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of m Typical Connecticut Cities.
Samuel Story, of Elmcrest Terrace, who
7 harbeen very ill, in now able to be out,
I
The fire uohlpahioa of South Norwalk
will hold their monthly meetings tonight.
The regular meeting of the South INor-
Walk Board of Councilmen will be held
tonight. -~
Mrs. Hattie bheldon and family have
movedtonpartments in the if. C. Ely
blockfrom IfSSouthMain street.
The front 010.1). Newman's new store
in the Ely block on North Main street has
been painted ih/iuiitation of marble.
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Joseph Larsen has opened the grist dc-
purtmeut of the Red Mills, in Darien, for-
merly conducted by Crofoot & Rose.
The Italian Mutual Improvement socie-
ty will hold ameeting tonight in the bar-
‘ ber shop on South "Main street. 7
Jennie Logan, of Lowe street. was bad—
,‘ly injured one day last week. by falling
through thefloor'timbers to the cellar of
‘_Fred Barthol's new house.
A fire was started, Saturday night, in
the furnace in the new westobound depot.
for the purpose of drying it out and pre-
venting the water and sewer connections
from freezing.
' James Fancher, an, expressmnn (icing
business betweenNorwalk andBridgeport,
is arranging to substitute a motor wagon
operated by a storage battery. for the two
horse team he uses at pr
There will be a public bearing upon the
Norwalk Tramway company’s petition to
extend its tracks over East, St. John and
Westport avenues, at the Norwnlk Coun-
cil room, at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
The petition which has been in circula-
tion in South Norwalk, asking for addi-
7 tloml trains for the accommodation of the
people of this city, hears about 400 signa-
turns. It will be forward to the railroad
ofllcinls at once.
' 'Ths roof of an unusually high freight.
cur scraped along the edge of the roof of
the platform on the East-bound - depot.
one night last week 'splinteriug- the
moulding, but fortunately doing no
serious damage 1...“..-
Mrs.’ Daniel Dunlap, whose sickness in
Brooklyn has heretofore been referred to
- is reported as being slightly better. She
will not return to South Norwalk for
some weeks yet. Mr. Dunlop has been
spending a few days here.
Rev. Gerald if. Beard will probably
start this week on his vacation of two
weeks. . The pulpit of the South Norm Ilk
Congregational church will be occupied
on the 8th and 15th insts. by Rev. If. N.
Dunning and Rev. A. F. Beard.
f‘~—Xative white turnips, 301a bushel at R.
Joselowky' 5, East Norwnlk.
While digging a ditch for a new fire
hydrant at the corner of School and
Chestnut streets, Norwalk, last Saturday,
Thomas Fitzgerald was buried to his arm
,pits by acave in, and was unable to ex-
tricnte himself. He was helped out by a
passer by. A W
DavidE. Disbrow, in response to a re
quest, from the pmstor and society 3 con:«
mittee of the South Norwalk Congrega‘
tioual church, has consented to act as
treasurer of the subscription in
ment of the church debt. The pastor has re-
ceived additional pledges, amounting to
7 $91, which makes a total of $333,133.
. Ward, Gregory and A. P. Sherwood
drove from Norwalk to Bridgeport, Sat—
yrdny,tosee the football game between
the Bridgeport High school eleven and
the Hillhouse High school team, of New
Haven, which resulted. in favor of the
.Bridgcports by a score of l2 to 0. Other
Norwalkers in attendance were Samuel L.
t, Weed and E. M. Lockwood.
I , District Deputy “'illinm J. Moore, of
the Sons-10f St George of Norwalk. will
\tonight install the newly elected oiliccrs
f Pioneer Lodke, Bridgeport: Tuesday
fight, the officers of Welcome Stranger
ge, of Norwalle: “'ednesday night,
Mltgna Charter Lodge, of Bridgeport:
Mohda‘y, December 9, Nelson Lodge, of
Dallbflfl’: W'ednesday, December l1,
Albion Lodge, of Stamford.
The niii‘runl business meetin'v‘ and elec-
7 tion of officérs of Grace chapter. Brother
hood of St. Andrew, will be held Wednes—
day night at 7: 30 o clock, in the Guild
. room. In accordance with the new by-
laws the monthly business meeting will
hereafter be lield the first Wednesday
, night, instead of the third Monday night,
. of each month'.' ,The devotiOnal meeting
‘ will be held the Thursday night before the
‘ third Sunday of each month. The devo-
tional meeting for this month will be held
the 12th. .
DflY'. (
Rev. '1'. if. Noble preached at Kennett
yesterday afternoon ..___
, Charles Farrlngtoo, of the freight of-
fice in South Norwalk. is sick.
The boat if. X. You Duscn is at Bay-
mond Brothers’ wharf with goal.
I". Z'l‘homas 115111111511 up his pmitiou
in Bridueport 'and returned} to ( ‘.ranbnry
John llannigan has gone on the Nor-
walk Street Railway line as a regular
conductor.
The hot water pipe in Chief of Police
Yollmer‘s residence burst last night and
flooded the kitchen.
The Ladies’ Aid society of Cranbury,
will holdnsewmg bee with Mrs. ll. M.
Fillow, Wednesday afternoon.
John Ryan, who suddenly left town
some time ago, has returned home, but is
not living with his wife and family.
The main belt on the engine at the \'or-
w oil; Lock factory broke this morning
shortly after!) o’clock, causing a shot-
down until noon.
The cxecutivecommlttee of the Norwnlk
Hospital association will meet at Dr. J. G.
Gregory's office this afternoon at 3 o’clock
to discuss the new hospital plans.
Attorney John If. Light witnessed the
performances of Henry lrving and Ellen
Terry in New York. Saturday afternoon,
in the “Merchant of Venice" and “Louis
Xi."
Dr. W. l.. Weed, who has been confined
to his home on West Main street by sick-
ness for severalweeks, is able to be out
13d expects to be at his office in a short
it me.-
Thc Ministering circle of King’s Daugh-
ters of the First Congregational church
are holding abusiness meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Frederick Beldcn this
afternoon.
Thcinlant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hubbard, of Bad Axe, Michigan,
was baptized in the First Congregational
church yesterday morning. The name
given was Caroline Lockwood.
The fair of the South Norwalk Fife and
Drum band opened suspiciously in Cycle
Hall,\ Aisthorpe‘s building, Saturday
night. and continues this week. Many
attractions are offered to visitors.
Allie Fisher, the seven weeks' old son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher, died at
their home on lloyt surest, So‘uth Nor-
walk. Saturday. The remainyw ere sent
to Deep Riv er. (' can, for burial today.
The special. meeting of stockholders of
athe Norwulk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company, which was to be held at
Norwalk today, will be pastponed until
tomorrow afternoon at l oclock. at the
I- ompany 5 office.
.T;In1es.\ic.\rilleand Martin Burke, of
“‘estport, were arrested for Ilriinkcnness
by ()liicers Hunt and Yulicnt, Saturday
night,‘on “’estp‘nrt avenue. They were
fined $5 and costs in the Town Court this
morning, and paid up. .
“The funeral of Mrs. Tlebeccu Mallory
, was largely attended from her late resi-
dence on East Wall street.,$aturdny af
ternoon. Rev. '1‘: K. Noble oflicinted, as-
sisted by tho lievs. Watkins and Selleck
The burial was in Norwalk cemetery.
(‘olfhx Encampment, i. l). l). 1“,, will
have a big time tonight. Wuscusse vl'ln—
campment. of Stamford. will be present
and bring three of their candidates for the
Royal Purple-degree. All Royal Purple
degree Odd Fellows are invited to be
present.
‘—Congrcgntional supper tomorrow oven-
i-ng, Norwalk Opera House. Supper served
mm 6 to ll) o'clock.
Rel: T. MxCrowley, assistant pastor of
St. Mary's church, Bridgeport, formerly
an assistant of Father Slocum at St.
Mary‘s church, Norwalk, yesterday an-
nounced that he had received notice of his
transfer to a7‘church in New Milford of
which be will be pastor. At the 10:30
mass Father Crowley preached his fare-
well sermon. 4
\\'e hear that Mr. lifimiston is planning
a war song concert to biggiven soon. Mr.
Humistou has had experiencfln several
such affairs, and was associated in one
concert with the late Dr. George F. Root,
the famous writer of war songs. Such
concerts are very inspiring from a patriot‘
ic point of view,nudawnr"song concert
would be I: novelty to South'Xorwalk
people.
The young men of Cranbnry have form-
ed a literary club. They meet every
\Vedncsday evening at the home of the
‘ treasurer, John C.‘ ,Knorr. They , have
been presented with quite a number of
valuable books by a friend. The club has
not gotten“ fairly started yet,.but the club
is earnest and deserves the encouragement
of all book~lovers. The members intend
to take up history. They have also sub
scribed for a few periodicals.
—-.-\ good thing, Capron’s hand loaded
smokeless shot gun cartridges. Council-
man For. took five hu dred of- them to
Virginia last-week. I
IxonwALR news on mourn PAGE)
You believe In pure food, you buy the best flour, the
Best eggs, the best sugar, yet y0u have not tried the
best baking powder unless you have used Cleveland's.
“ Pure and Sure.”
‘ SHURTY SIEIIIIIIIID. BATTER,
‘ ry H. Rolofi of Utah associate justice of
7 Philadelphia Judge Ar old refused to
run Lamas? AND FINEST 5355111111711 IN THE CITY.
Baldwin. $1.75 bbl. Creenlng ‘$l.50 bbl.
Baker. $2.25 Dbl. K log, $2.50 bbl.
cllliflower. $2.50. epltzeuberg. $2.50.
F. D.
22 South 'olaln Street.
A War With kaey
i4 one of the European prospects but
there is no necessity of your fighting
with the Turkey 0! oomealicity. At
our market you will find all kinds of
Poultry Ixcept tough ones Do not for-
get that this will be the headquarters for
Fine l'urheys for your Thanksgiving
dinner. As usual we will undernell all
others. 0" prices on other goods the
lowest. “TEE ”El.“ Ell."
New York 7 Motel.
FRANK s. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
and to furnlsh them with tho tine-st productions of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! AB'I‘.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
(OVer F. Mead's Confectionery.) 53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
Your a‘tcntion is called to the choice stock of MARKETS and COMFOR-
TABLES w‘e are showing. Special values are offered to you. (114“ ES and Ml '-l‘
TENS for allnnd to suit all purses. HOSTERY in wool and cotton at the lowest
prices they have ever been sold. ,.
HOLIDAY Goons!
Many like‘to buy holiday presents early, sown have pro red to show a splen-
did assort‘uient in all kinds of‘ Novelties, at attractive pri . . The line includes
Hooks. Booklets, Calendars, etc, and is by far the largest s ck we have over shown.
Many of them are onehulf regular price. -
Edward Street
No. , (iAZIflTTE IIU II..I)IQ:V G
Nellie M. DlsbrOW.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Tums reasonable on appdcatlon. Address,
I); W ml avenue- ' ang'llfim
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C(‘Ul’lES a portion of E. (hunts-«kl a More.
corner"! W allan \\ aver otwrr-em .\' 1-;
walk. I ‘allandsco the latest styles in ham.
oops, etc. .. flit!
I
Riverside Art School,
Smlh Vorwalk. Art Stride nchv' Jllt ('ourn.
\lrs.‘ \ l). Prentiss lmgan. )llnfl (irate
Lennie Prentlas. lustful-lore: Atlply In Miss ,
'-‘c.ntr at Public 1. ibrary. routh Vurwnlk. ‘
[II In
91111111111111qu of Music
(The System of Musical and l'ocal
instructlon lnIlorseIl and Pnlronizvd
by the Royal Family. nobility and
Gently of hngland )
l’ ll fmasbE'IIME‘IIEleI'Ime-dNEI-iionl of I
_' THE DllNTIEST
Oratorio and Piano-tone lnstructlon. is no“
prepare it» receive pupil-I in fionlb Norwalk
and I. [I fully. and tollllpztrl the most thorough
Instruction by this rapt-fly progressive and Ill
equalled avstom of mush III uluca'lnn. \' oh P~
u-m t'fl and I: pure and perfect tone m velnped.
Reading mus-lo at sign. delicacy combined
with tinnitus-10f touch. elastlettv and lhxibll-
ity of fingering are speedily acquired by this
man bless system.
Revers‘tnby spot lnl permission) to J. H. Ti )-
lIannnnJVl 1)., Smith Norwalk; 41min- l E‘Ick
en, ssq . Timmy ton, James ( anlfbll. .\l. D .
Brldauimrt.
Address all communications, Box 2. Ro-
way tun, Conn. 1-21 'lm
’4 Joe Ernfit'i‘n Troubles.
IMAGIN ABLE
Deacons. ln., lie-o. 2,—J. K. Emmett.
Jr., booked to nppenr hero Friduywulg‘ht,
left Cedar Rapids for Denver, where his CAN BE FOUND
wife expects to institute divorce proceed.
lugs as II «sequel to the San Francisco
tragedy.
. A Newspaper limes Borneo.
AMHERST, Nb ,l)ec. LL—Fire dostroy~
ed The Sentinel newspaper and the Black
building on Main street, entailing a loss
of $35,000; insurance, $20,000. Many
valuable books bolooglug to Cumberland
cpunty were destroyed.
Hit: It ‘ SETS
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TELECRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Hon. J. A. McKenzie, the United States
minister, has arm ed at Lima, Porn.
A mail train struck I: wagon containing
three persons at Air Line Junction. 0.,
killing all of them.
An epidemic of measles has broken out
at the naval station in Newport, it. 1.,
and already there are 15 caries in the host
pltal.
At Auburn the juryln the case of Sam-
uel Gillett, charged with wrecking the
Rome Central bank, rendered a verdict of
not guilty.
President Olovelnnd has appointed Hen-
CLARK'S
AMEBIIIANE
GUT'GIASS
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the supremo court of, Utah, vice William
Smith, deceased}
At the Republican caucus Saturday
night Thou B. Reed of Maine was
11111511110112.1135 nominated for speaker of
the house of representatives in tho Fifty-
fourth congress.
Bishop A. W. Wnyman, next to Fred
Dongla the ablest colored man develop-
ed in tb United Statos,<fell, stricken with '“
paralysis, at his home in Baltimore and .
in a few minutes was dead
In the court of oyor nd termlnerln
nt Herman W. Mudgctt. alias H. H.
olmos, who was convicted on Nov. :3 for
the murder on Sept. 2, 1694, of Be F.‘
Pltozel, a new trial and sentenced the
condemned murderer to death.
The Hymns brothers, Harry and Dallas.
who were on trial at Toronto charged
with the killing of Walla, the beneficiaries
nf whose insurance policies, aggregating
“0,000 they “subsequently became, were
Berth tors-1mm.
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AWTON & 00.,-
C Imblne the LATEST STYLE AID FINISH. Our aim to to give satisfaction to our patrons.
WEDDING PRESENT
III ”fill: an ‘mucH mun.
ESTABLISIIED 1§67§
One Price and That'Rightl
You?" open your eyes.
And your pocket-book likewise.
When you come in and see our line of
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 LOUDEST
about are our .
$l 0.00
Blue and Black Kerseye. 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;
$I2.00 $24.00.
This Is the identical coat a. large New York clothing house quotes
at 838, as being excellent value.
It you want UlsIeIs Beaters Suits. Under-
wear. Caps. Min. loves or Hosiery. this gr
home store is a good good place I?) make your
purchases. . ~» _ 7,.
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they
go to
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l4 South Main Street.
South Norwalh'
MILFORD A. GIFFIN
l870 ‘ ESTABLISHED "/4395
25 I PARS ruins. m...
Sp eciai AnnounCemént.
Having premodeled my store throw "lmut I now claim that I have one of the finest
and best arranged stores that can be found.“ ill open on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9th. ““7
one of the most (' otupicte and selected stoc kl: of
Masonic'u'Buililing,
Inmalk. -
;MAN.I’GER. .1 . .1: ;
NOVELTIES [IF EVERY DESCRIPTIITI
Suitable for prim. Fine Chicks. Optical ('mmls,1\nd’ln fact, ev anything a first class jgwolry
store I-hould conel: t of. Thanking the uphill for past favors. l especially invite them to
inspect my store. _ , Gaul} I ll MAIN 518331.
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~ Some Time Ago
7; I told of a man in New Jersey of whom it was
said that he would bitengrsin of coffee in two
It) make weight.
A friend of mine living In that state, takes offence
at my going so far from home for my illustrations
and tells me "that’ a 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
door scales, or the Yankee that always kept his
losses. "
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 Graln Dealer/I.
a AGEIIT [OB
“gig”! ufl‘alo “Gluten. Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
‘3 F0 Riionses SOLMA'NS9F
AND 0.1mm. LIVERXMSTABLE.
PERHAPS vDU DON’T!
Watches. KleIIVelrygiur
or your Watches, Clocks andIJewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
Diamonds. ' SilveIWaIe
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
“fl . 4 ‘llllllfllll .
A ~7'-NOVEMBER ~SALE
FAMILY 800T AID SHOE STORE of C. II. HARVEY.
These goods “111i be closed out at reduced prions ran out: MONIR‘
OYLY, so now is the time to lay In a winter's supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
while they can be bought 4
,1. f5), 7 '
llllElltllAlS IIn‘uIsIIIs,
WATCHES. DIIMDMDS, JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER. L:
thumb in the measure when he drew his moo ‘
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A. “1. AUSTIN“
At Bargain Prices \W-,],
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