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We have *lor foil.
the smut Values.
portuncd to buy.
FM.“ Iflvs‘n‘s’ mime»... really in Influence
. in the Maui! his baa assertion“ of boys' clothe- we'Vs
Ws.sn.soxlomFWrwulebsn to'ssms hers address what 5.:
You'll quickly nets the high’lluslltiss and "
Remember this Is an Imitation to look—you'll not be im-
F 5th revolution
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Wednesday ans
F Baptist Church. Brlflflport at which
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boots 'Iirihe, No. 21.1.0-3. as. will
:meotttouomw might «for regular hush
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.HomdFatg'l‘iliey, oixfiayview Faye-
nus, ‘haaf’hallzfnew ctar Fwailna laid about
his smalls; '
Ina—r.
The regular: Saturday night dance
at the Nomik Country Club proved.
to be a successful allair.
South Harwell: Camp, Modern
Woodmen .0! America, will hold aux»
ular meeting tomorrow night.
.4
'i‘he drizzle on Saturday .night did
“not enhance the shopping" in The
Norwaiks, although there ware quite
a number of'peopleout. \ .
Mrs, George-R. Van Alstyne, of Bay-
view avenue, is having a number of
general improvements .made at her
residence :A new shinglsd :rootand
hard woodlloors are among the addi—
tions. .
Kenneth M, Taliban: South Main
street,» who has arrived home from
Elisabethtos'n in the Adirondacks.
’ where he has been staying for the past
month, is Wing the week-end at
Woodmont .‘Boschuuking'the entrance
examinations for Yale College.
F. S. LYON
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Job Printing
eas‘r wonx. ' ,
seer PRICES.
88 North Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'PHONE 007.
‘Wadllilltvll realm, No. ’11. P. "‘0. G.
.0! at, will meet {mom slight.
A "summoning or the immers'
*Union will beheld tomorrow Fevenlng.
bur WW no. Fm, :1. o. 0.
Yr" will drain! "its Insulin meeting this
evening
Concord iluvuion, No. .2. Sons 0:
Temperance, will hold its regular
meeting this evening.
FThe electric Flight in trout o! the
entrance to i Joel's store in Washing.
to street, caused some excltemot by
blazing up and smoking. Saturday
night, but finally burned out.
The molar business meeting of
Court Duel, Daughters o! Castlle,
will be held Wednesday evening, in
Red Men’s Hall. .9: this is the first
meeting since July a lull attendance _
is l eons-ted;
ng mum... are freely predicting
that there will be new high recordsset
for egg prices during the coming wln- '
tcr. some .estimatin that they will go
as high as eighty cents a dozen, or
maybe more.
When tomatoes sell for ten cunts a :F
peach basket, there is no excuse for ‘
not having plenty ol‘ catsup this win-
ter. One farmer who sold his toma-
toes in Dsnhury for this price asked it
he might have his basket back; he
{wished something to show for his trou-
Fbla—INewtown Bee.
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 799. Be-
nevolent and Protective Order olElks,
will hold a regular meeting on Wed-
nesday evening, at 8 o'clock. A large 2
number of applications for member- F.
ship will be acted upon. Next Fridhy
night there will be another sitting in
the pinochieftournament, and 'Brotber
George Tobey willserve one or his is-
mous chowder suppers. 0n next Gun-
day alter-noon there will be a special
Fmeetlng for initiation.
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"F you ‘have something that is
intended for your. eyes only, put
it in one of sour Sale Deposit Boxes
Fire cannot reach ltwburglam cannot get it and you will
have absolute privacy because all ourfisi’c Deposit Boxes
are fitted with Yale Locks
which cannot be opened
unless you help. There looks have double mechanism
that requires two different keys to unlock. You have
one ksysud we hold the otliern-sndihoth must be
used at the same time or the box cannot be whitened.
0U“ FF
ready with the best dl'lllsys
Greenport
no aan Round
TELEPHONE ‘1“.
MERRILL
Open Tuesday.
Typewritlnc.
BOOKS AND 8TAT|ONERY
T7
in out-Men’s and Youth;' enemy «Made Departments we are
Classw—Bookkeeplng, English,
ER CF
gnu best values We have ever~
sters and
F ‘ Escallops
Clams! all ’liinds
of Fresh Fish Received Daily
Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Market
FREE ’DELIVIIV.
NIGHT .
SCHOOL ,
September 80th
Bhorthand. STENOTYPY,
FREE.
afternoon and evening sessions Wed
X“the Filev. John R. men is the IMF.
momma nonmembers at the lsltl'
unexpected it» attend rfrom through
outtbe county. There will be morning
F Considerable important business is to
the transacted. The moderator will be
the Remit. W. Rolland. «at Miler!
FAt thesiosemi tbeulamoon asssion...
The roster of the denom-
will actas clerk and treasurer.
. The program of the two dolls' ses- * AF '
sion is as (allows: , w ,
Wednesday, Sept. 'ii.——F.irst session _
.st 10: 90 a. m.
10: 90*Devotional service, the Rev. >
F. G. Clark. Easton. '
19:46—43:11 to order. moderator.
Report of program committee.
Address of welcome, the Rev. .1. fit. . .
Brown, Bridgeport.
Letter of entertaining church.
Response, the Rev.
Danhury.
llzou—aBaptist Ministers Home,
the Rev. W. B. Matteson, Mt. Vernon.
N. Y.
limo-“Annual sermon.
H. Boutweii, Bridgeport
12:20-——Eioctlon. ot olllcers.
12:30~Adiournment.
Second session
2:00 p. m-Devotional service, the
Rev. J. (3. Gavin, New Milford.
2:15—Readlng rules of order.
polntment of committees.
2:30—~Reading church letters.
9 :15~—Addrees: "The. New Promise
of the Decadent american Com-
munity.’ the Rev. A. B. Coats, Hart-
lord.
«Oil-«Address: "Baptist Work in
Porto 'Rico.” the Rev. F. P. Freeman.
4 Mfr—Adjournment.
Third session.
Baptist work in the cities.
the Rev. A.
7:16 p. m.——4Praise service, conduct- :1
ed by J. Harry Crossloy, ‘Bridgeport.
Selection by the choir.
fits—Address:
Mulder. Manuel sessim or the .
; .FPsrlnsnsnt Advisory Committee will, ,
.3 , take place.
: . Floation in Flair-nets county records 25
.“ churches and these will have a rep- ‘
' ”notation of 150 Wastes. There is
‘ a mmbershlp or 4.000 and the church“
property value. iron Flrom debt. is ,
"0519.611. There are iovohurches .
the denomination in Bridgeport in~
eluding two Swedish, one Germanwne; ~ _
Hungarian and the colored church.
One ltsllan mission is also included.‘
' .The Rev. William Swanson of this city :
E. w. Hunted, F
Ap-‘F
"The New Baptist F
Consciousness in Bridgeport," Paul L. "
Flinn-er, dirldgeport.
8' 004-Addreila: “The itallan Work
Silk Hosierv
Rivoli Rip Stop
This stocking is made with a
special device so that it the gur-
ier is fastened in its double
hem no hole or run mm Work
down below the hem. in black,
$1.00 to $2.00.
Gordon Bilk Plated Hose, black
incl willie ....... .. 500
Ludo stilt Boot. black, tan
and white .250 and bile
J . I. Mallette
so Washington M.
Tel. m. In. Viol-walk.
FPOUI’I’CAL CLOSE lN WILTON.
Local politicians are keeping their
eyes on‘the Wilton town ticket light.
The Republican majority in that town
has been about 100 tor several years.
but the hull Memos-s, mostly recruit»
od,lrom that party, new member 60.
and with their endorsement at tho en-
tire. Democratic town ticket s close
light is predicted. Mat year, techno.
Republican coastline 191- represents-
tivu. only won over Hubbell Demo
mat and Independent. by live votes.
The election at Harry A Hurlbutt.
candidate for first selectmsn on the
Rewbliosn ticket, is conceded which
will give Wilton the lamest public
omclsl in the state. Mr. ileum
mmunumimseumcm
the miss it lust W. m
motor truck is s Flsmliisr shill. ill
Bridgeport, bismuth, 8mm and:
bsnbury.
Save Your Teeth
The teeth, next to the eyes, are
the most important tools! organ.
They lend much to the appearance.
and the voice and are necessary to
the health. flee
Dr. i. ii. Mallory
at once and have him make them
presentable and serviceable.
Many a fortune would 80 exchanged
for stllolcm nstursl teeth.
18 30. Main 8h. 80. Nomlk.
HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M.
BUNDAV8 BY APPOINTMENT
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suseommou DANCE
KNOB.
nominal to surrender their sum»
nor pleasures simply because of the
season's close, and limits; n chilly
asst wind and disagreeable rain, (my
oi the yum people of the Knob Club
snloysd s subscription «issue at the
clubhouse on Wider evening. Jim
Muller. the W of 'olsaists in
views. W music in his usual
manner. m it meant s rattle
and zines “III ~W. nose or the
mm w my and it was
Island in its Motion was lam
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who its melon and peach mmisulw‘shsd .W
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“F”. in Bridgeport." Miss Helen Story.
Bridgeport.
8:15~«~8elecllon by the Italian choir.
Address: “The Foreign ‘Work in
Ph. 1).. New Haven.
~Benediction.
Thursday. Sept. 25-Ciosing session.
9. as a mr—‘Demtlonnl serslue, the
key. ‘M. ii Poguon. New York.
9: ill—Woman's Missionary session,
conducted by Mrs. C. E. Link Slam
lord. and Mrs. C. 1... Cole. South [Nerd
walk.
WM
anything in this line
”AND IS WASHINGTON ’1'. ~
and Liquors
F“ Fa ‘ mill? Trade
'Welhmrmom'zmplm stock to snacum' in the city. All
«the smuomlsmsutoum lower than over.
it will pay you to buy here Call. «writs . F
or telephone "your nests and they will be promptly attended to.
thrombus.
Juan: “0-
When you meat
I ll
souru nonmut.
complete stock
Give us the
prove it
81 Wilmington St.
Sensible School . Shoes, {
for :Boys and Girls .
We have the most varied and
Conneafly '& Bracken
in Nurwalk.
cellence of our methods that our
and year out
Let us supply you.
aliens and repair work.
was WASHINTON STREET.
TIL.
COMPTROLLER DUNN A8
A FERRVBOAT BUILDER
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Connecticut." the Rev. Frederick lsenl.FTh“ F. ‘0 Say, H. Authorizes ca"-
structlon ol Grslt and Experts to
ste stats $1.500.
Comptroller Daniel P. Dunn and
|Deputy Comptroller F Clarence Ills-
sell have made arrangements for the
construction or a boat for the lorry be-
tween Chester and iiadlyme, which
will save the State about 81,600 The
(loneml Assembly ut the last session
11 00““R09MF 0‘ committees. U" Fvotcd an appropriation of WOOD for
finished business
Lil mil—Gammon.
Bwulu’. Bridgeport.
1:! : luv—vAd10\lrilment.
the Rev. ll. 1..
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81’. LUKE'B MEMORIAL SERVICE.
On All Angels tiny. 1912. the itqu
‘work uonnectrd with
rest alter
or rector of St. Luke‘s
Louie French colored. into
service.
the purpose, but Compirulle.. Illnun
does not think that because a certain
sum is appropriated it should be
spent If the purpose can be accom-
! wished by the spendlnx of loss inaney.
die has made arrangements with the
collimluuion which has clmruu of the
the Improvm
moms at New Domino harbor. to
Church for ill yours and two monththuvc one of tho Mindoro. employed
it in proposed to erect and dedicate a
tablet to bill memory on the anniver-
sary of his death, Monday. Beowmber
29. st ii a. m. The lllgbt liev.
Chauncey ll. dimsior. bishop of (Zoo
neotlout, will officials. John W. Weed,
member of the parish, will read a mo-
morlnl stretch. The Very llev. items
not 'ilart. dean of llsrlteloy Divinity
school. will deliver the sermon. All
fellow towamu and islands or Mr.
French and the church are invited to
attend. The clergy of the vicinity
villi he meant. litter the service In
lunch will be served to the visitors
by the Commission. oversee the work
of constructing the boat, particularly
the machinery. in this way tho ox-
pehsou and compensation oi another
inspector will be saved.
To Be Sullt tor 04.600.
The engineer from the works at
New Condos is in the employer the
aisle sud his «animus consec—
tton with the building at the best
will not be an sddltlonsl amuse.
Comptroller mun expects to have
the best built and equipped for
”.000. its will allow mu tor so
tires and incidental mes which
Mating Construction
Wes mmunsgsumabmwmma
opportunity to .3-
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Phone 863—4
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it's a sandstone! the high~grade of coal we sell and of the ex-
customers stay with on year in
HARRIS 8: ‘ CANS. COMPANY
Water Street, South Norwsik.
Tel. 721. .
Contractor
- and FBuildt l
COUTH NORWALK.
857-1!-
GH ESTN UT BLIGHT.
m
Connecticut Trees of This Species In
Danger slicing Wipsd Out.
A pamphlet of twenty pages. issued
by the Connecticut Agricultural slo-
tlon in New Haven. on “The Chestnut
Bark Disease." says:
“At present there are no sure rem
edles known lot this diseasebecamu
the fungus grows wholly within the
tree, only its fruiting pustules ap-
pearing on the surlace. thus making
it very dithcult to control the disease
by spraying even if It were uracil.
cable to do spraying in a chestnut
formal.
also proved unsuccessful.
"Al. the present time the chestnut
blight is distributed entirely over
Connecticut. The trouble is more
serious In the southwestern part or
"w k'tnh- umlwest of the Connecticut
river. This in crumbly due to the
last that there is more chestnut in
the western boil. it was reported
first in the southwestern towns oi the
aisle. but recent studies or the dis
ease prove that it was present to a
greater or loss degree in scattered FF
localities throughout tho mate
early as In those reported towns.
"tlbestnut blight is present in Mass
schnsottn also: mi west or the (lone
neetlout river. in llhode island it is
mounted and serious in certain lorri-
lues, and in bits also been reportsd
from Vermont and New Hampshire.
in New limit It is progressing north
slougihsldudm riversndisprssssi
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finer/mar; p. 4', ‘71-“; ’
t
4
other methods of control have
and an opportunity will to given to hombres». This will mile in western m. 1.1.“, in m'
most the bishop and clergy.
himwssvsiorththhssuuol
as» out oi the W.
Jersey the shutout has sutured ever
mwmmurmm
rumour WW M" WM! HILL. Comptroller Ilunn mu m the sir» a. trouble “ serious in m WI“
divs height cars more piled spin ammonmamm and bed in a, mam “.7
suMhibsOsd-Hlihysrdsbsut bastards-mot their“! nemthm}
”Winter‘s? m Cue intend that nothhil will be lotthm new. m mi
Wt this backed into another. We stsbiiitt'. m «if Whirl. ll! the w m” pm My. 3 m,
museum mmntcmmssvlss oi tbs money.
memos—mum
Wells!
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