olirwntcr.
falling ha
ElSllllinlK
Does “$30
g Get Your DrunWants
‘ Filled at the
i B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt bud emote-t urvlco at
. all times.
Personal attention given to all
i prescription work. .
._ Chair: for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
.L
This morning brought forth a snow
flurry. This was not the first appear-
once of snow according to the weather
sharks but it was the first seen by
most people this fall. -
Nothing has yet been heard of a
pool tournament at ong the firemen
or at the Hafner esta lishment. There
has been no tournament at the llufner
establishment for two years.
The Loyal workors' Society will hold
a. meeting as usual Sunday evening.
when the topic will be "Comfort from
the l’romlsees," Miss Anna Nicker
son, the president, will lead the meet-
ing. ~
A fine specimen of Spurgcon's skill
is on exhibition in the display window
of Andrew Aaronson's fishmarkct on
the Washington street bridge. Mr.
Aaronson procured the skin in New
York City. . '
The. Oriole football team is in fine
fettlo for Sunday afternoon, when their
opponents will be the Sonthport foot-
ball team. The game will be played
on the Wicke lot and will probably be
witnessed by a big crowd.
The Rev. Lester lt‘. Reynolds will
give another of his prophetic lectures
at the Advent Christaln Church Sun-
day evening. The series is very popu.
lur. as is shown by the widespread in-
terest and large attendance.
» Stephen Stone, one of the carpeti-
ters employed on the llafncr block rc-
sumed his work this morning after a
several days enforced vacation. Mr.
Stone stepped on a nail Monday and
the result was a very sore foot.
A traveling salesman named Dona
lass, who frequently writes to the state
papers in relation to needed reforms,
improvements. etc, describes the
Washington street bridge as a caller-
way and pays ills respects to the
bumps on the structure.
Caleb Wood has been somewhat dc.
layed in moving his household effects
to Greece Farms, where he will spend
the winter at the. Bcacliside [an as
watchman. Mr. Wood reports that he
likes it very Well at Greens Farms and
that neighbors kcop hitu from ucltina
lonesome.
’l‘he sidewalk proposition set-ms to
meet with great favor until the cost
of the walks ls reached. The subject
pops up every little while when two
or three residents get together but
thus far there has not been only organ
izcd effort to bring the change to bet
ter walks about.
The annual meeting of the East .\'or~
walk Fire Department duos not come
an aluminum
Baldness is Too Generally Considered
aSign ol Advanced Age
A lurid—beaded person does not
have an equal chance with one blessed
with a healthy head of hair. bocauun
baldncsn is too generally accepted as
an ilulicuiinu of nae. Many large cor-
porations huvo established an age limo
it, and refuse to take men over thirty-
ilw years of nae as new employees.
Almost 6.. per cent. of bald-bonded
people may rennin a guild head of
healthy hair if they will follow our
advice and accept. our offer. We
have a remedy that We positively
ammunition to grow hair on any
lanai, unload the roots of the. hair are
entirely dead. their follicles cloned.
uni the scalp has become glazed
and shiny, We want people to try
this remedy at our risk. with the din-
tlnct underatamllng that unless it does
exactly what We claim it will. and
given satisfaction In- cvory respect. we
aball make no charge for the remedy
used during the trial.
We know exactly what We are talk-
ing about, anduwitli this offer back of
our statements no one should acoff.
doubt our word or hesitate to put our
remedy to an actual tutti.
We wan-t every one suffering from
any scalp or hair trouble, dandruff.
falling hair or baldness. to try our
ltcxnll "93" Hair Tonic. We want
them to use," ‘reguluriyw—say until
three botlloa have been used-«and if
It does not eradicate dandruff. cleanse
and refresh the scalp. tighten the hair
in Its roots. and-grow new hair. we will
return evory cent paid as for the rum-
edy for the were asking. There Is no
fornuillty expected and we exact no
obligation from the user whatever.
We. are eutabllahed right here where
you‘llvo and make this offer with a
full understanding that our business
silences entirely depends upon the
sort. of trentuient we accord our cus-
tomers. outlive would not dare make
the above offer except that we are cer-
tain that we can substantiate it in ev-
ery pnrtlcular. Royall “93" Hair
Tonic comes in two sites, 60 contra and
".00. Remember you can obtain
waail Remedies in South Not-walk
only at our stomp—The Retail Store.
The Clifford Pharmacy. Quittner i.’
Cnnty. Props. ~ '
ntths some time of th
the other departments in the Nor-
walka. The South South Norwalir de-
partment is to have the annual‘meetr-
lug In December but the East Nor-
walk department's doesn't come
around until June.
v The fishing expedition of James
H. Hanford and Charles Sherman was
spoiled yesterday. They had figured
on catching a nice mess of frost fish
and started down the harbor yester-
day morning. They had gone far be-
fore they discovered that the stiff east
wind put a quictue on their trip.
On account of the unfavorable wea-
ther, most of the oyster men working
at. Bridgeport are expected home to-
.o.
e‘ye r tic-that bf
. day to remain mull over Sunday. The
temperature was so cold this morning
- as to make hauling in oysters anything
but a pleasant Job and the eastwind
would not allow of the continuance of
work.
The breaking through the Washing-
ton street bridge off). track Wednesday
has been the cause of lunch sarcastic
_ criticism against. the selectment. This
ils due. of course, to the fact that the
selcclmen baVo only recently complet
ed expensive repairs. Everybody seems
agreed upon the. fact that the bridge
is a pretty hard proposition to keep in
usable shape.
The petition for the swearing In of
members of the East Norwalk Fire l’o-
lice as special constables is still ill cir~
culatlon. lc‘lfty or sixty names are. at".
fixed to it but a member of the Fli'i'
Police declared that if he had the
time he could procure 500 signers with-
out any trouble and in a short time.
It is expected that the petition will be
handed to the solectmen very soon.
The case of Mrs. John l’edcn will
come before Judge Henry W. ('lrcgory
in the Probate Court of Norwalk to-
morrow morning at it) o‘clock. At that
time, Dr. J. M. Colmrn and Dr. l". C.
Brown, who have been examining hcr
relative to her sanity, will report. The
object of the present proceeding is
to have her committed to the state
hospital for the insane. at Middle»
town.
William Lowndes. who controls the
destiny of one of the East avenue cars
for a considerable portion of the day.
is taking a tWo day's vacation. ills
friends on the line asks questions con
coming the way he intened to spend
the time, and he stated that be was
planning to do u lot of painting on ac
count of llll unexpected visit of his ino-
tlier-ln-law. .lack lieddy allowed this
was rather strange. Accordlnu to the
dope that has always been handed
out to him, mother Iniuws are not gell-
erully appreciated. “lush-ad of fixing.
up for them". .iack snys..“the usual
thing In to wax the floor for them".
Captain Lowudes put him right on this
point and says his motlu-rlinluw is
the best ever.
llr. Clifton Cooley. a WP” known
East Norwalk boy, is doing fine at
Worcester, Mass, where he is assls.
taut snperlntemlnnt of the City Mount»
lnl. A few days ago. .1. Fred llryanf.
of Norwalk, who looks after the inter-
ests of the Worcester Salt Company In
this vicinity. accidentally mcl llr. (‘oot
ey on the street in Worcester and
they had a friendly visit. llr. (‘oolei
likes \i‘orcester very much, though in-
u as glad to hear from his old friends
in the Norwnlks and about the town lit
self, \Vill‘t‘t’Slt‘i‘ is the biggest no it
censc city in the country. the papilla-
tioll being ill the tn.~Ighbtu‘homl of
100.00. The city has been in the
“dry” -column since a year ago last
may and will vote on the question
attain in llccemhcr this year. The but
chers and grocers there any conditions
are better under nq llt‘cllsf'.
~(Joustlpatlon causes headache,
nausea. dizziness. lauguor. heart palpi-
tatiou. Drastic physics gripe, sickeu.
weaken the bowels and don‘t euro.
lloan‘s itegnlcia act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug
gist.
ilillillillll.
Mrs. James Jackson and silt). James.
Ul' linllroall nrctlllc. hnvi- returned
home after a visit in lioston and Fall
River.
Mrs. Henry llowlnnd entertained the
Sewing (’Irrlc of llanncr Council. yes-
terday afternoon. at her home in
(Trot-knit street. A chowder copper
was served.
The regular business meeting of the
lion-nylon Yacht Club will he held to-
morrow night at K o‘clock In the club
house. at which a full attendnntn- is
requested.
(ll-urge W. Stevens. of llowayioll'.
took a party of friends out for a flair
lna trip Wedncminy. in his boat.
among whom were William A. Ambler,
iv. .i. llcynolda anti (it-urge ll. Ray"
llltllltl. The party had exceptionally
good luck and returned with over two
bushels of fish.
Home boys who are using air guns
and slingshots In- the streets in dif»
fei'ent parts of the village are caurdng
complaints iuvcnusc of the windows
they tweak and other damage they do.
it Is probable that these things are.
done unintentionally by the boys. but
they are none the lean annoying.
A social event of importance over-
looked by our liowayion correspondent
masquerade party of tho Alphlan Ath~
lutlc Fraternity, held last Saturday at
the home of M. A. Thatchui‘. in now-
nyton avenue. The girls of the club
and such boy friends as were invited
appeared in niont fanciful costumes
and cvltloutlycnioyed themselves un-
til the gathering broke up Just before
midnight. The usual festivities. ac
well (ill some original games. were, in-
dulged in. One. of the latter we: the
pinning of tails on a black cat. which
was captured on a neighboring fence.
and which behaved itcelf remarkably
well considering the lnyful and circle
in: game of which t was the chief
actor. it. even rcfnaedto cc ateh. and
Drill-idlgliim
until this locus was the llallowc’eo ‘
l (in l i
,,_.‘ ‘ .l 5 , i
tiliili
over to Bridgeport yesterday and was
a vlaltor. with friends.
No trace of value has yet biaen Ile-
oured In the Control Engineering Com-
pany burglary mystery. The visitors
Worked silently and nothing of their
morning. From the character of the A
merchandise they stole, it. appears that
they are familiar with the auto bust.
hens.
The condition of Mrs. Charles Van
Dine, of Dorian. who was operated on
this week at the Stamford Hospital.
continues very serious but there is
now quitea little more hope than im-
mediately following her operation for
a day or two. The patient is renting
comfortably and tier many friends
have been nmcll encouraged by the ab.
sence of unfavorable signs.
The Men's Club of the llarien Con~
gregatlonui Church had a very fine
event last evening at the church.
there being a large. turnout. The ad-
dress was dilivered by the Rev. Dr.
lloyt, of New Cannon. and an elabor-
ate supper was served. The Men's
(‘lnb is one of the town‘s most. promi-
nent organizations and much interest
is taken in Its meetings and social af-
fairs.
Dr. Carlos Martyn is to deliver a
short clause of lectures on “The Fain-
lly." in the Noroton Presbyterian
Church. on successive Sunday even-
ings in November. as follows: Nov.
7. “Man and “film" Nov. 14. “Modern
Assaults on Marriage:” Nov. 2i. “Fatb-
erbood 'aml lilot.llerhood:" Nov. 28.
“Home. Swoet llonic.“ 'l‘he fame of
the lecturer on an eloquent and schol-
arly man. will insure a treat to those
who attend.
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Wiiitiil.
Mrs. John lluvis has been on the
sick list ibis fall.
’l‘lmolhy llnvcnport. of New York.
was In town on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. M. lil'lin has returned from
a few days' visit ill New York.
Sherwmui ("bichoster ls attending
school in New York this winter.
Mrs. Percy Knapp. of llnrlbuti
street. has been visiting Mm. ’I‘. l“.
Gilbert.
The wedding of Timothy Merwin
and Miss Florence Gilbert is announc-
ed to take place Wednesday. Novem-
ber thh.
The Reading l‘lrt'lo mci 'l‘bursriay
afternoon at the hum“ of Miss tlarpeir
ter. The reading of the reminiscences
of Julia Ward Howe were continued.
Our popular barber. Mr. ()cbc, is
improving his premises by forming a
screen consisting of young trees be
tween his house and the highway.
llullowc'cn was pleasantly spent Fri-
day evening at St. Matthew's parish
it use. The affair was under the mic-
p res of the Junior Guild. the mom-
hers of which. Mrs. May Harrison.
Bargains Worth Talking
About
REGULAR $14.50 THIS WEEK
$13.50 50
$12.50 = o
$11.50
F. A. MITCHELL
UNDERTAKERS.
B. K. MITCHELL, EMBALMER.
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T3.
NORWALK. CONN.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATED .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper or Table D'llote Dinner.
6 to 8 p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988.
we Rama...
EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 48-4.
Tickets South For Sale
Via Clyde Line. Savannah
Line and Old Domin-
ion 8. S. Co.
1. M. LAYTON & CO
(iNOORPOMTID)
insurance, and Real
Edible Agents -'
‘ ./ "Orv-04 ‘ t'
s. M. Allen. of Darlen. took a trip
visitation was known until yesterday ;
“.t%li‘il.63.1»i .
. ' lulu iiillllltl
Heartburn. Gas. Dyspepcia and Other
Stomach Misery VaniShes Be-
lore You Rgalize It
if what you Just ate in soaring on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
loud. refusing to digest, or you belch
Gas and Eruciate sour. undigested
food or have a feeling of Dizziness.
Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea. Bad
taste in mouth and stomach headache
——-this is Indigestion.
A full cues of Papa's Diapepsln costs
only 50 come and will thoroughly cure
your out-of-order stomach. and leave
sufficient about the house in case
some one else in the family may cut-
fer from stomach trouble or indiges-
tion. .
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
ailment cases. then you will under-
stand why Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must go. and why they usually
relieve sour. out-ofcruer stomachs or,
indigestion in five minutes. Diapepsin
is harmless and tastes like candy.
though each does contains power suf-
ficient to digest and prepare for as-
slmllation into etbe blood all the food
you eat; besides. it makes you go to
the table with a healthy appetite; but.
what will please you most In that you
will feel that your stomach and intes-
tines are clean and fresh, and you will
not need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for Blillousnesa or Constipation.
This city will have many Diapepalo
chunks. as some. people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too. if
you ever try a little for indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach misery.
(let seine now, this minute, and for-
ever rid yourself of Stomach Trouble
and indigestion.
Miss Jean McQueen. Miss Ruth Tread-
sell. Miss liuth Green. Miss Frances
lCaklund and Miss Florence More-
bouse, decorated the house and pro-
vided games and refreshments of cake
and coffee. The score cards for the
progressive games were artistically“
hand painted by Florence Morehouae.
Pumpkin lanterns distributed in the
front hall and dining room alternated
with the autumn leaves, which gave a
sylvau effect illuminated by a cheer.
fnl wood lire. ill the neighborhood of
$10.00 was realized. which will be used
toward the church expenses.
A delegation has been appointed
fiDl’flCC E. DEN] & Sofia.
45 WALL 37., INORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have uvaui decided bargain:
to Income prodtklfi'g property that
mutt lncrnu In viiua with the rapid
growth of the town.
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HOW MUCH
_. or“x it snitch -- it. I
ammooogtgla Bundly school can-
vention to be held in New
vember 9th. 10th andillth.
1 visual
i Reginald linker is ill with the neu-
ralgin.
t. Mru. Underwood was in New York
one day this week.
Work on the roads has been com-
pleted for this fall on the Norwalk
road.
. Harry Sherwood is erecting anoth~
or cottage on his property at Compo
Preparatory lecture services will be
held this averting at 7:45 in the
‘ Greens Farms Church.
A large class of young people will
be taken into the Congregational
t’ilnirch Sunday morning.
Eggs are retailing at the local
stores at 50 cents a dozen and are
hard to get at that price.
William Pat-trick has moved from
(‘harles Godfrey's house into one of
Hezekiah Allen’s houses in t‘ompo
street. .
William ll. llnrr has been in Dogs
ton on business relating to the mono-
ment which is soon to be erected at
Compo.
.lohn Whaley. who has had charge
of Frank Raymond’s farm at Sausa-
tuck. has given up the job to go else-
where.
William Frendenthal has resigned
his position in Suugatnck and ac.-
cepied a more lucrative one with Mrs.-
\\‘aters. Chestnut Hill.
The elderly man who has been
camping out on the beach at "New
Hub" for his health. has broken
camp and returned to his home.
All Souls” day was appropriately
celebrated 'l‘uecdny morning at the
Church of the Assumption. Special
masses were held and largely at-
tended. .
Rev. Mr. Sewcll. of llartforti,
preached in the Greens Farms Church
both morning and evenim: Sunday up-
on home and foreign liiissions. ills
addresses Were very Interesting.
Members or the (lemma lodge. of
fills village attended the twentieth.
EVERY LADY'S DRESSiNG CHAM‘
BER
should be equipped with a dainty
new white. one piece "Standard" Par
celain Enameled tm-atory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have not and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
In; apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. 0m
plumbers are strictly competent mev
chanica, honett and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
. All Coupons i
POI
RH] Hill]
i
J
more dcutlrnble your building can be
made for your tenantawby having
Electric Lighting. liclla. Private Tole-
phonos, Aununrluiors. etc. installedw
we'll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This in the Electric Age and tin
landlord who is up to date get: the
stood paying telmnts.
the. Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
38 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
Tbi- ia the “unit for cleaning
up the premium. Soap and the
comb brace for the lion-e and
the lake for the lawn are cod.
but they dont' go for ennui; .
You cnn'claan dirt away, but
to make the house. tho barns.
stable: and foam right in"
unpaid be trumped up with
"I lit.
. We have everything for tho
painting—dinner! oil. lama
bruahcl an.
iAtlantic Pure White Lead-
rucrmoua
ourcu IOV mum Inna
We can mutant» this White
land's purity.l ,
flu an about your palatial.
EB. GORHAM
DMIATOI-
t ‘ a at» i
Wm” he '1” “'- w . W“ commotion. no. NDAWMM. .
sacrament. noun. ’
.1"
." é’.
SPARK P IlliS
ARE REDEEMED DY
F. E. Lockwood
81 Company
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly filled
out not: you a Spark Plug free
of charge.
FINIIHI. HAVI COM!
AN0 “0"“, HUT
J ap-A—Lac
ITILLMOLDO "an PLACI FOR
' QUALITY AND INDUHANOI.
CHASE. now
0TH!
Haven Nos i -
PER CENT. ‘
vpmllonbnls-
. the
inflow if.
A one: Rancdyfor ‘
itoii.Som'Stcmdl.D . .
Wormsx‘onvulsionmimst
ncssarrlLossorSlflP-
All; months iilil
anniversary of the Daughters of Her-i
menu at South Norwalk. Tuesday
evening. They report a very enjoy-
able evening.
Owing to the large attendance at
the East Saugatuck school, Superin-
tendent Wheatlev'is to have moref
seats added to both rooms to accom-i
module the. youngsters. who are very
regular in attendance.
At the l.adles' Missionary Auxiliary
in the Congregational Church, Wed-
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Taylor gave a
most interesting talk on a "lilrda~
cannons
Wall Papers.
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Housefurnishing Goods
Imported llluc English (‘hina by the
single piece or set, Wurranied no
to craze.
Columbia Graphaphoncs
Indestructible Cylinder Records, 35c.
Pit all cylinder machines. Doublc
Disc Records. music two sides. 65:.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will bust a Lifetime.
’l‘cn Krlilcs. Sauce Pans,
llollcrs. Frying l’ans. ctc.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. Decker
.7 WASHINGTON ITRBIT,’
UOUTN NORWALK.
TIL. DON.
BURN'
COKE
in that furnace of yours and save
money. Just as satisfactory an
Coal and much cheaper.
25 Bushels
OF FURNACE SIZE FOR
$2.75
BTOVI AND RANGE Illl
$3.25
DILIVIHID. .
TRY lT AND BE CONVINCID.
Connecticut
Double
‘ 11d iwwfizfifiifihfi'fflflt
,.
”it?" Company.
,—
Kilddoi Have.‘
no
. For that
Thirty Years
eye View of the World.” which
listened to with rapt attention.
The beautiful Angora out which
was sent to Mrs. Clarence Sturges
from relatives in Scranton has either
been stolen or strayed away from
their home at Sanco Point. The ani-
mal is yellow and quite valuable.
H. Daniel Webster la erecting the
foundation for the monument which
the Sons of the American Revolu-
tion are to erect on the triangle near
the residence of John B. Morris. at
t‘ouipo. The large maple tree which
stood on this plot has been removed.
Mrs. Michael Scully, who is very
ill at St. Vincent's hospital. Bridge-
port. docs not improve and all hope!
of her recovery is doubtful. Mrs.
Sculiy has been a great anteater 101'
a long time. and the heartfelt sympa-
ihy of the community is extended to
lel‘.
At the monthly meeting 0 ‘
school board Tuesday eveulns. ‘.‘ ,.
ll. McArdle was elected secretary and
llr. Steurns chairman of the commit-
tee. A prudential committee consul.-
ing of Messrs. McArdle and Start»
and a repair committee made up of
Messrs. Pout. Quinlan and Taylor were
also appointed. 4
Day Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. least River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every dam (mt.
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwallr up to «i p. m. and South
Norwnik up to 5:30 p. m.
Norwallt Steamboat 00.
Analog J. Smith. C. c. Hlnomlll.
Lama. General All“.
l. “on via w. in more.
5 Funeral Director
| and tubular-r. ,
19 North Main 8t.. South Nerwflk‘
Residence. 0 Washington It.
Telephone at office. 89M.
Telephone lthfll’. IO!-
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Definition of Claropracuc
Chiropractic la the menu. up“
man of the dime and the art unfit
lultlng the name. Dice-non arctic, ,
by a mob. twist or sprain in
back. Even if none in childbnod' it.
create- pinched barrel and pain in
lite: life in the different arm Nil
in I.
Chiropractors remove the «no. u
in clan. and pain. and m ll
m cred through harmonic!“ the it:
nerve system. in your body. ,
Nervourum Rhcuniltilm I"
m. Hem. Kliil'ty no no
aural are, given Ipfll‘hl It,
Curvature of the Saint.
never regret airing on
punch to imp m; ” ‘
'r. rams. o. c. ‘
u wuumnfron or. "5.qu
Magnetic floatation amenity: '
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