' . w‘Native white turnips, 800 bushel at R'. : mm. will move me :5 Union “l P1” "29...... m Talbot will deliver an addrera fl Grace church. Sunday eight. new diaohols n being placed under thanilroad bridge over Mechanic street. Constable Hunt tool: Mary Shannon to the Middletown Insane asylum,yesterday. Alhin Malina, the North is u treat tether, hassecured the services of Mr. oaelovahy’s. East Norwnlk. w--. w...— w... a Mrs. G. M. Wamsley, of 94 Union street, ‘ has received word that her father is dead , in Danbury. L. H. Becker's window, as usual, con- tains a number of very fine etchings, that attract general attention. The Norwalk Street Railway company has erected a cluster of lights at the term;- nus of its line at Monroe street. A dime sociable Will be held Tuesday night“: the home of Mrs. Coies, in West Nor-walk. by the Mission society.’ Charles Neville, of Valley Place, was playing rugby yesterday, when he fell on a bottle and cut himself quite severely. The annual meeting offlthe Norwalk Hospital association will be held at the Norwalk Library rooms. next Tuesday night. WW --'i'he “Ellis Musical club" are to have . [an evening" of music very soon with ”The Symphony.” ”Wm.-- Max Krause is moving today from Stuart avenueto the apartments in the Arlen Hall building. and has taken the position of janitor. ' Berna A. Vickers has rented of] Mrs. Dortha Stabell. the store now occupied by William F. Kern. the cigar dealer, on Washington street, and will move his butter store there from NorthMain street. next week. Henry Jest, the South Main street har- bor. went to Stamford yesterday to attend the funeral of a relative. During his absence a dispatch arrived announcing the sudden death of his_auut, Mrs. Lena Weigan, of Brooklyn. Ferdinand Ii. Moliring, who is on the United States steamship Minneapolis. has written to friends and relatives here that the ship started this week from Newport News for Turkey, to remain there until J uiyor August in 1596. —-New Dunlap hot at O’Brieu‘s. Twenty-four members of Louise and Humboldt Lodges Went by carryail to New Canaan and visited Welland Lodge, Thursday night. After several hours of- dancing, the invitation of Justice William Schildknechdt, of Dar-ion, to visit his house was accepted, and refreshments and a good time resulted.” V A famiiyreunion was held at the De- _ Klyn residencemn Main street. yesterday. Among those present Were Charles De. Klyn and family,of New York; Mr. and Mrs. William Wright. of New York: 13. Frank DeKlyn, of New York,aud Mr. and Mrs. William DeKiyn. of Norwaik.-~~Dan- bury News. The Berlin iron Bridge company has made rapid progress on the bridge over Washington street during the past few days. and the removal of the boots under the bridge,now under way, gives nddi~ tional prominence to the work. The present half of the structure will it is ex- pected, becompleted within two weeks, who work will at once be commenced on the west side. —-When you desire an evening of danc- ing with friends ”The Symphony" plays elegantly the waltz, galop. two step, lan- ciers, em, etc. Rev. Gerald H. Board will preach at the South Nor-walk Congregational church tomorrow morning on ”The Life of the Spirit." For the evening It meeting has been arranged of special interest to bust - nessrnen.nnd indeed to all who are fair in; the practical problems of business life. Three ten-minute addresses are to be given by as many well-known business men, discussing the question, “Is Chris- tianity Fitted to Produce Successful Business lien?" The pastor will conduct the service. and the music will be by it ehoirof male values under the direction of Mr. llumiaton, with comet soloist. The music of the morning will be as follows. Organ prelude. ”The Deluge."Saint Sirens; “them. “Jerusalem. " Parker; soprano solo; organ, Grand Chorusiu I), Guilmant. In the evening: Organ. Laue Dec, Dnboiu: anthem. W. H. Humleton: “0 Holy “no, is (integer Vitae.) Fleming; organ. , Inchinc, Weber. ‘ es— cg s. the best sugar, beet Wing «IO W leathe- see We “resume-flaw“ - WeYs‘sagehavmirosi W sveaustciiasquuylaee 'W P. J. Nanny has have ”his home. oclayurasnsioee'fharaday. . «5111:!th ladiea' hair. at O’Brim' s. The Harv Bvoekway is at Raymond Brothers' wharf with a cargo of fire brick. Today being fit. Andrews Day. a see: vice will he held in Grace church tonight at 3 o’clock. A «earner hydmtlshriag pot in pool: tioo on School street. taking the pm of an old one. Peter mas. of Arabian“, has mi...» ed his position with the Metropolitan la: snranee company, he nnmhrof real line: sales in Kora walk was time. and the mortgages amounted to 814.460. last week. The plans for the new Smalls limit ml building were received this morning ~0ver one hundred of our last com- posers have music arranged for the ”Eyre: phony" organ. UIA Norwall‘t councilman was seen riding his bicycle on the sidewalk yesterday. The annual election of firickiugham Post, (i. AI. R... will takopiuoe Wedm day evening, December 4. Dan Keefe. at Greenwich. and Harry Lane, of Bridgeport, will gives six-round exhibition for the window at the Athletic club's entertainment, December 20th. John lintchine, of Taylor avenue. had a Thanksgiving present of molten” for Sim from Ambrose KJliy, of New York city, one 0! Mr. Hutchine’ old Sunday school scholars. —-Men’ s and boy‘ as winterenps. (“Men a, Theremaineoflhciafoatmofflw and Mrs. n.1,. Terrie,“ llovseheads. N V, were brought to Norwalh yesterday, for interment in the Stuart plot at Union cemetery. Dennis Mnlcahey. a young son of Mrs. Catherine Muleahey, of Main street, Nor: walk, fell from the ”Md story to the cellar of James Hogan's new We» Cross street, Thankafiving slimmer». and broke his leg. The Electric Light Commissioners are closing up the work on their report for the year ending October i9». It will some he presented to the: flower-ii. The repent makes a better showing than ever Mme Rev. A. H. Wyatt wi-il‘oc‘onm the peril» pit of the Norwielk Methodist church Mir morning and) evening tmwwvw. The sacrament will be observer! in the: room ing. The theme of the evening mwm will be. “iron Chariots: or, flow to «aim» quer Bad Habitat” - Expressmun Calvin Snyder’s team of horses took. fright on: Mechanic street. yesterday afternoon. and: mo shaman Wood street to the railroad depot pram ty. A valuable blanket was Emil, and owe of the wheels of the tum-lo was Molten. » New Youman: derby at i i‘ Item"... ’l‘omorrow morning, or. the Search: SM walk Baptist church. there- with he mm sermon and the Lord’s Supper. in the: evening the pastor will premlr the hearth in the special serieiroll sermons on “xterm Things New Under Sheliiitnu”miliirfite‘t,“”fliilt New Citizenship: " At the First Methodist Episcopal? church tomorrow, Rev. A. S. Savannah, pastor. the sacrament of themed} Mapper will be oimerved inr thomomiaixhnri in the evening the ienithiti'él'uotvutavi oer-taro» on the Pilgrim's Progress will be wean. Attractive music always. fiv‘evvibwiy wci COIN“. George Hoyt. of South Smalls. who while painting at WM Haven]... I...“ the time of the eyelbnic, Juno *2”, was badly injured. was rtiseliwww on Thank giving day from St. Vincent‘s W New York, where howmtaliieni with time of his injury. Hoyt wan mom faves a compound fractured thie- aiiusiii. am am and leg brokonhv two places. mm on» broken and his hand emailed. iiw We returned to lilouaiilt Namath. luvs Nomi very strong. ~I «A public atevooptinnw "Milli-two will be given Saturday, Mmdwy med ’l‘meariey evenings. at the Nov. Boston store «we. Maw-mom an At the First [conversational church. to: morrow morning. themes will M on "The Vision of the Virility la the evening there will to a openiwil overdue! for the members of film li'oivriiib Regimen-Ii, 1.”. N. (i, of which the pastor is chaplain. Seats will he reserved for vacuum f! and'F aniiiaisofov the ewlonei sail mill members of his staid as any New to» to present. There will to special m by an... 32 as bbl. ‘ e not Greenina once not. vii log. $2.50 bbl.’ sunflower. $2.50., epitzenberg. $2.60. 1:. o. LAWTON & 00., 22 snuth Main Street. Donovan’s Block. . (3WD. "it summon All) IIIIIII. E. M. Jackson. i0"! 1’. lieu? a Wfoethnery. ) EDWARD TAIilJfS we are showing. ms for all and to suit all purses. prices they have ever been sold. flasks. ilmklats, Calendars, etc, and is by Many of than are owhaif regular price. Edward SilOilli SHERWOOD. iiiTlEii. (W ”m 3 ion of E. Owwaki's store. em 2M! alleged W ale! straw». Nor- Washington Street. JACKsON’Is PHJE‘OGRAPHS . sad to furnish than with the finest productions of the PHOTOGRAPH") Afar. LAM! OOLLWI'IOH Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. Your attention is called to the choice stock of BLANKETS and COMFOR- Special values are ofi'crcd to you. HOSIERY in wool and cotton at the lowest HOLIDAY GOODS! Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a splen- did Mimi in all kinds of Novelties, at attractive prices. The line includes A War ifiih Tquey is one of the European prospects. but there is no necessity of your fighting with the Turkey of oomssiicity At our market you will find all kinds of Poultry except tough ones Do not fora set that this will be the headquarters for Fine Turkeys for your Thanksgiving dinner As usual we will underseil all others. 0" gripes on other goods the lowest. i‘li Ii DELIVERY. New York MaIkei. FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor. Our aim is to gin satisfaction'to our patrons. Photographer. 53 Wall Street. Norwaik, Gena. STREET. GLOVES and MIT- far the largest stock we have ever shown. Street No. 5 (SAZET'I‘E BUIIAI)ING¢‘ Nellie M. Disbrow." TEACHER 0F PIANO. i mm» ”WIVS’W. AH Mddnte' L09 ue Conrad. ro. if it. Prentiss Hagan, Isa Grace 1m. in: i’maiiw. iii-simmers Apply to Miss mum. ul’olnminbrm mutt: non-walk. 1 L? In tiiiiiaii Lulu Stiulufiiu silk 5:“ Me! lasieai and Vocal iaaiuei funnel and Patronized hy the Noysl I'ssiii3. nobility and beam of heels“ i a“... I IRS. [Hill OiXOii. “coil of the aim» world famed Elmo-i of ‘WMWJflMWF we insertuion. is non Weivusrmwlfl woiiun rout). Norwaik Wiielifo Mid min) r1 lhe most thorough inflvaMihierap' 1J3 progressiv-eanriuu emwliaei rum of musical oducaiion. V iiil' re and a pure-am min i some n. weiupod [Minx movie: a' ”law. tin-:JiIiuy combined WW a: WWW”! mum. elae'icifi and dexibi i- luv If mlmuviawars swdilquuired by this Mehmmrtm “dictum ivy-«Mel wrfniseiuu) in .i. 6. ii)- Mow If ii. wimp pier-salt; Minn l Fn-k Nwflwm . lhixeannondawu i ‘fimpheii. M. i). .. w»! “diam all umwuuioatioue. Box: . Roe 'N)‘ on. «one .124 'lm ‘— , . _ . . W... .. W-..- WICIWILLE. CMM Camera“ and family ate Tusk-wring dinner with Mrs. J ease Rue. m. The? Inseam is slowly recovering from her meat illness. for which all con: emu! are very thankful. ”mm Mrs. H. h”. Webb entertained limeliky Sanford and family, also John H. William: new family. at Thanksgiving dinner. ”I. 33d MN. if. M. Godfrey moved to Muslim ihie M’swik, Mr. fiedfrey having attained a lewd position in that place. MW ”who sued family. of Little ”Mam. wt the holiday «with his moth ”1. Mrs». Jane Mans. Mr. 3“ Mrs. William Bennett. .ir.. of Saw Jersey. are visiting at. her moth s-r's. MN. ii. lime. John ii. Williams. who is working in My Um. repeat the holiday at home with his family. Mr. and Mn. Jami Godfrey. of Cannons. thrilled at Andree Godfrey‘s on Thanks- sivim «lar- (ffnsiiov Ii. Murchison and family spent WW3“ stir imrsi Hill with his mm. the choir andesermhy the W on "i‘hc Bottle oi ”fez" mam afiil' Grand: Army, out new” Meir» generally are normally welcomed. (NOBWMLK “W M emu I'Mle? be“You believe' In pure lood you buy the! heat floor, the. ing powder unless you have used Cleveland's. 4‘ Pure and Sure.” yer, you have not tried the . WW , ”muslm. 4.. .flflMMfl. W. of Brooklyn. are Marcel: with Mrs. Settle Beers. via. Am fiolfrey is recovering anatomic! Bro-militia - W “my .MMW i '4 MINER. W. mills in“! ran away Wag. smashing the shafts and mm , ”MM“ 33‘ Dolly Sweet. of 1m City ”gusts of lira Sarah Emacs: use... My. William WM is visiting in Brooklyn. W. , mmmmnusema. mummy Maseru styles in bats. T. zap-9’“: m3“ Ilfi WEI-13333:?!“ on application. :udg‘z‘l‘ifiug: , _ _ g ,.-g-_-— ,. , ... V... :3 -.... s... .._. ELE ...,_. We w........_.._.-. —- Iivsrsids in school, THE OMNTIEST WEDDING PRESENT IMAGINABLE CAN BE FOUND FOE lilllE Oil MOOH MONEY. IN PIECE OR SETS OF CLARK’S iiMEiilOiN?J Olli OliSS AT iihhflwt on ESTaBLlsra is!) ‘0 shoot. «I -4 9 Price and That R You’ll open your eyes. And your pocket-book likewise. ~ , When you come in and see our line of l x OVEROOATS III unmask: Blue and Black Kerseye. Theygare actually the best value we ever saw. And hear the prices. No trouble to sell these coats at our prices. ‘ We have Overcoats for ‘ $5.00, and good ones at that, but the ones WE TALK THE LOUDEBT about are our $10.00 ~ [ .Well made and trimmed;cloth fine grade, and give the general impression of a $16 Coat. When it comes to better ones we are right at home, beginning at ‘ they go to S i 2.00 $24.00. This is the identical coat a large New York clothing house quotes at $38, wear. home store is a good good place to make your purchases. nnllhfllflnh-I “an? ORK SOLE SHOES LD Suitable for prim-e. store should couri- t of. Thankful: the public for past favors. l especially invite them to inrpet t my store. as being excellent value. If you want lilsiers, teeters. Suits. undel- caps. Miiis Gloves or Hosiery thisg‘reai ,c. —w——— -- FOR—- 159A who on : peCIal Announcement. 1‘ iiav Ing premodeled my store throughout, I new claim that I have one of the finest and best arranged stores that can be found. Will open on SATU RDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. one of the most complete and selected stocks of WATCHES, DIAMOMOS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER, NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fine f‘locks. Optical Goods, and in fact. everything a first clue jewelry Hi hulllu MAIN 313]“: / II, S. RO()D. A Some I'i'lme Ago told of a man in New Jersey of whom it was said that he would bite agrsin of coffee in two to make weight. A friend of nuns living' In that state, takes oflenoo -nt my going so far from home for my illustrations and o No me "that’s not half so bad as the Yankee that spit in the sugar to make full weight. or the Yankee miller that always kept the cat on his flour scales. or the Yankee that always kept hie thumb in the measure when he drew his mo- asaes’ 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. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. :The Leading Grain Dealer. A0!" 1‘03 Buffalo R(iluten Feed ior Cattle, Chickens and Horses. BEST SOLM ANS'F FORH 088 A88 AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But "(you should want any Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry; or SilveIwere A. or your Watches. Clocks andIJewelry re- paired and cleaned. call or send at once to ‘W. AUSTIN, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. lllll Hill - NOVEMBER - SALE AT THE FIMILY BOOT AND SHOE STORE of O. H. HIBYEY. These goods will beciosed out at reduced prices FOR 02m MONTH W in a winter's supply of Boots, Shoes and MRW‘ . while theyoauhshoeght . Athprcain P141393: £4: -.
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