ttst tart
his boat and does not expectlto go
. ‘poaltton here.
Get Your Drug Wants '
Filledrat the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all timel.
Pol-Iona! attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair. for our trolley patron.
Come in and wait for your m.
BRIDGE PHARMtth
.i. PARKER. inn-nor.
There will not be any dance this ev-
ening at the Country Club.
wOrder homemade biscuit and broad
at iianner Bakery. Tel. 314%.
Red Star Barge No. 20. loaded with
Lohigh Valley Coal. has arivcti for
Raymond Brothers.
St. John & Keyser, the, South Nor-i
walk contractors, havewthe residence
of Frederick Scalp, Cove avenue, well
enclosed.
Finch Brothers have begun the con-
struction of a house in East avenue ad-
joining the residence of Harry Rider.
at the South. The cellar is ltow about
completed.
The foobail enthusiasts are counting
on seeing a good game totttorrow af-
ternoon at the White lot, when the
Orioles front this place will play the
Westports.
, Among the blast Not-walkers who are
attending the Vanderbilt cup racc to-
day are Dr. it‘. it. Baker and son Earl.
the Messrs Robertson, Albert Eldrigc,
Fred Brown, “Buck" Shea, .lcsse Scu-
man and Carl and William Wicke.
Secretary and Treasurer S. 1“. Dick
son ot‘ the Fibre Products Company.
which had a fire yesterday. entertain»
ed the employees at a piss feet anti
saur kraut dinner today. All of the
men worked valiently in putting out
the blaze.
Charles LaCroix, ot‘, the llafnor
store, who is believed to he one of the
beneficiaries of a $9,000,000 German os-
tatc, has not yet heard anything more
concerning tho legacy. All of the rel-
atives are certainly awaiting news
with much interest.
C. C. Raystonc, of tho. Century Roof.
tug Company, has been working very
hard of late but decided to take a day's
vacation and this morning set out on a
hunting expedition to Pound Ridge.
-Mr. Roystone is a crack shot and has
won many medals.
Religion in a Hurricane, is the title
of the lesson tomorrow. The effect of
(lads Power on the body as wcll as
the Soul of Mankind, will llo the topic
of the. iiaraca class tomorrow, and an
interesting time is promised. All men
are welcome at those meetings.
The Bridgeport Real Estate ittvcst~
mcnt Company, which has a pltlnt in
(lrcgory Boulevard, has been making
blocks for the addition to tho i‘luctl.
Peabody anti Company's factory in
North Main street. Yesterday scvt-r
a] hundred blocks were scnt over
there.
The Stove. Club, one of East Nor-
walk's prominent tn'ganizatlons, Is got-
tillg in shape for the winter. Captain
(litarlcs i). Tobey, lichvcr. stated that
ho docs not propose to flgnl‘c in it as
an oillcer, as he will be located for the
winter at the Standard Oyster Com-
pany plant.
There has been considerable comv
plaint about the way the work at. tho
iicncdit-t Farms bridge is dragging, otlt
bill a tuna familiar with it this morn-
ing thought that it will soon be com.
plctctl. Whllc pedestrians can use the
structure, teams cannot cross. (inc
abutment has been finished attd the
work is in process of construction.
ileury chks, the telegraph opcl'tt-
tor, who was ono of the men who can
tut-ml the door that was hit and fatally
injured by a train on the liaubttry til-
vhtlon noar iirnnchviiic, Wednesday
night brought down the bond of the
dead animal this morning and pros
outed i tto (lame Warden Wilbuur. Mr.
Smith will mount the bond. A hoof
and section of the fort-foot will also be
properly preserved for Mr. Wet-ks.
Most of" the oystormcn are home to
spend Sunday. Captain Charles i).
'l‘obey went. over this morning" after wont twu crops a y
TAM
“Tired of choking," one often
hears the expression from a busy
wife and mother and it is not to
be wentlcrcti at.
If there is a good Range-«and
tltc Stamford is a good one—4n
the kitchen, the drudgerics of life
will be very much lightened.
Try it tired housekeeper.
.back, on account, of taking a winter
He reports that? there
are plenty of oysters on the Bridgeport
beds but that the weather has, been
very unfavorable, making it possible to
. get in a day only occasionally.) He
thinks there should be 30on work
there next spring. .
People interested in the fate or the
Washington street bridge saloon‘cases,
which have been under advisement by
Judge Burpee for more titan aiweek,
itre awaiting with considerableiimpa-
iience the Judge's decision. it} was
thought that the judge would render
his decision early in the present week
and later it was stated that he would
probably give out the decisions in a
number of cases. including the bridge
cases and the Annie Mc. Donald case
in Norwalk by Friday.
The Fibre Products Company loses
{entirely the material which was ties—
.trOyed in yesterday‘s fire. The in-
suranoe covered the material kept in
-the factory itself while that which was
burned was being made. up into sam-
ples. Secretary and Treasurer S. i't‘.
:l)it‘ltiiOil still feels the, effects of hav-
‘ltis i'acc scorched while carrying out
a chair of the flaming llbre but the
i burns Were, not serious. The blaze was
like most serious that East Norwalk
liliiH had in a long time. Willie the
,place in question is outside the ttlty of
'South Norwnlk limits, the South .\'or-
,walk fire department has always
made a practice of responding there.
Samuel iiohrer, who has been etu-
ployed at the crescent Laundry antlt
lately at the headquarters of this Ccn- 3
tury Roofiing Company. set out this:
morning for Boston. where he expects
to work for a limo. Sam has been
l
, thint»
or
one
tended i make every, man moreor
~ lass dependeutapon his neighbor. that:
promoting a democratic spirit. The
explanation of dry farming. which is
unknown here, proved intpreati . The
next meeting will be held on T esday
evening, Nov. 2nd, and all are wei-
come. The study is much different
than many suppose; much like the
opinion that 'tnost people hold con-
cerning a missionary. lie is often
thought of as a sort of second-rate
preacher. who is not good for much
else. when in reality a ottcceusful nits»
aionsry must have the diplomacy of a
statesman and be equipped with a
knowledge of most everything.
WW
llilllili ilill liiillilllll.
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U. A. M..
is arranging for a series of winter dan-
cos.
George Lash and family of Oracle
street. have gone to New York for the
winter.
Charles Scott, of New Canaan. is
confined to the hospital at the Bold
iors‘ Home, Noroton.
Henry A. Gilbert, of 85 South street,
Ficthol. visited the Soldiers' Home, in
Noroton. Thursday.
The Literary Society held a meeting
yesterday afternoon with Miss Rar-
ticld, at Cedar flatc.
Frank lliudloy has returned from
Richmond. \‘a., after an absence. of
three weeks. He is now employed in
New York.
Mrs. Emily \‘i‘aterimry. who is ill
hct' 100th year. anti will attain that
age if she lives ttnlii December. con-
tinues unite ill.
The. proposed Thanksgiving eve
barn dance wil be at the town hall.
it will be in the form of a subscrip.
lion barn dance.
A party of young pcoplo who live
spending several months in East Nor-
walk. ills case, is quite an interest-
ing one, though it docs not worry him
a great dcal. While he goes under
the name of itohrct' this is no? fit real '
by his nanto. lie was brought ltp by
a family of tltal panic and was told
by them that when he was a your tutti
t-iaht months old a woman stoppcd at ,
their home ill Savannah, Georgia, lt't‘t ‘
him and disappeared. He would like
to find his relatives, but docs not ov-
ev expect in.
Miss lsabcllc iinnfortl entertained
a company of friends at t highly cll-t
joyablc iiallowc‘cn party last cvoniuu ‘
at her boom in Winfield RLri‘i'l_ when 1
various gntllcs traditional to the son-
son were played. The members of the
All of tho
company were also muskoti.
young utcu rcprcscutctl ghosts. with
the exception of l-‘rcd Hawkins, who
was dressed as a trump; Hubert Mcad.
a farmer, and Harold Hall, a colored
man. The young iadlcs were dressed
in ghostly attire. 'i‘hc cat'iv part of
the evening was spoilt in the attic.
which had bcen prcttily decorated for
the occasion. At to o'clock, the masks
were removed anti adjournment tak-
en down stairs. An elaboratt- suppt-r
was served at midnight and at 12:31
the guests departed for home. t'i‘hoso
in attendance included tho Misses
Aline Darrow, Roberta Hawkins, iss-
boll lianford. Marion L'Hommodicu.
Anna llipsou, Eidtb Seymour, Ethel
Glover, Mabel Wood, Sarah Ferguson
and Pearl Wuldron. thc Mosh! it‘l‘cti
littwkins, liuhori Monti, William Mop
gun, Robert Tate, liusscll ilay, liar
old Hall and Carrol llipsou.
Rattan.
F, L. (‘omsiock and family rttttlrncd
from Hickory Bluff. 'l‘hursday, to thclr
home in Now Canaan.
Miss \t'ivlnn Stcvt-us, of ltowayton,
has bm-u tho pucsl of her fricntil. Miss
it‘lorcncc Summis, of" Park street, New
t‘anaau.
’l‘host- thunder sliowcrs wcrc incon-
gl‘ous with the cold. fall \\'I'illlii‘l‘ that
we have so thoroughly enjoyed for
tile pasl fow wccks.
lt‘rank T. lit-Waters, of l’onnoycr
street. went on a coon bunt yesterday
and returned with one handsome speci~
men, which he shot ill the woods near
Raymond street.
’l‘hcrc will be a masquerade dance
at tho Rowaytou Hose Company Mon-
day night. Music will be furnished by
Shop‘s orchestra. A good limo is as-
surcd all who attend. .,
A second meeting of the Mission
Study t‘lnss was held at tho Methodist
parsonage, Tuesday cvcniug. when a
very interesting session resulted. The
chapter was on tho transforming of
the grout arid lauds west of tho Mis-
otlwr things that the system 30! irri-
gation has made the land much more
valuable than whcrt- rainfall? is do-
pcndctl upon. in some places in the
car. or sometimes
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For SALE av . l
Horace R; Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
t
.,‘,4. ti my. ,«
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l
,a strawtridc for Monday night.
sisslppi. and it was brought. out umontl ’
ifrigcraior located.
Icontinuc his wagon route.
on Norotou iicights are arranging for
They
will be entertained in Stamford.
James C. i’ooioy is quite ill at his
home in Maple avenue. Mr. Poolcy has
bot-n indlspoaod for scvcral days, but
the exact nature of his illness has not
bccu determined.
'i‘bc Young Ltldics‘ Wllist (‘1th met.
yesterday afternoon, at the residence
of Mrs. William Fleming .lr. There
were two tables and tho prize wont to
Miss Lucretia Cullen.
(inc of Andrew Taylor's big vans. in
charm: of R. L. (iiicttc moved the
Keith faintly frotn Rt‘thyton to New
York city Thursdav. The van arrived
back in llarlon yesterday afternoon.
Among the Darlen men who have
none to Long island to attend the
\‘tlndcrbllt automobile men are An‘
drcw Taylor. ii. T. Bates and Molviilo
llowncs. The latter two act out ycs-
tcrtlay for thc scope in Mr. llatcs'
nuttunobilc.
.iamcs Raymond. a son of former
St-lcctman (‘hut'lcs Raymond of llarion,
is a great fisherman. He knows the
haunt of the biackflsh, for he canxht
about 250 pounds, Wednesday, ottt
round Sunken Reef. Sunken Roof
is near Smith‘s lodge.
A strawrlde. composed of fifteen
couples of young people came over
from Stamford Wednesday evening
and hold a danco at the now Schiicbt-
lug ball. A young lady in the party
playcti piano music for dancing and
tho party apparently had a line tltnc,
Rev. Mr. Stilltlt will prcacb at both
scl'vlco In tho Mcihodist Church on
Sunday. Morning suhjct't. Under the
Shadow of ills Wings. Evening alb-
jcct, 'i‘ltc Martyrs. Special music by
the chorus choir and tho quarictto in
tho cvcniutt, EVi'l')’ lilli' cordially iu~
\ilcti.
Property owners should not forum
”to assessors. \Yhot‘c lists arc not
bnltdcd in by November isl. the asset-r
sors are rcuuirod to make out a list
from host information obtainable and
add too pct- cent. as a penalty. ’l‘bo-
assessors arc t‘. it}. Scoflcid. .i. ii. Soiv
lock and .i. it. (‘anL
Among ”iii ilalluwo'cn parties in
liarlcn this evening will be those of
Richard Abondroth, .lt'.. and Miss At»
nlc Noxon. Master Aboudrotb‘s party
will be train 5 until 7 o‘clock and Miss
Noxon‘s from 7 until ilo‘clock. Titt-
little folks invited to the parties are
anticipating the events with keen de-
light.
Matty large catches of oysters and
clams were made yesterday at ttorhnm
Point in lower Nornton. The summer
'nato was taken off the pond and the
watcr tlowod out, leaving tho bottom
exposed. Matty Noroton folk took ad‘
vantage of the opportunity to set a
mess of tho clams and oysters. A
good many cola were caught. too.
.luntcs f‘. Pooh-y. who has conducted
a moat market in Theodore Austen's
block for a number of years. will va-
onto the premises the first of the
month. Mr. l’ooley has hired a place
in ilallroud avenue. next to tho Mulle-
kcn store, whore he will have his no
He also iutcnds to
it ht also
cxpoctod that Fred Stcvous will con-
tinue in hilt employ.
i There were eight sales of real on-
tatc in ilarien. last week, with mort-
gage-s recorded of 316300. Far the
third weck in October. last your. there
. were four sales of property and man-
'galtcs of "who. .The transfers fol-
low: cltnvlcs Adams of at to itobocca
M. it". Quntrkonbush. Middle street;
it“. 8. it‘itch to Hannah M. Boahrouk,
Noroton avenue; F. B. Fitch to
Charles Bennett. at at. Noroton avo-
nlta; ii. R. Rancher to 8. 1‘. Wood;
Frank Oill'liiilll at at to George i'ttn-
zclt. laud; Evelyn R. Hawea to F‘. i“.
Lynch, Noroton Heights; Roton Manor
Corporation to Claudia 8. Ward. Toke
noke Park; R. it“. Shelton to Beatrice
L. Shelton. Holmes avenue.
iii. M. Allen, the druggiat, was in
New York. yesterday on a buying 3x-
poditton. and incidentally he learned
something about the methods of the
political parties in New York. lie
visited the museum established by the
“annual people anti then dropped in
at the Acorn museum of Tammany
Hall. lie was impressed by the fact
that whereasthe political "exhibits“
in the Baauard museum were papler
poet-tit lift, . m .
evelopmant‘ at" combined. ,.
olnt was thatihe condition! ‘
Backache Vanished and Your Out-aid
Order Kidney: Act Fine Alter
the First Few Doses
The most. endows: anti annulus.
way to cure bao cite, and regulate
out‘of-order kidneys. or and bladder
trouble. is to take. several doses of
i’upe'a Diuretic. .
You will distinctly feel that your,
kidneys and urinary organsnrc being
cleaned, healed and vitalized, and all
the miserable symptoms, stick as back-
ache, headache, nervousness, rheuma»
than and darting pains. inflamed or
swuilcn eyelids. irritability, sleepless-
ness, or suppressed, painful or fre.
quent urination testiculaiiy at night)
lag the first few doses.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder. or rheumatism,
begin taking this harmless preparation
as directed. with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine, at any,
price. made anywhere else in the
world. which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure as a fiftyceut treat-
ment of Pope's Diuretics, which any
druggist can supply. '
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that i’ape. Thompson & Pepe, of Cin-i
cinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Don't be miserable or worried an-
other moment with a lame back or
clogged. inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes after you start
taking Papa's Diuretic, and in a few
days you fool and know that you kid.
ncys, liver and urinary cyst are
healthy. clean and normal. and all
danger passed. -
Accept only Papa‘s Diuretic-«fifty-
cent treatmentwfrom any drug store
«anywhere. in the world.
macho, those in the Tammany ilall
place were all live animals, from thv
smallest up to the big elephant. There
used to be a habcrdashery on the site
of tho Tammany flail tnusctuu. Mr.
Allen was informcd by a man who
claimed to know, that Tamany iiail
induced the habcrdasber to give up
his store, making other provisions for
him and presumably giving him a bou-
us, and then they turned the place in-
to the Acorn museum This was short
iy after the llannard people and open-
cd tbcis museum nearby. Tammany
llait may be all the things that it is
accused of, but it certainly has a bet
for museum than the Bannard folk
and it sure has beaten them all at
their ovm uttmc. This conclusion is
not Mr. Allen's; it is one arrivctl at
nl'ter listcniltp to his description of
tho two plat-cs
_. a-.. «an.--
lliilllll.
Miss Susie Faulhztbcr visllcd in Nor-
wnik, yesterday.
Miss Etltilct- White is in Ridgoflt-ltl a
guest of Mitts Essie Reed.
Mrs. Horace liurlbutt entertained
the S. S. waist Club on Tuesday.
The Donut-Hy farm in Godfrey street
HOW MUCH
more dosiirabic your building can be
made for your tenants-«by having
Electric Lighting. ilolis. Private Tole
phones. Annunciaiors. ctc.. installed—-
wc'll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This is the Electric Ase and the
Landlord who is up to date gets the
good paying tenants.
The. Reed & Voik Electrical Co.
so wunmo‘ron crap".
nooTH NORWALK.
, A T oiy Subject
For All House-Owners
. This in the I a for cumin:
up the proud . Soap and the
scrub brain for the noun uni
the take for the lawn are .
I last. we a about: Wad
_ . it’d:
lint. Woodhull Mtlpgggtml . ‘
John a, tab.
Gordan will spend over Sunday with
illusion) friends.
Mrs. A. B. Gerham. of Which, has "
eon a guest this week of Dr. and Mrs.
rank Gorham.
The Norflold Aid Society will be en-
tertained this evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fitch.
Mrs. .F‘ryer and sister, of George.-
tovtn. were guests y aterday of their
cousin. Mrs. Lloyd, Valley Forge:
Cuber-town friends have been enter.
taineti at the Congregational parsotr
age by Roland Mrs. Dighttm Masses.
Assessors Frederick Bennett.
Charles Perry and William Wakeman
{ire busily engaged upon the town tax
ists.
Jerome Davis spent yesterday at
Lyons Plains on business. and was
also a guest, of his sister. Mr. W'. H.
Barrett.
A number of Weston people attend!
ed the iiallowc'en party given last
evening by the ireenfield liill Conn-
try Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawlcy Williams have
returned from a visit with Brooklyn
friends. While there they visited the
battleships Connecticut and Nebras-
ka. at the Navy Yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raster have rc—
turned to East Strausburg, Penn. af-
ter a three weeks' visit with their
cont-tins. Miss Susie it‘aulhahor. Mrs.
Adolph iiorn and Mrs. George Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles iiorn anti
Mrs. Theodore liamilton were. in New
Haven yesterday attending the funeral
of Mrs. Eunice Meeker. wife or
(‘ltarles Meeker. a former Weston resi-
dent. Mr. Meekor's first wife was the
only (laughter of the late Henry linin-
than, of this place, and a sister of
Theodore Hamilton.
pagan
Mr. and Mrs. iiulnud spent Wctlucs
day in New York city.
The old urocnhousos on North Main
strut-t. have been torn down.
Airs, Mary (lrossman has returned
from a pleasant visit out of town.
Mr. and \irs. Leonard \i'aant-r have
returned from a visit in liritigcport.
Miss Edith \‘l‘arren has rcturncd
from an extended visit out of town.
The house recently vacated by John
Puzzack is being lathcd and plastered.
Mrs. Joseph liyatt is entertaining
Mrs. Grace Kettle of New York city
(‘harics llulkcley, who has bt-cn vis
lilhg on Long island, has rt-turncd
homo. '
Michael St‘llilcy was obliged to
butcher his large boa Wedncsday, onw
ing to the animal breaking his jaw
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John against.
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but they dont' go for anon: .
You can clean dirt any. tun
to make the boom, the horns.
stable- and fence: rlght tiny
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ii'oric. Drops and
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Wakcmau Bros, had to kill one of their 1
hogs two weeks ago from the same
(‘iiiifitk
Frederick Piatt has returned from a
few days' visit with out of town
friends.
Frank Wakeman of Cross Highway
spent Tuesday at his brother's holnoi
in Boston.
.‘liiss Sarah (‘argiil has gone on a
two woeks' visit with relatives in New
York state
Mrs. Emily Benedict and Miss Ora
Benedict are visiting this week in
Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Allen attend-
ed the funeral of a relative in Slam»
ford Tuesday.
A delightful evening was spent byi
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Squat-o White Jars have the Light-
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those who attended the dance in the
old Catholic church last evening.
There were a number present from
out of town. .
Mrs. Arthur B. Jelliffe, of 8am-
tttck. took part in the musical enter-
talnment of the Afternoon Musical
club at the Hotel Strattield in Bridge.
port, Wednesday. ,
The Woman‘s Beneficient society
met in the Congregational chapel
Wednesday afternoon and tied a com-
fortable, which with other useful arti-
. cles will be sent to the poor.
Wesport grunge met again Wed-
nesday evening. A speaker from out
of town addressed the meeting. A
basket lunch was served after the busi-
meeting. The baskets were auction.
ed off and the money added to the
treasury. ‘ ‘
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On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 23. East River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Suadayl, at i p. m. Freight recoi'wd
at Norwalk up to i p. m. and South
.‘ Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
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