I'll All! "III I!
mull!“ BITOI‘I'IIS.
V. . Ina-h levwalh and
“Mules-ailm-
Mpcrt will vacate his present
in ,0. B Harvey’s block next week
' w. when it inexpected hln new
will be ready for occupancy.
m...—
. skates at Seeisy' s.
-——w-
New York Grocery store has
Retired a large ‘new stock of
ring Iaings. You will find
“muted in their new advertise-
today.
,. escsllcps at Depot Restaurant
attractive window display .of the
| Boston store is causing much
wt. Itmustbe seento beappre-
——_._.—.—
cn't forget your ice cream for
ving, at Head's. Any part of
,7 1 for the Yale Glee and Banjo
‘ concert, next Tuesday evening, are
onesle at Boyt's Opera House and
-'s and Gregory’s.
rte-BIG! skates at Seeiey's.
,‘utarday, while A. CCunao was de-
fruit‘in Bethel. another wagon
_ « .. with the one he was in,and took
onset the wheels. Mr. Cuneo tele-
-to Dsnbury, and procured anoth-
,. vehicle.
‘ . Swordfish club will hold a meet-
next Saturday night in the City
whmb chops and legs, 12c. Dreeoher’s.
A special meeting of the vestry of
,1 ~- church, at which every legal meni-
j of the parish is requested to be pre.
, has a matter of great importance is to
t up for consideration, will be
at the rectory tonight at 7:30
k.
i—Bnrgains in skates at Seeley’s.
> . Idore Olsen solves one phase of an
portant question. Read his advertise-
nt. [look over his stock and get his
. -, and you will agree that for dura-
rty, denirabilil y and price, his footwear
«not be excelled.
—-i don. cab. phone and a life size
Oil, 85.50, at Lewis', ll Main; street.
. walk. Samples at gallery.
The regular Thursday evening service
.. preparatory lecture for the conlir-
--Ii class at Grace church will be
, ‘ Frilay being St. Andrew's
.. .nnrvice will be held at 10:80 a. in.
body is cordially invited to attend
of theneservicg.__
u—Banr in mind the delicious supper to
mrvsd by the ladies of Trinity church.
the Woman‘s Building, Thursday
ing, Dec. 6th.
"il‘i.‘
. Riverside cemetery neoclation has
lrclsd the following directors: Robert
Bowen. F. St. John Lockwood. John
. Ferris, Enos Kellogg, Christian
aria, George 1 Buxtou, J ihn ii
«I t. The president is Robert H Row-
vice-prisidsnt, F. St. John Lock-
; treasurer, John H. Fania; secre-
, George l. Buxton: superintendent,
Buliogg. A live per cent. dirt-
. hasbseu declared by the unwie-
. A
--Get your horses shod for “.00 at
C Bull's, corner VanZandt and
- . avenues, East Norwaik.
1‘s- Junior Prohibition club held a
meeting, last night. at their
on South Main street, and
~ three officers: President, Albert
- : vice-president, Howard Wil~
, .annrstary, Richard Gilmore; tress
_ . John Denier; sergeant at arms,
' Wilmot No meeting will be
tomorrow night on account of
ring.
‘_ New candy every day, at lane's.
Height, and made preparations
next week.
thsnany one in this state.
Turkey has, at lilo lb : new dates.
at Ocean's.
known in Norwnlh.
spoas novel snhsmsto deter-
th “dim linckwcod
etDspot More». '
.mmolnbhslds
AUIEOSTW.
{Ulla Tribe worked the warrlcr's de-
'_ In inletion of a large number of can.
Slates fancy ilslsgs grapes. We are
. :waearry a larger stock of
Also
t Postmaster Vail, of Siam-
disdofappsadicitls,yeatsrdsy. He
, 12c. and Me. stDrsscher‘s.
Bellwils boys. of Norwalk, have
whens turn it is to furnish the
wing dinner. They will rsflls
m, and the winner will set the
”the annual banquet. it lies he-
fiankrlisiiwlts, Genres Dallwlta,
_1élil llw .1~%‘7t"i‘o.'lt will,“ g, t t M. p; y ,
must...“ '* tr. W ‘“ » ,, w, - , “'"“
,. , itlerasl'lcrldsOraness. ate. 7 ”Indian: «.956. . A l H “
mmu .. P, the 9”” WING“. Almonds, minute. EST BL ED '86? “ii
.. constructs-oi. iliskstyflli italic.
Robert Van Bares and Jabsa Whea- lined lists, tonic. Fig.0"; lsrsrilbn in
let. who have base seriously iii, are English Walnuts,lllolb. Coleman. _ '
more comfortable today. on... Citron. spa-loll om... ’
Bwsttl’osatoss. ‘
Q—Turkeys. lie. sad its. at rims.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
FishandGaaie sssoclatlm willhs helil
at C. B Coolidgs's chins, ll Itsln strsst,
Norwalk. on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 'l. at 8 o‘clock.
—Lssve orders for
cream.» Lane’s.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of sand for Giles it Clancy, and
8,000 barrels of cement at their yard for
local trade. This lirm is also displaying
commendable enterprise in furnishing
materials for a large sewer contract in
Long Island City, and cement for a large
job in Greenwich.
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—Skatss, 400 and upwards at Seeiey’s.
Thanksgi vlng
Grand Juror Charles F. Ballock has re
ceived a large invoice of tropical fruits
from Florida.
—-Ladies admitted free at the ball of
Company 1", at the Armory, tonight.
Gents, 50 cents.
The wholesale price of coal in New
York. advanced sixty cents per ton yes-
terdiy. -.-
——Cushion-bcariug skates at Seeley's.
Low figures attract attention. The
thrifty housewife in on the lookout for
good goods and low prices. If she will
call at the Central Cash grocery, 15 North
Main street. the will lied these requisites
fully met. They deliver all orders free.
-'i'urkey a, lie. and 100. at Dreschsr‘s.
Bishop Leonard, of Utah, will preach
at Trinity church, Friday evening.
—-Cushion boning skates at Seeley‘s.
Adaughter in the Tuhey family, of
Franklin avenue, is dangerously ill.
4N. ii. Blackman will be at the City
Hotel, the first week in December, and
will then attend to all orders for piano
tuning and repairing.
Soutb’ Norwalk, Lodge, Knights of
Boner,‘ will hold a meeting tonight in
their rooms on Washington street. The
team frOm Bridgeport will work the de-
gree, after which refreshments will be
served.
-—‘lirs. George Whitlock, of Henry
street, Norwalk, held the lucky number
on the sewing machine drawn at the
Boston store, Norwallr, last Monday
evening.
The Norwalk Military institute closed
today until after Thanksgiving.
—Collee with pure cream, be.
at the Depot Reatuarant.
a cup
The Daughters of the King, of St.
Paul’s church, that in the chapel of Our
Holy Saviour, last night, and listened to
an interesting report upon the recent
convention, read by Mrs. W. A. Pryor.
Belreshments were served, and Mrs. R.
0. Mitchell favored the company with
several rscltations. which were much on.
joyed.
—A rare treat is Company F's dance
at the Armory. tonight. One ticket 50
cents, admits gent and ladies.
_,.___
A large show case, containing collars
and cuffs. which stood in front of Com
stock Brothers' store on South Main
street, was blown down by the wind.
this morning. and the glam broken.
—lf you have sleight that you want
repaired and repainted call or send
postal card to Luther Wright. and he
will do it to please you.
Friends of the ltalien killed yesterday
morning at Springwood, came here to
day, and said his name was Louis Eng-
lien, and that be resided at 657 East
llillh street. The body will probably be
buried in Pine island cemetery, this
afternoon.
—‘.liatlnee sociable of the Earth Nor-
walk Athletic club, Thanksgiving day.
Admission 50 cents.
An athletic entertainment will be given
in Stamford, Monday night, under the
management of William igo. Well-
known talent from South Norwalk. in—
cluding Professor George Ysrger and
Richard Fltrgersld, Joseph Melisbon
will spar Ducb Monaham, and sing
Central Market, cor. Havllsnd and llaln.
Edward Thompson. son of the late Bis
hop Thompson, will preach at the Nor-
walk Methodist church. Sunday evening.
in the morning he will preach at the
Norwalk Congregational church.
millet your horses clipped in the best
manner .at Gngoryd Hull’s, corner
‘7anth and Osborne avenues. East
Norwaik.
William 0. Allen. of New York, who
hsshssnthsgosstofhisbrotlisrmsorgs
H. Alisa. of Summer street, Harwell,
hmtahsosnhhslihingtolfsrwsltnhst
hskas decided to reside hers peruse-
ws "
trimmed“
connection with the unveiling of a tablet
~Chlcksns l2 and Mo. lb. at Drescher’s
F.
.....
Having been thoroughly refurnished, is n
entirely new line of
PllllTlllillAPllS. WATER
Our aim is to suit our patronsand to
E. M a JECkSOns
(Over F. Mead's Confectionery.)
The dentists of the stats are to have a
banquet in Hartford, December 10, in
in memory of the late Dr. Horace Wells
The South Norwslk Fife and Drum
hand will go ti New Haven, tonight.
participate in a social event in that city.
and render some fine martial music.
—Please bring your tickets to bakery
and depot restaurant and see if you have
the number now drawn. F. A. Irene.
One of the unique features of the Y.
Ii. C. A. festival and entertainment will
be a series of "living pictures," given
under the direction of hire. George W.
Cram, in which a number of Norwalk
society girls will pose.
E. A. Woodward is putting his numer-
ous cottages on Woodward avenue in re-
pair for the winter season.
——The ladies of Trinity church will
hold a supper in the Woman‘s Building,
Thursday evening. Dre. 0th. A most
tempting menu will beotlsred for your
approval. Be sure and attend and test
the good things provided. Supper 35 cts.
Two chunks-rs arrived at Marvin's
dock, yesterday, with coal
Company Dweut to Bridgeport. last
night. to attend the hall of Company E.
William Marshall. got drunk. uptown,
last night, and was fined a .1 and costs
this morning by Justice Rose.
-—Skates,<-i0c and upwards at Seelsy a.
Mrs. Mary Skidmore, of Norwalk. died
at the residence of her son, in Fairlleld,
lastnight. aged seventy six years. The
funeral will be held Friday aftl moon at
2 o'clock from her late residence, 89
Harbor avenue. The deceased was a
grandmother of lilrry Mitchell, assis-
tant postmast-r at the Norwalk poi-t
oflice.
~Dou't forget Company F's ballet
Armory, tonight. Admission. bill-ems.
Twenty members of Humboldt L Klgo,
Sons of Herman, visited Arion Lidgo. of
Westpcrt. last night, and had a delldht
ful time. Supper was served at the home
of Ex President Behold.
Samuel Millard—inhaling an addi lion
to his house on Step Rock road. it is re-
ported that he will open a store in it.
h... ..,__
——l’ick & Snyder's skates at Secley's.
The Y. P. S. C. E,
walk Baptist choir b, will hold their semi
D LAWTON & CO.
22 South illaln street.
" lABKSllN’S Pll0T0llliAPlll0 STlllll0
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. F lnlsh and Permanence.
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
to and will remove his fruit shire, barber
of the South Nor.
ow open for inspection, displaying an
COLORS ' AllD SEPIAS.
furnish to them the finest productions of
Photographer.
‘58 Wall Street, Norwsik, Conn.
—Music by an excellent orchestra at
Company F's ball.touight. A concert
wi l be given before the datce.
Joseph Eula has leased the store recent-
ly vacated by the ‘ McNamara Brothers,
shop and family there.
Miss Mamie Gleason. of Franklin ave-
nue, Norwalk, is convaieecing from a
severeillnesa.
The South Norwalk Athlelic club held
a meeting last night. The committee re-
ported that about “0 had been cleared
on the inaugural dance.laat Friday night
A committee consisting of Walter L.
Wilcox, William Dibble, Charles Bar~
num, William Welsh and Joseph Brown,
was appointed to arrange for a reunion
of the club members a and number. next
month
When a lover quarrels he shouldn‘t
about himself. Generally speaking, dis-
appointment can be drowned aulicieut-
ly to cover the case by getting half shot.
“How dare you kiss me.sir?" "l’m
awfully sorry, but—did you not an.
courge me?" “And pray, sir, how did I
encourage lyou?" "Well—you took oil
your glues."
Janitor of Skyll its lgrutliyl—Wbat are
you doing in the vestibule at this timeiof
night? Are you one of the tenants?
Tom Dewitt—No, l‘m null So you'd
betterbecivll or I'll break your head.
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Lu.»
..._ .‘b.
East Norwaik, this evening at 7:30
o 'cl.ock
-—-For a good time, attend Company
F's hall at the Armory, tonight. Owing
to the hard times, admission is 50 cents.
The Norwalk post cilics will close at
ll o'clock tomorrow morning. for the
day. The camera will make one dr-
livery and one collection. The last mall
goes out at 0 o‘clock p. m. The carries do
notcollect this last mail.
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lowest price at Gregory & Hull's, corner
Norwalh.
constitution was adopted.
Chief Engineer i’rowitt of Norwalk,
shipped to the American Steam Firs hu-
gins company. at Seneca Falls. N. Y. ..
yesterday, the suction and coupling con-
nection ofthe old Phil-nit steamsr.tn
gettlie size for the new machine The
chief also forwarded a letter from Chief
Engineer inunsbury. of Danhury. who
wants to witness the last of the new
stream when it arrives next January.
The company expects to extend a large
number of invitations to the boards of
engineers of tbssnrronadiag towns, and
thnN walk department will royally
than The steamer will be
tehytsstslsa sildidsrsatllsss, sad it
annual business meeting for the election : 3’
of oliicers and committees. at the home:
of Mrs. John Tryou. Riverside avenue,’
wilet your carriages repaired at the
VanZindt and ”Minnie avenues. East
Atamretlngof St. Philip's Chapter,
of Grace church, last night, a new
--Prck & Snyder's states at Sealey’s.
. / 3’74”” .
AND
‘I ’lnissts ad’s-i
BENZfllN CREAM.
Aretha linear preparations for making
the skin soft and smooth.
ll. ll. Paisled,
llllllillllSl,
43 Washington Si.
l. m smut-m.
wfllhaflhdfiforlhelflwlikflts
SPECIAL SALE
children’s Suits“ at $2.90
FOR ONE WEEK.
Boy’s 0vercoats, $1.79
50 children’s winter wool suits. double and ‘
single breasted. medium and dark colored. All
‘sizes. [ll0 I5. Selected lrom our regular stuck. the
original prices running lmm $3.50 to $5.50. All
lalalked the uniform price. $2.08 a suit.
lhem have an extra pair of pants.
Some at
30 Boys’ Overcoals. IS in l8 years sizes.
$l.79,
Former prices. $3.50.
Large size. all
Silk Handkerchiefs, 2501s.
comsrocK Boos...
MASlllllll lllllllllllll. I4 Sillllll Milli STllEET,
lllllllfilll. Sillllll ll0llfillli.
lllAllllSliIVlllll.
None Such Mince Meat, Fancy New Crop N. (l. Molasses,
New Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Strawberry and Raspberry
Jam. Golden Gate Fruits. Oranges, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, Dates,
Prunes, English Walnuts, Mixed Table Nuts, Fancy Cluster
Raisins,English Plum Pudding and Sauce, Cranberries ,Asparagus
' Tips, New Maple Rock Cami y and QueenTable Syrups Fancy Gilt
Edge Creamery Butter. Strictly Pure Spices, Finest Coffee that
, comes to our shores, Lamb 3 Tongues, Calve’ 3 Foot J alloy, 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,
lElEPllmil till, l3-2. as WiSllllllll0ll Slilifl.
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS.
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,
10 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 8). Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 52-3. l Satisfaction guaranteed. -- Telephone call, 57-3.
0 Park Row, Stamford, 478 Main street, Bridgeport,
, . 232-.”
CCLD WEATHER ARTICLES:
0VEll00ATS, PEA JACKETS,
GLOVES, SAPS, WRISTLETS,
HEAVY llNllEliWEAll, W00lEN SOCKS,
JERSEY OVERSHIBTS, ’
And everything else in our line that is necessary for cold weather wear.
Pants in Mar from $3.50 in"!
Open every evening until 9:0’clock.
D A V is,
The Tailor. Cirillo. hallo .. :l
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soon tutti.
slim matter not iii. .n. n...
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