but am
hoists'A a month Call and
p o. .
a... .
as wood at the lowest market
tines The best quality of carefully
clean oats; hay. straw and
we 14“. 2 Elm A line
nylons communication for
attic-‘Ieheum be adoration to Tns
tlnoi. Personal letter! not desired.
“1......
Captain Davin. Rose. who has been
i some time,“ improving.
'i,.
George Britton. of Maple avenue. has
mtrncted to do a large Job of plumb-
.g in New York.
Rev. C E Benedict, 6 Bensonhurst
. l.. spent yesterday lth Rev and
‘ re. J J. Foust. ' ‘
am-..“—
While cleaning a lamp chimney yes.
. Hilly, ,Mlys Nellie Partrick out her
3 ind quite severely.
in ~- - .....—.-
i John W. Realty and Foreman W. F.
Preston went to Wilson's Cove to
1h for smelt yesterday. V.
.Mr and Mrs. Charles "Plait of Mn-
_ . avenue. lntend to give a ball at
' sir home. Thanksgiving eve.
“Mg
. Miss Jane Cor-ham. of. l'alrileld who
5 been visiting Miss Elsie Noyes. of
rat avenue. has returned to her home.
. Rev J. J. ”Foustgttended the Epwurtn.
‘ :aguetl rim. at the South
. mwnllt Methodist ‘Ohuroh, :ldit piano.
6% . __ "Vs li‘»
“willy a menu: hell it» the has;
5 Mill children to secure the lfioks
d tannin-pen for Qill‘ViiénVlth BVi‘Ithd
Ll.
.VtVy y
‘ Daniels. ammo...
1 sebgcftfihterduy. lilo a onuplc of
oils! visit With relattif es Vin B
‘ d other places.
lire. James Hodges of hmoklyu wno
‘ 3 been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A.
‘ Sherwood. in this place. has re-
end to her home.
i l‘hcre will be baptism by cmerslon
the Advent Christian Church Sun-
v cloning. Mrs. minnow
' souls. was recently baptised In thlIfl
Irc
the Ladies Aid Society- 'ol the East
enue Methodist Church. will have an
alien of olflrers tomorroi‘t afternoon.
“31‘ important business yrlii be trans-
c .
.wwxw.
.41.:
v. me... .~ ”nun .,
w...“
J l‘here was no meeting {hint night. in
~ East Avenue Meth Churth.
lab was rather an unu‘snnl incident
' islderlng the hot that every night
the past few weeks half been taken
.2
I l pinochlc tournament is being or-
‘lged by the Mayflower Hook and
Idder and the Old Well Hook and
‘ dder Companies. The loser will have
pay for a turkey supper The tour-
nent will start soon.
At mfitnke was' made in the name
, terday in connection with the meet-
, 'ot the Junior Praying Band It will
‘ held tomorrow night. at the rest-
. toe of Frank Dom. in; Henry street.
.7 ifgo. lnghIm will lead.
V ' "T’Tl‘
near h; Mills. reremeu for the how-
r! Oyster Company. ’started last
ht. on his regular two weeks' vaca-
o. ”He will spend theIIlcrgcr part of
lime in Brooklyn. His daughter.
. .dyI accompanied him.
W rumored in this place this
that chicken thieves were
last night. and that over titty
this were taken h-om one sensor!
.. s fonts in the ”can” cool not be
1 has
edible?” n w
Wage its-“be“ nude in the boot"
ng on class mayor meeting
.9 in thclfllt illichue Ilethodllth
. The clIII meeting will will
amnion: dhiI evmlngiia
.InI‘ heretofore. The weekly
“will mace It the
M‘ new the m...
.of the cm Av nus It
will hold a ME in
t a
or one at out“; I
Golf Queen. Elke the demo .
“lat ‘
t w
03ml!» ‘
Ml t to hint-etch yes
tot-day encroach and than to tibrwalk
on a m fbueinm
. . y Barton, of Bouthport who
“884%111“ 01 friends in this
blind I returned to her
home yesterday afternoon.
Garlton White is coloring very much
, ; w; Eh. Ali's it in acid that schema is
" g . (bit He walks: {arched the
milled; cloth covering Il-
otthoth‘ _ on. r‘ ,,
up-
Mr. and Mrs. Course 8. Davenport of
Bride. who have been the guests
r. enema James G. Kenton or
Noroton, returned to their home yes
George W Raymond has probably
raised the largest pumpkin of anyone
in this vicinity. j"trial ton s hlilitl'on in
the window of Clarence E. Crolfot's
market, and it tlpciithe scalesirht tit
pounds. It is a dandy and attracts
gcnhldernble attention of ”the partners-
Y~ .
last Thursday and Friday an Indian
missionary stopped at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. James Blrchard. Frl‘
day night she started for» New York in
company with Mrs Stephen R. Hoyt.
who went to the metropolis to see her
off for India "LIThe missionary has gene
to indis‘fbr live years service. She
heathen land by a Boston Mission.
Twenty-elm Members bi the Eagle
Hook and Ladder Company and slx~
teen members of the volunteer iicok
and Ladder Company. attended the
Congregational Church evening ser-
vlce Sunday night. The Eagles went
in citizens clothes. while the Volunte-
ers Were attired in their red shirts and
coats. They appeared in the same at-
tire as was seen in the Norwalk cele-
, hration parade. .
An interesting game of football was
played on the Brady field in this place
Saturday afternoon between the Dari
en Juniors and the South Norwslk
High School Juniors. The Dariens
won by thi! aco _ (it‘ll to 0.‘ Both reaps
played well. "bDarleus is a le
i‘l‘fdl‘ganlced mainland play well together.
Tlie Mummorwslhs have not. had‘ the
p5act‘l‘ce " ’93“th tungsten aged. ‘but
toy are it o y- an or game
in the 1“st MEN.
.. “31E
‘ one I
tossed
MW ‘EE ‘ '5
Helen lite uses.»
,lell'b‘.’ muddy sf
tile;l nut sitters ‘putting the
aldhlllg touches to the Elfine mm
tion. The foundation was laid up in
the rough without- mortar and pOuntc'd
after. with black mortar it presents
a yery nice appearance and the boys
are complimented by" all who see it for
their good taste. it will be some time
yet before the second story is erected
on the first. The entertainment in the
gown hall Thursday night promises to
ob a great; success.
There was a surprise party at the
residence of Mr and Mrs James G.
Lawton of Noroton Saturday night.
Their daughter Mary invited several
if her young friends to the house to
help celebrate the anniverary of her
mother. who was kept ignorant of what
was going on. She was completely
taken by surprise and when the door
bell rang, and she opened the door she
was dumbfounded and hardly knew
what to eay.Shc was presented with
many tiseful presents. Supper was
served by the young ladies who took
along notables.
R0 WA YTON.
Mrs. Charles Dukes. of Crockett ave-
nue. is suffering from a few days' ill~
ncss.
The dock of A. Solmans. which col-
lapsed one day last week. was repaired
yesterday.
hire. Elisabeth Erwin. who has been
ill for the past few days. resumed her
duties yesterday. in the public school.
Miss. J lot. of Natural“.
who lI tes‘chlh n'thc public school.
has been lll In in. Samuel Stevens.
gt South News“. is substituting for
or.
A number of trendy pain were set
yesterday on Lincoln avenue Ind thin
I few hours while the wires were disc
connected
‘ rl
lids been: reclaimed tand-
srd Oil C ”5 once. in .
resigned his position. and has re-
to to this place
““IuJ...‘..r.‘ “‘91";
W gqmbdhibf'rthcé’ WE‘VE
lulled il‘llll‘ll'ma
ive cliff dweller-of
MI! is Mil-1i
‘ , mmn his“ me WEE”
New
. nih-
csmé from Boston and is sent to ‘he I‘
street. The work delayed the cars for ‘
George hiladr, of the was. who a
in” ~ . t Il‘Ic elm
people on the west side In opportunity
to get water by madam. pipes with :I.
{the min and N
head of the river
m. an on the WW:
A Anderson has opened a small gro-
cery store. V
D. S 11.. .. of Norwalk. was in town
last Friday.
Herbert Perry.y 0V! Ridgeiyeld was in
town over Bonds , .. ..,
”*7th ill on t
Burr Mill in a my so
made to hlegresldenoe. ‘ W
”~n—m
Miss Fannie Perry, of New Haven,
spent Sunday in town.
A More will some in the Cannon
Hull next Wednesday evening.
Vim... .
Edwin Gilbert has purchased a quar
iy on che Stanley Blood farm
Rev. 'Robcrt Beach entertained ’lllss
Pcnileld of Bridgeport last Sunday.
A lecture was held in the Congre-
gational Church In“ "Bautrday alpht.‘
“Carpenters shale commenced the
woodwork on the new clone Congrega
tional Church.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be held
at the Methodist EpiscOpal parsonage.
next Thursday hvéniug'“ j "I
’Aq.«.‘w ‘
Mi. and Mid. Ed‘Erin‘Gilhort returned
home from Yonkers where they have
been visiting lilo. Gilbert‘s» stators.
Contractor Editing of magma. has
0 ened a boarding house in one of the
then and Bennett Manufacturing
Company a tenement houses. to ac-
comodate the workmen on the new
Congregational Church.
._... -..~.....~
invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Katherine Jennings... 0! NOW
District. and James Bottom!) at
Brooklyn to take place next Wednes
day at l2 o'clock , in the Methodis
Episcopal Church
it is quite amusing for the people
in town to road the notices in the Nor
walk papers of persons arrested for
intoxication. as there is hardly ever
one known here. it they do belong
Detective limo. WWI I ‘
Jun luvs: helium ..
iiillill iiilllli till TilVE THEFT
Ty:
:Witén"‘i‘nkcn..ho Worshflnnk M.‘ Dr THarti‘a
Rich's €3va Mm to
nylon—Polio. PM Tickets
for Downed lolly.
BRlDlllilPOll'l‘. Nonin‘bsr taught
Dellick. of 234 Ogden Etroet, appenre
at police headgunrterc.:nt. 1: 30 mt ‘
day, afternoon..and lod‘hih-a complnl ‘
with superintendent Birmingham to
the effect that his with“ been stolen.
"i took my overcoat to J. Nonnu-
mohn. a tailor. this forsnoon to have
some repairs made. i asreed to cell tor
itlt‘thls afternoon. after dinner. When
i went for it they told me a colored man
had called about ten minutes previous
and taken it sway. Now had it been
a white man." said Delilck. “i would
not trick or feel to badly over it. it is
the only oVercoat that l have. and
Kinda like to know what to do about
“Well. i would advise you to wnlt
around here for abbot tlve minutes if
you have nothins else to do. and row:
Ibly we will have matters straigh cued,I
lgut. " replied Superintendent Birthing-
am.
Deltlck- stood around the oflco for
Iome time.‘ telling how it felt to be
done by a negro out Of an overeat,
with s‘ herd winter opioid: on n
his conversation was interrupted by the
e
lappearance of Detective Gronsn. who
had a (:61on man in his eh
prisoner Wore a light overcoat that:
unheated fidinewhat too l‘orgedor' him.“
Mr Denick walked up to the prison-
er with astonishment. As soon as he
could find his voice he said: “Well I'll
be hanged if this isn‘t my overcoat.
Say. Mr Colored Man. where did you
get it?" .
The prisoner endeavored to any topic-
thing when the officers told him tubers W
his wind and take off the coat. “Yes
that is my coat. and the button holes
are. repaired and the sleeve lining is
fixed all right. " said Delilck. “Thntlls
my overcoat all right."
here. they probably give fictitious
names. ‘ ’
PREPARING HORSES FOR THE
TR ~
SAN FRANCISCO, November Ill--
Thomas F. Williams. Jr., president of
the. New California Jockey one, is
about to try an experiment in proper-
ing horses for the track. Mr. Williams
is a believer in the theory that horses
should not be put“ upon thevtrsbk until
they have reached their naturity. He
believes that two year- aids are neither
strong nor wise enough to do themsel-
ves justice
Mn Williams intends buying a aunt
her (if yearhugs and units and wading
them to Oregon. It mills intention to
allow the horses to browse on the rich
grasses and gain strength mutingw-
them to grow wild norw'lll'le' have
them trained. He will simply have
them ridden from time to time for the
they will have to do on the track.
where, he is confident, they will dem-
onstrate the correctness of his the
cry.
WANT GOVERNMENT To GON-
TROL.
National Irrigation Annotation Ob-
ject. to lute Control of“ Lands.
1.08 ANGLES. November 19—-Thc
executive committee of the Southern
rigsticu Association has formulstbd h
telegram of protest which has been
sent to President Roosevelt. The" tc'l
gram cells the president‘s attention
to a report sent out from Washington
to the effect that he would recommend
to congress I has of action for the re-
clamstion of the arid lands which will
have the effect of intrustlng to 8th?
state's instant oi agents of the led
government the ”Math? develop
ment of the plans for missiles works.
The commit reproach” thy touch a
pollcy Would e a serious error and:
issue must be kept. OW! til
the :Ohtrol of the Vultlonol
men . ' .
’ ‘ rill-rim? new“
. power. and am the chancel at we-
tsr rightmth .m% of brldm
‘g and pipe lines on the to
in river
er the country. He will not permit ,
purpose of eccustoming them to work II
California section of the National in line
. gun the burn. chop-Jud
ire-l“
"What's your name?" naked Super-
intendent Birmingham cf the prisoner.
"F‘rahk Howard. sir."
"Well. this is an old m. “ replied the
superintendent. ”We have been ionic
ing for you for some time. You could
i'not have stripped us thill time for ev-
cry avenue of escape has been clotted
inguinal your hearing the city. i be-
ileve that you are an old hand at the
itinctures " .
“No. sir.“ replied Frank Howard. ”I
man sent me for the coat this noon
time dramlck forth v
fin i so -
“Well. i did not
ercoat." chlmedlb
H‘No. you lives nogghyanrn ksir. " said
oward. “ t was
, "How long have’y‘b‘fi Mn nworking
this game?” need the superintendent.
“l' m not working any shape. sir. i
i’work—l WW”
"Yes. you work everybody you can.
You have been :worklng the tailors
round here for sweet: or more." lllil
he at the detectives. ‘
mean. what is this?" into Demure
Cronan, pulling out a long white bit
or cloth from under Howard' 9 coat and
rest. it :roved a long white apron
which be are
011 ones who
u 55-. 1.: A. .V'Fa .. m... t. he .;
..devcrel years ago. ’ it was predicted ‘
, by slow rsllropjlmon. that by this
time. powerful electric motors would
he used in drawing tut oxym-
350v “yacht built! on the one .
One or the strongest be”
thlI theory than the late
lack. thdmniyrpmalmr
literati“ goth... and
*lieverilh
mm!”
M
in. has
‘ ' ‘ tile in
'N .The third
pul5ion is used “new:
nonwhites?“ was one of the nut
not yet on .b‘ to
me lol- the ti:
railp
' railrmdg‘l'o the oooatrmpx employ an...
hwsib Ellie d r t‘ of a e
.si'xa.h.l°il“" ‘" will;
destined to be its cum ore-duos
force for railroad core: iend mull-l.
for ships. Just when this force will be
Well pf curiae treat roads- of new
mom Wm,“ new
Need is the “now am.
tires are grewisg'hcsvler int construc-
tics dominoes maletedodetatio‘cod
are beingfirun with axles- matters
‘0! incl. it would hedidwclttoilhd in
thqir‘worid c more complete and vpertoct
locomotm than the ~mcummlni
engines: which drawn“; scum ear-i
tromb- between item Ialitver and
Providence. (these locomotives are.
able to move an dmmcnsa mass of"
l slit. hauling these great trains
the country at a pretty lfast.
if the freight lmevwm new;
lent. the huvy' surreal engines are
Militias. These engines are intended
to butmvyuo lhd‘ it» our train ow
or tbelmdon schedule tints and are
«Incubus induct running. it is doubtv
iulxlt are excellcd‘liy the engines
mien! ilroad hi the country. .
President Hall as was his produces
so! to slice. is a boilercr in- blitetriulty
mo motor on through roll-lilacs and
he hold that hometown of this power
with! be used ‘on'uie Consolidated-
Irond; t beryculdnot-vebture the“
mind? or Just When it would be
Lu nor in just what manner this
to roe be employed.
1 Q!” the why: dodged bv‘ the Amen."
MG hinted road ll'beiii'g blocked
“with new engines. it is not probable
of electric biophpulhlon tor
wears home They are procuring the
best Enslneh that money can buy. ms
chines that are the p’ride of the rail-V
road then who run them.
” To' khbp‘ these many liti'iidred en
glass in- tepair. an army b! laminate
are optimally at work. The shops in
New dyed take cat‘s of n Erect hid’ay
engines which are disabled. or are
turned" in for ordinary rent in; from
this rattan of the beta; and the com
anode landmines Massachusetts. The
annual outlay tor repairs at engines.
is it large one and Is an important item
in the maintenance or the Consolidat-
ed Railroad.-
Whlle there is necmtty every your
for a larger number of Icons and en-
glues. representing the natural
crease to mac. consideration must
disc be taken for replacing rolling
stock that gets used up by wearing out
orIbcing smashed. 'Of» the 1.100 new
freight cars recently orderedwby the
company. It leIIt 100 are necessary to
replace old rare destroyed the past
year. There ie'Ihardlya‘dIy but that
some broken ours on do Now Heron
from the various divisions watering
there. (or repairs. When a car isthni
lvcrl. it is put in first-class COME:
ti a. not only the. parts mashed reI
solving attention. but other wedhened
The police Vet's theb
were not ‘nstonlshed tire Arnold
then explained that Howl"! warts the
hahltor running into tailor shape and
haying that he was a waiter in a reo-
iaunnt and that I run?"“ him for
An overcoat. Then We go 0:}:
to where the Wild Meats w
9 up and pick out the bent over-
cost on the line. Im the amount of
the repairing and go off. He has been
working the game srwnd the city the
host week. and the police have I new
bed of complaints W him. This
forenoon. Detective Grouch wot a clue
for the no or taking I a “boom
thin out of own. and Oronaa pulled
him in . "
‘OnI searching his pockets the police
or 'wurenmm- ”a an
or. w to 0 .
has been in the habit. of ceiling in.
under no cell «will Monies:
til 0!
of "the
Vmodcnt they will none»
on goods. Theme of
is I good piece of detect."
" stone the same in till-city. for I while
. at land
‘ a
W. ,.
mimic wildfire cm mi.
l m,“
shuistlm’ hall “I
It) Id wmwnu for the consti-
lanai
sample in Jeni-rs.
Ind wattsdotchemmhlomin.
to turn up He made his appearance gm
oral economy
The werhrbivwwrtltfitome W
.a. ‘tltl.l which is to be lighted hv.
men. which is to II-V '
parts of the strucmrond car is mode
inc near-iv new as possible. Many thou-
stand dollars are expended ovary year
in the repair of broken freight cars;
and besides these bettermeule. there
are at lent 700 cars so completely us.
of repairing and it is ndoosenry to boy
in: stock: for the number out not
only be kept good. but a certain per
ocntsge of increase every year is us-
many to meet the ever growing de-
moods of fecishbosscliou. .. .u. .
it is llld‘ that-cu: economy in nuns
e bio-ireicht mines. as compared
wittrthc did-timommnfler engines. One
of ascorbic inoculation is not e to
m three mm Inch Imus smaller
mmidhm and ofcourseone
lam machine out lid «on more cheer»
ly thallium undertones.
flwmmonlyo on economy id that
Minn 11.“!!st
twb‘m mmfiulflmdfid. The
star than the small ones, but their
lhcnt- to in Mlbtfifdm bf gem
””J'i
The new «glow
be?!“ “M
Eradication the
frail" n no untimely. ”rumours.
"Price 50 cents a box. Fostefillll-
”talus no Eubctloute.
me the disbursement anticipate any ‘
puny has other chops in this state. V
ed up as ’to preclude the possibility .5 . .
new cars to take the place of this roll- ‘
first coat of the bigger engines lI macs -
“'99 during the night. ’,
IeIlIve the Statements of lo. Nsr.V .
Walk Residents.
WI.
Norwslk.
l’i’llbi positive from So. Nari/Elk W
[116. t
Cannot be evaded or doubted.
Read this statement: ; E
ll.
elicit. can: "I no
per use i tsucleu tilli."DplilV'l eiltlilllf
Pills might help me. etch if they dbln'
cure. i went to Flalst‘ed'e
1‘an got I supply. 1 WDHIWE ““9 i
pointed boss's Kldfiey Filll‘ tlilitblbil'
of the lm men. Th0 ”which llld
adhering were a thing ’of the poet.
burn; consume. N. Y.
forethe united States.
Newcomer the“
sole hgonth
«
I; F!
Krishna-1..
Guaraubes
The restore of connecticut General.
Life insurance Company a policies.
Have you seen them7V if not inquire
of or write to
FRED. H. ”HELD.
chasm. acct" " " ‘
w 4-, to?!“
Unitedsnsnk B'lld‘Vsz filo. men...
For You ballot
on cold maul... pan-
ii nicelwmade and with
retake, Flour.
Light cakes the result“.
3 packages 25 cents
New Fusdoc pkg-
a so
Qottage ave. V,
'lilicint
CURES w. “as"
‘RIHEUMATISM
honour . ..
son an... ab
tom nos WALK.
Endorsement by residents of South
Mrs. C. 0mm. tiring ”on iii K
W Fifth lid a years.
indie predictions. Wm seamen choline unrest Wold people i“: h 1
could and nothing to give me ”any E64
nameADoan‘I-v and . '
not Eslmutes,
cakes site"sb reli'Sh'iblt ‘men
the right flout. Try...
Purina Mills Health
I-l
j" 'Brnuch (mice
highest Cash Boots
All DRUGGIS’ib. .m
Soothers Eagle and C ity “of Non ‘
$5I‘7‘i‘porton'
bnbtvanaflzbus ant
snddhaEwlgmthe Bil-w m. M w
iiisce mom ' ”it! -
“swemgrlwtl up; M iii
“A
e
. sitar app.
”We Im first»? ”gee”.
and we nwl ll please you. I” ‘7"
cl
mambo some.
cow Irma nominees W.
Washington In
this streets. loam Hm
mm what-I. .
duel—‘4
mtg test on ‘ondv ails a.
you would the to «W of. We
niches! mh pruecfwill he laid b;
calling on I; .
genre. by posts] will receive.
more.
Open? an). Violin. untamed lair
TO SUITV EVERYBODY
1W 5:“ a“?
“tranquil. comman-
. can-min other new part...
.. l. ’. “All
was leave New terms: as?“ '
East an... seam street, 34H»
‘Norwiflcijnd South Emmi?
Norwalk Chronicler