WA «all the bust grades f“
and Inn wood at tho lowest moruoi
inhibit. The best quality of carefully
scrubbed clean onto: hay. ctr-aw and
load Phone MM. ‘9 First Me, Most
J. WALLACE MARVIN.
‘ ‘ V
“W55. .Wir lemmimi Ml
Mrs Julio Rnymond lino been visiting
VVI Mrs Wllilnm Langdon. in Barton.
W
The weather was so stormy yestei day
that oysteilng‘ was at u standstill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hawkins. of Sea-
‘Vi side Place, are visiting at lslip, 14.1
i icy rand.
.. in
”m“-
Ham-y Gerhardt. the burbér. spent
.1 yesterday in New York.
m”...-
New ties are being placed in Van
Znndt avenue. along the line of the tro|~
w—Ww
M 5; Portrlck. of East Norwulk, has
on (xhlbltion in his shop 11 plate that
ls‘" two hundred years old.
"* wan—donu- .
leuVs VCliii‘n Velsor will hand thecaoyul
0:1 rs g A vent riot,
hurrah?e magical“ .
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the guest of his son. Drugglst Thomas
ll. Grillin. 01 the Bridge Pharmacy
Wm-
Mini? June Reilly ,of Reynolds street.
won in com. Yesterday. to be the
goon oi her sister. Mra. Henry Jordan.
mu...
MV.r and Mrs E. 0 Lester. of Bridge-
‘V port. who have been visiting friends in
‘- second avenue. have returned to their
1 home.
i
V use.
George Bell has resumed his dutleVe
colic rive of ”ll
“2!: Co‘mpnny is be rig roughtV into
“——
RiéVwJ. W4 Davie returned from New
I Milford. yesterday. and bag the regular
weekly prayer meeting in the Advent
Uhriétian 'Cliurch in Van Zandt avenue.
% lust night
a—.—_....._.——
Miss 0r1'1 Mill" Kill? xii! South Osborn
’, avenue. entertained a tew friends at but
no
home. last night. 'Gnmee were played.
_ null during; the evening rci'reshmenio
served
bore
roe" expects to enter upon his
V duties ditto1 Bridge Pharmacy. next
Mecca . no hos been spending the past“
liVs- in bridgcnort, New York
or
Bridgéti’n‘dér JethV (V‘ole wishes to
hire the erroneous statement thht up.
poured lwozger paper. relative to his
contra dict'ed. He enyli
Myanm-
j tlon at
11 large
at rsbblts.
lludchoy'. the encounter. at
t or no. in round to-
. Id mum
‘ John Grillin.otwmrtdwn. N. V12. is ’
. on chum of
V‘mwdu d'1meéilVe 09ml .
letting, 1 at A D1111;-ii eihoilist
inn ‘ievenlngrolhei the regular
«pillowi pigeon .5 ;
‘ .renitirir oncoming mode to the j
eyebrow» :1: manual: WW; A
3311'" m norm. on V1111 noon «mum
Miss Maud Mother. oi Pascale. N. J..
in the snout oi‘ Miss Helen Boodeld. of
emoticons» no wot lit-.0 .
no ivkhiuilhlooon for hill
Mr. cud Mrs. Guam McClellan. or
More zoom 0: Edvard Mc-
Glulln. Main rill-cot. Dorian.
day. from 11 very pleasant visit with
bur blond. Mrs. 0111.111 bottom.
W
1.3.! W
”midi“ o few out on .sintur.
Mrs.Willinn1 A. imitation. Dnilcn.
Mrs. Bishop, of Norotop, who has
’Vboon- ivory: lllr and threatened. with
pneumonia. is very much improved.
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The dance of Eagle Hook end LnddVeVr
Company will be held one week from
tonight, sud not tonight as has been
Announced. - .’ v w
ova—-
a new little boy at their home in Dar-
ion.‘ Mr. Nanny in opercuor' lit the
tower station.
11 low weeku with Mrs. Dr. Sands. and
her son‘s i'iirnlly.
Mr W11. ill-r1. Joseph Langdou. or
lonehhrcoh L. 1.. spent a 1111 days
till; Webb with Mr. and Mrs.Wlllii1m
A. Lnngdon. Darlen.
Mrs; A. Miller, Vol Port Chester. who
has been the guest of her slste1. iii-.5
Richard Leonard has returned home
Mrs. Leonard accompanied her.
. than. ~W .
Bishop Brewster will confirm a
large class at St. Luke 3 Church. Noro-
ton. Sunday. While here. the, bishop
will be the guest of Rev. Louis French.
The recent meeting of tho History
Club At the. residence or Buy ,Hus
Brown was greatly enjoyed by VVthOseV
prcnent. Portions of Henry Vii, read
by members. may have been instruc-
live, but certainly were amusing.
Miss Clam Bell W:terb11ry ho: toll;
hip urnrten -
ment or tiltl Row bobl {orpzhe
walls. Princlfil mom a ugpecto tile
him nimble dopbrtmentnn‘. Nomcil
“not!!!“ arrive we {61.16%
but?”
V this Whom
Moro the other 1000mm bbln‘
how 'rdad, Wide, and of lino lore
grade. Mr. Raymond expects to com»
plete 7,500 (net or new roadway,
throughout the town. within his dis:
trict before winter. sets in, and is out-
orally 11 very busy man.
—.
Under the care of the eillciont librur
inn. Miss Lucretia Cullen. the Durien
library hon become 11 very bright Ind
uttructlve place. The average attend-
ance during each ulceration is about
twenty. There are now 201 volumes on
the shelves. About sixty books have
been given out. This week the three
[allowing Works were presented to the
library MM” nun Lyon: “The Last
ottlie Buonn."ll: Button: ‘Tbe
13111111111"ng Cable; "The
Dteruil City." 0601!!“ Clinic.
The entertdinment given by the
Men's Club or the Congregational
Church. Tucgdny evening. tit the Town
mill. was a most gratifying success.
The impersonations and recitation or
Mr. Weeks and the solos of Miss
Weeks and Mrs; (lavender gore proot
0'; their nblllty and one training. The
pdrnonntlons o! Chauncey ll. Du~
new nod W. J. Brynn were especially
thinning. and the contrnlto solo. "Thy
Name.” by bliss Ween. was linely glv
on. as woe Mrs. Ostrnnder'o Plantation
Lullaby " The compnny. while in Dar-
too were entertained by Mr. end Mr-
lnutlne. end“ are as churning
uh” on lung cool- 11 the
stage The town "1111“,qu w“ lulled.
some being unable to secure rents
now will.
‘ Hubbard lmlmood’ ll nble to be
. but. alter a low doys' lllneuo.
Contain George Wicks Murncd yes-
terday from A trip to Dnnbury.
The illusion Star will hold its reg
:lllll‘ meeting in Grow' a Hall. this even-
on.
Alli-ed Crockett in ninth! some ro-
in to the fence in trout oi bin resi-
Joseph mace-1 iucdrod i podtloccnx
ili‘VrV'ryl
Mn. Angle Morley Iroturned. Stator.~ .
1 1m. marina Dorm. oflwtport is
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny are entertaining ~ V «
Mrs. Blhblns. of Bridgeport. mother
of Principal A. S. Blbblns. is unending .
.er
“tiling seldom.
5 For n m:
ill
:13 towel
‘ The ducal mechihéry neod onion oftcn, but
The bullion mechanical lijuut the clinic. M
ii ”orig mom of”): blotch.
611‘ the machinery With
IRON 0X Tablets.-
V‘ T 05‘ all mmdillod the best, the most dainty, bile most
convenient, the moot handsomcly put up.
“ii.
on Tobioiu 2.: cont...
‘4 VV.‘
or tho liver.
G. 0. 11.111.11.111 is home for the 3
present. . '
hauls Veerln. oi Franklin avenue,
Norwalk. vinltod Wilton on Saturday.
Rndclllio lln'rris. oi Blhghnmton, N.
in the guests of Mrs Elisabeth
Hill.
Charles l.. Bloom and Mice Lillie
Barrett. of Cannons. were married lnnt
week.
George Thomson of Yale spent Still-
with his patients 1dr. and Mr». H. 8.
Thomson.
now—“‘—
Mr and Mrs. Jones Coley, of Wes.
ton. entertained Mr and Mrs 1.3
Sturgon 11nd lamlly. of (income. Friday
evening.
v..—
Tho residence 0! Elmer Jackson, in
Hurlbutt. is being misod,‘ which will
improve its appearance and also give
additional room. .
Minn Abby Rundie, who has been
spending the summer with bliss A. E.»
Carpenter. returned to her home in
New York. Monday.
Mrs. Katherlne. Banning and Miss
Mabel Banning. Who have been sum
moving with Mrs. J. Mchlwen Bette.
left town on Monday for their home
in the city.
G. F. Lone. who has been instructor
at Whitloclr‘Vu Academy for two or
three yours. lelt town, 811th y thorn
lug. He was replaced the one day
by another teacher.
intent children 0! Mr. and Mrs Wil-
liam Ste/wort Indy)”. and Mrs‘. Her.
bert Brown were christened in St
Matthew’s Church. Sundnyi‘ morning.
by the rector. Rev. Vw. E. Hooker.
Some unknown portion throw stones
at the 10 a. in. north bound! express no
the train puesod through Wilton. Sat-
urdey. Our windows were. shuttered.
but no other damn) no done so tar
as has been uncertulned.
' oh—‘a-JWAV- ’
The mineral product recently did-
covered on the ghehmn Morcbouse
Bridgeport concern 3 Jildlion‘ ol‘
Btrntlord. who has the contract, arriv-
ed in town on Wednesdltv.
W”.
Several members oi Cannons
Grange more the main or smooth
Gnu... cycling. Am
those present from this place were Mr.
end Mn. George (luxury. of Cannon:
Mrs. John Jhchun and Chance Jock-
non The 11 p in. trolley for Want
port woo token. end from there the
member: drove home.
Tunablbmy vaunted I IMP ol-
beanty 8ot11rdnymornoon.A lag
table was couple till-l
choice house plodtn. upocinlly a great
variety of chryunthonumu. A doll“:
tun blatantly mbygn
WWW" no 11.
over- 19 1V word
by Gourds cnuflld’bt' Wnlpfl
IurVgVim v1.11; ..
chum-01mm!!! Mini 15-
Thu?“ ill “owl fifll ”Liam
B‘in «sham
Wmu‘m to tho IVlM'Vo yum-incl _ J
T20 ENCOURAGE
prowity is now being worked by 11 .
€111ch bimbo
The loungw "melt of Wa‘ynr‘
enroll totin'ln ew York 1.111112%. 111V
lien on anti matrimony club with we
vere rendition ior any submission to:
from (amnion renrmuung reactor
merchants phyulclunu.
as outlined“ in the oonstltdtlbn in “to
lollowing [rendition are taken lro
ing‘ with the opposite him one pound or
chocolate creams; lor winking the
other evenllig It 11 nice young men tyre
puoundn of chocolate creams; tor ni-
low n’young man to kiss you. one morit
toward expulsion 200 marlin be
necessary for expulsion: for getting
hurried expulsion and n 111111111191.th
question is whether there is any real
punishment in expulsion under finch
circumstances '
RITCHIEQDABKAM. *
Miss Julie. Dnukam. daughter at Mr.
Marsh. and heslle D. Ritchie. of Strut»
lord. were joined in the b01315“ holy
matrimony. on November , hy‘ltor.
John Mater. formerly pastor oi the
silver-mine Churcbrw A dellghtlul even-
ing was spent. and the guests enjoyed
11 line supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie
were the reclulenm of 11 number of
handsome uremic. nod the‘bert wish-
es of their many Moods They have
been indulging in n bridal trip. and
will make their home In West Nor-
walk.
DAIRYMIN QLQN A .TRIKE.
Eastern Conducted culture Want a
Higher Price for Milk.
FAIRFIELD 00ml). November 15-~
There In 11 big inlllt war on between
Eastern Connectlmil milk producers
and Providence dealers A meeting of
tumors was held on Tnnndny. Daniel
I". Green was chair-moo ind George ll.
Gallup or Ebonk secretory nod by a
unnnlmoua vote the farmers decided
not “to out n can of” mill: on their-um
utter Noyernber lbuor icon than 35 and
36 cents a can. .
All at the landln mill: «9
were interviewed today as irel an
Agent W A Editor-dc and Samuel Dur-
Ilng oi the Prmldono‘e dealers.
Mr Darling says:
"it" is customary October 1 to make :1
price 161' the following ile month dud
price until over a month alter the
price d been named to Providence
rétnlle by the dosierb’," ‘
no other .1111 of “the Mon :11 learn,
«d on crime. any.
dealers cannot nil hill
ulicii the chorbltnn p‘ylc‘e or
In mild:ruilz“1'huy me n
occipital
11in
{hill at their
no monthly mil
“#911“ me
“mummncmtomn n ctr in
211M“! pMdW.“
infield old 1111
MN
ember con 1; make not.
brain-1 s
and of milk 1111‘- .
'ax'l' 0|? V'gAc‘rlcl.
, ‘ ,. i5-
« . limiting» Republication”.
V roller:
“public” nominee 1£1111 delmtt by
the appeals of Cupid The member: are i
bankers and g
the pollinator. The object: or tho club
encourage a life of single bliss. " 2;: a
in I
hyVV-VMWIV of the organildtiun. For tiles. 7
and Mrs. William Dualinn‘i. of Barron
the tamer- found no unit with their
80‘9” 0.
Show and other (lo-loco is tint the
At their price
1111i:
denim lint
they any they cannot and will not tell
After chénin r “is at. one can will
dealers give in
.0110 oi the
brunt-nil groin lit-iconic can lili- :8“. 14
tribe ”pro-onto 400
locidllbmblhnn mlbillhb, i11nd
«tendon may Republicans one
_ rumour. . j
Warns million Widow!!! 1m
stronglytouiuonntitutloul‘ .
wwiwwu-mmuwr you now
mono» 1* mm ‘ '
M‘Mtlflu‘ mt nrb
mueutoummiwse «bidet-Viol
molested ago?“ as
’t moon
Brlrnln
W...*‘u.r'ir.."r.m
1' I e c
VOTING 6011me WV Mir-1‘ . m
"i
o
political. hard: "if no iii-titer iiiutid
annals that. of giving ll gar «1th
vMol‘tibnoie represent!" 1‘1 'lu the
air “Ansombly: Ill 1111 *llelenie
our 11 1111111111- towns who will
fol y control the Myeutlild‘wlll
hut inu- in this mn’ttrli‘ oi Moi-ill
repieeoututloh it wont an .
victory Will have been g’oine'd‘
t hing .11. in nocomclhthed.” ’ ‘
urinally goes Republican by
1i! [urge mnloit‘ty. hilt ex-pcnittdr
l’lnhey mom.) demoted the IFV‘VV
Haven Londor hours that
in a lots! Me of.
”13113 New"
' late mean why the Republican condi-
date tor delegate in Simibury was dc .-
onheu be a that it won claimed that he, ‘
.....1.n.‘i.......... vet-nor nucleoli
and the governor‘t 1 er s on countlti‘i
.ilonul reform. ‘ “
i in Woodbury. for years utiougly Ru
Miipuhllcml Judge Joules Huntington
was detected by ex Senator Horace
011qu by only a single vote
m..- “W...
iNVNOVAVTION m MlLiTIA.
Officer-l Lyceum to Van Held Ones:
Wool: in Charge of Lien. Col.
. . M. F. White.
OrgnnlznlionV having been perfected
at the previous pension a deeper inter»
est in architect in the second meeting
Vii! ilto military lyceum Which will be
bold in the armory in Bridgeport to
night. The work accomplished lulu;
lwoolr in: very sotlol'nciory tic thoeu ’11
allowance and trout ore-out tuition~
none the innovation at allordlug in
infliction in this wine will prove bened-
pl‘ni to the state militia
l
of I general training for actual eerv ice
11nd willpmve eflecilvdn‘nd unetul.
. «unlit, Col. 1119. White is .n charge
of the lyceum in Bridgeport the order
{or the holding or these schools of in
situation. including all of the mili‘
tnry omnluuom in the stole. nnd
under his direction it is confidently ex-
pected that much good will result.
The instruction pertains to the d11-
tlea on the march, at the iront and in
camp as well no to ascertain the pres-
ence of an enemy. provide means for
delensc. etc
in addition to the use of a text book
the various oihours‘vlll'be called up-
on to prepare papers on pertinent
topics and also to diocbss various sub-
59:11:11“ respecting the work of the state
ill
Some Vat the unicorn despite the in-
tumst in. their ornamnhds, doctor It
the innovation of too lyceum nrgulng
(but they cannot. give so much of their
time to it. Meetings are held elery
week and this in addition to the regu-
lnr company drills roulre‘m n optioned
at the urinary oiIVht nights a month.
which to filing rod much in the blind:
of wide ”of theolllccru. it in presumed
"Louver ‘thot unless dumped by the
superior oilluer nttemlonce is compul
oory at the ly’oéurnV‘ _\
DOVUGLAUO 'LANT SOLD.
inVI—u-Vnn
All Property of Bankrupt (stoic Die.
We
The machinery," idols and furniture
51 the BI ll. milk!“ IV u's Ch. was
sold at auction in New Haven, roster
day by George W Osborn. the Vauctlolrv
oer, under the direction or Frederick
Street trusted or the bankrupt an
idle. The. article": disposed of includ-
nil the apparatus and by the on
(or the mannincturu of candy so well
AVVI the electric eqplpntout oi the place.
no... articles were purchased by
dley a Smith. M. Ginsburg. Howe
non'l'llomu Mummy and men
representing urine from beaten and
Now York.
The pinnt lueVlVl wns hold at puhllc
auction at a: I.
A donorlptlnn M iii. building follows:
Northorlysby prawn street 25 feet;
Interim” tool. by land lormorly oi
um Arnold. um WWW nun
dvu idol more or ion by loud (order-
he: hit Arbour: My built. 80
”inch lll'fl nth-rip onion
O {bellman-tum own; to root;
WNW... "" "d“.‘ltiml'.
‘ 1'! I!!!" 11
Wheeler to the M mm Sirloin
link for ”0.000. Uerthilih 81.000 hos
n W , fitilibi um:
The lye-sum is confined entirely in _ , _
the once" and the work Is in the line . . ..
-unull1'orly:fl muons: wobtorly . .
'11 ‘w . , . 'V
There are many enthusiastic citi—
‘ their experience for the public good. ‘
. Testimony lrorn such a coin-curls tho;
"Vhost or evidence and will prove it
h If‘hclplng hand" to scores of renders.
VV . Road the following statement:
. inn“; ‘l‘liohl'ac Wood. who collides 1511‘
mini Iliil smet a carpenter by tinde, and
an employee at Aschu but (notary.
\says: “For three yours my kidneys
itroublcd me it great deal. When i
straightened up i hud severe pldn in
the «mall or my back. From touch)
{timoslhod muscular rheumatism and
iit‘hecnme so lrksome both at my Work‘
imperious i got Donu'c hldney Pills at
Plulsbeil's Pharmacy.
llld not trouble me after tnklngV'V the
pills."
For sale by all
com 11 box.
l'uVlo, N. 1:, mid agents for the United
States. ' t V :
Remember the nomewnoan'w—and
tulle no other. '
Guarantees ,, . ,
Not Esll
The lecture on Connecticut
Life insurance .Oompany is oblivion
ol or write to
rm. a. trim
unusual. Anew.
United VVBanlt Vll‘lVthVleg.,_V Bo VNor-walk
.Oncoidmotu siren-
cakes are so re etslnible
it nicely mice ‘and with:
the righlflour.V Try...
Purina Mills Health
For cake Flour.
Light takes the result
3 packages 25 cents.
New Figs lilc pkg.
A. STULL
EistNorwalk
Cottage aye.-
w- 1.1.1.1....“ "
1‘ CVURB_Sfi ‘VV‘:
unwise
ALL DRUGGISTS.
[lolly F relight Lino
. “IVITWIVV‘N
J. :1 Nil“
«div volun-
MWMKW’
romaiivonwux.
. i y
N WVQ'lln‘t"-l
“a“... .
stands VEnglc alidxc 1ty of Nor.
walk lave N‘ev'v Y'Brlt, Pier 23.
during the night. V
ll. 11m.
wntoumitnh. count".
among: at love-t m.
Watch“. Jmuiry, 1111.. for halo.
1V :
moon.
liar.
and when oil ditty tutti i felt it high I
Vitlme to check it hetero it become more ,
1 had no books .
Vllii‘lle and the soreness in my’musclo‘il :-
dealers, price 50 V
Foster-Mllburn 00., But- *
Have you seen thorn? if not lnduirc V
. rubber leathers And all labile;
Last River. BeekaIVn street, 3 p. i
in. Norwnlk and South Norwhllt
All binds in: repairing in in. m 1.
Allworb
, : tons in Want Norvmlk. prepared to tell. . V .V
The Sorosis is, .,
upon the weliwilttiug pliil
‘ and consequently is
thy oi its name—the homo “
igli tale; for. the club a
Vihe most fashionable
'womeu.iuthc1iountrv V
.uvv“
"—‘" . V!
We handle only one or o .
and that to the EMT. ("4. col. '
Place your orders it s V
vantage of, price xi“! it!
Best in quality. tile
competent. driven. pronlp . .1
No muttchw tyou‘r " _ V
been in firefly-V: filial)! .5 V
11nd we will please you. “
hummu
, me th’ it“ V
Showdown“ B. ~.‘
1V.o.l‘l 11rd IVVnd 0.3!? , V lti‘
Brunch once corner . f “it 8.1.1:
lulu otreois. filo-nth No ‘ no“. 7
'VlV‘oVVlephono Vital, a“;
. ..‘..—~.____
Discarded machinery oi nllVlti
i
niplng,steam and Water nttlnge.
and builders’ hardwnroliouli
cold. Headqualtdl's tor ”glam
you would like to distill.”
milieu cosh
onlllugo oh
, at...
prices will MM
no ‘ --e11c
Notice by postal will rep .1: V‘ VV.
nttuntion. .1 ..
Oncnla. m. iconic. of“ gas».
{alliance 58 during moot.
'Honoe
“to son Help”?
hull Iii-tidied tull' nusrncum sum-V. V7 V l
g ggflul" ' - VVi 3*
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