MissilleunettenlBrlen, exalt-lodge is therzsueat or Miss Medellne‘ Magnet m..—.~~.- Miss Etta Finn, of :Proepeot avenue, m returned-tram a visit to New York city. The launch “Grebe, owned ‘!by Eli Commodore L. M Allen, has been haul- ed out at Miller‘s shipyard. William Thompson, Jr: who is nt-‘ tending school in New Haven, spent Sunday in Norwailt‘ with his parents. . Mrs. Harriet DeKlyn—Klopech has returned to NorWslk from Bridgeport and will reside here with nor family in the future. Concord Division, No. 2 Sons of Temperance held a weekly business _ meeting last evening. v4“:- m. Dwight elch of New Haven has returned home wfbtr a vuslt with Geo. ‘W. Diiw'ortli of Mott. avenue. .M Robina of France in Miss Mary A. ’ street. is ”ending her vacation Binghamto'u. 'N. Y., with iriends. a... M» The supreme omcers oi the Compen- ions of the Forest, oi America, will ' be present this evening, at the regular meeting of Pride of Court Narmk Cir- cle. All members are requested to be mesont. M Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dost, of New York, formerly of South Norwalk,‘ are the parents of a line ten pound daugh- ter. Mr. Dem was in South Norwulk Bunddy and received congratulations of his friends. ”—— Contrucior Herbert V. Carr in onlmfl‘ ed in remodeling the store in the 800 field block in North Main street, for- merly occpuled by the butter and egg atom and which is to be leased “by Wil- liam ~13. ‘Unholtz. Oscar ii. Banks. Cliiiord Crow and Richard H. 'il‘itoh iei'i tor the Dunbury Fair today to cure (or the Mayer booth in the automobile home. These three Nbrwsllters will be in ntten» dance upon the (hit each day. 2‘ , G. H. Stevens or New ileum figured in an auto wcidont on Main simet. Stamford, Show!“ evening. Ho run his touring in into the excavation of the Gonneoiiout Company. ,‘i‘ho machine WM slightly mm,ouc nobody hurt. Arthur H. Burner, In, mil of Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Borneo. v iormeriy of g fioulh Norwslk, hu‘ intend the Hun» . nohusetta Cullen or Home” in ”Bot-i .. ton. Mr. Mm purposes to like 0. two or three new oaum in menu- motoring moons and become e doo- mr of phonon). ‘ m Neweli'g Main: My. mu. mm at. flouth Norma oil Mei PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ‘ 7.-'-'Nine young men lost their lived eurly yes.- terdey when an utonioblle in which they were riding crushed‘through the rolling of the new Thirty-third street boulevard at Mastei‘ street and fell into a coal yard seyénty-iive feet be low. The machine.‘a fi‘blg touring car, thrned over in the descent and the accounts were found forughed Nd mangled in the hood of the msdhiiie‘; splinteu. The dead urezw Robert A. Boyd. 27 years old. Gordon Miller, 21. ‘ William M. Lawrence. 25. Edgar M. Show, 19. Thomas Nevin. 18. ”Daniel J. Wilkes, 25. Jesse Holmes, 23. Ernest achofleld, 27. Robert Geisei. 22 All were from Philadelphia. Edgar M. Show, 19} years old. a son at James Show, 0. lumber merchant. who owned, the car, was taking a party at his friends home after in evening spent in val-loud cute- and saloons. Nine you”; men .Vwere in the machine sud six Others Were in a smaller automobile when the party came at terrific speed down Thirty- third street. In turning to avoid the smulier machine which we: in the lead, (mu-lee L. Speyd. when; driv. lug an automobile in the opposite di— rection. collided with the-.resr wheel or the Show moohine. The heavily loaded our evened mod lhe bridge and fell into the cool yard below. When those in other machin- es made their way to the coal ”at, only one eminent oi the iii-Med our showed sign! or lite and he died short-i .ly alter being rumored to a hispl till. \ Min We Gerry. m relished her position a handler in the with Nomlk while wool, and; how in- rim in mung in name. : . the columnar dentemplate Wilding n . ' The body of the car was enmeshed in South Norwaik Stamford : Wu...” ”Mm... c'rsshed throuah the iron roiling bi , WWW M til-Wind W Black ' UnderSkirts We at showing a full line oi saloon, Bionic Undersltim in hesihe’rbloom lull! slot-ls. in regular and extra. class. Prices range from .. 75;» um ; l . nothing out the but oil insulin“. 3in . it limited: mm and fitted and strong ‘ oi, tho minor points being diluted, or 1m attention to all denim of bridge Gold Bridges are becdmlnll more point! [every day; iy reiniorced. they on so arm and sex-- vicesblo as the natural teeth. and much bungr thin the old way or wear— M I Wile! dilate. I give my oer- work. do there is no possible chance the whole oiled: spoiled W on inex- whom ol- unhkllled hand. i use in: updglui ours to unusudl donditious giucieuae or trade duh l: otmciuuee' building In new oyster ewemer. 102 x l - so 1 8% feet. with a capseity of 4.000 , :b iheis. to be ready for comxuiislon ‘ ally lino stool: mm Gusuport. Trude opened 'ut the shine in laet‘yoer. ‘- some dove they chip 500, some as 3 high as ..'.500 gallon “ 78 openeu working, mm 6 a. m. to 1:30 p. in. lets us usuni.‘ ‘ owing to their destructive methodd‘em " . working 126 openers shipping one or ' ‘ higerutor oars. it in u poor day wind .1 , this company does not ship over 1,000 ‘ have ”About "6 opener» st work, ship- . title pleat. Both, hm couipir with the lune teed illws. Special Medium weight Merino at 50¢ a detriment will me till underwear audition. . Frsnk tone. «it New Huron, eon- embedded; his oyster business . TOGGERV SHOP ' ‘2 Southmaln, Strait They employ THAT’S ALL 4’ They lire handling our PHONE 721 52.131.13.11 of New Haven. is doing a lair busineeu conslderlns everything. He opened the amen. Sept. 23. , Caépt. Thomas Thomas, at New Hav- ,. on. was the pioneer (1868) is using a mop for catching state. He has is unique dredge. tor «toiling drilli. ' which he now thinks will be sveiMile the oyster belie thid season. . The oyeter houses in South Nor- walk, Coma" have dean busy ailing or- tiers since the opening or the mason. The Rude! co. oi South Norwslk. In two cars daily. also by express and re- ii and we invite your at . :9 to the ”largest imdmo aniline. .i. Butler the manager, is not lunch 0! s. talker. but memes to keep out of misohiei by overlooking the Warhol the plant. , ‘ The South Norwalk ilrm (assistant) EYIO IXAHINED FREE AND W GUARANTTED om identity and midst! evening UNITED BANK Immme, ‘ ‘ ennui Hawk. i' Feumckw Optical co.:"_" ping earlobe moitly, an innovation tor Mr.‘ Pidxeoni says the oysters are improylns. More men ”will be utwork se- me a they out 5 not My for plum.~ The Mayor is busy building up the usual mm pile. ~ Capt. Decker. or SouthNarwslk. in busy llllihg orders for shell dwelt m owns, old; ‘30 has it nice olefin plant, on adultery linen. it is very in. motive. ' Talmud” Bron. oi! math Norwnlk, here been as buiy‘se possible iillins orders for their regular trade. All or- dare ehiwod by this um are opened , thediy shipped. , ' .. ‘ ' The Moi and Senichipt deem . ‘ Manna the White sum sud dips. :
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