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THE SOUTH NORWAL‘I'EVENING m1. SATURDAY, NOV 13, (915
d all in the comrrdriiy are invited . have spent many summers in the en forgotten on account of our good FIFTEEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT. . FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 HEM,
an ’ ‘ vii-ens of Stumtord and Greenwich, friend, the reporter, "getting mad" be- WINSTED, Nov. 13.—lrving Wat
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, ‘ ‘ t . to this service, and h all services dur-I ‘ ,_ t . . . ,I _ . . _ . _ , kin' . ed 33 colored f T YORK.
’. ' T abl‘UbbRH‘b in; the week. Miss Wilbur will} DAR-EN (I and still visit old._ friends in these cause Col. Robbins retused to be in h. ag . . 0 Uilmgion.
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' snmon To ener Drench She is preaching the sowei‘ ; Places leniewed- I‘l'iitsemeilcwtwflime‘a‘ Prison today Freight boat leaves Pier :1 last
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”gala-MAJ: ORDERS 7 message with great acceptance and; > ““—""7 " ” ~ ‘ L E'aoslssu12couelglit36d Ortegnyjfellinfireai: River, New York (toot 0‘ Catherine
. Jae delivery at any time of DOWer. and many lives sreI beinsi Al‘iD ( l IThe representative of the Hartford COLORED GIRL GOES—10 AK , old colored 8:” of Torrington, on on, St.) every day except Sunday, It! I
'h... and delivery leaves at eight reached and helped IAll evening “'1 . . Tim“ my be W901 1.9 W or 1”? V'LLE- 30. m. Froight received at Norwslh up to
m TELEPHONE your orders vices in the Methodist Church duringI 0 ( statements relating to the soldiers l‘an'ie Felmetto, the colored girl 5 p_ m. “a at South Norwnlh ID to
m the week, will give way to the union; —u my... Home at NOW‘ Heights, but MID recemfi confe‘5m firing mam”. Finishing of the new Canadian gov- 5:.” D- m
- ~ , i . throughout his whole “attack“ this re- f h em lover Austin S. liaviland a“ F p
~. tin unranteed. meetmss in the BID“!!! Church. ‘ . ° , ‘3’ 1' . ’ eminent ruin elevator t i.“ . m - cote GGHMI AOGM
“mm o g I ' MW‘R“ Porter makes it so plain that he is oi Den Road. Stamiord. “a: toda)’ g 8 “gm '
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myes CltYMarketl liowayion. Baptist Church. bent Mr. Olermann of IDal-len has pill“ piqued ll“ 091- GWSB “shim“; be siren ‘0 m: LIIonnegt‘ch, Tale?” Sovernment elevators between the. A'
,- griees for we'ec beginning Nov. 14: chased a Paige touring car. cause. to dsIaid. thiit the com: 3:; school at Ls out; f DfIiIII‘aIGILCI’IlIET; Great Lakes and the Rocky MollllV PORTATION LINE. Inc.
_ 69 No. Main street 130230, Morning worship with sermoni -—fi ,W 0 locuss the “mm, a brill“ committeI 9" I' ‘*° ‘0 ‘ time, those at Sastatoon and Moose- _
I” the Damon 11:50. The Bible Thomas (‘rimmlns and Amen,“ stating that he “never talked to me H. Mew". “10 ‘5 '4 "we" “r “w ' "i ,_, _ h ‘
. ,, . , . . law being in operation now. '- 7 .7. _
school will meet \Ior study. 6:45. Holmes of Collender's Point have left “Winner-- Col. Robbins my be .si-hooi. took the girl to Lukenlle. - Floral Tributes, ongynal .c-
l'nion meeting of the Epworih Lenguevfor New York for the winter. “a haushty man.” as one of the old —-PREACHER WAG LAID UP. glgns. Casket Covetings 0! rate
EAST 'uud ”III C. E. Society at the Baptist? soldiers stated. but he is l-in conr WANT MoCALL DISMISSED. Rev. C. M. Knighten, Hsvsnmi, Fla... eauIty. Moderate prices. Prompt
church. 7:30. Union evangelistic‘ Mrs. James Stevens has been ill mand,’ and may have ‘0 be “haughty“ NEW YORK, Nov. lit—State Sens. writes: “For three months i suaemdlswce.‘ h {ragga}? F0m{nun‘¥a’
meetings in file Baptist church inlvvith grip for the past few days, but is to hold the respeotdue Marin a will tor Thompson, Chairman of the Legis- Intense pain in the kidneys and back. War“: 93 t‘lngU qnséssm prin-
NORWALK “bulge of EVfinselist Carrie V. Wil- now improving under Dr. Noxon’s tary institution such 53 "“5 one 1“ lative Committee investigating the which at tunes laid me up entirely. limp; “"3515 “3 [lite ates.
‘blli'. Services will be held every'care, “pm“ to be. There may be wrong Public Service Commission, announc- used 1 1-2 bottles of Foley Kidnell SONI-Nlll'waui "or“.
“vetting except Saturday. The UnlonI :Et 32:03:?m": tx‘: 2:23;“: W to“! ”1‘“ the ”maxing “'0“: Pills sud Ill the pun dissppesred. I‘z So. "gin St. So. Mom“, Ct.
evangelistic services Whldl have beenl ers. (‘hesler Wood of New Canaan y o 0 recommend ‘0 Governor iimsn t e 1001 I! if 20 not: hld been added tot
nd Dorian
list, holds the attention of her midi-I “ 1| mil to be seen. and MI
‘3 an Geo \i K so m h art t th finish and: I ll 1 l P "'9 trolley “f3. Only a few days 880.;
. d M” rge ; 6 fly, or en fro t e at o e ' I "e ‘ c 0“ ”f ‘ 5‘ utnsm “‘3' on the our coming from Stamford, two
”new avenue. are. visiting with presents "19 gospel message in a "'9” liue, Greenwich, in his new Ford tour- of the old men were drunk and one
M in New York. .and convincing wily. “Id those Whuinfl Cl“- Pald 5‘ "3“ ‘0 friends i” made himself anything but, plenum
I hear he? once ”I” “um“? “’I he” Nol‘Olon. yesterday. to his fellow-psasengers. Seeing some
Number of houses along Seaview “or 3143‘“ IT'W mfg!“ h“ provenI to -« ~—- of them in this condition is no uncom-
muons m, undergoing repairs and re- 5.0 “ "‘0‘“ {mewsf‘ng 9‘" °f ”‘9' ”er” Miss Mary Carr of Vlrs'lnla. now mom sight, and we only mention this
costs of paint. noes, find “1 addition ‘0 the congre- spending the winter in Greenwich, as The Times stated that one of the
”m“ rational Mullins there have be” 505' visiting friends on the Boston Post old soldiers “drank himself to denim".
lli‘l stinks sung as 30'0“ and due” by Road. Noroton, Thursday. and seems to put the blame for this"
«CVi‘ral different singers. The ser— on Col. Robbins. Suppose the Sum?“
vices Will be COMlflued all “9’“ “79"" William E. Street is en route for lniendent should issue an order put-I
:lltl Will be held in the Baptist i‘hul‘Cll. California. He left town some "mu "“8. Ill end (0 the “canteen." what! ‘
who srs it til t, the - ~ - . gt . ,, Phone 364,
If. slid Mrs. Harold Nadln, for- in progress during the past two weeks formerly of this town, is m the 5mm residents :IY IlItIiIga but for“; vouch sIumszlI-IyIsliIiIlmissmIgt 1-3:);er aim: my life. Relieves rheumstlsm, back-l
m or Lorena street, have moved have been growing in interest and al- ford Hospital for treatment for up m E. I, inlkl'lolroi um mm” “‘1' h; I?“ Sm gum“ “M Winn-cluniiflioinu.
rm” M household effects to Fitch street. lendanoe. Miss Wilbur, the evsnge- pendicitis. ’ W . Comm on n- . Bold "“7,me
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no Conltlln family has removed
1!“ ‘Harbor View to Osborn avenue,
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milk Lyons. of the Red Star lull. “Vii-Von" If i"""°° ‘0 “99““ ”'9” ago. stopping until Thursday of this would the old soldiers say then about
qumnwlcn" is a visitor \tilll his pal'- “01"“?‘5- ‘0'“? ““d ”ml“ ("“9” week with his daughter. Mrs. J. 81- their “liberty?" it is a known fact!
m on the East Side tor a short “'“h l'ou- inner. at Schenectady. thence con- lhll almost all these old soldiers rot. HEADQUARTERS FOR GA“!
dime. m“... Ililllllllg Ills westwnd Journey. course, there are a number of 9x: . , ‘ RANGES. $11-00 ‘0 343400.
. -_ ‘ ,MWV I ~— ceptlonsl are never snilsflod with‘ , . : Self Ll htin Burners S .
A. Gorhanl. of Fort street, has re- . . Rev. G. E. Richter. who is now not anything that is done for them. and i . ' l ‘ ‘. I g g . ( '
turned from a visit to New York, ILTON I; in: as pastor of the Souihport M. E. am always complnlning about some-' our SlOCk before buying,
Where he has been stopping for the ~
t‘IiuN‘h, was called to that place on thing or somebody. If you happen to E can furnish your new home or make an old one look .6“ H“ water Hate" " 3”“
”at two weeks. . , Wednesday afternoon. for the funeral overhesr two or three of them tullt-> I'k . h . . Eddy Refrigerators. ,
—_ ————— Mrs Stevens of Norwalk Finite service of Josiah Hawkins, one of In: together. you msy depend upon it ‘ a new Wit complete parlandimng rmmandbed‘ Jones & HO‘ Chksq
James McCullunl, of Second sire“. ‘ ” Southport's oldest and best~known thst it is s "complaint" and hardly ' . .. > . ‘
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i ll reported to have suffered a slight guest 0‘ M" and M” L L (.ilbert. residents. ever it kind word for anyone. One room 88“. also “1”“. rags ““1 crmkery' Buffets 1’] WI“ St- NOl'Wllk Conn
noel. yesterday. He llfli-‘l recovered ”‘fr‘ -—--———- was asked, I short time ago: “How ill vuioup wood; plain and fancy tabla round or 3 “are ,.W-._..--
sum the effects. Miss Harriett 1" Olms‘ead spent Several people front Tulmndge Hill do you like the Colonel?" and his re.‘ 3 . ' ' ' (I
e w ”"5“” “‘ “WW“- and New York, who recently gave the ply was: “on. no l. the out or- "1°. tbpped. Carpet sweepers that really swgep. Our prices will
The photograph of another “Brains . "Sweet Family" entertainment at the bunch. but that is not saying much - - ‘ .
no Beauty" moving picture actress “if; fiflafig'fif; hfiarfiezg‘m; Tsimadge Hill chapel, m. to repent for him." As to ths'sutsment tint the W comparison “m" those of any other ““1"" ‘ smafl Cflal, suns
aspirant is shown elsewhere in Them Weston. lllni entertainment next Tuesday «1- soldiers do not get: fresh vrgsisblesf ' _ . .. aIId'nl‘eSSCS
‘Bentinel today. The East side hits w- Piling in the Darien Methodist Church. in the summer, it is only necessary 3 flellable sewtcc‘H‘efg! The Newest Models in I
391 to be heard “‘01“ in this contest. J (~_ Van Heiningell In planning for The local people promise to provide for anyone to visit the line garden at l '
__,_, extensive rose gardens, and other refreshments with the entertainment. thst time of the year. and see-that ; WAISTS AN” SKIRTS _ .
The police have been notified by improvements “I "'8 South Wilton all for a quarter of a dollar. this statement is certainly not can ’ A Full Line of Dainty
, JohmD. Carr. or Second street, con- Nurseries. --———— root. This Home my not be run as . . , , _, ;, . UNBERWEAR ‘
waning the theft of olotnos from a Father McGuane of St. John‘s it should be. but there are some of ‘ ' -. :I’. . \ ' ' _ I:— ‘.I ' .
Iboln his yard recently. An investl- ,Mrs. H. L. 8“,me Mrs. A. W. Church,'Noroton, has arranged I the old soldiers who. do not not its - .r \ 1' ‘ u I f . ~ ~ ~'
atton is being made. Nerwin and Miss Katherine Sturges mission for the ‘hcnefltIof veterans st they should. eithsn.snd=ihere is wrong I OUR; I”, ar/("‘/[ (7' _ Die/(‘5 r l OWEJ'Tr-w' M "W snop’
- . “" motored to Brldxeport on Tuesday. “‘9'” ;H°m_° at ”“3919!" Wh° sro’on both, '3‘“- sndttblslshouldlnot 1‘? _.. “ti—«44.44;?» ----.'.— " ‘ ‘ ', ‘ K. 5A. Oisvsn" unto. Main St. ‘
am NORWAUK at“, attended a mwmg or the DI A. “I of the Catholic faith. beginning Sufi" . .. , . , .
Dlstrlct Commissioner William H. I_____ day. November N. at me 8:30 s. m. , - _ .l' . -
llama is among the local fans who The Rev. William Elliott Griffen, mass. The evening devotions will be- ' ' V '
an in New Haven today, where they-PhI D. of lthsca. will give an address gin at 6:30 p.‘m. Muss will be cslo- ,
will witness the battle between little,“m3 Friday New“ on Cores. lllus- brated each following day at 6:15 a. . - ,
and Princeton. 'trsted with stereoptlcon vie’ws. m. The preacher will be Rev. James Y O U Want. ,
*‘fi‘ McGurk, C. '8. Sn. of «Philadelphls. .
The pastor, Rev. S. P. Fairbanks,
CALL US 01"
Add we will rush our trouble
man right around When some-
thing like this happens in your
home. if your
PLUMBING
Thursday evening, November 18, s . -7 . . . . . . .-.. _.-
will oiliciate at the services, tomor- chicken pie supper under the auspices The women of the Civic Leagtw will
low. in the East avenue M. E. Church. 'of the above societ , begin on Monday in the vacant store ‘ . .
. v. “ill be held at Wh t if W t is defective. lullilunted. mun
mgmgulsr Sunday services in the the home of Mrs. Sarah M. Olmstesd. in the Pooley block on Railroad no a on . an tsry or worn on have us mue
N INorwalk Advent Christian All are welcome. nue, the work of preparing surgical ' necessary "m. or lnstsll .
Glitch will be held hi the usual hours dressings for the wounded of the Eurv r.
' new system of
MODERN . PLUMBING.
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politics ltlliisn
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m" «Rev. C. A. Marks attended the an- openn war, “d will continue everyI . ‘
. I - nual meetln of the State run Monday afternoon and Friday “9"”: Wh Y HW t It " ‘
.IIIII. I. WILLIS APPOINTED ASSIST. Woman's Augxlllsry at Christ (tailors? lug thereafter. They ask cooperationl _ Ien on an
- "If. “T TO PRESIDENT ELL'OTT. Anion“, 0n Wedne'da’. Mrs. Cs 1' 0' I" residents 0' the town, and donI‘I f
II. Willis, secretary to tPreslldent DeWitt was a lay delegate. tions of old muslin, linen. crotonne; ”4 ‘
.I Elliott at Boston, has been appointed , ticking, calfio. etc, are solicited. Old
“shut to the president with odious The Rev. W. l. Nichols of Desrfleld, material is acceptable if it is only I
in the South Station, Boston. Mr. Wll- Mass, was in town on Thursday. clean and smoothly pressed. , ~ ~
in Int; assistant chief clerk to Mr. W. 1. Holmes of Westport, who died _
mu. when the latter was president 'at his home on Wednesday, was for- The harvest supper given by the
.. of "‘9 Northern Pacific. He ‘9 now merly pastor of Cannon ‘M. E. Church, Young ”WW“ Society 0' Noroton
.~ i‘ director in” the Berkshire Street when Ms death Wm be regretted by Presbyterian Church Thursday even-
' ”my Company, the Vermont Com those who knew him. lug, wss a great success. About lio
m, the Hoosiclt Falls Company and- were fed, and the chatter and merri-
‘gIIIhOId Colony Railroad Company. A reception will be held Friday at meni furnished an accompaniment
ternoon and evening of this week in which promoted digestion. After the
‘Dld Jones lose control of his auto- the Congregational parsonage ‘0 give supper. cakes and candles were sue, -
“no?” ”the parishioners and friends of the tioned off; Strawberries, picked. ltl‘
"Completely; the cook uses it all Rev. Frederick Holllster and Mrs. the open garden of James Hurtrlghi
if .. the Iflme;"—lPuck. Holllsier an opportunity for “cm of Weed's Hill. on Thursdsy morning.
-—-———--—-———— greetings. large and ripe and sweet figured .. HONE Youp want
M . _ . prominently in the sale. The Young 'I I .-
. . . The Ladies’ Aid Society of the People's treasury profited to allot-go . , _‘ Advertisements to
' OWA! I OH I North Wilton M. E. Church. will meet extent. «
’ m at the home of the first vice-president,l , "_-"‘ . f > .I , ,
. . Mrs. Webster Davis, Tuesday after- Of recent years. the Airedale has . " T H E S E N T II N EIL
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" ‘ “ "' . . ‘ noon, November 16. The meeting will come into “3‘4“” with dog-lovers.
_ TD!- I!!! MYS- Fl'imk NDMIPOP and be given as near one o'clock as possl- as this breed of dog has every quality
I »‘llil‘ andzMrs. Wllllam Harrison Day hie. owing to the shortr-diiys. Mem- to recommend it. and only one serious
were. racontvlsitors with Mrs. Gen-it bars are requested to bring sewing objection, which is that he will follow
“Smith oi: Tokeneke. materials. a stranger, and his owners «may lose _
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. v. . ,. is him. Mrs. Holly H. Seeiey of.Derlen . ’ . Ph . .
There will be on adjourned meet- The Rev. Mr. Cunningham. rector has a splendid Airedale with~all the J"- . V ' 0116
his of Reliance Fire Company. Mom of Christ Church. Ream; has mm. lovable points. and Spot is a great pet , . - -
{Infill 8 p. m., in their fire house on ed through the Rev. Cf" A. Marks. ‘the with the family. Several days ago he " Nulnber'
“also arenue. All members are members of 'St. Mstthsw’sd’srlshyto began calling on the neighbors and. ' “I. . . . I
mum to-be present. meet the newly elected suffragsn while enjoying his freedom, disappear. , M
’ .. ' . bishop of* Connecticut at a supper, 9d altogether. Every 93°" ‘9 1m“ - * fl
. ,. ,3!!- and Mrs. Rudolph Stoddinger, Monday evening. November 22‘ The him seemed futile, until yesterdsy‘ he . ‘ ,‘ .. . . ,. . - ,
5:13.113“ been living in the house ot’blshop will confirm ’3 close in Christ was found at Norton Hgghts. angst-I: . I . .
1 Elizabeth Gager. in McKinley- ‘ w h_Jessics Msuonov tch of ing’s . _ - , _ , . , _ ' , _ :
lilies; have removed to southINor. fizufihgzhzlggfsm 31:: mongol: way owns it splendid pair of Airsdnlos. ‘ ,I . ClaSSIflCd. AdvertISIn-g Depantmgnt: ' . , . x.
"with . to the Rev. Charles A; Marks. ““d‘thel' “"9" ‘3“ new“ “mm” " , ; . ‘ g ‘ , , l
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lionyton Methodist Episcopal __ " " leash. Mr. and Mrs. Psul A. "Curtis of
M. services tomorrow morning ”‘7' Anwittutsnf 5"" .Lootist street. Flushing. hare been sc-
II . :ml. Class meeting 10 s. m.; ' Railroad soginosrssssmorooxpossd credited with hiring? introduced the ‘0 see . . , ..
Wing, 10:30 s. m.; Sunday-school. to “telling cold-than other HM Airedale into Amer-icon homes» and . . . . . I
it: 1s. m; Junior mine. 3:30 p. a. a; Dumpling of Hangman,“ hmoriosnghonril. " Mrs. Curtis was , a ‘ «I . I '. ,I I , . .
In thoevenlng at 6:46 o'clock. the rim s Frisco entitle 25 you-14nd utilise McKenzie. high; .. Scotch stock; . ' ' . m
m loom will‘mo'ot‘wlui the the medicine be h“ men into and wu‘won Otter to ills Scotch'm -
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