A ., ohmic... has micrtbed ‘I Get Your Brazilian“ Filled attire B ridge Pharmacy Prompt and entcient service at all times. Personal attention given to all prescription work. ‘ 0 Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your. oer. BRIDGE PHARMACY J. PARKER. Min-w. Miss Ora Brundnge, of Elm street. Stamford, is visiting relatives in East Norwalk. i Leslie Gamble, the East Nor-walk contractor, was a visitor in New York City yesterday. . The dance at the CountryClub for Saturday evening will be the last dance of the season. Mrs. Henry Scynimir and Miss Eth- el (ilovcr left town today for a week's visit with relatives in New York. Henry Cutler. of First street. was a visitor in Bridgeport last evening for the purpose of attending a party. The weekly prayer meetings will be held this evening at the East Avenue Methodist and the Advent Clutctian Churches. The pastor will be the load- crs. .lohn Darrow. of East Norwaik, is a member of the juries of one of the higher courts now in session in Bridge- port. A concrctc foundation is being built for the shop which Contractor ll. V. Carr has started to crcct ‘in Seavlcw avenue. —-l.ianuer llrcnd is best. Try it. llanner liakery. Tel. 314-3. The St. James Circle of Kinns‘ lituigbtcrs is in session this afternoon with Mrs. William Robins, of 2 Bay- vicw place. Friends of Walter Raymond are ad- iulrini: a rabbit dog. which he recently rccclvcd from Kentucky. Mr. Ray» mood is also expecting the arrival of a 'coou dog. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pearce, of Cove avciiuc, has recently N‘Nll'lli‘tl from a visit in Now York with Mr. and Mrs. li‘rcdcrick l’carce. their son and dnuuhicr-lnvlaw. Alonzo Wheeler. of East Norwuik. was in iicihcl. yesterday. attending the funeral of his lil’tlllltil'dll‘lllw. \‘l’. Henry Smith. who died at the Soldiers" Home in Norolon. Letter (‘arricr James H. ilnnford set out down the burbor this morning with tho idea of ecttluu his share of ii day‘s catch. Mr. ilanford's routo is being looked after by tieorgc lluntcr. Mrs. Samuel Hall. of it: Osborn av- cbuc, has rcturucd home from spend in]; scvcral days in New Canaan with relatives. While in that place. Mrs. llnll uttu-ndcd the maringe of one of her rclntlvcs. e There is evidently n clituicc for the colored oystcr opcncrs backed by Wilt Ilum H. Young to compete in an open int: contest. A challenge from some whltc lilll'lll‘l'tl uppcurs on anoihcr piiac of today‘s Scuttnci. Miss Lolllo lioscgood. of llnwkins nvcnuc. entertained a party of friends at her home, 'l‘ucsday cvcninu. ln- hou- or of her frlcnd. Miss Emma li‘ostcl'. 0f East, (ironing N. .l. Various names ivoro played, and with vocal and lil- strnmcutal music. and dainty refresh- mcuts, a delightful evening was pass- oil. 'I‘hc Ryder ami l'lownrd market sale, which was so tiesirucilvoly handled by sale crackers several weeks ago. is back at its old position. The badly dc- molished safe was taken up to thc Norwnlk li‘ircmcn's Fair, where it was vlcwmi by a great many people inn. on the theory that there are still some people who want to view it it will be upon to view here for a while ions cr. While most of the busincss flint chino up at the "looting of the dis lrti-t commlltoo ’l‘uesdny evening at tho motor nonm'ulor house In iicnvtcw nvouuc was of a routine nature. coil- sldcrubhe luicrcsi was taken in a no iltlon to determination whether the town or Marvin Brothers own Calf Paw lure beach and to make a public beach out of it should it. be decided that it bi town property. .W .. The (eastbound railroad depot. is be- ing comected with both the water and sewer systems. The job is now about finished and The plant o‘. the Bridgeport Real Es- tate investment Conwuny in tire ory Boulevard is a very busy place new «bus. While there was a long period after the building of the plant before the work of manufacturing was start- ed, a large number of concrete blocks are now being turned out there. Despite Illo slippery rails tilt account of tho learns, the East avenue only w?‘ hilly. delibereieiyeeiect the be: south M to ditch is being filled In. illiil Gregory Point, cars were on limo this morning... The condition of the tracks . all" are. . ‘ . . can In running trombone (petal- to d it‘lherl Select the butmndprhcn: . d‘by him 0 tennis , alright; u enter your “9%.. ma. _ medicine. then take it. Stiék toll. ‘ ‘ makes the job of the niotornian ar lit tle harder than is ordinarily the case. Everybody nearly is satisfied with the weather the past two days or so. Even summer is not much of an lin provement on these balmy days, which, though they may not be of long dura- tion may be enjoyed while they are iere. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter. the bride and groom, were given a grand serenade last. night fit the home of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Moi'fett in Winfield street by the Yale Fife and Drum Corps. Mr. Hunter is a popular member of this organization. The sec enaders played «on the trip through Winfield street and played a further concert after reaching the house. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter invited them inside and everbody had a fine time. An elab- ‘orate supper ‘was served. There is still more hope that the re built Benedict Farms bridge will soon be thrown open to vehicle trafiie again. Yesterday the second of the two piers to support the structure wiheh will gap 3., e sluleeway. was completed. One of e piers is of stone and the other of l concrete. The storekeepcrs have been complaining about the closing of the bridge to wagons for so long a time. something like a month. As has been stated. however. the work has been carried on under difficulties on account . of the interference of the tides. ~Constlpatlon causes headache. nausea. dizziness. Ianguor. heart palpi~ tailon.. Drastic physics gripe. sicken. weaken the bowels and don't cure. Dean’s Regulars act gently and cure cpnstipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug gst. ‘ Rllillllllll. (,‘barlcs Klein, the playwright. and his family. closed up thcir Shirley Manor residence yesterday, and wens to New York city for the winter. The hunters report the first real flight of woodcock of the present fall. although as yet they uc conflncd to the woods well to the north of Nor~ walk. Captain William Young. who has been janitor of tho Norwnlk Yacht club the past season. and resided in‘ the DcWiii (f. Iiuscoc cottage nearby, has mow-d to Smithviilc, South Nor. walk. for the winter. L'l‘bo club house was officially closed for the season No. vcniber l. but this week has been oc- cupied in getting in the boats and putting the float up on the shore. The ladies of the Methodist Bplsco pal Church save a slipper last evening. which was largely attended and very successful financially. it was known as thc annual harvest supper, and Superintendent Roy. of John Sherman- lioyt.‘s (‘outcntinent island rcsidcncc. scirt a large supply or chrysanthc mums for use in the decorations. 'i‘hc mcinbcrs of tho latdlcs‘ Aid Socicty also providcd flowers and baudsomc autumnal foliage. All the vlanda oi‘ the season were on the bill of fare. and lb.» menu was pronounced one of tho iincst cvcr sci‘vcd ill the clinpcl. Mrs. Frank L. ’l‘hcnll, president of the society. was at the head of tlic outcr- iuinincut committee, which rcccivctl many compliments on the stii'ccss of tho “flair. nun station. lirngplst Frank Y. Znhn. of llnricn. was a visitor with friends in ltridue port ycsteriiny. ii‘rnuk Lassen has completed his sca- son's work at the .lobii l). t‘riuiniins cslnlc and will lnkc a position in llidgcllcld for the winter. The llaricu llusiucss Men‘s Assoc- latlon will hold a meeting next Muir day cvcnlnu. President Robert M. Smith presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. ilocsc. of Nero- toli. nrc closing tlgii‘ house. and will be at llotcl thhcrlnnds, New York. for the next two months. when they will go abroad. Chester (‘un-trcll has returned from a two weeks” vacation trip up In New York Hllllt' and lo lama island and has now resumed his duties ut the rilnnr ford National ilauk. Tho Swahtloku Club. compound at about. 24 young men and Women of Norolon Heights. enjoyed a straw-ride to Stamford in one of Andrew 'l‘ay. lor's barges, Tuesday evening. w Lincoln Council, of Darlon, is NO tho colublncd initiation of lilaiiicCOilllr rIl. McKinley t‘ouncll and Lincoln (iouncll, tn statutord. tomorrow night. Mrs. ttlnirlcs You lilne, who under- Wont u very serious operation at. the Stamford lloupltnl Monday. In report.- tlou. Her many friends have had deep four of the outcome, but are hopeful of favorable sinus. of Harold Wilimott rendered hlin a farewell reception Tuesday evening at his home in Main street. iinrlen. Mr. Willinolt has secured a position at his uncle's drug store in Amsterdam ave- nue. New York city. The evening was made merry with various pastimes and n collation was served. Darius is making rapid strides these days in the acquisition of new ‘ .sldewnlks. With the work now under mustructlon ooiuplrtsd there will he a continuous stretch of fine walk from the post allies to the town hall hullda log. The latest section to be started "is in trust oi the Waterbury home pcciml to provide several candidates at I all us still helm; in a critical cendi- : A company of a dozen or so friends , toad All 0! the nbw indirehevs been built of“ concrete and many favorable . commonly?” them have been heard.‘ y .. .W. ‘l‘he Central Easineerlng Company had an expensive visit from burglars some time", Tuesday night. and upper. vastly the thieves were well aware of the value of the articles that they were taking. They effected an en- trance by applying aH‘Jlmmy" to a north side window. Their visit was discovered yesterday morning to open up. A hasty inventory sho ed lug. ~ ome of the plunder included two dozen gasoline canine spark plugs and some tools. No clue has yet been secured that has proven of value. but the police officials, who are investigat- lng. are hopeful. runs The corn in this vicinity is excep- tionally good. Frank Keyser ls having his house repainted. Prayer meeting this evening at the \iethodlst church at 7:45. Town clerk Joseph l-iyatt has been m a business ltip to New York'. \ Carl Diedrick has accepted a posi- tion with S. M. Banks, the florist. Miss Mary Morris of Cmnpo, will Europe. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ogden of Port Chester, have been in town calling on friends. W Mrs. Fred Kemper has been entcr~ ininlug her daughter. Mrs. 'WaItcr Peck of Sound Beach. Delegates from the Congregational church will attend the annual confer once to be bold in Tori-ington. Tho consolidatedrailroad are. put» ling a steel shingle roof on the cast bound station at Greens Farms. M r. and Mrs. Ambrose iiuributt and «grandfather have returned from a brief visit with their son in Weston. Mrs. Francis Bunncll. who has been visiting relatives in New Milford. has returned to her home in Cross High- way. Mr. and Mrs. George .7. Green have rented the Campbell house on Elm street and will soon begin to keep house A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry i‘lntt of Springfield. Mrs. Plait was formerly Miss Wheeler of Snugutuck. . Louis Tlillltllti who opened a iurui» ture and clothing store on Malu strcol twu months ago is preparing to sell out all his stock at public auction. Pansy (iulid composed of tho yonngx ladies of Trinity parish held their first incl-ling of the season vcstcrduy ulter- uoou at the homo of Miss Mary Sins pics. Arthur ll. .lclllffc of Snugaiuck has secured a very lucrative position as stone director and manager of Miss Annie Russell's production. "The Stronger Sex." Joseph P. .‘iiorton of Satlantnck. who rcccnily purchased tho real cs mic and insurance business of (icoruc ii. Smith, has illit‘llt‘il his office for business. (in Saturday the lutcrparochlul Mls slon Study class will lilt‘I‘l at tho t‘hurcli of llic flood Shepard. Slici- ton. Iloly communion will bc ud- iniuistcrcd at 9:30 after which the pa» pcrs will bu rind by dclcgulcs. ilcv. Kcuucth Mackenzie has ontcr. oil his iwclfih conscclitlw‘ your its ll icachcr In tho lilblc classes at the lil‘ltlucport Y. 31. f‘. A.. with n lnrgr cr cnrolluwnl than he has had for ycnrs at least. This very popular and helpful tcncbor is becoming more so every year. n...“— The following warrantce dceils were recorded of ,thc town clerk‘s office ibc past. week: Estate or C. M. Chopin to Josephine M. (“oic. and and buildings at (irccns l"lil‘iil; lfllliltlliil island coin- puny to ilcrtrnnd (l. llui'nctt; (‘uni‘icld island and oilwr land at bcnch, furor crly belonging to Woodbury (i. Luna don; Edward A. tiaucbct lo Nehemiah inmiec, land and buildings at Hausa tuck on linpcrlul avenue. aw than Mrs. M. (i. Scolcy is said to be a trifle improved. . ...._........ - MM“... Miss Sophia Lockwood was a Iuncut of friends in Stamford, Monday. Walter it. Johnson is making steady llnprovmnont in tho Htmnl‘ord lllmlilllil fund it' he continues he will be dis» charged Saturday. M Miss Ellen Davidson has accepted a position as teacher for the Smith Ridge district sclnml. and will use some her new duties. Monday. The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrath. who has been seriously ill for several weeks. is re- portcd to be gaining slightly, and hopes of her permanent rocovory are entertained by her family and friends. The ilallowe‘en party held in the doctors room of the M. E. Church.- 3Monday evening. was very successful ihnanoiaily and socially. Many of tho ‘merry masquerade": wan- elaborate lln their fantastic costumes. and their by 3 Leonard Mlllspauah. when he arr ved ? article to the value of about $75 inlan- ' spend the winter traveling through] l The funeral services will be held from . Rev. R. .1. Kent. D. 1).. pastor of the .4 (term- by as“ n arranged. the entertainment. _ mu—qfi-‘b ,, , The new school house is rapidly nearing completion andwlien finished will he a great credit to the town. The contractors who are doing the work are exhibiting personal pride in the matter, and the workmanship for this reason will be in a class by It- self. The structure is imposing and has a grace that blends well with the fine dwellings that now adorn south avenue. The new town house building is also beginning to take on evidence of the fine piece' of architectural work that it. certainly will be, and lthls building with the new school~ .house will place New Canaan in the ‘iiluo Ribbon class when ceinpared to other towns of its. size in the State. While the bonded debt has been in- creased considerably by the work on these buildings there is no question but that the udditibnai benefits of- fered will greatly offset the added cost and in a very few years repay the bill with a substantial interest ac- count. The sudden death of Mrs. Roy B.‘ M a l orse. yesterday afternoon, after very short illness, cast a pull of sad- ; ncss over the whole community. Mrs. E littorse was In her 24th year. and was; your: ladies to.» no ' .0 haunt ‘ . its first practice in th Operwhouse. Tuesday evening. Coach Jamesluor- risnn was more than pleased with the quantity and quality of the first and second toning that were tried out. Some hard work will be cape leased by the players for the next tWokveoks. when the first game will be iayed. Mr. Morrison wil playat center this season and J. lilil Nelltgan and Lewis 0. Brown will make up a pair of strong. forwards. it is said that George Ward- well, who is at present working as surveyor on the Loan island Motor Parkway, m'ay possibly return to town for the winter and should he do so the team would be materially strengthen- ed, Wardwell Is a favorite with the crowd and he is also a player of ex- ccpiionai ability. Alvin Hecrdt. who played each a fast ganio last winter is still in Florida. where he will remain permanently. The team may possibly acquire William Krapowicz. who is l well-known in athletics circles through— out thc United States in weight and 'shot puting competition. Krapowiez, while big and strong, Is subtle and is extraordinarily alert. Ed. Kelly. star on the regular baseball team, is al- 'so an aspirant for a place and he has started out to make good. Herman Schmidt. Alfred H. Raymond and Charles Brown are old warriors at the the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. l game and all stand a fair chance of Arthur '1‘. Bliss of Richmond Hill. The ‘ :dcceased was well known and had a . large circle of friends with whom she. thud endeared herself by those simple! little kiildnesseswthe performance of which seemed to make her short life (an exceptionally happy one. She do- liahted in helping others, and her mem- ory will he revered by those with . whom she came in contact. A husband survives her. and he has been the reel plant of many messages of sympathy from mourning neighbors and friends. the into home of the doccased in chd street, Friday afternoon at 2. icwis Avonue (,‘ninrregntlonnl Church. Brooklyn. will deliver the euloglmn. In- terment, will be in ifikevlcchemetcry. .fi.‘ ............. “mum... mam...“ .... . ,. ' We Do Our Own Grinding LENSES GROUND WHILE YOU WAIT. Come in and have your broken lenses duplicated. no matter where they Wore made. We have all of Mr. l‘loyt's Pre scriptlons. Ulltce hours. 8 n. to till 11:30 a. in; 12:45 until 6 p in. Mou- day and Saturday evenings an at it p. m henwrck Optical Company Succeemre to HOMER B. HOYT. Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building 9? WASHINGTON BT.. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TEL. sea-2. HOW MUCH making the first team. A SUCCESSFUL 8TUMP SPEAKER. John Kendrick ilangs. the author. who spends so much of his time at his home on the Maine coast that he become a citizen of that State, took part in last year‘s political canmahrn and had many Interesting experiences on the stump. He admits that in one Instance tlic joke was on biiu. At this particular meeting in» was thc third speaker, iolhitvlnlz two to cut spclibiudcrs to whom tln- crowd listcncd patiently in anticipation of tbc “big gun." oi‘ the occasion. The month; was warm and whilc llic sceniid spcalwr was holding forth a tat member of the band, occupying ti scat directly in front of the stage yielded to the sumuifcrous influences and suorcd loudly. “That's one on you." cbuckh-d Mr. [lungs to his i‘cllovv (il'i‘litli'. as the latter closed his peroration and and re- tii‘cd to his seat at the rear of the ethnic. "Now watch inc wake him up?" Sure cuough. :zcnrccly was Mr Bangui well tiliili‘r way lu‘lul‘v the in: also opened his cycs. stared wildly for an instaut~~ and boiled for the door? THE TIGER. JRS.. CHALLENGE. The Tiger, Jrs.. elmllcugc any team averaging uinctyfive pounds. St. Marys or Colonial. .lrs., preferred. Ad- dress F. Armstrong, corner Taylor and (Yoimccilcut avcnucs. or Harry Tar lov. lclcpbouc nuinbcr 884-7». Whooping cough kills more children under five years: of use than scarlet fever. Horace E. Dean 81 Son, 45 WALL 8T.. NORWALK. Real Estate and insurance We have several decided bargain: in income producing property that must increase to value with the raplc growth of the town. ‘__ All Coupons FOR Rlll HEM] more dcullrablo your building can be made for your tenants» by having Electric Lighting. liclls. Private 'l‘elct phones. Annupciators, rtc.. installed We'll tell you‘ how and furnish all materials. This is the Electric Age and the landlord who is up to date gets the good paying tenants. The Reed & Volk Electrical Co. 36 WASHINGTON BTREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. 805. A Timely Subject For All House-Owners This Is the season for eleautna up the promises. soap and the scrub brusn for the house and the mite for the lawn are need. but. they dont’ so far enouah. You can clean dirt away. but to make the house. the heme. stables and fences right they should be freshened up with taint. ‘ , We have everything for the palmtop-linseed oil. term. brushes and fantastic Pare White Lead THI FAMOUb DUTCH IOY PAINTER IRAND We can guarantee this White Land's purity. Bee ill about ”or painting. E. ado‘fiHAM . .I’ antics in ad much mirth. Gaines suitable for t o occasion» made tho hours puss 1p casually, and .rGfreuhineutv Wore and around the room (‘Illltim henchmen. nae-r uenwens. cons. SPARK AP UllS ARE REDEEMED BY i F. E. Lockwood 81 Company 39 Wall Street Year coupon properly tilled out gets you a Spark Plug free of charge. to ss- _~.§>.\ \‘\-.\\. 0TH nmauee HAVI eons . AND nonmeur J spell—Lac STILL HOLDS FWIOT PLACE FOR GUALI‘FY AND INDUHANOI. . CHAS. E. DOW m weanmo c eraser. ‘ uses} at. his as or». . or NARC oric. ”(MW Mw- - \m‘ ' H meanness” Sim: .__._.-.,———» Alh iimtiihs' old 35 Hosts «53(1er RAILROAD AGENT'S BOY KILLED.‘ Todd, acting agent of the New York.l Ncwaaven and Hartford Railroad at l lirookfield Junction. was‘run down by 1 a passenger train from illtchfiehl yes-3 the approach of a freight train until go by the passenger train swcpt' around a curve and was upon lilin be- fore he knew of its approach. Thel body was fcarfnlly umn'zlud and it was not until the afternoon that it was iiiciillllcd. (‘ousidcratitiu is the watchvvurd of; wisdom. ‘ BUkN COKEi in that furnace of yours and sari-3 loom-y. Just as satisfactory as Coal and llillt‘li cheaper. 25 Bushelsg l OF FURNACE SIZE FOR l i $2.75 3 STOVE AND RANGE SIZE l - $3.25 DELIVERED. Connecticut ”it?" Company. Wall Papers iN PRICES TO SUIT ALL ‘POCKETBOOKS 4' A Complete Line of Crockery, Glassware and Houseiur- nishing Goods, Etc. English Blue China by the set or piece. Squaw White Fruit 1er can no cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will pack closer. the Jars will look nicer on your eheivee then the round green all” in". square White Jere have the Lithi- uing 'l‘on. Window Bhedee made to order. Paintm' supplies. first Mined Paint. I135 xenon. ramnng and Paper Hanging. L. H. Decker l or wnumo'rou eraser. ’ eouru uoawetn. . Thirty Years DANBURY. Nov. 4.-Cecil r. node. i A little seventeen years old, son of SamuellA little Ah. well. its mission on earth is thru. Dali TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. ‘ . TIL OOH. * For liver . AN OLD FAVORITE. peace in. the orchard grew, peach of emerald hue: Warmcd by theisun and wet by the dew it grew. ierday morning on the out skirts of .3 0"" day [missing the Orchard thru. this city and instantly killed. The boy "l‘hai 111”“ DOMh dawned on the View stepped iroin tillc truck to another at .Of Johnny Jones and “’5 sister 533°“ Them two. white lie was watching the freight l i‘p at that peach a club they threw. flown from the stem on which it grew Fell that pt‘flCll of the emerald hue. Mon Dieu. John took a bite and Sue a chew. And then the trouble began to brew— ! Trouble the tht'iOr couldn't subdue. Too true. i‘inhr the turf where the daisies grew lThcy planted John and his sister Sue. And their little souls to the angels flow. Boo boo. What of the peach of the emerald. . . . Warincd by the sun and wet by i don"? Adieu. —Eugene Field. For Freight Only On and after Tuesday. January 7. 1906, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28. East ltlver. New York. (foot of Dover stl'cctl, every day. (except Sundayl. at 4 p. m. Freight received at Norwalk up to «i p. m. and South Nora‘nlk up to 5:30 p. in. Norwalk Steamboat Co. Annlna J. Smith. Lessee. C. c. Hosanna. General Agent; DA VID W. R] YMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmer. E19 North Main so. eouoi Nomelii . Residence. I Washington It. ' . Telephone at office, see-2; Telephone at heuu. III. m.-...... . . ........._...,....._..-..__.._..... D. run NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic} _ Chiropractic ie the science or the cable of the disease and the m 0! lb lusting the same. Diseuee are cooled by e wrench. twist or sprain in back. Even if done in childhood it. , creates pinched nerves and it ill later life in the different arms and. llinbl. “ Chiropractors remove the osule of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmoninlng the six nerve systems in your body. . i Nervouenoes, Rheumatism. Pa its sis. Heart, Kidney and Female _ cases are given opelnal attention; tilu Curvature of the Spine. You Will ., never regret giving Uhlroprndldp I clothes to help you. _~ . 3-- T. FRANCIS. D. C. n wseumorou er. eo. uortwatk Mean-til: Treatments Given Alec. Officesmmii ~ Inseam! ' lend Foetal for leokiet till. 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