am use “i“: rind
Mill?» . .
.‘1 silo .New Tent
‘1“ dog with friends in tins piccsw
uric: fiddlem counsel on ilivon-tbc ,
JI expected to span Thanks
chard Aboudrotb.
The OfllcieT Renown! the Darlcli
Methodisb Church held a meeting last
slight and talked over plans for the
., w unfit '
BIO? COM...
I sell tbsdbcstt grudge lot itlardmoca:I
it?! so owes in he
can . n"1'ilgolléht dddlity of cslv‘silllliy~
‘ and clean oats, bay, show and .
Phone 136-4. 2 First Ave, East
WA LACE MARVIN
All buIlnIIIW communications for
cities should be Iddrcnccd to Toe
ntiocl. roman letters not desired.
WP
5.1. W. "Beatty began yesterday to im-.
prove from his attack of quinsy sons
throat.
5......»qu
Edward Rose. of Patchogue L. l.. is
iting his father. David Rose, of lien-
atr‘oet, who is seriously ill.
. "l‘here will be baptismat theAdvont
Gilrlstian Church next Sunday night.’
hose to be bantlzed are Mrs Nicker-
n and Miss Bartram
The many friends of 8. Wallace on;
borne will he aorly to hear of his se-
vere illness at his home in Osbome
avenue. All wish for his speedy lo 0‘.
eriwpi ~ are. .
Miss Loluse Kenney. of New Haven.
who has been .‘visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Morse,;oI Henry street during
the past Week returned to her home
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Drew will
return from their extended visit at‘
Norwich. on Shthrday of this wash. it
is reported that Mr. Drew's health is
hell improved.
. Miss Sadie Nash of Van Zandt avn
flee will spend Thanksgiving in Ilo-
heken.N . J._ and Will remain five
weeks with friends and relatives be
fore returning‘home
W
, - Mound Mrs. Samuel G. Hanson. of
."ii‘, _ ort. whoihfle been visiting
«5.
l in .thlc place and South Nor-
returned yesterday to their home.
{during the. past. couple of masks.
war-v w
f couple 9 ‘ t Roswell: boys went
' to? eNcé hbdnt ducks the other
‘1~ dsyi; 236m may wooden duck in
the inter, d b one
3 shots at it. thinking it was a live duck.
, I160rge Petty. who has been in New
‘Yilrk state. for“ the past ten years, has
returned to East Norwalk. and is stop;
ping at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
David Ward. of the Benedict Farm
bridge. He reports that there were
eighteen inches of snow when he left.
“‘ ‘--—ia‘rr-“-‘——--
, Rev Egerton R. Young. delivered an
. excellent lecture. last- evening. in the
' Elect avenue: Methodist Episcopal
: Church. Many- beau ..lul views were
‘ shown and lndian life beautifully porn
tcayed.- -Mr Young has a world-wide
diction conductor“; and greatly.
d tallied his coalesce.-
This evening “the prayer and class
meetings will .unite in a Thanksgiving
Service, at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. James L'Hommcdlcu will be
the leader. No service fill be held on
Thursday, the members of the church
’ joining with the union service in the
_ South Norwalk Congregational Church.
Frank Lassen. the government light-
house keep . was in East Norwalk.
edtdrdcy. I d he says that the storm
rid high tide of Sunday did mu’ch dam-
age to' the light houses and islands He
said that Grassy Hammock light was
taken entirely away and that part of
char and trees on Peach Island
was ed away.
The case ‘o‘I Philip liorwitz o'f
ridgeport, a brother of Isadore Hor-
its. W31: pawnbroke; on the gash]??-
qt id e. :9 l: e w
. , xNe" bi‘ ct'riqntford Rail-
rend. for injuries received in the TM-
notohwrcclt. Augu‘d‘t 19 last has been
chilled out of court. Attorney John
Keogh was counsel for Mr. Horwitn.
3:?
8. Partrick. the shoe maker on the
‘ .is probably one of the best in-
, ' .rs ln'tbezcountry today. He has
' - cdmcny different devices. and in
manner has been beaten out of
. . . stabs: It the present time
II of a sub-marine boat hanging
1 window. that he hopes will net
. Red by a screw. The power will
I sricit Patrick hII IlIo
‘3 word}: “#31:." 5”"
i - on c. rcp-
io d mourning for President
“PM ..Ind with I full
r. Pcrtrick has been offeredl2
of MW 301' the bid of}:
at. but. his would not part with.‘
advertisement cannon»
. liddld'n
fired seven ‘
‘ I Iortune. it is oval in shape and.
‘ . friends
Miss Josephine Bni y of New men.
will d'psnd 'l‘hcnksglv
giving with Mrs.
~1
Haven.
on Launch Works
boats
new
er before.
to their home.
I.
before it is finished.
it to the town of Dorian.
George S Bailey'.
After the regular‘
meeting at
«ll—u... .—
which he was a member.
gregational Church.
night.
Wo—
Hook &
town
ed. .
foot.
tion.
CONNOR.
formerly.
es of every (1
including wink
freshments were served.
....—_
Saturday.
holes.
this result.
100.14 SEE
Merritt. .1104. 12-33.
His inquiries in ycch
elicited that no other
I‘EI be “can:
Bbsmrockl .
Two lots have been Ibid dd thc‘War
dell property far buildlno Purposes.
W
‘Mrf‘g ‘hnd Mrs. Lasts F. Daniels of
. Norton: will count t to ’l‘hcnksglv
ing with Mrs. Build 5 parents in New
ore-vs»
Orders are coming fast for the Dari.
The management
is busy new building eighteen feet
The Darien football team is prsct~
ing the game‘evory afternoon. The
boys can do better team work than ev-
M...
Mr. and Mrs. James Cox, of Stamv
ford have ben visiting friends in this
place and Roton Point, have returnedi
Work was resumed today upon the
macadam road and it will not take long
it will be a cred-
.4“...-
the liveryman.
has purchased a- strip of lead off the
Wardell property, for the purpose of
converting it into a park,
weekly prayer
the Darien Methodist
church tomorrow oveniufi» a special
meeting of the church will be held.
Harry St. John will leave for Hart
ford, Where he has secured a position.
He will be missed very much in the
Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps of
A union service taking in the Con-
gregational. Presbyterian and Metho
dist churches will be he... in thaCon—
Thanksgiving
Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon.
vSlyvestsr‘ Bowen. is member of the
committee appointed by the Eagle
Ladder Company. to get up
the e tertalhmont that was held in the
all last Thursday night. reports
that cannot sum of moneywns secur-
' The many friends of E. D. Miller
will be pained (to learn that he has
hen taken to the Stamford Hospital
yesterday . buffering with
brought out from the effects of a sore
He is in at very critical condi
J w‘uo-I—u-h—o-
Miss Suslelnnderson who is employ-
. ed in the factory of ...e Yale a Towne
in Stamford cut this tip end of her first
finger of! in a drop press Saturday af-
it will be some time before
she will be able to use her hand as
Miss Mary Seneck, daughter of Mrs.
William Selleck celebrated her birth-
day Saturday evening by inviting sev-
eral of her friends to her homef Gem-
rlptio‘n were played. '
stomce and several
other kinds There was music and re-
The qualifying round for the Proof
dent's cup was played at Wee Burn.
with this result:
Seeley (a) beat W. M McCord (14) by
6 up and 6 to play; J. H. White (16)
beat 0. A. Jenkins (5) by 1 up; B. B
Brown (16) best A. L. Brown (36) by
6 up and 6 to play: M. R. Pitt (14)
best W. L. Baldwin (12) by 1 up in so
In the semi finals. Seeley beat
White. 4 up and 3 to play. and Brown
best Pitt. 3 up and 1 to play. The fin‘
ale will be played Thursday. 36 holes.
There were two ball sweepstakes. be-
sides. The morning Iwecpssi‘lkes had
A..S Pitt, 88 5-;83 W. l.
Baldwin. 102. '12-:80 W. M. McCord.
Elli Bruggerhoff 117. 28-
89; it“; Pitt. 103 14 89- Schuyler
W. N. Canon. 121.
24-311?“ afternoon sweepstakes re-
sulted art-follows: W. L. Baldwin, 93.
12-84; W. M. “C(‘urd. 101. 14-87: W. N
Travis, 117. 30.87: A. S. Pitt. 36. 5.90;
ll). L. Scodeld. 112. 20.92.
LIPTON WILL cHILLINoI AGAIN.
LONDON November 23-—Sir Thom
as Upton announcement lostL evening.
at the Mount given In hichonor at
the hotel Cecil. that he was willing to
make another attempt to lift the cup
should no one else do so may be taken
In tantamount to I dcdn’lte cbcllongc.
ritich yachts
desire to step
ii
.wll be seen in
“digit . y
, Wu‘gm ails “ ‘ ’
mink in I steal trc‘b
Hope my- .0. “3/1 .
The‘
not yet been decided
n.7—
with a load of cabbage.
week.
-w
into it.
in town,
.w
Mrs.
New York.
ford, Sunday.
here, Sunday.
be held in
bury will preach. “
ing with no game.
lock-jaw building occupied: by!
drini Main street. have
turned home Saturda'i".
w—‘lnd
Will
NEW
CH.
the World stI:‘
I ters of the brigbnds.
will be Mllhdfl'lh‘ .
States consul
old. When he‘ w on
agent in Soils went
immediately I
correct that he
not. believed here.
‘HOTIL
loyccc of ab druid
finite-c.
circles hove 'ocbc: “hand.
to to In!
HIM“!
nus. iI suffering from the grip.
. can mushroom“ lul- held in ‘thc
Methodist Cborphfihl,’ Waning.
Misc Florence Moore is ubiehlwbo
out again after a few dIyI’ illness.
Captain usccr I’d. Young left this
morning for Providence and Mount
mar-mum
Old Poiks' " concert will not
be held on Thanksgiving
NE W C‘Nflflfl
Miss Katharine Rogers is the guest
0. friends and relatives in Boston, this
William Cody. ‘of‘ Stamford. spent
of Saturday and Sunday with relatives
Several car- loads df freight were re
celved It the railroad station yester
day. the first concignment that has or
rived since Wedneliday last.
. lic.
Elwood Brendan)! ccugltt I inroc
bSuadIy. ‘
night. it has
Wen the artists
will hold the entertainment.
The sloop idle Wild which has been
discharginl a curse of turnips at this
port left the harbor Valletta”, but she
expects to return in the near future
A. B Benedict has purchased the
Bird place West Norwalk and moved
Julius Lamm. of Park street.
visited over Sunday with relatives in
Mrs; Martin ‘Rlliisell visited with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Home“, of Stam-
Mieaes Tillie and Mattie Stevenson
of‘ New York. visited with relatives
Miss Josie and Lulu Simon have re
turned from their visit with friends
and relatives in New York.
Mrs. B. H. Kecler started for Baiti-
more,“ Saturday, to join her husband.
who is taking a course in dentistry.
Mrs. Julio Walsh. who has been vie
iting with Mrs. Ernest Brown for a
week. returned to Brooklyn, yesterday.
A‘ union Thanksgivmg service Will
the Methodist Church.
Thursday. at 11 and. Rev. B. C. Plls
Game hunters from neighboring cit-
ies have visited this place during the
past week. in almost. every case return
. W,
improvements on the front of the
..J AllIIIIn-
en commenc
ed by Brown It Dunes. .
”db—.6
Mr and Mrs Edwin Boss of Ridge
wood N. J. art'erbcsrdi‘ng with friends
on Smith’s Ridge for Isvcral days re-
".
I
ULTIMATUM‘ 0f. DEMANDS.
Not Bolicvcd'ln my. York That they
ill Gently/g Mission-rice.
ORK. Nevei‘nber ae—com.
planting upon the report that the
brigands have sent a message to Am-
srican ,Dlplornctic agent Dickenson
that unless he encodes by January 1st
to their original demand for 2 000 Turk
ich pounds they will kill both captives.
Miss Ellen M. Stone and Mme Tsllka.
ThelBofh. Bulgaria, correspondent of
This report comes
from Dubnitca, the Bulgarian frontier
town- which islthc present headquar-
~“Tlle message is
said to he the robbers answers to the
ultimatum reported to ‘hcve been sent
them by Mr: Biokencon (but which he
denied sending) ;nffcrlng. a ransom of
13.000 Turkish dlra or- poundc (852.-
800) and no more. Ind giving them un-
til next Saturday to accept unit can:
after which time all previous otters
Mr Dickens‘oo..wllc is the United
coral It Constantino
tilted diplomnflc
' (lonsicotlndplc
r‘tlic re port bcc‘crcc
"if cent In ultimatum
and be is still there. The report but its
the brlgcndI will kill the prisoners lti
SM'LOVIII ABIIS‘TID
rm will".
CHICAGO November film Four cm
Pccidc hotel lul-
WIlIIc Muck: Wilmer.
W13? “boo
our
tent below the him“ (if the ‘ '
ndtlrcy cannot act it up. affliction
they aim worked for ever I week try}
log to do so.
The firm cent to New York fpr one
of: the loading “PM”. or the country
it this line. and he‘d colored that it
wfr‘ouid be impossible local the run up.
if this In 1:31“, til“ Nanchang;
A Ib‘ondonmcn o is upon it
they have worked for. the past three
months. Ind which has cost to son
it is impossible to tell lust what
caused the trouble.‘ The drill is lain-
med in some manner It the bottom or
the hole. It is thouailt that a round
stone must have fallen down from the
month of the well. ,
When it was found impossible ‘to
pull the drill up by the rope. the next
thing done was to cut the rope off at
the top of the drill This was no
easy undertaking. when It is realised
that the rope was three inches in
thickness and the [mint to be reached
three hundred feet down in the six-
inch hole.
The rope was cutoff in this way: A
patent arrangement consisting of a
heavy pair of blades that stood out
and upward. was affixed to a piece of
pipe. To this piece of pipe other sec»
tions were fastened until the bottom
of the well or rather the top of the
drill was reached. Those scissors were
to fixed that when no upward strain
was put upon them they closed tenth-L
er. ‘and thus the rope was out.
Another Irransomsnt was then Ian»
ed to the bottom of the pipe. it slip
ped over the top of the drill and lodged
there. it was I sort of dabbook. end
with this the drill is constantly lining
"Jarred" in the hope of its becoming
loosened. Mr. Bosch. the foremapof
the crew on the well: claims that he
has been able to get the drill up I. only:
siderabie distance by this method. and
that he intends to keep It the work
and get the drill out in spite of the lie
clcration of the New York export. ~
The well is the second one tgbt the
contractors have sunk for the ll is
land Water Company'. which was in-
corporatcd last winter with the futon
tion of getting an adequate cu pl! of
water for Bell island Baton Po iii are
surrounding places.
The first well was started earl i
the spring and was sunk to a dour: till
350 feet. The supply of water obtained
was not nearly contrasts. and it was
determined to sink a second wall to
‘14
at least double the supply obtained by
the first attempt. it was the i ntcu»
tion of the contractors to sink thiazvfhll
drill is gotten out. it will be impossible
to sink the well any deeper. Ind
drill. which is worth considerable m‘
ey, will be lost. 8 id the 1111th
arrangement that is red to ill drill
break. it will be impossible to 0 any
more work. No other arrangement
could be made to golover the» present
book as it takes up the entire diameter
of the well. It is dcubtful if the cou-
tractors or the watcrrcompcnywill at-
tempt to sink I filled :woll.
-—-_ WW
LOCATIONS or fit! CONTINI‘NTS
NEW YOBK. November 26—-Dr. A.
‘ E. Ortmcn curator of lnvortebrae pale
otoiogy at Princeton University. has
made I discovery on to the original in
cations and situations of the contin~
cuts. «The discovery‘ Icon to the evi-
doncevof the correctnescl'of Vonlber-
ing and Hediey' a theory which is that
formerly there oxieud only two main
continents known to scientists c‘c ar-
cheienoc and archlnotos. He did this
by nothing the geographical distribu-
tion of the fresh water crayfish. The
continent on which‘tha crayfish are
found most orginally have been con-
nected forming one main continent,
and the places where the fish do not
tinent.
the crayfish did not occur, and consist-
ed of what is now indie, Africa and
tropical America. the other continent
consisted of the southern parts of
tic regions and the eastern part of
Asia.
BABTFOBD. November ail—Terry
McGovern Shin H
and his retinas of acre and help-
ers. will arrive in Hartford, Weill.»
day‘ 'for his dictcb with Young dorbctt.
It the Coliseum before the Nutmeg
Athletic Club Thanksgiving afternoon.
McGovern is in the finest condition
Ind predicts himself for I decisive
victory, although he acknowl
that young Corbe is I Very wor
”bonsai. Corbett is also in fine Ith‘
and is doing licht work It bis train-
quarters in this citynmercly wait
r to. sound of the soul He is
oonfl ent of victory.
m
aIlItin‘a‘of W
1'! 139W“ .
“indication
“repaint! to form Inc
fFf-Aam c“
listen wcl in; in» mono.- o ‘
lode-d It‘ll» ugliest of the wet so ill
arts. grown Solitaire crop very careful
the north of the first one. which would
cakes are so relishabie
as deep as the lasts one. Unlc‘cc‘ the g “
occur must have formed another con. . .
Archelenos is the name given .‘
by scientists to the continent on which "
South America Australia. the Aurora. ‘
WGOVIRM’S PARTY m HARTFORD
riI his manager ‘
compressor not is
In other?“
3
hair Illmc M
“not.
2!. EM accordlil‘
waive women are employed and
women. Tobacco occurring is in
thtls warehouse the women first escort
to turns 0 nine lentils and than
to] t color-accusations. cad
two client ice are Matron: Inc
ty leaves are put in I harm and the
trylsa is done with been strips or
iitrinnc. as Cuban tobacco is tied. This
lI the first instance of tobacco wares
house doors'boing opened internals
cltlve touch. left fingers and quick
iy when the tobacco is sold.
Writing to the New England Home
stead. I correspondent signinghimcclf
"A Cheesoclolh Tobacco Grower."
makes some interesting suggestions.
v‘iSumItrI tobacco seed, to be raised
under cheesecloth cover. is sprouted.
sown in beds under cloth or glass the
same as any other tobacco seed. Plants
are set by transplanting machines or
by hand, and cultivated the same as
any other tobacco. A grower should
lay by in the bank $1,000 per core to
draw from before he gets it ready for
marital."
’Dennerlein It Sons, of New York.
have been buying extensively in East
Hcddam, and vicinity, at an average
price of 12 cents in the bundle The
Isles were: Moodus B. 8. bone. 3
dorsal. Bcnlcmin F‘. Edwards. 2 acres;
Beams 3. Hall. 3% acres; George
Champion. 2 acres. East Haddam,
George Swan 1 acre: S B. Warner.
t; Bu has 3: Martin. 2 acres; A. A.
Sordid 1 acre; H. G. Rnbrlcus' 3
cures; Charles 11. Strong. 2 acres.
adlyr‘ne Allen Willey. 2% acres; F.
lvin, ills acres; 6. Simpson. 1:
annoy Way. 1 acre; Thomas Forh
.:-2 cores. This cleans up every
I rd? lb. town except Mr. Gelston,1 acre
some out seed; Joseph and Frank
fruits.) gum-es Havana; John Phelps
acre and Mr. Gone, 3 acres. John
photon, 8 acres and ‘lIIich M. Brook
‘ry‘lI‘Y, ‘8 some. had made previous or
mammoth
For lull Breakfast
0n cold mornings can-
it nicely made and with
the right flour. Try....
“Zl’u‘llna Mills Health
The cake Flour.
tight cakes the result.‘
3 packages 25 cents.
New Figs‘lfic pkg.
‘ ‘East‘Norwalk
Cottage ave.
'7.” ill. lllu’r ltdlcln
CURES
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
our NEW Goons
Arc now In stock. A lIrger vault.
than «or before. Prices. IIn am
my low. new game“)
of 9138M LAII P HANG“:
we are lnbcttcr
do your can .
an.“
‘ Human. IIIII Income as:
' plenum-me.
new avenue of employment is opened ‘
than dcyc reduced to I esteem ‘an
hi.
length, thus twelve differont pcdkcgec
or holes are in the works. About tblr. .
help: but it is believed that their cone :9
sight for color will show advantageous ,
'R‘llEUMATlSM i
i
of the ‘Wom, and consequent Spinal ll
r the aver-id has ever known. It. is almost;
misses. WW, es and expaih tumors from the Uterus in
it development, and checks any tendency in (SW
Ignaz; Sn
deved and pcrmanentl cure
, chs to hamper with
. irrtubili
. melancbdi
medicine Waimys cures.
Compdil‘it‘d always clues.
widec road and unqualified endorsement.
hII cold]: I record of euros of female troubles.
worded I hundhd thoncand timely for I y
--I cure. Sold by Wu everywhere. lust. _ . .
not to crack; a new pair if they crack before the mfg i.‘ ‘ '
through; price
feet: you need no rubbers With this shots
It will entire cure the must for us of Follmlotilom
troub‘ Ingmmaticn and l'lce‘ratiml; Fallilrg a
eaknass, arid ~‘g‘ilc
to the change or Life.
1 t has cured more cases of ”Mikfll’lm and lender
mood or Painful lilicn‘stml. ,.
,Blouting g. Fioodiuig. Nervous
illty‘ quicklyy i‘elds toi t. “ '
yin, Weight, and bdckuohc
by itsnse. Under an. um i
c laws that govern the famal , ‘
ornb troubles, causing
harmless as Water. .
uickly Inmoves that Bearing-down F
defa‘fion’t care” and “want-lobe left alone
,nervousness,‘ Dizziness, Faintn . g1
“blues,” and backathc. hose
genlent of the l
y or the
emaieWealtncss, or some damn
Kidney Complaints and Bar so 110 of either its”.
No other ferrule medicine in the world it
These women who refuse to accept
COLT SKIN PATENT LEATHER for win
$4. on
MOTORMEN s FUR LINED silos: a» cold feet; ”paid!“
$2. on ,
WOMEN’ S STORM PROOF SHOES-aura cure for cdld
Warrantddtofit.
or so. I: do also I) goo
Olsen’s S ' "
south Norwhlk., "
I
WAW‘
That Chilly F eallng
It’ s the quality of the cord you burn in the turned: that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely I
able during cold weather. or‘ ‘alittle chilly." Withdnfo‘tior
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat mouth I?
much larger quantity is burned. .
Coal costs you no more here—but there' 3 quiz: I differ “
once in the value. The iii-st order will show you why it
profitable to deal with us.
For open grates we have found CANNEL themed“:
isfactory incl. ‘V I A“; / did
John H. Ferris ‘
I49 Washington Street. South Norwci‘k..Cbnn.
I
Maple. ,
the newest [mad but things in Furniture from the l ' ‘
oft a country
or shrurblturc, carpets Ind DrIpIriII cover .‘
Norwalk Chronicler