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, wPorISnal attention given to all
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.. Chairs for our trolley patrons.
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names runaway
.l. PARKER. Mansion
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Miss Clara Johnson, of New street.
and MissAnaa Sullivan. of Clinton av-
enue. South Norwalk, are spending the
day in New York city.
Miss Ora and Master Edwin Brun-
dage, or Stamford .are guests at the
home of their Grandfather, 0. Soy
more of Pleasant street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly. intend
to go to New York tomorrow and will
be guests over Sunday of their son,
Ernest Holly, of East Ninety- elglltll'
street.
-.Dr H. l). Ayers has brought his fast
launch up from Flushing, Long island.
and she will be hauled out here for,
the winter by Dr. Ayer's father” Jesse
Ayers.
Considering the. weather, there was
a good attendance last evening. at the
prayer meeting of the East Avenue
Methodist. Church. The pastor, Rev.
W. W Gillies, was in charge. A
Mr. Godfrey, who opened a lunch
tent in Seaview avenue during the
summer, Is still sticking to his camp.
The past few mornings have been cold
ones but it has been quite comfort-
able ln the tent.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies, pastor of
the East avenue Methodist Church,
will preach a harvest sermon Sunday
mdrnlng at the church. The church
will aisohave harvest decorations
and there will be special and appro-
priate music.
The rain storm which set in last
night is playing havoc with the beaué
tittli foliage. The lack of storm has
kept the leaves on the trees longer
than is ordinarily the case but this
morning they were strewn about in
large quantities
,Much interest is being taken at this
end of the town over the world‘s cham-
pionship series of baseball games.
Sdiltlment is almost divided but the
I‘m-ates seem to have the most slip-
purters. The series between" Pitts-
burg and Detroit in now a tie. ‘
George Sprague. the popular young
engineer at the Crescent Laundry, is
being congratulated by his rluany
friends over his recent marriage. The
wedding remained a secret for a time
but somehow, as is almost invariably
the case. somebody discovered it.
Edward Schoonover continues to
improve nicely from his late accident.
It was a hickory nut tree from which
Mr. Schoonover fell. He climbed the
tree. to shake off some nuts and so
well did he shake that he went titul-
bling to the ground himself breaking
an arm and loosening some ribs.
It is expected that the athletic ap~
parpiuu of the Young Men's Club will
be ... position for use at the East Av-
enue Methodist Church by Monday ev-
ening, when the next meeting will be
held. The first. of the exercises und-
er the direction of Physical Director
Arthur Brown will also be gone
through at that time.
People who are certain that the eter.
Fill Yflllli HAIR
Here are Facts We Want You to
Prove at Our Risk
MM
Marvelous as it may seem. Roxnll
"93" Hair 'l‘onic has grown hair on
head» that were once held. (it
course it is understood that in none
of these cases were the hair roots
dead nor had the scalp taken on 'a
glued. shiny appearance.
When the roots of the hair are
cntlreiy dead and the pores oi the
' ii
nai lemlninec will not use "profanity
sad their minds this
morning hail/c t 6y been on an liliiiit av-
enue line trolley car’ when a colored
young woman was carried about a
hook further than she expected to
sht. Her repertoire or ones words
seemed its complete.
in line with the late strawberries
and raspberrieI, Whitson Wheeler oi
Rowan street, reports that he has a
rossbush which has thirty-two buds on
one stalk. While the weather has
been favorable for late vegetation. the
'oiuolal weather prophet of East Nor-
walk rather expects less favorable con-
ditions on account of the storm. -
Thomas Brady and John Dorney, the
two popular trolleymen 0 have
been on an extensive vaca on trip.
startin'g from New York and going to
Albany and across country to Boston
and thence back to New York have
returned home and report having had
a very fine trip. Mr. Brady resumed
his duties on the. Gregory Point line
this morning.
The north side abutment at the Ben-
“ edict Farms bridge has now been com
pleted and the contractor is working
on the south side abutment Spiles
were first driven as a inundation for
the latter and a cotter dam has been
built around them in order that they
may be sawod oft down to the proper
depth. Owing to the tide the work
proceeds slowly.
Captain Jesse Ayres, who i’orsook
the ship carpently business for a few
weeks to try his muscles on the Bridge-
port oyster grounds, has leturned
home and will remain. Captain Ayers
intends to get right back to his regu-
lar line and to that end is making
pr‘epalntions to haul out eight or ten
boats at his ways in the rear of the
Crescent Laundry.
On account of the bad weather most
of the oysterluen working on the
Bridgeport beds are expected home to-
day for over Sunday. This week the
ranks Will be thinned out considerably.
in that a number of the oystermeu.
figuring that the best of the work is
over and what is left not of enough
account to stay by on account of the
uncertain weather, will not go back.
Joseph Moore and Fred Holly. who
have been working on the Bridgeport
oyster beds with the forlncr's sloop Sao
die, will return home, tomorrow and
will not go back. The bust of the
work is now other and on account, in
addition. that the weather is very un;
certain, they have decided that they
can do better In other work. They
will probably start ferrylng clams and
produce from Long island.
Just. twenty years ago this morning,
on October 15. 1889. Daniel ”Homilie-
dieu moved his grocery business into
the present L‘Homnlediou block at
the corner at East Washingtom street
and Keyser place. Even this span of
years does not represent Mr. IJHomm-
edleu‘s service lll this business right
In the vicinity. Before going lllto
business for himseli', he was employ-
ed as a clerk for a number of years
beginning in 1877 by W. W. Comatock.
who conducted a grocery store in what
is now the Layden saloon on the
bridge. Mr. L'liommedieu was ill
partnership with Mr. Colnsiock from
May,1liti:i, 0 November 1884, when
her bought him out entirely. in 1901
IJHommedicu took his brother,
John R. L‘lionlmedieu, who had cleric
ed for him a number of years, into
partnership.
iiiiillill.
The Baptist choir will hold a re
hearsal this evening at the cllprcll.
Oscar 8. Mills. of ilowayion. has
been sullllnoucti for Jury duty in the
Superior Court. Dnnbury, going up this
morning.
All who are interested in the work
of the iiowayton Flower Club are in-
vited to be present at a meeting to be
held in the Methodist Sunday school
room. Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Jol-
lles tor the poor and sick will be re
rolved. Prizes loathe best home gar
den will be awarded. Mrs. Paul. of
the New York l’lunt. Flower and Fruit
tiliild, will make a short address. ‘
Miss Dorothy Popper. of No. is
Evergreen avenue. gave a birthday par
iy, Tuesday evening. for her lriends.
There were guilies. dancing and re-
IrsIhmenta and among the young folk
present were the Miami Aurelia
Ilene. lilleuor Willmol. (lrace Crane.
Ruth (lowlou. Cornelia l‘lolden. Fran-
ces Blush Florence ledger. Janet
tlrsy. Madeline Mover. Dorothy Ant
dro‘wo. Mildred Militant. Elisabeth
Reardon. Aillillll Reardon. llloanor
(lay. Josephine leveland Rachel not»
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scalp are glared over. we do not
believe than anything can restore
hair growth
When Resell "till"
will dolls above stated. it is not
sir‘ that we hallo such great
faith ‘ h it and that claim it will
prevent baldness It used in time.
it sets scientifically. annoying the
germs which are tieuIily responlibie
Iot- baldness. it penetrates to the
roots of the hair. stimulating and
nourishing them. it is a uioIt plus
but toilet necessity. is delicately per
font“ and itrill not guts out poi-mun
neatly stain the hair. ,
We want youth get I bottle at
Round ”98" Hair ‘l‘onlc and use it as
directed. it it does not re Ive scalp
irritation. remove tissd prevent
the hair trots tailing» bu prom
an 1W they
cry way glv
entire satisfaction. “a
pl youth I” tell
lib“
out urination criminality in will hand
back to you arm polity you paid tor
ertI. Olive hoot-rill. Dorothy lilrving.
Katherine F‘liiltt', Alice holders Mar-
linir Tonic iorle Luke. Ill-unit Robinson. Marion
Pearle. llrllti'il’s Dwight. Muriel Pren-
Hill]. Pauline Williams and Ruth Prom
tins and Messrs. Will «Driving. Dari
Hailslinii. Jack Williams. ‘liiverbtt
Chan. asides Morgan. Maurine
Weeks and 0er Reunion .uliartforil
Courant
«itchi
Beraichi
'lwnt
dorstohl
lipid: domain
'i‘iis more
iintmen it our-ell
skin its log. All it
WWW
idlIii mine i.. tie‘olh I
M. Whitney visited “Huh
l‘ili the maulMM week. slid
arm ii Intel. . '
Scott corners, r1visibild
too thin welt. .
”‘1'. “ filth
”m
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scratch the worse the itch. 'l‘ry iloan‘s‘li
Iiisin A i) as quits
on film an
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r's. Noroton. entered til
9 school. Willi!”- ,,.
.- nun Cora elitism oi Dorian. has
hm visiting John Tyler. of Dorian
road. Glenbro it
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I Tm new houses hare. been built by a
road 5
John Oberlander on the new
user East Main street.
Mrs. Mary Polk. or New York, has
with rel‘a‘tiites on Daridn
visiting relatives on Long Island is
expected“, home this week.
Attom‘y ira Gregory.
Not-wallow“ a recent
home of his parents. in
Mr. and Mrs. Will Me
Mr. and turn: .1. ll. Mm base are
spending several weeks lit Lake
Kltchawam
Mrs. Leather-wood. oi Jersey City.
has returned home after a visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Frank B. Edwards.
of Darien. road.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bonner,
Cedar Gate. leave soon for Madison
avenue. New York, where they will
spend the winter
. Mrs. Walter Hoyt has moved to the
house formerly occupied by Ato-
brose Webb and daughter. Main
street and [Alloy avenue.
Mrs. Walter E. Whitney was
'l‘almadge Hill, Wednesday. and
called on Mls Challes Waterbury.
{rho will be 100 years old in Decem-
or.
Tuesday was the lbtnwanniversary
ot the marriage of Mrs...Abbie Billi-
man and the late Samuel C. Stillman
at the. Stamford Congregational
Church.
Prank McGllmis has been promot-
ed to the position of director of Oak
Point Tower at .the terminus of the
New Haveli-pix-track system. Harlem
l'ilver. He will continue to reside in
Darien.
«Lotus of Pork. lilo; Sirloin Sleek.
160 up; Shoulder Steak. 12o. Public
Market Railroad avenue
Among those attending the hall-
lilil‘\ fair front Darlsti wele Misses
Addie Whitney and Iiilcrctia Cullen.
hits. _W. J. Fleming, Jr.. Mrs. George
Hearse and Mr. and Mrs. Waimsley.
Noroton.
Among those attending the Hudson-
Fuiton celebration from Durien were
Misses Libbie. Leeds 80er lsubel
Quackenbush. [Almatla Cullen, Frank
Freudenthai and Brent and Aubrey
Quackenbueh.
Thursday. Oct. it. Dr. H. S. Brown
went to New York to give a lecture in
Public School. No. 159, on liiiih
street. He was recently appointed
to membership on the lecture tent!
or the New York Board of Education.
. Rev. and Mrs. Carlos Martyn. oi
the Presbyterian Church. Noroton.
spent two weeks in Anlsden. Vt.. the
guests of Miss Bessie M. Wood, of
Noroton. During Mr. Marlyn‘s all-
scllcc, his plllplt was supplied by tile
chaplain from the Soldiers‘ Home.
Several residents of Olenbrook vi-
cinity were given a scare. Wednesday
evening by the Jvicious barking at
several house dogs about 1:30 a. m.
At the time they feared that some in-
truder was tryin to effect an on-
tears were doub ed by the recent
breaks at Norolon. No one could he
found. .»
Two young girls from Stamford.
aged 16 and ii. respectively. set out
Wednesday to gather nuts. and late
brought them in the direction of Glen-
tlrook village. Alter wandering through
the woods in Barton and return. they
lost their reckoning. and paraded in
and down one street after another. and
ilnally had to inquire the way to the
our line.
WILL MEET OM; 'rqpionsow.
FLAGSTAFF. Aria, 0ci.15-—Presl-
.doili Taft today is speeding toward
Ill Peso, where tomorrow he will meet
President Dina. of Mexico. going later
to Jourcs to return the call and mak-
ing his second trip into Mexico in the
evening to be the guest of President
lilac at a state banquet. The presil
dent's il‘avcls today leads him out oi
Arisona. where he has‘ spent two days
and it hair. into New Mexico. where
he will carry to the people of that
territory his message of sylllspthy in
their struggle for statehood and his
pladgs to do what he can to see that
statehood is granted in accordance
with the promise of the Republican
national platform. At mulls. in New
Mexico. this ailernoon. the, president
will stop for half an hour to witness
a dance by I band of Pueblo Indians
its will arriie in Albuquerque shortly'
after t. o clock to remain until mid
night. when the iontney to El Paso
will be resumed The presidents train
passed through here shortly after ’i
ii. in.
MM! liAvl FALLIN OVIRIOAHD.
NEW YORK. Oct. iii.-8lnce How
am it. (longer. son of Col. J. W. Cont
gar. one of the wealthiest residents at
Cleveland. boarded a Metropolitan
Inns steamer in Boston. last Monday
night. nothing has been seen of him
When the steamer reached New York
Tuesday morning. he‘ dill not leave
the boat and when the dear of his
stateroom was unlocked his suit cm
was torrid inside. but the harm had
not been occupied. The steamboat
corn puny notified his lands in Cleve
use lull his brothel
aw “i as. .W. t:
v . In at o a
it‘s trifle mining man. .Young Mr
of South
tor at the
‘oroton.
Bl.
to New York
was returned
TlMINOVIfi
m.
returned to her home. age?‘ a visit
a
Mishidli Randall. who has been .
house and
Ollillll' out at years old and unmet.
rial. its am here item bisvoisnd
two years ago “do . d in the
Pit uiouiohlis “pawns“ . ills tam.
thy tears that srboard our
lhttri
011 Property
ALL DAY
too dangerous to adminlltortonietea.
His acute nervous gradually‘abutfi
ed. however. and coming of
sleep brought new hope of his illtl-'
pate recovery.
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