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BOU‘I’H NORWALK
Genip Rummler, Nancy Bymo, Emily
Bundle. MlldredrAllel'. Florence Starr
land Messrs. John Reeves Frizzell, Eric
‘Haratrom, Junk Beauty. Warren Wood-
linlTa‘i ms m, an;
illAll mm fillill
i‘oilet Articles,
A full Hill of, Article:
Needed at THE SHORE. ~ Allan infield iron: mm raise) iward. Jean pumortier. Herbert Bald-
COLD CREAM ' .. Duncan, Wilton, Sil'efmlne, Wm”; win, Franklyn Bishop. Harold Nash”
TALfiUM - and Norwalk~were there. Meson. Raymond Brady and King T011198
.A fine Punch and Judy Show delight- _
ed both young and old- ‘2
In the evening lhero was general
dancing in the studio. 5
The committee in charge with to:
Bradley, Burns, Cat-icy and John Guth-
rie were the, judges of the fruits and
vegetables. They awarded prides to
the following exhlhltms;
aAmANo an, Etc.
4F. H. BAXTER. Draggist.
The beet collection of .E _‘
fruit MN than}: every one who contributed in
C ‘ W1 H Cory i th success of this under
“11“.,th best basket 0 ii— any way 0 e -
I'llil W 1; mm H Cary t tru lira W9 taking—do all who Sine so generous-
. ly their donations of materials; money,
‘automobiles. buses, time and labor.
They wlil'surely also have the heart—
felt thanks of. the unrortunates who
will be helped by their kindness.
The best poucheEDr. La Fell-a.
The best pears—firs. L H. Lapham.
The best apples—~Mre. L H. autism
The best grapea~Mra Francis l3.
Adrianne . l
The best collection at immune; '
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pastor of St.
is 3
Rev. E. J. Carroll,
Joseph's Church, of this city,
Attorney Cramer Chesterfield Hege-
man spent the weekend. at the home
of his parents in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. C, F. Forester, of New
York city, are guests at the Hotel Me-
huckcmu. Mr. and Mrs. Forester are
touring to California by automobile.
Ida May Jarvis, of this City, has
accent/ll a position with the mango-
moot r" ”m lloicl MahaclAemo, and to-
Ill, sumo work in charge oi the
hotel tolophone switch-board.
aWilliam May. of Newark, N. J.. Mr.
and Mn 2, King. of New York; L.
. r
Gianni. and E. Murray, of nunbury.
are the latest arrivals at the Hotel
Mohuckemo. ‘
Ar -zuto bus to Danbury Fair will
“be run Wednesday,T Thursday and Fri-
' day, October 7. 8 and 9, from Dalian.
West Norwalk and New Canaan. Read
E. '1. ‘cs' adv. for particulars.
'Josepn Makni. 01‘ this city.
received
word '~lnrda_y afternoon that his
son had been lukon‘sick with
typ“ " "We" aboard an oyster boat
on! Port Jet‘l’erson. hung Island. Mr.
Mahdi visited his son yesterday. and
will probably bring him to his home
in this city if it is possible for him to
travel. .
: For onmiortabios and blankets go
I to A Dickerman & Son.
'Id'l n‘ms. employed by Dr. A. D
Wadr or?“ was one And this morn-
" ing :-"'~" N! with stealing linen and
:ah‘a “'1 her employer ’ Judge
Ker- 1 Miss' Dukes $5 and sun-
tan” d For to thirty days in jail She
paid the “no and the jail sentence was
mspondod. Detective Sergeant Thom-
as l.en,;-~..m!and investigated the case.
Eur coccial sale of groceries at
fl‘he .. l.,& l’fTea Co. This
’woel. b (rains appear in today's adv.
De L A road it. ‘
5 An ixuprrtant meeting of the Smith
Nor. ii. Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, : “J: held on Thursday evening
of ti 1."!‘ek. pincer-s will be elect<
ed, a d the degree conieir'ed on sover-
1 cu . doles Tickets ore selling fast
1‘ Aumnus day bdnquot.
Our business is helping the mini
Who wants to help himselt. .
A ovary ml. womm dud pawn
~ -, ‘: a an honest desire to bet-
thelr financial condtltlon.
Have Help»!i
‘ mmuer oi poopla whin’
"dad it. We have over!
_ § The City National Bonk can be of Bketéhes. armature: and bronco. con-
‘how. . ., _ . .
- Carroll; permanent Aorsanlntldn, Wil-
:. Murray.
, Reilly;
' county committee. J. P. Hw‘mhonll.
'4 Rates; resolutions. E. 0.61m]; county
. ”odiumlttoe. R. H. Rider.
1 ' Mrs. William H; Fisher NDRWALIVCOXTRACTING mums.
‘ ' '" ' The best potatoes—Mrs. Francis if; ~(‘1‘Iw (kimnivndnl Record) 0
Adrionce.
The boat CEbMSEers- B- P Mood Plano {or cunnilingus.
The plans have been completed by
'llle -
T11 bent pumpkin Mr" Cmndall. Architect Jos. A J :xckeon 1123 Broad-
e most unique exhibit-“A chlcken way New York for the proposed new
w—Dumpling Hill Farm schwmouge to be erected on Pros-
The best collection of “Mlle!“fim-llli‘l.l DBCt ave The structure will be, BOXIOB
von Germs. .feut, of brlo‘lirA, “"l‘lélfi‘axfm’t Kind ltrfr-
' . ta cottu all ma! J 1* am on 21-
After the judging was over the ex- ml design There Wm be ”gm class
hibits were sold, some from the booths rooms, seating 225. pupils. with trash-
13nd some by peddlersmensed in beautl‘ air iooms ass: «m,- hal “citing 400
'flll and Bulking costumes. . persons, inmc pills Jr in library and
The fancy work booth containedone 90‘3“" B “'1'“? “w” ‘ ‘H be houow
of th 1} brick wall lllilllgrl . flrcpmof coridere
e nest usortmeuts of articles; iron Man-a and composition trends,
over gathered together at a tair. Mrs. and Aduiuuni wull plaster. win, slate
: Rogers, of l‘luwfla’pag’n, W“ the Chalf- black hum-do. A swam heating plant
man. The collection contained needle
work, hand-made lmlry. unset low-
wlll he installed, with AA ventilating
System. Dr. .1. Milton. Colinrn is chair.
ela and luxurious articles or over‘y as.
scriptlon.
man of the building; committee.
The art nollectlon
Ens! Norwnlk Resiilt‘nm.
Plans havo been made by Archi—
ieci Wm. E Austin, is Wear-24m
great service to you. Their adv. tells tributed by the following artists“ -5trcel. New York (or a fine residence
Messrs ”“9137. Hildubma, Casual lto he built in East Norwatlt (or Dud-
“a“ ' lei E Raymond The mm will be 01
Yohn, G“ "we" A31”! Hubboli. wood, containing ill rooms. with
n Miss Myra ,8. Richard; returned to “‘90“: Monte, dwells. Picknell. 21:1»?me mum Evmy improvumcnt will
Byrn Maur ihls‘mornlng afler‘speude moi-er, Hamilton, Bfirglum and Mia; he proildcd. with hot wuter heat. The
log the summer in Maine. Hamilton, we" so“ at auction "by Mr. jliouse will cost ubonl $17. 000
White. or New Can
an. Who Rem 8" Main Slrvct Block.
. crowd constantl inter a
The South Norwalks Saving Dunk ding was .8 irityd best i The ”a The foundations are being laid on
adv. lnlodnys issue will tellyon now 9 ° 8 ”“5 that “N North Main sliccl South Norwalk
to start l0 climb the ladder- or suc- people present appreciated the oppor- for the new black tor Charles Pon-
cons Read it "In!” of securing these beoutilnl and nlngton.f01 whiAh W. H. McMahon
.. interesting uorlus. - Qimst tho entire Aonllnci’l‘ho building
. . A a ll
'liugh Caulpb‘ell, of Munroe street. Ono entire side of the rectangle was 2:12; 350?]. i'tl‘llw‘ry)wsitl(l‘rl‘:: mihngrc‘;
has taken his “fine“ “The laurel" deleted to good things to out.
many on 1le first floor. “th pinto glass.
out of the water and has stored her Of which were made 0“ the grounds. window and metal ceilings and two
for the winter.
bl picturqa.
There was a wonderful giill on which tenements of fivo room“ each on ”19
hot dogs roasted corn and tea Werejuppor loor '1‘}hc gunning; gnu lbct by
‘ B 0(‘_ X‘ c
Joseph Hogan. 0! Bridgeport, was ”WWW" "“5 39W“ by MTS- “r“ellelnwxzil‘l‘: 23:1 :v‘i‘n liz‘glgfit :6. 000 nil"
entertained over Sunday by friends at and he“ ME‘S‘MW- They W9” kcut subcontracts are in as yet
the Court Laurel Club House. on Pine ""“3’ from the owning until the lasti
Point, Belle island machine left }
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Residence Finns 0m.
C. W. Cole bus had piling made by
Amhltevi.Wxn. Iz} Justin. 46 Wont
21th street, New York. tor a 320.000
Mrs Thayer and Mrs Brlnley serv-
Tho float of the Court Laurel Club od most delicious coffee with real
house “ll 38118 “land Wan taken out. “film. 1 unidonoc which his will build on the
”r “‘0 Wile“ “8191113! and stored for 1" 1303‘ 118 and her assistants aerv. 01d Suugdmck mad. Th“ house Wm
use next summer. ed bread. butler, honey 3““ 0119859 ho construcmd oi‘ hnlluw mt. blocks
sandwiches. The butler was made as and will contain cAorv modem our.
Mr and Mrs. WWW H. Tuthill. it was needed, and a guessing contest \onicmo including hot water hem.
‘of Roclzuway Park N, y” who have was on as to how long it Would lake to‘ Madrid light. etc.
been visiting Mr. Ind-Mrs. Samuel churn «it. They also sold fresh eggs,
Randall. 10 Elizabeth street. returned butter land butter milk. ; l-‘ n Gregory & CA1 limo the con-
to their home Sunday evening” Baked beans, potato salad Boston mm for ,1 frame bilngulow at Hnr
T“ . brown bread and memos were sold by AM vuw lie-loll for Miss E. G. MA:
Captain John W, Hoyt, one of the Mrs Shakioton and her committee. and [Huron The. house will have seven
Oldest and best known oyster-mm in a busy time they had supplying the mums, with $1331 memcniu, and cost
this vicinity, was taken to the Bridge- demands 0‘ ”'9 "Wd m“ “‘0‘” “ ‘ .__...
port Hospital, yesterday. having been Cakes were sold by M”- Hoyt and
Plans For Fllll‘ liz-aidcncoc. .
ill for some time wth stomach trou- John Macauley dispensed ice cream! Plans have been mudo by Architect
hie ’ and pop com,
o v
V Will Build Bungalow.
besides making ilie‘ Wm. F}. Austin. 46 West ‘lllh Si...
youngutors happy with conielil ahak~ENow York. (or AA residence Which he
on; h r ' iwill build for himself on the old Sun'
I 0 n8. pennants, canes, etc ‘gniuck road. Eusi Nor-wail]: it will
Candy was sold by C. H. Scovllle and he of frame construction. containing
Mrs F. C. Yohn had charge of the lem- .111 modern lmpl‘mcments, and hm
onudo my! gtupe fruit punch. Fresh water heat. Tho (-(ml or me house will
cider was made on the premises. ”’0. 1“ “10 “Blgl‘l’o‘h‘md “‘7 "D 000
Preserves, jellies, pickles. hollyhocli
'seude and peanuts were sold by Missl Architect Wm E Austin 45 W03
Kurd. 24th at New Y,urk has prepared
in the ladios wore Belgium peasant plans (or 8 handwme T°““1““°e ’0‘"
costumes. Silhouettes, toys for the“my Raymond W ‘m‘s‘m‘t Hm Tm
him 1 t d (1 house Wm be fitted up with all mod
c ren. eec rid-eye ogu, cigars and 02m com-enlA-ncce mdudin. hot WM
cigarettes Were sold by handsomely 9, heat The. cost will be in the neigh
costumed and clever peddlers and ad borhood of $20 0“"-
vertising was done by sandwich men. "fl
The Belgium museum was a center ta u d on a Mn 9
q .
of great interest. It contained rare ”W‘gg‘wg: 2:21,; rMam“ 3W},
loose. old pewterb and unloads. a tract which. A L Wood will build
clock and beautiful Prints and photo“ for H. F Miner; It will be 26x” foot
graphs of places and mom of art in of wood with eight rooms and B“
Belgium, some at which will nevur be imWWmelfts‘ 3"“ ”sung *2 900‘
soon again?
mi .lhterestlng booth had china orna
Mrs, Kate Collins. :0! 171 Wdter
street, Lseoks the assistance or ; the
police authoritlon in demanding from
relativos pupern which show the locu-
.tiun of. her husband’s grave. Mrs.
Collins ciaimé she is unable to find?
the spot where her husband is buried,
and relativesretuso to tum over. on
pars, which designate its location.
Chestnut Hill Residc'nm.
VOLLMER IS ‘AGAIN NAMED FOR
SHERIFF. .
‘WContmuml mun Fifth Page.)
Holmes, John Heam and James 561- House at \lonin Beach.
tun. proxy for E. A. Walkley. -
'Ilrumbull—Howard T Randall and
Emil Berger.
Westport—William Downa, .proxy
for Eli B Mead and ‘Charles Drlscoll.
Weaton~John M.- Lockwood. »
Wiltonwsnerman Morohona “ ‘und‘;
H B. Osborn. 1*
The following district committees
.‘(were appointed 5 ‘ . .
Twenty firsl~6redeuflalh . Thom”
Lexington Avenue Home.
Frederick Pulumbo is building for
Merino: It will be 27x40 feet, having
110 rooms for two families with im-
urovemon‘tls‘: ' .
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madamg Building.
H. V Carr has the contract (or re
bowls. étc. and also most delilcoua im-
ported gnteanx.
The gypsy wagon with the fortune
teller, was a great drawing card and
added another realistic touch to the»
fair.
llle rifle range was n great attra’c-
thin for all the men. A
The international names: of frocks
H. Brady: resolutions. E. All Jonou; finder the million of Mr. Kunming]
. assisted by Mrs. Rummler. made ‘2‘"
“TWenty, novel-mums; norms great hit aud‘was one a: the popular
Miller; comment emulation. An- events of the alternotm and .the even-
ihony Yeriila; resolutionm; hmnoe log. The barker, Duncan Frizzoll,
Miller; county conimtneoflohn 0. Mil rounded up the Crown. which Were
ler. ‘ admitted to the building to the strains
Twenty-tourthA—Credonihlo, John b. o! a. hand organ. The announcer. Mr.
3 Reilly: permanent organiu‘tlim. F. S. Bummer, described the charms and
otherwise of the tracks to the spe i-
bound audiences. The tollowlng un
. , pounded humor: curiosities: “The ~13»
Burnett» ' “The nous-Haired " ‘"‘” -"‘ "‘"V"
wond“ n it“. Bearded may» ““0" .. j”H 5'"; . “512‘:
£er Enter" "The alumnae Twins.“ ‘
lien: Cassidy: resolutions, Michael J.
Cl bl) . ount final 0, J. m»
a y c y en "'9 H for F. H. Gleason and L S. Bears.
.‘Six rooms will be provided and the
cool will be 52. 000'. ‘ .
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Twenty second—Credentials. . .P. _ I.
permanent organintloiiil’ -
Ferris Avcnuo House.
build a, fraud: house on Ferris avenue
for Joe. Grnmby. There will be Bin
rooms, with l promments ,7
for- Muir M. F. Webb tor which LB :
11wa has tho contract. to housa
w'il have improvements um' will cost
$3, 000 '
“ohm d A.“ 1“"-
Ayn; «at, when A. doom-16d
. menu. little figures. trees. shrubbery. himself a. frame house on Lexingeon ’
[modeling a building on Fifth street ,
J. R. Morton line the contract to ‘
Work in Albumin; on the seven- ’
room outings on Delaware avenue.
T‘ Mar-lug in; Co., have under way ‘
.‘torutlons and l o nan we A .
3‘; WM . mod 1 «A ‘
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THE CARNIVAL.
(New York sun; . V -
on, tho autumn tide is we cami—
'val tide,
And what shall the carnival
war? ‘
Shall it be the blue of the haze
hung skies
That is blent with gold and with
‘ topaz dyes?
Shall it be the pied 30ft green
“ that lies
0n the meadow slope and the
mountain side,
Shhnmering for and fair?
Nay, none of those for the‘carnb
val tide, .
For red is the carnival wear!
And never a rgdder carnival
. shone
Than novlfwhere the San and the
Aisne flow on
In the red of the eve, in the rod
, of the dawn.
And the war fires mic and the
thundm ride ' ..
Under late autumn air!
Of what avail is this carnival
tide,
This blood red carnival wear,
These carnival lines that rock
and reel
And eddy and only end meet and
wheel ~ . -
Augi‘oddy in} ally and meet and
\ JAM-my? "
m have diag: ‘ a
n
€36?
—Clinton scenard. -
on» “Thu Ame cum- . if
' “About""omn." "l
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Mi llincry, oat“, Suits
and Dresses
GLOVES“
Attention is invited to our noteworthy collection of
.Gloves'for 'Street and ‘Drcss Wear. Complete assortmeots -
0 all the fashionable Full colorings are represented.
In view’of the advanced pricOc of gloves, and the un-
certainty of future importations, you willbc interested to
know that last year prices will prevail while the present
stock lasts.
(The N. E.Ryan Co.
as WASHINGTON‘STBEET. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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Doudemgloecnmlval
For Comfortabies and Blankets
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A. DICKERMAN 81 SON
We‘ Give §. & H. Green Trading Slamps
SOUTH NC“:RWALK, ’CT.
'Phone 446
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THESE SIX STYLES
Represent a Few of the Most Popular FALL STYEES
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Radium“.- Wiist 5930
L l“. 5 l 5532 J Sku-
V 2 9‘9 5k N. Waist 5926 Skirt 582’ duet ““5925 t 5589
5 Lu ‘2 5437 Sklfl '88: Skirt 5468
r The Monk Wonderful Collection of AUTUMN STYLES “uprising tho Intent
RUSSIAN TUNIC BASQUE ’
SPANlSH CAVALIER CAPE WAIST
etc" etc. .. has junk arrived.
con tum b- to (1:93 ling on our “PAL! . ST
OCTOBER PATTE::J\S AND MAGAZINES NOW ON SALE
Donnelly
in PICTQRIAL REVIEW? PATTERNS .
New: befon ‘ho ouch a unlendidcoligl'etica of novelties born offcml myriéguatomem Be um: um!
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Wednesday, ThurAdAy udj Fmda
Orobrr 7th. 8 9i
FROM DARIEN, WEST NORWALK AND NEW
f CANAAN '
LEAVING DARIEN AT 8 [O’CLOCK
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