urn. mm W mommies
I 1 it! New Your. Extremal. their lum- _
user home st'rokuueke;
when “none at . vm i
’ * 3 V‘ U , . ‘lm‘ tor» we. .
’ was Henchman! mm'fitfiuwmn gum”. it“ .. fl ,
.srwmhnstmmrMh.Memi ~‘ ‘ » . l . ‘ .'_ ' .
. . ‘ , , . sometimes thou-minim” pub WM...
“3" M in 3“ mm: ‘ -mmw but» * 1...... . ‘ roorrLotmorwtwnmur
' . . tumor. Motherhood Wheels... , , ,
lire. Albert Mi” Mi W to BL. We: "We hove had! so. ”mm - " will” Ianmmh 3
New Hummer u visit with her lid-I child tor the‘pust nine ”In; “a.” m, m. mm themed g..- “‘3'?“ 7
rents. Connie and hire. Preston Mort. til we lessen “m W91. W7 i ‘. $1 “.31....“ 1‘33““;ng
M um, um d m‘tlmes thought there was little hope “I“! It! it"! ‘ ‘
her il‘tizulo in maximal?“ earlslt. tor- him. I“ ”“16 hen Wm“ NW my» “Wm“ M a
with Rev one we. sags} 8 Jackson. mm“! 1mm at nlsht, end they M oomnnsy. It in we um they ;
' ‘ v would leave him so unusual. Weiss! minimums from the nuns
tried everything. outta no mu. At hm Iniw'w HW*W¢IVM
mt ‘ Petty hove .. - , . . 1 7,
infretmtothsirtnw home 0119“" ”m9 ”‘9‘ ““53““ “‘5‘ W0: ‘37 My" Ind m it that soil M on “‘
Hurry hatreetot-Remnoud Broth-
5‘ ‘_ Paper Hanging
. . ‘ “detachment times; also. to» '
“a“ t “Vinol, and We noticed n cheese. in ._ H u .
‘ Rsrmond sheet utter a. w s 1-19,.me mum very out. The Mm' movhmylnazzgtlnmsgrs our. Decor atlng
‘Ir.end “MA. alumina: East 'Mread‘lli M'Welle‘rsteiulett _ in; spellsoessed end chenined‘iu Wm. Exam _ ' ,. hm .,
gnu-walk, m in Bridgeport yester mm, for “annotation whom they m‘ strensth right along. We would not 0”“ “WWW infirm The Gel-ham C o
> P” business. . Open their winter homo. Their sum-"b" “th “ and would ““130 9‘" ”W- ”m“ hirer ’11:“ :3: ' . 0.
met home here has been closed. ents who have trail and wulfly oun- ‘h" Mot db" ”'1‘ m “ ' ‘ . to First at. But Mom-Ht
‘ Molly not trimmers are working . . 51 ' Tel. 452.
so: the Mother Goose carnival in the'
interests of the Home for the Aged.
1.....-
Ih‘ev. 'P. J. Reeves preached two ex- This is because the child; needed
celtent sermons ot the Buotlst church the strenfithonins cod “V0" elements
_...__..__ on Sunday and a. large number were and the tonic iron valetwnoi eon-
. “1° raising 0' “‘0 ”PM“ W93 t0 present considering the weather. talus. No oil, delicious taste. Chil-
jeerry the electricity for the railroad lat-en love it. We give uses your,
,VIs nth-nouns some steention on the Mrs. Leo J. County and homily in- money it Vino! does not henont. w. H. I
‘ not Side. 'toud to move to Gulliord shortly. Mr. Baxter, drugglst, South vNorvmllt. , 1,
._.._.._... County. who was formerly in “10118- Conn. l
‘ Ground for the building into which not tower here, hue been employed in P. s.—-Ii‘or rough, scaly skint, try our. :
l. ‘ theNeputneWel-e Company plans tut phoe‘iorsometime. ‘ one Solve. We gamutee it. , . tn
hmoveinmteuveothuheenhrok- - t
mmmmumehod. lRolmrtstlelllludtuttiilywillsoon1
‘tnkepose'oloion of the rooms over the...
1......“ r l, W» m» w W, . agllllllllll llllillilllll ; . .
tillllllllll it Bill : *
"16h. has been enteritis u several women uveuno. where m. assist ‘
5 During the heavy blow Sunday et- «.
.A\'¢~.H¢~n~‘vuen_
Multan-I «nu/wanna”
dren to try Vinol.” I‘m.m Meniscus.
.........
“THE CALM ‘rn-A'r comes
AT EVENING.”
we.
‘flays’ vacation from his duties as deck- now engaged in the grocery business.
hand, and returned“ the bout ted”. ,
m...
The Riskeunen spite driving. song
{was busy this morning hoisting suites
by cable out of the harbor to the mud-
!iuts between the railroad and high-
ternoon and evening two boats were
torn from their moorinsa and carried
ushers. Luckily both boots were
blown onto mud lists and no damage
Residents oi Old Town" out to.
Large Force and Emulate
There's a calm that comes at We
hing,
El: 18, by 'oh’oning or sending - .:'.
E35“ whenever any port oi you P
'e'SlnltIry equipment appears tw
be out of order in the least. '
When the weary day is o‘er,
" That’s a soothing es the lullaby
Our mothers song of yore;
And though the day be dreary,
I can just forget it all,
In the calm that comes at even-
way 1"“ng . , was done to than. The hosts are the
-—- smiley. owned by Andrus Weed, and
‘B , , of East d , 1 . . ,
. 1:01:23“ 9.99%: whenmh: 12:32:: um um" “if.” "my 3 my“ WESTON, Nov. u—Jrne good work
I runaway teem of horses. Someone' The annual meeting of the ROWE!” ,0‘ the Nortield m9’°"°"m All:
on the sidewall: yelled "Let. ’91:: go," ton Hose Company, No.1.wes heldlnst elation in the first two m0“ 0
Kansas Workers
3:}? J
.I.
a"
’ o'e'vz'vh
end Hoops did as Mucted. 'evoninz. liloutine business was trans. existence, *3 3 ”Wham ‘5 the wb‘ MONEY mg,
. lacmd and the fonuwing 031“” were no spirit of this town, which “a: ‘ .’ , 1. 1 When the Mt shadows .
The Hefner’s Stove Club is growing. gleam; WW“ 40m” for many 3'9““ W‘ ' 1 , full. ., ".' ..
Already there “8 Ibo.” half a dozen Formanwjohn H. ‘Plandor. {In that time» the Williams :0: the . w
duly initiated members end several First Assistant Foreman—Oliver J_ town have turned out brewers! \ ~
Iluvo been hosed, the bottom of their Clerk. . ”need flees,” in which the men with
shoes having felt the heat. I Second Assistant Foreman-M. A__thei'r teams have met on specified
Thatcher. ideys and hired men and hove com-
”Contractor Ohnrles H. Alsthorpe, oi meg..,, s. Bryon. toleted repairs and perm-nut II» x
‘Seevlew avenue. and Homer —Ander- Financial ‘5ecretory~—Oherlos Rgprovemente in various parts of the. , 31'
sort. a carpenter, one at Peeksldll, N. pen,“ town, that have long been nestled; 01! .
"1., erecting a. large garage for Mr.) gwmmnfichumg (33",.- ‘ |ouch 01 these occasions the ladies
l 1 iii.“ "
fibthowe's bmflm. “flaunt Secremry-wEdwurd A. have assembled at seine convenient, Thefini‘ted Elm ,
Tinker. 1 house and served one otthoae mung .« , 1 ‘ , 1
Light 8: Water Co.
ohwmnunm. Edgar s. Jackgou. ' dinners for which they are putty tu-
4’51”
3'I1I3'I‘Z‘UIIW’I .............
I film's-”‘15 ‘ '
I‘lilflfvfuiviefltu‘l ‘IZ-I-Z- I":III'_IIO:IZI:I'_I:
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only rally snow
anemic“. snow
I can see my sweetheart’s signal
Front her waving window
. I cert fee her perfumed‘prcsenCe
Weftéglito me on the winds; .
Who's: “Flush my heart. tubes:
or." " ~
More huge blocks of white granite
In the pier construction on the ‘Stewardeoaes H. mkett. ,mous. With the more pressing no“! Her at “I e in the wim- m the Tonia
Midge We mm“ and are Wu! Assistant Stewerd~hldvrin w. 606- of the Tom WWW! My mm“: p1.- AUTO oupruso
unloaded on the work by the barge of (my. their attendee to the grounds oroun Of the . l-wave from her _
the Butler Brothers' Construction Trustee for three ”Mm“; A. . Nortield church which have long been - V Phone 395"“ 50 Main 9‘»
neglected, and lust Thursdey a. lease “in so. Norwelk. um non moor. _-
Finance Committee-«Edward G. force 0‘ men ”1d teams WSW
The work on “‘9 bridge ’3 being Shine. George w. Stevenseud Earl F. ' WW dflVO‘WW and 81‘3de ”W 1"“
rushed. The huh tides interfere Themes. . ‘in line shops. The crowning event.
somewhat. A horse load 0’ gravel; Entertainment CommitieHheries POWBVN'. in the work thus for seem
its been expected some time and un— “nus, MM H. mm, mm 3.. plilhed wars the lair and deucein the
til it arrives no further concrete Bryan, and John H. lBroodwsy. ‘town hull, Friday evening. At the? ’
“mm. ’ Weed.
‘7 tom?
rm: mes.
When she laughs it’s like the mu-
sic
Of the rippr on the rifle,
lit this oneoumement was given. This
pledge was most faithfully fulfilled by
the proceeds from the fair. and when
the tired bu triumphant munegen
counted up the cash next tiny u not
‘mflt at more than $250 was pieced ‘
Our Welly.
PMNTlNG AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorllam
so phenom souttvnno.
Eat Hermite Phone BOB-19.
‘0’“ can be “9”“ [nvmmflngwmnk Chedderton. lest town meeting the Nortieid is» . . g
V ._.__...._.. Charles Gazer. Dmiel Martel! Moses‘Pm'Pth Association “1‘“ (or on Andnhmerebmth a like th‘ frag g
:3; H. M. Cooley, of East Norwaiit, and 'H. Beckett end “Hans G 3.301.: ‘npproprlstion of $25 towurds ion: 3‘ .
l. J. H. Cooley 0! Bridgeport. paid a PM, Tm. 0mm!“ MW. “4,198.!“ mm" on we W “a, . Of the flowers that deck the an n
short visit to Dr, C. M. Center. of trey, John E. Broadway. end George’prolnlsing to raise a much larger m I adles’ 'Ant‘lh‘ntthough the day be dr ’ ,
_ I can-just forget it all,
In the calm that comes at even-
WZhe‘no the twilight shadows
Workmen are constnwtlng e slde~
New Britain. on Monday and weretak. W, Moore.
on around to the principal parts of
that beautiful city in the doctor's au— ____~____ _.
fl
wellr. on the north side oi the bridge, No i | .
some five feet mrther out on the «3111- ,
porery structure at the east end. This 1
will be necessary in order that the tertelnment hue ever met with e like
erection of the north wall may he‘ success in Weston. The my opened
carried on. ‘ ‘
Z FeetWear
Gun Metal. Button-end lace;
sun to 33-50.
in the hands oi the treasurer.
not Greet uncoo-
Nothins in the were! o. public on-
... m- ——~
~Eschauge.
“mobile.
:Il‘rldsy afternoon and continued until
' u lute hour that night» All manner ot
There has been no trace found of The former Dibble grocery
sects - State under new Watkins were on sale In the serious
the use in the highway robbery. Give Me n Trlol‘uod Dow oney. ibooths and supper was served to
on flounder night. 'Ihe police have
wotc elm more then 200. Dunning helm early
mm and are patient, how- "T"'"‘“ and while the younger element insist-
over, expecting to lend the young .
u n K
men when they again metre their .1, SOME OF OUR ed on a little turkey-trotting. the
utterance in town good old-tsehlooed squall. dances
SPECIALS.
were not forgotten, and the wives as
well as visitors iron: Bridgeport. Nor
wulh. Denbury. Ridsoi‘ield. Wilton.
Reddlnz and many towns further
"" ”“9““ ‘2‘: °‘l‘1‘°l‘?l.22“‘i:
POIO Tomatoes "c :21; ”magzhugstwereri‘he favorite
. Polo Com . llc
. Polo Peas . tllc
Polo Milk . 11c
Flour. Al bag 70c
Gold Medal 85c
White Loaf 80c
Gun Metal. Cloth Top.
r $.59 to $4400.
Potent, Cloth Top,
senso- 34-00. 8+5“
Charles lacroix. oi Hefner‘s store,
is enjoying s. day‘s hunting trip. His
Mother. Chisholm Laminar, come
over fromnrldaoport in his automobile
with Louis Kollou‘ end the men do
ported in the direction at Ridgelteld.
,1 r‘ 1 Ir. Iecmlt'o expectations being reel-
teed there will he meet: some in use:
Norwellr.
isthomeotmploto in thotwo
cities.
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. YEMEN. ‘
ACORN
um sewn or All View
Jones 8: flotchklss
Company
1‘! WI" It: ”0le
Colonial Pumps
O .
mode of conveyance sud by tor the for Evening wear
1mm number of sure our um- .
bled in town were necked must! the
town hell where the Mr was held.
To Resume Work ,
Tomorrow the road-um resume
their work and will roosir the bed
hit of highway on Good Hill near the» -.
residence of Miss sm‘hrotm cud _ \
the usual (out orient! things will he
provided try the indies. To (ivo e "
complete list of those responsible for
the need work of the selenium would
be to mention the nurses of erection!»
austere Wicks or stolen intend. iv story may in town, so wide '
spent the week-ehtt in homes, ’ A“ m m“ 61"“ spread it the interest but amour
e ethose’who thou heel tantamount! , .
cert items. ct Providence. mnRObeft F‘ scam honeistbst‘worum maul-misnomer .
e visitor in tower over steam and ' society ammunition? the unprove- ‘
ownrgg
Benjamin at. John. of Hartford, was
in town for auodsy.
DailylLlne to N. Y.
for new on». f. mitt traveller
momentum-rusty. ‘ H p , , In i, A _ , ' ‘ . -
, mg”, ROWAY'I‘OR MIR. memo“ President. urn. mm“ teem Plot an em River, New York ,
' , * 1"“ “‘- ’ when: weenie-me,- mes-lien; . ltoototruom am do most «ff
Chutes Better and John Dibble here .. 4.1.. eeomry, Mrs. Result; will: treeu 5 . . .. . , Sunday stop. to. Weight received st -'
totem limiting them “the flower-7 on, one. . m an, new user, Mrs; comma“. romeo} . mu note one. use some Noe
m ed. will hunt I W of pin Coley not the Mall V sodium ‘m'ustetm...
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