' ‘va
“The Hat
LYIARD TEL. 4m.
AVchcIIIbicP-e “hi”
slmllaiiugilrihapilm. If”;
Ilngtkcswnuldrs‘utt
. PromoiIrsDidcslioniI It'll
. nessandltesttoutalisinliiu
cinnamon liincrtl.‘
OT NARCOTI .
Aperfeci Remedy for
lion. SourStomacltJ
I Worrasfionvulsions.
- ImssIIIIdLossor.
‘ of
I‘acS'Imile Signatur_
"cvrtislr-
other... and turned
The Kid You Have
Always Bought
Bears. the
Signature
_ list
For liver
NE'w'Yoa LL.
:Atis Inonihs old
5d rN'I'jrs
Thirty Years
A8 I] IA
void III-union mum. numb-um
The Lady—l haven't much ‘In the I ALL GLOOM.
house to give you, my poor man, but firm, ould always look on the
would you like a piece of plI'.’
Tho Hobo—No. Indy. but MI 0
an old black coat?
.i.sdy-Wh_v do you wish a
one?
Hoho-—-’l‘he follow you saw a, piece
iii pie 0 the other day was II pnl o'
ievelnnd Leader.
you
black
Inine.
Ihrlght at e. of things.”
“But I have an aching corn. Please
tell me which Is the bright side fit
that?"
“Just think new much worse it
night he"
‘I don't dare. If I Imagined It might
be warm 1 would be. tempted to lump
into the. lake "
h & Bailey Co
SOUTL NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work forEverythIng
from a Piggeryto a Palace.
SP
LINCOLN ROOFING. super-
. ior fabric roofing, warranted ‘
for eght years.
{ply-
ICIALTIES:
MILL 'raL. 46.3
LADDERS. ordinary and exten-
ston.
FIR GUTTER. two sizes.
' SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
Nthw llvthe time in he ‘e your
‘Sleig
V‘Rep‘aired and P { inted
m.» .‘1... s. s ”MAM...” .-.. ......... . . -. am. . .
Auto
looked over and but In‘ good shape
'. for the Spring.
Rubber Tires put on :your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Carriage.
Everything to the
Horse and Carriage
Horse oping and Ch ping
LUTHE ' M WIGHT
Phone Connection.
MAIN 31"., sou‘rI-I NOIIWALK.
Norwalk
vaiérI'Deposits, Dec.
ELOYD T. RUBOOE.
‘ ‘ Hate“,
this and "‘Elttefi‘icaliy
. cti’ottubleif-l’
Electric Percolato s, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves. Witter
storing. Ove s. Luminous Radiators. etc. Pocket Flash-
riven Toys. A lurge'
ablelsa ‘ps and Domes. .
ALSO MAIN ST., ST’MFQHDI‘
Savings Socrety,
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK
lucoaponATEo Isis.
1.1908,.L-83‘6l400062‘
DIRECTORS. .
oceans M. now 3, WILLIAM i .
’1... women H. HOLMES Moses H‘: Avon "HT” i '
FREDERICK A. ELITE. " L‘EWI&C Guilt?“ =“" 41-1,
nanny rheumatism. .
aorta-rent “of Elec-
‘ Norwnlk
' yesterday with friends in Danbury.
street bridge and d
continue as president on a hoidover,
.work is finished.
been amusing the members of the club
~ Hoary. or McKinley street are vlslt-
- inszrelaiivos In Virginia H ,. -
Edgar Howell. of the tug Greenwich.
spent yesterday at his home In Cove
avenue.
'I‘ho lilble Studv Class will meat in-
ruorrow evening at the Advent (‘ltris-
tlun Church
Mrs William ’i'ats. 0t. Rowan street
has recovered nicelI from a severe ut-
taok of the grip.
(‘aptuin William Lyle set. sail, this
morning for the Bridgeport oyster
grounds. in‘his sloop Eva;
Harry Brown. the well-known East
hunter and trapper, spout
Mrs. Homer G. lruw. of llrooklyu.
N. Y.. visitor! her mother, Mrs. A. N.
Sherwood. of 16 Pleasant street over
Sunday
Henry Gerhardt of Cattage street
has been confined to his home. with
grip and complications for about two
weeks.
F. S. Alasworlh led the Loyal Work-
ers‘ Society morning last evening. The
subject was “God‘s Power us Displayed
in Creation."
Mr. and Mrs. Humor (I. Crow have
gone to Brooklyn, N. Y.. to Inside tor
the winter, er. Crow has secured II
position there.
A monthly business meeting of May
Ilowar Hook and Ladder Company will
he held this evening at the truck house
in Van Zuridt street.
Mrs. M‘. 1). Drew has returned home
to Norwnlk from sparkling tho Iroll
days with the late Mr. Drew's brothers
and sisters' families in Norwich.
Albert Tanner and Alfred Kasklo
have returned to East Norwslk from
Dover Plains. N. Y.. where they spun!
three weeks‘ vacation gunning.
lilshop Iiurt Chapter. Methodist
Brotherhood, of the. East Avenue Meth-
odist Church. will hold its annual cloc-
tiou of ofilcem tomorrow evening at
the church.
.I. P. Hubbard. of East. Norwalk, and
Peter Bailey, who was located last
season at. the Dorlon House, have re
’ contiv opened a restaurant. in Railroad
tut-true. South Norwulk.
John Howard. who has been laid up
by Illness at his home in Stamford.
has now recovered sufficiently to re
some his duties at the Boston Market
on the Washington street bridge.
Arrangements have. been made far
the formation of a mission class
amour: the members of. tho EsstAve
nun Methodist Church and a meeting
to organise will be held Wednesday
evening with the pastor. Rev. Charles
K. Woodson. at the. parsonage.
. Considering the Weather. them was
a good sized attendance or the Advent
Christian Church last evening. for the
second sermon in the “FY. Lester F.
Reynolds' special series. The topic
was "The Man Who Was a honor."
"The llIIy \i'hII lA-l'l Home" will be
next Sunday evening‘s topic.
The members of the Dory Club are
planning to no to Northport. l.. l.. on
January lilth. tor the hub or sled rare.
lug there is snow nLIhat time There
will
Connecticut in the rucII and the Dory
boys will probably take over their or.
foot rip ‘I‘Ili'
Mrs Frederick Penney, of i‘ oIII uII
nun. who has been seriously ill oi
pneumonia. is now turprmlng nicolv
Mrs Penpor' II condition “as so crit
ical at one time during the, (litwtisv
that she Wits practically given up.
Mrs. Leo Davis has been III for ill"
past, few days at her borne in Rowan
street. and a nurse is in attenuation"
upon her.
The launch and yacht owners who
are Interested In the formation of a
new club will assemble this evening
at 8 o'clock. at I: l: Gorhum‘s store.
In First street. to talk up the present
situation and plans. The matter of a
site for a club house will also be one
of the matters discussed. on account
of the proposed rental of a location
which has been looked upon with favor
not being satisfactory. .
Finding itself without an active
hold a special meeting this morning
at. headquarters on the Washington
imbued emphatic-
ally that Captain“ (‘ook' Tobey-should
despite his withdrawal last week.~ The
powers of president were delegated to
Captain H. A. Saunders. but he sailed
away to Bridgeport today In his sloop
ivy Point. and consequently could not
take the job. Captain "Cook" says he
will have a successor chosen just- as
scan as possible. boonustI hahns other
plans in the works than devoting his
time to the interests of the club,
The. members of the Dory Social
Club'polut. to the fact that their or
ganlzutlon la the only \oung men‘s
club that scents able to exist for any
corrslderahlelength of time with pride.
Various bills have. come and gone
since. the Dory bots organised about
year ago, but. they continue to
thrive. ‘The hardwood flour of the club
house. which is located to Cove are
true will be tinIShed' this week and
the members will be ‘glad when the
The Hi quartet. has
of late with its excellent singing. an
der- the leadership of Arthur Brown In-
sun-norm. of the Young Men's Assocla
tron. 01th elitist. Menus Methodist
Church, which disbanded last week:
iiiiliillllll
Mrs. William DeMott has returned
from a. visit with friends in New York
city ‘
Miss Beatrice Dewuiers is ill at her
home In Pennoyer street.
Mrs William wckwood and son
Miss Margaret Wilson,- a former
resident or this place; is visiting Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Buckley.
Mrs.‘ GeorgeI W. Seudder has been
which will Ilt‘ held on that date prorld I
DE! Ilullli‘nlilrl hobs from Rbilul'
head and president. the StoveIOIub '
‘4 lawme
noes Mow
Our Phone N03 [
Is 582-2
Phone write or come and see
us for your Drug Wants.
Prescription Work
specially.
Goods delivered free to all
parts of the city
BRIDGE 'RHAHMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
is our i
East Norwalk. during the absence of
Miss Currlt- III Petty
MI. and Mrs. Daniel Petty. of Bell
port. I.. i. are the guests of Mrs. lrn
Potty.
William Lockwood is having an addi-
IIIIu built on the roar of his residence
in McKinley street.
Ilownrton Hosp Company will held
headquarters in Rowaytoh avenue.
larcla Grieve or New York‘ clLy will
deliver a iI-I-turo on Brahmln women.
illustrated with utenfills, at the Math
The numbers of the Baptist Church
will hold a cottage prayer meeting to
Inorrow evening, at. the maiden e of
land nvuunu. All are invited to attend.
.lolm Broadway cut. some ice six
inches in thltkneus. last week. from
the upper end of Jacob B. Raymond's
pond III this place. and it is hoped the
cold weirihor will continue until a good
crop is harvested. .
The annual meeting of the Roway-
ton Baptist Sunday school was held
yesterday afternoon. with this result;
Strporlntnndontr-A B. Cleveiy
Treasurer-«MIMI IKllte' Crockett.
SIII:retary«~—(.‘bsrlua..ll. Putty. ‘
Organist-Ail” lrene Lynch.
llllilill illll ___llil|liiliill.
Mrs. William E. ~Siroot, who was ink;
en suddenly and seriously ill. last
week, at the home at her sister. Mrs
It). Trust Pains. and was later ramm-
ed to her: own home, passed away this
morning. Funeral services will be
held from the residence Wednesday
afternoon at 3 p In. The Rev. Donia
French, rector of St. Luke I EpiscOpal
church. Noroton. will otliclste, and In-
terment will follow in Spring Grove
Cemetery. Darlen. .
Mrs. Kate Wh'lta, Mrs. Iii. L. O"
Brian and Mrs. .l. D. Townsend at-
tended, the meeting oi the W. C. 'I‘. ll.
Friday afternoon. In Mechanics' Hall
in Glénhruok. lI developed during the
'n't'toruoon that a great work is betas
accomplished locally by this society.
Forty *of the old soldiers at the
home In Nuroton are now proudlt
nearing the W. C. T. 1}. button and
;wiIiIII I'..ihlIon Quietly and unobstrn
slvoly the great work of this organi-
Izaiion ls being pushed. and. because
Ior Iho good already accomplished is
loosening of the. support and syrups
thy of people everywhere.
WiSlilli.
Mrs. Elisa Anderson Is entertaining
Bridgeport relatives
Mrs. Huwley Williams has been ill
with a severe cold.
Mlsslsabsl Beers has
Immatew days‘ illness,
Miss May Hamilton is home from a
week‘s visit in New York.
‘ Miss EthelKernstIIck hits returned
to her school duties in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Isaac Rhodes will. spend the re-
mainder of the winirr in Norwalk.
Miss Susie Fauihuber returned.
Saturday, from a weeks visit in New
ok
Mr. and Mrs. John Morton urahome
front‘n visit with relatives in New
Haven. '
Mr. Brdtherton ot Bridgeport was
a recent guest of his cousin Thomas
Bennett
Rev. W. H. Jensen. rector or Em-
manuel church, is enjoying a weeks
vacation
William Hall has been a recent
guest or his slster,hirs.1dbcn Church;
in Norwalk. . ’
NRC-0 V 9 NWT
spending a week with Mr. Horns mo
ther in Brooklyn -
Horace Hurlbutt has sold a Number
of fine cattle from his head of rezlsI
tcred Hercfords.
Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey is. visiting
her brother William Hoyt and family
In 'l‘arrytown. N. Y. .
Rev. Dr. Moses.
church. preach in the
chapel. yesterday, at 4 print
' W. B. Morehouse has III. has satire.
which he recently purchased from
Gault Bhothoru; of Weather-t.
Mr. and Mrs; H 3. Wheeler have
been recent streets at Mrs. Wheeler’s
sister Mrs. Cook; in Bridgeport. ' Ir-
Miss Elsie Hieksop hits" returned
front a visit with her
line Cockefur in Norwal lit
Not-field Grange held an on o til
session, Friday evening." The litsstyai
_tion of the newly ,elecied carsw‘i w‘ijii.
occur at the last Meeting In strum-y ‘
' Mr. and Mrs. Nichols ‘
Clarence. ot Ridsefleld and Masher
Mrs. Cornelius Romper: of Weatpom
were guests last weeks at tile-
dence of L. M Gould. ‘
pie thing, and it Is diflIculI. to Imagine
substituting In the Fitch school,in
that it would preve to
along without it. .be hard to get
a regular creating this evening. at the \
odist church at 8: iii Wednesday night. .
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sharer, ofl- lgh- ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn are ..
of the Nordéid"
Crunbuty ’
Is} I
cousin Miss Ado ‘ 7)
Iain I Jay
I out lam
. A halt loan p WI
. oinpleiely destroy
OR “THE WAIR.
and Phonographs and
. Records
A fine line 0! IiIcord Cabinet!
We also put the new Edison Air
iachment. for play his the new
Edition l‘I‘onr \Iiuute Records. 0“
your old mm pin...
F. E. Lockwood
Company
as WALL ST.. NORWALK. GT-
».m. - - h” “mm”-
LADIES' NAMES.
There is a strange dormant)
Combined wit it ”mm. $5 In “1’9.
As often In IIII IIIIII n' n:IImI~I
As in the halo .‘I limos
Some muons an ill for III I.‘ "in”
Some fit I'll or. I mm It
801110 [kissing SWII‘I and IIilIsiI In]
SomtI horrihf. I on. oath
Home iii. in! dunk s of illllli‘l‘ L'I’MN‘I
Some only iii iIIr fil‘lllh‘l'} uni-Ii“.
Ann is too plain and common.
And Nam-II sounds pm Ill.
Yet Anna is IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
And Anulo iIiIllI'l' still
There is it l‘lkit‘t“ '.II (Ilium-tin,
In Eleanor n t-lti'“,
An elegance ill lmiunlln
‘ A Alnllglllilli'bn ill Klilv‘. I
And Sarah is WWII!!! and
and Ellen illlilli‘i'il uni
‘Mniiliili has .1 wk!) M‘Slr’i.
Fit for it IIIII‘I- ~- tra .‘I.
Sophia is I pump...
And l-. :«ilp I 1.4 and A Mi:
Elizabeth II n p. ‘IhlI--> II.III.~.
Fit lor .r Ipnntu III on .II‘.
III castle. (‘Iriluur hot .I‘
A lluilro beyond (IorlIII.
And [308.» or “IHNII‘ inflow .iI‘.i,
But Betsy i:- IIIIIIsInIIm
Marla ls loo I’m“ ml.
And Gi‘rii'llilv' 2.“ I00 f.’
Yi‘i. (‘Ulliiil‘ii ".E'ii .I Int ". f:...:_
is prrIttI pa: ..~ t"i()li'_’I‘
Adelaide is thin .l
YIIII as I}: II
Anti i :ium
Bill Emil} is In .‘Iiiiiill
Atlii .\l:lr_\' Is lilllill‘.
Maud IIrrlI Silllrl .l high 1min II.III.II.
And Funny is :I party's lI.lilII',
Eliza is not war i‘Ilflir .g
,Jnuv In Ion iiiIIIII TIIIII out
And Murillo >tllIII‘\\h;l' IIIIIIIIAIIIL
And LIII‘I lml'lii Ind I-I-III;
iUllt‘IiIt is too limit! and 114}.
Pitillii) Im‘ .l Iiil‘l.
Utimliiiu is \lilil and ‘II\
And l-‘lurn siliolt sin} I
Louisa is IIIII suit and ~~.~.,.I_
lilii Alice. gIIIItlII. I‘lrnw~ and iiiemk.
lisrrlct ls IIIIIIIIIIIIIIL.
And (“lam grow illl‘I l‘.‘ ‘Ii.
And Enron -» ;..f.I .-Iior...:.-
Alld .Tunw .i‘l‘Il and will;
Patience l“ -\;I"II~.<l\'~-.
.Aud Crow l~ old and
and (Tulhmnp- «out ..
‘llil‘,
dII'ii‘ul.
And .‘lziiiznix’. iialik and {my
And Pililh. HopiI .Iil Vitality
Are hPiiWirlI lllliili‘t for ~§:~iv‘l s ihl‘t‘t‘fl.
\ilillli mods.
FRESH AlH TABLETS
The mom has siu‘i . i- ll no one
would consent in an IIIII'H \Iindow,
tablet. " said the lost IIIIII
And she took llJlllHHi Hblnt from
. her purse and IIII‘SOI- din: ii in .1 glass
of water lliliriillllg it .. I. H,“ the air
wonderfullr ll InadI- In. ““10 air
pure and or :li‘iilil. And no wonder; for
it released a urcii qu riilili oi “My.“
. "I brought lilOSI Imp h from
France. " Stlid IIII i'ld) "Til. .‘ am ”I?
invert lion 0i .ill scan. .I. ‘l‘T‘CIlllist
.gl‘hey hip :r f‘nlllililliilltrn (If ”H‘llllcnls
that In \\"illtl‘. giro oil or)“. n l" flblln
dance. 'IhII I am. Is :m m “illli‘l POW
lar in Fr i‘.i|l(II “here ”no is ““HSidcreri
ennui to II window um. I... m hour
“Philadelphia iiIIIII lip
..I .7
EAST Noawnr
f CASH GROCERY»
"’l‘hon I must squalid...- & il‘t‘sh air ‘
‘ to B p. M!
bond-y Dinners I Specialty.
blotter Parties and Banquet-
Bollolted.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
_..‘-
should be edit-ppm! with I dulltr
snow white. one piece “Standard" Per
celoin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient It would
he to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber lleep
in; apartment or first Iioor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
shuttles, honest and reliable
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN ANn wan-"r gr.
WNW».-. . 4...... ..
Daily Line to N Y
For Freight Only
OI nd utter Tuesday. January 'I
1906.rolght Propellers will lean
Pier 28 East River. New York. (tom
of Dover street). any day. (axccpv
at Norwalk up to i p. m. and Bout].
Norwallt up to 5:30 p. In.
.‘Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Analog J. Smith, C. C. Hegeman.‘
Lessee, General Agenti
Alimulunro all hours day and night. i
Frederick H. Ganung.
‘ UNDERTAKER. i
l'uuersl Parlors In Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904 .
Chloe and Residence.
u on. "AIM 81”.. SOUTH NORWALK
When You
Have Exhausted
Your Mind
with what to llll_\' for the flolldays.‘
call in and took at our line of
Knives, Shears, Razors,
, Carvers,
Sleds, Skates,
and various other useful gifts.
"The 'Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR " '
CHAS. E. DOW
m WASHINoroN arson. ‘
'PHONE 551. a
M-
m7 190:.
Plunibrng and Steals.
Heating
HOT WATER HEATING. ;l
HOT AIR HEATING.
BTOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. .
Gas and steam Fitting, Gad Fixtures.
Metal Ceiling. Etc. ‘
HAVE YOU BEEN OUR STOCK OF
{RIGHMOND RANGES? :
Company
I? WALL eraser.
,.THIS WEEK?
‘ 12 Boxes Search,
and Mr. and» _
Iied- .
irks. -..
h.”— ‘ ‘:: ‘
Pmpei‘fly ‘3 a pleasant affable. iIIInI‘ . .
I“ -‘~s._flk‘ .. . » .
worth/lb w. “Pillow.
groom! Winter _
qndl’mbahper. . 3
19 North Main on. South Nemlk
Residence. 6 Washingtomdt. 1
Telephone at house. 6983' _
Telephone at office; 939-2.
t~ IONS MINUTE. FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
JrjRoo‘m‘ Hesiod.
I
!
Sunday). st 4 p. In Freight received,
MNORLVAELK. _‘
Our Room»: Special rFO‘AW.iI1 Gus . ..
. Electric Llahtuflht‘nllghouhv Brim“ Mine
'I
l
cons IN AND EXA than out
Van Scoy
_,-..._-»,_«_-1~ t _..,. .. w-
(loaneCcht.
I PLUMnrNo, '
STEAM.
nor WATER
AND . p
GAS FITTING. '
Tin. Sheet lion. Copper
and Zinc.-
so South Main Street.
Sp. Nor-walkI I, 3‘
_.__.. . .._.. a
NEW LINE OF
Gas
and
,EleC‘iiiC
Portables
Ithe finest everrslrown in. the
Twin Cities and at. prices
that defy. competition.
i2 .2
Company
The Jones&Hotchkiss '2
i of; the ”tarn'o't'fi ase'.
, .Anheuser Busch Beer on Draught.
'r. i. sULLIVAN. Proprietor,
it: 1.: «supports 992. i ,i,
or . It I.
y RATES REAsoNAeLE‘
maid ck Matron. ..
ltdlne or m forte. aim e. In‘ciue
iIrton": ind ’3‘- ‘
Base If. Co.‘ 3 stout, whitey: dh‘ iiirsuph'm f
Isms Postal for could“ °“
GttyNa . ’
norm RI“ timers-a we;
FREDERICK H. nowAII.’ ed
I-‘w
E. H. Mothmmnwttenry , '
John 91. Km .
sourII‘NpawA I '
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Norwalk Chronicler