. school exhibit. which was In. "con: '1:-
‘1 lies not only of the Halted States. gut
H more public school principals. ,uWiIiIe.
.1 or. the diner residents of the villus.
speaking of World's Fairs it might.
MSSMI
EtihTNiliiiiiiiLii
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Hubert F'. Pierce has lcturnad from 1
11 Visit to New York
Mrs. Henry L. Seymour is spending a
few days out of town.
Frederick Coleman Is spending a few
days with friends here.
The only Frets wmth talking about
[are those to be found on musical in-
struments.
No clue has yet been discovered re»
guiding the burglary of Brundage’s
market on East avenue,
Volunteer Circlo.aKing's Daughters
of the Methodist church held a meeting
last evening at the home of Miss Sadie
Russell.
Captain W. H. V lity in the steamer
Addie V. took the barge Lizzie Evans
from Wilson's Point. to Saugaluck.
The barge ls coal ia‘don.
Star-tlsh haVe been plentiful on the
oyster beds this season and the Rude-i
Company has‘bad six steamers at work
for some tithe cleaning up the beds
and destroying the fish.
The services at the East avenue
Methodist church all. this week have
been largely attended and Very inter-
esting. The prenthing and singing by
Rev E. S Wright thc ovangells has
been particulaily pleasing to those in
attendance.
The engineers of the Stair: Shellfish
Commission went. out, this morning
with Captain William Hoyt of the
Itadcl 0y ster Company on the steamcr
Ustrea. it. is believed that it is neces-
sary to settle somé boundary lines be.-
fore the final setting of boom for the
winter.
Frederick Field. is slowly recovering
from water on the knee cap caused by
strikng his knee against some object
several days ago. Mr. Field has not
yet been able to resume his duties in
full and the plaster cost has just been
taken off his knee. .r
Second hand 1mm and women's
clothing stores are more common in
the old country than with us. but their
method of advertising is vcry 11111111111.
One of tllcsc'ads reads as follows:
"M11 and Mrs. Brown hart-.- left all
clothing of every doucrlpiitnl. and in-
vite a thorough investigation."
'I‘wo old comrades meeting illi‘ other
day, out: said to the othcr: “Saint.
ovary man has some pocuilutily or a11-'
.I1Ii1 1. i don't lilillh .1111 \\"1_llit.1111 i
don't think l have any" ‘Wti‘l (‘11.11,
how do you stir you too?" “With my
right hand. of cour.se “That is your
peculiarity. old man. The right way
is to stir it with a spoon." Just then
we came away ,-
The final arrangements have: been:
completed for the annual ball of M111-
llower Hook and Ladder Company to
be held toinonow evening and it is
anticipated by members of tht organi-1
nation that this will be tho finest so-
cial event ever managed by the com-
pany. There. will be 11 number of new
features of interest to those who at-.
loud and the committee in charge oil
the affair have worked hard for it. i
Daniel L'Hommctiieu visited the sail-
or's Snug Harbor in Staten island yes-
trodsy and was much pleased with the
place. He descrlbcd thc lift: of tilt:
inmates of the institution as being
an ideal one and the place a film one.
While there Mr L' liommedieu was gi
you a cane which belonged to Captain
Parked and old sailor who died at‘
tho Snug Iiarbor some time ago. Be
fore he died Captain Parked requested
that the cone bests-11ml) Captain Tho
mas Wright of Cottage avenue.
The Rndcl Oystcrflom'puny 1:1 now
shipping as high as 1500 gallons of 1111'-
stcrs per. day and this expected 11th
in a short time ro'ath 2.000 gallons
per day This morning “the Openers
moved from theb present quarters in
the smaller shop to the larger shop
i111 the winter. The larger shop is
much more oomfor table for the openers
and the oysters can be handled thorc
by improved machinery. The shop has
been repainted inside and thoroughly
clouded. It is now in the boat of
shape and will undoubtedly be a busy
place till next sprin as It is antici-
pated that this will be a good season.
Symiar (11"010 OIIVe Oil received the
gold medal award from the at Louis
Exposition for belnd' absolutely 11111111
oil. and Irving P. phyla, of New No-
chelio who owns a number of acr‘es.
feels wary much elated. The grove la
situated at 131111 Fernando accessible
bv trolley from Los Anglos California.
Mr. Davis has «author thing to be
proud of. namely, the acid 1112an was
awarded to the New Rochelle public
I150 the schooiiv pf
the whole world.
and all bit mutual-12ml eldest slum
2111111111 2115.1211qu 1111211: in this bride
be here stated that Edwin W. James.
uncle in the Doyle“. had. two life size
crayon (It‘lwllifl around the public
school 1111111111111 in the Crystal Palace
between 11111111211: and
MI 1111.11
211855 ' as to
In ‘11.. {1121111921112 space will be occupied by
.32 Washington St.
‘ Watch It for 70111011110172 “Hamilton.
1dilution of n carload oi
,111011tl. on the appearance 111‘ the build-
TH & CO»
w h,‘school he wash pupil. They
now hang on the walls of his home in
Benedict street.
ROWAYTON.
'l‘wo valuable dogs owned by l1 rod
Dibble were poisoned this morning.
Dr William Lyons. who has been ill
with erysipclas is slightly improved
Mrs. F. H. Evory anti son Milton
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Brooklyn.
, Rev. David Taylor, who has been vis
iting Rev. 11‘. C. Brown. returned to
Mount Vernon. N. it. today.
Earl Thomas. of this place. who has
been seriously Ill of pneumonia. is now
reported as getting along nicely.
Mrs. Kate Thomas. of Rowuyton ave-
nuc. is somewhat improved, but Miss
Ruth Thomas continues (mitt: Iii.
Andrew Allen. of Norotou. has takcn
a position with William Moron. the
village blacksmith and wheelwright.
Miss Carrie Trappau, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ii. FNory,
gzttytrned ‘to her home in Brooklyn.
There will be it special car froth
South Not walk at it o‘clock tomorrow
night for the accommodation of those
desiring to attend roll call at Eureka
Lodge.
Hnl'l'cy S. Ackart. who received a
‘carloud of potatoes from Scbaghtiookc.
N Y.. a few days ago. is inputting the
apples this
week
Section 1611111111111” Callahan and 111011
were busy ycstcrtiuy rcpairing tile
butting post. on the siding here. the
post having been knockcti out of com-
mission by it freight car crashing i11-
to it.
The funeral of Mrs, 1Oiivcr [Cook
was held yesterday afternoon from her
late residence on the West Side. The
services. which were private. were
conducted by Rev. Romlliy F. liutnnh
rlcs, rector of Trinity Church. The
pallbcartm were Robert 0. Raymond.
Edward H. White. Samuel licncdici
and John Kiggins Tbt: interment
was in Union (.t1111clc1v. lttuvuyion.
Ono oi the post-oilito inspcctors paid
an official visit to the Rou'ttytou post-
omcc. yesterday. lit: cxprcssctl ills
pleasure at, the way in which 111111101111
were conducted. and said "int.- .otlicc.
which is third class. would compare
favorably with any first-class oiiicc in
thc country. He highly complimented
Postmaster George W. Bryan and As-
sistant Postmistrtms Miss Minnie. Ray-
ing. book and every detail connected
with the work of the office. He ex-
amined all the accounts, and gavc a
rating of “excellent.“ the highest ob-
tainable from the examination.
Mrs. Pn11lcln,::wi,dow of Thompson
Dean. aged citrhlyfour years. died at
her resident-£1.51) East 341): street.
New York yeste1tiuy.l‘1ctcuscd but
resided many summers on Content
11111111 1912.12.11.11: was well known and
highly respected by the residents herc
her deeds of charity and kintilv man-
not" being warmly remembmcd by
many who had bcen befriended by her.
She is survived by one dnughtcr, Mrs.
Alice I‘letm Ward, and one son. Frank
Dean. of New York. Thc funeral will
be held Saturday morning at 10:30
o‘clock from the family residence. in.
torment will be in Cincinnati. Ohio.
a..—
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Harry lilndleo is planning to take
a tri1 to Southern California soon.
W lliam Benedict. of South Nor
walk. was in town on business yester-
duv
The rogula: Weekly prayer 111ecllug
was held last chnIng at the Congregw
tolnui Church.
Charles Adams is receiving the con
gratulaiion of his friends; lie is the
father of a line baby boy.
Thomas Harris. of Noroton, lent his
horse and carriage to Jack Collins and
a colored man from Noroton. Tuesday
night. ,Tllcy were waiting in front of
one of the local hotels anti becoming
frightened at something the horse bolt-
ed and ran away with them. After
running some distance down Main
shoot the animal overturned the car-
riage and throw both of the men out.
The turnout. was somewhat damaged.
but aside ftom bruises neither of the
men was hurt.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, who,
have been living for some time past
In llaricn have taken 11 house in the
comer of the 1111111111 in New York. and
inland 11111111: them for tho winter.
They have taken this course boundedy
thoy believe they 111111 carry on settle
meat work to better 1111:1111... 1When
brought in daily contact with the pod-
212 When: this work is tie-mod? to
coach Mr. Hunter is a mom or at the
Woo Burn (toll Club. and randomly
plays on the links lot Noroton. Mu.
tmter .111 a daughter of Austin
Phelps liitol‘i‘du. The l Mowers min--
Nod 11 your 11.011111 May' In St Luke's
Church in Nuroton. They have a child
five thumbs old.
10111111111111.1111... New Haven
braltum lost his left arm at the
shoal 111111 by amputation at he Nor-
psi hospital 111 5 rosters _ 9:111:11.
result of a rail £Wldbilt.
McFarland weir . h
more at
11111111 was
p also almost do”
, hospital.
‘ Walter Mitotic-tick The tutored man is
1'11? soul
N 211111 tl‘d 11.11.11 was 11
‘ KI
Bible for the 1111 ‘111cd man on the built,"
and came to South Not-walk with him.
There he was met bv the ambulance.
and the injured man was taken to the
The Operation was perform
an at it a 111. by 1,»st Huntington.
assisted by Dr. 11‘. p tinker. and Dr.
23 years old. and in now‘ doing nicely.
WESTPORI'.
Joseph Atchison, of Woodbury.
visiting In town.
ll. Bogart and wife, of Boston. have
been visitors bore.
411111 st “110 utpntug lo 19:110.; sum
luv friends 1111011111..
C. M Ogden of New York. was a
recent visitor here
Last night Pioneer Hook 5: Ladder
Co. gave its annual hop.
James Bennett of Hartford. made a
business trip here Monday.
Miss Jennie Cotter. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday here with friends.
Silugatuck Hose Co. is to give an-
other dance in the near future.
The Ladies' Benefit society of the
Congregational church was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. I, Wake.
man. at her home in Sanitatnck.
Members of Norwalk Chapter I). A.
R hero are to attend a meeting of
is)
which Miss Maud Campbell of P118
sale. N. .l.. is to speak.
There are those here who are awak-
ening to the fact that better protection
is needed in town and they clamor for
more constables. A couple of night
watchmen for the business districts
would he in the lino of advancement.
but who's to pay for the service?
EXAMINATION OF1 TALEBMEN.
Proceeding Very Carefully In the Case
of Nan Pattorlon. >
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Wlth tour of
the. twclvc men who ar’c to dccitie hcr
talc alrcativ suit-vied. the trial of Non
Patterson. the former show girl. charg.
ed with the murder of Cacscr Young.
the wealthy horseman, was continued
'11 the criminal branch of the Supreme.
Court today. Great care has been used
in thc cxatnlnailon of tsicsmou. and
the exhaustive questioning and almost
indiscriminate challenging indicated
that another full court day or even
more might be consumed in filling the
iury box. and that the panel of one
hundred tniesmen might be exhausted
before the. task was finished.
Thus far the gcnctai public has been
shut out entirely from the proceedings.
only those having a direct connection
with the case being nilowcd to enter
the court room. Yesterday thc avail-
able space, was Wt‘lhflllcd bv the court,
officials. tchspapcr men and the tales-
nmu. and the officers who guarded the
doors had little. trouble in itccplng
back the crowds in the corridors. Who-
thor the public would be shut out dur-
ing the wilde progress of thl1 trial was
not known. but. many who ticsirod it)
take advantage of the first opportunity
to train admittance were. on hand early
today.
EPWORTH LEAGUE UNION COM-
. MITJ'EE
in 1.1111 prcpuratio'us [or 11111 1'»
worth League Town Union Iicccption
'11 1111 elven tomorrow‘ovonina at the
F1151 Methodist church the Soliciting
Committee includes Mia-ts Bessie 'il
Mills whorl:1 name was accitlcnlaily
omiitcd from muons: thosc named on
Tuesday Tho cmnittcc on i'lct'oratious
and arrangement of the room will meet
at the church at live o’clock and work
under the direction of 11. L. Coburn.
’l‘hc. lccuptiou cmmnittcc will 11111111. to
rcccivt the ghosts at 7:40 o‘clock to-
morrow evening.
YALE-HARVARD FOOTBALL GAME
To bundle the cxtra travcl on ac-
count of the YaieHarvarti football
game at New Haven. on the 1911: inst.
the N011 York. New llavcu and Hart-
ford Railroad has arranged fur the run
ning of special trains leaving South
Norwnk at. 9:18 and 11.08 :1 111 it is
1111‘; noted that persons going in the
dam arrange to use these truths, as
for as practicable. as it is probable
that. in view ofrthe interest. in tho
111111111. the regular trnlns will be filled
to their capacity.
:ru—‘afin‘
SPECIAL PRAYER MEETING.
The second in tho sct ics of special
prayer meetings at tho. l1‘irsi Methodist
church wil be held this 1111111lugl1‘rom
7:30 to 7. 45 the praise service will be
held. and will be led by Charles E.
Seymour. The pastor will deliver a
bref address on "Saul Amontr the Pro
phcts, or Who May Receive an Anoint-
tag” This is the second in the series
on "Anointingu from on High." Wii«
Ham 0. Tuvlm' will sing. Mr. Hirnt
who was announced to sing at this sor-
vico will sing on the 1511: 1111011.. In 1111.
change with Mr. Taylor. The. attend-
ance last Thursday was good in spite
of the storm.
A RUNAWAY BICYCLE
Terminated with an 11eg cut. on the
log of J. B Orner, [Franklin (trove. lli.
It developed 11. stubborn ulcer unyieid
but to doctors and remedies for (our
years. Thou Bucklsn‘s Aruitzu Salvo
cured. It :1 lost to: good for burns.
Scolds. Skin Eruptions 11nd P11112250.
tii‘. H..anitir‘b 1111111: Store. 2 “1
M
NO EFFORTS TO NEB‘I‘RAIN CHRIS-
1- - TIANO. 1 .
count. Rania. Nov. It-«Jowlah
witnesses. at mum's session of the
court which is trying the persons
chained with milponalbiiy for the riot»
but here in September 1008 testified
that: the notice and troops only made
”3%? efforts to restrain the Christian
ro to.
11112311111 11110112112 11mm.
ht- 111:1: participation In the recent. ri-
‘ on...» of the Advocate.
the chapter in that town. tonight. at f
M. «2:1
‘536.tl:0‘hr.il.ild 11.2011 11:111:t,11:.21
BMWQA‘. Russia. Nov. 17.«A11 11. 1‘12". 111"
111 to! the on: of the persons eharx- .
, hero those: who were oobvliltud.‘ U‘I’H
been Igutoncod to 1127 511611 boil .9
cup to Joseph
iattrday .1. ll . 1.
bride's parents. on Summer street
Stamford. 'llho onlciating clergyman
was Rev. 11.111111 Barry. pastor of the
First Congregational Church in Stain.
ford. The couple will. upon thcit
rcturu f1om a wedding trip. reside in
Stamford
M11. Blackett has been for a uumbol-
of years connected with the business
Miss Quill
was for nine years outplayed in the lo-
cal exchange of the Southern New
England Telephone Company. and was
an oxport operator having charge of
the long-distance wired. until hor‘ rosig
notion, about 2-month ago. 1
The numerous friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Blackctt will join in wishing
them happiness.
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"puma-1m.
h‘zkutal. 11.151133111117-
771 I1 0 a
iliIgMcNIOMROJuI ‘11....
IOYD' ROUGH ON ROCKS.
No Sumo at
01.25 AND 1.60.
GIRLS LITTLE lNDIAN,
Kid Shoes, at
51.25 .
YOUTHS' SATIN GALF.
Elk Lined Onion,
01.25.
Try a pair of any of thou also...
they will outwoar any other molten.
400 PR. LADIES' KID OXFORD'O.
Low Hull. It
98¢. ALLVSIZEO.
83.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN
NORWALK HEALTH OHDE -
FOR LADIES
33.50.
Olsen ’3 '
Shoe Stores
Narwalk and So. Nomalk.
Fresh Fish l
FRESH uzaamof 5c
rtouuoaas. 51:
NATIVE FROST 111211. 81:
001.. RIVER 31111111011, WHOLE
FISH, 121:2' STEAK. 14c.
WHITE HALIBUT,
EELS. 12c
EXTRA LARGE SMELT, 12¢ and 1512
LONG CLAMB. 300 at.
overuse. . soc qt.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PVRICED.
CAPT. DUDROSS
East liind of Washington St Bridge.
Old salvation Army Bldg.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
in Effie! Oofobir 30, 1904-
cull—Cu
LEAVE COUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. .
A. M.-12:52x. 5:332, 5:452. 11:1011.
0:50. 0:55. 7:40. 8120):. 8:45. 11:34:.
11:40, 10:55:. 11:41. '1
P. M.--:12 11911. 1:05. 8:0511. 3'51.
4.5211 {1. 46 610131. 6:4911, 7:2311. 7: 86.
9t 0021. 101021.010: 04. 11:90:. 11' 02.11
001:, 1
i5 09
«1 2:01:11. 1.1111.
11. 21‘: 1 111x. 1 011,: 1.1.7.1...“
115113.; 11. 00:1. 5' 011.4206st an. it: 0011.
tour» 111911111415; TO 112w
AM ELI-11.12 14%, 1: 2k. 1: 583:. 5:16,
7: 38. 9:11.11.10:01:.1111111..'11:Io.
P. 052.1321. 5:112. 41 25
mitigation. In addition to above.
«:51 47' at , _
WEAK FIBH. 1011‘
1.1111131: 31.11115. 12:
2111111115115. 101:1 "
oeaMAN CARP. ' 2c
81001:, 015211. 10: 32.
Bound any.
9 £1}. him-12: 5211, 5: 331i 5. Mix. 8: 58.
l’. Mr1-11227IIIX, 3:0511. 5:411 13:01:,
7: 23. ii. 001. 915211.1'10:1«I.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOR ALK 1‘
A M14: 50,5150, 7120) 8:057: 2502'.
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DIRT ANO‘ ARE LIVING iN
00111110211315; 1.1211111 0A8
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251.1. cons. THE ONLY
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A8 WELL AS THE HIGH.
Conn. Railwau and
Liohtina Co.
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PLUMBING.
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1 Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Toluphm, 127-).
Death Normals, Coon.
OWN.”
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOAT C0.
(incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave Ncw York (Pier 36,
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. 1m.
Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
.—
. ..,....,. . .
1 7. x .
FaltUMBING AND STEAM,“
‘ HEATING. *
HOT WATER- HEATING
HOT 'M‘R :‘HEATING.
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ILA'I‘E AND TIN ROOFINI.
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ill:
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ova you ms 1111.1 must
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11100 1111111111.
17 WALL “REIT. NORWALK,
GI. Ito.
Every 111‘s
livery style of wall paper that in In
keeping with soot! tutu can be loud
in our Noon.
101111 assortment II Io tom and no
led unit: you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
TO OIDIB
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Window annual. «Picture mule-.1
111.111.11- lanolin. Arum 111151.11.
011211111141.
woods...“ 11111111 1111:: 111111112111.
11111. ,
Cloth Window Chitin; danced. Mo.
mansion and solid 11.11 Curtain
3055.100.
canon-av.
. Mun-ride sup 11111111211211... "
‘ cent. per annum
11:11::
i CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS 0.!“
FOOD into Clean cut Ubi-
form Pleads us WINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
111/1111 “inoperative
BOWL ALTOGE’I‘HER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING. 1
pun-un-
every day. Call and see it.
For Sale by
Watkins I: now,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
1, Phone 143-6.
81111 lilil SIIII!~.5°0.PII.IIIIIIIIII.
dustrlal‘Savings and Loan Co. are free
from speculative dangers-earn 6 per
«a profit consis-
tent with safe
methods—and al-
ways subject to
your control. 5
per cent. per an-
num paid for ev-
ery day invested;
withdrawablo If.
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
state Supervision of New York and
Connecticut. '
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so. MAIN 81‘.
Resident Directors. Resident Manage“.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Goburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
11111111111111
WITH
Capital SIO0.0Q0.0D
Surplus, 8100.000.00
Nu Prams. 360.000.00
Collette menu“ of Indivlduail, mon-
Imoturon, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Via-PHI-
JAGOI M. LAYTON. Gilli».
———....
DIRECTORS '
I. H. Mnhomn John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry onmuir
.loollh R. Marvin Iamuci Grumman
Christian Sworn J. Wallace Marvin
Fwd. i-I. Rowan. ‘
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