Afraid
Let him
Rowirron
George D. McKay. of ritowuyton avo-
lino, has .recefved a new automobile.
W...
Wiillam Pinkney. of Rowayton avo-
nuc. has returned home after a visit
with relatives in New York.
new verunda on the rear of the rash
dence of John Flint. in Rowuyton are
one.
Miss Lillian Sawyer has secured a
position with the ilrm of lmvnsbury.
Mathewson & Company. in South Nor-
walk.. 0
m
)aptain Aaron Stevens. of Rownyton
avenue, has had several parties out Shaughnoascy,
blacklishing this week, and good luck Thursday in New York City on budl~
‘ ness.
is reported.
John W. I’ennell who has been en
Afraid to use hair preparations?
Aye‘r’ a. Hair Vigor for falling hair or dandruff. It will not
color the hair neither will it harm or
property on Eetigwlclr avenue to Mrs.
Winiiold ii. Grant is constructing a Gracie.
from Main street to Scdgwick avo-
nus.
fined to her home with tllnelss. She
' is reported to be very low.
" tram. "Addresses will be delivered by
the interment. the pastor and
”03%, llama, superintendent of the
certain” “at! if your dOCtOY appmves’ Dar-fie schools. The large memorial
decide about your using
window in the Sunday school room
will be dedicated. The annual memor-
ial service of the Junior 0. U. A.-M.
will be held in the church in the evan-
1inx. The Rev. George Benton Smith
will preach
41. 0. Marco"
um“...
After a critical illness. Mia Minna
Parpnrtb Gelat, wife of George Gait-1t.
passed away at her home ini’roapoct
avenue, today. Tile funeral services
will be bold from the late residence
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
AND .
Noaorou
Terrance Anderson has sold his
Deputy Sheriff D. Louis Ladrlsun, of
South 'Norwalk. served papers of at-
tachment. on Mark 1?). Wilbur. of Dar-
ien, this morning. In a suit for $3,000
brought by Tom and delta Crawford.
through Attorneys Linxweilor and
liegemnn. of South Norwaik. The plain-
tiffs. who formerly had a florist busi-
ness in Railroad avenue. allege that
Mr. Wilbur ejected them from his
building. which they routed. without
the service or dispossess proceedings.
thereby damaging their business to
the amount, of 02.000. The papers are
returnable to the Superior Court on
the first Tuesday in December.
m
While Hartford Smith. the genial
constable of Darlcn. is a true disciple
of the saying "That charity begins at
home." yet even his callouned heart
1J.l4‘ .Dnvis and family have moved
Mrs. George (leist. of Burton. is con-
Fredsrick H. Smith and Martin
of this plrwe. spent
Frank ll Crown. of New Canaan.
paged on the natural ovsior grounds POIilmf‘m‘fid his new dilliefi 8' drug was touched and his purse strings
in llr'idgcpott. has returned to his't'ierk in Allen '3 pharmacy. Darien. opened by the tale. of hard luck which
home in McKinley street. Monday. was recited to him on Thursday even-
(lnptain Charles W. Bell and Miss
Beatrice DeWntcrs.
and secretary. respectively. of the
ltownytou Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school. went. to New York city lodny.i
for the purpose of purchasing iibraryi
books. i
if Lcllov avenue. The guests will num-
l’rcucbiuu services at the Baptist
1 Church by tho pastor, F. A. Cunning-
ham. at 10:30 u. m. and 7:30 p. In.
Sunday school and pastor's Bible class
at l2. There. is good singing by the
choir. and n cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who would worship witht
them.
A (-onlin’i invitation is extended the
Sunday school and their friends to nt~
tend the service in the llowuylou
Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
suorniniz. The Sunday school hour will
he ulcvn over rally day services.
consisting of n I'uriod program by the
school and an address by Paul ll.
Moody. in the evening the pastor will
prcuch on Honoring the Lord‘s Day.
u........__-...
The Ladle-3' Aid Society. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. held 11
very pleasant auppcr last night in the
It)
"—_
chapel of the Methodist Episcopal
f‘harch, about SL5 bciug netted. a fact
“'iii"ii was very gratifying to those in“
charge. The supper was a harvcm af-
fair. and the decorations of harvest
fruits and tiovvcrs \vore very inviting
The committee consisted of Mrs. Mary
'lhoaucs us (hairmuu. with the assist-
aut'c of Mrs. Franklin 'i‘hcnli. Mrs.
George Scntiliei'. Mrs. John i)ant4~rs,i
Mrs. James Williams. Mrs. l’u'cstou
i'inrl. Mrs. John Plunder, Mrs. Shall-
(lcib, Mrs. William i’inkucy. Misses
Mary Hurt, Mary Williams. Marjorie
Mills and Mildred ’i‘lvenll. Iluriuu the
entertainment part of the program
Misses Marjorie Mills and Mildred
'l‘hvnil i'avorcd with piano solos and
vovnl ductis. which were highly eu-
joy able.
COSMIC DUST. i
Few of the inhabitants of this old
world of ours I'csiine that we are con
stuntiy hoing bombarded from the
heavens above and below us.
l‘It‘id')’ '24 hours from 10,000,000 to
inooohoo shots are fired. each of the
projectiles buvinn It velocity for
“center than that of n riile bullet:
and this does not include the myriads
oi projectiles too small to be seen by
the united eye. Luckily for us we are
44141144111th by II shooting of atmou
phone that via quite effective sputum
those swiftly movlu-g messengers from
outer spacc‘
(lccoslonnlly a mass of meteoric
matter weighing anywhere from a
pound up to a ion or morn slips
through. but. for the most part. these
projectiles are tiny particles of dual
and gas. and their only effect is to
produce a brilliant streak of light
huown to on as a "shooting star.” A
“shooting star“ 444 is no sense a star.
Should a real star by chance ball-
pen to “3'le our earth. this planet
would vaporisc almost instantaneously
44M fit that limit“). left of us Would
be in incandescent mass at gas and
vapor. first as we were once, billions
101 years no.
1'
When a "shooting star" strikes only
atmosphere. its snowy of motion is
transformed into hard. from the trio‘
,tieu WW 1441 the .air, and the
tour" is morally burnt to aahaa‘
n‘itaaa 41111441 fail rayon as in a 00m
tinuai' W Aland constitute ms
”dim "irhat is maroon:
”can an assault dust.
W ’
"Btippoaa. rm got drunk on 09-
superintcndent signed his position at Allen's drug
'eral lessons in runhimr II mucbino
in; by a stranger who inquircd at his
door for shelter. The man had been a
tailor by trade. but lost his wife and
money. Wishing to reach llrldscpori.
where he had rslutlves..hc started out
on Wednesday and by Thursday morn
ing had reached ilnrlcu Sleeping out
of doors. improper iy clothed ntui w-ith
Frederick H. Smith. who recently ro-
store. in Main street. enjoyed a fishing
trip yesterday.
0n iiallowe'en a party will be held
at the home of Miss Emma Wet l1e..
her about lhirlv.
on is not what it is cracked up to uni
Frank Alexander and lamily have
moved their household efforts from
Oracle street to Stamford. where. they.
will make their home in the future.
—-—--——-————
The Brotherhood of the Congrcmt
stranger (onuucted a bad case. of the
(hill-.4 with wltlth ho was
when he reached llnricn.
for shelter lllld Constable
formed him that the best he Iould do
iionul (‘hurclv mci Wednesday cvon- Would iw to arrcst him for \auruuc'.)
lug. at the chapel. and reorganized“m “'Iili‘li "in Rllflcrhlx quu “wrilciiJ
After the meeting. refreshments choi ”GWEN ““01 Iwuilns his stun Mr.
served, iSmtlb I-bnu 'cd his mind and gave the
ifcllow nu ownont and (loan shirt.
The trains passing through Nor'oton 1 purchased him a ticket for it idscport
11nd llnt'iv-n Wednesday
Were far behind their at hcdulc ovviluit lodging when he ronlltod llICH‘.
to the current in the power house he 1
lug cut down n.
suffering
m
THE HERMIT‘S VISIT.
i 'l‘lIl
i
' Andrew Taylor. she transmitter. ands 11...
Dr. il. l). Hanson. of Veterinary fnnioi
in this town and at the New York lian
versitv's I'oicrim'ulv department. wont
to (‘08 t‘ob ’i‘hulsduv on a business
trip.
Iolinlrt
hitn. i‘vtipit' stand at hIIII for Ivcu
ll stranger to all but one man.
“That's old tnun (irimahnwfi'
one explain”! in II whisper.
hermit.
me1hv' ~'. come out
too vents
0‘
William Moo has leased
He lives on f‘tlulu 111') her
the
lic inquired 1
Smith in; '
uilcrivoou.1und unto him the who oi a uight'si
old mun drifted uneasily into 1111111 n (1111111
more and stared about
“1181
this
"he's a
i guess this is the first time
the mouutlns in here"
MWMMI
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A Little ammo cures initi-
nsstlon, (£1141 Harman: 4r hya-
pepsia in Five Minutes
. t W
li roti‘had solos Diapopain handy
and would take. a little now your
stomlwh 11.1mm bit indigestiou would
vanish in five minutcs and you would
tool not;
This haunts" preparation will di-
gest anything you out and overcome a
sour. outsotmrdor stomach before you
realise it. .
if your meals don't tempt you. or
what little you do out seems to til!
you. or lays like a lump of lead in'
your stomach. or if you have heart.
burn, that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for a till-cent
case of Pope‘s DiapopsIn and take a
little just soon as you can. There.
will be no sour risings. no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
or heavy feeling in the stmach. Nau-
sea, Debllilatiug Headache, Dizsi-I
neas or lutcsiiitalgriping. This will 1
all go. and. besides, there. will be n01
undigested food left over in the store-
ach to poison your breath with unuse-
ous odors.‘
Pope's Diapepsiu is a certain cure
for out~oiordcr atonvatwbs because it'1
prevents fermentation and takes lvold
same as if your stomach wssut there.‘ 1
Relief. in five minutes from all stout
1New York. sole agents for the United
0' 3’0“" “’0“ and 4‘3”“ it 1““ meipillow. John (landon. an itaiiau. and
ii‘EAi'l‘llii BENEFIT
From the Expectancs of South Nor.
1 walk People.
We are fortunate indeed to be shit;
to profit by the experience of our.
neighbors. The public utterances of
Norwaik residents on the inflow-
in; subject'will interest «and benefit
thousands of our readers. Read this
statement. No better proof can be
had. 1
Mrs. it. 6. Seymour. 39 Franklin
street. South Norwalk. Conn. says:
“I still take pleafaure in confirming
the public statement i sure in 1906
in Which i told of my experience with
Dean’s Kidney Pills. There was a
constant, dull pain in the small of my
back and sides and this was accom-
panied by Weakness through my loius.
When i was doing my work about the
homo. sharp twingss darted through
me. The kidney secretions also both-
ered me and plainly proved that incen-
ed a kidney medicine. Having my at»
motion called to Doan's Kidney Pins.
1 procured a supply at Plaiated‘s Dru:
Store and it did not take them long
to correct my trouble. i know of 0th
or people who have used this remedy
with satisfactory results."
For sale by all dealers.
cents. "Midr‘hfilburn 00..
Price 50
Buffalo.
States.
Remember the namemDoan's—anfi
takg no other.
up...
sva’uroao MAN amorous.
81‘AMP‘ORl).Oc. 28 -l.ylng near
the kitchen stove with his head on a
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keoier have
moved into their new borne in Cottage
ROW»
44
Miss Sarah Clark. of Norwalk. has
been visiting relatives in town this
week.
Mrs. Knight of New York city has
been visiting hordaughter Mrs. Er~
nest Schenck.
Miss Florence De Witt has been an-
tertainiug her friend Miss Hazel Fan.
cher. of South Norwalk.
H. L. Ogden and family who have
been summorlng In town have re
turned to hclr home in New York.
«m... .
Mrs. Frances Fessenden has re
turned from a visit with her son Mr.
Harry Femnden at Hastingson the—
Hudson.
Tbe Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. D. R. Norbert.
Mrs. Olmsted's.historlc work on Wil-
ton waa read.
Rev. Charles M. Belden rector of
Emmanuel Church, Geneva. Switaer-
land has returned home after spend-
ing I'several weeks at Port Washing-
ton‘wbere he omclated.
.._._.
been
Electricity has installed in
Carl Och's store. I
1dead yesterday by his son Raflelc.
itch misery is at an) drus store wait- ihavlng committed suicide. during tbci
1 int: for you -
to thoroughly cure almost any dose
‘ slotnach disturbnuce1’
1
REFLECTIONS or asset-tuba.
.\ mun lauds money on faith; .iIe1
borrows It on nerve.
l‘he reason II giIi isn't afraid of 44.1
big man as she is of a little mouse. '
Bolus ”Ignited can tulle more of the
strange mans time than being mar .'
! ricd.
l \\ hen :1 womun manages to run the1
house on bull the mono) she needs
1l'ur it her husband thinks he does “.1
\lunanlrmls Ito customer about to
Isir plenat!
(Dustomcw “th you've not
on the door there?
"That is the door of
‘Vstuok
ling room‘
Millillgtii as
the next romp sir."
t‘ustomn ”‘-llIe11 whai' s i doing in
~ Putu i1.
next to Lane's meat milliiii.\illl'4)filll'1 11 "WWW--.” ..,.
avenue and will continue his business r “I“ an ‘1‘ m” 1 d . 11 1
there. beginning November 1. Owimri Kb: 0“ man mu" m" i (‘1
. '01111 or. '
to the increase in business. be hill] to i ‘
lake illll'Ki'l‘ quarters i "(iintrvlc." hp onavct‘cd, "a “we” 4'- Ma Layton & C0.
worth of cheese and crackers.“ The INC
Martin Slmusbucssy 11nd 1.41.0110r1c111storokccpcr 1““er him sieruly. i
31111111 of 11111.11." 111191111911 1111. “1,1111 "We can't sell things that way." has REAL ESTATE 6 lNBURANCE
itinnc in the. world' a series at i’hiindel 1 said “Ii“ ""‘n- ”“0““ i“ 21" 90"” 14' AGENTS
phlu Wednesday. iioth ale baseball
enthusiasts. having taken prominent,“0"” MK“ mu “"9""
putt in last season 3 games on the [)0- '1 ..1..1“1 “m the old
“1.11.. liiiuc i bounht any
bag full o'
The Dnricu itoy Scouts are planulnxi cheese in it.“
to hold a ilallowc'en party on Monday"
evening at the home of Stanley Willi-
nev, of this pluc.e The young mcn1
are contemplating a steal good time
and are being assisted in making the
arrangements by the grown-ups.
than.”
Tile grocer iulilihcd.
"When was that?" be sited.
old tuun reflected.
" 'llout ciubi
been away.
.“i should think you had!"
ccr exclaimed.
the gro-
fi’rmw
1.11.1.3... (lvrlffcn. “god 711. tiled Thurs-
tiny night. at the Soldiers‘ Home. of a
complication of diseases. He leaves a
widow in Danbnry. from which town
he entered the Home some years ago.
and a son employer! in Bridgeport.
its served In Company 9‘. 40th New
York.
some crackers au'
vinegar lhrowuri in?"
nodded.
"Au' act on a barrel In ih‘
pursued the grocer. "nn‘ make
lunch out of it?"
Iled again.
"Nolhin'
[tracer assured
ichauacd."
him; “iimca
Cori! 'Hodsumn has placed his new
automobile In the «repair shop of the
Ilnrieu garage. Mr. llodgman look sov-
Tbursday from b. llutler. manascr andt
proprietor of the lraraao. and he hopes
by the time his solo is ready for use.
to be an accomplished driver.
choose. [in i pay
~ilnllos News.
extra for the busi'
MR. STRANBKY ANNOUNCES HID
PIONIAMI.
1'f‘bc Methodist Sunday school will
hold its annual rally day services in
coaaaotioa with tho hernias climb
pound and tratkels are away up-—:
1
last.
they save me a;
crackers with a hunk of
Tile
yours unit," he said. ".I
"And didn't you use
to buy a run of cove oysters and got
pepper sauce and
The old man
store."
a 1 .
The old man and
doln‘ like that now.” ”1441
has
"i guess so." the old man sixhodp
opening a dirty leather bag with his'
teeth. "simnvo 32 wutlv o' crackm nn’
him Strain-ivy. lira new conductor of
tbs New York Philharmonic orchestra.
yarn-vice on Sunday at 10:80 a. m. The
members of the school will meet in
the Sunday school roots and march by
classes into the auditorium. The var-
ious classes will participate in ibupro-
4
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pplies
Guns, Amp, Traps. sic.
IpfScblichtthMdCo
'mmammm
is said to be devoting himself to the
preparation of programs. He stated
that the third concert will be devoted
to a memorial program In which the
fifth symphony of Gustav Mahler will
be the special feature. lie is also plan-
ning to give Dvorak‘s poathumus arm.
phony. Welnnartnar’a new symphony.
a symphonic poem entitled "in a Bum
mar Garden." by Frederick bottoms
symphonic poem by sybeilua. liar its»
ser‘s new "lluaiaplar‘ overture. uracil.
nar‘s fifth symphony and a list of
shorter devise-«Huston Manor.
TRUTH la DIMANBIO av Pit“:
DOM OF IOI‘CH.
Freedom of speech and of the am
moans freedom to spank and writs the
mull. not falsehood or shun-ate?“
Gaynor. In Century.
5 Railroad Ava.. Io. Norwailt
Also Steamship Agents for Old
Dominion Line. Clyde Line. Sa-
vannah Line and Mallory Linc.
i
i to all points South.
.~_~X
The Reed 8t Volk
Electrical Co.
Tbs Only Fully Ionian-d
ILICTMGAL IND?
in the Town
auro curl-Has
Phona corn-40 South Main lira-t
South Norwaih. lusts flail Bloct
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TILIPHONI GALL I.
‘liiiR iiii liliiiSl
(marylwiavard)
IA.T NOIWALK
William-sand All Mai
MFMMOIIIMI‘
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Does Your Root Leak?
r11. Century Compound
arm an. LIAKI
are a GALLON as. a «41.4.44
We who. aha mam mac‘s!
earns-plush faunas!” Waits
i
a“: W“
'.\‘o smoking in here-.1
' UNITED BANK
might by asphyxiation A tube extended
These large accent cases of Papcs‘1 mm a nearby 111111 31.1 to 1111, “10.111, iW Mcrwin VOW among those from
out pIopcr nourishment to 80 to bed nmpmlam contain more than “mei‘mflie loavesawidovv two daughters and “than who attended the D .A. R.
one son Three months ago he and his
and as a risull of his ~x I u . i ci
t I pe: c It. l1 11))11144193111. indigestion or any other1'fum111. moved 1191.11.11.91“ Brooklyn
Fenwick Optical Co.
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AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and taturday annulus
IUlLDiNG.
841th Norwalk
iiotcl Mahackcmo
J. R. CONNOR. hr.
SERVICE AND CUICINI UP TO DATE
MATEO .2 PER DAV AND UPWARD
411mm DlNNEliS 75c
1Banquets a Specialty 5'
TIL. CALL ass
s ;
1lighted son in this manner.
-—~—
Mrs. Edward Olmstead and Mrs. A.
state convention in Ne“ London this
week ‘
' lives.
uttendtd servici in
1 Church.
Mr. Riley of South Wilton, died ati
.his home on Monday. after a briefi
~1iliness. although he had been in fail-i
1W: health for some time. Funeral
inervices were held on Thursday. Rev 1
1(‘. A. Marks oflltlated The interment‘
iwas in St Matthew 14 cemetery.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
1 ....___
180UTH NORWALK 10 NEW YORK
in. hi.-:~i24iix. 409:1 5:4lx. 4:.» cat
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1
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1
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7:31:31. '4‘. 414x. a: int. 3. Six 9 15 5x. 14: 3?.
103:0}; l" 453:. ll. 3' x.
_, 1.: 5411. lot». 137:: (.Phlla
“null. ; “mt-i In llarle in River). L' I'U.
3:37. 4:3 i.\. 5:35 5250‘. 6;.40 6zoi'.. liltix.
4 '52s ”103.1015.
1 Sundays.
A hi.- it: 48x. 5:09x. 41' Hr. it. in! to B-lv.
1’. Al. -12 :hlx. ‘ .‘i4x. 43:49.11. 5: 35. 5511).,
4:0“1. 7
: "J,” 4. ‘52: x. 8.31:. 9340:. loud.
NEW VORK TO BOUTH NORWALK.1
M M 4:4.4: 4:40. 15:45. 8.0034. 8:.U'lv
The Celebrated $3.50
WELLER
for 500
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
MW
I North Main“. to. Kuwait:
4
I
Satety Razor
Call at our store and examine than:
A
8: 55!. 9liix. 10:02.4. 10:05. ll: box. it 0:: 1'
l. li~l 125. 0:841. l:.iu 125011. J 2110);. 2: 57..
3:30;. 3:55.11. 4 '39. 4:3; ’xm‘tiax 52.15 5:‘ Jivx.1
0:103:16: 03. 8:001: 4‘; 011:. 9: 30. il' .0011. ll: 30.
lundaya.
A. II. «4:11). it: an 41:03:. 10:02:. 11:00a.
I'. M.- 20:4. 5:0234. 5104.6:011. 722414.
8: 30x. 95:01. ll. 00x. l. ' 200:1.
OOUTH NORWALK TO paw
NAViN.
3L~ l:: 12:. 111.111. 1013:. d: 09. 7:.‘3,
921:“. 1012344. ll:1ls M41
P 14.42.11“. 1:.l41 4:1 lix. 3.21;. 444,
11.12:. cm. 4.41. 11111.. 14114:. 1121411.
'i'o‘nrldaeport. Saturdays only—3:44 taro.
Gun nod-ya
hi «~13: lax. lzils. hills. 7:43. 9:42.
:0: 11:! its:
104: onions. 4:44. 1:l0x. szm.
DANIURY T0 IOUTH NORWALK-
A.M -4.oc. Hit 11:01) 11.14. 10.03. 11:.40
hf. Ma 4441. 4 lax. ia 4.1.)
land aya.
A. “#4100. 11:06.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
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Restore Faded anti Gray 1141.»
There is nothing new aboutrtha
or using flags for reaming the color
the hair. Our great-grandmothers
their looks soft. dark'and glossy
using a
hair fell out or took on a dull.1ad.ad
streaked appearance they made a . '
of sage leaves and applied it to i'.
hair. with wonderfully beneficial 11
Nowadays we don't have to resort
old-time, tiresome methods of so
ing the herbsand making the flea. m
is done by skillful chemists h
than we could do it ourselves. and;
we have to do is to call {or the ram
made product. Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy. containing sage in
the proper strength. with the addition
of sulphur. another old-time scalp rem
ody. .
authorize druggists to sell it under
guarantee that the money will be no
funded if it falls ‘to do exactly as rep- 1
resented.
bottle of W)eth‘s Sage and Sulphur
today. and notice the difference after I.
few days use.
Th" first illumina- public at fifty cents a bottle, and '
1ilon greeting patrons Tuesday night. 11.913011111191111“ and sold by call It
living at 93 Pacific street. was found‘n ‘3 expected “it“ the 00““ “i" be gists.
Corporation.
iPROMiNENT WOODBURY CITIZEN
George Thompson, a member of tho
i school committee. grand juror
11m. A s Gorham returned home well known in town affaira. and im-
on Tuesday from a ten days trip to member "V138 here 0! the Thorn“.
Boston and Gaitsvilic visiting reiwifflmiiy i008 Identified With Woodbm'a
“4111113 in 1110 101mm- city she history died 'l‘buII-sdav night of pm,
the Old South mouia after two days illness. He was.
iiiiliilii lill
Natural Color~Dandruii~
Quickly Removed
"sage ten." Whenever t
The manufacturers of this remedy
Don't neglect your hair. Get a
This preparation is offered to
Special agent Stillson-Poflii
._.._._.. ”—..Mw...
PASSES AWAY.
WOODBURY. Conn, Oct. 28"
1 50 Icars old.
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CYLINDER
srovss
And mails your acicctioa before
cold weather coma. All 41m
and. prices.
Horace it- Nash
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LOVE R’S‘
“The Place"
A Popular Shoe ‘f ,
at ‘41 Popular Price
Tan, Patent Gun
Metal
Button and Lace
$3.50 and $4
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Norwalk South Normal.
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Selling Out
Our Large Stock or
(Burnt Wood! at half ‘
u ‘would 44 wail’
for those interest“ 4! 1
Pyrotraplty to select their
articles at once, whiis the 1
price.
Norwalk Chronicler