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The monthlybusiness meeting at
the Ischods Yacht Club will he held t'pn
Friday evening.
Court Frances, Order of the Gold-
' en Sceptre. will hold its semivmonthly
business meeting this evening.
Jack Dempsey. of the Twin City
Bowling Alleys; has returned. alter
spending several days at his home in
Trenton. N. J.
The Hospital Whlst will meet with
Mrs. Wilfred Bodwell, ot Seymour
Street, on Frioy afternoon, October
4th. at 3 o’clock.
The weekly business meeting of
Butler Lodge. No.97. l. 0.0 F will
be held this evening in its hall, in
‘ South Main street.
" Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds or
Bethlehem”. will hold itsr semi-monthly
business meeting this evening in its
hall. in Washington street. .
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" The lllpworth League oi this South
Norwslk Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold its monthly business meeting
this evening in the parlors or the
church:
South Norwslk Conclave. No. 418,
linpro on Order of. Heptasoiihs. will
‘semismonthly business meet-
ing this evening in its hall in South
Main street.
. Frank 0. Johnson. contractor and
builder. has sold his house at 30 Tayi
lor avenue to Joseph W,» Howe and has
moved to a home, which he recently
completed at 15 Lincoln avenue." Mr.
Howe takes possession at once.
Mrs. Lansing D. Odell and the
Misses Harriet and Cornelia Odell.
of East avenue. spent yesterday in
New Rochell, as the guests of Miss
~ Edith 'l‘erhuue. with whom they on-
joyed dinner
Owing to the popular request the
Rhino Point mantisement will hold an-
other-dance on Saturday evening. M
Y the iilviiion. . It lwill be a confetti
dance Ind indications are that it will
he a success. Special our service has
been promised and Monsssr Jacobs
stated that it the weather proved
necessary he would have‘ the shutters
closed. tholeby shutting in the pavil»
ion from the wind. Dancing will con-
' thine until midnight.
M
, , A. partyot twentyeiive members or
the Arion Sindhi; society. went to the
farm of Jacob Baker in monolith!»
Bundoy toi- In cuties. The cold and
rainy Weather had no timers for the ’
thinners, more or them taming out;
then had been upwind. whiohtzzde
It my to have in» strip
to mote the trip. he oniovnh d
nose BUROHARD Rocco sue.
Rabbits.
fled in the small hours or this room
in: for I marksman, when he shot a
do; tint was trying to get at Mr Bur-
chord’n son's rabbits in the rear yard.
Someono now misses a dog. tor so ex-
cellent was Mr. "Burchnros aim that
the canine lies dead with his head halt
through the wire netting penning in
the little pots.
“For some time out Mr. Burchard
has been annoyed by the “tempts of
this do; to get at the rabbits and. up-
on hearing the noise this morning he
arose and looked from the; window.
later-e he deocriod the his cur at his
one. which were hurt becoming
succesarui. Mr. Bnmhard lost in:
time‘dn.‘ muting his son odd one
Iurther wishes for thbito. “ “
the canine to the authorities. He de-
scribed the natural as being a “his,
black cur. "
PL'EAeANT SOCIAL EVENING.
The entertoinment‘" committee of
Lady Jennings Lodge met with Mrs.
James Day, last evening, at her home
19 Stuart avenue. After the husi
ness of the committee was dispensed
with, a social time. consisting of
games music, singing and I Jolly good
time in general was enjoyed. by all.
Refreshments were served sites
which the evening was given up to
music. which was very'mnch enjoyed.
Miss Viola Cummings, piano; A. Dunn.
banjo, and Mr. Baker. violin. were
the artists. . ,
The next meeting will he held Oct
15 at the home or mu, li‘annie Joyce.
present as a matter or importance
is to come before the meeting.
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"Benz!” went the-,«flfles rat the inn-
nouvers. "Good.” screamed the pret-
little scrum. She stooped Wit
into the surprised arms or I Milli?
moo. “Ob." she said bldlhiiifi‘
was trightened by the rides. l be:
your cordon" “Not at all." uld’tbth
' young man. "Let'ago over Ind "ton
the InllIfi."—-Oln0inliui TIMI."
‘vi"
Killed Don Trying to Get at some - .
a... Bernhard oi Wsst avenue. wen ' ~ ,
known as e; tennis champion quali- '
alto: minced to put the dos beyond all
Mr. Bumhard went to Norwail; this
morning and reported the death of
it is hoped all members or the com» 3
miitoe will make s‘pecisl snort to he - '
ty girl»: nice; docoroei,‘ surprised “
Hats and Caps
{III Overcome
$3 to 810
than to Wear .310 tango
iotcuItom Made $15to$40
Greenport 0y ‘ ers
. scFT CRABS
Blue. Week. See. Bose. God. Halibut. Sword Fist: " muteriish. Porcine,
Native Eels. Lobstora, has; and Round Clams. Little Neck.
1! our Sea Food pleases you. tell others, it not tell us. *
Cutbill Budge Fish Market.
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Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. RANDALL
on" new In complete.
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i to send a collective note to Turbo!"
explaining the masons tor their action ,
_» in mobilizing their armies
‘ reply to this note, the ambassadors of
It!” great powers in. Constantinople ‘
1 will: he Ibis further to impress the.
.‘ in; their demands
‘ however. ,deal with two notes both or
which,
One of these is from Servhi and der-
.. minds the release 0! Servian ammu-
, nition which has been dotsimd in
. transit through Turkey. while the oth-
‘ millionth detention of Greek shin.
pins' hich Turkey has declde to hold ‘
up In utilize tor the transport of her“.
it
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announced would be taken yesterday.
mum ‘
Mailer Ire nor-u semi
it is reported. today that they intend
As they necessarily must await I
PM with the advisability of grunts
The Porto. must in the monitors,
are practically ultimatum.
or is; from Greece and. protests-
Mons.
The time for enforcing the Serviou
noue;.d0eo not expire until tonight. so
mansion in. this connection the am»
bassadors oi the greet powers have I
tell air before them in which to one:
upon the Ports the advice of their,
respective foreign oillces.
PARIS. Oct. tar-«A telegram from
Soils. states thIt 16.000 Macedonians
Ire Inout‘to mturnkirom the United '
Staten u volunteer soldiers in tho .
expected Balkan wer.
NEW. YORK Oct. 2.-A cable moo
zone coiling upon Buitnrisns Ind Mae
quarters o! the “Mamdonisnilulm
inn Organisation." on Morris street.
The Mouse was signed by the presi-
dent of the Control Committee It 80-
ns, and read as follows: "Send all
Buldnl'dnns and Macedonians to 'Bul-‘
mil".
There are only shout 2.000 Bulgar-
ians nod Macedonians in New York.
but it was said that then Ins large
colonies of these nationalities in St.
Louis. Chicago, Pitt‘iihursh and other
industrial centers. Many of these are
in the‘ilrl‘it or second reserve, harms
served time in themmiy.
comm OPLE. Oct. 2.—-.
Greece pro Ited today through her
minister hero walnut he detention of
Green vessels in Turkish waters for
the transport of Ottoman troops.
which stop Turkish government
.m
The Live,
r Unto-date
Merchant
- 4*With that
Satisfied .
‘ out only hnsht feature is that the ‘
helium States seem inclined to give ‘
the greet powers a little more time in .‘
‘ which to try to induce Turkey to in- ,
. troduoe the volcano demanded is lit» -
‘ eedonia. . ‘
ii.
. I in this country to return «
‘ home. was posted today at tho head-
Ibury’ I or Gold Modal. Bag?“
Magnolia or Clover Milk, cnn'
'Nsphths S0ap,for .
3‘canI01d-DutchClosnsorior ,
. ylbs.li‘resh Grabarii' Crackers.......................'
Sunshine Fig Newtons ,
Sunshine Afternoon Teas. ‘
Sunshine Butter Thing . ‘
7o Stampswith 1 lb. Very Best Ten
:60 Stamps with 11b SpecialTea
so Stamps with I lb. Choice Tea ...... ............. 5,
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No 1. Plantation Coffee . . . . . .
21‘) Stan with 1 lb. No. 2 Plantation Coffee . .. '
., ‘15 Stamps with 1 1b. Maracaibo Coffee . . . .
. To Stampswith 1 lb. Challenge- Coffee _ -
A. F leckmann &
83 and 85 Washington St.
, Phone 440.
We have the heat at the lowest prices money can huff.
with or without collars and pockets, blues. greys. reds;
and whites
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2:50.83H50 $5.00 8600'“&
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CLOTH STITCHED HATS $1.50
SUITS made to measure '13 50
CAVANAGH a. «ROSE
TOGGERY SHOP
2 South Main Street tenth N}
Harris & GansC
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