. ‘ sass communications tor
olio‘oldbo «sums to The
most Moro not Irmirod.
I port, visiting friends.I
gsport visiting friends.
‘ ulcer and son of Bridgeport.
III of the fornier’s parents
Min‘ s Irish setter‘ “.Dash “ was
Bridgeport Saturday and pbo
3 so. ' ‘3
Downs disposedof his mustangs
59in harness, in Bridgeport par
Hattie Crevell and William
will be married Wednesday ev
:3,“ he blame of the bride.
Wu
from New York are guests
. isses Peiffer, with whom they
innit! until after Thanksgiving.
. hoops-m-
lDDurI‘y and wife who atten-
u-grange convention held in
and his. recently, have returned
Mary
‘ mother of the former.
rear home
medley, of Lyon s Plains
Mi dance. at thestaples'
' a boarding with Mrs.
‘Ifl during the winter months
. . (-0—..-
sale Curran who since the
or husband recently. has
h, and it is feared go-
roe. have been engaged to
r with oak and hickory
tied for a New York firm
II: for some time undergoing
as that are to convert it into
aisle of Saturday night and Sun-
a severe one herb. in the
Farms section several c lmusys
blown down A lags lies of fish-
ML.
1
“builds? Day premises to be
celebrated by the Westport club
Q s, with. pool and billiard bolt
is in the; afternoon and a sin
ht. Luncheon will be served
linemen“ are on foot for a
' so Sturges .a .i.. iaylor andH
ssh are engaged In a wholesale”
trade. They hang» up 150 poi-l:-
bntly Ind are butcher them
market~ Fifteen were killed
3 a7. Bork like the malarityviofl
-' up In price and the local com
pacts to derive a big revenue I
say.
pm—«Ma.
e third time in about as
Jooopbillliynu. I former in
- the trolley. made not I II
. pt to leave home unfit: is
I I elsewhere. He rec ly 3 ip
'3th most upon a schooner
New York 'I-Ito Norther“.
i
this;
having concluded to stick
3 » 3 do tile camel me
I purchased a number of tra I
its
' of which there is
New Work.
‘- :Wding announcement of Arth-
\ d and Miss M. Gregory. of
to take place Wednesday next
3 3 act for general comment here.
'3 rig couple are veryl‘weli shown .
the contractin'g‘ps ieI ard ill
.lfr. Shell 6 being 18.
ryw iii pearl of ace. and
M31“ {Il'tQiM'
amour w perform-
9 I of the bride’s parents
Nita of Westbound:
orriogelblack
~ 3 “Which attention soda
3mm lion’s nest ii
. . . . c
. 'I‘. Willisn‘iil spent "Ssturday .
Gertrude Bakerlspent Saturday
the
and
«MINI
A day or two‘holloro tho attach
I)” boom
child
and am too. tour idlinaldr lggytt ls firrtunstsl tlat
ovoi- ~fafig. . ? securing this are a trim on an 3
i‘ ? filled ' night will be it read letter on in South
I ' -‘ Norwalk
Chainbaldri’o Coudh Ramsay. ”A...
leon. so soon
as the child becomes hoarse.
or even
after the rough cough opposes.
it will prayent the attack.
It has done so
thousands and
thousands of times
has '
nails:- been Known ' to fail.
HIM ‘ .
initial ' .
the truth of I' Q
mademthst plans will i‘é‘il. ad t
3 pluck and energy will push until ,
the front. duly- 91.1890. some
Vance was a night operator and train
despstclicr at‘tlis union Depot. mumps
bus. Ohiouon I palm of fifty m
I month. [in inc his leisure incipient-r
and Into 3th ‘ of “osmium its
wrote what ‘ on this most pills:
nomeusl, artistic and shallots: disabling.)
i . cal succesl‘ "of those tury.‘ The Limited
mil, whlcli'iucttlid lur cm steam
in four years. And has not as
: shoWn any Widen of waning la poof
clarity. on the c htrary, lost mason
3‘ which was an exceptionally hard and
3 on the majority of theatrical ventures.
- 3 was even better than the proviouI
Uncle Josh Sprucsby.
The theatrcgolng public will hall
with delight the good news that our
3 old friend. “Uncle Josh Sprucsby." Is
to visit us soon ”Tbs company. which
has made an exceptionally strong lm
pression wherever it has appeared has
many friends be so who will await their
coming with l rest. The organism
lion this year iii better than over. all
the old favorites being retained and
mpable new ones added. and now
takes rank with the best dramatic
were
who
1ha.
their
. price
South Norwalk;
pvalk.
FATAL FALL now
. Janos Griffin died I
o’clock Saturday moruln.
boarding. house on ldhfipfg‘
souls, as a result or injuries receive
m has clown Pl mrueMN-o.
rlday morning. Friday morn4
ing. some of, the inmates ofithe houao,
were avoided by some one groaning.
early
9
”and
last.
or ‘ 3 '
“obstacles buslness or an “1::
history.
luxurious life.
chairs
homes.
0.. writes:
nerves
maladies.
was satisfied to his.
seemed to be merely
.i.“..--
MISS HOYT’S ESSAY.
m
Former Booth Norwslk Young Lady
Takes First Prize.
The ()ystcv Boy. I.. I. Pilot has the
following regarding a former iesldent
of Noiwalk:
Miss Hoyt was the winner in the
contest for the best essay on the sub-
ieci of ‘Cclonial Life in New England.
at the High school the efforts being
confined to the pupils in United States
The essay is given below:
Colonial Life in New En land.
3 The New England colon etc were
very hard workers and did not live a
They did not believe
in sitting'uronnd and seeing others
work as the early Virginians did. They
'l‘lielr churches
were built of wood ‘with a high pulpit.
a gallery and large square pews.
the church was not warmed in winter;
the people took hot stones along with
them to keep their feet warm. They
also took their dinner. as the sermon
was often four hours long. A constable
carried a long stick in church. which
he used towake the people up when
they fell asleep. The principal room
being the kitchen. which. in winter.
was the only heated room in the house:
There was a huge open fire place in
which great logs were burned.
corner of the room was a tall clock.
A spinning wheel was always present
before the fireplace.
furniture consisted of sometimes two
wooden tables and a few wooden
No lovely rocking ‘chairs with
soft cil’sllbno ever haunted these
in the long winter evenings
ily w I gathered around
eplfi the ma only with
spin 9 and the men resting
from their work. it made a pleasant
picture. urilbt. after all. such a life
does not seem so very bad.
MILDRED HOYT. '
Oyster Bay High School Nov. 19.
very religious.
the
M... .e
Inn,“
SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE.
When thihga are “the best" they be
come “the host selling " 'Abraham
Hare. a leading druggist. of Bellevilie
“Electric Bitters are the
best solllnwhitters l have handled in
' twenty yearsi’ You know why? Most
diseases begin in disorders of atom
sch. liver. kidneys. bowels. blood and
Electric Bitters loans up the
stomach. regulates liver. kidneys and
bowels scribes the blood. strengthens
the nerves hence cures multitudes of3
It builds up the entire syssII
tom. Puts new lite and Vigor into anyj
weak sickly. rundown innit or woman;
Sold by F, H. Baxter.
John K. RIIEIQB. Nor
60 cents.
druggists.
lasting. found Gri
of the stairs on
liver in a daaengondi
old.'0mos . I
still able to walk/”ac ii er...II,1§pa‘cefor er‘ anion. but
coiled. .SubsectionhymnsIl~ grew Worse tho‘ g. In numbers Ind
and became uncbii II. The occur the in LisI‘t retrofits were Idnolly
pants of the house became alarmed
and summoned a physician. The doc.
tot; found that Gridln w
With concussion of the bra . bimbo
dltloii' bolus dangerous in the IxtrohiIi
Ho stew rapidly worse. and shortly
before boom l'flotdrday breathed his
ARIMADIJ AND GINTLI.
in one
The rest of the
STAiRs.
ly after it
at hill“
NM. Audfl
When us
run
suftqunns
companies touring the country. The
play Is one of those homely New Ens
land dramas with a beautiful story
running through it. Comedy. pathos.
and sensation abounds Strict atten-
tion has been paid to detallland ll
full new set of scenery has been paint-
ed for this season. Undoubtedly a big
crowd will attend to welcome Bally,
Dutchy. Out 0‘ Sight, the Hayseed
Band, and old Uncle Josh himself. No
thestrical season is complete without
the joys afforded by Uncle Josh and
his fellow Reubens. The elegant or-
chestra so long a feature of this oom-
pnny. is still retained and its usual
is still a source of delight. At Hoyt‘s
Theatre. Thanksgiving matinee and
night.
Duchcmin's New IYork VoudIviilII Nov-
e ties.
On Friday and Saturday. and gSutur-
dsy matinee. Duchemins New York
Vaudeville Novelties with Carlisle’o
Pony it Deg Circus as a feature. will
be presented It Hurts Theatre. spec
ial care will be taken that the whol
program will boatrlotly high class. The
patronage of the better classes partial
ularly the ladies and children will be
catered to. ill addition to the eight
clinics and fourteen trained dogs there
will be seven other high class vaudeo
ville specialties. Amusements have
been made betwe Manager Hoyt and
the A. A. Duane emplacement Com
pany whereby high class vaudeville
such as is presented by Mr Keith so
successfully at New link, Boston and
Philadelphia. will e periodically pro
duced at Hoyt‘s 'l‘h we. and will prob
ably be repeated csldy’ or fortnightly
with eight entirely new acts The
prices will be p ulsr, 50 cents being
charged for the gilt stints at the even-
ing performances. Atn the matinee
beat orchestrri Io ybe had for
, 25 cents. The vs ought to prove
successful end is 'wort y of encourage;
ment as high claps vaudeville of I
clean and wholst‘o'iua sort is infinitely
superior to some of the cheap and
trashy dramas thatI we have been in
meted III/Ith.
allvlnski's Recital.
The Boston Dally Advertiser has
the following agardin ”Sllvlnski the
pianist’ who w also: at oyt' s Theatre
December 2: .
”The Beethoven work which is lndls~
beneable to every pianist’s debut. was
the “Waldsteiu” sonata which is very
often the visiting card of the fore
artist. it was performed with spleiuld
breadth. "a la d' Albert" the phrasing
was clear. the runs unblurrsd. and the
final stretto of the Gods was a marvel
of wrist and finger action. Yet hetero
3. this there was a trace of overforcing
and an excess of pedal. But there wa‘a‘
.. no endeavor to "individualise" tli
work and it Is coldest that almost:
has his Beethoven wol digested. M
Iart's Rondo will nor wad a line
contrast; It prese‘iitdd that diihcult
elmplicity that shows furtli an error
like a fly in amber, or a flaw in a crys-.
tal. Few artistd could have made such
a Tsuccess in we“) [dissimilar works.
The.“ “oh up :‘of Schumann'o
"PIlelobs" were finely given and the
octave and chord Work here was aim
plynphenomasoi 'i'he climax with tho
,‘f was of great pow.
As
i. .v
drills
8-880
successful with the Isl-liar numbers;
The applause was mat. almost con»
tinuous. sud wholly“ deserved. "
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pa
arm to secure a
man that show-dug?» maid.
on the ialsiid was buried.
Id Nail" Ippesrsat
night.
«up-using..."
"golden." At pr
"KM 81’” bard'
stills theatre to-
. accruasmvoncoo. 5 Q
Color. slim Indy/datum are the thrad‘
things which bigot» has chiefly to
It tho trolls cells
E elm-own
a, which oiu bounlform. not isot-
The lost. when rolled on I cigar
smoked.“ budt3 3'Ieave a white or‘
sh. which does not
flake off and lid into onss' bosom or
over his waistctlat. and it must not~
“ooal”-—-i. o.. have» a block.
oharM
ring lust behind tile ash on the burn-
lug cigar This is sure to give a had
odor and last
"Ii‘h‘c leaf must also
burn freely. and When lighted hold
ilrui‘ for a reasons le time.
It Dillbl.
have a soft; stillery exture glossy sur
face. and the elasticity of a piece of
kid. so that it may be drawn smoothly
uni closely about the cigar.
Flavor is not wanted in Connecticut
tobacco. for It there be much of it it is
sure to be bad. Perfect burn.’coior.
and texture can be gotten in tthoi-tli-
ern climate. but a delicate and agree-
able flavor has not
yet been obtained.
Flavor is conditioned largely by oil
mate. the other qualities by soil and
fertilizers.
it is desirable. therefore.
that the leaf be neutral without taste.
as far as may be.
We get the ilavor
wholly in the Cuban filler. 'I‘o obtal i
these Qualities of lbsf is the problem
of the grower—4i
rich more cummi-
cated than insets t e ordinary form-
er.'-—~Harpers Weekly.
H! HAD THE MONEY.
A western millionaire, who has made
a fortune out of mines. and who is re~
workable alike for his liberality and
for his ignorance of his bank account.
says the Chicago inter Ocean. was ask.
ed one day to contribute to an object
of charity. The canvasser suggested
that one thousand
dollars would be
an acceptable contribution.
"That isn't enough," replied the cap-
itallst.
if i buys the money
“i will give you five thousand
in the bank. Wait
until l call up and inquire.”
He summoned u. clerk and told him
to telephone to the. bank to inquire it
he had live thousand dollars on dupes.
l.t as he desired to contribute that sum
If possible. to a worthy object. The
clerk returned and reported that the
bank advised that he had three hill!
drsd and eighty thousand dollars in
the bank.
“Dear me." cried3 the capitalist. "as
much as that!
3W.ell make out that
check for live thousand dollars.”
W
M ' -
MODERN BURGIRY BURFMSID.
"While suffering‘n’om a bone case of
piles I consulted a physician who ad
vised me to try a" box of De
itch Hue! Salvo.” says (i. P. Carter, 3
. “I procured a box and was
AtlantaG.
WIIt’I
entirely cured DoWitt' a Witch Kasai
Salve is a splendid cure for piles :iv
in: relief instant”; and l heartily'ro 3
commend is to all immoral-I.
is unneccessary to cure plies
De
Witts Witch Hosea Salve will cure
any case. Cuts. burns, bruises and all
other wounds are also calcltiy cured
Sit lilies;
by it Beware of cannterfeitsw -George
WATER G9: ANNAD; OF TIME. ’
The Bridaaportd-lydraullc Company .
have turned on rthsd‘water in both
Falrfleld and Souilport and after the
pipes have been hushed for I few '
days the water
be ready for use.
The news that.- ,liiawofor has already .. Q. .
been turned on is an agreeable snr- ‘ ‘ ‘
prise to the residents
The contract
The Hydraulic Company had with, the
Uncowa Water 00.,
was that the water
was to have been turned on on Jan-
uary 1-1902 and now the Ooinpsny
has turned it on six weeks before the
required tithe The water yesterday
could not be used as it takes several
days to flush the pipes but will be roa-
dy for use on Thursday. Work will be
started on all streets not yet of ed as
soon as the pipe arrives.
wh ch in
thoughbwill be by the last of the week
at the latest.
c
curs sacssvnavva' caries.
The Bristol millions iron-i Ashe
elation a car
without capitol
stock. has filed a copy of its articles bf
“societies with the State Search”. 9 ””9
The signers are Adrian 1.1“!st Mar-
Ills Louthlln. Benjamin I“. Judd Fred-
erick 0. Norton. Mk H. Salon, Mur-
tlmer E. Wei an, Carlton 8. free. Edy
word so Wh teley
d Warranw
William T. Smith
uIllip H. atewvensi Charlesw. Roberto
.Tnorbe
The Long island Brick Company. of
New London. has’dlod a certificate of”
the vote of its stockholders to dissolve
the corporation
AszOUNOINO
rd 0! S
pig...“
is Ii
are? or...”
Millie
“magumm that when "its“!
rt by any one tumbled
fdr tilted sailors
Wu we“ and Dr; KIWI
CI"
.letg'sa‘onbrivaisd
maul
DIIOOV IIV.
dutch." comes
I
Always moons I
“it will soon re
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allow 3
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Many More Like it in East Norwaik.
The following case is but one of
lye evidence.
employed at the Nor-walk Look Oom-
pany, says: “i was suturing turmoil
attack of backache. and. my‘otloniloii
Was directed to DbIn's’Kidney Pills.“ i
got, a box at Pleisted's drug store, and
took the contentions the directions in-
dicated. They noted promptly and rod-
ically. Dean's Kidney Pills are a fine
remedy for backache. No reaction, no
bottle to carry. no spoon to forget or
lose. You simply put them in your
pocket and they do the rest.” ,
For sale by all dealers; price 59
cents a box. IFollter- Milburn (10.3qu-
falo, N Y., sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~Doan’s-~anil
take no other.
Guarantees
Not Estimates
The feature of Connecticut General
Life Insurance Companys policies.
Have you seen them? If not inqulrti
of or write to .
FRED. If. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank B‘l’d'g.. So. Norwalk.I
‘I‘l‘r Dr. lllcl’s ledoint
CURES
uALARIA.
, sons sv .
Ail. 'DRUGGISTS.
‘Jurilus Brown
hints and Piper linen.
Pure" White bond and Zinc
mixed by hand will our twice
as ions and cover onble stir-3.
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on scuth
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven para
no. They are
Your house I stand as wall
if I point it. it case. 68 South
Kain street. lgjilasidcm. to
Drove .‘
still good.
new roux. saw slivbu a‘
HARTFORD aamaosn.
vials TAILIJ.
m
in canal October 13. my
nun—-
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1le 3.199;. team. io:i
his. Ill) 4.1
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. io' Idllt ion to swung.
13-43:“, 5: ill M
many similar occurring. daily in East I
scream. .u is unionism. lover.» 1
lfy its maintain Surely you “WI" 3
ask for better pros! than such canal”:- .3
in». William Arkel'. of 10 con-um. QI
I South “Milk.
3:65“; .
only. This boss. viiv‘Av
warn run enuresis
soul. successes.
CROPS Potatoes. Mull“.
ripples. Cabbage. abroad-f.
cvtnvrlliiih‘.
A machine you will boo
woryday.(3olinsidllelts '
Comstock
Watkins .
8: Dow,
m WAsHiNo'roiy STREET
3 South Notwtik ‘
Phone if;
GOIlbI‘I'IIIllIllI
is not a lighII matter. but fraud
ing a picturII~ requires iiidgr
ment. too. this stock of Christ}
mas mouldim is the rarest
and richest will have ever prof
sented for your admiration.
which we are cure, it will rs1~
solve. '
M
e
Painters’ Supplies, Artista‘
Materials.” .
Window Shades. Cornice .Polaa
.pic'ruass.
Pictures Framed-loader.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor
sting. ’ ’
Telephone Call. 43343.
Open evenings till 9:30.
DECKER.-
87 wasnuic'rori s'r..
. We
A Flush
VIIVe.
Noiseless. closes without for or we;
ter hammer. Has no unis.
THE IDEAL
VOLUMETER Palisades also.
LATINO FLUSH VALVE. I
A self adiosting- pressure regulator
applied to a Flush V Ive operated by,
direct pressure. Disc avas- tlle Iain
amount of water in the some WI! 0
time. resordlesa of the head or pros: :,
sure in service pips.
room.
Other. machines theatrical Q
3 piplnlmtebin and water
See It in operation in our display
Humid lid? to drill
'Ihis shoe is for men. and l
’Y‘:.IS made up in inmost 3"
attractive manner. It»
IS stylish, nobbv, ands
has a malt top.
4A.“
Bills l Unlonlhmp.
$5.00 .pa’lr
3WearSIioosIIiaiFlb
Cl." A
$5. 7 Spartan
DELIVERED ill YOUR- BIN.
min—-
We handle only one credo of Cool
and that Is the Blast. '
Place your orders now. and take ado
vantage of price ducted above.
Beat in quality, cleanly «resold.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No unattai- what your experience has
been in the past. five no your order.
and we will please you.
, iiiiiilliulii ii.
Successors ion. from.
Coal Yard and Dilioe ”our Must.
Branch one. Wu Ind
Main streets.
Tolopbosio Gall. III-II.
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery 0: all kinds.
attlnsa. stoves
and builders“ hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse mettle.
rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM ll
18 I 16 Ram ds' 3t.
Notice by postal will receive prompt 1
' attention.
cm 7 a. m. m s p. m. Closed Bat- 3‘
3 urdays. i
Residence SIS Sprint street.
T0 sou iii/sarcoph-
we save rm course or run
out LOAD Ives! raw o'us-
M TARLOV
Connecticut Wilts.
louth NON“
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