:f a new. worlds; lino clots.
“is flooded Lined and Wdol one
all sizes. at
’ ' ‘ 1“ in” 1
James Maximilian. of Chhp‘dl street,
Witnessod the aviation meet at Bel-
mont Pork! SatuIday
Frank Smith. who is working at hay-
poit,1.. l.spent Sunday Sunday at his
home in Wilton avenue.
Thomas Burke who has been visit-
ing friends in Bridgeport. has returned 9
to his home in News! k.
John Wurso, of Snowden avenue,
has taken a position with tho Ulcer
Felt lint company in Raymond street.
Edward ‘Fantou. of Westport. has
stalled in on his new duties as clerk in
the NorWslk Gorcery stow in Wall
street
Mrs. John CronIWell. of South Nor-
walk. is visiting Mrs. Hiram I). P-er
ry. 10 Highland avenue. Danbury. for
a week.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. James lhury. of Camp
sheet, and lilies NoIn F oilius spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Danbury.
St John‘s Lodge. No 6 F. and A. M..‘
will hold a stated communication
Thursday at its quarters in the Mason-
i‘c Temple. in Wall street.
«A great cut in patent medicines
Stilison-Powell Corp.
William C. Jessnp‘ and family. of
Arch street, went to Belmont Park
Saturday in his new Buick automobile
and witnessed the aviation nights.
Samuel Weed. E. J. Thomas, How-
ard Holmes and Frank Nash were
among those who witnessed the aero
plane flights at Belmont Park, Satur-
day.
Miss May T. Cuff. of Triangle street
Danbury, entertained Lester J Oar-
gill of the Norwalk’ Hour reportcrlal
staff. over Saturday and Sunday at her
home.
Samuel Bonner. of Smith street. who
has been critically ill. became deliri-
ous Saturday, but appeared on the
streets yesterday He was asserted
home by Chief Bradldy.‘ '
Charles Veriln, of Elmcrest Terrace.
who has been traveling the past week
through the eastern part of the state.
with headquarters in Boston. is spend-
ing a few days at his home.
The St. Paul's choir boys“; tball
tannin defeatse {iéfia‘rfim In to
he tune
huh itbo ads This game
started at 10 a. m.. and was character-
ized by many thrilling plays by both
looms.
unand Mandolin Beam. 2 William
- McCone and family. of New York city.
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bowers of
Brookiield. Mesa, were the out of
town guests who attended the funeral
of Francis Fitsmaurice. which was held
Saturday at St. Mary s church.
~~Good furnace. range. or open grate
fire with Jeddo coal from Raymond
Bros,
Miss Elizabeth House. bookkeeper
for the Bridgeport Hat (3.0.. in Brld es
port, who is soon“ to be married to C if
ford Hanford. of South Norwaik. was
surprised at her work Saturday by a
call from M. E. Grippin. the proprietor.
accompanied by all the other em
ployes. who presented her with a chest
of silver.
The many friends of Frank T Brun-
daze of Seymour.’ street will he pleas-
ed to loath th he is recovering nice-
ly from his cat serious attack of
typhoid fever. He is now able to sit
up a little while each “3!. And é’kpeots
to get out in the air for a short time
with n the next few days.
ssiiasel Gerrish and Mrs. James
' McAilietor. of Union avenue. enter-
tained a number of their friends and
relatives last evening at their home at
a Hallowe' on party. (lamps were play-
ed and singing and refreshments came
in for their post ofths «Moment
There were vocal and instrumental so- ill
ice and all present onioydd themselves
immensely it wss ,
the urns (or:
.'
A Prominent ya.» of Gouth Nor-
wsllINV sms will be Given
v
mwahv'w ‘wwm so.
I add nI teIt onisl to the list com-
“Mi ’ ho lidsdldin id We
Inents. from Isa to 01.00 inch. in of
I, J ritdraoonl smmw
Upon A pile stlon, Writes the Fol-
W MW: 5
was in town yesterday on a business
t.rlp , l -
Miss Annie E. smith. or with we...
nog is spending the day in New Yorky
. y.
J. 0. Buck. ofli. (l. Dun & Company, ‘
of Bridgeport
business.
, MIs. Jesse ColWell. of Summer;
street, has gone to Pous'hlroep’sie.
where her father is very ill
Peter Buckley and Ray Ruhey, of
Newton and Lewis street have none
to New York cit to remain for the
rest of the Week.
Albert Costs. of the local trolley
lines. expects to take Friday und Set-
is in town, today on
urday as vacation days from his du'
ties and go hunting.
l Fred cumminscr, or Stamford. was
a visitor in Now/nth last evening and
!IItteIItied the.dance given by the Lady
Foresters in imkwood's Hull.
i Miss Lulu Hulls, of Yauhauk. L. I,
who has been spending II for! months
with Mr. and Mrs. i. '1‘. Payne. of South
Norwalk, has returned home today.
. The Misses Rattle and Clara Krelis-
check. of Seymour and Derby. were
guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
Christian Kraemer of North Main
street.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Graduate Nurses' Assccl tics of
Connecticut. will be held on ednesr
day, November 2nd, at 27 Manwaring
street New London, Conn., at 2 p. m.
The S. O T. Club held II special
meeting last evening for the purpose
of electing oiliecrs. William Henry
was unanimously chosen president and
Richard WIIlleur secretary and treas-
urer.
Edward W. Kelley. .lr.. of West ave-
nue. the well known druggist. and Jo-
seph Quittner. also in the same line
of business went to Stamford last ev-
ening to attend the masquerade dance
in that place.
Robert 8. Gregory. the well-known
tire Vulcanizer at the Norwullt Auto
Supply store in Wall street. has moved
his business to it Water street be-
cause of the increase of his business
and the demand for larger quarters.
A meeting of the Norwalk Oyster
Growers‘Association will be held in
the offices of the Stevens Oyster 00..
Rowsyton. on Wednesday evening. No-
vember 2nd. .at 8 o‘clock. All oyster»
men are requested to attend
Concord Division Sons of Tempeo
ance. met last evening in theiI Wnll
Spicer. William A Ke logg and Wil-
iistn Pryor. who attended the grand di
vision convention at Torrington recent
ly, were hand.
Mrs. Louist oliflopsch and chil.
dren went New York yes-
terday. where0 they visited Mrs.
Klopsoh, mother-in—lsw of Mrs. Mots
Klopsch. While there the ycunser
child was given a party in honor of his
eleventh birthday. .
‘il‘lbyd 'l‘ illusion, of inert sve-
I. want th Whicrb‘urp morning.
His sister Mrs. W. W. German. who
suffered two strokes of paralysis. is to
be taken to a hospital and Mr. Roscoe
glam 'up to files not she stood the triIr.
Is is ow i airing but it s
thoughtfithat’sh “W Y obtain better
care at the hospital.
Miss Marguerite Southnsyd Hatch.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clto Hatch
and Bradley Eckhsrdt Sargent, which
took place. Saturday, in Greenwich.
have been received in the Norwalke
by friends and relatives of the couple.
Mrs. Sargent was formerly of South
Norwalk. The couple will reside at
Los Angeles. California, where they
will be at home to receive their friends
on November 10.
Charles H. Dllworth. the well~known
jeweler, of Norwnik has notified Hon
E. J. Hill. of lfis intention to run as a
candidate for postmaster against El-
bert 8. Adams. to succeed the late
Bradley 6. Keith. Mr. Dllwmth took
an active part in the campaign of E.
J. Lake sud expects to have the back-
llpg of United States Morgan 6. nulke
l-‘W
in an order from the adeItInt-xener-
al'e chine. it is announced that re-
‘of property. will carry belt fasteners
as a part of the belt Fasteners are
not reported separately.e except when
there is I surplus. This will also so-
ply to haversack hooks.
.psrts of rifle and revolver. when is-
. Tho Hospital Thimble Club It most-
ai to hour when tag this afternoon with Mrs. W. Fred.
,sriolt Ambldr of novelties.“ tit; If-
s «3'th
out More a slab w
all good. in suit a hs's‘
thy impulse to sew for the Norwslk
Hospital mach not may send s gush-
ty of necessaries to that institution
”I l .
‘ ‘ ' in Might“ “not W eigrg figs: ’
overpressure lusts. ‘
m
‘ Edwaids. time, of New Rochelle. h
street rooms and the re mm of George _
Announcements of the marriage of
sponsibie onlcers. in making returns"
and IDII'. ~
\
NeNorv-lh
Has Beep e cursory
Recoydged—Tlle
y.
m on We :ilAR'fo. tolls copper umuy nlokeiod. .sIm‘pIo to opsrsts
Easy to clean. Absolutely sanitary DAVIS NIARL
all the good of the coffee is extracted cOBTI use
'psyln‘g for Percolstors.
Prices range from $1. 75 to $2. 9.8
ACCORDING TO SIZE
Como Get Circular, "How to Make condemn"
A. J. Collin-SCo.
, 4 , , Funnel binders and Emhslmers.
12:18 North mu Street. ’
Cotillion
Eire‘rything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
III wast. s'rsss'r.
PHONE 4..
JNCREASE yous
EARNING CAPACITY
fl~rns~—
csn help you to a more
mama
k Hand logs
IN Lasmsns. IN mummies
IN senses. THE PRESENT cor.-
LECTION or WRIST esosgor-
rsns MANY new. ATTRACII’IVE
STYLES THAT worms WILL
LIKE. mono mass vou'ns
suns TO FIND sous'rnmo
rns'r’s JUST wnsr YOU'VE
BEEN WAITING FOR.
SILVER MESH BAGS.
sec to $6.50
HANDSOME BLACK VELVET
BAGS.
98c to $7.50
LEATHER BAGS.
sec to 810.00
M.
voun INITIAL nopsrso seas ‘
or cannot: on ANY tween
BAG AT 98c OR OVER
er I ml ator of water. while Mr. Nicholesburg was
the best “bobher” after the copies. the '
. soswstle
Y DNK- leLF. boostlss
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
LUCRATIVE restores
;?§flChuter
Misses Eden and all I Smith. or Wil-
the“ Moses. hd limos”.
. l The Mill» sans a listed emits.
of Wilma avenue, on raised s slim
her of their friends at tillilr home that
night at a Hallows on thirty and all men
loved a magi millennium evening The
usual Hailosb‘on‘ names, such as bob
bins for shill“ and holes. and othei
games were rum in: the evening.
Charles Bteri n; smelled in getting the
penny from the Very bottom of a pan
latter going'in head and all to the
thapthe of a sectarian after an especial.
ylsrss and red apple
superb. She was tagged in all the
I results of a gypsy (races and glimpses
lists each guehst's future were vividly
portrayed by her.
She was seated in a dimly lighted
corner of the hall with a partition of
spooky cloth about her and told for-
tunes as easily and as thoroughly as
a sure-enough clairvoyant. The things
she related Were exciting. She pro.
dictcd marriages for oil and on cause
{ialy happy future. which two things
were appreciated by those present.
l
Elk CO The corner in which the fortunes were
WI N“ W '0. U- told was lighted. as was the remainder
o. B. Jacks...
of the house, with candles and weird
ghost stories. that were told from time
to the evening and the environment.
“The refreshment table was cleverly
cats and bats were in evidence. The
center of the table was set off with It
wilches' pot. filled with a mysterious
. my rage which was said to have had a
cool cast. over it. Everywhere were
representatives. illack cats for good
luck were also seen in numbers. The
llrsly in keeping with the Hallowe' en.
Needless to describe the refreshments
themselves. for they were excellent and
. in quantity.
evening of "pleasure weIe the followL
Eons and GraceSmiIh, Ethel Sasbye.
Edith Seymour. Edith ineffel. Dolly
Charles Sterling. Charles Leo. Stephen
Bray. Robert Hulbert. Lester Carglll.
Marcus Brougham and Mr. Nicholcs-
burg.
mes POWERS SURPRISED.
Popular School Ticschsr Enter-talus
Former Pupils at Her Home.
About thirty—five young people aur-
. prised Miss Josephine Powers. of Val-
ley plot-e. at her home. last evening.
.--W....-~M~ They were dressed in fantastic cos-
tumes. appropriate to All Hallowe‘en
nod were s merry crowd. The party
was composed entirely of girls, the
young men being excluded for some
unknown reason.
certainly surprised, but the charming
school teacher. whose class of last
year were the snrpriscrs. soon recover.
ed to play the part of hostess, which
she did remarkably well.
ments were served at t close of the
evening and the young people escorted
to their various and several homes.
Murphy.' also teachers in the Franklin
school. were pro-sent In the capacity of
assistant hosts for the many young poo-
ihe games and
ways.
in other necessary
are npbulldins.
street have moved to
lure.
(loud. and Mrs. George Wheston. of
Washington. Ct.. is visiting their aunt.
Mrs. c. 8. Trowbrldgs. in South Main
street.
. "SPECIAL
Patent Medicine
Prices
it has been called to our attention
by many of our patrons that the prices
of patent and proprietary medicines in
this city are not in proportion to those
in our neighboring terms. It isnot
tore month the following prices for
your derail on
m incision dos town on. use
Ieott's smuiuo'n' c's'a Liver on. Ice
.o-IfisssnscesstIssue-IIIIIIIII
wearwiinrvard and Forest Mills-l’or women, Misses, Children ll.
infants, Men and Boys. Prices from . . ‘
‘1 Miss Grace ,
M" 90°F" M" bun Smith, its the gypsy fortune teller, was
swsmss
We nre showing It largo line of Lidies‘. Misses and Children’s 0
Sweaters in all colors and styles. Prices range from ....... 25c id
to time. seemed to apply particularly _
arranged and place curds of witches. .
pumpkins in the miniature and their .
mugs. from which the ghost punch was ;
enjoyed. were appropriate to the oo- ‘
casino and the refreshments were on- .
Those who enjoyed the ~
log: The Misses Winnih'cd, Hattie..
Bray and [vs Boston and the Messrs. ‘
39 Wall St..—-(‘Phone) ‘
w... ...- .. ”4......“ ..-~.
Miss Powers was
Refresh-
Ths Misses Jane Dyes and Elizabeth ‘I
pic. They assisted in the playing of .
Fl'snnelette UnderWear
Our lines of good Flannelette Underwear are complete.
sKIn'rs ......... 25c to also. Gowns ..... .. ..... .«o to s as“
Why yes should bring your an
mobile here when it is in no ',
of repairing. One of the urine ‘
cipnl reasons being that we
experts in this line and II
stand immediately what
trouble is with your chains. your
. carburettor your msgneto. .61
something that no one but in
auto doctor can undo
one MAXWELL «am 1910
one MAXWELL “so" .isos one ELMOR‘E mo
one IUIOK “to" IIIII-a one amass 1007
II emote cvusosn csoILLAcs. rumble out
one 1910 4 CYLINDER csoILLAc‘s, doml-tounesu
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inquire
r. E. Lockwood & co. '
Gang Water St. ~Norwsllt.
.. - - ..._..,.. .... ”m”...
Asbestos Shingles
The Roof That Outllvss the Building
ONE ELMO!!! 1m
ms K. a M. wsvsnesoorma PAPER. a high grade rooting, ps4
per. in rolls 36 inches wide. containing 600 square feet. 08.25 per roll
ammo RUBBER noormo. denuine Asphalt, 100 count feel psi-
0000 REOULTS ALWAYS FOLLOW
The use of Foley Kidney Pills. They
strengthening and ,
soothing. Tonic in action. quick in re
sults. The Bridge Pharmacy. "
George stone and famiiv. of tinsel
the an‘s
wher‘d they will reside in the the fu-TF O R
Mrs. C. M. Randall. of Watertovln.
”WNW, -._,......-... "a...” -- ..
soars MAIN
do : wsmer tonight and Wednesdsy;
ll v able winds becoming modes-
Ito sout . 7
The state convention of the D. A. R.
is being hehbln Meriden today. at the
i'irst Congregational Church. Mrs.
Christian Ewart: and Mrs. William ii.
our dean-e to ch'na more tn.“ “1Q sml‘dfi IR" for mt city on the ‘0' 23
market price for goods and we there- train "ill morning. and are in attend
once.
The debtors of issbells. Court Ce
rile. are p pains in [0 to Greenwich
a week from Thursday evening to ata
I: or prepsrln: to send Ii
1133:» of top down. There pill
bly be a special meeting of
court here on Frlildy evening to his
final arrangements.
Ifr. and an. Oliver 0. Lochbsrt. of
; Perry Ivonne. entertained a number
' e at I marry hallowe'sn party.
on were about I score of possio‘
3 wt and sit Island the ”for:
. r appropriate maintained
heady. Refreshments were served
and all report a this mung.
W
IAVO DARIllAY 1pm” to ”Hill
The city of honour: bus lines sued
Walter ll
Partly cloudy” toslolitwor'Wedm’
tend the initiation free by the court .
doe. ism. .i'h '
or their hides-l» their home taster»
‘ d .
l0" .. ........... ..... . ..... ”s2.” who:
Chm-[m H NEH“) s sssvtcw Iii/w:
camsrsv. IIIILomo snorfirsscrmofoum soawsul
SA
150 QARIIIAGRO. IUIlNIOI WAGON‘. FARM WAGONB,
DUMP WAGONB. AND FOUR-WHEEL REAR TIP OARTCI
"you In in west of any cubs above. will malts you borgsla prloo.
LUTHER M. WRIGH "’
D UNION 8'1".
" so.
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Norwalk Chronicler