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Mrs. Herbert Coutu and Mrs. Clifford
B. Cargill. of Norwalk. visited in New
York Tuesday.
Royal A Elite. of 301 Main street.
who has been quite ill at his home for
saueral days. is brimming nicely.
9Legs of Spring Lamb 15c lb.. at
New York Market. 143 Washington Si.
John H. Yost, of Orchard street.
went to New York City. Monday evon'«
ing, and attended the production at
the Hippodrome.
John Balasz. of 64 Lexington ave-
nue. is erecting a fence around his
new home and property at. tile corner
of Austin and Lexington avenues.
Hezekiah M. Filiow. of Water street.
who has been ill for some time at the
Norwalk hospital has recovered and
was able to leave that institution.
Tuesday.
The Volunteer Circle of King's
Daughters hold a meeting with Miss
Charlotte Grumman. of Union avenue.
last evening. Refreshments were
served after the business meeting.
Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
pany. No. 1. has issued invitations to
an informal reception to all those who
assisted in the fair held recently. The
relieptlon will be held ill Red Men‘s
hall. next Wednesday evening. at 8
o'clock.
---ltound Steak, 2 lbs. 250.
Mitt.
Raymond Barrett. of West avenue.
. has resigned his position as clerk in
Hubbell and Staples Hardware store
in Water street and has gone to
Bridgeport where he has taken a posi-
“iion in the office of the N. Palmer and
(10., a large leather manufacturing con-
cern. He commenced his new duties
Monday morning.
The board‘of school visitors has in
formally discussed the matter of clos-
ing the schools tomorrow. on account
of the annual teachers' convention in
New Haven, and has decided to close
~. the chosilsw re the principals and
$0M” air
so a tend the woven-
It i
the “issued?!“ wil
m fishy all
rheoloeodr' :
Frank Libner. of 5 Benton street.
is erecting a three story «building at
the llrst bend of B uion airfiet. There
will lib ’twb'lfdr‘esn iii! no ding.‘0hc
a grocery and the other. presumably. a
variety store. Abe Leva. of Bunion
street, who conducts a grocery busi-
ness. will “ml“ his shoe into the
building, whn finished. era twill be
eight flat at 111116th all the two upper
floors.
Judge Howard 'B. Booti,‘of the Com-
mon Pleas court, has handed down his
decision in favor of Joseph E. Mc.
earthy. of Norwalk. defendant in a civ-
il action brought against him by the
Yale Brewing Company. The dispute
was over the ownership of a cash regis
ter Hurlhntt and Davis. of N01 walk
represented Mr McCarthy and Keogh
and Condos. of south Norwalk. appear
tor the plaintiffs.
wRound Steak. 12%0 lb..‘at New
YorkuMarket, 113 Washington street.
The seleotmen and toiln ol R will
be In session tomorrow for t pur’
pose .of making new voters. I III-
slon will be held in the towm court
room In Norwallt from it a, to 8
oolock In the Morning on Monday
they will most In the police headquar-
tors, Havllalld street. from 10 o'clock
In the foreseen to I o‘clock in the If.
lemons. and again on Wednesday. the
26th. from I to 7 o'clock
At the regular meeting of the Nut-
meg Club held Tuesday evening at its
quartrsc in mmlohurn Block. it was
noted to hold the tint club dance of
the «hills. inimitwood' Italsll. 1mm
evening; Novemhdr to. The entertain
iiayes'
inept maniac will proceed to cont. '
plate 'thclc‘rras‘gcm‘oatc for the outer
slop *A pool tournament Is to be hold
in the near future. for which ratings
are now being ma; scan; other mat}
rulers mac n to mcctn
watchmaslzmuoo by I am truth
of members.
Post will an bolus rescind from
Mr. Mrs. l-l‘cnry P. Price. of West
‘ in are touring In the want
It 3thus. and Will
port: “ the were that orcr lhi
achington. In Canada.
Itctc ' rout
They. hate bash.
weeks and they will return to Nor-
wslit 1&IYt Monday it is exposed, Mr.
Price; who ll “Elliot of ill. National
No. 1.. A. 0..
avenue. Wall a visitor in Mumford
Tuesday.
non. formerly of Rontll Norwaik. is the
guest of friends In Woodward nvcnud.
at Attorney Louis adhere office. was
noon.
the Postal Telegraph was on a bust.
mess trip .to Bridgeport. yesterday of-
tsruoon . .
‘ of the third degree this this evening.
position will be made to the granting
gonc about three
There will l
Andrew B. Luchlly. of Lexington
Mrs Tony Tortorolli. of Mount Ver-
Miss ida H. Kraelner. stencgraphar
aviIitpr in atamford. yesterday after
Miss Emma Bruhdago.‘ operator at
George M. Benedict, of the firm of
Finasy and Bedsdict. has resumed his
duties in the store after a short Illness
at his home ill Elm street:
The othcers of 011 Brothers' Lodge.
No. 10, l. O. O. lit; w ll held a meeting
at Odd Follotys' hall to Wall street.
Mrs Charles J. Poet and son use»
plan. 01' Chestnut street South Nor-
Walk are visitinf friends In Waist-
bury and Oakvil e for a few days.
Mrs Lena Filte is after a renewal
of silicon licence for Hawthorne inn.
Westport. and rumor has it that op.
of it.
Mrs. T. Wehrle. of Washington
street. has returned homo after ll
month' a visit with her sister. Mm. La-
then. of BridgepOrt She reports having
a line time.
wl’rime Roast lieef.12‘,fic lb.. at
New York Market. 1I3 Washington St.
Mrs. Joseph Silye. of 39 Lexington
avenue. who conducted a small gro-
cery business at the same address has
retired and the store will probably be
rte-occupied by other parties in this
line of business.
Mrs. Curl Schaub and daughter
Louise and Mrs. Louise Malmo. of this
city, accompanied Miss Bertha L. Mul-
mo to New York yesterday. Miss Mlll-
mo left that. city at 4:30 for her home
in Duluth, Minnesota.
William A. Lynch. of Newark N. J .
left. Tuesdw evening for Bridgeport.
town Mr. Lynch
Rochester Marine Co..
wharls. bridges and boats.
represents
latter fornIerly Miss Elizabeth Help»
elman, who were recently
have returned from a Wedding trip.
and Mr, Morton has resumed his duties
with the Connecticut Company.
A literary club is being formed
among people of the Norwalk Metho-
dist c‘lllllcll which promises to be very
interesting. The that meeting will be
held Friday evening at the home of
Miss (‘alrle Smith who is the insti-
gator of the movement. All young
people are invited to attend.
Repairs have been completed 011 the
rear entrance of the Bijou Dream and
it now presents a decidedly new and
attractive appearance. The old door
has been torn down, and a new one
put in its place. while the bricks sun
rounding the door have been replaced
with new and more substantial ones
Stella have also been constructed. The
masonry work was done by Thomas
Roibns. while the carpenter work was
'in the hands-or Arthur Waldrcn.
"will-loin ell. iboglb; at New York
Market. lI “ingmy street
Amqngi applications to be made
THI WORLD'O I‘T
TEST.
DY ALL THE LEADING COOKING POOIIILE. ':
SCHOOL. OF NEW YORK. BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE.
HARTFORD.
after a few days stay with relatives ill ;
tllc .
builders of _
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Morton. the
married. '
av avsav crass Land“ cross. wales 1c
USED AND EOOMMENDED THE STRONG IT ENDORSEMENT
8PRINGFIELD.HUIRANGIO.......I1I.BOuptout)
new HAVEN auo' PARLOR HEATIRB 43.711 up to car
I
A. J. Collins Co
Funeral Directors and Elnbclillsll's.
12-18 North Main Street.
Santa Norwlik. Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL eraser. motto III. Noawaut.
‘ ' terdlmor
ates l
' lea ilb bf
worlt and heard t 0 very interacting
‘ addresses. one upon "Woman's But
. Scientific Temperance instruction,
essentials.
Reports and Adel-cools circa It Yac-
, lcrdcy'c Ionics. . ;
The Woman’ I curlitlaa Temperance
Union of Connecticut. which began Its
annual convention in Deanery 31.». NW
roll cousins“ at no
I'll on and the lists-
to’ reports from the
apartments of the
frogs," by Dr. Sophia Pentium, of Dell
bury. and the other upon the anti-
cigarette monmcnt. By the Rev. Rem
petiole. Mil r. secretary of the inter»;
national Rs rm alpaca. . l
Tuesday afternoon the convention
listened to a stirring address by Mrs.
Katherine Lento 8ievenson,s “ronudl
the world" missionary. and Tuesday
evening a large audience listened to a
sold medal contest.
The musical features of the conven-
tlun‘ including congregational singing
and soles by Dshbury Wvocalista .have
been inspiring. Tuesday afternoon
Mia's Julia Austin was the soloist and
the delegateI expressed do ight with
her songs. Tuesday eve ing Miss
Mona Taylor and Miss Lena Qulcn
added much to the pleasure of the ocv"
ell-ion with their sole; and duets. f -‘
Yesterday morning's session opened
with a devotional meeting conducted
by Mrs. Clara Leela. of Wallingford,
After the opening formalities the re:
ports of the various departments were
taken up. The majority of the depart-
ment heads were present and the rib
ports indicated progress in practloally
all of the various lines of endeavor to
which the organisation is active. The
he made during the convention are as
follows:
Evangelistic. Mother's Meetings.
Mrs. Clara fleets. Wallingford.
Parlor Meetings.
Mrs. Jennie C. Scripture. Willimantic.
LET mun : .
EVENINGSY sans DOLLARS
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
WILL snow you now
So. Norwalk Stamford Peri Cheater
out: atlaoaum
one stubs: 1910
one smells 1m
11 SlNOLI CYLINDER OADILLACB. rumblo I“!
' ONE 1910 I‘OVLINDER CADILLACO. Cami-tonne!“
on: maxwatt‘m" mo
ONE MAXWELL "so" nor
can BUICK “ID” was
All cars are In line running order. For particulate inquire
F E. Lockwood 8: Co
('Phonc) Outage Water. as. W “await. Coon.
39 Wall St..—
voiem.-whiah w .recolvcd by tho
registrars of the rat Voting District
of the Town of Nomclh; during their
sessions which closed Tuesday. were
four prominent women of Norwalk.
who will have a right to vote on school
mailers only Mrs. Mary M. Hill. wife
of Congressman monoun- J. Hill. and
her daughtelombliaa Clara J. Hill. Mrs.
Helena weed and Mia. Elsie Hill. are
the four w desire' to register their
votes in the elections of the town.
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-—Hath physics react. weaken the
bowalI. cause chronic constipation.
Doau's Regulate operate easily. tone
the stomach. euro constipation. 26c
Ask your druggiat for them.
"3...:E.
A Prominent Woman of South Norv
~ walk. Whose Nome Will in Given
lowing Strong Testimonial:
“Dr Dick‘s Medicine 00..
"South Norwhlk‘. Conn.
"Gentlemen: The remedy which
you have placed upon the market is
a most valuable means for the cure of
those ailments for which you com
mend it. [laced upon an experience
of its use in my own family. i can all
own my entire endorsement of all
which it claimed for it "
Dr. Dicks (‘ures Rheumatism. MI
lIrfI’. Grip.
Fins holacllhc house or it
111 located in South Norwallt;
I 18.
[inch forth of I.“ com
the midst of hlgh-ciaac J
properties. one mile from malatllnc
...H. E Penn
“mm.” 1.5.: 7
II WAN» "QIWDIWM-K
Batik, of Norwcilt. emu the must .
a than. which was hold in
Asst I‘ll; neurosis. two wuss ago.
moon of the Noticed team's t
wilds. Rib Roast. 1295c 111.111..er ‘3
Milt
. Upon Application. ertcc thc Fol-r
FOR SALE:
rounds
all lmpmvcmcntcflot 100x200. central.
wall. plenty of trait and once loilt
located in
ovelopment
£8011
libretto-lure
1 ATTENTION
1
II called to the fact that they
can always find I garage where
every attention will be given
when on a tour or for their so
commodaiion in town. We do
At work in repairing and sup
plying news parts. gasolcne. bat-
terios. etc. and our wot-bis II
ways expert and satisfactory at
w. A. HANFORD'O.
I! North Main It.
Asbestos Shingles
Tito coach! asbestos shingles is about to per «at more than wood
luglcc. ‘l‘o offset this extra cost you have I IhiaIlI that is fireproof.
will never wear out. thus will never need renewing and When drop-
ped from the root an asbestos shingle will not broth Many of the
men prominent architects and builders Its not recommending
hector Ihiaglea over all others. even III”. for slal‘I is much heavier
and is casy to break.
Charles H.’Ai1itllo ”'é‘fi'l'lllll'i‘i'
CARPIN'I'RY. IUlLDqu AND ONTRAOTINO.
“Oil! How My
Feet Ache”
would never be heard It you were
shod with I Mir of tits Improved
Dash 11 Isis Ihccs
tartar-Crushed :0 w cola
fort at once or I pa r cy.
This is riot tits toldl or mm
or. A. ilocd (utilises
vlously patented. but llr.
lItssl patents in Cushion illiocc
”at
Mrs. Laura N. Steele. Westvllle.
Medal Contests.
Mrs. Nellie A. (lager, Willinlantic.
Legislative
The General Gainers.
Press.
Mrs. Minnie P. Cooley.
Franchise;
Mrs. Ella S.‘Benuett.‘ Willlmantis.
Loyal Temperance lmgion.
rs. Grace Curling Plait. SPcrolhl‘)‘.
Sunday School.
Mrs. Jessie M. Pickup, Thonlasion.
Foreign.
Mrs Mary E. Mable,
‘ Union Signal Reporter
Mrs C. H. Spencer. Hartford
Flower Mission.
Mrs. Frances ll Byrons.Danbu1-y
Medical 'l‘emp'erauce.
Mrs. Dora Taylor. Danbury.
floldlera and Sailors.
Miss Marion Penneld. Bridgeport
Anti-Narcotics
Miss Nellie Starr. Uncasviile.
Temperance Literature.
Mrs. M. A. Stock. ”mountain.
The address given by Dr. Penileld
upon‘"i.lie suffrage movement was lis-
tened to by the members of the con-
vention with deep interest. Dr. Pen
llold scribed briefly the progress
mods y I my, mat. enumerating
places 111 are women have Initiated
suffrage rights and told of the results
that come from the use of the bal-
lot lly lacs. 1
The r. Mr Miller devoted the
brief period alloted to him to the pro-
untaliop of some Interesting facts In
relation to the movement in this state
for a more Itrlngsng anti-cigarette
lac. He said that the present law
was so weak that it was practically Ig
not-ed and stated thc't a new bill that
would be provided with mutant teeth
to make it effective was in curse of
preparation and would be presented to
the next session of the general casein
blI'. He said that cigarettes were bcing
sold to children constantly. notwith-
standing tllc law upon the statute
books. making It an offence to sell or
give cigarettes to chlldrcn and provid-
ing I penalty for the use of tobacco
in any form In any public street or
place by a child under sixteen.
Mr. Miller mentioned incidentally
during his address that he had receiv-
ed I strong letter from a celfcohfeued
cigarette ilend telling the story of his
downfall and blaming girls for a great
deal of the troubles caused by cigar-
ettes. After Mr. Miller had concluded
his address the convention salted him
to road the letter. which he did.
The adiournmont for luncheon fol-
lowed the noontids prayer.
Danbury.
A nlLlAILI MIDICINI~NOT A
NAROOT .
(let the genuine l‘olcy'I Honey and
1‘s: In the yellow mugs. it Is sate
call ctfcotlvc. Contains no opiates
Refuse cub-titular The flrldgo I’Ml‘
annoy.
WILL GO To IIIDOIPORT.
Neighbor (lamp to Take 01m Largo
Detonation Way Night
The silicon out her Gallo. No.
It“. Modern w of America.
with a large delegation of tho acigh
bars or the «up. will elect at the dc-
ool Saturday mains and take the
,f: to p. 1n. traiqi'for Bridccuort. when
, ihcygs to witness I monster class
adoption by the 1.11111 or Dewey Cattle.
and roast their old friend. the Health! ;
ports made yesterday morning or to ‘
Os.
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MAKE A PURCHASE.
WAY OR THE OTHER.
pointed and Untnmmed
illicit
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Within the Reach of Every Purse,
Hens you ‘WILL also TRIMMED AND usrluuuco lists
or avsav DIICRIPTION. c125 mo cows. Hana you. mat.
rmo stoweaa. saarnene. rsmmmqs m Lanes vaallrv;
use: you WILL FIND cH1Loscwe auo Mlsscs' Hardened.
AT PFIlCIB war we as: Famous roa. come AND ass Port
vooaastr. caucuses. you assume“ no ostlollrlon r6 3
we ans PLEABED To see your-one
MINTZ’S
“The Housebf Aciitfity ”and: Progress”
a
THAMER
Opticlhn
This is one of the testswaf Kalli“ ‘
sight it you cannot. do not out...
off having your glasses made l'llllh
We have a Physician. who to
Skilled Eye Specialist. to dfllllllfl
your eyes. NO CHARGE FOR EX-
AMlNATlON
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday & Saturday av¢n1m~
‘4
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Nothing ill the way of a‘ppsrel is more satisfactory
to a woman than a shapely. nice nttiug Glove.
splendid stock of Gloves (both kid and fabric). because
‘of the splendid qualities and absolutely perfect fit. is 3
sure to afford satisfaction to our customers. All the
favored styles and colors are included In an exceed»
Ingly wide range of the season‘s newest and beat
shades.
The N. E. Ryan Company
86Wcllllugton8treet
tee canaleas. susluaas wacous.
some waoonc. mo rounwnszt seas TIP curs.
if you are to want of any of thc above. will make you bargain price.
LUTHERM. WRIGHT
noa'rll MAIN can cams are
The Hatch 81 Balley
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cud 'iJaoola" Asphalt loam
sarcasm
if. Hamilton. ”Mlll MW Nil" ’= '
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lunchtime-mil.
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. J. A. Mosley. New Haven:
illicit. Wilton: C. N. Hail.‘
:‘umord: l. l... Leila. Weapon: I
kudos. Greenwich;
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