allha
:ch ‘t‘ titre .
Acomplste Assorth t Do ed
lilac line and ficrtme m "Abnor- it
“lace yesterday.
~ -‘ Wurs. Harry Roberts. ofT Cross street.
in spending a Week with relatives in
New York city
WA bribhtdiillo. oil was born on Elan
“lg” ay'Tto Mi Mrs. Ole Olson. or
until! Vlitw 1‘:mae. ,
‘I.
e ,"t"““
until in the next cold supp
' utter
Woliace Ralph Baptists. axed twenty
Arthur Brothsoiou. of Main street.
Jessa
‘3th tot Now thirst is l
fillings}? didates were given tti
;in at rlf limes litiit evening at th
meeting of Our Brothers Lodge.
Judge .lnmos T. liubboll of Norwalk
‘ has returned to his libido tiller Austria"
in; neutral days with relatives iii
Worcester, Mass.
Miss Margaret. llrlncoll.
tn‘lne, at 10c and int/Io ‘efj ‘ rd. . _ ,4 I
, :333K W “the” "it'll To... TITTTT .T T... iit'i" :«Tiirepared. The quicker you set 3 433333333" 3'3 “hunched“.
WE dance in Re Men's Hall in all i T illicotioht “humera‘y;
KS ..T... Tm... ..TTT... Heater, tthe quicker coin v Torin... T T. a...
include, it was votedl
that the app] at appear before the
board at t neit inset Ir. Mr Cant:t
believed all the coup times should
have an op tunity to sea on the so»
pilcent Iiyor Polilm u commended
Mr. Canty for his attitude in the mat
ter.
Roll into. Manhole.
(looms Brush served notice that on
Gets or 18th. as ho ,was walking in
ty, chairiniui
. Tfolt will come
We have a full lies to oil sires int prices from
$2. 98 up To $30
A. J. Collins Co.
spontaigugday witblxr is brot er.
33,335 “I;
of Straw»
berry Hill avenue, who is employed in fruit of the will stand on “the runner
fEVENiNG ”NTNI‘L TELEPHONE mesons bakery, in onloying a days of North Main and Wasbln nittreete,
' g‘rtncation from her duties. he fell in e manhole; during his
92 2—Newe D m t V ~ On ”my 9“,,“an past eschews Funeral DEW“ find Wm. clothes, Which wort- Almost now. its
.Wflw... fin...”
Town-rm
Mrs. Marshall, of 25 River street, is
‘qulie seriously ill at lIeI home. i
llt'l‘i Jk'snnorsn. anti William Isiiyltin,
oi Ntiwnlk, spent Sunday in White
Plains
Aithur Brotherton. of Norwelk. vis-
3 tied with friends in New York city ov-
er Sunday. I
Mrs. Patrick Carroll who Icsldes
. in Spring Hill, is spending a few days:
. spending a few days at his parental
with triends’in Danbury.
(‘ontiactor Cha pl, of Norwalk has
almost dbltlpliittid’lho laying of the iron I
water main through Mott. avenue.
Anson li‘. Kseier, of Couitland place.
The regular monthly teaciters‘ T merit for r v i as follows-
:“3 $31533: :‘l‘amagggnfgr‘ 1:13;?“ meeting of ‘e South Norwalk Baptist Chief Ellll’l‘f’logirt—Hurold F. Clark. DAY WE EXPECT YOU.
" a n ‘ Bible schoo will not be held this ove- First Assistant Engineer‘Elbert W a T.
. Leo Baker and had MeIriiield, of
Norwalk, were in New York Sunday
and visited the Museum of Natural
History.
Kenneth Smith and Samuel Ripps,
who are employed'in the cap factory
in Camp street. spout Sunday in New
York city. 3
Fred D. Harris, of Lowe street. has
gone to Weston to Spend a mouth, to
regain his health, after a siege of ty
phold fever.
Chester Meeker, ol‘ Merwln street,
spent Sunday with a friend in Ridge-
ileld. He returned to Norwalk yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Joseph 'i‘ea'l, of Buffalo. N. Y.,
who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Miller, of Madison street, has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reynolds, of
Broad River, are entertaining Miss
lotion and De ti. Olmstead, of Trenton,
.J.. for e w' days
\Pruucls Mur'ray, who is employed on
the surface lines in New York. is
home in Prospect Hill.
Joseph Millard, of Grandvlew ave-
nue. who has been confined to his home
with a toothache. has bad the molar
removed and feels much better.
Pyramid/temple, Nobles of the Mys
tic Shrine, which has a large member
ship in this city will present the Inu-
sioal comedy “ lity Did. " at Jackson' ii
.Tlieatrre, Bridgeport, on November 18,
'as it benefit portmmance. .
The NoI walk city boaId of estimate
and taxation will hold its meeting this
evening. ..'i‘he meeting will probably
befladjoumed to some future date. as
the election returns will claim the iii-
tercst. of the members tt‘might.
A delegation of ladies from the
Episcopal Churches will go to Hartford
on Wednesday to attend the annual
meeting to! the Miller? sinxiliahy of
. I ~ up I t II - 4 ~ «I -
ggTTTcgn. r Whitmd’i he: s 33333-3333 3323333333333 3333 soars mm mm UNION are ..‘. “masses: 2..i.£.°.°‘...‘.ii'. “1 were to meet every 333mm .
r 5 “ ”15.0? 3 a and walk as of old. .. .. oration. Luminous arc lights. two of for “nice, n well I! comfort.
The Marvel social Club, of East
Norwalk, will play the Crcstcnt has
ll: thall team, of Winnlpauk, in the Pas-
ti 9‘ sin. Fillet Norwalk, in the near
future. A fine (time is expected as
both teams are strong and have had a
great deal or practice
The. Nutmeg Club. of Norwalk, gave
another one of its famous impromptu
lunches 'at its quarters in Wall street,
sands it it w attended by a (1° Wit" “9 ‘i' ““9 "m “9* "l" per. in roll! 36 inches wide. contaiuiuc 500 square 1001..” per roll for the year from house and meter . , I I
la: def r 3f infirm. The lunch :13: 53%} ‘3'“?! :rgemglgfi gopgmon nun“ ROOFING. "gum. Mpflu, ioo‘ eohert‘ feet per- retee to be 840.61! It. with the City of I .
O O. t
‘3" honor of on F. Kee-
o efiltisirtitarned to orwAlk.
lrivltatiops. for the son: recital of
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk assist-
ed by Miss Florence Austin to be held
in. lockwood'eiiall on Tuesday ovum
ins Novemhe 22nd at eight o'clock
have been'i tied. The recital will be
given by the vocal pupils of hire New-
kirk end as usual will be an exception?
ally fine out!» . , T
The regain .W‘naWCOgt “N:€"
le
ruk. will be
Court Nef’ruit s‘dufo‘e toam will war
the initiation work on a number of
candidates. Arrangements will also
be completed for the bazaar which is
Hairy Burton. of East avenue, has .
returned to Norwalk. otter haying I
spent some little time at his former
home in Manchester, Conn. .
Lester .i Carglll, of Westpori ave
nne. spent Satauday and ngnday with
friends in Brooklyn and ew York.
He repairs a most excellent time. '
AlheIt Bloom. of Springfield. Mass,
uho is to be married to lilies Ruth
Hazel Paddock. of Newtown avenue,
Friday evening, spent Sunday in (own.
Mr. and Mrs. .lobn Moore anti daugh-
tor (trace and son John, Jr.. of Port 3
Chester. spent Sunday with C. L
Brush and family, of Franklin stleot.
nlng. The date will be announced on
Sunday.
Frank Brundego. of Courtiand place,
who has been ill for such a long space ‘
of time, in again able to be out and wits
about Norwaik this morning greeting
his friends.
Charles 1). Rogers, of Morgan ave-
nue, and Stephan HOyL of New Can
aun, jotli‘uoy to the Stamford reservoir
and Cr enwlch, Sunday afternoon, in
Mr lloy 'sautomoblle
T A special communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M, will
be held at its rooms, 'i‘lIuI-sday cvcnilIK
at 3 o’clock. The M. M. degree will
be welkud and there will be rei‘reslI~
ments
The houses of Shmuel l~‘. Millard of
lrandvlew avenue have both been
treated to a new coat of paint and a
now curb has also been laid in front
of thorn. The places now present Ii
very fine RDMhIauce
—-Au entertainment and dance. with
a sale of useful articles, will be. given
by Court Frances, O. of (l. Sceptre,
Wed. eve, Nov. ii. at the Mystic. Chain
hall. Admission lfic. Tickets on sale
by" members. ‘
George Corln, of Norwalk, who has
been employed at the Sc Ituann Art
Print in South Norwalk will leave
toWn tomorrow for New York, from
whence he will sail for Texas Mr.
for the present.
Rev. A S. Kavauagh, a former pas-
tor of the South Norwalk M. E. Church.
now superintendent of the Honey
llospitnl, Brooklyn, will deliver an ad-
dress at the graduating exercises at
the First MJE. Church Wednesday
evening, the 9th.
Patrick Fitsmaurlce, of Norwaik.
has recovered from a ten days‘ enforc.
ed vacation due to a rheumatic ell-
merit. House the best. wishes of his
George Crofut. who has been omploy~
ed for a number of years by the Adams
lxnrosu Compartment! has made many
friends in the Norwalks and vicinity.
is making. preparations to remove to
San Diego. California, where his broth-
er is an ofllcer in the United States
Marine Corps
Tonight Our Brothers‘ W80 will
frelhmsntr will be served and week-
are will be present. Among the scenic
era is to be Grand Secretary William
B. Hutchinson, of New Haven, a very
able and interesting speaker. ‘
~-—ii‘or a mild. easy action of the bow-
sle. A single dose of Don I Regulete is
enough Treatment cures heblttte’i eon-
ptl on. 35 cents a box. All. your
i. fix than. , ,
“l
[A Prominent La er of loath Nor-
welk. Whee- mom" Us Ohm
Upon Application. Writes the Pei-
to be held them first
lowing limo. Teatimoulpi:
Germ expects to locate in Houston _T
roll
80. 1‘10de
ONE MAXWELL “80" 1010
ON! MAXWELL “30" 1'09
ONE IUIOK “T40" 1909
39 Well St..-—(’Plione)
..TT..-..
Charles H. Alétho
T ..PAMWW‘Q .W'FDiMNWT.
ulna. Tan.“
”0. B. Jackson
Optician
mon- in
A «SPECIAL COURSE AT
Stamford
3..
150 CARRIAGE}. ‘IUSINESS WAGONS. FARM. WAGONG.
DUMP WAGONQ. AND FOUR~WHEIL REAR TIP CARTI.
it you In in went at any of the above. will mite youzliergaiu price.
LUTHER MW ,, GHT'S
The Roof That Outline the Iuildlnl
--~oo...noneso}..-..-...n.
WT!
soul's Moneys» cos
‘ -- I h m M I Mil I made a claim f l' s new suit of clothes.
313-3333: Office. RN0:WIIK 'hlinluxil“stolgelhfitwilhflodest'll "if; [2“8 North ll Streak “m NWflk' COM. The counuuilicatlon was discussed
sac -—Editot‘e Re Coalitions 14:“. i 0 it M 8 .. and turned over to the corporation
729- 5—Clty Editor' evice ' ‘ counsel. it was reported that other
Everything in the Optical Line. ‘
Eyes Examined Free
.J. a. Nul- .TTITTRIST-
l
NORWALK.
The MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
Port Chester
caucuses; 1909
one button: mo
ascension: 1907
it IINOLE CYLINDER CADILLAC; rumble out
ONE lillo 4i CYLINDER CADILLAC... demi-tenneeu
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood &' Co.
Garage Water St. . V
-Norrnlk. Conn.‘
IOTTOM
Asbestos Shingles
THI K. C M. WATERPROOFING PAPER, I llllli mile fool!" DI-
Ww por roll
sum": Avenue
fl". eetmi scswetk
BmEyCo
. wine TIL. OI.
Lumber and MlflWorkior Everyth '
complaints had been made about the
place in question.
"19*va Discontent.
The report otRetlring Street (tom-
Tmissioner Daniel Dunlap for the term
“ending October 12th. showed a small
balance on all appropriations. as far as
completed.
The contracts not already finished
will not exceed the appropriations.
The report who accepted on motion
of CtIIinciliuan'Jamse ’l‘. Powr-T'rs. ‘
Fire Officers Endorsed.
W the Fire llcpartment submitted the
Secretory Charles E. lockwood. or
list of ofiiccrs chosen by the depart-
Clark.
Setond Assistant manner—Chester
ii’ Clark.
Secretary—Charles E. Lockwood.
Treasurer—«Albert E Winchester.
Physician—Dr. ii. C. lbcrer.
The choice of these officers was up-
F LEATHER GOODS. SUITS, GLOVES. UNDER
SKIRTS. NEW BARGAINS ON SALE FOR W
proved by the council. upon motion of
Councilman Powers.
Meadow Street Layout.
The committee on the layout of
Meadow street reported that the total
cost of widening that street to a uni-
form width of 50 feet would be about
“.000. assessments to be about 8800.
The committee consists of Frank H.
Pitch. William Miller and Harry W.
Mother. The report was accepted.
The report of Plumbing inspector
William lreiand was accepted.
The report of William Podmorc. as
treasurer of the water fund, followed
the same course.
Dr. Bohannan'c Resignation.
The resignation of Dr. Char-lei G.
Bohauneu as member of the board of
health was read by City Clerk Cuneo.
Dr. iloliunnan expressed his regret in
thtT~ loss from the board of llr. George
H. Kendall. to whom a grout dual of
the work of the board had devolved.
Some of the members of the council
took exception to Dr. Bohennan‘s
statement that tbt~ position filled by
Dr. Kendall is now vecArIt. Dr. Bonan-
nnn's resignation was accepted.
Fine Iiectrlcel Report.
The eighteenth annual report. of the
electrical commissioners showed the
department to be in it very gratifying
condition. The business continues to
now rapidly and is in one condition
financially. it was announced. The in-
crease in the business is no rapid that
the commissioners announced that it
looks as if a still further addition will
be required beside the one now near-
ing completion.
which have been on trial for several
months pppoer to do excellent end irri-
provod work over the present type. in
the opinion of the commissioners The
installing of incandescent lights at
some points was also recommended.
The report was accepted.
Water Department Well Off.
The annual report of the water com
.miesloners showed the gross income
Norwelk charge bringing the total up
'to “it. fill 16
The net income was 316.248.04 from
:ll. city. and total net income M0,-
Tho normal income is the some as
before the utter was added and allows
A healthy growth of the resources. T
The receipts have been such theatre
lune ti. coo of the is. 000 bonds author-
ised. and these “.000 can soon be
haunt hm
y’tlle balance shoot it can be eeen
' y r are nearly one-half of the hotel
t of the plant.
a“, stun"
The biz tin mvemsnton
.‘ THE
commutation were only utilized to
that the surplus had mm. of test. .
t
This Is Your
Underwear
sure
The Knit Underwear Section in
now ready to meet a woman's every ‘
Underwear need—Venn, Pants. Cor-
set Covers and Union Stilts. We be- ‘
how our stock to be the largest and i
most complete gathering of quality 7,
‘ [merits ever presented in this vicin- t. ’
ity. We have garments of cotton. _
wool and the different adndxturcm, in T.
Prices are always» at rock bottom, A
but never at the sacrifice of quality. .
yaaCo
86 Woman .St.
South Norwalk
rt of December , .
T 00ml!) , T u. «a 503% incognito less than . ,
Alloying; ii"... A ll. strangling of D" fi“‘1”“‘°‘“° °°- a”P" “t‘ Pal “gill: eetliuaio'il. otwithetlndin m ,T T T, T 3 _ 0 , _.
“mm" "' Mum allemfilluitlhhelth pl'caeoremt ' m 0 a m 3.933“ 9nd “flat":fimyl‘gvlfi Cl 4 ‘“ “ . I“ “m I!” THERE b%:ld
whines the publt ion of the answers 1 mania y theti menial to Hum ~ nil: mm“ the tire we , I » V .‘ ; I .i, ' r
Nor a put e . .
the letter of enoanectioat Civil noodle Dr. Dick's Medicine. I have T “ES h at: weeks supply wi why you should brine
iii-MW “0mm we“ ionic i e nus curt tor cota- T " trimm- except waste. The H mobile here who
l1 inquiring
on to whether the cor candid“ I
ever the b it
niche. and these autumn echoes
let-retro ‘ A -'
"sacrum
one two end three 't‘er ' ‘ I
tor the Ion-awe worm 'peim which mm on human body . . a _T 3......" m m m u '23::1‘35 3h1°ligglle°n ' a V ”1-: roll“ m m .
gaggig our. [1301;hflufmm of gouachemylisbitatton. ‘ my, Monmmmm. Ti llieetbiu end notiahn' m made out. k or Shhbeio Alto Jill”; anaemia lilo” ‘ V '
. ‘ T .T . T or en t . ‘
Tm“ Tamed. comm-mat T v . . .. I: ~ . W. “A assumes: an mom SWAT ”1‘39an ”it. do? * {mullg‘fi'lml
has rep I” If I Mr ~ ' T -.T... -T . Musharraf «first we commute your
mu fidmtlotheblil. municipalities
”P80
10rd.“
‘8“
86;
Calla: fillet“m mm
““1:an
priest! to newcomer on the street
more nor ....
renew W I
“marinara were "i‘wer‘e insult enr- *
i
T T All
imp-lineup miter. "f" ‘ T:
7,. since prawns and” third once) nus.»
ruseQt‘lerratic-onionsinaglg.
fig! elecf-Aetteeeoeeeeaooochre...‘
it‘
“t sillifleIeIlO-ilillaeeoosltlfll
11M.“ cult-thrice»ailimednmflooc-esiiice-lie
Mia was
error The
auto doctor can and
”WWJ‘EMW etteii" Wig;
T 3 ii “:5:
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”new new send caught"
saw at plum an an on
3 with the sewer system.
ism that here .
l *T' _
figure In t and
other militias be reside within Do
I) Oil 8
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hid “at! 3am:
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Mayor milieu
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