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“Rig? and efficient service It
Personal athentlon‘ 31m to all
prescription work. .
Chairs tor our trolley patrons.
Come in and wall humus; par
BRIDGE PHARMACY
'J. rashes. Mann".
aw
There will be no dance on Satur-
day evening of this week at the Com:
try Club.
The woman's Auxiliary. of Christ.
Church will meet Thursday alternoon
with Mrs. W. A. Reld18~ Fitch street.
The L. S. Club will meet next Thurs-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Wil-
Ilam D. Piatt. Cove avenue. All mem-
bers please attend.
sRichard A. Rossman, the hatter, and
his family, have moved from Winfield
street to Daubnry in order to be closer
1 to‘Mr. Rossman's work.
I drive the spilc foundation.
‘horse blanket as a result.
_ store on tho Wflslilnxtou utrrcl bridge
The Oriole football team is conii11u~
in; Its frequent practice and will soon
meet a strong Bridgeport. loam. The
East Not-walkers expect to win.
George bills, the pie dealer, reports
that the thermometer registered 2'). dc-
gl‘ees above zero this morning at his
home in Broad River. This is the tails
record.
Work began this mornmg on tl1o1
new carpenter shop which contractor
H. V. Carr proposes to erect in Sea-
view avenue. The first work is to
Dr. A. H. Turner is having his boat
hauled out for the season by Jesse Ay-
ers. Captain Ayers will also renew
some of the boats plaking before flu
ally shelving for the winter.
A regular meeting of the St. Joules
Circle of the King‘s Daughters will be’
held at the home of Mrs. James
Hawks. 12 Fourth street. East Nor»
walk, Thursday, October 213i. alt-2:30
o'clock.
Yesterday morning‘s heavy i‘rost
started the leaves falling oi! the trees
in good shape and this morning was a
final straw. During the early hours
the leaves dropped on the trees so
fast that in a short time the ground
was soon littered.
Work continues brisk at the Lung-
don island property, furnishing om-
pioyment for many workmen. it Is
nothing unusual for the early ours to
carry down a dozen or more at a timc.
it is understood that work is now in
progress on three houses there.
G. H. Sobey, of South Wilton, drove
down to East Norwulk yesterday attor-
noon on a little. visit and is minus a
While Mr.
Bailey was in Osborn avenue. the horse
strayed oil a little way and dropped
the blanket, which was not located.
A. C. Featliorstone proprietor of the
City Hotel in South Nor-walk Is having
hi) sharpie launch taken out of cool-
mission tor the season by Ship Car-
penter Jesse Ayers who rooontlv re-
turned from the Bridgeport oyutcr
bade, where he has been spending a
few weeks.
‘oil‘he sidewalk in front of Max lmvy‘s
was torn up this morning and room.
npd with a now om. When the plank
in; was removed a largo number or
outer shells wen- dlsclonod. They
were beyond the odor. ulnar howovoi.
in‘tlllli they they had [11.11111 lllrro (or
three or tour yours.
From present indications. whilr
work is not very good on the natural
mwth oyster beds at Bridgeport, 11
number of the local owners will hoop
on line lob until the cold weather tor
Fromm of something nioro profitable
do. Several oi the oystermen have
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. 'l‘lie liuwot tarantula a «1111 v11 Winn
on marin- thin» and graceful but uni
thin and Maillot Film in a vast
number pt 11. this. scrawny potipiti
. brains and 111111111111. but
titanium and iunuih that
the biliiiiltrd weight.
perfect health are to
lie donning loud like
air necessary to
in this wonderful dealt-1 in
1" 1111111111 and »voturued home during
the past i‘ew’ days.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey. who have
maintained a lunch tent in Soavlew
avenue since last summer are proper
log to move away shortly. While 1it
‘ would probably be possible to live
~ the fairly comfortable tor some time
longer the nights are now getting so
chilly as to make a regular house more
comfortable as an abode.
Mr. and Mrs. George Malkin of how-
an street entertained a large company
of friends and relatives Monday even
tug at their borne, in honor of the 42d
anniversary of their 111arrlage. The)
event was in the nature of a suprise‘
but was never the less a very enjoyable
one. Music and other diversions corn
trlbuicd to a pleasant evening and 11e-
- frosbments were served.
A number of East Norwalkers who
were summoned to go in Bridgeport
yesterday and testify in the Layden
appeal case were obliged to go over
again this morning on account at the
case having d'1 ngged out so long. The
practice in hearing witnesses restor-
day was to put the busmess men 011
the stand first. in order that they
might get back to their duties.
The East Norwalk Yacht Club
Monday
make any change in the [imposition to
keep the clubhouse open all winter.
The clubhouse, which is located on the
Benedict Farms bridge, is a cosy spot
and will undoubtedly be well patron.
iced when the wintry winds blow 11 lit-
tle stronger. It is also proposed to
have.1 a series of entertaimnents. I‘lu111
i111: tlu1 past season, much success was
not met with in planning races but
more results are hoped for for next
season. 3. M. Word’s cub is exported
to be of considerable impcius and
there will be other trophies.
it is new settled that at. least purl
oi’ the membership of the East Nor-
walk Fire Police will ho sworn in as
special policemen for the East Nor
walk Fire district. The number of
twelve is being considered but
may be increased. if twelve arc scivct—
ed they will be. from each section oi
the district, in ordcr that (11111 may be
within ready call at all ti111cs. The
suggestion that they be made special
policemen was made by tho Firc Po
lice and the district committee consid-
ered. it a good one. Whether the sc-
lectmen or lire district oiilt‘itlls will
swear in the now pollcomcn has not
yet. been decided upon. At the prcs~
out time East Norwulk has not oven
one constable.
Another recaull for the football
team which is thinking of going down
to Noroton Thanksgiving Day to play
an eleven made 1111 of voicrnns 111 the
Fitch Soldiers‘ Home is Burr Gregory.
The signal practice has ‘not yoi been
started by tho East Norwnlk team but
llcnnic ('iollo is figuring it out. Ilcr~
man Rider has been encoded as hood
coach and iicrinun's 1111111 caring bull
dog will be mascot. A commlitcc was
appointed this morning to call on
Bridge Tender John Colo and rcquesl
him to consider a proposition to join
the team. John is rather favored as
quarterback. John Shea or Ari l.ln-
coin will he fullback. depending 1-ntlre-
I_v on which can develop the host wind
between now and the day of the game.
Proprietor Jim Parker, or the Bridge
Pharmacy. will be asked to provide
a special enwrgency kit.
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'i‘hc Iiaptist‘cholr will have 11 re-
hearsal In the church Friday night.
Mrs. (iotwge W. Stevens and Miss
loin Stevens. of Rowaylon, have been
visiting in Bridgeport.
(insular M. iiemont, who has boon
employed as tower operator at Iloway
ion for some time. anti was on duty
at the time of tho 11111111~11nd collision
in South Norwnlk. has been 111111111911.
urlly relieved from his duties. and may
no west to make his rcuidcnoo.
illlillll iliil llilliilllll
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at
Benjamin lit.
to Richmond. Virginia.
vacation visit at lioliporl. hon; island
bride and groom outoviulnod the form
cr'il parents, Mr
Puck of Brooklyn. over Sunday.
Talmudic Hill Mrnw
Main 100 years of ago If she line an
ill December. ...
busy mun yesterday.
lic look the aoidlcr captured in Dari;
Monday 1111 ilrlduoporl loll and u
his return took the too sail
or» to tho 1111111111111 navy $9” 111
li‘ti’ui Smith. 11111111113 l . bill
tlharlvu Murphy went on a hunting nit
,‘pdiilou Monday and hail 111111111 luoii
iioir I111 oi 111111111 installer
llli'l’t‘lli ml 1 m niobium.
evening's meeting did not:
this .
John and Frank llind‘
icy are on 11 two woeku’ vacation trip
Countubii1 and Mrs. Wilbur Batu
have returned home to Dorian from a
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck. the
11nd M1111. Willim
Mrs Charles Waterbury is reporud
Ill very seriously III at her home at
Waterbury will
Constable Hunlord Smith was ‘ C.
in lllll morning
11111 gray \
at "an that i Mao,
Methodist church 11111111111111 6110111115.,
Alter the ceremony. blends of the .11
happy couple showered than: with '
rice and contain tarmac henruiyg eon»
distrusted them. Mr. and 1111. Sher
wood have begun housekeeping in 11
111111111; furnished helps in bailey live
111111.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Cmnpauy‘s
headquarters in Darien are draped In _
mourning in memory of Edward John-
son. Mr. Johnson, who was a member
of the company. left Dorian several
months ago for Nova Sculls. in the
hope oil benefiting his health. He was
troubled with a lung attention and the
change fallen to improve his condi
tion very materially and he passed
awny‘there. He was also buried in
Nova Erotic. An adopted daughter.
Miss Ruth Johnson. of Dnrie11,s11r-
vives him.
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1
1 Henry Peterson is his
house reshinglod.
Althui Soley, of (lroe wich,
having
spent
Sundnv in town with his umlly.
Mr. and Mrs. William Krlegbon‘
niore kspending several days in Now
l York
' Mrs Chauncey llaniord entertained
friends from out of loan the past
week
Prepprutlons
close the
Farms.
Aspetuck Lodge. K. of l’..
levoning
business.
The turnpike recently repaired has
been oiled and is now in a first class
condition.
Mrs. liarry Hull, of Cross High»
way. entertained her children at (lin-
11er. Sunday.
are being made to
liediord mansions in the
met last
and .iransactcd i111porlunt
improvements are bolus made to
the residence recently vacated by
Michael Pnzzack. ,
Mrs. Peter Gramor and two sons. of
Georgetown, have been the guests of
relatives in town.
Fred Crawlord has left lilo employ
of the Lloyd Nash l'nrln, whore he has
workrd for many years.
Morris Oherg. who has been spand-
ing several days at linwthorm1 Inn.
has rcturncd lo the city.
Erwin Jennings has closed his sum-
mer home In the Farms and gone to
Iirldgcport for the winter.
Rev. Mr. Taylor will exchange pul~
pits with Rev. Dr. Macfarland. or
South, Norwalk. next. Sunday.
Ii. .\. Gunshot. who has been on a
bnsiucnu trip to lioston, is now enjoy-
ing a low wonks' rest in Maine.
Mrs. Leroy Meeker and Mrs. Nellll1
Elwood nth-1111111! lllc Matinee Whist
Club in \\’11stm1 auroral days ago.
A. (‘, Ilriullcy, who was taken outl-
dcnly in while on his way to church
two works ago. is Improving nicely.
Francis Ilnnnignn has taken the
position as clerk at ii. A. Snlmon‘s,
recently vacated by Albert Linchlb
or.
Mrs. M. ii. Cooley will entertain
thi- Current Events club, Thursday
afternoon at her homo on lilvcrsldc
avenue.
Leonard Mackenzie. who has boon
visiting with his parents at Trinity
rectory, has returned to his duties in
New York.
Mrs. Grace Meeker. of Cross llighr
way, while attending to her housc»
hold «lotion severely scolded her right
hand with boiling water.
Mrs. James lirown, a former rosi-
dcni oi liver-1111 Forms. mot with it
across nccldom our day last work by
falling. breaking two rllni.
l‘rol'. (Earn-11's orchestra has been
onnagctl to furnish music for tho
danct1 which the ladies of thc Catholic
Church arc to give Friday cvcninx lil
lhc old church on Stale street.
trinity \i’. ll. llurron. ol linnlcl-
lion, Wm [ll‘l‘tii'lli at tho last minute
mutating and drills-rod an interesting
llildrvau upon the hood work which
ilu- granul- in doing throughout the
community.
Iclinhiocu ,vvurwold plan which have
been running around the outskirts of
the town the past week were cupiuu
ed last week in Itoseviilu and return
ed to “lluokanum” lurin. they being
the property oi J misc Foster.
Al the last meeting of the Men's
Civic Club. the closing of all places
or business on Sunday was warmly
agitated A committee was appoint
ed to confer with the merchants upon
the 111111lor.'rhe committee consists
of Charles Harris. Homer a. users. ll.
W. l'ost and ii. ill. Sherwood.
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QNWPITH IIA‘l‘O AOH.
ClNClNNATl. 0.. Oct. Elli-«“illlly"
(Drillitll not the decision over “Kid"
Ash at the end oi a ten round bout at
that ClincnlAtthtio Club early yen-
tiarday. ,
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"You accuse this aviator or trespass-
in; in manor station?" "You. brawl
iiu soloing1 my air 11111111111111.
nan York lirrnld.
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”The 111111.11 “? or “mm 11111111 111111
Mile 11 d In .
hill ”i. ““‘l’ .’ will
wn a to only ar an
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l Mrs. Fred 1.111113 Is entertainlng'
11111- sister. Miss Elsie 1111111213111
Southlngtou. 1
Out abortion“ Sio’macii
All lndlpe'élion Five
linuiea Laicr‘
Settles Your
and Ends
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There wou
gostion hcre
lost to Stun
tremendous 11
virtue coma
d not be a case or ludl
it readeIs who are sub
och trouble knew the
nil-ferment and digestive
bed in Diapepsin. This
harmless pr paratlon will digest 11
heavy meal with out the slightest i‘uss
or discomior , and relieve the nearest.
llcid stomach in five minutes. besides
overcoming ill foul. Nauscous odors
[mm the Mouth.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula. plainly printed on each fill-
ccnt case of .l’opo's Disposin. then you
will readily understand why 1ll1ls
promptly cities indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as Heartburn.
a feeling like lump oi load in the
stomach. Bell hing (l Gas and lilrueta-
lions of mid toil/food, water brash.
Nausea. lie cache. Billlnusness and
many otherbad symptoms; and. he-
sides-you niliirnot ueild laxatives to
keep your somach.‘ liver and intes-
tines clean at trash.
if your St pinch is sour and lull of
gas or your1i‘ood doesn't digest and
your meals don‘t seem to tit. why not
got 11 501coni case from your drugglsl
and make lilo worth living? Absolute
relief from litomuch misery and per-
l‘cct digestion of anything you cut is
1111111 to follow live minutes after. and.
lwsidoa, 011911111511, is sulllcieut to cure
a. whole 11111111111 of such trouble.
Surrly a harmless. lncriwnimc
prcpurallon like Dlnpopsin, which will
always, within" at duythne or dnrllliz
night, rclicvd your stomach misery and
digest your meals. is about as handy
and valuables thing as you could have
in tlu.1 llurlsi..
8H0
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ted Divorces to be Heard
on Friday.
cuicndnr list in the sit
for Friday shows six 11111
vorcc cases filed for
cy arc: The suit, of ii.
George Thompson. of liridccport, for
11 divorce fri 111 Lulu II ldddv 'l‘Iunnu
111111. of Cincinnati. for dosertion: Mary
l1}.(l1o\cr oi lliidgcpmi from William
A. (ilmcr, pf llridaopoii, for donor
lion: humid l’ h'aspctck from in»
ucph H. Kappcroh. for I1111,-111pcranc11.
both 111‘ lirldi‘ port; George White from
Ethel May \‘llltv, on thi1 ground of in‘
fldollly, bothi oi llridncpnri: Archibald
A. ilnyward‘lrom Kallwrlno Hayward.
for lniidclity. both of lirldichori; A111
"in ii limb-41. mi (11111 Mulch from fir-
lhu1 ikulnci oi Slauiinld.f111 dvsrr-
lion.
"iliorc arui onlv
Six U ncontsl:
The short1
pcrior court‘
contested (ll
hearing. 'I‘l1
llw other 1111111111111
on the list irolaling to divorces. (inc
of the latter cases in tin- suit of 1:1'111'1‘1
I12. Starr Tyson, oi Hr'ocnwlcii, from
John ll. Tys 111. when :1 11111111111 will 1111
olvi‘cd by cinmaol for lilo plamtih‘ for
judgment (11111 want oi 1111 1111111111111
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House-Owners
‘l‘nls ii the canon for cleaning
up the ircmlsoa. Soap and the
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FClrflold keenly Sanitarium In carom,
Bhuiton, Bola? Mada liCady.1
All arrangci'nsn s have been made
for the establishment of the state 1111-
ti-tuherculosls sanitarlum in (‘11111111 in
the town or Huntington. by the state
anti-tuberculosis commission, accord-
ing to the Ansoniu Scutlncl. which.
says:
Work Commences It Once.
Dr. Foster, of the tuberculosis sun-
ltury commission. slated to a i’rleuill
here, Friday that all the arrangements‘
and been much for thc‘ proposed new
sanitarium I11 Comm, and the work ol’
preparing for patients would be com-
tuenced at once and pushed forward
D. E. Wakelce and the old 11111111111111
homalend will be utilized at once the
needed changes in thv1 interiors to be
made as . soon as workmen can do
them. These will be used for the 111111
or the sanitarium and patients will be
receiver! as Iomr as the accommoda-
tions will permit.
contract fer Supplies.
The plan is to gradually work back
on the hillsides and open shocks and
suitable cottages will be erected for
the patients as necessity roquircs. Con-
tracts have been made with noichbon
lug farmers for milk and eggs and \11,~g~
clahlcs will he purchasci 11 their scan.
on from tht1 farm‘crs lat sot-lion
’i‘hus itwillimsocnt coming of
the anniinrlum monii. 111111 for that
part of tho town.
Best Location in County.
Dr. Foster expressed himself as de-
lighted Willi the location . it is the
host be said 1tl1ni he has soon in tin
county and he has visited all posslblc
locations, 'I‘lu- lay of the land is just
what is noctlcli lilill iiiL‘ 1.1.0111'11ni1111cvoi
11111101115 is 11 strong point in its favor.
it is tliunghi that below spring, 111'»
will hr in rcadincns
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conunodation for at least 21.111 paticniu ‘
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Anmltnn Antiqnmian Society laid the
af'lllilt'irilllilt‘ of its new building in this
City todin in 113-1111n11ctii11n ulth lili“
upon-i111: of tho orcanizuiinn‘s 11111111.”
i‘llIth‘lllltlll, ’i‘ho wronmny followed
boson 111111310 this forcnoon.
psi in tho society 11111111 rend. Ciaronrc
.\i li111lo11,11lilt1t1'11it.lt1iti 111‘ "John
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\‘i'orthinsion (‘. Ford, of Boston spoke
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lay: of this week. It is expected that
:1 large class of candidates will [in
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largo attendance, 11s the, New Canaan
triliosmvn have 11111 11p11tation ol’
knowing inst how to entertain their
l1icmis .\ii1111i1e1s w11i leave South
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! RATES 32 PER DAY AND UPWAHD
:Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner,
, 6 to 8 p. m., 500
; SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 980.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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