Get Your Drug Whats
dined. at“ the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ellclelt «nice at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patron.
Come in and wait tor- your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.I. PARKER, Manager.
Sunday being the first Sunday in the
month the Holy Communion will be
celebrated
The next meeting of the district com-
mittee will be held on Tucuday cv-
eniug, December lith.
Harold Finch, or 10 Van Zaudt
street. has an attack of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Emma Fallon is caring for the
patient in the capacity of nurse.
An item in reference to Miss Mary
B. Dibble yesterday was mixed up by
the types but it meant to say that Miss
Dibble had broken her arm.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas 'l‘ay-
lor will be. held tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from her late home it
Rowan street. Interment will be in
Norwalk cemetery.
Most of the. building at Langdou is
lands during the. past scvorai months
has been under the auspices oi tho
company but one private owner is now
figuring on putting up a house. it. has
not been announced when the work
will be started.
l..i§htiug bills Just received for No
vemlrcr have. been a littlc i’rirthtt-ning
to many people on account of their
size. in one case the bill was three
times that for October, the consumer
reported this morning. and he was in-
clincd to think there had been a min-
taka in the reading of his motor.
vvvvv For Sunday buy [tanner homemade
biscuit. Banner Bakery. ’l‘ci. tilt-ii.
Strain lrls eyes as much as ho ought.
George Guttrldge has not. boon nbio
to discern any more airships at an out“
ly ironr in tho vicinity of Golf Pasture.
George. docs admit, l1chvor, that. it
day or two ago while he Was dowl the
harbor he saw something that lookol
like an areoplnne in bathing on’ lloun/
Beach.
The thief or thieves who robbed the.
garage of Frank Reynolds in Weslport
of $600 worth of tires and other goods
must. have known the game well.
Aside from the one clue that loukt‘tl
Bu well. there has not been aerated
111111 b inl'ornnrtion so far an inn: bccn
tirade public. The theft in Wcutport
was one of a series.
Constable, .l. .l. Goodwin has [won
called over to East Norwplh so irr-
quently of late that he. will soon 1111
considered a resident. More calls
have come. to him than to any other
oillcor in town. While rcatdinz: a
considerable distance away, llnvllulnl
street, he is made «rosy oi‘ 11011111114. by
the handy telephone.
No active stops have yet bocu taboo
toward holiday illumination ltlulip. 111.»
Washington street bridge and it was
doubted this morning that the mailer
Would be taken up by tho busiuvsu
111011 along tho bridge in 11 body. Sill“?
or them have already gone into the.
matter or spcriul lighting in front ol‘
the places of business.
. - \t‘onu-n‘s skirts very cheap. .lohn
linbovlcll. ladies‘ and pclrth‘ tailor.
William K. ‘llow says that urany peo-
. pin are occurring blur of being the oill~
rial weather prophet and he says in-
does not wish to unit under false eol-
orawhc‘s not the prophet. innit night
he was informed that he was cmrnitlor-
ably off on his predictio when he had
not handed out the wt. her dope at
all. The ofllciul prophet had declared
that. it would probably unow by last
overeat tor port at the day and
. yesterday, the hair has been undergo-
. « .‘ , , J 1 . ..
, ammo-11' '31...." his:
6
Hiroutbout the m in He more about
as near to it as t a government tore-
cautor who predicted fair weather.
lliact Norwallt residents should not
be alarmed at noon tomorrow when
the are bell will ring. As was noted
lug improvementa which have not yet
been tested out. The district commit-
tee has bad theconditton oi the bell
in mind for some time but it has been
plate a dii'iicult matter to get every~
thing adjusted right. it is believed
that the changes made are a complete
solution or the problem.
Bridgeport has been talking 11p a
big celebration on account of a new
bridge and it is suggested that there be
a celebration here on account of the.
improved condition of affairs at. the
Benedict Farms bridge. which has
been entirely rebuilt during the past
severals days. The bridge will be for
malty thrown open to tratilc tomorrow
morning. For many Weeks there has
been no vehicle traillc except that of
trolley cars. Wagons and automobiles
were obliged to make a wide detour. 1i
WW
Child ron c ry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTQRIA
RilWAllilii
E. N. Slpporly is using his new
ulonc crushing machine on a contract
in Rowayton.
Franklin Lynch is having a number
of inrprovemouth made to his proporx
1y near ’I‘okeuckc:
:0!“ M ‘0”.
l returned ire
latlvel in no
.111 the nearby ponds. '1
Wit m
inn. him laborer W lira-
warpin- retimrell icon 3 teeth vieit
1112111111 lire. William if. 81111111 haw
:pleunnt vleit with rel-
._ .
The. recent rain but raised lover-oi
weliarélishtly and .ihere it some water
Superintendent of Schools W H
Whetitley in to rent 11 to accept a liar:
ilar poeltlon in hlid lcrown. ‘
The Mime Elinor- and [pulse Hyde
are preparing to close their residence
and go to Bridgeport where they will
spend the winter, "
Miss Sadie Bploer oi Bridgeport." in
visiting in town and was I rest Wed-
nesday or her former scboo matee at
East Snugatuck school.
Mrs. A. B. Sherwood who has been
unending the past month with relav
tlvea in the Forms has returned to
her home in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles it. iluuueback
and lilrs. Moseu Sherwood have cloned
their residence on Sherwood's island
and gone to York. Penn. where Mr.
Duunebacke has secured a position.
All kinda of fancy articles cake and
home made candy will be on sale at
the Young People's {air which will be
held in the Methodist church parson-
age Saturday afternoon.
The. Audubon seciety oi the East
Saugutuck school met Tuesday and
abated otilcoru as tailor": President,
111nm Talbot; vice preatdcnt. Grace
lirmack; uocretsry and treasurer, Jo.
hanna Llnxweiler; judge Owen
Keeuéy.
Some person or persons in Rosevlllo
auction are violating the game law by
setting some traps to capture rabbits.
Mrs. Fred Batter-son‘s not out get
caught in one Tuesday night. but ow-
ing to bits heavy weight broke the wire
which wag tightly glrded about. its
There will be a regular meeting oi
the liowayton Yatht Club in the club
at 8 o'tloclt.
Miss \‘lvlau Stevens, of Ron-nylon,
entertained a number of her friends
at bar homo. V'Vcdncsda)’ cwltlllk. ill
what was known as A "cider party."
The evening was a novel one and era
joycd to the fullest extent by
who wore present.
fun was the swept cider drinhlnu con-
test to are who could coosunw the
most of the delicious bovcrauo. Mrs.
Kay won the first prize. Miss .lohnaon
the socoird and Joseph Taylor the Nlll~
solution. Amour: those, precept were
Mics lulu Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. ltd
ward Shine. Mr. and Mrs. George Ml—
uor. Mrs. floor-1:1- Kay, Mina Elia May
Johnson. Misc Sadie limniltou. .losoplr
Taylor and lru Klglzliln.
111111 1111111111.
(iotonoi James N. Coo. snporlutolr
dent at the Soldivra‘ Home. in coma»
leaving slowly. urtcr a scvcre attack
of grip.
The Men's Club, of Dorian. was ad-
drcascd l1) ilr. (luring Martyn. in the
(‘onxrwnniiorml (’hnrelr. lust evening.
The rioqurnt doctor discussed the
burning question. Doubt Women to
Vote?
We know how to i'rmrn- a picture
correctly and would be pleased to Rlltlw
you our line or mouldings and estimate
on \onr \vollt. whether \on order or
not. Howard A ’l‘lll_\ TR\\'.1ahlupton
nll'rwl. South hot‘walk thirsittllo.
lir'. t‘urion Marlyn now the lust
li‘t‘llll‘i‘ in- his course .111 The Fondly,
in the Presbyterian t‘hurch. last Snu-
day night. The congregation filled
the auditorium and 11111 interest and
attendance which have steadily 111l-
vanci-d from lot-turt- to lecture roar-tr
ml a rilnruxxx in tin» one on Home
Sword Homo. Next Sunday evening
the popular pronrlnu' apt-aka on What
Hlmil We llo With the limit?
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Mlss Marjorie lict-rs has secured
position ill llrldgoport.
Mru. Edward hlchilwce of (lroons
Farm». is \‘1‘1‘)' ill with the picurisy.
Miss ltutlr Horton is the midst of
friends on thou Main street llridgo
port
\llhfl Marla larudonburu has return
Mirorn a \‘iait with relatives in Now
It
nl‘gbt it illilll' t quite know. though it graduate of Mount llcrmon schoo.
iRlllC ”very close to it the M11 helm; hirs. Thomas Adams and litibI hon Mimi ‘ .151} A
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Yor k.
house. Saturday owning. lletcnrbcr i. .l
ird in St. Matthew 11 Church by weakly
‘ar‘1vicos Wednesday and Friday eu-n
those '
The feature of the 1
llht‘ (rotor-town guards at Mrs.
lli‘t‘k.
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I
lilililli.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar lindd and child-
rcn were. guests on Saturday of Wilton
rolatlvcs.
The Advent season is being observ~
ions
Mrs. George l1“. Bette and Miss
Sarah Clark. of Norwalk. were anumg
A. W.
Morwtn’s. Wednmdar evening.
The [loading Circle llli‘l Thursday
afternoon with lilies Mary F. Gregory
The reading of Mrs. Julia Ward
lion-11's romlnisccncos were continued.
Muster George Esklflnd recently
found a skunk valuable for its irrr in
his trap. lie expects to realize quite
11 boat sum from the pelt and tools
encouraged to try again. i
Mm. Oscar Baklaml. Charles Esk-
lund and tleorne were members of a
11.111) 11h?) attended the matinee at
lloyfta Theatre. south Norwallt.l1‘ri~
(in) afternoon.
Mra. ll. 0. Thornaon has lnvitod the
former urcnrboru of the Whiat Club
to meet at her house. next Wednesday
afternoon to play whlrst and talk over
the matter of forming 11 new club.
The Margarine (‘lub held a moron:
Monday M‘t'lllllli at the (Torturvuational
puruonago. it was decided to con»
tlnue the subscription of llnrpcrl.
Century. Si. Nlrhornr, Scribner-n.
World's Work. Review of Reviews and
Evoryiuniy's. and possibly dileonilnnt‘l
the Atlantic Monthly and Mt‘Clnrc'a.
lly invitation some .200 fricudn or
Mrs. A. W. Mcrwin and Mr. and Mrs.
'i‘irnorlu (l. Morn-in gathered Wednes-
tlil\ owning at a reception weltominx
tlw lillilt' and groom on their return
honw 'l‘bo hnuao and sinus (1111 brand
111 ramin nus tnnlofillh’ decorated with
an abundance oi southern anrilax vor-
rrinrz the walls. The wedding gifts
were numerous and costly. Cut glans,
silver. china. artistic pictures and a
line. hunp were Wtil‘ih." and acceptable
presents. After 11 social evening dainty
rrfrculuncnls \vt-ru served. and the
yonnrzor set of guests rcmaiucd for
the dancing.
CONNECTICUT iNDlAN ASSOCIA
TlON.
The annual meeting of the Connectt
cut ludian assmlatimr will be held in
the First i‘laptlst church. corner of
Edwardu and Livingston slreeta. New
l-lavcn. on Friday afternoon. December
3. at 2:30. Mina Alice Fletcher and
Henry Cloud. a Winnebago ludiau
nill be the speakcre it: i it
\nh- student had prl digging“) 3‘
11111.. 11111 111. 11-1 111
( RQSBYT-i
GOLD Menu 1
her
000.
her
that
this
11an
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van;
ter;
11in
LL;
L11.
any
tidy
till
lg,
To RETiRE HOPBON SEEM. To BE
PLAN OF NEW HAVEN ROAD.
Harry A. Fabian assistant to Pres
idcnt Charles 8. hlcllcn of the. New
Haven road. helps out or town
could not be. ascertained authoritative
ly today whether or not John P. llop
non. superintendent of the New Yolk
Division of thtl road. In to he retired
when his division and the Shore Line
division are consolidated Dec. 15.
that time C. N. Woodward. new super-
intundent or theistiorc Line Division.
will become superintendent of the con.
solidatcd divisions.
The announcement of connotidatiou
signed by Benjamin R. Pollock. hen
oral superintendent. and Samuel l-lllx-
aungei. gave the in
formation thatlllr. Woodward is to be
the superlaienddhi after Dec. it.
Mr. ilopecn‘e headquarters
New York city It present.
ly resided in New l'irrven.
gins. general 11
EX-QUEEN
HONOLVLU, Dec.
Liliuokalanl. of
it wall mount:
MahackemowA.
York;
llamas.
port ;
lauulrllu. James .1.
lllillll.I
Wiley. Philadelphia;
Limo”.
Light
Rowayton;
bury; 0.
lug?“ to
meat of Mm little
me datio'n hi “the
film
i.
IMHHRewerdWhl'BeGuu
.. my “your right-41nd every woman ’s+-to look war and to feel well.
,. It' 11; your duty—411d every woman ’s--to get rid of the headaches
and backaches, which may aillict you through no fault of your own;
to ‘get rid, also, of disfiguring, Sallow skin, pimpl
dark circles under the eyes, grumpiness, ex reme lassitude and
nervousness. For your own sake—for the sake of those about
your-get rid of these things if you have them—seek the help you need.
Beedham’e Pills are well suited t6 the needs of women. They are
vegetable, alwa'ys edective, and beneficial They remove the cause of
bad looks and moat bad feelings. They give bright eyes, brilliant :
cumplexions. cheerfulness and good humor. They do this because by 3
their tonic and stimulating efiects they just naturally make health
and strength. They enable women to endure unavoidable physical .
conditions with little or no suifering.
To dare for your health and to. gain strength for your work
and. for your pleasures you should occasionally take
LlLlUOKALANl'E
TATE.
astute. 1111
after her do
benefit during
after her death,
new project
to he ln‘good health.
HOTEL ARRIVALU.
\\'.' lane.
.l. t). lluck. llridgepori;
ilosion: ll. illnuuer.
1.. R. llurllurtt.
hclrumakcr. itarrtord; M. A.
Huron. New H ~
.,. T 7' Aether than. with full direcilom, a:
it
At
are In
He former
E8-
3u-—Pormer Queen
1» Hawaiian leiands.
today. has executed
a deed of trust whereby 11 great part oi
is valued at 8200.
iii will go toward the
endowment of orphan asylums at the
Hawaiian islands, and part to her lla-
wnllnn children..»
it in stipulated in the trust deed
that the estate is to be outraged for
her lifetime.
with the creep-
tiou of annuities to 11 low of the Ex~
Queen's former retainers and the use
of the real property b1 relatives the
rest of the «title is to be used tor
lull
l.iltuokalarri is 7! years old. and is
New
L. ll.
ltrid
Wilton;
Schounmaker, (3. la‘. simian. New Yer?
u .
(iconic W. Sindwell Port (he
(licorgo W Mitchell. 8011111
M..ltinmunn an ion; 11
A. E. Harrieth
it C Chapman. Holyoke'
More; (3
Kid efleld. .l.
oliri ii. Wotibnnuou.
K. Warruoth.
opp-Ann- .
A vacant: IOOKLIT "in 1
Any perm Who will call at Plat
tad 11 drug store will no given a littl
booklet written by an eminent but
orily.
persons
dandruff
Ever-r “only turn one or
pencil after 11
ill destroy the
thin or lost dimes.
W...
Nhive ii
1- on
lot Newll
cinder at th lid
Norwalk to
captain rutvl
mad.
‘lltlllllifll,
111111 unlisted 1111111
who have comma. pimple
ring worm. iottur. 111111111
hour. hives or 11111111: form of all 1
scalp disable. T1111: booklet iii
in anoh a plain. simple manner 1
remind or it
tell what in the hunt r with them
canatoucep cedtogetaltpi
treatment that no
the 111111 arr-ii the til-cue. and 1
this we effect a complete cure of an
term 0
sale by R. H. l’lhlitte.
lll‘l'
htrlld
.l. 11011. W
it. 1111111111, A iii.l’mte1.ll J Burded
Maw York; w A Sterner.) .1111: Beat?
A. 8. Manolo .
.i Widener. Phil»
dolphin: H. D. Post New Haven; [1.
H.111clrey. .l. 1.. Minor. New Ydrltrm.
it. “Ella”?
Du
New Oricaa _.
vi
mor
liLi‘
”t
nouwacrt 1;ch urn/11N fawn. but
whirl
peolelly orderedali
11111111 to or out» the
not «used arr it be!
to be a
' 11a; ind 11 part 61’ 11111 11111
aorta
11.11.1111. total strength at thin viii
exceed $511 11W
not
i..
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MG FINANCML MCVE
J. P. Morgan Gets Control at Equitable
Life Autumn Society
m'uddy complexion,
' impish?» In mice. 211..
Every wot-Jan who values good health should
read specnl instructions with every box oi pills.
that Rembrandt m
1011in build bill it a
were 1111mm
tram with a new line
bowled hydraulic.
This you‘ll“! “inn
1; blowing machine and one
; . acuity to recognize Lincoln,
run and other trout men of .
and pment. Who were in .
Franklin Ardell it Go. preach
tothe- minute political 1
titled tile Opponent it ll tit
hit or the bill, so different.
customary talking playlet.
hands of two each capable
M1. Ardeli and Miss A
nothing but the best reeultl. It".
tained. it is lively and iii
and won terrltlc applause.
and Odell are a corklir 3 fitting
Their work is re 1.111 and they
their comedy tel. They tree .,
audience in a roar from the tin .1
start until they leave the state .,
burlesque drama earned thilln Elm
uncover. The three Newarrblédle
tionnl equilibrists, are dnhih
formers in every detail. Carillon
tern. novelty bauiolsts, in court
with the new motion pictul‘éfi. 1111111
one or the most picnics shows I
at Hoyt's this season. Gunfight
and the Girl of Mystery in the out
holdover and they contiilue to Iltyl
iy the audience. » -
KEOUGH S SUfiIEISE AT Klimt!
Last evening was the opening at A
new bill, but an agreeable Ilium»
wire turn on the audience ti: liid ,
licensinw wo has b"I making
our; friends durin May .
Nor-walk. 111111119 11me atroci- l1 won
deriul portrayaldci "Tb ' .
Scene from internal-f,” Mia;
; strictly step-1h the
suit and again allows lila .
11.1- ol'ierlng a regular song . d.
which brought down the .
Keough will again introduce”!!!
addition to 1111 act for it:
the week and no’ doubt wlilvadd ‘.
already many admirers. Milli
the ‘Spanish belle. also is i W
some new styles in her
dance and made a great.
5%;
GOLll loll llltl FtOUR
NEW YORK llev—-The purchase or
the majority of the stock or the Euult
11bit. Lite ssnraure Society by l l'ler
pant MorAn rim-a more of 111m import
ance to the financial world bctause oi
the virtual passing of (ontrol or nearly
half 11 billion dollars or assets and tbr.
domination of two large trust cornpnn
tea «is believed in Wall Street today to
forcshadcw' a still more important‘
move—wine mutualixation of the i-untt-
able.
The inrrtunlixutiou phase oi the
Equitable purchase by Mr. Morgan
from Thomas P R111u~so important
to the. policy holders «nun gonmailx
discussed today but no definite tutor
motion nae obtainable. Ex- .luetito
Morgan .l. O'Brien. one of the Equit-
able trustees. declared that the pres-
ent system whereby the stockholders
and policyholders joined in the clue
lion of directorr wan not desirable all
the responsibility of control could not
now bt‘ fixed on either the storklmlrl»
era or plllryholdcrs.
"i am sure that a normalization oi
the company would be to its internal."
said Mr. O'Brien.
William it. iiotchkias. State Super
luteudcnt of insurance. said today that
the subject of oomph-to normalization
of the Equitable has been the subject
of rouahlurattou for some months.
«Baby won't stiffer live minutes
with croup it you apply Dr. Thomu‘
Eclectric (lit at once. it acts like
magic.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This to the season tor «imam
up the premises. 8011p and the
ecrnb brush (hr the lion“ and
the «be tor the town are
but they dout’ go in anon .
You an atom dirt any. but
to make the house. the borne.
1 stables and fence. right they
“guilt be buttoned up with
r a
We have everything m the
palmtop—linseed oil, 111ml"
brulbeeqnd, '
Allentlel‘lrre While bead
_ . ti-ll PAW“.
DUTCH eov PMNTII INAND
‘ We r1111 :11er". um White
W‘ out my
the a: ”slum your pet-tilts
"‘H’U 3.4 you» 1!} 1‘». 11? 1! u
E. E GORHAM
fl fr. . A: A . 1.9‘COQATOR. .1; L
jwaeggcewntx. come. ~
.k
Ey’f‘
3
g
g
?:
x
g
IICYIC‘ C 1101111111,: UP To DATI
RATE. '9 I Dill! ”lb UPWAHO;
811117111 wil‘lble D'lloie Dinucn‘
* t1 lb 11 9.111.501: ,
.1. WAY m7“
Brraibrnl
Bel! I‘ 1
on last night’s audience. if
.Chriétmas Remittances
J. M. LAYTON 81 C0
5 RAILROAD AVE.
CENTRAL HOTEL
by day or week. Steam heated. hot
and cold water. baths. gas and electric
suitable.
The Brit Stocked Gate in Town
Covert have a really pret offering.
Mr. Jenkins is a really i m: ‘
titan, and Miss Corert lead W30“ 1
be The Herald Squareco 73011’
singers and comedians—eve elm bi;
favorites and were forced rural
cnccres The aerial balls Itill ~
pleasing and on Saturday produce,
llahr Melba will hold it to ‘
given
the.
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To the "Old Country." and to all
points in Europe. .
‘ .(lNCORPORATEDl
insurance and, Real
Edate» Agents
80. NORWALK
the children, on the stage.
lesson in premier dancing will
little girls.
u—w
am. sour: M
Edward A. Ghuchet
Gauchet. Wentport. lot, 11
Beach. War.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. Nelson Edwards m mm “a.
.. Stamford. lot. Harbor Vi
“‘ ”W” “'W ‘““ '“”'“ War. . ' .
FINE ROOMS
Daily Liueto
light. Ftuc airy rooms. Prices rcn»
On and after Tuelday. ;
1906 Freight Ppopelleu . .-
Pier 28.11:»: River. are» -1 ~
of Dover street). ever! day.
Sunday), att ll In t .. '
at Norwalkfllp to «i p. m. m _ 1
Norwalk up to 5: 80 p m. 1' ‘ ‘
Nomrk summer 1111. ,
Armin. J. Imlth. O. 9.;
With all the leading brands Wines and
\l‘htskios. ’l‘r.\' our Lager or Ale. it is
the best. ii case. 24 bottles. Delivery
to your home. Cal. Wine. 75c gal.
J. 6 L. 0135311, Props.
Cor. Monroe A Cheetnut Bil..'l‘et. 151-31 LCM
._—....m a,“ m M...
imported Blue Eullllh (3M3!
single piece or let. WIHIIM “.1
to craze.
Columbi- Graphite“
indestructible Cylinder mm
Fit all cylinder machine. . ._
Disc Records. ornate two new. .0.
Window Sindhi Made to";
Aluminum Were! ’
Will but A “hm ‘
Tun Kettles. fiance Pub. ‘
bottom. Fryiurr Pane. trio.
5 Colander 161.11“ "' .
1 Paper Hm
One Gorton Steam
Boiler
UIID THRII YEAR.
One RighEdSon 81
Boyntoa’ Go.
Hot Air Furnace
UIID THRII YIAI.
One Hot Air Fun
nacc
UIID FIVC YIAII
tine Hm Fur-
aace .
‘ been e111 rum
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