sis eossrrer res tits is IA” “DIWALI. 74“ m rest-v st the lethal» W ”pp-into. Young Women ~‘-‘a Intense eve-tee Wedding-lilie- 3 WW ‘hesenseusosnis at. its last Nor- ‘ mmwmmmwm \hetnewateethisesiueenalsobeleft , ;‘lothssrvlesswsrelistyinland spirit. without.” lethedlet lpis- , ions-l church. . In the V . measles the Rev.- Jehti aromllsh. of \W. poster in 1081-3-8. We seem host the "eubjaetf'TheFrultef the Spirit.” ,aitsr whitheew members mid psehetioiwn ., ,wuersseivedendtheseeramsnt admin ” m. letheevsellglev.A.J.Btnlth ~ Comedic-lent, Ii: ”Who isthellnepof the Invisible God.” He citsdmaey illustration from the Old - Wthproofoi thevisihle revele- tiene of the invisible. declaring that they werethemonifsstetione oftheimags oi God. namely.Jeeue Christ. ”who being mthefor- of God, thought it not rob' bery to be equel with God.” In the New Teetement. he seid. the imsge ol God is plainly revealed in the person of Jill- Ohrist. a likeness which is more than a Mention or family resemblence. a unity V of oherscter. power. spirit. which proves Olirht and the Father to. be one. The closingthought of the sermon was that we see the imege of God in Christ’s will- iune- and ability to save to the utmost. There was at least one disappointed young women is this piece. Thanksgiv. ingnigbt. The young women. who is quite attractive,iives with a family on South East avenue. She recently he- comeecqueinted withe Norwalk young men, endhe asked her to accompany him to the treinmeu’s bell. The girl was only too happy. end had an elegent new costume mode for the occasion, and appeared very fetching when she donned it that evening for the tint time. She waited until after 8 o’clock. and then. as the young men did not appear end the time went by. she began to grow impa- tient. When 9:80 came. but no escort, Ibo geve up ell'hopee of seeing him. She has heard nothing from him as yet, and he probably would not meet with is very cordial rtception should he again appear it: her home. Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning, etthe corner of Vanandt avenue and Fort Point street, one of Finch's heavy double teams crossed the track directly in front of the csr. Motorrnen Sheldon, upon seeing the threatened danger. shut (fl his power and applied the brakes with :gteet force. and thus averted e collision. The car wee crowded with people :on their (way to work. end but for the prompt action of the motcrmsn the accident might have been serious. The sudden checking oi the speed of the at, threw [several of the passengers forward. but none were injured. The arwes stopped within one foot of the team. _ About twenty-live : nests witnessed the marriage of Miss L ids Eugsirom to Eric Anderson.!'_8aturdey evening,“ 9 New street. Mus Hilde Olsen wts hrideemntd, end her brother. Alfred Ol- son. was the groom's best men. The eunmony wee performed by the Rev. Oacurglriudegren. The young couple were the recipients of a number of very pretty Iglits. A tempting reptist was served. end a pleasant evening spent in social enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs Ander- son et once began. housekeeping in the ., house where they were married. Selectman Oscar W. Raymond bee beencomrniseloned as an agent if the Oonnecticutfiurnsne NOCIET)’. louday, Tuoedey end Wednesday evenings of this week there will be stolen evangelistic services at the East Avenue: Methodist inscupol church. The ringing evangelist. W. H. Wooden. Misti by e large chorus. will lead the fleeing. Rev. A. s. Kevansgh and Rev A. J. Smith will conduct the services. C. V. Arnold. the printer. and Hiram Brundege. the shoemaker. have eschew. all places oi business. Oeptaln (lime El. Bell is driving epileefor the platform to be pieced in front of John F. Burton‘s building. Ire. Charles Bennett, of Maple avenue. hedanoiher strolls oi terslysls.yester- 1 by morning. and lies in a very critical condition at this writing. II. E Gorhem. of First avenue, mud today for Philadelphia“. Jellies Youngs. who bee been visiting reietivea in this piece. returned to Wombury this morning. ' Thelpworth league will hold eso- clshle Friday night at the home of lies 9.... Add Benedict, South Osborn avenue. Cherie-I. Benedict resumed his studies at 'Wesleyan University. ywrlsy. mmdnhmafewdeys. manhole, witches been visit- In kh parents on Isple avenue. return- ed to Word. today. Its. Oorhete several days wlthhls sister. III. 8. B L’Iloninedieu. Henry street. left for his home in Orion. Isles. today. ' lies liay Raymond. of Rowaytori.‘ spent Sunday with Ire. cm. 8. Fee‘- rls. Riverside avenue. nowarrort. While idr. and tire. George W. Bryon. were out. Saturday evening. a perty of friends took possession of the house on Alain street. it being the twenty-fifth eu- iiiversery of their marriage. On their return they were greetly surprised that their home,» quiet when they left it. should be so alive with inhabitents. The evening was pleasantly spent with in~ strumentel end vooel music.E Stevens performing artistically on .. the plum). ec- oompanied by W. K. Ackert on the vio. Rev. Mr. Slater. pastor of the Methodist church, performed the mer- riege ceremoflny. which wee very im- prsesive. after which a paper was reed. edited for the occasion by W. K. Ackert. end aiIordsd much amusement. Mr. Slater then presented. with some lilting remarks. e hendsome silver cake basket aee token of love end esteem for Ir. end Ire. Bryan. Refreshments were served end after e few hours of intense enjoyment the petty disbended. wishing Mr. and Airs. Bryan many happy returns of the :day end votine that their home wee the place ior a surprise. Those present were: Mr. end Ire. W. K. Aokert. Air. end lire. B. A. Grifiin. Dir. end Airs. E. Tho-es. Mr. end lire. James E. Stevens. Iir. end lire. Harvey AckertJdr. end Mrs R Boyiston, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Iiiis.ldr. and Airs. S. C. Horton. Airs. Lawrence. Mrs. J. W. Fallon, Misses bottle and Grace Bryan. Beulah and Mabel Acknri, Ruth Themes. Miss Vivien Stevens. E. Stevens. Berry Bryan. F. 1!. Stevens. Master Russell Themes. At the special school meeting. Satur- day night. the committee was empower- ed toborrow esuliicient sum to meet the deficiency. which amounts to 8000. The report of the building committee ‘wes very satisfactory and was accepted. The site and school building complete 0 mt $8.000. The committee was author. izuj to dispose of the old school property. ”Hollie. yez ud better task th‘ umbrel‘ “No more tioLOi. Av 0i did Oi'd kepc it for meeilf." Children Cry for Pltcber’e Castorla. What Bebywsa sick. we gave her Costcflh WhenehewuerlkLabecrledforCastoi-le. WhenehehecemsMIgehsclungtoCast/xie. WhaitehedChndmahegevetLtmesuos-h. Children Cry to: Pitchers Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher'e Cnetorla. Fred nttwood. has speeding ' area! the Breed River school gave a 1!?” “i’nwy? Oidtn't ht-leveit’llrsin.” "‘ 4i? I ' I‘ll Wednesday Macon. the schol- Thankegiving exercise consisting of the iollowlne: Bong. "Reward of labors” mutton. "First Thanksgiving, 1028," Nellie Oomstock; recitation. Thenkeglva log exercise by twelve of the primary children; "Afargle’s Thanksgiving." Berth Cettersll; song. “Fill the Besketatl' reoitetione. "The Voyage." Lillie Payne; “The Irending," Elie Alger; “The Famine." Hattie Brown; "The First Theuksgiving.” Hey Peck; "Thanksgiv- ing.1804.” Alerjorle Weston; recitation, “Our Thanksgiving,” Berti: l omstook; recitation. "Daisy’s Thanksgiving." Flore Hodges; song. "Greteful Thanki- givingf’ recitation. ”Blessings of the Year." Ilsy Peck; Thanke- giving exerciee by fifteen of the older pupils; recitation. "Thanksgiving Eve." Frank Lycett; Then ksgivlng song; reading. “Polly’s Thank sgiving.” Nettie Constant; recitation. "Farmer John‘s Thanksgiving." Edna Buttery; song. Joyful Thanksgiving, The pupils. of Broad Rtver school who were present every day during Novem- ber were Howard Wilson. Bertie Com- stock. Wallle Hendricks. [tester Com- die Hendricks. Elle Alger. Flore Hodges. Lillie Peyne, Bessie Critters“. Lulu‘ Payee. Herbie Roger-s, Willie Vequ- goeerend Percy Cetterell were wheat only one-helf day. and Memie Aiken. Ethel Hodges. Grace Collins end Sarah Catterell one day once. lire. Suburb—Dore! Dora! Daughter- Yes. ma. Airs, Suburb—Run to the piano and play "Hail to the Chief.” Here comes s new girl. M15113)”. - ,,,,, “ DAerleturde . December]. lsili. Nellie Ar- ette. wife 0 George William llnY- end eld- est. den liter of neGrond Jenrtlng-. erred twenty- our years. eleven mouths and two days. Ftttterslserv.t-t-r~ held at her Into residence. 16 Stuart svctuie. on Wrduee. day. irt-cemln-r it. 1004. et 2 p. m. dlli Taylor & Golden IIealEstale and Insurance WASHING“)! STREET. Persons lockln fore lot. or house and lot» with the view 0 purvhmdupere invited tr cell end examine our list. Vi e base them for aisle in every part of the city st resist) bl» prices and on easy terms. rm” tf "til—AN '1" ill). \TGUNG lolly uiwork In candy store. A;- ply et th s office. i3 lit WORKING housekeeper. Apply after 3 p. or. Saturday. 92 Washington St. til at GIRL to do general housework. Apply to MRS. GEORGE l". HEABSd. 1'0 Felrt eld avenue. n1!) 3t COMPI'TBNT woman wants to go out by the titty or wrolt to work. Apply at 28 impel street. sorwslk. trillzlt LEASING tintl dyeing establishment. No. 4 littniiorul street. t'oruor South Main treet. on line oi electric cars. south Nor- 'elk. Conn. We respectfully announce to the cltlterts of South Norwalk. horw tilt end vicin- ity that we established ourselves in your midst. in the dyeing still i'lMIHIi business. end are now prepttrm to tio rill him it of elven- lug end dyeing III the very bet-I style snil men. uer. ioedies’ stilts. dresses. either made up or sport. cloaks. copes. lufnuls' vets-s. liilflill.0u'.‘ r blious. fringes. pltiuo. orgttn. hllllartl covers. tnufllers st'erfs. ties. kill gloves. kid shot-s. tilso feathers cleaned and curled. lit-titleiueu‘s mmenu dyed or cleaned etul pressed in the t manner. (3. lil"l'l‘Elili‘At~‘li. mill tf To ‘nu'i'. m colt-cross sort". Tifl'li‘i". is hereby given that the under-sign- ed. collector of teens. under and by virtue of It verieln tex wnrrsnt. duly executed and shruetl by proper stithorlty end directed totlteundersigned.comineudlutr him to levy and collect of fismuel .l. "I'M'flm. end other persons named in the rule book. on the list to said werrsnt annexed. their several pro tortlons of the sum total we therein stated. Milt sum lteln nine or assessment ltiitl upon the monomer: . list made in 1802 by the luitebl- tents of the town of Norwellt. regulerl ' and legally sssetubled. to wit.on the :bitlt i ny of December. A.l).. Illil‘. met for the purpose of providing for the lntlebtetlnessoi seltl town. svles upon the following described reel estete with the buildings thereon of sold - Hetuitel .I. For our situated In town of Ir. eutl hounded its follows. to wit: North- srl by lsud of Wm. T. Nsyntonvl: easterly by big way: southerly by land of Edward Ulise- mer. eutl Westerly by Fm- Mit- River and tend formerly of Stephen Hello-cit; being in quantity about seven serous Audlshell sell at Public Auction. on the premises lterslnbofuro tlm‘rllml. on the Iilh t sy of Feb" A. l).. leer». st llsn o clock it. in. so much thereof as will roles the sum 0 Twelve end twenty live one hundreds dollars that being the proportion of the sold anttl J. lieuiommftlie stilt tottil in said list. to— gether with the charges. of Isvy.sals.etc. iiEilRill B. NT. JOHN. T“ Collector. List. of IN). listed at Norwiillt. December 21 . A. T).. Elli till lit ii an“ ,, ,, . .. _ O Terr collector a Belt. OTIUE is hereby given that the undersign- etl.otlllt-ciorrif IAXMnlfiill'r end by vir- itie of it certeln lex wemspt. duly seer- snri signed by pro r sutlmrlty end dirt-oi to the understgner . commending him to levy and collect of Hemhsl .1 Mount. slid other persons interest In the ratio book. on the list to weld warrant aiinexeil their ssvsrel pro mines oi the sum totel its therein eluted. eel sum being it tax or monument laid upon the assessment list mode in lflfli by the lnhslil- initial of the Town of Ntirwnlk "glory end li’lflll)‘ essenibled to wit.on llte tb ray of ember. A. [1.13m providing for the indebtedness of sold town of solid asmnel J. Beacons. situated in the town of Norwstit. end hounded as follows. to wit: Northern by item '1‘. iieymcnrl- sesterl by h erlv b land of Erlwerd t‘ Mmlf. It. acres. shout 'f oi on At” ”mm mt hi . opi'rsil'l'i. 1).. atlirltti‘eloe m thereof as will r t m y-ilve mite dollar in nentlt t it ”a met for the purpose of evles upon the following described reel estete lord of Wil- tthwe :eouthr western gin ive Mlle itlvwr end lend formerly of iephe CORNER college on Livingston le‘l‘. moti- srn improvements. lteeier. but end t-oIti stationery tubs. etc. Enquire Milli. WILL M ii. itiilliiit. 701x?“ in water. bath. lsuntlry. A eveuue. I, OUSE neer Elm Grove store. sewn rooms. wsler in, ell In gust shape. rent. Sill. lioum on lleldeu aVsnue. riser In‘xii‘lulnii eve- nue. live rooms. lerue nerd-«o. line well. rent. "I. House corner ilsy sud Tollos streets. nine rooms. water in. Apply to JOHN H. KNAi’i’. till West street. iii if UWER rt of lmuse.No. Nilevllentl street. 1 item ow to tie-treble tenant. A tply to CHARLES ll. WHEELER. l2 (Jrr'her Norwelk. DWER tloor of 1 street. user treinwrty turnout' wetsr In. itent OI). lu itlrs on pmultes or of lllt.iiENI- ”101‘. at :hl est evsrtne. nit tl' HREE rooms 7014mm Main sires writer in. rent :8; ill Woodward svenite. "toms. setwiurl lioor. rent Ill; house it? Witislvutrll evo- ntto. rem. till. Apply to I. A. WUUDWAND. qfi v“ —' . .. ,,.E.'L_,,,_, ,, W, ,. 0_,, . 3 Fill! SALE. 0 end 8 ply rootlmp limit-emsnt. iionhmet- lug. ’iastlc stovefllnlmh. i’sln:l Ull. tilsss end titty. HiiU'l‘ N0 WAL ilAitD- WA ECo..i2tioift elnelreet. elfltf ' nos'r. ' «9.00 BEWAM). A list bend rlnrruliemnnd setting between rtoweytun anti Booth horwtilk. I’leese return some to Eltenley Inwndee. itoweyton. No questions risked. nlll lw street. bill if large house. No. it! Marlow ‘— ' ‘ ’ rouse. i)AIitofderk gloyet.‘ trimmed with“ ‘lur. on West etrtet. seturds evening. weer can bewseme celllurre this "Mr”. prov- I’EERLESS B ND. roux perm tones. Conductor Prom Im‘hanesseeatltri I er.!preoo,‘ annnueslhdntoegumeo m stock. [peter Rogers. Leslie Alger, Ed.- I sure. Tickets for stile at Plelsited‘s end r. , or.» OUSA’S OUL TIRRING INCHES new wow ‘ 0mg .0..." MUSIC HALL. NONOAI AFTERNOON. OEC. "ad. Prices. we. the ad, Lir‘. ID. run a 3 Concert begin-oust Hoyt’s Opera House SOUTH .NOBWALK. TUESOAT EVENING. DEC. 4.‘ YALE CLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUB'S CONCERT. Greet Social Event of the Season. All the popular college songs. new and old. fraternity stings. and college melodies as sung under the Yale elms. Do not fall to no end enjoy a pleasant even- n . . Tickets now on sets at Boyt‘b Opera House end Pleisud's and Gregory's. Prices. 86c. 50c end 76c. ‘ nil iw CLUB UNION Lecture Course, First lecture by KERN-AN. The distinguished traveler in Siberia. subject. "Russian Political Exiles.” Hoyt'e Theatre, South Norwalk. FRIDAY EVENING. DEC. Till, At ll o'clock. Course ticket. including Clap on "Othello" end the “Three Enterteinlug Gentle- men Com ny" In music and mon‘omimeJuv. Single tic st. 65 cents. Reserved seat 10 cents Plnueo‘s. (.‘httrt opens for sole of reserved tents. tit Plslsted's nnti T’luneo‘s. Wednesday. lxvoemlter 5th. at 0 o'clock. it- in. nan 1w ' OPERA House; one PERFORMANCE cxci’. FRIDAY ' NIGHT. DEC. 7. Brilliant engagement of the femous comede 7 MR. N. B. CURTIS, , In his funny creation. "Sam’l of Posen” The drummer up to date. Supported by MISS ALBINA OENIER. Anti a company of excellent artists. Cheri st Gregory's end Tomlluson‘e. Prices 25c. zinc. wt- and 7hr. d8 Hoyt’s Opera House USE Nltlli'l‘ ONLY. SATURDAY. DEC. 8th. There are others.hut none like these. The fouuleln tends of intitieru wit. WARD ANO VOKES 'Tltet‘e the lost time l‘llever tulle Truly Bel- mont toe bell. A record of Till nights in New York es "l't-rcy" entl “liar-old." In (‘hsrlee It. lileney’s funniest (end slweye will be) A Run on the Bank. You crtn't allot-d to rules it. We a guerente- ed ettrtwtlon. enti worth going milis to see. Seats now on little tit l‘lslstrd’sttutl Gregory‘s drug stores. (it nun. SALE tic TIlIlliEl surest Menday. Dec. l0. Fete fancy and useful articles. Nurses' sprons. dolls. etc. Tuesday. Dec. l l. rln ls . Ilot lurks dinner. the; ls-‘llfey'kil' TN, (it’Rt-sd's rhowytlsr tutti cold turkey for supper. 260. Evening. concert end entertelnment. NOD HAITI"! AND "I!“ DINA (IOU Q A. LIWIII. Wednesday. Dec. I2. little. Concert In evening by JIKOMI MAY BAIJO CLUB. I) log property»! pnyintr tor this advertise- ment. till it Baptist church. iiouth Norw tlatllum Priced Overturn lsbteokendhieeihathevsmeritalmt then are scarce. Very scares. Berdly none to be had. Scarcity of say. There'seeeuelisceruity here. We foresewellthlemontltaego and proper, sdoursslvee accordingly. Our stock is all right. You needn't worry that we can't It you with .. [nod .10. Oil). or 0|8500vereoet. bedsuae we use. Our TOW PRICES. Harvey's Blotlt, North Main Sl. . f lss's sssociation of Under summit o bed dalw medium priced cloth they Home Rule .10. in three colors. blue. blanketed brown, all wool, velvet col- lere.iesdstheniall. 0ver800soldeofsr thlessseon. OuriioeKerseyetlllIio in blue or bisck. out extrl long. nicely suede and trimmed. The equal for style of any .35 cost. See our Covington and Doorsvsn Ovemoste at all prices. .16 to 328. We haves new lot of our men's celebrated blue end block 010 Cheviot suits. Come in this week. MEIG‘S ' & CO. I! Kelli. Corner Bank Street. Bridgeport. Ct. We are selling Groceries at eetoniehing low prices end guarantee ell goods to give perfect satisiection. It will pay you to give us it trial order. Free delivery. The Central Cosh Grocery is North twain Si. wiSPECIAL SALE. Saturday. Dec. lst, One tiny only. Ocelot chi'dren'a TA. O'DBAH‘I'II‘OJPP. 30¢ IAOB. Une lot lediee' . IBEX"!!! IILI' EATS, Me IAOB. CITY MILLINERY STORE. Hoyt's Theatre Building. WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK. MIIS. "JONES. PllllP._ M ARSHALL’S School of Shorthand and Typew rltlng. -iN TRI— tlasonlc Building. Well 8t, tier- tttillt. open. Terms reasonable. School rooms open from in mm. until 3 . lu . delly except Ssturdey. Also londe'. ulnesdey end Friday evening‘s. from 7: lentil). 'lhoeedeiilrlnfto study t e science would do well to oral or write to This week wi aregoliig continue the greet special his in our kitchen department. The weather during the lost week has not been of the kind we would have ordered to suit our business; however, we teke wbot comes, and keep sawing wood. else we wouldlike to cell y . attention to. FIRST. 1 Gold Bend Dinner SECON D.1 Fancy 2 coldDecoreto THIRD, 1 old Brown Set, very drive on all kinds of White Ware. These goods take up the space we specially want for Holiday Goods, therefore in goes the knife. by buying from us this week one of those Counterpenes we are altering at 79c. or 89c; you can seethem in our windows their they are greatly reduced in price, as simple examination will show you. . town, ladies’ Fast Black Hose, good weight and fine gouge, 200. would below to keep our repu- tation up. We make this price Italic. per pair. dainty ladies commonly call a Hat, call on us. . Boston Store 83 WASHINGTON STREET. GORHAM MARSHALL. Box 859. Norwelk niii tf We'have a. few specie! ”a... Set. 112 pes.,oi actual value, $15.00; we don’t propose to shelter it longer,” make price 08.49. " ed, 112 pc. Bet, cost us $9.10, end as will happen to best of were, a few pcs. are bad, this set for 05.98. complete. 117 pcs., taking in soup tut-eon, etc., worth any time 815. 00, to close, 01010. We shall also make a big Keep your bed looking nice 50 doz. of the biggest drive in When you want one of those creatures which the SOUTH NORWALK SOUTH NORWANN. CONN. WISE WOMEN - WISE MEN We sell the follow— ing and we sell it at AND INFRAIIID. “0031 IOULDINO. mm Porpolse Leather Cork Sole etey shown. SLIPPEIIS end unequalled in price. our stock. -‘-'-"-THINN If you will be wise, think before you act. . right. at e the right prices: cell and see the beautiful Well Paper we ere selling. and learn the WALL PAPEE. low price we are selling it at. you LOW Prlce I'Ail'l'l'. nus. won't think long before you act. r M k amiss. “.0. We’re mekingurun on it for 00 erg wor ' “H‘s“. eaAritul- dsys. tropes. emit. ans. utmo W... THINK! ' - Painting pimunls rnAsiico B E w IS E ’ AND and call on us before you buy. PICTURE ’FRAININB AT MODERATE. PRICES. llEllKE . 79 Washington 8t. 80. Norwallt. (FOR GENTLEMEN. We have Hanan end Sons' well kt own line of men's and boys' line shoes. Their Winter Russett. with retention double sole. at 85.00. Their Enamel Leather. .00 .0... .00... on 00. Patent Leathers. tn ell the latest styles. Also Cordovan and Calf discards: lunatic?" 69:33:11“ shoe at $3.00. mile and water proof. shoes from 01'50 to $5 00. The largest vslurs for your money ‘_ FOR THE LADIES’. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN We have Lounsbury. llisthewscn dc Co's line of slices in ell - NEW STYLES - The best line for the least money ever shown. A large line of For dancing and housswrar, that are unexcsllsd in style Our low prices in plelnltlgures will aetonish you. We cordially invite an Inspection of Olsen; Brothers .2..- GAZETTEIBUILDING. We do, end we do it If you will Paper Hanging. l'or motormen. thst ls non-meg- itsll and examine. Also LIPPERS K04
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