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Miss Ora Brundage is spending a
few days with her aunt in Pleasant
street.
Miss Marcia i... Hendrick attended
the annual meeting of the Women’s
Auxiliary held in" New : London on
. Wednesday, as a delegate from Trinity
Church.
Miss Louise Hanson is to be the lead»
er of the Myal Workera' Society meet
ing Sunday evening at the Advent
Christian Church. The subject will be
"The Danger in indulgence "
The Pastime orchestra, of East Nor~
walk has been secured to furnish mu~
sic in connection with the marriage of
a young couple at the Beth lsraei Syn~
agogue in South Norwalk Sundtly ev-
suing.
The New Haven wrecker went down
the line all aiiylng this morning. Where
it was bound for did not develop at the
time but its presence usually denotes
trouble of a more or less serious na-
ture at some point.
Owing to the pressure of other bu's'i-
ness Charles H. Alsthorpe has post-
poned the construction of the con-
templated addition to his shop in Sea
view avenue. The pile foundation is
already for the structure.
Captain George W. Bell, manager of
the Benedict Farms Hefner establish-
ment it a little under the weather
these days. Captain Belt, with his
usual grit, insists in staying on the
job until his usual good health re-
turns.
Captain Louis Haistead. of the Ecol
Norwalk Fire Police, llfls made elab-
orate preparation for the entertain-
ment of his fellow members of the
coumany tomorrow evening in honor
of his recent marriage. One of the
features will be a fine supper.
Scilcck Andrews, the young experi-
menter in aeronautics, expects to try
his Iii-plane glider at a new point Sun-
day. Mr. Andrews has been practicing
on Marvin‘s Ridge, but believing a hill
near the Vanderhoef place in Norwalk
provides better facilities, he will go
there.
Thomas Village. the musical instru-
ment expert. is working wonders with
three violins, which he recently secur-
ed in New York. These instruments
were the property of a big musical
house, which turned them over to Mr.
Villugo because they had been doin-
aged.
Most of the natural growth oyster
men who are still working at Bridge
port. arc expected homo this crou-
lnu, to spend Sunday. The men run»
ly stay over Saturday. This week, so
for its the coldness of the Weather
for working is concerned. has not been
ii scrcre one on them.
No matter how many repairs are
made to the Washington street bridge.
in llllllll his uni“
Hill this it] in
F. H. Baxter. the ,Popular Druggis
Has a'Spccial )i‘.‘ o' idea.
to Any Woman Who Wish-
Hcr Belt
You can buvo a clear complexion.
may checks. full red lips and sparkling
rycu. if you will agree to take three
Margo tablets a day for a short time
li‘. H. ilnxter will guarantee this and
offer to pay back the price of the tab-
lctu if they lull.
last on. mum than fooling away,
money on beauty doctors. massage and
all such local treatmentl. especially
when nearly all skin troublcs come
‘ up the situation when they say: "We
. like Blast Norwallt vary much but it
.hmiiili‘l. ”iii iiiiii’.
A well-known first Now lit document
stated today that many visitors sum
‘must be very dinxroeableto
that bridge every day."
The trolleymen are all loaded down
with tickets other than trolley tick»
eta these days. The tickets referred
to are for the big benefit the trolley.
men's union has arranged for Tues-
day evening, November 80th, at Mu-
sic Hall. South Norwalk. All of the
men's friends along the line are re-
membering them handsomely in the
way of absorbing the ticket supply.
East Norwaik will send a delegation
up to the Yale-Princeton football
game in New Haven tomorrow, but not
as large a one as would have been the
case had it been poucihle to procure
more tickets. The latter have decid-
edly scarce this year. Requests have
been turned down right and left but
it is claimed that the speculators have
a big supply as usual. One man is
said to have thirty tickets which he is
endeavorlng to dispose of at $10 apiece.
The procuring or the tickets by the
speculators is the some big mystery
as in former years.
it is expected that the Board of
Health of the City of South Norwalk
will announce in a day or two whether
they propose to accede to the request
of Andrew Radel for a public hearing
on the, question of whether the shell
pile on the Washington street bridge
shall be removed or not. The ordin-
ances of the city do not require a pub-
lic. hearing in South Norwalk but Mr.
Radol was in communication with
County Health Officer George E. Hill
in relation to the matter and the city
health board believe they should so
into‘lhe matter very thoroughly be-
fore they give their decision.
be colored oyster openers are work-
iug the same as usual today at the Ru-
del plant on the Washington street
bridge. the agreement reached havluar
thus far proveu satisfactory. it do.
velops that the kick was not over a
Very large quantity of oysters. One of
the colored men stated yesterday that
the run of oysters over which the col-
ored men had the strike over would be
disposed of during the afternoon. The
extra five cent. per dipper was al-
lowed for this kind of stuff. but it was
agreed that the price should be the
same as before on the ordinary run.
twentyvilve cents pcr dipper.
Visiting Day in thc East Norwuik
schools, was a grand success. The
parents of pupils in the Pitch and Mar-
vlu Schools turned out in large num-
bers, yesterday and Wednesday to ob-
serve the daily class work of the chil-
drop. Sixty eight persons resmndcd
to the invitation making one hundred
thirty three visits in all grades. Tho
teachers-and. prihclpdl were greatly
pleased to hove so large a number:
show their interest in the schools Tile ,i
children were more than pleased to
have those from home see them at
work at their daily tasks. There is no
doubt that this hearty cooperation of
parents has much value and it is hoped
that people will feel free to visit at
any time. other than these npointcd
days, whenever it is convenient. The
”latch string" of the East Norwnlk
schools is always out and parents and
friends are always welcome.
Last night's meeting at tho swodluh
Congregational Church was largely of-
tcndcd and the ministers present in-
cludcd scvcral former pastors who
took part the Rev. C. .i Vublstrom who
hits Just rcsi tied the Rev. Out-hr
Lindegreu. of catch: the Rev. Gustav
Wiuiau. of Cumpello, Mass, and the
Rev. (1. M. Molandcr, of North Granny.
'l‘ho tier. C. .l. Anderson, who is the
new pastor as well an a forincr one.
was also in attendance. At last oven
lng‘s service, lrenc Aivlna Vulilulrom.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C...l. Valli-
siroin, was baptized by tho Rev. C. .i.
Anderson. The same clergyman will
be present at another special service
at the church this evening. Elaborate
arrangements have been made for Sun-
day, when tho rebuilt church will be
rig-dedicated. There will be services
morning, afternoon and evening. All
of the services will be Swedish with
the exception of the Sunday afternoon
m-rvice at 3:80. The public is cordial.
ly invited to attend all of the services.
A VALUABLE BOOKLET FREE.
Any person who will call at Plats
tcd‘ a drug store will be given a little
booklet written by an eminent auth-
ority Every family haa one or more
persons who hAVo eczema. pimples.
dandruff, ring worm, tcttar. prickly
heat, hlvcn or some form of skin or
scalp disease. This booklet is written
in such a plain, simple manner that
CTOQI
any person after perusal of it can
tell what is the. tastier with them and
can at once proceed to not a simple
tresticopt that will destroy the term
life that causes the disease. and in
from It lick of rod corpuaciofl l" ”i“ this way affect a complete cure of on!
blood.
The truth of the
cream, coametic. no vice
imuty doctor will give to it allow.
muddy. pimy 99W“. the ruddy
hen til
glow of on
Pure blood malts a pure skin
whim blood causes palace“ (if
check and lip.
lack of quality in the blood. meal
fonts itself km national-u.
mum conditions. and other blemish
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mof skin or scalp disease. For
tar In th“ I}: .31.. by n. u Plalatofl.
Filllllll
Wild ducks are more plentiful than
usual this Maura. and many have
been banned
Wkllo the v weather proph-
et in still cl sat in regard to
lilo” to will in tin- severity of
conceal winter the WM u
tell: tho
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lBrady, Miss Julia Waterbury Prod-i
t M Mmorm
on will?
thgflmuch flight“ rind ”dine
orviceable than the wooden
tins besides doing diva with the ma
kin: of repairs at f e ,t intervals.
The company is also to place a span
over the brook near the Standard Oil
Company it works at ,‘Wliaon Point.
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"Most diliixurlng skin eruptions,
scrotum. pimples. rash etc.. are due
to lmpurebl ”if Ramadan
tern is a ole in: bi old. a. ti:
you clear-0y . oiur- braided, clear.
skinned.
ill.
Mina Ado Sniffer: spent Wednesday
in New York.
Miss Ella Mae leaves today for
Bridgeport to visit with relatives for
a few days.
Miss Eva Dugdale was the guest of
Miss Margaret Lockwood. of Spring-
dale, this week.
wRound steak, lilo; sirloin link.
ltic: porterhouse the. Public Market,
Railroad avenue.
Friends of Alfred Fowler. the popu
lar clerk in Duxdale's store have an
ranged to give him a birthday party.
Saturday night.
S. M Allen was in New York Tues
day. attending the annual meeting of
the American Drunists‘ Syndicate of
which he is a member
Colonel James N. Coo and Mrs. Cos
are at. West Haven for a visit with
their son Nelson D. Coo. Colonel Cos
has been a bit under the weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gillette enter
talned a party of friends this Week at
their residence. The cccsslon‘was the
f‘odrteenth anniversary of their wed-
i as.
Mrs. M. Peterson met with a polar
ful accident Wednesday. at Newton
Heights. When she was leaving a
train there in the afternoon. the door
of a car closed on her finger and
bruised it badly.
Jo’hn Everett. of Oracle, N. J.. and
Richard Everett. of Missouri. were
guests of their brother James Ever
nit. hem inst week. They tried their
luck at bluckdshinx, and they made
some good catches during the visit
in opening his course of lectures on
“The Family." Dr. Carlos Martyn ad»
dressed a large and deeply interested
congrogatiou last Sunday evening on
“Conjugal Society. " Next Sunday
night the eloquent lecturer will give
his sccond lecture on "Modern As~
adults Upon Marriage."
The funeral of Mrs. Emily Water-
bury, widow of Charles Waterbury.
was held Wednesday at 1:45 p. m. A
service was held at the late residence
on Tulmadse Hill. Rem-C. E. Bone-
dict. of New Haven, conducted the
service. The interment was in the
Mother Cemetery, West Norwalk.
The funeral of Mine Anna Sbaaley
was held yesterday at ll 3. m.. in St.
John‘s Catholic Church. Min Shan-
ley died Monthly at the residence of
Patrick Sexton. on the Edgar S.‘
Auchinclou place. She'had been liv-
ink there with Miss Agnes 0'.Conuor
u ralaUve and the housekeeper for
Mr. Sexton. The interment was in St.
Raymond‘ s Cemetery. Wcsichcster.
Mrs. Frederick Schwab move a unali
party. Tuesday evening, for her hus-
band. Frederick Schwab. it was in,
the outlive of a surprise party. and
was a very pleasant affair The xueataé
bad a jolly time. dancing and playing.
games. Among them were Mills Helen
orick Black. Juana: Leighton. William
VauNoetrand. Miss Ella bloc and Mrs
lillil liliilil
You Have Sniper Hair Trouble
Take Advanlngc ol This Oilcr
We could not afford to so strongly
endorse Resell “ill" Hair Tonic and
continue to soil it as we do if we
were not certain that it would do all
We Claim it. will. Should our oath oi.
cum carry us away. and Rexall " ll“
liair Tonic not give entire satisfaction
to the users they would lose faith in
us and our statementh.‘ and in doom
quonco our business prestige woul
auer
Thorefore when we ensure you that
if your hair is beginning to unnatural.
ly fall out or if you have any scalp
trouble. lioxeil "till” Hair Tonic will
promptly eradicate dandruff. stimu-
late hair growth and prevent prema-
turc baldness. you may rest assured
that We know what we are talking
about
Out of one hip mired test cases
Rexnll "93" Hair one am entire
satisfaction in ninety-three cases.
it has been proved that it will now
hair oven on bald heads. when. of
course the baldness had not existed
for so long a time that the follicles.
which are the roots of the hair. had
not become absolutely lifeless.
lel “til" Hair Tonic is vastly
Mutant from other similar broom.
lions. We boll-N that it will do more
than any other human annoy too-rd
notation hair growth and hair health.
it in not urn-hr and will not no the
lolly or hair or cause "mus-t stain
it in as pleasant to clean pure cold
in or.
001' faith in local] “Ill" Hair The
or 7"
nil-no. ‘
‘ tion or Sleepless nights or Headache
mm ‘4‘“
MC“. Heartburn. "Middle and All
Misery iron) SlthAmahu
Nothing will‘roma‘inuundmmd or
sour on your I on: you will tall
a little Di’apdpilnngcbi has locally. This
powerful digestive and antacid. thouxh
u hamlm :od ,irlmsnt as candy.
will digest a d prepare for assimila-
i'tion into the blood fill the food you
can out. .
But what our stomach craves.
without the Al Intact fear of indigo»
tiou or that you {will be bothered with
sour riotous. Batching, Gas or Stem»
Ich. Heartburn, Headaches tram storm
ach. Nausea. Bad Breath, 'Water Brash
or a feeling like you had swallowed a
lump of lead. Or other disagreeable
miseries. Should you be sulferln; now
from any stomach disorder you can
get relief within live minutes
if you will get from your phar-
macist a 60mm case of Panes
Diampllu you could always so to the
table with a hearty appetite, and your
meals would taste good. because you
would know there would be no indiges.
or Stomach misery all the next. day;
and besides, you would not mu lua-
lives or liver pills to keep your Item
hob and bowels clean and fresh.
Pope's Diapepsln can be obtained
from your cranial. and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure
the worst case of indigestion or
Dyspepsia There in nothin; better.
for (lap on the Stomach or sour odors
from the atoinach or to cure a Stems
itch Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article in the house.
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HOYT'S
THEATRE PLAYING 'l‘O
CAPACH‘Y.
it is no wonder that standing room
is at a premium nightly at lloyt‘s. for
one who unmet find full value for the
time and investment in the playhouse“,
this week is indeed hard to utiafv
The new acts which opened Thurs
day are all flood. The Everett Broth
ovum-muscle and equilibrilil. must
be seen to be appreciated. 3:: llur
rows, in a clever sidulux an acid;
specialty, captivate: the house. The
musical Thor gives imitations on the
banjo. of which imtrument he is fully
master; he also plays on the nylo-
phone. The Models of Jar-din do Paris
continue to hold themttdlduce. as also
does Trovato. the mad violinist. it
has been said that this is the beat
bill of the season. and yet we are
promised a stronger our: next week.
The European sensation. the great
llcnry French. the moat vsrasttlenmu
on the stage. mimic. magician, actor.
Juggler and impersonator: Eddie Clark
and his Ill Winniafi Widows the
smartest girl not in vaudeville: the
Alvas Musical Fire. a munical not
that will create a «oration. and four
more star acts. Prices always remain
the urns. Secure tickets early and
avoid the rush.
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THE DAY NURSERY.
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Several important flatten Discussed
at a Mutiny With Mrs. B. M.
Andrews.
A gratifying number of ladies were
present at the meeting of the Nor-walk
Day Nursery. held at the house of Mrs.
ll. M. Andrews, Monday afternoon. A
lengthy business session took place.
A considerable part of the time was
given over to discussing ways and
means possible to carry on the work
of the nursery in on calcium manner
at the lowest possible expense. While
the petmlo of The Norwalks have
shown a geiioroun interest in the work
of the institution. the question of its
maintenance is at all times an impor»
tant one witlptho ladies who have it
in charge. During the pant mouth at
many as twenty-one children have
been cared for in a single day. The
number present. has varied somewhat.
' but never has been below ten Within
the but few weeks several very val-
liable offers of cooperation have been
received by the dim tors of the nor-
a very generous supply of milk each
ivcek in addition in furnishing not
mean for the children.
has elven the Nursery the benefit of
Launch of afrond in addition to this
J. Wallace yin has donated a sup
ply of con. omtcrihl evidences of
interest in in work the Nursery is do-
ina are. especially appreciated by those
who are andeavorins to white the in-
stitution a force for good in the com-
munity. '
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cord. N. ll.; E.,L.,ilrldloy. New York;
it ill. Cllr Boa. Bellini; ii. (3. Lynne.
Dunhury: . Wheels. New York; 1".
hi. Watkins. Now linen. .l. I. cum».
glow Ital"; livid Mints :19?!an S.
rccn on, "i 4. - ”MI.
Bolton: F. Gunfight. W. R. Cart-
wright. city: L. R Hurllnltt. Wilton.
(loom l. Rockwell. Rimmid
Honk. New Yorktw .
Hem: (loom ii Kmeim. New
York: Willis- (3
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larch. muons; “tin W Jenkins.
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55:! lag-between Brooktlel
fiery. Mrs. John Newlsud contributes ’
Mutt Mill: ,
Con- '
notation. mime
will near Bl‘DO
loll that in tomato a complete chance
“minute division trick between
hwleyvtllc. The. Work will rehab-h
a dot seven months or nomination
an, dwill colt several undred those
and dollars. it will include the con
itr‘uctlon of a mile of entirely new
room and the abolition of three
dangerous grade crossings. The pres-
ccto nations, which includeihqv con-
hlruo ion of l. temporary spur track
for the use of the contractors, is of I
prcli that nature.
Uh or ‘t e present conditions the
Berkshire division track curves to
the wt a' short distance below Brook
field Junction and I mile and a half
farther toward Hawleyvllle, runs par-
site] with tho lehland division
tracks a long distance, Joining the lat-
ter at Ha wsyviiie Junction half a
mile want of Hewleyville station. When
the changes now underway are comple—
ted the Berkshire division track will
out almost directly across from Brook-
licld Junction tuitile Highland division
tracks and the Berkshire trains will
run over the Highland division tracks
from this polnt,,whlch will be about
6,000 feet wast 0‘! the present junction
of the two divisions at Hawieyvllie
Junction. The llawleyvllle Junction
lover will be moved to this new point
of connection. This will mean that
all that section of the Berkshire divi-
aion track between Brookaeld Junction
and MHawleyville now running parallel
with the Highland division. will be
«highchair.| h
e the s in; of three grade cro
than will be one of the most impel-tam
features of the work to people who
drive bctiveeu this city and Brookheld.
Two of the crossings to he done away
with are on the erltahlre division.
Junction and Haw‘
leyville, and one is on the line be-
tween this city and Brookiield Junc-
tion. Taro of the crossing: to be done
away with are a few hundredfeot east
of Brookiloid Junction. where the’hlah-
tint the track to Daubury and a abort
distance farther on. the Berkshire di-
vision track. These are blind and dan-
gerous crouings and have long been the
terror of everybody who drives that
trcquentix
3he new piece of Berkshire division
roadbod between Brookdeid Junction
and the new location of l’iawlervllle
Junction will be constructed for two
traits, although but one track will
he laid there for the. present.
Changes Iimiiur to those now undel
way were proposed at the time the
Highland divisimx was double tracked
between ilaiibury and llawlcyrlllc a
.icw years ago, and a plan to move
the arachnoid Junction station a con
aldcrable distance cast of its present
location was then discussed. Under
the present plan the Bronkilcld Juuc
lion station will not be disturbed.
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WOMAN! CLUB MEETlNG.
November Meeting Held With Mra. E.
J. Hill. wm Avenue. Yoltirdav.
The November meeting of the Wom
na‘. Club was held at the residence of
Mrs. E. J. Hill on Thursday afternoon
of this week. Enthusiasm upon the
subject was clearly evinced by a full
attendancc of the members who met
to discuss tho topic Hebrews an Ex
when“ of Morality.
Hygiene and
ill or
of New lie is have liaise mlfllr .
field Junction upon at "
fig location of two miles or more of
e
way ascends a steep hill and crosses
You mam
Her pleasure was shared by several
other members of the club.
n—WMN
WOMAN iNSANE FROM GRIEF.
Spurned. it in Reported. by Norwalk
Men, Priest's Sister Loses
Her Mind
According to reports going around
The Norwalks there is a veil and
story in connection with the young
woman who was found penuless a few
darn ago at the South Not walk depot
and who was cared for several days by
James McKieruan. the cell known one
iodlan of the town hall building in
Norwalk.
The woman comes of a very good
famili in Boston. one of her brothers.
it is stated being a priest. Since his
kindly not Mr McKlernan bee been
icimburscd by the family; who sent
him a check.
The young woman‘s deep grief
caused. according to the story by her
affection for a Norwalk men, has driv-
en her insane. and it has been neces
sary to place her in an asylum The
report carries with it the additional lo
fermatlon that she was spurned by the
man referred to.
Philanthropy. Under the able leader
ship of Mrs. liill it proved most inter-
esting. Each point was treated do
llphgully and a wealth of valuable in
formation was presented.
A specially pleasant fcaturc of the
occasion was the reading of a written
contribution from an invalid member
of the committee.
At the close, of the meeting the
president spoke with interest f Rabbi
Wise and the address which e dcliw
cred at the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional (‘hurch last Suruiay evening
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lint Air Furnace
USED THRII YIARO
One lint Air Fur-
care
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One M Fur-
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been in min
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the mace: for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
«rub brush for the house and
the urine car the lawn m
but they dont' go far on
You can clean dirt any. but
to melts the house. the bulls.
stables and fences rlaht they
should be fro-hound up with
“ fit.
We have everything for the
painting—diam all, tum.
brushes and
Atlantic Pure was.» it...
THE PAMOU»
DUTCH IOV PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee this While
head's purity
Sec III about your notation.
lEEGORHA‘M,
DECORATOR.
[ACT NORWALK. QONN.
lVERY torts
In. Merchant to have an amorous
mos for moor stern and show who
laws. We to them. all aim. and
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mew-HMMnW-dhe
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gone, Drop: and Soothing 8W It NMIN‘L’N
contains neither Opium. Morphine not 0 soil?
whitened. Its no is its minimum. Iii d
and way- Foverishneu. It ' '
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures canal
and Flatulsncy. It “Simulate! the PM
Stomach and Bowen, think healthy ”I
The Children‘- Panacea—The under. stand.
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should in chitin Milli! ..
mow white. one piece WM
celaln Enamaied lavatory.
Have you ever Itopped to _
bow delight lly convenient _
he to have and cold napalm.
in your droning climb»...
commitment or am ..-
:2ng its presence would i“
the lamest of m
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CORNER mm . .Auo on“
Paints, Crockery,
Hedonism; Geek.
imported Blue English Chin; ”fig.
single piece or set. Warning. hot
to craze.
Columbia Graphaplionu
indestructible Cylinder Records. “a
on all cylinder machines. napki-
Dlsc Records, music two aluminiy
Window Shades Made to Ohidl'
Aluminum Ware ,
Will uni A means. ’ ”
Tea Kettles. sum Paul.
Boilers. Frying Pans. etc.
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in income Mm
must increase in value WW ‘5‘
growth of the town. ’ ,
Norwalk Chronicler