of tM Rustin l. I
placed on t
relatives and cruel?” to
Hflh6ir ‘ cm
is e ice ponds are now
9 rilow wins 5. “he were
u that thb‘y held the Weight or
one tune; but the ice. was broltv
all yesterday.
éfilha women .of Shakespeare at the
Rowuyton Library Wed. evening, Dec.
ill. by: Hon. John 1! List“. ..
Word has been received of the death
of Dr Dudley Tripp, formerly of South
.Norwalk. Dr. 'l‘ripp died Sunday of
heart disease at i .061 Dean street.
oolr‘lyn. Elle deceased was the
y, brother of Mrs. R. ll. Dibble of thaw-
nylon.
at the Methodist Church.
been 5976M on East: pita.
Aid Society will be held tomonrow.
A large schooner load of sand is
anchored in the channel opposite the "
wharf of Harris & Guns
The regular Tuesday night class
meeting will be.hold in the East Ave-
nne Church ,thls evening. .. _
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held this months at the home of D.
L. Hanford. in Winfield street“
Work was commenced this molulng
repairing the damaged railing of the
dilapidated draw bridge. which was
broken Sunday.
- Men are at work installing the lire
bell in -the new truck house of May-
flower Hook aall [indoor Company. in
Van Zandt street.
There Will be rehearsal of the
scholars of the Advent Sunday school '
tomorrow evening, at Mill o'clock, prev .
paratory to the Christmas exercises
The business of the Radel Oyster
Co pany continues to keep at the top
(:.h and the pile of shells will
probably be larger than ever before
when the season closes.
Mr and Mrs. Henry L Seymour, of
’ Winfield street, h.avo issued lnvlla
\ tions for the celebration of their gold-
on wedding anniversary, which will
take place at their home December 26.
Rev. J. W. Davis preached a very
able and helpful column on Sunday
evening in the Admin Christian
Churcha to a large and optimum ruli-
negation. [Che subject was The Rich
Man and name. In the exposition
of the sub more were many new
and very helpful thoughts and ideas
When the Mutuals oi'lblew York At-
lantlcs of Brooklyn. and Athletics of
Philadelphia. warmthe. three great
baseball teams. Henry Chadwick was
the judge and jury, and all appeals to
him were final. Hie familiar face and
figure were seen at every baseball
match half a century ago. with his
turban cap and winged overcoat. lin-
der and am he carried an umbrella
made of ludla rubber. and a thick
stick which he could convert into a
three legged stool by opening certain
compartments. and even than, neatly
fifty years ago, he was called the filth-
er of baseball; He reported for five
different newspapers. and received one
hundred dollars to Write one hundred
lines for Appleton’a Encyclopedia. He
, neither drank or enrolled. neither
swore 0r gambled and was a model
man in every other respect but base.
ball, but on that subject hung all the
low and the prophets. He looks about
the same today as he did then. showing
e effects of a sped palliation ill the
rat place. and its}; as how to take
care of it.
—Chrlut Church supper. at Mission
rooms on Wed. eve. Dec 18 from 91.80
“lit“ 8 il- in. Only 1.50
When Arthur charllbers. cxcbamv
plon lixbtwoixht of the old and new
. world. was in his m; he enlisted
in the British navy; dad was awash
in as a blueiacltet on board the Royal
(learned-l5 ., ia‘life rather on»
mutational: ow‘miver hand alien lived to
quit it the first choose. and while he
would never has ;e a ddiorhal‘. h"
adopted a truly "a trial
out of it. Chill . - h
the quarter deck ha in .
procured a place of soap and placed
it in his mouth. int fell forward in It
fit. or a fake lit. ¢d through all the
convulsions and anti peculiar to men
in that desperate condition. when he
overheard the nu redial-it. "1'"
use whether he ‘
whereupon 0
his laurel. ad
strument underneath
from top to botta‘muij
'1‘ probationers will meet tonightp‘fm‘.
A top dressing ,of crushed alone has ‘ .
Asé‘ssion of the “mullet Ladlos' !
out {rallies and
’ residence
Robert
Long lsla
ward Rider. of Ballporl.
,who has been employed
Roilrcad. and is a cousin of lra E. Pet-
is". f-latll place. has been visiting
ry to taking a position
" B. Nickel-son. freight
filo rluNew‘ Haven
.Hertford Railroad Company. in
3 LBS .11EAD RICE,
To ovum; chaser of 1 lb. Col.
fell.r 3 and y; lb. Tea. black
lied. 39:45—63 in all.
idoz.G (iE‘g gs. . . ...27c
3 calls De in... é,Milk ...... . .25c
2 lbs. 1‘ alloy Mixed Nuts. . . .251:
Millage Grapes 15c lb
3 lbs. large Prunes. .25c
Robert Smith
Phonol- 251-6. Rowaytoll, Colin.
bAlusN AND None-ran.
Agents for the Evening sentinel, lll‘
Damn. are Arthur Slauson, and Wal-
lace Sharer. Orders sent to either of
ms I‘bovo wlll receive prompt attclu
n.
James Bates, successor to the Street
Cash Grocery. has moved into the
Northrup Block.
A large Noroton heater has been
installed in the truck house of Eagle
Hook and Ladder. Company.
Mrs. Cnpen, of Newton. laboring
tho interior of her residence decorated
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Co.
have one of James Wood‘s Noroton
hostels: in their engine house at Dav
rien. ,
A huge number of Daricn and Nora-
lon firemen attended the fair of Roll-
ance Hose Company in Rowa ayton last
Week.
If. Sands Bullock, who has the con—
tract for the inuchuiiscusscvl Groom
wlcll poolhousc. has the work now
under way.
—-All kinds of smoked meats also
hay and grains at. lowest cash prices
James Bates. Grocer" Dnricu.
The Christmas sale held last week
by the ladies of the Darleu Cougre
national Church was a great success
in all l‘eupecta.
The Jolly Ten. of Burton in plan-1
ning to give another of their very
the month of January.
Patrick Darby, manager of the Bold
diez‘s’ Home greenhouse Norotolr
ghts this some very beautiful spec-
linens of the new Forraiuo llclrollla.
The first of the Men‘s Club enter-r'
taimneula will be held this evening.
Dudley Pl'esoott, of New York, a van-1
lriloquist and impersonator, will be:
the artist of the evening
* Elll'go Rum: and Ladder Company.
mom on! utterlded the Dorian Methoi
dint church in it body Sunday night:
and listened to a very interesting ser-
mon by Rev Mr Freeman. the past
tor of this church.
Edmund Ashton. of Noroion Heights
has a. collection of gollrds. known
as Columbia cucumbers which he.
raised this year. of remarkable and
curious growth. Some are 6 feet and
over in lchshts.;lloulo resembling ser-
pcnta lulu others: ap‘ulc ll.
~liomo raised Chickens and fresh
eggs at popular prices, Public Market.
The fl‘lhlldil of Dr. and Mrs Walter
ll. Snow will be interested to learn
that they are very pleasantly situat-
ed in liebunombl .Y.. where they oc-
copy the former residence of the late
Samuel .1. Th 77. Dr. Snow been fine
any friauga in the at-
fictive old tow‘i‘l. » .
Mt“ 15's who occupied the Beebe
VNBM on finish for some
months. -.
e'wus mar err 'Wl lllnl morn
”film some... habit; lrnow rectum
lupin lipppr New York. hire. Cramp-
lop. lagged a re ii vocab
travails. .
Mill om
promises,
0i. was not
_ is attraction attention.
at they have arrived safe. . t
I.“ 31; Patent) “W7
. coasting on that section a
some yam by the ions island”
by W. E. Ashton. of Nomtou Heights. .'
successful masquerade dances during. .
lain
. Ifilollt' a abdubma and valuable cooker ,
been lull.
“ME
‘ 4 ‘ re‘runllhlp over the new
catatonia i"draw hriuue.
bldsy shoppers
775 the service
Tram on thantroiloyiu is very large .
‘mv «it
bothers. The war
mdire.
nubile human be serious
char“ er,“ ad that it outwit” the
lisp-ale . m. , her may triangle. . .
.oail Wllil’it shawl of show llnaay re-"
6 a a . . as great
by lanai)??? mfg: “63:1... ”tantra
stree n c m y e
ltrolley. There were... gurgi’y narrow wet-
capes and it beams necessary to”: the
Selectmen to make a. r s ro chi itins
way.
The precaution would be a an ode
at this time and possibly prevent the
recording of some serious mishap.
The opposition to granting the For-
esters the right map use their bulid~
ing on the North at e of the State
street bridge will tend to arouse a
feeling here that will not be conduc-
tiveto harmony. it is not. plainwhy
there should be such ohldotlon and
with the proposed town lanolin; 8at~
u‘rday next there will come one of the
liveliest fight: that has been occasion.
ed here for years. for right or wrong
on the opposition as one bearing on
personal.
The mission of “Early Risers" is to
clear the way and give Nature? full
sway. These famous little pills rid
the stomach and bowels of all putrid
matter. thus removing the cause of
headache, constipation. abilcw colllv
plexlou. etc. beware Little Early
Risers nevervgrlpe or slcken. A safe.
pleasant perfect pill. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy.
”worm-u..—
NEW CANAAN.
Gilbert F. Stevens has bought a
building lot in South Main Street. and
will erect a residence for himself.
Wolfel & Greenwald have taken the
contract to lit up three new bath
rooms in the residence of Dr. J. E.
MoKernan.
E. M. Purdy. of Stamford, has bought
a. building lot on Richmond Hill.
75x175 feet and will bull a new rest.
dance for himself. ,
~‘ A FEARFUL FATE.
It is a tearful fate to have to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. "[ can
truthfully say." writes Harry (lolson
of Masonvlllc, 111.. "that. for. Blind
Bleeding Itching and Protrudlng Piles.
Bucklens Arnlca Salve. is the heel
cure made.” Also best for cuts
' burns and injuries. 25c at F‘. H. Bax
ulld E. P
VI
4
ter’ 3. South Norwalk.
Wood a lNorwalk. druggis‘rs.
DOG FOR Miss ROOSEVELT. ‘
President Pays 9160 Each for Two
Prize Bull Terriers. .
President Roosevelt has purchased
two prize winning bull terriers from
Frank F. Dole, whose kennels are in.
-blew llav all One of the dogs, Edge
wood Seymour. recently tack two first
add two special prices at the Philadei
‘ phia Bench show It is said he was ad
mired by Miss Alice Roosevelt and is
intended as a present to her by her
er.
Edgcwocd Seymour is only eight
months old and weighs felty-live
pounds. His color is pure white and
he has a. long head and small black
eyes. The other dog is Eugen/00d
Ringmaster. a full brother of Edge?
wood Seymour. The president is said
to have paid $150 each for the dogs.
FOR CRACKED HANDS.
Rough skin and cracked halide are
not only cured by Dertt's Witch Rs
161 Salve, but an occasional applica
will keep the skin soft and
' smooth. Best for Eczema. Cuts Burns,
, ls, etc. The genuine Dertl's
tch Havel Salve affords lmlnedlait
thief in all forms of Blind Bleadlli.
Itching and Protruding Piles. Bod
by» The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘
CARRIAGE SHED FOR CHURCH.
h‘be official board of the Norwallr
Methodist church has voted to erect
by the carpenters of the chucrh, who
will donate their services.
ans-MW
‘ , A LIQUID COLD CURE. ’
(ll-cup, Coughs. Colds. Whooplnllv
Cough, etc have no terrors for child-
ren or ad its who evacuatea the bow-
els with Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough
syrup and Liquid Cold (line. This
remedy eapeis all cold from the system
and anonymous the throat
bronchial tubes. The ninth
tie and children' a «reward.
The Clifford Midway.
s—u—u—
er' ll fuvorfi
sold by
”I
Largo Inpiiull Families.
report of the a diode by tile
coinshlre Auicl‘iliilth “ Bbcldty to
rm lpborers who bl'llil up the largest
ilios without buying received pare.
cl relief shawl thilt eisht also are
there of 194 children. One of the
also had 90 children burn. ill-outfit up
7. and illitmd it out in the world.“
adds Tit-Bits. ‘ 2‘-
L6" 9 ll!
mason sap-in'olls will or “out.
incite 200.000 tom of ice it your. in.
a
to“. mice in part
m, ‘t fifth“ consularflhm
allied Roirtherc ‘
there are those in town who look up- ~
s-llfty foot carriage shed ill the New 0:?
‘ of the church. The work will be done
luau and
"the ,
A!
SOCIETY FOR MUTUAL HELP.
.n‘n—nl—
Will Give Aid to the Sick and Burial
, in Case of Death.
‘ The newly. formed society of illu-
donna Assume of Mutual Help of Nor-
‘ walk held a. meeting in its rooms in
Water street South Norwalk Sunday
afterhoon. The following officers were
elected for the coming year.
President—Dr. Vincenso G. ’l‘ito.
Vlcc- president—Salvatore Casalese.
Corresponding Secretary—John 1“.
Patches.
financial Secretary—«Frank Goes.
' Fag‘ bearers—Pasquale Pace and
Vinceuzo Cristiano
Sergeant-ab armed Michele Mum
Trustees—«Vincenw Menchc Sprit-
icne Esposito and Ernest Lenore
The order is founded for benevo-
cnt purposes. It will give aid to the
do}: and burial in case of death One
if its first purposes is to unite in
lrotherhood all Italian men of good
uoral character and sound body be
tween the ages of eighteen and forty-
lve- years. The new membership
is thirtyeight.
“POSTAL."
new MAW
Telegraph Office in South Nor-walk
Now in charge of Miss
Eleanor Miller.
There has been a change in the
uanagelueut of the Postal Telegraph
30s office in South Norwalk. John
\icNally, of Danbury who has held
he position of manager for the past
we yeals. has been llanufcrrod to
Hartford. which is a dumb larger field.
His successor in South Norwalk is
bliss Eleanor Miller, Miss Miller's
home is in Buflleld Mass. and she has
been located of late in Greenwich.
Many will wish her success in her new
A
. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 9. 1905.
LEAVE CCUTN NORWALK FOR
NEWY Y.ORK
A. lit—18.53: 5: 92:. 6:451. 6:198.
1:50 a: as 7: ill 8:18. , 9:01:
71:31:95.0 10: 60:. 11: 05, 11: '17:.
Pit—12:49:. 1: 06. a: or: a 17
l: 23:. 5: 45. 6101:. 6: 94. 6: 49:, 1.17:.
8: 00:. 9: 69:. 10: 92.
A. its—1mm ""5le 5117:. 9:58.
'u.-—2: sex. 71:05:, 5: us. o: 01:.
7:11. 81001:, 8.98109. 52:. 10:14.
New YORK FOR spurs NORWALK
A. M.l—-460. 5:50 6.50. 9700:. snot
11:10:, 71:00:. out 10: 02:, 10: 05.
11: P00:: 11:03
“~19: on. 1: 04. 1.00:. 9: as.
a: 11: am. i: or. 4. as, a: 01:, s: or.
s: as. a 00:. e: or. a: as. 11:01:, ’29 00:.
l. at 11: no: 19:
.i. NM'
Ounulys. .
1.00 f: 90. 10: oar. ‘
3103‘
P. 11.942077; 51,04. 1:071,
“1901. '19: Wt
sour» nonwsut To le
. “Mull.
A. at Ila-13: Nil. 1211:, 1 tax,
7:21. 3:19, 9.11.1.101llik.11:11k. 11 la.
5—”: 1: o 9710:. ‘Iul
5:10. 1- twill. ':ll 11. 7: 10:. 9: our.
9:11. 11.:
Ima, Ill lddlflo’ll {I .m
0
do its sumo
romance... It cures Diarrhoea and Willa
Celina. ill-allows Tomlin: Troubles. cures constipation *
and comm. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
W and Bowen, divi‘my healthy and natural sleep.
6W? We Mother's Friend.
THE FIRST REQUISITE OF BEAU.
6:10..
It destroys Wot-ins
ll Use For Over 30 Years.
Memos-m.” sic-7mm. «servo-none.
The first requisite of beauty is 71
clear complexion. Orlllo Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears a sullow blotchcd
complexion as it stimulates the liver
and bowels. and the eyes become
bright and clear. You owe it to your
friends to fake it if your complexion
is bad. Orlllo Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not. on meals or gripe and is very
pleasant. to he. Refuse substitutes.
Sold at Plaisted'e Drug Store. "
Willi Should You
ALLOW voun com AND COUGH
T0 Woaav AND ANNOY vcu son
oavs ANo WEEKS? ‘
As soon as you know that you have
a cold. the propel-thing to do Is to
pet a box of A. B. C. CAPSULES and
a bottle of w. T. GOUGH'MIXTURE.
This combination will do the busi-
ness every time.
The lcltfuss Pharmacy."
I NO. MAIN OT. IO. NORWALK.
BITY NATIIJNAL BANK
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
w
TRANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
. .shu.
3100. 000.00
nun--
CURPLUC AND "03m
$173,500.00
sowm H. NATsteON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. ulna-Pm.
JACOB M. LAYTON, cum».
u—g...
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josisr R. Marvin J. Welles. Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
1. a. w.....—~........._ .._..
If {on have Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don't you have a comfortable
roomf Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon to-date. Room by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner of Moms and Chestnut Ito.
J. Dill“. Prop.”
DAVID...W. MYIIOND.
to m mill it. 066th Hamill
Raw 0 Washington Wool.
«will. he:
rose Us
IN CHINA CLACSWARE. PIC
roses. are.
3 Dinner Colouwusr ”apolitical-ts
Bola, Brush and Comb Trays. Toilet
Soto etc.
German imported Decorated Cups.
Calico", Pitchers, Hair. Receivers, Ce-
real Sets .at 10 to 15$.
LAMPS
Prices from 127: to $3.00
PICTURES.
500 best showing for the Money in
the city, from age to 11.49.
Pictures Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Charles 25:, White Curtain Po-
ice with l‘lctures lo'c.
PAINTING G. PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evenings
l.H.DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South' Norwalk.
Read This!
Frostiish .............. .. 4 lbs, 25c
Flatflsh ...................... 6c
Market Cod ...... . ..... . ........... 5c
Lake Whitefish ................. .127!
Yellow Pike ................. .....12c
Small Pike ..... . ........... 10c
Native Eels
Extra Large Smelt ..............14c
.German Carp 10L
Steak Cod. ........ .......10c
Escnllo ps ........ 35 and tile qt
SPANISH MACKEREL. ....... .12c
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at rea-
sonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street, Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk.
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
activates
ALL lNSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES NOTARY. STEAM-
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED
2 SOUH MAIN STREET.
. Tel. Call 408.
SPECIALS
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts ........ 25c
English Walnuts . ....... .. 15¢ per lb.
Malapa Grapes 15¢ per lb.
Largo Oranges .............. 25c doz.
Extra Large Oranges . ..... 30o dzox.
3 lbs. Largo Prunes.
A. STULL,
.........
as COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Call 223—»3.
line You Plumbing Done than
i desire to make it known that l have
0 cued a plumbing shop and will do
sl kinds of plumbing, tin work steam
and an iittl up.
ARTHUR l. BENEDICT}
swam limb Coutll Norwallt.
FRANK C.
,VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
uracil.
nor warns,
on make. . A, ~‘
l
plumbers arc eillcllv competent ulev
should be equipped pg;
snow white. oucvlcco
celain Enameled Lavul'o
Have you eyer step
how dellghtfullv ochre
be to have but and cold l'» ,
water in your messing about or. bi
lug apartment of first floor l
room? Its prostates would alter
the biggest degree of comfort. w . ’
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
chaulcs honest and reliable.
Horace R.
CORNER MAlN AND WEST
South Norwalk. Conn. .
IN FRONT or voUn"“F*sTou,s av
uslNo AN ‘
Uulside [13553 i"?
vou CAN PROFITABLY Abyss
TIBE voua ausmsss AT THE
SMALL cosr or 2 came a
HOUR.
It's a New Scheme?
. l0 , ..
Bring business. ‘
.....————.-n
can Elihu lull
Phone 68.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of. new good! "just in
is a little larger than ever bolero.
Wonderful how low. you can ‘
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. . l water
We have taken a good mm ,
contracts for house painting .
will be glad to submit .figintcu foo
your work.
We try to carry in stock Ivory 1
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside 01’ out.”
lE.ll ,
Gal-ham.
yLIPHoNl sis—s -1
10 HR" or. I. no
1847- ‘ 1
PLUMBING AND aw ”
trauma.
nor warm malt
arov’s‘s A‘o '
plats.“ AND m
lac mount. Neal
Have new
weapons. ~
run 1089:“:
17 m1. artist?
Norwalk Chronicler