sowi‘n L romance. or wen sit-m.
provost? M0909 Damage Icing
.,9 90 9'93" ’ ‘3' MC: 9_
MM 330an L. Talbtadge was 99cc his
way to make a. lull lsit' event. de
vos suddenly startled to hear a great
clatter and saw a team of spirited
99 bags,“ nothing up Lowe street on the
g9g9llo‘p nil in danger or capsislng the
“not: i silvery gallop. ‘-
l'E‘N wly missing the waterlofi
Lt'ri'tlilgh‘ at the junction of West and
mine streets, the frightened team
9 dashed up to whole Ed. stood wat9h
.. “IE" I; . IS. 1‘1.
.tlir“ Whoa!“ shoutdd.mwln. Ll lit: 99.999.
Edwin must have had a persuasive
«'00lce'v or else‘he made an imposing
figure in the middle of the highway. ’ '
but be thttt. as it may, the tests
stopped so short that they were in
danger of brettltlt‘lg the pole of the
f ““89“” t 9
My. raIm‘Iidie then seized the his
and soon after the owner came pulling
9 “II and Ilverwlieliaed blot with his
: thanks. ' '
'l‘hen getting into the rig the owner'
drove away as use was in somewhat...
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. Iloltnum. of South Main
streetyilstmw . .2... ‘
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Miss Nellie Hogan of Clay street
has been entertaining Miss JoseplIIne
may. ‘of Stillnfé r’il;
it)"
“LEARN WHILE YOU EA ”I.“ I 0:
Merrill Ni‘g ht School.
OPENS OCTOBER 531009
of a hurry. BOOKKEEPING.
“Willi 9‘11}qu Lowe stloet. ‘ "roasy Edmufltg recemng u“. 9mm svgflsmfia .
Hemih‘fi eel: tvlth his grands gratuiatlcns of his nlnny friends on ' NGLl. “a '
30"” ll
his heroic conduct, and they are con
Mrs George H. Raymond of Harriet muffins presenting him with a medal.
street. is entertaining Miss Carrie ‘
Jarvis. of N909 Hsy9n.9
Mrs. Virgil milnploh'. of Washing
tomstroe. inane nest of friends In
Bpr hgpe ,hfisfim 6st: Itsetts
Eugene J. VanNess is having a new
beans or cted in Rotou tllll. and Alex-
er W its is doing the painting.
9 “-5—...-
Annie Harlan! of Chestnut
_. tit Norv'mllt. has Mrs. Harry
Parker. of Stamford. so her guest
W
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WANT FUNDS FOR HOME RULE.
T. P. O'Connor, M. P.. Soils for Am
arise to Aid lrloli Cause.
LONDON, Oct. 7—»1‘. i’. O'Connor,
M. 9.. will sail shortly for the United
States ill therequest of John E. lied,
mond. the lrlsli leader, to explain the -
political situation here to the support-
ers of the Irish cause in America, and
to appeal for funds to carry on the
struggle for home rule. The Nation:
allsts regard the approaching general
elections as one of the most critical
periods in their history. and the full
power of their organisation will be
utilised in helping the Liberals de-
prive the House of Lords of the power
of veto. which. they claim. is the sole
remaining obstacle to home rule. The
Nationalist point. of view is set forth
in an appeal Mr. Redmond ls for-worth ..
mg to M. J. Ryan. of Philadelphia; ~
which is as follows: me
“A great crisis in the lrlsh struggle
has arisen. The house of Lords ls élli
gazed at this moment in. destroying
the irish land bill. with its promise of
closing the land war of centuries and
completing the restoration of all the
land of lreland to her people and the
banishing forever of misery iltld fam-
Inc from the west of lreland. General .
elections are certain within the next
two Weeks. in these elections the veto
of,the House of Lords will be at stake.
and with the veto of the House of
Lords will disappear the last obstacle
to home rule. .
"in this fight irelsnd will have or-
rayed against her all the forces of
landlordlsm, wealth and privilege.
99 . . Once more We appeal to our race to
Mrs."‘ll'ranli‘ nsrrmrwlio has been help on fight against these powerful
spending the pill. week 9m New York enemies of our race."
has returnb‘d to the billil‘low “1 New-
town avenue Mrs Merrill was so
companied by her two little dalllilt
tors, Murgn'rst and ‘Helen. and her
sister Miss Rose Nehnuss of cm
clnnttl, Ohio.
YARD TIL. 40-2.
Daniel H. Greene of Silvermlne. will
visit Dnhbill‘y todmy on business and
afterward attend the Danbury Fair
Mr. and M .Franke. of Elm
dtreet. hove The." Jacob Thenrer of
Johnstown New York, as their guest
.—
There will be a full rehearsal of
both teams of Eureka lodge. Friday
evening Every mombhr is requested
to be present. 9 9
M
Mr. and Mrs Elmei Hull of Weston.
have been entertaining their sister-in
law. Mls.‘ Herbert Hull of South Nor-
wnlh, fol a few days. ,
"0°".
—I)rninstlc Recital. Shakespeare's
Julius Caesar, Franklin Street school.
Friday eveni 8 ocloclt. llenellt
. kiln Athle ichssoelatlon. Adults'
tic sis. 250; children‘s; li’lc.
til
The ’i‘llnllnny dual of Iii-lape-
port would lit .tosrrs sgames it til
any fast 13013 pound football teams.
game to be played in South Norwalk
Address all communications to Wll
llani Whelan. 2005 Math street Bridge-
port.
W
. Prayer. testimony and praise meet-
ing at the First M. E. Church. tonight
at 7: 45 o'.clock George H Hirst will
sing a tenor solo and the pastor will
make a short sources. The subject
will be An invincible Witness for
9Chrlst.
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STATE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
ARRMDNID IV ARMY DOCTOR.
”3—?“-
Dr. Jon" Aunts ‘l‘hst Flold Medical
.Borvlce of foillltls Is a Joke. 9
WASHINGTON. Oct 7.-—Declnrlng
that much of the field service of the
medical corps of the state militia was
a Jolie. Captalm Harold W Jones,
medical cor.ps U. S A.. arraigned the
present organisation of the medical
departments of the national 'gu‘urd' at '
the opening of yesterday's session of
the Association of Military Bur'
of the United States.
. 'He read a paper on' ’s'otile iron I-
slihls he had gained or the Valli of
999 “fl-9+.“ 9. _9
_ ~-»lluy olir ho emade biscuits. Best
, made. Runner ailery Tel. 931023.
.. . m: ,
The double house which Contractor
F. Johnson lids Men ‘eroctlng in lion
street is conlrlltite and Mr. Johnson
is to occupy the first ll r. The {can
agorlot thcrllbl'd '5! coin is
u in. ad r; The paint-
logo the he use was one by Alexan
der White, of Ely avenue. Mr. John-
son has now commenced work on all
”eight. roomy upttsid in High street.
‘ rmeniscustriads-on. whose, home is.
ill! Toronto, bu who is one of the pop-
catnps of medical instruction or
g'figg’o‘fo'fi", film: flrv'“§;mr3:;pmd hiltilcal 9 officers of the Natl al
sun eon Mrs. Meril‘iy enum29n3 tmI-d and called upon the their I
w'l't 9999'; BM'M' ‘ d datum}? {R90 closers to humedl‘stely take up 999
9 99",” '0‘" trip, it banging 9n": n: t Might to Moira? uses some go
W“ as recent y I] the “81d ornnlltilon. 99999999999
villi ”all!“ In tnsIKtnstitutlon. captain” Imam views were it Idiot
590 W”
. . ‘ “:7. Jim; ~
partially “notional Ipdfliflt'm
If Cramptnn, of the Pennsllw
~ unionist oustd“l"v‘IIo hd'milll‘ ”1':
thing more virus has ended. other than
"besutlilllly...w.tlrlttld “inhuman {Isi- . . '
medical aid. “0.qu Red Cross brlhg~ .9,
ing up t a roar," its emphasised iii
otlonul exercisesnr. Mscfsrl ad wll
: * uncensored. Mr
firming. all by.
“”VII' '0'.
discussion of Macedon. Dr. ltllot's9 mile He Isutmtior} gar
.9 Is In'illtllf lidldrnlh ool‘t'l. m “min. mlorsdggl‘ 3':
. o mans all
3 9 MDINT WIMUWEM‘“ '2'» lIII/e also have on
Willa; 0WD?” ll} Gilli cred and ot sill ilsiit
" ,“l' ”9 ' When {lien on“;
tod‘ “on .
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. any user Cmpm .mminom
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”defined???” '3 ”l r
United Bank Building
80 WALL ITREET.
are made of the best material by highly skilled labor in the finest stove
factory In the world. Every range is fully guaranteed}
THE HUB RANGE is made In many models and designs. is without a
doubt the most serviceable and satisfactory range on the market today.
it has mole inipiovements than any other range and costs no more than
he of interim quill
schools.“
Used as rgcominended by all theleadlng ooolt
J’ALI 0V
TERMB' .
“I00 MONTHLY
BOOKLFREE.
South Nowell; Conn
The Heidi 8c Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
I
1%an lltlll Wilsts‘ are fresh. (0 at "'“3
(cotton the sum» and skill of the dssl'i'i'i' «I?
99399» favor this season quid
: w"
Niw Fall ltyloo Arriving Dally.
For style. Durability and Comfort they osnn‘
not be but.
$8. 50.44.00 $500
FLYNN?“ a; RYAN;
90 {Washington street. loath Norwallt.
MILL TEL. 40-8.
Lumber and Mill Work for-Eycrything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Mould“ Wooden Gutters.
mods in two sizes of Douglas fir, tho most duni9ilo of modem woods: will out-
last meal and is more ornamental. .
Also we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing” for roofs and also for
flcbhlng in plsoo 00 metal. Docs not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. D.—Durlng Bummer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
. LL ".5 laJ‘.
O. B. Jackson
. 9 Optic-Ina
Everything willie Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
mom as: 9
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NORWALK.
uni lllllllllll this
should always» sure their machines
are In first-close condition Ear there
is no getting down under the auto for
horn lffihlngs go wrong on the road.
safe course? etc have us
overhaul it regularly Elven if there
should be nothing needing repairs.
“Inuit feel more mntltost short we
are exnnt load it.
hitter M Washt
flours somatic. cumin
nvii Ins and. show to r-7
d needlewortiors.’ ” e
6in behind in Its .
'i" 'i, .t.‘
attractive line at ungsris. Walsm‘tohio hand embrold- -‘9
til! trlmIneilcfi
thegdd‘d
lIflbuytllg strwslilfl'f’ilal ”399.909
”Eek ~
slam .
1 our.
Poresislil
0m Glut-sis “no
0N am
- of this Fixtuross Monti.“ Globes and hornet-s
llll lore lint shoulders
(lid ntatgjlatlgsndpflne workman-
M' W '20" ll?!-
RAN COP;
""I'ili'fl‘q ”0 '1'" ""'"l
190% new.
TOCK
Spit i
In!“
Mil out? Foot. 'i‘ubs. 1.1va
“flail.” '. u I
Eillitdltlf’tm
ms? s99 Item unlit or wish id‘ "[0070“:
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.00ny our
SOMETHING MlIIID.
0 I909' 4'
"'A rich man misses pinch. "
"Your’re rlglii,"9declared Paw Hop: V
toad. f'l missed a good dog fight in
the hotel lobby yesterday Thought it ‘
was the orchestra playing something
from a grand opry. ”wlslulsvllle Cour-
ler-Joumal. =‘
DcSIgns
Of the Manufacturer
I
I
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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-
sentative.
W
Connecticut
Phone Company
A Great
Coffee
At a
POpular
Price
Low priced enough to be with-
in the reach of all. good enough
for anybody—
Our 25c Blend
equals that sold by dealer's ordi-
arlly for 35¢ or 40:. We hoop _
0' standard up to the top notch
your after year. because wo has-
dle it entifbly from the time it
loaves the bush until it is pur- ?
chased by our customers.
You are sure of molt quill?
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,
120 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 542-3
' FREE DELIVERY
Headquarters for Sugar
,
III llllllll’i Plllli
greenest wolkmanshlp
‘ 1“» 'll'i ll if";
Esperlence '
' a combination which has made run"
lild'l‘lt synonym dealt-ants shoe.
sq ctr
l.
0
888 9
and Coats
.0 ”J‘s”
('ont. Suit or Dress, and wanting the very best style and quality ""
that can possibly be prooiued for the price should lnspecl our line 5,;
of SiIlts‘, Coats, blesses, etc. Alterations free. No two shits.
. III ' _ .
I'JMPI}
‘X'I 5'] .i m V,
M .114. ) v : - i"
madulricenr ansshrarlou or
RICH HATS
FOR EVERY OFOABION'
$3. 98 to $10. 00
’ South Norwalk
Conn.
92 Washington
Street
Dfmr MIMI
We guarantee to save from 1-2 to
‘ 1-8 of your Casi bills
32'...-
Heating and PlumbingCo, '9
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
CLEAN swear IN wssraos'r.
Republicans Toke 0mm With Good
»
GOVERNMENT FARMS FOIALLI
' A golden opportunity “(hits 01999
homeseeker several sections bf the
Mayorltlu st Election. 9West where large engineering works 9
Wostports town election proved to , or "“9 Government are now" I'elldy to
ho a clean Republican swoop. » ”
9 supply water for irrigation. 9 9‘
seleciflll~ln P. Williams“. (r4) 283; The prospective llflmeaeekor WI" -
0“” 3m“ l" 277: R' H” 00'” m) not be compelled to take a chance In
""303": 31033"? hdnffgh (l‘) 340 a lottery, and if he acts with prompt-
F to Perry W U" ‘ness he will find a home on hill or-
Town Treasurer and agent of town
deposit f'llndn—W. E. Osborn (r) 317:
lival
‘Boms of the best olporta ltl fl will
i". N ’l‘aylord (d) 211. ‘ ' 1' it
To: collector—J: 0 Hyatt (vi 835:
III; found In IIIroIeots in Helm-'30:
lure the sol crops on c e
9' ill. ”as!“ (91’ “5 All 334, alike attractive to farmers whammy
Wwal'fewlfirl' 3% en WAR“ tr) sustained to the conditions of tho
300,11. ll‘9 Rippe m 0'04? W. DoWns
per Mississippi Valley and NW!
“N 194 i) F Mills (0‘) 1"": H Allen lanil. Although those projects “'3'
id) lllz: A J. Hall (It) 194. ”
csted lu‘ what may be tel-tn
Grand Jurors—«ll. B. Smith (rl 304:9
country the settler will not
put up with isolation. nor wt
8. (.3- 88 ii. if“) 335' JI‘IDWHGI‘ ‘3‘) I'D 0W TWIN axwuept “in“!
330. 'c. in (d) 19.4; usher ’9
(till ”29 99° n's'tuart (if) 9196: or, 8edu attonal facilitlen
l Is the develop all"
ivrlg'eteg gegiohs that the nc'hil'ij
more ofn suburbon than rural .
issue. {rho farms are 00 to to"
“0M 8 Ryan (r). two
years. e993“ lil a. Smith tr) three years
99919,; 9 0.1". 1.3er (I!) one {9951s. 1'73"
unlanll woyears. ,.. ‘
bailey (d) three years Ion. ainout 5" that #0
instill lino each mile on
Board of notch—o 'r Bradley is ‘
ass. (I. A. Darrow tr) 334; s. ”Miriam: "m" mm" d 3"
Wheeler (d) m stemming soon: couples-If
‘ ' II by are un nown ti mull
Res‘lstrar-S-li'. M Sail-pun (r) 330: are
19 A, fifml'f‘fwd’ 1000. t a p wttled sections of the East
It r (I own. aocouh II»- . . I ' n,“
gunning tr) ails; s. H. Wheeler (Ill mm xmfifflug allll'il'ddshfh
«lain MW the nearly ideol-
chool Committee or lire years“
'l'. it stems (rl til: '3 310mm W
f-fttm lilo
l'nilepe'Hlen llleIs would .
6') 38'4” «It “3 McAl‘tiltl (d) 193‘ W. 3““er d3 “2“" "I” “3“ d 9
0.”:thth (6)“104- U ' 99 , l "“1“”! (0001006 ic‘fli‘n
Ties Wordeno-Sd H. Fellow (r) In,” [Wmamm “W1“
Millions (d l I 97.
We llo Vets liken on the II
313%8
“990.. the bdrm”
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