11181 1111111111. m new concerning current Event: GM Frosribs Highways and Byways , 1» Typical connoilem‘cliies. Raymond Brothers are discharging a cargo of stone at their wharf. Nomad Mrs. Herman Stunts, of Center avenue. have a new baby boy. - The Town Court will receive its returns from the superior Court this month. ‘1 W 7. The crushed stone for West avenue cost thecity of Norwaik 81,101.40. 1 Last evening Miss Ella McLean, of \‘or- walk. lost a pocketbook containing 811. St. Paul's church fair will be h’eld at the Nor-walk Opera House next Wednes- - day. and Thursday evenings. ' , Chief Engineer J. '13. Prowitt, of the Norwalk fire department, will call the 4 annual inspection of the department '1 ,e rly this month. 1 «All of 0Ir88hats will be sold for ill. These hats are made of the finest of vel- . vet and trimmed profusely with half plumes, at II. Krieger s. The Electric Light commissioners have been requested by the Council to place a . light on Water street,uear the Consolidat- ed railroad bridge. '_ Miss Ge trnde Camp, organist at the Norwnlk Congregational church, is train- ing the childrenof the Sunday school for their annual Christinas festival. The New York Press of yesterday con- tained the pictures of some of the mem- bers of the fifty-fourth Congress. _ Among them is Congressman E. J. 11111.. of Nor- 'walk. _ The main belt in the Norwnlk Lock factory broke again this morning, just as the machinery was starting up, and ne' cessitated another shut—down until noon MEY- The main shaft and piiley 1n the engine ‘ room at Lonnsbury, Ma ewson & Co.” :1 factory met with an accident, Saturday. and the shop was closed until yae'sterdgy morning. I. The adoption degree will be conferred tonight on several candidates by if none Tribe, 1. O. R. M. All those having ap- ' plications should take the degree, as this is the last of the term. \,.; """"" ‘ 1' A resolution fully “conflrniing and relocating the tracks of the Norwalk Street Railway company afound the Mabackemo Hotel corner was passed by the Council last night. —Hnndsomely trimmed hats for ladies, at $1. 50 and $2, at 1I.Krieger s. , Mrs. Henry O’Neil, of South Norwaik, ‘ has applied for a divorce on the ground of non-‘Eupporc Mr. "sea is an bld‘soldier, but is addicted to d ' k. Mrs. 'O’ Neil is a southern woman, and a daughter of a Confederate soldier The Y. M. C. A. juniors will not play the Darien football team.SaturdL1y, as stated in yesterday's Sentinel, bu will play the Westports at Norp‘aik Park. It will be a well matched game and worth- 1 the attention of all football cranks. Albin Neukirchner, . the ) barber, is suffering from “one of Job's comforters 'on the back of his neCk, but hopes to recover before Decemb- er 26th, when he will make a visit to Wil- 11am Buchbolz, in Wetherstield. The time limit for laying curb, gutter and sidewalks on State street having ex- pired, Councilman Golden, of the com- mittee on streets, has "been directed to have walks laid' 1n front of the property whose owners have not complied with the order of the Council ' The Young Men’s Debating club will meet tonight at the home of Leo Davis, 1Bayyiew avenue. William Wilcox and . H. Wilfred Bodwell will debate the ques- tion,',“Resolved, That a Law Similar to the South Carolina Dispensary Law Would be Beneficial to Connecticut. A --A great slaughter sale of cloaks and trimmed hats is now gding on at II. Krieger’ s. ___________ Afthr the transaction of business there will be a public installation of the newly elected ‘oificers of Welcome 'Strnnger Lbdgc, tonight. from Bridgeport will be present and re freshments served At a carnit hi and hunt given by Charles Dickens Lodge, of Meriden, in November, the Nor .alk . lodge drew a cash prize of $100. A temporary plank walk ist be laid, under the direction of Councilman Golden, ' on the south side of Monroe street, from Chestnut street to the approach to the. east-bound depot, and also under the bridge. Aeimilar walk will be laid on the east side of Water street, from Wash, and a catch in put in at the foot of Members of“ the order ‘ ‘blll, pre sented to the Council, last ight, was $323.25 ‘ Patrick Murphy and (isorge Maher won twu large dolls at Coleman 11 uewastand, last night. __ “W. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mead, of East avenue, are the parents of twins, a boy and 11 girl. 1 A The Ladies’ sociei y of the Ger‘munla will hold its iuonihly meeting tonight, in Ger- Inanin Ilaii. church .opens at the Norwnlk. Opera House, tonight. Mrs. Frank Smith, of New York, formerly Miss Maggie Bailwitz, of Nor- walk, is seriously ill. John F. Conrroy, a Stamford plumber, well-known in Norwaik, dropped dead yesterday afternoon: 'Manngcr I. M. lioyt has booked the .Robinson Opera company for the week of Tuesday, December 10th. Sherman (.‘ommaudcry, C. O. G. (3., Will go to Bridgeporttonight to visit Gdiding Star Commandery. -Comc early and get some of the choice bargains 11., Krieger is offering in cloaks and trimmed hats. Miss Tattle, of Maple street, will enter- tain the Opportunity circle of the Nor- walk Bhptistc hurch, tomorrowafternoon. Frank Sellcck, son of Selectman [sane «SelleckJs looking up the receipts of money paid to old soldiers on account of town bouniies. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGrath. of Leonard strectpborn Satur- day. died Sunday and was buried estcrdny 7 Upon recommendation of the Electric , Light Commissioners 11 new fire alarm box will be located at Woodward avenue and Meadow street. council last 11 ght, on the Cedar street park improvement, already fully outlined in The Sentinel. The dispute in Westport over the he gality of the no-license vote in that town during the October election Is at last to be tested in the courts. 4,. ' The Ludiee‘ Aid Society, of the First Methodist Episcopal church, will have a candy social Friday nightmt the residence of James Golden, Fairlleid avenue. 4 Chief Engineer E. Y. linker has called a meeting of the South Norwallt fire department for Friday night, when the annual election of oiiicers will take place. A special meeting of the Hat Finishers association will be held tomorrow night, in Knights of My siic Chain 111111.16 act. on a proposition to units the ilnishcrs and maker-1., a —All .1“ 11. must be sold before Christmas, will go at half price.__’_«,__ Kricger‘s trimmed hats and they / ’/ Councilman Ferris, of the. committee 011 fire department, ha been authoriml to purchase two pony Ilahcock iire exciti— guishers of threcgaiionseacb, at 11 cost of $431). They will be pl Iced on the supply wagon. ‘ ' ’l'he Norwalk WaterCummissioners hict yesterday ufterhoon and discussed the pro. priety of extending a small main do'wn Brook street about .125 feet. No action wins taken. It Mas shown that there would he a revenue to make the venture profitable. The entertainment to be given bythe graduating class of ”131;, South Norwnlk High school, will consist oivocal and in- strumental music, elocutionury and dru— matic rccitations, by prominent artistsof this city, .‘orwulk, and other neighboring towns. It will take place Wednesday evening, December 11th, at the First \iethodist Episcopal chu’i'ch. . Putnam lIose company held its annual meeting last night, and re- -elected these officers: Captain, John W. “figs; first lieutenant, Philip L. 'VVheele' second lieutenant, Elbirt .W. Clark, secretary, Adolph \V. Dreyfuss: assistant secretary, Fred .Barthoi; treasurer, Charles II. liarvey,_a.li', finance committee, Frank Clark, A. S. Merritt and John Smith. Ono proposition was received. The Irogramme for the Women’s Mis- associntion meeting at ii o'clock o‘w afternoon, in the South Nor- wul Congregational ehurcb,is.as follows: General topic, ‘f’l‘he Indians;" paper, ”Present: Locality and Condition,” Mrs. .11. 1.. Russell: paper. “Mission Schbois,” Mrs. J. 11. Light; conversation, "Docs Educatibn Really Benefit the Indian,” music. Mrs. L. H. Nash is (lircctorsqfrthe meeting. . ‘ » _.. - —~Congrcgationai fete, NorWalk‘ ‘Opera Iiouse, Wednesday evening. Fair Roen- mond, of history, with attendant maidens. Vision of loveliness, grace and, beauty of the North. ‘ Ixonwank NEWS ON EIGHTH Pans.) ingtop stree north to the railroad bridge, Washington at et. Mohamed lmtyuxe “”n’e'il “ Pine and Sure. ” Vel lid," BAKING Mona. Cleveland Trotters. ll: Pravdai Chosen New York. Album“... 1"51 has been used by American housewives for twenty-five ' years. and those who have used it l6ngest praise it most. . WIN iras. measdsdm- Cleveland WPWMCQ" New York. The fair of the Norwalk Congregational ‘, ‘ TENS for all and to suit all purses. Councilman Hatch made a report to the ‘ Dnubury, Stamford , 'run meant AND FINEST Baldwin. $l .75 bbf. Baker. $2.25 bbl. Cilllfiower'. $2 0. PPLES a SSORTMENT IN THE CITY. Greening $1.50 bbl. 11 mg. $2.50 11131., spnzenberg. $2.50. F. D. LAWTON & CO... 22 South Main Street. “.0 C nubiuo the LATEST I‘I'YLE AID FINISH. " LARGE 001. E. M. Jack 11. (Over F. Mead’s Confectionery.) TABLES we are showing. Special values prices they have ever been sold. Books, Booklets, Calendars, etc, and is by Many of them are one-half regular price. Edward No. ‘ quality or price. EDWARS ”Your attention is called to the choice stock of BLANKETS and COMFOR- Bliillliilli 111011.11 is one thing, but after you have it built and your family safely established be- neath its sheltering roof. there’s the mat. ter of filling the mouths of wife and little ones. Remember we are the ones to call on then. We will not be underaold, be be big or small. We will beat him in You don‘ t have to buy more than you want in order to get it c.heup One price is our motto. New York Mattel. FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor. Donovan’s Block. WaShington Street. JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Pumoonarnro A31”. ON 0! CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. Photographer. 58 Wall Street, Norwaik. Conn. STREET. are offered to you. GLOVES and MIT- iIOSlERY in wool and cotton at the lowest HOLIDAY coonsx .. . Many like to buy holiday presents early, so we have prepared to show a" splen- did assortment in all kinds of Novelties, at attractive prices. The line includes far the largest stock we have ever shown. [,Street 5 GAZETTE. BUILDINGr SHOHIl SHERWOOD. HAIIEH. CCU Pili‘s ‘Bortion or E. Gusowski's store. corner or all and Water streets. Ror~ walk. I aliand see the latest styles in hats, caps, etc. .3111 4 'iIi West avenue. Nellie M. Disbrow. / TEACHEII‘OF PIANO. Term-1 reasonable on applicatiom Address, nugzll tlm 111.1111. Art School, South Vorwa‘k. Art Students‘ he. as Conn-c. Mrs. D Prentiss inogan. “sew Bruce I eonle PrenIl-s. instructors Aoply'to Miss ‘11)iint I’ubi.ci.i:1rary south Norwaik. 1 D1 111 (l‘hc System of Musical and local instruction 1:1 rscd and I’atronlzrd by the Royal l-uniily. nobility and 'llontry of England ) MHS. EMlll OiXOH. Pupil of the above world famed School of Ur unrio and Plano-Fort» instruction. is now premrc'lto rccere pupils in South Norwaik an vicinity andtoimpart the most thorough ‘instnu lion by this rapidly progressive and 1111- 9111111151211svetcmnfmnslml education. v1.1.1». 1» 111' ed and a pure and patient [one drvtlopcd. Bonding music. at. sight delicacy combined v1 lth ilrmness of touch. elastit itv and "t sibii. ivy of lingering are speedily acquired by [his ‘millt him-1 my stem. Re ersiby simiai permission) 101.1 C ll»)- hanoon, Ill. l)..r.iouth Norwaik: Samuel Fic'x n1 I. lieu . ltowzaytcn James (‘ ampbeli, M. D. .. Bridgeport Addiess all communications, Box 2. Ro- waytoné Conn. oili l‘ru BOWAYION. Miss Kathryn Stevens, Cuptdin and Mrs. W. l. Stevens. daughter of is Cl’ll‘v young friends. Rev. F. V. Atkinson nearly demolished his bicycle lastgweek while coming down one of the bills 11 the Devil’sGarden road. He took a header, and was badly hurt. ed in South Norwalk," lost his pay en- velope, last i‘riday night, and as yet the finder has not returned in to him (C. In Ogden has received a cargo of lumber ‘and isuuloading it at George Raymond‘s .dock. Brooklyn, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I’. \‘ icks. . ’ finbert Raymond and family have re- turned from 11. visit with relatives in Litchileld. . Mrs. C. L. Ogden, of Maple avenue, has been visiting friends in New Ilavcn. . Mrs. John Lowndes, of Main srrcet, heme from a visit in New York. Miss Pearl Stcv one has returned from a visit in New York city. ' is 4‘, DARIENKAND NOBOTON. \ The holiday fair and supper by young people of the Congregational Ciilll'l h takes place in the town hall tonight, The arteslan well at» Great Island has now reached a depth of 1,400 feet, and has a much larger flow of water. A cottage prayer meeting will be held at Alva Willmott' s, Ox Ridge, Thursday night, at 7: 300' clock. M. J. Lambert is sick with rheumatism Enterprising Advertisers. have them delivered in time for break- and confectionery 1' 1 1111111111.1.114111481111611111111111 ‘ rbrating the anniversary of her birth to- . day by entertaining a number of her Calvin A. Smith, of this place. employ~ I William ‘Ilarrington has returned to ‘ You can order hot roles or delicious ‘ home made rye bread at Fred Mead's and fast. He has also a fine line of fresh cake . .1 r 1 THE OAINTIEST WEDDING PRESENT ' IMAGINABLE 1 GAR 1311: 11011111) Hill 1111115 1111 1111111 :Hllllil. PIECE Ti: SETS rename. IMEIIIINa , OOT;OlA33 'AT , ‘ I. H. mum's, j 43 Washington Street. tenth Harwell. tuna. ‘ cousrono ESTABLISI-T ED 1. 867., One Price and Tliat Right! You’ll open your eyes. /' When you come in and see our line of 111111111111 111111111111 And hear the prices. No trouble to sell these coats at our prices. We have Overcoate for - $5.00 » and good ones at that, but the nee WE TALK THE LOUDEBT about are our ,.«/$ I OI 00 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 ' $12.00 $24.00. This' re the identical coat a large New York clothing house quotes at $38,113 being excellent value. Ii you want Ulsters, Healers. SuiIs. Under- wear. Caps Mitts. Gloves 111 Hosiery. Ihis greai home stureis a good good planet make your purchases.’ COMSTOCK BROS., Masonitfilinilding. Harwell. they go to It South Main Street, onth Harwell; ’ MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER. 1 895 1870 m... ESTABLISHED ”a... Sp ecial Announcement. HM 1111; prcmodcled my store throughout, I now claim that I have one of the finest and be st arranged stores that can be found. Will open on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 39th. one of the niost complete and selected stocks of WATCHES. DIAMOMOS. JEWEhHY. SOLID SlLVEH. HOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Suitable for priies. Flue Clocks. Optical Gm 151. and in fact, everything a first class jewelry store rilOllllllOllleE of. Thanki 11‘: the public for t fav.ors i especially invite themto inepfif t my slammed: 6801i!“ MAINS 8833!. II. S. ROI) D. I told of a man in New Jersey of whom it was said that he would bitea grain of coffee in two to make weight. A friend of nuns living 1n that state. takes ofienoa at my going solar from home for my illustrations and tells 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 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. MANUEL T. HATCH, 15 MARSHALL STREET. :The Leading Grain Dealer. »\ serum :01: . agggarlofl Gluten Feadior Cattle, ChiCk‘ens and Horses. Foauoasrlzs SOLMANS9F ARDCATTLE. LIYERY STABLE. PERHAPS YOU DON’T! But' 'if'you should yvant any 'DIamonds Watches/ twisty; or rSilvuwaIe l or on‘ur Watches. Flocks and'JeWeiry re- pa red and cleaned, call or send at once to A. W AUSTIN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. 43 .7 II HOW FOR A '- NOVEMBER . SALE- rIIIILI 111111111111 31101: stunt of c. H 1111111131. ’OYLY. so now is the time to lay in a winter’ s supply of Boots. Shoes. and Rubbers while they can be bought” At Bksrgui 11 Prices These goods will heclosed out at reduced prices FOR ORE MORTE/ All“ your DOCKBt-book likewise. -
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