Bridge Hum MHMWI amuse“ '3‘?” contaminants . . BRIDGE PHARMACY .i. FARKIA. Mission mlfimsa%1Lgnjuss-i‘ t W J J *‘ ‘ . ‘i.-u. Warner Aamnsou. of New Britain. is a guest of his brother. Andrew Aar- onaon. of East Norwalk. . m Iron support posts are being erected at the front or the new Hoflier block on the Washington street bridge. John W. Beatty has returned from a couple of days visit in Newark. New Jersey with his father. John P. lieut- ll’ Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of George town, were guests yesterday of their daughter, Mrs. Andrew- Aaron son, of First street. Samuel Kelley's yacht was hauled out for the season at: the rear of the Crescent Laundry yesterday by ship Carpenter Jesse Ayers. S moving picture project is being ta ed of for one of the erupt,- stores on the Washington street bridge by Well known theatrical men. There is a section of fence at the South Norwaiii approach to the Wash luton street drawbridge, which it is feared will cause trouble if not more securely braced than at present. The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ Church parish will meet tomorrow af- ternoon with Mrs. P. M. Wheeler. in Cottage street, at which time the ofll~ cers hope for a full attendance. A regular meeting of the‘ St. James Circle of the King's Daughters will be held at the home of Mrs. H. N. Taylor. till Cove avenue, East Norwalll'. Thurs- day. December 16th. at 2:30 o‘clock. um. and Mrs. Edgar w. Howell of 71 Cove avenue are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mother and child are doing line. Mr Hawaii is spending a few days home with the new arrival. m Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Dolnnd, of Cove street. were made happy by the arrival in their home or a bright baby boy. Both the mother and child arc doing nicely. Mrs. Dolund was former ly Miss Lucille Van Sicoy. u—o There was a specially large dele- gation from East Norwsllt at Music iiall last evening, on account of the benefit performance of Mayflower Hook and ladder Company. The, hull was filled and the company will not a considerable sum. All of lhomyster opening establish- ments are now dei ldediy bus} with the l‘hrinimas rush for the opened prod not. The year is counted upon as to develop one of the most successful trades in the history of the business. Although the hardest storm in months was in progress at the limo flu the meeting of the Young Men's Association Monday evening. three of the members showed up at the regu- lnr time. The regular weekly meeting will be held next Monday evening. W The first of the lienlicker art csien dnr collection has arrived It has made its appearance at the llilommedlsu store in East Washington street the oflicinl home of the roller-.tluu The lliliil collection is still very much in evidence but they will have to give way to their successors in a few days W While the East Norwallt motor gen orator plant iii hardly in a pavilion to furnish current for holiday strcl-i ill liminstiuns there in still a margin on which quite a number of more resided cell can be furnished with lliihlv The system is gradually growing but it is hoped to have many more residences. William ti. Young, the colored res taurant ropristor of the Washington street hr dgc. is making preparations is tender a big chi-human dinner to a hundred colored oyster openers Mrs Young has been quite seriously ill but. is now believed to he gettins along nicely Willitl he storm was howling Monday nlg t. whipping the harbor waters up at a great rate. William llehrmsnn's bl sloop was plotted up h the sale is driven over the lies- viavv avenue meadows" The post fin all! landed at the rear of the Crescent laundry Apparently she was not damaged by the experience. Arthur Unable has taken a ' ition as male on the oyster steals» lull iii-d. A low «so as» "innit" as heist loudly called his many friends in this port at ion was pleasing only s on as for s camping "Ml lien not! sum It Gait Post are and it I0 not“ been whether Mid ”Widths, M M Wind had them Whilwbilo v Instill" u- ln her life g friends the middle of the swim and was horror flick“ to discover that a man was walking about her mom. she could barely see the outlines of his form. but was positive that it was not a cm at imagination with her. Mrs. [Alton screamed as loudly as possibiegwhich aroused the whole household. members or which rushed to the room. it was discovered that Mrll. urea had been frightened by a young man seventeen you old lately arrived from Stock- holm. w 0 had been staying with the family. and who had been used to oc- cupying the room in which Mrs. Listen was. He in troubled with sleep walk ing and when Mrs. Mush screamed. he awoke. After the real situation was discovered, everybody had a good laugh. Yesterday Mrs. lcxen return- ed home to East Norvtnik. Mr. and Mrs. William Plnkney, of ROWdyton avenue. are spending a few days in Brooklyn. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Piukney —-—-\--- The Rowuyton Hose company held its regular meeting Monday evening in its quarters in Rowayton ayenue. at which time only routine business was transacted. At the conclusion of the meeting the members sat down i an oyster stow supper, which was gi en in honor of Chiefeiect A. B. Cleverly. wYou will always get the host ser vice at Soaisi' s tonsorlal parlors. The following works added to the Rowaytoh library were ready for cir- culation today: Fiction. Broader Matthews. The Last Meeting. Mrs. Alexander. A Winning Hasnrd. Ellen 0. Kirk. Better Times. W. H. H. Murray. Adirondack Tales. lound Magazines. Atlantic Monthly, ll vols. Pu am's Magazine. 7 vols. Litiuli‘s Living Age. 1 vols. Scribner's lo vols. Harper‘s. 5 vols. Sunday Afternoon. Spectator, complete in one vol. St. Nicholas. l vol. Chatterbox. 1 vol. Theodore Roosevle Pmsldéntial Addresses Papers. 2 ols. The Naval r of l8l2. 2 vols. The Winn-lug of the West. 4 vols. The Streuuous Life. American ideals. Hunting the Grisly The Wilderness Hunter. E. R. Markham, The American Steel Worker. Townsend 'l‘. Stith. Photographic instruction Book. Charles Lamb, The Works of Charles Lamb. W "iiiiii iii liilillililil Mrs. Morrlll and family. of Noroton Hill. went to New York today for the winter and State William Welaeit, of Norolon. who has lit-cu undergoing treatment It the Norwaik Hospital. returned to his home yesterday. The offices of the town clerk and so inclines un- resplendent with new rugs. The ofilces are now in line eon- dltion sud uninitiated. giving better fa- ciilties for the transaction of town business than ever before. The business Men's Association was scheduled" to hold a mouthy business allusion Monday evening but the hard rain storm put a damper on the enthu steam or the plumbers to attend. There was not lunch business scheduled in come up. Mrs. Leon Main, of liodgwicll ave- nun. who has been undergoing trest- menl at the Stamford Hospital. has re turned to her limit" in Dorian. Mrs. Nola was taken to the hospital for on servntlou and a iuisslhle operation but it was decided not to resort to the lat. titr. WW Courtamom roommate-rile. penile Mn iteration and Robert ‘ sinners appointed by bludpe charted l) imitwood of the rebate court. to pass ninth claims against the estate of lailsA “mark late of nation This estate is represented so be insolvent. it metals of real ”line in who. about the value of which there is some question. it is estimated to be worth from 12.600 to ’8 still in the issue of the Maintain Advil» call! of Oct 1!. ill”. “in: announcement a.“ made: "in this vi lass. Q0!.l tin- nova» Mr. T.” ally and I1" rah Jane its or South Not-walk " As» "11le item oi“ interest to: "Mt it which lies Willi” it.“ an measured it we is air: costume. and m id can“, “‘th ,_ W ‘43:? W" one-tor inns-"ham mas and ‘ W on m ‘ tallied relatives There was s lit'ttt'ltm in the titanium! ‘ten Purity. nomads- a abortions-o olden-us .lss- to” v‘ The bummstmm‘ Ifl£fla~um ~ Rumour“. been the “unanimous“ lentil. The prayer meeting of the Methodist dist church will be held this evening. William Hurlnutt and family have :novad to New York city for the win- or Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durant have ‘r’eturned from a pleasant visit in Dan- ury. The Singing class in mopsrlng‘ an Operetta to be presented in the near future. W David Maddoolt and wife have retit- ed the Buckingham residence on Com- on street W ‘ * Mr. and Mrs. William Seidt enter- from Bridgeport Sunday. The fair given by the Young ladies society of t e Methodist church net- ted about 880 George Allen and Herbert Welch have secured positions as conductors on the trolley. The Misses Cockcroitof snugatuck are now settled in their winter apart meats in New York city. Contractor Themits Glynn has been at work cleaning out the catch basins which were in bad condition. Mrs. Mary Underwood has been ap pointed executrix on the estate. of her late husband. Dr. Underwood. Edward M. use who was reported as being dead last week is failing rs pidly at the Bridgeport hospital. .._........... Frank Godfrey and George Hale have hello appointed appraisers on the estate of the late. George B. Smith. The young eople of the Farms Church will men in the Sunday school room each evening this week to tic greens. Post cards have been received in town by friends of Mm Jeanette Lona who has arrived at her destination in Orlando, Florida. Mrs. George 8. Jennings of Greene Farms has been a guest of her mother in limokiyu, New York. The Stetson place on Carbon street. recently purchased by New Yen: par- ties wti be thoroughly renovated and put into first class condition before they talu- possession. At the last meeting of Arlen Lodge. Sons of ilsruian. the following all cars were elected: President. Hour) lainxweiler; vice msident. Alexander thndrk; correslmnding secretary. Henry Miller: financial «oratory. Henry Mark. treasurer William HI gar: inside guard John Names; out shlde guard. Emil Default. WRICK ON IT. PAUL ROAD. Engineer Killed and All: can Ditch-d at Deploy. lows. Today. DES MOINES. h... per. 15.~w~‘l‘rain No. if on the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul. west-bound. went into the ditch near Bsglcy. is.) at 5 o‘clock to. day. Slit cars are reported in the ditch and Engineer (looms Scour is re- ported killed. All or the doctors at Perry have been rushed to the scene. The number of dead Is reported to be large. OMAHA. Nels. Dec. 16.-At the lo. out unless of the Chicago. Milwaukee sliTi‘si. Patti need. n ma stated that No. l west-bound. had been wrsoitod near Dolley. but that only one death had been rswrted. that of the still. user. No 7 is a local train and car cries the Des Moinss and flious (ills! sleepers I'PlQY FOR QOLL‘OR 'ROFI.IOI cinoitoo. Dec. l5.~~—Thlrty divinity atlidentu of the McCormick 'i‘boolllgicnl Seminary last night hanged their pro. tensor of Hebrew in effigy at his real dense. in the noisy sconipsulnisnt tot barrel sieves. broom handles and «one on so that lamp poll and surrounding cos and doors. Aboht mldsiplit. lit at this. they set timid the dunno) id shouts of “What‘s the matter with Robinson? lies Ill wronl~" that George 1.. Robinson was the sub of the ammo”. being can elderod the chief muss of the dorsal tin.- studs/ate lilid Mull at the fecal- in hand easier in dis any is their attempt to have ilehrsw dropped lrmn the seminary curlculum. A MAN With HIV“ ”Issue. Because its was reprimanded luv tslldn too much when so was s but John .linitti. oi ileum City. has not. spoken for twont‘ haven years. its isnotsserlassls he dossnotic train from solver-nation with those all and all . “invade os’nirssior and builder. cents. Fastenuilbarn as?!“ York. sole agents for the Unit around his». but to “raise" with s pen iii m m as nuts tiny and I. mu. m m m In,“ “it?" says: I but mom. any I'll in “with of 1' tmuhlo. was melt and handles, inlaid: or work. i new kldmm waret gestural not.” is: ousntly. Dean's Klaus Pills. which i dually rocured Plsisisd’s am ”Tum tile prompt sad but; togI relish 1 ms “tenth them on new one since then when lost It “to; 0’ order, as the so stall tiers vs?! loo fro in": a t slincltsoi‘ back one on tin or "never failed to are to: desired onset. f willingly to the public dimmed! i gave to lover of Dow's Kid 9y Pills several years and ll lies lly redo mend them ml! to other kidney Iii arm." for sale by all dealers. Price ill 00:. Butts“; Remember the name—moan “T" and take no other.‘ CAPT. [0231’le ‘ Ni! 70"" Til! POLE. ' HORTON. Dec. 15.—-Cdllt. Robert Bartlett or the Pest-y Arctic ship Roosevelt made his first appearance on the lecture albums here last night in an interesting illustrated talk on the famous expedition. Capt; Bartlett spoils very slowly and very carefully as well as personally on his pm in the dash toward the onto. He created some amusement by saying that when the Roosevelt arrived at caps Sherl- dsn all supplies were lauded for fear that the ship might be crushed by the ice or destroyed by fire. "Then if new thing happened." said Capt. Bartlett. "all we had to do arts to wall; home' m iRlIH NATIONAL“? OONVIN‘NOH DUBiJN.'Dec. its-The nationalist Convention. which opened today with John Redmond presiding. uhiii‘iimbup ly endorsed a resolution adopted by the party romantics yesterdny. plildr in; Illport of msilibersls in the coin lug general election. Timothy Hsslv and is handful of dissenting disciples were not present. -4... CORPORATIONS. The Alert Hat Manufncturiug coni- phny of Bethel V' filed a certificate of increase of cordial stock from $3 .000 912 000 in the allies of the state secretary The Lyadhursht‘ Yacht compsny. in unpainted oi urination ’9" died or union of association soon wiLLiAMs osscsnosur 3on0. KANSAS CITY. Ate. Dev. towns!- mci DollonWllllstns sped it. a direct descendant of it r Williams. the rounder ot itiiililt stand died at his home hers. hilly. ” M ‘ ' w New volut. slaw Hamill s GVOX'IIVX 08041.33” TleILI. in sum NE».- a. ms. ”UT” NOIWfiK TO NIW YORK. A. Ms—vllrfls. 11:081. 5211!. 5:011. 6:52. 7:10. 7:16. lulu. 11:51:. mu 9:37 10:20:. 10:52:. ii; ls. l'. M.:-tl 53s. a: 50!. 3:31. 5. till: ll: 35s. 5: 50:. 8. 10.6 501.71,”: 1:411. ii: to: to: ss “ "Mud. A. ‘i.—412531. Mills. firm. tot. 10:30 P. “went“. Int“. lzltil. Ir". 15:50:. 3:11. 1:138. mm. 10:19. It“! YORK '76 IOUTH KORWALK. A tints: 00:. i: 19.5:lli s: is. 1: iii. 1:160; 9: ill. 10: ills. ill 01. 41:00! 10 r names. 1 (ill 22001:. i ii. 8.31:. l: is. mi. out: 0221. 6011.0031L130.1100s A. "Misti”. "dill 7:80. i. in: town. P. datum. 6:04. szllis. 1:01. 11:80:. ll: 00!. WUTN NMWAL: 10 ”CW A. u... 1: in. 6:13. 7:31. 1:“.lll ofull: no.1 1:4 1’. "wall: .11!i.3:l’lt.d:fl it”.§:1.‘l1,3.“.110£. 9: rs it it B. Iii“ “0‘ :9 to Drill”!!! A. “-4“ ”1:1“. 9:11.10“!!! v; 48:. A..Ai~l "1.0 :10. 5:17.! P. 14.3»! “.ml A. A-M ”i :“‘t P “.2”? a. "J‘i‘fl. 19 1:11. is“. i- nmost. vim. sin. ii? Silk. on. m A. “Mi”. it“ , t. mTen Pundit lull-l by s Irena Inn at North cur-um. WASHINGTON. Dec. iii.-i~'i‘wo pas senger coaches slut two sleeping cars were tiers and went over the em. baukment the Southern Railway at Brown'- Summit. eleven miles north of Greensboro N. 0.. at 6: 50 o'clock this morning. According to an atheist report received at the cities of the Southern Railway in. this city ten passengers were injured. tour of them seriously, but none was killed. They were taken to the hospital at Greens- born A broken rail caused the sect dent. The derailed train was No. 11. a lo cal running ‘ between Danville and Charlotte. The engine and four head cars were not derailed. ' Superintendent Case. of the Bouth‘ era stationed at Richmond, was seri- ously if not fatally injured. Roadiuas terMaryc. of Richmond, was also aerlx ously injured, Conductor Cable, Ingl- ueer Clark and Baggugcnian Eldridge of Manchester. were injured. H Pistons FOR 37. PAUL'S cuuncu The Parish of St. i’sul’s Church has just received from John Ncwiaud a handsome colored historical print rc‘ presenting the construction of Bishop Bestiary as first Bishop of the Anteri- on: Church by three Scottish Bishops, .‘lov. it. lTSl-uwb years ago. Mr Ndwlsud. while in England last sum- msr visited the rebate of the famous Society for the Propagation of Christ- ian Knowledge. and there saw the print. Recalling that the old St. Paul’s church was the first church cou- ss'srsted by Bishop Bestiary, he; at once secured the picture. Since hiti return he has bad it handsomely from cd and now has presented it to the Parish. The picture measures about flat feet. "Honesty is the best policy.“ she sighed softly. Whersupon he stoic u kiss. Later she submitted that there are exceptions to all rules.«~i)etroli Free Press. The real diplomat always III“ the questions. J. R. CONNOR, Mgr. CINVIOI AND CUNINI UPTO DAT! RATII u FIR DAY AND UPWAID Supper or Table D'llotc Dinner. ti to ll p. on. 50c scrum DINNERS. 75c Banquets a Specialty TIL. CALL us. '5...” ml- m... .. W- Christmas Remittances To the “Old Country." and to all points in Europe. I. M. LAYTON 8: CO iiNCOIPORATID) insurance and Real Estate Agents s HMLROAD AVI. so. nonwstx Loans underline. r biz-“6101. HI. 1:1". slit. DANIUNV TD NUT” NORWALK. with ,10.‘ 1:19. dim l . Mahacmo Hotel ' Into the evils d the "who. duo m It!” is W to s m which is W W at the ”A ml of W and labor. The butter is being polo om my ear.- tnlly and em completed will he not» hilt.“ to Congress together with the annual report of Conrail-slop" Roots. of the immigration Bureau. Senator Diliinghsth. chairman of the United States immigration Commission. which in making public the results of , its investigation. has called attention to the revolting conditions existing from the operations of the trafhc'on women. has been in conference with the officials of the department and it is expected that the proposed bill will embody very largely the recommenda- tions made by the legislative body to remedy the evil so far as this may be done by Congressional enactment. in his annual report Secretary Na gel recommended that the law prohib ltlng the bringing or women into the United States for immoral purposes be amended so as tod prohibit lnter- stats trafilc of this character and the proba~ billty is that the measure to be sub mitted to Congress will incorporate a provision designed to further this ob- lect. REAL‘ERTATE TRANOFERS. Til! following real estate transfers were recorded in the town clerk's of. flee. Norwalk : Swedish church to Herbert V. Carr. lot, Sea View avenue; warranty deed. Albet Wellnitz to Elizabeth A. Var- iau. 254. acres and buildings. Oakwood road: warranty deed. James A. Variun and wife to Mbert lWellnits. tract of land at Craubury: warranty deed. GAS Fixtures Latest Designs of the Manufacturers «Concealed piping can be run in any house. Have an np-todate light by having your house piped for gas. We will do it at cost. Connecticut Phone Company. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only On and After Tuesday. January 1 land Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28. East River. New York. (too! of Dover street). every day. tassel“ Sunday). at t p. m. Freight received st Norwslk up to t p. m. and South Nowell up to 6:30 p. n. Norwslk Steamboat 00. Annie. 4. Omttli, c. c. Renamed. Lou-u. helium Aim. .Wm». Bililiiii Rilli Will Chiistmsu and you ready for the gift? We are read} now and can show you a has has ot goods for presents. mundane Ware. in Brush and death Trays. Chocolate nets, Tea Bots. Calls are. Piston. howls. Boo Boo Dishes. e c. Aluminum Ware in Tea Kettles. sauce Pans. Fry Pans. Ten and Coffee Pots, eta. German China. Salad Bets. Berry Bets. Chile Plates. ldmonndc Sets. etc. Agent tor the Columbia Cylinder and Dine (implications- indestructible Records fit all cylin- der machines. They will not scratch or brush Two Minute Records. 366; Your Minute Records. we: Disc lies urns. iii all disc machines. music two hides. Ibo. Window alludes House Furnishing floods. also: Ware. Crockery. Wall Papers. etc. General contractor for Painting and Paper Hanging. [ L. Hfi¢er § to s persoa' ii goods. insatiable appetite is ',, tom of did” r; "i it is notw all!“ and good. Some of the It and healthiest esters. * ; There is nothing tilde sickness or mentors disordered daily contr’ ct seriounn es , . ply through disregard or mabuse ot' stomach. ' We urge every one cuddling M any stomach derangement. palpation or dyspepsia. whether settle on chronic. to try Retail Drift is. Tib- lets. with the distinct. in doglnndim ‘ that we will refund their may with , ‘.~ out question or formality, f after ms ’ enable use of this media a they fire not satisfied with the resets. We roc- ‘ ‘ ommend them to our customers every‘ day. and have yet to hear of any one who has not been benefited by them. We honestly believe Retail Dispel,» ale Tablets to be without equal. '1‘,th are made from the prescription of s . physician who devoted his finish $91116 ‘ . study and treatment 0! atom , ‘ ‘ bles. They give very plump hrelief. stimulating the secretion of’ will we juices strengthen the digs-tire «or- guns aid to good digestion. and assiml. latlon. regulate the bowels, sad pt!) mote nutrition. We. urge you to try a 253cc“ box of Rexall Dvspepaia Tablets. which . give 15 days' treatment. At the and of that time your money will be return“ to you if you are not anti Of course in chr c cases length, of treatment varis.1l‘(>r-suoh codes we have two larger sizes. wh ch sell for 50 con-ts and u. 00. Roman! you can obtain Resell Remedies is non NW- wsik only at our storm-Jim store The Clittord Psoriasis» Quitt- ner Ct Caniy. W CRUISER PRAIRIE WILL 'AIL AGAlN. _ . PHILADELPHlA. Dec lit—Laden with rapid- tiring field pieces, five hun- dred thousand rounds of illumination and clothing and provlslo to last the men two months. e aaux! lull cntiser Prairie is today prepared to make a second attempt to.‘ any two ' battalions or marines to. alum; Pan-i * ama. The vessel is expected to weigh anchor about 3: 80 this alibi-noon. All day yesterday detachments ot marines were arriving at the Nag yard trom all the stations along the stern coast. llostou sent two odious and 22 men and New York 134 men * sscnsnnv muos NOT To lil- ‘ NEW HAVEN? inns. lit-4W We? .. denial can be given to th plinth William 0. Thompsba.p nest of the Ohio State University. wiiibs appoint. ed January 1 to thli .ipost tseor'etsry of agriculture. in In Wilson ft is unders so far as President' '1' rotary Wilson has no a signins. ISi illiill," BiliSi ll Cook Stoves ' i Parlor Stevie Stove [lips Bad: 1be 3.23.1.5” “Trill.“ limit... '“‘ and Hosp Holden. and today s Horace R. Nash North ill-in and viral Streets. salsa Nomi: A very complete line of Ngg tie conveniences. Tsunamis sin “Iv-m w. csmu. mm PINE BOOKS by day or week. Bloom tinted. but and cold water. baths. gas and electric light. Fine airy rooms. Prices ”0 tunable. The Brit Stocked Cats in Tim Willi all the leading mass M Whistles. Try our Lager or ”M the but. s: also, at battles. _ to your home. Gel. Wino. lie “I. . .l. a L. bisuQ Pm Cor. Moons Ii cm“ i on. Tel.
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