ali" a salami-.1511...)
Ior ll ovedlu; oi especial but my.
.ine tolerant . ‘1,
[as Hairy Jones M return smite g
he 11011131911111 after a week's ftho‘ world. as Is shown"l
visit wit Mrs. Cliffordhmlndaii by Ilium letter to G. H. Schuyler. agreed
Cornelius. Lug #3111311”qu mm AMI!“ ‘th yacht for 3305000, makw
leased half of onset Hartford's" 1113 we extraordinary stipulation that
double houses in Winfield street. aria? gllflgtwws ‘1‘? 1)::t hthe faggot
e or p11 11
“Ewell: 11:11:2va ngafif‘sflefl‘g “9"" not ”'3" a M“ if but“) “he"
one. Methodist Chilled and proved an on this side or in England. Mr Brovm
interesting one.
The steamer Mabel stavens started as. w of crew, food and all
‘0 Pump 0‘" "‘9 ””89 omen“ Y“ Tgiisntaitmgrs to be p'sla for by M1.
terday. but blew out one of the pump ,
connections and m obliged to am. 813D id! and his friends. No other
low ti.de .
The and child of 1111-.qu hits. 1 to turn: I. a record. breaths.
Thol’nas Kinsey was christened last e114. . I He was one or the first to
entity at the family home in Van Zant recognise that the bow of a ship ought.
street. John Huskcy of Brooklyn.
acted as godfather and Miss Casey. at
Norwich. as mum... .Tho child was
named Bis rk L Casey. There were
friends pres ill from Brooklyn. Bridge- ,
port Port Chester and other places.
-—-“C11re' the cough and save. the
life." Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine 8y-
Irnp cures coughs“ and; colds. down to
the very verge of consumption.
ROWW AY'l ON. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thyim. of Rowayton.
were visitors at W. If. Woods 111
Springdale. Sunday.
There has ‘beeuwmore gray” squir-
rels and partridge shot, this season.
than last year. but less woodcock.
The ladies of the Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company will hold a business
meeting at Mrs. Samuel Meads to
night.
Fritz D. C. Barclay will leave Wes-
ton for Philadelphia on the first of
December. whom he will remain all
winter.
Charles Sniflln. son of John Snimn.
of Raymond street. is seriously Ill
with pneumonia. Master Snifiin has
many friends who will hope for his
speedy recovery. ‘
the water. H's also recognized that the
o
the water. By actual experiment.
baapd upon thaoripp which were the
in! proved t9 his own satisfaction
til i am or! h w to design ships upon
correct lines '1 was this which led
him to malts the amazing offer dis
This letter is dated New York. Nov 16.
18,50. and reads as follows: "I propose
to build for you a yacht of not ltss
than no tons. custom house measure»
ment. 011 the following tones: The
009mm. rifled, equipped with Join:
table rniture. etc" ready for see. You
are to designate the plan of the inter-
ior of the vessel and select the furni-
ture. The model, plan and rig or the
is to be a strong, sea-going vessel, and,
rigged f01 ocean salli11g.ll‘or this ves
are to pay me $30,,000 upon the follow
his condition. When the vessel is
pose! of Hamilton Wilkes, as umpire.
who, after making such trials as 1111
satisfactory to him for the space of
twenty days. shall decide whether or
not she is faster than any vessel In
1:. . 11.1119
Rowauton People
13133:
Save your car' In '.'-and at the.
same‘ time ask for idioms. Read
with her. The expense of these trials
the. umpi that she is not faster than
pilces below. :11...) . every Vaginal brOught against her. it
BUTTER. per Ih“.....'1’.........25c shall not‘.‘bc binding against you to
GRAN- 3031“. 22 ibl- .. ------- $100 dli‘tion to thfls, if the umpilc decides
t at she Is aster than any vessel in
. ..... o
GOOD EGGS' L” d” 28 the United States. you am is have the
right. instead of accepting her at that
' h time. to send her to England match
Obart m t her against.” anything of her. also built
“ ~ ‘. o , altogethewfI 'l‘hc expenses of the voy-
Phone 25“ ”9'9““ 6 M use out and home to be borne by you.
, The test of speed in England to be de-
DARIEN AND NOROTON- cldod by any mode acceptable to you
and consented to by you in writing."
Brown's extraordinary offer was 111-
cepied. The America was the result.
Shawna the first yacht bearing the flag
of the New York Yacht Club to cross
the Atlantic Ocean. in the celebrated
race for the America's cup. then called
the Queen's cup, sailed under the ana-
pieces of the Royal Yacht squadron 111
Cowos. Au. 22.1851.shc won “hands
down." W on the Amelica came in.
an easy. winner. although she hell out
{Goodwin's loss of the iibbooru. Queen
Victoria. who was present to award the
cup asked. “Who is secodn?" The
reply was. “Your Majesty there is no
second in sight!" President Fillmore
offeleq Mr Brown. builder of the Am
price. the allies of Secretary of the
Treasury. but he declined to accept.h
because of his grouting busincss inter-
sets. The original letter from Mr
Brown to Mr. Schuyler is now tho
property of Arthur Brown, of li‘nirileld.
w
PIRATING FOLIV'S HONEY AND
TAR.
.0”
Miss Emma Sutcliif will spend the
winter with Brooklyn relatives.
Mrs. Wheeler, of Richiield, was the
recent-guest 0! Miss Helen Wheeler.
at Noroton.
George w Raymond has recovered
from his accident, and is attending to
business again. .1
Friends In Darla have received,
cards flom Mrs (‘ lea N. Reynolds.
1365 N. St. Louis at. Los Angeles.
0111.. and accompanying the mother's
card. the daintlest of baby cards in-
scribed: “Clifton Farts Reynolds, Nov.
9. 1905."
The private Frank
Weed. nephew ”plump Wood. of
Noroton. look pit. treat his late res-
idence last Saturday. The burial was
in the family plot in Wood's cemetery.
lie was a member of ihe firm of Weed
1311011.. cotton commission merchants.
of White street, New York. The fun-
eral was attended by many represeu
intlvsl of the firm.
The death. last week. of Monaco
Williamson. who was one of the old.
Honey and Tar as a throat and 111113
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Folcy' 11 Honey
”and 'l‘sr mail llnitatlons are offered
for the [and us. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gels
uine Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar'ill in a
yellow package. All: for it and re-
fuse any substitute. it. is the belt
remedy for couahs and colds. Sold at
Plsisteds Drug fitore.
WISTPOR‘I‘.
w. 11.1111111111le bottle from 11 com
billed business and pleasure trip to
I New rot-11. .
covering from the effects of a fall 11
‘ few days m , I,
‘ 1111" Fred Mills ivlis smash the
A. 0. Manor. in Southpiu't. Wednes-
m. ‘ I m
1 , 31111111111119 his“
elitists.
“‘sz No.3 1.1
_ It Hills! . War Carr ‘
”1.111.131... Elmer Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. 1‘
G. 0. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Noises.
Knapp. Lumiere Be»
Mrs. William III. .
1111111 and Percy Wil- _
dell. harsh MWilIi
SELLS MORE OF OHAMSIRLAIN’S
DOUGH IICMIOY THAN OF
ALL OTHERB PUT TO-
OIT HER
The foliowlu3 letter from a. locality 1
where Chamberlain' 11 Cough Remedy is
strand that the America used not. be “gildggiwg “Pgwa ”ghtige‘gui’ml’gfim'
. a 1.. e i U 11 0 ' 0 me (3 116
WWW- “than“ h r runn M ex» sells on its awn merit.
George. a merchant at Mt. Elgiu, 1.111-
! (Ii "Iglilivia ,haél 1113 local
1 l1 rt agency 01' 1am eron’s oug Rom- .. ,
The barge is being cailted a little at M lit the a??? “33:15:13?” 1311111 ody ever since it was Introduced Into
' WK" ”my, contidonce in his Cased. uand I sell as much .of it not '
do, of all other ones i have on my .
shelves put to3other. ‘
dozens sold under 3uarnnico. I have g
to be “mm m order to out through not had one bottle returned. ,
pertidl‘ldiiy msggminiend tlllés medicine,
veso on ht to taper toward the as m" “ myse and givenI‘
stern In uglier to lessen the friction oil it to my children and always “Tim "I”. '
For sale by Stillson-
Cliffmd Pharma;
torio says:
01’ the many
best results. ”
Powell (301 poration,
result of close observation and reason- (‘5'. Zeltfuss Pharmacy
NEW CANAAN.
Darius Weed of Smith‘s Ridge is
closed in his letter to Mr. Schuyler" lunch improved after a week’s illness.
Benj. Mead. in. spent Saturday and
Sunday with his paxeuta in South Ave-
11119.
. A. Askerman of'Mt.
Yacht will be built in the best manner, Spending a few day with friends in
91’s, ril. cabin and kitchen furnitule. I of Stamford
working in town for the telephone
company.
A. I}. Borei. the harbor. who has
vessel to be entirely at my discretion been ill for some 1imo.ls said to be
it being understood. however, that she “‘“Ch WWW”!
M1.1111d Mrs. Thomas Run of Park
Street will
sel complete and ready tel son. you 300113 to New York iIOUIOI'I‘oW‘
The report. that the New Canaan sto-
tlon was to be wired for olewiricity
ready. she is to be placed at the dis- seems to hnvl». been premature.
Miss Edna l..ocl1u'nod of New Brit-
aln who is houlc.suile1iiig from a
slight accident, is able to be out.
A Calico wa'l’ 'ftiitait In Raymond's
the United States brought to compete Hall, last evening. by friends of Miss
who will leave town
to he hm. by you. If itis decided by Friday for her new home in \M’Monkcrs.
mulsc Bryant.
was taken to lift")
Saturday. is said. to )1: suffellng from
accept and pay for her at all in all-11 severe illness. l1 s reported that be
will sholtli go South for the winter.
The cvangcllslic services which are
being conducted in the M. E. Church
by Miss Mav Lotti.
last 01 cnlng
this evening.
oiliford hospital.
and will also be held
The services are Inter-
there. and zof beaten. still to reject hvl' 111111113 and are being wall attended.
The New Canaan trollcy broke down
on the 6:05 trip from this town Wed-
nesday morning. and was stalled near
Springdnlo cemetery.
made a cross country run and connect-
ed with tho Stamford street railway.
11.11.. causing liitlc delay at their work.
Both poles suppotilng
wheels were broken and after some
repairs and an hour‘s delay the sched.
ule was continued with the omission
The passengers
Mrs. Oscar W. Blhkuid died at her
street, Tuesday
evening, aged 52 years.
was sudden. She was out d1 lvlng Sat
nudity. and little sign of inuucdiuie
danger was noticed in ital condition
Her husband loft Saturday morning
on on extensive Western business trip
and news of lter'death by telegraph
35y, evening. She was
by nall-retina 111110111 silo came
The funeral services ware
held in the Congregational Church
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.
Mrs. Blnknrd and family were sum-
mer residents for several years post.
and owing to the lithium of the do-
couucil arrangements had been made
for spending the winter In town.
in the death of Karl W. Schmidt.
the town of New Canaan has lost a
“63 Years Of
8111111 Bolling
is The M1 Guarantee _
Mrs. Martha Darrow is slowly to '
participants in the Whist given by Mrs. ‘
day. . . _
lit. N. flipperisy and wife prawn
on, at the lamina
. Arrangements are hater 1111.1. for it
~ . afiarsus'aanraya'
hm “1.153: .131}? proportions. ,,, udutebosln steam date and
details and finish tits! on really . note some tithe In 11.1.1.
* lilo 11min instill lies» 101i ,
“my
113.. If» ‘ri-tit‘l‘ coho
‘ , , _ malt ism mounts. are
' ‘ Modulation.
I. i voodoo sec .
WWI shell 1'33 wwlantpathel .
offal-taint ”13a 3 the Bippa‘riey 1
‘ M lion obmfls’aii’bcwk
Wormsflou .. .l‘evcrls
1 slowness“ ism».
Main-dawns...
m 331111111 Msigaaturt of
-W~
highly respected citizen. and an up-i
right and honest young man. He was
one of the most popular as well as
most Influential men in lodge circles.
11nd his many acts of kindness and his
charitable disposition made him dearly
beloved in all who knew him. Al-
though his demise was sudden. it had
been 111o1nonta1-lly expected during the
last hours of his life. Since the time
of his illness three weeks’ago. his
condition was at all times serious. but.
11 few days before his death he rallied
from the ravages of 11 phoid and his
ultimate recovery was looked for. A
change (01 the wnoiio dotelopod Sim
day evening when he potent suffered
11 relapse. 1133111111 cd by the appeal-
once of peritonitis. and all hopes of
his recovery were nbuuduncd. He died
Monday afternoon. The funeral ser-
vice will be held tomorrow. at. 2 p. m..
In tho Congregational Church. and will
be attended by the members of five
or six lodges. in which he held olllcc
Intelmcnt will be in lakcview Come-
iory. For a number of years he was
baggage master at.‘tl1sr‘Ncw Canaan
station. At the than of his death‘hc
was bookkeeper 1111 the Stamford
freight depot. where he was well and
favorablv known.
.. .... 1.. ....
. , M 3‘. Pike. 1011: Stock CM. 1011; Waite
fish, loo: Swordfish 1211; location,
cranes E. Dow’s.
mulmuuuu
scum NORWALK. ooNN.
TNANSAOTS A GENERAL BANKING
madame
sunsLue AND Peon-rs
$176,800.00
sowm 1-1. MATHEWSON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Viacom.
MODS M. LAYTON, c.1111».
DIRECTORS.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
.I. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
E. H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp
Junior 8. Marvin
christian Swan:
SAFE WIRING
in these days of rigid insurance
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring. '
We guarantee allh our work to pass
the most careful inspection.
BURiflN 819 CfliPiNY,
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
not: 608. So. Moi-walk, Conn.
Telephone Cali. 399—2.
Tilt Carnalitui lineal life insurance in.
ISSUES THE IDEAL
LIFE lNSURANCE CONTRACT.
Nata, Benefits and Privileges sh-
:olufoly fixed and guaranteed in the
ol oy.
F. H. MILD. GOn'l. Agent.
United Sunk Building,
to. Nerwslk. 001111.
GUT GLASS
BOWLS, OILIHV TRAYS, Oil-
IOTTLIO, WATIR SIT'.
ION NON DIOHIB, ITO.
‘ Iuitsbis for Wedding Presents.
AT POPULAR FRICI'I
A. W. AUSTIN,
_, . JIWILIR.
«Well It. I Norwsllt. Conn.
Oil. 'Nfl" OIDAIIricusststsom.
Mistr- umfirunu. . . . . . . .236
“1”“ I'lfltuinvsinuncut-Inn.“
‘ MAprM1unHominuunsm
ct My’;10illtblllolim
Ii {oil Have 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-toasts. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
’CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sta.
J. DISIOA. Prop.
mmwb—ofiv—U—A m.. w. v:
I'll! JOHN B. LAWRENCE
ICING!!!
111.1. lusuaAN‘cl. 11m. II‘I’ATI
I SOUTH MAIN STNIIT.
Til. Doll. ”-11.
osvn) w. 1111111101111. '
Moral Director
and limitation.
1! NM Help It. 1m Nuns-II.
lliflm I Washington UNIS) .
Telephone It house. 1m
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONI MINUTI FROM DIPOT
“ROMAN PLAN.
Our room up»
1 IM Ilutrlo h“Lights tumulhout. Iv.
its-rte antennas.
pier at A
11.1% tones or human also .14
Nissan 111111111111. '
file shoal.“ 11131-1 silo averse
. ' I MA sitar. 1.
Void salvation my lulidlpdi '* '-
East Manger Washington strut Bruins
calm". CHARLES 9119110113. and.
”‘ ”' south swan.
A full line of
Carvers!
for
Thanksgivi.
AT
‘ HARDWARE.
m wns‘HINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
.W
Hill lull Plumbing Done Right
'I desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. ems-mar:
5 Monroe Street. South Norwslk.
11661.11 .
L. 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
for them.
DINNER ssrs-
wares ears
I. . CHOCOLATE ss'rs
\ eausn AND come TRAYS
TOILET 351's, ETC.
l-‘lno line of ii) and 1511 imported
Thin China Gold Band Decorated Cups
and Saucers. Pitchers. Hair Roomy--
crs. Egg. Cups. Salad Dishes. Etc.
A line of Lamps from 121‘ to $8.00.
Piciures
Just. received 500. Pricos‘from 291‘
to 81.49. Best lino for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
L. H”. DECKER.
87 Washington Strut.
'l‘ol. Con! South Norwslk.
SURETY BONDS
of all Kinds,
' APPLY TO
Jacob H. Lauion.
mm lumum co.
stocked cm in acoustics: '
In‘ci' lasso- "l'l'" ‘ “l...
, .s an, sum
Wen 1111M.
’1'. J. SULLIVAN. «W.
vii-pliant datum '
No tear of Weill dim“.
out of trouble. ..
' Its large inside. 1. ,-
13““; 11"“
FRANK c
VAN scov.
fulfil/Nd.
tram. ,
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
s slums can:I moi Not-walk.
If your Pillar]: “1
members” of yer he
«aptly risking their host
plumbing superstar writ-hearth ,
wormin- which on into the a mess
pliers slid cachet 11st but its breathed
by the occupants.
Let us examine the condltlcnofyour
11111111111113.16ch 11-1 «on it lag .
1111111111 the pm «111 stars 111
. namelyflfl'snda‘rd ,I tbs
loss! hailstorm. cu.- iiiul M c
coklct “Modern Home ”willing"
sent free upon application. .
Horace 11.11.151-
CORNER MAIN AND WEST S
«1.. south Norwslk. Conn. .
W 15 uses w11'1-1 as}. 11111111 111111
lSFACTION AND >117 A
11111011 CHEAPER PRICE
‘ THAN c0111.. .3
, .1.. .. ‘«
m
'1'1-112’ HEAT. WHEN 111.1. onarrs
ARE OPEN ls lurarlss AND
WHEN IT 13 Necessanv '
TO KEEP A Plus
oven N1oH'1", Flu.
THE srovs—
“And Close ii Tiahi”
voun FIRE WILL a: nanny 111
THE MORNING. _ ,
”- ll? l‘l'lll.)
11111 11111111111111
Phone 68.
VVEdl
Paper.
Our stock of new” goods inst 111
is a little larger thatcdvct before.
Wonderful how 13' you “it
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work Imthe very. best
manner. . g '
We have taken (good that!
contracts for house paintini "
will be glad to submit figures
your work. , a . ”MM
We try to carry in stock W
thing you need for the almanac
of your house inside or out
:1. so
Gorhamo
, “unless tit-s
11) mm tr. . I”. snows
P.
1847- lisp
PLUMBING “1&1: saint".
nor warns sunrise.
Norwalk Chronicler