,' index bpoksot tom; records
hill-planed in the vault in the town
‘ .
Kmalk city aasesm have finished
. property and are now writing
tho/books. ”WWW
alum mined by Milkmen run, of
White Oak Shade, dropped dead on Or-
who'd street, early this morning.
"Mr. and Mn. John G.Fillow. of west
. .Malk, will celebrate the twenty-fifth
" anniversary of their mnrrlaee on Wednes-
day. Member 4.
, ~~Forester’s hall, at Arlen Hall, Thanks-
. giving eve.
prisoners at the county jail, about 200 in
’ number.eomething extra in the way of
wisest On Thanksgiving day. There won’t
beany turkey, but instead a liberal sup-
;fily- of wholesome meats and ‘a number of
‘ appetisiug fixings.WWW
Sherman Council, No. 1,342, Royal Ar-
cauum, instead of holding its regular
, meeting Thursday, Thanksgiving night,
will hold it tonight, having obtained a
‘ apecial'dispeusation permitting it to do
so. Two candidates will be initiated.
All 1,105 members are cordially invited.
Hugh McAdam. employed by the Nor-
walk and South Norwalk Electric Light
company. has a suit pending against the
Central Electric company, of New Bri-
tain, to recover $10,000 damages for injur-
ies which he alleged he sustained through
the negligence of the New Britain com-
pany. .-.- W
——Everything first-class, at People 's Mur-
ket, No. 13 North Main street.
The Supreme Court judges met last
Friday, and one of the decisions rendered
was that a city ordinance exacting a li-
, ceuae tee of not more than- $50 is in the
nature of a tax for revenue and as such it
Is void. Norwalk has such an ordinance,
and according to the decision it cannot be
enforced.
u
Daniel German, [gm well~known tele‘
graph operator w Jinn been employed
for the past six years by the Consolidated
road as tower operator at Green’s Farms,
has been promoted to an eight-hour trick
at Burr road switch tower. "Dan" is one
of the most reliable towermen on the divi-
sion as well as a first-class operator.
The Hat Makers‘ association, of, Bethel,
has voted to reject the plan of amalgama-
tion of the finishers and makers. The
hat manufacturers and the Makers’ asso‘
elation are eudeavoring to settle a new
bill of prices. The Hat Makers’ national
omcers were in Bethcl last Saturday and
conferences between the men and bosses
‘ were held.
——Don’t forget Co. F’s Masquerade ball
at the Armory.Thanksgiving eve, Nov. :17.
Anuxnber of Norwalk people will at-
tend the wedding of Charles White Trippc
. and Miss Lucy Adeline Terry, which 01>
curs next Wednesday at the Church of
the Heavenly Rent, New York city. Mr.
Trippe. who is well known in Norwalk, is
anon of the late Frederick W. ’l‘rippe,
who was killed in the Park Place disaster
afew years ago. and a grandson of the
late Charles B. White, of Norwalk.
Announcement of the annual dinner of
the Fairlield County Yale Alumni associa-
tion has been made. The time appointed
is December 12, and the place the Atlantic
Hotel, Bridgeport. Among the prominent
speakers expected are President Dwight,
lion. Chauncey M. Depew, President smh
law, of Columbia, Charles C. Ileaman
and W. B. liorublower. of New York.
and Rev. Samuel Scoville, of Stanton].
The cantata “A Trip to Europe" will be
rendered in the high department room at
the Over River school. Friday night at
8 o‘clock, by the children of the primary
and kindergarten grades. The committee
who have the allalrln charge are Miss
B. Wager, Misc M. Musson and lilies Maud
Gregory. The object of the entertain ment
is to raise loads for decorations. The
mm in said to be excellent and highly
entertaining musical production and all
who attend will be wall ropuld.
_ Saturday night tho'l‘omlluscm i'nillt‘lly
company closed its three nightmcngngo
meat at lloyt's Theatre with the preset»
”on of "Kathleen lilavournesn.“ A
good steed audience was in attendance.
little Natale Fleming did a cute hoot-
hlaokoong and dance. llarry Ii. Lyuton
aroused to have become the favorite. lib:
mano- upon the stage was greeted
with rounds of warm applause. The
nation performance. when ”Queen‘s
mace“ was played. was well sttendml.
flu but attraction will‘be Thanksgiving
alght.the concert by the famous Ninth
t Band. The much praised
‘ title.
.Sherlfl’llawley is preparing to give the ’
momma ‘ wane-in ‘_ H
William “Kenn: issblo that; iii...
alter his recent severe illnessof was,
John Kilhoy, who has sick the t
week. renamed his autism” at 33V
Iainxweiler’ . :1 , ,
The Girls’ Literary club will meet rs.
day afternoon at the he of Mrs. ‘ A. C.
Wheeler. Arch street. ’ l
. ,, mwh. .
'The driven of the Addms Express cora-
pany have all purchasedlnew winter caps,
of the most approved pattern.
“—7
A Quincy granite monument has been
erected in the Norwalkicemetery to the
memory of Robert J. Brnndage.
The summary of the Weekly Record
gives five real estate sales for Norwalk
and mortgages amounting to 818,000.
The ladies connected with the Rebekah
Lodge‘ot the I. 0. 0. Id, will meet with
Mrs. Abendroth, Crescent Terrace,tonight.
Fred Many's football eleven went to
Southport last Saturday and beat: Brew-
er’s High school team by a score of 10 toll.
A special convocation of Butler Chap-
ter. No. 38, will be held Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock to work Past Master's degree.
The Y. M. 0. A23 will play the San
Remo football team from New York, on
Thanksgiving afternoon, at Norwalk
Park.
The regular business meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary will be held in the Y.
M. C. A. parlor, Tuesday, the 26th, at 8
p. m.
Addison Brown and family, of Union-
ville. will move to Brooklyn, early in
January. They will sell a portion of their
household furniture at auction.
-Admiasion to Co. F's Masquerade ball
at Armory: Gent and lady 50c; extra lady,
250.
The County Commissioners will be at
the Council chamber, South Norwalk,
Wednesday, to complete the issuance of
licenses. The application of Martin Spahr
will be acted upon at this time.
The annual muster and inspection of
Companies I" and D and the staff officers
of the Fourth Regiment residing in Nor-
walk, will be held in the Armory tonight
at 8 o‘clock. Major Albee will be the in-
specting ofiicer. ‘
Col. 1“. St. John Lockwood has on hand
aplan to extend St. John avenue in a
direct line to Saugatuck. He will give
his property for the project and others
have promised to do likewise. An at-
tempt will then be made to call the street
Saugatuck avenue. it is proponed to
make the thoroughfare sixty feet wide.
=According to the report of the Commis-
sioner of Internal lion-hue. Connecticut
has 434 cigar factories- and it? distilleries;
limiitlldilo cigars were made during the
past year: 322,000 cigarettes and 25,l27
pounds of smoking tobacco were manu-
factured; 303% bushels of grain produced
119,833 gallons of liquor. Apples furnish—
ed 15,1U3 gallons of apple brandy.
Among the football enthusiasts from
Norwnlk at the Yalel‘rincuton game in
New York, Saturday afternoon. were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Van Buren. Miss Mabel
Vnnderhoef. Miss Frances Leonard, Miss
Mary Kirby .lennings,1\iiss Mamie Mu-
ples, Ross llurohnrd. A. ll. Russell. H. W.
Fitch, R. G. Wilson, Jesse M. Ferris,
Percy id. Ferris. C. lrvlog Ferris, E. M.
Locktvmld, Ward Gregory, Clarence Nash.
l’. N. Knapp, James lil. Knapp, J. J. (Yaw
anagb, Chester and Ed Seller-k and James
Naples.
The following Norwalk (‘lllil'h are down
for trial this week and next: Minot lllake-
man vs. Amandua Bach, Court of Com-
mon Pleas, November 26; Village of Ches-
ter vs. Frank Leonard and C. ’1‘. Leonard.
Superior (lourt,llrcember ill; Mnnlce De-
Forcst Lockwood vs. The Norwalk Tram-
way company, Superior Court. December
5; James K. (:rofut vs. Jacob bl. lulyton,
Superior Court, December 5.
The iiounod Society of Xew llama la-
tends to make the prmluctlou of (louuod’e
beautiful and popular oratorlo. “The "I'-
demotion." to be given Tuesday afternoon
and evening. December lilth, at. thellyper-
ion Theatre, the fluent production of the
kind ever given in that city. 'l‘othlu end
themmmnsmeot has succeeded insecur-
log the following soloists, comprising the
best balanced quartttte that the society
has yet brought together: Mrs. lorries
Moore Lawson. the first lyric soprano in
either England or America. a beautiful
woman. with a voice of rare quality and
culture: Miss Gertrude Nay Stein. the
favorite young contralto. who recently
mule such a success at the Worcester fes-
tival: W. ll. Reigerl America's leading
tenor, an artist too well known for com.
meat. and Carl Dull. the most eminent
bureau in America. with the assistance of
the society's famous chorus of 230 voices,
and a complete orchshtra from Boston.
W
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night. December 3. {scenes news as mom-n rice.)
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Made of pure crystal c j '
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product of
A" the grape and most who] ‘ Alexa. ‘ laced
Whales are cheap substitutes for _ of W.
Qualification of any kind in "Clevele s.
it. {w
I .
,_ _ , mSoutls Main Street.
A War With Turkey
is one of the European prospects. but
there is no BPOEIIlW of your lighting
with the. Turkey of domeelicity. At
our market you willilud all kinds of
Poultry except tough ones DJ not for-
get that this will be the headquarters for
Flue Turkeys for your Tmnhslving
dinner As usuel we will undereell all
others. Olr pricsson other goods the
lowest. FREE DELIVERY.
« New Yell Mallet
, _ . FRANK s. avers, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block, Washl, Street
JACKSON’s Pno'roc; ‘ was
Combine the career s-rvnn sun nurse. Onr aim in to at. am... to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the ruorooaaenlc All
LARGE COLLECTION Ol‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Mesd’e Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street. Norwaik, Cons.
EDWARD STREET.
Your attention is called to the choice stock of BLANKETS and COMFOR-
TABLES we are showing. Special values are oflcred to you. GLOVES and MIT
TENS for all and to suit all purses. HOSIERY in wool and cotton at the lOWest
prices they have ever been sold.
HOLIDAY 00005!
Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a splenv
did aesortment in all kinds of Novelties, at attractive prices. The line includes
Books, Booklets, Calendars, etc, andls by far the largest stock we have ever shown.
Many of them are one—half regular price.
Edward Street,
No. 5, GAZETTE BUILDING.
SROllli sulwoun. RlTlEll. N e’i l lei ' "in. ensured“:
OCCUPIES a portion of E. (lusowskl‘s store. TEACHER 0F PMNO
corner of Wall and Water strewn. Nor-
wslk. c aliaadste the intent style! 1" M‘s" Terms reasonable on application. Address
36 West avenue. uuuiil (in;
cape. etc. .. aa'itl
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Riverside Artvscllool, L;
South Norwa‘k. Art Students‘ Lev ue Course.
Mrs. V» D. Prentiss Logan. tee times
Leonie Prentbs. instructors Apply in Miss
Scott. at Public Library, South Norwalk.
n7
lm
Gillian,monoculture
(the System of Musical and Vocal
lnslrucllou lndorscd and l'utronlzed
by the ltoyal l-‘alnily. nobility and
Gentry of taglund )
MRS. EMTH Olelll.
Pupil of Ibo above world famed School of
ilratorio and Plano-Forte instruction. in now
prepare'liorecelve pllpllu in South No-walil
and vicinity. and mlmpart the roost thorough
instruction by this rapidly progressive and um
equalled a stem of musical educallnn. Vuim-s
muéfl an a pure and imrfoct tunedvvelmml.
riding music at sight. delicacy combined
wuh tlnnmsn of touch. elasticity and Ramon.
by 4-! lingeringnre spmdily nmuiml by this
Illltlt'lllutlil system.
Relernlby special permission) in LG. lio—
human. 1).. Soolh Nor-walk: Humuvl Flru'
WEDDING PRESENT
THE OllNTlEST
eel. ll‘eq . mwaywlizdamas Campbell, M. 1)..
Bridgeport.
Address all communications, Box I. Ro-
waytun. Conn. > o2i :lm
' town...“ ‘
Tile Scow club gave a supper. Saturday
night, in their new club house on North
avenue. Nearly all the member-rand
many ofthelr friends were present. and
a thoroughly enjoyable time was passed.
The supper was all that mold be desired.
Albert W. Mills is confined to his home
by aslokness which came on auddculy
IMAGINABLE
CAN BE FOUND
FOR lllTlE OR lllllOll MONEY.
“‘“Wnlawm-.. ., MW... IN
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
James Ednoy received a line shepherd -
dog from a friend in lnckpori. N. \'., PIFCE m SETS
lust Week. and has named it "Freak." lie * ‘
thinks a great deal of the dog and says he .
would not take doll for ll.
Grand Chief Joseph 1’, Dickerson. of CF
New "ch”. paid a fraternal vlnltto Ivan-
hoe Castle. last Friday night. The doc
greo team will hold a special rehearsal to-
night.
Rev. W. l». Utley was called to New
Haven to preach. yesterday, and in conse-
quence there was no Unitarian service in
Knights of the Golden Eagle hall.
lafayette Engine company. No. 1, had a
supper at Mr. Railsrty's. fiaturdny night,
in honor of its victory last week.
Dr. W. T. Lightlc has givan up his po~
sition at Dr. J. J. Klndrsd's Sanitarium,
and moved to New York.
Mrs. lasso Brush and daughter Maris.
will men to John Btevens' house this
week.
Mrs. S. W. Cooper. of Babylon. ‘1. I... is
visiting friends in town.
Everett Mlllspangh has purchased a
new horse.
Isstlls’s Males tells.
The best salve in the World for cats.
bruises. accumulate. salt rhesus? few
mes. letter. chapped mm. chilblains.
norm. and all skin «apnoea, and posi—
tively cores piles, other» required. It
ammonia" perfect narration
or money refunded. Price to cents per
CLARK’S
AMElllOlll
OOT OLASS,
AT
ll. ll. PLAISTEO’S,
A. Washington that.
One Price and That“
When you. come in and see our line of
You’llopcn your eves. , , .. ,_
, And your pocket-book likewise. ' '
iv“
OVEROOATSMO us‘
And hear the prices. N0 trouble to sell these coats at our prices.’ , R
We have Overcoate for '
1 $5.00,
and good ones at that, but the ones WE TALK THE LOUDEST
about are our
Blue and Black Kerseys. They are actually the best value we
ever saw. Well made and trimmed; cloth fine grade, and give
the general impression of a $15 Coat When it comes to better
ones we are right at home, beginning at '
$12.0 35.24.00. ,
This is the identical coat a large New York clothing house quotes
at $38, as being excellent value. - .
If you want Ulsters’. Beaters. Suits. Under-
wear. Caps. Mills. Gloves or Hosiery. this great
home store is a grand good place to make your
purchases.
COMSTOCK BROS...
l4 South Main Street,
South llorwalll;
MILFORD A. GIFF‘IN, MANAGER.
they
go to
ismnicfsuiulng.
Harwell.
l870 25 YEARS. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS [895
Special Announcement. '
Having remodeled my store throughout, 1 now claim that I have one of the finest
and best arranged stores that can be found. Will open on
SAT U RDAY. NOVEMBER 91h.
one of the most complete and selected stocks of
WATCHES. DIAMOMOS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPl’IOll.
Suitable for prizes. Fine Clocks. Optical Goods. and in fact. everything a first class jewelry
store should consist of. Thanking the public for past favors. 1 es iall invi
inspect my store. 16 801” ll MAIN STREET. pee y to them to
Ii S. RO()D.
have Some Time Ago
I .told of a man in New Jersey of whom it was
said that he would bite a grain of coffee in two
to make weight.
A friend of was living in that state. takes offence
at my going so far from home for my illus tloua
and tells me "that’s not half so bad as the ankee
that spit in the sugar to make full weight, or the
iankee miller that always kept the cat on his
llour scales. or the Yankee that always kept his
thumb in the measure when he drew his mo-
lessee.”
if you feel assured that the merchant who supplies
your wants gives you full value for your money,
not alone weight. but quality, too, stick to that
man; it will pay you.
MAN UEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL srnnnr.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
sonar '03
t Buffalo Gluten Feadlor I rest
it," BErl’l‘iiitAlh Catt e, Chickgasnagg (fished.
l‘onuousas sOLMANs'
AND CATTLE. LIVERY Brenna.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silverware
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A. W. AUS
OPERA HOUSE ”BLOCK, NORW -“ f
IMI FOR
A - Moveuggn - SALE
FlMlLl BOOT lllO SHOE STORE of O. H. lllRVEl.
These goods will heelosod out at reduced prices FOR one HOME
OYhY. so new is the time to lay in a winter's supply of '
Boots, Shoes and Bubbers
whilsthwesobshought
teeth UM toss.
s.
one. ӎ, .
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