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Also 0111:
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‘ We sell the best two. dollar H at sold' 111 the state.
N IS & 00.,
_. ington St,
11111 EVENING sacrum.
‘ you using Cod Liver on
paying a handsome price
‘1’
With Hypophosphites at
111 11 111111
e are selling a selected Nor-
wegian Oil saline as can be had
in its market, and our Emulsion
is perfect.
Physicians are using it and
recommending it to their pa.
fleets.
' You know all about our
Rough Remedy,
25c and idle Bottles.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
tory.
1“ ‘for prescription use is our
, Specialty."
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||.Plaistcd
Druggist,
48 Washington St.
N scum NORWALK.
runs. :olts. cuss.
EBRIISIIES. etc.
3 111111.. seed on: to 1111111.
__11111 It Pleased to give you
"for doing your work.
gssrastu 8stlstsctlon In
mPurs.
Insets
P.
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NORWALKJ:
, Washington St...
South Norwaik.
HATS
mm comes. shim 1.1111 Proprietor.
Wflaflfi°fi$fihfim s .291:
loom IONWA“ rm ALLBM.
Box Bacorm' Washington and North Idain
uncle.
Boa e—Uorner Day and Tolles streets.“
Box 0.0m. street.
Box ll—West street. opposite Franklin street
school. ~
Dex 13—Ocncord street. opposite school.
Box 14—00mm North Main and Ann streets.
Box ll-Cerner. High street and Havview
avenue.
Box lB-Norwalk iron Works building.
Box i‘i—Ccrner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box lib—Corner West street and Taylor
' avenue.
Box Bs—Oorner Elyavenuc and Benton street.
Box Eli—Corner South Main and 'Monroe
streets.
Box ail—Electric Light station.
Box 41—Feirdsld avenue and Cedar street.
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mniatnra Almanac for Tc-morrow.
Sun Rises SnnSets Big h'i‘hie Low Tide
at 0:54 41154511151 at 11:10
law York Herald Weather l'oroeaet.
The weather to—day promises to be colder;
fair weather will prevail. with a minimum
temperature of about twenty-five degrees to.
night. To-morrow it promises to be colder
and clear.
SOUTH
NORWALK.
What us; People of Our City are Doing
and flaring.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mather, of West
Norwaik. has issued invitations for a rc-
ception at their residence, Thanksgiving
night.
\
—Yon can buy fresh pork and new
cage for 12¢ a pound, 10 lbs. for $1.00, at
Hayes’ market.
Grand Juror William hi. Raymond re-
ceived a telegram from Bridgeport. this
morning, announcing that his son. Oll-
ver E. Raymond. who has been seriously
iii. in much worse.
—liead's ice cream always on hand.
The location of the spur track leading
from the Danbury roadie the turn table
near the lock shop is being changed. la~
stead of connecting with the main track
it will connect with the siding loading to
the Norwnlk Iron Works.
-—Fresh hams, 12c a pound. at llaycs
market.
The Connecticut Creamery association,
composed of the leading dairymen and
creameries. have filed the price of but
for in prints at thirty-three cents per
pound to dealers. ltis said that their act-
ion will govern the price of creamery and
dairy butter allover the state.
—.Collee with cream. 51: cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
A crayon portrait is on exhibition in
the east window of John Hrummcr’s
barber shop. it is the work of Miss (far
rie Floyd. it will be remembered that she
drew 11 pictures while arro of a Norman
horse.which was shown at T1111 8111111111111.
office and quickly sold.
~Mcad’e candy fresh every day.
Charles E. Seymour adopts a good
plan. He gives a maxim. then tells pat-
rons how to make use of it. He offers
many Thanksgiving delicacies and hints.
which. if taken. will bring you a joyous
Thanksgiving, a good dinner and good
cheer. Read his advertisement.
—-We have just received our annual
invoice of Dow Drop canned fruits and
vegetables. put up expressly for those
who can appreciate a good article. Prices
lowerthan previousseasons. Fancy cit
r011. 2111111.. cleaned currants,1llc box;
None Such mince meat.10c pkg; live lb.
pkg. buckwheat. 90c; finest syrup, 501:
gal. lilo qt.;a full line of nuts. figs. dates.
cluster raisins. and a lot of nice grapes at
No basket. finger at cost. Charles I.
Seymour. leading grocer.
Every man should be interested in
Amos Parker Wilder's next lecture. its
subject is, "Our National Failure: City
Government." ilr. Wilder is an author
by on the question. His book, “Mani
clpsl Problems." is used In revising city
charters. and it secured for him his do
area of r of Philosophy from Yale
[7111st y The lecture will be given In
the Baptist church. Instead of Tris Elna-
rlsli. store. as published on the course
tickets. on next Wednesday evening.
«You can bay spring chickens and
feels for Ills. mend; turkeys 11111811.,
’ at Hayes’ market.
Electric Light Commissioner Winches
ter is home from Home. N.‘Y., where he
superintendcd the equipping of the Gen-
tral New York Institution for Deaf Mutts
has electric lights. lire. Winchester,
who lid Mn spudlng two weeks in
Horns, returned with bar husband. The
Deaf Ifntes' Register. published by the
students of the Institute. says: “The new
electric lights. of which we have nearly
four; hundred in operation. are an lilo
raise improvement over the oldsystsu.
aadevsrybod: appreciates It. none more
sotkeatbesswbcss duty it was to tilt
aedtrlutbimnps.“ ' Ir. WIncbsstsr.
oer Wmudibs platform and
V malnsiatawiegtbathebad rad
, m
WSW use
So. Norwaik.
A. J. Crcfut is critically ill at his home
on West avenu‘
-Cholce llalega grapes. the 1b.. at
Phil. Cuueo’s, opposite City Hotel.
Co'mstock Brothers are clerics big
bargains in neckwear.
The fitters in“. lounsbury, Mathewson
dc Co’s shoe factory commenced to day
working nine hours a day.
The South Norwslk Boston store is
making a big push in cold weather were.
A look at their new adverthement to—
day will tell the story.
-Fresh hams. 120 a pound. at iiayea’
market. '
The Norwalk Lock company will close
their factory to night until December 4.
on account of no work. Most of the em
ployes have but three days‘ work a week.
—-Special sale of trimmed hate this
week at 8. Tlllotson's, 20’1” Washington st
A meeting of parties interested in the
layout of Cedar street will be held at the
Council room, December 5. This meet‘
ing promises to be a very lively one, and
all partree concerned should be present.
At the instance of the Consolidated
road. an injunction signed by Judge
Hall was served upon the odioers of the
Bridgeport Traction company yesterday
afternoon, enjoining that company from
crossing at grade the Consolidated rail
road tracks at the depot in that city.
The| Windsor Hotel. in Bridgeport.
was sdid yesterday afternoon.snys the
Farmer. to Arthur Brown, of Fairfield.
and the present owners. 0. E. and An-
drew1 Smith. will retire entirely from its
management. John Clark, of Danbury.
formerly owner of the St. Marc hotel,
Fairiield. will manage the Windsor.
——Lane’s is without doubt the place to
buy kandy.
Samuel llierritt, a welloknown sporting
man of Bridgeport, is prepared to wager
any part of $50,000, says the New Ha‘ven
News. that Harvard will win the foot-
ball game with Yale at Springfield to-
morrow. He will wager even money on
the result and two to one that Harvard
will make a touchdown
—Fiuest Florida oranges. 250. dor. A
our lead of flour. Jones‘. Becker‘s or Suc~
cess, going fast at $4.65 a barrel. 00¢ bag;
new California prunes. 3 lbs for 251:; fancy
head rice, 4 lbs for 2§c; fancy muscatel
raisins. new, 3lbe for 250; «libs soda
crackers. 25c; 3le milk crackers.25c;
finest dairy butter. :81: pound: creamery
butter 1n prints, 05c pound. Everything
way down, at Charles E. Seymour‘s.
leading grocer; W”
Dr. Howell.
Railway company in the Common Pleas
Court to recover $1,000 and costs. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants
ticn in the street and the plaintifl in con-
sequence drove a valuable horse into it.
From the injuries received the horse
died.
NDHWALK N EWS.
A Itreaay Hedge; of
Upper Inn of lawn.
Sherman Commandery. No. 470. U. 0.
(l. C.. will meet to-nlght.
the winter.
is now on exhibition at the Boston store.
Norwaik. Price only 09.98.
Clark’s relatives.
from 8.00 a. re. until 7.00 p. as.
offering special bargalng in beta and
Forwalk. flats are altered allow prices
Read advertisement in this Issue.
order to have enough and have it fresh.
winter.
are boarding their apples In the aspects-
Ilon of higher prices laser.
hasbeen holding services» the A. I.
B.’chureh,ls
hearts of 111111 congregation with her rIeh
contrslto voice. Her sister. who elm
In sacred concur on Bender attire
Academy of lasts 11 ifew York. is ane-
there. ”Miter
medical examiner for
Stamford. is suing the Stamford Horse
left uncovered and unguarded an excava-
items from the
Mrs. Marthe Seymour. of Norwaik. has
gone to California. where she will spend
—'ihe Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
Miss Fannie E. Clark. of Kerwin street.
and her cousin. lites Nettle Miller. of
Elizabeth, N. J., have returned from
Danbury. where they were guests of Miss
~10 ounces toepound. People's tisrkt.
Mrs. Fawcett's mtlllnery store is open
She is
feathers. if you have not bought your
bets; or desire another. you meant do
better than to call at No. it Water Street.
-We are now taking orders for tiny-
lei-’11 candy for Christmas, at Lane's. in
What with last August’s heavy storm,
which shook manyapplcs from the trees,
and the decay which is rapidly destroy-
ing the remaining fruit. they will be
very scarce and high during the coming
Students of pathology manor
coconut for the disease. Iany farmers
Ifrs. Ross Smith. the evangelist who
singing her way lntctbe
Iouforhvrtoscuptspcdpatmm“
teammates wbelrsveestsessd
can buy them lirom SI.” up
A son was born to Kr. and lire.
George Btoots, of Harbor avenue. yester-
day morning. ‘
—-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for i213 a pound. 10 lbs for $1.00, at
Heyes' market.
Hon. Nathaniel Wheeler. of Bridge-
port, is nearly convalescent from his re-
cent illuess. and will be able to again at-
tend to his business within a week.
The First Congregational Junior Chris-
tian Endeavor society will meet in the
church parlors at 3:111 o ‘clock this after-
noon, ln’stead of Saturday. as usual.
The total registration for the evening
school, which concluded last night. is
599. Principal Maples‘ plans are outlined
in an advertisement in another column.
The state auditors have begun the ex-
amination of the books of the quarter-
master general's china and will next
audit the books of the insurance depart-
ment.
1 ——-l-‘ine chickens and fowls. 16 ounces to
the pound. Idle. People's Market.
The King’ s Daughters ofthe Congress
tional church have decided to hold their
“souvenir social" on Wednesday evening,
December 13. There will be'rnsny other
attractions.
The Young People‘s Societies of Chris-
tian Endeavor of the Baptist and 0011-.
grcgetional churches have been invrted
to attend the Epworth league conven»
lion in the Norwalk Methodist church.
to night.
Daniel J. lianlon. who recently as-
saulted Robert Ll. Weston, who has
not yet recoVered from the injuries he
received, has settled the case by paying
the damagve asked by the boy’s parents.
It' 111 said to be 81
John C. Byxbee took the oath of cities
Wednesday and became collector of in—
ternsl revenue for the district of Con-
nccticut, succeeding John I. Hutchinson.
After the transfer had been completed,
a banquet was given to Collector Hutch-
inson by the members of hrs old tome.
Then Deputy Pickett. in behalf of the
force. presented Mr. Hutchinson with a
very elegant gold watch.
The State Board of Equalization con~
sisting of Treasurer Sanger and Comp
troller Staub. are examining the returns
by the various steam railroads and street
railways to determine the value of their
stock for purpose of State taxation. The
stock of the Norwalk Horse Railroad com-
pany was marked at '30- No decision has
been reached on the Consolidated road.
Henry L. Goodwin urged that it pay a
much larger tax than heretofore.
—Yon will be allowed a discount of 25
per cent. on all dinner, tea and toilet sets.
purchased between now and Thanksgiv-
ing. at the Boston Store. Norwaik.
The Norwalk friends of Hon. D. it.
Road will regret to learn that he has
been quite ill for the past week and his
condition .Wednesday was such that his
family were in a state of deep solicrtude
for him. His complaint seemed at first
to be partly stomach and partly nervous
troubles. but the family doctor did not
consider the prognosis any thing to cause
apprehension. Yesterday. however, the
deemed advisable to call from New York
an eminent specialist to consult with
the home physician. Last night the pa-
tients condrgion improved. and the doc
to be out within a short time.
-—Speclsl values In carpets and up
holstery goods at the Boston Store.
Norwaik. this week.
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
0'“! Tllll IiVlit.
News and unset. of the Day
nor-elk.
nus. is quite sick.
a week on long Island.
A party of East Nor-walk people at-
George Resale Darlsn ,Wsdnesday night.
pearance.
1111th party. ....
Bradley Gilbert. the shoe repairer on
the Wuhington street bridge. Is critical-
ly til at his hours 1111 Pleasant avenue,
having unstained a stroke of pprsiysls a
day or two agmw
The Junior lpworth insane Inst Wed:
nesdey svenleg.aadMelects1i Ill- Fran-
ces Todd. of beside Place. pruident.»
all the "”01 caused by the resigns:
tics of Barry Hoyt. Attbeeirasoftbe
unsung rsfrsshmetm were served. and
ascclei tints enjoyed.
“mint Is: a Wife
semiannual"! D!- IN“
layer "fiend
bubavesrbelsrasstrset.
fitness".
sick man became delirious and it was
tors decided that he would again be able
Stock must be
Miss Sadie Randall, of Riverside ere-
Frsnk Carnot First avenueds spending
tended asurprise party at the boats of
J. ll. Headaiimf Riverside avenue. is
having a weather vane placed on his
house. which will add greatly tolls sp-
Iiss Ilartba Hickman- sntertainsd a
numbercf friends, last night. at her
borne on Cottage avenue. by giving a
V we mean. and are man what 11 say. dome and Impact than 1111i ledger
“f
-:-NEW- -- :- STOOK—: -
its 1111 a 1.11 garments left over from last year. on whlch we luvs more a 11.... out. You
A. DiCkerman 81 SOn,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Lcavening I’owcr.——Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
R‘W
L‘Wflg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Beltingw
Powder
ROWAYTON.
The Baptist fair and entertainment
will open tonight in Guider's Hall. Main
street.
Kiss (trace Shercr and Elbert Marsh
amto be married at the home of the
bride. January 1.
An entertainment under the auspices
of the Epworth League will be given in
the Methodist Episcopal church. next
Wednesday evening. for the benefit of
the church. Mr. Tackaberry, of New
York, will give humorous readings and
the (lies club from Wesleyan will give
selections. Refreshments will be served
after the entertainment. ‘
The members of the Scow club had a
jovial feast last night, It was an rinsi-
versary adair. Turkey. chicken. bread
steak, pie. beans. and everything which
constitutes a sumptuous sprcad, was
there in abundance. The entertainment
part was an elaborate slicinconsiating of
a comet solo by Mr. Rachctt. assisted by
C. Youngs on a bass horn. The club is
noted for its many musicians and line
singers. The meeting 111! juurncd at 11:30
after singing “Comrades." The club will
have a business meeting Monday night.
After the business the. 1111111th11» will
rehearse for their grand entertainment in
Januarylw p
NURII'I‘ON.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ray mend
issued invitations, today. for the mar
rings of their daughter Anna to Wrilram
Henry Godhead Newark. N. J. The
ceremony will be performed Thursday
evening. December 71h. at 4 o'clock. in
St. Luke‘s Episcopal church.
It. I“. II. Andrews gave an illustrated
lecture on the World‘s Fair. last night in
the Presbyterian church, a large audience
being present. Last Monday evening the
lecture was given in the school house.
when the room was crowded to its utmost
capacity. The lec (urea and views were
excellent and much enjoyed
OFF FOR THE WAR.
[Jentennnt O'llalluran Tulle What Ila Will
Do to Mello.
PITTSRI'lm. N11\.'l Lieutenant T. M.
O’Iiullorar1.11a11liruil 1 writ of tho I' nifcd
States llydrographir oilicc in New York
city. \1 be In to sail for llruzil in charge of
the Britannia. “'11s in I’l!IhI1\lTfl.I1IIItIIIIR
Old If'lcnds gmdlly pr'oriuu.’ to his ricpar—
turn for the scene of cunllicl in the Brazil-
Inn revolution.
in an interview I1ii'lilcunr1t O‘llalloran
said: “The plan of .1111111l1 111‘1'11I'.‘1I,1||11)llIvy
Peixoto will he to form: 11 ~111'111111iur or
blow up [I111 insurgent lit-111 it is 11 well
known {1111: that the rr-le strength lies
wholly in its fleet 11ml that its Izilltl forces
are so small as to I111 111.1! worth (‘UIINIIII‘TR-
tlch. The Nicthcruy 11nd tho.\1111111icn\vill
not be expected to combat Alcilo‘s ships
single handed.
“Before reaching ltic, 111 the rendezvous
agreed upon. these two 11111111111 will be
joined by the 11111111111111.1111 the Benjamin
Constant. two armor plated l1‘rr1111vi1 11-111-
sels. fully equipped. and 2'41 first class tor-
pedo boats. This will 11111111111 strong fleet.
and (twill proceed to ltio harbor to do but-
tIs with the rein-l admiral.
"if Mullo rthoultl 111-11 lit to stick to his
position in the harbor. the Nit-thorny will
anchor behind a projecting portion of the
mainland at the harbor 1111111111. \‘llililll
easy range of Hello sllc11t.l1ut out of range
of Its projectiles. and from this point of
vantage will pour its charges of dynamite
into the insurgents. Shout-l hlcllo at
tempt tocorrro out into “111111111111ch and
fight it out.h1~wlllbu git-111 11 reception
calculated to startle him."
Daubnry's llatmakern’ Int-lire.
DAinUltt‘,i.!onn.. Nov. 28. - The situation
among the batters remains practically 1111-
changed. and the 1111111111111 lr1r1111l111111edl-
ate agreement In ration-1111111111111.
Casualty company's “abilities.
Boston. Nov. 11 —i11\1 11111111111111 handle
clonal that the liabilities of the defunct
American Casualty 111111111111) in this city
will reach over 1“"111111111
Killed on 1111- Lr-Irlglr.
Manon Cucsrr, P11.\1 .11. 1.11 -'~lerl1a
Albert, Wycars of 111111.11 us 11111 mur and
killed on the imitigh \nilrt railroad atthis
place.
ltd-to Dredge Adjourns.
arrtaccss. Nor.’ :0 ~ i‘hc llnni ill-salon of
the National Grnnuo was hold “011'.
fire In Allentown.
Parttosmt1a.Nov.t1I A fire In Allen-
11111111. Pa. caused a loss or no 11111.
W. A. “elicits. a well known citizen
of HeKay.Obio. is’ of theopinlon that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or croup as Cham-
berlain‘s Cough Remedy. lie has used
it In his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps a bot-
lldof It in the house. After having is
grippe hewae himself troubled with a
severe cough. lie used other term-tires
without benefit and then concluded to
gun child rsns medicine and to his
igbt it soon eflecteda manent
ours. ”and fill cent bottles orsale by
c. . Mum
cl
uses—1....“
It a New York millionaire glvssm adieu
asratlltbsvssucsadm
9111.10.21:me NEW
Masonic
‘ encumbrance ofa certain 11111 led y
salrl Georgglt Hall or. new pen before
tits Court Irving been returned thereto on
A Always Pure and Clean.
there has never been so successful a rain-
strel company as Low Dockatader’s,which
will be seen at Music Hall next Tuesday
evening This company always presents
a programme which is at once pleasing
and haul. never wanting in originality,
and aanyn pure and clean Mr. Dock-
storicrscemstr'1 know what the people
want. and he gives it'to them, even
though it down nuccaaltatc ingenuity and
compels" him to read the newspapers
thoroughly. And, by the way. it would
behealthier forihc average actor if he
would read the newspapers more for
smoothing: rise besides. theatrical news
and press notices concerning himself.
"1 my W ilsnu. the. postmaster at
Welshtnn. Florida says he cured a case
of diurrhma of longstanding in six hours.
with (1111* small bottle of Chamberlain 11
t‘olic.1‘holera 11nd Diarrhrna Remedy.
W h 11 11 pleas mt surprise that must have
I111 11 to the sufferer Such cores are not
unusu: U with this remedy 111 many in—
stances only one or two doses are re~
quired to grvn permanent relief. It can
Mum's lye 1i p-‘llili‘tl upon When re-
ducml uith 1.1 star it is pleas: ml to lake.
I‘nr silt-in i‘r. ( Stillfori. 1ir111:::i—' t
t roup is a terror to young u1111h1 rs
To post them mourning the first By mp
toms and treatment is the object of this
item. The first indication of croup is
hoarsonr as. In a child who is subject to
crcup it may be taken as 11 sure sign of
an approach of an attack. following
this hearscness 111 a peculiar. rough cough.
if Chamberlain 11 1 ‘ough remedy is given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared it
will reveal the attack. It has never
been news to fail. ‘25 and 50 cent bot
tics for sale by G C. Stillson. druggist.
(111111.111. 11311111111
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r)
p .5. "11381
“1.1111 Baby was ~i41‘r, v.1.- yaro Ill'l" (‘astorin
‘-\'l11111,~‘.11 1!..z1.1 1'l1.i.l_ >311‘1‘l't11l f--r1‘:1-:~ria.
\i‘l.- :1 :.‘1 1 1. «1-11 141 ‘li . '111 1 ..«anicl.
“DVDHy‘ 1.111:L'hll.1:11.,.~.1.1-911111111111 Luturlfi
.' 14111:,'
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
P tcher’e Gastoria.
Evening School Notice.
tln Monday evening. X1112 :37. Ifiilll. those who
haveislwr1tl11ktlsf1lrlln- owning :1: howl are
for nested to rcport as follows:
'illlonc who reside in the “111111111 lllstrht and
all 11lo- reside north of the (111111 ltirr-r lila-
trlct. will nitrvlrd 111 the i‘unlcr illstrlrt School
“11111111.
Those who rrrltlc in the Fuel Sorwaik School
ilistrrrt will report at tho l-laet Norwalk School
Home.
Thom who r11~l1le In South Norwaik. West
Norwaik. lr‘ltu Mlle litter. and others who re
side I11 His 1111th western part of 11111 101111.11":
requested not to report 1111 Monday. Noternber
‘27. 111' until further notice. as the selortrncn
but u not been able to obtain at ccmrnmlailens
for tlru111.A «1 iron] meeting of the l‘tlliiil Nor-
wallr Sr- hool lilstrlrt I11 who hold on W educa-
day evening. November 29 and the selcrtrnen
hope that that meetinr will vote to place the
Franklin street bullri 11g at their si-rllf't: for
the Err-hing School.
All other iltkrt holders pill report at the
11.11.1111 Building In the 01111 ltlwr H1 1111111
Illuiriti.
None but 1‘1 Itet holders will be admitted
unillfurthcr notice. ll W ‘1
1101-24 lit
1 11 ‘4
Principal.
\Vii1I1iA.\lll.lil.'illiEi.l1z
111711111111; 11.8111th
and the representatives
attrir1rrslitors of George |
ey.
01111:" or 1\'1ml'l
1
s 1
811,111: or Connwrrctrr. |
Falrunnur ('111‘11'111'. -t1). 1*.
torn-1111' 01111111111 P1. 111ml
linrnolronr. Nov .171 b.A
t'pon the complaint of the mid William ii.
ilnlll1oil.praytn for reasons therein set forth.
for atlecrce vcnt 11g the I tie to premises de-
111 rlbed In said complaint in him free from the
the first Tuesday of Se tombs
prarin 11111 as being" found by this
(11111111. at the said defendant is absent from
this Nate and gone to 1111s unknown and
Ilrstlm has been almost ram his home and
unheard of slave IMO. and that his represents.
lives and creditors are made parties to t re
action. and that notice of the pendency of the
complaint wasplven as rsqn rev yorder of
notice heretofore landed. and now the plaintiff
asksfora further ordvr of notice in be pro.
m’l‘herrforstlrdered. that noticeh of the pend
giant of saliicnmplalntbe .1ka by publishing
1 Isord er lintre South Norw ksnnrrsltsla
dial y newnpalzr pr lured In South Norwalkl
said county. ice s ceaselgly. commencing
refit H flicrnlt and f0 agof Member. A.i
on are on .
' . 'l'.ilAVil1ANi‘1.
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas f1f
"11111111 County 1121 21'
3 WATER STREET.
l'ictwitbstsnding reports In the contrary.
our store In open fro 11 a. 1111111111” 1:. 111.. and
we are offeringspsc sl bar-pains to bats and
fuathers. Give us a call. and get a lovely
Trimmed list from Shit 111.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
We”
Dir.“ {If Milled Dahlia!
successes 110
Emily Parties. III. D.
“WIDTH
' Tureeccn
least possible
house in this
oddest than rt ghereh
oi dstock to
Grapes.
Genuine
Cheese.
Manager Harry J. Clnpham claims that 1 k V
W -1
Headquarters for Milllnary .
cl or town. where
herewith. us.
rid attend have no
at
incest competition in
We have no
6
Lemons.
Old 11%” 11111
(Jutland examine goods, whether
ciate a good article when you see 1t.
Rock bottom, and cannot be on
bbl., put up full weight.
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington
Porterhonse Steak. ...
Blr lola Ste teak ......
Pork Chops
Pork Sausage“
rush iams..
Sugar 1. cred Hams.
Lamb Cl none ......
E J. WADHAM
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwaik.
Telephone call, 52- 3. | Satisfaction
economy consists in buying the 11.1.1 oi! the best, forth
money. and we venture
”d.
Flour just received: Success, Jones and Hackers, 601:
FREE DELIVERY.
are is no grocery:
on can better put that into ,
”tacos no trtttsldi. 1.0111113? no
n we o 0111
straight goyods. 8 nose.
tosayth
Thanksgiving Hints
Mince Meat, Raisins. Nuts Cranberries, Figs,
itron. Orangean
Plum Pudding and Sane
Poultry Seasoning, and eve
Dates, Prunes.
LemonP Peel1
a Ten varieties o
rgibing for Thanksgiving-
or not; you will appro-
Our prices in our line are
dermined for qualit. Car of
as. t4 or
you
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Street, Telephone . Call 13-2
STILL ANOTHER DROP.
1%
S. Proprietdr
HOME 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwolk
guaranteed. Telephone call, 5-7-8.
copies. but must be done from the original negat
ity of the same. and producing in the finished pic
detail.
~—-—-ARTI."TI(‘.
FURNI
Shoelal for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
CRAYIIN PASTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. Tim superior grade of work 1: 1nnot be made from
l
lve only.tl1crolly preserving all the line qual-
ture velvety soft nose and richness of tone and
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen .11 Studio.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES 1N IVORY AND HOLD»
A new line of
PHDTOGR .\ HIS IN PLATINOTYPES—
oqur imp“ 1l-1n
E. M. JICKSON. PHDTIIGRAPHER. 53 Willi ST.. Hilliilllii.
Surprising How Law the Price on
TURE
Has fallen this season. We
Plush Seat Rockers for $2.1M, for
1111111111131. Scat Chairs for $1.51),
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for
are
now selling Antique Oak
mcrly sold for $3.00; Antique
former price, $2.00; the best
$13.01) in the market.
I0 Per Cent Reeuction on All Goods for Cash.
BUY WHEN YOU (JAN BUY CHEAP.
David Slow, 28 South Main Street.
Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and insurance,
“'ASIIING'I‘ON STREET.
l’trmue lookln fornlol. or house and M.
with the view a purchasing. are invited 11
call and examine our list We have Hum 11 r
sale in every part of the city at Monet-it
prices and on easy terms. H1126
WANTED.
COMPETENT girl for general housework.
Refer-smog rcqulrcd. ll l nion Perk.
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\"ASIIIVH 1.111.111.1115”; “'lllrlnatown
humour flint of customers. Address No.
115 Water street. South Sortinllt.'1li
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t‘all human" 1 and ll in the 11111111111.
Mrs Maniac-1.24llaxllamlstrelt“outh‘mr
walk. srit ilnr
T0 LET.
with!“ lit-camber lat. lower half of hm e
ndnw street. 5 rooms. lnqure
lterest avenue. or on the
nfltf
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1
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promises
SIX r1111111s.ultl111ll modern irn trovetneats.
In family of 11111111, Rent. 9 .5111). Ap 11y
tow. ii r1tr1r11.:111 Vacuum-1.11::
11111.11 lower house. Warniwarrl 1111-111}...
11-111 ‘11. part of house corner sleuth Main
street and lanford' 1111c r11111.311;part of
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pl) 111 E.A.\\'11oi1w1.1111. .
“ Rtitlhi 11.11. stationary 1-1111... hot mid cold
I water. stationary wash tubs. elevator. etc
No.01 ~11111111 Main street. rcntth . lower part
of small house. rent. 51111111111 lower part of
char. No. to East avenue. East Norwaik. fl
rooms. rent. low Apply to W. ‘1'111'111111. at
Loo kwood Manufacturingr 11,111- on wagons.
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191.111.1111. large. airy radius. rent. 312.111,
minced from [11le fl) Vnrt l1 .‘iain at.
11.311“
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Main street Heath Norwailnf 111111. 11 ilitf
1“ng of live 1111-... airy mains. rent till”.
one but small families 1111-11 app“. 71)
North Alain street. trill If
[is to liner in the insurance bulld-
0ting. orrnerly occupied b Butler Lodge
1.....- °.'1..’”hl’.§“ll”il."ll 11.11.111.11 1‘
1 . as o 11 l1 an s rec or
George .Hearse. City Nationaiilanlr. ah‘tf
4 BOO M apartment. first floor- rear-.1111"
1'11 brit ls’ fruit to," 1111111 111111011
street. hails lighted and heated windows In
every room. at am cli1ee Olrll \\ 'ell upiper
company. 1111 Was legion street.
M Mr lldi W .
81E“ “opposes aterstreet Arioiytu
11111111111171.1111 motor. which will 1.. sold
cheep for want of use. Apply att tib Is
A.
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Lew Doctstader’ s
Minstrels!
HAHHYJ. (IRANIAN. Manager.
red! 11
Nearly lull hufirtfl any ol
tam favoriiflln
All nailed to an entirely new mama.
ll GREAT UOIIDIANH ii
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nynewonesl ~
--The Sun-
The first of .t111r-ricru1 Newspapers,
CHARLES .-\. ll.\N.\. Editor,
Co.
The Aiiil‘l'lt‘ilili'Illl-‘lliillll'li. the Ameri-
These
first, lust. and all the limo. forever!
can idea. tho American Spirit.
The Sunday Sun
is tho grcaro'st Sunday Newspaper in
Ihr1 world
Price 7111.11 copy. lly mall. 81.! 11 year
llaily. by mail. 81! a year
Daily and Sunday. by 11111”. as a year
The Weekly. 81 a year
Address. Till-‘1 811 N. New York.
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1891.
Harper’s Weekly.
ii.i.l.'.‘lTitATED.
Harper 11 W with In heyolnd all russtion the
leading {1111111111 in Arneri ca. in Its splendid
ilinatrai 1111s. in Its 1 orpa of distinguished con.
tributore. and In its vast arm of renters. in
special lines. It draws 1111 the 1111111111 order of
talent. the 1111-11 best llti y post on an
training to treat the leading Ionics of the day.
in fiction the most popular story-Write"! con-
tributors 11s r-nltlfiiils. Huwrb drawings b
the foremost artists lllust rate its streets I
articles. I111 11111111111 and every notable event of
'ubliu Internet. it contains portraits of the dis.
plantain-d men 11ml women who are making
the history 1 hint me. while special attention
lvcn to the army and nav
am music and the drama. a"? stinguls
ssrerts. 11 a word . iiarper 11‘s eekiyeonrbl s
the news features ofth attsll y paper and Is
artistic and lltersr qualities of the magealno
with the 111111 f‘rllic 111 character of the review.
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sent in; alall IrI Inneatniotgbln Ing.wli’:§
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ofs pence “15.1%‘1‘31 frelgh 1.1111“
mm tar per vc umnt. for 97
flint for each 110 urns. sat blafor
big “1;?” will resent by me I. pots pat. on re-
mlt’a filers e hcold be made
money or d‘er or rail. to avoid clI’a’umf‘lge.
Nnmxrpvrv an not to copy this mltwflmaeat
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