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sills “Hilton" holed m was
W" to Norwalk this morning
huge was loaded with anthracite
_ ‘1‘»..wa Aid Society or the East
WU. I Church inst yesterday
Immw and dispobtld of routine
"I This. evening the regular ptayer
.m of the East Avenue M. E.
MI will in held. not. 8. P. Fair.
.. m will be in charge.
Hr. Ind Mrs. Joseph L. Stewart, oi
m, Alberta. Canada. are the
menu or‘ a baby daughter. Lillian
flaps-at. born Nov. 5th. Mrs. Stow-
..nn \"'"‘l fonnorly Miss lisle Walsh
d H!“ slouch
long last Morn-all: mvn lows»
undo plans. to attend the Yalellar-
“you fine in New Enron Saturday.
.lllrit‘ ‘ ill" «luv. licv Scouts will ‘v‘
em duty on the main streets of this
sells and will direct automobilisix.
its Woman’s Christian Temper-
1'. has Wan will hold a regular meet-
hu ‘2 am home of Mrs. Cyrus Bus- for the meeting or the Brotherhood at
the Methodist
. «no, Wt avenue, tomorrow at.
. sauna» 3 o'clock:
‘ Wildcat Ralph G. Macy spent
_ . ‘My- in New York city on bust
Moor Charles ll. Kuhnsr
I was the New. York yeate day on intol-
m. is visited his wit. who has
WM than hospital in that city. and
. “WM Mt. she is Woolly m."
‘-‘ dun: m suits. to... Kuhnor’s
_myllsssnwtshhsrsrspldro
A: m
was. dam of the uni Pond is
W swims. The cement fonds.
”can “when mutiny and todsy
WEN-Hod“? is putting the
My: was me into position. It
“as: “possible that there may be
“W Dr Thinksglvtng, although
‘ ‘illks snout is doubtful.
tubal” and today were Parents'
1“” anus 31mm and Fitch school.
,. mu. m mans-go of it
it” Md tbs schod. All were
MW with the progress made by
u M will of tho various grades.
with from the flaunts encourage
2‘” .2: pupil and teacher and it is
W that more parents will visit the
on the next visiting day
James. who won his spurs on the
“flow York Clipper 1855. has outlived.
m Queen. tho launder 35 years.
%. fl Ml coworkers also; and the pa-
' flu itself, which was discontinued
" , month after 63 years. holding its
m It‘. holes was living in East
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, lithe room the trolley
m vii-s- m buns slums
hum mus. on. tho east
mains;
. A. Brando. or Tokeneke.
west to visit. relatives in
y for a trip of several weeks.
“Wood and family. of Rpm
‘ moss friends in Cranbury on
m on his («inflation of th3'
'3‘“ at. the residence which n:
«by hrs last Juana: f'ltook‘
presuming isvovsbly. and
lions. 'l‘ho estimated: cost
'rolatives at Mt. Kisco on Sunday. 5
bought a live- passenger Buick automo- l
hile
the victim of asllght paralytic stroke,‘
a icw days ago. but is recovering.
trustees of the Norman Heights ll. P.
Church will be hold this evening.
morjy of Norotpn Heights, are rPloicing
on the arrival or a son at their home
in Medfleid. Mass.
her home at Nomton Heights, after
after having spent the summer at her
of Mrs. Mary Jayne, proprictress 01
the new restaurant. was held yesterday
morning at her former home on Leroy
mane.
will meet as usual this afternoon. but
the suppers which are generally hold
at 5:30. when the work of the society
is over. will be discontinued until after
and 8.
all the "i'lx'lns" will 1w served by the
men to all come prepared to hand over
, testimonal rocsptlon to be given Con» [nanny to some delightfully novel en-
arms fol-James airmen on‘
impact: to so occurring ~
W ’
Mr. sud Mrs. B. ii. Raymund visited .
C. B hrbcs, of the Heights. hss‘
John Hughes. 0! Maple avenue, was.
The annual election of stewards and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Dugdale. tors
Miss Bessie Weed has returned to
coltagr at Perkinvillr. Vt.
An auction of the household goods
The Mslhodlsi Indios’ Aid Society
m -<. Our/'1’ ////'
the fair. which is to be held Doc. 5
Next Mondhy night. the regular time
Church. the formal
gathering will be preceded by a turkey
supper, when the notionnlhml w il-
over a hall—dollar for the privilege.
The first meeting of the new com-
mittee tou'lect a-sile for s new
school at Noroton Heights. consisting
of the Selectmen, the School Board.
and Messrs Hart, Forbes and Worth.
was held at the Town. Hill on W
veiling. 'lhs moo discussed the my
lion, but took no deli-its stops torrent“
making I sclorflon.
lit B. Crotoot. chairman of tho‘Du-ion
Republican Town Committee, is orient.
the commutes oi Fairiisld County it:
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for a fit.
money.
the fit.
Norwalk
,. Irving Cobb tells this one:
. negro sat outside oiahctiry; hemohungryr, broke.
Just also the noon whistle blew—the negro muttered to
himself, “Dat's (lion-l! time fuh some folks. but it’s ics’
plain moire o’clock {uh me.”
{ISN'T that about the way sortie of you
hurdle-iii: men feel about this Fall Dress
Upwit may be Dress Up time for Some
talks, but it’ s just plain November for you?
You’re wrong; you dont need to suffer
the delays and inconveniences of a tailor;
you dont need to pay a lot of “extra money”
You can come in here today—«slip into a
Hart Schsfiner 8r. Marx suit madei’or your ‘7
.. figure, and it will only take about 15, min-
utes of your time and $20 to $30 of your
Stout men, slim men. medium stout men,
short stocky mcn~every variation of the
human figure is provided for by these
great clothes makers.
Best of all. you'll get the quality you’d _-
. pay a good taller double for; we guarantee 5-7 I
Come on in
Up" is fine in this store.
Rogers 8:. Stévens ' .
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-——tlie “ Dressing
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puhlloans who are arranging tor the - ~ —~ -
greasman l]. J. fill! this waning. in
the Nor-walk Town Hall. A long 11‘
or notables prominsnt in State and
national politics have been invited.
Anothor attempted burglary in town
has been reported. this time at the res
taunmt or Mrs. Mary Jayne, next to
the Columbia Hotel. a few evenings
ago. Two men stopped in front of the
place this (rant of which was dark. and
tried the door. than. whispering to one
another ““9"“ breaking ”"3 widow promises to be the hlxzost turkey din~
on!“ [rum who wa: in 319;“: nor that Dorian ever saw. ,
0 top oemnsoroun tot c roux
and the maraudsrs took to their hesis.‘ ' “m” 1‘ Wylie. dressmsker and‘
Mr. and m. James Hindiey gave a “98‘8““ 25 ”n“ “w"em' hm
birthday party. Saturday evening in references- At homo alter Nov. 20. 30
honor or the arm anniversary attire 0mm“ mm" Norwalk. Conn
-advsnt of their little ml The following story has just reach-
Dorls Lillian honor. A number of ed Dorian, and none “I the new m.
umwmm" Rom: out" arm m lines at the peace who were. elected
tinted the occasion with on lime there on NOV- 7 “”9 “““imm‘”
tortsinmcnt and the scope oi their rs-
sources Enables them to appeal to
"thirty men with many minds." to so?
nothing of the ladies. This time the
entertainment takes the form oil on on:
fashioned turkey dinner-alert Monday.
Morning. and, through the personal sf-
foru ot the committee. and especially
the personal invitations and solicits-
tions'ol J. W. Holly. in. the succoess!
oi the enterprise is assured. and this
guests. inolndlmrm Rainmwlmdl bio for it. it seems that a skunk (or ,
* haven, Ll: Manitoulin:- 61M; “Connecticut sabi‘o.” as it is. known
in. Miss Bloom Baum, ‘of_in this section)- was killed out of
‘1 Whom; Miss...and' Mr. Hughes; or season. The game warden caught the
Jhmaicsslz. I. lguiity party. and brought him before
‘ No What ohnnch woman mmors a justice of the peace. A charge or
seduulngoodworksthnn thems- killing a skunk out of season was!»
.yw‘
‘Wardcn. That coat is certainly a sil-
gallon of the Methodist Church. arm brought against the “hunter," but the
lien. *Mmdmmmm :: l c warden was unable to produce
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culturing from a fractured in: [but
the, ““1“.“ “M" or W part. 0‘ tho nurtulnod when the automobilo truck
normal it boring mysteriously disap
poured; When tho warden handed
the Justice the shooting coat of the
hunter the justice‘snllod and, hand.
log. it back to him in s hurry. remark~
ed: "You are on the right scent. Mr.
denly forward and passed over his
toot.
L Albert E. Weber.“
was admitted this morning.
4““
ent witness. i will have‘ to line the
prisoner $6. on circumstantial evi-
dence." All the now justices oi Dar
{on and Noroton are now busily study-
ing up on this cam. which. makes a
duel-ting change tram studying the
marriage service, ‘whloh one iustloé
was oval-hard to memorize in. broken
English in his sleep. Town Clerk.
Stevo Hoyt. who has recently basal
elevatipd. to the dignity oi Kept-suntan
the, is now waiting: to swan in: the
justices. or tube pleasantly puts it. to
”swear at them while they swear at
him.” and; as there are eight new luv
tioes, titers will undoubtedly be short.
timeln the old‘ town. with platoon ro-
clproral swearings.
DAY AND THURSDAY
Spring Log Lamb.
Rib Lamb Chops noel”
SngsrCnsedHamnalrkindsm:
Corned BeeFfi-om me up}
Willis-mun: ml
Ivan mp0“: .c.....o.... 18¢;
Everything in fine Groceries
andDehcam.
HO§PITAL NOTES.
Jack Liobesuh of 13 South ML.
road avenue, Mount Vernon. mead“
miltfd yesterday. lll‘. Liefiench- is
m nativity
mm - 1- roams unset}
which he was cranking slotted sud-x I
5Wcst avenue.
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insomniac Sausage)...” aoc'
' on kinds oiTioHed Goods .
‘ Chamock’s Market
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, mu. h-WMJ¢
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