. should not beblsmed tors es. Judlcious advertising , . willaccompliehegreatdesl. cannot edict the enacts of bed t in other branches of the: g . Some say. that advertising pay. This can betrue for two only, either the advertising is ly done, or it is not supported ~ efiorts'in other directions. Ad- ‘ properly dons always pays. We George 8. Bell began the work ' spiles at the Day street bridge, . I ‘ '1' _._..._ Ira. Mary E. Code, of Washington. , is sick at the home of her sister, Joseph Cox, Roton Bill. “ The wheel meetingof the stockholders the City National bank for the election fl dissators wlil be held January 8, from 0 o'clock. Thesummary of the Weekly Record the current week shows three real -. sales in Norwalk, and mortgages Writing to $1,450. _. , Q—Beed Periodical ticket advertisement today in another column. . Forty miles of track—that is, twenty miles of double track—have been laid in Dridgeport end Stratford. and there are nven more miles in the Southport divi- aloe. lbs Alice Seemon is announced as the leader of the Epworth Magus meet- fling at the First Methodist church, to- morrow night. The subject is, “Sacred- uses of the Body." Visitoreto the county court house in Bridgeport. Thursday, were treated to fragrant Havana cigars by Sherifi Clark- Ill. The day marked the anniversary oi ‘ the genial sheriil's birth. ——Ladiee’ hate, made it O'Br.en’s. A trolley car on the West avenue line ran into one oi DeKlyn'e bakery wagons ”this morning. Considerabie damage would have resulted, but for the prompt action of flotormau Andrews in stopping hi car. B. G. Judd, who was formerly engag- sdinthe gent’s furnishing goods busi- I. in Norwalk, but who is now living In Norwich, will go on the road about January l,se salesman for a Philsdel- gphla concern. , , -—Fried escallope at Depot Wmumt . Judging from general reports of heel. " “conditions there iesome cause for “ ougratnlation on the existing situation ‘ locally, but the effect of so many months adorned idleness will be a long while , ' dimppearing completely. Attorney E. Livingston Wells, "oi Southport, who is one of the state audi~ tore. has commenced to audit the ac- counts of the State Insane retreat at Ilddlstown. There are 7.000 to 8,000 vouchers to be examined. The work will take about two weeks. The receipts of the county of Feirfield ' forthe year ending June 80,1804, were 3140,093537. and the expenditures .5.- Mflless then that amount. The in« dehtsdne- oi the county is $110,000. 0! percent. interest, and 310,000 in notes at are per cent. interest. are 10 cents a pound at Heyes’ market. lsmthau last year. The total expenses will receive “2,106 41, am- new show case leftmost ‘ their-tones Gershwin strut. . "When burglaries are so frequent seals in the Safe Deposit Vault otths Dalian-i Bank of Norwalk is a good thing-to have. vs. an. Louisa Fawnett willootasnpln the Supreme Court of Errors, next month. i ‘ County Agricultural society will be held at Norwalk Park, at 9 o’clock Wednes. day morning, December 10. last night, and will be'taken to Wilson Point, where-it will be used in the gravel bed, getting filling to be used on the old Denbury dock. from his illness. Jabs: Wheaten is also on the road to better health, although an amount storooo :- n honds at four —Choioe young chickens end turkeys . The financial report of the Yale-Prince- toe football game at Ianhatten Field, shows that the receipts were “Hum Theeapenses were more than 32.000 less than'last year. receipts were 033,468 and the 09,358 88, sachet each college In. Cells Judd, of Henry street. had tooth extracted about a year ago. but a . Waltherootwas lelt is. It has " troubled her ever since Tuesday. Delhi. . went with her to his brother, who tist is New York. and he found Theuenelmestingoltkeilswbg- landincalA-euiblyof is. Brother. asse‘or Saint Andrewie being held,in atterncen,and willhe This rail-wins Lawton can MIN .a of ‘l'he much‘trled case of David Banash 'Ihe annual meeting of the Fairlield A large steam shovel arrived here «special sale trimmed hate this week. idles B. Tillotson’e, 207 Washington at. The friends of Robert Vaanren will be pleased to learn that be is recovering the improvement is very slow. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce IicQueen, of Brooklyn. are the happy wants of a baby girl. Mrs. McQueen was formerly Miss Minnie Hyatt, of Lynee place, Nor- waik, a niece of the late James W. Hyatt. -—Boston hip rubber boots. so as. at lover’s shoe store, 40 end 42 Well street, Norwalk. sterdie Davis, of Ridgefield, who has wen employed at Fred Austin's restaur- ant in Norwelk, has resigned his posi- tion. He willgo hack to Ridgefield to resume his former occupation - of a plumber. Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George, Norwalk, has received an invite. tion from Pioneer Lodge. Bridgeport, to attend the installation of the newly elected odioera of the alien lodge, Monday night. -Depoeit your valuables in the Safe Norwalk,‘ end sodefy fire ‘end burglars. All Norwalkers will be fully repaid if they make Owens' confectionery storeon North Main street a visit. in the win- dows is a display of tempting, fresh study, and people will not be able to re- sist the special prices, for they are as! ling afresh shipment of most toothsome con- fections at rates within reach of ell. The Independent Social club held a meeting last night with Charles E. Jen- nings, Jr,,of West street. A report of the secretary on the proceeds from their reception was very creditable, end it wee decided to give a dance in South Norwalk in February, probably in Arion flail. After the meeting the members adjourned to the lawn end had a game of football by moonlight. The ladies at St. Pan ’s church will give a supper end sale of fancy and use- ful articles, Wednesday and Thursday nights. December 12 and 13; at the Nor- walk Opera House. On each evening, at 8:30 o'clock, will be presented a comedev ta, entitled“l1earte," the cast being com- posed of some of Norwalk's most talent- ed amateur actors. The kinetoscope will be on exhibition throughout the bazaar. Supper will he served after 5:80, -—Boys' winter caps, at O'Briun’s. A leak in the West avenue gee main was detected, yesterday, in front of the William Bsndle Smith place. lien were engaged yesterday afternoon and this morning repairing the leak, and trolley carswere obliged to run slow at that point. A shower of greveland cobble stone lned downononeof thalaborera, yesterd afternoon. as ecarwent over the excavation, end he beat a hasty retreat for fear of being buried alive. union revival service at the Norwalk Methodist lpiscopsl church. last night. flood! Wrestler, 7;. (infotainment. .. lined Numiflolb.“ " ~' Fire Wesleyan) lie in. Welsatleiclb.‘ , 0e tics. ‘ limo chino. ‘ Sprrisi Briers. , 8am Potatoes. Fn'i’riortrus, was; The work from this studio has galir Our aim is to suit our patrons and to E. m. Jackson. (Over 1". Head's Confectionery.) A. W. Austin, of Norwalk makes a— handsome window display of jewelry. C. Ford Seeley shot a pigeon hawk in Menice Lickwood’s yard yesterday efterncon. ________ —-Don’t forget Company D‘s sociable. Monday, Dec. 10, at the armory. Come of the Village of Chester vs. Leonard was argued yesterday and decision re- served. C. Ford Seeley, of Norwalk, was in Stamford, Thursday, looking for a store. He says he has determined to open a branch in Stamford in time for the ~ m‘m lunch F. D .LAWTON'. & co. 22 South Main Street. * .lABKSllN’S PHBTSGBAPHTC STlllllll Ravingheen thoroughly relurnished, is new open for inspection, displaying an Style. Finish and Permanence. the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door. Union piece, has been quite sick. at 8 o'clock this morning. Today is , knownesthe Feast of the immaculate Conception. and havesgood time. Fire Department will be held in the Pioneer truck house, Wednesday The defendant's demurrer in the suit evening,Dscember 19, COLORS AND SEPIIS. d a wide-spread reputation for its furnish to them thefineet productionsof Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Nerwalk, Con. Grocer Raymond's son Georgie, of Services were held at St. llary’e church The annual meeting of the Norwalk -—Company D’s sociable at the armory, Ifondey evening. Admission, 50 cents. The monthly concert of the Germania Singing society will be given tomorrow night. On New Year's eve a Kommars for members only will be given. .PRlCES REDUC on red flannel underwear. It is not selling as fast another and all must go. These garments are all wool. We have. sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other styles. Deposit “relief the National Behk of . LGlover’s shoe store,” and 42 Wall street, 'Audienoe room and gallery were crowded with people at the great closing it weeemeetlng antenna to be forgot- ten. The singersand preachers named to be imbued with the power of the Holy Ghost, and when the invitation was given, twelve men and women went for- ward to the alter, seeking Christ. All profs-ed to be converted before the meeting closed. The influence of these union meetings has been ”never for bicycle tra’le. —Umbrellas and cause. at O’Brien's. C. B. Wolfe. who has been conducting tkeCentrei Cash Grocery store in 8co- field's block foreome time, sold out yes- terday toe gentlemen in Stepney. Alerge delegation of the members of Companies E, B and K, of Bridgeport, areeapsoted over to Norwalk, Monday night,to attend Company D's sociable. Company 6,0! Danbury, has also been invited. The Golden Rule Circle of King's Dau- ghlers, of the Norwelk Congregational church. passed a profitable slurnoon‘ with Ire. 'l‘. K. Noble, at the personage. yesterday. it was their regular weekly meeting. . -Boston hip rubber boots. S825, at —-You can save anxiety and worry by placingyourveluahlss in the Safe Do- pmit‘Vault in The National Bank oi Nor- welk- _____ In. Joseph E. lentil, of Tavern ls- lend,whohae been quite sick at the home of her daughter. lire. William Benton, Ely avenue. is slowly improving. In the short calendar session ol'the Superior Court. yesterday,the costs in the Gridin-Wadbams case were taxed, Norwelk. Charles James, of South Norwalk, familiarly known amongphis associates ‘ as “Jesse” James, is in town, having been summoned here by the death of his brother, William. whose funeral occurs today.——Danbury News. 'lhe employee of the Consolidated road in this city are greatly interested in the story that Conductor Reed of the New York division is to be pensioned by the company after thirty-five years of faithful service. Conductor Reed is eighty years old and he is to be retired, it is said, upon lilty dollars a month. it is expected that the mystic circle will b - opened to admit another member Monday evening, at the regular meeting of Sherman Council, Riyal Arcanum. All it A. members are cordially invited. After tne election of the nl'licers, which . n will be held under Duty Xll., the newly elected officers will furnish an entertain- ment, cigars, stew” N-.. -—0ysters at Depot Restaurant, 3 E. E Purdy, a brakeman on the Berk- shire express went out upon the for- ward platform of the baggage car, Wed- nesdey noon, to detach the engine as the train was running through the tunnel at the approach to the Grand Central eta. tion, in New York :ity, when a missile from one of the bridges which cross the track at that point, struck him in the face. making an ugly wound. !. yr ,5 " Z lXE‘ldNO "Wins ”9 I‘d In the “Rambler" case, which was tried in the Stamford City Court, Judge Downs decided, this morning, that he had noanthority to allow an appeal to the Court at Common Pleas fora new trial. and the only appeal that Cook could take would be to the Supreme Court of Errors to review questions of law that were decided in the City Court. it is uncertain whether lir. Cook will take so an appeal. The judge also d that the delendsnt was not entitled to costs. I’laistcd’rs BERNIE BRETT. will do it to please you. r a mundane“. —-Il you have sleighs that you went repaired and repainted call or send P‘ card to Luther Wright, and he The Women’s itsllet Corps oi Bucking- ham Pcst, G. A. 3.. met at theDost rooms. yesterday afternom. and elected 151le vice-president, In. 8. ll. Upsnn; jester vice-president. Ira. S. Platttssorstary, Ire. 0.3. Bates; tress- nrsr. Ire. rairchild; ell-9N5. Ire. A. Cenfisldioonduetor, Ire. D. Wllooason: Ira. S. J. Psrrvflsdstastcnn- deeter.lrs..fl.l.lllls;swlstsatgnard, Ire. Amen mm; rodelsgetetodepert- mmteonvsstisn. In. AlsiePryer; sl- r hassle ism sense. at John E. Jackson, ol the junior da- rtmsnt of the Stamlord Y. Ii. C. A., hassignifiss hisaeesptenoeof the posi- donofgsnerslsecretaryot the Norwalk " associationmn trial until April 1,18%, atwhlch time a contract will be made with himifbleservlcee have been factory. lr.Jscksos'sscosptaeceg tp lyrslisvesthsmlndsofthe hoerdol di- rectors ol the Norwalk mencletlom as thryksowhlmtobseeepshleasd sn- wcrhsr. He can advise a boy aswsllu hecan vault or Air dulgslncthergymnestie amiss-mud willnodouhthethe right-an tor the rlghtplase. ile'shoaldhshesrtlly sup- pcrtsdhyeverymsmherof lhesesoeia- ttna.ssseect hishsrdestteikewlll he mrsvlvetheoll-tims eeihmiasnlatte Y.I.C.A.,whlehmesssmeehto"nsr the skin soft and smooth. ll. ll. Plaislod lllllllllilSl, 43 Washhpon Si. and a stay of the plaintlti’s execution, Aretha finest preparations for making -051... One dollar underwear at 75 cents. We bought very hen ' EXTRA Goon VALUE —iN oun— NEBIlWEAIl, 25 ems, Silk and eatip, medium and dark colors. ,_;Also light colors” for evening wear; four-in-hands, tacks, bows and string ties. . 1m: PRICES no ouruhEs ml: our ' , ' SUITS, [IVERBMTS All“ - lllSTTIlS - The most desirable shown in the twin cities. Come here first for your Winter Gloves and Cape. It will save you much time. 'We guarantee every article sold in eitheg of our stores to give entire satisfaction or your money back. T ‘ STORES OPEN EVENINGS. COMSTOCK BROS, ‘ . 7,,!A.Slllilii BillllllllB. l4 SOUTH IAIN STREET, llllllTlAlK. SlllITll llllllllll. m SATURDAY SALE. On Saturday we will sell 22 lbs. Havenmeyer dc Elder’e Standard Granulated Sugar, for .100. ) Fancy Gilt Edge Butter, 30c lb Fine Dairy Butter, 25c and 280 lb 4 lbs. Extra Raisins, 250 3 cans Standard Tomatoes, 253 3 cans Sweet Corn, 250 ' 3 cans Milk, / 250’ :i qts. New Beans, 258 2 packages Buckwheat, 850 Hickory Nuts, 100 qt The quality of our goods is unquestionable. C. O. D. Chas. E. Seymour’s, LEADING GROCER, Irurnorr out. l3-2. 33 summon Sign The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, in this town years ago. Don't forget. We the prices have fixed. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,“ is sorts Kain it, So. Norwalk. :1 Wall st., Nasal Telephone nail, Nil—1i. I '4 wit-faction guaranteed. '- Telephone call. '4. a Park Row, Stemlord, 478 Alain street, Brldm 53 1 .25 . 46 .79 That is what we have done with our 01.25 woolen underwear. Pleased H underwear at 480., per garment. 75‘,.s9 “ 9800 Men’s Winter Caper, 190. Children’s Overcoats. from $1.00 up... Men’s Over-contra, fi'om $1.97 tsp. .. Open every evening until 9 O’clock. a DAVIS, , The Tailor. um. llsllst" and Fm Q me «mass-a7... Snot rm. Mlllllttll intimation}
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