' ’l'. at most L o Views without: bankrup ng the
' [Also our
HATS
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
THE EVENING sE'IIiiiIELI”
J was. GOLDEN. latter and Proprietor.
,sElalsted’I-I Benzoin
, will remove all
mishes from the
’lexion.
When you went
instilling appropri-
wtefiddm for anniversary or
gifts,l look at
out! etc We have
many fine pieces in
on or single.
ll Plaisted
Washington St.
A scorn sonwanx.
is a good time to Point.
A to Pleased to give you
for. sole; your work.
—-———----
m..—”w...—
see only Jeweit's Pun.
ill and Best llama
IIDIOKER,
‘ 'hlmrton 8L.
h Norwalk.
“2%. fills. Ila.
91.86; lmon
Box ‘ss-Ooensr Washington and North Main
Box rner Day and Tolles streets.
Box 9 ”street-
sea-13$ Maputo Inukllnltfm
Box lI—Oencord street. opposite school.
Box “W North Main and Ann streets.
Teens—1 'tr'dlm‘tsi %wmflm
south sensual mu ALAII.
Bax Ill—Corner High street and Bsyview
avenue.
Box Iii-INorwalk Iron Works building.
Box III—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box ill—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue. "
Box its-Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box fill—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32~Electric Light station.
801 n—Falrileld avenue and Cedar street.
miniature LII-nae for ‘l'o-Ilonow.
Bun Rises Scam High Tide Low Tide
It 0:33 It on .It 9)sz at 2:"
New York Herald wdather Forecast.
The weather today promises lobe generally
clear and cooler. To-merrew it promises to be
from fair to partly cloudy, with slight tern-
peratnre changes.
were seamen.
What the Purple of Our City are Being
and Sarina.
Home news on every page. "
GustavE. Friedrich lost a valuable
horse l‘as ight.
-—Lane'sla without doubt the piece to
buy kandy.
William H. B. Disbrow is home from
the Troy Polytechnic Institute for a few
days.
~Fresb pork l2lc, at Hayes‘ market.
Mrs. William Shani). of Washington
street, isvisiting relatives in Brooklyn,
N. Y. _
—0nly a few more of those $125
blankets with 25c surcingle for 05¢. at
Dwyer’s lioness Store. '
Mrs. Thomas-Martin. of Ann street,
planted her husband with a bright-
eyed baby girl yesterday.
~That mixedhcahdy at Lane's is good
and wholesome, the pound, Saturday, in
tbe'window.
Kiss blund- Kempton Francis, of High
street,bas:returned home after II two
weeks' visit with friends in New Britain.
-—Sausa¢e 1% cents, at Hayes' market.
Captain Albert R. blend, of Jersey
visit with his sister, Mrs. Captain Will-
iam H. Benton, of Ely avenue.
one Store, 97 Washington street.
gationai church, wmorrow evening,
people on "Abundance in Life."
candy. at lane's. Saturday.
If. i). Randall, Washington street. ‘
for some time past, is new pleasantly in
on Washington street.
I-Fol' gent’ s. ladies‘ and children' a un-
derwear. go to A. Dickermsn & 8031' s.
same place.
months with her parents
kes, at “New
whohrard lrJisgeu
seven yearsago, says the same thing.
Hardware Co. (loam solicited.
drae Havilaud that. South Norwelk.
www.msuw.
their sons, one of when, John W
”m. '.
_ gramme will be rendered, and the public
City, has returned home after a pleasant
-'l'he Burlington blanket is cut to fit
the horse perfectly. The price will fit
the pocket aswell. At Dwyer's liar.
At the people's service in the Congre—
Rev. Gerald H. Beard preaches to young
—Children will find a small looking
glass in every 15c. pound of that mixed
Charles D. Burnes,a son of Rev. if. E.
Burner, will open a law office next
Monday in the room now occupied by
—Ssusage 1% cents. at iiayes’ market.
Miss Emma Norton, who has been
boarding at the residence of lester iiunt
nated at the residence of J. E. DeMott,
Charles Solker left town this morning
forasiiort tour in Bhowangunk moun-
tains. Ill. Etta Solker has gone to the
where she will stay two
—Don't let the rain stop you from got»
ting some of the extra large solairs, cream
puffs. modem. doughnuts, drop and cup
The New York World. speaking of one
of Karen's isomree. says: “it was a
superb entertainment,” and everyone
lecture on “Paris,
tbsllsguiilcent," in the old Congrega-
tionsleknvdi in South Norwsik. six or
machine Brownmaintsr. paper banner.
decoration general Jobbing. training,
etc. Bistefn post ofloe and Bo. Norwalk
Ad-
ria- Pauline am. of soul. Nor-
wslk. was among the guests at a recept-
ion tendered. Thursday night, in Bridge-
H. Lewis to
Manila on the this for Gamay.
ltwssthssvsntcfthsssasoais W-
elub will be held tonight. ,
-—Fresh pork 12in, at Hayes' market.
John 8. Blackmar, of Norwich,
visiting at A. J. Crotsmsn’s. South Main
street. -
Coal hssgone nptoflJiOa ton in
Hartford. In this cit the price still
some at til. ill. and sin penny be so
for some time to come.
Connecticut made a big showing at
the World's Fair, Manager Vslll estimat-
ing that 75,000persons from the State
visited the exposition.
—~East window. 79 Washington street.
The Junior Christian Endeavor soci-
ety of the South Norwslk Baptist church
held a very enjoyable tea, last evening.
from 5 to 7 o'clock.
F. D. Ilazelton were
happily surprised by a number of
their‘friends, at their home in East Nor-
waik. last Thursday evening, it being the
first anniversary of their marriage.
The members of Concord division. Sons
of Temperance, will give W. A. Kellogg
a "welcome home" at their hall in
the Gazette building, Monday
evening. A literary and musical pm
Mr. and Mrs.
are cordially invited, a special invitation
being extended to the veterans of Book-
ingham Post, (3. A. R.
«One blanket 8i" ..5 and one sircing'e
25c, for 950., at Dwyers harness store,
Friday and Saturday only.
At the meeting of the Painter's Union.
last night, a committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with 0. D. Newman
They did so this morning, and the dim-
cnlty will probably be adjusted in a few
days. The painter Mr. Newman engag-
ed will probably pay his dues to the
union, and the men who struck will
then go back to work.
~I’lenty of delicious bread, at lane’s.
Yesterday afternoon, while getting of!
of a trolley car, Conductor Everett Kyle,
hit an old sore on his leg, causing it to
bleed profusely. He became very weak
from loss of blood, and was taken home.
This morning, however, he was about as
usual, feeling very well. Mr. Kyle's in.
jury was caused two or three years ago
by a stone falling on his leg.
—Fresh ham 12c at flayes' market
The following appointments have been
made among the non-commissioned oili-
cers of Company C. Fourth regiment, of
Stamford: Sergeant L. D. Rbineharto to
be first sergeant; Corporal Edward F.
W. Gillespie to be sergeant; Privates
Frederick C. Smith. Henry H. Melville
and Frederick A. Scbnppertto be corpo-
rals, all to rank from November 1
—-Ask for Head's cough drops; immed-
iate relief. largest bex' In the market, 5c.
John Hyatt, anon of the .well known
Mr. and Mrs “Dnnbury Jack,” and
George Lake ran away from the County
Children's llorhe on the Westpurt road,
yesterday afternoon. They were caught
by the police early this morning. Chief
of Police Voiimer telephoned to the
Home, and the boys will be taken back
to the Home this evening, after spending
the day in the lockoup.
—-For Friday and Saturday what’s left
of those “.25 blankets, at 95¢: a 251: sire
single with each. Dwyer’s harness store,
in Washington street.
As E. 0. Stewart. of West avenue,wes
walking in front of the Ifshsckemo
Hotel, last evening, he stepped upon the
cover of a sewer catch basin on his side
walk. which had been improperly placed,
and his leg entered the opening.
a liberal coating of mud he sustained
several painful bruises, but fortunately
escaped breaking any bones. The authori-
ties wili undoubtedly have a secure cov-
ering placed over the hole so that the
city may not become liable for injuries
sustained.
Three hundred people assembled in the
Sunday school room and pastor’s study
at the South Norwsik Baptist church,
last night. to listen to the first illustrated
lecture on Bunysn'u Pilgrim's Program.
by Rev. ii. 0. Sherwood. The pictures
were distinct and pleasing. The lecture
was designed to introduce the story to
the young mindset the Sunday school,
and tnsxpiafn ittotbcsewbnbave read
it. The pictures were described In clear
language and the hymns were song from
the essvn. the condom of the
travels of Christian will be wiles-ed
neat Friday night.
-—l'or lsdise’ and children's cloaks go
to A. Dickermso C lion's.
.A New Gannon msnwssdrivlugep
I townshortly after dinner. yesterday.
when his horse was takenwltb”bilud
mm“ and became ssnuasssbls
The animal ran up West avenue and
through Well street as farasihstfor-
walkflotel,wbsrsbswssstnppsd. The
VIII. “sit... out... also! who?" W
.1 Bruce, Budget of It”! Item the
s of Wilton.
from Chicago, last night.
H ilsltlhi friends In Norwalk.
this morning and are being placed in the
cars.
Central National bank. has returned from
his western trip.
Gregory. of Nerulk. are Visiting maid!
in Georgetown.
Waterbury,are
Berkeley street.
returned from an extended trip to Chl-
so'uwstk‘rinv.
Upper lid of Town.
Foxes are very plentiful in the vicinity
m
U. B. Jackson arrived in Norwalk,
Mrs. Eugene Perketon, of Georgetown
The beaten for the horse cars arrived
Howard Bloomer. book-keeper at the
Mrs; J I]. Dentures; ”and Miss Helen
Mr. and/Mrs. Andrew Hartwick, of
arethe guests of friends on
Miss B. l. Deane, of kfott avenue, has
cage and the “53.2...- __
The song service at the Y. If C. A... to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o',ulock will he
led by C. F Tristrsm.
~The largest line of fine candies in
town, at lane's.
bliss Efliie Quinlard, of Norwalk, is
spending a few «lays with her aunt, Mrs.
H Gilbert, in Wilton.
J T. Prowitt, has purchased two
building lots on' Woodbury avenue, in
the rear of his residence on Elmcrest.
The Ladies“ Aid society of Cranberry
Plains will hold their first meeting at
the residence of Charles E. Gregory. All
are invited. ‘
The LathesY Auxiliary will give a
turkey dinner for the benefit of the Y.
If. C. A., during‘the week preceding
Thanksgiving.
The summary of the Weekly Record
for the current week shows four real es-
tate sales in Norwalk and mortgages
amounting to $5,391.
Ties were found. piled on the track of
the New [nodes and Northern railroml
last night. A freight train ran min then)
but no damage was done.
The football game anneunmd for this
afternoon between the Bridgeport and
Norwalk Y. M. C. A. teams, has been
postponed on account of the rain.
The regular monthly meeting of Israel
Putnam section. Cadets of Temperance,
last night. concluded with readings and
"citations by the members.
The engagement is announced of Alice
Ellis J. Gregory, recond daughter of Ifrs.
Samuel Gregory. of Summer street, to
William B. Penney,sen of Lawyer A. D.
Penney, of New Haven.
-—Twenty per cent. discount on all
cloaks purchased at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, this week.
“Billy Anderson" and some friends
from Norwalk, who, with Morris Meri-
arity, Jr., of Holden Hill, were hunting
,ln thecld West Woods the other day.
captured a good sired fox.
Thieves stole several hundred dollars-
worth of jewelry from a thy reel.
dent of Stamford last night. 0 local
police were notified, as it was supposed
the thieves came this way.
Great religious interest is awakened in
the Methodist church. A large no other
have requested prayers. Revival ser
vices will begin in the church Sunday
evening. A number of new members
will he received Sunday morning.
At St. liary's fair last nlgbttbo follow-
ing door prises were drawn. Annie lic-
set; Kate Brennan. opera gm; Lou
Peterson, plush toilet set; Jennie Sulii
van, plaeque; Katie Hines. stationery;
Frank Joseph. nickel clock; Thomas
Murphy, iadiss' sliver watch.
Society of Cbrhtlan Endeavor oonmtsd
with the First Congregational church,
tomorrow "suing, reports of the dela-
gates to the state convention will be
read. Themeetfngwilihe'sd by lira.
Andrew V. Heath. it isdssirsd thstthe
msmbershspressnt at 0:00 o'clock,»
the starting will basin mostly on
time. Young people, not members of
the society. are invited to attend.
The funeral of George Ollvsrwiilhe
attended from his lstsrssidrncedlih
wood flees. at it” put. tomes-ms.
Ir.0iivsrwssssvsstonnsysmofags.
Hewsshorninlngfeudsudcsmstotuie
cosstrylnmsmhsu bows-mu
amniocentesis-sous.
son, who resided where 0.2. Wilsennow
“Musmflwlfl
commenced.
Kenna, bsnjo; Kitty Knife-nus, traveling
Ryan. album; Charla Kelly, doll: Eddie
At the meeting of the Young People’s
lives. flsWywsattowora It
Vat l5c. or 2 Pair for 25¢.
in Assorted lot line llollar Kid Gloves for lists.
W
A Dickerman & Son,
Wit
”2 WWI
arrelof
lIInes’, littler’s or Seymour’s Success Hon.»
rise on floor has advanced seventy—five cents per barrel.
will for a limited time sell at the above price. We are
advising you correctly and giving you the r I
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
It took the advert e of ark t but ’t tak
w the advantage city’ogu. {the m e ’ won e
_ l'rimeRib Roast ............
Prime shoulder ltmmt .
Lamb Chops
Huger cured Hams
Fresh
Pork Sausage
ill.
The above prices we tribt
E. .l.- WADHAMS. Pronrietor,
iIiEE IIELIIIEIII.
Hams.
in r ard in
“ oily to: ease.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-3. _|
“lift tirade 000th are
. .
Went to make our friends happy, by havin
andt twent five as all u as with d ll bil
Idan secures person pen aveoar l,
Satisfaction guaranteed. i
choose-h
one hundred
\
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
’Leadlng Grocer.
Telephone Call l3-2.
To All People Everywhere. flood his.
Port herliense Steak .
teak
33 Washington st.
we invite comparison with the bear markets in the town. or state.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 5-7;}
BOWAY'I’ON.
A number of our citizens attended the
race at F‘leetwood. Thursday.
E. Themes and others have contracted
with Beardsley & Co” of Bridgeport, to
dig out the harbor opposite their dock
property, and work has already been
The box sociable given last night by
Rising Sta? Division, No. 40. Sons of
Temperance, was largely attended. A
very pleasing programme was rendered"
and the luncheon served was very fine. in
every way.
Misses Lillian and Emma Hoyt nttflutl
ed the marriage of Hits Frances
Lowndes and Fred Dexter, In liIInIiuI:
combing Island. 2Wodncsduy afmnoou
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter’IvL-nt to NINA 8:.
tie on their wedding tourf"
Captain Henry Hilton, the well know .1
eysherman, has invented a clam until
oyster dredger, which he thinks wil
work excellently wlun entirely .pI- who
led. The machine we‘ghs about two
tens,anda night or two ago it had a
serious mishap. The boat in which the
trial'trip was made sunk, carrying the
dredger down with it,'and men Worent
work all day yesterday raising the an
palates;
HABIT-1N.
lvanhoe Castle, K. of U. F... conferred
the third degree last night.
Andrew J. Lockwood is new employed
as an assistant by Butcher Joseph B.
Bates.
The Rev. C. V. Bower, of New Canaan,
will preach in the Methodist church Sun
day f‘nnrnlng
Alex. Weed,of Stamford,through iiuv.
J. M. Carroll, has presumed tlzo MLillO
dirt. church with a fine clock.
The members of Welcome Division.
Sons of Ten1perance,will hold a box soci-
able in their hall Tuesday evening.
(late Tender Sergeant's handsome little
water spaniel was struck and instantly
killed, Thursday, by the "ghost" train.
Edward hf. Miller, of this place, while
working on a well in Norwslkdsst Wed-
nesday, fell and broke one of his shoulder
blades.
John D. Crimmons' famIly and the
Herman family have left their handsome
residences at Collender's Point, and will
reside in New York during the winter.
The second lecture of the iChautauqua
Extension course, on "Greek Life." post-
poned lastwcek en a count of the storm,
was given in the Methodist parsonage
last evening at 8 o'clock. The subject
s “Religions, Beliefs and Ritual.‘
The contractor for the Consolidated
railroad began work yesterday cutting
down the knoll just east of ”1011th
preparatory to building the new road
which is to run parallel with the tracks,
taking the place of the Scodeld creasing,
which the commissioners ordered closed.
George Benton had a narrow escape
from being run over, Thursday evening.
He attempted tube d that}: 5'7 train just
as it left the dope. Herniated his bold
and fell back on the east-bound track as
the express came along. Fortunately he
was seen by A. C. Cause. of South Nor-
walk, and S H. Lockwood who, at them
risk of their lives, pulled him ed the
rails.
A very pretty wedding was solemnly»!
Thursday evening, at the rI-sldrnco of
Abel Dance. the contracting parties being!
his daughter, tiles Elizabeth Dance, and...
T as Buck. The ceremony was per
f by Rev. [Innis French. About
iii guests were present. and the evening
w most delightfully spent in dancing
and vocal and instrumental music, sup
ted by a line supper. Mr. and
Mrs. Bank will reside in Brooklyn.
MW..-
Vaughn Recovered 01.000.
Phenomena. Nov. s.~-'l‘I.o luryin the
sensational suit brought by John Vitllghn
again» [.lr George (“furl-mil. churning
”Hillier the alienation of his wife' huf-
factions, brought in a realist of ti Im
Abused" Weeks in "to Tombs.
mtw Yeas. Nor. tw-l'mnci» ll. Weeks,
”the defaulting lawyer, whom the district
attorneys olllce spent tiufilxlio get hock
from Costa Rica, is in the Tombs. its will
have a hearinlt Not I".
tried in m..} the Grand Mud.
Brenton“ II. Mm“ NI... An u.
want was made to H I Are in the llarvsrd
“and ltilu. III II .. I. for the fortltcnmI
Ynlelinnsni limlllall game on Hamp-
fiuwh ,. . ,.,.....__.
It. Woolen Ifilis itht Down.
Postseason”. Nov. 4.~Ths big mllisai
the flouthwsrk Mills mossy have shut
down, and in eonsequsucel liilil mu, wom
en, boys and sins are out work.
flown nastier, lit-ea. Nov. cult pre-
mature his-t occurred at the Delirium:
lodge. in which thus mnswsrs badly
Mum WWW”.
Preachers and Their Themes/in Norwaik
avenue and Walt streets. Rev. Gerald ii
genial) of Christian Endorse: or meeting
subject, “t" 1« tory Through '
subject, " bundanceiu Life."
Insult" sunrises. if ‘
Churches ,To-monow.
Semis Nouwanx Cormamartowar West
:‘Bfflll’ll
Pli. D.. pastor, Services 10:le a. m. and 7:06
in. Sunday scbml. 12m. Young Peoples
at one
Christ. Miss
Louise Calame. Morning, Holy Communion
with rent: (lone! new members. Evening
Set—m Nenwsm Mneomsr. West avenue.
near Garner Rev. H. E. Burnes. pastor.
Services 102.!) mm. and 700 p. m.; bnuda
school. 12;.;00m E .vortlilfiagne meeting. 6:1
p.111. Morning, oly Communion service
Semi! Nouwa u: BAPTIM'. West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. B. 0. tillers-,orxi ,Jmstor.
Preaching. iIlJIla. In. and non p. m.; nnday
wheel. i2 m.: Young Peoples Safety of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, this) p. in.
Short sermon tocbildren before the mom on
sermon Evening. i’ralre scrvlte and sermon:
subject. i Inns and I '.‘ee
Turn-Irv El’lsulPAL. \Ve~t hlrut't and Fair-
flI ldatunue. South Nnrivuik. Rev ()lin Halleck
rnrtor Morning Pruymer sermon and Holy
C Immnnlun at man m.: bunzluy school, 12:15
p.xI1;Eisnsongnt1p.m
Murmur Communion“. corner Park
and Lewis streets. llci. T Noble, 1). 1).,
pastor. \Irtit es at mm a. m. and 72.11) p.111
hunday school, l2: II) p. m.: Yeun People‘s
:I. Met) oft'lirl silau Endeavor meet ng. n: 30 p.
in Reports of mate Ionvoriiion; sub out,
"YiItuIy Through (lIrist‘ Leader. . rs.
Andrew Y. Heath. Morning. lfnls (‘ommn-
nlon. baptism amt fel'ellllllfl of new members.
hi unlnirI sulIlt-ct, 'Wori-l a Parliament of lull.
ious.l .1l.e supremely «If Christianity s
.Iunderl'
Nnnwsm liniiomn. “net and Mutt are
ones. Rev A I}. Wyatt, paslur N‘Irvicvs
Wilt!) a. in. and 7 '..l1lp in; Sundry wheel.
12 m.: Epworth League n1cutintz.o.ll p m;
Young men n meeting at it) a m. In the letters
rrmm. Morning, Smrament and rI-tepilun of
new Inen1b¢r~ Ewhnlng prom hit g fol omi
by a rev ital sci-v ll 9.
\‘olmux Burner, Elke! uwnue on»... he
Green. Rn F. E ibIhbins, pastor tarr—
rit-ea. llldllmm. nmi’ .. ullp. In; Sunday unhooi
l—' nu: early prayer 111th ng. lllilJIa 111.; young
people's n1eellng,d:. illp'. m. Morning subject,
' The lilo Ii Cotennnt. («I limited by the Lord's
happen Errning IIIIchu. “The Beggar at the
Unio.‘
firm I Eamon/11.. ileidI-n avenue and Cross
s.treet VIII-walk, lint. Watkins. rector
T;eut)-§h;mn ‘unda after'l'riniiy. Morning
: l V
(- .filfir'f‘mmn lUZIFlR. ni.; "film???“ l‘uxiluli‘lill‘i'p.
111.: Choral eten sung. anthems and sermon,
.230 p m.
or. PM I. 's l'. [‘i «III'AI. (11111th street m. M-
slie the tin-on, Norwnlk. “.91 H, 6. Pearl.
reitor. Divine soniu with sI-ruinn, lll: IIIms.
m.: llixlIII- srnhn with I;- rinon. ..1.lUp
Sunday sch-Ml. l: in.
ST Mun‘ II. it. i' min .«r 0! “.st up we
and! ‘wlinIIIsII-Iei, Nero-nil: litv \V l ~‘lot~
11m, pastor Low .‘lile!,' , a m; l‘ rrIIs
Mass. ‘ Lila in. High Mass. 1&1an In; Vespers,
l’Jl p m.
Eas‘rfiunwat It Swaoxsni' osmmouioni .
Rivcrunle a cutie. iii-1. l) i.i11«lu..rvIn.pIL~
inr. SI-nhes at ill: l0a. In nnIlI: it p In: .‘qu-
day wheel, 3:. :llp In. Evening nuisci.‘ iiimI
melon.‘ bl‘f‘fln singing and recall in the
evening.
Ess'r A1 axis Sis-mower. nI-ar \aIiZuadt
aunue.Fa.~1\oru-I11k iisv. I‘. ALPMI: liar
tor. Preaching i0: '1) a. n1. “.11.qu m . sun-
day mlmol 12m. ., young peuplc sweating fill).
The pastor will proath morning and evening.
liunsn Riven CHAPEL Superintendent.
.lsInIs Lerii: assistant ililhertlforicn: or-
ganist. \lirn Lulu iimlges. Sunday school, 3
111.: \oIIng l’eoplcf s Society of CbriI-tlim
ndrm‘ur meeting, 0: ‘ll n. m.; Prayer meet-
ing. Sunday eiening at ..‘II.
M AIIIIIIIIV' s .‘ll‘hitlfl. at Jamer )ii Allis-
tors residuum-m Winnl auk. Sunday s‘hml.
3:900 p. m.: (‘Iliarhe (In t.teu1 superintendent:
Arthur ll ililitem. Mal-taut Zlfi-«sEIclyIIMI.
Allister organist.
Hriusnwoou [Isms (‘mtv'zia Ely avenue,
South Norwalk. Sunday Mlquml 32. ll p 1“,;
evening servim. .zill p in. [evening subject,
‘lmprming tlur 'llme.‘ ”Ellllk‘nlfllm I. .. 15 ill
t-iot‘m Noun AI. It Luv“ Its litmu .I. I ‘lmt-
nuinirm-l.(n-riimi1 .‘llllilliay M lklilul III 10- III 11.
111.; ilermansvrtlu-s at '1'! p ,by pastor,
C. A. Breakwater. hamlsu unuluvus at II. II
um
tosouwarmsu. Momma. hprlngwood
l'nloanaiul. My A\El’ll.lt. Juniurnmaslor
Hungarian row-hes. Sunday, of ill: {.lln. m. and
5p. m.; Thursday at Tullo‘vlock.
.-.
M. PM we Mission. VanZamlt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwnlk. Sunday school 811!) p.
m.. Inil[ifeflillllnfllldthllp In Free sittings
and aIIIIrIilal welcome to all.
[trust In; Eruunumna Hr l’nriu Ils-
manna i'a~t«1r,i) Aplll (trend Army llall.
up stairs. “ushin ten street bridge, booth
Ntll’tt‘Lllt l’redigt, mills.In.,li«IIIntugI~-1I2iitile.
l":tll In. All.l lleutsebn willkemmen
Am narf‘ Iiius'riss. \‘ an'IIandt avenue, East
Norunlk. l’l‘t‘mlllilg. mm a. In. and 7m p,
:rlumlny an [moi L. lit. \oun People s mret
indium p in. (Mosul. anp e. pastor.
t AI. vsuv iiAIrrisrr flmiflvfiuintnrd hand-
on. r-nrnu- Wall and Knight streets. bound.
.1. ii. flinrko. pastor-rial. finmlay N‘hnnl,
32.110 p. In: young pmple'snweting.t.‘ll p-m.
lArm! as lirmonrsr Ei‘llli‘ill'AlI. Knight
Norwalk. lfev. llr. Hands, lllvtltll'r
Prom hing. lllllla. I1I.: Mindny III-'lioolail: .lI'Ip.
; prayer meeting in drillp. In: proIII-hing at
Timid“). I’li.
(lusmrnvtmmi‘ mush. l'lmrv b lifl‘l‘l‘l. near
'l'sylnr avenue. Hominy so hool a! II: III II. in.
Yet no Inn's (‘IiIumart Ammurms. -«
iiilcle class pulp. vlre sis 11. ill.
“NT Itli
flenminlng uncalled for at the foliowinnpestn
«Idlers for the week ending Nov. l. mu. f’IIr.
sons calling for any (if these letters will please
say they are advertised:
some NImwat.lt.I»Maggle nmnhlln m.
s it lizrl" I. :iiit ”kit‘s”
In Us es. c
Iii? cast... to: Jail; ..
llier H.Marsh. ration can to
«its “I'Ivrioy.t rsJuiIa ommgiauluir:
hf,
gill” y. Icare of gowkk’b a t: o. l. George
his chin. I.
luwsao hAllAliffl, l’. M.
thawsia.— her»
wu‘riré‘llml'hi $03.2: II. that. maim-
" D
' lf. Aiiincdvhfil missud’df.“
In."
onw gal.
“23:“ Brit.
edit EM?” II.
llllatu.
chub. dill". ‘angz'n 11 " me 1%?"
me new. P. if.
as can win flay a who
or mothers bottieef Dr. Hand’s Colin
Care at any drug store. live. 8. W.
lentil, of Particle, N. Y. says:
Hands Coils Cars is far nsdvsnceef
snrsmedy of them kind 1 ever used.
quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain.” Ask some umber who has
remedy about it.
all...
When our
is cross end Tfrstful while who;
gums.”
inmost”? ”51°15"
~"timer of Golden.
lioolEstanoIIIllIIslIrsIIoo.
V nae-r.
detail. A illll} exhibition of this lmautiful work
A new
ESCUED
FROM THE
FLAMES
fllil Sill, ill Willi]
OF FINE FALL AND WINTER
llcn' a. lioyn’ and ( hildren' s
[llfllllllllll
fused (runs the Flames.
The- Stock 1\ 1s caremliy rib-Mimi. all
lbs-Mull); damaged I: «his s: hi eiam‘ (Inn.
and tile lnilunm “Ill be «IIl‘I rml IIt huts
than half orig—1111.1 I I- Isl The “(I u prinrs,
which haw tn en u i by the appraisers
are marked in plain fl urv-s under the
original prlre so that [In great aut‘mg
rah be set n at u. glance.
SaleNowllpeii
With positive instnntlun. In new the
entire amt: \‘Illlilfl in il In: t IIIIitor If
“nettle. it is also oflurmsily «in ~lrI- «i by
the .Ipprner m1; no II. Isnprewntu-
tions sI-Ill i2-I prrnxiiit-mi and all sales
made satisfmton to the purclhasers
5pm- mil not I" rri1l1 nut clung all
the l'l'dlli‘ IIIIII~ fr: in original [mums but
here In- name a few.
Bringttis wIilI you and ask forfolleningi
57.3 him 3’ nu». ma» suns
.ill-L.
29s “on”; Four)"
In (airways and i.
Brr nsimlfim .k‘ ii Mlle‘ttl .i
In >!ilgl: .
nl. marked fll‘
Illéi iv' u-nluu Mll‘ s 1
t1 501.. elem.
15d) \ll li 'i': mi \\I
2i:
8": l iIIlIlrI- ll ‘ls ~«1II-I
“by", II IIrlIvd frInI i
from
5000 Pain of II are some,” els.
IIIIzI-I s in if your.
'. v-on‘n nbl.- IlierIoIIl».
lIIItIIt first.
all sl I».
mom» in. ill
lilo iIIII-Ii drug-In. from ”I'-
III as. In \‘vll'lli illfli‘ fume
(in IIII- ii";
him-I liver: r'~ a: I Man .II mm mm
rice. Isl-i II-III-I mill i‘IIIIIs Klill mlli
'uinullliw II‘ III. Ml viii HM!” "l 11m
i'onhln nil IIIIio-III IIInIIIIIIr: III l"l-Iou
sand: of II I lmiunll a that It lIeIIIre
tuned i. rem IIIII. II»III.».,IIIIIIII
u..—
..._—-—-—
KIWI talk is f in up. 11.1 tom ‘ \I it i Ila-
rm lIuII-l Who-II ilIII IlI IIr- Irw l‘ jIIIIm-i. mt
thun- “immune III-Ii «III have it” in \I
cbnnu- at It." are." home I‘Il- he
Kremlin nIIdlI- I'Ini l‘I His. III-II. I- all
M no.2 u must in: lIIvIII-Il IIIIII rush I t
muw Milan; of impoau re' Nut-your
vysun the lm- Nile i‘lsg- and be here
you an at the right Ilsw.aswr11rn in
dead mmsm about It viuu y; ll trends at
less it: an helices! t' (llllf‘ yuurmlfaud
tell all your triemhi.
GREAT FIRE SALE
fliers open every evening uniii'iu‘rlmck.
Delaney was" It I’. ll.
Salallow open
Price’s Buiidl s
so. It Visits mm
lllllWIlK. 00“.
i. II. IIIIIIIIIII. PHlliilillliPli
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
Cilllflll, PASTELLE, WATER COLOR IIIII SEPIA.
in lmnIiI..2I.rl1 from the original negative. This superior grade of work I: Innot be. made from
Poples. but must. be «lune from the original negative only, thereby preseri luiz all the line qual-
11 y of [lil‘ a um», ilntl prminring in the finished picture velvety sIIfInI-ss lintl richness of tone and
may now be seen at Studio.
—-—-Fl.\'!-2 l’lCl‘Ul E FRAMES" IN lVORY AND HOLD—.—
llne of
m—~.\ilTI.~'l'I(I PHOTOGRAPHS l): PLATINOTYI'EB—
DD!!!) for truncation.
+~
Ell, 53 Will 87.. Nllllflllll.
WANTED.
the." [fill Villa. South Norwullt, C
ooh.
1 his (harming plate will be open all
ulnttrt‘or {rrmmlent or trau‘I nt boarders.
Familiu liberally treated willie house that
i113”; trolley I- an musthehnime;ternismoder-
nl lw
DIIE~~IIIIII~II.I., IIIIIIay. Terms cm
“N galfxgmiM-en . and h in [he etenlng
Walk. 12/ L'i ll,'1".. Lind 11”.“ South Nor
srll 3m
'l‘" l E'l‘.
itillln apertnunts. tlrst ll 7
4 (‘urlwti building, II and Ifiollsdlildtglo‘;
street. in him III
office, \"l “Janina . d “ell “gm c‘)mp£“¥“
‘l.AT. alleonieslem .N02 91 South M
sin
[‘ street emnms. vent .150 lewar partof ‘
lifllli, AN”. in [My street, rent low Also lower
part of in» In, No. 40 East. avenue East Nor-
I‘vnl‘lt‘ g rptimsk rent $9.0!) Apply to W.
I) I.’ a .0 wood Man
on the premises. ufatturlnz CO {nor
‘ROM Deli-mberl. a> It 1-?
1‘ tani or urine nonmuttagt, Quin
lI‘QlilDlrtl'Ll. aitnn
{Apply toL‘husIer F. Clarke,
us if
.‘prItiIe f‘DvllfiS and wash house. of“.
I11 Iqst 1w 0 water near Rows)"-
run-.timu .n. ftI-III, 1* month it e
ian ill’t «- l’ =iMluII ugl- -.I.t y y M n‘lnln‘y
P‘l’lllhl Noumlnr 10. four rooms, «Joni-I
I11Iily in new luII-I lie-Its Place. East.
.\'m .tnlk in« Hill 2 ’i’nra klla1.ll-tis Plum.
n3llt
‘liREE furnislitd rooms A l I
1 Main street. Huulh Nomadic“ y 433—le
)ART of loirrr irons» Woodward avenue
5 r.»_uI 55; V. .'.I Wooduard nit-II1It,rent:
12:; It“ I»fl1nII-'II mr r South Main street and
ii: I. If r1lpinre,r«ntt'l: liIIribnit house and
littl‘... l'IiivIIhI ll
“mm“ nu} gm" ”hm Apply [‘1 E A.
' II» Mllt‘ lfii'er, in e
IIIINIII-uulh: :Mm-rg"
II it nml floor at Elys
ka: lov. t‘nrfl «Ir on iiiciI ~IrIeI: upper floor
'lll Munroe aimrl; shop \\l In lmiiII r and engine
on \V-nur strrei; roomain liIIIIII II«l lIIIiEIllng
lmuseon ’inylnr menu: farm at Emt Nor:
\1I1lk;t-MIII.~1I'I Writer slruml ditto at Middle
the Mn. itiur inqu! n of [It Minoan Buns.
_ _ ,. (All [W
V HF. top floor in Wills .. insiiriir
lIIIllIl'III nun ou'npied by Butler bod Q
l. Ill gar pa titulars for Hire of 11.3%
lime n. m lIlsafure on South sin street.
. or
George F. titan-r. (in \utioualiiunlt. a5tf
SMA.II l. building on Water street,
will”!
. l' 0!! SALE.
‘llllflit l‘Jvis per gallon i -ll 2
2‘ lIlIl. itiliditfl Mill. liiorlld'nnlr{df)lulllijxn
s- l south Norwulk if an rs. (till 11v '
'1‘ HM Kiln “Mil mum: ulm ii will be mid
olllr I-heap for mom. of ms. Apply at this
i.
At more "Ls-l) Velma,” also t
‘l'“;plp'dlpfih L‘ihct'ndug llilfflt'illl. Allaiiinu
il l i 0
Plum. Farsi Niirunlk M’nmndl t’l
IIDS'I‘.
B’"
b V
l“ iii-.31l Ellilll‘ ‘l'uel. liouhavnrd and (inlet:
iurk.'l'llII1n-Iny November :5. mil r of
pearl opera lIl
lillli‘ rI-wiri
ylfifii'pt ilmik leptherlr use. finit-
i i In lit er III I Il‘ r return
in William H. l i. '
Nnrualk in) 0‘9 West menus. death
A
id’s”
0H
Malamute“.
WA “All! I'LEAiiUltlil
{WAN Efilfiltfi'l' [.lffl'l'llltlld
‘rtlflcu ONLY! NOVHSIIIIH 7.
Raoanm
CELEBRATED
ggysrnareo
Lacruna
I-ON T“ I»
flORLD’S
I...
nannies cry for
Plteher's easterla.
Whrnllebywasstclr.wsgaveberm
errnsbe wust’hlld. sheet-led for [W
Whmntiehwanmmmwlnngmlmm
mammary-«Imam
children cry for
Fischer's Gastoria.
Pitchers casterla.
if .' II... ... “I.“ ‘W‘ W ._ pm a one
must at 5th avenue and Itthstveet.
0200.00. unionism-isms
ors’ bilinnd Anaiiyhave tomato“
children Dryfer ““
ssebtorthesssilloodmssocsrelksn. up
FAIR.
suIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII .
Congregational Church.
W‘flckets at Maloimf'sd’uhlic “firm and
Plenum
1‘0"! “51‘ Missiufintworflmfl Lb
detainee! hereby W233? tor it
totally his
Cider" drunk upon hege‘
inf“. Hillbillies less than mmmhl :Ifolfi
I at one Hill
is! to the laws of thetate Mate if
h ..E
raising he is of “Workman“
giggtwwgt." at Pfizl't‘ih Emfiéfi‘
moms by the following live! clusters and
at srwaikdhs list darn-If
wens lfimm :é'll'ngnmmu
.I
Norwalk Chronicler