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~Editer’s Residence '
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Tables for invalids at Road’s. See
adv.
John Malone is attending the Dan-
bhry Fair.
_ F‘. B. Coleman, of High street, spent
yesterday in New Milford on _bu'siness.
Clarence slauson, of Norwalk spent
the day in Bethe] yesterday on busi-
ness.
Albion Johnson. of Hillside place,
spent the day at the Danhury Fair yes-
terday.
William Nevilles, of Norwalk, spent
yesterd y and is spending today at the
Da bur Fair.
, iss Josephine Hyatt. of County
street entertained relatives from New
York over Sunday.
Thomas Brady and John Dorney, of 1'
the local trolley lines enjoyed a day s
vacation on Monday. .
Chester Mills. of Georgetown, well-
known in ‘Norwalk. is ill at his home
His condition is serious.
Nona Raleigh, of the Norwalk Hespi .
tai staff, has resumed her duties aftel
recovering from a recent illness.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. ‘
Nicholas Garfield of 32 L we street.
making the ninth arrival i the family.
The daughtels of the‘1 g's circle
of the Grace Church held their first
meeting of the season Monday even-
ing
Trinity Blanch Girls Friendly So
ciety will meet for the first time lhisi
fall on Tholsdny night, in the Gulldi
loom
——R11mmuge Sale. 24 Franklin street, ‘
October ii 7, 8, 1 to ii p. in.
Miss Augusta Fallon. of Spring
street,‘liasientered the state Normal
school in Daubury for a two yeals'
course of study.
The Criminal trial of Charles Schlit-
zer, for the killing of George F. Seller. .
came up at the Superiol court in
Bridgeport. yesterday.
Miss Mamie Sheridan and Catherine
Council of Wilton avenue. spent
Saturday evening and Sunday with 10l
atlves in New York city
The ilolley wire in Beldcn avenue
fell down yesterday afternoon but traf- -
lie was held up for a few minutes only.
The wire broke of its own weight.
)ntlles for the Columbus Day Alli
leilc events can be handed to l.eona1d
Disesa at the (‘ entrel Hotel this week 1
The events will be held at Retail Point.‘
next Wednesday.
Lawrence A. Douglass and family
have returned to their residence in-
Hamilton avenue and Lowe “([001
from their cottage at Hmbor View'
Beach, where they passed a very pious-
ant summer.
gobei't Hunter. of Norolon, will do-
iiv 1' an address on the issues of the
coming state campaign from 11 Smi-al
istlc standpoint at Arion Hall, tolnor
row night. at 8 o’clock Mr. Hunter
is the candidate of the party for 1.01 or-
nor
Frank Smith, formerly of Shunt ll\’C
one. now employed in the city of New-
port. R i. has gone to New lot it,
where he will he opeinicd on at one
of the hospitals by a specialist The
operation is a delicate one but he has1
the bent hopes for a speedy recovery l
A little dog belonging to Miss i-‘lla
Oihumo. of Wilton avenue was killed
yesterdny at the comer of Main and
Wall streets by a large automobile
The animnl‘ u back was pickup and be
dragged himself to the side walk
where he soon died. thus ending his
sufferings. The solo is said to have
kept on going.
Charles .I. l‘nlmer. of Fairileld live-
nno, who has for a nuniber of years
been the foreman of the trimming
room of tho (‘roful 11nd Knapp lint
factory. is planning to leave Bouth
Norwslk soon. and go to Denver. Col
orado, taking his family and mulling
that place their home Friends will be
sorry to have the l’ulmm family lonvo
town.
witumm‘am Bale. 24 Franklin street,
October ii. 7. 8, 'i to b p. in.
Peibong 11.11111111113th1 down on one of tho
expresses earl onday evening were
treated to a thriller as the train near-
ed Bridgeport One of the passengers,
n woman. who wps evidently demon-
it'd tried to com it so icids by lume-
lng from the trll . dull only for the
prompt action of the trainmen would
have succeeded {rile train was also
While they were twist; to overtime:
her and great oxeitdltient provnilod
among the passengers. some of the we-
ml'il getting in almost a Winter «1111
condition due to the excitement. An
hour as could he learned. the woman
was being taken to some inntltutioii.
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Danbury Fair
Why Not Go in an
Automobile?
Cars leaving South Norwalk
every morning and returning late
in the afternoon.
' $2.50 a person
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main 81 t
The Velie Wins
Oct. 4th the banner day for the
f “Valle 40"
At Danhul'y Fair races wins five-
mile lree-for-all event. defeating
ilulck. Pope-Hartford 11nd “Koehlcr
40." .
Call on
W. A. Haniord
for a demonstration,
42 North Main Street
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commendation of in Dick 11 Mi‘liiliM
it does all that iii-claimed for it. Many
of my friends have used the. prepara-
tion Iol malaria and l'hculnntlam with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES FlNNiBtlAN.
fill Willi iii... Norwalk. Conn.
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Manufacturers of im-
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Our carefully selected stock, Wide assortment. and prices that are beyond
tile Rowdies adored in this vicinity. ar 0' 1m mulling thit the store for shrewd
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Furniture. Carpets. listings, (011 Cloths ‘
Rugs and Draperies
And the rapid and steady increase of trade moves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciates and recognises 300d vhluoa. We invite careful inspeqv
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make your purchases here.
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Embahncrs. 1'
South Norwalk. Conn.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
bl WALL STREET. PHONIQI.» NORWALK.
Merrill Night School
. Tuesday Tuition
Seasions: Wednesday $5.00 per month
Thursday Books FREE
80. Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
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USED CARS
one MAXWELL "so" 1910
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All cars are in line running order. 3 For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood 81 Co.
39 Wall Ste—(’Phonc) Garage Water St. —Norwalk. Conn.
ONE ELMORE 1909
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Dress Trimmings
Generous stocks of smurf. new. fashionable il'lm-
minus for fall coatunn-s are here. Lace hands. edges.
insertions, motifs, allover yoklngs, headed xemituros.
bonded and silk fungus. last-leis, cords. braids. 1111'... in
The new i’ernian of-
beautiful designs and colorinxs.
light and dark grounds. are in
and run he had here in combina-
Snfo to say you
facts in nil-over llu'c,
great demand now,
lions to blend with tiny color dross.
can make a satisfactory selection here at 11 price, you
can afford.
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The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
160 CARRIAOBB. BUSINESS WAGON‘, FARM WAOQNO. IOTTOM
, DUMP waoous. AND roua-wnsu 11ml 'l'lf chars.
Murillo price.
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new oat-1am. coon.
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. water is put on very li htly. and is
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way you we to.
walk are again being sprinkled but the
an formerly.
complimented on his work.
. i’aintels’
Supphes
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
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Telephone 452 3. .
Ne117e‘ii’s Daucmg
Academy
W. Gilbert Newell’s Select School
of Dancing and Department, at Alion
ilnll, Madison St. South .Norwnlk.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12TH.‘ro-opening
day. class for MISSES and MASTERS
AT 4:30 P. M. BEGINNERS’ CLASS
for Ladies and Gentlemen at 8 o‘clock.
'l‘ho Waltz nnd the New Society Dances
thoroughly inuizill. Respectfully: W.
GILBERT NEWELL. 25 Liberty St,
Bridgeport, (ft (‘lrculars mailed upon
application
Does Your Root Leak?
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK3
501: I GALLON 50¢ a GALLON
our (‘ompound for three. years.
for csiiu‘lnios.
ell.
Century Rooting 00.. inc.
83 Washington at. South Norwaik
Correspondence solicit-
EASY GLASSES FOR UNEASY EYES
lire your eyes uneasy! lire the:
beginning to rebel? Make them com-
fol-table. Put them It their one
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwwk Optical Co.
UNITED IANK IUILDlNG
Room. 7-8
57 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours-uh to 11:30 a. m..and llzib to
g p. in. Monday and Saturday, 1 to
p. m.
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Everybody is Invited to “Chine .
the New Stilts, Coats and Milli (11y
whether you come to buy or
merely to look
h.
We cannot leailt' saying that we are
sure we have now showing the final.
lines or ready-torrent apparel for ”-1
dies eve1 shown in The Norwalks. We
are likewise confident that-we m of-
fcl'ing better values for. the mon‘lf
than you will see elsewhere: 'ijhdae
(statements are made in up sincerity
and without any attempt to exaggerate
‘11. the slightest degree You can sat-
isfy yourself in this regard by making
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which. are good enough to; bear out
any statements we have made coil-1}"
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it is our aim, first of all. to create per-
manent customers, not one-time pur-
chasers, and We believe that we can
best accomplish this by giving maxi-
mum vaiuc and satisfaction. We are
determined to do this. and we will.
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Evergreen Corn. dozen,
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his .kmclons Peaches Apples, Green Peppers, Red, White and Yet—v
low Onions and Squash
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,»
20 NORTH MAIN eraser. PHONE 14s. ,
2.1L"-.. ;-~M.m
YOU WANT THE BEST HEATING SYSTEM for your
house this winter
Come in and talk the matter over with us. ism
about the different kinds. study statistics and let us help ’
you decide which kind of 11 Heating Apparatus will best .
serve your need.
The Jones & Hotcbkiss Co. .
11 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNIQHED
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strike you in the wrong way souls- ’:
limes. lluy your clothing here 1 . .
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vomvo MEN‘S 1'1.o'rllmo Sui "at .
7 and 1111 that reach the high 11
mark of excellence. correct in GM
pnltic'ulul or materials. tailor! mil,
finish Thoroughly dependable. , ‘
them over before buying elsewh"
D. GOTTLIEB >
11 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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The cost of on shingles is about 50 per cent more than
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will no» weir out. time will never need renewing and when d
pod from Jul roof an mimics shingle will not break. Many of
most pro: limit. irehiloou and builders 1.1.1 now recommending
lumen shingles over all others. even state. for slate is much hear
pad is my to break ’
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