‘ , pass
dayflwitb her. admits. Mr. and
J. W Shh not. of New York, has
been vlaittwinl
11319151. Richardson,n of Waterbury. is
visiting friends here. ,1 1
Alvin mutant of the lscboda
Club it he held this evening. 1
_ , cit are, nil aVWinilelVVd
of M?!
av can 183011] with convulsion» . 1
Philip Thslheim‘er. of New Karen.
has been in town recilutly on a busi-
l!-
Thewoniclai board of the East Ave-
1 nue‘ Methodist church will inset tumors
row evening.
John W. Banks has recently com-
pleted the model for a handsome gas
oiinn launch
John Thompson in fulfilling a shed ‘V V
over his launch. which has been haul-
ed out for the winter.‘ 1
Allen Wood has recently purchased
a horse from Carl Schaub He will
use the annual in his milk businenls.
Sylvester Elzea has secured .. N‘s -
tion with the American and British
Ordnance Company. at Bridgeport.
Daniel Ladrigan sustained another
stroke of paralysis yesterday after-
noon. and his condition is critical.
Mrs. DaVid .Rosn. of East avenue,
who was recent y operated upon at the
Ner’waik bosom is getting along
nicely.
George Conklin had the misfortune
to smash one of his lingers recently in
some machinery at the Radel Oyster
Shop.
A horse owned by Ariel Cameron
slipped and fell on the bridge this
morning Fortunately the animal was
uninjured.
Charles Merritt Hubert F. Pierce
and Dr. R. l‘ Purdue of Sonthport.
are to truck the testivu rabbits to
their lairs iomormvl.
A mtoting of the Epworth League
of the Methodist (‘hurch was held last
evading at the home of Mrs 6.1.
Britton in Fort. street. -
Leslie Gamble is to haul out his
launch “Tho Mistake." in a few days
She has been out of commission for
some time but not hauled out.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. under the
leadership of James Liloninicqleu. ‘ ’ 1
A rehearsal for the Christmas music
of the East Avenue Methodist Sunday
School will beheld at the home of
Miss Sadie Randall in Ssaview avenue.
William 1. Blather has been about
this place recently looking at building
it Is rumored that he has in
contemplation the erection or an auto
been visiting in town. . ‘
Residents of East Norwalk were
startled last evening at 7: to by a mu!
fled roar accompanied by a trembling
of the earth. As yet they hare been
unable to account for it.
“Pills. " the“ intelligent bull dog. who
is known to most of the residents oi
East Norwaik, distinguished himself
this morning by pulling Kenneth Grif-
fin to school on his sled Pills ac
cepted the harness quite gracefully.
A horse attached to one of Run
die's bakery wagons and driven by
Mr. Reynolds, slipped and fell whle
rounding the Mabackemo Hotel corner
yesterday. in South Norwaik. The no
lmai was not hurt but the shafts were
broken in two places
ROWAYTON.
Christmas music was rehearsed at
the Methodist Church last night.
Miss Elizabeth Dibble is spending
a few days with relatives in Brooklyn.
The members of Rev/nylon Hose
Company will hold a supper tomorrow
mThe Baptist Sunday school will hold
a Christmas rehearsal at the church
tonight. ,
The teachers of the Rowmiou pub-
lic school visited schools in Stamford,
yesterday
Maud Fair, of New Jersey. is
spending a few days with her mother.
,of this place.
There has been good skating on
Shillings pond. btut 1til: finer/”yester-
a to u u o
mist aggda‘ni 9 (5,0! New York. who
spends his summers in this place. via
itstfrlsn‘dn here over Sunday. 1
, , can diam. of the West Side.
has ‘ ed to New York with her two
1 suggest to spend in;| winter.
We age can 1,
audio at! fair M d'
til l‘lv'lml
‘ membrane
1 ' o‘cll. hoses! anew. tile.
1‘ Perry. will entertain. 1
William Pinkdelti
ins brother, Cherie: “Pi
Brwtiyn. in solo ill , .
1d on in awn CaVV
termite it home
trio is in New
hither. of},
accompanied by“
u..- and
“ on" his b as ’u
as school “an Greenfield Hill spent, aun-
Harlan. of Main attest.
butchered two line hugs. the aggregate}
“weight of which was close to eight
hundred pounds. 1 These were certain
dyes tine writers as one sees in man 1
a
Mrs. Samuel Collin
of their, marriage. last week. receiving
a‘ number of silver tokens of esteem
from the many relatives and friends
who were present.
Close inspection of various, kinds of
fruit trees. such as each. pear, plum.
cherry and apples ow that they are
attested seriously with San Jose Scale
necessitating in many cases cutting
.. d, 1,: order to stop it.
lieutlona‘ have been up»,
“mink” been found as
post without in
Dr. Howard .‘VStVevens gave a fare—
Well receptiOn to a number of his
friends. last night at. his home In this
place. preparatory for his removal
10m town. and the beginning of pro
Malonal duties in Cornwall Bridge,
Conn. Dr. Stevens entertained about
a seven of his acquaintances and the
time was very pleasantly passed He
has purchased a horse and cuttings
from Mas Tartar, and today set out to
drive to his newly selected home.
H. O Fallon, 1133 Broadway, New
York. has drawn plans, which have
been figured. for several frame build~
lugs for John Sherman Hoyt. There
will be a large horse and stock stable
combined. containing coachrnan’s
quarters and provided with modern tit-
tinge hennerics and an automobile
she'd. There will be plumbing and
electric lighting and concrete floors.
The. cost w ll be upwards of 320,000.
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin. of New
York city who have spent several
summers in this place. came near
meeting with serious loss as the house
occupied by them look fire in the
early morning hours yesterday and
"evetal floors below them were badlv
burned and the contents ruined by
the smoke and water. Had the fire
occurred earlier than“ i a In. no doubt
quite a number would have perished.
As it was several of the tenants were
compelled to flee to the street with
nothing to protect them but their night
clothes
DARIEN AND NOROTON
.A meeting of Eagle Hook and Lode
dsr Company was bold last evening at
:he truck house.
The blacksmith shop in South Main
street. owned by Miss Satellite. is be.
ng remodeled and will be made into a
:enemsnt house.
Dr. Rider. of Stamford. will deliver
a lecture tomorrow» evening at the
Congregational church on the subject
of Picturesouc Porto R‘co.
William Reilhan. a Nomton'lielghts
young man. drlvlng home. late last
iday night, was In collision wth an
auotmobile on the Post Road in Nero
ton. The automhile was on the wrong
side of the highway. and It demolish
ed Mr. Reiihan' a rig and Rent him
busy preventing his horse running
away. The autoist did not linger to
ascertain the extent of the damage.
Word was telephoned to the Stamford
police to he on the lookout for the
party. but it did not pass through the
city and was not heard from
~Hand made cake Vat Streets Cash
Grocery.
The anxiously awaited trial of Fred-
erick Chudderton, the barber, who was
arrested some time ago for Working
without a license, came oft yesterday
morning, with the result ‘that Mr.
Chaddertcn was find all and costs. He
appealed the case and First Selectman
Frederick Schrader want his bail At
torney Robert Woodiuff of New Haven
prosecuted the case being assisted by
the local grand Juror, and Barber‘s
Commissioner Fred Scrncider of New
Haven. Among the witnesses against
Mi Chaddcrton were William E
Street; John Flounngnn Andrew 'i‘ay-
lov.1Elmer1L. Northrup and a number
of others. The case was tried before
Justice of the Peace William Will-
mott. Jr . and was very interesting and
at times quite spicy. Chadderton itch
reduce his $11!; counsfii :gdmleti the
w nea- no it
stated. Several times the court was
compelled to call him to order. Durins
the course of the Mill Cheddar-ton
stated with some heat that this coun-
try Is no good and that its laws are to
be placed in the same category.
"will It .
stomach, minute the
blood.
benth1
hit, 1!
ssarchl
Electric
Mrs. ‘
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brated the twdntydlfth anniversary 1;
It is.
New York
Kidneys antvw
Bowels. Miniature}1 the lam and'ptarl11
member the some costs and take
no other.
GEORGETOWN
altllrs Sarah Parketon is on the sick
Mrs. J. K. Anderson sailed for SW97
den last Saturday.
‘Mlas Fannie Perry. is visiting friends
in New York city
A daughter was born to Mound,
Mrs. J. 1W. librrls last Batur.dsy .
Laura.ltsnnctt visited Miss [laurel
Jenningsat atBouthport, last Sunday
Edna nnett spent last Sunday
with Hattie Hammell in New York
Cl ‘1'?
Cfngtregatlonal Church last Friday
n 3h , .
Hazel Fryer has been visiting her
cousin. Miss Florence Cuthlll at South
Noriawal
Mrs. W. ‘A. Williams was the guest
of Mrs Minion of South Norw‘a‘llt.‘ '“iant
Thuiflsday.
A gang of Western Union telegraph
men were in town last wank uttlng
in some new poles where a sligydool
pole collapsed recently.
William H Osborn. formerly of this
town died in Brooklyn last week. The
body was brought to Danbury last Fri-
day for interment. A number of his
regimes from here attended the fun-
e .
Butcher Perry’s horse ran away in
‘Branchville last Saturdiiy The horse
was hitched to a meat wagon. whichJ
it completely demolished also laminx
Itself. The animal was stopped by
someone near GeorgetoWn, after it
had freed itself from the WDKOD.
WESTON;
Miss *Evu Ferris is spending some
time in Norwalk.
Mrs. M. E. Station has returned from
a Weeks visit In East Orange N. .l.
‘ Ml Cowling, of New Haven has an
over Sunday guest of Frederick Banks
Edward Jollsy and Miss Mary Arnold
(were mairlod in Bridgeport. on Thurs.
ay.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Williams at
Westport have visited Mrs; llstley
Will1,lams 1
Mrs. A. R. Hill and Miss Reheccn
V Brooke are spending n1 few weeks in
Albany. N Y.
The three-year-old daughter of .lohn
'i‘madwell. who has been seriously III
has recovered.
Mrs G. W. Bradley attended the
funeral of her brother in Hillstlulc. N
last week. '
yMiss Chivers has returned to New
Haven, after a few ‘days ‘vlsit with
Mrs. John Fitch
Mrs. V Godfrey and Miss Jennie
Hoyt have spent a few days in Bridge
port guests of mr. and Mrs. Gmige
Godfrey.
WESTPORI.
Oakley Washbnrn, of New York. was
a recent visitor here.
Miss Clara Potter; of Albany New
York, is visiting here.
Cornelius Songs and wife, of Water
bury have been guests in town.
St. Agnes Guild meets tomorrow at—
ternoon with Mr T. C. Steal-us
Trinity Guild meets Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs W. L Taylor
Beulaniln D Finches and wife
Brooklyn.N .Y. have moved here.
J. D. Collaider, of New York. made
I business trip here the end of the
week
Little Ethel Dolomsn is a victim of
scarlet fever and her condition in said
to be cerium.
A new stove ornaments the Reading
room and it is, a vast improvement
over the old ope.
The Misses Hyde have closed their
home1here‘nud.”goue to board in
Bridgeport for the winter.
A. new curb and guitar is being laid
along the proputy of Lloyd Nash.
Riverside arenue and State street. ,
The Women‘n Beneficlonl society of
the Congegational church is to most
tomorrow afternwn at the residence
of Nathaniel Kirk.
ol
Btrhtfoi‘il
Foreign. Missionary Society of the Con-
notational church on Japan. The sea-
elon will be held at the parsonage 1
at the home of me . Taylor.
Thenclebl‘ateu'1vfclinhil ‘J. Rationale of
unheard: in addition
toil-s were delirium by the Minus
,1! Maelstrom and billet Klmw and
D..1H Mor and John Ki her.
'Piismo Writ-d 0110““? or
his Milan
t the
like newman1‘“
tie to he
the outcome ,ef the
I”mitt: homestead , I in that Mr.
‘V negot- "h?”
oi last of the week.
ice to many. althouith
the was in a critical
new “figs?" 13.3... V
on s on s
bullied
A1 calico dance was held in the old“
. 00!“. 9,8"
t (in Friday afternoon Mics Jmlson. of 1
in to address the Ladies '
last night the Mimics) society met 1
shaver: Oil Of “if! '
at beware flitting, Jr.. ‘
umai‘ri fill»
an, of Mind also. Mm.»
‘1'l’ha
dal~party entered i the foliowlnfl‘ baron
order: The ushers. W 13. Win lit and
,1 Guy N. lien/icy; follow a b
1 by four little
bridesmaids, dressed
in white and 1'
,,. walking two by two. Pauline Reader I
‘ Blanche Barber Marion Gardync and
Gladys Porter: and last the bride loan 7 ‘
ing on the arm of the, groom
bride was handsomely 39th in white
organ'die. trimmed with lace and baby
ribbon. The Episcopal service was
used. The Rev. George b Ropes, pastor
of the Baptist Church. performed the
‘ ceremony. This or ids was the recip
lent of a large number of beautiful
gifts there being many of silver. linen
and remark appy couple left town
in the evening for a trip to, Connect!"
out. after which they will reside in
Middleton. Mass. Min Tyler is a tins
cssstul young business man of Mid
dieton. where he has bought and fur
nished a pretty home. The bride, Vii“
Well and favorably knewn in this place
which has always been her home.
LADIES, Dido. LoflMflOO’I
the. "sweat. 1W...
IUDKIND AM POST OFFIGVVVIRB.‘ V
James 8. Lyon chosen commander at
the Annual Mcntln
At the annual meeting 0? Bucking.
necticut G A. Rn on day night, the
oliowing onloers war ~ele‘cted: - ,
Commander—James 3. km.
Senior Vice Commence-Frank l3.
Middlebrook.
Junior ViceCommanderéCharIes W.
Bennett.
Quartermastem—Thomas Bradley.
Chaplain-«E. H. Baldwin.
Sergeanb—Beniamin Bechtel.
Officer of Day—dost Sohron.
Officer of Guard—~Alonzo Wheeler.
Delegates to Department lilac-amp
slant-a)?"- C. Spauiding and Richard
Cu
Alternates-Nlcholas Kline and 0
A. Franks
Trustees of Relief Fund-George W.
Raymogzi‘ Alonso Wheeler. Charles
3.
OF INTEREST T0 MOTHERS.
Thousands of little ones din over):
year of croup. Most of them (10qu
have been saved by a few doses f
Foley' s Honey and Tar, and every fam
ily with children should keep it in the
house. it contains no opiates and is
safe and sure. Mr. George H. Pick-
et, San Francisco Cat. writes: “My
baby had a dangerous attack of croup
and we thought she Would choke to
death but one dose of Foley's Honey
and 'l‘arrelieved her at once after
other remedies had failed. We are
never a minute without it in the
house " Sold at Piaisteds Drnu
Store. "
The V
hum Post. No 12 Department of Gen 1 V
Va harm and lot in town or real nint-
it any description quickly. call or ad-
dress
37. U. DOGARMVO
IVI WALL IT» NORWALK; GONN.
it will be of advantage to you also
to m are if you are desirous of buy-
MI, W kind of property,
Miss Bantam, ¥
DDRMA 101.001":
, OHIROPODBD
Lookwopd’: Hall. ..
1 Nematk.¢onn.
Office, can: , 1
Bantam. “no {Janna
Telephone
Connection. 1 .
F. S BANKS
Carpenterand Builder
PLANO, AND DPSOIFVIVOATIONO.
‘ 1 JOBBING.
BUYING WEATHER
IIFORI
STfllPD FOR 0005‘ AND WIN
DOWB GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
oNpOflMATTER How SMALL YOUB
in or out of town order! by man
promptly attended to. .
«RESIDENCE-—
78 MAIN STREET. NOIWALK.’
Health“?
By GoodLivingVin
Have you tried_ths Health Brand
Coflee? Better drink Health Brand
Cocos. but if you must drink, then
try this mild rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bad effects of the heavy South Ameri-
gankberrles. Satisfaction or money
so .
BAflNEY a BERRY
ka .65
are the leaders. Are light. strong. our.
able and the outlet. prettiest shots on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen years and know them ’to re re.
liable in ‘ovary respect. Ar. more ad.
Jumble than others and in can you
have an accident and break down we
are Internist: In getting repairs and
this we can do quickly “we buy di-
rect from factory. We carry all sizes
and prices and would “Him you look
them over before buying.
W
Watkins d Dow,
or waoumnron crass-r.
1 rho-91434. V 11
lltn viii Safety i“. in lunch.
Your savings invested with the In
.duslrisl Savings and Lehman. are free
from speculative dangers-4am 5 per
appear
. 15:! anathema“,
brotherly-had I
ways subiectto
your control. ,5
par «it , can
1‘ ham “1% gr ay.
«‘1 gay, lambs.
girth treble at
1””, u
the item nonnative
enteritis: open invitation“. 1
maturing Now York and _
. costs.
i.
from it to 41.
surety Bonds
Of All Kirstin.
ucoa M. “non.
R. A um. Sou, fl: Normals.
Telephone 86-).
lite leiifuss Blurmacy.
a Mountain or. so. uoawaut.
awn—-
WE. IVAIILV SELL aux BOTTLES OF
ORA YS'
HONEY 0! WHITE PINE .
to every bottle of White Pine and Tar.
Cold Medicines as well.
W. ;.T Cough Mixture. for Chronic
Bron file.
its Spmce‘ Compound.
Baby Cough Syrup and others.
m
e. ifiifw
m flotsam nines AND
All kinds of Clothes". for ladies only
made to order. Prices the lowest and
styles the latent. Also perfect fit
guaranteed
A' neat reduction sale on storm
All latest styles. Price was
$10.00. new $7.98. - .
Children‘s Cashmere maintenance
Prices were $1.49 and
$1.26. new $1.10. 1
Sateen Petticoats. price: was $1.16.
now No.11 We have a special sale on
Wm... ”W...
i iRlNKi VAN Sill V"
mm.
E HOT WA TER.
r
$3:
1 Tin. Stat: 11%. We?
and Zinc.
01! course we keep other Cough and '
"Phenom . 1 ‘
TMTDTMMTM
W
50 South Main Stun.
Telephone, aft-I.
south semis. «an.
I
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THE .
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
{incorporated )
'Propcllern. ’, ‘V
“City of Norwalk" and "Eagle."
(“Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River,) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 mm ,
to 5 p. m. '
“w...“ .._......~1.W-..
r . rm
PfiilMBING AND STEAK
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
‘ITOVIG AND IANOII.
ILATI' AND. T!" ROWING.
an and Dream run
the Fixtures, Motel Oahu up.
In.
Have you seen our flash of
RICHMOND RANGES?
rna what’s, it geranium
11min. granny. ”dPYW'F', «
livery style of..." mm 13...... in
keeping with good plate can be found
In our stock. 1 ‘
‘Our assortment is so large and vai-
lod that you will have no trouble In
making a selection.
To DID“.
lie—nu
'i
m
PAVIIIWI’ lmllil. W rum-u
,fl‘Wmmm
,, Quack“?- 1.
m
“WING Alibi-Alisa sesame.
, fut sanitation.
V ouiet.
Window me. Home m.
Inform . '
creamer-nu humane
Mon and llollil Bait Curtain
CORNER RAILROAD AVE
1. MONROE CTR“?
Newly furnished tbm‘l
comfortable and blue-ll
city. 1 Electricity and
room.11 Bathtubs can
Roe ,, ,
11:AIWast out
1 ‘ _v'i
cm chi-tying a full up.
Merrill and Condlm wl ‘
and cigars. But stocks 1“, ,
city. Special bargain
days. 1
NWC‘fl‘Idu
con. N. MAIN AND w"? 1
301NORWALK,GON ‘
THAN Ivan lineal."
wouol‘ltrut How ‘
know in be run well ‘
vnv our mama.
WVI nave um i.
WORK. i '
concurrent or on.
INIIDI O” 901'. ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler