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SATURDAY SPE‘MALB. inciting on an int and d the new
hot. ment foundation curb. and gutters
Frish Hams. 11c. lh fisdmad’s lisr-‘ bridge in the; excavating tor the co- . ‘
Nourishment—tine lie-
vor~purity—crispness
“wholesommcst All
for 5 eént‘sg in the
moisture-proofpackage.
“needs ,Bisoult f V
-bi6ckitosunxtord,;;
, Charles “Groin and Louis Keuogg.
minimising monologues.
:gunnlns.
Miss llary Chase. of Brooklyn, N.
in. is visiting at the home 0! East
, Side islands,
Miss Hattie Ryder, or East avenue.
, l. a visitor with friends in Seller's
Sting Harbor. Staten island. .
. : , Arthur Saunders, of this place. has
_ ”taken a position with the Van Camp
Bean Company. of Bridgeport.
., Mary Francis Dunne. daughter of
3W. P. Dunne. ts ill with diphtheria at
, idler home. 209 East Washington street
f: Frederick Robinson. a iormer East
7:8ide resident. residing in Bridgeport
is visiting at the home of East Side
friends
—.r .
as Jame. is ironic: of the old * E . .,- . .
timers chic-hansmbanotror‘W . ' ’.
Gmrfllohaflharlesmmost. the: ' ' ', ..
Rocky norm. mm, and r... .GRAHAIGIAGKIRI. .
Republican candidate tor president“ good ‘
who. in splté or his ability and popu-E 3'. 4233:: if; '
1‘3th was dateated by James Beehsml’ ml” ,
m. but it paved the way to: ths mfihifilnfi- "th
baked and tress de-
livered. to cents. ”
election for Abraham Lincoln over ,
Stephen A. Douglass. four years lat-
er. General Winfield Scott. the last
candidate to: the Whigs, was the most
disappointed man in America when he;
found that h. was defeated at the ;,
polls by Franklin Pierce. He was;
Commander—locust oi the army, Indi
won some brilliant battles in the Mes- !
icon War. and score. of children were .
named alter him. including Admiral‘l
Schisy and W. S. lianlord. The else-f
tion‘ is said to have broken the old;
man's heart, and as he used to trudgef
up and down Sixth Avenue, near 12th
Street. New York. where he lived and!
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“roe district president. mas “it“
‘ rs
lePaigs. of Mount Vernon. visited thl '
'{ome Missionary Society of the M. E, :
-hurch. Toeday‘si'iernmn. Followiihi' ..
l. t“ ,
Jeflersen Market. where he bought his
J. Wallace Marvin, of the East Side. meat and provisions, he always re-
.‘who’ihss spent the summer in Greens
"Farm. recently returned to his East
fNorwaik home.
dumb. The result or Scott's *land
slide defeat for the presidency. was
one or the soumes that led to the
formation of the Republican party by
the reorganisation of the old time
Whigs
Mr. and Mrs Henry Case. of Belts;
Place. have returned to their home!
alter a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in Bridgeport.
William H Dimond. of Belts Place,
«formerly bmoloyed by thé: Norwull?‘J
Iron Works Company. lid endured a
ipositlon with the bridge dbnirsbtors
_ The tug “Not-walk," ll charge of
A Capt. William Horton. oi the Red Slur
Line. of New York City, yesterday
inrher brother. Charles Crockett. in
Mrs.John1mhas returned to
her summer e. in West §idu ave—
nue. after. few days‘ visit in Niw
York. "
and (lid. Dwight Spaulding. ot Sea-3w
plow Ivenue. ‘
" j J. J Stillman, gormer proprietor of
~ithe‘ East Side drug-store. now of
Eggshell. is spending a few days!
the East Side. visiting Dr. Joseph'
l-
The Bible Study Class wui’lieonoci
fillers Saturday, November It
932.}! Van Zant street and other!“ help m if the WHO will
’ .i‘m the piper. tied in bundles;
“ Calvin AL. imitated. or East Wash
silicon street. is confined to no horneluza‘a‘om Goat's. A. wrangler:
by illness. His duties in L'iiommediou I can“! N mg“ 33mm:
!
lirdtbers. East Side grocery store are
beiiig taken care of by John L’Hom- $2" M,Nfl¢ihunployed this sea~
findieu.
Mambo Ipworth
The home of Mrs. J. Raymond Mar- the News; 3:1,.“ Chem: :3:
fit. 01 East Norwslk. is being exten- attend the rally at a. Norielk ED-
lively improved and repaired The worth League Union in the First dis
house on Fort street owned by ”Mrs. mgr, gm, ensuing.
Ugl'l? Cooley is also undergoing many i
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The entertainment committee 0 the
" ._ lRowstyon- Hose Company is making
The Friendship Gig-s ‘ot the East proportions to hold the annual oyster
vfivelluu. hi. E Church will give a splen- supper in: the quarters of the Hose
‘33! Slipper this evening. An interest- Company In the near future.
in; [nature at the entertainment to ' _
.“be adorded will be an address from ”1.3 Gertrude Mm“, or RoWay-
, superintendent Irs T. Chapman. ton arenas; entertained several mem
--m-.
hash, is exceptionally busy these days was pleasantly pound with guides and
;_~ hauling into dmiock MYUfi-wm music. and refreshments were served.
.. ‘snotorboats owned by East Siders for m .
' repairs. Mr. Fowler has installed a Thomas W- nil in H. Kisslns. of
powerful engine in his Seaview sve- Went Side avenue. received work this
~ Walter Riggins. of New York, at the
Lebanon Hospital. He had been ill on-
The smooth cement sidewalks oi‘ 1’ ‘ Mk. and “F"? two 5°" and a
“19 “9" Washington street bridge are daughter.
'- anording Blast Side youngsters an I T » ‘
admirable skating rink. Every even. 08:32:, JJompfiégrmxv;
in; crowds of roller-skaters take ad- , ill
vantage of the absence of the work- R“ ‘ avenue and h“. moved
boats out or the water.
turned everybody's salutes, he was sl—l
most as silent as it he was deal and4
Mrs. Harsh Thatcher has licenivi‘sit-i
_. brought a tow of coal barges to up- . . .
‘ town dealers ; ‘ :3 ‘ "4} . NATIONAL BISCUIT ‘
, . o" . ~ .5" Q"T . ‘
- .. F‘s-Ink“: ng. of New Haven. ~ , Sign!“ “Highland €227; ; COMPANY
_ Ins be ““““ itlng for the past leww Ymi er son. D‘ , W 1095!!!! .m ~
days Itgtho home of his parents. Mr. 3 ‘i i W J M?” 7'
bars 01 the Class of 1914. Norwaik '
J. A Fowler, the East Side bost- High school. last evening. The time '
sine shop. which is used for pulling the W901! Of the death of their brother. ‘
A. delightful new bis-
. ' cult, with a rich and
delicious cocoanut lla-
vor. Crisp and always
fresh. so cento.
lster was graduated irom Madison
University. and in ma was commis-
sloned by the American ilome Mis-
sionsiy Society or the liepti'st Giureh.
as s musionsry to Michigan. then a
territory. In 1875 he was ordained at
Haddam. Bubsogdently he heldcharg
es in Niobium: New York State, New
Jersey and Connecticut 13!. ilrst
charge in this state was It Winthrop.
He served met in Bridgeport. and
eight years. sgocomc to'the Clinton
Baptist Church. .He was a veterlm oi
the Civil War, was twice department
. chaplain oi the Department offinvl'
Jersey. G. ’A R. and was at one time
an associate grand chaplain oi the
Masonic Lodge of Connecticutr": lie
is survived by two children
New York.
i
H '1‘. Andrews or Cedar Gate has
left for Mundlson. N. J. »
J. L. Tonneli, j:.. 01' Cedar Gate
has left for New York. ..
» Congress held in- London this sum
‘ slides.
As Bronson, believed to hovebeep the .
oldest interior in point or i‘orv'ioi’é 1o .
t-tlie state. died at his home here today .
3oi parsig .iie was born It Also
Ville. N r. in 1840, the ion or i- loin-l
‘ convenience.
. genuine.
greater ability :than you
‘hi giver salaried
V. .f'inacketud their Mines"
‘Settilt-i want advertising.
R. H. Luis has left tor his home in ’
anon. Another popular “rink" is the
‘ cement foundation on Osborne ave-
into the house. formulythe James E. '
Stevens hornestead. now owned by
Edwin 1a Sivan. and Airs George A
line, of the new Neptune Hardware
: Company factory This is used ex-
clusively for hotly contested "shin- MIA Shvenaiias “W from
grey" games. the players using roller- his W; at my“. 11. ham
limes . irnoni sevrai days in the union. bat-
attedeld which covers over 1.60.0 acres.
Wright. Jr., on Penoyer street.
7'
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
' which is now owned and controlled by
tomcat the east-bound station in No,
roton.
A boat. unit? shoe-repairing shop
lay fish store on Main “street. , '
'i‘rees flinging the. “railway. fine
south or the tracks between the Dust-
cutrdown. .
Repairs are being made in the plat- . '
has been opened iii the. firmer- md-
ion and Noroton atrium hays been
Fresh Hams. 17c. lb .Hedmsn’s Mar-
Frank Jones. at the bridge lob. is
paged in regulating tram: at the
‘fisn-ow approach to the east and oil
temporary bridge. A mail is Ito:
‘hereall day and until u o’Cicok
evening. Work on laying the
inundation oi the Approach of
w bridge “stopped today. and
Wfld Portion of_ the
the united States government. dud
nesrly thirty miles or macadsm road
which is guarded by government p0
lice. vibes-e over 1,360 monuments
stand. James I. Stevens. ’hir. Stev-
ens' lather: fought in the battle,“ on
him. sand a. sesa- in. Stevens
took In“! W and nude
many m lChile In Gettysburg.
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VOLDESI‘ STATE _fllfllm- DIES
The Daricn garage has been moved
to its new quarters and will remain in
brick building. .
A tank on _a west- onnd! train
train shifted its the train
through Denied
train will no ‘
some ditto-lilac ;
not back in position. '
’ a smelter at the fire
day. night. about to being or.
3“ Kowloon:- Frod Box. and
use until ”the. completion or the new ' ‘ ‘
A son was born to Air. ganglia
3.: mum sang or Bur-tic avenue. Mon- 5
'. day evening 2
.5
W
tamlly have moved tram the WMUBJ
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ml, writ: Whose-t mono.
Mrs. Julia Bripokerhpts at Slam
’ord vfiitddii Wit" danglific, Ire
M g
’ lies Wilhelmihm’, Hindi of East
wenuu was ten
by a score of
evening
or friends. Unionist
The Christmas sale and supper ol‘
he Ladies' Aid Society at the M. E
"huroh will be held in the demon
‘90:): of the church Doc. to. "
ly. and the d ct secretaiw.
0 regular business meeting.
visiting members addressed the soul-
ety colonies of interest to all.
. '« -—o.—-—v'--- .
An excellent program has been an
mailed (or the meeting or the New
'Ian
Ponus street will ”speak onr
Plowing " 1". t5. Dawless will read c
paper on “New Canaan a licfldenea
or a Factory Town. " Dr. W D. h.l'loli
editor will give an apllghmipfi talk.
on "Progress in' Medical Science.”
There'. will be a media; by Mrs. W4
6. Grupe. on Nov‘ dlnaootlier lung-f
outing program will be given.
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STEREOPTIOON LECTURE.
A lecture on the. Shivation Ar
n-w-
will be given at tho Salvation A
Hall Monday at 8 p‘. m. The lect
will be given by Ensign Berratt, wild
lustrated by 125 views. A silver cpl»
lsctloa will be taken at the door .to
defray the expanse of hlrlnd l‘hg
A
"in Bill until“
i illlr dim
v.44; '
"' uotl” Ernie and
lo a Few ricer. ‘
l severe. cold
misery and hUtmost up
either in the head. chest. body; of
limbs. ,
It promptly opal; clogged-up noo-
trils slid elf passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run-
ning. relieves sick headache, dullness,
isverislinees. lore threat.‘ messing.
soreness and radio...
Don't my eluted“! quit-biotin.
and shuttling! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world give.
such prompt relief as “Pope's cold
Conipdund. ” which costs only 35 cents
ai any drugstore.
assidtancc. tastes nice. cause. no 'in-
Be sure you get the
J
Probably a lot ot people wlgltn
manor-hm
thrush
“Use Carborundum
Slurpening Stones
é ' . _
., ,J. 15%Vaniliame or East avenue .
. - left Tuesday. (or Stewart. Fl... when j
S be will spend the winter. ‘
Mr and Mrs. William Banshei and 5
9;? 7»? 3—.
FRIUAY,NOV.6.1914
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Miss Mamie Queen of New York :
spent Hominy. at the home of unused _
, Harry A. Dixon. on Railroad moon ; :‘
Tuesday.‘
red A surprise Paw: 3 ‘ .,
and W W
What is CASTORIA
"dost-dots wnmmiorwrou. n
091 .vilmneretberflircoflel
desire We...
Its is-itsguareatee. It ye
Milieu? Burgers orethanthlrtyyears it
. .. boon In 30%? ion “use; oi Constipaiig‘
' {A i’IinialeiieMkJMMyand an meme):
% ., .Tlllflhlldm'lmmel'l . .
GENUINE CASTOR IA Atwavs
BeerstbeSlgnstni-eof
lullsem Over 530 Years
at
Orange. Tuesday evening. ll‘
Raymond's Hall. Dr. W. (2'. Wood 0' ,
“Fol: ‘
attended the Congress. and will be lb ‘I
V caused his automobile by reason a! the
it acts without ‘
have held
“disarm Shewastrestes both in:
- the Uhited States and abroad; She}
, she said.
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W...
1%“ of suit brought by
tit-Iii \utoinohiltst. .
civil suit of special Anton-st to
. momobiliiis. govt/hung the realm
: lit) at a nixedi-iiourtour in (Ii ‘
the automobile of his omnloydr.’
_" the tried before Justice Sillilllél’
3 holssfio mo town court in"Ridge~'r
Ad on fiaturdu'yifafmrnoleu 0.3:
t 'r~ -. ot‘ilat town. is suing ‘thlidm
7 Widmei‘. of balloon. for dads-
' wthh he alleges his automobile
.f‘ tored while it‘ was Minister! to the:
i : e of Mr. ‘mdm‘fl‘. who had '
3pm)! yed or Mr Gage 21.5 chaotic
.UUUUU 331% l. i”
t.M.r Gage hired Mr. Widmer .
Mfluur my. tattoo
The camp t Foreign.
that by new 01%: cm.- and
diallissncc or ”r. Wldmer. who négi
looted to oil the bearings 01 the ear”
and otherwise care Our it. the bedr‘.
":24; were injured hug the machine
rtvliei almond?
The plaintifl claims eighty- five dol-
iars damages from the defendant to
cover the damages he alleges were
neglect of the chaufenr. The suit hiis
interested automobile owners and it is
said to be the first of its kind brought
ln'this vicinity. rive ‘qucstlon ot the
responsibility of a chauffeur in car-
ing for a machine that can be readily
inspected by the owner‘- will be one or
the most. interesting issues in the pre-
sent case that the court will. be called
up on to decide and local lawyers dis-
magi-9- ,
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
'11 .I"AUI”M’ANV HIV VIII G TV.
Iii Illdl8 HIRING
Eli“. ME 8A3! TE]
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Here's Grandmother's Recipe to Dark-
so and enmity rifled Hair
. «v—v—r—r—H— .
Thunbgautliui even abode ot dark,
:19"! hair” can "'51? ho, had iiy brow
ing a. mixture of Sage Tea and S'ull-
pbur. i'our hots is your charm.
niches or more“ When it
fades, turns gray, streaked slid lacks
dry,_ wispy and so 33;! In ”:9
plies or direct s9: ”,5 311W I“
magnuifi. arrest-M ’ -.“h' 11‘1"“
(old.
Dent bother filo prepug the tonic
yourcsu get item any drug store a so
abs: Coupons. " ready to use This
can aims be depended upon to
bring back the natural color. thick-
ness and lustre of your hair and re-
move dandrud. stop scalp itching and
telling hair. _
Everybody uses “Wyeth's” Sage and
Sulphur because it darkens unnatur-
allv and evenly that nobody can tell
it has been applied. You simply damp
en a sponge.” soit brush with it and
draw this through the hair takins
one small strand at a time; by morn-
ing the gray hair has disappeared.
a‘ad after another application it be-
comes beauiliully dark and appears
glony. lustrous and abundant
agree on the point.
Mrs. Cipro Show of Norwoodl
Used Mayra Wonderful
' Stomach Remedy.
s.—
Mrs Glare Shaw or 21 Malestlc ave-
nus; Nméod. R. L was a suiterer
from stomach and liver troubles for
underWent an operation.- ‘Stillflihe
cultured a,
‘ Then she tool: Mayr's Wonderisl'
stomach Remedymnd lound swiit re
list. in o letiiir telling ot‘iior case
no can lulu ltlls ill
lilt____l____ll mutt llll still ill.
This remarkable health story is tiger
_‘ those told in thousands of other l‘e‘t-
' "i received your sample treatment
I
the day hetero Christmas. and it ssv-.
tars irom users at this wonderful rem-
edy in all parts of the country. The
drnt dose Gimmes—no long treat
meet.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach horned:
clears the digestive tract oi mucoid
acretions and poisonous matter. it
brings swift reiiei.I to tenderer. from
ailments oi the stomach, liver and
bowels. Many declare it has saved
them from dangerous operations and
many are sure it his madman lives.
We wanted people who-have chron-
ic stomach trouble, or constipation. no
matter of how long standing. to try
one dose of Magr’s Wonderful Stomo
edit! ureter-i was simostgone
_ had; an inflammation diet so: right up ach‘ Remedy—hone dose will. convince
is? or W “a scented to chill. me. you.» This is the medicine ‘50 man!
tor now than i have been for‘ so
" yearn", 4 ' .
lily.- heighhbrs day it is a miracle.
theyhnowhowusaiiered jinn bet-
as: our people have been taking with
'sol'prising results. The most than.
"ouch system cleanser ever 501d.
Man-is Wondeflulfltomsch Remedy is
ow sold by all Wt.
moor Marathon-o
.. .t'AriA‘cx \ Procmtimtion and ,
_ WWW}? in your. your ssvn‘ios
r
L ' one! bottle 91 '5Wyeth‘s Sage and Bul- _
'mansr.
compo Inn
.IOOTON P087 ROAD.
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‘Westpbrt, Conn.
Service, a la Garto,' » Had to:
3min. Broilers and all Sr - ‘oods in‘
iseaaon. Arrangements cs; .. made
for banquets upon short .nor. . ‘
.oouctav av ORCHEh . '
_oANciNo svsnv Evan
_ MR8. Ni LEVY. ,
Telephone Connections 98 Vim .3,
LM
Dorlon House
(Gregory doulmrd)
, , easr NORWALK :
§Shore Dinners and All. Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order. ,
John E. O’Sullivan. W:
“Prop ,. _.
TELEPHONE can. 720.
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rriser. Pasteur use TO new
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS m
THE SOUTH AND WEST.“
Throagh'car serviceito'sll important
interior points. making 'icoansetiuns
with daily through care to the inflow-
hg points: :Cincinnsdi, Chicagb, Den-
ver lndlasapolis. Konsas City, Louie
tune Little Rock. Oklahoma 'City. St.
boat's uni silt Lake City. Prellbt
boat leaves Pier 27 East River New
York (loot o! Comm. Sl-J. every.
day excepts afikgt whirl!) . Freight
received” Nam '5’:sz 5gp almond
t. 3
iaswdawatiisrhasoa‘itms
Arming J. Smith. Lessee. 2'»: _
6m I. note. mummies
The Read & Vollt
Electrical 00.
no Onlv nova-m. ,
uncritical. one!
"imam E
AUTO What.
ammunition. .. _
a".
J. M. Layton & Go, inc.
new mini: ‘Asm' RENTS.
5 Railroad Ave. 390th NOrwhfll.
The New Scream
BEFINITION OF GHIMRAGTiG.
We at the comrade thumb:
Ills back. Even it done in mildhood
it creates pinChed nerves and pain in
titer life in the dliiereut organs and
limbs *
use... snd pain, health is restored
through humanism: the am. an
tents in your body.
given special stichtibnydld .
lure of the spine;- son will never re- _
trot shins WOW a chance ..
to help you.
lunatic treahsnts gi‘vui also.
T. Francis, l).C
M Washingtoii Stile. "smile. Conn.
Graduate (rum i'olmsr School. the ..
Ghii'opraoilo a no: sod-i don or on.
idlustlng the some Discus l. cans-f5 . '
‘sdbyawrsnch. twisterdprahrln
, Chiropractors move the cause at
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