TUESDAY! NOV! '3' x903.
We have a choice
litre of Groceries.
Give us a trial and»
let us prove that we.
merit uour patronage.i
A. STULL,
24 Cottage Avenue,
East Natural/r, I
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EIIST IIIIIiWIIIIi;
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Letter (‘nrrler' lidwin Ilrtnt'ord it: Illk"
iitg a day off today.
Miss May Mott_ of this I)Ii|t't'_ was Ill‘
.\'ew York yesterday. attending tit“
IllIit-l‘ttI ttl' MI':<_ IItttrlIl~'I‘IIt‘Itttl'.
'l‘lit- Radel ttysti-r ('otiipany Is pat»
ting more Illl’ll on the l'tirct- of "open
ere," IIEIIIX‘ olritig lit the inert-ast- ot'
Itti-iiiess,
A number or' repairs ate being llllltIt
to the large bloelt or” buildings on the
south side of the Washington slit-elf
bridge, at this eiiti of It. ,
tit-oi'ge \'ari Atstyne. heme tlaiiiitlc.I
I-I. l-I. tiorliaui tritd ltldward lt‘. SIIIIIII‘
went down the titer tisliiiig. this name .
rug. iii the yilt’IlI "ltotutr."
Sliipliuiltiet' .Iosepli Fowler has it.
number of small boats whit-Ii Ill' Is to
rake elite of this winter. He will hunt
them out at his shipyard. .
It is stated that the eiigagetiieiit of
two Wt‘II-Iilltm‘n young people will be1
announced In a week or two. but Just
at present they are saying \'l‘l'_\' little
about it.
ti. Howard King. Miss ()rulr
King and Miss Letia Wills. of l‘nttl
Norwalk. are attending the marriage-
tit Miss \Iai It liaylis_ of Stony llioole
Long island and will r'ettrtn on I ttdav ‘
It is stated that a man who tried to
entt ii Sillt‘II yesterday iti Ii" vicinity of.
the Washington street bridge. grew i'ii- .
lher sleepy during the operation. liel
was comfortably installed in a chair at .
the edge of the I'IYI'I' and gradually t'eil '
Itito a doze. Ilo awoite struggling iirl
the third aritl water. He had leanedr
forward In his sleep IllllII the chair
had slipped and precipitated hiiu iiito’
the river, lie scrambled otrt with no‘
more s-e riotis results than a \\t trrng.
’l‘lie .lttariita (luring (‘ IllII at its nteet- I
irig last twining \oted to change itsi
regular meeting itiglit front the la. t
Tuesday to the third Monday of the
month in order Hill to t-tiiitlitt with UN"
class meeting at IIlt‘ East Al‘elillt‘
Methodist l‘:])t$ll)|llli t'Ittt"t-ii. A Hill]
niiltee t-oiisielitig tit Martha A. Wittlfiilll.‘
(‘arrie Carpenter and lit-rt “VIII wast
appointed toe Iltttlt Itp the matter oti
pins. There will be an t‘IlIt'l‘Iill'llllt'IlI
:ii the next meeting. The totiiiiiitree
having same in charge is lilia Abbott.
(‘lara .iuisworth. (‘ora (‘oiiu (lrtiilt'
lleilmau arid It). Ii. Keelei. 'I‘iir- t'II‘f‘
non of officers for the ensuing six
months will he Ilt‘IlI at this nit-wring.
ROWAYTON.
George Setiiieltl has moved his l‘iiill'
IIy t‘ioiii (‘liestiiirt Street to Siate‘
Street.
Mrs. .Iolin Morisell. of
has returned front a visit
fives iii llrrrit-it.
Mrit, Annie Kane, of (‘lovor i.awii
\‘iIIa. went to New York yesterday to
spend the winter
Mill 1
Logan street“
with I'l'I(l-I
Arthur Griffin. who has been quite
ill. has trot yt-t rt-suiiit-d activi- worlt
at his carriage I'epnaIIOI‘)’. I
Miss Marion I.et-_ of It‘airtieitl avenue. i
Stunt] Norwallt. has been the guest of;
Misa Ruth "I‘hotnt-s. Ilowaytoii t'l\'f*llilt"é
A large quantity of logs for title-t
graph poles and spiles are again be-I
iiig shipped to llt'idgeport from this'
llIIlt‘P.
Russell Griswold returned to his data
ies in the Astor Place New York yo...
iertlay, after a two hionths illness at ‘
his home in llowavtori a\entie,
The steamer M ttltel I.. Stevens. own-
ed by Captain William I. Stevens, was‘
taken to Bridgeport today to bet
thoroughly overhauled airtl repaired. .
Arthur Austin, the Springdaie Itoyfi
who was accidentally shot by his III'lIII'I-t
er through the body three months amp
and was in the hospital In Stamford for
a long time has so fat retoteied that ‘.
he was able to visit Rey. Frank P.
Ilrown and family for a few days. lie.
returned yesterday afternoon to hisl
home in Brooklyn. The bullet is still!
inibedde’d In the lower part of his body .
and be Is mrite weak.
A jolly All Hallowe'en house party
was given last Saturday and Sunday at
the residence of George W_ Ctrtlilpp.
Last Saturday evening there was an
assemblage of about forty guests in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
(‘harleu Hilton. who is a guest of his
sister. Miss Eleanor Hilton \isitors
were present from New York. New Jer-
trey and other plates. There were the
usual All Hallowe'en games, vomit and
instrumental music. etc., followed by
a supper. Sunday a drive was enjoy-
ed through the country. and the day
was pleasantly spent. -
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Helen Waterbury is spending
today in Bronx Park.
Principal William Perry entereainetl
his mother over Sunday.
Emjamln St. John returned from a
visit to Hartford. Saturday.
. pastor.
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tlIIr'
‘wt of Ntil'ttlttlL
.o'tvlot'lr,
‘a horse
.ori i'oliceniau .
tttIo pounds oi‘ pig lead. worth eight or.
. worltirig for Mr. Ziegler.
.'( IllIt was totiitire nt'm IS
. will Ilt‘
't‘i.tiip.tny.
1 SclirrttIt-l’.
‘Ifred Morehouse spent Saturday in
Wadrington and Bethe], Ct. '
Miss Maud Van Dine expecta to visitI
relatives In New York city this week. I
MISS Stella Austen spent Sunday
with Miss .t'ulia Lockwood. of Norwaltt.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse re-.
1 with Mrs. Fred nonto- alt Friday omn-
ling when they will hold a "Novelty"
A meeting of the Klng'a Daughterai Social
turned to their winter home In New
inrk city. yesterday.
m.‘ be held at the home of Mrs. C. H
Norm. this afternoon.
The regular prayer meetlna will be
he‘d this Week. Wednesday evening.
at the Congregational Church.
A number of members of the Junior.
o-
(.‘ Iitiatlaii ltitrtlaurvor Society were Ink:
en Into the Senior Society. Sunday ev
etilng.
trtrde \'rtIttiliiie and (‘Ilf'fortt Street at-
liullowe‘en party In Strrtii~
Satitrtliir night.
,\ nit-etiir; ot' the tIIt't't‘llII'rt of the Hun:
ten Free Library Association was IIt'ItI
at the library rooiii Saturday ou-IIIIIK.“
Iiotitiiit- IittsIIIeitit was II'IIIIMlIt'It'tI.
A very pleasant littllowe‘en priily
wart given at the home of M I‘. and M rs.
Stirithwlt-lt. Saturday evening. The
rt girlar perisotrttble games wi-re played.
.\ meeting of the Sunday
tr-at hero of IIlt' (‘ougregat'tonal Sunday
.yl‘IIIIUI will be lit Id at the home of the
tier li. litowrt I‘Illll'htill)‘ l‘\"
t-riiiig.
The advance HllIt‘ oI'
ticlteta for the
tttIIlt't‘I‘I ot’ the EIIWUI‘III League to be
held on the evening of Ntl\""lIIlIltI ii
iii the town Iitill shown that the affair
will be Well attended.
'lht regular monthly meeting
ItIagIe lioolt and Ladder t‘oiiipittiy was
[tittttlitillt'ti ttirtil \\'edtiesdoy night. oii
account of the fair being held last
night. when business of ittiportaiit-e‘
I will he II'ttIisttt tetI
Stanley Whitney , who IlilS tor sonit
time been the organist at the l‘oiigie
gatiotial t‘lrttrt'lr.
tioii in IIlt' sanit- «apathy with the
l'i‘ttsbytt-rirtii t littreli. III I\orotori. .\'
[IItM'III the position at the i'llllill‘t".’..‘l
iiotiar thumb is vittant.
The marriage of I“I't'lI t'. ()triiiiget’. of
Startil'ttrtl. and Miss .It'llIlIt‘ Mark, of
Noroloii, took plat-t- Sunday night, IIII.‘
ofllt‘iatiiig ('It'l'gylllilll being Hey .I. W.‘
Itieital‘tlsoti. pastor
(‘litii't Il. Stanit‘ord, 'l‘lin wedding was a
tiniet affair. only intimate ti'ieiids of
maple Itnowing ilIlttlII it. ’l‘lit
bride Isa very \\'t'IIrIilltt\\Il young worn
and Mr. Uetliiger is one
of Statiiford's llltISI popular young inrii.
lie Isna member of the \‘i't‘II‘Iilltlwll
firm of‘ (Ittlltiger Brothers. The young
t'ttiliIIt' hard, a large i'Il‘t'Il' of friend.
wlio will be greatly interested III the
iriinoitiieeiiietit of their marriage
An Italian whose name is given an
Antonio Nit-hols was arrested hr the
Iieeinan tilt-key, Ill Stamford. at I‘.“ lit
Saturday night. for iirisusing
he was driting The arrest
was made Ill Stale street. in the “at;
”It'IU')’ found about I
of tlie
ttezi cents per poiiiitl. Nichols told the
UIIIt‘t‘I' lie liiid bought the pig lead but
the latter obtained information \\'IlIt’Il
would lend to show that the stuff was
stolen from thliitiii Zieglt r of Great
island. litirieii. Nit-hols has been
in the etiprit't-
I) of assistant gartlt i.t r. for a year,
The lead was used as a ballast I'i a
yacht owned by Mr Zeigiei'. the police
Iettrtietl. Nit-hols was lit-Id l‘ttr hear-
ing.
The aiiiitial
tltatttpioiisliip
ltllll'lllllllt III for . tlio
IIII' \Vtt' Iilll'll (ll‘TTl
‘.itutil:iy on the
(If
links of the Wtet iItiiii l.ttlt t'it’ II :it
Norriton. ’I‘Iie l'ir‘st round was tiittty
~ix bolt-:1. The scores \vt-tt .\llretl
S. I’itt. ittl»—-il2~ ltt‘J: Wilson I. ilalti
win. ltT»~‘.l7r~r-Ilti: W. W. Mt'l'oi'd, tto
‘tli litl. I. t'ie't-o Smith III\ IIL.’ -
tilt; Selitiyii-r' \Ierrrtt to] let L’o7-:
II 'I‘ \VtttttIIttll'y IJII IH L'CiT 'I'Ill‘
tttIIt'IittIi'iI Ilt'X1 Stit-
iirday. 'I‘oday ;. Scott Ii IttllI'StlIIIt'~
played. Yl‘~Il‘itIIII afternoon
the four-bull match between Itr. SI'II:I\‘<
oir and Fred l-‘itzjoliti, ttl‘ Innis Arden.
and W. l. littltlwin and Walter l9 Stod»
.lar'tl. ol' Wee Btir'ti was played on thi-
links til .\‘oroton. Today there will
also be a rwiitiis' totupetition for prime
offered by Mrs. l. ‘i‘ownsentl Ilowits.
The fair of the tingle Hook and lard.
tier l‘orrtprruy. No i \\III('II ended lit
the Town Hall, last night. was one of
the most successful I‘\'t‘l lit-ItI by lIltll
.-\ lurgt- t'I'tHVlI was "I't‘:t'IIT
Iasl night 'I‘Iiosrt who secured tli-
tlif‘t‘tvretit prizes were Henry (‘ulriIL
of East l’oit (‘Ilt':lt‘l’. toilet sot, Georg.
S Hailey. Ilririeri dinner sr-r; Georg"
Ii. Mills, Sotitli Nor-walk, one case or
Wilson \\'IiisItt-y. I'.’ bottles. (‘Iiris 'I‘tlye
ItIlll‘liillllI'lll will be
loi'. ltai'ien. pig: (‘lrarles Adams, liar"
iett. sofa pillow. .\'o l. (ieorge S. lirtil-
oy, llarit-ir. laiiip; l-‘rcd St‘Ill'lllIt'l'. Itar—
.t-ri. liaru; lt‘ \’, t‘aiitrell. Itariou. photo-
graph of Whitt- liotrse. presented t.r
fair cottrtriitti-e by Mrs. ’i‘heudort-
lit oser'elt: Mr. lirtttier. Iiinst l‘tist (‘ltes-
ter. Morris l‘IlIlII'; (‘Irririos lit-tiiiett. No-
rotori. shaving t-rip: Miss FIilllllIilIlil.
llarien. picture: lletit’y Jewell. East
Port Chester. sofa pillow No. 1!; l. I“.
Stoorzn, Iltit'letr. sofa pillow. No. :I.
Mr. Riley. writing tit-sit: Miss Sophia
Dnrien, stand: (‘ Torus.
Stamford. turkey; .l I'. llrrrtiiiiiei'. pet
fume, The doll WIIII‘II went Iti rip. lit
tle girl receiving the lllttrl votes Lit"
won by Miss Heltrr lirttuitiiot‘. who to
t't.‘I\'(‘tI H3 totes: Miss lt‘itith rot-«tired
IL'Tr roles, T‘:lll£It' IIooIt ttntI I.atItit-t‘
(‘oriiptiiry. No I, has cleared about Silo
on the fair anti tiro t'illlllllIlIl‘l‘ tire to
lie congratulated on the FIIt't't'r't.‘ of this
fair. also their friends. whoiu that
wish to thank for their assistance.
WESTON.
Mrs, Jolitr Fitch has returned from
a week's visit in liastou,
Samuel Waterbury. who
very ill. is much improved.
Miss Allco Witt-ti. has returned front
a visit Iii Cannon.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has spent a
few days with Miss Anna Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight ilcwltt. of
Stonlngton. are guests of Miss Louise
(.‘oley.
Mrs. Bunnan and children. of Hobo-
keri. N J,, are guests of Mrs. 1). 0.
Chase.
Norfleid Grange will pay a fraternal
vlslt in Cannon Orange an Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Morris Andrews has entertain-
ed her mother and ulster from Green-
field Hill.
Mr. and Mrs, George Godfrey, of
Bridgeport. have spent a few days.”
with Mrs. V. Godfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith. of Nor-
walk. and Mitts white were Sunday
has been
- guests of Mrs. \‘Vlidman Adamo.
Mrs, Frank Wheeler returned to
Seymour on Monday. after a week's
visit with her sisters, the Misses Per-
Vrtr. Nnrfleld Aid Society. will meet
Mr Eakin preached two fine aer-
nrona in the .Congregarional Chtirch.
Sunday morning. and evening. In ex-
chagu with Mr. Shir-eiy. On Sunday
evening null, Mr. Shivuly will preach
to the young people especially.
"f.¢\ Qua“ to‘s
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IllIS ili'l't‘llll‘tI it post-t
lliipiisl.
THF LOEWE SUITS.
—-r-—-
to Strike from Jury Decket.
t .Iiidge 'I‘Iniyet' has denied the motion
or the plaintiff In the rinses of ii. It}.
Loewe at to against riieuibeis til the
[hired llattot':~ it" Nttl'l'l .~\Illt'l‘Il'II to
strilrn IIIi‘ del'eritlautrf plea iIr itltrtte-
nit-tit from the jury dot lit-t.
, dIttIIlillS‘ denittt'r'ei's and IIIt‘ilti are
teotrriiig so fast tlrrir ii i~t difficult for
the layman to tier-p Il'llt'k ot the pro-
.giess of the ease as Its yariotrs prelim-
IIIIIII')‘ points are hesitated for Itt‘ttl‘IttflM.
argued and decided iii the courts.
.\s the matters stand at present.
IIlI\\t'\|‘l‘. IIll‘ defendants" plea Ill IIIIIIII“
uittit is on the Jury list and will be
tried before a jlll‘\' ct ttri early date
IlnIt-ss a tIt"llllI‘l'I'l' interposed by the
.pliiiittlt‘t‘s arid whit-Ii is to be argued iii
ltritlgeport IIIIH week prevails.
Attorney Howard W. Taylor. of hair-
bury. one of the t'lllIIIN'I for it defend-
ants. in speaking of the ease yesterday
istiid Ill response to a l’t‘tlllt'hl for art
explanation of the pleii III alrriteiiient
jeltlet'tttl by the defendants.
“The defendants claim that the
bringing of two stilts III the fillillt'
little rirrti attaeliing the same property
l‘- gt-oiiid l‘or |Ilt dismissal of both
tsIIIIS wil'mtt‘ trial on their merits.
That is, a ‘~IIII beIwi-en the satin» pall-
t’oi‘ the same l‘ilIIM' ot' llt‘IIilll and
in HIV >:lllll' .ill"I~lI'l'Iitlll. is ulnrtttabie
'i‘Iit law assttirit-s tliu llllt' suit is altr
ply SIIIIIt‘It'IlI tor all i‘l'tII'I‘HS that i~. l|'~
.dt.iitd it is undoubtedly Illlt‘ that a
plaintiff tan bring two -.ir:r;. on IIll'
‘saiiie cause ttt‘ i‘I"llIll In different
thililt‘s, 'l‘liat IS_ it a man had ll Sill;
tlittt :lt'lIlIIl against a (‘UIII'I‘I'III tit It:tll_\'
it s.
Hand ltlIIItI IIIItI only $3'Itttt or property
to lIIIlIl‘II her-e Ilt’ t'tlllIlI Itiriig another
stri! iii .‘IIiSHlt’IIIISI'IIS and a third iii
New \orlt hIIIIt‘ and so on until he
had totei'etl stitIit'ieiit property to sat
ist'y Iiis l‘IllIlll for tlatiiagt-s. llt'. how.
I'\t'I.V mold t't‘l but one strtist‘attiotr.
no IIIIIIIt'l how many strum- lie riri.'.Itl
bring spit in
“'I'liat however. is not the position
ttl‘ .irt- Lot-we suits. aettri'dtiig to the
tlttl'etrtlairti' \'It w ot’ the matter. Ilotlt
the lair-we :«lIIirr artt brought In the
stat:- of (‘tlllilt'l‘llilll All the parties
to the suit reside in tire stattv ot (‘oii-
ilIt-t'IIt‘llI. IttrIIt plaintiff and defendants.
(tire suit is in the state court, that is
mi.» stipt'l'iltl‘ ttlllll ot’ i-‘ztiitittld toiiiitt'.
lief'ott' that suit had been brought. or
at tiit satiit- IIIllI‘ it was brought by
this huge amount of :itlitt Illllt'IlIS, ari-
ot her suit in almost tilt-ritual It-t‘riis
“fix brought and 1h" :arnt- property
ttt‘rttlit-tl by the saute ptarntifls against
the snare detrittlaiit- ill III' I'ntte"
States l'II'tIlil t'Ullll for the tiistiit'l of
t‘ttttt‘ttttit llI
‘\\'t I"i‘-t il..- llIIt“IiUII th.il IIII"I'
l'\tI SlllIf~ ait- teyarioit- line was .ill
Itliat was necessary, That is the rIIIIII
tion on IIlt' plea in abateniettt "
'I‘IIl' lit It‘lttI-llllni i'II'tI'Itt \ ~ itsttt‘tI TH
l.,it.- titt rtltii iii llIt.‘ ‘III ll' pl. ll d up
not tIit- 'lll\ tIl“I\t" to: lit-.i I II\ July
The :tttoiitt-y» tot IIlt plaintiff lIllIIlttIl
l.'t|\‘ I'IIIt‘I'l‘tl .‘I Illillltlil il.‘ItIIl}'. .IIIIII-U'
i'iliziyt-r to order IIII‘ IllilIIt‘i to lot
rll It'ItO‘II t'totii tli - .itttt do. itet and plzr
rd upon the t'tt‘II'I IItttIrt" for .t Ill‘:tliit;.'
In :’eitt it Judge
It I.‘~ ’IIIS iiiottoit lIidl .Iridge ’l'it.ittr
iii, ttsl tIt‘IIIilI
(In I~'tI-Iat' of the. wt-i-l.‘ :. 'It‘lIlIiI'ItI
to HIV llIl‘iI III :ilr:ilt-tiient. entered It:
tbt- pl'itiirili”s ZIIIi’tIllt')‘:~ ‘\!II he argued
I; this tit-tirtrri'er i< tryt'ri’uled the pitta
Ill abatement writ then be ready for it
trial before u .itit'y, bitt If the tIl'IlIIlII'f’I‘
rIIttllItI be Sli".".IIit'tI there will be no
IiiltI of tlil: plea Itl tililtlt‘lllt'ttll
“l‘litv lllliIll around of this dt-piitrrer
o!’ the Natural. stild \ttoiiiey 'la'I-tr
itr lt-li|\ to a irIIt'sIIttll this morning. ' ts
tii.it the l'iiitt-ii Slates I‘III itrt t‘tlIII‘I IIII'
the distrlet ol’ t'oniiet-tittit arid he su
pt l'llll' t‘tilll‘l for Fairlie-Iii county are not
I‘llli‘lS of t‘iint'lil'lttill Jttrtsdit'lrttti. 'I‘Iiut
is ttit-tt l‘t'IllIIttll 'o mitii other i.- ftit
tutu. being similar to that whit-Ii .i
totitt lli l'outiet'tlt'tit would hear to one
in New Yorii Silt‘l‘ and the pltilritrn
(IilI'IlS therefore. the right to altar It iii
eat'it ease lll eat-Ii ttlIII'I.
"In case the plea iii rtbatetiietit is tl-‘-
t-ided against the defendants." said
Mr, Taylor, ' atrti the t'llSt' is not thrown
otit of court. then the tiittiri issue Ill the
ease. that is whether or not a peaceful
boycott existed against the plaintiff
Iiiui, "IIIH be tried by a Illl'\. 'I‘Iiis
riaht t‘IlIIlItll be ItIIil‘II away from the
defendants It") more than the right to
tote can It Is I'tlnSIIIlIIillllliI lll'i\'I-
II'L'" and under (‘oiineetieiit law. If re-
quested within thirty days hilIt ls re-
turned to t'tllll‘l. it must be granted, iii
Ittw IN‘IIOIIS St‘t'IiIIlL' iirouti‘ tlatiittgt‘s
and its the pitiiri'ttl'~’ hate sued for
$lltdttott damages the ease must stand
on the jury tioclict tor the trial or the
main tast- IIM'II in the event tit Its uttt
Ilttlllu thrown otrt on the plea In itltrite-
nit-tit. Stir-Ii was the effort til’ IItt‘
judge's (Iltt’Ih‘Ilill last Friday III furl
it was two fold. it gins it right of
Itiry trial on iL pitta iii abatement, even:
and If that does not toriiitiiattt rite ctrsc
In the sth‘ court then the defendants
hare another trial before it jury on the
main part of the case itse‘f. WIIII'II Is
the great lllll‘SIltill of so t-uIIed boy-
coir "
NEW HUNGARIAN CADINET
VIENNA. Nor, iI —Iltu new Hungar-
itui t‘rtbittot. formed by t'ottttt Htophen
TISZII. took the oath today lit the pres-
ence of Emperor I"l‘illll‘I't Joseph.
BISHOP BRONDEL DEAD.
HELENA. lilont.. Nov. 3.——lne Rev.
.Iohn Brondel. bishop of the Helena dio-
ecse of the Catholic Church. died to
day.
' UNSLE REMUS SAYS:
lie difference between bciri‘ .i wise
man and a fool am not so great. but
what de pickin‘ tip of a .hot boss-shoe
may IIU‘TIIG do quoiiton one way or do
odder.——l)etroa Free Pros-i.
WI u‘"
Today—Ayer’ s
SarsapariIIa day.
Take other kinds
tomorrow. J-EAruuoq
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In the rtky coma:
to the weak and
\\ weary de’spon-
caring III .
r‘AGE so!“
-i l '-
Ith
ic,
V0
I‘D.
Y.
Wtil
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHA
stead of Outside Rivers.
I.\lt’I'I‘trltit, Nott-iiilm- II!
D.
Hereafter Be Bred at Home In-
‘I Ni I“
III' ('oriiit-t tit-tit ll\t‘| .slidti will be brt-Il
.tl
Ilt-Iiti‘..iie 1‘I\tt~- .\I
I‘in
day
Mr
tIII.S slttle
Ilttlllt‘. tri~tt.id til in tire
.r iiiuirngt
.iIitI L'.IIIII- rotiitiri«-it.titi:- _\l
iiitiiiigetiit-nts \\'t It‘ . lIIlItIt'lt
trig the tILK‘ t.il .titI Il lIt'Il
I'tilotiit:
ltttttttit stout is lit-itige 'I'
‘ 'l.
1' (II
it the
"SH I-
‘d for
id to
‘Iiitlb-wdrii. it IltlI (l Min and
IIitlI lit "1' “VIP present
Il:‘It‘I tli- tIIi4‘-'--ll til III" to our.
tonet- :I Ii:iIrIi--i_t Itit.iI i IitIIIL'. Itttiit
.il (itttttirlttwiis Iii'illitltl. It I“ III III!‘
.tliim loat styi. .tliiI \t.|l enable IIlt‘
“Illitil-r-it‘lt' !- llit -. t- II‘I‘iw‘ :ttotiiiit
'I si ti. Ii at sI: ItI «.Ju the runs. ‘.'..’II
lie piztt'i tI Ill IIit‘ Il'tIt Ilt"\ .Iltll‘llitill~ on
the bolt and .lIlvi in» I‘r.t\t- he.
Itiiltiit'ti. lIIt i.'\ \ .li Ill‘ tittttmlltii It.
the tet.iiruitg poiir‘. it I.\Ilit‘
.\ bit: whool ItI l‘tt‘: .~:i:ttI was I't
i .t-wt I‘tirlar. lit the .otiiitiI-~'l mi't'n
\'t‘ll II! III .' tl‘ttt “It" 24 'v rti I to e from
‘it .Itt-ltturtttiir 'tiltillllli.’ II“!I‘I
I \III"
l‘lr-- lish .ititl :: .r .- ltllllIlIISsIlttit‘l-
l..ttt distr'ibtittt! :ri brooks .tlitl lulrtn-
tr. IIII SIJII' tltttitti: Int; past it w \\t'iI
ttio IillIItIlt'tI IIIttH‘uliI'T tttoit t'nrii tit
-“.tte I an ht t‘y .it \“IIIIIS .. I.tt. hs. ._.-
were ItIiIl Mutt» oto‘ i‘ttlt’ rail-tit
r-mri I.iI.. ll r-il and Il’ 'II'IIIi ;..‘iiit\ti
IIlt it It!ll..: ~§ltIIt‘I:~ iia-i It"\\tt'll three
Ittlliilit ti .rt.il Ittiil IIIIIIlIlttI .ttittlitrtltttim
III" Il‘tuil IIISI l‘t'It'llstliI \tt-Irt II|I‘ lit-SI
t\‘t1 s. III ttiit iii the \\.ritlstri Ian'h
Ikitr io'it Soup of Hill]: \\I II‘ l'\t‘Ii
turbos tong 'IIiI‘ Ill-I“III\ or their.
e i re tiiigerliiigs ll'll In in: _\-'t ruling.
'I."II Itertig too old for try New wt-el
Hit“ A tittiriiissiotieis thi It. gin tlte wort.
t.:‘ gather int: ‘1 t't'IlItI'ttI t gg- Itrl' tho lit at
wtitplt ot troll tit-ti. lite \t‘pdnve
In. Its Iratrht-t‘y. .
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS
It
~-rs
litll.
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Slt‘
itS'l‘th, Not ‘2
I.tiIItItIll (‘Ily
I.I\'I‘I']ltItII
\‘(iliK
tiniei Moltlit
.\li'l\-‘tI
Iiottet'tiziiii. Will
Not
Irotii llaitiirutg S
tr: irirptoii ittItI t‘lterltoitra
Stead.
II-I‘t‘ti
»\tti\ed
oililr
J
G
56 wow“ sr..
'Phonc. 132.
ENKINS' ,VALVES AND F
TINGS.
GARLOCK PACKING IN STOCK.
GOLD AND SILVER PLAITING.
New England Electric Motors an9
no superior. Can ahow them In
operation. ‘p' '
ENERAL MACHINE snop,
Experimental Work Soliclted.
THE C. N. MCKIBBIN
M’F'G C0,
SO. NORWALK.
IT.
IIIIIII r. Ittttti
PLUM-m.
"1"”.
no: in um.
um on:
rmma.
fled Iron. Gapp
and Zinc.
Telephone. 1374!.
Ruth Not-walk, Cont-t.
9' .
80 South Main Strut.
' 1! North unit at.
~.-...~. .
ot' IIIt' l'lIllllIl\' tltaii lII other tllarist-s
put together, lllllI IHIIII tlit- IIIn'
yearn was :trppo»~r-d to be litetit'able
For a great lllltll_\' years dot-tors pro
trottnt oil it a ltit-itl tiiuerim- arid III‘I'SI‘I'III'
t-d Iotiil l‘t'lltr‘tIIt'.. and by constantly
failing to l‘lll‘t‘ with local II't"llllIl'Il|
pronounced II iiieurabir- Serenitt Iitts
pioveii t'llltll'l'Ll to be a tililrilIllIIItllldI
tiist‘ur‘t' arid lIIt'lI‘IIII't' ri-tptires t-oiisti
Itrtiotittl Irt-a'ureril llalli'ri (‘atitrrli
cure. Iiiiititil‘ttt‘ttti'e tl It\ I (‘Iie not A'-
(‘tt.. 'I‘obnlti. ('lliio
rional t'lli‘t' oti tlit llllllIxII
en Internally Ill doses lioiit Itt drops
to :i lt'tlilttittllilli. It :ll'IS tlit't-etly on
the blood and Ililit‘tllls statutes of the
systetii They offer one hundred dol
Wall Paper
PERFECT SATISFACTION IN BUY INC '1" AIR HEATING,
ING WALL PAPERS CAN ONLY BEI
”'IIIt' I't' Ir IIItIIl' trrtririli In NH: Ht‘ l IIrtIII
I‘t‘“. ‘
HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT IS
LARGE. THE DESIGNS ARE VAR;
|IED AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT Ga.
SUCH A PERFECT COMBINATIONI
tCAN ONLY BE
Isronc.
YOU WILL FIND THIS TO BE 50
BY PAVING US A VISIT.
FOUND AT OUR
Is ”It orili ttIIISIIIIl.
It i. ltlIt- lTo Order—Window Shades. Pic-
. int c Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
lttr's tor any rinse it fails to t tire. SI‘IItII Supplies. Artists' Materials.
for t'II't'llIiIlS illllI testtttittnials. I
Address.
I. l‘iIi-INI‘II' a (‘0. Toledo. (ti SPECIALS
Sold by Ilrtiggists 77w
IIaIl~ I“:tlllII_\ |':|It :li't‘ the III'.~I
at
Lamb Fries.
E scallops.
Oysters.
MILL POND OYSTERS FINEST
GROWN.
For Strength try a bottle
of Tokay or Part wine.
IMPERIAL CAFE.
Railroad Avenue.
Insurance
In a reliable company prevents
you from losing in case or fire.
Taylor CGolden
Norwallt.
6 Washington St, So.
Dividend
Plyltt tg Mining Oil Tr tnlt tct Suit-ti er and
lntIttsl'! 'ziI Stink» making ptiuiit' r I, it at
Interest and Profits. irntrtl an I unlisted. t rr
spetiii‘ ly lleoL .1 t-~ pit. ill.’_ ftiii iritrii r:i.t
lion tvtr rttvplir'ation
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Ilankcrs. Brokers. Fiscal Aperita.
Mtitilicrs Nut York Consolidated
Stork lxcltauge. 06 llroutiway anti
r7 Ntw Strut. New York
E. BALDWIN liAMMITT, Manager.
Western New an triad Binnrh ttettdquar
lerazb'tttle we, in: Block. tiarttordminm.
Denney 8. Hull, Special Representative.
Mom 1, Lauder Building,
South Norwaik. Conn.
The Conn. Gen'l latte Iui. On. an
discovered to Its profit that the but
advertisements It has ever- had have
come xrartttuuttiy from its satisfied
policy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high land-
ard lit the Life. Insurance huslneu.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. "LCD,
eon-rot Agent,
N, SMITH FERGUSON,
I White Curtain Poles with Fix-
I
I irmgc 25c.
l
l
I
i
I
tures. toc
Cloth Window Shades, with
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long. with fixtures Ioc.
.“Slitire- Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
10 CTS.
BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVES,
10c.
I PAINTING PAPER HANG-
ING DECORATING.
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
THE UNIVERSAL
FOOD
’ CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
m 4
Other machines citop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
CHOPS Potato“. Meat.
A pplcs. Cabbage. Bread.“-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
COMSTOCK,
WATKINS
Next Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
Phene, 43-6.
tiring Lockwood & Co.
“Coal”
“Coal”
Special Agent.
United Bank Building. an. Norm!" I
Cke
Fire
is only equaled for HEAT by one other
FUEL: that is
GAS.
We have an abundant supply of both
' kinda on hand at a reasonable price.
A postal bring: our representative.
CONNECTIONS FREE:
' truth i ligllitttt
Ammo w. one...
Funeral Director
and Embaimcr.
South Nun-tn
nmaahéo. 9 Ora-coat. Toma.
Tainan. at loan. "a.
m l
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
Why buy poor. slatey coal. when you
can buy the best for air etrttal price?
We handle only IIIt‘ "REST Litillltlli“
t‘tlAI. mined. and L‘dll therefore guar-
antee satisfaction. Send us a trial or-
(II'I'. and we \\'lII t‘UlI\Illl‘t‘ you of the
filt'l‘IIS UT tllll' t‘tIIII.
litist No. ‘.' Nut. tiiot the flat slatey
sirtiTI_ $7.4m per ton. Best t‘rurrberland
llittttuiiioirs at attt‘at-tire prices.
(‘hareoal in large or small quantities.
and split
Irving Lockwood it Ct.
122 WATER ST.. 50. NORWALK.
Branch Office. 2 50. Main St.
Carr, 31-5.
SOLID IND DCCESSFSM.
Tet.
IiiIIINt’lIIlIIIilI Bank a
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
capital. .rroa.ooo.oo -?
Surplus. $100,000.00 -.’
Other Profits. ___.J’l$ 200.00
JOHN ll. FERRIS. Mullen!
JACOB ll. “EN. Cashier. .
DIRECTDRO:
Jo n H. Fart-Ia Ham-y Saymouc
Jo n H. Knapp Chi-tattoo swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Joilah R. Marvin annular-ammo»
J. Wallac- darvin. J]
....—~
lacuna” Sollolfod
I
I [101‘ WATER HEATING.
I
1903-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
it"T
srovras AND RANGES. "I II
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. I
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Calling,
Have you seen our flock o
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKIS
COMPANY,
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Do It Now.
— /' Null.
We t-orittldcr that this Is a good time.
Eta.
Ito do painting. We will do your work
with the Ili'hl materials In the skillful
niiitiirer \\'Illt'Il our experience enable:
and the best of it all in that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW. ' ,v ,1 . ‘
Painting.
Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
.4 -———~ slilllim
E. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. W" "
Telephone Call.
East Nor-walk-
135-2. 4 ll"
The Gortttir Sideriile'ed Boilers,
F O R S T E A M A N D
HOT WATER HEATING
INSURES A WARM HOUSE, DAY.
AND NIGHT, IN comesr i
,1 WEATHER.
Send for Catalogue and Investigate
for yourself.
Gorton it Littertiood Coiiipany.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
The Itiiiiilli Stetmlitrtit Company
5: Mtlncorportited).
M . u-v' '3’?
Daily Freight Line
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and NEW YORK.
Steamers City of Nor-walk
and Squantum.
Leaves New York Monday \‘ odnesday
and Friday at .. till p m
Leaves Norwalk. 1 "1' .day Thursday
and Saturday at :3. of p. m
Freight received from 7 a. m to 5 p m.
To the Old Country. Drafts and
Money Orders payable anywhere in
larrrope. l-or sale at lowest rates. .1
. 4'
Jacob M. Latiton.
by Four Your.
The residence of Thomas
Smith. 53 Osborn avenue. East .
Norwalk. was painted with lead,
oil and zinc hand mixed, fifteen 335
years ago by nit“. %
)
l defy any patent paint to show
equal body with as much wear.
III'tlIIIS BROWN,
PIIIIIIOI' '
52 South Main strut.
Residence: 25 Elm Grove St.
£8100 mo
" ZOMMIMMMW
> ”mm-n “I“
Iond Postal for lock!“ on pump.
5 Railroad Place, South Nor-walk. Ct.‘
Seasoned rtootl. t-ord lengths or sawed _
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