QTY MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
EAST
NZWW I n
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“Broom sale children's dresses.
huh nod costs Ind art embroidery
II VII mt street.
locations are now brought in by tho
arter- bontn of the various oyster
commutes. They are large sine and
anger); sought after. Most of than
are caught when the oyster boats am
dmdging oil of Greenport.
Richald it. Raddy, of (‘ove avonue,
and “Bill" Benedict went fishing af-
ter smelt )‘t‘ilit’l‘day afternoon. Both
of the fishermen woro fortunnto
marsh to make good catches of tho
pinhole fish.
A III-go delegation of the Men's
class of the East Avenue M. E.
Chm will journey to Greenwich to
m nnd participate in the core-
mnnien attached to the. opening' of the
new 7. 'M. C. A. in the latter city.
In. Kelly and family who have num-
Inmd on Highland avenue in“: re-
turned to Now Yurh for the. winter.
—-—~.
"A Trienner Who (‘olldllcted n it».
Vin!” will be the subject of lhc \ien' it
Clans in the Fat alcnllc. Methodist
Mancini Churtll tomorrow it is
one of the moat-4t interesting bits of
Bible hiatory astorv that in full of
interest without uingcr or music save.
tho mile of chains on ilii-l hands. be
admired a nevivnl thllt will fsvor
oily compare with any held in recent
you: in lasting: results
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Th3 mt Norwnlk Republican club,
will meet Monday evening in Selrer‘a
bother shop. that Washington street
hills will ho. ordered paid and other
notice business trsnhncted. Plans
to mule the ornnizntlou permanent
“I lino he discussed.
Hundreds of ducks find a rolling
m in the evening in the salt bogs
In front tl‘ Sesview avenue. The cries
can he heard all the night to the
monument of pedestrians and to the
sorrow of the residents in this'viclm
fly.
The work on the Mill Pond (iron is
musing rapidly and probsly the
cement ”out will be finished to-
- day. The work is done hy’contrsctor
Fred Hodge. omitted in Willlun Stev-
ens. A berry osk dun is now being
made And will be put into position as
noon on the abutment is finished.
Charles notes went fishing yester-
day demon at the East Norwnllr
Yncht Club. One. of them mm the
largest ought this year and was
nhont nine inches long and over an
heir thick. it weighed more than it
nutter of a pound. L
A surprise party was tendf‘red to
George flash. of Van Zant street. last
evening. Ilr. Ns'sh proved to be n 101-
11 host when he recovered from his
amount-manna».
Hooker
In I'nllr mum-Ir
it‘d- I‘m!“
AYES;
ow.
InMJohIItonotM-wnr
mun-n. wrath gucntdlrl.
t‘hnrl-n am on! hotly on To“
do. .:
The It". William E. Marker and
'IN Hooter are visiting in town and
'hnvc been culling on old friends. Mr.
was formerly rector of St.
i Matthew's Parish.
i
. Bridgeport
”——
lr. md Mrs.
motored to Wilton on
Thursday evening and were guests of
Mrs. Chas. Green and fanlily.
Mr. and Mrs
Lew i 5
line happy parents of a little 5011.31”.
\iisu Govt?
Rudolph was formerly
‘Kunz, daughter of Mr. lllld lira. Jacob
Kuhn or North Wilton.
The knitting class will meet every
iii‘ridny sfternoon with Mrs. R. Lam-
bert until she leaves town for the
winter. The proceeds of the work
will he not through the Red Cross
organization to the soldiers in the
European wnr.
NEW CANAAN
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fairly are Unit
in: with their daughter. Mrs Georg.-
. Gregory. in Stamford.
\llss lsabcl Sillwsoll ~of South Nor
walk iii visiting with Mrs. U. S. Brown
and her grandmother, Mrll James Sel-
lock.
T. W. Benedict. titulllct deputv
lrlmd Master. in l'ilflkillil an official
visit to Westerly, R. 1..
today.
Among the bills disposed of hv the
iiurgeuca. Tuesday. was one of 81 tutti
on uccmmt of the recent infantile
paralysis epidemic.
Mrs. (l. S. l‘recmon of East avenue
mt her linllchler. Mrs. R. M. Beard-
lif‘V of Shelton. returned today from u
triplo the lterkuhirell.
Verl Wednesday evening the first
eucbre and dance under the auspices of
the Holy Nome Society of St. Aloy
Fills Church. will take place in the
, Town Hall.
1.
A: the truill leaving New Canaan nt
.tfl-Bfi “'otint‘ntiuy morning approached
‘hc Rnflngdnlc cmnetnrv. a lane door
hounded across the. tracks in front of
“in train. and disappeared in the
woods.
At the meeting of the Sthool (‘cm-
‘rvl tine \lccd'w (waning it potltlnn
was received from the nodal Franchise
iii-agile linking for the privilege of u~:-
‘nz district schonlllouncn for suffrngo
meeting: All a full board was no'fpro
“ml the matter um: laid on the table
until the next meeting.
A chock for S2 and promised by the.
State llixhwny Commissioner for the
“Hr-moment and permanent care of
Railroad avenue by the borough. was
received in town lost Snturdny. While
mode (lovable to the town. it is under-
stood that it will be turned over to
the borough.
One of the employees of the Berlin
Construction 00.. while putting up
steel ntrinverd to hold the roof on the
new Aloysius' Church fell from
the building. ndistance of nearly
twenty feet. Tuesday afternoon The
man recovered from his sudden dell
cent and was soon back on the Job
working as if nothing had happen-
ed.
“'or‘ww“ have been busy the poet
V'cek lrllllllllng an addition to the rear
of the Advertiser office. .to make room
for the new larger press which an-
l M motor-truck from New York,
Monday. A folding machine and other
nnuinment was also purchased. The
Raymond Poole of E
Rudolph are:
addition gives the office about 370
more square feet of room.
.—
Egg stains should be. soaked in cold
rater. not hot, for hot water makes it
nearly impossible to remove the stains.
surprise turd on entertaining evening
ans apart. Games were played and
Her a. delicious collation was served!
mt: moonlit were: Misses Laura
Iloore. Vern Fitzmlurice. Carribeilo
Rockwell, Marion Hustle-d. Marion
Gomley. Evelyn and Velma. author,
l0 WAYI‘ON:
l‘ 1‘
its! “brunch-a
annulus-d.
inner a too weeks“ lint with Iris-do
in New York.
Mrs. Eugene Ambler has returned
home after several dayll' visit with
‘fricuds in New Jersey.
In. Oscar Mills has returned home
after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Iii!-
lie Hughes of‘ Brooklyn.
l
.l. Eduard \‘lnccut of New Haven
ill spending a foul days with his fum-
lly on Rowayton avenue.
. Mr. and Mrs. Stnbcll have return-
cd from s il‘ip'lu New York state and
ham taken .up housekeeping in their
newly furnished home.
[aster Dukes of Norman Heights
hils lloen ‘l'iléilfllg lat: parents at lib!"
nylon.
i A poem from the. pen of Richard
Le. Gnllienue of Tokenelle appears in
the current issue of McClure'ls Muga-
zinc.
The A. W. 'l‘. Clans of the Bllptist
church gave a supper to its lllclnhers
and friends. Thursday evening. at the
church. Aftcr a delightful supper u
sociui time has enjoyed.
Frlclltiu it"e plaid to learn that Fred
Merl‘lfil-ld will in- able to l‘eeuhlc his
dlltil'n in tll~= llllrlelu iilVPl‘ other of
the .\'. Y._ .\'. ii. 6i H R. it. next ill-ell.
\ir \icrrli‘lnlll llzls been ~tlfft‘rilil! ult‘l
tiliiis
Mr and Mrs. Mull “‘llllerrlteln of
New York :lpvul lull week at the}:
relridclue on “'7 l-i Side avenue
Mr. and Mrs. William l‘nlrchild
have moved into it. Acknrts house.
from Stamford.
The Norottm Water (‘ompnny lilies
laid 1600 text of main in Rowayton
section. extending into the .\'orwllll
part of that villngr}. over private
ground. so that no permit was re-
quired to supply to the residence or
Mr. Gilluoo.
illlti Mrs.
to it. R.
if) ilt‘l
Robert Golden have
Whitlngjs home at
at: caretakers for
The home will he kept
open so that the family. who spend
the “Inter at Rye. may make Wf‘i‘k‘
cud trips at their comenieuN
.\l r.
morcd
Tokeneke,
. the winter.
:l c'ltlll hll'lin ill
lli‘il!‘
l-thavalion for
Rownyton avenue McKinley
:stmet, \\'l2‘l made Thursday and
Fb‘rlck and iron work will he C'll‘lp“l
ed at once in order to have it rcndv
for the ftnnl Ili'HillP. operations- in t‘ 1::
part of the street
lilo
Becnlule of the cxt-‘ptlonul‘y good
fishing at this time of the'ycar. hoot
owners are reluctant to haul out their
craft, and there are yet more than
twrnty -fi\'e boats of various descrip-
tion anchored in the river between
the white bridge and the Mill's dock.
A continuance of the cold weather
hon ever, pill probably cause many to
haul out at their elrlient convenience.
_.
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, "mil ilns ilt‘t‘n martini on the
hulldinr. of a magnificent new resi-
dence for Jnnles A. l-‘llrrcll at "Rock
Ledge," on the site oi the mansion
whicll'wns destroyed 135i Jlme. A
force of men were at work yesterday.
with n crane, hoisting the broken
stone to its proper place in.llle new
foundation.
\l'url lw-u ~'~-.~‘- lwew received of the
illness of John Mct‘ormtlck (the [rich
it nor of Tokenclte Park) in Log An.
ncles. He was unable to sing there
on Wednesday. as had been announc-
uilinn Klmmioh and Mac Angolman;
4m meson. Georg»:- Nun, Thomas
'Jortarty. Charles Hendricks. Gunner
__n 3335i; AND
this!!!" of hallo-whom
glive in Bin-ford. being tron-ported
'hero by n inure “mobile
which ordinarily moles two trips. 0a “in" ” "'9 "‘
. Wedneuduv afternoon, the Ioremv-n on
bad the trolley
,cllurch curve than every pick, shovel with ll had cold for several days.
‘and tamper which
m
It broom
how his Mm m
“may: .
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lMI-Ullwmn-nnsdon'od-
Ilium w thew-ad
mold until ”it. nod on of the non
truck.
the job had occneion to leave earlier
A dsy nursery is being ldvocetted b
ciderlts.
The Rock family has moved from
than usual, and departed on the trot (‘enter street lJ New lorix.
1?! lull trfore 4 o'clock. No sooner
rounded the Baptist
had been wielded
by the gang. ww occupying 3 P051-
lion of repose. The men made it
held their places until the truck start-
ed for home.
h—d
Rowayton Metllodi:.l lfp‘lsmpal church
notices; Sunday. Nol‘elllhel' 1911].
Morning \lorship at ltl130 a. m. The
pastor's sermon subject is "The. Gen-
tila's Light and ibl‘ilt‘i'ti Glory."
Sunday school at 11:50 a. m. The
lesson subject is “From Meleta to
Rome."
Epworlh league at 6:45 p. in. The
topic is "Why Join the Church." The
pastor is the leader.
Evening warship at 7:30 p. m. “The
Third Commandment," is the solder!
for the evening meditation
Tuesday, monthly business and so-
cial meeting of the ilpworth League in
the Sunday school room of the church.
All young people of the church are
especially invited lo be present.
Wednesday. at s p. m. business
meeting of the Men's iiihle (‘lass in
the church.
ln‘. H. D. Hanson has been tumbled:
Andrew Taylor has added anolhc'
live-ton truck to his equipment. i
jump for the truck, all striving‘to get t ‘-—-—-
4 places, and it was but a minute before Miss Jennie llugdute. of it...
the whole truck. hood, and running Heights, has recolercd from an .n
boards were covered with men. They disposition.
John Pearson. formerly gardener for
w. H. Bhipvrny. at Norolon Heights,
has moved to New York.
Xewsduler George A. \lelic has re-
t‘villi)‘ had a line now showcase iu~
:~ fliicd for the display of undies.
Walter Lester lllld family, forlu.»l'iy
o! the Heights. have moved into the
ti. A. Welles house on Mansfield are.»
llue.
i‘ra‘uk Gwen and his daughter, Mrs.
Stone. have closed their home at the
Heights. and none to itroolllyn for the
winter.
\lrs, .l. ii. Jenkins. with her daugllv
ter. Miss Gladys. but closed her home
at the Heights. nod returned to New
York for the winter.
Thursday llt 7-30 p, m, tln- mm! The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Noru-
wrck prayer ‘service. too Heights fire company will hold n
Friday at 3:30 p, m» Junior dun-e in the tire house, Thursday evo-
lmuguc. uinil. November 28.
ilownytml Baptist (‘hurch notices.
The A. W. T. i‘lunn blue elected as
officers for ‘the ensuing six months:
t
.\ir. and Mn. Douglas Ludlow Elli-
.nnll have closed their summer bone
at t‘ullender‘u Point. and are now at
ialk nv.enue New York. for the
Mrs. Eugeni- Ambler. president: .‘iiru.i ‘ "‘
Prank A. Dracula, vice president; I “"W'r‘
Mikti idllil‘fl t‘rnx-kelz. S‘"('l‘t'lli‘)' and; \ ' -.
.,...,.,.un.r; Mrs, "pm... R. Anderson,‘ .lru. Rt‘llnrd fhlgdnlc hos returned
teacher. The committees are ‘0 be. to her home at Noroton Heights. of (r
appointed. hulllli: spent a few dnys with her
‘unlluy set-vim. at l0:30 morning
worship with it ilhorl talk to the chil-
dren on “The Dow. Thin la the
first of a series of talks to the chil-
dren in which the symbols in the
Memorial Window are to be used as
the subject. The theme of the mom-
in: wrluon is to be "(lllrintlan Patri-
u
daughter, Mrs. Phnir. of sprmgdale.
Dominick Canto. of the. Heights. w l ‘
sufficed :1 twin ed to: wlen be war‘
hit by an auto. when on his way to
school. it few days ago. is xctllnt on
nicely.
t
l
oi zlu. The first of the seasons social of-
At limit) the “'9le session of the iii-.1“: at the Norotoll Heights fir.”
Sunday school to litid)’ ti‘." Krfail‘l‘l house wan held Wednesday night.
‘ cnk in He world.
At '.‘.' .i-l 'llc Junior (‘hl-isliun Ell
tit‘ifl'fll’s uill meet in the Sunday
ct-llool room.
Al (3'4?-
the C.
the devotional meetinlt of
‘n’. Society. Subject. Why
f‘hr‘st‘anitx- he the ilope of Our Court"
‘3' re 5»-
Al 72':
"clip with :l mispl‘i talk by the. pastor
no "The book tllnt Saved."
livery mo in the community is wcl-
mum at -:: :i tlae scrl‘iccr.
"’n'lr- -: a ll :i‘l tollllcclllr‘ntR.
'l’lw llrft i-‘inucr Circle will meet
on Til-win; «‘vrn‘ng.
rtrzlncrll.
Thp mid week
on Wednlsday evening at 7:45.
Sarriftcial
the nlectil‘c.
A fllll perv Sunday.
1-20.
l'
Place to be any
‘l‘ro ll her home on the. Pot road.
it the evening service of wot~~
llieiizhta. new of California. he: been
t
r
i
i
i
qt‘rvicu will be hold
The.
Life will be the topic of. .
‘son, of Fitch's Home.
,in that section but will shortly return
“hell it large number gathered to on t
jly a lilaalllc rude dance ‘
lint. Chancellor. mother of “Eli
liom Estorbrook Chancellor, forllerl .
superintendent of the Ncrlzl‘k action it i
and now of Wooster. Ohio. has m‘l\"‘(ii
i
i
t
llle but
‘im Willi-mt, formerly. of the
visiting her sister. Mrs. William 't.
Nixon. and other relatives uni frimdr
to the Pacific coast.
A spray of ripe raspberries was
found it few days ago on the road
near the 'Ht‘ifiilill. by Frank M. John
it has been on
display in the window of the Dari-1n
.Mrs.
' was prompt.
83 and 85 Washington St.
Another Bargain Sale for
TONIGHT
Old Port or Sherry Wines
[Gold Label] Regular Price
50c Per Bottle
Special for Tonight 39c
A. F. Beckmalln 81 Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
Tdep‘hone 1405.
days ngo. Miss Crone sang for lilel
tolerant; of it‘itclls' Home ullile il'TP.
'i‘hcodore Saunders. superintendent
of n swalled llospitlli in New (“a
non, which many of the residents.
of that town do not want, states that,
as soon as he is permitted to leave
the Stanford Hospital, where he has
been since the mount ruinsh—up on the
New Canaan branch. he will see what
he can do itwurd providing Dariell
with n hospital, too.
John Hlldoon. employed by the Dur-
lf'l Rim-w, “is found bier-dill; and
Luticnl at the South Norvl‘alll l'a'l-
road station Tuesday night. The p)-
lioe were sullluloned. nud said that the
.znlmds on his head looked us though
bl‘ had been hit ly tt blackjack Ill
Hudson stays that this is not the
case, but htul not explained how he
or. hurt. Friends from harden were
notified, and brought htlu home from _
:‘ o llt ll Not-walk.
"Fence and Quiet." the drum it
free by Edwin Milton Royle. o‘
lllucie street. which had its pt‘ell'icr
performance. in \Vnshington a few
Ls ago. when it was
commended by Proeidcnt Wilson, i»:
lhcrtly to he presented in Slnlllforl.
and then to find its nay to l'troadwu
i oral people who have read the
book. published by lip-porn. arc col-
r.‘ alvzlatlrlg Mr. Roylo. and awaitan
lvvc
.” r inportunity to see the plny.
l
4
“is \‘afr‘ll Kmend-II.
"Strarlllstoncf‘ st Noroton. left yes-
ti .rlav 'cud with a party of frienl~
. “ l-r vli- vp-v‘“ .‘ lm hp" tn'uln
l‘lnllk Trowhrldge Bailey, of
\inmt-lalr. at the l'nlcd’rinccton game
today She will spend a few d8)"
nith Mi»; Margaret Manhood in Flush-
inc L. l. and will return in time to
attend the Yale. Harvard game at the
Yale i'tolvl. Nolclnber 25.
Until“?
—v
Now till! the. umpire of the biz bat
illii‘ti R“ll\ lilli ele lion is
ovi-i- Millie alumni: st .rles are tilt]
One concern. \‘an Rt‘nsseloer l‘oolct,
ttllc Richard (‘rrrko ol‘ lll< party in
l a tent.
or lilocrnttc lleidollnrtel‘s "n Stamford,
the day -‘lefol‘e election. Selling lil"
tclrpholle. he said: " live me 97, con
il'lli, please in a hurry." The answer
"Well?" come I voi‘e
over the phope to Mr. l’ooiey. “Are
you 97?” "Yes."
Pooley.’ Then Pooloy proceeded to’
give’ interesting particulars and prom—
ises to Democratic headquarters. All
at once he was interrupted by llli
voice at the. other. cnd of the wirt.
saying: “Say. h"id“Oll, P0"ley l am
No. 97. all right. but i am 97 Dnrim.
and i guess you want 97 Stamford. I
seen and .
. cleansing at once.
llc llnd OPtilSiol‘l to call up-
"Well, this is Mr,
SEVEfl JURORS SELECTED.
lil‘l‘i‘.§l.U, N, Y., Not 17 fl]. a
mere seven Jurors ill,’il“ low Men
(oull nonvened today for lilt' ii i
of John Fdward 'l‘eiper (Ill [ill tlml
of murdering his mother about n gt
ago. Should the nFIH'llmt of iiit'
mainlng jurors be (‘mupieied loo. x,
which counsel regarding 2m ill-«ii »,
an adjournment until Monday
peeled.
Ilils. Tipper, “ilU has tlit‘lllltw
will beside. her husband (iii ill:: 2
:vlo dil)'h' lil‘OCii'tiillLrA, ll~el 'i‘lny... .
Iii" )zlil annex this morning lull in: ..-
((1 will: him and his guard to l‘
'i
l' .4
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is )l.
llull.
WARNS HOUSEWWES TO LOIK
UP CAREFULLY.
iil'JllM‘Win‘S are requcelo ll by (‘l. t'
of Police Pennington. to be lllimi‘ “l
of tile iill‘i tllnt rooms are. beill: "( a,
bed lit-quelltly it) this city lit-tor o
do..r.~ and “ii ldovls are left llllint'it ‘.
t“. n fullless on the pint of houw “n. s
viollitl lt‘rllii in few til. it in ..l
rooms, he says.
As SLAYER 0F PA vflR‘ I:
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 17 Del «-
l-l’les st‘lmxhell their vnly into an em-
illicit! donleelic tragedy today by
, invoking down the doors ill it” Mr ll.
home of llll-lln'd
t‘unuroltn. 0n the floor lily i‘tl
bodies of his. Ciilldrfllia, ll ill-yr :r
old, With. and i"‘1l‘li iilllllul‘tl, 3‘). ’I‘ .o
tool-l bore ‘\ili(’i"'i‘ of it lerrllc
strulzule. llotll ililli been
roe ‘n vcn ue the
oilili o.
l 'il'tiiil.
The police have been seal-chill:
"or. ruminant
illl‘
t).
i Cliilil Gill CililSS,
Still Alli) iiViRiSii
Willi BONSllPiiill
Look Mother! l‘f Tongue is Cooled
Clean Little Liver and Bow-
els. .,
if your little onc's stolllach is (‘Unt- .,'
ed, it is a sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowels need a gentle, lhorou~.h
When your chud
in cross poevlsh. listless, pal-e, doesn't
storm cut 01 not natulally; if bli‘t‘l ‘1
is bad. stomach sour, 'aystem full of
cold. throat sore. ol if feverish, give .
a teaspocnful of ‘Cnlifornin Syrup of
First." and in a few hours all the .
clogged-up. constipated waste, sour ‘
bile and undigested food will gently
move out of the bowels, and you hove
a well. playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless “fruit laxatiw .'_'
Millions of mothers keep it. handy m- 3“
cause they know its action on tie
stomach. liver and bowels to prompt.
and sure. They also know a little on
on todny saves a sick child tomon- l:
row. -
Ask your druggiixt. for a till-cent botd ~
lie of "California Syrup of INKS!" '
llankrgivinn‘ Sunday. November Review, and shows ubotll a dozen
26th is to he observed by‘ this church ripe. perfect berries.
all Fllll Pew day, when Vill‘iOll‘rl mem—l ”my.--“
hers of the church and ”“3"?“th Mrs. Murray Hamilton. of the
will. each be responsible for the filtinc
of at least one pet'v at the serVices on
that day. Special features are being
planned to make all of the services of
unusual interest.
Heights. entertained her sister-ln-low
Mrs. Crone, with the lottor's douch-
tcr. Miss Helen. a. graduate of the.
‘l'loslon Conservatory of Music a few
am Steve lloyt Town Clerk of Daricn. which contains dimlions for babies“
and van know I am running for repre. children of all ages and for grown-ups
aentatlve. " Mr. Pooley did not faint. plainly on the bottle. Beware (3g
He hung up the receiver and the word counterfeits sold here. Get the gene,
he said commenced with the same let uine made by “California Fig Syrup
tor as Darion. Pom“““"—--"’"
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worn. William Kimmich, Hmrd
Angelman. William Court. William
stocks, E. Kosacira, William Mchllry
and Fred Rooney.
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