to p‘ny for one pair of rubbpr boots
it.—~u pair that will last
fishing boots made are the
"Boston" Hub
Warrior Boots
comfortable. We have made a
men's boots for over 50 years.
what you want,
Look
OWAYTON
The l'hilathea Class of the Metho-
dist (‘hnrch will meet at the home of
Miss Mary llart, this evening,
A new hot water furnace has just
been installed in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Frederick Ambler, oi‘ Rowdy-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘. lrving Ferris. Jesse
'M. Norris and William ii. Hall. of New
York, have been spending a few days
at licilc. island.
it. Percy Chittentleu. who has been
ocuupylng his cottage at Toheneke, re—
turned to New York city today, with
his l‘mnily for lie winter.
Harvest supper and soc. iai at M. ii.
('hupt'i, Friday night. 21'11'.
Ambler. who is a student at
511111111 university. has been spend-
'l‘l‘acy
“‘1'
inn a few days til lll(‘ home at his pur-
cnla. in “(1111111111111111111111.
’i‘oumine.
sister. \lrs.
Miss ii. A.
visiting her Frederick ll.
“2111. of Raymond street. for the past
month, has rolnrncd to her ilOlllt.‘ in
Nut York cil)‘.
Mrs. :11. M. Prescott received a pres-
ent of a box of prime huff ('lrplnittonsl
or l’awliug.'
from Mrs. l.. l). Snckerl.
N. Y,. who i’orlncl'l) lived in the W.
1!. Lockwood homestead at lirooksidc.
'l‘.".'1ce_\' ll, Ambler. son of Mr. and
Mm. \\'. l~‘. Ambler. now attending
Wesleyan i'nlvcrsit1. has sent word
that l1e“n1udc" the Wesleyan till-11
(Elub ycslcl‘titly. Mr. Ambler is well
known as a vocalist and it is quite 11
difficult proposition to be chosen for
the glue club. ills friends are pleased
to hear of his success and wish him
well.
w"-.. a...
The people of Tokcncke and vicinity
are inking a great. deal of interest in
the coming marriage of Richard be
(ialilbnne. lite Well-known pool, to Miss
Ilclon Perry, also a summer resident
of ’l‘okcnellc.
to have the ceremony performed at
high noon on Friday, the 27111 inst. at
the resilience of M-i‘. Letlulilenne.
'l‘hort1 will be. a large number of cele-
brities la the literary world in attend-
uucc. us both the bride and groom are
well known liilli popular contributors
to the various periodicals throughout
the country.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
While working on the roof of Alvah
Wood's home, Monday. Jack Callahan
fell from the roof and suffered a badly
cut thumb.
1.
Jones a: Valentine have sold to if.
ficrhey. of New York, the it‘.
Soldiers” llomc. There are a house
and burn and one acre of land in the
-. “ugh...“ “W_M.
Hunting
Shpphes
Guns, Ammunition, Traps, etc.
Schlichting Bros. 81 Co.
Cor. mllmd Aw. I mtn In. Burton
select tin-mm my. unto. him
,. to.
Get a good pair. while you are about
We believe that the best all-round
This is our famous nli- duck lino; strong, serviceable.
and you get it in our
“Boston ” Warrior Boots.
Trade-Mark
It appears on all our boots
and shoes.
. fValentine, of llnrien.
’len with the surface water and con-
i
paid the rent. and will vacate Novurn-‘ ,
l .of ionuecticnt.
1 companies hero.
who has been
i
I .
loot deep in tile cellar.
1bccn suspended.
Plans have bccn mulle‘
.puuy has been awarded 11 contract furl
S. :Selieclt '
place, on Noroton Heights. near the'
specialty of fisher-
Wo know exactly
for the Hub
Mill IlllIEl IRE Bil.
lost-n, Ian. 1
property.
800.
The consideration was $4,-
Mrs. .l. W. Pnrdy and her daughter
llelcn. of Orange, N. .l,, are vlsltnu
with Mrs. Purdy‘s mother. Mrs. H, E.
l12vor1‘11'he1'e are results of the ra-
ccut rains. All the streams are swol-
llnuc to rush through the fields with.
nuwontcd force.
Now that the postaisavings s1 stem!
lwhlch has been established at the Nor
oton llciuhts post- office. is mote gen
orally uuder.stotxl the business is be;
ginning to increase
llanfortl Smith served a tllsposcss
warrant. Monday on Frank Sarina:
who “11-11 in the house of fumes il11s-.‘
co. in llaricn. 'l‘l1e,.fumiiy had not
her 2. 1
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‘ .l. S. (lathe:- spent Monday in Slanr'
ford. H11 11"cnt on a special misaiou for.
the tire c11111pnnywto examine hosc
used by the Stamford fire department.
with a view to buying material for the
A consiunmcnl of walcr pipes has
been received by the contractor at1
work on the foundation of the new
bank building. The water is still a
and work has
t‘, it). lloulon is still at work on the
contract he received from A. ll. ileu-
l1'. to install healing and plumbing 111‘
his three houses on his estate at Poll I
lquuu’. N Y. lloulon has been worklus'
on the job all through the summer.
_._...._.___.
The new steam road roller for the
town has arrived and is being assem-
bled by a mechanic from the factory:
The machiut1 was built by the Buffalo
Strum Roth-1' (‘111upuuy. of Buffalo. \
Y.. and is a fine piece of wm'k1n11nsl1ip.
A meeting has been called b1
1Noroton Hook and Ladder ‘
for October 27 at it p. m. This is for
the 111111.1111111 the 111111. of forming a non
partisan organization l'o1'tl111 pr-omnt.
ion of the. 11111111111. ot’ the 101111 in all‘
legitimate ways. 1
l
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(‘111111111111 1
w..-
Wilbur (lulner had a hm d llsht lust
3111111111 to keep his seat on his motor 3
mole. wbib1 timing it from Norolon
liclshts to Stamford. The mud on the,
roads was very deep after tho heavy
rain. and the wheels skidded all nionut
them, ncul'ly throwing him all many
times.
W—a—u...
'l‘hv1 New Haven Contracting t‘nm-i
"raising tho Pout road from the llurlen
bridge to Miloy avenue. in some
blows. the height will be. ulshtegn
Iinchos. A steam roller 111111 received
l'11 the company Monday. by freight.
for use on the “road.
a..." _..._......
The llK‘lll’lllt‘lllllPl‘fl of H111 Birth|
fCompany. t‘. .1. l‘.. 1‘. N. (1., of whom
' there are several, are making prepara-
tions for tho beginning of The drill
11111111011, November 7th. The boys are
not. at pll displeased that this season
has arrived as the fun they not in the
.Norwalk armory with their follow
lmombtu‘s more. than reunites for the
time expended.
Work on the construction of the new
bank building in Railroad Placo has
been brought to an abrupt stop by rea-
son of the flow of surface water which
this the cellar faster than it can be
pumped out. Yesterday there was six
:lnohu of water in the excavation and
the draining lauds dero contributing
more as the hours rolled by. The col-
lar proper has been completed and
work was to have started on the erec-
tion of brick piers for the support of
the floor, but the flooding of the bot-
tom prevented this. A couple of at-
tmpts were made to pump the water
out, but it returned, again interrupting
"to work.
W
1n; woman woo wants a hallmark-
sr morally has success with a Ion
1111111 want ad.
champions now need but a single game
.11s111rd111' afternoon win-11 for :11) min-
' second team
' back;
BAT MATTY OUT OF BOX
Fultllad. of Ten Hits, Six of Thom
Two-Bugger» th Third Straight
for Athloticl. ‘
i’illLAlmlli’HlA... Oct. 25.~--llittlng
the great Mathewson to all corners of
“10109;“. the Philadelphia Athletics
defeated the New York (llauts at
Shibo Park yesterday afternoon for the
third successive little by the. score of
4 to " and the American League
H1
to again give them the. world‘s base.
bull honors for the second your to sue-
cession. The victorious team not only
outbnllod the champions of the Na-
tional League, but also outileldod them
and showed more alertness on the
bases.
it was a finely played name, sonsu~
lloual in s1iots,,1111tl gave the home
crowd plenty of opportunity to cheer.
New York not the jump in the first
inning. but the Athletics came truth
behind, passed them in a fierce on-
slaught in the1 fourth inning, and Were.
never again bended. Nearly 2.3.000
people witnessed the contest.
Dyson Defeats Jones With Ease.
NEW YORK (it-.1 2.S,——-Wllile .lonéls.
the Pride of lirookiy u. ' was outpoint-
ed last night at Brown's gymnasium
by Young Dyson in one of the best
feutberwelftht battles seen here in a
long time. it was Dyson's first 311-
pearuuce in the rim: since last spring.
and he showed 1111 wall in the latter:
11ml of lip» lulnl For the first three
rounds tht1 milling was even while1
Jones had it on “111011 in the foutth
and filth rounds As the light
11111-1
ILtl'casud Dyson appeared in i111 geltlnn
lslronuer and stronger
all the ”HIP.-
'i'hc bell saved 11111 ilrookl1n hid in
tho lentil lound when he appureull1
Y'11as ‘all in." R111 (‘a111111. of No“
H1110". the amateur ltnnlnm champion!
was in Young Dyson's
corner.
l
Yale Eleven in Stiff Practice.
.\‘l'2\\' il.-\\'i9.\' licl The Yale
varsity football 11111111 11:1.1 allou Ulll‘
of the. stiffcsl practices of the. season
.w
1
nil-s they 11'1-1'11 lined up against the
run by Quarterback
Siroul with :1 backllcltl made up of
old varsity players, licul‘y Whoulou.
the Navy coach. was at right half-
uni \‘ecticr at full.
1111111 l'onch iv'istier at left halfback.
t‘uplaln lione did not play with the
varsity and Mm‘l‘ill ran the team. all.
the other positions 111-1'1' filled by lb“
regular 1111111.
The ball was given lo the second
team ililfl put into play at the center;
111‘ the field. The graduate buck llclti
played up 111 their old time sitilidal‘ll;
and by 11 series of end runs and
‘fllllflfiili'fi lhrcugh the illlf.‘ look the bali1
down the field to the varsity's one!
yard line where it was last on downsu
the regulars taking a brace. i'htihln‘
‘punled out of danger and for the to .
mainiux 1.. minutes 111 111111 the hull
llit'lLtilth‘d hm k and forth. K.
Prior to the sciimmaizo there was a;
short set 11-1 111' urine and scwial new
plu_1s 1'1111 ll11'_nugn The forward pass
‘also came in for u lot of attention.
A FAMOUS RACE.
The neutral race oven 11111 on the‘
Mississippi 111111 betwwn the Natchez
a boat built in t‘iuttnnull and tom-1
maudud by t‘apt. 'i', i'. Leatheis. and
a New Albany bout. the Robert i111
Lee, under l‘upt. John W l‘anuon
There was spll‘licd rivalry between,
the two vessels. and then the Natchez;
made the fastest time on record biri
tween New ' ()l‘it'illli‘l and 81. 1.01111!
ti,'.'1‘ii miles in three days. 21 hours
and hit minutes) tlapt (.‘anuon ml
solved to beat it. its «pinged ihe'
steamer Frank l’aruoud and scvcrah
fuel boats and arranged for them to
meet him at various polo-ts up the
river with wood and coal. Then he
il111d ids boat cleared of all her upper
111'111k1-1 llkt'il to catch the wind or:
maki- lhe vessel heavier.
tin Tillll‘hlill)’. June 20,
this”. 11. 111.. the Robert i'I. i.11o steamed.
out of New Orleans. The Natchez;
followad five minutes later. The raw
had- been advertised in advance and
was now awaited with gathering ln~l
teresl. at all the river towns. Large
crowds ware assembled at Nutt'heu.1
Vicksburg. liaison 11.115111111115113
planes.
Between (‘airo and St. Louis lhoi
Natchez alterwaul claimed to have.
lost 111111111 hours and one minute uni
accountant ton and broken nil-1
chineri'. The Robert Iii. Leo, how-l
ever. was not delayed. and arrived in
St. Louis 33 minutes ahead of the’
previous record establlsiml by her
competitor. Fifty thousand personal
from the houutups. the levee and the.1
decks of other steamers welcomed the
winner as she steamed into port.
Capt. lino-non was the lion ot‘ the hour.
The business man gave a banquet in
his lu1no1'.~--’I‘r11vei lilagallne.
What pleases you in othenwlli to
general plus. their: in
1870. at 1
1
9 .
a...-
.l.lt' 1 "
@liiduira 1111:1111 “
Delay Hal Bun “Dangerous in South
South Norwulk, Conn. says:
not been its well in two years as l
have since taking bonus Kidney Pills.
i regret that i did not learn of this
medicine when l was first taken with
kidney trouble. for it would have spar-
ed the much suffering.
but a low doses before i received great
relief and the1 contents of two boxes
improved my condition wonderfully. l
advise other persons suffering as i did
to gut. Dean‘s Kidney Pills at Plulsted'si
on June 22. 1911. she said:
This remedy certainly did good work
in my case."
cents.
New York, sole agents for tht1 United land
1 And
l
‘50 hard to beilcrc if everionc
."tlooll morning. .\i1'.
3 l
1 harder
1111-! Fresh ‘ '-
' South Namath.
Alli; 11111th1
«gNorw-lik.
Do the right thing at. the right tithe.
Act quickly lllrilllie of dunner.
Batikucim is kidney danger.
Dean’s Kidney Pills act quickly.
Plenty of evidence to prove this.
Mrs. .i.- Flugg, 146 Spring street
“I have
i had taken
Drug Store and give them a trial.“——
(Statement given April 26, 1901i.)
flu-Endorsement.
When Mrs. Flags was interviewed
‘l am only}
too‘wllling to confirm my former state.
ment, regarding Doan‘s Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster-Milburn Co. ..
States. 1
Buffalo, . ii nbbeii.
“l
May Be Made Strong at Smal
Expense and .‘No Risk
There are hundreds of women int
this inity. weak. thin. run-down. 1
tired t and nérvons. flush women}
need Vliio‘l 1111111111 much as did Mm;
June Popper. of 28.07 Howard streetv
San Francisco, Cat. Who says:
“i bare; and Vino! for some than
with particularly gratifying results ll
was run. down. mph. and debilitated.
and my sputum was gone After tau-1
lug several bottles of Vinol I found
my condition greatly improved. and
do not hesitate to “continent! Vinol
l
l
.to anyone similarly affected.” 1
Vinol is not a secret nostrum. but
a delicious cod liver and iron tonici
without all. which will create an ap—i
petite. tone up the digestive (mans.1
make pure blood and em“ strength. 1‘
Try a bottle of Ylnol with the un-
dorstuudlng that your money will be
returned if it does not help you.
Prankl-L lluxtor.l)1ugulst,SoNurwaik
W...—
REM. ESTATE TRANsFERB.
The following real estate sales l1n1u
been recorded with Town Clerk Her
bert R. Smith for the past 11':eelt .
Edward E. tlorham and site to- line
sell [13. Morgan. building lot, East ave ‘
nue. War.
Sylvester l’
Bowen to William B 1
lot and buildings. Belle ls
War.
Abraham Harris to Thomas i..l.o1ve
Hemcmhsr' the name —l)oan 11-— and and loscph it \Vclch. of ii idgeport,
take no other.
i
iNDlAN NAMES.
The indialts have u unecr way
running their braves.
was not a lourlcss rider would
culled.
Horses.“ One who had
eyes might be known as
E111." Another,
too law. would he wry likely to catch
the name of "'l‘raliing Blanket."
i wonder how this plan would
for naming children.
tie Sue wouldn't be more tidy in her
person if she knew she1 had to be
called “The
what do you suppose. lluriy
nouid think about telling somo1 things
who
the street Were to any
'l‘unxie-Tonguc?"
sine that Dick would in
to he manly lfqltis leather
(‘illll’ll his name on the roll. ‘:Richsrd
Apr-21111111.. And there would be.
no num- book». for mounts to pick
of
incl hint or.
lllll
from tar floor for Frank if he Were
punished with such 71 names as
Evervlhunt-(intro! its-Place." ~
chlmuo.
A SENTlNEL WANT AD. WILL
11111111 you in exchanging somtthins‘
you‘ve ceased to 11111 ii for some
thing 11111'111 come to need. And in
thin direction the classified ads. do
some of their rcuifriondnmking work
no
1. M. Layton & Co.
lNC.
REAL ESTATE Q lNSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad AV.-v to. Norwalk
Also Steamship Agents for Old
llomiulun Lino. (‘lyde Line. 8n-
1‘uunal1 Line and Mallory Line.
to all points South.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully WP.“
ELECTRICAL SHOP
lath-Town
AUTO BUFPLIIO
Phone 805~ 50 South Main street
Music Hall Bloch
.1. .
TILEPHONE CALL 720
‘llllRlllN HilllS
(Gregory mama)
I A‘ I 1' N O R W A I. K
lsmnlmrunll Afllludsol
Sea Food (loom lo‘llrllsr
Jillll L ll'lllilillll. Pilili’.
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
OTOFI ALL LINK.
550 A GALLON Ibo A GALLON
W0 spatula tho intlm our of
our Compound for than yours. Write
for «donut. Correspondent. .s’ollti
M
.m .111
i
‘lol.
1‘ Suites
“‘0' kw“ five acres. Toilsome. avenue.
"Eagle-t
whose blanket hung the
do‘
I wonder if lilo
(llrLWltll Dirty Nuils."‘
llny strcct Wul.
tillbia B Kellogg to Lala1ette W.
building lot. Bartlett Parks.
j.Wlir
Leweilyn June to Edwin l.. Monroe.
War.
Estate of William iluchanan to Paul.
. Andrews, land and buildings. Fair
field "avenue. Quit claim.
Linda 1-}. Chamberlain to Edmond ll.
Browne. of Brooklyn. Dog island. War
William $3. Hatfield and James ilunn .
Ito Mary Moriarty.
building lot. Pleas-
ant street. War.
The Sentinel Want Columns are fat
reaching in their lnllucnco~they may
aid you in solving many a problem.
Richmond
Ranges
‘Stand for highest quality of ma-‘
terial excellence in baking. good-1
appearance. durability. A fuel
saver
I
F. A. MITCHELL
MO US! FURNIOHII
CORNER WALL AND NW" '73-.
NOIWALK. CONN.
’Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
:The Celebrated $3. 50:
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore &_Co.l
DIUWITI
I North Mom 0!. lo. Numb:
SeeOur Big Stock,
...or...
CYLINDER
srovss
And malts yonrjtslertion before
cold weather comes. All sites
and prices.
Horace R. Nash
‘ 111. alumna
tharles F Sherwood to Joseph NH
1‘1" ““1“!“ “'00 to and wife let off Lexington avenue.
0" 2 War.
"11111-0111-1111n-Afmld-ol-lits.i
Members Entertainer! by Miss About
1 Fitch in South Norwalk
The first regular meeting of he
Voman‘s Study Club was held on
Monday evening at. the home of Miss
Alice Fitch in death Norwnlk. All
of the members. save one, were pre-
sent and a series of good papers was
presented. The subject, for the even.
tag was “Columbus" and each mem-‘
ber contrihut'od her share in tracing
out the. life and achievements of the
grout. Discoverer. Miss Dorothy Ray-
1mond also presented a summur1 oft
inflwu A
Willi 1'011--11nti help 101! to
your stomach and other orgm
in the propl'r condition on whi
1onr good health must depend
laid Everywhzrl. In bozo. 10c. and “A
current events for the preceding fort-f
night. This is s new test. s of thel
cinh work and proved very interest-1
lug. '
During the social hour which always
follows the regular work, another of
the club members gave a humorous
selection from Mark Twain' 5 “Trumps
Abroad," and some fine violin music
was rendered b1 a cousin of Miss
'§-‘.litch
'lliis met-tint. was also \iiss Fitch‘s.
faleweil to hei club. as her marriage
will take place 1'11'1' soon. After
which she goes to live in Austin, Tom.
.She has been one of the most valued
1
1
lot the club members and will m1haveprov
tor and his
greatly missed; but she takes with
her in her new life the best wishes
and affections of her sisters in the
Club and she will not be forgotten i
The next regular meeting will be1
9held at the home of Mrs. Brands in:
Tokenelm on the melting of Nov. 6. !
SUCCESSFUL COUNTY FAIRS-
After several unsuccessful attempts1
‘lo codduct n c011nt1‘ fair on the old;
lines. the. little city of Connersville.,
ind. was offered a large park, pro-1
vided no gale he should ever be
.chat'gcd. The city council nppropri-'
and for a‘trnck around which nature?
A had built an amphitheater. The revel
nu collected from the renders was de-i
voted to expenses. it has never had;
'11 cent of deficit ill its financial rte-1
1 ports.»~t‘ollicrs. 1
11111131 Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
ssawcs AND cmsm: up TO on:
RATES :2 PER DAY AND upwanoi
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c 1
Banquets a Specialty;
TEL. CALL 983 1
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Haven 8: Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
l TIME TABLE
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in Eden 011.1. 1. 1911.
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.SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
.-\I hi;- -12 111. in; 11:11.
'17 211.1, 7 Mn. 3:171. a 5!\ 5115:. “
]in :01 ltl' l ' it 3:11.
ix 1.11.1 1: 37:: (P111111 111“
:f\\'a.-1h. lvl. nos in Marie -111 l1l1rr)
‘t .xltlx 10: {5.
. '1 :5"\. ii 111, :n
1 Sundays.
A. M.- 12:111. 5:11:11. 5'1”;
i‘. M. ~iJ:.'1l.\ ‘ .illx. 219x.
7.11111, 7:12. " " 3.2111. index.
1:11.11.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
. not-1:11.1- 1:111. 11:15. 1111111. 11:111.;
l
i
l
i
i
l
’:4lx. 6:00 My
th.
N311
i.
5135. 5:503.
10:28.
ld.2\\.
H.551. 1. 111:0211. lmdfi. llama. lib;
i‘. l..": 0311, Pin 111111. 110011. '
(31.3031. .1.i15\. 4. 29 4 .‘x. 5. ‘tl5x 51K)
.nlx. 6:03 3 mix, .1..t1‘.x. 9 311 11:001. 11:31)
12:00:;
Sundays.
)1. M.-~ 6:0", Sztbv. 11.11311. lflztl‘lx. llzililx.
l‘. M. 12:04. 5.1I‘.!.\, 5:04. Willa. 7124.1.
11:30.1, 1113031. limttx. 13.13111.
-M
HAVEN.
A. Mr‘53f 12.11 l.l7x. l'fi'lx. 6:00. 7:23,
it; i“). “1123.1. ll: ll.\ ll 17.
1 .1111“. 1:20 it. its 3:2”. 1:21].
5:11;; 6:11:11. on. 7:11:11. Azosx. 91111.
11
T11 [it“It‘Ifl'pfll'i Huldvdnys only-«4:: 05 p.111.
Sundays. ._
Anti-«1111:1211. l:llx. l:.'1‘l’x. 7143 mm
11110»: if
11. rd. ----- 2 11111; 1111111. 11:11:. 7:1011. mm
: ‘x.
{DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M 6100.7:‘13. liltllllzlll, 10:03.11150.
l’. M. Ii: Alix ti..lii\ l1..t
Sundays.
A. ill.1u’1':5.'1, “:55. ,
l'. M. -ii:tit|. 713011.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. hit-«1:20 (daily except Munduynl.
5:131. 8:152. l : lx. .
l'. M. ~t;'..’ii. Elfin. 11:21:11. 8120, 1:ili.
Oundays.
A. M.- ~91li’1. 10:00):
i‘. M.w2:l5. 7 l5.
NEW YORK TO OOBTON.
Itopping It New Haven. N01» London
and ifrovldamo.
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niversary as rector of Trinity Church"
The Rev.
liending a. general invitation to all of;
the membels of the parish to chm
:to a housewarming at the rectory '
iMonda1 afternoon and evening. N
Member (1. to celebrate the anniversaryt '
.us many parishioners as possible will
avail themselves of this opportunity
tof inspecting the home which they
RECTORV.
On November 1, the Rev. Fredor
and Mrs Coleman are hit
with them. They sincerely trust thu’t
lded, and of meeting the red
wife.
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“The Place”
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at 21 Popular Fries
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Metal
Button and Lace
$3. 50 and $4
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Norwalk South Norwulk '“ ‘
Selling Out
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Wood) at half
it would be well
for those interested in
Pyrogrnphy to select their
articles at once. while the
assortment is good.
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price.
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