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Frank W. Roberts. of 'Norwaik,
was the sushi. ofiMi-s‘I Funston. arm
Milbank avenue. ‘on Bunday.—-Green
'wieii News. .‘
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The meeting of the worth Lea Ie
tomorrow will be‘uu r the lead r-
shlp or litichardx Hoyt
d the subject
will be God s Wbuderfu Ways.
In the rush to‘ get out orders the ‘
Radel oyster shop commenced work 2
this morning at 3 o'clock Oscar and
Stanley Mills walked up from their
‘ homes in Rowsyt’ou. '
The Marvln and Fitch school {cot
ball teams play a tie game yesterday.
on the old Pastime grounds. The
score at the close of the game was
5 to 5.
Mrs. Frank DeLesky will lead the
meeting of the Loyal Workers' Society
of the Advent Christian Church toe
morrow. The subject will be “Thank
fui~For What?"
Edward Hatchman led the meeting
of the Junior Band last evening, at the
East Avenue Methodist Church. The
meeting was one of the best attended
and most interesting held in some
me.
Prof. William Muir will preach to
morrow morning at the Advent Chris-
tian Church. in the place of Rev.
James W. Davis, who is slightly ill
at his home. Mr. Davis expects to
preach in the evening on the second of
his series of sermons The subject
will be “Resurrection." _
William Roberts. the, crack athlete.
formerly a member of the East Nor-
mm. Athletic Club. is now playing
guard for the strong Plttslield team
This eleven is one of the most formid-
able in Massachusetts. playing the
Amherst Varsity a‘ its game. Mr Rob
urts dsiiingulshed himself in this con-
lost by making a sensation tifty- yard
run for a tOIIchdown.
Sunday evening the regular praise
service held on the last Sunday even-
ing of each month will take place in
’the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The service will consist of solos,
uuariette. chorus and congregational
singing and music by the orchestra
that has made these services so plea-
sant in the past. The pastor will
give a ten minute address.
A special Thanksgiving praise ser
vice will be held in East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thurs
day morning, Noyember 30, at 7 a. m.
and continue for one houn This car-
liy morning service has been attended
by increasing numbers each year and
has been full of enjOyment and profit
it is hoped that this year will witness
a larger attendance than ever bcfore.
BUT FEW ARE FREE.
But few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this season of the
year. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure is um
only the best remedy to use because it
digests what you eat: but because it
also enables the digestive apparatus to
assimilate and transform all foods in-
to tissue- building blood. Kodol re.
ileves sour stomach heart burn. belch
ing, and all forms of indigestion. Sold
by The Clifford PharmIicy.
ROWAYTON.
All the east-bound Boston expresses
through here yesterday afternoon and
this morning were inn in two sections
on account 01 the travel be the tech
ball games.
Captain Judson’Wl’lllainson. with the
sloop Ruby. is expected to return this
afternoon from bong island. where he
has been purchasing produce for the
past few days.
. The ladies of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company. held a meeting. last
night, at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Maud. of North avenue, and triiusiwtod
important business.
Miss M. Emma Cushtnun entertained
Ii few friends. last evening. Whist
was enjoyed: also vocal and instru-
mental music by Miss Florence Boi-
toniluy and Miss Jennie Fleury. Ani-
ong those present. were Misses Lucy
and Florence Bottomley. Jennie Flou-
ry ()livo olive Cole. Pearl Slovene.
Carrie Petty and him ii. Walker
liowayton Baptist Church Frank C
brown. pastor——- Moos 1.10:30 u. lll.
, and 7:80 p. m. liable of morning
cerium-Good Coming. From, Evil. Fiv-
m
Amino-rive All oils Home
Ten Thoiissnd Churches sinned
with i... I: M. Paint. “9'5”“ out at-
truclltlo.
Liberal uautllty Always given free.
Four a lone! At. M. mixed with
ihreoga ions oil will at A house.
Wesmmd covorsl
Don’t pay '1. til a gallon \for linseed
oil. which you do in ready- tombs paint.
a" an“ tr you: s...“ °°
cen r on, . u w
man fella Martino”: “If? l'giht
it malto- paint cool, about 11.29 porn
ration. Dewar dream. Fort
1"Bll'l. N. 7.. writes: ,
“ll-yo sold 1.. A All paint for over
2.5 yam. and everyone is surprised too
, find how little is required to point a
, , iii. " lioilliti'."
acid by c. ll. that. .
Million I: Ito tool hardware it.
New“?! g“ 01091" &
Mm. Nuth-
. ill who."
~ , 3. Hull; D
, sabbath school.
at” P
| “0:21.111. “the
v law
with. it
11910 a.
isms
but
i poster“ will Era
evening. poclal praise service in
the evening. ten minutes with the new
song been before the usual service.
All are very cordially luvltods.
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For a fowdays only.
Jones Gold Medal
(£5 75 bill.
RobortSmlth
Phone 251-6.
Iii
Rowsyton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
J D. Crimmlns has several men at
work fencing his newly graded pasture
lot at Glenbreeken. ‘
B F. Hearles. the veterinary sur
goon of Norotou. intends to go South
the first of next month.
Mr, and Mrs. .C. L. Ogden will cele
brute their silver wedding. at their
home in Springdaie. December 22. .
Miss Dibble L Seeiey. ol Darlen. has
been enjoying a ten days‘ visit with
her brother Seiieck Sceley, of Ponus
avenue, New Canaan
Co'nlracior C. L. ogdou has. been
building a house for .i F. Buckhout. of
Stamford in Springdaic. and has com-
Incnced another for the same man at
Sound Beach.
Mr. and Mrs William ll. Fairbanks
have one of the prettiest of the many
new homes in Duricu. Not only is
the exterior attractive. but the inter-
ior as well. with its line outlook from
the broad windows on every side its
floors of Alabama pine contrasting
well with the tasteful rugs and mat
ting. The entrance hill] with stair-
way in the tear. is particularly pleas-
ant and bright with the front door of
glass. and opens into a conscious par
ior. in the rear is a fine (lining room.
kitchen. pantry and veranda. Above
are large airy rooms and an stilt in
the third story. All the rooms are
finished in cypimess Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hindlcy, of Brooklyn. are. now
visiting Mr. and Mrs Fairbanks
Rev. William ii. illckermuii, who
has been pastor of. tho i‘ liuiIlI of the
Messiah, in New Haven for the lust
eleven years. and is Well known in
Barton. will close his pastorate with
that church January l. to become
state superintendent of churches. The
appointment came this Week at it
meeting in New Haven of the execu-
tive committee of the Connecticut Un-
iversalist convention. Mr. Dickcrnian
Willcontinue to make his home in
New Havou. The position to which he
has been elected is not a new one, but
it is one first has not been filled in
recent ycais. The pastor is already
In correspondence with his probable
successor in New Haven but. uiiill
the matter is definitely settled no on
nouncciiicnt will be made. Mr lllck-
ermmi's resignation will cause uulvcr
sai regret in his parish. as iii‘ has
made himself widely bolovod both as
pastor and preacher.
m
SLUGGISH LIV§R A FOE To AMBI-
You can not accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive us you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Lana
tlve Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino laxative li‘iuit
Byi up does not naiiscoio or gripe and
is mild and very pleasant. to Iuke or
too is more effective than pills or on
dlIiary catharties. Refuse substi-
tutes. x801“ at i’laistod's DruII
Store. '
WESTPORT.
W
ltIvv. C. ll. titrayer is oiiinrtnluing
his father.
MIII. Edwin Jennings is visiting it'lil
lives in Hartford.
Miss Maud Coley, of Norwuik. is via
itliig her sister at the Farms
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Thursday night's Recognition sor-
up... in the Congregational Church
proved to be the most important
church even held here in years. and
attracted numbers. it Was oliogeiiiei
the Pro
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nvoiiv cuties you IA'I‘.
Every ounce a: loud you so that
It does a pound of harm
his not out deprives
{he usesmry’tissue—hulldls'
material.
but it
“mam pyii sis
di-
oi' the con
lltllili aiming 111d. .
pleasin. the more so from the fact of
Its om eing representations of all
taut churches in this viclua .
fails to age ‘
literati a satire most intro 31mm“; ‘
allows inst
M deorl
i Sunday with Mrs.
Mary A.
hits. at Cannon. '
Oil var flowing.
x ‘Jday.
d .
closed alter 8: 30 a.
lag Day. and the
will also be aiisp'e
spending the winter with her sister-
iii-law. Mrs J. M Belts, has Ietuined
to her New York home.
Town Clerk ii iii Chlcbester was
subpoenaed to appear at the Sn erior
Court in Bridgeport on Thurs ay to
testify in case of Jackson versus Gor-
um
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Miss A. It.
Carpenter. The reading of the auto-
biography of Andrew D. White was
continued.
Rev. C. M. Belden, who has been
spending his vacation in this country.
sailed for Europe Saturday. November
18th to resume his duties as rector of
lmmanuei Church, Geneva.
it is reported that a sale of the
Chestnut Hill farm -properti has been
effected between John Gotham and a
New York party. This place is one
of the most. finely located and desire.
ble farms in Wilton.
‘A forest fire of considerable extent
raged Wednesday in“ the West Woods.
A posse of men and boys succeeded in
subduiug the flames about midnight.
A quantity of standing timber was
destroyed and F. Myers was particu-
larly unfortunate, as a great deal of
cord wood. prepared for the winter's
use. was entirely consumed. The on
lgiin of the fire has not becauscertain
e .
“l THANK THE LORD!"
cried Hannah Plant. of Little Rock
Aik. “im the relief 1 got from Buck
lens Araica Salve. it cured my fear-
ful running sexes which nothing else
would heal and from which i had sui’
fered for 5 yams. " It is a marvelous
healer for cuts burns and wounds
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's. South
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed' 8. Norwalk
drug stores; title.
NEW CANAAN.
m
Mrs. Purdy and family of East Ave-
nue have rented the Samuel Crissey
place in Park Street. shortly to be va-
cated by Mrs. Sarah Druinniond.
NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE.
Nature needs only a Little Earl:
Riser now and then to keep the bowel
clean.‘ the liver active and the sys
tern free from bile headaches. consti
nation, etc. The famous little plllr
"Early Risers" are pleasant in eflsei
and perfect in nation. . They nevei
urine or slcken but who and strength
on the livoi and kidneys. Sold by
The Clifton] Pharmacy. "
MEN'S CHRISTIAN lNQUiRY CLUB.
By invitation tho Lamont Club
niocla tomorrow with the Men's Chris
tian inquiry Club. The subject. will
be Henry D. Thoreau to be presented
by Mr. Blanchard. After the intro
Iluctory address them will be the us-
uIIl Ilismission. All men are cordial
ly Welcomed to these meetings and iIi-
vlted to take part in the discussions.
which are always or an informal char-
acter. On December 3 Mr. Vosburgh
takes the subject. assigned for the day,
the influence of Christianity on Orion-
iaiisiii. The subject of a program for
a pIogiImi for the first quarter of 1906
will also be taken up at that time.
The obchi oi‘ the club is the thought-
ful discussion of questions of icllglous
interest. its meetings are held cv
cry Sunday noon in the South Nor-
waik Congregational Chuich immedi-
ately after the morning service.
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
ACough Syrup which drives a cold
out of the sy tom b yacting as a oath
artio on the bowels is offered in Ken-
uody s laxative Honey and Tar
Cleais the throat. strengthens the
lungs llllil lnouchlai tiIboa.'Tiio moth-
er's tilond and tho it'lllidl‘tlll u favorite
Best. for Ci',oup Whooping Cough. etc
A liquid cold cure and the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowels and
. works till cold out of the system. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacm ”
Au (lplnimi———"Whut is yoiu opinion
of criticism?"
list. "iii an institution which enables
pedplc iiot clover themselves to make
others apologise for being so."--Wash
ihgtoil Slur.
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Mrs. F. C. Nesbltt who has been
"Ciliwlcllil‘li " replied the iriilalotl ar- ,
.01 ‘
orNAn‘oio'rro. '
A illemed C ‘
hofigursmw ”03) imamupi
Worst-v.00 ns.l‘everisli-
nessonillvossorSmB
no simlls SI': nature of
For over
Thirty Years
idiom-m. can...“ *
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lilS'i'llllT lllllilEF 1.2332"
Gr . Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN
at. so doses tide. No opium.
Onlyofnllthiol sure for Asthma. 0a-
Brunch“ Iind nick Consump-
tion. Mound ll 00 r lots. Pint
”.50 prop-id. l. I. xao n at (.I a,
'odiannpolln. Ind. .
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E. H. Mathewson
ll; John H. Knapp
’llliY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL
“00.001100
Inn——
suanus AND snort-rs
3173.50000
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vic9~Pru.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
Henry Seymour
Samuel Grumman
JDIiBl‘ R.Marvln Il. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowin
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SAFE WIRING
in these days of rigid
We guarantee all our work to pass
the most careful inspImiiIm.
illliillli ii COMPANY,
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Box 508. Be. Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone Call.‘ 399-2.
I‘lit i‘onuedlrul littoral tile inairiinui lII
ISSUES THE IDEAL
LIFE lNSURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates, Benefits and Privileges ob-
coiutoiy fixed and guaranteed n the
Policy.
F. H. FIELD. Cen’l. Agent.
United Bank Building,
Bo. Norwnlk. Conn. .
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CUT GLASS
BOWLS. CELERY TRAYS, Oil.
BOTTLES, WATER SETS.
‘ DON ION DISHES, ETC.
Suitable for Wedding Presents. .
AT POPULAR PRICED. . :
A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWBLER.
‘ to Wall or. Norwalk. Conn.
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OUR VERY BEST ILGlN CREAMRV
BUTTER Ice-IvunIuIIou-zua FOP 'bo
Silas. CAI. Promo ................flo
3 iii-lam Largo Prunes........26°
it pkg. rig.......................2Iia‘
2 'b' A""”uoianManchu-sun!“
3 pkg. his“ Most..............silo
up“! “NMI vsvaaioolsoufl“
insurance .
law you cannot. be too Cdlt‘llil of onu '
Electrical Wiring.
if {on Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don’t you have a comfortable
room? Hunted by steam uith hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man In a lady wants. Evenl-
thing new and ilDOll-tOvliatC. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sta,
J. DIBESA. Prep.
TN! JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALI. INSURANCE. REAL EBTATI
MORTGAGES, NOTARY. ITIAD
IOAT TICKETS,
PATENT. IEOURED.
I IOUTH MAIN ITREIT.
Tot. Gail,
OBI-I
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embnlmer.
to Nerth Main St. booth Namath.
Residence. 0 Washington “not.
Telephone at house. 184»!
THB‘NEW U A ' N
noun. VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room a special feature. (is:
and Electric Lightgthrouohout. Ev.
ory room hosts
. iiA'rss RIAIONABLI.
Finely stocked cafe in connection.
Cigars always on hand.
' Telephone can, 80M.
Disinfect “Today
No tear of mutations diseases,‘
. where our
Disinfectants
are used. Get a bottle” today. and keep
out Of trouble. «
fish. 5 lbs. for 26¢; Market Coil. do lb.;
7 ‘ Bola 12¢: Piekorol 12c; German Carp.
A full lino of Aoitsr. Merrill a coin '
tilt Go.- celebrated Wings. Liquors and ~
'1'. J. sULLWTANf, Proprietor.
«Oliver Float Fish. 5 lbs. for 25s; Fiat-
at; Pike. lilo; Steak Cod. 10c; Weak-
‘Ii-II, 10c; 3wordflsb.12o; Elealiops.
400 per qt. ' ‘ ‘
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH. AT
ammonium unless. ,
WTHB PEOFLE’B EACH, AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building. ; ‘
But tinder Washington Street Brill;u
CAPT. CHAdLas oneness. Pr
Booth Norwaik.
A full line of
. ia'rV e, rs!
for "
Thanksgiving!
AT‘
Charles E. DoW’s.
HARDWARE.
us WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167—2.
I"
line loii Plumbing lloiie Right
1 desire to make it known that l have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds or plumbing, tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
AR THUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street. South Norwaik.
1166111
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
.storcii free of charge until you call.
for them.
DINNER ears
WATER SETS
CHOCOLATE ss'rs
BRUSH AND come TRAYS
TOILET SETS, ETC.
Fino lino of ill and 150 imported
'i‘liin China Gold Bond Decorated Cups
and Saucers, Pitchers. llulr Receiv-
cis. Egg Cups. Salad Dishes. Etc.
A line of Lamps from 12c to $8.00.
u—on—n—
,Pietures
Just received 500. Prices from 29c
to Sluitl. Best line for the money in
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
[Shades made to oi'Ilcr.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.‘
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. F South Norwalk.
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FOI
SURETY BONDS
”of all Kinds,
APPLY TO
Jacob ‘M; Lauton.
AETNA [NDEMNITY 00..
5 Railroad Plane,i south, Norwnlk.
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FllANlt c.
van SCOY.
‘booklet “Modern Home Plumbing'
can JONES a Heron
PLUMBING,
f, STEAM,
‘ sort warns.
ado '
eds memo. -
I'm
Tin. Shoot Iron.
our Plumbing is out of slate, th
mom on of your household are oun-
stsntiy risking their health. Detective
plumbing generates perm-buying as,»
war gases which pollute the straw
pliers and cannot help but be breathed
by the occupants.
. Let us examine the condition of your,
plumbing. correct defective piping and
install the but sanitary fixtures rustle.
namely “Standsr " Baths and One.
piece Lavatorleo. Our illustrated
so‘nt free upon application. ‘
Horace R Nash
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8..
' South Norwalk. Conn;
.. .mm-
lT Is USED WITH AS MUCH SAT- » ‘
lSFACTlON AND AT A
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN COAL.
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THE HEAT, WHEN ALL onarrs
ARE opéu is INTENSE AND
WHEN lT Is NECESSARY ‘
TO KEEP A FIRE ;.,
oven NiGHT, FlLL
THE STOVE-—
“And Close it Tight”
YOUR FIRE WlLL BE READY [NA
lollill’yiilglliigti.
Phone 68.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in g T
is a little larger than ever before. .
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Wonderful how low you can 7
buy nice goods here. Youknow . .
we do the work in the very best
manner. . «lie . “
We have taken Ii good many
contracts for house painting no
will be glad to submit figures tell3
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-4,.
thing you need for the decoration.
of your house inside or out. 3.... .
E. E
Gorham.
TlLIPHONI “H
1847. . ' i
PLUMBING AND STEA g
HEATING. ‘ . .
HOT WATER HEATING;
H‘OT AIR HEATING.»
orovua AND Militia. I
OLATI AND “mil 0
0n, and Otto .
Inc Pistons. Mm i
as... you lull Iii"
RICHMOND saunas
CDMPAN
Norwalk Chronicler