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‘ i Item yesterday morning on Lake
w roachio New E -
«fecidedlinfn
lab
coasts by to—
_ tcr‘to-morrow morning. Itw iibe
by a small "cold wave," resch-
‘ will probably cause
' lazuli-cotton tomorrow night. In this
(lurid to-day warmer, partly cloudy
another and fresh southerly to brisk
,aotttbwesterly winds will probably pre-
vail, followed by increasing cloudiness
andrtalling temperature. IIn the Middlle
States, warmer, air to part y
cloudy was r and fresh to brisk south-
wutcrly winds will prevail, followed by
Increasing cloudiness, and near the lakes
by Iowa tem and rain or snow.
In New England warmer, partly cloudy
to cloudy weather and brisk southerly
winds, shifting to southwesterly, and
foil by rain or snow in the northern
. . On Wednesday in this city and
motion cooler, partly cloudy weather
will probably prevail, with brisk to fresh
westerly and northwesterly winds, with
lime rain or snow in the northern part
of tins section and in New England, fol-
lowed by clearing, and on Thursday
digbtly colder, fair weather in both sec-
? lhlatnrw Almanac for lo-hlorrow.
Bun rises I Sun sets I High tide Low tide
. 6.50 - 4.26 10.36 4.57
Old Well Lodge, I“. d: A. M. will con-
fer the third degree this evening.
. The first Home Sociable of the season
will be held at Music Hall this evening.
+Onrbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
.‘ Herman Snyder, of this city, will suc-
ceed George B. St. John as town tax col-
The store recently occupied by B. S.
Blascer has been leased by George Taft,
therclothier.
—-Spdrry d: Barnes’ Home and Lard,best
in the market. Very cheap at Thad
Gnyer's.‘ '3 . -
Ulifs‘lkerstrom, Norwalk’s favorite
aches, is playing at Proctor’s Opera
House in Bridgeport, this week.
.._.n._
Substitute carrier, Wilbur Hubbell,
wascn, duty yesterday in the borough,
to‘relieve letter carrier P. H. Glendenn-
-—‘Anotiter lot of remnant carpets re-
ceived at Scoiieida Hoyt’s South Nor-
wslk store.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at the rest-
dence of Mr. Palmer, Cottage avenue,
East Norwslk. '
George Buckmaster, of this city. and
Him Grace L. Randall, of Holden, lfsss..
arstobe married on the afternoon of
Thanksgiving day.
—Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
ht F. Hayes’ market.
Butler Lodge, No. VI, 1. O. 0. R. will
do no work to-morrow night. Au enter-
tainment will be given, to which all
Odd Fellows are invited.
~—Oiairilsld cider for Thanksgiving, by
the gallon, at Betta & Farrington’s.
Two inches of snow’ fell Sunday and
mmthe northern portion of Litch-
lsld county. The weather was so cold
thatics half an inch thick formed on
thsponds. __
uflsadquartsrs for hsmnu, oranges,
gsapm, eitron and apples for Thanks-
giving. 1. Klrkham, 181 Washington
It“. South Norwalk.
2 ‘ ABridgsportattinhaspsinted abesn-
ftifnl drop cmtsin for Niehots’ Opera
{Home new Canaan. it represents the
arrival of'Gsn. Phil Sheridan at the
battleofWinchsstcr,and issaidto he a
mamcrly place of work.
' 'e-(lalifornia Prunes, Canned Peaches,
Pears and Egg Plums, very nice
at Thad Goya’s.
‘ Charts- Isrritt died at the home of an
broth. at No. 0 Day street, this city,
H evening, aftsrtbree week's illness of
lavas. Deceased was in the 86th.
year ct bk agn- anerai services will be
hall! stths first I. E. church Wednes-
dg aim at 2 o'clock.
i
all!“ desire to purchase choice
,ynucsnfinda splendid assort-
“at” d: Farringtcn’s. Alto In
TheSouthSidann club will hold a
shoot on the Baxter grounds Thanks-
giving day.
HA largo delegation from linuehaba
Division,S.ofT. tookacarriage rideto
W last «mi-g.
~Haurd's Orange wine, for Thanks-
giving, at Battsk Farringron's.
Inward Coreoran, formerly agent of
the Eoumtonicroad at Branchville, is
now located at Simsbury.
The engagement ' is announced of lies
Annie, daughter of S. Spiro, of Danbury,
formerly of Norwalk, to Sci Levinsou, of
New York.
—Special discount on all goods bought
in quantities, for cash, at Thad Buyer’s.
That public eye sore, the borough
scales, have been sold to Peck Brothers,
of Nortbheld, Conn., and are being re-
moved today.
The pupils of the High school will
renders Thanhgiviog day programme
at theConcssd street school tomorrow
afternoon.
E. P. B. Ospron, the machinery
man, has furnished a very fine engine
and boiler for the new silk mill at Rs-
tonah, N. Y.
-—-A full line of Indian splint baskets,
at No. 24 Main strept, Norwalk.
Colonel Roberts will give a reception
at the Norwalk Military Institute this
evening. A large number of guests
have been invited.
A honey peddler named Thomas Smith
was before Judge Knapp this morning,
charged with drunkenness and breach of
The Lyons Plains Episcopal ‘church
will give a church sociable this evening.
A large number of borough people will
drive up, and a good time is anticipated.
—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at P. Hayes’ market.
Ephraim Smith died at his home in
East Norwalk last evening. He had
been ill for nearly two years. The time
and place for holding the funeral will be
announced tomorrow.
The members of the Arion Singing
society celebrated the fifth annivetsary
of their organization last evening by
meeting at their hall and spending a few
hours in singing and social intercourse.
—liiss E. C. Scoiield’s bakery will be
closed at noon for the remainder of the
day on Thankqiving day.
The Bulcbérs’_.Protective association
brought action against William Carr this
morning for selling meat on Sunday.
He pleaded guilty to the charge before
Justice lforreli and was fined $1.00 and
costs.
Abbey Tucker, the three-year-oid
daughter of: Sommerville Tooker, of
Darieu, chqksdtqdesth at the supper
table last eveningnjfhe funeral will be
Isldtomorrowafleamon from her late
home.
-—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
T. S. Morison drove to Bridgeport
with his four-in-hand yesterday. Fred
Steams, formerly of Hutchinson, Cole &
Co’s factory, accompanied him, and to-
day Will take charge of the firm’s
Bridgeport factory.
Judge Robinson held a session of the
Superior Court, civil side, yesterday and
heard the arguments in the case of B. J.
Storms against the town of Norwalk, in
which the plaintiff sues toJecover about
31,200 for fees as tax collector.
-~Cape Cod Cranberries, Ifalsga
Grapes and Florida Oranges at Thad
Guysr’s.
The Junior Prohibition club held an
interesting meeting last evening. A
committee of four was appointed to
arrange aprogramtns for an entertain-
ment, which will be held at an early
date. Six new members were admitted.
The funeral of In. Caroline Plait was
held at her late residence on West aven-
us this morning at 11 o'clock. Remarks
were made by Rev. B. N. Dunning, and
Rev. J. A.Biddle. Mn. St.John and lira.
Campbell sang two selections. The re
mains were taken to New Haven for in-
torment.
-Cslifornia dried figs at Belts a
Farrington's.
The contract for the cellar and stow
workfor thenswhnildlngtohs erected
by the Norwalk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company has been award-
ed to C. 0. Stevens. the hrickworkto W.
B. Smith and the carpenter work to S.
B. Wilson. The work will be commenced
as soon as practicable.
A party of twenty Norwalk people
went up toLewisboro, last Sunday, to
hear Bishop Potter and to witness the
confirmation of a large claw, including
one from St. Paul’s, (George Lockwood).
There was s lsrgscongregation for the
place. The Bishop spoke beautifully of
his "faithful brother” ministering there.
aileron-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. lisysa'.market.
Thspnptis ottheninth grads, Frank-
liastssstsshool,mayhe prondof their
sttsadsncsdnring this fall term. Since
the opening otschoolln Septsmhsr to
thssnd of the last school montb,Prlday,
Nmsmhuflishaopupilhadhesntardy,
snddnrlngihslsstmonthonly onswas
absent. Pmphdsndngulsrity are
importanthshitstoscqntrs.
DIED.
the peace. He was fined $8.00 and costs. m
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mob lorwalk, Conn.
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; one ton buggy; one new
two-ass ll rosdwsron. [or at has.
summmum Snswalk. ' hobs?
Aflm CLASS canaioorr. all. OUR»
.... :2:- “MP" mnr-ms e:
y a cw. area. can at -
Ian‘s Carriage Repository. ul if
Wattlfig:
TO LET.
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B‘OUR PLEASANT BOOKS WITH CELLAR.
Rent sate per math in advance. No. to
Franklin avenue, near armory. n24 it
TWO STORE, AND Two '1'“!!!th or
four rooms each, with modern improvements
on Washington street bridge. cast of Gemacis hall
hulgip‘f. squire of Within 0. Jesse, oppmita
i depot, South lorwalk. not lw
0083 01' SIX 300ml 0N WOODWARD
avenue. are. house of all rooms. Bast
Norwalk, 813. Part of houseon Woodwll'davenne,
to. Inquire of l A Woodward.
Loon ovsa ros'r ouster shit civics;
or small family. inquire of C. Swans, at 0'4!
Well Cigar Co. / can if
HOUSE CONT“ NING 81x ROOMS: ‘MODIBN
improvements; rent $12.50. inquire of James
0. Crown, South Norwalk. at: it
ill WOODWARD aonmaso—n BOOKS.
notand cold water, bath room. heater. to ,
with stabling for five horses, cow stables, chicken
dos rent .25 per month. In one of c.
hartnatdld WeliCigar Company. q 018 If
is! SOUS! A'i' nLY‘S NECK, ON] AT
lilmGrove,sndoceon Tones street. From
oou . A lyto JohnnJins , 72 West at,
12mm 9” .w
PLEASANT nous lit a comm
A localitylsodcredtopersunswhowouldliksto
time the wink or
fling, Roomauhosrd s . 1.8.
bonr.1Mlsr.,lii.W.. mac. new
‘ “toss.
mum:- andsr this not "
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ACAKRIAGI LA? ‘0“ IATU A, “IN-
Arch meat and BC
, v ht'un 1‘ “INT.
Asui rewardwlilhspaidforitsrctarn to Dr.
D. Hitchcock. 15 West avenue.
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Dmn:thla:oek we
will make a specialty
of Home-me Plea.
TRY THEM.
-————”———..
Leave Your Orders Early
till? lit”? to.
LAUDKR'S BLOCK.
8. E. BAKER.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
Household Goods
~M
of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
No. 22 NORTH IAIN STEET,
an an some iroawsna
GE 0., J £11.41 191“ E,
1 UNDERTAKER.
as llsrth an. Street, South aunts
Opsnatsllhoars. Themiessofsahnhalmar
mohasrslblrsetorsecurad mytiy
lurill Butte (:0qu
"m. 00". .
flBGPBII IBI’I’IIIBI 3d.
- and
of £1 uxapwarb ”#5033 Orders
In. Film m i0”
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£«Tfl3‘flfl‘a’fium. a
iftslwzcr, assess ,witt vsyasa
figmrsfi “1:“:
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”rummage-mam
Mammogram-nus” ,
nests slant ' and d
unowoar lens, Wswmg
“Wm...-
Best and. Loavcst Trice
callonms. “summonses!” faiths
celebrated
“ P3083383 BANG ll, ”
nadssthontc the lsogatsek lrea Works
sndbyspeeislhgrsggmntswttb that l «:sz
thicket-class am at the prizes alight“ and
microns. lwsrrsntcvsrysutohe
THE BEST MID QUICKEST BAKER
inihsworid,andwitirsfaad your money is can:
of any complaint we. here you s.
always get repairs to an hour's um.
Till?) ’
inanimate.
WM. PODMORE.
or. mourn MIN STREET.
some mawaoa. «can
All 10111111111?
if so, call or
iii. 4 Water Strut [malt
was usual: ' smlencbfornm
myInd "finger the
or
sis 3m
sum and linen! Temperance
Drinks. at” bohemian 1'
Sporting Goods, fire Armand Fishing
. Tackle oi All Description,
Together with a full line of WWW.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
EMA“.
'novcorr
Till flVlllLiilll Pilflllllll til
But you can’t do it so logger" wllt deliver a
barrel
Pillsbury, Juutt Pillili
FLOUR
To your residence, all expenses paint, for
litialunliilll
communications to this ones for the
company. an
Overland Produce
0923031
com “1
H0]! DRESSED BEEF.
Beef. Latch. Muffin. Vs". FM M MM ‘
”ml Fm.
raise. WT a 93"”, use
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PICIKLED ‘
llffllilfll and ”WW
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TICE & NASH,
moments-stash,
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Sl’lillll. SALE
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monuments
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,Andiastappearsncshsrs prior
1 13.1.
1 ' Educated Horses.
3
'" , Mules and Ponies.
.hl'
“DENVERI
‘llc funniest Halo that Walka-
All the old favorites are with us.
' sous-n seawater,
a NIGH-rm a
titular, Tililll, Welttliay,
DEC. I, 2, 3.
FAMILY MATINEE
Wtiislay Afternoon 3 l’tlltl,
E FAVORITES !
to their departure for Europe.
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Wonderful Wonders
Interesting featured.
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sons: 0. ram-11:01:. manager.
“says the Best, flow Better Than Ever.
sen
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TO NY,
In Ills Wonderful Leap Act.
and many new ones. We carry
Our Own Band anda Superb Orchestra.
PRICES 250, 850, 500.
At the lettuce children will be admitted for 25 cents, and
GIVEN A FIii‘TE PONY
Resolved Santa at lioyt's and Gregory's Drug Stores.
RIDE}!
fore less than $2.17.
Of course you have seen our
cheap at $1.
gain at 80c, we shall give them
ought to see them.
people would call them cheap.
20c per 'ece.
price. Tb will be sold only
found in both stores ‘
§00lllllliHlllI
Will odor great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Roofers,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition.
Also a big drive in [top Wrappers at $1.49, never sold be
We shall offer this week a line of Ladies’, Gents’ and ("liil
dren’s Underwear very cheap. Ladies' 65c Vest at 48c; a
child's gray mixed 35c vest at 25c ;‘ gents’ scarlet Shirts and
Drawers for $1.33, cheap at $1.75.
Red Shirts and Drawers at 090,
W e have a gciiis’ striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar-
a turn this week at 50c You
We have lots of good Gingliams at. 4l0 per yard; some
100 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 25m.
200 more remnants of Carpet will be oiiered this week at
You a mild not miss a chance to get a Carpet at the old
a few days longer.
Tin and Voodoo were at bottom prices. ‘ Carpet Sweepers
very low, Agents for "Butterick’s Putters and Hall's Bazaar
Forum We mean business this fall.
These goods will be
SCOFIELBe. HOYT
lorwalk and South Norwalk.
nu {gluten
BUTT ER
Wearc into it largely: 3
tonsoi tine Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
itis a very nice lot, or we
should not have such a large
stock. We describe it as it
clear. clean flavored, nosyrosy
of lo oi Butter, smacking good
1 throughout We propose
, all who want have s
. We may advance the
price,” this sort of Butter is
Worth three cents more per
‘ or] than it was when we
fight: so buy now, lay in
We will
on select
our winter so I .
{how it and heel”
with pleasure. in the price
at t is 25 cents a pound.
We will wager a big red apple
thatthcrc is no butter" of like
quality in this city selling for
a 1 ' Sample it.
Their” Coflec In the city;
tryall, then try ours.
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Wad” Isdicim
arenas rssvasotaa
humanism-mans Ju-
s'l' ”Mill“ om
avast-flasher.
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mass. . . WW...-
itillat’s'l‘latinw
it’s Pillsbury’s Best. Jones’
Superlstlre. Island (lent, Fancy
Imperial, the“lloss" linaeapo-
lis lour, at 36:60. 86.00, and
06.60, per ML, 0. 0. ll.
“—4...“
We are hutlcrs—here for business—and what's
oar interest is your interest. We can doyou good
anal" cu iiock Bottom cash Prices or first-
¢ a .
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Can flood
cute ..
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anemic
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ant drive ialnsnalswsrsOona Butt
atflc‘mis an to and l"‘lt" 1’
meal-sum tufhlgcfla-lt’yfilltar ts
flogiaspnaad. our ”Mining's-an
poa .
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Thlsest oftsasaadeoflssstntheeiry. A
amrlsss line 0 California and french l nos.
lvswrated Fruits, etc, at
W
that. E. Stimuli,
LIA [lilo 0.00”.
33 Washington Street.
llflllLllN I’ll N'l'.
(GMT! Pom.)
IOU‘I'II ”INA“, - MIN.
Hlblflmmflllll
mush-us from in“; mad-W
In waters .Te.“ in every
as
we ..
a- i “‘4
4i.
offer. .
HUMBU
Steel" fileariu‘ Sale
Ever held in, Seuth Nerwalk,
now on at
THE llllilllll SlllllE
83 WASHINGTON ST. '
Y 11 make the greatest mis-
take of your life if you fail to
call and see the bargains they
Plaisltd’
llllllllll REMEDY
Will relieve that sore throat
and cure your cold.
09.
FOR SALE
flteiicltlintriau
6 feet by 2} feet by 18 inches,
in perfect order, at
Pllli'l'llll’s
Own Store.
Pleisted's Samparilla is a
perfect blood purifier, only 75
cents.
A HOME
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofler for sole
lots on Woodward avenue at
part of
$12.00 per iront foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent~ ol the cost of
the house on the amount oi
$1,500.
tends from Woodward avenue
Lowndcs avenue ex-
to the writer. The water front
on Lowndns avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in thc city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN'S or
C. SWARI‘Z'S.
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