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stadiums, at
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.. organizing. and it takes time or four ”0“me to without “my. After a .1
games for the teeth to get in ”good
5...... WW.....-.. ~ “mm-w- .... 191m 1.0.1. 1111.”... m 101" game“ a... brief discussion as to the measure!
plums unmist- rumour lost a the mm of a football season. 135,136, . formal ballot was decided ea WWWWWrWWeu
A L. which of course is short enough.- and W0 ns W.o
‘— John W Scutloy placed In nomlns
lbs-2 WNWe'm rioplrusési an occnuio‘nul saute lost M is the 0'“ lion Mortimer M. Lee. I?”
2-8—Bualneas Department
,W’Wmmflmach Office, Not-Walk
.90 —-Etiltor's Rooidonca
Tawny "Editor's ‘ illustrious.
For a good beer try ltuppelts
Manner ii: Flynns adv
Ji‘he regular meeting of tho liulldinx
and Loan association will be held to-
night.
' All the offices in the towli nail build-
ing in Wall street closed this after-
noon, aa a uumliol of the officials ale
attending the funeral of Mayor has
nlon iii. Brundage. ‘
See
Miss Flore nee M. Benedict retained the right-hall- back. is now plating“ , . soazon. We will guarantee to please you so well that you will any
home Saturday from ’lieverly Mass. lull hack in the place of Seymour. who‘ es Exalnined Free ”’f‘ count w“ announced as m" .. ’1
ViWIWWW has been visiting her cousin Mrs. has left school. tiphurn, who played Y, 1 . llW‘WngWinl number 23“ , l "m proud "’ W‘WD‘W" m‘fl,”"“' 0' coat.‘ Remember. 5W0“ ““3 “N19? ’1
.l.. Porter and other friends in llos- fill] hack in the place of Seymour. is ' """""""""" o‘illgzatiou if it doesn't please you. isn't this a fair and open offer
' ‘_ 63 WALL .TNII'IE. PNWOPWII 3”. r .. NORWALN. Mortimer M. Lee ................ 163
ton and Brookline. Mass. now playing left tackle . McMahon . Nehemiah Candee ........... 99 ’i'hut's the Mints policy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Randolph and son
John. of Bayonne. New Jersey, are via-
iting Deacon and Mrs. .lohli 1). Taylor.
of Benton street. Mrs. Randolph is a
daughter of Deacon Taylor.
Tire employees of Commodore Lilli-W “'0 “‘3'" ““8 YUM. they are never-the EARN faithfully Norwaik and the state of ’
.ten's country estate on Sunset 111115 less pleased to hear of his brilliant. EVENINGS DOLLARS Connecticut 1011“, best of 111“ “11111,... - s
Reddlnir. have issued invitations for a ““00““ in “‘5“ cumpaoy. Dick 13 YOU . It collection amounting to 313.77 was ‘
dance to b given 1“ the Sanford gym—1 now playing send-professional foot m 1111“,“ up
rasium. Re ding, on Wednesday even-
ng.
The Hotel'Mahackcmo is one of the
very few buildings in South Norwaik
which had its flag at half must in
memory of ‘the death of Mayor Lee-
mon M. Brundage, of the City of Nor-
walk.
Senator Jeremiah Donovan went to
New Haven yesterday, to attend a
meeting of the Democratic state cen-
tral committee. acting in place of At
tornoy John J. Walsh. who was unable
to attend.
Contractor Saivator Charlott has re
coived the contratt to lay 600 feet of
six inch sewer pipe from Dr Alvin ll
Wadsworth s new sanitarium at Moss
Hill. to the sewer in Grove street. The
work will be done this month.
Mrs. A. Painter of 272 East avenue.
and Mls. R. C. ”hilnpstin, of 265 East
avenue, went “in; ilsnbury Wloday
to attend the mini: ith annual con
volition of the W. i). ‘ .U., as delegates
from the Norwalls‘ W. (3. T. ll.
Clifford Craw, of Norwalk. has re-
algned his» position as chauffeur for
George 0. Tucker. of the luetlgewood
Farm in Broad llIVer. and has taken
a position with Oscar ll. flanks, who
conducts an automobile rental bust
hens in River street.
Frederick Iiartlli't, of Discsa court.
the young man who was shot in the
left leg last week by Felix fleeeszkl.
on the Cranbnry road, is able to sit up.
1 left school. Seymour was elected Fri- comniodliiioll in town. We do Frank 1* “1,111 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 221.3
2"“??? lg“? W’wgimwomfi thiWWert-WWWvaWiWIWl day last. Al worlt ill repairing and sup- No. 11; 1.1311111“, Ave. E. N.
{,‘f" ' 1 3 ” I. ‘1" u . “0 1 stylus new W18- snmlrnr. Mt- F. iii. Brady .................. sat-h
‘ “0 serous resu a ram 1“ “m -—~Aceldents will happen hilt the teries. etc. and our work is air No. 111; Franklin Ave. .
Those who attended the hi- ennial uest~rogulated families keep WDr. T from ways expert and satisfactory at Fred B. Coleman ______________ 573.4 5 '
county convention of the “A. 0 it held ss' Eclertric Oil for truth emergencies. M). iii N. Main St. . W
in BrWldtlt‘port Sunday from Division it subdue: the pain and heats the w. A. HANFORD‘O. Mrs. 1.. c, (3001111111, ,,,,, 1 84-3 ~~ w» ~ « --w«~--»
No 1, were the following County hurts. 42 North 111.1,, 3L No.29 Ann St.
Treasurer D. J. Moore. William H. t Jos. ll. l-‘lllow ............... lift-it
Jiicitey. John (luider, MartinJ Mcl‘lon WOODEN WEDDlNG ANNIVER- West Nerwaik. , We a c .WWeW 0
oligh JoWhn McNamara. and Charles T. M d M :VWWWWEYWP t id Madame Wm. K. Finkior ..... 123.5
Mdlovera. r. an rs. . . ‘tzgera enter- No.3 111““ pm... 1
The case of Felix Lecesslu. who is lainvd a large number or friends at ‘*" “ Chas. ll. ruhi ................ tut-2 30W" NOR M-K. GONE ‘
charged with carrying concealed wear ”it!” home in lialrview avenue, last No. 29 Arm st. MILL TEL. “-3. . RYAN!) TIL. “,1
p is and with shooting li‘redeticlt llart Tllgz‘istlly WdeWiWWWWWWWWVWWWlWWWWWWWWWW of ”10"“ ‘ in ‘ Elbert W. Fitciqr .............. 2ii’i-5 .
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to he out The case will come up next. “link Carney. "1 Stamford. and Misses No. (3 No. Main St. .
Monday when 11 19 111mm,“ the 110,. Elizabeth and t’laiollnetlerln furnished Jill" ilauah ----------------- 78” from a Pi e to a Palace
will be able to be preset“ to court. music. Tho cost of ashostos shingles iWI dbout £0, per lt'l‘lalui.I mgr: Itings woo: It N: 3,4 rMerwin at. "it 1 gg I y
d liti oWl continues WWWWWW‘WWMWWW‘M' Bhlnsles. To offset this extra costyou arena than t I. a roproo . I my ................ t. -. .
tthlollWWi'lins AWnWIWWyrinWlllWiWs lWinWgnthurd and F‘OR MON! TBA" THREE DECADE“ will never Wear out. than will never need renewing and when drop— iiutlcrs Island spECIALTIES . *
Miss lda Waukh of Philadelphia. the “I” 5 Honey and WW” "u been ' lied from the roof as nslmsios shingle will not break Many of the David Jenlts .................. 39lWW2W . 1
lormor a successful writer of child- “WWW“ "mm” ""W "mm" “0"“ molt prominent urchlmts and builders are now retomiucndinx sr- Wilton w , 1 0 t d to 1 Tar Pa .
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re-construet “m“ ‘ ey. will hold: reactor business msetlntt (MRIINWTNV BUILDING AN W 711;. "MW Place. iii. N- - ~ 1" - «w
tether Ford. of Stamford. whose mo~ 11,111,111 31 “m K111111111. 1,1 Co ' Mrs. 6 must Raymond ““““““ 553-3 DIMOCRATIO LIADERO HEB.
5101‘ “5' WWMIWWW Ht‘ WWWWt-lWWWWWtWW dngWWolngthzi lumhus quarters in South Main street. ‘ , Ne. u can live. a: N
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made a satisfactory adjustment of the Waldo A Rsymen “important 3“"? ’1': l" "'V’ ”3‘
ion with Palmer Brothers. the boat . ' “an" W 1 1,. van. ass sy. .
and “slim-builders A n" "5“" "W” 01WO°WthWtWJWR.WWWA§&W°cWW3:rWlW.O WW ‘ (WIN: gliders-n Ave. W . it was a very important. reaction that DANCE TON‘GHT
vided by the l’ulmur firm was helm; GEN'Wi'LIMENi—W M”. Carrie 3‘ 31,11". 112.11 "m dam mm 'm 1‘ st rat commit The Auditorium. South Norwal .
tried out when the boat caught fire. . .No. 111 Union p.111 . W ’ 9 w ' he opened for the season toniah
“"3 "0W0 Wt “““md ”W W"“"’" Luau odd superannuation. l word in Dr. Fredsrirh t.. Uhlo “HQ .1151 l” “0'“ "l “‘0 WHNMW“ ““lldinbi“ u msdrlam sud confetti this,
or. commands! of Dr. Dick‘s Medicine. 3! .No. 4 Union M1,, headquarters, in New flatten youths some over tonight and replay
Mrs. L. l) Crawford of Flint. Mich! 11 1101,11.“ lhlig'tlmmw t‘or it Many 1 eeW WWC e Austin‘T. Wilson lilo-5 day. it was called for the purpose q ’19“ W301i“ 0‘ Bridltotrol‘tl but
thin. formerly of ll‘t-unce street. Nor 1,: my friends are used the 1.11.1.1"... . tlrumman M1. "mm” up the wsmpum for the state «rs will he on hand with now 1'4“
walk, hilt! comatto ”WWW for it Vi!“ tion for malaria and rheumatism with would never be heard if you were, “W“ "m eaInplem I although this was not on 1"“: songs '
and is greeting her "Hilly MOM! Gm most satisfactory results. shed with a pair of the lmprovsd Ola MIITINO 0F RAILROAD ch- 1111, agenda 11 was “11 111191111“ 1111, M» » «M's-~- mm... ,
today. She will remain indefinitely Very truly yours. Cushion sols Elton. 00151-03. "1131,11“ and 11“, 1.0.1.4..“ 1131111mel.mv1a WWW mm“ .
:WWWWW hf mew. t31(:,ot'i:l:é WWanrWtWithWthWtWr CHARLES FlNNiGtiAN Foo: torigrcruuged '10 gm: ”WW . Platinum new under way for a union. held in executive session '
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. Norwailt iti time to return with her . . ii. A. pupil tusiiinu tritium. are .
mother. ...‘.':“ w“ ‘‘‘‘‘ m vluuslv patented. m" lir A hood 3 iii New York. New Haven It llart d dWWWzWWWWWW and thWWnWWWWW of WiWWWWlWlWW were there is North Main Strut. Booth
t 1 1 1 M it R51 road otllllimn). to lift hsl‘3in an the title since a t e state cont . Raid on . W shi it»!
Tim “the”! 0f “Willa“? Shawn-WWW "W" l" 9" " “ "" °" "0" ‘ hollows tialt drown street. tiw t-tsv milieu was couttueaIiuhle. .1 ' . i “O
, t i. Vow—Mme «w on. 01-11mm 30 several national m Chairman f‘. W (insistent: was an: “Milton. It 0M. M
‘ team is loWered.
formmm of the fine wire department at
Was lines is
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fairly. “they played Daubury to
able, 9. credit to the players and to the
team. As Mr. Perry says. "A team
cant he made in one your.’ list. took
for an example the team of the Yale
college. where the football spirit is
perhaps. the strongest. It the teani1
is‘: diilqront every year there is a.
srsut amount of time taken with the
with every team. the standing of the
[tuna for this run
son that such a crusade Was started
at the beginning of the season to set
all of the old players truck. Many of
them came; some could not; others
graduated. and one of the old players
has proved such a star on the gridiron 1
that he is playing semi-professional
football. The team now, however. is
making good and the spirit amount
tiles tudc‘nts is rising. A very snolii
practice was held yesterday afternoon
and some changes solo tiled. 0' iiai'a
who has been playing’ iefl- end.
chutlgtd to Iigilt- -haliha(k.
and Tariov. both fast players. are bo~
int; tried on the end.
for the ends are wanted.
While the students
regret. Vcl‘l'W
lmuch that "illck"
lreiund is not with
ball with the Tiger team slid is mak-
ing for hiniaelf more titan a name. Ev-
cry student is proud to point to him as
a fellow school mate.
Fire drill was worked very stit‘t‘csl-l-
frilly in the fifth period yesterday.
The song books will arrive some
time this week. Cough tip with the
lie 5. ,
At llletW‘llWll
held yesteltay in the assembly hall
at one o'c.lotk Prolident iioran pro
sided. 32.3.00 “7}“ granted the. foot-
hali team with out the least dissent.
A letter was read by the secretary
signed by the ell-manager of the husk-
et bail team. it asked that the letters
which are given to the students for
work on a team be given to the Int-In-
hers of last year's basket ball learn.
it was not formally voted to give the
letters, but the secretary was instruo
ted to look up the matter. They will
prolnlhiy be given. The ball mana~
aer also applied for letters for the
players of tile base hail team and the
same course was followed,
A vote of thanks was extended to
the Examiner of the hose ball tcanl.
Clinton (T. i-lubhall. for the. valuable
service rendered by him willie holding
that oliico last your. application that
he not a letter was tirade, but this
was out of order in that only the play
out of the teams get the letters.
A special election will probably be
railed for room it. to elect. a senator
in place of Norman Seymour. who has
”.333“;
v. as .
Cost cllo. .
More candidates.
of the Boys' A. A. was W
THE {roams ass-r av sileaWitt
Tau-r. has D AND sacouusuosp
av a'LI; ‘l'WHE. LlAWDING COOKING
scsoots or new YORK. sosroN,
Paovmsscs,
Hasrroao.
Funeral Diredtdrs and Emhalmersi
12 iii North Main Street.
.s
So. Norwalk
O‘Ns‘ MAXWILL “so" «to
ONE sastu. “so" 1909
ONE autos “40" nos
39 Wall St..—-('Phone)
OTHWEWR LARGE CITIES. WHICH IS
HE BTRONGBST ENDORSEMENT
OafllflLE.
SPRINGFIELD HUB RANGES”
NIW HAVIN ANDW PARLOR HEATWEWRWBW ”3375 up to 327
0. D. Jackson
Optician
LET Yoon
. ,3 titty Clerk John .l Canoe vu named
. WizaliWthtfithWW 15AtgfiWWWf‘WoWlWllWWWWWnglWVWIWWEmWWWyT for secretary. General Frost referred
. 7 ‘ aIWWalWWiWIWtthoWW ‘1me 3353113111}? . facsitously to the fact that in occupy~
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. ‘ .1 . ,1, . amoroeoiaor ropes out an we
3 9’ Wm“ hut detest. was ‘00de years use. without) was a eaadldats.
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319 50 up to 350
South semis. Conn.
000
Everyildng in the Optical Line.
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
WILL snow You now
Stamford
Port: Chester W W
ONE ELMORE 1909
ONE ELMORE 1910
ONE ELMORE 1W7
is called to the fact that they
can always find a auras:- where
every attention will
when on a tour or for their ac-
This is not the midi or original:
11 SINGLE CYLINDER OADILLACQ, rumble out
ONE Win 4 QYLINDER CADILLACO, domlrtonnnu
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood 81
Garage Water St.
AUTOMOBILsn'
ATTENTiON
be given
-‘ ich it. Quintard it was voted to ca-
(Continued trots Wli‘lrst Pass)
Chairman team a. Nourish, or the
city committee. mlrd the caucus to
order, following wh ll General itali-
sell Frost was “named to preside and
He said that he understood there was
to he a little contest. hut hoizbsilovod
it was the. desire of the candidates
to have everythlnv settled lathe cau-
cus. He also made a plea to have the
estrous to unanimously support who.»
ever should he named.
Frank H Fitch then look the floor.
sayinu he did not liulievu "these things
should all he one, way and therefore.
placed the name of Nehemiah Can-
tine." rur. Fllf‘h added that ,Mr. Call”
ties is it bright. intelligent and honest
man.
Mr. Sealiey supplemented his nomi-
nation dl‘ Mr. Lee by suylnii concernllllt W
the latter: "tie in a man we all know;
intelligent and worthy of our support."
A motion that there be appointed
four tellers prevailed and Chairman
Frost, chose George. R. Van Alatyne.
Herbert A.
tar. and (insist-e E. Kocour.
inaiion was made unanimous.
added that if elected he will serve
The followintr nominations for jus-
tices of the peace were made. the sec.
rotary rastlns a single vote'for each:
Mathewson. 'l‘homaa Rob-
tipou motion of Mr. (lander. the porn. ,
Mr. Lee thanked the caucus forhon- ‘
oring him with the nomination. and .4
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Suits and floats cut and made individually to your measure; W
their making the heat skill and best designers in this country Wwi
take [art givinl; to this and that line just the curve needed and Want
ctl to :our figure. ehave pleased a great many customers this "
Wrth
Satisiactlon guaranteed or your money
back. t‘otne today.
. .. run areas rat sitcoms... ....’
Daniel llunlop. w. A. Griffin. Jr.
as L. Russell. Percy .l. Edwards.
t a motion of (l. H. Voshurgh the
town committee was authorized to fill
vacancies and upon motion of Freder-
dorse the nominations of the First
and Third Districts. after which a mo-
ties to adjourn prevailed.
Prohlbs Nominate.
The i’rohihitionists held a caucus
last night at the home of Sylvester
Hherwood at :10 thinaton street.
when nominations were made for rap-
roscatatlvos tn 01$!!th legislature.
Albert. N. Sherwood and Frederick ii.
litidient were named. N. Smith Fermi-
son presided over the caucus and
George A. Davis was secretary.
Recently the Prohibitionisis nomi-
tlnbd Oscar 8. Mills for state senator
and Roswell A. lionedict for judge of
probate. .
NEWW TELEPHONEB.
Many instruments Which Do Not Ap-
pear in Latest Diurnal-y.
Following is a list of new telephones
whith have been installed state the is-
suing of the last list; cut this out and
paste in the back of for directory:
is}. K. Banks ................. 708-3
No. 118 So. Main St. "
No. tlti Franklin Ave.
of. Railway t‘tuulmtors outplayed on
wt 4:.“ ‘m'n?! 33””. is cin~5u1§
Infants’ Wear
Every need of the Baby is supplied here. and all _
the little garments are woli~mnde. dainty. attractive
and serviceable. Our new Full line of Cloaks. Caps 1
and Christening Relies are the handsomest. most drea~ 3
sy creations that salami found.
in no other store can such smart. dainty Baby Tog-
gory be had at such small prices. I
.
The N. E. RWyatWi Company
86 Wsshhgton Street
oeratl'r ticket were expected to he
the lbur‘t it Bennett wire mills at our: have been invited to attend this early arr-rm and he rind Dr llonshutd Tolerances at mu. N”?
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‘0“ l a 9 ” proved tine re s mes .. “a“. , '
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1.1mm at his is e of his days was: ., miter“ Waters m“ ‘3“ m white grievances troulliins they mm the reporter 0110“
9‘“ dim“ “it!” ‘1" “W I: IITAOLIUHID 1‘ 333;“ founder-toned that. than are There was a reusptluri or New liar. M
A new rule which has. your into at W x". but there are a autoim- .vsu candidates volt Judge hattlhl‘u
feet. in connection with the nrviopmf “.11" Author Carbonic , WWW-.. oftiWiWWiuWWgWWIWWWW \xiWich misfit its taken carom ordain: at atomistic hosduuar- forum “Him
the southern New hastens Telephone! > 33,513,111 111. ’11”. 3er am mm; WIYtrrItlt for your to». “Home of the railroad also. ~ enchanted it with mom 1 A; 17 n ti y“
com is that summations us . , NO. ' ll . . ' Two htiudrsd conductors will stand t loan it. Russell. the door r » .
ty i . Ihall be some to first this.“ the tilts ': palm attorney mural
an: to , -
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1 will. Add from the
i , . ‘ fit. was announces that J
haldwtns “PW, contribution “:0 tho so
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distributed this regulation appears ‘
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limit will he app iatsd by.., Mia
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while sordid calls out tisWWiWW ago so
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masts ’f’t vs. sol-l its. mt.
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