tide hovel
lur l on
and deal 0!
,. ‘netion of
la forbidding
; . to sell milk
- Ili‘. Hawxhurst
apply of milk
‘ , in North
_-- of scarlet
~m in Norawllt‘
’ vetted to have
; name Is on
Q in withdnvornble
”latency in lo-
hls prompt ac-
. the file of the
‘ ordering the chil-
m'bav‘e been cus—
. . to remain at
A m the danger is
necessary is evi-
, that the woes of
no for have all been
the have used" the
aide to this. as to
it is found in
l children. Small
, at their neighbors'
with big. serious eyes.
tini'snllllt ?" Many
have what they meant.
beta" the report had
In only by dint of
, ag that the cause
their meet. fright-
' be elicited. One
_ to bill mother
‘ "Howahnnt‘s
fever." she im-
lt out of a rear win-
that the doctor had
that morning “and
,. ntlllt was queraa‘
_ ' hood tap-r.
doesn't uk- his local
' hurt mush local
be one at those
disagreeable tel-
. m the common
W say later-obi in
‘ Wither." A it"!
Malia in “the di-
m brotherhood."
what mm his
bio result. Home
to lite sorrow that
m tolerant to him.
' tonsil-n front
47' M thd'lill. o! the city of ”hill Nor-
‘ Dorian and toliows the town has to the
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DIXEY. THE MAGICIAN
will appear at Hoyt's Theatre, next"
'i‘hurnday evening. November lith,
it is a well known tact that the late
‘Herrninn had on numerous occasions
declared that there was but one man
in the world who combined natural
ability. stage presence and amplitude
humor together with the use of his
bands who was worthy to succeed him
an the monarch of the magic World
and that man was Henry E. llixey.
So impressed was llerrmnn with his
ability. that be repeatedly made otters
to Dlxey to join his combination
agreeing that if he would place himv
self under his tutornge for one year
that he would abdicatc in his favor.
The death of Buncrdle a few weeks
ago loft Mr. Bloomwitllout a star and
when he and Mr. Dixey met in New
York it did outtake them long to
come to an agreement. a fact upon
which both gentlemen are to he Gull"
grntnlated. Mr. Dixey will utilize hill
the magnificent scenery. properties.
apparatus and paraphernalia whit-lo
was used by the late Bancroft and
which was I'ollstruotod at it rust of
over $50,000.
l
”1.1703.
' m
The 0yatcrn.....s association wil‘.
give a supper in i’luider'a Hall. next
Friday hlxht. at which the quilt that.
appeared at several previous snpporv'
will be disposed of.
Mr. and Mrs. llurry Popper started,
yesterday for Minneapolis. .\linnvsoto,l
to spend two weeks.
Miss Annie Dean. who hurt been the
guest of lira. liuffington. baa returnml‘
to her home in New York city.
Special meotlngb will be held in the
linptlat church every evening this
week. except Saturday. Lilli“ Sunday
night Mrs. Wilbur ()bcr rendered a
very artistic solo. Her friends hope
to have the pleasure of hearing her
again shortly. \‘
“WWI.
Rev. Ii. W. i)el“orest drenched. u
very fine sermon. Sunday morning.
ills fillbklt'l was "Momma from the
Falling loaves." lie compared a soul
that had alnned to the leaves that
were driven about by the wind. and
would no more return with their own
strength than the leaves would return
to their own places on the trace. lint
then came the bright side at the pit--
tut‘e. Those who were star oil were
brought nigh by the blood at Christ.
A committee to make uri'angententy
for Chrletlnan will meet at the home
of lira. Burns. Friday evening.
The worlt oi painting the outliide oi
the church will beglp early this week
Beveral have algnllied their willing
none to give their time to painting it-
“W...“—
ROWAYTON Film DISTRICT.
The special committee appointed by
bit! ultimo of Rowayton to establish
a bound"! tor a tire district held a
meeting last night. and drew up n rev
vi to present at a future meeting.
a boundary named starts treat the
dividing line between Norweik and
turnpike. easterly tin-mull ticribner's
Me. to motel Donlop'n residence. and
trolls to Village Creek. and thence
along lite shore to Merton.
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neonate“: m”
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Features of Lost Night‘s lasting at
theinptilt Church.
The meeting at the South Norwallt
Baptist church. last night. though not
largely attended. of course. on account
of the bad weather. was nevertheless
an interesting and profitable one.
There was a feeling of deep personal
interest throughout. Many requests
for prayer were made at the (lone. The
new singing hooks. "Bongo for the
Master." was effectively used. improv-
ing the singing greatly. Evidently
the book is destined to be popular. Mr.
Luther's aermon on "(lashed lit Sight."
was a strong plea for taking God at
tile word. lie sang ei'lectlvoiy "The
Little Mald'a Amen." The church
quartetie led the singing. with Miss
Nellie l.'liomtnedieu at the piano.
The afternoon Bible reading on
prayer was instructive and helpful.
The services {or today are Bible
reading at 3 p. n1. Subject. “Prevail—
ing Prayer:" illustrated talk in chil»
drop at 4 o'clock. Evening service at
7:15 o‘clock. Mr. Luther will preach.
Everybody will be cordially welo
romrd to all these services.
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'l‘be rehearsals of ”The Little ’l‘y.
coon." give promise of a most oniord
taining numb-a! evening at the Town
Hall. Among those who will ink.-
pnrt lit the opera are Mr. and Mrs. Al
{rod Morehouso. in. Mlfll'i Gilligan
Misses Helen Waterbury. llelon More
llilllill'. Ella liowoit. livlvli Seoilith‘i
lilllo Wt-etl. lii'. ll. ll. Noxun. Monet's
lit-pry liorehouno and Edwin Sit-tons
of llowoyton.
The Ladlrs' Minsionary association
hold its annual traveling in ”W (‘ongrr- .
night. :.
The president. Mrs. S. .l. Austin. pm :3
Papers were rend by Mra. l2.
Trent l’niue. Miss Annie Brady and FE-
Mrs. N. id. Gleason. A quarts-tic coup :'
national rhnri-ll. last Sunday
sided.
pom-d oi Mina Agnes ltcod. Mina Allil
t‘onn. Alfred Morehouso. lit. and Ed
ward liindley. sang.
Fred Ballard. son
ly from serious injury by
I
on their way to the mines.
The date of the marriage of Mine
Annie lirndy to Dr. G. H. Norton hail
been changed from December 28th to
December 71b. The ceremony will be
performed in the Congregational
rhttrrh.nnd it will be the mainly event
or the ”neon.
(looms ll. 'l'llley In having a due
dovtwéole built on till property in No-
l-otou avenue. for his son Dudley. Who
will engage in raising pigeons.
Ernest Koch has presented to the
(leaner school library several volumes
including lilatory of the United Statue
and "Lives of Prominent Men."
The lndlen' Aid mainly. or the Con.
transitional church. will hold a sale
and supper in the Town Hall. Thule
day night.
'l'be Tramway company line elevated
its tracks to the grade desired by the
‘ «11th in Newton.
"l'iie Ibeiteepnreaa slab not restor-
dnystierhoon. at the boats at Tim-
dore Austin. _ .
men amines.
Alesteeuievolvingtbenewlsw
mum in the mom a-
The best, unite in the «one for cute. BI ‘ S ’ I ' f
1 blatanmrns and all akin eruptions. lg a e o
’ and positively cum plied. or no pay
. required. it id guaranteed to glveper-
‘anie by 11. II. Plain“.
of Postmaster. ,.
liallurd. had an narrow escape l‘t‘i't'lll-
helm; 13.
thrown from a much with a number 3:.
of others who were injured. while the 1:
party of fourteen. consisting of real
entitle men. bankers and others. were ‘
brat-lea. IBM, ulcers. t rheum, fev-
"r We WT. m 'AIINII. chil"
feet satisfaction or honey refunded.
Price twentydiyn cents per box. For
W '
‘oonruwonr roll FRESHMEN.
The Yale faculty has taken up the
practice. discontinued» ‘ for several
years. at making gymnululn practice
compulsory for the freshman class.
The course oonalsla at two hours a
week. lasting from this tints to about
teams who are in training will be ex-
cused from this work.
SOMETHING TO DEFEND ON.
Mr. James Jones. of the tire) of
Jones .1 Son. Cowde , lit. in speaking
of Dr. King's newdxcovery. says that
last winter ltla wile“ was attached with
indrippe. and her cone grew so eeri-
ons that physicians at Cowden and
Pans could do nothing for her. It
seemed to develop into hasty musump
lion. Having Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery in. store. and selling lots of it.
he toolt‘ a bottle home. and to the sur-
prise 0! all she began to get better
from ilrst dose. and half—dozen dollar
bottles cured her MW 1. , .
King's New Disco ‘y tor: path:-
tion. coughs and colds is guaranteed
to do this good work. Try it. Free
trial bottle at R. H. Plslated’s.
Ample Tlme.—-His Father—If you
don't devote some time to study. 1
don't know what kind of a lawyer
you expect to he. The Law Student——
There’s plenty of time. father. l un-
derstand that you never get a case
that requires any knowledge of law
until about live year? after you are
admitted.
, OLD PEOPLE.
Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
ilnd the true remedy in Electric lilo
tors. This medicine does not stimu-
late and contains no whiskey nor oth—
er intoxicant. but note as a tonic and
alterntive. it sets mildly on the slum.
nob and bowels. eddhig strength and
giving tone to the organs. thereby ald-
lng nature in the pebtormanre of the
functions. Electric [litters is an ex.
reliant appetizer and aids digestion.
(lid people ilnd it just exactly what
they need. Price fifty cents and 3!
per bottle at R. H. Plaislrd's.
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has increased in a very gratifying ratio
at late and la casting about to are».
loin the noun we became convinced
that quality was the mind.
tbisunmweltsre street
Ill planing
nnmdutornlug lot ibis-m
Inn's Formosa. wit
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April 1. lambs" of regular athletic :,
Our Fancy
Muslin Underwear.
it is usual for us to have a cotton underwear sale in January, but it is the unusual thing that we lik
norm cones. . 1. sub '
Umbrella Drawers, deep cat-brie Dollie. IOo
Vobe hand, Ins Ilelln Brewers. with leeks, ibo
‘l‘rigrnerl Drawers. looks and Hamburg Edging.
light Bowen. full size. with locks and Bambi-le-
Rollie.
light Bowen. trimmed with hamburg Edging and
inserting, worth anywhere in the world
no. This Sale. .
fine Quality Inelia light
Gowns. sold everywhere
for St. for this sale, 15¢
Fine quality Shirts. in...
burg Edging, 390
at!!!
j W: You pay one for the some.
150
390
Fine quality CAMBRIC NIGHT GOWNS, EMPIRE CUT, or HIGH .NECK WITH
open WORK
lNSERTING. YOU ALWAYS PAY .135.
THIS SAL
to do, something in the way of a surprise and benefit for our customers. We want to sell every woman
and girl in the'couatv their winter jacket. We have stock large enough and variety extensive enoug
do it. As an inducement to visit our great cloak room, we will put on‘salc Friday the largest stock of
Muslin Underwear ever seen in Norwalk. We bought ten cases from a manufacturer who could not wait
untilapring, for he wanted the cash. It is not necessary to say that we bought the stock below the market
price. Conic! Look and secure several pieces. ‘
to
., 98c
This great sale will last but a few days. No matter how great our stock, it
would last a short time at; such ridiculous low prices.
3 BIG ATTRACTIONS FOR MEN. 3
FIFTY DOZEN men’s all silk NECK SCARFS. all now. very stylish, made to s e“
at so cents, and fully worth that price, for this sale.
500 pairs MEN'S HEAVY BLACK SEAMLESS STOCKINGS, double sole,
Hermsdortdyc. value 19c, far this sale, two pairs for
Twenty-live dozen MEN'S STRIPED FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS, felled scams
il‘.rutighoul; cut and finish the very but; worth 75:; thisule,
This is an advertising sale—no money in it—oimplyaa inducement to examine
our Winter Julieta, Winter Underwear. Winter Dress floods.
, ;; you can have the goods at the pricei quoted if you want them.
Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk.
Get over the fact that ours is the but selected
and most complete stock of Staple and Fancv Groceries in the town.
to convince on that our prices are right you’ll have to come and see for
esgecthilly invite the ladies to call and ins
n
COUGH E3
The Celebrated Northfield Creamery Butter, in 1/5 pound pilots, -
FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR.
”3'? We have a large stock of Hungarian Success Flour.
$6.00 For lot-rot.
produced.
” 250
250
50::
Don’t you care,
GI.“ no.3.
guarantees fresh sweet goods.
75 cents Por log.
The only way
yourself. We
peel; the fine goods which are arriving daily,
LEARN the VAST difference between common goods and FINE goods.
-, which is palatable and meritorious is added to our stock. '
OUR BUTTER DEPARTMENT.
. Our immense sale on first-class Butter
: Fine New York State Creamery Butter, ~ - - .
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, - -
Everything
The most satisfactory Flour
it you want to seen stock of First-class Canned Fruits and Vegetables all here. Not a CHEAP can
Our Jams and Jellies are made from pureireeh trait and sugar.
We solicit your patronage, and challenge comparison in quality and price.
Washington St.
South Ierwellt.
A SPLEllDlD LAY
among them.“ All new goods trash from the “furl“. Special prices by the dozen or case.
Charles E. Seymour,
Loading Grocer.
u not of datum only. but of the best Canned Goods, Dried Fruits. elm, ever assembled in any stars. No
need of saying anything about quality; our reputation and immense sales "speak louder than words.’
Those who can't meet our prim Imp harping about quality it: though they had first mortgage on all the
line goods la the world. But they haven't. Coats and look at our goods and READ OUR PRIOR.
light Greenery better. but leads, 810. per lb.
i'eney iewe Greenery better. my lee. lie. per lb.
run a stroll! use new we won. snot.
lend b. deer. .
OI
iiew Verb lute Brenner: better. as. per lb.
It”! “All AWAIOIII.
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a: a mum more. pull... 7. u and lilo. M m. m. at. its. Gulltllll'l mm deer.
in. g. New prepared buckwheat. inbuilt-"we. ltew tints beetle. on. to. I. 0. women. new M. lei...
man's: owl-Momma. to. aluminum. Shredded ocean. plum. 7e. Penman”. at,
mum” "In" M”. “b. m.“ A“: W Illllh. ”“0. 70‘ A01”. M W”
a“ “Arlen" m. no. me. in. windmills-r. wet-u. lilo. llllle. minim"
ouflMTIIIIIM lac. Pmneplewpmsrbotde. toe. inseam-biannual“
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