V... V .
if you (1011' you may be
'r. I. datum. 01'0ng t. 11"1
St, South orwalk.
‘ mi and M
from Darldnto East Norwslii.
51111151151015» out of itdvtayton.
l VVanVV ,
no» Moon who died at the
home of his higher, Mrs. Charles 'Vl‘y-
roll. In Lorin n evened-loaves v.11
widow. wh Is, ajuiece’ of M Thomas
Wood. of thorns avenuoin ' 1
The adminstrat‘or of the estate of
Wilton 117. Reynolds will exhibit his
account for adjustment In the Nor-
wan: Probate oonrr Monday. Decenu
bots.at1011.m.1
“ t the prayer service In the must
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
atnlght. Rev; J. J. il‘oust announced
taut there would he service In the
church on Thanksgiving day morning
at 10’ o '.clock to which all members and
friends of the church are Invited.
M.r and Mrs. John ..I Walsh of the
Gregory i’olnt- road. entertained a par-
‘ ty of friends, Wednesday night. The
opening was possed with vocal and In-
litrumental music. The guests Inciud1
o‘dIMr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamilton. Mrs.
Edith Alston. of Newark. J. J. Cava-
“na‘gh. E. 1“. Hanna and E. F. McDor
V1110
M Epstein Is now back In the store
In East Norw lit. which burned some
months ago. he store is an Improve
Ineht over the original plans:- has
more room. ‘is mere attractive. and so
arranged as to“ facltitate waiting on
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Pork‘io‘ Roast. .VIZVic lb.
Spent 81 Barnes SauSa‘gesa 1
' ’ AT 'l‘VliE‘ ‘
East Ave._Market.
g; 31110135510111: ‘
,3 Mar-«-
you ARE 1711117175111 To
Our Needlework Show
' find Sale.
%
A Full Colored Study Given
with every purchase.
several special inducements are of-
fered around the Art Department dur-
Ing this display. which will be of 111-
terest to all lowers or Fancy Work.
Pillow Tops and Bucks, prices 250..
300.. 480., 50c.. 59c... 750. and 980 each.
Pillow Slips. all finished ready fo1
use. Prices 590.; 75c. 980. and $1.25
enPll‘ush Pillow Tops, 20-inch square.
Price 501: each.
Cut Work Dollies. Prices 50. 10c.
12%0. and 150'. each. ,
Cut Work Center Pieces. Prices
25.c. 39c.,1and 50a'eacb
Cut Work Scarfs. Prices 4811., 591:.
590.. 870.. $1125 elic‘h.
Cut Work Shams. Prices 750., 980..
$1.25. 81.98 1111111219 11 pair.
2'Battenberg Dollies. Prices 10c” 15¢.
50.. 290.. and 500. each.
2'Battenber‘g Center Pieces. Prices
75c” 980.. 81. 25. 8i. 98 and $2.19 each.
Battenberg Patterns for Collars
Handkerchiefs, Boleros Tie Ends
Rovers, Dollies and Center Pieces.
Prices from 50 to 391:. each.
Shetland Floss. for. this week. only
100.11 skeiti
”FOR THANKSGIVING.
Noyv ONLv A WEEK AWAY.
A selection foam-some ofrour snow
white Dnmasko will add much to the
feast and the dress of the table.
I'repare yum-self now with some of
our snowflake Linens. They add so
much to the Thanksgiving feast
541lilch Cream Damask. Price 251:.
a yard.
00inch Cream Damnsks.
uyard
72 Inch Cream Damask Prices 500.
59m. 800. 750. and $1.00 a yard.
541inchVV~Blehched Damaska,
‘29c a you
08inch dBleached Dumusks
37550. and 450.11 yard.
1 72-inch Bleached Damasks. Prices
50c.. 090. 75c.. 8'1“/-..c $1. 00 and 81.25 a
Price 40c.
price
Prices
ar.tl
“r 518 size Linen. Bleached Na kins.
Prices $1. 00.‘ 8|. 25. V01. 50 82.0 and
0250 her down
1 24 also Illeach‘ed Linen Napkins.
prices $2.00, 52.50.33.110, 3100,5450
85. 00 and $0. 00 per dozen
Bleached Linen Dollies. Prices :1.
$1.25 and $1.50 per dosen
Ilemotltchod Linen Sets.
Iii. 50 at d 87. 00 per not.
aim ed Linen Lunch Cloths. Prices
51.2511504200, 12 00 and 11 50 each
Fglngod Tray Cloths. Price 101:.
Prices
050
Hommcd Fringe 'I‘ray Clothe. Prices
.126 and 250. each.
ifemotltched klnen Tray Cloths.
Eggs 250., 500.. ad 750. each.
If Capos, one hundred more Just
to bond. Salt: price 84.75: actual val-
110. 07.50
A11 all wool Kersoy Box Coat 70
inches long. shaped hacks. lined with
a guaranteed satin. faced revere:
noioro block tan cantor and red. Price
$11.50: value 015 00.
A Genuine Skunk tea". with our full
squirrel tulle. Price $5. 00: value 87. 50.
‘1 ' ‘
slim
Dr. L. M... an. of South Norwalk.
was In tW bullion” with his nahthi‘
launch. yeatei‘day.
Mrs. Herbert Arnold. of Crockett
avenue. 5 out yesterday with friends
Vin South orwalk. .1 .
"r'l'b‘n chamber Laurel is expected
home. Mary tr0111 Bridleport. where
the has been for repairs.
in": Mk '1‘th and daughter Mil
mdred. of Maple avenue. went to Port
uhmr.'1tod‘ay.1for a1vlslt.‘ 11.1 , 1' 1'
A car load of food has art-lyed at the
Rowayton "station for J. 'Bhernian
Hart. of Contentment Island.
Custer Hart, of ew Rochelle. who
formerly conducts n 00th01111 shop
In this place. was In town calling on
old frlneds. yesterday.
John Sherman Ho 1.0105111511111511:
Island. has rotor borne from Win-
ter City. Mississippi. where he has
been on a hunting trip. .
A number of young people from
Rowayton and The Norwalks will have
a dancing party In Guider's Hall. next
Wednesday, Thanksgivlnx eve.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ill. Everett, of
Main street have living with them a
boy named ‘Anthbny RatChIfIrd. They
not the boy from St. Francis Asylum
New Haven.
Mrs. Merritt has returned to her
home on the west side. from The
Farms. Long Ridge. where. she has
hen staying since early In July.
'(lharles Kollns. who accompanied
Cornelius Nichols, of the west side.
South. is In Jacksonville. Florida. thls
week. He‘ will go from there to cuba.
A dog got Into the hennery of WII
llam "IX-Raymond. of The Maples. a
few nights ago, and killed a number of
chickens. A dog also got Into the hen-
nery of John H. Sherer. of Highland
avenue. and killed several fowls.
"Iv‘rank DeWaters,1a pupil In the pub-
lic school. was hit In the eye. yester-
day. by a comb. thrown by some other
pupil. He has a very painful eye. as
the result
Quite. a number of people go down
fishing nightly to the stone bridge on
the Contentment Island road. The
place In said to be a very good fishing
ground. A number of large catches of
flat fish and frost fish are reported.
Captain Edward H. Smith has pur~
chased the property In Main street,
which belongs to the late Chariot.
Thomas estate and Is occupied by
'Drugglat Charles Bartlett. Mr. Smith
has Contractor M. '1‘ Brown making
a number of Improvemnts about the
place.
The entertainment which was to
have been held In the Baptist Church
this evening. has, been postponed
Miss Schnell and Miss Norma Sherer
are unable to take part. Miss School]
In quite sick. and Miss Shercr has a
felon on her hand. which prevents her
from playing the piano.
Charles Brundage tied his horse In
a grove near Roton Point, yesterday.
while he went clammlng. When he
returned he found that the horse had
gone. having broken the tie rope. Mr.
Blundage found the horse later. tlcd
near the residence of Preston Ilart. I21
Crockett avenue. He was captured by
Samuel Mills. of Main street.
The residents of Rowaytou, both
Indies and gentlemen. are rcqueated to
attend a meeting In Gulder's Hall
Tuesday night. at 7:30 o’clock. to take
action In regard to the mounting 0f
the one hundred pound Parrott gun
recently presented to the people here,
by Douglas Fowler Post 6 A. It. of
South Norwalk: also to select 11 suit
able site for the gun.
Last evening. as Constable Edward
Imdrlgun drove 11p to the east- bound
de_.pot he saw a man sitting on one
of the benches with his arm baudag
ed. as If It had been Injured. As Mr
Ladrlgau neared the bench. the man
got up and edged off. Mr. Ladrigun
saw at once that his arm was done up
In a manner desbmod to gain sympa-
thv In begging. He walked up to the
fellow and asked him where he was
going The man replied that he wni
going down to take the trolley. Mr
Ladrlgau suggested that the 0:20 was
just coming. and that that would be
the quickest way to get out of the
place. When the train arrived he got
aboard.
1'.—u..—
DARIENAND NORO TON.
Mrs Gilbert Finch. Cleubrook, wnsu
Darien visitor. Wednesday.
Itlug's [dud Coal Company received
a large barge of coal last week.
Albert Stevens of New York. was
the guest of Ilariy St. John Sunday.
Miss 1.qu Bowen ls visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Charles Hayes, In New Ioi'.k
Mrs. John Pooly and Miss Bertha
spent Tuesday with Stamford friends.
II‘Ied. Stevens louvos Darlcn today
for Atlanta 011.. where he will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Stylcshae returned to Darlen.
after a very pleasant visit with New
York friends.
George Spitzc. who has been suffer-
lng from blood poisoning, has recover-
ed and In about again.
Miss Nollie Iconard and hilas Lena
French are visiting Mrs. Ralph Jeffer~
11011, Lyon Plains. this week.
George M. Calllnrd. 11 relative of
Mrs. James WIIIIIIott was recently
drowned near (lien Island.
Will Brome and William Wiley. of
New York are guests of Mr and Mrs.
William Ogden. Manic avenue.
0. W. Raymond was In (llenbrook.
Wednesday. He Is superintendlug the
road improvement near that village.
Sixteen children are absent from
Center school on account of whooping
chugh, which I11 very 11rchaVlcntV In Da-
r on.
Louie Spltzc. who has been under
treatment for typhoid fever at the Non
turned home.
Mr. Frost. who was so seriously ln1
lured In the. Grand Central Depot last
week, In much Improved and consider-
oil out of danger.
Harry I). Douchy arrived from Deu-
var. Saturday. for a visit of several
weeks with 11in parents, Mr. and turn.
Nathan DVauchy
1 George Boely. of New Canaan. we»
.tfiken suddenly III with apoplexy at the
In __ bray & h
depot. Saturday. While on his way to
New York. and was taken to the Stain
.-
, moalo
ford Hospital.
walk Hospital, has recovered and re- '
we 3aim
039?
recently. a much Int-
proved and has returned home.
Bates will occupy.
Mrs. William Willmott/ entertained a
party of friends from Stamfaf'dt“ Nor-
walk. Rowayton and Darlen. Friltlay
evening. Supper was served at 12.0110
music and dancing made the evening
pleasant
Mrs. William 45. 111111 on attended
the missionary mbeti old In Christ
Church. women: I nd‘ny. Whil‘n’in
Westport, she was the guest of Mrs.
Matilda Darrow.
Mrs. Richard Leonard hits received
the pictures of two promising young
grandsons Inf the “1' ”Want. Frederick
and Lucien“ Richard Leonard. whose
fathers were Darien boys.
Mrs.’1‘h'eo‘dore Sherman has return-
ed home from a pleasant visit In Port
Chester; during which time she attend-
ed as delegate the Epworth League
Conference held In Mamaroneck.
Among those In attendance from Dar
len were Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson.
E. Owen-sud Clarence Crofut. Mrs.
Sherman also spent the day while
there. with Mrs. James Lindsay, now of
Greenwich, formerly of Dorian.
The chapel of St. Luke's Church.
Norototl. narrowly escaped being burn-
ed Satui'day‘evenlng. In rising from his
seat. at the rehearsal. W. S. Andrews
overturned a low hanging lamp. and
his clothing was saturated with kero~
sane. The lamp, as It struck the floor.
exploded. and a fine conflagratlon fol1
lowed. the flames ascending to the
ceiling and floor being badly burned.
James II. Iiaymond. In attempting to
get hold of the lamp, was burned about
his face and neck, his hair was singed
and he Inhaled the hot fumes. to his
his subsequent great discomfort. He
finally succeeded In partly smothering
the homes with some of the Chapel
curtains. getting hold of the burning
lamp and throwing It out of duets put
the chapel was considerably sco‘rchcu
and so was Mr. Raymond.
W". TON.
The Holt cottage was closcd for the
winter. this week.
It is rumored that .R. W. Keeler ex-
pects to leave town.
Mrs. Granville Hoyt. of Danbury.
spent Tuesday In town.
The condition of Miss Alice Middle
brook. of North Wilton who has been
seriously iiI.IaImp101Ing.
Mrs. D. I). Telford of New Ymk, re-
turned home on Thursday after 11 visit
with her sister. Mrs. D. B. Ogden.
Mrs. Catherine Banning has return-
ed to her home In New York after a
summer soiouru with Mrs. J. Melcwcn
Betti-1.
Unfavorable reports have been re-
ceived In regard to the health of Chos-
ter Oimstead. now sojourning In the
West.
The cold snap last week resulted In
skating on 'l‘uylor's pond. Much to
the disappointment of thc luvcnllcs
the amusement was of brief duration.
The intelligent shepherd dog Dodger.
which faithfully accompanied Edward
Whitiock on his tr-Iweekly trips
through this place, succumbed at last.
and died on Saturday from cxlrcmeo old
A (l.
8The Reading Circle met with Mrs.
W. I). llnrt. at the Congregational pur-
sonuge. on Thursday The continuec
reading of the work entitled ‘Iiurold
the. King” proved the mcIIt of this so
lec.iion
111107111 11mm
The service at the Union chapel. last
night, was the most largely attended
and the most enthusiastic 0110 thus far
held during the series now In progress
there. Rev. J. A. Gardner of Water
bury preached a thrillingly eloquent
sermon from Roman xIv.,17, 18: ”For
the kingdom of God Is not meat and
drink. but righteousness. and penet-
and joy in the Holy Ghost. For he
that III these things scrvcth Christ I:
acceptable with God, and approved of
men.“ The speaker IIIndc plain the
fact that the religion of Jesus Christ
does'hot con'sist‘ In outward obscr
vancos. but III a real heart- work
which manifested Itself I11 righteous
living The Blrchnrd Sisters 110v 'I
sang more sweetly than they did last
night. and there was a prompt and
hearty response on the part of tin
Christian people present In the tcstl
niouy service that followud the ser
tnon. Rev. C. H. Sweet will preach
this evening. and he expects to be are
eluted by Rev. .W. Dark:
~_—-‘.
warren AND Campus.
Alfonso Ii. Coley Is spending a few
days with his nephew. James Coley.
'Mlss Josephine Hurlbutt and neph—
ew Nelson have been visiting relatives
In Brooklyn.
Rev. Id. F. Imlnsbury was called to
Bethany. last Wednesday, by the death
of his father.
Mrs. M. II. ”III has returned home
from her visit with friends In Bridge
port and Wcslport.
There will be a Thanksgiving 1101'
vice. at Norfleld (,‘hurch at to a. In.
next Thurlilay.
Mrs. George Sherwood. of Bradley
street. ‘WIII entertain the Malfunc-
Whlot Club at her home next Week.
Mrs. William Morehouue In very III.
Her sister. Mrs. Josephine Fitch. has
returned from New York, and III c'uI luv
for her.
The ladies of the Aid Society incl at
the residence of Mlaaldsther Whlt»
last Friday afternoon. Supper was
served from 5 until 7.
tatlon Must‘cr
Ridge old. hopln to regain stlcnglb
often" is recent I Incas.
Mrs. Wilbur merger: and Mrs.
Godfrey returned 1mm Bridgeport. F‘I‘I-
day evening. after a busy week attend
lug the Sunday school convention and
visiting friends.
WW
After a woman has chased 11 man so
long that he proposes because be Is
afraid not in. she always speak» of
the engagr-mcnt as her “surrender.
r
t the bran};
John Newton Scoliold has moved the
reapore. mowers and other f rm ma.
chicory from the Bates place. a make
room for the new cottage that George
Roland Gilbert In
opendlnx the week with his parents In
Joni
Proof 5‘1 meid‘t lit?! In the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Eng: Nor-
VII“: I" .
It not the tflMny of strangers;
iVVlut the endorsement of East Nor-
WSW DOOR“: it! .
That's the kind of proof given here.
The statement of an East Norwaik
cltl‘sen. - '
Mr. William Acker, of 10 vao‘
street. employed at the Norwalk Lock
Company. any: "i was suffering
from an attack of backache. and my
attention was directed in Dunn“ e Kldr
nay PIIIs._ I got a box at Plalsted'e
drug store and took the contents as
the directions indicated. They act:
ed promptly and radically. Dean’s
Kidney Pills are a fine remedy for
backache. No reaction, no bottle to
carry. no spoon to forget or lose. You
simply put them In your pocket and
they do the rest.”
For sale by all dealers: price 50
cents a box. Foster Mllburn Co.. Buf-
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Dosn' n-and
take no other.
RETURNS NOT DECLARED.
”-
.2.
State Board of Canvuun Did Not
CanIII the Election Returns.
The state board of cunvassers. to
canvas the vote at. the recent election.
and declare the results. did not per-
form Its duty. Wednesday. and there-
fore all statements as to the official
declaration of the vote are premature,
Owing to some misunderstanding, Bllllr
or as to the law or the. date, or both.
notices were sent out. Inviting the
board to meet at the state secretary's
office at 0 o'clock Wednesday morning.
and special effort was made to get one
of the members of the board there
who. It was fearcd. would not be able
to be present. Then It was ascertain-
ed that the board was a week 100 car-
ly to canvass the \‘0t0 for presidential
electors and members of Congress.
The. board will meet next Wednesday.
to canvass the vote for those positions
11nd may also 1thls Is optional) ihcn
canvass the vote for senators and
Judges of probe. ‘1
The law I895. (‘huptei
(7i .XXXVIII. provides that "the votcs
for state officers shall be canvassed
by Uli' person authorized lo l‘I‘CGth‘
and count the 11111110. during the month
of December ‘I‘cht succeeding the
mouth in which they were cast. but
such canvass shall not be completed
until after the third Monday of said.
December.‘ lids therefore mobnblc
that the board will meet Wednesdur
December 19. for that purpose
WILLIE CAMPBELL lLL.
One of the Most Interesting Figures on
The Golf Linkl.
BOSTON November 23—— Willie
Campbell. whqffi years has been one
of the most lute sting figures on Am
crian golf links. In III at his home 11
Dorchester. with a complication of
diseases. which have affected his
heart, and his physician has given up
hope of recovery.
Campbell Is a Scotchmnn, thirty-
elght years of age. He has 00011.11
golfer since he was old enough to be
come a caddie. \thu Campbell war.
seventeen he first met the cracks of
the golfing world. Ills strong point
was his match playing. In 1882 an
admirer offered to back him agninsl
the world. He was then twenty years
of use. In lilllfl be challenged the
world himself. A remarkable series
of crutches filled In the next five
years. From 1883 to I888, he played
everybody that would meet him for
money, and he won every match he
played.
Campbell was 0111- of the very first
foreign professional golfers to come
to this country. For several years bu
had been superintendent of the Frank:
lln Park links In this city.
LIGHTS T0 WARN MARINERS.
Weather Bureau to Adopt American.
Made Lamps ‘for Coast Signals.
WASHINGTON. November 23——Thc
Weather Bureau experiments with sig-
ual lights for warning sailors at sea of
Impending storms. hove been conclud
0d. and Amcrlcun lamps fitted with
pressed glass lenses. have been decld~
ed on. In preference to the French
makes, which cost five times 1111 much
A system of tircsc beacon lamps soon
will be established along 1110 Atlantic
coast. and great Iukcs, In addition to
the signal service now In operation In
many ports.
The new mcthod of signaling from
the lofty steel lowers. wui far nurpuus
all that hasherctoforo been done. As
each beacIm will be visible about
twelve miles In any direction. the
light: from, 108 of them. which is the
proposed number, would give a. con-
tinuoun series of warnings visible for
nearly 2.500 miles along the neuronal.
. .‘mm
UNION VITERANS' UNION.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. November 25
~Geueral A. H. Terry Command. No.
3 U. V 17., hold a campfire and recup-
,thon last night in honor of Major Tim
bthy Whittlcoey and staff. The affair
was attended by 260 men. in the of
ternoon the annual meeting of the de
nartmont Was hold. The election of
infilcero reunited as follows: Command-
er. Major General John J. itidmondo, ‘ot
bridgoport: first deputy, Albert W.
Crook of Merldon: second deputy,
James‘ 1.. Russell. of South Norwglg.
Followmg that the annual meeting of
the funeral aid association was held.
Col. Frederick 0. Snow. of New 1111-
ven. was reelected secretory. Tim.
3011‘; Whittle-icy was reelected 07,951.
on
an ”a."
Company. of Hartford. 60,11
In of death were "
ember 7th.. and paymeu
full made November 9th
insurance that "1511sz
r. 11 FIELD. Gen Agent:
« . South-dilemma oops:
WW
Under 51559.11 conditions of" the fire
Insurance 1:511:11: noes throughout the
country. it behooves the ward! to
look well tot e nclal o dltl9il of
lubrh 00:99.0? ,Vw is
y. III Insured. mean 0 list
of0 Insurance companies represented
by Taylor A: Golden. will be band the
Liverpool In London I file (the
largest lnIm‘IllBI company To title
world.) the Royal.” of ”70711001; ’lliili
land. (the next largest and strongest
Inouranoe company In the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the stroll, oat in
scrapes companies in this 0 air)” ,
Also twenty other compnnlbl‘ which
are the very best“ doing bhslneVu In this
county and Europe. V' ‘ ,
rise IN‘ New maroon. '_
NEW MILFORD. Novembc1'23wA
house belonging to the heirs of the
late Henry Booth. and coupled by the
family of Edward L. Simona. colored
was gutted by fire, last night, whllo
the folks were at an entertainment.
The loss In In the neighborhood of
$1.000: partly lumped
WHAT" WE HAVE TO
BE THANKFUL FOR
during the Thanksgiving season Is the
blessing of health If We possess It. 1119
free use of "just ripe" fruit is the
greatest prosert'cr and promoter of
health known. Fruits of all kinds In
season can be had at IlHIOT'I‘r.) a.
Baskets of assorted fruits arranged for
gifts. the dinner table or sick room.
G. GHIOT’I‘O,
63 WALL STREET.
NORWALK
Not What You Sail
What You Digest!
Makes You Strong!
Here‘s Digestible Goods—Di-
gestible prices:
Gold Medal Flour, 60c. bag.
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter. 23c. lb.
New. Fat Mackerel, 5c. each.
Fresh Soda Biscuits. 5c. lb.
Pure Lard, 10c. lb.
51b. Box Pearl Hominy. 15:.
{/2 lb. can London Cocoa, 18c.
A. STULL
24 Cottage live.
\05\\
Taper-..
‘ Although we are hav-
mg a very busy season,
we have not allowed
our stock to run down ‘
and can after as good
vaneiv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
'5 5 Sachem
l0 FIRST AVENUE
East Norwalk.
. .. LEI-.25"?-
PROMPT ATTENTION“
“I’D ORDIR.
Plumblogand Ti“ inking
Steam and Gas Fitting
STAMFORD muons
Iloracell hash,
l1! chug: il
Coll. New Mini
1110 W m 875m.
T his us I
a i 5",.
market for Iicndaihcs and Non-
Irnlgin. Lnlils or (Irip.'17licrc-arc
noncbeitcr than Acctnu, few as
good. Acciou is safe and sure.
quick and affective. ’
.«\1 your ilrug‘gist's for 251:. or
by mail, postage paid.
Accton Medical (.11.,
‘ Mystic, Conn.
l
A Good Workman
will give piompt attention to
your plumbing. if you let us
know your wants III that line.
. We employ skilled and care-
I fill assistants and the best of
, materials. Call us up at any
3 time and you'll hare reason to
be glad you did 50.
Phone 137-3.
xCharles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street.
V South Norwalk
Sea Trips
of two to five days' dura1
tion. are offered by the
OLD DOMINION LINE
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHMOND. VA.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
‘Steamcrs sail daily except Sunday
from Pier 26 North River, foot OI
Beach street. New York.
. Tickets Including meals and state
room accommodations $13 00 and 111
! wards.
For full information apply to
OH) DOIIIIOII STEIIISIIIP CD.
If Beach Street. New York. N. Y.
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
J. .7. BROWN. Gen. Pass. AgenI
151:1. . M1591
Plumblnn and Steam Huf-
Inn.
”of Wafer Heating.
Hof Afr Hearing.
s'rovns AND assess.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Goo and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Ceiling,
Have You seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGEII
Can of:
the Jones 8 Ilotchldss Contain
l7 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
The Mission
of Paint
Is to preserve as well an beauti
fy. You can‘t afford to let your
house go shabby. It means do
cayed weather hoards, broken
mouldings, work for the cnarpc~
tor. Save money bv painting
now. (live me an opportunity to
sell you the best point made.
COLONIAL.
DECKER.
87 Washington 81.. So. Norwalk.
-i.D W. RAYMOND»
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
lea Washington 51.. Iouth Mom-lit.
Residence. I Crescent Terrace
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your wants.
Furniture Is carefully Vaoloo
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and Ewb‘nlmers.
12 North Main Street, :1.
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CITY OF NORWALK. ,
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m Leave South
Norwalk 6 p 111 Leave New York.
PIeI 23 East River Beekmnn Street. 1‘ ‘ “
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HORSES'
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming 02‘
,the car-load every
few days. 1
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TIME TABLE-
In effect May 20, 1900. ‘ "Ni ,,
LEAVE scum NORWALK POI
new YORK. .
A. M.—12. 531, 1: 55;, 5. 45, 5:15,
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9 5611,10 2211. 11:35:.11:103x' a 36'
P. '11~12 55x. 1: 17. 2: 25: s: or. -.
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SUNDAYS.
A M——:12 53x. 11:55:. 5:15: a: 08.
p. M.-—3: 2111.5: 35, 7: 20 0:15, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR IOUTH
NORWALK. 1
A. M——:12 02x. 5: 00, 3:00, 7:00.
s:.;,:00:sozooo':,9:01,’ .
11: 001, 11 02 10= 02!. 10.01.
P. M.——:12 02:. 1,04 110,,
4: IO, 5: 08:.
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3:02x, 3:30: to
0:001. 0:02 ,7: coins :50?in- '80
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P. 1592:1032)" 0.00. 7.30. 10.02:. .
LEAVE sou‘m NORWALK PM!
new HAVEN.
A M.:——l 111, 1:.20x 5: 2s 27:.111 8:44.
9: 10:. 10:01:11, ll: 08x.
P. M. ~~12: 02!. l: 10; 3: 107:.2 4. 18,5: 37.
6:.25 7:05. 9:,05x 9:15.11215.
Bridgewt In addition to above 17-
m 2: 15,5 :01 7. 28
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY-
A. M.—6. 35 9:15 9:531.
P. M.--l. 20 4.25, {1th 5‘58.
DANBURY, ‘IO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:-0 00 712.1 9: 38, 11: 37.
P. 57.:w4 90.6130, 0:25.
Sunday trains to Danbury. I: 201.
111.. 7:118!) 111. Leave Daub
5.111.. 0:10Ind9:.00p 111. 1111.80?
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Dorlon House
11' answer: POINT.
loath Nona-iii. ,
IV. I. IULLIVAN. vi, ;
Proprietor and MIMI». l
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Term reasonable. Iathlng boat.
lug, itching, electric care to
oonnoctlng with all train! on the N1
Y.. N. H. and H. R. It.
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Imool IILAND cum IAKII Mill
oHons DINNIII.
‘i Jan-minor II ,
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. 1570 to 11158::‘1
Officer, 420 Main Street:
museum's. dolls
Norwalk Chronicler