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MESfiI. and Billy c REGARD FOR
PHILIP CORBIN.
Noni. tlllZ-l . messages expressing
”motion to: the family, friends and
busiurra nIsooiutcs of the late Philip
Corbin. ouIl testifying to his worth as
a. man Wett- received at the ethos of
the Antcrh or. Hardware Company. in
NWBrltnlo yaturday
One two: M ii. McCausland. pIesl.
dent or the No rwalh Lock Company.
smith Norw slit. reads:
"it is wit h sincere regret that we
learn of thc draft) of Mr. Philip Cor
bin. Please accept out sympathy {0|
your great loss.”
'~ISlktotztt years of faithful service
on the pan otSherlff Sidney E. Haw-I
I” should entitle him to renoieotlon
His rectnd as sheriff has nevor been
excelled in t‘onnecticut
.» GROCERY BUSINESS SOLD.
John G. Baum. of Danbury. has our
oilfield the grocerv business of Gustav
Friedrich. in Railroad avenue, and
tit his wife has moved to South Nor
V 1t anti taken possession of the some
Mr. Friedrich has been in the grocery
and delicatessen business in The Nor-
walks for about a quarter of I century,
Mid has, achieved success.
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”ngoI senator Frederick ll. Quiniard.
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hm» ut at it I
nqu the dIaII at
will. III! hull! II
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‘ FIII'MII offItrooI .
militia“ and Neil that Motif.
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TALE“ IN TIIE NUTMEG CLUB
Member-I Have Been Buoy hately Dec-
orating the Headquartm.
'l‘hc Nutmeg Club is full of talented
young man. This has not boon discov-
cred unt lately. when Harry Button.
of East avenue. exhibited his decorat
lug skill and his carpenteriug skill in
constructing and escalating a card
Ithlc fer the club. But this, though it
has not been overlooked by the young
men of the club, has ccnsed to be the
(blot subjcct under dist ussion in the
way of tho nocompllslnnenta of a mem-
ber. and does not now claim all the in-
torcst of the Nutmeggors.
Charles Crowley. of Berkeley street.
has demonstrated to the club that. in
is also some clever. He has gone about
in his own quiet way and has made
several handsome decorations for the
rooms of the club. which new display—
ed upon the walls are attracting thc
luterestfland the cotnmcnt ot‘ the entire
body of club then. With some pictures
Which Warp the chief source of Mr.
llortou'a achievements. as well) Mr.
Crowley has brought success to his ei-
forts and succeeded in plcusing the in-
spectors of his art. He has also used
plaster of parts and with the pictures
has made some handsome suicide. The
‘ pittnrcs were placed upon the plaster.
uhkh allot (notion. ndhcrod cioscly to
the some Innhina (Ixccllcntlt framed
pictures.
The Nutmeg Club is also planning
for their dance of IFrlday cvening. and
tdecorations have been started in Look
wood's lluli.
“Every citizen who appreciates the
distinction at having lion. E. J, Hill in
Congress from Norwaik should see that
a vote be cast for him at tomorrow’s
election.
' . Miss Eva ll. Fi'tlllltt‘. of Grace llospi»
Inl. of Now llnrcn, was taken [ii while
on a halt‘ day's visit. Wednesday. with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ii. A. Frankc.
oi‘ Elm street, and as yct has been un-
able to roturn to her duties. She is
Il'mllrmlng ditch and will probably be
fully rumored to a few (tars.
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Jap-a- Lac
bilibtens everything it touches.
«We»: will mks your floortt. for
I
dworklook like new. T
i'lh stain.
tare ”Wart y
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12‘? ‘70. Discount
an Ant. dinttiwltduat runNITun‘I
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackomow ll. G. Ewing. II, t\\'.
(lilicland. Charles P. [420. it. P. Uiarkc.
N. ll. Leo. F‘. Klingmnn. Miss J. G.
Robinson and chnutfeur. New York; it.
Van Vet-titer. Mt. Vernon: to. S. llinc.
New itoclmllc: it. Johnson. (lrcouport,
i.; l.. if. llurihutt. Wilton; 'l‘. E.
'i‘errcil \’onltors;.l. W. Moore. (.1. F‘.
firstly. S (lIccustein, “r. and Mrs. “1.
It. Warner. lirldgcport; A. Reinhold,
I. Arbestnan. (‘, Reinhold. llunbury;
S. Kepler. lion-nylon; l.. i‘. t‘llmstr-ad,
llitlgctlold; it. (3. Mnctirogor. New lla-
ven; .I. W. l'rcuttss. E. ii. Lovell. Itos-
Eon; Miss la‘nnun Iloyt. .‘iiiss Z. '1‘.
Dean. 1‘ llotltt. llaticn; P. l). Lawton.
ll. ltothcrharn. E ii. Mnthewaon city
I‘All voters who wish to hm (I a part
in the election of It Republican ilnitotl
States senator from Connecticut should
vote for [I‘rodcrick H. Quitttard for
senator and Mortimer ‘.\I I cc and flint
callus it llennott tot roptasontatlves
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters rcntnlnius
uncalled for at the following post out
res for the current week.
Adv. Lctcors.
South Not-walk.
Bun llrindle.
Esiey Chcrl‘icks.
Miss lloir-n t'larke.
William ('ook. Masonic building.
Mia ll. ll. Davide.
Equitable it. it). Alicia
.lIImInas r‘armon. Wotcr
“ore-ill.
Henry lloinliukcr.
t‘apt, ’l‘lIos. Henderson.
.lnmu. lludrnu.
.‘ilt‘s. liuut anti Mrs. .Itfmcs
Mia i-‘unuto ll. Knowles.
(‘ ll [.iiththlttcr
Ilcv. II‘I'. O'llricn.
Mrs. t‘. ll. l‘IIrlm.
'l‘lnnnas ltyun l‘.’l.
l‘vtriilo Snitlno.
N. Saiudsky.
Airs. Hunt) Schultz.
Mrs. James Sullivan
A. Szlkorskl. to North Main St.
Runes Marla. iil Losinuton Arc.
Mrs. Verna. lit) lIlly Are. (‘1).
\‘nsco l'iotro
iiurry Wilson.
lI.‘
Norwallt.
Account ilox ii. I"!
Fred D. llluko. No. tilt
Enrico Shiniiu.
Mamie S. Vinoenr
Marlon Wildmau
id. S. ADAMS. Acting F. iii.
All.rciund
St. care
llay Si.
no Grove St.
llntli.
T'tllthilZ. [’ M.
- The voters of Norwalk should not
all to give .liltltu‘ John ll. Light a tro-
mendous vote for attorney general. it
will be a weiidcscrved compliment.
TELEPHONE CALL no
Dorlowa Ho_____use
(OHM Misti-rd) ..
IAGT NORWI LI
Iva-us.-
Shore Dinners and All
Sen Filed ' ’is
«at...
hills 0!
er
tom E. O’Suliivaa
Montana
$0.... ..... ”.150“...
FQR SALE
Modern 8~roonI home In good condi-
tion. five acres lInd. sully sub-divid-
.Ah.
, solute hargsiutfor quick nonlinear.
H. E. Danni Son
(Id; near south Narwstk hidden.
“Wt *' .-
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lrw',
Man Who Went Front Winnlpauk
to Bridgeport on Errand
Lands in Jail ‘
a...
George (‘ Mc I‘atthy wont up front
Winnipnnk to Bridgeport. Friday eVon-
in: with the intention of doing a lit
[tie ort‘d‘ud and as the. result he Rivals
[fined $75 and costs by .iududll‘
!Wiidet in the city ooutt In that; place.
Sultudny motuluu.
Early Friday evening George paid a
visit to Mltlti ltose Russell. and while
arguing over a (mention. George stoic
1ch gold watch and Ian roIn the house
On State street.
SorgeInt Followed.
The night was dark and he dovc
,throunh a small gloomy alley Just. as
‘thc. women made complaint to Shr-
gaant Hotel. The omccr followod and
found George hiding behind a pile of
option. "(Junie hither. i would have
further parlianco with thee," shouted
the officer, hut George had dislocated
his shoulder and could not navigate.
With the sornoanl's aid he was iinnlI
ly landed in headquarters.
”Told Beautiful Story.
in the oily court George told a line
story of the evening and decided that
Bridgeport trips were very expeuslvo
after Judgmwndor imposed the fine in
dcfnult of which he wont to lull”,
All volols who wish to have a part
in the election of a Republican United
States senator from Connecticut should
vote for lI‘rcderlI-ih ll. Quintard for
senator and Mortimer M. Lee and Mar-
ccllns it. itannett for representatives.
THORPE:COLLIN8.
\‘i'lih surprise colors the announce-
hIcni of the engagement of Mist:
Norah Frances Collins. daughter of
Mr. and lifts. Donuts Collins. of Ferris
avenue. and Charles Intrusion Thorpe.
of Norwnilt. The company is exported
to (aim placoclh the near future and
the couple will reside in town. Mr.
'l‘horpv was formerly manager of tho
Norwulk branch of The Sentinel. and
of [air has boon employed by the (‘on»
ncI-tlrut Company as conductor
SPEAK [N SOUTH NORWALK.
l‘. .tltcrl and R. llohcrtl. of Bridge.
port. spoke at an Italian rally in South
Norwalk. yesterday afternoon. Jot-e.
minh llonotnn of South Norwnlk. and
others mndc uddrcssca
r Louis (I. Solidi of Orchard street.
“as It rocont v'isltot in New Rochelle
The Light that Lights
No matter when you want It
or how you want it. or
where,__yflt.want it. a
is the doom hover falls
We Pipe Houses
ls yours piped? t
[I not. come in and see us. or
we would be pleased
to call and talk
it over with
you
Or a postal
will bring our representative
Housatonlt Power Co.
GLO ‘ER’S
“THE I’PLACE"
“a...
Stylish Fienhlh
Always éoatiortahitt
lililiilil In t in
¢
Revolution
in halting methods whithga th
world Umda Biscuit also (habitable c
Revelation
in soda cracker quality. You
rcalizcth this atlhe molment you
open e toy purp e acka
and find soda crackers sftcmpgti
lag and good that
NATIONAL
BiSCU [T '
COMPANY
MONDAY. NOV. 7.
J‘
they cannot
BOY HA3 HEAD CUT OPEN.
The scvcnycaI -old son of Mr and
Mrs P .i Menard of Stuart avenue.
has seriously injured y'estcrday in a
fail (low netahs The. lad Inndod against
the educ- of a dom oi the foot of the
stairs splitting open his scalp. ilr.
Robert M. Wolfe. who was called. took
a number of stitches to close the
wound.
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Daily Line to N. Y
For Freight Only
Freight. Propellers 'leave Pier 28.
street). every day (except Sundayl. at
:l p. m. Freight received at Norwalk
up to I p. m. and. South Norwallt up
to 6:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat Lo.
Inning J, with. O. c. HIgImIn.
Lnflo oInoI-II Agent
Bust River, New York. (foot of Dover;
You’ll Look For
llcforc you'll scrum bottcr service-~—
more rcasonsblocharges. than ours.
OPTICAL GOO DB—OPTOM ETRY
We carry a stock that enables us to
correctly till (Ivory prescription. We
can give your eyes the host of exam
motions with our up-to-dntc equipment.
We can do it cheaper owing to the
volume of our business
Call totlm'
Feawick Optical 00.
UNIT!!! IANK BUILDING
Room. 7-8
I7 WAIHINOTON STREET.
Hour—a to u: so I. m. and 12: Is to
it p.11). Hoods: and asturdsy. 'I to
9 v. n.
W. ---»
liotel Maltack‘emo
KWNNOB, Mgr.
untried mo comma or To on:
“VII” II III on AN. urwmn
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
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Mudflats a Specialty
TIM MI- I”
? [The Reed a volt
Electrical. co.
Tito Only Fully Equipped
- summon. snow '
I In tho Town‘
RUTO IUPPLIII
“tenants mittens“
Music nullified!
liiiilllit liiliilll
i lliiiillii [ll lililiilllll
‘A Large Delegation oi South Nor-
walk Graduates Expected
to Ahead
“0“...-
The Month ilumni will hold their
annual Incctinr.r and election of officers
on lIridm eienins. November llth at
it o'tloclt. in 'iicrrlli Assembly Hall
Auto to Building. Stamford The
mom on; of the association have been
rcmtostod to try and bring one other
:maduute of Merrill with them on that
evening. he that more may become in
tctcsted and perhaps join the Alumni
After tho business meeting an informal
(lame and gcnoral social time will he
hold
The Alumni in completing its first
l‘onr. frets that the results obtained in
that short time more than justifies its
existence. Four meetings have been
hold during the year. The first one.
for organization, was held in Stam-
ford. ‘l‘hc second was at South Nor-
walk. curly in the spring. where a
short business session was held. fol.
lowed by a good social time. The third
was at Port Chestcr, in the latter part
of the spring. where a reception was
hold. This being their first reception,
the committee in charge decided to
make the affair a formal one. and a
very pleasant and enloysble time was
had by all who attended. At the re
caution the officers of the Alumni and
the faculty of the college received the
guests as thcy arrived. The fourth
meeting was held In Stamford. in Sep-
tember. and was of an informal charac-
ter, being in the nature of an entertain
ntcnt. followed by a dance and a gen
ctal soolIl time. A large number was
on hand on lids evening and thorough-
1y enjoyed the affair.
During the year at the various meet-
inns. many old friendships were re
netted among the members. as well as
many new friendships formed. all of
Which will tend to make future moot-
tngs of the Alumni of more and more
interest to its members.
At the meeting to he held next Fri-
day in Stamford, it is expected that a
number of new names will he added to
the membership I-.olt csmclally from
amdtn; the members of this year's
uraddntlns classes truth the three
cities.
Till, president officers of the Alumni
are:
Ptosirlcnthtlliam lit. Gouldea.
Vino-i’tesidents—«Mls MIry L; Citr-
homer and A. Dwight esp.
Secretaries—«Margo W. Toms. Jr.
Stamford; Miss Edna M. Austin.» Port
Chester: Miss. Alice E. Dyciia‘sn.
flouth‘ Norwalk. g
‘I‘ ditror~Willihm H. Webb:
6th ford Executive Summit‘s»-
Harry Smith. flartow Arms.l Mirth . use
ll: Rutledge M‘tss Ebrihd
Md: (listened w. Vail and hits
‘1. ' “WEI.
titii Norwslk Executive Co
tut Mary V. banard. Jo
I
“millionth. Hm
M15? AIME CHUNG,
Miss St‘lefih ,
“IA .. ‘ " have
. fl” "firth I IN»
. tit-tax Ira
9!. 825
I: ~Voteforll‘rodoriok o. euthaniht
‘ session a man who can sum in its
Miss Anna Pep- '
Merrill ,
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Jililllili’i [[[lli Gilli
lilillill illiSIIlSS hill
Young New Yorker Traded tits
harass of New Canaan
People for Cash
Barty Jordan. fresh rom New York
my. left Stamford Saturday afternoon
ifor Bridgeport. in charge of a Stam-
Iford omcet. Jordan is to be uied in
the Superior Court at Bridgeport. fhr
‘obtaining of money under false mfi‘
.tenses His method was bold eating
and it sufficed to put him in possession
of a dog- collar and chain and 94 cents
in min of the nation The alertness bf
George R. Faucett’ 3 store employee in
Stamford. put the secnsed in the hands
of the police. Jordan worked in New
Canaan, last week. for Gilbert Steven‘s,
a livery-stable keeper. Mr. Stevens
not him in New York. His employ.
meat at the Stevens place endbd
abruptlv, SaturdIy night
Jordan is. it seems. a man of pret
ty sleIt senses. During his brief
stay at New Canaan he learned the
names of some of the wealthy resi
dents. Friday he made use of that
knowledge in Stamford. First he call
ed at William iialpin's livery stable.
and told Mr Halpin the police y.
be was employed by W L. Whitman.
of New Canaan. Mr Whitman was to
send tines horses, he said. to be strib-
led for the winter its proposed. he
told iiir. Halpin. to place the horses
in his stable Mr. Holpl‘n was half
ally pleased over the prospect of
ting the business Jordan, an engag-
in: sort of a conversationdlist. chs ed
for e time and then be borrowed 7!
cents, all the loose change Mr. Halpih
had at the time. Then the New York-
or went to Dr. 0. G. Palmer’s sin is
With a similar tale and borowcd If 3y
cents from Dr. Palmer. To one.
Palmer be told a similar story and
said he would leave the horses there
He tried to borrow a dollar from tho
mm in charge at this stable but the
him. get it.
Jordan had a (log with him and he
stopped in at Mr Fsucott' s and so I
collar and chain for it. He told be
idle there about the horses and or or-
ed a saddle. The’iisddl‘e. cottitr‘ nd
attain he had chorgod to Mr Whitma.
He named the collar and chain a or
”media. ucstt store commits:
outed hith‘ I‘w Chanda Ind “limited
iii” In“ that. . I
‘e no a s a I
sit rand: I: 15th hardwoods U1?
than: 852?: ”CUR gulch: d “R
s or eh V out
said lib what [120 III k and ‘f'so’e 1h
Icclittm. nil (no mus same of theme-
actually moms. in the city co .
Judctt Young “-13%. him tor trial In its
higher court ll bond was ”ml-m
.‘IordIn is to years old and sin
WM .
institution for! the new Wnahi
éItreet bridle. You Invites how a
9 Donovan has been on this subject.
Ions. Iftttiblt olmoIII-i
Bum kg) '1'). N099? 10*“ (“It
thfztIItioIaId rival birHIrtyor ter,
in ammunition ninth. romance It
c“dissimilar. rftIIIIIII we
I bomb hurl into
the mitts. flit burnt) the tho
work of the sin . a
toll fut Ind t
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