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visits at that company would be held.
' hmorrowg rain or shine. at Bobs!»
_ Ian's woods.
us defeat
service at all times.
Personal attention eiv- ,
on to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
"patrons. Come in and
wait, for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
d. PARKER. Integer
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' Mrs. Mary ilfinch. of Van Zant street
is having an addition erected to her
residence
Perc Rowan of Cottage avenue «has
. secured a position with Morris Stall.
the grocer.
h
The East Norwalk weather prophets
practically a'sre’e to a man. that it
will clear before night.
’W. D. uwia‘who has been summer-
In; at Gregory Point. has returned to
his home. in Chicago. ill. -
I Albert Geib and his sister. Miss
Bessie Oath. of First street. are spend-
ing a week in Chester, Vt.
Albert Geib. Jr., who has been;
spending the summer at Calf Pasture
has resumed his studies at college.
The Epworth League will diold its«
weekly devotional meeting tomorrow}
evening at the Methodist Church.
The Men's Class of the East Ave.
Iue Methodist Church will hold a
meeting tomorrow noon in the church i
Mrs. Daniel L‘Hommedieu and son.-
Oarlton ll'liommedieu of Rowan
street. will spend Sunday with rela-
tives in Danbury.
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Captain Howard 1.. Lowndes. of
Barlow avenue. tried his luck with
the snapper blues recently and hooked
187 oi the festive fish
John Wallli of Benedict street. has
moved his household effects from his
former residence to that formerly or»
copied by Harry Cornlu. on the same
street.
The new sign which the Specialty3
Manufacturing (‘ampony has erected:
on the rear of their building. in Water
. lonely in the water.
P u
area miwgllhada and reliable
Beochau’ s
3?... k‘ my “map
oi in? We
flew
there is 3 km born on the place
which Would afford the necessary shel-'
ter and enable the men to enioy them-
selves immensely.
The men's class of the East Nor-
walk it. E. church will take up the
study of Daniel and the original are
men. Few Jews have ever risen to
the eminence attained by Daniel hold- .
ins his place of Power under four dif-
ferent nationalities The real ruler ofl
the great city and province of Baby
ion and the author of one of the most
important Books in the old Bible.
find it not been for the presence or
mind and quick action of Miss Maud
Lee. the little ten year old son of Mr.’
and Mrs. Caleb Wood Would have
drowned recently. when he fell out of
a row boat and was floundering help-
The couple were
i rowing when suddenly the little fellow
pitched overboard. lie had gone
down once and upon again reappear-
tng on the surface of the water, Miss
‘liee grabbed him and hauled hint
bodily into the boat.
Charles B. Fillow. driver of the Cre-
scent Laundry atttodeiivory wagon.
i tasted real auto life Thursday evening
when his machine broke down in
'Westport and bad to be towed home.
with the result that Mr. Fillow did
not finish his day's labors until 9 o-
clock in the evenlnx. ills friends on
‘the other whsone are shaking hands
{to the fact that there is nothing like
the old reliable skates. after all. Mr.
Fiilow is planning to attend the auto-
mobile show in New York city. next
week. at which time be will make a
study of motor cars.
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PAD FIGURES FOR QUORUM?
i
i Suggestion from Hartford on Vote '
Which Saved Mocdonaid in House
li.\ll'i‘it‘tlill). Sept. iii. ”The Hurt
ford Times says regarding the secur-
ing of a quorum iu the house on
biliousucts . he outwiaorts fooling... headache. do ,
ideas. had too. allow skin. sick stomach. Get did “these
as soon nsitbsy show and you will be happier and feel all they
better. "i on can do this easily and prevent return of the hobbies.
oorrecti
will prove their value to
«and ya
More the
Should he on Hand
mmammmmmamrduue
Miss Mary Ward is visiting friends
in Stamford
Mia. John Barlow was a visitor in
Cross Hizhway. Thursday. .
Gustav babe is plastering the new
bungalow of Mrs. Mole Manner,
Mrs. Underwood. Who has been
quite ill is able to sit up a little each
day.
Misses Abbie, Brotherton and Man
the Mills spent Thursday in Bridge
port..-
Miss Ruth Macfsrland has return
94‘ to her school duties in Philadel-
phis.
it is claimed that escallopa are to
be very scarce and high in price this
season.
Theodora Sanford. oi; Danbary, a
former resident of this town. is visit-
lag here.
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(,leorrc P. Ward is entertaining his
sister. Mm. Sarah Richmond. of Ash.
tubule. Ohio.
Mrs. Father Yates. of Bridgeport.
wait the guest of relatives in lusevllie '
district, Thursday.
The parish of Trinity church will
unite. in worship niih Christ Church
tomorrow.
A number of Weelport people viril-
ed the Six. Sautello's cirrus in Nor-
street. is attracting much attention on 'Thursday by which the bill to save walk Thursday evening
the East Side.
The regular services will be held at
the East Avenue Methodist church, to-
morrow morning and evening. Rev.
,William W. Gillies will iccupy the pui—
flt and preach.
Rev. (‘hades J. Anderson will occupy
the pulpit and preach at the morning
and evening services which will be
. held at the Swedish Congregational
Church tomori ow.
Hrs. Jennie Ainsworth will lead the
directing of the Young People's Society
‘ of Loyal Workers. which will be held
tomorrow evening at the Advent curl»
"Resurrection to linluor~
flan Church.
tellty." will be the topic of tlievmcet-
III.
In the commencement numhet of
the Pennington, the publication of the
Pennington Seminary, a cut of the
ob." of 1911 appears including How
.. m W. Benedict. who graduated from
school. last spring.
A number of East Norwalk young
lien want out with nuns and does.
Illa morning, in quest of coous. makt;
h. for Huckleberry hill and they were
In hopes of bagging a couple of the
animals so that they could enjoy a
econ supper, this evening.
Miss Marion ii'ilommedieu daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedlea.
Ht today for Baltimore. Md, where
one will take up her duties in the
. Coachm- Coilese of that place. Miss
was accompanied to
L'Hommedieu
Baltimore by her father and has the
f‘. best wishes of her many friends for a
' happy and successful year.
Captain J. lrvin; Dunninl. 0f the
hat Norwslk Fire Police gave out.
this morning. that the annual clean-
Inmmiofrflmt
Highway Commissioner James ii.
i \iacdonnld was passed; t
"The Times in the report of the do.
hate of the bill to safeguard the ten-
ure at office of Highway Commission.
or James ll. lilacdonald by tiring the
hands of Governor Baldwin or any
’futuro governor should he desire to
remove him, told in Thursdays pa
per or the passage of the bill on the
third attempt to secure a quorum by
132 to ii.
l "it could not tell at that late hour
Ithc manner in which the 'quorum‘
was cultured. Spectators in the house
:when the dual vote was being taken
were convinced that the count was
padded. They had no hesitation in
‘ saying that members voted both ways
on the question in order that the
count of the house for the quorum to
follow would look more in harmony
even with the padded figures.
“A reporter called the attention of
In membor~~n repuliilcanwio the fact
that a certain member who had
spoken for the passage of the law in
the forenoon. was standing up to be
counted with the noes on the vote.
“‘ilon’t worry,‘ said the legislator
to the reporter. ‘ile knows what he
i
i is doing: ‘
“The insenuous reporter had
thought that the member votinit
asaldst the way he had spoken was
temporarily confused. Nothing of
the hind. he was voting both ways.
Charges were made that these tactics
were; followed by other membero. and
it was' charged openly to the talk
that 1followed the vote that the count-
are had included in the total specta-
tors. senators and members of the
lobby, who had come into the hall and
reaped themselves on the republican
sldej oi the house, when they might
snieetiy be used by the cocaine
in mLs skins up a quorum.
" he democrats who stayed by 551'.
lied onsid ditrioe the voice more
Moe rs. duties of fission. Hyde omen.
to ry. Pope of Osford and Tracy of
IIGHI'T TRIA'I‘Y WAN‘ITE
P PIS. Stilt. "WT!!! (ill ”I! it»
day says that France in her latest
" elm urination includes a mount tor L
,s
it is reported that the iiuysr homo
stead. formerly the Thtmdore‘tlturaes
place. in Wilton. has been sold.
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Tho chestnut harvest this year will
be very light. owing to the drourhi and
blight which has destroyed many
lil‘i‘ti.
hr and Mrs J C Ncwklrk hare
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Gallon-coo
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Ivan if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different arms and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored throusb hart-cuisine the six
nerve systems in your body
Nervouanees. Rheumatism. Purely
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis~
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the loin. You will
never regret sivlse Chiropractic 5
chance to help yol.
'I'. FRANCIS. D. C.
55 WAIHINOTON 51'. 50. NORWALK
Maenetle Treatments elven Also
WWW».
Notice.
3...... July end Assent
set- as» will eleee «I he
ore-in at l s. m. as your
”Moe: every other week
dsyfremfamwedpgm.
E. E. Gorhm
Decanter
torn-u 5a, 5m we
a. ..
. tion metal Grand W linear in
. returned to their home here.
i
J;
uracil henna-em":th race
the state of Maine.
have been carins for a lam place in
New Rochelle. the put summer. have
Mr. and Mrs. mi- Work and
family are propelling to store front
Weston to this town. where they will .
spend the winter.
The Weetport can club will hold
their clamhake on the 13rd instead of
the 80th. This will end the trsp
shooting until after the shooting so»
can II' over
.W
Charles Miller. manager of the
Krasy Kat’iunch room. was called to
his horse in Wilton Thursday on so-
5
who has ruler-ed e paeiytic stroloe.
The members of Marie
Daughters»! Herman. are plannin;
for a one night. fair. which will be held
in National Hall on the evening of
October 7. .
Judge and Mrs. Joseph 3. Moreen
and Mr. and Mrs. Beers. of New‘Yorlt.
havementiy been entertained at Red
Oak cottue by Mrs. James D. Fes-
sendeo. in Wilton.
The art exhibit closes today and
has been a decided success in every
way. Visitors have’ been present
from all over the state and all speak
in highest praise of the work shown.
The seventh grqde of the Center
school. accompanied by. the teacher.
Miss Katherine McCann. visited the
art exhibit at the library yesterday
morning. ' '
Marin Lodge. Daughters of Her
men. not Thursday evening in their
iodite roms slid enjoyed a line time.
Members of Olga lodge. 0. D. H. 8.. of
Bridgeport. and Louise lodge. of South
Norwnlk. were present and enlisted in
the basil-tees meeting. after which re
freshments were served and. a social
hour enjoyed.
We...
cater, use rate
eoas man.
I. . r-
New York. New
Haven & Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
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scan. 8::. 5-15: cos. 5;? 6:5: 5mm:
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HAVIN.
31:“ 5:05. '2"
rm.“ '3" ll- "5:?“ milling. save. $55.
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essays.
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some noewaut ’ro mum.
fl a??? rte-lie «not W
“a ‘iflfilm stun. stars. out.
lr. limit id“
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ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. who ‘
show you how to go to thc”rescuo.,
pleased to confirm all we said
years ago. They live up the claims
made tortilla. i took Dean's Kidney ‘
count of serious illness of his father.
Lodge.
complete relief. "
cents.
take no other.
enlistment. and was visiting an uncle
, during Mr. Parsons absence from town
. as re rise fresco:
Don't Wait 'l'Iil it's Too Late—Follow
the Example of s time Noll-
. walk (prison.
Rescue. the nailing back.
Backaohe is kidney ache.
‘ if mgnoeieoi the kidnorl' "mills.
Look out mortuary trouble
'mils South Norwelk citizen will
John M. pom. to Spring street.
South Norwalk.’conn.. new: 'Wenro
in
melee of Dunn’s Kidney Pills when
we publicly recommended them some
Pills. procured at Plaisted‘s Drug
Store. when l was suffering tram back-
‘adre and other symptoms of inactive
kidneys and they econ cured met A»
kidney complaint. used Dean’s Kidney
Pills and in her one too they brought
For sale byalidealarl. Price“
Footer Miiburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Door Had
or
PAOBID BAD CHECK.»
BRISTOL. Sept. lib-01: information
alleging that he was wanted in Hart-
ford to answer to a- charge of passing
a fraudulent chock. Thomas Moriarty
was arrested here today and held for
the Hartford authorities. The check
in question was for 550. according to
the allegation. and was drawn on 5
Springfield. Mesa. bank. Moriarty
was recently discharged from the
army. havinx completed hi5 term of
here A day or two ago he was or»
rained on a breach of the peace charge!
The Hartford police noticed the name
in a newspaper and their investigation
resulted in a request for Moriarty's
detention.
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REGARDING SUIT OF DEAN £8-
STATE.
Regarding the suit 'of the estate of
George W. been against H. A. Parsons
of Stamford, Hr. Parsons says that 75
per cent. of the bill has oben paid. and
that the balance. being in dispute. re.
maincd unsettled. The Dean interests
were to adjust the disputed items. but
for a few days. commenced suit with-
oni, airing“ hint credit for the amount
he had already paid. or endeavoring to
adjust the account.
STRIKE ORDERED ON 0. L. AND W.
SCRAN'I‘ON. Pt. Sept. l6.——Twolve
hundred and fifty foresaw and section
hands on the Delaware. Lachwanua
and Western Railroad have been order
or! by President A. B. Lowa to strike
at 6 o‘clock tonight.
The Jewel
Automatic
Host Controller
WITH TIME CLOCK
ATTACHMENT
An even tommraturo in your
home, at any degree desired. it
save coal enough to pay tor it-
self.
The running expenses are 260
I «soon.
Ask us more about it.
Horace R. Nash
N. Male & Weill Sta.
S.Norwalk
m— qu-»W—wm~a .m
Cold
Weather
Specials
Sale of 60111)“ ILANKITI. my
or white. with tseey colored border:
asset price. 51.515. This ween only
5M5
r. Weave
W
it it respond WW trouble comes.
outer member of my (sully who had
:Does
gut Fall Suits
Have Arrived
~ They are «rrecb-cimttend crisp.
if you want
to feel absolutely sure about style, fabric and a good
sense fit, we know that
we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy and win your confidence
on first acquaintance.
a
We feel quite sure that we have the very‘ Fall Suit
here now that will please you from head to foot.
All you have to ’do Illinois the price and we can
show you a range of styles that have your particular '
Idea materialized In every little detail. -
We are displaying in our West window 515.00 Suits.
The sooner you come the
W
more certain you are to
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
m:m.1m_
D
sails HARD wonK to get the heating system is
your houee in good working order every winter?
~ Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
It
it thoroughly. so that you’ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Not-walk. Conn.
I7 Wall 8".“
Film. 742
LOO
the mufscterus. for 51525. For
8' Well .iml—(Phono)
at the 4-door. 30
h p. Touring Car
equipped with slut mohair top. wind shield. m and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil: everythin: Intelaes. Guaranteed tor one year by
F. E LOCKWOOD & co.
Garage. Water Street, Nor-walk. Conn.
full particulars call or address
' Bernstein. Newark, N. J.;
was waterline m m.
Any Cut it; Like
Tell us what cut you like and we'll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest oi' the particu-
lar part you select. We are always
anxious to please patrons—therefore
we select our beef and other pleats
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.
Charnok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
Prepared
The Hatch & Bailey Company
COUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
Telephone“. with lunch “climb in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
has come to stay becauls it has merit for some clatter-it of
lmildinss that makes its a is preferable.
erodes suitable for all tau-police.
Roofing
We keep several
H0115. ARRIVALQ.
Mshsckemw. Moreen. it. pom. L.
W. illeiner. New York: J. F. Sheppard.
O. A. Vance. C. (l. "all. M. (3. Hail,
hasten: H. Kopp. William A. Gannon.
Brooklyn; 1. ll. titan. Seattle Green-
min. B. H. Edwards. brides rt; 0.
Ross. N. s. Palmer. New Haven:
Miles Bowler. West Haven; ii. A. Lib-
by. Hartford: 0. A. Raven. Philadel-
phia; lies 5!. I. Mine. Miss from at.
Hide. New Rochelle; 5". and lira.
.i. Hoyt. Jacksonville. m; i... it. Hurl-
bntt. Wilton; 1‘. Dean. Darlen': if.
or. Kirk-
patrick. Gloversvilie. N. in; J. hi. Lay-
ton. ti. Mathewson, 5!. R. McCaosland.
oily.
DI. OHAWILLOR ill assume. PA.
W. It. Chancellor. Union Dimitri
school superintendent, went to float?
int. rm. today. to m mm! «do mm m Tar commas. and More
cam enters-H at too new air ammmmrmmm
. HO .
SOLON H. eonotume WORK
Solon ii. iiorttlutn shipped to the
foundry at Brooklyn on Tuesday. a
piece of work upon which he has been
engaged for about a year. This is
a statue of (laptain Jones. of liyoclo
bore. Va, who“ has been s benefactor
of that community. establishing a li-
bran and several other public insti-
tutions. 'l‘o manifest their appreois
lion. the citisens or ”neither; pave
Mr. notation this conmiasion to mate
the statue of the captain. which
stands a little more than life also.
i , was...
rouv'suonev AND TAR cots.
NONI!
still retains its idea place it. the boot
household remedy for all cottons and
colds. either let children or gown
persons. Prevents redone results from
a cold Take only the mine noisy
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