it»)
merit pour patronage.
A. about:
24 can.“ Amues
WNJIR ”r ’l .Wfl.
militant
E W. C. Chan ngham spen't Sunday
ill Danbury.
Herman E. Malmo is mailing prepa-
rations for taking his big float out of
the water.
The regular class meeting will be
held this evening at. the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
Captain Verity with the steamer Ad-
die V.. has taken the pile driver which
has been at work at Rhymoad Brothers
dor k for some time. around to Mar.
vln' s coal yard.
-l)ilck hunters state that the birds
are not so plentiful this season as they
were last season at this time No rea-
son is assigned for this.
William Magee and Miss Mary Ella
Magoo are visiting their sister Mrs. W.
R. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert who has been
compelled to remain at home on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Gilbert was
able to resume work at his place of
business on the bridge.
UI-I'Q--‘w'.—— i
All elaborate program is being ar-
ranged for me entertainment. and so-
cial which is to be held by the ladies
of St. Paul‘s mission in Randall's Hall
on the evening of November 19. The
Y. M. C. A. orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the occasion; there will be well
costumed tableax and character sketch-
es also solos by localtalent.
The rain of the past twenty four
hours has made some of the sidewalks
well-nigh impassable. The is particu-
larly so on East Avenue. where the
street has been straightened, for the
sidewalks there have. under the influ-
ence of the rain. become very muddy
indeed. It is hoped that this will be
remedied before winter deaiiy sets in.
..,.._
Despite’ the unfavorable condition of
the weather, a large crowd of the mean
hers and friends of the Juanita Outing
Club met at the home of President
E. E. Keeler, last night. The first part
of the entertainment was a series
tableaux, representing articles that are
much advartised. Following in tho
cast: “Jen 0," repr‘esentad thy Martha
A. Morgan; "Pears Soap." represented
by Ellis Amati: "MIAMI“ BIRCH." relh
resented by Joseph Fagan; "Ivory
Soap," 1' presented by Katie Smith and
Bert Gel, “Swift’ s Hams," represent-
ed by Drew erler; “Cream of Wheat.‘
represented hyO scar Hedman; "bow-
hey's Candy " represented by Cara
Cole; “Pandas." rep resnted by Lena
Eritrean. The tableaux "Surprise” was
rendered in three scenes by was Clara
Alhsworth and Mr. filler. The tab-
leaux ma lntersper radiations
of Mrs. E. E. Keefer and ”Ethel Pearl
Pal-melee .A charade was then played.
after whi refreshments were served.
Tide flashlight pictures of the entire
party were then «ken. after which as-
other picture of the club members only.
T business ofrfhs evenlua was than
sacted, followed by the semi-sn-
nnai elestton of ofloers Choice was as
to ws: —EE
Bldent sl. e916?-
Vice-‘Présidcat—QGers Co'lc.
Secretary—Margaret Hatchman.
'i‘reaamm Chi h.
The next meeting of the club will be
held in December at the home of Miss
. Katie Smith, 77 Winfield street.
. aowAiros.
Rev. A. L. Hn‘l‘ibard and family took
casino of t e new parsonage on
Pennoyer street mm
The sum of money found in the Bap
tist Church. Fri evening. has been-
returned to’ its rig own or.
.. a ”racial... was
a. visit with relatives in Norwalk.
The Junior
rail- in seams sights
William Moore. of McKinley street.
has mortal toll DJMIWE
i« .
e13; MOM
{25'
g a‘Coinpany. which was to ha'vem
ta
Star Division. Soon 3‘
on. In arr for a cola
portals!“ c a r
Place a
mark the nineteenth aanlnraary
..--: fies.
my on Pond avenue. lately vacat-
ing to the inclement weather the
o"‘tloerunoftheileilance Hookaaiha
as use. vs actuate"
'l
lmg'wm“ aromas
Give us atrial and
lotus prove that we
BapaICh II, i'aimizi'i'tl?”
at are “arepannng o a
slam
George H. Tilley returned home
Saturday night. from Savannah, 0a..
where he had been to attend a me'niin
my bottom Express (lousy
W. ~N. McCord won the champion
ship of the Woe Burn Golf Club. Sat-
urday. by defeating Wilson 1.. Baldwin
In the final round y five up and three
new!” Therm. was of bass.
t ‘h‘humbor up Arlen hoop ate-ail
ed the Yale- Princeton gfine in New
veil. Saturday. Among them were’
he Stella Austen. Edward Austen.
George Smith. Carl Miller. Clifford
Street Floyd Trigga and Samuel H.
MoCrea.
"A great deal of interest is being tail-
on: in the production of the fares “A
Bunch of Roses." which will be given
In connection with the Old Fashioned
WL Supper. " which will take
pia'd'e int e Darlen Town Hall. Novem-
ber l9 weather permitting. Elaborate
posters have been put out. advertising
this event.
The funeral of Frank Lesson. who
died suddenly Friday. was held from
his late residence, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Louis French conducted the ser-
vice. Burial was in Union Cemetery.
Norwalk. Mr. lseeson was the fath-
er of Miss Nettle C. Meson. a teach-
er in Darlen school.
Hon. Mark D. Wilbur. of Darlen. for.
mer district attorney for Queen's
County. New York. will deliver the
first of the aortas of lectures and enter-
tainments for the benefit of the Darien
Free Library on November 27. in the
Barton Town Hall His subject has
not as yet been announced
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder§
Company. of Norman. In about to erect [
a good- .alsed house near the poseoillce. '
The new building will be placed on
the sauna lot as the present one. but
will be much nearer the stand. The
new quarters will be much more com-
fortable ,for the members. and will
contain many improvements for get-
ting the apparatus out quickly. The
Volunteers are a hustling lot of fire-
men and receive the hearty support
of Newton people.
The Shines Wood place has been sold
through ’thb “spelt of McDonald and
Millspaugh to the. Volunteer of Amer-
ica. not to the Salvation army. as was
stated in the press reports sent out
This place haa been used as a home
for children sent there by the Sunshine .
Societies of this section of the countiy
It will be used as a home for children i
in the tutore. and will be in charge of!
the Volunteers of America. Some time
ago Mr Wood had plans drawn for
the erection of a large building in ad-
dition to the present home. This build.
lug will .boeroctetl as soon as pOshible. i
After the completion of the deal which i
will probably be in a few weeks Mr.
and Mrs. Wood will take up their res- I
idence in California. being situated at
hos Angolan
winiam Ziegler millionaire and pro
motor of Polar expeditions, and im-
mor president of the Royal Baking;
Powder Company. against whom an in
dlctment was found by the grand juryi
of of Cole County. Missouri. charging him’
with bribing the Missouri legislature
to keep out of the State baking powdol '
containing alum, appeared in the City
Court. Stamford yeaterday.sgainat Ant i
tools Nichtils. arfornicr employee
Mr. Ziegler who was charged wlth'i
stealing lead valued at $60 from the
mlllionalre's estate on Great island. '
Darien. in the case against Nichols.’
who was employed by Mr. Ziegler as
assistant gardener. the State produced
evidence which seemed. to fasten the
guilt for the theft on the man.
was arrested here. in State su'eet.
Stamford. by Policeman Hickey. fot
misusin horse he ove. in the
wagon t e o cer found e lead. NIch-.
ols could give no satisfactory account
of his possession of so much load.
officer learned that he. was employed
by Mr. Ziegler and Obtained evidence
suiilcient to justify the charge of theft.
in court craterdsy morn .‘Mr. also
ler ident tie the lead as is property
and gave its value. As soon
82st”;
State rested its case. Attorney
moved for the discharge of his client
on the ground that he could not be
. idea in Stamford for then. inasmuch
as the goods were taken in Darlen.
Proaoctltipfi Attorney Carter and Mr
Rowell ed for time to submit
briefs. The case went over until next
Saturday .
WESTON.
Miss amnesia. has again been
seriously ill.
Mr, and In. J". P. Morehouse have
r '9‘: “km“ int i Both 1
turn on! a v t n e
“has! blittuhan is haionaly lit.
and la under the care of Dr. Gorham.
Iii-a Ennis Willi-sleet Mela.
has been the guest of friends in town.
{Curls Roulaudhu.
days with his “grandparents i: doing.
at who Petal-B Rm re. re:
turned from a‘ week's Visit in era
'ihi'i wish sharpl- minus. of on
were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. E.
-‘,3,;'“‘.‘35 'Cpi rink
6PM and family, of Nor.
F.W
one; Meeker. who haa spent the
: plateau; is New Canaan. has retnra- i
3%" .h’ii'rii'rh mild guilty. but“
Ioiiithelr place to New York partied,
“Milan?“
aodalaadtfanmtauppcratthsrea-
offlri. luck inchwoood. on
ll’fl“
P. Rowen. who appeared for Nichols. -
rwfifiy have _
Dr. A. J alteman. of Fort Thomas
Ky. is visiting relatives here.
A barge load of coal Ia being upload
0‘ It the Atlantic Starch worka
ldnda from New York have been
the guests of Mrs. Henry E. Sherwood.
Miss Belle Vaugh, of New York city.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. R. 0.
Be ra. '
[.XWI. [Him and wife were Sun.
day gt eats at the home of W. H. Tay-
lor.
lira. Daniel Gobi" and family have
taken up their residence at Florence.
Mala. .
Trinity Guild meets Wednesdav af
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. L
Ta yr-lo
The vestibule of Trinity church has
been further ornamented with glass
doors.
Revival services that are to continue
two days begun in the Methodist
church yeptarday.
Master John Danaher who has been
the victim of typhoid fever. is report-
ed oonvalaacing.
The inter-Parochial Mission Study
class of Fairfield County will meet on
Saturday in Trinity church.
Miss Sybil Carter will deliver an ad-
dress at the meeting of the inter-pare
chial Bible Stltdy class. Saturday.
A number of motor vehicles were
stalled between this place and South-
port Saturday. owing to damages to
machinery.
Following are the. unclaimed letters
at. the post oflice: John J. Rahan, W.
l“. Marvin. Mrs, Edward N. Bennett.
S S. Brown.
The new road machine has been in
use In the Forms section during the
past week. a good locality in which to
test its merits.
The next Library cake sale is set
for December 6 at which the Misses
Helen Hurlbutt and Edith M, Wheeler
are to act as hostesses.
W. H. Burr will go as delegate from
here to the State conference of Con-
gregational churches. to be held in
New Haven today. Wednesday and
“unity,“
mdng osewhsparticipated lathe
dinner J on by the Misses Hyde
'l‘ll‘ursda'y were: Mrs. Ellen Taylor
Mrs. Esther Wakeman. Mrs. Sarah l..
Sherwood. Bradford Mass. Miss Julia
Wakewlan.
GLENBROOK.
Harry Wakeman. of Yale was a
guest of his aunt. Mrs. .lohn Holmes
Sunday.
Miss Marion Jenkins. of Stamford.
was the guest of Miss Katherine
'Holmes. over Sunday.
The Glcnbiooks and Darlene play- .
ed a game of football on the (lien-
brook field Saturday llallens won.
eleven to five.
Clifford Barnes of Holmes atenue.
who has been confined to the house
for several days with pleurisy. ls bet-
ter and able to get oiit doors.
Mrs. Joseph Howe. Allen of East
Oiange N J. was a guest of her parv
cuts. Mr. and Mls. W. H. W. Youugs.
at Red House last week. Mrs. Youngs
has been confined to the house for sev-
eral days with a severe cold.
Leslie Sayre met with a serious ac
cldent while riding his wheel Friday.
with an oil-can ill his hand. While he
was trying to get away from some of
the school boys who were fooling with
.hlm the can and wheel became tall
lgled throwing Leslie with such force.
.0 on his head as to render him uncon-
‘scious for nearly llaif an hour. He
Hegreceired a had out just above the eye.
and narrowly escaped injuring it.
' little Fanny had been downtown
with her papa had had gone into a new
Iiv'en barn. At dinner she was telling
the family about what the had seen.
“And mamma." site said. “Mr. Kins
has a very nice new ham it has
three stories and an alligator "—lditle
Chronicle.
”vent-W
"Some people say you have more
money than brains." said the blunt
person.
‘l hope so." answered Senator Sorg-
hum.
trying to trade of! brains for. money."
-—-Washington Star.
* Mrs. Mulcahy (itishlng ini—Doctor
doctor dear! My little son Pat has
. ”allowed a mouse. What in the world
is to be done? Doctor (gruffiy)-—-
| Bwailowed a mouse. has he? Wcll. go
back home and tell him to swallow a
cat. —San Francisco Wasp.
.—
“tht would become of you. hubby.
if you lost me?" "i should go craay.
visitsil Iduthhort'xriands. W d i...
Mrs. Columbus Bulkéey guy enter- :8: no! fughou'l'gi'l'k mtg c232.
tuned. . . M an or! . 3'.— .
Miss mice bite has rotnrned from that Fliegende Blatter
a two waaka‘, visit in 1
‘ TELL'AIOUT IT
a scant M «an Irma to
lome mill“ "
.When you know a good thing. tell it.
It will not lessen its goodness.
But will do W30
T re ail yinate like It.
lord‘s
:‘ihl'e ta of drinks in South
it's a 1‘busy place and backs are used.
“gore a urinary trouble to a large
grins hidfl'g' In? all the
m then: in strobe and life is life.
'a KidneyPi hamper-feet work.
for kidneys only.
an a case of it:
frank”. Si. by;
'1 the Norwaih MohCola Comm llsaya:
.. =- ”WW
afii.
..-.,
‘othen' la thelactory chad'ln (hue
Pitta at ‘adrugaioraJooh
oaa'ruof moment-sad it cared
'Most everybody l rtln across is -
1min 1%er testify to their
mint- grease.
msmploy . ‘
o..-~
are cube Aycr’ 3
Cherry Pectoral
M‘s. lilotu'o. , .
How His Draper» atl‘hat inland. No
robe. la la VCIM
A mad-d gsrllns at work at
William 2| er'a it Great island.
in Noroton. dues in hursday. A
cove which separates rge portion of
the place from the re
ed. When the two
there wul be quite a;
the island. .
The improvements ’which Mr. Elev
gler has underta'llen am» now reached
a point where a good idea ofwhat his
conception of a country place is given.
When they are completed there is no
doubt that the place will he the moat
extensive country-seat along the
Sound. The dlrveways are all as wide
and as well paved with teltordmacad-
am as one would find in a small city.
it would require a full hour to make
the rounds of the Illklilld. and then one
probably would not We seen it all.
The new house is nearly completed
.-la oelnl dredg
la campleted.
le harbor near
The old house. which was the real.
dance of the Edgars has been torn
down. Mr. Ziegler spends II good deal
of time at the place. and lives in a
small cottage.
:1 out
seven "$Afl3r»
"In E-
uws"r5rsm wfi.
.AL
' I
Coal that will give you full value
for your money Is the only kind we
sell. : The ' kind that ‘ is clean
and that' is coal' all the way
through and which ewi‘y penny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and vour family.
8. IIEiiiliEiEifli Sill
I’Illl YARDS.
Seaside Ave.. East Nor-walk.
Connor! In. '7‘" South Normans.
rirs. F. E. can...
baa opened har
Millicent I’allor
witha
Fall Line offal! and Winter
Hats.
Trimd and Wrimmcd.
Outing-Hath from 31.00 to taoo.
CALLANDJQOK.
“Jana natal W Mali-a.
VALVIS AND
that
‘ i i. '. ..' .. 3“
Rise
JENKINS‘ FIT-
' lutionai treatment.
and will he mcuplcd in the spring. .
46‘50. ”‘1’" Stu ab NONI“; .
aiiauci-i chains. 12 so. MAIN sT.
oaatoga "9N.“ can-
also IN Crook
GOLD AND SILVER PLAYING.i
New ,
t;
L. Oparat ' .1.
rImWW‘Zginiuw "‘
' ”New street.
There to more tam . .
of tile country t an all other
out together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years “0th apt-or
again-sill if a local disease: and a Wit:
ooa and en an y pool Ill
failing touches with local imamrl-
pronounced it incurable. Sc
ploven catarrh to be a shah tutional
disease and therefore requires consti-
f d b It?!" C Catarrh
cure. it acture y
Two. Ohio. is the only con
tiot'ial cure on the m it in tail
ep' internally in dos s ram 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. it acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer on hundred dol-
lars for any case it falls 0 cure. Stand
for circulars and testimonials.
Address,
F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo.0
Sold by Druggists The.
Halls Family 'Pills are the best.
.0
BURN
can
It is used'wt’fli y'usf 3: mad;
satisfaction and at" a mud;
mcfieaper price than coal.
The Hut. when all drafts '
open. is term: and when its
\neccsiary to keep fire over night
#11 Hi: stain and @035 H
TIGHT. Your fire will be
ready in file "taming.
'PHONE. 57-3.
iiini’y & [intuit
‘ couuac'rtouallifaaa.
1...... ‘rrm. : '
tseallam.
0.71"".
mu. POND ov’s‘rsas FINEST
eaowu.
ror Strength try a baffle
o! Tokay error! wine.
means; we
Retirees mm
Capital, $1,000,000. Surplus. “85,0”.
A depoait placed
with tha India-trial
.Oavlugh and Loan
Compaiiy bani-a a
quarterly dividend
of five ”room. par
Mauro from an.
of deposit until
data withdrawn.
State Supervision or New York and
W”Car'lrlaetialit.
nu”
o—-—-—-—~
Realm Clusters. Resident Managua.
Mortimer M. Lee B. L. Cabuf‘n
Charles I. Dow John I. Wrasse
iDindend
be.
'bJflr'legw? I: r is hereon .
to Lana '
I. list and II‘IIIM.WV
. ”In“ W” Shill- forum
. on application
UGLAS. LACEY & CO.‘
"hers Brokers.“ 1 hit.
‘ i'. saw marketed sted
I Niel .66 viroadway and ’
ow Yak.
stems mm. Manager.
we” laldlrath: IRE
., l i.-
I Doom a halt. special flapraaantatlva. .
M1,:uhaaelldialaa.
mmm' '
i . ’ ' - ‘
Paaracr aariancriou IN auv-
min WALL “panama” your on
an wnaaa THI Aa‘aoaruaur is
LARGE. THE DINO". ARI VAR-
IID, AND THE PRIOII All RIGHT.
IUCN A PERFECT COMIINATION
SAN ONLV IE FOUND AT OUR
ITORE.
YOU WILL FIND THIS TO I! 80
‘IV PAYING US A VISIT. i
turc Frames.
—-u-¢
Supplies. Artists Materials.
' SPECIALS.
White Curtain. Polaa with six-
tures. roe.
Cloth, Window Shades, with
fringe,
”distal! Half Curtain Roda,
3 ft. long, with fixtures, xoc.
'. .“Shurc-Cnt” Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
1°:l81‘ STEEL PAIINO KNIVII.
PAINTING, earns asso-
mo. momma.
LII.
Washington Street.
South orwafk Conn.
Telephonh confiscate!
CHM nu. KINDS 0f
ril‘oD filth Clean Cut oni-
form Plee‘e‘a‘ as PINE or
COARSB he wanted.
Other machines chop moat
mg THIS boss AM“!
I! THE on arms
BOWL ALTOCETHBRV
CHCPS Potatoee. Men.
Anette. lem Breed.-
svaav'ru'itio.
A Matilde yet! will in.
W’Woclualflmue
la:'.”
Gentlemen.
WATKINS
a now,
Next Door cwuhrary.
112 WASHINGTON STRICT.
CCUVH NCIVMLK.
Wm M
Warm! 900'.th son. when :i'm
We “bugle only the “BEBE “HIGH"
”tannins incommens-
antes anatomical Send an atrial:
der. and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal. »
Boat No. .8 Not. that the lat ahtfl?
Bituminous .at. attractive prices.
Ind split.
.3 L... i...
it” “My
To Order—Window Shades. Pic- ,
Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintsra' . .
'_ braves“ milieu York. Monday.Wed
momenta lib
user ...
nor warns 'aau
nor AIR HEATgi?
tarovaa has"
“m"ifi '1.
stars AN “rim d1
0“ the
Metal Cellini. M
(Ila leturaa,
Have you scan our-halal: Of
molt-mono unease it.
run: JONES a no ‘
coup slit, 6
‘7. want, still 1', N'ORWALI.
. We consider that this is a good II”
We will donor M
with the beat materials is the '. ,
manner which our experienoa‘ m '
and the best of it all is that oil!
PRICES ARI LOW.
to do painting.
“If
Painting. .
10 First Avenue. ‘W mi No It
“mam Coll. it“. i" Went
MW
flit (lotion bill ind Billti‘i.
FOR STEAM Mills“
HOT WATER its,“
means 'A lit/Asst Hoods. A
sun. moor. m comer
4“ HEAT“ I”. l
.u
u'f final
Send for Chfdioque Ind 'IMM
loryouraeif. "
Gillan d 1.1de
as LIBERTY STREET
new. rose.
inbuilt dentist
(Incorporation 1:“ .C
naltfrolshti” '
WHORW‘LKII".
SM"! NOR W11.
glad lfl'w YORK.
Steam" City of No .4
find Ignorant.
and Friday at 5: 00 D. ill.
“alumna Tneads Thom
"l‘lfi‘ikl’i ‘
: can buy the heat dorm equal Mae? .9 .
stun). “85 00 per hon. ‘3“! Cumberland
Charcoal in large or small quantities; '»
Scalloped hood. cord lengths or sawed :
. The reaid
SmIth is on ‘
means
“o by the.
I defy any III
Janus: body with
Norwalk Chronicler