: [tartan Cows“
A No Ii llroom froc'wlt‘ cIcry pur
(base of a pound of ollr bot-It Ten ail
title In "any kind."
iiialtinioto iloltic (iiaas Company of
This is simply an inducement to ac
quaint you with the a‘xcallent quality
of otir tea. I
A. Stull,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
i.
John Thompson has hauled out his
boat for the nation
ill James Marshall. who was ill last
week, ll fully reoo'eflfl
John Coleman, of New Milford.
been making a visit here.
.Mias Eliza O‘Hara is qtllte ill with
the grip at her home in Fort street.
Weather prophets stated this morn-
ing that it is to snow in a few hours.
The ligree Club will meet Wednes-
day evening, with Mreffi. iloweli, (love
avenue.
A meeting of the Olhcial llotird of
the Methodist Church will be held this
Wednesday
.lolIn it. 0' Sullivan; the genial host at
the (lrcgory Point Hotel is celebrating"
II birthday anniversary. today.
Artblll Godfrey. of Com av.enuc is
spending a few have at. hoine from his
duties at the Middiegtound lighthouse.
An enthusiastic rehearsal of the
(‘hriatmnir cantnta who held last even-
ing at the Methodist Church. under the
charge of Director ll. .1. Hipsou.
A business meeting of the Epworth?
has
i eague of the East Avenue (‘hulch was“
held last evening, at the church. (‘on-
niderable Ioutine business was tians ‘J|'-
noted
A number of complaints his being
matte regarding the street lights under
the different bridges whiih cross the
roads lleie. 'lho iuiup ill lt‘ort street.
scents to be the worst offender'.
\ Icgttiar tueeting of Mayflowerllook
and Ladder Company was held last
evening. at the boa-o house on Van
Zandt street. Routine business was
llansaI-teti and three new members
we Ie admitted.
...—...“-._.___......
ROWAYTON'.
_.H¢‘-—-.
Mrs. P Emory is spending the‘.
day in New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs Josephine Crow and Cornelia
llrowu are visiting iii New York
James Hotel is having an addition
hlliit to his pumping house. at the For-
ris fuInI oil the West Side.
ilelinutc Hook and Ladder (‘0 o-m
IIIIin held the regular monthly meet
ing last night and transacted routine
business.
.ioiin Ohm-lander to having a large ail-I
Iiltion. nbotlt thirty fact not hire, placed
on the West Side of his at house
here. lie will use it in connection
with his extensive boat building plant.
, 0. B. Thampbon, of St.
i album
i was II meant visitor in town.
. (‘liurlas Pinch one of the crew of
- oIIi position with the Trolley Com-
.tiIlpilted in by It number fiom here.
Itces, W. 1.. Coley, R. W. Post, Sam-
sev- !
lhald Iain..."
Km.
Thu
"’ :3” Monti.
will be ‘in
William M. Pension of Dorian. has
!bad an attachment fol slilo placed on
In It property of Joseph N J. Abt. of
Slnlnfoi'il. Another attachment for mo '
was also plated on the property by the
TI-rrt- llautc lndlana, to recover on
a note for 8170.
wss'reoa'r.
Louis. has
been visiting friends here.
’i‘. Bergei, of Philadelphia,
Mrs. John illlbbell, of Cos Cob, has
{been a guest with Mrs. i-‘redcritlt
Dravca,
lierilrtt Orton Nd wife have. gone to
New korlt Ilty. where they will spend
the wlntcr.
the «wiser Chicago, has been visiting
his M,IIal'can Mr. and Mrs. E ii Finch
Kyll liinrbull has returned thI-
hum“? onkers, N. and seturcd his
puny.
The recent entertainment at Sauga-
tuck Methodist ChurIlI netted :14. This
will help well It fund for Christmas
festivities,
Tile Ladlea' Aid Society of Southport
Methodist Church was recently enter-
tained hy-Mra. increase Parsell. at her
home in the Formal.
There is to be It leap year dance,
given by young ladies in Washington
hall, New Year‘s-night. The affair, be-
ing in char e of. representatives of the
nodal not, ill doubtless attract. is it
till open declaration of Cupid that may
result in Home of. Norwalk's popular
:l‘liciPiy young then becoming enmesb
There was abundant entertainment
at (‘ brisilan Union church harvest fea-
tic,al (.‘ruilberiyi Thursday night, par-
'ihe eliteitn nmcnt putt was paiticu-
i larly‘ good II I] chief among the talent
were the Misses Frankie Cregoty and
, llcrtie Van Hoosear.
Following are the newly elected oili-
cert-I of Temple Led e, l-‘. it A. M.:
(‘harlcs Fable. W ; Edward Lehn,
S. W;; J. F. Cio‘rham, J. W.; M
ii Cooley, S. 1).; irvlng B. Stone, J.
W.: R.W..PostS..;S HHBSmltb.
..i 3.; Cyrus l. Mead, chaplain: John
8. Julius, secretary; William E. Osborn
tteasilrer; G F. T'lIOIpe. tyler; trus-
uei Banks: auditors. Frank N. ’l‘ur-lol,
(‘harlcs Harris. M. ii. Cooley.
Again some tumors relatlie to the
security of State street bti.dge Not‘
so long ago It trolley car went through ,
thc planking on the west end, and on
iIIvtstlgating, the stone abutment was
found to in in bad condition. He-
pairs wctc made but experts at that
Itimc gave it as their opinion that to
make the work effettlle considerable
filling-in was IIIxzcasiiry. Objections
wcte IIILseIi on the ground that own-
ers of the w would not agree to
th proposition. With increasing traillc
over the bridge, care should be excr-
iI-iscd in guild against any weakening
lot that. Hirilfwltll'?
WESTON-
. Nathan Perry has been quite ill. and
‘attentlod by Dr.. Gorhnm
Misa- Mary Nichols. of Cannon has
then the guest of Mrs James Coley.
i
' given by the band in the armory, dur—
;put in evidence today. but at the as-
'scmbling of the cmirt. Attorney C.
Christmas entettailimen , to ii
the school room, on the afternoon that
school closes for the fall tarm- .,
Rev, Edward cunninghammf ofEast
Norwalk M E. Church. [trauma in thy
chapel on Sunday afternoon. it Sun-
day, Rev. 'l‘. DeWitt’Vnn Daren will 0c-
:in the pllipit.
A surprise party was held at the
residence of Mrs. lda‘ Crook, on Fri-
day evening. Music and games were
among the attractions of the evening.
Supper was served.
DANSURY FAIR OPENED
Co. 0 and the Danbury land Gave a
Strut Parade.
YestI rduy s Danbury News said:
Company (1 and the lianbury band op-
ened thcii fail in the utmory, Saturday
night, and the affair-promises to be all
great a success as similar affairs held
by these two poplar organisations have
llways been.
There was a large attendance of
amusement-loving people in the arm-
ory Saturday evening and they not on-
ly enjoyed dancing until midnight. but
they patroniaed generously the various
departments of the enterprise and pur-
chased Iibemiiy of tht chances on the
various valuable prizes offered.
The opening of the fair was preceded
by a street parade cube band and the
military company, the latter in full uni-
form and carrying guns. A delegation
of eleven members of Company F, of
Norwnik. arrIVed on the 8:05 train and
Wet-o escorted in the parade through
the streets. Oil arriving at the armory
titty Weie given a bountiful slipper in
the company parlm.
llnrry Mead was the drum major of
the parade and although it was his iirst
appeaianoc in that capacity he made
an excellent appeara‘lce
Tile fair was formal y opened by Ma-
jor Vincent M. King, who made a brief
speech Iliid announced the attractions
of the week at the cloae of the concert
ing the first putt of the evening. At
the conclusion of the opening speech
a two step was announced and the
“netted applduse of a
.of the various members at that time
ilei’t nothing to be desired Following
.s the cast of chnrnct
i Vivian RansOme
Il.ord Smith ......... A Vol. A. Mason
Baron llrown ........ Gus 'i‘upley
Doritins .iump ...... i. Monroe De Nysu
Moses ................... Ned Nelson
Detective ............ George Stillweil
Ofilcer .................. Nod chena
Leugshoremnu ...... George Fielding
Alice ........ . ..... Margaret McKoon
Lucy ................ (‘ioldie Cleveland
Mrs. Rigby ........... I.uiu Morrison
Mrs. Vnn Tunnel ....... Jennie Mason
Jane ................ Corinne Franclnv
2'" In
’l‘ii6 this an on; f 'I was the
Jpenlng bill of the}t Charlek‘ LC‘flbmp-
ltn Company, at i-i'oyta Thoutra, last
sight. ’tlle plav was well staged in
very particular. and tailed forth the
large audi-
ence. The the scene in the third act
was especially thrilling. and the acting
..K Champlin
Niol Norman ....... ‘arl Stockdale
As will be noticId by the above cold
the company has been alnioat entirely
re-orgnulzed and greatly Improved
thereby. Charles K. Champlln, Carl
Mason portrayed their various char-
acters in a highly artistic and pleasing
manner and they were ably supported
by the other members. The special;
ties were good. Tonight the company
will present "Broken Lives."
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NEORESS WALKED FROM GEOR-
OIA.
SYRACUSE, N. l’.. Dec, 15.——Caro-
ltied with age, has arrived here, hav-
ing walked. she says, from Georgia. tr.-
sock relatives from whom she wus‘
arated ilfty-slx years ago. The
woman told the police where her pat-i
euts ltad lived, bIlt no trace of them
could be found, and it is supposed they
died yeats ago. Two other paranoia
were located who tcnictnbered her.
howev.er and they confirmed the story
she told of having been carried away
dancing begun with excellent music
by the large Danbllry build orchltru.
Sergeant Harry Mead is final manager
and will have a fresh colps or assist— i
nuts each evening. .
MERIDEN BOY DISCHARGED.
Found That He Could Not Be Held for
Gaming Playmata'a Death.
MERIDEN. Dec. tin—Fred. Winters,
who was given a bearing yesterday on
the charge of manslaughter ill causing
the death of Frank Cnsltcn, a school-
iutIte. as the result of a quarrel, was.
discharged by Judge Fny this mor't-
ing. The bearing lasted all day Ics-
teryda . and the original charge of mur-
iiI childhood with
several
lithlladnulnotinhvtlbagad. I..."
waakaaddabiiltaud. Rum,
, strengths-Mandy“:-
, a...
cum».
aud. indignation.
tier in the second degree was changed,
at the suggestion of the court to man-
slallghttr 'lhe dei‘citte was to time
.i.
Da'nnher, for young Winters, cited a
number of cases growing out, of school
boys' quarrels. and asked the court to
discharge the defendant. Judge i-‘ny
did this, saying that it did not appear
to him that a case had been made out
‘l’ryli. "lobby
, Edward P. Weed. Norwalk
Plalatcd’a Drug Store, 8°..Nor.
-..sr; Jed:
*-
’Phone, 132.
VALVES AND FIT-
TINOS.
JENKINS‘
Stockdnle, Margaret McKeou, Corinne ,
Francis, Goldie Cleveland and William ‘
line lllxsou, a negress, bent and ivriii- .
oil ,
Mr. ()beritlntlcr aireullli has Oliwi Pain hull one hand badly iii-
oral orders for vessels to he delivered jured last week by the accidental dis-
next summer. - d c-haige of a shot gun.
0M 0‘ "'0 MW" "“0“ W“ ““ “,ri Miss Minnie Williams and Miss CIiri.
construction last spring in the Roway , ,
ion Manor Corporation, near Butlers 3:3; glt‘diggfighdmthaflem ““9“”
island. has been left in an Ilncomplct-
mi condition. and the rains have cntcr- ' “1'31”"!!wa Yale Divinity School,
0“ "‘mukh ‘he window“ and “OOPS or twin be the 81185.. 0! William G. Fitch
' during the week Illecccdillg Clillstlnas
rather where they shduld have been
The water soaking through the flmrsi Herbert Morebotise, who was pain
fully injured while at work on Adams'
has caused the teilings and walls to,
fall off, and the house presents ascrry. .352"! 3““ mm “is! W991i is improv-
slgbt. Contractor Samuel Morebouse i'
of West Norwnllt, Wait at work on the: Mr“ L 3. DOM“? and Miss Darla
liaising [or some months, but appears , 00M“?! “We "31“"!in from a Visit In
to i ve abandoned thenbuiraci during Norwalk. 15‘5”?“ “[8- (-odfrey was
the tall and no attempt has been made , re-elected lecturei or hairileld county
to enclose the house so thin Iiio elc :l’omona Graham. Nd. 9. at the annual
ments can be kept out. "1091.118 in Bridgeport.
...—......— '. While John Fitch was driving a load
of baled bay to Cannon Station on Fri-
DARIEN ALB NOROTON‘ :iay, hi: horses {tinged and fell on the
ce w lie dose ng the long hill
“Mir: kg‘cvrtni; kCuIlen is spending 'o'ibelow J. B 9mm“, Mr Fitch w“
Frank udenthal spent Sunday
with bib her in Bethei.
obliged to jump from the load to save
The laifbfll‘y Society held its last
,{hlm‘aslf and m that, while one of
his horsocr was injured, the other
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mark Nor-
man
.ltad been killed nearly outright, as it
lived but a few moments. As no brok-
Au unknown donor has presented a g:Bebzgfiglacggmdxtgo“:iflit£nlh°u;:;
Emir? Gordon Keith” "l" the public {rights or tit: chock 0, the fat.
‘-ltIh thong considerably bruised.
The” "m be ‘ “' ting 0‘ the was otherwise uninjured.
. wasr mummy
A. ’F. Hathaway. of South Norwalk.
i is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Keyser.
There in fine skiing on the local
mob and the young people are enjoy-
ing it;
Mr;- Rehull and family have closed
their summer residence and moved. to
New York.
b
Eagle Hook and bad or Company. is
planning to hold a ball some time in
January The date has nocaa yet been
set.
Rev. l-‘ather O'Connor. of Noroton
preached in St. John's R. C. Church.
~ Stamford. Sunday night, on the
slab of ”the reception of members of
tile sown: of the Children of Mary.
.bertha or chairs into the aisles and at,
to warrant holding the defendant for,
the higher court.
easalnoaaa Tnanaeunnao
OARLOCK PACKING , CAR-
RIED IN STOCK.
COLD AND SILVER PLATiNG.
New England llactrid Motors Hava
Wrecked Freight Car Delays Expraaa
Train in New Haven.
A freight car on one of the fast;
freights from New York went off the. .
track between West Haven and New :0 autistic Can show them in
Haven late last evening. it blocked 9°" °"'-
hotli eastbound tracks and delayed thel '
through express trains over an hour,
and a half. The passengers on the ex I
press. who were bound for New Hav-
en. were transferred into the city by!’
the Congress avenue trolley cars at
the West Haven depot. Later the
trains’we're transferred to the wast-I
bound tracks, and in this manner'liass-
ed the wrecked freight car
LOCOMOTIVE JUMPBD TRACK.
MAI.VERN,la..Dec.15.—The loco,
motive of the Burii'ngttln. Chicago-
Denver Limited train. jumped the track
near here today, and Engineer Knox,a
veteran anployee, was killed. ills
fireman escaped with a few bruises“
and the passengers were similarly for-L
Innate, although severely shaken. Men,
and women were thrown from their.
. Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
’ rina Engines and General Mach-
llla Wart: Solicitcd.
THE 6. NyMcKIBBIN
H'F’G CO.
CO. NORWALK.
50 WATER CT»
pang: followed the crash. The cause, a on 1'
of t e accident is not known :36 25 Tm Del m
WIFE MURDERIR HANGED.
MEDIA. PIL. Dec. 15. —Jesae Green
a negro, who was convicted at the June.
term of the Delaware county court for
the murder of his wflo la Cheater. was
hanged today. The death sentence
sell. The kind that
:gnaet fNorember‘fl bulb.- Governor and that “ coal all
..,... ‘thrbltgh and which every penny that is
11:38“ng ‘ of ‘hfygfi’gflg: Chhrloa Johnson has taken‘ a pm
. areas ‘- address no lies III William It. Mailer-mm.
bothin live and all “iv. ‘Un Isa
day school and Sunday school
rehearsing for their Cbrlal-
amen cat}
Ma “Yoketuatea.” of the East Nor-
. walk ilatbhdht Church. hold alarm
in till Motibdlat Chapel. Sunday aftce
‘ cal-nail, The
who attended the service enjoyed it
on?» m
loo-ninth! - .
lira. dim-io- Mattia-
I'm. ,,
kt!)
itorrouauslmnlfl
C8591..-
tfi;.£I‘.;
'No ax'raa CHARGE yon canny. L
Coal that will give you full value ~}
for your money is the only kind we '3
clean ..
the way --
”paid Counts for warmth and comfort 1‘
Int
no drill/titan
The readers or this pa tilt will he
-, pleased to learn that there in at law
0th dreaded disease that iieieuco libi-
sn able to cure in all its stages and
t at. in Ontarrk. Hall“ a Catarrh (bin
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical frawrnlt. Catarrll b0:
ing a constitutional doodle. recall-o
a cbnatltutionai treatment. Hall a CI-
tarrh Cure is taken internally,
directly upon the blood It mucous
surfaces of the system, by des-
e foundation" I) disable.
tor
:fvl g tthe patient strength by
build int n e conatlt n and halal-
ing nature lIl doin'g its The pro-
pretors have so much lit‘ is cur-
alive powers, that they off on Hun-
dred debate for any case that t fails
to cure Send for list of testimonials.
Address,
F. J CHENEY. & 00.. Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggiata. 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills arc the beat.
10% per cent.
A dlvldlnd
unit-aim 2' M4 Iiar cant.
' Pro-cut rate should be increased
within the year. Your dividend
“ te'adtrnammovm Thirty-
blond.
"“An investmentt- not a .
’ ‘ speculation."
The E‘plan" fpundod on the law of
‘avcragea came as that of life incur
an“. ‘ a
band in» no... to
Hammltt. tfilia Block. Hartford.
Danny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Bill. South Norwaik. Ct.
Have you heard
anvbOdV speak
about the handsome
runaway . ,
. portable Lamps,
- Shades and-
. Eytltcrsans‘
we have; just received
for Xmas trade P
Makc'us a .visit and
Have a Look.
it costs
you nothing.
'PHONE. CC.
ititii’l & iigiiiIIiI.
“A deposit placed
with the indigo-lat
bavin‘ga d ‘Loan
qulflbfl; dividnnd
of five par cant. par
,:i'_"“.":..£:i"-'-‘ “i'
t untl
data withdrawn.
Resident Dlroctm-a. Rabldanf Man-part.
Mortimer M. Lac R. L. Wick.”
Chat“! I. Ody
iiIIli iIIiIII
flame.
8121M.
'fllmm
no as .
[m “i i
m—ilt’mi‘ A W in,
‘DELICiOtiSi
" ' ’blllfl)
. auto tantalum— oi N'o'w‘ york I... 3"“
W
IRANCH OFFICE lg 09.14“" 81’. ,
ruvpvml
DWI 'r buy cheap
Cutlery
it' I a waste of Initially“ There in II
satisfaction in having II good article
that more thanvovercomen the differ
ence in price. Our POCKET KNIVES.
BCIBBORB. SHEAHS, RAZORB. CAR
VERB and all MECHANICB' TOOLB
ARE FULLY WARRANTED and mon-
ey will be refunded on any imperfect
goods. BUY THI BEST. ' They are
always the cheapest for "urvice. We
have some nice not picks at low prices.
Ccmstack. Wat-
kin: and. Dow,
Nut [Door tc'htrg..tii:;‘ary, do. Nor.‘
.......
Pinion Frame
Fafltlti. ..
have been gradually changing from
year to year until now UIOYPMVO reach-
ed a point of simplicity and good taste
at which they are sure to remain for
some time.
The stock of moulding on our racks
represents the latest mctropoiitan
styles. We can frame your pictures as
they should be "blind.
Matty an old picture in an old style
frame can be reclaimed from the gar-
ret and made decidedly attractive in
the new style mouldings.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
i
tare Frames.
Dealer in Wait a ' some
Supplies. Woods.
' SPECIALS: '
t White Curtain Poles with Fix—
urea, WC-
f Cloth Window Shades, with
.' 350-5
Solid Bra-I not Cumin Rob.
3 it. long. can fixtures. uc.
"Share-Gilt" Can Madonna
easily. No cu
we hear avast. ”also Kmvkd.
INC. BECOMING;
L.
“Coal"
$6.18 per Ton.
Why My poor. static. coil:
CO
. t mined, and can therefore M
n
aatlafuwon. Send us a trial!!!-
ofour coal.
"at
PAINTING. pawl unno- '
can uy the best for an «M
aWc fondle only the “BEST 3’
der, and we will convince ycu lift!“ ,;
00 l' 39.th
3‘” tractivé‘ p
Wu large or small quid; "
60d, cord lengths opium
we can own voun iiio‘llld,
MORE can: AND A"! .
now ram wr can nunnib vita . '
axcaaolsatv now am '
THAT naaaon not to All m i:
ultjr TiMl To «avg Matt; I»
eaninc DONI. ootiathRim. "
MUCH nuns AND "RM-ill!
AND rarman you «do»
«to
PRICINT or W.
if in a racr; THAT 60R“ it
new ARI any. '
CALL in ON I'll: [Mimi it”
E.
' /
to lint Avenue.
in (lotion still 1'
FOR STEIAM'
mum a w/ ' -
AND MONA ";
Minnow ‘
m Orders payable. anyw
Europe. For said at lowest
o a.,Nnt.(aotthaaatinataty.;~
aaaaoa. or i? wall: and! . ,
ULO I! FOR 7". NOWVI "
iDl. MAKE a arm
4,; ‘
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tic LiBER-‘i‘ ,. SW19”
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