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WHY THE FARMER l8 DEATH ON
DEVIL WAGONS,
The contributor to the Waterbury
American was one of a circle discuss
inn what the farmers in the next
legislation would do to protect the
. roads from the auto hogs. '1 tell
Pam ”‘9 waalk 00“" “‘l" you.” said one man. who has rectintly
’A 3* «Edward 3330“ was placed 'been on an auto tour through 'New
Y” 311111111111; “I‘M “V Ofllcer Hampshire and Vermont. “that. our
,Leatherland, charged With Harifot 1i legislature won't be a mark-
5“ and “333““ 0" Harry e1 as what those tarmers up there will
”“50“- pleaded “0‘ guilty and' do and I don‘t blame them one bit.
1111 continued until Saturdayl F111 example, one day I came across
3 ext, the “WWW“ being DE 1 a wreck of a farmer's wagon with his
NM“ that time. i wife and two daughters in the ditch
other “"3 was that 0‘ Charles1 and the horse somewhere in the
”“99“ ”" form?" BOWEN“ woods. i picked them up and brought
my Beers Md loaded “1’ “’0 heavily ‘ them back, and they told me that. after
“ “Wk “W" and was ““0098“ the necideni, they 111111 asked the 1111p
“lid“! “‘3‘“ by Officer Leathe1- of the hog in the auto but. he had
landed the offender ““0 the simply laughed and not on more new
31:.hrysanthemum jaidenlere. er When we got to the village with
~ street. Owing '9 Beers “my our story a rush was at once made to
e had‘a 1°” for all winter. the the telephone and the sheriff, who
_ decided ‘0 continue the 035“- m'l happened to live in the next town was
ely :llli'mllltid This was. as it chanced.
‘311111 in time, for the auto people were
just. leaving after a stop. The sheriff
_ p‘For Intoxication and
tilt and Rowaytonlto for
- intoxication.
are two cases for the can
of Judge Edward M. hock-
HBOHHOOD PRAYER MEET-
- INGS. "«.air1»sit~d them then and there and
Neighborhood Prayer Meetings brought them back. and a. more
: Norwnlk Methodist Church shame-faced pair I never saw. They
ware even more so when they dis-
entered that it being Saturday and
”they having no friends them to bail
them out, they would have to stav in
edient lender lbenezer 153101131; , the lo1kup until Monday morning
1, Main 511-991 mp Catherine stieeig when court met 1 am afraid i joined
.Hoimeg lender' Gemge 091m. in the haters with which their exit was
3113,25 Nertli avenue George Quark lgieotcd by the much interested as-
der; Miss May Bennett's 28 Beld semblase When these farmers art
it" venue. John Vglliant leader' W A hold of the lawn at their next session
1' 12 Union pmk w A Am- 1 111' the legislature, something wni
tier; Miss Adelade St. J’.ohne ‘ dloll-1i ‘"ll be prison 50“ 0V9"
“'m street 0 J. Claik leader Aar- ispot‘tillig an auto and not simply a
Wecker'a l79 Fianklin avenue Jon (”We of flm‘ ”
orden eader; George Young's ”WM"
rehard street, Charles Bennett; ‘ ”'3 QUESTION ,
9" George W Selleck, 1-8 Merwin The late lohn R Pr',ocioi president
39 Martin [\ellogg, leader, SPIN!" of the Civil Service Commision, was
.» Doug‘s” Cr'anbuiy H Biondagt‘ ‘ one of the best story tellers in Wash
' The meeting at 3- "OWE“, ington. He went to a dinner the night
nry will be 0“ “79‘“me 8"”; before he died, says an exchange, and
The friends ““1 neighbors l“: told this tale of his college days:
Various communities are cordially; “The pmfessm. in psychology when
- l “as .1 Senior was an erudite man
jwho sometimes talked of things so
i111 aboie the heads of his class that
lnobody understood what he was driv
‘ ing at.
”One day he started in on some
abstiact proposition and talked for
est Drum, cit-"lined at the home of 1 half an hour. lie was away over in
rents 84 Lexington avenue yes- ithe back of the hook The entire
ftei a brief illness 'lhe in—.1lass was dazed. The professor r-am
. Marys (‘cmctery lblod on with his proposttions until
;_ls' warning at 111 o'1lock. eveiybody was so tangled that nobody
NE AL 0F IlANlEl (‘Al.l. AHAN was sure of his name. Finally the
funeral of the late Daniel (‘ullit-1profcssor took out his watch: "Now.
as held yesterday aftmnoon ui ; gentlemen there are ten minutes 11»
O‘iclotk from St. .loseph': (Thur-1h. iiuaining of the recitation hour.
3316 William H Maher f) 1), 111111 lat if anybody wishes to question me
The interment was in St Moiy s tonccrning tho subjects I have. 1118‘
etery treated I shall be glad to answer to
the host. of my ability.‘
"Them. was a ghastly silence No-
i Confluence pleat bed res body knew what he had been talking
rday a the liowayion Methodist about. The old professor gazed com
“twill?“ presided over the qoar- placentiy around Finally a student
ei‘ly co erence there in the mor.uing sunk 11p a tiinorous hand:
“ ‘What is it'." asked the professor
"Please Professor. ' asked the sin-
deni, “what. time is it?“
uuor licenses issued in the i1o1- l "How delightful that will be! You' ro
f Manhattan and the lii'.onx in going to take your wedding trip in an
York city. on May l numberedt automobile?" “Why~-—ah- oes; we 're
, 111111 the city's recicpts from that going to make the stint. in one. '-'—-Chi
roe amounted to 37.300, 000. i cage Tribune.
day evening, Nov. 81h, at 8 o clock:
be as follows: Nelson Benedict’s, '
13111111111111. F F. Roscoe, lead
as Foote' s. Center avenue Fred
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' »_ OBITUARY RECORD.
EDWARD DRUM.
‘ oath of Edward Drum, ngcd
months. son of Mr and Mrs
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was in Si.
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Presiding Elder Adams, of the New
b‘e Pirice Battalion. of Nor walk w HIV
6 about the streets this evening
...——
Gyer—“My brother has been greatly
is making a bid for the atten- benefited by patent medicines.” Myer
f the world in expeiiments with ”“80? What kind did he take?" (War
in species of sage brush that "on he didnt take any. He’s a drug
fit! over that State. ‘ gist "——Chicago Daily News
l
rubber producing State (tol-
W >4”
be unreasonablencss of a no
hi0 want you to hold her haud‘ comes to plucky people " You mean
lite is married to you and to ' from plucking people,’ dout you?"—-
to after she is. Philadelphia Ledger
TRA 1 EXTRA !
CROWN 01 BARATZ,
COMPRISING THE
KW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE,
lucceeded dining their shod. career in South Norwulk that
haVe the pleasure of announcing that. they intend to enlarge
' bullion to open a second atom at 51 Main Street. Norwaik. This
large, 11111111.. with a complete and entirely new stock. will are
ready for the pnbiic‘n inspection by Saturday of next week.
imOn Account of the above action we intend to close out a
vantage of our Clonka. Soils and Fuis at the South Norwaik
thin ten days.a1 purchaser's price Watch his announcement
tion with new Noi'walk store 1111 soon as alterations are com-
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, NM NDAY8 AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 11: 30
> , EVENINOS TILL 0:30.
OWN ti. BARATZ. Proprietors.
some NORWALK coils
"After all, success in business only -
Dir-econ 1‘1 Ila 1111.111 11 11111111
Pathway into New linohind.
11111111 and Earth: 0rd Railroad hold 11'
meeting in Poughkeepaia yesterday
properties involved in the acquisition
last Febuary by the road of the Gen.
trill England railroad property.
These roads included the East Grim-
by and Bumeld 1111110111 (Montague
farm route. whose Affairs have since
been wound up); the Central New
England; the Dutchess County rail-
road: and the Poughkeenaie Bridge
inilroad. 1
At the time of the transfer of these
properties to the Consolidated the old
boards of directors mainly. resigned,
{and Consolidated directors. were put
n.
The elections yesterday were re-elec-
lions. except in the instances noted be-
low. and were as follows:
Central New England Railway (,1 1'11-
psny. For directors: C. '8. Melieu, .i.
Pierpont Morgan, George Macciiioch
Miller. George J. Brush. Edwin Mil-
nor, William Rockefeller. Frank W.
Cheney. H. McK. Twombly. Chester W.
Chopin.
Dutchess County Railroad Company.
For directors: George J. Brush, 1).
Newton Barney. William Skinner. E.
Milner. C. S. Mellon. Robert. W. Taft,
Charles F. Breaker.
Poughkeepsle Bridge. Railroad Com
pauy. For directors: George J. Brush.
F]. Milner. 1). Newton Barney, William
Skinner. George Macculloch Miller. .I.
Fierponi Morgan. William Rockefeller
C. S. Mellon, Frank W. Cheney, Char»
les F. Brooker, Arihui' I)..Osborne, I.
Dchr Warner. Robert. W. 'l‘afi.
in this latter company Mr. Warner
takes the place of .l. H. Appleton, de-
ceased, and Mr Taft who is from
Prtnitlc'nte, socceds .lames .‘.‘\lllltlll‘(lll".
LOW TIDE.
The tide is out on the shore:
And what is there left? A drear,
Blank waste of mud and weed and sand
The wreck of a dischanted land;
Dank, stale odors wnl'tod up
From the drags of the ocean's eiiiptlcd
run;
A stranded boat on the her close by:
Nothing to hour but the gull‘s weird
cry,
As it circles for and near.
The tide goes out from the soul:
And what is there left.——ali, me!w
But barren stretches of, empty days.
Dolled hope. lost courage, doubt and
hate:
Vain, sorrowful memories wafted up
From. the dregs of the spirits emptied
1.,11p
With flowers stranded on beds of tiny,
When they might still on to a glorious
day .
For out 011 the open sea?
‘
But back to the waiting shore
The tides of the ocean turn.
’l‘o storm the base of the lonely rocks:
The waters ilt'flpt‘ll. and foam. and
spread
'l‘lll they rover tho hurlior's muddy
bed:
A breeze springs up, and the white
spray flies.
And the grounded sailboats full and
rise.
And thrill from how to stern.
Spirit of God! Thou art
To a soul like the ocean tide.»
Ever thy vast, mysterious sea
Teaches the shores of humanity.
When shall our spirits cease to know
The pain of an endless ebb and flow.
0111' powers rise up from the slime and
mud.
With the life tides always at the flood?
(1 (led. come back to our hearts and
stay!
leave us never again. we pray!
There is nothing to ask beside.
utlhrlstlun Endeavor World.
The ancient bridge at Ayr. Scot-
land, built in 1232 and made famous
by liobcrt Burns, hue been ordered to
be dosed for r'cpulis it will 10111 $26.-
'liiil to put it in good condition.
0.
Mr. s10w1,11.1111»' “How came your
elderly sister’s life to be blighted?"
Miss i’ertloigh—~“llcml She became
an old maid while waiting for her
bashful lover to proposc.”—Juilge.
ORDER OF NOTICE. _
District of Norwalk, 11s.. Probate
Court, November 7. A. D. 190i.
Estate of Marv E. Coon. late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court praying for
reasons therein set forth for «the ap-
pointment of 11 trustee of that certain
trust. created in and by the will of
said deceased for the benefit of Air
drew V. Smith, A brother of said 1ch
ceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 28rd day of
November 1904 at 10 o'clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said day of hear
HENRY w. thlliGOi'tY
Judge.
.. Take Notice l
' Before paying any more '5-
sessmenis in {internal societies.
_ send for important inlormation
freei ~10 Box No. 592. 801101
_ Norwalk.
Start An Account
The directors of the New York. New fl
noon to elect. directois of the railroad . , “
on yer. if elected as 81111111~
1,wll so to H rtford unpledsod, i“
any candidate for any oil'ice, or anyi
measure. He will serve the people Of‘ .
the district faithfully in every respect.
1 lb. Gan Royal Baking Powder 4011.:
1/2 lb. Can Royal Bakng Powder 22c
‘51 ll). Can Royal Baking Powder 111:
L 171:
91:
lib. Qandonel Baking Powder
3111,; lb. Can Jones Baking‘Po’wdor
bl; lb Gen Jones Baking Powder
Joseloff’ sl
721V. Main Sf” 50. Harwell!
TELEPHONE. 338—5
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Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Wilton. Conn, until 2 p. 111. of Wed-
nesday. Nov. iii, ‘liliM, for the
grading anti construction of two sec-
tions 11f gravel road in the Town oi
Wilton. in accordance with the plans.
and specifications approved by thei
State Highway Commissioner. I
Said Selectmen will also receive
bids for the grading without gravcling
of the section known as the Ridge
field Branch.
Bids shall state the price per lineal
fool. for each or either section of fin-
ishcd' road complete; the town
through its St’lCi‘lllli‘ll and the State
Highway Coimnissioncr reserve lllt
ri_ lit. to ilicreaau or diminish the. 1111111
ber of feet to be 11111111111111 after the
contract. is lei. All bids must be 111:-
companied by a bond of not less than
one-third of the amount 'bid for the
construction of the work. Any bidder
refusing to sign the contract. at the
prires offered by him shall 111- requir-
ed to forfeit a sum from his bond
equal to the difference in price be-
tween his bid and the next highest bid-
tier.
Plans and spccliittntkms may be ex-
amined at the Office of the Town
Clerk. in Wilton. or at the Office of the
State Highway (lomiiilssioner in Hart-
ford. 'I‘lie‘tvorlt is to be completed on
or heforo Jone lei. 19115. ' d
The bids will be opened at the
Town House in said Wilton. on the
day and hour first above named
' 'l‘lic Solccuuen and the State High-
way Commissioner rename the right
to icicci 11.111 and all bids.
Dated at Wilton. (1111111..
liltil. l
CHARIJGS S. LOCKWOOD.
F, D. BENEDICT.
WM. K. J. Hillilildldh
Selectmen of Town of Wilton.
Fresh Fish i
BLUEFISH .................. 121: lb.
Nov. 4111
SNAPPER BLUES .......... 10c lb.
STEAK coo .. .............. 10c lb.
NATIVE EELS .............. 14C lb.
WEAKFIOH .................. 8c lb.
FRESH HERRING . .. ......... 51: ID.
FLATFISH ............ 5 lbs fOr 25c
MARKET COD ................ 71: lb.
HADDOCK ............ 7: lb.
BLACKFIBH ................ 71: lb.
WHOLE SALMON .......... 121: lb.
SMELT ...................... 151: lb.
East End of Washington St, iliidge.
Old Salvation Army Bldg.
013116
SPECIAL
SHOES.
DOYS' ROUGH ON ROCKS.
,, No Inm- at
0112! AND 1.50.
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Kid on (in. a!
01.25
YOUTHB'W OA'I'iN 0AM.
Iii: Lined loin.
01.26.
Try a pair of any of lime shoot.
they will oatwonr any other melt».
«a tilt. LALDIIN. Kin OXFORD'I,
“0. ALL I It.
W I ‘VLID LION FALL IN
OH OK
i
, READY.TO-WEAR o
1 HAVE FOUND 01111
1 ED THAT EVERY o
4c,1Ti'lAT oun PRICES
iGUARANTEF. 13 BA
l REFUNDED 11- ANT
BELOW A FEW 0F
LADIES' TAILOR ‘M.
TAN COVERT CLO?
TAN KERSEY CLO'ii
THE EXTRAORDINARY TRADE WHICH WE HAVE ENJOYED THIS SEASON
EPARTMENT I3 GRATIFYING EVIDENCE THAT THE WOMEN OF THIS VICINITY
ESTABLISHMENT A SMART UP-TGDATE SHOPPING PLACE.
NE SHALL KNOW US—KNOW'THAT'WE KEEP ON LY RELIABLE ‘GOODS.
ARE LOWEN TVHAN OTHERS ON THE SAME CLABB OF GOODS.
CK OF EVERY ART‘ICLE WE SELL AND KNOW THAT THE MONEY I8 CHEERFULLY
' ARTICLE IS NOT SATISFACTORY OR JUST AB REPRESENTED.
THE MANY GOOD THINGS TO BE FOUND IN THIS DEPARTMENT: _
ADE WALKING 8Ul3l'8 lN BLACK AND NAVY, CHEVIOT JACKETS SATIN LINED,
EFFECT. ...... ..
ADE WALKING SUI‘ETS. IN BLACK, NAVY AND‘FANCY MIXTURES, ALL WOOL
COLLARLEBS
LADIES’ TAILOR M
‘Latlies l ll01‘llliiilli 3111 And 011111111 Garmeiis
up ,1,“ ,, “1‘“ .1 W
lN OUR LADIEQ
$11111 =
.
WE ARE DETERMIN-
KNOW
KNDW THAT OUR‘
WE MENTION
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........................... .......... . ........... . PRICE $12.00.
MATERIALS, MADE UP IN THEi:VERY LATEST STYLES .... .......... .. ....... PRICE $15.00
COLLARLESSi ...........
H JACKETS, LoosE BACK WITH eELT, SATIN LINED. . ............... PRICE 1 7.50.
H come. PLAi'rEo BACK, WITH BELT, TRIMMED WITH VELVET
TOURIST come, 11 TAN COVERT AND FANCY MIXED CLOTH, ............ PRICE, $3011, $1000, $1250.
LAoiEs RAlN c0ATis.1N TAN AND oxrono, MADE or RAIN PROOF CLOTH, PLAITED BACK AND
......... - PRICE 310.00.
..,812.00
TRISTIRAM 81 H All, Norwalk, Conn.
NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
And Coal in the cellar are
equally good investments, 1
and the man who has both is
“safe and sand" and need not
fear the future.
you to put in a few tons of
coal before the snow flies. If
you don’t buy it here buy it ‘
somewhere—hut why not
here?
We are backed by many
years of honorable dealing.
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THE FERRIS dam. co.
Phone
lien 811111
357'-
i That Flt
coal
UILIC.
Coal.
To 1111111
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Wit? notpntrohid the firm that are
“VIM you money? Why pay more to
others when you on set but grade: of
lailiiait Goal at 76 per tout We
will guarantee on the bonito the
market. Alto waist guaranteed. All
cool that learn: 0 r yard is cleaned
and free from 1111111111 order will
convince you no or the only firm that
km the prison 1! ~ for you.
TILIPHO I «Lin 1
‘Itm. m w 111i A Mechanic It.
Yard I710 minnow Mo.
We advise f
1. 1.
West Washington St. So. NOlelk.
For a good many Years ibis store has teen known '
' as the best shopping center in the twin cities.
This Season by gigantic effort and through
the fact that several unexpected opportunities '
came our way. we offer absolutely the finest I
stock of clothing for man. woman or child
on our part payment plan. Till: modem plan
has themdorremmi of thousands of Norwalk~
m in all Walk: of life. and to: attribute the
success of our growlnq'bmlms, because of
giving the people ill: but for the money-
the bestjtreatmcatnstandlng back of every ar-
ticle sold or money refunded.
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T111 our credit 5115111111.
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