Get Your 13ng Wants
Filled st th‘e
Qridge Pharmacy
Pioiapt and oil‘c‘l‘ent comes at
all times.
Personal attention nun to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patron‘s.
Come in and wait for your car.
DRIDGE PWCY
J. FARRER. Manager.
Frank V Zebu, the Darien drugglst.
was a visitor with Proprietor James
Parker. of the Bridge Pharmacy yes-
terday. '
William Rose. of Brookhaven has
returned home from a visit with his
cousins. George Rose. of Norwalk, and
Charles Rose, of East Norwalk.
Duck shooting appears to be just. as
popular a sport these days as ever. The
hunters are up an down around the
shores any time after 4 a. in.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church will hold a cake sale tomorrow
afternoon at the fruit store at the cor-
ner of Van Zant street and South 0s-
born avenue.
Harry. J. Dexter. of the Fibre Pro-
ducts Company, who has .been conflu~
ed to his home in Keyser place for a
number of weeks by Illness appears to
be improving slowly, though be Is not
yet able to be about.
Pharmacist James Parker's histori»
cal calendar furnishes the information
that this is Harvard College's birthday.
That institution was founded just 274
if?” use today, on October 28th, 16-
A find his maple tree In the yard at
the home of Charles Simona In Row-
an street was wrecked by the half tor.
node that descended on this vicinity
yesterday afternoon about 5 o '.clock
The tree was about split 1n tw0 by the
heavy wind.
The smelt fishermen flocked out to
the end of Captain Peter Decker‘s
wharf and all about the vicinity yes-
terday and some good catches ware
made. Those who had boats were of
course better on than those who had
to depend on a seat on the deck, but
most everybody was satisfied.
There has been considerable talk
about organising an Oriole football
team but nothing has yet come of It.
.. Tom Skldmore. who managed the base-
ball team. was of the opinion today
that there will not'be a football team.
He says the members of the club do
not seem very enthusiastic over the
football season.
Mrs. Harry J. Doland and young son
and Mrs. Doland’s mother. Mrs. Van
Scoy, left this morning for Chicago. to
join Mr. Doland. Mr. Doland, who was
former! employed at the Crofut and
Knapp at factory in Booth No. walk ‘
went to Chicago some time ago, where
he has been doing very well and Is ai-
so improved in health.
Last night's weather was not favor-
able for a large attendance at the East
Avenue Methodist Church but about
40 people were present and bad a very
interesting service. The speaker of
the evening was the Rev. A. l“. Cham-
berlain. of Cannon. This evening the
speaker will be the Rev. George W.
Blmonson of the Newfleld Methodist
Church, Bridgeport.
John 8. Ayers, who has been rocup
crating from a long siege of Illness.
has now so far recovered that yester-
day he returned to work. He will be
connected with the boat establishment
of his br her. Jesse Ayers.a at the rear
of the C scent Laundry, for the win-
an. air. Mel‘s had scored on going to
North Carolina this winter to work at
the oyster business but gave up those
plans on account of his Illness.
{Meridian and now takes charge of an-
HUNTING
.‘most everybody wt. sat fled”
ii I. no one from this particular sec
if n‘tll‘ow‘hed The" wind owepl; over
the Washington street bridge with par-
titular torus, slamming open heart and
transom windows and carrying every-
thing movable before it The squall Is
accounted one of the Worst tumours of
Its kind.
The East Norwallt Fire District will
have an important meeting this even-
ing at 8 o c'lock at the Fitch school at
which time three matters will be under
consideration. namely. the report of
the committee on a suitable tire alarm
system. the changes of the purposes of
the district to Include sidewalks and
the crestin of a fund for extensions of
the comerc al electric service main-
talned by the distii.ct The meeting
was brought about at this time, es-
pecially. by the campaign to bring
about better sidewalks In East Nor-
wulk as a general proposition It Is
maintained that better sidewalks will
have a big part III the growth of the
place.
——"Dr. Thomas“ Eel trio 011 Is the
best remedy for that fieu fatal dist
ease—~croup. Has been used with suc
case In our family for eight years.”-——
Mrs. D. Whitescre. Buffalo. N. ‘l'.
llllllIllW IIll Illlllllllll.
George Dance has taken a position
with Contractor Charles Mather.
Mrs. Charles Smith. I Dorian, is a
guest of her mother, . John H. Pur-
dee. In New Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Look and fam-
ily have left their summer residence
In Prospect avenue and gone to New
York for the winter.
Monday night will be a big one In
Dailen for in addition to the Rabbit.
can rally, the youngsters will have
their usual Huliowe en celebration.
Negotiations have been In progress
for several days for the sale of Charles
Adalns‘ liquor business and property in
Railroad avenue. Darlen. to Peter
O‘Hara, of East Norwulk. It is under-
stood that thc deal is still pending.
The volunteer Fire Company, of No
roton Is to have its new automobile
chemical fire machine on exhibition
on Nov. 1. The company Is to have
open house that night. and a cordial
Invitation is extended to inspect the
engine. A little entertainment and
perhaps a dance will be given for the
visitors.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps
bas‘\been engaged for the Republican
rally in the Darien Town Hall Monday
night. A big feature of the rally will
be the presence of Charles A. Good.
win. candidate for governor on the Re-
publican ticket. Other prominent
men are also expected.
Robert Byington and family. who
have been occupying Charles Miller's
house in Hawas avenue for several
months. have moved to Stamford
Their many friends are sorry to have
them leave, as they became very popu-
lar during their stay In Darlen. Mr.
Syrington was In charge of the build-
ing of the new Dorian Center School
for the H. Wales [Anus Company. or
other job in Stamford for that \com‘
DB!“
Get Your .
Licens‘em at the Town Clerk’s
OffioeYand our
SUPPLIES
from us
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. Railroad Ave. 1 Main IL. Dot-Ion
and load. Hardware. Paints. Disco. etc.
RIM. [STATE IALII.‘
The following real estate‘transfers
East Norwalk‘,'llke the rest of th'e' have been filed in the office of the
town, wds hit hard by tQh/souall late
yesterday afternoon antlers were all
sorts of conflicting ru rs about vari-
ou's pooplo being can out on the
wofiof during the hind storm sud
drowned 13st 0:2le this morning.
Special Meetulg“‘ ' “
East Flotilla
Fire Disnlct
hp‘loidl volcrs‘ of the limit Non
uni “Fire District no may aotlilcd
and {timed that a special mood of
laid. flat will be held at the h
when house In sold district.“
1”..me 8,10. It 8 ochrel {u
Mitre fol to ‘3 "WW-t"
Ialttcllr ap €10; intractable
manor of Installing a tire slame v.3
’ F
“If.“ .
.tofliI. "In Helm”
‘oh
town clerk.
Miller and Jordan to Edith M. Con-
nor. building lot on Mnhsckemo
Heights. War.
Thomas Garvey to Joseph Erdos and
vi it. four and one- half acres and
b dingo on the Turnpike War
it
of Henry and Chest at streets.
Charles A. Reynol s to William Lau-
der lot on Adams avenue. War.
tats of Theodore c. Wildman and
Wildina n to William Bowers and
slip. lotQ ondr buildings on Bsyviovt
on. lot and buildings at the corner
WilliamW W. Coinstock to Agnes it.
tidy. building lot In Foster Park.
83.. fibrin to discuss Novak and
Mills (Milan. 1: acres In manhunw
wGoor‘go Mitchell to John llhoohsn.
land all fllgh street-Q War.
so . g or o
.I no its . Jo hii's Place.
situate. rplinof “‘2li odtoArtltur C.
iaflln. of south
to at.
morning.
, Rev.
IQ“
row list so Burke. of roll
brcabfa
Q brother. Joseph, and family, at Lam
7? this plaop‘. are
I
80W Groceries. liar. Groin. flour!
:1
I
to A. Jones to William H. Mo- ~
War. ‘
. . rather »
" was Miss Nov- * Q .
antitrust Nevins. The .u 3:
John Broiid o‘f “liowayton‘. has
been spending several days With Ill!
Ridge.
iii“. and Drag? :ltrsd Ii- Crockett. of
letter! nest
Thursday forbsvait ah.‘ m“Georgia. where
they will spend several months
Mr. and Mrs '1‘. Marshall Andrews
Inteud to give up their summer roll
dance at "Beach Side." sous lslitli'd.
this week and return to their borne
In West Main street Norwalk. for the
winter
Mrs John H Ferris will probably
abandon "Cobble Cottage " at Bella
Island. forihe winter, this week, and
take up her residence In West. ave
cue for a short time before making
a trip to Florida for the winter
months. '
The auxiliary schooner yu‘cht Cents.
owned by John A. Fish. of New Yorlt.
which has been at times In the port
of Norwalk. this summer. was burned
to the water’s edge at Edgartown.
Mass, Tuesday. Mr. Fish and his
guests. Mrs. C. A. Williams. of Noank.
and Miss K. s. Brown. of New York:
the stilling-master, Capt. Wallace
Brown. of Noank. and the crtw of four
men, escaped to the shore in the
yacht‘ it boats. The Santa and her fur-
niture, stores. etc, were valued at
i:.o..ti0ti She was Ihsurcd for $7. 500.
NOTICE .
Notice Is hereby given that the Bow-
ayton School District tax of 3 mills
on the dollar on town list of 1909 to
due cup payable November 1.1910: in
forest at the rate of 9 per cent a year
from November 1 1910, will be charg-
ed on all bills remaining unpaid on and
after December 1, 1910.
JAMES E. STEVENS,
Collector for Rowayton School Disc
lrlct. 019 20 21 2d 27 28
MW. . ..—. -. an-..“
IlllllI.
Mrs. Whitney. of North Wilton. is
visiting friends pour Stamford.
Mrs. Percy Knapp. of Hurlbutt
strccl, took a trip to the city Thurs-
day.
John Davis. .Ir.. has been painting
ihe'verunds of the (I. A. Davenport
home.
The Whist Club will meet next week
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. (3
Thomson.
Miss Mary A. James has been visit
lug the past two breaks at the Lam
bert homestead.
W. R. Griffith has been engaged in
painting and decorating George F
Ilrown‘s home In Cannon.
Mrs. Richard. of New York. who has
been occupying Miss Sturges' cottage
during the season. has returned home.
The interior of the cottage owned
by Madame Ii‘oasondcn ls undergoing
repairs and one mounpapcred. W. is
Olmstead has the ((lhll‘lli‘l.
Although Game Warden Wilbur
Smith reports seeing an animal life on
a walking tour from Falrilcld to Red
ding (lien and thence to Biantbvillo
let him try the by- paths of Wilton One
of our local hunters has shot eight fine
squirrels and another nlmiod Charles
Barrett shot a rcd fox on Olmstesd
Hill.
The pond on the estate, comprising
some HI) acres. of Mr. Rent. In North
Wilton. was drained of its water on
Thursday. possibly to increase the sup
ply of water in the upper ileiden Hill
roaorvolr. At any rate the owner In
tends to build an embankment or
stone around the pond In the near fu
lure.
The Junior Guild of Grace (‘hurcl
are planning to hold a supper in flit
Town Assembly hall In Wall street
Thurmay evening. November 17.
OWES
HER
LIFE T0.
Lilla. B. Pinkham’ s
cgetable Compound
fought! with
the doc-
dni could no
r
slur“
to I
for , ‘
offs ‘
cluein , ,
vol;-
tlio coremonr.‘
at. sutl Your Sio‘rdich Feels
Fine; in Fwy Minutes
As there is often
family who sitters
section or some form of Stomach
trouble, why don't you keep some
Dis Quota in the house handy?
ls harmless blessing wll digest
anything you can out without the
slightest discomfort and overcomes
sour. gassy Btomah dve minutes after
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula, plainly printed on these
oil-cent cases of Popes Dispepsln.
then you will readily see why it makes
indigestion Sour Stomach. Heart-
burn and other distress go in live
m1nutes,and relieves at once such
miseries as Belchlng of Gas Eructs»
tions of sour. undigested food. Nausea.
Headaches, Diaslnesa. Constipation
and other ‘Stomogb disorders.
flomc folks have tried so long to find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspop
sin or an out-of-order stomach with
the common. everyday cures adver-
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they have something
else wrong, or believe theirs Is a case
of Nervousnesa, Gastritis, Catnrrh of
the Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt, Isa serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you eat does
not digest: Instead. It. ferments and
scars, turns to acid. Gas and Stomach
poison, which pntrefy in the digestive
tract and Intestines. and, besides, poi-
son the breath with nauseous odors.
A hoary appetite. with thorough di-
gestion. and without the slightest d1s~
comfort or misery of the Stomach is
waiting for you as soon as you decide
to try Papa's Dispspsln.
2F
Philip flcbaub. a former well known
South Norwslk young man, Is spend-
lng a few days with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Carl .Bchaub. of Railroad aw
line. At present Mr. Bchnub in em-
ployed at the Matioawon Insane Asy-
lum. In New York. where Harry K.
’l‘haw was once an inmate.
Real Estate
Sold. Insured. Rented
cures sur’o oeuvres
the one In your
Havo Roots Collected. and III luci-
nosc in Property done at
The J. B. Lawrence Agency
to Mill Iain It.
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TILIPHONI DALL m
Dorlon Hou__s_e
Mannie-vars)
sasT soaw; Ls
lbore Dinners and All Kinds Of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PIOPIIITON.‘
Does Your Roof Leak?
um Century Compound
cross ALI. Lasso
ice I GALLON so. a GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence solicit-
ed.
Century Roofing Co.. Inc.
IS Washington It. Ioutit Norwailt
AnOil
Heater
is war war to assess to
roots res cmLL soon res
soon nosmsc mo
NIGHT. roots now on.
. Til. riots ro other
TH. FUNN‘AO‘I.
DUN Oil. HIATIII IUIN WITH-
OUT ODOR AND Ol‘VrI INTI.-
FAD‘I’ION IN IVIIV WAY.
The A. J. WI on. do.
im- isms-re m
Dill“ Oll‘l
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Heartburn. Gossutllhiligtsilon Van-
It Cluck of Iiidl‘ ‘
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BAKIN
if}
Fine bomelike house of 11 rooms,
all improvements. lot 100x200. central-
ly located in South Norwalk; good
well. plenty, of .fruit and "excellent
shade. Q
Small farm of 4% acres, located in
the midst of high-class development
properties. one mile from main-line
H. E. Darin 8. Son
(incorporated)
45 WALL 8T. NORWALK
“”‘tuuiiiuiui i" uranium
Thurs. Fri, Sat. October 27, 28 29
BIJOU DREAM
'at Hovt’ 8 Theatre
I MATINIE DAILY, 2 P. M.
' svsnruoata COMPLETE SHOWS, 7 AND 2 P. M.
W.w..__ a..- q.-.— ........... -00.“...
The
Stamford Oak
is the most satis-
factory heater on the market
We carry them in all sizes
Stove Pipe and
Stove Boards
For 'New‘ or Old Stove
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHONI sci
N.Msitl IWefi Sis..S.Norwallt
Cylinder Heating
STOVES
$2 98 to $19 50
Oak Heating Stoves
$3.98 to $20
All Kinds of Stove Repairing
I. K. MITOHILL. UNIINTAKII
F. A. MITCHELL
NDUII PUNNIININ .
CONNIN WALL AND HIGH ITI
NONWALK. DONN.
Norwalit Militia of
mam Sunset
I We“ a special-i
“ ‘ hing lt‘i‘ioosboo. A
Hi“... mafillod‘mlli ”m
If
Every Saturday Evening
Three Complete Shows
WILL BE GIVEN '
FIRST SHOW, 6:30 P. M. SECOND SHOW. 8:00 P. M.
THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M.
EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE
tS‘t ‘~.s_‘.
Cafe Del BoWery
N... we... rasca,‘wrm JOHN... my...” . co.
"Rec 8: Brosche Co. Comedy
IntefuatIOnal Opera Ouattette'
r‘" Sol Ackins 8t Co.
"I A CQMDY IKETO’H..“MAQUE CLANCY"
".
M
Q . eviile every Monday & 'l‘hutsd‘li
”Change Of Maillot. Pictures Every Day
,W
“Jowett Piano. by Steiner-ta Sons Cc.. Used Exclusively
Matinee diPRICES —- , ,,
5c and tilt"? Boa Seats. 25c i
iFOLLOW THE CROWDB TO MUIIC HALL
Two‘ssows DAILY
‘i hree on Saturday
MUSIC HALL
worn noawam's LEADING rHsA'rria
Loew’s Famous New York Vodevil
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. ssrdsoav. ocrosss 27. ”.29.
. HARRY LE CLAIR In a Scenic Proiun A...
DAINTY ELSA FORD, Comodlonno
FIVE neurone rims
FIRENZI THICMbo strolling Street Singers
sassy AND MiLosso. the Merry samur- “ .3
TH! FAMOUI ION AIR TRIOJarcpoau Acrobatic Electrical Novelty
,1
2% HOURS OF SOLID ENJOYMINT
THUNIDAY NIGHTwAmatouro. FRIDAY NIGHTn-daog:
IPIOIAL flATURl-IVIRY WEDNESDAY-JIM “I“
Elia-Volumetric Prisca-40 . ’
Matinee at 2:30.10. lilo. Ironic at Ills. ill. 1L
Children Prisca doturdsy Ms loos
2:30 P. hi. mo
Country
PNIOII:
&
IATUNOAY IHOWI:
New Fall S oes
Never Before have we shown such a thigh ngulIty of
NEW FALL FOOTWEAR for women. Our lines c ...
awn: ~imnmoltco:
ORDVFIRIS F EXIBLE SHOES (hand made) at 331.50 I
UEEN at
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BOSTON FAVORITE“...........................
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. lilacs chllbcstliei-s
Flynn 5 Boot Sitcom
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