MI
putnbn
m“afiw‘hllei
‘ pin-mm mm to a row or their
trio-drumming.
Moi the borough, occl-
, through Ill hhnd
. ingnrevolver.
Mid lord, 10 cents I
WINE. Hnyon’ mnrket.
_ ‘Tbn‘fltrintinu ‘Wukeu of the Eat
“Hutu. E. church will hold no enter-
.1 m It the clburob thin evening.
~p——-—-—-
' All Ill meeting of the South
NW3 Athletidioluh will be held It
3 wmufnlhnrbernbop this even-
tit; who but-been ill with
I ' lit tbebomeofhiepnr-
, lg on West Ivonne, in now nblo to be
' “to
Wllflomuiedten took I pnrty oi
butternut people on I etrnw ride yen-
tudny ulternoon, returning by moon~
.—
Zrn: donut Prohibition club will
hold I meeting nttbe residence of Edwin
Curler. No. 4 North Ivonne, Iiondny.
Dec. 1.
MB. Neeb. oi the borough, Ind
Fred Bodwell, oi the City NntionIannk,
roiled their dinner yetterdny by I wnlk
we.
to
W Woodde bnn culled the
mount meeting oi theGeutlemen’ I Driv-
ing Auocintion tor Thursday, December
4.” the City Both].
Aboree belonging to Arthur Hobbs
run my in the borough yentordnY- The
nIimIl wIn nought by Chief Buttery.
,. homey. Redefines.
Fred Lockwood. ngent for the Singer
- Hiltofncturing ccmpnny, went up the
Dunburyrond yesterday hunting. He
repoltngrentluclr.
An Iddltion' II being built on the but
of John C. Wilson a Compnuy
on South linin etreet. It will uncommov
dete between twenty Ind thirty employ-
Inn.
—-Sewer condition It bottom oricen.
Wiiilnm Sheldon, contrnctor.
councilmnnaltict GeorgeL. Bognrt in
inIiowcouditioln. To-dny in the time
turning of the fever, nnd hie
hopethe rmult will be for the
m- Neuter J. K. Cubow pulled
n mnnlrom bathroom the wheels of I
moving trnin yenterdny. As a rewnrd
for theklndneeeithe men complnined be-
emeelr.0nnhoo prevented him from
ceiohingthomjn
Sgpccihl meeting of the Epwortb
in... or the South Norwnlh lethodint
church will be bold thin evening to elect
blugnten to the convention It liount
Xenon. December 2.
S. S. L’Homlnedieu is distributing
nmcng bin friendrn nttrnctive memornn-
dntn bookI In I louvenir of the Connec-
ticut Gnuurnl Lille Innurnnce Oompnny,
which he represents.
The hont‘Kluilding em” in dincbnrg.
Mummof Ellllorn bituminous coal
l3 Bnymoud noon. at Bridgeport, for
unnuinetorien lilong the line of the
Sunfish rnilrgind.
ThI
MG. A. 3., will beheld on Monday
evening. Oihceirn will be elech end It
theolo- oi the meeting I been bnke
ywllibehcld. _
The went wiiudI bnve mode bnvoc
with the storm Ring on the Greed Army
. hull. It wnn tnlten down yonterdny Ind
tuned to be in n‘wenk condition. Anew
one will hnve to be procured.
‘ ' «A lull line (It Indinn Iplint buckets.
ItNo. Ii Inln street. Norwulk.
'1‘. end lire. Funk H. Tnylcr, Ir.
Tend the. omen. Atherton no In.
nbdltnws. liennett will nompriun n
thnItIIpnrtym
"he thoutre in New York thin evening.
hey will line with It. ~__'_‘__I'htylor' “than“
Thom: tonight in Dibble'n Hull
will bounder tllie nutpicenot the Pro-
‘hfltinnclub. ilgcodnttondnnceindn-
‘Mud unintercndngmoeting in ex—
than: honor the w. c. no
. 9” ‘fY.’I” cordlnlly invited.
Whit Commhloner J. T. Prowitt
C. N. Wood, Burgers E,
Jenn. l'rnnk Bureetnndlonhw. Bentty
“Karachoronghrenerveir yestero
my morning. At Breed River one of
“hematite wngongnvn wnynud
theyweru Ibhqtdto Ibnndon the trip
mliwnlkbo-e.
WWI. Wylie. lurmeriy IItudcnt
Element“ litany lutitute, Ind
E 70.1}. A. I. cont-red
mine. ,
who. mar. leii meet on»
.mumeIMonu-mlm
m
ilnnntl In. Amt H. Tlrlm' II" D
i);-
ntsetingof Donglnn Fowler
miflfib‘mnfln
Unload. Inglleb in nerlouelyitt
.wtthtypbcldieverntberbomnoul’ly-
mouthnvnnne.
wanwlllbenmcetingluthelirnulto
villecbnprl on Beudny nitrrnccn It a
c’elnm fortbe purpcne of orgnnlzlng I
tom-ennui ,
TbISouihSideGun olubhnldn shoot
It the Dexter grcnude yeeterdny. A
lumbevof Ironic were Ibot Ind Iomn
goodncoreeweremnde.
~Smulltrmhhnmn. lbcenten pound,
ItF. Mutant.
Judge Kunpp hnd three cIIee before
him thin morning. Two at the tune,
John lctllnnty Ind Wm. Sunnderr, were
tnken to jnll by Chief Vollmnr.
Union Thnnkglving nerku were held
It the South Norwnlk Bnptiet church
yenterdny morning. The nttendnnce
wnn lerge Ind the remnrkn oi Rov.Arcbl
bold Whenton were much enjoyed.
E. St hn 'Amliie'r.
y‘g;d “:3“, IdDEGrnnd ”ft?
iii “”29".
who wltdentbd‘fie iddt‘ifn‘"
tween 'YIIc' Ind Princeton youterdny.
—0urbing, 50 cents I loot. Willinm
Sheldon, contrnctor.
Adjutnnt General Embler will inspect
Compnny D first this evening Ind then
Compnny F. Inspection will not be by
buttnlion, In heretofore. Thin being the
Innunl muster, live dollnrn in the line [or
nbeeuce.
Nlm bottle Brynnt, of Rownyton, wnn
given nenrprieo pnrty by I compnny of
her friendI lent evening. The occasion
pnmedoif very phennntly, gnmen Ind
dnnclng forming an important pert
in the festivities.
During I qnnrrel between J, Donovnn
Jr. Ind Cniviu J. Snyder, Wedneedny
nfternoon, the letter knocked Donovnn
down for culling him bnrd nnmen. A
wnrrnnt wnn innued for Snyder's nrrert
Ind hewneilued 83.00 Indcontn by
Judge Knnpp.
«Freebpcrknnd nnueuge,12 cents I
pound, It P. flnyce’ mnrkct.
It in thought that, work on the Went
Ivonne mncndnm rond will be Itopped in
neborttimeon theenetnidnnnd tbecu-
tireforceoi men put to work on the
went tide. Connor Brothers Ire tnlking
of lighting up their ntonecrunltcr by nine
trinity Ind working the men fourteen
hours I dny until the mud in completed.
The Stnte Sonrd of CInvnInerI were in
Iemion It the cnpitol, in linrtford, Wed-
noedny niternoon. A complete count of
thevotecIIt in the ntnteelnetiou wII
mndenndiheoflcinlreturnnnhown
mnjorlty of twentyonlx over Ill condi-
dIteI for Norris. This leuclueive of
the "fly Ipeck” bullote thrown out inm
Bridgeport.
The D‘eIth genera.
T. Burr Gnyer. In old Ind respected
citizen of South Norwnlk, died It hie
home on Baton Bill yenterdny morning,
utter I long nnd lingering illnenn of nor
erII months. Deceneed wnniuhiI 76th
your. For over twenty year he wnn en-
gnged in the grocery bottom It Spring
wood, but found it neon-Br, to retire
from buninenn nome time ugo, owing to
futling benltb. Mr. Guyer bun nlwnyn
led I quiet. privnte life. His trnnnneiionn
with bin fellow men bnd been such tbnt
hie reputution in one tbnt might be
envied. Hie denth will beregretted by I
lerge circle of friends. The funernl will
be held It hie lute reeidence to-morrow
ulteruoou It 1:30 o’clock.
Henry S. Beers, I nephew of Stephen
G. Ferric, of thin city, died It St.
Jonepbe. M0,. Wedneedny. The re
tnninn will be forwnrdcd to underinker
Jennings, Ind interment will be It
Wilton, next Wedueedny.
Thcmnn Daugherty died It bin home,
No. we Wntcr Itroet. yonterduy, Iged 88
yours. The funornl will be held It 8t.
Iinry'n church, Sundny nfternoon It 2:00
o'clock.
Weelcy Vnn Bunion died It the
home of hie mother on Woodwnrd Ivo-
nuo, Wedneniny Iitcrucon.of peritonitis.
He bnd' been nick only I few dnyn. De-
cnnned wnn in hie use your. Funernl will
be held It hie into home tomorrow ulter-
noou It 2 o'.clock
Albert Aiken died It hie home in Win-
tilted-
Iii-into Woe It too o'éldeltm thl'e
«muomuhm eminence
ianionunnnery.
Score. in tho Tour-unenl-
But one gums of billlnrdn Ind two
ugnmeuoi poolhuvobeen pluyedln the
Old Well monument nince Wedueedny’u
lune. The billinrd gnmn reunited no fol-
b;
N
N
e
‘0”
J. L. Slcbnrde, Jr" ruled as points-18
9 18 0 11-45.
Jol-W.Dnho,rnted86pointu—S d 3 h
finm,uecoomu~tot SI
W.TIie,rItedll pointI-d t 7 data.
M
mull-inn.
mmwmmucw.
‘ - EDI EDIWAlII [UPI-I ill!!!
nipnuk wmendny 'mornigmlfum I long . .,
wtwrvrro.
A tiny etlnnlerriIgI‘I-Jnel‘rnln-
meu'nnndimleutdern'nnneI—lur-
Ilene It thelehIeiew-Otherlbnlvtlen.
George luckmnnter of thin city nod
lien Grnce L. Rnodnll oi Holden.“
were untried ntthnmideuoeoitbe
bride’npnrenteyetterdny Ifternoon It!
o'clock. The wedding wIn'nqulIt Idnlr.
only member- or the fnmlly being cree-
out. The ceremony wnn performed by
Rev. George W. Blgler of the Bnptint
church. tit. Ind lire. Bockmnnter
Itnrted on I ehort wedding tour. They
wil renide inSonth Norwnlk.
oneph Ichnrlnnd end idler linmle
Sweeney. both of thin city, were mnr-
ried It the home of the bride in Spring-
wond, on Tbnnkrgivlng eve. Rev. C.J
North oiliclnted. A lerge pnrty of friendn
Ind reintlven were present end I very
enjoyuble time wee bud.
A pletnnnt home wedding occurred It
the residence of John Sermon, on Lowe
ntreet, It 4:80 o’clock yeeterdny ulter-
. coir. The connecting pnrtlew we-
Salt (l lilo Nellie may;
50. it. performed
Irony. A lerge climber of re sen” Id
friendn were prenunt. Air. Ind rt.
Holt received my benntllul gilte.
George B. Sobelllnger, of Pbllndelphin,
nud Ilia Elsie Ii. Burger, of this city.
were mnrried on Thnnkngiving eve by
Rev. C. Di. Pegg. The entlmnble couple
nrewell known in South Norwnlk Ind
hove I host of friendn who wish them I
hnppy wedded lite.
Chnrlen E. Seymour Ind Kory Emily
Burnell were mnrried It the residence of
the groom’n parents on Alnple Ivonne,
East Norwnlk, It 2 o'clock yesterday
Ifternoon by the Ber. C. I. Pegg. it
wnn I very plensnnt home wedding.
Jobu Nenry oi tbincity, 9nd line Ilnry
Donohue of Stamford were mnrrled on
Tbnnkngiving eve.
Wooden Wedding.
Ilr. Ind lire. Arthur thlinmeon cele-
brnted the fifth Innlverenry of their
mnrringe It their home on Chestnut
street, Norwnlk, yenterdny. About twen-
ty gueItI were present, nevernl from
Bridgeport IndSoutb Norwnlk. During
the tiny Ir. Ind lire. Willinmnon receiv-
ed mnuy bnndnome presents.
A "name Potty."
Aline Anon S. Dunning celebrated
'Dtnukngiving It her home on Went
street in I unique but very enjoynble
mnnner. lIIt evening, by giving I “Bum
net Petty.” The indies brought bonnetn
with them for the ’gentlpmgn _ to
trim. The lint prise wnn nwnrded to
Robert G. littcbell. while Iiuneou D.
Purdue cnpturcd the booby prise. ‘ 1r.
Purdue, however, trimmed two butt
white the other gentlemen were trim-
ming one. Some excellent inntruntentnl
music wee rendered during the evening
by line Dunning Ind line Nellie I, Die
brow, Ind vIrIout gnmee were indulged
itsheebmente were nine nervnd. ~
High Icheet I'euttvittpt. .
An enjoynble prom-mute wne render-
. ed It the Concord nIreeI school Weduen
dny Ifternoon by the members of the
High school. The pnrticipnntn ucquitted
themoelvencreditnbly in the nevernl pnrte.
The progrnmme wnn In follown:
(:horII—Old Triendn Ind Old Timer.
Scribner—Thu first Tbnukrgiving.lny D, Smith
Chortle—The V’nlleyof Home. ~
Macon—The rem Illuminating. Alicn lotion
lntitntion—The knot of the Tubernnclm...
.................................. Hey I tutltb
chorus—0h. the lorry iinrvent Time.
moon—m toOnrm.... .Jemle Lyon
Won—rental ofOIrm ..... Willlnm Deck.
w
Obllgnto solo Ind moron—nod; oi the Zephyr
Ilelle Ioneb Ind high School
mutton -’l'iio Second Thtnhuglvlng .......
................................. lny YInIlgnn
chum—When the Light of Inmory.
Incitntltm—Thv (linden-e lemngn. Vinnie Scovllle
lodtnuon—lenttvul oi Pinion ...... Nollie G. Smith
lending of the Prnnldent'n Prcelnmnuon .....
.1 ii. In Dithrow
ChornI—Inrvent ilymum
At the Over River School.
The monthly exrrcim It the Over
River ncbool were held Wednendny niter-
noon. A lerge number of the pursuit
Ind iricndn of the tcbolurn were preoent.
The following progrnmtne wnn crrdltnbiy
rendered:
Song .......................... "(ltuuttheltonpern"
iinlItItcry ..................... Bettie lcPhernon
Dialogue—“Worth not 'enlth," ....... m hoyI
”dilution-"Our Country.” ............ .Sir boye
chrlntmII ltnry— “lnI'n wondwfnldrirn." . ......
i."
”m
Prologue-J new.
Allied Inca Selle. llynttnnd lute hrntbrtton.
hethntiou —""1bm. ................. Danie
co-pnnitlon—Writtnn by boy of Filth Cruderrnnd
by “I“ little/John.
widtvw.” lento
iron Icnldere' Union, No. 309, gnve
their ninth Innnnl concert Ind bull It
the nrtnory Wednoedny night. Smytbe'e
orcheutrn inrninhed music ior donning
Ind nlno gun I concert before the grnnd
mnrcb. which formed It 19m o'clock.
Booty Oohrntnnn prompted. Ninety It;
couplee, led by W. H. Stuilord Ind wire,
were in the much. finch Indy wnn pro
Innted with I bend-one nouvcnlr pro
grnhme. W. ESteilcrd wII floor di-
rector Ind hln ntden were Thoma Hunt,
Jnmee Sheena, Devoid Wbelnn end
Frnuk Bone. The membern oi the union
urn well reunited with the mentor or the
Ifinir.
tenlnpen no. the lane Mantle.
’l'beltnt nununl bell of C. 1'. Com-
' Ipent Tbnnkngiving dny with friendn in
:3an timed In. C» Fog note, onset the
' tot: Princeton in Brooklyn yenterdny.
mt.”- worktng of the recent! degree by Cope-
mmh'
Idle tbnlndltn, n'nd pretty m
were given to the men. Allow
supper wnn prtnkenoi It Leonid“
mttntnnt. ‘lbblwmwtiolhrhfl‘
Ingrccmn not! looked very pretty.lt
wnnnnnof tbebentnprtndt ever given
lutbiecity. Dnnctng wnn kept updur-
ingthnnlghhnnd the plenum neekIrI
leitfotbomewiibngoodopinlw oithI
rnllrundholl.
Bnblvw blepolicewblntle Ind (innuendo
Idhrdhh loch-up. where hnfcund’l'errlll
loot cdntn which he were were neurly
consumed. Terrill wnn nroutcd end the
Montiugulehed. utter which, with the
help of the unicorn. the prisoner wnn
pieced in Icnll. Thin morning he wnn
tnken before Judge Auntie Ind fined 88
nodeoete.nmonntingtot9.90. Bowent
bojnll.
Jnmee Dundrlgnn wnn nlno nrrenttd lent
nighf. cbnrgod being with I common
drunknrd. He wII nent jnil for nixty
dnyt. ________________
T. I. 0. A. None.
The regulnr monthly meeting of the
Lndien' nuxtllnry wnn held TueedIy ulter-
noon. Plunn were Inlked over regarding
the reception :to be given the young
mod on New Yenr’ I dIy, end it wnn de-
cidedto hold the reception from 8 lo 10
mpwaThe recentx 2:ng be titanic»
{goose of' r r‘ In- thntl
«m be "width... the
emu-d Imht‘ln' mekiogmlhhnn
"n' Ice-heed time.
Tile roomn Ind librnry committee, ntn
meeting held TneIdny night, decided
upon Fridny, December 19, no the dnte
upon which to hold the nnnunl book re-
Jolly our-Inn. '
The Germnnln Singing Iociety held I
dunno It their hell on the 'Wnnhlngton
ntreet bridge lnet evening. The ntteude
nuce wnn lerge, Ind nu uuunnnlly plenue
not time wnn bud.
PERSONAL PABAGBAPIIS.
The ooingn Ind Comings of People we
Lih Io Bond Ibo-t.
Obie! Snmuel Ichownn Ind fnntily
New Eleven.
Kite Florn BIIlIrIl, of Dnnbury, in
vlnltlng Illn- lleden Adnme in his city.
Berry 0on come home from Cleve-
lnnd, Ohio, yesterday. He not! his pnro
Wlliflplbfiuumy w ..- .4 :;I
almanac William A... Owyerinnd
dIIgbIeryliine‘flwynd no.9! Omehni
Neb.-, Ind lire. ilnrriet endricknon, of
New York city, Ire vlnlting Ire. Iinry
G Townsend in this city.
litre Grnce Broker, of Stanford, in
vinltlng her eietei, Dire. Altenbrnndt. on
caption.
Spring street.
Frederick W. Stanton. of Bridgeport, MARRIED.
epeut Thnckegiving day in the borough. _
the. It. Lynn end It... s. .I. Elwell mnfi'i‘io'ofi'gfi"? [W’TE
of Frnnklin Ivenue, Ipept Tbnnkegivlng ml“ We“ ”WEED“ " ‘ °
day with Justice Andrew Selleck‘e inml- 'M
Iy in Strntiord. D IED,
Milton Elwood. clerk lot Glover n
Olsen. in unending n low due with
friends in New Eleven.
.1. C. Enwkinn, of But Norwnlk, who
bnn been npcndiug I few dnye on Long
Island, returned home yentr-rdny.
blinn Clnrn Coyte Ind her brother,
Willintn.oi Torringtnn, spent Thanks
giving wItlI lites Airtime Toule, oi Chapel
etreet, borough.
Jnmen C. Quillun. of the borough,
spent Thnnkngiving with friends in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
JImeI Kelley, formerly oi Norwnlk,
now with the Simonde Ilnnuincturing
Co. of Long lIlnnd City, spent yesterday
with Norwnlk friends. .
Ir. nnd lire. Cuetnvc Fitter nnd'fnmi-
ly, npeut Thnnksgiving with her einter
lire. George Weeks, c‘n Woodwnrd
Ivonne. .
Hr. Ind lire. Lander Sentie- Ire in
South Norwnlk, the guentn of hit. ‘Iud'
VIII
ya.
on:
VIN liotfl'lll. -In this city, Nov to. We
ileum ngndei ynntnnndsnioutbe.
cent It III into r-ldeuce. murdny II
runoe‘c GOLDEN,
Rlll' Rilili and Insulin,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvvnlk. Conn.
noutf '
WANTED.
Idverti-ntmtnnnderthin hudnotexceulings
limitimnfic. stimulus. iw'uektloo
ALRIIN, IIUIDIATILY Poll NORWALh.
nudIlve River to uni want
new wuvnl‘nmi
llIgnrtlcle evm at: mmmlnnlon 70 per
cent no“ and. Inptenbcntu Addre-
I'M‘o‘ddflllwcompnny 9|an
8‘
consumer —I llblinl null). BI-
ucnnn waning boom to Inks
or mm urn
iuvnlldl‘ndy. Box“.
lire. Willlnin E. Dnncnn. “' “7 g ‘ , mg:
Cronin Trent ntteuded the Yele- ’
Princeton foot bull gInte in Brooklyn _i " 1’08 '3ALB.'
yenterdny.
Judge Austin but returned from I
nhort visit to Wilkenbnrre, Penn.
Thomne C. Cnvnnngh new Yule de-
L...........e snow
five—Immune PARK “DON!
wntrr;lt In
plnntI. Will mundane
Immmmmsn
OABIIOLIT. ALI. CUP
ole-“18m
Chenler F. Toilet. .l'r. ., wnn down from
Aneonln yenterdny to out turkey It the
fnmily home on iinvilnnd ntreet.
Jnmee Kunpp gpent Thnnkngiving
with bit pIrentn on Went nubile.
liter Sonic Sutctiile of thin city, opent
yentnrdny with her pnrentn in Brook-
lyn.
Ex linyor Stephen Richnrde, of Sun
togn Springs. wne in thin city yenterdny.
ore wnII Lodge Vlnltn DIpIIto-o.
0n Wednendny evening nbout thirty-
flve membern of Old Well Lodge. F. k
A. It, went to New York to witnenn the
“lull forum:
’I‘Womm
Inter-nun In" V. 0. Mini.
1. I. 30".
TO LET.
--,____. m__;_m,;n.‘5
tinnitimeflthimmmlwnektim.
noon ITI'S BATS. Oil mvmmn
Ivonne. Norwnlk Ilnocnnnemndlnt two
wholnhounm endure lmme
dhtely. I. D. Whm norms. an:
ROI DEINBKS i, WIS PAIT 0F
houeeon armament
vu.rnome rent his
so...
too. then, lot South Inin street. south
Two stones, AND 'I'Wo ’l'lltlll ml or
stone Lodge It the Ilnnonic Trmplr,
corner of 23.]. Itreet Ind Sixth unions.
The trnin wII delnyed nomewbut, it be
ingOo'eiock when they Irrived It the
Lodge room. work wnn conierred in
perfect style Ind wnn wntcbed with Mm
clone Illenliun by the vinitore. At the but I“ nqoin of wt iii-‘I'Dotlmpldmbi‘tg
clone oi the degree In ndjournmeut wnn m 3"" Wt ”u"
mode to Clurk’n cIfe where no elIbornte
bnnquet wnn bud. Alter topper Ipeech
mnking wnn indulged in. loot of the
vieitorn cnmn home on the midnight
trnin.
The [Adieu of South Norwnlk know In
economicnl thing when they no it, end
tbnt in why they nil nee BrunneIn nonp.
wt!
four rucmneneh with modern
0083 or ill! ”0'! ON WOODWARD
urn-Io. Alon konnecf nix meme,
Narwnlk, Old Pnrlnf bounced WooderdIrenue,
fl inquire of I A Woodwnrd
‘LOOS 0Vlli POST Ofllcl mil ()ch
to until fnnlly. inquire of C. Swnrtn. It Out
Well Cl“ 00. on If
RUBICOITAININP'IIIJORWISI; nipples
to. run . ton to men
0. Immune-Ir. on"
Till WOODWASD IOIMIAD—ll ROCHE.
undcold wnter, both room. banter he
with nthllng for Ive More, new unblen, chicken
‘P per month inquire or C.
"Iris. It “(Adm Wei cunt OompIny old If
OIIW hovel AT“. ILY'S NICK. UNI AT
ottlen‘l'bl from
mmto Joonil. Supp. :9 Wentl It.
In Wheeler lento with In Accident.
lire. Edwurd ii. Wheeler. oi Ennt Nor
wIlk, met with In Incident while cr-znn
log the WIIhington etrect bridge yenter
dny morning. She wnn in compnny with
friend- Ind they were going to [label to
outed theologians. Robert Kennel. n
m «Into: ndiou Mb". new
n'nmlm- bridge on he threw nblock of“
wood stilt just In lire. Wheeler
nlong. The wood struck her in the bend
end not two nrterleu The wound wnn
not nnrloun Ind nlter being cured lot by
I phytloiun the wnn ennbled to mine
"VIM! ll snow
Inflow?
.“lll-tl. I.
hilt lat 1'an Ylll Life!
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1).. I. 5'. stun-m. Pt. u. at new mwwmmu. .12:
Britnin. will deliver the int lecture of 0m.“
I.”
the popnlnr courne It the Bnptlet church, VWMM'm
on the “Wooden of the Iicruuoope,’
illustrnted with the stereoptlcon. April
10th. The title for Rev. Kitmdgn
Wheeler’e illustrnted lecture on "Venn
vinnnnd Pompeii. the buried city,” hen
been cbnnged to Jnnnnry 10th, on up,
Wheeler In to etnrt noon utter for another
tour to the Holy Lend. The lint lecture,
lino lllnntrnicd, will b0 dellyeyed 9mm
Friday evening. tickets m for rule It
W’n drug store Ind neverni
members of the church. For nrtbur in.
formntlon tenndvertinement in leather
coin-n.
During the nbnence If our wife we
hnvn here no In do the fully
but experienced no dtflculty Inwe
Brut-nit, the "no rosin” noun-Jr. ’
Edmund—9W”, tht in no we
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thmhtrf Wihn-Weli. ”Janine
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GEORGE ll. BAYIIOND,
Furniture Denier.
Nev'o‘tormld (I 59 title It, Norwelk
Alto Furnlnhlng Undertnker.
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Six” PI plutonium
Wit-milk
Still" Rimll Ralliil Rllltl
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turn “one ”when.
lying up ngnlnetnrnd hot stove. The '
lit mountain Pauli Play ~
Prof. D. H.
Educated Horses, 7
MJss and Ponies.
70'
"DENVER,"
The Funniest lulu thnt Wnlkn.
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sown Ionwnnx, .
8 NIGHTS a “m
30»
“Minus:
Inlay, Today, Wiflltllil,
DEC. I, 2, 3.
FAMILY NATINBE
i” Weinuiay ileum 3 nficlucl
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES!
And lntt nppenrnuce here prior’to their deperture for Europe.
smoomillll-ESRIIRRIRRLRM
Wonderful Wonders
“Interestlngromris.
mai‘t‘v’li
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“TONY,- ”
In Idle Wonderful Leap Act.
All the old favorites are with or. and many new ones. We carry
.. Our own Band and a Superb orchestra.
PRICES 2'0, 850, 500.
At the lumen children will be admitted for 2.5 cents, Ind
GIVEN A FREE PONY RIDE!
Reserved Scots It Boyt's Ind Gregory's Drug Stores.
fore less than $2.17.
chest at $1.
ought to see them.
would call them cheap.
20c per piece.
found In both stores.
SCOFIELD
Norwalk and South
gents scar]
pops] e
and 10 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 25c
200 more remnants of Carpet will be oflered this week at
SRRFIElR & HRYT
Will ofier great bargains in Jackets, consisting of Rosters,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition.
Also a big drive ill Rep Wrappers at $1. 49, never sold be-
We shall other this week a line of Ladies’, Gents and (‘ hil-
dren's Underwear very cheap. Ladies 65c Vest at 480;
a “"7 child? s gray mixed 350 vest at 25c;
Drawers for $1. 33, cheap at $1 75.
Of course you have seen our Red Shirts and Drawers at 690,
a
ct Shirts 1and
. e have a gents striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar-
. gain It SQc, we shall give them a. turn this week at 50c
You
We have lots of good Ginghums at 410 per yard; some
You should not miss a chance to get a Carpet at the old
price. They will be sold only I few days longer
Tin and Wooden were at bottom prices.
I"very low. Agents for Butterick’s Putters and Halls Bazaar
Forms. Vi e mean business this fall.
Carpet Sweepers
These goods will be
HOYT
orwalk.
THANKSGIVING
-~ PIE S-
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Dnr-ing thin week we
will make It Ipoclnlty
of Home-we Pien.
TRY THEM.
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Leave Your Orders Early
so ”MIMI“ 3
SEWER - RlRR FURNITURE
Household Goods of All Kinds.
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FRESH. SALT & DRIED FISH
leatanili‘lsiiariel
HOIE DRESSED BEEF.
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nibble & instants
BUTT ERR
We are into it largely: 3 /
tons or fine Delaware Count
Dairy Butter. You may kmlw
It is a very nice lot, or 6
should not have such a large
stock. We describe it. as a
clear. clean flavored, n r
style of Butler, smackigsgygotd
all throughout. We propose
to let all who want have n
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butler Is
worth three cents more per
pound then it was when we
bought; so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it and help you select
with pleasure. And the price
at present is 25 cents a and.
We will wager a big 1' apple
that there is no butter of like
quality In this city selling for
such aprice Sample it.
The best Coflee In the city ,
try all, then try ours
Ami What’s Tlatint
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luper I re, nun Com.
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