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CITY MARKE l‘
69 N0. MAIN ST.
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Ernest B. t'roioot
a Wiuton six.
Mini Florence Nordin spent tho
unkind “11h friends. in Bridgeport.
lit—rttt' dtr t't 5111111011 ita=
leii town 111 li'.'1- .111l1 his pitt'tntn 1:1
iliooltlya.
. recently bought
nti tic. 1111
Vi"
laud. has
l.1't:.11.1)'11.
Jane-.5 S. titlrimni 111’ lung’s
EAST
NORWALK l
It'ltlt‘nt'ti it‘oi.) 1i ll'ii) ll)
where he “cut 13:1 \\i\l\ 111 111111.
\\'1'li1.1111 “Dillon/1' (‘1...
V1: \‘i'tiitum [1115217.
her (“:ty home
111:0
chm -' ‘ Albert l’eclt of Xttroton ”natal,
“1'10! A. Brown has hauled his has moved into Esau liartwt'ight's
M 9'“ 0“ Richard 1101111”ch in" house on the Loan Neck i’oint road.
M for We winter. The tit-1110111111 Aid
1 . \\1ll met-t this
Neveri‘s store at the junction 111 noon.
rill‘t-i' iv"
“(in .1i
it u lid} 3
11.3.1) 1.»
\ld:. 1'! lt:'.\il .1
Latiies‘ St c3111.?
church
The usual light supper
ai thi- alter
, wl‘ti 11.1
132..
V'"iC.. prime and \l'asltingu." {Nt'l‘i'i‘il at .3230.
W 51 being Painted and l'i“'1il\ill Fluid t‘antretl. t-i Springtiale, spent
FCC. a ti" 1‘ last wetlt 1151111111. his pith-Ills,
Mr and M1: l<‘ \' (.rtitiell and \lr.
Ti! Ludi:s'A1d Smiety oi the r ast and \ir~' W \l' Ballard.
. ' , five-tie M id. t‘ hutth met )estettiay H11 “In“.gdlmml Ladies‘ A111 So
‘, Moon and routine ““5“"‘55 “l“ ciwtv uhtch has been (‘tlllt‘i 11:
W 0" S'E‘i’:"l2111ll\l(‘lllllil'lgjill'lht‘ Hunt. 1111'
lltt' lt‘l'li‘lttllt‘hn ill New itll‘it, Will
The iegular prayer meeting of ill“ 1111111 1: gm". “Wk
1““ Avenue M H' (‘hurch “Ii” h" Mi“ .‘1i. Util'li‘t‘li. ttt ll1gl1land l“‘tti'll.
W this evening. ltov. S I, Fail- laa tunic to i’1:;1-i111f'vi, N. (Y, with:
M. will be in charge. Mrs. iinberi Hunter, where \ir. and
Mrs. iiu'nlti‘ and their (.1111in 1-;rll
'flle Epwot'th League of the East 5.“ ml the winter
‘Avcnue M. it). Church w1ll meet to ill. and M” “Wm 1111.1 1.1-.1111leJ
' mw' Following 'U'“ 1‘1gular bust the Orchard cottage on llnll tttcnuc,
rm meeting, a 506““ “m I”) held have It‘iur‘lt‘d to the city with llli‘
_ (‘arnegie party Air.
A Wayne was stolen from llt'lll‘)‘ “tummy” employ.
,i' Mullen, ”f Scum“ street, WSW" Announcement is made oi the inur-
‘ -_dIU- M" McCullcu thinks that 50"“ tinge. Saturday 11i1."1t in Stamford.
use must. have hormwcd it, although ot littlph liotitiy 1.111 ":53 May .llvx-
. M says it 100“ “swim” antler. both of this town. The couple
are now on their wedding 11,111", and 11.11
live in llarten.
iril‘lk is in .\it'
'31. . .
The East Norwatlt ill-1111111111111 i‘lu‘i
'1‘-' ' 1‘ ' t-“r‘ ' r H _
:1; hall: ilmfrlw 11: :HL‘; :‘2'; llicrutn1mtgesnle. held by thetltuld
1- . 11 ... 1 .
p, as 11 ago oi St. Luke's Church, the past two
eve nin . All members-1111111 to ‘
“”9 g . . , haturday afternoons, was. as usual
3 present as important business will
1}; bediscussed very successful. and contributed a
‘ ' considerable amount for that orgauv
ization's treasury.
The. yacht which Andrew ('llt'lli‘giet-
1:“, _~-.____
g Tho usual number of t1;;l1ermen
"were out after smelt. yesterday. Most
‘9‘. "mm were fishing "WORM the chartered for to season from John
Ml. Norwalk Yacht Club it was Hanan. and upon which he spent most
V MG '0“ but a number of good of his time while ll resident of Nor.)~
. '111 “I catches worn made "Bill" Don- ton, ha; been laid up for the winter,
’ Charles Staudemneyr, who, until
Wu one of those who enjoyed
. m, hm his mum gm“, about a year ago. conducted 11 saloon
near the firehouse on the Post mud
hm; moved to New York. Mrs,
tlentneyr entertained about 23 of her
friends at 11 farewell party. a let“
twtnihgs ago. ' \
Announcement has been made of tho-
12:11; '1-
1Work on th- dam of the East Nor-
R Hill Pond started yesterdoy b
lfind Hodge. the local contractor. Mr.
,3!!!)ng received the contract to build ‘ _
'llle dam and it will cost about ”25 marriage of Miss Helen \iallace of
mm: to the fact that the tide is now the Old Kim” Highway, l" "hall”
.1 “Dr M the middle 0f the dtty. the work Slade oi' the, lelgicr estate. on Thurs~
will be rushed and it is hoped that it “an \°V- lb)’ "*‘V- ~ J MCGHMW
ill be completed by Saturday. in Si..l01lli'ii Church. The couple have
been at Highland Falls. N. Y.. on '1
wedding trip.
The. first hailst‘orm of the season
made Noroton and llarien get busy pre»
paring for cold weather. The Millers,
\ with their little black horse. were put
ting sand on Noroione, bad hill to we
vent skidding. and the Post road we}.
iivcly for a while. with everybody
_ making for home. The hallstones were.
‘ The men of the. West N1.1'w:';'o it'.1 Ithe size 0‘ Boston baked beans.
moment. Association met on theit Mr and M“ Andrew Carnegie 1‘1""
newly m" chm“ [m "n w”! V0]. positively denied that theyhnvo bought
walk avenue, teceutly, and erected u Shad” Brook H in Lenox formerly
how fence. in the near future. it is owned by the late “‘30“ Phelps Stok-
liexpecled to build it communit) hall es and now owned by S' P Shotterof
Savannah. Georgia. They are so much
_ ..- pleased with Brick House, Noroton.
. The Ladios' Aid Society met last where they ""9 be“ spending ”‘9
.flening at the residence of in” summer that they may return there
arena. West Norwalk avenue whetc “9'“ sprinq
. they 1115111 3 social evening. it is Announcement is made that the pres
planned by the. 30m”, to mm 9..."). sentation of "The Country" Minister,"
at“, weeks at the home. of one of ”m which was annacuncetl for Fri.
timbers. A very pleasant evening
you spent at the house and inter t'e- 4 3; ;
laments weto served. 1 %i 1
Albert \V1ilz1ms of West Norwnlk
bane. employed in Louis Zeilcr,1> .. “ml-“NV lr
"'fully recovered from the acch .,";:"’_J“:fl‘i‘"Cliff,“:"iwwu (
it he sustained on hit-3' motorcycle 3 ._K.H;_ L‘ ' U L ‘
at at: weeks ago. He. was riding .33: To 1; 1
in the bad: of the vehicle_\ and .1 5 ‘
glithis heel in the chain. basin; 3 ,
11(3in 1.0.1: oil. '
WEST
NORWA
gm. 513
at:
$17 111’
“I In flu
$9
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West Namath section of the
I Word giro the Republicans 11
‘ , 111m nights ago. The path
rum sinus. anti ills:
mmm. section.
Inn-hr a.- laid his
Nov.
JFLEE
€31. ..1 the To“ run. II. but pod-
ium“ until that the boil.” A. at
‘enailmeni or another W cm.
‘ loot-vet. be given in the boil tint on-
1111; tor the beheld of the Methodist
‘hureh, as the piuylet was intended to:
lM'. l
Justice
1 mo il' =!
Shower-s
Til-“day
courtroom was
night with specta‘,
turn. \1 and lawyers. (or the'
trial oi William (i’iiara oi Norwalltan.
Herald Frost-r 111‘ X111: Canaan, charged;‘
with driving Kan automobile recklessf
ly, but the case was practically sail
tied out of court. Attorney Leo Davis'
of Nornttlk appeared for the accused "
Grand'Juror William ii. Willmott 21:1
ted to the justitw t‘ .t, as a settlement
had been .‘ of court on the‘
civil iiCiltili whit 51 M11 been instituted
111 connection \ i111 llit' affair, he. ha'd;
agreed to 11111:. -ltl’l‘§€‘t~l against.
the youh: 11111' 1.. 1 pil)i'l“iii of (50:18.:
Justice r": «.11 to such a set
iicment, and 1h: 1“ hrs, illllltilllililg to,
816.0151 iu iL-it'i! 1'. s tert: paid. i
Iii are
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WIM’ Jaw
R0 Wiii’TON
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Work has ,... 1 1:11'it-d on a new
root on the 1'1 -1» cf \l'iiiiam Ack-
t-rle) 1‘1 l‘oi'tg.‘ .. 1' i direct.
Uaztiel Scalzi t'll,‘t..\'t'd a day's vaca-
tion from hi1: lllii.“. $11 Mumford Tue.»
tidy. which he spent at his home it
liolittyitiit Cni‘l.‘i“.
Thu Token: l0 l1..1 1:. now tlost-d tor
the 5.111.51111, Airs. ll. 1.. Damuteron, the
proprietrcss, 11 ill 1 11 upy llrl‘ own real-
dence at 'l‘oltt'nt itt- during the winter.
“ark prettoux to tht
1111115 1.1 l‘wuayiotl
pitting opt-rm
avenue has g1veu
amoral “widows of Unit thoroughittre
tMndiil‘tlly in Ititiu‘ Whit-1' Ctllllliil“
1511:1-1 \wtll the ei:_\ llliiills.
Miss Nellie breach of ltowayton
spent a day last \tt‘l‘k visiting friends
in Nor-011111. win-re her lather, the late
Rev, Louis French, who rector of St,
Luke's i'hureit 1111 nearly 50 years.
A moetug oi the lleliance Social
Club wAs held Tut-stilt) afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. ltoben S. Barclay
itt Rowayton HVt'tiut'. A. pleasant M-
ternoon was enjoyed by all of tho
many members present.
~—-——__.
Mr. and ‘tirs. John H. \i'eht'le,
both popular young people of Rowdy
ton. who were married last Week, hove
returned from their honeymoon Jour
my. and have taken up their
.ienu- in South Main street.
Twil-
in
\' till.
entcrt ilnu; "All
lames “innumb lltlty”
liven ionim‘rm\ tv-t'nitt
dist thitpci. ’1"1t:.\ Will i.» piano and
\m'in ::11tl meal reati‘ru-t :i'ti
t‘ecitatioas. ,\i" \‘1 i) 'l
'15. "‘ll‘illnl'.
Will he
in tile .‘lt-iiw
:1 lltlfi,
Riley! poem “
Sweetheart 111' Mine" \1ill 311- il‘trxttxt
"ll with tahitttllv The following :'1‘«
t tw‘ will llth‘ 11:11:: .‘.i~':_ l‘ure <1 ('J‘i".
.iirt. l’rrnidin I‘vctztt '_ it; : "11‘
'i‘htnrtv-t. \lim 'ai.\~ Mills. .\|.».t lt'lri
Gliill“-il. i'.t"iit'11 l.'li111'111'.ttli 11 W111
Franklin i‘leit rley. (‘t 1111- and er.
in) the etcaimc.
W. O. BU ‘t‘s ELECTION
EXPENSES WERE $2,000
HARTFHRD. \‘uv. it}. ~ in the liet
0i thm’e tiling election evpcnse Eli:-
couutzt with the secretary oi" state to.
day was the of \\'. i). liuirr, oi
Hartford. pt '.~itlt niiai elector 0n the
lll‘i’iifli‘i'iHlt"!it‘lit’i, Mr. lturr ceriii'ifs
to airing $1.1.It‘0 to the National Com-
mittee. 31.11110 in the town committee
anti $30.50 for entertaining a speaker.
John Hill" '1; of \‘.‘11;~-rbu1',v, :nys he
spent 8130; (image, W. Klelt, of New
Britain. $12!): 1'. ll. ()‘Sullivan, of
Derby. $80; 1. Hamilton Potter, trea-
surer oi the Republican committee of
Entieldtt, ttt‘ctiiililh for $613. and James
H. MacDonald. treasurer Tenth Ward
Republican committeeman, New Hav-
en, 8332.
'li'ltli‘
green-c :-
: _ 9N1 , I. . " I. . 1
W110 werldnl be Flux“-.. ifor 1 1
1"“ 1A., ‘ i‘ . ,—D»-° a“ 1
a. Vict min (:31 i‘ - - - . 3! '
luvtt‘j“. . 1 "1‘; ‘. ' l 1'. 7' {cstczs “ill
be gladtuw. ‘ Y "’ ‘ ‘ i.
S ‘~ ‘ ‘ ‘1. _; i : \ hitch to be
truly 13;.1" 'i i
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ll Stock of Records Always Complete l
DONNELLY’S 1
16 So. Main St. So. Norwaik, Ci. .1
—.- 113-1me . "u-
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INAUGURAL BALL MAY BE
REVIVED AT WASHlNGTON.
Movement to Restore Great Social
Event When Wilson Con in for
Second Term.
\\’.\Slil3\'il'l‘t).\, l). (‘., Nov. its.
it in mast like!) that the ceremonies
and fertiviiit‘n in connection with the
.-ect111d iituururdiitmmf President Wil
~mu will be enliicned by the holdint'
«11 an Inaugural liail. This ball which
been pcrbar tir‘ treeterat social
cunt 111‘ ('iit’ll :1ti111il‘iitruiit1n, and is
3111“
itrl‘flil} illli'll'il‘ti l1-.
prominent people in the country
abandoned at l‘residt'nt‘:~ \‘.'il
inatu'ut-atltm by the l‘rtui
lliU‘e1
351i)
son‘x' iirsi
Lli‘iii'h cxprenst'ti wish.
Wilson Favors Plan.
Home has been much tli'tuw
llHi‘ during the past week regarding;
the holding of the ball on next iouriit
oi March and President Wilson is 1111
dcistood to t'.1\'~1t' its being held. it
is said that Your years out) Mr. Wil-
sor. was under the unsupp-eheus‘ton
oi the purposes of the bull and had
bun told it war
>(‘l1(‘llli\
Discussion of the indium none so
law that it is talktd of having :1 f in
Her hall erected before March i in
which to hold this event oi each {our
.1ctwimmotiaic the many
other tnurmous gatherings held here
oet'nrtmnuli)‘.
Event of importance.
l-m'n‘tt! i‘ll l),\‘
the people who come to “'aflilllluum
trout all tilt-1' the country
at equal importance in the inau'mral
it‘u
ycttts and in
The it1.:1~1111.1l mil 1‘:
as it u even!
parade. it is tspt-eittily popular with
the ladies to vie with euth other to
look ”it most attractive on that purl
lii‘liilll' tit‘t union. The society tollts of
all over the country attend this event.
'ilte tltit‘i event of the evening. of
mu 1", is the :1tt'lval of the President
:t‘d the mistress of the White House,
who (11111111 invistttntl in line to receive
'11'l who attend.
NEWTOWN VOTE CORRECT
HARTFORD. Snv. lit—The canvass
of the voie..ot' the state on tho con-
stitutional 1111191111111'7111 relating to the
mileage'ot members or he General As.
scmbly and the vote. at the itpecial
thouvnntr: ot' the‘
1-. pttrc 11111110} it‘IllilllK'
election for Jud-g.a of probate in the‘
Newtown probate district was ctm-
vassed todnv by the state board of
canvnsaers illld found to be correct.
This attornoon Gotemor Holcomb ls- Charmk’s N1atket
sued :1 proclamation announcing the
adoption of the constitutional amend-
ment and it its now 11 part of the state
constitution. The. vote on the amend- Tel. 5831
ment was yes, 23.459; no. 15.811.
cu m— rim: to] {i 1112:; can Ft
\‘
19A? FNEt 1 OR ombuuoR lV‘E.
11TH: 11c{,111:n.;11-}' Mensa HAD to
‘Him-.1 c1.“ 1‘: PAY F9)? Hii'i fly “1'.
i
t
n.1, '1‘le BEERMAN Edmund Brecse in ‘S:ape;oats." :t The it went tomorrow til "-r
KEEPS COMiNG 'ROUND only.
ni‘dfilli'itl, Nov )6 Blair. 81.1159 ‘ V ' 1
111111 lla‘liplt' art- uueotiontng as to “Fat-Ce:
“but it means to be a nolirt-nse mgfl'mm
town. it Is expected that whwu Sims. m”!
bun went dry. it would put an end 05300551..
:11 .9111 '11.» 11.1111 5" humans... This. ‘
llit\'v’t‘\i'., :wttttx 11111 to be the «use. figf‘g‘ffifffiwm.»
Dorm; the license regime. two men ‘i‘kl< tnnllwd-lbtokhrhhr‘t 1' ..
1me when orders and il”li\t‘[l'tl hen, "‘
.1»1:11-t11'1e.~1 within the law. and nullit‘ ( j t l;‘ “t 1
illM'F, as court convictions but “it _, rJSimas urn]. ure 1
ness, in spite of the law, The. er.- 3
these 1111.11 Now is the time to'inakc plans for Practical Presents. 1'
and there is not a member oi any family large or smad.
is still continuing to 1
i‘
that would not appreciate certain articles in our immeuze g
to be 191
men had an autoumbile trurlz,
of
no lili‘all“ 14:1 (in-.1
at tht
101“!» ('.t.~t‘.
but incited lhc nt-rre lo t'onlinue his “0'3“-
llllzill‘t‘rfl in 11 noiicetise town. The ’ ' 9 , . A ‘ ’
'other man had the nerte. but lacked (‘ur ! wo Big Fill)”; ’ {e ( r0“ded
the auto, so they lilil’tx apparently VVitJ reliable furniture of every fillet c,for every purpog. ‘.
“mm“, a rombmmmn' “5 ”W “W and all interested are urged to drop in at any do 0 and look i
fi'i'ii 113-1-th Monday deiite1ing beer,
and the story is that they will do
to their customers three tithes
\\ eekly.
formation of a stock that we ire truly proud to Show.
RAYMOND :éON
FuneralfiDircctors
iin'l‘
TOOK THE HURT OUT OF HER
BACK.
Phys-imam report more cases oii
kidney trouwe- among women than
men. Mrs. Anna Byrd. 'i‘uscumbta,
Mo. writes: "l was down with my“
back no i could not stand up more
than half the. time. Foley Kidney,
l‘ilis look 1111 of the 111111 11111. Thoy‘
Wall 63. High Sis. Norweik
ANDREW DA VE Y, inc.
South llorwailt
~ PROMPT AUTO DELiVERV
around in a leisurely nay, 35.: questions, and get general in- l
l
i
98 Washington Si.
are the‘ bent kidney pills i ever took." PHONE 410 r.
Rheumatic pains. swollen ankles MW
backache, still Joints. sore muscles Very Fine White Leghorn BEST SRIMP
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments‘ ‘ D
indicate tlisordefi‘d' kidneys. Foiei: RICE hGGS Wet or - ry r
Kidney Pills act promptly. . 3 Ills. for 17¢ 42¢ doz. 2 cans inr 20¢
Home-made Sausage ...... azcl COFFEE SALE SpeCial Blend PURE CATSU'P
' ‘ 19¢ 11.. TEAS All Kinds Large 101. 15¢
Small Fresh Hams ........ 2:1: 5 “N for 90¢ 29¢ lb. Med. 1.0L 10¢
Small Fresh Shoulders 18c _
' ~ Extra Large Prunes 2 lbs 25c
Pig Pork Loin, small 22c '
Pigs‘ Hocks .. ............ t8: : '
Side Pork, fresh or corned . . 18':
Pigs' Knuckles, fresh or corned.
Sweet Potatoes 350 pk
81:1b.t 380 lb
Butter, Finest - —-
1
Pigs for sale, guaranteed com
fed .. ..... . ........ 15c 15.,
ast India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
Free Delivery
76 North Main St 1
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