our the bridge this week and keeps “PM” a” "" p'mmpm’uy °r' di‘afic down to its New gait, 'one as fireman for the Vendor-lime! 3mm“ ””1“ and faith in m ’ Smith the painting stalled. Connections with the sewer‘ up and ah automobile and more! ‘ ‘ ‘erwithahorsoaadcovoredwmlt on” John 3 ”holds watches drove out on the draw item the west dared to “back up." Mr. (lolodookod 3 it up and saw two of his "friends” watch ‘William Ainiey. a machinist in the ‘38 “mu W1 Minted» MOMS» “19 ”mm I,“ Works. I,“ "my ,5», sham tor the teamstsr to sheet his l'iorldafwhsre he will spend some ”“5”" Mt" “ minute or “V" more tlme. the tug was ready, and Mr. Cole raised ‘ 3 the ‘hridge; it wean interesting lie The tag “Greenwich" was in that ”0 “Wm- light. Frank Lyons. William Bertram W‘ dad John Gainer visited their homes LET ALL MEN fAKE "OT'CE’ tore ~ There in to be another meeting for men at the East. Avenue Methodist The wimmett hm strung a heavier mm“ “film?” “t 3130 i)- “ A wire hetween the railroad towers Crying Need is “"3 “1’3“": t° M ore- which spectators Nahum be the main mm. The “limit WWW 3"“ lead wire. Sunday in this men’s mealtime was . indeed significant lit in evident that Mrs. Elizabeth mm has Opened 8 E3“ NOI‘WElk men are awake to the fruit stand in the store recently oo- importanoe °f things that are worth oupied by George Everett's market on- while and are eager to listen to an posits the Fitch School. honest presentation oi.‘ truth. The ,ohurch. it has been said “cannot be Joseph Meeker has resigned his .90. an ethical orphan asylum " it must than in the Crescent Laundry to was 3““ “We“? WW!“ ”1 imam“ mwmwnamuerstmt. Upper ”WW “1 0°“ M " “W Norwalk. for a deeper sense at alarm at the 3mieery that is bound to follow in the The new house for Joselovsky in “'5‘“ of sin. The unravelling “‘0’“ East Norwalk is rapidly going up. and “WM“ WNW“ ought ‘0 3"“ Gontra’otor ii A Wood is doing the us much “m” I“ ‘1“ interest °f lohstruotion work and Contractor homes, in the ”Peru“ 0’ “‘0 young ' .olii' oi! the community. in the inter .. ends of the extension of peace and William Sea. of the General Else. righteousness throughout the world, trio Company's plant in Pittefleld, M men 00MB together tomorrow 81- lase,, arrived home yesterday. Ho “"1001! to consider the topic above reports that over a thousand men were mentioned. discharged this week. ‘ The music at these services is an iattractive feature. The schooner "James Young," from Spirited singing by a “"39 number Bath. Me WM towed to the docks of oi! male voices is always an inanim- the Hatch and Bailey Company this tlon. Special efforts are being nut‘ 3‘hornlng by the tug “Addie V" The forth to make this part of tomorrow's meeting unusually interesting. schooner is loaded with lumber. An exciting race is on today between the tide and the steam pump in Pier 5 on the bridge. The pump was in the I lead at nine o'cl0ok and the waterin- side the caller dam seemed to be low- ering slowly . 3 5» William Shaw, ol' Poplar Plains, has Mrs. A. Beardsley, of Pittsiield is turned out another garden (reek. This the guest of friends here. i time it is a cam whigh has grown ontlandishiy. Tweezinlke are mingled M“ H‘ W C019 and M1“ 0““ 001° ‘rhemmnpimumhonwtnem lb mtolisrope, new“: was time. mmestmw‘ pedestrians had gathered. A tot-elm 1 ~ venient and most «:6an or the m m York city. and 1 , .«Thomu Ml M9 states that his , home is indleuhreloln The lost tree ‘ named other the evidence. had been Won onset under bonds of can. 7‘" Both detention and were taken on the ‘3 “$24-$38 We may to the Bridlnnort °f ”pm“ ought to m. whom than will wait the” when. ,ing or the higher court. Dolor Was discharged as there method in he CHAug Molina whom» he was consent», PIP envitheheemermtwvgelh was arrested he was alone on: . ‘3 the safest. 311 mM 6011- hiezsmnh missed the three. unconfi- “ 'ila" it with: Emmet and New 3 remedy known. my m h, .M, a m “M ‘ Pm“ mm?" 1mm” 1m“; 'I’hethei‘t. whichvil-oltarmml'nhoe- » r better d: tion as ‘ i. Mm a“ dean. ln havean I “t “‘0 W tows in u . . general ioni o e ifeot u wholoiiodilysystem. all“ have M“ "Wm“ M”? a wonderful owes taint the aural}: 1:31:10? B? by sovearues nu ma amulet. 1‘1 “8‘ e W gill! clear the skin and ‘. Improve 3 - The Complexion) mBoldevar-nvhn. 1.m.mu.. ‘ t M fill HIM wetne- "whim...“ M Whom. [)th NonomN -------- IT SAVES M The choir of the Methodist Church has started practising, for a Ohm. mas cantata WORRY MONEY The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Congregational Olmroh met at the residence of the Misses Hoyt in Proa- pect avenue, Thursdayai‘ternoon. ' Mrs. Alliln Quackenhueh. of Brook- eide avenue, has been adhering from a very severe cold. which has kept her confined to her room for a few days. sh Luke‘s Episcopal Church. m _ Hiram Van Kirk. pastor-«Morning prayer, 11 a. in; Sunday ”11001.10 TheUmted Electric as but one, with I oabl‘rage on gash. “9 visitors in Bridgeport today 0 lsr er than on that. 1 no 8 o o 1 Miss Annie Sammie alter a months The many improvements now being. visit “"9! 1‘“ returned “men' I completed at the Fitch School 3will add _ greatly to the health and ‘comiort of Miss Agnes Savage. who ha been teachers and pupils. The basement visiting in Poughheepeie, has returned has been completed and new toilets in- home. Mrs. Chauncey Base of least Ver- non. N. Y., is spending a few days in The Herman” Quittner house at the WW} easterly end of Seaview avenue, where ‘ Them” ([3 “11", 10W! MM, u , NM. Jeanie Shem. who Ital been being put in excellent condition, both "um m Brooklyn, has returned ‘0 interior and on the outside The her homo in nowayton. grounds areneing‘graded made newer . ‘ ‘ ""’ mound is being installed. Mrs. A. J. Bell lies seriously ill at Ire now being made. ‘Beii suitor-ed a stroke oi apoplexy a N . East orwalk young men are °°“ short time ago- sidering enlisting in the army in the, event of a war in «Mexico They htwei ~~—---- . ««««« ‘ no fear of the ‘mmrsl' “they call " them, they any, and from general an» pearanoes it would seem that about“. arisen young men will be missinei drain the east side in the event or . their being needed by the country. I There is on exhibition in a vacant e n 6 store in the llslner meet: a freak‘ baby, said to be half ape. at any' The former Dibble grocery me the poetor in the window shows Store under new management a weird looking arrangement. The Give it- I Trial and 8m Monty. sign is peculiar. it says: ”Admission )0 cents. Children 5 cents, with plr- """"“" out: free." Thus it would honour that SOME OF OUR the parents or children could see the ireak gratis, it the children were SPECIALS With a stone at lanolin protrudinu ‘ ‘ from his coat pocket, I well known 80nd: 'Norwailc youth scoured the third district last erosion with mail and paper in readiness to take in the district meeting. 'Bmule or the com- plicatlona regarding the triniopoet- tenement, it is not to he wondered that he mistook last night for the night. The meeting will he held on triday evening, November 14th. in the Fitch school house. Polo Tomatoes 11c Polo Com . llc Polo Peas . lie Polo Milk . iic’ Flour, Al bag 70c Gold Medal 85c White Loaf 80c The superintendent of the Advent Ghrietian Bunday school desires the attendance of every scholar this Bun- day, as they are going to commence llie rehearsals on the Christmas nin- ‘aio. Lat ileum there were three linseed with a memo tier cont! All mm“ (isn't this be beaten thin mutiny? it ' s nan. if all no nicest. mm Mice Ten‘ Robert F. Scab] ROWAYTON‘“ AVE. n, or Neruda will ape-k to the innday sohooi on the subject at loin- wnnee. She will have something to M which will he or great interest to M school .1 a. WUH‘wW ma 4.» «ta-w lendsel‘llantmnilliwodm mnewleteeuheihertedawtvho .Worth and wife, of Academy street. he, hum on Mnytm .m- Mm‘ieben S. Ilmwn, Ph. 1).; Sundt!“ MW vise as usual Percy Cantrell, who has been edl‘ light fering from bronchitis. has gone to a sanitarium at Wallingford, Conn. it is fully expected that he will soon be fully recovered and enabled to at» ~ tend to his wanted occupation. ' a. m.; evening prayer and song eer- " m m ii "1 BiWater Co. Cool. J. Ahrunveiter, oi Tottenvllie. Staten island, and his wife. who have been visiting their nephew. 0. l... LOVER’S have returned to their home on Stat- ‘ . ‘ on island. as the captain was dying THE PLACE . for "a breath of salt air." Services at the Congregational Chnmh-fiermon in the morning, 10:30 a. m.. by the pastor, Realist- nt lit at. George Williams. superinten- dent; Christian Endmvor mm It 6:30 p. m; sateen at 7:30 p.111 Footwear ,Gon Metal. Button when. lavatolaso. The services at the Pmbyterian Chumh tomorrow will be as usual. with sermon by pastor at 10:30 a. on: auntie: school at 1:. Elder Wm. Ban season. superintendent. Barrios! at 7:30 «p. in. liter. Henry 8: Crescent, pastor of the Dariln in I Church. GunilltthlothTop. The union- a. n. Ledlu‘ Aid on up new. ciety had its usual loving meeting in the (diurnli parlors yesterday after noon. The attendance was not quite up to the usual number. but nimble lingers were busy making an seem ariieiuv under direction at Mrs. Bah lard. the active president. The usual are o’clock tea was served. To know A just that it is. one must outtake 0! it. me cams Top. trio. Moo. im- COIoaiaanmps for Evelina Wear $2.50 services at the M. iii. Charon—vii» man by the heater at 10:80 a. on: sunny ooizooi at it uh, charte- 13. F‘iteh. superintendent. it is request» ed that every one whose name is on the minder moo! roll make a real effort to he learnt. The triple in full of intent to «cholera of all ages. Everyone made welcome. The lion'- 3 lllhle Class. or which the m if ‘ teacher, has room for a law more. The choir meets for practise at d p. m. finnday afternoon. The Wit imam meet. at 0:46 p. m.. and the tools is oi! mini interest. Ever» d:.mam¥%?fim E“: ” body made weloomo. Evening «harsh correct M Wm mien at 7:30 o. m. At this amine M dim Y9“? 3"" Wt 3'“ lemon. aw. Dr. ‘Oaflos r. tantra "m" M M mm“ mm no was we“ comm easier or the New Presbyterian. mini: Church, will occupy the W and "3:th noon; omit the semen. than smut; an Mil-3M onnommt‘y oi hearing his: to the neo— Item fl Kelllr milling. ple of Darius. lieerty 001:th till "* singing is eart'oi the m lei-vice. W mmmmwmn «mammal-ammo 'uiuthediwthismomintiorthem 1 'i'heremheidinliwmoomt mmitflmhmomtothoil manna“ 176mm Memmmm TIME 11' 3 they aavea'tormnudm .3 SOMEBODY’S GOLDEN DEED. Somebody did a golden, deed Proving himself a friend in need- Soniebodw sang a cheerfu song, Bright'ning the sides the whole day long. Was that embody you? ‘Swnleibody thought ’63. sweet to ve. Willingly said, “I’m glad to give.’ .3. , Somebody fought a valiant fight. 7* ‘Bravely he lived to shield the right. ‘ Was that somebody you? Somebody idied all the hours, Carelesly crushed life's fairest flowers “ Semebody made liie loss, not gain. Thoughtleuly scarred to live in vain. Was that somebody you? Somebody filled the day with “the Constantly chased away the night. Somebody'a work bore joy and peace. Surely his life shall never cease. Was that somebody you? . «whether Unknown- : Painting 3 “Paper Hanging Decorating :1 The Gerham Co. to First St. not Norweik iii-gloss Your Plumb- E: isg NeedAttemim mo... .. . It is always heat to new . .. leak or I plumbing repair on . ~ it first state. because its te u ' ' is to grow worse wing ‘ . . . . an.-. _ , ‘ : int-tun: . s whenever any part 0! yo V.- ..wanitary equipment appears tr-":-'~ ' 'ne out oi’ order in the least. "Home-made" repairs The Reed & Volk Elechical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELEGTRIML IHOP in the Town AUTO SUPPLlEO Phone 806—60 80. Main 8'». x 8mm Eduction Block. "- PAINTING AND DIOORATING. ‘ HerbertW.Gorliam * I MIMY IWLBVAIM I”! m ‘ "Hill ”1!. W-..— WK" RANGES in the most complete in the two STAMFORD, “MAGEE YORK. PERFECT ACORN Jones 8: iioichkiss Germany 17 Will ll. “Milk. Daily Line to N. Y. M might only. ‘ film “Opel!!!“ (lost of i’lhefimt' every day except , loadayetlan. flatware Wtanmanmanfllouth lion walk up to 5:". Horwak Smitten lzlne Milli” l. sum-t we. toms rm :3, M River, New iron: ' '
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