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PRODUCT.
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s1 waeamovou eraser . : '
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DolflflMMPoshG.A.it..as-
on" last "on!“ and transacted
bullies I! 'a general nature.
lies Carrie liner who has been
spinning the past week with-friends
in when returned to her
home in South Nor-visit.
An important meeting or the,looal
Barber's Union will be held this even-
in.
At.the meeting. last evening, of Un~
can Hayioft, 1L 0, R. M. routine busi-
ness was transacted.
The meeting of the Socialist part!
planned for Railroad Square this
evening, has been postponed.
Rev. Dr. Gilberto, of Plymouth.
loathsome, late pastor. of the
Knight street. A. M. E. Church, will
preach in the Norwalk’ Church, to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock,
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Ex-Presideut Roosevelt today cele-
brates his fifty-sixth birthday. They’ve
been an eventful fifty-six years for the
strenuous "Teddy.”
A you: dear this morning attracted
eonsidelahle aunties on the meadows
at the lower end of Water street.
Booth Norwaik. The animal was a
beauty. and paid little attention to cu-
rious saloohera.
The Endeavor Circle of King‘s
Daughters will meet in the South Nor-
-' walk Congregational Church tomorrow
afternoon at 3. p. m.
The regular class meeting will be
held in the Knight street A. M. E.
Church, this evening at 8 o'clock. ls-
aac Moseley. from Norfolk, Virginia.
will take charge of the class and all
are veterans. ’
-—-Hand in your tax list before Nov—
ember 4; avoid penalty.
Edward Mugaxero. of Woodward one
9 nue. youtertd‘a’?a Petrified to his home
in this city after a 1119th visit with
friends and relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Mrs. Rose Bray Ladd, wife of Sheri 1
dan A. isadd. electrician in the Police
d apartment. of Bridgeport. has}
brought suit for divorce against heri
husband, alleging cruelty from a date
shortly after marriage down to the‘
date of the writ' The marriage was
, M, p on Oct. 19. ”1907. and the alleged;
——(‘.leaning. Pressing, Scouting and cruelty is dated from November 1 of;
Repairing, also Steam and Dry Clean- the III“ IN»?- '
in for dies' and Gentlemen. Prices v—-———-
rigght. lgflr guaranteed R. E. Dibble, Th“ “‘9“ “'9‘“ ‘bet which
'18 Washington St. Call 1294—4.
Announcements have been issued by
Maurice and Benjamin D. Land, of
New Haven. who have opened offices
for the general practice of law in the
South Norwaik Trust Company build~
ing, on Washington street_
l
ted of the South Norwalk postLHoliice,
of Both young men bet on the wrong
tea- ia the recent buseball series,
The local “Tigers" have comple
arrangements with the “Tigers,"
Bridgeport, for a football game next
I Sunday afternoon. on the Colonial lot.
The Bridgeport team was the only one this '3“ they ”3 ““5“ to wear the
“to defeat the original “Tigers ,, of most outlandish hats ever seen in
South Norwaik, in 1910, and next Sun- town. 1“ head-pieces are the queer
day's game promises to be an interest- 93‘ u mak-
:ing one
Norwnlk Progressives will make
things interesting tonight. One of they
biggest raliye of the present campaign
will be given in Red Men’s Hell ,on
West Washington street, and interest-
ing and able speakers will address the
local Progressives and their friends. G.
F. Shepard, of Bethel, Progressive
nominee for congressman; Dr. George
F. Pentecost of Darien, and Rev. (11".
asylum :1)! Gre:n;vich. will be among Several improvements have been
e “0” “m e 3' macro the South Norwalk poet-office
~ “4*“—*~“*'~"~"‘" .__...._._ by Postnater Andrew Leary which
win add much to the attractiveness
"7“ BANK OF SEW“ _ i.“m°v°““.;1‘.;’s°em;:azf ”:1;
Measure ',
lobbying been renovated‘most: atv
tractiveiy, and uwingifig doors have
fheen installed. A shed is being
your bank‘ by- , the service it erectedin mm for the convenience
gives. Honesty of purpose. up of loading teams, and several large
to date equipment, capable and mayors. for leasing purposes, have
discerning officers, , conscien- been ordered. The employee of the
tious and efficient staff of as-
siatants, make it possible torus
to give exceptionally good ser-
yesterday is improving each day He
is now able to be about the house. and
is slowly regaining his strength Yes-
terday he received the sad news of
the death of his uncle, John F. Byx-
bee, at Pals Alto. California. Mr. Byx¥
be. was a son of Captain James Byr-
abont fifty-ave years ago.
oilocalldurlnglastweektookade
matter receiving. both going out and
vice 1“ 1’0““ 0‘ . 00m in. The number of pieces,
' . _ weld“. cost of postage, etc. will be
servlce ' ' mm!!- This is an annual compul-
'saryovest.
g ,
‘We extend every facility an!“
,‘eon'Venience required in. the
{transaction of modern banklnx',
Be Convinced
to opening
3: ’posmvva nurses caoua'
stators Honey and Tar Compound
. eats the thick chokihg mucus. and
‘ clears away the phlegm. .Opens up“
the air peas-gee and stops the hoarse
on account ma”. cough. The gasping. strangling tight
for hrseth gives way to quiet breath-V
Adana, elm M11. in this town.
has been pvomlaeut in the Proves-in
party He is one of many who have
drifted hack. Hie meson. to use his
own home. ll that be patient that
the Republican
his! vehicle through which prom!!!”
ideas on be utilised Mr. Adam has
taken a lively interest in politics in his
home town of Greenwich. althpugi: he
is a “lawyer with an extensive practice
in New York lie is now out for the
Republican State ticket and is as ea‘
thusiastic supporter of E. J Hill for
Congress.
assure the election of Mr. Hill to Gen-
green:t said Mr. Adams. when inter-
viewed upon the political situation. “1
fool’that i would be doing for the
Fourth District. for Connecticut. for
the Moral Government, for the econ-
omic world at large. for the ideal of
statesmanship the world over, p. ser-
vice of great value. 1 am not a" hero
worshipper.
ldflllfllfl.‘
men who have the vision Ebenezer J.
Hill is a practical man, and he has the In!
vision. us know what he is talklngl
about, and what he is doing, and why.:
”it it: ilewley.
heal
come to light is the one lost-by Will
Item O'Hara and Daniel Key worth l
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and as a result the first three days of ‘
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G. F. Waters, of Hickory Bluff, who;
seamed a slight stroke a week ago
bee, and a resident of South Nomaik -
tailed account of every piece of mail,
gee g - eta ecraft is a pn-
elon. an ideal. Min; to live for,
to dlefor, {need he. Flatt and Raw-
ieyV literallr‘ Mood their lives lie-i
cause of Mr devotion to the State.
E. J. Hinkotthflunemt, Help
an ideal legislator. He has made sub.
lists of mtim e belong study.
‘iuatas i become a Progressive in
1912. and voted for Roosevelt because
I believed he was thematic likely t 0
“vs ill tron .Wflmn and Bryan, a
new it is Khmer J. Hill who on
brought back to the party we never
‘meent or wanted to leave, thousands
of Prove-drain this composite 00n-
greeaional Distriét. ‘I know unoccu—
greseional district otmueh diversified
iguana—vein. town. mountain, lake
m inland email—finance. commerce.
micro. tor-mine and ohm.»
as this hiflcid ofV .
“His election. so y in um...
like these. would be a national good
fortune. He is a healthy, robust opti-
mist. His return would he a harbing-
er of returning prosperity. 0. that
my, fellows could have heard his
speech at the Suburban Club the day
of his latest nomination! Q thatther
could have heard the speech at Chair-
men littlest VAnd thrice fortunate were
they that heard the inspired words of
Gutaon Borgiuln. They spoke behind
closed doors, but they should have
spoken before all the martian of Cour
nectlcut. They were not the words of
politicians; they were the viords of
inspired leaders. They spoke without
prejudice. as patriots. not partisans.
' “Do you wonder why i want to keep
‘Hill in Congress—within the very vi«
rule of government? Personally. i am
very fond of ’my warm friend Sere-
'miah Donovan: from whom i get.
5‘frenked.’ a communication every few
idays.13ut he is as much out of place
in Congress. and as useless, as my of-
flee-boy would be. who is a wonder as
11m ofliceboy. absolutely honest. moral-
ly. but in initiative. creative faculty
fails. He always opens the cities on
i do believe in ideals, not 4 time; he will stay on the job until he
I pin my faith to practical lie sent home. but he does not go to
night school. He has stopped grows
GRWICH. Bot. 27. -—Percy 0.
is the molten-
“I-wieh it is! in my power alone to
"My good friend. the Shepard of
Betl1el.is entirely lost without his
He laughs at the lawyers. and Yet. Romans and his typewritten speech.
when he makes a speech, he marshals N no more think. of sending him to
his facts. and is able to prove his Rate; the halls of Congress than I would my
ments 0X30!!! as the most skilled ad isophomoric eon. both of whom I love
vacate who is jealous of his reputation: for the good that is in them. and in
for accurate and generous statements, both of whom i overlook the errors at
but lastly proud of his unanswerebie.1 enthusiastic and impracticable Judg-
iogic and knowledge of the law. )ments 1
’ “lie is not a local. he is a national "Some of us have left the Progrea- l
asset. Just as Orville Platt aim it... 111th: part! because five believe in re:
.thti’ugh hating fromlsuits. Just as la 191?. we left the Re-
the tight little Beats of Connecticugl pubiloan organizatio11~not the party.
:Many of us feel that the Republican-
1 party may yet be the party of progress.
We believe the Republican party is
still vef'y much alive, though christen-
ed. it is the most capable vehicle
:through which Progressive ideals may
be utilized. Such Progressive idealses
‘may be worth while and are digestible
will find full expression in the Grand;
Old Party The first step in the right
direction for all true Progressives and
Republicans is to vote to Ebenezer J
1 Hill for Congress and the straight Re i
ipublican State ticket. 1 shall. "
High Tension
Eyes!
are the eyes of clerks and
those who wprk under arti-
ficial light. Properly ‘fittcd
linted
lenses will correct errors of
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THE BEST smu’rtoas
are obtained by udtertlsing to the
brat employers. ‘ ~
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FOR SALE. '
glasses and correctly
vision and soften the glare:
if sniTcring any discot‘nfort
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with your eyes consult our 1V ,
MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
2 Large Plots (Shore Fronts)
C. T. McGOVERN, Agent.
155 Washington St., 86. Norwalk. .
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ATTENTION.
Evarybody Wélcorne to At:
tend‘RALLY.
Progresstve Part3 . _
Red Men’s Hall, ZdDistrict fl .‘
Tuesday Ev’ g, Oct .27 3.
AT 8 O’OLOOK -
LIVE TALK on {sauce of
present campaign.
Mr Geo. F. Shepard, of Bet11e1,.
Conn. Candidate for Represen-
tative to Congress. A Student
of Political Economy and 3 Com-
potent A‘uthority vviih marked
.ability to discuss topics of iVuter-~ .
est to all ~
Rev. Geo. F. Penmtv VD.D.,V
‘of Tokeneke' aha New York, a
Nation Wide Public Speaker, and «
conVersant with the Political and
Financial Conditions of the Coun-
A Remedy for A
Bronchms
Bronchitis is a distressing and ,.
dangerous disease, often fate! in ”
its result. At the first evidentie of
a cough: take Kerr‘s Emulsion of * s
flax-seed Linonine. This nematkf,
cord as a car
even .‘the ~Vrnost stub
1 ’9’?
ably successful medicine has all
Yo MEET
Thelii reeli;
Just try it on and see wine ‘
she says!
in color, fabric and cut lane
of our overcome are rather
mussel this Fall, but are
the atactly right style, 310‘
«$35-
For those who avoid the un-
usual in dress here are digni-
fied conservative oxforde, 3:5
to 825.
Everything for men and
boys’ wear.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Nomalk and So. Norwaik.
MASSIEREB
iu the prevailint styles it is
more necessary than ever to have
a skilfully constructed Brassiere.
Ask t'b see our latest models in
H. e W.. Shapeiy & Warner‘s.
made of soft finish materials. shap-
ed to give a youthful appearance.
improving the figure lines and al-
lowing also support to the bust it
necessary . . .50e' each
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WANTS.
Ferrih Waiets.1'or women and chil-
dren ......60cendO1.oo
Vii. &. W. Walats, for misses and RANGES
. women ....... 75c and “.00 i
“21.1. new???117.1212:1 fits-Mme ......
J, I, Mallette 1 STAMFORD. MAGEE
, . l your. restaur-
ml ACORN
We are very particular
in 3 buying our Caul—
that‘s why it burns free~
ly and is free from clink-
‘ers. ‘
rectors, “From the ‘
Golden Gate to Puget Sound,"
James Erwin, of San Francisco. given:
last' evening in the First Methodist?
Episcopal Church, of South hiorwaik,1
was well attended and very much on-
ioved. in. Erwin's interesting
marks were accompanied by beautiful;
slides. in natural colors.
lag Mr. B'win will give another lecture
in the local Methodist Episcopal
Church. “Through Western Wonder- ‘
lands.” The traveling public are well?
taken care of by the trolley company.
who. last evening. and are awaiting
the close of the lecture, as they will
tonight. also.
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The much for our constantly
increasing business is‘ that we al-
ways do what we say. When we
tell you our methods are painless.
we stand ready to prove it.
Best memo, guaranteed work
and lowest prices. Fillings in gold,
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Mintzs
Untritnmed Shapes
. at ‘
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silver, platinum and porcelain. Gas
administered when deem.
Consultation Free.
Hours: 9e. auto 8 p. m. Sundays
‘ by appointment.
fitifi"
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59-. .,
also"; vvrswm-rcnen’l-L a.
is South. Main Street. South “omens,
fiflltlh Bum}
no. coupons.
Cute, Cunning,
Amusing
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mutants!!!” Made
‘OOIIIOOARDS.
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a mat on. NORWALK
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. The Little Shop
While
can harm mus
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sums, cowus AND waters
ALSO. .
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Heather.
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Coal, Wood. Cement
Special Prices on Cash Orders,
This Month. for Red Oak
COAL
WILLIAM EFFRON .
Phone 441
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3 Rowen St.
0111'
evogx or
Aloe Repalre m- an an.“
Jones '81,,llotchkiss
Company.
."11 wait at: mmtk.’
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GloVer’ s
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A *‘ style for every foot.
RALSTON
' foot-mealded lasts. We have a
‘ q
$4.oo-$4-50-
(an shoes so none 'ilt-VIAN mane.
LVV LAST WELL—THEV i ,.s
This means keeping their shape
'South Not-walk in response to _
Relates Shoes are made on '
The Kitchen
Heater..- ,
VERY movement.
See it at 0... office tetra}... g L
The United Electric"
Light & “Water Go;
Bridge” Fish Market
Gosling Clams.
Rockaway Oysters opened Vat the
v
market
Large Dry Escallops.
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Long and Round Clams.
cursat's 3 :
' 711101111 Main Street : _.
Free Delivery. Phone. 109':
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Hallowe’eli
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' DECORATIONS ‘ A
Fine assortment of
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RIGGERMAN _
nos. 64 North Moo 5
“Silver Lake lee.’
We hove extended, our service
requests.
We do not seek trade by putt}
prices. We get and KEEP cue '
by furnishing unequaled service
fair price.
It is true economy to deal with
Especial attention to family "
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Phone 619. 22 Hoyt 83.,
Certificate of
throughout a long. satisfactory service. .. 5 .V V
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