" ’waa bum in East Wintlaor.
P‘Iih IIII oi. the lids cam
"011111111 ”1...... SIItlIIl Reporters.
WIIMIIIIIIIII.
,‘ lulled martini-.1111: desire
m0! t. must have
‘thIcopyior‘thc
in the ones by
~ I ”lock, oaths day before the
flanged
‘ _1 will appear.
; ammo. ‘
Novembc "all II' Willon'l Point
.‘ Conn. compiled tram ii. 8. Coast Bur-
vey table-1
Above Above or
1 nw.’ . below'l..W.
Date H. 1‘. Hart. 71. T. Hark
u awrmr ‘55“. 10 UCJD. I-Mta
8.599.111. 83ft. lo. 2511.111. 0.711..
88. 4.111.111. 5. tit. 11. 05am. 1 1. lit
4.48pm. 0.0“. 11.10pm. on
28. 5.88am. dwelt 11.5mm. 1..1it
5.87pm. 5.1g. 11.54pm. 1- “it.
27. 8.15am.
8.82pm. 5..9it 12.42p. m. 1.011.
88. 7.08am. 8.8it.12.88a.1n. 0.9it
. 7.84pm. 8.1it. 1.27pm. 0.711.
88. 7.47am). 7.1it. 1.22a.m. 0.7it.
8.12pm. 11.11:. am in. 0.311.
. 80. 8.80am. 7.5it.2.08a.1n. Mic.
. 8:58p.m.8.81t. 2: 5311. m. -—0.lit.
. RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring, 8.4 it; av., 7.2 it; neap. 5.9 it.
..Ilgniiles plus; — signiflcs minus.
. WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for this vicinity—Fair to—
night and Saturday.
Weather notes-Rain tell in the past
twenty-four hours irom Nebraska
southward 0 Texas, along the coast
from North Carolina to New Jersey.
and cloudy weather with light ecat-
tercd showers in the lake region.
A small low pressure area is central
this morning at. Galveston.
~Eecallopa. 30c.qt.. at ilayes.‘
Charles Kieth, of Winnipauk. is ill
....
Charles Brown, '01 Broad River,
on the sick list.
”——
l1~
union and Youman Derby's. O Brien
w» vi; b .... .....r I. .«n 4.. '
m John T. llayca oifNorwalk. spun:
yesterday in New York.
Deputy Revenue Collector Samuel S.
Ambler, was in Norwnlk, yesterday. '
—-l-‘resh Shoulders. 8c. 6 Water at.
l'loneer Castle, A. O. K. M. (3.. will
work the second degree this evening.
An addition iswabcing placed on Sal-
vntor Chariot'a house in Wood street.
it will be used as a grocery store.
~Bpeclal for Sat. and Mon: Ladies’
Golf Caper-1. with fringe. 84. 98. lland
some line Ladiea' Dreea Ski1ta. $1. 98.
M S. Smith & Co.
A granite monument to the memory
oi Mra. Thomas Ryan will be erected
in St. Mary's Cemetery, this week.
The South Nomlk Club will hold
a smoker tonight in the club's qnur
ten-1 in the Donovan block. Washington
street.
-—Extra Fancy Malaga Grapes. lit
per lb. F. D. Lawton l: Co.
The industrial League of the First
Methodist Church will have a ladies
night in the basement oi the church
tonight.
Turhnne'a up-to-date I'nlon Show
ior men. at Glover's.
.l. P. Francis recently escaped injury
in a serious fall at his residence on
i'resccnt Tcrrncc.- lie tripped at the
top oi a flight oi stairs and fell head—
long to the iioot.
-—lee children Lane's Ice Cream.
Cyrus Parka. James Farrell. l-‘retl
Walters and William Farrell. went to
liranchvllle on a gunning trip. Wed-
nesday. The entire catch was two rah»
bits and three edulrrels.
—-Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. ri‘.’. I.
t). O. F.. will. hold a special meeting
tonight. at 7:45 aharp. All are rcqucet~.
ed to be fluent. By order N. (l.
There will be a meeting of the gen-
eral committee having in charge the
detIlla oi the Smith trophy. tonight.
at 8 o'clock. in Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company a quarter».
-l-lorse Clipping. L. It. Wright's.
tiovernor Lounabory and Mrs
launrbury have gone to Amber“. on
a visit to Joaeph (i. Potwin at that
town. lira. lmnabury's iather. Mr.
l'otwln is elghiyvelght years old and
He livcil
In llartiord for,“ several years In tho-
Ill's and conducted, busincsi th re.
—-Tho Woman'a (luild oi Grace
Church. will hold a lunar anti supper
at the Central Club. on luv-ember '1
and 8.011 the trot evening a sale oi
iaacy and uaeill Irticiea and an en-
tertainment will take place and the
ascend evening will be tlcvott'tl to the
sale and a supper.
.’
Chart.
It whittled
mOuchInoIm 'l‘rlbI of Red III will m
thintheniag. ' There will bo‘tlIngc
my
W -~=;_
111611121111 liartin, 0! Norwalk. ll able
to be about after a wIIkI' illness train
it! WP- ; . - t ,
~DIlioionI Pin-I hens.
11 special 1118.11 at si. 1 1181.11
A. B. Socicty will hold tool lot 8
1111111111. 111' 11111111 1.
IN
The tune oi hitched Sullivn
lat-gel til iroin mm
this 111 rning.
-—Rlb Roast, 1811 lb. 8 Water street.
‘F—‘W- .
David 11.711... and Mr. Stem . oi
New York. are guests oi Daniel urley.
oi Cross street. Norwalk.
dliltdwnI‘rdmilliliesmandliéienilg hazenmov-
e re s I too ivcr
to the Mil. Willie: Jarvis house. ;
~Pesrl Alpine; O’Bricn'I.
D. J. 111.61.... oi Norwalk.expect~1
to resume his duties at the patent ofllce
i111 Wishlagton. 11.0.. about December
_—.
Judge I'ntl Mrs. H. W. Gregory and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F Osborn. of
Norwalk. have arrived home treat their
western trip.
—Stsani Carpet Cleaning It Luther
-' M. Wright'l.
Dr. w J. Tracey performed an oper-
ation upon Mr's. Thomas Ward t the
Nomad: Hospital. yesterday. '1‘ 'e pa-
tient is doing nicely.
due—lip—
hire. Joseph bunch, oi Norwalk. is
spending a few days at the home at
her daughter, lira. W. W. Bloom. on
Garden street. Stamiord.
-~Speclals for Sat. and Mon. ir’om I
to 8 p. m.: 10 yda.;flnc Unbleached
Muslin, 35c: 10 yda. Best Print. 85c:
1 edit Gent‘s heavy Underwear. 42c;
l suit Child's red flannel Underwear.
38c: 2 prs. Children's heavy ribbed
Hose, 15c: 1 large Door Mat. SEC; 4
pkgs. or rolls Toilet Paper. ioc; 100
'l‘in Gal. Oil (Jana. 8c 0a.; Corn Pop-
pers. 10c 08.: Fancy Candles, to on. M.
S. Smith & Co. 1
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton llartvvlclt. Mr. ilartwick ia'a
driver ior Adams Express Company
and is receiving congratulations.
(loorge Simmons. of Albany, N. 1'.
who has been spending it couple at
months with Captain David Decker. oi
(.ireacent Terrace, has gone to Boston.
251
-—-lic11t Eigln Creamery llutier.
per lb. i~‘. I). Lawton It Co.
Attorney John .l. Walt-1h. of Nor
walk. attended the benefit for thct‘atlr
ollc Orphan Asylum in the Metropoli-
Ilan Opera House. New York, yester-
ay. .
——i.adica' inannlsh Box Cali Shoes.
83.00. Glover's.
Victor Ferris, of South Norwalk.
was in town Ina-it night, and had the
pleasure of seeing the Company It‘ b1111-
ketball team "done up."——Stnmforu
Telegram. . c
—Turkcya. lie. 6 Water street.
Rev. William J. Slocum. of Water-
bury. was a guest at the parochial roa-
idence in Norwalk. yesterday. He re-
ceived a warm welcome from many
Norwalk friends.
——I’our choice of the finest lot of
Turkeys in town ior 1214c pound. at
Hayes's.
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Hamilton. of
Boston. are guests of Mien Charlotte E.
Raymond. oi Knight direct. Rev. Mr.
Hamilton was a iormer pastor of the
Norwalk Congregational Church.
-~i71nbrellas and Canon. O'Brien's.
At the meeting of Mary Wooster
Chapter. Daughters oi the American
Revolution. held in Danbury this oi,-
ternoon. Miss Dot a Stone Plnneo. of
Norwalk. delivered an address and read
a pnpcr on Nathan Hale.
~Turkcys. l‘zific. Hayes.‘
Judge Woodward will hear the appli-
cation. Tuenday at 10 a. m., in the
Noiwalk Probate Court, oi Alice .l.
Freeman. an incapable pet-11011. to be
restored to capacity. dismiss the con-
servator. and to return to her such oi
her property as remains.
—ParICoi.andcrcam.5ccap.LaaI'I
M1. and M111. “E. R. Bennett have re-
turned home (rpm a week's visit with
irienda in Kcyport. llolnidel. Long
Branch. and other places oi interval
They report a very pleasant trip. Mr.
ilcnnctt preached in the Keyport Bap-
tiat Church. Sunday.
~Men'a and Boys' winter Caps. O'Brien
Daniel O‘Connell. the Norwallt man
who arrived home treat a two yeanr
irultless neat-1 h ior yellow metal in the
Klondike has returned to his trade as
Iron moulder and is now employed in
Davenport & Treacy's foundry at WI-
tcraide. Mr. O'Connell has little to any
of his explorations in the Irtlc re—
gions. ~Sta1niord Advocate.
*t‘apc i‘od Cranberries. 71 my at
I". l). Lawton & Co.
A boat 11! Oliver P. Morgan, indir
ana's war governor. was promoted to
the Indianapolis high school by Mina
Ethel Blake. at Detroit. lire Morton.
who wait present at the exercises. also
presented the mhml with several voi-
. -l"rech item, We lb.
ti Water It.
W ‘
' wing 1.11111. 18111 Pentium 'tc.
notes from not late husband's library. '
11ng Itore‘ notiyhis wee
You'iltgoe wallto ad
or
beat to Boonie in 'a
canoe oi eel
1.1
11.13.11. has ' "n
1r brought
you With
The Key NOte
Every item interests somebod
We’ re read; for a week of memorable trading. Are
macabl
AEB UNDERWEAR. BLANaKEPS
I wind 11
read ”very
111 estiga
UY that' s where the economy comes in. Every
liing enth neiasm that we
ngLineuI.
on '1! do
has oi the a we;
’ $1.111 do
is the. values;
polishes has been
departments. every
y. i may be you.
I is!
it...
NOW LET PRICES TALK.
CAPE CLINAX.
it pays pretty well to nose 'round
in cloak matters «panicky lost at this
time. We often rub up against a In:-
prisc that Iotnewhet startled our ideas
oi values. There's cape economy in
you it you' ve got a cape to buy this
moon.
Ladies” Black Boucle Cloth Capes.
tur trimmed, 84.49.
Ladle-11' Black Boucle Cloth Capes,
beer for trimmed, satin lined. 87.98.
ladieg’ Black Melton Cloth Cape.
saw lined, braid trimmed. 87. 98.
miles (loll Capca. shawl patterns
large line of coloringa. special 88.98
FAMOUS JACKET NEWS.
With weather right. with goods
right, with prices lower than you've
ever seen ior such stylish coats, our gar-
ment room should be throngctl with
pleased purchasers. - ~
Ladies Black Kcrtwy Jackets, gloria
silk lined vcltet collar. 87.98.
Ladieu‘ lilatk (S'hetlot Jacket. satin
lined strapped scams. 88. 98.
Leilica' Melton Cloth Jacki-t, satin
lined. extra value. 89.:18.
Ladiea' Melton Cloth Jackets Ir.
blatk anti tan outln lined. highly tel—3
lured, 810. 98.
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR.
And time for it to. We shall make.
this an. underwear occasion oi such
importance that you can iii siiord to
pass it by. (loud. clean. honest, de-
pendable Iota these. Pleasure to buy
them, pleasure to wear them. knowing ;
that they are in every way right.
WOMEN'S i NIIERWEAR.
Women' a fleece lined Vests and
Pants. lilo.
Women' 11 ribbed fleet'e lined Vests
and Pants in grey or white. 25c.
Women 11 line white wool Underwear.
bound with silk. 75c.
Women' s all wool white and scarlet
Vests and Paula. 98c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Mans heavy fleece lined Shirts and
DrawerI 39c.
.1.ch
thiststoro at this time that will tempt ‘
3 Damask. 19c.
lion’s heavy natural wool and cant-
cl's hair llnderwear. shirts with pearl
buttons, all sizes. 491:.
Men's camel's hair wool Underwear.
extra well made. double gusset draw.
era. 75c.
lien s flue all wool natural and cant-
el's hair Shirts and Drawers. pearl
buttons on both garments; nicely tin-
iIhed. 81.50 quality ior 81.25.
couroaranta contours.
Bales oi them. and better values
never crosaed our counters. You'll say
so when you see them.
59Fork Furniture Calico Comiortables.
11111.11... Figur Comfortablcs, 1111-
ed with white cot 11c.
F‘aney Silkollne Comfortablel. cheese
cloth backs, white cotton filled. 81.25. ,
Fancy Figured. Sateen Comfortablcs.
good quality. white cotton fliled, 81.49.
Plain Sateen Comiortables. old gold,
blue or pink lined. extra white cotton
tilled, 81.98.
CONCERNING BLANKETB.
We've got tour or flve lots of blau-
keta to tell you about—good blankets
with "real" wool in them. Blankets
that will give yearn oi honest wear;
blankets with warmth in them. When
you buy such bed-covering you feel
that you're making a good investment.
11-4 Grey Domct Blankets. extra hea-
vy, at 69c pair.
“.4 WhiteWool B nnltets.red or blue
bordera, special. 8i'. pair.
"-4 ‘White Wool Blankets. red, blue
or pink borders. extra quality ior 82.."
Illlll’.
li-I 'whito allvwdbl Blankets. in blue
red or pink borders, 83.75 pair.
LINENS r011. THANKSGIVING.
Many a thrifty "woman is contem-i
plating the purchase of a table-cloth
or two or a do napkins so that
when the family ‘ttltcr at the. grcat
annual least they will find the table
napcry in apick, .apan shape This
; store will supply your linen wants to
: your entire satisfactioh.
Thus.
...—W...-
BLEACHED DAMASKS.
‘LIHEN '
g 1.
an ,
L; 5&1‘
82-inch All-linen Bleached
Bleached
Bleached
. Bleached
Bleached
Table
Table
Table
Table
Table
72-inch All-linear
‘ Damask. 75c.
72clnch All-linen
Damask. 89c.
72-inch All-linen
Damaak. ”.00.
72-inch All-linen
Damask. 81.25.
BLEACHED NAPKINS.
5’. All-linen Napkins. 89c dozen.
'14 All-linen Napkins. 98c. dosed.
31’. Ali-linen Napkins. 8i.l9 dozen.
~13 All-linen Napkins. 8l.35 dozen.
‘56 All-linen Napkins. 81.75 dozen.
114 Washington Street.
south Norwnlk.
ani indiilerent as to the
food you eat. /
Buy Oats that’s clean.
I 11111 near—just as far
or telephone.
...—....
V
i
.111 1301 111 MAIN STREET.
W
No man worthy the name would refuse to pro-
vide food for his animals. but many are careless ;
The quality of the grain you feed to your ani~
male 18 as important as the good quality of the
Manuel T. Hatch.
quality.
as the nearest letter-box
.-
FR BE EXHIBITION
oi the New ilmmophote
Monday Evening.
. Nov. 27th.
ltvrmtl toilo'ahck.
Nev-Mm talking. the tiratnopbtmcj
muiuoes all kinds oi innate, vocnlan
Ins-trunwntal. and an other aonndeor
ooniblnationoi noun: of which I acc-
my mthl hall been taken.
fl. 8. HOOD. Jeweler and Optician.
801T" NORWALK. CONN
\
' 1 at. ‘llayen‘ Market. ‘
M
Then iI such Iatlaidetidl in reach-
ing a place before the letter announc-
log your arrival does In.
...—.m-
it ie sit-ply impossible in: s minister
with I boi on the back oi his neck to
preach In Inthu e sermon.
Watchmen”. hone.
Rain has never been known to fall
in that part oi E between the two
lower ialls ot the. III.
A woman always likes a. man so
l'nuch who orders what Ibo wants in-
stead oi what she is 11111111 to.
—5 lb. pull Pure Lard. 40¢. ufllnl.’
John D Rockefeller's usual 1111.11.
Ion consists pt a glue oi milk and two
minke". with an occaeional piece oi
t.
_ 'i‘mneuaee isrmera have been doing
their toll plowing by moonlight, so
that their cattle may be less troubled
with illeit.
~Demorest Drop Head Sewing MI-
chines, handumne, 823.50. Guaranteed
ior i0 yearn. M. S. Smith 5 Co.
Douglas Fowler Post and the W0-
men's Relief Corps will have a supper
and entertainment in Grand Army hail
next Monday night.
Charles Dorr, oi San I‘ranciIco. has
a wonderiul memory. He can recite
verbatim almost any play alter wit-
nesaing it once.
——Cape Cod Cranberries, 71- per at
I". D. Lawton & Co.
~——.d——-——
A11 might have been expected. the
peace ronierence was mushroomed
when it went minst the dumdum
buliet.«—The News-Tribune. Detroit.
A man will admit that bill pretty
t-hild resembles its mother.«bttt a bright
one he alwaye claims to take after
him. Either way he in throwing bou-
quets at himseli.
*3 lbs. Frankford Sausage. 25c at
Hayes:
The world at large can see nothing
to admire in the young woman in a
theatre box who puts her feet on the
railing even though she does belong to
the tint families
—-l5 lb. Fresh Pork 8i. 00. ti Water at
From the acquisition propensities of
some actrcaaes and the irowsy condi—
tion of their locka, the public judges
that the only sort oi a comb they
would use would be a diamond one .
~l.adie11' Alpincs. O'Brien's.
English fart-hinge are no longer like»
Iy to be mistaken for half crown», for
now they arc minted not only of a tilt
iercnt size and design. but even oi a
tillierent color. being a dull bronze.
Elite Shoes for men. 83.50.
Soroaia Shoes for women. 88.50.
Glover's Sale Agency.
The latest string ties are oi stitched
taiieta with fringed enda caught in a
sort of tnasrl eflcct. The very dainty
girl puts a little sachet powder at her
favorite periume in the ends oi her
ties.
l
m'i‘urkeya and Chickens. 1281.11 pound
at liayes.’
; The new velvet collars are cut high
; under the ears and embroidered in a
pattern with steel beads. A two or
three inch (tinge of the beads fall
about the neck irom the foot of the
collar.
milest l-Zlgln Creamery Butter. 251‘.
per In. F. i). Lawton la (‘0.
Robert iircen. ex-puglllst. has been
licensed to preach by the (‘aivary Bap-
tist Church. Shawmnt avenue. “onion.
and in going to enter thc llaptlst sem-
inary at Lynchburg. After being
graduated from it he wlll return to
Boston to be ordained.
I ~Plenty Peanuts in Brittle It Lane's
Some oi the new fall street. gowns
have short Silllht‘S. One lust imported
is of dark brown broadcloth. the waist
cut in bolero style. with several jacket-
like layers. Around the waist is worn
a quaint red velvet sash. with two che-
nille-tripped ends hanging at the lcit
side in the back.
~(ihuit-c Country I-‘nwls. lib: pound
Another novelty in stock collars.
and a very dainty one. in the butterfly
bow—«not a butterfly how an it has al-
ways been known. but a genuine silk
butterfly with body and wings cm-
broldersd or apangled. The butterfly
is isstened on thc'sllk stock directly
under the chin. and is ““0thle oi
wide variety in color combination and
decorative needlework.
~(‘hlldrcn's Tonnes. O'Brien's.
Have you seen the little umbrella
pun-'1‘? it is a very convenient nov-
wlty. oi leather. round in shape and
tiastening Mcurcly with a clasp. l-‘as-
toned by a short chain to the umbrella
handle. it is easily got at on a rainy
day. and is Just large enough to hold
Wantsevccyonc
oiDryGoodnl-losiery, liutlei-wcarJa
We ongoing to cloac out this stock It; ,_ ‘-
pricesmarkedqutbeetockareeolovtwc. ‘
cdyoawili
oiDryGoodI,atwhochalc,areconIid;
This makes the III: still more lmgh
TILLOTSON R MILLS’ S-
50 -Trimmed Velvet and Felt Hats. worth $3 to 54;
Ladies' Golf Hats qualit 75c and Sl.;illl now.
II. 59 and 82.00: now.
New Line Patterns. for stamping linens. . . . . . . . .
Ladies Flannelette Night Gowns, fancy colorl
prices....... -
The “Oneiia” Combination Suits. in Whiigétnd"
C. "1
Ladies Half Wool Vests m white silk iront pantst,
match. agcnuine 75c qualii: at. . . . . .‘i
Ladies' Fleéce iued Vests. sil trimmed. pant “’
match. vale 39c: s eciai................-.
Big assortment “Onyx" osicry. 111........2512 . -
A good assortment of the famous Passepartout P .
lures 211........ltlc. I2 I- 2c. l5c. l9c. 281: ”an
Agent Old Staten island Dye House.‘
see-IovIIIIoIIIIeIIIII
tioiiwlcl...DIIDOIIOIIIDIOCOIOCI
omouuuum 11 to 11111 11111111 1111‘”
the price it lull vlnt you idiot will dull.
25 1102.} Boys Sailor Collar Sweaters. :1. 25 quality
we bought them cheap and give you tho-benefit.
Price .....595
Have you seen the new Muilier. 9 We have a large
assortment to select from. aim”..- 9.509
Willis H. Selleck
UP-TO-DATB CLOTHIBR-
50 Wall street, Nonvalk. Conn
Holiday Photographs
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
11:11:51 51111:; 111 acorns 1111111111111.
The Children 3 Studio of the Twin Cities. .
No sittings made after four o ’clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON,
.‘,‘
t
All Trolley Lines ;‘
Pas-the Door.
Photographer, , ‘ ‘ ‘1
0p. lcrwallt Hotel. 58 Wall Strut. lemma". “
...__‘1'.._._
THE MODEL GROCERY
A Bargain Bought.
A Bargain Sold.
llev Patent 11111.-.-- ...-$1.21 111; 111 111 .1
Best Bittenlkll
LOREIIZO magi;
N0 MITTER
what is the trouble with your eyes. it
is worth paying attention to. and A
CAREFI' l. EXAMINATION ('OS'l‘S
YOI' NOTHING. We have: a separate
room for testing and are thoroughly
equipped with the proper knowledge
and best appliances ior determining all
refractive errors.
Our lighting arrangements are per-
it-ct and examinations can be made at
night as well as in the daytime.
Open every evening.
0.13 yncxsoiv.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall Street. Norwaik.
mriarc. pennies for "extras." or a
chryauntbemurn ior your huttonhole.
Recent l’aila lmportntrona in lin-
gerie shun comet covers which area
. mass oi 1111 i111. pufia and Insertloh run
through with ribbons. 811;» are tcri‘;
minated at the waiat-li filth inch-
widc insertion. through 111 a draw-,
ing string oi ribbon in run. This style.
wan brought about by the close-lilies.
skirts. as with them all superfluous
iriils below the waist line are leit oi.
«NOTICE TO SOCIETIES.
I will give free of charge a steam.
has of imperial Crown Cigars to any
society holding a lair or banner In
South Novwalk during thin winter. Ad-
dress Hermann flower. 3‘" State sine-t.
New Raves. Cool. I
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1
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In
4
With l.. Jackson. Jeweler.
The Home apcr.
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mwuitu. ItisanluacsndoriginalmcldlnthDQI ;
grapallihcpcoplelntown. mapper-MMMID ‘
lmsparablo. MhMmhothWfifllhfl
knowlt. “WMWUMW”
isthmugbtboloulm.
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