theinerepnstknowtmthem.
Ropers that thermal um deliciouz’
kind which not: you wick to: more.
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'llrn. Loretta Diem 0L Com
monweallh Ave, Boston, Mass. who
bomb! My nt Token-he Point,
Dorian, through the 40th street adieu
of In. Gerrit Smith is building a coin)
ninl bone and the grow nre heh‘.
landscaped and everything will be
ready for oecupsncy in the spring."
lortin Oleaon of the Heights has it?
It" mommie- !_ The streets at the town last night
‘wmunedmunuedhymnm-
stern, as well so adults, u‘o had taken
Ethe' opportunity of 'Hsllowe'en to i;-
dulse in a great deal at inn and muse»
melt and also furnishing the sale for
lthose who were lined on the walks.
who usuolly turn out to watch the.
masked people. It wss reported at a
late hour Jul night there had been no ‘
Miss Nellie Buck of Mansfield ave- mischievious deed“ done 0" 0m"
G. l. V. Schliohting is in Bridgeport
,on private business toda!
Iiss Ellsnheth Bum
York on business today.
Is in New
£41.87
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"a: 3320‘: :m‘ m 8,2 Fort spent Sunday at bill Locust Hill home.
,3“ into George 1.. Britton'l
Walter Stewart 0! New Cannon was
a visitor in town yesterday.
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one is enjoying a few dare vacation. arrest» or injury. To insure the people
L. .l. Mead with a party of hislirends 0' “‘9 ‘0'“ “m" ”‘9 "lemme"
deeds First Selectman G. M. V.
schllchting issued the following orders |
l Miss Dorothy Fitch of Noroton spent to the constabulary of the town: 0.
the weekend with relatives in New Dance and C" Smith-assigned to duty
in Daricn. H. Palmer in Noroton Cen-
Eter, and l". Ottmer at Noroton Heights.
udiea' Aid Society or the Fast '0'?-
l. E Church met yesterday
. for their regular weekly
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lain Hel'lz x0 recently purchas-
mertv on Winfield street ill plun-
”4011th? a store. placed on the
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Workmen‘ of the New Haven road“
are now putting an asbestos roof on
the Dnrien signal tower.
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Robert Hunter 0! 0x Ridge, near No
roton Heights, and his family arc now
in California for the winter.
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Noroton will shortly move to a home}
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near the Stamford—Norman line. I
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m Connecticut Light snd Power
.. ’ y has piped gas to the new
1. m laDt’ntell lace factory on
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The Tokcnckc Inn will conclude it»
business term [or this year by cloning
Frank Gorham has leased property‘tUday-
at Long Neck Point in H. R. (‘lliltltl of!
New York, {or two wars.
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‘ Mr, and Mrs. E. Dutihl Smith, Sr”
llavc closed their Tokcnekc home and
Postmaster William I. Austin of lho'I'PluI'm‘d to New York.
Heights attended it meeting of pose;
ll‘flrllt‘l‘s llt l‘lridguport. fl i'cw days ago :
lwwieu'a crooery- store hits a
.. pinned in one of the windows
“3 “Gallon to tho incl that the
W is for sale.
”Wok S. Tavlor and wife of
W Hill: left yesterday morning to
*3) their winter reuidcnma in
Vernon. .V', Y. ‘
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Miss Alice Swill has returned to her
city home. after spending the season
About 50 employccs of William Zieg ‘al bcr Tokenelte cmidencc.
let, .Il'.. at Great island. nubscribcd lnstl
truck for Lilicrty Bonds, through lhc'
local bank.
F
lKoo" Company. now plnvlnz At Fortv-
'fourth Street Theatre, New York.
The Citizcni‘ Savings Bank of Siam spent the week-end with bcr brother.
lord has colllnlcnccd foreclosure pro William Nellignn.
ccedingll'uguinst ll. G. Leonard and
othcrs of Soroton.
m uBl’OWll yonlcrdav started
Mon the new Fitch street and
W Hill avenue sewer ”which
Wilhelm from the. present sewer to
(In new lace factory.
‘ ~Oysler liupper served at “only-
lton Hose Co, Fri. ore, from 6 to 9.
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A mry important nit-cling of the
India: Auxiliary of Christ Church in
'1 ‘l'held this afternoon at tho home
. ”president, Ml'il. Stimuel K. Kel-
Jnyot Seaside. Place. and matters of
Ila ",Iflnl interest to the members or the
Y 111ml” and the auxiliary arc. to be
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Noto-
ton Hclghts have bcen entertaining ’ There will be a mirsionarv meeting}
their daughter, Mrs. lrrlng Bouton of at tho llllplilit Church tomorrow at-
Ncw Rohcellc. tcrnoon at 2:30 to which all the Ind-
ics of the church are lurited. Ten-
Mrs. B, Creigh, who apenl ”1.. sum will be served following the meetinl.
mer at her King's Highway homc, left I I
‘ .___ this morning for her Brooklyn norm;
4!“ cold weather is making people where shewill rcsido for the winter.
win! that they had laid in an early
M of coal when that 3mm, of Mr. and Mrs. A. Burton returned to ““9““ ”“1”” I' 0“" toolrn '9'
M...“ plentiful and a great deal their New York homc yesterday, after moments however, for thrill to remem-
W'than it is now. A great de< 39911411113th summer months in Ring», bcr that last night was Hallowc'cn.
I“ [or wood is being made on for End road. '
”in the rural districts and many
lull. of wood are being taken to var-
Quite a little inlcrcst was shown
by passcrs-bv this morning, who not-
iced n large sign on the front of the
, The umIlt‘l‘s of lIl9'~IocaI Food Con-
servation Conlmiltec are making a
house to house canvass today trying
to gel housewives to sign the pledge
cards. A number of the cards have
.bccn sicllcd nlrcndv but a final clcan
~u lswecp is In be mallc today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Baur have
returned, from a trip to Springfield.
'.Mass., and while there they attended
the great Eastern States livmtocll cx
hibiuon. .
Tb But Norwalk lmprovcmcnl As-
Won will hold its montlllv nlcct-
.11.! Tuesday. Nov. 6th at Commlm-
Rylnll. The mecting is called for C_ p’ Wegncr, thc Nomton llcights‘
3:30;? The ball will open that cven- florist' is'suflerm '
with a {air which will continue all jury. While I“,
there being a ‘special entertain-
mmh evening during the wreck.
“evening lhc succeding evening's‘
“lament-will he a' mound Fur-
Ilél’ “Monmouth will be made
It. ,
The Rowayton Baptist Church. will,
g from a peculiar In‘lbcginning next Sundav. change the
was removing shrull- hour or the cvculng service from 7:30
bery, 3 gm" days “‘0' a thorn S'Jm'med , to 4:30 in the alternoon. The opening
one Of his eyeballs. of the service will be in charge. of lbs
. fChristisn Endeavor as it was last win-
Mr. and 'Mrs. James 1" Macllllnlmond tor and thin hour of mectim: will he
1”find their lions, Fraser and Innis..have i’oIIOWed until about next March.
;returned to town. after l-lpcndlng some; , "_...... ‘ i
time in New York city. while their" A DIi‘ilS‘d'll surprise wzu tendered!
home has been undergoing repairs, ’ Conrtablc Oliver l. l‘lurll. of Pennovcrl
—-———~—- .street, last night. It was in the firm
For the benefit of those Darlcn poor E 0f i Hallowe‘en party, and many pret-
ple who would like“ to hear Col. Theo,iv and weird costumes wcrc in cvi~
dore Roosevelt deliver 3 Fry intercsl.;dencc. Many old fashioned gnmen
ills address. announcements about theiwcrc cnjm'ed and rclrcshn‘lcnts were
me are now being distributcd'servcd later. The allalr was cnioveo!
thrOllzllout the town. Col. Rmseven'grcatlv hv illl- Im-uc nunrherprcscntl
A icommitteo has hccn formed
w the residents of annt'Norwalk
I will have in charge a l‘llriatmaa
mam! Christmas Boxes for all of
.911 from the East Sidc who are
A)! 85th Company or who are at
. Devenil. They met last evening
‘ .lkgnnized and will go out for con.
' .-. of money, tobacco in sit
or anything that nnv one might will speak at the Hartford Armory Mi Two of Hon'avtou’n vonnr men.
* lend ’0 “19 men. The members gzafzle;i Friday evening. NOW 2‘ at l who arc wcll‘known. resolved to spend
oil-fit: ggvgrfsrihil 1'13 ' llast evening in a quiet manncr. '1'th
_ ’m‘ D. .Rohermjrd ”:1 Hide; A Hallowe'en cntertltinlncnt "”2 proceed to one of the locnll fire,hot'|;
I! . . . lucid by the kindergarten grade. of tholfl' and thcrc started to p ay a. an
. . l ool. Bu. it wasn't to last
. Center school. yesterday afternoon game 0 p . I.” , . ”on
' Ital Hallowe'l-n pranks were After the ”“9"” had 3°“ ""0““::ztg'rsuxsvfiuvrhiou? :3: which
by the children last night opium“ well arranged prom-om. "writer: all,“ minded at. first IA! the
"‘0” “"10 Wm thou!!! to drum“ “eh 8' pumpkins and thxl'I“alpoolta" grew more bold; however.
. ‘ the hire or “an“:es. were distributed to them and they‘m" begun .0 think and say things
l~ girls and boys made merry"Mt the who” a happy cm", only m" which were not exactly plearlnx to
7' mo cases made nuisanc- anxious to 3“ 0‘“ I”! nilht 'and watch 1
as. (him were taken from m”“""b°°'-
anv neutral euro. They finally re
solved to chase- the “spooks" ownv.
”non, tin‘ can: adorned .
‘ and the usull smut of
but once gating outside. form! Ill
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fate snd the use of s floor d” ‘nmfl 101' 3'“th E. and ghoul "3'0 “:2 rmnfigtjfimls
' IJlmes u. 'DeCon'r ”m" b“ n "
.or stocking, even in these 0'3! by their many lit- .
the high cost of flour, to put “9 ”MI" "- the former: home on be
the buck or over the held. it Roy svonue. Game: "Id all kinds of
‘ dilerence to the operator of Ion "' W"‘“ "I by the guests,
.... , was very ntnch In ovi- “d '5'“ “'9 “-0 me for the our
NW Hsllowe’en putts. ” 0" mum. Ms wuhed'thu no.
' ed throughout ul- Illa ”"Mmmumdmuy hours
innuendo coatu-oo were ”’- '
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; 4“! my my Ill-L m A and embed oyster supper
alum mints We «all» on My mt,
A Hallowe'en psrty‘wus held youth-
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Will Milka You
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Miss Dora 'NI'IIIunn of the "iiilcltie .
SOUTH NORWALK. .
We Will Flue ss Sale lllcrr'twisssnlc ‘
Items, Visa up It momma um
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Express. SeiviCe at
Freight Ratesfito
New York
Steamers Islander and Beard-
sley leave pier 45 E. R. foot of
Jackson Street daily cxceptlSun-
days at 3:00 p. m. Freight receiv-
ed at Norwalk up lto 5:00 pm.
and at} So. Norwalk up to 5:30
p. m. '
‘ EASTERN «TRANSIT IINI.‘ ‘
’k.
“may, you.“1,.nut.
“72.3132“
Account
l Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to
l Bake. Cook and Heat Ranges
‘ tram. $18.00. to $90.00.
New Perfection Oil Heaters $3.95 to-$7.50
Diningroom Tables
INC.
CENTRAL HOTEL
.Flne rooms by the dnyocweek. Steam baud. electric
light-snaps. FiuoCdestuchedulsoRestsur-sntlnnu
snd Arnericsn style. -
Camucnmsndmu felts” .
N. l. DISESA. Mm Proprietor
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ll9t: lb BUTTER- 49clb'
Very Best Greenery Butter~ths kind you slwnys get
‘ , minuhnsnn’s
Word’s Fresh Oahu, cub ............................... 11c
lodor'ellowOnions,perqnnrt...'...... ................ lilo
lreshOtispGrshnstmlb. .................... _....llic
Impufllcmmnnetorhnking, lb. ............... 16c
Gold ledal Flour. per bag ............................ $1.80 .
New Lot Hubhnrd Bqnssh, per lb. ...... ‘ .............. 4 13¢
Beakmnnn's Best Must Cocou, 1-,? lb. tin .............. 18c
CmnAuorMHoisckhpmkrgeun ....... 35c
ran DELIVERY—AUTO mules '
A. F. Beckmatln& Ch.
83 & 85 msllin'lllou St.
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TURNlonAm' -
FOR SUGAR SUPPLY
(‘oincldent with the. urgent appeal
of Food Administrator Hoover to re
duto the consumption 0! sugar, is a
concerted effort of American interes‘ ~
to incrensc the gl'owing of sugar can:
iln the Republic of Hayti. reviving
even in greater volume than Victor.
colly recorded. its production of .‘l'x
sugar.
7’. ,W. Chapman. New York nnc‘.
(lhicsgo banker. who I‘i president of
the Haytlsn American Corporation.
has written a letter to Mr. Honor, o!-
;fering the government full cooper:-
luon of ills interest to. stimulate sugar
production it. Hnyti at the earls»:
possible moment.
' It is attuned um Hnyti will, an»
der- fumble conditions. mist Ina--
terially in relieving the angst short:
no condition by hungry or More}:
of the cod" yesr.
in 1904 Hoyti supplied all the cane
«up: consumed'in France up much
[or- the rest 0! the world. hwt tron!
llle line Haytl declared its independ-
cnceml 1904 until the United States
established its protectorate in ms.
polities] restrictions deferxd thede
veloplnelt of title lslsod. enticed ed to
be the moat fertile of the West in-
dies. Hm. WI ss tbeUnlted
Stuns Govern-cw named mm.
D. A. R. CONVENTION.
Will Be Held in Slanted, at Pmbyte
. clan Church. Thunday. Nov. 13.
By invitation of Stamford Chapter,
the twentylourth general meeting of
the Connecticut Daughters of the
American Revolution will be hcld in
Stamford in. the Hasbytcrinn church.
Broad street. Thursday. November 4- I
andcontrary to reccntwcuatonl. will
consist of a morning and an aflcrnoorl
session I
The morning session will begin
promptly at llzlfi o'clock. with the tor-
mal entry of «into unicorn. opulent.
and (nuts.- and will include addresses
and music can] in inlcrcllt to those of
the afternoon.
Luncheon wlli‘bc served promptly lit
12:30 o’clock in three places. vis: in
the parlors of the Baptist and Uni":-
sallst churches. nod to the bonnet hull
of the Y. 3|. C. A The price at the
luncheon tickets will be 75 cents, as
heretofore. and members of the Non
walk chapter who intendl'going ore re
quested to send their nobles to the die-
gent. Hrs. Robert P. in {before Nov.
ember i.
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The "term session outw- new energy sod espitol asserted tt
pro-mural mom will close-u our :3’ "M h “l' "W “.4”
no on possible. otter which then will
be so tutor-II reception, In honor at
the spsshsrs. sod alter-on teswtll be
served. All mama’s"
mus-ted to was: thb ribbon mg
of that; chapter or the museum D.
I. I. pin,” minim to the church
will be by run only:
Wounds-nu winthnlnmtflyofthe'
V . Mus-m “mm ‘ ‘9“ "
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Oak Table 43 inch top. solid and well constructed at $7.95
Other Tables for $7.95 to $45.00
Speck] Slip Seat Leather Chair for $2.98
A Lsrge nnd Complete Stock
BIANKEI'S, ‘CilMFIlIl'I'ABIIESlANIl BINDING
We Specialise in Punishing Homes Complete
Sterling F umlture Co.
I’Iione 105 ‘ 127-129-131 Washington Si. 3‘
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only 980, ‘All thst is
necesssryloryoutodoi:
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bring or sendit to this "
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add? cents forpncldng
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South Nomlkyconn.
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Ahdrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington (St, So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 loin 8t, limolk. Phone 388. . ’
Economy Store 40 Vsn Zandt St, East Norwullr
i ' COFFEE "Ema E m
. ' Oolong, ed- on ng' .
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_Good Moe Indis and (Salon
190 lb. 45c lb.
Mastic Bullu'llc 29c“)
' rm an no sour:
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lights. He nude many unwise invest-
‘Ilentls and wall it mark for advenlnrc
Um Investments and Generosity on sud bunco men. He also was gen-
Dim His Fame ‘erouo to a (suit.
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When Robert Intuit-mans passedg Advertise I“ 7'” WW
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my. 101 be and n fortune in the MAN 1100'le FOR TWO YEAR.
Men and women should not Idler
‘twolhnttlel ‘wllh mm» gloomy, nmlcu Cantu. Ila... ur-
soup with Hull. shout M; be was trouble with kidney sud bloo-
wlth Corbett, st “Motorway”; wofldhm
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