'0 ccmpmy is putting
" si’gnhoa'rd ansuisl L’Hcm-
s Wat” theeastend cribs
tist'e take the place of the
board ’which was (emcliahad by
" ‘ cilaly’ celebrates.
horthad Cyster company con-
a'y. the erection eta
its dock property. It
3for packing and shipping
Rank. Smith. the Henry street
3' , .isout again with his wagon,
bashed-"repaired and repainted
the recount-anew” accident.
Colonel Jemes L'Hommedien visited
W and Dorian. yesterday, on
crimes, and incidentally called on the
”’ soldiers at Newton Heights.
Ohflles W. LeCount is out with a
.Mtlon to secure the pcstmastership of
Rest Nor-walk He already has secured
large number of signers.
Justice George D. Keeler came across
letter. yesterday. written to him byT
W3“ Butler in 1880. They were
Ins- Josephine Virginia Bell Petty.
who husbeen visiting friends in East
Malt. has returnei toher home in
11.11me I W-
The Nor-walk Building companys
imillisshnt down forafew days to al-
' ruined. _..-.. ,-
In!) 13. Reach. of Bette place, has
one to Neugataok to spend a week.
Robertson is breaking ground
It! I new house in Summer street.
lire. George Rose, of Cottage avenue
.’ h‘aca‘n attack of the grip.
Hrs. Charles Underhill.
street. isverysick.
RUWAYTUN
Albert G. Davis, the painter, has re-
ceived a big extension ladder from New
of Fitch
York.
fVThs Junior Christian Endeavor so
My. of the Baptist church. on account
at the large attendance, held its sociable
“blight. in the old school house. in-
stead of birth. F. Hathaway's resi-
deuce. Therewasa sale of cocoa and
“h. end the tables containing fancy
articleswere liberally patronized. The
diet! will be continued tonight.
Tomorrow the services at the Baptist
church will be as usual. In the mom»
. log. “10:45. the subject of the pastor's
sermon will be “The Uplllted Stan-
dish." Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
Nesting for men only at 8 o'clock. Sub-
Mf‘fiowiug and Reaping.” Prof.
Inspire:- wll lead this service. an
“mutually invited. Y. P. S. C.
meeting mono. Evening preaching
Wet‘mo. Subject. "The Fare of
3 " ‘Acordisi invitation is extended
Wilhelmina. Come expecting
Imam“ and come praying
m.
' UMNUUNY.”
um..........
”Milan epidemic of chicken pox
Poplar Plains school.
Clark and son Warren have
from a hunting trip in
Adah Taylor is on the sick list.
' W is building a black-
line rem Plains.
‘ RNA!) RIVER.
”It has broken ground for
3' the sermon of tomorrow night on “The
. ed by a fuller one by Rev. B. 0. Sher-
léw workmen to place a new gate in the.
give a report of the state Christian
,wanrs KNOWN
" I , . byRev. L.R Jauney.
«NW Min. to. the pastor
" " -. ~ of sermons upon
' ' “Wheels"‘miihla series
just beginning a business or professional
life will receive special consideration in
Schedule and the Schedule-maker.”
Excellent music. A cordial welcome to
all.
.Bt. Peter's church. Evening service.
7:80. Sermon by Rev. Noehring. of
New York. Sunday school, as usual. at
9:30a. in
At the South Norwaik Baptist church
the pastor will speak tomorrow morn-
ing. The Juniors will meet at 5 o'clock;
Christian Endeavorera at 6.‘ In the
evening the church will unite in a ser-
vice at the Congregational church at
which there will he reports from‘the
Christian Endeavor convention at New
London during the past week. Two or
three brief reports will be given, follow~
wood, pastor of the Baptist church. A
special musical service has been ar.
ranged for the occasion. The choirs at
both churches and both organists will
participate. Christian Endeavor hymns
will be sung. The music. in part, will
be:
Anthem by chorus—”Sing l’e
Praise"
Anthem by Chorus. with tenor obiigato by
0. ii. Bimb'Beek Ye the Lord"
SinfiAlleluia Forth I
Baptist Quartette.
Soprano solo—-
Miss Annabel Nash.
, The convention was one of the best
ever held in this state and it is believed
that this meeting tomorrow evening
will. in a large measure. bring before
these who attend something of the in.
pirations and profit of the convention,
and prepare the way for the great meet-
ings to beheld in Norwalk next year.
The public are invited. A hearty we!-
come willbe given to all. Come and
enjoy an inspiring service.
Father and mothers. teachers and
others interested are invited to bring
their children and young friends to the
morning service of the South Norwalk
Congregational church. tomorrow. The
pastor, Rev. Gerald E. Beard. will
preach a children’s service. Topic.
“ Amen.” The musical part of the ser-
vice willbc in keeping with its charac-
ter, the choir singing “The Crowning
Day." and Miss Nash " The Holy City."
A grand Christian Endeavor service
in which Baptists and Congregationalism
willjoin. will be held in this church at
7 o ’clock.
E. H. Gnmbart. of East Norwallr. will
speak at the gospel service in Kundseu's
Hall, ll? Chestnut street, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock. Subject.
“Endurance." Ernest H. Tilly will
Jehovah’s
Duck
Endeavor convention
London.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt will preach in the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday morning. Theme. "The Ascen
sicn of Christ.” In the evening the
Rev. L. R. Jauneywill lecture on life in
India. Mr. Jauuey was eleven years II
resident missionary. Bishop Nlndc says
of him: "As a lecturer on India, its
customs and manners. be has low
equals." Mr. Tilly will play the comet
at the evening service. A cordial wel-
come to all. Hours of service. 10:30 a
m. and 7:30 p. m.
Grace church. Rev. 8. H. Watkins
rector. 8 a. In.. Holy Communion; 10:30
a. m.. morning prayer. Litany and ser-
mon; 12 m.. Sunday school; 7:30 p. In.
evening prayer and semen. The rector
will officials and preach. All are wel—
come
”Chickens, 190 a pound; turkeys. 10c
aponnd. at Kayes' market.
A breakfast for half a
cent and l? ’
trim" and H.0
healthier '
man all day. on: m
assure voun
held in New
IIVWI
)4 , 5A,; a 3 n I“ v.
. silt amounted—hamster. .
new colorless. estimation; In large?“
“ERIN. semen
«d
vane". Not very militant any one
panic ttyl’e‘: ehcugh so perhllps‘
to call them more or less exclusive.
All new. all choice~justm as out as-
ammonia usually run: And prices .
just as low.
M
“bless $1.25 sIacII Figured Dress
* 00065 that we mentioned a day or
two s‘go. among which are quite a lot
of the higher priced fabrics. seemed 3‘
to touch a popular chord. or at least
they sold as though they did. There s
more.
'Ladles' Berrilz.l(ld Gloves. for 39
cents. 4~Button .Glace. $1.00.
2-Clasp,' $1.00. Lined Gloves.
women’s and men's.” from 50 cents
up. Astrakan Gloves. lined, ladies'
and boys'. for 50 cents—Jens. browns
and blacks. One of those reliable
Msfio‘ch—oose from that does a
buyer's heart good. Style from the
iingerllps to wrist. Customers fee!
that what they are buying I's RIGHT.
Another touch-down in Nottingham
Lace Curtains. Six small lots, both
in corn and white,that are record
breakerswso, 68, 82 cents, and
$1.28. $1.77 and $2.37 the Fair.
ll'I! almost take a stop-watch totcll
how quickly they go when those
prices become known.
Novelties in Silk Underskirls. light
and dark changeables, printed warp
and Persian designs, from $9.00 to
$l4.00.
Another new assortment of those
double width Dress Fields in rich
dark colorings. for IS centsa yard.
Wash Goods department.
a
Standard. Designer, Magazine.
Catalogue and Pattern Sheets for
December. Seems as though they
grow fresher and better with every
issue.
Bargains in marked down Inlants'
Dresses and Skirts. Long and short
skirts and long and short dresses——
half price and less.
NOTICE!“
SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING.
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town or‘ Norwnlk are hereby notified and
warned that a Special Town Meeting
will be held in the Town House in said
town. on Wednesday. the lath day of No-
vember. 1800!, nt 3 o’clock in the afternoon
for the following purposes. to wit.-
’l‘o llllllslllt'l' and take action upon II pe-
tition praying that It bridge be built over
Ibo Norwnlk River from Catharine street
to Riverside avenue. and to make any
necessary appropriation therefor. .
To consider the advisability of building
a bridge about thirty-one Gil) feet long, on
the turnpike near the Dnrlen line. of such
kind as the meeting may determine; and.
if It be voted to build such bridge. to
make the necessary appropriation there-
for.
To take action in the matter of repair
lug and improving the Bell island bridge.
or changing the some by filling in, in
part. and to me so any necessary appro-
priation for such work.
To take action upon II petition praying
that Clinton avenue, so called, bescccpted
as Is public highway.
To take action upon a petition praying
that the Vote fixing the compensation of
the Assessorsmassed at the town meeting
held January 20thnlil90, be rescinded. nut!
that the compensation for each Assessor
be fixed III #250 per annum, ll deemed ad-
enviable.
And. if deemed advisable. to authorize
the Selectmen to purchasing astone crush»
lug plant and steam roller for the town.
and make any necessary appropriation
therefor
Dated at Norwalh. the 12th day of No-
Vsmber. 1M
ISAAC FIELLECK.
.Itl’llRAifi THDMES.
FRANK . MFR}! I.
Belectmenui the Town cl N02312:.
“The Kodak”
lawn” ldaud% "Prices?!”
I’vtlflcfooIma innsd’s
WURWALK OPERA HOUSE.
' F W. MITCHELL.“ Manager. -
One Night ony. - - '
1 Saturday, November It.
I The celebrated and great
Marie Sanger
i ' Extravaganza
Company!
30---PEOP L E-u30
New, Novel and Original. Three
Entertainments In One!
Extravaganza, High Class Vaude
ville and Operatic Comedy
driccs 75¢. too. 35c. Seats on sa' e at ii ecd' s
an Tomllnson' a.
scream OPERA udder:
y.w.mrcnzLL.... ....... Manager. '
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
I7.
TUESDAY EVENING,
- - - - - - NOVEMBER
A Whirlwind of Fun and Music!
The Peerless lrlsh Comedlenne.
May Smith Robbins
Buppgried bv a. superb com: any {I comedians
soubrettes. in the legiuma e musical
come iv in tour nc's
“LITTLE TRIXIE,”
THE ROMP HEITIESS.
Uudcrtho minagement of Fred. llobbins.
Bright Music. Pretty Girls and Graceful Dun-
cers. if you w In; to enjoy a good laugh. wait
and sec Little Tri s to. ’
‘ienls 75L- 500mm! use. at Need It Tomlin-
son '3. -w.
HOYT'S 'TH EATRE
Houlh Norwalk.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. l7 and IB. "
Special limited ongonom nt oi the Sterling
Souhn‘llt‘.
Miss
Lillian
Kennedy!
Supported by II compunv cl llrst- clues artiste'
Great musical comedy. Annie Pixley' .4
THE, DEACDN s
DAUGHTER.
Thrilling Climnxos. Songs and Dam-es.
Prices etc, 350. soc. Soul». on sale at I’lelsted's
and I‘lnnon's stores.
Auction Sale
HOUSEHOLDO FURNITURE!
Al the residence 0' \V. 0. EVANS. Nu III» Fair-
lleld avenue. Houtb Norwulk. Conn.
Wednesday, November l8.
TEN A M.
"Consisting of nnrlnr. dining and bedroom
fIIrnlturlc. parlor. IliniI gnnlllmlroom carpets.
lrnnund brass beds. oak bedroom suite. rock-
ore. thlrs bedding. 0!-
Conditions made know u on IIM of sale
l‘cr Inrtberpaftlc lure hill Ilplf“ on the prairie
less. or VII! Auctioneer
IHIIeday should be storms-y the sale txsizl
4'!
take place the Ilrst pleasant day.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Emhslmer.
.3 Washington and.
lo. Nam-lit.
Manes. Mahackemc Hotel
m7 1v
county Commissioners’ Noticel
The County Commission-m will hein ses-
IIlon stlIIn Common CoImI-llrrmn. bomb or.
osday. Novemln-r lit. Irma 10a.
in an. 'm‘.’ or't a purpose oilssulng licenses
n H D [it (I Walk
m nrlmbco art commencement
m...» L...“ -... -..._..__..n L. .. ...._.
Shorty Sherwood. Nutter!
Occuplesa portion of R. Gnsowski’s
store. corner of Welland Water Ste.
Norwalk. 0in and see the and
styles in Hans. (lens are. a aim
DIBKIIIIIT. 'l‘chem r ILA
1m.
wal'liateic nimllIIév‘SlifI'ts.i anrrrlitt. late of Nor-
rgs . s m
{mic muff ‘ h t mdml‘fi‘arcnmr exhibit his
nominal iterationh account to lb league forked
instmcnl icube gnome omen in crush on
iIIII'Iletmy of «nominal Md“ Io n'cIm-v
faimuminmmllbatoll mnslntoresl" lnsald
estate may be none: I liter-curl. .xvcn.
tor will ennui this calm- tmflcnpuglls ‘gdd'in
snows r Invn arm «I
“Ina-12%». a may ihcfmf clothew s
“we“, or let east-evenness “4:23;.
'i's‘ I’Wcocwmn. sum
ill” N0 WALK. iii-l" PROBATE
Q
J- a signifier
4"
4.
fall"
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“resets
A PLEASED CUSTOMER is the best advertisement any firm can have. The hundred; of capes which
have been bought of us and m beitig worn to the entire satisfaction of the “overspend
. the great succcsa which We bevel enjoyed In this' dépsrtrneut In past seasossyfhave
. ‘. ”cocci-aged us to make extra charts this“ season, and we are now prepare»i 7‘5
, differentltiods
mist Gooey capes, Algerian seal Capes.
r
' a.
n . a .a. r
s
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3 tea are liable to “usage...”
I I
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.. .—~ ~v-«v—
s
BEST
VALUE!
We have now in stock
"cIIarett %
‘yn‘h
feast .
3’ ~- . 1 to show a much lj’ergcr line and fiucrgocdsvthen ever before in the .
furs, made up in the :Very lhlest styles.
chills Seal Genes. Electric seal Oapgs' Australian 5
Martin demonstrations capes and Bollarattee.‘"‘- m ~ . w» we.» :4.
Our advice is to ”these goods eddy, as goods made up later in the season are alwayxinfcricr, and pri-
. h
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CLOTI'I CAPE-S AND JACKETS
We are showing the newest things In cloth capes and jackets, in Ialies' missed. and childrens' .
I
1
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TRISTRAM s HYATT,Norwa!k,CoIIIIecticut.
LOWEST
. PRICE I
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME I
WINTER CLOTHING 2:313:
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
as wasnm'o-rou avast-:1
South Norwelk.
GLDBERG’
“Ile M El. ”
Cures all throat and lung diseases. ca-
tarrh, asthma. bronchitis ,bay fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment.
Byomei cures by inhalation. medioat
lag the air you breath with an antisep-
tic Igtlnst is death to all diseases of the re-
I“Leave yourdrugs and nsaseati med-
icines mum try By cmie. lt willb up you.
Call orwrlte tor book that tells you
more about it. and read the testimonials.
Inhalercutlitadacluding bottle of Rye:
mi one dollar. Trial trombone free.
firs. II. A. Crew, 39 Chestnut street,
Romain, Conn, General
fw PairfleldCoua County 0
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.
idea of a good meat market, and we '
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
That's our
4
I offer:
Prime Rib Roast, IZc a II: Pot Roast, from 3 to I00 lb
Good Roast Beef, IOo “ Lamb chops, lac “
Best Sirloin Steak, lsc " Forequerter Lamb, do “
Best Gut Round Steak, IOc “ Rump Corned Beef, IOc “
" " Shoulder “ 6o " II lbs Salt Park for 25c
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
Plate or Brisket of Beef for It cents lb
STAR MARKET, 32 So. Main Street, ccr.liaviland
Goldberg’s New York Millinery Parlors!
A DAINTV NAT
Will blind cupld's'eyes to anything else. The
difference dlll'cI-ent hats will make In a wom-
an's appearance is wonderful. The right but
scemato bring out hidden beauty-beauty that
certainly wasn't them belore the hat was put
on. Each new n seems to require a dillerent
style—m little dillcrent shape-«and a little dil-
lcronI-c In the arrangement of the trimming.
We have made I). study of {nuns and hate 3)
lnnglhat we feel juttlllod in saying that we
I'lln Ilnd something Ior everybody which will
be bemltillylng and satisfying.
We have out on sale in sailors. alpines and
English walking hats. at «so. sec. 500. I390. use
see undone: elsewhere etc. 790. so. Dec. 81.10.
“25.8139.
NEW YORK
MILLINERY PARLORS
3W." Itroot.
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
NOTICE!!!
To the Water (hammers in the City of Nor-
walk and East Ncmlk:
On Sunday. November “thatcmmrow tbs
waterwill be shut oil all cast oi the Noxwalk
Bile ‘. 0
Water consumers on Prospect Hill and
Wmmrt avenue most were a supply at
walortbedsy bolero. “Water will be turned
(Manly in the morning at bender and re-
stored as soon as relers can be made still-cos
street and WI! on avenue. Ily outborli v.
start A. N. l' AMP.
m
0. N. NdRVEV'S
cn'v nupLovaaazu'r solncv.
Ladies and gentlemen deslrln eiii-at close
help in any capacl can 0 in eaame at
theabove agency: a sothceewlshing positions.
either male or female. can secure employment
Wanted Immediately—First class nurse Inr
babe frond salary to experienced person; also
that u use cook for re mutant.
Wanted—Situation ior capable butler and
waiter. first class tolerances: alsoexperienced
man for the shoe business.
70 North Main St” South Norwalk, Ct.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
rat rest .a few doors south
”fifteen in the City
k. is now open for
the storage 01
Household Furniture, PIenos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages. Etc.
For full particulars inquire at the
office cl
TAYLOR ls GOLDEN.
'M WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwallr. Connecticut.
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