“m1 8m. '36, 391';
Urs..lt.0fieadrlcbs:otCove avewfllgmchasevflgrntbincreasetbe
aae.reteraedtohsrhome. yesterdayedlcieaeysfthsnewmuawipal mi
amt-noon. after a pleasant visit with tints. i
friendsiaflrldgeport. *- .
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-, .5 WII ‘ M! y ExhauacndmvatsrmJu
usabaaseeued " position with startedwcstualnlahhfcrmershop
'Bsownlflmondainthelrilshmumemmma" “'1
hot. thbloek. «Fowlerfcrsomeflmedldhlsworkat
ihisbo-abatmaeasecfbusinesshss
msdeitneesssaryforhlsltoresume
wmhhrmmmhehas
latte my: 3;"; $132”! sgainshrtadlahisfcrmu-work shop.
in Bold» RIB. m mm home ‘0' Theme-lo m subclas- hammer
day. insert by the bridge esntlnctors will be
stilled forever after bday.’ Work will
George Scoliold, of Rowan street. he finished on the oolerdam of pier it.
has resumed his duties in the South and.aathisistbelastcftbe12 piers,w
Norwalk brand: of the Standard Oil the hammer will no longer be needed.
enumeration-animus very plea!- 'l'heacissoftbohammerwasagresi
ant vacation. §Innoyanee to many. especially at night.
but no protest was made he
Wewls Wardell. of East avenue, who the knowledge that it '0‘“ 3:59“:
ll
lfr.andh(rs..WA Raymondot
'two little sons have I'm sun a
John mmummihfltm“, m,
.n
stimuli-gets
women“.
Nubfllhert Jones.“ 3.315 Ridge
mmn-mesnss-i
most.
W
“rheIaiaylloraing” by Chas-la
Mala I!” ti; be I Wei 0!
productlvsskill. "
xm'
Gene Seymour is certainly one A‘
the 'most 90qu young men in
m and his passivity has not out-
any since he =“purchased a Chal-
,,__ slum-t» Amomcm stun-cosmmhoencnm-
stock mnh-%.mcm as was In- datarlllls ma Schiller.
mmwmwm‘vmmmm silica-serum. 3.1.udhercws'
, . .I- “I City
mummmmm} ”$3,,”‘g‘mx‘m' “1:“ Vin , mm». arse!
"a o?’3“°‘"m*“3”§mmc’t" “W“W'W"
- v urn to heme n ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. crea- ulthslr w '5 “m 5' "' “a m" “
uh w L. “I.“ m ”I“.
John II. he of Silveenh‘e III
M an entertainment at a” and
radiations la the Town Elli. next
Friday evening. Hoifleinrdeh. the
Bil-ht. will accompany nil-{Hal}.
trlasptheilshm. They made a
Short slsvatNewbnvgh. N. Y. visiting
thebrothuofllraYoln.
.—
At the end of the week Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buttery, as well as Ins.
The new timetsbe goes into effect"
nest Mutiny morning 0n the but}
important
Minnie. entertained a party of “VI-Clichanges. especially in the morning.
and relatives from the ridge whocalae ’l‘he' first train out will be 5: 5! s. m.
in autos. '1“. present a: to train will leave at
VI: “an. latheovenhtgthe-pseasnt
D2" will leave at s: as and tbs-19:-
‘1' “4 l" Amw“’°m s: mu leave at 1035' The theatre
entertaining visitorsdsflsgthapastt'uiswlu hemmed Newm-
ee.k Their son irons Buffalo. N. Y., can on Wednesday overtime. at 1:05
a 3W!“ his vacation with them a. m The first incoming train on
and enjoying auto launts and tours 3.3;;1'": :35: 0:13.”! I“ z;
thmuhim'bw'llmm- {will be 10:25. instead 0! s- so a. m.
There will be no school train in the
3"?“ Mule.
D Putnam Bridley is thought to be
Lis at Trinidad in the West indies.
Father Tchan is located in Phlladel
{this
The peach festival held recently on
the pounds of the Union Chapel net:
hit the exterior of the building. and
new new in the aural. and thereto
a mans that will meat the expendio
turn m (or a new fence.
W
The rddents of this section would
appreciate active cooperation on the
part of the towns of Nos-walk and
Dorian to resurface the short stretch
or road from Beck's corner to the
. flaring ptaceon the Post reed. Pne-
ted a. sum sufficient to pay for paint. _
has been enjoying a pleasant vacation
for thepsst week. will resume his du-
ties intbe Soutthrwslk Trust Com-
pany. on Monday evening.
Mrs. William McRedmond and
daughter. dormer naidmts of the East
Side. now at Stamford. are spending
a short visit at the home of Mrs. Mc-
Bedmond‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Reynolds, of Fort street.
An idle trolley car which has. been
atandingderthaaast few days in front
of E. Robinson‘s machine shop. on flow-
vlevv avenue. is affording no end of
amusement to a number of youngsters.
who “make believe traveling" to their
~ man's content.
.3,
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.MVA.
EAST NORWALK
Florist Harrison and his helpers
are still busgat the Old Mill. One
would scarcely know the place.
——Let us bury the hatchet deep, deep.
doe».
Way. was down. where it will keep.
mm while it is quietly rusting there.
, years ago. holding that position for
one..of the most individualistic artists
in the. colony. and the most strikingly .
original in certain phases of mi
In the bylay of imagination he is uni-
“His Fantasy," as wall sable
“Brook Design.‘ show lortb this pecu-‘
liar phase of his genius. I
long.
The marveying of long island
Sound, being done by engineers aboard
the “Hydrograpbr.” which is making.
South Norwalk its present headquar-
ters, is rapidly nearing a completion in
local waters. Every morning a launch, '
boarded by a number of hydrograpll- ‘
era and necessary equipment, leaves;
the steamer for work outside the her-'
bor Thhjouyenwshousme‘flyi
dl’Oxl‘Ipher." are hmilhr figures in
their uniforms. and are readily making
a number of friends is this city. ' i
.Rev. James W. Davis. pastor of the'
Adventist Church. of Bridgeport will!
have charge of all the services in the
local Advent comm Climb on Van “m"! h?“ mm“ °“‘ 9' “m“
Zant street tomorrow. Rev. llr. Davis'
was pastor of the local diurch six
l Frank Kelley oT Noruaik road spent
eight successful years. Ir. Davis is
well known and popular on the East fined to her home (or the past week
Mrs. H. L. Sturges hss gone to
Iaineto spend three weeks.
v.0...“—
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with fire. W. D, Hall.
The aunts-37mm Club will meet ‘
.Tuesday afternoon, September 29, at
‘ «Wisdom-firm!“ um”
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Mn. is. snow and. son Norris
“I. and Mrs. Ann" Marcus “a" Swanwlclr Of North Wilton M'Q Men
:spendiug a few days in aomytcn.
Milton list-cliches hssgior’
nieeterduy in New York. on business. some tasty rustic chlirs. tables and
' lower:
Mrs Clarence Stevens has been eou- ‘ '; '"-' ‘
Mrs. C 3. MW!“ and NEW!
Wm lit 9“ mow-u
a; 1..
Work heart and band for the Annual
Fair. ‘
.‘l‘lte Annudh Fair supported by all,
win help in son a Community Hall.
Mrs. Marlo Inca, who was recent
ly so successfully operated upon.
getting along very well. is looking due.
and in good spirits. was the cheery
news brought by Ira. Gertrude It;
Albertina to her this after a visit
to the hospital on Thursday after-‘
noon The best proof of life. Lexen's
popularity were the numerous floral.
Brigadier 'wuliam Andrews, of
Hartford. a divisional 'odlcer of the
Southern New England Salvation Army
Corps. is being entertained at the home
or Ensign and Mrs. Edwin J Perrett. of
Cottage avenue. ohlcers in charge of
the local Salvation Army, -
‘ The staunch three-masted vessel
f‘Besste rho-r! n salesmen at.
the Hatch a Bailey Conmyi- wharf.
The best was towed from the outer
harbor by the in "ladle V" yesterday
The “Wiles a ledge consignment
of lumber aboard. She hails from Nor-
table. where she could see them and
inhale this“: trap-nee; mum is full
of gratitude for them. While there.
a portly mom who. at first
sight. has often bout taken for ex-
President Taft. even to his eyeglass-
es. came in. and was introduced to
Ills-s. A. as Charles um. the hue-
The new lumber shed cftlie minus “bend of ”I! Inn-lid ml one of m
3“.” Company on Wnter am has finest looking than around. The con-!
tributes, mutually arsaged on her}
: Corners .
“I William J McKendI-‘iek is having a
lumoce installed in his home on Rail-
road avenue.
—-——-——
Mrs. Anton Ross of New York is '“W ‘1‘“!!! ‘ pleasant tints in thei ~-—-
.the guest of Mrs. John E Ber-am,
Hoyt street.
d.—
Raymond Crsndall of High Ridge
has purchased a farm in Butchers
[Counm N. .r. .
F. C. Fladd of Oenoke avenue has
been spending the week with friends
in Concord. N. H.
J
The New Canaan Historical Society
held a monthly- meeting thh after.
moon, in the library.
George Psuley has plans out for a
A “been completed. “a . sans of work- dislity of the two ladies was a pless- haw bungalow to be built on his prop
‘ nacsdsm road. The short hill just be-l
.ofsextwea.
‘ lent streetbyfios'h'e‘ot depertnlentii
-mmnmnmnmtm .
‘Vssow plfisflwiflstlleii We. wmm'm
Vpsvingohvniaststrestisesaetlr
‘lleeiameastbat‘lhldonfiouth Main :2
street. is the second district. yhl‘eh', ».
men are busy Milne storhxg lumber in out sight to all who witnessed it.
it which they are unloading tram the Nearly all the lady's friends around
“Bessie Brown.“ The main once or ht“! paid her a visit, each bringing
the [latch I: nailey Co. will be on Mar- either sewers Il' Wt.
dull street. ' l --:--—
. —-
A miniature pester house is under-
W......°::::;:°9::.2;P::m: Rovmmn e;
nlshedfrom 'tornnthefourpcwerfl » ,
on pumps. which will be installed to .M,_,.. kw _ .. I
keep the water out of the coilerdam Votg' Miss Gladys Boots". of McKinley
plsr9.workcnwhlch startstheilrststreethasretsrnednoma visit in
‘ mount Vernon. New. York.
MW mm“ are being 9'“ ‘0 Frederick Davenport. is; has been
where they are building a watenbound lion.
7"“ u” rillrosd Md“ on Fort Mr. and illrafilhs A. Carpenter. of
M ".5 always in 9°,“ “Tm-1W Rumour] street, have been entertain- ,
usebuuymaumnlmbnttm :u womarmcnesm
hasbesnremediedbytbestreetde-gg'yith V '
partment. .
w
Ierty on Smith Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Simon are
entertaining relatives at their home
on South Main Street.
_._..._......
Mr. and Mrs. F c Yohn and m
iiy have returned from a visit with‘
reldtlves in Newburg.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Behre and
totally have returned from a motor
trip so New Hampshire.
; Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lord have
been entertaining their son from Buf-
1an for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coleman on-
men of Rye, this week.
Hrs F. c Fiadd and party of
friends motored to Waterbury this
week, and visited relatives. '
litre. Harry Jobs of stemfcrd me
the guest of Mrs. Herbert Schmidt on
Rutlroad avenue. yesterday. ’ ’
Ibisyflaketheadstenompher
oftbe’h-tMotNewJeI-ssy.
star-earthly, N. .12.: is'spdtdingh
Work on the cement paving of Van
mung mash, Many residents
“‘ m“ m m M-“M “ “l“ homeofllr.aadlrs.dlA.Tlnker.ot
and no longer doubt its cllelsncy. The.
hspmsasosstisfsctory , V
'l'betuwfllbsanimpertant meeting .g
annssltwoweeks’vacatlou at the:
f» Lawn-ems Carl Balm] and .Henry. wan
Corners. one night this week.
*4»...
"a;
George and Eirdeall starchy, Ted
in:
tel-tamed Mr and Mrs. Joseph liar- ,
Forty panes of glass were broken » .
out or ‘A. H. nulliken's house at Scott , v
Mrs. lilies Adams un‘ HoYt street '
has been the guest or her mother. at ~
Scott Corners; for the past week.
., During the past week. some of the .
, ’ towns: about town have been re .
paired. doing away with treacherous
. _‘ nieces. , .
- v t. Ferndale was also lost W
Thursday of Miss Harriett F.
stead.
——Vy.———— _
“The 'bcardoi's; at the
have left for their homes is the city.
Oil-
country. I
ti “ f
St. Matthew rish Building has
recently been paired to the extent
In: having its not re-shingled. Frank
accrued had it. contract ~
The people in this locality are as-
luver is e masthead of water. This
low state of tha‘strearss is indicative.
it is said. o'iahsrd winter.
..
“Wiltonmeopla’ are looking forward
toattendlng “The Country Fair” to
be held Saturday afternoon. at; the
studio of Solon Borglum ls Silver-
mine. This will he a benefit enter;
tainment for thg relief of the Belgian
suilsrers.
u is report-unit Prol. William E.
Chancellor. of south Norwslk, will
shortly more to Wooster. Ohio. His
daughter, Miss Mary Chancellor has
inquently visited Miss nausea Esk-
land. and those who hatchet her
Will regret to hear of her leaving the
. lilsst.
on the premises of tiles Lucy But-
xdsn. a small helm was consider
6.ny damaged before the names were
extinguished by water from ashose in
the bands of neighbors Lite coals
from ashes placed near the W}.
was the cause of the lire.
ll‘rederlclr Wampo's Valle- enltho all:
\{Iiit'uil Zane)- is‘awevlon a hitters
trip. Mid the town is duller ii‘r‘VV conse-
dn'enc‘e. .
_VV.VVV
"Wayside” i
A lire originated Tuesday multimilm 33" ‘3‘“ 0“ We“ to
sibly the tradesmen of Darien would
appreciate it also.
m
Fiacke O‘Hara's house bore a duo
over its front door with the legend
"Erin so Bragh." A new sign has
replaced it bearing the ti‘lo "Crag
Darrsgh." Hr. O'HARA hs’e‘ not
changed his sentiments. however. it.
has merely bestow“ a more than!
title to his roof tree.
Father Heitaman. the oldest asthma-‘-
prieat at Ferodele. is an advocate oi
pedestrianism. Hie mode of severing
the three miles to the railroad slam-n
is ' on foot. while the younger men
drive. Father Heintsman, who is well
past to once walked to and from Dan-
hury to officials at a church there.
The recto: bus seems to have met
with greater financial success since its
route was changed to bring it through
WV?“ Nina's-III. One or the uric-store
drool Nor'walk to Now
all via filvsrmine. says that the
line will be belted down West No~
Vi'ralls avenuerlnsidé r‘of‘two- you”
mm Inspector Hath banal
Bids. and many of his friends are very! W DeWitt he. been my. and We!!!” ”3., “gm
much pleased at the opportunity of Robert 0rd“ '1" W” “in” lire. “Q! me New “.3qu to
again mowing his acquaintance) The W VWW' chm“ “Y" WW 9"” Wit " "bi i! 1h If“ thm" miles '1' ‘
lmwm'th“mhuyn ~ m N ”I Ill-£3220 ilk ”hth‘mmdh I33:
interesting. I Krsi’ blinsterJ Wk and bliss ‘”
MM Henrietta «Pratt»! M Illa m" Falcon 1 m“ It.”
Ibsen the Guest of relatives at Scott WWO! Norm were he.“ T“ who“ on”; K
attests; the hack. m house on
Death Mead the new one family
house recently erected on Taylor ave-
nue for Raymond Va Epstein. of this
city.
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.STATE OF CONNWHCUT.
Taxes on investments
M
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write a!
once to State Met. Hartford. Ct
riouely looking for more rain. Wellsd rsr tins.
' and cisterns are“ dry. and the NM ’
Actuator letter will besent wis-
requested. explaining the prop" III
fantasia:
islwwmhoineossosolnm
neatGenesalAsssm, hly.andwillbe
urgedformtszdngeatatesal
lheloealretesforallthetimeowm
edbthsonsuehhh‘asesin
actionasharenotpstddurlogthe
life of the owner This is tenths pa.-
turnofapenslty.
devious Bank deposits are not he.
Hetolaxindheown‘erienamo
lionsyiubank (not a Sarina
Mlmpstthedomenleaxas
.ghown in the circular letter. " , .
.IJstaoXpI-epertyllablstc‘atu
mhhmentnnorrsar‘ehm.
in moor-bury; as of Us! let. in
trumpssscfiunelattnhlsw
Haran;as-ofJuiy1st.isWalilng'-
ford: use! September 1st, in W
port: andasofOecoberlllrinali
mausoleum -
munnuhpudmthssm
TreasurenAtAnynmeaadeasmsts
for one or more years from and
the
M MHNtBePaidbefenr
fammmmumn
ill.
iothei‘reasareratflartford. .
. Whitman-casinos.
mm
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mlawoiwmmhrthehll
“m-
ll‘ll‘llil
mass,u;sslt on the ground lee.-
.‘s the-emaildauerlncese
bites. “Preparatory Gen ‘ '
iii-hoist odors» for older am. who
sin and dancing under” compel.
" .Friniar’y and late
mane of your banker or_ write.
W.
was. Inhatmneo'olaeh All-else- .'
.V the recite in the '
set avenue
Willi: one)
Vm little warm .
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Westport. Conn.
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mans.“
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FAST Film Mills To new
YORK AND 10 ALI. Porters lit
THE scorn me VII'I'.
Murmloe‘toallimortaul
interior-points. makhg connections
with daily threuxhosntetbstoliow—
his points: Cincinnati. Chasm. Den
ear 1M. mm City, Louis
villa Little Rock. Okldom City. 81
instead Salt Lake Cit» Freight
boat loaves Pier 3'! East him use
York (that of Catherine St). even
”wand" atznm. Freight
:ssivedathluwsihspiebnmaad
Net-walk” intuit. m.
slim
”fit! NORWALK pTBAflBDA? LINE
. Aiming .I. was; theme. -
jeans 3'. mama-set.
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Motor-”aw
mu Willi
sarnrrsw COUNTY sou.
no BANK.
é;
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can made to give honest service i
are sold for honest prisms.
1’me can. m ‘
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lilo adrnm was mau- m the. price
The mice a! MA\ 9 we. guns--
' coughs
. serials.
-:\~e in
Anselm
20 per cent. m - dc—
manded by other makers oi - mm
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pric- d AJAX ’l‘ieea “glow of
AJAX Twmm mum is!‘
or archdiocese.
nuyAJASMMorci .
..l. have a stock or am mile gun-
anteed Thus of sis-Mani makes that
I mu sell fool- all price lists as i
bought 3. cash lactose advance was
Austin 5 Garage
us BOUT" MAIN 81‘.
O:- m Ila“, W. l. Austin,"
, W Avenue» ' .
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Entirely Satisfied
with you table hoard try a few
meals. Breathing well cooked
ind served properly. We el-
VII"! have satisfied customers.
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sure will-lg . T” the “wakes. ls
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fee! will never so
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harsher school. the
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invests: Lire. Annuity or Life in- . - .
‘ some Policy. Returns are better man
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