,Keven. will preach in the. Norwulk
i” .
'i‘ l.
‘ walk for New York yesterday.
' , in all its interests. The pastor will con
1 t
i a.
inoolabln tonight in Germanic Hall.
' Amen Assam will provide music for
m ileum current Event:
em lire. ills "idiom and Byron
ti on was: committal on»
image nuniber of the telephone and
Walt wires ‘on the Turnpike were
‘ Y nruurdsygwww .
, V. W. W. Prince. D.D., rumor of
malty Methodist Episcopal church, New
‘ leth-
odilt church next Sunday. ‘1
v”. ‘ Colfax Encampment has invited 'us.
outset Encampment, of Stamford, to isit
them Monday, December 2nd. The val
.1 purple degree will be conferred.
L Owingto pressing business obllgut ne
Frederick W. Hoyt, although not enti iy
recovered from his recent lllnesifleli i r'
The police and newspaper reporters f
Norwalk are in Bridgeport again tud
«witnesses in the Fahan liquor ca. ,
The Chris Larsen incendiary case a1
comes up today.
The service at the South Norwalk (‘onl
gregational church, tomorrow evening,
is to be an hour of prayer for the church
duct the meeting. )
The aelectrnen came to South N rwalk,
yesterday afternoon, to meet t ~
Highway Commissioners, who
read. The Commissioners were
keep the appointment.
G. C. Elwell, who since April,
been roadmaster of the New Yor
of the Consolidated railroad, h: ‘
the snperlntendency of the Nor -
Worcester division of the New
with headquarters at Norwich.
rally with Defender Council, at i all on
Water street, Norwalk, tonight. fundi-
W
Was ' daredevil wlll
dancing. . .
.0...
who have out tickets for the Club Union
lecture course, are requested to make re-
- turn: this week to E. H. Fox.
Repairs are being made to Henry ll.
Fitch's house on West street, just vacated
by hire. Geller, preparatoryto its cooll-
pancy by Rev. and Mrs. 1“. w. Norris.
"DeMott'sis the place to get fresh bread,
cake. pies, and confectionery.
, Clarence Cram has been awarded the
Naromake Gun club's junior prize, pre-
sented by P. G. Sanford. It is a hand-
some silver cup, and in on exhibition at
Austin’s jewelery ntore,in Norwalk.
"There was no meeting of the Board of
School Visitors, last night, on account of
the first Club Union lecture, which sev-
eral of the members desired to attend.
The meeting was postponed for one week.
The annual inspection of Douglas Fow-
ler Post will be held Monday night. A
delegation from Harry McDonough Post,
of Westporl,’will be present. Three new
members were admitted at the lust meet-
ing.
Hope Hose company hell it special
meeting last night and voted to attend
the fair of the South Norwalk Fife and
Drum corps on December 4. The Nor—
walk companies will meet at 7:30 o’clock
and be escorted to South Nero-all: by the
corps.
Deputy Grand Master Arthur C.
Wheeler, of Norwalk, and other officers
of the Grand Maseniclodge, were enter-
iained by Union lodge, of Danbury, last
night. Brewster and Bethel lodges sent
large delegations to witness the degree
work and to disperse of a supper.
George P. Fisher, of Ferris avenue, one
of the degree «team of Uncas Tribe, im-
proved Order of Red Men. was assisting
in conferring the warrior’s degree, last
night, on Dr. F. J. Burnell, when he
turned one of his toes under his foot. The
no.
tendons were torn from the bone, and the
will be present from Bridget! .
physician was obliged to dress the injury.
Stamford. A collation will be so i.
*Bargalus in trimmed hate this week,
at Miss S. Tillotsons. 207 Washington St.
A New Canaanldespatch says a solu~
tion of the Court of Burgesses is rent.-
ened. Several stormy meetingsh been
held and the two factions have be very
bitter toward each other. The d utes
are over the water and electri '31“:
questions.
The Robert Emmet club will hold a pat-
riotic entertainment at the Norwnlk
Opera House, Monday night. Mayor
Hubbell will preside. Among the promi-
nent speakers will he General McMahon
and John Devoy. Some of the members of
the club will go to New York Sunday
night to attend a meeting of the ('lnn-rmo
There are now 355 inmates at the ate
Soldierg’ home at Noroton. with to to
fifty applicants waiting for adml‘ou.
A new building to 320st $28,?!) W131? BQEL
anuar am i
mia’ixf.°ifi“iii. sevcntyy-dvc ti‘ne Stfiygfzrth}: get-Two} on :he‘ Whit”
. . . no I n e, um mg e-t ny. are
hundred additional inmates. l Mrs. Bridget Collins. booked to Queen.»
town; Mrs. lions Moore, booked to Liver-
pool, aud John McNicklc, booked to ilel-
fast, all huving purchased their tickets
from Jncob M. Layton. lm'nlngent. There
will also be a special Chrislmm soiling by
the White Star line on Tuesday. December
17th, in time to ranch the old country by
Christmas day.
i
~--Hot tea, coffee und oboeolute. nit...—
Mott’sfii South Muiu street. 1
Samuel Kurianeki, of Dorian. four
of South Norwolk. and Miss Idn S .
burg are to be married in lloboke
Sunday. November 24. The youngi
has been living with her fiance rm
three weeks, being already married,
not according to the Hebrew faith.
Charles ii. Davis, of in ('cdor ain't-f,
New York. is desirious of obtaining real
estate for manufacturing purpose-s. lie
- , wants a tract of land 2.5m)x'3,lmll feet with
the lmrfi‘rsigfégpg?““31:22,“ 3.31" railroad and water facilities, within an
3:221:01: December 4 m all the We mm of l\:ew York city.’ Hero .is a good
chiefs of the order in this stutc. An “I“ pportunity for noutb Nortvnlk s} lluallr'sa
crate programme with n banquet will i leu. and especially those boring such
glv n n h w Warn '1" ' ties to open communication and
g of Queriheug rib roper - ‘
e i t e l issl [V have another induatry locate
No.27. b
' are.
Complaint is made of the condition 0
the road at the intersection of West stree
and Elm Grove place. The street was du
of! to provide drainage for the hollow to
the west. The water shut-oil’s were left
projecting several inches. and nearly every
horse and pedestrian who passes falls over
them.
This evening at 7:30, the King’s Daugh-
tern' Circle of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church will meet with Miss Liz-
zie/Pollen, 25 Fairiield avenue. The mem-
bers will please bring their mite-boxes to
this meeting, as by a recent vote the
money thus contributed in to be used for
the benevolent work of the Circle.
The Bridgeport Tribes of lied Men
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company held
pccial meeting and smoker, last night.
e invitation of the South Norwalk Fife
1 Drum corps to attend its fair Docum—
4 was accepted. Three new members
elitted withuniforms. The commit-
on furniture held an informal talk,
rwards there was banjo and piano
-tlons, clog dancing, songs and recl-
ns by various members of the comv
Gounod society. of New llnvean
ging to give two performances of
d's beautiful oratorio, "The ile-
d ion,” onTuesday afternoon and ev-
Deoember hub. The regular
of 2.50 voices in rehearsing the
W inder Signor Agramontl, of New
Yl he society's conductor. Eminent
An interesting game of football will be
played at Graeme", Bridgeport. Sutur-
d‘" between the iocnl L AL (W A. teiom ”0 and an orchestra will be engaged
and a team from the Norwnlk associat 0111. an effort ”mm!“ to make "m mm M
It willberemembered thut Norwnlk to t can“ for which the ”Ode” i“
footed Bridgeportlltoll at Norwalk but no roughout the state.
Saturday and as the Bridgeport team has
been pmcticlng hard this week a close
game is expected.
Engineer W. D. Rider, of South Nor-
walk, and the president of the llarien
Water company had a party of New York
capitalists in liurlen, yesterday. looking
over the plant of the company. It is sold
that they were favorably impressed. and
may possibly invest money to complete
the enterprise. Mr. Rider claimslimt Mr.
Stoddard and himself have nearly 010,000
in the works.
-—-Ths I mpcriai Crown 10c cigar is made
of pure and unadulterated tobacco. Try
one at G. S. Trowbridge 85 Co.’n cigar
store. .
.- C "Pure and . .
'1' re Rich, non of Well» ll. Rich,
Wh‘ Btumford‘s tovvn treasurer dur
hilt or, has submitted to the select-
"10 reed blank checks and original
V0“ which he found in some of his
iMh pars. proving that the bounties
h at town had all been paid in
lve claims bod been filed at
but have been withdrawn now
if
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CVCI' (IS
Dame. ea.
, Madeoi' pure éryptal c ' r .. product of
’ the grape and most wholegne. .. masonic and
' .. ates are cheap substitutes. . ,, ”, of tartar.
Black Walrus,
i- i. uwiu & on.
22 South Main Street. i
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lurumm
is one of the European prospects. Will
there is no necessitv of your fighting
with the Turkey of domesticity. At
our market you will find all binds of
Poultry except tough ones. D) not for-
get that this will be the headquarters for
Fine Turkeys for your Tonnkralving
dinner As usual we will underseliail
others. Our nrleeeon other goods the
lowest. FREE DELIVERY.
New lurk Mallet
FRANK S. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street
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JACKSON’S PI‘IOTOGRAPHS
Combine the parcel-serum All!) PIKISB. Our elm is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PHOTOOBAPIIIO All.
LARGE COLLI'L'YION OI‘ CHILDREN'S STUIuIS.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall street. Nor-walk. Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
Winter Underwear.
The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. W'e 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.
Ilosicry.
We are agents for Onyx Hosiery. “'hcn you see the name ()nyx on Hose, you
are looking at the best black Hosiery made.
Children, for your inspection.
Art Goods. -
h'pend o few minutes looking at the display we makefof these goods. You will
get some idea of what you desire. it is one of our great specialties.
Edward Street.
No. 5 (irAZETTE I3UIInI)IN(Ei-‘r.
sum tumour. mun. Nellie m. "n'i’sbrow.
(' CCUPIES a portion of E. (lusowskl's store, TEACHER 0F PIANO.
corner of Wallund Water “more. Nor—
waik. Hall and see the latest styles in bate. Terms reasonable on application. Add ”8‘
do West avenue. soul (in)
cape. etc. pant
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South Norwalk. Art Students' her no Cour-e.
Mrs. V. ll. i'rentls-I llfngan. . ins lti'ace
Leonie Prenll-s. instructors apply to hllss
For)". at i’ghile Litrnry. South Norms-kl} ‘
n m
'll. H. PLAISTED,
I") RITG‘: (.x‘r I S'F.
Giilii’ili,hibiscuil of Music
(the Sys In «if—ionic“ and Vocal
lnslruction lndorsed and Patronized
by the Royal Family. nobility and
lientr y of ”gland )
mas. nlill mxu.
l'npli of Ilia above world famed School or
Unlorlonml Piano-Foru- ln—rrnotlon. is uiw
pro- ml llll'r’tielvl! poplin": rioulh Norwnlit
an: vicinity. and tolmpmt the rum-t thorough
lus'ruciiou by this l‘apl lly pr-igre-eive and un-
equalled ivy-elem of musical educa'lon. Vulcan
mood and a pure and perfect Ion» develotml.
Pleading music at sign'. delicacy comb nvd
wllh llrvuornn of much, elwlll'lfv and flexibil-
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WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
by I f lingering are spadily acquired by this YOU MONEY.
man-him» «yelcm.
ilmersrby priftl prrmlseion) to .lJl. ll)- 0
hnnnoo. 3|. infirm". Norwnlk; Hamil»! Flor .
a". rim . llowaylunpiamen l'smpbell. M. ii, '
Bmlgermn. om. an ee
Address all communication-l. Box 2. “0- I
Wayom, ”on", :34 Ilm
l'onassus l'oumil, iloyul Arcnnum,
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lnilinted three candidates last night.
The boat W. S. Kctchum is at Raymond
Brother-5' yard with Li’m barrels of
corneal.
PlilSTEll’S
James Grace is doing special police duty
in Sorwnlk today, an the entire force is in
Bridgeport, attending lhe Fulton lriul.
Sherman f‘ounoil, lluynl Arcanum. will
give one of its famous “Lndles' Nights"
tomorrow evening. All ”05 members,
with their wires. are cordially invited.
There was a good silondunce at the Y.
M. if. A basket ball practice but night.
The team is working hard to get in trim
for the interment-lotion contests soon to
be bold.
Congregational fete. Norwnlk Opera
liouae. ller. 4th. The famous ”Daughter
of the llmls” and Queen of lliimiescllanw
log lights and «west music.
Always Cures.
The Norwnlk fire alarm gong. taken
from the Norwalk and Houlh Norwalk
Electric Light company's station, will be
replnced and the whistle will be blown
hereafter in case of tire.
. Piilli‘lfl’i
mum on:
cureschaped hands and
sore lips.
Patrick J. Murray. the brake-mun who
was injured by falling from a freight car
at the Danbnry dock. last Thursday night,
has been discharged from the Norwalk
hospital. where he was taken after the ac.
eldent.
There will he especial city meeting of
the voters of Norwnlk at the Town House.
tomorrow afternoon at ll o'clock. to appro-
priate 3,!!!) for highway purposes and to
take action on the founding of a public
library. -.- ._, M.
The third recital in Prof. Alex. 8. Gib-
son’s series. was given in the first Coa-
mnonsl church. of Battery, loader
nuances. The next recital will be given
Honda} afternoon. December 0. lfr. Gib.
son will he “sultry muting-as Benn.
seem Bill-I’m ll. runner,“
teeth. both of mm
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Full stock for [.adies' Gentlemen nud ‘
$2.75.
Besideslhese goods
we carry the old
stand bye. Some
as low as 39 us,
Same as High as
w. are the sole agents for the nominal for the Jero- nuneio' em -
linon'lltrirt. .
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250 and 500 per home."
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chiefsmfor We: each. 5
29 (31's,. WORTH 50 CTS.
All sizes, only 75 pairs. r..— ”9"
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COMSTOCK BROS"
CLOTHIERS.
u tooth Iain street,
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MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
'1870 ssrasusnsn 25 W
Imnlclhullding.
lcmalll.
" Ylleltri. . '89;
Special Announcement.
Having remodeled my store throughout. I now claim that i have one of the finest
and heat arranged stores that can be fouml. Will open on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th.
one of the most. complete and selected “(who of
WATCHES. Dliiiilllils. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
NOVELTIES 0F EVERY DESCRIPTION
Humble for pvt-ms. flmflmh. Optical (Wade. and in fact. everything a first class jewelry
store should comm. or. Titanium: the while forges! fsmre. f especially invite them to
inspect my store. "i ”01'!” ”A! ”.831.
That I csrry a larger stock of High Grade
(train than any otherdesler in town.
That I make s specialty of the Grain busi-
rim and devote my whole time and atten-
uoa to it.
That i use Richie's Patent 0st Cleaner
nadoflcryonoau freefrom dirt sndother
impnnties' .
Tummy prices will at all times been low
nethoquslityofgocds will warrant.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
1? assessor. cream.
The Leadan Grain Dealer.
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l Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Celtic, Chickens and Horses.
l mews cannon omen.
r bruins sonnaue'
momma. uvnnr snow.
Busifyonrhouidmtnny
Diammds, Watches. Jewelry or Silverware
oryenr'stehrs.0lechund Jewelry re-
www.crnlloreendntoncnlo
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE 3100K, NORWALK.
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A - NOVEliLBuER - SALE
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“fimuauumummmom NORTH
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Boots, Slices and Bubbers
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