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; a wow.“ 0m Milt”.
the cause. ,
, Books-one. hoodosho,‘ dioxins“. euro ..
j " you-nose.
[Hamill 11mm W M
our. "NEW
libtoh n torture of itself
Together hint at weakened hidnoyn
«Strike. at the root—wet to the We. ‘
Quickly.“ help ~the kidneyet‘if‘ SW
The former Dibble e need it .
Stone under mummy-tyh . No other remedy more hlwly on; I”; a?“ Mimi; mm rho f‘
Give MI I “fr-lei Ind Iovo Money. nursed than Dunn's Kidney .Plilel nonm~m| m": “I '
, Hero'o convincing testimony tron: W’Wu‘mtun . ‘_ ,, ,
Float Norweln‘. ” . noun-non “a.“
Mrs 0. Peterson. so not arrest. mm,“ “Item: *1" “I,”
Inst. Howells, Conn» sure: “I won
, ti "Ayros one family here mused ‘9
“ M Norm to 3 Concord ,
,, 1. mmoMommeflw
mommemdmm 7
stoned mm by the
,n mile driver started work drlv~
option for the pier at the west side
nozlterbor; Plot No. 11. thiamiorn
'MG‘W‘VM Mar M
Paper Hanging
Decorating .
431
r some or sun
he mnl‘launch of Alden Salmons
hauled out at the starch Greek
‘ today and will be placed in
hired for the winter.
1 East Norwnlkers attended the
,. ” Goose Carnival at the Women:
. last evening and others will
drilodoy end tomorrow.
‘th-‘pvo’m
Vetohers' Circle, of the King‘s
' , “enters or East Norwnlk will meet
tit Mrs Younss. East avenue, to
" '29 afternoon eta o'.clock '
, whorl-doings oi’ the city council, the
' or estimate. the school boord.
”(limited was done about the resin
" ' ‘bllls, are all interesting matters
Input completed. It has been built
With! telemph poles and these
will divide the trains.
Fred Brown. oinost Norwalk, hon
Wanton-myth New Haven, and
‘hnI-l‘sone- topwork ‘for the Seolnhipt
antler Company in SouthJNox-wolk.
A regular meeting of the St. James
Girdle of the King's Daughters. will
hehold n't tbehome of. Mrs. H. Taylor,
Gone ivenue, Thursday, November 13.
" possible at. 2:30 o’clock Business or
W00:
rationed his position with the Stevens .
Members should try to be present ifv
SPECIALS
Polo Tomatoes ilc
Polo Corn. ‘. Ilc
“‘Polo Peas . lie
Polo Milk . lie“
Flour, Al bag 70c
Gold Medal 85c
White Loaf 80c
All Goods First Class.
ROWAYTON AVE.
TEL. 14“.
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i
7' Attorney Leo Davis’s automobile
woe standing neor Crescent Terrace
. ‘norio Were near the machine at the
(line This morning the machine was
still on the job at 7: 45, standing still.
lint no one was near it it is report
It midnight last night. Mr and. Mrs. i
Mrs Charles Inckwwd 0! Main
street was a visitor in Warlord yea-
terdsy.
John A! Wood or ‘Noroun Heights
hoe loft. with a petty of friends for a
trip in Vermont.
ed that the car was stalled. l M” Franklin M Jones 0‘ Noroton
A. H Gliding, pianist at Hoyt's The-
Inn, has purchased from Oscar Am,
Carson the heel and a start of the
i‘rntno ofo thirty‘ilve root cruiser
which he will build in the empty shop
in fienvlow avenue during the winter
so». Gliding will obtain his purchase
a Saturday and hopes to have it
ready for use by April.1914.
The members of the Mayflower
flock and Ladder Company at their
meeting last night voted to hold n
51f pinoclllo tournament between the mnr‘
‘ rled‘and single members. This is the
annual tournament‘snd will provoke
'mh interest. it was also decided to
hold n dance on New Yesrs' eve. The
tournament will start next Tuesday ev~
coins.
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ROWAYTON
mm”? 009me Scott mm hall team for ““8 year, ond under his we bridge and WHO a TOWEL by M!“
fluted s new serous for Robert ill»
“on. It Tokeneko. .
C: V. (iocgewell. who has been sum-
marise with to fondly at Tokenolre.
loft today for New York.
‘ Ill-s fichoylor A. Clark, of Newark.
it Tokoneko tor the winter.
@an Holland, who has been no
Mots still unionists the river but will
. modulo be all removed before tho
has leit her summer home for the sea-
',son and returned to New York.
The Thomas cumming house st
Noroton has been closed for the who
tor, the family having left for New
York.
The post rains and warm weather
,hsve given the grass a green. unntural
,look, with the here trees rising over]
it. and brown loaves scattered about.
I ‘Mr‘ and Mrs. Frederic Gallotiu, .ir..
of Collender's Point the decided to
remain in Noroton for the Winter. An-
other family that will remain for the
winter is that of ‘H. C. Fleitmnn or Col~
lender's Point.
The West avenue sidewalks are be
ginning to appear like real sidewalks
_ in the eyes of the townsfolk now, and;
’the own omciels ore lobe compliment. .
. ed on the energy and spirit shown in.
he various improvements being made.
Robert F. Scaiziv
subject to dluy and nervous spells
and my kidneys were“ badly dilem-
ed. My hock and head seller! on“
was feeling miserable whonvoomoono.
attend the to try Dean's Kidney Filly
They promptly relieved me, and boron.
long all symptoms of the trouble were“ ,
rte Mommas
W
Mommas-slum will soli‘
,MW rut-Whom outlet not w
tent. proposing” enduohooolr.
v~mo
removed." . V
For sale by all denim; . Priced»
cents. FaitBT-Mllbilm Co. Bunnie.-
States.
Remember the name—«Door B—lllll‘
take no other.
the old Town of Nor-walk maps were
kept in pigeon-holes in. n. Wham! .
fashion. but the new city maps will
probably be installed in a special solo
to cost $275 and requested no part of
the ofilce equipment for Engineer
SherFon. ’ ‘
It won shown that Engine. r Sher-
ln various ways, by purchases and.
by several little neot strokes In or»
ranging things coming up in his de~
pertinent ‘
The members of the board present
wane Temporary Chairmen Cherie: W
Bell. Ciel-l: Pro Tem Edward B. Smith,
William H. McMahon Eugene e. Let-
lin, Williem H. Malone and Matcher!
H. Montgomery
Mr. Bell stated. that when the mo»:
qulto extermination first come unite
was somewhat skeptics] rogerding'its
raised quite a. little new since he has
been able tosit noon his, porch in the
twilight without heotdngthe bus: of
one mosquito. i
:Comnnesloner and Engineer Shoo,
ron explained that s mop Info to cost
[2'16 is necessary for hit deportlneutq
He told tint the mound district and.
the water commissioner‘s oi the Southi
Norwalk district each here such a»
sole. but the first district and old,
townhnre-tucked their maps. swoy in
pigeon holes anywhere.
The town lost you: estimated $10.-
300 tor the Cross street brine. The
recent Norwolk highway- committee-
mnn. William R. Cnhiil. naked 8500
additional for grading the approaches.
Mr. Monte-hour sold therein no quote
,tion in his mind but that the agitation
for the Cross street bridge and the wid-
ening of the Wall street bridge in
Upper Norwslk were spurred. onward
to offset the bridge being. built in
Washington street. He said there
on the safety of the bridge and that
{it it could he used solely for s time
it over tor a couple of yours. He
wished it understood t‘hot he is not
against anything necessary. but that
the taxes are going up pretty fast as
it is.
and the old estimate board were con
'vlnced that the expenditure was noceo
John Buttons of Noroton Heights is
the manager of the Glenhrooit basket-
leodorshlp promises to do good work,
,ne Bertoso possesses 3 pretty thorough
!hnowlodge of the same. end the re
quirement of training men for it.
, The Indies’ Hinelonory Society of
the Presbyterian Church met at the
Moose Mooney otter-noon The socle
cred minister in North Genuine, for
distribution among the youngsters or n
laint'lltilulll' um Ii
tomoofthooitymtoboomt
problem in the room to some, and
, that ties improvements in Laure street
are mm m o number ot the
my; this by way of information.
I It was wanted that Engineer
Sharron secure an expert. to examine
McMahon. He will ialro the matter
no at once
The Holmes, Keeler and Kent Com- _
pony trucks do not use the bridge.
‘ond many others avoid it. won the re-
rt.
, fl‘ho Millard street bridge in West
New York sole agents for the United»,
ron has already save. tile city, money; ‘
euocsso. but that his chromium lino»: .
should be an expert opinion rendered ‘
longer it would he it good plan to put ,
Mr. Bell sold that the town meeting,
Norwollr must be repaired next spring. ,
blow Jersey. has closed her residence W ‘3 ”“1”“ “m“ ”t ”1°"fl“5m“c°" “The appropriation asked, tor is 81.-
610. (lornmiuionor Sharron stated,
The dense, at tbeNew Consort rood.
{bridge will bepelntod white or r.
tinsel“ to this will cont about “00.
i The other repel-Mo items were con-
striated.
The mind
Commission-or Sharron reworked on 7
m no water one by one ancient in ”'3 Mm by lilo all! no its condition the poor condition at the asides ovo-
W tor the winter A too or the WW 4‘ “onerous: PM WWW or!» one user. because ti them node.
to
l or maul-lotion
M p A. comm“, m um“, opinions voiced It the W of fit!» wibh the limit m in “9104.50. '
i. anih 173 $va
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,' “5.”. .
The Modem
Way
Cemenient
Closely and Cheap
Ask Us .
About it ‘
'lheUmted Electric
Light or Water Co.
1*?
Ladies’
Footwear
has to-$3.5o.
Gun Motel. Cloth Top.
$4.50 to has.
, Potent. Cloth ’l‘op.’
$350. “00.34.50-
Colonial Pumps
for Evening Wear
so you won some
it so are you “I.“ on
LOVER’S ‘ '
THE , PLACE
" Gilli Motel, Button and Lace.
A' REAL TOAST.
Here‘s to the women with many
a care.
Who site all day in an office
chair,
And at night, when: her day’s
work is through,
Goes heme and finds more
wool: to do;
,1
A Gets upintltomotmngnndcomww H
and scrubs,
And wrestles ‘sround with
laundry tubs;
Yet the usual hour finds her
smiling there,
Beside her desk in the office
If she‘s strong enough to these
burdens to tote,
a
Here's to the state where they
. let her vote.
0
“Judge.
JThe Gorhiim Co.
10 First St. East Norwoill '
It to me best to date). C:
.. .lenlr or I plumbing». ropoir when .
3: it first stone. honours its t?” z.-
.nnce. no well on time and trv 3-;
with by mesh): or sending . '
_.;ws whenever any port oi you .3
.. sanitary equipment swears tI--,:'
' “be out of order in the least. " '
' "Homemade"
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
ThrOnly Fully Equipped
'ELESTNGAL. one!
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIBI
Phone 805~W So. ”unfit.
So. Norwolh. Music Hall Block. .
pPaer .
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorbam
so oneoolw nontnveno.
loot Norwolk. Phone 59312.
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STOCK 0' \ Ft
RANGES
lo the molt complete in the "to
cities.
W ,thlt he will post the road no danger» STAMFORD, “AGED .1
mm M. A. Leland, or New York 00’0"“ ”“001 a“ “WWW! 3"“ due next week. . $2 50 YORK . PERFECT
he been spendine o few days looking. Th“ "m" “t "‘9 W in PM“ "5 The total bridge appropriation rule In . o u o s o o l ,
"or her property at Tokouolre. ed [or is $12. 795 ' ACORN
Alto Repairs for All Renate.
m the Town honeo’ or Take- guide totrni'iio in titanium swoon. ‘
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my owners of smell power boots W nary.
17‘ Will “- "OWN.
Da‘ii‘yLineto N. Y.
see ”it! up” w a, nuptial note and Taxation meeting held lost} It our decided thorium or it, for freight only; i gum ”twig;
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