iii .
. ' it the best
Candy 111111111 an 11 11111191111111.
glad to prove in 11 With free sample .
. .111 bases at 110, it). till 111111 89 Cents
Alonso Wheeler, of 111111 Eorwalk,
1111111911 981111181. yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Price, of East NorWalk,
has been visiting friends in Greens
Farms.
Mills Bessie 1111111. of First Street,
has returned home from‘ Chester Ver-
mont. after nearly a four months
visit 9
W
There is no more mucllage in the
bottles so labeled, than there in hair
on a billiard ball, and it would be 11
geod idea for the people to make their
own. which is easily done by procuring
a few cents 111111111019 gum arable and
dissolving it in water instead of par-
1111; five cents an ounce for that free
hrticle, and simply suit 1; a bottle and
a stick ‘oi wood. which it worth about
half a cent apiece. it is no wonder
that newspapers and the like often fall
to get to their destination not on ac-
count Ef the post office officials, but
because there is no sticking to the
alternate mucllnge We get today.
Two excellent photographs of the
Menken tomb in Paris, with Gemgo
J. Kluepfel standing by the shaft, and
which Were taken by his wife, have
9 been received by the old gentleman
who erected the monument, in Paris,
in 1869. Quite a little diplomacy was
required on the part of the Americans
with the officials in Mont Parnasse
Cemetery. The official at the gate oi
the burying ground shook his head
Brill/Ely as they entered with a suspi-
clmls package under their arm anti just
as they were focusing the monument
ob‘r‘enoh military cap bobbed up from
no one knows where, but the Anterb
unnerverc not to be disappointed after
so much tlouble George placed a
franc piece behind his'back. and the
ofllcials too]; it from there, while
George whispered the word “Skiddoo.”
and he was seen no more that day. It
is needless to say the photographs will
be prized the remainder of the old
man's life ‘T photo contains the
Wreath of viole fastened to the urn
on the top of the monument by the
American and his wife.‘
3 ‘ROWAYTON.
- ,/
Roway ton Methodist ' Church—~Morn-
ing services, 10:30: Sunday school 2
p. m.; Epwortb League, 025 p. 111.; over
fling service, 7:30; The pastor will
preach at both services,
“ A reception will be given by the la
dies of‘ the Reliance Social Club at the
headquarters of the truck company
on Monday evening. The green boxes
will be opened at this time.
Rev. Ernest W. Bysehc. pastor of
the ltowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church has returned from Montreal,
Canada, where he was the guest of
relatives for about two weeks
A number of Rowayton residents
Will attend the marriage of Miss Mll-
d d Phelps 81013321 daughter of Mr.
1111 Mrs. Anson helps Stokes, to Dr.
RM 0111 S llooker,111 the bride's rcsl
dance. in Nmoton, Thursday, October
“til. \99
liowayltln haptist Church F. C.
Brown, pastor—~Scrvicns i0: 30 11 n1.
and 7:30 p. 111. Morning subject. A
Notable Saying; evening subject. liro-
tllerliood of God. Sunday school fol-
low .11111r11in9 services; Junior (3. l,
at 3:30 p. 111.; older 0. l1).. at 11:30. liy
request a trio will ably: Where in My
Wondering lioy Tonight. T11111ulay.ii
11,111.. meeting for study of i111111lgr111
ilon problem. 'i‘luii'utluy.7 .30, Happy
Hour service and 11011111111111 1111111111111.
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9......
FOR MAY.
Nay. think not that my earthly path
in sin-wu with roach.
Nor that my soul a solace bath
That there 1111111111111
Within thy breast
This thought of 111111111.
i loved and love but then; will thou
Accept this token?
l trudge my 1!lil"lll|,\ footsteps now
With lienrinirlnua broken
' ' With 111ml depressed
And heart all inns broken.
”53‘ v
1 care not that Aurora's trend
‘ in fair with blushes,
Nor that at arc the 111111 11111111 ubcd
Fair tibia and flushes:
” Nor that. at. night
The full moon blushes.
(honor and fair had 11111011111111 May.
q'l‘encb me what bilalrl 11.
1111111111 and drive my woe away
, With love and kisses;
‘ 1'” 111111111110 11111
Mt love and 11111111111.
nolhra 11111 lot 1111 once 111111111
811%" 111111 to llnm‘l‘.
And 1111111111111 to the meet refrain.
'1'1111 ' tly singer-1a
“ “’ ' I! nightingale
will 111111111 1111 1111911111
.111. than. 11113111181111. my earthly 1111111
Will lhl com With men.
1111 all my soul with solace 1111111
1‘ 9993i 111m reaches
Within that breast.
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allied! W!“
1151‘
ll WOT EENNAED.
t.
Al‘wa‘ytr‘ '
ere More
and 111111111311.
rty changes
A. Fests Hoyt,W1
to Sarah
. t‘
three'sal‘es or real. all; estate.
gas of; 9.000.‘ The maps
were as follows: ‘
' G. W. Merritt st 1111 to
street: Jm'eiillah Miller
1 c
WESTPORT.
M111 Rollin Stoddart passed Tues-
day in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Harry Sherwood is entertaining
friends from out of town.
1111,1111”) Jennings of the Farms
is entertaining friénds from out of
1.own
m
Mrs. Outhouse of Danbury. has been
a recent guest of friends Com
beach. at “0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shooter are en-
firmlning friends from New Rochelle,
Mrs. Paul Prousser from Norwnlk
has been the guest of her mother, Mis.
Gampher.
Mr. and Mr.s Charles Landerberg
are entertaining friends from New
York city.
Mrs. Nell Mitchell has been visit-
ing her sister Mrs. Hope Borden, of
New Haven.
The sloop yacht Daisy of FiveMlle
river is at Anderson's boat house un-
(lot going repairs.
, Warren S. Rogers has moved his
household ghoris to Sptlngfield where
he will reside in the future.
Henry Borrman, who has been visit-
ing Mr and Min Frank Krntzer, has
returned to his home in New Haven.
Mrs. O. L. Allen of Saugatuek, who
has been visiting her brother Dr. Put-
boy, in Milford‘has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bunnell have
closed their summer residence and
{love gone to New Haven for the win-
er.
Mrs. Frank Edwards of Plattsvillc.
and Mrs Charles Gray of Greenfield
gillI were recent guests of M15.Honry
ul
The Misses Bertha and Blanche Van
Hoosear have returned home from a
two week's visit with relatives in Dau-
bury.
’l‘ho Ladies' Afternoon Willst Club
9 met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Burritt. Wakeman. Mrs. G. Y. Smith
and Miss Hattie Bradley won the 11111
Z85.
Gel. and Mrs. Frederick hey have re-
turned to their home on Clinton avenue
after a six week's cruise in their yacht.
They passed 11 part of the time at
the Jamestown Exposition. On the re-
turn they left the yacht. in 8. blockade
in the canal in New Jersey returning
to their home by rail.
Door are becoming too plentiful
this vicinity to satisfy furthers. A few
days ago a buck and doe sWam the
Sangututk river above the carriage
bridge and wandered around the open
fields along Riverside avenue. Sunday
a 1108 with her them was seen in the
fields on the east side of the railroad
bridge, and last night Captain William
Alien. tender of ihe railroad bridge saw
a. buck, doc and fawn in the corn
field of William Hurlbult. The deer
lumped fences and reached a posture
where a number of cows Wol‘o feeding.
'li‘hlcd cowa chased the deer out of the
fa .
in
M-
Olllcer iiezekinh Allen was called to
the home of William ilornn on the
buck road between Westport and Non-
wnlk, Wednesday evening to arrest. or
restrain the bend of the fondly who 11p-
poal'ed to be having a sort of brain-
storm. (Minor Allen found that he had
no Jurisdiction in the case. The house
Is in the town of ‘Norwalk. A leis-
frisnd, Sprlnsdalei Willlani‘ ension t ‘
. 11‘. B. Chadderton, 01111111111192. 0 ‘
.fl‘ills was an exceptionally difficult
stretch to excavate, owl to
larue'uniopnt’o: rock encou tiered. The
1111111 1111111111111 111 South ‘
finished. '1‘ W. Hall's
””1523: 'places 911919199913
Mrs. Barnes. of Norwnlk, is 9 the
‘9 guest of" Mr,,191nd Mrs. Henry. 1111112119. 9
11 vi t with her sisterun 9New 93:11
ebelle‘, N Y.
M.“
Fitch Were guests on Thursday of Mrs
R. C. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Warren Bradley are
entertainin Plot. and Mrs. 0111111 of
Highland ails. 1‘
Mrs. «D. H. Lockde and Miss
Susie Meekerof New Canaan have
been guests of relatives in town.
Miss Osborn and Mr Gould of
Georgetown have been guests at the
residence of Mrs. Wildmun Adams
N‘ori’ield Grange contort ed the third
and fourth litigious on a lorg c class of
candidates last.‘ evening A fine sup-
pet following the exercises.
terlloon from the Zion Hill M. li.‘
Church, Rev. A L. Hubbard conduct-
ing the service.
RELIGIOUS LIBERALS LEAVE
ao 0TB ON.
BOSTON Sept. 28. -——-A large party of
the delegates who particlupated in the
sessions of the international Congless
of Religious Libs-111111 during the past
week, left Boston today for Fairhaven,
whore they will hold services in the
Memorial Church there, a. gift of Henry
HtRogers', "err the last tWo excursions
which'hud been provided nor their e111
tcrtuinment.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. 9
The following letters remain uncallo
cd for at the following postolllces for
the current week.
A. Kinney Cameron Mackenzie. 1111s
K. C. Ry.an Mrs. Kate Spencer, Edwin
Stout, L Whittaker
E. 1'].
caow 3. P. 11.
Norwnlk-«Harry liugbnlan. Miss Mu-
,bcl l-lowurd, W. ll. Kinney, 1021 liroad
street.
B. S. KEITH, P. M
NOTICE.
Admission of Electors
Notice is hereby given that the Se
lectmen and 'lbwn Clerk of the Town
of Norwalk will hold 11 session in the
Town Court room, Wall street, ill the
city of Norwalk, for the purpose of
examining the qualifications of and
admitting to the cleetor's oath those
persons who shall be found qualified.
Saturday, the 28th day of September,
1007. from 9 o’clock'ln the forenoon
until 7 o'clock in the afternoon. 1111
less all on the ”list to be made" shall
have been admitted or rejected before
that time
Dated at
September,
91311719111111: this 24th day of
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED AVlSON.
J. B. RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town of Nonvnlk.
HERBERT ll. SMITH.
1124 lit ‘ Town Clerk.
NOTICE.
phone message to Norwnlk brought of
floors Motherland 111111 Fitch lioifoot
11d. They found Horau in had together
with a double burrolled allot 111111 with
which he was threatening to about any
one who approached him 111» was
quickly overpowered by the 111110111111
111111 11111011 to Norwalk and locked up.
flornn owns tho farm Whol‘o he liyos
with his wife and children. He bun
been on a apron i111- acvurul days 11 1!
came home in an only mood. o
threatcntsl his 111111 with 11 11111111111111
and. drove the family out of 11111 1111111111
and 1111191“ were bidi 111: when the bill
Core 1111‘ ved
NEW CANAAN.
'1 here are 82 New Canaan 11111111111111
attending tyne Stamford High school.
Mrs. Fred Odell of Penn; street in
slightly improved after 11 revere ill-
11111111.
Andrew 1". Jones who was indispen-
oil for some time, is now fully recov-
- cred.
W
Mrs. Hamilton, of the Colonial
ileum, is taking a vacation and her
1111111111 9111 closed.
MW
Mr and Mia. William W.Well11, of
11111111111 0111-1111111 will spend the winter
in Lynchhurs, Va.
Mrs Lilliam Scolielil of Mott's don
new: is caring for her “111.111.8111. W111
11am Weber, who 111 “hourly in 111 11111-
home in fimoklyn. '1 1
int-11W ‘
On account of the dry summer. the
New 121111111111 111111119111 Molded who
hold no 11111' this Although the
311111111111 run of farm 1111111111» is 1111111111
“‘11
8111111 Nil lilting
Town 15? rwalk are hereby notified
and wnruc‘d that a special o‘wn meet-
ing will be held in the own Hall
Wail utroul 'i‘utlsday. 0111111111 1 11107
at 11 o clock in the evening. for the fol
lowing purposcl, to wit: ' .
To hear the annual reports of
the town officers, and!» take action
thereon.
2. To hour 11 report of estimates
and reconnnondatlons of the board of
Estimate and Taxation of Norwnlk and
1111111 action thereon. and. if deemed ad
via 1blo. to accept and ratify the some.
and instruct and direct the seiectmen
to make their expenditures for the en-
111111111 your in accordance therewith
'1. To declare the intention of the
town to expend the amount allowed
for the construction or improvement
of iliuhwuyl. under Chapter 264. Pub
lie Acts of 11107, entitled, “An not con
earning the improvement of public
roads.” and. to direct the salesman to
make an application, 1111 provided in
said not.
1i. To take action 11111111111 to the
Payment for the new high school build-
1111, and to authorize the isol‘ectmcn to
borrow money on the notes of the
town, for the name
ii. To take action on a petition of
Leo Davis a. ti others requesting that
‘the selectors be instructed to keep
their 111111111111 office open between the
hours of 9 111111 12 o‘clock in the fore-
115511.111111 2 and 5 o'clock in the after-1
noon, and to have one or the select;
1111111 or the clerk of the board present
during 11111111111111.
Dated at Norwnlk this iltlth day of
September 1110?.
' JAMES A BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON.
. .1. n. RAYMbND
Selectmen of the Town of 1401;121:111.
« 5t
Contractor 11411111111 has ‘coml‘iletad 91‘
t a sewer excavation in Cherry street. ~
tllii ‘
Sadie Gibbs has returned from ‘
Miss Alice Pitch and Miss Annie
The funeral of Mr. George Confield
of Wilton, was held on Thursday 1111,
South Norwalk—Mrs.‘ lionnideck '
Miss M. .i. Dav,is J. M. Johansson ii.
NEW HAVEN, Sell; 28. ~1A verdict
of not guilty was given by Judge Wolfe
R11 nine common pleas coult yesterday.
fiernoon in the case b1 ought by citi-
club; of the town of Madison against
Thomas Hooker f Hartford, for alleged
overspce‘ding of an automobile. The 1111--
4112111 was ‘oh a fine of fill) imposed by
the Madison justice. The evidence was:
put in and the alignments made today. 9
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PORTLAND MAN KILLED BY 1
' TRAIN.
PORTLAND Gena. Sépt. 28. --Wll-
linm ’991‘11yl01'.aged sixty years. was.
instantly killed by a East-bound train
here. today. it is said that Taylor was '
1
on the ‘ralls to take off his shoe ,wheu
the train came along and h him.
l-Ie was an inmate of the almshouse
here. , .
school. was
#119131“,
Large assortment of Boys‘ Bailey
Shoes, Caps. waists. etc, at special
prices. , ”1119 Emil,
11 111111
likfliflfr 1
at the ' , 9
Ball State and Stewart
Before buying a
Cock Stove.
10111111011111 baclt alter a
months trial if you want 1i.
“
1111:
11111 1931181
“If"
l34 Wtslungton Si.
Fell Overcoat;
Too Warm yet for a
heavy overcoat; too cool
for none at all. The light
overcoat is just right for
these chilly nights. ‘ The
new styles are exceedingly
attractive, and the assort-
ment unusually broad.
$12 to. 1311
win-1'
011511 1111111111. WIDNIODAY
‘—
_—.»_
and «today Evenings.
71111511
GMM
Furnilhl.
It WunhinutonK “10.1111le
1 ,.
' belt in the world;'
walking the track and had‘ sit down ..1‘
A9
".4. .M.... uuum-a~ _ H .._ .. 3......
11111111111 gears; ' 1 1' '
. 1110.677 for gears of both automobiles
and motor boats 1., ,
No. 3 graphite 111111 311118.
These lubricants are consideredrthe
n'w. 11211111
Jl‘un‘ai‘a I r53!” _
and Embalmr. » '
i! Nohn"m111a'et"115uth Norwnlk
1111111 195115951" ’8‘“ “blown".
11‘ 11611111111111 It hou511‘7‘iiis."..
9 Telephone at allied. 9891!.
09111811181 11111111 Building
sou-1'11 NORWALK. 11111119.
[191110111111 i8i 81111 Strut
IRIDGEPOR‘I’.
llail Lille bill
for freight Only
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO1
Anninn J. Smith,
Lam Boner-n1 Agent
Korn Kinks
Der 11911196
113’ ‘:'§9‘I 9‘ ‘ “58'19 1 ~
' 1111111111 228-38
F! coo-951 951101.1’ Em Norwnlk.
.11
‘11
‘ 9 ‘EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAM-
' ' BER
hould be 1111111111911 With: dainty
new white, one piece "Standard" Por-
9111111 Enameled lavatory. 1 1
Have you ever stopped to consider
ow delightfully convenlncl; it would
a to have hot and cold running water
11 your dressing chamber, sleep-
ng apartment or ilrst' floor toilet
oomi Its presence would afford you
be highest degree of comfort.
l we will gladly quote you prices. 0111'
lumbers are strictly competent 1911111
basics, honest and reliable. '
rats ii 9119.
1111191111111 1911911111 11111191 weer 11
Bill
.6”! To 1
111051115. 9
“MPH“? ANQ‘PROHTC '
. ,. m 91.50““ 1 9/
N H. MATHKWEON, Pm.
W!
"N H. KNA ”l5 iiiVlw‘FNl.
ED BOOWELL, Oulhlh‘.
"11113331“"15’1‘53 111‘ 11
Mb"
., 1111111 1|.M’111’.9m111
. 011 and after Tuesday. January 7. ..
1906, Freight Propellers 'w'ill leave '
Pier 28, East. River, New York. (foot '.
of Dover street), every day, (except: .
Sunday), at i n. m. Freight received '
at Norivslk 11p to 4 1am in and South I.
. Norwnlk up to 6: lion . .
G. G. Hegemln, I'
spams H. howau. 111111 v11.- ,
11111111 worth; 1"? "it" 11‘.
m wasumercu 57111191111
P91191159 " 1 -
Get 111’1'1‘111 1111111 1.1811111113911111:
Sunday Dinner-119i the
1 CLIFFORD " "
I
your meats, no bother 'with
dishes or stove when pleasant
9 weather comes. .
Courteous Service. " ’
Pleasant Surroundingl. 9,19,
,Excclient Cooking. ' 9. '-
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
A!” Telephonoflflfi
, 1. . ,. .11...“ '1' 1.11
cecaooeewwem'
1‘ FRANK C.
VAN 'SCOY
PLUMBING}
STEAM,
1101' WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
$31
1 and Zinc. ’
1111 Telephone 01111 ‘97- 51
Gumsmw
glABT uNOBWALK
_.._.——-
Slim Dinners and All Kindl II Ion
‘ l‘ood Cooked to Orde‘r‘. ‘
Bathing and fishing.
Bath House- to Rent by the lesson
John 0'3ulllvon.
Froprihtor. "
1111111 11111111
‘9‘ 111-1' 45 W111 at, Norwnlk. are!”
.4 Wuhlnnior‘l 82.. so. No‘rwiflf
18111111111111! 11111111111111
' We haw. «11111 «11111311 ”9991111
911 Income produclnn proptifty‘ 5.th
imult inure-u in value Mill the tepid
{growth of the town.
‘.
v
$.13.
of
Home Cemforl,
Happiness.
and ,. ,
Contentment
with 11 1111111111 oi Expensv.‘.-‘o
dial is
' 1
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We are pundit houses 1111
1.11111 151111 19101113,“,
without indorscr
.2 1.11711.
: % Guarantee
I. . Bend §h§
. Ie‘mi a‘nnuaJ
1: or a personal interview.
V r r “,3 (1,9 fie-"L179 1'! ,1.ng ‘
A Minimum Amount.
Minimum Cost. '
THE CHM £9.le COMEAM
:ICO99Fr119r1 Street 61‘. , NewYork‘ Cit:
"“‘WLAL‘J‘HMV'? “'11.”? I
No worrying about selecting 9 9
T011 4529.1
MONEY
Money loaned to salaried employees
and houservea on their own name 1
All 11111111511111“
strictly confidential. Call and 1111191 1111
.1 INDEPENDEurrLOAét AND Sitcom
j: Hoviiand Building. :
Wuhin t 1
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p? 11119 6“
labial Sith—“ ‘
‘I“HAN ”NEW YORK BEKL 28;“? TB.
«For years this company has pa d , -
£9 lpterclt dit- NI
1111 peck Issued
vcr 111111 mlilit‘i ‘
. - doil‘an‘spaid to trycstor'u to date.
’A888‘l'8 NEARLY recompense. ‘
Investment! of from $100 to $10, 1109
- nudepted, pa’rtitflatlng in earnings
9 from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature
11.1..coaunu. central Agent, ”5
16 South Main Street.
1
1847 .
PLUMBING 11111) STEM
HEATING. """ ""1
1101' warns HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING
STOVES AND RANGES.‘
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gal hurl Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtdi‘ed,
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you «an our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES 1
9THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 W9ALL STQBET, . aim-un- 1,9
I ruhfu'r
URE, PIANOC E'TO.
Toiephono, 81011-18. '
It for Particular. Address
. o..u. Mafifiam,
111911111. 131111111 ,O..Ha9ila‘1'1h 811119111.
Washington a .9151.
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TRAY/ELEM “£3 Misc:
rtford.
which
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tel (21111111311 '
Rates 1111911 particulars of
81 Co]
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RE ESTATE. .
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(Fatal and Otherwishl Due'to Acchhur
J. M. Layton
‘11 1111115111 11119? 31111111 11111111111111.
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