' tees-ls conceals. "Carnal Emu Free the llislIeays as! Byways ll lee Typical counselled clllss. Dr. W. L. Weed is slightly improved. W S B. Wilson is recovering from MI recent lllnssnm It. and Mrs. E. H. Burr, of Newtown Milne, have a new baby boy. Henry B. Simpson, of Norwalk, has no- was a position with Meeker Brothers The lire alarm gong at H. E. Dann‘ s livery stable, Norwalk, has been placed in the silica. “a _ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell are to A begin housekeeping on Chestnut street, 7 Nprwalk. -—We make pure candy-v—F. A. Lane. The horse owned by the brewing com- pany, burned in Michael Fahan’s barn, was insured for 81m. The residence of Thomas C. and John . J. Cavanagh, on Crescent Terrace, is in the hands of the painters. The "comic degree" was conferred upon one candidate at the meeting of the Sons of St. George, last night. .a~ --C. S. Trowbridgeib Co. sell Imperial Crown 10c cigars. Aspeclal communicatipn of Old Well Lodge will be held tonight. There will be wan-k in the first degree. The (rams for Fred Barthol‘s new house on the Norton property on Lowe street was raised yesterday. Walter Callan has been appointed an usher at the N orwalk Baptist church. He commenced his duties last Sunday. A force of laborers are at work on But- . ler street today, taking out several large trees near the corner of West avenue. Rev. John T. Winters, of St. Joseph's parish, is in Waterbury to-day attending the funeral of Father Dnggan. James Grace is doing special police duty in Norwalk today. while the members of the force are at Bridgeport attending the Fahan case. St. Paul’s Guild will hold a supper in the basement of the chapel, Thursday evening, from 6 until 8 o’clock. All are in- 5 vited to attend. The Norwalk painters enjoyed them- selves in a social way at their hall in the Gazette building, last night. Refresh- ments were served. Hop. E. J. Hill gave an interesting ac~ count of his trip to Europe. at the select- men’s office, after the Street Railway company’s hearing, last night. Nine candidates Went through the thrilling hunter's degree in Uncas Tribe. 1.0. R. M., last night. After the work Caterer I“. A. Lane served a supper. A boys' gymnasium class will be shut ed at the Y. M. C. A. next Saturday morning. Mr. Peckham’s Wednesday night class will be discontinued. "Come to the mission service at Grace church to-night at 8 o’clock. llev. F. \V. Tomkins, Jr, preacher. W. H. Smith, chairman oi the highway committee of the City Council oi Norwaik is having the curb stones on Main street, near the residence oi J. ll. Hurlbutt, lowered. . At the selectmen’s oilice in Norwalk, last night, the selectmen gave the Nor- walk Street Railway company a layout over Newtown avenue, iron) the city line to Cranbury. Deputy Grand Master Wheeler, oi Nor— walk, will visit Union Lodge, A. i", and ,A. M., of Danbury, on Tuesday evening, November 19. The Bethel and llreweter lodges will be present. ' The total number of students at Yale University thlsyear is 2,-iltl, which is an increase of 114 over last year. The gradu- ate departments show the greatest ln~ crease, having 03 out of the Ill. Conductor Philip Bird, of the switch engine at the ireight yard, has been granted a week‘s vacation, beginning next Saturday, and will get married. The honeymoon will be spent at Haybrook Point. Chlei of Police Bradley. of Norwalk, spent yesterday in New York trying to get some trace at the articles stolen from Miss Baird's seminary, but was unsuc- cessful. He has ieit the matter in the hands oi the New You; police. Representative C. A. Reynolds. oi Bria. to], hubeeu appointed assistant superin- tendent of the Soldiers’ Home at Noroton. Mr. Reynolds, who line in the Forestviile section of Bristol is an old soldier and II member of Monroe: Post, G. A55 it. hawuLA-m m loam Judge Enhhellansd mm Meeker to and costs, yesterday, for drunkenness. A. W. 'Anatin’s jewelry store on Wall street, is being re-pspered and painted. —Congregsliomte, Norwalk Opera House, Wednesday evening, December 4. Sweet isees of history; graceful poses. in truth it will be an attractive place. Bette and bride are now 5. Stout, oi Alired W. residing with Thomas Catherine street. J. R. Gril‘eth. of Norwalk, has been appointed Norwslk agent of the Rhode Island Live Stock Insurance company. The shipment of hats from Danhury for the week ending November 9, was 2,400 cases. The present shipment corresponds well with those of last year at the same date. Complaint has been made concerning the sanitary condition of the Meeker place on North avenue. Health Officer Tracey has the matter in charge. Meetings tonight: Buckingham Post. G. A. it; Deiender Council, 0. U. A. M.-: the Painters’ Union at their hall in the Gazette building; the Y. M. C. A. direc- tors in the association parlors. ~Try our make cocoauut cakes- Lane s. John Babooek was arrested for being intoxicated last night. This morning Judge Frost imposed a line of 35, but suspended sentence in view of the fact that Babcock was an old soldier. Albert Berg was taken sick with chills in Union cemetery. yesterday afternoon. while attending the funeral of George Geiierd, and George Sheer accompanied him home. DI'. Dumortier attended him. Mrs. William LockWood, of Elm 'street is reported better of her recent illness; Hurry Smith.oi Camp street, is on the sick list: Thomas Sterling, of Union ave- nue, is ill with an attack of rheumatism “Rubber stamps, Wheeler‘s P. 0. news. stand. The laying oi the Southern New Eng- land Telephone company's conduit through East Washington street will probably be completed today. The pavers are following up the work and placing the street back in good condition. James Maples left his bicycle in front of The Hour oiliee. last evening, after return— ing from looking up one of his special stories, and went home. Fearing that the "bike" would wander away during the night,S .W. Byington took it home with him and returned it to Mr. Maples this morning. A carry-all will leave St. John's Lodge room at 6:45 this evening ior New Ca- naan. where the members of the lodge will be the guests of Harmony lodge. A delegation from the Stamford lodge will also be present. St. John's lodge degree team will do the work, and there will be a banquet. --(Yome to the mission service at Grace church tonight at 5 o'clock. liev. i“. W' Tomkins, Jr., preacher. The case of State vs. Fahan was down for trial today in the Court oi Common Pleas at Bridgeport. The Norwnik poilice force and some of the newspaper reporters were among those sIIbpu-naed as witnesses. The case was not tried, however, the rea- son given by the. disappointed witnesses being that a juryman was sick. Aspecial meeting of the South Nor walk Athleticclul) was held last night. It was decided to have an athletic enter: tainment next month, and John Conroy was appointed chairman of the committee oi arrangements. A dance will also be given. with 1’. Shaw as floor manager. ()vic Fredrich was authorized to act as assistant financial secretary. ——Come to the mission service at lirnce church to—ulght at N o'clock. liev. l". W. Tomkins. Jr., preacher. The Southern New England Telephone company has Issued a new directory, cor- rected to October 1. It is by far the best directory yet sent out. anew feature being that the location oi the residence and the business of subscribers is given. The directory consists of 180 pages and con slderahle miscellaneous iuiorInatIon about the state. - The South Norwalk Fife and. Drum band’s iair will open on Saturday night. November so, and continue one week. On Monday, December 2d, the South Nor‘ walk lire companies will attend in a body: December llrd, Companies D and F. C. N. G., and on December =l , the Norwulk ilro companies. Thursday. December 5, an on. tertalnmcnt will be given. December ll. outoi-town drum corps will attend. There will be a handsome silver trumpet and a large silver pitcher to be voted ior betwoen Companies F and D. There will be dancing each night. The prizes will be on exhibition in W. A. Benedict's win dow next Saturday. INORWALK NEWS ON ElGil‘l’il PAGE.) “Pure and Sure.” VCIalld AKING = Blaci Walnuts. 1.. F. II. IIonI B- , no. 22 South Main Street. ' HA!HA!HA' go bl II one In- tier and and had the name of m in Iha Iwi Gool Rib Roast, an. per lb Porvevbouse musk, JIM Ier lb. Lamb Chops. Ilbh or his. l‘EIIjI per lb. Donovan’s Block. Combine the LATES 'l‘ STYLE AID FINISH. and to furnish them with the finest productions LARGE COLLECTION OF E. M. Jackson. (Over F. Mead’s Confectionery.) EDWAHD The time ior wearing heavy Underwe forts to supplv your wants. of goods we carry. We are agents for Onyx Hosiery. \V Children, ior your inspection. Spend a few minutes looking at the d get some idea of what you desire. Edward 'No. 'We have broken the backbone of high prices. .vnsrker in Iowa has come down toonr former prices. Well. we will are looking at the best black Hosiery made. w 5 cls. per ql. Thshighest priced The Cheapest and‘Best Market a cities. Mutton Clio . 10 r lb: all“. for tie. lag Numeric neer Hiri-Ii 'l Ier lb. bag 13me 8: per lb. Bound ‘I 1III. In» to: 25c. FranehrIer ”manage, 10: per in Shoal ler ." N p; I III. Roloenmfic Pork Roast. 70 per lb. Best Blllfannc 'ureu ”Home. llc per lb. Purl: l‘ bo or.” lisp: In. Fresh Susanne Fresh ShouIdrrs. lie per lb. Free Delivery. New York Market, F. S. AYERS, PROPRIETOB. Washington Street. JACKsows PHOTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons, of the PHOTOGRAPH"! AB'I‘. CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. Photographer. 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. STREET. Winter Underwear. or is upon us. We have made special ei- Onr stock is large and prices are very low for the kind Look at the stock. You will lind something to suit you. Ilosiery. hen you see the name Onyx on Hose, you Full stock ior Ladies’ Gentlemen and Art Goods isplay we make of these goods. You will It is one of our great specialties. Street 5 GAZL LTTE BUILDING. SHllllll SliEllWflIlD. lllTIEll. CCUPI [:8 a portion oi E GusoWski‘s store, corner of Wall and Water streets, Nu -r- walk. I‘ail and see the latest styles in spring hats. caps. eIc. . i Riverside In School, South Norwalk. Ari Stodeois‘ Leigue Course. Mrs. V l). Prentiss LILgan. Miss Grace Leonie Prentl- -s. instructors Anply in \iiss Scull. at Public Library. b‘outh Norwalk. n? im— Guildhall,Lnnluichnlllllnsic (The System oi Musical and Vocal lnslructlon lndorsed and Palronized by the Royal Family. nobility and Gentry oi ”gland ) MRS. [Mill lllelll. Pupil of the above world famed School of Oratorio and Plano-Forte lnsIrocIIon. is now plaparedlorccewe pupilsln South Nov-walk and vii. Inity and tohnparl the most thorough instruction by this rapidly progressive and un- equalled system oi musical education. \ Oil‘ vs boned anda pure and periect Ioneuuvein ed. Reading music at sight. oeilcac) comb ned with firmness oi touch. elasticity and llexibll- lIy Iri'ilngering are apeuiiiy acuuired by this ma'c blues system. Nell-ruby special permission) to .l. (i. ii)- hunnnn. M. D.. r-‘qutb Norwalk; Hamul Fink an, KN] , itowayton: James (‘ ampbell. M. Bridgeport. Address all communications. Box 1R0 wnyton, “arm (2‘ 3m — A Darts'nonth' Graduate Elected. New Haven, Nov. Ill—'i‘hs corpor‘ ation of Yale has elected the Rev. Dr. Edwin Pond Parker of Hartford a mem- ber oi the corporation to succeed the late Rev. Edward Smith oi Hartford. Dr. Parker is a Dartmouth graduate and has been pastor oi the Southern Congrega- tional church oi Hartiord ior over 25 years. Ilse Nethsrsole Visits Mrs. Cleveland. Wasnmsros, Nov. 1,—Mlss Olga Netho ersoio, the distinguished English actress, who is playing in charity, visited Lira. Cleveland an Woodloy by special invitation and spent some time with bar. Mrs. Cleveland had met Miss Nothorsolo on a former occasion and had been charmed with her personality. Their Curiosity Wes semen. Cotonou“, Nov. III -—At iIookiand, a suburb of this city, a natural gas well was struck. rlomo one who wanted to see if it really was natural gas thoughtlessly applied a match. A tori-lilo explosion iol lowed. seriously injuring John Kumler. Julius Honntag, Henry Nabora and C. if. Bebmidt a, Telephones Hurting Hotel Business. One of the latest diecomlos in connec- tion with the development and extension oi the telephone business is the result which it has had upon the iloiol business, and consequently upon railroad business. it is no doubt true that much oi the bush nose that fbrmorly required a trip to New York or Boston by Chicago business men isnow transacted by means oi the long distance telephone. The rulowcrks both ways. An observer oi Chicago hotel host nose ascribes much of the dullness in the rotundas totbis cause. and many oi the hotel managers and clerks are disposed to believe that the theory is not only plausl his, but founded upon stubborn fact.— Ohlcsgo Western Electrician. ”Tn. gum The Friends, or Quakers, at first called themselves “More" from their asser thrust they might the kingdom“ of hesv; Nellie M. Disbrow. TEACHER 0F PIANO. Terms reasonable on application. Address. 36 West avenue. anal!) 6m ll. H. PIAISIED, DRUGGIST. 0 WE WANT YOUR TRADE, AND MAKE PRICES LOW ENOUGH TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Come and See! PLAISIEB’S BIHJBH REMEDY Always Cures. PLIISTED’S cures chaped hands and sore lips. M‘M l. H. PlilSlEll «Inseam 250 and 50c per bottle. BENZflIN CREAM new III .j‘ Uri, The Little Fellows Don’t Like Overcoats, And you can’t blame them, for how can they run. romp and play, which is the natural thing ior a boy, with a long ‘overcoat dangling around their legs. Should you succeed in getting one on them they will ten to one come home with it on their arm. We have just the thing for them, and . They Are’ All the Go, REEFER. Only comes below the waist, leaving free action for , the limbs. Besides, that part of the body never gets ' cold. Come in all sizes, from 3 years up. In lsirachan. Cheviois and Chinchillas, costing $2.50, 53. $3.50. $4. $5. $5.50 and 55. Deep Sailor end lllslu Collars, wiIh Braid; Bold and Cloth Buttons. You’ll find the boys will always be ready to wear them. They look very jannty. FULL LINE OF SUITS. We Carry LEGGINS, Lether and Claih. ii to $2.50. ~00M3T66k BROS. ll 80th Main Street, Masonic Building, South llorwalli; 'llorwalli. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER. A Few Polnts About Bullelo Gluten Feed. it' s that part of corn which remains after the free starch is extracted. The strongest point which is made for it is that it contains a large percentage of albumen. or pro- ‘ :ein gin fact. iii“ clontaigs all thire is In corn. and it is this our lent w Ic ion a to ma 0 hens la 01' to milk ii led to a milch cow. y, produce Gluten Feed Is also ricn in fat, containing about eleven per cent, and this, next to protein, it is the most value ble ingredient' In any ieed stuff. i can prove it to be the best iced ior cream for the cost, of any iced ever used. MANUEL T. HATCH. 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. AGII'I' '03 Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses. sass GRAIN BRANCH omen. roasoasas sotuans’ AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE. EERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should want any Watches. Jewelry or or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned. call or send at once to A. W. AUSTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. Diamonds. SilveIware now #09 a NOVEMBER SALE At the Family llool and Shoe i-llmro oi C. H. HARVEY. The goods will be closed out at reduced prices for one month only. so now is the time to lay in a winter's supply 0! BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS while they can be bought at BARGAIN PRICES. C. I l. llARVEY. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boole. Hhoes and Rubbers. heather and Shoe Find- lugs. .‘iannlaetursr ol Children‘s ohm, 70 North Main street. ALSO OFFICE Oi“ CITY EMPLOYMENT AGEKCY. Ill TllE Illflll. improvement and Advancemsn‘ ' t is our watchwtmi. Whatever is new and good in Hardware we will get' it for you. The "old Reliable." oi mm.” slwsyeliavs. Something assessable and which ”I: can scarcely rciuse at m Writ) I . wCAltiflNll NNIVEE AND FORKS. I’iIAi‘l‘ED RENEE. TAM}! 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