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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SW81.
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NEWS
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The Connecticut Company are lay- heavy frosts were bad in this section
in: trolley track rails from Fort street 19-31 night destroying the melon
to the east apylloach of the new bridge. vines, etc.
Albert Voorhies. oi the East Side: Mr and Mrs Earl 1" Themes have
has secured a position in Bridgeport. leturned home from 3 ml) to N9“
Deacon w. C. Byxbee will ofhciate York c"?-
n tonight's‘srgrvice in the East Nor- Russell Patterson. of Highland ave
wallfIAdvent Christian Church, on Van one, has had a. telephone installed in
Zant street. this residence.
The-”Francis Goodnow." with a cab Jim Elizabeth Gager and Mrs. Geo.
go of paper mulp, is anchored at the W. Stevens spent yesterday at Pound
lower harbor. The schooner is bound Ridge New York the trip being made
mute St. George P. & P. Company. Iby automobile.
The members of the Woman 8 All“. l‘he wedding of Miss Marjorie Mills,
mm of Christ Churth are in session of Highland avenue, daughter of Mr.
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. 'rtnd Mrs Oscar Mills. and Leslie A
111111101”an Osborne avenue 'Hughes, of Brooklyn, will take place
IJamea H. Hloyt, an old—time resident at the M- E- church of Rowayton.
on the East Slide, and during his reslv .Wednesday. October 20, at 6: 30 pg. 111.
deuce here a figure in politics, wasA cordial invitation is extended to all
visiting local friends today and yes-{her friends to be present, and as Miss
dentin}. Mr. Hoyt lives in Dannury. thrills is much esteemed, by - many.
The report of the ulSil‘lt‘l commis Ethere will doubtlesa be a large com-
.sioners have been printed. and tax Ipany at the ceremony.
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the end of this week.
Paul Oleueclr. who was arrested
last Sunday night for assaulting Toney
Clecz in Greens Farms and fined 85
and costs will probably take action
against Cleo: on the same charge, it
was reported about town last night. .
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William Keene of Compo Beach will.
entertain a party of friends today. I‘
Dove and Harold Raleighl
spent Tuesday evening in Bridgeportfl
Mrs. R. T. Willis 01 Compo street is
spending several days in New York;
Miss Ethel Tove of Lincoln street?
who has been spending several weeks:
with her sister, Mrs. Richard Taylor:
in Brooklyn. will retudn to her home;
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payers or rollers can secure. :1 copyI
«at Hefner’s store, East Washington}
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The adjournedannual meeting of the.
Third District will be held tomorrow.
night‘in the Witch School. The detailed?»
report of the Third District comma-I
flamers Will he presented. The reportl
llln complete detail, and is very bulky. !I
The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of East avenuelI-
II. E. Church. uas held yesterday at-
Moon. Regular business was 1.: s I
3aeted.,':f.
Stephen W. Velsor, attending the Ad-
‘mnt Christian churches convention in
mngfleld for the past few days rent
turned last night to this city rRho
pastor of the local church Rev. (3. M.
Teeple, remained ianprlngfleld.
Dr. R. M. Elennett, Harry 1. Bennett
"tend Captain 'iloward L. Lowndos, all
of Seaview avenue, are among the
latest to install electric service from
the lines of the United Electric Light
5 Water Company.
A meeting of the directors of the
East Norwallt lm-nmement Associa-
ttlon minke held at the home of Miss
Louise Bussintg.‘201 East avenue, $}t'
nrday.0ctohe1r 36m, nt 3 d 111., to up
lprove plans llor the coming year. it
dd hoped all the directors will endea-
'wor to be present to facilitate the
wort on hand.
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Ilsa Gertrude Fable, of westport.
Ito robins are still around. and as
m as they main, very cold weath-
«.1: not apt to be upon us, although
W ’ . OMEN
TWITID
EMTIlTNS
By Turin: Lydia E. Pink-
liamt Vegetable ‘
Compound. ._ 1
Noland. Clliio-I—"My left side
me so or several years that I
. expected to havabo J
undergo an opera~
.tion, but The first
bottle I took of.‘
poundralievedmoof
the pains in my side...
and I continued its .-
use until I become I
§eguipzmr andI Iris; I {I
asked sevornlI do..- 1 -
‘vlsit to northern New York. They both
rat a visitor! in Rowayton yesterday.‘
:death to her children. Mrs. Louise 8. .
CANAAN '
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Ii ARIE Whooping cough seems to be quite
f prevalent in town.
‘ Miss Ethel Dawleas visited with
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Mrs. William 'l‘uttle is spending sev-
eral days with Mrs. Eugene Tomsnf
Chesire.
Mr. and Mrs. William Holt are Iepeud—
ing two weeks with Mrs. Charles Frank
of Norwalk. I I l
er.Iand Mrs.
ton mfiored to New Canaan, Sunday.
and caged on friends. ,3.
Mr. ind Mrs. Howard Northrup and
Mr. uni Mrs. Sidney Chichester spent
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t'lrme rellcslale men are under the
delusion that the real estate market II
at a standstill. Records show that a
Ipiecc of property is sold every day in
the Daricn- \oroton section.
Mrs M“._ A. Strangwood and her
daughter ara‘ home again 011 the Post
road, Noroton, after several week‘s
Meade and relatives in New York this I
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James Viten of Shel»
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Under New
120 WASHINGTON STREET,
THURSDAY, OCT. :4, I191;
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THE FASHION SHOP
FORMERLY MOLTASCH ca. SON.
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$1.98 to $2.50 crepe or
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S2 50 tafetta silk petticoats,
or striped
‘gr'navy blue, ' misses and
fronts, sizes 46, 48, 50
what lace trimmed, white, flesh, 36
$2.50 serge skirts, various styles, black
ii 31?. 50 EXTRA SIZE WAISTS,
poplins or black Sa'een embroidered
As An'Inducement to Visit the New Store We Offer
the Following
FRIDAY BARGAINS
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
striped silk
C. I. I.
plain colors
ladies’ sizes
in white
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Saturday at the Danbury fair.
'Mianargaret Hagen and Miss Flor»
once Krapowicr visited with MissiElia‘
Krapowicz. in Bridgeport. last week
Miss-“Ella Krapowlox. who use been
connected with the Bridgeport tele«
phone archange, has returned to the
local e3 hangs.
Mrs. Millie Cummings has returned
to her 811110 on Eastmue otter three
weeks was with Me ,1” v3: stadium
and Bdtlin.
Mrs .Frank Kalsfi, his son llarry
and the Misses Hogad spent Sunday-
‘with her daughter. Mrs. Walter Day
ton of the Bronx.
Mrs. minim Wakeman has returned
to her home on Smith a Ridge, after a
three weeks' stay with her nephew,
look “fell. and seem to have had a de‘
lightful trip.
it is a pity to disfigure so delightful
a thoroughfare as the Boston post road
with the hideous signs and posters of
commercialism, which are so many
blots on: the beautiful landscape, In
New York State, a law was passed
which privileged persons to rempw
sunb- obstructions, IE!” it became a
ploaszImt pastime for «Etomobllc pan
les to demolish these eyesores3
Miss Rita De Mora Markwell of
Noroton avenue is the proud owner
of a White Rock pullet which was
awarded a blue ribbon at the Danbury
hair this week.T11e bird. which is of
the well known Fische strain, is six
month's-old, and a thing of‘ beauty.
'Miss Markwoll is pardonably pr/ad of Parker Cummings. on East even“.
the distinction her bird roce,ived as F. B. Boers of Stamford and George
this was her first entry in any compe- E. Raymond 0‘ Seminary street 933”"
tition. Iea a pleasant cummobilo ride to Strat-
Theodore W. Austen has been ap- ford- Shelton. mm“ A9301?“ and 0x-
polnted administrator of the estate of mm. I'
his wife, who died suddenly several During the past week- mm' “a" V“
days £80. The appraisers are Samuel tied the Comatock dahlia farm, whore'
Grumman. Clarence Sconeld and Ste- many fine specimens were soon and
InhomR. Hoyt. Much of Mrs. Austen's admired. Many largo bouquets were
property was given away before her brought, home.
B 11 .Mlss Anna M. Schulz of Park street
3 M" 5‘9"“ L- BMW“ and Ed' is having interior decorating done to
ward Scofleld Austen. and the remain- h." bungalow by Mrs. Emm‘a .1“.de
lng estate is not expected to be ten... 19,? Burt Cellar excavations are also
It is stated that physicians are pro being made by contractor John Mahon.
dicting a loss of activity to the pre- This bungalow was originally built by
sent generation through automobile w Albert Davenport without a collar.
riding to the exclusion of walking. A
few pidestrians started out recently a! Shelton spent the weekend with
on the Post road for a little jpleasgni Mrs. Beardsley 3 parents, Mr. and
!exercise 11111311111111; thit the traffic Mrs. 0“. § Freeman.' East avenue:
Imonopollzed the entire. road. and During Eh; day they: motored. via Bod-t
‘there being no sidewalk, or any pro- ford. to panning. where .0315“ on
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The ~ ashion Shop
l2O WASHINGTON ST; Opposite Post Office, SOUTH NORW ALK.
15.11.1119... Monfi
5Mr and Mrs. Robert M Beardsley ,
smallish; tor. u— 1.
3gravatad assault, intoxication and MlddletovIvn Woman ”Hold For R?
Ibreaoh of the peace. Attorney John J.
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f conned ma sacking Haddam Home a
W IIM or II lIlIt As th I‘I HADDAM ,CIonn. 01-1.. 14 -1113
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mviotlmfiyrthe assault: Antonio ”In": ml“. for ”I it pmmut busineh
ho, was in the Stamford Hooping, in man of Middldthwnrmeaded “NY,
a precarious condition, Grand uror ~30“ 3, Justice Io? the ”we helm tod
Calvin Miller, after reading the com w the theft of about $2. 000 worth ‘3
plaint, asked the court for all adjourn “"un furniture from the Similar
ment. which was granted, IIIIII IIIIIIIK house in “Haddam, the summer home
“I for nail Monday. October 18' “III of- Mrs. Jennie Bailey and her sister,
p m .Zavaglia was held III ”(III bail Miss Cynthia Similar. of New Britain.
Pasquales Spinoza being h“ bonds She was held for trial in the Superior
man. Lambsrto “I“ held in "’00 bail Court at the December term. and in
Joseph Andrenlco being his bondsman. default of '1 00° ball was taken to the
‘ ‘I stamina ‘.; «
Y-." N- c- A- AulelARlES. ,4. Mrs. Nowell is alleged .to liable maria
’ HARITFDRD' 001- I1‘l I-“M “13 “3‘ several trips to the Similar House with
eluding session of the annual confer- im- automobile mkmg “my various
once of the Women’s Auxiliaries of articles of antique tumituré, includ-
the Y. M. C. A. of Connecticut. yes- lug brass candlesticks, chairs. tables.
terday morning. state officers for the and irons, and other articles, which
coming year ware elected as follows: had been in the Shailer family for gen-
Chairman 0! the Executive Commit- ovations.
tee-mtg John w pong“ wIateg-bury Since her husband retired from busi-
Ne-
__ a M 0”. dose. about four years ago. Mrs
fi;§§:§hflman Mrs Ad in well. it is sald.l1‘as dealt to a consid-
nimble extent in antiques, traveling
new??? ri:1:tary—Mlss EdIIh M all over the state in connection with
Camp, 8 e
CorrespOndlng Secretary—Miss 111.31”, business..
IS. Pennoyer. New Haven. :
Treasurer—Mrs. M. Shepherd. New
Haven . ‘
Members of the Executive ommit
tee~lMIrs. J. A. Wiley, Kurtis
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“NEVADA" some FITTED our
or J. '1‘. Tompkins, Who will no credit-
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IflfionI whatsoever for 1‘ foot ”“59““ 3Mrs. meoman‘s sister and brdther.
gar, and actually no quarter, afterI e return trip was made vlsTOhaImm-
:trudging dejectedly along the gutters quamnd Greenwich, covering seventy-
or fence embankments. Ido'pidod to and 3m indies. M3" and Mrs. Beardsley
the “99‘“ ”MM“ and ““93 ‘ taking the; 1230 Edith at Sduth Neruda
Jitney. It is Ia strange oversight in ifor 33133393033
good road building to make no pro “ 1 I
vision for the school children. the SalVeito Zavaglia ”Id “:5an
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“ . .--I I 1. I new son GA AB H
" ' ‘ ~ ~ . opsus up no RILS
Inst-by. Mrs. E J. P1ytnpton.
[Attached to the regular ’It_
ford. ,
be next annual conference will be
in New London. ’ .
Malne.'1‘he shipm
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losses relieves that
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.TOIOK ANTIQUE IFIURNITURE. ‘
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WASHINGTON. Oct 14 —~Cordman'Id.
“oldest- bf the. new supsrdreaIu-
AlkI for calIh price. for RED OAK
umamm
'I‘IHIEI. W-M.EFFRON1C0..~ lnc, '
3 Bowen at. 391.441 Em Nomlk
monastic 11mm on...
your way—bot don't DEFEND on, its
coming! If you want I. 1911 use a 8on-
Unol Want. it"
REIUILT TYPEWRITEIO -- L. C.
Smith. Unoprwood‘
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. to
per month. Illachlnm
cold at 85 per month.
JAB. DONNQLLY.
1| leech Mala 3m South Nam-Ill
Floral Tributes, original do
Signs. Casket Coverings otrare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists 1n prin
cipal cities in the United tes.
South Norwallt Florist
2 So. Main St». So. Norwalk. Ct
Phone 364.
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The Storeoi
Satisfaction
: 11 Intel snip
faction Comes
rm Disqual-
transect:
Every Time.
Prices Consul-oi
: With—Bus
APPLES AND FEARS
: 1 in quantities at
WHOLESALE PRICES
SOUTH NORWALK
ifying the,~
Prices ind
canal“! Do It.
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75C.
steamship hotels
I» 1 ‘ 3‘ WI ‘ A 5 I. I‘
IAmerlcan
Cunard
jwulte Sm- . . .v. 7
Holland American T0
Scandanavlan- .
American Europe
LAMPORT d. HOLT-LINE,
TO SOUTH-AMERICA
.l. M. Layton & Co.,lnc.
REAL ESTATE a. INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave. South INorwaik
lilies
a:
U. S. 3111;131:1111
are used by all sportsmen
and trap shooters-I-
Special Rates to' Gun
Clubs
POINTS OF
SUPERIORITY
‘ Non Mercuric primer
gives even ignition
uniform combustion,
and velocity; more
regular pattern. .
Black shells have
clear passage from
primer to powder.
thus eliminating long
' r“ tires. I "
Black shells are really
wateT‘proof. Test them
yourself and be con— .
vlnced. II
Black shells are the
most expensive shells ..
to manufacture bitty ‘
are sold at the same
price as other makes.
llllllll ll Mlllllllll
(Successor to Charles E. Dow)
no Washington Street
.South Morwalk
Smart foals, Suits
andillresses
The Newest Models in
WATS'TS AND SKIRTS
AII Full Line of Dainty
UNDERWEAR
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Norwalk Chronicler