Mntloper's feet were
, twelrc hours. He would
mm of the tank were
., llsbortofststureandconld
cell. of (love street, will cele-
. Theme-next. Monday night.
astound anniversary of his
Wood in prominent memr
. ‘, Fowler‘Post, and has in-
mosnbesaol that organization
goats on this occasion. Mr.
‘mc'y been honored by an
al‘slde'on the staff of the
r.0cmmander-in-Chief. T. S.
. or Omaha. Neb.
.. attached to the New York
’advertising wagon took fright.
My nfternooal. at one of the
which was passing through
. and became fractioas. The
bad.» imp out of the wagon and
horse by the bridle to prevent
ty‘ of its plunging off the
as it was very near the open
ladies of the Epworth League of
fist Avenue Methodist church will
their entertainment in the competi-
les with the men, tomorrow
, It is understood that an excel-
_ . programme will be rendered.
notice George D. Keeler has just
into possession of several very val-
, _ copies of the Congessional Record,
' a report of some of the most
7 . incidents in the country’s his-
‘ m. He prizes them very highly.
Mascot Hultman, the celebrated
singing evangelist, will sing to-
evening under the auspices of
Swedish Congregational church.
Wessor will sing in English and
mom W. James desires to thank the
”not who handed his smotacle to
Benedict, and hopes he may never
main such a thing as a two and a half
mm msgnifyer.
.4 It. and Mrs. P. W. Atkin, of Pensa‘
Moulds, :who have just returned
, strip to England, are visiting W.
Keys», of the old Saugatuck road.
The rails at the eastern approach to
new railroad bridge continue to set-
a little, and daily repairs are neces-
ThsAdvent church will hold a cottage
prayer meeting tonight at the home of
Willi“) H..Wilcox, West street.
Mp8 are plentiful at Great Marsh
slid Sprite Island.
‘ sat on me omem our.
1". Thick It will Brooms a Law al the Coming
Session of Congress.
t. “In an, interview, this morning, Con—
mm E. J. Hill said he hadn’t the
illgbtsat doubt that the Dingley bill.
which is now in the Senate, will become
5&th before the end of the coming ses-
flu of Oonm, either with or without
[signature of the president. He
his opinion on the decisiveness of
Republican victory throughout the
1m. By disposing of the Diugloy
‘7 without spending any unnecessary
on it, Congress will have more
for consideration of other important
W which will be brought up. In
ifi‘oplnlonof Congressman Hill. some
i Vk should be taken on the extension
itflthsbenflng system, and the gradual
Wt of legal tender paper.
.Mllcmubssiiongmmn.
We n. Lulu has filed in.
of election expenses with
7 j Mbmith. Ho appointed him-
‘ own political agent. The ex-
were railroad travel and hotel
_’ “Ml; telegnph and telephone
‘ {14.13; pastors and distribution,
" “find”: Mil "4490.03. Th9
bowel-n tobefore Frederick A.
. public. ' '
‘ Glllllllllll.
" “loathed tbsfnneralof In.
yesterday morning.
It the only
Oatmeal all
which pro-
he fine flavor and
Wneternsdtotbelrhome
antsbylsncwaresident of
WWI“: routs Mole
guanine "vaeetsst
with apmfislthsy were intil'lpersed
with mg WWW forty‘bn the
lo preparations. " Kenneth ‘Smith’s
"Air" was 'a‘bofasurgeon. Jack and
Jill forgot , pg; bosom. ,Graudms
London wel _. her descendants with
broadening smiling". There was no little
surprise that the“‘“Quarrel" ”ended so
lovingly: Miss Taylor and Master Suth-
erland had been there before. No doubt
"the artist,” Clifford Parsons, will it
tain his intention and “soar." The
Nuns were such a success, some wished
they could be photographed. Wilson
Walsh. as pieman, and Arthur Ray.
mond, as Simple Simon, brought down
the house. Even Harold Raymond,con-
trusted with the studious "man of busi-
ness,” Sam Kemp, in “Pleasure Before
Business,” did not excell his brother in
accurate expression. Maurice Ray-
mond was in so deep a re-
verie that Mamie Walsh did not
disturb him ere the curtain veiled our
eyes. Vernon Miller’s momentary
doubt was not to be wondered at with
Miss Robbins and Alice Lyon as “Ri-
vals." Miss Ida Burr’s- question,
“Shall it be yes'or no?" was pleasingly
conducted with ng. Kemp, who found
the half minute of publicity all too long,
and welcomed Master Winthrop Rob-
bins and Erving ,Tolles with lighted
candles at "Bedtime.”
Pastor Robbins presented the object
of the Circle‘s efforts, and then the
members dispensed refreshments with
smiling good will. as
STOLE Ill. CUNEO’S GRAPES.
Olllcsr Pennington Gives Chase lo the Thlsvss
and They are Now in Jail.
John Kelly and Edwin L. Burke. who
said they were from Bridgeport and
Boston, stole three baskets of grapes.
worth forty-five cents, last night, from
A. C. Cuneo's fruit stand in Railroad
place. ‘
Officer Pennington gave chase, and
caught the men near Monroe street.
They were found guilty of theft by
Judge Frost, this morning, and each
was sentenced to ten days in jail.
First congressional Church Calendar.
The'annual roll-call of the Norwalk
Congregational church will be held on
Thursday evening, November l9th.
There will be a birthday fete in honor
of the eightieth anniversary of the
Ladies’ Benevolent association, Friday
evening, December 4th.
The annual reception to Dr. and Mrs.
Noble, followed by the renting of pews
for the ensuing year, will occur on
Thursday evening. December 81st.
There will be an evening with Beet-
hoven's music and an historical sketch
of that composer. Wednesday, January
lilth, 1897.
February Hill and 5th (Thursday and
Friday) the ladies of the church will
serve luncheon at the Central club
house, which has been secured for the
occasion.
Following these events' will be three
“Travel Evenings" and a supper, the
dates of which are to he announced
later. - ‘
A Narrow Escape.
Once a careless man went to the cellar
and stuck the candle in what he thought
was a keg of black sand. He out near it
drinking wine until the candle burned
low. Nearer it got to the black sand—-
nearer and nearer, until the blame reached
the black sand; and as, It was nothing
but black sand, nothing happened. But
he went to see Lillian Kennedy that
night in " The Deacon's Daughter.”
—~A Card.
We desire hereby to express thanks to
the many friends who have rendered as
kindly service and expressed in may
ways their sympathy for us in our be-
reavement. They have been a sotlrce
ofgreatcomforttousandwill neverbe
forgotten. Respectfully.
Mu. sun Mus. Lines. A. Kusmuo.
lot a Trust- Met.
Take a splint basket, such asgrvm use
for means or other vegetables Scrub It
and lot It got thoroughly dry. Thou var-
nlsh It and llm It with brightoolorsd runs
its, making the lining long summit to fall
at least two Inches cm the top. Shlrr
this, and It will form a border for
the olioslde at the top of the basket. Fln~
Ish with lsrge bows of wide ribbon. The
brow n of the varnish hannunlms well with
slum mason blue, and If osmium be ruled
oneness! a newvllatng is so slash that
h of the cat.
. now. so. ' 7
ismslsslno: l;
J
do. 'lljwohl‘d be‘sstcnlshing it we
dicing. Take ulcc’k like curs that
is made up enllrely of choice grades
“-U 0
l
3
“lawsuit the large nurnber of
when. Capes and Skills that’s/e
'
. , ., , . ' ' ' ces than '.
plank ‘ "Ml. 7‘ Barr’s; our, pretty .33"! happyptylss all”??? W30“ h to shrill;i . all Erica. an
"M "fimwmd “‘9 ”WW “m3" 5‘93“.” . n .' 5? g sis-Thiswlllbeonoollbefewflrstc enter
Seven, -‘ .. revere all stage struck" lease a person into buying. No such R‘s'lét‘l‘lilNW‘i' 'rlcrts should
“d f :“j Wild multimill- values were ever offered at the'flg- , ‘ " new
“0"” midterm“ mmtfim’ ures we are selling for this season. -_-
ahd ost folks know it; consequently
we are doing the jacket business of
the towp. . It's the rule of reaped,
n Pillowssln'sll the
One
Uncovered Pow ’
different T sizes. 21nd grades.
specially fine lot, in all gray—-
I I8 x 18.45 cents.
20 x 20. 60 cents.
Then there's a lot of good Feather
Pillows, for $1.50 the Pair—the very
best for $3.98 a Pair. Another line.
half clown and half feathers. covered
with the very best herringbone tick-
lng, at $5.003 Pair.
Abcx of Soap, 3 cakes In a'box,
for 4 cents. Don't smile, it‘s so.
We've quite a little Picture Store
of our own, at low prices. We think
enough of it to call your particular
attention to it—there's so many
places that you can hang lhem,so
many spots that they‘ll brighten.
Good things cheap, beautiful things
cheap. Tambour Sash Musllns, IO,
12.} and [7 cents a yard. Beautiful
Sllklne, 8 tonic, yard. Scrim.
8 to 123. yard. Scotch Sash Muse
lid, with border. l2l, to I5c. yard.
Bordered Fish Nets and Plain Fish
Net, I254; yard. 36~ln Spot Muslin,
12g. and I5c. yard. 36-in. Denlms.
l5 to 25 cents a yard.
————
Cut Glass was never so cheap as
now. We've the biggest assortment.
and the finest one, anywhere about.
Wedding and . complimentary gifts
can be chosen from our stock that
are not only useful but they're orna-
mental. Quite a nice lot of Whist
prizes.
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for
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CleanScalp.
NALI’S
COIPOUNO
QUININI
At
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D. W. RAYMOND.
V ices Assam that. Bob Soprano.
Bender
and . ‘ . .
South lcrwslbk‘CoagrsgstlonaI
TUESDAY ‘
noun-so 3,
Plot '
io'swbikwléess’t holler;
Wednesday, not. ltth
A Romance of Coon
H II um t eSoutIil Ulique
2’2 " 22- 75 “me *t‘ge‘safissjj'pucimfi 5m...
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24 x 24' $1.00, 7 loggers! AW stilettos?! m. s Buml (mill:
26 x 26, $1.25. :luperb Acllug Company tr .
30 PEO’PLE 3c
is "A Romance O‘Coon Hollow? to the South.
Tomllnsen’s.
, Item the i ate
- Till cannon uncle. Pull Chorus.
. oneness. reprise Organist
1 chill“.
9-01..
"all”. I0
soreness -
child”.
0 ‘ct'lfl'fl. sale at
P. W. MITCHELL. tu‘ n. (inasmuch
one. mono: ONLTL.
. The Biz Scdthern Scenic Production
Hollow!
As the Old Homestead is toNew England. so
Price-stencils. this. Seats at Wood’s and
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GRAND CONCERT
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ccs are liable to advmcc.
a outfit Within. NORWALK, cos
” FUI’ CROSS ’ and Collarettesl - >
A PLEASED CUSTOMER is the best addcrtisement any firm can have. The hundreds of capes 'which
have been bought of us and are being worn to the entiresatisfaction of the wearers, and
the great success which we here enjoyed in this department in past seasons, have
encouraged us to make cosine efforts this season, and we are now prepared
to showa muchla‘gerfiue and finer goods than ever before in the
“ ‘didel’cnt kindsof furs-madcap in the very latest styles.
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French Coney Capes, Algerian Seal Capes, Chins Seal Capes, Electric Seal Capos, Australian
Martin Capes, Astralthan Capessnd Collarettss. ‘
Our advice is to buy these goods early, as goods made up later in the season are always inferior, and pri-
CLOTH CAPES AND JACKETS.
We are showing the newest things in cloth capes and jackets, in Iadies' misse.‘ and childrens'.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,Norwalk,Connecticut.
s'r run
South Norwallr Baptist Church.
Under the auspices of the
WOMAN’S ASSOCIATION.
03
Wednesday Eve, Nov. II,I396.
AT 8 merit o'cm’m.
mes NINA Annnpn LEWIS, Director
tombstones Cents.
HOYT’S uHEATRr-z.
Th rce nights and IS turduy Matinee.l.‘nm
to the
Thursday, hoyember I2th.
The
Noss
Jollity
Co.
In the Muslcdllarce comedy.
“The Kodak”
Fun ’rom start to finish Prlves 150. 250. :lsc
sec: uurtinee lo and uoctnull our! s ofthe house.
Seats now on sale at l’luwtcd's and Please 5
stor. s.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F. W. MITCHELL. Manager.
One Night Only.
Saturday, November to.
The celeliratednml great
Marie Sanger
Extravaganza
”Company!
30---P£OP L E---3O
New, Novel and Original. Thrrc
Entertainments in One!
Extravaganza. High Class Vaude-
ville and Operatic Comedy.
Prices 750. see. new. Seats un solo at Weed s
and Tomllnson's.
W
Shorty Sherwood. Natterl
0 l l f I. Gnaowakl’s
“$335.33 Volnsl? and Watson Bts.,
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
styles In Bats. Cans ate. a mu
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MAKE YOUR
W A N T 3 K N O WN
III run
IVIIlIO SIITIIEL
DlIi'l'llli‘l'l‘ 0F NllllWAlJi as. PROBATE
millll .Novem raft. ..Ism.
Estatenl art-s _.. nmJntoolNomlk.
In id DI tr it loconanc :
The Goo“ Kilian“. forlhevllstrivt of Nor:
wnib. butt Imltml and "own! six month
hereoflort c vrmllton‘ol ml:
ale to exlilh
at t thnlr clalmsfor settlement.
Those who negI to ntthclr noel
rmperlv «ileum. wit mid flow w m
urmnvery. AI pcmmsludohlml in
mmwlfiile
AY’I‘U .
lulstratnr
H.
a she
sold estate are requested to range l
petulant to J AGO . L
us In it. Adm
Dlhgolmfiwl’ spawn.
as" PROBATE
l.. in”
Est tool been: lav". ate of homlh.
BEST..-
. . -. VALUE!
LOWE-ST ,
. . . PRICE!
l
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing.
We have now in stock
The lost
Complete
Line of
FRANCIS 8: CO.
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
All our customers feel this
' way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME !
Ever Shown
1“
This can
'6 WASHINGTON 8 'I'Rll'l’
South quolk.
:
' A GOOD—MARKET.
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
disagree with any one's purse. That’s our
Idea of a good meat market, and we
' run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
2:: s lb Pot Roast, from 3 to lOc lb
Prime Rib Roast,
”_._m..._-m~....
Good Roast Beef, IOo " Lamb chops, IZc "
Best Sirloin Steak, Ioc " Forequsrter Lamb, 6c “
Best Cut Round Steak. tOc " Rump Corned Beef, lOo “
" " Shoulder “ 6c “ s lbs Salt Pork for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for SO cents
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb
STAR MARKET,32 Solain Street,cor.llaviland
.—-- “fin—WW...
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
Wedoour business without displaying any signs. Why? Because
we carry full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles.
We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turban: for 81.89; else-
where $2.49.
A full line in trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons leathers, {low—
ers. ostrich boas, steel, jewel and jet effects, children's capes and cloaks,
etc.
For this week we will make bows free of charge when ribbons are
purchased at our establishment.
Popular Goods sold at New York pepular prices.
NEW YORK
90W?
OOPIID FROM NA'I'URI
There is nothing more beautiful than
nature, and our stock of wall paper was
stolen directly from nature. We will
decorate your walls with spring blos-
soms in dainty tints or warm rich colors,
or we will straw them with endless
curves and wonderful designs. Come
and see what economical acquaintances
we will lie—«how much beauty may he
bought forllttle money. ~
“HYDMEI.”
Cures all throat and lung diseases, ca-
tarrh, asthma. bronchitis,hay fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
Hyomei cures by inhalation, medicat~
ing the air you breath with an antisep-
tic that is death to all diseases of the re-
spiratory organs.
Leave your drugs and nauseating med-
icines and try Hyomie. It will help you.
Call or write for book that tells you
more about it, and read the testimonials.
Inhalcrontflts,includiug bottle of Eye:
ml. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
Mrs. H. A. Craw, ill) Chestnut street.
South Norwalk, Conn, General Agent
for Fairlield County. 0 30 lm
0. ll. NIRVIY'S
OI" IMPLOVMINT AOINOV.
Indies and ”testicular: deal llrst class
help lnauyca t can obtain e same at
the above agency :a sothoee wishing positions.
either male or female. can secure employment
Wanted llnmeillalclywl’lrst class hum fur
hallo. owl salary to experienced person; also
first 0 him «talk for restaurant.
Wunted~liltuutlon for capable butler and
waiter. first class references: a soerperlenced
man for the shoe business.
70 North Main St, South Norwslb, Cs.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
Thynncoln Strings arehouse
on atsrstreet.alew oorsso th
ofWashl onsrestdn the O r
M “1 a
“momgtgaalh lsnowopenfor
Nousshold Furniture, Pianos.»
cycles, Carriages. Ito.
For full particulars Inquire at the
office of
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