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' oyster opening establishment.
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The schooner Harry Miller is dis-
charging a cargo of lumber in Hstch
& Bailey‘s docks. on Water street.
The monthly meeting at East Nor
A street.
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“The Enworth Magus ot the East Av-
j evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullock. of Wash
2 install. D. 0.. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs George E. Smith. at First
ntwat and Charles F. Hallock of South
Norwsik.
‘ The regnlpr morning nlld evening
services were held at the Sw'edish Con-
gregational Church, yesterday. Rev
Mr. Vnhlsti‘om occupied the pulpit
null presched.
Frederick Brown. of this place. has
taken s position with the New Haven
road as brsiismnn. Mr. 'Brown has
the best wishes of his many friends for
success in his work.
The weekly devotional meetlns e! ductive oigrest good Mrs. Lewis, the
the Epwortn unsure was bold but on
. wing at the Mt Avenue Melbouiat in the work as usual.
Church. The meeting was largely n:
f- tended an interesting.
The lion's Class of the East Avenue
Methodist Church held its weekly
meeting: Yesterday noon hi the church.
,‘l‘ho sheeting was so interesting one
3 and was largely attended "
George‘fi. Smith, of First street, who
has ruined unusually large pumpkins
and potatoes now comes forth with n
signntic radish. Mr. Smith’s ground
' imports isrgitls to its products. ’
,(g a».
‘ ton ‘siréet droye to Redd
‘ {dsyfiétsklnfi‘ he} guest? M Ishn’derst
toJi'er home «When firs (Hamil i?“
turned she was drenched by the rain
The Young Peoples’ society oi Loyal
Warhers held its weekly devotiopal
roosting last evening at the Advent
fibristnin Church “Victory over Sin. "
you the topic and Jennie Bil-chord the
lender oi the meeting.
A; _ Rev. George M. Tennis occupied. the
’ . pulpit sod preached st the piercing and
evening services that were hold at the
Advent Christsln Church yos‘terdsv.
The services Were unusually strong
and were spprocisteli by the congress-n
'tlon.
William ‘Twiss oi this plscc is enter»
aiming his‘brother. of Albany, whose
Inst visit to Inst Norwnili was in 1888.
Ir. Twins lode little leit oi the old
town. The present drswhridle is
shout, nil he remembers, that being
completed on his former visit here.
on. most Norwslk improvement so.
. much will hold I resulnr monthly
unsung/sau'l‘uesds . sitcrnoon st tho
Sibel-e oi. In. omit. 8 limis
shoot. shrunumboroi maltose!
”shouldhpmont ionostthomho
- ow not bring some suggestions
'11:! hummus to tile locslitifl in
which they reside.
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The host generated by the iocsl no
liticnl ffictionhnq nucleolus thesis-
posts this morning so tho morouryf
mwunwmonmm:
W filth h the militant!!!- sod
tho voter in the wstsr bonus. Doss-
conts no! mo worn, in order nod
boss has mount them wished that
nurses Allen. at First street. has so-
_ cured on position in Port thsstor in no
_, Wnik Fire Police will be held- this by.
, oping in the quarters in Van andt
Venue Methodist church is scheduled to
- hold its monthly business meeting this
Mrs. John- Cromwell of East wsphlngw 9'9 M“- Davenport's ml) was ‘3‘“
STAMFORD
A Stamford furnace serves
three purposes. it takes in pure
fresh ail- from out of doors, warms
it to the proper temperature. and
then disperses it throughout the
house. .
You lore just as certain of ven-
tilallbn‘ as of best an advantage
which is lacking with a steam or
hot whter system. This advan-
{legs is} worth while. especially' in ‘
l furnace that will last but little
ihort of a lifetime.
FOR SALE Bl!
Horace R. Nash
learner North Mnln silo Wont Stunts.
more thnu plonlod. it was indeed n
greet improveth the old method
of stumblhin sinus in the dark.
Two yenrs have based, The lint
‘ "’ your a. illusii deficit but to me made up
by the minimises. It was not large,
therefore the committee did it willing-
ly, realising” that the improvement well
worth it. The (lid of the second year
is here slid the committee find than»
selves with a verr'isrme deceit in the
treasury. much month the collectors
'hove culled lit the houses where the
money was promised and in my in.
stance; the people paid what they had
promised. but on the other hand. molly
could not pay than or shared some
other excuse Time after time it wall
the some old story. Of course the
commitibe will be held responsible if
those who have not promised do not
pay up. They will boys to settle the
account. and would this be fair?
is this just the right way to treat
the members oi the Improvement So-
ciety who hove the welfare of Rowny-
ton and its residents at heart? Can
not Rowsyton support street lights?
Everybody reaps the benefit. why
should not the people keep their prom-
lines and help a good time prong. The
anmunt each month is very smsli snd
Would never be missed. Why'hot-do
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the services which nra to be continued
each eyening this week except Satur-
dny will be largely sttondod and pro
[509991 singer wil be present and assist
Mrs. ids Davenport Ind her young-
test, daughter. nouns hove returned to
Troy “tor a fifteen dnys visit with
Grandma .lnnles Port. of the time
His. Kelley mode n third ports
and when the .1er 80'. Whether.
{representing three Wells and sit
{Daughters of the Revoluaon at thnt.
there was no sigmoi n Quaker nieet»
in: at any tin». Ruthie, who is s
ministure oi her xrsndfilothor. like her
is known as the little womsn.nnd is
as possible so any of the older peo-
short by s return with the trouble of
lifil‘ more» for ”(whichrshnlwu
Wan oi tho in in? nonpublic!
Troy. From wh h she was discharged.
rupee y cured. and why have to
return to the hospital for treatment.
so it ‘i’ a case which requires abdoiute
rest to be cured.
3‘ L ;, . , ,
iliflfildlfluys'
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sell Griswold. otnowsyton ove-
nt Sundsy' here. ,
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‘Rti
out return. of tile election will be
received over it np'ooinl wins st the
Roaches Hook nod udder Company' 9
cushion. tomorrow night.
i
Onl'i‘hursdsy evening at 7:30 spec
isl services will be held It the Rowny
ton stallion-l church. These services
will be held snob week horssiter snd 3
lane sttenlisnco is hoped gr.
Ml
. Thomas LgFoiltsln woo hss
becnvisitinx her son H L. Rowlnnd.
llstt street hn'it lime to the
of her dsonhter. Mrs John Sow-
in Hiddlstown, N. Y.. ior on on-
"lit. . . J
srby m?
and
, members of tho Bsptlst Bundsy
non very piss-sat little so
clsl the most of the” church im-
. The walrus mil st.-
‘ illout'. Wilmette were serv-
snd m 1 MM“ ruosss
to n soclsl tins m colored um
til hits in in. mm
‘1’?
(IN
‘ Croutons 91m mus.
whom-diluehtcisbmuonst-
as you promised? Surely your word
is worth something and our be do»
pended upon.
After it conference with the Con.
mission. the committee persusded the
company in len‘ve the light fixtures
up for s month, thereby giving the do»
linouent people s chance to settle.
l(ii course it the money does not some
in it will nirnply moon no more street
bed when it is such on improvement.
promisesior next you and. fol-then
more, make them to keep. not to
break?
is n good investment.
is it ioir to letsfewbnyiornn in»
provelnont from which nil mp the
benefit? Let us have the lights.
one.“ Who is nor A nurses or
film was ilirmvnussr
mum. .
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sAUGATucK
Dr. F'. DfRulsnd spent Wednesdsy
in New Yorlt on business. ‘
(Frederick Perry hss returned from
a trip through the west s'nd south.
Mrs. Edmuh of auto street to enjoy-
lng s tow dsys with relatives in moor
lord.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Huonheri hove
returned irom s visit with onto! town
relstives. ’
a... nu. McAllley hso WV her
position so mailer in the em Houn-
tucil school.
Albert (traumas oi Briduport hss
been the west oi his uncle. Pontoon-tor
l 9.1
Mrs. Rollin oi North nmuo lino
been ohtsrtsiniss so her [best her
mother. In. helium mutton.
Exterior lump-nests. sin hoist
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Wilts misread so everyone we- ‘
nectlcutcompsny. and other much dis. j
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' Willlnul Hello spent Nondsy with
I
lights and this would indeed be too 1
Why not ply up Mugshots new ”,1
The clash amount upended .
Think. it over -
I; dilly!
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mmoothomloyusidonoo. scoot
missiosbslubuiitsnthopsnsh i
It or the ills-t summit school was
held 119an oitcrnoon at the rest
street nnd snout ruin roulivedh
onsets irons Soutprri.1~lorWslk.
shaman sud Westpori silenced the
opening oi the Westport Country club's
new homo, Thursday evening. Done»
ins wss unloved until early in the nor»
sing and s uiiet lunch wss served at
nlidnighin ,
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There will he a meeting oi the Ann
librry. Wednesdy evening. Much loci
«ericsn Boys’ .club in. the memento;
the library. Wednesday evening. Much
local interest in being shown, in this
new ormisstion h‘othby the boys and
some oi‘ the older mansion. ‘
WEST
h NORWALK
Mrs. Ann Snybrooll is visiting Mrs
B. Thompkins.
S. (lax-tell spent ‘F‘ridny niternoon
with friends in town.
lire. Griwher balm. to her m
in Enxlnnd for s. visit.
Mun, fBotes.‘ Jr..;ls visiting her or
route in Brooiclyn.
his brother 11.2.1 ..1.ilesd.
for ya W’w'wnhl crisscross
list-rel-
«amen on tho so... only: ,
was may “groom W m
Muss so
toilwwlisfliornlntm.mm
armor-lop villus-91mins
“ Thehhes &flotchliiss m
s motorist reduction in the number of,
Gloomy
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mun...— Ma‘s-i...
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so.
some a”. nose WAT
mutation-magnets»
”diumtmsswfl
swimwetmumlo
ms.
41on of hire William Stspieo on pints '
li inst wing. you”
study tor the asst tow “yen-s. Dorian
= :n
llwwmmmwmh
. pundidoto's rest
lobe: is too troll known to
ohtlius’isstio ovor him. 2
in n “comments sddress to the
srsduntim close at Princtson on
, June II. not. Dr. Wilson mu ‘
“lion know whsi the ususl standard ,
of the employee is in our dry. it is
to give so little so he may for his
winds. thor is standardized by the
trodos unions. and this is the sisnd-
nrd to which it is made to conform.
no one is enlisted to do more than
the "we workman coir do. In
stints trades sod haudicrnits no one
is rumored to 'do more lhsn the least
the hours allotted to ll dsy’s lobar.
no no and may work out of hours st
V' i need not point out how
economiosliy disastrous such it rests.
lotion ‘oi lsbor is., it in so unprofitable
to ihesmployer thsl in some trodes it
will presently not be worth while to
sitelnpt scribble It oil. as hsd bet-
ter stop sltonethor thsn operate at an
inevitsble and invsrlsble loss, The
tishor of America is rspidly becoming
unprofitsbio under its present regain.
tion by those who bore determined
to reduce it to s minimum. Our
nonlic supremscy my be lost bocsse
the country grows more and more toll
of unprontsbie currents.”
Gontrsst the statement of Candidate
Wilson with the ioliowinz statement
mule by President Taft in s speech
st Cooper Union, New York:
“The effect of the organisation of
inbor. on the whole. has been highly
bansncinl in securing better terms oi
employment for the whole laboring
community 1 r ' ' I have not
the slinhtesi doubt, slid no one who
knows smiling shoot the subject can
doubt, thst the existence oi lshor
unions sissdiss mes. "
Csndidstc Wilson was tslhing so on
scsoelnlcisn sud theorist. with chor-
sciorlstic loch oi exact knowledge
President 'l‘sit wns tnlhius out oi sot»
no! experience nnd‘ knowledge «load
«were prirnsry sources. The contrsst
‘ in the ststdn’isni: suphssissstho. con-
trsst in the men.
‘ LINTERVIEW WITH THE CADILLAC
down—-
me... was: :- m. on. Automobile
loslnsss to soup-r
Detroit. Mich. ~"1‘ho America Pro-
unit's tiriii system is "of «on im-'
iottnnse‘to every Astoria!“ rum
null induct uphill. ile-
in s lost more»
liven the dilution of p this much
tbnt limo floss so been no snort to
inner tho thrill rates or say really
:trini depression. with the forum re-
unit that thoussnds of American wors-
lsrsn we been isyed oil and includes
o1 world on short lingual
Ion employed. As s notion we m
min: the highest waxes paid to ino-
rohnplcs shit operatives anywhere in
the world. our prosperity is isr‘oiy
. duo to onr tsriii, which protects on
W the cheap lobar and cheap
new of other notions.
“To lilo-tints; Toke our business
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«continuation men to grow wildlr j
skillful oi his fellows can do. within ,
Limited?!“ “on to chance then: thst.
Ilss not. resulted in s serious indus- ‘
sash rim. or conical lull has
been ill this work. ‘
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Mr. s’nd Mrs. mil Hoisnbcr. spent
the weekend at their sunrise:- borne '
here.
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John Joslrwn eniertninod his broil».
or Decor. oi New York flunday alien
noon. x p
The resilience oi Otto (loidsiain is
in the bonds of decanters sud begins
to present A line appearance. '
A picture in colors on the trout cover
at the. November Hother's Magazine.
was painted by John Cause), oi Sil-
vermina. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. William Wardwell, sin.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood.
oi Stamford, on Sundhy. Mrs. Green
wood is ‘Mr. Wsrdwell‘s niece.
o
cm. s. s. 'Purdy,'who recently re-
,turned withMr. Purdy to their home in
Worcester, after it long visit hero. on—
tered the hospital Tuesdsyior on oper-
ntion to remove the .eye which recently
went blind. She is expected home in a
week.
The Hobby family, Mrs. M. A. Hoh-
hy and her brother. John Tracy and
“Hrs. Hooby's daughters. Mrs. William
Ward sud Mrs. Fred Holscher, with
their husbands. left Silvermine Tues.
day for their city home, and closed up
their residence hare. Mrs. Ward, after
spending the summer here without any
such experience. was poisoned this
week with lvy. and has gone bsck to
the city with a badly swollen face.
Alonso Beers who spent his youth
in silvcnnins has been revisiting old
scenes during'the past. week as. the
guest of his uncle, Willisln 'Wsrdwell.
8r. Mr. Beers wss for some years the
principal of the Winninnuk- school but
went West to grow up with the new,
country in Oregon. it is twelve yesrs
since he has been Bilvermlne and then
only toi- n brief visit, so thni. he limit:
my chm in this neighborhood
and also in the nearby towns of New
Csnssn and Norwnlh.
Miss Eons Brewster entertained
irbnds st n whilst pnrty Friday even
in. leavers! tables were in ”play The
prises were won by lune Lois Beers
nod George nlltcn iii-sis. -snd Miss
":17 Lochwood and John Kori cnnso
htlono. Duringlihe erasing, music
~ iii Willi lull
ll Few Appihsiicns at a Simple
namely Will Bring Back
the "silo-oi (’oior
“Pullout one any heir and a down
will tolls its place." is an old saying.
which is. to it met extent true. if no
stops on: tsltcn to stop the cause.
When my hairs appear it is a sign .
that Nntnro owls assistance. it is his: I
ture‘s call tor help.“ Gray hair. dull, ‘
lifeless hair. or hair, that is rolling out. ‘3."
in not necessarily s sin of advancing f";
one, for there are thousands of elderly ‘
people with perieot hands of hair with-
out a. single strsnk'oi gray.
When grny‘hnirs conic, or when the
hsir seems to be lifeless or dead. some . “
good. reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. spacial- .
lets say that one at the best preparer ”
tions to use is the old-fashioned “sage ‘ ,
tea” which our grandparents used. The "
best preparation of this kind is Wy-
eth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
s preparation of domestic sage and
sulphur. scientifically compounded
with inter discovered hair tonics and
stimulants the whole mixture being
carefully balanced and tested by ex-
hem.
Wyatt’s Sage sud Sulphur is clean
sud wholesome and perfectly hsrm~
loss. ltrreiireshes dry. embed hair, _
removes dondruii and gradually re; ‘2
stores faded or gray hair to its natural
color. . ,
Don‘t delay another minute. ‘ Start
using Wyeth‘s Sage and «Sulphur at
once and see what a .. iterence a few
days’ treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at flit! cents a. bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug»
tilts. ' Special Agent, Stillson & Pow-
ell Corporation.
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gout
was discoursed and a luncheon served.
Those present were misses Emily An
demon, Lois inserts. Msry Winckwood
ivs Gillies, lids. Walkeley and Doroth-
en McKendrlcll of New Canaan; Ells-
iworth Iiockwood. John Karl William
Anderson, Frederick Karl George Al
hen... Percy Gregory and Harry Dow!-
ins.
The most complete rental lists are
aims to be insult in the Want Col- ‘
uhmerwhsre Plasmids and tenants .
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ICE CREAM
THE BEST- IN TOWN
lows you rnlnb m
Wnnnvoonrsswnncnnloworm now mom-skinned
tenuous. Our dollar: ssrvicois prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
EAST NORWALK.
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