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Get Your. Drug Wants
Filled at the.
B rid g’ e Pharmacy
Prompt and oinci‘alt aervica at
all timel.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trolley patronl.
Come in and wait. for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
Dr. and Mrs, Herbert WiiTAyorsaro
expected in town to spend ’l‘bau'ksglv-
liig with relatives.
Miss Elma Howard. of Stamford. was
a guest yesterday of her brother .lolm
Howard, of Van Zantlt street.
The. Lighthouse Mission on tho
Washington street bridge is continu-
ing its meetings on the bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frod Pearce and young
daughter, of New York, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pearce, of
Cove avenue.
E. K. White may have no fear of
storm intorfcring with the construc-
tion of the barn at. the rod r of his home
in Van Zandt street. The. structure is
now entirely enclosed.
Captain and Mrs. Richard B. Rt‘tifli'.
of (love avcnno, have gono to Locust
Valley, Long Island. where they are
the guests of Captain Roddy's sisters.
the Misses C. 1.. and C. J. Roddv.
The early indications point to a
In East Norwalk this week. Thero‘
largo number of Thanksgiving quests
from relatives who in sumo crises have
not been here in a year and even a
longer time.
The Young Men's Association of the
East avenue Methodist Church will
hold a regular meeting this evening
at their gymnasium under the East Av-
ouuo Church. There will be athletic
instruction under Director Brown.
Constable .l. J. Goodwin came over
to East Norwalk as usual Saturday
night for the late hours but did not
find this time that his services were
very much in demand. So far as is as»
cortalnod there was not a disturbance
of any kind.
The East Norwalk stores havo not
mum to any formal agreement regard-
ing the closing on 'i‘hanksulviuu any
but it is expected that the usual rule
will prevail. Most of tho grocery
storos will be closed all day, tho prov
printer of Otto states.
A special ’l‘hanksgivinu iiay nor»
rice is anntmncod for Thursday morn-
lllg from 7 to H o‘clock at the East Av
olmo Miiilltldlb‘ii'Clllll‘Cll. 'i‘ho pastor.
Rev. W. \‘i'. (lilllos will he in t'litii'uc.
(iwing to this service and tho holiday.
ihoro will he no regular weekly pray-
cr service in the. evening .
Mr. and Mrs. Mayor .losom. tho bride
and uroulll, who waro married last
Wool; in Now York, came to South Nor-
walk Saturday nigbtr’and this morning
Mr. .iosotu returned to his duties at
the stort- of M, .ioscm and Sons on the
Washington stroot bridge. The bride
and groom wil shortly go to houso
keeping in Fort sttoet.
M
’i‘bo' young trappors arc in high glee
over the prices they are receiving this
year. Only a few yours ago lit) and 00
coats was considered a good price for
n skunk's poit, where as Saturday the
price jumped from $2.75 to $3.00. EVun
a No 2 skunk is now worth $200.
Muskrat skins ftn‘merly ln‘ought flit
teen cents apiece but are now worth
thirty. Furs all along the. line brim:
higher prices. This morning Robert
1!. Gregory, who collects furs from the
Listen a
you" man about «in.
York this morning ioadod down with a
supply which he intends to dispose of.
'l‘horo will-be a special dance at the
Country Club Thanks iving eve. 0rd~
inarily the last car. it front the club
“nights leaves at 11:12 but special ar-
rangements have been mado for a car
an hour Inter than usual. it is export-
ed that a large number of the mom-
bors of the club will avail themselves
of this opportunity for a pleasant ov-
oniug at the club.
Captain Charles D. Tobey, the well
known oystormun, was severely lnjuo
ed by a fall at the Standard Oyster
loutpany )laut. where he has been
working ol late. Saturday. Sovoral of
Captain 'l‘oboy's ribs are feared to
have been cracked and this morning
he won laid up at his home in Van
Zaludt street from the effects of the
in l.
Reports are coming in of the very
good 'coon hunting possible in the vi-
cinity of the Bradley axo factory in
Weston. A party of sportsmen are
planning to tnko a trip up there
’l‘hanksglng ovo, It is roportcd that
tho almndanco of “coon near the axo
factory is due largely to the fact that
the young men in the vicinity have
no good ‘coon dogs.
The ducks appear to be quito plouii~
i'ul just. now along the meadows. Ono
East Norwalk man. it is stated. want
out a morning last Week and returned
with fourtoen or fiftedu. Of course
this man and his family could not out
so many ducks as this but if every
duck shooter went out and butchered
them in soon wholesale fashion the
supply would soon give out.
The trappcrs for masks rats, skunks
and/several other fur bearing animals
havo had a good rail. Some of the trap-
pors sell the pets to local junk deal
era, some of them make their own
deals with New York or it’hlladolphla
wholesale concerns and some others
soil to a junk than who acts as agent
and when he gets a big supply touoth
or takes them to New York.
if anyone imagines it is fun to work
at. the oystor business in cold weather
he should have boon with the small
boats oft llridgoptwt during: the past
few mornings, The actual work has
boon small howoror, this week, .22: ac
count of the unfavorable muds. The
local monat work will spend Sunday at
home. For convenience they leave
their boats at flridgeporh making the
flip between the two places by trains.
Solioek Andrews the young experi-
tnentor in aerial navigation, has not
bitioas plans mapped out for the. com
ing aviator. Mr. Andrew's has hereto-
fore practiced entirely with a biplane
glider but now he will branch out anti
has planned to develop his glider into
a real aeroplane. To accomplish this.
he proposes to add three feet to each
ond_ increaso tho distance botwecn the
planes and install a thirty llt'n‘scptn\'>
or Curtis aerial motor.
John Sherman iioyt. the wealthy
itowu‘yton resident, is planning a burn-
bor 0f lmprm-omonts to his kuorktr
boat. which was rocontly hauled out
at tho Ayers shipyard in Soaviow uv~
cnuo. The boat will have u now but
lingony stern, several of her undco
planking removed and now ones subs-
titutod. The boat was made an auxil»
iary at ono limo but with unsutisfuo-
tory results and tho spaces cut away
for the abutting ami wheel will he illit
ed in again.
Tom Shea, or .iohn it. firiiliu's plumb
lllg shop. had quite a lengthy export
once with a skunk ut t'runbury yostor
tiny. in tho morning, Tom and some
i‘riouds discovered tho animal and ran
him into a hold. Do their host thoy
could not not him out but they cut off
his tail in tho effort, accidentally. Hit
or tho skunk made. his escape and
wont Into another hole. llcro his fol
lowers tried to smoke him out and this
failing, thoy sot a big ‘bOx trap, This
morning he. was in tho trap.
Someone oridontly slipped a can on
that Sunday afternoon umno of tho Ori-
olo team. it was stated Saturday tllit
thorn would be no name yesterday but
tho lttonihcrs of tho team and some
hnndrod journeyed over the town line
into Woatport and forthwith thorn was
Minute 2
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 goat;
anteed at lowest possible prices.
l’lll‘n Lard. per ih. ...............16c
host 'l‘ub Butter, par lb. ..........35c
Largo Sound Cranberries, per qt. ..10c
licnt Mixed Nuts, new.“ por it). ....160
Brazil Nata. new, I lbs. ..........25c
Pecans, new. par lb. .....1Bc
Almonds. papal“ shall. now. per lb..25c
English Walnuts, ‘new, per ib.....1ao
Nono Such Mince Meat. 3 pksa....25c
iloston Marrow Squash. per lb. 2c
.....
Best 'l‘ablc Raisins. per lb. .......250
Dudley's Pumpkin. can ..........i‘ia
(loud iionost Pumpkin. can ......‘lOe
Beat Raisins. pint. ...............10c
ilsat Currants. pkg. ..........100
Fine (iron. Sugar. 10 lbp. ........i.00
Yellow Turnipa, peck ........20c
lied or Yellow ilnloua, qt. ...... 50
float Potatoes. peck ............26c
Al Flour. hag ....... ............Bbo
m.
Oranges. Apples. Figa. Bananas, Marachino Cherries. Ribbon
Candy. Chocolate (trauma, bulk Mince Meat. Poultry Scanning, Cel~
cry. Picklu. Olives. Eton, Etc.
E. Mead 8:700.
mammalian moat... Imam»:
. tho Orioles and a team known aa tho
bout to Now i
Withdraw
Wampum. Tho East Norwalk yoaal
mob ware victorious by the score of
a to it, in a same which was hard
fought throughout. This contest pmv.
ed a warmer up to the Orioles for the
name Thanksgiving Day with Tigers.
in South Norwalit.
A horse owned by John F. Griffin.
the plumber, was very painfully injur-
ed Saturday while crossing the Wash-
ington street bridge. in passing the
section where the continual perform-
ance repairs were in progress, at the
South Norwalk entrance, tho ho’rso
stepped on a nail that had supposedly
boon pulled out of the. old planking.
it tattered the loft hind bout of the
animal and broke off. Mr. Griffin had
a claw hammer and pulled out a sec-
tion of tho nail but the horse had to be
taken to a blacksmith shop to got the
rest out, it was found that the nail had
penetrated into the flesh an inch and
one-half. 'i‘ho wound it been care—
fully treated oVer since u the. hope of
prcvonting permanent lameness or
lockiaw. Mr. Griffin is of the. opinion
that oxtromc care. should be taken in
disposing of chi ril‘ity balls that am
pulled out of tho bridge.
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There will be a meeting of tho
l.adios' Auxiliary of tho Rowayton
iiost- (knminny. No. l. at the How
Houso tonight. All the ladies aro re-
tplosit-d to be present.
The. Reliance Social Club will hold
a business [booting at their rooms.
chnesdny afternoon at 3:00 o’clock.
Reports of tho fair will he received
and routine business will be cons ll"
i‘il.
H. i.. Rowland or h‘ortysocond
street. has had three olcctt‘ic street
lights installed between McKinley
stroot and (inurkott avenue. which will
give good service on that thorough-
fare. ’i‘bo lights have been contribut-
cd by the residents of that part of the
town.
William Pluknoy. of itownyton are
one. rocoivcd a mossnuo this inoruinu.
announcing the death of his hrntlwr
Frank in Brooklyn. The tlocensetl had
been a sltlieror from appendicitis. and
had boon ill for some limo, and passed
away this morning at 3 o'clock lie
is survived by a widow and min child.
The itownyton flro companies Woro
called out last croninz. on account of
a grass fire near the Benjamin St.
John estate. just north of tho railroad
station proporly. 'l‘hc flames were put
out without much trouble. and before
the arrival of the firemen. The fire
started in the gutter alongside the
road and tho ioavos burned merrily for
a time.
The Stovons ()ystor Company begun
work Saturday on the now industry of
opening oysters in this place, The
t‘nptaln .lohu illitmimodlou building in
ltownyton avenue is occupied itunpor‘
urilly until tho property rocnntly ac-
nnired from A. Solmans is made ready.
Nine mun woro engaged Saturday op-
cning tho bivalves and it is oxpoototi
othcrs will be put to work this Woolf
The fair of Relianco Hook and bad-
der (‘ompany ('lililo in u very success-
ful oloso. Saturday ovonlniz. Thorn
was a large nltcndnncc. and about
ovorythinu was disposed of. The ur-
itclos remaining unsold woro auction
od off by .lohn ll. Cantos, The pig
wont to Mrs. it}, i.. Raymond. Jrn. rux.
Mrs, H. l.. Rowland; set of tiliilil'hl.
William ll. liubboil: barrol of flour.
Elbiri Woodward: irons. Mrs. John
i‘lnndor; ton of coal, C. it. firings. .ir.;
3:30 gold ploco, Mrs. W, i. Stevens:
load of wood, Percy ii, Shorron.
ilunclnu was onioyod.
'l‘hcro was a bumlnr scare in Row-
ayton. onrly Sunday morning. but both-
ing was secured and it seems to be the
npinion now that the would he burto
ltIr was intoxicated and had lost his
way. About 1 o'clock a knock ontno
on the door of (‘aptuin William l,
Storons' residence. shortly after the
family had rcturnod from attondtnu
the fair of Reliance Hook and l.tnldor
('ompnny. A man was Hooii outside
the door and was asked what he want-
ed. ilo made no reply and was told
to got away. This he refused to do. at
the snme time making an effort to
open tho door. (it-urge l3. McKay thou
flrod a revolver off. but this failod to
scare tho follow, and thou Mr. Mo
Kay opcnotl the door." and gave the
man a couplo of punches. which an
poarod to be what ho wanted. for he
thou dcpnrtcd without furthor trouble.
um ilill illitiilil
There were top sales of root ontnto
in Marion. last wook. us against throo
in tho second week in Novgnber.
i003. Tho mortuauea amouaiatl to
312.750. as against 32.440 a year nun.
The property changes vvcro as fol-
lows: Patrick Fain-y in liouiandb
Puncher. firootiu'oml stroot: .lohn it‘ln-
horty to M. .i. it‘lnhorty: Mary Mul~
queen ox at al to (l. W. Mao. Jr.. Hlab~
way: ilcniamin Hoilnok estate to W.
H. Arthur. Highway; .l. ii. Bullock. to
look estate to W. ii. Arthur. Highway;
Andrew Stark. administrator. to Van
licnsolnor i‘ooloy. l’tnllrond avenue;
W. ii. Tallmadvo to F'. ii. Chaddcrtnn.
Highway; 8. i‘. Thompson guardian.
to Mary in. Thompson. l-loimos avot
nun; 'i‘okonckc Corporation to 1'), S.
lilsphum, 'l‘okenokc.
WESlPlllll
A now steam boating plant has been
Installed at the Conventional par-
sotumo.
Delegates from our Vllinuo lm»
provomont moiety are in attoadatico
this week at'tha Btata Federation.
The tit-bloat mansion at Combo
Mat is cloud for tho winter. The
anally are not at their New York
onto.
a». to» if. Carroll.
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There will be a number of occasions this Fall which will die- -
mand the wearing of warm clothes and exceptionally smart "
clothes.
There will be times when Young Men will feel it very essen-
tial to be correctly and becomingly dressed. ‘
these occasionsthe vigorous support which they must have, if .
they are to be a success, you must necessarily wear garments
If you are to gIVe
which will advance your enthusiasm. The most essential teatime
to the perfect support of your fellows is to have that confidence
in yourself which correctly styled and exquisitely finished
clothes, assure.
“Benjamin Clothes” are made in New York by Alfred Benin?
min 8. Co. In cleverness they excel anything you have ever seen
win price they
. Suits,
are moderate.
$18.00 to $25.00
Overcoats. $18.00 to $80.00
JOSEPH ' DAVIS ‘
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, BATTER. FURNISHER. TRUNKS AND
LEATHER GOODS . .L
85 WASHINGTON ST.,
by a merchant of that plat-c for 010...»
000 dama’itoa, the result of a sermon
deiivorad by the priest at the church a
few weeks ago.
. Before lllc work of mnondmnlltnu
ltivorsldo avcuuo in couunentuul, it will
ho accessory to call a town iuootlnu
to discuss tho subject.
awn» ..c_.
\Vhflp in tho Siliiili illlii Wifltl'l‘. “H
l.. Williams, It). ’1‘. liedinrd'n burst
trainer will try to purchano uotno
more high bred stock, which will bo
ybrouuht to Wyufromore farm in tho
W. ii. Arthur. lilahwny: Amelia Soi- spring.
W-
'i‘ho Man’s Civic club has appolniod
a committee to take in band tho tnat‘
[tor of a suitable playground in tho
center. where baseball, football. cits.
can be played. Buvora’l sites are out
tier consideration. but nothing tlofinltu
has yal been done. i
.—
Tho open meeting of the
a...
Mon'n
ICivic club. which took place in tht
litiwn ball Tuesday evening. was welt
nttondod. George l.. Robinson of Nana
York city was present and fully ext
piainoti tho advisability of a umdevul
nowa‘o system for our villauvv. Mann
important quantum wore asked the
stwaker who ihoronahiy oxplniuatl
them. .
M
Mrs. Sarah “crowd. widow of the
laiv- alias ii. shorwood of (imam
Fauna. and tall mm» at tin- hours
at a relative ta limbo-ma. when
”do but boat- tar
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tho 'irocna b‘nrius cemetery. itev. t‘..
it. Strnyor conducted tho aorvicoa.
t!
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A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
'I'hia in the aeaaoa for alumna
up the promises. Soap and the
not-uh brain for the hon" and
the .aite for tho lawn an .
but they tiont’ to far anon .
You can clean dirt away. but
to matte the house, the ham
atabl and fence- riaht they
“fit: ha fro-boned up with
‘1 a
' We have everything for tho
paintinmiauati oil. tum.
bruahal and
Atlantic Pure White load
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DUTGN IOV IMNTII IIAND
l510‘...“Inflamm- thin Whit.
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la. an about your pal-tin.
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L. H. Decker
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SOUTH NORWALK
W‘all Papers
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
liousefurnishing Goods
imported illuo English China by tho
ninulo plot-o or not. Warruuted not
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