3‘ Pure Home-
made Cand
’ Mayo Fresh
HUYLER’B FAMOUS
‘ concourse
mos non: iCE casAM
THE nest on BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
Ii Washington new.
loath Norwaik
" . of .11 kindl promptly bum. com ,
err: a. new ,
11.4.0...
no. pai- pound"
r. mourns.
Anon! m 1‘an I of Nahum,
Anderson's 1...... 0.... ‘ tolling
Launches and Bouts
; ,
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'm an. All kind. of "pairing ‘ ,
given noodle! anontloo. 1" f
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Oyotu- ohm Point. «w...
Every line in furnishing
C(ckenoe Tribe. N0. .'-‘.2,l 0 R. 31.,
will meet, iomonot. evening,
The Net-walk liont Club will hear
the reports on the recent smoker at
the regular meeting; tomorrow even.
ing.
Bonner Council, No. .14, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly
|buttiness meeting this evening in its
hall, in Washington street.
Buckinéhum Post, No. 12, G, A. R.,
twill meet in the post rooms in Wall
street tomorrow evening for the con-
sideration of regular business.
w
The Paintei‘s‘ and Decorators‘ Un
ion will hold its semi-monthly linsl-‘
ness meeting this evening in the La-
bor Lyceum, in Washington street. .
Court Nnrruk, No. 58, Foresters of
America, hnve a regular business
meeting scheduled for this evening in
the Whiter street, “Norwnllo, plumbers.
011 account of the teachers' conven-
tion, which will be held in Hartford
and New Haven Friday, all the public
‘ schools of the town will he closed on
‘that day.
Court Cecile, No, 105, Daughters of
Gentile, will hold a social this even-
ing in the Catholic Club-house. Catho-
., lie Union Council has been invited to
i be pres'ent. ..
The Ideal Clock Manufacturing Com-
pony, oi lleriden. and the Brown Mn
chine Company, of Willimuntic, have
Tiled articles ’oi association in the of-
fice of the secretary of state.
Thomas Wright, of East Norwullni
is recovering from an attack of blood2
poisoning. A piece of oyster shell
entered his right hand two weeks ago,
and the injuiv become infected. lie
was obliged to have Dr. West attend
him and is now out of danger.
Yesterday's ruin mode the local
hunters juhildnt, fer the pursuit of
their pastime this tell has been ren-
deredxdlfficult by the great amount of
foliage on the trees.‘ The rain ro«
movedmuoh of the dead foliage and
hunting will be easier tirom now on. t
The weekly business meeting of
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights
of Pythins. will be held this evening
in its hall, in South Main street. The
first rank will be conferred on n can-
didate at this meeting and the pres»
ence of every member is mounted.
‘ «Silk Ribbon cigar; are all the
" go"~-try them today and the roouou
you'll know.
Tho, Federal
Wushinston’and Illusion In Mil rum
ning through lionhury' without taking
on any punengm. The train thiA
morning pinned through there without
stopping. No 0..ka robe scheduler,
for the new trninu have boon loom-ii.
Wino-4M
i The router meeting 0!
.hury Auxiliary will be held at
‘ : Tho cocoon pinion of the «chino on ’
. in; a noisy demonstration atu safe dis ‘
,seen shipping across the street.
I sense or smell us to the danger.
of the animals.
‘ Stratford
.nonnced by the department in its 010'
“10,000 which will mnko it one of the
“moot powerful lights alone the Sound.
expresses between |
home of m and Mrs. Chums MI 0
mm mm. tomorrow WM
DISCOVERED TWO SKUNKS UN;
nan His BATHTUB.
Residents in Aristocratic Litchfieid
Are Holding Their Noses Very
High These Day-1
Lth‘HFlEIJI), Oct. 24. ~~'Ihe people
of'ihis town, long considered the aria ;
tocrnt among the historical old places
of the state, are holding their noses
high in the uii‘. This is not because of
any superciiiousness, or desire to he‘
haughty towards their neighhorsg The
real reason is that the town is seeing tildes, Weak Salmon. COd' Butter,
‘nnd smelling an ininsion ot‘ mephitisismimcr Blues, EEIS’ 3°“ Trout Long
mephitica A few days fig.) a resident Wood 0\ stets, opened and in the shell;
of North street discovemx two plump
skunks undei the tub in his hathroom'
He discreetly backed out and bymak
lance u ith the doors open. he had the .
satisfaction of seeing- the intrndcis
have the
“Militants Line of
Ever Shem in
The ism-mike f‘ '*
It’s right down‘to the minute in style: 'and is complete.
with a lot of mighty clever goods.
sented with lines at popular prices which have never been
surpassed in desirability in the citiy—
And Hats Too
hut come and look the line over.
Look at My Variety Before You Buy
Goods
i
goods is magnificently repre~
L—mm_w.__”._ —— ——-—.———-— mm—a—
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Halibut, Fiat, sea. Base, Haddock.
1
and Round Clams, Little Necks, Mill'
lisrd Crabs
Cutbiii’s Bridge F sh M "arket.
TELE‘HONE 108.
‘1.
FREE oattvanv. ,
leisurely go downstairs and outside
Nit r,hts and morning;- up and down
North street the eoily rising family,
member oi houscgirl hns opened up a
door to {ind 0 skunk 01 11 family oi?
them on the doormut, at the woodshed
or reconnoltering around the garbage:
can. Once in a while one would he'3
The?
animals were. remarkably welidiehavfi
ed. Cats and dogs have retired from:
view. Residents hove 'ucquired the? South Norwaik
habit of walking with a good deal cl" 1
core. lortii‘ying their eyesight with thoi
This ,
morning two skunks emerged from tho
siuiteway in the street at the county ,
jail and walked across the street. No
one disturbed them. At Bantam Luke:
gunners aredcilling an unusual number i
Flannelette
KIM‘ONOS
Short Flunnelette Kimonos 500
Long lv‘lunnelntte Kimonos . .
$1.00 to $1.75
Eider Down Dressing Sncques, .
$1.00 to $1.50
Aviation Caps .. . .. 600 to 01.00
50c ,
FUEL T0 or. CHANGED. i
m l
Lighthouse Department Make: An-:
nounoornont.
lielore November 15 the lighthouse
pnrtmeut will make changes in the
shoal, or Mlddleground ,
light, that will he oi? interest to mar” _
ineru in this vicinity. The‘pluns on: .
do
Short Knit Slum
vv|litl
Hallowe'on Post Cards 6 for on
Halowo’ on Place Cards 2 for so
iJ. I Mallette
"Waiting!“ 8h .
Tot. «9. Bo.- Namath.
clnl 'hulleiin provide for A change In
the duel used at the light from oil to
incandescent oil vnpor. and a change
in the candle power of the light to
The light will show u flash-ovary
ten seconds, as at present. the length
at the flush being one and three
tenth seconds, and that of the eclipse
eight Ami sovonatonth .oecondn.
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MELLEN Demos 0'!”ch 0P DAN-
GER ON WATIR ROUTE.
There has been a current. nary that
tho reason the New Hinton root!
- abandoned its water route for tho
Wilmington carom. min via. Horton:
w mum—mm;qu
manta ordered by the internalize om
‘ memo commission upon the trundport
on Now hover: Motor. Asked
,nirouioont Mellon my new
PENMANSH
Taught a Practical Way at
Merrill Night School
”V river. vm Menu o: the lmpmw. i '
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ENDORSEMISSCGRGORAN.
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Representatives Frcm About the state
:. Gather at Bridgeport to: Act.
At 0. meeting of chief councillors of
various councils throughout the State
of the Companions at tim'h‘oren’t, held
yesterduy at the Hotel armhole, in
-Bridgeliort, called by Mrs. M. J. Fo~
icy of New Haven, to take action on
the suspension of Miss Annie M; cor.
an... as supreme head of the order,
itwwas decided to stick to Miss Garcon
,: “through thlott 11nd thin. it was vot-
ed At. the meeting to endorse her
mind in the matter and not to recog-
nize her suspeuolon until a meeting or
{the Supreme circle or the order has
been held.
' Tuesdw evening, at an anniversary
orienting oi Camilla Circle, at which
< representatives '0! about 40 of the air-
matter was discussed again. Mrs.
Annie u. Pout. unprotno secretary, was
present and ”is supporting M11101 (101'-
10. ioni‘mntohyu who
' A, 01111on Mint
Commons will: the mohair
though the
the It reinstate um Cameron.
, ed by them.
, was caused by oysters over a. your ago
have been published broadcast this‘
toll, and the association has been Oil-1
also of the State were present. the , ‘
, , i'l‘he Trialling (Janette)
ho e
have
hove increased the amounts contrlo
" The attacks upon the oyster in...»
try. based upon asortionn that iiinen
lined to deal with difficulties which on
igiunted the previous year.
The welfare of the oyster industry ..
' requires that: the real facts; concern ‘
ing the purity. wholesomeness and
economy of oysters us a “land should”
be placed below the public, and the
' committee on publicity are using» ell-y
cry available eilort to accomplish this}?
industry. ,
tor the good of all in the
This work cannot be done without
funds. and those who hnvo not Already.- .
subscribed, are urged to notify the? .
chairman, Henry G. How, Groton,
C0nn., at once, and remit their sub-
,scriptions to Alfred}? .Higginn, terns-
"Bonton, ~
urer. ' 142 Atlantic" avenue,
Mass.
The committee on publicity have re-
quested that all subscriptions should"
he paid to the treusrer as by so doing
the association can save three and
five per cent. tor cash payments on
expenditures, and it is for the intr-
est oi‘ the association that this should
be done. .
The following is the present. list,
with additions of homes and amounts:
r. 0. wow .5... prowl...
Timon. VA. “
J. 'r. howled“, 01.1mm...
,‘ HA WC. Will”. VI.
workman c .
. ll
Since the that issues of The Blinking “
1 Gazette noteworthy additionp i
been made to the subsctlptlon list for
. the Oyster Growers' and ileum Al.‘
‘aoclstion at North America.
j now subscriptions have been made.
, and some or the former subscriber
‘t
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(‘lecrge Thompson and Son,
New York $ 75.00
V.V‘ O McCiuskey, Wheeling,
W. Va. 50.00
HAG. ituwe and 00., New
Haven, Conn. 1,000.00
Wm. 1... Ellis and (70., Balti-
more, Md. 50.00
Andrew Rndei, Bridgeport,
Conn. ‘ 1,000.00
W. H. Killian (10. Baltimore, ,
no. 170.00
J. W. hinrshnli West Point.
Va. 10.00
(loo. W. Richardson, West
‘ Point, Vt. ' 25.00
J.‘ C. Robinson, Hampton, Va. 20.00
Alex. Frazer Co. New York
- tiny ' 150.00
C. Johnson, Greenwich. N. J. 100.00
Ahvon Nyvenheim. Norfolk,
Vn. ‘ 50.00
i S Bolling and Son. lininp- ‘
30.311, 1 700400 ‘
Murine aA Rogers, l‘hilndel.
film, ra. - = 73.21
3:. and J \V Ellsworth 00..
New York city , 500.00
Gdti‘rgo Y. Sohoch, Philadei- ,
,phiu. Po. 150.00
W. W. Ballard £30.. Exmore.
Vn. 25.00
G. Van Der Zorgh and 8011,
West Sayvilie, N. Y. 20.00
J.V‘P. McNeil, New Haven.
Conn. ‘ p , ' 10.00
I). J. Byrne, Montreal, Que. 100.00
(‘ouecticut Oyster (10., Toron-
to. Ont. 100.00
Charles Platte. Jackson, Mich. 50.00
F- Mansfield and Sons (30..
New Haven. Conn. 2160.00
Frederick '1‘. Lyon, South
Nor-walk, (ionn. 0.00
independent , Oyster (20.,
Cleveland, 0. 75.00
N. ,8. .itekorly and Son Co,
Norihport. N. Y. 200.00
Armstrong Bros.. Hampton, ‘
Va. ' 300.00
The‘ Shillingworth Oyster (30.,
Greenwich, N. J. 100.00
Morrelllrlnvllnnd Oyster 00.. .
New York city 100.00
M. J. Ryan, Philadelphia, Pa. 214.00
J. l. Merrill and 00., New
York city ‘ no 00
Roborthldrich, chki’ord, ll. l. 10.00
Chen. W. Triage (30.. Chicago.
ill. . 100.00
Uoioninl (Jun 1C0... Boston. .
Moss. ‘ . , 10.00
D. 11. Russell, Chlnootedgue,‘
Ya. _ 0.00
Frank Iii. Smith, Emily Crook, " _ l
Goon. , 21.007
accident .30". New York
city ‘ 10000
World: 9.0.7:... Wont 00y.- _
“"90 Nl Yd. . 30.00
25.00 .
thin .
' 310.00
1000.00. _
"Magnoltn (”Clover Brand Milk, can
Funny Layer Figs. not In
2} cans Old Dutch Cleanser
_v ll pings. anle Corn Flakes
.f- Finest-Creamery Butter. lb. ........ .
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‘ We carry ‘a complete stock of»Wlnes and Liquors.
‘ ow England Run», large bottle.
: Californinlliort or Sherry, per gal.
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83 and 85 Washington St.
' Phone 440.
Your Cleth‘es
Are One of Your Biggest Asset
HAVE US MAKE
the Fall Suit to your niensuie.
suit. Give us a trial;
it costs less than a ready made
we'll mn‘kc good
CAVAlyogzggme ROSE
. 2 South Main street South Norw‘ai
Harris & Gans co.
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should not tire the eves anti 3! i0 “10 large“ and most com
he. lollowcti by a dull licnti— ‘I‘l plete line 0! ,
ache. ’
if. when reading, your eyes
blur, tire or ache, come to us
{or a pair of Reading Glasses
made for your special one only
after an expert examination of
the eyes by our Oculist.
THAMER
Oculiou‘aod Optician.
87 Minolta Square. Stamford, Ct. .1
Open 8m. Evenings. EM. 15 Venn. 1 ,,
SHOE;
for Boys 81 Girls; "
that can be round in town. . ' ‘
including the tumour; .
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