N ,. \. in NM England cloudy to partly, colder
mu olearlu nod fair weather.
Iii "
lob Tort Herald Weather forecasts.
Mauritian storm central. in. now near
email“
film in thbls s’eclon audit
and tonight, the mgr-
ffhm- can the freezing point in
In this district lo-dny
partly cloudy weather and fresh
'm westerly mmorthwesetsrly “:1”
MI, W 90391 I
light rain or snow I: the Hudson Val-
mend followed by fair weather. In
Staytento-da colder, partly
cloudy to‘ fair weather will prevail, with
frmbto brink uortbwcsterly winds; and
. and brisk westerly winds, pre-
coded by light local snow, followed by
In this sec-
in New England, on Thursday,
ooldenolear weather and west-
ndswill probably prevail, and on
warmer, fairto topsrtly cloudy
tiou
Sin.
lflldtwn Alma-ac ran ro-Ionow.
hagreifiimsets mfi’iisdo 10:531.
*Tildnurow being Thanksgiving day
thsflvzsrno Sen-mm. will not be pub-
linland.
Alarge clochhss been placed in the
luscugh post office.
can...“ Post, G. A. R., hold their
regular meeting this evenIug.
H. Hallock' Is busily engaged in build-
ing a structure on South Main street.
rr-Hasard’s Orange wine, for Thanks
giving, at-Bettn & Farriugrou’ a.
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, O. U. A. IL,
will confer the third degree tc-morrow
"fling, _________
lichen H. Ross received his appoint-
meal» as captain of Company F, this
morning. __
A light between Norwalh and Bridge-
, port bulldogs for a purse of 3100 is being
' -arranged
——Bparry& Barnes’ Hams and Lard,hest
in the market. Very cheap at Thad
Ooysr’s.
Hardord has panned a law similiar to
““3011”! Norwalk‘s, forbidding the
ditrlbtltiou of haudbille, etc., on the
M1 .
The Christian Workers of the East
Arms II. E. church will hold an enter-
tlinmeut in tbeold church on Friday
evening.
--Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound. at F. Bayen’ market.
Tim Adele Hamilton, of the borough,
has smiguad her position as teacher in
tbclsyousPlalus schoolso as tocomplete
lyernducstioo.
«C. If. Wood, the borough engineer, is
It and: laying out the dock linen as es-
tablished at a recent meeting of the
Court of Surgeons.
“Atoll line of Indian splint baskets,
Itllo. Si Ilaiu street, Norwalk.
'llontracsoro. 0. Stevens, of on. city,
baths ground for tbsfiorwalk and South
Ila-walk Elsctrlc Light company’s new
Shilling on Wilton avenue yesterday
M W
* Bulb Plnlt, employed on a gravel train
as lb W road, had his hand
~ by having It caught in
' ill. of the caboose yesterday after-
“deal at Weapon.
“A“bohtloadedwitbcoalforhiew
whichwarlostofl Norotou last
night in the storm, was raised
2-day afternoon by Beardsley d:
1’npuruplag machine.
Walsh P0005“.
”Manda lulu n.very him
at'l‘haldaysr’s.
,‘f‘A Tarps delegation from Old Well
‘ Y. t A. I, will vidt (Jopestoue
b New York this evening, leaving
’ , Norwslkou the 0:” train. All
lacuna are Invited to join the
ladh of the Congregational
«st Yuan will give a literary
entertainment in Jarvis’
ml the waning of December
will bs used to pay for
the interior of the church.
(MIME . lion Roles
mllliltodayiollcililllsystrant.
mbnwumunccflonsst bottom prices.
William Sholdonmootractor.
Charles Rommel the borougb,bss
sweptcdaposllionwlthAdams’ Bros.
The pupils ofths dityschoolsarsboldo
lug Thanksgiving exercises this after.
noon.
discount on all goods bought
lu quantities, for cash, at Thad Guyer's.
Thomas F. Wilson has sold a plot with
buildings, at West Norwalk, to Mary A.
Williams.
A fume of men in the employ of a
Bridgeport eontractorare laying concrs
walks at the Soldiers' Home, Noroton.
~Clnrideld cider for Thanksgiving, by
the gallon, at Betta & Farrington' s.
Raymond Brothers have just die-
charged a cargo of cement at their dock
and are now discharing- a car not brick.
"Exemfhflxmrimad dbChrlalr
mas rehearsal at‘ the church this evening.
The Norwalk Pistol club will hold a
shoot in Stevens’ woods toomorrow after-
noon. Several valuable prlzcs will be
shot for.
Fred. 8. Curtis, formerly of Norwalk,
who is now doing missionary work in
Japan, writes home that be is the lather
0,! another bright eyed baby boy.
--Califoruia dried figs at Belts n
Farringtou’e.
John W. Green, a Danbury hat manu-
lecturer, contemplates moving his plant
to Newark, N. J. When working full
III. Green employs about 400 bands.
Many pupils of the Norwalk Military
Institute went home today to spend
Thanksgiving. About thirty remain,
however, to eat turkey in Norwalk.
Albin Neukirchner of this city, will go
to Wethersfield prison tomorrow to call
upon Buokholz, who is serving out a
life sentence for murdering Schulte.
—Home-reudered lard,
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
10 cents ll
Members of the Prohibition club are
requested lobe present at the regular
meeting at Dibble's hall this evening at
7:45. A speaker from East Norwalk is
expected.
A. A. McLean has just finished for C.
S, Trowhridgea new delivery wagon,
which wilihe puttouse Friday. It is
well constructed and quite elaborately
lettered.
The date for holding the hearing in
the case of the remonstrsnce against
granting certain saloon keepers a license
in South Norwalk, will probably be fixed
for one day next week.
-—Curblng,50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Frederick J. Benham, a boy about
thirwen yearsof age, fell in trying to
board a moving train at Milford last
evening and the can ran over his ankle.
The foot will have to be amputated.
on acanal boat, partook too freely of
South Norwalk whiskey last evening,
was fined $1.00 and costs this morning.
-—Small fresh baton, 12 cents a pound,
at F. flayes’ market.
held at the East Avenue If. E. church
longed. --._-,_,
-—Cape Cod Cranberries,
Buyer’s.
room on the second floor.
.__.’._._
'l'oo l’lalcal for Indore Polltlea.
ausat letter to Governor Bulkelcy, In
his own election was proclaimed bees
Itspuhlhsu tickets, he will withdraw,
defeat the expressed will of the people.
Ir. Kerwin undoubtedly will be censur-
ed as too finial a gentleman for modern
polltlm, but while the beautiful tick
over technicalities ls programing all
action will not fall of sincere respect—-
Providence Journal.
assassinate-oats lantern.
Twelve men meow worklogln the
goldmlnsoathsfarmof August Prams,
sbouttwomllssfromWsstllavsn cen-
tsr. They have madnatrenchovsrm
fnstlong,aad from sightto ten feet
deep, and have removed about 500
pound. of rock which will be sent to
Pituargfcrcrnslungands-nitlog, to
mahamadenltsstoftbevalus ofths
fir. Ifthny-akegood progress for
thnumwukorewothsmsa willpro-
bahly hsabin towork luths Iulun all
wink.
“l‘llgstrichnow, If ever,” said the
“wrhmmwl‘msslsgmwwhwllh
awlll.
lie that he had committed suicide.
’ tulers'in Bridgeport, are enlsl‘glog would“.
Robert Marshall, a colored employee
and found refuge in the lockup. He
The funeral of Ephraim Smith, will be
tomorrow morning st 11 o'clock. The
pallbearers will be from Douglu Fowler
Post, G. A. it, to which Mr. Smith he-
linings
Grapes and Florida Oranges at Thad
The directors of the Consolidated road
are talking of elevating the tracks lu
Ieridnn to avoid all the street crossings
in that city; of building a business block
Opposite the depot and of raising the
present station so as to provide a waiting
Ifr. Kerwin, of Wilton, Conn. ., who
was declared elected ssaDnmocrat to
the House of Representatives, has re-
signed his prospective assembly seat In
which he states ’tbat since the actual re-
resultof the ballot was 176 to 175 in
Republican «lids .i
"m 0‘ u” can I! up: ssasslsvsresissn rm “First! and
of the mischievous wovd"for" on the
and not be accessory to anatternptto
about him, he may be assured that his so
yuanglswyer.
'watnhnarmyeu'vs bssu idle by
MOI horribly mangled la the
machinery yesterday.
Samuel Twas, the Pequonoc'k wool
manufacturer. whose son recently lost
his hand in the‘ machinery, has invented
an aluminum band, the lingers of which
are provided with springs.
Crocus and biases greeted the au-
nouucsment of Captain Wichham of the
Hartford City Guard Monday night, that
FlIntSergeant Welldon was discharged
for the good of the service.
.The body of John Tracey, of Canter-
bury, was found in the woods about a
mile from his home yesterday. The
man’s throat was cut from ear to ear, end
his razor, found near the body, ludlcaled
United States surveyors recently called
public attention tea lloe soapstone quarry
In the woods between Stafford and Som-
ere, which has not been worked for 100
years. A wealthy company has been
prgauized to work the quarry extensive-
Y-
The Warner Brothers; corset manufac-
sboos and will shortly savoury about 150
new hands.. The rennin for this isrthn
new tariff law, which imposes an addi-
tional duty of thirty-live per cent. on the
French corsets.
J. B. Sargent, the wealthv hardware
manufacturer, will probably be the next
mayor of New Haven. At the Demo-
cratic primaries held in that city Monday
night, he carried eight out of twelve
wards after a very close contest, bis oppo-
nent being Attorney Driscoll.
Captain Merritt Post and wife, Cynthia
Kelsey Post of Westbrook, a day or two
ago celebrated the sixty-sixth anniver-
sary of their wedding day in their old
homestead. In the company at the table
were seven sons, four sous’ wives, ‘one
daughter, and seven grandchildren.
Judge of Probate Beardsley returned
from New York this afternoon where he
had been on business. A few days ago
Ifr. Fairweather, an uncle of Mrs.
Beardsley, died and left her, rumor has
it, 82,000,000, but the will will not be
probated until next week and the exact
amount could not be ascertained.—
Bridgeport Standard.
The detectives are now at work on the
Ifonroe mystery, and with good luck ex
pool to capture the murderer, who seems
to have so completely covered his tracks
in a week or so. Yesterday they went
to work on a new clue which they have
every reason to believe is It good one
This, it is thought, implicates a different
man from the German Helm for whom
Detective Cronin has been searching
high and low since Ibe death of Captain
Seeley,
Hon. William D. Bishop yesterday
withdrew the proceedings he had estab
lished in the probate court in Bridgeport
for appointment of a conservator to take
charge of the properly of his brother,
Henry Bishop, now under» in New
York. Henry was represented by Judge
Blake, who insisted that his client was
perfectly capacilated to manage his own
funds, which consist principally of an
income of 316,000 a year from the eetatem
of his mother.
0. W. Dunhsm, a resident of Kenning-
ton and a man of considerable property,
died yesterday morning in consequence
of a peculiar accident. He Is in the
butchering business, and on Saturday
morning, while pulling a large hog on a
bench, did not notice that one of his
bones lay on the bench. As he pulled
the body of the hog towards him it
brought the knife with it, and the keen
blade sank so deeply into Dunham's
groin that the strength of two men were
required to pull it out.
Henry S. Carter was bound over to the
superior court. at Hartford yesterday.
for robbing Frank W. Sharpe. Mr.
Sharpe told how Carter and Drummond
entered his office at 345 lisln street
about four o’clock Thursday afternoon“
as be was counting money on his coun-
ter. Carter grabbed him by the thrust,
while Drummond took hold of him from
behind. Carter thrust what seemed like
a piece of cotton, saturated with chloro-
form, sgainst his face, covering his
mouth. Sharpe begged Carter to let
him go and Carter did so, but before
going away, commanded Sharpe never
to reveal what had occurred. Upon lhl'
deparlurc of Carter and Drummond Ir.
Sharpe missed about 000. Drummond
ls stlll at large.
The White Caps have surely made our
town a visit, writes a lflddlellsld corresv
pendent. Last Friday from ten to twenty
mashed also entered the house of Willis
Minnockfallnldtwh bhr and
marchedthsmoattcs plees‘sll woods,
giving them a severe casilgatlon with a
leather strap and then coverel them
with hot japan and sand, and bidding
them tolmmedlalely dissolve partnershIp
and the woman to leave town under
psoaltyor receiving another vlall, left
they llrst catered Bird-
y encountered a young
In about town who was
ght. lie was downed st
leader ssising him by the
whiskers (of which he has a luxuriant
shouldhssborn. This had the desired
effect, as he immediately W for
mercy and promising future good bit
harlot was scared and released.
Mauls-f Ila-dashes.
An epidemic of headaches caused by
the sudden chill lo the air, is now afflict
lug thnpuhllc. The headache in gener
ally accompanied by alternate heat and
chill, which probes are ordinary man
taketohishedforadsyorso. Thsdoe-
invents the people to be particularly
careful, otherwise they may he afflicted
a malady which even Dr. Koch’s
iymphwlllbsaaablstosars.
~faststwlesas as for
Hymn-breast”? ”W
'V --.~ ‘ of’WlIlttlsnn
iiila‘anlndncrIoohs, had his
growth) called for shears, declaring he I
J
.lsadsuTsylnr,
lesson
offloldenavenuaand Oman” ‘5‘“
Albert 1". Hinton to Frank H. Taylor.
land, and buildings on Elmwcod avenue.
William B. Bubhell to Otto Barihol,
ouohalf interest in a certain parcel of
land with buildings situated thereon, cu
Concord street.
Edward 8. Church to Charles E Greg-
ory, land at Perryvllle.
Corvlna In. Ogden. of Norwalk, and
Arthur B. Ogden, of New Canaan, to
Phebe Grant, land at Rowaytou.
Albert Relyea, of Westport, to James
Smith, land on the Connecticut turnpike.
George N. and Lavina Fisher to Horace
W. Fisher, land and buildings on Cove
street, East Norwalk.
Charles W. Hodge-I and Robert A.
Brown to James Walsh, land on Pine
”700‘-
Lourea L. Weed to Mrs. Tamar A. New-
comb, land on the Dry Hill road.
«$10.00 reward for the detection of
the party who myjenterdn‘y pinned to the
slanted WT‘E‘
th rilszm :“fise'r. :B le"noap
economical.’;’
Happyand contentis a hridewith " The its
Clinton" a lamp with the light of the morning.
Noam tau 00.. armrhfimflnwl'as'b
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Rflfll Eililfl fllll] lllSlll‘flIllill,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
an” if
WANTED.
scmmnmhnm. aotucesdlagb
“mainstream, atlmsswc, lwsekhlllo.
Saunas,“ ,IIIIDIATILY 108 NORWALI,
and Five Ills River to sell patent
tack pnllerln every household. Most useful and
quick selling article ever out, commission .0 per
cent; Stperday made; samples licents Addre-
{‘mpeeriocs Wood FIIler Company, In hisldengksnc
ew ork
OUSKKIEPIB ——A IIDDLI- AGED, RB.-
speclable Protestant woman desires I shut-
tlcnas woralng housekeeper. or would take care
or an invalid lady. Address Box 14, .Dlllew
silica.
‘POR $1.2.
Adv ertIsementsnud thlshcad,uctexcssdlrlg9
linulmeamaummtweekfl.m
FIRST CLASS CABRIOLET. ALI. CUR-
rains leather, and in Irntclaseorder. Been
used only a few times. (hi! and see it at )lc-
l.ea.n' s Carrillo: Repository at if
cholccbulldlng "nominating In
LI gangrene. ”We wnceaxl girl, or
activates-so uhderthln , cesdmgll
mtmxahufliwsokngtma
F30. booms}: 1. Down PART OF
unseen Grove street versutrooms.
1'Elr'pwlytoc. lfioyglm South lain arrestinfio‘aith
HOUSE 01' SEVEN noorra NEAR nowar
inquire of Isry nich-
ards, “who Bel“fiver, or}.
mm—
woundinwsmnmme
m... mess. cum-fun
recoding»: ,Soutb llorwalk. WI!
008! or 81! BOOKS ON WOODWABD
avenue. alt. Also bonseof six rooms.“
Norwalk. are Partof houseon Woodward avenue,
so. Inquire or a a Woodward
moon OVII POST OFFICI 1'08 OFFICES
or small family. Inquire of C. Swans. at Old
WlCiel Cigar Co. «38) If
OTIS! CONTAI NINO SIX ROCKS; IODIRN
Improvements; rent .1150. laqnlrsof James
C. Crows, South Norwalk Isa If
Bl WOODWIIBD BOIIITIAD—ll Knoll.
not water. room. heater in
with stabllagm for tIve horses. cow eh
houses. the; 1pm
Swans, at old Well Clau- Company. emf
NI HOUSE AT ILY‘S NECK, ONI AT
Elm Grove. sndoncon Tones street. From
amupamym Jauull. Knapp, 12 Watt! St,
PLEASANT Roll iii A CONVENIIII‘I'
locality bolted topsrsrmswhowculdllknlo
Washington some winter or
more"? n..w wgm'g,m In" mid}
LOST.
Adlsvertlse-en under aged 5
IlnealllnssScJthn-ao: “twain H
Acalililaul LAP mil. “Tl! EBAY [VIII-
Ina'betwtsn Arch street and Berke! leystrset.
A suits reward will he pdd for In return to Dr.
. Hitchcock. in West avenue. can at
mflédn—dfl
3111.10 Hall
church. land and bulldlagsatthn comer .
month. inquire of “.0 2
.m- '“ .o.....,*
3 NIGHTS 8
Monday, Tuesday, Website;
DEC. I, 2, 3.
FAMILY ' MATINEE
Wednesday Afternoon 3 o’clock,
RE'I‘URN OF THE FAVORITES :
. And last appearance here prior to their departure for Europe.
ll."iii‘iit}?i.EllllESIillllllllllllllM
30 , Educated Horses, 3 Woedevful Wonders, , ’
decedent; Millimeter
:7, Spam" 0. PATRIOF “manager.
lvvny‘e‘ the Best, New Better Than Ever.
“DENVER, ” “TONY, ”
The l'nuulea Alule that Walks. In His Wonderful Leap Act.
All the old favorites are with us, and many new ones. We carry
0m- OWn Band anda Superb Orchestra.
PRICES 250, 850, 500.
At the Matinee children will be admitted for 25 cents, and
GIVEN A FRF‘. E PONY R}DE_ 9
Reserved Seats at Hoyt’s and Gregory' s Drug Stores.
SBBFIELD & Hllll
,, Will oficr great bargains in Jackets, consisting of .Reelcrs,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition
Also a. big drive In Rep Wrappers at $1. 49, never sold be-
fore lcss than $2.17.
We shall oiler this week a line of Ladies’, Gents’ and Chil-
drens Underwear vol y l heap Ladies’ 65c Vest at 480; a
child s gray mixed 35c vest .It 250; gents’ scarlet Shirts and
Drawers for $1. 33, cheap at $1 75
Cl course you have seen our Red Shirts and Drawers at 69c,
cheap at $1.
We have u gents’ striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar—
gain at 800, we shall give them a turn this week at 50c You
ought to see them.
We have lots of good Ginghams at 4lc per yard;
people would call them cheap.
100 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 25c.
200 more remnants of Carpet will be offered this week at
200 per piece.
You should not miss a chance to get 3 Carpet at the old
mice. They will be sold only a few days longer.
Tin and Wooden ware ill. bottom prices. Carpet Sweepers
very low. Agents for Buiterick s Putters and Hall 3 Bazaar
Forms. We mean business this fall These goods will be
found In both stores.
801118
4"-”
SCOFIELD dc HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
THANKSGIVING lealullisillrkm
PIES-
llilllt DRESSED BEEF.
Beef,l.amb, lotion. Veal.
. . Bottom
During this week we
will make a. specialty
{urkanchalinat
Prices.
FRESH, SALT dL DRIED FISH
of Home-lads Pies. SMOK ED
____ llaIIbnt. which, netting, Baron and flame.
TRY THEM. I’TCK'JED
_._,...,...,. ____ rug. [.w.;mfl“ Plgn' 703:” Trips
Leave Your Orders Early IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CHEESE
cum GOODI.
Wednesday,flov.26
Till UI‘IRIJ IO ARTISTS
Hardie TI Von leer
Aadlhelrlfltlthm will minim-
0le E FBfll'l‘l:
lowiatastsnsthssmmeflasscssm.
owner 11. KAIIOND,
Furniture Denier.
TICE & NASH,
lER'l‘llN & an. ...,...................
)9le BLOCK nit-II morn mwatu
”m” Ill] 'flN‘i‘PflINl
SECOND - Hillll FURNITURE .w.... m...
FDR 'rsrarrxsmvnln.
"" scorn aolwaart, - cons.
Household Goods of All Kinds. Hungatflnflflkm Winter
0.!” 'Ild '0' Boudoir Sold on mumm7n- '.;';~~ ‘-
mew' Ill watersxrvmod In every
No.22 son'ru arts sneer, «IKE-POWER
sotrrnnoawana ‘rf mom
GEO. JELIFF E,
UNDERTAKER.
82 North Ill] Street, filth Hawaii
ST RIOTURE
Dissolved lid Moved by Minion
Only. ~ils Instruments.
seem PtthltllAl, .2"... " ”m "" 22.... ""“'" " ”31"?"
”if“. Mlmtll, I’ll. .
.... ........ ....... .... [mill Bliillli mm.”
-' "‘- min. as
immsbuucsssmmsn- mouse II -
stain-assailant- _
“ a a... “sounds-i: out
w fl.-
..“3.” . ”mm -
. us an. m
Yes, that is What we need.‘ Furthermore,
we are going to have iii—only, however, at
a great sacrifice. To make room for our
Christmas stoc , “which is to be the largest
and most complete line ever shown in South
N orwalk,” we are going to sell every
cloak and outside Garment
of every description at cost for the next 10
days, alter that we pack them away to
make;»~r00m. for Holiday Goods. Itv;,may.
seem strange that we should pack them
away just 1n the height of the season, but it
is business every time with us. We can
make more money out of the space they
occupy than we can through them. There-
fore if you want a
NEWIIRIET awn. new «I TISSES’ Glilfilll '
of any description, the present is the time
to buy it, and the place is the
SOUTH NORWALK
A HOME
Al IO Per Cent. Less , 0‘-
Than Cost.
Plaistad’s
Ilfllllill REMEDY
Will relieve that sore throat
and cure your cold.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofier- for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at 0
$12.00 per front foot, and the I
lots
on 1.0erch 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 of
FOR SALE
flllilillfllillillllil
6 feet by 2; feet by lH inches,
in perfect order, at
PillS'l‘lill’S
Druo' Store.
$1,500. Lowndcs avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has It
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
Pleisted’s Samparilla is a 0- SWARTZ'S.
perfect blood purifier, only 75
cents.
Norwalk Chronicler