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BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKIRI Manager.
George R. Van Alstyne, of Crescent
Laundry, is a visitor in New York city
today.
Mr. and Mia, A. Daniel Keyonth!
moved their household effects into
Illicit new home in Betta place yestei-
11)
Ainsley Reed, who huslbeen in the
employ of the Standard Oyster Com
party, has recently sesigned his pit—ti
tion.
To date the colored oyster openers
have not yet sccured any bets on the
.leffrles»—Johnson fight, it was stated
today. The colored men want odds of
2 to 1.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society, of the East Avenue Methodist
Church held a monthly business meet-
ing last evening at the home of Miss
Matilda Smith in Rowan street.
A regular meeting of the St. James
Circle. of King's Daughters. will be
held at the home of Mrs. William Rob-
inson, 2 Bayview Place. East Nor-
walk, Thursday at 2:30 o‘clock.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the. East Norwalk Metho-
dist Church held a largely attended
meeting at the liOlllexOf the president,
Miss Matilda Smith. last evening.
There is much activity these days
at the Langdon islands property. Re-
cently another house has been started
there. The indications are that tlils
spot. will steadily increase in popular-
ity for summer homes.
Mrs. Edwin H. Benedict entertained
a company of friends Monday evening
at her home in honor of her birthday.
Various diversions contributed in mak-
ing the evening a pleasant one. A
dainty collation was served.
Edward Parks, the popular young as-
slstant of Andrew Aaronson. at the
latter‘s market on the Washington
street, bridge, is enjoying a three days
vacation. Yesterday Eddie traveled
up Cranbury way on a batting cxpcdt-
tion.
Richard Sporbcrt. Milic Markham
and Joe Messenger made elaborate
preparations for a fishing expedition
last night but the harvest lcll far short
of the success anticipated. Mikc
caught a iron hoop and Joe lauded Ii
sen robin.
lleury Moellor started yesterday to
win- the store of Emerson Ayers in
Van Zaiidt street for electric lights.
The district system has been growing
steadily and while of late. there has
been no sudden boom, u Iicw customer
is added every little while.
The Youiith-n's Association held
its regular weekly session Monday ov-
enlng, despite the lilpworth League Ho»
clnl, which was in progress. The Arc
sociiItlon meets at the church. The
association has uthlctlc apparatus
which is installed in the basement of
the church.
Last evening ilic Imngrcgution at
the Advent Christian Church was one
of the largest in the history of the lo-
cal church, which indicates the up-
peul that has been made by the series
of prophetic lectures, six in number,
begun by the pastor, the Rev. tester
lI‘. Reynolds.
Miss Jennie Village, ntch- of Thom-
as Village, of Fort street, arrived in
New York yesterday on the steamship
(:IIrqunia, and will come to thou Nor-
wulk to visit her uncle. Miss Village
is a daughter of Mr. Village’s broth
II, John, and her homo is in Llirnilniz-
ham, England.
ltciiplto the reports that burn come
from over Bridgeport way concerning
the oyster work. must of the natural
growth workers from East Norwaik
an» edit there. he chief complaint has
been about the unfavorable Weather.
Whoa a good day does come along.
there is quite a hlrvest.
Matters are quiet with the East Nor-
wulk Club these days. most activity
being saved for next spring. A incin-
her stifled this morning that while the
InenIlicIs will have access to the club
winners at all times, nothing will be
done in all probability toward keeping
it open all of the time during the win
ter.
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The Advent Christian Church mem-
bars began a series of Bible studies.
. Bridgeport election, which was a clean
puny. coast Artillery are looking for-
Ward to the first II
this evening. Several of the members
of the company are from this end of
the town. There are also a number
of Seventh “Company members here
but the latter have not seen any lndi
., cations of much doing for their com
pany this full
On account of the warmer weather
of the past couple of days, there has
been complaint about the odor aria
tag from the shell pile at the. Ratlel
oystel opening establishment on the
Washington street bridge. The open-
ing season seems to be in full swing
now and the. shell pile is steadily grow-
ing. The pile is now nearing a height
equal to that of the fence.
A very considerable amount of inter
cat was taken in East Norwalk in the
outcome of the election in New York
City. The preference here appaiently,
was for Baanard but the. opinion was
that Gaynor would be. elected. So far
as is known there was very little if any
betting here on the result. Quite a bit '
of interest was also taken in the
sweep for the Democrats.
Mrs, Mary Peden, wife of John W.
Pcden who was taken somewhat v-lo
lently with insanity yesterday morning
and left home in Van Zandt street but
stayed in the vicinity, is considerably
impIoved After being induced to re- l
tIIIiI home. she quieted down vcr
much Mr. Peden who is the engineer l
on the oyster steamer Mildred was'
sent for Legal procedure has been
stalled to have Mrs P Idea adiuitttd
to the state hospital for the insane nil
Mlddletown.
The Misses Iicrggren entertained a.
company of friends Monday evening at‘
their home in Solleck street and II tie
cidedoiy enjoyable occasion was the
result for all of the guests, despite
some attempted Iblevcry of the re-
freshments. Home young men. said
to have. come over front South Nor-
waik discovered the location of the
cake and were caught in the act of
taking it. it is understood tliai they
were trounced by the young men who
were in attendance at the party.
The Ryder and Howard market on
the Washington street bridge, is going
through the interesting process of hav-
ing a block built around it. it is ngur-
ed that during the entire Work the.
market can go right along doing busi-
ness. Thus far there has not been an
interruption, though there have been
some big changes. Yesterday, for in-
stance, the floor of the market was
lowered about one and onc~hulf feet.
When the work is completed the whole
block will conform in appearance.
llillllllilil.
A special meeting of the Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held this evening at it o'clock at the
iIciidtIIIurtcrs in Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fogg, who have
been residing in this place for sch-rai
summers. have iuovcd to the corner
of Eliiiwood avenue and Hillside pluct‘.
South Norwaik.
Mrs. H. 1.. Rowland will t‘llli'f‘illln
ihc llanner (,‘ounclt Sewing (‘irclc
Thursday afternoon. A clam Chowder
supper will be served from 5 to 7 II.
III. All are cordially invited .
lilRiEll lllll llllllllillli.
Mrs. Wesley Brady, of Main street.
lluricn. has returned home from a
several \vceks' stay in New York state.
Mark W. Norman and family will
leave Thursday for their winter home
in itrooklyn. when: they will remain
for the winter.
There are uncalled for letters at the
llarlcii post-office addressed to Louis
A. Mcrret. i. W. (.‘ruwford and Miss
icrirudc Stone.
Miss (‘Icrti‘udc Valentino has recent.
ly organized a school of dancing and
dcportIIII-n-t for children. The class
meets weekly iii the t-lcliilchting Hull.
Mrs. .l. l'. llruinmcr is now improv-
ing Iilcoly front a four chks' attack
of rheumatism. She is she to get
about a little. but the aid 0 crutches
is still necessary.
tired Herman and faintly. who have
gone into the bakery luminous in Hall-
roiid avenue, llaricn. have moved their
household effects down here from
their old home in New Canaan. ‘
Tho Dorian commuters to New York
enjoyed a holiday yesterday on no-
couut of the New York city election.
fillet-lion day in New York. coatr ry to
the custom here, is made It hell by.
One of the parties which wont to
the Vanderbilt auto race Saturday was
composed of Mr. anti Mrs. William
Anderson and Andrew Taylor. The
trip was made in Mr. Taylor's automo-
bile.
.iotm if). Criiumlus and family closed
ll} b pots.
lions rails m “been showing the
signs of wear for dome time. They
have been Y“ something like fifteen
years. it it elated.
i
l
l Of late ‘lt lItIii been necessary ror
westbound trains that stop at Dar-ten
V . to take the freight track Just before
Burton is I'.eacbed When the stop is
rill of the my,“ imade at Dorian. the gate between the
freight. and passenger tracks is opened
to allow passengers to alight and
board the tflln. This arrangement is
resmted to on account of the construc.
tion of electrical work at Nomton.
The Iowa clerk's outce is now locat
ed in its new home in the town hall
building. the last. of the moving having
been completed Monday. The reno-
voting work at the new place is not
yet complete and for II time the town
business will be carried on there
somewhat under difficulties. The space
in Robert M. Smith's store formerly
occupied by the clerk's office has been
fitted with shelves for an extension of
the store business.
again
J. A. been has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Boston.
Mrs. John Henry Jennings is enter-
taining relatives from Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles Bulkley has been en-
tertaining her sister from Bridgeport.
The family who rented the David
Mills place in the Farms have moved
away.
Rev. and Mrs. 'Taylor entertained
iclatives front New York city over
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Salmon and Miss Asen-
ath Mcckei. me attending college in
Pennsylvania. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. iconaid Wagner. who
have been visiting in Bridgeport, have
returned home.
Mrs. (‘liarics ll. Meeker.
Highway. is entertaining a
from Crescent City. Florida.
of Cress
friend
Mr. and the Roger Williams have
closed their summer home in Susan
liltk and gone to New York for the
winter.
George Burr Smith, of Saugutuclt.
who has been ill a long tune. is still
very feeble and owing to his age. his
recovery is doubtful.
A son has been born to Dr. and
Mrs. Brennan, of New York city, who
spent the summer months at their
country residence on (‘ompo street.
Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Morris and
son. John. are soon to close their
handsome residence at Conipo and so
to California for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil B. Mitchell and
family are still occupying their (lompo
Mill residence. Their home in the
village is being repaired and beauti-
lied.
.lolIIi ii. Taylor and Luther W.
Brown. contractors and builders, have
dissolved partnership.
ii. Taylor and (Yo.
Mr, and Mrs. Augustus Lees and
Mrs. Margaret Sniffen iIavI- returned
from New York city where they at-
traded a social function given by Mr.
and Mrs, .l. C. l)eWiMcrs.
Through thc efforts of the Civic
club the train which leaves Lexington
uvcnuc, New York city. at 5:02 p. in.
will stop at Saugaluck at 61H to leave
passengers from New York.
Mrs. Jane ith-ves. who recently
purchased a tract of land on imperial
CityNatIonal Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANSACTG A OENIRAL RANKING
BUSINEII
Capital Surplus and Profit-
3100.000,00 01 17,000.00
Onto Deposit Box", as and $5 per your.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ilt Vice-Pr».
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vic.-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORO
E. H. Mathewson Henry Oeymour
John H. Knapp Bamuoi crummnn
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wattle! Marvin
Christian Iwurt: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
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IVERY LADV'O IDRIBSINO CHAN
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their summer place. Flrwood-on-theI
Sound. tit Collondor‘ a Point. last week,
and have gone to New York. Mr.
Cilmmins frequently comes tip to his
country place over Sunday during the
winter months
Mr and Mrs. AIthur Stevens. the
which will cover a period of ten weeks.
last evening at the home of tile pastor. .
Rev. tester
ngotid bitdn
The meetln next week will be held at
affluent i’hrtrlch to East or
.39! old! There was
may II the new class
the home
anus.
The young than of the Birth Gom-
F lira“! V ' ‘l:l'") i I t 1. .I
bride and groom, who were married
last week. are keeping house at their
new home at Stony Erook. The bride
was formerly Miss Catherine Khan, of
Belle Island. where the room in em
ployed.
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Preparations
New York. No ”Hartford
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece "Stand-rd” Poe
celalu Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
.be to have hot and cold running water
in your dresulhl chamber sleep
in. apartment or am floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest do roe of comfort.
We will glad y note you prices. our
plumbers are In- city competent Ine-
Ichauicu, honest and reliable.
iHORACE R. NASH
Milli Mitt. limo wm oral
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The business .
will hereafter be carried on by John .
0.‘ j
ad‘gul’im use
tile property.
The Ladiee' Missionary Auxiliary
will hold its November meeting in the
Congregational Church this afternoon
at 2:30. A report, of the lt‘alrtleld
county convent on will be lead also a
talk on M Birdsgye View of
World." by the pastor‘s wife.
the
0a the evening of November 9.
Star of Weatport Ulrcle Companions
of the Poiest will celebrate their
fifth unnlversuiy by giving II caid par
ty. The committee who have charge
of the affair are: Misses Kathryn i‘ltz-
geiaid Teiesa Emily and Mrs. Nellie
Star-gen.
Monday morning John Chase. a
conductor for the Counecticut (16..
had the misfortune to have his hand
badly cut by a shovel in the hands of
one of the shovelers on a gravel ca’r.
Dr. Fyfe wan hastily summoned and
dressed the wound, but amputation of
two fingers is feared.
The Westport Musical society open-
ed the season Monday evening by giv-
ing a public concert In the Congre
gutlonul church. The Diinbury Glee
club of 25 meinbois furnished the
program which was Well rendered.
Those who attended were well paid
and appIeciate the treat given them
WANT JEFFRIEB—JOHNSON FIGHT
SPOKANE, WoslI'II.. Non, 3.-The
Hilliard (Washingtoni Ahtletlc Associ-
ation, through its president. Jesse E.
Jones, yesterday sent a telegram to
Elam Berger, manager of James J. Jet“
fries offering to post 375 000 If he
would hold the Jeffries»—.lohnson+flaht
here. The assmlution has deposited
ten per cent. in the First National
Bank at Hilliard, which is five miles
north of Spokane,
Woman started the ball of trouble
rolling and she has kept it rolling ever
since.
We Do Our Own Grinding
LlNaEl GROUND WHILI
YOU WAIT.
Come In and nova your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. lloyt‘u Pro
sci-lptlons.
Utilce hours. 8 II. In. till 11:30
12:45 until 6 p. In Mon-
day and Saturday evenings Ila.
iii 9 p In
Fenwick Optical Company
Successor. to
HOMER II HOYT.
Room 7-. WNW Iuildin.
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. ways bringing
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' recognized and his personality is al-
M‘USIC HALL.
Another large and appreciative au-
dience greeted the stars at Music Hall,
last: night. and every t on the bill
was asuooesu. Ed. Esta the marvel
one equilibrist, is very clever and was
applauded time and' again. (thatlas
Walton, character comedian, was very
clever in his comic singing and danc-
lug Rice and Dell pioved themselves
to be a very clever pair of comedians.
both being. very good in their Iespoct
its parts, and their witty and original
anylngs and comic songs. made their
entire act a good one. Show It; Sharp
the clever German comedians. in their
not of “Katrina's Arrival in America. "
were exceptionally good.
Newsboys' quartette was another fine
number. and their excellent singing
compelled theta to respond to several
encores. The Piano Four, a new musl-
cal act. was received with round after
round of applause. it being the best of
the evening. as all of the four are very
clever piano players and singers. The
moving pictures were good. This bill
is played again tonight, and tomorrow
night an entire new bill will be pres-
sated.
CLERGYMAN IMPORTANT FACTOR
IN PI AY.
Dr. Lavendai is a peisonality that
has figured in- all of Margaret Dc
land‘ I; tales of Old Chester and conse-
quently he is conspicuous in “The
Awakening of Helena Richie." the
last. so far. of this interesting series
of stories. which has been dramatized
and is now being played by Margaret
Anglia at the. Savoy Theatre. New
York. Dr. lAth'lidill‘ is an elderly
clergyman, who has resided in Old
Cheater. a Milttll village lll Western
Pennsylvania. for n dccatlc or louder.
lie is known and endeared by evcry~
body, even to the children, in the ham-
let. To all he is a father coufessor,
a coIIIi‘ortcr. a syniputhitiiie friend.
one who is ever rcady to heat tluir
troubles, patch up theii quaircls.
Imooth over their disagreements. ul-
sunshine into their
lives. He is a character in many
senses :llbtl the counterpart of many {I
dear old III-ottoman of the cloth_ who
may be found in both the large and
small towns in any pan of these
He is a type at once
dominant.
Ways ileieua. Dr. Laven-
- dar and little David are the principal
characters in the play as they are in
. the book. Miss Austin is enjmlug one
of the best seasons she has ever had
in New YoIk tier Thursday mati-
nous recently started. are prefened
. by out- oftowu people for the reason
that seats are more easily securetd on
the day of performance than at the
regular Saturday matinee.
The wasp can cut its way through a
seashell.
Horace E. Dana & Son
45 WALL 8T.. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargain:
to Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
All Coupons
FOR
HOW MUCH
Rill Hill]
made for your teiinntsv—by having
phones. Annunciatora. ctc.,
we’ll tell you
materials.
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who in up to data sets the
pond paying tenants.
installed--
how and furnish All
80 WASHINGTON GTI‘ITI
COUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
A Timely Subiect
For All House~0wners
This III 0 union for cleaning
up the pro lion. Soap and the
scrub mm for the bottle and
the who for the into In good.
but they dour/go far enough.
You can china am away. but
to make the house. the barns.
stables and fence- right they
should in Rubin-fl up with
‘ lit.
We have mouthing for the
gelatin-«linseed oil. tum.
m- and
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Electric Lighting. hells. Private Tole .
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& Company
39 Wall Street
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out. gets you a Spark Plug free
of charge.
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HVMN OF THANKSGIVING.
(The Cavalier.l
We thank Thee that the sun and rain:
Have brought the harvest to our
fields.
That vie have guerdon for our pains
\ilth health and hope that plenty
yields.
We. thank Thee for the touch of love
That has upheld us on our road.
Has pointed to far heights above,
And led to paths before untrod.
And while we thank Thee for the past.
With bended knee and hymn of
praise.
Grant differing hand clasp hand at last,
That INDIREMOL discord, crown our
days.
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in that furnace of yours and save
moucy. Just as satisfactory as
(‘oal and much cheaper.
25 Bushels
OF FURNACE SIZE FOR
$2.75
STOVE AND RANGE SIZE
$3.25
DELIVERED.
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Glassware and Housefur-
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titanium Blue China by the lot or
piece.
scum White mu .m- cuI I»
cleaned quicker and better. It it will
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For liver
Mflihlriy Years
coon excuses.
A school teacher recently received
the following note:
“Dear Sir: Please excuse my Ion
Jack from attending school today.“
he has to be at the funeral of his
two aunts. I will see it does not oc-
cur again.“
The following direct, concise and
conclusive note was received by x
teacher from the mother of a pupil:
“Please excuse ikey; he is dead!“
“they" was a favorite In his club:
and his loss was felt by the teacher
and his classmates. so that the human
can side of the note was not consid-
ered. A few days later the fallout“
excuse for a pupil did not. call tor the
same restrictions. It read:
“Please excuse Mary. to Ibo bu! ‘
pain in the tornado. "~—Ech'
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906 Freight Propellers will do“.
Pier 28. Eat River. New York. (toot
of Dover street). every day, (except
Sunday) at i p. m Freight. received
at Norwaik up to i p.11). and South
Norwalk up to 5. 30 p m.
Norwalk Steamboat (lo.
Aiming J. Smith.
Lon-I.
c. c. Hogans
«aural
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Residence. I Washington“
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Definition of Cbiroprbchc
Chiropractic In the motto. 0?&
«use of tilt Ilium and m it bf
tasting the lame. bloome- m t
by a wrench, Mil. 01‘ I”!!! in
back. liven If done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and m ll
Inter life in the different omit! Ill
umtu.
Chiropractors remove the onus. I,
this Gloom and pain. and Min”
restored through humanism; M g
nerve interns In your body. ,
Nervouune'n amnion. ,"
Ill. Heart. Kidney, and
ones are Elven special I
Curvature of the on}
never regret. mu Clairol ..
chance to help you.
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