lifts” 11.1111. poleoco I
in! be 11111161311 i 9!
1111111611 w The dose
GutiYour. Drug Wants
‘E'I'Fmfld" Itpthe' '
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ethnic“ «nice It
Ill timeI.
Personal attention xiven to all
prescription work.
Chain for our trolley patrons
Come in and Wait for your car
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, MIdIgIr.
The. East Norwalk Fire Police. are
to hold a I‘Iegulai monthly meeting
this evening.
William Gilbert, employed for
number of years by Contractor ii. V.
Carr. has taken a position with 0011
tractor Charles H. Alsthorpe.
Caleb Wood will move his household
effects to the Beachside inn. Greens
lI‘aI'Ins, tomorrow. Mr. Wood will act
as watchman there during the winter
for Raymond Brothers.
The Woman‘s Foreign Missionary
Society will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening with Miss Matilda Smith in
Rowan street. This will be a regular
monthly business session.
Mrs. .losopli May. of New York. Mrs.
Ann-lo. Leonard. oi Bi'iar Cliff. N. Y..
and Mrs. Joseph Smith of Stamford
were guests of Mrs I) ’i‘. Muiphy. of
East Ne) w 111 at an auto party to the
Vanderbilt cup races Saturday.
The Rev. W. W. Gillies preached
two strougs sermons at the. East Ave-
nue Methodist Church yesterday liis
topic in. the morning being The Ring
dom of the Lord is Within You and in
the evening Naamaii and the Lepor.
Judson Tiiuons. of Columbia Univer-
sity, New York city. was a guest. Sat-
urday evening at. the home of 'l‘. S.
Glover and faintly. The student‘s
homo is in Amarillo, Texas. but he is
in the north at present studying law.
Captain George R. Van Alstyne has
his launch Elskct in the natural basin
at tho roar of the Crescent laundry
and wil haul her out for the winter.
The ICISki‘l's last job of the season
was the trip to the Vanderbilt cup
race.
The district IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII won-t to
work with a will Saturday on the sow.
or assessments that were disputed.
111111111 IIIcasIII‘oInIInts and seiilotl up
the details of the disputes. The bills
disputed amounted to something like
$3011.
A sign on It Van Zandl Sil'i‘t‘l iron-t
piazza roads “llewarc oi lilo “11:."
This morning there was a din: along-
side the sign and if Iii". was the dog
referred to by the stair. the latter is
tlii» most terrifying of the two propo-
siiions.
Announcement has recently boon
made of the engagement of Miss 'l‘bur-
on May Olson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 'l‘lIIIoIiIIIIII ()lscu. to Allen Rot
maiuII llai'num, l). i). 8., of iiothcl.
'l‘ho IIIIIIII'lagII will occur on 'l‘lini‘sdziy
evening of next week at 8 Elm street.
Noinulk.
The opinion of those who went over
to Long Island Saturday from here to
attend the Viuidcrbllt race is about
the same 111-1 people from IIIsIleIIII'II.
that the race did not come up to ox-
pII'luilous. ”-1111 few I‘IIIIII running
111-1 the 111111 progressed was a sevcic
Illsappolutmciit
'i‘bII IlIoI-Iluno saloon on tho W11sl1~
Inuton IIII‘IIIIi bridge anI 11 IiIIucI‘tIIIi 11p-
)li‘lll’illlt't‘ this morning. This Is one. III
the plaI'IIa which closed on account of
tho ill‘i'li-ilflll of Judge litII'pIIII. of the.
Superior (lourt. James F. lslydcn‘s
establishment. to which the judge‘s
IIIIIIIIIlon was favorable. was upon as
usual.
The II-Iunl annual business IIIIIIItiIIV.
ol' the IZpWorilI LIIIIgIIII will be hold
this evenimi at the church. (illlcora
will ho elected and other Important
Iliiilli'l'li will come up, among them be-
bur the selection of delegates to the
slate convention to ho hold this wock
111 the Washington Park Church In
llridgeport
'i‘hc irolloymou discovered 11 "dead"
spot this morning in the trolley wire
at the 111111 Norwalk approach of the
Washington street briduo and near the
draw. Word was 110111 to Nurwulk 11nd
on examination was 11111111I to deter
lllilif‘ the cause of the. trouble. which
111111 utinpoaori to bowI iiI‘Vi‘liiIll'fi from
the opening or the draw.
The Walking Club. which usually
1111qu tuna Sunday 1111111111. stayed
home ,1IIIIIlIIrIIny. 'l‘iic temptation of 11
football 11111111- 1111111 ion much and they
played iii the Wiuko lot. How ilitii’
Iiralml Weuiuu‘u 1111111111 cannol thoro-
I‘IIIIII he told. A Sunday rest in export
ml to 1111111111 thIm in breaking II rcc-
III‘Ii 1111 the next walking spree.
William K. Dow. of the Crescent
Laundry. was decidedly interested in
the tire horror at at..iehn11bury, Ver-
moni described in Elaturdays Bentl-
nnl. Mr. Dow worked in 81. Johan
bury some ten years ago and was cm-
ploycd by Charles '1’. 11111141111. the
printer. who was one of the persons
killed in the Saturday ili'e.‘ ¥
'l'lIII Missed Nina and Carrie Darvon-
ior and A. 1“. Hathaway Insulated in
tho musical program at the W 11st Ave-
IIIIII Methodist Church yesterday. 1111-
11191 thII direction of N. 8. Ferguson. 111
the evening there was a chorus choir
of about twenty 1111111111 Ai this nor
vice also. Miss “the! illovar rendered
as 11111 Morton: i‘m 11 Pilgrim and 1‘111
11' has been before stated. depends con.
bellied; ‘ '
the 1:331:11 m 1111mm.
co eIeli
.11"
afternoon on the Wicks lot between
Fourth and Fifth streets. As 11 result
the East Norwalk team. the Orioles.
was victorious ever the Westport
team. The Orioles have made excel-
lent matchcaia every attempt this fall
and in consequence a big crowd comes
out to the contests. Yesterday there
were sheet 200 spectators.
East Norwalk had two Hallowc‘en
parties Saturday night. one being comI
posed of big boys and the other one
of small ones. Some of the prankstcrs
were decidedly "fresh" and the acts
they committed were sufficient to get
them in trouble. Their parade was
not minded. but at times some or the
boys should have come under the gaze
of a policeman, which would undoubt-
cd'havo. calmed them down considera-
bly. The costumes were of the usual
grotesque order and some of them
were clever get-ups.
The opinion was expressed this
morning that it will be a week you
tcrday before vehicles will be able to
use the Benedict Farms bridge. all of
which causes quite a bit of dissatisfac-
lion. The c'ontractoi. however. seems
to be putting the job through with an
-ldca of getting it done. The work as
siIiIIrably on the condition of the tide
it being impossible to keep up the job
when the tide is I11. Otto man said this
morning that be had seen the. work In
progress as early as 5: 30 a. m. and by
lantern light.
There appears to be trouble. ahead
for some iiailowo‘on prankstcrs as a
result of an onslaught InuIlc Saturday
nizhl about 8:30 on- tIIII tailoring es-
tablishment of John Kubovlch and also
on Mr. Kiibovich himself. Before it
was over, Mr. Kiibovit‘h tied llito
l.'HoInmodchl Bi‘os‘. store. for pI'olcc.~
tion. Daniel L'Ilonicdioii tlicn address.
ed the gang of followers of Mr. Kuho
vicb. after which they dispersed. The
matter. however, is not to be dropped.
the tailor claiming that in addition to
the mlsdoetl at his place. of business.
he was hit in the bond by an applo.
It appears that the youngsters III a
gang began throwing stones, apples.
etc, into the tailor shop, which Is
located in the l’odclosky building at
the corner of [East Washington and
Fort. streets. Roiuoiistraiiuu failed to
do any good and linbovich started out
to look for a policeman. it was then
that he become 11 target for the boys.
RIIWAYIIIII
The float has been removed from the
Rowayton Yacht Club for the. winter.
Mrs. IllI’Ikson W. t‘oIII has gone to
Brooklyn to \isit with her daughter.
Mrs. Henry IC. Leach.
Jack 'l‘icllout. of New York. is at
his summer home in Cudlipp street. to
remain over election day.
Mrs. Elizabolh Morrison has had a
concrete walk laid in front of her
property III (lndllpp street.
The launch Okay. owned by Charles
KIIIIII. has been laid up at ilbIII'lanIicr's
ship yard to I'ilie winter season.
Rownyiou lloso t‘onipuiiy will give
an All llallowo‘cn Iianco. this evening.
at the club house in liowuytou avenue.
it is with rI-Igroi we see our sum
Inor colony lIIninIg and we bopo to
welcome them all back again noxi
spring.
Ladios‘ Aid Suppoi'. WIIII (Ive. .\i.
II).(‘I1apIII. 2711-. Supper $1.30 to 11‘ p, 111.
.lolIiI 'l‘iebont has dispose Ilof his
launch Frances. and will have 11 new
23-foot laqu'h constructed at the An-
derson Launch Works in Norwalk.
(‘uptaiu Edward H. Smith has plum-1
and specifications our'i'or four hangar
IIm's, which be contemplates III-I-IIliui:
on his property opposite the lilipllst
t‘lIuI'cb.
____.- mm
IIIRIEII lIIIi IIIIIIIIIIIII.
A IIIIw sidewalk has just been IIIIII
in front of tho lliil‘lt‘ir postoiilco.
William ll. tlrI'hard of the Marion
school coilnulitoo was 11 visitor at tho
in; tire funeral of Smith N rthrop. the
Hanforrl Smith and family were in‘
Norwelk yeIterday atteru on attend
1111111 khewn Norwalk fireman. who
died lastweak after a leap tilneu. Mr.
gorillirop was a brother of Mrs.
in ii.
The town hall improvements are
rapidly nearing completion and it is
the sclectinen's hope to have them
finished by the first of the month to.
office can be moved in there early in
the menthol! November.
Ecling at GoI‘hIm's pond at Nero-
ton has been very productive for the
past few days. The pond was drawn
oif recently preparatory to the regular
flooding for the winter harvest of
ice. Catches of cats were remarkable.
101m amounting to 125 in about two
ours.
‘ There was a report around Darien
yesterday that Theodore Austen is
contemplating the erection of a big
new business block in Main street.
Darlen. adjoining his present block
and on the property where the house
now stands that is occupied by Han-
ford Smith and family. The rumor
also included the moving of the house
further up the hill. Mr. Austin. how-
ever. upon being interviewed, stated
that he had not authorized the rcpor;t
and he had no idea why it was stun-1
cd. He is now having a concrete walk
built in front of the property by Con-
tractor ‘Richard Shelton.
Iiiill’lllll
........
The board of selectincn will meet
tomorrow.
lI‘I‘IIIl ll. llattci'son substituted on
Route N031}. Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Wood has accepted a
good position in South Norwalk.
()scur Allen and family have
turned to this village from Dui'ien.
Mrs, Louis l'-l. Mills has returned
from a Hat with Bridgeport friends.
Mr and Mrs. (‘harics lamdcuhui‘g
haVc been cntc rtalulug relatives from ‘
New York city.
All Saints' day was (donated all
“My TIinity church yIIstIIiduy also
at Christ Church.
Mrs. lloruI'I- Mills will entertain
relatives at her home 111 (Truss High
way over Sunday.
\‘l'llltam Hart, who has
Inn III town. has
bomb in Vi'atcrhui'y.
Misses Alice L. Dun and Ella Mc-
Aulcy will spend Sunday at their
homes in Dunbury.
The Iitllihmi and woods on- ihe new
road ill Rosoviiio district have been
partly IIIIIIII'IIIl away.
Mrs. Fl'lllli'l'ri Day
have roiurIIcIl from
friends out of town.
Mrs. Mary I.. t‘rossman has return
IIII home from a week's visit with
friends in Lona island.
Mrs. (lounge (1111 Iiaiu has boon 1|in
lug her son. (loorge Merwln and
family on (lrccndcld Hill.
MI‘. and Mrs. Iicit Mills and little
son have been the guests of Mrs. Wll~ .
liam (luborue in Siopbnoy.
William Sammie and wife of 111111
11111, who have lli‘i'll \isltiug friends in l
re.
Ilt’flll visit
returned to his
and daughter
a visit with
t“oIino_ huvI- l'I‘itlI‘ilt‘il Ilililli‘.
Everyone who attends the tIDnI‘OI
this evening In the old (‘htllollej
church is IIsIIIII‘II Ii ll llIIoIl tIiiIII.
Mrs Michael Scullcy is again sei-
iouslv ill and has bI-I-n Iciiiovod to St.
\ lIIcIIut' a hospital in Bridgeport
.Mi's. t‘II‘uI'I- Kettle. who has been
the guest of Town Clerk and Mm;
iiyait. has l‘t'llll'llt‘ll to New York city.
There will he an interesting service,
at the Congregational Church tomor-
l
1
i
1
I
1
row by Illt‘ pastor, assisted by Mrs.
’I‘iiyioi‘. ;
’l‘bII 11111111: daughter of “1 and
\irx Milton Allen 111 “1111111111111 II is iii
In the \1111111lk hospital suffering with
apI- IIIliI lib
Mia iI'i I'IIl tloilmui.11ho has boon‘
quite III and llilIIIII the care of III. I
iiol11111-.nIIn or Noi".11ulk 1.: now able to
got Ilowniunllu
'II11I (‘l1II‘ (‘IIIII have appointed 11.
cIIuIIIIittIIII to take in blind Illi‘ 111111 1
tor of 1111111‘ truin lii‘l\"iil‘ between,
Wsipoit and Now Yolk.
Attorney flurry Sherwood has been
canvassing the town the past week
tlIIInIIlook s1 iIIIoI yesterday.
MIIs.iIIIIll1\\"IIlIII"'.I1ui) of 'i‘ullnmilici
lilll. who is 111 riously lll. IIIIiIuImI
about the Home. There is no hope for
her recovery.
fluorite Lash 11nd faintly Iiiivo givei 1
up their human-1 residence In Marion
and returned to New lurk for the win-
tor.
After today. the assessors are run
Ipilrcd to add ten per IIIIut.pIIIIIIlt1‘ toI
the lists of property owners who have
nouleciod to 11111111 In their 1111111..
The young people of tho liui'lcu
MIIiboIiIIIt 1..I111rcb had a Iiullowu'on
party Saturday III'IIuIIn: 111 the home of,I
iIiIIlIIIIlumn tiluu'lIIII ll. lI‘Iieh.
Mr. and Mru. ”bane. of
:11'1I11111I, lnI1‘II returned home from
llli‘li‘ lIIuropIInn trip. 'l‘hII1 vliIllI'd
their former homi- IIl (ltd 1111111. Mill-1‘
Ilillil.
ltlliun iIIlIIl I! II i‘111111‘l11- 1111111 to fish
for smell. ’l‘lIcIIII IiIIllI-luuu huh Iqu be-
pining to bite ivIIll 11nd some pond cat-
cites of little follows have been made
there
lihigunc Mayoi. proprietor of the
'i‘ookor House. has been quite ill for
some time. though not confined to his
bed continually. Mr. Mayer 111111 I
stomach aliectiou
.lohu lI‘IIIhIII'ty. of Newton. 111111 sold
to Martin II‘luiteri1.of Newton. 11 1111111
of land liIIIl will enable Martin to
erect 11 born on his prolnisos. With
out tho strip, thorn would not be room.
it has become unite evident. that
uthIu-a of poultry hood to keep a
sharp watch on own property. take
a frequent inventory of stock. and at
the same time be prepared to give a
suitable reception to intruders.
Mrs. John hodcley. who resides in
2111111111111 Mason‘s block. in M11111
PI Import
11 Simon”.
A close interesting and 11111111:
some 11111101111111 was 11111111111 yesterday
I .
1'
street. lisrlen. has blurted 1111 I trip
to her old home 111 Hungary when
trite will visit tor a “M m.~ Beauty
taking the 1111111011 of children from
foui to fourteen y'oais of age
Nelson AIvoiIIi who fell and broke
his hip Monday. has been weaned
from his home 111 (tracing Farms and
taken to the llrlduoport hospital.
Leonard Mackenzie who has been
enjoying II two Wt'i‘iiii vacation with
his parents at Trinity rectory has re-
named his duties 111 New York city.
Mr». llavld (‘rouainau oi l-ltumforil.
for many yearns nrusitlcnt oi Greens
Farms in quite tli Her daughter.
Mrs. William A liulkloy III with her
for 11 few days
Miss liIlIIII Downs. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Downs. gaw- [1
party to hIII tl'lonoa and schoolmates
in 111111111 111' bur ninth birthday tint-
Iirduy 111 the young 1111111111111. |
t‘ouaroioiltonnllsis of ith viliIIuII
will be IIIIpIIIIIIIImIId 111 the annual l‘f‘lll‘
reunion of finngroauiloiull IIIliil‘i'IlI‘li
of Connecticut which will IIIIIIII 111
'I‘orrlirgion NovIIIIIbIIII ii. to. ll. ' 1
Copies of ”iv new (iionnccllcui link
and game 1111111 have been received
at ihn town clerks office and 11.
would by an excellent idea for all
hunters and fishermen to have cop
tee of the 111111111. i
I Beveral of the members of the Au-
duhiin society. of ii'alrilclii. who rcuidiI
in this village. attended the annual
meeting in the Fiilrlteld librnrv 111111
week. (1111111,: Warden Wilbur 11‘
8111101 addressed the inaction.
, .,
Mrs. R. W. Andrimn and family
have returned from their trip abroad.
Mrs. Leonard tit-uncut 111 11 mtfimi of
her kdaughter. Mrs. John iuuipt. New
Yer .
Winslow". S1, Decimals 11111151115...
such air extent that the town clerk’s.
'lf interested you are privilokod II) at
1111111111111 111. 11111 11111111111111.1111. III M
salt street.
returned irom a week's trip through
New York state.
1 Miss May Clark. bookkeeper. at
.Weed & Turner's, has returned from
a week’s vacation.
Mrs. John Sheridan. of Stamford.
[has bought the John Phllllpsic place
in Railroad avenue.
Miss Rosalie Stanley has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
friends in New York.
Mrs. E. W. Finch of Stamford. has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Levi
i8. Weed. P011116 street.
- Mrs. W. B. Wallace. of Spriuadaie,
who has been spending 11 Week with
friends here has returned
I Miss Mabel Marley has returned
to New Haven after spending the
week with Miss Lucy Scoville.
Miss Margaret Davidson to now am-
ployod in the law othcu of Bartram
& Mead, Main street. Stamford.
J. A. Hawkins and family lIaIIe mov~
ed into the Mead houstI I11 Park street
Just vacated by William Litteli.
F L. Comatock has sold to W. A.
,Wliceler the lot on the cor'nei of
Church Street and Green avenue.
.lohn Elliott, of Philadelphia who
has been a guest of his cousin Mrs.
H. B. Hoffen in Railroad avenue has
returned.
lI‘ugenc liIuold continues too make
slight but steady IIIIprmcIueut. and
his friends hope to see him out in a
few necks.
Edward 1. Jones is still nursing a
sever ciy sprained ankle width be got
from ll. fall from a luddoi while work
lag in ('oacob
Paul E. Imutcr formcrh with the
Seaside Gazette Spring Lake N. .I..
I1.- the new assistant at tho Advertis
or printing ofllt‘e.
Miss ivy S. Coinstock is in West
liarwiclt, Mass. (on Cape Codi, touch-
Inn domestic. science at the Sea Pines
school for girls.
' George Id Bliss, who suffered a soc.
ond stroke. of phl‘lilysis at his home
in Richmond Hill two Weill-(Ii any 111
still in a serious condition.
311.1111: Mrs. William Stillman have ‘
Has Announced His Appointment
L. Erwin Jacobs. of New Haven.
grand chancellor of the Knights of
Pythias has announced the deputy
grand chancellora and committees for
the, 111113 year as follows:
.lu iclary 11nd Rtilcaml’. (i. (l. Shor-
mau M., Reach. of Apollo lodge of
Middletown; PI. (3. Henry Roehin of
Mineral Springs lodge of Stafford
Springs P. C. Charles ‘11. Brewer of
Paul Revere. lodge of New Haven.
Appeals and Grievanceswit. (l. C.
Frederick W. Dawless or East lodge
of New iia'ven; P. C. Josiah W. Levy
of John Hay lodge of Hartford; P. C.
Frederick (J. Marggraff of Speedwell
lodge of Waterbury.
Finance and Mileage—P. C. David
Seldo of Washington lodgeI of Hart
ford: P. (l. Willis H. DeWolf of W. L
Morgan lodge of New Britain; P. (l.
Jesse li. Weaver of (level lodge of
Naugaiuck. . .
Credentials and Reporiswl’. ). Jon»
athnn w. Chopin of Sheffield lodge of
New Haven; P. C, Edward S. 'l‘otid
of William Berry lodge of Soothing
ion; 1’. (3. George H. Zuuistag of Jo
sopli llowdall lodge of Bridgeport.
State of the ()I'Iiurwl’. C. Walter W.
Wood of Ezel lodge of New Haven;
l’. t‘. Wilbur Goodrich of it'y lodge ot’
“killingford; P. f". Frederick l..
Whitehead of Ixcelsior lodge of
Stamford.
l‘ythlau llomc».lobn .l. Halley
1' ‘olumbia lodge of Watertown;
ll. llaI‘ of Putnam lodge of l'lethel:
J. F. (lilo of I'luinl‘lhrcy IoIIgo Iii
Seymour; l’IItor lloolcou oi Mitbru
bulge of IiI‘iIlaIIpoI‘t; i'liIII'II‘s A. Van
\t'io ol‘ \\'oodland lodizo (11' llranford:
William i. Fullor of AIIIIII'iIIa loIicII of
New Haven; ll. ll. Stanton 111' Wash
inatou ltifllIi‘ of Hartford, and James
ItIII‘IhIIaIl oi“ I‘I‘IIsceIit bulge of Hart
turd.
l'rintiui: (I. 1‘. I.. I-Zru'in Jacobs 111
(11'
Charles
A special meeting of tho Aiuuscinont
(omniltiec Will Do litlIl 111 the Y. M
51‘. A.lIrlda_1 ovoniur at thlIh time
the subject of basketball will be dis
Iiisscd.
(‘laurlo Roche. 1111- oldest 111111 oi Mr.
Hill] Mrs. Roche, Who has been spend-
Iug IIIII summer at the SlIoI Ipshcad U111
loco tInII,k has poor to “Illii’l conifers
in A\iliialiintiloii
AI'lngI when has been placed in
Stamford atonuc between the pm
portion of II F. (ion and lr'11111: Lock
wood,11l1III1 1\III aliminio thII IIulsI
once of aquIII II \1 ate
II'I‘Iitit Merritt has received 11 corti-
llIIIIiII stimuli by the gill'i‘i‘lllll‘, for perv
i‘I-I-I alienduucn at thI Tahuadni' lIlll
district sI'Ilool .\iu'~‘lci' Irving Is only
M‘Vi‘ll were old, and his 0111' record
111111 IuIIIlII during his sixth your
The I'lnss III goons-try and IIIIIIIIIIIul
cal drawing which t- lII-lug; conducted
in the Young Men 11 I'IulI b1 lluigess
llarold ll Mead. is becoming Iory pop-1
ulsr. Mr Mead 1s 11 Iztstiuatc of Pratt
institute and thoroughly familiar with
his subject. The lessons are free and
tcud.
HOW MUCH
more Ilcalirabio your building can he
qudo for your tonants~by
lIIlIIc'lilc Lighting. Rolls. l‘rivato Tole-
phonos. Annunciaturs. 11o. installed—-
we'll tell you how and furnish till
materials.
This is the Electric Age and reel
Landlord who is up to date gets the
good paying tenants.
1111! Reed 81 Volk Electrical Co.
36 WABHINOTON STREET,
IOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
having .
Sheffield IIIIluI‘I 111' Now lim‘cil. (I. [1?
R S lioIacII 0.1‘ascoi \\'ashluaton
lodge oi lini'ti1111l;!\l of E. William
.\I. l’oilIII III Niilclluua bulge 111“ \‘.'ii
Iiinautlc
Fraternal (“111IIIspIIuIIIIIIIIc l'. (‘
George A. Sturdy of 'l'rmnbull lodge
of New London; l’ t‘. .‘liaulius ll Nor
ion of lithuii loduI- (It llI'IIItII‘l’: l’. 1‘.
William S, Clark of Myrtle loIIgII (It
.‘llIII‘iIIIIII.
’l‘hc appointments for district Ilcp»
my grand IIlqucIIllors for Ibis district
\Icrc aim announc.cd the following
Melvin R.
6010 MEDAL FLOUR
helm. of local interest:
All Coupons
FOR
RED HEAD
SPARK“ PIIIIIS
ARE REDEEMED BY
F. E. Lockwood
81 Company
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly nib-Ii
out gets you a Spark Plug free
of charm.
‘ TELEPHONE c'I'iI'.‘ 71511.3"
,DoLlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
Hui-I‘m.-
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
.811: Food Cooked to .Order
John E. O’Sullivan
1 moisten-
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
'1‘11111 11111111 111111111111 for cleaning
up the premises. 11111111 and the
ili‘fiili 111111111 for the bonds end
the mile for the “Win are good.
but they dead so 1111‘ 111111111111.
You can clean dirt may, but
to make the house. the ham.
stables and fences right they .
should be frelhoned up with
paint.
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psiutlngL-lineeud oil. tar-pm.
brushes and
Atlantic Pure WhltiI Lead
Till noon» ,
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MIII'IIIIIIIIII of Excelsior lodge of Stain-I
lord. doputy of Excelsior lodge of
Stamford, George F. Johnson lodge of
New (‘Iiuunu and Pine lodge of Green
wicli; Nolionlluli CniiIlIIc of Olive
ilrancb lodge of South Noi‘wnlk. dep-
uty of Aspetuck lodge of \‘l'ostport
.Ind ltnucl' I.IIIllI.Iw lodge of Nill‘li‘tllk.
UNREST lN KOBE
MINININ. Nov l——TIIII (‘fll‘lt‘spflllI l
dent of tho Star at Kobe, Japan tolc»
gIapr-Ii that an outbreak in Korea is
Imported following a widespread un
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pIIIfIIellua plans to deal with the
threatened uprising.
111 that furnace of yours and sure
IIIoury. Just as satisfactory as
Coal and much cheaper.
25 Busheis
OF FURNACE SIZE FOR
13. 25 7
DELIVERED. 1
our IT AND as couvmcco.
Connecticut
Phone
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Wail Papers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery.
Glassware. and Houscfur-
dishing Goods. Etc.
English Blue China by the I111. or
piece.
square Willie F it can can on
cleaned quicker and tier. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelve. than the round green
clue JIi‘I.
EquIre White Jars have. the Lilli”
ning 'l‘op.
Window Shadesmude to order.
Paintare' Bounties.
host Mixed Paint. 31.115 gallon.
Valium and Paper Hanging.
'1 WAIHINOTON I‘YHEIT.
COUTH NGRWALK.
'IIIft this city on an
,y'ostoi‘xdny
‘1 901;.
int Noi'walk up to i p.
PEARY DUE IN WASHINGTON.
PORTLAND, Maine. November 1.—-
Commander Robert E. Peary proba-
bly will arrive in Washington today to
appear before the committee appoint:-
1311 by the National Geographic Sooie—
1y, In examine the records and data of
his discovery of the North Pole. ‘He
atteinoon train
but so quietly did he take
his departure that the fact was not.
known Ili‘l‘i‘ until today He will stop
In \i'asliington only a day or two. re-
‘Iuruinc too big. sumer home at Eagle
Island the last of file week.
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;BANK OF ENGLAND GETS GOLD.
LONDON. Nov. l.-—?Tlie Bank of
England secured the 33.500000 gold
available in 1hr.I market today at 778
Iiiil. a decline of a farthlug.
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Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
Freight Propellers will lane
Pier ZS. East River, New York. (foot.
of Dover street). every dalI‘. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. 111. Freight. received
m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith. C. C. Hegemn,
Leuee. General Audi.
, on VID w. 1111711101110.
Funeral Director
, and! limb- Inter.
I19 North Main 9h. loath Nam-lit
. Residence. 0 WIIhlngton‘. It. .
I TelepbonI at office. 386-8.
| Telephone It houII. III.
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