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the Sabbath with his father. usury
Methodist Church last evening.
, view avenue are spending ten days in
. Atlantic City.
‘ 1..lort'this morning.
, elation tomorrow at 3 o'clock at the
i evening services that Were held at the
1, I, milieu Qongregstional‘ church fyes-
tion at eat. Your campus solicited.
1!.“ satin-M to their winter real»
deuce.
amen .ang. ‘
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Edward Morrison has taller! it ppliw'
lion with fielder-s express.
Mbur Seductive! Daubury, spent
Seymour. oi Wlhleld stitch
The Epwortb league held its weekly
dlevollbnal meeting at the East Avenue
The Mayflower Wilcox and Ladder 00.. ‘
will he 'd its monthly business meeting
lthis evening, in Van zandt street.
Miss Elam Rowland of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday with Miss Agnes Wolfe,
of Van Zandt street East Norwalk.
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Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Bennett of Sea-
‘They left for that re-
The East NoNaik Republican Club
will be organised at their quarters, in
“the Old Mayflower quarters, in Van
Sandi street this evening.
The regular morning and evening
services were held at the Advent Chris-
tain chrch. Rev. George M. Teeple cc
copied the pulpit and preached.
The Men’s spines of the East venue
Methodist Church held on cut plastic
meeting yesterday noon at the church.
The meeting was largely atthnded.
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The Young People’s Society oi Loyal
Workers held its weekly" devotional
meeting at the Advent Christaln church
and the meeting was largely attended
and interesting. _
There wall-be a special meeting air“;
the East Norwalk Improvement Asso-
home at Mrs. H. J Hlpson in 9 Seaside
limbo. it is requested that every mem-
‘hel" be present.
. Rev. Mr, Yahlstrom occupied the pul-
pit and preached at the morning and
a)". ' The pastor's sermonswere ap
preclated by all. .1. . .. .
myvt’.
A number 91 East Norwallt peopl
open) yeflerday tip ‘New Bork city
which place they viewed thewar boats
“which are mobilised in the Hudson rlv- ‘
er. The‘eiglrt was one well worth the
‘edort spent in getting there.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks occupied the
pulpit and preached at the morning and
evening services that were held at the
East Avenue . Methodist Episcopal
Church yesterday. The sermons were '
interesting and the attendance at the
Services was large The choir render-
Dd excellent music.
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ROWAYTON
A regular monthly business meeting
at the Waylon Hose Oh. will be'
held this evening at the company's
mrters.
w'w-o
The natural members returned to
their homes Saturday to spend the
Sabbath. They retumed’to Bridge-
port today.
Mrs. Alired 8. Crocheit. oi Roway-
ton. and Miss Marion L'Hommodieu
of East Norwallr, have returned from
a trip tolls-ding, pa.
Mrs. Edwin M. Blake and daughter
Bear! (alumnae, of New Canaan are»
use, were the boosts or Miss Grum-
man's blond. tun Marshal-lie Von
lies; and mother, oi Tommie, Wed-
milly. ' 1
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get-list. barber shop closed um
aster from 10:30 ,to 8:00. with sleep-
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William Loo Ward and bully, who
have been spending m months
at their course It mellow mull.
No.
use? Willi lievontihlh
‘. rum .1. us. an... an the mu
. Whenever their hair fell out or tacit
Johan-titan. WNIWJMWHW
M ”I? “Fur
by the till
halossyiand abundant
simple ‘i'Saao Tea.
on I dull, and or streaked appear
once, they made a brew oi’ Sago leaves.
and applied it to their hair with won-
deriully beneficial euect.
Nowadays we don't have to resort to
the oldilme tiresome method or gath-
urine. the herbs and making the tea.
This is done by skillful chemists better
than we could do it ourselves; and all
we have to donis to call for the ready-
msde product. Wyeth's Base and Sub
phur Hair Remedy, containing Base" in
the multivitamin, “with the addition
oi Sulphur, another. old~tirne scalp
remedy.
This preparation gives youthful col~
er and beauty to the hair, and is one
oi the best remedies you can use ior
dandrull, dry. feverish itching scalp,
and ialllng hair Get a titty cent bob
tie from your drugglst today, and you
will be surprised at the quick results.
All druggists sell it, underguarantee
that the‘n‘roney will be refunded ill. be
remedy is not exactly unrepresented.
Special resent, Stillson & Powell Cor-
por'atlon.
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DARIEN
AND
NOROTON *
A tintington. L I. florist. passing
ozone that it had actually made them
'.slck
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A bong: Islaad fisherman who drop—
ped into the post-cities tor a stamp
said that last week the‘blueflsh by the
thoirsdndd went on out 'to sea carry
ipg lej'giem the defile nets oi the
Patchozue fishermen, 1.
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meet in the church parlors 8 -.p m.,
Tuesday. Every member should be
present. as matters of
3‘. t 'mr
libero bioethics new about the idea ‘
_ at using acids for material the color
Wt” bait. Our grandmothorl bent
through Darlen on Saturday said that.f
his ”1"” ch”“"‘"“’“’““ ‘1“ “1 ‘made in the Church oi the Assumption .
baled so freely the Long ma“ Sound and new carpeting laid and the old rel..-
moved. 1 lF
woman m1 sending £1100
Bananas: may become it stems
ilce. Any
Mrs. Frank Holmes has accepted
the chairmanship or the recreation
committee nd Miss Ihop. at New
obably be}. her associate
5‘1in our wora. actu- oi the» team
are admirably adaptbd to carry on thl's
important feature of the work.»
they are interested in the children
and yous: people of the place. and
will accomplish much for them. _
The next meeting will be held at
the Town Hall, Darlen, November
12th, at 3 p. m. ,
New members are being added and
much interest is being shown in this
new work, and much practical assist
once is already assured.
WESTPORT 1
SAUGATUCK
m
Hezekiah Allen was a visitor in
Bridgeport Thursday.
Mrs C H. Romper has returned from
a few days silty in Da'nbuy with roll-
tins. 1 . 1.
‘ Homer Sturges has taken up his re-
sidence In South Norwaiit, having re-
“cently removed there.
WV;
The Seduction Whist Club meets at
mercy——
A temporary bridge has been built at
‘a badatomacb. -* ,
‘ arable—Alia is too abort—you are not
_ or‘ln case oi an attack oi indigestion,
the home of Mrs. Frederick Bradley 1
next Thursday evening.
Saugatuck to take the place oi the on '
destroyed in the wreck. ’ .
d
interior improvements are hein3‘-
Louis Walsh and George Hunt. New-
ark; 3!. J.. and w Abernbers, oi New
or): city are recent arrivals at that
‘ i
Westport hotel.
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According to the report ,9! this town}
Westport' has assets of 875,650 0
which “0-000 ‘3 epm'emed ‘by “Mina. Fallon oi West Hoboken N. J.. street. The hajie the best wishes or
Do ‘ . y
“an M b Brotherhood will town 1“" ”“1 ““9"“ “d a” 33°F“? .10" Guests oi Mrs. 13.}. Stevens at their many trienda {are happy and suc-
Icesaiu‘l married life.
and pavilions.
y-‘i‘iids itiV in live minutsllli' ate
mach distress will so.
lion. heartburn, sour-near or belching
of ass, acid, or eruotatiohs oi updia 1 1 1
gelled food no diulnels. bloating. ‘
foul breath or headache. 1 .
Pope's Diapepsln is acted tor its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and mast
certain remedy in the whole world
and beside; it is harmless. ‘
Millions; oi men and women new
set their favorite foods witnout fear-w '
they know spirit is needless to have
Please. tor your sabe,‘get a, large
Aliment case oi Pope‘s Dlavomln
from any drug store and put your son»
mach right Don‘t keep on being mis-
bere long, so make your etay agree-
able. Eat what you like and digest
it; enjoy it, without dread of rebel:
lion in the stomach.
Diapepain belongs in your home.
anyway. it» should be kept handy,
should one of the iamily eat some-
thing which doesn't wee with them
dyspepsia, gastritis, or stomach de-
ransomtmt at daytime or during the
night it is there to give the quickest,
surest relieiiknown.
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dirt hi the “hide of the tracks. ~1
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:No indiges- ‘
. ~ carrier North Main and West streets.
_‘ Gill-t Wedditn Germany Saturday. at
' ermot were married at St. Joseph's
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One of the most important lea»
tures of a house is its heating sys~
tem. Do you know that aproper
heating system provides ventila.
lion? And. do you know that
proper ventilation would avoid
much sickness and many deaths?
In this country one deathin every
ten is due to tuberculosis, and
when the doctors findout that a
person has this dread disease.
what' rs the first remedy they prev
scribe? ‘
Fresh air of course.
Stamford furnaces ventilate the
house is well as heat it.
FOR SALE BY
Horace ll. Nash
to drop the name of Davidson.
OLSEN—WILMOT
St. Joseph's Rectory. .. .' i1
Peter 0. Olsen and Miss Elizabeth iii.
Mrs. A. R. Dowd, of New Yuri: is
visiting relatives on Locust avene
Mrs Aflhl“ tibia ism
come to Hampton inn for the“ winter. .
iMlaa mu Weed, oi .weu street.
is recovering from a recent lndlspoai.“
tion. 1.2‘ ‘ i. . i
in. r mustard m reins-nos to Nor
wall: alter- a law daya’ stay, renewing
”audio in m t’ t if
nu!
Mrs Nehbitt and Mrs. Burns and
M
the Dunbar: Fair new
importance The Westport Gun club holds a statori 1. The remains-oi EM Noble m”! ~ -
must be disposed with All men are this alternoon on their run” at; a o- "ed on “10.12: 19‘ traln’SIturday ironi‘
time.
'Darlen M. 'E. Church was well illi-
sd by an attentive audience attract-
ed by the topic' announced The its
handled the subject with skill and the
ed. Mire Voebnrgh sang a solo.
There will be a town meeting attire
Town Hall tonight at .8 o'clock. and it
promises to he a very interesting
misting. All citizens who are at all
intersted in 'tht town's welfare should
be there. Printed reports Just ro-
eeived are being read by citizens
with such deep interest that nothing
less than a cyclone will keep the
hall from being packed by interested
cltiaena.
Dorian M. iii. Sunday school rail!
Sunday noon was once-bin! as to num-
bers in attendance. and the interest
in: promo: rendered under the ana-
pieal oi Rev. Gentle Benton Smith
Almost every «at in the Sunday
school room was occupied. The pro-
m at "undone. dill“. duets.
Illel. atmoilwaattomlbe it a
pleasant m. Marybeth" um
ed ham aid delirium. includia; the
pastor. »
Gullah. dew at Mr.” and lire.
Mathew Cullen. oi Prospect avenue.
Darin; were married in time Epis-
opp-i film“. New York city. on Bab
lrntriptoranrouib. linen their re
turn they will Manitoulin i)»
lied outflow ago an thaw
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hall: Freedom and Miss Denial
urla'r They have an. on a south-
rile. Ilr. 'l‘ritdllfill'a (other baring
held on October 16 at the borne of John
ii need in the Rosevllle district.
Sherman Chllda oi Falrilold was the
winner at the prise.oil1ered to the on i
call. a Sermon to Progressives The p“ of supra “3min. the new school' the ‘0'“
. pastor, Rev. George Benton Smith, mp“, moat aproriaioly. Hi! ““9" well attended as the Republican or Do-
tion was the "Boston ." For this bit
constitution WII very mm! mm mental elort he was awarded the num' called be
oi one dollar.
The German ladle. D. oi H. will hold
a dial» this evening in Arlen hall for
Members and their friends. Louisa
lodge D, of moles-walk. has accepted
the invitation (A be present and the!
mom didn't body will turn out in
iinll demnvdaebn'b'oroheaira you . fur-
nish the mum
"who. ‘
it in not thousht probable that the
local Bull Moose will nominate a man
ior judge of probate although the mob
ter 1. not rat certain. The Rebubllcaa
nominee has alrea'dy been appointed
and this events; the Democrats will.
meet to nominate a candidate. The
meeting will be hold at so‘cioclr.
Riverside avenue readout: will all
strongly millet to the but more made
by. the trolley company to run trailbt
cars on their street. 1 ‘Pnpertydapre‘
clarion, lass afloionoy‘ in public pas
raptor travel and mull ammo.
motile: iron: the unloading of from:
are time excellent Malena, they, any.
wby the permission should not be
muted. 1 ‘
wsu- rolling up the small ainouat
lamina, use. Lanedober. to. non
Welcome and them will be‘ a good olockolock A molalmeetlng will be Brooklyn Amvice was held muse . Q
view chapel. and interment at Lake-
view Gemhteary. Mr. Noble was relat-
ed to Fred Wood oi tbia town.
receives held “it caucus at
litii‘rlday evening. it was an
The
tmocrath none. The meeting was
dei- shortly after 8.1117; B.
Keelsr was appointed chairman and w
R Bmailhorn.aecretary.1‘he lint bul- '
ines- wle to nominate a representative 1
and Justices of the peace. F. N. Horton
declined lull nominated Nelson Billi-
man whoX was chosen by ballot. A
mmmittw at three, consisting oi I F
Stillman, ll. 3mm and Wild. Belted
drink Wm appointed to name the Julv
ricer oi the peace The committee‘
bronchi. in the new at Kenneth Bob
ton. 0.0.w1lser, w. J McKendrlok. ,
“L. P. Fretbinxblm, s. G. Hoyt
declined owing to his duties on the
School comma. Mr. Bteli‘nl be
marked that there'wasn't anything in-
oonllltllnce in being a Progressive ins
lice and a member oi the School oom-
hilltop as a Republican. Mr. Hoyt then
“mm the nomination. It was then
decided bedroom a- town calamities. _
The cottage: this mau were «a
paint so. Bari semi-ii. and are
moved. that the town committee eon-
sist oi New at three members.
The motion meant-caries 60m
to. W in or retinal» prism,
Ben Kaela, m rim, w. r m»
maria. :. r slut-m and Parker 1.
rectory Saturday evening by Nev Rich-
' on! J. Carroll
A! .4 a‘ M;
1"Ma blue travelling suit and picture bit“
The bride was attend 1
ed by Miss Mary J. Ripley. and the best “
man was Peter J. Galilean ‘ ‘
The bride was beautllully gowned in
and carried a bouquet of white carna-
tlons, The bridesmaid was dressed in
abrown travelling suit with hat. to
math h.
The wedding was attended by rela-
tirea and friends irom Bridseportl Ova-
tor Bay, New York and; Jersey City.
'i‘he con are now on lpyinx a honey-
tad upon their return will
take up lr residence at 70 Cedar
that city.
in 1805.
given plaintlir.
“Multan charlie” Grillin is
ruled necrosul‘ms the .
crate Awarded Bridgeport
touts ‘ 1
Five divorces were granted by
Judge Marcus H. Holcomb of the 30-.
period court, last week. most at them
being Bridgeport in character.
Christopher L. Scheme 01 Brides-
‘port. was granted a decree or divorce
from Lillian A. Bundine who is now
a resident at at. Thomas,
Canada, where his wife is now living
under the name of Mrs Gordon Nel-
son, living with a man by that name.
The couple were married in
The defendant ran away with Mr.
Nelson in March.'1911. .
Jennie M. Sherwood "Davidson oi
Bridgeport was given a divorce from
Charles A. Davidson oi Kent, on the
ground or desertion in February, 1909.
three stud a halt years after their
marriage. Plaintlii was also allowed
1 Charles Grlilln oi ‘Stratiord. a pust-
granted a divorce from
Leona Murray Griinn of New York.
who is anactvess, and living with. a
man by the name oi! Arthur Rankin.
The couple were married in March,
1910.
lsabel Kobe Barr of Milford proved
to the court that her husband, Will-
lam Barr oi Bridgeport, deserted her
and her baby in May, ~1008, and she
was granted a divorce and also given
the custody of her baby. '
Intolerable cruelty was the cause
why Emma Beardsley Wildman or
Bridgeport was given a decree oi di-
vorce from Abram Wildrnan, also .0!
The couple were married
CnstOdy of one child was
lot, we.
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Banned want an. bring reruns.
Ontario.
1904.
. “it'll". *0le a little effort to lei»
ever rid coursed oi Catarrh when ‘
iiyomei is’ guaranteed to “end the mill"
erf'oi“ (laterrlr. or money back?.
To banish Oatarrb you must do- 1
stroy Catarrh germs. Hymnal, the 1»
wonderful remedy made from Alhiil'lb-
llau Eucalyptus, and other antiseptics
will destroy these germs will end
esteem will overcome Catarrhui :1.»
Deafness.
Complete outfit with inhaler. $1-00'.
extra bottles, 50c. in each package
is a litflo book that tells how bblsg...
simple remedy‘ benefits sufferers...
irom flaurrb. Coughs, Gerda, Group
and Catarrhol Deafness.
tar pan
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James Doyle. 1 arrested
handling and intoxication some tim,
ago, and whose case was then con.
tinued, was before the court. this i"
moraine His case was again conr “
tinued until next Monday.‘
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carburetor 3 guns
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WE WILL MIL YOU ii
"for suspect oi old False Teeth
Adept no. Highest prices paid
tor. old Gold, Silver, old Watch-
as, Broken Jewelry and Precious
$01168- -
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Pbila. Smelling and Refining
1 ' ‘ Company, ,2
'. Established 20 Years . .
sea .Chal u; it», Philadelphia.
unryiya'bl id
1., 1 TO DENTIITQ. _
We will buy your Gold 5‘liinza.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid. '
Made Cosy With a Gas
Radiator or Cylindrical
Gas Stove. _ Just theT
..thing- for rooms used
occasionaly when great
.licatlis...uotispnstantly
required. .S‘t‘r i ke a
match. turn, the valve:
you have the heai,tum
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