fl
’Saturdéy' Candy,
nits. sous. . eon or rule DE
meiotic icon: ages;
the glid‘dao. ,sliliatmaoy.
PLATNER é mam. more.
205 WASHINGTON 3T.
Tel. Gall-mt
‘lfl‘
swerod:
strange country to it Hungarian who
kept a store in Railroad avenue. and
in a little while they were iabhering
away like two ducks in a. thunder
storm. and doubtless by this time the
,Hungarlan- has found a hospitable abet.
itei' among some of his fellow country-
;inoii. and perhaps secured a good lob.
Rov‘vavTou. '
'l‘lic. ltowayton Gun Club will hold a
shoot Thanksgiving morning on their
grounds near the lower dock.
~..........
Members of Rownyton Hose Com-
‘ ' . puny, with the assistance of Theopbilo
lumber of tirdont fishermen were
“Nausea In coaxing the wary,
i. his way iii the Radel slip.
A meeting of the Juiiior Band of the
East Avenue Methodist Church was
held yesterday evening at the church.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Loyal Workers' Society will be held
tomorrow evening at the Advent Chris-
tian Church.
p...
Mrs. Sioblilns Adams, who has Ilt‘t‘li
kept in doors for smite time with a
severe cold, aggravated by throat trou-
ble. is rapidly, improving.
The subject of tho nicelhig of the
Epwortb League at the East Avcnuc
Methodist Church tomorrow cVi-ning
will be "’l‘ompcrunce—Tbo Use of
Strong Drink."
Tomorrow morning the subject of
the sermon at thc East Norwnlk Ad~
vciit Church will he "The lloininnnt
issue." in the evening tho subject
will be the "Triplicate Statement of
Chris! as to Dcstiiiy."
David Robinson. the piano luucr.
who went to California a short tinn-
ago for the benefit. of his health. inun-
aged to get as far as San Diego. in
the county of that name, on the south-
ern coast of California, when he Was
taken down very ill. and it is very
likely that be will retrace his steps
us soon as possible.
The Sunday school liourd iucctlng
will ht: held at. the home of lt‘rniilt Soy.
moor. of Rowan sirect. Monday cvcn-
ing at. it o‘clock. The lessons for tho
mouth of ik‘t't'llilicr will no cxpluinmi,
as follows: .l. t‘_ Hawkins. lessons for
Dcccmbcr 2. Jesus Boioro l'iiato; itcv.
1-}. (,liinniiiglinin. lcssnn for Ut‘i't'llllit‘l' ti,
Jesus: on the Crews; .l. (1. Hawkins. los.
son for December ill. Jesus Rlscs front
the Dead; Rev. E. Cunningham. It's-
son for December 2:). Jesus Asccnds
into Heaven.
De La Plaine. the itinerant preach-
er. who has been following this life
for the past fifteen years. but was at-
tacked by his old complaint. chronic.
diarrhoea. while endcrvorlng it) do mis—
slounry work in East Norwiilk. and
has been in tho Norwnlk Hospital for
the past fortnight. is vory trunk. and
it is a question whether he will In:
able to get on his foot again. llo dis-
carded animal food 'hcu Ilo first ho
canto converted, out his fruit and
vegetable diet has not been conducive
of putting much muscle or strength
in his system. Like his prt‘tloccsuor.
Mr, Clark, be broke down. and us tbi-
collections iit llit‘ scrvlros wcrc host
to nothing. his siiicws of pcnco us
\vcll as war were not coming fast
rutillllli to git'c tliciu food and shelter.
and only for the charity of our. individ-
ual. who put his llllllll in his pockci
wbcncvcv it was roquircil. and was sup
plying tho coal from tho uclgbboiinu
cool yard. it in u lllll'HiillIl wbcthcr the
cowboy oviuigoilst \rould in- living to
day. Efforts ill‘t' helm: untilc to notify
friends in other plnccs of his end pro~
tilt-unicnt.
The second night of llnv Fitch School
fnlr. lust cvcnlng. was it grout hilt‘tft‘liil.
and all who uttcndcd ii ouioyed the
occasion to the full, 'l‘ln- cvcnt was.
us might have been cxiwctcil from the
opening night. a 'iircnt uttcccus and the
attendance was rcmnrknhly large. The
some teachers Its had churgc of thr-
dlfl'erunt booths on 'l‘buriuluy night.
were in their places taut owning. and
the remainder of tho bountiful sup-
plies of colic, candy. funny smut». etc.
which had been provided. soon disap-
peared. The program roudcrod last
evening was enthusiastically applaud-
ed. The pupils of the Grammar School
gave In. short play entitled "The Piml
Floor of Hamlin." which prtivoii to be
it great lilit‘l‘l'lill. 'l‘bc l'rlnuiry i-lrbuol
gate urcurl drill which “llli I'Xl'l'lll‘lllt
ly cmwtltvd and which \l‘itu utiliitirinh
tlcully iippluutlud In"Illih‘ltllllll‘ili'l‘.‘ A
modest fricud of tho ltl'ltlilli rendered
it llllftllll'l‘ of violin m-lcctliuir. which
tm‘l'llcd grout prtiluc 'l‘tu- ultelr who
one of tho pit-unalitcsl in the history
of the itrhmilu in Hunt Norwnik, and
.thc lilit’t‘ltiiit which crowned it wen u
n neuron of much itratlliruttou to all,
u.
Whibv James the lions was within
for tho train which nevi-r clinic. for
his other and wetter half. or at least
until sixty mlnuton after it. was due.
he was accosted by a tall. glauuy-oyuii.
hollow-chucked. cntluvarotnt individual.
attired in n bigrlinincti slouch hill and
a night-gown ovorconl. who in about.
chm lotion. lurid: "i‘m llitmniry." The
old man said all in- bed was certain
and he was wulcoino to tllitt. and uh
lei-ed ii to him. not he shook hill on»
definite-Mike head. and in more ills-
mei tones. Mlllli "You know lino
guy?" A decided negative wan-{iron
to this. trim. straightening Illicit
unlike a results. he tried it, llllll
vi 1 "You Ibupretcltonse ileum.”
A of intelligence met through
the obtuse old fellow”: nature and
m
“it hit vii Purl! tumor or
: Euphrnt. are preparing an entertain-
ment to be given in the near future at
. their butt.
The Shakespeare class will meet
' Monday evening. November 26. as it
is less likely to interfere with the
Thanksgiving festivities. The play to
be read is Midsummer‘s Night Dream.
Mrs. C. ll. Godfrey will be in charge
of the evening. ‘
Rowuyton Baptist Church. Rev.
Frank C. Brown, pastor—~Servlccs.
10:30 u. m. and 7:30 p. in: topic of
morning sermon. Angels Unawares;
evening sermon. An Unturncd Cake.
Bible school, 11:45; Junior Endeavor.
3:80; Senior Endeavor. 0:15. The
South Norwulk quartet. will sing at
thc ovcning survive. ’l‘iicstlny cvoning.
it o'clock, cottage praycr meeting at
tbc home of John ll. Shcrcr. Thurs--
duy evening at 7:30. union Thanksgiv-
ing scrvicc; scrtnon by Roy. 1'}. W.
liyshc.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Theron Burdlclt lcuvcs soon for
Now York. where she will visit her
aunt, Mis. S. ill. Conistock.
'l‘bc lthtglc Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold a iuccling soon to ur-
rangi- for a. dance at their truck
hoiisc or clscwbero. ‘
Thc forincr home of Mrs. Merlin .l.
Wulcrhury on tho 'l‘iirnplkc is now oc-
cupied by Mr. and Mrs. l‘inncy. of
Glcnhrook.
Mrs. Obcrlniidcr. who is with her
sister at 471 Lenox avenue, New York,
writes to llat'lcn fricnds of her grcnt~
ly improved health.
'l‘ho lindics' Aid Socicty of the (‘on-
grcgntlonnl Church. liiirlcu. arc prov
paring for tliclr holiday salc and slip-
pcr to llt‘ given lit the Town Hall.
Mrs. S. McDonald has been the
gut-st of Mrs. (‘.. l“. l’nlmov. during
Mi: l'nliucr‘s ahscncc in California.
Mr. l'iilllltll' is now on his way homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Wilson and
children. Clark and Esther. of West-
port, will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Wilson's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stillman.
Mrs Richard Frost. has placed a
memorial stone in her recently pur-
chased plot in Spring Grove cemetery.
where her two children, removed from
il'i‘t'lthxltl. are now buried.
Miss llutlio llurrow finds life :it tho
Nornnil School. New liavcu. rot-y do—
llgbti‘ul and has written to her ntiiit.
ported tcrrors Illltl difilonlti-xs of thc
place are quite liivislblc to bur.
.lncoh Miller. who recently sold his
“llulf Way llousc.‘ at the bend of tho
(iovc ltodn. to Norwaik parties. will
occupy his place on tho Slilppnii routl.
shortly. in the incuntinw, t‘outrncim
.Itlllll Ill'illl'y In looking for it suitable
plncc of I‘tinitloliiu‘.
iicni't ill. Volciiiilic. who till'ti iii
linrlcu. \i’miuouduy night. was it Wi’ii‘
ltnoun ciilzcii of that town. llc was
sixty-six yours old. and for many yours
bud tnlicii un nctlvo interest in the ill“
full-s of his town. The funornl was
hcltl Iotiuy iii “.3 p. lit, front his lillt‘
resident-i;
The plans of Architects lliili nud
ltogcrs, li East 24th street. New
York. uro boinlt figured for residence
for Werner l‘rnukoniwrg. it. will he
of sttinc, two and one-half stories
high, till it il‘.l fact. with tile roof.
iniiutuls and fireplaces. electric light-
lug. lcndml. pinic and stained glass.
and till itntu‘ovctnculs.
m
Mary it‘runrlu .loncu. n resident of
lluricu. and mother of Mrs. William
it‘ullon. who llilll boon living ill. White
(hilt l-lliiidc. bus boon adjudged insane.
ller husband illt‘fl in liarlen last
spring. and since thou her mind has
bccomc unbalanced. Rho will have to
be restrained as sin: ht in dangerous
condition.
Ahi‘l linurc,’ who roccntlv bought
the Vitli-utlnc plnoc. Munitllold nvonuo.
lnirlcu. which won prcriotmly the
school and Iiilltlv of Mrs. Mclvlllu Id.
Mood. is tit-iii worth to touch the old
ltotisqu ltu uctvly built foundation
urur rlrdguwlrk uvcuuc. later Mr.
linuru Will build on the present ultu
of the human The houuc in occupied
by Mrs. Manson Mlllnpnugh and Mrs.
Roddy. who will rciuulu whilc the
building takes its Journey,
'l'ho i’lnrlcn Center school had an un-
imtainmcnt. Illlil night, in the Town
linll. for tho bum-tit of the piano fund.
There was it large ativntltiuco. and thc
followtng program was citetdiciltly rcii
derail:
Piano Solo,
Miss Theresa iioyt.
“election.
imperial Mandolin Club. of Stamford.
The Baby Show.
Prihury Pupils. ‘
Vocal Bole. ‘ '
, William Perry.
Pinno Duet.
Mabel Allen and Louise Abefldi'olh.
Vocal hole.
“Mix for show." but taking
his arm. escorted the wanderer in it
Mrs. W, A. Initigdoit. that all tlu- ro-l
elll ‘ "XL
._ Maine Abendretlt.
Maud Muller Drill.
Pulls of the Grammar School.
Voca Solo.
William Perry.
C, 8. Abbey.
. Mabel Allen.
Selection, . ‘
liuperinl Mandolin Club. at Stamford.
Thetcuchers and officers of School
Societies of the Buried Center School
are: «a
. l’rlnulpnh-A. Monroe Stowe, A. M.
Fifth and Sixth Grades—Miss Mar—
jorlo Henry.
’l‘iilrd and Fourth Grades—Miss lr-
inn Smith.
Kindergarten. First and Second
tirades~Mlss Edna Baker.
School Librarlans—Wllllmninn Chiti-
nicrs and Margaret Reid.
Curator of School Museum—Paul
Danton.
Officers of Athletic Association»
President. Albert Benton; secretary
.and treasurer. Louis Jefferson.
Committee on Programs for Parents'
Meetings—Mrs, Noxon, Mrs. Norman.
Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Alfred Morehouso.
.lr.. Mrs. Gillette. Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Cantrell. Miss Henry.
The next Pnrents' Meeting will be
bcld Wednesday afternoon. December
12, 1906. The speaker and "place will
he announced later. Plans are being
made to hold the meeting in the Kin-
dergarten Room of the Barton Center
School. ,
NEW CANAAN.
Sicpbcii ll. (“burcln Seymour, bus
boon awardcd tbc contract for airlo-
stun wcll. Wnlfcl & (ii'ooiiwuld, pliiutlr
ing. boating, tlnuiiig and gun piping in
coniitmtiou with residence. stable and
farmhouse to be erected at Edenwooil
or F. ii. Atirinucc, cure of Architect
Ernest iii. A. Mnclindo. Boston. Mass.
Harold A. Parsons. Stamford. ls lllt‘
general contractor, The Fairbanks-Wil-
lluius t‘o., Stamford. having the con—
tract for the electrical work and F. I).
llart, plumbing.
Reading,
Piano dole,
'l‘ht‘. iicity lliicving wbii-b bus lutcli
going on in this town for n. nunibt-r of
wccks past. has greatly uroiiscti the
police force. Efforts buvo boon mud":
to discover the culprits. Although
sort-val persons are iindor suspicion.
it has bccn nbsolutcly impossible tlins
ifur to secure suillcicnt cvldcutw to
warrant an arrest. Many places have
been colored. and illitli)‘ iuorc rosi-
tiouccs have been pllfcroil than have
been made public, In some instances
tho utmost sot'rt‘oy has liccu lit‘lll with
I‘l‘ilat'tl to burglaries. It is mild that
tho bountiful home of a suntmor rosi-
tlcut. of Smith :ivciiiic wns onlcroti
Monday night. illlti consiilvrulilo wi-nr
int: :ippurol and tliinkois purloincd.
’I‘bo i-[llflt'lllit' of thieving erupts to [to
Iii-coining gvucrui. as at lilo (llllh‘t‘l on-
i_\' our or luo pcmous \\'t‘l'l‘ sot-ii.
while :it tho lil‘i‘fttlli illll!‘ us many as
flrc or six Ilil\‘t' ill'i'll tiiititliv t-‘(H‘ll Illll"
ri. .{ly it‘:l\‘ill'.‘.' prospw-tlvc prciuiws.
Tilt‘l‘t‘ or.» low pcoiilo in New t‘uuuuu
tubo rctirc nowniluvs without first so-
(‘lll‘t‘I)‘ luirricniilng ull lllt'llllfi of ur-
ccss. and tho situation has taken bit it
‘scrlous usncct.
WEST NORWALK.
|
; llcv. lt‘rconinn. of tlic Dnricn Moth-
iiisi (‘buicb. will hold service in tho
l'ulon Cliupcl Sunday at 3 p. in.
llurry lr‘lllow. tbc carpenter. has no-
t-t-pltul :1 position with Suniucl Moro-
IltllISt‘. ibc coiitinctor and buildcr.
('bnrlcs .lobnsou. who has bot-ii visit-
ing his father, ltnyinond Johnson. in
ltridgcport. has rciiirucd homo.
I .W..-.___
l Mr. unti Mrs. .loliii llcchtcl, who
bnvc bccu making it tour of l’mnsylva-
nit. visiting tbclr I‘i-lntivcs and fricnds.
hurt» roturncd boiiic. 'l‘bcy found
.uicui chnngi‘s sliit't- lilt‘)‘ wore them
‘lusi, it'll yours ago, Illll llicir visit was
it most enjoyable tillt‘ to it”,
'l‘bc rcsiilt-iit'c for Mr_ Sonic. of New
.llll’lt. ni ’l'nliuuilgi- Hill. is prom-casing
tillf't‘i)’. 'l‘lic roof is on, and tho witt-
idow t‘rutuos uro sci. When t‘UlllpIi‘l-
:od it will be oiic of tho tincst rosi-
dcucos in Now tinnunu, Samuel Moro-
lll‘iIN‘, lllt‘ gcut-rnl contractor. ls rusli‘
in): it along with nine curpmttors and
will soon lic ready for the pitlntcrs.
WESTPORT.
Miss l.. Smith has lit'cii engaged as
liousckcupcr for ll. Wukcinun.
Miss lt‘lnronro Ninth ls homo from :1
visit with friends in Weston.
(,loorgc ital-d untl wife llllllt! born cu-
turtulnlng rclutivun from New Cnnnun.
Miss Nina licwls. of South Norwallt.
has been visiting friends in this vicin-
lty.
Judge I). ll. Bradley and wlfo arc to
sound lilo holiday in Now llnveu with
rolnt lvcs.
Mrs. It. K. lt‘ilrhml‘ Wt-nloli. luut
Iimtil visiting l't‘llilll’l'tt lll tbc t-‘nriuit
tlli.lrit'l.
tioorgr Hitcrtvtmd lllll'l wit-t urc lint-it
from it visit with tho ilili‘l'llln ul‘ ill" in
tor. in Houthhort.
Mimi Limo Mums ht Ill" gut-hi of
Mth ltlthllvo Whllc. iii Ilt't‘ houw lit
the Plains suction.
'I'o iill knowing sufferers of rheuuur
item. whether uuiiiculnr‘ or of the
iolutu. uclntlcn lunibnxou, llnuknclu-.
pains in the ltldncyu or nourulaiu
pains. to write to bur for n iioiuo
trcttlineut. whiclthns ropcntmily t'til‘oil
all of them-.- tortures. She feels it her
duty to send it to nil sufferers FREE.
You cure yourself itt bonu- us thous
ands will tentlfywno chime or all.
mute being iieeesonry. 'l‘h a simple
discovery bani hes uric acid from the
blood. immune he stillnuml Joints. bur»
tiles the blood. and brightens the eyes.
string eta titty and tone to the whole
demo. t the above interests you.
for proof address Mrs. M. automate.
‘Bux h. Metre Dam, ind,
i
y y ' ..
flu but clam Bin-loot an! the item no. it:
Every Bottle.
"AlCold or a Cough no ”it ulways pro-
duces COnBIlpfliIOH“lIlO viii or all runs to the
eyes. nose and throat inelastic! passing out
at the system thyongh‘dhe limfiand kidneys.
For the want of moisture the bowels become
dry and hard." Nearly all other cough cum
are eomtlpnting. especially those containing
Opiates. Kennedy 'u Laxative Honey and
for moves the Monumental!“ no Opiates.
ltEthElll’S
LAX mitt
HONEYttnTAB
'- Reileves Colds by’Worklng them out
of the system through a copious action of
the bowels.
w Relieves Coughs by cleansing and
strengthening the. mucous membranes of
the throatmhest. lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Group. Whooping Cough. La Grippe,
influenza, Bronchitis, and oh Coughs,
Colds. Lung and Bronchial inflections no
remedy is equal to Kennedy’s Laxative
tinneyand Tar. . Children like it.
I .it up in 26c. 60c and SILDO bottle! nttho I III
a. “cry or E. C. Dewittl (Jo-tonicano. U.h.A
SOLD BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
Mrsf iloinobotly icngtitziiig' cookb-
Vcry \voll. thou; you may come to-
ftmi'i'nw zit toll? '
(Toolc-iii'd sooner t'tllllt‘ :it ciglit.
li‘lllll. 'l‘hiu if iii don't loiltc tli‘ plolrc
(it can love in toluic for tho iiiittiii:t_t'.~-
l’ut-k.
DOES‘ EVENING READING TIRE
YOUR EYES?
it will not with tho ill'ullt‘l‘ light.
A Portable
Gas Lamp
will giro that l‘itiil'. strong, sloutly
light so tit'siruhii- i'tu“ i'cading or sun'-
Mtl til"
\‘l'c have it. special line that we are
but.
soiling mndc up coniplctt- at
$i.50. $1.75 AND $2.00.
~—
lJum. liaiiuniti
Lighting Company
sunrise to Saturday
ii “iii.
Silt-or I"l'll.\i It‘ish. ‘Jz'ii'
It‘lul Fish. :3 ills ................. ”Jitt‘
brush llc-rriug. 5 lbs ............. 3hr
Murhct (‘tui ‘r ................ lc. lb.
Whilo Pt‘l'l‘ll ................. lic iii.
Spanish Mnclici'cl ............ lilo lb.
Wiiilv IIilillilll .............. I‘lt‘. III.
llnltcr lt‘ish ................ l'Jc lb.
l’lclicrcl and I’lkc ............ tic lb.
Slcitk (Tod ................. 120 It).
Extra Iu'll‘go liry Escallops 4th: at.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLI'O FIIH AND OYSTER
MARKI‘I’,
Old Salvation Army Building.
East and of Washington Street Bridge
ShurEdge
to curve your turkey for
THANKSGIVING.
’l‘br obur Educ t‘nrrlng Erin range in
prices from 02.00 to 06.00, and ovury»
one ought to have one. Silver mount:
l ,
ml llilll wry lltllldflillllltt‘lll dunign.
Full and non them at
iii/lineman."
‘tn WASRINWI‘ON smite.
Phone m» m
Charles E". Dov,“
absolutely NEEDs echeuclz‘l .
Mandrake Pills. For kill“.
tnry worker. of every class. without
III equal. aural y cum Constipation.
Indigestion. Sick Headache. and hill-
ouueu, to all of which complaints
the "(tertiary are pcculiarlv subject.
SCHENCK's
Milllliiiil'r PiiiS
than the liver.“
and insure health, renewed in-
crgy and good spirits. Continuou-
file not oeccmry, A.
Purrly Vegrtable.
Absolutely Harmless.
Far ante everywhere. 23 cent: a box.
or by mail.
Dr. J. H. Schenck's 6: Son
' l'hlindeipbll. Pa.
Laundryinun-"l regret to tell you,
sir. that. one of your shirts is lost."
Customer——"But bore l have just
paid you it! cools for doing it. up.”
Laundrynian—r‘fluito right. sir, we
laiintlcroil it. licforc. we lost it."——~llur—
por‘s Weekly.
mar. Lari-anach—
compound ""mlm"
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Superior «router tamoxifen sold athl b prices.
t‘iiro uni-antral. Succellfnll ' llll't by over
000. M) We on. l'rlceJ. ionic drug-
giusor iy niall. oatlnwn‘lulnnnd imiklcttrce.
.‘tr. LnFrunco. Philadelphia, In.
. Specials.
‘ m—«c—o ‘k’l"! “
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ........ $1.00
5 lb. pkngatmcal, a piece of dec-
orated china in each pkg. 25c
2 the, Pure Leaf Lard 25c
3 pkgs. Mlncemeat, Nonesuch 250
Fancy Mixed Cakes, per lb. ...... 10c
3 lbs. Soda Crackers . ........... 25::
Atsun
i
Phone 223-73.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Narwalk.
Wall
aper
lélt'.‘
l"'
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We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
' we ever bad. ’.
0..
E. E. Gorliim,
EDECOIIATOR.
IILIPHONl—Ifl. ’l“
1. IIIIT IT. I. NORWALK.
1 .01 V10 W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
and tmbalmu'.
19 North Main 8!. south Norwalk.
1 Residence, o Wllhlnaten strut.
Telephone at houu, 134-2.
4......“ .H u... » w...m........ ......
«hm " 55.53”..." ’ 3m
FRANK c.
VAN scov
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
nor warns.
nun
GAS FITTING.
mum at...“
‘Tin. Sheet than. Copper
1nd Zinc.
'50 South Main Street.
Vitiutltllmvallt, Conn.
- hilarious. an old negrcuiviontnn of
, km coo.
a sin ail". itito illicit-H
him. atriklndly‘lllre thotht‘utwAuni‘
Alabama. Whenever a subject: was un-
der discussion in the. family Cliariolto
would be sure to stato‘ her own suporv
tor method of proceeding in such with
tors. and no doubt over assailed bar
that possibly she might not ln- right.
tin one occasion hcr mistress was tullt<
ing about sending scion. of tlic cbli-
drcn to school, and tilinrloiic. nu llhi‘
uni, put in licr our: “Law. iiilssis.“
said she, "what luck you pay money
for to scn' tic chlio to school? i got
onc sinnrt boy. nunic Jonas, but I
l‘urns lilui mustn't." "lint Aunt t‘iuir-
lotlc,” sold the ltiily.""linw can you
touch your child when you don't know
pno lcttcr t'i'oni unot'hor‘!" “ilow I
touch him? i jis inch lilin tclt tlr-hmlt
im’ sotfiomt on do fio’, nu' rich I nnyz.
“Jonas. you icy yo’ eyo funi ital hook.
much ions ioggo bin‘i, nu' 1 thin you
nllvc!’ '
HER VOlCE. v
lie—«A woumn, I notice. ulwnys low~
cru her voice to ask it favor, ,
Sho-«h’cs, illlll raises bcr voice if she
docsii't gct it.~-»lllustiutcd llits.
Free Frankfurteis and
Sauerkraut
I AT
Central HotelCafc
TONIGHT
JQSEPH Disssn,
Corner Chestnut and Monroe Streets.
X Jacki-oi an Titiéé
in not what the people want when they
require good workmanlhlp. My work
to done right and when I say A lab
in done, it: done. .
ARTHUR E. IENEDICT.
Plumbing, Timing and Imam Flttlnl.
I Monroe Street. lo. Nerwllk.
”by: STRAIN Alva
REFLEX mounts
surrciulcr to tiiusscs built upon II. it.
lioyt's Mtltlt‘l'll Ilirthods of Eye 'i'L'st»
ing.
Homer B. Hoyt,
Telephone 363—42.
Refracting Optician.
Rooms 7 and 8. United Bank Building.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Special appointments at convenience
of patron.
Oillco Hours. 8~«-ll:45,
Saturday evenings. 7-—9.
12:45—6:
Men’s and Boy’s
OVERCOATS
Latest Style
WILFRED BODWELL, Ant. Cnblm
ntnscrou. .
E. H. Mathewson Henry hymen
John H. Knapp Ismael Grommet.
Josiah R. Marvin tl. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John N. Lilllt
Wallace
Painters' Supplies.
Crockett).
Glassware.
lionselurnisiiinil
Goods.
Cloth Window nodes. with fringe. 230
White Uni-tutu Poles. with littoral, 100
, ~Phturofraitid:and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and .
Decorating.
. L. ll. EEGKER,
I7 Washington mu. '
”out Nnimilt.
. rent ’85:»
~ ' «nits r
, Ma
The iiapliacurtl use oi a l‘CillClly
ivfil ow ti ti.-.mrcr its; chicory. 'l‘ijv
lieu-b.313- l‘-’ll~ mozunig and night.
.. ,
at .
wing,
imti nut- iiic on; l‘ltt‘t’lilt‘ill t1: your
italih.
haggling BEEEHAW!S
rats
Enid Et'crywlici'c. Ill boxes! lilo. and 350.
“it wondor now," mused the dog.
”wbnt fool thing it is that my innsti-r
Wants me to do with that been be it!
holding out before inc. Mnybot‘ in.»
wants me to jump through it. I'll do ii
and sec. " * * That was it. all
right. How Illlit' it. takes to make a
man hubby!"lwtiliicugn ’l‘ril‘luno.
nu»-
ti"'°"ii'illt
a
. .. mm...
nv 'li‘i'lwiiltts
THE DIAMOND ”RAND.
I dlul A51: our it 't f- '
(lat-c u-ter‘ny Pill-rufiimlhjd' ‘
Ind told inctalllr. born. sealed
)« with Blushilitmn. ’l'nltenuuthcr.
i‘ u cf vonr lint trial nnl 1d: for
' N l-l‘flEN-Tli CH ENl-Llhll. tho
"IAIN", BRAND PILLN. for H5
‘ev’ll‘i' regnvticd I: liver, biifeat. Always
iambic. .‘ml-l by Dru ,uiuls me.- where.
- cheater Chumlcnlcoul' tourmaline...
ilailii the mill. l.
., for freight Only‘
GI and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street), every tiny. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nth-walk up to 4 p. in. and South,
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT ca.
Annln' J. Imlth C. C. Hesomln
Luna. nautical Lune.
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room. I special feature. In
and Electric Light. throughout. m.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely Itocked Cafe in connection
A full line of Acker. Merrill I Con.
dlt Co" celebrated Wines, Liquor. and
Cigar: always on hand. ,
’1‘. it. SULLIVAN. Premium.
Telephone Cali. 395-4.
It
evenv LADY'OVIDREllSiNG crim-
-
.“k—n. .. -o‘
$5 to $15
9 \ ..
6 should be equipped will a mum
. , snow wh‘ste. nncpic- 0 "Standard” POP
celeb) Enameled l..'i.'iittiry.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ FURNISHER. Have you ever (stopped to "and“
11 no, MAIN 51; so, NORWALK. how dcltglituiiy convenient It wool.
HEAD TO FOOT FURNlSHERS. he to have hot and cold running we!"
in your dressing ' chamber. Ileey t
~- ing apartment of first floor built)
room? up presence would afford [oi
the biggest degree of comfort.
We Wilt gladly quote you pricel. 0t“!
plumbers are strictly competent ltd
'ou'rfl NORWALK. con", chanlcn. honest and reliable.
TRANIAOTI A GENERAIJ IANKINs H R N h .
, oraca - as .
—-—- t‘ t i. comm MAIN AND wu‘r If
i cumu- fi’no. - W ,. ,, , ._W- - .h :
$100,000.00 1847 . “H ’
._..... my PLUMBING AND I'rllw
IUIPLUI AND PIOFITI- .. HEATING. ..
$170,500.00 nor WATER HEATING.’
...._ W1 HOT AIR HEATING. J
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PM STOVES AND RANGES. ii
JXHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pm. ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.“
F EDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier. an. and Steam Fitting. . .“
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. I”. l
Have you mm our stock of ‘
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
0MPANY.
NORWALK.
"TCREET.
Willi Not Ban You
Own Home ‘?
Remit urn ndt'uut'iug all the time.
find dusirtlhio apartments are iii-coin-
lug etenrcnr awry day. We have ll
number of very desirable homes for.
sale, ii:tl can make the totals and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
mconromen.
5 Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwlllt.
m Milli." Limiter
#0106153.
ALI: iNIUNANcI.REAL nun.
neurone“. nor/tnv no.
IATI loses. Parson .
GIGURED. .
I learn mm oral".
Tehmlhm.
mum
lswgfigw“
iv
mo or room to m
Ahead
Norwalk Chronicler