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What the People of our City are Doing
and Sarina.
Miss Eva If. Benedict. of 41 Taylor
avenue, is sick with intermittent fever.
-A full line of confectionery at lane’s,
51 Washington st.
Mrs. John H. Ferris, of Bayviow
York city. ,
Dickermsn a Son are closing out odd
lots of handkerchiefs to make room for
holiday styles.
—I.oag “and turnip, 59¢ per bushel,
at D. L'Hominedieu's. “. I. .
“"1“” KW. . ‘
Br. and ”an 8. B. Mead, of Brookside,
leave Wednesday for New York, where
they will spend the winter.
A portion of the bill board adjoining
the library building on Washington
street blew down but night.
4"“
-Pay your election bets with a hat
bought of thp Universal Hat Co., 49
“Tater street, South Norwalk.
Colfax Enbampment, No. 31, l. O. O,
1",, will hold its regular meeting onday
night. The first degree will be worked.
George Lockwood has sold a house
and three acres of land on Cedar street,
owned by J. N. Lane, to Ellen Howley.
«Largeline of fur caps, see special
for 85.00, at M. S. Smith‘s,
C B. Morehouae and vnfe have re-
turned to their home in Branchviiie,
after spending a week in South Nor-
walk.
John H. Ferris, C. S. Trowbridge. A.
Solmana and F. H. Quintard went black
fishing yesterday and caught about a
bushel.
—An assortment of fresh Huyler's
candy at lane's, 51 Washington street.
There willbeaspecial meeting of the
South Norwalk Athletic club, Monday
evening, when business of importance
will be transactgd.
PIO‘CSSOI’ F. I]. Baldwin’s lecture on
Stanley, at the Brookaide chapel, has
again been postponed until Monday even‘
ing. on account of the severe storm.»
—-Fine carvers and table cutlery at
Comstock‘s hardware, 112 Washington at.
”—1-
Colonel Frost has appointed Quarter-
master-Sergeant. J. H. Wade, of the
Fourth regiment. sergeant-major. vice
Derrick's term of enlistment having
expired.
John Roberts brought twenty-six of
Warren E, Smith’s sheep from Chim'
mono islandtto the main land, yesterday,
inasl pod baiting taken to his
farm in Rowayton for the winter.
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~You1€aa buy choice spring chickens
for 16 cents a pound. Turkeys, 18 cents
Some ‘strlking illustrations of the horse
show. drawn by Frederic Remington,
will be published in the next number of
Harper's Weekly. Portraits and pictures
of the college football teams will also be
among the attractive features of that
number.
“Judge" Knapp took an involuntary
free ride on the horse can this morning
while attempting to steer clear of the
switch engine, and was lauded where his
polished boots received an extra coat of
crosswalk blacking. Conductor Kellogg
did not attempt to collect fare.
—Junius Brown does misting, paper
hanging and general jobhing. Order
slate in postofflcs. P. 0. sddrees, No. I
llavilaud street, South Norwaik, Ct.
Theiesdingcvents of the season are
appropriately illustrated in the issue of
Harper's Weekly for November 16th.
The illustratin- iuclude a portrait of
Ir. Cleveland: scenes in New Yorkon
"0b, whatshsll wshavsfordlaasr,
Shallitbsbssforhlubf'
"Rsttlisr;butistusdinsto-dsy
avenno,isspendtng a few days in New -
Mum be'ssiba’tintkfruatsadrssr
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south Norwalk.
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Pedro Guerrero, the Spanish musician.
will give an salon-inmost in the Town
Hall, at Wilton. on the evening of
Novombar ill).
--Ncw England peanut My at lane's,
61 Washington street.
Themes of the People‘s insurance
company against Richard B. Gray was
calledbefore Justice Harrell this morn-
,,-—Ions Island turnips. 50¢ per bushel,
at D, L’Hoinluodisu, , 1's. -
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
areendcavoring tohave a special train
run from South Norwslk on the occas-
ion of their usual ball in Daubury,
~Thanksgiving night.
—0elebnted Oxford doughnuts, fresh
today, at Lane's. 51 Washington street.
,.i.
A match to fight forapurse of $200
was arranged yesterday. The principals
are an unknown put forth by Eddie
Klaus, of Bridgeport, and Ed Fitzgerald,
of Stamford. The fight will take place
in about two weeks.
If. S. Smith's.
Harmony lodge, No. 07, l". and A.
11., of New Canaan. will visit Old Well
Lodge, of this city. next Tuesday oven-
ing, but was nailed on payment of costs, .
—Special for Saturday afternoon and;
evening. white domet flannel, 8c yd at'
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Fogg‘s Ferry will be presented it
Music Hall, Thanksgiving afternoon up!
sveniny, by Louise Hamilton and scorn-
potent company.
The reflection seen here Thursday
night was the burning of a large barn in
Boston, owned by E. 11. Banks. it was
of incendiary origin.
—Home made ples,Lsne's,lll Wasb.s
u ‘ y , W . n A. , . ‘
. The Bummerflcld‘ Helbodist cbn
mei whisk the Ben ,. ..
Barthon is pastor, closed a very and
oessful threonlghtdsfsstival last night. "
-—You can buy choice spring chickens
for 16 cents a pound. Turkey a, 18 cents
a pound, at Hayes' market.
' Joseph McKenus, accused of assault-
ing with the intent to rob John liner-
hoiz, of East liorwalk, pleaded guilty in
the criminal Superior Court, yesterday,
of assaultand was sent to jail for two
months. Thomas Brennan, jointly in-
dicted with HoKenns, had his case poll-
ed.
~-—1’ure coffee with pure cream, lie. s
- cup, depot restaurant. Openvnll night.
Yrstcrday‘s storm did considerable
damage at Wilson Point, blowing down
the telephone and telegraph wires and
one telegraph pole. A list car and two
box care were blownaconsiderable dis
lance along the track. As they ran on
ing, and work the third degreee. All
Master Ifa‘sons are invited. After the
work a banquet will be served.
—Reasonabie prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Open allnigbt.
Richard J. Thomaston. of Fairfield.
had been arrested on a warrant charging
him with being made a voter when he
had not reside in the state one year, the
period required by law to mtablieh a resi-
dence. The accrued was taken before
United States Commissioner Wright.
who held him under bonds of $500 pend—
ing a hearing. Charles H. Meeker, a
Southpnrt farmer, went bis bonds. ‘
--A good but for $1.25: extra good
$1.50; wins stiff. 01.75; boys' derbys,
01.00. at Universal Hat 0)., 49 Water
street, South Normal.
Captain moor St. John brought to this
office this morning some Florida fruit.
which he received from his son Buckley,
who has a vineyard near St. Augustine
One was an immense grape fruit.another
agunva and two persimmons of dimen-
sions at least eight times as large as ordi-
nary growth. We are going to put them
away carefully, and when they are in
condition for it we shall try their quality.
—Bargains in wall papuw Pictures
framed to order. Becker's, 79 Washing-
ton streel. South Norwalk.
Where is there a reader of Tm: Sewn-
szr. who doesn't peruse Comatock Broth
m‘ advertisements at the top of the first
page: and where is there a reader who
doesn't make a note of the good points
they contain? The advertisement io-day
isaparticularly bright and timely one,
treating of furnishing goods. neckwcar.
overcoats and other goods in the clothing
line that people begin to think about at
this season of the year.
—-—Every lady pufcbaser of a turkey at
the People‘s Market will be presented
with six Havana oranges.
Today the great game of football
between Yale and Harvard will be play-
ed at Springfield. Great preparations
have been made to receive the crowd.
“use special strains of parlor cars were
run from New York to Springfield. and
other special trains from all directions.
A small crowd went from Norwslk and
all of them will cheer for the blue. That
Yale will again prove a winner but few
good judges doubt.
—-—Huylar’s candy, fresh or
lane's. of Washington at.
"Id". at
The New York papers say that about
fifty girls employed in Seita’s bat foo
tory in Newark. are on mike. They
refuse to work unlers their wages are
increased solongss machines are used.
Tbogirlssaythattbeir wsges,siucotbe
machines were introduced, have been
to remain idle. The firm says it will
notgivoiu to tbeflrhand thatnow
handswillbssmploysd.
~Buyyourhats where you can buy
tiiebestfortbslssstmoney. Thh is at
thsvnivsrsal 11st company's store, a
Waterstrasgfioutblfcrwalk.
Architectiha. Iorsbouuhupvspao
edpisnsforanswbuildlagforthedrion
misty.whiohwilt bs arctsdonlsdi-
1a tbs second story from
willbstwowkusuiastyllttalupaus
plisrywlll abs hsossdthsfssturss.
dramatic-lawman
m” 'ismm iii
an» g,
to the main trackaswilchman in tin-
. yard stopped them. The roof of a shed
iwns blown off and carried several hun-
dred feet. m...”
—if Ella Crockcr will call of Tris Sus—
risru. office she will find a letter waiting
for her.
Architect W. S. Knapp has sent out
three sets of plans during the mat week.
They are fora honseon West DlMll, for
Rolmt U. Mitchell, to contain modern
improvements and cost ”.500; a 82,500
house at East Norwalk, for William
iloyrgmd; also a line residence on West
avenue for Edwin K. Banks. TbeTaltL-r
is to be 341-12 feet and will have slate
roof and hard wood finish and will cost
$5,000.
-—liats at retail at manufacturers'
prices. Universal "at (‘0 , 40 Wife?
simct,Soutb Norwalk. Open Saturdpy
evening until 9 o'clock.
Members of the C. L. S. C. will be
pleased to learn that the following books
have been received at thePublic Library:
Grecian History, by James R. Roy, A.
51.; Cabins. an historical romance, by
Prof. A. .1 Church: The United Siam
and Foreign Powers, by W. E. Curtis:
Greek Architecture (illustrated). by Prof
T. R. Smith and George Redfonl: Classic
Greek Course in English. by Prof. w. 0.
Wilkinson; A Manual of Christian Evi-
dences. by Prof. George P. Fisher.
NOBWALK NEWS.
Itresay Budget is! Its-Is [rain the
Bore-nth list! of Town.
A son was born this morning to Sir.
and Mrs. William Lockwood
A
The. Emergency circle of King's Daugh-
ters hold a cake sale at the Congregation-
al parsonage this afternoon.
Miss Quackonlxrss, of Canaan Four
Corners, Berkshire Hills, is a guest of
Miss Carter, of West avenue.
bliss Baird took about twenty of her
pupils to New Haven today, where they
will visit the Yale college buildings.
About fifty head of Mrs were driven
through town yesterday on the way to
Stamford. They came from Milford.
It was learned yumdsy afternoon
that George Bouton’s injuries were not
as bad ssreported. iiis neck was not din
located and today he is apparently as
well as usual. His hip was badly bruised
and bh face was scratched.
The Spring Hill youngsters play 1
ghost last night and {rights-ad somsor
the residents of Union Place nearly out
of their wits. Their instrument of tur-
ture was a “tick tack,” and when the in.
mates of the houses came totbo windows
the boys would frighten them by ghostly
manifestation.
—-A good time is guanutsed toall who
“tend Oompmy F's ”and (adulation
ball at the armory, nest Wednsdsy
evening.
W.K.Ilsples,of Tthour, in corn-
panywithapartyot Mflsvsa ladies
sndgentlemsn,is in Springfield we”
to what. the Yale-Harvard football
sans. llrJlaplsswillspeadflondayis
the Elm City and will atom to Rod
walk with a pocket full of Harvard
'WuhdthsWufl,”nowrunniag
Barpsr’sWeskly.wlll bssurspbtsds.
wriptionoflifaaudsncistyiaiksdtyof
WWW,“ byflssry Ins-ls
Nelson. and
Gallium it
at M Mob “ll-II!
. f To .iiiakcég room for H
kerma & Son
84’ WASHINGTONa‘STREET. SOU H NORWALK. 00 Na
1 to.
Amy
.
Sylvester Grumman ls serlomli ill. '
T
in- Bertha Godfrey. of (1
street. is visiting friends in Stroll
tunt
rd.
Miss Belle Crosby, of Weston, h spend
in a few days in Norwalk, the ghost of
bar aunt. ‘1
”an. William Smith. arugula and
grandson. of Weston, have visittld rela-
uvssintowud; . .1 4
"A large tree’in'lfr'l. James dinners
yard on thin street was blow down
during themmyanausy aftnrrt .»
Rev. 0. If. Hauleubeck, of li’ilgrim
Council. Orderof United American Me-
chanics, officiated at a flag ruibing in
Ridgeiicld vesterdayaftornoon. ‘
lfr. and Mrs Jacob Turk and their
son Milton, the latter a profs at
Hobart collegc,aro guests of r. and
Mrs. Edward Street, of Arch strcct.
A committee of Catb'olic Union Coun-
cil, No. 46, K. of C., is arranging :for the
annual reception of the organlization
which, will occur about New Years.
At. the consecration of St. Mary’s
churchouSunday, December 111 there
will bea Pontifical High Mass at 10:30
a. m., and Pontifical Vespers at 1:30 p.
m.
Officers of the Epwortb league of the
New York East conference were elected
Thursday as follows: Preside-nit, Rev.
D. a. bounty. of Stamford; secretary.
Rev. B. D. Basset, of Stratford; treasurer,
Miss LcCouut, of New Rochelle; corres»
ponding secretary, Mrs. H. H. Scribner,
of Bridgeport.
There were 1:116 deaths repollted in
the State during October. '1‘th was
fifty-two more than in Septemberl it was
rwwtythrec more tbngin October. 1891.
and 181 more than the avei’ago slumber
of deaths in October for the five‘ years
preceding the present. Norwalk ticpnrt-
ed thirty deaths, representing an linnual
death rate of 18.0 per 1,000 inhabitants.
v 1
A factmy now operating in Boston,
of which Thomas Walsh, of Clip-stout
street, is superintendent, will, in .1 short
time, shut down and the machinery will
be transferred to Fairflold. when» a
larger factory will be opened. The com
panymanufsctures paper household uten-
sils, and will more to Fairlie-id so as to
getuearer their trade. Mr. Walsh will
reside in Fairlield.
Don Juan 3 . Carlos, the Hhxican
snake charmer, now in jail, who was
suffering apparently from the effects ofu
snaki- bite. is now recovering. The at-
tending physicians are still myslilh‘d by
the case and although St. Carlos is wallow-
rcl to resume work, a strict watch on his
every movement is kept up by the attend.
ants, who fear other attacks to the pati-
ent will follow the first one. The oiiiei-
ale declare they are satisfied St. {Darius
To-day the general treasurer of the
Knights of Columbus will pay 81.1000 to
tbebcirs of each of the followi do
mud mrmbers of the order; Jdifn 1".
Brandy. William H. Dennis, T. J. Line—
ban, of New Haven; Edward Killivlc, of
Waterbury; Michael Corcorau. of Songs-
tuck; James 1‘. Nissan, of New lottnlon:
ILT Blake. of Newtown; J. Moiliuire,
of Wallingforrl; P. H. Kelley, of l1lirm-
ingham, and John "chimney-,0! liiildie-
{ HE LIKE,
,° iiday Styles.
Sunday school has been adjourned until
Friday night.
Stokes, of New Rochelle, are guests
at the Wood residence on Wall street.
will locate in Wilton. occupying one of
the cottages belongingto B. J. Hill, of
N
James, in Saugatuck, at 12:15 this after-
noon. She was an aunt of Mrs. George
L Northrup, of the borough.
so far this month has been 3.77 inches,
of 11.90 in the normal amount since
yearly amount there must fall 17.19
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TO ENJOY YOUR MEALS
thoroughly and heartily, you must have a good sou
e courses. A really so or soup
the world to produce. Al difficulties
by our unrivalled Franco-Ame
made ready for the table in
and appetizing. Nothingc
nothing better than these on
p as one of
is not the easiest thing in
on that score are overcome
rican Food Co. soups. They can be
a iffy. and are wholesome, nutritious
d be simpler or easier. and certainly
perb soup preparations. Try them.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
y.
B. F. laurfleld, of Yale college, is a
guest at tho Norwslk Military Institute.
Tho wnnal meeting of St. Paul’s
lira. B. B. Lockwood,and the Misses
.Dr. J. W. Melborne, of Bridgeport,
Norwallr.
Selectman Raymond made application
yesterdayto the Probate Court to have —
an administrator appointed to settle the
estate of Mrs. Mary Brennan. A hearing
will be held next Friday.
Mrs. Nelson Keelcr, of South Salem,
. Y.. died at the home of her son
The total anion—“M ofzinfall measured
which is 1.43 inches in excess of the nor-
mal amount for the first sixteen days of
November. Yet this makes a deficiency
January 1. 1892. To receive the normal
inches between now and December 8i,
which would be an unprecedented
amount for the time,
St. Mary's church fair. in prognss at
the. Opera House, was well attended last
night. Door drawings were as follows:
Traveling companion. John Coigan:
plush toilet set, Nellie Marian: unbrella,
Johanna Walsh; banjo. Eddie Murphy,
gold beaded cane, William Foley: writ-
ing case, Lizzie Clougberty; large doll,
Mine Flaherity; silver cantor, John T.
Hayes; silver mounted fruit dish, James
()erilv; opera glasses, Margaret Queen.
BBAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical Matters in Which Play-(loin;
People Will be tolerated.
in the days of Georgia millstrels, when
a “break down" was the ”essence su
pcrba" of dancing, and the some in sing-
ing wasa free and may rendering of a
plantation melody, artistic renditions by
minsirel troupes would have been laugh-
ed to scorn. but since the Dockstader
theatre for refined minstrelsy was started
in New York an improvement in this
line of entertainment has gone all along
the line. Undoubtedly tho best and
man interesting miustrel entertainment
lElllllil noon.
33 Wldllllfl'llll 811. 80. illlllWllI.
nd the butchers are deli htcd,
all to feel that they're everyone inv ted,
. ’t our intention that any should be slightcd.
bid them come in open competition,
hose purse is longest, and in the best condition,
here can stay without asking their permission.
m s 1. Special for it'd; Week.
$338133: -' tili'ii’. 3% or?“ “‘3'“ 'iiiiii
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE’S MIKET. FIE! IlElleIll, PEOPLE'O MARKET,
13 North Main Street, South Kcrwalk, 21 Wall tinsel, Norwalk,
Telephone Call, 524. TchsplumcCull, 57-8.
luminary-m. 1 Taylor & Gold-cit. M
lleal Estate and Insurance.
Preachers and Their Themes in Norwail
WAMIIMWO.‘ "kill“.
Churches ’I'oamonmv,
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damn Nouwi- ( ourmrxmywms, West ”mm 1‘ mm“, {M l for. or house and
with it": view of pistrbnkiti ,an: invi
avenue and West streets. Kev. flerairl'll.
Heard. pit-tor. Services mm a. m. and will mil M", nwmlmmzrli-t. .
There is music in the air a
We wish them
And that it isn
We hereby
Let's see w
And if we
Int.
lid in
. m.: Sunday Mhmi. 12 m. Young People's , , " "it“ ”“11”"?
t‘iocicty of Christian Endeavor meetings! on» ”‘1” in "f” PM'W W" “W “l ””31“?”
p. m.: sub not, "that's Pledge amt from." it W’"“"""'“"'V “Mi" " 1
will be a bankngivlng servum. condor-tori by 1
Was Anna S. Dunning. The wtor will preach. ‘ w A ‘1’ '1'.-
Momingsuhluurt."1'im .‘ioul': Home in Ilml."
gaming nutrient. " ,1!» lessons from thv
lms" Paalmstt’andt’i.
Sou-m Nonwam Aim-"0mm. W'Hsf, avenue.
near Garner. Elev. ii. 5‘ Burners. wtnr,
Serv'ces lit!!! a. m. amt 7m p. in; Sunday
school, 1:! m.
3081!! Nonwrm its P'ris’l‘, Wear overrun, nmr
i’lm- street. Nu settled minim. l'remvliinc.
10:11) a. m. and :m p. m.: Sunday Qt‘iiimi, l: m.:
Y. 1'..'4. (3 Eprnyer rnrr-tirig,fizfrl . m. llev.
(l. A. l’iritlorkmf Hartford, will preach morw
lag and evening.
men‘v linemen, West. urn-rt and Fair:
field avenue,fimllh .‘lorwnlk. lie-v. Olin link
lock. rector. Zld Huntley afn'r Trinity, Morn:
lug Prayer. Litmy and scrmi'm at “film. m.
finndav school at 12. Evening Player at
71]) p m.
Normans Commons
and llewis streets.
lit private mm; 7. Mn armhole», 0! man
amt Min. mt. rytinnlh board. Apply at No.
17 Yam‘wlvl avmrm. it
‘V/LV’TIW .t immune sfirrfw mph” and
I tytmwrim [w y. wrong la: y of gum.
lent-e, (no furniri. but I" rrfrrrwzn. Ad-
(hm-n l'. 0. in.» m, mails. Nico/alts. at» W
“.'rt1»'l’l~llfl filtration by is finally roan;
mnrlwrl or firwmm. tnril earmarairr-
ammta rrp‘rit‘ihflfllsnfhc rrmm! mu“. Wil-
l‘mg no inkoiapn't'lhl‘t 1'. any fian/HY. lfan
be highly rrv-mnrwnllrzri, Albino» H l’. B.
1 fills (rll'ir’lv, IA” I?
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mm. liar. (looms Vain .tlntyrw. lr. ll, p'tnh‘ri‘. . drawn. by, {W
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school, 12 m.: Epwm'fh [immu- rmretimz. 6571? ‘ I ”if sfnf'niflifi'ib
p, m lathe rimming fit-v. u, (2 F’rl‘lt mil; llrrv‘n‘mof'flrr.
pretu'h in tlw eve in“ n. m-rmon M the pm- 1 in 1“,.er m ,. 5,, 31,.
tor, subjmrt, "Man (letting and filviisir, in: 1 newt, ("14",, “
tellectualiy and Nplriiualiy.’ 1
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f
llmr. <trmr uni ”third i'lmr, izrnt
Nomvamt Ban'mr, Firm! avenuv. own-nim‘
Green. itvv. i". it. itntihim. pmrnr. m-r.
Vli'CH. ille a. m. and 2:!) p. m.: Sunday «ri‘mol. 151.1, I‘rmr Mum: m.:-rwr Windward gimme
12 m.: temperance Ff'l‘Vll'" :lzm p. m.‘, ymlmr, and “environ «frr'r' , 55pm, go, Agni; to E. A.
people's meeting. liziii p. m. t Wmnwant, ' ’ M I!
m- i’arrfa Ewan-or“. ('lxunvh «rt-"rampa—
die the (invert, .V'urwalk. ituv :e'. 'l‘. l’yrnham.
rot-tor, lnvinc rervia with surmtm
n, our Sin, .‘mrcim. summit.
l
1 vizmvrrnw ..r
WV Hu- r “ Ewsb ,‘inrmvrfk.
”Main!“ 6 man. t'iv
mm. lilti'lln. m.: “mum. "alumna. 1mm." 1 mm m. 54H.“ 2" worn .,: Sin/thrush. 11
hvlnc m-rvlc-e with unhinl. xi 7:13) p. m.: ’ F‘l'nlfl'um't murmur. Mfr 1w
4nl>lrct,".~tml‘uli‘n¢ idle." Fhura my viii ir luv1 ....
giving llayi a! ilk’il ‘I. m , divine wrvu‘e with . 800W rip-mimosa“, "Hyatt fish-i ”"14 llmr
«xi-moo by [he f’fl'i’m’. ’l‘m-re will he it.—- u-. all 1 I storm 1 (Gm-mu. m.,. it; y;[,* 1,2,1“: p,
harvest ilwwtratlons and free :1 ~1ri mm the!" E fl'unlwl‘n irn;.v.w.m,.,i.; Moll.- Warn} Mu
the poor. Free sitting and amth-tl walr .mr j 1m. ml, inqrmw at mp «than: it” up] We!“
um i. 1":‘411' I'm. t: it’wt‘dnrvnr. «rm, all n
fin/111 Ef’ifif‘ni’AL Holden ran-min and ('rmg " . _ . _ ....
sum. Nurwalk. Rev, 3, l1. W'nfkin-i, t'ct'fnt', Vii“ lmtme Taylor Pac'fii’vrtlr, pm, I. harms
Twas; «and Sunday after Trinity. 1.1mm a Walt-r grpmv,&mmrrrn,l£t mar-rum, 5%,;
and {My I'nmmuninn, o n a. m.: Sinrnim: {Mm mum, mm. would» and wrong:
Prayer and l'mrrwal manic»... m;.~iumtwy '1": six rmrrm, licmayinrr. 1M. itaymumf
Hrbool. ha Ilium. 1112'“ m. l'livinc scrvlic and "1"".
_ mil
sermon, ii. 19, m.
m. Manv'u. R12, corner of W'rV-i' tun-me
and (‘lmprl street. .Vnrwulk. Plow W. J Kim -
um, plutnr. lmr Min-m, ‘
. a in; l'l.il:ir~«n'<
“sawmills. m.: High Maw. 10:1!» to; Vc-ii‘mr‘n
I‘d"! DA Ill}.
rwaw l’ 1,. on , gm-trr Harlem holler ands
m. , “4'. .- ,w pmwr t-(i‘lm: in gun] mullr
1 J19. m. _ l'uw. lizl«:ntt.1.\ir.‘.f «11437 war. apply to
RM Avmrn limimmrr, near V H. F: ii. mun», ,. ”Lg,“$,¢.,,,yx,,.r,1-,,“.wg,; ‘
avenue, Em: .an‘wulk. NM. (1 M, P n _ _
Mr. l'rvm ililn: bail in. in, Hull I .m on inn: nprparu. .. 1 . . - , .
.... ~. 4..., 't‘vf’;. ‘1 —
day school. 11m: 5mm; pvwh'N "H'HUM 51"" . 1m: r( Mull: 5.2,.tild'iilrtifliii W
p' "1' ' ‘ . arr mam
Hr, Par; e Minnow, lztrllandt an) ("lllli‘l‘i I I
avenues, mt .‘v'ormsllt. riumiay M'luml tulip.
m.: Divine- erl r with sermon it! t: D p. m. ’0” r'
.invss‘ri'munru, anilnmlr Mom». i'lawt fill Elli.) u it and My an r9 Fit»! 1’ as ll
Nurwalk. l‘rrau'lilnu, 10:.» a. m. and If." p. 5 lm it"ivmw, rum :lv‘vrl‘l’z?!‘ BF"!!I:IK:“ Mir.
m.: Hominy a: “uni [7! m, F'rnmt.in.(l:y Eider to (m., i, [6.4. r. «My,» 3,,{10‘W'H' my“.
limrgo L. 'l‘wculr. Yuan; l'wplv'-< met-m.:
on» p. m.
doom .Vuriwau Llf'i‘f'ftl 3mm, 37 (“I-"rt”
nut, street. tie-Minn *unrlay Vii-Ml M lur'il n.
m.:firrm In services at 2:1” p. m . by pm ur.
t'. A. ilrmkmeier; Exams" nevus an m:
p. m.
if»? SURWALK ernmv ( 'nmnm “WHEEL.
Riversulr avenue. luv. 1'. J. Antler-«m, pum-
mr. .‘lvl‘i‘lt'w! m Infill a. m. and 1 :Iip,m.: min—
day M‘iuuil, :lzili p. m.
Srmsrjw-mn i'vm! (Wurst. Ely Menu».
South .\urw:tlk. Sunday Hr'hnni. 3:15? p m.:
l aura-r; ai‘wrklrrl um, red and winmfnur
; ymri mart. Vim” my; hr rrwanlni by
ramrnlnr Mr rr. Jr» 7mm .1. item-um. Kor-
walk. or minimum: ll. 1 . lt’l.irr.il'msyenrr.l’i.
n’rff
gnfgrlainmmls,
Music Hall.
evening HJYVIA c 7.1! p m., subject. "To f'w is “(It ”‘39; ”,‘WHN‘ ”li'fll’
the Word "trim Hilleun an .r" Mn r it.
amount 3”.
finnsrrzvnny, l'uwni~ Ohm-«h error-r. non-r
Taylor avrnur, Sunday at hunt M llcill p. m.
t'ol’so Jim's ('nuI-rrnn Amn'iai'mw,
Bibi: Mas» at 35:. m.: Hung survive at l p. m.
Arman afternoon" EPINFHPAL. Knirm
atrrv‘f. Norwailt. Rev. J. l. Jitruh-l. plufur.
Services mammal. and 7:300 m : Lyvrum mm.
. ('AIJARV flamm- Hm~rrrv.anmM Ruthl-
inmmrmr “all and Knight arm-r», .‘lurmtllt.
Vasiur, liq-v. l‘, fiennp- w. i’nwikr. i'hrmtan
lllESilAY, unv. 22,
LEW
If ‘ aides-am (lumblmsdy.
in America this mason is that presented
by Low Dockstador’s company, $1M”
the management of Harry J. Clspham.
it is notacaso of free and easy "foot
shaking” for darcing, and a few stray
harmonies to call singing, but clever,
artistic work in both fields, coupled with
originality in the sketches and bright
new jokes and songs. The company has
been carefully sek-cted and the work of
each member is thorough and conscien-
tious. The (:00de work of the ”Col—
umbia Quartetto" is one of the features,
town.
—"Dou't tobacco spit or smoke your
life away." is the name of a little book
just received telling all about Nowher-
~ihe wonderful. harmless. guaraltterd
cure for chewing. smoking. cigarette
habit or snuff dipping. No—iohsc it the
only guaranteed tobacco habit cute in
the world Sold by drums. leiitioa
this paper. The Sterling Remedy 1.0.,
in Randolph m., Chicago, or Indiana
liberal Spring». 1nd,. and an a hour
mailed fore. ‘
the most faking description and bio exe-
cution fine. The two forces, both ar-
ranged by that admirable stage director,
frank Dumont, ”The Cake Walk" and
”Rustic Anna." an original. excruciat
ingly funny and full of life and sparkle.
William Rowe's pedestal clog work is
marvelous, and Block-om and Burns and
hike and Samoa- add to the laughter.
' Of Lew Dochuder. tbs inimitable, and
the funniest man in black face today, no
particular mention need Inmsdc. lie is
the name how, with a great abundance
Duhmymtohsvesnepidemllc of
M‘ 5 people. Within two day the
polioebavrbcoulaksd to sssrcb id at
“six tiller-utopia. The most it let-
utiugcassistbatof a girl who it p-
pauadThurrday. llsCookerwas them
m.:]mgstomanddidnot return.11‘bs
many which she was given to shake
somepurcbssrswssfonndin her ro
palpation will be seen at Haste Hall,
Booth Norwsik. next Tuesday night,
. November 22:1. The cut at the of
do: («WWMW‘ » thisnotlce wrench, tsflerck-tadermas
This wing thirteen liquor dealers 1 "Ward lsAl hm,” one of the 400.
twodnggistssecundtbsirl W“:
"udml and! TanBavrPusrn.Dsrnpsnspiem
of flannel with Ctramberiain’s Pain Balls
and bind itouover theseatof pain. it
is better than any plaster. When the
Isuparemsuchanspplicstbnoutbe
are now supplied. Only ”WM
ticmtoiicuussnewpisos bsvsbssa1
1 flaleork nulibsaatn media
nomenclature-punks m
marathon-association's,
while Gangs Powers’ banjo work is of .
of newscagaand newstories. Thisoro
:fiwmhuaflm
Endeamr meeting, 4m p. m
LI“ 0" LETTER!
Remaining uncalled for»: file following pawl”
offices for the week ending Nov. ill, NV}. PM"
sons calling for any of (how lrffnt‘w will plump
say they arr tulwnlmt-
South Nurwalk “Mrs. [lotus rimlrh. Jun.
Bmwnfi. H A rrv. Mm erlle fairly, James
H. t‘urvan. no. Ma gin Johnson, f‘ Kw
«llsvh, litre. f. hrlam Molar». am. tin-ma
MyernJlnuh . rim-wry. Minn Karla Shaman,
Kate MfiiltnP.-’AMF‘Q t’n-rw . A. If. Mauritian.
thorn Mrs, .fnrrial Hmwld. .Wlsn Julianne
ilchmni. Mn. Mary A “it mnnrl, Jamar. L
Van Benthryuor, f’redmrlvlr. lyrr. H. Tapas.
man. James Hignay.
Nnvwslk Mr». William Jackson. I}. J. l'rvn.
. re. 0‘. t (Mmrnv, bile-i Mamiw Itnynnlai‘n,
(iv-urge 1mm. 7. It. Tucker.
pronunciations.
)LAIN lowing
Apply I? ll
l)lflillif'f 0' NORWAH‘. m,,i4tll't’l.b1i!
. ifml". ”Mimi”! Mill. A. ll, 13W.
Estate of Amino WlwbtJatnnf lmwollt, in-
MM Illsfrlrt. ll
IFPM.
Court of Probate the mama of Son
walk both it lied on allnwvrt at: Mouth
from the data M! for the "Minivan! mt
male to exhibit their claims for settlement.
atom bowler-t to prawns that! accounts.
a
than at reasonable ’vlem.
amilbm unmet, 14mm Sim-walk
nlillw
w
roperly arrested. with vivid time. will be ctr»
rte a recovery. All persons ind-INNS to
said estate are mph-amt to m involution
”I”! to
WILL”! nostril.
Mmtnlnfrm.
‘ ‘t’lO'I'ICE.
WI. lbw under-l do hm
mthwt rhea . rationed
ship of Hansel a M bar slut finally is
dissolved and after do}. .10"va
My“ piwiiltsitofullr vrnlnfemlj
continua tho basins-iv aim sot-l "arms! will
m: full hilltworh all man am
m n F n ma Milo
mm flow of "are.” Momma. amt Ilhw
may . dos oaths elm» sword M,
shoals-minimum semi aroma!
Baum.
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meat
ii. 8. lilMllliliiE I fill.
SHAW 10 080. ”3'0””.
Mrs it
”new”
at? ”a m mm W%
fro-Ital! W
by mutually
WPMA
,Bncksiader’s
Minstrels!
"$1le .3. (‘3. it‘ll til.
Noll-.3; 1.
mm ’2 lllllllIEil 5 3180118!
Ill" illil “WINES!
lull llE' 8|“!
All (when! l‘. an town; 34.... i’pgnm,
”I31” 006“"). lilfl'fl
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” BEFilllE BID AFTER "
A}!!!
” Willi) lullliSTEll i "
(Society as l Faust it.)
Ms l'mwlt lmmu’v 14"!“ ”it.
"The Cake Walk!”
PIP“. 35. 5| III mu.
”an"! sewn on calls at M'
llolv’n drug «mm. '4?
arm um. um mini:
W. I, “‘4'” My.
mrw
(trawl WI“! ”‘1 Ailrwfl'n.
IITIIEE "I "Eli".
it p, as. ml it p. in.
Till! my". ”mulldlifli.
lonise Hamilton,
Winsome-mm»
roars FERRY
mama-ray.
mu.
m
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