4
l‘,
9:“.
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\ Mr and Mrs; William “mend, oi
V now in. good condition.
‘ 1wlflim‘roruerlu1et this mushy.-
lilobert (knit, or (tempo street, West. .
‘ port,’hos‘been visiting rfriends in'Eest‘
Norwalk.I
Belts 911.139.131.113; 'IV‘thVréday at the
Denbury Fair
Miss Lulu Reynolds and Wank:
Reynolds, of (love street, motored to 1
the Danhury Fair yesterday
Captain J. Harry Gib’on, d9ing trnf- ‘
ilc duty on the bridge, wore his rein-
coal. this morning Me predicted o
cheating before night.‘ i
, Tho workmen on the bridge are pro?
poring for the concrete forms for the
'V‘ no1tl1 bridge wall at the south side oiI
‘ the present bridge structure.
Michael Gammon and Eugene Mur-
gphyuot East Norwalk. went to New
‘ ‘5‘“ “1 ""17 ,
son utmost-“mils will! represent aw
will address the congregation. He
1 .. ounce from the midst of I? 1111le at,
:knosphere, Ili‘IéI will“
Wells‘brms re
Jiros’hing news to'ol‘d Meade and neigh-
bors. All should hear him speak and
.
A
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DARIEN
NOROTON _
Postmaster Fred ‘.Ilfmith was in INewI‘
Yul“! ygfitfil‘ilill' I1.“ ‘1‘
Stephen Hoyt. of the Post road, was
in Stamford yesterday. 1
Chm-lea Sirens, or owe street. has
left to: I'Br9o‘klyu for the winter-.1
The Noroton Heights Military Bend
held their band rehearsal last night. 1.
~ John A. Wand. of Noroton Heights,
mosey onerous 11,1 went hr
to the, nephew 'F‘lir...op..Tl1ur
Bromley Quokenbl eh lee Winger 1'
Ileana they done mi pigeons, all I .
really clever alilrolund practical :iier» l
m1 .1
11;.
M’I’." '
W. H We. of.) has been on lin-
vniid for quite u lol 1; period. he: about
fully recovered. under 191'. 11.-.11..
lloene's treatmentl Mr. Greets is ex;
pectin; to ensures; a large building
contract in the Illronx district, New
York city. die will retain his ml-I
dance in Barton.
Dr. ‘.‘F Milton Smith and ‘his No Li.
oense League certainly worked hard.
Meetings were held in all _parts or the
town, but the real‘ finishing touch was
what guys edect, lost year. when the
W. C. T. U appeared and were active
in their work on the street.
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The superintendent of the Warren-
ite Pavement Co has assured Select-
man elect B aunellsreuther, of Dorian;
that he will in a few days start pov-
ing Post road from the railroad bridge
end elseWhere,e sol that there will be
shard finished. lbeautilul roadway,
through Dorian. from Standard to
NY t , i
ork 0‘1“ ant cipating ‘8’ seat in ma has left tor the winter home in ll‘lush— Soil“! ‘NOI‘WNK-
filth oi the world 1.1- series games.
l
Mrs. Harriet Pldgeon oi’ Melrose,!
floss. who has been visiting relatives
in“ East Nor-walk for some little time,
returned home yesterday siternobn l
i115, L. II.‘ ' .
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Morehous‘c are
spending ai‘ number or fiuye at Lake
Kitchewenq; IV. I .
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Mother Gallon. oi Brnokside avenue,
1
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George trash hill! 11 cenohman lest .
Vw‘eekw‘zl good.'ll011est' chap whom
George liked But Dorian went “wet"
at the election, lust Monday, and it
would seem that Georg‘eTS ooechmen s
appetite became "‘wuctte‘d" so 11 result,
A directors’ meeting of the East who has been. ill for ten days, was out and when (“30,391 tried to filld1h1m,h“e
Norwalk Improvement Association
will be held Monday evening at 8
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. H. J.
Hipsou. Seaside place.
The new motor in the East Norwalk
electric station has been .reset and is
. I The cement:
base has been coated with a smooth
finish of 1 to 1 mixture, and reflects
credit upon the artist. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘1
Edward -S.»Merrltt. of Seaview ave-
nue, secured a. day's vacation [rpm the
telephone cities. and after taking sev-
eral squints at the weather. departed
for New York. where he hopes to see
the fifth contest in the world's series,
this afternoon.
l
The Men's Class of the East Ave-
anc M. E. Church will have for their ice
son tomorrow “Jealousy and Envy."
AV timely topic. fitting right in with
the political situation in our new city.
flowever the different speakers will
treat the subject from n for deeper and
" more important position than more polI-
iti‘cs. Many are expected out and
some matters pertaining to thc'oonsti- ‘
lutio'n will come up for discussion.
A little worm squirme‘d along the
sidewalk in Seu‘view avenue this morn-
ing. A little chicken appeared and
claimed‘the curly riSer. Then come a
kitten to chose the chicken and a dog
to chose the kitten. A horse, turning
out for an onto approaching in the
rear, nearly run over the dog, while a ‘
trolley car sped down the track in the
general direction of the gathering.
Meantime an express train rushed wes-
terly across the rllilroud bridge. And
the Phillies won again yesterday. 1
Captain William Robins and Engl—
neer Johnny Fair, of the M. A. Bloke-
mnn spiie driver, were bowing out o.
blockhead for the optic driver this
morning. llccuusc of the lust thut
Buturdny has always been on unlucky
one for tho gang. it won doomed ud-
visubio lul :w oll’ loony pm) the (lamp
nose mudo ll suiliclont excuse. 'l‘lm
spilv driver was lllli‘ill'll on Summary
Hill! the other driver nverlul‘ndd on
Saturday. Bloom was up. but the es-
lrupv vulva was 11 busy purl oi the on~
gimp lollzly.
'l‘lu- superinumllout of the Advent
(lbrluliuu Hominy school will be pleas-
ed in have every scholar present time
tiny, iili plotters oi inlporlnoco ore to
be brought bolero the school, includ-
Vlnlg llw l‘mtlllilt; oi the report from the
annual convention, which was held in
Bristol. shim. (loser i’ul'irlck was re-
elected no state mwrolury ill, the new
orul mul‘erlnoo oi the l-llullioy schools
ycntorduy 'i'hu pastor or the church
will commence :1 series or lnllm on lho‘
twonly fourth rhnptor oi Matthew 1119‘
ginning llvtobur ill. in the evening.
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Win-1W
Rowmm
liev. 4‘ ll. Hughes will preuoh st
hem services oi the Rowaytoo mullet
church marrow
The Reliance Social Club will meet
as their menus, Tuesday, at 3 p 111., to
transact routine business,
1...... . Anna—......
:- flervlcos in the Methodist church to?
1* meme are no lotions: Preaching by:
the pastor or. 10:30 I, m, ailment, The
Game 0! We.
Ynuhleg mice It 1:30 p in At m
. Zeigler, pig, Collender’s Point; ‘
on Thrusday.
Christopher 'i‘hoele celebrated ‘11
birthday, Tuesday. at his home 0:1
West avenue.
Dr. Berldeu, formerly occupied in
has opened an office in Strimiordl
A number "or the horses of William
have
been in the activitiesoi’. the Danbury
Fair.
Walter B. ‘Hoyt. 0! Oracle street, is
still in Milwaukee. Wis.. on business‘
which will keep him for ten days or
more.
Citizen’s meeting at Town Hall to
should poem and do their
then.
' Miss Penniston. who hos heonIoccu-
pying one of ers. (l. Wilson's cottages
for the summer, has left {or her home
In New York. ' 1
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bhopard,1vl1o
spent the summer pleasantly at 'l‘okc-
neko. have returned to their home l'_1
Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Mrs. «H. S. dimwu. goes back to
. 1
pass on appropriation at 8 p. m. All;
'klcking '
the superintendent. Mr. Fllcl1,d
chm'y one
. Everybody made welcome.
:gct acquainted. M. E. Brotherhood
loonldn‘t, and when he ‘did, couldn‘t
make him comprehend the sphere oi
usefulness. George has a new coach-
man as a result.
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Too much wot has been a damper on
.Wednesdn evening prayer service in
his profepsioIn at V'the Soldiers' Home. y ‘
cl1u1cl1es. Rev. Henry S CrosSétt
who presided at M. in. prayer service,
had 11 glad welcome from those who
iwere present.
lodles‘ Aaid. .0111"th
Jurly of the M. E (l1urch.hnve needed
dry weather to get all preparations
ready for the supper in Darlen M. E.
Chunk next Tlu1rsday cv.ening A
line program is being made out for
that occasion.
in the Dnrien M. E, Church it is
hoped and fully expected that the
puslm. Rev Henry S. (‘.rossett,»will
omulpy the p.11lpil Morning service at
10: :10 a. 111 Sunday school. 12 m The
puslor has a word for the childlen, so
desires
In his place. Epworth
Leuuuo, ll:l;'» p. m. Evening sermon.
7:115 p. m. The cyhoir will render
some special piece for the occasion.
1 Come and
will meet in church parlors at 8‘3)
111. Monday. The chairman is death
8t 1 y S B WI 0 l s enjoycdlous that there shall boa lull attend-
an e . rows. 1 1a 1
a pleasant visit with his parents, Ilr.‘
once. as matters of importance should
have full consideration. A very pleas-
nne evening usslurcll to 1111 who come.
college next Monday.
of their old iriends, Miss Betty Nich-
ols, of Newark. N. J.
Li 11y
'Miss viloulon. of Norolon
Heights. is attending u conference oi“
the Methodist l’rotestent Church in
vlttlnntic City as u dologuto.
J. is. Gainer’s house, on Noroion eve-
nuc, has been leased for the Winter by
J. ll. Murkwoll. of New York oily. and
will be occupied by himself and iam-
ily.
Miss Ilnnu Wllilume of the Old
Kiult‘s lilghwuy, is in one of UN! New
York hospitals. where she has just
undergone an operation, and ill dolul:
1 well.
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llr. and Mrs. Alfred heme Ire ox-
pocted home from tho Wont'ln u low
iliiyil. Mr. loruc’s ulster, Mrs. George
Stevens. will be u guout oil their r111
turn.
The lodloe' Aid society or the (lull;
msullounl Church mol in the (lhurlhl.
yesterday afternoon. end a very pinup
not time we spent in their regular
work.
A friend of the dcilmtcd cmuildnio
for first sslcctmon metaphorically in
lkio‘lllam himself hormone ho lulled in
‘mm tin-no moo whom vote would have
glveu his 1mm 11 nlniorlly of one
Andrew Taylor and the [lotion our
Inge bed care in service yenierllsy, on
e large number of ilurlonitcs (mum not
«‘roslsl. the temptations of Denim:- y
Fair, even though the weather sore
threatening.
Mrs Mary Fl. Smith. who bed been
making her home with Mrs. Angeline
Morley. has removed her home to
springtime. where her friends em find
filer. except when she ll: out coring for
Elbe sick once.
more Gilli!) did I righteous
good turn when he M I disrepu-
many-school om Mamammam. inst
”alimentary. “lemme mama-mm
MNWWMM left the
Mr. null Mrs. 1E. 'i‘. Burgesser have;
had theplousure of entertaining one“
‘l'OOL lKlT FOUND.
The South Norwnlk police have .a
kit of auto loolll found along the road
by a Mr. Olsen. As the petrol-wagon
luulomobilc has not yet been purchas-
lod the police huvc no use (or the im- ‘
plomenls. but lll‘t‘ holding them for
the owner.
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Home~Keenlng Women Need Health
and strength,
The work of ll homokooplng womu‘n
makes n constwnt cull in bountrl‘ngth
null vllullly. illlil sickness comes
through her kidney» and bladder Ollt'll-
or llulu Elli! knows. Foley Kidney
Pills will luvicnrulu und restore her.
out] wmk burll, m-rvousnoss, submit
joints out! irrolz‘ulur illuddor uction will
all lllsupplulr when Foley Kidney i’ills
are used. For sale by all llrugzlms."
A good adv my» boat in the heel
moor,
03C) Thamer
OCULIO’TG AND OPTICMNB.
When Your Eyes
Need Help
too should llll'ilrt' the survivors of
on m’ n-rlomllll mlmllwr in ill your
gloss”. Wei muploy iFJlllorlomlui
lll‘lllliilil 4irlllluulo l’lllslclsxm ~lo
oxumlno the evils bud gllsrnnmo
eullsl'urlllm. No chemo for prom?
lnullou.
a." Atlantic album. examined, Conn.
on. 15 we. 1 Open one lvnee.
Mew...»
We Represent
first Class and
Prom Paying
Fire ll surance
1,. dustpnu Ellen was holdlo' rattled on
. r115 floor too.
immimmmu gum or
i work: "tor I «skilfully. 31’ um;
'i Wearsjold cords down the logo 0’
my trousers and two rows 0' little;
mend bum buttons on my locket. one
on each side 0' the row i use to but
'ton it up with The gentleman .l
workeyror took-.1110 from Ieelitn' pa-
porn. In» unease burl: emr'ot me.
new munici- when howl: his train.
l stundiu’ Just outside It the and o'
‘flre street he eomeahwn. 1089 day he
sold to me: “You'll a briabt lookin'
he: Howi‘li you like to be a page?”
"Will's l1 pugs?" {i "gelled. "Oil. h liir
answer the doorbell r1111 errands and
all that." I said Hi like that. So he
ltoiemolpeomebhishoouthat
evenin'.
The out any me: i went to him
he sent me with Tom Gammon; rhea
butler. to Kit ed out. Then when
lgot hack in"? jhut 'e‘m on i was
and told to soak myself for no iwur. I,
(lose i wouldn't "n lmowod cumin i
looked no line. - .1
When i you: into the kitchen the
thing. and the housomui’d sire me a'
kiss. She was I‘lookin mighty tine her-I
self with her black dress and Indies
on her cup imp apron to mat the‘
bend emu oil‘. i liked her better
thonnny one or the‘ help. and' l he‘ren't
had any osmium to change my iniud
since. for il' 1 mode any mistnllee :1ch
always helped m‘e out of 'em. and
once When ‘I’ broke some chiny she
give me the money to go and git an-
other list like it and nobody knowed
ll dill the lirolgkin'. ‘
~ «One thing Mill-ed me u lot. Gun»
mace and the holloeunrld. Ellen. bated
each otlu-Ffllle 1111111011. Mamas
Iwhen 11 lion would she me nomelidn' ,.
"Hummus would give Me so thin’
better Just to shun his spite. l rot icon
Then Ellen would say. "If you're goin'
to inkeprowu‘l‘e new um renew. Dick
or. i won't give you anything mo
And sometimes Gummsge would say:
"'l saw Ellen givin‘you .u k V tor tok-
in‘ I latter out to the mail .V for her
yesterday. l don’t think that much
pay. l'll unionism-o o nickel‘nny day.
,il' l was you.” ‘ ‘
“i wouldn‘t. thnk Ellen's n mighty
lino girl. and you don"t show good
Then he‘d glie n grunt. lull! that
would be lhfimd 1* lL‘ And when
Ion would run 'l‘oluldom1 in say: hil-
len. '.l‘oms illst rm He give me 10
cents yesteniuy" just for curryln' some
hot wnler upslulrs that he was told to
bring himself.“ And Ellen would make
a furs. and Hunt would he the end of
what she in ul to snyn about Tom.
Well. they was both smurliu’ It
such other when Valentine's day come
ell-well me one otlthewmmlce-a mold
defeat! in 19¢:wa land pluck uul'
form only «lie-«rue sinful only. and
there ‘wns so 9 menu poetry on it
{is said he w min' to sel It to El
“:1 told him he neeltn‘Itl e any
19 on it 70! some pa that
“Still been ““511 srlcitwol" 'em
on the valeu and hand it in when
i took the m 1H Yrom the postmun.
wiill h 1 hip 1111-1 dill
'l‘hut emul- night Ellen Ibo showed
Inc 11 comic. too. with u .plétur of a
mun strutlln‘ yrouurl like a turkey
cock. I uskcd her it she was min to
send it to Tom. ‘ ‘
“The very thing!" ‘she ‘slrid. "it
looks Just llllohilu. PM do it."
Tomwtlmt l'l‘i put a mall ‘mmp on il’
and pretend to tulle it from the met-
mxm. But I didn't tell her that l was
unlun to do the some thing {or Tom.
she sold llmt would be s first rule way.
and she pure me the valentine.
Hi just got 50 cents for n tip. and i
went out lo 11 store and bought two 0‘
lbs “Without valentines l could find.
'l‘lley \\'ilIl nil covered with illeudiu‘
hourte 11nd little boys with wings 11nd
not a stitch or clothes on '91:). and i
wrote 'l‘olu‘u nurse on one and illiluu'u
on number nud put up olll stomp on
such of 'em. uud the next momln' when
the postman vome. after leeviu' tho lel~
lore for the family on the library table
i look the valentines for 'l‘om and [lil-
lou to each or 'eln. mmmw l'd not
‘19le from the postman.
llurlug' the day Tom some to are
null naked me it I know who sent him
lilll vnlcmino. i said 1 ball no burl»
none to tell. Then he give me ll quee
tor, and um opened me up. i told
him Ellen sent it. ”than i 'm to lll1
Ion and told her i’d seen the valentine
she'd get in Tom's room. Elbe was.
awful surprised. li‘om be won In full
0' Joy otgllllo' n vsleutlne mm Ellen
that he couldn't think or anything else.
flu broke two plates and one o‘ the
smell lessons that come from some pub
my or another in Europe.
it best anything I ever seen the dif-
ference them valentines made between
Tote sud Elm. it wasn’t more ‘11
(breeders when taught 'em behind
the drum“ mm mm;mmxm
in' Jol- oil the; wee worth
1 all: eniokeud right out. Tom drop-
ped n solver had in his head. uni '4
set that Mirth! ollll an. on:
tire they're goin' to leave. numbere-
goin' to be mil-I. it's the sum“
«new mm'olmlmsrm.1
I wonder if 1mm If new
eponymous . V ..
tie Teller dressed up mighty line to‘ ‘
p‘ut' into a ‘."éree‘t big white bathtub
i did this. and whefll come es; and ‘
‘pllt on my unnorm and looked in IL.
cook spill l was too iillyllnt dor any I
lnsto lli‘ rnnnfifiher dDWn.” 1 l «1
Mild. The all? before it with Tom 1‘
i told her the name 'ihiu'g' I'd told
11-1 11111112
. “ Left blooming alone;
' Allhe‘r lo‘wly companions I
Are failed. and gone;
’No flower of her kindred.
No ros‘c bud is nigh
To reflect her blushes,
Or‘givc sigh for sigh!
I'll not leave thee,
than
one, ' ‘ '
To pine on the stern;
. “.4
Thus kindly I scatter
Thy leavés o’er the, bed?
3,
So soon may I follow;
-‘ When friendship decay.
The st’ems' dro awe !
I y. p y
Oh, who would inhabit
Lie scentless and dead”
And fond ones.arc flown,
This bleak world alone?
“ ’Tis the last roselof spanner
Since the lovely arewlulpmg,
Go, sleep strep withdrew; .
a
~Thomas Moore.
THE LAST ROSE OF JSUM-l
lone
Where thy mates of the garden
Add train Lwe’sshining circle ‘
When true hearts lie withered.
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Can you run the Coal 1‘ ' 104 or
H‘ $2100. $3100, or even. 5‘ ‘1l
-. '1': month? It takes pearl, 1 ton
is (en
T of coal to keep the
‘ QAWBKY, OCT ‘ “. ‘ n, 1913
manna») menus on own cotton
and inexpensive means or acrimony
Hutton.- my arm I‘ direct why or
mylng I message to the once who
‘3 will he the-1mm automated: l
onvfinrlse lurk}: sesrllilal.
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1 1 1.
“Cool S to ye
——vs.‘~—
Are you going to “lay i'
A your Gas Stove ‘ior the Wi
Why? Figure up who: your Gas
h m in
11 so
$5; 00.
Steve has cost you i
during the past sea 1
$3.00. or at the outsi‘
range gemstone month a: 1p
can't buy a ton of cord rm - , 1
Why, then, lay off the Gas .: '
nor the Winter? . ‘
If your kitchen 1isn’t hurl} '.
have a connection made str-
‘T the furnace or healing cyst?
it will not cost over $15. or. die l
. you will enjoy. the comfort am
luxury of your‘Gas Range th<
. year around. No-coal crushes
to carry, tire to watch, end all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Coal Range makes,
done aWay «wt-.th ~
Stop and figure it out. You
.will find the Gas Range is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E. L. &W.Co.
”In..-
LOVER’S
Tllii PLACEIV
There‘s a chum-o for you
to be well pleased (if you've;
never worn a ‘
‘alstou
SHOE.‘ ‘
$4.00 & $4.50
“'0 have never said much
about our
‘ 9
Men s
Medium-Priced
SHOES
llul they speak [or
selves.
$2, $2.50, $3
lllcm~ 1
1";
Always lhc Latest Things in
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gotham Co.
to first It. But Norwelk
Tel. $62.
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