w. . M Moi Blvweids avenue. was ‘ on , liner thehwediah Congregational church. ‘- ‘ ter.whormidesatdsltastavenne,andis , -‘ infieuth Norwalk. will be surprised to 'V ssssntty married to a» New York A" . 01'!“ In! ill [All ”(it wens. , t (Ammiaehamnrbule fimlflW‘!cnnnosapte's barium-unsubstant— newsman-mammalian . "Winnie at the neat unr- wetesssslsehrlssssllllmnrtawlus ”incumbents-smash hilt. [ht-W'allnntdo'nlcek. while Cliio nithem.Arthur Ainsworth,'had his andgavelrJteadallper-Iniseion tnmhne spin along Riverside avenue theridartnrnedoutfor a horse coming inthnoppon'ltedirectlon.and ran into a telegraph pole with considerable violence ~nearestbrown fromthe machineandso severely injured that he found it impos- dble tomove. flie cries also failed to attract the attention of pessers-by on the other side of the street. Finiliy his friends becamealarmed at his long ab. emnnand started in search of him, find. inghimbytherondaidn in front of the church. Theyc‘srried him back to the drug store, where Dr. Baker attended him. Theboy’s right kg was fractured abovnthehnee, and he received a num- ber of painful bruises. His father, J. 8. Randall, and brother, If. D. Randell, dro'é”""“”over and took him home. whens he will be obliged to remain aeve~ . The many friends of Herbert Carptn- empioyed in I. 8. Smith'edq' goods store learn of his marriage some time ego The bride was liiss Emma Hamilton, of a... York city, who is a niece of lira. Mary Brush. and has visited bsre frequently. The happy event took place July 15th, in a church on Park avenue. New York. lira. Carpenter as been raiding in that city. but wi soon begin housekeeping in this place. George in. hog, secretary of the Dixon Crucible company, of New Jersey, has presented the Public Library and Read- ing Room. of this city, with three green of lead pencils on which the name of the recipients appear. The mud list just west of the River- ide pavilion proved to be a veritable clubbed when Fritz Olsen's float was removed, yesterday. In the afternoon onernsn gathered nearlye bushel has. let full of the soft shell variety. E. E. Gotham will remain at home until after Thanksgiving. when he will mnhe a short trip to Philadelphia and in some portions of New Jersey. After the holidays he expects to go west in the in- terest of the wall paper firm by whom he is employed. ' E'xpressman Job}: Connors has been moving John Grumman from Riverside nvenuetoThsGrsen. in Norwaik. Iir Grumman has secured a position as night watchman at the Butler street straw hat factory. It is asserted that the value of property along the Dorion Point road has taken an upward turn the past few weeks, ow- ing to the extension of the trolley along that thoroughfare. Anew heater from the Norwalk Pat- mWorhen being placed in A. W. ' Chichester's recently erected house on Low street, Springwood. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Bootb,oi Bridge port. have returned home sf er a short vidt with lire. William Godfrey. VanZendt avenue Liveryrnan Gregory has had twenty- Ive trees on his East avenue property inoculated by the Elm Tree Inoculation company. ___ . Plumber Holmes in placing a tin roof on the extension of the old Benedict hot-e. owned by J. S. Randell. . Frank Underhill, who is employed by W.’ B. Bturtevant in South Norwslh. is enjoying a week's vacation. Thanksgiving anrvicen will be held in St. Peter’s German church. at it o'clock Thursday afternoon. s Gregory A: Bull, the new blacksmith- ing ilrm, report a brisk trace in their line of innings. . ......_....._._. .. i Fred Ellwood, of Orion, Heine. is visitinghisslster, lira. 8. 8. L'flomme- dlen. Henry street. Ilse Helen Finch, of Vansndt an, spent yesterday with her brother. K. Finch, in Brooklyn. “Eve Thompson. of this piece, was gmtismm,lr.0’lisii. ‘ ruinous float has so.- beached lkhewintwnaarthaswedhh Gangre- g eases-mm...- hsld at . thawed James ‘ Valentine, new .1 leg Ire. William I. Verity. Rayner sve- sus. ‘ .1le ids g... wt H Boarnmmiloag nutm- .u.‘ ‘ aowerros. . Erbouhunmovedthnstone re- makes a good herd road. free from mud. enditwiilbenpleaenrntorldecverit. ThelittlecbildofflenryA.G.Heuech hei, of Kain street. who has been sick with whooping cough and a slight bron- chial trouble, is considerable improved. Ifr. and Ira. Richard E.‘Boylston will leave tomorrow for Long Hill. to spend Thnnhagiviog with their son. Rev. C. W. Boyleton. . Captain Deitir" RI don"‘tsd" willful the residence of William Hoyt. " The teachers and pupils of the public school will bid farewell, Wednesday afternoon, to the old school building, which has been occupied for many years. and after enjoying the Thanksgiving re- cess will begin their studies next Monday morning in the new school building. Forty or fifty people gathered. last evening, at the home of hire. E. Thomas, on Main street. the event being a library party. which was repented from last Frl~ day night. Numerous books were reprn noted by costumes. drawings and ob- jectl. Some of them were: "Nicholas Nickelby.” "Middle March,” “Grant's lismoira,” "Adam Beds." "House of Seven Gables." “Paradise Inst," Moon. atone.” ”Face Illumined." “Uncle Tom‘s Cabin,” “Watch and Walt." “A Tale of Two Cities.” “Tam O’Shanter,” “Holy Book," "John Ward Preacher," end “Twenty Years Ago." Refreshments were served by the ladies. and n p ens- ant time was enjoyed. Miss Cora Lake returned home, yeater day, from a visit with relatives in New York. __ . t DAIiIEN AND NOROTON. Mrs. Lathrop, of Brooklyn. wife of the well-known bridge contractor, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hoyt. Main street, yesterday. ‘ At the session of the Congregational Sunday school. Sunday, a collection was taken for the Home of the Friendlesl in New York city. - The amount realized was 67. Bishop Williams preached a powerful sermon in St. Luke's church. Sunday morning. and confirmed a large class. Rev. W. S. Rafter opened the service and read the lesson. and the rector. Rev. Louis French. assisted. The ladies of St. John's Roman Catho- lic church will hold asociahle tonight. at the residence of William Baiahan. Nero- ton Heights, There will be dancing and other attractive features. WESTI’OBT. Lawrence F. Groom. a plumber em- ployed by F. M. Taylor, fell from a lad- der yesterday afternoon. fifteen feet. and was seriously injured. Groom was re- pairing the drain pipe when the accident happened. esprit. non l‘ltlii'l‘. A Pit Near Shelton Used for the Second Time. Another brutal battle between dogs owned by still more hotel men, and wit- nessed bysnumber of men from An- sonis. Bridgeport and South Norwalk, took place Sunday morning. in the same place on the Bridgeport road as the one of two weeks ago. The fight was be- tween “Ladd,” owned by John Bannues- sel. of South Norwelk. and “Billy." the property of Jerry liartin, of Bridge. port. Seventy-five dollars a side was the stake and the winner also to take the l a. m. and the Nor-walk dog at once se- cured the advantage. although before the light. “Billy" was a prime favorite in the betting. the lighting was extremely savage and lasted for nearly half an hour, “Ladd” having by far the best of it. When time wasoalled for the third round "Billy" failed to respond and the light and purse were awarded to "Ladd," who was hob. bllng about the pit on three legs. The light lasted one hour and fifty- three minutes. and although a winner. “L1dd” was t erribly punished. having one lsg‘broken and his head and neck horribly chewed up.--Ansonls Sentinel. Stein and l'awned a Watch Sometime ago a gold watch was also strected from adrawer in the residence of Iatthew Oorhett. of the Old Well Cigar company. A young girl from Nor- walh had been employed in the house for some time,end suspicion pointed to herssthe thief. last week In. Cor. hett’s mother. in. J. W. Powell, went to thnglrl'sheme and amused heroiteh. lag the watch. Issnwbils a sister of thegirl left the house and soon returned with the watch. Ira. Powell learned the stars minus to the emancipated woman. hlm‘ln the manner in which he has been aooustomedl'" “1 can." "Than tahe hill and be happy." Taylor a Golden Northp‘ort, are smuding a few days at an ' iii gate receipts. The light commenced at ‘ At the second scratch - . unseen».-. 'is has raced artist? is New York-4 “do you wenttc merry my son," said "I do.” “Can you support Real Estate and Insurance echoed. been visiting in Brooklyn. has returned car‘ssrnsr ruins. telnlngweilfrcatelosgddehlepropsrty. lbs leansdnthlslssnnsntrhllsdi is , . andkhavbgflahnwentnltdnwlslawtmmm. um:- D.N.l‘lllow.whobaebenneeriouslym havethlrtydghtaarlenz‘ofm m «“0 .mum‘m," Two children of William Andrews thh week. Four Mew" --~ have diphtheria. and the house is quar- Ira. Josephine Oimstaad. who has home. lire. Fred Jennings. of Bridgeport. in a guest of- Ira. F. 1". Clark. Ifr. and hire. Frank Blake spent Sno- dsy with Ir. Blake's parents. on High street, Norwalk. Weahingtoo lodge, l. O. G. 'I‘.. will WAIIIIO'I'ON "Rm. ' " ”noun 'liiilll ngrnra‘ ‘urhonu also int. with the view 0 porn no: invited t4. and examine our list. e have them for sale in every pertof the city at moat-titan a prince and on eaev terms. W AN '1‘ It It. iiiiiiicfuf'iifi'rfi; cal ti K stso'rtifiéfii Norwalk Hotel. CLEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4 Raymond street. Corner south Main street. on line of electric cars. South Nor- wnlh. Conn We respectful? announce to the citizens of south Norwelk. orw us and vicln. ity that we established ourselves in your midst. in the dyeing and closure business. and are now prepared to do all hi s of clean- ing and d sing it the very best stvleend man- ee' suits. dresses. either made up or s boods.ctc.. illlard covers, oer. a rt. cloaks. capes. infaoie‘ ea rib. . fringes. piano. osgan. mu acarfs. ties. hi gle kid shoes. also feet are cleaned and curled. ntlemen‘s ants dyed or cleaned and pressed in the t manner. 0. BUTTERFASS. mlo ti Vlli'tY lad In Norwalk to know that the famous" lush or "cures implies. frecklenblachneade an clveen lovey com- plexion. Price. the. Agents wound: cell. or sddrem. with stamp. Mira. Bili'i‘il. in math avenue. New York. n15 1w SAFE—About £133. inside measure. titers rice and maser's name. Address lock box lest Norweiit. Donn. hm ma OULD keep several horses free of expense for their use. Horses taken to board: and stehiing by the week or month. Applv to AYMOND BROTHERS. n24 1w 1* To new. 'i‘ itthAY'I‘ON. good home or sewn rooms. with ourrla e house and stable rtiorw. Apply to Wth AM J. CBAW. lio- wnytos, Conn. uti lw 00 water. both. laundry. Enquire MKS. WILL A awnue. RNER cottage on Livingdon place. mod- ern improvements. heater. hot and cold stationary tuba. etc. hi B. RIDER?! West oil} it I OUSE near Elm Grove store. seven rooms. water in. all in it od shape. rent. em. Home on Belden avenue. near lrrlngton eve. nue. rive rooms. large gnnlcu. line well. rent .7. House corner Day and Tollss streets. nine mms. water in. Apply to was I INAPP. lit West street. ”a n? if OWER part of housefio. s Hsvllend street. 1 Rent low in desirable tenant. Apply to t‘HAithES ii. WHEELER. 12 Orchard street. Norwalk. n21 ti Rent 39. In uire on premiros or of Dit. Iliu'l‘. at 26 est avenue. I ARUE store and basement situated user 1 the East end of Washington street bridrte. Ho ith Norwellt, formerly occupied by Mr il‘rcdrlchs as a grocery store. also a tenement of four nice rooms overhead the store. Eu- quire of James L'iiomnmlisu. Washington itlft‘til South Norwnlli,or address tiwowurr. ll. T. hil'RPilYAéanshingwn evemio. filam- ionl, Conn. nz'i lw WE“. floor of large house. No. it! Meadow street. near tramway turnout: water In. BEN it- nill tf Dilt‘El) RENTS tn desirable pm titre; tirst floors. sf fill and Q” fill; sec mil floor. 36.230. Comte and sewer connections in the house: recession iuitnodlulel . inquire of U. NAU- ENHECK. ill Urt'hart street. uZl lw “ix rooms st 12 Union Park. seen i. Apply on premises. nd floor “2! l w ‘TUltE and basement. Kl Washington street. bavingsldewimlows suitable for drew mailing. m llnery or light munufncturlns busi- ness. Ap lv at Old! Wield. t.‘ltiAiivi‘;oi‘s n. t . ._ ... onion. 8:! ashlngtou street. TREE rooms fllflouth Main street. water in. rent 8b; til Wmlward avenue. ti rooms. second floor. rent SH: house 61 Woodward rive. one. rent, .13. Apply to E. A. WOODWARII. A._— Fortune. gKATEtl. Sleds. Ilurub Bells. Indian Clubs. L Boningtilnves. h‘lne Carvers. Table tut lery. Poem. Knives. shot Mme. Timed, Revol- vers. Ammunition. Lard Hperm. boat's l'mv. Point and Cylinder Oils. verything in Hard- ware. steamer and l-‘eetnry rlupply Lim- at low prices by WATKINH a DOW. lill Wash- ington street. sleuth Norw elk. n2i he 6 and 8 iv rooting. Roof cement. Roof rost- lng. lastioslove'linlnfi Paint Oil (lines and putty. sou'm so wsmi tissu- WA RE (20.. “south Main street. at: If latits'l‘. A CRESCENT and star scarf pin. set with diamonds. A suitable reward will he paid for its return to this office. _ cal at mt‘iiillu [if " ‘ NNorth'l'syior avenue a lady’s silver watch. huntln sass. Owner can have nine by oalllngat . A. Hendrlch's. North Taylor avenue. and paying for this advertise- ment. of? it MM-. ......_.._......... hum... msonuhrthdns. astronaamiose‘ ”6:4 3163': .3“; emf M arty without doing. If articulate. ad- dm‘i’oat Odice Box l l. Stamford. (icon. I t Favours macs clairvoyant. Send inch of van alrJllcentsand stamp for astonishing s hold a social with David B. Tinkler. Fri: day evening. ‘ Children Cry for Pltcher’s Castorla. Whmhnbymuchwegavehercastorla. WhmsbcwuaflrMIhch-ledforcaetcria, Whmahebecnmellqaheciungtom mummmmmpncmm Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. . Children Cry for Pitcher’e Caatcrla. T- W more; rnmu mam. nov. 30. The hingest thing of the century! "l T"! TENOERLOIN 0r.llewlorlillelffidnigm An nmazlng drama founded on actual do- lmrs in the most famous quarter of the Empire city. $0?qu st. irngnen‘s:d "ital. flag w 'ith an unequ or company. our ) .‘ BED- RIUK BRYTON. lntroducln t e noted TOM GOULD and HEORGE AP . the reformed ecu goods operator. Neverthelesa a play _t at every lady and gentlemen can witness with perfect propristv. being free from objrci tlonabls features. \‘lvld scenes of sensational life, with a well defined moral. A really mammoth dramatic production. unsurpass- ahie and elaborated y complex. n 2! "so USA’S PEERLESS BAND. NMENION'O "IRON KING- JOHN PHILIP BOUSA. Conductor. Playing 83% ’S NIIIOHES . TIRRINC .\imr. Francesca Guthrie-Meyer. floprnno. in an unsxoeiled programme. T“ I WORLD’S n‘" F T CONCIIT "A!" GNEI [NT ' MUSIC HALL. NONOII AFTERNOON. OEO ill. Prices. 50c. The and $1.17 I. Concert begins at '1 p m. sharp. n24 Hoyt’s Opera Hduse ‘ some soswsss. wow u ms. nu. 4. TALE GL' . BANJO lNO MANDOLIN CLOO'S CONCERT. (in-at Social Event of the Season. IAll the popular college songs, new and old. fraternity more. and college melodies se sung under the sin elms. Do not fall to I" and enjoy a pleasant mm in . Tickets on sale tomorrow morning at finyt’a Opera liunsn. also Pleistsd's and unnory’s. ‘ ntl' iw W W-H account. a. 0.. 55 80. Ill! ST. Shillilllllii. Practice Limited to Diseases ol'Women onion hears. liondeyssnd Thursdays. t to t moinn'mmmtmm u:- dreaa inlaid? llwlfhlifimg gain ”street: s “I”- 03] ill! '73]; n: Thanksgiving at thatltfihsdhesapawaedatflilliam Pod» “mummy a , mun-me the J numeric casein NEWS, 92 NIONINOTON STREET. will gave one Par on i). I. "” o“ and” The best Ice Cream in the city. Leave your Ice Cream order for aoeetovtrcursonntsrn ifwe say as minus Wool" it la'all wool—- whethrrtbtprlflirflch—the earns gametes” with .eeeh. As llleetra» .ticncfvalne: Ian'aail wool Black titanium-cosh. single-breasted. nest wcnl lichen. silk velvet cellars. color W012, euro, tilsnd upset”. A, newlotoiourhns'i'eilor lads Ooving~ ton and Dunreven Overseers came in this week. The best quality till. all. sco, Wandm You'd ask for no better We'll compare them with any made-to- meaeure garment, for lit and general make-up. leriy attractive these days with bargains in Lamb’s Wool Sweaters. Underwear, Gloves. Hosiery. Neckweer. Fancy Per- cale Shirts and Umbrellas. '» at 's owns. ‘ howlewfin price. ”it knew-snot sued quill! was. om no. Our "use. Our Furnishing Department is parties-- MEIGS & CO. IIEB AT lllil PIllilEil. 2 lbs. Gran. Sugar. ‘ dim Cottolens. 3 lb. pails. . Full Cresm Cheese. lic lb. 3 lbs. lard. 26c New Marrow Beans. llc qt. New Medium Beans. Alc qt Evaporated Apples. ,.,. lie lb- New Orleans Moist-es. the al Good Creamery Butter. fic‘lh French Prunes. 8c in. California itnislns. , Seth. Tryour'i‘eas and Colleen. They will suit you. Goods delivered free. The Central East Grocery 1 5 North Main St. JUST RECEIVED. A large invoice of the NEW FEIT Sill?! OElVlOIlTlI, Also Sylvia and a full line of lillliS' slums. ms, rum- us.uc_.uuuomlcrs. -ATA (:lll MILLINEBY STORE. WASRINOTUK STREET. ‘ ””Mlusu’iwd ' - SchooiofShorthand and Typew riting. Masonic Building, Wall St, llor- " wsli,cpsn. Terms reasonable. School rooms open from 10 nm.unti13 . m .daiiy except Saturday. Also Monday. ednesday and Friday eve-nip s. from 7:?!) total. 'ihoaede’sirln to study t e science would do well to col or write to, 2 goes the knife. no ,5’ 3e. snails , th'n m in our kitchen . .. , , weather during tlm last . . _,' has outlines of the hind would have ordered to suit busincsa;however, we “ ‘ comes, and keep sewing We have a few special” , = else we would like to call attention to. l 1r» 9 FIRST, 1 Gold Band l .. Bet, 112 pcs.,of actual val»-~ 015.00; we don’t propose shelter it longer,” makep ~ 08.49. BECONDJ Fancy 2coldDeco m ed,112 pc. est, cost us no.1 and as will happen to best . were, a few pcs. are bad, . V set for 05.98. THIBDJ old Brown Set,'v ‘ complete, 117 pcs., taking . “soup—threw,-»etc..~worth. . ' time 015.00, to close, .1010. We shall also make a. b'- drive on all kinds of Whi Ware. These goods take up th space we specially want to Holiday Goods, therefore i Keep your bed looking ni by buying from us this week on , of those Counterpanes .we a : offering at 79c. or 89c.; you " seethem in our windows they are greatly reduced i price, as simple examinatio will show you. '50 doz. of the biggest drive i town, ladies’ Fast Black 11:: good weight and fine gauge, 20c would be low to keep our repu tation up.\3Ne make this pric l2ic. per pair. i when you want one of thos dainty creatures which th ladies commonly call a. Hat, cal on us. sum NilllWALK Boston Star 83 WASHINGTON STREET. (logitifAM MABsHALL, Box 369. Norwalk. n wise WOMEN .— wrsr-z MEN ~Wc sell the follow- ing and we sell it as PICTURES FRAMED AND I'NFRAIID. BOO]! IDULIDINO. NOTIOTIO PlOTIlIlE FITNII n-if you will be wise, think before you act. m “minim; [call and see the beautiful Wall "8"“ 8‘ 3 Paper we are selling. and learn the WALL rarrtlt. low price we are selling It at, you LOW PrTc '4 reins. ores. won't think long before you set. an”. '1.“ We're making a run on it for till ‘0' “00d '0" AB‘IIB‘IB' nlAfltBl- “y'- florist-2. slow. ans. T H l N K! runsco astr- hoops. Painting BE WISE, and call on us before you buy. SOOTN NONWIKK. OONN ~ ~ - , We do. and we do i If you will . Paper Hanging. so if storms pilots. We have Hanan and Bons’ well known Enamel Leather. with Cordovan all Calf . Porpoiee Leather Cork Sole it“ es ey shown. SllPPEIii geezer-rs DECKER, 79 Washington St, 80. Norwall FOR gamma...“ Whiter Russett. with extention double role. at $.00. Their Patent Leathers. in allthe latest styles. Also boss. the finest line ever shown in town for the money and the best styles. We have a shoe at 03.00. for motorist-n. that is non-meg FOR THE LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN We have ionosbury. Iiethewson e Cole line of shoes in all - NEW STYLES - Tha best line for the least money ever shown. A large line of line of men's and boys’ lino shoes. The cork soles. at if}. fill. ic and water proof. Call and examine. A - shoes from two to M 00. The largest values for your luv » . 1 ! ’ SIJIPI’Ells Fordaneiagendhonssweer.tbstsrennenoelladlnstyie andsnsqaalledinprlcs. Geriatrics wilisstmithyeu. Weeordiallyisvlteaalnepeetionof Olsen Brothers lnplaln iigures’ geometric.
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