urchasers.
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in infant.
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rccotnmending it to their pa.
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Price refunded if not satisfac-
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9, £0? prescription use is our
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tints. inns. euss.
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streets.
Menls'f‘iFurnish
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a reopensivechordgin the hearts of a; buying corn-
v HATS > *
welsell the besttwodollar Hat sold in the state.
So- Norwalk.
can buy them than $3.00 on.
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Olll’
The print tit slut, and no mess slut we ssy. lions and Instant them and lodge
for yssrsslm. In addition to . _, .
-:-New-:-s‘rocK-:.
ifs luvs dist: lsrmsnts left cm from Isst you, on whlch we have made a deeper out. You
I
A. Dickerman & Son,
34 WASHIHGTON, STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. cans.
Such Mince Meat, 100 an
Cranberries, 10c qt, 3
State. Our Coffee is
Groceries in this section.
ooled elsewhere. '
_ , deOhangs
YOU nave IT axons: nuns sen on".
' We offer you '
20 lb. Ilsvenmoyor and Elder Standard dpnnlnted Sugar. Slllll.
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The leading Brands ol'llmrr. per Ilarrnl. “.65: Bill: Its.
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3 lb. New‘Muscotel Resins, 25c; 3 lbs. New Prunes, the
Carolina Rice, ride; 8 lbs fancy Milk Crackers, 25c; 4
Soda Crackers, 250; fancy Tomatoes, 10c can; can Corn, loc' None
kage; 3 qts New Beans, 250;
a; 250. Importer of the Best Tea in the
elicious;Butter and Cheese are the very
best. We carry the Largest and finest stock of Staple and fancy
_ Ten thousand dollars worth of new
goods to be turned into cash. Grve us your order and don’t be
' CHAS. 'EEEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 18-2
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4 lbs. New
lbs Standrd
anoy
res :svsrnre sender.
“mammalian-s mm.
s
. twoflflt‘dh'lfiiii‘dfi
_ scorn nuawaurflms asaass.
Box r—borner wrist-tum and North Main
streets.
Bo: d—Omnes Pay and Talks streets.
30‘! m ltrut. I
Boa “kW-t street. omits Franklin ttrcst
school. ,
Bax 3.3-Coacord strut. opposite school.
Box u-Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lfl—Cbrner 1113b street and Hayview
avenue.
Boa lC—Horwalk iron Works building.
Box li—Cnruer West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box “worn-r West street and Taylor
avenue. '
30! W8! Ely avenue and Boston street.
Boa lid-Corner South Main and Monroe
“mu.
Boa Ikllectric Light station.
Box 41-Fairilcldavenno and Cedar street.
SOUTH NilBWALK.
What the Pupil.“ Our City are Doing
sad last-x.
Mrs. Jeremiah O'Brien. of Birming-
ham, has been visiting her son, Jerry
O'Brien, of Ely avenue.
-——l.atcst styles of Fall hats at O'Brien
& Sherwood's hat store, Hoyt's block.
Washington street.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church will hold it sociable at the parson-
age, this evening.
“—The largest line of line candles in
town, at Iane’s.___w
James (lriflin, who has been seriously
ill for the past two or three weeks at. his
home. 37 Wat street, is slowly improv-
ng. .
«Have you seen the elegant line of
bats displayed by O'Brien & Sherwood,
the Washington street batters?
Attorney Charles D. Barnes has so.
cured the services of Miss Cora Barnum,
of Main street, Norwslk. as stenographer
and typewritist.
——You can buy spring chickens and
fowls for l‘llc. pound; turkeys for 18c.
at Hayes' market.
Crows will be present at the muster and
inspection, Monday night, of the com-
panies oi the Fourth regiment located
In Bridgeport.
-—Plenty of fresh Huyler’s candy at
lane's.
Mrs. Sherwood. who, for nine years,
has been connected with Jerry McAulcy‘s
famous Water street. mission in New
York, willspenk in the Methodist church.
Sunday evening.
—0rders solicited for silk hats at
O'Brien dc Sherwood's.
The religous meetings at the First
Methodist Episcopal church, this week,
hasbsen of great innrest. The one last
night was remarkable. They will be
continued next week and gracious re-
sults are hoped for. '
-Plenty of delicious broad. at lme's
Some boys set fire to tho underbrush in
Gould Seymour’s and Mr. Sherwood's
woodland in Springwood. last evening.
can-u quite I fire. The blaze could be
seen quite a dktauco. Some timber was
burned, but no great damage was done.
—Call and examine the large stock of
hats at O'Brien a Sherwood's. if they
have not gotth you want they will
suit you by a special order Anythingt)
oblige customsrs_.__' ___ .
Capt-incl Police Joseph I... Colgrove
will sell his house on Prospect street at
public auction, Wrdnesday afternoon at
2o'clock. He expects to remove from
South Norwalksbout January 1 to Dover,
Delaware. where he has a large peach
orchstd. H“...
-You can buy spring chickens and
feels for tile. pound; turkeys for 18c.
st llsyts' market.
Tomorrow evening, at the Baptist
church. there will be an illustrated son
service as 7 o'clock. The stereoptlcon
will be used, hymns will be thrown on
mm, and“ suitable pictures will be
used to illustrate the sentiment of the
hymns, All are welcome.
4-58“,in
wood‘s. _
sashes o‘clock yesterday mornings
car load of stove coal was put In the
melldstsd railroad freight yard for
thenceof iherlilvcad ofllces in South
Norwslk. Thepoorpeople living In the
neighborhood made numerous raids on
the curs-d fulytwotousof the coal
wascsflsdawsy yesterday.
~Junlus Browumalunhllw hanger,
“on“, general jabbing, grslnlsg,
etc. Mbponodloeand So. Norwslk
Hardware Co. Contracts solicited. an
it new street. South Kermit.
a”... so. seer, o. u. o.
«0.7..wilbsldltselgktksuaul ecu
seem at O'Brien 0: fiber.
esrtsadrsospdsulsAriou Hail. Marti»
Rev. Dr. Howard will preach in the
Soutlrport Congregational church to
marrow.
—-A pound of line mixed candy and a
looking glass. all ion-15o. at lane’s. for
to day only. '
Charles D. Barnes will lead the lip
worth bogus meeting in the First
Methodist Episcopal church. tomorrow
evening.
Germanic Singing Society will give a
sacred . concert, to-morrow night, in
Germanls Hall, with Heine‘s iull arches
tra accompainrnent.
Judge Wheeler yesterday granted his
Keeler a divorce from her husband.
James Keeler. The custody of two chil-
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, Jr., and
Miss Amy Cox, of Roton Hill, are spend-
ing a week in New York. attending the
horse show at Madison Square Garden.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pease, oi Pitta-
iield, Mass, who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Andrews. of
West Main street, returan home yester-
day. .
—-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 12c a pound. 10 lbs for SLOO, at
Hayes' market. _
.Tommy Ryan.the champion waiter»
weight of the world, who will spur here
on the 27th Inst. will be the guest of
Messrs. McIntyre and Johnson. in lucr-
row.
The second hearing In the contest to
determine the legal heirs of Shelton Kayo
mend. late of Dorian has been [met-
poned from Monday until next Satur-
day, in Stautlord:m__-
Wallace McQuliae. who has been at lire
Chicago Exposition for some months.
operating air compressors for the Nor-
walk Iron Works company, arrived in
South Norwalk this morning.
Eliza (Jolly, of Greenwich, was granted
a decree of divorce from Joseph Golly in
Judge Wheeler's court,yesterday, on the
ground of cruelty. They were married
January 22, 1885. The plaintiff's name
was changed to Eliza Manley.
-Any style of bat made to order by
O'Brien & Sherwood. ..
Arthur C. Broadhurst started from
Harlem rigor at 8:30 o'clock Thursday
morning, stud walked to South Norwalk,
arriving here at ii o'clock in the after-
noon. Heis visiting his cousin. W. 8.
(layer, of Enron lliil.
The fair, sale and slipper by the ladies
of the South Norwalk Baptist church
takes place Tuesday and Wednesday.
afternoon and evening, Nov. 2i and 32.
A concert will be given each day atd
o'clock, and again at 8 o'clock, by Jerome
May's Banjo club.
-Fresh hams, 12c a pound, at llayes'
market?‘
Oscar Banks. of Solmons' livery stable.
recently had the title of uncle conferred
upon him by the birth of a sweet girl
baby to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor. of
Green's l-‘arrns. Mrs. Taylor wasformer»
ly Miss Jennie flanks. who has a large
O'Brien a Sherwood, who recently
opened a hat store in Hoyt’s Theatre
building, are meeting, we are pleased to
state. with deserved success. They are
both popular young men. with many
friends. Mr. Sherwood is a first class
hatter. who knows how to get up nob-
by head gear.
Simply a look at Comswck Brothers'
stock of winter clothing makes a person
feel crimforiobly warm. They are show-
ing a large variety oi ulsters.boys‘ reefers,
fleece lined underwear, and hate and
caps for cold weather wear. it. is an
necessary to dilate on quallty and prices:
the name of the ilrrn lss synonym of
excellence and moderate prices.
About llfty members of Olive Branch
lodge. K. of i’., of South Norwalk. went
to Bridgeport, last night to tilt Joseph
Dowdsll lodge The third rank was en-
empllilsd on two candidates. one of
.5 them being Joesph Perms member of
Olive Branch lodge. The visitors In
speeches highly commended the Bridge-
port lodge for its excellent degree work.
Abollation was served.
District Deputy Waldorf and W. (I.
Kimberly. of Bridgeport, visited Lincoln
council. No. 4,0. U. A. lb. of South
Norwalk, last night. A dslrgation from
leads council, of Stamford, was present.
A very interesting meeting was held,
the third degree being worked. The
speakers wars D. D. Waldorf and Kim.
bsrly. of Bridgeport. es-Couudllor usur-
snbsck. of Norwalk. and Professor Bald-
win, of Stamford. A line collation was
served. W
~l'rssh hams, flows peund. at Hayss‘
market.
2. ll. Mathewson, of the well known
shoe tires of lounsbury. Mathewson &
Cm, rsosutly reads arrangements have
the lirm’sgoods introduced In South At-
Silli'idbl NEWS.
a "van, "mice: of Items [runs the
[foster tad of Tow-l
Rufus F‘illowmf Cranberry Plains,“
seriously ill.
.~Msad's candy fresh every day.
.l
Cranberry Plains chapel to marrow alien
noon. .
~Fsshionable shapes in felt hats, to-
day. at 49c, at stoett's, Norwslk.
Andrew Heath will lead the song ser-
vice at the Y. M. C. A. rooms to-rnor-
row afternoon. _ _
——Those Japanese boxcsat Lane's are
from Vautine's. A No. 1..
Miss Evelyn McAllister. of Winni-
pauk, has accepted a position in Attorney
James Hubbell's office as atencgrspber
and typewrilist.
-~'lhc Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwslk. Price only $9.96.
A Nurwslk lawyer who is collecting
bills for a party sends out notices stating
that theclaim is for “medicieas‘” and has
been “placed into his hands for adjust
ant. "
—Special sale of trimmed bats today
at stcett's, Norwalk. from .1 up.
Rev. W. J. Slocum paid off a 92.0w
mortgage on St. Mary‘s parochial resi-
dence, last week, leaving the building
clear of dept. This is one of the results
of last week's fair at the Opera House.
——Don't fail to examine the new stock
of Kandy at lane's.
The New York and Norwslk Steam-
boatcompsny have purchased the pro
peller Vulcan, formerly owned by the
Bridgport Steamboat company. and will
place it on the more between Nora-all:
and New York.
——l"‘reah home made pies. 15c. lllead‘s.
A jury in the Common Pleas Court
yesterday gave Bernard McGovern “50
damages against the Norwalk Horse Rall-
way company for injuries he received
by being accidentally kicsed while he
was ejectlcga man from the car. The
company will no dought take a special.
—A new line of winter waists.casb-
mere. serge, flannel.etc., lined and un-
lined, have just been received at the
Bosnia store. Norwa‘k. Prices range
from 01.29 to ”All.
The case of B. B. Banks, of Broad
River, now in Bridgeport jail on a judg
ment secured against him by Theodore
Rogers, will come up for review before
Judge Curtis today. Two weeks ago
Banks took the poor debtor‘s oath. At
tomcy Walsh, for the plaintiff, asked for
the review, which was granted.
—-Special sale of Prince of Wales feather
crs, ostrich tips. all colors. 500 to 75c. to
day. Fawcelt's. headquarters for millin-
ery, No. 8 Water street. Norwslk
"Banjo King" Bussing, who was arrest-
ed a few days ago for defrauding a bond-
lng house keeper in New Milford, has
been “performing" alter the same fash-
lon in Ridgefleld, according to the Press.
within says: "llarry llussing, the so-
callerl ‘banjo klug.’ gave a benefit In this
town. last summer. and failed to pay all
the bills be contracted here. quietly skip
ping the town early in the morning after
the ‘perforrnsace."'
-—l"or your trimmed hats and bonnois
go to l‘awccti's. headquarters for millin-
ery. No 3 Water street, Norwalk.
A New Haven dispatch says there is
dissension among the Knights of Colum-
bus ol that and other cities over the re
ported increase of the salaries of the na-
tlousl officers, that of Supreme Knight
J. J. Pbslan from .500 to Ol,000,3u.
premaSeorstary Daniel Colwell, of Hart-
ford. from “.200 toOIJiOO. The national
convention, it is reporter], ls composed
of fourteen men, who, with the su-
preme officers. the latter being in major-
ity, not only increased their own salsfl
ice, but reelected themselves to office.
It is said that there will be an endeavor
called to protest against the action of
the convention. ..-.-. ._..,.
-—Don’t fall to read the People's Marc
Iret ad. to-dsy. WW“
ln'l'nn Summit. of November Inp-
psared an article relative to Mrs.
Thomas Ward, of Chapel street, receiv-
Ing letters from a tire. Finnegan, of
Dsnbury,stsling that her husband was
engaged to marry a young lady of that
city. it turned out, as readers remem-
ber.to be a caseof mistaken Identity;
the man was another Thomas Ward.
Tu! Sunni. has since learned that. In.
stead of distruetlng her husband sud
keeping the alfslr from him. Mrs. Ward
showed him the letters and they decided
to rsplytathern with the intention of
sunspot-g someone who. they thought.
was trying to swindle In. Ward. Chief
of Patios Deon must to Dsnbury
wllktbsssudluvisw. ‘l‘hsletnrswere
kt the handwrltlol and couched la the
Wet anamaudsvsrvtldsg Mia
and tau
’l
Rev. F. s. Robbins will preach in the ,
to have special rutetlngs of the councils
is wusotktsglsss tbs-s!
Highest of all in Lemning rowan—Latest U. s. Gov’t RepSrt.
Bolling
Powder
The firm of Tully dz Slxeehan, shoe
dealers doing business on Main street,
was dissolved today. I). J. Shoehnu
will continue the business.
—You can buy fresh pork and sou
sage for 12c a pound, 10 lbs. for $1.00. at
“”9" 'E‘PIlE‘Z‘: _..
Queer Religions Sorts.
M. Tsaknl. n llussinn writer. lots pub-
lished nu llllt'l'vslllrl: work ultillltd, “Qru‘er
Religious Son“ of liumiu." from which it
appears that there arr not loss than lint“);
”followers of insane and cranky notions
in the ourpin- of tho. rmr. 'l'luzw, mruruunb
ties of devout and rlr-Imlml beings are run-
abantly being enlarged. In spite rrf all of-
forts made to the contrary by the govern‘
ment.
One of these sects ls known in; the “linu-
aways." As soon on they embrace the new
faith they fly from their villages and towns,
destroy their Identity me much us possible,
and henceforth live as “wages. "The
('hrists" rm.- nuutlwr ('llriull‘l wet. ’l‘lwy
worshlpmwh other. 'l‘Iuw-hiti con-monies
are a crazy hpoclrs of dancing. yelling as
loudly as pomihlc nml pounding stones
ivltb sticks.
The “rikt'iplr-tys” believe in self mutila-
tion, but will not submit to amputation,
”on llmlrgls ii \lI-lllil have lilo. Lila: llm
"(flirinl-n.” they dunn- nrnl yell for hours
a Ithout intermission.
Still another rvf illl‘si.‘ llt‘llltli‘ll sects lslllc
"lluml: Boys." Why they are called dumb
boys on one scents to know, but it. is u cu—
rious fast that the sort. in compmul of both
scars. old men being In the rmljorlly. it Is
cluirnml that some of thesi- aged putrirtt‘cbs
hsxr outspoken In r’dlyvurs, although pen
is L able to do nu tllul Hwy 50 tit-sire.
‘ s r u Suicides" an» it arch it'll by M.
Sultrkt-lilfo. who lu'rrif‘llnl M'll destruction
Irsnu absolute llt‘\'\"-"ilyl0 salvation. He
is vcryt-Imlnruf. llllll ll is'mirl that he often
ll‘llYt'“ n cbnrr h “Illl .1 ill .{t‘ll ~uiclrlvs' rrL
mnlne ntrrn u about the lllrrvf‘. ~~ London Mil
lion
The Woman “ho (Elves .hhlcc.
She is u wry \Vt‘lll'lhiilllt' murmur, the one
who gives you mlvrcru
.Shcltllrfis not. wait till younnk forit or
she lhlnks you lived It.
She has it in stun-.aml if )‘Ulllliimwll
along also pour: If out i It you
It tmmlly lilt|lllrllr4, too. tlmt she pours it
most freelywlluu you curr't tine ll. don't
want. It. “’(llllllll'l link! it and wish she
would lit-Pp slill.
She has sharp eyes. as A rule. The)“ are
not bright and pretty, but nulls-5s little
bonds that look fut if lllr)’ \vr-rc threaded
wtllr upln point which [Il‘ll'ltrt you lit err-r)"
glance.
if shelouks. itisio criticise; if she lis-
tens, It is to suggest; if l‘tllt‘ spooks, it. Is to
relate lufr-xpvricnco and random licr wary.
You may tor-clilysuggost that you also
would Ill.” - . home by your knowledge
throuul. ‘ W. but she seems in be
doubtlx mportrsut an individual
will u 3' III..- lulppvnlltgs that
touch.
Site 1.. no, bless her, ycs~but
she is \‘trlj . In" to mortals u‘homruc
in her W“) a... low which! their wings:—
thv York Advertise-r.
Toast Wafer.
When mnklnrztonst water are to it that
the hrs-ml Is lmmtml tors turn. (luv par;
llclc of worth “ill destroy the rlr-lir-ncy of
the rlislr. Allmvr-uougb lmlllllt: u'nirr to
cover the lJf‘UWlti'tl :liron, llllIl Ir‘l llu-m
strnul unlll cobl. Strain lIu- \Villt'l',h\\'t‘t'l€ll
to tuutv—hgniu euro umnl llt' token that this
drink will not ln-unpululnblr- l’ulnsnmll
pit-ca of Ice in the glusnful.
Bldngmthewnails is not only a foolish
habit, but also a dangerous one. The
partiqu of nail are apt to lodge some-
where In the lining of the throat or
stomach and create an irritation such as
is caused by a splInter.‘
‘ Ali-I'D Discovery for I'll".
Allen's Discovery for Piles Is a certain
cure for ads of piles. Do you have
menses an chilling with lntenseltchlng
often at night? it is cross toncglsct
thesesymptoms. if y have suite
for years with chronic piles and feel you
cant be. cured, give Allen's Discovery
one trial. It is anew discovery that cures
piles. Sold by all drugglsts. Price 50
cents. Sent b6 mail for no cents. Ad-
drsn Allen's Isccvery. Box 38, Iseitoy.
. .
Group is a terror to young mothers
To post them concernln the first symp
toms and treatment Is t 0 object of this
item. The lint Indication of creep Is
boarsenus. in a child who Isl-abject to
creep it may be taken as a sure sign of
an a h of an attack. Following
this hoarsensss is a peculiar. rough cough.
If Chamberlain's (bummed Is given
us soqr as the child mes nurse or
evens terths rough cough hssappesmi It
will revout the attack. It has never
been Known to fall. 25 and 60 cent bot
ties for sale by G. O. Silllson. rlrugglst.
W-..“ ._...-__ . ,. mg.
Henry Wilson, the postmaster at
Welshtou. Florida, says be cured in case
of diarrhoea of longstanding in six hours.
with one small bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
What a lesssnt surprise that must’hsve
been to sufferer. Such cures are not
unusual with this remedy. In many In;
stances oul one or two doses are re-
olrsdto vs permanent relief. it can
2m be depended upon. When rs.
dosed. with water it is pleasant to take.
for sale by e. C. Stillman, drugglst.
"iii it“.m“'.i'l‘°nt"£.t'm‘ an”
I I,
'" which omit a' i:
L I susmv relentless.
Preachers and Their Themes In Normans
Churches 'I‘o-lnorrnw.
Hov-rrs Norman: Conunrosrtossn. West.
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald H. .
Pix. 1).. pastor. Services 10'.le a. m. and 7:41)
p. 111.; Sunday schml.12m. Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor meetlng at Mil)
: subjcrt. "(ienrlcness a Fruit. of the
' Marlenlierberl’l‘llly. Moruln enh—
cr'l. "The Purity of our City's Homes." new
art. l'ruplu‘s Scrvlcr: subject, “lie Yo Also
mly." '
Snu’rn Nouwam Murrwmsr. “fest avenue,
ncrsr (larncr. ltnv. if. E. ilurnes. )Mtrlf'.
Services 105!) a. m. and 7.10 p. rn‘, . untidy
schml.12:wm.: Epworth League meeting, this
1». m. Before the morning sermon the lastor
wIll say a few words uponsremnta air af-
fmlug thls community.
. Soc-nu Normans Bsrrrs'r. West avenue. near
Pine street. ltev. it. t). Sherwood. raster.
Preaching. tom mm. and 7.1!) p. m.; ..unrlay
school. :5 in: Young Purpls's Society of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, rial) p. In.
Short sermon to children lwrnre the morning
sermon. Evening. Illustrated HOOK service
TfliNl‘l'V Enrammr. West street and Fair-
field avenue. Soul in Norwalk. Rev. Ulln Bullock
realm. Morning Prayer. thnny and sermon
at 10:3); masundny sr-boolJllzlllp. in.; Even-
sonu at 7 p. in.
Normans ('rmunnunloshr. corner Park
and Lewis streets. licv. T. K. Noble. I). 1).,
pastor. Serum-s at 10:11) a. uhamlhin p. uh;
Sunday school. I23) p. uh; Young l’eo Ie's
Society; of Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:. p.
“1.2 so jrurl‘ “(lentlensss a Fruit of the Splrlt."
Leader. llt-nrv N. Itlder. Morning Rev. W.
ll. Monro. of Hartford. will preach. tlio pastor
(roudur'tlur the o toning exercises Evening
sublect,"\\‘orld‘s l urllmucnl of licl'gions. l\' :
(‘lirlslianlly and the World's llow- of Pro.
green."
Nouwsut hlnrunmsr. Went and Mott ah:-
nuns. llcv. A. ll. Wyatt. pro-tor. Survives
tour a. m. and 7:30 p. in; Sunday l-‘t'lllllll.
1‘2 "1.; Epwurth lwnguo met-ting. om p, m :
Ynunxmen‘s meeting at In IL in. In the lecture
room. The pastor will Ilfefli‘ll in the morning
and in tho rvonlug Mrs. Slrcrtvwl. nf Jerry
McAulsy‘s llli-sinri.of New York. will speak.
Nouwux hams-r. Ensr avenue. oppmitc
Green. Rev. 1". E. Robbins, pmtur. Scr—
vlcns. will a. rn. and 73.!) p. rn.; Sundaym-lumi.
l2 "1.; early prayer meeting, lllzll) n. 121.: young
people‘s meeting. 5:3! p. m. Morning subject,
“Accounting limo lied.“ Evening. subject.
“The [motion of Heaven."
unac- Erlsuwar. Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norwnlk. Rev. S. if. Watkins. rector.
Twenty—fifth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
Communion.with. ms. Morning Prayer. LIL
any and sermon. limit a. 111.; Sunday school, I:
"L: Evening Prayer and neutron. 7:30 p. in.
Hr. l‘sr'w Ems-cont. Church street. oppo-
sltr the (irmrn. Norwnlk. Rev. ‘5'. l’nud.
rector. lllvluu service with sermon, infill a.
UL: Divine service with srrumn. 7:11) p. 11).;
Sunday sch-ml. 1:! m.
Sr. Mauv's. R. (7.
null Chaps-l sir-rel. horwalk. lit‘Y. W. .l. Sloo-
um. rumor. Low Mass. '.‘ a. m.: Children‘s
Mammal a. or; illgh Mass. lomn m '. Vespers.
1’11!) 1). ill.
Ess'rh’onwsm Swentsu Commsosnossh.
Riverside avenue. Rev. (I. binds-grim. aa-
lor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and Till p, m.; bun-
dny school. 35!} p. m.
Ess‘r Avssus: errnoms'r. near Vananlt
avenue. East Norwaik. ltov. t‘. hiJ‘cKtt. nas—
lor. Preaching infill a. m. and 7:“) p. m.; bun—
dru‘ school. l2 m.: young people‘s nun-ting lile).
The pastor u'lll preach morning and evening.
llrrosn Riven l‘nsrrn Superintendent.
James Lyn-ell: assistant. (llllmrt Horton: or.
Elblllhl. Miss Lulu Hmlgos. Sunday school. ll
., m.: Young i’enplo's Smlety of Christian
Dtlt'lu'lir meeting, can) u. rn.: l’mycr meet-
lfllf. Sunday evening at hill.
H's. Arrorrsw'n Mission. at James blunts.
bar's rrslsleur-e. thnl auk. Sunday school.
3.1!) p. m.: ('lisrlos (‘lr (tom. snperlntemlenl:
Arthur ll. l‘blttetn. mlslant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Alllslor. organist. Preaching at t p. m. by Rev.
Hmrmrwoon Caron CHAPEL. Ely avenue,
South Nurwrtllr Sunday School. 3:1!) p "1.:
evening ssrvlce. (I) p. ms,subjwl."liegeuera-
ilnu." ~Jn|r ix.. 1.. .l.
tier-m Normans Lucrr'ns lionu. :17 ('livuf-
uulatn-ot. iii-mum Huntley M'lanl at 105.! a.
m.: iiorruau services at 2:03 p. m.. by pastor.
t‘. A. llriu-Lruclcr'. falcons“ Survive at 32!!)
p. in.
(‘osoumsrrossn Mission. rlprluguruml
llnlon Chapel. Ely avenue. .lnn Perm. psi-tor,
Hungarian survives. Honda '. at 10:1!) a. in. Illlll
f) p. m.; Thursday at 7:1)! o'c ock.
Sr. PAUL'H Mission. VnnZandt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwnlk. Sunday sr-bml 3:00 p.
In. and preaching at. up p. in. Free sittings
MM a cardinal welcome to all.
llarvrsr'rru livasonmsr'us Hr. l'sz'rnr-llu»
Mutant. Danton”. Apllz. Grand Army llrlll.
u» stairs. Wnshln ton street bridge. rloullr
\nrsvnlle. l‘rodlut. (HIM. lll.: Honnlsgssolmlo.
12m to. Allrl llculsclu-wilrkomrueu. o
Arwrrrrt‘musrurv. Vun'lmndl arr-nus. moat
Norwalk. I’m-twining. him a. m. and 7:11) p.
lib; Sunday school l2 rn.Yonn People's rut-ct
lug tlzll) p. ill. George l". Teep e. pastor.
(luxury ilAl‘Tlfl'l‘ Hoclwrv,erIutrml llulld-
nu. t‘nrm-r Wall and Knight. streets. Norw is.
J. ll. Nibl'ltt‘. tractor-elect. Hominy school.
that p. m; young people's rneetlngdn'll p. m.
Armour Mmuomm Erruoorsr. Knight
nlrrcl Norwslk. ltov. Dr. Hands. wtor.
l’reru'blng, lllzlll a. m.; Sunday school at 2:15 p.
m.- prayer meeting at llzll) p. m.: preaching at
hill p. in.
GliARl‘l‘lVildJ UliAi‘lb. Ulmroh street. near
Taylor avenue. Sunday school at 81%|) p. in.
Your“: let'fl Unum‘rsu Aasor‘mrtos.~~
illbleolsss at lip. m.: Song service all p. m.
Lill’l‘ 0" LETTERS
llemnlulng uncalled for at the followlngpost-
other» for the Work ending Nov. l8, [ML i'or-
sous calling for any of those letters will please
say they are advertised:
South Norwaik.~»ltirs. Frank Howell. it.
An new Mrs. Annie i. llnldwln. Mr. and Mrs
We rsJohulfo shuly,Mlss E. Kenny, .l. A.
Jennings.Wm. u ton.
W. A. McGuire, a wcll~knosn citizen
of McKey,()blo. Is of theoplnlon that
there Is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or arms as Cham-
berlain’s (laugh Remedy. s has used
It In his family for several years with
tho best results and aims in keeps a bot
tle of it In the house. fter havln in
grippe be was himself troubled will a
severe cough. He used other remedies
wItlmut licnoilt and then concluded to
delight it soon effected a permanent
cure. on and 50 cent bottles for sale by
(l. (t. Stillmn. Drugrrlst.
m... ,,,,,, .. _, . . «2'. .. .. . .. ..
Children Cry for
it: ichcr'e Gastorla.
When fishy was sick. we gave tu-r Caloric
When she was a Child. she urbd for liar-twin.
When she Mame Miss. she clung to (fastens.
when she had (mildren. she gov-then: m.
Children (try for
Fischer's bacteria.
corner of West avenue '
try the children’s medicine and to his so
STILL AN
Porterhouse Steak. .
Sirloin teak
Fresh Hams.
Fresh Should
Salt Purim...
Sugar cured llama. . ..
Lamb ('liops ......
er
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 60. Norwalk.
.................................. ,.....................
—_«.__....
E. .r. WADHAMS, Proprietor.
rnes neuunr.
.__Q»_
E. M. .llCKSlIlI. PHOTOGRAPHER
Surprising How Low the Price on,
FURNITURE-
PEliPlE'8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Nor-walk
Telephone call, 52~3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5-7-8,
Special for the Holidays.
Ponrmrrs ‘ru
CRAYIJN, PASTELLE. WATER ClllllR MID SEPIA,
in bamlvork fromthcorlginal negative. This superior grade of work cannot be made from
carries. but. must. be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the fine qual-
ity of the some. and producing In the finished picture velvety witness and richness of tone and
detail. A tlne‘exhlbltlon of title beautiful work may new homes at Studio.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN l\'()R.Y AND HOLD m— ~
A new line of
Mv—«All'l‘is’l‘lil PHOTOGRAPHS l.\' l’liA’l'lb'OTYl‘ES—
open for lnspr‘r'llon.
. in Will sr. nonwrrr.
‘-
Has fallen this season.
BL'Y WHEN YOU CAN BUY CHEAP.
We are now selling Antique 03]:
Plush Seat Rockers for $2.00, formerly sold for $3.00; Antique
Oak l’lush Seat Chairs for $1.54). formul- price, $2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for stud) in the market.
l0 Per Cent Reeuction on All Goods for Cash.
David Slow, 28 South Main Street.
Taylor 8!. Gordon.
Real Estate and Insurance
“'AS H I NGTON ST“ BET.
Parsons lookln foralot. or house.- nnd lot.
with the view 0 purl-basing. are invited to
call and examine ourllst. “e have them for
aisle in every part of the city at rerunriablt
prices and on easv terms. anal ti
“i ANTED.
a lady and child of four wands furnish-
ed room with alcove.suitubls for light.
B"
iiousckoe dust. Apartments must be near and
removal) 0. Reply tolltls norm " Vt. Blvd:
n s'
‘I L lll‘X’l‘O.\' wrmlsdressumklng. at her
i I own home or by the day. Cutting.
flitingamlremmlelln rlone. Work uunrunlocr .
Prices l‘t'llrumltllio. . o. l ()rr'lmtll street.
Norwalk. ulT Ill
(i Rl.lmlouunrrrll housework. Applyto
(”20.17. BEAM-dz, N0. 20 l-‘nlrllelrl av‘r-‘n‘uo.
n t 2 t
1
I unset/romeo by the any. Terms. sin
(.‘ull between 7 and I! In the evenlru.
Mrs Martinez. 24 liavllaml street. South Nor-
walk. arid film
To LET.
ESK room or half of store to let. l7 North
Mnlnslresl, South Nortvslk. Conn. ullltf
l
flu-VP of live Immunity rnoms.rsnl81l.lll.
None but small families nerd applr. 70
North Main street. ulrlt
( NElrtruo front room. with board. warm.
Suitable for two nontlemon. or iron
man hurl with. Table murders wanted.
Humor. II? Wnslilngton sl reel.
hid
‘ 'llelA' furnished room, sultablr- for can or
L two oath-rush. Applytofitlm A.(‘r.srm.o‘l
North it «In street. South Norwnlk. nltl tit
most no... In nihhnuhlmhéhhn floor.
.I. invra‘o ilrunrm. at Ferris“ mullfl‘w'
u I w
V Hid East store and basement in 'l'nr. Slurr-
um. building. Him 2min. Apply at Hus-
Tlfill. office.
)Ait’f' of lower house. Woodward overrun.
_ rent. ’0: No. IWoor ward avenue, rent
fl2rpatt of house corner Smith Main street and
lanfol‘rl place. rent, ill; part. of Seymour
hon-e. lianfnrd ”content. on. Apply to E.
'3:..“".’.'”’.!."!E"-., , ,
'I‘il'll‘lmto’:J limpriyln this ll‘nsaéar'rlre lhu‘lld-
r r noon or n or .or e
knit: :‘liml'ogo pa: 363801521?!) ullre {if “Fri
n . an no u ornament»
k‘ Hearse. City Natlonalllsnk. sort
ROOM a rtment. firstborn rear. ver
4 Tabrllls'pfrult store. ashlnzmn
streetrhalls ll htrrl and lientorl- wlnriows In
every room. mlllm' office Old Well (:Iusr
company.qu lngionrrtrset anal"
7mm. hurttr‘mww . ' ....
is ll. [Rainbow on n" street Might",
Poll SALE.
AT girlie auction. Wednesday. November
it . at it p. to. Seven rmmslmnso with
cellar and attic mi ssrcllent wollnlwsrer.
us of h 3 around ovu'lmhlni the
n . an only five mlnutrs‘ walk from the
r. in sin of J. L. Colturovc or James
“miss". sanctions". of» or
‘0“ BABE 0R 0 LIT~A house of eight
rooms on C at sires . A
mason hm lw rl “on?“
D I 5 fl (Ell. n
Ad 3f t‘. Mugshot-an. l’lvl'tmtd
n
a usual r.
avenue. Mt. Vernon. S. if.
their?“ "resort-rtuct'mr
0! n B I p (1 HI .
at Baker's stainless Spring street. p n’ll l’: y
nndifihhm motor. which will be sold
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
MST.
”nervesfigment...» the
9 ton mes orwsl'k cs. e
ad ll‘bs llsb maga-
hen. "' ’ "" ,,
t
”:1.“
r
I
gntertar'nmrnls.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
HNF. PERFORMANCE ()SIA’.
Saturday Evening. November It.
MR. l‘llAh‘. E. ill-\Vlitlh' llbll‘illl'tl tom puny
of [Ilflyl'l'u In a superb revival of
Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
PETER JACKSON
as I'rwlc Tout.
Tun "mums." ('ifAH. E. DAVIES
us tlu- nurllnnl‘flr.
Jubilee slum-rs
Burk burl Wing llhro'ersll
.\ [lost of Pleasing Specialties!!!
By popular request Peter Jackson. prior to
blunt» worenrnas Uncle TM", will srnr three
m‘irnf tlr- rounds with the immune young (fall-
fornlan JOE CHUYNHKI.
,.,Seruson saleul Gregory‘s drug store. Nor-
wallr. amlf'mk‘sdrug store. South Norwslk.
-
lint Supper, Fair and Sale.
80. sunwntr ssrrrsr shun III.
constant or
Jerome May's Banjo lllult.
Tuesday,Wednesday
Ai’l‘EliNtlth and EVENINIL
Course tickets, 40 cen's: Anglo ll!‘littft4.55 rents.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES
1.
November 2 I and 22
hill tit
Ir-l’l'liltt'l' tiltl NORWALK.M., P 3A1!
D Fulfil. November "lit A. it. 1%
Estate of intense Dibble late of Nov-
wallr. ln saIri )lstrlcl. deceased.
()aosusn. That the executors
exhibit their administration
to this ('ourt for mllnatmcnt.
l'robrsto ”mm In orwslk. on the lit
day or Nowmtwr. ltlllli. at 2 onion . after.
hmmanrl that all persons Interest In said
Estate muy be untitled thermmlte 0:"qu
will cause this order to be uhllshenr in a
nowapaperhavlu srlrr‘nlstlnn nsalrlD‘strlet
and [not a row t moor (til the sign post
Norwalk. nearest the vim-e wheretbe deceased
last dwelt,“ least ten days infers sold fifth
day of November. tum.
ii. WOthA 1)
sea
miss.
Free ironing Schooling
An evening Mimi for all rrersons In
walk. over fourteen years of age. who deal H' to
study A ithmerchemnsneb p firmlrlreevl .
or other ranch" taunbt In the ’uhlic Selling.
wlll be opened In the 0ch River No it I .
in . Nr-rws I on Monday. November til. era
numbers will be h attundanre on the new ‘
logs in Monday. nerds . Wednesday and
Thum-ay hnvember so. a . It and fit from .5!)
until Io‘nlock. to receive All persons WM I“
sire to outer the school. and to supply to the-
Miiiii’i ”WWW. MAPLIII. Prlsrlpel.
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