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WE LlAD—OTHIRC FOLLOW
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain, fol-e
“lowed by clearing and colder tonight;
Tdesday fair and colder;‘high south.
shifting. to west winds. Astorm of
"considerable intensity is central this
morning near Buffalo, N. Y. '1 It is
causing cloudy and rainy weather with
brisk to 'high winds in the eastern por-
tion or the Lake region and.aiong the
“Atlantic coast“ nOrth 'of Virginia.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 51; high 60.
Clear.‘ '
William Horan. of-Sayviile, L. 1..
spent Saturday and *Sunday .with rela-
tives in Hamilton avenue.
Miss May Hayes. of Waterbury, was
the guest of William Nassau of South ‘
Norwalk, over Sunday. 1 1 .2
.‘X1
deposits by the South Norwalk Trust
Company. Open Monday evenings
from 7 to 8.
The Whatsoever Circle of King‘s
Daughters will mee‘on Tuesday even-
‘ 1mg. October 21. with Mrs, William J
Moore, 4 Chestnut street, at 7:45.
There will be a rehearsal of the
third degree tonight at Uncas Tribe,
No. 26, l. O. R. M., Wigwam. Two can-
- didates will be initiated tomorrow ev-
enin8., 1
The Hospital 1Whiet Club held its
first regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ida 8. Keep. 32 Clay street. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. C. H. Vmom, 107 South Main
street. Friday afternoon, October 31.
at 3 o'clock.
Friends here of Mayor Ciiiford 1!.
~ Wilson, of'Bridgeport, are pleased to
know that he has been renominated
by the llwuhlicans of that city. May-
or Wilson, the former county coroner.
made many friends in town on his
frequent visits.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Baker, of
Middletown, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Balt-
er are well-known hora. Mr. linker
having horn ionnoriy connected with
the Sentinel. Mrs, llakor la a dancin-
tor at Mr, and Mrs. is. B. Smith. blast
nvrum. Mother and daughter are
Iloinu niholy
" The condition of Mrs. John "Inch-
wood, mother of Mrs. Charles ll.
Norwalh “
iltor the Dining Room. Living Room. Bed Room, Library.
p‘Farlor. Hill, ‘D’o‘n lind Kitchen. '
Furniture that will “I've the needs of the most partied.
. . lar Customers, who at. exacting' in their demands for style,
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Medium Priced.
The A J COLLINS COMPANY
RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt, tpainted, decorated, all modern improvements
15$piendid flats. 5. and 7 rooms. Rent, 613 and ’15 per month. **
RAYMONDBBOT‘HERS'
Furnishings
j and where they came up ware nor
1 very likely to be seen beyond the bog- :
‘ setting into the train. tiled.” looking up
HalloWe’ en Coeds
of All Kinds 3'.
Post Cards s for be a).
Post Cards ...\ 2 to: So a},
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Engraved Cards with envelopes to
match . ..... 5c and 10¢: each
Favors and Place Cards, all kinds
5o up
Special Favors and Plhce‘ Cards 4‘
madwto suit your party.
DONNELLY’S-
STATIONERY AND SPORTING
GOODS STORE.
iii souru MAIN eraser.
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Telephone no.
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OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.
NO MATTER WHAT DOCTOR
YOU MAY no T0
or what fee you pay. you cannot
get better service than we give you.
We employ experienced OCU-
Lismwgmduate physicians—40 ax“
amine the eyes and GUARANTEE
SATISFACTION.
at Atlantic Square. Bunions. Conn.
Est. 16 yrs. Open an. lungs.
Vacuum Bottles
Keep liquids hot 24 hours, cold 70
hours, Just the thing for housekesur
ers. motor parties and travelers.
Pint Sine . $1.00 to 81.60
Quart Size $1.76 to $2.50
as West Washington St,
South Norwailr.
PHONE 1069-2.
Jllawxhurnt. or 25 West Main street. is
our i‘I'IIIC‘iII today. Mrs. Lockwood is
nutv ring from typhoid relapse and as
hilt over seventy yours old. her
chances of recovering are extremely
doubtful. Mrs. llnwxhurnt’s little
«laughter has idol. recovered tron: ty-v
phoid.
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'i not: one relies upon Milt!
my] . nimrllleihlililtl to man
the on tw- aI “the tim‘
ior
,st
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Ad to: light on the "where to our"
“grill.
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Our "rides on
In Mrdtctnes are
A good adv. pays best in the best
most is the City
the Bow.
“Why in Mrs. Wombat wearing ouch "
downy clothes lately! She spends ball 1
her husband‘s income on dross. But ~
why in she wearing such moan looking
clothes Just now?"
"Her husband‘s mother is visiting
her lust now. See?"
The other woman uwaittsboI-wh
Post.
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‘ t Little Johnny came maniac in to no
{other and said:
"up. rather. l have sent ruined a sur- ;;
stolen and innocence.”
“How's that?” said his father.
""Wiil.” laid Johnny. “i have just ‘.
W! a guinea pig tor alumnae."
Very Thorough.
Clarissa-Well. aunt. how do you litre
your new doctor? Adah-Oh. Immense-
ly. a» so thorough. Re new mm
to see In. tpullout adding some little
thin: the utter with Midli-
«mewdumdudfl
new. WM; loads sea-em
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Prompt Delivery.
saying of 50
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it cut this one. with the ex-
Cfl out the above coupon.
amount herein set
{:53 a, m m. 1,, IN.” a not. selected (which mm a.
”1:. and other mutant Imam” “WI.“
Electric
Wiring tor
Light and flower.
As an inducement to W3 your house wired. for masonic LiGii'i'
we Mil furnish at cost the ELECTRIC Filt'i'tl‘iillid. ,
or cent. or what other firms chime you.
they; explain y talking the mph-tiles over twith you.
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68 WALL STREET
the iirst~stop ‘yof make. if we are
NEW MODELS
THE MOYER CARS
AT MY GARAGE.
Demonstrations on Requ‘ 1
Aut0m0bilee to rent by the Hour, Day or Woe 11‘
()lI'S C A R H B All
" d. GARAGE RIVER STREET.
1 tion papers. and that will give me
noawALK. oona.
.a young couple like you. but if I do the
I 1 groom. “till you get another job."
’ nimbly up behind her. They eat right
‘on the floor there. if any one should
u'u receive your «one. a ‘ asked the groom.
‘ , lug halfan hour out. where there was
. told the young fellow about it and sug-
FOR‘ SALE
Auto Trucks . -. . . 1 .
On Easy Payments ~11»;
Also Anteater 8an and Hire
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
1 . for him and his wife to leave the train.
from aAnton to Mon
'l‘ anything behind which they could
' him that there were houses lining a
. paved street beside the track. i would
1 pull up beside one of them. the couple
' rear yard. but they must lose no time.
AT COST
1 Motor Repairs. %
‘ down the girl threw her arms about
This moans a
1 she jumped had was caught by her
‘ were out at sight.
' with a suit use full or stolen lamb.
recitation. H. PIERCE.
tips; on the cab sent one day waiting
for a signal to pull out when I saw a
young couple come running down 1-
through an alley that led straight to
the engine. The train was a long one
gage and express cum. The man" car-
ried a suit case and the woman a hand
1; bag. On reaching the platform he dart- 1 SPECIAL for TO I) Av” 121 198I
.' $16510 Men’ s and Women’ s SUTS 1,0 ‘
“Say, engineer will you let us ride 1,
ed a glance back where persons were
at me. said hurriedly.
with you awhile?"
“Couldn‘t. it's contrary to positive
orders." ‘
"Would a hundred dollars repay you .'
for the risk you would run '9’;
“No, nor a thousaut. " ‘
He looked mighty crestfnllen, cust- '
ing glances hack among the crowds of
poisons who had come to see friends
on their journeys. He didn‘t seem to
know what to do. Then the young we
man took up the matter. ,
“0h, do please let us ride on your
engine. My uncle is down there look~
ing for me. He's my guardian. and. in new
order to get my propé‘rty, is trying to
shut me up on a trumped up charge
We've just been married. and Henry is .
trying to get me out of the old villains
clutches. He will not suppose us to
be on the locomotive and so‘ we can
escape."
She pleaded so passionately that she
quite upset me. in order to gain time
i told them to go round to the other
aide of the engine, where they wore
much less likely to be seen. They did
so. and the fellow said:
“If you'll take us in we’ll get oil' at
captured my wife‘s guardian will have
her arrested. If we can get beyond
the state line he'll have to get requisi-
time to get a lawyer. "
Meanwhile the pretty young wife
was looking up at me uppenlingiy
through teur dimmed eyes, while her
husband was fidgetiug about as
though he was stumiing on hot iron.
Before any of us could say more the
signal came..»- 1 flipped an imaginary
cent. “Heads 1 do. tails i don’t." and
It came down “hoods.” By this i
mean to describe that mental process
by which a man will make up his
mind in a hurry on a subject the two
sides of which are drawing him eager-
ly. My heart favored the couple; my
orders told‘me to refuse them.
“Really," I said. "i'diike to favor
chances are that i’ll get myself dis-
charged. and then whot’li I do?"
“You can Just draw on me." said the
I didn't count on this at all. but my
mind Was already made up. and there
was no use putting them oi! any longer.
1 put out a hand to the girl. lifted
her into the cab. and the man climbed
down on the door with their backs
against the seat. 1 opened the inlet
tie, and we began to roll slowly on
the rails.‘ The two youngsters were
so pleased that they hugged each other.
"You stay just where you are down
see you and report me for allowing
you to ride in my cab it would go
hard with me.”
"Won't you let me pay you some
thing for the risk you are taking?"
"Not a bit or it. .Tho only excuse l
have for taking you on is the kindness
of my heart excited by your story. 1.
don‘t care to put myself in worse
‘Joopardy by taking a bribe."
l madewery few stops, the first be-
in draw bridge. and all trains (were re-
quired to stop before going over’lt i
seated that it would he a good place
He naked men lot of attentions about
the location and whether there was
skull: till the train passed on. i told
could not elf and make a dash for the
for it any one interested in capturing
them should come out on the train on
soon as it stopped he would be looking
out for them ily case “they should
leave it.
Well, when we came to the bridge 1
pulled up where the couple could mail»
a hoe line through a narrow space be
tween two houses. Before getting
my neck and gave me a kiss. Then
husband and within ten seconds they
Just as i was about to start i got a
signal to hold on. and in a few minutes
the conductor canto forward with a
[,ronstablc and asked if i had see a '
tonne Juan and Iranian a... the tra
nddint that they Were ti pair of pronto:
i could never ultra away «on a thief.
soileptmunl. museums
it it was known i1 had harbored than
do fiction or the ohm would drop.
in all my experiences as locomotive ~
engineer my most interesting episode .
was whorl! was driving an ospress on 1;
1 the R. L. and G. railroad. .I was sit- :-
TOI. NO. II.
.1 aIchk
. the 'Bill‘
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charge it.
Finest
90 Washington St,
FLOU
Barrel, $5.50
The Great A&P Tea Contpan ‘
‘24 wnamnaTON 31.. IOUTH NORWALR
Deliveries sad I. In. one I: In a m ~ «u >~
His Disease.
When Lord Chancellor Campbell.
then plain Campbell. married Miss
Scarlett and departed on his wedding
trip. Justice Abbott observed when a
cause was called on in the bench:
"i thought. Mr. Brougham, that Mr.
Campbell was in this case."
"Yes. my lord." replied Brougham;
aid.
Would Be Terrible.
her. "
“What's wrong?"
stomach. i understand."
Kansas City Journal.
The Cplrlt of Love.
your life that the moments that stand
spirit of love.-—ilnnry Drummond.
than minnow-Lord Chesterfield.
paper.
Nice Heavy (30Aj
FOR THE CHILLY EVENINGS TO COME.
Our EASY CREDIT PLAN makes it an easy matter
Just come in and select what you wish. --We will glad!
Creamery Butter II) 35
SELECTEDV‘EGGS, GUARANTEED ........ . 806 902
FULLCREAM CHEESE..................... ............. 20¢ LB.
BEST PEANUT BUTTER ..... . ..... ....... . 12¢ LB
ANDREW DAVEY
South Norwaik
mitts SPllll
No better Flour milled. A chance to stock up at nearly cost
"but i understand he is suffering from
Scarlett fever.”—-Chlcazo Record-Hen
“The doctors are going to operate on
“Something about the coat of her
“i hope they don’t find its out of
style. She‘d never get over that."-
You will and as you look back upon
out above everything else are the mo-
mentrwhen you have done things in I
Dispatch is the soul of business. and
nothing contributes more todispatch
a loud our. boys best in the best
Are the eggs you are now huyinz
Guaranteed (damaged? No. We believe the I
only eggs sold in New England with
a mom-back guarantee are
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We protect your table from Manila eggs. 1
We weigh, re-nelect and “candle" (look ‘
into) the innuers’ in! retention. Then we ‘1
hand them to your dealer in a no“ and 1‘.
in soil. "ii each and every on ion“: rigid,"
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