a visit to Matteawhn. L
W
The East amid
hold a meeting L9
Milan Evelyn Him 112011..-
N. YL. is visiting Mr. 9.11313 MrsLL
Alsthorpe. 3
rd.-
li‘l Police will
Myron Osborn led the meeting of
the Junior Band last evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church
. M??? l
' Mrs George Ferry ins returned to
her home in Bethel at ‘r a wake visit
L3 with her niece, Miss Ella Motion.
Miss O'Donnell trained nurse. spent
Thanksgiving with her recent patient.
Miss Elsie Wicke.333' who is almost frilly
recovered
To ‘ " «in it tildeda l
mol‘I‘OLW. III. 8 L! y n
the month" 30 iviii (the celebra-
tion of Holy Comm at the Ad
vent Christianmhure
My».
Rev. James W3.3.3D}Ivi
marrow evening on ‘iHeIl of the
Bible Versus Tradition of Eternal Miss
cry. The sermon Will 310ub11ess be a
wry interesting grip.
Our One Excusetwiii bLiLiL théL LilubLjedl;
of the meeting of the Elevaorth lasagna
tomorrow at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church. The meeting will be
hinder the leadership of Frank I Mer-
r um ,
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It .is understood-that a company is
being formed (if-“East Norwalk men
for the manufacture and. importation
of oakum, as there promises to be
quite a market for- it during the corn-
ing winter.
(Charles L. Ainsworih was able to
return to work at the Lockwwd Murru-
fucturlng Company today after having
been laid up at his home, as a result
of burns sustained at the recent lire
in that shop.
Perfected Through Sulfering will be
the subject of themeetlng of the boy-
al Workers’ Society of the Advent
Christian Church. , The meeting will
be led by ’2‘. S A‘Insworth, the presi-
dent ot the society ‘
The B. and H. Folding Mattress
Company. which does a large business
in Bridgeport has opened a branch
shop next door to Hafner’ is. state. The
concern uLIilI employ several hands on
\
the start and may grow to a limiting ,
enterprise. 3
wuuain’ w tacit, mm It a great lov-
er of animal recently urchased Ltwo
pink and ‘93:“iiitLe little (it of just liboul
the size usually stateroom house bets
and probably weighing twentydivo or '
thirty pounds cuclr.. Hot felt that the
general public should he allowed to
see the little grunters. so after giving
them a bath he put them In his show
window. This morning the small
gruniers Indulged In a little Greece-
Roman wrestling match and one of
them went through the glass window.
it did not hurt the pig. but It was bad
for the window. After that the small
but vigorous hogs were removed from
the window.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
D. V. Meade spendfinnksglving in
Darlcu. 1:,
. 71"
John I“. Stevens hati'moved into his
new house.
Frank Selleck of :Wookiyu, spent
Thanksgiving with his mother her.o
Nathan Dauchy has been appointdc
n timekeeper In charge of some of the
men at work on the telephone con-
duit.
The work of estate In the new
books at the public 1 vary is pro
dressing rapidly and will soon he com
pletod.
a...— ...
The house owned by the New York,
New Haven and Hart Railroad and
occupied by Judge Ilium H. Will-
molt Jr... Is receiving a coat of point.
Mr». W. H.
Inm- transferred their passage from
November to Jnnuur.it2 y the steam-
Nhlp Baltic on "I‘ll out o the lliiiliii oi
Mr. Orchards br hérfw wife. 'whiclr
muurrol very windmill” ‘3ou' November
iii In motion. ldngflli. *"
M
ROWAYL’I ON.
Mr. and Mrs. WLLLTL H. 'I‘ristrn,
of Broekslde. enter-tau ed their it
how. BMW!!! FL
N. .31.. Thursday.
The udartotte of
Baptist Oil tell.
Valentine. its Or:
and William Me
on select lens it:
tomorrow “at the Gagging:
The Luau. 51R
who died OMnMEIILIL‘LL"
her late res an
A
2711i; was held y
from
was the “111011107 of
uric 3 17M!
Ii than to?» Phone 257-35.
Orchard and daughter
a, of Elbernon.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, Riv. E. w.3.Bysbs, pastor-t-
Cities meeting. Ii: 46 a. In: branching
service,19:89 a. In: Sabbath 6,school
1:30 uvino Err/crib bonnet 16 n.
in: preaching service. 7:00 p. m. to
outlier ‘w‘lll preach. both morning and
cyenin Special praise service In
the av" hing. ten minutes with the new
song book- before the. shunt service
All are very cordially invited
«Fiuut Flour Hour
In” Irv/darted!» ,
Joneslfiold Medal.
as 75 bbl
Rob LL33rtSmith
Rewayton, Conn.
f
WESTPORT.
L Joseph LCLiLL Hyatt and wife entertain
ed friends Thursday
Miss Jennle Fair-child, spoilt the 3-hol
idey with. her parents at the Farms.
.—-
Lloyd Nash and family entertained
fathom! from out of town over the hol-
aye,
relatives at the Forms.
0.1!. Jennings and wife spent the
holiday with the parents of tire latter.
H. B. Coley, in Notwaik.
The work on the new railroad
bridge at Saugutuck appears to bc3iar
from completion iii-l yet.
—""“"\
E. Jennings and wife have closed
their cottage at the Forum and will
spend the balance of the winter in
Bridgeport.
The inmates of the poor house were
treated to a special dinner Thursday
and the little t’nmily gathered there
found the occasion one over which
.they had cause for’rejoicing.
w“.
m....
WILTON.
George Taylor is on the sick list
with the grip
Mrs. F Myers lsL convalesclng from
an attack of the grip.
Raymond Conrstork. LLwho Is orrguged
in business In New Orleans, Is at his
home in this DIBA'U.
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond, of
Rowsyton. have been Thanksgiving
guests of R. W. Kcelor. « 1
Mr. and Mrs. Marten and child. of
the city. were guests of Mrs. J. Mc'
Ewen Betts on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent and family. who
have been recent tenants of Miss Sar-
all Davenport, have removed to Nor
walk.
Miss Helen Middlebrook outcriuiu-
ed Mrs. Hoyt. of North Wilton. nnd
Dr. Frederic Stur'gos on 'I‘hanksgivlng
DRY.
John"? Gotham has sold his farm to
a party from White Plains N. Y. and
It Is reported that he will remove to
East Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Riggs. of Pol-
myra. who have been visiting rela-
tives during the past week have re-
turned home.
Mrs Bruce MacQuocn Illiil children
spent Thanksgiving Day with the for
Iner's brother-Inlaw, John Mat-Queen,
In Mt Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ogden and
family. of New York. reopened their
summer residence to enjoy I: Connec-
ticut Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Day was observed by
appropriate services tit 10 it. Ill” '1' here
were also services at the Congregation-
ul Church at the uphill ”hour.
Mrs. Mutt (tomatoes entertained
the Mhtiuce Whlst Club at her home,
Tuesday afternoon.
,v/ore tilted
'I‘hontson.’ .
H1579
to Ceichester. where
:r.‘ i:
Q 7627 33
meetlné it- did. Aid“
7 50 r. m. happy hour
M
r Dr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor. of,
New York. spent Thanksgiving with ,
Three tables
and prison ‘were won by ,
Miss ‘lfyiitt. Mrs. Manueen and Mrs. 33
libid Monday <
out-
scout: bolerthc
. 3 dining
LLLLOM 3 ’19me
bed 3:. Mo, 3,
.1 {11‘5th1
“posses diluent. ,
Their-l Wilton Ironic was
once of their law,
376, Gilleie was
353 . pushed. and
" oil , by'La who knew
. AI‘teLr her marria she removed
it shad sincere-
2 ed . ,.
Mrs. Frairk' A. ll rates «is entertain.
tug Misti Meson at New York.
Joseph Wussing. of Curator-d. took
dinner with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Weaning. Stamford Avenue.
Berriau and Estelle Shiites are
spending several days In New York.
It}? guests of their grandmother. MrsL
utes. .
Mm» '
WEST NORWALK.
Louis Gregory has recovered from
' her recent Illness. 3
Fred H. Emerson is In Hartford on
important business
James Bates yesterday took posses-
rion of the Street cash grocery In Dar
cu.
’Mrs. George Reed. who is employed
in Newark. N. J.. returned home for
Thanksgiving.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Benedict entertain—
ed their children and grandchildren on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brinckerhefl‘. of New
Canaan. dined with Mr and Mrs H3.
Burtls. Thanksgiving day.
. Mrs. Charles Mather was called, to
333, New York this Week by the sudden ill-
ness '07 her granddaughter, Madeline
Whittingten.
Rev. E. Brown. of llurien. will
preach in the Union Chapel at 3
o‘clock Sunday afternoon. All wol-
come.
SOME OYSTER ITEMS.
Oystormuu. Chincotonguc
land, Va.)
W. 9‘. Hoyt. the manager of the lia-
dcl (30.. tells us that the star fish sc-
lect for their feeding ground the very
best motoring grounds. they do not
trouble Inferior! grounds hence thtil
presence, though a menace is an In-
dication of good ground. The “star‘s"
are the oystermcn's best friends, for
if all the “set" could live oysters
would not be worth 25 cents per hus-
hol they diminish the stock supply
and make the standard of stock bei-
tcr. Title is a case of evil working
80011.
The steamer Albert caught in one
hour, 350 bushels for market and had
them at the dock at South Nor-walk
try-:12 nr. Title gives us an Idea of
the. capacity of the average shocking
house in this hustling town. You
see thr- output Is unlimited.
The death of Albert J. Hoyt lust.
April was a great blow to the oyster
industry at. South Norwnlk. Court. as
ho was one of the most progressive
growers in that section. W. H. Hoyt
his father. has retired from business
and its tins been unlrouuccd the plant
(The ls-
hns passed Into the hands it: The
Andrew 11::ch tie. (ispt. A. .l. Hoyt
was on export. In designing oyster
steamers: several of his creations are
now In Connecticut waters.
it. In said that Can. W. ll. l-ont
was the first man to plant strolls and
set a “set." in the writers of Connec~
ticut. The first man who was ()yster
Commissioner. staked out the first
ground beIchrr Keyser‘s Island and
Tavern Island.
GENDARMES FIRED ON MOB.
Japaneu Officers and Policeman Were
Seriously Wounded In Seoul.
SEOUL. Koren. Nov. 80. 5 p mw
Gendarmes were forced to tire on a
mob this evening. One Japanese of-
ilcer and a policeman Were seriously
wourrded. It: endeavoring' to stop an
incendiary speech. the police and gen-
dnrmes were set upon by the mob.
chased and forced to take refuge to
shops They rallied and tired over the
cr wd. Upon being reinforced. they
so - eded In arresting 100 members
of the mob.
Otliccrs are still gathered at the hu-
reau of decorations. which Is sur-
rounded b police and Infantry. who
are patrolling the streets with fixed
bayonets v
The large crowd has been tampon
orily scattered. but it is roast-tempting
In gr.oups There are rmnors of sui-
tilde of Korean officers and Impending
trouble.
73011 WWW YEARS
out the entire 116161;". 'l‘hrus
.milerrs ”In L
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sorts. Drona uncontested»
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, L @‘Pfihfi‘ in“ court-i N0RWALK,'coNN.
v. .L,'h 132$ ml III W115 MIG ‘ -—---
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Mllfizikm “"331": Business.
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Hill-I this surname Clhhnm‘ In! s: CAPH'ALL.
$100,000.00
SAFE WIRING. eunPLus AND PROFITS
in these days of rigid Insurance $173,500.00
law you cannot be too careful of your
Electrical Wiring.
We guarantee all our work to pass
the most careful inspection.
i-UHIIIN iiiLIIMPiNY.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Box 508. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 399—2.
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in tune for ciao years. has hominid lignaLL, ,. Lat}
-‘ undue beenmadenuder his one.
memilieu since its WW.
Mitochondrial” yonin this.
units and tidaIt-as-Igood?’ pram
a Is ‘ ASTORIA
L Macmillan nor other Narcotic:
substance. :15! m in, 113. minutes. It: destroys Worms
00110., It relieve-L training Matthias, cures Constipation
and Mainland]. III assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach mil Barrels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's mm Mother's Friend.
emu-u: CASTORIA mm
n. Hint You Hate iluayjs Bought
1.135 Use For Over 30 Years.
” human-air. II when ovum anode-Ir m
snowstorm
and snooker the health of
cures Diarrhoea and Wind
EDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pr”.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joclar R. Marvin J. Walton. Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
Litre quuetiitut Central Iiir. Insurance to
ISSUES THEL IDEAL
LIFE INSURANCE CONTRACT.
Raise. Benefits and Privileges ab-
solutely fixed and guaranteed In the
Policy;
F. H FIELD. Gen‘l. Agent,
United Bank Building,
60. Norwalk. Conn.
W
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 8, 1905.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
. M.-—i2: 52x, 5. 32:. 5: 45:. 5:1”.
:50. 5:55 7. 55. 8:18. 8. 52. 9:081.
22x, 9: 59, 10: 501:. 11:05, 11: Win
M.—-12:illx. 1:05 2: 05:, 3: 57.
:2 . 5 «i5. 5: 011:. 6: 34, 6: i9xL. 7.17:.
:00:. 9: 52:. 10: 32.
Oundlys.
A. M.-—12:52x. 5:32x, 5:551. 8:58.
9:42:
P Ill—2: 69x. 8:051. 5:45. 6:011,
7: 23, 8: 003:. 8: 23):. 9:92x, 10:14. -
NEW YORK FOR60 SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—-i:50.5 5: 50. 8: 00:. II: 08.
8:50x. 9:00x. 9L:oéx,‘1o:ozx. 10: on.
11:00x. 11:08.
P. M.——12:05x. 1:04. 2:003. 2:55.
8:813, 2:5“, 5:03. 5:32, 5:02x. 35:09,
5:25. 5:001. 5:03. 6:98. 15:02:, 9:00:.
9:39. 11:00:, 12:00:.
Sundays.
.1. M.-—-6:60'. 7:30. 10:02:.
P. lit—4:05. 5:05. 5:001.
11:60:. 12:00:.
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
. M.~12:08x.1:217t. 1:55x. 5:15.
7:29.8229.’9: 112,10: 0le ii:11x,311:.53
15:10, 5: 28L 6. 08:. 8:331. 7' 101:. 0:931.
9: 22. 11:21.
1:3.”ng
8:02;,
rt, In addition to above.
:59: 5: 55.7
lunacy:
LA. lie-312: 102. 31:21:. 1: 551.0 5: 15.
9:11, 11:11
EMF—5: 55. 7:191. 9‘3: 05:.
Iourr-r NORWALK Lro DANbunv.
A M.*6.‘0.L91553.L3158.
P. him-1: 26. 5:581, 11:15, 5: 10. 7:17
Culinary to Inuit: Namath. .
A. 15-36155 7225:. 3:11. 10:05:.
1:5
r anus: ass, 6185. 5,: is.
Iuttdm to Cannery.
if {cu Have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have n comfortable
room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
thing new and upon-to-date. Room; by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Monroe and Chestnut sla.
J. DIBEBA, Prep.
W
rs; cars it“ stnzivcz
anthems.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL IITA'I'I
MORTGAGE: NOTARY. ITIAI
IOAT TIGKI 1'"
PATENT IIOURILD.
I IOUTH MAIN OTRIITI L
Tel. OI“. SIG-I
9
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emblhner.
Restriction. 0 Washington Ctr-III.
Telephone It hence. 125-!
L'LTL'HELLNLRW L L
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room a special tutor-e. Cu
and [tacit-Io Lights throughout. Ev-
Iry room halted. .
RATIO REABONAIL'E.
A full line of Auk». MOMII a or...
tilt Com celebrated Winn, Liquors Ind
Cigars always on Mud. »
Telephone Cull. 595—8.
war»...
”Wm
Disinfect: Today
where our
Dasmtbctants
2 “c “ales
that a man or a lady wants Every- .
1I mm: mm It. loath Nor-want ‘0
Finely stocked Cafe In connection:
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor“
No ii... of contestant dinosaur LL
when it can be confined in the Iniect-
ed district. ”wflrritirnore Record.
To thIL Old ilequIIrLyL.
Drafts and Matty orders.
To all pm a! ”Europe. ‘
Jacob M Layton
8 Railroad Avenue.
, So. Norwai'k.‘
Lillilil LOOH
Silver Frost Fish, 5 the. for 250: Flat-
fish. 5 u». for 25¢: Market eds. so "3..
Eels, 12c; Pickerei, 12c; German Carp,
8c; Pike, 10c; Steak Cod. 10c; Weak-
flIh, 10c; Swordfish, 12c; Escallops.
400 per qt.
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE’S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
ore Salvation Army Building. '
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CART. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
OUR VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMRY
BUTTER ...25c per lb.
(libs. Cat, Prunes ................250
2 Ibs.Exira Largo Prunes: ...... .250
2 pkg. Figm...3.......:..........25c
2 lbs Apricots ............ . ...... .251:
3 pkg. Mince Meat ......... .....25¢
2pkg.LGust-o ....... ..............25c
11. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
line Your Plumbing Dun: Right
1 desire to make it known 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 Norwalk.
316 Sin
l. H. DECKER,
Christmas
Presents
Don‘t wait until the last moment.
I-luy now and avoid the rush, and have
leisure to choose your presents. Goods
stored free of charge until you call
for them.
DINNLER ears
WATER ears
CHOCOLATE ears
anusu AND coma TRAYS
TOILET ears. arc.
Flue litre of 10 and 15:: Imported
'l‘lrln China Gold Band Dccorulcd Cups
illd Saucers, Pitchers. ‘Hair ltccciv
ere. Egg Cups. Salad Dishes, Etc.
A line of Lamps from 12:: to $8.00.
-
Pictures
Just. received 500. Prices from 299
91.49. Best title for the money In
the city.
Pictures framed and Window
Shades made .to order.
STORE OPEN EVENINGB.
L.H.DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con.‘ South Nor-walk.
FRANK c,
VAN SCOY.
neurone.
STEAM.
have In sprouts intention :-
3 will be glad to submit figures tor
“it: isiuis limit anus V 3
it your Plumblrw or
members at your IIteucehei
Itahtly risking their M51711. Date ye
plumbing emirates erm~buriti his ,
wcr gun which no lute the I m - ,
phcro and cannot help but be breathe
by the new cuts.
but us us the the condition ofL your
plumbing, correct defective piping and
Install the bent. unitary fixtures made
namely “Standard" Baths and
piece Lavatorlea. Our Illustrate
booklet “Modern Home Plumb a"
cent tree upon application.
Horace R. 71:15
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T 3‘,
. South Nerwalk. Conn. .. -
IT Is USED varrLr-i As Moor-I SAT-
ISFACTION AND AT A’
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE
THAN COAL.
a
w
3..~3
w
3.1.).
THE HEAT. WHEN ALL CRAFTS
ARE OPEN rs INTENSELAND
WHEN n' :3 necessmv 3:7.
TO KEEP A FIRE
oven NIGHT. FILL33
THELsrova— 3
”And Close it Tight”
voon FIRE WILL BE READLY IN L:
THE MORNING.
M
T. f’ .
1° 1
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tau iyttuuiuitu
Phone 68.
Well
Paper.
Our stock other: goods just in
is a little larger than ever before. L3
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know 2
we do the work” tn the very but
manner. 1’ “Nil 3
We have taken a good my L:
contracts for house painting and
5
your work.
We try to carry in Itoch every}- L
thing you need for the dccoration33
of your house inside or out.
,.E E
Gerham.
TELEPHONI “H , , 2
10 FIROT IT. I. NORWALKo-3'
«Io—I33
1847. ' L' t v
PLUMBING AND swears
HEATING.
nor wanna HEAT Nd
nor AIR HEATING.
IrevsI AND also
ILATI AND mt tree, _
, an and Iium 9‘13
III Fixtures. 14ml 0 I ,
3 my. you suit III
HOT WATER,
AND
GAS FITTING.
3M
out of trouble. _
25¢ Inmates.
are used Get a bottle today. and 23053923.
L Tin, Strict Iron. Copper-
1 Ind 3211):.
Norwalk Chronicler