CITY MARKET
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Tues. and Wed, Oct. 9 and 10
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A l’l.t1tx:1.l1':11112'.tic Sensation tz'o‘.
BEST
—I:n-
Mrs. J. ii. “border, of
relatives and friends in Brooklyn.
Officer Willitlln Price
street,
laugh from Canada headquarters,
of
The Ladies
' Avenue 'M. E.
Regular services are to be hold I’
the‘ Advent church tomorrow, the pos-
tor, chv. G. Ill. Tt-eplc again presiding,
after an absence of some weeks.
On Monday evening
fit) to'lthe right placewlli. Joscm
bodily.
link at the club rooms.
bass was discussed.
cool weather has stal'.ted
being exhibited by Frank V
' sobe'en the custom
minor months.
_jthe?schetlule’fot' the rest
read and accepted
Aihsw o1'th;tleasuret',
deaconesses,
, Mdoday.
W ”With 1110 troops in Metropo-
' ' otfldeir' octagon interesting
W ”Mr”; Hudson has the admit-
of mm...“ to bid to his Staibtord‘bome for the winter.
to making this took! more than
interesting. a 1mm with Wall‘s-floral". who is a member of ports of the town Mina: uuthort‘zlosi
to a.“ mu m 1.0.:- of the arm corp station at Minot-0h. a loan of “5. MW tho collection 1.;
N.0___R..W.. 6.1-5.1
Keysm‘
Place, has returned from :1 visit with
Britlm-
has been granted another fu‘l-
Aid Society of the East.
church will 11111111 next.
week and do work for the Red Cross.
1, the regular
, monthlo1 meeting of Mayflower Hook
7. bind Ladder Company will be held :11.
ltllof'comptiiuh quarters on Vim Zunt
f you wont to buy :1 pair of shows
51; will be held at the close of the mid-
115 3t
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wilda. Yacht club \vas held last, even-
Roultnc busi-
The activities of
ditto club hate been slackening since
The Hid’o Battery company has on.
”limit at the Danbury Fair that is
among the most intciesting of the com ‘
o'rcial exhibits The various types of
,terieh that thou-011111111111 make nro’
The-"Mew Bible Class of the East.
V 7 3. Church will meet at 12
on tomorrow instead of 111 o‘clock.
during the
J The Sunday School
l'alsb meet at this time. which will
of the
its annual meeting 01 the Advent S'
hristian Church was held last 'l"-hu1s
an evening' 'at. which time t-he annual
arts of the secreturv anti t1ea5ur-‘
nd'Mrs. C H. Hudson Advent
, ..
" rivste William Price who has until
billing 1"elati1es on Bridge street, re-
turned yesterday afternoon to Toron-
(31111.. \Vllt re he rejoins his lt'giin‘nt
1 John Oldering.
The trea
- Slamfmd in h cho h s ned the
I"?! report showed a balance of g s 0] a 1m
‘ 5’ in the treasmv after all current
on been paid. The following ot- ‘
“I Name elected: Deacons W C lerday for Trinity'Lake where they
bea'and S “ V9150? C‘}:!:t1dkh A' will camp for today and tomorrow.
to ard
Mrs. Oscar Par-L
cit "11d Mrs. W. C Byxbee; finance
‘8 W Velsor The annual boos t'b'r his White Leghorns, at the
, as will be held on Tuesday
Wbdnesdnv, Oct. 9-.10 The names
coal. delegates will be pub-3
Watso- m 1111!. Walter
.31
James A Fall‘é’l of Hickory Bluff.
NO. MAIN S‘r: Ronaytmn l“Brest-tiled as chairmani
at the Biltmore Hotel, .\e11 lurk, on
Thursday, the Rational Foreign Ttade
Council, which held a meeting them.
Rowayton M. E. Church
1 Take notite Sunday Sthtl'll ut'lolztts
.churcli membczs 11nd cl1u1:‘11 “limitl-
ants 0f the new order of service hom-
'mencing Sunday Oct. 7111 11'. limit) a.
‘In. A service combining Sunday
School and the regular church service
of the morning.
rice following this,
The sat-1711119111 oi" the l.1.1".l':s Sup-
fer will be celebrated in tin, aning.
Commencing at 7:30 o‘clock. 111 point
.01 time this nill be 1111 ttt'tml histori-
(til succession. Our Lori 11 'iitutevl
this sacrament at 1111 t"\1“ll"1‘§; we!"
vice.
A postpone-d oiilciztl "111111 'neeting
hill '11: held at the poisonofw .‘ttunduy
at 7:31) p. 111.
The nod-Weekly player meeting,
Thursdtl 1'.
Rowayfion Baptist Church—“Henry E.
Anderson Pastor.
Sunday, 111 whet Tilt 1111..
Tlll' l‘ :11 s 211111 of thcd duy will be
htitl :tt Julia: \1'11'11 the pastor will
“with 11111.“. (in tt‘,\t, "'l‘ill lie L‘onitz'
The tli'tliili‘tllt‘t" 111' the Lord‘s Supper
will be :ttltniolstt'rt'tl ut the close oi
tlw 111-1111'1 :=t1‘1it~v.
'lltc fillntluv School will lllF‘t't at
ll:.3t) to study lllt" lesson for the tiny.
‘At 1:24.”. the monthly union sci'vit'us
0f the llpworth ie'1"ue and the Christ-
will be res-1.1m-
tho
ltln lilltlt'mtl' Sor 1. t3
t‘tl. 'lhe 11101113111; to be held at
Methodist Church,
At 7:30 tho evening service
praise and worship. There will be 11
short gospel sermon hy the pastor.
It is the priviltgc of any one in the
community to intend these services.
The lilid-“L't‘li st'l‘l'it‘L‘ of the church
for pray-1' "urination .111d testliuom.
will he hold on “'t’tlllt‘stlil)’ c1 Plilll,” tit
714:1.
The monthly business meeting (it
the Society of Christian Endeavor
sell set-rice.
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DARIEN
AND
N030 TON
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H. Wheeler wasa visitor in New
Work, Thursday.
Miss Ethel Wheeler of New Cannon
was a visitor in town yet teiday.
Mrs P. Bennet of \‘orolon Heights
011‘ 0‘ Nor has been entertaining M15 Margaret
lBoy cc. of Hoboken.
Major and 'Mrs. E. E Pclton of tho
stah’ oi Fitch‘s Home me spending
their vacation in Massachusetts.
1‘11.J Godfrey is planning to a‘tend
n few of' tho would hul'ita 311111011 when
they play in the east.
Frank Decourcey, the bookkeeper tr.
ewnrd's grocery store, spent: Thurs-
dity in New York.
a student at the
111.1itary brigade of the school.
The. l'oroton Home Guard left yes
0
John \IcCormick of Noroton, the: far
mous tenor, “captured the four blue rib-
sDanbury fail
L. A. Price snd faintly, who formerly
'compa‘ny building, have move] to New
~
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Mrs. Imogene Ballantlne who has
been visiting Mrs. A. B Clark at Nora-
ton Heights for some time, has return~
ed to‘hel' home at Lu Grange, Georgia.
Judge ensues D Lockwood, who
bought the Shimmy estate at Notoum
Helglitb tut spring will star rotu'n
" sub-L...“
m o for dosh at home and in
There will be 'no ser-
for
l :
l-
l: 1119i to be bat-1 bottles that one.
would tee around the railroad staton
but now 1': is magneziu bottles. 'i‘l'ha‘t:
'is the idea of llli‘ change, our arc-hi;
t. c“’ ‘
It was stated to the; Sentinel report-
er yesterday that the Chit'i issue oi
Lhionday night's town met-ting will be
to hate the saloons close €11 lo o’clock'
:11. night rather than at. the present
our:
Miss E013. Willis of 11131195101111.
:3 (i, who has been visiting her sister.
Harry Vait'in Snead, at Noroton. is now
' on a visit to friends in New York, and
\.ill> leave there 1'21 llt‘l‘ home in the
South on October 9.
Edwin Milton Roylo recently
been spending a. considerable time at
Princeton, .‘1‘. .i., where 11111011111; rule-
titre play from his pen is being filmed
by one of the lendinu'
panics oi‘ the country. {
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Super'inteniit-nt of Schools James.
Williams. who was to address the
Men's liiblv class of the Congregation-
‘ul church inst Sunday, but did not do
so. as the Rev. ti. 1:. Richter took up
most ot‘the 111111 111111 Lo'dresscd the
class on lt‘lilpt‘l‘lll‘l'W‘, will address
Clan: tommrnw
'ho
connncncing at ”1:30 p. 111. ‘
George Schlithting, who actt-d its an,
alternate when tilt1 ttgltlv— six tllfllll‘l:
men It“ for Camp llm'ens Thursday
morning, was not taken to the cam‘i
as it happened that 11'hc11titéorgo got:
as far as lli'itlu'eport. it Wits found 111.11 3
lllt‘l‘t' 11.1- on..- 1004111111 and as. Geot'gvi
1111s; ntti‘ng as 21111111111111 ,he 11 as the om- .1
11ho was seni home. ‘
iuurds will hold
tomorrow, which
The llztricn Ilomti
their regular drill
may be the last out door drill that they
Hereafter the com ‘
puny 1111111 hold 11 weekly drill in lllt'
will hold this your.
Norwnlk Armory; if the. petition which
has been sent to the governor asking
for its use is not rcfusod. The night
which they will drill will b1» Friday. ‘
Notices are posted about town till-3‘"
vertlsing an address to be given new
Tuesday night at the Town ihill in till
of Rt'll Cross work. The spraktir is to
be Miss Theodora llunhnm, who bus
been a chauffeur for 11 lmspltnl-supply
transport 11nd u \1'011111' among; the"
wounded and tilt“ refugees of Belgiumé
[and France. licr theme will be Wilt».
lief Work ill France." The affair is'
under the. direction of the Contentment f
island mittllinry of the Stamford llcif
Cross Chipler. There will be no tick-t
cts of admission. 11ml the public is:
urged to hour of this important. worn
from one who has seen and shared it.
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it. seems as though the town as a‘
whole isn't etlcctcd by the six cent trol-
ley fare, as there does not seem to be 11
bit or talk on the questtcm. The. only
thing the town wants is 11 thirty-minute
Ischedule for the present and then per-
haps they will look after that six cent
furc after the battle is over.
i
‘ ’i‘nxpnyers are beginning'to'mantfest‘
some interest in the annual town meet.
ing to be held at the town hull on Now;
producing cont"
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NOW ON SALE
Pictorial Review Patterns
October Patterns and The ["1111 Fashion Book
lollies
)BlouocT 601
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JAMES DONNELLY
SO NOR WALK
CONN.
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COLLECTIONS
of securing expeditious results on all accounts
tons.
enabled to make prompt and satisfactory returns in
and consulted.
SauthNomafh, Goon.
Our collection department is organized with the object
entrusted
With direct correspondents in principal centres, we are
all cases.
We would be pleased to explain how well equipped we are
< to serve you—~the officers of this Bank are always to be seen
The City N atiOnalBank
RAYMOND BROTHER
i’lione 113.3 137 Wasbin
S
glott St.
iBuilding Materials of Every Kind
333ml, Pipe.lland Tile, [Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
3'. 3". JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS‘I
58 Wall Street.
xsvp‘rox LENSES—Folding 02111111. in
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eye; Ocullotn’
dons promptly filled. Export Repairing.
day night, when action upon the bud?
get of the board of 'tlitunce will be
taken. The board 111111 pruned down
some. of. the appropriations asked for
by various town officials, and it is ex-
pected that some. other of the items
will come in {or criticism (it the meet;
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' IS OPEN ALL DAY
SERVICE A LA GARTE
Oysters, Clams, Lobsters and
everything in season at reason-
able prices.
110111.011 HOUSE
(Gmgory Boulevard) i l
East Norwalk fl
Opens May 1 ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND AL“
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
..._.._ -_ -.. _._.w
{OHN E. O’SULLIVAN, W
Telephone 720
~41
PU RS
Remodeled -- Repaired
from selected skins,
on Saturday.
I Main street.
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Fur coats and sets made to order
Orders rectified
The Little Shop, North
Night School
.In Session
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday... Evenings
Hours 7:15 to 9:15
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sten.
otypy, Typowrtting, English,
Spelling, Penmanship, Letter
Writing,
-a--._p
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chester
Stamford.
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES '
Dr. J. H. Mallory;
16 3.. Main 81., So. Norwsik, Gt.
Eonrtibo.m. to 5p m.,7t08p. 111.
Holiday! By ADDointment Only
The Banner Bakery
Tel 867 5 Monroe oval
We are now able to supply our
:ustomm with P128, made to
order each days. We also have
SUGAR BUNB and COFFEE“
RINGS in addition to our regular
Itock.
.A. M. WOOSTER’k
; ATTOR\EY Al‘ LAW
il.;ftleEtaminer
‘l. S.P.1tc1
; Office
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j BRIDGEPOR' r. CONNECTIQ 1"1
iexpnsss seams AT sits: (11-111
RATES TO new YORK
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on Patents,
;|"HE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN’L
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
llt‘ YOU CANNOT COVE T6
Ol ll STORE
Mail Your Orders or 'l‘tlephone
.we treat your orders right.
to you at 011111 without cost.
mods are right,
ice. We satisfy you always.
H. A. MEAD
Druggilt
.8 North Main St.
1 ‘ South Nomlk, Conn.
Freight boat leave: “or 45. in
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2
‘River, 1" Yerk (foot 9! Jackson
50nd ti Messenger—«Send the Children ,sm every aay except Sunday. It 8 p.
m. Freight received at Norwatk up to
You are sure of satistsctlon bee onus ll p. m. 1and at South Nor-walk up to.
Goods..' 3. p .III
the: selected with gr eat cure and sent
The!”
and so is the serv
ZELUFF’S
Drugz'Store‘
1 North Main Street
CALL US 'UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right oround when something like
this happens in your home. it your
PLUMBING
is defective, antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces-
Norwuk Bl?! repairs or install a new system
Gold or o!
MODERN PLUMBING
hump. l JOBBING A SPECIALTY
_ __ HORACE 1'1.- NASH
Plumbing and Heating
CENTRAL HOTEL
, Fine room by the dry or week. Steam heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached: Iloo Restaurant. Italian
and American stylo.
Tel. 1354"
North Main ‘St. South Norwllk.
833uPhonoo-4532l
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Whitman’sflhocolates.
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lib-ugh thlpflons’
REBUlLT TYPEWRITERS-L. G.
- Smttn, vnderwool,‘
' : Remington; all otbér"
" sold,{ rented,
Rentals, ‘3
.per month. Machines
sold at. 85 per month. .,
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
too Fa‘lrt‘loid Avon Bridgeport. Conn.“
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ing, which can reduce any item but Comer Monroe and Chestnut St. Tel. I555" ' LETTE- WAY IS THE
has not the power to increase any up. i N, I. DISESA. Manager I. DISESA. Proprietor $TG%AE THE EASIEST
propriatlon ‘ 1'ocoiiiinetideti by the fi- ___[ , _-*_4__‘___~_._ __...-,___. WAY OF A’LL SELF-SHAV-
nunce board. liy pairing down some of ’7 mar N0 STROPPING N0
the items asked by the school board.
that budget has been reduced nearly
$2,000. The selcc’tmcn's budget, also
passed under the paring machine, neur-
.ly $4,000 being cut downrthc original
total was $62,203.25. and the total al-
lowed by the board offinancc is $58.-
523.05. 0110 item which meets with
general approval was refined to grant
the salary increases asked for by the
selectmen and some other town officials
lTho popular sentiment was reflected
by this action of. the board, for the
feeling is generally expressed that
there Should be sufficient patriotism
Sand public spirit on the part of these
fofllcials to serve at their present sal-
aries, even though the cost of living is
ioucupled the tint in the Darlen‘ Trus' high since the? are about evér! one
of them’ “side. lines" for men who ob~i
'tain their income from other sources
{and only give the community part or
7their time A cut of nearly $3, (100'st
lmade in the budget of- the highway do-
lpartment which was reduced-trout $22 -
386 27 to 3191180311: The total amount
gallowed by the finance board is $105.-
093.82.11nti it. is recommended that a
1414 will tot: he laid to raise this 1.
amount to- run the town but your. The. '
|other item) in the call 301' the town '
meeting 111.11.11.11 notion upon 1110 is:-
of was; mum in “What: for
onto-aid robot; mom I provost
1...“. and Enameled 1111s
A New and Most Attractive"
Line 111‘ All Sizes and Many Ar-
tistic Models Not BefOre Shown
A Big Stock 01mm Wire springs; Mat- z»
{bosses and Pillows.
REIYYMGND 81'? SON‘5
Funeral Direcoon and Furniture Dusters.
Wall and High so; '
mmmr ..
sown
t Homo.
'SHAVING with “THE GIL.
» LETTE” is the simplest kind
of on not. “Follow-carefully our
directional. and the result will
be most satisfactory.
A brand new set; for the sol-
dler buy leaving for the front;
Oall and see it.
Albert D Mingus]...
WASHINGTON'STREWE
it You [love
8“" S"; Jatte
IT'T'O
Successor to Wm. Eflron
Phone 1499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
THE GREATEST
. roov‘vntur
Elisblc’s Pics
The: Most Economic. lies-
? sort. Sold at All'Storu:
f, ffry Them.
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