gringo: that we
two yearii.
.Bridse street.
mm
The biomedist Church is planning a
"lemon social" for Friday night.
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Clifton M. Odoley of East Norwallt
has’h’e‘en visiting friends in Bethel for
a tow days. '
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Rev. George T. Freeman has return-
ed from his vacation and resumed his
pulpit again.
The oyster- steamer
Northport was in the
morning for coal.‘
William 1112... and Edward Eldridge
left town ye terday to resume their
studies at Colgate Academy.
. Mystery, 3 of
harbor this
Walter Hoyt Sr., of Fitch street is
going to go to work on Mark 'l‘wuiu’ s
new house in Bedding.
Several ticcs. especiallyou Straw-
berry Hill were blown doWn during
the terrific storm last night.
The members of the Advent Chris-
&tian Church hcidn cottage prayer
meeting in Norwalk yesterday.
There have been exceptionally low
tides during the past few days, and
many have taken advantage of the fact
to gather clams.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitson Wheeler, of
Rowan street, have been entertaining
Mrs. William H. Aldrich, of Port Jeff-1
erson for a few days.
The oystermen who have been at
Bridgeport for seine days are having]
such bad weather that they have been
unable to accomplish much as yet.
Mr. McQuiIlAan, who was formerly
with the3Colonial Foundry and Mn-
chlne Company, and who has secured
a position in Pennsylvania. will move .
his family from their home in Keiser
Ploce‘ next week.
The second rehearsal of the Mando-
lin and Guitar Club of the Barachiass
of. the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening at the home of
H J. Hipson. The officers of the club
will be elected next Tuesday evening.
Efforts are beln made to secure an
instructor.
ROWAYTON.
' Commodore William F. Clarke and
family are moving from their summer
home on Bell Island to Brooklyn for
the winter
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The house owned by C. W. Bell. sit-
uated. opposite the library, is being
moved from its present site to a lot
own 11 by Mr, Bell, 011 Forty-second
stro , which has lately been cleared
up to make room for th cbuilding.
William T. Raymond, of Rowayton
avenue, reports that Monday evening’s
gale blow half his crap of apples to
the ground. Onc flue big tree, situat-
ed in his dooryurd and laden with
fruit, was blown clear out of the
ground, roots and all.
The water is once more flowing over
the dam at Chasmnr's pond. for the
first time in about two months, and
F. Boylsiou 'ecaniage factory can run
by water power again. as the scarcity
of water compelled the manufactory
to resort to steam power.
A change has been made in the car
which was scheduled to leave Rowuy-
ton switch at 7:10 in the morning, and
it now leaves at 7:06. This is much
more convenient fora large number
of the pat1ons who desire to be at
thelx places of business in South N01-
wnlk at 7: 30. Th1.1 loop around Rotou
Point was also cut out this morning,
and much better time was made get-
ting to South Norwnlk.
Captain Ruckett. now of Rowuyion,
Conn, was one of the more than 160
who enjoyed the lust excursion of the
steamer Huntington across the Sound
on Friday He made 11 call at the
Bulletin office We have received
the following from him. "The good
people of Connecticut in the vicinity
of the Norwolks have enjoyed many
trips across tile Sound in the good
steamer Huntington during the past
summer. Huntington' s pleasant
homes. nice stores and sociable people
all have won 11 warm corner in the
hearts of the honest people of old‘x
Connecticut. and i doubt not the some
ban boon fully reciprocated by the
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comforth le‘ and well 0111111111111 11an
manoed. Many years ago when the
load on both sides of the Sound was
gamed by savages. it was the custom
e warring tribes to cross the we
A illnges, cepture and curry on the
111m don‘t do that howh~
days. be fair maidens with their
b 111m; eyeI and flowing treason cap-
turn the braves and set up pnppoosc
11.11.111.118, and flourish exceedin Iy,to
the out pleasure or our aim odd
11 friends Annci.T1’1diucr,'l‘
1.11.13.11.11. Bond 81 and a host 1131
1i “morning. The
died on sweet, .5 1
older, God bless
‘Darken till! hide skies and all outside
’ And did a lot of at
tiriliii hired caribou. swoop down on 1,
1i; tertained her mother, Mrs. lienry Talc
“ego! .
and mixed In
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And snowstorm; in Canada.
3But in become of bad weather Rowuy
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‘ do] 3 leer for 113.. hour
Then 111.311.1111" be another shower
work It would delay
And if it did £011.11... it drizzled 113 1131‘
through the 111101 is night, ‘3
new, to show its min ht.
The‘ wind has lately blown dawn
Half the t1 as; around the town.
111 damageiust be
i 0. NJJENNINGS.‘ ‘
Editor South Norwaik Evening Sen
tinel: Please allow a correction of the
“he; J: U- :3 am mf"£"’:“ "ng2"
John H Quotes. with two gentlemen
friends, started for Bridgeport, on Sat-
urday morning, arriving there safely
in good time and all registered for
dinner at Atlantic Hotel. After visit-
ing friends in the city a start was
made to the dock where the launch
Maryuc was moored, and the approach-3
big storm warned the party so that
they did not start out, but Mr ‘Coutee
’phoned to his family that they could
not get home for evening meal and it
would be later when they could he
expected
.A start for Rowayton was made at
'45 p. 111;, and all went well until
11: it), when oppoaite Penfleld Light-
house the propeller slipped off the
shaft and was lost. Signals of distress
were set and given, but met with no
response and the boat was dliitlng
further east.
The night was spent on the Sound
and at 3 p. m. Sunday a landing was
made at Rocky Point, L.vl., eight miles
east of Port Jefferson.» The nearest
long distance 'phone ‘was two and a
hair miles inland. and utter three at-
tempts to reach Rowayton 1:01 d was
’phoned to Mrs C. H. Guidcr that Mr.
Coates and his friends wore safe and
were starting for home on first hold
(in Long Island Railroad, louving there
at 5:52 p.‘ m.
The party left New York on the 10
o’clock train and were driven home
from there none the worse for their
experience. The :11: of some' .1. 11.1.6
11:3 1:111. -r.;~g- ... , 3—
view of this i ask you to please pub-
lish the foregoing for one who has
done newspaper work.
Yours truly,
J. H. COATES.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The Darieu Baseball team
play the Stamford team Saturday.
cause of spite.
u-.. 3‘ 3:
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will
Robert Gillette is seriously ill at his
home here.
Mrs. George W. Clock is confined to
“088.
The condition of Miss Annie Noxon,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Noxon
remalna about the some.
Samuel Lyon. father of Frederick
W. Lyon. editor 14nd proprietor of the
Greenwich News, is paying'his son a
visit in Greenwich. lie is a veteran
of the civil war and is 1111 inmutc of
the Soldiers‘ Homo, Noroton.
Frank lions, charged with drunken-
ness and breach of the pence was
fined yesterday below, Judge William
H Willmott, .lr.. $8 and costs lie was
also instructed to report to Probation
Officer Edward G. Foil-child who has
been appointed to that office within
the past few days.
WESTPORT.
Percy Sturges has been the guests of
friends in South Wilton.
Sunday will be observed as Punish
day ut.Cl2'ist‘Church. .
Mrs. Henry Meeker has been chlor-
tainln relatives from Weston.
Miss Amy E. Forgerson and friend
hava gone to Kingston, Jamaica.
Mrs. Wesley Sl1e1wood has recently
entertained hc1 sister [10m No1walk.
Friends from New Haven are visit
ing at the home of M1111.1'Geo11gc Fulr-
child.
3Mr. and Mrs Stop hon Itoyuls outcr-
tnined 1elntives from ll1ldg11port ove1
Sunday.
The children of William liossinnnc
have recovered from an attack of the
mumps.
1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lundeubcrg,
are entertaining friends from New
York city.
Miss Able Brotherton and Miss
Martha Mills passed yesterday in
Bridgeport
The regular meeting of the K. O.
A. will he held at the Gaelic Thurs-
our evening
Rev. 0. ll. Miller of Washington
110., has been the guest of tiny. an
Mrs. Lenders. '
Miss Ella Quihley, who is dick in
the Bridgeport hospital
along nicely.
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in Greene Fenian. .
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Mrs. Ebenezer Beers of Greene
Farms is entertain‘lii her daughter
Mrs..la‘1npspin 1
by
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AM lWI)t it up till the next, day, and 3
urd'ay,‘ at 7. 30.
her home by a serious attack of ill- *-
cutiug wild enemies.
is getting .
Miss 3L011lse Bulkley is 9.1111111111111111.
friends from out at town at her lieutenant
Miss ‘.Flora Lockwood of Lyons
I
3' Plains Is visitinit at the home of Wil-
liam Goodsell, Cross Highway.
It 3 he chic,
Mrs. Bur o dud daughter. who have Ridge hull
been Invitinp‘1 Mrs. John H. 81111111111111.
have re rned ioAtheir ome in 131- so»
33 Mrs. Arthur 3'? cc of am Name
Cross Highway.
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Plattsvill'e, land Mrr. hdrlefi Gray
Greenfield Hilluilunday.
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Charles Berry and son, of Statute
visited In town, shoddy.
Rides Brothers, the Canadian even-
pellets ,are holding scivlcee
M. E. Church each evening except Sat-
Stephen Hoyt and his father,
win Hoyt, have returned from 11 week‘s
visit in Boston. Thcy rode baclt in “3
Stanley steamer
Liquor dealers are uneasy over the
town election The new Law and 01%|
der League is to head 11 campaignitor .»
no lic‘ense. The maimity for license
last year was only 35.
and the Greenwich team, Saturday, on
South Avenue grounds, was ended h
min in the seventh inning when Ih
some was 6-5 in the visitor a favor. '
in 11 ball game between teams of
Wooster Lodge and Wuhackm'n En-
pment, l. 0. 0. F., Saturday after-
noon, .lohn H.Davi(l131'on was hit by u
pitched ball, which te’mpermlly injured
by the score 0 18—412.
, The funeral of William Carey Cleric.
who died Thursday, aged sixty-founj.
Was held Sunday afternoon itt his latch
home in Oenoke avenue, Rev.. D11.
Hoyt officiating. He was engaged in
ti pupc1 business in New York.‘ He}
cdfinc heie six years ago buying the
(lhuilcs Abbott estate, which he i111
prtzovul His blooded cattle were known
llnoughout the Stnte. He was presi-
dent of the Villngo improvement So-
ticiy and 11 governor of the Countly
Club.
I"
WESTON.
Mrs. E L. Gregory is on the sick
list
It.'0. Benedict and family are mov-
ing to New Jersey,
Mrs. Eugene Purltcton is quite ill at
her home in Georgetown. 1, ,
No1field Grunge is invited to be
guests of Westport ginnge this oven
1118.
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Dr. S. H Huntington, of Norwnik
Ivan making professional calls in tOWn
ycsicidny
Miss Flora Lofiwood has been
spending several days with friends in
lruenlield.
Miss Florence Mills continues to im.
for appendicitis.-
John Rooms of Bridgeport has,3
been visiting his parents in the,
Georgetown district. E
hum it. month’s visit with her
Mls. Hichuid Schmidt in Bridgepout
11.. Lafayette Beers; who hue boon
spending the past six weeks in Souih- ,
wick, Mass" is expected home today. "3
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Cbnuncey B111wn,111niicnrnieron 11.3
I‘. D., route No. 4, is enjoying a vucn
tion. His son is substituting for
him.
A special town meeting has 3bct1n'
,cailcd fox Saturday next 1112 p m. in3
the town hall to consider the "Good
Ronda" ueqstion.
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Joseph M. Perry,o of East Norwalk.
is spending a few days with his mother
.Willium Robinson, who still can»
inues unite ill.
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A young cow was found dead on the
Duty farm 11 few days 11110.11 wan
thought to have been poisoned from
HEDDING.
’i‘hc 51111111511 school opened, Tuesday
for the season.
Lloyd 8. liinckmnn spent Friday
and Saturday in New York city.
Miss Alice Briggs is 9111111.... at the
home of Miss ‘Jullu ll Sanford. .
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Brudley are
spending 11 few days with friends in
liolnll‘y.
Mr. and Mrs. John 8111111111 and
daughter, Marion spent Hundoy at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDon-
aid
The Centre district Chilidol has been
closed for the punt woeli, owing to the
illness of the tcucher, Miss Mary
Flood ‘
The Republican 111111311 for t 1111....
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on Saturday 11111111.
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and Mrs
Mr.
and Mrs Dix, or New York city were
Blackman on Saturday.
ior or Greens Farms.
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Miss 1111131313111, Chapman attended I113?i
Mrs. Henry Hull entertained her tor Melissa.
Edwards of donor”: at all serv
of vices eupeclulrlgr culled
rd be 111111 at
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i“ the school,
ham to Bethol lllith
Ed'-
The ball game between the Regulars» ‘
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his eyesight. The lodge won the some 1 -
move slowly from her recent operatiOu 2
Miss Gludys Flewellyn hns 1"ct111ned13 3
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Jars.
That of the‘
Arthur C. Wheeler 3 33
end Ernest 0. Wheeler, of Norwalh. 3 3
the guests 111' the home of James 1..
3"l‘ho board: of selecunen and regis- "
trurs of voters will he in session on
1.11.3
melons
mission which was so space
1 carried on yet 8t. iintric
Willa tree oil!
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fit the 'v I'iSh
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run to overflowing,
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88 Washington 8333, ’0 Nomik.
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the square shape and yhlte 3318881181“
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round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware. Ransom-nich-
lug Goodl.‘ 3
Wall Paper: and Prepared Palate.
Window Shades and Picture hornet
to order.
Contractor for Palette. and W
sting.
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On and after Tuesday. January 7,
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p m. Freight received
at Norwallt up to 4 11.111. and 813th
Norwaik up to 6:30 p.111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 300.
Arming J. Smith, 1:. c. Hegeman.
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EVERY LADY'S DSESBING CHAM-
ehouid be euuippéd 1111311 11 dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninet it w0uld
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep-
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are atri Iy competent me
bunnies, honest an reliable. '
Horace R IIaSh,
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No worrying sho’dt selecting, ,
your meats, no bother with
dishes or utove when pleupntj
weather comes. ‘ . .
Courteous Service. 1 ‘
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1 Excellent Cooking. -
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idphone. 4838.
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1152.75.11.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High .Wheei Mowers, at 85. 50
to 56 00. 4.1 1 I11 «inn-0M1-
grades .of RAKESA, HOES, AGARADEN
FORKS, SHOVE-LS, SPADES, and all“
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to. -141... «an».
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39 Main St, Norwalk
Telephone 301111 9378.
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all 1139118 and All Kin .8 I88
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finding all! listing 3‘
Beth 301186880 Boat by the lesson
John O'sulllvan.
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45 van 331.3, Norw3ii3lit. It.
84 windmill 81., 8o. Nemallt.
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must Inemn I131 value with the Add
growth of the Nevin. -
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of
Home Comfort.
Happmess,
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Contentment
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Gas Linhlina.
We, 33!" piping houses at a
llininnim Cost.
A complete assortment of the heat 2
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with a Modicum oi Expense, ,
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Money loaned to salad Siam mop! yes-
and housewives on their ownpnniiio 13
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strictly confidential. Cub! “1A ,1 399 .
anllend Building,
9 hours. 8 s.
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Fun- years tilid Compdny has paid”?
up. Guaralh is s 1" t i
1 Bond 92.1 is, 9323:3113 0:31:05
semi-38111331 1y. or had m1..ii,"31
dollars pupil to Investors to date
ASSETS NMRLY 32.000.000.00. .5
Inventinenln ill! from 8.100 to 3111. 001
accepted; pa'r'tici ntiu i ' 3
from date of. 11ece¥plhg33n eurnld’gr 3
A card will bring you our litcrniui‘v
or a personal interview.
Rs l:. chDRN, chillers! Agent,
16 imam ’Mth Street;
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