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EAST NORWALK 1
NEWS '
anti-ls [r Gans are unloading a car- icombination garage and cottage for
at coal from a Red Star barge. D. L. Eliiman and making alterations
mite tug ‘Norwaiiy’ of New Your, ‘0 the dwelllng 01 E H Delafleld.
.w in the Norwalk Harbor this morn? Mrs. Henry. Scofield of the ,Post
ilk. xroad. who has not been able to leave
“Street and commercial lights on the. her home for seterlll weeks because
in Side were out for a short time of poor health, is slowly improving.
David Rockwell has gone to New
Canaan.
The electric lights are being in
stalled in the home of H. G. Thomson.
Mrs. Frank Weston attended a Red
Cross meeting in Bethel on Thuriday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanford, of"
Fairfield, will spend the week—end at
St. Matthew's rectory.
Mrs. Harry Barrett and‘ children, at
Georgetown. were in town on Tues-
day. as guests at the Jennings-Thayel'
wedding. 1
Mrs. Francis Brady, who has been
visiting this summer with relatives in
Bethel and Wilton, has returned to
hot elening. to the delight of her many friends. Weston.
flankerel and frost-fish are hitlng Walter B Hoyt, provided With a The Home for Crippled Children is
mag, according to reports curlent ‘balt supposed to be a sure w,inner all but closed the Notes“ having
,1- ,local fishing circles lwent fishing Monday. but returned returned to New YOrk and only I few
fir. and Mrs. lsaac Davidson uglhaving had “iisherman's luck " Evl- [Sisters remaining.
W"? “9““: have removed "Omldenny the fish did!” like that balt, Ml'. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter will
an, t et to (‘ove avenue. after all. olll,
1:1: :gular weekly meeting of the Re“ and MFS' S E Lauson and 3:122:23: fidutrielzlflmfif'llllgr 15311151
Third District commissioners will 1;: guitar 610$; ”Se ngglfigtttoggyflo? home in Mt. Vernon. ‘ .
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1"” on Mondaylfvsning 0f If: trans- bury, who is holding special evange- St Matthews 13.11;: 1‘3“” min" '
393“!" churc “mess it if listic services, at which Mr. Landon!I “7'” meet ”"5 week urs ay even 115
ided last evening at the meeting 0 m the Parish building Edward II 1
assisted.
I‘.Igmccg:lrcg°“d °f the Bast avenuaI Major Mark D. Wilber occasionallylme‘nv or the finance board will
3 address the meeting and a general
my Engineer George A. Sherron gnntfigeclngggewom 1:]: rfiegzggt’enlagg social time will be enjoyed
ntated this mommg that barring u" .laid around his home on Gracie street. The Libra1y Whist met Tuesday at .
”mil 99" accidents the cement l' on He was also able to get down to the ”rum“ at the home oLiMrs. Charles
’ I I street 11ill be laid b5 "00“ 'me‘ bank one day last week. lWhltlock live tables were in play for
. 7' . . 11 t: Mrs. \'. Fischer, mother of “Bud"tthe guests present. The club will
‘ . 7’” ’“°”‘.’“g “WW“ '“.”‘3 “is“ Fischer. of the Cornell football team,imeet Tuesday. Nov. 9th. with Mrs. B.
avenue M. in. chunil, next sun or 111 motored to Boston last Saturday tojN- McQueen, when the winter whilst .
C ;? mYCllguéenof fitvthgtxefigaggiegf see the game with Harvald. and camelwm ”'3 organized
,. "7301}.(u5hitnei. of Greenwich will home rejoicing that the formr was Wilton readers are interested lnlhe
. , . ~; . ,... victorious, it bring.r the first time in wedding of Wilson R. Bouton and Miss
"7 “rash lmeremng salmon “8 “5 four years that Harvard had been de. Marie Benedict. which took place
rented. {Monday evening in St. Pauli; church,
The regular meetilr: 0f ‘III'e. “0013:; "'10 Methodist Brothelhood held :1 Norma": ‘18 Mr. 30‘110“ was a real
as AuxiliarvI 0‘ Ling“ imjfiog'm well attended meeting in the basement‘ dent of this town {or several yearn,1
‘01)“er “as hilt] 3:35 :rrzy lllade for of the church Mondav night. Dust and Miss Benedltt a llequent visitor.
' Egaguggzgiegfiy swlllfll will be held loss was transacted with lilacrllv and! Min. Esther (luyer. of Boston. died
1110 last three days 01 m.“ Mel‘ on there is evidence that the llleotinlzsj’i‘uesdav night at the home of her sis-
Saview avenue. of tilts organization are to become 11 1111‘. Mrs. Jane Keeler. Besides this
There are mauv l'l-llts available on factor of greater ““9”“ ln “1“"? '0 l'9lullV9. “119 It! “Wit/0d by a Slater
the East Side 111 lllis time. Many ”l“ men 0f the Methodist (‘lllllrlL and two brothers. Funeral services
local people have removed ““h' their were held at her late home this after
.11an (lu1er has been a frequent
“allies to Bridgeport, and within 11 ‘ noou.
flew weeks amoral families lla1e 11101- VNIOI l0 Wilton, and all those who
all out of the state. Mam. others ,knew her admired the sterling quail
would take up their residence lies of mind and heart which she
Eridgeport providing rents could be possessed.
_ {obtained in that already over- cronded
silly.
Dlllid ilispllam presented his porl _ "
ll'llHll of the composer Beethoven in: rim—W' “M ..
11 nno- act 11.111' called "Adelaide” ati
the Parsons Theatre, Hartford, last NEW
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Mr. Biapllllln’s acting “as dignified..-
sinrere and forceful. This elenlng
“John Mct‘ormack another Tokencker
modem uili also appear in song re-f
cital in Hartford. , ISM
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DAKIEN
NORtlTON
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evening. The Hartford Courant says
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TAG D'AY comm'r'res, MEETS.
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Ladle. From the Surroundin Town: Robert Ogden spent Tuesday wllhl
lnterelted In, Hospital ork. 11 lands in Sprinzdnle
J... b “N Jw_. _ 1 The “Tag Day” committee had a Mr. and Mr: F. E. Green made i
' ‘-. Samuel Gartrell. who has long been meeting yesterday morning at ”‘9 MI) W NEW York Wednesday. ’
in poor health. impro1es very slowly. “Ome °f MW' VMB‘M’": on we” "3' 'Yilr and Mrs. John llaupt spent the
f. . firs. George Stark, of Noroton one. The work ‘3 progressing very week- and with friends in New York.
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“‘Iaelghts, is not enjovlng good health. Zlfill'agimiadidggsigmvv‘lllil’td-nucvhvefi. Mia's Emily Neill-e is now employed
7‘ Mr. and Mrs Justin Finch were port. Silvermlue, Dorian.
with happy Sunday night by the ar- and all outlying districts are 1111111» Dr- Edwin S Bennett returns to his .U
arm of a daughter at their home. dated .and each has her corps of work- medical V707“ in New Y0“ next "0'” ll
,1 Ill-s. Hughes and Mrs Mary 11 era R L Brothorton. o! No‘rwaun (“’- 111
Smith of Springdale, recently called has offered to make three large signs Mr and Mrs. L H. upham have re~
um” Hattie MOI-fey. obe hull: across the street, this is turned to their home in New York for U
, . . I!!! Mabel Shirley Hayler. a dis- no repetition or Mr. Brotherton’s kind. the winter. '1.
title! nurse at Trenton. 1v. 1.. spent a “"5 °’ T38 Day” ‘“ 1903 and ‘3 Mrs Chester Wood of Hoyt street ~
'3” av days this week with Mrs. Sarah much appreciated by the committee. entertained her sister, from Darlen, 9!
”It. HUMhav/e The 0MB“ 0' "1"! 138V 13 t0 "-180 over the week-end. . .1,
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money for the running expenses or .
In. George T Sherman. who has the present hospital and it is hoped "'3' 01mm “hm“ °’ M" Y°"‘ it
a semi-invalid (or months, at but the entire communlt wt 1: made a short visit with Mrs. Willis
home 0'1 "19 PO“ POM Md the liberate with these ladies wlylo "1:313: Cummings, Tuesday. ‘3
.mm of being able to set out to ing their time and energy to mulls it 3“” mm 3m“ 0' ““11““ ““80 it
h 1331 Sunday moral g. yam sucdeas. Any one coming “I spent the wall-end with Miss Grace ii!
'— 8 Dawles. building contractor tomohllea and Wills to lend them "“1“ 0' ”W "01“"
M New Canaan, la erecting a house. for the day 61' part or the any, will Mrs. George Kellogg went to Mount U
dairy barn, and a garage for Thom- please notify Mrs. Louis Lehmaler. Vernon. Tuesday. to spend a week via- 1.
till {trimming at Long Neck Point: 3 Thou 183. litlns Mrs Harriett Nitric. '
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, Mrs. Hiram Wokeman entertained U
Iber sister, ‘.Mrs Cummings, over Sun- H
lday. at her. home on Smith: Ridge. it
Mrs. F. B. Edwards. who has been
spending the summer here. has ro- ”
turned to her home in New York. fll
Mrs Henry Abraham is spending ‘1‘,
the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. S. Van Name East avenue. 5”
Mrs. Mary Biennlng and Mina list-‘1 ti
tie selleck visited at me home oil "
Mrs. Willis Cumming, East avenue;
last week. , in
Mrs. Cheater collistocll has gone to U
Nashville.
looms months at the homé or her bra ‘
' ther, Chauncey H. Benedict.
8811111111: and Sunday ill Shelton, mm
W. minions“ They also called on Mr;
and Mrs. olittle of Seymour.
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. , ,. . tired to Danbtu‘y, to attend the meet. .
How’ Sthis fora paradox— > - . .. log of the Pomona orange—Monday ‘
the fastest dY'es never run! "as?” m b "
,. , A anthers ot chard E. Holcom
2.- . .. That 5 the kind “9 ‘15?“ _ .. (lamp, ‘8. oz V. are rednested to 11‘s
1'. __ the kind we ’ve.allvays usefl ,, IlIlrgsentDMglday germs. Novw 1111 at
1 ‘ ' ... ' 0 IV ion mmander i am
.1 . I , .Our clothing this season A. H Hm o, ,5th
(are! and staff will ill-1»
itlate candidates. 1
.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carter of
Greenwich motored to New Canaan
last Sunday after-110011;" and called at .
the Stillman 11011191111111 on Oenolca
avenue and 111 the home of Mn .l -
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hasnt varied a bit from our
standard. of Other seasons-Re.-
.i‘ _ ‘ —all fast coIOr fabrics. H ,.,II .
Know our new store? ' 2" ‘1‘
9 . Fifth Avenue at 4lst -
v' , . Street“, with a 42d Street . _. I .
1 ..,. » entrance. ' “ ‘3’ ' ‘ , s1:
’ 1 Just a Stone‘ 5 thrOw from . "3. '5‘:
. '. Grand Central. ‘. _ .. ' . If Y”
. ,, , Everything men anti boys :' . . ‘ ’
1'. wear... .I ‘ .‘ a.- .
‘ for 11 area»:
on, gmrtment house
Rowayton by Mrs. Bolton of South Main street. .3:
' 1 ~. ;_~ . '1 , 1 Walkman axiom-11.11. Soofleld mot»
Where she will visit for é: «
111.1111 Mrs liaroltl Scofield spent to
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...You Cannot Do Better Than Butr YOur
Fall Suit at Jacoby’s
JUDGING FROM RECENT BUSINESS, WE FEEL THAT THIS IS THE BUSIEST
READY-TO- WEAR STORE IN NORWALK. BUSINESS HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER!
No Matter What You Desire In A Suit
You Gratify IIt Quickly Here !
Women’s Fall Suits
$10 to $50
Spehials f0r - Saturday ,_
. ’ » 'Dresses~
$14.98 Silk 'or Crepe Dc Chine ....... i ................ $10.00
$7.9BSergeDgosses...............‘ .................... $3.98
$16.50 to $22.50 Dresses ............. . ........ ‘ ....... $ 14.98
New Fall Coats .......................... $3.98 to $2500 1
‘ . Walsts -
$1.25 White Organdie or Pique .......................... 98¢
., $2. 50 Silk or Crepe Dc Chine ....................... $1 98
$4.00 Crepe De Chine or Chilton. . . I ................... $2 98
Children’s Coats, $3. 98 “to $12 i
. MEN’S SUIT and OVERCOATS
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C ASH If You have it CREDIT if you want it
on!
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11.0. B. FACTORY
A wonderful hill climber, this King eight cylinder car. . It will take steep grades at'from but to
- ten miles speed. starting from a standstill. Not necessary to fly at a hill to tench.I its top without
changing gears. ' I' _ . ' ‘. 1‘!
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F‘Mra. John ’1‘ Burns 0! this town is 11
come. member at the aIxhlbltion committee
. “a The exllllfitlo wl il be open on Nov. 5
10
-.. and on Ilium/I
union's-—
.ll’n exceptionally attractive coiled
‘3 :tion or new rail merchandise ls‘bo
dilated tomorrow at tile iv.
ADVERTISING N0
Norwalk Chronicler