form “in Orchestra Dan~
hum ulna. October 31 South
m 7:“. Not-walk 7:45 Round‘
A M of the degree mum at
0" “It" Rebekah W, No. 55,1.
0. O. 9., was held last evening at 8
o'chck. 1
‘59 least of St, Simon and St. Jude
Ill be celebrated by Holy Commun-
ion. at !:30 o‘clock Saturday morning,
An investigation brought to light
cone hit-mating tarts regarding thv
Sling of the petition. Ui‘rooby Bax-
ter. a! Hatfield. through his more
nay, William H. Cable of Uaanry
then petitioned the Supérior court to
set aside the result ohm-license vote
on the ground that the mqairrd yeti
than had been filed only seventeen day:
before election, and therefore the
election, held under such a petition,
was void. .
Judge Tattle, of the Superior court
yesterday board the merits of Ir.
Baxter’s petition. in the County Court
House, in Danbury. The case is evi-
dently of much interest to Ridgeneldv
in Grace Church.
4M grea: masterpiece “The Com-
um Luv” featuring Clan Kimball
Yong at the Regent Wed. \ln-v. lot.
~60 to Red Men's Hall tonight
and loan how to use voting ma-
chines.
Court Cecile. No. 105. Mill-H‘s of
Camila. will hold a regular bushels
meeting this evening. All members
are requested to be NC:
~60 to Red Ken's Hdl tonight
and learn how to use voting in»
chines.
A rehearsal of the decree undemmi
teams of Our Siatm' Rebekah Lodcc.
No. 65, I. O. 0. It. was held last even
ing, in the lodge rooms, in Wall
street.
The commissioners of the First Din-
trict met last evening in thc oiliees of
the. First District, in Wall street. and which ‘was enclosed in an etivclope.izoc Soutache Bflid ......
transacted routine busincss.
«The great masterpiece "The (hym-
moa im"foatw1ng Clam Klmnait
Yonnxm the Mont Wed. Nov. lot.
The W. C. '1‘. ll. was to haw hold a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Palmer.
East avenue, but it than than postpon
id until neitt Friday.
Kiteleirrnph service will bc installed
in thc’Nor-waik Club on electiounlcht.
Orion night with rcfroohments will ,be
observed and every member is invited
to bring a guest. .
—-HAVE VOUR LUNCHEON
Served at the Country Club Friday.
‘ Jetse M. Hull. of 27 South Main
street. who has been employed by the
(lid Well Gigi}! Company for some
time. left South Norwnlk today for
New Haven. where he has inlten a po-
sition with Frederick D. Grave.
There will be a regular meeting of
thc board of directors of the Norwulk
Library. this Friday cvcninu. In tho
Library in Belden avenue. Ivory
member of the board is asked to at-
icnd.
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night.
The tennis of Butler Lodrc and Col»
lax Encampment. will have anothcr
session this evening in the. club rooms.
At the last session of the pinochle
nlnvint: the lodge members won out by
3,875“ points.
Sixty voters were madc ycstcrday
hv tho town clerk and thc sclectmcn
out of the candidates who were rendv
to be made in the First and Fourth
Words. The session was held in the
town court room in the Town Assent-
bly i'ell building.
-—Continuous dancing from club!
until twelve o‘clock tonight, at the
firemen’s fair.
A Hallowe'on social. under the au-
spices of the (‘hildren of Mary Soci-
.ety, of St. Mary's Church, will be licld
tomorrow cvcning in the auditorium
of St. Mary's school in Leonard street.
A good time is being- looked forward
to. .
Joseph W. Howe and family. of 30
Taylor avenue, are moving thlaweek
to Danbury. where Mr. Howe has
been employed for some time. Mr.
and hire. Victor J‘. Bonclishu have
leaaai the Howe place and will move
there next week.
—A free “lecture on‘Chriatlan Sci-
ence will be given on next Friday ev-
ening. Oct. 27th at eight o'clook in
the Regent Theatre. Norwalk, Cohn.,
by Mr. Olamnce 0. Elton. C. S. B. of
Tacomu. Washington. member of
the' Board of Lectureship of the Moth-
er Church, The Iil'h-st Church of
Christ, scientist, 4:: Boston. Mass.
The public is candidly invited. The
lecture is given under the auspices of
First Church of Christ. Scientist 0).
Norwalk. ‘
night at iirenien'a fair to—
‘
ithe benches reserved in the court for
Ithe town election the most interest
Hal-West in the outcome of Mr. Bu-
vmte laws 'on. the ”dilentlo'mwhichro‘
’ attired. the lodging of such rlpotitlo . '
are, for during the inn! proceedings
'Sllectators were tilled with residents
of that village. The petition forlthe
!vote on license or no license made
‘ing that has been held in Ridgeileld
.én years. cud there its just as much
ter'a petition. ‘
it was brought out in the testimony
more 'the court that on September 5.
Morris W. Anderoon and Thaddeus
Crane, nion prominent hi the no li-
cence lorw: oi Ridgoilold muted a
petition at the town clerk’- ouce, ask-
:nu that a vote be taken on the licence
duration at the October election.
“'hcu they entered the clerk's omce
they found Nico Anna '1‘. Mahoney,
.3... stonngnphor. in charge. The men
left their petition on the edge of Miss
Maboney’s deck and informed her of
its contents.
Nina Mulroney picked up the petition,
South Norwalk
8“!
and whether she opened the envelope.
and read the petition or not is a nut-t
tor of dispute. Miss Mahoney testl-l
lied about the. call of Messrs. Andor-
aon and Crane. and site said she pink-
cd on the envelope. but did not re-
member opening it or reading the
Pcontents. She said that the men told
.her it wan a petition for a vote upon
the licence question Mitts Manolo
told Messrs. ('rane and Anderson that
«he. petition. in her opinion. ought to
no to the aelcctmen. '
Although [lie form upon which the
ilwtilion was drawn and circulated
:bv the no Moon-u- supporters npeolflc-
lullr mated that tin- petition nhouldbe
lodged in the office of the town clerk
at least twenty dava before election.
Messrs. (‘rune and Audcrmn. acting
upon the sunposltlon of Mir-ta Mulroney
remaining the filing of the petition.
took Ill" document from. the town
clerk‘s other and gave it to Selectman
litnjuniin (‘rouchley. it was not until
K‘rw't l".
l
lion. ”in: thc nclccuncn took the pc-.
tl'ion to tho town clcrk'rt office gain]!
at which time it was stamped an be-'
int: iotmally received. '
'l‘mn‘ (“1"sz Roland l. Gilbert tenth,
ficd that the petition for u
the llct-nsc attention wna formal]
«ruled in his oiliI-e on Scpl
when it Was brought thew by the Be.
lcctnicn. Mosh-rs. Anderson and Crane.
testified they (llOllRlil tho) had fulfill-Z
ed all legal requirentcnta when they!
took the petition to the own clerk's'
otlicc and wore then directed to file it}
with the sclectmcn. l
Judge John H. Light, of Light &6
Light. who represented thc opponentsl
to Baxter petition. made a lengthy
argument before the court against
grantingihe Baxter petition. Judge
Light took the view that the statutes
regarding the tiling of pctltion for a'
"vote. on the question otlicensc twen-S
~ty days bcforo clcctlon, was not tnnn-'
datory but directing, .ludtzc Light!
held that to sustain the lluitcr [tell-l
.tion would ho to dcit-al tho will cry
_nnd dififranchisc lhc majority of the
'voters of Ridgeficld an to “humor or
not the solo of intoxicating liquori
inhonld be licensed in that town. 1
Judge Light contended that the will1
ofthc majority of the llidgeflcld elec-i
torate. should not be defeated by the‘
granting of the Baxter petitinn’
through a misunderstanding rollil‘il-
ing the tiling of the petition for a vote
on the license question. He. stated
that the specific part of the law is,
that the warning that such a vote was;
to he takenahould be published in'
the call for the election for the specbl
tied time. Judge Light maintained
l’ N“;
cmber 15.l
the call for a vote on the license ques~’
tion had been properly included in the
election call.and that everybody inter»:
ested in the question had proper and
deal notification. Judge Light declar-
ed that as there was no Evidence to.
deceive or den-and in cofnectiqn with
‘the tiling of the petition, the votei
should be' allowed to stand
Baxter petition denied. . ‘
Attorney Cable, counsel for Mr. Bax.
, tor. was assisted in the case byTAttor-
' hey Henry A. Purdy. The-attorneys
maintained thatthe Baxter petition
license occasion not (side because the
petition tot-a vote on thomtianhod
not been legally died. ~'Ilkoymod the
yiappearing in the frock- of today.
nnvcntccn «luvs before clec-l
and the '
should command theme anthe' -
Anniversary
Sale
A few of the many Specials bl’
Wm:
$.50 Gloves .......... ' 81.00
“no Children’s Sweatell 7%
“.50 Sweaters ...... .. , .
$9.00 8m ........ .33
$3.00 Sweaters ........ ,
“no Sweaters ........ .95
$5.00 Sweatm ........ g .75
85c Corset Covers ........ 1
25¢ Hose ............... 19¢.
$1.00 Waists ............
Sus Comets .......... 3
81.00 Coma, ............
75c Comets ............ .
7sc~Glovea ..............
35c Veiling ......... 19¢
tot: Walk Sewing Silk 37¢
23c Dru. Shields ...... 17¢
too 5 ..... . .......... 7
5: Hook- and Eye; .......
All Buttons One-half Price
5: Corset Laces ...... ; ..... 3¢‘
25c Corset Lam ........ 1%
5c Safety Pins ............ Roi
25c Kolynoa .... ........ 17¢
toc Nail Brushes ......... 'hfi.I
25c Nail Brushes ........ ”51*;
101‘.
6: Dexter CottOn ......... 4‘:
5c Siikatino ............... 3%
{5c 0. N. T. Cotton .. 4¢ spool ‘
13.5 CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
5c OmhetCot‘ton
5c Hair Nets .............
The shawls of yesterday are ro‘
t
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wadi away all the womb. llvor.
I!!! m I plan one."
team
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‘To feel your best day in and da) :
out, to fool clean We; no sour bill ‘
to coat your tongue and sicken youl‘
breath or dull your head; no caution l
tlon, billoua attncks, nick hecdocho
vote on i colds rheumatism or gaasy, acid atom '
ach, you innit bathe on the inside like;
you hathc'outalde. This is vastly morr
important. bociiusc the skin pores do.
not absorb impurities into the bloodt
while the bowel pores do, says a well- “
known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxins
well. flushed from the stomach, liver.
l
kidneys and bowels, drink before‘
brenkfaut each day. a Klaus of hot
water with a teaspooni'ul of limestone
pronphate from your pharmacist. It
purify and freshen the entire allmen-f
tary tract, before putting more food“
into the stomach.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your prarmaclst. it
”.1
Saigy won‘t‘nacutad-dm
”'7“ COAL
Kinda. It
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Mutual}: ton dunOrdinary
yatomfiunoohhthlawarmingefioct
tandoori-nonhuman. Lotus
Indproveonraucrtionby ending on your
iii?M0ND BROTHERS
Phon- tip-3.
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HARD rains
Small and large Mackerel All Other
m II Fish
DRY ESCOLLOPS
LONG AND ROUND (SLAMS
um'smm
’Mom in and 1".
PM Delivery.
MEN’S
That combine Style and r:li
wearing qualities.
ROGKAWAY OYSTEBS
m Willa. 8t.
SMELT
71 M Iain OI.
Armour’a Bork and Bonn, Reg. 15c can ........
YakTuulnkCnckuxlb...... .............
Fancy Maine Pmmu, pk. ..................
Fancy Large Santa Clara Prunes. lb.
National Biscuit Co.'s Mary Aans, lb. ............
NO. 1 Royal Plantation Calico, 35c grade, lb.
Choice Grade Mixed Ta, lb.
.....
........... 1“:
14¢
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ability as well as comfort and
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The new models are here and are well worth seeing
even if you do not intend purchasing just now.
Vinitors are always welcome here.
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Tackle f
Now is the time for Anglers to know '
that we have “Fishing Tackle 'lhat’s Fit ~
for Picking.” Afliull linein stock.
1
. . In Walhlnzton St.
‘A. DTMORG AN
South Norwaik.
W
The Reed 8t Voll
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped .
summon. suop
In the Town
au'ro suppmns
, Phone dos—50 So. Main it.
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Blk.
is inexpensive and almost tasteless“
except a nourish twinge which is not
unpleasant. Drink phosphoted hot
water every morning to rid your oyr’
tom. of these vile poisons and toxins:
also to prevent their formation.
To feel like young folks fool; likel
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an no”
cumulation of body palm, begin this
treatment. and above all, keep it opt:
A's soap and hot water not on the skin;
cleansing. su'eetening and pnrifyhiE.‘
so limestone phosphate and hot water
before breakfast. act on the SM .
liver. kidneys and bowels.
Boats for '
Women
Beautifully Fashioned
j
with the town clerk dim mu
days before oloction; They. u . . . n.
ed that. twenty WWW
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{Livonia com. WSW“
times and arguments of "a
.and- not sevente‘én dutiful! “it.“ ..
entree of tho-failure dmvllotv ._
forces to properly ‘5' filth cannot
the vote was void and!!!“
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The attornoya-iorbothnidno
number ol‘m.mt
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pm» curriculum“ ‘
watt-tho at W. ‘m.
retained hall W‘rflflhflu
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SOUTH WALK TO NEW YORK
A. 1—1:»; 635:, 5:491, 6:57x.
7:181. 7:40. 7:553. 8:213. 8:591, 9:83;
9:39. 10:05:. 10133:. 10:52:.
P. If.—ll:0k. 1:07;, 1:281. 3:021.
8:20, mu, «81:, 5:18x, 5:46, ”32:.
8222:. 7202:. 8:062. 9:583.
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l A. M.-—13:25l, 1:392. 5:491. 8:59.
,9:19x. 10:38:. '
' P. M.—-18:02x, 1:07x, midnight.
1:813. 5:45, 6:023, 7:681, tun-«7.45:.
7:671. 8:001. 9:53. "Ninth“;
' New York to tooth Norwalk.
A. u—mtx. 5:30, 3:40, twirl Any Junk REMOVED
g8:00x, 8:812. 9:00x. 9:211. 10:0311 , ' _ ./_
i10:03. 10:50:. - ‘ SELL . . Front 20 North Km)
1 ram—12:03:. 1:06, max. 2:04;,~ ‘ 0 S. 1m 1"“ ”mud“
:1:57.4:218. 4:31, max. 5:13;, 5:23.; ”T ; Over Green Tradingsump
5:33. amounts. max. vztsx. 3:032. summits-gm trim. m?!“- ‘ Now Ready to Sam .
8:10x,\0:88,11:13x.12:002. , ’ one499- . , ,
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PlC’l‘ORlAL REVIEW _j
for November
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UNDERTAKER ' .
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27 alumna-row 61. ~- _
NEW RED MEN-c BUILDING . .‘ Friday-
llYou Have
VOCAL STUD”
48 West Avenue.
South Norwaik .
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New Yirk Ltim’ Tall
FAST FREIGHT UNI To.
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A. ire-12:13; 1:33! . 5:58. 1:15;
9:152. 10:08:. 40:18:, 10:38:. 181k
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5.:0. 55°51. vfzosx. stats. sum-ants.
can. run.- p ;
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Pulpit boat leave. Merl!”
River, New Yonk (foot of
it.) ivory day except _
n. Freight waived at No”'
it-m. .andnt Comm
5:50 o. In. .
George 1". Fence, some!“
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PATENTS .
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