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George Olley leavca thin city tomor
Barium t Company. Rework, ll. .1.
4’ Evririno Sunni. at or Wall trust.
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in a low ween.
.30
low tort Herald Weather lane-nu.
. Tho atom: in Manitoba in moving eaat,
but at yet with little energy. An unde-
fined disturbance in the Gull Stream has
aural rain- in the Ohio and lower
“in” Valley. It will probably be
elowly propagated to the northeaotward
over the Virginia. In thin district to
thy lair to partly cloudy, warmer
weather will probably prevail, with light
northwecterly and northerly winda,
Ihiltinrz to eaatcrlyJollowod by cloudi-
nm. In the Middle Slnteettr-day warm-
er, lair ti partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with light northerly to earterly
winds. lollowed by increasing cloudi-
ness and rain in Wei-tern Penmylvania,
Went Virginia and Virginia; and in New
England lair to partly cloudy,alightl‘y
warmer weather and light northerly
winds, becoming variable. On Thursday
in this (“3‘1"le and in va England
warmer, partly cloudy Wt-allu-r will pro-
hahly prevail, with lrrrh. variable, winds,
increaiiing in strength and becomrng
easterly. lnllowe-d In rain, with log on
, the czvnita; and on Flldn) lnir, slightly
cooler Weather. Fug may Hot in on the
New Jersey and Long Islam? minute to.
night.
Carr, on First avenue.
gulch the the in that-led hey at [lay
out into a alight hlezc.
twelve pound baby girl, horn last night
at hit home on Grand etreel.
The Berton Gaicty Comic Opera com-
pany presented "bonnie" rt Music Hall
to n lair aizwd audience that evening.
The people retained to be well placed
with the performance.
A delegation lroru Puritan limit». 1.
0. 0. 1",, of Stamford, will visit. Butler
Lodge No. 97. this city. that evening
Work in the second degree. Alltlrld
Follow: cordially invited.
—Freoh pork and cartilage. 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayee' market.
Henry Cole,a brother at he Cole, of
the borough, died at his home in Brook.
lyn,N. Y., yente-rday altt’rnoon ol ty-
phoid malaria, The decanted louver a
wile and three children.
Stetson'a "Uncle Tom’a Cabin" com-
pany moved a large audience alterrrat -ly
to rurilea and to learn, last night, at the
Opera Home. The company gave a
good production of this popular drama.
-w,——.., _.
allot-turn Min-nae (or Iii-Morrow.
Snn risen Sun sets ilich ride I Lowtide
6.40 4 35 11.41 4.47
The new parlor scene at Music Hall
take-o immensely with the people.
Deputy She-rill Toner is suffering from
the eflects at a severe election cold.
their regular monthly “wash" last even-
ing. .
Park City Council, K. of 0., at Bridge-
port, will hold their ennui! concert and
hall on February 4.
Jacob M, Layton, having settled loner
(or the insurance company at the State
of Pennsylvania, on content» «it Buy-
mond Brodiharn. has a letter lrom
them, thanking him tor l0 prompt a
e... settlement of his there of their town.
——8mall lreah home, 12 cents- a pound, '
at F. Bayea’ market.
Pioneer Hook and fodder company
will hold their regular monthly meeting
.. tomorrow evening.
A Knights ol Columbus convention at
the sixth. diatrictia being held in the
Knights of Colombo» Hall in Sorwalk
today. The principal object before tru-
meeting to to decide upon the time and
place tor the next diatrict parade ol the
A large delegation of South Norwalk order.
people went to Upper Montclair. N. J.,
touttend the Raymond-Litre" wedding.
The South N0:W;lk fire police are ar-
ranging to hold a sociable at Germanic
Ball charm the middle at December.
The commierionorr appointed to similar
benefite and damages upon the proposed
Wall street widening will hold a new
ing this afternoon. In all probability
the meeting will be adjourned until nlter
the next meeting at the Court ol lluro
589.888.
Barnum & Bailey‘s circna cloiied the
reason at Darmil. , V9,, Saturday night,
and the greater part of the ahow arrived
yesterday at Bridgeport.
—-l.‘urbing,50 cents a loot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The ladies ol the Fruit 'ongregn-
tional church gavea very enjoyable no.
ciahle at their chapel ln~t evening. .‘n
interesting literary and musical pro:
gramme was rendered. alter which out.
etc: lelt lrom the recent hirmm wrre
diapoeed of.
The United Staten recruiting etution
. whichhaaheen established in New Ho-
ven lor at: weeks, has met with but poor
rueceaa. Only all men have enlisted.
~8ewcr connection at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The canvaaing boon (or St. Mary’s
church lair have been given out, and the
work at getting rubecriptionu is in the
huudc at a bevy ol young ladies. Great
rcuulta are expected.
The Choir (lurk: of Connecticut, in
eluding choirs lrorn Hartlord, New I!»
ran, Bridgeport, Standout, and Holy
Trinity, of Middletown, will hold their
second annual choir teatival at Trinity
church, New Haven, Thursday evening,
lira Frances E. Willard, whohas been November 20,
active in agitating tor the admin-ion at
women to the government of the Moth
Alon with" tolr. aadlrrJranh
eharglnga cam or coal at Raymond
row to accepta Milan with Charter
Jamea “olden, formerly steward lor
the South llorwalh club, will cater lor
~Tweoty>dve tioya wanted to all The
D. It. Sellout met with an accident in
New York yutcrday by having a lull.
He received tunic ought hrnlm on the
A harvut concert wort-tunic in bein;
arranged, which will be rendered at the
South Norwnlk Congregational church
,4
The new Aid Society at the Earl
Avenue M. E. church will mm thia even-
ing at the reridwcc ol llrr. William
lt Item 31th impounihlo to crtinr
mood Broe.’ wharf. It In quently break-
Gvorge Murray, E. K. Lockwood?
head plumber, is the proud lather of a
John F. lively: letter cnrrm No. 3, ol
odiat church, iacredited with an ambi'
ttoa to be elected burlap.
(m thcclla of the new Grace church
the borough pout office. in In Janey City
tute, Wilbur llubhell, o! Wort Main
and Long Island City on a tour dava
vacation. The newly—appointed whori-
atreet. will he on duty during Mr.
”“0th Dru-a" .
“The Southern Grove” to a melodrama
ol cmrrlderalilt-lntereri; the carols are
mid-nil the play ll protected in re-
alistic rtyle.
A Ploy thnt lute Popular lover.
Ali aplay that meet: popular lavor,
"Kit, the Arhamtu Traveler,” in all that
could he rlmrml. Ill. Chanlrau and
company were met-led by I III‘O flair
coco who Interim in this proloxuamulatv
ly, hot whorls applnum was not atlnied
alter the tint act. The appearance of
the ridge and Major war the aignal tor
ll tr ol laughter and rpaaina or hand
clapping. The Arkanraw Quartette
proved to bean appuciatrd lecture and
war encorrrl several timer. Ilr. Conn.
lrau has aorrounded him-ell with an ex
collect company and he will receive a
hearty welcome whenever he goes.—
l/chll Daily Newa.
”Wll‘o tor Wile."
V‘Otte at the noveltlea will bathe tint
production In llltn city on Wedncrday
evening, Nov. 19, at John A Bicvciio'
new play, “Wile tor Wile,” which re
ccntly made a uucccniv in New York. It
will ho onion in on ulnlyirnte manner,
with hit. their“ in it»- leading role at
Etward Walton, it Southern gentleman.
High fitting on iii the story iil “Wile lor
Wile,” it Illu'l not he euppoml that com-
edy in m gllrcli'tl, and, indee-rl, the verdict
of the NVW York critic» was to the ether.
that the. coinwly ploy nlmrirt ova-ratio
down] it» thrilling anions muster-t. Mr.
Stevens, howrvrr. lmlrwm in alternating
a tear with a mull». zorl "Wile for Wile"
faithfully carri.» out line virtue. The
mom. uniting your of "Wile for “Wilo’
will be found In "it cur-nun resemblance
to Sllohrrpmre'» "Giulio," but With it
remarkable» and ritllilllllt’ll lllnllnclillt.
In "Othello" Ellr Jul rll-l hu~liaul H a
man 01 color, «mi. in "Wile tor Wit."
the hem hi it win .. rtnn, while the [llllth
trig, trialevoleilt limit til it mulatto.
Ml» Barrett" hurprlud.
An enjoyable Mil’pllrr‘ party was given
”In Marnie [lulu-an at her home to Beat
Norwalk. lent inning. tiuriw. and a
bountiful coll’i'mn, wrrich was wired at
"l ri'i'lritrh, mfiltr' ill» lrnll'rl [me-y [ilt'hnirtrlly
by. Among tliw l5llll' n prom-M werii Mte.
Airinworih, Mum. l’Z-zi ”tritium, Edith
l’egg, .trla ll-rwlm, ertttn- [lute-u,
Mice Taylor. Ale-vi l-Z'rnkmn um] Elm
(:llllfill’lidell. ’l’ter- ymiy broke up at
midnight.
—-Wc cart eympztlnzi With a limo who
lull! down atom; him with the woman
who dove ltut oar» :rw ivcumrnzcal Brue-
Ielil map.
A Card
Mr. John French, Aflwélltn: Superin-
tendent of its" l’voplv'a l.r.’l.- Insurance
Company:
I derive totliai.l; you and your valuable
company [or ihu "trimmer of a claim,
in lull, “2., £110, upon in» lilo of my
late mother. Mrs. E-ih- r Donnell". l
heartily "comment this company to all
Wlliltlrlg grind, rumbli- llirulnlict'.
Signed, Perm MWKKIJX.
5!? Bar rim ~7enue, Norwalk.
Happy nnrlcoritmt i.» 2 bride inih " The Ra
Chester ;" .3 lamp with the light of themorning.
Maw 11/th Mew ('4 . t: I'hrk Hats. .l’rir for.
. “in 11.0 it " ohtiilijifriif
lllfll E81118 all lllilll’fllll‘l,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorwalk. Conn.
now it
'WAii‘i‘ib.
Advertinmtl under thin heart. um. executing 5
lean. 1 time 2'», . 7i rim or: . 1 watt 3! 00.
llllDl.£«Itl-hl) All!) lily [ABLR WnllAN
to take: the can of a Child ”and wrrpn paid
art reference re aired. Apply to ml. 3. ll lluu
vary, 7'7 lath n urea, Ninth Hot-alt, n? if
' my a was? "All" is rile 5837mm.
The new“ are wonderful
iron < sane.
Mnrtma under thin and, cotexuccinrwh
lino. l time ch. 1 than flit. l wool not:
1 our rou liALI. al'lTAllLl run run.
twine” pnrwu i [more at No 20 Steven-
wmt, haunt n12.1w
71M cum (InhiilarLlT, ALI. (L'tt-
tatu leather, and in rim rla-a order. Bow
Inlet! only a low since. Cal and rec ti 3' Itc-
lua’r 01mm thmy. hi it
. ‘Wir-m
Opera House, Norwalli.
nan mour- on“.
FRIDAY. NOV. 14
In ulflccnt Scuttle Prodnrtlon ol
3 dramatic Bum.
mainli—
Sflflllflflllflll
Intricate lechanluil Ilium. aauurui and Btutllmr
nltuatloiir. A Conroy or Uri-n Excel-
luiica,AIlovmg anoralnaloo cot long.
The Old Simon Route. The Revolving
nan, The Burning Hut. The
Southern t-lwampa.
A Carload of Scenery used for this
Production.
REGULAR l'lllClS, til, :0 and 7tc
Chart open at lalc‘a and l'lalrtcd'ii. n8
OPERA House-ONE NIGHT ONLY
Monday, Nov. 1 7.
In the Famous flow Drama,
ill a Arkansas Traveler
7 ‘ l"':,‘
«or f I
the Great Helo-
The
The l'clizhmiul Amour-M
on true. New Special Scenery hy ecitvy of vow
ark
Ailm1sslon::=,!.0 and 75 cents.
Hale'n. Norwalk, unit l'lnlfllkd'l. So. Norwotk.
Supported hr hu- own Pinpoint: Comiany.
Judaic and iln- Major.
”tll’ri nti hale at
rill.)
NIUSIC I-IAIJL,
One Night Only.
Wednesday, Nov. 1 9
THE E)" N ENT AUTHOR‘ ACTOR.
JOHN A. STEVENS
Ill BIS C031 EDY-DRAHA,
WIFE F Will
Supports: hy acaro'uliy er-lrctcil New York Com~
puny A play crowded with hurriin iiiierut; a story
that appeal- lat-\Cry h. an Spec‘al wen. iy l- need
in A I III in the Ft’timtl lct‘nt‘ at which in portray-
edal' lutic audi-tzzrling air. 1.:
on now on rule at llogl'n iii A) liri‘gory's dm
ainrce. n 2 .,
Music Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Sllllllll' flflll Ofillllllflllllflfllll
Dnuylas Fuylei Pill, N0. 48.
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
c “El" 0
THIS WEEK, AT
scintillator
WE SHALL OFFER
Daghestan Rugs,75x36.at 8.47. Smyrna, 66x30, at 2.98; and
Wiltons 63x28, at 2.98. 63x26, at 2.47; 52x25, at 1.69;
Moquettos, 75x27, ill. 3 69. 50x22, at 1 49; 40x19, at 1.29;
Smyrna, 76x36, at 4 49. 42x18, at 1.19; 40X18, at 89;
Velvcts, 72x30, at 3.65. 34x16, at 79; and 34x16, at 49.
Also in this week's sale we shall ()llel‘ 6 paiis hose for 250
A good line of all wool hose for 250, pgt'tynir
A good line of fast color prints at 5o Pei, [Fwd
A large line 01' Clocks, J tickets, Capes, etc,
These goods will interest you. Carpets for the million at
old prices {or a few days longer.
Stores open Mondays till 8.30, Saturdays till 10 o’clock.
N B—A new line 01 Plaid Goods opened to-day at Scolicld &
Hoyt’s
-—-——ooe-«~—
Agents for BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS.
SCOFIEED & HC’JYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
‘)
Cash Paid lorhcoods or Sold on
021 mu
A"? is. fiiéiiit‘ifis.
.1 a. W E L E :23; .
Diamonds. '1. it’ltr‘n. ~lt‘li‘tli’l.
i-‘ztw Watch llflly‘filllllz .1 Spicinit)‘
uiiuth Norwalk.
FURNITURE STORE
202 and 20-1 Wuahlugton St.
South Ncirwidk. [List End at Bridge.
WAGBNS!
Buggies, Spindles,
Fiiiiiily Wagons,
Road Wagons, Business Wayiux.
._.--w— ,.._ THEODORE COLEEIA N, l’roprletvir
l’trti - Frame-t, Limiting (times. (1:. Price:
A Gun“ TBP BUGGY mum” ymscmu “my
. 1
WAKBAN‘I‘EI). E
, F_
(GREGORY'S POXNT.)
SOI'TII SORWALK,
ONLY $85. 5*
Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
CON N.
,1... 1101133011611 Winter
erghlllllnn, gwo-..r:.a..r;s.-:;ei«..r-.§.«-..----
A.” second hand BlllZElci, Wagons, No
Call and rec them, and get pFlC¢E. FOR
THE
Franklin Street, So. Norwa=k. -. 1.-...11’_':_*__-
“"" :r E.POWER
S. E. BAKER, m: PHOPRIETOR.
SECUND - HAND FURNITURE
AND
oods of All Kinds.
M
Household G
Commission.
No. 2'! NORTH RAIN STREET
SlIl'TlI .‘i‘l‘ltWALK.
his yy Salt!
6c PER BUSHEL.
IT IS CHEAPER THAN (‘OAL
yuyyiiflis cu.
GHBISThSi
SIT FUR
Holiday Photographs
BEFORE Tllh‘. lll'Sll.
GflMlNG
2.. "o
m—
WE have set out to prove to the people of South Norwalk
that they can buy goods cheaper or home than outside.
We think we can safely say that you will be standing in your
mvn light if you do not take advantage of more of the special
prices. \
Remember they hold for only one week.
("ome early—tor on some of the lots we have only a limited
quantity. .
HOSIERY.
We are taking the lead and our intentions are to keep it.
Now it you will take notice what we ofler you for 9c you will
agree with us.
0 will buy two pairs Ludics’ Fancy Striped Hose.
9
9
9
9
0 will buy one pair Ladies’ Fancy Striped, Fast Black or
Grey Mixed Hose. Would be cheap at 15¢ per pair.
0 will buy one pair Children’s Fast Black Hose in all sizes.
Well worth l2§c per pair.
c will buy one Gents’ Linen Collar, either Tum Down or
Standing.
0 will buy two pairs Gents" Mixed Hall-Hose.
value.
c will buy one pair Gents’ Mixed Hall-Hose.
cheap at 150 per pair.
Excellent
Would In:
N OTIONs.
Now is the accepted time, but it. lasts only during this sale.
(3 will buy two papers of linglieh Pins, twelve rows to th
paper,
will buy mo Lndies‘ Fancy Bordered Ilondkerchiels.
will buy one Card of Buttons, two dozen on :1 card.
will buy one Curling ll'Oll.
will buy five Spools Busting: Cotton.
will buy one skein of Saxony Yarn, best quality.
will buy one yard (‘ord Bucking, cream, white or black.
will buy one bottle Florida Water.
c will buy one pair Dress Shields
c will buy one yard of No. 7 Gm Grain,
Faille Ribbon
c will buy
will buy
will boy
will buy
OCOCC‘...
Satin Edge,
two iii-tiles oi' Gilbert's Tripplo Cologne. .
one l)~‘lllC (if Bradley‘s Toilet Perfume.
four lmtilirs ill. Peli'nlcuul Jelly.
Ullt bottle of l‘emilciiiii Jelly‘ either "
will buy, two cakes of Bees Wax in white, only.
will buy ten spools Black Twist.
will buy live bOXes assortmi Hair l’ius.
c will buy ten Lend Pencil». with rubber attached
0 Will buy one pair Bangle Bracelets in Silver.
9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9
DOMESTIC-:3.
In this department we oilei' positively the greatest bargain
We have ever oflercd :it any special sale. The price we ask i
:1 more traction of their real value.
cwill buy 11 yds 9.1.1.... Gingham. it 5.15 Sti‘ipodo
9 " Checked Sw-rsut-ker. Two yds Slzlnditl‘t
COG
(YESTED OR
I'.\:l(,‘E.‘l FED.
000
0000000
‘ i‘ulim. Unut‘olm‘cdNapkin. Two Whit
Napkins. If. v11: Canton Flannel, lileaclim
0r iiulilozieln-«l Ullt,‘ yd [.oiisdulc Cambric
Two ytls 'l‘mvcling, bleached 0r unbleached
an yd films Towycliiig. One yd Crow
Tom-ling. all linen. 0m: Nice Towel. 0!]
pound ('uyiun Button. '1w0Wasll Cloths
“ -~ .5 yyis Slit-11' Uil Cloth. Ono yd Lace Scrim 1
in yd Figured Scrim. Two yds Chees-
l'lozh. 'l‘wo yds Unbleached Muslin Oiii
yard tied Tit-king, Worth 121.». Two yd.
Fancy l’lziiil Dress Pattern.
ITCHEN
.l
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n i.
u
it it
K
will be commenced In a low day». (300'
WWW!) will then put on a large
lore-d men toexcavato the cellar lor
the new edifice.“
livaly'o nbaence. 2M0: imam m, .,, 3?: of ifirnx‘o‘m. on
’ ' ' «tavern t- ru ‘ 15.6 8.
Own Barth had: m. t rpread all by I... now, W mu 0'
hlmacll in his allies this morning. [Ir .
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment,
G. S. North.
ti'L’l it
in"
Tunis m. LAYTON,
ml Krtntie itflll llnm-e uz'crzl, (ii-twin! [mummy
c
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aw'”wmx:mzt:°?olzfmnk 3d :3“ 2"“: Sihriclzlceantnnflie‘; hm.ltlnuflt,1.lt-u'lx.vahllm.“ I; Mllllal'y Dllll by Comvany or young Burl.”nlEi‘yoozlnllllm:illicit“:-tllm-imimnos. Antallklinliul Qty-«lint! More Polish. (regular) price 80 cal“). Four cakes A:
. B prawn . ' lliallun I _ ‘ ‘ r , l ’, . f , . .. . , , ' ,
toOld Well more. P. «a. It. at their to be prominently rammed 'm a! In it outgrown; rwoiiir runny: you. a I l Lad'es'_ I t‘ ‘ 6:; w-im-iiiton mm. Nextwl'n-H'MM- P I..- T I N G L B L Stow. [0112!" Wind] "L 'l "“1"“ Out 0'1 BOW“
aestmeeung. llr.Wllcrx vii-the rim only that» .. A” ,gm‘i'h‘gingialfifél "W“ a???” 2:: 3:2” “(mum “mono-r152“ Mlh'l‘ll 'illltll'AlJi. ET. A- 'rcglilur 14c lwo llm-umtcrl Bonn Dishes (specml
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molt!” Lgdgvgw ~floaae~r¢ndemlj mo, to mow a I r H our." mum rrn H mm” (ll‘lllllli l‘l ll. BAYMUN ll, ”0,“, L 1!!“ e \‘l l' e Blames, llllb shill. only. -)no Tut ()l Collu.
0.8.3». clerk tor a. trauogt a conduit H11 :1m M w m m um “3.1mm; -M. We 1 1..-»... - ‘ lot Sixty loot Clothes Linc. hleven doz Clothes Pins
“ha-returned trorna ween nun-w All “WW" ",4 “Mom”, 3“,...” Wigwam-um; m mentor. Fu'nflufe Dealer.
49 Water Street, Sflfllll Norwali
Anything Plnll‘d. from it lininr ring to a How.
upon] iyty llllltll‘ o! tulito warr- llcllnlrhlru amt
Lat'qllrt'ilik all hlid- ol linian work (,lnlntlulll’fl‘.
“Mixing harps. (Yaiidlc Mlnko. Vn-w. etc
l'letuls. micro and (loner-l Repairing done.
at Burton, ll. Y. During his nay he
m tall time to hunting and itching,
and Item the novice afloat, m norpcritn
null what. are numerous on the Hadron.
tor tote-ulterior. or any prince-ton. Milly
to I‘ fly. it wanna: meet. our tw
”we: or till 300” or: wooowiuo
ii
'
Mill-ml itiwl Wentpurt have lip-on untitled
innwrultu ll’wlr duty mt long a- the
growl tram-in wtvrme trr run over the
mail lirlneun thong [with oft Bantu].
AI wwwm. lbwre Me or: wnrkmx train!
crirymz gravel over the road It) Went
pull.»
Graduate 0PM? C One Maple Bowl. Ono Bug. Lump Cliiii‘incy, this sale
only. ()no Gloss Pitcher, value 150. 1 Glass Sugar Bowl.
n c 'l'wclvc Lamp Wicks. Ono Cool Sieve. ()ne Scru
Brush. Four Crystal Glasses. 0m.- Whisk Broom. On
0 Lamp Shade. 2 Largo Lamp Chimneys. One Duster
Three Tin Pans. Three [’10 Tina. ()m: bottle llirish’.
c Blueing. One Spice Box. Ono Nickel Hummer. Our
Water I’nil, Wood, regular price Me. One Large Mil
9
9
9
9
New Store 46 (ll. 48 Main st, Norwalk
Alan Furnishing Uiidoi'lziker.
would“ Alan hare-weir rm.“
' Telephone
«watt, vi. Mel Morton Wind-unaware,
1min at I It “aw-rd.
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