A
. Liqueur-I
SATURDAY CANDY.
It is by for the best candy ever sold
at 290 I point
erything 8900
, why its pure. wit III
Glove1,
~ ,yvhile chasing steeples or
m; .
APOLLO AND FENWAY CHOCO-
,8. Mains 19,1111. soleqtlons, today
no received “401: line assessab-
,hoxog. 111 000,401: ”0126011.
01/ 1'. 1! All
lit“ Bridge Pharmacy.
PLATNIR ll BRADLEY. Proprietor-I
205 thln ton at.
Tel oIll 41-2.
Th6 colored men who hays been
working on the large oyster shell pile
at the Radel Oyster Company‘s plant
hav neorlyiinlshed their work.
I). T. Morphy, of Séaview avenue,
has joined the ranks of the automobil-
lsts. He arrived in town late last
night in his large Rambler touring
car
11611.net Mrs. Conkllu, William Price,
at New Jersey Mrs. H. I. Seymour Mr.
Mid Mrs T.G GGlover and Miss Edith
Miss Edith Glover, M11. and
Mrs. A1thurL.Seymou1, of Danbmy
and Miss [1111 Belle Seymom 1116.1 enjoy-
ihg an outing on Belts Island
1.1The selectmen are continuing the
filling in of the east end of the bridge.
A. new opening was made this morning
and 11. 1911 go quantity of filling has been
pieced there. B1ldgetender Cole puts
in new planking wherever the old
planking has been removed for this.
ifsThe Consolidated Railway Company
have several men at wo1k today at the
0518’; end of the Washington street b1 id
go Changing the location of poles and
.Mmals.Tl1e light on the pole in front
9; Robeits garage can not been seen
the motorman on the our leaving
t e dtaw bridge his light will be pluc
1 on the pole which is to be put up in
That of Layden‘s saloon.
, " wssrpon'r.
.'1, A party of young petiole from Spring
field, Mass” are the guests of Rev.
Dr.B11r1 and Saxon residence.
. ,. Sylvester Hanson sprained his ankle
something
more attractive at Steeplechase island.
/ John Doolan, who resigned his posi-
tion as lampman at. the Greenswich to-
wer, is now working at ‘Wakeman’s
mattress factory.
LThe gasoline cruiser Mollie, owned
by Harry Rider. oi East Norwulk.
is being overhauled at the Oscar An.
derson's boat shoe preparatory to be-
ing sent out on a long cruise.
,_. Fit Mead and William Kirk recently
' bought a young horse of good laced
tag which they prmntse will slow into
something that will tl11ow dust in the
eyes of anyone in this vicinity.
t .
11. A party of Westport horsemen ut-
traded the Danbury races this work
attracted by the Westpmt horses on-
tered tor the 1.1ces King Axworthy
and Sally Summers, 2nd, owned by E.
T. lledlord, were the particular stars
in which the local men were interest-
ed.
3 Mrs. Cornelius Allen has returned,
trout the hospital in Norwalk, win-re
she has been operated on for cataract.
The alloctt'd eye was removed untre-
ly and she is much hnprovot ’l‘ln1 11e~
malning eye is affected, but hrr phi--
slclan hopes to save It by careful ut-
tentlon.
The echoes of the great telegrapllcrs'
trike reached Snugutuclt the other
try when Walter Gould who wears the
union button culled Will Dunlap, who
does not wear the union button a scab.
There was smoothing doing immediate-
”. What followed In (inscribed by
some as 11 sprint and by others as u
111111111111; 111111<l1.As no damage was
done thew will plohubiy be no need of
Intuition the matter to the attention of
”WI. rlho loaders.
., The trolley men of this division hold
uninuo outing Wednesday at Compo
ouch. when they sat down to a plum
like at. 2 in the morning. The affair
was held at this uneeumlnuly hour
to, ye all those who wished an oppor-
‘ tint 13% to attend The hour chosen was
the only Ollt‘ in 24 when all the men
wore free to be present. The balm was
put up by w. l”. Thomas and was one
of the bent over. It contained a plenti-
ful supply of everything ever found in
a llrnt clues bake, done to a turn.
A PUZZLE OF MILLIONS.
The people of the, State oi New
York will share in the large estate of
the late James Henry Smith to the
amount of $2. 000. 000 Neither Mr.
Billith, nor his uncle. who accumulated
thII wealth in Chicago and in Eng»
land eyer received I2 000.000 worth
of benefit from the State of New York,
so for as to known, yet, merely be
cause that state happened to be his
place of legal residence at the time of
his death the state treasury 111111.111 Its
I
toll of two millions in the form of It
transfer tax.
Borinltstic sentiment as expressed
by Mr. Roosevelt. Mr. Bryan and
other reformers. is that the amount.
seized by governments should be even
larger. but the puzzling question is.
a people of New
the, people of (ion-
the limits 1111111011111
Why should Ill
York, and none
poetical 1111111 In
.‘T‘W .1
pi T111111
_. uwui-u“ .11.... .11.» .
Norwulk, is visitl n
fred Crockett of Ockett avenue
. spending a few days with Mr. and M1111
‘ turned homo. .
var-iv
H,“
, nqwayton Baptist Church. Frank C
Brown. pastor—Services at 10: 30 a
111.1111d 7: 30 p. 111. Mrs. C. S Whit-
or at the morning service. Miss Price.
or New York, will sing. Topic of eve
hing sermon,
Shores of Time." Y. P. S.
consecration service at (i: 45 p. m
his school at 11: 46.
p. 111., Happy Hour and covenant meet-
"1 lug. Meeting of executive boatd fol~
. lows. ‘
.._..
Methodist llpisoopal Church. Rev. E
2' W. liysshe. pastothornln‘g service.
10:30; l‘llble school, 2 p m: Epworth
League. 6: 45: evening service“. 7: 30
vices
men will he “Consecrallon. ”
administered at the morning service.
dislly invited to join in the services.
The Rev s. D Woods and wife are
visiting relatives in this village. Mr.
Woods is pastor of the Baptist church
at Northville. Court, and is a poet of
no mean ability, as will be seen by the
verses plinted below. The ve1ses ap-
mount in the New Milford Gazette, of
June 25,1907.
PS. 121:1.
Does the thought ever‘ come,
’Midst toll and life’s ills,
That God has forgotten?
Just look at the hills!
Just ponder their beauty
With tinted green slopes,
Here pasture, there woodland,
And blue concave copes.
God has not forgotten,
Thchill and the dale
The. doubts are but shadows——
"i‘ls but a thin veil
That hides his bright glory
From man for awhile
As after these shadows
We shall see His bright smile.
We shall see it surely
As passing years bring
The glory of autumn.
The beauty of spring.
We shall hour once again
The sweet voice that fills
Our hearts with fresh courage
When we look at the hills,
Will God leave His children.
When the grass and the trees
He covers with beauty,
,Wlth {lowers and leaves;
think that He will not!
Joust see through the hills,
That God is still working,
Just look at the hills!
Just look at the hills!
Their lchon's for all.
They once Were quite barren,
But they heard the cnllw
A call that sent tremors
Through trunk, limb and bough,
And look on new beauty,
As we see them now.
So God’s waiting message
May come to the heart
And give the swvct comfort
It. alone can impart.
Then we shall see clearly
Through all of life‘s ills
That (loll never forgets,
th11,wc look at the hills.
WESTON.
M18. D R, lmnbort, of Goshen, N. Y
is via lug lit-1 sister, Mil-l II 113.0111.
chcst '
Mrd.‘ ll. (‘1. Thomson and Mrs. C. J
Dertt. spent a day last week at Bella
island,
Wh....«
Ollo Club met this week Friday
evening at the home of Miss l1‘1l01u
Bradley.
Herbert Ogden returned this week
from 41 visit with a friend in titty
Shore} 1... l.
.7 m
M116. Jennie Johnson and daughter,
Lillie, spent several days at ltuscoo
Cotta’ge. Hickory Dini't.
chtis Lottie E. Wells and Miss Mary
C. Wells, 07 New Milford, visited teln-
tlves in town on Thursday.
Mrs G. A ’ Davenport has
and is at present occupying the
cottage at Hickory Bluff.
r011 ted
lluscoo
S. D. Foisomnnd Miss Folsom are
spending a tow weeks at their hmtlh
or Thomas Folsom's residence.
Frances Ecklnnd entertained lilo
junior auxiliary St. Matthew's parish
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
u...
M rs. Blunt ml daughter, Miss Grace,
alter a visit at the home of William
Godfrey. ,
W
Miss Eunice Dewlng left town on
Wednesday tor her home In Fluibueh,
alter a week' 11 visit. with her aunt Mrs
H. E. Chichester.
Theodore 811111111111 and daughter.
homestead of his father, the late John
Slut-gee.
Canaan entertained Mr. and M1111
Miss Marlon Uliemtnedieu of East
her aunt, M111 Al-
WW
1111.; Lillian Crockett, who has been
Leroy Crockett, in New Haven has re
ney. of New York will be the speak-
“Wrecks Along the
monthly
Bi-
Thursday at 7: 30'.
The pastor will preach at both ser-
The topic for the evening set-
The sac-
1an1ent of the Lotd's Supper will be
Members of all denominations are cor-
of Brooklyn. left town on Wednesdayd
Miss Alice. of Meridian, Mine, in 11ml: 1
lug hln unnusl summer visit to the
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Foams. ol’
Charles Nuemy, of New Yorlt and
chance Ferns. ot Mt Vernon. over
Sunday. . “Lingerie waists should be squeezed
W and not rttbbetl.’ ' says a magazine
The 11111111131:- int Club In 'i‘uetu yum...,:n that tut who'd care about
any afternoon alt if items or III as Our: rubbing n n he' could (inducers ttl
ciIIIed Among Hi: Most Mutter-6
louI Verse of Later DIyI. _
Time was when the written Word of
Mr. Kipling was scarcely dry on the
page before the cables Were hurling it.
eager editors were Attacking or up
1hbldlug its political and humanitarian
message, it literary form and its prob
able effect Magazines holding the
American rights droolhinied their
greatness in timing type. literary
clubs hurriedly memorized in order to
quote and all the would begun .to
dance to the piping of the little spec-
tooled colonlel in his Sussex country
. house. That was not no long ago, yet
one of the finestepussing with scant
notice and published in this country
apparently. only through the medium
of the syndicated supplement to a New
York Sunday paper.
"The Sons oi? Martha" possesses in
abundance the splendid virility and
Wonderful power of concrete expres-
slou in verse which limited the young
Kipling as a new and vivid iorce. 111
much of the later. Kipling poetry
something of these seems to have been
sitcrlliced to an older man's natural
tendency towmd elegance of structure
and conservative restraint. ltowever
the present creation reveals much of
the old older Kipling in the hall? cynic-
al, bitterly true conception of the lit-
his title and the Kipling of all ages is ‘
made manifest in the exaltetion oi the
unsung achievement.
The simplicltv of the lines up
preaches the heroic while the disciples
of the 1eallstic school in poetry will
and in the second.thi1d,touxtl1 and
sixth stanzas verses “i, impress them
n1tghtz.lly The copytlg t,p‘1,evonts the
111bliqa‘tlun ,ot the poem in tallraud
msognetirnesi hold, to wait for Mr.»
liling's next book—lint in for agtneny
t‘ary term it is offered herewith:
_ I.“ ..
The Sons of Maty seldom bother, for
they have lnhetlted that good part
llut the Sons1ol Martha favor their
mother of the careful soul and
the troubled hear.“
And because she lost her temper once
and because she was tulle to the
Loni. her guest,
llct Sons must wait upon Mary's Sons
~world without. end. reprieve or-
rest.
I
11'.
it is their care in all the ages to take
the buffet and cushion the shock;
it Is theil onto that the gear engages;
it is thei1 onto that the switches
lock;1
it is their care that the wheels 11111
ttuly; it is thclt cats to embark
and cnltain.
Tally. transport and deliver duty the
Sons of Mary by land and main.
Ill.
They say to the mountains “tlo yo re-
moved!" They say to the lesser
floods, "Run dry!"
Under their rods are the rocks r111
prmed~thu3 1111- not afraid of
that which Is high.
Then do the hilltops shake. to their
summit; then is the bed of the.
deep laid bare.
That the Sons of Martha may over-
come it pleasantly sleeping and
unaware.
.
Q 0
VI.
They do not mouth that their God
will call them a little before the
nuts work loose;
They do not. teach that ills Pitv nl
lows them to leave thelt work
whenever they choose,
As in the thlong and the lightened
wms. so in the dark and the dos
ort, they stand.
Wow and watchful all their days. that i1:
their blethr‘on 3 days may be long. '
in the land.
Q 1
VIII.
And the Sons of Mary smile and are t
blessedmthcy know
are On their side.
Thai know I11 them is the grace conJ
tossed and for them are llu1 mer ‘
cles multiplied,
They all at the Feet and hear The
, Worth—they ,know how truly the
malaise 11111111.,
They have cast their burden upon tht1
Lord andnthe Lord llo lays it on 1'
M111 than Sons.
ADVERTISER LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
ed for at the following post-omens for
the current week.
South Norwalk-Domonlro Amt-so,
illury Moduli, 10. Bourdon, Brown Mfg
C Cooper (2), Mrs. H. F.
121113qu Mrs. Kart low 81..
it'i Knapp l Rapier. .i' I). Shades.
Mrs Chas. Sheppard, Miss Charlotte
1.1111 awknn, (trace Tucker M111. li‘ A.
Walton. Edwar'dW Weatorveit.
Elli CROWE P .14.
Laws Tool LAX.
W
Even Tom Anti Trim Lam Not sum.
Int cough Rm Governor.
”1118 DIN 111.1111». Puly 27-~1n
a speech before. 10. 000 farmers hurt1
ygetcrday, Governor Campbell detains
e :
“If a horse thief gets into another
state I can issue a requisition and
bring him back but to secure the re-
turn of a trust. magnate charyml with
perjury It is necessary to employ law-
yers and I will spend every dollar the
people will rive me to spend to make
o o
;
and stand trial "
The Governor said Texas anti trust
luwa severe as they are, are not save
to ehoush.‘
mughtthe seems to have got
over. the deitth of her that husband
‘li‘nthoquea. but. her second husband
. hasn't wi’lcan-llp
Wm
W
under the Atlantic and ti hundred
hole is the latest Kipling poo111~and .
Nathan- .. .
Henry Clay Pierce some back to Texas .
repainted, °u1§1
stomach well.
sleep sound, tit
Silas linrdacr
and Tlnu‘sday atg,
W111." the lad op“ 's‘yy
it .
1 1.1.1 in this
City ti’eidi
rummetL— it What
pet rage, 1,..ngng pad the absent
111e111bers.-~,Cltlcug9. NRW'
i‘ . . ‘1 1,.
111.1111an 1‘ ,
petuul‘ooua need 911,1 'ea’olt‘ 111111 {in
our ohm tell no “newt-retinal,“ mm
mm tutu pounds ouu ‘xptluntus Answer!
so ‘sesuestp ducts pus isolou noun or
noun 11.1.1
dud potion y——-(.i],utpolos) “Wind 1.1”
W
‘Wheh you reach the North Pole
«what do you expect to and?"
“The hatdest thing to dad will be
my way back."
W? .11
F J11...
*.
l
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass, fruit
i Jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and grecnaluss.
square ones‘have lightning tops. .
‘Crockery. Glassware, Houseturnish-
lug Goods. 1
The
——_—-
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
~—
Contractor for Painting and Decor
atlng.
trig Stamps” Ask for them.—
L ll..7D;EQKER.
I1 walnuienjptrut.
m. c... 6....qu
1 Is
Gas Ranges will ltd-W
value in price $2.00
1 it
held Season.
Manufacturers have
divert as notice.
PlaCe bout order
1‘ 11,111
this near.
Thai) ivill never be
the angels .Cheapet
Connechons tree
with gas Rarities.
11‘”, "‘11
65111111111111
tilt. I35
Washln‘lott 51am
pester. Three tubltil were tilled and Ten Commmdmeuw-arlew York E1111.
do they rip up? Silas Humidor-swoon
11.1111 ulaazosq npuep 1111p sins untols ,
«,1
“(13‘1”
llain 0001 iii Stale
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel Malt " terse.
. , I. R. CONNOR. MImIn
, ,
Isnwcs unite-oar:
' curems unsunmsscn
,, ,narse neasounute
“Street
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
i For runner particular! I001! It or-
11119. Telephone 488.
w. ........_. ..._._.-.—........o..... “.4.
lillmeloNY
for freight Only
Onsntti Ii'te‘r Tuesday, January I
1906. Freight Propellers will tear:
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day (omens
sander). at 4 11.111. Erelght' receive
It Norwnlk' up ted p. m. and Boot]
Norwelk up to 5: 80 p.111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Adding J. 811nmI c .c, HIgImIn
Lune. GInIrIl Agent
“pedals
W'I‘l‘
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per 1b. ........................ 290
lbs. Pure Lear Lard 250
0
H
-—We give the 8. .1. l-l. Green Trad- 2 cans Red Am“ Salmon 25° promptly Ittended to. -...1 “Ma.
Shoulders porlb .11c
jtull
.5.”
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Am, in: Net-walk.
Orient Runabouis
$550
We have I few new 1907 Orient
RunaboutI for ”to,“ .0350 each.
tiliiiliil 1.11
1
EVERY MDY’O‘DgfififilNG CHAN
witn-
Inow white. one 9 son "Standard" POI
oolItn Enameled hysteria
“on” b. Main I810”
Have you ever Itopped to win:
how dot xhtfully convenient it would
be to hug hot and cold running «to:
in your 111111.111; obsinber, sleep
in; apartment of first floor IoliII
room? in presence would Iflocd [as
the highest demo of comfort, _ ,
We will gladly quote you prion. Out
plumber'I I110 strictly competent in.
W. honest Int! :0 11111110. :4..- .
Horace” R. Nth
BONNII MAIN AN? fiWIOT on
“1:11:
~‘ author all
1
WW” "0“ AM“ MIMI.
111111111 ”"1111: 650.191. 11.111...
t ”“1““
1 sham 1
2"!
ig‘rtt‘
. mung-4
IIIRPLUILNO whom
11 111111 ”was
”films 1.1.1.1."... 1114”»:
1111 Milton a. mama. so you.
PHI-
WILFIIID IOOWILB, Milt
‘ 2‘ trump
John "poi” “ “If
11th , MI Jawlllm
Watermelons, large . . . 35c and 40c. .
M "’Q..
Water Coolers =
AND MANY OTHER
Summer Goods
.HARDWARII. “ .i" 111"
112 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
P“ “to". 96 75;.
Got In the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dinner at th" '
CLIFFORD .
No, worrying about «111111111
1 your mute
dIIhII or save thn pIIaIInt:~ =
wuther comes.
Courteous Service.
PIIIIIM Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
. CHARLES REYNEItE,
m TPrppI-loton ,
-. Ilephonr , 3 " ',' ' 1
l
1.1'1
.'I'"! LATEST AND BEST
LaunMuuus
at $2.75 up.
A 7911 men line or fully guaran-
teed High moot. flowers. ”It 86.60
to 311.00. omnim «1
A complete useortment o! the best
grades 0! RAKEG. HOES. GARDEN
' rouse, ‘BHOVELB. spaces; and all '21
Farming Utensils. at the lowast prices.
General repairing and machine work
llorvtlt Hardware 00.
no bother withi
Es st named.
111,11, 11.111.11.11,“ 1‘
11.111111911111111. . 1'
\
r t
‘ True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine lepton. Lacquen.WurthcI, Paint
THE. CHARLES E. SHOLES C'JOMPANY
‘ 164 FronIStreel. .
potion: bonus)
.., etc.
Sole SIleI Anom-
1‘ New York City
u
llt‘t‘tllattll.
Tel. 452.
%
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without indorser.
strictly confidential.
INDEPENDEN‘Tr LOAN AND 8590R-
Y
Haviland Building.
. ___.... v, __,,,
MONEY.
All transactions
Call and see us
Washington St.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
billing Sal in 111111;. Stun-—
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
11‘ or years this Company has paid
6
Guaranteed Interest on its
.Bond Shares by check leaned
semi-annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000.000.00.
lnvestmonts of from $100 to $10,000
accepted.
from (late of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. CQBURN, General Agent,
16 South Main'Btrcet.
participating in earnings:
1
I
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Cell 97 5.
legal; 3 Pull!
1.. 1‘ £131 NORWALK. gm,»
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rout by the Season
John O’Sulllvan,
Proprietor. '
cl
HUBAIIEE liltNNlSiiN
111' ll VIII! In. Hamlin. —
11147 =
PLUMBING AND STEAM
Show Dinners and All Kinds at Sea , p
17 WALL 8TH EET.
'. I! VII-niacin“. [9. ”PM“,
1
1
Real Estate and Insurance.
f WI IIIVO IIVIrII 11mm 'IiIruIlnI
m Ineomo prednolnu prepay am
muII InorIIII In valuI with em rapid
:1"th of tho town.
masto-Lt‘rsvmko. 1....
, Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
,Automohltu ItorId. av thIId Ind
rolerId. TIMI, LImp OIII. Dry
OIIII, Opal-k PlugI. Ito.
LIunch Engines. Coven, nut-tune.
'I'IrpIuilnI. TIMI, Awnln I Ind IIlio.
MWARHINGTD 01's
1’. B. Bahama». Ptopmfnr.
PRIIT-O-LI'I'I TANKI.
WW
FRANK c.
van 3001
“QT WATE
HOT AIR
STOVES AN
SLATE AND
G“ Ind Steam Fitting. Gas Fixturu
191'»
HEATING.
[Elli HEATING.
EATING.
sauces
iN noonno
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HIve you seen our stock of _
'RIOHMOND‘ RANGES 1?
THE JONES. & HOICHKISS
"' 'COMPANY“
NORWAL‘.
-“m-..... w. .w..._.~..... aw“ _.
THE SOUTH NORWALK ».
STORAGE
mm a wannabes.
Ipsv-I “.'H’ u,
w" 1
1 mi
1"
1|
FURNlTURI. PIANOA. ETC.
‘_
t...
:‘i"
for PIrtlIulIrI Addrm
' ‘TOiOphm,M0-h.t 1
ll
.0,
G. N. McKIBBIN,
OiIIoI. mom 11; Ha‘vtti‘u‘a mutt.
wIIhInoton Direct. ,,
Whu Not that Your
01111 Home?
Cents are Ittvanutnu all the tint;
not! desirable Miurtmuuts are beemp
ins learner every day
number or very
We have it 1
tsirfllew itdmu M
late, and on min: the term Isl
price 11th
J. 10.111137110118100
“I.
I mm AvcnuI,
mom. \fl'fll NIVI
HOTEL VICTORIA;
on 11mm 1111011 never.
DI" WHOM. I
MLIIIIl-Io 1.1 he: met“!-
:"tna‘ile llAWN'AIi-I-
111.111.611.11 11 hand.\
1«1111.. “I gotcha Iii, 400.
It
INOORPORATID.
‘ loath Not-mitt
PLlAN. ,
”no "’5?qu team.
who mile in Iowa _
lInI of Aokuhfll MOM" A ,.
eIIIlirItId we on. Liguu
Norwalk Chronicler