anarchism .'
bel minor has. recovererl.‘3
therls and the causation has , s"
.. my“, I'
Morrison, who has been ill »
god“ his duties at the Norwalk
business was transacted by
the issue. Club at its meeting held
, last amiss.
‘» Annie mason. of Seaside
returned from a visit with
1 Virginia. .
box a moutliig of the hill. . H
wt
. of the Khalil. Avenue Metho-
Ii 'rch this evening. ‘ ‘
r bat o left town and intend to en-
» list in tie United States navy
‘ ‘The caller class meeting of the
"East Alenuc Methodist Church was
held last creator; under the leadership
of James L'Honiin‘edicu. " »
‘A rchi reel of the Christmas music
of the blast Avenue» Methodist Sunday
school iii be held at the home of
Miss so is Randall this evening.
A very interesting prayer meeting
was held last evening at the home of
Mrs. Hal y Cunningham in East avo-
one. it was under the leadership of
Henry Ci se. of Patchoxuc.
H. J. lunch, the choirister for the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Sunday 'Ichool, desires a. large attend-
ance at th .\ rehearsal of Christmas
music at l. at the home of Miss
Sadie Ra dell. Scarlew ”avenue '
A grthzloy-bearded, closecroppod
helmeted old Eastern traveler was no»
casted e other day by a middleued
chap. whose feet seemed to get in
each otliler’a way: “Say boss are
you on the police force?” Being
answered in the negative, "Are, you
the town», constable. " was next. ' “No,
air." was the reply. “Are you the tax
collector} “i am not: Then Who in
- h‘w-l sue you?" “i never was there
‘ and am I at looking ofr any cinch in
that dire lion, ” was the final rejoiner.
and haviiix exhausted his bunch of
questions; the man straightened up.
grasped the old man by the hand and
said: “i‘ t's go and have a drink."
Out ofithe 11,000,000 of letters lying
in the data letter oilice in Washington,
for one once or another. there ien I
0119 tracddhle to the Worst writer in
America.i not even when addressed to
that most abominable of names. with
its up a d downs k's and p‘s, known
as Maul} although that good Ameri.
can him elf was stunted once in his
life at losst by the Man. of his old
boss. thorge had been requested by
letter to see a man named A. Graver,
, of Adamo street, Brooklyn the old ac-
tor who i 'as found dead In one of Mi s.
Alice Del Ward’ 3 houses at Content
inont Isll d, sister of the famous Jll'
lin Danni the greatest American ac-
trees of her day. After spending two
afternoons foraging up and down Ad:
ama str t, and very likely using part
of that I
mind, he sent back Word to Mr. James
that thero wasn't a darn grocer in the
whole street. having taken the. name
of Gravel to mean grocer. When in-
formed ti at it was Adam Graver, of
Adams street, with a double damn to
hack“ p, he finally succeeded in
finding him.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
John ifnlfiin, of Raymond street.
butchered two line hogs at his place,
yesterday. ‘
Earl Thomas.» of this place.»went to
work yesterday for the first time since
his recent. illness, .
Mrs. John Judson, of Westport. ex-
pects loi move back tothe Nap-list
Cottage this week.
Harvey.i Minor and Joseph Raymond,
of lho Wiiist Side. have completed two.
ice boats. which they expect to use this
winter oni tho Five Mile River.
Alex. iayiuund, of the West Side.
is going (i stop the skating on his
pond if t e boys go below “the mark.
which is a largo rock frozen in the
loo. Thl can skate on the north side
of the rodF.
hi
About i ily- five people attended the
birthday I urpriso party xlv'eii to Alfred
s. Creole-it. of Crockett avenue. The
not“ “I re from 1 Norwalk and
Rowaytou. The evening was passed
with to lo. Bunion and refreshments.
‘ The ma ion Was a very happy one
' b ‘ y Whist Club was all...
glued cterday by Miss lilac Novena ,
how in and the memoirs lived
up to ther name. The first prise “was
amulet 41‘ Miss mm dschmidl,
ohm orwaik. huh consolation
. on... to no.» William * hind or this
1‘ is next mottiwili be held
J ease.
of Frank street South
Iii-walk.
6“wa ted colds mulch fat grove»
ii. ’ r.
helps men and women to a happy.
roar -id new
a" '
I .
- Mariel:- was lunch gratified;
0rd» very frequently in his»
‘ Ii Norton. »
ammonia and candiesrat Street's
.39 “It moor”... .
. Iliou ouF‘l'i
homeroom and Without doubt it
will be I very pleasant affair-.4i The
young ladies or the town have a very-
pl assent Leap Your dance a tow weeks
ago and the young men are to return
the compliment.
The insurance agency of J. M. Lay-
ton Ct film, ‘i ililli‘.
settled the claim for the are which
. Marius. Dorian. The total amount
of both policies were p,sld and Mr.
He has
been resldliia in a small house on the.
rear of his property. but will piobably
1 rebuild the larder residence in the
‘ mun future.
To the Editor of The South Norwaik
Sentinel: l respectfully ask you to
contradict a statement which you pub.
ilsholl‘in your 1 no of today in your
communes the,» case in Daricn. which
took place yesterday, wherein I am
made to appear having said, "that this
country is no good and its laws are to
be placed in the same category." I
say emphatically that i never made
any such statement. that my remarks
were directed towiirds the Secretary of
the State Board of. Barbers and him'
only and I repeat the statement I then
made, that. he is not qualified to fill
that position and that I have the proof
of his incoinnctency in my possession
at the present moment. Your own
sense of justice will, I think, prompt
you to make this denial, as such a
statement if left unchallenged would
be calculated and do me an irrepar-
iable injury.
Sincerely yours,
FRED B CHADDERTON.
Darlen. Dem .190 4.
WESTPORI,
There was an entertaini 3 session of
the Musical society Mood y night and
one of the best programmes that has
been vouchsafod was rendered.
Delegates from both the Episcopal
churches here attended the mM‘IW'I
in Norwalk of the Woman's Auxil-
iary or the Fairileld Archdeacon. ,
Miss Helen Bulkley was one of the
soloists at the Elk's Memorial service,
in Norwalk. Sunday. She rendered
charmingly the soprano solo, "Heaven-
ly Licht."
Following are the, oilicers of the De-
bating society of the High school:
President-Theodore Mull; vice presi-
dent, Alexis Godiilot. secretary. Miss
Harriett Darrow: treasurer, Miss Alice
Smith. In addition to the senior and
junior. and debating societies. there
have been formed the sophmore socle.
t.y and the Class ’08 societv.
Among those who wore participants
in the reception given by Mr. and Mrs._
'l‘, (7:. Slearns in honor of their guest.
Mrs. A. R. Hill. of Portland. Oregon,
recently, Were Charles Fable and wife.
G. A. Darrow and wife. Llyod Nash
and wife.
W. T Wood. Willard Adams and wife,
George Jcillff and wife. Mesdnmes
Henrietta Bradley. W A. Howard,
Currie Gerham. Edward Nash and
Miss Louise Nash
There is still much criticism regard-
ing the absurd rule that the 'l‘raction
Co., is aiming to enforce at the Bridge
port end where passengers west bound
arc prevented from boarding the curb
before they return from the switch
iii the depot. or all seasons in the.
year this perhaps is the worst to com-
pel women and children to stand in
the cold and storms waiting for a
car to come from the switch when
the possiliilitv of getting on board
is equally easy and far more con-
venient at times as the car stops at.
tho. depot to lei off passengers. The
company's claim that it saves time.
it not a rational one. for there is no
gain In crowding into it tar when tliu'
passengers can he landed 9.83%?
There is the alternative of gains
through mud and slush to the switch
and even then some of the company‘s
employee treat the passenger" more in
the line of an intruder than a money
spender. The rule won't WC”! and
there are those who cant be imposed
upon In such a manner. 0f COIII'IIO
the conductois have to obey the rule.
" and In that way utmul most of the
brunt of the justly lndignant passen-
gem.
NEW CANAAN.
m
The monthly meetan of the firemen
Wood‘s Norway Pine oyr. thu
iilmt, be held in their: parlors Thlnwiw
Chi
.and Mrs J. Doyle. underwent an
operation upon one of his eyes in the
'8tiiimfor lies ital; yesterday site to
noon. , rs; - inhaler and Floater. of
No ow Yoda were In charge othe case
The; cow was taken our snow. as it
was t obtain it of the specialists that
it was better out than in. owing tic
intact that it seriously a noted the
III gill of the reforming: ‘ it. is
t that hr: cg: operation the b0?
h mum incite
gwiliu‘ “
a)? Bimini 5
vii cod llv'cr pill
it" handout?
I
destroyed the home and timeout. ul’ ’
Mrs. Henry Darrow. Mrs.,
conduit. tho Jteii- your old son of Mr.
at h‘
stantial amount of life insurance to his
wife. The appraisers appointed by
« Judge Granary are Francis E. Green
and John Elites of New Canaan.
' damnation
Waller irvlhir has a new horse and
runabout.
0, Kent Kittie has recovered the
grip which he lost on the train the
day of the Yale-Harvard game. -
The Ladies' Aid Society will ilieol
at the home of Mrs. George W. Dean.
Manic avenue. Wednesday, at 3 p. in.
Miss Bessie Thorpe has been quite
ill lit the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. George S Thompson,»
Rolnips avenue. .
The business committee of the
Christian Endeat or Society will meet
in the lecture room or the Union Mem-
oiiul Church, Tuesday. at. 7. 30 p. in.
Mrs Wilbur hi1hewis has been in
South Norwnlk fish a ceiiple of days
with her sister, Mrs. Sylvester I-iuiil.
whois ill and whoimderwont an op-
eration ut the hospital, last Friday.
OBJECTION TO GENERAL MILES.
._....r.
Rank Regarded as Too High for
Massachusetts Position.
WASHINGTON. “Dec 7.womplica
lions die in sight as a result of Gov
order-elect Douglas request for Licut
Gen Nelson A. Miles to become tidin-
taut general of Massachusetts.» The
war department is empowered by con-
gress to assign 20 olllcers on the re
tired list to duty in connection with
the militia of such states as desire it.
There are already 29 officers engaged
in this duty. They rc’celvefull pay.
At the war department it is said that
conuress‘. intended that this power to
assign retired officers to the militia
should be used sparingly, and
never heretofore has an officer of high-
.assigned to such duly. Nine retired
brigadier generals are now so engaged.
Governorclect Douglas“ desire to have
Lieutenant General Miles as his ad-
jutant and Major General Kohbc, re
tired. as his inspector general. ls re
garded as a demand on the war do
partnhent which will hardly c granted
in in
it is no secret that President Rooso
veit thinks General Miles should keep
out of the public gaze." , more is noth-
ing, however. to prevent General Miles
from accepting the duty independently
of the war department. He will not
get fiiil payrhowcver, \lf he does that.
FREIGHT some VIA 3. ch.
One of the Ways Taken to Relieve the
consolidated Road's Connection.
Last Thursday the Boston & Albany
division of the New York Central made
a new record in the handling of
freight. the movement numbering 3.-
4i2 cars. This heavy traffic does not
mean that business in ’gonernl‘in this
section is any better thanlt was dur-
iing a corresponding- period a year ago.
'but that owing to certain conditions
existing on the New York, New Haven
and Hartford 8 considernbie part of
the traffic that would naturally move
over its line has been tamed to the
Boston a: Albany. -
The explanation recently given by
the former road as to the cause of the
congestion at many‘poinln on its line
will hold good In respect lo the embar-
go instituted against the company by
line New York Central Similar action
was taken by the Pennsylvania and
Central of New Jersey. but in neither
case should it be construed as mean-
line an act of iiufrlendllness. The
business on the New Haven road has
simply gone beyond its facilities IOI
handling it, and until normal condi-
.tlous are reached deliveiics to the New
Haven by the two trunk lines in mics
tlon will lie curtailed
NEW HAVEN MAN REPENTED.
Out of Work He Drank Lnudanum,
, But who (lives Relief.
NEW YORK Dec 7.-—Qulck r.cpoii
:tanco, and plenty of hot soupsiidu un
iioubtcdiy saved the life of James
Smith, Ii. railroad man, of New Haven,
Conn. who attempted suicide by ilitnk-
ing luuilhnum horn early today. Smith
had been here since last Thursday
looking for work. Unsuccessful in
his search. he became despoiidout and
decided to out! his life. His last pen.
nieu Wore 'spent. for two ounces of
laudanum. which bedrock in the
street soon after leaving a drug More.
Five minutes later Whoa the drug be.
can to lake sheet. Smith repented. and
rushed to a police station for aid. First
aid I gave cuioit. relief and at
the capital where he was later tall .
(on. it Wu said that he probably would
recover, Smith says hilt lining in m.
368 W. Curllsle street, New Haven.
'AINOTHIR DENI‘R‘E IV MELLEN.
l nonhuman. Dee. turn. follow.
.xln oilicial statement from President
Charles II MollenY‘dl the New York. '
New Haven and Hartford R. it. was
lsriiea Inst 1ialight. Mr, Mullen says:
"do for as We com on one
has god any: bomb ty whatsoever in
ms not ' spam, 1
a control and does not belle? an »
one also no on behalf oft dill
III ch ch»
,, molest was withheld.
or rank than brigadler general been ‘
the hope the» so sheen-
lithe investors have mine char?
of putting. More money in mimic risks,
and as financial aid to the
Capt. Davis was
compelled to stop work The whrio
men from Elimination have cone to
Mystic. where they will be employed
at Macd'onuld It Sons' shipyard in the
construction of schooneru now undei
way for the Providence fleet.
The Qulnnebaux. which was built
last year at Mystic, sailed flow 88
vannah, Nov. 2. and the Charles E
Wilbur, which was launched in Sep-
teuiber.
In; from Dorian, 0a.. and left that port
Nov 3 for New Toxic The run from
the south to New York is usually made
in about ten days and its these vessels '
have been out 32 days and both en
mastered the hurricane oi‘i Sunday.
Nov, 23, both are probably log t.
The Quinnobaug’ is what» is termed
a bald- mended four-musing and is said
to be the first fourmaster of that am:
ever built. The Wilbur is named at"
ter Charles E. Wilbur of Providence.
and has a crew of Providence sailors
on board
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
“DeWitt's Is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve," writes J. 1.. Tucker, of
Center, Ala. “l hare need it in my
family for Ellen, Cuts and .Burns for
cars and can recommend it to be tho
best Salve on the market. Every lain»
ly should keep it, as it is an invoice.
ole household remedy. and should sic
ways he kept on hand for immediate
use “ Mrs Samuel Case. of North
Bush, N. Y., says: "i had a fever
are on my ankle for twelve years that
the doctors could not cure. All selves
and blood remedies proved worthless.
i could not walk for over two years.
is‘lnslly l was persuaded to try De.
Will's Witch Hillel Salve, which has
completely cured me without leaving
1 scar." Sold by The Clifford Phat:
'macy.
that ».
lNSTRUCTINC RAILROAD MEN.
CHICAGO. Doc. 7.—-A class for the
nstruction of prespoctlve railroad em-
ployes in connection with the Univer-
aty of Chicago, has been ndvmlotl
by an advisory committee representa-
ivo of most of the western railroads
entering the city. At a recent meet-
ng attended by several railroad oili-
cials, a plan was developed for the
nstruction of employee who desire to
moms station agents and ironic man-
agers. Classes under the instruction of
rompetent lecturers are-to be begun
in the near future in the line arts
building under the auspices of the
University College. '
WW
BARNEY C. HENRY
are th. leaders. Arc light. strong, dur-
able and the heaters, prettiest skate on
the market. We have sold them for
fifteen yam and know them to re re-
liable in every respect. Ara mar. ad-
justable than other. and in em you
have an accident sud break down we
are interned in getting repairs and
this we can do quickly so we buy di-
rect from factory. We carry all clan
and prices and would ask that you look
them over before buying.
Watkins & Dow.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1438.
iiiIii llill Safely ii”. in illicit.
Your savings invested with the in
dustrisl Savings and Loan Co are free
train speculative dangers-ochre 5 per
cent. per annum
. - ”profit. consis
tent with safe
methane—and al-
ways subject to
roar control. 5
per cent. per sir
num paid for ev-
ery day invested,
withdrawablo at
your pleasure.
hinderied by the moat conservative
authorities up'oii investetents.
Ital. Occupation“ of New York and
BRANCH curios», Ill so. MAIN or. '
Resident Directors. Resilient Mali-acre.
Medium M Lee .1. our hum
chain. I. new Jello I Lawrence
LOWEST PRICE-3
. simultaneous. I
u
shipyard .
sailed on box maiden voyage ..
from Mystic Oct. 8. lei a cargo of oil «
;, THAT THERE l8» ONLY ONE WlLl- .
of any description quickly. coil or ad
dress
W. B. DoCARllfa 1
II WALL QT" ‘ NORWALK. CONN.
“It will be of advantage to you also
tom Ins if you are desirous of burn
Ind v kind of property » .
DERMR 701.0615 1'
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‘ Norwolk. Conn.
leloo flours:
9 fa 12 a. m. l to 5.30 p. m.
_ Telephone
connection. _
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BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPE FOR DOORS AND WIN-
COWS GET ESTIMATES OF MB.
No MATTER How SMALL YOUR,
cause.
in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
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Have you tried the Health Brand
Coffee? Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink, then
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bad effects of the heavy Souch Ameri-
gankberrles. Satisfaction or money
so .
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R. B. An” South Norwalk
Telephone 36-3.
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Ilia lcilqus Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN 812. 30. NORWALK.
. win—o.—
ws EASILY saLi. six BOTTLES or
Bill 75’ --
HONEY 0! WHITE PINE
to every bottle of White Pine and Tan
Of course we keep other Cough and
Cold Medicines as well.
W. T Cough Mixture. for Chronic
Bronchitis.
Red Spruce Compound.
Baby Cough Syrup and others.
8. FOX,
THE LADIEB' TAILOR AND
FUR RI.ER
All kinds of Clothes for ladies only
made to order. Prices the iclwest and
styles the latest. Also perfect ’1“
guaranteed.
A great reduction sale on storm
coats. All latest styles. Price was
810. 00 now $7. 98.
Ciilidrens Cashmere measles. sites
from 2 to 4. Prices were 31. «ill and
81. 25. now u. 10.
Sateen Petiicoats. price was 81. 25,
new title. We have a special solo on
everything.
Zlbeilne Coats. 32. 76.
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iiii lyiiuiiiigii
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narrative.
3mm .
. Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
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Telephone, 1874.
loath Namath. Chan.
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' Propellers
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Leave New York (Pier 36
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week day at 5 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. In.
tosp. m.
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PLIIMBING AND crash”
' HEATING.
nor WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.‘
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Every style of wall paper that In in
helping with good tutu can be found
In our stock.
our assortment is so large than»
led that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
TO ORDER
run—en-
Window Shades. Picture Cronin.
_ I»
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t‘elt sanitation. Rooms exile
appointed. Always com! tsb‘l
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full lll'l
Merrill and Condlt'c ‘wli‘w
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special bargain.
days.
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«It
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