I“! All! I'll”! 1" 352111331)! IlPOITIIS. *0 filings They see and Hear MINI. loath Nor-elk end ,. I! Purina Their “erosional-asy- fleas onw- Rows. llorwsik Methodist church will y son from their recent Calen. i m. MW ' bring your tickets tobakery restaurant and see if you have I‘ umber now drawn. F. A, lane. sensual fair or St. Paul's church its hold at Weed's Opera Bonn. on evenings of December 18 and 14. cat's ladies’ and children‘s wool in every imaginable quality and ., at If. B Smith's. 0hr Ilarshal-eleot John Paul is at. his profusion in Plarstsd's drug store ., . - the absence of R. A. McDonald. Wall and see my choice variety of school‘s before. purchasing else- here. FilzGersld’s. Mahackemoblock. photograph of a lire engine such Norwalk will have. is on exhibition in show window of J. Arthur Pinneo's . . on Wall street. winced our ad. People’s m’k’t. Dmggiat Giles Gregory and H. A dare will don their hunting outfit, Monday morning, and decamp to : woods in search of game. V—That piano fund appeals to you. Go to Music Hall both nights. 11 B. Slauson re the leader announced or the Epworth League meeting, at the 1 int Methodsit church, tomorrow night. i « lei music will be rendered and every- , . vy is invited to attend. . ~Fried escallope at Depot Restaurant Fred Crofut, who has been in the New H van hospital for some time, is slowly ,Il'rproving. but the physician states that t will be five weeks before he will be is to return to South Norwalk. V I —Are you using periodical tickets? If that, why not? The large force of linemen employed by the Southern New England Telephone company to repair the damages ceased by the recent storm have made rapid progress and communication has been atablished with almost every town in thestate. «To let.——A pleasant furnished room, with heat, bath, etc., 8 Crescent Terrace. It is said that “Ned. " Benedict dz Co.’s prise pony, is growing stout/er under the excellent care and admiration he is re- Diving. You may want to guess again on his weight. You can do so with every purchase you make at this popular clothing store. ___‘ —-Ladies' French felt hats made to orderat O‘Brien’s. _.... The state board of canvassers, which consists of Secretary Phelan. Treasurer .finger and Comptroller Stanb. will meet at the capitol. Wednesday morning, No- vember 21, and canvass the votes for state ofiicars. at the recent election. They will then odlclallv declare the results. ~Send your orders for books, papers, magazines,etc , to H. D. Smith,Norwalk, who will give them prompt attention. Tristram 1: Hyatt are carrying an elsn gent assortment of imported dress pat- tum this fall in all of the latest weaves end colorings, that are worth an inspec- rice by all the ladies of Norwalk. They arsaisoofi’ering some special values in fur capes in both medium and fine goods. --See what a beautiful assortment we have of the celebrated St. Mary all wool blankets. The cheapest blankets loathe market“. 8. Smith. The tire ektlngu‘sher for which W. S Sturtsvsnt has taken the agency, was given a test, yesterday afternoon, on the city lot at the corner of Clay and Frank- lin streets. It proved very successful. quenching a lively blaze in short order. The extinguisher was exhibited near the Norwalk Hotel. uptown, last evening. wastes blankets. W701). up. MoNernt-y s i Donovan’s block Darricke will be placed in position on ths’scuth side of the Consolidated rall- s'oad tracks. tomorrow. and precautions trade to begin the abutments for the films bridges for theaddltional two tracks. ork will be commenced on the bridges it We and Spring streets, and the Dan. bury track. “First class meals at New York prices the newly recanted American House, 3 Main street, Norwalk. The New York. New Haven and Hart- M railroad is now doing the largest Wheelbase in its history. All the alongthe line show large gains ‘ the freight receipts over previous at this scam The passengu Medarlcgthspsstsumusr has been use Metamucil-mutton» Illsw weskethsrs has been a coder ' mansions WWWMNH.& ,mBometrlsdlartllSoatW. "—— The core makers at Aruold it Co’s foundry are now working three nights a week, —1"ilaGersld's pipes going off like smoke a... F. E. Robbins will preach at the Cranberry Plains chapel, tomorrow af- ternoon, at 4 o'clock. ~Walking canes at O‘Brien’s. The government surveyors were taking measurements on Burrltt avenue and Water street, Thursday. --s. N. a. c. 11.11 Friday, Nov. 98rd. Rev. A. J. Smith, of East Norwalk, will preach in the Brookside chapel, to~ morrow afternoon. at 8 o’clock. —-Colfee with pure cream, 51:. acup at the Denot Restaurant. The suit of the village of Chester vs. Frank Leonard will come up ”before the Superior Court, next Wednesday, havrng been postponed from yesterday. ——3how interest in our public school. Buy tickets for exhibition. / The cases of Wadhams vs. Griffin is set down for trial in the Court of Com- mon Plear,Wedne 1day, but will probably 11 11 be reached until the day following. —Delicatemen at Drescher's. Joseph R O‘Brien. a bright little son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O‘Brien, died last nrght of membraneous croup, in the third year of his age. The funeral will be held from his psrcnh’ home, 21 Marshall street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. ———We can interest the gents, ladies and children in underwear, as we have every- thing pertaining to bargains in that de- depsrtmeut. M. S. Smith. Griswold a DeForest have been awarded the contract to build J. D. Jan- nings‘ new house ou E'm s‘treet. Charles E. Squiresjill do the mason work. Gris- wold & DeForeet have also been awarded the contract to build W. E. C. Bradley’s new house in New Canaan. Ribins Bro- thers willdo the mason work. The house will cost about 36.000, and will probably have a gas machine and a hot air engine for pumping water. Mr. Bradley is a New York merchant. —A very nice bus of blankets.robee and horse goods. Luther Wright's. Good articles for a little money, and no poor articles at any price. Call and ex- amine goods and get prices. Giles Gregory, who was arrested for illegal liquor selling on election day, was brought before Justice Austin. yesterday afternoon. for trial. Prosecuting Agent Hinneclrer appeared for the state anti Attorney John J. Welsh for the defend- ant. Police Bradley exceeded his authority when he looked Gregory up and should have taken him before a justice imme- diately. He entered a plea of abatement to the complaint. whfoh was overruled by Justice Austin, and the case went to the next term of the Superior Court. -—R.ead periodical ticket notices, use tickets continuously. and secure the sub- scription to some p )puplar m 1ga7.ine,frae for the coming year. Norwalk is pretty well, thank you, as the annual death rate represented by the mortality in the large towns, for the month of October, will show. It is as follows: Ansonia. 12; Bridgeport, 135; Bristol, 14 8; Danbury. 9.0; Derby, 74; East Hartford, 10.8; Eafleld, 18 3; Greer» wich, 24; Groton. 6 4; Hartford, ill; Huntington, 92: Killiogly, 11.9; Mac cheater, 5 b; Msrirlen. 18.9; Mlddlstown. 21.9; Naugatuck. 7 2; New Britain, 16 3: New Haven, 15; New London, 18 4; Nor walk, 13.8; Norwich, iii 4: Orange, 141; Plainfleld, 14 4: Putnam, 7.1; Soothing- too. 6.5; Stafford. 96; Stamford. 19.3; Stonington. 20 8; Thompson. 7 2: Torrlng- ton, 12.8; Vernon, 8: Wallingford. l2: Waterbury, l7; Winchester. 10 6; Wind- ham, 172 Average of above towns, 14 ll; of 131 towns having less than 6,000 inhabitants, 14 ‘l. ~Oeta book of periodical tickets at Francisd: Co’.s .. usethem at once and secure a pramlumm for a Christmas pres- out. A bungling forgery was date cred at the Fairtleid County National bank, by Tel- ler Charles E. Hoyt. yesterday The check was upon the form of a New York bank, and the name “Fairlleld County" was written in above. The amount was am. It was neither dated nor endorsed by the payee, whose name appeared on the face of the check as John M. Gas. The handwriting was hardly decipher able. The check was sinned by a poor imitation of Allison Free's signature. Mr. Hoyt communicated with Ifr. Free. who lives in Norwalk. but he knew noth- ing about the check except that it was a forgery. The paper was endorsed by J. W. Lawrence and John ,Schuplsins 11 was cashed at the Fifth Avenue National bank. of New York, and passed through the National Park bank. of the same place, from whence it went to the Yale bank, New Haven, and thence to Nor- walk. W ' ~s. inland lctcfehlldrsn's capryor lice. Missal 01.09 ”31.99 each. at I. 3 M‘s. dysentery. Mr. Walsh claimed that Chief of - commenter , -1) stuns assortment 1): m our Baker. 32.25 bbl. Clllyflower. 32.75 bbl. BaldWln. 32. bbl. Klng Pippin. $2.75 bbl Greenlna‘. $2 bbl. Seek-no-furthere. $1111 and that lollies. F D LAWTON 8t CU. 22 South. Main Street. Cornell Harvey, the little son of Mr. and tits. C.” H. Harvey, is quite sick with “Aid that “piano fund,” Music Hall. November 28 and 24 Private Arthur 1.. Lincoln. of Com pany F, has been discharged for expul- tion of term of service. ""7“ ~Ragan comes a week from next Monday. In the case of the oyster boat “llam- bier,” it is expected that the testimony will be closed and the arguments made before Judge Downs, in Stamford, on Tuesday. —-The great reduction tariff sale now going on at the Boston Store, Norwallr, will continue all next week. Therevival service at the Broad River chapel, last night, was well att-nded Rev. 1“. E. Robbins preached an approp- riate sermon, and about fifteen persons rose for prayers. ——Largest variety of pipes in town. at FitaGerald‘ . Go and see than. The Weekly Record credits Norwallr with eight real estate sales for last week ' and mortgages amounting to W a :ainst three sales and $7,471 mortghges tor the corresponding week last year. -Umbrellas at O’Brieu's. The civil suit of Gilbert Horton vs the Norwalk Tramway company, for $10,000 damages. will come up for argument be- fore Judge Shumway. in the Superior Court, next Tuesday morning. -—Show case for sale. Enquire at the So. Nor. Hardware Store So. Main St. The South Norwalk Congregational church has secured the services of Mrs. Wheeler, of the Central Tabernacle. Tol edo, Ohio, as solo soprano. and she wil sing at. both services, tomorrow. -—Use periodical tickets on all cash re- tail purchases. Premiums are guaranteed. A Stamford oflice‘r came here has night. and through the elforts of Office Gladstone succeeded in locating a girl who had stolen several articles of cloth- ing from ashopmate. The goods were recovered —Fresh hams 1'21: lb., at Drest‘her's. The Norwalh Club company has elect- ei these officers: President. E. 0. Keeler; secretary and treasurer. G. E Miller; directors. E O Keeler, Ira Cole, 0 E. Wllson, A. B. Woodward, E J. Hill. C M. Holmes. G. E. Miller -—F or oil heaters go to Sturtevaot'e. Assistant Postmaster J. W. Dake en- tered Cuueo’s fruit store on Railroad place, yesterday, and while assisting one of the clerks to remove a large lamp, al loaved it to slip through his hands. A glass in a show case. worth about 36. was broken into piecrs —Best 8‘: derby at O‘Brien‘s A number of enthusiastic Republicans from this place attended the rally in New Canaan last night. There was over one hundred horseman and many carriages in line, and the New Canaan band head- ed the procession. Supper was served in Nichol‘s Opera House. ~Solid copper nickel plated tea kettles 900. at Sturtevant‘s Bargain Houses. George H. Gilbert. of the West ltocks road, who is employed at lnunsbury, Matthewson, dc Co.‘s shoe factory in South Norwalk. cut his hand severely, Wednesday, nearly severing two cords in his right hand, making an ugly wound which was dressed by Dr 150‘ haunau. ___~ ”mm Lieutenant-Colonel James 0. Crown». of the Fourth regiment, is an applicant for the office of quarterrnatlterigeneral on the stall of GOVQI’DOFGIH'E Vincent M. Collin. Surgeon Watson, also of the Fourth regiment, is mentioned for the position of surgeon-general on the govsr nor a stall fl“ Al 000 cheap pipes on sale, Frlzlleraltl’s The adj11.ant general, on the llith inst , appointed the following named oliloers of Company C, Danbury, who had been nominated by the company: First Lieu- tenant Clarence Judeon to be captain; First 8.1rgeant Charles C. Humphreyu to be first lieutenant. and Trumpeter Vin- cent M Klng to be second lieutenant. ~New stock, Union made shoes. just received. George Keeler‘s. 169 Wash in. in the Wood sheep case, James Mitchell says he appraised but one sheep for $20. and the town was mad the trouble of paying for it. as the dog own- ers had been discovered by the uleotmrn and was going throttle with Mr. Wood for the sheep that the dog killed. Mr Wood lost one other sheep. but nothing has been done a thatcsw. Ir. llltehsl desist thstlhsrs was any polluting as. PAIN AND MISERY Avrnis 81113191111111 Cures Rheumatism. m "Aimlt 8 years ago, I suffered from what the doc- tors called rheu- ' mutlsm. Nobody kuous the pain and "richly which .. i hall to endure ‘ and which clung to me in spite of tlr ‘ scribed. At last i began taking 0 ’ ’ A ycr‘ s Sill'Sllpli- After a short time, rillu. the pains ceased. I continued the use of the Sur- Sfllllll'llla for a whole year. until tin- rheumatism outlrcly illsuppl‘areil.“—- o Janka \‘i .11 prop) l1 tor oilivory stable, 0 Iioscvlllc t'ul. o 0 1191328113 anarillg“ Admitted for Exhibition 0 AT THE WORLD’ 6 FA|R° 0......0°....°°2.29.:22.29.eseeees.°°°° _._.._ ,.._ Judge F. W. Perry is mourning the lies of an umbrella which he let ‘ Dan- bury Jack” have to mood The delivery horse owned by Grocery- man Gustav Friedrich hsd spinal menin- gitis, and was shot this morning. The district convention of the Young Men’s Chris'ian association will be held in Norwalk, November 24th and 25th. Thirty delegates are expected. e—Order your sxllr hale at O'Brisn's. The Chutauqia Union will meet Mon- day night at the residence of Mrs. George Jennings howlst street. A pleasing pro- gramme has been arransel and a profit- _ able and plenum evening is assured. l J..Haulenbtek. of Norwallr, is securing orders for the preservation of elm trees against the ravages of the beetles The method is by incl'lllrtillln, and has been so suscesslully dsm serrated in Norwalk ' has become most. gem-rel by the citizens i during the lust summer tint its adoption H COMSTOCK BRO - ., , 1 l A WEEK 01: snows 701111134 Such as we have just experienced, in a very strong reminder or what we will have to contend with for the next four or five months IT IEIIO 111111 81118 1 11111121 vovrncous, 111111 omens. son Willll 1111121111211. women 11031111. ‘ ' 1111111 cos, ' ' 1111131111 1111115. We pride ourselves on the large assortment of goods and the diversity of prices. The man who has 36 or 88 for a suit or Overcoat can be satisfied, as well as the one who wants to spend $20 or 125 for them. "111' a single and desire trusted winter suits, $6. 75. ll, 9, l9, I2, and ii. Men’ s winter cvsrcoats. 55.50, t, 1.50, 8, It, I I, I2. I5 to 25. Boy's single and double breasted suits. Still, 5, t. 7, ti and Ill. Boy's winter cvsrccsts, $2.50, 4. 5. 5.59. t, l and 8. children's suits. $.50. 2, 2.50, 3. Mil, 4 soil 5. children s overcoats, 32, 2.50. 3.50. 4, 4.50 5 and 6. REEFERS —AND—— ULSTERS ALL AGES AND SIZES. Stores open evenings. Satisfaction guaranteed or money aeturned. j. t l COMSTOCK BROS., ii Sillllil Illli STREET, Sllillll 10111111 "180"": Blllllllllli. llllllllllli. thig‘mle—jBriduepnrv l-‘lrmer. IF YOU WANT -... . .. .. .1. N . ”W“-.. WE HAVE 1 LARGE ASSURTMENT _.._..op._._._ RUBBER WATER BOTTLES ” 11:1). . Fountain Syringes l’ lill‘ PH FRO“ '.-:~.' 750. to $3.00 PLAISTED’S BENZUIN GREAM MAKES A DELIUHTFUL TOILET REQUlSlTE. TRY 11‘, ONLY 250 per box. RRMMi 43 Washington 81 soon llorwalt Fancy, New, Sweet, High Flavored, Gilt Edge Butter, made fresh each week, cal upon us at 30c lb. Get the fam- ous Boss Cream Lunch Milk Biscuit and Choice Soda Wafers. at 10c lb. New State ‘llar- row Beans. Those fine “Osborn” Cranberries. 2 rite. 25c. Fancy New Evap- orated Ap: ricots. 2 lbs., 25. New Evaporated Bartlett Pears and everything that you would expect to find 1a a first class gro- cery store We have no sidewalk goods that have withstood the dust and heat of summer, and frost and slush of winter. If you eat well, you will feel well, and not well. EAT THE BEST. Chas. E. Seymour’s, LEADING GROCER, Interest 1111. 13-2. 33 1113111111111 unto. A NEW DEPARTURE. We realize that a great. many people who prefer to carry their handles horns feel the injustice of piylotr the pm e no t 'mltt'y to cover the cost of d~llvery. To all of these we ouch: Prime Rib Roast. 1010 It. Porterhousw Steak. in tol ls Sirloin rim-11.1.1 to ill. Round Steak. 12 Shoulder Strait, ll lbs for 2!). .‘lmrari tired Hams. "I. begof Lamb (not Muttonl. 1.114. I ambifhnps. loin or Rib. 1:1... Pork (‘hoss or manage, it! Fresh "alum! lilo Fresh rlhoultlers. ll. These prices are for meats noisily as good in mull!) as any but! her in (two will offer, and are for f‘ ssh only. without 1lsllvrry.Ws shall common to handle the best I‘mbiliy of City llrsssetl Meats. superllor to anything offered by any burly. at prices tondsteut w ill the quality of goods. Reaper tfnll y. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, E. J. WADHAMS. Proorletor. 18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 31 Wait st. ., Norwals Telephone 111511.11 ”Irvin-trove" ”Ml OVERCOATS! The season is now at hand when an overcoat is a cocoa-11y. “or line of these very necessary garments ampassee anything we have heretofore storm to dis- play. Our prime are moderate and within the reach of all. it would be didlchis indeed to name any one price and mains it as a leader. They are all leaders lead any other cost sold elsewhere at the same prim The trimmings and w maoship are all that could be denim! l the most fastidious dresser. Do you is- tent’, buying an overcoat this winter? vs you a mincrr- to spare?1‘bsnatep la and you wl l stilt-m our statements. on real W-r~i- g’-h-t~s H—e-a—li—t-h llllllliilillll. Fleece Lined, 980. DAVIS, no Isle. ouster m and r mmmamarmua. Worry tron grammm -
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