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Pouassua Council, No. 1268. Ron!
Arcanum, Will meet tonight.
The tale will be tOld today. The
‘ nail will he toiled tor many. —
The Norvzaik Iron Mouldera will
meet tonight tor regular business;
The Master Plumbers will meet to-
‘ .night in Norwalk for requar business ,
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
Sons of St George, will meet tonight.
——¢
John Paton». of East avenue. is on
a business trip ‘of a week to Minnow
oils.
{Norwalk Aerie, No. i588. Fraternal
Order at Eagles will meet tomorrow
night '
Mrs. 'r E Montgomery, 0: Wilton
avenue, has been visiting in Spring-
field, Mass.
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‘A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry E. Bailwiu. of Pres-
pect avenue.
John H. Hoyt oi ‘Norwaik, has been
summoned to do my duty in Bridge»
port on Thursday.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of Riverside
arcnue, has returned fir-om a nuptial
trip in New Jersey. ‘ '
...
Misses Etta and Mary Cusack. of
East avenue, have heen visitins‘
friends in Brooklyn.
Our Brothers' Loose, who a. o.
0. In. met and transacted routine
business last evening.
The Norwslk, Nutmeg and Winni~
panic Clubs will receive the election
returns atrtheir quarters tonight.
Concord Division. No. 3, Sons 01
Temperanve. discussed routine busio
nous last night at the rezuiar meet
Wt.
Jan“ I» l{PGPD.tthclfvenlnrl ha.
torn down his cotton at Bell island
and is Minding a new ind uptodate
trunnion.
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Mm. John A. «Seymour. 0i Croat
ain‘t Nor-volt, has returned home
1mm a visit with relatives in the
Bronx, New Torin.
Th» PM W. Chit Artillery
Corral. C. N. Garvin hold the A“ M
ulr drill at tin Ronni: mm to-
night. Bruins-o will aloe ho iron-
MOd. ‘
Ham Gulch, oi Spring sin-l. was.
one oi! those‘ in cinematic ot the can
immanent and hail oi the W
dcpmmontotoncmpmot‘rm,‘
Garden. New York. Saturday one
(i liti‘tuthormheshictoithmr
Norman-tomato humanism
inimioeonamunl trip. limitati-
croondtotthotoflnhoisiniovory
Orr mot our an emotional rain or
voter.
Piliii’iiiil niacin
. In feet thcrc’ it every reason why he should it best valuc'
and breadth of selection' is desired. ' . . .
our high priced lines form just a fitting background for ‘
these wonderfully valued suits and overcoats at the popular '.
pricgs of $10 and $15. ‘
‘ Fulfill the duty you owe your pocket book by examin—
4 log these magnificent values. ~ » , .
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Danger Would. be Increased in
Another Direction
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WESTPORT, Nov. 5.—-Great'chadzea
may be looked for at the local rail-
road station it the proposed meas-
ures which would compel the New
Haven road to shift the position of
~BEFORE YOU suv-_
BLUES. wank. FLAT. SMELT, mom-zest. SALMON,
GNAPPER owes. ooo.,ussnmo. ourres non, acts,
sacALLope, MILL'pouooysi-sss. results no or.
" villi, Halloween.
flmotored from their home in Califor-
. 7 nia and have been visiting in Wilton ,: -
1".” Ridsefield. They called on Wed-
Look g. ...;at My variety
.. their crosstwers go
‘ overs,
into enact. w
0
cording to the opinion or those con-
nected: With the executive Mark- 59:?" ‘
cutbill’s
the company. headmaster Bellow
i recently expressed his opinion that
changes would she impracticable, in-
asmuch “danger would be increased
in another direction. The hence which
runs between track. 2 and track 8
at the Westpori-Bauuatuck station
Would have to be removed, he said.
thus allowing the public to room at 1.
the tracks, instead of :3
and exposing ..
them to the dinner 01; being struck I:
will across
through the subway.
by. passing trains.
Were the protecting glance requlr. ..
ed to be kept. it would then be no I‘
essary to move the entire station to :1
accommodate the change in 'cross- 3
n has been stated. Likewise I
the signal tower would have to be
removed from its present site, it is
claimed.
All these things are necessary be
cause or the natural disadvantage oi
the spot where the station is situat~
ed. the most vital of which is the
neameas or the flaugatuclr river.
ORACLE PARidH NOTES.
Tuesdameunior Guild tn the Guild
Room. at 11 a. m. Regular meeting oi
the Girls' Friendly scheduled tor this
evening omitted, to give members a
chance to attend the moccasin G. I". a
convention in manifold.
Wednesdaywdunior Auxiliary in the
Guild Room, at 8:45. Woman‘s mom
with lire. Van Burch 58 West avenue
at 2: 80.
Friday—«Choir rehearsal, 7: to.
This lam congregations yesterday
at all the service: and the muons
odor-ions. show that the hood» no» ‘
out All Now Day has Moons I
"little slum" in Grace Perish.
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"Motto“? Church two service. “ ’
The ‘Gim’ Friendly society met
on any alteration in the Pox-ion build-
masquerade party at
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Rev W.D Rant, and his son recently
nesdayoan.W.D.Hort.
amusement in a certain locality
spectral; peered
windows.
yspca' hero oi the Progressive
advocated a readjustment or the will
day. Mrs. Hanna, of Wilton. as a rep-
resontative of the suarazlsta, was the
next speaker and 'hcr short pithy
speech, won deserved applause. The
meeting closed with 'an interesting
speech by“ Horace R. Jackson.
Bridgeport, who advocated the, elec-
tion of Mr. Vincent. of Bridgeport.
(or congress in this district, saying
that he) was a man of honor and can
pubic in the political field. An illumi-
nation ot red tire on the lawn in front
of the Town Hall proved an added at—
tructlon.
A merry Hallowe'en MI was giv-
en Thursday evening at the home oi
honor of Gilbert Walters. lichens birth»-
day occurs on this festive holiday.
The daughter or the. house, Miss
_'; Grace Canterbury; lined as hostess,
. dud arrayed in fancy costume. as were
I. her guests. presented a unique pic-
jj lure. Until the “time for unmasking
-~ came an’nir of mystery prevailed.
'f Blueheard.
,' “Night " Jolly Pumpkins. Quakers and
3 weird figures attired in white were
. present. When the delicious reireoh—
. ments were served much inuihter was
‘ Fatima. Gypsy Girl,
caused as every one's identity was re-
Voalod. Dancing was the chic! lea-
iure oi the evening’s entertainment.
Mr. Canterburir and Mrs. Frederick
Benedict playing the piano. Charles
mahimdand Miss Gertrude Olmstold
played several pieces as duets on the
violin and mandolin. which added
much. to the evening‘s enjoyment.
his party was. given so :l surprise
to Gilbert Walton and both host. and
meats declared that the idea was
moot successful.
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POUCH TO REPORT ON WHITI:
‘ smote 70 names.
union/mar. Coopeotiout. Novem-
n- itth on outcome or the
moat monitor and the refinement to
relations with. mount to the white
claw mm the Poll“ Commission
‘m auction-m, donuts doom it.
Arnold. m m of all other Mil“
Winninthomcarcoort
collie MWiminthio citr- ii'ltls ;
rhinitis proprietors“ mu no.
mmoummon.
Miss Gertrude Olmsteed has been I: _
, s recent guest of Miss Marian star» :'
Miss Marian Sturxes ‘itttendcd ‘ a ‘ ‘
Hillside. N0!“ "
A number from Wilton drove to II
_ giiorwolk last Week Friday evening ,;
. Jud attained the El. J Hill meetinfl. "
"t which Mr. Hill was chief speaker "
Mr. Bart. the brother of the late ’
Hallowe'en pranks caused much :1
in I
_ town.“ several small boys dressing up
he shouted ghosts, white grotesque ~-
masks adding to theabsurdity as me I:
into neighboring '_,
A large audience gathered in the ..
Town Hall Wednesday to listen to 7
Party. 11
Mr Hopkins acted as chairman and
‘ilotmduced so the first speaker Rev.
, Dr. George Pentecost. who earnestly
as one of the imperative issues of the I
of .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Omarbnry. in '
‘ Pillsbury
83 and 85 Washington St
‘ MADE TO
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turnish you for your home with a
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any description. so to the
spawn roam-runs Houses:
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All our upnoiooerlng and repairing is.
done by a first-class French cabinet:
maker and pollshcr, formerly with F
A. Mitchell. Phone 4423. '
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Pillsbury‘aFlour,bari-cl
Bartlett Dry Gin. bottle
Black and White Scotch, bottle
Club oi; Tezor Cocktails, bottle . . 3.x,
Rhone 440.
‘ ’Norwaik‘Fumiture 1,.
a Parlor Suit oi the latest design, and g
a Stove that will save your cool hill
and um will bake at all times. and »
' for your odd pieces of Furniture at; ‘-
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HOUSEWIVIO
. Read About .
8W!“ ALUDMNUM WARE.
it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superior to those made
0! any other metal. This has
.hoen proven by scientific ro-
searoh. as the tests show that
no vordigric. root. nickeloxidcs
or injurious lines can tom. no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any donor or chipping,
" on with annual were.
it is an excellent heat conduc-
tor, which means quick hailing
and urine 0! tool. its llxht
night makes it our to handle.
and the slivcrwrhito color of
the wore to piccolo: and alum
clean lookin-
livery piece is upon (not
prmcd or “I“, out or pure
shoot material. and is absolutely
«amino: and sanitary.
Bola Aluminum Wars on
come tom-lay. 1??ng
means pm a s
at .in. stool and enameled cook
in: worse at awry description.
HOMO! it. “AIR.
lflorth Main and West finite.
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The New Science
WlNi‘i'lou or curriculum.
Chiropractic is the Menu. or the
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Protruding
‘and irregular teeth are often no,“
ionsive. and spoil an otherwise
tivo face
in years gone by there may
been some amuse tor one to it .
copper! in life hr time con ’
but time has brought about
and hesitate to make use of til
tion oi their children’s mouth
ly. and have the trouble
early in life. much iii-contort ,,
be molded. the proper contour m
served, and ileum: and strength . 3
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