Pure Drugs
cooos oslelnc'o- rats or
cannot.
Illa Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNIB a mom. guess.
sot maximum: r.
not. out an.
Next Sunday the float of the Launch
Club will lie hauled out for the winter
and the launching season will close.
Miss Finch. of Van ‘Zant street, has
taken a position with the Fernandez
and Ernst company as stenographer.‘
The funeral of the late Patrick F.
Gambia, of 9 Reynolds street, will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at St. Joseph's Church. The inter-
ment willbe in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Miss Florence. Collins. of Osborn
avenue and St. John street. who was
recently operated on at the Norwulk
Hospital, is now‘ progressing nicely.
Miss Collins has had a long siege of
illness. commencing with pneumonia.
A' business meeting of the Pastime
Athletic Club was held last evening at
the rooms of Van Zant street. Rou-
tine matters were taken up. Four
new members were admitted. A spec-
ial meeting of the club will be held
next Monday night.
The Dunnctt campaign in East Ave-
nue Methodist Church commenced its
tenth evening with a congregation
larger than any week evening service
yet held. The'splrit of prayer was
more actiVe than ever before. The
evangelist sang “‘Whosever.‘ That
Means Me," a composition of I. H.
Meredith. Miss Clara Ainhworth also
rendered a solo. The development of
the subject. “God‘s Detective," brought
out the Biblical story'of Jonah. His
task "was a difficult one~to Journey
five'hundred miles'and proolaim the
doom of a great heathen city. The
speaker sympathized with the. pro-
phet's unwillingness to go. He takes
a ship for the exactly opposite direc-
tion, and sleeps. Sleep isinot safety.
God sends forth the storm and Jonah
and his sin are detected. lie con-
fesses and at his own request is cast
into the sea. Now says the skeptical
hcnrcr. “Leave outflhe whale story.
Mr. Dunneti, and We can swallow so
much." What whale story? The skep.
tic has his sneer about the “whale."
but when he looks in the book of
Jonah to find the whale, he is not
there. “The Lord prepared a great
fish which swallowed Jonah." How
could Jonah live in a great. fish? How
can the chick live in the egg and
peck its way out and seize a bit of
food with its tiny beak? tiod prepared
the chick in the cult and the great
fish for Jonah. Govern and thc crea-
tor and all things are possible. Was
it. true? 80 Jesus Christ affirmed in
n solemn manner on a most u‘elghty
subject. if an ambassador to it foreign
country were to declare that the coli-
stitutlon of the llnilcd States express-
ed worn out theories such as old to
gies like Jeeffrson and Franklin cher-
ished. bill was superseded by tile ad-
vanced political wisdom of the Men-
tieth century he would be recalled in-
siafiler. 'l‘hc ambassador of God who
treats God's truth as the conception
of men of films long gone by. should
resign both office and salary. Death
is God's detcciivc. lic reveals our Illi-
prcpurcdness for ctcrnity. Are you
ready. or arc you slacking like Jonah?
'l‘hat sleep of indifference will some-
times be brokcn. It may bc by death.
The service clo.~cd with a lclidt-i' and
earnest invitation to accept Christ. to
which there was response from four.
The subject tonight will lic, “Guilty.
bill Dismissed by the .ludgc." ’l‘lic
evangelist said he should upcuk ubolli .
"gtmsip" alid advised all who urc‘
guilty of it to stay away.
——Aflcr a heavy meal. take a couple
of Dean's Regulels, and give your uto-
mach. liver and bow-Is the help they
will need. Regulate bring ousy. rc.
gular passages of the bowls.
ROWAYTON.
F‘. Iloylslon'u invalid cliulr manufac-
tory is rushed with orders it! the pro-
aent time.
The newly organized Rownylon
Drum Corps. is to hold a chowdcr pur~
ty. Friday night.
The uullal happy holir service will
be held Thursday evening at the Row-
ayiou Baptist Church.
A cottage prayer meeting was held.
last night, under the auspices of the
liowayion Baptist Church. at the rosi-
ilence of Mrs. Samuel White. There
was a good atlandanoe. and much in-
forest was manifested in the service.
Sylvester Remington has sold his
place in lirooliiilde. and moved to the
property or James R. Connors for the
winter. The purchaser of Mr. Item-
inglon's property has moved with his
family from New York. and taken ”0‘
passion.
Mrs. Virginia Wlsscherion. of New
York. who is having it handsome resin
dance constructed at Tokeneka. has
moved into the Potlerton and Jeffrey
residence at. 'rolmeks Beach. A. B.
Potteries and Reginald 11. Jeffrey. with w
their families. have gone to New York
for the winter.
The firm of Sharron I; Tale. of Ne
"do. of which George A. lherron. for-
mom of this place. is the senior mm-
nor has lost located another ethos at
{Walter lake. Nevada. where they have
”hosted a, number of very promising
W4 : I
Wit.
villas]. 'flm
Pills. Antildllverpiil,
3' "' "" 4.13
claims, and the prospects are
bright for future success.
‘ First Selectman James A. Brown and
Selectman Alfred A. Avison drove from
Norwalk yesterday on a tour of inspec-
tion of the highways. bridges'and other
features of town interest as well as
having a conference with donstable bid.
word .1. Ladrigan. who has the road
work in this territory in charge.
The building committee of the Row—
nylon Methodist Episcopal Church held
a meeting Monday evening. and Went
over the details of the work on the re-
modeled church. Everything is pro-
greasing satisfactorily and the mem-
bers expressed the hope that the work
would be finished about the first of the
year. The church is beginning to pre-
sent n very attractive appearance.
MEEKER AND THE DRUM CORPS.
When yesterday's daily paper
Reached this little town,
Six or seven persons
Did regard it with a frown.
very
They looked upon the seventh page,
And on a little poem.
The several youths did turn their gaze.
And some of them did swear.
“Where is that Louie Meeker."
Cried a very wrntliful youth;
“If i should once land on his neck.
1 would surely pull out his tooth."
Another one was vowing
’l‘o pull poor Louie‘s wig.
And said that he would pound hint——
No doubt his talk was big.
"That thing doesn't know how
write.”
A young belligerent yelled;
“It makes me so mad that i could light.
And make it twenty-three for him."
I0
But on all the rest the people.
The effect was not the same,
"For sleepless nights and dreams."
they said.
"The drum corps is to blame."
Robert Smith, he laughed a laugh
That brought tears to his eye:
"Ha. bit.” he cried. “that is so bad.
That I believe l‘ll cry."
And people thought at last the time
Of sleepless nights and dreams were
O'ei‘;
And now looked forward to the time
When the. drum corps is no mOI'i'.
C. NORVELL.
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
linen-Tomatoes ..... .............25¢
3 cans Magnolia. Mllk..... ........ 25:
3 cans Campbell’s Soup ...... ..25c
Potatoes. per bushel. ........ ..76c
Fresh made Butter. par Ib........32t:
RobortSmith
Phone :61 -I. nowayttin. Conn.
WESTPORT.
Miss Louisa Smith. of Weston. has
been visiting friends here,
Mrs. W. 0. Sanford is entertaining
a granddaughter from Eamon.
Westport Gun Club is planning for n
prize shooting contest here on Thanks-
giving Day.
The Lyons Plains Whist Club is to
meet at. the home. of Horace Burlbult
tonight and Mrs. Hurlbilil will be the
hostess.
B. A. Bulkley has cult-rod one of his
lroticrs in the rut-es to be held at
Seaside purk speedway on ’i‘lnlilksgiv-
lug: Day.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. li‘rcd Roscoe. of Soutliport. is
ucntcrtnlning her aunt. Mrs. Robert
Weed, of Darlen. -
Mrs. Ii. F. Gregory and Miss Edna
Seymour. of South Norwalk. who have
been milking it brief stay with Mrs.
W. E. Olmstuud, in Southport, have rc-
inrncd homc.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley. of
South Norwulk. wont to ()x Ridge. yrs-
teriiuy. oil it clue that the New Canaan
horse iillcf was working at it farm
house lhcrc. l-li- found a young man.
lwenty-lbrcr years of age. who was u
Merldcn Reform school boy. bill be
showed that be was not the horse
thief.
The Voluntocr Hook and Ladder
Company, or Noroton. celebrated, last
Monday night. the liquidation of all
its debts. An open mccllng wail hcld.
to which many iownsmen and ladies
who have aided the association ill
many ways. were invited. The pro-
gram was enlivened by speeches.
songs. recitation» and it comedy
sketch. From it o'clock until 10:30 the
guests were entertained with profes-
sional prillc characteristic of the mem-
bers of the entertainment committee.
and everyone no doubt had a good
time. The hall was tastefully dec-
orated or the mansion. the new cur-
tain scenery being used for the
theatricnlu. The program wall as fol-
low: Piano selection, Mills K. short.
of Stamford: the making of a phone-
graph rccord and r production of name.
an original dialer e by Messrs. Martin
,and Morrison; remarks. by Chairman
H. 8. Wallace; song, G. Van Siaden.
accompanied by it. 8. Morrison; rc-
markii by Vice President William Aus-
tin; report of Building Committee and
remarks by chairman: song, Miss St»
die O'Neill. of Stamford: report of
Mortgage Committee. J. C. Johnston:
burning of mortgage. .l. C. Johnston:
song. Miss M. Houlilian. of Stamford;
address. by Rev, Mr. Martin. of the
Presbyterian Church of Newton; song.
. it. Stoddart. of Wes Burn Golf
Club: recitation. "The Kissing Cup
Race." Charles Bennett. with music
accompaniment by it. E. Morrison;
Dutch coinedy sketch. George Van Sin.
Throws Down Gauntlet to Lead»
or: of Republican Party in
the Slate and Openly Defies
the Great Corporate interests
~—
Jiidgc Elmore S. Banks, of Bridge-
port anti Full-field. hits thrown the
gauntlet lo the big party leaders In
this state. In it ringing letter given
in full below, he announces that he is
a candidate for speaker and states the
platform upon which he will l‘llIl.
When the letter Is read he will create
a sensation all over the slate. and for
that matter pretty much all over the
country.
“Yes, I am it candidate.” said Judge
Banks in an interview. "I am today
sending out it letter to all the repre-
sentatlves and that letter slates my
position exactly.
“it has long been known that 1 us-
pii'ed to be speaker. but whenever it
has been mentioned. opposition has
sprung up. I know very well why that
opposition exists. It is because I have ‘
always positively refused to
myself to anybody.
"i do not believe that the public
service corporations should select the
speaker any longer. The time has
come io‘piii an end to it and l pro-
pose to take my stand right now.
“I could have been speaker long
ago, had i been willing to pledge
myself. But i have always absolutely
refused and shall continue to do so.
"I am sending out htis letter to
every‘ Republican representative in
the state it states clearly my posi-
tion. As long ago as the stale conven-
tion. men asked me why i did not an-
nounce my candidacy. Since election
I have received several letters from
men who have been elected. I do not
expect to win. but i want the situation
to be clearly understood." .
The following is the letter lil full:
“Dear Sir: ‘
“i am a candidate for speaker of
the house. I was il member of the
house during the session of NO], i903
and 1905, and have. therefore. had
pledge
the experience which is essential to 3
fit one for this position. My candi-
dacy. h0ivevcr. ls unwelcome to
and will be opposed by the great pub-
lic service corporations and by all of
those pl‘OIIllIli'Ill and powerful politi-
cians who are in their service. or for
one reason or another owv allegiance
or are under obligations to them.
“l have recently been credibly ill‘
formed that my name was considered
by these gentlemen nevi-rill months
lici'ore the election and that they then
decided that i could out safely be
trusted to make up the committees ol
the house, and ii is almost common
knowledge that many weeks before
)0” were elected Mr. 'I‘llson. of New
Haven. was slated for speaker. and.
indeed, slntcmcnis to that effect lip-
pcnrcd ill several newspapers.
"it has come to puss ill this slabs
that these corporations insist upon se-
iccliilg illc speaker long before the
members are elected. assuring him of
election ill advuilcc. by bringing to his
support. all the puwvl‘flil men and
means at their command. Indeed,
their rluirescntativcs sometimes Justify
this action on the ground that they
our large taxes and have great intcr-
cats and are entitled to fair treatment. ’
and l favor according to them till rcil—
soiinllic protection, and granting to
them all reasonable and proper lcgls
lulioli in did of cvcry proper plan or
purpose. Iiiii l um opposed to permit-
ting them to dominate Iht‘ poiiilclll nit
l'ulrs of the state.
"I am ll cundillllic not alone be
cuuse l seek the honor. but also, llc-
cunse I believe the speaker should be
chosen tiller undeliol before the cloc-
tlon 0f Illt‘lflllt‘l‘fi. by the members
themselves and not by niiy Influence
outside ilic membership of the house.
and further. becuttstnl lielievc tilc pot
lltlcnl affairs of the state should be
wholly invoiced fruui the inliuoncc of
public service corporations. For those
l-l-nsolis l seek your support. and if I
am chosen speaker the committees
will be made up with absolute fairness.
with complete freedom from dictation
and each niciuber will be appointed
to that coniliililcc to which he ill bcsi
lldupltul.
Yours lriily.
“ELMURE S. liANKS."
(locittuioll I'luylofl. I. 0. R. M., of
Norwalk. will initiate u class into the
liiystcrics of liuylililklng tomorrow
night. A guilt night has been Dilllmml.
Refreshments will be served.
NA . ,..... ..~.........—_._........ w
”Joseioff’s
(lot the habit and try our goods as
well as prices. They both work hur-
monlouslyw- ’
DRAW TIIADI.
Some of Our Trade Winners:
Fine Table Bitter 27c -ib.
Fancy Greening Apples .. 30c per pit.
Fancy Lemons. dos. 25c
Sweet Cider. fresh from press. gill. 25c
72 No. Main It. lo. Novwsik.
FINI AIIORTMINT DP '
Souvenir Post Cards
26;: A D02.
PDI'I" CARD ALBUMS.
100 TO “~00.
int i. mediums
‘0” and Bert Crimes: piano finale.
Innis K. sum. The company will give
ll supper and dance to the indie» of
libs community, tomorrow evening. 1
Mime l‘fOi'lI.
Donovan block. or Washington It.
Hill
ril- mm a m an!
«can “100:"
. |
Guaranteed Pain-t
U R R 0 J A'PS
Afim‘d:¢-l:r.:ru:i.d for
calalo us and , r dim
Iron salary. Wo Deliver.
mouse a FIELD.
j‘ BIOCI‘ION. UNIS.
.. Non Gaul-awuhstfiuio III-It
a
3
annual ii .
ROAD OFFICIALS AND FIREMEN
IN AGREEMENT.
NEW YORK. Nov. H.--~'l‘he (.‘(illl-
mlliees representing the firemen of
the New York. New Haven and Hill-l.-
ford Railroad Company. agreed in con-
ference with the officials of this l‘tllill
to accept a p'roptitillloti mode by the
officials concerning the employment of
firemen as helpers on electric locomo-
tives. The plan provides that it run
of 100 miles should constitute u day's
work for the next six months.
. rear—r
Charles E. Doll.
HARDWARE.
m WASHINGTON STREET.
Phebe 167»
Genuine
Gas Coke
You‘d jump at the chance to rave
doll. in your business. Why not save
3m; ill your fuel bills?
GAS COKE, ion for ion, gives just
us much heat its the best bard coal.
and goes Just as far. 211 bu. dclivcrcd
unywlicrc within city limits for 32.75.
Dunn. iiailirauti
Lighlinuflumptnu
lea...“ alas.
SnapperBlue...................12clb
Wealth-ll.......................120lb
Native lolo....................140lb
Special Gain of Whole Salmon, 10o lb
Cisoou........................12o lb
Porglea.. ....................looib
Butter Flh....................‘l2o lb
Halibut........................140 lb
Btolk Cod.....................12alb
Large dry Isoallaps. 460 to 500 I (tum
All other kinds of Sea Food at
Reasonable Prison. 4
Ducross.
TH! PIOPLI'I PIIH AND DYITII
MAIKIT.
Old Univ-tion Army Inildln .
last Ind of Washington Itrut grid”
Drink It
it issued
Brooklyn brews? firm“: lager beer.
No better. We silver it in your
lion». not) no, (It ulna.) Li-
quor: at locate an. 'i‘et. um.
Central Hotel
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BIG POWER PLANT INCORPORv
D
ATE .
DENVER, Colo. Nov. iii.~—Artlcies
of incorporation were filed yesterday
for the incorporation of the Central
Colorado POWcr Company, with a cap-
llul stock of ”2.500.000v divided into
226.000 shares 0(18100 ettcli. 75.000 Of
which are preferred stock; The presi-
dent is Myron ’l‘. I-lcrriclt. of Cleveland.
and the board of directors includes G.
l.. Peabody and Copley Emory. of Bos-
ton. 'l‘hc object of the company is
to utilize the water power of the stale.
chiefly on the Rio Grande River. for
electric power purposes.
interesting Specials
’ The Very Best Elgln Creamery But.-
tor, per lb. . 28¢
Potatoes. per bushel ............ 75::
3 Can: Corn . 25c
3 Can. Early June Peas 25c
A. Stuil
Phone 223—4.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
wail ’
Paper
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Funeral Director
and lmbalmsr.
to North Main It. loath Norwalk.
Residence, 6 Washington airs-t.
Telephone at houu, 18M.
WWW
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
m
Tin. Shut Iron. Copper
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so South Main Street.
loath Norwallt, Conn.
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HALL BOOM BOYS TONIGHT.
cluctlons that are attracting particular
direction this season and scoring it de-
eided hit wherever produced is John
W. Mitchell's suiiru taken from those
wclbknuwu and popular cartoons ap-
pouring In the metropolitan daily pa-
pers. ”The Hall liooln lioys." “The
Hall Room Boys" has liccn built Into
1 two-act musical shit in four scenes
for Mr. Mitchell. by Joseph iiyron Tot-
ieli willi incidental and special music
by Alexander Spencer. Its the car:
Hall Room Boys." who exist on an in-
como of $11.50 per \vct-k, they afford
an exceptionally brigiil order. and both
Mr. Tubes and Mr. Spl-iiccr iirc crelllt~
cd with making tho boat and tip-lo-
duto use of tllclr opportunity. “The
Hill] Room lioys" is iiic lillrticiiou
illliioliiiccd I'ur lloyl's ’l‘llczltrc. tonight.
THE WAY OF THE 'l‘RANSthESSOR
Strong in heart illlercst. i'icll ili gcn-
ulile coulcdy. plentiful ltl specialties
and the introduction of a group of
marvelous acting Lilndsccr dogs. who
' enact the heroic roles of the play, and
who cnlcr into the spirit of the story
with on earnestness that at. once com.
rounds the absolute rcspocl. apprecia-
tion and applause of thc most lilsse
theatre-goers, zlrc among lllc runny l’ca.
lures to be soon in “'l'hc Way of tho
'i‘l'nnsgressor.” which comcs to Hoyt‘a
'l‘heutre. tomorrow night. The cast. is
headed by the dainty lltilc soubrclte.
Miss Victoria Walters. and is support.
cd by a large and coilipctciii company.
EDWARD HARRIGAN.
Edward Harrison, the famous char-
acter comedian. supported by n coili-
pctent company. presented Old Lav-
clidcr. to standing room only. at Hoyt's
Theatre. last night. Mr. llarrignn did
the same excellent work iii the role
of Old Lavender lliiit Illhll‘liS his every
CITY NATIONAL BANK
IDUTH NORWALK, DONN-
TMNIAGTI A GENERAL} IANKINS
IUSINEII.
my tau
BAPITAE
‘100.000.00
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IUIPLUI AND PIO'IT‘ I
3173.5 00.00
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FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
worsen BODWELL. Auf. Cushion
E H I “DIRECTNL'. r, I.
. . at swoon on ym
John H. Knapp Oamuol Grummn.
Josiah R. Marvin ll. Wallace Mai-viii
Christian Dwarf: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan.
“Great Head”
It is only thinking people who gct
the best of things when thcy make it
purchase. They “think" beforehand
where they will go to buy, and their
great heads rule that the best store to
patronize will naturally be the one
that selects Ila stocks with the rcut~
est discrimination and care, and‘ uses
its prices upon fairness to all. And
that is our well-known business more
im
We pride ourselves particularly on
our Stove valucs, Cook. limiting and
Oil Heaters. There may lic all good.
the Stewart at any price. Your money
back, it not satisfied, after a month's
trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITURI. ITO.
134 Washington stmt
Wall illlBl’S.
‘Paint'ers’ Supplies.
Crockeni.
Glassware.
House-lumlshlnu
Goods.
alias Window
White Curtain roles, with lat
hu—
lSlitides Mario to Order.
‘l’aliiliu-d and '
‘ Decorating.
LII. Siesta,
It via-slum m
«a... ....
Among the new musical comedy pro 1
teens suggest. to all readers familiar
with ibc wonderful adventures of “The
wonderful opportunity for comedy of
but there certainly is none heltcr than .
MOI. with trill Is
"it...
Pictureiranhfitid Window
"I find Currants so good that I would n‘dt I).
w tbuut them. I was troubled ll rub deal ltb
to I!” liver and bead-ch». Nm aim to In;
Unit-rot: t‘niuly (inbuilt: I feel very mus mus
Ishall certainly mcolunlsrid “Will to my Mobil!
u the bait medicine I have over semi." ‘
Anna baalnai. (inborn Hill No. 9. Fall Rival-Ilium.
' but For i
The Dowelo
room Taste Good a flood ‘
ulna orGrlpo. “but”. chev 5,
Pleasant. Pelatuhlo.
Never bickon.
It. The genuine tablet stomped 0t} .
unrealized to sun of your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NJ. dot
IIIIIAL SALE, TEI MILLION BOXES.
appcilrance and that. Ililii won for bind
a foremost place. among lilo noted lir—
lors. William Ilarrigan gave a most.
cl-ctlilable portrayal of Dick. the Rut.
his earliest work proving Iiinl a chili
of the old black. and a worthy suc-
cessor to his father‘s honors. Tonight;
The Hall Room Boys will be the lit-
tructlon. and tomorrow night, The Way;
of the Trilnsgressor. ‘
i I I
llailg Lille bill. I.
‘ for freight Only:
DI Ind after Tuned” January 1
1m, Freight Propellers. will lend
Pier :8, East River. blow York, (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
at News: l p. 3.4 Freight received
up . In.
Norwalk up to 5:30 ppm. m “It.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT co. '
Arming J. lmiili ’6. c. He ant
Lou-o. General in:
THE claw.~ «
HOTEL VICTORI
UNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
IUROPEAN PLAN.
"Ulll' rooms a special feature. In
and llectric LI his
cry ”°""Af“_°a"°¢? throughout. lv.
3 REASONAILI.
finely stocked cafe in counsellors
“new" “not Acksr, Moi-rill a con.
0'. so a rated Wl
Cigars ‘aiwaya on hang?» Lisbon M
T. I. SULLIVAN, Hopi-1m}
Telephone Call. m—s.
EVERY; —~ W
«so «m. .1
”mum be equipped will. a
snow white. onopiccs “Stand-um
calfiin Enameled lavatory.
ave you ever stopped to me
how dellghfnily convenient it w ‘
be to have hot and cold running watfl
In your dressing chamber. Iluyi
ing apartment of lrst floor tout]
room? its presence would atom [u
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