ner Bakery. ‘ ing made about Thomas Benedict's [property in Fort street. . are being made about the yard. ' has already been completed and ready for the raising of the frame. . . ‘ .GetYour Drug Wants 1‘ Filled at th Bridge Pharmacy , Prompt and ancient service It all times. " ' Personal attention given to all prescription work. ‘ of the Barnes class lilliifiil there will be an important busi- loan meeting and every member of nan-minimum“ c «‘ tomorrow, and the result of that trial do area today will as the subject for argumnt. After the v‘v-v‘. the class is roguested to be present“ ‘.A.new wrinkle has beondeveloped for the disposal cf the smoke for the oil extractor at the old Colonial Found- ry building. ‘East Avenue Methodist Church, to. marrow morning, “The Double Revs. lotion." a harvest sermon. Evening topic. “Search the Scriptures." Chairs for our trolloypltrons. ., ‘ Come in and wait for My our BRIDGE PWY l ' J. rAhKlll. Mamm- ‘ The East Norwalk Yacht Club will hold a meeting Tuesday night at the! club house on the Benedict Farms bridge. ' The coal shed of the Ferris Coal Company dock, which was torn down when the dock Was recently rebuilt. is being erected again. -—lf you want the best homemade bread and biscuit, phone 314-3. linu- Mlss Clara Johnson, of East Nor- walk, and Miss Anne Sullivan, of South Norwalk, attended the perform- ance at the Hippodrome yesterday af- ternoon. Willam and Charles Tobey arrlvml home last night from the Bridgeport oyster grounds, to spend Sunday at their homes. Soluc oi the others will return today. ——-——- Wylie Jones is figuring on buying some properly. He says he expects to be better off with a house and a few acres of ground than under pres- ent conditions paying rent. A number of improvements are bp- The walks are. being repaired and various changes Eugene Van Ness is planning the construction of a new house in Myrtle street, near East avenue. The cellar is The Bridgeport Real Estate invest- ment Company. which has built a fine plant in Gregory Boulevard, is now turning out concrete blocks at the plant. These blocks are now be- ing piled up about the property. ldward Parks. is a voracious young man and he declares that while he was enronte from llowayton to South Norwalk Thursday evening, snow Illin- glcd with the rain, This is the first report of snow here this season. J. ll. Raymond's iund spiie driver has been removed to Charles ll. Ais- thorpc’s shop in Scaview avenue, whet-c a sufficient number of spiles“ will be driven for the addition which Mr. Alsthorpo is planning to build on the shop. The East Avenue Methodist Church will be aprcpriately decorated for to- morrow with products of the harvest. The pastor, Rev. W. w. (lillies, will also preach a special hurvcst sermon in the morning. There will also be itpproprialc music. Albert Eldredge. an East. Norwaik younll man, who, like Belicck Andrews. in experimenting with aeroplanes. has last hit upon another feature which he thinks will be. of assistance. Thus for Mr. Eldredge has built only I model but he expects to do bigger things Property owners should not forget the aIseIIorI. Printed or written lists describing property must be filed with the assessors by November list or it in tip to tho'lattor to make out lists from best information obtainable and "to add ten per want. no penalty. There are now about twenty young men in the Ydiihfflilm'd'mub connect- ed, with dog pail Avon a Methodist Church. At the ill ting onday even» ing it is ,limoted at least two more young .lltoll ill be token in. The club looks forward to a successful ' rear. . ll” cats filo" Writ; I pppsr which was' AMfiiilence of Mr. and Mrs. A. (i. was: in East arenas Thursday on following the mar W flotilla-ll it slip Norwuik . reports from John E. O’Snllivan's Dor- led off at it Despite the lateness of the season, ion house, are to the. effect that an excellent business is being done. The place will keep open until November lst. One walking club was out this morning. Four young men start. lines across the sshWington street bridge at a pace which undoubtedly they were not able to maintain for long. it was supposed that they intended to go at least as far as Bridgeport. East Norwalk commuters as well as others were delayed by the railroad wreck last evening but they were not‘ delayed nearly as much as people bound for New York, owing to the east bound tracks faring the best. When the wreckers got to work the debris moved before them with sur- prising speed. Joseph Caliiil. of the Southern New England Telephone, was over in this section of the town this morning de- livering the new issue of the tele- phone directory, which goes into ei- fect tomorrow. Each new issue of the directory reveals the fact that the lo- cal exchange is growing continually and steadily. Helen Mucomhor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macolnber celebrat- ed her sixth birthday anniversary by giving a party to tier numerous friends on Thursday afternoon and evening at her home. The little. folks culoycd themselves playing games, aftcr which a bountiful supper «was served. which was enjoyed by all. Among those present were Charlie Burtis. Laura Bultis. Dorothy Durham. Bertha ifhhnloh, Conevteve Weed Sarah Idol- sel, Ethel Johnson, Wehclma Korker. Dorothy Beck and Helen Macomber. lean Sherwood, the weliknowa East Norwalk character, came very near to getting into a lot of trouble this morn- ing, but Herman Rider the bridge mar- ketman played the part of rescuer. Herman cooks breakfast some times in the rear of the market and this morning when been brought some black walnuts he invited him to parti~ ciputc with him. Lean wasn't opposed. lie is also very deaf, so when Herman pointed out the new ball dog which is counted upon to frighten away in- turo safe crackers. Lean mist er. stood and thought he wanted him to put the nuts at the other side of the room. lie started to do this. falling to observe the dog. Herman realising man‘s plight made a grab for him and just succeeded in pulling him back to sanity as the dog jumped to the end of his chain. Loan was very lunch fright» cued when He discovered the close shave ho had had from the man eater. inn. Mrs. Henry Much and children. 0! Brooklyn. are guests of Captain and Mrs. liicksop W. Colo, of this place. Mrs. magi-no Chapman, of hogan street, has returned home from a weeks visit with her uncle, in Worces- ter, Mass. Frank Comatork anti family "burn. cd to their home in New Canaan na- terday, after spending the summer at Hickory lliuff. m A small chimney fire occurred in the residence of lrving Clark, Thurs- day afternoon The trouble was ac- titted by Edward w. bouncy. who in! quick and efficient work ontlilluished the hltllo before the services of the fire company bottoms accessory. With Halloween a trifle over two weeks distant. many of the youths of this village are already getting busy formulating their usual schemes for their annual sports which taite pilot! at that time. The village is usually a busy one in all parts, ut horns time during the evening ‘ ‘ t in the Methodist Church tomorrow Morley, of this place. were out salllna yesterddy an unexpected guilt of wind overturned the craft. and both were pushed into the chilly waters ol.’ the- Sound. Their meals for help attract- . ed the attentional Captain C. N. Ray- mond. who was at work in the vicinity, and‘he immediately went to their us- slstance, and lolned them his row- boat. in Which they reached the bar- bor safely.w V iiiiiiii Mill iiiiiiiiliiii. Alexander Sherwood and Miss Hoyt are to be married in Barton this even- lug. The engagement of Theodore Rain banks, of Dorian, to Miss Jessie Lyons. has Just been made khowu. Another subscription dance is being talked up by the Darien young people. it will probably be held on New Year' s eve at the town hall in Darlen. Charles Smith and Charles Murphy. two well known Darlen young men. went to Port Chester yesterday and brought up a pony for Dr. Hanson. The lesson of Dorian justice to an- tomobllists seems to have a lasting effect. Even though there have been no arrests in months, most cars keep up a continual tooting as they pass the railroad bridge in Main street. it is understood that the town clerk's office will be proved to the former Zahn & Driscoii drug store in a short time. llefore the change is made the place will probably be renovated, not hav- ing had on overhauling in a number of years. ' There was one sale of real cstate in Barton last week, Caroline B. Al'en transferring a piece of property to D. S. Davenport. One nulrtgagc for $1,000 was recorded. [tor the first work in October. 1908. there were two sales of property ahd'mortgeges of $4.000. _...___.......... Harold Wliimott, who has been on a several months‘ trip about the country, going as far west as California. arriv- ed home a few days ago. and reports an interesting time. He started out in company with Russell Spooner, but when they reached the middle west. they (lesired to take separate routes. The subject of-l'iov. Mr. Smith's her mom at the M. E. Church on Sunday will be: Morning, “The Practice of Piety;" evening. "The Great Divide." Prof. Smith will have charge of the music. The full chorus chair will sing. .i. B. Brown's solo will he, by request. “The Beautiful Land on High." Every- body welcome. Darien was an important Junction point last evening for several hours. following the railroad wreck in South Norwaik. when two freight trains bad a rcarond collision. During the time that only a single track was open it traffic all trains used the east-bound passenger track, crossing over to the proper tracks at Dorian. bruins of Pork. ltlc: Sirloin Steak. 18c up; Shoulder Steak, 12c. Public Market, lta‘llrdild avenue. a..-“ Stephen '1‘. Wood and Mrs. Lydia Whiilock, were married Monday, Oct. 4, at Mamsroncck, ut the Methodist parsonage there. After the ceremony the newly married couple took a trip up the Hudson for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wood are now located in De- ricn, where Mr. Wood has opened a confectionery and tobacco store. The new crosspleces tor the support of the trolley wires which are being placed in position for the railroad company east of (llclibrook, are con- sidcrcd by many observers to be more employed in the electrification from Stamford to New York. The work is now done to a point, some distance be~ yond Noroton station. and if it is found satisfactory it will be followed out all the way to New Haven. Two novices It the business, enter. ed the Holmes school building. Wed. nesdhy night, and ransacked, all the , desks and pencil beaten They enter ed by trying to pry up a window- sash on the west side of the building. in stead of breaking the, window- fostener. the upper pane of glass was broken and the window was then unlocked. Nothing of roach value to them was Hfuund they talking I few pencils and pouknives belonging to the children. What seemed to attract their attention most, was a quantity of nuts. which they ate. ibsvlng the shells scattered about the peculiarly of the child rcn’s pencil boxes were smashed open. The break wail very similar to one of two years ago at which pints is was so many known who the offenders were. ring! of Auditor, Mill Ramiro Augusta odididg and course some Sartain. W Christian ”for; I trauma Judge the to? the poster will speak in the down on Opportunity sad in the sveiiiac on I'fhe Christian and the World“ The choir will raider u iii . Iranians At ills ' manor: itiW Liliiii Mills Ethel Bird has been“ a gum attractive looking than the method 7 Not Another. Like "hi“ to tlr lroad To give positive home testimony in every locality in of itself unanswer- Ibls proof of merit; but when we add to this the continued endorsement from people who testified years ago no evidence can be ships or. . Aacutb Norwalk citizen ilk-i” with“? ledges the good recelv from Dean's ed the care we find the salon Marty on dorsement, with added enthusi and, continual praise Cases of the kin . are plentiful in the work of boan' I Ki ney Pills. and such a record ill unions in the annals of medicine Mrs. John Horst, 76 ring Street. South Not-Walk. 001ml, ,ys: “M in- ~tervals for about four years. i was an- noyed by kidney unable. There were terrible pains in my hips and i was subject to headaches and dirty Stella. At night i could not sleep but nod and turned trying to ad a comforta- ble position. My mot cl had used Donne Kidney Pills with such fine re- sults that she advised me to try them and l procured a box at Plaitsed's drug store. They helped me from the first and dually outed me i have had no need of a kidney remedy for a long time and my advice to anyone afflicted as l was is to get Donn s Kidney Pills and give them a trial. " For sale by all dealers. Price 50' cents. l‘oster-Miibnrn (10., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States Remember the name—~Doan's—and take no other. e.-';."'ho.ise"ih c.."'..“..i.‘.“...;.; trite... painted and decorated by John Bell. t George Light, of Stamford. halide a call on friends here. Tuesday. ’0 Mrs. Chas. ig'Griebel is a guest of relatives in Brokiyn for a week. ~.——- Walter Dayton. of (lienbrook, wrrs a ghost ,of fricmls in town. Tuesday. A n'ulvlug-picturc allow entertained at the opera housc. Monday night. .__1__.._._ (‘hlef of Polite John B. Wood is again on duty after a week's vacation. Malcolm it. Graham has returned to his homo in Mt. Lt‘lllllltlll. after a trip abroad. George H. Johnson has returned from a trip through the Middle West crn States Miss Walker. of New York, has been a guest of Miss P. May, Fairly. Slam- ford avenue. ~.....———————- The iuumai meeting 'of tho Library Corporation was hold at the Library. Monday evening, at 8. “ Mrs, John Riley. who has been ill The Musical Talent of All Nations is At Your Dilponi It you Own an Edison Fireside Phonograph May We Show You thI New Fireside Modal Retailing It $22.00 And Explain How hey it is to Own Oust Let’s Talk it Over. twltliiiwi‘iil; l in a. moron dressy. copra NPi'SWALK- mm 1.... MM Kidney Pills, and when time has hast- ' W Mrs. M. 0 seele'y', who wait operated upon for tumor at the Stamford hos pltni last week. is convalesclna Balls-- factorily. New York decorators will soon com means the work of decorating. the in- tailor of Theodore Berilne s tine resi- deuce in Blast ayenup. who has been spending three items in various parts of New York state, is a guest of his parents. in Park street. mm Clifford Sammie, Mrs. Charles Waterbury, of Tai mange Hill, who Is in her one hun- dredth year,th boon ill, for the past few days, but is recovering. The 72d annual meeting of the La- dies’ Behring Society oi: St. Mark's par- iah. was held in the Guild House Wed~ nesday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Elford McKendrick, of New York. has been spending his vacation with his parents, Postmaster and Mrs. W. J. McKeudrlck, Railroad avenue. Miss Bessie Rector, of Wilton, enter- tained the Young Landics' Sowing Cir- cle at. her home, Saturday afternoon. Miss Lucy Scofleid was tendered u handkerchief showor. --r Supt. A. R. Bailey keeps a small bulletin board pasted with the out- come of the league ball games. getting his information from the local icie phone exchange. The members of the club are interested and appreciate this bit of attention. Mrs. w. w. Kirk is visiting with her son. Dr. W. E. J. Kirk, in- Brooklyn, Clarence E. Kirk and Mrs. Kirk are very ill. Master Clarence is threaten- ed with typhoid fever. but is holding or and son is hoped for. F. E. Green has made the following real estate transactions; Sold to Dr. Samuel Lloyd. of New York. the E. 1.. Underillll farm, consisting of 50 acres, on Brushy Ridge road. which will be considerably improved; sold the Mary E. Ogden properly on Oeaokc avenue to New York pal-tics; sold to Mrs. E. l.. Johnson of New York. the E. P. ll. Varick place on Oak street. All Coupons i] HEAD SPARK PiiiiiS ARE REDEEMED IY F. E. Lockwood 81 Company 39 Wall Street Your coupon properly tilled out get! you n Spark Plug free of charge. t more destlrshle your building can is made for your tenantsaby haviny ililectrlc Lighting. nulls. Private Tole abuses. Annunciators, tic, installed— ‘ll tell you how and furnish all i materials ’* This is the Electric Age and the .. .‘Landlord who is up to date gets the ~ good paying tenants. 5 The Read It Will Electrical Co. 1 Is «1.....on Iran-r, goats. bellman. TIL. m. IUT‘“" mu. lid” 7 Fill? ‘ QUALITY ANU INWMNGI. cm E; Dfiw ”H: cfdriesdria town. ,‘ Till Word Warden fl. 0. Turn-y l OTflll PlIlMI. HAVS 00”? mo «and: tanker Misfire) IAIF‘doilWALk. slim n...?‘...... Kindsof Salim WGMOORIQT Loud” John E. O’Sulhvan its! mt All" mm ', loom gimp; . . his own. The speedy recovery of moth- r Iona! W sol-log, Drops and Soothing Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought, early in use for over 80 years. has borne the signature of and has been made under his pet- haabeen supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to (local . . Adi. Conaterfeits. Imitation mountainous-good.“ “3.333 monuments that trifle with and endanger the health at . Infants and (thinkers-Experience against Experiment. ‘ ' What is CASTORIA dostorlu is a harmless lubatltuto for Castor Oil. Paro- Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ill contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. [to age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ‘ and alloys Feverishness. It altos ,Diarrhcea. and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, clues Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regldat'es tho Still-inch and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. ' " GENUINE CASTQRQA ALwAvs Signature of The Kill You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. M m0. ”M's " noon-v In”. I" ”II om; i which will bewilnproved: sold to Eva G. Northrop, of Stamford, property owned by estate of Joseph A. Smith. George R. Brown's automobile. which was damaged near the Danhury fair grounds, last Saturday. has been shipped to Hartford for repairs. Mr. Brown deliberately wrecked 'his car preferably to taking a chance of roll- ing down a steep embankment with s fail-l possibility of killing some of . those in his car.' The opera house is being fitted up for basketball and present indications ASK FOR THE ROYAL it“ a 8-18 and a dandy it' a a winner when baking dnl comes around and the price well you can't beat ill anywhere At $20 F. A. MITCHELL CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8" NORWALK. CONN. Latest Designs Of the Manuiticturer 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- Ientative. Connecticut Phone Company m point to a lively season. The basket supports and framework are being in- stalled by William R. Johnson. the plumber, and they will be the finest for durability in this section. Prue- iicos are being held in the club gym- iuaslum and next week both the first and second team will commence hard practice in the opera house. There is always plenty of business, if you are smart enough to get it., " on VID w. RAYMOND. Eunorll mater l l i Telephone at silica. 336-2. E ‘ Telephone at house. I“. RANGE, Fixtures: i l 1 and ems.- MI. 119 North Main St; South Nomalk . Residence, 0 Washington St. .y. Hotel Mahackemo J. a. council, Mgr. .ssnwcs AND column UP To DATI , aArEs 32 PER DAY AND UPWARD Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner. 6 to 8 p. m., 50c SUNDAY DlNNERS, 75c " ‘Banquets a Specialty l TIL. CALL I..- *i l (.ityNationalBank SOUTH NORWALK, GONN- .———— rnANsAcrs A osNInAL IANKma ‘ woman m Capital ' surplus and Profits “17.000.” l smashes . Safe Deposit Boxes. M and do per yum, sowm H. uA'rquaou, Pm. til” JOHN a. some. in vol» vacuums H. Rowan. a u lol- WiLfltID IOpWILL. cIIiiiIr t i i l i i i i DMICTORI l. H. Mathewson Henry to mow , lJohnl-l .Knlpp moi muons». idosishM it. Mlt‘lit'il ll. mallu'I Marvin lolwistlan Iertz' Jami ll. Light Fred H. swan EVERY LADY'I assume GHAN- lllt ‘ WSUMNCE Steamship Tickets (l NBQIPDRA‘HO) O RAILROAD AVI. REAL ESTATE J..M. LAYTON 81 CO ‘0. NQRWALK. should be equipped Willi. W snow white. one piece “Modal. celain Enameled lavatory.” Have you ovum stationed how delightfully cementum be to have hot. and cold til in your arousing“ in; apartment or room? its protease wool the highest do so of coral We Will giady note you plumbers orb sir tiy coin enables, honest and rehab a. spams a. a consul glam Al" was»?
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