immersion». humunhnwdwny. GIMIInhndmgrowing he nnn spend n larger sumo! thawed yeor. hownoherntnlr oodlro Jung ‘ Herthloiootreet. Tutodoy: ,' Wodeutsaciol club will meet w night with Chhrlen [5. Jun- Jr. .. or Went otroot ‘ of their Norwnlk ntoro wired for ‘ Wt lights. for their dept;- . an... Parker Wilder. who mode many . inflouth Norwnlkdurtngoeouroe Mlle one here, loot winter. was mild in New York. londoy. ;_ In. I. E. Poroono,oi Brookoido, will invents entertninment nnd inir nt her Whomein two or three weeks, ,1nueeednto go to thoiuud tot-the mention of mentorinl tnbleto in Norwnlk. The!!! homnnre 10.: a pound, nt flnyro' mortar. ' fin Catholidnted Rnilrond company’s “(in ct urginnero were in South Nor- wit. yeotnrdny oiteruoon, nod stoked tilt Shedtniorthenewntntioniorweot Willitltobeerectedbatweenlon- Mum end the municipal electric I The County Commieoionero are put- hinteprnoticenntootntringentpolicy findinggrncu'n licensee nod rund- ingnnlleotionoiornowploew. lioop . [Italian lot new pieces will be con— Muntiinllothnr work in connoct~ lenwiththeioouing oi licensee is corn filed. Dietrict Deputy Grand Chancellor r 'lllianronnr hon recdved on invitnr wininnttend the entertainment“ Put- VIIWNo. lid, Knigbtnul Pythinn, ntBotheLlondoy hint-tandem prob vnblibe accompanied by nevorol mem- y‘hunoiOIiveBrnuch Mumolflouth . lorwolk. ‘ —Pried scallops nt Depot Rmtnurnnt The Norwnlk Baton store‘s immense -&plny o! holidoygoodn willbeploced on “in. Sotnrdoy morning. Sonto am will take po'ersiou oi theentire ’npperdour oi the large emporium. with .- udlnm vnriety oi children'n books, toy-n, gnrnen, dolls. nnd other things to ‘ lib the little we. Seturdny will he the borgniu day at the stereo! the enterprising confection“, ”3 Wet lend. But cnndycnn be pur- ’.‘¢~odenchenply no nugnr. The public ' b nordiolly invited to coll at the store ‘ end gun- on the weight oi the lorge *Ncloicnndy. Theonegueooingneoreot the correct weight will receive the ‘ needy. it will cunt you nothing to guess. A MUG-ll] concert will heheldin the chnpel of the Norwolk C-rngregntinn- at church to-night, beginning ot 7:45 detect. An inter-ting programme hoe be. prepored. consisting“ onoddreto by line lorio Boord. n deter oi Rev. (Enid [1. Band. oi South Norwnlk. on “lhionnry Work Among the Bondth We,” end o report oi the recent ntnln Christine Endeavor convention. by It. Froncen Boy-our. oi Went Ivonne. —-Qofleo with pure crenntJr. ocup ntihnDeuut Rmtunrnnt. '\ The dioobind otnnm ctunlior, the “chorlro B. Hoynen,” which wont opened on Butith'n Ledge. in oil" ‘ nt Wlloon'n Point, waiting to die- ‘- ”unencumbwhirh honbeeu “I. by outside portion. The enptoin “not wont tnrioh coming up the hor- _J‘i"tnbnnenrd'o eanl yard. where the «ntrpwnntnhn diochorged.oohooold it _._--ntnlrntooonnteo cool. The vet-clone law wan partly tutored. The cap- “mtflh Mm over all. Aonthoreorgool cool .hoobeoo shipped ‘ tn Ir. Insured. The hull of the ,J’flnyneo” is badly domogod.’ Telephone eommunicotion between . Wood Wold. which won out Vol when the Southern New England ne-pnny withdrew iron that villogn o beneath one,“ more ognln Myhy tho Donhury t itidgoiiolo mourn-by. Thnowenmpuuy on teen! ontorprho nod lto mu finwlllhneperotndinuunnnetien with r I Mmmuryionohnrttine. idthoen‘mpnoyholrvodyvntnnrd in “on its wine to lion-lemon": ”Congenital-one: the- Their-tel onotvwlwy unfitho nonto- mauloryhehuteh eihheoolo» hrstodhdnyw floor-tot Wildest vo. Rotten hon hnneottlnlhythndriudontflfl'ltle hillnndeorhuithem. .05»:- nt Depot mm Thelethediot evonnellntlemn-meet- ingwillbo hold inthnNovwoik Metho- dhtehnreh.ton§h_t___ ~ TheYeengIon’oDemoeroticolubwill holds meeting tonight at their bred- quortoroonliotthloinoireot. The Aid moiety. oi the Rorilnld church, Weston. will hold n ouctoble. tonight. at the residence oi Ehenrz :r Pitch. The Women's Relief corps. oi Buck- ingham Port, 6 A. it. will meet or the Poet rooms tomorrow oitornoon. ~5pring turkeys, 13c lb, , nt butcher's. A regular meeting oi 8t. Poul'n Chop- irr, Brotherhood oi St. Andrew. wzll he held tonight It the Chapel oi Our Holy Saviour. Willie. Noah, the ice mon. lliwd on the Cru- otreet bridge. nt Norwnlk. yen- terdoy. nnd received o bed ioll. injury- ing bimoeli neverly though not seriously. The Golden Rule C-r. ll of King'n Dnughierofl thnNornnlk Congreg'otion- nl church, will men; with Mrs. Natlnnt the pnroonoge, Fndny nitnruoon ot 8:80 o’clock. BrnlthOfleorW. J. Trocey quoron- tiuedn cone or neoriot fever, yesterday, in the filo-nun inmily nt Cnuberry Pinion. Thehild wanted the dinonnn in Wentport. 0 L. Benett, of Wilton, orrived home. yenterdoy, iront n hunting trip to Liter» held. Nextweekhewilllenveior Rich- mond. lu compony with thefloyerbrutbo orn. at New York. Donnhy Ripley chapter, Doughtorn oi Americon Revolution, at Bouthport, will given reception next Theodoy iron: 3 In I'lintheniternoon.oltdtheofllcntnoithn Ncrwnlk chapter ore nmong the invited guests. —Pieooe bring your tickets tobahery oud depot reotnuront ond see ii you have the number now drown. i". A. lane. Wood's pond iocovered with ice, end the ototing is pronounced excellent. Loot night o potty oi ohotoro were skun- ming gnily over the pond. The weather ioiovornhle for routing n nhuing pnrty ogreenhle. Urn. Baker. of Bile. will tell theetory oi her v'ltt to Kiionnn. the inmouo vol- cnno of Hownii. nt thendjoururd roent- lng oi King'n Dnughterv. nt theNorwnik Congregational chopel, on soturdoy oiternoon ot 4 o '.clock Thee-n oi E. J. Wndhums vo. tinni- uel B. Griffin, which was recently de- cided by n jury. who gnvn n 3200 verdict in invor oi the plnintrithon hren op peeled lo the Supreme Court or Erroro, and will be nrgued there next in nth. The honrrl oi directors at the Y. I. C. A. will meet tonight to decide uponn new secretory. it to litely that John H Joctwn. noniotont secretory oi the Stern- iord otoociotiun. will be chosen. Ir. Jncioon w wollqoniriied ior theoilice, our! in on euthuoiootrc Y. Di. 0. A. wot her. A large number of people were shot- ing on Bach's pond. on the Wilton Point rood.luot night. Alorgo bonfire some diorouoo owoy olorded nomoucitement. many of the stolen leaving the pond, and running through the woods in the direction oi the bios». thinhing some ' building In on _ll_ro .. —-l dot: cob. photon end n lilo one crayon. new.» Lewin'. ii lioiu ntmt. Norwolh. Soapb- otgnllery. Pmtmooter Swortwout. oi Stamford. hon nppointed Horry G. Wettrbury to the one. at owhtout pootmooter. which became voenru by the death oi Juh‘l W. Vail. Ir. Waterbury hoe ior the loot ten yennbnenintheentploy of the tires oi Lynne Hoyt'o Sun a Cu. He will enter upon the performonce oi the (lotion 0! his new position on Ilondoy morniug next. The woolly noting oi the Women's Chrittion Tomperonce union will be held oi the home oi Ire. Jone lunoun.18i Union otreet. Friday oiterneon nt 3 o’clock. prompt. Ire. C. A. Knight, o iorrner pronidont oi the union. will be present. This will be the only opportunh ty Infinight will hove to meet with the union during her o'oy in South flor- wnlk. Thelodieo’liwionoryoocioty, oltho Booth lorwolh Congregodonolehnreh, ntot yrnterlny oiterooun st 8 o'clock. 'l‘hoonhjeetiar the meeting won ”the Sandwich Telnet.” Paper:- wern rend bylrnhohnrtAJlolmwho treated cithe" lynioucverieoond Choroeter oi the otlvwz' lion lander, who vpehonnthoflotrodnetioeondnorolop- elo, it'll! W! me out olive. wooteitlhrhttnnlty." Indiana-or W "OI Strntlord. When. ii. Dunning. where subject won “loo. Bothnl. Georgetown end smoothed will names-om” Irma-p- hoprewnt. I.W.G.l.il.o.llithop,, » a ”Mk“ ”legible. ”Woman“: seam locum , ‘ ‘ H.100” ‘ "(Miami lid lb. “81.150. 22 South Main Street. outireiynewlineoi PHOTOGRAPHS WATER JACKSIIR’SPIIIITIIBRAPHIC swam Bevingbeenthoroughly reinrniohed, in now open ior inspection, displaying on COLORS MID SEPIIS, The work from this studio hoo coined a widespread reputation for its Style. Finish and Permanence. Our nim in to suit our patrons nod to inrnioh‘to thorn thelneot productions of tho Photogrnphlc Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric corn pose the door. E. m. Jackson. (Over P. liond’n Coniectlonery.) W B. Jntlten. oi Norwnlk, won I por- lcr ouit nt n tome. loot night. An. electric light was placed in front r f the property k’r’rown no “the cedars,” on Riverside avenue. Norwolk. yesterday. -Goodnnhend or ransom-y tron, , Norwnlk. The Foirfleld County Liquor Doolerj owocintiouwillnmombio in conventio , with the Norwoik liquor deolero, ot Nor- wn'k. this nitsrnoon. The saloon conducted by Charla Finch. on Wnter street. Norwolk. woe cloned yesterday oiternoou. lit. Finch notdnniriug to take out nnothor license. M A. Tuck. superintendent oi construction tor the Norwolh Street Reil- wny compony. wolto with o limp. today. on account oi o revere nttnek oi the rim!- notice. -—lpecinl min trimmed hnto thin week. lion 8. Tillotoon'o. WI Wuhington ot. In. Catherine A. Pocknrd. mother of Ito. W. L flannel. of 1 Trinity piece. hndnpnrnlytic shock yesterday. while preparing tolohe o both. In tolling on. leg won bodiy injured. The Hot lokero' ooooeiotion held its nnnunl meeting loot night in Germsnin Holt and regelected theoo omeero: Presi- dut, Patrick Hell: vicepreoident, John Shoo; orcretnry.Edwnrd Barrett: troor urnr. Homer Rockwell. ‘ Ju-lge Shume'oy has rendered n decis- ion in the sum oi David Shoshon. odrnin- iotrnwr. re. the (humiliated Rnilrond company, awarding the plaintiii .50. Tue suit was (or dnmngen on account of the death oi Mien Catherine Benson by accident oi the Ann street crating. ——0ld otyle pitcher: of l50 years ago, 10,15oud 20:. .. World‘s Foir prion win- wn ot Dugon‘o Holidoy own. rcrnos from the plot «nice. in the short coiendor Superior Court, tomorrow. beiore Judge Shumwoy, the appeal iron: the taxation of costs in the Wndhnnts-(ir-ilin suit. recently decidrd in invor oi the plointiii, will he argued, no will olno the deiendnnt' o demurrer in the suit of the Village 0! Chester ve. Francis Inonord. w __ Rev. B 0. sherwood uillsiotrd. yester- day niicrnoon. nt the iunc—rol of Mn. 0. William Day. 81th ovvnuo. preoching an eloquent discourse. The poliheorere were J. Emery Stevens. Williom A Stov- enn. Fletcher Vonfloooenr and Clarence Slouoon. The drrol tributes were very benutiinl nnd the singing by n qunrtette vory tilectire. “ ~C..m- tote supper nt the Women's building tonight. A bignpreod ior Shell. 1'... Ancient Order or tile-mum, Di- vision No. l. elected three ofllcero nt their erecting last night: President, C. A. Inrphy: vice-preoident, Philip Ic- Cnrthy; recording secretory, Richard Ryan; ilnonciol nocntory. Jun» Ir.- Snlly. The election oi n treasurer wnn deferred until the next meeting. so it to desired that the prooent incumhrrt ro- toin the other. At the entrant meeting ol the Soro- mole Fish and (lame noeouiotion. loot night. C. N. Wood woo ro-eleeted presi- dent. The viceprroidout in ll. 1“. Drake; nrcretory. Bomuel Lynne: detectors. Jaime Sutherland, Hiram Devin. Henry SeikckJomeo Brown and Henry Green.“ (Are the ilnoot pmmm fur muting They discussed the subject at seine lith- ing in Norwolt harbor. end oppotntod n committee to draw up reooluciouo and by-lowo covering the subject. St. John’s ladle, No. 0, 1’. end A. ll, oi liorwolh. will hold o big cnlebrntlmi this evening and o cordial invitntion hoe horn “W by them to oil mater Ioounocillridgrporttohoon hood and they will mate it plononnt ier them it inspected thot the Port 0in am send m n lorgo delegation. A delegation u: ‘ New Cocoon. looeno will also wit the lodge tonight, to ootht 0. Porn Bet-Icy in toting his third degree. it lit. fiesta-y rtdoothegeotnowellnohedoon o bicy- Photographer. 58‘ loll Street, llorwnlk. Conn. tninment oi Buttlor Lodge. tonight. booth, at the Y. M C A. festival. ed .116 shiny: keep worm. James luldoou, a brekernou on one in South Norwolh. hid his hand smashed It Bertrnu. loot M are 10 cents o pound nt Boyes’ market. A party oi Dorian people visited South Norwolh. Tuesday night. and tendered oonrprioe porty to Willie B. Mills, Dny street.. A most pleasant evening woo posted. prayer meeting. tonight. in the South Norwnlk Congregational church. subject chosen in. Prayer. for Inter-lei Blessing?" niternoou. Knopp’o renideuce opposite. was taken. yrnterdny. ton boopitol on Pony-second street and Madisonjovenue, New York. ior trentrnent. on .3. :3. .“ -....:i¢‘—'~ a??? AND l’laifluted’fl BENZIIII CREAM. the thin suit not! smooth. II. II. Plaisted. #3 Washington St hill meg o photoot onto Portym “Hawaiian-infliction. toe/ dwelling“ . // South llamall . Avert Patriots. F; D LAWTON 81‘. CO. 1 No ticket will be required nt the enter- rThe doll. or Congregationnl church clear- Comotock Brothers h-tve reduced prim on red flannel underwear, no thtt. no one will com plain, this n inter, of not being oi the pier ireighlo', nod well huown -Choico young chickens oud turheyn Rev. G. 8. Board will conduct the The ”Does God Bend Jomen Anderson. who won rescued iron 0. D. Newmnn’o house, Tuendny nnd ctr-rind to Theodore ONWARD, 5 SERVES, One dollar underwear at 75 cents We bought very hon; on red flannel underwear. it' is not selling on foot another ‘ ' end all must go. These garments are all wool. We horn ‘ ‘ sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other ntylee. , EXTRA GOOD VALUE ——IN OUR— WREIIIIWEIIR 25 RENTS Silk and satin. medium and dark colors. Also light colors ~ for evening wear; four- in-hands, leeks, bows and string ties. THE PRICES Mill QUALITIES MIKE BUR ._ .1 SIIITS, OVERRIIATS ‘AIIIIT lIlSTERS The most desirable shown in the twin cities. Come here first for your Winter Gloves and Caps. It will save you much time. We guarantee every article sold in either of our stores to give entire satisfaction or your money back. STORES OPEN EVENINGS. COMSTOCK BROS... j ‘ IiSIlIIIII IIllllIlIlIi. I 4 SIIIITII‘ Ill! STREET, IIIIIRWIII. SDIITII IRRRIIK. O N WA RD. Our Thanksgiving trade has been unprecedented which in an acknowledgment that the public appreciate the high standard of goods that we sell. Others may quote the price, butthey‘hnvn. f. not got the quality or goods to back them up. Yd‘h may have had Thanksgiving at home, or been invited out But in either case, when anything cams on the table that was real nice and the question was asked, Vi here did you get it? The reply was invariably, at the Leading Grocers’. We mentio- fied with our position and go ON WA R D To satisfy the demand for first class goods and greater sucrose for the holidays ahead. Chas. E. Seymour’s, LEADING GROCER, liliPllIlliE ctu, 13-2. 33 llSlllllillll Silliii. The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef,’ in thin town years ago. Don't forget. We the prices have fixed E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor, THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, 18 North linln nt., so. Norwulk. ii Well oh. em Telephone cell. 534}. I Munchkin g “Mil-ml telephone coll, M 9 Pork Row. Stnmiord, 478 loin street, m COLD WEATHER ARTICLES: OVERBIIATS, PEA IAIIKEI'S, GAPS, WRISTLETS. HEAVY UNDERWEAR, WIIRLEN SIIIIKS, JERSEY OVERSIIIRTS, And everything else in our line thot in me nonry ior cold weather weer. Pants to Urdu from $3. 50 [In Open every evening until 9 O’clock. DAVIS, The Tailor. clamp. um .rd rum William SflllI Iiillullili’fllll»
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