”‘ I I'll TIIHI H! III I II! l'llllli’il HINDI“! i art» fvtaee M one and less More. aenta werweta and, m M Diurnal ever-ey- anene Down 1...... aaaaeluonlosandrotlrcellofthe mmworehwillteke Age-Gibbs.“ Iinetreet.will ‘ ‘ the'l'horedey Evening club at thiasveainit , 'r Kilauea. formerlyoffimth ‘ ,betnowthsownerotndairy “Annapolis,“miotown. n. m... ’2' theirheil in the post oilice building. lsrwsik. might. to decide about giving halt. , In began work excavating on the up- end at Booth Iain street. this more- iar. for the new turnout. it is expected “is. work will be finished Saturday.“ the weather is favorable. J i-Plaee bring your tickets to bakery aid depot restaurant and see if you have the number now drawn. F. A. We. f3; Kr. and ”Games Knnhardt, of law— relee, Ila... me Hi. Hertha Knapp, of Heath Nerwalk. are the happy parents of bhlgbt little girl. James H. Knapp ie ,, exceedingly proud grandpa. He has hid the little one a visit already. Inthsr'righthesjnst placed in his repositoryefioeend very large line of “sleigh. 'Theyeresllofthelsteetstylee. 'Iaadhettmeke. Heheecne called“0ld pot-fort.” that is about as pretty and comfortable escanbeiinegined. -lfyon have eieighe that you went "paired and rvpeinted call or acid mlwdwhuMWfltha wfildoittopleeeeyon.‘ 'l'heFlorsl Circle of King's Daughters. “Ibflorwalk Iethodiet church, will ”put "Habitable Primrove'e Family Album," at the liorwelk Opera Hoiieepn the evening of December it. It was give-withgrset encceu er the recent Celndnr Carnival. . “Grace church. tonight. the regular Thursday evening service will be held at defolcck. After the service the continu- etion clear will hold a meeting. ' II are ersinvitul toettend. whether interested or not, end linden to the discourse by Rev. 8 H. Watkins chhael Doherty. a fourteenoyear old boy, w' arrested, last niaht. accused of mall-gooeuromeboaet the Danbury dock. Thempleinantwee said to be Swperintsndent Payne. of the Denbury lid Norwalk division of the Coneolidatr ed railroad. The boy was released on “own recognizance until 4 o'clock this afternoon. when he will be tried by Joe “rice Barrett. Wen with pure creentfiie acnp attire Depot Heuuarant. The grand rally and roll call of the members of the South Norwelk Baptist church isbeinghaid this afternoon. as the church. and will continue through thisevening. lt issiecerety hoped that afl-emhrsoftaechnrch will be pro mandall friendnerenrcstcordiailyin- vited toettend. Supper willbeeervrdmi d a thoroughly enjoyable time is anticipw ed. ltiehopcdthetell willbeconte bet— tereeqneinted and that Christian unity and helpful-ere be the reenlt. ~0ystcraet Depot mu!“ Thou-PoleymftheWestRocksroed. ,hlbebad habit til abetting bk wife. ”unwritten long as could. but fireflieeeu'l’oendn henFoIey wen “one: than "u. it. kicked her and Wheatherhsnrtontnnd she "Wt! toesllon neighborsforpro- fiction several rim during the day. “evening. when the children came Ia-efnmwovmtoey werevery lndg ”and sent for Constable Hunt. who “Fulfillment”. Hew'eelock- ed up and yesterday morning was beget before Justice Acetic. rho VVWIIi-tothirty days injsil and hsdknnt’lenrloosts. Attorney Hon. WW:..-,_W «You nray have boohn.pepsrs or deymwn ssleetioomheolu‘ onlyfrsvmvu crderietradeonoured' livertisrnibywiingl'ericdieei tickets. 4. 7er-Mh of n it. Joshua, on Well ml‘orweik, has first. Biswnitingrccethemnrvelof ‘kssety seats Mylar-Hue. 3%eswpleiethishastworkedorn headway tiered walls. Ilia plies ‘ “MW. 'l'ke e'ab an be entertalnvdby Ire Robert Vultures, tomomv Meow. Joseph Mus. of Harbor avenue. h thegnest of friends in Tncteboe. N. Y --Aa noningof ruesojoymsntatliopo Huecoinpany’s social tomorrow night. There will he a meeting of the festival committee. lathe Y. II. C. A. parlor. to mew evening at 8 o'clock. «Use Periodical tickets—it will pay you. George I» Ionics. the basket maker, her husband his huslnee from 188 Water street to a more over W. A. Wheeler's foundrymnthasame street. M will be that calendar court at Bridgeport, tomorrow. on account of the illness of a brother of Judge bhumway . D. It. l-‘i'liow is seriomly ill at his hon e in Cranberry Plains. Fred Hall. of the “larguerlts” sailing party, writs home that be is filling a two weeks’ pool playing engagement in Baltimore. lid. __ ' —I.ong Island scallops arezd centaa quart. at Hayes' market. Someone visited the henuery of Fred Byxbce, in the rear of his residence on the Weetport road. last night. end stole nine choice low is. wringing their necks end leaving their heads near the coop. The Riverside Cemetery association will meet atthe adios of Attorney John H. Light, next licnday afternoon W —Dcli't fail to am Hope Hose Co's sociable. at Athemenm, tomorrow even- ing. Good time guaranteed. A beg social will take place next Tues- day night. at the Norwalk‘ Baptiit church. A musical end literary pro- grammsisheing prepared for the occa- nice. The Norwalk Football club will play the Dsnbury High School eleven, at the Norwalk Perk. Thanksgiving afternoon. The game will be called at 3:80 o‘clock. Thomas Bmibert. who isemployed at Hoyt & Son’s nursery, New Cannon. and lies Her] London were married at the bride's home in Winnipaulr. at 5 o'clock last evening, by the Rev. C. M. Selleck. hiss label Vanderhoef. of East sve- nus. wee a guest at the Cosur—Living- own wedding, Tuesday evening. at tle Madison Avenue Presbyterian church. New York city. Her friend. Miss John Bennett. was one of the bridesm lids. The long-drawn-out suit of Edward J. Wndhams, of Norwalk. against Samuel W. Griffin, of the same place.is on trial in the civil Common Pleas Court. The Les- timony wee concluded this morning. and the arguments will be made this after- main. —An evening of rare enjoyment at Hope Hoes company's social tomorrow night. A dangerous obstruction in the Hound eeer Execution light is reported. The tog Resolute. with a row of barges. came dangerously near going upon it. Savexal of the Sound steamers have struck the obstruction. which is supposed to be the wreck of some vessel. About 5:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon tire was discovered in a closet in Jacob Burnetein'e clothing store in New Canaan. As alarm was given and the New Canaan lira department quickly rs. eponded, and extinguished the blue be- fore any great amount of damage was me. ..._._....,. .._. ._.. -Books of Periodical tickets. free at Francis a 00.5.80. Norwelk, or Room 1. Hawaii: building. Norwalk. Her. W, H. Thomas. of Lynn. Mose. who owuea cottage at Wilson (love. has sent a letter to B. Blrohar‘d, requesting him to lifll his name to the rsmonatrance against the locating of the Standard Oil Company's storage plant. The Best llegarda Social club will give edencetonight in G A R. Hall. Superintendent 0. ll. Shepard.of the New York division, and Superintendent l". C. Payne. of the Danbury division of the Consolidated railroad. visited Wil— eon Point. yesterdaym.m_ Alice label, daughter of Frank and lery i’. Roberta. died at her home on Chinatock Hill. last night. aged one year andeight months. The funeral wiiibs who extra price for delivering orders at Hayss' market. Grand Guide I. B. Dunbar will make his oillcial visit to Bhsrmsn ilcudcllJtoy- a! Arcnnuin, next Hondey night. w “remains and attractive display of clothing in the windows of Comeback Brothers‘ Norwalk store is a compliment to the window dresser of that enterpris- ing firm. The mode command the at- tnation of all pastels-by. Arthur ii. Mist. of Kellogg street. attended a reception, last night. given by Ir. and Ira. Jem- dlaughtsr, ofOler- mcataveene. lirccklyn. in honor of the m anelrwsaiy of the birthday "h am “a ”Mir *1! . gran teacher as Kine. $2.75 1,”. fSeek-no—furthers. entirely new line of Pll0TOGlllPl-IS. wuss E. M. Jackson. (Over 1". Mosd's Confectionery.) Miss Dairy Kevlar. of Ridgebury. is ti 0 guest of Mrs. Jaue Flynn, Haviland street Harriet Cowan. formerly of South Nor. walk. died at her late residence. 490 East Main street, Bridgeport, yesterday. ~Boys that want new suite for the school entertainment will find the $2 98 suite. at Comatock Brothers’. just the thing. See their adhertlsement. The annual meeting of the Coners‘ and Slippers society was held last night in Arion Hail, and the following officers were elected: President, Frank Judd; vice-president. Fred Smith; secretary, Henry Mcster; treasurer, Mr. Fitz- gerald. H. C. Brower.of Norwalk, has just bought from Luther Wrights very nice Palo Alto wagon. —--Dcn't fail to attend Hops Hose Co.’s sociable. at Athenicum. tomorrow even- ing. . Good time guaranteed. Gould H. Taylor. of Paterson. N. J . is visiting his mother. Mrs. David Taylor, Ely avenue. Mrs. W. J. VanGleck and Mrs. Theo. dore H. Bussiug. of Troy, N. Y.. are guests at the residence of Lester Hunt. South Ivlain street. Mrs. Mary Skidmors, of Harbor avo- nue, who is seriously ill. was removed to the horns of her son. at Fairileld. She was taken over in a coach. George W. Cavanagh. a brother of Willis Cavanagh, of Norwalk, died in Bollevue Hospital. New York. Tuesday. aged fifty-one years. The remains were brought to Norwnlk and buried in Union cemetery. ’lhs coudilion of Arthur Burke. of Main street. Norwaik, who lies critically ill with interini'ieut lever. is reported as unchanged. Some of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Sbellhoos, spent an enjoyable evening at their pleasant home on West Main street, last night. (lames and dancing Were the pastimes. music for the latter being furnished by E. 0.8bipman. The Juniors of the First Baptist church gave a very pleasing entertainment in the lecture-room last evening. Miss flax- ter. their leader. deserves the highest praise for the manner in which the affair was planned and executed. A horse owned by Gilbert Clilclieetcr. night watchmen of the Norwallr Tram- way company’s our house, and which he stables in Captain Huyt’s barn at the cor- net of South Main and Cross streets. got cast in the stall this morning. In accord with the action of bakers in the principal cities of this and adjoining slates. Mead has reduced the price of bread to live cents a loaf. Saturday there will be another rod-lottor candy sale at the South N0rwalkstoro.and every buyer after 6 o’clock will get a glass of hot sods, Tho conductors and momrmsn of the Norwnlk Street Railway company took p vssissiou of their new room. yesterday. The company's olllcs. which is located directly over the couductors' and mo- tormsn‘s room. was lighted by incandes- cent Ilgnts for the first time last night. Newsboys wanted to sell The Summer . There was a little excitement on Wall street about 4 o'clock yesterday after- noonmccasionod by a horse purchased in Georgetown. a few hours before by Peter (lulgue, becoming frightened at a trolley car near Lockwood's Bull. The animal shied as the car approached him, and backed the wagon. in which were Mr. Guigus and Ed ward McGreth, of the Dublin district, on the sidewalk in front of the Jefferson Hours. The occupants of the vehicle saved themselves from hos lug thrown out by clinging to the seat. of the wagon. The only damage was a bad- ly bent front axle. “Fried cscellopa at Depot Restaurant Florence Graeme domestic employed by tile. 8. 1). Parker, M Wilton arenas. wit-taken violently insane. this after- noon,end lsnow detained at the Nor- walk lockup, where the was taken by gout of Police Bradley. it will be necessary to take her toss asylum. in user loom F. D LAWTON 8t 22. South Main Street. 'JAOKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHTO STOOIO .~ Having been thoroughly returnisbed. is now open for inspection, displaying an . his; in IN 1' .ABaker. $2.25 bbl. Glliiilower. $2.75 bbl. Baldwin. $2. bbl. King Pippin. $2.75 bbl Greenlng.$2.50 bbl. Seoul and Black lppl s. C COLORS MlO SEPIOS. The work from this studio has gained a widespread reputation ft r its Style. Flnlsh and Permanence. Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to tlwm the lineal productions of the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Electric cars pass the door. Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. . Miss Annie Peck. of Main street, Nor- walk, is visiting relatives at Glenbrook. —s. N. A. c. solubility, Nov. 23rd. Cptsin R M, Rose atlen ed smili- tary reception in New Have , last night. Fix-Mayor Wilcox has greatly improvrd the appearance of his home on Washing- ton street by the addition of a gable wir- d .w on the second storv. Rev. T. K. Noble. of the Norwaik Con- gregational church will leave town tr - morrow for Cleveland, Ohio. to partici- p its in the dedicatory exercises of a new church. Connecticut Patents. The following patents were issued Nov. 20 List furnished from ofiices of A. M. Wooster, puent law yer and solicitor, Bridgeport: Dwight and D C Wheeler. Bridgeport, shear bow; D. C and J E Williimson, Bridgeport. lilter; J ll. Marlin. Now Be- vsn, deinnhahlv securing gun barrels to stocks; F. N. Kelfil'y, New Haven, trol- ley .etand; W A. Lorenzo. Hartlord. making paper bats: Joseph Jauob. Merl- Ilen. air distrihulrr for central draft limpe. Trade mark—New London Wash rlilk company. New lnndon, silk, floss or embroidery atlk. ' Miss YUMUubiliN—l have not the slightestidee liuw the wedding sermon begins. I'll have in in IE it up Her In- tended (glancinc with admiration at the wedding Riftal—W'lly not start 03, “Know all men m n.. we presents." - J; WE HAVE .\ LARGE ASSORTMENT “won-- RUBBER WATElT BOTTLES .. ~-— mu. Fountain Syringes ‘.u:~.’ l’lilCEi FROM ‘.-:-.' 75C. to $3.00 PLAISTED’S BENZOIN OREAM MAKES A Dl‘lLlllH'l‘FUL TOILET REQUTSITE. TRY IT, ONLY 250 per box. a. u. Paisled. 43 Washington St. South Somali. union's. *6 n3 SPECIAL SALE children’s Suits at $2.08 FOR ONE WEEK. Boy’s 0veruuals, $1.70 50 children’s winler wool suils, double and single breasted. medium and dark colored. All sizes, 410 I5. Selected from our regular slack. the original prices running from $3.50 to $5.50. All marked the uniform price. $2.98 a suit. Some of them have an exlra pair of pants. 30 prs' 0vercoals. I3 to I8 years sizes. $ l .79, 9? Former prices. $3 50. Large size. all Silk Handkerchiefs,25 Ols. COMSTOCK BROS., “SW“ Buiwmu; l4 SOUTH Milli smut, ..-.!°Ewui. S0llTll uunwux. IF YOU WANT Fancy. New, Sweet, High Flavored, Gilt Edge Butter, made fresh each week, call upon us at 30c 1b. Get the fam- ' ous Boss Cream Lunch Milk Biscuit and Choice Soda Wafers. at me It). New State Mar- row Beans. Those fine “Osborn” Cranberries. 2 ts., 25c. Fancy New vap- orated Ap- ricots, 21b3,, 25. N ew Evaporated Bartlett Pears and everything that you would expect to find in 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, e LEADING GROCER, iuiruuui Dill, mo. 33 msmuuiou sum. Something New Under the Sun. A Bargain Counter in a Butcher Shop. We begin today with a Tab‘s on which we shall arrange Goods selected from the best in the market and the prices will be fully 25 per cent. lower than regular. The price will be plainly marked and the sale will be from 7 to O a. m.. and 2 to 4 p m.. daily. You ask: "What do you do it for '3" We answer: To advertise. It costs money to ad- vertise. and we propose to employ you to work for us and pay you handsomely for it. Respectfully. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. TH E PEOPLE’S MARKET, ill North Main st.. 80. Norwnlk. 31 Well st., Norwalk Telephone call. 5245. i fiatlsfaotlon guaranteed. - 'l‘clephone call. 67-0. 0 Park Row, Stamford. 478 Main street, Bridgeport. cons-rocks ’ 60m) WEATHER ARTICLES: OVEROOATS, PEA JACKETS, GLOVES, CAPS, WRISTLETS, HEAVY ONOERWEATT, WOOLEN SOOKS, JERSEY OVERSHIRTS, And everything else in our line that is necessary for cold weather weer. Pants to Order from $3.50 On- Open every evening until 9 O’clock. DAVIS, The Tailor. Blomisi. Halter and tumour; lllllOllElO llOTfl STOCK, OOOTII ”Will, OOlllJ. .,.r t
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