Get Your Drug Wants
‘ Filled at, the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all times. '
/ Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trolley pntronl,
Come in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
The Loyal Workers'unectlng at 5:45
will be led by Henry Cooley. ’i‘hc
juniors will meet at 3 p. in.
Anothernllday session was held by
the ladies of Christ Church, ’l‘burs-
day, at the residence of Mrs. Multart.
Myrtle. street. '
The Sunday School board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
meet Monday evening. This will be
the monthly meeting.
Rev. 1.. F. Reynolds pastor of the Ad-
vent Christian Church is to preach the
sermon at the union Thanksgiving ser-
vice, at South Norwalk, Wednesday
night.
Edward Parks and Charles iicddy
are planning to go to Bridgeport. this
evening anti attend a performance of
Charles Klein‘s great drama, “The
Third Degree." ‘
At, the Advent. Christian Church, the
pastor}; morning subject wiil’be, Suic-
guards of Life. in the evening he will
give the filth lecture in the series The
Drama of Human i-iistory.
Mrs. George E. 'l‘bompson, of Edlic
avenue, wife of Stun-rinioudont ’i‘bomp
son. or the least Not-walk schools, bur-
ried to New i-iurti’ord yesterday upon
the receipt of word that her father
was critically ill.
.l. C. Press has recently moved to
Fort street, East, Norwalk. Mr. Press.
who is very much interested in com
nnuilcs and has given the subject
much careful study, is planning to
build a glider for experimental work.
The pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies, will
ofllciate both morning and evening to-
morrow at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. The theme in the morning will
he “in Everything Give Thanks." anti
in the evening "The Higher Socinl~
ism."
’So far as is ascertained by iulhiiry
no betting on the Yale-Harvard
football game can be found at this end
oi' the town. The sentiment is natur-
ally in favor of the Yale team, though
it b.- not, expected that Yiilt.‘ will have
a walk over.
The perennial repairs to the Wash-
ington street bridge extended ,vcslcr
day to the South Norwalk approach to
the draw. (July two or three planks
were put in place of old ones but sill
llt'lt‘lll to keep up the bridge‘s rcputu
tion for continuous repairs.
l’ersouai Liberty or Rum and ltuin
will be the subject of the linrucu (‘Inss
tomorrow, and the great essential dii'~
t‘orcncc bctwccu the law of the gospel,
and all other laws enacted by man tor
the welfare or men. All young men are
invited to ltllt‘lltl these meetings.
Miss licrihn (look, a talented mezzo»
soprano who tilts recently formed a
class tor the slutty of vocal music in
The Norwnlks. will sing tomorrow
morning at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal (‘hurclL Miss t‘ook poscss-
on u iltn~ voice and it is a pleasure to
lictll‘ her.
The oillclnl \vcathcr prophet dcclur
cd this morning that weather coudi
lions will be ilnc tomorrow for the
Walking t‘lul) to get into their stride.
Where the club will go tomorrow has
not been decided lull it ill suggested
that they take a little jaunt over in
Bridgeport und bnckma tut-re irliic.
only thirty miles or so.
A young man interested in thcitrl-
oli- football ‘tcnm declared this morn-
ing that no ctfort will be made tomor-
row to play a game in view or the ugl-
,er about k ,
* a. M ’ioiil in the from
mt- gold or com in: awe
. tattoo"
a;
‘r'smedicinacl built” .3
against the wmutiny sttdrndon games.
There had been some talk or going to
Westoprt but this has apparently been
abandoned and the Orioles will concen~
trate their every effort on the Thanks-
giving day game with the Tigers, of
. Norwalk, at Amusement Park.
H. W. Chambers. tho druggtst and
formerly proprietor of the Bridge, Phar-
macy, who, together with his wife and
daughter, went to settle in Didsbury.
in the Province of Alblrta, Canada, is
doing a fine business out there. having
purchased a drug store, and while
when he went there the. population was
about three hundred, it has since tre-
bled, and be has trebled with it. in a
financial way and he owns several
building lots among other property,
and is now one of the, leading man of
the place both in church and state.
Dr. 11‘. B. Baker's handy little launch
has been taken out of commission tor
the season. This morning the boat
was dragged overland to Dr. Baker’s
yard which Will be its winter quar-
ters. ’l‘bls launch figured in an inter-
eating incident last, summer. for it was
while out. in that, that Dr. Baker and
George tiultridge discerned at an ear-
ly hour in the morning, while on a lob
storing expedition, a peculiar object
in the sky. its exact nature has never
been positively settled but it was sup-
posed at the time to be some myster-
ious airship.
The winter home of the yacht Eis-
ket owned by George R. Van .-\lsiyne
is not, entirely without class, it will be
admitted. Captain Jesse Ayers has
started to build a complete {died about
the Etskot and she will be securely
protected from the ravages of the win-
ter storms. This covering will also be
very handy in connection with the
new work on the Elskct. Monday
Captain Ayers wil begin work on the
new bowot' the host. This will give
her an additional length of six feet.
The new how will be of the straight
modern type, instead of rutuwny l'titill'
loll.
Miss .lcunie Village. the youngest
daughter of John Village, a well-to do
do business man of Birmingham, ling.
land, and a younger brother to Thomas
Village, the famous musician and Vio»
lin maker, was (me of the cabin pass
engers on the (luuurd stouuwr Fur-
mlna, on her last trip from l.l\'cl‘|itmi
to New York, and who came by her
scli’. is making her home with her on
cle and aunt, M r. aur Mrs. Thomas V“
logo. of Scavicw avenue and Fort
street, and so far is delighted with
East Norwalk. with its quietness and
picturesque scenery, as compared with
the hustle and bustle of her native
city, which ranks next to London in
bnportmice in England. Miss Village
is a typical Warwicksbirc hiss, with
rosy checks, or u shapely llgurc, full of
vivacity and able to walk eight miles
a day without fatigue. She will yiukc
a very prolonged stay in thc l-uitrd
States, and while experiencing four
days of rent soasickncos on account oi
the stormy passage of the Carmina bo-
ilcvcs she is all the better for th. ,ionr‘
ucy across the Atlantic
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison. who has
been visiting in Englcwood and New
York, returned to llcl‘ home in i‘udlipp
street. this afternoon.
Sellcck .-\. Wutcrlmry. the former ru-
ral lllilll carrier, who last enjoyed a
vacation of several days in New York.
attended the reunion of his old resi-
mcnt, the l<‘il‘i_\'>nc\'cnlli New Yolk
Volunteers. which just i‘orty-t-igiit
years ago this Week marched to the
front and fought several months for
the preservation of the Union.
Nbiji: ..
'l‘hc lcgul voters ol' the llownyton
School District are hereby notlllcd and
1warned that a special school location
will be held in the schoolhouse on Sat-
urdny evening. November :50. littlii. at
.‘y‘ o‘clock. to consider the advisability
of installimz running water in the
schoolhouse; also to provide an tutt-
lct for waste; and. it“ so voted, to
make necessary appropriation to pay
for sainc.
tinted, November Ill, litttii.
osmotic W. STEVENS.
District Committee.
Ldl M t l
l 611 .a till] 6 .
Why don't you pay cash for your Groceries and save one. two
or three cents a pound or package on almost everything you buy? .
Give us your Thanksgiving order and get good: that are guar»
anteed at lowest possible prices.
l'uro hard. pcr lb. ................16o
licst ’i‘ult llulier, not it). . ......... 35c
Large Bound Cranberries, per qt. ..10c
liest Mixed Nuts. new. per lb. ....ttic
lirazil Nuts. new, 2 lbs. ..........250
l’ccnns. new. per lb. .. ........... 18c
Almonds. paper shall, now. pcr lb..25c
English Walnuts, new. per lb.....iac
Ntlliii t-lnch Mince Meat. 3 pkga....250
ltoaton Marrow Squash, per lb. 20:
heat 'l‘nblc Raisins. pcr lb. ....... 25c
Dudley's Pumpkin. can .......... 14c
(looti iritntcst Pumpkin, can ...... 10o
llet-tt ntsiua, pkg. ‘. .............. 100
Hart tatrrnuts, pkg. ............. 10::
Fine (irau. Sugar. iii lbs. ...... 41.00
Yellow 'l‘urnlps, pock ............ 20¢
itcd or Yellow Onions. qt. 60
[test i'otatocs, peck ............250
Al Flour. hag ............ . ...... 86c
Oranges. Apples. Figs. Bananas. Marachino Cherries, Ribbon
Candy. Chocolate Creams, bulk Mince Meat. Poultry Seasoning, Cel-
ery, Pickles. Olives, Etta, Etc.
. E. Mead & Co.
was andr'iiysaua slalom: on 99:; namirnoswanx
.l
which has lately sprunz up.
3i:‘ * Mi
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‘ ’ Preteen» uah'minclna aim in Da-
rien has (lone ext-optionally good work
ndavili _ ortiy give an exhibition of
't a advu eruent made. To that and
the operutta “Pauline" is now b‘elux
practiced and will be given very soon
at. the town hall. .
The case against Alexander ilelkle
charged with using abusive language
on Mrs. Funnier, oi‘Norotou, did not
come to trial after all. A uolle was
entered by .iustme William it. Will-
inott. .lr., upon lielkie's agreeing to
. pay the costs or the case, which total-
'ed ”3.69.
The Rev. George Benton ‘Smith will
preach at the Methodist Church Hun-
day morning on the subject, "The [to-
niance or the Frontier." In the evening
there will be spcclnh Thanksgiving:
music and the pastor villi take as his
subject. “The Vision of the Pilgrim
Fathers." The choir will rehearse at
5 p. in. Young peoples meeting at 5:45.
A welcome awaits all who come
Another pcddler of liquor in Darien
has got himself livtroublc because it
was claimed he was selling without a
license good for this town. This time
as was the cube lat-it time, the man is
from Standard. Vito Vacation. The
man was apprehended with a wagon
containing the goods, near the liecker
place. The liquor was seized. as was
also Vacaaco. by Constable John
Finch. Vacanco will be given a trial
before Justice William ll. Willinott.
.lr.. Monday or 'l‘nestlny evening.
The social dance of Lincoln Council,
Junior 0. ii. A. M.. Thursday evening
at the lodge hall in the Schllcbting
building was a very enjoyable event
and was successful in every particular.
The dancing continued until a late
hour, music lli‘llig tarnished by Shep
pard's orchestra. The committee of
arrangements from the lodge luciudcd
Ernest t..‘rot'ut, (let‘n'ge Woundy and
Herman Pack. The Council is making
line progress and expects to add many
more members duringr the winter.
Eagle ilook and ladder and Engine
(‘t’uupnny is preparing to have the roof
of its headquartws in Main street, lhi»
rien, extensively repaired next Week.
The company has llt‘t'll long hoping to
get a ncw firehouse but the prospects
for this cmnlug about at an early date
docs not sci-m so bright its a while aao
when it,looio-d tor n time as if the
building would he sold. The com
pany‘s ncxt meeting will bc held on
the first Monday night in December
and the annual lilt‘l'illtg the first Mon
day night in Minuary.
Mrs, Louie title. 428 Gallon SL, Dan
ville, ilt., writes, October lsi: “Foley‘s
Kidney l’ills started me on the road to
health. l was treated by {our doctors
and took other kidney remedies, but
ircw else. and was unable to do any
housework. am! the doctor told me i '
only could live from two to six
months. i am now so much better
that i do all of my own work. and I
shall be very glad to tell any one
aflllctcd with kidney or bladder iron
hi» the good rcsults i received from
takim: l-‘olcy‘n Kidney Pills." Coin
mence today and be well. Do not risk
having llright’s Disease or Diabetes.
llridgc Pharmacy and l“. H. liar
lt't‘. "
in Norwnik. last week, there were
eleven sales of real estate, and lnort
gazes recorded or 8334.600. For the
second week in November, last year.
there \\'t"l‘c twcmylhrcc transfers oi
property and mortguncs of 36,200.
We Repair Roofs
6SEAV1EW AVENUE
EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 43-4.
Tickets South For Sale
ViA CLYDE LINE. SAVANNAH
LiNE AND OLD DOMIN-
lON 8. 8. CO.
J. M. LAYTON 81 CO
(lNCORPORATED)
insurance and Real
Estate Agents
is it on the
House? ,
A Good ’
Tin Roof
No better investment can he made
and I guarantee the best of stock amt
workmanship. Bend for
that will tell the rest of the story.
Home R. Nash ‘
virtuous: 401. l
NORTH MM" AND WEST “MEET!
ACOUTH NORWALKi ¢°NN. i
estimates
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There will be a number of occdsions this Fall which will den
mand the wearing of warm clothes and exceptionally smart
clothes.
Jlil’“ lwl‘n‘n'flti‘fuufiu
There will be times when Young Men will feel. it very essen-
tial to be correctly and becomingly dressed.
If you are to give
these occasions the vigorous support which they must have, if
they are to be a success, you must necessarily wear garments
which will advance your enthusiasm. The most essential feature
to the perfect support of your fellows is to have that confidence
in yourself, which correctly ‘styled and
clothes assume.
“Benjamin Clothes” are made in New York by Alfred Benin-""9.
exquisitely finished
. I.
min & Co. In cleverness they excel anything you have ever see
——in price they are moderate.
l Suits,
.10
$18.00 to $25.00
Overcoats, $18.00 to $30.00
EPH DAVI
r
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER. FURNISHER, TRUNKS AND
' LEATHER GOODS
85 WASHINGTON ST,
l’rol. li‘runcia ll. 'l‘icrnnn. or tlqu’nui‘. Tiernau'a win-k
Yul-- Music School. who is dlrectll’ii‘.‘ also o!
the chorus of the Sunday leNtiug iu-i
stitutc. in doing unusually llltc work.
with the volunteer
uhowinx
chorus. and is,
how much talent can but
ill‘OliKlll out of such a body of singers.
.‘ I I ' r ' f"
Mr. Merchant to have an lvi.li‘.("l'lttt3
sum for your store and show win»
down. We make them. all since. and
they BELL run doons: ‘
Try a smell sign tor a startermthdi
increase in your business will cause
you to order turner ones.
The Reed iii Voiit peanut no...
u wuumdrou “an". uncommon.
sou-m Norma“, momma Motivation. eons.
‘I'IL. M. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
at the organ is
a. very high (nullity.
(1,,
t . r
A Timely Subject
For All House-anera
'rtn- ll the amp for at '
up the premium. noon and a
scrub bruan tor the house not
the mini tor the town are good
but they dont' no tu- ehouxh.
You can clean dirt any. but
to make the. lion-e. the barn].
stables and fences film the! ’
should be ire-honed up with
:aint.
We have everythlnn (or. the
palmtop-tinned oil, turns.
brushes uni
Atlantic Me White Lead
To: Mucus
DUTCH 'IOY PMNTIR Isaac
We on. guarantee thin White ,
land's purity.
Gee an about your painting.
E E .GORHAM
SOUTH N ORWALK
A. We..- w-st.wmw
warmers
M
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Hometurnishtng Goods‘
imported little English China by the
single piece or act. Warranted not
it) i‘l‘filt‘.
Columbia Gm ties
indestructible Cylinder Records. 36c
it‘ll all cylinder machines. Doubh
Disc. Records. mush: two tildes. lilo.
Window Shades Made to Orde.
Aluminum Ware
Will last it Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans. Doubli-
Boilers, Frying Pans, etc.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. Decker
a? WAIHINGTDN STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL W”.
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Definition of Chiropractic _
Chiropractic in no man. or no
can» or the alum and the In at u-
luatln; the some. Diem“ m on“
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerve: and pain in
later life in the different organs Mid
linibl.
Chiropractors remove the could of
this disease and pain. and inlaid ‘
I‘t‘lllOl't‘d through harmonllinc the sin -
liege systems InR our body.
.‘crvouanou. climatic m '
sis, Hyatt, Kidney and Fuchsia Di:—
enscs are driven Mikhail situation: also
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'r. matters. on. ‘
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