ti.
1.
fit
H
W ’
’ ”tan-rm smut celebrated on tour-
'Willlarn Hoyt, on the west side.
as...» "slain
WWomlguyfl r
. . .. Internship. twicowo mommy.
' 0 worth. Handsome. rich..wear- 1
new patterns and
colors at 40 per cent. below
”we! thallium for 'an hourzl
chapeIJionday evening. in s brib
lialit ‘nin‘naet She Via now visiting in
New Your ,
was“! _
Seleclban Remand is. melting sei-
paidan the ”‘1?" betwizemzlea
an proton. ’1‘ mm a
Belleck's roperiy has been out
mung it impdtsible‘, hie. set.
W. to enter the convey to hit
int-opens .'rsm is a' pile of stun:
Waldo or and“: a tres ,across it:
driveway lie s thielt thht he intehdh
t‘e town te'r damages.
1 The Kickapoo Indian Hedicine Com:-
FL” which engaged the Town Hall
tweV weeks from last Monday. has
appeared in town. and motor
hrs It ”tbs the conipaity is in Stam-
The men engaged board of lien-
ryfl'orthrup lie prepared dinner tor
then; on Tuesday, and waited several
hours for the appearance of the com-
rant
The social held by the ladies of the
fiethodlst 1:me Church, at the
residenceoi William ’We‘ed. Darlen.
"suing, was a grand success
eo'InnIedlons apartments Were
greeted with people, dud all seemed
enjoy themselves. Shortly after 8
Henry scorers offered prayer
mging and instrumental music were
u in order during the entire even-
lbs. The tempting refreshments [Ire-
W by the ladies were free] y patron-
thers being tour tables spread
lore ten p'cl
shot was
I
tenth anniversary of his birthday you
terlhy‘nhttern‘oo'r‘t by eneenaifn:nadaboul
thirty vein a Yum true A
donkey party was one or the enioyablc
pastimes oi the occasion, the prizes
won by hiias Susie Wiillnalt.
E niePeterpon. Iiiss Bertha Van
d iier'bertl‘oote. In the shoott
teat tie prise was secured by
Benjamin St. John. Master Smith re-
ceived many tokens of regard and In
line collation was served. In the even-
i several older friends were enter-
t‘a‘fned, and listened to vocal selections
and specialties by James Gordon and
Stokes Littleiohn.
#—
IMAM
hire. William J. Craw has returned
home troin a visit to Greenwint. h l
George Raymond and family have
moved into their new house on lIenoII
IIIII.
hire. Lewis Ilyatt and children have
morals to Norwalh. after visittng
Airs. llyatt's parents in this place.
Mr. and hire. Stephen D. Pordee. of
use York .are visiting Mr. and Dir-I.
The members of the Baptist Church
will tender a reception to the new pas-
tor, Rev. I-‘rsnh Brown. and wife. next
Monday night In the parsonage.
Mr. Barry 8. Kidd. who prearhed
in the New Canaan Baptist Church
last Sunday, will occupy the same pui-
pit nexl Sunday.
......
DMMBER LAgliS' HOME JOUR-
. A
“fir. Dooley” a" neighbor. "Molly
Banshee." mm her debut in «Iv.-
Chm-Ina Ladies' Home Journal. Shr-
ih ambitions to reign as soc Ihl queen or
Arrhey Road. and is quite as liltrrrniv
ing and witty as '.'Nr Dooley." the
glossy“; loaophfl'oi her author's ri’milrm.
time 1'. Brady Grows on his ex
pevieaees as misshmary to write of
"What Christmas loans in the Far
Want." giving pictures of rare pathos
and oi irresistible humor. The letters
thnt passed between flail Hamilton and
Whittier are published tor the ill-st
time. They give some delightful
glimpses or the social side of Wire
er Poet." Ian hlaclaren writes
on "Shall the Old Clergytnan be Shot?"
and Albert W. Smith (the American
Lewis Carroll) contributes more of his
wonderfully inany nonsense verses.
III Beard interstate the boys with a
Christmas novelty and an exquisite
carol by George '7‘. Cable is timely tor
Christmas rendering. There are two
notable page pictorial teal-res, "The
Nativity." from the brush of W. I.
‘I'Iylov. and “Orv-lag Home ior Christ-
Inns." by A.B .‘.l'rost The holidays
iaall their phahsa. and
thchrlataefthe home and nonlethal:
m are anticipated By The ('urtlv
TheoElectnc seal and Near
u g ' seal coats are. about the most
4 attractiw. thing in the cloak
ntrout which a nest ' _ 1 ,
buymga mutt. Hero 5 a sum-
' jacket maker wanted to keep
his force busy: we gave himl 1
iiIlSlilli of
”animal prices. ,1... 1. .. .1 1
And this. with the price of
From 48c upwards.
0“!
tat pi.
room lengthe :tttonev. '. How
grateful one will be when the 0
north wind blows l Thev dil-
. fer.fr.om'. Alaska .scalskms"
Mainly in price; in dye, tin-i
or ing and t‘ rush they are dupli- ,,
catcs of the best Alaska seal ‘
coat. Prices are $35 to 850.
sites are in high favor. No
wonder; they're warm and el--
Cluster scarts‘ SI .95 to $35. ;
Collarettes $3. 75 to $35. 31
favoredturs: ,
Electric seal
' ‘ \.
possm
sable 'possurn
mink
1 . Persian lamb
Nearly time to think of :
ple of our stock:
A richly-marked tour-skin
mink mull. 24-inch ..block.
fashionable Squire ends, SIS.
looking coat of velour is mark-
ed 94.95. It's the same qual-
ityot a coat..we gave for ill
a year ago and we gave much
for your money then. A big
an order. _
They have double-breastcdl
tly dip front and are trimmed
in pretty jet and braid designs
on culls, breast. rovers. and
back. Finish is with storm
collar. inlaid inside pockets.
and lining of satin rhadame.
Second floor, take elevator.
Just the nicest. purest, whit-
est linens for Thanksgiving;
patterns for the table and
sideboard.
Very special values In bleached dam-
ask at 50c. 75c. and 8t.
Fringed table-sets. handsome cloth
and at doses napkins lo Instr b. 8i. 75. 81:.
“All and up. Hematitched sets. cloth
and down napkins. new and Very ch»
gant patterns, “.39. $5, 85 25. 87. 50. ill.
Sid.
Pattern-cloths, Imported designs
matting beautiful linens as naturally us '
a duclt to water, with napkins In
”0.25, and lip.
Blde- bonrd scat-is: .
fringed 25 to 75¢.
hematitched We to 81. 50.
Fancy Doylles: '
square, round and evil.
8. to, 18%, 15,1! and 25c each.
Front Basement
THE HOWLVAND
Dev Goons Co
”hitting Company. Philadelphia.
OBI dollar a rear; ten tulle s copy.
”Elam silk bounding upward and 5t
j mills raising prices. " ”
Near seal for $50. "
...,Cluster scarfs and collar—5
egant; pretty frames for theff
face. 1
Storm—collars $0. 75 to $50 9',
We have them in all the:
Au'uncommonly good, rich
tron inland. where people take to '
match. on at “85.351080.“ to. '1"
till or the Greatest
s
hi":
Borges over littered
l masons-or ovum
We will roll top; the. NEXT TEN DAYS
all of our Three.“ Eon: Dollar lists for
I $1. 98
Come ch‘rly’snd’gst the cream of the lot.
. H Krié“ or
Sale commences Saturday morning. 25th.
9.”
t: at
it‘ll
’ 'It’3
5“”
nu
so
it”
nu
cat
:I u
”ilk“
it. I.
8- C6.
stht'
liih‘”
F911
.51.! V23: .3
been so low.
gains we ofier' In
suits, $6. 50, $7. 50, 88 and
Overconts a
0hr wind and water p
great success. 88. 00.
Sweaters, reduced from
to 89 cents.
to $1.39.
‘ V V Cups, .10 cents each.
V.
Doctor- my;
”dB-M
'rsdaen' new growrh
and raster” solar and
hsswtr to grayhsiv. M
moves msnwvr and
stops “M ”(a and
hrsshbgsilhshsu. (for...
mhahl
n» liAh' h HAIR;
”BALM!
. ,HrM sous:
teammate-smith-
required nourish-ant. it
”tendon-fig
FllEEw 305F8llsrl’m'". '9'
«'MI artihswill D.“ "A 'I
utrnt‘ifmmwm in... “its: ..‘..:-112;: directs ...-3
costs. can” sssstaii good
..:.:.“ s 0.0" I' (‘0. ,
vflle'J-J firms?“ andWI. .
1 nonwn
a . WAIVIK
AFINA
”REVS!”
lroysdinrasegernu la heirghndqnolonly
r I hnlofanu III-busy. mom i
‘y’m‘fl'u Iav hotel-1'. molesters.
meanest-sodium
BEAPIillc‘wl‘ll
mu In M W; helps ran:
minutiae an. up
how‘s-lern- its ‘0' - 1
'vf'vr‘lsb '. a t e ilv DHI el
in tin- Is I l 1
Viggs. 11 Main Street.
“Mum t' y
divs Ir 7.
went -~ 1- ant-4 mt
Bridgeport
e"-ms.wt Vyy‘rflarflotpl tens '
n'sik. “met .1.” tune a, l
dilinter Sty as for ’99
Never have hotter goods been shown; never have
greater varieties been offered; never have prices
There is no room for improvement in the bar-
“L's. . MEN ’8 BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S
CLOTHING!
Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
High grade, all wool single and double breast-
ed and cutaway black diugonalworstsd suite, 810.
Winter overcoats in kerseys and coverts, from
$5. 00 up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50,
Comstocl: Bros.
14qu IlIin Street South Ilorvtll.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Two stereo-Norwalk and South Norwalk.
WEYATMIIAV'SWIIMWMW.
W
WW ”WMMt-m
immafly IA" ”In"! and "IA was» at “mm;
-Piaiated. 43 Washington Street; Baxter, 8 South Main ht
“Rfi- SOAPi lyou know how all the family is. John.
89.
nd Utsters.
roof ulster has proved a
81.25, 81.69 and $2. 00,
solace-“its. Noted”;
deal not I“ scalp or
«sin 4 our Ham
0““ DAT!"
DIIIIIIG. DBL]-
OA‘I'Il-I' nun-nu
All! Al "NIT“?
ANIVNC‘P 1'0 IV"?
1'0"“. I? '05]!
"All In FALLING ‘
OIVT, BREAK!!!) OI
'ADIIOJ‘IYHIW.
Onltl. s martian-tent within when“
A'Nm El. LETTER ,
The following unique epistis was
lfound on a suburban street our recent-
ylie-or Johua-This Ia wrote you to lot
were doin putty well now, if I do say
It myself. Your Uncle .lirn had the
Wgood iortuue to lose his left leg on a
railroad and got damages and is now
Iivln with us and payin board. which
is a great help to us. Your brother Blii
fell in a collar Atlanta and broke
his collar hole. which he got 858
and invested la a gray mule, which
washin,’ an altosether. John. we are
well of! and mighty thankful in Prov-
nu“?
flirt
FIRST "WHOM!" INDOOR“
Wmhhgw ugvcp& mm Garner
0?.—
liW'ldilil? “3929‘“. '98 ‘“
oi- Nev roomy. mad the mm;
o! the Methodist Review. Sunday
school at 12 In.. Inworth league
praise and prayer service at 0 p. In
Class meetings and ll'ridsy
.sl’l:80p.m. yer Beeline on
i Thin-tdayintrttlo pat-.1 "
mdoottl‘rhrt or L
hflmuflh I19h A
pastor-Subject of morning sermon
Who Then can Be Saved? 0170!
of evening sermon. What:
That i Shnll Do Unto You. Muttvlr
for the day is as follows: Morning:
was. Ts Douro in 0.: 0111st
anthem. Jubilata in Id list, WI lard
male quartetle. selected. Evening
Anthem, Heathen Unto My Volce
Smart; dust, The Vesper Hour, Shel-
> lo]: utiurtelie The Sabbath oi the
Soul, Schneeite.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST BPIB
copsl Church, corparflaal avenue
and Henry street. East Norwullt
Rev. John J Faust. pastor—class
meeting. 8: 80; semen by Rev. C A
WM Italic! of Darla! Methodist
Episcopal Church. 10:30. Rev 1.1
«roost will trouble to be present. Sun-
day school. it m.: Junior League
3: 30; Praying Band 8 p. In.: Thanks.
giving service. 7 p In. Subject, Why
w. (the Thanks. led by the pastor.
assisted by several laymen. Monday
evening. Epworth League prayer
meeting . Tuesday evening. class
meeting. Wednesday afternoon. 2 p
Indica' Aid Society; Thursday
evenlns. prayer meeting. .
(announcement.
FIRST CONGREOATIONAI. CHURCH
Park and Lewis streets; Nor-walk
Rev. T. K. Noble, pastor emeritus-v
Sunday services at 10:00 II. m.. and
7:80 II. III. Rev. of. Lewis 0. Bras
low, at Yale L'n vortlly. will occupy
the pulpit. Sunday school and Bibi:
classes at l" m. The Christian En
deavor Society will hold a Thanks
giving service st 6: 30 p. In. .. it
which every one is invited to brine
a package of food or clothing ior
Thanksgiving distribution. On Wed
nesday the Christian Endeavor So-
ciety and Kings Daughters will re
echo the donations of the church anr'
attend to the distribution of food and
clothing. thus given, among the poor
t B‘HMI
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST Church
West avenue, near Pine street, W. H
Hubbard. minister-Worship, will
preaching by Rev. Arthur Crane
I0: 30a. to" ‘l: 30 .m.: Bible school
I: 11).: Junior En eavors at 4 p. In.;
young peoples‘ prayer and testimon
tnl meeting ii p. or. Services every
stoning until iurther notice with
song serum at 7: 30 and proachlur
at ii p. In. Will you not pray for in:
peace and prosperity of Zion IIII"
work now for the saving oi souls?
Come thou with us. All seats free
NORWALK BAPTIST CHURCH. 888'
avenue Rev. ... Talmuge Van-
Doren. pastor—Services at 10: 30 a
In. and 1: 30 p. to. Prayer servicr
at IO: 00 a. In. Sunday school at 12
In.; Young Peoples' meotlng at 5:3'
p: to. Normal Bible clues. Wednes
day at 8:00 p. In. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:45 p. In. A cordial in,
vilallon is extended to all to attend
these eeI'vires.
CALV‘ARY BAPTIST CHURCH, (l. A,
R. Hall. South Main street. Soutl
Norwalk. A. P. Johnson. minister—
Services as usual. Sunday school at
3pm: ‘t'. P.8.C..:Eat6309..:m
preaching at 7: 30 p. m. Subject
Faithfulness. Scots free. All arr
welcome. The Christian Endeavor
meeting will be led by Mrs. Wood
and sister, oi Westport.
armour-II.
TRINITY EPIBCOI’AI. CHURCH.
South Nurwulh—Servlws will be held
in the South Nerwallr Congregational
Church on Sunday, November 20, as
iollown: Holy Communion. 8 a. In.;
Morning Prayer and Sermon. 9:30 a.
m.; Evening Prayer and sermon
7:30 p. In. Thursday. Thanksgit'ius.
Morning Prayer and sermon, 9:30
a. III.
GRACE CHURCH. NORWALK—BUN-
day next before Advent. Morning:
Prooaaslonal Bib. Morley: Venlte
Robinson. p. 40: Gloria Patrl: T:
Deum. Field In D: Jubilate. Field in
D; than 483'. Swell: Kyrie. Arnold;
Gloria Tlhi. Pleyel; Hymn 483
Smart: Odertory. 0. Lord My Trust.
Barnby; Recasaloual 480. Haydn.Ev-
enlng: Processional 212, Barnhy'
Vt‘l’tllclel. Trirnnrll; Gloria Pntrl
Robinson; Mngnltlcat. Pepper In (L;
Nunc Dimitls. Pepper in (3.: Versi-
rlrs. TrimnI-II: Hymn 297. Elva;
()i'fertory, tenor solo: Vesper llymu.
ii. Kane; Recessional ill. llnralcr.
anvm.
ADVERT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Zandt avenues East Norwallr. Rev. .I.
ll. Davis. pastor-Preaching tomor-
row ut t0:30 a. m, ll) the Rev
Gmrge Ii. Wallace. of Bridgeport.
Sunday school. iii In: chlldrenn
meeting. 5 p. In.; preaching by the
pastor at 7 p. In. upon the sublecl
Model For Young lien. Singing by
the Birchard Sisters. All come.
Seats free.
SALVATION Am.
SALVATION . Althll'. WASHINGTON
Street bridge—Bends y services will
be: Junior Soldier Company' a mast
slogans-day schoolallaann. liol-
imamssllngatii a. In. Bnbisol.
durum. or terms ASSO-
. 'Ellsabo sir'estw- Wslterl
W2. lhnu“ to). Mikel our
merchants. will i a
nesting Sunday . .
VG. Sniflen. oi w tport. will end
the singing and odor one or more
solos. AVlllsIngeT will Insist with
......
KHUBIIN‘I HAM. liliiflotitc
outset-sat, South Norwalls—rii
fields, leader 1
Revival Band. ed the meeting last
Sunday afternoon.
lent meeting. welll attended.
tomorrow alternoon and have
as good It meeting. Bring your
friends with you.
.IIIAuIrsvrow To“ condor.
~Sessions every Sunday afternoon
at 330: o'clock. rents and child-
' ren living in Oraniteville are invited
, in Mail .. -
Isn’t Midland hacks You us A”.
To not; tobacco lentil and inrever, bum
nails. inlet ma. serve no vigor. tube tie-To
I‘M. mm?!"- ”worker: that :nahes wash men
s rang. mutate or t Cure yearns
ma Miss and '5?an Address
Iisriing Remedy 0o. hloaao or New York
No married man Ih Vienna is allow-
ed to go up In a billioou without the
Surreal consent of his wife and chil-
m0
FoIThanksgiIing
Sweet Cider,
Fruits—Floi'tdn Oranges
’lrapes, 3 kinds. Apples—-
King. Baker. aldwins and
Greenings. 1
Dried Fruits—Figs, 15
md 20c lb, Prunes, Apri-
~ots Poached} Raspberries
'itron, Raisins, Currants,
Drange and Lemon Peel.
Bell’ s Poultry Seasoning
lags, Thyme; plenty Fresh
WAtm- 1
Vegetables—l—Celery, Par-
Iqus, Spinach Turnips,
Onions, Sweet Potatoes.
Pumpkin and iSquash.
All kinds New Nuts.
'l’houe 1138-3. to
l
famutl lumstuk, Jr.
72 NORTH MAIN smart/r.
helsflNorflalthV
Ilwasanehcllr: H
rue,1.
“‘1
We are 1‘
withstanding
therefore it j
Best , Keruyl-Vi 3d 1
satin linings, in all
$8. 98 and $9 98
Plaid Skirts u
$2.,49 :3 48. 84.98;-
and 86 98
Golf Cspesof all; ,
ridIculonsly low pfioea.
Children' s reefers, nice
mixtures. handsomely
tnmmed, from 81 49.
Tailor-Made Suits, Betti- .,
costs, etc., and full line 05‘
Furs. ‘
I. WEE e co
68 Washington Street.
South Norwnlk.
M
N. Y., N. H. & H. R‘.‘
TIME 1“.“
In eileet June 11. 1898; 1
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK son
NEW YORK.
A. 1—125“, 4:55;, 8:45, 8:15, 8:55,
7:13. 7:5“. 8:18;, 9:081. .23.» 8:581.
10:22:. 11:35:, 11:9).
P. Ill-12:971. 1:11, 2:253, 2:00, 3:21:
Drive lllorses
Baker’s Stables,
l'el. gull. 139-33.
‘ 4:07, 5:103. 5:383. 5:553, 0:01, 7:50.
8:11, 10:20.
SUNDAYS. ‘
A..:M—12 58!, 5: 95!. 9: 5.
P M.—-2: 21x,5: IS, 7: 20. 9:45!- ”'1.
LEAVE NEW YORK 70R
NORWALK. . m
A. lie-12:02:, 5:00, 8:00, 7:08, Orly.
9100!, 9: 02, 9: 091, 9: 00, 19:“. 19:05.
11' 00:, 11: 02.
P M.—12:02!,1:04; 27901.2'flsltm
31303.41102L404L5ztt02h5m5m.
5:02, 7:003:00; 9:80.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:—1102:, 8:00. 740.10”!!-
P. III—s: oo
LEAVE scum nonwabit son
new rum.
Treat
Your
Feet '
Theu’re
Adi—1:113, 1:20;, 6: 88. 7:42, 2:“
9:111. 10: 121, 11: “I. 11:42. .1 ,.
P- u “52: 022, 1.12. 3:071. ‘sm ‘sfl. " y
8:27. 7:,06 7:,28 8:051.8:.15 11:15.
Bridgeport in nddition to above. I.
In..2:42::.,5041.728
. SUNDAYS. -
A. lit—1:111, 1:20;, 7:42, 8:12.
P. bin—1:15.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DWI.
A. H.435, 9:15, 10:05:.
P. hi.——-l:20. 4:25. 5:10. 5:“.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NOW“
A. Eff—0100,7225, 9:35, 11:26.
P. hi.-4:20. 8:48.
Sunday trains to Dublin". 8:” a. ...
7: 25 p. In. Leave Danbury, 8:“ a. 3..
mot/Ian's.
rues. Christians «peeially invited.
Christian mine service at 8 p. ll .
Come and rip us praise tied for his
smallness and his wonderful works
tonne». which always provides—At-
lahla Conduit!!!“ , ,, _
. as
to the children at Inca. As it Is the'
ThGi’laoe. ;'
.Well. YOUT 1 s 13.2"“ rumo- express.
l 'W "‘ “"53”" ‘-
""""""'": {urge- saints! or Ila-ed IV a
Friends?
Wear Shoes that Fili
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