' i. g. 3 and 5 have been preetl
uninitiated on the bridge work.
rldze nil” is proceeding rapidly
swittly nearing the three unar-
i'lr on the bridge walls.
Petty, watchman on the
I to Union street. South INorw.alk
.—..-~.....—...........
. Nor-walk men will attend the
‘ er yet the south Norwalk Club to-
nn’d‘wlll participate in the horn-
tchee to he held.
6 Christ Episcopal Chruch began
so, last eveninnghich started with
”upper. The tables were Ibountlfuiiy
_ lied and well patronized.
The glow of the sunrise under the
smitheest and southwest. this morning.
can from East Norwalk. was won-
fim iii. and but demonstrated the won-
Iul things neture does.
.Norwalk improvement Assocle;
ii at the home of Mrs. E. E. Gor-
.202 East Ave, Friday, Dec. 5.;
‘8. Tickets, 35 cents.
R Harold Cox the enterprising coal.
ealer, is having his largest coal sheds
re; busy today with the contract. The
Met Norwalk lire burned down these
entitle] for a proper continuance of the
anwalk, who formerly lived in the
,Weet.y.nd Southwest. has a. fund at
,unoxvledge regarding the conditions in
'Mloxlco. and the other councilmen and
‘flt‘osevpresent at Mayor rlBurneil's din-
, at: were‘delighted with the insight to
he existing status and to the lite and
Interests of. the Mexicans he afforded
{them in an informal talk on the sub
out last night. _
ual meeting «of the Men’s
13% not “inmost; Av enue Meth~
Odie Church Was held last evening
lid officers for the ensuing year were
elected..- The olilcers are on £6llows:
tPresldent—ml. Wesley Slaueon
‘Viee-PresidenteJWi‘iiiem Monett.
Secretary~Frsnh Persons.
Adslstent SecretorywA. Greenwood.
‘TreesureMscar Hedmen.
’ H. J Hipson was re elected teacher
Mrs. ‘H. S. Theyer is at her home.
No. 46 Van ant street, suffering from
Noroton last week to visit her hun-
bind et Fitch’s Soldiers! Home. On
.‘idaving the institution she went into
motors to make some purchases, and
file fell from the porch. in striking
6 ground her right arm was broken.
Mrs. Thayer was given attention at
'tlte-fliome Hospital, and later she was
ethic to return to her residence here.
where she is now under the care of Dr.
Perry.
MAI-em
O‘IVAYTQN
W‘V‘W
Edward Tinker. of West Side ave-
~‘fnle. is acknowledged lry most of our‘
Wmmopio to the the only real
hunter in town.
moon he went out. telling his mother
no; hour's time. and to her surprise
I'Ilhen he did come vlnwk he had a
linden pound Canadian wild noose
fiends "mourned that they meet have
rheblo for the young ind to bring
we such jewelu. A {51th remhrk-
t ."Boiiovo me if Tinker shoots at
ins and hue half. It chance it
ly tulle." Lust evening he
it memo dinner nt his home and
“innate were Illfiml. to par
of the delightful dishes. The
[were certainly sheet and those
Wont hope that Ed. continued to
n much luck.
. duneomo AGAINST enough
The best safeguard against creep in
little ol Foley’s Honey and Tan
mixture! in the house. I“. ll. Glnn.
ddleton’. Gm. writes: "My children
Very susceptible to creep easily
it cold. 1 give them Foloys Ham
and Tu Compound and in every
one they get prompt rails! and
noted ”We keep it at home
{retenteroupf’ Il‘tu- sale by all
. a
I
at in the bolt
it lwork. is moving trom Cove ave’
dork snowclouds in the south andI
m-A manner will be given by the=£~
uilt and a. large force of workmen'
‘lteds and made the present course esf
Councilman H. .l . 'Hipson of Fleet‘
it. broken arm. Mrs. ’l‘heyer Went to
it: was «while leaving this place that
Last Saturday utter- 5
that he would bemne ugnin in ubouti
lid n. “Inland duck: Some of our
{mm tame for they think it quite re '
‘ ,., km. W“ “m
vauoI. FDR nun. Down PEOPLE.
it any 6... portion would know the
value of medicines it" is the druxxlso
who dispenses them and from our ex.
parlance we went to say it people in 1 .
this vicinity only knew the value of
Viuol. our delicious cod liver end ironi
tonic (without oil) at this season or
the year. we. would not be able to
supply the demand. - .
i[the family home. The Rev. Kenneth
‘tonics‘. namely. the medical curative ,nnd interment was in wuiow Brook
oil, undiron tor the blood; *iyenrs of age. and one of the town's
motes healthful sleep and a normal
PflPllllR Allfliilltllll
downy overworked and tired' women.
be returned if it does not help youl The first beauty dance. which is to
P. ‘5.“be pimples and blotchee try. attention. Many entries have been
ltre. A committee of live disinterest-
Epenring couple in the grand march
iiur‘nieh music. The pr‘ice of admission
elements of code’ liver without ”that ‘ cemetery. Mr. Coley was eightyeisht
Vino] tones up the digestive organs most respected citizens. He lived for
purities and enriches the blood, 11wa years 011 Chestnut Hill
appetite, ‘
Old peeple. delicate children, run-
iShOUId try 9. bottle 0! V1110} Wlth the BEAUTY DANCE AT ROODNER'S
understanding that your money will ‘ HALL. ..
F‘ H‘ Baxter, drugglst, South N0" be held tomorrow evening in “ Rood-
walk, Conn, ‘ ner's Hell, is attracting considerable
our Suxo Salve. W3 insrantee 1-" ‘ received from N-orwolk, Bridgeport.
Stamford, end a l'cwirom Hoyt's Thea-
W ‘ ,
zed people from out-of-town will act a...
ljudg'ce, and undoubtedly the best ap-
> lwlll rerelve the presents without.
gprejudice. h‘lelder’s orchestra . will
,NOROTON; , {is only twenty-live cents.
l _...' .
’ SCHOLARS aovcorr THE. sees.
-‘MM W Child/tilt). Dec lmPupiln in the
Mr Dean of New Haven was in town public schools have joined Chicago
.’ «woman club membels in the egg boy
gcott by which it is hoped to Ieduce
ithe price of eggs to 32 cents a dozen.
.Noegg pledges were distributedemong
"the pupils in the Fiske school y‘estor-l
day. it is sold there'were runny sign-
Postmaster Fred Smith spent lire-ere. and that more pledges, will he
terday in South Norwnlk. [circulated today in other schools or
_ (the city. There wus ll drop of one
Mrs. Agnes O'Connor oi Keewayton cent in the pi ice of eggs on the Chico
13 “.1,”th ill at her home go butter and egg board yesterday.
today on business.
ers. Allen, of Standard, was a: vis-
.itor in Noroton yesterday,
1
Mrs_ John Fairbanks is improving?
very rapidly the last few days
A NEW BOOKLET.
Joseph Davis has juet’iesued a very
ncnt end 'uttrucgve folder containing
Artemus 'Holmes Jr is building a a handy reference line for Christmas
shopping. in addition to" his lines of
1lIiuh-grcde men’s weer, he especially
mentions the Mark Cross leather
1 M. i it so on -
“ ‘ Dc on n d family return goods and ladies' and. men's Cross
ed yesterday to their home in New gloves for which. he is. exclusive agent
,YO 01‘“ . ,tor Norwulh. Alter loading it you“be-
' — :come convinced that it is not neces-
l
1 Mrs. Cecil Illodgemau has been m sary to learn ton II to do your Christ-2
ken ill while on a visit to friends in‘ man shopping
New Haven . 9} wwwmmmw W‘MM’wWM’
. I
- l
Mrs. ilodgomun of iinwee avenue
is: reported quite ill with the measles
in New Haven !:
Superintendent 0t Schools James F *
Williams is able to walk about undidi
after his recent illnesa
1house at Collenders point, Noroton. l
DO YnU WEAR GLASSES?
It so a... you satisfied the: they
have been titted to your eyes in s
(mroct and proper manner? ye
They Give-n Your Mes That its lei
which you expected they would? 1!
they haven't or you need glasses.
consult me at once.
WILLlAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 8, Kcolcr Building.
‘ No. 155 WeahlrnocomSt.
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. “drew—727 th Ave" 9 to
4 p. m. dolly. .
C. Pond Webb’s youngest son, Roi-
and, was «baptized in St. Luke's church
inst lSunday by Dr. Van Kirk.
.....--._ l
Mrs, Frank DeCorsey and Miss Elis-
elheth DoCoreey visited with friends’
in Broklyn, Monday and Tuesday.
; Albert Wilson after a pleasant]
'Thanksgiving holiday visit with hisl
family here. has returned to Boston.
3 Mrs. Christopher Tyler and 'Mr, and
‘IMrs, N. A. Finch and family hove ,
'returned from a. visit in Bethe], where I
Ithey spent Thanksgiving.
LOVER’S
ELI
SHO *3
FOR MEN ‘
..Bllito Reindeer our for “wet
weather. Viscoillzed ironi top to
bottom. It
$4”
nun. “English Lani" made or a
specially flue ”colt stock, very
" 50
I“...
m... Patent launch and Lane.
00;
An entertainment is to be given in
the Congregational Church tomorrow
night Mrs Arthur Phillip will rend
and Miss Therese ilOyt will sing
At the meeting of the firemen or
Noroton Heights. last night. tour new
members were received. The com-
puny new numbers wheat 70 members.
Foreman .130“an will unnodue u proo-
tlce some time next week.
I
lllpworth League of. the Methodist
church gave it 3001M on Monday even»
inz- in the Chapel. Mrs Gideon and
Mrs. Edna Snorer were the committee
in chemo and entertained a. large num»
.lmr with games and other amusements
until a late hour. Refreshments were;
served
I
An interesting entertainment was
given in the chapel of the Iholdiern'
home last evening. 'l‘hep rostrum was
as follows: Orohoetra. waltz: Mine
Lorraine Gunman. recitation; Vlotrolo; l
Orchestra; Miss *Stilphen. recitation:
Victroln: Mien Gunmen, recitation; _
Song by litre. Robins; Grahame. .
ConstI hon }
Whhwflpa “Phloem
_ The funeral of the late Lloyd Coley.
was held on Sunday afternoon from t
This is because Vino‘l'le n combine MucKenzle. J,” of the Memorial {
lion 0’ the “V” most ”’0’” famed Church of the Holy Trinity, outdated. ‘
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Ilwsouth will. In... betwg‘o‘n um. up
worn. m It.
“-4le ri Ind ill at;
ao—xnpm “' toot so.
whirl} an Avg?“ NW! It.
lit—Wood oodwnrd m use-side w I
35-43:!!!" meow-am}; m an
ikWoodnrdrud mm mm ~ ‘
“~00!th Hill at. and Elimwood An.
'— "yen-sum amen: 8:. Drum
l’Mw-uiidrr'wollt 140°35’60" mvntlt.‘
Box til—Owner Putnam avenue ant
deed street.
(fillies Denotes non-Interferin boxes.
”Mater m. 1mm the. out
her of any box can be sounded
Dnoncrohntllnmondlp to
stitch"! will.
mans“ melt- at odd times. lacuna ‘t
Tram strokes after an nun. are out. to
cells depemn “I 1
“Three! slow stroke- new to I" II»!
mi: 13:05 p. on. non Wan—ed». o no.
II blind tor tent.
re alarm. form district nine re
solved by tales “
Four long blasts of the whintie s1 ‘
.30 a.1n.end 12: on ‘p 11! indicate
no schml {Or the following melon
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us? NORWALK rial: ALANVd non”.
Fire homeowners, on You not luau
home: no
OD
timf’dim‘ l ”33’... .o
I've a on w o
A telephone minute to Elliot 0 8 the
(705) between the hours of d 9.31:. Im-
t—Marvm hen-ml \prlvutel .
lain—W Washington and Fort en
ilk-Van Znndt 8t. and Osborn Au
Ave. and Melon
m—winuam 8:.
”than
225...... Width. "
t
tan—Sonview five. ml! rel gilt or”
Eoulev-nrd and nomads M};
nil—Cove Ave. and Fifth 8L
mF-Bolil word and Blackstone 8t; :iTol
lll—Keyner 8t and tune Hill Ave.(1‘ol.,
ilk-Kcyuer St. and Duck Pond rd. Tel
its—Shore Haven. Wei.)
6 a. m". lying lonelier) 0! fire. all"
will be yen u. unrest hex.
11's on reminee where loomed.
Becon slums are only to boaiven o.
the chin! or noun: chic! upon Ml min
hi the an.
nonl-
Ivonne blunt It ”ods'alm mm lemurs? In
3:10 o blast at I 1rim standardItl?
ero blasts.
l-ll- Jrl‘mmy me. or to to. no man
.Tinx echelon obwblic .sc
I I-ii- -~ Twenty-two, at 13.30 p. on. no it a
tar noon ”INT?” putrid school.
illllllill ~Ten net's quickly all. m
"untlu inherent-n33.- 3.;
MN-..“
., NORWALK Fm: ALARMI
Ii—-—Curnm or neuron wan Struts.
Mum-m a Awnu und ll
wad-Sr g H m an Roll Street. »
t-l Mon Pork. ..
ls—West Menus and Berkeley Street .
t’lwrunkiln Avon and tones? lm
ti—«Gux house. iyete box)
t'fl-Wem Avenue and him-win Street
titwiinrbor Avenue. and Graham Street
J‘hnml Street im‘l Hart-or Awnun
”«West Avenue, near the armory.
shamans Street and mm Crest.
(L—Cxoss Street and Wilton avenue.
. nameln street and North Avenue.
“whence St Moo
52» Main and Catherine streets.
v tinned“ Road and Fair Strut
5k4‘heutnut Street. near Bummor It.
sswuam Street and Union Avenue:
32.43:. The Green.
all—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
M~Ennt Avenue and Dnehnm Lone.
W
nownmu Plait ALARM nII'rmc‘n
.vfé—n
.TV‘VI? strokes of ore boll: (Dill. 1-1. .1!
Itwfllzhlnnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. El AI
R. P...
Illa-Hickory Bluff and Bell lslnnd
u- l‘ine PM"! and Rotor Pam!
llvbonz inland Sound to Helium
i——-' (mntml' Hex nil-w
tlv Grand Street ”:0 mini! Lon;
n~~l'ennoyer ell. to cross IL
23-. (‘rnns lit to Rom-odd
M—Rnlirond to .
hWWhll! Ending. liln$ u “hiking“
11333:“ 1233351 W16 L. t. Bound.
One stroke at thl tire cell at and mum
Minutes renting
Four strokes of tire boll. thus. l-l-fi-L.
voter to be out 08
A third or more alums induct. Inflow
' MAILS
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m.-%nnnon Button. Dnnhnrv no
or»
THE OLD BARN noon.
Av .
VHow we loved in childhood,
Dear days thatyare no more,‘ ‘
.To gather with our pleymates
’Round the old barn door.
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V .
Aim! the games fie played there, -
“fag” and “Hidea-nd~sc¢lr”;
NAT each otherss blunders
Laughed till we were weak.
‘ Then in harvest season,
As the loads of hay
Creakcd up from the meadow
Some hot summer day.
We'd catch onu behind them
Ere the day was o'er,
Ride withtheppy laughter
Through the old barn door!
-—-Thc Farm Journal.
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Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Corhnm Co
tonne or. Edit Norwm
Tel. 452.
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u, '1 earn—'x-. ‘
..-. it is always best to !:att‘i:7 ‘
'lealt or n plumbing repair win F _
".lt iiret sun: because its to
is to grow worse witli .
, i .
. You will save much annoy» ,_
once, as Well as time and trm .
hie, by 'Iphoniug or [sending to
' us whenever any .part or your-.0.
sanitary equipment appears to '
be out of order in the least. ‘ "
m“Home-mede" repairs
costliest in the long runMj-u":
place your plumbing problem-'
on our shoulders and we will“
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Our Specialty. .
PAINTING AND DECORATING. ‘[ '
HerbertW.Gorhath
38 GREGORY‘BOULEVARD, - . ‘
“East Not-walk. = Phlne 5934?.
The Reed & V01k .2
Electrical Co. §
The Only Fully Equipped a
ELECTRICAL SHOP .-
m the Town
AUTO ‘eurpune
Phone SUE-60 89. Main BL.
80. rim-walk. Mme Hall Block.
BTOOK 0' ,
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also napalm for All mrge'o.
Jones 81 Hotchltiss
Company
17 W." ,M. Nor-min.
M W“-
Daily Line to N Y
for freight only. roluhT on: will?
leaves Pier 32. him River. New You
(toot of Pike ptreet' every day t {next
Sunday at 3.1:. in. Weight rooelv '.d at
Writ-mun to 5 o. m. and South No:- ,_
walk up to 3: so.
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