HEATING. .
1'. "' mm ”m" miners itust mam . “ ‘ if?“ it morals-“it‘ll fight-#9:: luor wuss HEATING.
. it wwu may . —- . ; - “ ti '0 "m““l' ' la" 1:" '3‘?" :95", . Psnrscr SATIBFACTION IN auv H01- AIR HEATING. y .
GIVO us O IIIOI Ohd N3; "r31? Wm.” amt wine-dim] :13 Iig Wind}. Mach no wun its Occu- ppSlthn! Born 50? glinygufleguggzmgg‘ h, a; t:;......,...l J“! WALL Means can ONLY as “a". awn Mm",
pants on m w” to New York p wuss: rl-ta aaa'darttsuna
For a great many years doctors or» OLA‘I'I AND TIN ROOFING I
friends. trounced it a lot- ai disease and proscrib-
From Football Game. in Mishap. LARGE THE agglqug an: VAR-
W it. Mat-key moved his goods to , on and Itssln Fittings
ed local remedies. and by constantly. . .
let “S DIOVO IIIOI ”N m rgnymto‘mymgwie #33:? :32: our naturally there were more mgr: 0r mad: .80 by mung to cure with local B‘Immim‘iII:u23:1::::é$?o¢afiurgg:‘ ass Sauna. .Msta: . calling;0
. fift lar e a t m bile that ass ' pronounced it incurable. cence as. u can or M,
met“ "our patronage “is”; said that one cup ms in thrrylugll West-:03; write to "I: Yale . . proves calarrb to be a constitutional CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT OUR RICHIIDND m,
. . tow ic t “7 on the ”wg‘mn 1. a Princeton game, at New Haven. While A ’ P II D .0. a disease and therefore Inquires oonati- 51-035, - . .
‘ ‘0 0." “gm” its is not ”PM" o ugh there were many breakdowns.none are yer S I S. M‘s-s: .tutlonai treatment. Hall's Catarrh YOU WILL FIND THIS To I! .0 THE JONES & Ho st.t a
F WI ll howey "I within town lines. with the . -~ -~ ' curs. manufactured by it‘. J. Chaney! IY PAYING us A w.” COMPANY.
resortinzi‘I
except of one. which narrowly es
caped destruction on the Norwalit road
After the me the weather became
lather titres ning and many automo-
hilistlt thought. it would be best to re-
main in New aven over nigilt rather
than return to New York. or othel
places where their homes were. Some.
however came prepared to brave the
'00.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitu-
‘ tiollal cure on the market. it is takv
ell internally in doses from 10 drops
to a tenspoonfui. it acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the .
system. They offer one hundred dol-
lars for any case it falls to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Address,
moherateiy certain that he w l tiIIa‘:
twice before he backs Yale to win
. again. .
There is quite an epidemic among
she‘lyounger school children, and a
number of them have been compelled
to remain away from school lately, ow-
ing to bad colds, which are easil
‘ caught at this season of the year, an
CONFIAMIQ DY IINATL
--s-t~
bevel-at Connection
List Yes srday.
WASHINGTON Nov lit—The sen-
ate yesterday in executive session con-
firmed the nomination of Charles N.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Erames.
A. SfiULL
24 a)!!!” 'M‘s
5th Nowell.
Names on the
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplieg, Artista’ Materials.
$0119
--._ "” ” . elements an after supper started out. Daniels Connection! as consul at i". J. CHENEY it 00.. Toledo. 0
33‘3”“ wr’“p°“d‘“‘" “"1 m “9" Just how any returned to their Birgitta. England. I K acts by ”Tail“! 75c. SPECIALS. We consider that this is 1M“
j ' homes via Weatp rt, is not known but It nat on 0 ll. . Smith. a s l‘ami y ’illa are the best. ” “n“ ‘ in pa“ wt Fix-
haikflglzdNigg'fia‘ltgdfonggedanmmaix out the Princetonqmen. or rather those Hartford. nn.. to he deputy com- ‘ ‘ m Seem“ th to do painting We will new”
is to be given to the monsoon and who were happy to think that the bear missioner of corporations. was also ".0 ‘
others who aided ill making their fair els of the orange and black won. and confirmed. Cloth Window Shades. with with the best materials in tho
A new lllh’hflmlfl‘ibmlled in the‘ such a “new“ The ailsir will be on the colors were conspicuously and gen- Postmastpra. Connecticut: lt‘_, A, fringe, 25c. .
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. "mm" ““3" °‘"' "refines
3 it. long. with fixtures, roe.
.“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
Hoailon. Deep River; Jacob. Widmcr.
New Hartford: 1.. 0. Chittenden.
Guilford; J. R. Meigs, Madison; J. A.
A'yer, Baybrook; B. C. Hall. Union
C it'.
erottsly flown from their machines.
Shottly after 7 o‘.clock s large
Winton machine filled with four gentle-
men came through town and enquired
the was to Nolwalk They were inform
ed that the direct road was over the
hill ulld they started ottt ui rather a
lively clip. ,Ali went well until the
Thanksgiving eye. in the Darien Town
Hall The orchestra for the emulsion
has not yet been selected.
The Men' 8 Club of the Congregation-
ul Church will have its usual course of
lectures this winter. The program ple-
pared for the series is as follows: De-
cember 4. 1903. The Iildwin R. Weck‘s
Colonial foundry
Max bevy. of Wa‘ilhington street.
spent yesterday in. New York city. on
a bualull trip.
A baby boy was born Monday night.‘
'to Noland Mrs. Clifford Randall, of
Soaview avenue. '
A delegation from this place at-
. r.
and the best of it all is MONO
PRICES ARE LOW.
KINGS ATTEND BANQUET.
LONDON. Nov. lit~King Victor
BURN
(-
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sear STEEL PARINO Kvass, .fi £-
tcntied a meeting of the Epworth
League. in Durban, last' ening.
Miss Ethel Sconeld. New Canaan.
has secured a position at Epstein’s
grocery store, as book keeper.
Howard Dnuchy has been selected as
sexton of the South Wilton church. Mr.
llauchy formerly real so here.
James Jones. of ridgeport, is to
open a candy store at the Gregory Point
junction. in the small Keogh build-
ing.
Joseph Lockwood has resigned from
a position withthe Radel Oyster Com-
pany, and is at work for Talmadge It
Lyon,
The December meeting of the Juan-
ita Outing Club will be held at the
home of Miss Katie Smith. 77 Winfield ,.
street.
Charles Gray, the weil~knOWn open-
er at the diode! shop, who has been ill
for some not. With an settlers cold. is
again able to resume his duties
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church; is
planning to give an entertainment the
first week in December.
John Cole's dosh-and also the one
belonging to Herman Malmo, will be
towed to Dorlon's Point today. where
they will be hauled out on the beach
for the winter.
William Magee. of Roslyn. L. L, who
was visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gil-
bert, returnadto his home yesterday.
His sister. Miss Mary Elia Magee will
remain (on some time and take care of
Mrs. Gilbert.
A feeling of sadness is felt by all
here who knew the late Mrs. Webster
Brown, who. for years has resided on!"
Rowan street. Mrs. Brown was of a
pleasant disposition. alwa s kindly and
thoroughly beloved by hi who knew
her. Her death. from old age and gen-
eral breaking down, removes from the.
Company; January 22. 1904, The Eva
Bartlett Marcy Company; February 19.
1904 Germaine the Magician; March
22.190I Polk Miller' a Old South Quar-
tette.
Those who wiil‘take part in the
force. which is to be produced for the
benefit of the Congregational Church
at. an early date, the title of which is
“A Bunch of Roses," are now putting
in a number .of. rehearsals which are
rapidly perfecting them in their parts.
Those who are “in" the play are Miss
Belle Waterbury. Katherine Faris,
Stella Austen George Smith Henry
Morehouse. R. L. Gillette. and Ellis
Jones. of Stamford. The affair will be
highly amusing.
c—u—p-
WESTPORT.
Richard Fogarty, of New Haven. was
a recent visitor in town. .
Robert Gibson. of Stamford. is visit.
ing at the home of J. 8, Gregory.
The St. Agnes Guild of Christ church
meats ill the parish room this after-
noon.
Miss Carrie Crosslnnn has returned
here from a visit with friends in New
York citv.
Miss Minnie Elwood has returned
here from a Sunday visit with friends
in Bridgeport.
The Misses Allen returned home yes
terday from a visit with friends ill
lilaat Norwaik
Rev. G. W. Barhydt is in Newark.
N. J., attending the consecration of the
now P. It. Bishopoelect there.
Revs. Levi Holmes and S, H. Bray
will participate in the League union
service in Darien last night.
Mrs. Frank B, Morehousc. of New
Haven. has been visiting friends here.
section of road titut is being improved
by Contractor Glynn was encountered.
instead of slowing down. the man at
the lever kept the big machine going.
thinking that he could get through the
soft earth which had been made doub-
ly so by the recent rain. Mr. Glynn
had left the road in as good conditidh
as possible although the driveway was
rather crooked. and required slow
driving. in and out o] the mire they
went. when suddenly thcre was a lurch
to one side and the twenty-live horse
power machine went down a ten foot
bank. ‘Portunately the earth was soft
anti the occupants were not thrown
out.
How to get the machine out was the
next question. After tt while railroad
ties were placed at the rear of the ma-
chine and sitar working most labori-
ously for more than two hours the Inn
chino was notion into the road
The owner turned the crank and
much to his auprise the engine waa
found to bc in perfect order and the
party again took thcir seats in the an-
tomobilc. and started for New York.
All the while the machine was in the
mirc the orange and black colors float-
ed victoriously.
DEAD IN FOOTBALL.
__
Four Fatalities and Many Injuries in
incomplete List.
As a result of injuries sustained by
players in football teams this season.
several of the minor schools and col-
logos in various parts of the country
have forbidden the playing of football
by students. ill two towns the authori-
tics have out a ban on the game. in
Columbus Junction, I’m, the teams in
the town have been disbanded by the
town authorities. as the result of pe-
titions by the. players’ parents. In
Emmanuel and King Edward spent the
lnorniug shooting pheasants in the
great park at Windsor. Queen Hel-
cna and Queen Alexandra visited
Queen Victoria's tomb. at lt‘roglnore.
on which Queen Helene ddwltcd a
wreath. Thom will be 150 guests at
the stale banquet. tonight in St.
Georges Hall Windsor Castle. Only
two toasts will be proposed King Ed‘
ward and King Victor Emmanuel toast-
ing cnch other.
CZARiNA CANNOT TRAVEL.
DARMSTADT, Grand Duchy of Hes-
se. Nov. 18.—The czarina is suffering
from inflammation of one of her ears
and is unable to travel. Consequently
site and the czar will be prevented
from attending the funeral of Princess
Elisabcth. daughter of the Grand Duke
of Hesse. who died at Skiernewicc,
Russian Poland. Monday. The autopsy
on the remains of the princess showed
her death was due to typhoid of an ex~
ceptionally acute and rapid character.
Honest
COAL
(‘oul that will give ‘you full value
for your money is the only kind we
sell. The kind that is clean
and that is real all the way
through and which every penny that-is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your family.
COKE ‘
-—-——-t--h:-r--—-— .
Hi “I.“ u. :t‘i' “I
It is usedwitll just as mac!)
satisfaction and at a much
cheaper price than coal.
The Heat, when all drafls
open, is intense and, when it:
necessary to keep fire over night
fill. the store and CLOSE IT
TIGHT. Your for will be
ready in thc morning.
'PHONE, 57-3.
Hamill-it iiiiiiigliii.
couuecrtousnss.
bomb Fries.
Esoallops.
Oysters.
MILL POND OYSTERS FINEST
GROWN.
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PAINTING. paras. HANG-
me. saccharine.
.l. .iii.BTo*citer
Painting.
87 Washington Street.
.South Nprmilli I., .
Telephone Oonnectlond.‘
IRWIN.
cm
mousse 'A warm house.
sun mot-tr.
‘1“. WEATHER.
CHOI’S NLI. IIINDS OI"
FOOD Into: Clean Cut lini-
fornt Pleceh I! PINE or
COARSE aswanted.
Other machines shop meat
0M!- TIIIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CIIOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETIIER.
cuors Potatoes. Meat.
m concur ~ "
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
community, a sincere friend to many. The "“9”" °t the Catholic "mm” 1hr Strength If] I OBI".
.Greentleld. Ohio, action was taken by
age has been redecorated. - ‘ , ‘ ’ | . ,.
ChfiI-gh-AIYEEulisdIieigthlduSogg‘tsycm‘II pm" 1‘00““ we" “0"" he“ is ”'0 cmmw- '“d ‘“ Ord'm‘me ”“3“ » . '_, ; -- , 0! 70h]- DIM It'll”, EVERYTHINE- Semi for Catalogue: and In‘vssttfiug
m“, m the mm ”mm. a. z p m" phtient in the Bridgeport hospital heifimzbitlns the same within the town . g . . A h II tor yourself. -, . r
,. on Wednesday. A full attendance is lug treated for injuries received I” “ Pia ‘ ' ’ MOO Inc ’0“ WI III.
full the weeks ago you Ki led at Football. ‘
2.33%.; 1':S°;‘:;§.:“°!;‘,f;‘w"fl' Members of Temple lodge. r. a A. Oct i-Gusuv Becker. died of iniur I“ YARDS. IMPERIAL CAfiv everyday. Callandscelt. Gillian “mm WI!
M. also Aspetuck lodge. K Of p are ‘. I03 I‘H‘OIVGO II. Lake Forest. 36])! 2|.
Railroadfiv nus.
:1} gge§lefié£ffflnf§§ Edge 3:; to be photbglapbed and their pictures . 0" 17-401“) Nelson. 9“ PM“ Seaside A“ ' East Norwlik -. ,.,__.,._ ‘COMS'FO‘C‘Ki 98 LIBERTY STREET
regular church prayer meeting will be will otnalnent the ”flew” ‘mfiei Mi m" (“ed float kkk in head concord 3‘" “m" "WWW- Capitat,61.00tl.000. Iurpias. $135,000. .
NEW YORK.
rho-mg. Oct. 19.~Thornton Wheeler Of An-
held on Tht'lrsday evening at 7: 30 p.
WATKINS
Nov 20 ‘3 the final day of "me for '.burn lli died of ‘ injuries received
m. The topic Will be "The Man Born ' "‘ ‘ ’ ' -,_.. A “310'" MIC“ mm
H 1 t three years ago. . . . .,
B'md- 3°59 9-13 T" ““0" 3"” 2::622333'3filt2‘33259t3 m “3.3.313 Oct. Zh—Wllliam r Connolly died of ”IS. F. E. COIemOn. W" "W mm“ The NM W I: '
will "In?“ 0“ Fridayéeeve‘t‘l‘ilngkatx‘7igo heart policy for all "shy on the ante' tintemsi injuries received in practice “”' ._ 3:3: “his?“ . Dow,
p.m.nsparsona ansvg a y r. . _,
t y id game at Elmira. N Y. on Oct. 2... 1 - . _ . (IncorporAtetd).l
mfif‘wmfoghgleofifh‘fi: 33:93,? MEI?“ hrtal‘dble evident that the evan sunning": {his asserts WI 4650. Mam 51.. SO. Norwslfi. 3:13:35 in?!“ mg. n“, City library ‘ ‘&
‘ ' hati k fM Gae Wei er 2‘30! e goat-do l I
7“ 8 a m WW I Outs. catwth: Mththod‘rat chzlsoh will :s- iConsin team.” th cut open. Bush. has opened her .. ”“3”!th $3 112 WASHINGTON WRIST.
cited in results that of “ y", .30 right and tendon of right shoulder it . ithdra 3°07" NORWALW .M’
ROWAYTON. There is mum,“ interest. There talni diack Owsiey of Yale knee Minineru Parlor . . . . ow m' . "MM
' ' . - 1 - , will be services nightly to Saturday. spra “9 ‘_ ' ' ' ‘ " ‘
ioth Sunday schools "8 making ”I There is nothing of the kid glove or- 0% {'“DGI'GW Marshall. ”at ‘ Stats Supervision °' N.“ "r" “4
rahemants for their Christmas con-
cert.
tier about Selectman Robert K. Gatllt.
when there' a business to be done and
guardnf Harvard, knee twisted. Rob
inson of Harvard. neck twisted.
with a
Connecticut.
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BRANCHOFFICE. 12 80. MAIN or.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ymington have hit is not only directln Oct 7—Irwin Ch h. l U i l
' work on me urc ,awrence n .
figs? Sounotmh‘ m; 1%,?" to Meadow Greens Farms road bltt evidencing that verslty. kicked “I head. Fit” Lm‘ Of F." Winter Resident tweeters. Realism Manama 5“ ”O m G?
Ilsa would flotilla who is employ- ”1’ h“ ‘ thorough kuowiedgao M “a“ Oct 10'9“? Mt tackle on China- HC“: Mortimer M. Lee R. L. column - . n T '
odds Dennis I. Bianchhrd' s. South Nor- ought to be done. “d ho'w to do It go team, arm wiated out of joint. ‘ . I Charles I. Dow John I. Lawranos. I'd ”flitm
that“ w home her A? early mornlu‘ wedding wow“ SChIchl_ VIII“ IRCkIO 0f MIHDCODOIII. Tm ‘d ”7|th m'u“ N." York MM
12 Ladies Aid societ fifth Ba ‘l “‘° Ohm" ”ml" “MW” W“ "m "b“ "mm“ ' " - real; atii g
y o e p- Oct tx-Hen‘ry khnt quarter back.
nesday when Ambrose P. McGill was
married to Miss Pauline Keyser. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Fath-
er Shaniey. Miss Mary Finneli of
Bridgeport, was bridesmaid and Paul
Keyser of New York was best man.
. tiaiuzhurch will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. H. Bherer
ngressmsn Bell spent two days
fining: at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
H
Outing min from 81.00 to still).
' CALL sup LOOK.
«Calm Main street. upstairs.
. .
Carroll collage. command fracture of out?“ Thread“:
iaw. J. A. Moorhead, of Yale. broken
tendon at right knee.’
Oct 14—110. Tucker of Harvard.
broken leg
Dividend '
owiand. returning to Washington.
3
I'da ._ I L- h g wntng GI. .11me
The bllde was attired in a steel colored Qot. 18 Besdelt.~ wrennhed knee. . ‘ rm, Smelter and $6 25 per Tan
39"- A 1“ :Pbbnfigd famlily bl“ travelling dress. After a ibort wedding Madock of Michigan ankle twisted.‘ ' I m“? *ngfiIbliféfg: Why I“ r ”me 00“. when. you .
”h“! from me; “lasso $3.1“ trip spent in New York the newly 00‘ "rm". “ml. of Purdue, - ”W"! 32 little“ Monet-i git it; fall laiorma a. h 31““:th 1 r" ,, a“ "it!“ » 1.:
Cdockett avenue t “1 ew ill! ge married couple will begin housekecp- millclefl 0' right shoulder torn JINKINU‘ “fill y'aa “ml ”15 ”W" w” bgdhafmi m ONE.“ “LEI-liar!" To Iho'Old Country. ;
"I {he Methodist “93'9“?" Church lag in a newly furnished house on In Oct. 19 ~Smlth. Wisconsin badly ’ g , ,g ”-00. ..:“° ‘ [$581. . Money Orders
filled} “W WU“ aI avenue wrenched leg ' ' "fiNO‘ DQUGLAS, LACEYS: CO “‘3 "M 0‘" «enteritis!»
church will hold ts “incline social in N” Oct" ,1_m Mm"... m mu. antes satisfaction. Send us a trial or- Europe
cm'g my)!“ Bye. Bloomer Yal W"! h to di , gin. _ . .n‘gh'fl. Blithe". Fiscal Agents. der, and we will convince you of the ~
m 352’ ”Wok?! d‘alltnqfibn- l' EMURY. located 9 9“- “ °“ er ' OARLOCK PACKING CAR 1&1th 1:.“ Yakhcm‘linlldfll: merits of our coal.( It int i
. . . . - '3‘” 33° I M way an ~ Boat No. 2.Nut. aott e satay
fimfi‘mwflm tiers iliiaat Disney and family will 0“ ”"09”“ "WNW“ «0W 3? steam ems 11 Nowhastlgew Yuk stult). saoo per ton. sensational-land
it move into their new house at“ ”5&0” hlrhm hchoooel‘ {kicked m NOALDWXN‘HWTI m . Bituminous at attractive prices.
e
of men at that; making‘a n w . Charcoal lrnslge or small quantities. .
rush. for PI'aiIIh heui. lull right guard of colonize. “OLD AND. Ail-VII PLATtNo. a... tut
e in Rows avenue, from St. John .W. (ire r and family spent Sun , , ‘ "Nu.“ “hm Seasoned wood. cord lengths or sgwed
affine). "“7 . arlaue nost- i with: stadium Columbia Balk- 3:323“; aux N" “0"“ I'm". Mm» Hm ‘ “if?“ .5 9115., - . .
es. of Weston. no superior. Canahew them in
. .. .and Breweries Grew have ”Tumult * ‘ Operation. . , Danmymttatl. apsslatwaprseintatm,
. urned m a vlds'it with Bridseiltfl'l complete. it taste “ 1m. IOOtiT :. a .s M 1.1.336" Building. 122 INST “‘0‘. NORWALK . by ED
. '38 me” dents “Mil... ' spa rs ts ta artery and Its. - WAN .. .
‘n?x?‘1“§t‘c3313mw§”"°° ”l? mu ‘1' “ am 2 1""? fl" Instan- '“ ”W “M" W " s... n omfiu; tit-rivet. ' sum 526.1:
. . ’ , no '-
“M350” mm 'at the also: of the large colleges or not I" Work “I...“ til. Catt 31-5. ‘. _, J _ s
.- Norwalk was painted with
-' dance of so in Allen. on aton-
Militia“ songs: ware
. 311%.;
mm. W.“ Mirth
.Irr'eee.‘
the at tions of the evening. : yea
'ltl
any patent.
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