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Paouucra
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Ii win-alum «not.
death Nomlk
vi-
There will be a rehearnnl .ofwtirst‘
degree of Butler Lodge tonight. L‘ P“? "1AA A
All
are requectad to be present. .. m»... "
HOYT‘S THEATRE
To see a famous and .llrilliu’ut l‘elgil
M. .._..._.....
There will he a month’s mind mass
at St. Joseph‘s Church at 8 o‘clock to.
. marrow moming for Miss Alice Cul-
loo.
‘al augh and applaud a hountitul amuse ’
ment bill me the reasons which are?
m.—
Palestine Castle, No. 2, A Q. K. =0! expected w mq‘5 5 large portion of '
M 0. Wm hold its semi-monthly ‘bus— South Norwaik theatre fall: to Hoyt’a
during the fore pint of thin week.
where Xut Carr will he the headline
uttluaction Mr. Carr has starred in
Court Mahaoloemo. No 53. Foresters many, leading productions for years,
of America will hold its semi-monthly among these being, "in: Climax."
*husinese meeting this evening in its “Wine, Woman and Song; and nu
hall. in South Main street. merons others This brilliant
, was seen at Hoyt'a lust- Benson in a'
Chester P'. Meeker and Charles LVS'T'gIB specialty and formed a largew
’ve‘rlin, of Norfllk. went {0 WWW“ 0“ acquaintance This week he is to 08
Saturday. hunting The report ‘3 noon in something which gives him a
that then “103'“ fine luck. {vast opportunity to display his capa-
bility. culled .“Toblitally: or The End
of the World." It is a striking dra-
Trinity mréh- “”n me“ ‘0 ”w‘to' matio playle‘t. teeming with interact-
inees meeting this evening in its hall
in Washington street.
w
The ladies oi the Women’s Guild, of
.At thEEo two priEEs We offer garmEntE which compari“ '
"Eon will chow are the beat in The Norwaiks. All our entire I
if expanse of conducting business is not borne by theta two , .
EstE' do not have to make as heavy an assessment on
he public as though thoy were. . l . .
“ Those popular priced linEs, Embrace style. fabric, fit.
f3» and wear and we Especially invite the men whomave been
~ paying thEae prices for their clothes, and who do not. know ‘
lithe excellence of the garments we sell, to come in and
7 benct‘it. , .. A '
*MW~M~—
timnte slur in polite vaudeville and to _.
Look at My Varioty Before You Buy
Blues. Weak. Salmon. Cod, Butter. Halibut. Flat. Sea Bass. Haddock,
Snapper Blues, Eels. Sea Trout. Long and Round 'Clama, Little Nacho, Milli
' Pond Oysters, opened and in the shell;
star. . .
Hard Crabs.
Lobsters and Large Opened Long Clams
Culblll's Bridge Fish Market
TELEPHONE W. FREE DELIVERY. .
:ogow aftergoon nigh: humanitarian.“ dramatic. episodes and along"
' Boy “30‘ , wood avenue 'cotnedy 'it is declared to l)6 one a:
Court Laurel. Daughters of Cnstile the moat artistic achievements in
will hold aclaaa initiation at Odd Fe! vaudevme ”elm” ”1mm “5 in"
lawn Hall in south Main street on noted player in the greatest of am
that will bring one back to childhood
10ch . . v .
% ‘dayé'. is The Five Maury YoungsterE. I
“ m
...- ' lg
. the young people of the town Extra. which will he enhanmd by their child-
police will he on duty and any at 13“ mannerisms and fieshnesa. An- : f‘
f tempts at rowdylum "Wm be dealt with other weldoma reappearance is that of s
summarily. . .I
who one to be seen in a new Oddity.
called, “The Love Millions." Charles
Tracy, willf-hring forth laughter. and
umliause with clever cartoon and
comedy him. The Aerial «Lantern. in
a unique gymnastic noeotacle, ulnar.
cot froth anything soon in vaudeville. l
. Rev. John Btapleton, pastor ot' the
V ‘ South Norwnlk Congregational" church
preached in the MothodiatIEniaoOpci
Church, in Stamford, last evening. and
pleased at large congregation with an
eloquent discourse.
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wSilk Ribbon ciglua are all the
"30” ~ xiry them today and the reasoni
you'll know. ' I
There were. twenty- two sales of While both he and Mm. Rm" were in
pronolty in the Norwmkil, lust week. New York oily. Nothlng of vain“ mg;
with mortgages to the amount of 838. taken as m: as an Mm e“ “W
600. There were littoed’ trunnion of tam,
ml estate for the third wool: in 00» When Mr. 30mm returned ‘ rm
labor. 1811, and moraine: oi' ”22.109. New York loci ninth he no 5 light in
.Ww the from “M131”! room. invalidation
Leanna Snyder. 10mm”! 0’ south proved that no one with a right to the
“WW3“ ”“1 formerly “”9““ with house was therein, and upon inventi-
tha Connecticut National Guard all action Mr. Roger- found comm” draw-
imptoin oi the Seventh Gummy. C A. 9,, pulled out He believe. fl“ dd: in
0., ‘0 HOW enrolled in "13 MW York “It! collar mull thVB (”thinned “I. ‘n'
““10““ Guard and mm” 5 “WW“? trillion before they had completed the
communion in the Thirteenth Rial? work.
mom 0. A (l.
‘IE‘llinoLans ABOUT AGAiN.
Burglar: entered the home of Chari-
oI-Dertt Rogers, in Momnavonue,
W
The tachom- more adoption oom-
' pony. of liarti'ord. has am a con-
tinuous or circulation. (to om
are: Pmidont EM Mum, mini!
'8‘ action"; “nonrandom. HuyAi
fiction-9r, my. many W. M0?»
or. The ariamnmmmj‘aw
has tiled E IWWW ,
Tito EWW m in Minis.
the afternoon or annuity, November playleiu presented here. All. attraction :
Thursday will be All Hallowe‘dn fond These oievor klddiea will givé a aai- -
numerous parties will he held uniting led 0’ “MP “We“ and comedy Mt“ '
{the engagement of Luckla & Yount l ,
it possible
port of the anatomy
either loot night or tho night before, 7
lair.“ fro outlinin-
Taught a PracticEl Wily at
Memo Night School
South Norwalk ‘- Stamford Port Chester
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Save the Teeth , Fa" Lille Pf Kid
GlovesdiNeck‘wear I
Kid Gloves in too. liray. white.
black with white stitching,
. white with hitch stitching .
‘ 0130. 01.00
Walking Gloves tornado.
. 01.00
Chomola Giotto in white 01.00 .
Every Pair Guaranteed.
N EGKWEAR.
Bohemians Gilliam 25c and Mo
Johan 200 to 81.50
out oollu uni Cut! Mozaon
Wm MM
, mu Cola: and Common .. .
300 to
. Dutch Loon (lotion I25. to 160
Embroidered stock: 280 and ”I .
‘ Sailor Cullen in limb. .
- 00in M
0100
(to also collar:
, wounds. acclaim
chain... white and corn . _
million
(than. with Ileana“ lilo
laid. 00"! and with»
' . - “Album“
fit “a ‘7.th “0.18 nlvnni
Ind
Millard in White and tom .3“
' midi
The: are an important
Careful brush
ing is much, but not all: sometimes
conditions exist which cause a do
posit to form that the bristles will not ‘v
remove: it it is allowed to remain _
will prod on E foul breath sensitive ‘
tooth on gums, or perhaps the loan
of the entire not of loath.
Do not wait until the whole mouth
is involved bolero giving them atten-
tion. but have the tooth cleaned at
once, and avoid mutation .
Dal. H Mallory
18 south Mom on. south Romney
nouns: a a. in. lo a p. m. can!
dually appointment only.
Ladies’SI 1
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fit. um... lance, an appreciative t
2 Moat or at Michael and All Angelo f
‘I ty ulna realm
. early education at Trinity Schnai, New
, tram Trinity College. Hartford and in ‘
- 1856 from the General Theological
‘toi‘atea of short duration in
Inland Shardn and Anemia, .I
. alumnus of the Beta Beta Chapter at , .
. of Connecticut. was a Royal Arch Ma-
; can undo .malnber at the ("society Jot, -‘
_ Now that he has gone tram among , ‘
,. ed on many souls
disposition. his tenderoeas of heart. ‘
' Louis N; French
' Irena}, is a sophomore till Tgini’ty
18:.
but» to Rev. Mull; Month. the
“tor of St. Luka' a Church Norotou.
in which it says
, On Sunday. 29th of Septombar the
Wilton WhiEliEy, hot. I 'L . '
1* new... Rye Whiakey, hot" . Pint. 75o; Cilia
Silo Great Western Champ mane
‘ Pint, 75¢; Quart. t
‘ $1.10 Virginia Dare Wine . ..
dollar Scotch, bot. M... $1.10 209,3“, 3 ,
All the Leading Fraud; Bottled Beers, Ales, Porters and Min
ul Waters f . _ 'f .- _ ,.
n *5
in... and White Scotch not.
1-: .
Rev. Muir Fronch M A... lot over for .
rector of 1tilt. Lukii'o
arch. Dorian entered“ into rest.
his French Wail born in Millard. in
1831, son or Dr. Andrew munch and .
Charlotte Gleaner no men... his .
. . . . .
.n,:.:.u_-
York City in 1853 he will; graduated 83 and 85 Washington 8.
" Phone .44..
Summary or New York After pail
Staten
Mr. ‘
French was called to mrien in 1863..
“He had stood at the helm of parish { _
Iadairn through the icon years since
‘ that timc. and had ministered to three , -,
We have two ranges” oi héautifui 50c Sil'sjyzthat We bou‘ t
‘ up at a bargain do we can one them to yo at One-ha! pr c
Each . - - - - _, 25¢
“N ot~a-Seme” Hose
Moral guarantee with every pair. A pair ’
generations: lie was the oldest living
u.‘.--.v n
Pal Upsilon at Trinity College. Ha.
Was well fitnown as president at the f
‘Fairfleld county .IIClarioalII. Association
\
CAVANAGH a ROSE '
TOGGERY 8H0?
the Sons of the American Revolution.
the example or hie high character 2 3““ Main 3m“ ' V
and ideals ‘wili rennin indelibly stampw »
Ella aweetne‘s‘s or
‘liis sanctity of lite were all attributed
thgtfendcnredvhim to all who knew
him. The parish, the community, the
Diodeee has sustained ascent loss in f ‘
the death or this lenorabie priest.
He will be long remembered for hilt
mavérenoe tor and adhoranoo .to the
THAT’B ALL
PHONE 72l
‘ldaiafot the Anglican Communion. He
passed from this ‘world "having the
testimony of a good conscience in the
communion of the Catholic Church; in
the confidence or a certain taith"_
Requieacat in pace. Mr. Frenclf is.
survived by three daughters. Mrs. R .
T Jeflerson of Darlen. Mm. EdWln R. sympathetic, his (mutants among men!
8‘5““ 0’ “WWW“ W Ml“ 315““ ’ reflected the spirit ‘ot his Master.
or G French or Noroton.md one son, His‘roilhiament. ucholarlx may“ and
9,” Stamford M? molrltuut devotion on a lasting int-I
Mule 3‘55“? 15!“ places upon hill generation“ ,
. "We commend his bereaved family
College. to the tender cansolaiions of the God ,
The funeral was held on 0“ 2 atlot all comfort; and rejoice with them.
019 Ichurch where he had ministered in the hope of the ueaurrectlon or the.
for nearly half a century. The burial Must I
Was in Spring Grove Cemetery. For; “‘Fora space the “1in body ..
two hours hetore the servings the‘ body ‘ Lilac with toot “”3154,“ dawn; H x "
lay In state on- the church “flee 1m . Till thore breaks the last and .
der a guard or honor componed or that brightest Easter morn. "' .
clergy o! the Dioceqe. while the ping At the time bf Mr Frencha death
and young of the pariah gassed by the his name stood second on the roll of 3'
nuke“? to pay their respects to that .the clergy or “‘9 Diocese 0f Connec- H
departed rector" ‘ :ticut in the order of canonical real-
Rev. M 6:30:39 Thomson. 0! Greennaem and out on the roll of motors H
wich road the opening service. atter' in the Diocese. The Rev. peter L. ‘
which Bishop Chauncey B. Brawaturlghepmy 9! cunton not without new. '
took charge, anointed by Bishop Wegd ichinl charge. was ordained. less than '
of Florida Divers oi the clergy were i“ month, before him. The aenlor rec 59
present The “0001‘“? hearers were «tor in the Diocese is now the Rev DIE?”
the warden: and vcatrymen of the John J MoCook, who' ‘has been in
Wm" , charge of at. John a Church East u
iHG had Binomial] at “15 momlw iuuttgyh “he. 1869 thflugh his numb ~ ;
service. when the Rt. "Rev. hinting Estunilil thirteenth on the roll or the
Wood of Florida preached the sermon. elem. ‘. i“
"5 1"“ U“ ““0991 It “'9 WW0”, The length or Mr. French's rector— _
not tooling "”3 P but M" medical “‘3 ship of one parish ha: been Exceeded Ii
visor who won on hand, thought noth in the EPW‘ Church in connecti- “
donations or lilo «condition. Thai-o out. a, it appears only by the m“ -
W a ”PM“ “W’P'm‘m' 1’“ John Bench, who wall factor, or Trim
hi: having for N. loot hm“ in WW“ ity Uhnrch, newtowu, to: My yearn.
.b. Ihwm 1m“ '"Jl hi! aw ”OPEC? m 1732 to 178’. the" R3“ JOM Tyl'
that o: "M”? “1' concluding “m“ or. who was motor of Ohriut Church.
" Norwich for clinical mm. mm ti
"M" "W W W“ W ”"1”” 4°“ me to 1323. on. Rev. B. M. liming l.
WM" by W 3"“ the victory ' WW” too who was rector of Christ {loin-ch, ti
E’oi‘i Mth'a (2in! Wm 1 Chi" not a“. Gmanwwhi to, “”4“ ym' from a . f
Chloe God thmltflfi 00M”: leudotli 010.“ 1839 to 1395' nu} ma nay; Dr, ma“. ,, ' ‘
id? French dimmed lilo reotoruhin ' '
vanthm \‘Kn‘. .\- Va 2 a on
3,0,” unafflma. .
l! II
Walton's grandson, ,. , ,
.r
C. P Ford . .
Lounsbuly and
scules Shoes
Slater 8. Morrili ~
Emerson and
Va
$0,. .
0'.
Hominid. who was motor at Bar ‘5 f r
”15““- “in" 0m“ 0“ may. M18" y or urontyutwo ma. non mil
not 2, 1808. Hui ho comm! annular I.“ “30.
uranium“ he would um oeiohntlid
nil Juhiloo. T will on. mu he
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