iii moo 'M. Wheeler has returned
_r home utter a visit with rela~
‘ 14 Hartford.
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Mud spiles are being drawn out of
cell place today in connection with
bri as work.
. .
minis Waldron’s residence infill the
birds it the painters. MorrhoirBro‘i"
m are doing the work.
, iPhili Plait. one of those burned out
ruthei recent lire, has established a
Widence at 34 Second, street.
Mini now employed by the Cham-
ber of Commerce. as stenographer.
Ellyn.1 .D. Burr Beach and daughter, of
Mt Itorwalk, who have been visiting'
Miativi s in Hartford, have returned
e. i
‘ i
3.40mi Reynolds. formerly driver for
_, J. H. d undie, who went to farming at‘
Deep 1 iver, has returned to East Non'
Wk.
who"-
i
run Ghiotto and son, of Cannon
11, formerly of 'East 'Norwalk,
spent 1‘ esterday on the East Side with‘
Manda
. ’Tllejteachers of the Advent Chris-
tian Church will, gather this evening at
1‘ the hulme oi the,‘ pastor, Rev. George,
- 1!. Tesiple. '
: The spile driver is working today on
the west side of. the harbor driving
driven later. I
.A piltitioan‘g’ing the appointment
‘ ; of Henry C. Selzer for regular police-
“-mn is being circulated in East Nor‘
y‘all: today. i
A number of East Norwalk people
A attended the service at the South Nor-
walk Methodist Church, last evening:
the service of story and song.
Lady Washington Social Club will
meet Thursday evening, November 6th,
at the home of Mrs. Jennie Finch, 45
Van Ziindt street, East Norwallr. ]
The Hatch & Bailey Lumber Com.
my has placed a. large and attractive
sign on its recently erected shed for,
‘ the protection of lumber from the win-‘
tors storms. i
oaptiain J. Harry Gibson has sup-I
plied ai long-felt want. There was no
Vietblemi‘licer on the detour structure:
yesterday but the captain is back
again today. '
Briditetender Cole opened the bridge
about three feet today to allow aj
small launch to go through on the
high tide. The bridge is working to‘
perfection now.
Tonast Norwalk young men play.l
0| a continuous game of pool in ai
. fiiuth lblorwalk parlor. yesterday, from'
2 until 11 p. m. Neither had Well at'
the 8:1 iration or that time.
Audistlll the expressions of appre-t
datiohl for the line work of the East
Hui-walk Fire Department at the Mar-f
Vin iirit continue to pour into the col-'
hrs cliche department
The irunawsy on the East. ‘Side yes-
terday. afternoon when H. Vogel's
horse iwas frightened by an automo-‘
bile. eii‘eetod quite a little discussion.
“rich ioontinued unabated today.
Justine he had about reached the
. illumiit oi the slight grade in Fort
street lyesterday the chain on the au-
I'mmbite of Penneil, the plumber. part»
II. ’ii is necessitated a delay for re-
mirs. ‘
The concrete mixer is working to-
“insoles quite fl. gang of men busy, its
“point” mouth being likened by one
a the bridge workers to the (taping
.‘i‘nvityiot a tiny baby bird.
es Newman. at the bridge
ttonded the sheep roast of the
roost Club on similar. The:
one oi’ the an“: ever and
‘ d guests in attendance.
at hoodlum by am ion of
. Homers “mm inn
jury two Momentum hood.L
natives? his automobile in work every
uni-nil; new. if- manipulates the
Heart 3 apparatus unite deftly with
Quad band.
. ‘h‘ho‘ Haynower Hook and Ladder
W W are certainly W1
H with their. arrangements tor the
mu all an indication there will be
{by on the bridge. This electric mix» ,
inz‘the Advent christian Sunday school
last Sunday. There were two classes
with a hundredmbr cent. ‘ What about
your class? 'Two very inspiring sen
mans were preached in “16130111ng
and in the evening, by the pastor, the
Remfleorge lid. Teeple.
Youthful genius in Louis Canevari,
son of the fruitistore proprietor, has
resulted in his constructing a line au-
tomobile. Lacking only in propelling
power, the "car" ‘is a model of modern
construction. But Louie’s friends are
always onlhnndnproud to be permitted
to push the owner or the “automobile" 5;
whither he would 30.,
Chic: Frederick M, Wheeler, of the , .
East Norwalk Fire Department, which
organization rendered such valuable
service at the recent conflagratlon.
.has received another check as :an ex-
pression of good will toward the do
Dariment and as an outward and sub-
, stantial expression of the appreciation
for the work of the lire laddies.
William Limburner’s house, which
stood less than thirty feet from the
destroyed Jackson building, was saw,
ed through the efforts of the East Nor~
walk boys and others, and Mr. Lim~
burner and family sent the following
letter to the department under the
date of October 24th.
Frederick M, Wheeler, chief,
East Norwalk Fire Department.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please iind check for $20
as a slight token of appreciation for
the services rendered in saving our
home in the recentlire.
(Signed)
WlLLIAM LIMBURNER.
AND FAMILY.
“ 'B’iies ilor themisson which will be THE'EAST NORWALK FIRE TWO‘
WEEKS AGO TODAY.
Homeless and penniless,
Everything lost,
Where is the man
Willi) can figure the cost?
Gone were the savings
01' labor for years,
What wonder they looked on
In sorrow and tourism
While on swept the fire,
Burning all in its way, 5 ‘
Until nothing remained i
At the close oi” the day,
Of their homes and belongings
That stood near the shore,
On the banks of the harbor
They would never see more.
a. furious north wind.
And the fire combined,
1 Passed swiftly along.
To the end of the line;
And nothing was left
But the ashes and smoke,
And the wrecks of a half dozen
Fast power boats.
Our firemen done nobly,
And through them were saved
Melly dwellings near by,
That were often ablaze;
When a fire breaks out
They are quickly on hand,
Anxious to save
All they possibly can.
We thank all of the neighbors,
Who divided their homes.
And gave food and shelter
To those who had none;
Bless the Bnlvatlon Army
That done all it could,
And bless everybody ’
Wily trys to do good.
We condole with East Nor-walk.
The i ride elf the town:
No iii-e tier:- place
Anywhere near the Sound;
it's men are progressive,
it’s women are bright.
And now. my dear friends.
i will bid you good night.
~CAI..VIN A. SMITH.
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For twvo years 1
‘ time and I could not
' pains down my right
side which increased
have been at that
" ‘ time purple .in the,
face and would walk the iloor. I could
not lie down or sit still sometimes fora
day and a night at a time. I was ner-
vouayhad very little appetite, no umbi-
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tion, melancholy. and often felt as.
tbougb I had not a friend in the world.
“After I had tried most every 'fe-
male remedy first, without«successr
my motherdn—law advised me to take
Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable ‘Com-
pound. I did so and gained in strength .
every day. I have now no trouble in
anyway and highly praise your medi-
cine. It advertises itself."'—Mrs. 'S. T.
HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri.
Remember, the remedy which did.
this was Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable “
Compound. For sale everywhere.
It has helped thousands of women
wbohave been troubled with displace-
mcnts,inllnmmntion,uiceration, tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains, backache,
that bearing down feeling, indigestion,
and nervous prostratlon, after all other
means have failed. Why don’t you
try it?
the entertainment to be held on No
vember 4th,
There was a large and appreciative
‘ audience in the chapel of the Roway-
ton Methodist Episcopal Church, last
evening, the occasion being another
gathering in the fiftieth anniversary
observance now in progress. The en-
tertainment consisted of a practical.
demonstration at the religious and ed.
ucatlonal possibilities of the moving
'pictilre machine, nd to say that it was
fully enjoyed by the audience of 150
" would be putting it mildly, The ma.
chine was provided by a New York
concern, through the gennmsity of Mr.
and Mrs, John Sherman Hoyt, of Con
tentlnenth island. who were numbered
among the audience. Four picture
films were shown, the subjects being
- as follows: Alice in Vi'onorlund, Jeph~
tila’s Vow, Life and Growth of Files
and Mosquitoes and Scenes of Travel
Through Europe. The views were or.-
ceilent and left a lasting impression on
all, The religious subjects were as-
peclaiiy instrutivo, Tomorrow night
has been designated as superinten.
danis' null teucllers‘ night, There will
be addresses and special music.
DARIEN
AND ‘
, Nellorolgk
.LAAWM
Martin Shmlgllnessy is enjoying a
‘ shooting trip.
W
Plans are continuing for the pool
j“ tournament between the rival fire
'oompanlee cf the town.
’Mrs: R. w. chrome or in. Post
road. was a guest of her daughter. hire.
Brady, in Stamford. Friday.
Owing to the bad weather. the some
between Noroton Heights andthe Dub-
lin A. 0. team did not come oil yester-
day, but will be played but Sunday.
The sidewalks on West avenue ul-
i'oriled some good boating, Saturday, to
the residents along the street. and ii
in thought ll ferry up that way would
be paying proposition.
MM
Mrs. J... J. County, of Ramona street, The lower and or the Woo Bun
has been visiting in Gllilford.
Mrs. .(leomo Manuel, of South Nora
walk, has been visiting relatives bore.
has returned min a you in New Ho»
Von. , "
Captain and him, hasten ll. Hart
have been eaten-dubs lire. Aubert
mm.» WNW mm. ind “it PM me held from his late residence, you
too mliart, mm New York.
Miss Maud Iirundsgo will entertain
her friends at an All Halloween party,
somorraw arching, at the residence on
Mr. and krill Gilliam Ontbill. Rowayri
ton W116.
stuttering-flue W Milan
of 110W rim dualism will he
held tantalum make tortillas-plans tor
a
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,throuuh the property being hidden. and;
,nonilli were scattered here and more:
in the hollows all over the course}
a large number at m him. John Mum‘s! Cross street. migrate", no gun w“ m i
l
Club's links were under water datum
day, the course of the brook running
The funeral of Roll Poem. N
mania. leave! Kr. and dim. lotto 1!.
Pearson, of Men street. Man.
who“ mutations than loam
many. at 3 p. in. interment was in
Woodland cemetery. Underblter Dan
auction was in charge of the tuners!
arrangements.
u
’m'ro feel strong. have good uppettte
and diceltiou, sleep solidi: anti enjoy
life. one Burdock Blood aim. the
great system tonic rind (builder.
ABVIRTI‘I ifliTHI “N11“!!-
femaile weakness. ‘
I my feet long, at a ‘
walk two blocks” ,
lwitheut enduring‘
. cutting anddrawing,
once a month. I:
‘ The sun descending in the west,
The birds are silent in their nest,
9% Sit: and-8min! on the night.
Farewell green Ride and happy
I
i’wme lambs have nibbled. silent:
They look in every thoughtless
They visit caves of every beast
‘" If they see-any weeping,
‘1 Thatalimrldiruvebcensleep.
" Timpani-Min their head
is“, Meltdown Eyeball-lied.
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The evening «at 2&3“ «Shine;
And “I must seek for mine.
The moon, like a flow,
In heavenlahigh drawer,
With silent delight,
graves,
Where lloclm have took delight,
“LOWS
The foot "of angels bright:
Unseen they pour blessing . .
i had joy without mailing,
On each bud and blossom,
And each sleeping bosom
nest .
Where birds are covered warm,
Tokcep tbcmuii fmmharm;
but.
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Can you run the Cool 2 i-ove for
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