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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kantor, of
Newtown avenue, have been visiting
in New York.
Charles MoGregor, of Mt avenue,
who has been ill with typhoid fever,
continues to improve.
diarry Miller, of Leonard street, is
able to be about again after a serious
illness of several Weeks.
Mrs. Charles H. Copeley, who has
been visiting in New 'Haven, has re-!
turned to her home in Mott avenue.
The recently organized Boys‘ Club
. will hold a meeting in the 'Springwood
Chapel, this evening, at 7 o‘clock.
Mrs. Oliver ll. Mitchell and daugh-
ters at Stamford. have beenvioitingw
Mrs. Cards mney. of Berkeley sweet.
Mrs. {hank Gregory and Mr. and
Mrs George Sanderspree, of Norwalk.
are making a. visit in Glens F‘ailmNew
York.
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Mrs. Garrett Haulenbeek, who has
been visiting Captain and Mrs. James
h Russell. of West avenue. has gone
to Merlden. ‘
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ll‘ormer Congressman E J Hill will
address the Bridgepmt Business Men' 8
Association at their headquarters in
that city tonight.
0
John W. Sculley,oi Monroe streetls salary or 312.01) per
remembering his friends with postsls
from the home of Pete Gruber, the rat-
tlesnake king, of Rochester, (N. Y.
Work is being rushed on the section
of the fit. George Paper and 'Pulp Mill,
which was recently gutted by tire. and
the damaged roof has been covered
oven
The thirty-eighth annual convention
of the Womane' Christian Temperance
Union. of Connecticut, will be bold in‘
the First Methodist ll piscopal Church.
in Bridgeport, Oct. 15-17.
Enthusiastic letters are being re
solved by many local friends, from
Miss Helen iiuhboll of West Main
ntreut, who began her studies ‘at
Vassar at the beginning of the college
your.
Misses miss and Mary Homo have
‘ returned from a European tour. arriv-
ing in New llorh yesterday. on thoi
Carpathia. They were met by their
brother. Jesse Houses. of Berkeley
street
Alton w. Reynolds, of Norwallr,saii-‘ '
ed recently for (Europe, accompanying
his mother. who lives in Annamaria!"
gla. Mrs. Alton W. “Reynolds, formera
ly Miss Motel 8. Eleanor. expects to
join her husband shortly.
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F. S. LYON1
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Job Printing
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made Candy
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We sell them. They stand
$5.00.
ADVERTIBE IN THE IIN‘I‘INIL
Saves
mighty garment—it allows
doesn’t.
SWEA
For men and boys, $1.00 to
Far women, $3.50 to $8.
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KENNEDY SEES PRESIDENT WIL-
SON ABOUT JUDESHlP.
Of His Life for Waterbury Man.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.~»Congress-l
man Kennedy called at the White
House today to discuss the judgeship ,
situation with President Wilson Al’tcr W
leaving the President he said that he|
did not expect there would be anl
appointment mode for several says;
(“Good digestion waits
not within a week or ten days.
He said he was making the fightion appetite and health
of his life to secure the appointment ..3hakupnre.
lion both.
of William E. Thorns, of Waterbury,
to the United States Court. Inducel We might odd to the nbo’ve, that
ments have been offered him, he do
clnred to desert, Thoma. Onlyo
man has authority to relieve me from y ‘
my obligation to Mr. Thorns." he said health, poor teeth poor health,
"and that is Mr. Thorns himself, and
1 shall never ask him to do so." lie-4.1)]. J, H. Mallel'y
added.
Discussing the Curmnoy Billand (119.me 8 specialty of fixing decayed
prospect of its early passage. Mr and “‘3me teeth
Kennedy said it was linble to cause a 609d 1'9““ “'— "“" G°°d D'“”“°"
breach between the friends of the; 30“" Temperament.
administration in the Senate. Tin-i 15 3°, "‘1" st, 80. Norwaik.
banks are generally against the pro { HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 3 p. M.
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elwithout good digestion you cannot
ejhave good health Good teeth good
posed legislation and they wield guNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
powerful inilueuto over a great many
people "They have n way of resin
ing people that counts and they cm: W
make their influence felt." l . ‘
The President yesterday sent to thel V
Senate the name of William J.I
Thomas to be postmaster at Moodus
This is a third class oflloe and pays n1
annum. Mr.
Thomas was recommended by Corr;
gresaman Mahsn. ‘
“l HAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
There are lists and Hats—- A Stetson
kinds of hard usage MALWAYSAlook‘wclLSmsoend
Wilson Hats Sand and $3.0m
A Sweater Now
Top Coat
Men out of doors in their work find the Sweater a
In place of a Tapcoat for evening wear it will “fill
the bill" in many cases and save the cost.
Many styles, all the desirable colors.
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Hat -—---—:
the “thorn-the wear-all
a freedom that a topcoat
TERS
$10.
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"Wilson
Nemo Sell Reducing Corset
Nemo Corsets combine
exclusive hygienic and fash-
ion features with great (in.
rability and perfect work-
manship.
No 409—-Broad bands of
scam. elastic Lastikops
Webbing. control the flesh,
smooth out the ridges, 5x-
pend comfortably when
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The Senate has continued the noun,
ination of Dean Rogers to he judse‘ For ParthUIal’ People 1
0f the Second (‘lrcnit of the llnitid our “llesiyci” Eyeglass is just ‘
States Court. Also the nmninntioni
of James '1‘ Murray to be postmastol ,
at Thompsonvillo.
what the 11111119 implies, it in the
mill comfortable clip.
5 lenses in their proper wwiilou nnd
“‘ I stays on without discomfort,
CONNECTICUT COMPANY i8 SUED ‘
FOR $10,090 DAMAGES.
87 Atlantic Goons, Stamford, Conn.
at. 15 no. Open in. 8.1111...
Dr Alice Lyon Fitch oi Brldzeport
formerly of llarien, has brought suit in
the (livll Superior Court against the
Connecticut Company for ”0.000
damages for injuries nllqgnll lo have
been received on September 12 of thisi
your while she was boarding a trolleyI
our in Norwalk for Bridgeport. The
plaintiir clnims that'nho runs on the
platform when the our suddenly start
ed forward and site was thrown to
the ground and injured.
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MR8. CHAWEE APPROACHES CEN-
TURY MARK.
ilAliTii‘iillli, Oct. swarm .‘iiillu A.
(limited, on inmnto of 111qu i‘unlllo'n
Home in this city, observed her 991th
birthday Wodnnmlny. She was born;
in llust ilnrilord, Untobnr 1‘ ill”. Slur
in in oxvolivni lmnlih, 11nd in powwow
«ion of all bur rocuillou mm has it
sister, Mrs iionriotln Edwards or lliiMW
city, also wry used. ”no luolhor
lived to tho use of :12, 1111:! another to
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«impnm blood run: you down—v
mutton you on easy victim tor ormum
dilution. Burdock mm illitim purl.
(ion the bloodw—ouron the csuwbuiidu
you no.
AGED UNKNOWN WOMAN rouse
DYING.
liAll'l‘Filllll, (m. it—win unknown
women about to y'enrs or one. was
found by the pollen in on unooaaoiouo
condition in u Main street doorway}I
yesterday, and died a few minutes
at‘isr arrival at. the Hartford Rossini.
Apuplexy is believed to hm lips the
cause. son was poorly almond, and
there was nothing on her’ person to
Burglar
QALLQ.
When Vim Are Away
and He Will
. surprise you in the
mount of valuables
he can get may with.
You on idol him by
m I he: in our
mm m mm give a chin to her identity.
South Normlk resin emu cone.
T t C (The South «melt City council
"I 8 ‘0. win hold in firm“ new at alien
1011': Paint. this evening. tourist in.
”film.
it holds the
you sit down With low
bust. extra long skirt, $4. on
J . I.Mallette
- I Washington It.
Tel. «I. to. Nomlk.
WORK OF STATE POLiCE,
» .‘wa.
Summarised in Annuni Report Made
to the Governor.
llAltTF‘Ullil. (HT. 3. ‘‘‘‘‘ in the annual
report oi the Stain police department,
outdo to Gill" llnhiwin. today, it is
shown that tho donurtmont mode Lilli!
investigations during tho your, which
resulted in (1112 pronoculimut.
Thorn were 241 invostiuntlonn or auto-
‘ mobile violations for tho Flurrntory oi‘ ‘
Stale.
lloroiptu from din Blots 'l'rnnmirur
amounted to ”6.811934, whichwnn we
not 1111 followst‘ finial-ion. “sound;
traveling expenses. $1,433.10: to doom
ty sheriffs 1111 others. (or sselsinnuo.
$4,800. ; oliioo sinuous, 12.15911 it.
The amount paid or payouts to the
Slots from the «innermost is given
as $15,137. at.
There were its inspections of mo-
tion mares inmtrea.
smrthmi leads all the other towns
in the sm- tn the list of prosecutions
moo, there being 99 of oil irindn in
that twee by the State police. floors.
use: in soother m approached it.
mwmmirwtmm
“mom a m
110st allies oi the city at 'l of“
‘ some collections.
’ Evangelist A. I. Ritchie,
qwlth croop it you apply Dr. Thomas
There:
were ill! invontiuntions (or the ileum
irollsr‘n office. and 11111 dopertntinnn,‘
"VICTORY 0'“! THE “RAVE."
I Third Lecture of the l. B. 3. A. eeril- "
Given Here.
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Considersble'interest has been inan- :3
‘irestod in the nuns lectures being hold 2'
. here. Like every other movabent ad 1 1' ,
”vonciug prmcssive ideas. the I. B s. - ‘
A. has to tight its way in the face of 1.
how- j:
. ever. meeting with hearty support on -
. every hand, especially from those what 1:
believe in free Bible study. unblndor- 7,
ed by sectarian dinerences and tire ~
The I. B. s. A. on "
considerable opposition. ‘It is,
{ers free membership to all Christian .3
people who desire to advance Bible I
study, regardless of sect or creed. No
admission fee is charged. not are dues -
. or assessments apportioned. The as‘
' ‘ sociation has never been knowu to '
. even lift a collection.
to many how they can carry on what 1
statistics show to be the most exten- j‘
sive Christian campaign in the world.
York city, is listed to speak on:
tory O'er the Grave." Sunday, at
o‘clock, p. 111.. in the new Red Men's
‘Hall. This is the third of the 1. B. S.
A. lecture series. All are cordially in-
!vited. As usual, all seats will be free
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inch" tin ()il atonce. it acts like magic.
TWO ELMMENTS NECESSARY
UNDER NEW STATE LAW.
FAIRFIELI). Oct. 3.~~William Elliot
{Phelps 37. and Edna Bates Sieg, (ii-
?vorcod, 1115111 or New York city, came
(to Fnlrfiold yesterday afternoon se-
‘rnred the marriage license for which
they had made application last week
and were married
Peace in‘roy [a
pharmacy.
l Phelps, who is a salesman ior‘a
isoda fountain concern. to boost his
‘nvernge with the been requested that
the ceremony be performed behind
the lloyln fountain, which is one of
his company‘s output. The request
was granted.
The couple came to Fairfleld last
wreck and asked to he married at
once. They wm‘v disappointed when
Town Clerk Joseph 1. Flint inform-
od them that non-residents must giro
u ilvcdny notice before it license
:cnnld be secured. (living the notice}
Ithoy returned yesterday whon the‘
'iimo limit was up. The groom dc-
(flares that because of the two trips,
it is 01111 11 somi-olopmont
i
! Sentinel Want ndrs. will introduce
some people to each other today who
Iouxht to hm'e known ouch other years
It is a marvel '
of New :-
"Vico. '
by Justice oi the
Beach at the Boyle \
i Iflo.
Extra Staps
Teas Coffees
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea.
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice '1ch .......... .
25 Stamps with 1 lb. No. i Royal Plantation toffee
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Our After Dinner Blend ......
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20 Stamps with 1 ll) Best Maracaibo .- ........... 30¢ 1
15/32 Ramps with 1 1h. Challenge Blend 28¢ ' '
unions. our. 3. W1
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ..... 1. 1.... 60¢ '.
$2: "
1d Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Santos ............ 25¢» :
Large Basket Yellow Onions ........................ .
Large Basket Red Onions ............................
Large Basket Sweet Potatoes ........... . ............. zoo
Maud S Flour, bag. .......- ............ m ............
Norway Herring (tomato sauce), acn
3 lbs Yale "Ioast Crackers for
30¢ .
30c '
.. ..................... 25c '
Monogram} Rye \Vhiskcy, bot ......... . ............... 851: 4
Gordon Dry Gin, bot. ............ ' ....................
Old Port or Sherry Winn, bot .........................
Duffy's Apple Juice, bot. .............................
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, bot. . . . . . . . : ................
California Table Claret, gal. ............. 1. ........... 85¢
Ruppcrts, Ehrcts, I1cigcuspans or Licbmanns Beer,
CRSC . .1. .1 .......... J ........................... $1 15
Fine Old Port or Sherry Wine ($1. 50 value) (ral. .$1.00
Gauntlet Whislcy (very 01(1)). gallon $2.80, large but
tic 75¢. '
A. F.Beckmann 81 Co.
88 AND 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH. NORWALK.
Sensible School Shoes
for Boys " and Girls
We have the most varied “and
complete stock in Norwalk.
6ch us‘ the opportunity to
prove it.
Conneally 8. Bracken
81 Washhgton 82*. Phone 868-4
Koal G. ...... Koal
Our cool is going with n rush. We are very glad of it, of coursc.
but we are not at all astonished.
mug with
(loudness and merit alone pot to
the top. May we have your order?
HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY
Water Street. South Norwaik. Tel. 721.
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