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. policy-holder tron: claims tor injuries ‘ ' _ “
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my person or persons, provided, how-g
ever. the ' 'bility shall in no event ex
e thousand dollars for damages
uch injuries to any one person.
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Mrs. Katherine Creagh,‘ of lianbury,‘ i
la visiting with relatives in this citv At .
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Bliss N013 Finnegan, of Center ave- l
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l :1 _J.AMul_holland, of Orange, N. J., is}
57.) , Visiting with his aunt, Mrs. John Rig-i
‘ _. sins, of Burritthvenu'e. 1
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:RiAchard Moore, of Greenwich spent
the week- end with friends and rein.
Alives here. ' l
The Semi-annual conference of the: A
Norwalk District Epwmth Leaguesf
will be held at the Norwalk M E
church on Fridav afternoon and even- I
’ ins, October 29'. The speakers in the?
gatté‘moon will be Rev. W. H. Burg-A
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-AIJuther M. Wright will run bus toA:
ADlhbury Fair. 81 round trip telephone
{418-4 for information.
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Exact Copy of Wrappe.
The .South Norwallt Club will re-
Aceive election returns this evening,
T: Mothers Know That
A Bears the
. Signature
that Mrs. John Waiston. of Lawrence
street, downtown, shortly after noon,
yesterday, swallowed a mercury tab
let, presumably mistaking the poison-
pill for a headache remedy. The tact
that Mrs. Walston is today resting
comfortably and did not suffer serious
res is due to the presence of mind
0:, tA-hur Becker, of Lincoln avenue,
who was in the house at the time. and
who promptly forced 8 quantity of
milk down the woman's throat. This~
antidote worded (if possible serious
[developments Mr. Becker hurriedly
sent fgr Drs. R 12. P011112 and F. I.‘J
Burneil. The latter doctor bringing a
stomach Dumb “hich was used to so ad
advantage
Mrs. WalAston, who is a widow. came‘
to South Norw.allt with her six year
old daughter, about six months ago
‘from Orange‘l‘exas. She has several
lsisters in this city A
For Infants and Children.
Genuine Castoria
TALENT FOR REDDNG.r
Writer‘A of More or Less Prestige Buys
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A Theron.
REDDING, October 4.——A real estate
transaction here means that the town's
literary colony, the leading celebrity
of which was formerly the late Mark
Twain, is to receive an acquiation of
note in the person of Henry Foreman
of New York. He has purchased from
Jesse L. Sanford a building site on
Meeker’a Hill having a road frontage
of 140 feet and comprising about two
1 bores.
A small tenement house is now lo!
cated on the tract and this will be rel
moved in the spring to be replaced by
For liver
Thirty Years
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and a luncheon will be served by the
" eriek Winslow Adams, I). 1)., 0AA
draws church New York city.,
0 evening Rev. J. O. Randall, oil
{210 General Conference. Commission
Have you tried our PEANUT BUTTER?
, entertainment committee. Members
are privileged in invite a friend. _ _
__ i There 15 nothing more tasty than good fresh Peanut Butter.
19111.91 Port Chester. N. Y., and Rev. ’ The“ are 3° many tempting ways to
serve it, that it never grows tiresome.
Made while yout wait.
Best Family Flour
a larger and superior domicile.
Mr. Foreman la a writer 6! estab
liahed reputation: his recently publish-
ed novel. ‘The soul of 11 Allan," hav-
ing being the sublect oAt favorable com-
1;: nt from the reviewers. lie wu
formerly on lib edit lath! ot the
11.. ’York so. swmichit be edit.-
51c lb.
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of Evangelism, will speak. " ' l
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TheLBig Dipper. of the NorwalkAx.
Club has been 'a‘warded the
“A Cup This shit class racer ia‘
A And by John F. McMahon, Jr. The
,nghce, who thiished second in, {.h_ei. ..; .v, ”a... ,1“
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has announced at the First on;" itifid‘ porll‘a’p'i" Andi“? “1°“ “SJ“?
are “ubmn Church yestq a” “tat the mdbne in 'wnmr tfiéf‘Wéré riding this
-‘ meeting ”at the Ladies ‘ enev lhidinAniiii‘r' 111111110 11 fider'i‘ line trolley.
1‘5"; Association, which was scheduled ‘llil‘th’r‘c'e‘ Atvéren'unrtbn‘érious Ator .three
“‘ Wf‘mi?“ 5’,’ "“5 M" ““‘d {‘EENL‘SflZ”“Nféif‘aa'ifii?
pone un 1 next k in order}
‘4’? adapt. the. invitatiohmfit the Lil: lwere in Waterburv In a mistaken be
At _ “A“ Society at the 8011111, Norwalklnef that today was election day. and
4“: ,gational Church ‘9' Wednesg that tney must be here to cast their
day fliern‘oon at 3 o’clock, October vote they being Waterbury cltlgens
At this meeting G999?“ Ru‘sselliand still ret Aning their residence
host will speak on the subject “Ex iwhlle working in Middletown. Brady
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All the ladies of the ciihrc‘h‘ 8‘ V m ”3»
find congregation are cordially in: scald wounds and concussion of the
‘ - , . ibrnl’rirtLaw from but! scalp wounds
' Jami concussidn ot- the brain, and
ME meeting of Ame first 01W Brady from fractured right- leg. dnd
A' Aof t1“; new bff‘y of ,Norwalk abdominal injuries. 'Thv'accidefi «E
held tomorrow night The 1163- 'said to have been due to .thd unfami-
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’omto‘c'c is... Slims. lothAr “
ro listen to bé b; highly interest; hilarity ob. Brady with: the peculiar
A dé from the "clam' tar-{charisma of the road at the poipt of:
Athire Will be 1111 important! collision which necessitatosla sharp
his matter, however, willtturrl across the tracks. it was when!
at' nondush throughoutmo making 11111 that tomcat. with. braked
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being‘ahown in thb content
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.. day instaotive Sergeant Thomas Loa- iRunimler,.B
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BANKS HERE AW l0 illlli
Will [0M Slilllllillf
his planned 1113' following Admin for
Octobei‘, Novemb’ér and December:
QAct. 6__—-10 a. 11A1‘AA.‘: A Sewing Group to
‘ , ”the banemenl oi the church
, 1‘9, m,'. Lune eon. A' ’
11.3, p. 111.: Ad year: by GenAoral Rub
...,. aell Front. 3 1'" ‘
Oct... _28-—-Qonvention of Falrfleld
County [foreign Missionary So
rmna'rr'rutuaocm
Banks in Norwaik have been invited cleties. ' .
to participate in the blgdAnglo-French Nov. s—aAddressA by bliss Fung Hill
war loan. : Accordingrto a._letter re- ~ Lin, of China. at the home of Mrs.
celved by a downtown banker tram the c vxcmm 51. Elmwood uenue.
house of Bdrm Forbps & Company, “15.17;“ do”? .sewing Group.
of New York-‘Wcountrywide syndicate ‘ lflp’ In Luncheon.
is being formed to purchase and dia- 7 3,“, A‘m. Willi? om- Friends at the
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cent; 11 a; ing the joint an several __ .
obligation otTE‘e British and Fro AAAAAA néunsgtw shieataemofeMig
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fiveAhmAms The “a“? "A“ A°A Goodrich. 71 South Main aAtreet'
Dec 15—40 11...,11}; Sewing Group.
The oll‘loers his: PresJ¥nh Mrs.
E. 0.111191111511511; vice-presl chit. Mrs.
the menu: or met? subscription. soon Webb .898 Eton: secretary. M1111. Limo
deposit to he draviij as needed and mill» Gotta 61': corresponding secretary.
rafd‘AA from all 1.11.11.35.11 to draw- mm Minds: .G. Platt;.treasurer. Mrs. Wit.
eat at the rate 01; 2 per cent: liarAn R. Thompson
thin mm mm minsuun‘rn..rnno..nr.
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Social. Service. Mrs. Georgiana Clina'l
AtAractAn-dlngAAA-AAAAAAA-mF tomfmaport mdde' to the
on,chairman: Glrls’ Work Mrs. John
LStapleton. _ rabbit-man: Music. Miss
Florence Einedict. chairman: Pro-
511111.731”. Edgar 3 Lane. chairman:
mChurch Work Mrs Edgar' H. Lanes
police Saturday, bug-guy's, mmmt. chairman,- ,House Committee,
temoon, entered. the roaldenceh. 10! Charles S. St. John, 911nm.
spencer II-loyt, othridgAe strootumat District. ch
Norwalk, commode away with about lAhhittljews, Fat
86 in cash. sever-pl wings, cAud- abuttonl 411195;.) Miss
and .table a‘ndj dodge?! spoons. Yester- and ,Taylor
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“ , ‘ u$1113 “found no no. to the Nash, West at “’55,.
‘- arm-East Norwalk; hire. 1.1mm
Wood 9rd avenue and South
arbitration saint. . ..
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woman's «amnion eschew '
‘south Eol'walkmmfionlr Ladle“.
South Norwai'k' (flingrégatlbnrii chprcli“
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STAMFORD
One of the greatest banks in the
world is fliat of thc‘ “Out—of-
doors," which contains all the
wealth ofigrlature’s pure air. All
have unlimited credit atlhis bank
to draw their; breath in his giving
drafts, so why take risks of ruin-
ing your health in cold winter
'days by breathing the vitiated
air of closed, stuffy rooms?
In winter ventilation is just as
important a problem as heating.
.Both problems are solved by the
use of a good warm- air furnace,
such as the Stamford.
ma sans avA
HORACE'R. NASH
Cor. North Main and West Sta.
AAlntlian Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
South Norwalk
_The Sterling Motor Co.‘
Darlen, Conn.
Phone;
AutomobileR and Motor Cycle
Repairs.
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop
cam on:
““5 A
3.5" 933.50
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as Wienwaanmoibfl OAT.
Phone 19004....
They didn't think so much or the?
scheme and not a low or them are
“ceased at the town and bank' on-
ctaia. The aa'ving system; it is bald.
came to light in this way:
Last Wednesday. the teacher's wait-
ed in eager anticipation of their
word that“ teachers,,shonld call at the
'Strattord Trust Company tor their
money. .. "
To parade to the teller's window
came to a a dden and indignant stop
when the fit» Asch'vol stepped
n ,“I’ ;l‘d like to get
Mgily'money I teach in the ---'——-—v
school. " she said in her sweetest tones.
A The talieTEIhiled a happy little smug.
and in conventional banking touch.
asked: 1.
“How much of it wouldnAyou like-
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while tumbli at a pile of passbobks'.
the name qtnhe teacher at the win-
dow and presented it to her
"You see, we‘ ve started a. bank ac
coii'fit for you. Your pay check has
been deposited here, and we 've got
this onssbo'dit' made out in your name.
would you: like to withdraw some oi
it? '
A'l‘he- 'teadli'a‘r turned. to her coi-
Entries and “'told them thb glad tAld-
lugs-how: 111mm gultig‘ito be rich.
becauiro the“ bank hid “token their
money and htartod advings accounts
Whiter G Goddard, secretary and
aunt. 1161.31 had arranged for their
banking accounts
to? goodnieas knows. everybody had
'dono who: they could to prevent our A
t- branched or extravagance.
A' Know Nothln
'l'haAy Called for, y
”Moatfi the teacher‘- 61an thin!
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monthly pay checks. There came
Faithful Servam
If you could design a kitchen range what
would you put in it above everything else?
Why, (UNVENIENCE, of course.
That s “by we had a woma design the hilt <1 “thr—
ling—to make it the MOST CO ENIF.\'] range. it
has designed by a woman for a womans needs. Extrv-
thing 15 just where you could mostA Wish it to be. A
quality
Iiverv Sterling is baked by a “Guarantee I?» (11111
make good That’s how certain we are it “ill phase \on.
Lome in and let us show you how CON\ EN” X] it is.»
RANGES $15. 00 1.. $75. 00
JOIN OUR RANGE CLpB glow. '
Baby Carriages
In Brown, Natural, Gray
, and White. Colors.
. The most comfortable
and easiest riding car-
ridges ever made
From $11. 50 to $35.
cams .
$3.95 to $10.50
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Oil Stoves
3 Complete Stock of New Per-
fection Oil Heaters from
”'1 ’ I?“
w n- Biaflkents ‘fllld
‘ Comlortabics
“4.5-5.1:- ~~.gpr-v»"
A wonderful stock at Womble pnclrs.
‘ “’ $3 95 up
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OPPOSITE HOYTS THEATRE
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Don’t Forget
to see
Jllouso Dresses
An assertmeht of House-
,Dtesses. in. .high neck and
Tom Murray Wm...
‘ 3159M ham Sire“ low neck and elbow sleeves;
_...... . ! :made.A In different styles 0f
50. Nomlllt , . madam. chambray aid gins-
and how will you have it please?" the ..
Alia found 1mm», wide out in
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but end 11-138 to tell the teachers that
They could be
'A tin-lily or not no as they pleased.
LPUT A‘reaoueos' SALARIES- INTOA
so much or the savings kitten and
Vhams‘Sizesu. to46, at
° $1.011 ‘
w. J. l. Malletle
CIDER
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and WINE
Eyeglass A
Reliairsi
Some or our most satisfied
‘ {pundits made our acquaintance
, through a casual visit to our
‘ . store to how lens replaced or
borne repair done“.
Our own 11¢th operated
on the premises gchs us every
facility for rapid repair work.
A Our prices are right.
A‘Wl‘iy not make our ac-
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