ransom. 210v "arbor.“
at
1",-
A»
.35. ..
Viz .‘ ‘,.
‘,u
pt.
"‘1“. \\
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 win-II, has. borne the signature of
Mood has been mad 0 under his pet-
Mm sonai supervision since its ini‘nn‘oy.
" A low 1' '1 one to devolve .1011 III this.
All Counter ‘cibs, linitations and “Junt—ns-goml" are but;
i‘IXIioI'inIt-ntu that: trilio witi' . .1111! endanger the health of
Infants and Children—~Exporio1wo agr inst. Experiment...
What is CASTORIA
ifxbutofia Is a. harmless «substitute for Castor Oil, Porno.
ll'm'ic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It I1 Pleasant. It:
containn neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. [to age is its guarantee. It; destroys Worms
and alloys Foyerishness It curbs Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. I t. relieves Teething Troubles, ('.lll‘tls Constipation
.llltl ii‘latuicncy. It asuindl. Itos the Food, regulates the
, Stomach and Bowels, givhr- horgilth and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
(121111111111: CASTORIA‘ ALWAYS
/ Bears the Signature of
a
The Kill You have Always Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Till OENTIIII fiO’lnNV. 11 MUIIAI ITIII'I. "ll! YORK CITY.
HELD.
llAIl'I‘l’Olli‘). Nov. ‘.ilr-«Tln: (1111011
of “luck and (‘.onnthy. nlloizod yup“:-
mun was ('ontiuurd for another wook
in tho pollt'tI (tilll'i \tIidrIltlm. i! is
riald that ih‘b tum-um illIH‘ thus fuI
i‘t’t‘ll unabltv lo tonnr'Itl the prisoners
with any of tho I'rIr'LInt litiilloilit't' burg-
inrh-s.
The Clifford
Excellent Culalne‘.
Dinners Evenings,
0 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
~ Liquid
Veneer
MAKES THINGS
OLD NEW
1
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‘AA-AAAA‘A-
ivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
25 and 500 Bottles. 1 , Solicitor].-
.. ---'--.-'- . 3 CHARLES REYNEKE,
E E G ‘ ‘ Proprietor.
' Telephone 909.
' . ' orhamlmm mmoomnwemmo.‘
Decorator
East Norwalk.
MONEY ADV A NCED
i
Tel. 452.
pianos and other personal
without. rt-Imovnl, on tht‘lr own name
without indorntrr. Call not! goo llti. In-
depEI'Ident Loan and Security 60.,
llaviland Bldg... \Vllslilllgltln St. ()tllcc
upon until 7 p. In. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
Hotel Mahackerno
.1. n. CONNOR. Mgr.
”I. :
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors In Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Oflice and Residence
84 80 MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK
. l
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker
v—u—n—c
Sunday Dptners, 75113.
TEL. ‘CALL 988.
and Embalmor.
Daily Line to N. Y. '19 N in Mar St.. S Ith Norwalk
‘ For FfBlgiii oniy. : Rigidciicelnfi Waslsilngton St.
‘ Telephone at house. 093.
On and attcr'Tuosdny. January 7. l TEIC'WOM at IOWICE. 335-2-
1906, Freight Propellers will leave ‘ ’
Pier 28. East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. In ltrtigllt received
' at Norwalk up to 4 p. In. and South
Norwalk up to .1'. 1.0 p. 111.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Aiming J. Smith, . C. C. Hegcman.
Lessee, General Agent.
!
l
1:111 v10 w. Harman.
Funeral Director
THE NEW‘
Horn. VICT om
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms. a Special Featuro.
Iry Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Fine stocked Cato In Connection.
Evanv LADY’S DRESSING.CHAM-
‘ .- BER .
Bass .1 Co): Stout, always on draught.
Anhouser Busch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietary
Telephone 992.
...- .. ,...__ !
ALLEGED HARTFORD YEGGMEN
to all, on tlnir housohold furniture,.
property. l
i .
an ‘1
Ind Electric Light: Throughout. Ev- '.‘
A full line of Imported Ales, lnclud- ‘
Inn the famous Bass,’ Burton’o and ‘:
Elli lillIlWilK
lohn I. ‘Flnc‘h hat-1 had hid. cottngt
Van Zundt sti'oc! ronanI'tiId with the
newer.
Jacob Joscm has IIIIIIII spending a
couple of dam in New York citv on
business.
Mull Carrier Junior-.1 ll. llanl’ord lr
enjoying a day's vacation today and
his route In bolt; truvcruod by (it‘til‘iltl
.l'lunter.
.Incoh llI'othI', of New York. is it
guest at the bomb of [10111qu Krinkon.
in Second till‘t‘Ol. and may apt-Ind lllt‘
winter in East Norwulk,
Mrs. OHIIIII' St. John. of Collette
street, continues voryherlonsly ill :11
bur homo 1111:! bur family in extreme!)
worried over her condition.
The \I'ookly pastor’s mooring at tho
I'Jnst AI'IIIIIIII Methodist Church will be
omitted this week. on account of tho
’l‘lquksrzivlnI: service III the morning.
A monthly business meeting of lllt'
Sunday school board. of the East Ave
lilllt‘ Methodist Chnrbh, was bold llll-ll
luighl. at tho church. Iluulnuns nuIt-
ilt'l's wort: llltit‘l‘lfa‘St’tl.
Motornum Howard
'tlIII. I'lusl uronno hub, in enjoying a
.duy‘s vur'ation today, the handles of“
his (':11' bt'luu‘lookr'd after by Motor-
Illlllll Howard
itlilll I’ntt'IhIn and llowurd Knapp
‘iilt‘ lo :1! tI'ollrII moi l'1aio branchrvi
lull! into lllt‘ mmlnn plItIIIII luminous
:und aIII pir'ing. a little
1\\I'Slli0!'l this “‘H‘ii.
l. Owing to tho tog which Inado not
hit paintingiuarlvlnablo this Intu',ninu
:iiltlllttiv S Iiuvton shouldered ilili Ilsh
Ling
I
N. (iotll‘roy. oi
t:I(':ki1I and man! out in quest of
1.11101! down thtI harbor
’l‘hII impIm'IImtIut in tho condition
or i”! 'onk I.S.1ni!l1, o!’ Rowan Sll‘t‘t’l,
‘:ll!S boon vIIIy Illlll'lit.‘tl III the Inn! tow
‘llill'i-l. Mr. Smith Is now. 11th to go!
out of doors again a little.
M111. Henry II. Webb. of First atrmrt.
I'IIt-IIlrIId vluitn from n largo numbrr o!‘
Il'I'imItli-I and I'I'IativI-n Sunday, whit-h
,duv 1111s tlw 7!!!!1 anniversary Of her
glti1'.t!1 she was also tbntimod many
' "ills in honor of the occasion.
’l‘htI slumbora of East Norwalkers
was dinturbod dining tho night bv the
‘t'OIlSlillll. fog signalling on the part II!
10w In plI'lnI,r the Sound IIuIInI, tlnI
night. 'llnlil noon the to): was the
worst and most prolonged ot‘ the fall.
it is underalood that tho Olloaowull
Ins are to not. Into tlIIIiI' Sll‘lt‘it" on Fri-
day night. of this wrok. whrn it its
planned to descend on 1111qu mombur
and have a party. It. ih‘ Iprthtt'd that
. those portion will continue during the
winter.
()h. when: are the cluba of yore!
NOWW‘X‘IE i; Buy
PAPERS
I
...‘Annual Clearance Sale of
WALL PAPERS.
' 10% “Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
mockery. Glassware. Hounofurntlb
I111; Goods.
J11 panoue China in Cups,
Plan's ctr.
l‘alntorb' Supplies.
‘ood ready mixed Paint, '1‘.“ per
g.allon
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures.
Bobcats.
tic.
Window Shades aril Picture Framer-
Inadc ‘to order.
Painting am. Door-rating.
We glvo the S. e H. Green Trading
Stamps.. Ask for thobn
L. H. Decker
87 Washington strut.
,. SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Con.
FRANII (1. ~
Van Scoy
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HQTWATER
AND . r .
‘ GAS FITTING.
SOUTH NOR'WALK. CONN.
—-—‘.-.
N258. .
~——.—.
should be equipped with 11 dainty o‘iii‘oprldof‘o‘ii.
”Min white, cluel Igeceé‘smndnrd" I’or- '
cola Enema a rave cry ' ' '1'” "‘
Have you ever atop‘ped to consider .URPLgts7ggilgo'df‘oFiT.’
lio'w doll tfully‘ gonggnienial It would ‘ . ‘
be to have at an co run as we. er IN . ‘ATHEWa‘o
In your dressing chamber. sloop- Ea?“ HE'KNMAPP, 1otVle§1PPrm
lng apartment or first floor toilet “$03"ch H. ROWAN. 2nd Vino-
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
nIII‘InlI’ere ‘jare strictly competent .me
cilantro, 116111.: and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MNN AND WEST 8T8.
. WIL‘FfiED BODWELL, Gnhlor.
DIRECTORS,
. E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John 'H. Knapp
. Josiah R. Marvin
Christian awarlz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan. I,
CityNational Back I
TRANSACTBBAUgIENERAL IAN‘KING “2 "‘
Samuel Grumman .
J. Wallace Marvin .
Sheet 1:611.
and Zinc.
Tin, . Copper .
50 South Main Street.~
P So. Norwalk. conn.
' .. Examiner In .
. ‘ll. a]. Potent on‘Ico.
; 1870101883 ‘
(inlet-11.1004M11in Street,
Illllnulil'on'l‘, could
89nd Portal for Buckle! up Bataan.
I xiiihition in .‘
Does not Color: tthe Hair
fibrous Falling Hair.
AYER’S HAIR VEGOR
~L. '1.—~pr .........._........av..., .
Not a peep has been beam for monthly ‘lst‘cn‘ee again.
concerning: the Sunday walking class The members of the Young Men's
on. tho lii‘t‘i. tho Shin Toasters. the Association of lhe‘East Avenue Math
odls! Church. am In hopes that all of
their f1 lends will turn out to tonight 111
exhibition, Whéll they Will he amp to
W
Stove t‘ Iub and tilt! whole l1uINl.1 ’.l‘ho
St'llliig in oi cold weather. however, In
Ir‘mntbd upon to bring thorn into I‘Ix-
WALK- OVER SHOES
ALL LEATHERS .................................... H63 50. $4.00, $5.00
Other Makes oi Men’s Shoes
UNION STAM‘PED ...i ............................. .3250. $3.00, $350
L. III. C.SHOES,Ior11'omIIn ...................... . ............ $2. 00 to$400
QUEEN QUALITY ...................................... $3. 00, $3. 50 $4. 00
FLYNN 81 RYAN
90 WAOHINGTON STREET.
A&P Specials for This Wiaek:
WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW.
Sugar! Sugar! Sugar!
PHONE 466.
20 lbs Best Granulated Sugar for.. “$1.00
l0 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for ......... sec
5 lbs Best Granulated Sugar for ......... .25c
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, a 1b.. .32c
A&P Patent ltlour. -4 /-lb. bag” ..85c
The Great A&P Tea ‘66.,
124 Earl Washington Street, South Norwalk
rubidium 11111111111111
!
MUSIC HALL
/
8 DAYS COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28d
Lamont’ s Trained Cockatoos
AND FIVE OTHER BIG ACTS.
NEW PICTURES." Special Matinee Thanksgiving
MATINEES W‘ED' 10¢
$A.‘T'.
__‘_ m .
HOYT'S THEATRE BASKET BALL
GRTi‘OLiii.1i‘iiHAei'hiN<gg‘x‘iil“lllG hilt.“ TEAM 1',
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26.1
Willis Maxwell Goodhue
Present: the Tenth Annual Tour of His
immortal (lethally,
Hello
Bill
Matinee at 2:30. Evening 8:15.
The Funniest Farce the World Has
Ever Known.
MATINEE PR!CES——Chlldren. 15c;
Adults. 25:: and 35c.
EVENING PRICES—15c. 25c. 36c,
50c: First 4 Row: Orchestra, 75c.
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME THANKSGIVING
NIGHT.
STAMFORDS
1‘“ PRELIMINARY GAME.
MONTAUKS vs. PASTIMES.
DANCING FROM 10 UNTIL l2
Extra music will he provided for thin
nrr-uslon. and thtI manaur'mt'nt will (In.
(it‘llVDl‘ to lllllt‘ the basketball gnnwa
llillSllt' It so :18 to begin dancing prompt
!_1 at 10 o‘rlork
ADMISSION ........ 25 CENTS
First game begins at .8 o'clock.
dumonstrutn tho progrbsa they have
INIIIII making.
Mill‘litlwor Hook and Luddor (‘qu-
pany Is Itontomplatlng holding a dance
In the hour l'utnro. though tho t‘xxlf‘l
date has not. yo! boon fixed. II it: ox-
puotoi‘l that it will be hold some time
In lint-ember. 'i‘hc outcrtahnnnnt ('om
mittou was to il:l\‘t,' reported last night
but was not ready.
liotwocn titty and sixty members of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company
turned out. last night for the big sup-
per. promised for some time, at head—
nuurtors, in Van Zandt street. F‘III'II
HOYT’S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28.
The Sparkling Comedy Success.
BAD BOY
Written By "“""" tines of the menu included clam chow-
der, hot‘ dogs" and uaurkraut Alter
MGOVERONONHSEI‘IOE‘E‘R W. P53: the 111011! the 111911111313 unloved It see
In! time.
Tin; I‘lm District meeting tomorlow
night 11' ill be an important oné an. (i it
.s—BIG SPECIALTIES—8.
Bigger. Brighter, Better Than Ever
‘ PRICES. . Is hoped that there will be II largo;
Matinee ......... 10c and 251: turnout of the citizens and taxpmcrs
Evening ......... 10c.20c,30c and 600 The new lighting eyetgm committed
will repor,t the Intern ak ed to consid-
‘1,
er the extension or the aervlce for
commando! lighting. and a proposition
to buy some 11th been I01 the tire tie
par tmeut
Joseph Hollis of StIaW'brIIrI llill.
not out this rooming i"01 New Yo‘r
city. with a little 'l‘hanksglvlug pig.
for a friend. The ‘porkor in no small
that it could be contained nicely in a
market lmnkul. but will make a line
substitute. for a turkey. 'l‘ho friend
was so anxious to get it that be pro
senior] Mr. Ilollls with a day's pay for
Liking it down and nurture each way.
A. delegation went over to Bridge-
port ro111 was! NpIHwnlk last evening;
and attendcd the big time of Pyramid:
'I‘emplo. Ancient and Mable Older 0!!
the Nobles of the Mystic Shri!1e,onc
of the chlr!’ events of the reception
beluga banquet at the new 1101.11
Stratilcld. III the party from here
were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood,
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker, Mr
and Mrs. II}. E. ~Gorham, Mlus‘ Reba
Simone and James 'II. Bundle. Mr.
Rnndlo was one of the candidates to
tread the hot sands of the desert.
A very Impressive baptismal service
was held at mission. room of Christ
parish. East Norwalk. Sunday mo rnlng,
November 22d. when George: Earl
Roberts, non of Mr. and Mrs. John I.
Roberts. of Pleasant, avenue. Earth Nor-
walk, was baptized by the ase‘dstant
rector, Roy. J. H. Brown. The liaptln
Inn! ionnt used at this service wan
originally the property 'of Bishop 'Sea-
bury, the llrst bishop of the United
Stains. and was used by him in the
first. consecrated Protestant Episcopal
church I11 this your 1784. This taunt
is now the property of Rev C. M. '59.] I»
lock rector of Christ Church parish. ’
East. Norwalk and II; omI of the 121105!
valued relics or (onnocticnt,
——"I)oan'11 Ointment cured The of
eczema that had annoyed me a long!
time. Thu Clll‘t‘.‘ was pIIrIIIaIIent.”n—~
lion. S. W. Matthews, Conunissloncrt
Labor Statistics, Auguata, Me. I
. HILLIARD—SHEFFEILD.
NEW 'MWDON. Nov. 24.»~qu. ll
'1‘. SIIIIIIIIIIII, widow of Dr 1.. 'I‘. Shri‘
III-Id. or New York. was III-prion ll!
noon todar to 'I‘ lit Ililllar‘d o! llol~
inst il‘f‘ltllid I'otniorlv mono or of tho.
‘\‘\"ilitl(il“l Astoria Howl. Aim 1:
or this country. fluid will 11111111.: their
.homo in lrnlnnd.
.. .
1 '141—1
“4‘?
Plumbing and Stealth
Heating.
" '” HOT WATER trifling"...
"2' HOT A‘lR HeArINi.
' Wives Anti Muir 1'.-u,
SLATE AND TIN nary; INA.
an and steam Fitting 01 h Fixturoe,
Metal calling. E to.
HAVE you oer-1N our: Sim .1011
RICHMOND HAH'G‘I‘C‘! “
The Jones &Hotchklss
Company
17 WALL STREET, *NOHWALK.
The Dining Room
should be one or the most comfortably
anti attractively furnished rooms in the.
house. and it furnished from our estabr
Ilbhntcnr It is so. We have a splendid
line of handsome dining-room tables_
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece Is stronglv anIL durably
made from the most artistic designs
and is warranted to give thorough sat
iafactlon. 0111' pro-amt prices are most
moderate.
The A. l.“’Ai1é‘e‘1'ine
' 0 Son Go.
YMMV!
134 line 23's wAsHI‘Ne'I‘oN ‘e‘v.
li'Money Is Worth Saving, These Prices Are
Worth layes‘tigation
Cranberries, qt.,‘ - - 11c l Potatoes, per peck
250 l Ycry Bes't Butter, 1b., - 30c
Hlblsen' 5 Brand Seeded Raisins, lb... . . . . . .. . .1‘0c
‘Owl Brand Seeded Raisins, lb. ......... ..130
Fine Ta‘bie Raisins, lb. .............
Nabob Mince Meat, 3 pkgs. ......... . ......
‘ None Such Mince Meat, pkg. ........ . .......... :10"
Dudley’s Pumpkin. can .. ............ .. ......... .
Good Honest Brand Pumpkin. can ............. -‘
Hubbard Squash. per lb. ......... . ............. .
Best New Mixed Nuts, per lb. ....... .
Poultry Seasoning, per can .............. .. ‘
Citron, per lb. ................... ' .............. 20c
Maiaga GrapeS. large and fine. lb. ............... 15::
Yellow Turnips. per pk. ..... . ......... . ......... 201:
Premier Plum Pudding, can ..................... 25c
‘Van Camp's Plum Pudding, can ... ..... ., ........ 25c
Campbell‘s Soups".
Beat Lard. 2 lbs.‘
Walnut Meats, lb.
Huntley a. Palmer's cream Fingers. lb.. 301:.
h‘o‘colato‘s.
one‘y In comb‘ ‘or bottle.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Brittle. Cocoanut Crisp. Ribbon Candy. Assorted
Oranges, Bananas. Apples, Figs, Dated, ‘Culery,1
, Baker's Cocoa ..... . . .191:
‘ mops 990. 51.1. coups GUARANTEED“
Al Flour .........
Onions. Red or Yellow, qt. ....... .......... .... 5c
'Full Cream Cheese, lb............;'
National Biscuit Co.’s Butter Thins, Nabiscos and Social Teas. 3 pkgo" 25c.
HWE MEAD & .00.,
Ma‘rnsbh‘lno Cherilcs. Ilarge‘ bot. ............ ....'50c
Wolch's (trap: Juice! :Irge bot. ................. 25c
Premier Lime Juice, bot. ..... . ............... 25c, 401:
Logan 0. Johnsons lame.
Ollvee. eluded or plain . . ., .......... 10c, 250, 35c, 5‘01:
L. All P. Worcestershire Br urib bot. ........... . .2‘5‘o j
Tobaboo Saucéulibt .............................. 40o '
‘ Blue Label Cgtéup. bot. .................... lac,
.' Winds‘or Catalan, tiargg bot. .................. 1dr:
jar ................... 15c
21c
Scans ...........
.............. bag. : blah, $5.30 __
...... ’23c ‘
' ...... 1.71.81:
.......... 401‘.
Large variety Canned
Alaska Wafers, lb“ 40c. Peanut ‘
Finest Tang and Coiteos—wglvo them a trial. \
Baker's Chocolate ,... ‘.1Bo
' 232 EAST AVE.
itilll‘
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V‘ll‘c Way Samose Works its World-1 .
CIS*'~Gu‘iIl'i‘ll‘ll€eti by Mr. Baxter
hit—“1"“.—
More than halt the readers 0!"
Sentinel would give almost an‘
'to be plump antiK tipsy mislead
anti s‘crtrwny. ti
' Phyuicluns and. (III minis for .e
have studiad the ‘pIoblem b‘t makinflé‘l‘:
flesh “fanning “001’! but lbl‘u only wltbi‘lr‘
the last few 1110: mini that,“ bright map,
discovered tho. ptimgm'lpnoa that taken
with the (Mill mean] gave pOsItIve lil-
creauein lie ‘11 In uutit can aorta
(In Its actio that a gilatnntce who 11
inched to I Inh package stating that if
w‘i‘gh‘n‘mmm“ Increlapn as a result 9‘!
us 113 e )lll‘t‘ha
refunded) ‘ fl“ price would ha
'l‘uken ‘I/ith ear'h idea! it enables all:
root} you eat to assimilate with tile eye- ‘ '
tom and“ that in connection with its
own tie:t h- framing and tlsuue building
foods gt. ves healthy finish The emaciat-
ed form tilts out Into the beautiful
curves. of plnmpueua the scrawny
limbo become round and firm, the
cheeks fill out and take all the 108“
bloom of perfect. health and normal:
strength.
Mr Baxter has seemed the agency
in South Norwalk for 8111110111241"! an
the percentage of Batista: t01) Ieau‘ltu
from lht‘ tide of this prescilption ls ii"
nearly one hundred per cent he frigid
thtre is no rl k In offering to refund
the money it‘ Samose does not do all!
that Is claimed tor it
IIIIWLIIIIII
Mrs 'chksou W. Cole retained home
1 cistern-av from 11 Hell. of 1.31 era! week‘o
'WILI'I be:- daughteI. Mrs. Hem") leach,
In. Brooklyn.
It It. believed that one of the youtl‘n‘i
Oi liowuyton may 1:11:10 :1 little 8‘35“.
bitumen! in the high school allortly ai—
tor Christmas. It seems that one ‘o'fl
the tI" richors them does not like dull
St'homs and 1151's a little sitting to ex-
lil'r'fs her opinion of such once in a.
“l'llo. Tilt‘ original llow‘avton yoUth
has a little notebook. and is putting:
down tinI teacher's wine uuvmgs Iii!
.1 till;
l
11’: 111111
1:
' , if can make itsell
' assuming [)t'tlplu‘ who sur,‘
‘j‘f‘bdt
, «it sits down .to write
‘.Ladder Company had decided
' fast as she nuwlndu them I!» expects
to how. It full bv Christmas. and will!
sent it to the teacher, 11 ho probably. .
will be mitigated—~10 tlud out 11 he did!
“"T1ul,1 some peoplrI are ]i(’( ul1.11 lot
this 1"!!1. with he manufacturing III-
duutrlcs (oysters) Its thit‘klv popula‘h f1.
(Insertions its genial whirl, étc. ‘ihe‘ru
is most paiurally til plethlng doing till.
the time But it o en‘s ilfl‘HDD‘ElliS“ that:
tho unassuming residents have no de-
11hr. for lame or notoiieiy. and thaw
‘fo‘re when many a good ‘storv goes this
round of One of tho Hilt‘liii svtm it gall-
orally (IldS up with ‘I‘ Int tall the re:
poII'I‘I" Thus it l1.I' II I 11:: 11121! Ronny-
lou lions i1. sonnulmee .15 source 11‘s
And \"t‘l those 11 ~
15"
tinI reporter,“ in :
'llout
til‘t' Ill“ oncg who I
most ourgorly on the MINI uth page all
I‘ho Sontint'l ('11-: 1' big 1:! and smud-
times find fault because there Is and
bows though to suit thorn. "l‘is ind‘
‘itOlISll-iifllli to any the 1.1.1.3111
I gentleIcaduIs. thnv sometimm miscibl-
, opiate tln- nonhsgatliérlng larilitles‘ofl
' a modern newspaper.
;: reporter the various and many
» makes no inquiries. 5.1.5.111..ny no one
' tells him, and yet all
‘ printed 5001101 or later
The 1' 'nys of it:
Hui
the news is
There Is no .
satisfzzutorI explanation of this. but. it.
might be called Intuition. 'l‘ he report
31‘ story. and.
from 111m II force of habit. alter a [my
attempts the shin" fio‘v s from ibis
(l‘allllilll to his finger tips. thence to
the how of a typeurrite , and on tho
papr his Is a iwordy. atomic method.
:19pr ,it {but the
1101131311 1131‘ Khan? and lie I111 't.do It.
Dill!!! ii!!! Milli!!!
Charles Goff. the well k nown ianltor.
of the Burton Center Srhool. i; laid no
at his home and his son Is at: endlrig
to his official duties f0] him. ~
Mr. and '.Mrs Hexbiit Hendrie, 01‘
Stamford \\‘(.‘le gueats S‘nndev of Mr.
Hendrie's mother, Mrs. J. F HaggeIt-‘y;
of D.1rie11.t
Miss llillie ‘Ma'oGlnnis. daughter of
Former Grand Jqur and Mrs Frank
Mchiunis is I'rIcoycIing from .a two
\vciks‘ illness of malaria.
The porch of the town hill! building
‘ in Main street is coining outwith all
~, new flooring rind some needed To
under the direction or George 3 e1": ‘
The uncalled for list of lettéls at‘tho
Daxien posbotflce this week Include
The ‘section men are ‘g‘et‘tl‘ng the w‘a‘t:
lerln‘g troughs between Darie‘n and:
- R01vayton In condition for winter.
' connection with this werk they are
In.
being thoroughly ballasted.
. Roswell Bates of Dorian has just
‘pumhaeed a trim twenty-two to‘ot:
launch hem Palmer Brothers of Cos
Cob. The new boat is a first class one ‘
In every Iespect, and despite the late.
ness of the season. Mr Bates is having -
much fun with .It. . . .
The play which was to have been
given next month under the '.dlreetibn
or R. M Smith and the auspices .‘pli
the ladies of the Deficit Cmmmfimpl
Church. has been postponed until :1an
narv. 111-01111ny About the middle, en ac-
count of the holidays.‘ .
,, The members .r‘lf ‘E‘ag‘le H‘o‘o‘I‘I
unit
to
tender the proposed supper to
the ladies who assisted in the re-
cent succenéful fair of the compillly
. at the town hall on the evening of
. {)e‘cember 3rd hpt the date will b
b e11 engaged for a lecture on
, foyentn‘g.‘
Ellis 0‘
it:
be changed because the hall
l
who recently purchased the probe.
:‘ vi but totally,
The omen scam Club. which .3
Ilor quite a loaf time had its‘ helium
quarto”: over R chard 1:19:11qu 3‘ till; ‘
ber shop, has disbanded and. ,its‘
tools are about to be mov q‘ut‘.
is understood not George So lich‘t
y ..
from Samuel Grumman Will remor‘i‘ul
the building tor some oi the 11191th
two for James A lennin‘g‘s‘ and Oils ‘ ,
~ "each for Nine sbofield. R Berry and
' Thomas Moore;
Norwalk Chronicler