, White Plains iair Thursday.
‘W.‘l. Austin antilttllilly-atteI’deed“thet
4...-
W. E. Ashton’a shop in the rear of
his store is nearing completion.
lilowurd Wilmott has returned home
after spending two Weeks in New
Work.
‘ ‘Mu.._,;liulten. who has been confined
to her bed withan attack of rheuma-
tism recently, is now much better. and
iconic co got around again.‘
The Missionary Endeavor Society
of the Congregational church hold its
first meeting.r of the season yesterday.
in the church. at 6:... p‘. to. Miss Eve-
line Weed was the leader.
MM.-.
The water main which has recently
been laid along the turnpike above the
either a monoplsne or a ill-plane at
’ four years in this country, where he
he returned to this country, and new
the will of the driver. Grosser was
born in France. and, after spending
took up flying. he purchased a Curtis
by-pldne in the United States. mums.
ported it. to France to begin his flying.
chrcer on. After obtaining his license.
in a meet at Chicago, He next went
to Canada, where he made several de
monstrttions with differeht machines.
tires Moreno being among the nuInbeI.
While Mr. Grosser has been in this
country. he has directed the building
of this new invention. the contract for
which was given to Daniel Tompkins,
a local carpenter. Grosser is now fly-
ing at Mineola. 1.. 1.. but will return to
Canada on October 3. to enter a meet
at Montr.cul On this tr.lp he intends
taking along his tinIeution and giving
demonstrations of its ability. Grosser
has a very able mechaniclnn in Lan-
nler. who has flown with him in all
his most important flights since he
left France.
“ROWAYTON
bridge, has been connected with the
Center school. A committee is seeing
lug bids for the. installation of plumb-'
ing in bot-h this school "and the one at:
Noroton. ' I
i
The Noroton Heights postoi‘ilce is um“
dergoing several changes as a result;
of its designation by the government‘
as It postal depository.
must be had for additional
monts and work has begun in enrnesti
to ncomplish this.
The. Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Con
gregationul church gave a chicken pic! i.
supper at the. church parlms. ’I‘hurs'
day evening. It was attended by about
100 persons who enjoyed II sociablc‘ Q
i W '.
IIIe'
Methodist churcht. will meet at the:
evening and were much pleased with
1le inn-Fused facilities for serving sup-
pcr III the church.“ ‘Latcr in the oven-
illi‘! S. (‘. Whitncy. the church organ
lsl. (‘llit‘l'illillt‘d the guests with several;
St'iIII‘liIllls on Ihc.orgun.
Saturday night was the concluding;
i'ulr held by tho Noroton“
lire?
night of ill!"
l‘lciuhis iiiliinry
housc.
Band, at the
The fair opened Thursday eve-
ning, with llll :Iltcndunce of 250. which}
was a very good number. considerinr.
the
for u carnival. and everybody has soon
just about eunuch for onc tor the re.
IIIIIinIlIr of tho Icar The most saw-I
epsful fair and criminal of the season
was that hold at St .‘lohns (‘I'IiiIoiiII
r lIIIII h.
ng :II enthusiasm. and was :Ilicndcd by
many persons from Stamford and Nor-3
walk, as well as two nclziIboriIII: vil-‘
logos. lluricn
Nt‘ It to this probably was the affair
giIIIII by tho Futile Hook and Ladder;
Some of the pretty boothsl
com on uy.
in tho fair lust cndcd worn the mac
garden. fancy and refreshment. all of
which were artistically dccorulcd. nnd
slIIIIIIioIi by members of the lizIdics‘
(ilII-eri‘ul (‘lub of Norolon llciuhls
Amongthe prizes were soluplilowa.
umbrellas, iiIc--dollIII gold piccc. and :I
but: of flour"
fIII-l that‘thls is late in the season:
This IIil‘uir was greeted with“.
and Noroton Heights. ‘
The Men‘s Club will hold a meeting
Wednesday evening in the chapel.
Chauncey Bass, of Mt. Vernon, was!
visiting friends in town over Sunday.‘
The Reliance Social Ciub will meet
with Mrs. Sumucl Mend tomorrow af-
More room Iltemoon at 3 o‘clock. l
departi _.__...__... i
l
Barry W. Oberlunder. of Danbury
tspent Saturday and Sunday with his
iparents in this place.
| An adjourned meeting of the itc-V
iluncc F‘irc company will be held this
!P\(’nillg, in its quarters. in Rowayion
avenue. l
The luldies‘ Aid Society of
ipursonuge \‘l‘ednesday afternoon at 3?
i
i - Don't forget Oyster —Supper. ltow-
IIIId family.
occupylnu Edward
Edward G. Shine
have been
Nol wulk.
._....._..._.._
F‘. Scalai. the well known
Wiltt‘,
Robert
, IoIIIIoriul artist. loll today for a week'sI
I motion in iioston with friends While‘
at The Hub he II ill visit in \llllord and
illnv.chhlii
Two young mcn lII scant IIttirc. wure
. sccn chasing themselves or each other
IliIIlI- villuac. l’coplc urc II-omlcrlIIII
IIIId inquiring whd the runners ale
and \\ lIcI c the rum it-l to be.
iioion Point has practically closed
for the season. The bond Ivcnt out
or commission on Saturday. rcmuin-
int: lonacr than usual. Manager .lu-
IColIs expects to return again no.“
season. and meet the many friends
1he has made in this M‘i‘iitill of the
slate.
COULDN'T TRUST HER.
An extremely accomIIIodutluI: blaze.»
occurred Friday afternoon,
engine of an uulodclivcry truck loaded
flames as tho machinc passcd in from
or the tire house or the Ratio
and larddcr company.
quickly extinguished by emplovcsoi’
Mllispaugh I; garage. which is near the.
“III liousc Thc c'ul came hour a turni-
tIIIII (Illill‘ln in New Haven, and was
iII-:~IIlIIl luI .-.I:IIuioIIi. As the IIII pus-
aI-Il the mouse Mr. Butler, the man-
aim of the garage. noticcd that the
ermine oi‘ the. machine was smoking
badly and called to the driIcI to stop
The, I: buucur brought ihe car to II stop,
in front or the fire houac door, and. as
he did so, the casino burst into flame
The bluzc was caused by over hcnted
cylludoIs. and did practicallI no dum-
mic.
PI-rIy tiIIIIIrcll III spending a two
wcoka vacation in the country.
Angeline ll.
lord of Veterans. of Bridgeport. will
visit the Holdicrs' Home.
Heights, Wednesdalui at iii a. m.
The latest inventions in nreoplnnes.
that of Romans Grosser. formerly It
IIanIdoIIr for Anson Phelps Iatokes, lies
at. the present time. in a garage rented
by the inventor on the dinner property
in Noroion Heights, nearing couple
The invention deals with the
it can he made
tlon.
planes lo! the mschioe.
' .
The fruit «not. moon III we on.
.We 0'! supply .éyemluns necessary.
when the ‘
Hook '
The tire was.
The III whilli‘ continued on its
way again alter the fire was put out. !
Ilsrtlctt Tent, Daugh-
IIt Noroton
lirown was motoring through
country with It young lady friend who
jwns Vt’l‘)‘ fond of wild flowers.
mung ludy I-spled some beautiful wild
blossoms and asked Brown to slept;
thc Iur so she Iouid got out and author.
It bouquet llIoIIII stuck to the car
E II IIllc the young lady pIOIeeIicd to the
."'IiIcI bank. in II chII minutes time
ionIIIzatI-I- waited on MI. ibown.
l“icI " said the boy. “is that your.
lndI
bunk IIIItlIcriII' flowers?“
‘i'ca, she‘s my friend.” said Brown.
1 "Well." said the boy. "IIiIc's keepin'
I
'IIIs I‘roIn goin' in swimmin' and the fol.
lci‘s sent me up to see if you'd take
i illll' away from here."
Brown was rather pioancd with the
odd demand and he had the boy watch
his car while he ran down to the river
blink and advise the young lady of the
request the boys were making. When
he returned to the car. he. told the boy
that he and his companions could go
right ahead with their swimming and.
that the young lady had named not to
look their way. The boy then returned
to his companions only to come back
to Brown's few minutes later.
"Hey." said the boy.
“Well. my son. what is it new?"
asked Brown.
her not lookiu' but the Mien say that
she's no diluent from other women
and they dessen't trust her.“ wNormnn
at Mack's moon‘stmmy.
. .GIAOi esaIsH Mons.
Hiram 30mm“. a mlddler at . the
General Theological Seminary. and
well knows in XIII-train, assisted the
router It the 10:80 service yesterday.
Friday next. nichselmss hey. there
will be a When of the Holy Cour
aunts: at All.
‘ The Int of tile fell musical services
film out Tuesday III 7 It s.
3 choir will render ‘
o‘ c lock. ‘
nylon Hose t‘o., tonrolrow night, i
i
who:
G .
Smith's house have moved to Orchnrd‘
5 day night in the Opera house after waI
ivory successful performances and two'
3 high ordcr.
{tarmac '1‘. Smith. who
‘I‘IIri‘S Ru} mond. the unusual IllIcIioI,
{In their pains: skin; efforts in perpara
lilo
liund
nlug along beside it counII v stream lho'
t'rlcud down there on the rivcrl
“That's all right what you said about -
STAMFORD
\V'c cannot say positively that
the first furnace we ever made
(in 1861) is still in use, but we
are still furnishing parts for fur-
Ebenezer Morebouse continues on
the invalid list. .
. M ,
Edgar i3. Perry has I‘eceovored‘from
a few days’ illness.
Master Clarence Reeds
chased II bicycle.
has
it
our
of Mr. and Mrs (3. Drew. '
Mrs. George iii: an; daughter, are
Spending a few days in Bethel.
Work has started on the new Faul-
heben barn. by ContractorbenjaIntn
Coiley.
J. H. MoCarthyand J. C. Fanton
have returned treat a fishing trip to
bong island. ‘
A umber ot.Norwaik people were
entertainer] yesterday. at the Banks'
place, in Godfrey street.
dates oi the pattern of 1869; so
you can see they are pretty tough. I Mr. and Mm smlwfimdmy.
And the Stamford Furnaces oil
today are so much heavier and oi
so much better construction that
it may be they will never wear'
out.
FOR SALE BY
I
Horace R. Nash
Corner North Main and West “rests.
Nor.
ANAAN
The Y. M. (.7. minslrels closed Fri-
II! 1le largest andicnccs cvcr connrcxu-
tcd in the Opera house. The circle
work was complete in itself. full of
sparkling local jokcs. and the
(lHil‘llil't‘i’i in il fill!" llllll‘lllt‘l‘,
ot the songs. The audience was ren-
pensive IInd applauded cvery number
to tho limit Particular credit is due
con: iIIIi.
log the shoe and soul“ in vIIIiI excel»
lent IIIIIIIIIII Thc Iniustrcls “t‘lt‘ :le-II
.eundu tho .IIIsplI cs ol the\ onus “on a
Club for the “CDC!“ ol’ the Liln‘hry
\iuinicuence land. Thomas McGratiI
“as the slaac manager and the paru-f
Idil‘i-i for the comic songs were written
t'by L. F‘. (ln-lbcl. Edward lluticdgc. (i.
'1‘. Smith SIII'lIuleI McKenzie and Wilfi
liuui lcheIill were the end men and
' Lewis P. (iricbel was the interlocutor.
i The woman who wants a housework
or generally has success with a Son
Iinel want ad
Ml!
i Lovsas
. “The Place"
‘Ladies’
Fall Shoes
Newest Designs in 16
Button Boots
Tan Russia Cali
Gun Metal Calf
Clarice $3
Vsiois $2.50
:Cross $35044
College Girl 54
solos}
and chorus work were artistic and I)“
The orchestra plaicd the:
and were:
‘cquuliy good in the instrumental workj
around the various blocks of this quiet"
and '
Mrs. Leslie has returned to New
York, after a two weeks’ visit with
m
Miss Florence Banks returned to
\eileI Forge. after an own Sunda‘
.vlait at her home in Noxiield.
Miss Lucie Tompkins has returned
III New Cohann, allcr several days vis-
it with .\ir. and Mrs. W. H. Finch.
Mrs. Payton and Mrs. William Gur-
rv, have returned to New York after
several days visit with hirs-l).("l.(?hase‘
and Mrs. C. H. Smileid.
E. iafcyeltc liecns. who has spent
two months in ISoutiniclI and Wont-
deld. Mass. rclnl‘hed home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Her-us and son were over
Sunday guests of Mrs. Iieeus‘ mother.
hm South Norwulk.
.i. ii. Snyder returned from II week’s
.stay in Readinli, Pa. last evening. Mr.
Clark Mclaaughiin who has been spcnd-
.iug aeroral days with his sister. Mrs;
;.l. H. Snyder. has returned to his
‘Ihomc in Shippunsbcnz. i‘II.
»HOW THE BOY GOT THE PLACE!
A ccnticmuu advertised for a boy.
and nearly fifty came to see him. Out
of the whole number,
‘and dismissed the real.
"i siIoIlIl like to know." said
friend, "why yuinfliickml out that 903‘.
who had not a alncic rccoInmondetlou?
he chose one.
WW 3 ‘ . _
Miss Hein, of New York, is the guest .
I I
* lililiillliili III L
Biifliiiil iiiiliiiiii
No Sick Headache. Biiious Stomach“
Coated Tongue or (terminated
Bowels by Morning
V
Turn the rascals outwthe headache.
the biliouuness, the indigestion, the|
sick. sour stomach and foul gaseswl
turn them out tonight and keep thorn
outwith Cnscnrots.
Millions a; men and women take a
()uscuret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
“veridlmod bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day of distress.
Let Onacemts cleanse and regulate
youI stomach; IemoIe the soul. undi-
gested and fermenting food and that
mlsory- making gas; take the excess
bile from your liter and carry- out of
the system all the decompor-Ied waste
matterhnd poison in the intestines
and bowels. Then you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work 'Ivhlle you sleep. A lil-cent box
iroln any drug store means a clear
head and chccri'uluesa for months.
Children love to take Cascarets be-
cause they taste good«never gripe or
sicken.
A
The men that has just. eaten onions
should not breathe it to a soul.—
Washington Herald,
T‘s‘tuuoua CALL no
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K
Shorellhmers and All Kinds at
Sea Food Cooked to Order
an i. ll’iiiilliill. IIIII.
Feuwick Optical Co.
"You are ruisiakcn." suid the Itcmlc-
man; “he had .-I arcnl mun) iiI-slpcd
his feet whcn he came in and closed
was careful.
“lie [lIH‘ his soul instantly
elderly portion.
.thoughtlui and kind.
(up. and answered
manly. .
i {He pickch one book i had purpose
In laid on the lloor. :Iud rcpluccd it
upon tlIc table; and he waited quietly
Ifor his turn instead of pushing and
lcrowIlluIt. showing that be “M hun-
i orable and crown
“When i tallch in him I noticed that
. his (lollies III-re brushed and his hair
in order.
“Don't you call those little things
recommendations? i do; and i would
give more for ‘whai i can tell about a
liIoI by using my eyes than for all the
letters he run brinizf “Apples of Gold.
i once not a man to take out II moon
pound life policy. and he met with II
fatal accident within a week.
You must have wished your persua-
siona had been less successflui.
“Oh‘. i don‘t know. You sec. 1 mar-
ried the widow.whondou Opinion.
cuicuzsrnt s LLS
to an
He took olf his
my questions
. e
‘ n .
exto-hlade
Razor
4: Just II and plain laser.
or s “safety.” as you enter.
Issliy strapped, keen. moan-
shsvlm blades. Ask to en-
amiss one.
STYLE A. $2
:KRYPTOK
the door niIII lIiIII. showing that in“
showinc that ho was!
I’M/WW Bl-FOOil
EYES EXAMINED FREE
. AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Mooney and Asturdsy evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Booth Nev-walk
W1
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellen luvs Pier
88. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street), every day (ex.
cept Sunder). at i p In. Freight
received at Remit no to 4 n.
m and South Norwsik us to 6: as
ll. I.
Norwslk Steamboat Company
AIIMII. J. with. c. c. Honest“.
Lessee consul Am
you TAKE no CHANCE
when you buy I
Stewart
.Stove
We will refund money after 30
days’ use. if not satisfied.
' I
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Prices from
$19 to $55
A. J. AN‘GEVINE 8:
SON CO.
M1“ ““14le If.
iiiiiliiiN HilliSi
douvsurton
interestinaasthering to Be Held in
New London, October 26.
The State convention of the Daugh-
tors of the American Revolution will
be held in New London. Thursday, Oct.
26. The committee from Lucretia
Show Chapter, New London, has a!
ready perfected many of the arrange»
ments for entertaining the 600 to 700
delegates expected.
Formal acceptance has been re- I
ceived from Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin -
Lydia E. Pin
0! the invitation to attend and address By
the convention. Gov. Baldwin will Vegetable compound
Ottumwa. Iowa. .——“‘Fat‘ ”
J; a.
be attended by his staff, and arrange
Incuts Inc now under way for the Gov
‘he list of speakers now being ar
ranged for will lnclde several other,
prominent men. including Terence v.;
Powderiy. former head oi. the Knights.
of Labor and later connected with the
national department of immigration.
Mr. Powderiy will speak on "Immigrary
tion," a subject in which the Dough-l
tors of the American Revolution have?
shown much interest and done slice-i
tive work for some time past. it is}
expected that another national anthor— i-Iogemgpmyr duty to tell .
ity‘on the subject will also speak Im My ma, 1. full Mug?“ W
There will be but one colon of the enter my cure."-M rs
, .{mnn manamm‘
contention, to be held Thursday after . 0 we. ow .
IT
noon in the Second Congregational: . -.
church. Previous to this session thei Consider This Adm
visiting delegates will be entertained KO woman should submitto .
s1 operation, which may mean
until she has given L a E.‘
i Vegetable Compoun a fair trieh
i This famous medicine, made
1mm roots and herbs, has for
gate proved to be the most “in ,
hit: and invigorator of the . ~
organism. Women real in ~
every city and town in
States beat willing mu
“Shy. Harry. wait 5 the best waI tol wonderful virtue of Lydia.
team a girl how to swim?“ asked the- hams Vegetable Oompo
Brant. “L
‘ In
“rat off you pulai llIcrforadvico. Herod
jconfidentiahusd «wish
at luncheon. which will be served in. 0
two of the New London churches.
THE DiFFEKIéNCE.
A prominent lawyer of Now York
cit\ once 0 etheard the following conrl
Iersation b tween two bms of the:
street. (Newsboys. )l
younger one.
"DIII‘s a (bin: h
ycr left and under nor waist and you
gently takes her left hsnIi—~——' |
"(Tome ooh-she my Sister." l
“Aw push her off the diuriLN-‘XOF‘!
man E. Mack‘s Nazionai Monthly. l
LOVINGCUP FOR MR.'W
Rev. James Benton Werner, f'
""‘“‘—‘ lo' Stamford now rector of
HOW OBTUSE church. Norwalk. was surprise
" ‘Hc was IerI bashful and she tIiedi week. when he found twenty me
to make it can) for him. They were; of the former Round Table Clubi
driving along the seashore and she be. session of his study. They pro,
came silent for a time. “What's the: to present to him as a tel-ten of
matter.“ he asked. ‘esteem. a superb loving-cup. -! ate .
“()3 1 {col blue." she replied. “no-I silver, gold lined. which stands 13
body lovcs Inc and my hands are cold.“‘ ches high. is mounted on an
“You should not say that." was his base. and is suitably inscribed,
word of consolation. “for iod iovcsi
you, and your mother loves you. and‘ ..“ hy dont Grace Speak to
i'II can sit on your handsF—‘Normani “Marne'asked’ Grace to“:
E. Mack's National Monthly. ‘ ”198‘" “in George and h“
-‘i :‘Wzllil:she wanted his
The Celebrated $3.5
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore & (20..
sNorIII mm as. humus i
Does Your Roof Quid: WH
The Century Compound: I SUF F .
STOPO ALL LIAKO
O . _
We guarantee the weather wear oi _
Iwith th
; ~.— .
I DAVID w. an -
Funeral Director and
19 North Main Smut. 80"};
Residence, 5 Washington,
Telephone at office, M ..
Telephone at My
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our Compound for three years. Write »
for estimates. Correspondence solth
lied.
Gunny Roofing 00.. Inc.
as Washington It. South Net-wall-
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
ssnvrcs mo cums: up 1'0 oars
ssrzs s: can DAV sun urwsao
‘ SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALI. “I
CityNationalek
TRANIICT‘. A BIKINI“. lANKlNfl
IUIiNIOI AND OFFER. EVERY
FACILITY BONNIT‘N‘I‘.
erH sauna
“name
0 1 III in and Profits
«com ”ntiil'm.“
Isis Deposit louse I! and u per you
“mm H. MATHIWION. Pres.
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PMMKIOK H. ROWAN.“ m We.
YIILF‘BID IWWILL MM
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AIL! CAN I! HA3.
SUCH EAIY TI“
Norwalk Chronicler