8t JIII' Episcopal church. in Danbnry. ymtsrday The Weds-day afternoon and Thurs- day erasing prayer mailings at tile First Congregational church will be omitted this week. William Kellogg. Jr.. has closed bl, cigar factory onSprrng Bill and moved in Stamford, where he will enter the saute business. The funeral of Henry Bayes. who died Saturday at his home on Madison street. will be held from - St. Mary‘s church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. same we arrosraaa ‘wlfle Tulane they see and leer We. loath larval. and [avian their Diurnal Jeers-ay- Q;held in Dsnbnry, in February. an. Jr.‘ablock at Washing- , Water street is being vspsiutsd. Rogers. of South Norwalk. his parecti in New Canaan. last , bring your tickets to bakery depotrestanrant and see if you have lumber now drawn. F. A. Lane. A covenant meeting will be held in the lecture room of the Norwalk Bap- ‘ tiat church. on Wednesday night, “in place of of the Thursday evening prayer Itary’a church society cleared 01,- meeting. at their recent fair in Weed‘s Opera r The union Thanksgiving service of the South Norwalk Congregational. Metho- dist and Baptist churches will be held this year in the latter church, the service beginning at it o’clock. » Hone company will give a New “ ur‘s sociable at the Athenream. on the and evening of January 1st. stone foundation for J. D Jen- new residence on Elm street, is completion. . --If you have sleighs that you want repaired and repainted call or send _____. postal card to Luther Wright, and be M Morris’ Thanksgiving pro- Will do it to please you. ‘ «nvvas readinmostof the m in town,st the morning ser- , yaterday. liar. C. I. Selleck, of Norwalk, read ' burial service over the remains of 1M LTweedy, in Danbury, last Fri- ,7 . Mr. Tweedy died in Texas. Immense flocks of wild geese have passed over this section within the past ten days. The migration of these birds southward used to be a sure indication of immediate approach of cold weather. The Ladim‘ Auxiliary will hold its regular meetingln the Y. M. C. A parlor, tomorrow afternoon, at t o’.clock This meeting will be of interest in view of reports of the recent conference and the approaching fativall Mi- Iillicent L. 8bipman.of South «. ,waa married to 0. Bart Ray- ~-. of Daubury. at the Methodist - w s in Danbury, last week, by slasimmou. ”Billy” Vernon, who spent several . in Norwalk, last summer, «will “Bob” Dobbs. the colored light“ t pugiliet. before the Seaside Ath- club, New York, Irv-night. The Central Crrcle of King‘s Daugh- ters of the Norwaik Congregational church will meet in the chapel. Satur- day afternoon, to formulate plans for Christmas. The Sunday school of this church are preparing an elaborate H -- w in Danbury, except in a very Christmas programme. ahope.says the News.is disoourageing drill. Orderaarefew and far between: ~ even those are for small lots. It is htful if there will be much of an im- vement until after the holidays. al- C - some of the factories expect a «t spurt before Christmas. A meeting for converts. and those in- terested, will be held in the lecture-room of the First Methodist Episcopal church tonight at 7:45 o'clock. The pastor will addrem them for half an hour on im- portant subjecm. The ofllcial board of ‘ the church, will meet at the parsonage, tonight at 7:45 o’clock. -Coflee with pure cream, 5c. acup the Depot Restuarant. . __...___. A Last Saturday. Arthur Sherwood. of Green‘s Farms. shot a black backed gull“ measuring a little over five feet from tip to tip of his wings. The only other one ever shot in late years was killed two years ago by Air. Sherwood's son. A. P. Sherwood. That specimen measured five feet and seven inches. , __ harlee B. Weed, of Danbury, has . arrested on complaint of Frank logg, of New Canaan, who claims t he sold him a horse under false pro . ,claiming the animal was the fa- ... "Edgelight." Weed was takenbe- Justice Silliman at New Canaan released under MOO bonds. until . - y morning. If there are any more safes on the iron the Danbury and Norwalk railroad owners will do well to bury them. ' ars began in Bethel. workd down to . . i id and it wouldn‘ t surprise us to of their visiting Cannons. Wilton or [pa Winnipauk. before they quit a great Oi untry for wealth down that \ .~Ansonla Sentinel. Charles H. Dilworth and family, of Belden avenue, left Norwalk, Saturday. for Springfield, Mass. Mr. Dilworth has for some time been employed at Jack- son’s jewelry store and has made a host of friends in the twin cities. Mr. DIl- worth has secured a more lucrative position with a Springfield jewelry house. .,—-Get your horses clipped in the best manner at Gregory It Hull’s. corner Vanaodt and Oaborne avenues. East Norwalk. . 8 Reinhart will contribute to Bar- sWeekly for December 1 a double- drawing of the first Thanksgiving England, andadcscriptive article in ,I tocustomes which were peculiar the observance of that day in the history of this country. There he a Thanksgiving story by «lie Sweet, and “The Parasite." by Conan Doyle, will be concluded. ‘ Locmls Nelson will contribute an ‘ . . on “Our Commerce Destroyers," » « will be read with especial interest view of the recent agitation in naval - in favor of heavy battle-ships. A business meeting of the \. l’. S. C. E..of the South Norwalk Baptist church, will beheld tonight at the home of Mrs. John Tryon, Riverside avenue. East Nor- walk. Reports will be expected from all the committees of the society. Com- drill this week. Company A will drill Tuesday night, at the usual hour. The Gounod society. of New Haven, -No extra price for delivering orders anes’ market. typhoid fever scare has caused a falling of! in the .New Haven cys- Iade. All the dealers say they feel effects of the scare. They are hope- that it will not last long and that willbe proof that the lever was due to germs in oysters. At this of the year all the local dealers have huvy trade in oysters on Fridays. . teths strong case the health om- , have made against the oyster. the Raven dealers insist that the theory . rd. It has been suggested tothem they employ experts to make chemi- 4 examinations to prove that the oyster . contain germs of any disease. nowned soprano: Mme.Zippora Monteith, soprano; Miss Carlotta Desvigoes, can for sale December lith. hams had been left hanging outside. hang them near the side door. the olficer for pay for the barns. Decker accowrdlnglypald for them. I? .. ay evening, about 7 o’,clock Wilt Jondreau was standing in front "of P. Brummer' s barber shop, when he , lpproaoherl by John B. McNamara, fl formerly conducted a saloon in the , . I . .” Thelatter knocked a pack- , has under Jondrssu's arm. and the ‘ , w burst when It is“ to the side- Jcndrssu told McNamara he tltwasa scurry trick.and lic- kicked Jondreau in the abdomen. fitter made a rush for McNamara ' Mhlmto the llahacerno Hotel . , where McNamara stumbled I Jondrsau struck him several and a crowd : As at was made to sspudti‘ his man. wuss-slime before this was so- . » . was» it was dose Captain arrived. but made so arr-ls. m ,flmwm“ quart. at Hayes' market. ll. v Gregory a Bull's. corner Vanandt and pany B. of the Boys‘ Brigade, still not will sing the "Messiah," Tuesday after- noon and evening, December 18th. at the llyperion Theatre. The soloists will be Mme. Lillian Nordica. the world re- lralro; W. ll. Rigor, tenor. and the famous baritone. Max Heinrich. Tickets Friday night. after Drencher‘s market on South Main street, had been closed. Officer Decker discovered that two small He took them to police headquarters. but as it was very warm inside, he decided to When he went to lock for them again, they had disappeared. He told Mr. Drescher of the circumstances. Saturday morning, and the marketman said he should look to Mr. ——Long Island scallops are 20 centsa fl. Beach‘s illustrated lecture, "Footprints of George Washington." h tobeglven in the South Norwalk Con- gregational churbb, this evening. The lecture begins at 8 o'clock. Doors will be open at 7:30. Ir. Regan lately dsllv. ered this lecture in Duboqus, and the Herald says olliz” 'Footprlntsofiisorgs Wsahlngtcn" is a new lecture by Air Regan and is certainly most interesting. The photogrspblc illustrations were very vivid and doubly realistic from their colors. Ir. lagan's descriptions held theattsutlonoftheaadleneselessto the subject. Hols always as vivid is his , wire In Emma... re- a In area All! uses u x i a m. of new. ran crooner arm rises-r King. $2.76 bbl. Seek-no-furthers. entirely new line of PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER Style. Flnlsh an Ea m- JaCKSOI‘! (Over F. Head‘s Confectionery.) Uncaa Tribe, 1.0. IL, will holda rehearsal of the warri r'a degree to-night. The Scandia sccrety will give a con- cert and ball in Germania Hall. Wednes- day night. Herbert Quick, of, Norwalk. returned from a bouncy; trip. Saturday, and re- ports great luck. George Crolut. chief engineer for Ray- mond Brothers. Is moving today from Darien to Brookslde. Miss Daisy Govern has entered the employ of l". A. Lane, the Washington street confectioner. -Thankagiving turkeys. See our ad., tomorrow. People's market. A Thanksgiving service will 'he held inTrinity Episcopal church, Thursday morning at ll o'clock. Robert VanBuren and his son Robert are ill at their home on West avenue. Two physicians are in attendance. —-Get your bones shod for 01.00 at Osborne avenues, East Norwalk. Football elevens from theorer River and St. Mary‘s schools played agame last Saturday. The latter won by a score of 15 to 10 Commodore Bert Woodward was ex. hibiting a line photograph of the mem bers of the Swordfish club, this morning. A regular meeting of Palestine L' aetle, A. 0. K. M. C., will be held tonight. All members are requested to attend, as bus- iness of importance Will be transacted. The monkeys which have been attract- ing somuclI attention at the Norwallt Boston Store for the past two weeks, were shipp'd to Stamford this morning. Electric Light Commissioner Winches- ter and Superintendent Bannel Ire slab ing an inspeelron, today, of the electric light and tire alarm wires and polu, mainly for the purpose of indicating them on a map. W -l"ried escallops at Depot Restaurant Myer Farrington, clerk for Market- man James A. Farrington, went to New York city, Saturday night. and yester- day was united in marriage to a young lady in that place. They expect to come to South Norwalk. tonight, to reside. The electric light commissioners have contracted to have printed the tire Iarm boxes and all the poles owned by the city. The poles will be painted dark green. and the boxes white. with black numbers. Each pole will have a white head six feet above the box. M. D. Dunbar, grand guide, will visit Sherman council. No. 1,342. Royal Ar. cannm, this evening. The entertainment committee has pl‘rprred a short enter- tainment, after which refreshments will be served, followed by cigars and whist. All R. A. members are cordially invited. —-Get your carriages repaired at the lowest price at Gregory & Hull's, corner Vanandt and Osborne avenues. East Norwalk. Jsbez Wheeler lies very low at his home on Belden avenue. A consultation of doctors was held yesterday. and his condition was regarded as extremely critical. Dr McGuire-gal. who is attend- ing Mr. Wheeler. said this noon that he had some hope of his recovery. Ilr. Wheeler is suffering lrom double pneu- mania. Catholic Union Council, Knights of Columbus. and Division No. 1, Ancient next month. Tonight the Knights will hold a social meeting for members only. Other regular meetings are Our Brothers’ Lodge, Independent Order Temperance. Gllllflower. 32.75 am. Baldwin. $2. bbl. King Plppln. $2.76 bbl Quenlng.$2. ill bbl. . F. D LAWTON at CD. 22 South Mala Street. lABKSllN’S PllllTllGllAPlllc Sililllll Having been thoroughly refurbished. is now open for inspection, displaying an The work from this studio has gained a widespread reputation for its Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric can pass the door. sermons on the Holy Communion,preach Order of Blbernians. will elect oilicers Good Template. and Concord Division, Sons or —Wednesdsy. Thanksgiving eve, be: ginning at 9 n m., we give to our custo- mers a beautiful souvenir of the twin cities. “Tie a finely illustrated work. eompietslnsverydetailm'ndisofsspscial interest to the people of liorwalk and South Norwalk. As the namberlslimlt— sd,cuswillbsglrsn witheverytsath . “WA"ETSZA... Saul srl ll’srl lprlrs. COLORS AND SEPIAS. d Permanence. Photographer. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn. A special comunloatlon of Old Well Lodge will be held Friday evening. The M. M. degree will be conferred. A special convocation of Butler Chap- ter, No.38, R A. M , will be held tomor- row night. There will be work in the M. E. M. degree, and refreshments will be served. At the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour, Rev 8., P. Pond resumed his course of log Sunday evening to a large congre- gation on the docIrine of the Real Pres- once. The pulpit of Trinity church was oc- cupied, yesterday morning,by Rev. D. M. Ellwood. of Norwalk, and in the evening by Rev. William E. Booker, of Wilton. Excellent discourses were de- livered by both clergyman. —|fsstrr Frederick Ormonde, of Col- tage place. Stamford. who pleased the audience at the school entertainment. on Saturday evening, is now prepared to give musical instruction on the violin. The Arion Singing society will hold a Thanksgrviog sociable at their hall, on Thursday evening of this week, for which invitations will be limited, the committee intending to make this ad'air one of the most selr ct and social of the se son. Members desiring cards for friends or guests. will please present or forward the names to the committee. who will meet at (ir-rmania Hotel tomorrow, at 8 30 p. In l EVERY Bid 3 ‘ WARRANT ED .‘ WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT “flop“.— RUBBER WATER Imurs ~»--—-AND~ Fountain Syringes PRICES FROM 75c. to $3.00 > w-~”-..fl..¢. PLAISTED’S BENZUIN ORE M MAKES A DELIGHTFUL T LET REQUISITE. TRY IT, ONLY 25c per box. ll. ll. Paisled, 43 Washington Sl.‘ mammrlileflp.m. mmnwaiicrwslt. ESTABLISH n Isev. COMSTOC BROS., ,_ SPEClAL SALE Bhildrens Suits at $2. 98 FOR ONE WEEK. Boy’s overruns, 81.79 50 children's winter wool cults. double and single breasted. medium and dark colored. All sizes; 4 to I5. Selecled lrom our regular stuck. the original prices running from $3. 50 to $5.50. All marked the uniform price 32. 98 a suit. Some at them have an stir-spill cl pants. 30 Boys Overcoals. I3 to It years sizes. 3! .79, Former prices. $3.50. Large size. all Silk Handkerchiefs, .25 ills. COMSTOCK BROS., MASON“: Blllllllllii. I'll Slilllll Illll SlfllH, llllllllllli._ ‘ Slllllll____=_ llllllllllli. lilAllIlSfllVIllli. None Such Mince Meat, Fancy New Crop N. 0. Molasses, New Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Strawberry and Raspberry Jam. Golden Gate Fruits. Oranges, Lemons, lirapes, Figs, Dates, Prunes, Engliiih Walnuts. Mixed Table Nuts, Fancy Cluster Raisins,English Plum Pudding and Sauce,Cranberries,Asparagus Tips, New Maple Rock Candy and Queen'l‘able Syrups.Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter..Strictly Pure Spices, Finest 00396 that comes to our shores. Lamb's Tongues, Calve’s Foot Jelley, the richest Cheese on the market, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Fresh Country eggs, Pop Corn. You want the best goods possible to obtain. You can get them here. Chas. E. Seymour’s, LEADING GROCER, lilii’lllllll cur. I3-2. 33 \rIsIIuIIoI SillEH. something New Under the Sun. A Bargain Counter In a Butcher Shop. We begin today with a Bargain Table 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 9 a. m.. and ’ to «l p. m. ,daily. You ask: “What do you do it for. 9" 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 Rnpectfull y, E. d. WADHAMS. Pronrletor. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, 18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 81 Wall st., Norwalh Telephone call. 52-3. l Satisfaction guaranteed - Telephone call, 57-8, 9 Park Row, Stamford, 4 78 Main street. Bridgeport, ....- M COLD WEATHER ARTICLES llVERBllATS, PEA JACKETS, GLOVES, CAPS, WRISTLETS, llEAVY UNDERWEAR, WilllLEN SOCKS, JERSEY llVEIlSHIIlTS, And everything else in our line that is necessary for cold weather wear. l Pants to Order lrom $3.50 An Open or? evening until 9 O’clock. D A V IS, The Tailor. com... Halter and r l' Java Hill...) to: sour llcrwslk m Illll W.WI Milli .‘u .I. ., f .
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