threesomes ot the New York mm it eliminates» this. 1 their, ‘vla‘
It. It (influence. it. damnation 0! .INorwelll. endowments" umpires. '
teachers and scholars incline Dorian and the echo could be beerd‘afun Km
Ill-iii. Sundeyqsehool were ‘presentfliiill. where motorists thought it ill , , ‘
This institute presents attractions Ifor'new horn. and stopped by the. tooth j 'r ‘1
. Bible study. . aide. Luckily. they connected the ex-_ ‘ ~
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use Your Plum .5 i‘
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At. the Episcopal contention in Now 386: else we. should all have: had to ‘
ka “‘9 ‘WW "Wm” 3°C”! Item to Miller's brid'e. not the _ , .22.:— g m
handed in its three 76.!!! collection. “thing is h.“ mI‘Ituy. “.15 m am I gr”. b”. lit) m
Wthh tooksevera‘l clergyman WBlBuclleye rumor 09.7. highawhelled: 1 W hat. . m. “mm“. it. tan-
"1.9 warden and ““17 men '50 “lt- It with 16 horsepower motor, under the, ~ 1. to m... worse with C 0 a I S t 0 V 8
Fred Webb oi Noroton is sutterluz emounted to $307,500. No wonderlaeat. Seven years old. but can binned ..
tram a cold. .- they sustain and“ support several tor- kick as well as over. i _ ‘ . ‘
eizn missionaries. once. II well as time and tr ——VS.—e-
. The barracks at the Soldiers' Home _ ll! 1mm or sending H ...
us being repainted.
DAILY POEM
Derien M. E. church, the pastor.
[Rev Henry S. Croesett, would hope
[or a general attendance oil church 3
{members at 10:80 a. ll., at prepara-
tory to next Sunday, which ll com.
munion Sunday, Those contemplat- ‘
ing joining by letter would cooler a
{ever if they would have them in on.
this Sunday. Cordiality is part or the:
service laid down in the ritual, and
, , ~ no one is permitted to leave without,
10‘3” "' m" 3°“ mam-9' Bm'm' the glad hand extendedto than. sun. .
£3113): ngigec‘hagiamfismd’mfizi day school at 12 m., Charles E. Fitch.
dent has a lad w loom mic ll,superintendent; classes suitable to:
' E a e 7 r a $8.11 from the infant close up. Bible
scholars and study of Biblp-is made i ll d ted t ed 1,
interesting to all Christienli’indeavor classes specs y a up or u 8'
. ' Epworth League '1 :45 p. in. W. H-
630 p. m.; sermon by pastor, 7:30 p' Lowndes, president, woud be glad to‘
Rev. Hiram Vaultirk, rector of St.
Luke's Episcopoi church, morning
prayer, 11 a. to. opportunity to hear
some eminent «vine, who has been
attendinrthe- dioceslm convention. A.
cordial welcome to all who come.
None Ila strangers who came within
the open gates.
litev. Hiram Van Kirk oi Noroton‘
was in New York yesterdoy.
Are you going to “lay on"
your Gas Stoveior the Winter?
Why? Figure up what your Gas
Stove has cost you t. ch month
during the past ser~ a, $2.00,
33.00, or at the out-”e. $5.00.
0121 you run the Coal ' rove for
$2.00. 13.00, or even i” "ll per
month? It takes notify a ton
The Darien it. n. Choir met lntlie
church last evening, for rehearsal.
om... M
Mrs. Harris of Stamiord is a new
resident on Noroton avenue, Noroton.
.—————.——~—
Cougregetionni church, I sermon.
Hickory nuts are an abundant crap
in Noroton and the Heights this year.
Seventy-live hunting licenses have
diced issuer by Town Clerk Stephen
Hoyt. .
' Inflow-1: n‘u rue I;l‘,l',i l,l.‘l:l attu-
A l ' ' . .7 of coal to keep the cited
Douglas Emma“ of the Coilander 8.11" say a word to all about the convention The new & Volk range reins one month r" you
Point colony has left for his New York ~----II ‘ 0“,, buy a ion at cool “I .' ”0‘
As repreggntaflvBs of the Darien‘next Tuesday at Bridgeport. Conn.
- Conyexationel Church. M“, in, S, Choir practice as usual in the.
Brown, Mrs. Tolmie, Mrs. Theodorejchumh‘ The leader requests a senor.
Davenport Mrs. George Schiichting. a1 attendance. r .
and Mrs. W J. Reed attended the Evening sermon by the pastor. Rev.
THE HERMIT THRUSH.
residence. Why, men. lay oil the Gas
for the Winter?
If your kitchen isn't ll. ‘v‘.
have a connection made ' "'l
the iurnace or heating eye .~ \-
it will not cost over $15.00. T. " Ti
Electrical Co. ‘I
The Only Fully [culprit
ELECTRIC-AL SHOP
In in. TM
I’ve
........._.__..—
The smelt fishing is reported as be:
ing an excellent thriving condition .at
'Ring's End,
u—w
Matthew Cullen, of Prospect eves
nue, has been kept at home by an at-
Fairlleid meeting of the New Hevean‘m'Y P. Crossett, at 7‘30 p. m. T)".
Branch oi’ the Woman's Board oi Mis-
sions (Congregational) in Bethel yes-
subject is one. that has special inter.
eat to all who come.
Then there is '
' Into the woods at eve I went
AUTO KUPPLIBB
you will enjoy the comfort 3 6-
luxury oi your Gus flange ti»
year around. No coal or debt
Phone “5 5° 80‘ Main 8‘" to carry. fire to watch. and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Coal Range makes,
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will mm the Gas Range is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E.L. &W.Co.
congregational singing of hymns, as ,
a. sort of prelude to the sermon, and
it is truly wonderful how the people
fall in with the multitude and sing
from their hearts.
FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWALK [Ill AW
IOXII
I‘ll-e Alarm Hoodoo-non on M
3mg: Telephone lb! an atom
o.
d-quhlnston tnd North I“! Ill. ‘
New Hotel
l—xDuy end'naymond an.
5—2“ at 6 Corset Factory. priests.
tauoyt‘o Theetre.
7—~N0|‘Wl‘illfi Refill“.
il-~MUIIC Hell. iitord and City m .
rose Bt.
u—chul at. Franklin School.
til—:Colleord BL. Concord at m
Schools.
M~—~l\orth thin and Ann Ito.
lip—High St. and Be view An.
is—«xnstlrwaiit iron orb.
i'Z—~Wesl Ave on. Code. 8L
i8~Hish School West Ave.
JimWaxi st. sod :uior Avt
l 33~xEly Ave. and Lowe St.
clwheslnut and Hour 5th.
ib—xSouth ham and cum I
tomlmxiugtull Ave. and Aultln
i7—«Went and Elm Grove 81-.
i1—»i-$uulh Mall at. between Gran no
tack oi indigestion.
Miss Mary Geist, eldest daughter ofi Sunday morning the Noroton pres.
'= “George 0815i, has been 890114!“ a. byterian Church will commence its
{few days at PoughkeepSie, 'N- Y- .semt-centennl‘l service by a historical
‘sennon- delivered b its tor Rev.
The death of Roll I-.i Pearson, aged Dr Carlos Martyn ayt 10,588 i; in
five years, “cured y esterday morning. Bummer superintendent, hopes lOr a
“t “13111:?“ or his parents, at Noro‘,large atendance at the Sunday‘school
ton Heg 5' isssslon; sermon by pastor. Sunday
7:30 p. m.; selni-centilhnlel services
a Monday and Thursday. evpnings, with
the usual Wednesday droning devo-
very pleasant visit with friends “a” tlonal meeting. All meetings should
Rochester, 3‘ 3' be of angcmtinterest to members.
Arrangements ”9 being made £0: The Ladieer E :lil held an al-
a very interesting semi—centennial ternoon meeting'in church parlors
celebration of Noroton Presbyterian Thursday They exchanged 001mm,“:
church. __ iintions upon the siliceous of the slipper
Carl and Eleanor Schmidt of Nero-3mm last week. The “00068 Of the
ten, are the guests of their grand- undertaking W33 due in a large meas-
pnrenls, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Schmidt “re to the contribution or W138 V989"
on South avenue. New Canaan, . - liables, contributed by EXDOl'l farmers
'belonging to the church. Their con-
Mrs. House, wife or DP. A. H. tribuiions not only added beauty to
House of Noroton, has been suflering the Occasion, but helped swell the rev.
9. severe attack of neureiteg which sons. The wonderful unanimity with sz—nglmgiegllle Works, am It.
has kept her confined to the house. which all worked. was a source on on» rm; we may an
amusement: to the. President of the itififit‘zfld‘fi‘ {32‘ 9“
Wednesday evening services in M. Ladies' Aid, itgg‘noekk‘tveinlangomtn
E. Church are not quite up in numbers‘ is —Woedwerd In. and Mom
that they should be. Singing has been There W868 meeting 0! the EDWOI‘lh
a very attractive feature of this ser- League Wednesday evening. W. H.
terday,
Alone, and softly trod,
To seek if happily I might hear
The violins at God.
r
A ruseet carpet for my feet
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The tall, gray pine trees shed,
6 Mr, and Mrs. George Kemp, of West
End avenue, have returned from
And ghostlike in the balmy dusk
H 0 L
PAINTING AND DECORATlNG.
HerbertW.Gorilam
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk.
My silent footsteps sped.
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
When rich and sweet from frag—
. Phone 59312.
rant heights
Rang out the clear refrain
to be well pleased if you’ve
never worn a
Ralstoll
SHOE . . .
$4.00 81 $4.50
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As if an angel touched the strings
. Again and yet again. . .
’Twas brimmecl with all immor-
tal things,
That poignant, liquid strain.
ss—gwrm um Quint-rd Avon. and tile
r.
lom Woodwcrd and hosted» Ave-t
31-430lde. Hill St. and lllmweod Ave.
Life. death, and lave, and fairy-
land, STOCK OF
vice. ‘Lowndes presided, and said that the 3%leghilllligteldmdBr‘lmkt l We have never said much
,meoting had been called for the pur- :3:§?;:Jk3flcf%ou anfim'.“ And trio “I”! over pain. i about our
Mr. and Mrs. W. Humbert, who had Pose oi! electing delegates to a convert- Rgzxelggm“ Putnam avenue 83‘ i
i
been in hopes of being in their new tion to he held in Bridgeport, Conn.
home in time for a Halloween party, next Tuesday. Rcv.‘ Henry S. Cros- ill) ”infill fli‘?r§1'&”3xll%h"t§."au h ‘1“ M ”0:32“ in ‘39 "’0 i 9 ,
find it impossible, very much to their sen and George Shereewem elected “5.“: flinging ”Sofim‘. n. In. All earthly thoughts slipped from ‘ x b l I
regret. as delegates. After which the meet» “inf,"g‘u‘éfl“ .1; odd tunes. toutin- o. my soul, STAMFORD, MAGEE 3 .
~--—~~ Juli “spurned in order that there line oven. 1* YORK PERFECT . ‘
Smiles and shouts of glue among the might, be an exhibition of imported cuglldgéfifgefitfljn‘um' Munro Light mounting to the skies; ‘ ACORN 5 . . ’r l
youngsters today. There in no scbooilI-aslrtweiats, thermal-wile point was fl’fllfgjf' “mm- "MI ‘° “ "' MCdlllm'PflCCd
o .
At 12:05 p. in. each Woo-old“. I Do:
is ullcd for test.
a alarm: for on district Ibo M
solved by idealistic.
blasts of the whistle or.
8:30 a. m. and 12230 p. to. indicate
Four long
no school for the following melon.
imiw-l—l.
and the teachers are either at the con. ”the longer you wear them, the bet-
vention in New Haven or visitin‘K ter they wouldloolh".
other schools. ‘ '
Aloe Repair- “! All Rang-e.
Jones & Hoichkiss
Company
He little reeks of care or woe
SHOES . . .
But they speak i’or
selves.
M
. AI clerical looking éentlemnn said:
Some strollers through town edmit— “You would be surprised to know
ing its beauty spots, say an ideal place What u dli‘leronce a cloudy or a wet
Who dreams in Paradise.
them-
lor a triangle park with a Liberty Sunda' - - 17 Will all. Norwalk. l
3 makes to a church, especially ”.1. menu: rm. ALA“ “x" And. that is why at eve I fill:
pole, is the junction of railroad avenue in cashvreceipte, of which there are We “uquurfihm rm m' lire-t . , . , t:
and 003”“ 5mm» ltoo many such kind have to he made l—«Fitoh scholf‘i We». seldom «aes—
Private boxes wll only be would in
A telephone measure to Electric Button
(705) between the hourl or I p. ll. I...
5——-M1nin School (private .
212~Eost Washington and or! flu.
til—~anl Zundt 8t. and Osborn AVI-
nd-wEut Ave. and Row-n at.
til—Window lit.
228-Fort and Charles Btu.
tie—East Ave. and Fitch at.
226—«8t. John St. and iiidlle An.
slim—Scariest Ave. and First Db
335-ml30ill0'll’d end Second
Through pathways
mid.
Miss Seely, who resides with Mrs.‘ up by special collections, than “‘0
Ballard at Tokeneke, has been iii. A people on “Ch day are wonderfully
physician was called in, and her many affected by the weather and they
friends hope she soon will be out and throw it right up into the pulpit, and
among them again. ,the speaker throws it right back at
- , Ithem, because alter all it he happens
i. ill/iced and family have movodin. to strike I brilliant chord or becomes
to their house on the Post Road, Mr. :“thm‘e 11:” figment. “his because ”6‘00” A". and Filth at}
Mead's house was damaged by n 59. e s o. goo cute or, now other it be lilwatiulevud end Bloch-tonsil 'l'ol.
vere fire last summer, and has been whatever weather, 5173 the 01830116? lll2§mg 3:133 p’l’élt’l‘w‘llfll‘: (all
under going repairs and alterations. 1°“ ““3 morrow, your be“ “m1 ”“3“” l‘gfg§?§wlill|:moatl$rlhlr lire. a slam
Where imply I may chance to
hear
The violin. of God.
ulsabel Francis Bellows, in The
Cavalier.
Always the Latest Things in
WALL
.W ’olt look. will be mm o nearest box. i’
! tire on realises where locate:
Tile Warrenite Pavement 00.. has WW' alarm are out to be piece 3
”W" 3
the ohm or noting ehie upon his err!
Two men went into the restaurant
It the lire.
commenced laying their pavement on
the Post Road from the Railroad
in Dorian toxether and ordered din.
new for two, and everything was
Special Ilflllll
i—One blur at odd times. testing or line
PAPER
Bridge toward Stamford, and soon even.
will a. periect piece of road run “N“ the “m to mu“ 0" was i.1..“"r'w”3“:i.::.f Kfirrshztwmdtlm .
through Dericn. busy reading when two pieces or mums-m.” two. u 3 mm on m- Shows Red m P . o
_,.._ .homemode pie were served as dessert. “dinjm‘lsfi’fih‘fiof‘mnfgfo p. , no u- alflllflg
There will be a meeting of the M.'.'Wh“°' ”‘9 0"" dim mind was ah- unlll'i‘i’l’brw‘i'l‘tllf'i‘lll’xfilh til the Real 0 ~
Ill. Brotherhood in the church parlors, curbed in Mt niaht'n flontlnel. the aim assortment. Paper Hanglnz ’ ‘ ‘Ll
at 3 p. m., Monday, The presidentl‘otllel‘ got away with the two pieces
George Kemp, has Just returned from f 0‘ Dh- When ‘TMW' toned tint
an interesting trip, and should havewhem MD M0 had 80110. he said,
somehing to relate, worth hearing. H‘Chmlliv. you ought to so no to Char-
. ,noh’s in Norwelk. and they'd serve»
you as they do other members of your
noewaut I'll!" shank
graham (K Item such 76”} seam.
- e co venue on no no»
lil~liljprinc Hill and Kalle“ attest.
liw- nion Peril.
26--Weet Avenue and Berkeley Mme.
27mmklin Avenue and Lyn Pine.
Btu-Gull house. (Priva box .
Decorating
The Gorham Co.
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
W...—
The foreman ol the gang who laid
the pipes for the Noroton Water Go. , family.“ "i-iow’s that?" “Why, they 2-Wost Avenue and OMB meet. 10 Pint ill. Eng Nerwelh ,j
says that Gracie street goes aroundhdvertlse that they cut up pigs, and .tggifigi‘ 3mm? ”filot’mgm 1-“, gap, 5;
the sun seven times or more between , you belong to the some iamiiy, only “WW6“. Mann, 1:3; “I: m. .
the Post Road and its N. W. by 8. ill. you spoil your name hook. I’ wfirm mm: Ind WItol'l venue. e o
to other and. West by mm. noutloal- A - _ Mm NW! Am i Dafiy Lme to N. Y‘
1: speaking, new, or rather, an old wrinkle has leg: as nmfitmm‘ _
run much “in our midst." The ob-
loch—it is on. at curiosity to most or
us, is s beneine bony—an buggy pro-
tor might only. Freight propeller
leaves filer 32, East River, New Yorfi‘
limit of Pike elm-t) Imrr day except
holiday at a. ppm, Night received at
minnows on. enemas Nor
,qu up to 5:80. ' .
Normilt Ste-moon Line
, New floodgates are being built at
the entrance 0: Gorhhm's Food. The
water in the pond has been let out position, ““0? 8“- It "3 “1300“?“ ‘ .
I while the work is going on. As the “the Dirian men. and Mr. Butler. sentinel leI one uptown
voter is very low, exposing the mud-I “l" 30'“ toll, Md“ “5 run. it did and employee! tum; Vim the
lots. oysters and clams are bailiff“. The about it!” it“ 1M 0031' employer may turn endowment
_ sound, both in quality. and «lemon. mm on the, trial trio. end all the ' d. experience of M. when he .
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