vs
Ilia" ,‘ “IdI‘iII Plurmscy.
209W suture. arses? I I: I
IWhiipui;Lasko «intends to leave for
elk. Va. about the first of Octet
«Ameetiugot the teachers of the Ad
vent Christian Sunday school will be
held next Tuesday.
The regular weekly prayer Inocting
, with he held. this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
W
The regular weekly social service at
the Advent Christian Church will be
, held this evening under the leader
ship of Rev. James W. Davis.
The many friends oi! Mrs. 'l‘heodorc
,Searing will bepleused to bear that
she has nearly recovered from burns
caused by lire in her home in Rowan
street, recently.
. George W. Deana. the real estate
agent and Mr. Tinseila. the commercial
travellIII and author, lIaIe loft East.
Norwalk, and will make thoii future
home in New York.
Letters have recently been received
from C A. Mailings, a former .ast
Nor walk boy, who is now in the United
States navy lie is ill DIt‘Si‘llJ. at San
Francisco, where he is to lake the ex
amination for a gunner.
Uncle Ned has very little use for a
thereinctei, barometer or timcomcter.
as six times out of seven be guesses
fill those things without the use of liis .
eyesight, which is about nine- tenth
gone for instance this mor,nlug he
told his better half she would find the
thermometer at iorty- six sharp when
she looked at it at 8 o'IcloIk. to which
she demurred, but sure enough, there
is was
,Mrs. Emily P. Davis. of New R0
chelie, N. Y.. commemorated her sev-
entieth birthday on the 20th lust, and
was literally loaded down with pre-
Sents. which caused her to shed tears
or joy in spite of all that has happened
to her of late years. Her father, Wil-
liam James, lies in St. Thomas’ Church
yard over (the seas, having died in
1884, while her motalicr passed peace-
fully away in 1885, and sleeps in Wood-
lawu Cemetery. N. Y. But in spite
of the oceans between them their Bpll‘I
its will be united, as well as those of
all the lost and lovul ones. Emily and
Edwin W James are the two last and
the lIIttKIr will be sovciity- t-wo it he
lives until Christmas day.
Uncle John and Aunt Nellie made a
~fricnd {or life in the person of the
strange stranger whom they so hospit-
ably entertained in their cabin a fort.
night or so ago, for he proved to be
Captain Herbert Hayden. a gentleman
am a scholar, who can paddle his own
cnnoc as fast, as llrothcr Colo can sing
it and in the latter’ s forcible language
make it go like a streak of lightning
The captain calls his I-Iiuoe tin.I New
ideal, and all by his lonely paddled it
to Baltimore, where at last. accounts
he was taking It rest, and from where
he suit a letter and picture postals to
the Cole family
nl city he will so to Norfolk Virginia.
paddling and singing as he goes. and
there he intends to stay as lonesome
an Robinson Crusoe, for two months
at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osterhnus and
the venerable lady McCiIbc, mother of
the latter. have bid adieu to tho Nor-
walks. and their host of friends. to re-
siIiII in the Borough ottbe Bronx, so
as to be near iI‘rIIIIk’s’plaCe of burn.
nous. They hum an elegant suite of
rooms, steam healed, electric lighted
and stationary gas range, and will
have a comparatively easy time in
the bard winter months which arc so
trying to those who live in collagen in
the muinlry They are located iIIIIIII
iiic ilronx Park and the Bronx river
and still have their handsome fox IIII-
lei NIIiliII, who is as intelligent as most
humans. and unlike most canines, a
general favor ito. 'l‘ he leave taking um.
mix the women was voiy pathetic 1 ho
Ostorlimin family has been very poiIiI
iar durbni the iwvlvc or mom yours
that they have Ii‘HJiJCd hero and their
depurlurr will be l‘I'iIili'lllid as much on
any thrrr pooplv could be amongst
those who worn at. one time strain;-
ore.
mlliliinus? lI‘cIIl licnvy after dinner?
Tongue coated? lilitcr lasts? Complex
ion Hallow? Myer needs waking up.
Dunn's ltenulolu curbs bilioun attacks.
15 costs at any drug store.
an”;
. ' aownvron.
Mr. and Mrs William i’inknny and
son, of Howuyiou nvonur. limo III-turn.
but from u visit to Echo Lake New
Jersey.
Warren (layer has accompanied
lions (laser to Bridgeport for the oyu.
tcrlng season. on the sloop “Alla Mon
ion.”
Mrs. Frederick Lockwood of Rowdy
toil. who underwent a most serious
operation recently. III the Post Grad-
uiite hospital. in New l’,ork was may
ed. last Friday, to the home of her
‘ ‘ lows: ”William a. car
I Weed (Ice cream). and Royal A. Mills
,_ (advo‘rtisiuzl ,
roads
‘ and, the boys are obliged to help them-
IIII. Perry, and assistant chiefs, John
F ruin the Monument~ ,
no}! u by. Which is
to be a talr‘ in (lumber bus appoint.
cd committees to II banks for it The
general inmates in are 9
chairman or sun so am as
chairman: E.
W. auditor (supper ) treasurer; liar
vsy Aui‘o‘art (Illililkl). transom; 11.13.
illilis (soliciting), William ‘ .Lyon
(booths); Charles C Bowman (soli-
citing). vicechuirman; John Hellman.
Jr. (entertainment); William A. Cush-
nnm (decorating and booths); S. A.
WESTPORT.
Tllla laods over the tunnel at the rail
ties are receiving a tresh
coat of paint.
I
Harry Helm is driving a new‘gro-I
ch-y wagon recent put under way by
the saugatuck grocery. .
Malectm‘nn Fl ank Taylor has return-
ed from the White Mountains where
he sought relief from asthmatic trou—
bles.
H. W. Rancher, who foods the hun-
gry nt Saugatuck is On ‘bhc sick list
selves.
Lloyd Nash now hobbies about as
patiently as possible. on a. crutch
severe attack or sciatica has caused
him much pain and inconvenience.
A meeting of. the selcctman and town
clerk will be held September 28. from 9
a. m. till 7 p. m. to make electors of
those who show the proper qualifica-
tions.
George Allen, who has had consid-
erable experience in cutting bcnids
at Pony 8 baiber shop has tinned his
talent. to cutting beef [or Beers Bio—
llIors.
Compo Engine Company with their
ancient and honomble old band engine
will take part in the tbemen‘ s parade
at Port. Chester, Col. 23. Chief Edgai
Whole and Joseph Morton will accom-
Bony the outfit and join in the (isle
bration.
Smuo youngsters in the village have
inaugurated .i. new game which gets
them candies at a small expense. At
the paper mill they pick up Iel’usII gun
wads in the debits. Entering a SIOlC
the smart boy picks out a desirable
stick of candy and depositing the gun
wad on the counter rims out and dis-
appears betore the Chalk gel 5 the WLd
into his fingers. Thea game has also
been known to be worked on trolley
conductors.
Prepaiations are being made to
install the new post oiflce furniture
in the building to be Occupied J)\
Uncle Sam's I'cprIIsI-IiItiItlve in this
town, Postmaster Harris. The. Film
restzuirant will. be first moved into
the store now‘ occupied by the post
office and this is expected to be
accomplished some evening this week.
The books beio gin}: to the library
association, whi ii have occupied the
store, next to the restaurant have
been removed. ,
MrS. Mary-Fisher, sister or Mrs.
Lena Film and one oi the parties in the
family controversy over the posses-
sion of the Hawthorne. inn, is now ope-
rating the hotel. it is said in the in-
terest oi the llurtmunn Brewing Coin
puny of Bridgeport. it is also assert-
ed on good authority, that
ever side wins in the litigation over
the property, the Hnrtmann Company
will operate the hotel. 'l‘litI trial of
the suits or John A. Pierson and Karl
Konrad against. Mrs. Lena iI‘lkc will
be heard in the Superior Court at
Bridgeport on October 2, and there
is much curiosity as to whether Mr.
Pierson will appear personally to en-
torco his claim.
oIIE PASSENGER
SERIOUSLY lNiURED
American Woman Pinned in the
Train Wreck in the Breval
Tunnel, at Manies, France
PARIS. Sept. 20.—~Nirholas Martin.
agent of the WhltiI Star Line. who re-
turned here today from Clicrbourz.
says that Miss H. K. Haskell, the stop-
Iluugliler of Harry W. nurse, who was
\vhlch- ,
wus'rron'r. sepi tic—unie worIJoi
finishing the interior or the Juneau
McmoIiui Library is nearly complstcd
and next week the contractor for the
interior, Oscar Smith, will turn the
entrances over to the masons, who will
install the marble work Beginning III
I the top of the building the auditcrium
is a fair indication of the character of I‘
Elie work done in the whole building.
The room occupies the whole liver and
is provided with a stage with two ante
rooms. both of which are provided with
plumbing. The walls are heavily cor
niced and the elaborate desigusare not
public buildings. The wood work is
room is rich and imposing.
ways will be entirely of marble, select-
ed for its purity of color. The foyer
will be also of whiteflimirble and will
lead through massive doors of antique
oak into the library room, which is
one of the linndsomest apartments
over constructed for the purpose, it
is trimmed with antique oak and two
handsome muntcls face each other
from both ends of the room. The. cas-
ings and pillars of antique oak make
a striking contrast with the pale yol~
low ceiling, which color was chosen
to flood the room with light. The
Inantels and corniocs are all hand
work and thc carvings are from origi-
nal designs all hand out and very
handsome. The space in front of the
llbrurinn's desk will be floored with
rubber tiles and the other parts of the
room with antique oak flooring. The
mantels cost $500 each. The space as
uiilly devoted to mirrors in these mane
bearing appropriate inscriptions, The
side walls will be covered with heavy
of books will be placed about in.this
apartment. In the basement the cure
and disregard for expense-has been fol-
lowed ss in the upper rooms. Three
rooms are finished oil? in ash. One of
those will be the priyute apartment
or the janitor and the others will hold
the overflow of book racks. A large
i'stcum furnace will furnish the heat
and bins for the storage of wood and
coal will be provided, ,Outside the
same care and precision in decoration
will be observed. The sbnuiios and
outbuildings in the rear of the stores
on Main street make anything but an
artistic background for the handsome
building and grounds. A brick wall
corresponding with the walls 0! the
library building will be built along the
(Iiiire length of the lot. 10 ()l 12 feet
In which will completely hide the
buildings and coal houses and make
an appropi iatII bur-I kgiouud.
flower beds will occupy the centre of
the lawns on each side. The granite
coping will make u cOIitrnstlngIborder
to the smooth lawns and will add to
the artistic impression created by the
building.
Grand Worthy President Bell to Make
Address Here Soon.
Order of
States, has notified Norwalk Aerie that
he will be here and address the mom.
burs Saturday night.
The Norwalk Eagles will endeavor
to get. him to change the date of his
address to some night next week if
possible-An order that there may be
a large Ieprescntuliou of the mem-
bers in attendance. Mrs Bell is now
the guest of relatives in ‘South Nor-
walk and it is hoped that the desired
arrangements may be made.
Worthy Grand President Bell was el-
ected to this high oliice at the asthma!
convention at Norfolk, Virginia, in Au-
gust, and is making a tour or
United Slates,
norm. ,Asmvsts.
pinned in the wreck. was the only per-
son seriously injured as the result of
Ihc telescoping ycstordn) at the month
of the ilrevnl tunnel Just beyond Mun-
tea. or the rem emit-ii or the special
train from Paris carrying itrsbciim
passengers to Chcrbourg tor Iunburku-
lion on the Adriatic. Miss Haskell.
who suffered greatly from shock, was
taken on board the Adriatic on a
stretcher. The exact actors of her in '
juries had not been determined When
the steamer sailed.
Mr Martin added that the injuries
sustained by a dozen other passengers
Wore hardly worth mentioning, con-lob
inn of scratching. bruises and slight
cum from bmk‘en trials. He explained
IluIt the weave of those who were
in the roar car or the Paris train was
one to the loci. that they were Jorwiird
when the train stopped, and besides]
in the roar of the lust car there was
a closet with It transverse corridor.
which lessened the severity of the
shock when the mines train crashed
into the roar car of the train bound (or
oncrboum. The reports that the man
who had a leg broken and was taken
to the boulltal at liverux Was a ransom
iwr on the Oborbouru train, turns out
Clifford-Mr. and Mrs. Luke Martin.
Miss Alice Buxt r, Walter Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs C. J. Pitt. Mrs Samuel
Charles. B. W. Buss, Fred IA. Clucklcy.
George H. Iluyler. New York; B F.
()ntl’nlldfll‘. R. J. Bishop, 0. H. Rind.
J. W. Flanders, Boston; Mrs. Adolph
Pint: and part of four. R. M. Arm-
strong, bouts lg. Mnnvllle, New Hm
vcn; (3,.J White. New Britain; MIs.
w. El. limiter. Mrs. S. B. Underhlil.
lloswull. N. Y.: F. H Builum. Provi
Ilmlcc. 10.8. Moklcy. Bridgeport; w.
W. Stevens, Dnnbuly; Mrs. .CruwI
lord PittsburgJu. .
Mahtckemo—«F. ii Wheeler. New
Haven: Ii lludman. lions Appleton
New York; William Daniels. New Can
an L. it. iiurlbutt. Mr. Mathewson.
cit i8. Greenswin llwrldgcporl; w. T
Hill. New York. ‘il. Wilson, Ansonia:
A. Lliiibburd, Boston; id. (3. Grant.
city: Mr and Mrs. Inn Aahtlk‘il. Non
walk; Mr. and Mrs G AIJIfilihll. Cleve-
land 0.: J ll. Donnell Néw Hawaii; I).
Little. llrldasport; (l C. Edwards. 13ch
ton: (1W. Thompson. Kalamazoo,
Mich. , . ,
“blur AIIIIIIVAL or. vacuum
SABIIE iSLANl). N 8., Sept. 26.“
Sir. Kuiscrin Angul'ste Victoria, Han:
burg. Southampton and Chel‘hourg for
New York. was 140 miles southeast oi
punt, where she is now mending Iab to he Incorrect. lie is a Freshman and this point at ll: all a m. Dock 7:30 a.
kill
;The house of the lion 0 W. llcil
was II passenger on the hours train.
Nearly every man knows II lot at
in mm from Rcwnytun ammo good rules for raising other peopled Island In ii. 55 a. ,3, Dock
J’ngsufium mattiwiact‘chiirsa. _.. , him
ni. Saturday.
Sir. La fluvole. News for New York.
was reported 185 miles cast of Sable
flip a. :1.
9
'i we lame ‘
WILL VISIT NORWALK EAGLES.‘
Congressman Theodore Bell. oi Cali- .
roriiiu, grand worthy president or the ‘H
the Eagles, of the United I
the »
‘ . , familiarly known as “Lucy" lions. was
finished in mahogany and while ennui:
el and the whole appearance 0: the ;
The on- 9
‘ trance to the building and the stair-
Iels will be filled with bronze tablets ‘
paper in appropriate colors.,'l‘lic racks .
i t,
the United Statca.I ,
A Judas Irvin was on the bench and
a murder trial was building (l. T. Loan.
under sherill. There was ditliunity in
getting a jury that 1me nothing about
the plots at the case. The rssular pan:
.01 had been exhausted. and u bilabial
von'iic had been issued and was finally ,
returned.
"have you at last secured a sutlicluut
number at Jurymcnt who know nothing
about this case?”
"Yes. your honor." I‘ébliod Lone:
”st of. them know nothing about this
CJBQII," and the other six. know nothing
a cl .
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attempt to kiss her and a voting wi-
dowilhinks it wrong it he do .I’snt suc-
use
ofteuequulled except in the greatest ‘ '
Ball State and StoWarl
Before buying 2
Cook Stove.
Your money back alter a
month’s trial if you want It.
”—-
THE:
Illumination.
I34 Washington St.
u‘
URING THEN ,.
frequent Vinita ‘
' of wet Weather
from now on you
I and
the protection of
one of. on} . light
but waft 'rtight
Rainconta.
Each coat a mod-
.c1 of style and fine
workmanship.
$7 to $25.
Open Monday, Wéunesmv
and tiuvgnhayoninm.
JJSEJH NEVIS,
Tailor, Clothier. Hutton;
Furnisher.
85 Washington at. 80. Not-walk.
‘ “Well. Mr. Long." asked the judge,
éllI'i'IlII line luNl.
. oi: Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at. 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwdlk up to 4 p. In. and South ‘
Norwnlk up to ii: 30 pm .
I NORWALK STEAMBDAT co.
c. c. Housman.
(lunarai Agent
Rates: 92‘ pan day and upward-
m
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners 75 Goals.
T01. {88. . I. I
w: Ass scans-s Iron Erna" cits-
DIXON LUBRICANTS
No. 688 for motor vehicle trans-
mission gears. ‘
No. 677 for genre or both automobiles
and claim he
no. 3 graph iJJto cup gram
Thése lubricants are considered the
best in the wor l.d
J. E. EJJKJJJNJ N JN
“Mount floods so HcmmPr‘lcn."
I ’ Nfiml‘k-
.30. Wall sum.
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
”dim Embalmor I
, II M an Main 8L. 8,0th orvtolk .
Mid new“ 0 waihlnuton It.
, Holt c at hbuc‘o‘. 89.8.
‘ Tblppfiono at 91099. Mffi
“w...—
Miller 8: Jordan,
Ollie. lion’s nuts Building.
”UT”: NQRWALKI It ‘
I-IIIIII (lilo. itli Slim, street,
usiouarosr.
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (toot
Aiming J. Smith,
Lonn. III!
Korn Kinks
per package
4 (>125
Phone M J . J‘f
'22 Goblin. Av». - 4 In! "mill.
Your fruit will look nicer it you use
the square shape and white glass trait
inrs, than they will in the oid‘huliion
round shape and neon Kim. The
square one. hove lightning tops.
Crockery. Glassware. Houuturnllli-
in; Goods.
Wall Paper. and Prepared Paint:-
Window Slindel Ind Picture m”
to order.
W
Contractor tor Paintlu and moor-
aunt.
l
L. II. DECKER.
01 Washington 8m».
Tel. can.
i
I
Ellllill builds lull
h-Wo um tho I. O H. dmn Trad .
Irina Bum». Auk iIIII «Inna-
Ooutn Nam-lit.
' I, . DiREGTORO.
iI
should be scalp ed with I dainty
snow white, one p see "Standard" Por-
celain Enameled mystery.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the Highest degree at comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
chanics, honest and reliable.
Horace R Hash,
CORNER MMN MID WIHS'I' 070’.
scum balloons, cons. ;
ransom-rm. 21mm. Emma ;
W
CAQITAL.
$100,000.00.
wanton“ AND norm,
$173,000.90.
I
l
ECWIN H. MATHEWSONJ PHI. ’
JOHN H. KNA‘PP, 190 VIM-Pm.
pm
WILFRED BODWELL, 099M".
newbie articulations to Date I:
JJJJJ [SJJJJ JJJJJJJJN
EVERY LADY'3 DRESSING CHAM- ‘
-: liliiiiiIIliii Cost.
Irishman H. hownn, iiIIII Vice
aii'i‘d; ordinary
1". Moses Savor.
Will staid ~ ' “(with
A Light Giver.
d1! WASHINGTON STREET.
Plum ”7..
Get in the. Habit of Having‘ vaul-
Sunday Dinner at the
GLII'FORD
No worrying about selecting.
your mean, no bother with-
dluhea or stove when pleasant
weather comes. I
Courteous Service. «1F
Pleasant Surroundings. a
I. Exoellent Cooklng,
EHARLES REYNEKEJ
,, Proprietor. «
KT” Tclephcneflh‘sp, ‘
MNMMNW
FRAN K 6.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND.
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Clipper I.
and Zinc.
"NT 30 South Main Street,
""1 So. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call 97-!-
its:
Gregnigs l'iinll
EAST NORWALK
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
John O'Suiiivan.
magi-later.
ill“!
45 Was at. NomIII. W
at Washington at. 80'. Normal; i
We have uvarni dacidod bargnlII
In income producing proporty ,3IIIJE
must incrom in vslul with the and
gth of the town.
.__._. I
A Minimum Amoith
, of J
Home Comfort.
Happiness.
and
Contentment.
with a Modicu‘m oi Expenst‘.
that' is
Gas Lidilliiid.
'l’II
We Inc piping houses aid
.J l
f , Letu‘s pipe your's.
m In“,
ll. H.- Mathewson
Hon 90 mar
John H. Knapp W y
union Grumman
Josiah it. Marvin In Wallace Marvin
. I it“ In I Oh!
5
Several Sinles. ‘I ‘
tiniest In J?
e
, accepted.
Malibu. Vuuiulm. Poll
I at c.. m.
East NOI‘rW-alk
‘ Tel. 452:
MONEY
Money loaned to so rigid employees
‘ , and housewives on t eir own name
... without indorser.
-I strictly confidential. Call and sec us
I INDEPENDENIT LocAn AND sscus-
Haviiaud Buliding,c
' 8.
All transactions
Wuhlugton at
In. to ii p. m- .I
Office hours.
Nilhliiu Salter NlllJliilli Slur—J
. THAN NEW YORK REAL‘ ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed intend! 9n ‘0':
Bond snip) by cii‘cfcii mm
umi-bhdlilill’y.’ Over hall nIIIIIII
. dollars paid to investors to lists
:I. Ass‘s‘rs NEAva saucepan on
Investments o! from 3100 to 3b Ji)
participating in éhl‘ulngb
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview; ‘ ,
ll. L CDBURN. G‘u‘ueral Agéot.
16 South Main Street. '-
Blon Dinners and All Kinds ll loll:
Bath House: to Rent by the Bench _
.1842 I ‘
mansion on) sr,
or HEATING. -I
.7: WATER HEATING.
0T AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
on and Steam Fitting, Ga: Fiztturcn,
Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock all
RICHMOND RANGES?
‘THE JONES & HgTCHKiSS
COMPA
17 WALL eraser.
NORWALKI
THE SOUTH) NORWALK
STORAG I
w VAtiEttodth
for
I FURNITURE, PIANOS arc.
Telephone, 940—6
n; For Particulm.Addrtu
G. N.- McKIBBIN,
Om”, Roam. A. 'izililliaud Block,
Washington “rut...
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insure Agaidii noun
Hi til.
i TRAVfiLlugflfisflANcl can
or Hé‘rtiorq.
Policy covers Every 'BIIIliiy iniiiry‘
(Fatal and Otherwise) Due to Acciden-
iul Causes,
& Co]
mites and particular: or
ILM.
16W intuit
I «4 ‘.
.v . BEAU ”TATE. I
ll Railroad Ava, booth Normik.
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HOTEL vlgl
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