.mv an
M were no tardy marks in any de-
snt of the Center school last week.
mission service at Grace church
in
hats. $1.00, at O'Brien’o.
M-..._....
(The Bricklayera' and Masons’ Union
“tournaments tonightat the War-
mum. » ,
mChildren's wool underwear Hat half
price tor the coming week,“ M. S.Smith’s
l ‘ .
, Urinals Tribe. 1. O. R. M., has changed
the date of its entertainment to Monday.
“’25“. hilt.
I‘The Norwalk Wine company has open-
.od awholeaale wine depot at it Wash-
, ington street.
'Mra. James L. Ambler, formerly of
E. 'Norwalk. is improving in health at the
Stamford aanitarium.
‘: --Comstock Brothers will give away
‘lootballs with boys’ and children’s suits
while they last. Come early to secure one.
Addison Brown, who is in the grocery
> business on Wall street, Norwalk, will
3, soon move to Brooklyn.
The Fahan case and that of Chris Lar-
son of Darion, charged wth incendiarism,
have gone over until next Wednesday.
-—Comfortables and flannel blankets
from We pr. upwards, at M. S. Smith's.
Mrs. Eunice Armstrong, of Water
street. denies that she is to be married to
Themas Monroe, as has been reported.
The Yale Alumni association of Fair-
Ield county will have a dinner at the At-
lantic Hotel, Bridgeport, December 12.
—C. S. Trowbridge & Co. sell imperial
Crown 10c cigars.
The Barnum &‘ Bailey circus train
passed through South Norwalk yesterday,
on its way to winter headquarters in
Bridgeport. -_ M-..
Professor Alex S. Gibson, of Norwalk,
will give another recital in the First Con.
gregational church of Danbury, next
Monday night.
Paul Orrin, oi Darien. the regular night
operator at the depot. has recovered from
his attack of poisoning, and returned to
work last night. .. ..
——Rubher stamps, P. O. Newsstand.
The beuts used in the temporary bridge
at Mechanic street were removed yester-
day, the new iron bridge having been
completed and in use.
The large new lioat and spile driver
which Mairs 8:. Lewis have been building
near the new railroad bridge, was launch-
ed on the high tide this morning.
All the trees on the north side of Butlég
street have made way for the march of im-
provement. and the laying oi the curb
and gutter will at once be commenced.
~See our line of ladies' corset coversv
handwmcly,trimmed,lor 25 and 29c en.. at
M. S. Smith's.
The wife and children of Peter Smith
have been taken to the town farm. They
were recently elected tram Burton's barn
on smith street. where they had been
living.
The committee on Company F’s bail
not at the Armory last night. Weldon-
hammer‘s orchestra, of Bridgeport, will
furnish music. lienry Gehrmanu will
prompt.
"Come to the mission service at Grace
church to-night atii o'clock. itev. F. W.
Tomkins, J r., preacher.
In. David R. Selleck. of Crescent
Terrace, hsa gone tothe New York l-Zyc
andEar hoapitalto have another opera-
tion performed on her eyes. She will be
absent about two or three weeks.
James Roach. water inspector of Nor—
walh. who was accidentally shot in the
wrist Wednesday noon. at Locksmith
William Smith‘s menu, will have the
wound attended to at the Norwalk hoe»
pltal.
~li‘rssh pork and sausage are ml: is lb.
’ at ilayes‘ market.
Themodelof the yacht llei'endrr, won
by Miss iielen (inlmrn and returned to
the Hospital fair committee, is on exhlhl:
Minoan oi the windows of Tristrsm a
Hyatt's store at Norwaik, and will be
sold.
ltd. German, lormerly of Norwalk. who
used to lire on locomotive No. we. on the
. Consolidated road,has succeeded William
Dakota as fireman on engine Nu. m.
It. Daskaln has returned to his former
“till as "wiper" at the dock.
‘ I .
‘Mvedhyatail.
' only a filth of what it usually is, and
The steamship ammo, on was.
Frank W. Woodward is returning home,
is due at New York today.
m‘Speciai drive in ladiee’ vests and pants,
250 ea., at M. S. Smith’s.
The Norwalk and Danbury Y. M. C. A.
teams are scheduled to play football. to
morrow afternoon, on Norwaik Park.
Prol. Swill. will illustrate at Col. Rob~
erts’ Military Institute. tonight, the won.
den of the microscope and telescope.
-—Umhrelias and canes at O’Brieu’s.
St. Paul‘s Fellowship club met last night
and elected Stewart L. Hinman for secre-
tary. The meeting then adjourned for a
week.
The young ladies of St. Paul’s Guild
gave a aucceselul oyster supper at the
chapel, last night. from 5 to 8 o’clock.
About $60 was cleared.
On account of the inclemency of the
weather, operations at the Buckingham
Lockwood plot, on East avenue, have
been temporarily suspended.
~Gents' all woo! gray shirts and draw-
ers, 50c, worth $1.00. at M. S. Smith's.
The selectmeu have investigated the re~
port that Prof. Francis Anderson neglect-
ed his wife and family, and found there is
no truth in it. Mr. Anderson is endeav-
oring to get along. and the family now
live quite comfortably.
Among the American missionaries re-
ported as being in danger .at llnrput,
Turkey, are Rev. Dr. H. N. Barnum and
wife. Mrs. Barnum is a daughter of the
late George ll. Randle, of Winnipauk,
and a niece of Henry C. Raudle.
~Westport smelt, 12c n lb, at Ilayes'
market.
W. J. Nickersou, who was recently
discharged from the Norwalk hospital.
still visits the institution rcgularlyto
have his foot dressed. Nickersou was in-
jured at Bates’ marble yard by a stone
falling on his foot, crushing it badly.
The Consolidated road is just now sull-
eriug acoal blockade and there are not
enough cars to be had to handle the coal
awaiting transportation to its destination.
A large number of new ones are being
built, but they will not be completed till
next month.
--Beautilnl high top Mason 6.- llamlin
organ for :50. former price $175, at J. W.
Studwell's.
Slnging by the choir of St. Mary’s church
was the attraction last night at the church
fair in the Norwaik Opera House. There
was agreed attendance. A large delega-
tion of the A. 0. ll. were present. The
programme tonight includes “The Old
Woman in the Shoe.”
New Youman derby at ()‘iirieu's.
The Florida orange crop is said to be
9“? will be high until oranges from
0th sections reach the local markets.
The South Norwaik owners 0! Florida
orange groves are victims of the fronts
which were responsible for tile lighl
yields.
~»—l.adies' all wool ribed vests and pants
in gray, while and fancy colors. ringworili
Sill). at M. S. Smith‘s.“
llarry English, the boy who took a
headlong piung down the chimney at the
old Mechanic's street louudry. had anoth.
er bad lail last night. lie stood part way
up the Norwalk Opera House stairs, when
llarry Bustling came along and grabbed
him by the arm, telling him to get oil the
steps. Ashe swung around young Eng-
llah fell to the bottom of the flight. lie
was bruised considerably. ilusaiug was
censured.
Home months ago adisease attacked the
left leg of Jesse Sprague, oi springwood
avenue, and the surgeons at the Bridge-
port hoapltai amputated the iimbaa the
only means of waving his lilr. lilacs
the operation Mr. l-ipragne has been ree-
tored to health. ills friends have aub-
scribed the money to equip him with an
artificial leg to replace the one amputat-
ed. it wllibeorderod in New York in a
day or two.
mljmne to the mission service at Grace
church tonight atNo‘clot-k. iiev. F. W.
'l‘omkius. J r.. preacher.
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At the meeting of Charity Rebekah
lodge. i. (l. (l. l-‘.. of Bridgeport. last
night, thirteen uovltates werclnalailed by
the (‘irand lmlge unicorn for the purpose
oi lnslliutiag a new italiekahlodgs in
liciilllNorwalk. .Vo name has, yet herb
selected lor the new lodge. but those inl.
tinted last night will organise it on next
Wednesday evening. it will start with a
membership of tony-live. Alter the ini~
tiailon. the ladies served an elaborate sop-
per.
Hood square plane from 025 to too.
They are bargains. .l. W. Siudwril.
WNW Dunlap hat. at O’Brieus.
“Absolutely
bald
“Pure
clams
BAKING POWDER.
Wider, manicured” .
(XORWMJ NEW! on tillll‘l'll PAGE.)
sndBure."
the hen and most
Black ~+ a this
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ll. llWilill & 0.
Fl
22 South Main Street.
yw. havebrokenthehsckhone or .1... prices. The Wheat
oil.
priced
we will
HA'HA'HA m
. market to town has come d to ‘
go 111an sum: and all and the name of o" m mm" ’
The Cheapest and Best Market
in the twin cities.
Mutton Clio .il): rib.” h .
hag Mnttonflo mrpfii. ‘ $ ‘0' 35c
Good Rib Roast, 8» per lh
Powerhouse airshlfio ierlb.
Firi-Iiu Ii: our lb. has Lamb. lie or iii.
Round " m .3 ins torzéc haul! tier killings. 10: per lb.
Rhoul-ier " u: p 2: lb. Rowena to per lb
Pork Roast. 7o per lb. Best 8n l‘nreu Hams. ilo per lb.
Pork Uho 5.8194 in. Fresh am 100 pa lb
r .
Sausage. per lb. Fr hflho id , .
Lamb Chowiih or loin. 121.64: per lb. a n "a 80 ”Nb
Free Delivery.
New York Market,
i-‘. s. AYERS. 'PilOPlllllTllll.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
7ACKSON’s PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LATEST STYLE All) Infill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the that productlona of tho DEMOGRAPHIC AB‘I‘.
LARGE COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN'S BTUDlES.
E. in. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) ' 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Cons.
WM
EDWvgifQj dSTREET.
The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have made special ef~
forts to supply your wants. Our stock is large and prices are very low for the kind
of goods we carry. Look at the stock. You will find something to suit you.
Ilosiery.
We are agents for Onyx lloeiery. When you see the name Onyx on Hose, you
are looking at the best black liosiery 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. You will
get some idea 0! what you desire. it is one of our great specialties.
Edward Street
No. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
""""""" Nellie m. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms rearonable on application. Address,
ill West avenue. augiil 6m
OCCUPIES a portion of E. (luaowaki‘a store,
corner of Wall and Water streets, or~
walk. “all and see the latest styles ,in gins
hate. caps. etc. l
M... 1
Riverside Art School, ,;
South Norwalk. Art Students' Lei ue Course.
Mrs. V. l). Prentiss Liogan. Isa (ii-ace
Leonie Preetl-s. instructors Apply to Miss
Econ. at Public Library. South Norwalk.
I?
In
thanTonals‘umn
i. H. PillSlEfl,
(l‘he System of Musical and Vocal l’flUG(iIST.
Instruction lnderecd and Patroalzrd
by the Royal Family. i‘oblilly ans
Gently of England )
“" —-r——<9-————-
llliS. [Mill Dilflii.
l‘upll of the above world famed School of
Oratorio and Plano-Forte instruction. is new
pre areal to receive pupils in South Nov-walk
an vicinity. and toimpart Ihe most thorough
instruction by this rapidly progressive and un-
equalled avetemnl musical educa'lon. .‘v'oices
fixed and a pure and pertect nine develo d.
ding music at sight. delicacy comb and
with firmness of touch. elasticltv and flexibil-
liy u! lingerlulrare speedily acquired by this
malchluaa syru-m.
Ruler-«by spoiiial permission) to LU. lio-
hsnuoo. M. 0., south Norwaill; damn-d l’lrit'
etl. Esq . luiwayton: Jamea ('ampbeil,
Bridgeport.
Addnss all communications. Box
way-ion. Conn. o
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WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
YOU MONEY.
Come and See!
M. 1)..
3. Bo-
tt inn
NEW ENGLAND RAILROAD.
President can oi the New Haven Isle Presl-
dsal oi its In Company.
The first annual meeting oi the New
England Railroad company was held in
llartlord, yesterday. There were about
thirty stockholders present. There were
by a unanimous stock vote of the mass
shares, 172nm common and H.796 pre-
Isrrod, represented at the meeting: Wil»
llam T. iiari. iimtou. h‘rancia ll: Higgin-
aon, iioaton: N. W. Rico, liesmn: (“harlea
l.. hovering, iimton; Jeane Matcall.
Providence, It. i; liorhani ‘i’. i’onsmiy.
Providence, ii. is. ii‘mlerlck J. King-bury,
Waterbury; i). it. Plume. Waterbury:
Charles P. Clark, New Haven; Robert
ilacon. New York: John Wheelie, (Jhlca.
go. iii.
A majority of the stock oi the road,
which counlsts oi noon shares common
and MiJiuoaham prelerred, was voted in
the interest oi New i’ork,New liaven and
‘Ihrtlord Railroad. President Clark of
that road also held the proxies of the pro
portion ol the minority stock voted which
was not reprehented at the meeting.
The following olilrera were elected;
President. Charles P. Clark. of New lla
wen. president oi the New York. flew
llaven sud Hartford Railroad; viceprest
dent. William '1‘. Hart, oi Boston; score
tary. James W. Perkins. of Baton;
treasurer. G. B. Phlpneo. ol Boston. J.
'1'. Odell was reelected general manager.
it is understood that General. Freight
Agent Randolph will not remain.
PillSiEil’S
0008i! ilEiiElll
Always Cures.
25c and 500 per bullle.
PLlIi'l'EIi’i
Blilflli Bill]
cureschapedhandsaud
4 v, sore lips.
mm smm'
s ' I. w
um uses"
"1499." with its seventy people, and
mammoth scenic sheets. will be present-
ed at lion's Theatre Manley evening.
he galaxy of beautiful ladies, grueslai
dancers, charming soloists sea scan-s
vaudeville performers has probably never
has equal”. sail the ”We!
Wths senate:
l. H. Piliilill
ii
We are the sole executor the Norwslks tor the Jars» fly “
lalljon. Slim
Indium Size! Isl.
Prices noisniliis
Get a Booklet.
ill illuol ll.
Ten to one you don't
‘ ‘ take cold with Jaros' “
.1 hygienic Underwear. “ . ..
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Besides these good
we cany ihe old
stand be Same
as low as 39 us
Same as High as
$2 75.
; Underwear are
“’ worthtwobarreis
, of medicine.
@fiflfi
i Boy’s Rnec Pants.
{ 29 01's.. WORTH so 015. :3
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BIGGEST LINE OF OVEHBOATS ill TOWN.
COMSTOCK BROS...
CLOTHIERS.
I4 toulh llsln street.
South liorwslli;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
SPECIAL.
All Linen llemstitched Handker-
chiefs, li for Ol: 20c each.
All sizes, only 75 pairs. 4...
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Masonic Building,
llorwslk.
A Few Points Ibout Bullslo 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
tein; in tact. it contains all there is iucom, and it is thh
ingredient which tends to make hens lay, or to produce
milk it led to a milch cow.
Gluten Feed is also rich in fat, containing about eleven
per cent. and this, next to protein, it is the most value
his ingredient in any feed stud.
1 can prove it to be the best feed for cream for the cost,
of any leed ever used.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
A The Leading Grain Dealer.
l
AOII‘I [OB
‘ . Buiialo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
'ti'vl BFSTGRAIN BRANCH omen.
. ’i r‘oauoases somatic
as!) CATTLE. Liven sraaLe.
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PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But it you should want any
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry or Silveiware
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re~
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A.
W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
A - NOVEMBER - SALE
Flilili 8001' Mill SHOE STORE iii 0. ii. lililVEl.
These goods will beclosed out at reduced prices FOR ONE Mom
OYLY. so now is the time to lay in a winter‘s supply 0!
Boots, Shoes and Bubbers
while they can be bought
At Bargain Prices,
ll THE HIGH.
improvement and Advancement h our
watchword. Whatever is new and good
in Hardware we will gstit tor you. The
"Old Reliable," oi course." always have.
Something mills and which you
aim scarcely ”(use at our thanksgiving
prices is
caiwmo KNIVES AND rouse.
PLAI’l‘llD KNIVEE. TABLE mom
WOO”.
Our quality is always the host and prices
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