Shingles 9 Peak has moved from 11181
present tesidcnce to Maple avenue.
f has 1161
1., .11 11111111111113 election day her
The Yoknmaies attended the prayer
meeting at the home of 61.8 .H1.1sted
last night
The schooner Phoebe Ann has ar—
arrlvii‘d Mith Median ‘62 solid for Ray-
mond Brothers.
M112 121211811 96“”1111‘1111 111 ceiling-111612;
nicely at ”the hoop 1.111 in New York. 11!-
ier 00121362212911“ 'u'pon.‘
Miss, 16.811311 Mlddlebroolt, of Wilton
hasrb‘e'dh‘i'ithe 3t2e21t of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis St. John, of St. John avenue.
Edgar Nowell returned to his hbmo
hMtert “can! his vote on, election day-
omlli- Wis 11.1 merihe engineer.
tau. Mills, of the Reds] Oyster
Cont by. fell from one of the boats
on election day and had a waiting. He
did not mind It much, however
The oyster bpslness is increasing
daily at Ft'a‘dsl' s and memes are kept
very, busy. it will not be long before
it Will become" necessary to use the
larger house-tor unsold. the bivalves
A cottage prayer mee ing was held
last; éve’iiitig “atl‘thehome at E. 8. Has:
ted (in Van dandy. street. The meeting
W11“ ‘lsrgeiy. eti'e'nded-csnd enjoyed by
a .
111.1111 Mrs. Edwin Godfrey and
daughters. oi: East; Nomadic. bade. tere- ,
well to their friends in this place
last week-‘2 1111c started for their new
home in Canada, Monday. Their best
wishes- of their many friends, both-in
this place and in East Norwaik go
with them.
The teachers' meeting last evening
at the Methodist Chmch voted to hold
the Christmas exercises of the primary
class separate from those of the rest
of the 'school. They will be held on
the Saturday before Christmas and
the temainder of the- school will cue-
brats. the season on the Monday even-
ing after Christmas.
A drunken man on the bridge lust
night created consideinblc, confusion
by tumbling headlong from a dark
doorway into a .party of three men
who were crossing the btidge. They
did not see him until he charged into
them head first, nearly upsetting them
They did not at iirst recognize what
was the trOuble and thoughts of a
holdup flashed through their minds,
it was so unexpected. The poor drunk
had been standing in the doorway and
evidently had lost his balance. When.
he righted himself sufficiently he very
gallantly said. "Scushe me, dash all
right " The three pedestrians how-
ever, had had a had some, though they
laughed at each other a'fterwmd and
anally helped the drunk to his home.
for which he was npparehtly very
grateful.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sunday school held the
monthly teachers' meeting at the home
of ll. J. Hipbon last night. The at-
tendance was not large, owing to the
unfavorable weather, but made up in
earnestness for lack of numbers. F-The
lessons were explained by Mrs. F. S.
Seymour, Mrs Ferguson and H. J.
Hipson. A trio composed of Misses
Viola and luthcl Bartram and ll. .1.
Hipson rendered with ci‘lect, “Lend
1129,021, F.1tb-11,"n11d Miss (‘unie Car-
pediat- rendered “A Dream of Heaven"
very beautifully. N. Smith Ferguson
by request sang a Yokemate song.
“Lost, But Saved " Christmas tom-
mittees were elected and light refresh-
ments served. These meetings are of
vast assistance to the teachers. giving
each one a thorough working know-
ledge of the lessons. and the great
truths to be drawn there-(mm The
discussion of the many obscme, texts
are especially benéacisl sud yili 1111
doubtedly make lessons more inte1est-
ing to the scholars Miss Clara Ains-
Worth was elected a teacher of the
Sunday 111 hool
.1
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
or authorized to refund your money
if ‘Oloy' 11 Honey and Tor fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough and heals the lungs. Prevents
pneumonia and will cure incipient con-
sumption. Contains no opiates and is
safest for children. Ask for Foley's
Honey and TM and insist upon having
it. Stops the cough and heals the
lungs. Sold at Pinisied’s Drug Store.
53—1me -
ROWAYTQN.
for the Rowdylcn ‘pe'ople.
Dr: Wiiilaign" 11.111011, who has been
oliite 111 is couvalosciug.
no
great an 11- the enterprising ‘
cifi'p'enters is place, are busily
loyod in Dari 011.: i
r. and 1111. F 11. Every, at M»
Wk were inorganic of in «1111! Mrs.
lllvory, Tuesday.
411211191. 1111‘ thefletqulst Clinical
0% night me well attended and a
1; ohm realised.
in Carrie 111111111...” .11 1110611211..
111:1‘11111 toast-.1111 air; «and. am. 11.11..
Ilium Pennoyer street
lat
lioness to New Yorkd oi Iy.
H Newman and daughtgr. Jan-
11
it
re'as for the i'l't’lr 0
Berkeley House.
left for Newark. pSaturday.
out. who has been sick. and has been
to New York un
Mullah 11,1111 ruin
this 11111119 greatly improved ln‘ he‘ali'h
who are employed 1 New York city.‘
and other pieces returned e Their. 0‘ "1° ”00““-
day to vote; availing 11111111 lves or
one-halt rates offered for transports
tidu by' ,tllé‘ rdliro‘tul company.
his li‘eaut'ii’ul‘ home on Tidiiteulmeiit.
island a. party of gentlemen. guaranty
' night. t‘o‘henr elebti‘oh retur'us
hurdle wire. After a. most enjoyable
evening. and the Em" howls" 1111.1 lroiled
in. the penis, le to t r tomes
about midnight" 11.1.1.1.21... present ‘bl‘iWIl‘ Mild-6661611 regards this action
1. Jil- as unjustifiable and as a heavy blow
“12mph" 1,66 “a" David W ”'8' iit‘ i‘lie‘ liens-11129111115101 the public“ lt-‘
brat-lea of the. metals
perils P1211 l.W
wold and many 0 era,
unlit flml‘m mementos Church Sim
day evenélg‘;
lid on .
to'ii; 11111111114111.1111“ Clara Raymond;
solo. Mrs. Etta Slater; locitstlou.
Harry E: Stanfield; duet, Jennie M111 ns
and Lois "M'areh; 19111111 ks. Rev. S. D,
Woods; remark» pastor; 16116111316111.
S. D. W0 a; solo, Edwsui Biother-
ton: ddxol 3y, congi‘egnton.
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204 for Reoscveit and Fallhanks and
201 for Henry ‘lldbm‘ts. Election day
paésed‘ off quieil'y in the little town.
The vote came out in good shape.
There were 056 ballots cast. of which
four were rejected. The total regis-
tration of the town Is 662. There
“were 334 st1aighl Republican ballots
cast, and there were 152 straight Dem-
ocratic. Republican scratches num-
blbition ballots were cast, and there
when solitary Socialist ballot. On the
local ticket the Republicans we1e suc-
cessful by a majority of 155 votes. Tum
result was announced before 9 o'clock,
in the Town Hall.- A small body of
citizens heard the announcement with
some little enthusiasm Outside it
was greeted by the explosion of sev-
eral bombs. The vote of Darien for
president in 11100 was: McKinley,
331; Bryan 16-1., in 1896 it was: Mc-
Kinley, 3111;311:111. 126.
entertained 01111111111111 Grange.
Roosevelt’s victory 111- good news
H.1’t‘aeniiiy. the local nor-
is making large dshipments of
Mrs. Jones}, wife of the station as
e1 11 spotdni i-rent
i ,.to her “Pulaski,
A number of vot rs of, this plane;
John Sheridan Hoyt. entertained 11,1.
var his
Mllis‘,linr1‘y (iris-
‘I'lié iolldwih3 program for the cou- ‘
njoye-d by a large
C. Brown: prayJ
Woi'ldalli reading Mrs. 1-.
spin, Edward Brother-
Vnsn an ANN NOROTON.
lid'ri'en Is in line with a majority of
bered 40. Democratic 22. Two Pro~
W
WESTPOR‘I.
F1n~nk Gleason, o! ’l‘aiinion. Mass,
was a 1ecent visitor here.
Westport Grange 'met last night and
A H. Grant oi! Plalnllcid N J..
made. ‘11 2111116111311 ttip lieu! recently.
Louis Wa‘ onion and wife, of the
x13261111111,mhlihveV sen guests oi! {fiends in
Mr
it newk and Impiovcd sewer dinin
has been placed beneath the roadway
at State street and Riverside avc-
nue.
E. T. Bc'dfotd is in receipt Of a
spanking pair of coach horses which
are added to his string at the foam.
Greens Farms.
Following are the unclaimed let-
ters at the pest oillce: W. E. Gunner.
w. H. Bliss. Mr. Citrate w. .H. Martin.
1‘ P. Peastei. Miss- M. S Brown. Mrs.
Charles Ca1ison,i.aura. Belle Ward.
Tonight there is lobe it. benefit 111111111
at the home ot on of the leadlh31rctii-
tlcnts. the .prop to 30 mind the
ilibtary fund. ,‘ ‘1 '11 ‘1 1
Joseph G Hyatt is to represent this
loan in the legislature. :Ha detected
an 0111 elicnt man but to heroin,» would
Mr. ’l‘aylo1 Waive the right of oilico.
more willingly titan to his friend Mr
llyuti.
B. A. Bulklcy is telling many in-
lercsting icinlnlsi‘cnces of his Icccnt
visit to St. Louis and us Bulkley is
an observant man and a very good
story taller~tl1e recounting of the trip
is of general interest
n11. ysnango'o
. ~ , a
Mun-W2,"
,gs'NMINT.
Willi ' ank Has
112.. .. , r
11me .‘Nov.1o.- 11 attempts
of the 02111161161 Monmout- to estab-
lish an imperial bank of China havinti
tailed delegate the distrust; prevalent
mints-on n whle son of gov-
1121111111111. 11131111101I Eran natal-111 and
Chinese central nuthbrltiu “with the
necessary for the purpose Then
fill is W l n liar, ,, 1 , 16.10221.
hi “1'11 11:2 3111! 33111.55; ‘66 010111111 are: also “untold-11-
2126's p111 ‘ rs. Amhlt'ii' 111161111- 11119.1111“: 111 then 1m
committee on Connecticut bibliography
had an lutercstiufi report to make The
committee has gathered data for bo-
twasn 1.100 and 2.200 books or parts
of books “dating to Cfl'llllaiiihiclll The
library at 1% 6W2)“ has contributed
101‘ one volume. tutti other. places in
the state have furnished the remainder
and without debate the following W
diction:
i-iiil's."“in spite of their good record 11nd
of charges of 1110111111111 0111191111”) to
of superintendent. and librarian of the
Bridgepdrt library, “
thopgyrggiug sessions- .(l‘he first was, on
iii... a.
out live mm o a and Lost is Debits, which was
limw'r'i was mam... delivered by Miss 0‘. Belle, Maitbie,
0111111111“ The program 1611;163:111 61131111;- Davildl',M: 21111111111111?
n (1 ion “cu . a, 11 ago. am :1 es i-
gig-w 5' m ’ p ‘brarilin of Weslefl‘h‘ cult-911.11? gave
an interestinf talk {on £11me phyr
There was a
this. program a ‘nomprehenaiveircpors
or the conference of the American Li-
brnry. Asmiatlon-hcld‘rccentiy at St.
Louis George S. Godard, statc librar-
iun, delivered this report. The con-
ference chose Dr. Richardson, presi-
dent of Princeton, as ptesident 02 the
association and selected Portland 01'.,o
as the next place of nicotmg, provided
- satisfactory rates can be secured from
railroads and» hotels. - The next meet-
1113 will be in July.
upon to explain his publication of the
manuscript genealogical and historical
innards compiled by 11.11 i-iinman,
now deceased The records wste 11l-
lished as far as the letter 1i), and Mr:
llcatlon in 30 monthly installments.
have been posted in old invoice books
otrefarence. The second hand: comes
lual selling price.
nlng Pollock, author of The Pit, which
motion. one~with the unconscious body
moves a little luster, hearing 11 harum
9.1110113. the natives in regard to enter,
msrnli‘shtpiare sagas,- iii ., its the-”2
abbot-"iii. View. of Musician the funds.
norm otter to star-1111611111111 with” a :1“
capital of ten million ml with the
. ‘ . ii 1“
NEW' iDN N uNov. iO.-‘—The nu- ‘_
tumn meeting of the Connecticut bl- ‘
brary Association was held in this city
yesterday... 111..
1 meaning a110,, , 16'
1113 at 2 1111111111.
1
union com-
o often-norm ses-
lathe stormy
her till? sites 11 wall: 111101113.
10 .
e 3131'?in 1,1226) 11 douche-bf“ wh ' were then. The hilt:
Hook and louder Company. Friday ““22"” “1' welcome was made by wal‘
nnd actor-11311111111111 week In the WI Learned. and 91101111111111. JOI‘I‘M"
Trumbull of Norwich, responded and
Wm: 111111 been 1111 elvcd of the sdr- presided 2”“ ‘1" ‘ .
“Phil meeting passed unanimously
.
.~.1 .
Whercas, Mr. and Mrs. William J.
removed from th'tv‘tilllt
Resolved, That the Connecticut 111-
Two addresd‘es‘ were heard during
iatinction Between Reference
so given in addition to
ll. 1). iitley. ohthls city, was called
phnbctically, arranged and were pub-
lltley- ploposes to continue their pub-
The records ware hand written and
which are now in the vaults of the
New England Historical and Genealog-
ical Society. and make a valuable book
of the parts already published are now
valued at much more thanthelr orig-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ATTRACTION AT HOYT’S.
A Game of Hearts. the play by Chan-
will be‘produoed by the Morris Amuse-
ment Company. on Friday, at. Hoyt's
Theatre. iii-halt! to combine all tht
sensationalism of modern melodrama,
with the naturalism of such comedies
as In Missouri. and an especially stir-
ring scene is shown in the second not,
when two 111nchi11e belts are put in
of the hero on it and the other, which
scarum Western girl, who is attempt-
ing to rescue him. A second strik-
lug device is a duel in the dark in the
third act,tl1c ingenuity of this episode
consisting in the fact that the villain
has a miners lamp on his but which
makes him a shining target. while/the
hero is obscured In blackness. A
most elaborate production of the play
Is promised, with 11. company which
includes Marcella Forrester and‘Wm.
Barwaid, well, remembered for their
work with“. James ONell, ‘Mabelie
son and a company of {to-others " 1
”QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER. ”
given in Quincy Adams Slime-13111
cast was complete «unruly admirable
not 11 celebrity "
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aims!- VIIINDLV IOOIETY.
,, 1w madman
M29... M. E. Jackson. of Middletwn
Bloated President.
day quietness moons-m were elect-
ed ahrfoiloylt
proviso that the management and chief
miraculous shall he French. 1
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Standishiwlohn Moore, Richard Thomp-
Th61M‘ York 31111 rebehtly took the
cast of “Quincy Adams Sawyer}; a ru- .
ral duos-1111111111 is to be seen here "135-11“
Wednesday; November 16,:11‘11 a proof
of itaaheery th‘It the stealer success
of it all)! Whit-“made by u compoicut
rust of players who wem not well
known, 11111111111 than 11.1:th of well ”'5'”
known invented-l 1 To dilute 1111- 111111. Try I PM" 0' shy of those chose,
it sold: ‘ ‘s'Ah illustration in polni is "my WI" “MP ”W 9‘0" mm
the Academy pt Music No more than 400 93- LANE-3'" KID OXFORD".
two membetn of that..compuny were
known to the first lindienea. list the
Several of 1112111111166;- W6 were “M NIW I“? I [FOR {ALL "I
sketched by real artists and no 111162- _I
gut take. Mr. Stephen's delineation 011.31
rustic old bachelor in demonstrativoliv
amorous moods is 11 line 1.1111111131115111
in artistic eccentricity, and all the
more enjoyable 1160621116 the artist is
HARTFORD. Nov. lib-«The annual
meet 511' the amt Wendi Heel
0%60110111 was concluded 31911311,. ‘
lit Jackson, ulc-
Vino-Milieu, giro, .51."
1111111 111- for the 111111 11111111 '1'
all itio'tai'lti card for " "'
2111 they are hrrdng ,
that; can be easily 1011111111....“
any lbdy wants to know sthe wows
ago or other cortical, .1111, to.
suit. the card under the maps
This“ “111111111 incl-.111 «(mire the than.
laws of 19011 out] It will bo‘ 1nu'dc coin-
late by covering all from July i, 1607. ..
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE;
“its shameful when 310th failsito'
show proper respect for old 1136,6110
just the contrary in the case or Dr.
Kings New bile Pills; They cut oil
maladies no matte 151‘ how severe and in
respective df ‘oi
Jnuhdice 1‘ var. Collulilpuilon all yield
this patient Pill. ‘ 2011‘, at I" H:
"actor's Drug St is. .
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Sealed proposals will 11'.- received by
the Board of Selectmen of the Town-of
Wilton; Conn, untiia 2p. m. or Weds
holiday, Nov. - ‘16, 1904,1011 the
grading and construction of two sec-
lions of gravel :vodd in the Terra 01'.
Wilton. in accordance with the plank
and specifications approved by? the,
State Highway Commissioner. ’ '1 1
“Sold Selectmen will also ~ receive-1
bids for the grading without grueling"
held Branch. 1'1
refusing to sign the contract at the
prices offered by him shall be rpilll'ir-
ed to forfeit a sum from his boon
equal to the difference in print-5.1m
den.
Plans and specifications may be ex-
amlned at the Ollice or 11111 ‘f'i‘own
State Highway Commissioner in Hart-
ford. The work is to be completed on
Or before June 1st. 1905.
Town House in said Wilton, on the
day and hour first above named
The Selectmen and the State High-
way Commissioner reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Wilton, (201111.. Nov. 41h
1901. ~
CHARLES s.1.oci;Woon.
r- n. BENEDICT,
W11. K. .1. nominal.
Selectmen 0! Town of Wilton.
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form Pieces as FINE or
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courosv av some on
iron FUEL. A was TO
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as WELL AS THVE RICH."
Conn. Randall and Walking & Dow’
Liahlma Co.
dustrlal Savings and Loan Co are free
from spgculative dangers—roam 5 per,
cent. as
of the section known as the VRldg‘cw V T 1
Bids shall state the price usi- lineal ; ,
foot for each or either section 111’ tin: .1 ,, . 1'". 2
ished road 1 complete: the 161111“? '
through its sclectmc‘n and the State .
Highway Commissioner reserve tho .
right. to increase or diminish-the hunt-- I
be: of feet to be improved 111111 the 1
'oonttact is let. All bids must. be. an, .,
companied by a bond of not. less-than "
one-third of the amount bid for the. .
construction of the work. Any bidder ‘
"nurtures.
authorities upon investments
tween his bid and the next highest 111111. '
50 South llfaln Street.
‘ ‘ 1.13511.“ ma.
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Clerk. in Wilton. or ‘at the Office or the‘ , . ,
central" , stance on
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
‘ (incorporated. )
The bids will be opened at. the
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle."
‘ (Freight only.)
Leave New 1 York (Pier 36.
' East River.) and Norwalk. every ~
week day at 5 1). n1.
Freight rcccivad from 7 a. m.
PLDMBING 'AND STEAK!“
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and Jesse a Romanian
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annual '1 -tl‘~‘i“‘ 1"”
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, methods—and ai-
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your control. 6
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‘ your pleasure.
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Connecticut. 1‘ 1‘
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