. aims and Gladys; of New York city,
‘ heard for the lirst time this season. it
8 “I! liith unlit
Putali “II. ' .
l eta. Cape Cod Ora
:I pm classes Curran . '
6 lbs. Granulated r'luuil. ‘
3 lbs. Prunes
:l pkas. Nont- Such Mince Mast.
A. Stull
AP”; d‘ If ‘
.iti cO'liil'AQ5 AVE-N UR.
sAgr norm»; apps
EAST NAWALA
'50
:tlic
200
MM. ““1"?"
E if. Batterson
trip
Miss Winifred Tucker, Iof New York.
is visiting Miss Mildred Knit.
llarry Muglass is visiting Mr. and
Mrs it it Behrenp,9fWillllcld street.
Frank J. born. of New Haven. spent
Thanksgiving at ills bomb _“on Rowhn
street. ‘ ‘
ii iii. Cooley, of East Not-walk spentl
Thanksgiving day afternoon. in Bridge-
lwhilst Bertha ilanson. of Nov: rlt N
J.. was a visitor in East Norwti k', yes-l
terday.
Hubert 1“. Pierce has
ting ‘h'orac lo the country
maluder of the winteI
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wheatenof Kcyser
Place, spent Thanksgiving In Port
Chester with rclativctl
Mr. and Mrs.‘ -W. A. Raymond. of
Baits Place are visiting Justus Ray-
mond. Beiden Hill. Wilton. ~ .
Mr and Mrs.‘ Lyman Pattie, and
child, of Antonia. spent Thanksgiving
with Miss Minnie Rosa. iaf Betta Place.
Miss i.in lvina of 8090th Falls who
has been visiting Jill“ ila lily-den
rnrgh; returned to hedhomethls Inorn-
n. " ..
'l‘he serviced bold in the Methodist
Church. ‘yeaterdhy. were well Attended
considering the flatly hour at which
they were held.
mworth heagtur of the East
Avenue thodlat’vflpl mutational Church
will give an entertainment in the
ggufilfiwtadnasday evening, December.
The meeting at the Junior Band will
be held as usual this eventing begin-
aid: at .7: “0 It is eat-hutly desired
that there tie a large attendance of the
members and their friends
Principal and Mrs. Edward ii. (1qu—
bart. of 52 Osborn avenue will be at
home Tuesday eVeIiinmdlct-embtr let
to the committeemeng and teat-bets of
the East N039 itac (this.
‘,Ml's NE: it at“! Mo daughters.v
‘ caddyl'nx‘ shouting
at his trot»
M,for the le-
und news Thompson. local editor of
the 1!“th Times spent Thanksgii- l
in: Mill tho remainder of the week with
their dis or Mrs. W. A. Gilbert of
Van t ‘stteet. '
mus Ruth the AN0 1 of First
streat, fairs inlnxa nil-smooth. and
whenhcr grand aunt. lss Maiml Rosa
called to see her recently, she found
her chilbb'y cheek like a rose and her
hair almost ready to Plait. A are
combifltlon' in such a limited circle.
.C than E. J. Hill has intro-
0 0- bill in the House of Represen.
tativeli granting a pension to Henry E.
Bucklaiham. of East Norwslk. late of
many E First Regiment Oonnectle
cut oluntéers. of :20 per month. He
alad “a an that bill to“ “terms the
pension'ot to. Mary Lucretia Arnold.
of Ridgofltild‘ widow of Col. lssac Arn-
ig'ld Jr..' tow a month. 2"
' - was ' ideal day for
Thhhllxi n and he 300d. snappy
weatll gave the day seem more In
keeping“ era was skating yesterday
on Bu Poahbdt the weather had not
heel; e914 “push to make ice on the
lll'phh mug enough for skating.
not” It themselves of the oppor-
tunity 9am the clam; of skates was
was a rather quiet day and there was
little ml ton encept for that Most of
the poop Item in their houses on ac. l
count or. and cold and the general in- i
nctlyit which usually folldws a
Than , lvlnldlnner.
.0ae' rot gloves also his and anal
QM".
I was the reauest made in‘.
y bv a lamb
q old New Yorker in quest
of the kalas for hip better half. They
were litillflled at bhce “.but with this
cduatic Writ: ‘ Please never call the
kid again: lam no kid " and really she
wasn't. much of a kid. for she was near-
0' as tail in Gas Raymond, but her re
mark ab 008'fuaed the usually mild old
xentlofnai that ”the forgot there was a
#:BA walked in the
air “with
with a
.and toolllded
Shag the young
one to humans. nearly upsetting the
1' baby and all. and fetch
treading on a dog‘s tall. as
spinalfisy at run lanxt'h on the
steam This started the Daaahound
which he was by all
W and sister until
street was in an uproar.
upbeat he could with
:_ I ”we aldawalk. the old
unreasonvtt
‘ l e rs a
truth mi: . V
one otin‘u "stores ‘reéent
like
the pf:
”WA; “Emit?
fig!!! 0 All!“
Mnsd'tilitoru.
Very interesting union services were
held at the Baptist Church last night.
Addresses were made by Rev. F. L‘.
Brown and Rev. A l. Hubbard. reading
by Miss Clare Raymond duet. by Mrs.
ciw Ida and:m'[€orma ”o'er able 11*
bull) by David A]-
brcchl.
D‘ARiEN AND NOROTON.
lk cleot‘rlcfifis do]? vomlderagle
33rd in batten ' I
ii lit as that several 'r-tsl estate
transfers ill be made in a short time,
if 0. leW.‘ ' “
it is a pretty siren man who will
strilta- a violin avert though Ihe too
be can «assaults Scatlnfel. h
an n 3' wt cdollllf
up’ df‘thti ll '0 iln’ohw ofyvt wealthy New
Yorkers. and is proud of being the
wasting” so at titsrtnetropolis. e-ltldge-
field
The inmates of ll‘ltc‘ Home for Bol-
dicrs at Newton It g is fared well
yesterday. and the dinner which was
provided tor the Thanksgiviu'n feast
was a fine one
Mrs Ward Raymond of Lewlsboro.
came Tuesday to attend a family gath-
ering at her sister‘s- Mrs. Leroy Mon-
"’0 Of 000 remained until
after Thanhastvl as.
Mr. and Mrs. Road Lccson attended
the funeral of Frank beacon his broth-
er, in Union. November 15 Mr. [Ac-
sou (lied \‘ery' suddbl'lly with heart
trouble. ilo leaves a wife and
one daughter: who has taught school
in Barton several you He was sixty.
tpo years old. The burial was in Nor
walk. ~Rldarilsld
Many battles. to will be. in-
terested in the “announcement that
eardseara out tor ates to he trtven by
Mrs. William Walker of New Hav-
on next Wednesday. in honor of Miss
Mather. of Hartford. Miss Mather will
be remembered as the charming yéutur
debutante who puns down ton attend
the Junior dances given by Miss Dop-
aldson “Gibbons‘lasi “year
A lam detonation of Buckingham
Pot (l. A. it” of Norwalil will tome
to the Soldiots Home. Noroton. on the
evening of December ii. With them
will be lrvlptr (l. Bylnxton. James ii.
Gordon and Charles Littleton. who fur-
nished thomntectalnment at the recent
smoker ofthe Pest. . Those gentlemen
will repeat the performance and it
toes without saying that the veterans
will have. the time of their lives.
....._.,.
WILTON.
Miss Flor-(mm Hurd has rinsed her
cottan and is visiting in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Betsy Burcbard has returned
from a visit with her sister in New Ha-
ehflss Khhetlno Statues is visiting
Dr and Mrs. Oliver flowing ln Kings
Park, L. i.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey spent Thanks-
giving with Mr. lllid‘Ml‘rl. (leorgofltew
one in Rowayton.
Mr, and Mists Folsom. of Rldaely
F‘nrm, were the guests of relathes in
New York. over Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs Silas Olmatcatl were
the guests of friends on Thanksgiving
day, in New HI'UBBWll-K New Jersey.
\vnl almanac has finished painting
tht- interior of St Matthew's tectory.i
and will complete the other decorating
next week.
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated in
this place in the usual quiet mannet.
With centres in all the ehurthts. and
cheerful home “thorium.
Mist-stance Kecier. of New l'.ork and:
Mllili Bessie Kaeler a student at the
\lorIual school spent Thanksgiving.
with their parents. Mr and hirs.R R..W
Healer:
I: aux diedat statements, in
North Wilton. on Wednesday after A
lingering illness Funeral services
were held at his late reeld are at it p.
10.. Saturday, Rev W. D. iart uncle
atlas..1'lte‘ interment was in Hillside
cemetery , ,
. —----r
-—Builda up the system; puts pure
rich blood in the veins; makes men
ind Women strong anti healthy. Bub
dock Blood BitteIs At any drug store.
POPULAR .As/tttssusura.
AN OPEN IJETTER T0 RYAN.
i am bringin'g‘lo your city this sea-
son. opening at oyi‘sn'heaue 00 None
day night, the stronaeat stock organise.
tion. the best spice of wholesotnc
plays completely It the with than
00:th apl‘l alll‘ to l t. effects dud
combatant
been given in
South Norwalit
vr
-l: is doubly 63mm
alve as my last yearla organization; and
i am confident that if you patronila my
effort once you will be sure to do so
again “9-.
If it its Sat 0
said in general ii chnce l but you:
to refrain from giving my than
hie misrepresentggm your outrigge-
meat. ,
, ‘ “mm It RYAN
What promises l3 be the moat sua-
coastal encasement. aver playful iné
laugh Nmin .t l pm“ a“
s ace 1 o la
Tbs’atravon Monday night for” a week‘s:
eta), . thumb is m. to
people «Aim two boobs
t«
out complying with the requirements of
estyle is never introduced 0344110 0.
“six-80X: that l have. '
“"3. - . in writing?” as‘ «tithe into [data
tloa of tlnerant vendors' law
choral Assembly of "ill.
standard)?! in its application to the
case of melt-hams doing: business in
one part of the State who open talu-
porary stores in another part of the
State. The question asked .was'
Whether under the t onuoctlcut itiner-
ant vendor law a citizen of Coalition.
parninnentiy Iositllutt and tibial:
business in‘ one town is liable to prose
caution if he opens a tent ary branth
ll labourer town "first obtain-
in; State and loca lloanhas and filial
asond aa’ Wired by tha‘la
Mr. Bdrhour says that after an exam-
lnatlon bf the law till! a u’oareful coin
Dari-on of It with (bold wbof other
stitch in which similar (inaction: have
arisen an been decid by the Bit-
pretue con In of those it as ho 1a of
the opinion that a me at even
though a citizen of Connecticut and
permanoI'IIly established la one town.
it he opens a temporary branch in an
other town becomes an to such other:
town an ltluotrant vendor Justina much
as If he were a nonresident of the
State coming into such town merely
for lha purpose of transacting a tame
porary business and Is liable to prose
cutlon unless he compiles fully with
the requirements of the law as to State
and local licensee and tlllux of bond,
in other words. if a man sells tom
nrlly or transiently in one town w lie
havin a permanent place of business
bombs beenmcti within the urchi-
bitlou of the law so far as he is en-
gazed in selling temporarily or tra
slently without any regard totha f t
that he is also carrylu onI a perma-
nent and established outfit“ ai-sc
where. and without any regard to the
fact that be Is a citizen‘ of Connecticut.
and not a stranger coming into the
State solely for the purpose of doing a
temporaty business.
Mr. Barbour describes the itinerant
vendor law in Rhode island as verv
similar to ours and quotes at length
the case of James A l-‘osler,1vho was
prosecuted under that law, was pit-
vlcted appealed to the supremo abut:
of that State which continued the edit-
victiou and construed the law. and- -coh
tludcs his opinion as follow“; --
There would seem then to be no
doubt in view of the Rhode Island and
Massachusetts decisions and the simi-
larity of our law with the laws of those
States that a citizen of this State per-
manently established in business in
any town it he attempts to do a tam
porar'y business in any other town with-
lho itinerant vendor law lays himself
liable to prolecutlou and conviction
The main object of the statuc la cloaI
ly to so regulate the cartying on of
to porsry commercial business as m[
protect its 01 merchants from phat was,
evidentlv deetned by the fjeaisla'tdre to ‘
be unfair competition and or course
this ban only be done by‘ treating all
persons attempting to do tempbrnry or
lIanalcnt business in such localit pIe-
ciscly as though they were strait Win
the State inasmuch as the loci liittl
the stranger is really a resident or the
State and entries on a permanent busi-
ness in another town in do 'wa‘y tnltl
gates the wrong done or lessens the
evil results accruing to the local
chants from such unfair conipetit on.
in my opinion. therefore an i
said. any citabiiahed merchant i
town in th‘ statb who wishes to do
transient business in any. other town
must comply as fully with all the rt.»
quirements of the itinerant vendor; law
as if he were actually a nonresident.
baring no place of business in the
State except the. temporary one ”which
he seeks to. open. .
80M: Harbors}. .; .4.
The two'ncw bats shown-wins mouth
in the advertisement of John Ci Wilson
are in keeping with the times bothubc
hats and the names adopted to repre-
sent them. There is still a demand tor
wide lirlm soft bats. and the hat illus-
trated this month is. evidently a mu
lat one from the number of orders at
ready booked for it. The stiffhat is
a new creation for spring. Just. adopted
by the dun and illustrated in our pages-
before the many customers of the com
cent have seen the bat John C. Wil-
son l (30.. however, are confident that
these stylos‘wlll meat with favor. A
Wilson a C0 until after much care-
tul thought and. consideration on the
part or the makers and their salesman.»
who keep in touch with critic's!- boys
‘era and thus it is that the Wilson.
styles are invariably 0000005“
W‘alhittu a Dram in connection
dwlth their 'sllff and soft- hat busily-s.
have the corrbct' blocks fer ooaclimaa' a
hat: catering as they do to the {rants
of the boat roflflflrade of the country.
They do an extensive business
variety of fto‘adwear. watnsrlca“ liai-
«up this '
Wcan. buy Aych’s
J t‘ a no...
Isl-a
Sarsapariila
‘ mtia‘rvaix vaa‘aa oL'o.
bust-sand
Mrs. iataa ‘Mh’tv'ls cans. lots in
manila cat-am. the Event
The N00 rout
billions contents the
the Mining will is at interest;
Mrs. iio‘isoy Marvin (lane celebrated
her ninety six “birthday yesterday at
her home. No. 927 Greene avtuue
lirooklyn. Mrs (Jane. the daughter
of James Marvin was born November
18,1801.“ Ridgctleld Conn. When
she was twenty- one years laid she came
to this city. At that time a trip much
beyond Canal street meant going into
the country. First she had an ill day
ride to Peeksklll and then a day
a night on a sloop. A few years
later she was one of the first to ride in
the railroad that bad Just been built
to Paterson.
For n time Mrs. Gage boarded in
Llaponard street. Among the board
or." was a law lrlsh lad who bad Just
arrived from imlnnd in the steerasn
of a small nailing bout. lie was .~\.
T linward ‘
Mrs Gaae'a birth place was near
Baswyck Farm. Mr. it. B. Scheuck's
place. Later she lived in the house
now occupied by James L Hunt, in
Rldscfleld.
M'LIAN FOR SENATOR.
New Haven Paper Haars He is to but:-
caad Plait.
The New Haven Union is rather in
terestlnz in Its views of Republican
politics from its Democratic platform.
The Union' a latest observation follovIs;
Friends of en-(lov‘ernor George P
Holman are authority for. the sIaic-
meat that he is not a candidate to suc-
ceed Senator Howler, she will retire
at the. and of his term, but that he is
building his fences to succeed Senator
'0. H. Plait. when he retires thrcc
wars or more in the future.
ills withdrawal at his time indicates
that the light is between State Attor-
ney Samuel Fessandcn of Stamford
and exflov. Morgan 0. Bulkcley. of
llartfmd.
The content will be on next year and
indications are that the rate for go'-
i' met it ill be like a preliminary in com
parison to this struggle. All the inter-
cats will center on the United States
ecualorshlp battle.
...m...-... w. u... ...
Honest
COAL
$6 25 t ion Delivered.
N0 EXTRA O'HNAGRGfi FOR CAQRY-
9" - .4.
w
Conl that will give you full value
for your money is the only kind we
sell. The Kind that is clean
and that is cost all the way
through and which everyipeuny that is
paid counts for warmth and comfort
for you and your .famlly.
.of five par «at. par
. "i 'fillnlm from data
i. J deposit until
. . , :0. withdrawn.
TWO YANDO. Itata lunarvlalm at New York and
seaside Ava. last Norwaik. ‘ Gonna» luau
Concord it. “still Norwllk. --—-
Mrs. i:w E Coleman.
“I50. Main 50.30. News“, '
has opened he'r
Mllllnoul Parlor
with a
Full Line of Hall and Winter
.. ts.
Twig! Urdrtntmcd.
Outing Hats from 0100 to 08.00
‘ CALI. AND molt.
4' but brittlcodcw
datum.
Jaukma' vault" AND m.
lithoa'i .‘ .
.1; ‘ ails
aaaLoott names can.
also tit ardent. . .
Coho App ytvas motto
New Inland lldotrla Motors Nave
M00. . can a?!” them" lit 1'
o emotions-u.
MMVMW
., '0 Ballard”. I. H. ital-tad; a
40A
it y i
it t a l to
r it suit I Insist years doctors burr
ll Iaclsd It a local disease had proscrib-
ia local remedies. and by mnatantiy
Stallion to cure with local ueatment.
nlbaounoed It incurable. Science hm.
pmvan catarrh to la- a constitutional
Middle and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Cutsrrh
t‘litc mauttfatlttretl bv i". J. (‘heuey a
(‘0 Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tlISunl cure on the market. it is ihk
Mil internally in doubt (mm iii drops
to‘ u toltspmnful. it acts directlyon
the blood nnd Intuous ideas of the
sybt ‘They offer
lat'ti dr 0in citric it fat
for circulars and lead
Alhiroaa,
lt‘. J. f‘lilCNEY A
Sold by lirukalsts 7 ,
llalls ll'umily l’llls aro’A'lle‘best.
cure.
, (Toledo, 0.
0.1
——-—.——
J 1‘ ‘
at
I”: used will) just as mucb
satisfaction and at a mac/I
dream price than coal.
III: Heat. when all drafts
open. is intense and when its
nocmary to Imp fire over night
It 410; .st‘ohe and CLOSE H
7637'. Your firctwt'l 0e
N’d‘dwa'fl titc morning. ‘
’PHONE. 57-3.
Billill’l & iiiibgii
CONNICTIONO FREE.
MILL POND OVITIRI FlNEOT
GROWN.
' For strength in a' bottle
°' T9391?” 1".”-
' rat-mist cars.
Railroad Ivonne.
Capital, 00000000 lufplua, $185,000
with tha'lnduatrlal
, Savings and Loan
gammy burl a
quartarly dlvldand
swim "crates. I: so. MAIN s'r.
Resident Directors. laaltlant Managers.
Mortimer M. has I. l... Osborn
Charles I. new John a. Lawrence
DIVIdend
Pa n3 aid-1.0“. Timber. Amelia: and
l I stocks taaltin possiblel
interns and Profiled and unflat
Matty. looklcta tiring fttll informa-
ilon on a mutation
, DOUGLAS LACEY& C9,;
7‘:
.i'fli‘lttt'lm ho incurable. l
mired 000 5“»
AdapoIitp laoaa .
, tidal
ll" HI .
IQUALO THI IANNIV A aasav.
l'w'Wc have always sold them and our
them most popultu SKATE made.
Other manufacturers lune tried to set
us to handle tlIclI goods but Barney &
llierry I; name on u SKATE means
beauty strength slmpiltity. lightness.
atljustublllt) uutl dutnblllty to that do
area of one-llama not obtained in any
other make. We deal ditott with the.
factory. waIrunt every skate and can
(Xllllit'lt'lllliiillly I’bcommeud Barney hi
lit-”II y s as the best SKATE on thqmnh
ltcl. ()Ult SKATES are stool. and
pronoun, iron skate can be futu-
look like atofl’thoy will not'
work or wear as well ,_ .
.lf’ilbflt
014:} .
thprv t I0 *ti .Wfit-
no; so. 3. our.
a
'M ‘ HANNA
, ‘f . . .ct. it... ably! l
‘i‘lefl‘aaillngton on. So. Norwalk.
l . ' 'Pthc.43-0. 4 “ “
Wall spar.
ransacnaam'saacrtou m auv I
ma “WALL cause can only IE'
HAD wuss: *rus Aatds'ruattr Isl
Lassa. THE useless as! van
lED awn rite princes ass mm.
soon A panrccr summaries
can can? as rouNo‘ AT can
cross.
voo wnu. rmorms to as so
av PAYING us A won.
“an—
To Order—Window Shades. Pic:
turn. Frames. ...-
’ n’
Dealer in Wall Pipers, P
Supplies. Artists‘ Mute.
SPECIALS
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, too.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c. ’-
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rolls.
3 ft. long. with fixtures, Ioc.
.“Shure-Cat" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No raged“. ‘
”ease-r avast trauma kmvaa.
PAINTING. TAPER HANG-
mo. pacoaa'rltio.
l.. H. Decker
87 Washington Street, ~
South Norwalk, ‘ . Conn.
Telephone Connections.
lung Lockwood d: 6.0.
00003 I"
8.6.25 per Ton.
Why buy poor slatey co‘al. witch you
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the "BEST LEHIGE"
COAL mined and can therefore snar-
antee satisfaction. 'Scnd us a trial or-
der and'we will convince you of the
merits of our deal.
Rest No. 2 Nut. (not the flat sl lay
stuff). 06.00 per ton. Best (lumber and
Bituminous at attractive prices.
Charcoal in large or small quantities.
Seasoned wood. cord lenltbs or savved
and split. :- .
luliliitttlooi & do.
122 WATER QT" CO_. NORWAL'K.
Branch 0 So i
To. call, ”filth-.2 also 5t.
yahm‘ ox apt-Ileana Ilaht hero proves .'
a
TAIR‘ “by“. 1. :5, ,
OTOVII ANO‘
.‘l-‘Vl sum
Oat Natural, "Gilli all.“ sfi‘fi
Have you scan a uraiOaltaf i.
RICHMOND Mitchell ‘
THE ONES & i110 K13.
J COMPANY”
11 WALLC avatar, Noswatx.
W
” ‘ “ “ ,‘T‘ I'“ ,"’. ‘ "
We consider that this Is a m ”in,
to do painting. We will do yell? do}!
with the best materials in the mats
manner which our exparloaoa castles '
land the beat of it all ll nail)!"
salons as: LOW. 7 3.
nun-fl.
Painting. '
Pain Hum
Dusting
.‘E' E Gotham
“pullout
10 First Avanua. East new:
'Talapilona Bali. ma. .,
III and so Airbus”
F o R ST E A M A is it
nor WATER HEATING
INQURE. A WARM H0000: “Vi
‘ AND NIGHT, IN OOLOEOTI’,
WEATHER. "
“‘—
Band for Catalogue and twenty.“
for yourself. if ;
lotion a bitmap Country.
96 UBERTY STREET
new your. .v
The Hamill Sinatra Doping;
(incorporated).
Dailyfraighttlnt
S ','andig'. ? :34
team»: tr e!
hilt! Squantafimgu
Laajraa Ndw‘YbI-lt Mondfi‘y wednéadnn ‘
and Friday at a! on p m
Loans Norwalk, Tuesday. Thuradm
lam! siturday at 5: 00 0.01.
F 00‘ . lMl‘rom 7 a. m.t00;.III.
To the Old Cami“ _ mr'
Noisy Ordlih
. mummy mgr-newt
Norwalk Chronicler