"The work will train the third degrees,
with refreshments after work.
to! West Norwalk, started yesterday
fusing at 7 o‘clock, for Springleld,
:postal card to Luther Wright, and he
l
lighter and ex-chief of the New Haven
, ”unwashed-Ian
hoes, loath .ssvvvata see
Ammotfealsasraso-
”mkwlfswn.‘
hadrkatlegosbsrry‘e pond.
inmates ol Ihs aims house enjoyed
. dinner. yesterday.
Glee aad:llanjo club concert. next
. night. at anyt’s‘Opera House.
which” the lb. at Dresche’rs.
ciao. Leonard. of one. will prises
Trinity church tonight at 7:80 o'clock.
Dr. Emily Perdec. of North Maia
) ieependiogalew days in Bound
near-sane. Bradley. oi Dauhnry, t.
Mag Mi- Dolly Seymour. Spring
Th0 little folks at the county and town
'ahome were feasted on turkey,
yesterday. __.._._._
—-Gntyonr horses clipped in the best
more at Gregory a Hull’s, corner
3'th and Osborne avenues, East
ficualk.‘
”A. II. Finch, of North Salem,is
w friends in South Norwalk and
Word.
Thucietalk of organizing allebekah
Win Norwalk, in connection with
Onlrothen’ Lodge. '
Walk will he represented hyaaannp
has of her lovers of football at- the Yale-
Priaceton gems in New York, tomorrow.
The Norwalk straw hat factory wee in
opsrationshdsyyestei'dsy, in its Illiciti
hgand pro-ingnepartmsntsm log toe
rash of orders.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge. F. A. I. will be held tonight
I L. Wehrle, the well-known bicylist
I... expecting to reach that place by
.4 o’clock in the afternoon.
-If you have sleighs that you want
repaired and repaian call or send
will do it to please you.
. W. I]. Spear, the wellk nown temper-
sacs worker, has joined forces with Ned
Murphy in the great work of which both
arctuch earnest disciples, in the capac
ity ct private secretary.
There was many a breakfast table in
Connecticut. Sunday morning, that
undead unnatural owing to the absence
oloyaters. Itsall right, of course. if
popleare afraid of them. but the fear is
loolish.—Aneonia Sentinel.
Albert C. Hendrick, the veteran lire
Ills department. who has many friends
in the Norwalks, is the Republican nomi
hector the mayoraity of the El- City to
oppose May or Joseph B. Sargent.
—N. M. Blackman will be at the City
Hotel, the first week in December, apd
will then attend to all orders for piano
toning and repairing.
There will be a Thanksgiving praise
mice at the Norwalk Congregational
church, Sunday evening. with special
Illicby the choir and an address by
thspestov. The choir have made ela-
hoists preparations for their part of the
Win-“”- _‘__-
III. E. P. Baker. of Milo, will tell the
story of her visit to thecrnter of Kilauea,
the wonderful volcano of Hawaii. at the
December meeting of the Central Circle
ill King's Daughters to he held in the
Norwalk Congregational chapel, next
'bllrday at 4 o'clock.
Anewspaper’spages speak tor them-
“ Columns of blaster could better
hpxpended in trash news or edvertis.
Braggadooio proves nothing; facts
grove everything. The people want
.thsaews.aadwiildetermine for them-
flne which paper serves them best
--Cstyunr carriages repaired at the
Jkutpriceat Gregory A: Hull's, corner
, .andt and Osborne avenues, East
lacrvesul materially within a law
., Prior to laetweek.theaverage
i. than hell that for the earns
of any previous year, but the in-
threatens to continue as the star-
Ilm W...
Tillmnbhas been asked to say
awe-en whoelslmstoksamsni-
ctGrecs chnmh learned pro”
apes charityot varlonscomsinsf-
elthatohnrch withapitifal story
‘gsverlty III liens-f. I'll ”Nuns
ddosthestrugtholhwclelrn.
Inla- h an importanlnnoway
. . with the W: and only
nickel-money under tales pes-
withperssrvsw,“ asap
English Walnuts, tllc lb.
Green ultras. .
Sweet Potatoes
F D
ore-m. or emu; herea-
terstlthee‘rsplcyofl.W.0hnuesd.the
Wilts-grocer“
-—Iatnhchopsandlegslarnh. autism-
hss. llclh. st Butcher's, Booth Isle
aldfiavlhsddleste. ‘
J. J. Murphy has lelt the employ of
Brymcnd Brothers. and is now working
on an oyster steamer.
'l‘hs vsstry at Grace church met last
night and made arrangements to provide
‘°' the church debt. entirely new line of
PHOTOGRAPHS. WATER
Tristram a Hyatt ask the ladies of
lforwalk to Ink at their large di‘rpley of
cloaks and fur capes.
--l'.dison’s wonderful Invention, the
Kinetoscops,on exhibition at Tomllneon'e.
The Matinee Whist club are being en-
tertained by Miss Inez Keeler, of Mott
avenue this afternoon.
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
Sylvester P. Bowen, of Darien, is learn.
lug designing ‘at the Norwalk Look
works.
Contractor Robert Hoytls building a
storage shed at J. C. Wilson & Co’s hat
factory. '
Rev. '1'. K. Noble will preach in the
Norwalk Methodist church, Sunday
morning. m
Jsbts Wheater and Robert VsnBuren,
and son Robert. who have been quite
sick, are improving.
The schooner Delsmster is discharg-
ingacsrgo or fire clay and lire sand at
Raymond Brnthere’ wharf for Giles &
Chanoey.
The Stamford special, yesterday morn-
ing, killed two Italians employed by Con-
tractor Ryan on the four tracking work
at Riverside. .,
—-'l'omorrow (Saturday) special sale
of cloaks,loston store,NorwaIk. A beau-
tiful souvenir of the twin cities given
with every purchaser is this dept.
Frank Clarke, John Smith and Guy
Pulses. of Palomino“ compsny, at-
ten ed’.aflmehalllnFalrilsld Wed-
nesday night.
Innis Sappiowssarlnstnd by Chief of
Police Bradley, this morning, for an as-
sault upon hb danghter-in-law, Maria
Francis, which occurred yesterday alter-
noon. -
MimSatie Bodwell,ol Fairlleld avenue,
left South Norwalk, Wednsday. for New
Jersey, and last night attended the
Thanksgiving wrdding of a friend in
that state.
~0ysters at Depot Restaurant.
It. I... [Watkins and family, spent
Thanksgiving with their son. John A.
Watkins, of Taylor avenue.
-Fresh candy,10c, at Mead’s,Satnrday.
"Miss Carrie Taylor, of South Norwaik,
has returned home from a visit with
Mrs. Hiram Davis in Ridgelield.
—-l dos. cab. photos and a his sine
crayon. Oil 50. at Iiewis', 11 Main street,
Noswalk. Samples at gallery.
Washington Lodge. I 0. G. T,, will
give asociable, tonight at the residence
of David Tinklrr, Cranberry Plains.
James O'Brien, one of Tm: SnNTlNIL‘s
bright compositors. held the key that un-
locked the box of gold at Druggist E. 0.
Tomiinson's store, yesterday. and receiv-
ed 810 let his trouble.
A. E. Platt, who. for several years. has
been foreman ol the trimming room at
Adams Brothers'liat factory, has resign-
ed.
—-Great sale at Mead's. Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Skidmore
was held from her late residence on Bar-
bor avenue. this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
the Rev. C. M. Selleck officiating. Inter-
ment was at Pine Island cemetery.
and ladies' French felt hats will take
place at the City Millinery store, tomor-
row.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Kent, of Arch
street. will celebrate the twelfth anniver-
sary of their wedding, this evening, by
giving a musrcaie. '
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. R, will give a
social entertainment next Thursday
night, December 6th, to its members and
their families. It will Ioneist of vocal
and instrumental music. recitatioos etc.
All are earnestly requested to be present.
——Turkeye it and 15c lb. Dressher's
Mrs. George Cummings left town yes-
terday morning, for ChIcopee, Mara. to
spend thanksgiving with her sister. She
will be her guest for a few weeks.
The b Iard of directors of the Norwaik
Y. M. C. A.. met Wednesday night. and
after transacting routine business appoin-
ted A. B. Hill ani V. S. Selieck a cour-
mittee to look into the matter of a new
secretary l‘he board wdi [lolll another
meeting next Thursday.
The Bailwitz brothers. of Norwalt ,
who threw dicb tom whoahould furnish
the Thanksgiving dinner, all tied at ms-
ty-three, and each bought II turkey and
entertained a share of their guests.
—Edisoo’s wonderful invention, the
Kioetoscope,on exhibition atTomlinson's.
At the annual banquet of the Time
Delta Chi fraternity. at the Hotel Savoy,
New York, Wednesday night, Prof. Carl
A. Harstrom. of Norwalk. responded to
the roast "Before Us. "
-—-i“riod escallops at Depot it. 'allturan t
South Norwalk has good cause to feel
thankful. Its reIervoirs in Wiltoh are
lull to over flowing and the water re re'
larkahly clear. As a result of that cold
snap, all the ponds in 'the vicinity are
covered with ice and the roads are in
890d ”’3'“an condition. Assistant Inspector Cargill. of New
Haven, inspected Buckingham Post, (i.
A. R , Wedneedsv night. There was a
good lurnout and everything was found
It the best possible condition.
The Young Woman's Christian Tern-
perance Union will hold a business meet-
ing at Miss Annie Bishop's. 117 Washing-
ton street, Saturday evening. Every
member is urgently requested to be pres-
ent. Reports which should have been
presented at the last meeting will be ex-
pected at this time.
Mrs. Mary Selleok, generally known as
“Aunt Molly," was taken suddenly Ill. at
the residence of lianford Smith, on West
Main street. erterdsy. it is thought she
had a slight shock.
The homes of many Norwalk people,
who otherwise would not have had a
Thanksgiving dinner. were cheered yes-
terday by the presence of a bountiiul
supply at notables. supplied by Iiev. S.
H. Watkins. Mr. Watkins also remem-
bered many of the sick with a choice
supply at delicacies.
-Bring your friends, and take supper
with the ladies of Trinity church, in the
Women's Building. Thursday evening,
December ii. A perfect feast, only 35c.
To-mnrrow morning inaugurates the
annual clearance sale at the iloeton
store, Norwalk, preparatory to making a
display of their immense stock
of Christmas goods. They have made
sweeping reductions in slidepnrtmeots
as will readilyheseen by reading their
advertisement to-day.
«(let your horses shod for $1.00 at
Gregory a Hull's, corner VanZandt and
Osborne avenues, East Norwalk.
A. Iciiinnir. l". 1. Jones. H. Disbrow
and A. L Benedict went to the hospital
at Bridgeport. yesterday. to soon. I:
Kinney. They found him in excellent
condition. He thinks he will be able to
come home before long. Through the
courtesy of Ir Bosch,the superintendent,
they were shown through the building
and all its details.
The South Norwalk High school ele-
ven went to Darien, yesterday morning,
to play the turn of that village. The
Darlene did noteppsar, soascrnb team
was gotten tor a game. Ward Gregory,
ot the scrub team. secured a touchdown
and kicked agoel early in the ’llrst hall
and theendclthehalf finished thegsms.
Victor ferric had his nose severely pun-
ched during the gears. . r
—P~hllg your tlnkets Ichahsr'y
“commander-incubus
Senator-elect George [on sbury. a
member of the firm of Loun- ury, Mat.
hswson a Company, surprised is’ many
friends. Wednesday, by going to New
York city. where he was united in mar-
riage to Mrs. Frances J. Wheedon, a for-
mer resident at Ridgeileld. Mr and
Mrs. Inunsbnry have taken up their real
donor in the groom's handsome home on
Middle Itrdgc avenue. Bidgeilsld.
a couple giving their names as Frank
W. Clark and Miss Elizabeth Miller, of
South Norwalk, visited the town clerk‘s
other. this morning. and took cots Iner-
lsge license. They asked tor the ad-
dress 'ol the tier. A. II. Wyatt, and were
told by Townmsrk Smith. Upon visit»
ing the house. it was round that the ails-
hter was not at home, and they depart.
ed in search of another divine.
MW
Ibsen-hustle”. ran-i.
'l
“WW Woman m
LAwTON & co.
22 South Main Street.
lAOK80N’S Pll0T0iiRAPill0 Si00|0
Saving beenthoronghly refurnlshed. is now open for inspection. displaying an '
The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.
Our aim is to suit our patrons and to furnish to them the decal productions of
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
‘tion and fronting on South Main street,
A racial sale of Tam O'Shanter caps '
but»: llrrv.) us in.
m’rm .
Spanish Celsius.
CliLOliS lliD SEPIIS.
Photographer.
08 Wall Street, Norwalk. ('oaII.
A daughter was born. this morning. to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Liebold, of School
street, Norwalk.
-—Edisoo's wonderful invention. the
Kinetoscopepn exhibition atTomlinI-oo's.
J. C. Wilson a Co's eh'p closes
tonight, for inspection. inventory and
repairing. and will reopen next Wednes
day. Prosp- cts are bright fora good
tradeduring the winter.
—Vieil our bargain counter.
81. Missee' shot a, numbers ll to 2. 50 '.
Those shoes are a little shop worn. but
are bargains Ior the above price D. J.
Sheeban,5 Main street, Norwalk.
Wlhl. Nil’l‘ ACCH’I‘
An filer to Glen the Railroad Company
the try Props rry Infused.
Several gentlemen authoriz-d Henry
C Ely to Ifler the Railroad crmpriny
without expense. thr- property owned by
Dudley P Ely. south or the present sta
provided the company lwould locale ilil
stations on Railroad square
Mr Ely telegraphed toJ D .novan this
afternoim. from New Haven. a: foil-Ms:
"Company - will not accept Ullr‘l’. Sta-
tions must be mowed "
Had this I tier been accorded, Dudley
P Ely was to lPteerer ‘30. Ml I -slI from
other properl y 0 rows.
II
éCAEP-A.
m COMPLEXION
.. :SKIN ”7°
AND
I ’lrtisIu-tl’I-I
BENlelN BREAM.
Are the linear pretaratione for making
the skin soft and smooth.
ll. ll. Paisled
brunet, ‘
l3 Washington St.
You will
' find ladi. s' shoes that cost #2 selling for
V 0LOVE8,
co MS'I'ecK‘ as?
SPECIAL SALE
children’s Suits at $2.
,0
FOR ONE WEEK.
Boy’s 0vercoals, ll.”
.11.”:
50 children” s winter wool suits. dulllls and
single breasted medium and dark column" ' 'lll
sizes. 4 lo I5. Selected from our regular stock, the
original prices running from, $3.50 in $5.50. All
marked the uniform price. $2.98 a suit. “Skills of
them have an extra pair of pants. '
30 Boys' 0vercoals. I3 to I8 years sizes.
$l.79, ;
Former prices. $3.50. _» ,
Large size, all
Silk Handkerchiefs, 25 ills.
COMSTOCK BROS"
IlSliillc Billllllliii. l4 Sfllllii Illll STREET.
lilllllllli. ifllflll _l_l0iilllli.
Turnkuwmr.
None Such Mince Meat, Fancy New Crop N. 0. Molasses,
New Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Strawberry and Raspberry
Jam. Golden Gate Fruits. Oranges, Lemons. Grapes, Figs, Dates,
Prunes, English Walnuts. Mixed Table Nuts, Fancy Cluster
Raisins,English Plum Pudding and Sauce,Cranberries,Asparagus
Tips, New Maple Rock Candy and QueenTable SyrupsFancy Gilt
Edge Creamery Butter. Strictly Pure Spices, Finest Coffee that
comes to our shores, Lamb's Tongues, Calve’e Foot J elley, the
richest Cheese on the market, Celery, Sweet Potatoes. Fresh
Country eggs, Pop Corn. You want the best goods possible to
obtain. You can get them here.
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
lElIPll0liE cm, :34. 33 summer sum.
THAIIIISGIVING TURKEYil.
As usual, we. shall offer the finest goods with the largest
stock to choose from, and our prices, well, i guess you know; if
not, inquire of the butchers.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
l8 North Main et., So. Norwalk. ill Wall st.. Norwalk
Telephonecall, iii-8. I Satiilactiongiaranteei. Telephone call. 074
0 Park Row, Stamford. 478 Main street. Bridgeport.
COLD WEATHER ARTICLES:
0VE000ATS, PEA JACKETS,
CAPS, WRISTLETS,
HEAVY UNDERWEAR, -. W00lEN 800“,
JERSEY 0VEB$HIBT8,
And everything else in our line that is necessary for cold weather wear.
.Pams in Mar from $3.50 in
Open every evening until 9 O’clock.
DAVIS,
in Tailor. unite. llaller and ‘ Famine:
scum, Insult.
uuunomsMuounmm.
Norwalk Chronicler