in»: due recently with Mr.
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to Miles hlfl “Cyclone 1."
fluids the blaze at the mast Normal:
’ 'Vreoendy.
deem For new: hovelrmoved
Mn Fort street. snot women, to
“‘lioiles street, South Namath. where
oywiflreeidehmm
There was a little tnoublc among
to “human in Best Nbrwalk vector
3”. but all has been whammy ada-
hated and the men are wcrlunx boo
‘eioniously again.
‘ lire. new. of Renae street.
’mdhereiater Idmii‘. Alone. at
~New’ York. returned. yesterday. tron
, Mass. where they have been.
. . t‘inx Mend: for the past two
treks. ‘
w—
I The weekly proper meeting or the.
. Adm Christian claim will be held
me. Rev. ace-ea '31.. Tennis polo
, will lead the meetinsand speak.
fibre willie a Mason meeting the
twins the prayer service.
nicely today. The workers are remov-‘
fig some ed the old column aides and
I are lowering, themet noodle: pier to
lo started shortly; The derrick new
.33 the steam hammer works with1
[rector precision than former-w.
Captain Fred Hodge, of East Nor-I
v.4 in me East Norwelh Fire is now’
«considering trenalorminx the crslt in-
I ‘ slant made by a close friend of his
May
The concrete, mixer is going full
blast today at the east end of the
bridge, supplying material for the}
flooring to receive the tiling. T1131
workmen have been busy (or two days i
,Qreparing the bottom by draining it
Iand laying um reinforcement oi iron
nods- Flour chutes are in use from the
high platform to the hear the labor-
I are carting the material to them from
1-
W. liimm B. West has 08011104 ‘ who" and back Blinder.
out oi the water can the some
attack 023st double spacey. 3
‘havewiefl. (Jennifer's Point tor til
season.
a card party in the Town Hall my
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Webb motored it
George emu» has taken his boat
hoop mule-ed from. an: acute
In. "and line Thom“ new:
The 33...... s cm. menu em; both
evening. ‘
The Friday liternoon club meets cit
the home pt Mrs. Alfred Morehouaibi
this ml};
1
An ouster supper will be siren at
the; Km mane new not
do? evening.
. , _ D I.» Ilium vialtcdwhin calender:
Hrews' parents. at No. 76 Fort 1’0”“th yummy. ,
’dred Glover. Madeline sum; the
o'ctook3a bowel} lunch we carved.
son. Alice Tattle. Mrs. new no '
and Harriet Warm. Glance Boil. Mil- '
Harold mm mm hum Lenin .
Schede‘ and Eugene Seymour; ‘. ’3
PROHINRN‘l‘ WORMN “Abs If“
Mrs. James E. Glenna. a, WI“
KW“ Dead Front 3
Pneumonia. _ !,
33....um. W or win it
finding itepleasllre in (Wall on flip
3.me m. ‘ 1
A; his manipulation: mm M
Rica's End yesterday and hi petals
unloaded at the Fuel Company} a wharL.
Mien Anna Gremlin! of Hoocken iII
spending a few days with her aunt.
Mrs Elizabeth 'l‘olmie oi the Nut
Road.
3.
George Beach or Tokenelie has gilIv
Lon his property.
meat held a business meeting at this
firehouse. last night A dance and oh-
tertainment will be given on Thesau‘
giving lilve.
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OWAYTON 3
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Will all who have promised articles
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meme liaison, beloved slip or
James E. (“m proprietor of" ill!»
{Clyde Hotel. in New BMW M
at ”so oiciecir Sunday cm on
pneumonia. 0ne=vparticularisii and M '
“lure of the. death is the that that“?
Mr (license is in 3 sections condition
from the same disease '
I On Saturday night, Oct. 25 Mr.
Gleason was taken' sick with titli-t
dreadful disease and for neural das-
was in a very critical condition. Dur-
iing this time his wife was his devoted
nurse, but she contracted the dam
i
Mdmacfldmkm
smymandthct late re».
j ‘ ‘ movethciuilunmsfion {Mimi
Amotortmcklmcenwmrronscmnhn m‘eiehranct’. There is”
people come over trope Matthieu-walk.» “WWW “stomped: '
» laet evéplng‘, to attend 3 mm It the 1 ‘ " ”I“ 5
home or Miss Pearl northern. A“ 1Y- and flilt WNW
3 kW 0’ Whole new and at 12
mo greatly appreciated by all present ‘. 3 -.
L'Hommedian. siren Mum. Isabel " -
Illa-mom, Ethel ‘ihurtis.‘nmm Ami .. r
wwn
232.3!» K. . . . . ' ‘.
For years Iies'
gentlemen were Fred Hawkins. Vie if.“
tor and Clarence Wilmer; Bunion comedy with penthouse“ and.
Day, Harold mega. mm om' Mm op
wood. Harold p.33... wartime am Iupon u for em; alleviation or
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melted-thumb: chat-
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all - _
Mechanic» We I3
healthiest tom 3" fees
All chugging use. 50¢. Sue. i
ovmm: ”OCCUPATION.
so: photographer—We comm r
mulch or the dosing miller!
City utilise—Good! Now take at,
time exposure or the police in por- ,
unit—Judah. "
a: ._.. 732—. -
’ your. who recently purchased what an the J A. new“ Comm, data...» and was compelled to am no Rel“
lemeined erode of the boats destroy- i.ord a contract for some tree worrk condition was critical from the first
and after but six days' illnme. she
was a daughter of the late Francis.
and Meets “opinion, of South Nory
walk, Conn. .und was born in omit}
field. Mass. She was a. descendant oi
John QuiuCy Adams. and it the M
Mr .snd Mas Gleason were imited
in marriage in 1884 and: have been run
idents oi the Beaver roller during
the past iourteon' yum. twelve cg
which were spent in Beevei Falls.
the latter two being’in New Brighton
Mrs. Gleason was a life-long mom
the mixer in wheelbarrow»; This world for the "Mama-30030 Carnival." to 3,9 her of the Episcopal Church and is!
would be finished within a few MI hold 14 up. Armory, November 11 up“, survived 11! one 8011 by 1 {WT
~ 312 kindly send them to'Mrs. Every or marriage. Frank Robertson. of To-
_. —~At Beers’ Mist. turkeys, ducks,
. lroilers. (owls and: routing chickens.
it won Wy- strange to see u.
‘r‘IflliiOrmed police pincer in East Noe
walk. It was a sight never beiore a1?
brded the residents 0! the meet Side.
'1 was an imposing. figure. that of
letrolmon. John lichens. as he cover-3
ed his heat for the iii-st time in. the
Nomi-5. or m lien-mu and mum
Ime since his appointnient on ’i‘neo
Cy evening. The principal thorough
fires are 1min; guarded at present un-
II the regular trick has been arrang-
“_ _ .
“There are ten people who know
that “Bonny ll..." remarked an list
lorwalk grocer this morning. "meet
at New Haven the people all appre-
ciate its worth and ask for it regular-
U. but down here in Norweilk I would
'deuture to any that not half oi the
maple know what it is." The report.
or admitted that he was not well no-
minted with some and the sooner ex.-
.lolned the it is merely white corn
and that it makes a most encel'lelt
dee. "aver on long Island any»
one you would meotccn explain sump
ind its uses.” concluded the grocer.
An automobile bus took twenty East
. Nowell: young people to West Nor»
well: last night for a belated Hotlink
o’en bum party.
want to the home as blips Pearl More»
house, where they were entertained,
and all shortly thereafter repaired to
to them where the Hallowe’en games
We held. Bobbing {or apples nnd
dying for pennies; being trill/binned
.fl realistic ghosts. and hearing weird
inches and “etch" thinsn. utrenne to
in country. the young folks had a
mood time. Then who were present
went under the careful guidance oi
» ”If. and Mrs. Herold Hail, and were
' fie following: Misses linbei Hartford,
mice 'l'utiile, Baron Fen-mo. Marion
I’liommedieu, Ethel Burties, Emma
Anderson, Harriet Wow, and; Alberta
Tulsa; and ileum mm and (line
nee Vellum. mod turbine. Russell
hr. Howard M would Maize.
hummer mm. and m «rosewood
. TM! OMWANTWINO.
‘Ille (about to depart otter reaso—
jen): Tlill than in your final «is-
__H l
no (iii-min: it is.
The you; f'olhd‘
Mrs. Cievsrluy by Monday?
mm» “Au-..” ...... .. .Mn.’
NOW
The formcrm Dibble groceliy
Store larder mum
dive Me a Trial and lien Mons}.
SOME OF OUR
SPECIALS
Polo Tomatoes llu
Polo Com . lie
Polo Peas . llo
Polo Milli . 11c;
Flour, Al bag 70o
Gold Medal 85c
White Loci 80o
All Goods First Chew
ROWAW- AVE.
TIL. 14..
Opened
Robert ). r. .scai3i
3 Funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. Amos Bannister. 0!, 9!.
Falls. and will 'be held at the ,btel
funeral party will lave over the
Moment willbe mode at Greenfield.
Mass.
condition and outlet-inc greatly on
Full: Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Crow sc-
ccmpanied the monies of “Mr. Cm’e
Greenfield, ideas. yesterday.
BOOKS OF 1874.
3* passed to the great beyond. _ i ,
‘F WWW WWW the with The Noroton Heights Fire pecan-3 The “W “3 WI 53' ”A
member of the Boylstol family. i ., ‘.
IwncmN. J. ;
Mary’s Episcopal Church. hoover” range “ah-3mm":
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock._ The ‘
Pennsylvania lines at 5 o‘cloch and
lllr. Gleason although in n acetonm
the. shock. has rallied and there are 3 .
‘hooen m his movery.-——From Bearer:
aunt. Mrs. limes n. (ii-nan.“ to‘,
onmev oneconrmuue cosmet- It
Cool Stove
.. Vii-—
3:312“?
. ...
l "1.3.,” ‘ ' . w
‘ no you done. lapel!“
‘ yourQas stove for the Winter!
I Why? Figure up wfit your on
item has cost you each month
3 duh: the. past m 32.00.
F 33.00. or at the. Outside. 15.00.
“ Can you run the carom for
31200. :3. W, or even 1830!
month? it takes noun a
ltwillnotocetovcr WMN.TIWI
mafienieythocmhrtm
Mmdm'mmm
theorem“. bloomers-her
Marmot-mental entail.
* the dust dud did? which you
GRANBY, Nov. d.—-‘8opeeiniendent
F. L. Tapioy has ordered new text
books for the schools to lanthanum
imbecile housbt in is“. We
They have Just been rwlocedbr rhod-
ern 1013 grammars.
liouvehold helpere watch Sentinel
Went Ade. for citation. to Ind more
appreciative employcm
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Purl Morehouso.
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NORWALK é
Miscarncplisu in visitingli s .
no; we. em. or thlo ouIeo. ‘
years ago. the school board mew. ,
a not or Bwinton’s Grammar m. . ‘1
t LOVER'S
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for Ed'é biog Wear
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" ,- WIoeew
The low fire. the red fire, the
fire upon iii» atone.
Themddrnmepc’ easement
glueufdloohbmbym
”Rh: dad’s cry. his wife’s cry
-tiu wife loft him alone
“that calls. the nets. coll”,
vadowa the Flood goes he;
The fishink that at evening came
homing o’u tho boy;
.An empty boat. a broken our,
time haicyons on: the sea.
unuman Schefimer
'II‘IlInI when: leaves are falling?
In melamine 1y stram'
Attention we are ‘caliing
To this event again
Because it’s custohory
When autumn some: also;
With not. of grief to vary
The burden of a song:
We our.“Whydo they been no
And «ammonium-e?”
Mmm‘tietogrirveua
By Wthlflm
Belloe- or slurp. u‘bup
um out use each day.
But mum 1am built rightly
in the .
WJNVBUWI oven NIH.
i
WW8.
'~: winds. on Milieu: Haven road at
{W Schmuck cod Tyler City
are mentioned in suite returned to
.tlla W191: 0mm. yesterday. for, the
fNovsmber tone. in the Sausatuck
wreck. on October 3 of lost year was
Edward L, Hill; who was injured boxi-
ly, he claims. and sues for damages
0.: lacuna.
Edward J. Kelley 0! Chicago board
ed a train at Hartford on June lzmud
was taken from it iniured when the
two sections ot the express collided
in the» rear-end crash at Standard, two
hours later. He unite for $10,000. -
L The wreck on the trestle in West
Haven. on October It or last year is
responsible for the other. suite. Au-
gustus ill. Schari! and his daughter,
lMaryA. Submit. were hurt. lie asks
$5.00!) and she sues for $15,000. Min-
erva. Shepard. R. Sheldon Shewd‘and
lump 8. Shepard were also injured
Vendolhim $5.000 each.
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If . Die by 'rphonlnz or sending
whenever any part of
out or order in the least. I;
“homemade" rennin : :
long run ,
:‘Iplaoe your plumbing problems'l.‘
'on our shoulders, and we will .{IE
The Reed 8: Voik
Empirical Co.
m not," rally Equipped
:medkt. IaliOP ,
In ‘th. Town
AUTO SUPRLIES
Phone 805—50 so. Main 8t.
3 80. Norton. Music Hall Block.
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in the moat complete in the two
cities.
*1 armada». mun;
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recur
Aloe Mira for All Ranges.
loses & iicichkiss
Conway
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pantheon: Y.
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loam rm an, mm River. m "Yet-Ir.
rim or m sneer every dew «cent
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ill-"nit up to 6 o. in. and Milt Nor-
will up to 6. to.
lien-t mm Lise
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