Attorney us Davis. at Rowan
itreet, was a visitor yesterday in
llarttord.
‘rwo new music be built to:
Dudley Olson, have been started on
Narvln Beach tract.
,5 L—Orders received for home made
hrsadeakes and pies Blnk's Tel 1557‘
'7 It is reported that Room 3. of Fitch
School, has been closed because of
diphtheria eases
:5 The Misses nonnoliy's house.
' Van Zant street, is being overhauled?
and repaired.
Jesse Brendsgs has removed from
: Van Zant street to Elisabeth street.
580nm Norwalk.
The service of the Municipal Plant
on Seaview avenue has been installed-
” in the Bissell residence, on Cove
avenue.
Miss May Smith of Hawkins ave
nue. has taken a position with the
local Southern New England Tole-5
E Secondhand clothing, as well as new,
phone Company’s oillco.
-—8ATURDAY SPECIAL.
Pot Roast, 12c. to no. i).
liedman's Market
5 :SMr. and Mrs J. E. Bartram, of
Osborn avenue. have leit for Brook
lye. N. Y.. where they will visit
{Pleads and relatives for a low days.
O ":Mrs. Emma Jimmersou and Mrs,
Smith, of East Norwnlk. were guests
»o5l'Mrs.ChariesA. Bruce and nor
discs, Miss Hazel Bruce, in Long
lildge,5 last Thursday.
, r
5%? Wait; item dummy 6s mg
MOIuI‘MEJ the old Aistharpo
boss on view? snails, whims oc-
ms‘ifiiitifil thV BMW Mir:
The house is to be rammed; Mir"?
piece. to l-ioward avenue ' r"
We feel it will be shot a matter qt
will be settled. "Al" stiner' “Stove
Club" has again been formed and'lts‘
_ members are adopts at settling mat;
tors in general. .
" Midi“ the mid-woelt prayer sfirvices,
last evening, in- the East avenue it.
.5 53. Church, a brief session or the 0di-
, idol basis was held The meridia-
"gents were read and discussed and
length.
, 5 m
5 A» large crowd last evening witnem
; ‘ ed an interesting game in the pool
'lnul'nsmont being played in Wilson' s-
” Ml room on Van Zant street. Mo
Garry. rated 90. defeated Mueller tho
Mfg being-ms. The next game in
‘daygevening of next week,
- I.
,5 AutumnuecML '~
5 ‘ Phi Roast: 124:. to 18c.‘lb. '
,r liedman's Market
The freighter “Marion," owned by
‘:the Norwalk Steamboat Company. is
5 scheduled to go into-commission this
_ ' give-lug after receiving a thorough
[overhauling and general repairs in
"dr'ydock Bridgeport. The “Marion”
will be in charge oi5Ctptsin Edward
’I-ll‘il is a son of Harry Hill, the lam-
_‘.ous sporting man of New York city.
who-enjoyed an international reputa-
- tion in sporting circles... '
, 5 5
The ilrst car-load of cement was
dumped this morning in the can
‘brldge roade- This work fill. he
5 '515roshed end the listing Barton work
on the new bridge will he finished b!
. the 1st of December. The Tools s
, Sanderson Company,, who are install-5
in: the draw. fot the bridge,- are putting
5mm every extort to finish that was
by the first oi December. as well
Alaniel Uilosnmedieu has been noti-
.Ied that his sidewalk will he raised.
“J
a short time before the Eurohm Was ~
I . Various plans were mixed Swot-F at ‘
-thd,tournsment will he played on Mon :
hshgdodfimuuemtoithe
nflsnhfidhmhwlth whom
showed. .
l
i
l
l
i
In. men
immhmm up...
metre“, rapt yesterday in New,
York. mutt-maths New Yard
‘and attandhg the monotone in the
lauaraoon.
i
Rev. and Mrs. 8.1). Woods, who
vhave been visiting hem. have return-
.1 ed to their home in Cheshire.
J Mrs. new Morrison. or Cross
street, visited recently with her moth-
! er in Norotoa
Republicans are requested to take
the 6:59 trolley tor the smoker and
grail; in South Norwalk this evening.
Go direct to the armory in order to
escort the Not-wall: Club to Red Men' s
Hall.
is being W in Rowayton to send
in Belgian reissues in answer to up
past made by the Misses Rollins:-
worth. in Thomas! toenail: There
has been a great demand tor- garments
for man. women and children. so any»
"I‘ll you have. will be most welcome.
no matter how old fashioned they may
he; mud-d More in road oondl
tlon. All donaflms may he sent either 7“
to Hrs. Indies Hodps.‘ on the West
sole. or to so: Charlss n. Buckley, «in
Rowayton avenue. on or before Thurs
thy, November llth.
Edward Fair-child visited in 85mins»
dsle yesterday. 5
Ralph W. Bis-chard was a visitor
in Bhutto"! yderday. -‘
we... Holly's- to ems; ms re}-
idence to sum soon.
for New York (or the winter.
w; w. W“ has left for
his, New Tort home (or the season,
The Morin Magus will hold a,
Hallowe'en- social. Friday night. Sup—
nor will he served;
The Womu's Christian Temper—
ance League am a meeting at the
library Mid-y amt-or. .'
improvements are being made in'
the rear or the lane block at Nero-
ton Heights. _
—...._._l..._.._. ‘
A basketball (an is being or-
gunned by a number at yolIng men
enthusiasts here.
t
Howard .wmmott'lias taken a pos-
itlon at the Poster place in Token-
eke for the winter
Though it is ulmal. considering
the weather condition; smells have
been biting good it Rinds End.
A Hallowe’cn supper will be giv-
en 1 in the mom Protestant
church room by the Christian En-
deavor society.
A republican club has been organ-
lied at W Belgium The club
already has some 35 member; John.
. z Barthes is at head -
‘ struction of the foundation of meJment. the 0‘ the move
John Pas-toes, variously connected
with local othl‘etismln general a long
tinselwlli this yous-againmntld the
Glenbrook basketball team. Plans for
organisation are now under way.
Henry Stark his placed the gaso;
line launch.- Warner," in winter
quarters, in Hawaii. The t'Roamer"
is one o! the prottlsstot the Rings
micro“;
A
at the inside curb, two inches higher
alum was originally intended. This
hung on East Washington street.
was recently torn up, as were them
in this yla'cinilr. teas; replaced
Thstuniornpworthlmuoliada
merry times: the soclfl given in
sit, in trout oi the L’Hommediesgm “we" m m- “my
5stt5endsdr¢unsa and rotrsdimentg
5 to hear" that they will be helped
“rem-smemmo.n
MW of tho Jun-
‘ hm;
ion
:5 7' Presbyterian Ml.
; land Harry DeForeat.‘
' henetlt‘ or the Epwqrtsmuaxos.
iris‘mihmmru‘uuhdiett‘
A temperance rail: If? ”lib $311?
w on
Wednesday evening. Brie! W
were given by lites G. Wild and
Andrew 1’. largest. of New York.
meme '1‘ Banquet. or things», and
other imieroding seeps: The nest-
in: was M Di!» um
[Demon-est. president elite w. c. T. _ _
51! of Stumdord The pastor of the 5
church. Qr Enrica Has-hrs. prodded.
.s
dated audience.
era of the Young People's mists 01
Height: Reahodlst Protein church
“was held hilt Mona: e Rev.
1H. Brownies was elected prudent;-
Jlev G. E. Richter, VW;
lire. Grover C. Raymond, secretary;
Miss Irene Russell. mm; Mill
Ramon. chairman wot fihe lookout
committee: Grover Q. Raymond.
chairman of the ”$70.1“ Imus:
committee, Kiss Woe Matthews,
chairman of the social committee:
chairman of
tho visitingeommlflse.
. Mrs.
Nettie Williams 0‘ Brooklyn
is making a visit with friends in
town. '
\
”b.“ t ’
Rodney Preciouund bill”. who
occupied the Linduiet cottage for the
summer. have returned to New York.
‘ Owenoke Tent. No. 8. K. 0. T. M.
will give an old-fashioned ball in
Odd Fellow's Hull. Tuesday evening,
Nov. 11. The committee consists o!
B. A. Wood. J. J. Kelley and C. W.
Martin. .,
M
The Mothers Home Club held a
monthly meeting at the home. of
Mrs. Walter Barrios. Main. meets
Wednesday afternoon. The reading
by Mrs. Alfred Knapp. on "Home
Discipline,‘ was interesting The next
meeting will be held at the brim. or
Mrs. 511 ii. Keeior
and Mrs. H. n. Trinkhuus.
Miss Hanoi Bengar‘. Warren Rutledge
and Charles Olden went ‘to George-
town. Tuesday evening. and gave an
entertainment consisting of piano
flute and mandolin. selections. vo-
cal renditions and rQMllq us. for the
. . .3? . ‘
a The N“ oifioebm w .§’%M§ 5
- tannin. . “a L ’ lull
Tm WW cum—Wei.
I rdwwnésmes Rea meow a poem moss the bridgeh la is a coin” c
in gm Edward Kelley. RA}; hi w u ‘
f.” mdcfi.‘ r. W. D Hoflefltqu: ionizing
- nd rus A. at. John my 5" J ,
alluring}!!! fienw’lck etesod’ewit’h s‘ “5V? ”will“ 3' menu-d, ‘33 2;”
.ading. M the next mogtin‘g'flwi ”9907?: “9" F- “mm”- 33:?
it). Dr. Walter o What! our mos V91 went ‘mmm M d
{Y'all Plowing." and F‘. B. Dewy”!
will road a paper on "New Canaan.
h residence or a factory town " Dr:
D. Hottecker will give an address on
gProgress in Medical Science." There
Mil also be a reading by Mrs. W.
0. Groups and u song by Stephen
Heath: '
M
George A. Pauley. sr.. and his
daughter. Mildred met with an necl- :
dent on Monday owning.
turning to their home on Smith
Ridge. Mr. Pauley had‘mot the 5:15
trsln'st the local station. and was
on his way home. having stepped at
the ltallnn colony south of the Sim-
on Krmw-is residence.
went whining by: Then came moth.
wagon. smashing it to pieces.'outtlng
‘ 58nd bruising ulna Pauley-ulld fright-
ening the horse so that it ran away.
The automobile broke the woken-
nble blanket and n. sum of money
ware lost. Russel-shy come to the res-
one.
were taken to their home: mother“
ran all the way home. -dragglng55 55
mm wheels.
’ Broad River
at the home oi her neics in New
Jersey: .
Miss Hazel Neurons who “been
spending the past two weeks in Don‘-
- hu‘ry‘. has returned"’to her, ironic on
Bartlett. avenue
this evening at the home of hiss. 1...-
Count, on Comatock avenue, and
those that were invited will outwit:
evening or run and dance the 01s..
reliable-5
The residents of Bllwsrlnlne avenue
who sterintlmated in til
the people who live on the other
of that; river and have to use the
bait street bridge. will he inherest
a
bhrietisrr undone: of the W s
“80“».
He was drill-5. .
'ing along when a large automobile
er. The second car collided with his _
reach: and the occupants were drop» ,
pod-to the groom! instantly. A vuiur ‘_
Mr. Pouley and his daughter.
Mrs. Alice Denney. of. New Cen- ’
hall avenue Will Mild tho “wists end i:
There will he s5. Rollove'es (hoes :
fishloned dander that made the Hui: '*
inween “nose. or past years so em a
.4:
,v-. ‘(vv—wmww
J.
Effie )ehangl. (notified with an inter. V
moist seam.
soundly horn if ascent illness.
Elsi lt’srten hirsute: state at.
WWWMVu in Win...
Harri? R. W was in New
York this week on businssa
Philip D. Cramp of in!!! W
was in town yesterday Oil 3 bum
trio
Ifchael ‘Coruloney ' of Main street
Clinton Sherwood o! Stamtord h
1::th with relatives on East Charo}
est
E. ii. melanin finished drilling
ammsttheung‘bem
school
A number of new books have Boon
‘ placed on the shells: at the local
' library. . ~ ‘-
’3. ,.
- l
litany repair“ arc being made as
the trolley line between here M
Southport 5 5
was lumen. Sturges or Fairlield
heahoea momsfewdays with
ill-s Marie Knish. of King street.
Westport was well represented at
tho masquerade dance Tuesday "on-
log at the Greenfield Country club
Indy Pairnerton lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehern.,wtll hold a regular
meeting in the Fable building tonight.
George ll. 5Tllley5 and family have
closed their home in the Farms and
have returned to Dar-ten tor the wint»
er; ‘ . 55 i '.
Fridoy ev u. dance will no
held in the csthoui sau‘ atomic
street by the We of Mary’sosai}.
lily 5952 the Qhuroh‘gi the Assgmptio
Under the missiles} at the Fe!
crafh‘. Club at t Temple; IMe.
Home ‘1ilueiisd masters“
church delivered“ a lecture on "N
way" which wad rust.
many beautiful chin M-
lecture was vary. interesting and w
given in "Slap 555%.aa
street.
to al
“3.
evening n ur. Sipperfy’s automobi
WESTPORT ,,
W —:: a ‘W mos-d was
;' The Jeni-animal election ‘9! citie- the ot fits a 5
membranes ril-
wos in anagram-Tuesday on busy.
's-a.
”Wound“
l‘.
55and5 "Wesleyan
warm rmmm.fl-emse built; ii: .
, _ . . 5
1
asiarltmlhfifisu‘l‘fi
in: liver
Rev. W. H. Kidd at the Madden lodge
F: and A. II The degree team consist-
.ed at the Methodist Episcopal "unis-
less. The Rev Kr. Kidd was former-
iy a minister at Bridnport
The (allowing names appear on let-
tear posted at the Westpors postofliec
awaiting to be claimed: first Gentile
Murray. Mrs. Wan Rani... Mrs. James
m Mrs. Lora Townsend, M lien—
Fy Poison. Mr. F. W Dokln. Mr. J. J
5 genome. Col. end Mrs. W, Puuld-
, H5555
, l
.Wlfléba destroyed sole. Mum!
n ;
It is mbfli'flfifi’ £39“ '
...street.hndse will—hula _ ,. .5?)
and Hrs. F lineman. The letters
he posted for to film aId then
u: Mr. and lira: Charles Mills eutertoin
um IW m. . commas
a‘” la ‘Yi'qur.
t lid
mission. 5.
The, student of the Staples” high
schwl who' have attained the highest
marks in their respective cheese and
and wide-led ml- intuition or
The'adnohl HofiesF-‘llome Festival
of theiWostnort, Istiwd'll Emotional J
church was held .5.'l‘ 5e5s5day and infi‘
evenings with 'n'nioors attend,-
ing both nights. will um: was held
in the church parlors, Alter the most
bountlinl supper was cleared away a
555 whose names have been placed on the
honor roll for: the post Ila Jesus‘
are as toiows: senior. class. Miss Eli;
sabeth Corcoran and Miss Ruth Nich-
ols; junior class With Christensen J
and Judson Cottett: sophomom class.
Miss Patties Hanger and Miss Chan
lotto Stone; freshmen clans Miclmsl'
llrodflty and was .Loulae lamina.
Q4 about one hundred hands at 3.:
.5mm on inure-tats. ls .tlrsensJ
-W lul- "miss. 1"» mu WW-
555ved 5st totem
you amass ours-v. saw teas arm
variety sale was held. 'The hail—Tires
nrettily decorated with many beauti-
fol Heliowe'err novelties an Niall ad’
harvest products A goodly sum will
be realized The. committee in
charge consisting of the lollowlng;
Mrs. Stanley B: Pillow. Mrs. Joseph
8W5 hir George Guyer. Mrs. How-
an! M. Richards. Mrs, Charles Snif-
toil.“ .msn: 8'.‘ it. Willow. Gil-
hart it‘ll? ass Joseph shines.- 1'
J .h F 4‘6me
l
, .
been:
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Jtroubled With an ulcerated tooth" this
nus rqqn‘fsv
.- PW
' week.
1,.“
'l
5 , Miss Ethel}; ?ml'd‘rrll has been
opening a tow me at .tlas boom of
M alleles. Mrs “kw (lriorod. in
INOWBHE. -'~ . :1 ’ ,
l . e
i
.tisitihg at the home of her aunt;
Serra". 'slo'sné nutter-y hos returned to
Jlrer home at nariisston
. dud——
Rev. blur-ray Hamilton. .who halt
to attend conference three weeks ago
‘hns not yet returned. as he is stop-
3cm to visit friends en route.
Thiiiy . Years
East Norwslk‘. Ct.
Comps inn
BOSTON POST ROAD;
’ Westpori. , Conn-
Service Ila. Corie "Med tor
Steals. Broilers and all is» “soils to
season. 5am on 0 made
lash-Insetsmdlartw n .. 5,.
CONCERT 5"! DISHES
“NOW EVERY IVE»;
IRS. N. LEW.
rel-whens WHOM II Vowel-Frill
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard) :55;
nor "onwaut .
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked '
to Order.
John E. O’Sullrvsn..
Til-{Pm am no. ,
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YORK AND To. ALL Palms IN
THE BOOTH. AND WES}, .
Thsoughcsr miss taall important
interior points. making connections
with daily through earl: tom tollow-
.55.! sow: “mm-m chum Den-
Iva-i mica-meals): touts-
due Little Rock; Oklahoma City, St.
mute and Bolt Lake: 'Clty. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27$ East Rivor,: New
l’drlr' (foot at-‘Gotherinoxsw. every
mmmnIunul’rsight
J like” Mary hides who has beenv
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pig; 10c
.‘ pet. can lilo
perib. 1260
per peck “15 lbs.” 200
perils. I50
pcrlb. 11¢:
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