. avenue.
O
Constable Henry C 31111191 is spend-
ting the day in Bridgeport on buniiieun.I
l
111.1111 Mrs. Ralph G. Bennett have
returned home after their honeymoon
trip.
.1 The weather conditions were so very,
threatening this morning diet the local'
prophets were constrained to predict
stOrm today. '
”a"..- 1.
Matters of routine business were
transacted ut the semi-monthly busi-
ness meeting of the East Norwnlh Dis-
' trict committee that was held 11 the
motor generator house 'lsst evening.
-. ”-11” ..
,. James Lester or this place, who is
j critically ill with up attack of typhoid
, ‘ fever, was reported to be holding his
3 own to :ioy: His many friends are hop-
,ing land, playing for his 1".ecovery
1 «Mrs. William E. Barnes of Buffalo,
N. 12, formerly at East No: walk heel
been sericusly ill since her visit to the
Norwalk in August. She is somewhat
improved although her condition is
still critical. lHer mnny lrlends are
in hopes of 11 speedy recovery.
141..»
. the most of the smelting season and:
yester'day saw another beVy of srdent‘
fihsermen armed with polls of shrimp, '
poles, hooks and lines out in row boats,
or lining the shores of the places at
which the loathsome ilsh seek food
day were not 111' e but a few were
lucky ehougb to like 11' school “that
was hungry ..
,edict were happily married yesterday
' alteruooii nt 2: 3h o’clock at 65 Osborn
,nvone. '
by. Rev.
the bridegroom. The brld e was head-
._ ton draping. There were no attend
, Wants. After the honeymoon trip to Bul-
, talc and other pieces of interest in woe-i
-‘ terquew York the happy couple will
. 'take up their residence at 65 Osborn
h
, 11011111011 '
.1
1 score. 14- 3
The ceremony was periormedl
Charles F.Bc1'1edict son 01'
ilfully gowned in white silk with chit .
,Church, Sunday night.
'was enjoyed by oil.
1
l
1
”heredity night, when lion Ebenezer J'.
Qfliiil M. C... is to make the address. "'I per cent of the mine of the finished ‘ent and “wigs,“ M1 théfbiiw licheol w
‘80 runny in the outskirts 01' the 33101le ‘product AV
gsznt,
, 8. A. who here occupied the former
Charles 1.1.1.1111». piece at the corner
1 of. Pennoyer
‘ avenue for several years, have loit
‘for Washinsto
1111111111 and Hurrayton
., where this?
will moire their home in the 11111111;
Rev. 11111111111 C. Martin, D D LL.
1)., who recently was appointed as
pastor in Portland, is well lineup here.
having owned the house in Ro'wuyton
avenue afterward purchased by A.
liartog 11nd which was burned two,
years ago. Rev. Mn. Martin’s father
occupied the house.
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DARIEN
'Nono1 0N
MW“
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“I
The Noroton baseball team defeat
ed the South Norwalk team Sunday.)
l
1
The Lndies’ Reading Circle 'will
meet Friday afternoon at the "home.
of Miss Miss Nettie Lesson.
....-..-.—.-a_~
Mr. Howard'Holiy and Mr Robert
Stevens with their families from Port
together in Darie11.'i‘ney moved in
lost Week. l
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Several callers from Btumi‘ord More 1
hi Republican Modgnnrl.er,§ sud £111 1
nished with good Republican litera-'
interests veterans.
John Norton wus ulxested' $111111
'4.“
lady for cunning u disturbance at his
MISS Laura DOW and George F- Ben", honrding house on LeRoy avenue by “H [M «out
1
Constable Wilbur
sent to Bridgeport for
Bates, and w :1111
22 days in 11111"
Rev Geo. Benton Smith had such a
heavy 1:,old it was not deemed earls-1
il'biC for him to nttelnpt to pleat 11 at!
the evening ser'vitc st i‘lnricn M l". ‘
A praise ser-1
held instead iii
Not so 111 .uh
but 11 whole lot of hurmouyz'
Every preparation for :1 grand rc-
puhlic’an why at the Town Hall. Wed
vice of song was
theology,
:"hn1e signified their desire to be pro
that 1.1111 spoitalmn has
arranged for them. 'l’lusinoss men,
which includes all branches 01‘ trade
Flilllkllll Plfilllll Slows “III II
lllll ls lllll 811111111111
‘ ; “0111131: lax.
11111111111111.1111; Plllllll
non Cited in Honor“ oi Wags ln~
voltlgoiionl.
By FRAN KLI N PIERCE.
For 11 hundred yours 01’ our history
the numufuciurols. believing that they
WI cited 11 hens-lit from the protective
(unit's; liuve ingeniously devised pluusi.
blc protests for imposing lucieused
prices upon the necessaries of life. .At
tlrst they sold 11111! i'udnstiy in our
muniry 1111s to its lul'nucv 11nd uectll'tl
protection \\ hon those industries lult'I
become strong 11ml needed 110 old 111‘.-
iunpuimwturcis invented the theory
that tho foreigner puhl the duty.
theory wns exploded. uud they docluc
ed loot—clump clothing mount cheap
men not! was not a blessing.
lirlvou from every one of these inde-
fensible positions. their iiuul 11nd only
urgumvut left today is that the tnrllY
is i111po.~.cd upon fol'oln n imports to on
East Nm‘w'ilk fisherm'e” are making; Chester. N Y. have taken a house mile the unioni’ucturer to increase his
prollts uud p: .1_\' higher 1111121121
‘iiie ileumorutic platform declares‘
that:
"in the "lost lilnhlv protected indus~
“films, such 11.11 t'oiinn 11nd wool steel
and '.lron mo 11111.net)! the laborers are
Ithe lowest mud in uuy of our indds‘
among the lilllies The Gatehes yeslel-gtulc. Some that has just come in, ”my. ‘
Wagon In Cotton Industry.
Under the exist‘ug l’uyne Aldrich
turll’f lnw 111-11111! imports or cotton
cloth pnld in lull) nvernge 'dutios of
in mm. 11 hon n'orh 11nd wage congl-
tions in the cotton industry “ere ex-
tulluu mill operatives in the United
SIMlIQH~IliUll 11 omen 11nd childreuwuv‘
oru'irt' :l ooh so 17:1 11-1291: The average
1111,.9 for Int-3 won but 87.7 11 week
'i’or u'oulcil $3.80 nod for children. 83.23.
Au to the profits. seventeen lending
(tilltlll mills. will: totnl cupitullzutloo
,of $25.110.0110 11nd total surplus of $21.
3113." 101. void in nine yours dividends
i uveruziuc. " J per cont.
1 The cotton manufacturers turned out lgrossive candidate for Governor. The'
'l" 1905 5W: ’ 51215 “'0'!“ 0: 110003 “a Progressive naminoe iorCongressninn I
paid in wuges therefor $94.33? .095. or
Extortion of Wool Tariff.
been i Outside of the dutieson two or three '
commodities of comparatively little im-
'pmtonre. the duties on woblen cloth
’l‘hls ’
ing 11 visit in New York.
Miss Vivian Stevens has been mukv
methnnit'g and tillers oi the soil fully
lrcullzo thut it is its necessary that ic-
Mr. and Mrs. Aiired Taylor
,the parents of n daughter.
Ha'n'y Oberlander, of New Haven,
«has been spending a lew dolls he'rc.
Mrs. Lewis ill Par,ker oi’ Imgnn
street, bus returned from a visit 111'
1 New York city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crooks and Edward
H. White have returned home from 11'
visit in (lanonudnigun, New York.
Miss Alice Brunduge, of North sve-
. 1 one, is now employed in the store of
- . 'Frdnk Jocoby, in South Norwulit.
11
_'Miss Emma Cushmnn,
0E
' street, has taken a position no clerk.
' ,'ii1 the store of William P. Beers.
South Norwnlk.
William l. Scariest and family, who
have been spending several months at
Tokencke, have returned to New
York for the winter.
“—1—”...—
Mr. and Mrs James Jackson and
1 son have moved from Rowsyton nvd'
' one to the home formerly occupied
"by Charles Tuck and family in Cross
direct.
. Charles (laser has resigned his posi-
111111 with the Bishou. Box compsny, of
tomiord. and hes taken one with H.
E, Dunn and E. Psrmly, Jr.. real at
11111 agents, or Norwulk.
Modulus Csudry and tomily. who'
there been occupying the cottage of
Ill. H. Smith, on Rowoyton avenue, for
summer months. hove returueti to
it home in New 1111111 no. _
rs. Wlirrén iii. 1111111 and 1111111
laucho Smith 11111111 left their ironic
Brooksi‘de, the tumor {or New
end 1 the later for New York city,
or will spend the .winter
Legun i
'to be the
.Ip'ntrlotic citizens. Scots
'lfor indies but every one should
11.31111
reserved
The 11111117111 meeting oi” the
[greguiion' 11
i‘, 111
this attenoou and owning.
dress by M1.Willlstou
New Haven will be delivered in the
afternoon, followed ”by it discussion oi?
the report of the commissiou of ii)
on Polity. The discussion 1111111112 led
by Williston Walker of Yule Semi
nary. Ii it is deemed advisable, Mr
Benedict will be ordained in the even
lug. Willistou Walker of Yale Sem-
inary, H. H. Tweedy of Yale Seminary
and Mr. Benedict will be the spendi-
ers at the evening. session. Supper
Will he served by the ladies oi! the
church at 6 9.111 ‘7- '
rue...“
Alarm of tire yesterday 1111111111111
was caused by someone dropping or
lighted match in, brush about the
«out- house on the. Auchictors estate on.
upper Brood street. The chemical
engine. E. J. Shaun'erry, foreman
Herold Cantrell, engineernnd Fred
1111111111 were Johnniea on the spot
almost as soon» as the slnrmwus
sounded. 'l‘ho slertnaoo of the tire-
msn and the oilicion‘cy'ot the cherub
cnl engine was quick to extinguish
the homes. The work was done
quickly and edectusily, which was
fortunate as there was foot broom
enough to have mode A dangerous
and Serious 1115., 13111111 caution
1
towns strewn with 11111;. leaves. The
onto the job.
' our 1111111. trout ton to,
passion anoiy'Dr' '1‘
W
1091
Fold onu‘
l
he
admins on the xlumufucinrcs of wool
Iu'c mode to eiulble the umuufnciurer
1111111111 be exercised with streets and
111111111 1111111111111 deportnioiit should set 1
lure the highest of any in the lurid
schedules According to Senator [iced
Smoot. owner of n woolen mill at Pro-
1
£20151. -3 per cent duty
'i‘lils uml other correspondingly high
to pay his lulmr nu increusod wage
over those of foreign countries. tint'
milllfilél'fi “1' Fuirti 1d'in duty on woolen goods is nqiily‘.‘ [liaison
County in the Consl‘esfllloml Cll“""‘l' times the smile labor cost. while the which he said is lacking in older unr-
Au “(1- l Armpit-1111 muuufucturcis in 190.1 pu'id Miles and that led to the birth of the
Walker of in 11 111,03 only 18 per cent of tho totul {programme
value of their production
At 1.1111 route in this most highly pro-1
tot-ted industry the labors-rs u are oblia
Jed to strike crop for a litiilr: wune.
1'i‘housunds, of adult 111111511 were rocoiv
inly onlv flout $11 to $11111 week and
runny only $5 to $0 11 neck. As 11 re-
sult of the strike the American Woolen
couipuny trove its employees slight inv
cronsos in Wilson.
The 'vvool ilil'llf hill \olood by l'ml
dout 'I‘Ut reduced the duties on row,
wool from 41320 to 29 per «intend. on
numuplcturdu of Wool from 81.118: to
48.30 per cent. ‘Mr. .il‘oi't sold hows.
teed it [mouse the proposed rniowcild
not comply with the. findings of the
lurid boom Senator Lu it‘ollotte cou- ,
trudlcted the meson-111. lowing [but the
proposed rules varied (mm 1 m cont
lower to tilt hipllcr thou the 1111111
boord’s findings justified.
Low .Wcooo in Stock,
lliouotnctmoru of iron and stool in,
111011 1111111111 woos: only in per cent
of the total ruins of their modalities.
about so to 47 our com. hurl on oil
metals it now oversees 84.81 per cent.
American room on really the cheapo»
worm in "as harmonic 11111111111111» ac.
count the anon
An illustration of this 1111111111111 in tho»
. out who 111.04 in “102:
.; American workman.
gushed the support of all to help to win‘
' upon the 111111.11
of the tnrlii, explulned how thinni Md '
while tho; duty than“ would . nvmm
1 1 WWW“ per mu.
'111 also word 1mm , ""
3111111111111 1111111111111 11de
‘ practically written to nil-d for you--
‘ ,. one nelson.
11111114 tiny, The
that were
at one," '
a
W
,A‘eFui-hiého'd. Noon: to 1111111 A
Sentinel \vnnt changes it to u for-
uished room—whentod
toot ill enough “had luck" tor «111'
,. :Mrs. Warren'hus' left for her home
in New York
Mr. Loomis of New York has come
to the Hampton 11111.
Turner mothers or Silvermine visit.
ed in town y'.esterduy
Michael Coleman of Rye visited his
trlonds in town over isundoy.
Mr. McNee at New York Saturday
1001111111 over his home at Brushy Ridge...
_._....._..._...
The sole of tickets for tomorrow's
euchre at St. Aloysius church has been
very successtul.
W
' A number of local people enjoyed the
oyster supper at the Ponus street clin-
[Old Dominion Lino, Savannah Lino,
We Sell Tickets
for
Clyde Lino
. 'to
Old' Point Comfort, Norfolk.
.mond, Savannah and Jackoon- ,
ville. etc. .
Ask Us For Rom.
J. u LAYTON s 1311
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND INBURANOI
AGENTS .
5' Railroad Ave. South Nomi“. pi...
um-m 1——¢—‘—-~—-
The New solstice
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art at
poi, Friday evening.
‘Mr. and Mrs-.11 E. Downing or New
aileron motored to town yesterday to
visit friends on Locust avenue.
New Canaan people will have a
reliance to hear Robert Hunter fi‘ue»
day evening He will talk on "Econo
mics." oi .the meeting of the Grange
11111511111111.1111 was fined" $10 and the
costs at Burton Friday; it was 1111.
because of a little iorgettillneic' on
Jim‘ 11 port. His license viagvin his 99531
or clothes. The costs amounted to
something over $18 miller on eupen-
l
lcopilouully flood. the 11 ages of 20" 21] islve mummy my ditch an apparent (1-159,
seems; all this, Jim was bruised. it
ccnse made the buried (lflltlilis impose
the line. 1
1 :Snt-urdny ws's Progressive night at
JNew Cannon”: flavmond 3 Hall .wos 1111
ed to hear Mol‘hert Knox Snifth, Pro
'Sun'iuel Vincent was unable to be pres.
‘spokc'lnstond. M1.81nlth mode on ex-
cellent inipression and was warmly sp-
plopded Mr. R. Dory was unable to be
present. Mr. Smith \t'osi'pleased to see
such a large number of ProgressiVes
“for a town likelNew Cannon. .He men
tioned how Roosevelt's popularity bud
5
lie dwell
portant question before'. 11111 American
{people today. He showed how matters
lstood lit present in both the Republi-
loan and Democratic parties, 11nd mode
113.1119} {he when Brggrbseire his
he lusts on
The general lukewarm
lconditlm was he said due to political
=1naohines and their work. die explain
ied the initiative referendum and re
.osll one told what each meant. He»
1ststed that the “Republican 11151-11 did
not. uisiiry his Lotions about its As 1111
1 the Democrats nod Wilson. they 01111118
led so frequently that it was impossible
'to tell where they stood Mr. Smith
ted 'i‘slt. He then took up the Pro-
vnrlous planks. 'He dwelt upon the“
several commis‘soio boards which the
Progressive party desired to establish,
and ndvocsted the protection oi'thc
in closing,ho ‘
on Nov. 6. Mr. Carri touched briefly
o outlined the history
worked in the post. and what “116
tréde would bring upon the American
nation. He touched upon the 13mm
ihive movement. 111111 the men who or»
lilahtinz to uphold it tree and 11111111111111.
out government 13,: closing he men»
tinned the qualities oi the candidates
" ii
men so have coins 111'" tho {Milt
Arnoriosn voter 111111 cost him
‘adjusting the some.
i1"
who 1511112111 thin the nitcident was no -
fault of his, yet his not having a ll 1
irft‘oif‘lruth 111111 110111111111“ ”WM 7‘2 "
spoke of the convention which 11011111111»
grossive platform, and explained the;
Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in,
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves (ind pain in.
later life in the different organs and
".ilmhs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, heslth is restored "
chrousli hermenising the nerve sys
tems in your body. hauls” troubles
givcn special attention; also CQlVEr'
tune/oi the spine You- will never re-
gret givinthe. Chiropractor a chance '
to help you ' ‘
Magnetic treatments given 111511.
T FRANCIS. D. C
114 Washington 81., So. Noe'vvalk. Conn.
Graduate trom Palmer School; the
discoverer.
for you to be worn in your 119v I
house this winter is to have on initial 3
a Heating System 11.1111 will kGGD‘YOi E
comfortable on t'h'oM idost' day! l
We'll study tliio' locstion or yom';
are presentatives of the people should be 1"...“ Utul1.und cimirlnhn of the licence imam growing and predicted that he rooms. the facilities 02' the house 111181
1111911 fully qunlilied t0 RMDEWM t110' committee in chdrge of 1111111 lcgisl'u- 'would carry Co'hnocticui
interests or 1111111111111: Mr. Hill seems tion in the sennto. ireuriugupphiol rnl Eupon the basic question of Belt Mgovern,
or Bios '
choice of an intelligent and 'uod ill 30 (mill! il pound DOW [MIMI ,ment which 1* hi! said Illa one in” m Sy'tem WWII} ilfllrl‘).,ou '30“
1111 you 3111111111111 11 Hot,- Air, Hot Wow
The” Miles 81' Hotchltiss
' Compariy
LETTHE
Norwalk 'Furuimre
House
1 J.
lurnish you ior your home with a
highly polished Dining-room Suit and
’11 'i’n'rlor Suit'. 0'! the intent design, and
as'to'vc that will cure your cool 'blil
and ”that will helm at all times and
any description. so to the
nonwsur- runuli'ons ' Hones.
18-10, with It. N'Ohmlk coon.
(Side-odors to F. A."Mlt1choil‘.) ‘
All our uphold-lain: 112111 repairing is
done by 3 Wins French cabinet
L,Mitoboll. rouse 44" 8.
Rich— ' ~
1 . sent ins.
u'énwsm. cons .
tor your odd places of Furniture of .
maker sud polishes. tormorly with F "
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical (‘10.
. The Only Fully E‘qulppod
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—410 So. Main 81..
80. Norwulk. Music Hall Block
..._ _...... .— m...
STEWART
Cook Sli'ves-
$19. 00 to $87 00
None better at any price or none as
:good at the some pric'e.
. 134436 WASHlNGTON‘ ST.
1 “Then i can't trike 11111 11111111 M115
wife won't let use smoke unless the
' 11111111111111 are notorious her-"whirl“
Dlmott's.
Jones 111111 11111111113111. 111 Just drop in
and hill two birds“ with one atonem-
W Daily Line to N 'V
For FREIGHT Only
'il're'hrht Propellers leave Pier
138,1'311s1 111m. New York (tool
at Dover street). 1e'ery day (ex
cept Sunday) at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4' p
m and South Norwoln up to 6; 30
p.111.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Aiming ‘J."Smlih.
Losses.
1:. .‘c. Housman. '
GonoroIAch.
-
That Cold
Sitting
Room
Made Cosy witha Gas
lRadiatOr or Cylindrical
16118 Steve. Just the
lilting for rooms used
occasionaly when great
heat is not constantly
1111.1 11111111111111 required some a
imatch, trm the valve'
t... ... -. -. .......--».......... . a- - w.”
you have the heat, turn
WE' WILL MAIL VOU $1
for each set of 'old False Teeth
. Highest prices paid
motor old Gold. Silver. old 'Wotchv
- es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall
. PM“. finishing and Refining
Comp “any
Established '20 Years.
863 Chestnut St. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
TO DENTISTB
We will buy your Cold Filings.
Goldr Scraps and Platinum.
liighest prices paid.
it off when you choose.
United Electric
Light 81W'uter Co
I?
9 I -
'Housswwss
Read About
swrss ALUMINUM WARE
it is an established fact that
Swiss Aluminum Cooking Uten.
silo are superior to those mode
o' any other 11131111111111 has
been proves by scientific ro-
sesrch, as the tests show that
or injurious since can form. no
matter how it is used. Neither
is there any danger or chipping,
us with enamel wore.-
It,ls an excellent heat condno
101-, which means quiclk boiling
and saving of tool. light
weight molten Moor t'o “handle,
and the silvery-white color or
the were is pleasing and always
clean looking. , -
1:21- cry piece is spun (not
pressed or stamped) out 111,5 go‘s
sheet material and is 1111111111111
seamless and sanitary 1:
Swiss Aluminum Word has
some to 1111‘. Which eventually
a! in, stool and enameled cook
lug, were of every description.
Houses 111.111.1111,
11.111.211.111 Ind Wool flinch.
no verdigris. rust, nickeloxides -
means the passing of All lines '
.10vEss
“THE PLACE"
i"
Are not discarded .11.... the
“newness" wears on; for they
1111111 their ohnpc. You'll like
ihelniooka, their comfort. ‘
1 their war. Illusions need
1 no breaking in become
W
they’re
'modo on '
I’ o o t '-
moulded
,lortl.
Norwalk Chronicler