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“The Progressives will hold a nicot-
‘i‘lllargtors on ‘tlle‘bridsu.
‘ 'Bht'allunt a hundred mom'spilos ro- ‘ . '
. main to be. driven in, connection with
the jhridge work. all iron Pier 1 to “
‘A number of East Norwulltel's board .
_ Donovondl‘rnstrWalsh. stump speakers.
’mbridgo loot evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w.,'l‘yler. of Quebec.
Canada. returned;_-_liome today. after
spending two weeks with Mrs. Tyler'si
- sister, Mrs. W. Lvdlenny
. 4 l. u . “w"... l ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ -, '
g'rherov, will be o big suppcrin the: d . 10c
basement oi the East-Norwnlk Moth-l
o'dist chums tonight when the indies'
on”
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NArlonALniscun ‘ , i
RALKERS
Modefrom the finest materials and
'oetly boltethoy come toyou .
h, cri and clean-lntlio mois- . 3' 1
hire-prov? package. Eat them at "
mesh and between. Give them to
the dim"- without stint. Alwnyo
holder the ln-or-ooal Trade Mark.
SAUGATUol *
llama: Jackson. of Standard. is‘tho
. mot oi. relatives on Riversidsmro-
vorwlll,
,. i " Miss Fannie Cross. oi ransom. :-
‘ spending a lewdays in Now Millard
with relatives.
Dr. Stewart W. Sherwood" has so-
‘ cured a position as assistant surgeon
in a. Stamford“ sonitarlnm.
. 'A l
‘Dr. END. milled is spendinr s iewl
days at. the Roosevelt Will in
Wer York city on business.
W
Mine Myrtle Moods. daughter oi
'Denutyoheriir on in Modes. in men-
in; in the Volleyvdl‘oruo schooner this
town. , "
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The opening of the Memorial
Church. of the Holy Trinity'has‘ been
906th am because on. the in-
o [the “not Norwalk’lmprovement As~;
socistiun hold their get-together son-f
sion. , ,
Some three hundred people attend
ed the banner raising in Blast 'Norwalk
last night. The PeoploEs party banner
now flies in the breeze. daunting its
lettered candidates to all who pass \
within ti. mile.’ l
" [ Mrs. Sarah 'thhsow. who hos been
It has been suggested that it the spending a month in Brooklyn, has re;
yarious whistles used by bridge con- turned homo.
tractors are to be blown in the future.
’ they be tuned The“ WW “OW are Mrs. David w. Mills end daughter
. an .inharmonious shriek and are most Caroline, oi Pittsilold, Massachusetts.
unpleasant and “‘3’“ are ““9“" are visiting relatives in town.
Rownrron '3
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Two cottages at Bella Island owned
. . The W'QWMY m“! 0‘ “‘0' by‘Mro. George ii“. Shepard, oi nethel.
MYOWE PM“ 300“” 0114’”!me are being repainted by Mills Brothers.
f Van Zandt shoot. .will be held this Miss Mario aloe, who has been vis-
‘ evening atgtiloo'clgck. :Itov..Wiliinln ltinx Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris. at
Ainsley. oi diarti'ord. will deliver the Himitgyenno. has-returned to Nth
address. York.
‘ ' The annual meeting of the Advent M138 Mk! Tuck. of Roton nvonud':
has gone in ‘Sprlngil‘ol‘d. Manchu-i
.Christian Church was held last evcn- _
school for
course et‘trnlnin. ~ .
rimmed—m. is. Aiiiswortll; ‘ ‘ ' " 4,...
._ ._ Second Deacon—:Willlomfi. Byxbce. .
Ciel-M. w; Velsor. ‘5‘“
Treasurer—#Ilscar‘s. ‘Pnrt‘l‘ick. m Elm“ Pickle.- “ H‘ghh“ “3‘
First Wildest—«Mrs A.'~H. Nick. ““3
Two-oi George H. osburgh’o chil-
crson. l ’ 7 ‘
'Sécond dmconnos‘s—Jhlrs. «It. C. Henry F‘ 89““ "n? has been “vii“
Thompson. in William Lockwood abounds in . c‘
Delegates to the annual conference.
at Bristol. on OCtObef 7th 333 Bill—‘8. the Rom Point‘flotel tor the ‘Wlntfil‘.
W. Velsor, Miss Lydia. Sell. Mrs. A. I". ‘Rev. E! t S. Jackson. of Psnnoyor '
”Slim" and Mrs. ‘R‘ C. Thompson. street. pastor of the Methodi'ot Epis-
‘Concrets work in Pieril was sta.tsd ,copsl Church. “9911‘ Wednesday in
1 today. The electric mixer who start- New York City. where he an i Itho
ed up and the railway put into sor- moeting oi the New York. Now York
vice. . _ East. Newark and Troy uothodiet
. MW“ :Conl‘ersncos. held in the Metropolitan
Temple, at 7th avenue and “Chm
GETT'fla "inn!“ JBishop Luther .13. Wilson woo in
charge oi the conieroncc.
EITBI‘B'ED tum
CEN’NIALIA. Pa... Oct. 3.—-—It was
estimated by the inhigh’ Volley (301911
Company oiliclals this morning that
ten or twelve foot of solid anthracite
coat remains to be cut away before
the rescuers will be able to reach
Thomas frosheolry, the minor who we:
oniombod in the Continental Colliery
one week ago today. It had been ex-
pccted that tho imprisoned man would
be liberated about noon today. but
doubtlons he will have to spend anoth-
' The iron work for the tire escapes.
which were ordered put on the
schools of the. town some time ago. is
completed on the. lilowoyton public
school. The lire escape is located on
the north and at the building. Tho
door leading to the same has not been
cut through on yet but: it is expected
that the some will be done in a few
days by 8. B. Wilson; I. contractor oi
Norwnlk.
Next Sunday evening. vltov. W. ll.
Wakoliam. pastor oi the South Non
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are boarding at the residéncc of?
Klnley street, has. melted his family to'
4;
‘abllity ci'tho pointers and: decorators
Etc ilnlsh the work in timorior next
Eundny's services.
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heading the committee. Furthermwo
oi the celebration will be given at n The stone causeway. which is; be-
later date when something more do- ing built over part oi the State‘stroct
finite can be stated. bridge approach, will extend to the
«MM ibeginning oi’ the drhw. According to
‘somo this is being done oi. the cone
D ARIEN :trnctor's own accord. No mentionvot
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this was made in the contract. -
bar 6. and it promises to be one oi the
* ipilce and the polls will be open ironi-
. sip the election or first selectinan and
Mlss‘if‘reds Sclillciiting ‘5 9“ ‘ "3“ town clerk is a toss of the coin. Joe
to friends in Ridgcilold. ‘Bph G. Hyatt. rediaminnted UY‘the R0-
pnblicons tor the ethos of town clerk}
sit up and take notice oi ioothall'now. who w“ nominated on balmy-apron-
I __._ ” : slve and Democratic tickets. 1dr. Hy-
Tod Barnes is recovering from an in- att in ”mm 03’le townliand ‘M8
in?! to one at his lost. the. results! the M yoor h“ ”mm d many Menus.
“ppm °“ ‘ m" it is believed .mqt being it hie-long
’ resident of thaws-m and muro‘prorni-
sent in the Mould thitiilly‘olli-
er abalone 119 w l he again ob eu
Jib bio; ‘ ._ militia did Town at?
"The ei tloil i tun’Wehemnm
tho. omenotl'flMloniectman is almost
in. ccordlns to a rumor which
“ “ mbbenkxoinidbo roundst in: the
Edward 'li‘nirchild is boring trunks ‘ilm’lsw {7963853136 in a sign mm
repaired. as he expects to unite a mp by the Democrats to "dump their
to Florida this winter. jenndmotliwnobert C. Coley. who has
. ' held the once for the past yenr. Am
Frank “Do Conroy oi Mansfield ave. other topic of interest will. be that at
one has been enjoying Sunday inotor the two votinx'hhchlnes which will
trips to Lake Waccnbuc. be given a trip} at the election. It.
lwill b0 docidodwhether the two shill
lildwu'd Doloddld. oi Noroton, has he purchased or not They no doubt
returned home after spending the oom- 'will pmu‘timdry as many com,
her at Garden City. long lslnnd. : phloem Militusregordlns them
' lhoro boon mode by taxpayers and vot-
John Box-toe: at Newton Height- .3"; use hove deoh them in action
hoo been chosen so the Mr .9! “gm-‘wfiumpurchmblo ot
the Glenbrooli basketball toorn mrthlo ;m m moidon doing away with
season. "Jtho old ioshlonod ballot countlnl it
“"m ' ucos speed and accuracy. Tho to-
A no-llconso mooting will be bold“. numb“ of vote! cont lMil be
on the baseball lot, Saturday. at 3 p. ‘ known immediately utter the polls
on. A luntcrn exhibition undshort. have closed. A invite you, is “poem
speeches will be, on the program. to he cant cud at least 800 oldies“
voters on the list will turn out. “It
The Dorian ”hm h“ the iollow- year only 600 votes were coat. The
in: new banks, given by Mrs. El. ii. annual reports 0‘ the town allure
Kuoler; Karl: (lnlr' by Louis Tracy; 'A > will be read and action taken. Action
Cry in the Wilderness, Mory E. Wok will aim be taken on the gum awn)-
lcr; John Sherwood, ironmmlter. ”Hum.“ to the town at tho lalt‘Ws-
Weir Mitchell; The Red You. Louis; letnra tor the up M of an hour's
Tracey; The Inner shrine; Mooswowm‘hm and to “propylene o sum.
W. A. Fraser; The wings oi the Mom- l which the town may be called upon to
A bandroi gypsles werqr‘vlaitursln
town yesterday, until (lonsi'pbleusinl’ith
ordered them away. "
4 . «run-w. i .
Mr. and hits. Charles Lockwood
have lfiVOVed 'into the ilat'ovor Zahn dc
Driscolrs drug store. _
Dollahtl’nlly comfortable. aupranioly I
‘A; surpassing display “oi uariing otv
tract
The Noted lrisli Comedian and stair.
; The annual town meeting will be ‘
held in the Town Hall. Monday. Octo- .-
,liveliest held for some time. The an -I_
inuai elootionottown ofllcers will take «q
" ,. on. n to a p. in. srom political son— 3;
The Deficit youthioro beginning to bar 35mm“ ”90mm in wfyllVoods.”
or night or part of it in his little call.
The man is confined in a space seven
loot by 15 {out long.
When told that ho Would likely ro-
man; a priuonor from 15 to 24 hours
longer. Toshesliy replied chucrily that
ho would lime to be satisfied. He
again roquoutod his rosouorn to visit
, his family and choor them up.
The imprisoned minor told the min-
cru who are working to dig him out
that he worked several hours during
the night cutting away cool in order
to tire himself on that no could sloop.
Ho ho» had very little sloop end is has
coming extremely nervous. When
told that ho had been confined in week.
Toeheiiliy sold be hoped it would not
be more than another day until he
could see the sky again and his wits
and four children.
'l‘wo oi Toshsnliy’s daughters are to
be continued nort Sunday. and no
hopeo to be in condition to attend the
services. Ire. Turbos” was bitterly
disappohtod when told that her lino
bond would not be with her today. film
is satisfied. boom. that be will be
rescued nilvo.
man-u.
knsw 1m sex.
Worm—«Your W.
’ “ * needs mimosa mt.
‘ . rho-urn MOWWBlR silo ventin-
m to his, doctor.
‘ Wino announce! to nail.
m ' anthem «norm ‘ -
ion. ‘
O
walk 'Mstliodiut Episcopol Church, will
oocupiy the pulpit at the Methodist
Church liars and will preach to the
members of the ‘llihworth Dengue. it'.
is hoped that every member of that
organization will be in nttondnnco as
well as all those in the village who
want to hear a. good oormon. ’i‘liu
pastor oi the church. Rev. ill. ~s. Jnoli-
son, will exchange with Hr. Willie-
bnm and will preach oi. the iattor's
church.
ins, Louis Tracy; The Jesuit, Felicia
8. Clark; lole, Robert W. Chambers,
and The Silence of Men. H. F‘. 1’. Bob
wrnby.
RUCKER AOOiP‘l‘O.
ii. is understood that Joe ‘Rllckel‘, tho
whit» hope, has stated that be will
accept the challenge of Tommy Nod-
son. or Port Chester, to meet him at
any time and at any place the latter
may desire.
ii the plan now on toot does not so
wrong. it around celebration will abortv
ly be obsorvod in honor oi the 'liitiotil
anniversary oi the ormiootion oi the
'Rowayion Methodiot Sunday school
and Charles W. Bell its superintend-
ent oi the school. it is planned - to
have on may of “101me! pastors
oi the church present no possible. as
well on Bishop Wilson and the super-
intendent oi the New York blast Gon-
bronco. The nine oi the name has
not been determined no yet as it is
plennod tohold the celebration at the
time who: M. ii. W. moons. of
MOS. o former poster of the church.
will be in this country and will. be
able to portioipow. it won during
’lllr. Gandhi: postoroto that the pres.
ent church was built. The committee
hum Moi-oi lilo mnemonic
m the members at the school boord.
Wesley a. Wood. Willi-initdonninu,
Knbw
. Auto "Supplics
Standard WWI Otto.
iolumbio No. it
. Reunite.
The South Nowell:
Hardware 8: Auto
Supply 00»
“MI is nuts. John ll. Hort. Hem ‘
l. militia“ loom to WWI! or.
«run who. n it. new
If you don’t
Giro Boot“
pay as its proportion of some. The
meeting would not be complete union
the Stole street bridle was mmtionod
no it he! been dooldbd to appoint n
committee to consider the matter. it
will be voted to lily n to: for town.
school and State purposes and tomato
appropriations for the ensuing your.
The businons men's roosting will be
called at 2 o'clock Ihonp.
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WLAINT ABOUT DRUNK;
Robert itsymond complained to
Ghlei William it. d’ennlnliton that
drunk: hove been. using his vacant
house in 'l‘nilmiidgo court as o bunk.-
houne. Ollicer Wallace ll. donuts
visited the place lost nixbt and ow-
‘turod one Jordon lm. who was per-
mitted to depart alter a worship; Fir
lumoiiondoro will be dealt with Mrs
severely.
Wéw'liflepreseni
First Class . and :
Fire insurance
1.. M.
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Agriculture nonounced‘nt noon today.
suturing and diverting. in short.
an ideal While for the Ameri-
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3* JUNIOR w~
Driving Lantern “
Shows Red in
the Rear
'* 1.25 each
Charles - E. Dow
is
The Home or Quality vaudeville.
ions. Special _.cxtraordlnary
moment or the mammoth liar
wailan musical spectacle,
THE WALTZ DREAM,
An entrancing deuce poutomine, with
o world at somtlonal incidents.
bewildering and exquisite music. ,
Special Added Feature.
JOHN 1‘. KELLY
and His 'Morry Makers in a rip roar-
ing force. "A; Comb of Con."
HARRY CUTLER.
_ The mtemporaneous Englishman.
4..
were) Lucwnns,
Eccentric Comedy Gymnasts.
Extra. Extra.
The dainty musical comedy inroeurs.
SADA WANDER AND GEORGE
STONE.
in "The anuiy Shop."
‘ PAINT"!!! 'A‘ND‘ DECORATING.
‘ HerbertW. Gotham
so GREGORV BOULEVARD,
Boot Nor-walk. Phone 593.12.
The Reed 8: Volk
' Why? Figure up what your Gas
month? it takes neorl; ii. on
oi’ cb’hl to* keep the "When
, range going one month i you
“ can’t buy anon of coal in 3.00.
—h——-
Coal" Stove
Are you going to "lay oil"
yoiir‘Gns Stove for the Winter?
Stove has cost you rich month
during the past scam, 32:00,
$3.00. or at tho outr‘do, 35:00.-
Can you run the Coal “:ove tor
$2.00, 83.00, or even M00 'er
Why. then. lnysoii‘ the Gas icve
for the Winter? ’
‘ If your kitchen isn‘t b" ,
have a connection made it"!
the furnace. or heating are 2* ~.
it will not cost eyei- $15.00. Thou
you Will enjoy the comfort 9 xi
luxury oi your Gas Range tl~ ,
year around. No coal or aslic
to carry. tire to watch. and all
the (limb and dirt which you
know the Coal Range makes.
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will find the Gas Range is real-
‘ ly the cheaper.
U. E. L. &W.Co.
V
Electrical Co.
The Only Folly Iquiwod
EWOAL 6H0? '
In W TM
nuro SUPPLIII
Phone sot—so do. mat- ’
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DO You WEAR GLABSBM
it so die you satisfied that they "
have been titted to your eyes in in
correct and proper manner? Have
.Thsy Given Your Eyes That Relief
which youcxpectcd they would? it
they haven't or you need llama,
consult me at once.
5WILUAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
3 Room G, Router Building,
Hopi“ Washington at..-
0 milk Hm'o Theatre.‘
. cedar and FEM-y
f ‘ “intuition, 1:30 to 9.
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