1111101111
111111111 abolition to
THE 3581' GOAL. 1 1
9' soil the best grades of hard coal
line used 111.1219 lowest 111111211111
nos. The best quality of carefully
' and clean oats; hay, straw and
. 1‘ hope 1311231. it First dye.l East
tilt iJ. "WALLACE VMARVI
1 bc’iiii‘dt‘s'a' (Wilt;
office should be addressed to 'i no
Nominal. Perooan'l letters not desired.
the“ house of Mrs o'bn Evenden is
being connected with he city water
Rev. J. W. Davis is at New Milford
odn'y. assisting in the dedication exer-
iiies of a new church in that place
Mrs. Michael C. Drew. of East Wash-
'liston street. is entertaining her els-
child 1's Mary L‘. Hyes1'.ott of Newark.
Wm.—
2,8. Wallace Osborn. who has been ill
,9'it his home in East avenue. is improv-
as. and in a few days will be able to at-
end to his duties.‘
chlorti'mer Roberts of Henry streets
recovered from his rec-ant illness.
tit is hot able to resume his duties at
he South Norwalk freight depot
11*-
«Directly alliterv the weekly prayer
V199ting this evening, the Official Board
the East Avehuc'ueihodisi Church
i hold an lnihoi'th'nt meeting. in con-
tion with some matters pertaining
the church '1
1111‘ Junior Band of the East Avenue
hndist Church. held a very success-
1-mesting. last evening. at the pur-
nm, in Henry street. President flar-
Ci'ossott was the leader. The at-
wos large.
Wilton'last WWK'IWC did not 1.1111
very sand unseen. 1
9 The 1111111 prayer meeting will be
timid in the Methodist Church tomorrow
2 it‘s from a citizen.
"1, it may be a neighbor
" 'Yo'u can readily investigate it.
' 3 21 The more investigation. the more con-
vlncinq the proof,
'Mr.“ “William B. Cre'gdry. 2011 Wash
lugton street, East Norwnlk. says:
‘.-‘ 1111111 M'ilvl. .
111111111111 ‘10 .
m: «implication of female mania» 1; 1‘ . ‘
' ‘ ,~ 11111 11111101111. has declared 11 pod—'8°“1t22'; NW”
2 11911 is the B it 'G’s i'niinufactory. in
South 141011111
‘2 2 The reduction: 1111111111111. in For.
tvgtepand street is nearly finished. hav.
ing undergone extensive repairs.
others has been
getting sufficient ,,
Meridian that the work. on the as ' “‘
telford road has 1111;911:1111.-
Mrs James Whl he
”on trouble in
Hamilton Comatock. of South Nor-
W19 11101111111 for membership in
in! Still? Division, last evening,
W
'='V “WM Armym "am 11 hotter by trade, on occupat'ii'in
men had 11 one time
y night at Meridian. when Can
,9 Neatherry. of 0oijiimbls.‘
1 tuned to Captain Rs 11
111111. ,of'Merlden4 former,
V. the sword he took
r9111 him when he was, captured, at
865 A 11 1
gallon of Robert. '0. Tyler ,Pbst of Hart-
ordw not. down from tl'lat city and
‘ are the meals of Marylou! Po'st. of
widen There was 11 birds attend1
hues of citizens as well as of Grand
‘1 Amos ii: Osborne.
told of' tneetina Captain Neatherry in
'9. Masonic, lodge in Columbia. 8. Con
n 9111111 time ago. his lunch-ins about
Contain Waterman. whose sword be
had. and the correspondence which,
11d resulted In locating, Captain Wa-
crman and the return of the sword
ppptaln’Nestherry then presented the
sword to, Captain Writermep in a feel.
in; and patriotic speech and told of
'that compels me to be on my feet all
i was bothered with a bad pearl
and a urinary difficulty with sediment
do.” Ci'itblli has "piacod a new art golden ““1““? of M" and 11.11111!)
winder between Samuel Mead a and A.
Dibble' s grocery stores. to wind out his
\
There will be an important meeting :1
of. the board of directors of the Darius 22
public library this evening. The mob 2
tier of functioning 1min .will come up '1
for action, and an appropriation will 1
be mods for that purpose. 1
in the kidney iie'cretiOns. It annoyed, 1
inc at my work (1111-1qu the day-fiver! 1
., . The. funeral of Mrs. William Hoyt.
2% ' “who died yesterday. will be attended
from ,her late residence on the west
side. tomorrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
1.11101 Crockett. the electrici'il boat
builder. has stunted soothe three foot
He has built a no
The new one be ex-
pects to put 'on exhibition in South
The Sorosis is'made
upon ihe'wéli'ifittii'ik .1“ 111
and consequently'is wot-'-
thy at its 1111111541111 111,, t ,
it takes for the club of
often at 'night, and in place of 11111111 '
The Weekly ”my.” 11111111111111 the out of bed in the mornings iei'reshc'ii 9
Dorian Methodist Church last night
was well attended;
the auditorium of the church will be
used in the near future; 1111 the attend
once has become so large, the Sunday
school room will not hold 1111.
and fit for a day a work ' iva's irritable I
1 obtained Dean's Kidney
Pills at Holster? a drug store, 10,111,111,
they would help'ine. They did.
dove ine'entire relief."
it it! thought that of Watcthana
MABEUJE L. LAWTE , '
monthly periods tacit taunt a coupl'.
bf days' 111 bed in awful agony. ] final.-
Vlr midis up my mind that the 3M1
“Nile“ilif'i Hid burlap
1min diflcmut fried
ports of Infill“ E. P
stable Compound. i tried this. 1i
bless the tiny I did. for it 11-1111 hint
dawning of 11 new life for ma. 1 one
five bottles before i was curedv in!
when they iverc taken 1 was '11 we1p
woman once more. Your Coin
wonderful 591cm
10 um it silica. 11nd nothinV
but'VV Vilw' lieutdol evc‘r hair from“
—— \‘mriiiiaV\i.V2.111111V;s L. MM
76. 1114515160
past iew years.
Rising Star Division. Sons of Tern.
parance. celebrated its sixteenth anni-
versary, last night, in the hall. in Main
About 160 members of other dl~
visions and their invited friends gath—
ered and enjoyed one of the pleasant-
cat evenings that was ever had by the
it was also 'the first~tlme in
the history of many other anniversar-
les celebrated by other divisions. that
so many of the head officers have come
together in the same evenings
grutulatlons were in order. The regu-
lar businesspf the order was finished as
soon as possible. so that the entertain-
merit could begin. William Snlmn call»
ed the audience to order and everybody
was dellahted with the following pro-
Beautiful Water. Ris-
ing Star Division. Miss Lillian Crock-
ett, piano accompanist: solo. Mrs. Wil-
recitation. Miss Lula
Godfrey; song. James E. Stevens and
John DeWsters.
thy Patriarch Albert A. May. of Maris
den, made an excellent address on the
work of the Sons “of uTemperance. Then
y the divisioni
The second social ahd'da'nce 0f the
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Company,
will be given in the town hall tomor
row evening. Everybody had a good
time at the one held last week and it
is fall to presume that a goodly num
her will be present at the second noel
Shop‘s orchestra will furnish the
For sale by all dealers: women ill the C'G'im'il'yii
b‘osteVr- Milb‘urn Co, B'uf
stlo.V N. i’. .. sole agents for the United 1
his own subsequent capture at a battle
of Roanoke island by a Waterbury
optoel- who was also present
Ol'i] was presented to Captain Wu
amen in the first place by (l M.
owell. of Meridian." on behalf of the
Remember the nume~noan‘ s—and ’
t'aloe no 011101. ‘ ' ‘
Major Gilbert L. Fitch senior major
at the Fourth Regiment, '0. N. G1, has
become. busineaswlse, a ilrldgeporter.
[is has opened an office in the Bridge
port Trust Company building. He is
representative for the Falriieid
county district 0f the liability depart-
meat of the Travelers Insurance Coin-
His home is in Noroton.
The truck house of ihé Earle Hook
and Ladder Company was placed upon
its foundation. yesterday The com
pany does not intend to build on the
second story at this time.
commence this work when they get
The tickets for the
enertainment are selling fast, and it is
thought that there will be no trouble
at all to fill the hall.
citlsens of Mei-.iden He raised the
money and was also present
The presence of these fain-
men was a most remarkable clrcnm‘
i;rfalfL I} allow fuflm'nmal 11110
If Lydia I'D. Plukhnm' 11 Veg,
table ('iou'ipo'lmd could cure M”
LoMoufmywwhy not you ‘1' 213121111:
and see for yourself.
Mrs; Pi‘iikliam 1.1111111 sick my,
than from Address. Lynn, M9110.
,Tho'so from Hartford who were at
1111' love feast which followed the re-
n of the sword were:
1P. Fox, Juulm Vice Commander C.
.Munseil. Cornelius Drlacoli. Charles
"161'. (i. A. Q Norton. John E. Stan-
iii-d. Charles C. Cartier. Robert Wal-
J. M. Show 11194111112111 and
‘ Frederick Richards.
A delegation of Merriam rest so-
01111111111111 Captain Neatheity to Hart
(11 sterday morning. arriving on
210' 1121111 train They were met bya
eiegation of Robeit 0. Tyler 1201.21
and escorted Captain Neatherry to the ,
pitoi. where they called on (lover '
0r McLean. Captain Waterman was
Not Estimates
The feature (it Coanccyi‘cut 1111111111 '
Company's policies.
If not inquire
Life insurance
H‘ave you seen them?
of or write to
FRED H. FIELD
111111111. scour.
united 11111111 1312113.;
For i111 3111‘
011 Cold 11111111111
. lis Nickerson:
Grand Wor-
'MR. WEBER SPE'NT MONEY. . ,
Holds the Banner for Size of Irldgo-
port Campaign Expenses. '
in the list of election expenses filed
at the t0wn clerk's offici- in Bridge-
port on to date it is found that that
of Robert weber. the ion 11 clerk hi
self. was the most oxpensivc of t 'e
We handle only has 11660 ('9 l .
and that is the 111181..." M iii
Place your orders as...
vania'ge of price quot 1
11m is 1111111111. «my 111111.111 ~
competent drivers. 11111111111 doliidiyfi
No matter. what ydi'i’i'22’sk '
there 1““ a a sufficient funds.
"Sifs'll'l‘ii'r Cold? :Vglter
a. Hawley. “of 11111111111113.1111 1111119
111111-111 after Whliih Miss Grace Elihu;
oe‘d with .1111le 1111,12. _ii'
,of ‘flow Bevan.
,A wedding of more than consider-
able interest to Darien people will
1 die use” made an 113'?“
, ~ on, foreman
Jiohn W. Beatty, intended to get
1111 last night. Mr. Preston says
, , he did not i mar led. nor had he
y-‘lnten'tiOn iii ing 0. 11111111111111-
1 this morning. that the informer in-
nde'd it for a joke but those interest-
~ i (pilot! to see Where there is any hit-
1 or in the affair.
The 2113111111111. Aid tBoci’ety postponed
’ an annual election of officers. yester-
-1 1y afternoon, 019.16? to the fact that
me was so mudii hér'business to at-
no to. The ladies have more work to
i 1 than ever before The report of the
i easurer yesterday.- 2showed that there
as $373 in the treasury, raised during
1 11 past year. This will go towards the
terest fund There are prospects of a
i',* W prosperouahV winter for the so-
gi'ety . . 1
”am—q.
'i There was a .vppy interesting and en-
.‘ yabie time at the residence of Mr.
id ms. Enochr'BoWen. N0. 20 St John
us. last night, when the Ugree
lib. connected with the East Avenue
etli'odist Church gave an entertain-
. cut and sewed 'ice cream and cake.
abet proceeds went toward the church
Miss Carrie Carpenter. presi-
vi int 0f the club, aided by the other
i embers.- were the suppers of the af-
' , “allowing is l: 02 Tom am Vio-
1 son. “Miss Jessie r'onson', accomo
led on the piano W Misa‘ Mun e
‘ clutterinllfi‘a May Fails,
‘ a Miss Keelsr; , yo i 'duet.
a'.'V:12'i‘ in ‘6‘3flbbme‘2 Rir'st' niche-
.tr'io. John Taylor, 1.111111
1 1% my Taylor. They responded to
2 1111111191 vocal 90111, 11111111912 Nestor-mt
mks 1111111211 1111111111111. Miss Rai-
5. ndolln solo. William Nisan. ac-
Bloom Vocal 96 die.“
silt, 'liud violin 9010 Miss Bron-
Thor was a, large attendance. 1
”soc Vy realised a neat sum for
wir----——- '
he fi'ieiiii's 'n'nd. relatives of Gilbert
Bloom were shocked this morning.
on they were informed that he had
very suddenly. during the night.
.ml; to bad about 4 o'clock in the,
11. stating that he did not feel
16:11ng the was very mosh worn.
.‘W Neon was untitled.
1111 Worked, over his patient, bat
in the beginning it‘d hits very lit-
bould be done. Mr. loom b'ad
‘ pale in its worst form. He was
its. 11111111 ”Town‘s
. 1 1111111; 11.111211111111111
been in the past. give nil Will" 6'1‘
cakes are 5'0 WIS and We will please you. :
ii nioeiv made and with
the right flour.
Purina Mills Health
Pail-cake Flour.
Lighi,'('ake$ the 1651111.. .
' 3 packages 25 cents.
ANew Figs lilo Didi
TU 11L
East. Norwaik
take place this evening in Brooklyn
Miss Maud Kraft. formerly of this
niece Will be married to Paul Honey-
man. The ceremony will take place
at the home 0f1tho bride. in Mldwood
'l‘he'wedding will
It cost Mr Webm- 31. 000 to be loin the party. in the evening Rob
rte-elected to the bible over Frederic
A Bartlett the Republican candidhte.
Of this, sum 84011 wasnau'en t
Democratic town committee on
remaining 3600 was expended in p1 int
lug, posters. etc: 2
It is said that indirectly the office
costs considerable when it is once .ob
hundiod dollars is
14‘ 1'
rt 0.Tyli21' Post held an open meet
1,: and speeches were made by can
fuin Noahihe'rry,
Captain Waterman
' 1 "young Fabrics
When the Fifteenth w'iis ruptured
Captain Waterman was compelled to
deliver his sword to Captain Neatlicr-
ry. who remarked at the time that one
day he would return it if possible. Re-
Osborne that the louder
Confederate in Columbia and the lat
tor inquired if he lineh Captain Wa-
ternl'an'. telling the story" of the sword
Mr. Osborne wio'i‘e home and the tier
idea officer was 1111an located.
Heathers)? was limited by
aterma‘n and friends '11! Mei.
A R. at fuel-idea. to
come 110‘th and bring the 'swnrd with
him, the nontlierners to pay his trnv
cling expenses in view 01' his being
The inv'itfitl0n was ac.
street. at 8 p. m
be a. quiet one. the only ones attend-
ing from Dorian being Mr. and Mrs
James P Francis. the latter being the
aunt of the bride. and Miss Addie L.
Waterbury. her intimate friend
11—..-" ”mai—
L 'YO'N'S PLlfilS.
Mrs. William Barrett is bu the sick
solo by “'John W. Pennell. of Rowavyton.
Joseph Penneil accompanying on the
piano; recitation by William Rowe. of
Nor’wsik. Whistling solo by Mrs. Oscar
Cannold. And an address by Past
Grand Worthy Patriarch Hubbell. of
J'am'hs E Stevens and
John fieW/aters repeated their
song for the benefit of a carryall loud
o'f young people which arrived later in
the evening. E. 0 Graham, of Living
on also made a short ad-
with Marvin. of Bridge.
obit. entertained the audience by a lit-
tle of his ventriloqulst work. After the
program was finished a sumptuous re.
cast Was served by a number of the
'The refreshments o0n~
,liisted of sandwiches, cake and cocoa.
'li‘oilowlng the repeat many games were
indulged in. A chrryall from New Ca-
naan arrived about 10 0‘cl0ck. just in
time to partake of. the refi'e'shl’i‘i nte.
Members of Concord Divislo'n. of
walk: Friendship Division. New Ca-
naan. and many others from out~of-
t'own divisions were 11111111111111 the
hull until late in the eve inn.
11011 closed about mldn ght. when all
ieparted for their homes, reporting the
finest time since the Riding Star Divi-
sion has been in existence.
011mm 11110 1101101011.
Repairs are being mad'e to the real
dense of Miss Hibler.
tallied Several
expended for tickets for
'ments and the like during the year and“
the incumbent is appealed to for char
ity and mine: aids in many ways which
make the cost of the other consider
’able more than 11111111111011 the sax-lace.
‘ Other election “nephew were
as follows accordiny to the? lists
in the town clerk‘s oflicac“
Potter Rommel].
ula iii" ['{ichardm '18162 S.
161801111013 Allen.
Julius 'l‘esinv.
the result of election
Shows [190 C Lyon wnsdefeated for 11i-
dormnn 11s was Peter ‘Hummeli.
is E Richards 'apsut 3168 only to be.
'defe'ated in the 1111,1111 a few days
place he was appointcd‘in the. position
of deputy sheriff for h‘alrtleld county
which is even better than had he been
elected city sheriff. Rodney 8. Allen
was also defeated as was Julius Tes-
iny .both of whom were nominated
buy the Republican ticket for alder-
hrcagt'byd‘iid snugt 1 «
on our ' ’ '
this nation. south 1111111. , 0111.
Twenties: r1111 “
Highest Cash Prices.'= "
biscarded machinery of all kl
pipingsteam and water fittings, ltd!
1111 bulldors‘
spld. Headquarters for re'fuho moan? '
rubber. featheis and all articles
you would like to dispose of. “
highest cash prices will be paid bij , ,
ABRAHAM HARRIS
13 a 15 Raymond,-
Notice by postal will receive prompt
"a. 111.10 811.111. 11101111111-
Residence 68 spring strait.
Honeys
10 31111 EVERYBODY
Henry Nichols spent several days
in Danbury. last week. 1
diets and Ed
Mrs. John Kellogg s'pent
days recently with her daughter.
2 1'. W. Hall CONNIE 1ch..
Mrs. Henry Nichols entertained her
brother from Danbury. over Sunday T1112 «word which Captain Neuthorry
lies recloied was 11 Rift presented by
Mbriden iowusmcn to Lichtcnaat Wu
teruuViu as he was about to leave for
, , it incl 11 now obsolete t
but at that time was of file regain
infantry pattern.
Miss Marguerite Ludford spout Sat
11rday night with Miss Etta 9111111121111-
R It EUMATISM
ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mrs. Thomas Treadweii entertained
ii 1 -
the Afternoon Whlat Club, Wednesday CO slilcrable orna
mentatlon appears on the brass hilt
and guard the grip is finished with the
exert and the broad,
infantry blade
shows evidence 'of having once been
beautifully chased The scabbai'd is of
heavy black leather with
. and 11 terminating tip,
bearing' evidences of former‘gold. plat~
lag. The two ferrules bear the cus-
tomnry rings for attachment to the
sword belt and the outer race of the
111111111 one. hears the besutlqully
12.21111 ed inscription:
‘Preseuied to Lieutenant Reuben
Waterman. Company F. Fifteenth Reg
lineal. 0. V.. by his friends in Merideu.
May 2.3 1862."
Captain Neathen y has
iy entertained during his visit north.
At Waterbury the other night he was .
Riven 11 watch and Tuesday night at
tiforid’eii he was given a handsome
:carvlna set by Captain Waterman, the
‘pi escalation speech being made by
Amos R. Osborne. Captain Neatherry
is the grand master or this Independent
Order of Odd Fellows for the stile of
South Carolina. .
one ads-ass 11121201111.
11.111111111151111,» .111 break Into
1111 0111 0111192..
{to on s: ,A burp'
L. R. Hoyt and wife are spending
a week with F. E. Silllman and family.
in! Bridgeport. ‘
HERE'S AV LUCKVMAN.
Left 3600 in the write Street Station
and Get it Again
A pocketbook containing 8300
bush and $300 in securities and papeiu
lay in 111 closet in the White. street eta
tlou Danbury of the New York New
Haven nhd Nnrtfor'd road for an hour ‘
two Thursday while its owner was
needing down the Danhury division
tone Pabor an employs of the
r.lcan Telephone and Telegraph
company. owned the 110011.111» went
to the White street station Thursday
to take 11 train for “904‘“:
pod his pocketbook and
hlii' lo‘s'sv amides the t'rh'3
When he 19110111111 11111111119 he
111111111 the pocketbook and hastened to
the nearest telephone and called the
police station in Do
the olilcer, in than!)
Services were held
Church. Sunday at 3 11.
Charles coerr oliiciatlng.
Mr and Mia John McCoIlom spent
one day last Week with Rev. Ralph Jef-
ferson and family. at Dorian.
Mrs. Emma 19111177111 valley Forge
entertained at dinner last Thursdayo
1101111191 Salmon. Mrs. John Wil-
ma, M111 deora'e lirows and 9611.
”v.1 entertain-
.Batur'dl'y, ove-
‘Diuiy Freight Line
New YURK.
11111211111111»
soars 11011111111112.
we have 9111111 comic} a! '1'!!!
9111mm avast rive nus.
M TARRQV,
John Conn has recently moved his
family from Gracie street 'lo prospect
William A. Lsngdon ls tidying s
improvements made in front: if
ed by Stanford
bins. and the session 'v'I'ae well attend
011. All report it 11111 affair.
was chartered to return to Westbort.
timers the 'I'hem‘bera arrived about mid-
no. Charles Millspaug'b in in New
Jersey spending a week with friends
Scaiiiérnl‘ git aiid'i'City of Non
walk leave New York Pier 23
The house of Mr. Draggerhoi‘f. of No
9011111. has been 'recently‘ painted by
East River, Beekman street, 3 p,
Nor-walk and South Norwalii
during the night.
institution's iii-ran".
Thirteen Your Oi'd dfi'I'rl'd'an om 'Aa-V
“111111311 by uuiiuoviu‘ iii-ii.
MNRiD'NN. Conn, November il-A
bold attempt to 11111111111111 assault
Katie ledy. m windmill
nbury. He tod
that he 111611111
that he must have dropped the pocket
book in the station.
Dr. J. H'uwhins 11111111119 return-
ed from his two week's visit with his
parents In Virginia,
Prof A R. Guer'ii' 'y left' "1111141111”
unzip ii 19w days
M. TARLOV
WATOHM'AKIR, JI'W'IL'IR.
“All kinds of 1-6 l1 2
'd at lowfit 1%... 2111111111, .
3,11 111111 11 s
“Melted to 6"}
search and found the book in 11 closet
for New VYo'rlt iii) A New Kathi
{cry in old 801': 113 'Iil
1111 11 11 int 0 ‘ ,
'iei'igus , ‘6 (d the needle 11
made on, ‘th‘ outskirts of the o
y afternoon. The
“.1119 violin from 1111 1.11131?
Benedico: puss wli
“2119111; ‘
purchased by air Valuables were turned 0
Lln'i m C66 'Oob.
illii‘io’u‘iw
d, on their an arena?! the snail
'bviat‘t iiiuitt " 1i
131:0» '3': see till! no ice are
.111 mus a...
Jersey City. wh'ii're he
as been stopping for the past several
‘49.in 2
With an Daub
Increased and.
Norwalk Chronicler