Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 6, 1905 · page 7

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The launch 89.9qu had been hauled
out for the willie .. :3 .

Mics Viola‘ Decker
days lulNew York:

The Milton Athletic Club will hold
distiller monthly meeting Thursday
11 .

The Probationcl'e (3111911 held a meet-
ing last evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church

Mrs Schoanllof and daughter, of
New York, have been visiting 1111' and
Mre. E 0 Drake, of Bette Place.

George Him, who has been visiting
here for several’ days returned to New
Yolk today on the steamer John Syl-
vector.

. A special pruyel service was held
last evening at the Advent Christian
Church There will be” 91101110199119 on
Thursday night. ,

The regular weekly class meeting
was held last evening in the East
Avenue Methodist Church. Under the
leadership of James Liliommcdicu.

The barge Helen R. arrived yester-
day with a cargo of crushed atone
thh will be placed upon Van Zandt
street and othel East Norwalk thorou-
ghfarcs.

The Work of grading the 911001 :11

, the junction of the trolley 1111911 19 also

progressing nicely. the front being

harder each day for the men to pick
through.

The steamer Addie V. owned by the
Notwalk Towbout Company. sunk
Sunday at Suugutuck. She was pumped
out at low tide and welked as well all
if it had not happened.

M. S. Partrlck. the. cobbler-poet. l9
laid up with an injured hand. A heavy
box fell on It yesterday and while no
bones were broken it was quite badly
1rushed and Iamoti. He is unable to do
any work and experiences much pain
from it.

With highly commendable dispatch
the seiectmen have ordered tllc grad-
ing of Kaiser place and the work
is progressing'nicely. Of course it
would have been better to have wait-
ed until there was more frost in the
ground. but everyone was In a hurry
to have._thc work finished. The mat-
ter first‘ came 11p eighteen years ago.
when the residents of Kaiser place
brought the mutter ‘llf-fOle 1111.1 1111111
officials. .lust soveutctn years ago
about. this time in the year the town
meeting voted to have the street
graded. No delay has been permitted
and yesterday the work was actually
begun. .

lienry Chadwick the father of base
ball and a lifelong lesident of Block
lyn, N Y., has been awarded a bronze
moral by the committee of awards of
the St. Louis World’s Fair, as being
the oldest newspaper man in the i11~
tercste of athletics in this country. 1111
is now editor of the. American Sports
and Pastime Company. and half a cen-
tury ago commenced his career on the
New York Clipper at the same time Ed
James did. when there was not a nin-
gie baseball olub. athletic or football
club In a professional way in the Uni-
ted States. And Old Chalk, as the
boys used to call him. has been pog-
ging away with brain and pen over
since. A year or two ago he 1:11.111-
limited his fiftieth wedding 1111111111119
nary. when uelvices were held in his
wife's honor in Trinity church. New
Yotk his better half having been 11
daughter of u. prominent. Richmond
politician before the. Civil War. The
medal is not yet in hand, but n 1111110-
mu printed In bronze notifying him
that he has been awarded one has been
framed in Brooklyn. Harry Wright,
organizer of the first cricket. club In
1th country. died about ten years ago.
and a full length statue. mined
by subacl-lptlon stands over the grave
whole bin body lies. In his right
hand he holds a pull of eye-511111111111, 1111
he had been uillicted with partial
blindness sometime before his death.
Chadwick is over four- -raco r9 yeals old.
and one of his brothers was 9. 1111111111111
of Parliament on the other cidc

Joint-n Dunn of Brooklyn. N. 1'..
who. with his 0111991 111111. occupies 1111p
11111111 1111119111191 111 (Ireon Farms 111 1111:
sullltller, has been appointed under
11111111111 by Sheriff elect Ii'luherty. Dunno
111 over three score year» of use 111111
'11911 11 youth won two price bullies.
creating .lilllnly Elliott. in Weclluw-
n and Bill Davis. in Pennsylvania.
A the flint named encounter seventy-
tivo men were enabled; and locked up
ill Bergen county 1911 because 911911
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the proud 1911111119 authorities. He in
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111.9119 M99. William (3999 formerly
, Bow to “returned to their

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91111119110111.1111” have many friends
and relatives In the north and one and

r all regret their departure.

9111111111 Occur 9.11.11... of howdy-
loll. Master of his ("ll-aft with a heart

‘ 111111111. but as gentle on a woman. who

lost one of his 1939 In the interest of
trade and commerce. tells of a story
of his own personal knowledge. when
a father mother and son were all 11111
nosed on a sleep. the futhm as captain,
the mother as cook and the son as a
sailor,- when In a furious Ilul'licunc the
boy was blown overboard and while
111 the water. with death imminent. he
culled to the captain and said: “While
or, try to save yourself and mother.
do not take any risks in trying to save
me 101 it Is’uselcss" us his body 1119
appealed never to be see again. Oscar
9911111: . “Thai 19 the kind of men that
so to make sailors " At one time the
afllable old son dog was becalmcd for
tvv‘entyztwo days beneath -, the tropical
skies. and bad as hurricanes are some
of the" 99.11099 Were‘pra'ying for a blow.

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our famous Teal and Coffees we will
give, free tour and one-half pounds of
Granulated-vangu- with one pound of

our but Coffee, 359; and with half a
pound of tea, black of mixed, 3111:.
flood £999. 271: 9011911.

”All kind: flour. 751: a bag.

RobertSmlth

Phone 251—9. ROWaytdn, Conn.

 

 

 

 

DARIEN AND NOROTON

Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In
Onricn, are Arthur Slaucon, and Wal-
lace Snorer. Orders cent to either 111
9:19 above will receive prompt hitch
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Several new lllclnbt'ra were 11111111111111
to Eagle Hook and Ladder Company,
this week.

Donicl Lewcrth, ol' llcnry Linde~
meyr Sons, New York, city. was Dr.
Harrison's gucut over Sunday.

It is understood that the question
of lighting the principal streets of the
town by electricity will be taken 11p
at the annual town meeting.

Charles Van Nostrand was arrested
111111. Saturday charged with drunken-
ness, breach 111‘ the peace and abusive
lunguugo. Constable 011111111' arrest-
ed him and he was taken before .1111;-
tico of the Peace William 11 Willmott
.lr. Justice Willmott suspended judg-
ment in the matter

It Is expected that the work of con-
structing the underground conduit 111
Billion will be finished this week .’I‘Ilc
people are much pleased with the way
in which the contractors have acted.
and there hits been 1111 uotlblc 111 the
matter. The roads have been put Imok
in good shape again, 191111 the sclcctmcn
are satisfied with the work.

~Won1a11 love a clear. heuithy coin-
plexlon. Pure blood makes It. 8111'-
dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood.

WESTPORT

Agent! for the Evening sentinel. in
Wootport, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm.
B. Nun. Ordcrc cent to either of the
Above will receive prompt attention.

 

 

 

 

Churiou ilulklcy 19 ucl'iously III 111 his
home 111 the Forum.

Willis .lonc's 11111110 11 11111-11111le trip to
Bridgeport Monday.

’l‘rInity Guild will 11111111. this after-
noon with Mrs. Taylor.

The scleotmon met Monday and die-
posed of routine business for Novelnn
ber.

George 1‘). Dayton and wife, of New
Haven. spent. Sunday 111 this section
with friends.

W. Ilulklcy and wife have gone to
New York. where ”my will spend the
balance of the winter.

B. H. Merrick. of Slrnti'old. was on
plcucllt. villitor ill town. Mr. Merlick
Ill well known here and hold 111 high
regard, and 11111 udvcnt will over unsure
111111 11 hourly welcome.

There 111 9. pie outing contest on b11-
twocu Fred Mills‘and il‘red Lyon. 11111
11111111- for 11' long time champion 111' the
item but 1119 11111911111 Were wreateo
110111 hi by Ed. Thomas. who ililli
rince’ict rod from lunch counter acliv
ty.
George declare» that the event i111
Worth more to him than one of 1119
1.1111111191191191: ready to eat lunches for
which .119 has become famoull.

’f‘hb 1119111 0‘! rent to the town for the
eevcutllblii‘cenl 1111111 ilrelrcuuircd is un
inlpot'tiiht 011111, hilt hardly more so
than 11199 or 11119111111; the offices warm
throughout «the winter. and It would
seem thtlll the community wanid ere
this have ilech'awuened to tile neces-
1 city of 1191911131119 officials properly
housed, 1999 119 a matter of re ard for
their health and comfort. per ape. all
for the economy. that would reuult.
‘l‘hel'e 111 no safety economy or 9999011
111 the 11119911119 policy; nor benefit ex
cent to those who are deriving a fur
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~ Mrs. William Plckngyihc returned .

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119w dwelling on Richmond Hill.

lite hen 11.999109 wall a visitor
899m 11rd. Saturday and sunday. . ‘

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‘11 1191111111111: in South Main street.

“1‘11 . will of ’ihe telephone 1111-
tihanpe 111119.11 visitor in Stamford 811111

 

a'l‘il‘e 11111111199 of Malcolm Graham
and Marshall rue will reclde in
town through the winter.

A 119111111019 1199 been placed on Gun
11:19 corner by 11.1119 southern New
191131111111 Telephone 00111911111! ,

George “1911191111119 017 Bird's . are
belt, was hobnobblug with the art toe
racy of Stamford Monday

now residing in tile‘Ihonse in 19991;
avenue leoently vacated by Engineer
Bryant

Mru. George N Purdy has moved
vacated by Mrs. Sarah
Park street.

Misc Edith Vuriuu. of Bayonne. N.

1.11 uulnlond.

1..
William Potter. Sr.
returned home.

A number of local young people at-
tended the start. of the six-day bicy»
rle race at Madison Squarcilardcn,
Monday morning.

An oyster supper will be given at
the home of Rev. 1. B. Brown.
Thursday evening. A number 01“ young
peollle will attend.

The Southern New England 'i‘eie-
phone Conlpuuy had a gang of linemen

Main street, 11113

avenue this Week.

H. M. Arnold. of New Haven, gener-
al foreman of the French Cable Cour
puny was In town visiting the office of
the company. Monday.

Constables Ociingcr and Sclllecht,
weg, of Stamford were 111 town Sun-
day night looking up matters pertain
log to a recent bulgiary. _

Paint and 1"urpcntel work has con-
eidcl'nbiy improved lhib’iillptlllmnfil of
the Mead building. corner of Main
street. and East. avenue.

1'}. M. Purdy. of Stamford. hue pur-
chnncti 11 lot. 7691175. on Richmond
Hill. next to the. residence of George
Everett on Richmond Hill, and will
erect a dwelling.

Samuel Silverbcrg, who was burn
ed severely in the fire which consum-
ed the Ruucoc block, about a your ago.
has recovered sufficiently to resume
work. He has started a wagon route.
and will dispense dry goods and 111.11
lions.

(1.0.19119 manager of the Opelu-
house .hns booked the plays Wife 111
Name Only. Midnight. Marriage and
The Rug Man for the holiday season.
There will also be a return engage-

ment of the New York Vaudeville
company.
(l. 1.. Grant. of Hurliord, has just

‘t'ompiotcd an allusion well for Rush
'l‘aggari. on his Ocnokc avenue pro-
perty. The well is 173 feet deep, and
has 11 capacity of 70 gallons per min-
ute. lie in now sinking one for Char-
11111 11}. Merrill.

Miss May Lord. the field worker for
the Connecticut. Bible Society, has
poetponed her departure for one week,
and will continue her work 111 town.
At. the mass meeting in the Jongrcgn-
tional Church, Sunday evening. there
was a large attendance, and the meet-
ing was very interesting.

 

Fancy “111111111.

Such a blouse 1111 this one 11111111 an
acceptable place in“ every wardrobe.
It, is more elaborate than the shirt
waist and suite a greater number of
occasions while it still Ill simple
enough to be worn beneath the coat
with ease and satisfaction. in this
blouse designed by May Manion. the
material is taffeta stitched with
holding silk and trimmed with an
effective. but simple. banding. but
the waistingn of the 999.9011 are many
and the model 19 adapted both to the
gown and to 11199911919119 blouse. so

 

 

that it in available for 911131091 curv-
thinx. Cashmere. 119111119119 and yell.
1113 are all much in vogue and all
eminently docirablc for 9119 design.
The 91919119 1119119 with the fitted
lining which 19 cloud at the front
and itself connilltn 01.199919 and 11111111
with the fancy volt. that 111 9991111111111
111 the 9111191. 11119. [191119 9 quite
novel and 11111111191199 effect. The
back In tucked 1119119911th 19119111
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“.11. P. Mead 1199 about completed 9 7 ‘1;

(11111191111. 91111191111 will shortly erect ‘

George Waldweli and family are 1

into Samuel Oriuucy’ 9 house. recent! ly ‘

who has been visiting hel uncle, -

Vista.

atrlnging a 21i~Inch cable in Railroad ,

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS

 

BENNE’I‘T-MOUL'I‘ON COMPANY.
The Bennett-Moulton Company pre-
sented the well-known Russian melo-
drama A Fatal Coin, to 11 large 11111|~
Icnce 111. lioyt's Theatre. last night.
Each and every member 11111 earnest
and effective work and evoked the
hearty applause of theil audience. The
npeclnlties were good. Tonight the;
(ioiil'lpnny will present Faust. Mutincee
to y.

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Hospitality In Mexico.

Mexican etiquette puts on the now-
comcr the responsibility of making our
the social advances. Visitors to any
principal Mexican city, whatever their
rank, foreign Ministers not excepted,
must in solemn print give notice 101
every family of any consideration res-
ldcnt in the. municipality that they
have arrived anti put themselves and
their homes at tho disponition of the
residuals. Otherwise they Will re
ceive no social attention whatever.
Intending visitors to that country
need to be equipped with this knowl-

edge of the customs prevailing there, I

and it is set forth in a recent cou-
auinr report of the‘llnited Staten
agent at Puebla, and reinforced by
the authority of Mme. (‘alderon 1111
la Barca. wife of the Minister of
Spain to Mexico. who saya that the
point of etiquette involved is peculiar
to that country, having no known ex-
istence elsewhere. 'I'ht1 people are
very kind and hospitable when ap-
proached ‘In their own way. and none
other In understood or taken any 110-
llcc of by them.

W...

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.

' TIME TABLE. I
in Effect October 8, 1905.

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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.

A. M.:-—12 62x 6: 32!. 6: 46}. 6:121.
6:60 61.66 7:.46 8:18. 8:49. 9:081.
9. 3219. 9. 60, 10:6019. 11:06, 1121799.

P. bin—182491, 1: 06 13:06:, 8: 37.
4:,2319 6: 46. 6. 01:. 6' 34, 6249:, 7.179.
8: 003. 9: 52!. 10: 33

Iundcym
A. M.-~19:529. 6:329. 6:961. 9:58.
9:421. .
P. life-2:599. 3:069, 5:411. 6101!.

7:23. 820011. 922311. 916211, 10:14.

new YORK con noun-1 NORWALK
A 111-1. 911. 9: so 9: 99 11:90:. 9:09.

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11:009. 11:119.
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'TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING

1199

Bill NATIONAL BANK

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

———~

BUSINESS.

CAPITAL
$100,000.00

cunetus AND mom's
317350000

9.....-

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr”.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Prep.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.

—————

Di RECTORS.

E. H. Mathcwwn Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Jul-1' R. Marvin J. Walton Marvin
Chrictian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan

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11 1.... ”1111911011
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-dato. Rooms by
the day or wuek. Prices moderate.

CENTRAL HOTEL.

Corner of Monroe and 61199911111 899.,
J. DIBESA, Prop.

 

THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE

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Funeral 01999909
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Our room: 9 91199191 99991199. 099
and limrlc 1.191199 throughout. Iv-
ory room 11999911.

RATIO RIAIONAILI.
Finely 999911919 cm in connection.
A full 11119 of Ackcr, 99999111 A 99111

1119 09.9 991911119999 Win99, Liquor. and
019999 alwayc on band.
’1’. J. IULLIVAN. Proprietor.

'f’clcpilcllo call. 990-4.

Disinfect Today
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when our

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Read This?

HOTEL VICTORIA.

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pie" decimated: tier“ citiea.‘ her tom-
plan, and her 111111111911 sucked and do.
ctroyzetl her nobles and maidens driv~
on off to China. and her artisans 111
Japan; the most ambitious and are
99911191110119 of her subjects constantly

foreign powers it In small wonder
that Korea has endeavored to abut
hernelf off from the w rid and. by
becoming the "Hermit ingdom," hall
effectually barred the way to all
progress.~—Century.
Said the Reverend .labcz McCotton,
“01' the Doin the, dance 19 begotten."
Said the youth to Miss Ely.
“Don't you mind the old guy,
To the pure 9111111191. everything’ 9 rot-
fen."1lfo.

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SPEGIALS

 

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2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts .. ...... 25c
English Walnuts ......... . 15¢ per lb.
Malena Grapes .......... 15¢ per lb.
Large Oranges ............ .. 25c doz.
Extra Large Orangec 3...... 301: doz.
3 lbs. Large Prunes ............ 259:

A. STULL,

24 COTTAGE AVENUE,

EAST “ NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223—4.. .

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We carry U111 largest. line of the
freshest. fish at the lowest prices. 'l‘hat
our methods of doing business satisfy
our patrons has been shown, by 0111
rapidly increasing business. We. .911
llclt your patronage and you will be
treated right.

ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH AT
REASONABLE PRICES.

THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.

_0ld Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge

CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.

 

 

11911 Your 1111111111 1111119111ng

I 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.

AR THUR E. BENEDICT.

5 Monroe Street. South Norwalk.
116 6m

 

l H. DECKER,

Christmas .
Presents

Don't. wait. until the last moment.
Buy now and avoid the rush. and have
leisure to chooser your presents. Goods
slorcd free of charge until you coil
(or them.

DINNER 9519

WATER ears
cuocouya ears
BRUSH AND cone TRAYS
TOILET ears, ETC.

Fine line of 10 11nd lilo Imported
'I‘hin China Gold Bond Decorated (:ups:
and Saucers, Pitchers. linlr Itccciv-
era, Egg Cups, Salad Dishes. 1911:.

A line1 of Lamps from 1211 to 99.00.

 

Pictures

Julli received 501).

 

Prices from 21111.

to $1.411. 1311111 11119 for the money Ill
lilo city. -
Picturen framed and Window

shades made to order.
OTORE OPIN iiVlNINGd.

L Ii. DECKER,”

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stirred to intrigue and eonllpiracy by '

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If our Plumbing 19 out o 9
Mom on of your household are he
Itantiy ”91111191119111 health. 09191191119
plumbing generate: arm vhccrin
wer panel which on lute the a ton
phm and «one: help but be broad-99¢
by the 0091.19th
Lot 119 examine the condition cfycu
plumbing, comet defective piping In
Inatall the but unitary fixtures made,
namely “standard" Ratha and One-
piece Lavctcrlcc. Our illustrated

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

booklet “Modern Home Plumbing",
911111191199 upon application. 1

Horace R Nash

CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T6...
South N‘orwaik. Conn. , “

 

 

IT IS USED WITH As MUCH ear. I
ISFACTION AND AT A _,
MUCH CHEAPER PRICE_ "
THAN coAL. ‘

i """'"‘ “WIN?”
THE HEAT. WHEN ALL onArrs.‘
ARE OPEN 18 INTENSE AND ,
WHEN IT is NECESSARY 1
TO KEEP ,A, FIRE‘ 17.
even N13111:. FILL ,.

THE STOVE—

And Close it fighI-’

YOUR FIRE WILL BE 1115on lN,‘ ‘
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Wall
Paper.

Our stock of new good: just in
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