and ‘at his home in dinntinston. L. I.
4 Joules 1 Johuebm-‘au‘iii mother, of East
elk. spent yesterday in Wilton.
lee Sarah demure: Mount Kisco,
H. Y.. is visiting her brother. Lyman
Bow-ham, of WW 4erh.
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The linemen; 0 he Eat Norwnlk
metric etation have not on yet com-
pleted their work. but are busily en-
med.
, Mrs. F. S. Seymour. of East Nor-
ilk. and sister. Mrs. F. A. Jones, 0!
’1 Nflw York. are the guests of relatives
The heavy rains and high tides have
, filled up all the excavations in the
" Milieu, the inclement weather held‘
in: them in the Elm City.
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George Walker, formerly employed
at the St. George Pulp and Paper Com‘
. my mill is now engaged with Con-
tractor John F. McMahon.
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Many complaints about flu: couzli :
5 a byhlm for overao years.
tfif‘ihfiffigl‘fi: "Wm“ M YOU’LL give YOQE baby the BEST
3223:3331:$93,173,1131 Your Physician Knows Fletcher’s Castor-la.
Sold only innne size bottle. never in bulk
5. 7 a , 0‘
in the only guarantee thatyou heath.
enthr
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“ ‘lHornce Allen and William Tobey.oi" or otherWise; to protect the
i the Port Chester oyster ‘opeuing e33 .
r» ytablishments, spent Sunday at their b b
" homes on the East Side. a les.
The Centaur Company. W my.
1 tion 01' till.‘ roudwuy surrounding; the
Dorlon i’olut awitch were heard this and Ladder Company will run '5‘ dance
' morninu‘. it surely is a mudhole on Thursday evening in lloodnor'e new
5 -WWMN“ hall, in Weehingtou street. Sunluul
Albert Beware", of Rust Weshing- Policy has donated-tho use of line Emil
“r” 5 ”ton street, the popular lineman of the “m? the horwnlk Mns‘c‘u Pmmcm“
‘ telephone company spent the “MI“ Union has offered to furnish the muuiz-
end and Sunday“ with friends in lioe- free of charge. Every dollar of profit
‘ton. y . .will he turned over to tho rolioi' fund
' _.___ .. We and the fire boys are working lmrd on
Workmin mo eilrtiug to fill in ihe the affair.
.excovnlion llilotil‘. lit» 11: Hit l"l=l‘ ._........_1. ~"4 *'
“ n v ‘._‘f V. v”!
south walls 01 the new bridge at the :3” “ '
east end today. The work is proceed-
, , ()WAYTON g
’Mieo Vern Eltuho. of New Canaan
has been rioiti:1g.l\ire. Wiillum H...1W.VVN£
..... McKodmond,‘ ol‘ 8 Cottage street, East " 5
NOXWMli, oh no she has returned to MP; and Mrs. J’ H' Kimdi’im" “,1"
her home. owner) tho-engagement oi ihvu rims. 11
' 7 m...” ter,.llussic Vernon, lo ludmuml .llonr
“Football has taken the interest or "09 Ennorioh, 0““ waghmmo’“ “- C“
the Erie: Sldo ‘spor'ts now that baseball W
= in over. The canton on Suturduy were A 5011' Francis Henry. ““8 hccn
intereeting in their results to the Hunt born to Mr- 3"“ “”3, ”9“” ll‘oreii.
Norwalklnds. of McKinley Place. Mru, li‘urelt “1a.;
"formerly Min-.4 Ulnh Hurt, of this
The concrete mixer \on the bridge plum
was started this morning, but there ---_...__m..
was nothing for it to do us the tide. The Reliance Social (lluh will hold
had not receded sufficiently to permit a “business meeting tomorrow alter-
the use of concrete. noon at 3 o'clock, at which nrrumze
“ lments for the llullowo'en party will
The Pordee pond is full to the brini'he completed.
for the first time since last spring and W
the youngsters are hoping that it will E D Smith and family, who own
freeze before all the water drains away a residence at Tokeneke sailed on
at) that they may skate this year. lam Mauretaniu last Saturday, for u
1 ‘two months’ tour of Europe, and on
Captain Hemmings, of the Decker their return,’ will take up their rest-
Oyster Company. went fishing 0!! deuce in New York until next spring.
Bound “Reef. yesterday. and returned ~~~~~
, home last night with a bushel of black ROWAVTON RALLY DAY.
nah. Among. the number were some ——-———~
ray large ones. Service of the First Methodist Episco.
pal Church and Sunday School.
A trolley car jumped the truck at
the Country Club and of the Jigger A very impressive and interesting
route on Saturday No one was Mu... service was held in the First Metho-
ed. The car wag taken to Norwolk, diet Episcopal Church of ltowuyton,
yesterday afternoon, and another one loot evening
substituted on the run. it won a. rally day service of both
‘the church and Sunday school, no yes-
Mrs. William H. MoRedmond he.
returned from the Stamford Hospital,
alter a month in that inntituto. inw-
iu had on operation. fine in at her
terdny marked the fiftieth anniversary
of the church and also the fiftieth on
niverenry of Contain Charles W. Bell
on emlerlntondent of the Sunday
home at ‘No. 3 Cottage street. E.“ Nor- Iohool. The program was on follows:
walk. Mrs. Moltedmond'o infont' Conrado. “ “m cm“-
doughter Alice, Who won also in "‘6‘ At 7:30 p. m.. twonty~flve little girls
would for two weeks? in at the h 1:».e “0mm from "*0 sunduy'mw‘ mm
a relatives in Stamford. into the church while the congregation
song Loud Oh, Oh King Eternal.
. A special meeting of the voters of Prayer 'hy the pastor.
~ 1 the Third Taxing Dietrict of the City. WelmmMAh Baxter.
o! Norwelk will be held on Friday RecitationMOhomr—Dorothy Wells.
‘mning, at 8 o’,clock in the Fitch! Belle Crockett and twanty girls.
Moo! House. The budget of the dia- liymn-00nxreantlou
, t commissioner- for the coming Rood-ingwalove Child-8ulie Sooiield
,1 ' your will be presented; unluries of the lteadlng~The GripplemMoude Brun-
. commissioners and treasurer will he, done.
outsidered; authority given. if deem- Hymn-«Congregotion.
god advisable. to borrow sufficient Rendlnzwim 0nd Clarioeomlmtie
line to cover the expenditures voted. 110‘!me
' Hymn—«Congregation.
There will be a. tonehern' meeting of Recitationmmttlo Widows of Indie-—
the Advent Sunday school. 'i‘uoidny Emma. Wolln.
11ml. at 7: 45 o‘clock. It the home oi Hrmnwcmutlm
the Rev. George M. Toepie. 44 mm mutation-gay Dime~0erol Mine.
' Met. moat Norwalk. The object in chorus-moni- snugglingu’rwmty girls.
_ to study the lououo m the next collection for 31mm echoed Board
Ninth. The chorus will meet Warmer ammo-mum
any night in the church. at 8 o'clock. Miro-s "by Ur. when. the piston
About tWenty-rilvo member: “001W Mr. Jackson spoke of the growth
at, to he preheat. The regular moor of the church in the lost 60 years and
Mom he held Thursday mm or communal». continuance m
in. , 1position of comment in that
the. at mamm
mmmumkmm the
till muowomomriiooh‘
in}; u. number of white ournuilone. fifty
in nil. which they promoted to M1“.
Hull out of npprmintlou of hie services,
whilo they sung; Softly now the Light‘
01‘ liar. As tho lust nolo wue emolli—
(\ll tho 1mm: in “lilzi church with the
exception of one wct’o put out and the
children hnoolod of, the Altar and
141111;: Now l My Mo Down [-1 Sleep.
”(‘lli‘iili :lon-wl’netor.
Service Ton‘nht.
Tllla owning til. 1; o‘clock flier.m will
in! o "menthol il1“ll(ill.~“l‘.'lllllll of tho
religious uml miucullounl ll. s’slhlllth
of the moving hit iuro mawhim- and oil
are inriml lo niioml.
Chills? fill iiil‘. ill
Hill EillllllESS Ill HRE
Associalim Also Votes Funds to
Carry on Pension Fight
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct, 27.~——'I‘he
nominee: ”salon of the Correction
Teachere' association Saturday adopt-
ed a reuolulion commending the fi-
delity to and meriormnnco of duty
of the teachers in the Manchester
from which over 1,000 children flied
out without injury or loss of a single
life.
'l‘hle syetem of fire drillo and the
manner in which the eyeten was car-
ried out, the molution states. reflects
great credit upon the teachers and
“the meeting voter to send a copy of
the resolution to the teacher: fbem~
solved
An appropriation of $100 to carry
on the fight for a pension system
was approved, as was the entrant of
vocational training now in vogue, and
vorything went through in short or»
der until it come to u resolution thonle
ing the New Haven railroad. That
was not incorporated in the re
port at first reading. end when it
was brought up President Pettibono
said. “i think such a. recolution
should he incorporated, on it was last
year. and the rend is a. little more in
need of it than it won Ibefore."
“You," added another. “they ought
to be thanked just on mud: on the
churahol who tookour 510 for letting
us got in." The resolution was
promptly incenporated.
The officers for the coming year
were ohooen as follows:
Hermann-«ll. l. Muthoweon. Mil-
ford.
Cairns, Hartford.
Second vioeaproeidentw'l‘. “H Potter-
eon. Brietol.
Recording Secretorwallliom ill. Pei»
her, Portland.
Assistant él'ieeording Secretarymllf.
Rachel Web-tor, New Moron.
Corresponding isoomtoryws. 2. Wile
lord, Colehentor.
monomer-«ill. B. Sellew. Thompwm
ville.
Auditor-«L. fl. Stanley, Hilliard:
Executive Committee: 0. If. Pratt.
New tuition: Juuiuu Witch. New
Haven: Mr. Momma“. 5mm
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DAILY POEM
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Two shall be born the whole wide
world apart
And speak in different tongues
and have no thought
Each of the other’s being, and no
heed.
And those o’er unknown sees to
unknown lands
Shall cross, escaping wreck, defy-
ing death ;
And all unconsiously shape every
act
And bend each wandering step to
this one end,
That one day out of darkness
they shall meet
And read life‘s meaning in each
“Other‘s eyes. 1“
And two shall walk some narrow
way of life
So nearly side by side that should
one turn
Ever-so little space to left or
right
They needs must stand acknowl-
g,
edged face to face,
And yet with wistful eyes that
never meet,
With groping hands that never
claspandlipo ~ '
Callinginvaintocamthatmer
mt, " H
They seek each edict all their
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Fate. “
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Coal Stove
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Inner in to crow vorle with-5:?
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. You will are much annoy-3:.
» no. on well as time and trou- , ~VS,....
:'-,le by phoning or sending 1 .
or whenever any port of you
ipmont tween t
- out of order in the least. .-
."-j “Homemade” repairs are".
voice-shift: at heat. and are thoif
it: coetlielt in the long run—i."-
. when your plumbing probleme' e".
:3»: “on our Ihonldero and we wiii:3j.
1’. Iolve promptly moon-15$.-
it p it“, .'
GRACE l"N1\S‘-l::§€sAre you going to “lay off"
North Main and W"! “I. :-: your Gas Stove for the Winter?
31:. Why? Figure up who‘ your Gus
c,-
"':"~’-t~'~55«"‘~ . Stove has cost you .~ ch mouth
v.. m during the past so: ~* u, $2.00.
$3.00. or at the out $3.00.
Can you run the Coal '~"ove for
$2.00, $3.00, or even “‘ “‘0 per
month? It takes near?“ '1. ton
of coal to keep the “rhen
range going one month :* i you
can’t buy a ion of coal in ’- (Ill,
Why, then, lay off the 633 me
for the Winter?
If your kitchen isn't h“
have a connection made ~ "1
the furnace or healing eye
It will not cost over $15.60. 'I‘ ‘ 1‘ 1
you will enjoy the comfort r. 1‘
luxury of your Gas Range ti
your around. No coal or ache
to carry. fire to watch, and ai‘: ,
the dust and dirt which you
know the t‘rml Range makes,
done away with.
Stop and figure it out. You
will find the (lee llunge is real-
ly the cheaper.
U. E.L.&W.Co.
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPMEB
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.
So. Nowell. Mum Hall Block.
”A‘Nmue
Hedging
Our Specialty.
PAINTIMG AND DECORATING.
HorbertW. (“letham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk. Phone 59342.
LOVER’S
THE PLACE
There's .‘i. (‘Iiuure .' 1r you
to be null 1; lrneul if you're
uoxr mun a
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RANGES ! uhd‘u: Lair. never said much
is the most complete in the two i I g
STAMFORD, more 1 M en S
YORK, PERFELT ‘
ACORN Medium-Priced
Allo Repairs for All Ranges. SHOES
Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
17 Will 8t. Norwnlk.
Dot they speak for them»
selves.
$2, $2.50, $3
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Always the Latent Things in
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PAPER
JUNIOR
Driving Lantern :5.
Shows Red in
the Rear
$1.25 each "
Charles E, DOW ~ The Gotham Co.
10 Find it But Norwolli ' '
T.II ‘52: ' .
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
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5‘ 1..“- .. 1:. «up mt-“*“.:“
' DailyLine to N Y. “mm-"m" -,..1...,..,
for new only. mun: propeller Wow
loom Pier 32, East River. New rm
(foot of Pik- Itroot) m dey except
anode? at! p. in. 1 Mint received at
Nowell: up to ii p. m. and South Not»
moth upto 5:80. Blimwfl .1
.. Nonvdk Steamboat Line
gnome :. ”lift", Lame. anmwfluufl
locum-mm. ‘mrma mm“:
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