cared for.
Oct; 30th, 3lst,
‘ GREEN. 'They will benefit
of the Wflmmtm Ina
Guarduteed FOOT SPECIALTIES: of the
-~ * Foot Ease Demonstrating
as wear not STREET, new or
At Our Store. Tim, Fri... Saturday, r()eteber 30, 31 & Nov. 1 fl w m “a m 3 mm”,
Al Mam muons. MR. M. JACOBS. aprominent foot expert of New neck, 5:. . ‘- - . - , ,
" will be at'our store, and assisted by Mr. Green, an associate foot expert and scientific .dhoe
, ’ "fitter, he will demonstrate Dr. Scholl’e wonder-irritant remedies. .
' ; DON’T SUFFER With tired aching feet, weak arches, unsightly painful bunions, creole ‘,
"ed toes, coma and callouses. You don’t have no. If your feet trouble you, if they ache or
. tire easily. in fact if you have any symptom of foot trouble. CONSULT Mr. Jacobs or Mr-
yon. There will'be abeomtely no charge. WE ARE DOING
THIS TO SAVE OUR CUSTG‘MERS or anyone else who wishes to mil: us about me
of'the foot misery so prevalent everywhere. Broken down arches cause endless nnsery unless
hull; SGililLL’S FOOT Eileen ON 10 DAYS TRIAL FREE
We demore’than merelyaellohoea. We make yourieet deal comfortable and happy.
> Then for the BENEFIT of. your seetcome- to our Store
3 my time THHRSEA’Y, HWY-or SATURDAY. ,
THREE DAYS ” GNLY
Nov. [st 9
Company
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' 'William Groesclmer, of East' Nor-
wslk, has iolned‘the choir of the Ad-
“dent. Christian church.
Watchman Petty. of the bridge
work, took a night on and Fred Jonas.
engineer, cared for his duties.
The apile driver and a raft of "logs
«vent through the bridge this morning
and up «into the old Redo! Slip.
0mm ml 3. neutron, or south
. Norwalk, was doing bridge traihe’duty
«during the early hours oldestnvening.
Mrs. Henry S. Selleck, of Parish.
"has been making a visit with Mr. and
lira. William Lotterson, of 71 Osborn
Avenue.
Russell Day. of Belle Place, has he,
reigned his position with the New York;
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Bentham. '
A daughter urns horn Sunday me.
.using to Mr. and hire. n. =5. Bennett.
16 Woodside avenue. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
A large number of East Norwsikers
have moi-Veiled this week at the per-
dornlsnce of "Rage, the handout! king."
at Hoyt's theatre.
There isJikely to be a campaign to
have repairs made under thewlrosd
, triage in mm avenue soon es in re-
auit oi the accident there yesterday. o
The launch "lilieket" and several In. 8’1".” “I“. in "WNW“
other motorboat: are waiting to he
hauled out at the march Greek ellip-
yard for their winter on "the we.
Patsy Ryan. oi! the soils criminal
gang, in mourning the lots of the end
.of one of his dam. 'l‘ho accident
proved quite paintul, but Palsy is
getting along niesly now.
one teacher-set are Advent Christ-
ine-II tor the tee relieving modern
- ‘thmrrrmn. mm
man John ii. coitus-ease
“messes, loathe mm
7mm. memes-Minim- «-
‘MI names-immune
firm.
m,alm,unn¢ an» been
lea-letter n freedom-persona millet
ed seven pounds. Mr. Smith is driver
for the Crescent Laundry, Mother
. ondrchlid are doing nicely.
The medial district meeting. called
for Friday, October 31st, has been
postponed; Friday, November 7th by'
ideolnlon or corporation counsel. Wil~
ham ’5‘. Tammany. whosststes that ten
ldays notice must be given or such a
Imeeting.
Nine nowg’llshtgxhave been install-
ed recently hy'gfiie lineman ,ot the
Third District elobtrlc plant simply be.
recluse small boys have been using
slingshots and air-rifles in destroying
the ski-hes of the incandescent lights.
Louis, the French con hose on
the ‘hridxe mark, d: cuddling alday in
New York.
a
«ham——
: "With a ‘hllnard and sore weather
to the northwest and with freezing in
the wt. oemlnly this morning do
gbuutllu ," remarked on East Nor-wall:
merchant dials morning. "So like the,
first of May." il‘he calamity bowler
was present nod he passed this over
to dine listening throw—”Willi, we'll
hev to pay up for it later on."
pier was eoneroted yesterday. The
immumsthe removedtor several
days. Pier 1 is natty in appearance
will soon and its way in Her 6 on
' which them”, working. fie many
ohovelors a work on “the excavation
or this pier are down in the pit that
they look as numerous as the option.
Mr. and In. Robert J. Brown, two
.0! East Norwallt's oldest and moat‘
"new residents, are today observ-
ing the forty-sixth anniversary of their
.mrhge. The wedding ceremony oo-
.ouusd on October 38th, 1867; at the
home or like *hride's warm, Mr, and
Minnesota. The happy couple have
been hisssad with olavon children.
string in honor at the notable event.
linen has been said about the row
trio in the ideal Avenue iii. ll}. Church
during the m services. but 30‘
much he been M unsold that only
those who have attended can realize
in church mot wltirtheir mtor'lsst'tho benefit it has been in the metat-
wvening and moved I very rumpus Lest mining. during the em ‘ in elm home at Cedar Gate to New
and instructive hour studying the lee-
omiatlon or Hire. Lewis’
1le notes a crest deal more
by its unmet-lo shone. during the
slum tlu‘itmlduuvo done bad
‘Lthsvloplam Wiring been. on grant
,u‘lohehssrdanfleam. Totem
.vlo‘smrolmwmemun'em-
, Tito textmtsuen from the tum“
sixth reenter farm Chronicles
Md a. My magnum Wanda msrtai'lb’m VW.”€AI long
“as he ‘msht the lord. and made him
‘_ ii. 7. mmxmm the lid-"tom."
‘ ' lites or “swimming trainee hookah“
‘; “0‘ the Woodhull «title.
MAW said tint sis-long as
sale no
The abutment further eut‘than any,
mow that It do amulet“. Concrete.
M‘WWMM » W
4.!
seek the Lord and wonder who «they
don'e prosper, hut the grant mistake
that is made is that they seek nurse
tlon from some of their sins. instead
of seeking God Himself. The men
these people don't prosper is ‘boenuss
they don't seek God in the first place.
(or if He was sought He not only
would have been found but the know-
iedge at His forgiveness of all their
isine would have been re living reality
in their lives.
The pastor's closing words were a
plea for those who wished. to he a
genomes in life, to seek the 1mm.
.DARIEN'
AND
' Quorell
i {S
l
v
her position at the Darlen W on
Main street.
Mrs, Christopher Thoele of West
avenue is enjoying a week's visit with
friends in Brooklyn.
the -Presbyterian Church, Ind rend!
‘iior the unveiling on Thursday.
with friende in New liar-ll, mil during
ford.
Mrs. Henry Tristan: ant Pm
«Road, has gone on a visit *to Mend:
at The Walks. and wlilagodn New
Haven and visit triads dieters «she
returns home.
The Post Road above Gaels street
has been closed for repairs by the
[Warrenlte Company. Vehlnlu must
, nine of when one living. and most of “mm“ We around by the on
. them balm svresent at the may,an “in“ Hllhvtay.
The president of the idwonth Lea-
'gue would like to have a meeting inn-y men with mun-ninety.
immediately at clone or the mm m; summsnt ml «the .m min find a
vine lenient. to hear the revolts of
,doleaaies to the conventional. Bridiro
port.
Mrs. Mary 0. Quilt!) is. returned
service. the We. showed lie 29- perm after successfully nnmne'thie week. TM W h“ ”w
Md I‘M tacit to ill. and health a Mont who holds which the mom nurse
was Mount down very leer-shin «I,» “rammw than
lone illness.
weatherman Winn-n «moans.
minim miss time as. formalin:
fine-nuts» uh lip duties new" in ,
i met...
elm Annie want-m at the m'
litters Highway, mum that“! "in
"remedies“, in e Mira mi,
contentment oi a».m,m 1a
, -esm~mmww.m.wmwmmmm av . ._
4*. I“ In. M 8mm. at it,» out» «am into the temple to‘nurioe ins om tin... _' Wflm‘“
* ' v-h'm-n.Wet
1: nelson Whom. tnlhs leemmooom’
:. lfltmme WIN“? m;
f‘ new other committal. in; so on»;
mill-immune. .mm mill lam.
. <Msnsiisld man» are the mound m
; lwho as medium m Mamm-
‘3‘. lm Modem ambit“ much
~' ls-n '«thll'ch, lsetvnllht. was dine noes--
. j: alien of misses: among the members
‘ ,who attended, The meeting wan I]
.-Jonhaimd sine. .flnins shy Miss Tenn.
1: Mort. of 2mm and recreations ny‘
2; m , l
‘M weather for momentum?
' this. by the fact that when he come,
rlilies Freda Stillman has given up}
‘0 i
The bronze tablet is nowdn plane shim church '1“ 1““ in “1" basement
hay much spent Sunday morning and the
the afternoon was a vi ltor ' ‘Mymhtnimphnnomfikm 1W‘Wf
' h .' and gentlemen can mail thorn-likedr
more» when. has.» a“
nsam’ Aid embed m~m .
situational Church worsen whom
The seam “unworthy Minter-l
firs. km.¥hilim.M*mmwm
mnnh amounted. hammhments;
veers :senvadlr’w {the ladies ~01 the“
church. The melon and held in the
The Russian Presbyterian died
«of one .aemioosntonnial. with a no:
meme do the rclmrdii Men; and Howl
lline-evening. .‘ll‘he moms). duoluding
humus .nnrl meantime. snails: With inn-l
Wilma. use a misusing sunshine of.
the amino. mite ohm allow—i
ship much Mops opal-ouch occu-
, slum. denim“ that \mntietianity,
is fast getting out «of the narrow
—.———+——.
of the various churches ere desirous
’ of seeing the members of their owni
. special occult, l'lsin sum-vice is a:
yetpecial feature with short talks bar-that
poster and .
E Church is at. 7:45 p. m., and prompt-
neas is a commendable virtue. Sinai
dug Gospel hymns “has brmmht out
very many. so it is well for alluded
tempt. Oonsmsitinnal manna; gar-a
i
«Item E. Cantrell has returned tram,
'Goshen. N. Y..- and than gained all the1
flight he. wants. He is led to any
into his .honie‘, a ten Iponnd girl was"
put. into his arms as a present been.
his wife, urn. Cantrell. Grandfather,
’ d". Macantrell'pnnd Grandfather It. 1!;
Smith share iii the soy of the occasion,
The many triende or Percy were gratf
tiled to have their friend collie hank
so very much improved in Milli.
i
The Ladied' Md society of the as}
of the church for vork null bead
yam Ihurt. "may serve
gmthet alarm-sung. sou-l
or the dainty meal with thnapeoisl
'm'lvilsgss of eacortlu their when?
home and carrying their handles. ;
W. H. ronois'hu about W2
arrangements. to Wild. in llama W
ment house 191‘ mules ln Mum-i
Ville section oi New York city. {but
fully recovered his health and snow
«enters into active business.
slimy lei-us, Ihidh have sheen IN
sol-bed by lawns, make New»?
walking for pedestrians. u the new
pines keep the sidewalks one «until
M‘“l¢
remedy before winter sets in. l
W l
Warren Qumkeubush sail this
kind It. Minot. me from tiller
York on a visit to his mother. Ural
Mrs. W wm‘maermemr.
‘ll’onislrt :meeneuayl the pasture? ..
«were. ”Moo in the up
vise commencesllt‘8*p.m. i .
ten. Ladies are asked m-anme eefl!‘ .
* as there in men to be Wished)
Alhin ‘Menlmh of Oracle M.
i
mammal-anestw
Mannheim? .
Jed mainline-testing!“
bandwagon”
m M‘DARK-
m
(Louisville Western meander.)
‘/
Whole fluid in the Dark?
“all, ma: ll," sale the owl;
'And “he gave .a mat .scowl,
And 'he wiped his eye,
And flufied {his jowl~“.Tu when!”
Said the «dog. "I bark
our loud :in the hare—"name !"
Said the eat: “Kiwi”
I'll scratch anyone who
Dares say .that I xdo
Fe: afraid—MW!”
“Mela" said a. mouse,
"on dark in memorial
1
Hear the W
‘Whatcvefa “the matters—
Thenflietoedin-thehole
And fhelmgdnthegmsmd.
And passed the word round;
And the bird lathe tree,
“The fink. and the bee,
MW'schue U
mmmdidue
Oneoi'tlletnairaid , ire,
Infie'dnrk!
Buth‘fittleboy who had gone
NM
31-: «were new and
manners
“fibIWMMMO
. ‘m1Wm‘t I
MM,Mlme*its ten»
. one: is to grow worse wi
~‘ ’ some!!! W3 l
. out ornrdsrdn the ”least.
"Homemade" repairs are
she-shat: at Maritime th
win“ in the long
lace your plumbing rmhlems
The Reed 3: lolk
Weddell] i” re.
The Only vFuily iodine»
ennui-nicer. sour
sin ti: Tm
AUTO SHEEN”
acne Who 80. m ‘Bt.
lo. M «Momma. ‘
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