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. .3 vacation from her duties in that ill at Norwalk on Monday. remains ieiari;
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‘today [a a brief business visit
EAST NORWALK
‘ NEW S
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“Jack" Rose. of Osborne avenue, left
in
Boston, Mass
Everett Jackson has moved from his
former residence on Osborne avenue
.to Fort street.
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——8PECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Roast Pork. 17c. 1b..
Hedman's Market.
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Raymond Selleck, a former resident
' of the East Side. and well known here,
was a visitor at the home of friends
yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Jesse Ayrcs and
Miss Mary Chlchester have move!
from upper Ponus street, New Ca-
man, to East Norwalk.
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The finely equipped tug “Greenwich”
tram New York, is anchored off one 01‘-
the local wharfs for the day. The tug erett are contemplating moving to So. i
brought a number of coal barges to
uptown dealers.
Deacon William C. Byxbee last eve—
ning conducted the mid-week prayer
services in the Advent Christian
Church in the absence of the pastor.
kev. G. M. 'l‘eeple. 11 be is spending the
week in Boston.
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Mlss Pauline K. Greene. popular
{ ROWAYTWEQ
7iwm...4‘Iw=:-.« k5“!
Mrs, Charles Petty; of Rowayton.
;visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
is. Lockwood, on East avenue. New
i Canaan, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Wright. jr..
who are at present in Boston. with
the “Wanted 822, 000’" company, are
remembering their friends here with
’souvenir post-ls.
J. Dali president of the J. Dali Con-
struCtion Company. New York, is
laying out the grounds at Butler's is
land, for the construction of a large
house. -
Mrs. Hiram E. Moreley and son. Ev-
Norwalk this month. Mr. Moreley is
still absent from town. and his friends
have been unable to locate him.
Miss Katherine Lowndes Klinerelteri
of Rowayton avenue, has taken up les—.
sons in violin culture with Prof. Vern—j
non Hughes who has a studio in So.
Norwslk. New Rochelle and New Y‘ork
City.
.2. largest
. Burgesser 9! ,Dariieng -all of
FRIDAY, OCT. 23. 1914
grphurch called out
gland the chapel was
filled with an interested audience.
oton Fret-An
VAddresses were made by Miles G.
Shand or Washington, Andrew T.
Morganvof' Nob York and Eugene/T
course
dealing with the question of temper—
once. The meeting was opened by
Mrs. William Dermarest, president of
tor of the church. Dr. Carlos Martyn
presided.
Darien was.not~ the usual quiet,
peaceful town it usually is. yesterday.
and things were happening all after-
noon. Performing _acrobatic stunts
with a horse and DU('kDOBI’d.‘ChaS.
Brundage. who should not have had
any thirst left.afte1 describing sun—
(in artistic curves cressings. and re-
t-rossings on and mer Main sheet.
nearly caused several automobile mis»
hops. was finally “shooed” away. and
was hardly gone when a runaway
team put the town in an uproar. and
the fire company’s ladder truck as-
caped being smashed into bits by the
horses. A concrete-mixer belonging
to W.
bridge. and while the men were busy
work 11g away to reassemble the ma-
chine after it had been reduced
allow its passage under the brl
an extra team of horses with the par-
1h became frightened when a motor
lcnr sped by. and bolted north along
Main sireei The fire- truck was at the
lcurb by Smith' a stationary store, plac-
:(d there temporarily. and had it not
curb. which stopped the horses. the
t1u1k would have been damaged and
thi horses undoubtedly injured. Both
horsts fell. but were not hurt.
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NORWALK
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At the annual meeting of the La:
dies‘ Aid Society, of West Norwalk.
these officers were elected for the on-
Isuing year: Mrs. DeWitt C, Ladue.
bookkeeper in the Crescent laundmi'e- The condition of George Term Wat-:1 president; Mrs. Henry Johnson. ’3“
on Seaview avenue, yesterday had
ors of Hickory Bluff. who was taken
. vice- president; Miss lrene Glover, sec-r
' McCombcr, .
Airs, Charles
place. and enjoyed a most pleasant and about the same. although the attend- treasurer.
extensive automobile trip.
Paul Bartram. of Osbore avenue. has
returned to his duties in Herman V-'o
gel's grocery store, on East Washing
ton street. alter a very pleasant vaca-
lng physician believes that thdre isi
some slight improvement. Mr Waters'
many friends wish him a speedy re-
covery.
A large number of the Republicans
ii‘iilow street for many years The prop-
‘el'ty eitheN. Y., N. H &H“R R.
Company. tins been sold to an opera.
lot" from High Ridge, named Crandali.
tion. which was sent at many interest. of the mm. District will go to the who “in sell as soon as a buyer of-
ing and attractive points.
First District, this evening, to partic
ipate in the rally and smoker there
‘, fers.
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A steam lighter from New York city Several chndidates lor otfice will do WEEGHMAN or FEDERALS
arrived at the bridge job today and is 11".,- addi-easea and refreshments wmi
engaged in pulling up the steel sheet-
ing at Pier 9 cofferdam. which work
will be finished 11 ithin a few: days.
The contract for the installation of
the draw of the new bridge has been
be served
Cards have been received from Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Quintsrd. who
were married last Thursday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Clifford
TALKS WITH CUB OWNER
(‘.lNCINNA'l‘l. 0.. on. 23.-—Charies
[Weeghmam president of the Chicago
Federal [Auntie club. held a confer-
ence yesterday with Charles P Tait,
owner of the Chicago National league
‘team. That a possible purchase by
sublet to the Tools & Sanderson Com- P. Cutblll on Rowsyton avenue and Mr Weeghman of Mr Tafts interest
‘ pony. of Bridgeport by the Sherzer who are spending their honeymoon in in the Chicago Nationals was discuss
' \ Rolling Draw Company. who were the Washington D 0., 9“ PM“ com'ofl'ied was admitted but further than
successful bidders for this part of the
Krldké work. 5“}
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" large, consignment. or electrisol
. chinery was shipped on Wednesday
ill this week by the Lewis Roth Coni-
MY. of Philadelphia, for the new mu-
Illelpal plant on Bayview place. This?
is the last of the electrical equipment.
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——SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Roast Pork, 170. lb.
Hedman's Market,
The Walter Pierson residence. on
Virginia. and are visiting other inter
‘etlflng places in the South. .
Members at the Rowayton Republi
(in Club are requested to take the
trolley car this evening for the
girth {in the First district. Those
here will get of! at the Armory
and join club members from South
Norwalk and East Norwalk. At that
place they will meet the Norwalk Club.
and march up town.
! The Boy Scouts met this week in
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the chapel of the Methodist Episcopal
this no announcement was made as a
result of the conicrence
Mr.W‘eesl1nian is reported to hone
conference. presumably for the East
where a meeting of the .iiiagnates of
the Federal League is to take place
today.
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East avenue. is being attractively im- church and held their regular meet I If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkona- 3°
Doland & Dunn. and other repairs are
being made to the house.
Louis Brehm. of Betts place,
start on a two weeks' vacation from
his duties on Rundle s bakery delivery
wagon, 011 Monday of next 11 eek. liar-
old Rundle will substitute for Mr.
Brehm during his absence.
The East Norwalk Improvement As-
sociation are sending out handsomely
engraved cards bearing a message or
hearty thanks to those who so gener- '
ously cooperated with them in -the
making of the third annual fair of the
association 3 success.
Ralph E. DeWitt. president of the
East Norwalk Republican Club. has re-
quested that every East Side Republi-
can attend' the big Republican rally:
in the First district this evening. The
Third district men are asked to assem-'
ble at the Armory. on ‘West avenue,
at 7:30 o’clock prompt, that they may
join the ranks of the Second and Fifth
district representatives and march to
the hall in‘ Norwalk'escorted by the
‘ ‘ Norwaik Republican hosts. The speak-
‘ersiat the rally will hays many things
’ ,of vital interest to all to discuss.
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. Modist Protestant Sunday
' .WIE meet hereafter at 10: 30
“ ad of at noon as formerly.
lverrnlnea school teacher. has
4
”Nancy omens. to:- may twain.
t prayed. Decorating is being done by ing followed by drilling. Because ofi
the fact that the file and drum corps
practice takes time from their march-
ing drills, the rehearsal of the drum
“”11 corps is to be held, in future, on Fri 1
day night in the Chapel of the church
There was a good attendance at the
scout meeting and the boys are most
enthusiastic and good meetings are the
result
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WJ'QNW
DARIEN' i
i. N OROTON
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The Men' 0 Club meets in the Town
-Hali this evening.
W E. Mafia 0:! Noroton Heights
'made a motor trip to New York on
Tuesday.
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A missionary tea was served at the
Congregational parsonage yesterday
afternoon .
1 The Congregational Young People' 3‘
3 .ocleLv held a business meeting Tues-
”lay evening
The subject at the meeting of the
Travel. Club. Tumdny evening. was
Numeric," and an interesting paper
'ion that country wanna by Mrs
‘iArmtnil 1'. Beauregard.
A.
m work or moving this firehouse
to 'iterbcw when: as jut of the
Damon M m commenced. 'und-
er a autism 41!ch of no-
The new (ti-d smite; it»
pectod. will not be long in nothing.
Naturally Nobody Gan Tali.
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E Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened. glossy and abundant
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
1Whenever her hair fell out or took on.
.that dull, faded or streaked appear
'ance. this simple mixture was applied
any drug store for ‘Tl’yeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." you will get 11
large bottle of this old-time recipe
ready to use. for about 50 Cents. This
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair and is splendid for dand-
ruff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known don'ntown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur. because it. darkens so
naturally and‘ evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied-it’s so easy
to use. too.‘»‘ Yes simply dampen a
comb or‘soft brush and draw it
throughayour hair, taking one strand
disappears; after another application
or two. it is-restored to its natural
color and looks glossy, salt and stain.
dent -
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New
Hotel M‘aiiackemo
_ Arrangements may be
made fOnDfinces, .Balls and
othernfl‘airs.
the W. C. T. t'. of Stamford. The pas- i
The old Raymond Johnson farm. on‘
with nondertul effect. By asking at‘
simple mixture can be depended up:
at ‘a-time: By morning the gray hair,
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H. Arthur. the Stamford con- .
tractor, was struck under the railroad ‘
been (or the big telephone pole on the r
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' Quaker, Mother’
Pure condensed
Crisco pet can
Specials for This. Week at
Andrew Davey’ s
90 Washington Street
; Pure Leaf LardIZ lbs? for
Compound Lard so Iii.
Fancy‘ Maine Potatoes per pk. I15 lbs.
Granulated Sugar, 16 lbs. for
1.3.... Creamery Butter
New Buckwheat large pk g...
(3ch r Milk per.
.Ariiiour’s fresh fruit preserves 1602. jar
Corn, peas tomatoes or- Lima Beans, 3 cans
Davey’ s Borax soap7 cakes for
Phone 410
w.
South Norwaik
250
its
200
$1.09
35c
8t:
15c
lilo
QC? “)1.
s or Hookers Oats pet: pkg.
can
mm3mmhr
23c
25c
25c
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10 S 81 H stamps Free with each of the following
left this city immediately after the
Atlas Crackermcal. pkg. .............. 10c Strained Tomatoes ........ 3 cans I40
Atlas Ammznia. bottle ................ 10c Atlas jelly Powder, 9.11 flavors, pkg. . _ . . 10c
Atlas Ball Blue, 1-4 lb- pkg. ---------- WC 1-4 lb. can Pure Black Pepper ........ mp
Atlas Borax. 1-2 1b. pkg. .............. 10c Large pkg. Table Salt... pkg. ........... Ioc
Cow Brand Sada. M lb» like -------- m - 3 boxes Bile Tip Matches ............ 14c
Vanilla or Lemon Extract, bottle .. . .. . 15c Davey’s Pm, Olive‘Oil, bottle ........ 25c
208 «NH Siampsiree - I41b. can Davey ’8 Coca 20c - 20 Stamps free
251-{9 - s - - Atlas Lemon vanilla or almona extract 25c
-. - -‘~ -. kill... can Davey’s Baking Powder 25c
ANS
The Gorham Co.
Always the Latest filings in. ,
WALL
PAPER
\
Painting.
Paper. Hanging
Decorating
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The Gerham. Go.
10: First St. East Norwsllt‘
«Tel. 45).
rafi;:'§3é¥#i 9W
l‘iies vulcanized
Bring your volcanizihg to me
Best work and cheapest prices
A full line of. tires and tubes all
hand all the time. Mrk calléd
for and delivered.
Robert Gregory
7 Wall St. Tel. 326""i 1
The NCRWALK
PAWNSHOP
You will find a large selection
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of Unredeemd Pledges, Tools 1 -
Firearms, Musical Instruments!
Jewell-y and Salt Gasos at the
NDTWaIk Pawnshop.
Joseph Rbseniicid. Prop.
40 WATER eraser.
SOUTH NORWKLK
Money loaned on" articles of vein;
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For Unto-«61mm Gall
FRED H GANUNO.
Pumiablrsotor and
Within ‘
The City NatiOnalBank
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Suits.
In Large Variety“
Dresse s,
Cloth and Silk, latest models $6. 98 up.
M Moltasch 81 Son.
110 Atlantic Sb. Stamford.
$14.98 up.
120 Washington St. South Norwmk.
. The Sure and Safe Way
.It has been truly said that "saving is the key that unlocks the door
a. of increased opportunity and greater prosperity.”
Therefore. the best. surest and safest way to get ahead in the
World is to open an account with a strong financial institution.
This Bank invites you to—
Test its strength by investigation! "
1’
M COX
East Norwallr, Ct.
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Gompo 11m
SOSTON POST NOAH
Westport, Conn.
4 Service, a~ ls Carts, "atom for
lStealnafiroilers and all Sv ”ends in
.season. Arrangements c2 a made
,2 for banquets upon short not: .4.’
ooucsa'r ev oncHEs - ‘11 =
DANCING EVERY EVEN".v3
MR8. M, LEVY. .
2.; Telephone connections. 98 \sni "t.
a.» .
Dorlon Hens c
(Granary Boulevard)‘
EAST N 0 RWA LK'
. Shore Dinners and All Kinds
[of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
iFAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
I YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
,i THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
interior points. making connections
with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-
iver lndianapolls, Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
‘ boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
York.(foat of Catherine St). every
day except sunday, at 3 p. in. Freight
h .
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. receivedxlat Norwalk up to 5p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
. -THE NORWALK‘ STEAMBOAT LINE
Aonlng .l. Smith..Lcsseo.
George F. Fonts. General Agent.
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
Tho-‘Oniyfiuiiy Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHDF'
m the Town
AUTO oUPPLllI
Phone 805-00 do. Main at.
so. Nmalk. Hum Hall Block.
INSURANCE
Fire. Lift». Accident; Plate
1 Glass. Worltman‘s Comm-usa-
‘ lion. Liability. Imirlne amtAuto~
. mobile.
Surety-Bonds. ‘
Notaries Public.
Steamship Tickets.
1' J; M‘. Layton & Co'., Inc.
-REAL ESTATE AND iucx'rs.
DRIHI‘OIII Ave. South MOI-walk.
Test its service 3by‘ trial!
ELECTRIC maintain.
We have added a system to our business whereby. we can wire 5'01“
‘ house and you payfor it on the instal mcnt plan. A phone call or postal
will bring representative who will further explain.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FIXTURES.
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in totVn. No matter who does the
wiring let us firstquotc you our prices. Electric Vacuum Cleaners $18..
Irons 32.85 t $3;
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THE \vili'rn noncrmc co.
'Phone 342—3.
54 water s2.
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So. N orwalk-
The New Science
DEFINITION ‘ 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chirdpmotior 1 is the definition of the
cause of'thodisease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is cans-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the bs‘ck'. Evan if‘ done in childhoodk
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
:te: life, in thqdlflerent’orguis and
m s.
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Blankifis and
SEASONABLE" BED COVERINGS' ANJ ASSORT-
M‘ENT- FROM WHICH EVERY NEED CAN BE SUP-'v
PLIED ARE OFFERED AT OUR USUAL MODERATE.
PRICES.
Blankets, . from 59c to S7. 50 per Pair.
Comfortables, from 98c toeSS. 50 Each.
Chiropractors remove tile cause of
disease 5nd- pain health is restored
through transmitting the now". an
_ tents in your bod ., Female troubles
given special attention; also ourvsp
tors of the spine. You will never re-
gret mm: the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
nemesis treatments; gtvsn‘olso.
“F. Francis. Dr G.
2-04 Washlngton st. 89. Nor-walk. Capo.
Graduate 1mm Pauper School. the
discoverer-i
Illfllhft.
U '.ll Fllcnson’lei .
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