Frank Hartford of New Britain, is
visiting reIatIves here ‘
Miss Katherine Thomas has return-
ed to Bridgeport after a v.slt ‘with
friends here
A resume meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company was held
'last evening.
Henry Case will deliver a prophetic
lecture this evening in the Advent
Christian Church '.
Mrs. Harvey Seymour and Miss Eth-
el Glover. of Winneid street, have been
visiting In New Milford.
A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Society
will be held tomorrow morning at. the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
The semi-annual meetings“ elec-
tion of officers of the Loyal Workers‘
Society of the Advent Christian Church
will be held Thursday. .
Evangelistic services Will be held
th. s evening at the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church in place of the regular
Weekly close meeting.
The harbor this morning was crowd;
ed ivith hosts which had been driven
in by the storm. Oyster‘rboats lined‘
the whnrves and there was little ac-
tivity In th a line.
Herman Malmo will give a roast pig
dinner next Monday evening to the
members of the lschoda Club at their
rooms It is expected that the Cor-
inthian Quartet, of Bridgeport. will
be present and render music.
The people who reside in the Ben-
edict Farms district were much pleas
ed ths morning at the fact that trolley
communication with South Norwalk
was not interrupted and that the cars
were run on practically schedule time.
Their comments on the company were
all of a very favorable character.
ROWAY'ION.
George H. Traendly. the Rowayion
florist. went to New York on business,
yesterday.
MIss Emma Cusliman. teacher of
room No. 3 at the‘Rowayton public
school. is very sick at her home in
this place
Mrs Charles N Runnond was takhn
seriously ill last night with neural—
gia of the stomach. and her condition
causes some alarm.
John Brundage and son are sawing
large quantities of stovo wood in the
Colonel Raymond mill, which they are
selling in any quantity wanted.
The annual meeting of the Rowayton
F‘ire Department‘wlli'be held next
. Monday evening. at which time oili-
cers will be elected.
, Captain W. 1 Stevens. Sr.. is very
- busy with his oyster business at the
present time, having all three of his
steamboatu working full time
A meeting of Rawoyton Hose Cont
pany was held last evening at the hose
house. Routine business was trans-
acted and it was voted to hold a
Christmas tree social at. their quar-
ters on New Year's eve.
Owing to the severe snow storm a
large number of steam vesscls put in
side of Green's Reef to makc shone.
at times. The continual lIIowingo
the steam sirens reminded one of
passing through East River when the
shipping was the thickest.
A mailbag containing mail from the
west was thrown off an east-bound
express train one day last week at
the station and was ground to pieces
Some of the mail matter was found
scattered several hundred feet.
A death of a Hungarian baby in Ho
wayton, last week has attincied a
good dcnl of utiontion. It was an in-
fant. and its mother decided one day
to give it it (up of tea. She did so. and
In a few hours the baby was dead.
Charles Crockett has finished his
four yearn' course at the machine
shop of Brown dz Sharp, Providence. R.
l.. and is expected to return to his
homo hi‘l‘t‘ today Mr Crockett has
been a faithful student and workman.
and his many friends here hope norm
to use him placed in a lucrative and
important position.
George Everett.s section foreman for
the Consolidated road for the Roway-
ton division. saved the lives of three
Hungarian children, Saturday. While
walking along the track. Mr. Everett
heard screams in a house nearby. He
ran into it and found three young
children in bed and the bed clothes on
fire. its not out the flames and cared
for the children Iintll their mother.
who was out with some neighbors. re-
turned. It is not known how the bed
clothing caught tlro. Mr. Everett ar
rived Just In time to MWO the children.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Representative George L Lilley has
introduced bills for the increase of
pension: for Edward Rest illllcn it.
(ii-about and William Smith Mr.
Root resides at. Newton Heights.
At the Stamford Poultry show. last
week. the association glembcrship sli-
vor cup for the mom i prim Wu
won by c. 3 Parity. Not-own. Conn
The Coin. smith on for the largest
number of varieties. lenbreckin “ll‘urtn
. Noroton. Gone. 3""? pint“ painting at»
not“ by Minn.
W'ylhdottsn
i
i
listed the pr
parlor-Court ‘ to decide the case: ‘
on
Br as . : ecrtndn's mid
specials tin SO .Whits Leghoms by
Eltu‘Fouitry “Kurds i-Iarford. and Ed-
05 best exhibit of
arts. was an by Newnéld
Faun. Stamford. 0. Mnkowsky, Stain-
‘ford; was the special for cockerel.
The Bohemian sold special for best
Pit (lame stag, was won by 11.0. Ca-
hill Stamford. The Colgau. cup for
best exhibit Cochin bantanis was won
by (1.8.Pnrdy, Newton
The assesso of the mm. of Dorian
rty of John 8. Hoyt
its worth 899,000. Mr Hoyt thought
the proper figure should be 350,000. and
asked for an abatement to that sum.
The board of» relief agreed with the
assessors and refused to abate.
Mr.
Hoyt took an appeal from this deci-
sion, ' and Judge "Hector. 5 of ~ Stamford.
was appointed a committee by the Sn-
In
hia report to the court Judge 'Keeler
finds the property is worth $96,000.
The assessors ‘and board of relief of
Darien are to be complimented for
their good judgment in knowing the
value of property. and their determin-
‘atlon to place it at its full value as
the law provides. If our assessors
get within 83 000 of the full value of
property worth O98 000 they w. ii «lis-
plny good judgment c towns that
ignore the law and do not assess prop-
erty for its full value do not escape
paying their proportion of the state
and county tax, as the State Board
of Equalization raises their grand list
figure Low valuations mcan a high
tax rate. The attempt to increase the
pay of the assessors at the last town
meeting was for the purpose of getting
them out of the old rat and induce
them to astertaln the worth of propor-
Canaan
Messenger.
Wesrpour.
F. W. bowling. of Hartford. made
business trip here recently.
Charles Mills. of 'Sonthnort, was an
and of the week visitor here.
Philip shat), Of Bridgeport was the
guest of friends in Green Farms
1?. B. Clark of New Haven has boon
paying his inspects to friends here.
Wostpott. grunge is to hold its an-
nual meeting tomorrow night and uh: ct
oillcers.
W. B. Wheeler is in Charleston, 3.
C.. where he will spend the balance of
the winter.
Loren Fillow has gone to Florida.
where he is to spend the balance of
the winter.
a
Iselectmnn J. K. Guult who has bcon'
critically ill for a long time is well on
the road toward recovery.
Miss Florence. Giles made many
friends during her stay here with Miss
Mildred Taylor. and she will always
find a hearty welcome when she comes
to Westoort. She left the last of the
week for her home in New York city.
There is talk of opening up a. new
building tracthere . In the Farms sec-
tion A committee comprising E. 'l‘.
Redford. .W. 'l‘. Burr and Rufus Wake-
nian has been selected to in esiigate
the project for the town, wit a view
to the opening up of s new highway
through the section: this would con-
nect the Forms about the new park
through to Compo Beach. across Sher.
wood island.
WESTON.
L. l.. Bcldeu has visited in Collius~
Vlllt‘.
Mrs. Malvlua Wheeler in the guest
of Norwnik friends,
Mrs. (.Icorgc Sherwood iv.
friends on Greciificld Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wymei'
visiting in Albany and Boston
RI'L‘
There is a great scarcity of water
a (l W. Bradley' is Bonu' fuc‘tmy pond.
Miss liltth Fairchild. of Westport.
is the guest of Miss Edith Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. t‘ liradioy
spending this wash in liiooklyn N.
Arthur Thomas of itidgetlcld
a Sunday guest of his aunt Mrs. V.
Godfrey.
a visit. with Miss Madeline lilturgsn
in Westpori.
day evening
with Mrs. V. Godfrey.
TIRWIULINOIfl—RUOOILL.
It will be news to the friends
Miss Florence irord Itusscll
know that. she was married to ban
slug Van button 'l'erwlliingor. of CI;
York.» Mills Russell has visited it
spent a
Mr. and
“Beach Bide." Hell island. »
am y.
f Mrs. uraywi know; but Clara does
at mind It. She says it acorns
for best moispisy of Golden
WWII by nrundagriircs. Platoon rye
but all
inaugurate were on the not
trilli-
.ng?”
wards & Williams, New Haven. The ’
Pdrdywoilver cup to
every year to what it considers a fairl
ty they assess and then list it at its]
'full valtittvEditorltil in New
visiting
H I’ll
was
Miss Anna llanku has returned from
Miss Ella ll‘iinton will entertain the
Lyons l’litin “Hunt Club on Wednes-
Misu Jennie Hoyt has returned to
ltldgeiieiii. after spending two work»
of
who Is
quite well known in The Norwulku to
sinful. N' Y” Tuesday ”m“ Nov. This OWII‘IHUD is similar to the
all at. the church of tho Roi Molly.
and East. Eighty cigbih street. New movement. of the ordinary inanduium.
South Norwaik. and she and hcr fiance
ortion of last Iiuunucr with
Marshall Andrews et
”railreene-étllara's husband swears
‘ : city
. > m V
boning» in their ephemeral fforts to
. Feral/ant the opening at Part ment. A .
" ditto-tor (if ’an’ hon
y opinion for the
commenced out?
has idea athe opposition mt Isles-e
ifiill'lltiigngth.
ent's supporters had arrived. and the
opptisttion had. the public to them-
{selves with the exception of the per
sonai guard of forty men provided for
the protection of' the president of the
House. The presence of these
guards who occupied the approaches
to inflame the opposition deputior
who in opprobrious terms shouted at
the "Hungarians who could perform
such shameful service." The depu-
ties then approached the platfbrm and
a scullle with the guards ensued. Thr
deputies feught their way to th plat
form tore it to pieces. suite d the
debris over the house. toreito atoms
the codes of law occupying the presi‘
dent's table. smashed the table and
the deputies who thus armed. attacked
the guards and after a brief fight
drove them ‘fromutiie housed . The
desks were torn down ‘and‘the inter;
lor of the house was practically com
pletely wrecked None of the bikers
members ventured into the house and
the opposition members after complet
lag the ruin established themselves on
fine site erstwhile occupied by the
presidential rostrum
i The Iiibetile have been summoned
to a conference to decide on then
course of action.
The last riot in the lower House of
the Hungarian Parliament occurred
November 13.
Premier Tisza was pelted with snow
balls Nov 20 as ho was leaving a meet-
lng of his political supporters at
Budapest. Premier Tisza met with
another hostile demonstration at
Gyoer. Hunrar‘. Decoimmri whit-nu.
tending a meeting of Liberal electors
Finally December 11. the caliiugooi
Premier Tisza was stoned Dr a crowd
while he was on his way to a political
meeting at Budapest. in anticipation
of trouble at the opening of Parlia-
moni Premier Tisan decided to up
point a Parliamentary guard of forty
exceptionally stalwart men recruited
front the gendarmcric in various parts
of the country.
Later is was announced that the alt-
tings of both houses of Parliament ar-
ranged for today had been postponed
until tomorrow. 'l‘hoi ciuoers of the
opposition patty then i t the House
under the leadership of Count Appen-
Iyi the leader of the opposition. and
Francis Kossuth
A SPECIALIZED DAY.
To solve the great problem which
threatens our homes
The specialist servant is due:
From ll until 7 Bedsits will come
And cook up your breakfast for you.
From 8 Iinill 9 will come Mary Ann
Jane
The dishes to wash and to dry,“
'l‘iien Gretchen for sweeping and Chloe
to dust,
Stroll in for an hour by and by.
\
At 12 will come Norah with purpose
intent
0f taking the afternoon out:
At 2 arrives Maggie. with polish and
cloth ‘
To jingle your silver.
Then Dinah gets dinner. and Mary
clears uu.
Away with the pan and the pot;
At it arrives Bridget to flirt with the
cop
Add feed him the best you have got
Your laundry put out, with all other
small iobs
Which do not come under this lit‘lltl'.
At 12 you will tidy the house up your-
self
And thankfully sink into bed.
«New York Sun.
THE RADIUM CLOCK.
A clock that will run practically for-
ever without winding must be wonder-
ful indeed. If the statement. isn‘t true
none of us will ever live to prove it.
so we might as well accept it. Such
uclock is said to have been construct-
ed by Harrison Martinilale of England,
It is a radiant clock. it is easier lu bu.
llevo when one hum; that
The clock consists of a small tube.
in which is placed a minute quantity
glass vessel by a quart; rod. The tube
is colored violet by the action of the
radium. To the lower end of the tube
is attached an oinetroscopo formed of
two long «trips of silver. A charge
at ulmriuity is transmitted through
the activity of the radium into the
lattice. they exceed touching the side
of the vessel. This would to ttoniiooiml
with the earth by wire», the sit-tie con.
duct the electric charge and this leaves
full together again.
s
'l‘he movement is repeated every two
minutes.
will continue until the radium is can
haunted. ’l‘o ottlmuot the radiant will
occupy 30.000 youth—Philadelphia In-
quiror.
W
ELECTRICITY AT CPRINOWOOO
HAOIL.
"l‘hc flpI-in
”ablaze with
I I
rle wired the anion ia’at week and the
municipal
spite of therbolui Ottnrday night.
ty this 5
ford" the time all
in,
Notoito oft ego vern-‘
to the presidential platform seemed ‘
chairs and destroyed the platform and ‘
distributed the broken pieces atriuma -. .
of radium. supported in an exhausted .
it is said that the operation '
lamina Union Chapel was
gilt electric lights for ; .
the first time. Sunday. Percy ill. res ,
force extended the.
, wires down there after dark and in",
‘ men
with H. Knapp
tomb R. Marvin
GhI-ietli‘n Owlrt:
uni-um
OIL
.PABNEY a Ill
may.
65
are the leaders. Are NIL strong, dur-
able and the nested. prettiest ekatc on
the market. We have lucid them for’
fifteen years and know lthsm to re re.
liable in every respect.‘ Are more ad.
justahie than others and in sale Wu
have an accident and dusk dovm we
are lntersted in gettln repairs and
this we can do quickly“ we buy‘di-
rect frOm factory. We carry all sizes
and prices and would aslk that you look
them over before buying.
watIMToow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 14345.
9
OLSENB
SPECIAL
s ois.
IOYO’ ROUGH OIN ROCKS.
No Seam-lat
".26 AND .1.50.
stats LITTLE linoIAN.
Kid sum, a
cue.
YOUTHO' OATH CALI,
Elli Lined I too.
OMB. i
Try a pair of anyi if thou shoes.
they will outwnr any i th‘or makes.
400 PR. LAOIEO' Kll OXFORD'O,
Low Heel at
086. ALL 3 El.
$8.000 NEw STYLES FOR FALL IN
NORWALK HIA TH OHOE
FOR LAD IO
13.60.
0139 5
Shoe St on:
Home": and Si. Nor-walk.
lion Ilill Salli! iii In him.
Your savings invest . with the In-
dustrlal Buying! and '00. are free
from speculative don rs-«earn 5 per
--4 profit cousin
mt with «to
thudmd al-
I ya IliMlCt" to
ylur control.
or taunt. on an-
n m paid for ev-
? day invested.
ynr pleasure.
lthdmable
Endorsed by n.
authorities upon luv tenants.
Mortimer M L"
Charles I. Dow
mum-n Wm
auburn
tamer area: ' '
( '; iridium
VI slices Marvin -
at
4. t conservative
state airport?!” of New York and
Its-ti ut.‘
BRANCH OFFICE. I O0. MAIN O‘i‘.
Resident Directors. It him Managers.
MI I. Lawrence ,
announces
FROQTEISH .. ......... .
’ H etc-sntsstseooaq“ 'bl
_ not attains nib
\“ wtkw 'VOOIIUP‘.I.‘I
[ti UEFi‘sI-I izelh.
wwKHO " ...........um.lb.
P? anorectic-race»: AM
ML ON ........10tllbt
ALM N savallaoal11§° ’hg
{FIOH...................s:lb
10v!qév‘fl~e‘- tin-mun A“
. ranvyauutsuhg Ibo
ALL OTH:R RKINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PHICEB. ‘
I
, om 3......” Arm Building. u
East End of Washlnutop Street Bridge
south Norwaik. .
CAPT. oHARLss oucnoes. Prop.
nun—W
5. FOX.
rue money TAILOR can run.
' Clothes made to order. Kuaranteed
perfect fit.
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work.
‘Please give us a call and you 'll surly
get your money's worth at my store.
We also hays a. nice line in thine.
coaotso, fare and waists. My rices
may act be cheaper but my hit as is
better than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt Stamps.
Cleaning l’and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
a...“ A...»
There ought to be a box of
A. B :2. Console:
in every family about town. .
These Capsules are the promptest
Remedy for all colds, headaches, 1e-
vers and the grip.
They are guaranteed to contain
neither quinine not opium. our other
poisonous and narcotic drugs.
25c A BOX
at the
lhe lciifuss Pharmacy,
8 NO. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
rm: JOHN B. Lithium!
_ , AGENCIES.
ALL Insuaaucas neat. urn-rs
moaroaoae not-ARV. "no
son TICKETO, .
2 some MAIN eraser.
Tel. c-II. sec—e.
Miss Baerum,
DERMII 701.0615 T.
CHIROPODIST.
Look word's Hall.
Nor-walk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. in. I to 5:30 p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
7. s. stinks"
Carpentcrand Builder.
PLANO AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBINO.
BEFORE BUVINO WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN.
oows GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER HOW SMALL YOUR
ORDER.
in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
—RERIDENOE—-
1s MAIN a‘I'RES'I'. NORWALK.
f Health .
By Good Living!
Have you tried the Health Brand
Coffee? Better drink Health Brand
Cocoa. 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 Almeria
o’nnkberries. Satisfaction or money
so .
.
Surety Bonds
or an Hindu.
slices M. Lll’TON.
R. R. liven south Norwalk.
Telephone OM. /
. at the lowest prices.
' sendfor it.
You can get my reference '
a
.‘fflw. .. you: ’“MO‘ [n .m
onto AND OILVIR eta-rim.
New In III
in
lore mitt
ml...“ M OM"
min, to coronary and Mo-
this min Wat nus-
DAIN'I'Y CLAIR WARE-
in Odd norm. 10c to 200.
IMPORTED GERM N
CHINA. .v ‘ ”
Cups, Saucers. ”bread Plates, nee.
Dishel, Chocolath pps, Cream cit
tors, etc, front 106" o zoo; . ' ‘
.fl
PRETTY
issues wound.
The finest astorttlient in the city
(lee east WIII- .‘
i
dew)
nu
"l‘l'l
PICTURE FRAMING.
you want to choose a Frame. ori as ='
,
. are c NS- , ‘
10White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
c. .,
Brass messiah lions. 10c.
25Cloth Window Shndes, good fringe
c.
‘Icckei
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. Conn. ‘1
WMd'rb‘Hfdfdfifoi'
hit 11 Forget
THE COLD. IF'THERE is
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING IN THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING DEC. 12TH. '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE
To Be PER au.,_ IN Lore
or 25 so. on MORE, AT
THE oAs woaKs.
SMALLER QUANTITIES, we
WILL SELL AT 9c PER su.,
AT THE WORKS.
GET THE HABIT AND TRV
SOME OF THIS FAMOUS FUEL.
iiiill’ Illillllnlii.
’Phone 68.
crrwceeeweee
mu till cu
momma.
mm
nor not me.
no on
"mm
H Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
l
80 South um Strut.
Telephone, mo.
loath NONI“, m
t
nonwaatt srnauaoar co.
» (incorporated )
Propeller! .
"City of Nomk"de “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 36
East River.) and Norm“: every
week day at 5 p. in.
Freight received from 7 a. in.
to 5 p. In.
MOW
Bring the Picture with you w on .‘
. [twill be of nominees“ .
to see me if you monstrous ot hay
in: "1.” kind of. Mint-rev. ,,
eotmfortabl. and up-to-date hotOl I
c y.
room.
fest
appointed.
quiet.
. Cafe carrying a full line 0
Merrill and Condlt's wines, Ilqtio
and cigars.
city.
days.
vour Bath Room.
Clean, Neal and Durable. ,
WALL PAPER
“ANY CONTRACT. JON MONO
Wall‘vl’apersyartiiitic materials. dress
We give the Hunt Stamps. W. .B‘ “UAR-ma ‘
, 80 WALL O‘R; NORWAIIKyeOONN
-<Iliolel Victoria.
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE At
MONROE STREET. , ~
Newly furnished throughout.
Electricity and heat f:
Bathe
sanitation.
will!
Best stocked bar In til
Special bargains for the hall“
T J SULLIVAN Prep.
TELEPHONE CALL, 39kt :~
Use STANDARD Fixtures for
Thex its
Horace R. Nash
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
CO. NORWALK, CONN.
oun O'I'OOK or. ulw scour
JUOT IN II II LITTLI “uncut
THAN tven “roan. ‘ ‘ , i
worlnsnrun now new we ‘
can IUY moo soon. units. you ‘
KNOW w: no TH: WORK IN THE
VERY our mutton. ,‘ ,.
WI HAVE TAKEN A ”On
.
PAINTING AND WILL as aw uo ' ‘
sum-r mousse volt
WORN. I y l «loam
we at o sanity III. _
event you one roll the
executions or voua Hobos
INOIDI OR 001'.
IO North Main It.
Residence. I O
elephant at house.
Norwalk Chronicler