Bo'nds
w 411‘ furnish your License
had at a small cost—teqou.
are the most satisfac-
m bond to the Commis-
W”Ska-kyle: & Golden
'fl‘ruet Company “Bldg.
I280 South Nomlk. Conn.
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‘ fiere's‘a matter of detailflbut a
t important‘ one if 3ou‘ re d1ess-
particular
Stiff cuffs are the correct mode
on this seasons gannents.
The newest effects are unusual:
they're different: thev re smarter
than over. and more dependable
~hirts are not to be found 11113-
'Ihere at the prices 119 \e Vmarked
Min-them.
‘tifll $1.50 $2.00
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$2.50
5 ""-dloseph Davis
_$5 Washington St. So. Norwalk
“kiss a. 1' Leonard. of :12 West
vied; visited friends in Noroton,
“Bits; boomis M Gould and Mrs. Hat
‘0' Fouchette of Godfrey street, Wes
n. spent Tuesday in Noraalk.
1 George libelmberr. of New York,
has been visiting Mr. Ward Van Ai-
ltyhe. of Bay view avenue. forJhe last
View: days He left this morning.
a. ‘ \
1A new line of stamped needlework
. it a fascinating abundance of Christ-
magi“. suggestions has just been re-
ceived ”by the N E. Ryan Co._
8 police department received
,. that a Ford. automobile wasl
“stolen last night from Bridgeport,
- abodfiaieven chock. The. number of
the stolen car is 27339 Connecticut.
8
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- 1355;?” and 1m. :1. {limit 6-6bur1i. tor
51.1 Cottage, one home fromyia
weeks. trip to Canada ’and
“the United States No1th-
, (in, and Mrs Ffank (.Fitch, of
Weston, entertained as dluenr guests
solidity Mr. and Mr’s. Frank w. ore:
ry. Miss Verna Gregory,M Clayton
Gregory, of 5 Newtowmaveuue, 'Nor-
i"whingnd lili‘. and 3111's. Charles Broch
[daughiéa chariotte. Nerfleld sm.
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go: the posts supporting the roof.
t;.nertainly proves that there are en-
tei‘prising spirits in the vicinity when
the damage “as repaired within a
few hours.
" - Among those present at the monthly
dance: and social of thc doctors, or
derlys and nurses. of the Stamford
hospital, held last Monday night in
o auditorium of the. hospital was
1?er Becker. or this city Mr. Beck-
r [has taken a position in this hos-
pltal as orderly. His many
friends 'wish him luck in his new ven-
wORDER YOUR |FRIDAY LUNCH-
EON.
at the Country club.
"feature Friday. /
m
r
It is a special
‘\
Wm: rod after
the first miles.
Ralph de Palma’s car metm
similar mishap after going 4
.. Ralph M_ulford, the other
~ might have been second if
', fuel winner, had he not
" pelted to 311,150 the pit fiv ,
, in‘ thMcrs‘e- through flat t
I
‘5 at Arcanum. Officials Elected.
"were elected for the ensuing 3ear: 1
' in South Norwalk. 11ml
. blo are: President. James F.
.Iiams. superintendent of schools of;
‘ tomobile, alleged-to hm been the re-
local I
‘ layercakes) with soft cream or frosting
' you will wantanother. Tel. 367. _,
., ALL 1313:1303sz
”Made On or Before the 5th of Neveiqber“
r Will Draw Interest From November ”lst
av "
-ox‘
l musmné RELIEF users
'Saerraan and Ponass' 's Councils, Roy-f
RISE SCRtllll. NOTES
"f I" i!
Misr Bertha ry is out ._
The immediate Relief Associatoin.‘
of Sherman and Ponassus (‘buncils of
lithe Royal Arc.uuum held its annual'mg a friellfglfo’a'l‘aunton Mass. '
'ineeling last night at the headquar-i Miss Gertrude Rider. one of last
ters of Ponassus Council 'Ihere was )ear’s graduates. is now attendinglbr
a good attendance much interest be- i‘oilege of New ROcheiie.
me taken in the organization. andi A book of trolley tickets has been
‘sratifrins reports were presented byliound if 21113 student has lost such a
:the retiring officers. The foliowinglbmmleane inquire at the office.
The members of the Nimble Fin
+ger Club" have changed 1hr name of
the club. They now call themsehes
.lthe‘ Tennuts.”
President—Ralph L. G1egor3.
Vice-President—(‘hester S. Selleck.
Secretary-Edwin S. Austin.
'i‘reasurerAEnoch S. Bowen. 1‘ k M M 1
Assistant Treasurt/WSI. John Merl ran 0 .1101]. a graduate 0f the
‘rill... ‘ ' ' 10358 of 1916, and who is now going
”Trustees—John W. .10 rFordham, spent the last fete days
A. Franke and Charles E. 21‘. [his home in South Norwalk. He
A regular meeting of Ponassusw‘mpd the school during it: big re-
(‘ouncil was held previously, and (”H chrday'
plans: for the winter‘s series of enter-
tainments weie disiussed. An active
season is planned with a large addi
lion 16 the 111e1nbership roll.
Weiss, Gustave
Hoyt.
.oEpnivsoer-Cm—uioa. BREAK 111.
T0 SALOON
Attempt to Burglarize Mather WIaler‘s
Cafe int Bridgeport, ll
Frustrated,
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. ‘
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‘- WORTHINGTON—LAIN. .'
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POP“ ar South N‘orwa k G”. and For driven to steal their liquor by the
'Chester Resident Married in
Brid enort 'fact that all saloons in town were
9 ‘ ' closed yesterday because of the elec-
The marriage of Miss Louise Lain, "lion several men tried ‘0 sin ent-.
daughter of Mrs. W. 1-). Lain, of 31 ' " ' g
Lincoln avenue. and G. Richard
gWorthinglon. of Port Chester. N. Y.,
'3 k late ‘11 Ilril e on Manda-"mes lo 10 o'clock.
' 00 p K I I t g p ' 5' succeeded ltftaklng a square piece of
’November 1. .
They were attended bv
‘ lass t of i a 'indow at the
:Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacGregor. g on a pane 11 v1
:The. bride is well-known and popular
her many
friends lender hearth-st cougratula-‘
tious to the couple Mrs. Worthlug ‘
,North Washington avenue a few min-
er, who lives on the floor over the sa-
001.1
He ran down stairs just in time to
:‘ion looked charming in a duik blue see the wouldbe burglars dashing up
taftcta gown, embroidered in gold. Meadow street. The matter was re.
The"newl3‘-weds will reside in Bridge—'pofled lo the police and Detective
DO” {01‘ a “1‘0“ ““‘9' gDoolcy with Chauffeur Flanagan set
iout in the direction of the saloon. On
1the W3 they picked up Officer Davin,
{but after a search. the three officers
Schoolmasters to Assemble in Nor. “"9 unable ‘0 find the m9“ 80118111
ROUND TABLE MEETING.
walk Friday.
1 he Sclmolinasters Round 'l‘:1ble of NIPPLE CAUSES DEATH OF 'N'
Western (‘ouneclicut will hold its 1111-‘ FANT'
tumu meeting at the Royal 11111131111113.I __.._..
Wall street, Norawlk Friday. The of
from of the- Schoolmasters Round ‘i‘a- l
Wll-t
1
1 Rubber todgod in Throat of 3.Monthsn
Old Child.
STAFFORD SPRINGS. Nov. 3.—
alter Richard. the 3-months-old son
Gm J. of Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald. was
' o'lchoked to death in the home on Stat
ford street yesterday by swallowing
ithe nipple of is nursing bottle. Mrs.
‘Pitzserald had placed a small cork
inside the nipple so as to check the
flow of air and the two somehow be-
came loosed in his throat Dr. F. L.
Darien; vice-president. lh'.
Borsi. superintendent of schools-
Danbury: secretuiy and treasurer,
H.1rr3 W. Blake. ‘of Norwalk. ,
The business of the meeting-mill;
consist of’the elertion of officers The
nominating committee consists of S.
P. Williams. E. A. Summit; and Frank:
Berry...“ ‘ . . -
After the business meeting thereuw anything for the child.
will be a discussion on the subleotl
"The School in Social Service." 11111;
uninformal symposium 011 the ’ rk
of the recent convention and the
facts emphasized by the conventionl
:Lllle 11ers.
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CONNECTICUT CO. ASKS COURT
TO PAVE WAY FOR TURN-
OUT IN m‘AMFORD.,
'l-‘ho Connecticut Co has applied to
the superior court to ask that an in-
~ {Junction obtained by tlie~city of Stam-
lford. Oct. 27111. last, he dosolved. This
s -T v T OB! _,
U1 0 ER All OM LE CRASH injunction was obtained from Deputy
Walter 1.. Burns, of Port Chester is
suing, Bartram Mitchell of New York, Judge “”“cke'lm °‘ “‘° sum”
in the Gammon Pleas Court for dam- city court. it restrained thcmmpany
ages of $350, f n automobile acci- from having a turnout in Stamford.
dent that occurred in Greenvfich on‘The Connecticut Co. claimed it had
ion from the Stam-
Oct. 20 in 1 Pro ert {the defendant} received permiss
s p yo 'of rd common council in 1912 to al‘
to the value of 3450-11115 been attached” '
In the allegations set forth in the pap-i .eth turnout and later. after “500 had
ers flied .1esterday, it is claimed that, been expended for d0!“ the work. ”"3
on the date named aboVe, Fred Hoxie council and rescinded its “'mm ~.
chauffeur f r thexplaintlil‘, was driving ' W” ’ ‘
the. car in Greenwich when an accl- ‘ W'VES AND MOTHERS"
. Have you ever stopped to realize
e t c red 'ith the d fendant s au- .
d 11 DC or “ e how much the health of your funtly
dependsQupouyou? For instance. diet
is 11 great factor in health. and Wu
* are. responsible for it, then
when any member of your family 'gets
Mitchell’s 'negligence.
..-—-
suit of Mr.
W 1
GGOVERNOR APPROVESABILLS. .
Gov, Marcus H..f‘liol€omb yesterday
1 ' l .b ii 1 Thomas Holtniea
gfifiogjit clzm tints; on 91, for $713.67 for ' children are delicate, cross and. ailing.
' ~tak devel-
expenses to the national convention of ‘ when somebody 85 cold and
ops a cough, they look to you for help.
dairy and food commissioneis at
Do you know that our local drusgist
Washington. I_)_. C. The governor ap-
" Frank H. Baxter, has a non-(scret con-
proved a bill for $2633.01? the New stitutional remedy known as Vin 01
Haven Gas, Light Company for gas which heiguarantees for just such con-
consumedvtt the armory Of the Second, ditions. Many families in this cin-
Company, Governors Foot Guard and it hav found it so reliable t yare
also a bill from Jeffrey 0. Phelps, in, zver :ithoul? it
commissioner of domestic ‘animals, for n - >
' rv
1121111332181 due veterinarians for se ices _POMl-‘RET WOMAN STRUCK BY A
gduring October .. TRAIN . s
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«BANNER BAKERY, 6 MONROE ST.
Did you. ever try one of our delicious
ward, widow of Judge Luis. Hayward,
of Pomfret, was struck by a north
bound passenger train at the railroad
crossing ‘ in Mechanicsvlllé yesterday
and is in a critical condition at the
Day Kimball hospital.
filling as you chose. Now is the time,
the rain 41nd! wind squalls that-had
been frequent during the morning
wind prevented her fromhearingcths'
oncoming train. The engine itruek
her and she was buried several get
~beside the track. .(
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NEW LICENSE LAW IN: EFFEC‘I‘I.
New honor license laws. which .vvant
lntoeffoct Monday, w bring a large
. increase of revenue. ‘ ’~ ,
, The 119111311: di ”
from “collie
pollster .. .1 ‘
ifim it” ‘
rance to Matthew F. Wieler's saloon at‘
When they had 1
back of the establishment they were“ "
seen by a passerby. who told Mr. \l'lel-_
Smith wumcalled but wived too‘laié
' again '
linto a run down condition, when the .
rU'rNAM Nov. 3.—Mrs. Alice say"
As Mrs. flay“
‘ ward approached the crossing one °li
v 'broke find it is thought that the high.
we SOMfi<§°§lgalf§3§
3.“... EL... 1. '
We can supply any st3le L.” j, ' 3133' 5
Periodic .llll. liEATER
. dashed. V Q Show W"you? WW
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
- 127-129-131 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 105.
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House this Winter .. ‘~
ON’T let cold weather ’
a, lock you upin oneroom.
A Perfection SmokelessOil ' .
Heater will bring glowing
Warmth and cheer to every
room of the house. With the
Perfection heater near, you
can dress in comfort, clean
in comfort, set‘ the table in
comfort, and live in comfort
generally.
The Perfection gives 10 hours of
glowing warmth on one gallon of
oil Clean —-—quick—— convenient.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
Uri-nip“ Station) ,.
NEW you \ /
Ill) 1' FALO '-
Look for the Tri-
angle Trademark.
In many \styles and lines
It hardsnre and general
stores everywhere.
”It." of award Panama-Pout
swan-v /
ALWY
BOSTON
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For Cooking, Baking, Heating
. and Economy
Tile Range that has no Equal to? Quality
in every Way, shape and manner and the only
Faithful Servam
range that carries with it a
BOND” by thomanufacuuers and ourselves that it bakes,
cooks and beats with less Coal than any other range on the
‘lnnrket.
YOU ALSO on
TIIESE MINES
" Auusr lacs
7/wa
ssovssu 11m
lava/Karim
Bic CLEAN Our
Morwmfld/Z
litmus Mus
amuse
hummus
RANGES $14.95 to $75.00
HEATERS $3.95 .. 125.00
«$2.95 up .
011 HEATERS.
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.. Blankets and Comfortabies 1111
One of the .fiaest lrdectxns ever 35011111 in the city from
o .(N
l Special 750 Cedar Floor Mop Complete
$1.00t0$7.00
p390.
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Sterling Furniture Co;
P Jig-112.95 131 Washington Sf
opp. lloyi’s Theatre.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF
Perfectlon Oil
Heaters .
.A'.J. COLLINSsco.‘ »
scum NpRWALK
NORTH MAIN s'r'. - « 2-. 1'
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FOR YOUR CLAN BAKES
100's NYAR‘YI ..Connecticut Avenue.
Si 11’ 1 ' Th N 2.1”"
cc gents or c only 3
.On Wot Gola’octimh’Ave.
”commandments will at...
' ,iihdtlgmvoood We.
33 s .v. 1E?!“
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more than elsewhere?
Tell‘ us your heating problem and we will tell you wha '
kind of coal to use. .
'1‘I‘.
Hams & Gans
WATER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Gloss it is. thoroughly screened
We carry the best £0111 to be obtained and chairge no
From” A Cool
Pocket is Pos-
itively Clean,
It is nonexposed to the
Weather and cannot be
loaded into the wagons un-
Phone
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