vial ‘ '
Also Heuristics. Borges. Vslilnll. Al-
batross. Granite Cloth. Venetian. Mo
hairs and Brilliantinea in all colors. ,
BLACK GoonxTA IPIOIALTY.
E. K. BANKS.
“and 4?. ”'1'an.
Mlii like ,HWI .
l. . {Gently umlh‘i'ir ,"
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and“ 4 .
colder tonight and To sday, The storm
that fwas central in innesot'a Satur-
day morning moved eastward and
passed out tiie St. Lawrence valley
yesterday. It produced a decided rise
in temperature and light rains in the
central and eastern sections. A sec-
ondary disturbance in the lowerMis—
sissippi Valley is producing cloudy and
rainy weather in the southern secfions.
An area of high pressure central in
Montana is producing pleasant weath~
or with low temperatures in the north-
western sections. The lowest temper-
ature reported was 18 degrees below
zero‘ at Swift Current. just north of
Montana. Conditions favor for this
vicinity unsettled weather, followed by
fair-and colder.
Miss Ethel Lee. of Greenwich. spent
Sunday the guest of Miss Leita Cramp.
ton, of Belden avenue. ’
Miss Dora Barnum. of Danburv. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Beers, of Lowe street.
-——Steinway. Hume and Jewett Pianos
at Steinert’s, 6 So. Main St.. So. Nor~
walk.
John G. Pugsley, of Low street.
continues in a critical condition. and
his recovery is not expected.
The visiting Chapter of Trinity
.Guild will meet Tuesday afternoon
Witht Miss Couch. 41 Bayview avenue.
—There will be music at. the Skating
Riilk 'every evening. .
The regular monthly meeting’of the
Board of School Visitors will be held
in the Council Chamber,'louth Nor-
walk, tomorrow evening at 8 o‘clock.
There will be two basketball games
at the armory. tonight. Company F
plays the ’i‘rcmoni five and the Wcst.
Ends will play the Nutmeg Club.
-—"Suffercd day and night the for-
ment of itching piles. Nothing helped
me until i used Dean's Ointment. ll
cured me permanently.” Hon. John R.
Garrett, Mayor. Girard. Ala.
A special convocation of Washing-
ton (Ihapter. R. A. M., of Norwaik.
has been called for Wednesday even-
ing. when the third degree will be
conferred.
. Dr. F. D. Burnell is confined to his
home in. South Main street. with an
attack of blood poisoning, and his nep-
hew is looking after his practice for
a. time.
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria. ,
‘The Rev. John J. Clune. who.ia lo-
cated in Rockwell. lows, is improving
nicely from his recent severe Olncss.
iiis condition is so much better that
his brother, Dr. Thomas F. Chine
returned home to Norwalk.
Officer Morehouse, of Norwalk. came
to Greenwich Wednesday and board-
ed a sand boat in the harbor and took
therefrom a man named Chamberlain
wanted for nonvsupport.—Grccnwich
News.
Gives vigor. strength. vitality to
your nerves. stomach and every part
of your body. it‘s easy to take: swal-
low a llttlc lriollislcr's Rocky Mounatin'
Tell: it docs lhc business. Tea or
Tablets, 35c. l’liiistcd's Drug Store.
wilrand opcnlng of the new Skating
Rink. Podium-c building. North Main
St. 80. Norwalk. ’i‘uosdny. Nov. 2b.
Admission lhc; nkuics lilc cxlru. Iloiii'si
:1 to h'and ’i to H p. in.
IC. liuhbcll linichkiss rcturncd in
Norwalk Saturday from FIOI‘iiiB.
whcrc hc wont a fur Weeks ago with
his family. Mr. iloii-hkiss reports lhci
Florida Wi-athcr liu vcry pleasant and
balmy.
.lohn McMahon is lilo general con-
tractor and owner for a frame house
to be ercctcd in East Norwalk. it In
in be two stories high. 28am feet. and
will he providcd with modern plomb-'
ing and hot air beat. No subcontracts
have been let us yct.
- ('omc and hour Joseph McMahon
king his new song. "Tnkc Mo on tho
Roilcrs." III. the Skating Rink. Tues-
day night.
It is one of the moat wondcrfui
lollies for devoloplim ilic flgiirc, mak-
ing bright oyca. f‘f'lI‘ lips and may
cheeks. over offered to the American
girl. IIoliIstcr'a Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 35 ccnia. Pliiisled's
Drug Store.
Miss Itoiilc, Minion. who has lunch
iipcndlng nix war-ks wilh Mrs. i'iiur-
iolic it. Corbett. of ilciiiir aii'cci. Wcui
Io .Icriiey City. Siiiiii-dny. Muir ii abort
visit with rciuiivoa in that place, she
all! go to her homo in Cuba.
w-t'omc and hour .limoph McMahon
iaiini his new aillill. '“l'iikc Mn on lhc
ituilnra." M tho i-iksilnn Rink. 'i‘nnw
day night.
PILII OURED IN ll TO 14 DAYS.
I’AZO OIN‘l’MiiIN’l‘ Is guaranteed to
cnrc any case of Itching. lilind. illumi-
Iniz or l’miruding Plies In ll’ to 14
. has
ii“”ll'i avenue. New York.
Soap Oiier-
Fur this week we are offering _
. .n; highly scented and" excellent
quality soup at‘
256 A‘ aox.
To introduce this soap We will
give away with every box one
Rubber Flesh Brush, an article
,which every one should use to
ipresIl-ve the skin rind keep" it
clear and soft.’ I - ‘ ‘
minor
brought.
a North min in. Tel. 02H.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
WWW.
There were fifteen sales of real es-
tate in The Norwalks. last week, with
mortgages amounting tov$8,600. For
the second week in November, 1905.
there Were fourteen sales of property
58%, mortgages to the amount of 529.-
John Kasko was arrested Saturday
night on Railroad square. He was
much intoxicated and was trying to
pick a fight with another man. Con-
stable Goodwin apprehended him. This
r’ulisrning Kasko forfeited a. bond of
Martin Lawlor and James P. Mailer
of New York and Thomas Donovan. of'
Newark. N. J.. are in Minneapolis nt-
tending the national convention of the
American Federation of labor. as re-
presentative of the United Hatters, of
North Amer as.
The regular meeting of the Sea-
bury Club of Grace Church will be
held in the Guild room, tomorrow
night. at 8 o‘clock. After the reading
of a paper on foreign travels by Mr.
Whittaker. of Stamford, refreshments
will be served.
There is a good job waiting for men
and women with brains. They must
hustle all the time. Why notibccome
a huptler by taking Hoilister's Rocky
Mountain Tea? Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Pluisted's Drug Store.
Norwalk has music in its soul. and
therefore Bill bow, vice-president of
the NorwalkStamford Musical Union
fiddled himself into the legislature in
jig time. Bill is one of those fellows
with o. glued on smile. ' Alexander
Campbell, in the Stamford American.
Jim Ellis, an old time offender. was
arrested Saturday afternoon for drunk.
enness. He was trying to sleep off a
ing on the Washington street carriage
bridge when arrested by Chief Voll-
‘mer. This morning. Ellis was fined $5
and costs. .
An automobile party. which has
been on a trip to northern MasSRChll~
setts, arrived in Norwalk. yesterday,
on the return home to Newark. N. .l.
The nutomobilists reported a hard
time in Massachusetts snow . drifts.
They still had a snow shovel in their
car.
The contract for the erection of n iinc
residence at (irecns Farms for Fred-
erick Bedford. son of E. 'l‘. Redford,
the Standard Oil millionaire. has been
let to the George A. Vurney (39.. lfiii
The esti.
mated cost is to be about $25,000, Work
hiis been started. ‘
Tbc Norwsik City Council will hold
a nicoting this evening at the Cocoa”
i‘IlIllllIlt‘l‘ In Wall slrccl. [I Is cxpcctcd
that at this How. the matter of up-
pointing a committee to go to Wash.
lumen and appear before the board or
rovicw in connection with a tcii~fooi
channel from South Nor-walk to Nor-
walk will be discussed.
’I‘hc cuglnccring department of tlic
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad is going ahead with lhc plans
for the construction of the new douliic
track line between Danbury and Port
Chester and it is said that. the entire
roulc will be staked out. by the end of
tile prcscnt month. Just when con-
tracts will be lot. and the first earth
lifted in not yet known, but. men fami-
liar with railroad construction work
any that, largo works like this are
more frcqnenily commenced in
Full or Winter than in the Spring or
Siiiiiiiici'.ml)anbit‘i-y Evening News.
Comptroller Mitchell received Fri:
day. printed copies of his report. for
the ycsr ending September 80. iiidii.
The data in lhc volume are arranged
In a comprciicnaive Mllnllf‘l‘.- The ty-
pographical work differs from that of
prcvions rcporta. ’I‘hc print la clear
but there in morc oxidoncc of condenmu
lion than formcrly. The volume coir
iiiliia lttl page». The report of lhc
previous yciir look up illt panics. ilnc
of tbc iiuicworlhy fciiiurca of tho Irc~
port iii ihc iniicwaich enahlcs ii perv
sun to turn without. trouble to any
page of lilo Willifnii which hc ilmdri-a
io'pcrihc. 'I‘hlI licntlhcl has nlrcniiy
millccii the conical» of the rcpoi‘l.
basing its notice on the preliminary
alalcmcnln issued by the comptrollcr.
'l'Iioiw slutcamcnta wcrn iukcu entirely
from the report. In tho rcport ihcru
days or mono refunded. 60c.
NATIVE ROAUTINO CHICKEN!
is, of course. more detail given.
to Market,
AND FOWLO. HOME DRESSED
VIM... SMALL PIO PORK LOINI. FR EON NAME AND SHOULDEHO. PIOB'
FEET. SAUSAGE. ETO.
a
‘II’ some am «out.
PRICE LOW. OYOTIMATIGALLY OUT AND FREE DELIVERY.
SOUTH NORWALK.
' weekly Thursday, evening service of‘
’ been‘laid up for Several days by lil-
, tor of Grace Church, reported $105
'- this place and lately in the employ of
‘ Costello. Mr. and Mrs. [1. E. Rosse,
Cheshire Sunday evening avwcek ago.
lhc f
as cold.
' deadlines. -Wdiim
Saturday high. but we; stopped b
fora ongonrious damage was done.
rye ‘ cit, iii. Milkweed. the Nor-
l gt‘ih‘inoblie dealer, ls spending
a da‘yT-ht New York city on business.
The King's Daughters will 'be in:
charge of the L. B. A'. meeting at the
Norwalk Congregational Church Wed-
I
1 nesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. I
Miss E. Ionlse Smith. yesterday.,
slipped on theitopi stair'atnerhoino in
1 Ann street, and! fell to the hall billow.
causing a severe: bruise of her right
wrist. . . y, .
‘ QWIng to the annual roll call. the,
thei‘voung People'sfSooiety of the Nor.
walk Congregational Church, will be
omitted this week. «
~ Teller George S. Raymond, of the
Central National Bank, ,Norwalk. has
i
nes’a. He expects to be able to re-
sume his duties tomorrow.
Tile Rev. ‘J'iimeaBenton Werner. rec-
more for the new parish hall, yester-
day. it is aguréirumt the new ball
will coat about 33.000. in the neigh-
borhood of half this sum has been sub-
scribed.
Williiim A. Wheeler a native of
the British and American Manufactur-
ing company of Bridgeport. has resign-
ed his position with that firm to ac.-
ccpt a position with the Belmont Sta-
[1:116 3nd Supply Company, of Brooklyn.
The annual roll-call of the Norwalk
Congregational Church will be held
Thursday night at 7:45. The pastor,
Rev. George D. Egbert. is desirous that
every member who is able to attend
shall make a special effort to be pres-
ent. The choir will siiw an" the pas-
tor will make a briefaddrosa. iv 1
B. F. Winters. A, L. F0 1. L. Dann-
heiser. Timothy Sullivan. New York;
Robert Bassett. H. H. Edgerton. W. W.
Hyde, George Cormoll Ernest Gormoll.
Frank Schneider, William Thompson.
Danbury; M. R. McCausIand, E. Hill.
Dr. and Mrs. J_ M. Coburn. Miss Annie
South Norwalk: H. H. Keelcr. Ridge-
tleid; Charles 1.. Seaman. Brooklyn:
F. l). Healer. Newark, N, J.: V. G.
Maciernon, Glendale; J. A. Kearns.
Bronosn M. Warren. Bridgeport: Fred
Sounders, Norfolk. Va.; George 1..
Rockwell. John Brophy. Ridgetieid:
W. C. Whitcomb. Chicago, were guests
yesterday at the Hotel Cliiford.
, CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children.
Ilii Kind an liau Alva): Bought
Bears the a 2
Signature!
CONNECTICUT AUDUBON SOCIETY
/
O
Annual Meetin to be Held In South
Norwal , Next Month.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut. Audubon Society will be held in
South Norwalk the first week in llc~
reunion. the place and date to be an-
nounccd later. .
Many will remember with plt'uslll‘e
Mr. Chapman's lecture on L: > Flninin
gos. and will be glad to afford :his one,
when Herbert K. Job. of Kent, Conn”
will lecture on The lesser Known
Birds of Connecticut. illustrated by
photographs taken from life by him-
self.
Many know of Mr. Job's work
through his books and magazine nrti~
cies. his pictures being among the
finest photographs of wild birds in 0x-
istence.
The lecture is free to all and will
be an evening of rare enjoyment. to all
those interested in wild bird life.
HINTS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A valuable treatise on beauty hints
and complexion secrets comes free in-
sido every 25 cent package of IAIXII
koln 'i‘abiots. a tonic laxative contain
ing extract of dandclion and iriiscarin
for the skin. F. Ii, ilnxtcr, .-
sHE FIRED BARN.
Cheshire Woman Confesses to State
Police. "
Aflcr confessing to firing the barn oi
the Walter Woodrul'f Company oi
Mary S: Coggaweil of Cheshire. wm
bound over to the Superior Court in
tho I-lamden Town Court. Saturday.
She is at present out on 81,000 bondi-
irrigation by the man whoac barn stir
rc . .
Mrs. Coggaweii was arrested on Sat»
urdiiy by State Policeman iliiriey, win
came down from Waterbury to inves-
tigate the fire. .She immediately con
raised to suiting the blaze. and 4am
her reason a desire to got even with
hcr husband. who in cmpioycd by lbi
Woodruff Company. as a icaiuator. Sin
states that he has not come homo as
early lilii‘Iy us he should. and that all:
act. lhc burn on fire to not cvou will
him. The authorities think that iilu
may be mentally iiiihniuncml.
no on;
or PNEUMONIA ON
Moose.
Wc do not. know of a single Instanc-
wliuru a cough or cold resulted in
pocnuioiila or consumption when li‘o
ley‘a Honey and Ti" had been taken.
It curca coughs and colds pcrfccily, so
do not take chances with some on
known preparation which may contain
opiates. which cause constipation. a
condition that roiarriii recovery from
link for Foley‘s Honey and
'i‘iir and refuse any aliiiiltillliu rim-run.
Plalsted'a Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘ "
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN NAUOA-
TUO
NAIIGATUCK. Conn. Nov. ill.«~Ml
clinci Abioio was amnitml lulu lam
night. foliowin a shaming nn’ray. in
the house of h a cousin. imhnrd Ab-
biuio."l‘he latter. who caution Mir-
haei‘ii iii-rest. claims that the latter
shot at,him while IIF‘WAR trying to
3392? the powder from rial-nailing
e. ‘
Kennedy's laxative, complains
Honey and TM. moves the bowels
Contains no opiates. Conforms to
Pilli‘mlcy-
Piire Food and Drug new. sold in
't -‘ . .v'. , . , .
THANKSGIVING TIME ALWAYS CALLS FOR SOMETHING NEW FOR
THEIDININO “80% YOU WILL FIND HERE THE FINEST LINE OF
SIDEBOABPO _ UFFETE. CHINA CLOSETB, DINING TABLES AND
CHAIRS IVE ,, OWN IN THIS VI NITY.‘ ATTERNB THE NEW-
EST. QUALIT f NEWEST AND FRI ES THE' OWESTi”
HUB HANOW QNID NEATERBIARE CONSIDERED THE WORLD'S
BEST‘BY by”! "‘. NOT. , ‘ ' .
" -" , FUNERAL DIRECTOR'A D EMBALM'ER. t
In-IBNQflNM‘f $5] .' ' ' i South Norwalk. Conn.
it made possible by ‘ ,, .‘
using . ‘ . .
lillil "ilaiigas ,_
Theyhnenfyinodauin- .
matinchidingl
WWMM mam...“
. : nudiuoonnection with the an ammonium.
' New French Sectional Top ,
said Wannntcd by SMITH 5; ”1‘3qu i
‘ m an n . '
A. $.60LLINS O. COMPANY.
Battlers and Shippers
0f
liolllcrs and Ship- '
MQHAWK GINGER: pet‘s of
ALE
MOMAWK LITH IA
SPRING WATER
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsapnrllla
. Mohawk Birch llccr
Mohawk Nerve
Mohawk Spring Water to. Ill Washington 8.80th Nuiuiili.
Plain and Sparkling
Minister's \Vil‘c--~Wukc up! There
are burglars in the house. .lohn_
Miiilslcr—Wcll. what of it?
them find out their mistake
sclvos. Christian Register.
RETIRED HOTEL KEEPER DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 19.-Aibort iii
Bradley. u retired hotel kccpcr who
for many years kept a hotel in Mcridon
and with his father managed the Ton-
tiue in this city, died Saturday from
heart trouble. The burial will be in
Assonia. where a brother Edward. rc-
si es.
incision;
Let
them-
..._.____...... .~.. _--...WW._._ ......
UNDERWEAR !
LEDGERB. JOURNALS. As‘wo gct nearer and nearer
RECORDS. CASH. to our coining zero wcathcr you
DAY BOOKS. commence to think of heavier
iindcrwcnr. We have given it
considerable thought for you.
months ago. We selected the.
best kinds we know of. Look
them over and pick out what
you prefer. All good. every one
of lhcin.
Carter's and Stafford's Inks.
pints and half pinto.
Blotters, Pads, Pencils and Pens.
Broadway Latter Flies.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
quarts.
Q
MUSIC STORE. Ribbed Cotton. at. 50¢ per gar.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St. “li‘lii.
Agent for Crescent Laundry. Norfolk-Now Brunswick ht,
‘ 31.00 per gurincnl.
~ "mm“ “"“’"”‘ “'l‘lllhi'ti iicallh llnderwuur,
ut Siam and “.50 pcr gnrincut.
ltockwood. all wool. at $1.50
and $2.1m por garment.
in... Homo,
Without Music
And wh t better music can you linvc
than an Edison i’Iionograph? If you
-—__..
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening!
iiiiiiiiiis,
own one of these machines you have graifigh.
the beat, artists In the world at your MATTER.
disposal, poih instrumental and vocal. FURNIOHII.
The prices of machines are 'l‘en, 'l‘wcn- '5 Washington ......“-
ty. Thirty and Fifty Dollars. and you south, Nornlk.
may have one of them by paying olio
...-—
Dollar down and one dollar per week.
tiliii if you pay cash you cannot have
It ono ccnl less. Call at our store
anytime and hear your favorite song.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
'ruamrunl. are.
m Washington "not. .
Ioutli Norm-iii. coon.
sass ......
AMMUNITION
A. full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammerlesii guns from
nitsen urentyvilvo up.
Rifles and revolvers from twelifty
up.
A fresh lot.of ammunition in all
ileum and «use.
.... .. L .. Vow“... .... .... .
Announcement; i
osraorsrflrl
i will be in my Norwalk omen ovary' '
Monday. Vi'mluciiday. Thursday and
Saturday. ”mi-c iii loam. Pinon.
’l‘clcpiiomv t‘ti: :: i will lie in my New
York nllicn, cvcry ’l‘iicmiiiy 6'1. Friday,
from iii to h p. in. location. 2?: West
limo alrcot. ‘I’hoiie, 089 .l. Bryant.
on. JEROME D. wra'r.
Graduate of thufii’T. llill institute. of
Kirkavlllo. M... Liooiiooib
«moons of Health.
...-aw”. .
Harry E. Crane,
WAGNER - .
Villiumi Gillian. ,
’ iPriva'ts ‘aiiilxt’yuu With”. it.
, He can ow Iii land Con "yam
“mm” 3°“. of motif sevenfuuup. til. sari
our a class In .uuiti Nam it. ill yum
teacher. Special term to first five
studying. Clue limited. Regular pit.
pila’ recitals. Mandolin club to farm
at once. Adda. to
304 FAIIPIELD AVE» IRIDOIPOIT.
Norwalli Hardware Co. .
39 Main St
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
GONHD ‘
w ...... “..-“... ...«WW.....M.W.... a.
‘souriguoawamcs eaaaripav cocoa scone.
rimmed"
aeau'r Foamy msurou's PATTERNS.
~i .. .. i. r. .‘ i...«.v
The stronger the fact
the greater the force. Many a stronybuying-argument can you find
Facts are always more onion forceful.
here. every stock'tcems with them. . .
. Thoughtful, careful, prudent people find much to their liking in
this store. We try to protect you in your buying at every turn.
SPECIALS FOR THE near FEW DAYS.
Women’s $1.00 and $1.50 Wrappcrapbig’ assortment of‘light and
dark colors, all sizes; your choice .. . . . . . ..... . ... . . . . .ch . '
Women’s New Black Sateen Underskirts. ilvc (iifi’crcnt styles; "i
well worth $1.50; new only ......... ...............$roo i
Men's Heavy Wool Half-Hose, the 25C kind; special. . . . . . . . . . . .‘rsc
A lot of Corsets, prices rangc‘ from sec to $1.50; them are all
sizes in the lot, but not all sizes in cvcry style. If your size -
is here. you will get a big bargain. Only. . . . . . . . . .. . .39c
...
83-8'5 Washington so...
Ohauksq'wtng Status.
At this time when so many want nice finens. we offer unusual values to
induce many more to come here for them. in the line you will find beauti-
ful hcinstitchcd acts. table cloths hemmed ready for use. lea cloths, napkins,
(lollies, tray cloths and all linen damaskby the yard.
1v. E. RYAN a 00.
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk. Telephone 474.
z i
M. —.,_._- “...”. " m
M. 8. Smith i. ll). the Headquarters.
If in want of Hosiery. Underwear. Corsets, Gloves, Nofions, Ribbons, Out-
ing Flanneis. Comiortables, Kitchen Furnishings. Window Shades. Bash :‘
Rods. Curtain I’oics, etc. etc, be sure and call on them. i V I
92 Washington 313., So. N orvvalk.
Messiaen wooo
AGENTS! FOR ‘ ‘
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & son.
1!! warns arm
ooAL
it is the best mined and does not
. cost you any more.
Ilia Harris It bans (o. ‘
68 WATER S'l‘., SOUTH NORWALK.
v.11 Phone 890, r .w‘ Mi
m ghis .
. ...EJ. 4....
, WeiSIiaih iliixeii ii
We have a full line of Wellbach goods to show mu.
0
The Reed is .Voik Electrical Companu.
$6 wallington Street.
1. in.
SUCCESS
Iii the accomplishment? of m'purposc. ‘
MERRIIIZWEEILLEG“
. ’ a a definite purpose fulfilled.
Day and Night Sessions.
no sxrsas AT MERRILL. am. BOOKS scan. 4‘. "
‘ , so‘uai Norwaiii. Stamford, Port Chester. ‘
~, M. A. Mari-i ‘
’ rah-.3 J lop Phbfl. tam“
i
m “or. a.
. . Dealer and Maker of ‘
ladies’ Ghats. Suits. has and fins Milllnoiy. ‘
Garments lines to Order and aainodeled. "
68 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
l
ltoro open events as until 9 p. In.
Norwalk Chronicler