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roe MEN, woman Alto cHILo.
ass -99 .
in Fleeced Lined and ”wool oat-
meats. from 20o to 01.00 each. in
all sizes. 91 9999 9 M 9
E. K BANKS
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Frederick 8. Lyon. of West street.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport, on busi
ness. 9
Mrs. Charles A. Rubey, of Lewis
street, has gone to New York city to
consult a specialist about her eyes.
The pool tables at the Hope Hose
Company in Water street, Norwalk.
are being recovered by Peter Callahan.
There will be an important meeting
of Kabnosa Encampment this evening
in Our Brothers' Lodge rooms in Wall
street.
Jack Cockerham, of Scuth Norwulk.
has left town for lllinois, where he
will travel for the Seaishlpt Oyster
Car'rliet Co.
David Prince, of West avenue, has
removed to Niagara Falls, N. Y., his
parental home, where he will take up ‘
his residence for the future.
——Fresh or Corned liocks,l 20 lb.
Hayes’ Market.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
T. AChidsey, 17 Westport avenue, Nor-
waik, Friday at :1 o'clock." All inter-
ested in temperance are invited to at-
tend.
ii. W. Trenchard, of Norwalk, has
moved from Craubury, where he has
lived for some time, to Butler street.
where he will take up his residence
for the future.
Rev. George D. Egbert will use his
stereoptiean at the prayer service at
the Norwalk Congregational church
tomorrow evening. His views will be
mostly of Lndia.
Frank P. Rooney, of Beidcn avenue.
has secured his license to run an au-
tomobile, the license being received
from Secretary of the State Matthew
H Rogers yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Schaub, 2nd, of Main
street, is recovering rapidly from her
recent attack of typhoid fever at the
Norwaik Hospital, Friends are pleas-
ed to hear of the improvement.
James Layden, a former resident of
Norwalk, who removed to Lewlsboro,
New York, several months ago, was
arrested there a few days ago, charg-
ed with the illegal sale of liquor.
Barney Oltitlcld‘s large racing auto;
mobile passed through r‘orwalk yester-
day afternoon on route for the fac-
tory in Springfield. Mass. Many poo
pic's attention was attracted to the
monstrous automobile.
Carl Schaub 2nd. of Main street, is
improving his cafe in that thorough-
fare quite extensively. The place
when finished will contain a restaur-
ant in the rear. in place of the lunch
tables and counter as at present. ‘
George Spicer, of Camp street. is
bemoanlns the loss of his do 'Bunk.‘
which was poisoned recent y. Dr.
Bates could do nothing to save the un-
imals life. The dog was a shepherd
and highly prized by Mr. Spicer.
Mrs. Charles W. Shelton. of Nor-
walk, was one of the guests at the
meeting of the Connecticut Chapter.
Founders and Patriots of America, at
the home of Mrs. Sherwood S. 'l‘homp
son, 153 York street, New Haven, Mon-
day afternoon.
William A. Kellen. William A. Pry-
or and George W. Spicer, of Norwalk,
will represent Concord Division, Sons
of Temperance. at the 66th Annual
Session of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance at Torringtou,
Conn., today. 0
, Kid Hayes. of Mount Vernon, who
is well known as the air-feather weight
champion of Weatehestor County, is
training in Norwalk for his coming
bout with ’i‘ommy 810880. of Philadel-
phia which will be given at the Dex
ter Athletic Club of Mount Vernon.
The primary classes of the Norwailt
Methodist 8n n{tactical will he 9v“
tertainod on ymaiaa it! t 0
parlors of the cams 01' an All 110%
lowe‘en party. niho little folks are
anticipating a good time and they will
not be disappointed in their expecta-
tions.
The midweek service at the South
Norwalk Baptist church tonight is of
very “130%“ it trite have
for its consideration: “Where is Our
Macedonia?" a subject that concerns
ovary Bible ooh ol teacher. .urociolly .
in relation to 0 new «nor of top-
ics for than toadhors’ nicotine» Tito
nr’onthly busineuof the church fol»
lows the conference election, Matters
of importanpo will be prmntod.
mnemomado harm. our own
malts. Pork Chops. its. my“ Mitt.
trend i“ dint: alt tcti‘dti shower
was g‘i‘v ,fi'iatlo df’i approaching
do Porter.
, flavor. The moths
the coral-r
Oil .1
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' FEDERATION or women's oLuss.9
UNDERWEAR 99
v.9-
, Clubs.
btjs House atltitc N
up out use. 99
Address of tho Photdcnt a name’-
Thlo Morning.
,tDANlmIX’SON. Oct. ilk-«Reports of
county organizers, the address of the
president. Mrs. W W. Phipps. of tht ‘
orbury, the election of olllcers, and ad
dresses by Miss Alice Lakey, of New
York, and Miss Mary Welles, of Hart-
‘ford' were important features of the
‘second day' a session of the annual corr-
ventiou being held here by the Connec- i
ticut State Federation of Women's
When the delegates convened at tho
Congregational Church this morning
the first business taken up was that of
the reports from the various counties
as to the work of organisation accom-.
rplished during the year. following
which came the presentation of the
new clubs admitted to the Federation
since the last meeting. The address
of the president, reviewing the work of
the Federatilou during her term of of
lice. was then presented at tho conclu
clan of which Mrs. F. H. Dart of Ni-
antic presented the report of the
civil service committee, and Dr. So-'
health department of the Federation l
PflPiillR MIIJSHIENIS
MUSIC HALL.
Music Hall was crowded in the doors
last evening. and “The Country Store'i
was a big success. There were fortyY
different prizes. runny of them very
useful artitles. Tire (‘ountry Store
will be held every Wednesday after tlro‘
performance. Tonight will be the big-
gest lunch of the season. it will be
amateur night. Come and enjoy the
fun. There Is'a long list of contestants.
Tonight's performance Is large and
varied. There will he ilarrt LeClair,
America's foremost protenrr artist,
with special scenery. coming direct
front Loew's Yorkvilie 'l'hcatn—repNew9
York city; Tom and Mildred Barry,
about the craziest act in vaudeville;
Elsie Ford. singing comedlcnue; lion
Air ’l‘rio, Europe‘s greatest. acrobatic
act; lt‘ricnzi Trio. ltalinu street slus-
ers, direct from Loew’s Lincoln Square
'l‘lroalrc. New York city, and five reels
of pictures Prizes for children Sal~
urday matinee. Bring them. ‘
CAPT. BOGARDUS AGAIN HITS THE
BULL'S EYE I
This world famous riiio shot. who
“holds the championship record of lot)
pigeons in 100 consecutive shots in liv-l
tug at Lincoln, lil. Recently interview-
ed, he says. ~"l suffered a long tlmo'
with kidney au'i bladder trouble and
used several well known kidney motif-i
cincs, all of which gave me no relief
until I started taking Foley Kidney
Pills. liefore i used Piloy Kidney Pills.
i had severe backachcs and pains in
my kidneys with suppression and a
cloudy voiding. 0n arising in the morn»
tag i would act dull headaches. Now
Kidney Pills and feel 100 per con. bet-
ter. 1 am never ohtberod with my
kidneys or bladder and again feel like
my own self." Tile Bridge Phar-
macy. “
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF AMERICA}
New caustitution and a New Ritualt
Adopted.
NEW HAVEN. ()ct. 2'1.~*'l‘hc adop-
tion of a new constitution and a new‘
ritual as reported by the committee
on laws was a feature of the session
yesterday of the national convention of
lheol’atrlotir Order of America. an aux-
Illary organization to the Patriotic
Sons of America. Tire annual address
of the national president. Sarah 0.
Thursday. recommended that where
trict the national president he author-
lzed to appoint district presldoua.
During the past year twolve new camps
have been instituted. The following
officers had been chosen:
President-«Adeline E. Wellstood,
Maryland. I
Assistant President—Alfred Frankel.
Pennsylvania.
ViceProsident~Bcssie V. Smith.
Pennsvivanla.
Assistant Vice-President m- William
"A. Adams. Pennsylvania.
Conductor—Alabama Wilkinson. Vir-
ginia.
Assistant. Corrductor-v—C. 11. Wagner,
Virainia.
(luurdeiunic Boon llllnois.
Validation. lit cents a box. so: your
dream for them.
A Prominent Woman of South Nor-
waik. mu9 Name Will be Given
d “a...
towing strong Testimonial:
“Dr. Dick's Medicine Co. ..
"Barth Nomlk. Conn;
“Gentleman: : The remedy which
you” have placed upon the market to
a most valuable resonator the curator
those ailments for which you corn-
niond it. listed uponaa experience
‘ (if it! this is ill! with family. i 00.11 ex-
prgm my satinnandoraomoat of all
which. is claimed tor to".
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aov peace.
Hart'ritoao.
phia Peuficld of Danbury, that of the‘ [2.18 North Mam Street.
II WALL OTRIIT.
So. Norwalk
l have taken three bottles of Foley .
more than five camps exist in any dis- ’
. w-F'Oi‘ a mild. easy action of the how ‘
all, a single dose of Doan' s Regulate is l
align Treatment cures habitual coo-l i
0. MN“! till Fair
m1l1w.‘ t mm.
do It still
i'rI-is woato'a sea-r av ev‘aav oruall tAfldit
RECOMMENDED THE o'raouott
av. ALL THE L some cookmo resonate.
collects or new voaK, eoarou.
SPRINGFIELD. Hus RANGES
NEW HAsz Ano' cannon HoA
U800 A
A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Enhaimers.
9: South Norwalk. Conn.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
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visa. writes It
suooasaMsu-r
.9010. 50 up to 050
05.709 up to 027
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eves Examined Free
PHONE “O.
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INCREASE You‘a
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MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
can help you to a more
LUCRATIVE POSITION
Stamford
t"
house this winter
serve your need.
17 Wall Street
THE K. A M. WATERPROOFING PAPER, a birth grade rooting pa-
per, In rolls :10 Inches wide. containing 300 square Minn.” per roll
SUPERIOR RUBBER ROOFING. ncnuino Asphalt. 100 squart foot per
roll ................................................... 02.26 per roll
Charles H. Aistho e.
OARPINTRY. IUILNNO AND
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YOU WANT THE HIST HEATING SYOTEM for your state board of (thpruieg:
The Jones 8. Hotchkiso Co.
Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
EOTIMAT [8 CHEERFULLY FURNiSHED
Asbestos Shingles
Tho Roof That Outilvoa the Building
O OIAVIIW AVENUE
OOUTH' NORWALK
OTRAIOH AHEAD
without fear or hindrance you
can speed when your car is in
perfect condition.
out on a tour or r pleasure trip
without having your engine ov.
crhsulod. your brakes out,
good working order and your
automobile in patient order by
bringing it to a shop where it
will be repaired and overhauled
by experts at
w. A. HANFORD'o.
42 North Main 01.
Don't start
Nothing in the. way of alumni in more satisfactory
to a woman than a shapely, nice titling move. Our .
splendid stock of Gloves 100“) toll and failric)‘ because , ‘
of_tbo splendid coalition and abmlutoly perfect fits-is
sure to afford satisfaction to our cristolners. All the
favored styles and colors are included in an 0100010 9.
iagiy wide roads of the season's newest Add boat.
tree.
lutemllhgll A A
stilts Year" a
Work sumo {t‘y Matron
and one
The annual meeting of tho ,li‘ntrdeiti
County Home in Westport avenue was
lit‘ltl yesterday hernias..T Thom: were
many important matters of business
attenddd to, among which was the re-
appointment of Miss Martha A Bough-
ton as matron, with an increase of sal
crw. it was shown at the meeting that
the year has been a Very successful
one and that 200 children have been
cared for duringthe year; Tiroentirc
cost of running the school for the
year was 825328.39, but the total re-
ceipts fer the year were $22,284.84, in-
cluding the amount which the state
leaving the. actual coat
County $3,043.55.
At the meeting the report of the
county commissioners, who have full
charge of the nuances of the home.
was given and is as follows:
Provisions, which includes
board of children. etc. ....815,8§2.29
Matron .................... 720.00
Help ..................... . 3,592.20
Clothing ............... . . . . 838.01
Sundries .................. 200.72
Furniture .................. 10.35
Supplies .................. 402.61
Water ..................... 94.00
Pucl ....................... 942.08
Repairs .................... 958.23
Light . . ............... 102215
Teachers 1,335.00
Medicines 166.73
Telephone ................. 56.36
Total .................... $25,328.39
Receipts: Received from state. for
board of children. 822058.74; front
other sources, $220.10, making a total
of 822.21.14.84.
iiurina the meeting them were sov
cral children granted a discharge and
they were takcn board by parents or
relatives. Then the Incctlng of the
visitors of the home was hold. This
was callcd to ordcr at 1:! o‘clock and
the reports that were given from the
various districts showed that in near‘
ly every case the year had born a suc-
cessful one. Among those present at
the meeting were the following:
Miss Anna Waiters, of Waterbury.
witho is a member of the state board
of char9ies. also a member of the
management; Mrs. C. l’. Kel
logg. of Waterbury. member of the
Miss Jose
phino Griswold, of Hartford, secretary
Come in and talk the matter over with us, learn of the Children's Aid fiociety; Mrs.
about the different kinds. study statistics and let us help Odell, matron of the New Haven (loan 9
you decide which kind of a floating Apparatus will beat ty lietnc: am, (mun-n, matron of tho
llanbury Home, and William C. John-
pays to the county for the home. thus1
to Falrfleld‘
“The House of Activity and Promos
. MILLINERY
"Reasonable prices, yes." This is the store where you can see
a large valiety. item you can find Trimmed anti ilntrlmmed Hate that .
are sure to please and at prices that will surprise you
SUITS ..
All the latest styles are displayed in this store. in flood ready- ~00; "
worn clothes for women, misses and children—«garments that 9we can “
stand back of as to wear, style and fit, and at prions no higher t
you pay elsewhere for ordinary garments. * “‘ I
son. of Newtown, corrnly auditor.
Mrs. Theodore Adams resigned from
the board as a member and Mrs. l... J.
Reynolds was elected to take her
place. Hrs. F. A. Lane. of Crescent
Terrace made a report. William A.
Redden.'of Bridgeport. was reelected
as secretary of the board. Dr. James
(1. Gregory. of West Avenue, the home
physician. made a few remarks.
Among the delegates present at the
”meeting were the following:
Commissioners John lirophy. of
Ridsetleld: Simeon E. Poole. of Fair-
doid, and Whitman S. Mead, of Green-
wich; Mrs. William Wood, of West-
porl; Mrs. Samuel Clover. of Fairiicld;
Mrs. M. H. Ford and William A. Red-
dett. of Bridgeport; Mrs. George Beard-m
of Eastou; Miss Amelia Northrop, of
Broohtiold; Mrs. J. E. Holmes. of
Stratford; Mrs. Deborah Gerham. of
Wilton: Mrs. Ebeneaer Hoyt and Mrs.
Abbott. of Ridgcileld; Mrs. J. B
Bounty and Miss Eva inckwood, of
_ Stamford, and Miss Mary Doghorty, of
Danbury.
The following report was submitted
and accepted:
Number of children in the home
Oct. lot. 1010 .................. dl
Number at St. Francis Orphan
Asylum Oct. 1st. 1910 ........ ..iil
Numbcr in tho Danhury home Oct.
1st. 1010 ........................ 13
Number boarding in a private tam
My 001 1st, 1910 ............... ‘1!
Number of children received durinlt
the rear .. ..................... 88
Number of different children re
turned . ...................... Iii
Placed tlr IopIAI‘ed lit private fam-
iiica (different childrcni ........
Returned to friends or relatives
Died. at at Franci- Orphan Asylum.
3; in New York boapltal,1; in
County Mental ..............
Bout to Connecticut Home for Boys. 1
float to the Florence Crittonton
“was for Girls......... 1
from which children have
been Waived
Bridgeport Ill
w”that-y .. .................... ll
ottport ..... ............... ..I
museum ................... .1
Greenwich ........ i...............8
Monroe I
'l>as.’dit ill0l3I000000¢00ll '
Y‘.~' F:trfl£nfll saiclorcl-rorovovttn a
’i‘nwml in which children have b
throng metrldport. Bo
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. Lumber and MillWork for Ev I I 2‘
. Mapping donamrloroncc 0mm
100.1139
160 canalacss. susmcsa wacoua. FARM wagons, servos: ,
DUMP WAGONS. AND FOUR- WHEEL REAR TIP CARTs.
if you are in want of any of the above, will make you bargAln pride.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8
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l9c--Walter Baker’ 9 Como or Chocolate-- 13 *1.
Ben Hur Flour per bag, 85c. Barrel, $6. 75
Sweet Cider for Sale
1 calls Milk ................... 25: 8 cans P000 ....‘ ............. “.259
Gold Cross Milk .............. ..10o 8 cans Corn .. .........,,
Magnolia or Clover Milk .. ..... .lio 8 cans Campbell‘ 3 Soups ..... ....go§
Cauliflower, Corn, Tomatoes. Beets. elery, Sweet Potatoes and Appl03.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
to NORTH MAIN eraser. circus l '
New Fall Shoes
Never before have we shown such a large variety of FINE
NEW FALL FOOTWEAR for women. Our lines comprise
the well-knowu makes:
(moves 5 FLEXIBLE SHOES (hand made) at $3 so a $.
QUEEN QUALITY at ..................... ,.
WALK-OVER at ................................... sass
BOSTON FAVORITE at
THE ANITA at ...............
Made in All Leathers
Flynn’s Beet She
Successor to Flynn 0. Ryan
00 Washington Street. . ,
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0 EXTRA SPECIALS
VERY BEST BUTTER, a pound. ..................... .. . .310
PURELARD. apound .............................. ‘
CHEESB.apound........ .......................... ......l
FINE EGGS. a dozen ................................. .. . .3311
All? FANCY PATENT FLOUR a sack ............ as:
CRANBERRIES, aquart ..... ....... . ......2
The Great A&P Tea a...
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Tel. No. 99099. Deliveries 8:3o a. m: and a. 390 p; to. Free D
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A Neat Family “Samuel I freeman.
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counterparts laundromat Titus. ,
ma counter “all!
The country 510M, which
angdrated all it mum
night feature at Hostel?
mt 000! J$011.09! 000 m
0 MW Trainwtiaivora Nichols. lthapoiroaa familiar
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and!“ Ant Stimuli Plinth mold diversion ..
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