mmthotndvertieingdovo
tho Into who herd never
having lrledit,
l’
in will be held in Guthrie’s
y night
_,_ Horton his the contract
,, onolhorntoryto the reeldnnoe'oi'
:l‘ltegurnld on South ntrcnt.
O
F. Waterbury. 18 Bevilnud
had resigned his position nature-
tbe curling room at Raymond a
.. 'ebet factory.
comm J. B. Atwood will inspect
‘ ' 2 . - Poet. Wentpogt. tit-night.
{will be accompanied by several morn.
oi Douglas Fowler Poet, G. A. B.
fibers will be e convocation oi Butler
,No. 38, B. A. I" at its rooms,
Iberil, at8 e’.clock p. m., fortbe
uni election. A full attendance in
“4- . .___.__._
Palestine Gentle, ,Ancient Order
We or the Mystic Chain, will hold a
W' in their headquarters, 102 Wash-
iutnn ntreet, tomorrow night. Heine‘s
orchestra will furnish music.
-l' D. Lawton on Co. have agreedto
divide the profits with the ladies of the
South Nor-walk Baptist church on all
orders for grocerien left for them at the
banner to be held lo Hervey‘ n bioch this
Wk.
' Hones Root, the restaurateur, and 6.
Gem. the ireiterer, received notice Su'
tnrdey, that they must vacate their pre-
sent quarters on Washington ntree't with-
luthirty days. Thin would nppenr as
thoughvthn Consolidateddtailroed corn-
in” expected to nhertly begin work in
thh vicinity.
Dev 3. O. Sherwood will meet ell
,heyeuuderrenyearnof nge.whodonot
"'hdungto either company, tonight at' 7
o’clock. to organize a auction of the
Boyn’ Brigade of the South Norwalh
Baptist church, to be known as the
Cadets. OompnuyA will meet todrill
on Tuesday night.
-Oyntern at Depot Restaurant
This in the evening the Ampbion
W Handolie and Vocal quartette.
urns? York, give their concert at the
Congregational church, with line Adele
Weber. who will be heard in hnmoroun
and dramatic readings. All music lovo
mu should be present. V Dean will he
once at we Milne—k;—
In its report or the Harvest Cnalatn,
reently rendered in St. Peter'n church,
‘Port 0heeter,by the choirs of that church
and St. Andrew's, etamford, the Jour-
nal says of one of the nnlointn, formerly a
»- ”ber oi St. Paul‘s church choir. “Ir.
Hayes been strong, tine voice of greet
range. yet mellow in tone. It in ever
pleasing. and never tires or becomes mo.
antennae. At the proper moment the
jdnt chorus came in,lorming e harmony
of sweet sounds that was entrancing and
captivating.”
In a "write up" of the men employed
.2“ the low Canaan branch of the Con-
solidated. the lennenger hen the lollow-
‘9 legtnmyofeformer resident of South
line“: "The prenem employees of the
ill-eh macho of William N. Beal'lcn.
“engineer, whehnnbeeuiutheeabon
lit for the puntnixorncveu yearn.
' his business thoroughly
fill!” lee favorite with all the
Icon; and inn't afraid ta put his
region through “on time if the nu. cell
lot it. At the present he is laid up with
: rheomatinm
‘lthpropooodto give the children of
indeed-y lobed and sewing clean of
thollungnrinn linnlon a Christmas tree,
with individual gifts. A reading room
5- been opened in the Springwond
" .under the antenna of Henry 0.
. Theludunttlel cleanse ot chil-
th‘ ere tnhght Saturdays by Its.
Sanity. lim [lush and III». Abendroth,
and than ladies. with. the mlnelonary
odllnlttoo oi the South Norwaln (lou-
“ l church. iliwre Borehole.
’ Ind lunnon, are arranging tor the
stein—tn on. William linen, who
due Petra an missionary. in
;, _ insinuate-unis well Itttuey
hiatdiowocnntvymnn.
W
M Men. of Baton Hill, who
“monitored with the
“tinned in'l‘ltn semen
depleetweetmtutenlhnthendectn
in spread. and thedveth
unyrowlaltnritn continuation»
afternoon oil. Ir. iteurdun pet
elinnnwelleneueoeanlnurndrcr
, Mend interline-n at it
the ehlnhenn‘ thunk-adamant.
fleet dmnthn whclnllochwun all
horn lanthatnrdur. tolr. and lire. John
GrewlnrdmtOraohmyPlcind.
uttheDonutltectuernnt.
”and haulerpvnoteetnpleced in his low:
.elry store on Well street. Saturday.
The tying oi greens {or Christiane deo-
orntione at Grace cherub. will be ‘ coni-
mcnc'cd Wednesday night, In the Guild
room. ‘
Board oi School VIeIIorn will be held at
the ullice at John El. Light, on the even-
ing oi December 18 .
Glover’a shoe atorc,40 and 42 Well street.
Norwnlh.
the Norwelh Baptist church choir, in
preparing an excellent rubrics! pro-
grounds to be undated at the Christmas
exercises of the church.
has erected new scales at Wileon’n Point.
with a cnprclIy of 120.000 poundn. Herr-
eiter all enel unloaded at the Point will
be weighed there, instead or at the dock
at South Norwalk.
repaired and "painted cell or send
post“ card to Luther Wright, and he
mailer. whnlnqulteu
’ tensionglnnn'mm
2mm” Orlndnptsnr
plinendg'ilvntueannnniohna
Mnnlrohhondfldm
l‘
~0efleewithpureerenm,do .acnp
mime“. w. Austin but large an
entirely new line of
PHUTUGMPHS. WITEB
The next,'mnnthly meeting clinic
1
.l
-Boeton hip rubber boots, $825, at
E.” III. Jamison.
(Over 1'. ledd’e Confectionery.)
The trusty Evening Whintelub will
meet with line Estelle Smith, on Went
avenue, to- night.
Edward Ellwood won the handsome
pipe at George 8 'l'rowbridge a: Co's
store, Saturday night.
,Dr. George R. licGouegal, director of
The Consolidated Railroad company
—-l"rrnb caddy every day at Head’s.
Examinations oi . the Ierm‘n work, 'for
promotions at the South Norwnlh public
schools, will begin Thursday. and con-
tinue during the following week.
2 ,
«-If you have nieighn that you went
Lonine Lodge,Deughtere or Herman,
will bold in nemiaannunl meetingto-
marrow night, in Germania Ball. The
election of ofleero will take place.
will do it to please you.
Preyernover the rcmalnnof Theodore
Nichernon were held at the hence on
Chapel street. yesterday noon. the Rev.
8 ll. Wathlnn edicinting. Thin morn-
ing the remains were taken to Clove,
N. Y , for interment.
'41 don cab. photon mi I his size
crayon. do 50, at hewin'. ll lain street,
Norwnlh. Samples at gallery.
Janine llorrie. oi Norwnlh, hna ben
subpoenaed an a witness in the cane of
Burton ve. the Tramway company,
which comes up for trial tomorrow, in
the Superior Court.
There will heeepceiel meeting of the
chairmen of all the committees of the Y.
I. 0., A. fair, Tuesday afternoon at 3:20
o’clock, in theY. M. C. A. pnrlorn, to
nettle the bun'inenn connected with the
fair.
—-Boetc.hip rubber boots, $3.25, at
Glover’s nhoe ntorc. 40 and 42 Well street.
Nm'IT'r
Profrnsor Johnson, of New Haven,
will beat the South Norwnlk Athletic
club rooms. tonight. to give his weehly
instruction in the gymnenium. Be de-
The members of theehoir oi the Nor-
walk Congregational church nrehnving
special rehearsaln in preparation for
their programme of Chrintmne music.
The choir will be anointed by li- Belly
Bettnonthepiano,and Ir.Freemnnnu
the violin.
The S. 8. club, compound of the
younger members oi Norwalh'n tour-
hnndred, will hold a reception at the
Athenieum on Friday night oi this week.
On the flat, the graduating cla- of the
Over River'schooi will give a reception
at the some place.
Gilbert I. Ritch, formerly of South
Norwnlh, hen need the borough of Great-
wich for money which he paid {or heat
license, cleimi that the men I in ex-
ceneive. The :3". wee M at '50. siren all the members of the class to be
Stanley 1'. Jennings la counsel for Ir. VIM“.
ititch and the cane semen before Justice "
George W. Brneh, of Ooecob. neat Satur-
day.
J. 8. Raymond began the work. Set-
nrday, of repairing his house on Union
street, damaged by fire lent Tuned-y
afternoon. 0. D. Newman expectn to
again occupy the dining room the lent
ol the week.
-F'ried escnllope at Depot Restaurant
The Norwalh Street Railway company
brought their new nweeperout ,for the
first time, Saturday afternoon. it ran
over the Winnipnuh branch. it in a
noisy contrivance and frightened neT'eral
home. his something like abox ear.
with windows high from the ground,
and two large revolving brushes in front
of the wheels. A
Contractors Shipmnn & Duly. who are
to build the new pumping etaiion on
Chenmar'n dam at Roweyton, have sublet
portions of the work to well.huown buei-
nru men in South Norwalh. J. B. Flay-
mond intodoell the wood work and
W. P. Beernthemenonry. Wort. it in,
undentood,iatobegiu this week, end
will he pushed rapidly forward.
~Bcelon hip rubber boots. .8 26, at
Glmer’n shoe store. 40 and 42 Wall street,
Norwelh.
The marriage oi lien Amelie Quitt-
inan, daughter of Ir. and In. Louie
Quittinen. to Oottlieb lens, at Steer
ford. will be nolemeined Wednesday
evening.atlio‘cloch. ntthehomeottho
bride,lloutonntreet Ir. lien: in the
leader of the Stamford annvereiri no-
eier. thenwmbern or which will wit—
nocn the enemy, errleeg in south
Norwelh on the M5 train.
‘
—-8t. Paul's Bazaar, Opera House,
including supper and sale, play celled
" Hearts" and Edison's wonderful Kineto~
scope. Doors open at lio'cloch, eepper
begins at 5:30. E
The meeting of the King's Daughters
of the Norwalh‘ (buyegatlonal church.
held at the chapel on Saturday, wen yell
attended Ire. Bakers teih upon KIIo-
aen was highly entertaining and instruc-
tive.
Wothou the new went-bound ntatiou
of the Gonoolideted reed ethonth Nor.
wall will be begun this went. The
building willbeol enrrneottahrich, very
much lltethutatlonnti’ortchcnter. ll.
Y. Connector Thempnnn will have
charged the construction.
”v _........—._.
4“ bring your tlcbnte In bakery
and depot unteuredt and one if you;hnve
the whether new drawn. F. A. lane.
The King's Daughters of the Nerwelk
Congregational church are to need a hir-
rel of clothing to liraud View. Tenn.-
next wreh. for the mountain whiten,
who are in great need. Contributions 0!
cert-oil garments can be left at the chap-
el or at the perm
A petition was illed in the Norwalh
Probate Court, linturdey. tothrow Ira
wulh. writes to Attorney Welsh. front u." Law into involuntnrylnnolvenoy.
Granville. N 6.. that they are doing mpntltloelnpunhnd by Finhnldthnvy.
well. 'l'liewsetlterln more revere man My... Yort. wnohnvcacleiinolm.
in Kuwait. The town has l2,000 in- “. matter was pveelpiteled by lira.
habitation. he mites. and clones with this low warm her property ;Io her
remart: "PI-epicure apt to record the W,
hcnlhnnnlow.bntthe business mneof
«122th layers. lleed'n. Ito.
thin town have raised flown!) tor a new
cotton reentry. something that couldn't
it is reported that Mlln93‘0'
York state owned by lien Fiancee I.
bedonele llorwnllneloeg on Wall
Pnenlnn.otlh'ondlllvnr.henbennnttnoh-
onor'elect Jamie 1'. Hubbell. or so}.
street, ll. Y., in handy.”
mount forgetw Companyireocclahie. edhyordernf the line York Superior
snowmen. io.utthenrntory. Ouwe Ocnrntimttni’yeclui- of “.000. held
and hnvnngnudtlnie. . hy ldurd fl. l‘nnnlnn. or new York.
Adeline” teem ltyllnttnh whelnehrethnrnlllw “Illuminat-
JWIMM inchedewnen Wants lorthnrainountdue
WentevneneJetnrdey nine-nun. The
hmwhhewnrdtlvenbyticnnphllotu. hombrqnnrtrrly “donation
a clerk. remit the norm or Chapel clientele utenltanorh. itewttuvnn
ninetehurplynedieeletnthenmbon and W Unlined eonpnnywnn
mammoth“ hatchet nntdntIewYerii: leterdey.
mmmmummedomm-w
Mondfinnpntuwwelrnnrnnd. the end senil- wanes
'flflw
'" '22 IIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIII FIR II
F D LRWTON 81 CO.
22 South Main Street.
lllKSilN’S IIIIIIIIIIIII STIllllll
Havingbuenthcroughly refurbished, In new open for inspection, displaying an
The work from this studio beamed stride-spread reputation for lie
Style. Finish and Permanence.
Our aim in to nuit our petronn end to furnish to them the linear productions of
the Photographic Art. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric care none the door.
paper than either of the other Norwan
Mice—The Hour.
. this week working nine hours a day.
Some of the employee were dismissed last
Saturday.
, The next meeting of the S. 0., a social
organization of popular young ladies of
South Norwelh, will be held yiih Him
Deity Scudder, lid West etr'eet. on Decem-
ber 20th.
ed thronngouth Norwnlh lnat nightand
this morning. were covered with four or
live inches of snow.
storm lapeergetown, yesterday.
wepnwnn drawn, Saturday, by three
handsome and powerinlhorsee. Driver
Delorrnt feels very happy nowadayn
over the fine appeereuoeof thetnrnout.
Knapp was taking hie usual after-dinner
nap, William Johnson made a euggee
line to have Ir. Knapp'n picture tehen
in his elumbere. A well-known relen-
mau who in stopping nt-the lahechem)
Hotel. and who In an artist of great fame,
agreed to draw the picture for Iir. Johu- '
son. It in now on exhibition at the In»
it near-
, vowed
COLORS Mill SEPllS.
Photographer.
”I 58 Wall Street, Norwnlh. Conn.
'l'ur Sunni. in much more of nnewr-
The Norwnlh Tron Worn, commence
Freight care from the cent. which pane-
There wen a snow
The ,.,8tandard Oil company’s retail
One day lent week, while “Judge’v
hechemo Hotel. Anyone wishing to ace
ldr. Knapp an hole in hin alumbere can do
no bycalling attire hotel. lt' Inn grand oil
painting. and' Is admired very much by
Mr. Knapp as well an his friends.
AND
I’Iaieited't‘fn
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To the donut preparations for making
the shin soft and smooth.
III. Plaislod,
lllllliiBIST,
43 Washington ~81.
PRICES REDUC‘
PERFECT GOO! “
One dollar underwear at 75 cents. We bought very heavy"
on red flannel underwear. It' Is not selling as fast as other 2
and all must go. These garments are all wool. We liev fill
sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other sly
EXTRA' GOOD VALUE
-—-IN OUR-
Silk and satin. medium and dark colors. Also light colorn , .
for evening wear;-four—in-hands, techs, bows and string ties.
THE PRICES AND QUALlTIES MIKE OUR
SUITS, OVERBIATS Mill
liliTEllS-
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.,
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IISillllB Blilllllllh. iii SOUTH Milli. STREET.
lllllllilll. SilllTli lilillflllli. “
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Chas.“ E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
TiiEPliillii IIII. 13-2.
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22
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
. g 2.3 ,
. it I
ll. 2 h
4.:
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 havetlixed.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET
ll Forth lain nt., so. Norwnlh Si Well nt.. Norwel
Telephone call. 62—8. I Telephoneenll , l-l.
ll Park Row, Stamford,
I
'Bntl Ifection guaranteed. 2—-
478 Main mm. Bridgeport.
That in what we have done with our ”.25 woolen underwear. Fleeeod lined '
underwear at
480., 750., ’ 0S0.
per garment.
DIcn’r-I VVinti-r Capt-I, 190
Children’s; Over-coats, 1'r0m$1.00 up...
Men’s Overcoutei, from $1.97 up.
Open every evening «until 9 O’clock.
D A V I S
The Tailor. motile“. J3121221 2'
“meningeal. ‘
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