I, ., , i i“ W“: a H . Vi not titragi‘iiitford Hatfiégfitou? a; an mil“. it; five. a _ antler anxiod‘gnalieineriell. T r'l‘here will be a special communism The load” Degreenvilljb mil, » l l A. M.. Thursday evening a * £00k» u... ‘e ’ ‘ . Court 3; 7; oxide Amieipfli‘o tersa: . m * . of America; will he timoWleeet-T ; ; ’ . _ ; ‘ ; . in; this evening at the lodge headgear-3 -=, , L, tors in Washington street. After the- thankless session. refreshments will be- .isanaeusue . 3 o r: insernou, of Ridgeileld.‘ 9001*“ Dom j is. candidate for congress- "man- iar a, who i making an auto- “ mobile tr \ throu ; the state in the intercom 0% hlovcandidacy, called on friends in Norwalk, last week. . new tbook by Albert Blgeiow Paine. of Bedding. "The Hollow Tree Showeddn Book." which continues the stories and sdyentures for little peepie begun in 'i'lihe Hollow Tree and Deep Woods Mk." ‘ ‘ l . The town board of assessors began their annual sessions this morning. George W. Fitch andClerit John W. Curnow will be inseision in the town hall building and Oscarrw. Raymond and John WaBosardns in the quarters at West Washington street; . County Game Warden W. F. Smith. or South Norwaik. and Warden Sidney Wilkens. of Danbury, were at Bull's Bridge. last week. where they a pre- hended an ltalian who had been unt- ing; without a license. The titan took out an alien license which get him 15. Not-walk Chapter, D. A. R; will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. B. M. Andrews,.West aVenue, Thursday af‘ ternoon at 8 o’clock. The program will consist of a story-from the orig- inal manuscript by Miss Mary A. Cun- ningham. There will be vocal and in-' ‘strumental music, The Voilmer Club will hold a meat. William Tracey. of Yale, spent 3;; day at his parental home in West ave- nue. . ‘ ‘ ' Harold Baldwin. of New York city. spent Sunday at his home in Wall street. .. ' ,W. Franklin Bishop, of Yale, spent yesterday with his father in Beldon avenue. 3 C. C. Beagles, of Harbor avenue. spent Saturday in .New Canaan on business: , Z . ‘ A son had: been born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugo R. Noack, of No. 49 Chestnut street, South Norwalk. " Miss Edith Crofut, of the Danbury Hospital, spent Saturday and Sunday ion of Old Well.1.odse.No..tgsgil‘..snd . The Harpers have just published a P ing tomorrow night at tho~Mahackemo Hotel. for the purpose. of making ar- rangements to go to Stamford and' march. The campaign of Chief Vollmer is coming along in line shape and hlsl host oif friends are confident of his, success atothe polls on election day. 1 As engine 452 attached to a freight running from Bridgeport to Piltsheld' approached the Hewleyvillc yard late Friday night it "sldeswiped" a string of trelfltoarmoaa. aiding. The err; glue was somewhat damaged and was Ashes to. the Danbnry, yard Friday Bidht and sent to New Haven Saturday for repairs. District Deputy John F. McMahon. of South Norwnlk Council. No. 1253. K. of (3.. will go to Greenwich on Thurs» day evening to worit thowcond degree. On account of this. the regular meet- ing of south Namath council will take place on Wedneadoy evening. in~ stead of Thursday. as a great many of the members are to accompany him on the trip down. The members who wish to go will take the 6:40 train out of South Norwnllt. ’ The Connecticut Oyster Company. a branch of the Stroller-51 u‘lystor (lo. 2f Straiford. Conn, opens its house at 4 Gollmrno street. Toronto. Canndn. with: with friends in Norwaik. Conrad Price. of ew York city. spent the daynat the ome of Warren 0. Woorwardpin. Belden avenue, yes- terday. .3 " - ; ; George Sheldon. of the Norwalk Ho \ ‘ tel, whoshas beenvislting with friends in Waterbury, returned to Norwaik Saturday. ‘ . Charles J. Palmerfof Eimwood ave- nue,-lelt~i3aturday_ with his family for penvarhpoiwwhero he wiiltake up his residence.‘f‘.;;.;‘g ‘ ;,...W , Mrs. Charlotte Everglthtonroe. of Cannon Station, is spending the day 'with her sister. Miss Mary Everitt. of West street. Edward Creaph and Miss May Mc Glon'e. of South Norwalk, attended the Round-up . at ' Jackson‘s Bridsmrt theatre Saturday evening. Mr. and hire. V. Warren Champion and Miss Rudd. of, Washington sircel. have returned home after a month's stay with relatives In Black i'lall. Conn. ; . , Thomas Fletcher, of Nchqu city. who has been stilleililing spver days With Harry Holder. of Keyser street, East Norwalk. rciurnud to his home on: MAXWELL «30* me one usxweu. user was one BUICK «40" me 11 SINGLE cvtmoea caoiLLacs. rumbieaaat our; ‘910 4 cvtmoea CADILLACB, demi~tonnsau All cum are in tincmnning order. last evening... . . . ,. Paul Lawrence, Allen Sitts and Ray- , ;mond Hall-wont to Silvermino. Saw-v day and returned with it great quantity of chestnuts, which they say are plen- tiful in that place. The new iron fence for the Franklin street school fs being erected. There has been no fence at; the place since the old wooden one. which was remov» ed because of its unsightly appearance some years ago. George W. Collin. of Belden place. who has been employed for some time past in the meat department of the Norwslk market of William Bette. in Main street, will soon leave Norwalk for Stamford. where he has secured a new position. A large number of young people were swimming yesterday at Salon Point. Among them were a number of the life savers. The water is getting cold and the air Was warm yesterday. Swimming is over for the maturity of the local swimmers. 'A party of the U. S. V. L. 8. C. at- tended Jackson‘s Theatre Saturday evening in Bridgewrt and witnessed the production of the Round-Up. Among those who went were Charles A. Voik, William Byxbec, Joseph Cor- corun. ll‘rcd iiuina. Bartholomew White and James Monaghan. Warren 0. Woodward, of Holden uvenue, e‘t' tallied a party of his "Mantras home‘geaterday. Dur- unusnal pmspects; r'ijhvisooso has Wrbierwln is the president. George Laird. viceuroeidoni. F. S. Beardsley. secretary. and 'l‘. .l. McKay. treasurer.‘ home cities at Stratford. Conn. will be men at the bend of this concern is a warranty for its eminent success.~—’i‘lie Oysterman and Fisherman. The new state road from llrookiield mer, was opened to public travel a few way‘leadiug from Dauhury to Brook- lleld Junction and extends over line- broad and smooth and bills have been reduced wherever prai‘llt‘olile, The improvement makes the run to New bury for uplomobillsta and will mean lion. Westerbolte Brothers have sold and put of Blue Points this season. After a while our friend. Jacob Ockera. will be about/the only independent firm in that region. We are honing that all these deals mean a betterment. of the business. If doea begin to look like an Oyster trust. The Sealshipt Oyster System has become one of the most on twelve and best organized concerns in the businesa world.——'I‘he Oystermau and Fisherman. ing the oonfsovbraihftbe mem- bers lo a e of their accomplished styles. WW mustachcs. and a very h enjoyable, I experienced initiat- ing some‘ so 'present into the .l. A. Club, newly formed. Clifford H. Benedict. of South Nor- walk. the well-known cartoonis had a cartoon in one of the Brl geport - papers esterday, which depicted a lo- cal r uli'tflfi the act of lsavingtown. it excited .a great deal of interest r pround The Norwaiks and was clev- srlygot on up. it was accompanied by a skate _, explaining the significance of the cartoon.‘ The as ice at Trinity Church yes- terday“ tag was fairly well attend- ed. * he outtake was good. in the morningitlio choir repeated by request Page's "il‘tom Edlnt's Bondage Game." and sanml’oster‘s ’i‘e Doom very well. in the evening they sang 3"0 Baviour of the Wade‘s by Sir John (lass. The choir is tied to welcome Miss Carrie ilunkdras am‘emberuiso to see some of the oldrmernbers in their places again after thdrvacation. There was dnito s'brush tire yester- day in Connemfitation when a spark from the trains; set the grass stirs. The tire threatened the ham of Queries Limbloma and;th four hours Fire! Ward leeward‘mmsieddsnd an able hand a .0 gilt; alpsratauaehedahehre with breou‘s d; d‘v‘hranohsa. sue lulu iy‘heatin thaeiuft‘si- much a plate work. r sywere lied out’onthe run and sew l slid their floodlit: ; lpth _,, w ch t sy‘hsd no time "to on. men's MIDICINE co.. co. noswaut. cons. ass-runawa— f can add, with confidence. a word in commendation of ”r. Dick's Medicine. it does all that is oisimed for it, Many of my friends have used the prepara- tion for malaria and rheumatism with most satisfactory results. ; Very truly yours. Glimmer-l ii‘lNNl‘JGAN. . as Walton. Walk. Conn. um.” .. a1 t...u.-.e .... .a .... so 6;.“ ,Bllltlsl Manufacturors of im- "proved r! . $810131! and ”V £3 Stuntman less , ;iVlolt‘¥:;§eitur. Camellia; ... vanilla, diaper ' it Home: Beds 0 ch. ‘9 .119 fli‘i was as sea (led. ’1 -~ «9° K i . *snd'sseley's crossing". .Itjflfl ; 3 199” tfib’fi" an Shellie! moment for the Cannoultes o ;’tlley;.succaededyiu tliuatli‘c ‘ ‘eli. putreiJm it «or idly loch ed . it we T ’3“ and last il . WY. . Mini feetiuifft 6 air. d best irnde in that prosperous city. All We learn that branch houses with the' established in all the great ciiies. Tho‘ to New Milford. which has been in' process of construction during the sum- ; days ago. The road begins at the high- ‘ kleberr' Hill. crossing the western' part 0 he town of Brookiield and er; tending to New Milford. The road is; Milford one of the best out of Dan-3 N WAIHINOTON STRIIT. greatly increased travel in that direv- , 'The Scnlshipt Oyster System. inn. is I gradually acquiring the bout producing: plants in tho liluo i’omt region. The the Excelsior liluo Point Oyster Co.i will sell this vast concern all the out« ‘ ;,r.‘»r 1' . “or an. lanes err-lee. ‘ - a sr conservation” Everything in the Optical Line. ayes Examined Free ill WALL Trill?” - in ’ i.- 'l - linens «a. ‘ So. Norwalk Stamford Port Chester F. E; Lockwood 8: Co. “1°“ 39 Wall Sims-(‘Phonel Garage Water St. "“‘-—'Nol‘wsik. cents. For MenWho Care to Dress Well The Barry Shoe ABOVE ALL. ransom Flynn’s Boot Shop Successor to Flynn & Ryan , SOUTH NORWALK. Asbestos Shingles The cost of nsbcslos shingles is about. 50 per cent. more than wmd shingles. To offset this extra coal you have a shingle that is fireproof. will never wear out. thus will never need renewing. and whon drop. pcd from the reef an asbestos ahiuuie will not brook. most prominent architects and builders me now reronunendiug as- beatoa shingles over all others. even slate. tor slate is much heavier and is easy to break. Charles H. Airtho e. OAIPINTIY. BUILDING AND ONTRAOTINO. . .. a M _ or u at every damn ea. ‘3 ei‘ team t rd "a ,,;;;;§, W, IT’QWTIi.m ; ; ; ”2. ~ ‘ mums: dementia. :.~; .. ' “to the Heine .elilea barium asset the Neil and um ': 3 mam sores. 'isrtai seesaw .ancahoco scorn nonwaut. eons. SPECIALTIES '0 sister? Pinw- ed" «as flutters. two sisal. it , » ‘, ‘ . ltd-outline“. susmsss waaoss. rams waoone, ; mt buns; want)“. me soon-worsened“ iris cams. on are in weal «may of thojborsrglétiil “WW“ “'9'.” it?!" I NOW not; . at». like Willi NORWALK. ooi MONTH— sorrows m on: ewes: loos on: ELMORE 1910 one canon: 1907 For partivuhuw inquire Many of the s ssAView avenue sou-m soawaut ; it better garments were _ made we would have them, 2 We sell only the kind of goods we can vstsed’back of and. he , i “Your money back If you want it.” Willie. and see for yourSe it“ SUITS MADE-TS); ORDER I MIN?” 25 .. THE ; sroas T rs samples " m‘. u. q; .. . .. .......,.....__. rAPER Painters’ Supphes w- E. E. Gerhard Decorator l0 Firdl Street. Emil Norwalit Telephone 452 w thn it Gbmes to Keeping Warm. the BEST is None Too Good m'l‘hat's the Stamerd i YARD TIL. “-9. Lumiiili and MiliWork for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace dis. two and thrwtliy 'f‘ar Paw. ileafohina liaison urndce We are the i.ocai..l\gents and are anxious to ‘ Rive you outlier - information WW Home a. Nash ‘h‘fittlrnonaymfi g; 3.; eradicate. c... .. Chocolate-19c; Ben Hur Flour pr ball. 85c. Barrel; $3175 Siveet Cider for Sale " ~ It - 3 runs Milli .................... 25a 1 3 cans Peas ..................... 850‘ Gold Cross Milk ............. ...10c ii cans Corn ........... ....390 “ lsgnolia or Clover Milk ........ 11c l 3 cans Campbell's Soups ...... .Lcflo Cauliflower. Corn, Tomatoes. Beets, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Apples; ' UNITED GROCERY comm 20 NORTH MAIN eraser. rnon'i oer ...Wlt helm; ) New. Tanned ' our large line l 7* Siennand'l‘nm mmgs at popular prices. We serials. it. " Ready- itiéylrea Apparel to; La’ _ dies in the. ., , ti; fur the money We select 5 only tile best lines. ill the country. Al ~3v ». ,5 u o y t.. you wear tHE sear HEATING overeat for year house this winter. I Come in and talk the matter over with us. learn about the different kinds. study statistics and let usuh'pip " «. you decide which kind of a Heating Apparatus will beat , ' serve your need. ' . , ., The Jones 8. Hotchkiss Co. 17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn. _.,..-._. .-..a. mmwm‘ . ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED 4 lhfants’ livery need of the iiaby is supplied here. and all lilo little gannents are well-made, dainty, attractim and serviceable. Our new Fail line of CloakspCQ‘pls und (‘hrlstening Robes are illo’hfiudfiomoui, most drasé sy creations that can be found. in no other store can such smart, dainty liaby Tog- 1' gory be had at such small prices. The N- R . Willi” an ‘ ToEl'i/ash "lz’iiiili‘Stl'eél p y may it -... -M 7—,» 3 .~ harm a. new... « .spsntthe week end with the Smith. of Ann street. . Thence-rel cmmitlee of the united ltallan Societies. who recently hold such a successful Columbus Day sale branch will meet this cranium lit that ' ion lime lmslnesa matters in with the celebration will be all. Twenty-four of the me here Woman's lleilef Corps. pa d their sit- uusi vinii to Mr. and Mrs. (lllnries l'lremry at their home in South Wil- lon. Friday afternoon and evening. A copper was served and a line time are lured. The only returned on; a late train. , a. u.. Wasted-vs ifiii Georgi all; spent 'r O‘,Ml ,. lit sardoijmttwm-w ~«; .. ,. ., and Mill frliimls in Howard are due; 'Ansonis. . . ., , s D The Visiting on ptsr‘ r Trinity (lulhi will lupstmllblthasegvins meet» ins Tuesday attarnesna’t Mrs. Bailey’s. heath Noreen. t 3 3 T ii' fiITtirTéthn fl 1 .i ' Moscow areal n on ; ' up the' need 1' , . Again. my ‘ be. imam“, on i064 “film? , M -. tuna Emma halide. M hmaiya. has and Grand. Resin ‘ New Vera, etiolated been spending a ten: day: with her niece. tiles 1;qu aniline. of Lowe street, has returned I " .luawfia ‘ If 1 liigh glint, ‘ i aresaum. ct Nerves . ‘i'lis and his staff of one era wt 3 out. A musical sadiitmry meat will natural“ meats mil be served.
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