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EVENING BENTllzi-EL TELIPHONE
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92-3—Buolness Div-moot
44 -—Branoh Office, Norwaik
890 ~Edltor's Residence
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walk. as president of the connection
Chapte1 of the Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America. presided at a
meeting held in Foot Guard Armory,
. New Haven. Tuesday afternoon.
. ’ Bids for contracts to build state
loads in the towns of Bethlehem Go
shen and Bethel will be opened at the
office of the highway commissioner
Friday afternoon, and centracts im
the woxk awarded.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Municipal League will be
held at the home of Miss Gertrude Bo~
hannan. Monday, November 1st, at
3:30 p. m. The executive board will
meet at 3 p. in
Dr Cook may have discovered the
North Pole, but the cooks of Norwalk
have discovered that they get only the
sweetest and best fish. and at the most
reasonable prices, at Andrew Aaron-
son's fish market, 181 Washington
street bridge.
—-Many of the best people of Nor-
walk are going to attend eight. superb
attractions to be given under the sus-
pices of Town Teachers“ Association.
The first. one is the Lotus Glee Club of
.2 New York City. at Norwalk Methodist
Church, Nov. 1, at 8 p. 111.
Your interest and ours are identical.
We realize that our success depends
largely on the service render d our pa-
t1 one To this end we are equipped to
handle all business pertaining to a
modern trust company. Thus reads the
adv. of the South Norwalk Trust Com-
puny.
Lincoln Council, No.4. 0. U. A. M.
will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening in Mystic Chain Hall. at
which time tickets will be distributed
for the benefit which will be held on
November 16, in Music Hall. Every
member is earnestly requested to be
present and take an interest in this
benefit. as the council hopes to make
it a greater success than last year.
The people's prayer and praise ser-
vice at the First M. E. Church tonight
is to be especially attractive. An out-
of-town musician of renown will lead
the singing with cornet, and also sing
a solo. and there will be other attrac-
tions that should bring out a large
number to this evenings service.
which commences promptly at 7:45
o'clook. The subject for the evening
will be “llcaven's Richest Gift."
The suit to recover a commission
on ,a real estate transfer. brought by
John '1‘. Hayes against Raymond &
Pollard. of Norwalk. will be heard
next week Friday in the town court
before Judge Joseph R. Taylor and a
jury of twelve men. Mr. Hayes claims
hair of the commission on the sale of
the property of John Osborne, in M11-
pie sin-cot. to William Coulter. The
attorneys for Raymond 1h Pollard are
Hurlbut and Davis and for Mr. Hayes
\galsh and Hubbell have been retain-
~—Shouldcr Steak 10c; Lean Pot
Roast ii) and 12c. llayes' Mitt.
M111. Charles W Shelton, of Nor-
Thc new track whlcn has been laid.
011.th Shore Line division of the New
Haven road, one half mile south of
Georgetown. was opened for travel
lestcuiny morning at ii o‘clock. 1
This now lrack does away with n‘
curve and eliminates a bad crossing. 1
h1g‘luccrs running on the Shore Line
division between South Norwulk and
llanbury have boon-cautioned not to
run their trains faster than fifteen
miles over the new track until it has
become thoroughly settled
Hun-ting Iii still without much rosull
according to those who make trumps
uboul through th woods and holds in
search of M Mrrdges seem to no
a scarce game bird this your and wood
cook are seen 0 occasionally. home
a who have found
luck had i
into New ,
staying two or cedar. and giving
the woods am gun a good test out.
The luck an e line~has been lit
tle hotter than in this state. There Is
one form of game that. cactus to be
pIOllflNl and that in. rabbits. But
map or the sportsmen smooths opln~
ion that. the {ow mom: hunters to
not rainin- wl h d dint mats means
that this sworn “111p tynearly ox-
"leach have
termth will”
inset-submit diotuiot.
‘Q
ode camp.
been motto
-_ tioulsrf in which the. mil itself enact
’The colonel so explained his position,
9 Hum S.
'iig scheduled and unable to 11nd tin
sacrum of state;
Heady, sitar int
1m ,
wiill the South 1111111111 lite
2 Civil. War 9
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Editor Evening Sentinel
The burning of the old plaster mill
at Rowayton. formerly owned by the
late Colonel Raymond. brings- to mind
certain reminiscences. and one in our
on a s lent but ‘yet consp noun, part1
At the time of the brehking out of
the Civil War its owner aym aihizsd ,
with the South and as are caused 2.2
‘ were his expressions that his disloyah «. ~
ty created for him an intense dislike
and in more than one Installed he tool: ‘
chances of being toured and feathered
for Iii-advised utterances. .
Shortly. are: one ot- the rebel vio-
tories-in 1861,2an 103m
Norwalli Gazettet the 838'“ that
Colonel Raymond at Five Mile River
had displayed a Confederate ling trom
his mill and intimated that the loyal
element should take notice and act ac-
cordingly. In those days the Genetic
was issued weekly and appeared on
Tuesdays 0n Wednesds. the day lol-
lowing the publication‘m the item not-
ed the colonel had oodadon to make a
business trip to Norwaik'. While then
he entered a hardware store and after
making some purchasel and prepar-
ing to leave was met at the door by
a rapidly increasing crowd of excited
men who demanded an explanation oi
his seeming disloyalty.
it appears he had no real flag dis-
played, but actuated from a spirit oi
jest had outlined on 'the side of the
mill with a chalk crayon. a Confeder-
ate flag. and passerloy considered tha'
to be on a par with the “real thing."
but this was not quite satisfactory t1
the ‘11ssembled crowd and .talk of tar
and feathers and a rope was heard on
every side. and he instinctively to]
that he had unwittingly set a man-kill
mg machine ln.opernilon and that i
was fast getting beyond his control
At this juncture the late. Joseph W
Hubbcll and one other Influential
friend appealed to the crowd to be Ion
lent with the colonel and this plea to
conservatism finaly prevailed. but 110'
until he had promised to make qulci
time back to Five Mile. River and ob
literate the chalk emblem from the
side of the old mill.
On another occasion he fired 11 so
lute from a cannon, which he owned
In commemoration of a rebel victory
and immediately after the cannon was
seized, spiked and sunk in the 1i\cr
To show how intense the war feel
ing was at that time is best expressec
by the comments of the Norwalk 011
sells in reference to this indiccnl
and was as follows:
“Jeff Davis and the Bridgeport
Farmer have an ally at Five Milcjtiv
er. While our whole great conleder
acy is rent with agony over our dylm
and bleeding soldiers who are ilghtli‘u
to sustain the same flag and some
government that Washington and 01
our patriotic fathers fought for, 1
wretch is found at Five Mile Rive‘
base enough to bring out his cannon
and tire rejoicing over the rebel 81H
ccss. An indignant and outraged com
munity captured the gun and tulubioi
it into the harbor. and the lmprcasloi
prevails that Colonel. Stephen Ray
mond should be thrown out at the cm
of a limb with a halter about hlr
neck."
Yet the Farmer condoies him‘ thus:
“Some. of the Abolition Republican:
on. Tuesday night stole a. cannon be
longing to Stephen Raymond. spiker
and then sunk it in Five Mile [tin-1
harbor. Nice actions for a party thuI
claims to be all morality and gran
lovers of law and order."
Shortly ufter._the l‘armor oillce was
visited by a mob of citizens ‘and the
presses thrown out into the atreet,un1‘
it was months before Its editor WII
l’omcr'oy, dated to make 1
move towards the reestablishment 0
the plant.
This and the cannon incident damp-
ened the coiouel's expressive seal in
behalf of the South. and especially
when l11- learned through a friend
that on a certain day some returned
lllitlc~llltillillii men from the front
werc (1111111112.. from Stamford to cupturr
11nd tulto him to Fort Lafayette. whirl
was a prison used for the inoorcem
tion of government prisoners. On the
antiolputcd day the colonel literally
took to the woods and remained then
a whole day and night. The party cairn
colonel, lcil word that it they, had on
union to come on 11 similar errataI '
again. that they would leave men on
guard uufhcoint to insure his capture.
when he saw fit to venture home.
This caution produced mill and
ever after the column was less 110511;);
strutiva politically, than profiting i'
the wisdom gained by a too dangeloun
experience.
Room tug!
canaunsmlr 6ND»
maul Nurwaik, Oct. 28 1009.
-—“Dr. Thomas' misuse Oil i
best remedy tor that often fat- at. '
cue-clout: Has been out! with no
can in our family for eight furl/“-
Mrs. L. Whiieacre, Button). it. '1’.
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HEALlIM.
During one of his presidentill trlpt
r. Cleveland nocomntnied by score
ry Ollie). arrived at l. town it) h
heavy storm. and in were driven
from the station with Millions. rut
tllug on the roof oi,’ their carriage. A
brass band. undismdyed it! till wattle
or. bravely stuck to ltl host
an the welcoming sin. ,.
"That is the mottrrtliiid hulls
hairdo ever heard. " "that“.
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We point with pride to the quality of the Furniture we sell, be-
Cause we believe quality of paramount importance in the purchaser.
Bach of this quality stands our guarantee that the style or design is
of most recent conception and positively not the makers’ discontinued
patterns. Every article is clean cut, artistic. well finished, and the
prices about 25 per cent. below any other houses—4 condition which
naturally exists when only cash or giqheot grade credit obtains.
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i Merrill Business College
2 A Sure Chance to Win Success '
DAY AND NIGHT ENTER NOW.
SESSIONS. HOOKS FREE.
South Norwallt Stamford 'Port Chester.
0. B. 1' J ackson'
Optician
Everything in the Optical Ling.
Eyes Examined Free ‘
08 WALL OTRIIT. (NONI «a NDIWAH‘.
ABOVE ALL
The Barry Arch Support Shoe
Perfect fitting. elegant styles. no clumsy device. one
pair sells other.
$400 s5. 00
FLYNN 8‘. RYAN
90 WAOHlNOTON .TRINT. SOUTH NORWALK.
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The more critical you are nbouhtho fit and quolitv of undergarments.
be greater our confidence that you will be pleased and satisfied with
Merode (hand-finished) Underwear
It is worn by thousands of American women. all over the land who
rciognlze its superiority in every cuientiai of quality, iinlsh and service.
The styles suitable for fall and winter are ready and We Invite your in
spcction of saine9
N E. RYAN CO.
36 WASHINGTON STREET. . SOUTH N RWALK
Your Carriage Will
Run Easier
than over after we have put it in
shape. We replace every broken
port. tighten every loose boil or out.
if your carriage isn't running right
send It here and have us overhaul it.
The longer you let it run the more
serious the damage becomes and the
greater the expense of repairing. 80
do it now.
Luther M. Wright
1 009111“ NORWALK. CONN.
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The Hatch 8r Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Wino TIL. m. no.1. TIL. as
Lumber and Mill‘Work‘ for Everything
tram a. Piggery to at Palace '1
We would «it whilst“ muuon it. our Mould“ Wooden flutters,
made In two also. of MI In the moot durable of autism woods; will out
mt motel and II more mental.
Also we ounfloon'tl hummus “l.
limiting in also“! «legal. ban on no:
1.11.“. Coal is;
coin looting? for roots and also for
ONO”. In. will in! a lifetime.
Furnace
‘. Cross Creek Coaii‘ Rance DOLE“ HLW
Ken; Grate.
9 Cannel Cool for
Home custom" ‘
Meals on W
. nor hobby, a happy bachelor mostly
. acquiesced in the truth of her assure
58111101.“ or the
, of curiosity—it is almost sure to make
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J96 WAINIWON UT. IO. NORWM-NJ
.” lilo «1011le ms 2
In order to avoid an argument with
women suitragist on the subject of
tlons. says Judge.
"But. sir.” ateruiy remarked the
Wilma
but creditable to you. What, for in-
statics. have you" egor done for the
emancipation of woman?
09%: “roll reapplied the gentleman
with i no tQ Still e 2110 a how, “i have
pt least remained a bachelor. i" _
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n the newest designs and best makes
shore awaiting your selection. Com
hardest and finest
woods. (00,111.11! richly ornatnented.
Library tables and chairs, desks, book-
cases, rockers, etc. 01' the highest and
most durable grade and most artistic
design. We should appreciate a call
1ou a buyer
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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COKE
In that furnace of youth and save
money Just as IatilfactOry on
Cool and much cheaper. "
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$2.75
STOVE AND RANGE SIZE
03. 25
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Connecticut
Phone
Company.
FIVE PIECE
Parlor Suite
in twoione Velour. Regular 830. Spe-
cial this week
$20.00
Twenty per cent. discount on all
Parlor Rockers.
1‘. A. artisan
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NOIWALK. CONN.
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beholden of Chiropractic
Ohil'oprlctic to Ill. mono. 01M
oomoithodiuauudthomoim
lusting the some. 91mm some
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
book. Ina it done in childhood it
creates pinched horns/loo pole in
$13. life In the dilcnut m m
9 ' . learned his trade. nuccoodlug his isth- INCORPORATID 1|“.
fimw‘g‘ $351310.“ huslncsl. lie retired two, years 9
”"11 mm “m oli‘ Moriarty received his earl edu~
“NW 1“ "1g”! ’1 Pt cstlln to the private school ooh noted ”307.107.1113
“ 3‘” ”(him and %“.m by Miss liners in the old Masonic. Hail M. M m, M '
" v 0’ and inter attended the old Day street 1 ‘ m."
not: are given will emotion; one school. Will. A. aunts, Walnut.
curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving
“your admission is anything.“
UNDERWEAR
“Hand F inished”
Buy your winter's supply in this brand it' you want satlniinciory
. Underwear.‘
1
Underwear of Merit g7
Must Flt Well Wash Well
Wear Well Look Well
F01 children the “Harvard Bland” otters the boat )1)‘t')poiiinlled .,
‘ soil most comfortable garments that can be tumcd out.
MINTZ’S misc 3‘
“The House 01 Activity and Progres99s.”
u
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92 Washington
Street
Takes THIS off .
)fmr Mind 1’
We guarantee to save from 1-2 to .
. 1-8 of your Coal bills ‘
Heating and Plumbing Co.
28 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
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Horace E. Dana 81 Son.
45 WALL 8‘12, NORWALK.
Reai Estate and
insurance
'EEEEEEEF.M .
DANlEL J. MORlARTV PIONEER
MATTER. DEAD.
Daniel J Moriarty. for over sixty
yours a resident of Orange and at one
(lino a prominent hut manufacturer of
that city. dicd at his homo. so Mt
Vernon avenue. Newark. Monday
morning. The immediate cause of
(loath was heart failure. Allbouuh he
bud boon ailing for several months
past. Mr. Moriarty hail been confined
to his bed only three Weeks.
horn in (luiway. lrcland. seventy-two
isms ago. 111'. Moriarty camp to the
i’nlicd Suite with his patents when 11
child His father settled on a {111m in
:«t (loud. where he mount-tori a but
shop in coniuuctlou with the form.
which was not an unusual prncllw in
(hoop days. ”lilo older Mr.MiuInct,1
sulmuunnllv mount to White street.
()rnngc. and built the first house on
that nlleet on lap purchased from
tho lulu tiuuilc Stephen D Day The
house nus situated on the north side
of lim street. inborn North mam use
sun was later cut. through In the may
of e boom the father conducted a
hat uclory in which the younur man
L Savings Society '
With his parents ltr. Moriarty at.
chum to-hoipm UN 1 .
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WTULIPNDNIW CALI. m
{one new) '
IAI‘l’ NQRVIALN.
' iillc. church was built on tho ground
ca, Wit ion was turmoil in Gran .
flint also one of the orl not labors J M LAWN &
got liant‘iony council. on bolls benevo- (incumbents-rosy .
glen has! 1111.
might I dedication of the original
his church in Octolm. i861
now occu ted by Columbus iiall After
the photo was completed tir. Mortar
ty was one of the first alter boys to
none Father Bones. the first’rootor.
Lions»
vs col. u... Scrunch
fine was? no of the original members M
16! the 11111, sinners Annotation. the Lm‘ofim 1“"
firemen» oi the must emanation - 8. 00.
of the United mom 0! North Airlift
1‘. Norton
loan to and:
E ,
2 s was“ Ave
v
We have several decided bumble 9
in income producing property Emit
must inoruu to value with the vivid
growth of the town.
Norwalk Chronicler