25‘,¢:':3‘s,
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LANE’I PURE ICE (MEAN
THE BEST OF BAKERY
Boston
Am to'r Town or
TAGE A man
' The Candy of Excellence “L ,
2“? - 01.90 m pound.) 3 f. V ‘
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PRODUCT. ‘
EA. LANE
It Washington giro-t,
to:- solo.
liven mu mm».
tooth Norwllk .
Gym! ‘lholl Point,
AndmobahbuchWoth
, Lsfinchcs nit Bum
of All kinds promptly built, m '
All kind. or top-Inn.
Nan'wnlk
. Cockeuoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. M.,
will meet tomorrow evening.
Star of Columbia Circle, Companions
of the Forest, will hold its semi—month-
ly business meeting this evening.
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. South Norwaik Council; No 125 3,
Knights of Columbus will hold its
meeting this evening over Hoyt‘s Thea.-
tre.
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wliand made, choice tobacco, extra’
flavor—Silk Ribbon-5 out cigars.
. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Waters of Hick-
’ o'ry lBlutl’.Vare entertaining for a. few
days. Harold Haviland, o'r' Koppel,
The weekly business meeting Oi Oi.
lve Branch Lodge. No.19, Knights oi'
_P3thlns. will he held this evening in
South Main street
Tilermafifii Samuel ",P. Holmes. of
the Old Well Hook and Ladder Com
pany, has resumed his duties after- he:
VingVolr for a couple of weeks g
q...
Old Well Commandery,’ No 956, Uni
ted drawn: the Golden Cross will
meet tomorrow evenin
Norwalk Trust Compam Building
V -Misa MacLaren will present
Man From Home," instead of ”The|
vernOr's Lady." Turk. Oct. 2
at Trinity Parish Hall.
The Woman‘s Christian Temper-V
incest, Friday, October 18th, at 3
o “clock
Federation of Women's Clubs will he
held in the Congregational church at
Mount Carmel. near New Haven on
Wednesday, October 30. The morning
session will open at 10530.
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late S Harrison Wagner of -ewN
van Just tiled in the probate court Hin
New Haven, shows that the value of
the estate is only 344. 411. Mr. Wagner
ho had many acquaintances here. was
t one, time a leading stock- holder in
no onset the directors of the Doubury
d Bethel sheet railway, huving been
.;:usociated at that time with é‘xflov
ornor Thomas B. Waller, or New Inn-
«don.
V -Wostport V Wreth pictures» in
Pathe'r Weekly at the Pleasant Hour
Theatre, Friday atternoon and new
lng. ..
giy TIIosdAy evening. three New York,
Vilnius were into about Otis hour and. A
flat! in reaching and leaving Daubury;
7 17 and 8: 15. were both into one hour
I‘LVAmi thirty minutes. This was this
‘ use or the train which is made up
for New York, and due to luv ’
1ployment, 326;
’tions secured, 206.
Owing to a number of insight cnrn',
‘xottlng of the track at Branchvllla oars .
The trains duo here from {New York or V V L
FREE EMPLOYMENT
Situations Found for 855 Applicants, 7
n
BUREAUS.
Out of 1,354, in September.
HARTFORD,- Oct. 17 ~The result: of
of oporntion oi the live free public .
in Connecticut
employment bureaus
for the month ending September 30, is
shown 'by the monthly
report issued
by the State Bureau of Labor Sta-
tistics to be as follows:
Hartford-«Applications tor eInployV-k ‘
merit, 43-5; npplicntions for help. 304;
situations secured. 259.
New Havenmhpplications for em
for help, 312: situaL
Waterbury-For employment. 227;
for help, 158; situations
secured, I30.
BridgeportoFor employment. 306;
for homers; situations
secured. 219.
Norwich—For employment, 60; Ifor
Total~Apbliéation§ '
1'04; situations Secured.
help, 52', situations secured. ii.
for ‘
855 .
0t tha;male applicants for employ-
ment 651le per cent.,
were , supplied
with situations as Against 63.2 per
‘cont during
the month ct August,
3 in the South while of the female applicants for
employment 60.1 per cent were sup
plied with situations as
“The with 58.2 per cent. during August.
or all Applicants for
Of the total number
once Union will meet at the home of per cent were furnished
,1, Mrs Edith Mclllane. No 7 Chestnut against 78.4 per cent in August.
compared
employment,
2nd, (23.1 per cent. were supplied with sit-
;uations us against 609 per cent. dur-
'ing the preceding month.
applying 77.4
help as
—-—To feel strong, have
good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy
The full meeting of the Connecticut “'9 “36 Burdock 31006 Bitlm- the
great system tonic and builder.
my.‘
Seminal Ada. hflns results,
MADE 'ro ORDER
I... .. ..... .. ..flLadies’Suits.
AT VERY
REAGONABLE PRICES.
We employ only expert mechanics.
and xuarhnteo our work to be satin»
tactory. We also do
CLEANING AND REPAIRING. F'ORV
LABJEB AND GENTLEMEN.L
lHl IIIII IIIIII no
a. KQHN. Manager.
128 ,WMHINOTON
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spent. 1.354; applications for help, .1” V.
‘ clothing needs. ‘
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We’ll prove it to you.
or winter suit or overcoat. They are the class of men. vvhont ‘
by cold blooded reason and logic we can convince this Is the
: one stars in The Norwallfi's to purchase any and all their
L’And Particularly Those Men L
who are limited in what th by want to pay for a suit—$0 or
$15 are popular suit prices and we' ve got everything' In town.
, beat a mile or two at this price, in style, fit finish, fabricLL‘
and what's more important than everything else—~WEAR.
‘ Look atMyL
Variety Before
You Buy
Blues._ Weak, Salmon. .Cod. Butter.
Il‘altihlllt and
sin in damask and hock, Table
Cloths.
Bpecial values ln Scam and
Squares
J i Mallctte
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L. ‘ to. «VII;
Renaissance, Tow» ,
26cano6llo
HALtovvs'osN mugs-r cAnoA,V ,.VV,
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' Q and we incite you!I Altontlon‘ . Ln
'llto the lowest and most cons "
V Hy mortality reports received by
the State Board or Health. in Berti .
lord, there were 1,978 doorhs during
~tlie ILinoutb of September.
“'38 loss than in August and 95 more A
than in septomber or lost your, and
, ntty- six there than the average num- .
ber of deaths during September tor ‘
“the live wears preceding.
‘ Thoideath rate was T4306 tor the .
“largo towns; Io: tho small towns. V19 3. .
{and tor the whole state; 14.3 L
The deaths reported trom
a tio‘us diseases were Isbkheimt 10.0 per V
cent or the total mortality.
The monthly bulletin culls attop» V
,tion to the statute relating to inter»
‘tile on infection, adding:
“it is the evident intent or this not
that the health omcer. on receiving
Lnuch aVreport, shall see that the
.‘ch‘lld has proper medical treatment.
This should be furnished by the town”
it necessary, for reasons of economy
it for no other, as the education and
support 0! the blind usuoily devolves
upon the state and each such use
could save the public thousands '0!“
dollars;
"health oldest-Mn running their mouth-
ly report of. Viufectioushloeases to
. walk during September.
causes were as follows:
vet, 1;-dlarrhoea, .9; diseases of ner-
' vous system. 2; heart diocese. 2;"nc-.
cidents and violence. 5;
diseases M. This represented an sn-'
Anal death rate ot'12.4 per 1.000 in-
habitants. There were six deaths of
children under one Your
deaths trout Lone to live. more.
The cases of infectious diseases
reported in town werei‘
and croup~Clty of Norwaik,.1;
phoid tover~—olty of Norwalk,’ 1; town ~
of Norwant, 1; consumption—city or
Norwalk 1; city or South Norwalk,
2%
is L lnitrtsilnp
Wot—n
This was ‘
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We request that hereafter
and the
Typhoid fe-
‘ all other
and two
Diphtheria
ty-
William Steve to Eitcve and Mary
cushy.
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Helen out to ounce and Clara > L
_ alsmwny.
when. to Angelo and Marin (to
midi...
loador to Hyman 8:“. Hertha
Friedman. .L
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atg. 75c:
nu... Bag] 856;
Bap. V850:
Bap. 65c; barrel, $676
. Complete stock Select Grocelies. Teas, Cotter-s, Butter. Eggs.
. Wines and Liquors at Lowest Prices in town.
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Fancy Vests
e have a very nice line of Fancy Vests at medium
prices, $2 on. $2 50. $3.00 and $3. 50.
Our 50c Neckwear »
Is the Best In the Towo for the Money
Special Silk Hose 35c
}3A.F.c0kmann 81 Co.
this oliice. include the cases or CAVANAGHL & ROSE
, opthnimis... neoustonlm reported V to 10395;“! SHOP
I 1 them." 2 south Main street - ., South Norwala V V
l According to the monthly bulletin: " V V
there were twenty- six doctor in plan ...' ...n‘ w - .
South Norwalk -
Harris& GansCo. e I
THAT’S ALL
PHONE. 721
Carlson.
MARRIAGE; '
biome-
moblro.
mmtoro Volouto
custom.
Mtepbon M. ‘O'lisro null Gertrude
ry and Rosie Kbllrlel.
. none and incri-
: 18 Arnold F. to Charles and Agnes 28
, Cannon. Maine, says: ._
W“ ,ngmwmkt' and Valorla Pills have entirely cured me of sciatic ‘ '
' V_ rheumatism consul by uric acid lh my ,
. fag,“ F, Kmmpan and Ruth 9, blood. it has «in removed numerous
I block specks that were continually,
hetero my em. I run only too also
“Va Mary I»: A good word "for Foley mum
Bl lA."-~‘
, 3 ‘9“? 0‘ wa‘m‘ 1' Wm“. 1- plus Amato. 28 Henry W lrélan’d and Edna G.:
Halibut. Fiat. 393. Em, Haddock. Lacking but one. theta) were twice ‘35 Edith Jetta to Thomns and ELdViVm Santaiu. =
Suki) _ Blues. maim‘s‘e‘s'l‘routglaons as many people born itiv‘the Norwalks , pom-39“, 29 Angelo Apostolopolos and Patty ,
and Round Clams. Little Necks, Mill during the past month, I'll have ("841.25 Edgar Francis to George and Del Kallos.
Pond Oysters. opened and in the shell: Them; were flttyvone births and but he Keene. 29 Joseph Tavella and Maria Tsveila. .
Hard Grabs. twenty-six delths. 13‘" marriages 26 Renlvlck Johnson to Horace and 29 Elmer C. llagndorn and Mrs. '
reached but twentyathroer , Matilda Lewis. Dorothy Slailery. .
“9 mam“- which a” given “1 21 John Albert to John and Barnum L31 Geoige G Grands" and Saran I,
CutbsI'I’s Brid e Fish Market .. . .. .. e
g. Clerk Herbert R. Smith‘s leDks. " m ‘ 10mm to LJofieph and n‘aryl DEATHS. .
BIRTHS. ‘ Mansi. _ Date Names y. m. d L'
TELEPHONE 108.. "‘53 ‘DELWILRVV- Data Names. ' 27 Helen Annie to Andras and AW Mnry Mains: .......... ill
.- .- 1r ‘ 1 _Antonio to Boluswsi’ and Room». < 018 Gaspar ‘1 3 Hannah Eliza Weston ..67 917
‘ ”WM -, 7F ‘ ' Snyder. 27 Mary to Joseph and Maria Di . 4 William hicMnllen .....ss
' . . 1 Anna to Primo and Anclla Gus. Mario. V l 4 Oscar st. John ...... 74 9
poni. 27—43hsriot May to Joseph and Myr- 5 Russell Evan James ....5 ii 28
DaL. and Ni ht Courses . 1 Everett Alonso to William and tie Dent. i 3 William HenryV Davis ...91 2 10.
y g Mildred Taylor. 28 Frank to Joseph and Mary Deng-V 6 Anna Brennan ..~:......75
L 2 Risieri to Peter and Philomenio . rel 6 Hauorah McNamara ....68
Buttons ' 28 Anna Lena to Andrew and Fm” 7 Henry Turner ..........84 7 17’"
Merrill BUSiness couege it Cormeueilo 40 John and Chisrlns, can UVcna. _ ,9 Earle A1181“! Talmadge” 2 27V.
' , Avoellone. , 28 Veronica Helen to Mlchlal and 12 Eduard Ward ........ .. 2 4 23
L 4 Leo Martin to Thomas and Cath- Veronica. Blaskowlck. 12 Helen Vinita ........... _ 1?.
. ripe Fa » 28 Baby, to Zinnia and slim Askew 16 Isabel Manon .......... 77
8““ N°"_“'alk s “”955 Ipmfihm” 7 Vilamo to $591 and Annie Pa 29 notion Curtis to John and once 17 Rudolph. Lohr .........22 ll
“ I—llnltos. ' 9.1.9rritt 12 Charles Lewis Rose .2..5 4 7
mem— ‘1 Josephine to Palsy nLLnd MIIryz29 Dorothy to Annie Anderson 16 Splridione J. mposito ..II
INuuclato. . 293mm“ Society to Frank and Edith to Mary Esther Carr :....7i “6,
L‘ 8 ‘J'aLmeg to John and Mary Patch. Smith. 20 Stephen lmre ........ .. 7_
ion. 29 Arvllla Jane to Walter and um- 20 Joian Katona .......... 18 o to
8 Jaggph Frank to hoseph and An- ma Sperry. - 23 Henrietta Freudeuthai .86 ii 213
,- ' . nls Kori ’ 90 Louis (learns to Louis and tins-V 26 Allen Wilson Pray ..,...2 10 G
whens 101‘ the October Lhrthllrto Arthurrnud Mgr-gnaw. 3’ anfiossa, V , 27 Emnllne Lockwood 594- V
,Brhiowlmhoh Cloths, round VV .. ‘ « n l ‘V .V V dirt. . so Mary to James and Josephine, ther‘ . . ......83 7 ll‘
figmflibggy (2:31”. 55ml. Vf‘ “ V 9 William to stave “a Mary novel: 26 Baby.Delmo Falconc .. ll _
Hearts. Pillow Shanta, ip Moxi ISChOOl Days are “V 3 Yaczo. . 91 80p to Louiil and Rachel Dunn. 27 Mary Alicoflullen ._.,.29 It I?
can I'm: work. embroidery, .‘ August. ‘ 28 James Augustus Comm.“
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Baby linker .(ono hour) L ’
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”Foley Kidney.
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