‘dsiiy. 1’th
the iwrltsr so on
‘ me Mills.
trials was held last evening.
rum
Mr. and trig; Wallace Osborn are
spendlng a few days out of town. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey. of Van
Zent street, are the proud parents of a
baby boy.
Mrs. Mabel Phillips, of Bridgeport,
has been spending a few days with
friends here
The barge Fayre and ”Traits has an
rived with a cargo of moulding sand
for different factories.
The home; Tulips MchIllams has or-
rived with a cai‘gd of coal for the Fer-
ris Coal Company.
The Mpwo'rth league Sewing Circle
meets th s evening at the East Avenue
"Methodist ’iiipiscopnl Church.
.. The Radel steamer Fearless arriv
ed yesterday-with a cargo of 1.000
bushels. oi' Rockuway oysters.
The barge Belle has arrived with a
cargo of moulding sand. which will be
discharged at Raymond Brothers'
wharves. -.
Harry Weeks has accepted a posi-
tion with therNeW’ York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad. He works
nights at. Harrison.
Rev. James W. Davis and Rev. F 8
Ainsworth are spending today in
Plainvllle where there is an Advent
Christian Conference.
The regular weekly class meeting
was h in last" eye at the East Ave»
nus , ethbdlst C it was in
charge 0! James Hommedieu.
The steamer Addie V., which has
been trying to knock some of the line
qualities off the river bottom with the
result that she lost her rudder, has
been fixed up and is now on the job
again.
Stephen» A ‘ “is. engineer at the
Crescent Latin ry. is laid up with an
attack of blood poisoning. One of
his arms is quite badly swollen and
painful. Dr. H. C..Sherer is treating
him and he expects to be able to re-
sume work in a few days.
—“Cure the cough and save the
life " Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Sy-
rup cures coughs and colds, down to
the very verge of consumption.
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ROWAY TON.
Agents for The Evening Contlnsi. In
flowsyton. on Prod rlo Lockwood,
Elwood limiting)? in Chsriss Putt.
Orders sent to any of the shove w II
receive prompt attention.
Hui—m
Smelt are biting in line shape Just
now. and many people in Rowayton
and Darleu are making good catches
in the river.
The annual meeting and election of
oillccis of the Rowayton li'irc Depart
Intent was postponed fren: Monday ev-
ening until next Monday evening.
W”.
The happy hour “mice will be held
tomorrow evening in the Rownyton
Baptist Church. dud the usual prayer
meeting will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
o..—
ldugenc Cushmun took the Royal
Purple degree Monday evening. in Col-
fax Encampment, l. 0. 0. R. in South
Norwulk. After the work there was
a social time with refreshments.
There Is a small class ready to take
:he llrst degree at the coming meet-
us.
Superintendent" of Motive i'owur
Richards. of Nomi-invert. was in How-
syton. ,vcstordtly,Md mode a thorough
inspection of the pumping station
plant and the t k and troughs. and
suggested some ti: age that he desired
to have changed in rourd to the em-
pioyeos.
The regular business meeting of the
Juanita Outing that: was held Morn
day evening. at'
Mrs. Jose h Pennell In Rowaytoh. A
social ti e was cited and silicon:
M an Whig were elected or
follows: ‘
Pmldenb—«MmNIohols.
vtcol’resideutmlttlss Clara Aim:
wunhs ' ‘
Memory-«Harold noodle.
rrlsm rsr~im8 Isis stein.
pk
Route on People
have your use fore. sad at the
some time set: list- premiums. heed
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coco lost. our on. .........sss
' 99. wav‘gmiflfiw
2
new
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inn.
home of Mr. and ho
III:
..C K. Smith, of New London, passed
through Dar-ion. yesterday. on an auto
3 trip to New York.
W K ‘
A matinee and dance is being plan-
ned to NE hold at the town hall. on
Thanksg vlug day .
..._.....___
The fuu‘sr‘si of Mdm‘l'o Gillson. who
held yesterday morning at 9 oo'lock
from St. Johns R. C Church The
tery.
Lem Myers who is one of the jolly
biacksmiths at Louis Btoorua's sherry,
had the misforttino to he stepped on
by a horse recently. and he gets
abou‘t with a pronounced limp just at
present. .
leams. Shoulders and Bacon at
Street' 9 Cash Grocery.
Just at this season of the year.'tiic
town is redolent with the smoke of
many bonfires and the dry leaves are
rapidly disappearin from the princi-
'p‘sl streets;- entail he as finding consid-
arable pleasure in burning them.
William H Wiliniott, Jr who has
been engaged fortsome time as tender
of the tank at the New York, New
‘Haven 9nd Hartlord Railroad Conn
Punk's pumping station. at Rowaytou.
has chaaned his boarding place from
Sent on oz‘eluun George E. Everett's
read once 0 Mr. Wilhnott’s father's
home. in Barton.
WESTPORT
An‘ Onto for the Evening Continol. In
Woo port. are 8. Digiovsn'ni and Wm.
s. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
shove will receive prompt attention.
- Christ and Trinity church guilds will
meet today.
Mrs. F. L. Mills is home from a visit
with relatives in Hartford.
Miss Bertha Oehmnicber came home
Sunday to spend the day with he:
or.
Names Broom. who has been seeing
the sights In New York during the
past week, is home
Henry Hawkins who is the victim
01' an attack of pncmnonia. is In a
critical condition at his home In
Hull’s Fame.
A number of local Shriuers will u:
tend the special ceremonial. session to
be held in Seller's hull liridgcpon.
Monday night.
Miss Vivian Tequet has returned
from a visit with friends in Stratford.
She was an interested spectator at the
Yale- Princeton football game in New
Haven, Saturday.
7A band of gypsles came to town
Saturday. 'l‘heir stay was cut. short.
by the inhosplthiity t?) of town oili-
eors. No one here has a hearty Wol-
coino for that character of tourist.
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scones-rows.
Thomas Danfortli is still sick.
Miss Fannie Perry is \Isltiug friends
in Mt Vernon.
Edward Beers has started a fish
route through town.
Edwin Gilbert ls having the pipes
laid to his new reservoir.
9‘. A. Nicol. of Stamford, was the
guest at George Huseu. last week.
The barber shop has moved back
again into W. A. Williams' building.
Joseph Abbott and family. of Dan
bury, visited lriends in totvu last Sno-
day.
D. E. Smith and Leroy Sturgcs will
have water furnished them from the
new reservoir.
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Miss H. Belts. while going into a
neighbors house the other day. full
and broke her wrist.
The public telephone station has
been moved from the "vow salute to
9‘ ll. Boutons residence.
The town of Wilton has erected now
railing all along the highway below
theldopot. whichmnltos traveling for
out: er.
Mrs. Caroline Brown has sold her
residence. known on the Charles 07:
rue place. to the Gilbert 8: Bennett
Company for s tenement house.
- mum on
wThe lbsorsmso lustersJors in
pitch list the
fire Ios'l or“ the Oil them
i. Mau-
motoring. sponsor's rodent lire.
new convi'sovmo' rims.
s:
the aid .
To not... .. .
tedious ”75,000,000 and 60900900 of ..
his said that antler the 3
died» suddenly in Dorian. Sunday. was ”6
intermciit was in the Catholic Ceme‘to
s ‘ introut
.oogppelliug him to boy the utiw msuited-
: assessments or iron: on pending
him from the order because
ed to pay the new rate.
. came up yesterday
nor .
92. Rbbsoii‘j" sup
e retus~
The ease
fore Justice day-
s secretary of
tdsttfiod that the
force of the resent time
insurance.
1 mus of Massachusetts. the Royal Ar-
cation: .Ibo as Inca ”mitt: under the
is So of that state. turders had
the. power to Whereas 3
to change rates under p or procetls
are; and he contends?! that in the pres
out ‘chlurage that proper procedure had
on a .
Abh lsuulls. of Nashville, Tenn. an
actuary was called as an expert and
testined that the change in rates was
toedusiise them so that. the young
lines would not be compelled to pay
more than he s.houid such as had hov-
‘ Doped under the old rates. and the old
or members should pay more. He said
that statistics demonstrated that 32
'per cent out of every 10. 000 died be},
tween the ages of 21 and 85 years,
age or 68 years.
w—s—ou
.BANKER TH'OMAI DRINKS POISON
w. Thomas, an associate of the
late 0 J. Devlin in his extensive coin
mine enterprises and one of the prin-
cipal stockholders in the defunct First
National Bani: of Topeka, drank can
belie acid last night and his life is
dcspa red of. Mr. Thomas had been
in ill- r‘ealth since the failure of the
Topeka Bank and the failure of the
D'svlln interests, as he was heavily in-
volved. his liabilities being about
8480.000 and his assets about 8175,~
000. it had been planned that he
was to start for Hot Springs, Aria, for
treatment today.
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BIG TRANSFER OF HORSES
SACRAMENTO. 0:11.. Nov. 22~Four
special trains are carrying to New
York the shipment of horses from the
Rancho del Peso. John Mockey, “sup
erintendeut of the. Haggin ranch,’ tra
veifd in the last car of the fourth spe-
c a
The shipment it is understood is
valued at one million dollars and is
insured for practically that amount.
The cost. of the transportation of the
six hundred horses to New York was
about 880,000.1‘hero will be a fore-
“) each car.
REMINGTON RIFLE9 BEIZED.
HAVANA Nov. 2.2-»8ixty Renting
ton rifles were seized by the police
San J uau do Martinez. province of Phi-
ar Del Rio In which titty anti ~-goveru
ment plotters were missing. A dozen
oi! the latter were captured.
Col. Julian Cruz. a prominent cit
sea of Plum Del Rio and at present
in Havana. has been ut'rcstod in con-
nection with the. Ilmi- government
monument and will be taken to Pinur
Del Rio for trial.
NATIONAL GUARD CHANGED.
An order from tho adjutuut~gener
al's
Jeremiah J. Murphy. Coast Artillery.
is detached from the command of the
First Company from November 20. and
that he will be placed on the retired
list to date January 8.
Another order announces the honor-
Mk 9. Ju. Company K Third infan
try. C. N (L. to enable him to enlist
in the United States army.
LIQUOR IUCINICS SOLD.
Michael J. O'Brien who has been
tnnployed in the wholesale liquor
house of Frank J. Donahue. in South
Norwsiit for a number of years. and
Joseph J. Rooney, who has been con-
nocted with the Union Hotel. hue
formed a partnership. and purchased
the long-established business of Frank
C Becker corner of Water and Wash
lngton streets which they intend to
improve, enlarge and conduct In tin
future.
lug names to a now.
LIBANON FARMIR DROPI DEAD.
COLCHESTHIR. Nov. 22. wit. it. Our
pester. a farmer of Lehman. dropped
dead last night of hurt dismantle
was Ill: years old.
The Paradise ibmhrsuss.
Burshsrts is the psradlse of our
brsiiss. The are - csrrled proudly
over the has of every oiiicisl and
stint at the approach of s person of
higher rsnlt. and inside the Itrston no
«morons may be carried open. ascent
that of the emperor himself. The
umbrella is the clown. the wood of
cited; the outward site of rank and
distinction. There are ambit-tins oi!
gold inside and out to: the emperor.
of gold outside only for the more».
onward; nurse
sue to buhlness tomb
use the it... onus of ti. surge:- a
Company.
‘ with
Int]
2‘;
guilt. for tutorial years mm
chain:
93% I '
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W it: an- oil:
slots: so:
The iii-m has leased the
carpenter shop in lilgi: amt. Not» I”
9 W”
I:
with s strips of oilow satin for the
. _ with s wider
891% ' ‘ rial for his ilo‘
hit white silk with
9 narrow gold strips for the illegiti-
is eons of the illegitimate broth-
ennui so on all ionsltum.
firm uncut. every military sneer.
hunt. his ism: Wis uh: tumor-us.
lines it immunised from mint
i
vol en'stiond‘aot whenever he leaves; 11.
Inc or is sturdy
his house. In suns? WW “I“
a this comm”; lsb‘i'fis‘th or list
which ill
, Memos: m ball... 3
saw: sum and motion.
over! nobleman. but invariably are:
while the percentage was 68 over the
LEAVENWOR’I‘H, Kane. -.Nov 22.—-'
man for each train and twu grooms'
i
last night in a raid on a house near law you cannot be
i
oilice announces that Captain ....... Wm“... M
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able discharge of Private Martin 00- soluteiy fined and guaranteed in the
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LIEUTENANT CHARGED WITH 9: 32:, 9: 60 18: 50!. 11: 08, 11:17x.
roaosnv. P. M.-—~18:993. 1:08. 8:951. 8:87.
MANILA. Nov 28.~,-I.leutenant 4:23x. 8: 45. 8: 01:. 8: ill, 8: 49: 7.17:.
Hugh Kirkmnn of the Eighth Cavalry. 8:00;. 9. 52:. 10: 88.
has been arrested at Fort McKinley. . M. .
on the charge of forgery. It is at . u YI- .
leged that Lieut. Kirkman was short A. M.-18:88:. 8:891. 8:483. 8:88.
of troop funds to the amount of 8600. 9:821.
and that he raised the money by for: 3 P. M.——8:88s, 8:081, 8: 48, 8: 01:,
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laments or '
Promotes: monomer
mesmflotconldius settler
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lac Sinu’ls Signature of
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out. Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN
sooom uo. No opium.
Oll Isthmus cure for Asthma. (loo
Bronchitis and slot: Consump-
880i. 60o and .1 00
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SAFE WIRING
in these days of rigid insurance
too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all our work to pass‘
the most careful inspection.
NUNTNN I NNNPANY,
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Box 508. So. Norwsllt, Conn.
Telephone Coll. 8M
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it: tonnedicul Neural his insurance to.
ISSUES THE IDEAL
LIFE iNSURANOE CONTRACT.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges sh-
Policy.
r. H. rIsLo'. W990i" Agent,
United Bank Building,
90 Norwnllt. Conn.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILI.
In Effect October 8. 1906.
t“
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK:
A.” ~12: 59! 9: 32!, 3:491, 8212!
8:80 8: 86, 7.48. 9: 19. 92.92 9: 08!.
7: 28. 8: 00!. 9: 28:. 92523.10114.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. H.::,-t§9.890 8:.80 I'M. 9:09.
9:408, 92 00!. 9: 09!. 19: 02!. 10: 08.
11:00:. 11: 03.
P. M~18:08:. 1:04. 8:001. 8:88.
8:311, suits. 4:98. 4.82. 8:099, I: 09.
6: 28. 9:001. 8: 08. II: 88. 8: 08s. 9: 00:.
9i39.11l00!,12l091.
land-y s.
A. u.--s.oo ‘I:80.10:le.
P. iii—4.06. Ii: 0:, 0 90s.
11:00:.18.oox.’
IOUTH NOIWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
8:08;.
A. NIH-18 08:, 1:21;. 1:562. 8:18.
“7:. 11:11:. 11:48.
$29.81 29 4.:999HL10' III
P. 99. 9:191. 1:99.
9:10. 5: its own. s: a: 7: l r. on.
9: 22.: 1:‘2.I ' N"
MI in addition to shove.
awn .. ..
9: 1A). 181.513.192.959“. 1:88” 8:18.
P. Ill—8:48. 7.10:. were.
scum nonwstn To onusunv.
1: 97.4278. lasts. a: 83.
P.’ lit—II”. I:fls.8:19.8:10, 7-17.
century to lists Nomlk.
A no: sit. mos. 3:11. 10:92:
41
P. Nth—9:99}; "I9 99:19:49
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souvH uohwstk, CONN.
TRANBAOTBVA GENERAL BAN KING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
$100,000.00
*—
sunPLus sun PROFITS
$173,500.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josisr R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christihn Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
if {on Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
room? Hosted by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. F‘very
thing new and upon-to-date. Rooms by
the day or Week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOT-EL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut eta,
J. DIBESA. Prop.
m Jam; 3. ti warns:
AGENCIES.
ALL INIURANCE. REAL IOTATI
MORTGAOIO. NOTARY. ITIAI
IOAT TIC KI
PATKNT.‘ ssounso.
s COUTI-I mun ovum.
To. Call, sec—s
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embslmor.
19 "firth Main It. Iouth NoMIII.
Residence. 8 Washington Itrost.
'I'skphons st house. 189-8
“""+'.‘.".“‘.‘..w ”
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONI MINUTI FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms I spsoisla fosters. Css
snd llootrio Lights throughout. Iv-
ory room hosted.
RATIO NIAIONAILI.
mus: muss out in connection.
A fut line of Aoksr, Merrill A Cow
Clears slwsys all hand.
’1'. J. CULLWAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Gall, 88M
Disinfect Today
wherecur M.” g .,
3‘s s” '
are used. on a bottle today. and keep
[out of trouble. ,
88o ism bottle.
tn the
or vg we
Zeitfusi
9’.
trr'wt't -
. CharissE D’ow’s.
dtt Coo celebrated Wines, Liquors and '
No fear at contagious diseases.
supervises.
m WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 187—-2.
. WWW
Hui: Your Plumbing Done Right
I desire to msks it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds oi! plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Not-walk.
31661::
SCNLLNPS.
35 and 400 Qt.
Weakiish, 10c 11).: Silver Frostflsh.
5 lbs. 25c: Striped Bass 10:319.: Small
Shad, 8c lb. Spanish Mackerel.12c 1b.;
Large Native Eels.1<ic 1b.; Whole Sal—
mon. 10c lb.; White Halibut, 12 :3 “1.;
Steak Cod. 10:: 1b.; Market Cod, ”to 1b.;
Flatilsh 7c 1b.; Largo Smelt, 1‘3. e lb.;
Blackflsh. 8c lb.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
t.H,DECKER.
Christmas
Presents
Don't wait until the last, moment.
Buy now and avoid the rush, and have
leisure to choose your presents. Goods
stored free of charge. until you call
{or them.
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DINNER SETS
WATER SETS
CHOCOLATE SETS
BRUSH AND COMB TRAYS
TOILET SETS, ETC.
Fine line of ill and lair imported
Thin China Cold lluud Decorated Cups
and Saucers, Pitchers. Iiuir ltecciv-
ors. Egg Cups. Suittd Dishes, Etc.
A line of Lumps from 12.: to $8.00.
sap-s—
Pictures
Just received 500.
to 91.49.
the city.
Pictures framed
Shades made to order.
Prices from 29c
Best line for the money in
and Windou
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
9L.H.DECKER;
87 Washington Btrcct.
Tel. Con.
South Norwaik.
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob H. Lauton.
AETNA iNDmMNiT‘! 00..
5 Railroad I'Is1osi south Not-walk.
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND 9
(MI FITTING.
m
Tin. sum Iron. Coppoitf
sud Zinc.
W
go south Mela unset.
Tots one 1818.
If your Plumbin is out of date, the
members of youréhousshoid are com.
stsutiy visiting their heslth. Dsfectivs
plumbing generates germ-boning seo ,_
wer gases which be hits the s mar 33
phsro and cannot help but be breathed
by the oocupsnts.
Let us examine the condition of your
plumbing. correct defective piping and
install the but sanitary fixtures mods, ., .
namely “Standard" Baths and One-
piooo Lavintorloo. Our illustrated
booklet “Motion-n Home Plumbing”
sent free upon application.
Horace R N.ash‘~
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STB.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
9urn
oke‘
IT IS usso WITH As MUCH SAT.
iSFACTION AND AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN COAL.
I
I I
pus—~— t. I"
I
THE HEAT. WHEN ALL. ‘DRAFTS
ARE OPEN l8 iNTENSE AND
WHEN iT IS NECESSARY
TO KEEP A FIRE
OVER NIGHT. FILL
THE STOVE-—
And Close it Tight”
READY iN
1.
YOUR FIRE WILL BE
THE MORNING.
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Phone 68.
pm
“AW—my-.." ...,. .m .M ...- C. s.
NVstill
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can ,
buy nice goods here. You know:
we do the work in the vcry'bm
manner. _. at...“
We have taken a good many.
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures folio,
your work.
We try to carry in 'stoci: evory- '3
thing you need for the decoration
of your ,houoe inside or out. a,“
E. E. ' 3. ,
Gar-ham,
3TILIPHONI 999-9
10 FIROT IT.
1847.
PLUMBING AND STEAK"
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR' HEATINC. 3
s'rovss mo assess
“£29 ”at” m: it could.
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