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4 our.
East Norwalk friends.
bus has returneddrom a few days visit
'. ment.
3 Month, to which is attached a broad
U'NJ...”
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37‘ Get Your DruaWsitie
filled
B be q
the while: at e oyster-men if the can
3 3 get in three dd‘yea week. y “ 3
g 3 «Harrisfitians are unloading a carton-
:tfihizh grade Lehish stove and nut
t2. mfig‘fi ‘fi‘i‘lr.’ ”13% shaman.
orwa open u ay with
foiii't'e‘i'. Misti Sarah Gerha‘r‘n, in Greg}:
Farms.
A water pipe was discovered bro];
en in Cows avenue yester. and the wa-
ter who turned off without delay. The
break was under the sidewalk. Wat r
is now such a precious fiuid that to
"at the
Bridge
“H my “likely mthbhm“
an Mm ‘ water department is using every ef- .
.tm m “m w w , [fort to prevent its waste.
prescription worn. Bl'l‘hc math); iron; “if?” 0: Bert
com, 0 pr as e ass. ormer-
Chairs boron:- Milena is of mast Not-walk. were‘ greatly 3
Come in and wait lur will!
BRIDGE PHARMAC“
‘ pleased to learn that the story oonnee“
ting him with a fatal automobile sir
‘cident was fdlse. All effort to ascer-
‘ taih who started the story has been
was hit um“
A3, Kn. VIB'IIN‘I without avail.
W.
—-The price of interior grain is al-
ways a h Igit price, no matter what
Joseph McLaughlin, or Yonkers. you mm anuel Toro Hatch.
New York was a guest over Sunday of
East Norwalk actor, is not a member
of the cast of “Facing the Music." be-
ing played this week by the Music
Hall Steelt Company. at Music Hall.
South Norivallt.but he is still armors» .
her of the company, and will be seen
in the forthcoming productions.
Mrs. Frank Merriam entertained the
Social Club. last evening. at her home
Harry J. Dexter. in, of the Fibre
Products Colnp‘sny. Was a visitor in
New York City yesterday.
Miss Emilyddason. oi Beavlew ave-
at her home in Peeltairiii. New York.
“gs Cook has been quite ill for a
horn r of days at the home of her sis-
t“'- t";- 30“" normal» in V“ in Hawkins avenue. The officers elec-
71!“ ‘ Mt. ted for the Coming year are as llowe:
., Jehh Ayers who has been working President-Mrs Lottie Plat.
tor the Rahal Oyster Company has tak- She...
en a ponition with his brother 8. J. Ay-
ers, the shin carpenter. 3
The historical calendar At the Bridge
Pharmacy informs that 120 years ago
today the City of Washington was»
formed, Ten years later, the city he-
came the seat of the American govern-
Vice- prssldenthrs. Carrie
wood
Secretary—Mrs. Carrie Remson.
'l‘igasurei—~Mrs Mary Cole.
After the meeting was over a social
time was had, dancing pain a feature.
Music was furnished by M are Leffen
son and Partrick, and Miss Nellie
Whitney. The party broke up after a
tempting lunch lied been served all 3
votinfl Mr anti Mrs. Merriam royal en.
tertalnels.
Oscar Gainer. who has been ill for
sometime at his home in Thomas
street, continues in a serious condi-
tion, though in some respects he is im-
proved His trouble is typhoid- pneu-
monia. and while the latter seems to
be clearing up the typhoid complica-
tion is a hard one for the patient to
Joseph Riley' 3 oathoat is laid up for
the winter at the era shi yard back
at thecrescent Ls ndry. w ere she is
under on some important changes
indiue so is a fine new cabin house
xhich is now under figures of constr no-
on. .
The Christmas decorations are be-.
coming quite pronounced, not alone in
the places of business. but about hous-
as. A favorite decoration in the win-
down of homes k the Christmas greens
red ribbon. 33 3
All of the local oystermen have not
given up work do the Southport natur-
al growth beds. Among those who are
'l‘ake Care
of Your Eyes
e‘y may be a comfort to you .«
in old age. .We employ Oculislhw~ 1
sraduate physicians—to examine i
‘THAMER
CONN.
3 Contrary to report! in circulation. i
have not sold. out my business. and
have no intention of done: so.
Will continue to do business at the
same stand and carry the finest line of
wall paper and painters supplies,as
nertofore, with competent men for
all decorative work. ‘
OTAM FORD
a a a
“The Reed & Volk'
Electrical co.
. The Only ruuy mm
, ’ ILIO'I‘MCAL SHOP
‘ ‘3 e ‘ rh in the Town
E0 E. G0 am AUTO aurrusa
Passe see-so Booth lain m
a. smear. cons. nuns an: ems
Auto Owners
name your winter storage for live
atoms and dead stoma. Your cars
will be in a well heated was. ready
to be run out at a moment's new
Decorator
10 M Street. Ea“ lNorwal
Telephm 452
so item
I: your general overhauling
for oomibl winter. h! “but in
ohanios.
mammoth we in nod 00““ on and modeling a special
(1.
Norwsfli Consolidated
tion. was; to: two families; waiter
installed. one mum and outbuild-
isu. Bernie it anion buyer.
ty‘A
ofw‘
Alf. Eldrise. the well—knownvyouna "
the eyes. THIS SERVICE 18 REN- i
3 Open Heads! 8 Saturday Ereaimr
r hat
t the Within a short time
3 Tom is {tries for the increase
3 intent. en» uslnesst bad it:
3 3 33d bible will be A hr“ 3
I by air com mm by an elec- street
.cowan. who recently rarefied.
m eaview event! .
‘ Edith of These Pianos
arethebedilnitsclass. Oneor
the otherls sure to please you in
price. We would be glad to have
you come here at any time and
3 " to you just why
" ’ and more desir-
Pipers sold at the
aw re ii. d on re demon.
A radii rdeiniélnonthy meeting of
“ME?“ Norwnlh Fire District Com-
w‘i he bid Iart evening lat the
{"3“
‘3‘3’.
ӎ buy where
not DOG)! If) my {WQWDPI
have Sold more Pianos for gifts than é‘ve‘i"
‘Pianos and the dealer-—
h‘i‘ dund‘ " ‘f ‘
once of the holiday. where the pipe ntera the W, w ill
The plumbers report that there have near ya “3:” .3 twill?
3 _ 3 . 3 3
pesos
ularl as
$3361wa y ”
“o'di'sm norms
halal) mdfiillii'!‘ 3 ‘th iim 0| ii
o
' also
\tliey have confidence in the
That Place is Here
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‘ This Line of Pianos Irisilli3‘1‘"‘ae's
Confidence ~~ ’ ‘
Established 1823
Chickering
The World's Best Piano
2: STYLES
Eatablished 1854
Gabler
'. High Grade in Every Sense of the Word
as STYLES
Established i866
Sterling
Sweet in Tone. The Home Pianos. spoon in use
:8 STYLES .
i
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Established 1864
Kronich attach.
0m”. Grade—The Highest
2: swans .
Established 1889
Huntin gt“
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Best Medium-Priced Piano Sgoid Anywhere
:2 STYLES
nus
Player.
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All Above Mdkes we all have INTERIOR PLAYER. In buying
a PLAYER-PIANO. consider the make of Plano as. well as the
.. "M-
We are ores svsumcs ohm. easterlies and will gladly give demonstration at any little on above makes 33 4 . ~ 1};
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" elm.“ 3id3?i&“cmmfr‘§7‘m“”‘”
John H. Broadway is carting the car
'Ioaui of oyster carriers tram the rail-
road depot to the Stevens Oyster Goin-
idlaa Sadie Perry has returned irom
Bridgeport.
lira. Rufus Gould is confined to her pony ' ”WM” 91““
room by mm” A number of the summer residents ,
of Bella is .tooh advantaso of the
urges-4 113:3." “m“ m“ “M summer-mu dalmatian”. and no.
Ira a. J Baillie: entertained sun_::1ihaimp:£l’a;.ugrzflrea&:t. 4".
day meals from Norwalh. in, .4
or as report warmer than in the
Charles Horn has twinned from a interior ‘
'0' my “I“ in N" '9“ WThIi‘a am he an auction sale oi
lilas Rhoda Merritt and“ sister have‘ househol furniture at the psidenea oi
passionate oi Elston friends. I in sing.” Kasai». Harte: arm:
hire. 1‘ eodore ii iton was a vial on. y moon. a dc
tor yesterday on mfg!!! lids. lE.1‘.Batas will be the auctioneer and
"a. John “onold 0‘ wnm IWRL‘ ’sale 'i" l“. M ”In or .h‘IO.‘
yesterday with lira. boom Pena. Jennie James anvil! iron stubs .
lira. Adolph Horn has returned was decided thelu luprem Bob 3
from a few days' visit in Nowhere in yda! It was apps“ from
ur. and Mrs. a. ll. Draw and him 39”“ RI 93;“!th “N
busi- il‘auihaber are emitted a few ' "'
da s in New York. error. The all
re. Charles Wenonah autumn W {genius I ii in Tirol
ham ml. .after spending two 0“? room. :33le 3t ohm
wash with! O‘hArisa “on gfimm'iunfi :3 i231: auhwtednxo ti.
Ii r. Cara; axis-n were $333. “'33 m its "ffifg‘nfiyhfi _
' in me o n a
Mr W at iirali liabei ten, awn" bars of
a .w
auditor sweet. little. VIIIMIIVI igrin sun
It. All! If). V P. book's“ and
_ who are spending the winter in Vir
walit. Mathew“ 4 ' 3
Chief Louis 1’. ltporsa. or the Dal-ion
lire department. has been ill for the
past two or three idays.
Mr and hits. Herman Pack. of Dar
lea will be guests over the Christmas
holiday period of Ir Puck's relatives
in Brooklyn.
wThara will be an auction sale of
household furniture at the residence of
Ira. Smith 0. Keeler. flawe- avenue.
Dariaa. Friday afternoon. at I unlock.
iii. 1.3“” will be the auctioneer and
sale will take place rain or shine.
DoWiit Bass, editor the Barton
Review. has now join his family.
Ilr lass has made arrange-
for the conduct at his paper
his absence.
Unis.
Ill
Are Ydltiu Need of
dwsts‘ noun Mummyfortha_ 3
or side “claimed that the Advocate's" '
ticle earned the iury to be Mandi ,7?
the clients of Mr. dominion
iiisa Habit Milkweed worse dinner
1““ you at the museum
‘ a. WWW" uriainin Wheels on ‘eoosidsrthis oases
The on as out of the r as
can 33mm 3. mahennlsrml “0:00:13
t ‘ mains. De. Netti I, Ni ii
websrflihdgo‘ulw * mom-‘33“ in
.30! Pt «win a
mom $31“ “it? we town“. WW . ,
or All is
RG PIA
Opp. United Bank Building,
0C0
South Nomaik
any ad Manners A lit,
Crawford‘s description of ‘ .
along the Norwalk- New Canaan“ "
are grossly more“ Drunken '
are not a common. sight in this vi a—
‘ Mt th ri
‘ “Will” Will?
Some of the residents of West Nor-
walk t‘aite eruption to the statements
of Mrs Thomas Crawford regarding
the conditions in this locality. They
state thahthey do not thinir there or
. diff
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3 seats on
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