonkers. ‘\'. Y..
few new ‘errfotc i
home in Dari 1]"
vacation 111‘ his
bully 11 . piln‘e.
his left til-.111
’glass b1 okegbn1 ,,
He still wears a big‘ huge about “(Re
mm' ‘11,.» to”, if.”
:52 MNIIW Pfi I'll:
Maw l
'11 rs [1). 11110111113 is, entertaining rein
tivts from Bridgeport. '
llr. ildnnnohd'ltts riot 11-1‘vhtattsrii
bis shore, cottage, but» is expected ‘to
leave for New York" within a fort
night. 1.34- :
Adolph Van Horn who has for some
time been, enjoying country life. here
and in 111.111.111.111... gone to his home
in Brooklyn N. Y.
‘. 9
1.11
'a stop to'the work or consitructing cc
'ment walks about own, as frost more
than anything else plays Jumbo with
them.
Gem-go C‘rossnt‘an is‘clrnlr'ii'rsn oi‘ the
ente‘rtainnit'nt‘kzommforce for" the Shop.
herds or Bethlehem; and ,hvilb‘ offer an
interesting program on the might.‘ 01‘
November 111.
in 10‘an and the children‘ in‘ house:
quence. are on anxious seats,‘ that is,
those' of them who have been irrntten:
live at school. , .
The footpath on the State street
bridge: is being put, inirepair.
be nn‘ecorro'mic and ‘iiopular plan for
the town to construct a concrete
bridge over the river at this: point
11‘. '1'; Redford rind saintly have .11.;-
their Winter home in Brooklyn. N. 1’.
Mr Bedtoi'd will be an occasional 1115
itor hero throughout, the winter! 11nd
supervise the conduct of his model
stock form. ' :1 ..
interest process on the. new town
building. He cannot consistently t'ur'n
the town officials out in the cold, nor
1‘
.Westpor'te1'-.'Herol(t
vacated by the officials... ,.
owiii‘g to the many handsome Mid cost-
ly gift‘d' displayed there tokens of atI
Iection and eStcem from the friends of
his daughter,
whose wedding took place Wednesday
their honeymoon
Miss ATWATER ENTERTAINS. ,
M
Twentioth'Armiver-sary of Her Birth
Celebrated - at 'Parents' Home.
- .‘rliss Eva Atwhter, of No. 24 High
sirett JNorvrnlk, entertained 11 number
'ut's. last 1'1-1.1.11 evening;
s'on being the twentieth anniversary
of her birth.
‘7111 611101 able evening was passed. A
featm'c was the singing of popular,
I ‘a‘r‘id sacred songs by 11 male 'qu‘ih tet
Among those present were: Misses
1011 Stevens, Minerva Carpenter,
France Ceilings limirice peWaters
Miss r15eritot‘".rrul \i‘i‘sq’ ’l‘riylor' , ,thd
Messrs.‘ Preston 'Har‘i',"
llnlph‘ Ponnoli, Oiiyvr (.‘lark. Wesley
Wood and Wilma! wood. .
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THE SILENT SEVEN.
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Friday evening. After electing new of-
beers a’iio‘cink' hour tw‘as ‘Iréltl.
The New Minister-Jim you
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brdrtir‘ht'iorth‘ the missing Hittite lio‘rieli‘,ii food
P. Shaugliuds’sy 111.111 soar orltH
Norwaik 1191. is constructing a new
Darien and Noroton turned out 11'
Herbert Miller. who is employed i111!i
has both Spending 11'
St‘Ve‘l'e cold weather will tend' to but
State Truaut ()flid'er Potter, has been
' tron
it would j
moved from the Farms' residence to,
Willie Jones watches Willi matéi‘t‘al‘
p t. . present town offloar-rfiuo
leased by him‘ for-1' that purpose, 1111111110
The borne of Deputy Sheriff Keir/per"
' is at. present a center of. attraction,
Miss E Winifred.
Mr. and Mrs. Peck are at present on:
other friends at the home or her no- “'
The occa- 1
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Tlir"S'ilerrt StM'n niét' at the Theme,
of- Miss Melon St. John, East Norwalk '
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This uth. Snbnltrate and Pé 1) 111a,,
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and hd gest tiqn.
carmnratlves add properties
11“.. 111611111 ly relieve the disturbimu
(1 pain caused by undigested
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comp eto‘ dine of indigestion ".d Y8-
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121111.111 Pharmacy. South Nor}
I'OMPERSVV 'r‘HsV FAVORITE
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reliably Bo Ag‘alh Chosen Fresh
ent acute American Fedora
. ‘1 tion'of Liner. ‘
'.;V:ER 6610., Movie «Thonvh
is much talk of plans 1.10.1111.)
hmu‘el (tempers from the prigsl—
of the Allie,” an Federation‘_ 0‘:
511,119+ during the sen sHions of the. tnfén-
ty plinth annual convention 11.11.111.11..-
ran 11 this city. today'itj print-'1
ly go sip ‘ori‘t‘side the (nation it if. .
uri‘ltrs of row Hissutlsf‘actiorl
with‘ the so c‘ailed answers” [on dur-
gt e recent national 911111 1110
'Iie‘iri ‘g'rireri ft’éé, 111111111311 ' iniiugiths ,
press but lenders in the felling aion- '
'who‘ should'k 11,1101» the st ”rs‘n Ilsa,
11.1.1.1... their inor'anchr" airy“- ’toi‘guno
i‘zed ( pposittop; 1 President Gompers. ‘
Mr Gontp‘pté it msrlrliSavos the sub-
lett isido' byhh’iing that. the. fedora-
lio'n yill‘ seléct the 1111.11 host cguipped!
to lt'1d it to further success and (it'-
‘clare. .zthrt. should he be denote, ‘ he
won 1
rank.
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sitior lnrt asserts. that ii is confined)
in nitrous of point affecting local "M.
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A‘Idr'ong card in Mr (ionillcl‘s 1.1- '
vor' row is the.t"t'.101.tbs.-t Hewitt! of: 1
his b [1: 11 opponents of Socialistio 19‘1'
dent-ins have failed of election: as dele-
,gato to représont' their 11.0211 union‘s at ‘
the [resent meeting. (fire control re-
port of {'President ,Gompersqz- which
deals .‘at censlderable. l hth ,‘wiih his
somaledf‘ political ‘51..an as well 11'.
other‘ important matters affection in '
fede ation. will be read tomorrow
, Th cities seeking é’he host cony't'u- '
(1011 are 51. I..orris mom... Detroit. .
Mobi e, ‘I‘ampamndé bashington.
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LORD MAYQR'S SHOW.
nieric’air bramatist'. islanncd a
very“ successful vent
t,"Si1 'Ge‘o'rge Tr‘irsootthn ounces.
shonlEr tod.ry.gt-elebratlhg the installa-
sion to Sir. John 011.111., Bel
‘irio'r‘ '“dl‘ghiiiéd drill ”11‘10l'o‘ i
spec acle thanfi usual. . Gt 1
the‘ é‘r'er'r’ion “‘1“?
0115'" 1%“..th " 'b ‘-
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historical mp3 "can: .oi'gnnlzed by Louis
N. Park r, on American dramatist
Poets an musicians from Ghannoer to
Miittnand iiraliy of the thirst notable
{ingures of those times appeared in
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1ciie111.ii‘oml'his ithy Ghai‘ihher.
headed the nascent, was followed
by.n ‘d 6&9; personage»? 0% his: crea-
11, .11. an 0211,1010
still “1.1.1"me Hiring
lost _1-0‘ was William button on amour. ‘
with 3: ,gm .ofjprihters Workl‘ g; arr. _,
ancl at. prin 111g press. These h storlv
cal pageants will,be continued 11191.1...
_sivell in, future shows. Severed 0,0111"
panlg niilitia'f in' gorgeous uniforms,
and
pleted the fine spectacle. The wreath.
er w ds perfect, and brought out 11 great
crow
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