‘ street, when. ln'ths presence at about m . oi! the North aids Board or "Trade. Third and Uneolc empires. and will one hundred business men at Bronx. Mr. ow. turned omr the am “ spade till of will, i be u; the, archi tact and w the drst president "oi the board. He as hen called upon tor a speech by J. Clarence Duties and he delivered one of considerable length. Chair! for our Mlle! patrons. Gone in Ind wait tor your car. ‘ DRIDGE PHARMACY . J.PARKER.Maosfis . ‘2. m~m.m ' , The bell rings, tomorrow. on straw hang, and this evening this species oi‘_ . headgear will be relegated to the - ebullior the year. * Hrs. Thomas Bold. or Myrtle street. is entertaining the members or St. James Circle. of the King's Daughters. this si’ternon at her home. Rev. William W. Gillies will omciate at thevweeltly prayer and praise ser- vice which will be held this evening at the East avenue Methodist church. ' The weekly prayer inetlng of the Swedish Conventional church will he _ held. this evenlne. Rev. CharleeJ. An Iersou occupying the pulpit and preaching. i Rev. Lester F Reynolds will occu- py the pulpit and preach at the week- ly prayer and praise service which will be held. this eiening, at the Advent Christain church. The Ladies' Aid Society, of the East Avenue Methodist Church. hold a meeting. yesterday afternoon. at which time the plans for the ensuing season sat work were considered and other " business transacted. in yesterday's acoo t oi the return or Louis nuiiinu, it” ould hare mt’ ad that Robert is in Norwnllt and Ar " Ila Mulllngs is thought to be serving II the Philippines. Louis is the son of If and Mrs. C. A Mullinge, formerly at East Norwallt.‘ I The members or St. Agnes Guild 0! . Oil-let Epistle»! Church, held a meet- in}. inshorsommt the home or Miss . fluorides-gone. at which time that M or Minimums were transact» - W M W Miss Hosegood proved . W be a most chsrining hostess. Captain Nathan Roberts. who is to: years of age, again astonished hie’ * Needs by taking a couple or long 4 fillhe. First he walked up to West fleet. South Nor-walk where he visit, “unmet H. Ferris. .fle trolley. he rode to Norwalk and walked back home. The thermometer registered thirty» as degrees above zero. this morning, which marked the night as one of the - title of the year. Nor-wall was also dilated to its first frost. which was heavy. considering tit. time at the loath. Many blossomed forth with overcoais on and few kept to their “raw hats. . the members or the usydower ‘oolt and Ladder Company. who are to :1: a fair in Randall's hall in occlusio- with the East Norwallt improve- ”bent “notation. are engaged in gaps M the ball into proper shape tor the “lit. The booths are belnl erected ' fl the hell and electric lights installed. 21m indication is that the anair will Be one at note in tits community. ] The boys who one making raids so the grape vines want to eoeroise care h committing any further soprano , dose. for the owners or these vines antics t through with such perform and one gentleman was author- to tortha stats-ant this mercies that out than or boy that be caught in .viueyard would taps ho a load Jhuclrshot as a souvenir of he ms» 31%? Albert E. Davis. architect oi the Presbrtsrisn Church of the Phil- - islands. established in math lies. Hr. Mueller. returned “tom lionsinNswitoeheilo.N.'r..oa bar ll, alter an enjoyable duh lasso ileorse. as the silent hi nghinx back to ' “Meet in years for this season and. 1 J. Frank giving a history at the board for the last five years. The building is to be a three-story structure. built or white terrs colts. niatt finish, audio cost $5.900. Besides being an arehiteot. Ili- Doris, who is a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. James.“ of a literary and poetical turn of mind. as well as a caricature artist oi no mean ability. as the New York comic papers have often been testimony. He also served hie country as a member of the Two- tyvsecond Regiment. New York State Militia, holding a position ascorporai. and is most activo in church and phil— anthropic work generally. WES'TPORT ' . E AND . SAUGATUCK' The Westport kindergarten opens Monday Lennie Grille spent Tuesday in New York city on busineos. Oscar Banks has purchased the Mary place in Weston. Miss Julie Driaooii has returned trons a visit to Bpringdale. Mrs. F. W. Stokes. of Brooklyn. spetnovsr Sunday in town. Another new residence is erected on Brooioslde terrace. m Oysters can be taken from the nut- urai oyster beds after September Iii. ills. Ethel Wenonah has returned to her school duties at Portland. Ore. being The new home of Edward Welch in Brookside avenue is nearly ceas- plated Mrs. Frank N. Taylor and Miss Mildred Taylor spent Tuesday ill Bridgeport. The Baugatueir baseball team play- ed their last game for the .seaaon. Saturday. hills Harriet iandenherg has N sumod her studies at the Deode normal school. « The Krasy Kate word defeated in South Not-walls Sunday morning by the 80 Boa. 4 to B. hire. Hurry Hull. 0! Cross Highway, entertained her grand daughter from Bridgeport over Sunday. Miss Laura Chapman. on the Cross Highway road. entertained friends from Bouthport, Sunday. Mr. and lira. J. A. Lees have re- turned from a visit with llr. andvhirs. Heal. at Amityrllle, L. l. Elwood. oi New Jersey. has been the guest this wool: or friends at his old home in this town. Attorney e. A. Fundy accompanied his daughter to Ashburnhain, Mass. Tuesday. where she will attend school. Mr. and Mrs. Henry idnaweiler. lilies larger-st Brady and Edward Llnxwelier spent Tuesday in New York. Rails day will be observed at the Omens Terms church and solids)! school with appropriate exercises 0c lobar l. ' Alexis Millet. who has been for some time past a mounted policemen in the Roohies at cums. is nouns in ill. home here. W Th. senior class at Btaples high school. «concealsd‘br Principal Bor- derland the team" m“ but. lagstOdil noon. .2 The“? m" noun 1 bed with moon 2 Dean was taken ill at church MEaratsg. i ldisa d. Della Blackstone will re- switcher posiuasasomnistattae . Greenshrins ohurohduuday, aw; “‘aisocth‘eyaostion. Washers-bi mummedmlorhae W shrimp» About Soon , ohms a both- this mpégstto W ‘Qlarlt Grasp- .rnsn at. or has lui home on Kips mail. Hendrix bios. Gaines were visited. musical and vocal selecti rendered tollowod by dancing and .a one supper. . m f. no “line automobile oi" chads Romper was severely damaged 'I'fi» day evening by the breaking of the steering gear. The.drlver last out trol of the whirlwind ran into N i wall invfl'ont ot tha‘xreuse resided” on state street The left drool wheel was smashed. hie one was in- lured. Milli!” out if union iiiiiu Ami... stills flue Wary Building Filled Wilt Artistic ~ Seashells m The Wolf exhibit in the Weston! library Ia slim attention and the attendance has been very large. The auditorium ls tilled with tins wars 0! Westportertisu whesrehllhln their proleesleh. The tollewlnl it takes from their catalogue and gives II idea or what is being done: Bee log. Neil B. lltobell. illustration. George Wright. illustration. George Wright. 1 Dalsy.2llrs. K. 8 “meta Head. “tum 2 Barbara. Gael. Daniel Webster.“ rum lasQIenJlAnthefir. the Truthaadthewnl’l‘he Passion. Robert L Dodge. Shadows. id. ll. Ashe. The Battlers. It I. Ashe. Portrait 0! a Boy. Mrs. Charles . Priser. My Son. Ira. Charles Priser. Lucile. Angus IacDoaald. The inset, J. N. Momma. The Dominant impulse. .l. N. Man , chand. luring landscape. L lane-ouch. lTheReturnottbeMSIlur- ial Decorations. d ldurlel moon. Ralph Willis. 1 illustration. 3 illustration. 8 illus- tration. Angus IacDoasld. Th. Lady in Blue. ldrs. Priest. Marine, Nell Mitchell. The Vampire. Mrs. Charles Priser. Still Lille. Arthur Dora. The Rainbow. L. Wench. Blind Billy's Renae. W. G. Krieg- hol. landscape. L llamnovlch. Portrait sketch. W. 0. Krelghod. Bitches. L Ilassanovich. The Madonna. Hugo Baliin. Col. Partridge. W. O. Kreisboir. Sully, W. 0. W08. Autumn Afternoon. Oasip Linda. Venice, Oasip blade. 1 Venetian studies. I Venetian Stud les. 3 Venetian Btudles. Osalp Mode. Blossoms. L llamaovlcb. Wm. Krelghodp Cast. Daniel Web.“ I'l't lather and Child. Webster. Autumn. is Itassanovloh. handsome Studies. I. ll. Ashe Dr. Dunlortlal‘ rid-murmur cover Design. George Carlson. IOYI TAKING GRAPIC. Charles Cast. Daniel gnu-as. Mrs. Anna Perdee Melisa Complaint Against leversi Youngsters. A telephone call received at the Nofiuih police headduarters last aim at 8 o'clock train Mrs. Anna POM... oi Chestnut «not. Norwalh, asked. that an m be sent immediately to her home. Sergeant Bryan ll. Illh and (linear Thomas Dot-nay went to the home or Mrs. Parties. Boys had been stealing grapes. The oilloers took a look arousd. but . the boys had disappeared. This is grape tiles and my com- plaints are being received by the lie- lice at both ends or the town about boys "sniping" the fruit. r caveat is swim Patrick illnesses. a resident at litres pact strut. is iii a serious militia at its lrldsepsrt hospital today tis themsitolheiascaushtsoesrsn elevator at the Hartman brewery late yesterday. lie was lensing over the shalt when the elevator sought him under the flooring sedhhe was badly mm. "As mutation showed that six of lilerilie were brat Oil sad cos “it. was punctured. ‘POPlli-ANON or new Mass. stellar. citrate-rs. mum habits-fluxes“ theorist ‘ seamen _ . p ,_ allieslum 33d at ”l boils module appoint. intents will be as meritorious and sa- «2 collect as thpt at Q. 0. lllwell tor able! entities} and W." said ‘Tlleodnfl ll. laid alsiubsr or the new» iy organised public "Nehemiah slob. this alternooh to a reporter. "You canon malts 'that too strong. “I“ i believe Mr. ldlwsll to he a very lion- arable and competent icon and the Winnie very iortunate to secure his serum. “He is experienced in “steam *and elaotriowosntrnotlon wort “us well as in operating and l knotty! no one anywhere more able and com- patent." . . The New tendon Telegraph and a flow other newspapers around the state have seen It «to criticise the appoint; merit because Ir. liliwell was rot-gee ly in the employ: or the New Haven “ public would be impalml by Month , iiosss ror his rormsrassooiatsa true, tact: sly that just the opposite would be true. his. Diwali is regard- ed as an honorable and conukntlous man who would be loyal to his eni- players. in thiscese it is the people. FOLIY'O HONIY AND TM! cou- ROUND still retains its high place as the best household tor-eds (or all coughs and colds. either tor children or grown persons. Prevents serious results trons a cold. Take only the fluids ll'ioley‘ Honey and Tar Compound, and reload substitutes. The Brides Pharmacy and unmade. traumas moon FOR Ill-ill- m VllLLlAat VOL-Hell. dheril Valli-er. when he opened the criminal supsa'ior court Tuesday at- tasnoon was presented with a hand- Iolne boom Rolls of his loath Nor- walh trisads pit-dented it to tail. And gladly wuide he lane and glad- ly m—Cbaaoer. New York. New Haven; 8. Hart- ford RAILROAD TIMETABLE lelfieotdaweddfll. “ s sour» uoswata 10 new voila. 4: fix. I t:"“:l:'ir;:‘ s hunk” :19: will? peddle §$42.1? ."lltlil‘. r355: NIW YORK TO .007” ”WALK. .ta. or? tr. to no. its ”hilt: ”EMS film“ is an. n “Mi“ '3: L‘s I”. “m .37.. o‘. "fia’o’l'i'loo. 'm‘ ”u" "w" scorn noswstir rootsw eaves. pi: :cutmmmw OM00" 70m WM summon "one t. mo. int 1 sum WALK "W W fim (WWW i“ them Or“. reactor WM Mmisslonsr T. a. Wflrd’e comment ” road. “The: (par his duty to the Those who‘ are mountains with the . uuuu~ so ilpets Dietitian. Mac is trinins a beautiiul complexion. “I'll. case new book it it fails to remove i'reo ties. 0 WW...“ . .ellooltedh'r MAN. suits unease new «one. 00'." NM lives III ““590". 8" rct'ilistruotion work. died a petition in United Billed yesterday to do) fill at two debts. the other will not mature until Janua- essets. The rostund debt is hasedon a note i‘or not which Cowell executed to Charles Bartram or No. as: [laurel prairie. Bridgeport. on January 1. 1’03. The other debt. which will ma- ture on January 1. 1912. is tor I600. a note for which was executed on Jan- een l. 1911. to James B. Pattie or No. 12 Kellogg street. Weetlleld. Mass. and payable one year alter date. Both} notes are without security. s. The Jewel Automatic Heat Controller wmr'frml chock amounts? Al em tuberous“ in your ‘ atnaydogreedeslred. it . , Asa ”snow to pay; tor it- ”so The running expenses are as B season. As! as more about it. “mace R. Nash" ll. likWedSts. am W Cold Weather Specials or white. withfitanoy colored border; I‘ll M00. 01.50. This week only $1.10 F. A. MITCHELL stones FURNIIHII m courted watt. sue me» are. seawaua cone. “Whoa—“(Iliad ’ iii-mamas NOTICE We time our , patron to be as 7 economical as 'Mwlththe ‘/ ‘. “9‘“. ‘ New. Remedy 11m ”woven trickles” Here’s a chute Kiss Freckle-Face. ” . totrsaaewrsrwlylorlmhleswith the liusmlee at a reliable dealer that ' “Mill not cost you a new unless it ; ‘ tumors! the freckles. while it it dead , drawn a clear complexion, the. es- filmply not an ounce of othinowf '1 double strungtb—l‘nom F. H. Baxter. and one night's treatment will show you how easy it is to rid yourself tor- ' ever of the homely lrsclrles and get - Rarely is V ‘ methan one ounce needed tor the ‘ (Be sure to ask 0thine tor the double If slum othine as this is the ml! ‘ prescription sold under guarantee or“ HARTFORD. Iain. M. —- Charles ‘ who is described as beings foreman ct “' bankruptcy in the district court at the , One debt was matured and 4 n. (Jewell makes oath that hangs so “ sense lit. we know that on “M mimosa. r We are displaying in our be suited. i ~ Does It tit thoroughly. you are ready Have Arrived " ' They are sorrow-element and crisp. if you want do leei absolutely sure about style, labrio and a need that will strike yopr lamp and win your confidence We i‘ael quite sure that we have the very Fall Suit here new that will please you from hesd'to toot. All you blue to do is name the price andws can allow you a range of styles that have your-ammuni- Idea materialized in every little detail. ' The sooner you some the more certain you are to ”Price’s Clothing Store 98 Washington Street min i No. 1152. we have the clothes here w... window "5.00.01“. _ BE!" HARD WORK to get the heating system in your house in good working order every winter? Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the rar- lace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean so that you'll have no trouble when to start it. The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. lflllATEI OH'EERFULLY FURNISHED 17 Wall street bone 14! Nemlk, Conn. L00 2 3 Well Urea—(M) at the 4-door, 30 h; p. Touring Car W with silk mohair top. wind shield. sasand oil lamps. Bosch mmw:wfluiulnhcms. Guaranteedlorouayearhy «moraines. mmuparticulsrscalioraddress F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO. Gauge. Water Street, Not-walk. Conn. Bale d COTTON ILANKITI. lily _ Any Cut r}... Like“ Tell us what cut you like and we‘ll do the rest. We guarantee it will be the best had choicest oi the particu- lar part you select. We are always anxious to please patrons—therefore we select our beef and other meals with great care. Try us and see the dliierence. Charnok’s Market 70 NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. 445. FRI! DELWERV ’1' THE NEW SCIENCE Worm Obiro is the science at the oauseo thedleeasesadtbearlelad- tlagthssaoie. More caused a m. twist or sprain lathe boot. lives it done to childhood“ it creates pinched serves and paints mills in the diluent arms and Chiropractorsretaov etha cause at this disease and in. and health is mama will... thesis nerve m h . Nervous“. In. Muir! "" M... all“ "‘ .. asses s i More at Me. You sour regret VIII choose to beluga. mm The Hatch 8t Bailey Company BOUT“ NORWALK. court. Telephone 4|, with lunch Nations in All Departments Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ‘TNIII II NO PLACI UK! HOME.” A home and constancy of purpose will win ior any man The true American horns lies proud the strongest bulwark against failure in many a man's career. because it gays him a definite oblect tor which to save and tarnished him withan insight into the higher ldealetlsal are so useatlsl to progress and prosperity. building. ire-went to talk with you about the mawrial. fl Wfliflm IT. ID. NORWALK , If you're thinking of NOtice During July and August our etera will close on'oat- srssya as l p. m. at y... service every other week deyimmrmmdeepns. 2 E. E. Gotham .j
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