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51 WASHINGTON “REIT
SOUTH NORWALK
Mrs. William Tattle and daughter, The monthly basins. meeting oi
Mrs. William Holt, or New-Canaan, the Woman'- Guild at Trinity Church
visited with relatives in Nor-walk, re- is schedaiadeto he held tomorrow
costly. evening in the Guild room at 7:45 o’-
clock.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, who were _________
when of the parish house in New The two new markets of Oscar F.
‘ for some months, have moved Schultae. in either end oi the town,
to Wwalk “ opened on Saturday moat suspiciously.
George Hoyt oi New Canaan, is 011- 22;; ”mpg?! ‘3‘“ 3:113:th
joyigs a few days vacation, which he yo “I mill. ',
is spending in the Roscoe cottage at” " ‘
Hickory Bind.
, .
A novel complaint was madehto po-
lice helium! yesterday’men a
Soriaawoed grocer, nettle-l Ohio: Peu-
Illusion a firmer antenat- reload to
pay his hill. The complainant was re-
terred to its}... moderating attorney.
A Girls' Club is being formed in
Saint Baul's Parish, and a meeting
will be held shortly to perfect the on
sanitation, and elect officers.
A collection for the Red Cross fund The state convention of the Girls
,4, 4 was taken up yesterday in the South Friendly Buddy will be held in Nor~
1;; Norwuk Chumhy‘wd $10.50 WE! rel! m in No'emm “a member“ of
' iced to assist this worthy cause. the local branches will entertain they
delegates im- outoftown. and de-
tails of the gathering will be announc-
ed iater.. ‘
W, .W, Austin. oi ‘Siivermine, has
been visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
Charles 1. Austin of Main street, New
Canaan, several days the4past week.
oncer John Smith. Saturday even-
ing. made an attack on a squad of
Day street “potty-blowers," who were
firing at noucornbatants on that
street. Olcer Smith confiscated sev-
Elam B. Mallory, 01' E A. Mallory on oi the “blowers," and warned the
l Sons, Inc, was admitted to the Dem boyg to cease grin;
bury hospital Saturday forenoon and
early in the afternoon underwent an4 NOW on (Instant street”, Sec-
operation for appendicitis. and District. complained to the police
*— Saturdny events: that a chicken thief
, —A Hollow’ en Danes will be given was om in out vicinity An in-
at the Assembly Hall, October 319i vm was lads by Patrolman
tor the benefit of the Norwaiir Dispen- Milton 1. Lockwood. but no trace of
my. Tickets will be placed on sale the thief mu be found, '
two weeks before the dance.
——Goid Medal Flour, $7.50 bbi. Bech-
man’s.
3:
y.
The fourth monotony of the pres-
Ths iirst meeting of Saint Paul’s ent real-ship. of Rev. Frederick A. ,
Guild will be held on Wednesday at- Coleman. will no celebrated in Trin-
ternoon, the 14th inst., at 3 o'clock, ity (herein. the nrst day of Novem-
when emcers will be elected and com- ber. Th motor and hire. Coleman
mitteee appointed to arrange {or the plan to heat home to the menibers oi .
the parish on Wednesday. November
-—--——- 4. slim and stains.
There were eleven sales or real ea.
into in Norwalk last week, with mort- An What. apparently intox~
gases amounting to $28,291 recorded. looted. was with; down the turn-
For the last week or September, 1913. pike, at midnight, Saturday, swerving
there were six transfers of WWW. new! from on alloy! the road
and mortgages at $12,125.. to the other. linear Alex. Benjamin
signmd hint to stop. which he re.
The Woman's Association of the fused to do A 'plmue call was sent
South Nor-walk Baptist church will alias! to the Stanford police, but no
hold an important meeting in the trae. or the driver could be found.
church at 3 o'clock on Wednesday at-
4 lemons. Mrs chorus Color will have A m meeting or the legal mem-
charge. _ has at M am will be new
. ~ this eventual 8 o'clock. The matter
new °‘ mm ‘“ m *° ““3
.. rte assist him in carrying not
THE BANK OF SERVKE -4: the narilh’a work will be voted upon.
Tryzlhis .Thfimbanimponantone,and
ova-y legal-ember is urged to at-
F xperiment m“
if not already in the habit or
neylns by check. won’t you in BOISE" I'
it for a time, and note the advan‘ "Hill's 3.811“?
tagssoithepiani, , ,
ruehiheoaaeartbythenearons
Pay By Cheek Mouse-scum. at South
You will soonbe convihoedthai
mmmwhmnm’w aqua-aunt m4ruesdsy
aaditaraater.
.Du'tthinkyoahavetoheh
season's work.
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book. iihwgathu' MI Dry Scallops
Unleashes-semen”. , ‘
”ashlar-amines “Md.
,ihctery. Wes-lolly..- ,
cm] mama-isms
(Il- silliness
' has cuts about the lace and body.
, ionrth‘giri. whose name has not been
.learned, escaped with only a shaking
Jrflflnilaa with“:
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quartetetiittiesirtsateodiutheread
andufltoaeehowiensthcyenula
remainihere hermetic: animus
“output. it Recommends»
same tactics with another machine
andthcdriverhadtostonthe ms
ichine' suddenly in order to avoid
mm.
Ir. Beuhenbaner, his wife and
meshedbeenvieiflnxtbeeeme
mmwmmurningtow
masseuse-steamed. flare
namyadaaldIr.W
'bsuerdeeiaresthathisnachiaawai'
not travelingnore than 12 miles an
hour. The children. he lays. stood in
the middle of the road, looking.“ the
approaching car. They were dodging
5‘baekandtorthinpiay.andltwasap‘
parent to the occupants of the car
how long they could stay in the road.
The machine struck'aii tour and sent
them sprawling in all directions.
“ Reubeubauer claims he stopped his
car within live feet of the scene of, the
collision. Catherine Clements met
instant death. Her sister Roth has
a broken thigh and internal injuries
and is now in a serious condition in
a Hartford hoaitai. The Perry girl
The
up.
Medical Emitter P. B. Buses cons
messed a preliminary investigation
last night and said so tar. everything
pointed to the tact that the accident
was unavoidable.
Five Hurt When Auto Crashes into
Bridge on Turnpike at Seymour.
SEYMOUR. Conn., Oct. 5.-—-An:auto~
mobile. said to be owned by Thom
P. Rourke, of 1560 Chapel street, New
Haven, was wrecked and the live
occupants received minor injuries in
a collision with the stone bridge on-
the new Haven road at an early hour
yesterday. Every edort ,was made to
conceal the identity of the occupants
of the car. it is said the driver re
solved severe internal injuries. The
scene at the accident was the “use
where a fatality occurred a year aso.
‘Fop Causes Bad Smash on Durham
aide Road. '
fared two broken legs and his wile.
two children and chauiicur received
minor injuries when their automobile
struck a telegraph pole in a tog early
yesterday, near here. The accident oc
curred on a branch road, and it was
'diiilcuit to see because of the log. Mr.
O'Dowd was taken to a Hartford hos-
pitui.
Dr. Klarnan's Car Hits Wagon. Three
Escape.
MILFORD, Oct. lir-Mra. Nathan Li-
her and two friends were thrown from
their wagon, yesterday. when an auto-
mobile driven by Dr. J. M. Kiernan, or
West Haven. attempted to pass be-
tween the wagon and a trolley car.
The wheels of the wagon and auto
mobile were ripped off. The injuries
to Mrs. Liber and her friends were
not serious. .
Pedestrian Run Down. Drives Head
Through Shield.
HARTFORD, Oct 5.——Peter Tobbitt
had a miraculous escape from injury
'lf not death last night. when he was
struck by an automobile driven, by R.
13. Bennett. oi this city. The acci-
dent occurred iu South Windsor. Tob~
bitt, “who was walkinz. was struck
headon, his body was forced over the
pushed through the windshield. His
imnries consist mostly of cuts and
bruises. Bennett was given a prelim-
inary hearing and released in bonds
oi 8300 for appearance in court next
Tuesday
Four Killed in Auto. ,
ELK’i‘ON, hid. Coho. _ -Four persons
were killed and a fourth probably
was mortally injured when their au-
tomobile was struck by a Baltimore
and Ohio passengcrktraln here last
night. ‘
The dead:
Mrs. E. A. Harlan, her daughter
'Helen, eight years old. son Theodore,
nine years old, and Liasie Shore. do-
mastic. ’
Haines Harlan. husband of the
dead woman. who was driving the
ear, reecived,‘injurlea which are ex-‘
posted to residt fatally. —
."Asreat deal oi whatwecall
pleasure is lonely imaginary." said
the ready-made philosopher.
“ “1 «some so.” replied the man"
bile. ,
«amuse-r you like too.-
albinhhesblarldsuithoethav-
that they were endeavor-ins to see 4
DUREAI. Conn. Oct. Sr—Lawrence ?
LO’Dowd. of South Manchester, sul— “
hood of the machine'and his band
who was worktop on his anionic»
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Biscuit
Empt the appetite,
e the taste and
nourish the body.
crhmcicanhndfraah.
scents.
Round. thin. tender—-
with a delightful flavor
appropriate for lunch
eon. tea and dinner.
recent.
GsAcltsRs
Made of the finest
ingredients. Baked
to perfection. The
national strength
food. to canto.
Buy meow»
’COMPARY" '
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PiliPii-‘r‘fmiiiiifli”
Salts, Calumet, Pills, Act an
Belicia Lille Pepper Acts
to Noairils ‘
Get a Iii-cent box now. 4 4
Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help, else they
suitor from constipation, The condi-
tion is perfectly natural, it is just
as natural as it is for old people to
walk slowly. vFor age is never so
active seventh. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
Solali old people need Casserole.
’One might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with sinus as to neglect this
senile aid to weak bowels. The bowels
must be kept active. This is imper-'
last at all ages, but never so noel;
as at nity. 4 4
Age is not a time for harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the bow
etc into activity.
used every day. What the bowels oi
tonic. One that m R? constantly
tonic is Cosmetic, and they cost only
10 cents per box, at‘ any drug: store.
They work while you sleep.
~me Lennonés sea-rues.
Monday and Tuesday, at Pleasant
“An Odyssey of the North" which is
played by Hobart ‘Boaworth and an
excellent cast in! Paramount players. .
and it the indications on its success
are to be based on the large turnouts
for last week’s‘ billy,
could not be named in this
4 and electric 4'“,
But a lash can’t be “
the old need is a gentle and mature! '
used without harm. Tht only such 4
For the lirst two days or the week, .
Hour and Lockwood’s Hail, the mo- ,4
tier: picture patronlf‘wm and. an ex- -‘
, cellent restore in Jack iondon’ a work
Thiststbemdi’aramoutfcatere
the mature“ '
should be the highest drawing card _ .7
storminitorwaik. The‘aéins',
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NORWAIJL COHTRACHNG NOTES
(WWW)
W, Street Schoolhouse
0!
new
Dunbar? (or the proposed
committee. Thedrueture will» be tax-
and slate reel. with asbestos roe: ov—
er the uneasily hall. In the base
girls, with git-cell air room, boiler am!
lost me. (in the first floor there
'7?!“ be Rita class room, with Prin-
cloakroom and library and on as
‘aemhiy hail. asses, ,4;with dressing
. scents and stage on
' floor there will be (our. class rooms.
with teacher's room,» There will be
wardrobes“ in been or
class rooms. The corridors will
the stairs will lie concrete. The wanna-
coline will, be or means cement and
the mouse. will be fitted up with
slate to do The. building“: W!
steam heating system, hotly direct
and in and mom he :a too-
darn ventilating sync!!! A vacuum
cleaner. will he installed. All well
as snows stains. electric users
We
the contract too a line residence to
be erected on Ever-icy avenue. tor
be oi” frame construction. certainties
meats. and the cost will he in the
neighborhood or ”.5”. Jones it
Eotchkiss have the contract for the
Bron. the foundation work.
m
Minn Street House. ‘
Work has been started on a new
house which P. and J. Larraurl will
The house will be of frame construc-
tion.” arranged for one family. with
all improvements, and heated by for-
once.
The two frame houses which-Stan-
ley Hart is building at Rewayton are
on, St. John Keyser. The Jones &
Hoicbkiae 00.. have the plumbing
and heating contract and Dolan a
Dunning will do the painting.
' Work is well along on the double
. house which Contractor Thomas Rob-
ins is building on Putnam avenue for
himself. The contract for the plumb-
ing and beating has been given to the.
Jones a Hotchkisa Co. and the White
Electrical (30., will do the electrical
work.
The contract (or the plumbing in
the six mom cottage which St. John
Koyaer are building on the Marvin
Beach tract (or Theodore Olson. has
been given to Thos. .1. Rough. Dolon‘
Dunning will do the painting.
The foundations are in for the two
six-room frame houses which St.
John ,fi Keyser are building on the
Marvin Beach tract for Dr. Allen R.
Barnum. Thea. J. Keogh will do the
plumbing and Doian & Dunning will
do the painting.
Work is under way on the frame
house which Contractor F. 0. John.
son is building on South ’street for
F.» Kovaea. The house will have six
rooms. with all improvements. Smith
Bros. are doing the mason work and
John Monroe the pinmbins
Give Your Boy a
Chance!
see to it that he is not hampered
by poor vision.
i,
Have our OCULIST. who is a res-
istor-ed physician,.exemlne his eyes
and prescribe tor him it necessary.
' ocuua'ra‘mo OPTICIANO
07 Atlantiemm Conn
, Open eat. Evnga. ,asemr. “
Plane 1:an been combined by.’
”Architect Philip 19.. Bondsman
schoolhouse; on Cedar street, antlers '
now in the: hands of the building 1
105 feet. or, brick, with marble trim '
meet will he my room tor hoys and ‘
the second .
the ‘
have restorers concrete floor and;
be heated by a: low pressure,
W
F. W. em 6 Co. have taken
William Emulation In. house will
12 rooms. with not wetér‘ heat elem
" trio lights and other modern improve
plumbing and Matias and Finch
erect for themselves on Main street. .
now being plastered by the contract-‘
. arii‘, .
‘1 ,8 Precision ‘~‘-
1816 to lost.
income, misc.
frowhnw-unnvr. I"
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A omnber of large groups of reasonable Underwear
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Only reliable makes are represented, such as .“Mc- _ '
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Undervests, Drawers and Combinations
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~Auto Bus to Danbur‘y‘ Fair
~ Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday
October 7th. 8th, 9th.
FROM DARIEN, .WEST NORWALK AND
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LEAVING DARIEN AT 8 O'CLOCK.
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