items , dilly. Tm" miter as an Mrs. Norrie; 31M. day in New Y ,lllate' spent yester- Mrs. Charles F. Dunnobscke spent . yesterday in New York "apes...“ Mrs. Clifford Randall'wns a visitor in New York, yesterday. W Miss Jennie Davis was a visitor in New York yesterday on business. Mrs. Frederick Weioy is the guest of Mr. and Mrsfistlit‘ikewof Danbury. ‘ Miss Mary Tones. of Stamford is visiting Mrs. Clifford Randall for a few days 1.,— Rev. James W. Davis is suffering from a sevens cold. though still able to be about. The services at the Advent Christ ian Church this evening promise to he of especial interest and a large at- tendance is likely to result. The song circle of the East Avenue Methodist Epworth league held a meeting in the basement of the basement of the church last evening. The evening service at Christ chapel this coining Sunday will be omitted, morning service with Holy Communion being celebrated at 10:30 a. In. The Sunday school will as usual he at 9:30. Andrew LaCroix, son of Charles La- Crolx charge d’affairs for Albert Hat ner's cigarstore. has zeen‘engaged in Bronson’s market as the successor to Hialmar Burke, who has obtained em- ployment in Bridgeport. Handy Andy. as he is appropriately called, is the very essence of good nature, and there will be no one keeping the blues while he is around. A conference ofthe Epworth League was held last evening and it was ill- tended to elect a president to take the place of Silas Sherwood to serve the remainder ot the term. Bert Gelb, the vice-president, consented to do the ‘work of the president, but did not take office. At the close 'or the business meeting. refreshments Were served. *4...“ Dev Samuel Gurney M. 1).. fol'11u-1iy of Bridgeport and of Dorian and who has on a number of occasions preach- ed in Methodist Churches in The Nor- walks, but lets of~Ncw U111lati, Afri- ca. will deliver an address in the East Avenue Methodist Church Sunday morning on Mission Work in Africa. .Mr. Gurney came home to this coun- try to undergo an operation and will return within a year to Africa. Sull- day evening. at the church, will be delivered a lecture entitled in Dark- est Africa, by Rev. Edward Cunning- ham with Illnetytgtel‘coptlcon pictures.‘ The ladles’ Aid Society. of the East Avenue Methddist Episcopal Church. closed up yesterday a most success ful year's work. Their earnings the past your have been about 8200.. They had in the treasury at the, beginning of the year about $2010. making in all about $400. Thls‘amouut has been ex- pended in painting. paperlltg and fur- nishing the surname 111111 cousir-ucl ing a sewer for the 111111111. (trout credit is due lilo fow ladies who have accomplished this work. At the all- nual meeting very clear and accurate reports of this work were given by the secretary, Mrs. A. ll. Paddock. and tho trtulsurer. Mrs. If. 21). Seymour. The following oliloors were then elected for the coming yeni . President. M r11 1 A. N. Paddock: vlco 111e11tdellt M111 ll Cunningham: secretary, Mrs A. W Nichols: treasurer. Mrs. 11‘. S. Sey- mour; collector, Mills 8. Corhum. Mrs. Kale Mambo. the bright and cheery mother of Mrs. Frank ii. 011‘- terhaus. returned from her long and pleasant visit to the West on Tues- dll'. offer having traveled twenty-four hours without a change. which goes to show that this widely known and respected lady has as much courage and vivacity 1111 most of the girls less than half her years. she irg‘treltVld Vii: V its. on 111: y. mammm ‘i‘flfitww n. 'qmlw “IE only lnlpissusutml| she broke her left arm. in lumping out of a buggy while in 11 he, “a was lld'Vii arise 11.11131 of the above will VW W mm meeting will be , Vgit n tillle ll’ilcfllodlst Chumlh. ' 1 P. W all y out-servos a a Baptist Church. __ , The ladies of the Reliance Hook and Ladder Company will meet at Mrs Samuel Mead’ 11. Friday evenlps. November 17th, intransact business. contract for the new ice house which Alexander Raymond is having con- structed on his property on the Dar ion mad. Chasmai' s pond was frozen over yesterday morning. and remained so the greater part. of the may. but the ice has now all disappeared, since the warm spell and rain came. Mrs. W K. Aokart. who has been spending a few’wesks with Postmaster and Mrs. George W. Bryan, Rowayton avenue, left yesterday for her home 111 Schaghtlcoke. New York. Mrs. William- Dales. of this place. entertained the Merry Twalve Whist Club upon the occasion of its weekly meeting, Tuesday afternoon Refresh . meats were served. The first honor wellt to Mrs. George D. McKay and 1111 second to Mrs. Deavlln. Miss Minnie Jesse won the consolation. The club will meet next week with, Mrs. Frank 0. Becker. of Washington street. South Norbelk. A~quiei, but pretty wedding was soi- elnnlzed yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock in Rowayton.‘ The contract- ing parties were Miss Jennie Morrow Jack. of New Haven, and Charles Franklin Crockett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P. Crockett of Roway- ion. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ernest W Byshe, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. of Rowayton, and took place at the new- ly furnished home of Mr. and Mrs. Crockett, the cottage owned by Mrs. Josephine Crew. in .Craw avenue. There were no attendants. and the nuptials welc witnessed only by the near relatives of the contlaciing par- ties Specials. 3 lbs. SodsVCrackers, " 251: 3 lbs. Milk Crackers. 251: 3 101: pkgs. Crackers, 251: 6 5c pkgn. Crackers. 251: 2 lbs. Best Mixed Cakes, 251: Phone 251-6. 1 Rowayton, Conn. DARIEN AND nonoron. A cute for the Evening Sentinel. in Our 011. are Arthur Stanton, and Wai- isee Sharer. Orders sent to either of the above will receive prompt atten- ton. A plainly evident sign of winter was that Tilley's pond was frozen over yesterday morning. A meeting of the Ladies Aid Soclo ty of the Congregational Chur.ch was held yesterdav afternoon. The members of the Methodist. Church are planning It consent to take place in the town hall November 23 Mrs. G. 11.111511». entertained llor Sunday school class and that of Mrs. H, 8. Brown, at her homo on Tuesday night. The evening was very pit-as. antly spent. -Cider apples bought at Sti'ocl1t1l’s llurieil Cider Mill. lilo a bushel. Dr. John White Avm‘y. of Nol'olml. soils, with bill family. today, on tho Moliko. for Germany. whore he will 111111111! six months studying in the filth ion of Berlin. Vienna and Munich. At lilo recent meeting of Hill Libra» ry Book Committee it was voted to secure soventy-fivu volumes from Illt‘ litato of Connecticut. A, number of new book racks will also be built. A couple of old veterans were up. patently Very much interested in something which was going on under the railroad bridge. it was ascer- tained to be 11 fisticuifs between two small boys who were settling their dispute in n manly fashion and ap- parently both were onloying it. sud- denly another boy" trotted up and “batted in.” lie was solry that he did. for lie rocoivods blow on the sprint.“ the nose. which 111101111111 the 11.321111111111111 A [51W 1.339111. sins. W I Anthony VNordin. of Ditrien,l1ns the Roller-:Smlth ' lug friends from out of town. A‘turkey 11,11 per was given last night in the Coilhrhgationai Church. “W William Taylor ‘snd wife lire eaten 1.1111113111111111 from the death at their home a. A party of New 1111111111 came here for a hunting trip in tho country. Art Hall will do the 11111111111111. ‘ A little show then for s brush with the festive fox. and from all accounts grey are numerous in the outlying see- one. Two of the buildings that are to be supplanted with the llbrsrv have been removed but there Is a third one yet to come down. . Henry Hawkins is said to be a vic- tim of an attack of pneumonia at his home at Hulls Farms and his condi- tion is represented as serious. . . What about that turkey about by the -Gun Club? Do We get a pop for the birds, or are we to go to cold storage for a Thanksgiving feed and go broke? A representation of Epworth Lean 11ers from here went to the doctor‘s social in Southport Methodist Church. Monday night. Reports are favoring a delightful time. 1 HAUNTED HOUSE IN STAMFORD. «nun—q... Discovery Made by Spook Writer from Bridserprt- ; A writer for the Bridgeport Herald .has discovered that Stamford hnsa haunted house. whose situation in des- scribed as “at the head of a blind road that runs up the hill at the point where the Glcnbrook avenue car turns from the line to Springdai'e." The story-—whlch ls somewhat romtlntlc— is told as fOIIOWs: The house was built almost 100 years ago. and after the entire family or original owners had either died or moved away. the house was leased to u Iflndoo who took possession with two coolie servants. Much mystery at once began to at- tach itself to the new tenants. and the profound silence which surrounded the house day and night. No visitors can1t1.the servants any or went 0111.110 market wagons ever called at the house. and apparently no fuel was used except the wood which .surroundcd the property. It became known through that source from which gossip always ema- nates. that the Hindoo was a Yogi or High Priest of Buddha. and that he had been banished from some of the remote regions of India for some crime against his high office. and was to be an exile for a period of ten years. This story was first. circulated in the Stamford Club. where one of lllt‘ members had heard it ill Now York throng h a Suami oi the mystic cult of Biahamlsm or Buddhism. For over two years the Hindoo. sl lent and secluded lived in the house and nothing was learned of him mow than has nileady been told. and then one day. two more men. dark of com- plexion and of ascetic cast. came in on the train and made their way out to the residence of the silent Yogi. How they knew their way is a mys- tery. but they started out on foot, usk~ lug no quest one of anyone. and went straight to the house. where they were admitted. and then silence once more reigned in the place. Inquisitive people in the neighbor- hood watched snd walled. waited and watched but saw nothing. until one day an old man. who is a gardener went 11p to the house to ask permis- sion to do the work in the garden. He was met out on the lawn by one of the new arrivals. who said without awaiting for a question to be asked: “We were expecting thee. Work. Thou will be paid." And he turned on his heel and re-cntcrod the house. For two weeks. the gardener work- 1111 on the,1 premises, planting garden truck and then one mowing the same Hilldoo appeared and said: “Thy work is done Take this and go " And he placed in his hand a sum sudlcient to repay the man for several weeks' wmk Two more ycuis passed, nild IloihV- ing was heard of the inmates of the house. nothing went in. nothing came out. and then as suddenly as tl111y came the two visitors as suddenly wont away. A week afterwards. the two coolles appeared at the station with handles on their heads and they. too. Went away. What had become of the first ascetic was now the inquiry of the people who were interns d in the house. The agent for the ho ldin went. to the house on receiving1 wor from New York that the tenant had moved. to- gether with the rent for the , house. and a sign to let appeared on the fence. . , Next summer. as the season opened. some people from New York took the house. but they never got in. Servants who had been sent up to prepare the house fled in 11 state of terror the very first night. declaring that the house was haunted 1111111 twins be": and long pitiful 111111.,” agent poo- pooed that the idembltt never had the Mrs Samuel 11111111.. is 1111111111. .11 man high up in occultisnl. a Yogi V ”Mailman 111 i 1 Allownoonebodeoeivey All 11......de Intrusions 11111111111111.1111- Wm 11?: m mammal-en flint “trifle with and endanger the health of 111W tummy against Experiment. What 11:. CASTORIA Castorla is s nastiness substitute for Carlton Oil. Drops and soothing amps. lb is Plan-m. oonsa 11.115111111111111. b Morphine not other Narcotic abutment 111ml» inaccuracies. It destroy-‘Wornis and alloys Fomishness. Ib cures Diarrhea». and Wind Colic. It: mum Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flabulency. lb mandates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children’s Panacea-mic Mother’s Friend. ‘ .1 osuuluslr CASTORIA 11.1.11. .. Bears the Signature of The Kind You Hate 111111111111 )1) Use For Over 30 Years. "mmqvmssvm. 1'"me shriek ran out in the night. and the poor woman fainted. When she came to it was daylight. The story was soon all over Stam- ford. and the house has been vacant ever since. The mystery of the bolls was ex- plained by a member of the Vedanta Society in New York when he heard the story and it was to the effect that the Hindu was evidently dead and. that he had not expiated his crime. whatever it was. and that he must nave been what is known as an adept. of the highest type, The Vedanta explained that the man was not really dead. but was con cealcd somewhere about the premises in a trance. such as is only known to the highest caste Hindoos, and ascet- ics of the cult. and that his astral body had been sent to the temple; that is to say. the man was living in his natural fornl among the believers in India. while his cnlthly body llcs 2onccuicd in it.1111t‘ord.nnd that thc two liindoos who came to visit were not really bodily moil‘but astral bodies which had taken on the semblance of be human for tile purpost1 of couvers ing with the earthly bodies with which they came I" contact. The Vedcllta then explained that at. a certain hour each night the astral body returned to the earthly one. but the trance or hypnotlsm put upon the llindoo by his visitors prevented his taking possession of his earthly body. He would naturally ring the astral bells, which all ascctlrs or adopts usc. and he must have been one high up in the. councils of the cult. to have been able to leave his earthly body and assume the astral one. The house, nevertheless. is empty. and the ghost. continues to stalk and keep out tenants. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS SHEPARD’S MOVING PICTURES. Archie L. Shepard's Great Eastern Company. the grandest and costliest exhibition of moving pictures in tilt1 world owing to the acclamatlo'ns of praise received on its forms: tours. will visit us once again. presenting an entirely new and original program. which for subjects of great. variety and priceless value. stand alone on the pinnacle its own great. worth has built. and lowers above everything of its kind which offers in lame compo- tltlou uuyihlug in the way of mov- lug pictures. At lioyt's Theatre. next Saturday. Ditl1"l‘-NEI.BON Fluii'l'. lloyt's Theatre will be packed to the doors mutt Wednesday. Imltlner and evening, judging from the advance sale which is now on for tho Brill- Nelson light pictures. These are the original copyrighted ones and give the complete eighteen rounds. of fakes and faklrs. is on old and truthful saying anti nowhere it is more applicable than in dealing with motion pictures. The genuine Britt- Nolsou light pictures. by far the great est offerings of the kind ever placed on exhibition. are being widely coun1 tcrfeltetl by films which are advertilr 11d under the name of "reproductions." This sot-t of petty larceny is an ill- iustice and a libel and tho proprie- tors of the genuine Eritt- Nelson films are taking strenuous measures to kill off the pirates anti protect the public. BOWiilt' Patients of the average physician have more confidence in him than he has in himself. In Crow. Coughs. lliSTIIIlT REIIIEF CH 1 Sore Elihu-t. with BRAZILIAN RADI- dosos 111111. No opium Onlilnlulllbh cure for Asthma. 03- Bronolutls and diet Consump- “011.500 and 31.00 magi-u. Plus $3.50 prepaid. II. 1‘. Jackson a 09.. “din-polls. Ind d. if You 11111; Not a Comfortable Home. why don‘t you have a comfortable room? Heated by steam with hot and cold water. bath and all the. comforts that a man or a lady wants. Every» thing new and upon-to—date. Rooms by the day or week. Prices moderate. CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sta. .l. DISESA, Prop. THE JOHN 8. LA AGING!!! . 111.1. lNSURANCE REM. ss-rA-rs mattresses. uohav, are» son-r wagers." ennui-0' «noun. a score 111111111 smear. 1111. c111. m—s RENCE ’ 1:... . SURETY BONDS of all Kinds. APPLY '10 Jacob H. Lesion. AETNA INDEMNITY (10.. 6 Railroad Place. 00th Norwaik. Tel. 36-1-2. DAVID w. muons; Funeral Director: and Emhnlmer. ll Nflrth Main It. lentil Namath. Residence. 0 Washington Direct. Telephone at house. Ill-I 1.1.. new (V V HOTEL VICTORIA ONI MINUTI FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. 0111- rooms a special feature. Gas and llsetrio Lights throughout. Ev. cry room hosted. RATES NCASONAILI. Finely stocked Cafe in connection. A full line of Action. Merrill 5 Con. tilt Goa celebrated Wines, Liquors and 13% V as to 1.11.11.11.11. that 111111111 kinds of plumblnk. tislworli. Bloom and gas iittiug. ARTHIIR E. BENEDICT. climates 3111111. south Namath. 35 .11 40c Qt: Wenlrflsh.1iic 1b.; Silver Frostflsh. 51111., 250; Striped Bass,10c 111.. Small Shad. 81: 111.; Spanish Mackerel, 12c 1b.; 1.11111 Native Eels. 1111 111.; Whole sat. man. 1011 lb.; White Halibut 12c 1b.; Steak Cod. 100 1b.; Market Cod, 7c lb.; Flntfish 7c 111.; Large Smelt, 121: lb, Blacklish. 8c lb. ALL KINDS 011‘ FRESH FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER MARK . Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop. South Norwalk. The Time Will Soon .1 Come WHEN YOU WILL NEED A DOOR MAT TO TAKE THE MUD FROM YOUR FEET. AND THE WILL DO IT BETTER. THAN ANY OTHER. CALL AND SEE THEM. Charles E. Dow’s. HARDWARE. 112 WASHINGTON STREET Phone 167—2. Clearing Sale Gold W'tiiil’aprrs. Now is the lime to buy. it is my custom this time of the year to re- duce the price of Gold Wall Papers to cost in order to make room for new goods that will soon be coming In. if you need Wall Paper for this fall or next spring, it will pay you to buy now. Take advantage of this and save the regular profits that you will have to pay in the spring. Cloth Window Shades. with fringe, 256‘ I .‘fll m CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. ——..— WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephone Connection. L. H. linker, s7 wasnmorou 37., room noswauc comb. 1847. 1905 PLUMBING AND STEAM HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. ITOVII AND HANG“. ILATI AND TIN ROOFING. ass and mum Pittlng. In Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Its. Nev. you use our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS CMO M.PANY 17 WALL ITIVIITVo NORWALK. FRANK C. VAN SCOY. cashed a plumbing linen and will 11.. * i'f‘ IEV usso wrrn AB‘MUFH ear. lisrAc-r‘lon AND AT A 1 much possess rules ~ l THAN WM. 1123 V1 1 1111111111 THE HEAT, WHEN 111.1“. 11111-1; 111111»: 15111211 is tarsuss AND vvnsn 1r is 11111111... TO Keep A was even NIGHT. FILL THE stove—- “Alnd Close it Tight” YOUIR FIRE WiI.L 131: 1112.1an 1111 THEVMORNINa . . tar-111:1; .. "M Ital Ill” filly ill lVill 11111111111111 ’ “triennuusss m 1 . I i 'v s. is s insecurity of 11111111 Health and In elicsnttal element of Hangman. To prevent sickness and onioy sh! comforts of life you should equip ya 111 sleeping apartment or dressing 11.1111. hero 1 with a snowy white. one-piece ‘ V “Standard" Porcelain Enlmlod Law tory land have running hot and cold watches desired at your touch. ' we have samples in our1 Ihowroowl and 1udli gladly quote you prices. ~ Horace R. flash, consul 111111111 A1116 weer are... “ Vleuth Norwaik. Conn W all Pa per. Our stock of new goods just in is a little larger than ever before. Wonderful how low you can V buy nice goods here. ‘You know we tie the work In the very best manner. I Vile have taken a good many contracts for house painting and V will beVglad to submitiigures to: , . your work. 1 1 1 . I 1 V We try to carry in stock every- . thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or‘ out. , E. E 1(Stadium. ; uteri-mus sail-4 10 It 1101' or. . It. IronwsLK. " 1TH 11111111 “" i sourli nonwam'..codu. ‘ m TRAlNBACTB VA GENERAL. BANKINCVVV BUSINESS. '1 nuns-— “V‘Vi canvas 31001000300 - l l l 1.11.11.11.71. 1.11.111 l l 1. . $170,800.00 sun In 11. simulation ”P1111. 111-111 H. 1111111111. Ville-Plies. 1 1 aces 1.1. Myron, 0111111111. . 1 DIRICTOIIVO.V ”PM“ "”1 ’“i’ i1111111111111 Nov. sums to 1111111 11111 mi 111111111111 there. 111111 Don't be deceived 1111 11111111; 111111. and Clem always 111 band. "‘0'“ "9 “MW? 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Club 1111.. 1. . 09“ l“ ' “‘2 blue of 11 These articles are not 11.11 111111111 Iii "(IIVII 1 Meshes“ was she afraid of. will «captures the attraction. Prices _ AND I'll WW“ nits sch those 111 which li'lillsimlhtlha agreed in but she lasted one 1111111. 11111 2511, also, do and file. I e I 0 ““9 ““0" , 11 1111111111 York. tinder the p lit W The story site told was enough to W , . GAS FITTING gs’uopolwiahllnzl. s 1 ; , . 3'33" sqtszvitnalons 11qu 0.13th mill £111.11... hair 0 lug; I31; 111:“ CIIIICACCVV'IthVr-V gogg'AItLL'lf _ . APO V“. T i M... 1 " ttweu “'or more rods 11 a o ravc person. 1 we . .1 ll.»- 1 .1 A. B. c. 0 U H ‘M’V‘M 1 ohuulos' Paviliomu abstained MW date II, bothhd n 33311:yqfi~ ”has“ “ms hecord‘dlerald 1111111 U eb.. PROMPT!“ AND 'IAPI'J‘I' CURVI ““1 Shit; ém1 C0139”. ' Oflm mmwe ll ‘1", m1” that upon by Content boldly rinsius risia over 1111111 1 1 ‘ , 1 II: The stationm a! the 111111111111 01111. iron ALL cones. Minimal-ill. iN- 1......1... 1‘11th Will lit thought there must be it til Mil! . tral College! vs detail ed by “111111. PWINM NIUMW, “Va. 25g , South. Main St est 1 11 cent. of the gross 111111111. the house. and striklnss filth-“he pious 111111111;ng , so 1' . . Egan to' look around for it. without ear the list of; whim”, ‘3“. Loose, while the bell kept us 11 colitis. liens 111111511“ .. . m «at rinsing. it was 11111111 to the assign as a g rebates s All! shunt and at 11 desire fairs m 111 1111i: 11 M “P9“ W l 111113.11
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