‘ Methodist Chur , tine business. 3 . this year will be a price with ‘j, street lights and it. is very dangerous V 01 um Norwalk have used summon ,1 , tancc was Ringo; wiiiirsmm horas, Saturv ' is. and Rev F. S. Ainsworth who aré v; Miss Fibronce Keene was celebrated 1 yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock by 3 Rev E. Cunningham at the Methodist parsonage , present Mr. and Mrs. Preec‘e will re L home in Greenwich Wednesday. toi~ ' place. annoy. Edwad Cuhhimfliam led the V rayiir location at the Math Avenue last eyes, I. Will won it: Rust venue; who is soundings week with r lives in day. A meeting of the E Norwailt New publican Club will be old this event ing, or the numeric or transacting mm This work or mating the new harm on the property 023 H,_,li.upd bani; progressions nicely, the; maniac already up. The meeting of the Advent Christian Church. last eveniui'g. was largely at- tended. it was led by Deacon Byxbee in the absence of Rev. James W Dal“ in Boston. HA special meeting. oi Williams ooh, and Ladder com V Villa aid last evening (or the purpo ambit run in: thriller arrangements torathe annual bail One of the features or the ball The wedding of Frank Presce and Only the imliildiate 2am- tliea or the contracting parties were side here after their honeymoon. The condition ot‘Fcrt street, which has been torn up to be graded, is a horrible one. and it is almost impos- sible to drive or walk through it. in some places :the‘ sidewalks run. aloud and the pedestrian suddenlyitalies =a; drop of three feet into a mild hole or gutter. There are practically no to pedestrians at night. For several nights lately residents to the most disgusting sight of (our drunken people, two young man and 'tivb‘ girls. who stroll about the streets stopping under street lights to indulge in hugging; They, no arently have no sense of propriety it does not make any difference whether peo- ple. are passing by or not in e tvvo couples want to the eastbound rail- rod station last infill and mac‘e' con slur: stile noise yell n: and using tan- shale which rather shocked some or the people living within" hearing dis WM ~Dyspepsia4—bahe 02- human exls touch. Burdock Blood Bitters cures it, promptly. permanently. Regulates and tones the stomach ROWAYTON;' N. Dauchy, of Dorian, came to Row- aylcn. on omciai -ibusiliess Wedn’e‘sduy. Henry M Simone the militmun. has purchased a. horse from John Brun- dose Miss Alice Keeier liasv returned to wuum from an extended stay at the 'l‘oithneite inn Row’ay'tou. MiLILI Hoyt. oi Rowaytoa. was it guest of honor at a luncheon given by Pro- lessor William 0 Perry, in .Darien. this week Rev. A. L Hubbard will be thirtee- port. Long Island. next Monday and Tuesday. t attend the mid- “you: meet in: or the Ne «York East (insistence. The birthday party in the Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday hight. was an especially successful pvent, socially and financially. About $65 was netted tram the birthday boss. Refreshments were seized and the av- enin was mos oyI Ca‘ptaiu Allis Mi a claims the credit or first sighting the deer which was captured oil Roawytim. Wednesday. Mr. Mills found the animal swimming near Coilender's Point, and he called to Captain Aaron Stevens. and toxetir or they effected the capture oi the ani- mal. The deer has been placed in Peter Martin‘ 3 barn where it is strait in: I claimant Rev G. '1‘. Spencer; who died at his lowing on operation to relieve him at the hiccousha, was well- known in this its was tor sometime pastor at the Methodist Episcopal Church. lie vase in :iorhsnd as it pulpit supply in l a con stance. as li sermons were both intereItius Ind boiptu tut «Winn. .. . New Jersey will move to California in , Mrs. William Weed's cottage and as such endeared himself to many, ' of tile members. i... mulcviii‘li William Ziegler u impmiits. ‘ Miss Bessie Vailierc leaves soon to L , illii to Boston. i Miss Sadie Wood is visiting Rev. J. L. Lg‘uerlfisey angmily at affine. Pa. em £799 is via. lting hér Vinisle. Benjamin Wood or No» V W? . Mrs Theron Burdick and family vis- litcd “Mrs: John Brant in New Yuri: last week. Hormel museum“ been quite iii: the past week. from hemorrhage oi the will} . Theodore Mbréhause and family at November Mrs. Steuben Spencer returned to Miss Margaret Seliecit’s. from White Plains, Tuesday. Quite a party of Dorian people in- tend to take the excursion to Pitts- lie 12"” tumor mavibtown or Lii‘airlleid ar- rived Wednesday. for a visit with Miss Libble Seeiy Mr and Mrs Merlin J. Waterbury vreturned last Friday by automobile, groin Lake Kitchowsn. Fred Tucker and family will occupy They are moving in this week. Mrs. 0. C. .Bowcn, who has been very ill, the past-attiree weeks, with acute pleurisy. is much improved Ray. '1‘. B. Miller has returned to his home in Dorian. And will fill his own pulpit as usual. next Sunday. The annual public meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society oi‘. the Con gregationai 'Clhurcli’ Will be held Nov. Mrs. Frank Baker of Dthmi Ohio and Miss Emtiy militias or (iienbrooiu ihive' returned to the home: of the. lor Lme'fih'e Ladicb'AiLrl Society or the M E Church will give a supper and sale dur- ‘cngedl. November. The date is not yet do. Mrs George Oberlander returned ly in Jersey City ~ Miss Mary McClellan and Miss came Whitney. leave Friday for Plttslleld, to spend Sunday with Miss Mamie McClei 'i‘h new. board of macaw-widowed Ilauc y. Hiram B. Taylor and Charles A. Bates—Airs very busy just now in“, their cflici'al capacity, Mr. and Mrs Alli-ed Moreliousc’, Sr. will close their Prospect Avenue reel deuce the last of this month, and spend the. winter in New york. Mr. and Mi-s, A. B‘. Chichester are on their Way to the St. Louis Exposi- tion. Mrs. William Weed received a mer from Mrs. Chichestcr, dated Ni ngara Falls Mrs. Sdrah Whitney and Miss Hattie Whitney are. to remain with Mr and Mrs. A. B , Chlchesicr's family at Stamford during their absence at the St. Louis fair. Among those Who will attend the Pittslieid excursionglveniby the Ncwm Haven railroad. Saturday. are Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch Miss Libbie l; Seeiv. Mrs. Alfred Jelllllo and Mrs. mallard. -—New Buckwheat at Streets Cash Grocery. cesstuily treated at the Methodist hos pital‘ in New. York. and is steadily im proving, She is expected home next week. At the meeting of the Republican Club Monday event“, the committee to raise iunds tor the eauipaigu re- ported that 7160 had been donated to the clubs and. itwaa voted to approprli ate ’50 107': I flag, The" Epworth “78:9 convention will be held in Trinity. C ill-ch. Bridgeport. Nov. 1 alteration and cranial. The delmtu lrom Duties are m 'i‘ 3 Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Fitch Miss Ethel Wimnott and him than Slauson. Miss Lulu Bowen attended the wed» mus. in Brooklyn» at .uua.tmfletm Mailman to Harold .onLeul it rock pla Mn the Primitive M E. Church; 'l‘h re were three bridesmaids and a mold or honor ill‘rsd Loam was the best man. A reception was given at ter the marriage at. the residence of the. brides nut-outs on Park street. . A line. entertainmeno is being Magnolia. tor the Public Library to' be Saturday evening, October 29' in the town hI‘lL The entertain merit has been planned by W 0. Perry and out will he or protrsm. tic e at in the “i t:Lliftovgnitfihal the erect on or a While iibrIr he tuners oi Mrs. bucinda ll. Bird l 3;“ died TuudIyV.hwaIl held no l‘darwilii" The evening was muchso ‘hartdii'oiti‘e prises 401' Stamford.‘ Wednesday from a‘ visit With her sis- ' bonfire, .i. Nevin, and her son’s famle ‘ Mrs 'i‘. B. Millers lrlonds will lie very glad to learn she has been one ' purpose 0 this no 05 t!“ L LL Mrs. Crabbe or. Mr. and Miss Dilnu.‘ Mr M ii lows. ~ Ladles’ (Milli-l? and very pleasant Stanley Whitney or «comm; . vocal solos. was a piano dueth and Miss Ads. Mr, Allen. the evening candy was held. ireno 0‘ Hare. Deilaura Jordan, Jennie Dawe, notice to al liable to p, NOTWIik . D9" assessors. at the November V1,1904. minted atlth’e’iCi Conn. Quicherhl notice 13'! all property's Itlon N. Riv—Li InstiaorsJ 1004 to 12. 00 o‘clock. ordain: this: x. , (”OAR ll E . you its the Board or a», Ind limo W dovetail. overweir mt m. They iii . fol ny lrlsndIVinlhIir, “and use. solos. in, lilo l1 first. Grumman; second. Mrs. Mel- ether. ,. ion « vvv Will hairs _ ‘ii Grumma . llr‘elreshments ed at the conclusion oi: the garnets. and the guests departed alter thoroughly .ehioyingibr. Fitch‘s brutality The musicals new on Tuesday even- the hostel WWW ll house under the auspices oft alliance won a. accumulation allelr’ which it visas aiiluaucisi success-r Irish. An elaborate program has been pre- pared for the occasion. . let comprising Ellis Jones, Mr. Allen. Edward Hladloy and Alicea storehouse reu- dered several solos. ivy was also heard to goodieflectvin A feature of the evening Mol‘ehouse still Sta‘uicy Whitney were also heard in piano duels. solo was rendered? by“ Miss lrmu Smith, which bias very well received Several vocal libios wer6 rendered by After the program a soo- ia‘l time occupied the remainder of line cream and cake were served and a sale oi home- made Miss Lizzie Flanagan had a party at her home in Darlen, Tuesday evening. tin honor 0! her cousin. Miss Mamie Jordan oi Noroton Heights. Many were present from New York. Norwalk and New Haven. Among those from New York were the Misses Mary "Bil aw; " “Gilli? Assessor's’ Notice W we, the undersigned. hereby give taxes :2 the City or South" at they are required it! law to deliver, to the assessors. or still. or at trim on or; before the hi day or Novemhiil'. 1905.1 written onlirlntv . ed list. listed; s 131165. and sworn to. or all- this property owned by them- on tilt um (lily of October. 1907,- mine to taxation. issuing a description olval‘i the real estate. each parcel being sep- stately described: and ‘when reference can be mod. to a- map on file in the ~ town cier 's once. shall be a incisor description. N. B —~Llsts may be returned to the Council Room. Hsv- , iisnd street. South Namath, from and including Gotebor 15.~-19M,bo and lil- eluding Noyeuibcr 1.1904 said allies to be open from 10:00 to 12: 00 o'clock. a m., and from 2. 00 to 5: 00 o'clock. p. m.. on Saturdays twin 7. 00 to 9: 00 o‘clock in the evening and Tuesday. FRANKLIN A results . ‘ more A. soormno. Town , Assessors‘lflolice Mk V We. the undersigndd‘ hereby give corporations ' liable to my taxes in ‘mltiei Norwaik. that they the required by law to deliver to the matters. or either or them. on or hetero the .am day at Novelnh’er. 1904. I written or printed; list, (Null. eluded. slid sworn to. 0! Wind rm. ilrl’t day 07 Octbbor. i9ol4vllibi‘e Agassi“? '33; Hall building. Norwalkigamb aim Council Ronnie: anvil Norwallri. (remand indudlngsxOctober i5 19M. to Mill latitudinal November 1 methods to he: om tram 10:60 to 5 all select: p.111. Hui week. (Silurian excepted s. and ouvxllovsniboi tron: 7:00 until ii 00 ocioc Dated It Norwait Gonna. October is anamorphic very line tai- 1%“ will now not 3 '2. 5 hit mi Iaiden’c‘ e. "Eh- Will i‘ .3: «yin; throushout the ‘ ”B10330. the ill built?! touch as fol- Mrs. More; 98ml ill from I. social view- A male quail rendered a number William C. Per- Miss Agnes Reed nu. Mrs. Aiired A piano Stamford, Dymnev 0’,Hare Hannah Leonard, corporations v snobs. reference from 7 00 £09: 00 :2 iv oi South Norwalk. Autism" Town at .ihe lilo." a 111.. and from 2: 00 days oi! the lat! on 8st. lot. 1004, in the or RAYMOND. OFIELD. Assessors. .m—m County Commission- 01' H ml of Fairneld County. 3"er app y tor I disease to NW Samuel reignsgirorccd ty “cold 0 7 ll y l beaubri $337“ A e, Lager Beer. Rh ue der at No. 156 Town uivNOlwirlk within two hundredvtest in a house. or the premises Library or Cemetery Dated at Norwalir this it ay We, the undersigned eiec taxpayers. as d lined by iai Town of NO!‘ a‘lk, . the application or the she Dated at Nor-walk, this it October A D. 1904. ' as Ryan. I hereby ceiti are as defined by law, oi oi Norwalh. Dated at Norwalit this 14 October, A. D. 1904. HERBERT R. 014 21 TO I..— sis of Fairfleld County i Ale. Lager Beer Rhine Will walk. Church Edllice or Public house.V or the premises We, the undersigned; e taxpayers as defined by 1 Town of Norwalk, hereby application or the above us tor 0' liars ior such license mired athorwaik, this. ll of October. A. D. 1904. 1 Theodore H. Glass A. tier, LeRoy E. Wheeler, George ark. Jacob Wait. I hereby certify that. the a sh- ed endorsers are electors a by ers as defined by law 02 iii ~ . Dated at Norwalk. this 1 October. A D 1904. (iii 21 ' posULAR Autism“: mam BAPTIST I! - nun AND , 3.7.2 . (twilight; mo Entertain ,' «on room , ....-..- m...” HOYT'S THEA , one my cum sarosoav our: . mum and mi: no on Fuu‘ Thu I titres , r I submit iii MA ‘ Til-joy” BRIN‘DAM Liv Til. While MillLll‘ Mid iiiI Own Quill» o Direction of man it» blunting run. won mu lhIL SIhIItlim of mi . Tile Fioaliihl ThI‘ rmlWalbiIn that M- ,. all New V In I“ _ . tor n limb to sell Birituilus a d intoxicating lquora, Will lid CI— ushinx‘to treat Myuinceotbusinessisnocfim W _ inc “,4 , . ‘ ot a Church Ediii‘co‘ or‘ Publl hool- - lilo thereto, or any Post Ollie Pub": hereby dorse Thomas J; Henleyv‘lor such use. " John Oidenschlager. Leslie mil 6 Jacob Wolf, Theodore H.01sei hum. éVy that the ab nam ed endorsers ar electors and‘r pay. town My of 3L‘ 3‘19th To the Board of County Conslon- L Sophie . , ' ' . i hereby apply for a licenti sell Spiritualist and intoxicating :Vuois, * l (‘l- tier at 21 Fort Street, Tow Nor— My place of business is muted . ; within 200 feet in a direct or a . in OlVlL' stock. , News I selection. Lloglnrm'ia milder. z ‘ «will i; iiisui oiL eXhibil-i oi Gas Rarities: Radia- lors Portables and Appliances in the booth of; the '~ v My style a: ”wall iinsr that is!!! keeping with good taste can be round as- assortment is so large and var- led that you will have no trouble in a. v TO ORDER “—9—. Mallow chattel. Motors Iranian. m Lilaint‘erI’ Supplies. Artllu’ Materials. - Iranian. White Curtain Poles with Fixtures loo. . WITH“ as... m... a... central slooaoopo lint-Shaina us" soiu°’h§"u"‘édai‘ii 3mm. allowance sum V Charles E. Dow .. An suahwusur in to. can. OIn’l. iii iiiii'iii iiii , king for Sores. horns Po df well, lit] iSinister on 3 Is .264: ab, “'1‘ u» "i' Shortsman S Supplies Lathe Stock Reasonable Fuses m “It murmur-ore WRIST-i lV’ViiVonIV 149-0." Emmi! 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