lift-611111x air-infirm DWAiatrtoi-p:
sun to yous mar 11 o
111.111.111.111, have 'i'r'iovod lo Mil-
den.
in ill the popular when and colors
in we can and oott‘d1111- " '
A complete assortment of BLACK
noose also sinks. 11
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Ionian: Dc urimont
all 0. orwulk
gidcnc'o
'Alberl Coutu of Washington strcel,
ls Ill.
Willl‘nm Sheldon. the. Norwaik stone
mason contractor. has started for Tex-
as, to spend the winter,»
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Mrs Felli. Kea111oy.
effect, has been spén'dlli
Yonkers and New York.
fllcer Frank V. Raymond has mov-
ed In family to No.8 Hanford Place.
from 153 South Main street.
Mrs. Em n.1, Stillges, of Grand
street; has ee'h attending her sister.
Mrs. Henry Finch, in Weston.
l' Wéat Main
11 week in
Mr's Frederick W. F. Andrewa and
Miss Sally Carsili. of Norwalk. are
visiting relatives in Bridgeport.
y Layden. of the ltdWar'd P.
W on drug store. No'rwalk is spend
his a vacation at Seymour Conn.
IMrs. Clifford Bristol and her son.
of Milford, spent Sunday and Monday
with“rclatlves in South Norwaik.
Mr and Mrs. John T. Hayes of liel
den Avenue, have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs 11. Mark Shay, of Fall River.
William Devine, electritian at the
Rte (1 plant is enjoying a vacation.
\ltlei‘ Lodge. No 97, l 0. O. l<‘..
wil hold a regular meeting this eve
ulna _
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Osborn of r‘liz-
abplh street, have moved to Concord
street.
Mrs A. 1. Wright. of Elmcrest ave.-
nu‘e returned today from a visit in
new York tily.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brundage and
finally are in. Daubury today at the
Danbury fair.
Kenneth Gilbert, of the Gleodenlng
drug store. is in New York today for
a day's vacation.
George Stone. of Newlown avenue.
has resumed his duties at the Packard
school. in New York.
The Woman's Municipal League. 01
South Norwalk. will meet in the (3-011
gregational Church parlors. Saturday.
at 3:30 p. 111,,
'l‘h here. will be a special meeting of
the official board oi the First M ii).
Church. tonight at 7:46 o‘clock. in
(loss room No. 1
The Ilpwortll League of the. First
M. ii Chinch will hold a business
meeting in the. “ruddy school room
tonight at 11 o 'cloc
George II. Mtg?“
the popular and fa
vorlte renoreao ill sing it solo
at the First M Chi rch prayer and
praise meeting tomorrow evening.
W”?
The New York district meeting of
the Women's Home Missionary Socle
1y will be held tomorrow. 'in the Wash-
I‘ngton Park Methodist Episcopal
Church. Bridgeport, from 10 11.111. to
4 p. m.
.M....
The newly elected board of select
men will probably meet for organiza-
tion tomorrow morning. First Select
man Alfred A. Aviso‘n will be the
chairman of the board. The bonds of
the sale on are being prepared and
will be ill (I tpday.
p'le’s testimony meeting Will
be held tj arrow evening at the First
Methodist collictéphl court: at 7:15
o'clock in the 11111111 so ooi room
Th‘e' 11511111111111 rat slants; will as.
“An Invincible Witness for Christ."
All] triumtimonist €111.51? Volllfglggy
lull
11.; 3.115111%... Shel. 1:.
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“George M. BADBDIMJC'WO' 1wlreutir111. nr
llMyk nee cl o it sheet
1111mm 111 Danbury today at the
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Franks, 01 Elm
street. are entertaining their niece.
Mrs. .lacob 'l‘ier, of Johnston. New
York.
rflnorge, commonly known as
".'lmige' Brush .oi' the Olsen shoe
store. Norwnik, is at the linnbury fair
this week.
Mrs. Maud Miller. who has been
speplndg three weeks with friends in
Ridxelield. has returned to her home
in Spilnx street.
Miss ath lie opy of otwallt.
is vlsltl'r'Tx is's‘ Dialer?“ Term. of
13 Cbttuae street. Drtnbury. for the
' week of the fair.
Thomas Ayison he has been visit-
i'pg his brother. as ectman Alfi'ed Avi-
son. of Norwalil. has returned to his
home in Philadelphia.
lilncol'n Cthm’cil, No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics. will hold
11 m 91 n1. Friday evening. at the
ball Vdshington street.
Miss Helen Smith nurse at the Nor
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duties after a visit with her relatives
In Ridgewood New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Tucker, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Church. of Westport avenue, have re-
turned to their home in Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi A. Burdick. of
Clnv street have been emerlnlnin
Mrs. Evelyn Brindlcy- (‘uhlll and Miss
(‘horlolte Bennett. of Br.idgeport
w
Prentiss Lingan has accepted a post
lion in the engineering department of
lire. new New York aqueduct. and left
Norwaik on Tuesday to begin Work.
Joseph host, a former resident of
South Norwnlk. who is now engaged
in the ticket speculating business in
New York city, is back here for a
short visit.
Miss Ethel Murphy. of Connecticut
avenue, has resumed her duties in the
oilice or the Southern New kniglsnd
Telephone Company after a vacation
in New York.
”Ex-Lieutenant Governor Edwin (1.
Keoler. of Norwaik. has been re-ap-
'polntcd courtly treasurer for Feli‘lleld
county, for a term of two years. com-
mencing October 1, 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Steigerwaid.
of Main street, have been entertain
in: Mr and Mrs. iolin LN“ and son
..luclt and the. hitters grandmother,
Mrs Edward Thatcher. from New
York.
Assemblyman David Tuxts‘ and
James Laugan. deputy fire chief for
Chief Croker. In the. Borough of Brook-
lyn. have been guests or‘ Landlord
James II. Connor, at the Hotel Ma»
lrnckemo.
W 1
Mil-is Eleanor Mnnvlile, a popular
young lady of Naugntuck, has begun
a course of study at one of the
Bridgeport business colleges. She is
making her home. at the Hawthorne
inn, Westporl. .
Mrs. Leslie Smith, of Eirnwood ave-
nue. has gone to New London to make
:1-vislt of a week with her cousin.
Miss Christine Williams, in New i.on~
don. During her absence Frederick
W. Starr will repaint the house.
Previous to the regular monthly
meeting of the governing board of the
Norwalk Country Club. which will be
held Friday evening of this week. at
the club house. the board will partake
of a dinner, which will be. served at
6:30 o‘clock.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Frank
lhmwoli Walter.
dist Episcopal Church. will preach the
second in the series of “Old Pictures
in New Frames." and the theme for
the. evening will be "A Man Who Was
'I‘oo liusy to be Seen." Musical Di-
rector Artbur F. Huntington and his
consented to repeat Roslni‘s "Inflam-
matus ct Accensus.“ which was so in-
vorably received and beautifully ren-
dered on a former occasion, and there
will be other musical numbers by the
choir.
..‘—us..—
cooks: spar-c.
They, Were the Be nnl gt ”'oi' the
Modem or at.
In primitive times the only pi'ace‘s
in London where the public could be
entertained with food bird been the
cooks' shops. The famous 16113101111119
'was a great thormrfhfare, down which
the stalls of agar? rflmmopd
with those oft e cod 0 chase a
and it next door. to 1101 cocked 101'
. you b 9. certain. hour. it you 11111111011
for he. “111611111111i rill;
on. for the cooks o no
time went on. more and more of the
‘ hal'pmi concur tam 1.1111011
', its b cad 111.31%}? "DIET fist?
‘ This habit filtill l ell It to
the gel thallium hit 1010
as rrho 11a 'ln'co11v tent 1111111111 pre-
111.111 titer e coil 11 have a its real
11in [cry for any 11111111 w, 'o chose to
we had a:
list toduym
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pears
gill ll Tetult 111‘; 1
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ball Stella?! 11??!de the or nice
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. menl was ningnlai’ly facilitated.
The nature 11"l‘il1is ch 1131: lay in the
hudden development of the tavern and
tits couuehuent withdrawal of the
The. mom fin comé
‘hid‘l‘i “ii
of the First. Memo.
quartet choir, on special request, have
John at the flesh min-11111, and you all" 1
lit wit
ll lu'o 'ttr.
liduxh they seem to have pro dud hull
use abroad. M13212
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ILondon “a ‘
are. made of the best material by highly skilled labor in the finest stove
factory in the world. Every range is frilly guaranteed.
THE illill ilANGi' is made in many models and designs, is without a
doubt the moat serviceable and satisfactory range. on the market today
it has more improvements than any other range and costs no more than
those of inferior quality. Fund and recommended by all the leading coolc
ln'x schools.
A. J. Collins
Funeral Diredloils and‘ Ellibolnl ill.
1218 North Main Street.Soutl1 Norwalk. Conn.
“LEARN wm 1-: You “mtg:
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 5.1909.
aooxxsspmo. 17111111:
suonruano
'rvpewmrrs'o. 15.00 MONTHLY
ENGLISH. Backs rues.
United Bank Building South Noml'h. Conn.
Eben '
.The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
mu. TEL. 464.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace -
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
mud. in two line of Douglas fir. the most durable of modem woods: will out-
last metal and ll more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Rooting" for roof- and also for
killing in place of metal. Does not root on decay and will list a lifetime.
N. B.—-Durlnp Summer months we will close “turd-yo promptly at
noon.
YARD TEL. 46 2
O. D. Jackson
Optician ' i
Everything' 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 48'.
NORWALK.
WAlK—iililii SHiiiS
New Full Styles Arriving Daily.
58 WALL OTREIT.
For Style. Durability and Comfort they can-
1350 $400 $5.00
FLYNN’E RYAN
90 Washington Street. South Norwulk.
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should always be sure their machines
are in firspclnsn condition. For there
is no getting down under the. auto for
them it things no wrong on the road.
The only safe course is to hard" us
overhaul it regularly, Even if there
should be nothing needing repairs.
you‘ll feel more conildcut after we
have examined it.
[rather M. Wright
.OU'I'H NDRWALK, coho.
The new Fall Walats are fresh. sanity and inviting nlld show to per-
fection the deftuess and skill at the designers and needle Workeis. The
plain. tailored styles are in great favor this season. and can he had in lin
11a. oplln. madrus and per chic
0 11180 have an attractive line of Lingerie Walsts. some hand embroid-
bred and others dolntliy trimmed with lace and embroidery
When women note the good style. splendid material and no workman
ship they will buy these waists quickly at. our low prices.
N. E. RYAN (:0
36 WASHINOTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
.of (his l‘lklnre'tl. Mention WPI’RNM“ Burners
Porcelain Enameled Bath and Foot Tube. 1. avatar-
" ies. (‘iosols and Nichol Fixings
if you are to have a home built. or wish to improve
the present nliode‘ the look we ask you to make will
prove very profitable
. ' W1: ..'"..S'J'M'1 all materialswuud do the war it Well.
llll “Mil 1 Willie iii Willi ‘711111'1'oliitt‘
HEAL EDTATE TRANSFER!-
Charles A Reynolds to litauc 1591
look, building lot. Newtown vol
Paul love to Joseph Gilli 11311111
ford, tliiee buildintil, P911111 avonue
w'llmbol View Co bony to Samuel
Thomas. Brooklyn. building
iwlurbor lit-w Bench
Inuise (1 Coolidge and it'dbeccn Ci
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Fixtures
DbSi'a’nS
Concealed piping can be
run, in any, old house.
Work guaranteed. Prices
the lowest. Prompt at-
tention. Estimates cheer-
fully furnished. Tel. or
postal will bring repre-
sentativc.
WConnecticut
Phone
Company.
lot.
(if the" Manufacturer "
A Great
Coffee
At a
Popular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
in the reach of all. good enough
for anybody—-
Our 251': Blend
equals that sold by dealer: ordi-
narily for 35:: or 40c. We keep
the "and!” up to the top notch
year after year. because we han-
dle it entirely from the time it
leaves the bush until it is pur-
chased by our customers.
You are sure of most quid.
ity for your money here
The UHPaciiic
Tea Co,
126 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE B42~3
FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar
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':Excellent Workmansihip
Long Experience ' .
Iniprovcd Methods
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Thoroughly Reiiablei
i
Easy Fitting
A combination which has made 'l‘lll‘.
ELITE a popular and desirable shoe
13.50 and 14110
Wear Shoes Tira1 Fit
in 111.111.11.111 eraser.
”ION! Mi! 2.
111 i; UVlR'_______S_ run
A 'I‘raltor‘s Woolng. suits enmb’ine'd
“‘,’£’,§",§:nf,’,'u§ém..a Folks. with convenience
Ill-ed. Myrtle
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Williamson. C. N. and A M. '
DrcSSes, Suits, Capes ,‘
‘ and Cons
Evm'y woman conterrrpiatinu paying from $11) to $50 for her new '
(out, Suit. or Dress. and wanting the very besi slyitr and quality '
that can possibly be procured for the. price. should inspect our line
of Suits. (Souls, Ili'csses. etc. Alterations free. No two ‘ulike.
Millinery
RICH HATS
$3.98 to $10.00
MINTZ’SS°“"é§.?.§.‘"“‘ ;
“The House of Activity and Progress." .i
92 Washington
Street
Takes THIS Off
36111“ Ni Ad!
We guarantee to save from 1-2 to
1-8 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing Co. H
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
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NONWALK PUBLIC LlBRARY. ‘ JOSEPH P. GRAY DEAD.
v—y
looks That Have Been Added During
the Put Month.
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Philosophy. 2
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‘WelLKnown Baller Expires of Lack;
jaw, in Bridgeport. .~
Joseph P. (tray, (1 Stamford busi- "
ncss man connected with the limb ol
.timy & i..ight imiiicts, and a brother
'of firm lir'olhcls. also engaged in the
isnmo business in Stamford and New
Canaan. died yesterday morning lit
'l‘lit' Elllt‘r "1 pucc. Bridgeport. after an illness of le
l‘homson. William liuna. M. ii. than 1w” days (,1 1m kjaw The (13..
What 19 Physical Ml“? ceased was sli'ghiiy cut on the right
lauvlcr', Thomas Allbolio 1:1,“... about two we.“ ago Hg “ye
'lurk. .lamen ilydcr
The Road in Heaven.
1mmnror'c.h.uiet
Arcana of Nature
Sex E'quallil'
mduc sir Ollv l'
Hudson “1.11111! the wound no more than passing so
\dams. lohh cullon. Sunday he complained of 11 '
The ”Mlle 0' ill? Mutiuccr's. ipeculiur stiffness in his face and duck.
New Fictlon. and bth-vlnrz it a slight cold. went to
Tired Monday his condition was warm. .
and pllyllltlilllti were summoned. He
was sulfetlng from lot kiuw and illitlo
toxin was administered. but to no .
avail. The firms or (tray 1111 Light and .
..'(lruy llrothei rc two of the will} 5;.
,ionsivo sodas d mineral water 111011111“
fuctureis in Foirfleld County.
zil‘iittll. lies
The Silver ilui'de.
‘liambors, Robert W.
The Danger Mark.
.‘r'awlord .M.
Sir'adolla.
The White 81 ler
Dudeney. Mrs. lenry
'l‘roupaas.K
(linen. A.K .
Thrho Thousand Dollars.
licwlatt. Maurice
Open Country.
liill. l-leadon
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For beautiful run-v
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Mr Justice Rallies. i
London; Jack l
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and economy use
BLEACHETTE
Laundry Blue
The most carefully prepared biddi-
l in the bundled form at deviIed.‘
"1ci1 block in in a muslylilmg
it by the car. (dost squeal-wail:
water until li' 111 II you want itwmi
too dark. Let bin dry out for 1111 till
timew good for {our 10 Ill:
washes.
Tell the moon “I ll take .
‘81. E HE 'I’I‘CE "
Martin Eden.
McCutcheon. G. B.
'l‘rnxton King.
McVune, Edith
The Black Filer.
ltblllpotts. Man
The Three Brothers.
0111' runs that sum-
I'mly Minutes Late.
not in silver ‘
forgiving endures
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