‘ ' county jail.
* are females.
tenure-uneventful Imye
val hrs Tubal connection elm
fiuuholdt Lodge, Sons of Hermann-
M will hold its regular meeting this
‘ In; in Gemania Hall.
. The regular meeting of Sherman .Coun-
'eil, Royal Arcauum, will be held tonig ht,
and the new ritual will come up for
> There are now llli prisoners at the
Of the number twenty-eight
“ The number is increas-
Iog daily now. ....
Charles Pratt, of Bridgeport, formerly
foreman for Henry ficteler, has accepted
a position with Francis 8. Ayres, the
Washington street butcher.
[Cometock Brothers, of South Norwalk.
have presented the boys of the Concord
ltreet school with a line football. The
Franklin street boys were also remem-
bered.
‘ --C. S. Trowbrldgec’c Co. sell Imperial
Crown 10c cigars.
$13M degree Will of Ivanhoe Castle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, of Dorian,
visited Union Castle, of South Norwalk,
last night, and conferred the pilgrim’a
degree. .
Eddie L. Daniels has just finished paint-
ing a triangular sign for the John Han-
cock Life Insurance company, and is re~
ceiving many compliments on the excel-
lent workmanship displayed.
Benjamin Hotchkise, of Seymour place,
iorecoverlug from severe burns received
last Saturday by falling into some hot-
m'oulding sand while at his employment
in the Norwalk Lock factory.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
‘Union will hold its regular monthly
meeting with Mrs. M. J, Wilmarth, 7
Concord street, Friday atll o'clock. All
interested are invited to attend.
At the conclusion of the special meeting
of Putnam Hose company, tonight.
"ox-Chlef Samuel McGowan will entertain
the members. in honor of the twenty-
fourth anniversary of his marriage.
The Young Woman’s Christian Temper‘
Inca Union will hold its regular senil-
monthly meeting tomorrow evening, with
the Misses D'Artois, West street. A pro—
gramme has been prepared and a pleasant.
time is expected. It is hoped that many
will be present. _
«Comatock Brothers will give away
footballs with boys and children’s suits
while they last. Come early to secure one.
Oystcrmeu are not inn merry mood.
Last weekthe fog prevented them from
working, and yesterday there was too
much wind. Three schooners from
Rookawny were on the Bridgeport beds,
alsoaateamcr from Oyster Bay and one
from Norwaik.to purchase loads,
A meeting a! the I'nionVeterans’L’niou
wiliheheltl at their hall Friday night.
General L. '1‘. Hard and staff will he pre-
sent to install James L'llommedicu.
Charles F. Bullock. U. S. North, I.. S.
OWens. of 0. i-i. Ferry Command, to their
official position on the stat! of the State
Department.
Mina Hilda Natalie Anderson emphnti.
cally denies the published statement that
she is married to Joseph A. (layer, of
“own Hill. ’l'heintereetiug bit of news,
toguther with other valuablefinformation,
was Imported to the reporters by the
alleged bridegroom himself, although for
what purpose it is difficult to understand.
The ”1492” company will come to South
Norwalk tomorrow, and hold an nll~dny
reheated at Hoyt‘a Theatre, which will
befollowed on Friday by a lulldress re- ’
haarsal. The performance on Saturday
"mains in anticipated with considerable
pleasure by theatrogoers of the Norwalks.
The advance sale of seats foretells a large
’ house.
«(inure to the mission service at Grace
church to-night (It 8 o'clock. itev. F. W
Tomklna, Jr., preacher.
The blotter at the Nor-walk police head-
quarters is filled with notices of rewards
for various depredntious in all parts of
the state, which just now seems to swarm
with burglars. thugs. horse thieves, dc-
faulter‘s, highwaymcn and ilrebugs.
Norwalk has bud her share and It is sup-
.geawd that Mayor lluhhcli offer a re-
2
ward for Norwalh's llrehug and burglars.
Adelegatlon of eight or ten Indies in—
terested“: the formation of a lodge of
Dancing" of Rebekah in connection with
Butler LodgeJ. 0.0. F.,ol South Nor-
walk, will attend a meeting of Charity
Indus, in Bridgeport, tonight, and receive
the initiatory degree. The oliicers of the
Grand Lodge of Connecticut will be we
aunt and thirteen candidates In all will b e
initiated. Delegates of Winona Lodge,
of Waterbury. will also be present.
“Absolutely?
We. of the 23de
eredlby New York parties.
St. Paul’s Guild will give an oyster aup~
per in the Berkeley street chapel this we
ulna, from ii to 8 o'clock.
Henry Perry, of Norwallr. is learning to
pull the bell straps and ring up fares on
the Norwalk Street Tollway line. .
The total cost of the last Connecticut
legislature was “62,000, so it III computed
at the office of the state comptroller.
«Come .to the mission service at Grace
church tonight at 8 o’clock. Rev. F. W.
Tomlrins. Ja, preacher.
, Edward A. Parsball, who keeps a res-
traurnnt on lower Washington street,
was taken suddenly sick yesterday, and Is
unable to work today.
Stamford's water supply is being in«
creased. and when the improvements are
completed, one reservoir will hold 1,500,.
000 gallons more than now.
Congressman E. J. llill,of Norwallr, at—
tended the annual banquet of the New
Haven Chamber of. Commerce, last night.
He was called upon for a speech.
The revolver that accidentally shot J as.
Roach, yesterday, belonged to Edgar Dem-
mon. lie was having it put in repair for
use in case of a visit from burglars.
—~Fresh made cream, Lane‘s.
The new walk on the north side of the
western approach to the Washington
street bridge is about completed.as is also
the filling in of the approach on that side.
llopc Hose-company will hold a special
meeting tonight to consider an invitation
to attend a concert and ball of the Storm
Engine company at Ilerby, Thanksgiving
eve.
The Fahan case, which was to come up
in the Superior Court, yesterday, but
which was not tried becauee of the sick-
ness of one of the jury, went over until
Friday.
Captain if. M. Rose, of Company F, has
sent out notices for the annual muster
and inspection of the company at the
Armory, on November 25. The roll will
be called at 7:30 p. m.
The. damage to Tramway car No. 19.
caused by one of the braces of the Wasb‘
ington street bridge falling through the
roof of the car, has been repaired, and the
car is again running on the line.
Eben Hill and John ll. Ferris went to
New York this morning to see representa-
tives of the West Side Silk Mills, with a
view to having them come to South Nor-
walk and locate in the factory on Union
street.
The County Commissioners arc to strict
ly enforce the law regarding connecting
doors betwaeu saloons and living apart.
ments. The doors are to be sealed and a
broken soul will mean the revocation of
the liquor dealer’s license, unless a first
clues explanation is forthcoming.
'l‘hebig derrick which lifts stones into
position for the abutmeuts of the rail-
road bridge in the harbor, broke dmvn
last Friday, the must cracked in two
places. Henry Walters and his assist-
ants were obliged to work all night mak-
ing It new must to lit in position.
Mr. and MIs. (lliVI-r liryon and Miss
Magill. of ”The I'ps and Downs of Life"
company, which appeared at Iont's, last
uight,are enthusiastic bicyclists. 'l'hcy
rode their wheels frouIStuInford to South
Norwalk. and this morning rode to New
Rochelle, where they play tonight.
- We Innke candy every day, Lane’s.
There was another good attendance at
‘it. Mary’s fnlr. in progress at the Nor-
waik Opera llouse, last night. The pro-
gramme included the farce, ”In Wont of
a Servant,” by the Mine» Flora Claus,
Lizzie llarkins, Kate McCarthy. Kate
Kavaongh, George llruckcn, William
O'Brien and William lioury. There was
up urtisticlablenu of “Faith, Hope and
Charity." "he Peak Sliders Were diso'n
pleasing feature of the programme.
It was decided at the Young Men‘s Ile-
butiug club. at the residence of Wilbur I".
Smith. that “The government should con-
trol all railroads." Arthur N. I’uddock
argued in the afllrmntlvc, and the debate
on its merits was uwardcd to him. The
neuative side was tnkeu by E. .lobrlinwk-
ins. who won the dobulc on its literary
merits. The next meeting will be held
withLeo Davis, ill ilayview avenue, Ile-
cember 8rd. The subject for discussion
will be, Resolved, “That It law similar to
the South Carolina dispensary law would
be beneficial to Connecticut." William
Wilcox will argue pro and II. Wilfred
llodWcll con.
~ Come to the mission service at Croce
church tonight at 8 o'clock. Itcv. F. W
'I'omlrins, .lr., preacher.
desirable baking powder manufactured.”
Ger. 3. r1. Heller MOMMMW .
iNOIlWALK NEW"! ON RIGHT" PAGEJ
“Pure and Sure.”
VCldllCl'S
BAKING POWDER.
the best and most
New York Steamboat line, has been clfirt-
_ by Miss Alice Dellnbian.
22 South Main Street.
W ha b k the the f
HAHAHAww-e
The Cheapest and Best Market
in the twin cities.
Motion 0110 . lo; er 1b.; 3i f .
MI: untangle psrvlb be. or he
”best priced
ell. we will
flood Rib Roast lln per lb
PaneIhouae slant. llic Icr Ih.
Sirloin ‘ l'l: oer lb. Lea Lamb. lien or lb.
nd " I“ 'lIhs for fine. Fransforler panes“. 103 per lh.
ghopl’i‘gr t. 7 " “I: put“). B So rb
or n e per e-t an r . 1
graham {was}, her In. 5mg Elisa) . 1'33“". Ham lo p" 1b
; o. 0 , .
bomb Chops. Iihh or lain. 12%: per In. “a mad.” Do ”I. lb
Free Delivery.
New York Market,
r. s. areas. raorme’roa. ~
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
JACKSON’S' PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the cannery“: Ali) Flinn. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.-
and to furnish them with the lineat production! of the PHOTOGRAPH“! LIT.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1“. Head's Confectionery) 68 Wall street. Norwalh. Cola.
EDWARD STREET.
Winter Underwear.
The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have made special of-
forts to supply your wants. Ourstock is large and prices are very low for the kind
of goods We carry. Look at the stbck. You will find something to suit you.
I-losiery.
are looking at the best black Hosiery made. Full stock for Ladies' Gentlemen and
Children, for your inspection.
Art Goods
Spend a few minutes looking at the display we make of these goods.
get some idea of what you desire. It is one of our great specialties.
Edward Street
No. 5 (iAZETTE BUIIJDING}.
Sllllllll shaman. lllllEll. NeIIIe m. DIsbrow.
C(illPlltSa $0M“ ofE Gnsowski'semre. TEACHER 0F PIANO
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. nail andseethelatest styles in spring Terms reasonable on application. Address,
a 2m iii Wra’l avenue augillom
hats. caps. etc.
B. H. PLAISTED,
Riverside In School
DR UGG IST.
You will
.~_.._...... _....
South Norwalk. Art Students Lo fine Course.
rs. V I). Prentlaa LInuan. lee Grace
leonle Pr-nti-n. Instructors Apply to Miss
Scott. at Public Library. South Noun": 1
II? In
none. Lonlald‘nulolliuic
.llia.:z:l°ac‘..llriu‘ aided
by the Royal Family. nobility and
Gentry of langIaad )
MRS. [Mill lllXilll.
Pupil of the above world famed School of
Oratorio and Piano- Fort» Instruction. is now
prepared to renews pupils III Fonth Nov-walk
and Vii inlty and mimpart the most thorough
Instruction by this rapl ily progressive and un-
equalled svstem of musical education. \ oh' vs
its” need and a pure and perfect tone developed.
adiug music at filKlI'. delicacy combined
WIlh firmness of touch. elastic ltv and ilexlhll.
by of fingering are speedily acquired by this
man: bless system.
Relerscby special permission) to .l. H. Ito-
hannnn. M. 1).. South Norvulk; fiarnuel Fink
on, Km . Itowuswwn James ( ‘ampbcli. M l).
Brillirpm‘t.
Address all communications. 80: 2. Re-
way too. Conn. 024 3m
we: WANT YOUR TRADE,
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
YOU MONEY.
tome and See!
m—m—w—
PIAISTEB’S
llllllllll REMEDY
Always Cures.
POPULAli AMUSEMENTS
The Byron: at lloyl's.
Abundant good nature reigned supreme,
both upon the stairs and with the audi-
ence. at lioyt's Theatre, lust night. when
the popular Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Byron
and their company presented "The Ups
and Downs of Life." Comrnlngled with
the fun wan nil the severe reality of die-
appointment. misunderstanding and nor
row. The several characters of the play
were ably delineated by those having the
lines in their charge. Mrs. Byron, in the
role of June Judklns, an Irish domestic
who. a portion of the time, masquernded
us Lady l‘llfrlda, was as truly original and
as much at home In of yore. Mr. Byron
was II devoted Vivian ltausome, husband
of Alice. while Miss Gertrude Dion Mngill
was II very earnest actress as Alice. It
might bcsaidaiu- was ultuost'too emo'
tional. However, aim was very strong.
Noel Norman won the villiau. and the
character could not have been more elli-
cleutly portrayed than it was by ll. Fulton
Russell. Fred Warren created no end of
merrimcnt as Lord Alfonso Mountstend-
fast Smith. He graciously responded to
enthusiastic encore» awarded his little
skits. Ilewas truly amusing. The part
of Lucy Sinclair was efficiently essayed
'I‘he scenic ei—
fccts were very realistic. Warm applau so
was the order of the evening and a much
pleased audience were the patrons.
open up pm,
250 and Ella peI bollle.
noun
summon
cures chaped hands and
The "1492" company Wises stellar
lights of the professiou, the chorus 001'? llpl.
and ballet surp'aia all Ions efforts
Many new and Inspiring medleys have w‘»...
been introduced,. as well aa‘ihe latest of
specialties. ’l‘htueason Him" In a daz-
zling succeasdnh of brilliant colors,¢rses-
fol movements, catchy music and whole-
some comedy. In truth it is an entertain-
ment that every one should see to be up
with the times. It will be at Hoyt’s
Theatre. Saturday night. 4
WIW
l. H. PlMSiEll
a vacuum: nan.
We nre agents forJlnyx Hosiery. When you see the name Onyx on Hose, you .
“on."
The’ Little Fellows
Don’t Like OverCoats,
And you can’t blame them, for how can they
romp and play, which is the natural thing for 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. 3
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 lsIIaclIaII. Blevins aIIIl Chinchillas.. costing $2. 50. $3.
$3. 50 $4. $5. $5. ill and $6. lleep Seller and Ulster
tollaIs, with BIaiIl; Gold and ClnllI Buttons.
You’ll find the boys will always be ready to wear
them. They look very jaunty.
FULL LINE OF SUITS.
We CaIry chcms. Lealher and not. SI
to $2.50.
COMSTOCK BROS"
ll 80th Male Street,
South llerwsllI; .
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
Masonic Bulldlng,
llonIIeII.
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-
tein: in fact. It contains all there is In corn. and It In thh
ingredient which tends to make hens lay, or to produce
milk if fed to a milch cow.
Gluten F eed is also rich in fat, containing about eleven
per cent.. and this, next to protein, it ie the most value
hle ingredient m any feed stuff.
I can prove it to be the best feed for cream for the cost,
of any feed ever used.
MAN UEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leadlug Grain Dealer.
‘0'"! '03
Buffalo Gluten Feed ior Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
BEST GRAIN BRANCH omen.
'ronuoasas sonnsns'
AND CATTLE. LIVERY srABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Diamonds. 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.
SilveIware
Ill"! Hill
A - NOVEMBER - SALE
AT THE
FlMlLl 800T MID SHOE STORE of B. H. illilVEi.
'I'heee goods will hecloeed out at reduced prices FOR ONE tom
OYLY, so now Is the time to lay in a winter's supply qt
Boots, Shoes and Bubbers}
while they csnbebonght
At Bargain Fri (3 es.
oII Tll! IIII'tII.
Improvement and Advancement Ia our
watchward Whatever is new and
in Hardware we will getit for you. The
“Old Reliable," of coursenu alwm have. .
Something seasonable and which WI
can scarcely refuse at our Willi.-
prices is
canvmo Kmvss AND 1038!.
I’LAITEI) KNIVES TABLE axiom
MOON “
21:; quality is always the heat and priest
'l'elle you allths um flu We cents—-
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