CITY MARKET
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NOR WA lK
NOTICE.
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ruminant: W new new:
Hes-u. Hugh Campbell, trying Camp-
bellfArthur Ambler. Orin-y Wood.
James Kelly and Winton Kéfly.
Avs‘un. uurlpnv Downs cane.
FULLY.
September 15th.
To the Editor of The Evening Semi.
nel:
if you will kindly allow his a few
lines in your paper in answer to a
{statement from Dr. Brown in regard
to James Murphy, of East Norwalk.
in is stated in the article that he is a
{him as the driver twelve hundred then on his front feet.
’ Owing to an error in the date for the
filling of the district meeting to be
kid to night upon assembling an im- wrong to anyone.
reckless driver. l have ridden with
miles and have found him to be a very
careful driver and at Mines trying
to obey the law. Heat all times has
,his car under control, 1 cannot see
‘how he is a menace to the community,
gas stated, as i do not believe he has
ihurt a single person yet. He is o
iyoung man with the very best habits
“and ido not br-lievc he would do a
Now, Mr. Editor, I
medlote adjournment will be taken. A have no one to grind. but feel that the
notice of a special district meeting
till be published Within the next few "lougi- to him and. if anyone thinks him
days by the Commissioners.
young man shoum have credit that be-
gcitfterent. than what is stated above,
The “Bright Star" is being unload-ghnum take a ride with him and they
ad of a cargo of antyacue coal at Bar. lhelttselvt-s could judge. i thank you
as d: Guns dock.
~Mnk Olden Time Root Beer.
Ilrs. James Fudge, of Hawkins Ave-3
m, is spending a few
blends in
Richard Hendrick has had his,
Shelton.
days with
"touch hauled mt Fowler's dry-dock.
‘. ”are she will be painted.
Win. 1.. Blasccr has returned home
utter spending three days in Long Isl-
, - Ind on business.
The dance was the fourth event of
Its kind which has been given by Miss
m“Kelly this season.
The “Seabird," owned by C. Bli'tlon-
burgh is hauled out at Second Point
and is being painted and put in first-
cluss shape for the winter.
y Bel-S. P. Fairbanks left yesterday
[or Peach Lake, where he will spend 3
Wk.
flnrsday.
Fishermen
report
He was accompanied by his‘] h h be d‘ the m .
to IV , . . wo ave cu span tug nu -, .
an and they will return neat y Mrs. C. D. Gordon is visiting friends ins Miss thrnbsht
tft)" this space in the paper.
I Signed.
JUSTICE.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Dutihl Smith of
Tokcnelto have returned from an auto
mobile trip to Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wallerstcin haw re»
turned home' after spending several
days with friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Elizabeth oWod. who shared an
apartment with Mrs. L Oaks: at the
Heights. has moved to'Dowsyton.
”Mr. and Mrs. L. C‘. Tetttrd and tomb
mer at Plainficltl, have returned to
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that mackerel
Cor-ted to bite yesterday off Wilson
Point and Roma Point.
up man was exceptionally lucky you. in: the week-end with Mr. and MTS- met ttt the church ycsttu‘da)’ aftermm"
May and caught twenty-five.
you consider that a fair size mackerel‘
it is said that
When
‘Tokenoke.
Mr. and Mrs. LtaRoy Crockett and
son have reunrncd home after spend-
Alfrcd Crockett.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flint of Rows?-
‘elshs about a half a pound. u will ton, with their daughter. Ruth. have
In scan that he had accomplish“ atrcturncd home from a stay of several hum place at Noroton are being im-
The hole usuattyfweeks in Detroit_
load for this attack: of fish ,5 “11194.1
”good days work.
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Work on tho repair of the trolley
but dour soaked in sardine oil and tracks on Rowayton avenue, has now
? becen practically completed. and Row-
‘lolled into balls is also-a good bait.
f, ' The spile driver. which has been
w
l'
.h. .flsy for the past two weeks pulling
t
i‘” s
. surly completed the work.
Muse.
geeks.
Norwalk friends.
Jules from the mud on either side of
the Washington street bridge, has
This is
7f! treat improvement toward beautify-
” the harbor, and most certainly re-
moves a blot from the setting of the
The bridge will probably be
turned over to the town in a few
A delightful dance was given lttst
‘fl'tlesday evening, by Miss Elsie Kelly,g
Wu Seaside Place, to a number of her
The affair was in
" the form of a farewell party to her
“brother Wilton Kelly. who left yesteb
, day for a four year's course of study
at: the Carnegie-institute of 'l‘cchnoia
any at Pittsburgh. Pu.
“ porch at the
The spacious.
Kelly home, combined
with a beautiful moonlight night and
I." ' leilghtful dance music furnished by a
‘Vlctrola made the affair an exception-
rally brilliant success Those present
‘7 Vere the Misses Ethel Galagher, Helen
,7 miter. Boa-sic Pohlmun, Mabel Gohr-with a vim.
‘nyton residents are hopeful that the
street department will start work at
once on the new Hassnn pavement.
John A. (‘levcrlcy of Rownyton ave-
nuc. has resumed his studies at the
Rennsclncr Polytechnic, after three
wrecks of shop work at the institute.
Mr. Clevcricy, is company with How-
ard W. Mcchan. of East avenue, Nor-
walk, has successfully entered upon
their unjior year nt‘the institute which
is situated at Troy, N. Y.
Preparations are being made in the
East Norwalk Electric Light Plant to
install a street ll‘ht regulator. This
will conserve the oumnt and tho some
time the street lights will give a. bot-
‘ ter light.
‘Rowayton kiddies are making prep
nations to do nth-air shoeg and stock-
ings again. preparatory to returning to
school on Sentmeber 25. The touch-
era of the Rowayton school willrcport
on next oMnday morning. and tlhring
that week will lay things in complete
readiness to open the scholastic your
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The R". F. 1). Gordon. DD. author
of a series of twelve books on “Quiet
Talks," who is the guest of Richard
‘Ti‘ader, at Tokeneke, will preach in
the Rowayton Baptist church, Sunday
morning at 10:30 o’clock. Mr. Tilda!
is to sine, and an interesting service
.is expected.
A mule belonging to the Silver Lake
loe Company performed some antics
in front of Hefner's Cigar score, this
morning, which were as good as a
circus to witness. The mule became
frightened in some manner. and stood
dinectly upright on his hind feet and
After doing
,this several times, the mute suddenly
‘wrenched to one side, and broke the
harness and pole of the wagon. lie
was quited down by the driver a
‘short time later and caused no more
trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Simian celebrat-
ed the sixth anniversary of their man
riagc, last evening, at their home on
‘Easl avenue, by giving a card party.
Numerous intimate friends were preo-
tcnt and a delightful evening was spent
The card party was the principal on-
tertainment of the evening and the tu’o
prizes offered. one for women and the
other for turn. wcre won by W. A.
,iianford and Miss Willa Miller. Lil.
tter in the evening a muscial was xiv-
{on at which Miss Miller and Mr. Steri-
ting sang numerous songs which were
treceived with much enthusiasm by
tthosc in attendance. 'llefreshmcnts
"werc served the guests deplr'cd for
home wishing Mr. and Mrs. Sixman the
toys of the day. ‘
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DARIEN
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5out of town. ‘
E —-l)rtnk Olden Time Root Beer. 5
The Methodist Ladics' Aid Socicty
l Mrs. George Dugdttlc has recentlyi
' been quite ill at her home in Mormon;
The grounds about the Frank fir-r.
proved. _
Miss Adl Jackson in now employt-u
at F. R. hour 1 00.“: store at tho
Heights.
ilarris R Childs of the 'Rlng's End
Road has bought a Maxwell touring
car. .-
Stuart H. Gillespie of Noroton has
added a racing car to his fleet of
automobiles.
Thc Zeigler place has rcccn'tly bebn
closed to the public as a quarantine
precaution.
Miss Florence Cuvnnnugh is now
employed in George llugdale's store
at Newton.
L. 1.
Bernard F. ’f'arlcy of Long Neck .. .
moved into the that over the Kenton
Height: post-ethos. , -
Mrs. D. D. Hobos of Prospect Aye-
nuc, hasJoiuéd her father and daugtr
ter in lawsuits.
Miss Mary Boyle of the Post Road,
Newton, lisp melatonin her smile:
at the Danbury Norm-146800].
“Miss Ella Batu has unturned from a
pleasant vacation spam at Northfield,
Hans, and fine Grove Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. B. Wheeler of
The Hickorlcg have. been entertaining
Dr. and Mrs. ‘ A. B. Cat-man of New
York.
E. P. Sham and family of the Post
Road. Kormon, are spending a few
weeks at their winter home in Plain
field, X. J.
The home of the late nIrs. Frances
G. Gorhsm on Long Neck Point has
been closed since Mrs. Gorham’s re-
cent death.
P‘iossie Callahan of Chestnut street.
Nomton Hoifits, is now employed in
the Cortes Place. opposite Peamee
Point.
Mrs. William Brooks, daughter of
Mrs. E. Scribner of Fatrfield avenue.
Noroton Heights is visiting relatives
at Wilton.
Mrs. lrvtug Benton of New Rochelle,
N. Y., is spending a few weeks 7m:
hos mother, Mrs. Charles Scott, at the
Heights.
Herman Fleiztmann of Noroton re
ccntly chartered a yacht for a month,
and he is now enjoying a cruise with
his family.
Mrs. Towns, who has leased chd's
Bridge house It the upper end of Near
water Lane, has had an attractive
park made there.
William Gaffney of the New York
:pollcc force has hccn in town the past
two Sundays to visit, has parents on
vthc old King's Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. liarris ll.” Phillis. who
have scently settled at Noroton, have
been joined by their son. Edward. who
,will ttlso make his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. who recently
’ncqutrod the out many Hull place in
Noroton avenue, have been entertain-
of Huntington,
up do: 1"?“
Point, after enjoying a vacation of so
veral weeks with his relatives here.
has returned to his employment in
Bolton. .
Mitt! Annie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
G. H. tNoxon. who was one of this,
years graduates of Stamford Right
School. cxpects to enter Wollesley
Maximum”. ‘ t
In. WI l... F'lban 0! 1088
Noel: Point is prmzz. us a fund for the!
relief of sufferers from infantile p.7-
alysis, which has already reached a
good sized amount. 1
Hamid Scribner will probably be—
come scoatmaster of the Newton
troop of Boy Scouts of which he has
been assistant scoutmaster, to succeed
S. C. Hull, who recently depart“
from town. ‘
Mrs. J. Howe, of Leroy avenue, who!
expected to have Slurlt‘d a few days
ago for a visit to her sister at Monti-
cello, Mass, was obliged to postpone
the trip because of the sister's sudden
illness. f
To aid in the settlement of the Jose-
phine R. Mackey estate,
Bank & Trust Company, as admintsi~
rator, has ordered the sale, tomorrow
afttarnotm, of all of the interest of the‘
estate in the Leroy avenue property
Colonel Edword D. Ayers, one of the
members of the Fitch Home at the
Heights, has returned to his quarters,
after having enjoyed several weeks at‘
East Bridgcwatcr, Muss. llc rcturnt'd
much improved in health.
George H. Pearce. a Yale graduati-
who is member of the Connecticut bar.
although employed in the legal 1‘
partment of the Metropolitan Life tn~
surance Company, has moved into our-
of F. W. Tookcr's houses 'on the Post
Road. I
Miss Mat-gaunt Mncl.t'od. daughter
(ti Dr. Johnson Matt-Loot! of i’arswnq
avenue, Flushing who has been spend-
ing the summcr with Miss Louise Viv-
ian Snead. at her home on “lt' (Md
King‘s Highway at Newton. has re-
turned to Flushing.
Carl Miller and his littl-e black
horse and dump-ran :tt-t- tlluill to be
seen at work on the Post mad hetvccn
Stamford and Dorian. Young Miller
also assists his ftt'hcr, and the bud
holes which are in tho road-bed are Ill’4~
appearing since the Miller's have rc-
turned to this section to work. State
Highway Commissioncr Bennett rc-
nsuigned these men from the State
roads in Stamford, where they had SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
been working all summer. t
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‘AMUSEMENT PARK
large trees are being r‘cmovod from
the property of Mr. Child on the Rtng‘s
Endtiload. "
C. W. Lounshury’s Son‘s automohlltt'
delivery trudk is rcsplcndcnt in u new
cost of paint.
Mrs. C. Staudenmeycr entertained
a party of 40 friends from New York
one day last week.
Arthur Bibbiits expects to leave tmvfl
ncxt \vct-k to outer Wesleyan Univer-
sity at Middltotvu. .
The Board of Financc worked over!
the budget for next your until nttcrf
midnight. Tuesday. ‘ i
to s:hool with? .
If not call at our store
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Notice To Mothers
There is only ONE week left until the schools open.
Have you the necessary clothes for your children to start
In cxczptionelly well «footed line of Boys' Suits. Separate
Pants and Blouses, Girls‘ Dresses. Coats and Sweaters.
Come up and so: us before you make your purchases.
Come up and get acquainted with our way, of doing
business. Our new ideas will please you, so will our LOW
PRICES 8rd EASY TERMS.
One Flight Up. Over Sterling Furniture Store.
" aliens! - Garment Co.
and secure them. We have
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IOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, pup. Now Ready to Serve Patron!
‘V'M‘Baseball t
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over so years, has borne the signature oi:
and has been nude under his rb
, Iona! supervision since its inf .
. , Allowm one todeccive youin
All Optima-felts, Inflation and “Justus-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ‘
Infants and WW against. Elm
What is CASTORIA ,
Mria is a harmless substitute for Cantor 0 Page.
gorie, Dcops and Soothinfilsnups. Iris e ‘t. B
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contains neither 0 turn, orphino nor 0 er
nuance. Its use its guarantee. NW1!“-
und alloys randomness. For more than thirty wit
has been in condor-ruse for the-relief of
-- MWncy, Wind Con- sul Teething Troubles II
«no. It minim rm “rematch and Bow-fl, ’
”shallows the Food, giving Inc-ant..." ‘ ' no a)”. .
The (mum’s Pmea—Irho Mowers r _ '
mum: CASTORIA mm"
BearstlmSignamt-eoi‘
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In use For (her 30 Years
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
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Dorian House
disasters ’
(Gregory Boulevard) New York Ladics' Tailor
East Norwslk RE‘MOVED
NOW OPEN From 20 North Main ‘1".
.To 11 North Main .'
KérggsKngEgkgggn Over Grccu Trading Stamp Stem '.
Telephone Call 12o. With Our Usual Promptness i
Stewart Siovest': Ranges ll 7
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do we sell more stoves and
ranges than any other store
in tin blot-walks?
has our stove business in-
creased every year, for the
pail 10 years? ‘
have we sold 1.500" “Stewart
Cook Stovesin and around
. Nutwalk?
There’s a. reason; yesrbhere are
several "reasons. Come in and we
will tell you WHY.
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