“j [in his so soon. ,. ' -
{ cranium-y butter in The Norwalka and
Mull ‘crosmery .that's.‘ delicious. 2th.
‘Jiave you used Accords collect A.
‘S’i‘U‘LL. ~24 Cottage avenue. '
mg”...
n . welws'm NFEoo
- it isi‘pecniisn Bu sill-«customers
who are using Maracaibo coffee tell he
.I’focdor 15s» Sample. it and be con-
.1vinccd. Fine butter'ls our leader.
"L'HOMMEDIEU BROS. 203 Washing-
cil Street. East Side. ' ~
“*‘m" .
~ VTHEi-BEST COAL.“ V
We sell the best grades of hard coal
and fine wood at the lowest market
prices. The best quality of carefully
rcened clean oats: bay, straw and
'- ad Phone 135-4. 2 First Ave. East
Norwalk. J. WALLACE MARVIN.
up illliiiiiili
l business comiirunmtlons for
this office-should ‘be addressed to The
ontinsi. Personal letters not desired.
‘ Mrs. Charles Gehrmann. of Second
avenue, is seriously ill at her home.
There will ‘he' a choir rehearsal at
the East Avenue Methodist Church this
evening.
Tonight the F. 8.8. [Club will hold a
reception. [twill be the first in its
new club room.
Repairs are being made to the Pos-
. tai Telegraph cable under the Wash-
. ‘ington street bridge.
_ l,
” _,flerbert V. “Carr will move next
'intozronezof W. S. Hamel-6’s cottages
.r tentacle :aven-ue. from Cottage avenue.
. J, i ”.44....—
.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Curtis have
- moved from Mott avenue. Norwalk. to
, one'of Marvin‘s houses in East Nor- E
‘ walk. “
. finals;—
_ Robert Morrisonfinight engineer at
gthenrailroad draw-bridge. 'wlllrbe‘ fibie"
toragain attend-townie duties in a coil.
_ ple of days.
i..—
' ,, Harry Hoyt is at the Pan-American
Exposition. He will return some time
next week. Mr. Hoyt is of the firm of
« Hoyt & Wolthausen.
Ellis Taylor has turned a dumb bell
out of a piece of ebony ‘wood for Ar-
thur Beers. Mr. Beers has had the
.. wood for many Years.”
Mrs. Mary F. Ackerman. who is stop-
: ping at the residence of Rev. and Mrs.
._»J. W. Davis. inlBetts Place. was in
« Bridgeport. yesterday.
* The door ofthe east store in Mrs.
' Lce's block on‘ithe Washington street
' «bridge, is being widened. Robert M.
Hoyt is doing the work.
. Miss Sadie Ackcrman. of Bridgeport.
a sister of Miss Mary F. Ackerman.
» will be the guest of her sister and Miss
9, Jennie Davis, over Sunday.
.. The house of E. E. Gorham in Van
ii Zandt avnue. which was being remod~
' oiled, has been completed. The paint
«oi-s will commence work soon.
3. Captain Daniel Petty. formerly of
‘East Norwaik. hilt. now of Heliport. L.
liltintends to move his family to East
Norwalk for the winter. next week.
._.,,.__,_-__
Minced Mrs. Arthur li’addock. of
”Springfield. Mass.. are the guests of
Mrs. Paddock's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Randall. in Riverside avenue.
._.._._
Michael C. Drew_wiliv be brought
.jrom the Norwaik Hospital to his
Items In East Washington street to«
marrow. if nothing hnlookeddor inter-
res. ..
, mhe‘Agassis Association will hold a
selecting this evening at the home of
president. Miss irene P. Youngs.
, imembers are urgently invited to
present.
l‘i‘ rug ”W ‘
us. and Mrs. Frederick W. Starr, of
..- ‘tvNorwaik. have moved into the
as recently vacated by; Drug-
. lies A. Gregory, in Eimwood ave.
‘ a. South Norwailrfi ‘
wan" MW, - ,
bIgor. i}. .1. Roast: will tattend the Chris
" n on also as o , the young pso-
f'tlle churches of The Norwalks,
the residence of Rev. Paul Moore
or. this «suing. .
main David.Rope. who has been
? forseversl dermis convalescent
. I: out?” att'snding 1% blis gages.
cs one wanin-
Coffipa’nyééthe aides. '
LtAv-Ju—n. a
W lull atoll * Street.» ..
I an: sails ed that l scilrthe finest
cheaper than others. The Lenox
.. Creamery. in prints, the finest. life. A
;it is superior to any old at thirty:
j cents a pound. t We sell aracalbo cofg
daughter. Mrs. A. H. Selieck, of Long
first issue of the Connecticut Courant
published at Hartford, Monday. Oct. 28
ing from as .few .daysi illness. .
yesterdlly oil a flying business trip.
u to m to south
A fiction of the _ we... Leasue a»
in
0
and. J. David Hsnford.
‘ "price will lie-given
‘ .i
. “1v .. - . a
Row. J. W. Devisiviil return tomor-
row ft in Boston. where he has been
attonl,ng...the.aanusl session a fthe
Publication Society; of which he is
rrcddcnt. as in company with
have. hi. 2. Ellis, of Danburr; Georilfi
,W. Wallace. “Bridgeport. and Henry
Stone. of Wailingford.
~—
....
A business meetingiof the Advent
Christian Church ‘ was. held last night.
after the regular weekly prayer meet-
inr all! delegates. to attend the state
confer. on ot‘tilenhuilshi‘to be held at
Bri‘stoi’on October 29 and 30. were
chosen. They were Rev. 1". S. Ains-
worth. lirsi delegate; Richard Bland.
accent!» delegate. and Mrsu Elsie Par-
trick. These were elected and Miss
Jennie» Dari-.1 and Mrs. Richard -Bland
were nominated. it. is» not thought
that tile latter two will attend the con-
ference. - The meeting was well attend-
ed. as was also the prayer meeting,
led by Rev. Mr. Ainsworth'.
The game of football on the Decker
Field tomorrow afternoon promises to
be a good one from every point of
view. it will be between the. East
Forwaiks and Darion. The line up foi-
owszi ‘
Norwalk Position Dorian
Doolings . Center Brown
C. Wicks Right Guard Steam.
Holmes Left Guard O’Brien
or Waiteman . . -
Carr Right Tackle Dance
Smith Left Tackle R. Wuers
Carley Right End Cram
Hale u Left End Ferguson
or Wilson
Bennett Quarter Back Johnson
'1‘. Keogh Right Half Williamson
D. Keogh ' Left Half C. Wuerz
W. Wicke Full Back Vandino
WEST NOR WALK.
Mr. M. L. Weed spent ounday with
his parents. -
Stephen Avery and Fred O'Rell have
purchased a cowand heifer. ,,
. Jack Stark, of Brooklyn. visited Fred
O'Reii several days last week.
i "“W‘,’ “"“ ,
Fredarichfiadie and wife of Air
song}. are spending a week at Mrs. M.
tee. .
Quito alnumber oil-persons from this
vicinitys attended the Daubury Fair,
last week. . .‘ .
‘ Beatrice Hits-e,- who—i's—attending the
New ,llrptiap mate Normal School,
visited her mother, Sunday.
Mrs. R. Taggart, Jr., and family. of
New York. spent several days. last
week at Mrs. Andrew Weeds.
Rev, Mr. Hubbard, of South Nor-
walk. preached a very interesting ser-
mon in Unioil Chaple, Sunday.
Mrs, Sarah F; Weed returned home
on Saturday. after spending a few days
with relatives and friends in uanbury.
E. F. Benedict who visited his
island, for several days last week, has
returned home.
Mrs iMcCutcheon and Mrs. Henry.
the visiting .committee of the New
York City District Charity uepart-
merit. wore the guests of Mrs. James
Wood sieveraidays. last week.
Mr. illunt. proprietor of the White
Ook Shade Poultry Farm. is now hav~
ing the winter quarters for his poultry
renovated and fixed over preparator
to‘ changing them from their summer.
quarters.
Mrs. Wm. Chane has a copy of the
176 i. it is one of the only three in
existence and is in perfect condition.
it describes the movements of the in-
dians, and all the late defeats; attachs
ed to this is a copy Published on Oct.
26, 186i. An extra published on the
night of Lee's surrender hangs framed
on the wallmf‘lfrs. Chariots home.
ROW! HON.
' Captain John L'Hominedleu is suffer-
Preston Hart was in New York city:
«-
Mr. lind Mrs. Elinor Case. of South;
place.
Mls'sl nails ‘ coriander. hi Millil
street. is suffering from a few days'
llineu.‘ . y
The ifahl family. of Baton Point.
have in red to East Norwaik fol-tho
winteo:I-;.:-v _ .
on “mixed PM 1'5
Hickson W. Cole.
V. R. Poolcy Ila
k
Rev. Chalk; . .
Mithtow
MissEIinbeth H. Smith. of Maui M
street, has been",visltlilg:in Stamford. t. . ‘-
‘ .2...” Mrs. Mary, Busting, Mb .
, pending til! Ilil‘I‘IIIOI'VI
Norwailk.‘lbant1wednéldiy 111' “lib. Mrs. T. .l‘. Mead. WM
cam.
edict. of .ths‘ West side.
Erani ,’ Boll
Norwsili. in . thit
The numerous .mt . meadows any
meal to the creeks in this place are
now being sheared
Mid til! evening at the h _.
Mrs. liarryLoach and daughter, of in Toilalld. \ "staff.
New, York. are the guests of Mrs. . h. , I
“main and Mrsi
Mrs. Maria Mllimush has. returned?
from a trip to the Pan American Expos
silica and the hi
ports having all excellent time. »
i .
. 1 u :. .i‘
Mrs. Gedrge Scott and daughter;
Miss Jennie. and Milli Nfiii
turned Wednesday. front
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitney.
DAMNMMQMTM
S. G. Bass“ w
Falls and my plates holdings doiiéshow some time
their Wilton residence this week and
returned to their home in the city. ..
as in New York, Tues— Mm '
sireturhed from we... visit to the Pan-American Exposition.
m
m, Goodeve a. improving in Hall Wednesday evening. and a mum
M . Y
Chadderton has returned
from Stamford.
m . .
Mrs. W. H. Fairbanks was in Stam-
ford. Wednesday. .
Miss ida Peterson he.
New York friends.
en—
George H. This! has been ill with an
attack of iumbago.
Harry Clark has returned from his
visit in Bridgeport;
._....._.....__.. ,
Miss Katherine Paris is spending ll
few days in New York.
Mrs. Whittemore, now of Stamford.
was in Darlen. Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Kellogg. of Norwalk, is
visiting friends in Darlen.
Miss Eva Bates- has recovered from
her recent serious illness.
Mrs. Wilbur Bates and Master Mar-
oid were in Norwaik. Tuesday.
' M
William Street and family returned
Monday fro their tour abroad.
Miss Hattie Pooiey ‘is enjoying a two
week's vacation from business.
Mrs. Fairchiid. of New York. is vis-
iting her son. Edward Fslrcbiid.
Miss B. A. Dibble. of Noroton. spent
yesterday with friends in Stamford.
Mrs. Joseph Bates, of Stamford. vis-
ited Mrs. Wilbur Bates, of West ave-
‘ v ‘r I‘. . 9’:
Miss Hattie Color, .of Brookly
rived in Darieu.’8ntui‘d
it. _ .
hr
Mrs. Charles hiliisnaugh and Mrs.
Mary Finch visited Mrs. Carrie Ray-
mdlid. of New Canaan...
‘ MissAnua H. Hadley and Mrs. lrcne.
Fitzgerald. of New York. visited the
Misses Bass, over Sunday.
Mrs. L. C. Styles, of New York. has b
arrived for a visit of a few weeks with
Mrs. Dauchy. LeRoy avenue.
ups—Wm—
Parker Selieck. who has a position.
in Mt. Vernon.“ returned ‘home
week. uite ill. th sore t rest.
" 4......
George Scofioid. of Poughkoepsie. a
. Mrs. Benjamin St. John, was
her guest from Friday until Sunday.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Char-l
les‘IWb-Ittemore is. on the corner of
. Bedford and Sowers streets. Stamford.
.. ,.. W“
, Among those attending the Dsnbury
fair in“. week from Darien were the
Messrs. Tillay. Bailey. St. John. 'i‘in-.
file. and Mr. and Mrs. Dance and fam-
ih .
Mrs. noerfs ., sister, Mrs. 'l‘erhnne.
. is apendi
with, hell at the ,
menace»: ,, g .
mangle a, relative of» ”Marion Han
e o Misses Mar
lleoll. «Mrs. Ter‘
n and Boga-for-
Mi! 3909‘”
_ . 9"“. 4L [w
arezsvi‘sitlnsc‘lus‘: W ,lsoll’s stunts.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0.1Waid. 0 "North H
Mr. Wilison‘ will preach in.
listing thge‘OhurclrSundsy eve-i
i
i
of their Off-ill of items from a trip to tile Adiron in.
$149,.” New Britain. spent Sunday with her
. r'tf’visit
s been visiting
n. ar?
or. for a visit
0 \ been Coniiitutionii convention.
til ‘Plursiitysleetlogsfi, W
.liast’woek for hsr’lioinoill' L ' I, M
like in. mandamus oustoh
m
If.” they to: _.
‘ Miss Alice Olmsto . a. ret roe
George ‘C. Stitt. on the metropolis.
‘ Merciless over Sundayngrmniyl
\ Mrs. Joseph McMahon and family
. wilin‘nove this wwwtheir now home
“ 83-5. Mllle‘ris-in Clueland, 02. in the
interests of the Gilbert Manufacturing.
Company. ' 1
true Helping "In“! Society contain?
i
. in November.
Miss Edith White. who is teaching in
mother. Mrs. More White.
mam—.—
Hcrbert Sturgea and family closed
Mrs.;H. o. 'l‘liomson returned on sat-
urday from a most delightful week's
ta.
Pomona Grange last at Cannons
her of the Cannons Grange toenails
fifth degree. ’
MW
Mrs. Ambler, Miss Elizabeth Ray-
mond. and Lewis Ambler. are this week
enjoying the manyattrnctious of the
"City of Light." at Buffalo.
“w . t .3
Samuel B. Sturges, of Cannons. has
secured a position with the Standard.
Oil Company. in Great Barrington.
+--r-—- 7 .
A subscription has been takenrnnd
aboututso raised to purchase apldt‘ln
Hillside cemetery for the interment
of those unable to own a burial place;
“Many sally decorated wagons you
with members of “The Romany"
brotherhood passed through town,
Tuesday afternoon presumably en‘
route for winter Quarters. - ‘
‘ One or the passengers on thd‘dilli)
down train. Monday morning, star
that there was a delay of fifteenth h-
iites between Gregory‘s crossing and
Wilton station. owing to ll washout. ,Q
Miss Susie Seymour. Miss Ethel Key-
wortb and Miss Mary Nash. of Smith
Norwaik. were the uests on Saturday
but of Miss Helen gnu-gas. A hickory
nut party was the feature of the day.
. M ’ . v ‘
Victor Betta and Miss Elia Scodeid
were married in North Wilton, 'liuesa
day afternoon. Rev.‘Mr. Rollins. pastor
of Bald Hill Methodist Church, outciats
ing. The “bridal carriage was'profuse-
decorated in white..with the other cus-
tomary accompsnl outs, including the
inevitable placard; The happy Pair
departed on the 0:29 p. in. train south.
amid the congratulations of numerous
friends. - _
v . m-‘- .
Several new books have recently
been added to the Library. Among
these are. "On Peter-fa island." by
Anthony and Mom s; "Chauncey
Adams Sayer.” Ch as F‘elton Pidgin:
"Babs. the impossible." Sarah Grand;
“Lessons in Love." El. Trask: “Voices
from. the Sepulchre.” Firth; "The
Young Puritans of,Old Hadley." Mrs.
P. W. Smith: "Animals Rights." Salt;
“Friends and Helpers." Eddy: “As in a
Mirror." Pansy; “Rachel's Farm," Wo-
e. ' , .
consri'ruriollsL aerosol.
for the Convention ‘ls 20.572.
The State Board of Canv‘ssssrs. con-
sisting of Secretary Vinai. Treasurer
Gallup and Comptroller Chamberlain.
met at the Capitol. in lisrtfordryester.
day. and canvassed the vote of the state
of October 7. on the constitutional con~
volition and the constitutional amend-
ments. relating to plurality elections.-
Thc totals of the votesiexciusive of
East Haven) are as follows: ‘
Convention.
Yes ....... ........... ..... 41.317 ‘
No .......... . .......... 41.. 28.746
‘No‘ .. 17.811,
Pluralily ill‘fs'vor of increase
Noodle!“ return of the vote
' ayenron‘ittie convention on
owls more firecr-
Will'. 'Y. ,s we our 3.0 o
‘letftlrd Times titres ‘
, W,
m.
r
v
0..“
.. ‘ . til .
"her i mastoid
Mass, and has entered upon his duties. .
ye’f ‘. .
Vote. Officially Csnvasud-g-Piurslity ‘
and the increase of senatorial districts.‘ .
Plurality for convention, 20.572
Piurality Elections. ‘ ‘ ,
YOU....'.-....i.....’l«. ..... .4938? '
No ...... . ...... ...........14.le6*
' i w
Piursiity in favor ......... 35.891
.‘ 9 Senatorial Districts; , . i
Y“ In:---.-ai,i.--sosses-iv. ‘alm
inland.“ "
.‘7
,vv
*
torsmugersl Roadtbis:
they had made induced me to get ll
be: at Plsisted‘s drug store. They
‘ For sale by all dealers. Price iii)
cents a box. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buf-
taflke no other. ,
: FRAWLEY WILL HEARING.
’Ogorq‘e‘w. Knight Appointed Adminis-
' tinker with Will Annexes.
. AT shearing on the matter ofadmit-
ting. be will of the late John Frawiey
to probate. took place Tuesday after-
$001.13 ; Judge Edgerton. of the Derby
“3;; 1 .5 , .
A j r hearing the will read and malt-
dnclded that as there was no person in
the-(gum of Huntington of the no. of
Willi firKnight (the name of the pa ty
made executor in 'the will) he would
appoint George W. Knight. of the said
town. administrator on the. estate of
tile incensed. with the will annexed. ,
:M {Knight filed the necessary bonds
and assumed his duties. This decision
virtually vitiates the will, while lesvv
‘ing it possible to carry out the ex-
press wishes of the deceased. The
administrator has the power. under di.
rent/ion of the court. to fulfill any or an
clauses of the will. or to ignore any
portion .of the will which seems to be
inequitable or unjust.
estate as if no will were in existence.
but has the will as a statement of the
time the will was draivn. the error in
the name of the person named as ex-
ecutor. making the document practi~
caily inoperative and merely an ad-
visory paper.
A SHOOTING TRIH.
lie—“Did you about anything while
you were up in Canada?”
She—"Yes, indeed! We went out in
11 1 r7.
'. .. . ,ij .. .
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
4 face. as. machinery mixed. _The.,.
house of William Stevens and of
fl Stephen Wilcox. bothon South
Main street. were painted by me
. in this manner over eleven year-
: no. They are still good.
¥§lr house will stand as. well
" a
!
intit.’ Hypnosis: south"
street. Myt‘t‘elideiifl. It
I
t I-.
I" ~. ~ 3"
3 , .
K M“; Jan
do,
.. ml".
. .
hiss. .
no
‘.j‘
, Whleh‘is wiser-will have confidence
Iin the opinions of your'fsllow citizens
or depend on statements made by at-
V Mrs. "Addie Banks. ‘ of 40" Raymond
street. says: "My employment, a but-
‘tonhoia worker on due‘ shirts at Hutch— COflRSE all wanted. ’-
inson. Cole dc Co’s, may nct‘have been
the primary cause of my trouble. but
the constant application certainly does
not help it. for backache and that tired
and weary feeling in the tales op-
pressed me and robbed me of my want
ad energy. Reading one night about
Dean's Kidney Pills and some cures
a
.mw
\
l
i) l"
CHORS A'LLKZKINPS “OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces ns FINE or
m
Other machines chop meat
THIS Doss AWAY
WITH TH E‘ C‘l‘l OPPING
BOWL, ALTOGETHER. '
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread."
EVERYTHING.
H
‘l. 'A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
gave me relief at once. I am pleased C ' ” ‘ ‘ k
to recommend them." . ‘ 0mStOC , ’
Watkins
fslo'N. Y.. sole agents for the United & D .
vStatas. 0W,
Remember~ the name—Dban'sn—and "2 WASHINGTON STREET
South :Norwalk.
" ' Phone 43-6.
-é
Glover’s the Place
FWD
urn
' dill. can Baked Beans.
robate court, acted as judge in the. ,
.Ilit the necessary inquiries, the court
He is. in fact. administrator of the,
recorded wishes of the deceased at the ‘
about one day and shot the loveliest
‘ rhplds‘ you ever saw."
ELITE
The Smart Shoe
for Men.
welcome,
YII’IIiiiti‘ ind Pipe lilnior. i,‘ ,
: ital-usual "a
’ 3m “fling.” m
’ 1: nunui'tiithsnmn score
slit and tonic. No other preflfimn
' ‘ misuse. ~fin-
menses
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
; ws: nave rush comma or 'rlil
can-Loan nvaar new one
~.——
TA R LOV.
.cou‘hlnc'rlcur rnaurixs.
fill-j." loath Mei-Wait. _ »
stod'
i
‘ M
allowed . ,
igeiulsths food and aids
hoping and recoil-
gestivaon
fed (limb
~ $5.75‘perton
living Illkliiiiil t it
has. phi Pric’éi
' calling on
5 attention.
urdays.
manner and at lowest prices Al
warranted. ' .
antesd. .
.“iwlm‘iib 1n” . ‘ . A l G a" TRENT“
motlymlsresaolipsrmaoshtiyhnm w a" N T 8 fi
; indigestion Heartburn. ‘
. Stomach ",Mllldfi'
mlgla.drsmpsn '
. another rssulttofimpsrilsotdigution.
. I'll but. id illt .
Pan-«American Mills. full?
Peninsular Milk, full weight. ‘
Good Maraicabo Coffee.
3 Was. Grape Nuts.
Pilisbury's Oats.
Milli Crankers,
Soda Crackers.
Prices the ow
W
a lbs. we
"H ‘
O , ‘
ARE YOU AWA
to the fact that honest old line he
insurance is a line investment foryou.
also an absolute protection to‘ithoso .
dependent upon you? If you do not
understand this fully call at or write *
the General Office of the Conn. Gobi
Life Ins. 00., United Bank Bull .-
So. Norwaik. Conn.
mm H. "an.
GENERAL AGENT. ”I I
._ Dick’s , If
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new YORK. .
NORWALKIIND
SOUTH NOR WALK. ;
“to in: ‘
s95; “iti‘éa “ ,
Seamcrs Eagle and City ofNoi-a "
walk Icavc New York, Pier. 23. 5
East River, Beckman street, 3.94 ,
m. Norwnlk and Smith Norwaiic
during the night. [audit
cos“
DELlVERED 1N yous BIN. ‘ '3‘
,m
We handle only one grade of Coal,
and that is the BEST. ’ '-
Piace your orders new, and take title
vantage of price quoted above. ‘ >
Best in quality. cleanly cornering? L
competent drivers, prompt delivery. .
No matter what your experience hits,
been in the past, give us your order.
and we will please you. , fl
Successors to B. Hams. "
Coal Yard and silica Water strestl
Branch Office corner Washingtonian
Main streets. South Norwalk. Conn. "
Telephone Call. 81-8.
Discarded machinery of, all kl “ '
piping.steam and water fittings“; ‘ .- “
and builders’ hardware bought ind
sold. Headquarters for refuse mo ”
rubber,~ feathers and all articles , ‘
you would like to dispos‘e or. "
highest cash prices will be no.
ABRAHAM BAR S;
13 a 15 Raymondl
Notice by posts] will receive 9 . ‘
Open 7 a. in. to 6 p. in. "Closedaw
Residence 58 Spring street. ‘
TM. TARLO .
~' WATCHMAKERJEWEL!
All kinds of repairing iii the
Watches, Jewelry, etc." or" 7‘
A call solicitedsnd satl‘iifli‘ction
, "HM-‘1'" .
M. rastovrmg up
Norwalk Chronicler