.5,
health?
WY "
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” Nin
‘ w ' ll; ‘ I c
3 doctors out of ten vi
Keep the litivcll regular.”
«tit, at litmfccnthcr question,
0 "'9
Liggtt'r's
Saturday «Mahdi.
29c a pound
mesh“ ‘svsar wlst
lilo Bridal) Pharmacy.
curses humour. more.
cos WASHINGTON 51‘.
cu. uni mt. .
mfiu‘dfimfli 9‘: IN
Elli llllllllll
1
Duke White is spending the day in
Pittsiieid.
Miss Lillian F. St. John and Miss
lino Force are at Pittsfield, today.
Mrs. Sylvester Selleck, oi’ Heliport,
Ti; 1., is the guest of Mrs. John L‘
llouiincdieu.
John Frost and Harry Underhili are
spending the today amid the beauties
of the Berkshire Hills.
The Rape anti i’lpe Association will
hold its second smoker on Wednes-
day evening on the bridge.
A regular meeting of the Junior
Bond was held last. evening at the
East. Avenue Methodist Church.
The meeting of the Epwortli League,
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow. will discuss the subject of
"A Christian's Friendships."
Many a man of humane. impulses,
who would not willingly harm a kitten,
is guilty of cruelty where his own
stomach is concerned. ()verdriven.
overwork’cd, when what it needs is
something that will digest the food out-
cu and help the stomach to recuperate.
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
that is sold by The Clifford i'liar-
' mucy. ' "
ROWAYTON.
Constable .John J. Goodwin was in
‘iirldgeport. yesterday, where. he ap-
pear both as an officer and as a wit-
ncss in the divorce case of Mrs. licnry
Wells, of Rowziyton, against her: hus-
band. .3 h '
Captain ,I'on Stevens caught a
fine twont' .ive pound striped bass.
last nlglii. The fish was sold to thc
Ccnlral Food Company and promptly
purcliuscd by Carl Schaiib, of the llll‘
pcrlal (lufc. South Norwulk.
The digging of a hole is all that has
been dout- towards tlic crcctlou of thc
new stonc nrcli ovcr tlu- Kcolcr llrook
:it llroolisidc. The rather how bci-ii so
hcuvy and frequent of into that the
brook has been high and prcvcnteii all
work.
Attorney and Mrs. William 0.
lllark, who returned this wcclt from
their bridal tour. wcre accorded a so
rnniidc, last evening. at their home
in Pcniioycr street. There was a large
gathering of rcluilrcs and friends. and
the occasion proved it vcry happy one.
When the "musical" sclcctlous of thc
scruniidcrs wcrc ovcr with Justice and
0
Mrs. Clark titlilchltliit‘(l the visitors.
Among thi- cntcrlalnnicnts of
inter-
csi, this wcck. will bc thc fair and nuts-
qucrade of the .lsidics‘ Auxiliary. ot'
ltowuytoii Hose loiiipnny. The fair
will be held 'l‘ucsdiiy afternoon and
evening. in connection with a Japanese
ion In tho aftcrnoou, and It New Eng-
land suppcr from 0 to Hi In the eve
plug. 0 the following night, ch-
ncsdny, .ii-ro will be u miisqncriidc
dance in thc close hose ln llowayton
uvcnuc.
llownyton iinpllsl Church. Frank (3.
llrown. pastor ~-Scrvlccs at liltilil u. in.
and 7:30 p. in.; ititbjcct of morning
ncrmon, ll‘rom l'ovcrty to Wealth;
cvculng ucriuon topic, The ngblug of
thc l'rlsoucr; Sunday school, ”I'll-l;
.lnnlor (‘hi'lntiuu l‘Zudcuvor, 3:30 p.
in; Sciilor t‘liristluu illudcuvor, “:10
p, in. 'l‘ucsdiiy at it, coltugo prayer
loci-ling iii .ioiiii Raymond‘s. Wednes-
day at X, llullch’i-n koclnl In church
Iuiscnicnt. 'l‘hurminy ill 7:30. mouth
1y covenant tutwting, followed by mch-
lug of (lilicliil liourtl.
liowuylou Methodist Episcopal
. ('iiiircli I'ubllc preaching scrvlce ill
io:.'iti II, by, Sabbath school. 2 p. m.;
EDWlIl‘iil League, ilzil’: p, in.: evening
ncrvlco, 7 p, in. At the morning sor-
\‘il't' lhl' pastor will prouch Ibo sccoml
summit on "The l’roblc of (‘hurch
it‘lilitill'ils.“ in tho chni he will bo-
uin u m-rivu of ucrmons to the young
pctiplc. The subject will be, "Wanted,
u itlnu.“ Hpcrliil uumlc will be pro-
Villl'll for the cvi-uiug M'I‘VII'I‘ by an
orchestra of four lili't‘l'll lIlIllI'l' the di-
i‘crtioll of Joseph Iii-idiom. A song scr-
vlco will be led by tlnv liri'iit'sll'lt at
ibr beginning of the owning w'rvlcc.
'l‘hc- choir will sing on "mail at both
iu'rt‘ict'u. A very cordial invitation ls
caicildcd In all. F}. W. “who, puntor.
Specials
3 shot. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .250
scum Tcmstccc ...... ............25°
3 com Magnolia Mllit.............25c
ll can: Campbell's soup. . .. ....... 25c
Potatoes. per buchul..............76c
I'ruh mac. Butter. pcr In........dsc
Robertsmlth
Finns zinc. mm Mn.
” "rim inn misusing"
. . f i
do you drink of Ayer-‘c' i’illc for ccnctlpctlou ” i
willing to trust him. Are you?
with“: . him“:
WESTPORT.
Fred Bedford has purchased from
Charles Sooysmlth his summer cottage
at the Forms.
B. A. Buikley and his string of trots
ters have returned here from Great
Barrington.
The second annual social of Court
Westport. F. of A.. is set for the night
of November 9.
Johannes Schott and wife, nee May
Redford. have rcturned from their wed“
ding trip and um comfortably oust-on-
sod In their home. 127 Park Place,
Bridgeport.
Lieutenant W. E. Smith and wife
have returned from their wedding trip
and will be the guests of the parents
of Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. .I. ll. .lcu-
sings, over Sunday. Early next week
the pair take their departure for Char.
ieston, S. C., where they will reside.
The highway over Norwnlk turnpike
Is in an abdominablc condition and
thcro are sections where travel is posit
tivcly unsafe. One or two suits again-
st the town for damages would serve
to bring the oillchils to their sciiscs.
Nor-walk is no dci-ellct ovcr sections of
Its roads just over the \‘Vcstport town
line.
ll‘lvc ccni lrollcy fares in town limits
ought to be and llic custom of assess
nicni morti should ho dlsci)nntcminccd.
Transit-rs arc allowed from the cust‘
crn scctloii of the cooler lo (loiiipo
iicach yct residents from Couipo street
down have to pay aneaddltlonai fiirc.
ll‘ hound west only so far as Riverside
avenue; manifestly unjust.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
A number of the Woo Burn Golf
went, to Bridgeport, today, to take part
in a tournament in that place.
M. Adclaidc Night of Stamford and
their cliiipci‘oiic Mrs. Fl't‘tlt‘l‘il'k llrooks
luivc rcturncd from a wry plcsniu vi-
sit among the ilcritshirc Hills in Mus-
sachusctts.
WESTON.
S. S. (‘iirrcr is spending a few days
in Stcpney.
Jacob li‘aulhahcr has been suffering
from rheumatism.
Mrs. Prank (:orluim has been spend-
ing a few days in Westport.
Thomas Donneily is spending a few
weeks in New York.
Mists Sadie Sturges is spending a
fcw wccks in Cannon.
Mrs. ii‘. l’. Morchousc has rccovci‘ctl
from a few days' illness.
’l‘hc Waterbury llrothcrs have pur-
chased a new gasoline englnc.
MlssMiiry Adams has been spending
a few days with Miss Alice Fitch.
Mrs. lrciic llowus is acting as housc~
keeper for Mrs. Columbus llulkley.
A number from hcrc attcudod the
Stiirgcs auction in Cannon, on Thurs-
day.
Miss Georgie Lyon and Miss Eddicc
While havc i-t-lurncd from a visit. in
ilridgcport and Wcstport,
Miss Caroline Andrcws has rcturn-
cd to Unconto, New York, after a
short visit with friends here.
Mrs. W. B. Hill and Mrs. (‘harlcs
Merchant, of Rcddlng. were guests
’l‘hursduy, of Mrs. W. P. Rowland,
Mrs. Huwley Williams, who
been seriously ‘lll for nearly
weeks, continues to improve.
Mr. Morrison and Mr. iii-tidy. of
Bridgeport, have hocu guests at the
residence of 'l‘licodorc. Hamilton.
Mrs. Charles Scoiiclil cnlci'tiiincd
lici' Sunday school class of young |a~
dies and u few other friends on Saint'-
day afternoon.
Mrs. V, (iodfi‘cy nlid Miss Alina Pun~
too have returned from a visit In
ltldizcilcld. 'l‘hcy cujoycil ilic excur-
sion to I’lltsflcld on Saturday in com
puny with ltltlgcflold frlciids.
h a it
two
DOCTORS BAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE
l‘clcr Fry, Woodrui'f. l’ii.. wrlics:
”After doctoring for two ycurs with
the ”PM. physicians to Wayncsburg.
and still getting worse, the doctors iul
vluctl me If I had any buslncsu to Hi
ich to I had licttcr attend to It at
once. as i could not. possibly live an-
other month us there was no cure for
too. Foley's Kidney (Euro was rcc~
otiitucudcd to me by ii friend, and I
Iiiimcdlulcly scni. my son to the slum
for it, and alter inking three bottles l
begun It) got better and continued to
Improve until i was cntiroly wull."
I’hilutcd‘u Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. "
M
CANNOT HANDLE TRAFFIC.
CHICAGO, ()ct. 27.wt)rdcru have
been issticd hr the traffic department
of the New York Central lint's west
of iiufiiilo Instructing all agents and
solicitors to reuse soliciting business
as the roads are unable to handle what
t'tllilt‘tl to them naturally. ’l‘hcuc cm-
ployca have been directed to Iiiiiil for
freight curs.
Accordingly lwlwccn lb“ and 200
ntoti are now iii-voting itll oI' tliclr time
to tracing freight. curs belonging to
the New York ilcnlriil llucs. All of life
freight ugciilu of the various coiiipiin-
lcu have Instructions to trawl their
territory and go nny'wiwrn they have
reason to believe there is a stray cttr
' bclouizlng to tho Ncw York ('cniral.
The Work in being done uystcmaticnl
ly and resulting in tiw mm of iii-yawn
hundr additional curs daily. From
the car accountants. the agents secure
a complete list of cars and their des-
tinations. Willi this list the iigciitii
follow the cars to foreign lines and
then goes to lwndipuiricrs with it til“
mood for the Immediate rcturn of the
empties.
Never In the history of Western
roads was the freight congestion so
great as now. it. was reported you.
terdcy that the Northern Pacific has
Under Auspiccl‘cf
LADIEO’ AUXILIAR IOWAYTON
HOSE COM ANY.
'II! Tim. Afternoon and Em. Oct.
dunno-c in In Afternoon. New Inn.
. » land lupin» from it to 10 p. m.
‘ chimduy Night. Masquerade.
i
30
at least 10.000 cars which it bi unable
to move. so great. has the offcrmt busi-
ness become. other roads In tho
North's-st also are In blltl «hope. one
of the main reasons for congestion he
i,“ the abnormal movement of lum-
_er. ~
rl
Miss Emma Stark, of Noroion. Miss ‘
oivcncss GRANTED.
Six Uncontested Colds In Civil Super-
lcr Court.
Judge John M. 'i‘huyer came down
Yesterday morning from the supreme
court, which had been sitting on the
fifth justice during the week, because
he was disqualified to act. in one oi'
the crises, and took the. place of Judge
Milton A. Shuniway in disposing of
cases on the short. calendar in the
civil superior court. while Judge
Shumway occupied a seatflou the su-
preme court bench.
There were several divorce cases on
tho docket. The application of the
plaintiff for the appointment of a
committee to hour the evidence in the
stilt of Bertha B. C. Jennings ‘ngulnst
Oliver H. .lcnnlugs was granted, and
Rcfercc W. 1‘. Elmer was assigned to
bear the testlniiuiy. .
A continuance of one wock was or-
dered on motion to refer the case to
l
of Maitio id. Griswold vs. William L.
Griswold.
The following six uncontested di-
vorco cases were granted: '
Maude W. llunt vs, Asa final; blow-
ard ll. liolincs rs. Sivan L. liolmcs:
(Barrio ii. ilulklcy vs. Albert. l“. Bulk-
lcy: idit ll. Waiters vs. Francis fl.
Waltcrs; Emma .l. Wells vs. Henry
W. Wclls: Clara M. Avery vs. Albert
E, Avcry. l
The case of John id. Enoch
Daisy M. Enoch was partly heard and
coutinucd for further evidence.
Suit. has been brought by Abraham
liiirros. of iirldgcpoi'l, against the New
York, Ncw Haven and Hartford Ruli-
rciid tloiiipniiy for $5.000 duuuiges on
account of thc death of his live your
old son, Wilfred, Augusl 20 last.
.lohii 'i‘owiiscnd, of ins Augclcs,
(‘nl.. has brought ftil‘t‘t‘itih'lll‘t‘ proceed-
ings against John A. and Florence
Scliullc, of Pairilcltl. The mortgage
was given on a note for $2,000 to
llui'r iind Knapp, and assigned by them
to the plaintiff. .
Common Pleas Cases.
wcek:
'I‘ucsdiiy W Anderson & Co. vs.
llrldgcport Stccplccluisc (10.: The
llcilo of .lcffcrson Distilling ('lo. \'N.:
Peter J, lioylc; .l. l). 'l‘ooihcy vs. .Iolm‘
Clampitt.
WctiiicstlliyunilaI'nclt Stuck vs. Max
'l‘lfif‘illl‘l'I’ 'l'hc Smith and Winchester
Mfg (To. vs. The .l. W. Crow lAllIli~
dry liliichincrv (‘o.; ll. iii ii. licinci's
vs. II. P. Wclgnnd. ct ais; 'l‘lic ,\_ ll.
Nilson Machine Co. vs. Long Id.
Richards.
’I‘liurstiay *\\'Ill. S, iirnuilcgcc vs.
Willis ll, lvcs_ ct us; l~‘crtliii:iutl lliiycs
vs. Albcrt 'l‘. Saunders. ct ul.
FRANKLIN SCl-IOO Lwlz—‘wHOGRAM.
The assembly hull program at the
Franklin School ycslci'iliiy :ittrnclctl ii
largc number of visitors and it was
ncccssai‘y for onc room to glvc up its
place in assembly and use Its own class
room to glrc thc visitors sciils. .\II
of tho iititnbci's on the program \vcrc
gircn with much precision and skill
and l'l‘lil‘l'il‘tl t'l't‘tlii upon pupils and
iosliucit r. The work of tlic urchin;-
trn comprised of Mustci's William Iiub~
bcll. .liicob liliichllcr and William
Soul-yr. was highly iip‘ll‘t‘t‘llllt'tl by
tho scholars. Mrs. (‘. ll. Nowlnu \\llt~'
in gccurzil charge and the finished ac-
companist was Miss Anna Richardson,
Grade '1‘.
absolutely NEEDS St limck‘s
Mandrake i'ili‘, ltJl scdcu-
tnry “other: of rrery class, without
In eon-l. Surely illfl' Cullhilliltilull,
llldlflewlltlll, h‘lck ilcstluchs, and Itili~
ouliiesn, to “4‘ of which minolninh
the sedentary llc pf’t‘ll‘llflv subject.
SCH ENCK'S
. 'tlven the Liver.“
Ind Incurc health, iconic-ii rii‘
crgy and good spoils. Continuous
use not iirt‘t'miy.
I'urrly Vegetable.
Abwlotelv livirmlul.
For sale cvcrywliue. 2! min a boo.
or by ml".
Dr. .I. H. Schcnck'c 5: Son
Phil-dolphin. PI.
Disappointment
mm whom-church ‘
crumb-nu. um m
h
,tgma
a
in E. D0ll,
ct
HARDWARE.
us WASHINGTON STREET.
tho stuto rcfcrco in Hill divorce action .
vs.’
‘londs to the kitchen an air of us-
‘ surotl comfort that is instilled by
like satisfactory services it run-
ders. it is BRIGHT without and
itltlli'l‘ within. Don‘t delay; in
vestignto Its claims now.
For Sale by
limo ll. lash. Celluloid lull llilntii
“‘ YALE—AMHERST GAME.
NEW IIAVICN, Oct. 27.~——Yale is pro
paring for a sharp football game with
Amhcrst this afternoon as the Moss-
achuscils collcgc players doubtless will
put up much the some kind of a game
as lltc winners of the blue will. Moi-c
than usual luici'csi centers in the con.
lost as it. will be the first in which
Ynic‘s ucw linc formation Is tried. flur-
lug thc wct-k li‘orbcs, the star tackle.
was movcd to left cod, and l’nigc. of
last year‘s freshman tcnoi, was put
in at Forbcs' place. That Forbes can
{like can» of his duties its an ctid tlicrc
'I‘Iicsc cases have been assigned in is no doubt. but tlic coachcrs are fcur~ l"”“'h of condition.
- . . lino wciglis considcrablv more than
the court oi common )lo'is for next “ll ”ml lllc' l‘lflf‘l‘ “1 lal‘vkll‘ ”mm" l'l‘i . . , ‘ , .1 .
- l ‘ liiilcd with Wm.” satisfaction, “mus ttlnii of ((lillili, Iuit tin.- Ntw \orkois
best team will be on the field when
tlic ball is klciicd off, for no chanccs
will bc takcii with tho Amhcrst play~
ci‘s. who have been taught Homo Ynlc
football by Ynli-‘s (puirtcrlmck of last
year, tiny Hutchinson.
FRENCH STEAMER WRECKED.
l’tllt'l‘ MAIIUN. island of Mluorcu.
tlct. :37.»—-'l‘hc Fi‘t‘llt‘h stcziiiicr issai'
l'crclorii \vi-ni on Ihc rot-it's north of
tho Island of Minocrii in ii dcnsc fog.
“Ur pilssi'tigt‘l‘s and crew. numbering
72 pcrsons, \vcrt- saved with difficulty.
‘l'hc stcumcr is a couihloto wreck.
L—‘Délgraucgj
compound «:me
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
dawn-tor to other “medics sold It hi ipriru.
Cum unrantmd. Bummfull ti by mar
$00.80”) Weapon. l'rI 0.2 .cnlc drun-
in-I-or lymail. ustiinon clund moltlct free.
It r. lmlfrlncu. Phil-dolphin, Pl.
IF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE IS
it [its liadiaiur
fill
Gas Log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
L‘tiiin. llailiriigtl
liglilingllnmpanu
Fresh "Fish.
......12¢lb
encppcr Biucc............
Wcskfish ...... ..............-.12ch
Native Ecll ........... . ...... ..14c lb
chcicl Bills of Whole salmon, 100 lb
Cllcccs ............ ............12c lb
Pcrglcc ....... ..... ‘ .iOch
Butter-Fish ......... ...........12c lb
Halibut........................14¢ lb
Stock Cod... .........120Ib
Large dry lccclicpl. 450 to 600 I quart
All other kinds of so. Food at
chlonlblc Prices.
Ducross.
THI PIOPLE'I FISH AND OYI‘I‘IR
MARKET.
Old dclvctlcn Amy Building.
Int End of Washington omit Irldcc
Dririk It
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery firm's Inger but.
No better. We deliver it in your
house, $1.009" can (24 bottles.) Lit
quar- It incest silicon. 1’01. 15131].
Central new,
OI... .i..
Minor MM and ”mam
. .i . ' . . _.; . i 4. ,
is promptly rclicvcd by liccc'iiuni’s
l’ills. 'llicy never fail. Spec-ml di-
t'ectioris to females with each box.
impression, sick, licndaclic. hack.—
‘ at; c, pqlcness and nervousness all
d twining after using.
c . 9
Be - ~ echam s
‘f Pills
Hold Everywhere. in boxes 10c. and zoo.
BEAMEN'B UNION DECLAREB DI-
VIDEND.
BURLINGTON, Vt., Oct. 27.—~The
inland Senincn'a Union, which has
bccu in competition with the rcgnliir
‘transportutltm companies on Lillie
Champlain,dui‘lug ih.t' past season, has
llit‘l with such success that a fin». pcr
ccut dlvident will be ileclnrefi.
BLOOD POISONING
results from chronic constipation,
which Is quickly cured by Dr. King's
New Life l’ills. 'i‘hey remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach. nausea, headache, dizziness
and colic, without grlplng or discom-
fort, 25c. liiuranlccd by 1“. ll. llux-
ter, South Norwnlk, and E. 1’. Weed,
Norwulk, tli'iiggists. “
PRINCETON AND CORNELL ON
GRIDIRON.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—~Prlucoion
and t‘orucll mcct this afternoon in the
football field lit the Polo Grounds. ’i‘wo
dillys lit’ftll‘t‘ the conical all the. seats
had been sold. '
Not since 1000, when the ll‘liacans
ticfuutcti tlic men of old Nassau in it
blinding rainstorm by l! to 0. has (for-
ncll had so splcnilld a chance to win.
(,‘(uicli Warner has his boys to the top
The Princeton
nrc older.
The betting today is not far from
own. not] on cxciting struggli- is pro-
miscd.
Interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgln Creamery But-
28c
ter, per lb.
Potatoes, per bushel . ..... 75c
30am Corn .. ....... ...........25c
3 Cans Early June Peas .. ..... 25c
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave., East Norwalk.
wan“ ”
Paper
I
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. Gotham,
ascension.
IILIPHONHII. 'l"
I. IIIIT 01'. I. NORWALK.
s DA WD W. RA YMOND.
l run-n! Dlrccfcr
g ‘ and Embalmcr.
5 10 North Main St. south Not-walk.
I Residence, ii Washington strut.
. “telephone at hcucc. 134-2.
mmmm‘ «a..- M.M.s4w.u¢w .» m...
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBIN'G, ,I’ ,
STEAM. ,
HOT WATER, ., ..
AND gal}
GAS FITTING. ”"
I
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper:
and Zinc.
so south Main Street.
M 397-“
imp
> . H .
ands. .p .. ‘. ...».
'ADULT COACHERB co’ucsuuso.
Tings. ‘
tl’laa SEVEN
Make Gladiators Rather Than Sports-
men Out of Springfield Bchcci-
boy:.
SPRINGFEIJ‘). Moss, Oct. 27.-
Adult. coaches for schoolboy football
trains were. condciiiiiod us making
"gladiators" riitlicr lliun “tuiortsiuen”
out. of the players. Ililll fraternities in
high schools were uplicld us it means
of dcvcloping good citizenship in an all
drcss yi-shirday lici’oi'c tho llsinpdeo
(.‘ouiity ’l‘cncliers' Association by PM“.
Walter ilii‘llou Jacobs, of ilrowu Unl—
vcrsiiy. (in the football question Prof.
.lacous said that. be thought adult
t-ouclics Worc wholly responsible for
making “gladiators" of the members
of ttums and [caching tlicii to slrlvc
to win tlic game by fair means or foul
rather than dcvciimlng manly unall-
ticiPtn tlicm. llc thought: that this
condition would not prevail if the boys
were allowcd to inakc and enforce
their own rules. “'I‘lit- couches.” he said
“should be of just. as high a standard
Curcd Elia's cold right quick :
and gave hcr u splendid uppe-
1ito. i am so 'liappy that she is
Well again. It does my heart \
good, to have her so plump and .
rosy. She has been so pole, and ‘
thin that. we were greatly wor- ‘
ricd about her. Linonino is a
wonderful harmonic-«Mrs. ,W. S.
ilulltlcy,‘ Cromwell, ‘Couu.
All Druggisis—Zbc, 50c, 81. T if)
FIREMEN SERIOUSLY iNJURED.
SALEM, Mass. Oct. 27.~—Onc “rt"
man was, seriously injured and a loss
of $15,000 was caused by a fire which
badly gutted the three story Haskell
on tiny tcliclior iii the school."
His uttt'u'nuces on fraternities were
of special gcncral iiilcrcsi because. of
tho rcocut action ot‘ the Ht‘llillli board
in forbidding ibc i'oriiiiitlon of sccrct
soclciics in the public schools of the
city, a Sti'll that has already been til-
kcn or is uiidcr consideration by school
eomiuiitccs throughout the country."
"Fi‘iiicrnitlcs,“ said the spcakcr “are
the i-xprcssion of an instinct which is
good. 'l‘hcru is no better place for Ibis
cxprcssiou. They should no more bc
suppresscd than tlic labor unions, l'lolh
, will learn to tlsc tbclr opportunities
wisely. Tlic czar of Russia is tlic only
man who bclicvcs in l'l‘lll't..r1lUll of fire
speech and
free action."
CHIC" TIR’B ENGLISH
NNYfiflYAL PILLS
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fig ('hI-rhuler'n’ l'llls it'll tiled©
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llu r , u
(‘Iii-(‘Hl‘lfl-TER‘H ESIEIJHII. the
, DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, fur I55
final-r regarded In first. Safest. Alwnyg
elichlc. Sold by Dru glut! era when.
m ”tolled 00-. l' “Adela . Pl-
lllll NlllllNil BlNl
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. -
TIANIACTI A GENERAL IANKINL
IUDINE“.
--—-—- _ ll I :.
I CAPITAL: iii?
3100. 000.00
cumuc AND PIOFITI.‘
3173.5 00.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWION, Pics.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vin—Pm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
WILFRED BODWELL. Acct. cachlu
Anni j J. Imlth
llullding early today and tlireutcncd to
spread to adjoining structures. Tho
iujurcil man was Patrick Graham. u.
ladder-man who fell a distance of tw-
enty feet and snstaiucd bad lnjui'icn
about. the head. lie was removed to
the hospilal in an unconscious condi~
ilon.‘ but; the doctors say he would
probably l'tlt‘tll't'l'. The losses are put"
ilally covered by insurance, The cause
of the blaze is unknown.
llaily braid. Y.
‘ ' for freight Only. l
0n and after Tosca-nutrition! I.
I906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (tool
of Dover street), every 1. (except;
Sunday), at 4 p. m. .. Frsgt received
at Norwllk up to 4 9.
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
mind 30““:
uonwaus STEAMIOAT co.
3. c. Houmln
n
Lam. Ian-"I Afloat.
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DH! MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our rooms a special feature. Int
\
and Electric Light- throughout. IV.
cry room heated.
.- a.
RATES REASONAILI.
Fincly stocked Cafc In connection
A full line of Acker, Merrill A Con.
dlt Co's celebrated Wincc, quncrc Ind
Cigar. always on hand,
T. r. SULLIVAN, proprietor.
Telephone Call. SIM—4.
DIRECTORO.
E. H. Mathewson chl'y Icymor
John H. Knapp Ismucl arummm
Josiah R. Marvin '4. Wallace Marvlr
Christian awartz John H. LI|M
Frcd H. Rowan.
tHea
he... a»
atrium assume cosin-
“.I‘J 'ER‘ uw
open with I “In!"
snow white, otiepicce “Standard” Par
celsln Enameled Lu mmry. '
Have you ever stopped to contact,
it is only thinking people who get
the best of things whcii thcy make it
purchase, They “think" beforehand
where they will go to buy. and their
great fiends rule that the bust store to
patronize will naturally be the one
est discrimination and care. and bases
its prices upon fairness to all. And
that is our well-known business max-
im.
We pride ourselves particularly on
our Stove i'iilucs, i‘ooli, Heating and
(Ill llcalcrs. 'l‘licro may he as good,
but there certainly Iii nomv bi-iior than
tho Stewart at any prlcc. Your iuoncy
back, if not. sailsllcd, iii'lcr a month's
trlul.
A. .l. ANGEVINE it SON.
FURNlTURE. ETC.
134 Washington strut.
south Norwclk. Conn.
Wall Papers.
PainlersT—gupplies.
Crockery.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window sandal. with fringe. 20c
White Curtain Pnlcu, with fixtures. 10c
Picture frauds: and Window
Shades Made to Order.
I
Paintina and
Decorating.
I.. II. EEcKER,
I7 Wishing!" 0M
South Namath. cm,
A
1'9" We ”If“ "PW“
that selects its stocks with fire grcnt- "
how dellghfully convenient it wont.
be to have hot and cold running wait]
in your dressing chamber, lie.) i
lng apartment. of first floor mail
room? its presence Would afford It!
the hlgest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prim. Om
plumbers are strictly competent I.)
chanics. honest and reliable. . ,,.,, J
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEIT IT...
9
COM
17 WALI: I'rnur.
m : 1m
PLUMBING AND smw l
HEATING. .‘
HOT AIR HEATING. J
-ITOVE8 AND RANGEU. i
an and 8mm Fitting, a
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, Ito.
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & liOTt‘HKISS
NORWAL‘K.
Whii Not Bun Your
Rents nro advancing all the time.
and desirable upurlnmntu are Immin-
number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can malts the terms and
, .4
J. M. Layton & 00.,
INCORPORATED.
HOT WATER HEATING.
ILATB AND TIN ROOFINI.
Havc you seen our stock of
ANY,
Own Home ‘?
log searcer every day. We have iii
price right. .. we... my, in.
5 Railroad Avcnuc. lo. Nam-lit.
Till Jami ii. iii witches
AGENCIES.
Au: INOURANCI,HEAL 1min;
lameness. norAnv rim.
IATI IONDI, PATIIN'I’I
Incense.
I comm mm s'rltll‘f‘.
‘I’ci. Call. 400.
“mun. M
on row is mm n- m
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Norwalk Chronicler