‘qn’oII
dads wh
produce.
sonAonoron eras
_ TIL-0 ALL. I4 Isol-
home In St. John avenue.
play nIppt.
I The Dory Olub balloon team ls
0MB
at he Hill
VjJilcksou are said to be planning to
unveil; next month.
"dist church on Sunday.
‘ Washington street bridge.
. silitls, Is rapidly recovering.
' moved T from 48 Spring street to
Cotton avenue, East Norwalk.
Mrs. ill. B. Smith is quite ill at her
uand
“Th.
mud ox- ,
in lime—cool 400.
names PHARMACY,
The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk’ Irish Club is to be held Sun-
to
shortly with the Sons nine
William Twomhly and Clarence
80
'1‘ e Holy Communion will be ac-
’ Inm stdred at the East Avenue Metho-
A lunch will be served tomorrow
flight at the Rescue Mission on the
xi Misti Margaret Hatchman of Sea-
2 view menus, who has been ill of ten-
138th Brunstrup and family have
20
I
WhiIilon Wheeler, of Van Zandt
street, is entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Susan Bayllss, of Port Jefferson.
The Advent Chiistiaii Sunday school
schoillrs will rehearse the Childieii's
I Dag pmgrani tonioirow afternoon
The Rev. L F. Reynolds pastor
iii
of
the Advent Christian church will do
liver a sermon Sunday evening on the
subject, “The Thief of tho Crass "
Robert Brown, Richard Sweeney”, W
J. Welshoit and Chiis Larson set out
after lea bass, yesteidoy, but return
ed with a mess of blackllsh instead. I
Miss'Clara Sloan, of Chattawurlli,
New Jersey, and Miss Norah Jones,
Camden, New Jersey, are guests
their cousin, Mrs. Oakley Smith,
Benedict street. -
of
of
of
The Rev. G. T. Freeman lead the
weekly prayer meeting at the East
avenue Methodist church, last night.
‘and was assisted by Edward Tiounsou
There was a good sized attendance.
WilliamDenllisowil laid up by
lil-
ness, and his partner, James A. John-
son. was obliged to take his place'
Herbert Penny
Mr.
their market today.
is assisting on their wagon
Johnson's placd.
in
In
The annual meeting of the East
waaik acacia district will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock at the Fitch
school, when the various matteis
in
the call, published in these columns.
will be disposed of.
A huge audience greeted the ltev.
Mr. Hatch, the blind evangelist from
Leon, Iowa, last night, at the Advent
Christian church. He spoke very con-
vincingly, and in an interesting man-
ner of the probable fate of Russia.
The bottle of Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Bates, in Van Zandt street, is quaran-
tined for scarlet fever one of their
children being ill of the disease This
is the fifth case that has developed
in
East. Norwallt during the past few
days.
John E. O’Sullivan. Etlgsyoung son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. ullivan,
First street, is getting along
with his attack of scarlet fever.
of
flnel v
’i‘
be
little fellow has been domiciled on the
second floor of the house, which was
vacated some time ago.
Captain William A. Raymond has
hauled his sloop out on the Seavicw '
avenue meadows and is giving her
new cost of paint. Captain Raymond
had to do some tail hustIlng
this
morning to get the vessel’s water line
finished ahead of the tide.
The two oyster buyers' boats, which
arrived' in Wilson‘s Cove yesterday
morning, were filled during the
The Blast Norwalk oysternien it
have the good weather contiiiu
C
aiye
in
order to continue the presence of buy-
ers in this harbor and vicinity.
William Beers was tendered a sur-
pils par last night at his home
the Magazine sir i; bridge.
(Ill
Dan-
ring was a feature 0 the evening, mu-
sic being furnished by the Pastime
Orchestra Charles Davy, leader.
All
tinborate supper was served, and the
WANTED“ MEN AND WOMEN
F H "tor. the enterprising
druggist, is? pausing today for ilfiy
men and Men to take advantage of
the specialty.“ price offer be Is mak-
ing on.. Dre;
srd’s celebrated spe-
side for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia. aliill. It a fifty cent package
power of
diseases. its well
livn trouh
the‘mODOYn
medicine dons
Wagner
“flint or 'Ivhomth
Cll 1‘9.
Iivd’ihj its up! the Tetllurltilillble
'l dicta, cure ose
M 9.9 headaches and
root to refund
idolilltilrr relieve. slid
This is can“ pull opportunity to ob-
tain till doses. “Robes , hdstmodlclne ever
agile foab’a I Its". ““35: 32%;;va
t persona I I, I1 -
liusindss this: 1 ”In! Che. money if
it fl no . s on
noggin t cuppa at m. Baxter's
store today, sopd app 25 cents byil mail
And. he “will. Ii. pink sue.
‘ promptly, char ”(psi . d.
‘ gathering broke up about o'clock
this morninp.
The New Del-ion House, about to
be constructed by John E. O‘Sulllvsn,
opposite John J. Wallh's residential!
to be built by Waldron and aiorddn
The firm is now (attic mdy to start
the work. M J. a, of ytho fl
was on the scene "this morning maé
the preparations,
A party Ilsa pivion Dorothy It. How.
ell, yesterday afternoon, in honor of
her fifth birthday. Ho ghosts included
Anna Stevenson. Lillian Twomhly.
May Smith, Ellen Ross, Lillian Rose,
Ethel Rose, Eiri Barnes, Ariel Also
worth and Mildred Howell. The chil-
dren enjoyed themselves plsyius
games. and refreshments were served.
The little hostess received many hand
some presents, among them being a
gold locket given by the members of
the Dory Club.
Paul Mailer, an East Norwslk lad.
was pinned under a forty foot flagpole
' yesterday afternoon, at the home of
R. W. Smih, in Hawkins avenue, but
it is not be loved that he was seriously
injured, though he screamed lustlly
until neighbors conic to his assistance
and released him He scampered
away Mr. Smith had been painting
the pole, and bad it suspended on two
boxes, when it is said, several chil-
dren started to play around it. with
the result that it rolled from its sup
portal; pinning the Mabel lad under
sea
A thief was frustrated in his attempt
to burglarite the collar of the Slausoa
building at the Seaview avenue, Wash-
ington and Fort streets inaction, last
night. The intruder was discovered
at 8:30 by Mrs. Thomas 'Villago, who
was on the front plans of lieIr home.
a‘hd who saw a man open the cellar
door. She called the attention of Mr.
Village and Dr. F. 13. Baker who were
also there and all three started to in-
vestigate. The stronger heard them,
and bolted out of the cellar and disap.
peared in Scuview avenue. An inven-
tory of the cellar failed to reveal any-
thing missing. Mr, Village nailed the
door down.
-—Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty dl
gostlcn, lacy liver and sluggish bo-
wels. Burdock Blood Bitters streng-
thens stonisck. bowels and liver, and
purifies the blood. 1
«ROWAYION.
Mrs, Elizabeth Morrison. of Cudlipp
street, is spending a week in Boston
Mass.
Mrs. George Scott. of this place. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
Whitney. who has been ill at her real-
dence in Darien.
J, Emory Lchosky, of South Nor
walk. has short up the idea tor the
present season‘of getting a Ferris
wheel and locating ii at Roton Point
The new launch of Commodore
Charles Klein was slightly daniazed
Wednesday night by some Inter get-
ting into the vessel. One of the cooks
had been left open through an over
sight, and the water came in. and port-
ly flooded the cabin.
The members of the Rowayton Hose
Company lab to state that it was
Mr. and rs. Howard Knapp. of Riv-
erside avenue. Norwaik. who so kindly
gave the sketch at their recent recon
lion. Through an error the names of
Mi and Mrs. Fred Knapp appeared on
the program.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Nellie Clock recently visited
her father, in Brooklyn.
Miss May Lounsbury returned Mon-
.day from a visit tin Vérmont.
M. J. Taylor, of Hawthorne, N Y.,
was the guest of lg sou, Andrew cI‘ay-
lor Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Langdon
spent Sunday with ‘Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Mead, West Norwalk
Henry Baker. of Newton while fish.
ing on the sound, Monday, caught it
blackhsh of unusual size.
The Junior Guild of the St. Agnes
Society of St. Luke‘s church will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The Ladiini' Guild of Si. lmk‘c's
church met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. brank G icon, Noroton Heights.
The pupils of Miss Ryder‘s ICOIII at
the Center school enjoyed a picnic
and dinnci at Itoton Point, Saturday.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Gaff-
buy, of Newton, to Mi. Dohlcr, took
place on Tuesday at the Catholic
church. ‘
Next Sunday will be Cliildren’ 5 Day
in the Methodist and Congregational
churches, and appropriate exercises
will be held.
Miss Ruth Ballard graduated, Mon-
day evening, with honors from the
I‘roebci kinder-gluten training school
of New York 0
Miss Louise Scolield has returned
home from Strati'oid, after a very
successful year and the coming your
will teach the graded school of Green-
field Hill, near Fairlie-id.
The report that James Farrington,
oi Noroton, had taken a position with
George Geist, the Railroad avenue
butcher, proves to be untrue. The
market is under the managom t of G
E. Vrodenburg, of South Nor silt Gus.
tomers of Mr. Geist are now given free
delivery.‘
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WILTON.
Mortimer Sturg‘cs. of New York, has
been in touts for a few days.
Ml’il Fit-snip Paul. or rhiiaidelpnia,
is visiting Mrs. h'rsnk Rockwell.
TheRIoadlug his mot Thursday
afternoon with .LiDcW tt.
Mrs. aniii‘ needy Iii of woolen, is
visiting her aunt, M (R. H. Rite c.h
Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Hort sre‘ visit-
Inga their daughter. Miss. Mabel, in
Cambridge. Mass.
. Mrs Catherine Banning, of Lyme,
~I
' no;
. parish
while living
Israel;
by a Wot
'i‘rsiut Bedloilt and‘ who
were the delsssto‘s from St. ththew'i
Tuesday
Mrs. Herbert L Sturgos has been
spending a few days at her the in
this place previous to leaving 2 Coni-
bridso, Mass. .lwhsre Ills utilisation her
son, Harry Sturpos. . -‘
A concert for the benefit owns or-
gan fund of at Msttholw‘s arisb will
be given Monday event one 16th,
in Cannon Hall. The c lionl to la-
cludo Miss links, Mrs. Wfird and
Mrs. Angle. '
Mr. McQueen. who recently died at
his home In New York. was the father
of the late Bruce'McQueen, of this
place. The burial took place in St.
Matthew's Canister-y Thursday moral
lap at 11 o'clock. Rev. Charles Marks,
of St. Matthew's Church, officiated.
One fewuie of The Tea Room, sign
it The lid Goose. which excites a
good deal of interest, Is the guest book.
which now contains nearly one bun-
drod names. Souvenir post cards rapt
resenting picturesque Wilton views
are on sale; also antiques iii the Ex-
change.
Miss Smith, granddaughter of the
late Edward Smith, of Ridxileld, and
Francis Bodient both of Ridg'oflela,
were married in St. Stephen's Church
same place, by the rector. Edward
Smith was a native of Wilton snd‘
ere was an fictive coin
niuulcant at t. Matthew's.
Mrs. Cecige Boyd attended the com-
mgcement exerci at St. Margaret's
on Tuesday. An interesting eature
Rev. Dr. Francis Russell's. eightieth
birthday. A memorial hall in honor of
Mrs. Russell is also soon contemplated. I
Others of the St. Margaret girls in
town received invitations to this gath-
eriug.
NEW CANAAN.
E. J Brown visited friends In New
York Tuesday.
Michael Haslett has taken a peslv
tion at the freight depot.
4
at her home in Summer street.
Mr and Mrs. Conistock, of New
York. are now sloping at tho Ards
ley.
Miss liiez Talinadgo. of 80th Nor.
Tuesday.
DI. C. D. Keeler has had his Com-
pound car repaired, and it is now in
perfect running cider.
Miss M. E. Armstrong is still una-
ble to get. around the house after an
illness of several Weeks.
WESTPORT.
Westport Grange P 1‘, held an
open meeting, Wednesd rtvvuilns. at
which a children s program was ren
tiered. Ice cream and other refresh-
ments were served. Many who are
not members of the order were pres~
out, and all enjoyed the. ovoid“ ihor»
oughly.
1i
port, is one of the three applicants
who have been selected by the school
board of Annuals. for further invesiiitir
Lion. Out of a large number of appli.
cations the choice has narrowed to
these three, with a prospect that Prof.
Mead will be the choice.
About 60 friends of MrsW F.
Gould. of Saugatuck, tendered her a
birthday surprise party at her llouie.
The suests came from Norwnik. East
N0! walk and New Canaan. The visi-
,' tors brought Levy’s Orchestra with
thorn, and an abundance of refresh-
ments. There [was panic and dancing,
and a general good the Mrs. Gould
received many handsome presents.
The tow boat Greenwich made the
morning hideous with thc‘crsecblns
of her whistle at 6 o'clock on Tues-
day. The captain of the host was anx-
Ious to set through the railroad bridge
with a low. but had to wait until Can-
taln Allen, the bridge tender, was tole-
phoned for. He claimed that he was
detained in minutes. Under the new
plan of the railroad company the tower-
inan is obliged to call up tho draw
tender, as there Is now no nisht en-
sinner on the bridge. -
Eli Mead has worked out three colts
in his charge this week at the track
of E. '1‘. Redford in Greens Forms. The
colts have never been worked before.
and show promise or being lost when
they receive their education. The lash,
by Jewellyot, showed a mile i
lost half 1.33, and fast quarto In 84
seconds. Harry Hopper; tour years
old by Allerton, in the first mile ever
worked, went in 2.50, last half In 1. 22.
and last quarter lu 40 seconds. The
filly Arlen Girl, by Arlen, three years
old, want the mile in 3 minutes. half
in 1. 25, and charter in 41 seconds. This
is considered a good showing, when it
is considered that the colts have never
been worlqid before.
Ottavlo Bresc was fined $25 and
costs by Justice Morton at Saug'atuck.
Tuesday afternoon, on a charge of sell-
ing liquor to a minor. The case devel-
oped much feeling, and the witnesses
Were very positive on both sides. At-
torney Harry Sherwood appeared for
the state, and Attorney John Keogh, of
South Nervqlk‘. for the defense. It
was claimed by the rmddutloh that
the defendant had so it half a pint of
whiskey to an Italian sirl 12 years of
use as the resulfioi a trap set for him
by a Mr. Merely, who lives nearby.
The defendant denied that he sbld the
liquor to the iri.
man testified t at the girl asked him
to on the liquor for her, and that be
There will' be many chbnzes in the
corps of teachers in the Westport
schools next fall. Miss Caroline Ls
Roulette. or the 7%: node, will so to
he will be one
New Yorlutato. oed-
ed by Miss Catherine McCann, the
East sandstuclt school. Mia's Mary
Moore, of West. Long Lois; will he
transferred to East Ssuntuck. Miss
Lain; lioiiantiso piles to New Jersey: .
to the Episcopal Convention.
‘ which was held in Mlddlotown on
of the occasion was the celebrs on of '
Mrs. Charles Wotld is seriously iii‘
walk. was a guest of friends in town, -
Superintendent Mead, of the West- I
William Hansen-
had one 60. The girl also verified .
the slalom The case was anneal. . 9
ed under a mi of poo. ‘
iii in
1Tb howhowibw seem
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McGanloy, of tho Danbiiry Normal
school. Miss Ms ry L Donovan, of the
Cross Highway school, will leave, and
will he succeeded by Miss Mary E.
Cassldy, new teaching in Ridgolleld.
The West Long Lots position In still
Ones. and will probably be filled by
Miss Alicd Fitch. of Rowayton. Miss
Frances Lyon has secured another
position, and herplace has not been
filled. There are still two vacancies.
All of'the teachers who leave will re
celvo a larger salary, and It is found
lillcult to ilnd competent teachers at
be present salaries. There is a scar-
city of competent instructors in all
grades, and the schools will cost the
towns more this year than last on thug.
account.
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E E. Gotham,
Decorator.
ll‘el. 452.
1847
Plumbing an %§teani
HOT WATER HEATING.
NOT AIR HEATING. .
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas sud Steam Fitting, .6» Fixtures,
, Metal Collin, Etc. »
HAVE You mum R GTOGK OF
RICHMOND. BANG!”
The JonesdtHotchltlss
Company '
17' WALL STR‘ET“ . NORWALK.
ha AMUSEMENTS D
MUSIC. 'HRLD
Coolo'st Wlfi- iii ithe Stats.
The HAL'GEAENDON STOCK-I509
Support” In. Roi Clarendon “Brook
lyn's Favorilo‘oeior." n ’
"THI'G NVIGT'S DAUGHTER,"
for Th O’TFMRY and Saturday
’ II
. lsh . .
Commencing mossy, Juno 15. for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Nights; “Till. MAN 0F MYSTERY.”
Madness Wednesday and Saturday.
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures.
Prices—~Evenings, 10c and 15c: mati.
25c. on sale at encore ores Sims
dlIIIy. ‘ '
‘ ‘ mi“
Dailyhine toN. Y.
For Will Only.-
On and ,after Tuesday, January 7.
1906. Frolnhi: Propellers will. leave
Pier 28, East or. New York, (foot
of Dover street. every day. (except
Sunday). at i p, m. Freight received
at Norwallt dip to i p. in. and Son
NorwsIlt up to 5.20 p. in.
Norwallt stem“ C9:
Anmflfl Jo m“. 1:60 0; W,
‘Loshfl. “91 " densest Agent!»
‘1 9N." fill . at. I".' ‘ -'
“collect Gal-Ins.
Dim Employ;
“0 ' Ii", m. ‘
w glaciers a specialty.
”I'll“ W
«Willis tapas
W
and will he succeeded by Mills Ella 1°“
Baillomlk ‘
peoples. Reservodrsoais air Novas;
til nothing
.1... Clifford " ' 1‘
flood I'rosdy mixed Point, ILII. w
. ‘ pallet.
White Curtain Pplos. with m
Window Shades sod Pictiiro mu
mods to ordor. 0
Poihtiup and Docorstiu. \ “’M
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‘ will! also miles. it. lies; Trad
In. “Imps. Ask for mom- ' I
L. H. DECKER
I or Washington om
intone. I ~ costumes-III.
; I .
'svsnv um ”paganism crim-
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more ochlpwd with a ham
white. one plecoi‘fitandli‘d"m
n lasmoled Lanny. -I
Have. you over its pool! to seafloor
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
your dressing chamber. sloop-
in; apartment or iii-st floor toilet
its presence would afield you
tho highest degree of comfort.
i We will gladly duets you prices. Our
lumbors are strictly compote-t no
gnaw. limestone relish! o. ‘
HORACE R NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND W“? .I&
til Nomlk
legion lat.
II North Mglp
“it‘d“. ....I.. ....
ill on a
Tolophono at office, 8832.
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSAOTC A. FNlfiAL BANKING
:APJ AL} ”all
file‘s BCRPLIIS.A§£&RQFITO, .E
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. is! Vice-pros.
F$EDERICK N. ROWAN. 2nd vice
Mill-FRED BODWll-L, Csohlcr.
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' DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson sin-y Seymour
John H. Knapp 8 not Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian seam John N. Light
Values on». on
fl“. It.is.on1y when one comes.
pore qualities and prices tbs 0
sets a hub idea or where real bar
“0 t0 berhfid,
less value beJhei-‘e.
a point: e are constantly studyingel-
striving to .slro our patrons the very
pest.m possible to or the money asked it
A. J. dozovip e & Son 00..
. one wAsii‘lnqron or.
SOUTH optimum
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o. a... iii
wpcc sno‘
Tillers.-
ihtit’wd have built up, '
And are still sliding up. our business. «
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littoral Goods and. Honour.“ 1mg,
CarnagesIoi Aililescuoms
Home Clipping and
NORTH MAIN OTNIIT,
ll”. .I'
The Hatch & Bailey
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RWY. $49Ui1liI NOW/Aha, noun.
0.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace.
a. I] (N37,. MILL TEL. 46-3.
SPECIALTIES:
YARD TEL. 46-h.
LII!
for e t years.
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LN ROOFING. a super- I LRDDERS.
fabric roofing, Warrantedi
TAR PA ER 1. 2. and 3- -.ply
sion.
N. B.—-Wo close Saturdays promo y at 909"-
21¢..-
No. 2 Nut Gosi,' suitslle for,
bass Info! reigns .
All!
22 Washi ligtoil Strhet,
S“"°“"'°s““‘i° r We. Pots new "
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Land "‘3‘“. Alf-W
. Munst'ot anti,“ ‘
Manure, Five ’l‘liouslhid Bean Pol .-
brewing, Gar” “ ‘
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.I'. (w. cones
Pvt ti
Read?
rv’ {“2}
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noes,
85.4 53c!
,‘fi
WNW I“ ii ' ii
wuhdeep tailored
price. 52- 59
ordinary and epics.
FI'IR GUTTER, twp Ill;!.. 1 I ‘I
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