”iathslorwalk lbw-alarm
“married to strike
mmuanyhourthiomorn'
. to We for your Thanksgiv-
tnrbsy. that and cheapest in town.
LL meeting of Uncas Tribe. 1.
”multinational-t. Thewar-
degsnewtllheeonfsrred ousevoral
WWII club will give
second annual reception in Quidsr's
will furnish musiclor dancing.
he solo or auto for the Yale on. and
'. - a“ concert, Tuesday evening.
tomorrow morning atlloyt's Opera
-, also at Plakted’s and Gregory's
m Est-cord church-
. the sermon at the “‘00..""w
e’doet. nut-rim “‘08- i“
”malt W church.
__;9 Bailwitz Brns’Jor your turkeys,
' per In, so lain street. Norwalk.
Judd-ed letters, in the Norwnlk
‘ fins are addressed as follows:
1h Deluth. Smith at Edwards.
' Alfred Hopkins.“ Jennie T.
.lr. Carlos Begins. In. James
'flnwnsll Willnaot, of Bunta Zelull's
caught a runaway horse on
7m street. last eventing. The
~ . belongs! to Isidore Alexander, n
, who lives on Taylor avenue,
the vehiclenorhorse was injur-
, 1
~lfyon have alsighe that you want
. and repainted call or send
ad to lather Wright, and he
do it to please you.
The Ladim‘ Aid society. of the Nor-
' Baptist church. will hold an age
in the church lecture room. to—
The novelty of the entertain-
wfllltethntthnnewho attend will
expected to contribute a penny for
—yearofiheirage. A musical and
. programme will be rendered.
'
W the Seaside Athletic club, at
who spent several weeks in Ntl’
httenmnser. during which time he
. _, his training for his tight with
Chadian pugiliot. Pigeon. was knock.
ed in the fourth round by “Bob"
a colored lighter. by a stinging
ontlaeneck. The battle was very
,. runabout,“
—-l’redt home 12:. lb at Drescher's.
th woman's branch of Grace church
M. last night. "BJiy" Yer-1
M out new
m, W.
—Oo to Ballwlts Butter your turkeys.
tile. pulls, I) [all street. Norwalk. ,
There will be a w meeting of
m Mal I. ‘L 0t rs. W's Th.
third “use will hsoon'forrod.
Thahoandof directorsofthe Y. I. C.
A. will meet tomorrow night, to decide
upon a secretary tor the association.
Henry Berg has given the contract for
hisuewhousotoaeorgeh'l'ullermt
llorwalk. Ground was broken this morn-
ins- _’ ,
-—Plesss bring your tickets to bakery
and depot restaurant and see if you have
the number now drawn. l". A. lane.
This morning’Attorney J. Boldeu Hurl-
buttrpreeented to theselectmennpetitlon.
signed by too Norwslk taxpayers, re-
mpnotrnttug against the establishing of
thepll wort» t Wilson Point. °
Expression . H. J. Ferriss’ barn, in
Norwalk. was b ken into Saturday
night. Nothing of value is missed. It
isprcoumed thst otrsmp was look-
ing for a night's lodging.
—l}st your carriages repaired at the
lowest price at Gregory & Hull‘s, corner
VaoZtndt and Osborne avenues. East
Norwalk. B
Justice Edward Barrett has found
young Michael Doherty guilty of steal-
ing coal from the old Danbury dock
bin. and lined him to and coats, which
was paid.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray, who recent-
ly secured judgments for the pinintllls in
the civil cases of L. D. Kpsler vs. Ira.
Bridget Filzmaurice and Wadhams vs.
Griflin. will go to Bridgeport. tomorrow.
totaxupthecosteintheosse.
c
—Chickenn i2 and Mo. lb. at Drescher's
Central larket. cor. Bavilaud and Iain.
in accordance with the onswrn of past
moss. Rev. 8 , ll. Watkins, of Orson
church. will distribute vegetables and
other articles among the poor and needy”
who are unable to otherwise enjoy a
Thanksgiving dinner. Contributions
may be left at the rectory tonight or
early tomorrow.’
Raymond Brothers have received
notice to remove several car loads of pipe
from the wharf at the Dnnbury dock.
where it has been stored for some time.
to make way for the new door and
other improvements t.) be made before
the establishment of n freight yard there.
i
, -—Postage stamps for collectors on sale
‘ atl inneo‘s.
Comrade Csrgill, of Adminl l-‘note
Post, 0. A. it . New Haven. made the
annual inspection of Dauslss Fowler
Post. last night. and, as usual, found it
in the best [mible t'umli'ion. Nearly
all the members of the post were out,
1 end the inspection was a Very profitable
lone.
A high mass of requiem was held over
the remains of Henry W. Hayes, st St.
‘ . will meet Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. A opecial meeting of the
l willbaheld Wedusnday night at
my. at too o'clock. Services
be held Thursday morning at 8 and
o'clock. Friday being St. Andrew‘s
. .awvioe willbe held at 10:30 a. In.
My evening service will he
l
1
. ofthoKisgwillbe postponed
flatnrdnyJiecomberfi.
rnnnhg the Tramway car which
. .B. Burchafll's horse.“ Friday
was ‘anopsnded until otter no
lo! Ilownyton sent a petition.
many
“I?
. and his tollov employ-I-
j ammo
at 2” o'clock.
The
Thoregular mestingof the
m A. Hoyt. the motorman who
hadheenmadn'l'he
. . to the‘l‘ram-
. CID”. asking for Ir. Boyt's
. . t, and llr. Bernhard also
‘ a letter stating that he did not
It. iloyt to blame tor the
Yesterday attornooa the
M llr. Hoyt. lie is
of the host mounseu onthelino,
with the traveling
lea-Cotes with pine creamfic. acup
gm mines in connection with
A, “of menus. llssh.wldow
:‘MW.lafi.werehsld from be:
financed Union Park. yesterday
' The Rev. 1.
«Daabnry. a {crater pastor
in lorwalk lsthodist church.
, Bespokeiahoeomlng words
“IBM the drcsased had done in
”Websmbmtwhich
hibsoa a mowbertor years. and
hostile as an example of a true
choir of the
m ell-rein. compound
Isa. I. 8. Lyon. Ills Annastaab.
Warren and Glories Hoyt.
lion isthspisgostetthlstrlgbtymlil‘o
W
Ibry‘s church. this llurmng. The ma “-
iwas celebrated by Rev. T. M. O'Brien.
‘Tnere wasahandsoms display of how-
are. Catholic Union Council, Kuighti
of Columbus. attended the terraces in a
body. The burial was at St. Mary's
cemetery. ' The pallbearers were W. H.
Hyland, E. J. Finnegan.’l'. P. Holler-
ney, T. W. Powell, llugh Donnelly and
J J.Sheehaa. .__..._._.__
—Get your horses clipped in the Zbest
manner at Gregory a Bull’s. corner
'VanZandt and Osborne avenues. East
Norwalk.
lira. Julia H. Gaylord. of Crtnrent
Tertnce,entrrtaineda few friends. last
evening. in honor of her friend and
guest.'liiss Davidson, of Winsted. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
playing whist. lira. Allen secured first
lady's prize. a sterling glove butloner:
llr. Fitch. the lint gentleman's price, a
sterling match holder. Mrs. Robert
Holmes being very content with the
booby prize. a box of bonbons.
ginning st 9 a. m., we give to our custo.
more a beautiful souvenir of the twin
cities. "l'is a linely illustrated work.
complete in every detail.and lsof especial
interest to the people of Norwalk and
South Norwalk. As the uumberis llmllf
ed, one will beglven with every tenth
purchase. Store open till 8:00 p. m.
The Breton store. Norwalk.
Cora A., wile of Louis ll. Kickback. of
Middleton. died in that city Monday at-
tarnoou, October 30th. of consumption.
aged twenty-one yours. Mr. and lire.
kickback were married at the lethodlat
parsonage ln licrwalk. last April, by the
Rev. A. It. Wyatt. and their honeymoon
was spent in Norwalk, where Ir. Rick-
ho was a messenger boy for [auger
John B. Hoyt. of the Western Union
Turmoil oonipsny. The Penny Press
olthat city says In. ninth-ck was a
member seductive worker in the lotio-
dlst church. “lush sy‘ntputhy heaprrwv
sd tortko elitist-d husband and patents
otwo-
: valuable . “W‘- mola-
hwss. Islonglngto‘l’.' : . _ » .
ass lsntnlgllt. ‘ ““5““ W ‘ noon- ‘ . Y“
. are. its lb. rig-(us or.) the it.
‘l'hsrswlllhoashort calendar session W "Efluflu'h- v Chm-lb. ‘
ammummmumw 2M- OMI- finale cam. -
F. Dd LAW
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric can pass the door.
(Over. F. Mead'aConlsctlouery.)
as moterman on the West avenue line.
has gone to Phildelpbia.
norm Washington street. in front of the
stores of Charles E Seymour and Hunt
d: Zslnfi. .
be no weddings at St. Mary's churot-
until after the feast of the Epiphany.
January 6.
a social last night. as announced. on sc-
member of the council.
Thanksgiving eve dance at Arion Ball.
under the auspices of the ladies of The
Knob Outing club.
Gregorya Enll' . corner \‘anZandt and
Osborne avenues, Es‘st Norwalk.
Norwalk express route. fell from his we.
gon at Southport. yesterday, and serious.
ly injured his left arm.
close torn )I’IOW for the usual Thanksgiv-
ing rooms, reopening next Monday. The
term closes Friday, list-ember 22d.
walk Biptist church. wrll begin their
winter's work. i). number 4th. by holding
a
Ire. llowsrd \V. Dory. 3'3 Newton-n ave-
n lit).
hock formerly retitled. in former years port
” TON & co.
22 South Main Street.
noon
on colors on SEPIlS.
The work from. thh studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for. Its
Style. Flnlsh and Permanence .
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
, 5,8,,lIall-Btreet.liorwalk.,Coan. .
rum will be especial musical service
at Trinity church. Bridgeport. this even-
ing. which will probably be attended by
some of Norwalk’s music loving people.
The choir of the church. amlated by an
orchestra. will render Hendelssohn's
”Lands Bion," a sacred cantata.
A Solmans'hst factory will resume
perations Friday morning.
Harry Hitchcock, formerly employed
A new crosswalk was laid. yesterday. ________
Professor A. 8. Gibson compost-d the
words and music for the "Slumber
Song," sung in Music Hall. Friday night.
on the occasion at the school entertain—
ment llr. Gibson also adapted the
music of the operetts “A Christmas
(2me in 090 Filth"
—-Home dressed turkeys 14,16,Drescher
After‘Sunday. December 2, there will
The following psragrnph from the
Shelton news of the Antonia Sentinel re-
fere‘to the father of lire. C. F. Boutwell,
of South Norwalk. who is a frequent vis-
itor here: "After having been in busi-
nrosso long in this place. L. V. 8. Hub.
hard. on trying the experiment of discon-
tinuing the same. found himself so lone-
ly and distraught that he finally. in sheer
desperation, has decided to again engage
in businem. and has. therefore, repur
chased the business he sold to B. S. Hall
and will resume at the old stand on and
after today. Mr. Hall has not yet decid-
ed what business he will engage in. Ir.
Hubbard will be welcomed back to the
ranks of libelton merchants by a host of
old lrirnds. and nceired many congratu-
lations on his new move, today."
The Knights of Columbus did not hold
aunt of the death of Henry Hayes, a
MosoIin will furnish music for the
-Get your horses shod for 31.00 at
C. C. Mun‘gsi.who runs the Bridgeport
The public schools of the town will
The Golden ltdleMCd-cle. of the Not-
home mission sociable at the home of
lb
—You can buy choice turkeys at from
10c to H: a pound at lisyes' market.
Mot-moans
.5CALP ,{
M.”
Ilrs. E. (i. Holmes. formerly Miss
Addie Kvllogg, daughter of ,.Msrtin
Kellogg. of Norwslk, who has bvsn
dsnpenusly ill st her home in Mnldrn,
is slowly regaining her health. nlthough
it wrll be several weeks buloro she will
be about the house again
o.
F23 COMPLEXION
5K?” .
Mystic Shrine-rs from Norwnlk went to
Bridgeport. last night. i) participate in
the Initiator y exercises of l'vramiai 'l‘em.
pie. Thirty-four candidates were trod-
den under the houls of the camels and
given a thorough insight into the tnya-
teries and sorrows of the order. The fun
was all over by half after midnight, 5"
when a collation was served. It was ar-
ranged for 400 persons. ,
—-l doz. cab. photos and a life size
cruyon. $5 5", at Lowis’. ll. Main street,
Norwalh. Samples itt gallery.
It is mpwstnd that all who have tick-
ets tosell tor the club-union course of
entertainments make reports and returns
to Miss Lula ll. tinilfen. by December 1.
This is not meant to imply that no tick-
ers can besold after December 1. out it is
desired that as full a report as p asslble
shall be obtsined by that date. that the
managers may judge of the financial
stats. and if need be advertise more or
order more tickets printed.
AND
l’lrtiatts rd'l-t
BERZRIN BREAK.
Aretha lineal preptrntioos for making
County liealth Otllcsr Hill. in com-
pany with Health Oillcer W. J. Tracey,
of Norwalk. visited. last Week. the var:-
ous ponds in this vicinity, where ice is
out to sell for domestic purposes. Your.
tern Acre pond, and Buch's poml, on the
Wilson rord. were found to be] polluted.
and they were condemned. The owners
were lnstructtgd to lake props-r. measures
to abate all the nuisances btfors cutting
in, from them. the skin soft and smomh.
R. R. Paistod.
illllllBISl,
, ta Washington St.
—Go to Ballwits Bros’.tor your turkeys,
12in. per lb. lit) liain street. Norwslk.
“0:: a movement on foot among
the Catholic ladies of Fairdelll county
to establish a general hospital to Bridge-
for the treatment and care of the
sick and injured. and at protein they are
communicating with a large institute in
Boston where the nursing is looked after
bythsdlstersof Charlty.who are train-
ed nurses and especially llttstl for their
duties. ltlsasldthstths capital noose
ssrytosarryousnch an institution will
to torthsonlssms one hrs: alone has
mags-l the lsllits by adoring m
’ children’s Suits 31 82.9
Havlsgheen thoroughly refurbished. to new open tor inspection. displaying'an
entirely new line of ' "
PHOTOGRAPHS. W
“‘1
SPECIAL SALE
FOR ONE WEEK.
Boy’s 0vercoals, $1.79
i0 CiliidlfiifSWilllBi WOOI Stills, 'ROITITiB‘V'alllTT‘TW
single breasted. medium and dark colored. All
sizes, 4 lo I5. Selected lrom our regular slack. the
original prices running lrom $3.50 to $5.50. lll
marked the uniform price. $2.98 a suit. Some of
lhem have an extra pair oi pants.
30 Boys" Overcoals. I3 to I8 years sizes.
$1 .79, ‘
Former prices. $3.50.
Large size, all
Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 its.
COMSTOCK ”3303.,
”SONIC Rillllllllli. Ill Slllllll 'flllll STREET,
IRRWllR. SOIITII llflRWllli.
.mwm W
unknowns".
None Such Mince Meat, Fancy New Crop N. O; Molasses,
New Citron. Orange and Lemon Peel, Strawberry and Raspberry
J am. Golden Gate Fruits. Oranges, Lemons, (tropes, Figs, Dates,
Prunes, English Walnuts, Mixed Table Nuts, Fancy Cluster
RaisinsJfingiish Plum Pudding and Sauce,Cranbcrrics,Asparagus
Tips, New Maple Rock Cami y and QueenTable Syrupstncy Gilt
’Edge Creamery Butter. Strictly Pure Spices, Finest Coffee 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,
TElEl’IlllllE till. l3-2. 33 lllSllllliTlll STREET.
THANKSGIVING” TURKEY;
As usual, we shall offer the finest goods with the largest
stock to choose from, and our prices, well, I guess you know; if
not. inquire of the butchers.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
at Wall st., llorwalh
18 North Main st , tic. Norwalk.
Tulepoonc call. S‘s-3. | satisfaction guaranteed. - Telephons call, FM.
9 Park Row, Stamford. 478 Main street. Bridgeport.
Com) WEATHER (ARTICLES:
avenues, PEA nuns, ~
0LOVES, cos, wnlsnus,
HEAVY UNRERWEAR, WllfllEN .SRRKS,
JERSEY (WERSRIRTS,
And everything else in our line that is necessary for cold weather wssr.
Pams lo 0rder lrom $3.50 in
Open every evening until ‘9:O’clook.
DAVIS, ‘
The Tailor. noon. m and Fuels;
K,
usual-mom
Scull lomlk.
Itllltttll maintain slim til.
Norwalk Chronicler