.
Pure rugs
.A‘l’ mam emcee.
Goons oauvgnzn can: or
‘ CHARGE.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
Pursuit a amount. more.
. nos w new n 31'.
« rm‘uu
The quarters of the Ischodu Club are
being remodeled and improved.
Miss Gertrude Bohemian has gone
with it party of New York friends to
Washington, D. C. ‘
Members of the Pastime Athletic
Club are preparing for a fine athletic
exhibition to be given November 28.
There was a good attendance yester-
day at the evangelistic service for
men at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. ‘ .
The monthly business meeting of.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
will he held this evening at the truck
house in Van Zant' street.
A regular meeting of the directors
of the Norwulk Hospital Association
. will be held at the Norwulk Club rooms
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
.I. R. De'm i’luiuc. tho evangelist.
who is ill at the Norwnlk Hospital. is
considerably better today. He was
visited by some of his friends ycstcr-
duy.
The new rural delivery mail wagon
have arrived {or better Carriers Ed.
Hartford and W. 0. Merritt. They were
pin on the route today and excited
much favorable comment.
Daniel L‘ilommedieu has received a
handsome photograph of Charles A.
Mulllngs, a formcr East. Norwulk boy.
who is new stationed at, Fort. Flaghcr.
Mr. Mulllngs has boon in the army
for some yours and was recently pro-
moted to be u corpornl.
The Norwnlk Bird Club will meet to-
night at the home ot Dr. Mahciio .i.
Perry. 43 West. avenue. There will
be a papcr on The Audubon Moro-
mcnt. and reports from the Static and
National Audubon Soclctlcs' annual
meeting.
Most merchants tnkc in more moncy
on Saturday ut‘icrnoon :iuil cvculnf-I
limu during :iii ilic rust ol‘ the wcck.
This is ono reason why the South Nor»
walk Trust Company keeps open in
oil departments on Suturduy night
Irom ti to 8. That the merchants np~
preciate the efforts of this company
to accommodate thcm is evidenced by
it rapidly growing business.
Juice and Ella Garrison. the well-
lmoivn theatrical residents of East
Norwulk. appeared at i'oii‘s ’l‘hcntrc,
Hartford. last week. in their high
class trnvcsty work. They are recog-
nized as international favorites. nnd
were grcotcd with crowded houses.
Juice and Ella (lurrlson tire llurtford
pcople originally. and are favorites
tbcrc. They wcro scan in their great
success. “Ancient. Roman." Mr. (lur‘
risen appearing us “Murcus Antonin."
in shade rind Mrs. Garrison as Mrs, ii.
Stuyvesant Potter. u Cook's tourist
and “Clcoputru,”
(lood congrcgutltms. cousldcrinc the
ruin. attended thc ihrcc cvuugcliutic
services ut the ltlust Avcnuc Methodist
llhurch, ycstcrduy. The morning scr-
vicr- was one to lmprcss inch with ”I"
dunner oi llviniz in pin. The Hi'l'ip
turns touch thui ilu-rc is u sin Illlllnr-
iliiiitiiiic. No man could listen to ill"
iliucourm- without saying to himsrll‘.
“Lord. Is it I?" 'l'hosc who i'illili‘ to
thc incu‘s nicotine hi it p. "1.. clinic
through it liuuvy shower. A goodly
number was prcscul uml llslcucd to u
"kirulubt talk.“ No onc who board it
will forget it; it struck in tin» vcry
hull”, of the ritk‘iiii ctll. rcvoulcd siurtl-
ink and «win! truths. uud wun full of
sound udvlcc und sob-mu warning to
worried and tlilllliil‘l'it‘li men. The
cowardly vllcncnw of any man trcntluiz
an unmarricd womun otherwise thnn
he would wish unoihur mllll to tract
his own uiutcr. was branded in huru-
lng words. in the evening n duuricitc.
construing of Messrs. lluthnwuy uud
Morrlnm. uuil Mluscu Currie and Nlnu
()urponicr, rendcrcd most beautifully.
"Home. Sweet Home." Evangelist
Dininuti boloctcd us his text that chub
ltlt‘ I)iili8flfli..J0hll it: ill. it seemed ft
moiit uniittinu text for tho topic»
licll. But the preacher mum showed
the connection iin road the sob-mu
Wtii‘lih ct JPIUH upon this mini klliljt'l'I.
Witch u mun rcurcd illltl trulncd us it
t‘hrlutluu rclccts .louim iiud ruubck Into
hill: whun bc rcluctu Iiu- mlrucicu or
lunch wrouuht in klntul iii-cs. u in
cluster to believe thorn in a llcll for
with a man time that their by n lleuv:
on for the man who .llrcu a good liic.
The arguments ngalniil the oxislnncc
of ilcil nrr' nnnwered by the imilimtiily
of dentin. He knew: lllu word hi
utmost-r than till the oplnlom of men.
(Jonm'lcncc hi not Hull. and sends no
man to iicli. Every man who shall
go thorn will mu! himself. A most
thrilling umwui to men to icnve sin
and seek llcavcn wail made iii’ the
evangellni, Mr. inumcii. in reachable.
powerful, convincing. but not. hynicrh
cal. The Holy Spirit attends his words.
The sermon ninth,» u profound impres-
sign. The services will be continued
every evening this weak, except Sui.
urdny. at 7:30. The sublet!“ tor west:
are as follows: Tonight. “Bargain
." Tomorrow plain. .“qod'g no.
Motive." Wuduvmiuy night. “tiulily.
Minimimd by the Jud o.“ Thurs»
night. "Who is to Blume'l"~ii
talk to young woman, but av:
in mm . .-
0
tr
- . ,li ,
‘ ”151W“ . . .
”tinting": Cureitnnd nu your-hut .
* augmenting nine time. All unityillon’b
with Ayer’c Hair Vigor, new improved for.
aniline!!!" dundrul'. Stop: nut hair.
31.33:: 3W?o°§ufi¥f"' ' gin . x36!
"iccnusoitiii annoy u“. p
because lifeline-t invn‘ chi ' '
..
ROWAYTON.
'Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dibble. of Row-
a‘yton. spent Saturday in New York
c ty.
There will be u cottage prayer
meeting tomorrow night at the real-
dcuce‘nt Mrs. Smuuoi Whlto.
Reliunco Hook and Luddcr Company
quarters in Rownyton nvenuc.
Sumucl Mead.
quested to he presents
The ltowuyton Library will be clos-
ed for one \vcck, commencing tomor-
row. tho 13th. All books thnt are
due while the librnry is closed must
be. returned the day the library opens
or n lino of two cents it day will be
charged from thcrcon.
Specials
3' pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
3 cans Tomatoes .......... . ....... 25c
3 cans Magnolia Milk..... ........ 25c
3 cans Campbell's Soup ......... ..25c
Potatoes. per bushel .............. 75c
Fresh made Butter. per lb........32c
RobertSmit
Phone 251-0. . Rownyton. Conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
C. W. Muiii'y, of Noroton. narrowly
escaped an uccidcnt in State SllN'l.
Stamford, 'l‘hursduy cvcninu. Mr.
Maury was driving from the railroad
station to his home. and :1 short dis~
lance oust of Atlantic strcct :1 Concord
wagon. drlrcn by a. party under tbc lir
iiucnce of something stronger than
Trinity Lake. met his vehicle and l'orc-
ed It. into the gutter. The shaft of tilt‘
Concord wngou grazcd along Mr.
Munry‘s horse uud guvc ihc broker und
his coucbnmn a bad scare. The other
vchlcli- was moving lust and it went.
right on with spcctl unabated.
By lnvitutlon of thc \Vomuu‘s Club
of Norwalk, and the f‘t‘lduy Afternoon
Club. of South Norwalk, the unnuul
meeting.r of tin» Connecticut Stnte Fci
iteration of Woman's Clubs will be hcld
in Norwalk and South Nor-walk on
'l‘ucsduy nnd chncsday. November
13th and 14th.
(lay will be lli‘itl in the. First. Congrc~
gutlonn] Church. on "Tim Green" in
Norwullt. and those of Vi‘odncsduy in
tho t'ongrcttuticuul t‘hurcli. South
Norwalh. it is the privilcg.» of incin-
hers ot‘ any club cautioned with the
Federation in be present at thosc mect~
lugs. Any mcmbcr oi the lluricu lv‘ri-
duy Afternoon (iiub is privileged.
Among the muny nitrnctiyc features of
the meetings will be it till“): recltnl
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Etta Klieski
Bradbury. thc fflillotih‘ Boston soprano.
an address by Mr. Eno A. Mills. upon
“The Poetry of the Forest und the
Trail." and Tuesday ut‘icrnoon nu ud~
dress by Mr. Arthur S. (‘an. principal
of the Second North 8011001 0! Hurt-
fill‘ii. upon “The Public and the
Schools," At the close of the
ncsduy afternoon m-sslou. tlu» h‘cdcru-
lion and its guests urc cordially invit-
cd to visit the home- of llr. and Mrs.
t"obm~n, of South Norwulk. “(‘oluulul
t‘ottugc“ to \'it'W their vuluablc ml'
b-t-ilon of antiques, sulil to lw without
an cquul in this part oi" tln~ country.
’l‘hc housc is but five liliilliii's’ milk
from tho stntlon illlti is upon tlu- cur
lilll‘.
NEW CANAAN.
W .\ Hiunllluu'u is ill hi hi. innit"
in South Jii‘t'llilt‘.
Mia's Aunu ll. Siouh-y bus I'm-n :i
pucsl oi‘ iicr puruntu.
.l. lrvlnn iicnmlici and family urc
\islilui: Irlcudu in i'ounhkcopsic.
Miss lIi-lcn chlcr. of South Nmn
walk. bus bccu u uncut of Minn lloro-
tin-u Hcctb.
Mrs. S it iAu'itWilnli and Mrs. Clint»
Ins lllsbop. haw iwcu vluiilng in
New York.
Mr. uud Min. Aicc. Wltitu of Mon-
trcul. huvo ilt'l'll vhdilut; with Mr. nud
Mrs. Wulicr liurucs.
The King's liuuuiucrs will mcct iii
the home of Miss Murihn Sililmhu.
'i‘imrnduy uticrnoun at it o‘clock.
it. (i. iliiyniuuii. who wuu etrlokcn
with pul‘nlysiu of tin» tongue. who hurt
bccu rcsbllnu In lltuimm. South ballot
in. in vinttinu friends here.
tier. (3. It}. Bcncilici preached in tho
’i‘uimuduu liill clnipcl. Sunday. at 3
p. in. Mink ilclcn liltilitmtd Front,
the cvuuucllal. mum.
’l‘lttu'o urc about twuuty pcrmiun
booked for tbc tbculrc party Wodlwu-
duy cvouluu. They will up by lruiu
iuul rciuru by npcctul lrollcr, All who
ticklru to visit the city muy do no.
The burns on tho lir. tlrmwcnor pm
pcrly. North Mnlu iiiruct. burn boon
sci hack from thc hinbwuy. This in
one of tho lulml ntit'unluncmin litt-
provelucnts thui him bccu umilc in this
section for some time.
At lhc rcuuiur mccliuu of tho New
tinnmm ilruugo. ucxl. 'i'uumiuy cw»
plus. an illustrated lcclure will be all
you by Thommi line. on "Home Life.
Form Mic Mill Hcciu-ry of Hcollnnd.”
All desiring to uticuil cuu secure uit‘
mission curds from nwiulwru.
The tum-rid or M ru. Julia A.. widow
of Bcnlumlu A, llculh. who died
Thursday morning in her llliih your
was held Huturdny pt 8 p. in. from her
lute home in Carter street. Rev. J.
Howard Hoyt. oi the Congregational
Church. who had been her punter for
n number of years. emulated. ilr. Hoyt
cookie in ililh terms of the deceased.
'.l to cut was in Mite'tiflw (Jetemmy
t. "the only c: also new? in
he deceased was a sitter at Bldwili
and James Hoyt oi the Nurseries. and
Min mnliy Hoyt and Mrs. Joseph 1'.
19m , . .
4
will have it fair and turkey supper
on the 23d and 2-lth intuit. iii the bond-
’l‘hc meetings of 'l‘ucs- i
wad- .
Seven Couples, Rendered Un»
happy by Misfit Bonds, Se-
cure Legal Severance oi
Their Marriage Ties
Seven mismuted couples who chutcd
ut tun-.ongculul murltui bonds. worc
given liupplnoss unil decrees of divorce
li‘ritlny uitcruoon. by Judge Milton A.
The Indies of the Itollunco llook und Sliumwny. prcsidlng at the short cul‘
Ladder Company will hold it meeting uudur session of the my“
this evening at. the residence of Mrs. court.
Every member is re-
superior
or the seven couples whose
marriage ties were severed. two were
from Norwnik.
“My husbund used to kick the cut
till the time and it hurt my findings
dreadfully." said Grucc D. l.uy..whcn
she was seeking it divorco from Wil-
lium 'i‘. boy. of Norwalk. The wife
cinlmcd thui bcr liusbund hull trcntcd
licr with inloicruble cruclty and «he
cited tlic abuse of the cut us one in-
stuucc. ’l‘hcu she told of another out»
of her husband's fuvorltc pastimes.
“He used to come home when i won
ultcndlng to my houschold duties. grab
llil' around the waist and tricks mo sit
on :1 red hot stove."
“Did he do that more than once?"
naked Judge Light. her lawyer.
“ch. he did it three or four times,"
roplled the fair petitioner.
One of the neighbors testified that
itihu had seen Mr. Loy sent his wife
upon the stove. Mrs. Lcy (lectured
ltlmt when her husband kicked her pet
cut. it hurt her feelings so much that
after a while she became a nervous
wreck. Judge Shumwuy granted her
a decree, on the ground of cruelty.
As u little Christmas present. in or-
der that the. annunl appearance of tho
tiltllitlay might rccull licr ubscncc. to
tho unbounded joy of the occasion on
the. part of John Kis. oi Norwnlk.
his wife. l‘nulinc ill-Ilcr Kis. doscrtcd
him on December 25. lStlti. llllti \vlicroas
ho is now u rosldcut of one of thc ’i‘wln
t‘itics. hcr address is the. somewhat l‘or-
cigu sounding one of "17 Furlifin street.
Zunibor. li~Bodrog. Mcgyc. llungiiry.‘
‘l‘hc couple worr- mnrrltd in that. uw.
i‘ul Ilillt't‘ on May 8. 1838. nnd huvc
three. children. 'l‘hc husbnnd is givcu
a decree and custody of the three chill ‘
i' ml for ‘ -
drcn. Attorney l'
him. The pctitiou 4.
June tt-i'm, liltltl.
hiuxmilinu l'cicrs. oi‘ l‘lridui-port. who
on November 32. lSllZl. niurricd Marry
Wortman l’clcrs. now u rcsldcnt oi
liruoklyn. was tlt‘svl‘ti‘ti on August lli.
t lSiili. Thai is her tillcgatiou. [its \\‘ilt‘.
lthromzh hcr lnwycr. mudc answer
denyinu tho churgc, but a short tinn-
tuzo withdrcw ihc nuswcr. Mr. l’ctcrs
was given it dccrt-c. 'l'ln- suit \vuu
ilirouuhi to thc tictnhcr tcrm of courl,
gliltif». Shannon A‘v lluli. of lii‘ilitchoi‘i.
nupi-zircri t‘t‘r tlu- lll‘liiitlllt‘i‘.
VIP-ill] i‘l. Hutu-ii. ol‘ llciiiliuiz. “its llt‘
"s: l'it‘li In lint-av .llrorw Enoch. who was
.ul u itl.ti\‘ll us linisy \Yii:«l.‘ll. on Dc-
.ccmbcr 15.. liltl'l, 'i‘licy wcrc married on
lloccuibcr 27. liltltt. Ilnis)’ is now in
Greensboro. North Carolina. The poll-
tiou \vns brought to the April term of
court. ltltlti. 'l‘bc dccrcs- was izrunicd.
Show & Nicholson. of llridgcpori. up-
pcurud for Air. Enoch.
(‘ruclty which ill‘Kllll on lndcpcnd-
cncc day, Jilly t. liltll. wars the rcnson
Siciuniu llziciuiuu. whose muldnn
nuun- was Liszcwska. sin-d ilt‘l‘ hus-
buud. Audi'cw llzlcmian. of llridichori.
for divorce. Slip cuu dutc hcr own nor.
sonnl indwpcmlcucc day from Novuni-
bur ti. lilllii. liccuusc Hilt‘ \vns on that
tiny gircn n iiccrcc nnd pci‘mission to
lt‘billiltt' bcr Illllltit‘ll numc. She won
lilill'l‘lt'll .lituc ii. tram. ‘i‘ln- pciiiiou
was brought to tho April term of court.
'ihtlti, through Atiorncys t‘ouubllu &
Wilder. (it lii'ltltchoi'I.
.\‘..nin Aunu Ziintucr. whosc mutilcu
nuuw was llanucu, \rus pctltlou for n
V'i'l‘vi' ut lii\'lll'i'i‘ from itl‘l' husband.
ll: nry Zimmrr. ullcgiun cruelty. llc
put in a crms cumuluiui ulicut-d «Iv.
z'rrliou on July L”). iiitllt. and hi» with
poruipllv \\'ilhiii'i~w llt'i' uppi-urnncc.
i'l hcr ni-ro lillil‘l'it‘ii Mnrch :lu. lkttT, auxi
willow-nu an‘i'iiiiu'i’ it, thus, ilm bu
lmtul bu-lui: uivcu lbw tii‘i‘l'i'i' on his
cross complaint. ‘I'lic pciiiiun Wu»
llu'uunbt to iiii‘ .luiu- lcrm ot cuuit.
It‘ll-i, ibruuub Atturucy (‘uugbliu it
\Vlldcr. of Bridgeport,
lvllimlicth S. \\'uwhlnncy, ol‘ Stunt
;t'ul'il. wlmw liliiilii‘ll union was Man»
uiuc. Mud whosc liltilll‘ whcn :«iw inur-
lilcd ihc lust iluu» wus Etiuuu. wun giv-
en ti dccrcc ot‘ dlvm'ci- iroiu Arthur
i.-. .. , .u thc
lituwhluucy. oi purtn unknown. on the
ground of dcucriiou. She was nine
ulvvu the custody of n duughtcr, Mnry
Roberta Muwblnncy. born March 29.
tilil-t. 'l'lwy wuru tutu-rival Juno 1. liitltt,
dud tho dcuorllou. which connintcd in
Mr. Muwhiiuicy‘u uturtluu for “UNION.
Mum. and lItWi‘I‘ showing up biotin.
took illili‘l' on ilclobor it. 1904. The
till". wnu brouubt to tho April tcrui or
court. iiitui. Attorncy M. .1. (tray up-
pcnrcd tor lilo pciilioucr.
~Flvnrybmly’n friend-~llr. 'l‘homuu'
Eitlccirlc ()il. Citron lootliucbc, ourucho
corn throat. ilcuis cuts, bruises,
nculds. iiiopii iuiy pulu.
WESTPORT.
Mum Mule Adumu ill visitiur. t'cla.
tlvcs und l'rlcudu at Valley Fortu‘.
Mrs. it. it. tilurucn litiil lwcu cntciw
tululnitr Mrs. l‘uollu. of Norwuili.
'l‘bcrc wus n mum myrvlcn in Him.
mittirk Methodist Church lulu. mu
ulna.
A number from this place nitcudmt
the meeting of Nurfteld granule Itrl.
day night. The ouicrtulumcut pru-
grum mm parllcuiurly good null [1 mm.
per further served to mid to the ”Hill"
out.
The Theatrical ’i‘ruei wuu up against
it. "And what do you do." hollowed
the til-milling titloriwy. "witch u poor
chorus girl this thin?” “i tell her to
pack her trunks.“ roupondcd the then-
tcr munition- ilitiivoiy.*~i"rit1t't!l0l1 'i‘igi-r.
t W
Remember. when some one seems
to be much orerjnyed at seeing you
after In «bronco. that it may be only
the outbreak of pant-uh pie-lure he
tilt in tort 9‘?!th "
.. ...4..._._~ a p an...
«no on».
"I had troublewi In bow is wt in. In do
bilomt impure. I‘y'fios Wu chm-mil with :iiuullig
wrinhuuextsrun "mm could wt (Wu 1 incl
ynurtinu rcpt turd III' was my or winch the
h“. d Hagar-(l. to” innuiim“ first? into.
('0 a I I I I
quite ow eyeinfouuti will!" my on i and
0. .il’uuhmv rm Avon It"! York City. N. Y.
4
‘3‘: Golfer
. vi it. fiWQi ‘5
O ' .1
Plounn .I'll him it than: Hood no flood.
N1vorflholwi. uknflrfll a to". urn-Joan"
and n n . he Kclmllln in mm ‘uoa
unusual to con or nutmeg” bitch ,
Sterling Remedy 0.0.. Chicago or NJ]. Cw
Allilll. SALE. TEI HILLlllIl 801E
JUMPED FROM flaw!) STORY wm-
D .
WINCHENDON. Muss. Nov. 12.“
Edward W. Webster. wig has been
rcglstercd ut the Ainnrlcmgliousc here
as coming from Ei'orctl. Muss. and
who bus bccn‘cinployed hut-c l'm' scw.
rzii months as an engineer iii the Win-
chcudou Strum lmundry. citlicr foil or
jumped from the third story window
of the hole is in tuuiiy
killed. W at ‘nd; bit.
i “it .
illitcrmt'i
Dicappointment‘ ‘
Charles E. Dori,
it: WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167-*
enu’ine
Gas Coke
You‘d jump :it tho chance to saw
:iu'; in your buslncss, Why not sure
:iu'. in your furl bills?
GAS COKE. ion for ion, ulvcs just
as much iu-nl us tlic Iii-st hurii cuui.
un-l tun-i. jib! tin fur. 2T: bu «ll'ilvci‘cil
um win-u.» within city hunts for $2.75.
Bonn. liailmuii
iighliiigllumpanu
Fresh Fish.
snapperBluel..................120ib
Weakfllh ..... ...... .12olh
Native Boll....................14olb
special Bale of Whole Batman. 100 lb
Oman” ...............120 lb
Porglu........... .............100lb
Butter Fllh....................12¢lb
Hallbui........................Mc it:
Black 006........ .............12¢lb
Large dry nonllopl. 450 to title a quart
All other hlndmf Son Food at
Reasonable Prion.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYOTEH
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army autism:
Int End at wsahfhuton strut
it“...
Lian-
. It is Good
Brooklyn brewery fll'm’l inn! hour.
No better. We deliver it in your
house, not per an or W.) lb
QUDI'LII innit Mon. 4&2“
Central Hatch.
00' 016nm «
mun-mo.“ m
" e-Wmua its»...
5; ' PLEASED wrm new FOOTBALL
. RULES. .
. Stit‘lll
iprcuscd todny.
huvc conic weight with the committee
Dunk It
2
President Eliot Witneuued Gama Be-
tween Harvard and Cariisls,
BOSTON. Nov. lily—‘b‘ootbull. under
tho new rules. as ilcu‘iountrutcd in tlic
liar-vurd-Curliulc gumc ut ‘(lumbridgc
Suturduy. meets with favorable cour
meat from i’rcsidcut Charles W. Eliot.
of Hnrvurti Unlvcrslty. in an interview
miulo public today.
l‘rcsidcut Eliot. whom» attitude to-
wards tbc spurt lust your mode it
probablo that l'oolbull would
noon be dropped trout Harvard's uibic-
tic Hchcdulc. uttcndcd tintiu'tluy'u con»
test nod uxurcsucd his o'njoytncut oi
the ennui. which, bc Hliili, uppcarcd to
hint “iron from unm-ccnsury rougir
nous." i’ri'uidout Eliot suiti.
. "I saw the uninc butwot-n iiill'Vill'li
und Curllslc ut thc Stadium and I ouu
suy fruukly (but i cnloycd il. l ('tlli"
stdcr thui muuy ot‘ the things which
upcpnrcd to liit‘ to bc objnctlonahlo uu~
dor the system ciliilluyeti in former
ycnrs huvc bccn crudicutci] by the new
rules, or, pcrhups. by the now Why of
playing tbc gumc, The contest. in so
fur us i could soc, was free from un-
noccssury roughncss and them was up
purcuily no brutnlliy. Much bus been
done. to my mind. in improving the
gnme by tin,- rulcs committee this your
pm] there only remains further impro-
vcmcnt in othcr ycnrs along the same
liucs. I hope in mm the guiiio tignlu
improvcd by additional modifications
ralour. the sump gcucral lines lib this
your."
Football is considered under protru-
tlon nt Harvard this ycnr. A commit.-
tcc nppolntcil several months ngo is
.still investigating the subject of athle-
tic. sports with (ishcclul rcicrcnco to
footbnll, but. has not, yet submitted its
report. l’rcsldcnl Eliot‘s vlowu us 1th
ii is expected. will
in recommcndluz that football be re-
talnod on tho crimson's uthlctlc cnlcn-
dur.
HOW TO BEAUTIFY YOUR SKlN.
The principal ingredients in Luxu-
knln ’I‘ablcts are citscurlu and dande-
lion. vegetable laxatives known to
buvc n houciicinl action upon thc skin
and conmlcxlou. Mild, unto. sure. 40
chocnlutc coutcd tublcts. :15 cents. F.
ii. liaxtcr. "
interesting Specials
The Very Best Elgin Creamery Bu!-
ier, per lb. . 28c
Potatoes, per bushel . . . . . . . . . . . . 75°
3 Gina Corn 25c
3 Can: Early June Peas 25:;
A. Stul
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave" East Nerw-lk.
Wall '
Paper
. .-
A i
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
it. E. Gorham,
DECORATOII.
JILIPHONl—H.
ll Plll‘l’ or. I. nonwALK.
. . , a
.. w
.Mm.m-_._.‘ mum- . ~WM.M t.
(de10 w. as menu. 1
. funeral Director
and lmbalmor.
19 Month Main It. Couth Not-walk.
Ruldanno, ll Wuhlngton Imot.
Telephone It
. Mym.fl.m.
houu, 134-2.
FRANK C.
i VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
1i
AN,» -.iu.
ons‘ rrr'rmo.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
. and Zinc.
chrome Lam 5,
,, John H. Knapp
" JOIIIh R. Marvin
. Picture trash: and Window
Saves ilarti Work
(us-415 prépared paw
tlculariy for GAS COOK-
lNG RANGES . «and is
also a labor saving sub-
stitute for blacking, on
the side‘s of any cook
stooebumr'ngbardcoal’. ltis
better than an enamel for
STOVE PIPES or WIRE
SCREENS; it covers
more surface, is applied
.ensier,ldri~es Quicker and
wea‘té'lbng‘cr.‘
6&4 6-54
Ki I i s
Rust.
‘iltlvl. ithA
OXUSBYAQ)
For sale by Chas. E. Dow. 80. Nor-
walk. and Monroe &. Palmer. Darlen.
ill limit
2 5
t t .
li‘nll Wits Sullicicut- (lut- duy. nhr-u
Pitt and Miitt- \\'t‘l‘t‘ out bunting llit-y
shot. ut. almost any ii\ luv. t‘lt :itlll't‘ in
sight. 'l‘ownrd cvcuiuu. as thcy xvi-cc
rcturnitig to camp with uoihiui: but at
small amount of ammunition Pat was
telling how foolish thcy hud iltlt'll to
uso ull thui ammunition null gilt. nulli-
ing in return.
.Iust. thcu two birds flow by. and
Mike took trim and killod one, which
fell at. Pitt‘s i’cct.
0n picking it up Put discovcrcd its
ncck wns broken. and turning to Mike
bc cxrluiincd: "Surc, Miltt‘. why did
you ilsn that shot? Why. the full
would iIilVi‘ killed this bird."
tiltiilliltlllii
TRANIAOT. A GENERAC IANKIN»
IUSINESI.
i Iii" urn-Ac. 'i'i’t‘iiti
1,100,000.00
r IUIPLUI AND PROFITI.
517350000
EDWIN H. MATHEWION, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pr...
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cathlel‘.
WILFRED BODWELL, A881. Calhlil
DIRECTORI.
E. H. Mathewson Henry hymen
Oamuoi Grummg
ll. Wail-cc MierI
Christian Swan: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
‘tGreait‘WHoéd”
m
j
It, is only thinking people. who got
the best. of things wbcn tbcy make :1
purchase, They "think" beforehand
where they will go to buy. and- their
grout bends rule that the bcst store to
patronize will nuturully he the onc
tliut. selects its stocks with tho urchi-
cst discrimination and cure, and bases
its prices upon fulrnuris to oil. And
thui; is our wcll~kuowu busiucus unu-
lill.
We pride ourselves purticuluriy on
our iitovo vuiucu. (look, lit‘lliilll; uud
llll llcutcrs. 'l‘horn may Iw illi utuui.
but there certainly is noun In-tivr ihuu
tbc Btewart iii. any price. Your liltlilt't
back, it not Hutittiiud. utter u month's
trlul.
A. J. ANGEVINE ii SON.
FURNiTURE, ITO.
184 Wublngton Strut.
south Nam-lit. Conn.
iii", titers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockett).
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
moth Window Bhadhl. with Man. :50
White Curtain Felon. with intuit“. lilo
0
V Shades Made tollrdor.
Paintina’and
. Decorating.
l.. H. Sierra.
'7 Wilmington “mt.
wan“...
inhould be equipped will
\
taxes semi.
GRISWOLD DIVORCE TO BE
HEARD 9V REFEREE.
O
Greenwich Society Woman Charges
Her Husband With Intolerable
Cruelty
lllnttic ii. Griswold. wife of William.
1. Griswold, u wualtby Greenwich, uoa
Dirty mun. has bccn gruntct’l vermin.
shut to haw llt‘l' suit or divorce him-d
before Htuio ltul'crcc William '1‘. lil-
iuor. llcr utlurucy upiicurod hetero
Judge Shumwuy in the Superior Court:
Saturday and requested that the suit;
be usslgncd to the State lici‘croc tor
a hour-tug,
Last: ycnr Dr. Griswold attcmptcdl
to get, u. divorce from his wit'c. on tho
ground 0t habitual inlcmpcrancc. iiho
contested the action uud the result:
was one of “to most. ucunutlouul iriula
over helli‘d in tho Superior (lourt. Mrs.
(irimvoid contcudcd that. her hushuull
had taught her the usc of drugs. At‘tuc
bearing the evidence tho cmirt i'ouiut
in favor ot' the wife und rci‘uscd to
grant. Dr. Griswold u dot-roe. In tho
present. suit Mrs. Gi‘isWold claims ill‘l'
busbund bus been guilty of intolerable
cruclty, . ‘
£iiililiiiii’A‘l.“l3ith
THE DIAMOND “RAND.
. l I‘LL your thought for
, t‘hl-chm-ter’n l'lilu n RM
.3 - and It.“ nimllir bum. ruled
3% with Illu- Ribbon. ’l‘nLuueothcr.
a buy it your Drupuist 0an wk luv
1 l‘llI-(YIHZS-TER‘H EMILI ll. thn
lilAMth) “RAND I’ll. for 25
tears' reganlrtl us Best. Safest, Always
eiinhle. S-iidby Dru lm eve 'l .
r aha-an chemical co. tribunal”; 'i'r'i
ilailg Line in ill. I.
for freight Only.‘.
On nnd utter Tuesday, Janunry l.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (too:
of Dover street). every day. (except:
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. In. And Bound
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT CO. ’
Annin. J. leth 3. C. HOIIMIN
Luna. Chum-M Annoy
. .3
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
”NI MINUTE FROM DEPUT.
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room. a special feature. II!
and Electric Lighu throulhofl. Iv-
ory room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely flocked Cat: In connection
A lull line of Acker, Merrill 5 Con.
dlt Co’s celebrated Winn, Liquor. and
Cigars always on hand.
T. l'. SULLIVAN. Propdcton
Telephone Call. sol—1 ‘
“meiosis“..im cum;
“I-
I want
snow white. ont‘liim-c "standard” Pu?
ceinin Enameled Lavatory. ,.
Have you ever stopped to cum“
how dellghiuiiy convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running '1“)
in your dressing chamber, also“
lug apm‘tllmut of amt floor tothl
room? its presence would afford [L i
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Oi"!
plumbers are strictly compotllt N
chunics. honest and reiiubll. .
Horace R. Nash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEI? IT...
iui ... . . "“159;
PLUMBING AND crux.-
HICA'I‘ING. .
HOT AIR HEATlNG.
.TOVEB AND RANGE. i
ILATE AND rm nooribl. 1’
(in Mid Btu-m Fitting.
Ill Fixturu. Metal Getting, III.
Have you use our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES a norcniuss
NY
HOT WATER HEATING. i
'uonwam.
Willi Nu Bun rad
Own Home?
Rania Mo udvuucim; ull‘ibc time.
and desirable upuriiucutu um uncom-
iuu ocurccr cyst-y duv, Wu burn it
number of very dunnubin homer: toil
unto, and can make the trim and
price rlgln. i. ,-
o
J. M. Layton 8: Co
manpower.“ :74
s inure-d Avonuo. Io. Mfr-clit-
m can is. u mite:
JUINCESJ ‘.
Aim INIURANC! IBM. "1A
neurone“ ileum in “
nun-cubs. ensure I
IIOURID.
I IOU?“ MAIN OTII
‘ Tol.clll.4fl.. If:
COMP
u WALI.‘ eraser.
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