’ ~ Bridgeport.
“Jute for 119,000 to S. J. yiasms, editor
on
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‘ in the lodge rooms, No. 12 South Main
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”annual parish uttering, for the henc-
‘ renjoyed by 1111.
2,» 4 1 5‘
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PAGE EIGHT
Sim—NT. w”.-. “LAM . -1—2“. :--_. . , , ,
l . . ‘ .
Tomorrow. in the btamtord city
l 2 .
Fouled: ‘PROJESle'e‘I-l on '0 10lcotirt. the hearing on the contested
' . bed your W ) b 2 claims against the "Aunt Sally" R111)L
' F01 Protection Illltllld estate, 1111i be, continued.
you insure your ““3 “Hm WU! dbdd'i The pinmltle tournament between
'1’ ‘ 1' lhrottction,
boe 1‘0 1 d b rn please-l Butler Lodge and Colin); Encampment
. I _\ I‘ IOU II a
s no ”u ‘l a will be continued tomorrow night in
tell, I
1 the lodge room on South \lattt street
The store and got .15 mo have to sell
Wuire of you, i ask as 11911,
Prote cIion‘?
I
[ Daniel Killdare, who gave his ad-
’ ‘ . ! dress as 1553 Amsterdam avenue, \‘cw
ere '5 no question regardtng the \ork. fell in a tit. yo ttrlav 21ft r11 on
' ' . ‘1" 1 ( Q' U
PROTECTION \ve otter umsun i
on Mill lit]! The stritken man was
" ' " ' th best C0111- l
Augie: 0‘ d“ kmds 111 9 attended by Dr Tr'dt'e)‘. and removed
to the hospital.
Taylor & Golden
l A peculiar attident happened 5111-!
run“ (‘ompntiy Iiu‘ldl'lg 1111(i'.1_\ attet'nttott to Harold Shaw,
Telephone 1230- lIUllllvt‘ll yours 01 age. when he was
r '. walking through the North Haven
‘. 1 woods with a boy ('Itutti. llo 11'a~' shot
‘ ill III" foot by a bullet, presumably 0i
.. j‘JZ-t'alibre. One theory advathed is
I i that the-boy was hit by a stray, spent
: bullet from the gun of some hunter.
’ iAuain. the bullet someone
WWW“
211 Mr. and .\lr.~. Goon.” t" Illli'k\\tllltI:
left this morning for t‘alit'ortint, “here:
0 they nitl spend the winter. ; (idem. ’iltt IllIIItI ( ilt'l‘t‘tI the lad':l
{' IlttI and lodged just back of the big
I06.
of
Ills ftttit
Lunch \till he set'tt-d to the mem-
bers of the Norualk t‘luli, Saturday
night, in the club rooms.
COMPLETES MUNITION STATIS
TICS FOR TREASURY.
The work of taking muttition sta-
“WM” 1 IIilllt‘S iii t‘onttct'tit'ut aittl Rhodt- lsA
land h-is been completed by Internal
con 1i... . t~vtt (tt'
truth on lttt~'t:;;i
1111:; been ttpptovt'd b_\ the
The method
fI‘C‘OIItI
riI
.
public utilities” (ltIilIlll 1.11.1 FRNVWI“ (‘UHW‘IUT Julttes .I. \\'al.s.l|
' _ ,,#« and his deputies. The reports Will 1111‘
. Mr. .tmi Nil“. l"1't-dt'titlt i'l (‘ot1lt'1' film] “1‘“ ”I“ St‘t‘lVHH‘l' 01‘ lln' 'I‘t't'a-
jund 1111111,. 11.1.1, 11 m2 i,,...,1 m Smitty : our! and it is probahlo that a tax will
field. Mu...‘ “mink. 11... "N 11' ,3 Ilc'lt'vit'd on all titttttltiott export: from
yeah. I!1\1‘ tt'tttt'tit'd to St l'lt T411. ”H“ country. ‘
,wallt. i ""‘“'—"*—"—-‘-—-
"I .. ..-_ 1 MW ‘HAS BEEN' FOR MILITIA.
V llt'. lnt'bet't l"1'atici.~ (intuitions. o". ' " .
,Stnth 1'at'tt'1'. hitts;~.. li:~.~ IM‘L'II up Monitor Amphm'ufi ObSOIClC Vessel,;
pointed lt'ttipot'1tt'_\' uni-1.1111 [)Itlst 1 Assigned to Connecticut NaVaI Mil-J
(thin .11 the l'ltdtt't-liil' 31::11' ’l‘tibctt'tt
lotus Ruttaiot'iutti at hit-i'lcht. tice Ship——Militiamen Say Uitprint-g
t
l itia to Replace the Machias as Prec~t
‘ able Things in Their
, .
Disappoint-l
' merit. ‘
1 ill!“ fztrm 111 l
|
I
. Sale of the Spring
fioutltipgton, a widely know 11 prop: it}.
ttpn 11"l1i( I: there has been ruined blood'
bd tattle luv the t‘liat'les l" 'l‘atlor cs
'l'ltt- navy (It‘llfl‘llllit‘lll has again as-
signed to HIV Cotpiet'tit'ut Naval Mili-
:;liip for llI'ili‘lIt'I‘ purportes tol
tl e lIlit" of ”It .\Iat liitts “hit it:
11...: taltt-ti it't-iit the .‘\tl\:tI militiott or
g: llll.’.tli in t)\t‘l a \t :tr ttgo and 1"! 11? Ill;
1’
tia 11
mini
:01 a Greek newspaper, 1011s announced
1 I
yesterday. ;n.1n llotuiitgo to quiet the revolutio:
1'I‘Iit‘ 1e~ ad that the naval ttiilltia
. inning to get, according to IIIt' latest
'Iol"s H-‘IDN‘S. 01’ GYM“ ('Illll‘l‘ll. 10' advices from \t'ituhimuon. in the A111 '
'IIllClTOW, at the home of Mrs. llownrd pliitritt. a monitor, and. itt‘t'Ul‘tIIllg 111i
«'M'ilson. No. 9 W051 Main sit-vet. The'titp 1111101111 classification .11 [hi v-es ,
sols of the navy, In tttmolete. 1;
fit of the Nortvaik Hospital, will be. That the naval tnilitittnten tire die»'
Llaken the last Sunday in the month. iappoiiitcd is puttlnizfit mildly. It,
lwould not do toxprint Exactly what
'u'. Jnlm l-ladtlcn. “1,0 1,1. 111,.“ (m, ithc otficum ut‘ the Naval militia have
inrrison. Nev-.1411}. to sav i_1i cxprt'itsittg tlietneeh'cs about
”We will
\lttybe 2111' l
t
i
There will bc a meeting of the Rec
flitctiuk .' tale nil
during the Rillnlllt’l‘hhsdlq'itisod olthe ‘I 0“” oi‘;tlte ""1“” ““33
bufill‘tt’ee. and 1"otuttted to his old post take " “1d 9‘“ nothing.
than 1.1 the “chi current 111-. 111ml "“ “m " ““m" ”"1’ “"9“"
dcn‘s family has also returned to The “Amphiti'ite' is of the style Of
South Not'u'ailt. ' the old monitor \\‘ytttitlotte; 'once ur-
- ,ed by the naval militia here for it
- . lpructit'c ship. The ,Attiphitrlte. how-
..4 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cttt'llold have ever, has a superstructure. This “I”
:‘dssucd invitations for thc marriage of ahord a plucc for the naval “1.5mm:
yttlteir daughter. Miss Florence Gar-,men to stay without being down 1.111-
field to Matthew Galbo Thé cctc tier \vater. She. was built at “Tl-1
'lfpiouy 1'. ill' take place on_ Thin 1d ty.. minaton. 1101.. 111 1874. find rebuilt in
‘fNOqubwl-glm- 3' 3 0970”“ ‘1‘ the 1811.3. She can make about it! milesl
Icafilejumor the bride No .ovtel l
treet. l
i
I
on
1)..
an hour.
The ship was scheduled to he in!
i I'li'tVt‘Il .the first of, Novcnibetgi
'( The littil commission held .1 bear but slit hits not arrived .Wt- and 3119:
'11 . water-11.11 afternoon on the pin} tiuv .tl militia otficers hear that she:
11m 01' um l’laiiiville Trust t'mttp-t: iignill not art time until May 1 new.
‘9‘ng ;. col" Ma“. 0" .1titltor'it_1 m do :1 Men of the naval militia who made a
Z'bunkin g
-... .—
, .\'c\'\'
bug-mom; in ”m my", .\l.' ('lllist to 1311111111 in 1898 on the \\\'- l-
liltirLeoti. treasurer of the common. .andotte have never forgotten their 91
:and Mr. (‘ontlclL an iticot‘pzirator t I’m'i‘ent‘t’s of t». ing «tormtossed .1111;
'made ,mlmnpms in record ,0 In, the news that the future practice SIllllt
purpose of the contpam Them 1‘ ~.~ i“ I“ I" “ “’ "‘l 0‘ ”'0 same (”’0 “" I New York Teacher Prefers Charges tore, to wit until today. Cl't‘dItEd the ‘merchandise.
‘tlto \\_\'1tittin.te ttill not serve to i11~
cruise tlitit enthusiasm fpr 11 cruise
,ucxt suiittnct' on the Antpliitritc. l
, The l Several months ago thc navy de
" reg“ ar meeting M, Butler purtmeiit atiltmtttt't‘tl that the Connec-
Lodge, ML 97' I" 0' 0' F" will be held tic‘ttt naval militia would get the Ball-
ey. a tIt‘n’ll't‘il't‘l‘. That was just what
the tuliitiatitett wantctl but just about
110 opposition and the capital stotlt
{pf the (motion) is 325.000.
'Bireet. this evening, at 8 o‘clock. at
“blah time the degree or Brotherly the Illllt‘ that the ttltip was asslmied
lLoveywtll lie-.exemnlifiedby the local to Connection. «omitting happened to
degree team, Routine mattcrsof busl- her boiler and the us<igtttuent of the
mess will also be transacted. The punpv gm Connctttcttt “as cancell-,
meeting promises to be one especial 0d ‘
1y interesting and instructive to 1111 ”u”. -———~~«—.—l
- who can attend and it is hoped that.
era large number will be present. Fol-l SC“ R0050} SIIIIDII-‘ES ‘
lowing the meeting, there will be 3
Bauer Kraut supper served in the ban-
quet room and a general good timel
SiiIISuti-I’wtt't'li (jttititi""tinn
PRESCRIPTION DRLIGGISTS.
32 Washington Strct-t
Scuih Norwalk, Conn.
Ready Right-Day 1111110111
Friendship counts. but you cannot draw on it
like you can a Bank account. 2' 1|
Why not cultivate the kind of friends that are p _, ’
not embarrassed when you call on them for ' ‘ ‘ i
help? .Q . . l 5.
You can call on a Bank accaunt DAY or .\
'NiGHT.‘ It is always ready. I
("w - «.— . ‘1- ‘: ‘.
South Norwalk Savmgs Batik
1-11...
out.
:‘lUll‘l'eI ItltlJll-l: titav have I\)lI.‘-U‘{I in'
No one has seen and no‘
one “115 Ilt‘lti‘tI at the limo ot' the 110-:
,'30
0! flute
'
THE SOUTH nogwnnx Wino 3mm?
“ "1 3 s
11 ‘o‘afif -.——~—— ——2 —¥.¥—-_‘2~ ‘—
. ._{¢_‘_
\\ e can supplv any <1) Ie
Perledi 11011 0". HEATER
desired. May we Show you?
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
127-129-131
WASHINGTON ST.
20 ”3.." +1.72». m.~ 1
PHONE 105.
Tho Perfection keeps
Mr. Sandman Comes Quick when .
You Drive Away Jack Frost
The kiddies need 1". '; co." -
ing at bedtime—for the
PERFECTION HEATER
had made the room nice
and cozy.
dampness and cold out of
all the house. Gives glow-
ing warmth in five minutes
—ten hours comfort on a
gallon of kerosene. Smoke-
less, odorless, safe.
Sold at all hardware and general stores. and
wherev er you see the 1361ch tion C02 ' Cat Poster.
Look for the Triangle Trademark.
H1 1195! award Panama-Pacific E 151051110 I
5
STANDARD ()ll. (20. ()I" NEW YORK
(I‘tttzc1p4l5utionl)
Nl"‘1\'\t.‘!‘.K
BUFFALO
ALBANY
BOSTON
i
ARREST PUPILS FOR TRYING TO his learned discurslonm into the science gile or perishable matter or to ac- '
;
KISS HER.
Against Boys of 11 and 13 Years.
\‘l' W YORK, No1.
pretty ones, of course—41mg troubles
p with their pupils.
in East Eighty eighth street
-(‘hildren’s Court blushingly accusedl
Jacob \ialoney, 11, of 102 cat;
WE CARRY A F
Perfection“ Oil
NORTH MAIN ST.
L LINE OF
Heaters
i
A. J. COLLINS & CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
_x t
of illumination as applied to BULOIDO'. cept the statement of the person pre-
,bile headlights. We had not,
hereto“ senting the parcel that it
Postal eniploycu llltlstt
lsecretary with expert knowledge up lascertain to teach case what articles
i
1.7'—~’l‘cnchers~'on IhIS DOIIII, hence “8 read WIN] al the parcel CCIIIEII’IS and if fragile or
great deal of interest and appmv’al perishable matter i~t enclosed. such
hisq'cldihmon 861138 dIBCuBSIOH O! the parcels should be properly nun-Red '
This was evidenced when Miss Ma- best manner of abattng the automo-i
:tIllIGC Weill. teacher in public schoollblle nuisance and menace of glaring
lnl headlights.
\
We do not know, of course,
eighth street. of attempting to kiss on the tOpic, but we do believe that'
her in the classroom.
were united by the judge
SUFFRAGISTS WANT HEARING.
NEW YORK Nov.
a request that the committee receive
Miss Sara and Field and Miss Frail-
' .vt-s Joli.‘c. who are bringing 11 pe-
tition lie... the Pacific coast asking
for an amendment to the National
L't-ns‘titution granting votes to wo-
men. .\lr. McCombs yesterday prom-
a hearing before the National Dem-
car 11th Committee tor the tWo wo-
men from the west. ‘
The chairman informed the New
York women that Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw, preéidént of the'National Am-
erican Woman Suffrage Asuaoclation
also asked for a hearing before the
Democratic Committee. ,J"
THE SECRETARY AS A LIGHTING
' I M EXPERT. .
The Port Mmti'lhlp! Secretary
[lights is to light the road and not the
i7.———When the air and that tho sensible way to ad-
COTTONS, BANDAGES, SETC._.tDemocratlc National Committee meetsgjust such lights, is so that they will
,in \\ ashlngton Dec. 7. the chairman,‘cust their usually none too gentle
‘\\1ll1a111 \lt't‘ombs, will lay before it: beams along’ the highway and not
/
|istedxt committee of the Congression— .
:nl Union for Woman Suitcase yester- i“-
‘dny that he will try to arrangcflior
.rule which'requires that. parcels pre-
The charges I every automobllist could read his atl-'
vice with profit. It is perfectly on-
0:000 800E III IN
{nety- source of the secretarys lnfonnatioiil
IIIIIESS, GRAY HAIR
must that the purpose of auto head 1 If Mixed won Sulphur it Darkens Sol
into the eyes of approaching drivers.
We recommend the secretary's
statement to all outotsts and trust.
that the advice which he given with
reference to’ the adjustment of lights
may be generally followed—Harrow
Post. .
| MUST EXAMINE PARcELs.
Department Notifies .Local P. 0. to
Enforce Rule.
In common with the other postal-
cha in the country, the local postot-
lice has been notified by the depart-
ment at Washington to enforce the.
slanted at the postomée as parcel post
insured or C 0 ‘D matter, 81192“ ‘10, through your hair, taking one strand
examined. The department says
"It lit not nufll‘c'ie'nt. When a parcel
is pro-entail (artificepunce for In-
t
“trance or 00110th on lieilvory mere-
L taunt-.11 wbctboriit mum at...
Naturally Nobody Can Tell. l
Grandmother kept belt hair beautl- I
fully darkened glossy and abundantl
with a brew ot’ Sage Tea and Sulphur. l
‘ Whenever her hair fell out; or took on i
that dull. tailed or sti'eattcd'appenr-l
once; this pimple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect. By asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth‘s Sage and i
Sulphur Compound” you will get a 1
large bottle of this old- time recipe,
ready to use, {or about 50 cents This l
simple mixture can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty i
to the hair and is splC‘ddld for dand-
ruif. dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known doWntown drugglst
gays everybody uses Wycth’s Sage
and Sulphur, because it darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied—it's so easy
to use, too. You simply dampen a
comb or soft bruéh and draw it
at a. time. By morning the gray hank
dinnppearu; after another application
or two, it in restored to its natural
colpr and loch zioiay, sort and abun-
contains t
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, :91;
FURNITURE CO
l27- 129 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
I Deliciou Creamery Butter
0.... 0.00... 0100. ......:::::::: """"""" 32“ 1’
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Grandmas Pancake Flour, 3 pkgs. ................. 209
Pure Cocoa, qt jar
............................... 23¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
—'_
Eaat N orwalk
MERRILL cougar:
OUR SECRETARIAL COURSE will
you to
fit
secure and hold a good position.
ASK FOR
FREE ECCK LE 1'1
Sill‘TIl NURWALK STAMFORD PORT CIIESTICH
0RDI'IR EIIERT S BEER
FOR YOUR CLAM BAKES
[OUlS NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
Phone 497.
Sole Agents {or The Norttalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
0" For Playing a Game
Nillhli‘df in buy.
just fascinating lun.
No «kill l't‘tlllll'i'lI.
to learn.
Nut It hit:
Soc page 53
IPICTORIAL REVIEW
'For November
15c
DONNELLY
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
STATIONERY
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK.
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