,
\vc
t‘ .
s” drolght tacks. Mr. McNuity
,‘Hendrlckl. has been hauled out and and so he let it cost down to Butler's
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m MARKET N
l "noting ch: night our line was Unolino cued mo of bra-chino.
' ‘9 "0. m 31‘ It» Jennie unndalo of Norman has any?! if.“ ”mt 9‘5 built no no and rector“ no town:
‘ ll fl l‘llt.l(' . 0““ 0“ ”VI mylm' wan
[one to v s t rend. u lIOO British statement from a. F it is n good, wink-onto n 0
Miss Elia Bates 01 Brooksids avenue
to at home again. after enjoying a
visit to friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles Slade, formerly Miss
Helen Wailace' of Noroton, was visit-
ing friends there the end of last
week.
EAST
'2 NORWA [K
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Another big crowd is expected at the
parceipost social to be held in the
Congregational Church tonight.
Miss Gertrude L. ilsrnes was a visi-
tor with friends in llarien Sunday
afternoon and evening.
cu Third District Commissioners
Ind last. evening in the Electric Light
Pint on Bayview ovenqp and routine
isolates: was disposed of.
The monthly meeting of tho Wom-
en‘s Foreign Mission Society will be;
held this evening lit the home of Mrs.
Dulel L'liomtnedieu.
\.
The firemen were called out re-
.centiy by a brush fire in u lot on Mans»
livid avenue, next to Simon W. Coop
er‘s house.
Mrs. Caleb 8. Hull. formerly of the
Heights, now of Shelton. hit/s been
spending a few days at the home of
Mrs. W. 1. Austin. ‘
Dr. it. M. Bennett, of East Norwalk
lectured on “Oral Hygiene and Dental
Piophyiorlu“ last evening to the mom-l
beta of the First and Second District?
. liar id it lies, who was sort us] in-
“anal 80““th M the Academy "I hired lly flailing down it flight :1 slain;
llodicino in New York city. ' ‘ ‘
lat his home, on Halloween, is llblc to
lilo about town again.
"lily smaller puddles of water were ..., ‘
hm 0"” this morning with an "1“" William Davis, wiio hits linen assist-
Dr more of “59- This is “ 30"“ sign zmt to George A. Vriic, ill the hitters
of early skating, a. pastime which is new depot, during ”m “mm”, mm
docked forward to with interest.
,cindod ills service there on Saturday
m... .. mum
For the first time in a numbor of,
leaks. no one was fishing microor- ‘Mrs. G. M. v. Schilchting scrvrtl m.
at 19“! ni‘tor smelt. The cold “93"" at her home on Thursday littornoon at
or is discouraging umbitiOus tisher- a meeting of the Women's Missionary
_ men ”0'" trying their luck. Society of the Congregational Church
‘und their friends.
The Sasqus Campfire Girls did not
most last (evening as originuiiy plan-'j
u
. As usual, William Zciglcr, jr., of
ned. A "film” meeting ‘71" be held Grout island. captured a number of rib-
this ”mm“: however. tbons nt New York horse show, where
lho had some. of his fine blooded stock
Two barges of anthracite cool wcrovon exhibition in competition.
it teivcd by the‘Forris Coal Compuny.‘ ____.__
The! N0", "16 “Red Star” “3 and, Mom automobile accidents to pedes-
“Red Star” 18 and were towed to ”13 lriuns on the Post road. On Thursday.
flock by tho ‘Nuwnlkf' about 'midnight, i Hungarian girl.
whose name is unpronounculns, was
1 A number of mg“ 0‘ disinfedwtbrought to Dr. Noxon's office, suffer»
'"e .M WW“ b, the men in in: from shock and bruises, ill :1 rs
charge ’of the public dumping‘ groundsl
at that east end of the Washington
antrect: b'ldge from the government.
The disinfectant will be used on the
«loop.
suit of having been struck by a pass
ing automobile. The Post road is no
plat-c to walk now.
An item of news that. will interest a
number of people was revealed. Sot-
A large pulp schooner ran aground ‘urdny afternoon, to tho roportcr, when
am the mud "e" the Anderson WW“ it was learned that Carl La Roche is
Sunday, while being towed to the pulp :to be married next week. But the
mill in Norwalk. It. is probable that lmnrflage will only be a mock one. and
she will have to stay there until there ‘will be performed. at tho Noraton
Is I perigee tide.
Heights lire-house, during the pros-
cntation of "June," a play to be given
Paronts' Day will be observed in the
there. bra-15%“
Mnrvln and Fitch schools on Wodnos-
a" and Thursday or this week. A! On Thursday night, it motor-truck 0t
lurtywcicomc is extended to all pur- the Hill Coal (‘om any of Bridgeport
“is and it is hoped they will come ‘ ‘ p
out ln‘lcrgo numbers to observe the' was left for several hours at. the Post
road. corner of Brookslds avenue.
. mill}: 11mm): kt“: fiemfsgglfi; When night came on. Constable George
«the work of the schools they oncoui': Danes investigated. 'snd, finding on
age both pupils and teachers, and so one to clalnrlt, he found that, by re‘
makes the school more efficient. ilecsing. the button, it would proceed
Tho “Hazel H,” owned by Richard “down hill under its own momentum,
n
immm
or
”WW“ Father
Who-MPI'J
LynCh
Salli:
cu. Mmanvinldur-
.llkty actiVity in the Chain.
e
which 1 un pleased to recommend.
REV. H. J. LYNCH,
Pastor St. Peter's Church, Donbnry.
1886-1905.
’- And the Sister
of Mercy:
it gives us pleasure to testify to the
front. ‘f'l‘o the right of our new
front a hostile patrol fell into our
hands. . .
“unemy trenches we" suc—
cescfuily raided at Gamecourt
and in the neighborth of Roc-
lincourt and Ypres.”
German and Ammo-Hungarian,
troops which are invading Ru-l
mantis repulsed several stuck: by
Russran ”0.095 north of Campu- . healing and building properties of Lin.
lung last night. , , , . _ ,. lot
The statement sayn that the , cums, Vie have found it emculous
Teutonic “009‘ are now before‘: case- of bronchitis and lung troubles,
Cniova. lulso us a builder and strength rector
Secretary Joseph C. Grew. oi . or. We confidently recommend its use
the United States Embassy. has ‘ to others suffering from sinlilar alloc-
received the German reply in re'ltlona
card to the sinking of the British '
steamer Rowamnore and three?
steamers which were lost in Sep-‘
tember. In regard to the Rowan-l
more, the German government, ---
denies that the submrine fircdl both of those testimonials were all"!
on lifeboats contoin'imz membersl on more than ten years ago—Linoninci
of thc crew and maintains that thc‘ h“ been me most t-ffectlve' remedy;
then on the Rowanmorc owe their
lives to the precautions taken by ,
the Germans and the skill withfd‘ms and “mm“ d .
which theiropfla‘ions were cal-(yours. it was host in Father l-l‘nch'sl
ried out. ltlnw, it is best now. if cousins or,
I“ respect *0 two 0‘ we remain- ! colds. threaten to bring you low, or}
SISTERS Oi“ MERCY.
St. l‘t‘lt‘r'B‘Cothflll’ 1
Danbury, Conn. '
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for nil forms of Laughs, colds, llrnll-'\
int-uses for manyi
ing steamers in question the Grr- have already done m it “m bring
man government states they were .
not sunk by German forces and
maintains that the Antwerpcn, will be yoursrli again in u very short,
the third steamer. was destroyed; llmc- Let us Wilson that yo“ Kl“ ”3'1
in full accordance with the rules onto» a trial. Your drugsm has it in
of international law. ',,,,.,',, mes, 25c, 50c, u,
The Antwerpen was built at; i
Newport News for the Standard} . i
Oil Company, and was on her: , ‘
maiden trip to London when she‘
was sunk. She was a vessel of
1r,3oo tons.
The Berlin Tagcblatt disco 53-...
ing the compulsory service oft
civilians in the proposed ”Home1 _
Army," expresses the. bc‘ief that; ,_ , i
the step will cause “a deep but; ' "” ’
quiet revolution in Germany. Thug”, wh' used over the portl
Tageblatt declares , that “Ger-,quanm fldpaa third noon after,l
many must emerge from the war, which,droppcd into the water,
a free parliamentary country “Moment. The Iifcboats were swung
everybody who is protessionallymut‘ the crew of ‘3 and the 54'
engaged in sowing the seeds of in- , hostlcrs donned oresewcrs and
temational hatred should be pun- the ship out on full speed. The
”Wd'” ‘crait 'which studied was “Gt
Chancellor von Bethmanno sighted a. anv fivnn, otvincr bart-
Hollwez has left Berlin for a 1,, M weather conditions. and the
short visit to army headquarters, office" of the Siamese Prince
according to the Cologne Volks'mrc unable to sav whether their
Zcxtung. ‘vescel was pursued. The hustlers
~The official communication on included many Americans. it was
the French front given out bV-uamt, ‘
the War Office in Paris this af-l The attack took place at 7 a. m,
temoon reads as follows: lcoo miles at sea while a hi°h
:‘Artillcry sctivity was main-l 'nd wag blowim; and with heavv.
tamed last night to a notnblc tie-,wavcs runnins. No attempt was.
urce in the regions of Satlllsel andlmade m torano the 5mm which
Douaumont. The night passed in . h, owned by Fumess. Witl‘v and
relative calm everywhere else Ofilcomnanv. and which carried no
the {Foul-’2 npgcpnaers, The. officers 1)? ll’l‘:
The Romanian forces in South- “fled indvcd that the attacking
western Rumania have ret‘red in boat was about’one mile distant. 1
the face of Austro-lGerman at- __.. ‘ ..
1 w i
‘ f
tacks to the region“ of Filli‘lsh
W l
about u rapid lmpro.'t~nicnt, and you
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.(Flliachu. iortv 'miics northwest
of Craiova), according to an of-
ficial statement limited by. the
Russian War Department.
3,”,‘013'! repairs. garage. Later. a man came along and
., . ‘l claimed it, saying thatlt had become
stalled, and he had been looking for
some one to put it in working order.
‘1
- BISHOP WILSON .DEAD.
I
‘ The British steamship Siamese
Prince. returninq in ballast after
delivering a cargo of horses at
Brest for the French government, .
lwas fired-upon without warning,
‘3 presumably. hv a German suhm'a-g
”Hon. E. D. Thumas has returned toi
his home in Brooklyn. .
C
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter of
Greenwich, ca'iied on relatives hero on
» i
li’rlcndl-l visited Sunday with Mr. ilntli All"
7"ltcwllvrolv
4- Iii mother
vvvvvvv
”wand Mrs. Hurry Mchchlan and
my of Dmbury, were visitors at
, Iriiile. off-the French coast on No-
BALTIMORE. Nov. lit—Bishop Al. vember 4. according to officers of
phetls W. Wilson, of the methodist the vessel. whih arrived in New
Church, South. died at his home here. York today.
today. after a protracted illness. lie! Three shpts were fired, the of.
- spout Sunday lit the home or Mrs. Wil-
: Saturday. * .
Mrs. A. G.- Williams 9! Brooklyn
iinm 'i‘uttle.
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The Secret of “Keepinglwen‘
1.1! road to health is so plain, that all may find it. Keeping troll is
amply a matter of constant attention to the great laws of l’ifillll‘. list
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f lander-stew, exercisemgnlurly, work rl-ssonabiy, and take the toouired A
:3 mat of sleep. Then, and this is most important, see that the organs C?
,; of ellmmatlon ——thc bowels, liver and kidneySware kept active and iv
. regular. For this purpose, Beccham's Pills, are' of untold benefit.
3 Their timely use will prevent biliousncss, sick headache, constipation
1 and other common ailments caused by impurities which are allowed it
to accumulate in the system. Beecham’s Pills keep the Stomach well, tn
s the digestion strong, the liver active and the bowels regular. A rt mcdy -- ’4‘”
1 that has helped men and women on the road to health, for our nlxly '
yams. Thousands have found that: after obeying the laws of health,‘
the great secret. of keeping well and strong, cheerful and happy—-
' I; the Timely Use of
that great family remedy:
.,.
)- or
' h. .
.. )‘t
..s
u “4"3’
“Th Lugosi Sole of Any Medicine in tho World" At All Druagiots, 10¢... 25c.
m cfopoct'ol who to woman am will] «my box
‘5”
Mr. and Mrs. 'i‘. .W Bewitct and.
children spent Smithy with rolulivcsi
in ‘Norwalk.
MEXICAN AGREEMENT . .
‘ wm-l MINE owners:
‘ ATLANTIC t,‘.l'l‘Y. N. J., Nov. 2th.:
.. jHartford Girl and Student Elope an Luis Cabrera, Mexican minister of it:
Mrs. H. Xavier ol’ ltidgcl’iold hast Result of Football Game nanco, unlimlnt-Pd hero yesterday that
been tho truest of belt sloter, Mrs. 0n? GREENWVICH, Conn. Nov. 2t~A at it coniorcnro in Now York he hull
son Ogden, tbopast week. .l‘llmflnct’ begun ill. the l'si-thPl-inrcton reached an agreement- nith represero'
- .2...— lgamc last Saturday cuiminatr‘d in the tutixcs of it large group of minn mu:
Joy", Riley, employed at empentpr.‘lllini‘rlugc of Miss t‘nroiins ilinman t‘l'fl on it new schedule of taxes Wllltik E
“"4 I“ New York Stnto. 599'“ ”wip‘rk” 0’ Hartford, 0011“» “lid Will tho mine owners admitted would 05‘
Meir-0nd horn ““11 hi“ purcnts. lm“ ”"11 Smith ”Y Kim-““5 “”37. ‘1 Yule sblc thuln to reopen their proportion.
--———— islndcnt lalt- Sunday t‘vl-uing in l’ol‘t,()n gold and silver are the “Hindu?!
a party of ("W-"H. N. V. was l‘lom ill to 7 per cent. and on
Rolling it tuarriugo lirenst‘hbullion from 8 to 5 per cent.
trout tho town clerk. (.‘hsl'ios 0. Der- E ' ~
by, the couple wore driven in a mot-' k
Everett. (lover of Weehhvlton, .‘Wor car to tho. home of Justice of tho, . I N - ‘
1.. is visitlnx ot the homo of Mr. and 1 Ponce Malcolm Merritt. who was routi . .‘3 ‘ '.
uni. w. 3. Simon. south Main streetjod out of bed shortly norm midnight‘ . f . , j
‘ llllllllSlltlll ifilli llli “ .=
‘. ’ ~ _.
Still, Milli SIOMABH,
WED AFTER YALE VICTORY
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llnwsrd Brown and
g 1
Mrs. inland Smith of New York. I
Miss PranccsSnilcr returned home?. Shortly lwfnro 10 o'clock Sundayl
Sunday night from the Roosevelt lion-might Pollco t‘ilit-f Brennan or Slam '
pital, New York, whcro shc llnticniford. Conn” relaying n mossace that
wont an operation. lllfltl beep rcrcivrd by him. nskcd tho
.. ipolico in Port Chester. N. Y.. to pro
The condition of Alisa Lucille Roy vent the marriage because the parents The ”(intent
mond of Lewisboro. who was thrown of the young woman were opposcd to
from a wagon near her home. on Nov. it on account of her ago. ~ - tress Goes. ,
mm"; on the road to rccowry. The inrssnxe declarcd that both "Really docs" out bad stomachln
Iwot-c minors. in obtaining their nutr- ordor-—”rcully does" overcome indi-
.\ir. and ‘Hrrt. C. 8. DrPorost and rinse license froth the town clerk gli‘siilm, dyspepsia, gas, hcnrtbnl'i'l
Miss Madeline Dcl’ori‘st Will fivontl both declared under oath that they and sournoss in ‘1”: minutes~thntw
the winter in Stamford, M the honijm-e more than 21. just that—makes Pope’s Dinpepsln r
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Tornntinm . , W” -.,._- the largest soiling stomach remilat'of .v
lM'DDLETOWN NOW in the world. if what you cot-fer»
"Dr. C- H- 300"”10 has announced! 0" BASKETBALL MAP moms into stubborn lumps, you belch
that he expects to-lstnrt torrioridn in inlmmrrowx. Nov. 21.~Local gas and cruciate. 80‘”: undigested
“week or so. its has associated liini-bcsketball stars how cotton toucther food and acid; bend is dizzy and.
sell with F. .3. Clark. M. D., Who will'and organised a mum to he knoWn as aches; breath foul; tongue coated:
take charge of his practme bore dur-.tho Middletown independents. inciud~ your insides tilled with bile and indi-
lng his absence. Zed in their number nre such stars as scstibie waste, remember an moment
\ ‘McConochic and others, on indit‘lr «pape'g D‘apepsin" comes in contact
’ Miss Anna lrving, daughter of lllr.,tion that. a last brand of basketball “m, the stomach all such distress '
and Mrs. W. C. irvlng. who was opcr-fwlli ho put up. it is hoped to get in- vanishes; it‘s truly astonishing Mair “
ated upon for appendicitis some weeks to a. league-this winter with some of most marvelous} and the joy in. its'
ago, experienced It returns; contract: the other fast teams nbbut the state. hammssnsss. .
ing typhoid pneumonia.» She lsnow' .._._._______._ ' A large fifty-cont mass of Pa‘,,u,,
improving. G'LMORE WINS H's CLAIM ' Dispensin will give you a hundred dot»
NEW ORLEANS' Nov. “PT“ lars’ worth of satisfaction or you‘ .
The bady of Mrs. Catherine Rover, board of arbitration of the National drugcist hands you your mmpy buck.
widow of thé late William Rover, who Association of Professional Baseball m; worth it's “itsight in gold m
died at her home in We‘chswitin, N.’ J1, Longues yesterday finished consider- men and women who ”1“,, gm, llwil‘. ’
last. Wednesday, arrived in Now Can. slim—rot disputed cases and adloum- stomachs rcgul at e d. it. belongs in. .
m on Sunday on the 12:10 train, and ed. .Decislons announced last night your home-rshouid always be krw;
was taken to Lokeview cemetery. A‘inciuded: ‘ .handy in case of a sick, sour mm,
service wss‘conductcd at the grave. by; Claim A_llowcd»i’layer Gilmore v3.3 stomach during the. day 0,. night. 1, .y‘
Rev. J. H. «Hoyt. D. 1).. of the Congre~ Lawrcnct‘, Mass, club. ‘the quickest, surest and most. harm,
nation Church. Mrs. Rover was ior Claim Disallowed—Player . less “6th regulator m the wort-i.
souls years it resident of New Osnmi.‘ Parker vs. Low“ club- ~Adv.‘ ’
,to lie the nuptlnl knot. ~
“Pope's DiapOpsin"
Reaches the stomach alt Dis-
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their summer home on Dell Island ov-
grfitho‘ Sabboth. .
Edward Vincent. of Romyton ove-
. the trout of town torn few days, at-
mding to some hours alterations for
st her - home in West-
oa—
hook.
111s mm friends of Frank. McNui-
11. of Gunt’ltieck. all. 1.. who has spout
an. summers for many years on ‘Bcil
and; will bolples'sed to learn that
a. .ll. lmnmlnx after a very serious
W~Mwitb continues on
I v
Kw”... mar ro . “was.
in" u: I’nl'cclvo Com-
was 82 years of age. ficcrs said. two in quick succes-
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inhuflh honours,
' mm; waltz, HANK-
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