I 2“".deme .WW momma-rosemar- "- of It Mar. Ira. Stanley hay and heirresideneein nos .toNewYorhfor‘ $533922. m3”; :7 ‘ . m Tull“ Will! in the Netbodist iihureb. Thursday evening. was large- The by l'tev. Drown was listened to with in- fighter Ladrisan was running to meet train. yesterday when a dog ran be- ’3.“ enable legs and threw him down. cuticle was scraped from the left side of his lace. Several residents of Rowaytoa have entered complaint about boys in the who mshe a practice of carry- 3: and discharging them in streets. The practice will proba- My be stopped ...W... "man's: ...: w e nt e leftandwrbt eut the arteries. with A. Griffin conveyed the kilo the Norwalh MUM Dr Allen took several sti esin the cut. lira. i 2:. Vincent. of Stanford. for. thisphee. will remember 'i'banhgiviim Day for new time. She actiontally fell while preparing dinner and broke her right wrist. causing a painful injury. A physician was sum- mued and the fracture and hire. Vincent is comfortable today. thrync. Stevens entertained I am yet friends last night. ulerhomeln’,)fainstmet theooca. being the anniversary of her birthday. The young people enjoyed themselves with games music and dancing. Miss Stevens was eihcientiy. assisted in the entertainment of her guests by her sisters. Misses Louise E" and Lia's ll. Stevens. A baintifnl cob lotion wss'served. nwy't Kr. and Mrs. E. L. Gregory spent «Thursday in Wilton. Frank W. Gregory and parents spent Thanhsgivlng in'Noroton. lira. Kate Bonner and daughter. Ilse Lily. nemesis at F. 17'. Clark's ‘ilrs. lisnbeth Gregory, of Milford. has been a guest of hire. B. l.. Greg- Iory. Ira. Jane Smith is visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Carbon, in Wil- ton. Mrs. John Crawford is entertaining magnet. lira. Thomas Cotter. of City s . Ira. Deniarnln Raymond. of Port Chester. has been visiting her parents, Mr. and'lfrs. F. ,P. Pillow. Charles E. Gregory and wife had 'i'haribgiviag dinner with Ir. and Airs. l‘rsd Wood .in Norwsih. Hrs. Lollies Barnes has returned home from visiting her daughter. Ilrs. George 8. Oregory. of last Norwsih. .‘David 'l‘inehler celebrated the forty- -eeveath anniversary of his birthday. Thursday nosing. Therewas dancing and other amusements. An'elortwlllbemads toorganiaea grunge hers neat Thin-lay evening. it is said that MIN names to warrant :1. good start have already been secur- ln. (lemme Gainer. ilr., who was stricken with nraiysis, last August. I. B . While visiting her II. was a to he brought to her home here last week. before. ' trade Ifor sane time past. 9 j,,v., i a Come and see. children. l4-karat gold. ebony and silver. Main street is being widened and spread with wished stone. Joseph D. Weed and family, will start today for Savannah, Georgia. to spend the winter. . Miss Lissie Bump. of Fishhill-on-the- Hudson. is the guest of Mr. ond Mrs. H. Richard Ahendroth. George Oberlander has moved into his new realm Stamford parties are moving into the Joseph Hindlev place in liain street. j The camera at Arthur Whitney re- cently produced a remarkable and in- teresting group representing four gen- erations-him. Delia A. Seely. of New Canaan, aged ninety years: her dough- tsr. Mrs. T. J. Head. of New Canaan: her granddaughter. Mrs. Will Lang- don, of Darien, and her great grand- daughter. little lies Louise Seely Lsngdon. SCHOONER EUREKA ASHORE. San Francisco. December 2‘-—The schooner Eureka. which left ere Nov- ember 22. has gone ashore ear Ban- don, Coos Day. it is not known whe- ther any lives were lost. She carried aerewofahoutiivemen. ‘ .I . ‘ ‘ With the passing of Thanksgiving. the store puts on its?f hoflday robes- WI: are randy with hundreds oi new hrightW things for early gilt buycIs‘; more and better ones than ever Now. when st0ck’s are full ind the store not uncomfort- gbl'y crowded. is the best me to buy Christmas things. Peo- ii pie are owing into the habit of buying early: our holiday n earlier than ever this Season-sit 5 been noticeable But not every one car‘cs to buy early. There' Is a whole storefui of pretty things and it's for you. Come as early as you please and whenever .you please. Make yourself thorougiy at home. The display includes these particularly scaSonable things: Beautifully embroidered pure linen handkerchiefs. Toys of wondrous ingenuity and every material. Slippers. fancy and warm, for men women and Toilet cases of artistic style and finish. containing sets In the newest designs. . Art bronzes. clocks and pottery. Dainty fans of silk and illusion. Potketbooks in alligator. seal. wild steer and pig- skin. finished with plain and fancy corners: some of 5. Military and hair brushes in the new combination of ebony and sterling silver. Desk and manicure articles of sterling silver and of. Handsome novel calendars. Books. holiday. editions of the poets. special vol- umes of fiction. stories for young and old. Richly bound prayer-books and hymnals. Dolls. whole families of them; military dolls. navy dolls, Dewey dolls. hundreds of dolls. And lots and lots of other things. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY Bridgeport. i J To such we say: Frank Dias is III. Alarge veranda is beingaddedtothe Butterworth place. commanding a good view of the Norwalir golf grounds. Miss Laura Pollard and Miss Lena Hutchinson. of Winnipaulr, who are‘ students at the New Britain Normal School. spent Thanksgiving at home. V "bdod‘ivbeu ’ . a“ bout the g." swersd daemons men.— W lulllliiitr’i tile. fl t: “WW-— Jliotiee is that the un- mm“ Taxes. under “It by "Has oi'a Main tax warrant. eseeutflaud signed with proper e under~ ii“ “as n 0 ooomcmw (div bureau nested in the rate the M etisaid warrant an- air several proportions of the son was consortia statel. said sum being star or assess-rent laid upon lireassesslaeotiiat made in it" by the 5' met for the purpose of providing for of said town. levies the intbtadnms anon t following described real es- sassn o. \ooonrncww. situated in the'tows of Norwsllr. at last tNorwaiir. being so lost in front and about 1000 feet in depth and boun- . dad Northerly by highway called luv- vl'llde avenue. Dasterl y by land of Sci- oman ll. 0s.boro fioutherly by Norwaiir Harbor and Westerly by land of the Swedish Church Society, And i bhall sell at public auction on the premises hereiben fore described. on the 20th day of January. A. D., mo, at ten o'clock forenoon so much there- of as will raise the sum of three dollars (28). that being the proportion of the said Saraho (Laoodfellow of the sum total in said list. together with the char of lev sale. etc m cabana ST. JOHN; Tax Collector. list of 1897. Dated at Norwalh November 26, A. 0 f N mien maid; him to levy audit 0‘ (129 1).. 1202. 1125 Now. if you can't get that to the home stores. sales and small profits. A ’I Blue and Black Kersey. Blue and Black Kersey, Rafael Barnes Sebastianflar Barnes. .10» seph fliers and Clidord Whitloch re- turned home yesterday from Meriden. where they spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hale. ldnsau 3on1 laws. With m ‘ Cathartic Inna, noon. biz'Iir-mum'prii“ mm”. __.___._‘. THOMPSONVIILLED GIRL DROPS ’Thompsonville,s December 2—Katie Lyons. a girl about seventeen years of age. dropped dead in her own yard. Sh..- had been about all day, apparently as well as ever. She was first seen lying near the gateway by some of the child- ren whom she had been chasing. Dre. Varno and Alcorn were summoned but the girl was «sad. Her dmth w- caus- ed by heart trouble. miles a business if Notice is has» given that the und~ waned. Collector of ‘l'asss. laser and by virtue of a certain tsa warrant. duly mud and signed by proper author- ity and dirbeted to the ascent, sled . commanding him to levy Ignazcoiiect ' SARAH it; oooorncooiv and other persons named in the rare book. on the list to said warrant and nosed. their say lproportioas or the sum total he j erein sold sum being a tan or“ u , owes laid son the It list made in‘ lots by the m or the town of Nor- walk. regularly and legally assembled. to wit. on the 27th day of February.A 0.. 1000, met for the purpose of pro- vldiug for titb- indebtedness of said town. levies upon the iollowlng de- scribed real cststeot as! SARAH 0. GOODMLLOW. situated in the town of Norwsllr. at East Norwsllr. being to test in front and about 1000 feet in depth. and boun- ded Northerly by highway called Riv- erside avenue. Easterly by land of Sol- orsan I. Osborn, Southeriy by Norwsllr Harbor and Westerly by land of the Swedish Church society. : And i shall soil at public Auction.on the premises hereinbefore described, on the 20th day of January. A. D. 1000. at 10:15 o'clock forenoon. so much there. of as will raise the sum of Three and Fifty-hundreds dollars. (23M) thathe- ing the proportion of the said Sarah (1. (loodfsllow of the sum total in said list, together with the charges of levy. sale, etc. GEORGE B. 87‘. JOHN. Tax Collector. list of 1898. Dated at Norwsllr November 25, A. D., 1209. n26 d2 0 F... .. ... WWW YOU ' OFTEN HEAR persons say they like to trade in the New York stores because they get so much better assortment. to the city. why not apply Our claim for the largest stock and the greatest va- riety has cher been disputed. We would be pleased to have you call and see our goods and loam 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 .I sure indication of quick MEN' S OVERCOATS. regular price Sill. . . .8850 BOY'S OVERCOATS. regular price 59. . . .5148 Men's heavy weight Blue Serge Suits. ~$| 0 regular price $9. . . .37. 50 regular price $l2.. _Boy' 5 heavy weight Blue Serge Suits. Children's Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed Cassimeres. 8 to l6 years, regular price $4. . . .53 Men's Winter Cap. double band. Brighton shape, raw edge and stitched. regular price 15c. . . .4ilc Men’s Fleece Lined Underwear. regular price 48c. . Boy's Fleece Lined Underwear, regular price 35c. . . Fine line of Neckwcar just received. . . . 39c .25c . .4ilc Large variety of Sweaters and Gloves. COMSTOCK BROS. l4 South Main Street. South Norwalk. M. A. GIFFIN, Manager. 'l‘wo stores—Norwnlh and South Norwalh. herbs found among derfulancures, “modern, ” “ scientific” stimulants, that will ony bottle of Smith’s Greasy We lain . livid‘l‘lnchierwnssnrprlaedsthis ' hamvl’f’hanhsgi ng evening by his frimdaitbeisgthesnaiversaryofhb lethday. Ahosateeas eoliationwss scved,sndmseiesndgameswersu— t i turned All diseases begin In the blood. Sun tain‘cnovstor'goesdeep anddrives ofdiseosc. You needagood,v deotsand outofyourblood _efit forashortpcriod. and It will convince you of Its guannteetorefund yonrmouey Wdoesnotaccomplishailthatisclaimedforit. sun-s ossan nounnun unevenness-....“ the green hills ofVermont, was noted for Its toothy it' Is the same old, reliable, Vegetable 'tb’s Green loan- the germs blood medicine, not a of vile narcotics and strong Buy one REASONABLE wonns‘ r0 . REASQNABLB prone. WEAR SHOES THAT FIT. GLOVER’S THE PLACE. ~ nuumliurnur, liiVIIO LOGKWOOD 0 00 Wham OoalrsrdandOIcaWstsrstrset: SranchOIce. oornerWsshingtoaand mmmmflorwunwan Telephoneuli For Thanksgmng Sweet Cider. Fruits—Florida Oranges Grapes, 3 kinds, Apples-— King. Baker. Baldwins and Greenings. Dried Fruits—Figs, lb and 20c lb, Prunes, Apri- cots. Peaches, Raspberries. Citron. Raisins, Currants} Orange and Lemon Peel. Bell’s Poultry Seasoning. Sage, Thyme, plenty Fresh Essa Vegetables-Celery. Par- enlps, . Spinach, Turnips, Onions, Sweet Potatoes, Pumpkin and Squash All kinds New Nuts. 'Phone 138-3 to Soul Bumstuk JJ. 72 NORTH IAIN mm Drive Horses Baker’s Stables, J or. Initiation i ill Spring Strata. Tel. Call. 139-3 iii .IV“...?JJ. T..- .I. l l J g 4 Is“ ”it; llN‘i‘lNEi hfiy’ilfll'i irlirlits 03A"! TR) nouns We are kept . withstanding AM“ therefore it end I to handle the is, ., ricties in our on ,, J which enables us to’ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ sales and small Here Is an 0201': Black and blown; beaver jackets. 3“ 02.98. . .‘ . Covert, half-lined. Kersey, half-lib . , Another covert, I ' ed. 03. 98. , A good Kersey , , and nicely trimmed. , A rood Kenny. and nicely trimmed A good Kersey, satin linings.’ ill all 98. 98 and 09'. fl. Plaid aura. III ' 32.49, $.48. 8498. and 26. 98. Golf Capes of III sellout ridiculously low prldbbtif. Children’s reefers. tilde mixtures. handsomely trimmed. from 21.49. Tailor-Made Suits, can. costs, etc., andfull line of I. WRITBBL & 0,0. 68 Washington Street," . 1. South Nor-walk. , ‘ I Want Hymn-mayonnaise JUNIUS BROWN, PRINTER. r Bavilaud sour. rosin m N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R, TIME TIBLI. in elect June 11. 1M. LEAVE SOUTH NORWAL! m NEW YORK. _ . A n.:—-12 six 4: tax, 5: 45. 0:15, 0:“. :12. 7: his, 0214:. 0: “'02:, 0:02. 0:“ 0:223, 11:253.11:40. 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