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The Woman's Guild. of Grace
Church, Norwalk. met‘yosterday after-
ncon at the home or Mrs. James E.
Hoyt. of Arch street.
The condition of Charles Verlln. who
is ill at his home in Elmcrest Terrace
with an attack of pleuro~pneumouia.
continues to improve.
Miss Mellie Brooks, of New Haven.
has returned home after spending sev-
eral days with her cousin, Mrs. George
H. Hirst. of Hartford place.
John Ross, of Norwalk, the Well-
known automobile driver, was em
ployed in Westport driving a machine
to bring the voters to the polls.
Herbert Ralston. of Georgetown. is
at present employed by the contrac-
tors. Ralston & St John, who have a
large contract in South Norwalk.
Chester Ryan, of the Connecticut
Company, who injured. his ankle re
cently. lsnow able to walk upon that,
member without the aid of a cane.
A force of masons are at work rc-
pairing the chimney on the house at
the corner of East and Weslport ave-
nues. which is owned by Elbert S. Ad-
ams.
~F‘ancy cabbage for saurkraut msk
ins. 750 bbl. Phone 580.
At the regular meeting of the Wet
come Strangets‘ Lodge, which was
held Tuesday e\ eniug at their quarters
in Main street. one new member was
taken in
A number of members of P. C.
Lounsbury wage. New England Order
of Protection, will be present at the
anniversary of Bridgeport Lodge, to-
~ .morrow night.’
Frank F. Clarke. of Cranbury. is at
tending the annual New England Corn
Show, which is being held in Worccs~
ter, Mass. The governors of all the
New England states are expected to
be present.
The Arrows would like to play our
95 or 100 pound team in South Nor-
. walk for Sunday. November 13. The
Arrows have not been defeated this
season, winning six games. Please
let me know before Saturday night by
postal. Joe barkin, 390 Park avenue.
Bridgeport, Conn.
——-Appler tree chunks for fireplace.
No it ger from sparks. Raymond Bros.
Miss Emma Fallon. of Spring street
is spending the day with friends in
Triangle street. Danbury. Miss Fallon
goes! to the batting town once a week
for an elocutlon lesson and her trip to-
day is mainly for that purpose. al-
though she will remain for the day
with her friends.
The“ condition of Frederick Me.
Mahon, who had the misfortune to
break his leg at the football game on
Sunday. While making an especially
difllCult tackle. is about the same to-
day at the Norwulk Hospital. He is
cheerful as ever. although the pain is
very bad at times.
Josiah T. Newcomb. who resides in
West avenue during the sunnner. and
who was a Republican candidate for
the state senate. of New York was re-
elected Tuesday by a majority of 3,499
votes. which was an increase of 1.000
votes over his previous election in“
1908. Ho is‘recolving the congratulm
tions of-his many friends in Norwalk.
The positioned meeting of the Circle
of Light will be held in the lecture
room of the Norwalk Baptist Church
i'
spent the day in New Yolk city on
A":
" Muslim and scrlms to ~ In Our- Wu Mary Christiano. of Casual
.nlns, It 100 and 12 /a° y rd. I Itrdo'téspsnt Sunday with relatives in
“ Also has GurtIInI at ‘ to “.50 ID" liestor,N ’ V. g.
I pair. The semi monthly mouth: of t e _
Painters and Decorators‘ nion w l
business.
Minis Bernhar of Bismior spent
”downing in built ’Norwak with
be held this evening.
The household effects of John H.
Wilson were moved yesterday from
Elm street to East avenue
Mrs J. M Benedict; ovaest Main
street, is visiting with her cousin.
Mrs. li‘rank Jones. in Stamford.
Frederick Walters, of New Youk
city. has been visiting with Gould J.
Hoyt of Spring Hill, for a few days.
The meeting of the official board oi
the Norwalk Methodist church last cv-
onlng was fraught with routine busi-
ness.
. Miss Anna Richards. who has been
ill for the past several days at her
home in West street. is again able to
be out.
Alan Moses. of Arch street, has se-
cured a position In the Sealshipt Oys-
ter Company and started work this af-
ternoon.
A regular meeting of the Norwalk
Country Club Governing Board will be
held at the club house. Friday evening
at 8 o'clock.
Monday evening there will be a
meeting of Lady Washintgon Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem in their Wall
street quartets.
'i‘l he Misses Florence Price. Ella Col-
lins, Bertha Shulc. 01‘ Norwalk. and
Mrs. Margaret Johnson, of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. attended Poll's Theatre, in
Bridgeport. Monday afternoon. They
report a fine time.
The most excellent master‘s degree
will be conferred at the regular meet-
ing of Wellington Chapter, No. 24. it.
A. M.. which was held last evening.
at their quarters in the Masonic Tent-
ple. in Wall street. ‘
The W. C. 'l‘. U. will hold a parlor
social at the home of Mrs. Perry
Meeker. 12 Merwln street. Friday eve-
ning, November 11th. at 7:30 o'clock.
All honorary members and friends are
invited. Cake and cream will be scrv-
ed.
The force of linemen employed by
the Connecticut. Company replaced a
pole in front of Hanlcn Brothers'
store in Wall street. The old pole
had begun to rot and was quite weak.
They also replaced another pole on
Mill Hill. which holds the buy wires
(or the overhead trolley.
At the regular meeting of the (locks-
uoe Tribe, No. 32. l. 0. it. M.. to be
held this evening at. its Wigwam. in
he Gazette building in Wall street.
the adoption and wurrior'a degrees
will be conferred on several candi-
dates. The work is to be 'conductcd by
the past sachem’s degree team and a
fine time is anticipated.
A "Life lloai" service will be held
it the Salvation army hall in Water
street. tonight. at 8 p. m.. to which all
are Welcome. A large life boat will
be built on the platform typifying the
gospel ship; the crew will be on board
Special songs. readings. recitations.
duets, etc, will be rendered: also
address by Adjutant Wintcrbottotp
There is no charge of admission.
Grand Guide Fisher, of Daubury.
'iald his annual visit to the l’onnssua
Council Royal Arcanum at a meeting
in their quarters in Wall street last
evening. He gave a short speech as
did others of the council during the
business meeting. Following the
meeting roast beef sandwiches and
coffee were served and a general good
time was enjoyed. There were a grout
number of the Arcanumitos present.
—-Btops itching instantly. Cures
piles. eczema, salt rheum, tetter. itch.
hives. herpes. scabies—~Doan's
ment. At any drug store.
P. W. Brooks. of the Rocks Road.
in Norwalk. is having a large and very
beautiful stone residence erected lust
south of his present home. The house
when completed will be about the tin-
cst residence in The Norwnlka. Cou-
tractor A. R. Malkin has tho. entire
contract and already has a large force
of masons working on the job and the
stone walls are up to the first floor.
The building is to be 100 fol long and
it» feet wide. The whole frame will
be or alone up to the roof. except for
the windows and doors. A great deal
of trouble was experienced in digging
the cellar because a led a or rock was
this evening. Business session It 7: so
o clock. when ifI there is a suiilclent a 1 fl
iendanco‘ it“? MOI“ Ill
take place.
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mulls Perry. formerly of Westport. ;
and Who has been employed by a large ‘
mining company in Mexico. arrived in
town Tuesday' and expects to spend a
few days here He was forms a
o‘ Overlook ”Mary
lithium. St,‘
Academy. of .3“ avenue. He is bo~
ing greeted by his many friends and
reports that he likes the life intths
south very much.
titans dance!"
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dei I orchestr
A?» Connecticut finesp m- on
is snails meet-
mum? ll hold
lty all Hartfhrd.‘ December
2d Iiillil). morning, afternoon and liveli-
lng. Titers will be interesting speak
or. sad so exhlb t of Connecticut wool
tor uhiuhttllisr brine. will be paid.
Mandarinttrosted in the sheep in-
dustry is invited lobttauiil. if rtbor iii-
formation yrlit ho pnhllqllad star.
Members oi the Woman's Christin
Temper-an
tactics
held at
er. in
v
team of
victim may”;
for. Oaks and c ‘
ios‘rvics yt 8~ 5m.
struck and had to be h sated out it
toot expected that the work on the
an ill be
“‘ twat. “Pm.“ihldh
.Ivtng a iIrgI atom a bar
cite I distance to buck of
A Prominent LI. or of ldogzhgllon-
' ,l m gammy/ll ven
330,5: ppi ' on; it the Foi-
icwlnn billing TIstintonlIl:
Dr. nick‘s Isdtotns Go...
grlppo, and those site at aches and
pains which malts th hum .hody
such a dreary babltIllim. .
Oint- ‘
€1.66” libtiiid. ' ‘
Don’t let the 11er cold an i - .
prepared. The quickdr ytlll act a
. Heater, the quickei' com»
30. Norwalk
ONE MAXWELL “80" 1910
ONE MAXWELL "80" 1909
ONE BUICK "40" 1009
39 Wall 81;. .--('Phone)
150 CARRIAGEO. BUSINESS WAGONB.
DUMP WAGONB, AND FO'JR-WHEIL REAR TIP CARTB.
If you are In want of any of the above, will make you bargain price.
LUTHERM.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
‘r”‘"lf:.,s-_.
fort will collie
, ‘1‘
Funeral Diredtors and Embalmors.
12- 18 North Main Street.
Optician
ones: as.
given ygou a ‘
Stamford
Garage Water St.
FARM WAGO
roll.
OARPINTRY
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from
South. ..orwslk 00 t , .
Gentlemen: n '1. team that
i add my testimoniI to he lint com- "
mending Dr. Dick's cine. l have
found it a sure our 'cr colds and
SWIM
Manufmfi fih- .
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so
Charles R. Aistho
IUlLDlNO AND
IILL TIL. 40*.
Window illus oi ivory description.
and Gard.
mm Mailmantwoll . , ‘
flu Million l‘shrta flirting“.
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The Roof That Outllvu the Building
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NORWALK.
PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING
‘ Port Chester
ONE EkMORI 1909
ON! ELMOIE 1910
ONE ELMORE 1907
11 SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACI. rumble But
ONE 1910 4 CYLINDER CADILLACB. don‘t-tonne“
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inquire
F. E. Lockwood 81 Co.
~Norwalk. Conn.
N8,
We have a full line in all sites and prices from
$2. 98 up: it 3.30
South Norwallt. Coons.“
. O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Frbe
Bl WALL‘ STREET.
Dayand Ni ht School
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“‘FOR SALE
BOTTOM
“WW?
YARD m. In:
Lumber and MiliWnrk for Everything
‘ j to a Palace
Asbestos Shingles
THE K. d. M. WATERPROOFING PAPER. a high grade rooting pa-
per, in rolls 36 inches wide, containing 500 square lacunae per roll
sUPERIOR RUBBER IROOFINO, guanine Asphalt. 100 Iqunrt feet per
”32.88 per roll
_, a usvusw menus
.sdurH nonwaut
ll ‘ {a Baily co
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«say a tuna
our lines comprin ; .
IIiIseIJvIIIoIIOII'I‘I
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John E. O’Sulliyan
jr 0 R s at?
V our Compound for three years.
ll‘rel *‘ _
h you lili- Wt It'ivat. div bribi Driver
strestiwevery‘5 day (except Sunday). at
a: i‘i.i’“hidiiiti
(Query IoniavsrdIfi'.
IA‘I'T’NORWI Lit:
Dmrs and All Kinds Of.
Sea F (looked to Orderi
PROPRIITOR. l
THIS IS THE SALE THAT THE NORWALKS
APPRECIATE. .WE KNOW IT. we can
TELL BY THE GREAT' RESPONSE. ws: or.
FER EXTRA GOOD SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY. .
COME TO THIS STORE TOMORROW. IT *
MEANS ,savmos FOR YOU. . ._. . .
Modern 8-ro0m house in good condi-'
tion. live acres land. easily sub-divid-
ed; near South Norwalk station. At»
solute bargain for quick purchaser.
7H EDann'SSon
(incorporated)
45 WALL s'r. NORWALK
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century” Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKB
60¢ a GALLON 50¢ 3 GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
Write
for estimates. Correspondence solicit-
.dentury Roofing Co . lac.
83 Washington St. South Norwflk
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
chiropractic is the science or the
am of the disease Ind the ‘art of ad-
lusting the same. Discuss are mused
by a wrench. utwist or sprain in the
back Event! done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the “ileum organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this discus and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing tin Its
nerve systems in your body
Nmousneu. Rheumatism, Partly
Its Heart. Kidney and tomato Dis
cues are glvtln special attention: also
Curvature of the Spins. You will
now regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to but» m.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
~04 WASHINGTON OT. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Tmtmsntl Given Also.
For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Part of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With out: of Conn.
For Protection of PatronI
Insurance and Rat Isiah Austin
1. M. Layton & Co.
5 Railroad Ave" south Norwnlk ’
STOVES
both Cook StoveSadii
Heating Stoves. this
season than ever
but ore
“There’ s a Reason”
; yard «I multilingual «not.
It: comb»
We have sold more.
no work in Plumbing. Tinning or Heating too lurid do
; till «5 finale; none too small for us to tabs care (it not
isfactorily! For your plumbing needs. call on
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. . I
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Not-WNW Outfit.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNISHED
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This is Your
Underwear
Store
The Knit Underwear Section is
now ready to meet a woman’s every
Underwear nude-Vests, Pants. Cor-
set Covers and Union Suits. We be-
lieve our stock to be the largest and
most complete gathering of, quality
garments ever presented in this vicin-
ity. We have garments of cotton.
wool and the different admixtures, in
all weights to meet every requirement
for service, as well as comfort.
Prices are always at rock bottom.
but never at the sacrifice of quality.
--.---tHE---- :
N. E. RyanCo.
86 Washington St
South *Norwalk
WHY DON'T THIY OOH
You can 'nevs‘r tell whlii "
dinner auesti will Irriv
they start out in an onto
that. isn‘t in- fact wot-
dIr. Be Iugot It. your Tn
giving ride will be I ’9
only and that you ‘ytoti‘t'. *' ‘
to out. crow" by: harlot
over
30%“
sometbl V%
you talus this“
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