ientertained a few of her friends at her
' her friends at thé lilo
l
manta. from 26s to 31:00 each. in
All sins. It
f3 (loorge ii.
‘Glover, of Norwallt, spent yesterday in
fptrete.
:~ Harris a Cans are discharging a
no of anthracite coal at their wharf;
in Water street .
.: Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer, bf South Nor-
Walk, is visiting her brother in New
yol- city. for a few days.
Mrs H. R. himgsdn. bf’l‘opstone. has
een spdntiing w days at the home
f her parents. in Elm street.
Lockwood and Moses ii.
tit‘lidgepon. They went in an automo-
. ie.
t John‘s liaise. No. 0.1". and A. M..
Wll hold a stated communication at
its quarters, Thursday evening, in Wall
Clinton Commandery. No. 3. Knights
’rempiar, will hold a regular meeting
FI‘lday evening" at the Masonic Teni
able in Wall street.
. Mrs Paul Pressu'er, oi Clifi‘ street.
home last “evening. in honor of her
hirthday anniversary.
Another of SteW‘ar‘d 'l‘ietiens pops
iur features will be inaugurated at the
Country Club. beginning tomorrow
évouing, when a special dinner will be
erved from 0 until 8 o'clock. This
inner will be served every Thursday
,’iI_ight betWeen those hours. The price
will he 31.
, One of the largest ears of corn ever
raised in Norwaih is on exhibition in
he Norwalk Hardware Store in Main
tract, and it is attracting not a little
Attention. The ear ls a foot long and
is ten inches in circumference. it
Was grown by “Babe" Stiappers at his
home in Wilton.
. Miss Kittie and Miss Fannie Clark, of
Merwin street entertained a party of
irlends at their home Monday night
and a jolly time was enjoyed by ev-
ery one. All were attired. in spook
costume and the identity of the guests
Was unknown until the latter, part of
the evening when all unmasked.
John Macmiley. who has been with,
the Kinner 5 Benjamin pharmacy at
‘173 Main street for several- years. hang
purchased of John H. Coo. tM niral'
Phar‘may in New Canaan. so took
possessi n of the business today Mr.
Macauiey is s Danbury boy and the
best wishes of his many friends here.
will i' whim to the field of his new
busineslisaynillfe ——Dnnbiiry We.
PMI' an Mrsi Woof”
sinus street. hi; iii‘
eeuth anniversary of their wedding,‘
ondsy evening. by entertaining about
fifty guest. A very pleasing time was
nioyed, a the host and hostess wore
e recipie is of many‘ very beautiful
crystal presents A bountiful supper
was served and Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins
were wished many happy returns of
the day.
Miss Marie Bhkor. tho popular young
stenogrspiler, enter ed.a party of
too of her aunt in.
Fair street, Norwallr. Hallowe' en. The
home was 'Weirdly but appropriately
decorated for the occasion and in the
course of the evening a es were lay
on and vocal and ins r mental I) ones
were rendered by the talented guests.
Refreshments were sorted later and?
the guests departed at a late hour
warm in the praises of their hostess.
-Keep warm with Jeddo coal from
Raymond Bros.
A large Moon autoiniiblio belong“.
to the John D. Binds guano oi Bri a»
port. stri ppod the differential gas" as.
it attempted to go up Mill Hill unday
evening, and as a result is undergoing
repairs in the garage of Parley 0..
Sim-gee, is loose street. They were all“
their ws'y home from the aviation
flights at Belmont Park and had al-
ready hsd a it! hard lu.cll
The party illuiiridgeport shy
morning at 7 o'clock and did not so
rive in New York until “i in the l
noon. 'l‘lioy . in
their return L
have thofo
A Prominent L‘a or of louih Non . .
m Wh a will lie Given
i ‘ Wm "1.3m . . 5,";2‘
lowing rim Testimonial:
OWL
hsi to the list
cine. I h v
RA ii [iii baby
, (town.
Q 'Wllb’ii‘hil Willi Vléi‘iiiik “if h‘imi‘iii tilt” ‘
bottle. .-“
Well wage,
51001-1: to be do
; after the refreshments games were to
tan ) ’
e Worm
icons 1 usod '00
plasma that y ,
tub Q
Month: j
Y “I 3033 “Mills:
. and Mrs. James
day morning to
8 Mother and
Franklin avenue.
' ayes cashier
, wire diet a. in
Main street is visiting with friends lIl
Andrew ii. Lyon, of Smith woman.
at the. home of little June Dyes. Pros-
pegt street. Daubllry has returned
A special communication of (lid:
No. 108 F‘. and A
:will be held at its rooms. Friday event
ing at 8 oclock. 'i‘he hi. A. degree will
be worked
Captaili E W Wilbur. or Batiste.
will spend the week at no locul l
vation Army station; assisting (in
Jerrott in conducting a series of spec
inl meetings. —~Daubury News.
. -A great out in patent medicines.
Stliison-i’oweil Corp.
Mrs. .1. Milton 'Conurn. of South
Main street, has been visiting her,
father, Aaron Cutler ill Shrewsbury.
Mass. and at Danieison. attending the
State Federation or Womens Clubs.
and in Meriden at the sessibu of the
D. A. ll.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Waters. of
Elm street entertained a party of their
friends at
night. The house was fully decorated
‘
son. and a iine'supper was served later
in the evening.
who has been suffering for the past
three Weeks with a severe case of
bronchitis leaves town today for Loire-
wood New Jersey. in hopes that the
restme her to health. Mrs Captain
Charles Byxbee. or Eouth Main street.
will be in the heuse to care for her
fother. Captain Joseph Byxboe, during
her absence.
Algie L. Scaries. Leonard Robina.
Ralph Bedlent and Frank Nickerson
have been selected as ushers at the
rally of the Republicans to be held out:
evening in the town assembly hall in
Wall street. The ladies are invited to
be present as well as the men and hear
the addresses which will be mode by
Congressman E J. Hill. Slate's Alter-
ney Stiles ..iudson Sheriff Sidney E.
Howley and a number of other promi-
nent Republicans of the state.
A large force of men are at work
making repairs on Newlown avenue.
and when the work is completed the
street will be one of the best in town
The stone crusher is located near the
Rufus A Fillow property and the stone
that is taken from a sandbank nearby
is being crushed and spread on the
road. After the first coat of gravel
there will be another coat spread on
and then the whole business will 0b
rolled down with the steam roller.
Aside from thg other costly bridge
by the New Haven
road; it is oiilol by man out thilt the
road is liltmmarkoffifpr steel with
which to build several bridges on the
line between Hawleyviile and Beta;
ford. This double tracking Job while
covering only nine miles is an expen-
sive one and the bridge will cost. the
road at least 8200.000. while the rest
of this work will bring the total up
close- to $500,000» if not a greater
amount.
A party of yous: ople met Hal-
iowé‘en night on tho ii the of titles iss.
bel Rider. in Westphrt avenue. and at-
tii‘e‘d in spook costumes they set out to
visit their friends After quite ‘s iiitl'o
visiting the party arrived at the home
of the Misses Dorothy and Julie Smith
in Main street, who were taken by sur-
prise. fl‘hey soon recovered themselves
and or'eryone enjoyed the spdrt. The
party took refreshments with them and
diligod in until a late hour.
To the Hosting I Plumbing Co.
Milli“I do
Isis-
their home lioliowe'en‘
with symbols of the liaiiovre’ on sea- ‘
Miss hills J. Byitbee. of Maple street. »
sir ainong the pines will thoroughly ' j - ,9 Q" ._ . Q I 5- " L . ’
CIVIL s RVICE
a SRE‘CIAL‘ coURss AT
The MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
Stamford
tits-Mi
orth of coal to
it so:
lino our TWO PAars. lolid cumin slimy nickel“. use. to com
Easy to has. Abmu'iqiy sanitary. oAVs‘o nstaller oua-pALr. oscillate
all "tile good of the coil as Is extracted. C3333 L333 than Mills so. been
paying for Porcelators.
Weds range com 311.75 to $2. 98
ACCORWING 'ro Ill! , '
Como Got Circular. "How to Make Oiled Cellos”
A. J. Collins co.
Moral meson uh Emil-loan
i2 is has Math score. has News. Colin.
0.15. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eye's Examined Froe
II WALL ITIII'I‘. "10!". 4|.- NOIWALK-
.80. Ndrwolk Pprt Chester
IN LEATHERs. IN securities
IN snares. THE PRESENT COL—
LECTION or WRIST mice ‘61:.“
Issue MANY NEW. ATTRACTIVE
s'rvuis THAT WOMEN’w'rLL
LIKE. AMONG runes rooms
‘BURE TO FIND SOMETHING
THAT'S JUST WHAT You've
sssN WAITING son.
SILVER MESH BAGS,
soc to 86.50
HANDSOME BLACK VELVET
BAGS.
98c to 37.50
LEATHER BAGS.
sec to Item
YOUR INITIAL MOUNTED FREE
OF CHARGE 6N ANY LEATHER
i BAG AT 98c OR OVER '
‘We have silid more
. in our neighboring towns.
. Hoflm Milt“ Milli. 50c “soul“,
. Wamooio's cos Liver on as. fine:
Q W. F. Wigmore & Co.
Encarta 00.:
The Only Fully itauiposo i
sitcom» ones '
in the Town
auro ourhuss .
. , . . ' . . .
rm. still—~00 south lists street 1
B Niwwslil. Conan Music lisil mock
$4.; -mgl....‘.-- ..
STOVES
both cook Stoves and
Heating Stoves. this
()Ilr lines of mun-tailored Suits. Coats and Dresses are complete
the newosi materials.
season than ever
before
“There’s a Reason”
The A i Anguilla-el
& Son Co. “
184 to too Washington ltrooi.
loath Nomaiir
”Stem
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
it is not
our desire to charge more than the
market price for goods and we there-
fore submit the following prices for
your consideration:
unit's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 81.00
.......................
loott'o Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 00c
Ilse .... ..... . ..... ..... ..40c
Irene Seltzer, 20c else . ....... ”30¢.
lromo loitaor. 000 also ..........40c
ironiololtzor. 31.00 also . ........ 15o
liaild’o iron Fills. 6 grain. 100 in hot-
tle. at ... ....... ... .lc.i
hot. iron and Wins. 1 pint bottles
I! .....t. .............. ........ ,
lrsndoth's Fills. 250: also . . . ...illo
California Fi: lymp, We also. ....4oo
Hall's Cola Cure. 750 also. .051:
Listoflno, 31.00 also .......... “090i;
‘Liotoflno. We also ... ............40o
Limrino. Shellac ....... .......1lo
Nameless. 25c also ..........80o
Horiiolr'l Melton Milk. 31-00 lilo. . .750 .,
Horiioil'aolaitad Milli. $3.76 stress“.
Lydia Fioittam’ancom. 31.00 |also. .Itlo
Room a. snotty. l sso..|0o
loiiin'o Food. ideal as ........u.00o
Moiiin'o Food.50¢ sise .. .......40o
Manson’s Iraloom Pow. she also..15o
Maitino. 3i. also ...............05o
For-unfit also ..... .......§o
(Blade's) Footo Honcho. :1 sise.. .051:
Main Cuisine Fills. per 100. .. .. 25st
also ...... .. . ..
Castoria. gnuino. 300 also. ...2oo
Castor-la itohor Form. ). 35c stamina
DRUGGISI’S I
.s horn Main St. So. Novelist ' ;
l
-‘ tery.
, 0 user”
. oer-m yo no
. urinmrpiiue
ONE MAXWELL “30': 1910
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1009
ONE BUICK ”40" 1009
ll elNdLs (inmost! CADanAco. rumble seat
ONE 1910 4 CYLINDER cADiLLAcs. carelessness
All cars are in this running order.
F. E. Lockwood & cu.
Garage Water St.
,- ._ -L.m-——..- MM. a—w-vm... "WA.
39 Wall St..—-('Phone)
Asbestos Shin ice
The Roof That Outiive‘s the Bolling
TH: K. a Iii. WATERPROOFING PAPER, a high an. rooting
per. in rolls all inches wide. containing 500 square feet .323 nor , ‘
ourssion nudsse ROOFiNG genuine Asphalt; 100 squsrt lost our
rol i.
oollt'lloo'o
Charles H. Aiiitiio
CARPENTR'Y. . epitome Ann
150 CARRIAGEB. BUSINESS WAGONB.
DUMP WAGONO. AND FO’JI-WHIIL REAR TIP CARTO.
it you are in want of any of the above. will mails you bargain price. '
. i'r’l TIMI To THINK OF ITOVII AND iii;
if our kitchen stove has been giviii
to bare a NEW CONTROL RA on t
your work in half and doubts the stitch
Ii
‘ kitchen It
" an of the lots
charts: is. sailor in It. Paul’s .2
The memorial stone
“Mocha “part the
‘ willow“
We carry only good clothes that we can 3‘1
..... ittIFIOIovoul hols
why you should bring your on
mobile here when it is in n
of repairing; One 61’ iii lie pri
clpal reasons being that we We
experts in this line and nntioo ,-
stand immediat ply mill
7 it!
trouble is With your sit in.
carburettor, your
something' that n ammogfior a“
auto doctor can understand
42 North train in.
0N: smells i'sos
our»: ELMORE me
one emcee m7
For particulars inquire
s-
~Nomhr.
_. “A..."
a summit A")?
score Norris nit
uraac'riuo.
FARM viscous. unmet
v.—o ..,..w.......w
:;
vs a good range
ithout oils. "‘
es the improved models
sins ,.
Whm' .
Norwalk Chronicler