.v. possum of Bunnie. N.
several days- with friends
dd Hrs. George Pinch have
”t Haven. and their former
as Winfield street has again
sale of the buttons for the1
“It Ronni! illll dam is steadi-
mm. cording to a re-
out by the committee in charge
pert
. .. this mowing.
Several .ew planks
in the draws of the Washing.
ton street bridge
Wei.
A number more will be
fined as Some are quite badly worn.
7 The schools in .East Norwalk are
ed today as th‘é‘y are all over the
the teachers attending the fall
chers’ Assocision, which is being
- at the South Norwslk Methodist
a‘eopal church this morning and
:2 oou. s
William Miller and Joseph Dickson
hove opened the “East Avenue Mar-
let" on East avenue, thus adding a
sorely needed place of kindness to
the East. Norwalk section. The build-
{its is located at the corner of Rowan
street and East avenue. oppo
switch and in the new
neatly erected by ' . -
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r
5 being held at the
Davis on Sewiew
oon at which time
the women of East tNorwalk. will have
the working of the ballot explained
ti: them. and will be shown how to
vote with the ballot The. meeting
starts at 3: 30. There will be a num-
ber of speakers present as well 1
A chance will be given East Nor-
wallr women to hear again Mrs. E
N. Sperry the woman orator who will
‘ be the principal speaker at Hoyt’s
Opera House Saturday afternoon at
three o'.clock There will be other
speakers who will come directly from
the. Fairfleld County dinner. Each
speech will be limited to 20 minutes.
The method of voting by the Austral-
ian ballot will be explained The mil
, American Band will furnish music.
L All women are invited by the Repub-
1 loan ‘Womens‘ Association
We of Mrs Leo
avenue this aflern
slhretnmisstoher-
theirhomeiranEsstNor--
have been '
where pedestflans.{'
of the Connecticut State’
out pay its Winks. m the
muflsmcmofthenosen-
whom pro
protnptu a ’pnrade' of Ment-
wss being dispersed by the police.‘re-
tnrns to duty tonight. He will resume
his old post at the center of the town.1
it was declared today. a
Spencer Libby was the student shot-
In the leg by Patrolma‘n Douglass as
he attempted to climb a fence to es-
cape the police .as the parade was
broken up.
It is said that young Libby's father.
an Iron River. Mich" physician. who
threatened to bring suit“ against the
town following the Ihooflfl‘ oi lib
son.. in reconsidering the case. consid-
ers the affair was an accident and
Douglass’ moped-golf of 80 days sui‘.
ficient punishment for his act.
CASES IN CITY COURT
~
New Prosecutor. Edward M. luck-
woori. WM Act “mm Mosu-
mg.
ud—
‘l‘wo cases are booked to come up
for hearing in the uptown city court
- m 9 o'clock toinorrow morning. when
. “indigo ii: M. Lockwood will nssumer
the duties or prosecutor. for the mat
tlmc. Judge Nehemiah .Candee will
occupy the bench.
The first case will be that of Jos-
eph Aquino. l‘hnpcl street grocer and
i‘ruitcrcr. who was arrested by I‘a-
trolemen (‘lunc and Barney 011 the
charge of assault. Mrs. Aquino wu-
he complainant. The case was con-
Mrs. D. A. Lel‘ebreve «(.50
Trumbull Street, Hart-
foid, thought that. she
would never again regain
her good healtlllI but 11:1?
wdurnger! er m
GINDT DID IT
MRS. D. A. LEFEBREVE.
Another one of the many sunerers
has been restored by, the Toli‘ic
CINOT. Day by day the makers of
ithis remedy have given you testimon-
313 from your 0"" town's Peopmutlnued from a hearin held in -
”10 9 Who you 00“” call on Md urday. Aquino is o‘ut in horrif‘r‘wf
ver every thing we say and we $100. ,
are going to continue to do so until} Another case to some“ will be
all the afflicted in .Hartford and that of Hugh J. Cook. 9 Schodi
vicinity have tried this grand remedy. street who is held on 1m- charse or
Mrs. Lelebreve says: reckless rlriVing and operating an
"I have been troubled with severe auto without a ("hero license. when
stomach troubTé. a run down system he struck Ellison Hendricks. of 156
and rheumatism since last year and East menue in Main street.
was unable to do my house work. ll
could not walk up or down stairs £157 8 classified advertisement 7‘ u.
only with the greatest of dimcnlty.’ ‘ ,
i could not stoop to tie my shoe and
many a night i sat up all night in
misery and could not sleep I had
given up ever regaining my health
and was told i would he s cripple.
l hnvn taken three. bottles 0‘ CINOTl
and today am very near in normal
health and 'am" on the road to com-i
plete recovery}
SULPHUR l8 BEST TO
.-
lmrution and I in; Out om
Hesiod Ovor‘ ism. Bays
tkln Minuet
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body ,is overcome
quickest by applying IenthoSulphnr.
17 school as on im- _
CLEAR UP UGLY 8KIN4»
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Keener a man’s judgment, more he “will appreciate"
these shirts at special price of $2. 55 “ l
‘ Handsome madma, slpcndid fine We; soft and don
lightful crepe.
In stripes that range all the way from mrmw lines to
broad silky patterns.
‘Eflective, well cut, carefully finished in true neghgt
style’ with soft cuffs; to $3.50 “'5‘
gular
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Women’s special
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There may be a couple of hundred of tlEm—nw‘.
lplendid plums are to be picked .
Smart turbans in colors Ind metal eterts. '
Bporthats of duvetyn‘e, s'mn and soft and m 1...:
More.
Hate in combination of velvet and beam r.
Velvet his embroidered in contrasting enh-
In"?
clever designs.
Big hats with floppy picturesque brims, Vein"; .5”
colors. '
To hint at how good thyme—they have been .~
TU
CINOT is for sale. exclusively, by
Plaisleds Drug (10.. Washington
.street. South Nor-walk Also at the
Westport Drug C0,. \qustport Swil-
ROWA ”07v
[the place of rhis sulphur preparation
says a noted skin specialist.
of its germ destroying properties.
nothing has ever been found to take
Because
Ezer' 3 Drug Co.. Southport: W. H. .
There is a scarcity of game lnirrls Jones “"18 Store Stamford; H a 111.11. instantly ”rm“ ease mm a.
muirngm but rabbits m.(.Nor.throp'r1 Danbury and at Iiarti- "9 “18- “l‘nlllg and irritation.
and gra.v
quite numerous.
Mr. and Mrs. (T. Merth Ives have
returned to their Tokeneke home. a!—
tera visit with friends in Dnnbury.
It. has been obserVed that this Vear
the summer residents seem to be clos-
' fig their homes and returning to the
, 'ity earlier than usual. but it is sup-
posed that the national election has
roomething to do VVith this as those
who have their Voting residences in
‘the city are anxious to be there for
the registration and voting days.
A rally for all women will be held
guns Drug Store BridgeportsnAdv.
£06 at the \Valter Stewart Co.'s gro-I
in Hoyt's Theatre Saturday after-
noon, Oct. 23rd. at 3 p. m. The full
The speakers will come direct from
the Fairfield County dinner at the
Eton] James. and each one will be
limited to 20 minutes. The principal
speaker will be Mrs. E. N Sperry.
known as “The woman orator“ This
dun be the only big rally for women.
»Representatives of the Epworth
leagues of Norwalk met with William
. ginning; president of the Nor-walk
‘ Wednesday evening at-his home
.- [and avenue. Several import-
: ’rs came up before the meet-
iereithoroughly discussed. A
Norwallt group or Ep-
' . will be held in the mar
ct date to be announced
ford on November 20.
< expected that a large
5 Norwalk will attend.
. .‘ presented at the meet-
. 511th Nomik. Ruth Ray-
.. - Dikeman: Norwalk.
We gartwell manna Lyceitr Ro-
Vivian. Mary um Hfiry 8. Bryan.
wand William F Jennings.
You WE 1.1.7
' mm AT ALL
DRUG STORES
American Band will furnish music. .
l' icy C. Whitney. who was in the
ensue—constellation wait be'
~ up. leaving the skin clear and smooth.
it seldom-fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little isr oi
Kaitlin-Sulphur may be obtained at
any drug stores it is used like cold
cream. ‘ ' - -
DARIEN
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, Gardner Fowler. in. is now employ-
Ct‘ ry. ‘
i’
.5.
The Anderson property on the Post
Road has been sold to W. Adams of
New York city. .
nrom McL. Quackcnbush is making
extensi improvements to his place
on uppe racious street.
l i
:1. ’6‘), “
George Lash and family have closed
their home on Gracious street and rc-
turned to the city for the winter.
What kind'of void: or in-
strument do you like best? .
i—wfiicu' gird you the.
least said of pleasure?
ford Hospital for a slight opera-
is now at home again.
Sta
tion last week.
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Alfred Bauer of Leroy avenue has
bought the Hanson place on Hhippan
avenue. and will take possession about
' November 1.
, The Woddway Country Club served
a beefsteAk‘ dinner to a large number
.of the members and their frienr. in
the club. Wednesday night.
DaVid N. Mather and family have
been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Kc-
F‘wen of Glenbrook and the Misses
Dor'hV and Harriet Young or New
York city.
1.
. . ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Sohry'v‘er or '
rOid King’s Highway have been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. A. I- Schrn'cr
and their daughter Hazel of Rhine-
beck. N. Y. s
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Mrs. Kate Millett and Tax Collector
Elbert C. Bates escorted Mrs. M. L.
Haines of Washington. who has been
Visiting old friends here .'Or r1 few
(law to Dan rv Wednesday in Mr.
lintes' car. ~
Plans are being m. for the from!
Republican rally of the campaign at .
Center School auditorium. next Thuriw‘ '
day night. when knator Frank B.
Mentho—Shlphur heals ecu-ma right .
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'mm Shedding. worthw—
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Oxfords—$6.75
Erich worthmoretnanitspfice.
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Rich new hrge
silverplate has:
Mesh bags in new patterns and of special convenience
because large—latest model and pattern to be sent to us
tom abroad.
Mes are either plain or etched—but very rich in
street and novel in shape.
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PEARL NECKLACE sf “indestructible"
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Brandegee candidate ‘gar sewn.
fin pours FTAV:
' valuegthst éfiisl“: “I
GRAY HAIR NOW
f” Hair that loses its color and lustre.
.0? m u (a. turns 3., dull mlommeadstton of the Board or fi'lnsnce
nr
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> the! issu-
dark “Boom st m witch‘s so “I'd“ rim-hrs The $12,009 is to
Jorlire use .131 this old-tints rev
W ”minimum.
. 7., 4“ mtou of.-
” dill; at my?!
Everett J. his. nominee for Giller- L
nor. and Sofia: ier diets-lit. KW '
for nucleon” to Congress wit-i Noemi
er speeches. .
_—d
_ The call for the special town meet-
ing. to be held tonight. hosieeh root
'«1. It is to use action open the rep-
to appropriate $12 ,.000 for two pieces
oi fin apparatus. conditioned upon
{the Dal-id and. the Heights fire Coni-
W the difference incest be. t ‘
thlsmris‘aon m 13. tots! ‘
We! mutton m1 non-grids” nos ‘
IV“; 35“' over F
mm and authorising the logic. i
men to anti much sir‘IiI notes in "
lam Mm or u: nails;
Inland thine without their being avg:
chance Brit figment everybody
, .g . in $5.114 were of extra value at those-figures. _
mkogany shoes. . k 3...», W mm... ., 32'5“
One low and one high shoe of that rich dark mahogany . ' It . 1
man which seems to be richer than ever this season. hum new
In fine accord with the'reindeer and the brown shaded ' s 7 ‘ ‘
u... ... .m. 1...... ~ handmade waists.
Of splendid quality and style and making. ‘3' a .
guppy b‘mgue styles, of calfskin um 13/ firm and Spectra!” :‘l’fflmiéfi 56:15.3“me ° WM “ '
staunch nice weight, with Goodyear waited soles and ”we m in finely-darn . dnwnwork. pr. 1'
W17 11 remains, minim dots, anagram-cal 111m 1 ~
Toes .1 just the right @1 to be my me». Mahowlmflm of slur-there are many little "HM" "‘
s rib-en different appealing styles at :67.“
A number of other models of even finer beam}
fi‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ $7.50todlfii. "
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