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“all! business was tranaat'ted at
M night's meeting Vol Welcome
Stronger Lodge. h‘u. 36?? Some of St. ‘

 

Hulerel still continué to run in
great numbers in local waters and NM»
wdk fishermen are making the best of 2
their luck. 1
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4m Alter will start children’s '
dancing class on may ,Uctober 2o. 1
it 4 p. in, in Red Men’s Hall, South -
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’ 1 regular meeting of the First his. ‘
trict. Commissioners will be hl'ltl 1M» ,
9min; in the district cam in Wall
street. Matters of routine business
will be conducted. 3

A meeting of the Temple Circle of
C. E. wits held yesterday in the South
Nmnlk Congregntional Church. lul-
portnnt business came up before the
meeting and was transacted.

Our Sisters“ Rebekah Lodge, No. 55,
l. 0. 0. l".. will hold a regular bust;
ngu meeting this evening. la‘ollowingl
the transaction of routin business:

there will be a rehearsal of the guard .

loan of the lodge. Every member is
urged to attend this meeting.

 

'Iho regular semi-monthly met-ting
o! the Norwalk Aerie. N6. 588, P. 0.‘
8., will lie-held this evening in the
lodge rooms in Wall street. Matters
of importance will be transacted and
every member is asked to attend.’ Re
freahmentn will he served at, the con
clusion of the business meeting.

Word was received from W. (I. Glad
stone, in llye. New York. this. morning
that his two children, Ethel und (nu--
don. are doing very nicely in the
White Plains Hospital. Gordon has
m1 yet. ahownfiymptoms (filming in-
fantilo paralysis, but Ethel in slightly
lilo-clad in one leg, and is expected to
recover with no permanent detect.

 

lint your Sunday meals at the Hit
lord.

’l‘lie’lMlnistcring Circle of the Final
Congregational t‘hurch ifiet yesterday
with Miss Kate Clark, 29 Merwln
street and a very pleasant meeting
was held. in the evening, the Kind
Word Circle met in the pariah house
and a delicious picnic supper was
held. Alter luncheon a social hour.
followed. The. Christian Endeavor
Society will meet this evening and will
hold a nocinl and union rally in the
parish house at 7:45 ,

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When one reado oi the death rate
in the European war as figuring into
millions, the mind cannot grasp it;
but when we learn of One life being
loot that. touches our little community
one is even more impressed with war's
grim work, Dr. Douglas A. Milward
of the Smtili building, Greenwich, has
lost two brothers at the front within a
month, and has the sympathy oi all
his friends On Aug.11 Lieut Stan-
ley Reginald Milward was killed in ao-
tlon, ond on Sept. 16,1“: youngest

brother, Stuart Leslie Milwnrd, was=

killed. Dr. )[liword has two more
brothers at the front.

 

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Fr Till-ed Slit: “1.95
For Trimmed BroadClothSI'us i
$15.95

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Other Suits up to

 

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HARD AND SOFT CRABS SMELT

Situll and large Mackerel All Other

Kinds oi Fish »

DRY ESCOLLOPS
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS

CUML‘S BRIDGE MARKET

'Phonu 100 Ind 10..

Fro. mm 11 North Main at.

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BASTBRIA

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TRINITY YOUNG MEN’S NOTES

NEW FALL SUITS . .. . ......... $15.00 to $50.00
NEW FALL COATS . ................ $7.98 to $45

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. BPLENDID SHOWING oi?“
Willow Warel '

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Cozy and Comfortable Chairs in many model!
make ideal wedding presents, or to mark anniversariql
e-unionl. ‘

Artistic Wicker Baskets and Wall Pet 1
RAYMOND & SON

Wall Chi. High Sts. Funeral Directors Norvim

 

 

 

 

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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.

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.tion intently lwltldu (‘lmelalid MI”

‘ 370.33; lnebrlatea" nun, roi- captain-
7' her. 3746; Charles P. Kellogg, secret
"" ton of the state board of charities”

. Hospital. gummy appropriation, 81; In the Town
, 250; Dunbar: Hospital, «My o!-

pmprtotion, 31,;250 nut-em Retreat. - AUTO “PH-l“

tor comet-ii audios depiction so. no” nos—5050. Rollo;
' “M" a». mint. “11.56.3111 nu.

pointed as followzs Charles H. Plump.
Redding; t}. M. lRumlle, Danbury', l).
A. St. John. Now Canaan; S. J. \Vrlgiit.
itu'ni bureou agent. 1nd J. Arthur
i Sherwood l‘lauton. it has not yet bean
“Gum“ WNW" “l” tinnsutted at determined whether the annual meet
”W “mm “"””~' ~“"" ” “ll" mm” . ing or the hurguu will be held in .\or
last evening. Plans {or 3 mm] walk 01' mm“,
Show. to he ghen the third week of At the meeting Saturday were
November “WP “muss“ and a meet IChariots ll. Plump nodding William
ing has been c: tiled for tonight of “1089‘ H Ehle 8 L. Pierrepont Plidgefiiild
interested with ”w mm who a" or ‘J. Arthur Sherwood. Eaton; William
”11““)ngth “m M W “mm“ '0. Johnson Newtown; o. .u Rundle
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Minstrel Show and Men's Club Mott.
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H I 1" um H U") M Nonolk The committee on plan and scope will
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'l‘homun: \V. Dennison, ni‘ Mont Claim.

New .loi'eey.\will be thv speaker of thei
evening, and will give a report of a
llrotehhood of St. Andrew‘s conven-

clnrelfiod advertlsor, ot the time you
‘secuted your prcwnt position.

llt unison hot" .. to it no uilh him some
of the delegates from New Haven, and ”"9 chance fl" ““9““ ”9"!“
thn uill piohuhlv resist him in giving , »-~

the report. Those who heard Mr. Don;
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nisnn .it it. smoker oi‘ lllt‘ Trinity
Young Men'.~ Club on lliiy 27m. willA
remember with great pleanirc what
an interesting talker he “all! and the
monitors feel they can iuetlv look tor.

ward to an extremely imere wing meet-i
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of the Country‘s
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BEST DRESSERS

EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
FOR‘
THE NORWALKS

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ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR. A
Governor Marcus ll. Holcomb yeé- l
leidny issued a writ to the town clcrlté
or assistant town clerk of Neutown. l
calling for an election lot the Probate
District of \‘ewtown for the purpose.
of filling a vacancy in the office of
iiudge of the pi chute di. itrict ctulsetl byi
the death of Judge William .I. Belt-her,
to r the remainder oi the oilltiul term.
commencing lununry 6. 19th
The governor approved a requisi-
tion or the executive committee (i ll-
Soldient‘ Hospital Board. on the comp
Atroller for 3200 1’01 families oi indigent .
sailors soldiers and marines and SHH
000 for care of sick and wounded sol-‘ .
dlera and marines oi the SpanielpAm- ‘
ericon War. A nequiaitlon of Major'
John ’8. Kennedy, commanding the‘
Second Company of the Governor‘si
Foot Guard, on the adiutant general:
was approved, for uniforms and equip-
ment and also for payrool of the sexual
company for $240 for the expenses of

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122 Washington St.

LYNCO‘ BUNION PRO-l
TECTOR '

 

—~li you had been I. good Sentinel'

per-I
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,hnpa you would hove found one DID“;
ing twice the Faith 7' and with twice‘

arson line in all the newest

truthfully say that no finer or more complete assortment

is to be found in the city.

The Best of Hosiery Too

8. 'BRACKEN .‘J
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l 01 WAIHQNOTON when

Fisnlng

for Fishing.

The Latest Shoes for Men

Johnotone & Murphy's, Slater & Morrill's and The Em-

Now IS the time for Anglers to know
that we have” “Fishing Tackle 'i hat’s Fit
” A full line in stock.

models are ready, and we Can

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Flannelelle Garments

Now comcs the time when ever one nee r ‘ ‘

parel y d; wa 1'0:th %

You will find here great assortments of new, fino‘ W I

reliable merchandise and the values are unmatchable. i . :

WOMEN' S FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS— -

of excellent quality flannclettc in plain white, “fit

and white and blue and whi.e stripes, various sty

extra full, in all sizes ............... to

WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS»

striped flannelctte, some are finished with -é

neatly trimmed .. . . . . ................ 39¢ and»

. ~WOMEN' 8 LONG KIMONOS—In a variety of

signs and colorings. . "
INFANTS' KIMONOS AND BATH ROSES—In o

assortment of styles.

on. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS for chit"

All sizes. lltllilll'll Ill.“ All“. '
mi;

M6 “6032! n...

,‘J‘ICH JRRDE ‘WEA‘CHANDISL‘ A!” ACDERP M, BR: Cé‘a

533 WASHINGTON s'r. ’

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A NEW FALL LINE or 31.0le ”

In Poplin, Voile and Lawn, trimmed with lace, he .
ing or plain; long sleeves and low collar ..........

SILK BLOUS QES

 

 

:2: Washington St.

Try chocolate layer and pleased

you will be.
So while you‘ to homecleaning,

too busy to bake,

’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.

“The Banner Bakery

Tot. 887 5 Monro. moor

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The following bills were also up-

F.I.IIITEI.W

 

proved; Norwilch State Hospital for
{the Insane, for September, for $9,-

 

The Reed & Volt
Electrical Co.

The Only/Fully Equipped .
uncrggcnn;.snop

expenses as delegate to the Interna-
tional Prisca Gangrene at Bahia N.
Y..0ctober8~12, 858.:65 W. w. Backus

 

 

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N; Y.,N.ll. dill. 'llnc Table

scum NORWALK TO new vomtl

A. Ila-1:891. 5:851, 5:491, 6:5“.
7:18:. 7:40, 7:551. mix. §:5sx. 9:23....
0:89, 10:05:, 10:88:. 10:52:.

I P. M.—18:02x. 1:071, 1:283, 3:021.

33:29, 4:151. 4:311, 6:18x, 5:45. 63.32:.

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Sunday;

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9:193. 10:38:.

P. M.—-12:08x, 1207:. 2:443, 8:181.
4:31x. 5:45, 0:03;; Mix. 7:12, 7:451,
7:5'lx. 8:063, 0:53, 10:05:, 10:40:.

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_A. lie-4:411, 8:30, 8:40, 7:813,
8:00x. 8:813. 0:001. 9:83, 10:03:.
10:06, 10:50:. ‘

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8:57, 4:21;, 4:31. 4:431. 5:18;, 5:39,
6:88. momma, 7:151. 7:81. 3:058.
8:101: 0:88. 11:18:, 12:00:.

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10:082. 10: 80:.

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10:00:. 10:15:. 18:“

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