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lfromnt and ancient service at
.b :
.l'l,
dim
raonsi amnti ventosli
pfss‘eription work.on Ii
, Chairs tor our trolley-patrons.
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sniper. PHARMACY
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1‘33“ ‘”
The man who revolutionized the cot-
ton industry, Eliv' Whitney. was born
145 years ago today. the’historicsl cal-
endar informs. ”
Mrs. Frances Benedict. .oi Cascade
road, Ponds street. has returned from
a pleasant visit with her niece. Mrs.
Verity. of East Norwalk.
Jay Petty is obliged to take a vaca-
tion from the oyster opening industry
on account of .the condition for his
right wrist. The latter is under a
heavy strain in the work and gave
on .
Not a few people would be pleased if
winterwwere not appearing to he set-
ting an early start. Frequently in the
sr
past’iew years, there has been no,
freesnps until January, whereas s
month earlier this year-the thermonr
Eleven-room house in good condi-
tion, suitable for two families; water
installed, one acre, barns and outbulllh
inss. Bargain to quick buyer.
H. E. Dann‘dSon
(Incorporates)
so WALL e1". rl‘onwaut
s It -‘
Christmas Remittances
For the Old Country ‘
White Star Line Drafts
Money Orders to All Parts 0! the
World
J. Midge-h & Co.
INSURANCE :61?“ 1|}:AL ESTATE
o fiaiiraad Avenue. Ioutirilorwalk
I i . . ‘n. ”rip
lisiimiit to bornieith’er cost, wood
gor gas. The nail stove attachment
lawless back out of the way when.
not in use. Come in and let as ex-
plain its many merits.
W
no... user
' TILIPHONI W
i
.‘ ‘3 ford. have been ill '
; I Wood's lather; Jared
;- Highland avenue. .
‘ .li‘lfl-
. ; hue. onioyed a vacation from bar db-
. ties in the business odice 0! The Hour
. . .1. r
W. t ”gore lami
ill the?
owes report and ls'mornnr
twill! r‘flh‘ldwde i, s shore.
miter-for ponds “hove sen ,irosen
‘ ithv ice ct considerable .thielt-r
Christmas aproaches lit. the Billet
. .Ncrws’lkfsohoois withali oi the class-
es doing tine work. The holiday pro-
arams have not yet been definitely an:
gounced but they will be of a line or-
er.
Owin to diphtheria in his family.
Frank . Bell, of Myrtle avenue. is
obli‘zed to live away from home for
the present. His oldest daughter, Ly»
dis, continues in a,serious condition
from the disease.
. The coldest weather under present
conditions is not helping the lemma a
great deal. Before the ice crop will
benefit there will have to be some rain
to fill the ponds. most oi which are still
in a very depleted condition.
it is noted that Coastlible Henry
Seizer, since his election, has made
thirteen arrests or an average of near.
13; two a weeks. Convictions have been
securedhy him in nearly all oi the
cases. One or twpo are still pending.
A few days ago it was reported that
the oyster opening industry was rather
slack but a man employed in the busi-
ness said today that it looked to him
as if business is decidedly good. The
holidays are counted upon to brings
his rush of business,
Members of the East Avenue Metho-
r‘dist Church have written to Mrs.
George T. Freeman, expressing their
sorrow over the death of her husband.
the late Rev. George T. Freeman. Thus
for nothing has been heard concern-
ing the funeral of the late pastor.
The hardy little tug Addie V is laid
up on a marine railway at Westport as
the result of an encounter with the
ice in that harbor. A hole was stove
in the boat’s bow. Captain H. E. Lock-
wood ‘and‘Enxineer Ellis E. Howard
will probably bring her home tomor-
row.
A delegation of the East Norwslk
Methodists will go to Bridgeport, this
evenlng‘and Ittend the First Church
in connection with the establishment
of a Methodist Social Union. it is pro-
posed to have several or these branch-
es in the various parts oi the church.
the branch in Bridgeport to be for this
part of Connecticut.
The anuai meeting at the East Nor-
waik Improvement Association will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
o’clock. at the Fitch School building.
when it is hoped there will be a large
attendance. The Association is now
fully organized and is doing excellent
work that is being commended all or-
er the district. Pl‘EVIOlISvtO the regular
meeting of the Association, the board
of directors will meet. Their session
will be at 2 o'clock.
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——Bilious? reel heavy alter dinner!
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Cour
plexlon sailowi Liver needs waking
up. Dean's Regulate cure biliols st-
tacks. 26 cents at any drug store.
illiiillllll
THERE in N0 QUESTION
about the tensorlal parlor of Roway»
ton. it is one of the ilnest equipped
shops going. Suppose you come and
patronize. My work is always the
best. A good clean shop. equipped
with the latest improved shampooiu
and dryina apparatus. Strictx, h3-
siene. .
ROBERT SCALZ
-w... and
The Rowayton improvement Society
held a meeling Mduesday evening.
and transacted routine business.
Miss Mildred 'i‘heall has returned
Auto Owners
will be in a wall heated ssraas ready
to be run out at a moment's notice.
, Nomlkilonaofidated
‘I‘ “ Autommpsny ’
"save not I, ,- .2
have no transom so.
“ dd
" i I00 a castes
‘ ' poet room Leek?
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reflectufwcompoend
“, “smoothies,
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lineage your winter store's lot live
storage and dead storage. Your ears
Bataan your genera: orerhaniina
(or the coming winter. by upon me
chasm. W.
" fbhslili «a Melina a lai~
in. “let on soarsnteed. W
estton
I
“in
u ., _ ,_
to Rowsyton. alter a
. on Water-street} ‘
‘Ravrsnd hits. a t _
0
adenoid. of;
Miss lola Stevens. of Rowsyto
this week. and spent the time in
Bridgeport. .. .
Mrs. Anna Sehuldice and family
have returned to t eir home at 112
Liberty, streetLDan y. alter spend-
in ‘ several. nionthppt their summer
ho‘ ejat‘Belleislagiidp; . a . ‘
The ‘noston “phage
which formerly doc is e Vinson
store property, is now located in the
The store has be thoroughly rent»
rated and presents (linostpliractlve
appearance. A largo and» complete
stock oi groceries has. been placed
within and will be sold “(the lowest
possible prices. A sale will be held
each Saturday and it will pay Rowdy-
ton housekeepers to watch the adver-
tising space of this progressive him.
See adv. in this column. '
w'i'he Boston Grocery Co. wish to
announce their first Saturday sale. De-
cember 10, in their new store, in the
Dibble building. Butter, 35c: candied
eggs. 36c don; Sugar. 20 lbs. 31: best
Corn. Pens and Sucootaeh. 10c; Milk.
9 and lie: Potatoes, 19c pic; Onions,
5c qt; 'i‘urnlps. 17c pic: pure Leaf
hard, the; Compound Lard.12c. Sales
every Saturday.
First Saturday Sale
Daemon fly ‘
Butler ....... .Sblb.
Candied Eggs ............ . .. .Soc doz.
Sugar ............. 20 lbs. ’1
Best Corn. Peas. Succolash. . . .10o can
Milk .............. 9c and lie can
Potatoes... ...... ............19e pk.
’i‘urnips ........ .. ........ .17c pk.
Onions .............. .....!icqt.
Pure Leni Lard ...... ............15c
....... ...12c
Boston Grocery
Company
Tel. 939-8. DIEBLE BUILDlNG
Milli-Mill llllililllll.
Marshall Richard oi Darlen. made
a call in Springdnlo. Saturday.
Mrs. Chnsrie Ferris. oi Sprinsdsle,
recently entertained Mrs. Warhurtou.
oi‘ Noroton Heights.
Rev. C. A. Wilson, 0! Syracuse.
making a visit at C. M. Sister's. in
Springdaie. Mr. Wilson was former
pastor of Methodist churches in this
town. -
The and nerve at Miss Quockenhush's
death in South Carolina. last Friday.
was a great shock to those who had
made her acquaintance during the
summer, which she spent at the home
0 her brother. Charles Quackonbush.
Friends oihMre. Quackenbueh syrupsf
lhtse Whittier in this added sorrow.
Miss Julia Stark. the intermediate
teacher, has been transferred to Grade
3. Elm Street school. Stamford. i-ler
place has been taken by Miss Mary
Boylan. or New London. a tone er of
fine expel-ion . who comes wi ex-
cellent r" . Fendatlons. Miss Stark
will he ' ' ‘ . is she was a very pop-
ular‘and lilo worker. '
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Melanin Need ciao
Compound Lard
is
We Have Them
Schiichiing Bros. & Co.
Oar. Railroad Ave. I» Main It. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. (lines. etc.
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, Hill illillil .
(loom Reed is reported to be oer.
lousiy‘iill.
lull laabelie ‘Hahiord, or East Nor
walk. is adios a lewdays with her
cousin. it as llesrl storehouse. here.
The West Norwsik Union Chapel is
hei thoroughly renovated and re
inclined. and will be much improved
when the work is finished.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morehouse.
wellhnown residents. or this villa a.
were given a very pleasant surp so
party. last evenlna. Games and dsnc
in: were indullsl iii. said a one supper
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse
proved very delisiltiul entertainers.
., Milli.
. doors- Thomson. or New York.
spent suede: with his parents.
“is. 0. A. Marks has returned from
a moral dors’ visit in New York.
flies Helen Gregory, who spent the
“lip.” in Wilton. has sons to slap
. its. .
“Whg‘fhurghs’ifi
M “Will. she has been ed
”ma—cu“ .—
r .E‘Cdm any.
in.“ . p {l
former Dibble storaltowayton avenue. ,
Oil Heater? .
Gregory 'and Samuel V Keillor.”
the Winter will act in early and with
great severity is bring iuiililed every
day. sleizhlng is passihly good. while
arcs in; lo the almanac winter does
not main until Decemberdailth.
r oi , l known make This i
find 3 lipsnosrnoilsr had used
' "rind wl
entire
risk 8‘
9 you miss this ”a
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Mortar more! month-4n
no '
* Weekly .
Pay entail “ll” W
‘“ \N i...
Winter Clothing bought
mixtures, browns and greys,'with
ing and style are high grade.
and Shoes
\
. Credit to All
..u .
V . . . wum“‘Mu"WKflmi¢M
.1 ‘Overcoats
0U can save $3.00 to $5.00 on New
ercoats made of the newest fancy
ing and convertible collar that buttons to
the neck. They fit perfectly and the tailor.
Men’s Suits, Hats
EasyWeekinayments
Monlhlr. ,
Payments
3‘
here. Ov-
serge lin—
Black Caracuifioats, Venetian
satin lining.
Women and Misses.
and Shoes
M
We Trust You.
W
Open Monda
8: Saturday
Evenings
“1‘
s
"fielded Momeh‘ts‘
Thin oi the pleasure spoiled—oi the
noose snry pain and discomfort
you‘ve had-then DECIDE to have
your eyes examined iodai’.
OPTOMETRY _
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialtywit‘s done exactly and relief
is certain if we iii. your eyes.
Call today ior examination.
“Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITID IANK IUanlNo
doom- 7'.
97 WAdliiNOTON .TREIT. ‘
ileum-s to 11:80 a. on. and waste
8 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 1’ to ,
I o. in. ' , ,
- ‘ Definition oi Chiropractic
“Chiropractic is thinsclence oi the ,
cause 0 the disease d the art of ad- .
lusting the same. Disease; are caused ,
by a'wrenoh. twist or sprain in the‘
, hook. Even.“ done in childhood it .
using creates pinched nerves and pain in >
{at r his in the dlderent organs and
in in: o. '. ~
chiroprsteors sewerage the cause or
this disease pain. and health is
r ,tored thro w,hariuouisins the six
i vs I its. boar . W ,
finale s~ .
t entienfia‘io
You wili~ _
, i! ’I . i
ilornce Johnson‘s prediction that
ported
in
{mullhouih
liter oi 1900-19 and my
choral bill was ties. manna a net
Ladies’ Coats Y
'i sizes. Imported Black Plush Coats of the
finest quality Sealette Plush, guaranteed
Heavy Cheviot Coat. Military Collar. for
Women’s Suits,"Miliinery
Open an Account-Todsy-«Now.
than Build
.o,sourn MAIN ST. so. uoawan
KILLED IN TRAIN WRE K.” ' "
(‘lNiJlNNATL 0.. Doc.
passenger
Western Railroad jumped the track‘
and crushed into the depot at Batavlat
()hio,_ today, hrording in news
reached hero. Several persons are re-
.s...M......~m .. ._.. ~.M.M.,. 1....
simprio w." Board is cheaper and‘better than Lath enema-sills
also saves time in building. This practical substitute for lath m
plaster is easily nailed to studdlng. , Being applied dry. it is at
ready for paint. paper or burlap.
sanitary; guaranteed proof against moisture. heat. cold, mod, v
Bishoprio Wail Board is made or kiindried dressed is, . im‘
Boys High r cut 4 .
STORM poorer
lined, all
Open Monda
& Saturday,
Evenings
n
Ew WORLD'S ALTITUDE =3
PALE. French. Dec. 9.445 '
from the aviation field limit y
LeGssneuv broke the world's altitude.
record._rislng to a height 0:10,!» ,, feet -
’i‘he Frenchman lauded halt" .«_, ,
tor a remarkable plane down
ilr- fast
train on the Norfolk and
that
killed or injured. .
..“mw... .—-——'~u.
Sheathing,
Bishopric Wall Board and
0%
saves time and labor; is oi
hot Asphalt Mastic. and‘snrlsced with sired cardbosr : ll
9 '
the factory into uniform sheets ixi it. an.. and three-eighth otran
inch thick. These sheets (delivered in crate!) are easily and opium
nailedl tonsguddins ready (or wall pa .
antes . . manyuses:
pleasure, health resort
buildings. finishing attics, cellars, porches. iaundries. norms.
For Sale by cHaaLpem' .AIQ'IZHQRPRJ. sessiow Aim, so. No
nt or burlap. it is m
Bisho ric all . card is useddormwe ,
and (ac ry buildings. new'partitlons in _
«m Mrs».
H .Mw—n a.» .._. .m W...—
ecaoxuuo ran 7 p ' .
values". the highest possible stealth: g
“1%" trytesive the very side: we osnforthe money“.
.Z’llhese are unusual
Norwalk Chronicler