. cscnptipn Druggnt and
Photo Supplies.
205 Washington Street.
“Hittite he
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W1;
.. -- SIEN’I‘I‘INEL
. handball downs
NONE SO GOOD.
I am satisfied that i sell the finest
creamery butter in The Norwslks 1111.1
cheaper than others. The Lenox
Creamery, in pr.ints the finest 270. A
full creamcry that's delicious 24c.
iiave you used Ansonia coffee? A.
H'l‘ULL. 24 Cottage avenue.
the day
mp1 aim;
THE BEST COAL.
We sell the best grades of hard coal
and line wood at the ioWest market
prices. The best quality of carefully N
screened clean oats: hay. straw and
feed. Phone 135-4. ‘3 First Ave. East
Norwalk. J WALLACE MARVIN.
ENEI NNNNNEK NENS
Work is progressing slowly on the
St. John Sewer l11 Rhetside avenue.
Repairs are being made to the Bone.
dict Farm bridge. Some of the plank
ing is rotten.
it
1111 repai
Rev. Arthur .I. Smith. of New Huv»
en. who has been YIBIIIIlg‘lD this place.
has returned to his home.
Mrs. James H. Stovens. of (‘ovc
street. was unexpectedly called to Sing
Sing, N. Y... to care for an invalid.
down in
It is thought that if the weather is
good, the Clemiand Wheel Club \1ill
go on its contemplated 11111 next Sun-
ueer ac
day. q
There wasn large attendance at the
class meeting in the East Avenue
Methodist Church. last night. led by
James ll‘Hommedleu.
*
many.
but uiwa
fl...
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram S. Miutbu, of
Southport. who have been visiting in
this place for 11 week, returned yes-
teldawtu theil home
that one.
Ezra Hoyt and son. Ham 1v iioy.t
of Cove street have purchased a house
and lot in Tavior avenue. South N01
walk item the estate of Chester It
Toiles.
-.Mr and Mrs. Josiah A. Sturgess of
Boston. who hme been the guests of
Mr. and 111113.11: S. Williams of Fort
Point stieet. have retained to their
home.
Miss Mary Helserlnann, of Bridge-
port. left yesterday for New York. af-
ter being the guest of Miss Louise
Olmstead. in this place. She will re-
main in New York for 11 week with rel-
atives and then return to her home.
Edith Smelling a seventeen- year‘old
girl is being detained in Stamfoul
having been found in a house alleged
to have an unsavory reputation. The
police are is. inquire into her case, as
it is believed she is mentally unsound.
Everything is ready for the Mother
Goose entertainment to be held in the
Sundiu school 100m of theL East Ave
, nue Methodist Church this evening.
3 The decorations are handsome and
varied and when the seventy children
assemble on the elevated platform.
ailment.
‘ 1 1 '~I 11 .
which Sexton Cim' has erected. the 3:1;n1lroth. M1. Abtndroth is 111 bro
scene will be a beautiful one The ' ____
program that has been made out is Franklin VanScoy has resigned
one that will appeal to all lowis of
recitation and song it is fair to pre-
sume that the entire room will lie fill-
ed to overflowing.
James H. Stevens. of Cove street.
was in New York. yesterday and start-
ed home on the 3 o'clock express. The
train had proceeded only a short dis-
tance when a stone came crashing
through a window in the smoking car
A Stamford man had his face verx
badly cut. and Mr. Stevens's eyeglass-
" were the only things that saved him
from having his eyes filled with bros
en (lass. One piece did strike him
and he had an examination made by
a physician on his return to South Nor
walk amt was gratified to learn that.
he had not been hurt.
to. Cal..
pine, 9.
tables.
The emblems of mourning. which so
suddenly and sadly replaced the tank
Ice decorations on the Van Zandt me
one triumphal nrch. erected at the ex-
pense of the fire fighters and fire po
lice of the East Norwnlk Fire Depart
moat. were taken down on Monday
morning. by Skipper Arthur Carr and
his mate. Mortimer Roberts. '1 was
the foresight of Carr in bovine this
done prior to the execution of Czol-
pops. otherwise some of the 80c iallstlc
foroisnero might construe it into hav-
1 ins been placed there for the memory
] of that miserable wretcb.
' -Rev. ..l W. Davis. Miss Jennie Dn-
via. 8. W. Velour. it". Alan-
worth. Richard Bland. are attending
the thirty- om: annual state conven-
tion of the Advent Christian Church.
which opened It BriItol yesterday.
Rev. Mr myth is president of the con
I. nation The thirtieth annual meotlnu
'M the State mods! School Annota-
tion will be bold: It the pane place
York tlli
g; 1...
dance.
enjoyed.
Garrett
I state odyfit
rllt c arches w
i 9 is:
. hoof deflation. Rev.
ifir. Ala-wort lI «oratory and in» I'll!
rim of the conference and Mr Volum- '0‘“
in trcmm of MI. Loft] Workers. 1
o “0.1;“
ton rotten 3111”
that whoever
convene ht
rotary of tho M M
ivmu'mi ““10
11.11 the lob of M lb“
'1 “Airgun
I“nutter doing bushel-I in lining “is: n 0.81“,“
all yet.
a day over it.
b m replied that he had seen In 1
0 Must describe: slim «sway.
grown?“ Ind the Loyal Workers of he had Icon
we“
hit-1 m 11am
Benedetto 130110er “I not
HI
was I boy.
mew—u»...
Levi .1. Jones is in receipt of anoth-
e1 letter from his brother Homer. who
is traveling in Texas in the interest
of the Royal Baking Powder Company
in it Mr. .Io.neh who is stopping in Mr
Illfifiton. lluys his respects to the hotels
in the stats and continues:
been in the kind of territory where
they have only one train a day and
that one strikes town anywhere from
1 o'clock in the night to 1 o'clock in
I caught 11 help at 8: 40 this
i had the choice of doing
it this morning or tomorrow mowing.
A cheap piece of country where ium
her and cotton are the products of the
earth. The same kind of malarial look
ins people that would be found in that
marsh around the site of Ancient Baby
i011 and not many more of them.
By the way i had a ride on the Tex-
as. Sabine Valley and Northwestern
,Railway known as the‘ “Windy along
the line and by those who ever rode on
it took five i10lll8 to go just sixty
miles and we tried to go all the time.
Such a.track you never saw or heard
of. The. rail is about 26 pounds to the
vard and they have no money to spend
rs or modern notions.
The track would drop down into a
hole and We would go down in after it.
now an engine could pick its way over
the distorted track i can't see.
bad a crossing with a branch line and
instead of the usual frog or stationary
trossing they had used pieces of rail
loosely spiked to the ties. and strange
to say the wheels found their way 0161'
it and went on just glad they were li1-
ing wheels and knew so muchl The
ends of the pieces would bob 11p and
the ends of the ties WOlllu go away
cars
would careen like. a ship in a gale, lla-
aily right themselves and make ready
for a passage through a slough with
water for-ballast and God's love for a
road bed.
The conductdr told me they have
He has been on the
line for twelve years and knows every
cranky piece of rail—«and there are
the loose sand. The
cidents.
He savs they frequently break a rail
He figures
that the weight must be heaviest on
They don't go fast enough
to throw the weight on the other rail.
He. says he has had whole rails out
several times but if one rail is left he
always goes right on, as she will take
the next one like a cenupedc crawling
11p onto the next pair.
They economize all they can. They
turn out the headlight at night to do
switching. Now when you just guess
what a nice country to travel in such
one must be where that is the only
railroad and they try to not one train
The howling town of
Carthage is lecated on it and not 11
“dealer in the town ever heard of prices
on Royal Baking Powder.
meal and bacon by heart and could
tell me the number of black spots the
razor-back had from which the bacon
was extracted etc.
try, and so interesting for tourists. I'm
one of ‘etu.
vs the inside rail.
D‘RIEN AND N080 TON.
Hanl‘ord Smith is suffering with 11
severe cold.
A supper was given last night at
the Soldiers'
Home.
Former Constable George Sherer is
quite ill at his home from a peculiar
Mrs. l... B. Tripp. of South Norwalk.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
from the Knowlton Drum Corps. on BL"
count of being in South Norwaik. hav~
lng no time to practice.
Harold (‘lark has gone to Sacramen-
for the winter.
moved into his meat market yesterday.
Rancey Pooley was in charge of the
The Eagle Hook and_ Ladder Com-
pany is getting read to move its pre-
sent truck house on the adjoining 10!.
A second story will be erected and will
be used for reception rooms and pool
.-. .—.~ —-.-a—
A reception and formal opening of
the Darien Public Library will be held
Saturday evening.
vited to call and look the place over.
Books will be received from anyone
who is generous enough to give them.
Rev. Joseph 1.. Guernsey and his fa-
ther. Prof. A. B. Guernsey. attended
the convention of King’s Daughters
and Sons It the South Norwnlk Con-
gregational Church. yesterday. Prof.
Guernsey postponed his trip to New
today.
The Odd Fellow. in New Canaan
had a royal good time lost nicht. and
C. F Bates. of this place. was in ntten
it was their Annual roll call
and ninetv-eizht memberl answered to
their names. Several were heard from
by letter. Dancing and I banquet was
u...— ‘9'“—
Olllcer Edward J. Ladrlun [01 track
of Denovrlo. the man who murdered
He Inked
I German who won driving slow the
road on the Connecticut Turnpike. if
Inch I than. The German
Barry. ycIterdIv.
31mm”
has I bootbdcmddlu
income of Vim Dim.
and dad vfollower!
valentine Ind been before the that
”l have
They
They corn
Wonderful conti-
Richard
James Pooley
Everybody is in«
inn and
I said
“Tho ulcer
and
H t In on the
Hard mo M said that tth
ind not seen anyone nIII that in", in
MICE}!-
Rev. Frank A"
no II 111161111111 I
its!» do" In No 1Yorlt.‘
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Pan-American Exposition.
George Ackerly has secured a posi-
tion with .i. .11. Broadway.
Miss Olive James in taking much
pleasure in riding A new bicycle.
Mrs. George Blivernaii.‘ of Nouns.
luck. 18 the silent of relatives here. "
$311111. A. A. Austin and family have
liloved to New York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hail and son
are boarding with Mrs. Charles Prince.
Mrs. Charles T. Lowndes. of Main
street. has been visiting in New York.
Miss loin Stevens has been out of
school for 11 couple of days with tooth:
ache.
Mrs. Iva Hall has secured a posi-
tion in the R & G factory In South
Norwaik.
Mrs. Cora A, Neuer and daughter
Beth. have returned from their Visit
in New York.
Miss F. J. McKenzie, of New York.
is spending a few days in this place,
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mardln are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Arthur Grif~
flu. in Main street.
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly has been the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Judge. in Malena, N. .1.
There will be an entertainment dur-
ing the first week In December for
the benefit of the gun fund.
Miss Kathryn Stevens. of Main
street. has returned home after spend-
ing a few days in‘ New Haven.
Miss Lillian Crockett. who has been
the guest of relatives in Newark. N. .i,
has returned home to Rowayton.
Mrs. William E. Liowndes is visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. William Hoyt. on
the West Side. for a week or more.
Albert Lynch. while playing foot-
ball last Saturday. was struck in the
mouth. He suffered a broken tooth.
Frederick Mead. of the firm of Mead
Brothers. is spending a few days at
his home in Greenwich with his n10-
ther.
The Misses Grace Plunder and Lola
}odfrey attended the Yale biecnten
nial anniversary at New Haven. last
week.
Harry Griswold, who went to New
port to enter the naval school. did not
do so, blivlng had some trouble with
ills eves.
Captain William 1. Stevens. of Main
street. is quite ill. lie was able. to go
to New York yesterday to consult a
specialist.
Miss Maymc Tamlyn. of Brooklyn.
N. Y. has returned home from a few
days‘ visit with Mrs. Samuel Mead. or
North avenue.
William Sargent Kendall and fam-
ily have returned to New York after
spending the summer and fall at Con-
tentment island.
Miss Built Thames is carrying her
left hand in a sling, as a result of get-
ting it cut with an axe. while trying
to split a piece of board.
There will be e. Hallowe‘en party at
the residence of Maude Adams in
Highland avenue. Thursday night. A
good time may be expected.
Eddie Smith has bezun selling l'nc
Evening Sentinel in this place.
The Sentinel, as everyone wants it.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held tonight.
cantllc establishment. spent Sunday
with her parents, at their home. in
Lincoln avenue.
There will be an entertainment and
Hailowe'en supper Thursday night at
the Rowayton Methodist Church.
Those who are to take part are re-
hearsing nightly.
John D. Fetter and family. who have
been stopping In this place durlnx the
summer and early fall. returned today
to their home in Brooklyn. where they
will remain during the winter.
The Ladies Foreign Miloionnn So-
ciety meeting will be held in connec-
tion with the mist Aid Society to
narrow afternoon It '3 o'clock Ihnrp.
It the home of Mrs. Jennie Sharer.
Mrs. Waring, who conducted the
Berkley house in this pilot» during the
summer. has [one to New York for
the winter. 1". C. Benedict but moved
in on caretaker durinn‘tlle winter.
III-i.-
The gymnasium class in charge of
mlflbfllt A imp It the helical in
"It“ with inocu- Thoreau
sixteen clrlnn tho ciIII. II follows:
1m. Lynch nliuth’ Bill-rd Minerva
Carpool». Oflvo Juan. wit-n ultlI.
Innis Rotund.m:'.8mvono.noth
liner Cornet“
“Waters. Ruth Thoma Raoul Ferris
Mim Mondrian of the Vivian Stevens. Nettle Picador. Ida
Mm”, 1‘11... opinion that the from tookto the Wicks and lube! Ambler.
woodI. which are nearby. The con- ‘ ‘1‘-
WM”
8!. lottlmr'c (limb. All Below
Day. Friday Remote! 1: Morning
service with the Holy Communion. at
The bishop of the diocese
will vlvlll the 11111.11 for commotion
on the evening of I'm”. Nov-non II.
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Miss Ferris left inst Friday for tho ‘
lie ‘
says there is no trouble at all in selling .
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist
church will hold I Hallowc'en social. 7.
tomorrow evening at the parsonage. 1
Miss Elsie Crockett. who has a luc- :
rative position in a New Haven met. .
of
keeps the
13% {
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CALL #011 FREE ‘
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR 38 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.
WILLIAM M. BETTB. 15 Main Street.
it is hand dipped by the
palm oil process, having the
richest and heaviest coating
many houses on the Atlantic
unheard: ‘
M F Rootin'gt'i‘in will last A lifetime in
any climate; resists atmospheric gases,
cold or heat. is fireproof—best and
most economical in every way. Ask
your roofer, or
Mail‘iliiiii‘i‘alfi":
'rlll twin“ company.
«where the air is strong-
ly impregnated with salt,
peer tin quickly rum.
M F Roofing Tin best
I‘dsists this rust- -prodnc-
lug atmosphere. because
pure.ti11 and new lead. 011
house dry, not affected by
tainted bookA on roofing. fl".
flow York.
”All
A STRICTLY PURE AND
‘ APPETIZINGTABLE RELISH
FOR SOUPS. OYSTERS. FISH.
GAME. MEATS. ETC...
- ' "mm tikt'collco'
momma
SAMPLE in
Norwalk.
FLO
NEW YORK
BOSTON
Smlord. F in" and
WM. P.
,
CLYDE Q
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES PEN-
SIONS ABANDONED.
CHICAGO October all—After nearly
a years c.011slderatlon it is deemed
probable that the plan to pension em
ployeea of the Chicago. Milwaukee &
St Patti railroad will be abandoned.”
and an accident and death insurance
system substituted. When the idea
of pensionan the l5000 or 20000 cm
ployes of this road was conceived it
was submitted to the men. but did not
meet their approval.
The plnn had no provision for pay-
ments in cases 01 accident except
thIt employees would be pl on the
pension “It a totally lncnpacitntod by
accident. or otherwlIe. This In» one
of the W objections to the ori
final plan To overcome this it lI now
proposed to abandon the pension plan
and substitute death and accident in-
surnnce.
ONLY CUIII POI DYIPIFIIA.
In. Willa BuIII. of N" m
Nmt‘hottiecurcdm 1
Formerly n.H.PlIlItIdIndf.,,
minor.
new
C LYIE LINE.
The Only ”mot All-Water «can
BETWEEN
OHARLEUSTON.S.C.\
JACKSONVILLEJ...“
St. ohlu River Sonics between jacksonvllid
Post Modern SththIpI Q. Finest Service
TllEO.1‘..EGER. a“. 1!.
I9 State Street. New York
1‘
I DA-
intermediate landings
60.. Gen’l Atom-
.1111st
Your Lifemyi
You «I hosted of any Int-norm unl-
out no undo wIll. 1mg. full
new” I: Iodvigo vigor by“ taking
that not” strong. y
l‘“ I in too do“ Over 5 3,”
cu Alldmgists. fl
mend advice FIRE. A recs STERLING
um c0. Chicano or New Yak. €51
PRES. M' KINLEV' s AUTOGRAPH.
NEW YORK. October fill- ~Thefirsi
autograph of President McKinley offer.
ed at public auction in this city since
his (tooth has iuIt been sold or I Fifth
Avenue firm. It was simply his name
in full. "William McKinley." written
across an original cabinet photograph
of him. Nevertheless. much interest
was manifested by autograph collect-
on in this disposition of this item. Af-
tor spirited bidding.r the autograph was
secured for “35,1’hlo indicates that
McKinleyI autograph It the present
time commands on sigh a price as that
of any or the presidents.
A FIINOIOH ATTACK.
1111 attack It» mm mode on C. I".
Collier. of Churches. lows. that nearly
1 proved fatal.
a; non: His hock not IO time he could
it came through hlI kid
not stoop without [mt pain. nor lit
. in I choir except propped by campus.
1? No remedy helped him until he tri
Electric Bitten. which enacted Inc
, I wonderful choose that he writes be
9m“ NOT OI“ l.‘ ' tools like I on Into. This pin-velo-
NEW YORKW 0W nodlclno coroI backache Ind lion”
mode: It the sinner 13111111.»ch Ir- mum. purine. 11111 blood m sum.
rived last night Ml VII ”I up your hesitil. Only 1011.11 1‘. fl. Box-
11111111. cumulative
out“ mum than
d”. but If” she iI not
did he rem her
than»
lcr's drug store. South Norwniit. Ind
John A. Nun’s drug “on, Hawaii.
"I can't under-Italic} laid the mud»
turtle. “why you fellows 111m IcnlII.“
“Well. you see.” the block
pm Why. “who! come lobar-
mn looks as we wont to gotta weigh
I” .
rc'm ‘ “g
Bram of
“Say.
“is corn rain
the house.
:4 Cottage
Who. 1 ‘ it“ you think .621
1 "Why. they keep right on talking
1 about all hint“ of way of killing mos-
IIIIIIM C. C. C. Never IdId ill built
tilt (lulu who tries to u"
lllmhlu‘ Infill £004!" 1
pop," remarked little Willie.
ing an Infant industry?"
“No. my boy." answered the head of
"Well, what do they need cribs for?"
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Groceries the Best.
Our very best Creamery Butter, 24c. lb.
Pan-American Milk, full Weight, it can.
Peninsular Milk. full weight.
Good Maraicabo Coffee,
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts.
Pillsbury's Oats.
3 lb. can Baked Beans.
Milk Crackers,
Soda Crackers,
81:. can.
15c lb.
25c.
9c pkg.
10c.
2 lbs. for 150.
5c. lb.
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Prices the Lowest.
A.STULL,
Ave.. East Norwalk
the General
So.
Life ins. Co.,
Norwnlk.
FRED. H.
GENERAL AGENT.
ARE YOU AWAKE
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance is a line investment for you;
also an absolute protection to those
dependent upon you?
understand this fully call at or write to
if you do not
Office of the Conn. Gen'i
United Bank Building.
Conn.
”EL D.
, n w.
‘1""‘"' iii. Diti’s lldicinl
R HEUMATISM
ALL DRUGGISTS.
CURES
HOLD BY
walk leave
during the
Place your
No motm
Coal YIrd
5.11.1.11111‘11...
NEW YORK.
NOR WALK AND
SOUTH NORWJLK.
Scamcrs Eagle and City of Non
East River, Beckman street, 3 p.
111. Norwalk and South Norwalk
BETWEEN
New York, Pier 23.
night.
C O A L
$5.75perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one prune of Coal,
and that lI the BEST.
order! now. and take Id-
vnntue of price Quoted above.
But in quality,
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
019”“! screened.
WM? IOIII' experience III!
been in the poll. pivo 11! your ordor.
and we will place yon.
lulu indict i it
Memorandum.
nae-um“
Bunch once cor-or wuhiutoo Inc
lulu Imus. m Nornll. Ono.
7!]an (NI. Il-I.
Discarded
piping-ten:
you would .1
highest cull
calling on
. citation.
and builders“
sold. Resolutions" for refuse mtIlI.
rubber. («than and Ill articles that
Hiatus! Cash Prices.
mocblnorv of III twin.
and water dttlnu. ItovII
hardware bouxbt and
tire to dispose of. The”
prices will be pIid by
ABRAHAII HARRIS“
13 l 16 Rama
Notice by postal will 1mm prompt
Open 7 I. m. to 6 9.111. Closed Bob
In.
warranted.
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A «III III
N.
n. 111111.011.
warcuunktn. lawsuit.
All 111111. of noon-in in tho boot
timers“ It lam prIeII.
Allworl
unity my fol-Ion.
ultimatum:
It“.
MAW” mm IMO“,
A. TAM. .
Are -just the thing these cool
nights and mornings.
A child can carry them about
the house.
Thev heat quickly and are as
easdv extinguished.
Prices are Low
M-....-._
Comstock,
Watkins
Gt Dow,
II2 WASHlNGTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
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Glover’s the Place
ELIT
The Smart Shoe
for Men.
All Leathers.
Union Stamp.
WeatShoesthaiFit
H 0 RS IE“: s
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM comm a! m
can LOAD nvmv I'lw. DA".
in
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT mm.
lauth Nonin-
“MIMI! dine!" (and?
rum». in Itren theme.“ and m
cans. lmtmhmtdmomddw
Int and topic. No otbcrp
con approach it in cdlclaoofiy'rm
Itantlyrolloveoandpc
flatware” momentum“
Sicklludache (laurel l
Incubus-1111131111“ fi'
Inward P. Wood. Hanan.
Norwalk Chronicler