line of Grocsrié‘rs.
Give us It triaiaiid
Miss Olive- Hart who I... for the
{psi for Rugtel
talcum“ een ng a few days
at home but has returned to work in
. .I I2... ‘- Hartford
let us prove that we .
merit sour patronaas. WIFAIAIAA'A'AIAIIISAAM‘EI jgfltifi
WA“ *IA‘A:
The services the past two
weeks have been of a Very helpful
cInra'cIer.
24 com filtrate.
I M v (01' I
EastNarwal/a.;» ., .- game.
The liuptliy wagon purchased by the
apwsrtsn lines Company about .eftv
Weeks ago has been undergoing a thor—
orutb overbuilnig and reloading by
Edwin L. Stevens and is new paint-'
- ed. stripes and lettered In line style.l
and Wil be on exhibition In the h'olio
house about the middle of next
later. as soon as the wagon is
'piete.
ty.
Harry Fox spent Sunday in New
York
8. M. Smith of Ansoula was a visi-
ioI III town yesterday.
The lecture, One Thousand Feet Be-
low the Surface of the Earth In a Gold
Mine. was given to a good sized au-
dience in Crow's Halli‘oi the South
Charlies ltioiritt_ of Bridgopon, was
a visitor he" yesterdap Lewis Henry Storm described most irr—
torcstingly each picture as it was
thrown on canvas and the iecturew
lnstructlve throughout. The entertain-
ment cannot but prove a source of
great information and the pictures
were excellent and aptly explained by
Mr. Storm.
F. 0, Hanford attended the Yale
Princeton football game Saturday.
Captain ilevelon Rowland lIas re A
tinned Irom a business trip through
the w.est
. Tbc Yokemates assisted at the. Nor~|
walk Methodist Church service yestern
day morning
| Rev. A. L. Hubbard has had Issued aA
A very attractive souveiiir of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Rownyton. for
Clifford Randall and B9". Bogart at i the reception (0 be held in the In“! Duh A
sonag’e next Filday night. The great-
ing states that all members of the
church and friends aIe imlted to bi:
present from 7: 80 to lo: 30 p. In. to aid
in celebration the great event of the
opening a permanent home for- the
assigns? appgoinlii-ed to the charge. The
c in 0a w l welcome the guests
”zygemzfingnsf iggvmmr same i to the parsonage: the Ladies‘ Aid Soci-
Church. last week.
tended the football "glimo- -at New its
vcn, Saturday.
library books was taken and $15.55
realized. The church choir rendered
several Sfilétfllfin‘; .
I,
John H. Coo. of Buffalo N. will
arrived today to assume a position with
the Bridge Pharmacy.
the program.
The following committees have had
gr do this with new enterpr:isc First.
0mm Itee on Church Lot. Charles W.
8131;; 3?“;{23’31 3183:"; ho\YsOl:::Il‘l ; Bell, Oscar Mills. James Stevens; Sow
caiiy ill remains about the same Aoud Committee on raising 0’ funds.
, i George W. Bryan Charles W. Bell
At the East Avemn- Methodist
John Sherman Hoyt: Third Committee
Church Sunday SchOuIyesterday.there on uurchase. 501‘“ 1‘ Hommedleu
were 273 present." The collection for
Fourth Committee on altelwation Dan-
iStevena. John L'Hommedieu; Tress-
war of parsonage fund John Sherman
Hoyt; Committee on furnishing. La-J
dies' Aid Society.’
The meeting of the Epworth League
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
was led last evening by Miss Lena
Erisson.
DARIEN AND “NOROTON. i
t
St Agnes Guild is preparing for an. I’
othei entertainment to be given soon.
One of the features at the evening
(‘1 vice in the East Avenue Church last
night was a delightful solo by Mrs
Meir.lam
Carpenters are at work rebuilding
the portion of the Riverside Mills
which was destroyed by fire a short
time ago.
George S. Jones has missed his house
In Darien and zone to Brooklyn for tho
vtinter
Fred Tucker and wife will remove
from South Norwaik to Dorian, and
occupy the Tristrsm place.
Out of 110 scholars on the Sunday
school roll, of the Advent Christian,
Church yesterday 106 were present at
the service.
The Presbyterian church of Nero
‘ ion is said to be in a very prosperous
A ._..___..._.. ‘ ' condition. A conceit; will soon be. giv
There have been payers] additions to en there.
the choir of the East Avenue MetboA.
dist Church lately. and the chair is Im ‘
proving In All: work.
Robert Raymond, who suffered quitt-
solioualy from an accidental wound to
* his band, causing biood- poisoning. Is
now improving.
Charles Keeling spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends In New Haven. at-
tending the Yale Princeton football
game SaturdaJ afternoon.
Mrs Bibblns has painted a very
beautiful autumn scene with barrel
gateway in foreground taken from a:
view on the “King‘s lilghwdy" near
what was the Dr. Kindred place.
Miss Hattie Whitney and Mrs. C B.
Fitch recently took an extended ex :
ctirslon by carriage through the mag
niilcent autumn woods in the direc
tio~of New casein and vicinity
Rev. Stephen Hancock the indian
preacher from New Milford, preached
two very interesting and instructive
sermons at the Advent Christian
Church Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Smith of
I35 Osborn avenue, will celebrate the
twenty fifth anniversary of their wed-
ding Friday evening November 27.
with a reception at their home.
It Is probable that Buckingham Post
AG. A. R.. of Norwalk will shortly giveA
an entertainment to the veterans at
A The funeral of Mrs. Francis Lemon AFitch‘s Horne for Soldiers. The talent ‘
grill was held yesterday afternoon at will Include Irving C. Bylngton. Jamesf
2 o'clock from St Joseph's Church H Gordon and Charles Littleton, of?
Rev. William Msber D D officiated. ANorwalk who have a good reputation:
The Interment was in St. Muir's cemtr in the line of furnishing an evening's
tcry. The pall bearers Were Messrs fun.
throl. Deena. Vensenla and Caputta.
'The floral tributes. to the deceased
were many and hlhdion‘le '
The tuncral of George F {meson was
attended yesterday afternoon, from his'
late residence Rev. lauds
I. W Ere en. la. ofA
'~ - er. Lm i storms it
sou/Aurora. pa 33:13:33. singigg‘A r3, “do
. I choir of the Congregational Church A
Thatcher Miss Conn, Miss Helen MorehouseA.A
Mills! Ralph Kindley. Edam-d Hindiev,
and Stanley Whitney. The burial was
in Union Cemetery; Neruda
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
spent: SundayA hers.
George Mom of ew. York. spent
Sunday With friends“ are.
A Miss Viv'lan ‘ Stevens ‘Is the "reé'rpient
of a new parlor organ.
was '
John D ACrIAmAmlns whose summer
home Is In Norot'bn Jilin“ donated 31 000
to the AApoAst is as house in
“Wis "on speech: resemble
founders of the Institution. which is
" rob. rheumatism priests for
:oueatholic missions. Mr Origami;
WW1 cellars r
Ilgmthedral college In New York for
t” “Wilma; to film (AIN’T tie!
abcnyg Bums:
, _ “I". met. with an accidentI about 6
, Kg. fimfi trying]; Wings:
theof'Itloroton WU,
Mm mused coring gas
$016M“. “the
when the summo-
blie was; mag down a bill it at
have resulted y
of and“ half‘
'A‘I wt) refit-9E9“. Wainsth
. ..... \I
' The Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs.
.. Rufus Ya to X
I, releases Is. vet-r It.
' Mrs. Frances Hart. of Rowayton,
has been ill Is somewhat better.
an. Issue P. m “bail-fitness]:
spending a few days In‘Orsenport.
Aliment! Mrs Wll Pin sire.
turned cumin“ $3 less
Journ at Echo Lake N. Y.
"I...
who
past three months been demon strat-
Swirls, Chocolpts
IWDI
al si la morning -s or hih
dIneetligg ‘was led It “In NeilfeA
K n
week. A
A full practice run will be advertised A
com-
The wagon is certainly a beau- A
i Five Mile River School Saturday night. A
'er will attend to the social features , tied
of the occasion. the Epworth Leaguef
will have charge of the literary part of
Acouuliy You will hear of mo. "
A tonight” '
. the born to his lips. begun the beauti—
. ful InAtcrmezso from "Cavailerla Rus-
A fore made their hurried and not over
I turned to the agent of the Fall River
WESTPORT
E. N Sipperiey 'aud wife are visiting
In RichestenN AV.
Mrs Frank Sturgea is visiting raid»
lives in New York city.
Ambrose McOill and wife returned
from their wedding trip Saturday.
Miss Annie Crockcr. of Danbury. has
been "doing at the homo of Cornelius
Kempsr.
dd..._M—J~
W Wuater and wife butts guns to
New York city where they will spend
the winter ':
C. S. Nichols and wife of Daubury
Alruve been guests at the home of is
0. Simpson. A .
The Sons of 'lempeiauce have reor-
ganized and will hold weekly sot-Ions
Thulsday evenings.
“m
Miss Elsie Schumann has been on-
gaged for steriogruplur in the chitin of
the Less Manufacturing Co.
George W. Mills,” who has llet'li
'sprn‘tllng dermal days here with his
raritilv has Ictutned to work with
A thc Yonkers trolley line.
A Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss M. M. Walsh. of this
place and Clarence Miller. of final
.Norwaik The wedding will take plate
miAnt the homo of the bride. December
.34.
There has bc'cn no attempt on the
Apart of the selectmeu to remedy the
'.t‘ill arising Irom the. overflow from the
‘fountnin and the conditions are daily
growing worse '1‘ he mud is anything
but pleasant for men and women who
are compelled to wade through it when
taking cars or crossing.
_~._.
l‘he III-let. tmcu have given notice that
all owners of unlicensed (logs. after
November ‘20 will be pIosocutcti to the
full extent of the law. Such notices
have been as regular as the seasons
for years. but then the matter ended.
III a however] the promise of the town
Ifstheis that delinquents will be ar-
rested and fined after the tints speci»
MASTER OF His CRAFT.
. (Scribnei' a Magazine.)
Among the immigrants awaiting oxv
aminution at Ellis Island was a tall
young fellow with a little black bug
under his arm. "0 was a Pole about
twenty years old and his admission
was a pleasing and dramatic Incident.
'l‘ht lesson it teaches Is as good for
native Americans as for immigrants.
When the young mans turn came to
answer the inevitable question "How
muth money have you?" he smiled,
and answered frankly. "None." A
"But don I you know you can 't come
in hll‘t' If you have no money and no
friend to speak for you?
son going?"
“To Fall RIVcr first. i haven friend
there. Then i shall see the whole
Where arel
The inspector proceeded rather
sharply: "-llou will you get to Fall;
River? Where will you eat and sleep
“I shall be all right," replied the
voung fellow. confidently. “With this"
-—Iapping the black bag~' I can go
anywhere"
‘thI is It?"
The Pole laughed. and opening the
bag took out a comet. it was a line
instrument. and gave evidence of lov-
ing care. . '
'(fan you play It well?" suited the.
officer more kindly
In answer the young Polo stepped
out into an open space and lifting
(-.‘aun At the very first note every
one in the great building stood still
and listened. The long lines of Im-
migrants became motionless The for-
lorn waiters In the all looked up, and
Athelr faces became tender.
When the music ceased there was a
burst of spines. Shouts of "Bravo!"
“Good boy!‘ “Give us some more!”
came from every side. The phy-
sicians who had a few moments be-
gentle examination joined in the ap-
please. The oilicer who had ques-
tioned him so smartly slapped him on
the back. The commissioner himself
had 60ml- up from his office at the
sound of the harm and asked for the
particulars
When he had heard them. he
boats and said: “(live this ”fellow a
passage including meals (and charge
it to me."
“I will charge it to myself." said the
agent and he took the young Pole by ’
the arm and led him away
This Incident was a scratch on com-
petenoe.‘ Ilesson on what It means to
be a master. The trade may hematite ‘
or farming, or bricklaytnkit does not
matter. The maxi who has consuersd'
It. whoknows “root and branch, can
point to it as nonddently as the Pole
pointed to his camel and say. as he
did.‘ With this i can go anywhere "
W—d—S—r— '
QAII the recent congress of physicians
IniNewI‘Orle‘ans aunt-y about Dr. Lora
rent we‘nt’tbe rounds.- ‘Dr. llama. some
years ago. "was summoned suddenly to
bIII‘IIedsids bf armaments ’
shied“ Wounded in d M. ‘
Colic“ “lmhfldlatolyt'fid bring a‘
plentyot‘susgical annuities. " our the
Islam; blur yafiwitltnnd your pas
clear. in a serious condition“- a
nccordingiy the physician and his
“blatant loaded Into "their Amrriagea
great “sunburst saw and itim
Treat. your scalp
for dajndrufl; nor
your ceat! ”Ayer’ s
Hair-Vigcgi'. lama-z
In. Nexttldtli' In; line wunu who
has been Invited in to (Ilfmmtm 'wiItIt
part of the chltkcn will l'ou have Wil-
III“! '
Willie _ (car'ncstiy)~~-“Sonrc of the
white meat. part of u wing, a [Hero of
the second joint. and renu- smiling.
tiltI glsurd find some gravy pleas“.
Iluulma made mo promise not to ask
to be served more than out-u."
Stella-"Why did she refuse Jack. ’"
Helium“ Bctnubo he couldn't support
hf'l'. in tho style all“ was unm-rustomcd
to.‘ ~I’lll'k
“Tommy." said Mrs, Tucker. “your
imu'llt‘l‘ says you bnvcn‘t bwn at the
bend of your class a single day slut-t:
st'hfioi began. Why is that?"
"i‘m so neat hog. mew,"
t‘mumy. with spirit. ,
‘M ~~¢-<.——
replied
ills Opinion—"i see that prize-light.
t-rn fight in a ring." remarked Milli-I (lid-
dyglri. "Wllnt kind of a ring Is ‘1’”
"Au engagement ring is used for
sparring." replied the old bachelor.
“but win-II it Is to be :I fight to a finish
ll wedding ring is used. I believe."»—-
(‘hlt Iizt‘i Noh‘l. ‘
... m..." .4 ”I“
We hrs In the
Coal Combine.
Clean. Good Coal
The Lowest Prices
' .nnd
Prompt Delivery
IS OUR COMBINATION.
Give use trial order and be codeine.
art than“ do as we advertise.
ll. HERSHHEUI & SUN.
Wood Street. South Nerwslk.
Phone 54-0.
SEAVIEW AVE. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 97-6.
46'50. Main St. 50. Norwslk,
has opened her
Millicent Parlor
with a
Full Line of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Trimmer! and Urifrfmmtd.
I
euring‘iinrs from 31.00 to $3.00.
CALL AND LOOK.
46 South Main sum, uprrmrerx/
Capital. $500,000 Surplus. $185,000
A dcposit‘pllctd
with the Industrial
‘ Savings and Loan
Company bears a
quarterly dividend
offlve percent. per
annum from date
I of deposit until
' date withdrawn.
State Supervision of New York and
Counsellout~
. ”~—
BRANCH orrio‘s. 12 so. MAIN er.
Resident booster-s. Resident Mbnagarl.
Mortimer MIL“ R. L. Cohurn ,
Charles E. Bowl I‘ John B. Lawrence
. ’Pbone,132. I
JENKINS‘ VALVES AND FIT-
TINGS.
also ‘
GARLOCK PACKING CAR
RIED lN STOCK.
oornAauu sILvaa sums;
New England Electric Motors Have
no Superior. can show them in ‘
Operation.
Repairs to Stationery and le
_ canary I tithilttiil.
Mrs. E. E. Coleman.
There II more catarrb in this ties
of the country than all other do “I99"
Aput together. and until the last out
years was auntie-ed to be incurs is.
For a great many years doctors pro
bounced it to local disease and proscrib-
ahloctli remedies, and by constantly
A$ lug to cure ulth local treatment.
pmnounced it. lncurublo. Science has
proven AcI'ItIIrrh to be a constitutional
[disease and therefore requires (ousti-
tt‘ttioual treatment. ilalls (‘uturrb
cure, ntauiif tnrod b) F. J. Clioucr ll
('10.. Toledo. bio. In tho only totisllill-
tlpnal tine on the market. It is fuk
tilt internally in (10805 from 10 drops
“to a teaspoonfnl. it acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of tho
system. They offer one hundred dOI
lure for any (‘llSt‘ it fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address.
I". .l. CHENEY & (20., 'l‘oledo.().
Sold by liruggista 75c.
Halls Family i‘ills are the best. ”
I'.‘ '. i
BURT,"
‘ i":(£vb
I': III' I T”
COKE
It is used with fast as much
satisfaction. and at a much
cheaper price than coal.
The Heat, when all drafts
open, ls Intense and when its
necessary to‘kccp fire over night
[I'll the store and CLOSE IT
TIGHT. Your fire will be
ready in thc morning.
I
‘.p:
'PHONE, 67~3.
consecrtous sass.
It... file}.
[scallops
' Oysters.
MILL POND OYSTER! FINEST
CROWN. A
“a...
For Strength try a bottle
of Tokay or Part Mus.
m
IMPERIAL CA EE
Railroad Avenue.
Insurance
In a reliable coTpany prevents
nun-n...-
Taylor S- Golden
74 Washington St.
So. Norwslk.
DIVIdend
Pa lg Mining. Oil. Timber. Smelter and
In ustria'l Stocks makin possible Large
Interestsnd mite. lists “a unlisted. our
specialty. Booklets giving full Informa-
tion on application.
DOUGLAS. LACE'Y 8: CO.
' Bankers; limiters. 'IFIscai A cute.
Members New York Consul dated
Stock Butane .66 Broadway and
i1Ner3trcet, ec-wilorkA. v
E. BALDWIN mu1n,nunagnr,
. w Id
ué’ifiww VIEW
Handbags ’ ‘
you from losing in case of fire. «
'Irihg Liaison It 00.
Irving Lockwood It to. .
. ' I22 warm or.
all Par
PERFECT SATISFACTION IN any
we WALL PAPERS CAN ONLY IE
HAD WHERE THE ASSORTMENT to
Ian, AND THE emcee as: moi-IT.
sucu A PERFECT COMBINATION
CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT OUR
STORE.
You WILL FIND THIs TO BE so
sv PAYING us A VISIT.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Pa era. Painters’
Supplies, Artists Materials.
-.... --
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe, 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 ft. long, with fixtures,r
,."Sliure-Cut" Can Open r. cuts
easily. No raggerd. edge.
BEST STEEL PARIND KNIVES,
e
A“
pamrmo. paper: HANG-
mo. Degoaa'rAIpoA__
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone Connections.
.3»er
' trumps
F001)
Actions
CHOPS ALLI‘KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form 'Pleces as FINE or
COARSE demoted.
Other machines c'hop meat
only. THIS sons away
WITH THE "CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGE-THER'. '
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see It.
com'sfrocx.
wmxms ‘
5 now.
_ Next Door on, Library.
It: WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phflnsl 43“.
“Coal”
“Goa i”A
, .. “Coal ”
$6. 25 per Ton.
Why but; poor, slatey cost when too
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH"
C0kl."mined, and 'can therefore guar-
antee satisfaction. . Send us a; trial~or.
der, and’rve will convince yen of the
merits of our cool.
Best No. 2 Nut (not the flat slatey
stui!) $5. 00 per ton Best Cumberland
Bituminous at attractive prices.
I ,Chs‘r'coal in large or smallouantitles.
Seasoned whod. cordllengthsaor styled
and split '
.so. NORWALK“
rim :IIIIIIIOII and armor nun. 1
in! were 30le W i ' ‘
."N
- new no
56 WATIQ ISTII Wa-NORWALK.
“L's“? m‘i‘”
mm“ “MI. was. 10- ' ”
minimum are-am With. at a
giftd may. and great titer-dare web
Iagnst moon reaching the
W“ ha!“ tam Ill-t will“. .
slhdrhlmbbttaim award scratch
dorsal.
Willa mile. lent Elf .
rumor ”Waite lid I'
LARGE. THE DESIGNS ARI VAR"
Court. A
PLUMBING AND STEAM!“
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING. 1»
lHOT AIR HEATING. mt
s'roves AND saunas. "t‘j‘l
i SLATE AND TIN noorltld. I
' Gas and Steam Fitting. ‘\|
Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, Ila.
Have you seen our ml: of
RICHMOND RANGES? ,
'THE JONESM s screamed
COM PANY, '
1_7 WALL STREET MonWAblt‘, I
o It NOW.
...4 A
(In
i)
We consider that this Is I good (lull!
We will do your were
with the best materials in the skillful
to do painting.
qunnt-r whlth our experience oath!
and the best of it all is that out! '
PRICES ARE LOW. '
—.—.—.
Painting
Paper Engine.
.fi.—.............
10 First AVON", m Elli
Telephone Call.13§-A?.Afi
thalidomide lied BI
FOR STEAM Ado
HOT WATER HEATING’
INSURES A WARM HOUSE. DA“
AND NIGHT lN GOLDECT
. m. WEATHER.
gains V.
Semi for Catalogue and Invention.
for yearsetf, I. .I . I... A
(lotion It Lidgervootl Contra]. A
96 LIBERTY STREEI'QA _
mwmm.‘“
iii hunk Iteration Ionian;
a (Incorporated)
I h .—-—-—L.
'1 In.
NOR WALK.
room Ivonne!
rand NEW VCR.
Steamers any of We
and souantunr. I .
Leaves New York Monday. Wednesday).
and Friday at. 5: 00 p.111. I; .,
Leaves Norwaik, TueSdaAr- Thursday}.
and Saturday at 5:09 p: In“. .
Freight received from 7 a :m. an 5 p. re.
REIITTI
To the Old Country, Drafts all
Money Orders payable anywmsrs
Europe. For sale at lowest rates.
é
\‘I
Jaoob I’i Lento.
s Rallresdjisce. 80mm
Norwslk. was painted will
all and. sine. hand mixed;
years ago by ms. , ~
, . Idel'y’ a'l‘iy patent
; ; equal pay with crunch treat:
Norwalk Chronicler