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E. H. Oumbart spent Saturday in
Alfred Warnock spent Saturday in
the Park City.
. Miss Jessie Benedict was a visitor
in Bridgeport. Saturday.
Some nice catches of smelt were
reported yesterday, notwithstanding
the fact thatjit was Sunday. ‘
Some new tanks are being built at
the Iladel oyster shop for cleansing
the oysters after being opened.
Rev. Mr. Thomas preached interest-
ingr.8ermons at. both services held yes-
terday, in the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Winthrop I). Conkllu. a member of
the» South Side signal staff. of Baby-
lon, ll, 1.. is spending a few days at.
the home. of Charles Fox. in this
place. -
E. l.. llunford and Mr. Drake, of
East. Norwalk. were in Weston, on a
hupting trip on Friday, being guests at
dinner at the residence of Theodore
Hamilton. “
Rev. Mr. Blanchard. of Bridgeport.
preached yesterday morning at the Ad.
vent Christian Church. His sermon
was intensely interesting a‘nd’ the al-
tcndnnce was large.
The subject. of the Epwortli League
meeting of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church yesterday was "My Neigh-
bor and What‘ot film?" It proved
very interesting to those in alteri-
ditlicc. ,
At the Prohibition meeting yester-
day, held in Old Salvation Army Hull.
addresses were delivered by Nathan
Rockwell and by Martin Kellogg. The
meeting was well attended and very
interesting. ~. ,
,Dc. La Plume, the cowboy evangelist,
continues to hold his meetings on the
bridge. but, there seems to be a decid-
ed lack of financial-..mtpport and In
all probability the work will cease
soon unless more interesitls shown by
the public.
The meeting of the Advent Chris-
‘iian Church last evening proved to
be a. most interesting and instructive
one; The reports of the different de-
legates. including 5. W. Velsor. Frank
P. Self. Miss Birchard. aid others,
were read and Rev. Mr. Davis talked
for quite a time on “Echoes From The
Conference."
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Warden, of
St. John street, returned Saturday
night from their trip east. 'l‘hey
travalod by trolley to Boston. stopping
over over at llartford, Springfield and
Worcester. A side trip to Mount Tom
was taken. The return was made
over the steam road. and they report
having a very pleasant time.
Michael lircw. the genial manager at
liafner‘s caught two large rats y('i-ilt'i'v
tiny and left them in the trap to be
killed today. This morning when Hi'll-
lilo (folio. arrived til the, sioro llon-
nItr did not see the rats at all and
got quite a scare. With the nitl of
others int-tubers of the nearby comv
inpuity the rats were finally despatoh-
ct.
Filed. Avenue Methodist t‘hureh litllv
Iotln: Business meeting of the hip
Worth League. Monday evening at
7:45. ’I‘ucsday evening clans, 7:113.
’I'Im l'hilullica i‘luuu will meet at Miss
lltiba Simona”. ltownn street. 'l‘ucstiuy
Wetting for a luminous mission. ’i'hnru
day cvolilllg. prayer meeting; .i. (t.
Hawkins. lcndor. 'I‘bo Ladics' Aid
Bocicty will meet In the church put»
lor Wednesday alteration at 2 o'clock.
The sidewalk hclwccn Van Znndt
Pine amputation out drug ‘
and (‘otiuke streets on Osborn ave»
one. which used to be known as the
Itoeky Road to liublln. anti caused.
many a passer by to think of the
dykea and damn of Ilollund. anti IIllll-l
ter in bimuell the two California dams
“-"l‘lfiim Dam and Yubs iii—has been
made as level as Did it wling Green
thanks to Captain Bl. John and Forum
Etttnundk. Bowling Green. a' ctmtury
ago or up. used to be the favorite
place for the early Iioilanders when
New York was known Its New Amster-
dam. for the. name of imwin. dancing
on the green and occasionally a. «word
mutual. for In those days the urluio
t-tallc burgers with their sugar loaf
hula. Immense roll over collars. seven
lt'itillic boots. used to carry II sword.
and instead of their lists, would often
have. a passage at. arms to settle their
differences. It still retains Ila old
name. but very few know anything
about its former uses.
fianvrou.
r
sunnini Bond. of Bridgeport. has
been visiting friends here.
The llowuytou Library will be cloud is the silent of Thomas Trendweli.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
for repairs. .
Mitts Olive James. of Rownytmi over
one. Is attending ,Mprrlli'l Business
College. in South Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal A. Mills and
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Nuckley and
Miss Mary Harmer. of Muslim: aw
militia" visiting in Pennsylvania.
, ;,. lit. and it". lot it. rally-have rm.
daughter Ethel. of Rowdyton avenue. my, ,
“'9 visiting ”mm!" 9“ 'l'i'lulty ““- i lofts. ssmucI'Ai/tsrs. of ilerllp Height
street. after a
island.
Hunters are improving the , oppor- Greenfield Hill,
trinity-since the game law has expired the funeral of their uncle. Mr. Zai-
and several good bass of some have'
dines magic.
The'l‘etives are beginning to turn
and the woods are looking beautiful
as viewed from the train between here sidcnce of Theodore Hamilton.
and Branchvillo.
Mrs. Josephine Crow has purchased
a lot from Oliver Cook. located» Just
north of the Cemetery property in
Bowuyton avenue.
F. Boylston's invalid chair manufac~
,tory has been closed the past 4few
days. owing to the non-arrival of tim-
, tber from Vermont A shipment is one Nm'waik. yesterday.
peeled next week.
The prize for the longest list of birds
was awarded to Theodore Dayton, of ’
Room 4. of the school. A prize will
be offered next year for the child lllf~
der to years of age having the longest
list between January 1 and October l.‘
1907. under the same conditions as this
year. Dates must be opposite names.
Engineer George llill. 28th street.
New York City has been awarded the
general contract for dwelling to be
erected for Mrs. C. H. Pope. at Token-
eke. Frame and stone. tWo and one
half stories: hot. water hast. three
bathrooms. fireplaces. electric fixtures
hardwood finish and flooring,
glass. manteis. Architects Howard'
Grecnly. West 40th street. New York
city. drew the plans.
The following books have been add-
ed to the Rownyton Library, this
month: ‘Banta Clariss' Partner. 'i‘hom-‘
as Nelson Page. given by Miss Gurlei’;
Mosquitoes. L. 0. Howard. givmi by llr,
llaekley; 'i‘he Chateau of Mont Plaisir,
Molly’llliiioil Sedwell. given by Mrs..
llackley; Mildred Keith. Martha Flu-
lcy. given by Miss I’ennell; Five Little
Peppers. Margaret Sidney. given by
Grace i’cunell; Rosalie and Her 'l‘wo
llomcs, Minnie Davis. given by Mrs.
J. W. l’enneii; Lady Betty Across the‘
Water, (3, N. anti A. M. Williamson.
given by Mrs”. F‘. Hole: The Wheel
of Life, ICllen Glasgow. given by Mrs.‘
J. I“. Halt-z A Noble Life. Muloek; A
lawyer's Religion, Helen ll. Edsonp
.iohn Plougbman. C. II. Spur-goon;
lrouncus Ik-ttcrs. S. [reticent-Ti'i'lme;
The Silver Cross, Alice Eddy Curliss;
Leaders Into Unknown Lands, Arthur
Montoflore; My Lady Nell. Emily
Weaver; Famous Types of Woman-
hood. Sarah K. Bolton; Child Life in
Egypt, Anon; Robert. Falconer. (loo.
Mactlonuid: Stepping Stones. Sttrahi
liouducy: Winter Sunshine, .Iohn llpr-l
roughs: A Border Shepbcrtless. Amelia
It}. Barr; Charity. Sweet Charity. Rose
Porter; A Gentle licnel‘actress. J. .i.
(loltcr; Carey's Poems. Alice and
Pi clie Carey; Elsioifiuuie Id, Thomp-
son’f l'lxlle to ()vertlimw, Rev. John W.
Meats: 'I‘bc Shepherd King. Auou.;
Christian's Mistake. Miss Mnlock: liow
\
vHe Made His Fortune. Julia A. W. De-
Witt; liow to (let Strong, Wm. lliukie; ?
Links in Rebecca‘s Life. Pansy; l‘oor
Iloys Who Became Famous. Sarah K.
llollon:~ A Mount Desert, Mildred Fair-
fax; Along the Antlaw. Mary R. Balti-
win: Almost a Hero. Robert Richard-
son: Good Times Girls: lull and Gla-
cier. Willis Boyd Allen: Iluth Erskine.
Our Town. Margret Sidney; Genius of
Italy, Robt. 'l‘urnbull.
Joncs'. Pillsbury's or Gold Medal
lt‘lour. (38c per bag; per barrel, $5.40.
Strictly lt‘resb Eggs. per dozen, :lBr.
Good Eggs, per dozen, title.
3 cans Milk. "’
Robert Smith
Phom 261-0. Rowayton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
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A. II. Ilcnshaw. of Norolon. has re-
ceived a line eighteen foot canoe from
the. (lid 'I‘owu Canoe Company. of Old
Town, Maine.
’l‘hcodnru Austen In to build several
small cottages ou the property owned
by him hour the railroad truck. The
collar for one of them has already
been comiutmeed.
. WESTPORT.
Extra trolley to and front Bridge-
port on fircmcn'u day. There will be
every opportunity for enjoyment licl'e
and all We. hope to be accorded is a
fine day in which to entertain our
guests.
Wednesday Is the eventful day and
even so Important anti interesting an
event as mutate and county election
and all the sport. attendant, doesn't
serve to pain the glory of the coating
flrtnunn's day. Open houses will be
the rule at all the places after the
show and there are promises of red
fire. hon fires and fireworks to end the
day.
.... aut.wu--o——-
WESTON.
hliuu Daley Barrett and James Rooly
were married on l-iuturdly.
Prank Morpheus» Is now convales-
cent. from a two wet-Inf Illness.
'I‘homuu ikmneliy has returned front
a few days visit. In New York.
Mrs. Frederick Nace, has returned
to her home in Philadelphia,
Mr. McNamara. of Worcester. Mesa.
Miss Nettle Heine. of New York,
iii a guest. of the Misses l-‘anlhuber.
Mrs. Milli-both Town, has gone to
housekeeping In South Norwslk.
Henry 3 Wheeler returned from a
business trinity New York city. Satur-
tflhlo. is a guest at. the home of A. u.
Bradley.
. 8. Fl. drapery. who has been
seriously ill with thmt trouble is
A, day! in
week's stay on Long Church. yesterday morning.
O
leaded -
‘ . Mrs
of‘flaniiom has been
lug several days. with her.
. Missouri» hank-guanine. Marta
Baobab ve been spending several
orwullt. ,
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton. has return-
ed from a visit of several days in
South Norwnlk.‘ ‘ -.
ltcv. E. B. Adams. of Green's Farms
coupled the pulpit of tho Norfleld
James A. Smith and family were at
yesterday. attending
mop Bradley. ,
. E. L. Hartford and Mr. Brain: of East
Not-walk, were In town on Friday on
a hunting trip tnkingaliimor at the re-
' NEW CANAAN.
Claude Shea Is attending Maple
School.
8. M. Jewel of New York called on
the trade yesterday.
J. irving ,lleuedict visited friends In
E .A. Bartlett. made a business trip
to New York yesterday.
Nelson King has returned to work
after his smnmor vacation.
The monthly meeting of the fire do.
partment was held last evening.
Court William McKinley, F. of A..
will give a dance In Raymond’s llall,
October 22.
Prof. Clark Duncan Brant of South
Nor-walk was visitor to town yester-
ay.
Rev. Adolph Blumbery. of New York
was the guest of Miss Sichman. this
week.
Ponus Tribe, improved Order Rod
Men. No. 31., are contemplating a
mask bail in the near future.
Carl Johnson. who has been serious-
ly in with appendicitis, is reported to
be improving. \
Mrs. M. A. Herold and daughter,
Miss Anna, of New York, are guests,
at Lanedale Farm,
. p
Gilead" . .
yes. .
6.75% is - p .
tlculariyfm, . fGUK-r
INC! RANGW «and is
also a labor saving sub-t
stunts. for. blocking. on
the sides; of. any . cook
sfocebttmirtgbetdcaal. Itls
better tlgn an enamel for
STOVE ‘5 WES» fir WIRE
SCR E EN Sir it“ covers
moresurfatze. ls applied
' ‘ tics quicker, and
For sale by Chas. E. Dow, So. Nor-
walk. and Monroe 4. Palmer, Dorian.
HEIRS TO MILLIONS.
Bridgeport": Who Will Come In for
Portion of Vast Estate.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, October 10,——
After loading a life of simplicity for
years. Mrs. Annie Schuster and her sis-
ter, Louisa Hoffnnm. of 1892 Seuview
avenue, have been notified that they
ure'heii‘esses to an estate of $100,000.—.
000. left by Michael Roup. a brewer,
who died recently in Wiesbatien. Ger-
many. , There are 11 other heirs In
this country.
Mrs. Schnsler and Miss Hoffman
have already communicated with the
(lprmnn Ambassador in Washington
and be has sent word that the estate
is bona fide. Michael Roup was the
Charles Bishop has purchased a
building lot in Cemetery street and
will shortly erect a house.
the French Cable Company. has been
inspecting the line this week.
Mrs. W. S. Raymond. Mrs. William
Barrett and Miss Laura Raymond
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
The large barns on the property of
(I. N. Herold. known as lamedaio
Farms. will be removed shortly to the
west, a distance of about 150 yards.
(lcorgc Brown has taken the con-
tract for building a new residence anti
stable on the Whalley properly on
()neokt- avenue for It. ll. liloomcr. to
cost about $12,000.
The saloon In Main street. formerly
owned by John llorech of Stamford.
was attached on Wednesday evening.
by (itilrer Marvin ll. Merrill, for $250.
anti a separate claim of Sill. The at-
larhmont was brought. by Mr, ltoreclt.
.Iohu 'l‘winncanie, of White l’inns. N.
J., who had the contract for building
the septic tank for the sewerage sys'
tem. has sublet it to the New York
Sewage Disposal (loinpauy. who are
working (in the job. The highway
has been opened in front of Dr. ill»
hops‘ house in South Main street.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ODD FELLOV 'S' FAIIL
At a committee meeting for the fair
to be given Noccmber :l to ill. under,
the auspices of Butler Lodge, Colfax
Encampment and Eureka Lodge, I. t).
(i. l“.. it was voted to make the event.
a memorable one. There will be an
orchestra for dancing each evening.
and an t-ntcrtaintmt every hour. The
two large halls in Washlngltm street.
will lil‘ beautifully decorated with cloc-I
ltlc lights and flowers. The following
committees were appointed by the
cimirman._John ll. llntterson:
I’rinlIng~~-(‘.laronce ilrusli, ilnrvey'
Wood and Mrs. Wilfred ilarthol.
John Arnold, chief pole-inspector of left Germany in her youth.
ltuwks. Htlliti (lager. 'I‘hontua Lilllllit‘l'l.
Mrs. Aaron Mnrltneuu. Mrs. 'l‘. S. lion-
nldson and John itauks.
ICntcrtalament—«Mr, and Mrs. llicb-
uni Dillili.
(‘un\‘ussm‘u~(lctu‘gn Stevens. .lamcs
Iluwks, (ltvorgt: Way and Charles (lift-I"
mann.
Doll anti Flower Iioollinrs. Annie
Iii-own, Mrs. (.‘oruclluu Lyons.
'(lakt- litmtii~-llit's. (Ioorge Stevens.
Ice Cream IIooth-—~Mru. F. W. Wat-
ers and George Way.
iionw Made (lonfectlottery—Mrs.
Aaron Martiucnn.
Apron "mum—Mrs. Thomas 8. Don-
aldson untl Mrs. Lizzie (lager.
It‘uncy llooth »»»»» Mrs, Wilfred linvthol,
Mrs. I-‘rctiorlck I’Itzcr and Mrs. George
Stevens.
The chairman of the committee of
arrangements is John ll. Butlerson:
secretary. 'I‘hcodore 'I‘obey; treasurer.
Mrs. Wilfred ilurthol.
"'I‘Ilii‘. COLLEGE WIDOW."
A perfect play perfectly played in
a rarity. but people who have wilues»
and "The (lollogo Widow" agree llml
It. deserves just. that description. About
mice In a tleunde in a play produced
that becomes popular without regard
to locality. but thin bi true of the Ade
couietiy. .its great run for forty weeks
at the Garden Theatre. New York. fol-
lowvd by its remarkable (‘hicago and
lit. up vogue put the Illust and the,
W032 ‘3 cly together In endorsc‘
Incttlfiu . lum‘iiu at the Ado (iotiietiy,
llunry . Savage has sent The Coi-
Ioge WI ow on tour with its original
equipment intact. "The College Wi-
dow” will come to iloyt's ’l‘lioutre.
Friday night.
THE AMERICAN Vt'l‘AtiltAl’ii.
The American Vitngrtiph Company
entertained two large audiences at
iloyt's Theatre. fiaturdny 'uflernoon
and evening. The various pictures
shown were both Interesting aud‘umuu-
lug. The next attraction will he The
College Widow. George Adu‘u stint-utm-
flu comedy satire. which will hold
the boards Friday. (lumbar it. (in sub
urduy, matinee and night. maintain
McKenzie. David illgglns‘ brother, will
present Gypsy Jack. Mr, Mackenzie
played the leading role in, Pihey Ridge
at the local theatre. lost your.
W
. . OKNATORAL CANDIDATE.
'l‘OllifINtl'l‘ONi Oct. ills—«Isaac W.
liraoits. cx‘flpouker of the House. has
been mlnutod for the Mate by the
30th strict Republican convention.
which met here yesterday.
pleat uncle of Mrs. Schnster anti Miss
Hoffman.
Their mother, who is now in the em—
ploy of a wealthy family In Syracuse.
She was
uys a favorite with Michael Roup.
however. and kept a (‘UI‘HSptlllthlltle
with him. (if the ll heirs to the es-
lute most of them reside in the Middle
West. There are live In Wuukeska.
Wis. who have communicated with
Mrs, Scliustor and Miss Hoffman and
measures have been discussed by
which the American heirs can secure
their share of the big estate.
It was througli Mrs. Hoffman. the
mother, that the daughters here first
learned of the fortune which Michael
lloup had left. Mrs. lloffman knew
all the details of the estate and she
has given much valuable Infornmtlon
to Mrs. Schustcr undl Miss Hoffman.
The last uumcd two women left, Ger
many only a few years ago.
Paul Sciiuster. a tool maker in the
employ of the U. M. C. Co. married one
girl about a year ago. Now he finds
that he has n mlllionairess for a wife
instead of a poor girl. Mrs. Seliusler
has been accustomed to work too in on
der to help matte the household ox-
pouses meet.
Attorney Charles H, Shapiro repre-
sents Mrs. Schustcr and Miss Hoffman.
He has communicated with the Ger-
man umlmssudtu- at Washington and
with the other heirs in this country.
The plan now is to organize all the
heirs and make. a joint claim for the
estate. Heinrich Hoffman. a nephew
of Michael lloup. and Curt Hoffman. a
great ncphcw, have bcen found living
in Wiesbadcn, Germany.
They have. been corresponding with
Attorney Shapiro and have expressed
willingness to cooperate with the Am~
crlcnn heirs. To say that Mrs. Shos-
ter and Miss Hoffman were surprised
when they learned of their good for-
tune would be putting it mildly. ’l‘hey
of course knew that Michael Iloup was
iinmenselv \vcallhy. luit they never
lit>(‘t)l'iilllifi'r'Tilt‘tltltii't‘ 'I‘obey, James dreamed of getting a share of the for-
Illllt‘.
"i'm pretty sure its' true.” said Mrs.
Sf'hlli-llt‘l'dt) a reporter. “but I think
that 1‘” wait until I get some of the
motley before i plan how to spend it."
—~~"My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. 1 ap-
illicd lir. ’l‘hotnus' Ecleclrir Oil. The
pain ceased and the. child sunk into it
restful sleep."—~—iiirs. Nancy M. l-luu-
sen. Hamilton. N. Y.
TWO BTEAMERS GROUNDED.
EUREKA. (‘al.. (ittl. ifi.~-~'I‘hc stonin-
t-rH lloanolte llllil Scotiu are on a south
spit. inside the entrance to the bar in
Humboldt tiny. There is no danger
which event they are likely to be
wrecked. There could be no IOMi of
life. as the passengers could be taken
off In safety. The life saving crew In
Its bout In new lying alongside. A
federal gasoline launch also In there.
A lug has a title to the Roanoke. and
It In expected she will be hauled back
to deep water today. No difficulty In
expected in floating the ricotta. as she
In of lighter draught.
To the board of County (loinmisslon-
ore of Fairlleld County:
I hereby apply for a license do sell
Hpiritunus and Intoxleullnx Liquors.
Ale. Luger floor, llhinc Wine. and tri-
der. ut ill I‘liy avenue. Town of Nov.
walk. My niece of business Is not In.
rated within 200 feet in a direct lino
of a Church Edition or lhibilr Ht'ilmil-
house, or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any l'ost-ofllcc. l’ulillc Lb
brary or (lenietcry.
Dated at Norwulk. this 8th day of
October. A. 1).. lilllll,
PAUL LliiNti‘v‘WL.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwulk. hereby endorse the
numb-mum of the ubuVe hauled l’nul
Lengycl for such license.
Dated at Norwnllt. this tlth day of
October. A. I), lftotl‘
Itcrmun Quittner. Joseph McFarland.
William Strunuhnu. llcrnurtl Ilcynuida.
Matthew Corbett. .
I hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and late
powers as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwalk.
OcDI‘tJed if. gorwolk. this 8th titty of
to or, ,
if sutrn.
‘i‘own Clark.
. 1906.
ERBERT R.
.09 15 ,
..-uau- h
to either vessel unless the weather .
I changes and the bar becomes rough. in
It Following Prices.
u—n—o .
N0. “302‘ Boxliqht. 75c
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7I308 flux light. $I
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices Include installation.
[innit hallway ti
[ighlingltilpang
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THE NEW.
.HOTEI. VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM‘DIPO‘T
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..Ourrooms I special futon. III
and Electric Light. throughout. Iv.
cry mm hosted.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection
A full line of Acksr, Merrill 5 Con
tilt Co's celebrated Wines, Liquor. and
Cigar- always on hand. ,
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Tel-phone Call. 800—...
Walnuts.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockeni.
Glassware.
House—furnishing
Goods.
Clo 51 Window Shades. with fringe, 28c
W “l Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 100
Picture frames and Window
. Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating. '
L. H. EEGKER,
l1 Washington strut.
Toi. eon. Iouth Norwalk.
rink It
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewory firm's lager beer.
No better. We deliver it In your
house, $1.00 per case (24 bottles.) LI-
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 151-13.
Central Hotel,
Corn" Monroe and Chutnut Itruts.
South Nam-lit. Conn.
Joseph Dinou. Prop.
The ”Roch-ester"i
ALL COPPER WASH BOILERS, TEA
AND COFI'EE POTB
are all warranted to be llrutclaas in
every respect.
Charles E. Dow,
m wasnmoron' eraser.
Phone tor-r
W.W
OROK’EH'B 8 .BETTLED. ‘ .
resenting the Amalgamated Press. pubs
lishers of the
against which Richard (Broker brought
suit for. dunmues‘on the ground of do4
famatory statements mndedn an arti-
cle bended. “’l‘ammany in England," in
which Mr. (lroker was charged with
having used his olllce as chief of Tami
many Ilnli for purpose of financial pro-
fit, informed The Associated Press to-
day that, the case has been amicably
settled out of court. it was added.
that counsel are not yet at liberty to
announce the terms of the settlement.
It was learned. however. that the
‘ terms include the publication in the
next mnnber of tho iamdon Magazine
of a full withdrawal of the statements
complained of and an apology. and.
probably, a statement that-the series
of articles entitled. “Tammany In Eng-
land.” will be discontinued. as the tie-
fondants have undertaken to make "0
further personal references to Mr.
Croker therein. The defendants will
also pay Mr. (,‘rol/ r’s cost.
COTTON SEED DAMAGED.
NFIW ORII‘IEANS. Oct. tor—Tim pro-
scnt situation in retort-nee to cotton
seeds is without. parallel in the history
of Southern agriculture and manufac-
tures, Al the. lowest calculations 1.000“
tint) tons of cotton seed, which have al-
ready been cloned or are to be ginneti
within the next :lo days, have been so
Whit Not But) Your
Own Home?
Rents are advancing: all the time.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have a.
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton dc 00.,
INCORPORATED.
80. Norwaik.
5 Railroad Avenue.
Buu { our Svaiurdau’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Mental.
.—
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...-... $1.00
3 Pkgs. Zest . 25c
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, 10c; S for 25¢
2 Pkgs. Cream Wheat: .......... 25c
Sweet’Potatoes, per peck .... 50c
Astuu,
24 Cottage 'Ave.. East Norwalk.
Phone 223-3.
1"? “If
PLUMBING 'AND ITIAIL
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING.
’1 HOT AIR HEATING.
‘OTOVES AND RANGES.
OLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
In Fixtures, Metal Collins, In.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
TH]: JONES & HOTCI-IKISS
\ . COMPANY.
17 WALE ITREET. NORWAILK.
_- '. .. ..- ,_ .-3~. H-
Fresh Fish.
SNAPPER BLUES ........ ....120 lb.
BONITA MACKERICL ...... 120 lb.
LARGE NATIVE EELS .. . 14c lb.
llll'l‘TEth‘lSll. .100 Ill.
S'I‘EAK COD .......... .. ..... lilo lb.
GERMAN CARP . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 ll).
WHOLE SALMON .......... . . .l‘zc lb.
SLICED SALMON . . . . . . . . . . lit: lb.
ESCALIDPS ............. . ..... lilo (It.
SOFT SHELL (‘RAIIS ........ (2.30. doz.
All other kinds of fresh fish at ren-
stumble prices.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Wall
Paper
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever Ind.
E. ii. Gotham,
trunnion.
IILIPHONM
,1: mm or. I. saunas.
‘ LONDON . Oct. ‘15.»«1‘he lawyers rep-f”
London Magazine. ‘
, ‘ ‘ . , }
"l but! trouble with m on till c
blood impure. My fsco’wks «We 'd'thuiifdpfi'
. .. . a
iinpiel diuhlillourliti alter a aromas mad the
W and
which nouxtertm remedy could all
have rsempnmulcd t no to .9“ my fraud“
. I Illicit. m rat-it ”in how furl: (limit-2.
your (Janeen-its and great was my 7 ”lion film
I
«attach lit in icon ell f
Um] ’ \ l' 9
best For, , .
PleumtJ’nl ab 0 plan rum ‘ l
’ill‘tudfiii‘lmfhfl" "(Gluihgmit’ lid‘
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Ilfli'IlIIfiBli to “was; ynxu’i' "flihoy isn‘anlhv‘ ‘
Sterling Remedy 60.. Chicago or NJ!- M
AIIIIIMI. SALE. TEII MILLIOII BOXES;
damaged from the excess of moisture
germination of the seed In the open
boll frost that no one can even ape
proximately place a valuation on theso'
million tons. The impossibility of nam-
lug a fair price for this damaged soetll
seemed likely to increase discord bo—
lwcon planters anti oil mills. leading
to the throwing away of enormous
tputnillics 0f the seed on the one hand
and on the other to the purchase oi!
larizo utnintities by mill managers all
prices which. mean ruin to their com<
patties.
Ilailgline hi. i.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 8.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot:
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday). at i p. in. Freight received
at Norwsik up to 4 p. m. and Bonus
Norwalit up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT 0°. ‘
Annln. J. tmith c. c. Honolulu
LO"... .tmu-nl ICC-h.
”...—...... A- ;
EVERY. LADY’O 'DREIGINQ CHAN!
ER.
should be equipped Will I Ilium
snow white, onepiccs “Standard" For
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to will“!
how dellghfuily convenient It wool.
be to have hot and cold running watt]
In your dressing chamber. also!»
room? its presence would afford [Li
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. on
plumbers are strictly competent nu
chanics, honest and reliable. .
Horace R. Nash,
coauss MAIN AND was-r no.
tenth Norwaik. Conn. t
liltiillltitll
TIANIACTO A GENERAL IANKINS
IUSINESI.
...—... l I
. . 4-:
», canine. was i
announce ‘. ‘
I“ L. V’v‘
IURPLUI AND norm . t
$173,500.00
...—....— "1 '
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pm .I
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-Pr... '
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier. '
WILFRED BODWELL, Asst. Cathie»
DIRECTORS. _
E. N. Mathewson Henry onmr'
John H. Knapp lama-i firummn.
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Bwartz John H. LINN.
Fred H. Rowan.
.1... Telephone Call DH. '
Gregory’s Point!
m1: spawn! _ . Vi
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of It I
Fwd Cooked to Order. , I
Bathing and fishing. ..
Both Houses to Rent by the flour.
John O'SutIIv-n.
Proprietor.
THE JOHN B. LAWRINGL
lathll'l.
ALI; lNIUItANCI, REAL IO'M'f'A
MOR'MAOII, NOTARY, DRO- I
IATI IONDI. PATIN‘I'I
IIcURID. , ,2}.
I IOU'I‘H MAIN “1|th in .
Tot. call. 400. " ,
lng apartment of lrst floor total" ~
mat«gh£t;21.w~n;xwuh . .
3.x.» ., 2.. ,H.__.;.. ... . ,
Norwalk Chronicler