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trod Jeliide and tamlly spent
‘ vi gowns lira. wuugn Jel-
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rm 1. Mauritania unite ill‘iroxu
bloodvpoiaonlnl in his right hand. at
WW rummage". " ' .
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.The ‘ oiiiautee St.
John, oi‘morgmazlad to know he
is recovering irons severe illness.
air: audlira; moron spent
{thanksgiving with are. m that's
parents.‘ur.'an “hirsxoeoi'ge "Bates.
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and rs. Lotti}?
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a BelectnranCharlee G. Watertiury ha'
a torus oi wetland teams reducing the
grade at the'urlewalk 'on'ltaple ave-
uue.i'usar itaiirtgad “avenue. ' ' ‘
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' lion. c. W. Warren'- norm "11m
. {heath-ii weeh. Tit: hrdd “WE'RM
w" payout-pan, spen etn
gliWh lir.‘iaounuhury'a faintly. ' ‘
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was Nellie Goodeve has returned
homeirom a greatly enjoyed visit at
. three weeks in New Jersey. New York
and elsewhere. much improved ll:
.2 health. ‘ ‘ ‘ .
Charles Miliapaugh. oi Darlen. has
the‘contract to construct a residence
. tor Hr. Gumby on the Norwaiir. turn-
pike. ‘ lie has about completed the
houie of John Nowah, Clinton avenue.
liorwaiir. .
hire. F nnie Smith. oi Stamiord. sis-
ter of alter Bates. oi Darien. and
aunt oi hire. William, 8. Lap don. niet
with'a serious accident at er hotel
recently. She tripped and {all while
crossing her room. and dislocated her
hip. lira. Braith is in her eightleth
Year. . , ' ’
. ..< i”
i ’Mi'. Semen. ,oi Noroton, iorrnerly oi
.2415;ng Ridge. met with ‘psiniul acci-
dentrecently. acute. pa icle oi steel
iroih an atom wheel ii,» g into one at
his ‘ -eyes at the Stamford Tatiana
. Company’s, wanna; Three doctors o
«wuwerated on the eye Tuesday. removing
particles at the steel. ills condition
in very serious.
Dudley Tilley, oi Darien. whose col-
‘Iiction oi‘iowisd‘is going: itahhe but]:
(OMMydn w en It a.
circus prizes at poultry shows. carried
ed the bent trophies at the exhibition
in Danbury. this week. They included
diteen lret prises. dve specials. one
«solid, pri . undone third prise. it
was the ex ibit oi the Western Con.
necticut Poultry Association.
._.........———-—-—-
W. C. Fulfill: ‘l' , en. bl. Y.. who
hna‘iiaen Wag .the past weeit
hunting and halting. with .ihniea Far-
rel, oi Norwalk. tried the trout fish at
the Waterside yesterday. with great
success, and brought home a big
string as a result of his day's worn.
hdr. Farrell intends to move to Stam-
iprdrna he is intereated. with his three
brothers. in the 0079 rntive Cigar
, Iii. It 123 At ntic, «street.—
Spaniard Telegram. ’
. Mr. and Mrs. bouts Croioot, who
were married at Sound Beach on Wed-
y evening. November 22. return-
hdme irons their wedding trip
Tuesday evening. Upon their" arrival
at their new home. No. 1 Oak street.
mallard. they iound their room light-
ed. and their parents and other rein-
tives there to welcome them. While
pittta‘hlng’o’i a due supper which was
all ready for them. they heard music
in the air. in a iew minutes the
nowlton File and Drum Corps. oi
on, which had marched up iron:
Stnmiord station. formed in iront ‘oi
the‘ house. and gave them a . We.
playing a number at lively selections
The musicians were invited in by Mr
Croioot. They gathered in the parlor
he a more martial music waa‘ ren-
. . .Then they were the
diningcroorn to partake oi the daintiea
which were there in‘pienty.
ior them by parents and trienda oi the
bride and groom. Jokes were cracked.
some at their It llr. Croioot's expense.
and a good time generally enjoyed
, 19:”. when the Knowltons de-
, . playing as they went. to take
th ‘traiti lot we at 10:55. A little
, it o'clock noise’ was again heard
outside. and in marched the mater-men
and conductors of the Stainiord Street
Railway. They were also asked to the
int-horn to satiety the inner 'rnan
refreshments. Alter eating and
iii‘ihhlng‘to’ their entire satisfaction.
they proceeded to the parlor to aid!
solos. speak pieces. cracit jokes and
enter the-selves in enter-trials: fir.
and lira. Croioot and the rent oi the
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. titre-mills wiltnev‘enweave
mm Abe price?" “it
.51 .6.
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‘ '. That's how"a New York
nation in diets goods and
galgof 'Ifnew , p. .. it” at
m“ a. sixty “drills on _ doilai'oi ac-
‘s. . mum ,tual yalue. ltfsfithe chance of ‘
years.
"5. ‘
‘ About the camel's hairs-
much liked fabrics this season;
soft and fuzzy looking. yet
smooth. A little news of
some in ourstock:
- ‘ New camel’s hair plaidsfo’r
Skifii .iiifidihduiliilflll {plaids
36 incheswide. 509a yard.
” " Fine camel's hair. 52 indhes
wide. in automobile. "caster.
plum and blue. 62.50 a yard.
Beautiful glossy black’ tamé
.el‘s hair chcviots from 50c to
$2 a yard with nearly a dozen
pieces on the way. Widths rm
run yirom “231* to 56 . incite: ”and
most have been. thoroughly
sponged and shrunk.
‘ Very heavy thibet for skirts
Still and $2 a yard. Thibet
you know is sort of extra
quality Cheviot.
belt aisle. rear.
Of blankets there is a col.
lection here worthy attention.
A handsome "-4 blanket
with part cotton warp and
pure wool filling, weighing. a
little less than six pounds,
bound with while silk and tin-
ishcd with pretty borders of
pink or blue, $4.95. ’
Another of the same size.
warranted all wool, finished
with extra Wide Silk binding
and blue. pink or red borders.
$9.00; ‘
A 12-4 blanket. actual size
76 by“ inches. handsome.
fleccy. light because of the
much wool in it. warm as it is
possible for ar'biankct to be.
$li.00.
A big heavy cotton blanket.
well made, gray. with colored
borders. $l.50. _
' Robe blankets so patterned
as tomake the'm good look-
ing bath robes or house wrap-
pers. at $2.25, $3. $3.85 and
$4.15.
Front basement.
Comfortablcs of cotton and
down. covering from cotton to
fine silk. BBC to 5".
At $2.50 a handsome quilt
of figured sateen with plain
back.
At $4.15 a very fine low
priced quill of pure down.
covered with fine sateen and
full six feet square.
Front basement.
Good underwear for wo-
men from twenty-five cents to
three dollars. At almost any
price we are able to give
something just a little better
than is ordinarily to be got.
‘ We” have a three-fourths
Wool garment so good that we
warrant, it not to shrink' if
given ~lair treatment in the
panned washing. The price is $l.25.
Underwear for children too.
of course.
'unmrmt
Tue Howtann
Dar Goons Co
illts. "th itertnae‘wdhd V W
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na- Kathryn atom. at
can:
oiherbirthday.
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enact mum
our Company's more
as-“ in:
am ,
Celluloid or
‘ Wary Building laterial.
He would not with—s-
Aesert the nose upon
--Cowper. _
And how could be it that none were
iuhloned oi celluloid. gold. platinum
or even a ham metal? ”Building 1
‘dose’f' sonndavnne'eruanl‘ yatthat is
just what surgeons are dolls aim.
every day. may some! it
ar-ee mechanical ability _
called 'I"‘pldd(lc serieoit" will take
a contract tor building‘s none.
been , .
bone ..
He then ‘yto. withthe
building. Holes are drilled into the
metallic 11'!ka which n to nape
port the,” that will give the nose
‘the appearance oi‘haagng its naturally
'i'hompa fiabine. The operation was
performed at Believue hospital. The
patient's none had been entirely deso
troyad by a diseaae'called lupua. ~
The surgeon transplanted the niddie
finger oi the patient'a hand to-
tal: oi destroying the nail. nor this
he used a poweriul acid. in relating
his experience recently he said that he
an his wort had proved ancceaav
ini. but aiter the anger had been trans.
planted he Mud that the null was in~
cllned to grow again. and he was oblig-
ed to one the acid repeatedly beiore it
was ilnally deatroyed.
There .are surgical records oi other
similar uses. in many at which the
nail had grown on the "dnger nose."
in ordinary cases where only 'the
bonypurtionoithenosehadbeende
strayed celluloid is said to prove that
satisfactory. an it in better borne in
living. tissues than any other sol»
stance.
A case was recently shown at the
Academy at ledieine. The patient
wil‘a young man whose nasal boner
had been destroyed thron diuaae.
The akin had fallen into t cavity.
The. shape oi the nose was
by an aluminium tripod. The surgeon
drilled a hole in the frontal bone for
the reception at one branch of the av
genius. while the other branches It-
ted into the holes which had beet
drilled in the u jawbone. To the
untrained eye t e none had every ap-
pearance at being normal-J. l". Whit-
ing: hi. it. til It. Louis Post-Die:
pa .
ABOUT RINGS.
They Are Circles oi Sentiment With
Hiltm‘lca Centuries Old. ‘
Old as sentiment itaeli ti the hing
Among the itaiiann oi the 16th and
17th centuries it was customary
for women to give to their lovers ring
which contained their portraits. Thea‘r
rings were in the torn:- oi two clasped
, ”amoral-ail: *1
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Theloathliorwalhli‘ireospart-eat ..
MRS i“
a ringer Furnishea the ‘
ram 31: '
replace
the nose. To the house surgeon tell the .
. . fl...“ Measurement». ..
; “Warrant-go.
l ., . ‘ ‘ weal-g;
1mm
plasterindwailllip- ills .
7 .mmaham '1
Wadi-whom
, aw . ~ ‘
‘ row” ». ~ mourn-t" W
. l“ I..:...-‘ti m.
wool. fiancee-ii. Immediate .
users weed-gild- peyote-day. and lav
.m WAIK-
“hillbmaz
YOU OFTEN HEAR
persons say they likclto trade in the New York
store's because they get so much better assortment. ,
\Now. if you can't get to the city, why not apply
that to the home stores.
Our claim for the largest stock and the greatest va-
riety hasnever been disputed. '
We would be pleased to have you call and see our
goods and learn the prices. which we consider very low
for the.grade of merchandise we handle.
We mention only a few of the prices we have
placed on our stock, which is a sure indication of quick
sales and small profits. '
MEN’S OVERCOATS.
Blue and Black Kcrsey. regular price $l0. . . $8.50
. BOY’S OVERCOATS. '
Blue and Black Kcrscy. regular price $9. ...$1.48
Men's heavy weight Blue Serge Suits.
., regular price $l2. . . .$Io
Boy's heaVy weight Blue Serge Suits,
. regular price $9. . . .5150
Children's Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
Cas's'imeres. 6 to l6 vcars. regular price $4. . . .53
Men's Winter Cap. double band. Brighton
shape. law edge and stitched. regular price 15c . . . 48c
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, regular price the . . . . 39c
Boy's Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 35c. . . . 25c
Fine lincoi Neckwear just received. . . . . . . . . . . . . .48:
Large variety of Sweaters and Gloves.
COMSTOCK BROS.
l4 South Main Street. South Norwalk.
M. A. GIFFIN. Manager.
Two stores—Norwaik and South Norwalli.
hands. in which a hidden spring col-
eealed‘ the picture.
“Another quaint custom oi the log
ago was that oi breaking a ring:
betrothal. Such rings were iaahi
twin circles and were called ginninai
rin’ga, train the word genreiii.‘ ineaaing
tw its. ‘ '
Aringoipuregoldabeironihq
linger took.
And lust in the middle the same there
she broke.
Quoth she. "As a token oi love you
this take.
And this as a pledge i will keep for
your aahe." "
The gland was also a tavorite wed-
ding ring ior many years. Dryden
thin deacribea it in "Don Sebastian"
A curious artist wrought ’eln,
Withjointaaocloaeaanottobeper-
caived.
Yet are they both each other- coun-
mt.
Her part had Juan inscribed and htis
had Iayda. *
in the modern iondaaaa ior rings is
aeeaaaurvivaldtheharharlc love:
display. at superstition and oi sen
meat. The habit oi loading the fin-
gers with ieweb. which Sateen eon-
demoed in his day. saying. "Our ting-
era are loaded with rim. ash low
is adoraedwith precious nines." in
still in favor with a class in when: lit
barbaric instinct is not yet enteritis-
ated. while many anodern belle would
like to wear. as' did the Empress.
i-‘aiistina and nontniua. rings which
a
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ii:
its?
rail
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til
tor the purpose. being made oi two '
ti at s
nit H. KRIEGBR St CO. sin
n m ., Mnhaokeruo Hotel Block. 3193
till SPECIAL earns. on till
Sill
Still
3'93.
998
Slit
use
8196
Trimmed Hats
One of the Greatest Bargains ever offered
to the ladies of the Norwalke.
» We will sell for the NEXT TEN DAYS
all of our Three and Four Dollar Hats for
$1.98
? gums ”FIX”?! got thegcrenmpt the lot. a
H. Krieéeif 8' Co. “.98
gale commences Saturday morning, 25th. a 93
cm ties sue me sue me me Sm
i “1‘! .t ‘ ."M
- .,fi.. ..Ȣ.
The Evening Sentinei'a ‘
Wa nt Goliati‘iiia.
withstanding J
m"
GLOVER’Si
therefore it ’01!
REASONABLE
movie. _
Black and 1"
beaver jackets.
82.98. .;
Covert, his:
Kelsey. halt , .
Another corny .
«1.38.98. ’
A stood Kemr V ”
and nicely ' ’
WEAR snuEs
'l‘liA'l', FIT.
Fl
.—
THE PLACE. $7.99. ,
. Best 'Kers'ey. ,, _{'_
satin linings, in all
$8.98 and seen,
Plaid Shirts; ..
82.49, 83.48.. Sgt.
and$698 ’ ‘
Golf Cepesof all. I. i. I at ;
ridiculously low prides.) . 3
Children's reefm,nioe :
mixtures. \ ly V i
trimmed, from $149.5? i; g ii:
Tailor-Made Suite; Petti- ‘
coats, etc., and full line or .
Furs. ‘
I! fill]. VII mam
1. mil t" to :
an m a. In.
0‘ W with Coal: use em. up
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PRINTER.
Sweet Cider.
Fruits—Florida Oranges
Grapes. 3 kinds. Apples-
Kinit. Baker. Baldwins and
Greenings.
Dried Fruity-Figs, 15
and 200 lb. Prunes, Apri-
cots. Peaches. Raspberries.
Citron, Raisins. Currents.
Orange and Lemon Peel.‘
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Vegetables—cum. 13... m... tuft... edit-:1... . g“
snipe. , Spinach, Tampa, “3' 7-‘°°v'=°93' ”in . ‘
Onions. Sweet Potatoes. a. magma, me. unseat;
Pumpkin and Squash; 1" " '°°'
. mvn scum nigger;
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'Phone 138-3. to 1"”‘m33‘
Silliill iiilllilli, ll.
72 NORTH MAIN 8mg; .
Drive Horses
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