. In inns. sumo Insulin: at the same place in about a Dorothy ands ller Fri nda. would when the sneaker—Mid be hoard~ ll aw”: V is I? again. P etarldll Papers. ' The motley raised by means of the Munroe. Kirk I been Art Exhibition. which took place Communion , in the summer. has been expended In Tyhin. Mark if . : B rid g e PharIpac Prompt and clinical services all ea. . Personal atom given to all prescription work . Chairs t'o‘r our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. ‘ istIDcn PHARMACY II. PARKER. “Ilium as...“ .. .. _........... Methodist Episcopal Church—Morn- ing. communion service; evening sub- ject. “Now is the Accepted. Time“. Wilbur Waldron has begun work on a new house for himself and family in Osbornavenue. Work on the frame was started yesterday. The Rev. Charles J. Anderson. pas- tor of the Swedish Congregational Chulch, has been assisting in revival services at the Swedish Church in Georgetown. Mrs. Sarah Hall has returned from a four months visit throughout the state with relatives. to her home with her daughter, Mrs. William H Baker. of 21 Edlie avenue East Norwalk for several weeks has been supplied entirely with South Nor- walk reservoir water but today those who are customers of the Norwalk system will get Norwalk water, the rain having replendished the empty re- servolr. Thes torm of the past two or three days has givgn a solar plexus blow to the foliage. ome of it was hanging on todaciously and successfully on no on at of the lack of rain but the ruin ‘ wind together proved too much of; a combination. Most of the natural growth oyster- mon who have been working on the Sobthport beds. will securely anchor their boats there instead of bringing them home for over Sunday. Stormy weather has caused the oystermcn to ha’ve a very slim week. Mrs Thomas R. Lilley. of Seaview. avenue, has gone to Stamford on ac count of the serious illness of her is i ther. James S. Jennings. The letters condition was so critical last night1 that it was feared that he would not’ surlee until morning. The two weeks of revival services at the East Avenue Methodist Church Will come to a close tomorrow. when1 the pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies, will he in charge. The Rev Frank D T0Irey. pastor of the Norwalk Methodist (.huI ch gave an address last evening. [inquiry fails to develop much dam- age to boats on account of the storm of the last two days. A number of boats including one or two more than al an“: 5., a ‘_ II ready enumerated. dragged across the; harbor to the South NOI walk side but were recaptured befoie they had been damaged. The Jesse Ayels shipyaid at the rear of the Crescent inupdry is taking on a still more wintry appearance. there having arriIed during the past few days several more boats to be laid up until spring One of the late arrivals. is the launch Tapas. owned by William R. Thompson. and this will be put inside the sheds. Holy Communion will be observed at the Advent Christian Church tomor row at 10. 30 a. In. in the evening at 7,.the pastor will deliver the third in his series of lectures; subject flow to Liye Forever. The Loyal Workers‘ meeting at 6:15 p. m., will be led by hiss. Elsie i’nrtrlclt; sulIIcht, Gains and Blessings of Separation. At the meeting of the district c-om mitten Monday night it is exported hat the tire alarm bus numbers will beadetorminad upon. The tire alarm system will be one of the. principal subjects under discussion at the meet iui and it is proposed to get it in op- T" I Told all all What I Heap of Happiness It w0uld Irina to loath Nomik grass. 1 ilard to do housework It so sell. a stills! you hours of misery a or iii War if women only know the cause—that son “gnu, BIcksche pains cums flora sick hid- , olild save much needless woe. lira. (team It. litter. fiendriek Iv . .Bouth. Norwallt. Conn. say it“ or m) “y «333' returned than Ilon kidney new shit and ”“5.“ most Willi with not «ambition account of ‘l a i tiles“. subieetto also noticed at alterations were unnatural dim of the stat at ‘7 ’12.; I l I t their “wide tines Mina 133:1: out “ the mes i‘ng will he held a her some 'the building boom East Norwulk was i been what might be termed an exten- "’ ' Patti for‘Mrs. Garrett limith. oars ot° 'I Kidney Pills can stick ”43'” house. aura feet. «Io-III; about no. uth Norwalk people endorse this“ “My: any bluegill?! “algal Ilh: .. writs.“ lithium ' the purchase of books for the Rowdy" “"0331 Recollections 0' 50“” ”I I- ‘ ton Library. All the pollination hooks Mc- . I] ““““““ "y “I v “hyphen“. i.“ “is “parts... i. El. i. le 30 00 0 on ma live 9 ‘ ‘ fifilli’md “'3 “Wm-9d benefit of heir noel: Theyfollowing ban-Fictti'n' * ““9“” 'wlll be pi into circulation November P so. “Minder is called to the meeting 5 The re ainder mu be held in m.- “ oetloalworits. Not-Walk improvement Association on Saturday next. Upon the invitation of Mrs. Sue n. Youngr Elast- venue, ‘kSsturday November Daniel ‘la'iiommedisu has been a iii (In anxious to got word rom his law ther-ln-iaw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett. of Rowayton. Mi“ Mrs. Crockett sailed for (Savannah Thursday aftelnoon, just about the time the storm was getting very so vane. The vessel on which they sailed White. Stewart Edward is due to thrive in Savannah tomor- ‘ row morning. . The Men's Class of the East Avenue I Methodist ClIuIch will have a most in t telestlng subject to discuss tomorrow, , the last supper and the motive and character of the traitor at the feast. Included will be a short talluon the sa— cred fesst. with references to the pass. over. the customs of the Hebrews of today. and how the feast is observed today and its effect on the heart of men. ’Charles Tobey, .lr.. had‘ quite an arc citing experience yesterday. He went across the harbor and started to tow the sharpie owned by his uncle, Wliv ' llsm H Tobey, which dragged her an- chor from off Captain Peter Decker‘s wharf to near the Raymond Biothers dock duringmthe storm. The rescuer of the tlanded overboard into the harbor escaped with no worse re- sults th 8. wetting. That Willi m H. Hatfield has faith in the pose llity of building opera- tions in East Norwallt is shown by the fact. that he has just had Contrac- tor H. V. Carr start three more houses in Foster Park. These houses will make ten in all that Mr. Hatfield has had built and all of them have con sold. The houses that. are now i der way are to be completed by December lst. 0f the ten. nine are located in Foster Park and the other in Pleasant street. it indications count for anything. there is considerable probability that going to have. it was believed, last spring, will develop next spring. Dur- ing the present your there has not sive boom but a considerable number of new houses have gone up since spring. At the mascot time some par ties the negotiating for land here and if successful. intend to erect six or. seven houses. ' i Today Is one of the greatest days in the annals of English histoty for it was on the fifth of November loot. i that Guy Fawko. a celebrated IllsIuIlI er of the peace. together with a bum»: ber of his kind. attempted and almost succeeded in blowing up the Houses of Parliament situated on the Banks of the Thames in Westmlnlster, hon- don, while they were in session. He was about to ignite the match that ledi to a long line of undermine tubes of powder, when he was caught red-hund- ed lie was first placed anihe rack until he had named all of his accom- plices and each and every one of them was executed. it is welcome news to the people of East Norwalk that the committee on the new Wilshingtm street bridge are preparing to get bids on the work. So lIIllee will be built and will Imdoubt eIiiy continue so until they see the work Well advanced but most people. on the other hand. are satisfied that the new bridge is sure to be built. The general idea is to have a bridge of toll- crete drch construction except for the channel section. where it is propoesd to have a steel lift draw. The coin» mittee's idea is to have the concrete arch construction continue into this entire distance to the sat Norwulit end all at present constl uted with the eXIopioh of a 100 foot fill. it is also the committee's hope to get the work under way by April lIIi next and com, i ploted by April lat. iiilli. which is only about a year and lino-half away. With the present plan's carried out ioo‘, them will be a substantial conctsta platform let a public liont on the east side of the channel. ifliiiililll The helmet festival. which was its ihave been held at the Methodist i iohapel, IIIt night will so held this. evening. . , I Communion service will be observed Architect Edward Kins. all Madi- New York. ll drawingih‘ plans for I residech at 'l‘olIIIIIhe line architect. The plans show a frame‘ Plans are bellid prepared by Archi- loot Edward Ring. lil- Madlson avenue. New, Yorlt. for I no It Tokeneke Park for Dr.'i‘ you care of the ago i ”with and stiiec‘ol. in? “WI mat in mull!“ ’IOI mmwfigzlfin as is the custom of nearly all larger libraries. ‘ . Knowles. Robert ill. . Deland. M. e people are. still skeptical that the ‘ tomorrow morning It the Methodiht - Church. The paitor will preach in the tiaisure. cyanide. and all are invited. 14880 feet. of will cost about . lisprytltlrolr and family, who have all r‘ilne residence in ii- ”lunar avenue for mfins‘ve moved to New ‘- . . mm ngtmdm I." m ‘ “Ill m I can . ' arsenal. villains A. om. ' amour serve and a few will be added on the first of each month during the year. Fiction. Tips Attic Guest. . Wligbt, Harold. Dell The Shepherd of the Hills. Athh'rton. can. ude Ancestors. King. Basin Tile Wild Olive The [listed Trail. Williamson. C. N and A. M. My Friend the Chauffeur. Wright. Mabel Osgood The Woman Eriant. Weyman. Stanley The House of the Wolf. DeMorgau. William Joseph Vance. Locke, W. J. The Beloved Vagabond. chman, Stanley J. The Long Night. Churchill, Winston Conlston. The Awakening of Helena Richie. Juvenile Fiction. Clark, ii. if. Joe ilcntly, Naval Cadet. Duncan. Frances Mary‘s Garden and How it Crew. Seton-Thompson The Biography of a Grizzly. Auto Owners Engage your winter storage for live storage and dead storage. Your cars will be in a well heated garage ready to be run out at a moment's notice. Engage vour general overhauling for the coming winter by expert Ine- chanlcs Changing and remodeling a special. ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. Norwalk Consolidated Auto Company Wilson. Whodro‘w A History of the American People. Brewer. E. (.1. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. The Remders' Hand Boot I. Steiner.E ward A. On the Tniliof‘the immigrants. Carlyle, Thomas French Revolution. Repplier. Agnes A Book of Famous Verso. Greasy. Edward Fifteen Decisive Battles. Prescott W. H. The Conquest of Mexico. Bryce, James The American Commonwealth. Materllnck, Maurice The Life of the Bees. . Juvenile Non-Fletch. Frost. Wm. Henry The Court of King Arthur. lilll. Charles Fighting a Fire. Blocks. Elindge S. The Century Book for Yoting Ameri- cans. Nicoluy. Helen The Roy” s Life of Abraham Lincoln Lucas. E. V A Book of Verse for. Children. iiiiill‘ illli iiiillilil. The Rev. W. S. Maciniyrc. D. D.. of Hartford, will preach in the Metho- dist Church each evening next week. There will be special music each eve- ning. Services begin at 7:413 p. m. There were three sales of real car late in Darlen. last week. with mort- gages aggregating 84.750. The prop- erty iramfers follows: Charles Ad- Inns of at, to lierthu lI. Mather. Con- necticut Trinplke; H. E. Hull to T. C. King; H. E. liull to E. C. Kinney. ’l‘ho pastor. Rev. George Benton Smith. will preach at both services at the Methodist Church. on Sunday. Morning subject, "The Secret of Suc rose." The evening address will has continuation of the address of two weeks ago on "The Romance of Med crn Missions in lndia." All of the nice old soldiers who were taken from the Soldiers Home at No. roton Thursday. suffering from Ir Ienlcnl poisoning. in the hospital Ivcrc Icpotied today as in good can if You Want the Best in glasses come to us Our Phy- sician. who is a Skilléd Eye Special- lIII will examine your eyes Wl'l‘ll- OUT CHARGE. THAMER summary , * clown. Open Monday a Saturday-advantag- ~..-.._~ M... "A Real E it‘e Sold,“ insured. acres Have Rants collected. and Ill luai ness in Property dons It The J. ll. Lewr’eooe Agency Is south II "It. . (lend ‘ .nu'los i used! 0:00 worth 20“.? “I'dlim "M" “ma arms the tapes” of till way you we to. sinus”? Iii-Ami. M‘N’; Nofllllk. Doll-Ii“! '13, '10. psi-III i he 0‘ oil“ ”I: " heat I In use. It . my A"! template will 1 Dollar and and "09-10 and my, entire coal bill was It“. Inshi a; a not vii“ this shtetnent in any Mr. frank! Jonas. Hosting I: plumb- Beam...“ w.» ... ~M....I_ Get Your HUNTING License It the Town Clerk’s 1W .. out Cor. Railroad Ave. 1 Main 0L. Dorian Suit-cl. Groceries. V II. Grail: flour and Food. "I . ..~ Vmu ,.Ot. f _ €1.59 alegi “ The House Comforts e" is insured It All Times bythe Use of The Jewell . Automatic HeatControiier “it Never Sleeps and it Never Forgets" Horace R. Nash , vsaspwous III huuawmslssuoma 1&1": I Schlichtiag’ lites. GI Co. i Milli. I diet other soda crackers lack and that is NationalQ‘Biscuit-Boodrie‘ss‘r NATIONAL BISCUIT? COMPANY ‘ V dition and all will recover. it is stated that a ward boy had been instructed to place about the rooms of the home some food which had been sprinkled with arsenic for the purpose of killing off some of the rates and mice on the place. its had been instructed to warn the inmates of the nature or the food. but it is said failed to do so. Im- ill after the nine mI-II had eaten of the food under the impression that it was a delicacy. AA sood as the situation was discovered the men were rushed to the hospital and given medical at- tIniion. . The hard rain of the past two or three days has had a beneficial effect on the wells but the latter are not yet filled. The water question. previous to the rain had been a serious one for a long time. The Democratic Iuliy in Stamford. was of much interest to Darien men. as waashown by the number who went (nor from here Despite the Iain. there was a delegation of about 50 from this town present. Much of the interest is attributed to the cundidary of Chief,of Police William Volhncr, of South Norwalk‘ who. was present and made a short speech. a...” iiiiliili. George Thomson. (If New York. spent. Sunday with his parents. Mrs. J. l. Gregory visited her daugh- i‘ier. in Ridgoiicld. on Thursday. Mr. Rundcl. of New York. was the ‘izncst of his daughter over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Banett. the lat- ter a Wilton girl. will soon remove from East Norwalk to Long Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Crebbln. of New York. have been occupying for a short time their country home in South Wilton. Mrs. Frances Fessenden has closed hcr summer cottage and has left fol Portland. Maine, where she will spend the winter. Mrs. l-‘. l... Weston. who has been spending the summer with her“ sister. Mrs. il. (l. Thomson: has returned to Hill Angelou. (‘al.. where she will spend the winter. One by one summer residuals have I Ins I-IIIIII our-Maw“ Ida‘s "as Without Operation. Pain. Dames momma. " cloudy left and are leaving us. Bolder! Hill is one portion at least I deserted viii lage. The .quiet appropriate to the season is occasionally broken by the detonating roar of dynamite used in blasting the highway. The boys did not omit their usual liailowe‘en fun this year. dates were removed. in one lnstan this useful article reposed in the river for severalI days. and the iron fence skirting Ii portion of the highway on Pi rim Hill resembles in one way the i log tow er of Pisa. iiiSl “Mill. Rev Russell. of New York city, will hold service it! the fiend! dent Sunday at l1 unlock and it is“ desired to hahve I urge 0mm“). out to hear t is talented sneaker Rev. Herbert wn. of Darlen villi give his third l are on next Monday evening at“; 8 oclocli in the Union Chapel. Subject The Passion Play. Those lectures are vary due and should he‘well atfinded. The clam chowder sup r‘and sale of fancy articles by the dies' Aid Society of the Union Chapel Tuesday evening. wane; decided success There was a large. crowd out to the supper. which visa very ‘Ihe. and I post sum II as added to the treasury. «W t. I. attain _, lentil rut VII-IQ reel (Continiiod from First Page) Democratic candidates. This counted for Toomey. The other ballot bad a cross in the Democratic circle. and crosses before various of the Demo- cratic condition. but not before the name of.eil er of the contestants No mm for sit or Tourney or Quintard. Toems'y 6st. Lone Vote. Group No 1'0 was I ballot that had a mark in the Democratic circle and trusses before the name of the mayor. IIty sh ll. Milne. Adams and water commis ones on the Republican col umn. This was allowed for Tourney Group No. it had eleven ballots. «which had the cross mark in the Democrsiic circle and crosses before candidates on be sides of the ticket. but none beforee other of the contest ants. Neither contestant was allowed votes on them. No.1: was a town ballot which I one ballot was counted for both. . not to make a distinguishing mam: i No.17 was a ballot that had a crosdj, ; . ‘ ‘ in the Democratic column. and a cm before each Democratic cdunolim “ except Toomey. «I‘ cross perm Loch. woods name. which was apparently. erased with a rubber. Np count Tory”: either contestant. No.18 was a ballot marked with la blue pencil. which was declared. void“ No 19 was a ballot where the dues... tion was over a distinguishittg merit: before Finegan's name flare o crust. was before the name which. X“ ._ V patently erased by a lead pencil. J. _‘ WIIIIdms ruled that ills Intention was counted for Quintard No 20 was a ballot which ... cross in the Democratic circle. on - crosses opposite the names of =. . Thompson I'IId roomy on that orally std fore it? . V 2 ., Kline. tug “mil? .. side. Opposite 0 name of ..~ . had been markeid I crbss. Villa: -* , had intended to erase. and in . so had perforated the mild. Thin not held as a distingusb ing mark; wIIs counted for Tourney \ After the ballot; 113:: laced“I f . upon the court or e t at lay-V ‘ , placed back in the ballot um; ,. up and placed in the custody of; . Q sheriff until the matter is dually do- cided should the appeals be noted... ‘ upon W Mayor May Be Dunner-atlas .V it Is thought by many that the inst- . tor of electing I mayor will end in leads lock. Some of the prominent men's! the town think that there will be no contest on for mayor: that the Republls can members of the board will wot . , the Democratic nominee and. claim the fourth council place. than giving the majority there. Others of the opinion that the matter will go to the higher courts and that the whole thing might be thrown out. There as many different opinions on to the tar as there are ways of getting . oflt. if. as it Is supposed by some, Democrats elect their mayor. be more than likely he Mord J. gun. pment acting mayor of the White Dr. William B. aground-o5: the highest. vote for councilman. does not necessarily follow . will nucleated. Just exactly add? this “things Look in use lilo both Iidosa seamed that the fault with the In men who tore all wrong side of the ballot. and allow the stub to be out in the- has. judge ruled that Is the ballots wh put together showed that one vet intended to vote for Quintard. h should am the vote. . 'I'Ilta's (molten. Group is h 1! ballots in which. there were n eras in the upper circles It all» but I before can- dining: I ticket. evi- tbrown out. but .issmlng. maymndsnts. Four to sis and P inset Republicans of W V gel-once to the toy do “mi Ni no 3-3".in ' 3" ll ”Charles A‘.‘ wh'b‘ warlords"! :ectlon moderator. _ it. points brought he in of n Ivor Icons , Norwal slide... ii .clals' decision on which had a cross on will tithe}? “3% marks in front of the statues of ballots ty will in gratis candidates for the all! rdlng to the roll of stats. General John election. sisstow III
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