,11 id no til .6 been
til i. than you Will rottoilidl“ll
vmy line. you call.
11111011019111. 1'11 unite ill at
mart Point street.
MW
113. in, 0W behind a new horse.
~90—
311111] 011111111111 D. Aiusworth. 111' 18
or 111111, has been visiting in
, thitlli' and family. of Pine
’ trolley tor Pensacola. Florida.
Ii the winter.
»" «whfl
1111011111 of girls that M111 Frank
111’ is teaching for Christmas is to
watt-13¢; residence 'i‘huwdny even-
u—W——
Britten " the pet dog of the liafner
11011116110111.1101 Monday through in-
duties received some time ago. aged
11111111 years;
111111111111 John .T Walsh has had 1111
midi on of 11 handsome. hnv window
311'on on his lilhpltutone cottage. in
rosary lionlévard. M.J.Riord11nl1;1.1
been 11111111111111 work.
r. and Mrs. Arthur Seyzmoui of
Dnubury. who have been spending 11
1101111107 theh honeymoon 111 the NIS-
110.11wa lint‘11‘Seymour. in Maple uvc~
011;“ Were' 11111111111 11 1eceptlon last
Satllninvnlght.1\lmut ilfty relatives
and friends were in attendance. and u
do! ghtfnl evening was passed with Vo~
Pork Roast "1: lb.
Prime Rib Roast I2§c lb.
FUR SATURDAY.
‘0 the
East Ave. Market.
1111 11111111111
BRIDGEPORT.
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‘ This - l5“ Blanket
“and Comfortable
.. . .Weaiher.
“no the time for \\;1r111 l'uder-
12cm
4“ARE YOU PREPARED?
, (3111' line 111 these 11111111 keeping:
goods 1111: never more Complete.
BLANKETS.
10.; size. white cotton blankets.
tlt‘iee 5110:1111” 11'. a pair
11 .1 size. \1i1ite '111d «gran blank-
ets price 8111' and :51 pair.
3.; site “into and
liluukets. 111111 $1.51; pair.
’11-.1 111ml l1l1111ket>3 price $1.95,
to $1.1 pair.
l..‘~.1. wool blankets. price 35 to
$10 pair.
1 olttm
COMFORTERS.
llundsmne figured Silkulelle
t‘overiugs. lined 11 itll eheescelotll.
tilled with wit. 11111111 111511111:
price $1.:5.1ml $1 so 1.1.11
\lt'lt \ \1111111'11 -. 111i; till : zllttl
t'lliltlrt'11:.~' underueur. till hltl|l\1
llWlit‘iflW 1'11tl1111.cott1.111tleceelnr
camel all, 111m 1i gamut 111x
J‘rtreu are 1111~1111L1l l '. .1111! the
shit: 1111' 111.111 comp [1"t1.
MEN 5 FANCY DRESS
SHIRTS.
\\ 1; halve .111 eie'tant line of l'un
c1 Slitt‘lh tLlll> Ilt‘ldt‘llttl. t1.) neat
with white collar. .\l.1detroin .1.
heavy l‘vrvulc clotll'.111'1ee , 3 ;1'. and
231 much.
FURS! FURS!
, 0111‘ I111 department need: your
' attentivm from the tart that it into
value: 11111 will want to kumv‘
about these cold December day's.
\inl‘tetl Start mill six large,
tuilmu‘tk catch. 11111 of them worth
,a third more
mute: gawk tmm $1. 51,1 11.1- $111
each.
“with 0.1 Illulllt'l'l.
mawuuhlc pricey.
m.—
‘ NOAH’S ARK.
at the 1.11.1110
1117 the store.
17717151111216 will soon be here.
it‘s well to get wur shopping
done no good moon.
Start out. 11.11015: don"t: delay
Wit .. the selenium are now at
'luorning.
.uilrI-nct.
= The holiday grants are the" talk
weather. the shim-111111111; vthrounh .11
111-11.111 1111 W31
new»
{dietitian nth tip 11111! t
:11. 09111111 to look for the Ihndy side
of the vessel Mr. Smith enioyod the
, Mil throusllont. being able'
11194111 regaini- pd vlisiun
c9019 nixi of the
times Mild? 71111 climate
Rico he dfsarlbes “shunning” There
are no W11 1' porn 11 11 quar-
this: shutterg'lsllle‘ their 110111111111.
11111 are, in bloat the gross noon
11110 We delight til. 1111‘ 11111111. He has
learned that buttons are not. purchaa~
able ltl dry goods nto'rea. They are ob
talnnble unit at hardware stores.
I. E. Gov-ham.
last em 01. Conn.
soils the pain the wear: twice 1111
long as lead and oil-Devon load and
zinc. ground by machinery.
winks-om
new: mill.
The work of placing a new heater in
the llaptlst’parsonage is nearly com-
pletod.
There was skating. yesterday. on
auroral of the small ponds about Ron'-
nylon.
Mrs. ltikor is suffering from a sore
foot 11nd ankle. the result of n11 lujuvi
last summer.
The Epworth League will meet l1‘1'l-
day evening. at the home of Mr. and
M 16'. George Wicks,
“..‘..
A vnlllablo cow. owned by Charles
lirunduge. of North avenue, died early
yesterday morning.
James Gilbert and family. of North
avenue. moved to Fort Point street
1 East Norwolk, yesterday.
..—
Theron Lockwood has had all the
rooms 011 the lower floor of ills resi-
dence in Main street renovated.
Cuchman 11} Stevens are painting the
new addition to the residence of John
L'Hommcdlcu. in Crockett avenue.
Stanley lmvndea‘ gavoline oyster
bout lnla. of Northport Long lslanl.
was in Rowavtou harbor yesterday
William Moore. Sr.. of Raymond
street. the east side, who has been ill
for a number of months. is improving.
Mrs. Cornelius Johnson. of Logan
avenue. was a guest Monday. of her
daughter. Mrs. Fredrick Scotield. of
South Norwalk.
hit. and Mrs. Pay 0. White. of Pro:-
pect Heights. 11r1'tved home yesterday
morning. from 2 Us“ with Mrs.
\\ hites parents in Honey's Fall s. N 1
A rider. whose name is unknown
was throun from his bicycle 11ml.-
eomlng down the hill south of 111»
l‘r.11111\'11vpou'cr house vesterd'u 111'
lerngon. Apparenllv neither the rid
21' or the bike was injured
5
A team 0( horses owned ll“ t‘. it
Garretso'n. of the west side. and driven
by swollen Minor, ran 1111-111 111 Dario“.
yesterday. The wagon pole was bmk-
horses is severely injured Minor was
not in the carriage at the time
John Servis has been transferred
from night duty at the Rowaylon sig-
nal tower to day duty at the Larch-
mont tower. 0. ti. Hoyt. or the 111:1
tel" place. has succeeded Mr. Servis
as night operator at Rowayton.
Mrs. Harriet 5. Young. mother o‘.’
William “1‘. Young: of Lincoln avenue
while preparing to retire. lust manila;
night. tripped and fell to the floor
breaking her left arm Mrs Young 15
in the eightr fourth year of her 1123-.
Dr. Burnett. 01! South Now-.1111. dressed
the fractured bone early the. next
it will be some time hetero
hire Young will be able to use the arm.
..’....—
lllraln Shetron was tippotntevl 11.1 11
committee to attend to tho.- .mutter ol'
1:3!!th the stone for the. foundation.
Mm. Josephine Urn: has 0011111111 the
necessary stone. \ cummittve 1131111
co. and it is feared that one of 1119'
96‘ ‘ ' ill (11 chars
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deuce, in West avenue
vim-MW
. Mr.’ dollnsou and family, who have
occupied the Schloswog place, will
soon remove to Boston.
real
7".”
“It. ll. 8oel1’f’h Noroto'n residence on-
posits themdlf grounds. is being newly
painted: 111110 the fence enclosing the
grounds.
Mimi Angle wood and Mrs Katie
Fotd. of Chattanooga. Tennessee. are
the guesto of their cousin. Miss Carrie
L. Sherwood, In Dorian
The remains of Moses Phelps who
died at Fitch's Home. on Saturday
lant.1vore Inferred in spring Grove
comcte1y, Mommy afternoon.
A special business meeting of the
members of the Congregational Church
will be held tonight at the close of the
prayer meeting for the purpose of con
ulderlng plane to remodel the interior
of the church. making throo aisles. in
stead of two, changing the seats and
gallery.
.—
F‘ricuds in Barton have Just. received
the following news from Chester Row-
lhe U. S. S. Kentucky. under date of
November 14: "My next address will
be. U. S. S. lventucltv. care B F. Star
«1111 No. I Trafalgar Square. Inndon.
England. We have sailed 3.610 miles
so far. and encountered two stormn on
outward trip. We lost in the atmm
one of our life boats and 11 good many
other thinge.l'h11ve been sailing ever
since October 26. and arrived at Al-
Itlel'a today. My next stop will be
Naples. Italy."
. A tramp culled Monday evening. a:
the house of Georize Stmth. teacher or
the Wee Burn Golf Club, to ask for
something to eat. Mrs. Btrnth saw the
mun approach the back door. and went
to ascertain what he wanted. When
she returned. shortly afterwards. to
the room in the front of the house
which she had left. a satchel contain
ing about $10 in money. with some gold
rings and other pieces of jewelry. had
disappeared. She. hastened to Slam
ford to notify the police there. but no
trace. of the tramp or missing satchel
has since been found.
Stephen D. Minor. 07 Rowayton.
drove C. B. Gal'ltson‘s team of horses
to Daricn. yesterday. and pint-1' them
in the shed in the rear of the mixer
House. A passing train frightened the
horses. and they ran to hfaln street.
the wagon striking the stoop in front
of Undertaker James Birchard's place
of business in the Austen block. the
horses continued on. and ran into the
lamp poet in front of George H. Tilly‘s
residence. The pole of the wagon was
broken and other damage done to the
vehicle and harness. The horsea freed
themselves. 11nd were going down No-
roton avenue. when Leroy Monroe ran
out and caught them. The team was
placed in Mather 6: Grumman‘s shed
and the wagon taken to Bailey‘s liver}:
stable. Later Liveryman ladrignn
came down. and took the turnout to
Rue'ayton.
GOVERNOR-E LECT'S ERROR.
Phelps Montgomery ineligible for Po
sltion of JudgbAdvocate-Genenl.
Governor-Elect McLean in his 5911-»
tion of Phelps Montgomery. of this
city. for the position of Judge-Advo
eate~General on his military stuff.
'seems to have made :1 mistake. Mr.
Montgomery seems. and for a very im-
portant reason. to be ineligible for the
position for which the govemorelezrt
has selected him. The important rec.
son is the statute bv which the govern
or is supposed to be governed in 1711
making of his appointments. This
statute reads in cart es follows-
"The JudgeAdvocatc—Gcneml shalt
be 1111 attorney-artist. admitted to
practice in the Superior Court. of this
state. and of at least five venrs' stand-
mg.“
Mr Montgomery was admitted as
practice July T, [8093. He would. there
fore «1 it would set-m not be eligible
for the position to which the Governor
elect has expn'ssuil his incl-111nm to up
point. him. until July 7. 1907-310111-
llnvrn Palladium.
posed of ll. “1, Wells Winfield brunt
Janus, It Stevens and \tilliaru Cosh
1111111 11115 appoluttd to draw up plans
for the foundation of the gun. it was
K111111111011 urged to begin the work 0."
mounting the gun no 12111111 11:11 posalble
t‘harlos Bullock 71111101111:me Non
day morning while tryl 11: to board the
st. L‘fltt‘t‘ Kate C. Slovene The tld‘.‘
was low and 1111 llnlloek 111 ppm 11111111
climbing down the bidder to the boots
deck and fell into the water He
eluted at first to swim to the mm!
01111111 and get. out without. letting .1111
holy know about it. The writer won't
very cold. and he quickly changed hrs
mind and edited for help The men:
bore of the crew reepomlut and pulled
him than! worm only by a thorough
id'uc Irina;
.1 111/retina: unis Mid 1111. Guldor‘s lit-ill.
10:31 night. but 0111001: oil the trim coo-111th
cc. to not upon in deed given by it.
lit. and Josephine 11111111111»:- for title
mm at Will: 111111111111 11111.! 1111211
and also to truhmvi‘. any other
111113111111; 12111 1111111111 properly come 0-:
lure the WWII; After 0301313110116;
lend been rallied to onion tend the 1mm
nits tit the provinces meeting mud and
corrected. the deed for the m attr-
vnu road. Sense technical errors were
noticed. and M11. hammer will he in
termed of their curate-11m. and rcctillv
then
"mm moron.
111nm.
man-nu.—
mm.
‘WM
Num'mmnum
heir heal.
Wt your“ people minced 1111116 5
in: it. Antoni: poem. 11111119116111: .0 ;
mm Alice and 70111111;- Pmtey Mum I
ammunonma «on «1111311111.!
.1 Sunday downtcll sure Gov1 r1111.-
lchct ldI-lmtn urns 111111171111“! in ref
lero 11121 to the other: 00 the ineligibility
1of “money Phelps Montgomery for
£011.: position of Judze \dvoc all (loner
at on the governors out! The my
'.cmor was asked if he 1"“ 119mm when
he appointed Mr Montgomery that he
[had “Noticed law and had- been. mi-
'mltted to the boar out two year:
‘i do not euro to 111111 anything on
that matter." replied )lr McLean. ‘1’-
ter 11 11101111111111 heart-lion.
inoculated the
l
bee-111111: he has not been a member on?
51110 but the vents?”
l "l have nothing to say whatever "
was the governors definite reply.
it to understood, however that (low
ornmlect 111-Sum isms gin-n 11331111..
once to more of them.- who heavy,» been .
minimum at the: “mot-imam, that
1.11 this opinion» there is no conflict In
tween Mr. Moetgoma'ry'c «thtmnt
12111.0 tilt? 0000:2011“.
OEAD ANCESTORS I” CHINA.
1m ancestors- are said to or 11w
tmmmhdthmmwtut? In
minim would he has fireman-st it tho
’cmt, m not 0199 11:11: min.
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land. formerly of Rownyton. now of .
“A11 3 mutter of heI. Mr ”clot-11111"
Interviewer. to Mr .
Montgomery ineligible to the position
x
sid9,. to aide ind cutting hi wind
ppei 1111001091170 till“ M in 11
in? gun in 11111 110111: vilth 9‘ kn
1111110 K911 1111.111 1111.111
the 1': 11111111113” "
on .
court 11t Spri ' , Milan. for the
lost of 9111111 in 'wo‘iiient which
occurred 11 year ago last 001.0067. and
Peter Trackball timer tor 3111111111121
rocbived 01,600 60000 personal inlnrlss
received at the some time. K911119117
1111111111111 suit for 82.000 and ’l‘reekho 101'
14,000 damages. .
' -.’....—
111011.
in Superior
The Rel. Asher Anderson, pastor of
the First Congregational Church. of
Mer.idon has been appointed to 11 ul-
nrled office in the most important body
of American Congregationalism; He
has been elected by the 111-11111101111,
committee of the national council to
1111 the secretaryshlp made vacant by
the death of Dr. it. A. Hanan. Mr. An-
derson will serve the council 1111 its
secretary until its next meetrng in Oo-
tober. 1001. continuing for tho present
in his pastorate; At the next notional
council meeting in all probability the
committee will decide to give. Mr. A11
demon the position for life if he will
accept.
The question of whether Elias E.
Bristol, the llverymnn of New Haven,
was on the verge of delirium tremena.
when he ahot his uncle. James Bristol.
June 27. 7899. 711 what is to bo.determ-
load by Judge Robinson in making his
decision in the 626.000 damage suit
brought by the uncle against his neph-
ew. The dotenitel‘is that the young
man was irresponsible for his act. The
uncle claims that there has been no
evidence to warrant the presumption
that the young man was not in his
accustomed state. Arguments were
completed yesterday and decision is
reserved.
it has been undermined that the
team which ran over firemen-old Jos-
eph Gockurnes in Blank street, inflict
lug lniurlea from which death resulted
was drl1en by John R. Murphy. if
Nausetuck. Mr. Murphy called at the
001cc of the chief of police. yesterday.
and explained the accident. saying that
immediately after it occurred. the boy
did not appear to be severely injured.
and that it was not thought necessary
to call a doctor. No blame hue been
attached to Mr. Murphy in the matter
and the medical examiner will so re-
port to Coroner Mix. of New Haven.
About. two weeks ago. Officer George
Strickland. of the Hartford police de-
partment. went to. llford on a hunting
trip. He bogged rul ducks and up
on his arrival home had them put in
cold storage. 0119.0! the ducks was
dressed. Saturday. and in its strum
a gold nugget. was found. The 1111ng
was taken to the William Rogers Man-
ufacturing Company's factory. where
it was valued at :1 little less than a
dollar. Officer Strickland considered
it unite a curiosity.
Former Sergeant of Police. Lyman
Smith. of Hartford, died at his resi-
dence. No. I2 Russell street. yesterday
afternoon. He had been confined to
his home for six months past through
the gradual breaking down of his
health. and the. end comr- not unex-
peetedly.
LAY iNFLUENCE IN METHODlSM.
The tenem: conference of the '.'.‘es-
leyan Church. ln'tngland. has taken a
step in the same line as the general
comet-euro of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this country. and taken it
so quietlv that it received very little
notice From the time in which a min-
isterial conference came into posses-
sion of Wesley's numeracy the on
gn'snive section of the. fatty have in
various ways been contending for
equality in all matters not exclusively
pastoral and also a share. in the mast
ligament of theI publishing. The min-
isters have held firmly to their prerog-
ative. but this year they conceded lull
mopentlon to the lam on both these..-
long and bitterly contended points.
BSTABLISIIED “45.
Mei
NEW YORK STORE.
Broadway. Owner 3111 St.
BROOKLYN STOIEB.
Broadway Ind Redford Ave;
St. and )‘iatbush Ave.
Fulton
Of course you've heard of u—wc
Ire rcprcoentllite
Clothiers.
Furnishers.
Halters.
0' NEW YORK.
.. .. -.‘.
'Clotilos. hot and our stores too in
.21qu.
I Then we'll come to row—it card to
lam: 1111:. mm A. CAMP. 11 111-11111111111611
M 1m 1911110711“ Ii- wttl full to
and aim to you would.
5 1110 Alum mm to: In. Yum
Men nil 1.11m Gentle-n b "any.
M11. Camp's home Mire-I ts
loud H's; re ‘ '
down his titro'atwtlien 11111111. than; ,
I00 1111111111 ,
61111011 you'd Wflflmw 1111 for"
item-woo. nod: “Warm cm.
1111111.: ”In min-tun 11mm“.
mustmm~
ammonium ”mm
”mun. mum”.-
Dzuhnmsflmlhllu Gn- W m , no
mucus-unmet
ometul people will 1.1'11.
Tell, their experience for the public
good.
So. Norwalk citizens praise Dunn's
Kidney 11111.. ' ,
Kidney softeners appreciate thin
They find relief for every kidney 111
1190.11 what this citizen says:
Mrs. ‘A'ddle Banks, of 10 Raymond
street. says: "My employment. 11. but-
tonhole worker on line -shirts 'at
Hutchinson, Cole lit Co's. may 1161
have been the primary cause of my
trouble, but the cenctnnt application
certainly does not help it. for book.
ache and that tired and weary feeling
in the lotus oppressed me and robbed
me of my wanted energy. Reading
one night about Dean's Kidney Pills
and some cures they had made induc-
ed me to get a box at ‘Plnisted'a drug
store. They gave me relief at once. I
am pleased to recommend them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents a box. Foster-Milhurn (30.. Buf-
falo. N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States. ’
Remember the name—Donn‘s~and
take no other.
W
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.\ l’.~\.\’.\i’.‘li.\.
.\ll it'll-1 suffer land there are
111111110 from Headache or Neural—
gia or any disease where pain is a
prominent
5111111111111. should try
Acctou. it reliever; quickly. .\t
Uniggists. 251'. :1 box. or
.\cetun Medical (11..
Mystic. (1)1111.
Sea Trips
of two to he dul' duty,
tion. In ohm or m
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TO
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
RICHION'D. VA.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Stem all all! «not 31nd.)
from Pier 26 North River. foot 01
Beach met. New York.
Tickets. including meni- nd sure
rum: accommodations, 313.00 and up
var s.
For hill information only to
Old! 003110! 87W 00.
.1 Inch m1. New York. N. Y.
it n WALKER. mac ileum.
J. .1. BROWN. Gen. Pun. Aunt
HAKMWIIIIN.
Th1: candied ohcnhnble of emotion
mic. new friend: every day retain old
friends Midas. Want to how the
why “It I'Mmfone.‘ No moon
more easily muttered. Th: 911w
out inc 1111 your. not gluon; our
workmen are apt. 1111111111 and m-
lnnrmt at their trade. end 1:11.» 19mm
to b». 1101111191111: to 11m tmllco! of
'cvm customer, whether In can In
Imam or he Morn worth of mm
now “try our diorama: m
1min- 71115114011 for 1111 team than new
thing we km
G (311161101
In-
It! Warm
HIGH-OI. QAIII. I
ll! ”WALL 31"“ WM
1011111151 55 . .e‘
» Pli‘lisical Power.
bills.
Rib. pkg. Jenklno’ Buckwheat. 10c.
8 1111311. None Such Mince Meat.
Solid Packed Tomatoeu.
Milli Crackers. ‘1 8 lbs. 161:.
Soda Crackers. 3, 51: lb.
Ginger Snapl, 51: lb
111;. STULL
24 (30771163 110118010.
EAST NORWALK.
[Less labor to pafiyour grocery I . I
2509 '
81: cm. '
' 1N 111111119119. 11.1.7.1...
.tween 11 111101.320 ' .
BOOK CASES.
Belt 1113111 ureamm Butter. 239 lb. , hellhts 11111111111691. ms to '
Pure Lard. . 100 lb. / . 1.110129 DIIKI and 01p _
Gold Duet. 151: 1111:. '
11111833019116. .. ' '
A..fiNuILI and little: cl
for any 11111111909900? 151'
7811111.;
we have not allowed
and an offer as’good
variety as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk
Tel. l35-2.
PROMPT ATTEN'lth
1’9 OIDII.
Plumbing’andTinning
. 3121111111111! 1111' 11111111
STAMFORD 11111111..
Howell. Nash.
0911. Nol'rn MAI!
Inn Vi m 8731127.
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A Good 11111111111111
know your Innis in that lino.
we employ skilled and mm
fol mutants and the boat 0
11111311911.
tune and you'll have
be glad you did 1111.
Phone 137-3.
511 m lain «not,
“It mar.
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mus-non .
Hugh!" m M Du- 4mm“:
Although We are hav-
mg a very busy station.
our stock to 71111 devil).
111:1 sire prompt attention to
your plumbing. if you lot 11.1
Call 11.1 up at any
mason to
Charles E. Clapham,
411W. RAYMOKDP
OW Win-QM
MIMTM
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0,11 . NORWALK. . ,
1,, IOUTH NORWALK.
1, ”lid
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vapour AND mom. 9' 1
Leave 11111111111511 m. 1.91.111 , :
Norwnlk 6 D :0 1.11m NOW .02," '
glot- 28, Eat River, Beekmui Btipe'
v. til ,
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We have 111111
the! ear-loud Ivory
’ fow'd’iys.
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m
m Jarrett.
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LEAVE 0001’“ NORWALK Fan
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