. was summoned to South Norwalk y-Iea
. terday by the serious Illness of her,
as
'rHs ass-r caocoLA‘rds
mo aoN sons
3). _ ALI. «mos or i
' esznv Pnoouc'ra
F." A. LANE
V I N O L
The modern TONIC ICON-
STRUOTOR containing or audio
Inal effing???“ oLW Livy
era w " Ila
“’ ‘ ‘ “‘s’iili only to:
P. H. IAXTIR
it Rift!“ I-‘t‘uo
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Anderson's . WWW' .
Launches and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kilntls of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shall Point, Norwalk
Charles Buek..lr.
‘ ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN 81'. NORWALK
Tolephonogz Office. 901; MM... 21-3
Mrs. Eugene Hendrix. of Weston.
brothet- in- law, Adeibert Patrick.
A. C Fetherstone. former proprietor
of the City Hotel, and wife left for
Stamford, todat where they will:
make their home for the present. i
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Ophir Chapter. No. 52. Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold its semi- month~
ly business meeting, this evening, in
the masonic temple, in South Main:
Sil‘t‘Ql.
There was a regular meeting of the_’
Mintz's store closes at l n. m..
morrow. Kindly shop during
morning
ilumholt Lodge. No 6 O. D. H 8.,
will hold its monthly business meet-
.,lug Friday evening. '
All the stores In South Norwaik will 3
close tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock
In honor of Columbus day.
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Mr. and hire. Walter Clarence lly-|
era will observe the first anulvcruury;
'of lilt'il‘ marriage. tomorrow.
‘ K .Ii‘i’lW
Mr. Young Man. ..
R Your Consideratirm, 7
Mr. Man l- And You. too.
» JAM w in
Its care in buyin,
for a single state. .
Wc' rc here to serve you this fall with clothing
that sets a standard which will be hard to equal*
elsewhere—mot only standards of value. but
standards of style—standards of cxclusivencss
for which there is no tax made.
Suits, $10 to $30.
Overcoats. $10 to $35.
Everything in furnishing goods rightly
priced.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
It isn’ t charter: or luck that has made this store
the standard in value giving for the man or the
young man who wants a distinctive style and
classiness' in his clothes-qt a fixed price.
backed by a three-fold buying
power that cash ea us to get a little better price
on most everything—over the man who buys
"Miss Charlollusahol Franks Bo-
NEL
Wiliiil Ill llililllllli
' _t_l_l_t_i_t_s_l cttttt
comes the Bride of Harold
Torrey Murray
Wedding bells chimed again yester-
dtty, for the aecond time thin fall, in
the family of Mr. and hire. (i. A.
it‘raoke. of iluzel street. when their
necond daughter wall married. Miss
Charlotte illu'bel F‘ranko wau wed at
3:30 p. m. to Harold Torrey Murray.
non of Mr. and Mrs. George Murray,
of Warren alreel. at the Norwalk Bap~
lint Church.
The ceremony was attended by
merely the friends and relatives of the
lcontracliuu couples and though the
Jervlce was simple. it was especially
beautiful. The church had been prot-
tily decorated by Florist Howard V.
Pink Stamp Da:
3*
Thursday. October 12th
10 Stamps Free 10
TEAS
COFFEES EGGS
BUTTER
WINES
LIQUORS
88 l 88 WASHINGTON 8T.
Worden. palms and chrysauthetnumn
being nicely arranged for effect.
The bride was prettily attired in l
bluelravcling suit with a hat to match
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
Buy New Bedford Escailops
MONTAUK BLUES, WEAKS. SEA BASS. SNAPPER BLUES. HALI-
The" wedltly business meeting of IUT, STEAK COD. HAKE. SOFT CHAOS. ROUND AND LONG CLAMB.
Fellowcraft club lust melting in thc' llutler Lodge No 97 l () 0 1r will GOMPO MILL POND OYOTERO.‘
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
“ERIE DELIVERY.
Masonic Tompk- iu Wall street at
which time routine business was trait-
sactcd.
Kirk Perkins. shipping clerk at the,
Lockwood Manufacturing company.
had his finger bitten by a rut Sutur-
day night while picking up n‘ trap‘
which contained a rodent.
I
The adoption degree was given a‘
rehearsal last evening by the team of
(.‘ockenoo Tribe, .\‘0. 32, i. f). R. .\l.
The rehearsal was successful and
pleasing to the officers of the lodge. .‘
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of
Si. (leorltc. hold a regular bttalness‘
meeting last pruning in tho Alain
street quarlera. Regular business
was disposed of and nm'el‘lll caudi~
. dates were initiated.
Tomorrow being Columbus llay.
there will be no collection of garbage
by the street department. strum Sup-
erintendent Dan-lei Dunlop having
made other arrangements.
will enjoy a holiday.
'l’rosbyterlnn church. Bridgeport.
Thursday evening. October 29th.
, at Iioton Point.
The men .
be held this cloning, in its rooms int
, Washington street.
Congressman E. J. Hill will address
the Meu'u Brotherhood in the First
on!
- i‘iroworka at 8.:
I
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The semiannual meeting of tho
Not‘u‘ulk Lorine. No. 709, ii. I’. (I. It).
wfr ~aold itu uomlannuul meeting.
this evening. in the home. In South
‘ Mulu street. i
. Mr. and Mrs. Joooph W. Rooney. oi:
\‘i'uuhluuton street. will observe the
first anniversary of their marriage. to-"
. morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Rooney are al-‘
ready receiving the congratulations
and best wishes of their many friends
-\. llwight Kcop Of the firth of l.
M. Layton it (To. inc... reports that
while ho was in the vicinity of the
llrooknldo school and chapel, yeaten
‘ day afternoon. he noticed a handsome
r' fawn playing in the fields in that not"
Chief Thomua Loalhorluud, of the
Norwalk police Iorco, receive-d a com
municutiou from the sheriff ol‘ Wear
port. Eli l3. Mead. yet-ilerdny, to the
effect that u upped boat had been
stolen from the moot-luau in Westpol't
on October 6th, and that the craft has
not been recovered.
The Southern
\‘ow England Tel»-
phono (‘I oiupany Ilflil tanned invitationsi
to the public to Hall the new lolp-I
phone excllanuo building in Worthing-
ton street, on Friday next from ill a.
in. to ‘10 p. m. Ilopreuentatlvoa of
the company will be on hand to ex- ‘
plain the system and demonstrate itu
‘ opt-rat Ion.
linunor Council. No. M. Daughters
of Liberty, will nwet in regular limi-
allon tomorrow nllrht, at which limo
five candidates will be ahown the rays-
ieriea of the order Every member in
urged to Ibo'prouont. Mombora taking
part in degree work are requoalod to
the on hand his early all possible. Ar-
rangements will also be made for min-
oirel ahow to be given in the near fu‘
ture.
Dr. Denlon'os sleeping garments for
children are made of a knit fabric
containing just enough clean. carded
wool to make It carry off the pursuit
ration of the body and to avoid the
clammy effect common to all garments
made exclusively of cotton. The“
sarments completely cover the little
ones; and will not cramp or bindls
the fabric gives with every movement
or the body. They are made In slow
on slur for children up to tan mrs
of age. Prim according to also. or:
sale-at N. ll. RyanlOon store.
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Trada It
lilillmliid
erValki
am we.
tiou. The animal which appeared to
iw lean than a year old. ran across
the road from the chuprd arid disapI
pearl-d in the woodland on tho former
lillo ll. I'aruone stock farm.
With the Norwalk high school foot-3
bail team there went on tho 1:30 train,
' this afternoon. a bowling. hmtinz. en'l
thuslamlc crowd of youth to cheer'
the local hoya in green and white to
victory when they meet the Danburyl
High achool In their first real game
of the neuron. lianbury has a team:
each year wlillh Norwalk atrlvoa to:
take a name or two from. but It in
uaualiy compound of some pretty goodl ,
alloclmens of athletes and as a whole
the team from the halting city In a
tough puposition. However. Nor-
wulk halt a better team than she has
had for some yearn and victory is
looked for by every member of the
I hiitll achool.
L
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o
Open a
Bank Account
with
VW°kit+inii§r
. {The
South Norwalk‘
Trust Cb.
30, Columbus-dis); ?
TELEPHONE 10..
Fail Gloves
Your Immediate Glove wants
can be supplied at once from
‘ our stock with good styles of
black and white, as well all
standard fun and brown.
Glaced Kid (llovcs. 'l‘an. illack.
White and (lrcy..01 and ”.50
Mauniah Walking tilovca. 'l‘an.
....................... 31.00
i‘hatuols (limes. natural color
..................... $1.00
hung White (ilaccd Kid mom.
for owning orraalona “$2.50
Lona flinch ”laced Glow-s ..t2
Also a full line of Fabric Cloves.
Black and colors. . .25 and 500
.I. I. Malletle
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
THAMER
OCULI 8T8 AND OPTICIANO
Wlisn you Coma to Us for Glasses
you are sure of a altillful, orien-
tiilc examination and Illyhunelt
opinion. We give you the lei“
vices of a skilled ()culist—
graduate phyalclanwto examine
your eye» without charge.
'07 Atlantic square. Otamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings
y
mares rurrLs soaralsso.
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Celebrated Sixteenth Anniversary of
his Birthday Monday Evanlng.
A surprise party was given John N.
Tattle. .lr., on Monday evening. at his
homo.£No. H Taylor avenue. in honor
of the sixteenth anniversary of his
birthday. The host received many use-
ful presents. Including: a piano from
his DII‘ODIJI. The evening was spent
in pinyin: same- and with music. Lat-
or all partook of tho refreshments, and
departed for their homes in the small
hours of yesterday morning.
Among the guests were Homer Law-
renoo Waite; Ponoth Florence Pon~
oth. icmma out Eddie Kllbln, John
Simpson Mr. Eat-lo. Mrs. Illario, Han
old Earle. Jr. Clara Real-don. Jennie
Rem-don. Mildred Wiloosson. Mrs. Wil-
couch. tic Chambers, Frank mad.
Icy. In'ss Tymil, Frederica alsrr.
Charles sardon. Eusono Sniff-a.
liltama Sulffon Ina Oliver. May Val
msl, George Holbler. John Cutout.
mun wreath. Elise Broadbam.
Charles Douala, Georg: Pickmns.
Ethel Brown, Mr. Wheeler, Ira.
Milli H
l
It Is ,No Longer
necesnaty for a portion to have an
nightly or uuwholosome teeth. The
modern method of filling vacant
sutures or removing badly decayed
tooth and Inserting a piece of bridge
work molten tin- nearer thankful ho is
lllin; in the 'l‘Wentieth Century
am able to produte the very best
bridge that ill" be made The) are
strong and aenicoahle match the re
mnlnlua teeth poricctly and fit no
well that the vicaror has no Iucouwn-
leave after they hate been inserted
and hill friends are not able to detott
the artificial from the natural teeth.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY:
16 South Main St. South Not-walk
Hours: 9 a. m. to I p. to. Sun-
days by appointment only.
QUALITY
WINS
Quality villi win out- -'thats why
there's a steady increase In the do
round! for our pure, uniformly excel
lent WINES. LIQUORO, COR-
DIALO, IIERB. ETC.
Quality and low price go hand In
hand heronou obtain not alone the
best your money will buy but you also
enjoy the most satisfactory of excel-
lent. prompt service.
Our phone In No. 401.
Pros Delivery Everywhere
Castellauo 8. Bardaai
Prompt Delivery lvsrywltara
Tel. 401. as Rallroad Ava.
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WIDDID IN NEW BRITAIN.
NEW BRITAIN. Oct. ll.-~Mlstl
Laura M. Prltchard. a former teacher
in the local public schools. and a grad-
uate of New Britain Normal School.
and Attorney William F. Mangan. St.
Thomas’ Berninary. 1900. and Yale Law
School, d909, were married this morn-
in; at St. Joseph a Church by Rev. Dr.
Richard F. Idooro. A solemn high
nuptial mass was ,oalohratsd.. the
priasfi onciallnc bow tissues)“ of
Attorney am Ian at on Thomas som-
isary. lies within his sitar rall-
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m was my new from m 7
Wham, Mrs. hroadlturst. an. aunt. ‘1 ’ '
and carried in beautiful bouquet of
' bride roses. .
3 The couple were unattended. the3
3almpllcity of detail being the wish of?
1both parties. :
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
3D0‘VIN 'l‘alhnadgc Van llorcu. pastor
to! the church. Alisa Frauke Wart given
fuway by her father and the single ring?
wervice was employed. ;
Airs Cheater II. Benedict, of Nor;
walk. prealded (harminsly at the or- 3
nan. rendering tho tarloua Weddinx'
compositions during the ceremony.
hire Murray to well known in all
‘Nolualk young pcople and has a great
many admiring friends She was for
molly the land kindergarten teacher
in iIil‘ (‘enter srltool of ‘Vtirnalk and
dotidcdh anueeaful in her accultu-
lion
3 Mr Murray is also one of the popu~
lnl young turn in Norwnlka SLNIQI}
Iilc la a member of tho Norwulk (‘ lab?
and was a former officer of the Round
table Club. of Norwalk, which hit-S but
recently gone out of existence. At
present Mr. Murary is employed as an
accountant in thc t‘on‘tplrollcr's office
;of the New York l.lfc IIIMII'KHII-l‘ (forn-
.pany. In New York city.
The couple dopartcd on an curly uf~
ternonn train and will attend their troll-
dint: trip of alum! two wceko touring
‘the Berkshires. Upon their return
the) will tulle up their residt'nlc in
the homo of the bride" 5 parents until
th completion of the new home whit h i
Mr. Murray is erecting In (‘atherinci
street. ' i
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PREPARED TO OPEN NEW MIL-'
FORD OIL FIELDS.
IIANIII‘RY. tict. ii,» The first until
nual meeting of the New l-Inglahd till?
and llovvlopnu-u t rouipan) has hold:
in limofiltc of J Aloha lice. \eaterul it. :
“hen the organization of the comw
Will) was twi‘i‘eriod and officers werci
olectod. The company. which was rrW
wally incorporated for Shittillll. intends I
to drill for petroleum oil and gas on
property owned by Sheldon ll. lich-
dricks ltt New Milford.
. .\li‘. Hendricks was (liet‘lt‘d pi’lxi»!
deal and tmtuuror n; the company and }
ill. 1’. \\'ooda. of Xlit‘tiiilcld. ita aet'l‘e-i
Itary,
Papers of incorporation have been,
filed in the office of the secretary of‘
Billie.
I‘M 000. of which till. 000 has been paid
In. I
i A large majority of the auhscriheml
for crock arr- rosidcnts of llanbury
and Non Milford. Some time ago Mr l
.lieudriclol liellt‘HHi that there uas3
introng Indhatluns of quantities of oil
|beneath the surface of Iiiti laud. bet
lcuuae of the oil w-hith appeared onl
;tho slllfaco. Ex xpetts. aho were on-
limited to examine the land aald that
iin all probability thorc has a quantity
2of oil in the ground how Milford is
named In the papers of incorporation.
as being the principal place of bnslw
“Mil. The incorpOrators were Sheldon
ll. Hendricks, Esra If, Hendricks and
J. Moos iverl. .
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iThe Reed 8: Volk
The capital Sititk Iu plat-ed a "
A.F.Beckmanu 81 Go.”
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
S
RIVER STREET
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the AirP Store
VERY BEST BUTTER. a pound
gETXRA FANCY POTATOES. a pack.
49-3 pound bag ........
AAP FLOUR.2
AAP FLOUR. a barrel
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON IT. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tat. No. 909. Dailvarlas 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
FANCY POTATOES. PECK .....
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PECK . ................... ».. .
EE the 1912 Model of the Easy- Run-
ning, Easy- Riding
MOYER CAR
DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST
OSCAR H. BANKS.
,Taiaphona 6814
scales-goa-
NORWALK, CONN.“
Air/I {.
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ion
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FREE DEL
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:l pits. Grandma‘s Pancake l-‘lour 25c f 3 pkgs. Post Toasties for ..... 25¢
3 pkga. Becker‘s Cream Oat- its bars llabbet's Naphthg,
meal ....................... 25c i Soup. for .............. "as.
3 pkgs. White Rose Uatmeal..25c ‘7 lbs Laundry Starch for.. .2“
ti lbs. Loose Oatmeal ......... 25c ‘ ll burs Ozone Soap .......... 250 I
SOLE AGENTS FOR WARD'S TIP TOP BREAD.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
i... -......_. .._........... w.“ -v— .
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUJ'I'LIIO
Phone sot-50 South Main Street
South Norwalk. Music Hall Block
-...,. wum«-mw fwww
FOR SALE
SOUTH NORWALK.
House, 7 rooms. improve-
ments; lot Tbxflllll; near
school and depot: trolley
and paved street. Price
35500.
I. M. Layton & Go.
Insurance A Baal Estate Agents
6 Railroad Avm. South Norwalk
it In expected that drilling will be
started within a month.
RODGERS FLYING AGAIN.
MARSHALL. Mo. Oct. ll.-~Avintor
Rodgers lefi the ground before ll favor-
able wind today. Intending to make no
atop before reaching Kantian 'City.
Fair skies and excellent nylnx
weather confronted Route”. the sea-
to~sea aviator who planned to fly to
Kansas City. 85 miles. before noon.
it was his plan to spend tonight In
KMIIIII! City. 1,488 miles from his start-
ing point. and tomorrow Ily to Parsons.
Kaua, 1:7 miles west of‘Kanans City.
He will follow the southern route to
the Pacific. thus avoiding the moun-
tains. .
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PAINTING CHURCH BPIRE.
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Captain Amzi Waters Has Difficult
Job at I'lrat Church.
Appearing as a little black speck
against the dull gray sky of today. Cap-
thin Amsl Waters. of Norwallt. is busi-
ly engaged painting the lofty steeple
of the Norwnllt Congregational Church «
on The Green. Swinging appawutly
so carelessly around the white tower
so far above tarra firms the local
stoopleiack is attracting no and of
attention.
He may host be seen from Wall
street. or High slmt. or Water street.
thoush at othor'vortloas of the town
than ls widow of the ample also.
Osptsla Water- la la a littls tin-sun's
chair «on; from the stimuli of the
in tin. sway. as uncon-
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' The Celebrated $3. 50 A,
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PHONE 8334
WELLER
Safety Razo
for 50c
Call at our store and examine
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 8:
DRUGOIOTI
8 North Main 8!... Bo. Norwafll
Does Your Rodi Lo 3
The Century COmpo I
store ALL LsAKs .
650 A GALLON 05c A GALLON»
We guarantee the Weather weir
our Compound for three years. Writs,
for estimates. Correspondence solidi?
it'd.
Century Roofing 60.. Inc.
as Washington It. until «smile
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CityNatioual I lll‘
Tnausaors a ashanAt. ml
susmuss AND orrsas I VIII
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