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like. so'methiai: new. 6
days by sppdintmcot.
Dr. J H. Mallemy
2:6 so. Main St So.- -N«walk.
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E A srnour FARM AGENCY
17 NJ! «is St NEWYORK
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“Soothing. hllfltlsl
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
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KEEPS
THINGS
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The Varnish for all your user-
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Valentine 3 ComaaEy
Makers of WW1; m
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“ANDREW DAVEY
Yell Are Still Using
Kerosene Lamps Ask
About Our Now Co?
"operative Plan ,For
‘f HouéeWiring. It Puts
' Electric Lights Within
the Reach of All.
The ‘United'Electric
Light Fr Water Co
Domino
Granulated
Sugar
". 35c
so wasumorou or.
allow: «a. i
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4-03-
' Ropairs Furnished
FonAllKinds 0f
'S‘tovwsndkanges
A and or Wendi will
W‘mnhbokatm.
The ~
A J. Angevme
&SonCo
South Norwulk, Conn.
than with any other srtiduiii teeth, 2
13mm 9010mm lanthanum; ,
tor. They look as natural ”your"
own, All delicate skadusi? Come in
and lot meishov you what they are ‘
Hours: gnm.tosp.n.5un~2§
«WAN: STREET ..
Tl'ii KILLED whim
mo customise
(Continued trons m rue)
consist mostly of the shock snd- rot.
nor cuts and brill-to,
The accident occurred or s inno-
tion of the main motile Bridgeport
and tho highsiny to. BetheL' Just be.
ed on automobile, owned snd‘drivea
by Harold Biakemnn oi Monroe. A
moment, later. the Sesley our. which
is said to have been traveling at o Mr
rate 0: speed. skidded sidewsys into
the gutter and completely ovoitimied 2
The crash was heard by the comic
pants at the Blokemsn car. who re-
turned snd rendered what assistance
was possible Mr. Burnert 2V” pull—
ed from under the cur, dead Mrs.
Sealey and Mrs. Gomurt were both
unnonociouu. and Mr. Seeley was won
daring about, dosed. in the noun-
tine. help had been summoned. and
A. P. Smith. editor 0! the Nowtown
Bee. 6 A. Romans, 0! Dsnhnry, and
C F. shopnrd.‘ of Bethel the No lot-
iitted the car and extriootod the two
women. Dr :3on Gale. and Dr C. c.
lgennedy gave medical ationtion on
the three injured persons to the hou-
plw. 2 ‘
Four Hort Whm Auto Overturns.
DANBURY. Oct. 8.--Four persons
were injured last night when 0 lune.
touring cor driven by Everett Mellon
molt of Foolish!!! overturned on the
Mill 2m rosdr, lion. “Mills on}.
Dermott woo token to the bosom!
with a broken jaw. Everett Monor-
mott cultured a shock and bruises.
Miss Pearl Aeker is thought to be old-
luring from internal dairies. sold uls-
Anoo Indus has. outs and bruises.
.Sorltilllly Hurt In Auto, Accident.
STRANDED. Oct; 8.—-John Erick‘
son. 22 years old of Nausstuck, is in
the Bridgeport Hospital with 0. Inc»
lured skull and possibly internal. to-
juries so a result of on accident last
night whonnn automobile in which
he was riding to Bridleport um til»
net. Three other continence! the our
were also thrown, ,'ost.= but were {unin-
onrod exception minor bullies.
‘Lognt'chsse'ro ”oir‘srtu‘o. "
The lbllowtng was, which possess
local interest, «cheer for. e Merlot
Common Pleas in Bridgeport: .
hinge. Attorneys Kooxli and condos
unison vs; 5‘. Wildor Melodie, Attor-
any ‘3. J. Quinlan tor Mrs. W.
sud owners Booth I: 0333.3 repre-
senting tho defendant; librros‘n i3.
Hellman vs. Elisa moduli, and
' others. with Attorneys Relish at can-
do: representing Mr Holman, Shan-
iro d: Shapiro representing Hr. Tara;
dssh, and Clint-lee E. Eisenstoolt rep:
mounted by Judge .1. ii. llzbtzind
Phillip (ll-stimuli rs Henry It. on
6 Start the Fall Activities Right.
2 . . Be Reasonable 2
Deposit a Portion"... “Y” Snvlngs
INTER
,Falrlleld County: Savmgs Bank,
their ollcers tar next new coding
ion the occident, the Beeiey cor M.
ter being well known progressives,
the scene and litter Dr one took P‘
' avenue. in North Bridgeport. 1mm.
tomorrow mounting in bile court. oil
also; c. Lindwsld rs. nails m’. ’
representing the defendant: Sush-
bolt Attorneys Keogh I: dsndee lor‘
I " and Mrs. mo; Csvsnssh 3nd in. and,
NORWALK
m scours.
m ,
mop order no. on. /
Scouts of Troop 6, 80th Norwalk,
will meet at headquarters (First M. E.
Church). Thursday, 7: 30 o. in Equip-
talent. stoves and coils.
2 Atthiu moutjng the Troop will elect
63m; 3013. ISIS.
OntSundsy the Troop will attend
church service; Scouts from other
Troops ore most cordially tamed.
These monthlychnrch services so:
5:33;":me by the Scoutn. who
aim the ‘Bennons to Boys," by the
Rev. W. ii. Wskuhom. Scouts are our
ed to bring then boy friends along.
Scouts meet. weather permitting at
the south end of Chestnut street at 10
s m. sharp. 1! atom). at the church
at 10315 a. on: ' - 2
Any boy over twelve desiring to join
this Troop should report at the First.
M. E Church. south Norwelk. or) soy
Friday night at 7: 30 9. m. Bbyo 01 say
creed or color welcomed I . .
FRANK GQODOHILD
Scouiiuestal; .
I: '2'Vl
1“”"5'7
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CLEAR MYSTERY OF
MAN FOUND PEAR
Dominion flail identifies Body Asfi'hot
WAIklnlom
"but. s.—~ny the llnd~
in: 'or "3 nécdopbien they or 3mm in
a dried up brook bad. lost all Brim
I. ”story 01 10!! mm was cleared,
made certain yesterday through use
were. He was Charles Watkinoon. 0t
:0! Holly scent. who diam
groin his home on the morning at
May 23.19”. end has never Eben
hoard trons since that. time. Detect-
lveiSurlesnt Peter Hall. who. when
the uncommon or the discoury
was undo. yesterday. recalled the dis;
appearance 0t Wsiklnsoh". lrnmsdistc-
investigation proved that his surmise
VII correct .
Mr. Watkinson had made a dolly
auction of shilling Park cemetery in
the northern section 0: the city,
where his wile was buried. it is
thonghtthst he was on his way there,
taking a short cut through the fields, ‘
when he was stricken ~until bout fell
1.3. and tell in the brook bed. ills
dually was notified or the discovery
certoin, arranged for his burial ’
DAWBch—HDLMES.
Miss my Hubbard Holmes.
d'suuhter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Holmes, tormer residents of
Not-walk. was united in moi-risk. I!“
Tuesday evening, to Northrop D3
eon. a. prominent We“ no
New son. The «ram 1“. W
turned in the august um
Mammal cum. Pelham Honor.
Where the bride has resided tor'ooven
at years. Them were runny guests in
attendance, my the number by
too-in sndlltrs Willhuw Loom.
Mr. and lira. Phillip Ng Kano. Mr
Mrs. J. c. Newklrk; iron! Not-walk. A
reception relieved thee-rumour, 3nd
Item will snake their tutors home
in Polish: Honor. '
up. The inundation ot the bodngs 2'
medium or the clothes which the lion ‘
117 connected the two and substh,
and when the identification was made _.
SPIN:
allernweddlngmr.lr and In,
W Otflu o! the Contractile“
mum School Association. who lul-
Mmmnnt contains interrogators
which should arouse the enthuslsorn-
: Merlin: in mixing preparation! {or'
a. rousing convention and the enthus-
iastic committmen are doing their
best to have at eclipse the most one-
‘Cesefui conventions of the past two
floors held in Hartford and Norwich.
Em- ineolration. for instruction, tor
mum immune. and for mom:
“section these convention have 9m-
uen beneficial to: tho workers. or the-
Ltmtl Sunday schools to whom like
cell gens forward. lime than IRAN
men. women, and children enrolled
as teachers and scholars in these
schools, have‘beerl hullefitted'and en-
thused by the yearly gathering
The program this year is even.
brgadur and more elaborate than in
the past. It ineludeoelsbteen addresr
sen hetero the main afiemblv, bit
many at the moat prominent mile and
women Sunday-school Add mildew
workers or the country. There will
. also be eighty halt-hour lectures in
the institute Section which will 0o—
cupy the torenoon or each day. 118'
ginning at nine o'clock. and seven-
Istes ~~oi , each denomination may get
peculiar to their partlculurwork.
“mo Bev. Floyd W. Teaming, l). D..
" Rector of the ,5on Tricia Episcopal
6.0nniérn or Phfluolahia. wlll
chem of six ,Bibh, Periods during
the convention—70nd each morning
and moments. Doubtlesu no other
mm in the country is so peculiarly
fitted to conduct the devotions 0! a
convention on Dr. Tomklns ‘
A feature or the prayers: about
whtch. intensst .wlll center, will he
the Sunday School Pageant. The
more snmuncemunt that this; teams-r
in to be again presenttad, will .‘he
suflicient to «cum the enthusiasm
of those who saw "the Pageant in
Norwich last year. Miss Anita B. Fer-
ris. of Upper Momelsir. N. J.. who
has achieved an unusual degree of
success in this line will again be in
Charge and with the cooperation of
the Meriden Committee and 250 or
more Sundamllool scholars from
the churches or Moriden. has til-runsL
for 3 most educational and pic-
intestate entertainments The Paleont
is to he starred in Poll'o Theatre. on
«norm; winstov. 6. the second
9S the constitution.
“ ”Mulder! houses villl be thrown op-
.5
ramble and occur welcome in as-
sured all who attend. The entertain
rncnt committoo will provide lodging
. in pi-ivtne homes at moderate rates. ,
somisl’ hotel arrangements will, he
modem
terence .
Further- emu in regard to tho
program will he published later.
HOETICULTUML 80mm
. neuritic.
The reactor monthly meeting at tho
Westminster 36nd nutrient Homem-
tnrsl Society will be held in Doran’s
Hall. Greenwich. Friday, October 9.
1914.»: 8 9.91.
Nothsn F Barrett of New Rochelle
tore.“ Mr. Burton‘s long expeflence
tin this linorfionld‘yrovo" a. most in-
IWO' lid numbing lecture.
new anon of Greenwich otters
amt-l prise hi: thin meeting for best
six vegetables. six varieties. First
prise, ‘33; second prise. $2. Exhiht
tors in thls'olneo should use“ the so
ciety cosh of points {or judging mood
in our schedules. »
The M Exhibition Committee re—
port on the 1914 schedule in press.
will “M31633 lowdown. .2'
w
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n:
A ilelnxery
For All 002mm
Flat: Rate 333.; per hour
Night Coils raisins,
. 233334;.
“wa 273*- "‘
no. sokls;e’n‘d joints our. swollen.
and Walton use very painful.
Hem."lostaieudeoosnosldemo
mummsmmsndlsleon
airtight 1911816” Fannie iii-ill M!-
moo. f
teen open ooatemceo where the dele- ‘
testim- to: discussion or pmbleme‘
have If
in to the risttlrl‘g delegates and n.
mrthoed‘ wholesome: this pro _
will lecture on ‘mdscspe Architec- ‘
omdosttabkoi‘rhennntisn ill-‘3
Elemental-EB: balm when -
“hentutedtotato flieyKldner Pills.
Monitormeisowmpm and
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Errol”
. Mmeflflnopodflsdumdexfiflhmmg-
ammmomummmud
wmthom lowly ev-
”mkwmmnhlujmmtmhody
islcokingioraodnoeds. It.willbcdweekforuldyuntag-
”haying. '
Black Bradcloths
_ At no other time of year is it possible to oiier such
63. ”lendid stock of Broadc‘loths as in the Autumn. Every
required weight and quality is shown.
:3 r9
Fifty inches with, $1.50
W Mice, $3.00 and 53-50
Fifty-four indies, $2.00 and $2.50
Extra heavy for capes, $2.00
The Making of Separate Skim. In connection with
the Dress Goods Department, one mny select goods for
skirts and have the same made up by a skillful tailor at a_
very reasonable price. Prices begin at $1.00 and advance
according to workmanship. Should anyone desire her own
lpattern used she may have the privilege by paying a
slight additional sum
W..."—
Ardnhan Runners for the Hall
Made up from rug strips, yery desirable patterns6arld
colorings. Width 4.6 and lengths 9, 12, 13 and 14 feet.
Prices. 38.00. $10.00 on $19.75.
An extra bargain. Carpet Store. first floor.
Aluminum Ware Demonstration
"Wcar- Ever” Alinninum Utensils for the cook. Vari~ ,~
ions tests are» being- opplied to these serviceable pans and
Skillets. Fruit is cooked and allowed to burn on—and it
is, rather difficult to burn food in aluminumw‘and the pan
is then Cleaned easily. Aluminum is practically indestruc-
tible and ‘fmlfirmf. The greenest girl cannot injure. it
‘ beyond redemption. No rusting, no chipping off, no
6 cracking,_n no scaling, really almost everlasting.
HP Show from 30 ctS. up
mm 60 as. up
We! - $3.25
Rio: nouns .- $1.30
Tel and Coilee Pots . $1.50
Cm Routers 2 :2 . 2. $3.35
A Watson Special. '2'“
This attractive otter is m during the dtunmitra-
tion, on article that is ever in use its any kitchen, just to -
try out the virtues of Aluminum. ,
WW 2 x-zqnart size, regulate hole: 70
">5
2 (its... for 39¢
Come and talk it over with the demontrator.
, .W Q Basement.
. Women’s Handkerchiefs
Pure linen with hand embroidered corners, a very
geod quality for the price. :5 Col. each.
as col. tor can a. dozen.
Way Folders for gift We. These are
very dainty, scented with a sachet, with a quaint floral de-
sigh 6a the cover, and a word of greeting. An attractive
.. ~ wrapping‘for that very desirable and useful gift. _ "
2 ‘ no 6811115.
Main floor.
2 “Made, :11 Connecticut.” A high grade Silk and moi
333mg. model with high :1ch and sleeveless, knee or. talkie
length”: Finished ut {the neck with a F renclrbnngi 0! bill:
$350M
We halve ready now 3 fine Merit of Japanese
"Garden ACcessot-ics together with the shallow I; ”3'; and
bowie of artistic pottery that. are to contain the tlily land'—
g 323933. There are tea houses, decorative tree's sand
. plants, land and water birds. ' ~
Three 3330rtantu , . ‘ at 35 CB. V
mammals t at 50 cts.
Ono - at $1.00
. Bonk in green and. mottled earthenware, old ivory,
.6 etc, so old. so). These miniature gardens are of course to
2. arrange as fancy dictates with real water, plants, mo...
and the Japanese figures. Interesting for ever-yon: espe-
Holly children and shut-in folks.
At the Dennison Section. lower floor
'olNotione 0mm
'. ”multifunction-
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