: ‘ 9.9.aneet tonight tor regular business. nuvum Mucus , ._ concourse LANE’S run”: to: ORIMA run near or smm nnoo9tm F. A. LANE at Washington strut. Couch Nomik Ponaasus Council. No. 1268. 2 Arcanum, will meet tonight. nova! , The tale will be told today. The bell will be tolled on many. The Norwallr iron Moulders will Lg: The Master Plumbers will meet to might in Norwsik for regular business. .1 Welcome strange-r Lodge, No. 864. Sons oi'9 St. George. will meet tonight. John Paton, of East avenue, is on a business trip of a week to Minoan!» oils. Norwalk Aerie, -.No 588, Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet tomorrow night. Mrs. T. E MOntgomenyl,L of Wilton avenue. has been visiting in Spring» field Mass. A daughter has been horn to Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Ballwitz, of Pros- _ pest avenue." John' H. Hoyt or Norwallr, has been summoned to do jury duty in Bridge? port on Thursday. ~_—— Captain Thomas Hunt of Riverside avenue, has returned from a hunting trip in New Jersey —— Misses Elite and Mary Cuaaolt. of East avenue, have been visiting iriends in Brooklyn Our Brothers’ Lodge, No. 10. ll. 0. O. F.. met and transacted routine business last evening. The Norwalir, Nutmeg and Winni- pauk Clubs will receive the election returns at their quarters «might. Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of Tempernnvo, discussed routine busi- ness last night at the regular meet ill-g, John L. Knapp. the carpenter. has torn down his cottage at Bell island L and is Ibuilding a new and up-todate huunlow. L L ill-rs. John A. Seymour. or Cross street Norwaik. has returned home tram a visit with relatives in the Bronx, New York The Sixth Company, Coast'99Artiliory Corps, c. N. 0.. will hold the that N:- uir drill at the Norwalit armory to- niltht. Business will also be tran- noted. Harry Smith of Sprint street. was one or those in attendance at the ca- iertainmont and hall of tho HW’ monument store mm» at Terrace Garden, New York. Saturday limit. ‘ (l in. Author. wire side! or the South inflalna oars hunting trip. lilo. nun «uwmtmomwuhsiaiaisvw Nor-wall «checks is smoother a. when , MWMuwmimni9Lfi it”! . on sale. All kinda is usual“ silos min-neon. 2 2 CW Ml Poino. Mali: ; . vL. ’ L riuuiliunu _ Danger Would be Increased in Another Direction WESTPORT. Nov. 5.——Grcst changes may be looked for at the local rail- road station it the proposed megs- urea which would compel the New Haven road to shift the punit‘lori‘ Lot their crossovers go into enact, ac- cording to the Opinion of these con» nested with the executive work at the company. headmaster Debtors 2, recently expressed his opinion. that changes would he impracticable, in- in another direction. The: dance which runs between track 2 and track 3 at the Westporcsaugatuck would have to he removed. he said. will through the subway, «them to the danger of being struck by. passing trains. Were the protecting fence requir- esssry to move the entire station to overs, the signal tower would have to be removed from its present site, it is claimed. All these things.are necessary be cause of the natural disadvantage of the spohwhero the station is situat- ed. the most vital of which is the nearness of the Saugatuck river. GRACE PARisH NOTES. Tuesdaymlunior Guild in the Guild Room. at 11 a. in Regular meeting or the Girls' Friendly scheduled for this evening omitted, to give members a chance to attend the Diocesan G. F. S convention in Stamford. ‘ Wednesdaywunior Auxiliary in the Guild Room, at 3:45. Woman's Guild with Mrs. Van Baron, 58 West avenue at 2:30. Friday-Choir rehearsal. 7: no The large congregations yesterday at all the services and the generous odor-lags. allow that the Sunday noon est. All Saluta' W he. become a filittle Easter" in Grace Parish. W. n is «when that a... blond donor tint New Haven rosd'i‘rhrh. mus mnrmaumuhomL . ~ ,2 ‘ illiliili n iiiillllil asmuoh as danger would be increased . station, ' accommodate the change in crass» '9 it has been stated. Likewise - thus allowing the public to room at 2: across the .tracks,‘ instead or If and exposini ~- ed to be kept it woald then be nee. LL l l l l l i l come here. _ and breadth of selection‘ is desired Our high priced lines foran just a fitting background for} these wonderfully valued suits and overcoats at the popular f prices of $10 and $15. Fulfill the duty you owe your pocket book by cumin-2 lug these magnificent values. Simply becausc‘ we carry some of the country’s hestLLLL known makes of clothing is no reason why the man who} desires to limit thmlelf to spending $10 or $15 should not i \ .‘ In fact there's every reason why he should it best value . u Monwahn .. Aprons YO .: L. . . a BLUE3,9 WEAK. FLAT. OMELT, SNAPPER BLUESQCOD. HERRING, sacALLops. um. .pono ovsrcn HARD canes 25c sorts. LONG TELEPHONE 1N. "v'l. U BUY—- MAOKEREL, nachos, cur-ran man. EELS, s. PRAWN9 25o or. mo souno curls: . once osuysnv. You will need a: BUSINESS TRAINING-z Some Day. Attend Merrill Business College South Norwallr louTH nonwacn 9 Look at My Variety .i Cutbiii’s Bridge F ish Market. . ‘ . The daughter A Cargo of Ba. Stove and Not Cool just received Harris 8: vane 68 Water Street. Tel. 2221', 9' L TEXTILE FABRIC co. 9 9 _ , twist; wurnconos‘, odnou‘.‘ ' spectres peered , Mr. Canterbury and Mrs Frederick .suests declared that the idea was 218' I. Walrus.» lo. Namath Killovwio cross Formerly P 0. Mum Norwaiiu W!“ W Ii0YOL. NOVIL‘HW'I " , Sweaters . Ladies All Wool Coat. Sweat» tors. cardinal. are? and will . . .le donation. 1 L L-L LWLMW I“ sultan" m . ms Dirmlngham plantain door ~ 92 L Day. was observed in lit. Matthew's Church or carried. 22 Mills Gertrude "Olmatud has been 22 ‘a recsnt‘gusat or Miss Marian Star» I: Vii!» 9 walk, Hallowu'en. A number from Wilton drove to and attended the E. J. Hill meeting, at which Mr. Hill was chief speaker. and Ridgefleld. header on Mrs. W. D. Hart. amusement. in a certain locality Lwindows. * Mi‘own Hall Wednesday to listen speakers or the Progressive Party. _ Mr. Hopkins acted as chairman and L “induced as the Met speaker Rev. Dr George Pentecost. who earnestly advocated a readjustment of the term as one of the imperative issues of the day. Mrs. Ratios, of Wilton. as a rep-L reseniativs oi. the suitraglsts, was the next». specksrand her short pithy speecht undeserved applause. The meeting closed with an interesting speech, by Horace H. Jackson, at Bridgeport, who advocated the ' elec- tion of Mr. Vincent. of Bridgeport, for congress in this district, saying that he‘wae a man oi honor and on- pahls in the political iield.‘ An illumi- nation of red lire on the lawn in front at the Town Hall proved an added at» traction. A merry Hallowe'en party waagiv- en Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Canterbury. in honor of L(.‘ilihnrt Walters. whose blith- day occurs on this festive holiday. Until the time (or unmasking Fatima, Gypsy Girl, When the delicious refresh caused as every one's identity was re- vealed. Dancing was the chief roa- turs of thelevenlng's entertainment, Benedict playing the piano. Charles Erik-land and Miss Gertrude Oimstosd played sever-alpine“ as duets on the violin and mandolin. which added [much to the evening's enjoyment. This party was given; as A surprise to Gilbert Vulture and both hosts and most successiul. notice roams? on more L 1mm: 10 MAYOR. or he.“ ‘an outcomeg’ of recent murder and the on; have iarlruétsd Superintendent Eh ll”. n... on.» Friendly society a... Friday afternoon in the Parish build ': lilies Marian Sturgea attended a masquerade party at Hillside, Nor-2 -« Norwallr last week Friday evening. Mr. um, the brother of the 1m “ Rev. W. D. Hart. and his son recently . motored train their home in Galileo ‘ his and have been visiting in Wilton ,. They called on Wed- ’: LHailowe'en pranks caused. much .. in I: . town, several small boys dressing up 1; as shouted ghosts, white grotesque -» . masks adding to the absurdity as the I. into neighboring j‘ A large audience gathered in the to 2- oi the house. Miss L _9 .Grace Canterbury. noted as hostess, -- and arrayed in fancy costume, as were I her guests. presented a unique ,pic- j: lure. L" came an air oi mystery prevailed II Biueboard; " “Night." Jolly Pumpkins, Quakers and ~ weird figures attired in white were ." present '. ments were served much laughter was shimmer. Connecticut. Novas: ’5 m tropic, the Fulton Commission 2 mid. and an. or all other ruins Idio- cakes F99 : 2' Gold Pillsbury 83 and 85 Washington terlai and Wear. L 2 2 South Main Strut LET THE Norwulk Furniture House I furnish you for your home with L} any description. so to the nonwstx runmwas HOUSE. ms Wall as, «man: 0.9"“- (Successors to r. a. Mflchell.) done by a iii-stoic" French cabinet maker and pollsher. formerly with F A. Mitchell. Phone 4+3. W ? Houaawwcs‘ ' Read About SWISS ALUMINUM WARE. It is an established fact that Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten- sils are superior to those made orany other metal. This Ml". . been proven by scientific ro- mrch, as the tests show that no verdigris. rust. nickel-oxides or injurious sinca can form, no matter how it is used Neither is there any danger or chlp‘pum, as with enamel wars. 2 it is. an excellent heat conduc- tor. which means quick boiling and saving or tool. Its light weight malte- it any as handle, and the silveryowhlto color or 2 the were is pleasing and always clean looking. Every piece ll spun (not pressed or stamped) out ohm: sheet material, and is absolutely minis-s and unitary . Swiss Aluminum Ware come to stay, which "autumn? mean: the par-ins oi’ all lines , oi .lu, steal and sn‘amled cool:- ing ware or every description. senses a. mu, . North Main and woo! Meta. outlier-Moria Chiroiimhsi‘s ‘ them-o or the cause of the ill-case and the art; oi o 6"" l" “lift “‘“L‘” r a m 22 _ mm mm i Red Oak Brand- com“ . ? Gold Rock Brandfiorn, can ........,. Crown Aster Brand Corn a log. Walton awn Tomatoes, can - one/grain Rye Whiskey. some . . .. . than or Green giver, bottle .... . . .3de LS Flour, hag Maud S. Flour, barrel oncs’ Flour, bag- cues‘ Fleur, barrel . . Medal Flour, hag Gold Medal Flour. barrel”. 5 Flour, hag Plilahu'ry’s Flounharrcl . . . .. ,iBartlctt Dry Gin, bottle Black and White Scotch, bottle ... . Club or Tenor Cocktails, bottle. ... . . . . .5 A. F IeckmannSr C Films 440. MADE TO MEASURE You can save money here. highly polished Dining-room Suit and a Parlor Suit of the latest design, and ~ -/ 2' a Stove that will save your coal hill . 9‘ and that will bake at all times. and .-- , for your ”add pieces oiFurnlture 0!. ~ All our upholatcrlng and repairing is Protrudmg Tee Land irregular toolbars often prod isnsivo. and spoil an otherwise live i'nce been some excuse tor clipped in his by those occult; but time has brought about our innovations in dentistry lira need hesitate to make use or“ tion or their children's moaths’ ,, ly, and have the trouble do l“ early in lite. much discounts ‘ be avoided. the proper con «road. and health and strength ly improved success which my models 3 those mac. 2 m lotions: o a, in. to Us. ‘ says try appoint!“ an Slater a Mom: . an WLBWP‘; ouooao..‘o-s§” MuiloansLoL Penman We MlCL “ca;‘.Q.o ..... ...-rues. npuvo . noes- urcacw -.n-‘o .....- 1 South No “...til.ltl.l,l.I.I.I.I.l.l' We guarantee Fit,“ Ma— CAVANAGH 8: ROSE} 2' ‘ TOMERV SHOP Emerson add Kieth ‘ 9 and Girls‘ High“ Cu Shoes-ac 8: B. 7 In yours gone by there Lindy lip», one to he 12 parents would watch Let me demonstrate the iron
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