It. rh-ilsnls M
some Imostly. They
:avrltsr as an
It. Ii. Behrens about yesterday in
New Yerk.“ ‘
William Kasai: has taken a posititln
with the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company. ‘r
”Don’t fall to stop at W E Barnes',
Second Brldfle. East Norwalk. for
dong Island Produces
.- W
The christening Oi” the child recent-
ly born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cas-
ey, of Van Zant. street. will take piaceW
this evening.
.‘fli’ r'.
George Beatles “who has resided
here for ma 7 years is moving. .to
West Norwlii. 'Mr. Besrles is driver
for Hatch and Bailey.
A special 'Vlueeting‘ of Christ's
Church. parish will be held tomorrow
evening. to organise the new parish.
Rev. C. M. Belieck, assisted by Rev.
Wemyss Smith. will preside.
The deel Oyster Company is run
ning almost at [incapacity just now
and it is hard to get good oyster op-
eners enough to execute the orders.
Beginning tomorrdw the concern ex
poets to ship 2800 gallons of oysters
daily. .
on.
Edward Hatchman will lead the
meeting of the Junior Praying Band
tomorrow evening. Silas Sherwood.
the president of the Band wishes to
have as large on attendance as possi-
ble as there will be a business meet.
ing of importance in connection with
the religions service.
W ’
The floor Of Hafuliliis cigar store has
just. been 'oiied. and the result is that
there is e. vely strong smell of crude
oil decidedly unpleasant to the olfac-
tory nerves. Charles lecrolx is iak
int a day off today. but whether there
is any connection between the two
facts is not known.
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ROWAYTON.
Agents for «The Evening continsi. in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Brasdway and Charles Potty:
Orders cont to any of tho abovs will
resolve prompt attention.
William DeWaters'. ot' Stamford. has
been visiting at his home in Penney-
or street.
John Johnson, who bought the Mon-
sell place in Logan street, has had the
house repainted.
Mrs. Mary Themes. of Rowayton
avenue. has gone to Jamaica. Long is-
land, to visit. her .sonlildward.
.‘——-9-—-
Miss Beatrice DeWatcrs, of Pen-
noyer street. is visiting relatives in
Bayonne, New Jersey. for a few days.
The indics’ Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church. held their reg-
ular supper, last. night. a large number
of people being present and enjoying
the menu.
mvmm
Captain Judson lWIlilamson, with
the sloop Ruby. iiift yesterday for
Huntington, mug.;lslaad. where he
will secure another‘ioad of produce for
ltowayton people.
Mrs. Frank C. Becker, of South Nero
walk. was the hostess for the weekly
session of the Merry Twelve Whist.
Club Tuesday. Refreshments were
served at the close of the day's play-
ing. Mrs. Edward Becker won the
first prize and Mrs. William Doian won
the consolation prise.
George I). McKay. of nowayton
avenue. has received word of the IiiiiI-
den death of his father. John McKay.
in Brooklyn. lie was in the seventy
that year of his age.‘zdi‘lmcral services
will be held treat his late home. tilt
Monty avenue. Brooklyn. this evening
at 8 o'clock. interment at Hunting-
ton. ii. i.. at the convenience of the
family. .
fouls Schmidt, of Railroad avenue.
has received word of the death of his
brother. Karl W. Schmidt in Now Co-
nsan. Tuesday. Deceased was two.
ty nine years of age, and had been ill
for some time with typhoid fever.
Funeral settlers will be held from the
Congregational Ohurell. New Canaan.
on saint-day. at 2 o’clock interment.
will be in New Canaan summery.
Rowsutod People
have your our fate. add at the
some time ask for premiums. Road
prices below:
“U"IID P" 7hs ‘I|Il|4ll488448m
(IRAN. IUOAR. 88 I88. .........8IM
”at” .M.‘ m “to this in.“
”Robortfi
".01: canon
{is said.
vSoutbport. yesterday.
on
Miss M0801 is visi ug in New York.
filth and wife. who have
been residins I: re for some time, have
gene to New Yuri: to live.
W ‘
Restaurant Keeper McCarthy. who
acquired the: place iron: William Chal-
nlers, is thinkius of leaving town. it
.....
Considerable interest is being taken
in titti- stimulated toWn meeting to be
held tomorrow night, to take action on
the matter 01 electric lights along
some oi the principal streets. The ex
pesos would b trifling and a large
number not poop e are heartily In favor
of the proposed move.
WESTPORT
Owning sentinel In
lovailnl and
Aunt- fort “STE;
8. “us either of thms
alloys ”will passive pronlpt attOntion.
Mini) Jfiubiags visited friends in
W
it. is estimated that about 600 tour
ing cat's passed through here on Sat-
order on routes can
MINI TIM: Mélillwee spent Sunday at
the farms with her parents. returning
to Bridgeport on Monday
Seven thin to Thanksgiving and no
signs of storm disturbances Here's
for a green Thanksgiving.
Fred Bedforli. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
has been in town overlooking his ex.
tonsive interests at the Forms.
Several from this place attended the
lecture given by Judge John H. Perry
a: :equot iyceum. Southport, Tuesday
h g t.
m... w”
According to Fred Kelupcr: “'l‘hc
placid surface of the Suugntuck river
is no more indicative of tranquility
and peace than Westport at the pres-
ent time."
II; is hinted that Joseph ilyait' s sev-
eral trips with 82. A. Sippcrley in the
latter’s unto, have been for the pur-
pose of “posting" on high and low
speeds, regulation runs and kinks; at.
so that. the genial town clerk Is to be-
come possessor of“ un auto ere long.
A...
NEW INDUSTRY IN SOUTH NOR-
WALK.
*—
Boston Tea and Coffee Company In-
corporatrd.
A new industry has developed ill
South Norwalk during the past. low
days. it will be known as the Bos-
ton Tea and Coffee Company and pit
pcrs of incorporation have been filed
with the acerbiall of state. The cap-
ital stock is to be $15. 000 and the ac
tual paid ill capital is 8i. 000 tlu- lull
once to be. paid in as soon as required
The Incorporators of the new concern
are Robert, Joselovsky. of East Nor
walk; Louis Joseloff, of South Nor-
walk; Morris Joseioff and Morris
BtuII, of Norwalk. it Is the intention
of the company to conduct u gout-rel
tea coffee and spice business, offering
premiums as a stimulus to tr,lule and
open it number of stolen tIllouglloui
the state. As soon as the illcolpor-a
lion upcrs are returned from liar:-
fot'd t c stockholders of the new com-
pany will get together and elect di-
rectors alltl officers.
———_..._..
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
WINTER SPORTS IN MANY LANDS
The new moving picture citation,
Winter Sports in Many Minds. will be
one of the many new features to be
offered by Archie 1.. Shepard, at
lloyis’ Theatre, on Saturday. Novem-
ber 20th. This pit-tut:- is an exact
reproduction from life of the sports
indulged in during the winter months
ill the many countries of the world. Ill
Norway. Sweden, Denmark. ltussiu and
even In Canada and British America.
the winter season In the happiest of
the year and. the youth of those lands
enjoy themselves in inunllcrs that are
as varied as they the elltt-ttcining.
Among the other features to be pro
seated next. Saturday will be the fun-
ny nt-w novelty How Jones host ills
Roll. The School Girls and the ultra
glar, The Shop Shot Fiend. Au inno-
cent Fliriation and many other hilan
iously funny creations. Among the
«situational features will be seen The
Life of a New York Policeman. Down
in a Coal Mine. A Fight to u Finish
and u Surgical Operation.
We.
IN T1118 LAND 08‘ COTTON.
One of the characters in: "In The
land of Cotton" .which comes to the
tiny: s Theatre, on Monday, is that of
a war veteran. who. ill the autumn of
his life becomes an inmate of the
Soldiers Home and who imagines that
he has fought in every battle of the
war. The interpretation: «it this chat
aster furnishes most of the comedy
while the diversity of the other chat"
furnishes an evening's entertainment
that it not wantinguin novelty.
The scenery is lit frills sketches
made of picturesque Old Point Oom-
fort in Virginia. where the different
8041188 are told. The company engaged
in t a prosont reduction cohlss her-
pWIth would humor his every. whim '
the way she had done. .
”Have you ever wanted anything
to eat. no matter what it was. that i
tally ‘iAad i'vo‘ never said a
self sticks add necktie: and
thing else from collar to parrot.
We tried to make home hopm’ iiit‘
you. Alvin. and you' to always done ex-
think any other woman is going to do
as much for you." ,
“May has studied in a cocking
school." Alvin returned somewhat in-
digunntly. "I know she won't be a
household tyrant. i don't.
she’ll apply for a dIVOl'Ct' if i leave-
my stoves and bat lying around. "
"You’ll see.” retained his mother,
routed before the faiuonsucss of young
love as mothers have been ever since
the days of Eve.’
After the wedding was over and her
son and her new daughter were estab-
lished In their cozy flat Mrs. Jones'
maternal interest was tinged with
tearful expectancy. To be sure. Al-
IN run MIDDLE or run HALL. '
Vin looked happy. but for all she knew
he might be putting it on. May was
pretty and sweet and lovubiowbut her
mother-indoor noted the firm curve in
her chin and her calm eye and waited
for something. to bullpen.
“Alvin is so fond of fried cabbage."
said his mother one day, happening
in as her daugllter-ioiuw was pre-
paring canned peas.
"1 know it." said Mary sweetly. “lie
has asked twice for it. but he doesn't
get it! Such lndigestible stuff is not
good for him."
Mrs. Jones went home and wept
that evening. She saw down a long
vista of years her son treading his
weary Way nuchcrrcd by ills favorite
vegetable. Her heart was but within
her. ‘
"no you ever have fried salt pork
and gravy for breakfast '2" she In-
quirod with set-mini: (lawlessness un-
otllnr day. Allin Ilild Iic‘én abnormally
fond of It. at. home.
“Merry. no!" May hi‘eatheli "That
awful greasy stuff! I bcilmc Alvin
did say something about it once. but i
explained to hip: flu. dreadful things
it (lid to one's system and he been“!
mentioned it again. I find that Al-
vin likes a lot of things which are
very bad for him." she ended. thought-
‘iuily.
“i must be going now." said Alvin’s
mother in haste. She felt she could
not stay another minute without beg-
ging this heard-hearted young creature
to relont and make life pleasant for
her poor. misunderstood boy.
She felt indignant when she arrived
the following Sunday. having been
asked to dinner, to find her son gain-
ing in weight and looking for from
starved. Alvin had always been
rather thin when he was at home. also
noticed, though. that once when he
had carelessly flicked cigar ashes on
the floor he rose the next minute and
carefully brushed them up.
“I milks so much extra Work for
May." he said in explanation. "You
didn't train me very well. did you
mother?” 7
Mrs. Jones was speechless before
this rank ingrstiiudc. Just then May
called her husband from the'kltchon
in her clear voice. Alvin hastened
out where she was. She came baelt
laughing. in one hand his cup. in the
other a glove and a whisk broom. “l
have slowed the rap behind the dust-
pou." he said gsyly to his wondering
mother. “The whisk broom i had left
on the dining-room table and my glove
was in the middle of the hall. on.
it keeps May busy making me put
things where they batons. l begin to
realize how horribly careless i‘vo been
all my life. How long do you think
it‘ll take for you to train me into a
civilized helps. my lady?" in ondedit
as May came into the room.
tilts shook her «head (leisurely.
"You're a pretty bad case.” she said.
"but i have bones of you if i keep up
the discipline." ‘
Alvin only smiled foolishly. as
though he liked It. instead of resent-
ing the treadmill. _.
"No. thank you." said his mother
side with prose refrain other cities.
and the play In pronounced one of tho
but American drama. of recent years.
We..-“
tons Masses Mtwins ocean.
Vita-as
ruler otflorwsy. \
ew/‘w an serfs.
I
0 Mil” an . ‘ idly. s.
“(’0 1184801530“. mm I’d
0 . G" 0h! a
on carillon or new
when they list down to dinner. "linole-
how i'm not at all hungry today."-~
Chicago News
Hsr First Dish.
Silas-«hells got an economical wlfs.
all right
Cyrus-That sci
Allocation, she actually collected
the ricottliat was thrown at tho wetl-
diog and his“: 42 Miwfliugwcmv
«echo» .
‘Ja'g .
paid not fix it for you?” she united '
dolly as you blessed. Now do you "
believe . ,
when «you stroll rd boxing gloves ‘
I ’ 1
flown.mSou¥esmoatncdflom
Wornls.Convuisioas.t‘everisIl-
mas and Less or Sums
meow
hesitate gusto-c of
“51"“ REllIEF ‘lttt‘r'
siti-
.I!r‘onolttls and unicellular,
£08 “a I! 00 (lots. Pin!
a” 9”,]. hing. ': r, I ‘ (lot.
I.
“W
i
sass: Winnie
in'these‘days of .rlgid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all our work to pass
the most; careful inspection.
BURTIIII it ~ BUMPINY.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. I
Box 508. So. Norwsik, Conn.
TolephoosCaii. 380.2.
Tile illnettitui titled Ilia Instant: Iii
HOURS THE IDEAL -
LIFE INCURANCI CONTRACT.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges atl-
solutsly fixed and guaranteed in tho
Policy. .
F. H. FIELD. Can't. Agent,
United Bank Building, .
80. Norwailt. Conn.
5m
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
r...—
TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 8. 1908.
NEW YORK.
A M.—12:88x 8: 82:. 8:481, 8:188.
0:50. 0: 85 7: 46 8:18. 8:48. 8:081.
9:32x. ll: 80 10: 50a. 11: 05. 11:17:.
P.M--l8:48x.1:05. 82.08: 8:87.
4: 28x, 0: 40, 14:01:. 0: 84, 0: 49:, 7171.
8: 003:. 0: 52):. 10: 82.
-.
aundays.
A. M.—-18:88x. 8:88:. 8:483. 8:88.
8:428.
P. M.:—-—8 88x. 8: 08:. 8:48 8: 01:.
7: 28. 8: 008. 8: 288, 8: 02!. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A Mes-4::80,880 0:80, 8200!, 8:03.
a: 40x a: 00:. 0.4: 10: on.
ii: 001:. 11: 08.
r. lie-18: 03x. 1: 04. a: 00:. 8:88.
3.31:, 8:443, 4:,08 4:83, 82.03: 8:09.
0: 28. 8: 00:. 8: 03. 0:88. 8:081. 0: 008.
8'88.11:00x 13:00:.
Gilli
A. hie-0: 00 7' 80. “70:08:.
9. MM: -oi 8: «cos. a: a,
11:00:. 12:00:! M 08
OOUTi-l NORWALK TO NIW
HAVIN.
A. Alt-72 08:. 1:218. 1: 88:. 8:18
7: 29. 8: 80, 8:11:,10018.11:11x, 11: 43.
unmet, 1:80. 8:10x. 4: 88.
0.10. ii: 38 8: 08:. 8131.7 :10!. 8:08a.
0.22.fl11:84.
Phil-Jon,” in addition to show.
untidy-i.”
A. If.:--18 10:. 1281:. 1: 88m 8:18.
1:11 11.11:.
P. lie-8:48 7: 10!, 8:088.
sown neswALK ‘ro oansusv.
A. nth-o: 20. 8:88 .988 as.
p: Mr‘”1sN..l Ost’bl 16. O: 10; 7:17:
unholy to lentil Norwalit. _ .
11A. 1-4144, 7458. 4:11. 10:088.
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LEAVI COUTH NORWALK FOR‘
10: 05’ “no...
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
m
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
“00.00000
nun——
sunPLus AND snorirs
3173.50000
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vial-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
u—ns—n—
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
dohn H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josisr R. Marvin .i. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
it" :0. have Nola
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 8ts.,
J. DISESA. Prop.
7'77! JOHN B. llWRENCl
ICING!!!
ALI. INIURANCE. RIAI.‘ IITATI
MORTOAOII, a'I'NO ARV. ITIAI
IOAT TICKITO
rarsn'ré ssounso.
s lOU'I'i-t want s'rnss'r.
'I l
TOI. C
o...
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Moral Director:
and Embaimsr.
1| HOrth Ilsin 8t". 800th Hamil.
nuisance. 8 Washington that.
'l'slspllons st house. 184-!
rnlsrusw"
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONI MINUTE FROM DEPOT
IUROPIAN PLAN.
Our rooms a spacial fosters. (In
and llsotrlo Lights throughout. Iv-
ory room hoststi.
HAT]! IIAOONAILI.
Final stookss Cats in oonnsotion.
A fol Ian of Aoksr, Merrill a Can-
tilt Com sslshratsd Wines. Liquors and
Cigars always on hand.
1'. J. tonaxvau. Proprietor.
Tsisplions Call. 888-4.
No fear of contagious
where our
Disinfectants
are used. 0st shuttle today. and linen
out of trouble.
018888838.
. 8 Railroad Harm
‘8iivor Frost Fish. 8 ion. for 289: Fist-
? , fish, 5 lbs. to:- 28:; Market cod. no Ila;
‘ silo. 12c: Pickoroi.180: corms Carp.
Sc: Plks. 10c; Stool: 008. 1083‘ Wealt-
fish 10o: Swordfish. 120;
40¢ per qt.
not. KlNDS or runes also is
alchemical: salons. .
THE HEOPLE’B FI8H AND OYBTER
MARKET.
on: salvation Army Building.
Escailops.
‘ ‘lsst lino of Washinoton street Iridos
CAPT. CHARLES 011681088. Prop.
South Norwalk.
A full line of
arVersI
for
AT
Charles E. Dow’s.
HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON STREET.
Phons 167—2.
Halt lull Plumbing Done Right
, l desire to make it knov‘vn that I have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Nor-walk.
)16 Bin
L.H.OEcKEs,
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
for them.
“-1—-
DINNER ears
WATER SETS
CHOCOLATE sa'rs
sausl-i AND come rams
TOILET ss'rs, arc. '
Fine line of 10 and 150 imported
'i‘hin China Gold Band Decorated Cups
and Saucers, Pitchers. Hair Receiv-
ers. Egg Cups. Salad Dishes, Etc.
'A line of Lamps from 12c to 88.00.
Pictures
Just. received 500. Prices from 29c
to 41.40. Best line for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades matte to order.
GTORE OPEN EVENINGS.
L. H. recites.
87 Washington Street,
South Norwsik.
'l'ei. Con.
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds.
APPLY TO
Jacob M. Lauton.
WNA lNDlilMNiTY 00-.
0814877 Norwalk.
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
panorama.
arson.
nor warns.
AND
one FITTING.
Tin, Shoat Iron, Copper
'28s isi‘ss bottle.
at the
ills lattice Motor.
8 NO: NAIR OT»
l
““1.
M84748“? T0888:
8
so. calmness :
and zinc.
as South Main Must.
sacrum . two.
‘ namely “Standard"
Thanksgiving!
If your mun... Is a 7'
members of your houssilod a s so on-
stantiy risking their health. Defective ,
plumbing generates arm-hearth se~ . ‘
war gases which on Into the a most
phsrs and cannot help but be breathed
by the occupants. -
Let us oxsmlns the sendiilon Of your
plumbing, correct dafcotm piping and
install the host sanitar fixtum made.
sills and One
plsoo Lavatorlss. Our Illustrated ‘
booklet "Modern Home Plumbing"
sent fros upon application.
Horace. it. sash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST are.
South Nerwalk. Conn.
w ,
IT IS USED WITH AS MUCH SAT-
ISFACTION AND AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN COAL.
' l
"i
ii
Il'glflm” .
I
THE HEAT, WHEN ALL oanrre _
has OPEN :3 muses AND .
WHEN rr :3 NECESSARY
TO KEEP A ring
oven NIGHT, FILL
THE e'rovs—
"And Close it Tight”
voun FIRE WILL as. READY iN‘
THE MORNING.
tonnii’ tligltingti
Wall,
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 kxtow
we do the work in the very best
manner. . . M...“
We have taken a good many:
contracts for house insulting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
4
. ‘ .i
We try to carry in steel: every- ’
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or Out. ,
E E. _
Gerham.
rsLarnous ass-.4 - 7
10 mm or. s. nonwnLK.
.c’
.w:
8'
1847.1905.
PLUMBING and STEAM
HEATING. . j.
HOT WATER fluorine.»
HOT an: Hoarmo.
470V” AND I'M“)
ILATI AND rm ION
has and Mill. .
Isa Pistons. Metal
Hay. you «It!
. ms Jonas a it ‘
coups
, 17 WALL arnas ‘
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