5:11, 11.1 .
Thanksgiving her use were 118111
yesterday in the 'A vent” Christian
Church. 1317111. Jellies W‘.‘ Davis leading.
W
11.: J,
Robert Ballard. of Brooklyn. form-
erly. of Norwailt. spell
with Miss Dorothy
Norwallt.
Burr Gregory is mourning the loss
of a small yellow dog. which he be
lieved was stolen from his apartments
last week.
Thanksgiving
ll.- of East
Work on the placing of the machin-
ery for turning the draw on the Wash-
ington or t: bridge is slowly but
steadily a yanoing.
John W. Mains. yesterday, introduc-
ed the roan step of his house to a new
coat of paint. Adelbert. S. Pertrlck
assisted in the work.
Frank Lund'quist. who was severely
poisoned by ivy two weeks ago, has
been able to resume work at the Old
Well Cigar Company.‘
_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, of
North Stamford. were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cunningham, of
Van Zant street. yesterday.
There was. a large attendance at
the service held yesterday morning at
the East Avenue Methodist Church by
Rev. Edward Cunningham.
Daniel L'Hommedieu and family and
John L'Hommedleu and family spent
Thanksgiving with M1. and Mrs. Al
ired Crockett in Rowayton.
After the prayer serrice, last even-
ing, in the Advent Christian Church.
the choir had a rehearsal preparatory
to the Christmas entertainment, to be
given by the Sunday school. The
board also met in the church parlor.
Ai'c‘ertain individual With a light
,coat and derby hat about medium
size; is in the habit of aocosting young
women who have occasion to go on
. the shore road 011 the occasion of their
return from work. in South Norwaik.
On two different occasions in the same
week he insulted the same girl, who
walked from the sidewalk to the road.
followed by him, and then took to her
heels 101- dear life. The insolent fel-
low didn't follow, but women should
he on the lookout and if accosted call
. out. as loud as they can. and someone
' will "appear onuhe scene.
Mr and Mrs. Frank 11. Davenport
with their live children. have removed
from the old homestead. at the foot of
Bald Mountain. Pennington. Vermont.
11nd h their Thanksgiving dinner in
the vii ago. Here Mabel will be near
to her place of business. while the
other 1111111111111 will not have to travel
through- tho snow for. tvm miles to
attend school. Little Ruthy who will
be two years old in January misses
poor old dog Trainer who has gone to
the dog heaven. and her two pet
lambs. but she more than makes up
for this by the new sights and sounds
in the thriving little village. and goes
around the streets calling out he1 own
home. evidently to introduce herself to
the neighbors. Cornelius and Ruth.
the venerable father and mother of Mr.
Davenport, will remain on the farm
all winter. ‘
In a snug cottage, facing the old
Benedict homestead where Tommy
< used to grind out the Old Hundred
and other doleful duties on his‘ hand
organ nearly a century ago. live two
little girls. one who spells her dune.
with two letters of the alphabet nixed
between two and three years. and the
other named after a gem of latest
price. a little four-yeur-old. la 1:. ill
a spunky little piece of humaniiv, and.
sometimes has to be called down by
her momma when she has recourse to
the other little gir’l a mother climbing
on her lap and saying, “Bad Ma."
“Bad Ma." Of course all women are
touched by such tenderness. and 1.. C.
soon commenced ask for things she
saw. and being to 11’. to the surprise
of the lady in (her little lieping voice.
nhc nul1l:“Bad ’Miih." “Bad ’Mith."
Mrs. 'Mith has some trouble in getting
Pearl to take Castor Oil. and generally
bribes her with the offer of a dollar.
. but the last time she tried it, the four
year-old said "1‘11 take half a dollar
this time not to take it." She is 0.
K.
—-"l suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectric Oil cured mo in
Itwentydour hours." M. 8. (list.
llawesvllle, ”Ky.
The more dressy the coat the larger
the sleeve. The trim street. coat has
rather close sleeves;
lgsnEtivoubW ‘
malhmmmdorthezwll n
' igsstfoe’d ranch":
erto
mflbcmrwh
, The ”’5‘.“
‘odist society in Lansing. Mich.. where
‘ girl. 11nd Miss Eva 1‘ h of
,_ Mrs. hierwin 'l‘row ridge.
. Sturges and Mrs. .
T1111 the meeting of the trauma Grange.
Net’yalk on Sunng- 3
Mrs. Lillie] Nichols and 111-... L. 8. ~
iii-miniva-
Mir. and Mrs. in. E1 Petty. of have
mono street. entertained a partyo
relatives and friends from Mount Vet
non. New York. over Thanksgiving. ,
1111111 Flour Flour
r1171 .1 11111111111 only.
Jones Gold Medal
(1.5 75 bill.
Robert-Smith?
Rhone 281-8.
Rewayton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The has... of Mrs. Wilimott. J1. .,
is recelv vs: a new cost of paint
Thaddeus Bell is steadily improv
1113 front 1111111111 illness, and is about
the houtle
James Hindiey has bought the bust.
ness of roofing and tin- work of G. w.
Raymond. ,Railroad avenue.
. ”.....-“
511.817.7118. and family are selling
their household goods in the rear of
the 111111 Hecker place. ”Elmwood " pre—
paratory to going to Chicago, their
old home. ,
The well being sunk on the land ud-
1oining Mr. Tilley‘s boats in Darien
has been. driven 800 feet with no wat»
er yet. in sight. Mr. Wecke‘s well is
down 160 feet and not water. Mr.
Preacher's well has 170 feet of water
in. a well 178 feet deep. .
Rev. W. F. Dickerman. of New Ha-
‘ven. is back from his trip to Minne-
sota; where he attended the confer-
ence-of Universalist churches. He vls
ited his mother. Mrs. Whitney. yester-
day. He preached to his former Moth
he was tendered a great ovation.
The chicken supper given by ladies
of the Methodist Church. Dat'lcn. was
a most enjoyable and successful at-
fair. The duet by' Miss Lucy Tru-
man and Miss Knapp was much enjoy-
ed and the recitations. ”Shoes." and
"Mother's Fool." by Miss Swanson, of
Stamford, were finely given. The pro.
cecds were about 850.
WESTPORT.
...—....
Miss Edith Warren is quite ill at her
home with typhoid fever.
Archibald Kemper spent yesterday
111 Westport with relatives.
1.-
.———
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Pomeroy and
son. of Dunbury. spent Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kcmper. oi‘
Westpori.
...—*8-.-
WESTON.
Mrs. Clifford Patched is seriously ill
with pneumonia.
‘ 11111111111111», Gould. who has been
ill with tonsiliiie, s improving.
Mrs. Aubrey Downs. is entertain ng
her mother. Mrs. Norris. from Sou h-
port“ :
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett have
begun housekeeping in the Collins
place.
The Misses Wilson. of Reading.
were guests last week of Mrs. D. i.
Rowland.
At this writing James B. lecman
is very 111, having had a relation on
Saturday.
0' called on some of his parishioners
. sisting in the care of her huhband who
~ has been ill fer three months with up
.‘ arrived in Charleston and expected to
’ Song, :'
<4 Phillip Gerhardt 1.1111 family 1111311111
ed the funeral of a young friend in
...—-
Hoyt are viniltu‘ in Bridgeport whore
inlayF spent. Than striving.
1 .15.:5‘11
< ‘ 'i‘eadwell. Will)... a ,
118 “g; “Mt“ blood Willon kiln” over 17'
“1.31613. ‘ uch‘ improved .51 .
“...-mm
”:Rev. W. 11.11.111.111. of Bedding.
spent Sunday night in this place and
”WM:
The reports from Mrs John Wil-
1111.11.11, wish but it is hoped there
will he an improvement soon
Mics Clara Banks in spending a few
days with Mrs. William Sherwood. 1117
pendicitis.
Word has been received from Frank
Nichols by his mother saying he had
reach Jacksonville on last Sunday,
was having a delightful journey
a nd
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Lobdcll were held at her into real-
dence in Greenfield last Saturday ai~
tampon“ Interment was in the Lyons
Plain Cemetery. Rev. W. H. Jepson
officiated. [for husband and family
have the sincere sympathy of many
friends
CRANBURY.
John Gorlmm. of Chestnut. Hill. has
sold his farm to New York people.
Mrs. Edward Cook is visiting her ais~
icr. Mrs. Amelia Burns of Brooklyn
F. W. Gregmy has purchased the
Charles Meade place on Newiown avo-
nue.
F. W. Gregory and family
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Fitch and family. of Weston.
Mrs. William '1‘, Gregory and daugh-
ter. Helen. is visiting her brother.
Frank Lyonv of Philadelphia.
me
it}.
Mrs. Sarah Saunders and sons. A17
thur. Oliver. Marvin and Clifford. of
Norwalk. spent Thanksgiving Day
:yithu her son Alfred Saunders and
am y.
At the Northeast school the follow.
ing program was cflltionily rendered
on Wed esduy aftertnoon
Hymn—f also to God!
Psalm.'~'
Primary.
Reading of Proclamation.
loneert Recitation—«A Happy Day,
Three Pupils.
Composition» '1 he First '1' hanhsgi'ving,
Victor Vollmcr.
Recitation—Our Thanks
Milton Beers.
Recitation—Thanksgiving Day.
Charles Benton.
Recitation-Noven1ber Days.
illadls Mills.
v.
v
Song.
School.
Concert Rocltclimb-November.
Four Pupils.
Recitation—'l‘wo Little Hands,
Allen Gregory.
Recitation—The Boy or the Turkey.
Clarence Vollmcr.
Recitation-”Be Thankful.
John Campbell.
Recitation—The Boy of the Family,
Elmer Cogswcll.
Song, 1
‘ School. ‘
Concert lit-citation - The Pilgrim
Maid a.
Four Pupils.
Reading—Who Girl Who Smiles,
Martha Phillips.
Reclt allow—November. I
Flora Eisennan.
Recliniiou-‘i‘hankuglhing Joys,
'John Weslman.
Composition~Thanhagiving,
Clarence Smith.
Composition~Who (lives Us 'l‘hnnks-
giving Dinner?
Ethel Martin.
‘ School.
BARON KUROKI LEAVES FOR
JAPAN.
TOKIO. Dec. l.—-General Baron Ku
roki, who commanded the. Japanese
1ighi army in Mauchurio. will leave
Port Dainy tomor1 ow for Japan. The
Mrs. A. 0. Bradley has returner! from
a visit with her dnughtm M.rs Coley.
in Norwaik.
...—...-
Rev. and Mrs. J. 1.. Shivelv are
spending Thanksgiving with relatives
in New York
u
...
Mrs. E. '1‘. Perry is spending a few
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Wheel.
or. in Seymour.
...—....-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bulkiuv. of
Danbury, have spent 11. few days with
Mrs, Martin Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lockwood at-
tended the funeral of a nephew, 1in
New Canaan. on Tuesday.
James Nichole. of New Yuma have
been guests of Mrs. L. M.
Mrs. illeherd 8111171111180
6:371ng-
Westport,
ve been Ipendin wdaya with
Mrs. Wilbur Stems“ an attenti-
ii
in 11111111111: City. last ma
ILYONS PLAINS
threatened with 177188780111 a.
h
l‘Mildai' ilith 11'. 1111701111? hero:
“mu—nut“
Mr; and Mrs. Arthur Nichols and ‘
Miss tiara;
Mrs. 1111111171 7111111111 is very ill
11 1111111111 1111111711: 1111.17
W acct fiuaday at. the usual
' 1'
balance in fuvtn of .111. 11111 for pris-
.oners' expenses is cell mind at 825.-
000.000. it 111 believed ‘that this sum
will be devoted to the developmeni
of the interests of Manchuria.
nu.—
‘ The Stamerd
fins Shelf
“ 1111:1111 1.71.11 a! .
l l: a am of time. trouble
. ‘ ‘M was
' For sale by
um“ “I”
llama are not an favorable as her .
Where it would like to anchor.
And murmured to the birdie:
‘ new YORK. new HAVEN &
_ 111-7111111111.
{Mason
“1
It
And
11.110.11.151... 3‘ ' f 1
Had lost its way..
Was tired and full of rancor,
And asked the child
That at. it smiled
The kid was.wise,
As you'll surmise,
"Just take me dowa
To New York town
To dear old Pa McCurdy.“
wPuck.
SEFF: Winnie ,
in these days of rigid insurance1
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all our work to pass
the most careful inspection.
BUHTlill 81 [1111811111
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. '
Box 508. 80. Norwsik Conn.
Telephone Call. 399—2.
Till. l‘nlittiiiui 1111111 1111'. 11111111117111. 1
Issues THE iDEAL 1
LIFE lNBURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates, Benefits and Privileges ab
solutely fixed and guaranteed in the
Policy.
F. 71. FIELD. Gen’i. Agent,
United Bank Building.
80. Nerwaik. Conn.
PW
. titan'rrono RAILROAD.
TIMI TAILS.
in Effect October 8. 1905.
’—
LEAVI SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. 15—4150. 5:50 6:50. 8: 06:. 8' 03.
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telltale for Castor 01,1ch
thing'ilyrnps. It is Wt. It
at: 91.111111. Morphine 11111- other Narcotic
".mnwe. It destroys Worm!
71111117 till-bullies, cures Constipation
adsilvnii‘lntes the Food. regulates the
M 1 171 healthy and natural sleep.
was Chanson Panacea-1m Mother's Friend.
Have 111111111111
_ ‘Ill 1189 For Over 30 Years.
“Wm.nmmmn «comm »
1:111 111111111111
Sundays.
A. M.:—-d 0i) 7: 80. 10. 02:.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
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4: 21,
l’. “Niall“. 41882.6:16. 6:10, 7' 17.
10: 061.
cures Diarrhmaaud Wind
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL:
.,. $100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS .
$173,500.00}
sow1N71.MA'rI-1Fwson. Pm.
10717111. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
‘ JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
‘ _
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JoalarR.Marvln J. Wallac. Marvin
Christian Swan: John 71. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
fun-“.—
it (on have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why dont 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. Ever?-
thing new and upon-todate. Rooms by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sim.
.l. DIBESA. Prop.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
AGENCIES.
1111.1. lNSUliANCI. 7111111; u'ra'rl
non-ruinous.T uoranv. on»
near TICKE s.
7117:1176 success.
I acorn MAIN emu.
7.1. c1111. 88H
DAVID w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Directos '
and Embahncr.
18 North Main St. 80th Hamill.
Residence. 8 Washington ltroci.
Telephone at house. 1842
771: new
1101131. VICTORIA
out: MINUTI r‘nou osrou
IUROPIAN PLAN.
Our room a special future.
and. Electric Li
cry room heats
RATIO RIASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe In «aunties.
A full line of Asher. mm" A Can-
dlt 00.: celebrated Wines. Liquors and
Cigars always on hand. .
" 111111.111» Money 01111115.
To all pom of Europe. ‘
J ecob M. Layton ‘
J Neuronal Avenue.
Sili- Norwalk.
[.00qu
fish, 5 lbs. for 25c; Market Cod. 6c 1111.:
Eels, 12c; Pickarol,12c; German Carp.
Sc; Pike. 100; Steak Cod. 10¢; Waik-
flIh,10c; '
40c per qt.
neasorvannn rmcns.
THE PEOPLE'S r1371 ano OYSTER _ 717-
East End of Washington Street Bridge -
511111 11111111750108 "‘ .
7o 11‘. Old ’dllumrlf.
‘i
“WWW-..“
Look!
Sliver Frost Fish. 5 lbs. for 251' Flat»
plumbing 1.111.111 crméhcarin 1‘1. '
wet gun which points the I mos»
pliers and cannot help but he breathed
by the occupants.
Let us examine the condition of your
plumbing. correct defective piping and
Install the heat sanitary fixtures made,
namely "Mascara" Baths and One-
plscc Lavatorics. Our 1111111711111
booklet “Modern Home Plumbing"
sent free upon application. ‘
Horace R3. Nash
CORNER MAN AND WEST 3T8.,
South Nor-walk. Conn. <
Swordfish, .1211: Escaliops,
ALL KINDS 01‘ FRESH FISH AT
MARKET.
AOId Salvation Army Building.
carr. CHARLES oucaoee. Prop. .1
South Norwalk.
250 Sales I
IT IS. USED WITH, As MUCH 31.7:
ISFACTiON AND AT A ,
our: vsmr sear ELGIN cnsaunv MUCH CHEAPER PRICE ' ,1 1'
surren ....251: per lb. 11-11171" coat. .
Sills. Cal, Prunes . ..............25c ‘ .
2 IbI.Extra Large Prunes... ....25c 7
THE HEAT. WHEN ALL DRAFTS
2 pkg. Figs ........ .............25c
2117: Apricots........ ...... ......25c ARE OPEN ls‘lNTENSE AND
3 pkg. Mince Meat. .............25c WHEN 1T 18 NECESSARY
2pkg. Gust-o ........ ............25c TO KEEP A pm; 1“;
1
OVER NIGHT, FILL
THE STOVE—-
“And Close it 11051
YOUR FlRE WILL BE READY TN
A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE?
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
F- ..__. - THE MORNING.
“—""' 1 °' ‘1 111.;
line. 1111 Pinning 1111111111 , . 1 1
’ ~ g , . , x
l desire to mn’ke it known that 1 have 80““ H y & lighnflgfi
opened a plumbing shop and will do .' - .
all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam . (
and gas fitting.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
5 Monroe Street; South Norwaik.
1106111 ~
-m—MM ...... ..- -——-—~—-.—————-—~—~
1.. 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 has of charge until you call
for them.
DINNER SETS
WATER SETS .
CHOCOLATE SETS .
BRUSH AND COMB TRAYS
TOILET SETS, ETC.
Flue line of 10 and if c Imported
Thin China Gold Band 17011171111111 Cups,
11nd Saucers. Pitchers. iinh itccelw
crs. Egg Cups. Salad Dishes. 1111:.
A line of Lamps from 1211 to 88.00.
.31!-
Pictures
Just received 500. *Prlccs from 290
Phone 68.
Mum—.241
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 know
we do the work in 11111ch best
manner. 1 _w‘.
We have taken a good malty:
contracts for house pulpit“ and
will be glad to submit 6111782 668‘.
your work.
We try to carry in stock every»
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
E‘s Es
Gorh’am.
1
t
1
to 2140.11e11t line for the money 111
‘b" ...... vacant-Ions “7-:
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINOS.
L. 11. DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. ‘ 8011777 Not-walk.
10 FIRST 61'. I. NOIWAUG
1847. ”“87
PLUMBING AND STEAM 4
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING;
HOT AIR HEATIN
I'rcvn Alto Milo
”A p 717111,
'1'. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
holocaust Cali. 808-18. '
“ await-“um
W
Disinfect Today
mic contagious 7 diced".
where , , '
'71:... "
are used.
out of trouble.
. 28o iafp'c bottle.
"11 “1118011117 80687.88680817
van 5001..
stunning.
ls'rriAiu. .
nor WATER.
AND ,
chew FITTING. 1
J‘Tin, Sheet Trim. Co‘ppll'
and Zinc.
506011111 K811718607.
1 7.1011th . 771-71
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