., , "m.
. , .m mm ‘
i ll nd a merchandising ‘ ‘
other»!
"rs ‘ '
. r.“
. ll w" '
will! city the
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. unfliviug
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'ialiuvl-v
meanest
' tto-
Shared
Five Boys. Fivellirla.
' m mt!
-- . Joseph ergnson.
Reelintion—‘l'liulruiving Day.
.. ' Beatrice llorehouse.
PlauoBolo.
~ race-Plunder.
Recitation—- ”1%
“3‘
mos.
acoustic-«Thanksgiving Eve.
V Ilildrud Ferris.
Recitation—Putting the Flowers to
. '- . Both Billiard.
,thtion-Jack's Putnpkins.
« Edward Prince.
Soap—sweet Bammer‘liss Gone Away.
1 » Four Girls.
. Recitation—Dr: Turkey.
» ‘ lrenc Lynch.
Recitation—antic Aman.
Dagd Hills.
Recitation-lam. Cricket.
. . -, Vivian Stevens.
Bung-America. " - '
. ’ ‘ School.
_———-——'
a
marshmallows.
‘ The first entertainment in the series
' of the Barton Baseball Association will
be held tow fintlic Town .liaii.
.0 m ot~men were kept. at work
in Men all Sunday. putting up a new
"to! signals tor the Norwalk 'l'ram-
way Company.
‘ A senior was heldat the Soldiers'
at, “ ,, Sunday night. one
.of the Young Mans
, ' . ‘ ion. an address
’ by‘ . AVON. will We
the Y. hi. 0. A. meeting in the after-
11M.
, “M5 A handsome boucle cloth
lslblrtltds party was . . .
" ngggym jacket to thones. made just
'i'kresriv
resent
turbo! the!
returns ,ot the evening's pleasure.
M
ol’ the Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon. The
been prominent in missionary war
the metropolis.
p a» ~ ‘:N¢VQY..'bgfcrg, , ,
l ' “ outage
en brought to- ‘
sitlon‘ l?
Ike these
hours were passed in merry-
gnnses. intermingled with
mental music” idsny
from Iterator-d
. [and bacon departing
wishedthcir host many
The car-mar Welsh society held an
service in the lecture-room
speaker was
William Jonesc. of New York, who ha:I
A
w . have to
80.
like
m it!
re skill be
4'
.finl liii‘rlilWll if.
But prices are” a magnet.
as fair samples
or all: '
checked tafietas 48c “‘
Tstriped “ 15¢
fancy ” 05c
Among the new things are
erinch tailetas; some of the .
handsomest silks in the entire ;,
, catchment: “'aliurhit: . rich
thspubv and'deep eclo'rings traced out
in delicate shading and pretty
patterns.
' Beauty is only one of the
virtues'cf these fabrics.‘ Ap-
parently more costly. they are
really less expensive than the
narrower silks. it takes but
three“ and a half yards for a
waist; much less than the low-
er priced widths.
Prices are 9.25. 9.50 and
$2 a yard. How reasonable
enough fine silk for a waist at
$4.38. $5.25. or $1 is. '
Center aisle. rear.
From ten to sixteen dollars
are the popular prices in wo-
men‘s jackets. We have a
large and impressive assort-
ment between these prices—-
many higher and lower priced
too.
it will be a surprise to see
how good jackets can be
bought for little money. In
finilh and style they compare
well with more costly ones.
Kersey is a favorite cloth
this season but montagnac is
much worn. Pebble-Cheviot.
frieze and vicuna cloth "are
also well represented in the
big cloak room stock.
fitted here. too.
are finely made. finished wit
styles. $4.05.
Second floor. take elevator.
Thisis agreat inncyahcu in ‘
Wormwood ‘Zéf "the
A wonderfully good jacket
of kersey for “2.50 has dou-
ble-breasted dip front. strap-
ped seams. habit back and
sleeve. and is lined with fancy
silk. Little girls are well out-
for them. has a pretty silk lin-
ed golf-hood. made to be pull-
ed over the head. not for or-
nament alone. These jackets
fancy buttons and come in
blue. brown and red. Two
AFRICA! women.
They Are Very Ferocious. and liven '
the Lions Fear Them.
The African wolves. when hunting in
la. are very . and II.
the great French caplorar. says:
Experience has shown no that at-
:l“ :3: turgid-Flinn "lean m
It. 0 . wags
terrible battles. in which the lion sue-
eumhs to numbers. thooghnotywithout *
having ripped upon me of the apathy.
Bnttbesnrvivoralnthcirturnaoon
tear it. Consequently the large. raven-
ousheasthaassalntaryterrurofthem.
inthlscounsctionherelatssastoryof
how his servant once scarad away
some lions who had surrounded them
in the darkness away from camp.
The night was as black as pitch. and
we did not distinguish the trees until
upon them. Lions prowlad around us.
and one of them roared within alarm-
ing proximity; but we could not see
them; we heard than walking in the
leaves on all sides. Reaching the tree.
we found one of our companions wit
.sa'y‘theylike
store!
Our ciai
riety his“ ties!
foods
or t
sales and small profits.
”Blue and Black Kersey.
Blue and‘Black Kersey.
't
Men's Winter Cap. double
'l‘wo atores—Norwalk and South Norwalk.
WW“OW
(to. trade; in the New ‘gYork
‘ ( use they get so much ‘ '
: ”PM“ you can't get to t
_ that-to’the halite stores. . .‘ g
‘ g for the largest stock and the greatest va-
‘ ‘ er been disputed. ‘ “
We would be pleased to have you call and see our
‘arid‘ltam the, prices.
he grade of merchandise we handle.
We mention only a few of the prices we have
placed cucur stock. which is a sure indication of quick
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
'BOY'S OVERCOATS.
Men’s heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.
BOy's heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.
Children’s Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
Cassimeres. ii to IE years. regular price $4. . . .53
shape.raw edge and stitched. regular price 75c . . . .48c
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear. regular piice 48c . . . . 39c
Boy’s Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 35c . .25c
Fine linerof Neckwear just received. . . . . . . . .. . . . .48:
Large variety of Sweaters and Gloves.
COMSTOCK BROS.
' l4 South Main Street. South Norwalk. .
better assonmentl ‘
he city. whyhotlapply
Which we consider very low
regular price Sill. . . .3050
regular price $93 . . 31.48
regular price Sl2 . . . .Sl0
regular price $9....Sl.50
band. Brighton
M. A. GIFFlN. Manager.
. ii. r1; r... a n. rtr. l . ..
A TRUE BOHEMIAN.
' Orange and Lemon Peel.
.4 Sweet Cider.”H
' Fruits-Florida Oranges.
Grapes. 3 kinds. Apples—-
King. Baker. Baldwins'and
Greenings‘. . _ , ‘
‘ Dried Fruits-Lang, lb
and 200.]b. Prunes. Apri-
cots. Peaches. Raspberries.
rlib-on. Raisins. Currants.
rictiee in our
which enables
soles and anal ,
Here is an odor:
Bell’s Poultry Seasoning.
iagc. Thyme. plenty Fresh
Eas-
bcsrer jackets." "
”~98- .
Covert, half-l”
Kersey. half- ‘ ,
Another covert. »
eds 8338- Ii
‘A good Korea!
and nicely trim Q.
A good Kersliy
and‘nicdly tri'u ..
Vegetables—Celery. Par-
smpe. Spinach. Turnips.
Onions, sweet Potatoes.
Pumpkin and Squash
All kinds New Nuts.
'Phone 138-8, to
Samuel llmslnll, ll.
72 NORTH MAIN STREET.
k7
W—l-lrlveyllorses
from
Baker’s Stables,
Cor. Washington
and Spring Streets,
satin linings. inf} .
$8.98 and $9.%. I
Plaid Skirts. a] ‘ * are
32.49, 33.48. 84.98... the
and $698. . ‘
Golf Capes of tiller)
ridiculously low on“ "esi. .
Children's reefers 4' nice-
Tel. Call. 139'3- mixtures. hnu'tlr:omely
W
trimmed. from 8149'.
the rifle cocked. another tryiss to nd murmurs or Encouraging . » .‘ ~'
“affingng‘wmfiflgfdwm £ng ‘l‘llll TIBLI. His Boy Does Not Answer. Tailor-Made Solid. Putti- j
comt and ' in thongs-knees He does not believe in mid formnl- . ' .
“33"“ mm: Tambsrika “km Inalaot inns 11.1880. luv. 0,. n “H: mm M m,” ,A “no" coats. etc.. and full lure of
gi.“:3:.‘.“:.:‘.;":.‘: 3.“...‘“..'°.:_“;g':; mm mm mamas 1031333.... lilirg‘iiimfili'fltl‘i Treat F‘m” .. - . ‘
immuni' m W‘m lid “'0'“, YORK cute I little of it into llll boy. He ————'-' '
[u “I,” hu. 3“!" g. In undertone. as Alf-13553541551. 5:45. 6:16. 0:50. wished the latter to regard him- as a ' ‘ ' '
thOullt m, pug.“ still stadistanec. 71“- 7:541. 3213!. 91038. 9:35. 9158!. companion rather than a father and I WRUBEL & co
'5“. the man at the camp m. the ”1221. 11:85:. 11:40. In diselpllnnrian. so he taught him to Your 0
some well imitated "y. The elect was P. l—lziillr 1:11. 2:351. 3:04. 32111 loan him Henry. instead of either papa .
instantaneous. There was a rapid gal- "07' 5‘10" 5‘33" 5‘55" "“r 7‘5“ 50' “mm" 68 Washington Street
lop in the dry leaves: the lions de- 8:11. 10:20. 11 For a timetthe plan seemed to work q N ’ 1k. ‘ *
earn . The rumor less well imitat- SUNDAYS. l m rate. bu it in bar .ly possible that 9 . ‘1‘
ed smooch of a pack of wolves rid us A. Il.—1l:h8n,*‘5:t5:, 9:05. file may regret it now.F Feet The“ re Knuth 0N4 . ‘X
of them for the whole night. We re. P. M» 3:2”. 6:35. 7:30. 0:051, "”03 The boy was such nnmpt pupil that "W.
maniacalrlamznn w... “my“ van adorn . 3.22:: il1“.l:‘.‘.’:.::{’€.J.i'°rihfi$l’.}:f I Want 2 ,, 42*:
until morning. “K ism. and he showed his proficiency a w Y , . . .
.. A- I——ll:08:. 6:00. 0:00.1200. 8100!. few nights ago. The lather was in the 8“. Olll' - '
enact) nouns, {iog'fi’if’dwflr 9:00. 102018. 1130‘. pzrlo’: entertaining some visitor's. “1dr {y m m .3 m g. .
i 1 t e wasu tarsnmusn imse tarry. '
rm: "If w'ndnfo‘rl‘; r. ll.—12:m.1:M: 8:001. 2:01. 3:02: by lettying theuwater run info a m- This lsarylng .
2m...” in thehrccag do a; take it 8:808. 4:083. 0:001. 5:088. 5:801. 01091 tlonary wasbstaud. Hep ut in the Best lobs of mouse cannot II! I
m granted that the calm". "e un- 6:02. 1:001:00» 0:80. plug and turned the. water on full head fast but that i can handle than to
happy or even discontented It may SUNDAYS. leapccting it to run out the escape pipe everybody! “WW“!
be that the lion or the ‘ 6, the pol- A. Its-12:03:. 0:00. 7:80, 10:08:. iat the top of the basin. but the escape all. . .
a bear that moves t‘wltb ”POI“ P, [4:00. ‘ pipe had gone out of active business . .
tl l ti i is . tall for some unknown reason, and before Fnends
on y assoc- ac vty any as Luvs scorn nonwsus FOB we my mum m. an...“ n, . J "'0 BROWN
hls daily exercise, without which he an mm. wron the water w” runnin over on _———————' . ,
would pine and soon die. When the . A. .343“. 1:80;. 8:38. 1:”. 8:00. to th: floor ‘
wild creatures are in their native son. ”11,, 1.:ln. ugogx, 11:42. He turned ft of! promptly. but not , Pfllflj‘gn. ' -
glen, they are kept pretty busy hllfllr
tug food. Thus each day they walk
many miles perhaps. in their narrow
cages in the parks they are plentiluily
supplied with food. but their brawny
bodies still demand a great amount of
casrcise. liile after mils is paced oh
daily by the uneasy creatures.
Usually they move with a long.
swi ng stride. but when mealtime
com around then the stop quickens
until. when the keeper appears with
lions and othr animals leap Ininst
the bars and growl and whine and lash
their tails. in fact. they act like great
hungry boys do after a long day's
tramp if they Ind that supper is late.
~01uelnnatl Inquirer.
. ._....—-—--—-
A SERVANT WITHOUT SALARY.
A writer in ’l'hmDImb Animals tells
us that one of Uncle Sam-s most faith-
ful servants in the state of Kaine. but
one that draws no salary. lives at Port-
land l-iead lighthouse. it is a large
gray parrot. brought from Africa some
time ago and presented to the keeper
of the light.
The bird soon noticed that when the
fog began to blow in from the ocean
somebody would cry ‘out: "Fog com-
ing. Blow the horn!"
Pmnag sailors in
m "' “d '3 ”Vin 't Milli . . One day the log duddealy began to
“Will“ W’- JW“ "‘° spoke. A" l-lllellS lot the ThailltSKIV' come in thick. and the men did not no
.r nose-em m bells m4! '0 he" - tab , ties it. But Poll did and crooked out:
these services at intervals during the rug l8. , up“ coming. Blow the horn!" liver
» since then. whenever fog is percepti-
. anger! the rollewing emu for Thaw mg,
day. (Thanksgiving 0-7:) Handicap Bleached damask. halt-bleached. soc
modal play. contest for men. eighteen and 70¢ a yard.
holes. clause A, B and C. Prisca. two sliver . ban-blacked. 50:
turkey! in each c tors and lie a yard.
W
‘Burn Golf Club has ar-
en higher.
Fringed table-cloths. bordered.
Pattern-cloths 81.10 to 010.25 and ev-
llost have napkins to
80¢
hie. Poll never fails to give warning.
___._......___.__.
NO OLEOHARGARIKE IN THE
STATE.
The stringent laws governing the
sale of olsomargsrlnc in Connecticut
have reunited la y nous be-
nraetieall
lug sold within its borders although
m ”lightens osmium. with dos- Isrso “Wu"“g: M M '0" "I
who! urn-cum cloths or nu ma. a“ 9"" 0' Ml" “If?“ ‘ “
”WWW-'- «we». “who": W... cars...“
M Napkins of tins damask 0! to 810 a Noble " 'z' ‘ oi
Jail“. NITBEHARDB. m t malady.“ flIahlplldlI ‘
use at them sou-tan mime Damask suuares. so by so mm ’33“ a“ WWW “m;";"g
acids is lemo- iuicc. diluted with a lit- 01.20 up. 9M8 lie and“ t" Com-tar
stalwar- water. It not only removes Ids-hoards seam. hematitched. 4a- “ .Wllislou W .D'IWI watch a.
lemons are also ueellult for whiten— Doyiics. fringed and he‘s-stitched.
iaghaaqwklehhavehscomstaaned auetosiadoses.
bywbthssustshoattagoc heathen-est.
other “unregulated—dime Notes ,
' W
sauna
Myer or: look out a book on bs- THE HOWLAND
Bridgeport
MW _ ‘
to
#ay cloths. bemstitched. 25c to $2.
Dav Goons Co
the shim”! so that the parties to
whom it was shipped were afraid to
take it away and it was eventually
shipped back to [“000 island.
.__.___.._
am.%am-
.IIG- GNU“ I'M-my.
Wilt-0|.
mass in the m.
preparediortheworfl-
Jobs. i didn't expect you
home to lunch. We have nothing but
(in-Isl
"mud-Well. being hungry. Pin
#81. 7:00, 7:88. 0:053. 0:15. 11:15.
new
01.. 8:08. 0:008. 1:80.
SUNDAYS.
A. 1—1:!!! 1:308. 7:08. 8:18.
4:10.
the basket of meat. the tigers and . A.
1’. 1-189“. 1:18. um. 6:10, 6:81.
in addition to above. 0
.i0.
to Daahury. 0:80 a. m.
a Dsahury. 0:08 a. I.
on the floor.
sistance
"Flt. Henry.
thing about it. or there'll
until there was quite a pool of water
lie realised that some-
thing ought to he done about that be-
fore his mother saw it, and he natur-
ally turnpd to his "compuiou" for as-
He went to the top of the stairs, and
this is what the visitors in the par-
lor heard floating down to their boat:
bring a mop up here and
don't let the old woman know any-
be trouble!"
0
C
c
.s ,0
ram cans-t. miter-sis
THE OLD LADY'S OBITUABY.
, "l want you to write me an obituary
'on the old lady.". said the rural sub-
scriber to the editor.
Wear Shoes that Fit
"Sorry to beaveofryour loss."
“Well. I’m not ’kickln' ag'ln Profi-
deuce!"
"0h. of course! Well. how old was
he did at first—Chicago Post. _
‘ M
III.
nervous. depressed
Smith’s Green mountain Renovator.
physician's prescription. made from roots
among the green hills of Vermont? Nature’
for weak and ailing women? Don't wait any- longer.
Take this Vegetable Blood Cleanser.
We will refund your money if Smith’s Orson
not accomplish all that is claimed for it.
1!
$0! all charge. that will convince you of the merits of this wonderful
remedy. Smith's Orson flountaln Its-orator. ‘St. Albans, Vt.
mgr
I
sumo tonal! sports on: out mo
1
#1:»
Weak Woman
who don't know just what the trouble is, and who feel
and discouraged, why don'
Send for
directs:
' MED!
There was no lack of Bohemian Iplr-'
it in the summons. but the circum»
stances made it just a trifle awkward.
and it is possible that he does not
think so highly of his theory.now as
union
or tononl m penned an I“ ejou a
a famous old Scotch
and herbs found
s own remedy
Mountain Renovator
be?"
“She never did tell." .
“or a retiring disposition. was shot".
"No. sir; she was mightily in evi-
dence at all times)! , ._ ~
1 "Well. my friend. what on earth all
to say?"
"Oh. test say she was took away by
Providence, sn' Providence knows its,
business!"-—Atlanta Constitution. .
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GLOVER’S
The Place.
l
t you try
trial bottle,
GIN!-
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