1 b
‘ 1211111111 on automobile.
0Morton. in (love street, is
ildio a few days with friends in
Branders. 113 Long Rides.
. lvi vin with 1sl'ativos in
Crh
hoarse with Mrs. Tate.
rest tonight at 8 11.111.
Captain“, William Tobey has hauled
his sloop dot on the shore south or
1111111111111 {frantic for the winter .1
Souator John H Ferris launch
‘ldva L.” has boon brought to this
place and put to winter quarters.
, The regular monthly meeting of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
will be held Monday evening at the
truck house in Van Zandt street.
The selectlncn have been making
consldera‘b improvements about the
highws 'Izietts Place finding the
thorou 11 and placingt in excel
lent ‘o ,, ion.
Mrs. itson Whéeler and Miss Ju-
lia F. Hawkins. of Rowan street. have
gone to Port Jeffoison L. l. for a few
days' visit at the home of Captain anti
Mrs. W. H. Aldrich.
The semiannual meeting 101 the
election of officers of the Loyal W011:
ors' Auxiliary of the Advent Christian
Church will be held next Thursday eve-
hing at 8: 30 in the church.
There Will he a rehearsal of the spe-
dial chorus 101 the Christmas exercises
of the East Avenue Me‘th‘ddist Church
tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock at the
home of Howard W Benedict in 011-
both avenue. Leader Harry J. Hypson
especially urges every member to be
oscnt
Mr. Bean brothe1of-D11.W.B.Bean.
has resigned his position as fol-onion
. for Marvin Brothers which he has held
for some, time. and taken oué with
George Finch. the t1uckmnn. Mr
Bean is now residing on the cornei of
East avenue dud Hill str.eet having
moved there £10m his home on the
Call Pasture road. '
. Captain Ducross, of the People’s
Fish Market. returned last night from
1 New Haven. where he had been yes-
terddyon business. lie reports that it
is impossible to get‘any fish from eith-
or 13081011 or New York on account of
thsvstorm. He was very fortunate how-
ever, in setting a bnr1cl in from the
latter place yesterday
The Ladié‘s' Mission Society held an
other delightful quilting session yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G F. Smith. in Rowan stimeet On ac
count of the large amount of work on
hand the business meeting was de-
ferred until the next session at which
time Mrs. Charles Murray will be vot
ed into membership. After the work
Mrs. Smith served refreshments.
Superintendent John R L‘Hcmme-
(lieu. of the East Avenue Methodist
Stinday school will htiIvIs charge of the
Junior Bond meeting to he held this
evening at 7: 30 at the home of Edgar
E. Keelér (opposite Lc‘Count‘ 9 machine
shop in East avenue)‘ and especially
desires every member to be present
and brink their friends.- Mr. L Hom-
medleu will read the first twelve verses
of the. fifth chapter of First John
ll W Taylor rated 80. defeated A
.2 B. Hull rated 85. by the acme of 80
t to 73, in the fourth. Iround of the Hat’-
ner pool tournament lagt evening The
game was intersstl 1, ma strut to flu-
ishI both men being -Iw,g matched and
was also peculiar in any ways. At
times one would get t 9 lead and then
.otbci would forge ahead a little
So 9 due plays were 1.11.1111 which were
loudly applauded by the good sized
crowd watching the gums.
The score by frames was as follows:
0f Rowan
T4aylot' ’ flung-
,_
15 10—3
21 17—3
:12 20,
34 31
31"» 43—4
42 iii
no 54
1511 60
69 iii
77 70
go 73
The next game will he played next
Tuesday nikht when Charles Tobcy
and Frank Human will dross cuss
R0 AYTION.
The car that saves Guider’s corner
1 at 6: 30 was hourly tWo’h are making
1’ the trip ‘to South 11011111111 this morn-
inn
111119 electrical display caused by the
trolley pic ole coming! 11 contact with the
loo on t a wire bad a tisulfying eifec.
oft M. km sn White's horse this morn
lug.3 V; th the result that he ran away.
T 11111111111 was captured before much
ddmdgo was done.
'RIEN AND, OROTON.
ltI Goff is now (suitor of Center
sliding. ‘
Jplis Blcknsr is visiting her
.Vil
very incl-1111111 11 this turns
“1‘: ‘Qfll 1151!! fr '5! .1l‘1 ‘tl
' 1'esldrnica.a
. State atroet hill.
ll .
1.113.111.1111. at Chicago. is visiting in
sister Mrs. William Fitch of 1111111111111.
Ml Mary War or who sd
i th her slit W
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Little Jessie Alias Jaime has been
very ill with pneumonia in New York
but ism wad
Minimally Beely“ hits added" an bitch-
sibn to her. poultry house fur 'whitc
Plymouth hooks. ‘
. Miss Grace Willmott has returned
from a very enjoyable visit in New
Work and Brooklyn 1
Mr and Mia. W. N. Canon and son
1 Fred retained Monday 110m 11 visit
with New York friends.
is is Home, has been granted an or-lgi
no ”1231111011 of 88 per Month.
Kate Study was poisoned by .‘
mercury a. few days since. one of her
eyes being most affected.
Mr. and Mrs Howard 8111113011 and
family will move soon into the Valen
tine place. Mansfield avenue.
The friends of Miss Myra J. Davis
now much impioved in health
Mr. McCrea. the Noroton photo-
gi‘aper. is crectin 11 building on his
grounds. near 1: c- Hacker place.
Maple avenue
The .Riug‘s laud- F‘uel Co.’ 11 yards
were the scene of great activity Tues
day, when a canal boat was discharg-
ing a cargo of coal.
M1. and M13 ..l C Mather and dough
tcr; Miss Mabel. upon Mrs. Mother's
return fiom Chicago, will leave for
their New York home.
The next entertainment in the
course given by the Men’ s Club of the
Congregational Church will be by Ger-
muine. the magicinuI next. Tuesday, in
the Town Hall.
The topic of the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society for next Sunday
will be "The Soldier's First Duty-
Obedience " Prov. 6: 20-23; lender.
Lester 11111111111.
Mr and Mrs H M. Valentine and
111111111: moved Wednesday to the resi-
deuce Irsoéntl‘y purchased by Mrs
Valentine’s brother, West avenue
near LeRoy avenue
There is some talk of putting on a
passenger and freight boat between
Riug's End Landing, Darien and New
York. One of those interested ap
preached Chris. F‘llslnger. and he
named the price of his dock as $16. 000
Prof R M. Smith has accepted the
agency for Fairfield county of Wood
Harmon & ()0. real estate dealers of
256 Broadway. New York. who are
exploiting the suburban property
known as Marlboro. Brooklyn.
An entertainment will be given thisl
evening at the residence of Miss Jen-
nie Scodeld LsRoy avenue, by her
Sunday school class of boys. Mr Hoyt
of Norwalk. Will 11ch recitations. The
proceeds will be‘ used for the purchase
of hannsis for the Sunday school.
The topic for Epworth lands for
Sunday will be? “The Missionary Up
rising of the Young People " Acts 2
17,18,21; 111111.11: 1216. leadeers
l1‘.E.Hsgeman 1The topic of the Hip
north Juniors will be The Treasurer
of the Show." Job, 3,8: 22'. loader Mist-
Esther CRMBOH.” _.
The following lidt of new books has
been received at the Dorian Pubih
Libraiy: “Yo Amherst Girl of Y1-
Olden Time." pre'scnted by Mrs M. A
Walker. who also presented "Earli
Days in the connecticiit Valley" and
“Story of a' New England Country
Church“; "The Haund of the Backer
vills" from Miss McClellan; from
Mrs Dr Noxon.“Aud1'ey." Encyclo-
pedia Britnunica“ll‘.vc11ings with John
Bunyan.’ “Plutsrchs hives." Vols]
and 11.. “Perkin Wat-beck" “Colonial
and Revolutionary Homes“ , from Mrs
A. Morebouse Sr.. "Surprise"; from
Mrs. C. Weed “The Master Beggars.’
.iesssmy Bride": from anonymous
A Double Thread"; from Mrs. Wes
." ‘Sabbath in Puritan New Englam."
{”Crankisms," "A Widow in Thrums"
"Life and Letters of B. R. Hayden."
fl”-..
WESTPDRT.
A new barn has been erected on the
State street property of William
Wells.
Mrs. Frank Youngs spent Wodncs
day with her son James and family in
South Norwalk.
Tree stumps are‘ being cut out of
the Charles Ball lawn. and it is to be
graded and ithpi‘ov'éd
Thomas Quinlan and men have been
engaged in making repairs on the West
Long Lots school house.
At the Tuesday nights meeting of
tthroens Farms Farmers’ Club the
following odioers wore elected: Frost
dent. John H. Jennings; vlcs presi-
d pt. W. Fl. Burl: sacrum. i3. 1..
l! rue; tram!» Joseph Adams. .
Superintendent of Construction Da-
vis of the Trolley Company. cams ov«
at the line Wednesday and Inspected
the work being done on a section of
Tho elevating of
the track will make 11 marked improve-
l
‘ diléllli.
, ‘ Joseph G int-Isl; has i'rajlsdtlévh shim:
nt‘o no lesson 0 a copy o o.
publicist: 11111111111 boil-ins the date July
32.. 1.8%. it is 11 marked copy and its
news of worst interest is plainly in.
d cued by “marginal allusions to much
vhf its goal};-
1111 is stall. Not in the
, that ryinr
William H. Tipper of Fitch's Sold: 11
will be pleased to leniu that 11111.11: "
Bradley (isolates no home to be happy:
MAot-Av-
ruins 1.111s
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without one
There is a trick and n torture chair.
in the town clerks odlce: one being
out to general use. while the other is
like a balky horse to the uninitiated
rider. The former is that occupied!
by the clerk, occasionally by a canon:
and it is then that its marvelous action
is strikingly evidenced. for no sooner:
is the visitor seated than that chuirl
begins to rock unstendily and sudden
iy shoots back. unsettling the occupant '
nine times out of ten. It is all in the
spring and works to perfection. The
fortune chair is ‘a atrsilght hack wood;
on one. on which some are invited to
be seated in a most persuasive. man-
nc1.There's no comfort in it and the
realization of that after a brief occu
pancy induces the victim to get up
and depart.
WESTON-111.11.:
Miss Doris Godfrey has an attack or
mumps.
James B Dikemau. Jr..
ill for several days.
Mrs McMahon has returned from 11
visit in New Haven. .
Mrs. J M. Perry and Mrs. Isaac
Rhodes visited friends in Monroe.
D. l. Coley. who has been seriously
ill for several Mys. is improving. ,
Oscar Budd has been indisposod
with a 11121 cm cold for sevsral days.
Miss Annie Fitch is spending a week
with friends in New York and Brook
yn.
Miss Edna blocker and Miss hula
Ferris have spent a few days with Mills
Anna Banks.
John Fanton entertained the Ev-cn
lug Whist Club" at his home on Tues-
day evening.
Mr and M111.
has also been
.I M. Lockwood will
give a dancing party on Wednesday
evening next.‘
Mrs Edward Seeley and Miss M11}
‘leeloi. of illusion. are guests of Mrs.
G. A. Still-cos.
rs. J. M. Lockwood entertained n
number of friends and nelzhbois at
dinner on Wednesday
Mrs G. W. Bradley has entertained
her brother and wire. Mr and Mrs.
Moses Becker. of New York. 1
James Coley has taken the oontraht
to erect the new bridge at Valley
Forge. The work will be done by
Contractor Patches
The Norileld Aid flocloty held 11 very
successful social and supper at the
home of Mr‘s Frederick Banks do
Wednesday evening it was docid
to hold the next social of the socls y
at the residence of 1111111111111 Fluid
on Wedncadoy revolting. Dscsmber li'i
“Wm-“n
ll
WLI TON
A. 0 Bradley has resumed 11111111111111:
as station agent at thsds depot . .
11.11. Miller. of Cannons ls abseht
in Chicago attending to business ll)-
tomato.
The Reading Circle was snwrtslndd
yesterday afternoon by Mrs." 111.0111-
cheater.
ll‘ Rockwell has been repairing tile
tool and leaders on at M11ttbuw"s
church building.
Mr. and Min-1 ll‘olsom of kidney
Farm. have removed to their homes
New York for the winter. ‘11
Mrs. Arthur Root. of Dingbsmto
“he ltathcluuerdfldrs. Ell both till.
rec var 111 rats a severe
A harvest dunner dot the ”Wet ‘
.P 8.0.13 at the 1111111111 {in -
duodenal Chapel T '
1 9,111,, on
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11m
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.ltl MI Midi! In it.
w-EPE... M,
mostly added to Wilton i lbrary: “Ani
isls Rights ” Salt; Friends and
Helpers " Eddy; “The Diary of a
Gooee Girl." Wiggins; "The Methods
of Ladv Wuldchlnmtit" Bennett: "The
Potter and the Clay.” Patterson; "The
Laue That Had no Turning: G Par-
ke1;“Tha Strength of the Hills "
Wilkenson; "Byion Hill "1 Cable; "Ran-
sons Folly " R. H. Daria; “The House
‘With the G1ccn Bhuttdrfs Douglas;
“Houseboat on the St. i‘Lawrencc."
Tomlinson;' Company on the St. Law
reuse.” "Bitigraphy William Blinks-
peare." H. 1111111119.:
tiny." Musterlinck;
1
«WV. 0%....1tum..1.
"Margaret Wan
irenm Alice Brown: ‘iliaua Temp-
eat. ” Mary Cholmondclcy; "The God of
Thin s." Whitehou‘pse: ho Grey-
lady: Merriam; “Math 1111 1111113111.
1111 Fuller: "The Gnteless Barrier." Lu-
cas Malet: uRive Little Peppers
.\i1rond.'M Syzdncy
spot" Dixon “D othy r
lcs Major. "udder Méfimd‘w
Brett: Harts:
Nudell; "Dorothy South,” lggleston;
"Eleanor." Mrs ii Ward: “Emmy
hon." George Martin; . "’llhe Vultur.es"
" Char-
hobd IN
SI Merriam. "Winxlou Plum." 5. Mc- .
Lean.
Miss Helen Middlnbrook of North
Wilton. received an inmhticn to at.
land 11 social sstberingon Tuesday of
last week. lven in honor of Count. do
Zoldy by rs Renters Cummings of
Stamford. This brilliant 11111111 was re
ported in the Stamford Advocate as
follows. "Tbs iecepilpn given to
Count do Zoldy by Mrs. Homer S.
Cummings, at Linden Lodge yesterday
afternoon was very plensaut and su‘c
cessful The house was crowded The
display 15111111111. palms and orchids
we as beautiful but In the floral ur-
mugemcnt. consisting of chrysanthe-
mums. pinks and roses, it was superb
The table was loaded with delicacies
and the punches were delicious. Very
flue selections in sons were finely ren-
dered by E. if. Lockhart. of New
York. who was accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Cummings. Commodore
Smith was also heard in song. and r11
,ceivcd hearty applause. The lecture
on fencing by Count dc Zoldy was ex
trcmcli inteiosting and the fencing
bount bethen the Count and Dr Sella
1"oi1 was at. once orchids and scion
title. The reception must be regarded
as one of the leading social events of
Iltho season. Not the least delightful
itcstiuo was its informality and the
'cordisl spirit manifested The Count
,1 made a mold favorable impropslon lip-
on every one who met him!
crew's mints.
Josiah Williams and John Kellogg
1 are sick. 1
Edward 1.1111111... and family have
moved to Bradleyvilla.
Henry Nichols spent Thanklttivittit
and three days after at his home here.
Mrs. John Williams and son and
Marguerite nudism spent surrey in
l‘nirfleid.
The Lions Plain Whlst Club mat
‘with John Fanton and his sister on
Tuesday evening.
b it. Hoyt and wife roturnod home
l
days in Bridgeport
Arthur Shepard and who have 1111111-
hits sadder! 11 blacksmith Iliilll‘ ill
13111111,“ parents of s bran new baby
Thanksgiving ubrhlli
. Frank stlbym I has
scold 11111111111 Tummy!“ Wraith“:
saw mill. The b
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whichflmuirsd til
i 1 .1 .
as funeral at am. Hm N i
will attend“ from 11011 in 111111111 .
"wanna and 06s» 7
‘Tho Leonard's ’
“Unstable" as Water, " -
Monday nlaht from a visit of several 1
ed 1111s the om homes and 111111 11.11 ‘
a .1111 Mrs. 0111mm 11111111111111 do ‘ ,
tibial! polite to their Milli! I i
a serious, T
destp‘urant on ‘
1111111111111: a, course at” a
He rdbbsd a 5‘
a burglar {itMnliKht
a 1111 hi it street bei
Yrds Add 'a ti ‘ ”in
dry by Detective (ii-ca 1111 wi
tinder He served two ye is lit
‘ mi! (91‘ the Kiri e. Sine,
P‘ on 1311-1111113 blah ‘
1 ' 11'
0th-
tloth Shades wan ~
Fringe
iWhiie Curtain Poles
(1 feet 101111 with iix-
lures. 10 cents;
W
colt-er,
67 Washington Street
’ South Norwalk.
Filll “£83!“
11-11-1111 mm":
Daily Freight tinsi
”1'1!!le
new volts:
m want no
scum WRWALII.
East River. 31.1mm 31., 3 p 111
Norwalk and South Norwalk duo .
in: the night .
WANT D $1M“
% ”awflsabguglv
.1 visitors were so highly entertained and
i so enhanced by the young ladies that
one young 1111111 exchanged overcoats.
!, If he will kindly lotion the some the
f lynch will be very hateful.
, wound in operation u an m
Steamers Eagle and City at 5)
Norwalk leave, New 1'th Pier c3. iI
.- ‘ _
rad
$191,919 81: it‘ll}
the uséts wérs ' We?!
it two ions tables, which lid
11111111111111.1111 the lowe1 hall, and
ved the baton and led the 1111s»
oven in 1,1 this musical program. The
i
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or it may result in Pneumonia. . BM!
tilian Balm is brsaklnir up Colds when-
over 11';ch 11111111111 Without exception.1
10 .25 50c and $1. (lo bottles. . The Gift-
(1 Mi ._ u
NO so WATER STREET.
Ibu‘rrl tenants. or. .
SOLOMON SCAM Manager.
Gold. Silver. Nickel and CW
Fiction.
slur—.—
Chandeliers; Hand hops. Fenders
Bkgiol‘llglmd gr ”A? 9!
ate ark spelt 11
355111th
maroon 31101121110.
Mctl‘d Signs of every Mriytioll
arm Ammonium
Large Ordsrp .p fluidity.
mm
A Flash
Valv .
Nolulud.‘ am “a“! II! I" 'I
tor hibi‘ndr‘ no on
1:111; 1111311.
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LATIN. FLU!" VALVE. "
A self sills-tin mm
applied to a Flash Volvo on! by
direct pres-111's. Ditch-ind tits Ids
moon's! vats:- ln the unit 10ml a
time. rsnrdlts of the it!“ or M
(on in conforms. 1' 1 1" 1"
loi'aceli Null mum 1‘
111.1111: lanthanum 1.11.33... .1...
Janina 8111111111
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Pills mm In“ And“
slain by liui‘uf 11111 11'
Flip"! 132.
me new stimuli
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is a finely constructed piece 0‘! ins-1 '
chinsry~siwnyu ready for ‘ work.
Any also and any voltmn dbslrctl.
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W. n. idealism W
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in of Friendly Greeting Diving f. M
the “and? till e repfiggy I1; ‘
lit? aiid WW“) N " 1
"ms'rowvm'rootp. -
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Sold by I”droughts. the 1 .
Hall's Family Pills are the host.
ion: in" int
Theb marl-m a! s
' "fill"! in at your mitts
’ '1‘ s saunas ”MW
1 'Jr iron mum ‘
1,1111. .
Motrin
£61. m 5
of lir
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surfaces of h ' ’
straying the logging}:
and giving the patient 1
bitildins up the
int tidbits“ iii "dd 11k
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this his? alligator“: donottryosr Company. if Mir“:
idea a disc 11 b
but» of WI hip ignoti‘l Add 2% \ :3: "tang; ill 21"" ill. ”I-
stoppaw ”on Connecticut General Life 15h!!!”
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