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Professor Arthur B. Russell, of West
avenue, returned to his duties as an
instructor. in Princeton Preparatory
school on Saturday. ,
Whiter Raymond. of South Norwaik.
who-is in the Catskill Mountains, has
been remembering his friends with
souvenir postal cards. i
Malcolm Skene, of Stamford. who
has been spending a few days in Nor-
waik with friends. returned to his stud-
fee at Yale college yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 13. Coleman
and Mr. and. Mrs. Henry C. ii‘roeb, of
South Norwalk, have returned from a
Week‘s visit at Asbury Park.
Robert Tate has resigned his posi-
tion with the Fox Cycle Company. and
will take a four yeai‘s' course in the
Long island Medical College.
Miss Laura C. Baker, of East Nor-
waik, has been entertaining Miss Mar-
garet Allen. of Smith college. Miss
Allen has resumed her studies in that
school. ,
Franklin Gregory, of Cranbury, star-
ted work today on the Frank Liilner.
block. in Benton street. The collar
was completed sometime ago.
Arthur Wheeler, of Arch street, who
has spent the summer at Salt Lake
City with his chum Bruce Bradley. of
that place, returned to his studies at
Yale today.
William Kuchlor‘. of New Rochelle.
a former Overlook student, has beenI
spending ii few days ill Norwalk with
friends. He will attend Groeilwlch‘
Academy, this year.
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Harry-Merrillt a former Overlook
Academy student, of New York city, .
has been spending a few days with
friends in Norwaik. He will attend
tife Greenwich Academy this year.
The monthly meetili of the official
Board the First M. l. Char is to
be held onight. All members a
ed to be present so that the work of
the church may be carried forward.
Miss Helena Miiierd, of Norwaik,
was one of the soloists at the fair of
St. Mary‘s parish, in Bcihcl, last
Thursday night. Professor Edward F.
Hands, of Norwalk, was the piano or-
companist.
Last Friday evening the Batoba
Chili, of Norwaik, held the first meet-
ing of the season after the cessation of
the meetings during the summer. Reg-
ular business was transacted and an
adjournment taken.
W. Franklin Bishop, of Holden ave
nuc, who has been attending the s m-
mcr school at Milford. Penn, the ale
Forestry school, In connection with his
regular studies. will return to Yale
Sheffield scientific School, tomorrow.
Miss Florence Dennis, formerly em-
ployed by the MacKensio list Comv
puny as t‘oreiaiiy in the trimming room,
left yesterday to take a similar posi-
tion with the 'l‘rinibio liat Company.
iii Orange, N. .i.
lirice Moses. whose business inter»
cots are located in the West. arrived
home Saturday evening and spent sev-
eral hours with his family in Arch
street. lie was obliged to leave again
yesterday morning, however.
Miss Alva Burreii, of Brooklyn, who
has been spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1.. Bradley. of
Ridge avenue will return to her home
tomorrow; After many friends are ex-
tremeiy sorry that shy must return to.
her home so soon.
Yesterday at the touch Club, al-
though the governing board decided
that the place should be closed on Sat»
iirday last. there were about fifty morn
born. The greater part or this num-
ber enjoyed a swim. the tide being 5
high and the afternoon and the water
warm.
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The town and state tax as been
coming in steadily this of .h at the
office of the collector. his is the
last week for payment to. be made
without the penalty at the rate of nine
per cent. per annum. Next Saturday
evening the onion in the Town Hall
will be open from 7 to 9 o'clock for
the accommodation of those who find 2
it impossible to call dnrlugthe day.
SALVATOR CllAiilm ,
General Contractor:
sewer. water work. mains. mm .
motel about“!!! liven onreii contract .
ry work and rock emvhtion.
work. Orders arc-mitotic”
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spent Friday in New York city, on bus
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Dr. Wllilsw,J...'rracei/. 0! W6“ “0' ‘ , . , . ,
0"? carefully selected. stack. Wide assortment. and prices that are beyond:
n‘ue, was a recent visitor in New York
c ty.
James O'Donnell. ofCannon Station.
about Saturdayin Norwaik on busi-
noiis. ‘ ' .
George A. Avtson, of Main street.
iness.
F. iii.‘ Lockwood. of Norwalk, returm
ed Saturday after a fishing trip at Bath
tam Lake.
John Doruey, one of the local trol~
iey conductors enjoyed the day off
on Saturday.
H. William Trenchard. of Cranbury,
is ill athio home threatened with ty‘
phoid fever.
Dr. Thomas F. Clone.” of Riverside
avenue, spent the day iii Now Yorki
city. recently.
The house of M. H. Glover in West"
Main street. has been refreshed with
a coat of new paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brothorton.!
of Main street, are entertaining Frank
Hubbeii and daughter. of Lakohurst,
N. J. ‘
Mrs. Frank D. Torrey. of West ave.
one, who has been spending some time,
in Fulton, N. Y.. returned to her homo'
on Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Everett S. Osterbsnks,
of North avenue, left Slitlirdsy for a
ten day’s trip through Massachusets
in their automobile.
The llarstrom Preparatory school,
closed on Saturday and will not openi
ulltil October 6th, The students are
taking their examinations for Yale
college this Week.
Mrs. G. Alley, and daughter, Ger-
trude, of Brooklyn, are spending a few .
days as the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
John A. Mills. of Broad River and oth-
er rciutives in The Norwaiks.
Miss Helen Bell.
visits here from her home in Mont-
ciair. N. .l., is attending Mount iioiy-
oke College at South Hadley. Mass,
year. Word received from her tell
that she is enjoying herself greatly
and that she likes the school.
Miss“ Mary Betta. who has been suf-
'fering for some time with trouble with
her knee, which caused her to walk
with crutches. is now able to walk
without tile aid of these. She illlil
lilies Eloise Byington reopened their
kindergarten this morning ill the chap-
ei of St. Paul's church in Berkeley
street. ’ ' ' r .
Double truck trolley car No. 263. iho
Winnipnuii bound i‘ill‘ leaving the corn-
er of Main and Wall streets at 223i:
p. in. yesterday. ran into some trouble
at. the corner of these thoroughfares.
The car split the switch, the roar
trucks starting toward Mill Hill and
the others pursuing the proper dlrce
tion. After a delay of fifteen minutes
the car was put back on the rails by
the energetic working of Conductors
Ackorman and Philips and Motorman
Rose, the latter two being in charge of.
the car. while the former was in
charge of the car following. Tile pro
ceedings were watched with interest
by a very large number of people and
the bricks in the street were consider
ably damaged by the wheels of the
below on.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a Peerless to rent.
The two classiest and best riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver, for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of five doi-
iara.ii Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile ride at this price. list your
date ahead.
w. A. HANFORD
42 North Main St.
DR. DICK’O MEDICINE 60.,
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
GENTLEMENt—
i can add. with confidence, a word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine.
it does all that is claimed for it. Many.
of my friends have used the prepara-
tion for malaria and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours,
CHARLES FINNEGAN.
39 Wall St. Norwaik. Conn.
GRAY silos
Manufacturers of im-
'} .‘~ ' proved
, Millard Waters
who frequently .
the lowest Offered in this
I“Street
vicinity, are fast making this the store for shrewd
buyers. We claim to says you from 10 to till pennant. on ‘
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», Furniture, Carpets. Mailings. Kill Cloths
ihlgs. and‘Drliiierie‘s ,
Andtlio rapid and steady increase of trade proVes beyond. ii doubt that the
public appreciates and recosnlses good values.
a invite careful inspec-.
tion of our store. stock and prices. You will find it to your advantage to
make your purchases here.
sinners
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Directors and, Embainiera.
“Sputh Norwalk. Conn.
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“O. B. Jiackson-
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Optician
Everythingiin the OptiCal Line.
Eyes
0. WALL STREET.
So. Norwalk .
CALL
39 Wall St..-(’Phone)
sometimes in:
Vim. Miler. Carbonic.
. Marianna, Glaser !
, Ale and Lemon soda ’
bass noes i
ARTINAN WILL ;
mil-Ia one
The Form and but
shw.osilw.,ooas.
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The N.
86 Washington Street
21New
WILL. BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another season
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
mourn MAIN AND UNION m
The International
is a spring delivery wason.
exhibition at our uraze very carefully.
castration are amazed at its efficiency.
rr WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1600 POUND. UP ANY GRADE iN Trill
ViCiNTY and is faster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
,1 $3.50-.$4$45945
Enamined Free
prions (no.
NQRWALK.
svsmses
spun-r svsar WEEK ar
Merrill Night School
Will Increase Your Earnings
50%
Opening Night, Tuesday. October 4th
Stamford.
Port director .
orsets
No woman with ardesire for distinctive. artistic effect
.in dress can succeed without first securing a Corset
suited to her figure.
she can't make a gown fit over an
Our (‘orsct Department is stocked with the best styles
Don‘t blame your dmumaker if
iii—shaped corset.
of leading manufacturers. and in all sizes. Our expert
filter will give. you a model that will shape your form
into a fashionable contour without it shade ofdisrom-
fort, and will instruct you in the newest method of lac-
' ins and putting on ii corset. "i‘
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E. Ryan Company
Bicycles
, ’Auto Wa'gon
not. a track. We have tested the model now on
and those that have seen the doin-
AND LET U0 PROVE IT.
r. s. tum & Co.
-Norwolii. Conn;
One of the may Fall Styles of
a i .VCT‘S’.
will 9.. ..-. manually ,_
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street will!
Merrill Hall. of New York city.
Baldwin. of Wall street.
, tau-Wt " ,r
Palestine Castle. . Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will
hold a meeting this evening.
Donald Way. of East avenue. left
this morning for Yale college where he
will attend school this your.
~Coal that burns. Raymond fires.
The blackflsh are biting good these
days. A party who went out yester-
day caught nearly a bushel.
Frank H. Fitch has returned to
South Norwalk, after a week‘s vaca-
tion. spent in Vista, New York.
John A. Coleman. manager of the
Winnipauk baseball team. is spending
a few day's vacation in Waterbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. John S.‘Seymour and
daughter Miss Mary Seymour, are visi-
ting in New York city for a few days.
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Philip D. Mason. of South Wilton.
has opened a golloral insurance and
{cal estate office in tile Coiebura build-
rig.
has been laid up for the past week and
is still confined to his home with iuin-
bago.
Mrs. John id. Jones, of Winnipauk,
and Miss Ella Golicbe. of France
street. spent the day in New York city
recently.
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Mrs. Charles F. liaiiock and Miss
Alice Stevens. of Quintarcl avenue, are,
spending several weeks in Washing-
ton. i). C.
Anson Keeier, who is now working
iii Hartford. spent Saturday and yes-
terday at his mother's home in Court-
‘ Iandt place.
Town Tax Collector Robert (1.
Mitchell and family have returned to
their home from a visit with friends in
lietlici, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frcdcricli l3. Coleman.
'. of High street. South Norwaik. have
ibcen entertaining Mrs. James Cole-
man, of llanbury.
Joseph English, of River street, err.
ioyed a day’s vacation from his duties
on Saturday. He is employed in the
Salts Textile mills.
Herbert Coutu, Walter Smith and.
George lnckyer. three of the members
of the local trolleymen'a union visited
New York city last week.
Harry 1“. Dlixlef‘, of Keyser place.
has returned home after spending Sat~
urday and Sunday with friends at
'lEom's ltivor. New Jersey.
William P. Albrecht and wife. who
are taking the ideal Tour in their au~
toliioiiiic. of i-‘hilaiielphia, spent last
evening at tile Norwalk llotci.
~~i.ast week in which to pay town
tax without penalty of nine per cent.
Yesterday the Cubs defeated Puskoe'a
Colts. Tile scon- was 10-4. This makes
the fourth tiliie the Cuba have defeat
ell this team. each lime under a differ-
ent name. '
There will be an election of officers
at the meeting of Concord Division.
Sons of Temperance this evening in
their quarters in the Gazette building
in Wall street.
Clarence C. Cram, of East avenue,
who has recently taken a position on
traveling salesman for the lilgelow.
Varnish company. spent Saturday and
yesterday at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterling. of
Bridgeport. spent Saturday and yester~
day at the home of Mrs. Sterling‘s pas
route. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Knicker-
soli. of Holden avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. iiorace M. N. Siemens
0f Norwaik, who were recently mar»
rind and who are now on their Wtid'.
diuii trip, are expected to return this
afternoon or tomorrow.
The Scandinavians. Norwegians.»
Swedes and Danes are suing to ”rim“!
to a society in South Norwalk. Sev-
eral of the young men of these iiatiom
aiitles are arranging for a meeting
the latter part of the Week.
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Post cards are being received from
Harold hi. Wetherwas who hi how in
Newark, N. 1., which tells that he likes
the place very much indeed and that
he has a fine posiuon there.
Mrs. C. w. Dell‘orest. of Merwio
street. who was called to the bedside
of her mother Mrs. F. iii. Little. of Wort
lilioslou. Minnesota writes that the
condition of her mother is critical. .
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter ii. Wood. of
Norwalk. have cone with their Ch"!
iii-on to has Angelou. Cat. where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. Billf‘dmln
anti lamb will occupy their Maple
elicit during their absence.
About too were in swimming at no,
, is;
too Point yesterday. aitbou h iMhatho
,ing houses were not open by Proprfs
etor flashback. The Volunteer M
Adams allowed these who wished
links a dip to use their rooms.
. flnhboii. (loom Holders
M11101“ sill Hotel. Olin-silos Jones.
or Culinary. and Bert 11!“. of South
Wilton colored an automobile ride yer
torday ill‘fii’. nebboll's automobile to
Waterbury. They report an excellent
3m and dawned on tire trouble this
ins. »
' mm Bros. 00.. file. of Weapon.
.bavo leased the former Gum Marni.
iii: Woodward avenue. and are rile
; in; the best of mootrat Willi”
. firm... their ads. ‘
new _ l,“
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spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. A. H.
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Our Millinery and Suits possess
livery smart and up-lOvdate and approved idea. of the seasonh‘wlljj
be found here. Millinery and Suits of quality, style and beauty at them
popular prices for which we are famous. You are invited to call and
‘ inspect and enjoy to your heart's content. .I “
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distinctive individuality.‘ .
W. Frederick Ambler. of Rowayton. I
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references.
three years.
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MUSiC HALL.
A well balanced program of unusual.
merit will greet the Music... Hall pan
trons this evening and continue for the.
first three days of this week. The.
feature is Haniou, Dean & Hanlonn
of laughter.
Norwaik, after scoring heavily in the
loading vaudeville houses of the coun-.
try. and promises to be fun. fast and
furious. introducing marvelous acro<
bails feats.
number of character changes.
wardrobe, presenting a neat and enter-
taining rinsing not. A real novelty is
promised by “The Great Mackay,".
who has a musical heat in store for
the patrons. “The Section lioss," as
adll variety and comedy to the excel»
lent program, as they are both accom-
plished artists, and have a skit fiili of
comedy situations, which usually.
creates continued laughter throughout
its action. Pictures will be changed
daily. and the management will con-.
tlliilc to give the children prizes In
gold every Saturday matinee.
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FREE GOLD 'PRIZES FOR THE
CHILDREN SATURDAY MATl-
, NEE AT MUSIC HALL.
More gold prizes will be given at
Music Hall next Saturday matinee.
The event was a big success last Sats
tlrday iind the winners were Johnny
0' all. who won a beautiful gold
we ch guaranteed by lioiebum &:
Lauder, 96 Washington street. Mas.
tor O'Neil livcs at llti Water street.
and was well pleased with his prise.
Milli-l ilrare Arlington won a beautiful
cold sisnei ring. She lives iii Winiiii
pauk. She can have her initials ens
craved on the ring where same was
purchased, at t‘oioburn it Minder.
‘l‘hc consolation urine was won by lil-
ilo Miss Lillian Kctrlien. of mm avo-
ulic. and the event was a hose success
and will be repeated this week Satan
day. where no doubt Music Hall will
be titled to capacity by the children.
new CANAAN MAlD ENDS Lure.
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Suicides With Rope While Employers
We Away.
NEW CANAA , Sept. 28.——Mrs.
May Sonries, a maid in the employ of
the family of Frederick Wolsel, coma
tolled suicide by hanging yesterday;
the women took her life in the she
deuce of tho Wolsei family and was
found by a brother of Mrs. Wollol
hanging in the little of the house.
Mrs. Soarioa came here a week and
from Stamford and was between fill
and 40 years old No reason is knows
why silo should have ended her life.
sepsis-lottery" POLiOI.
Female Mendicantwi'm a poor with '
ow woman with els‘ht small children.
Can‘t you give us some clothes? Lady
«The only clothing i have to give
away is one of my husband's coats.
Male Mondiclflle-(MVB it to me.
[boil lady. imisht marry again. There
oyo on nieeNew York Journal.
le LONDON MAN NA so.
NW HAVEN, is t. iii.”- word 1‘.
brown. s stabilise m of New Lon».
don, Wllflllmed for state treasurer on
the Democratic tie at a conference
of members the ‘9: central oom-
uiitteo flat .
will replace , or 7. out Millard.
in. of Kinshasa. who desired to
accept the nomination.
, rm , of r tun street.
' is“, f outfits-tits trails
, century; compote
;. W Stopoi‘ill Leaks
We have treated the principal roofsin South N walk. They arerour:
We guarantee the weather wear 0 ‘
Write for estimates. Correspondence solicited.
Century Roofing
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who present a comedy acrobatic of-‘i
iorlng that will create an abundance;
The act comes to South.
Jean Ryan will offer a:
with.
presented by Canilcld & Driver. will
are several gentlemen as have their
my ,
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our Compound for, “‘f
Company, loci}
scum noawALigW ’
POLE PULLED WlRE DOWN-.7
Delay of Twenty Milanese Residing!
to Trolley Cars. ' “ '
The trolley: cars which left Rom
Point at live o'clock yesterday “fias-
noon met with a delay in Meadow
street. between the Meadow street -
switch and the power house, which
lasted exactly twenty minutes. . As‘tl’b
very first car wasoomingaioassm
the tracks that run into the trolley
barn in Meadow street the pole Him
off, billing lhc wires leading over the
tracks into the barn. Those pulled-tin
turn on the main track wire, which
broke in two places. The broken wire
round about the car and the phonon-
gers expected every moment to see
the flash that would tell the electro-
cution story. But this did not occur.
for the wire had broken in two places
and was not live.
The car proceeded but a short dis-
tnnee before it was stopped and then '
the conductors and the motormen not
busy to see what could be done to con-
tiniic the Journey. They went back in
the break in the wire and found about
one hundred feet of the wire that had
broken in two pieces. This was wound
upland ....own one side. Then the
broken end of the wire was hanging
down and was pulled to one side with
a piece of rope. carefully fastened
thereon. The car was then tried. but
there was no power in the wire. Many
left and started to walk. A telephone
message was sent from the power
house to the horns and the current was
connected at the Woodward avenue
barns where the circuit breaker is
31h a jumper. Thus the car proceed-
Meantime the cars from either direc-
tion had piled up and were compiled.
to wait while the men in the work our
repaired the break in the wire.
on. RiORDAN 'r‘o wen.
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Norwalii Resident Will Take a UHF
in South Salem. ,
The marriage of Dr. Thomas A;
Riordan, of Norwalk, who hill _
practicing dentistry in Dublin”, M
a number of years. to Miss Mary Kola
lay. of South Salem. New York.
he solemnised in Croton Falls.
Wednesday morning. A number"
Norwaik and Danbury mourn. '
friends will attend. The ceremony ¢
be performed by Rev. Duffy-v
wedding will be the social event
the season in that section. and
caution will follow at the valid
the bride. E. and W. Keane.
Hotel Groveland. of Daubury. "Vi
tor, and there will also be a _
for Dr. Riordan’o Danbury m,
the Hotel Groveland. on Wodn
After a weddinu tour they will
in South Salem.
you “to LIAIN economy;
Will Emolo an Input to Work "it“
If lilo wivorolty Tron-um
NEW HAVEN. Milt. raw-voi-
rlals announced last week that ‘
been decided to employ an
economy in business sdmlnl -, .
for the condo year under (N .
tion of the us varsity tress <
Person chosen is Frederic Ba
Yale. ma formerly eon ~ .
Demo. of New
appoinud amount are! nor of .
mauve law in the law ‘ »
Bhorman has been an am
of the Bulletin of eons-mun
Itho American nor Association. .
a graham of thallium ‘
so not in the cluster It". »,
Lidimidull rumors
At 8 p. in. ‘ ‘t I ‘
mama. his. loan of
it worker to ill. attain a
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