propertir
from ih
r J 0, Nomehe. of Woodstock me
has returned to h as home after a few
days’ business at in The Norwalks.
As therér is ob business to be trans
...oeté‘li his? erehln "1191 will be he
meet 3 or the
elation.
exerting at
done ‘at this‘
' M and Mrs. Zahn, rho have been
no ring the surrouhd its country in
I nourish or a suitabie tarni, have return
on to their home In North Dakota.
'1 "Monddyj. W
s of triends
‘turjtotrt 1th the oi the Nor
. X I 131m for the binochirI
is. in ddltlon to the genres, re
iii 9 set- 3.
h rsdsy utter
dress the East Daubur
‘ en ti l‘m
oft the associritlon", which: Is u:§ u
3 ‘Nnvetnbtiar‘ 19, at the Hotel Win
oherge oi ‘ ‘ 0th
‘1 dependent, Limo and Security OCom-
‘ or. took charge of the South Nor-
slit he in the Hsviltfild blogk this
" ins Max Jacob
Hm
building at.: -
3 r root, Norw lit, into a store
. "house for the Feigen‘s‘paw Brewery
lop any is being rapidly carried on.
33 The engine" on" the" Ridgefleld'br‘nnoh
. of the New Haven rdad broke down
‘ yesterday morning and the disabled lo
comotive was hustléd lo the Danhury
t‘ t
Shoyé and _
ofiidgenold wi '
3' gine which will do duty on the branch
‘3 'y'rline until the refillur engine ls_3 re
drift "tenets Asso- -x ...
_ Spiedel' s orehestro. oi’
‘ prObrtbly furnish I‘rni
t3r‘.1on'l‘r’zst n "gh"
3 1:"??31101'fclfititrns ability.
cirpa ty, acr ‘
1 33 $1 k {d
and BI
abney William A
u shines trip
ork today '
.3Grii‘fetlr has returns
’ - net after a ve1'y"
"friends in
River, Mass. . I‘ ‘
. Mrs James C. Crowe, of West are
111 Wild: there a
ishlreterrn’a omrortabret. You will
shown in- this ldinity.
Fail '
true is a guest tor‘a few days of her ‘ .
son, Dr. Willis H. Crch, In New Ha
ven.
33.10nss & Hotchkiss. of Norwailr
3:.rnen at work irrstnlllhgr
have ‘
so in the residence of Dr.
minet, in: Cannon.
Irving Reed was removed from the"
Hospital, ltoday, to his home in Nor ‘1
walk. Reed recently underwent‘
. Operation and since that ‘time has
aldron. J'I'., a popular East "I
. orwallt'young man. who is an appreh—
ioe in the carpenter trude‘. with Weld-
on it Riordan expects to more town
I week Iro’m Snt’r‘u‘jdsy. to "Eldridn, and
Ither points of the South.
The committee of south NOW 1316
Souncll Knights of Columbus, "pr
minted to arrange for a Farmers So
:ial,3 on Thanksgiving night. will "hold-
eeting" Thursday evening, 'at the
ig‘hts of Columbus rooms 3 .. -
_ The new sewer in Bayv‘lew avenue,"
from Hillside place to High street,
esterduy. by High-3.
was completed
Way Coinmiseloner Daniel
orce.
regain the laying of the new water
main. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. ."ioseph L. Wale. and
laughter Fioriue, 013 Brooklyn, are
mending tr few days at the Hotel Clii‘.
0rd. Mr. Walz, who has boon seri-
Drinlop's
insiy ill with stonieoh trouble is r-e-‘
‘titpe'ratingi and his friends are pleas
ad to see him again, 3. .
Miss Lena Hoffman and Mrs. Geri .
, trude Walters, oi'. Trish-rm &- Hyutt's
store; are to hold a dunno, this even .
ing. in the Town Assembly hull. The
affair is a Leap Year masquerade. It
is understood that many of the cos
throes to be Worn are very unihue. 3. .
irpeet“‘to hold a n‘Lhnp “Year
dance. in the Town Assembly hall. on
the evening following Thanksgiving
sion.
tion at Ridgofield tedny, Wrishingt’
Chapter, R A. M of Norwulk by up
cial dispensation from the most 6
cellent hi 3h ri‘est. held Ir eo'hvocti-
the regular date being
.ton ght. The Inork master degree was
‘ o‘onferred
Charles 3L, Barker, proprietor "of the"
Norwnlk Lennon Works is building a .
Ivnult for the safeguarding of his high ' ‘
Innd dies. used in the manufacture 01’.
his more These articles are er
Today the water department.
.. $15 LADIES‘ COATS for . ..
" $25 LADIES' COATS for . I
On account." at the Masonic (leisure-I
Bridgeport, wii-lm
f
...tor good seed reuses tronrciio to .75
5 notere'mernber eny season when the
. , , “ "" 11' you wm To succeed
. ' or you WANT Arabia 6
IF YOU "WANT TO
DON'T DREAM.
r
vouNG MEN,
; South NorWalk
3 y "to supplyn "grout loony women with" a grout varietyrot
Underwear in many priee guides, and you can depend 0n the duality 3
3-«Days Sale—«3
815 LADYES' SUITS for ......
$20 "LADIES’ SUITS for ...... $14.98"
4IJADIES! SUITS tor $1798
10 LADIES' COATS for. 3.3.4: 5.3:
9
3131 as
little accomplished on the
‘ . beds on! Strattord and
has b39914"? "to u
mg. to ‘19, which
‘ vj‘orking of
'.to such an" ex"
tent that "buyers we having a hard
time to lead their boats. The price
set was as in e at this time of the
in it its
on "11113
dy i’rorn his sent »
g‘iiflirri‘és which
vi
Th3efl beam hit Re _ c
$15.98 ’ - 3
the 3
11
11113 year 9 '
. Were Judfied. rel ‘y‘
1 in‘rge class of hunters over too so
dessive jumps dye feet high.
'é‘vent that. was roundly applau ed Qt
stallions ho .
and
Bernese belie . ,
. seem now. ..
"diet. 3.-%
. ‘7 His son. Richard IF.
' _ administrator.
""plgnty or "warm
ve :Evartts on Teddy's
Madison Square“ I'
NEW YORK. Nov. lie-The. Horse ‘
' In full swing notifial‘iie .
I] set-
r rind
. ww"
Today's chrdw is filled it
this vents. for the idle s
it; numb rs to 39me later in
the“ IBéewster rise; . judging,
I and his wife hove lived at the home ‘I’
. £36“ 3
. lit. :onrpeusntud for her trouble. 3 .
I~3 ' word Doyle. husband or the plu‘lri'tiit; "
33 it was Verbally understood that thin I';
‘I Wit 0 "hays the section" of the 20 .-
3 ed lilo! personal ulténtio‘n
3. the ucorrnlriiorldtiorr to the
’ wds Worth The jury will lune. 31119.
'3 uess from a. nervous disorder.
' .112 years old.
. common pleasi".
eution occupied yes
it) the claim oi? Min-3r
against her brother in
Doyle, "lulministrutor" .r
trite oi! "his triflior. the" into}
‘,.01" Roio'n" .Hill. Notwiralk.‘
il' in the wire of Edwurml
111118 deceased and brother-
‘ but who not ublo to
. The plaintiff had out
.000 nigairrut the es-
‘1 hrotlrel‘dnlrtw. the rid-
ministr'ator of the some. disallowed i.
it That is the. reason th the suit I
is 3for eeivic 111.1115!th .
"11‘. scans that oil of John Driyle’s
err become tour and loft
ob 11 "ten years ago. and with the ex 3
9 ion of a. shert interval, Edwihl ‘
According to the claim of the
timshe was very kind to ih‘old man.
l‘olrn 30y le spoke well of her core "01' I
In all tli time. The plaintiff oleirus
at it. w s understood that, she" tyne
w n he died for her care tliltl atten-
’ on to him.I There was several wit-
nosses to testify to the fact that the
old man often said thut Minnie who 310 3
ocurdiug to tho (leririiiillonsol Eri"
“this side or the htrearrt,“
I 'o
"‘ ‘which is the side on which the hours.1 3:
3 stead stands and it is the best part of. .
the property. Tire plaintiff sodium is
to September. .3
that from hiny, 190)
1996 she provided 101 Mr 'Doyl‘c‘s
hoard sud lodging, and when in show
IJohI‘r Doyle however died "internist
\‘vas rippol’nte
and her husband had their Iirouse rent
free which he {undelisiood was th
agreement between ih‘t‘r‘r‘h and all tlrn't
case. for at least. '.rnnther day
REV. MR HALE’E’SON‘DEAD.
NEW YORK, Nov
Dudley Hole Son of the Rev. Edward
Everett. Hale and one of the best
knoWn drohltocts of this ‘oii‘y. is dead
at his home in East Fifty fifth street.
against. the 9
"1113811131"
have a good share or? his" property .
_ who did noi‘ ‘seoi‘ivhv .""
" Minnie should hare. uny. more .tl‘run
"‘3 the rest ot.’ the children. Both Minnie .
old mun ‘5"
ii “Ht-3111911. '
.1909 Four Cylinder
‘1999 Three Cylinder
Simplicity Gives the Elmore
Its Tremendous Superiority
Three moving parts that give the our "its truly magnificent rid 33
" qualities.
Thur surely is simplicity. It is the ‘valvelese. twoiycle idea
And the Elmore. is the only our in which it is on
cessiully incor painted
Examine closely the engind of" any foursoycle cor—73mm or at
lbylinder.
Count the parts You’ll find" them 38 hundred oath—valves, cam
lifts, rellers and what nob—rind nil. their various tastenings rind bed
irrgs—«ench one pr eguunt with trouble.
.. it that what you want? Do you. banker for the endless bathe"
ire3zwy expense. which these "cornpiicated four l'ycie engines invor ab
n ug
Then don't consider the Einior'e.
'1‘an to‘ on Elmore owner. (let his viewpoint.
us not against the two c3 ole ides . you ore, . Iliut he has changed 11
T1110 to no Elmore agent. "lie Will corroborate all the owner any
and tell you u lot more turn will open your eyes. 3
The] 1909 Elmore" is relidyIuow. The 1.908 output was" exlraus
early lust spring The new noodle ours b‘l'd fuir‘ to be taken In
more rapidly though we p pose building el‘ruost again as many
. So. if you are impressed" ”with the Elmore troubleietm idea. on
Iy30u313ngent. at once Hove enionstrdtion of the our and you will
soils led
And write for the 191319 literatru
lie probnbiy' "
99 Wall Street. ,2
Demonstrations
He died dust night utter a long In:
Mr. ”11.19 was born in '
Buster 11188,, "and on red Hnr'Vurd
8 h
accepted . y '
or the. P yers Club Iiird the"
‘rsty ‘”‘ uh"
lie was
, . 39; FELT 51
en, W men "Misses and Children. 3..
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