' have been
Initial than you Will receive
very time you call.
711 B. GRIFFIN, Draggist;
Thomas Keogh hair etu rnodI
Ell Wood. N. J.. to spend Thanks;
.1 Van Korea a
With
fppeared. yester-
un old lushio ed high fronted
uyilowor Hock and Ladder
IWIVe $0.: Iv us flooded by the ruins. this
bird was too veil from Mrs Frank
Walled, of Brooklyn. yesterday,
that MI. L‘ liominedlen. who has been
famously ill of intermittent fever, is
considerably improved.
‘ There will be a Thanksgiving service
in the blast Mantle Methodist Episco-
palI Chitich. tomorrow morning. at 10
‘ o'clock, eond Icts'd by the pastor. Rev.
J. J. Foust. All are cordially Invited to
attend.
A Thanksgiving service. will he held
in the Advent (‘huroh East Norwalk.
’l‘hursdny evening. 'l‘hcpastor Rev. 1.
W. Davis. will give a Bible reading.
Come and bring your Bible
, The East Norwslk Athletic Club is
back in its old charters in Fort Point
street. its basket-ball team is to meet
‘ the Montauks, of Company 11‘, Thurs-
day . evening. ,.
A horse owned by John W Hearty. of
East Washington street, ran away. last
night. going up Van Zandt avenue and
thrduxh' South Osborne avenue before
beingebrought to a standstill. The de-
livery wagon to Which the horse was
‘ Call and lcuv o ygur 01 dcr for
Native omens Tur-
keys and Chickens
l'I'lccs as low as possible,
.fiast AveaMarket.
3111111 1111111 111
BRIDGEPORT.
4—.”
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURS-
DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY.
After Thanksgiving comes Christ-
mas. which is only a few weeks away.
> Today There’s ‘ Spec=
’ ial Values
7,..IIAFpR YOU ALL THROUGH
, THE STORE.
IN THE CLOAK ROOM.
TllC continued warm \vcathcr
brings to us a grcat moucy saving
from the Inanuiac.tiucr u ho IS the
sufferer, and you rcap thc bcnclit
of his loss.
Uni: huudrcd and fifty 115011111—
wuol Ladics' jackets, black and
colored Kcrscy cloth, 21 inches
long. tight fitting back, shaped or
storm collars. pcarl buttons; :1
regular $10.00 jackct. ()ur pricc.
$0.48.
Fifty all-wool llonclc (.floth
Jackets. .21 inches long. tight iit«
iinr hack. storm collar: Inadc to
Salc pricc $6.48.
SILKS FOR WAISTS AND
SKIRTS.
'l‘hc \':ll11c< arc vcry inici'I stint:
11) inIh Iliangcuhk and plain
taffeta Silks lliltl 5111'.:Iv;11d:v:il-
li‘ 75"
11.1 inch black (Eros 11111111 silk.
l'i'iI'c 751:; valuc $1.1m.
Black 'l'aiiI-ta Silk,. the 75c.
quality. i’ricc 501:. a yard.
“or ilnc Dollar l‘ lack 'l‘uiiclu
Silk. l’riIc 791 ayaIIL
scl at $10.01).
Black l‘cau dc. Soic Silk i'ricc
891. a 3am] valuc $1. 25
lllack l‘cnu Ilc Soic Silk. Price
$1.01) a _\aI'Il: vaiuc $1.51).
lilark Satin l)Iic|1c.~'~.~ic.24 inchcs
1111111. Price $1.19: vaiuc $1.75.
Plain and Striped 'l‘aiictn Silks
for waists and trimmings. l’ricc
5111'. a yard; vnlnc 75c.
('orIchl and Sti'ipc Silks. dollar
quality. l'I‘icc nor. :1 yard.
SPECIAL SALE AT THE
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
0111' blUt‘lx i1~ loo lai'tu'. .InII lIIc
Holiday titltdllb claim 1111- rqu.
lrcucc the reduction of prim.
(.‘(lii'll'i'il (iiinps, fIII'mI'I‘ prices,
51210 254..l’1'icrsiinw from 31'. to
15c. II yard
(iolil “raid, :1 1.2
45"
l1aucy (iiii Belling 59c £1llilti9t
a yard.
honey tiilt (limp.
to 25¢. a yard.
Black llraids and (iimps 51.111
25c. 21 vard.
Sterling Silver llat l‘ 1119,
each; value 25c
9111,111111 I 11.
, 7
yard piccc. :11
Prices 101'.
W7”
10C.
, mar row.
Com ny' s truck house in Van Zandt,
I
1’ ‘i in "11“,
1.111!“ Lint
lit/Hit.
I
M llll
' “1 111mm"
attached was somewhat damaged as
”when a harness. I-I 0 one was in
“their 1ii’iicn the boron startbdi‘
Mrs. Mattie Uliorninedlou and
daugétia Nellieiof hemp gala?” will
I it enlist; v 115 v n r port.
barman an Janie Reeves
gm} wltne th gPennsrlvs
inn foo all one in New York, to-
, a, E. ooI-nam. ,
~ " East NI’IrwIIII. cone.
sells the paint that wean. twice as
long as lead and oil'--Devoe lead and
line, what by? machinenylse
m
D! RIEN ll ND N030 MN.
Miss Stella Austen is the guest of
Miss lilthel Staples. in Brooklyn.
Miss Ada J. Conn. of Oracle street
has gone to Flushing, 1‘1. 1.. for Thanks-
giving.
Messrs. Wilson and AbcI'Idroth pluy-
ed at a church entertnlmuent In Stain
ford;lnst night.
liugxazo Master Rolph liirclmrd ox-
pectu to move into his new residence
in Main street. next wcok.
lsaac Bird. of New York. is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. .l. V. Close. of l’rospoct
avcuue. over Thanksgiving.
The covenant clnss of the Congrega-
tional Church Iuct Monday night at the
parsonage. and studied II portion of
the Bible. ‘
There will he services in St. Luke's
Church. Thanksgiving day morning at
10:30‘ o’clock. The vector. Rev. bouts
French, will officiate.
Harry llaueltcy. of Denver. Colorado.
arrived in town this week. for I. visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
llnuchev. of Main street.
The Dorian football eleven will play
tomorrow morning at 10 o‘Ilock with
the Tuxedos. Captain blocks of Siam-
ford. The game will take plneo‘ In the
Brady hill lot. =
The funeral of Mrs. Kate 8. Con
away. of Philadelphia. was attended
Monday afternoon from the rcsltlcncc
of her sister. Mrs. Burke. in Hawcs ave-
uuc. Rev. C. .11. Willi-10h ofllI-lnicd. 'l‘lIc
interment was in Spring Grove ceme-
tcry.
There will be held. in the chapel of
the Noroton Presbyterian Church. on
Thursday evening. December 13, n sup-
per for the benefit. of the clmrch. under
the auspices of the Young People's So-
clcty of Christian Endeavor.
The assault mac or Mrs. Alexander
Raymond against Stephen Minor came
up this week before Justice William
Sclilldknechi. in the Town Hall. The
accused was found guilty of assault
and breach of the peace. and was lined
$7 on the first count. and $3 on the sec»
oud. together with costs. amounting in
all to $21.16. The lines were paid.
Minor was also placed under $100 to
keep the peace. Attorney Leo "RVI j
of Norwalk. appeared for Mrs. Ray
Inond.
WES TPOR 1'.
Harold ()gdcn, of Ynlc.
tlIc 'i‘hanksrzivlug holidays.
Miss lluttic M. Holmes, of Washing
ton avenue, is on tlir1 sick list.
The Misses Cockrofi have rciurued
to lhcir New York city helm for thc
\I‘lllior.
There is an unclaimed letter at tho
Wcstport pustofllcc for Miss Elsic
Sherman.
Iiulldcr George 11. Smith in bonding
a large addition to the rcsidcucc III‘ 112.
R. Wright.
William Montalou and wife arc soon
to leave town on a month's business
trip to California.
The Misses Kcshnm. of Snraiocn, N.
\‘.. arc guests of Miss Kutherlnc
:I'aut. 'l‘rondwoll nvcuuc.
Jumcs lii'ndy won thc th1IIl_\'-tlircc
pound turkey rutilcd off by Editor 11.
Perry. lhc Stntc strcct bnrbcr. Monday
evening,
Eli H. Mend ls huvlui: ll III-w floor
laid in his livery siablc in Stair- strcct.
Hulldcr 'l‘homnn (lululnu's mcu are do»
lug the work.
ll. Willie (‘nitlcn (If Norlh \Vllhi‘u‘
iInnI. Mama, has been spending 11 wcch
with Mr. and Mrs. Mcrrlit ll, i'IIIolcv.
of liivcrsldc art-1111c.
Mrs. Edmund 'i‘. Abbott. of lirook-
lyn. N. Y, is 11 guest of her parents
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Frank 1’}. Stumps, III'
1118.111. t‘liui'ch niroI-i.
'l‘lic blanking on lhc Iirnw 111' ill"
Slain street bridc is iii no music con.
«11111111. The sclocimt‘u arc 10 have ill"
bridizc rcploukcd at oncc.
'l‘hc lli'nfmlili' (llilb lit‘lil 11:: sci-Inn]
rclionriutl of its new play, "(illul'ltly'd
ls liomc for
Aunt." 111 the rcsidcncc of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward W. liubbcll. Riverside
avenue, Moudnv evening.
A regular rum-ting of 'lhe local
Grunge will be bold in its rooms this
evening. at which time arrangements
will be made for holding a special
meeting to confer int) first and second
dcm'ccs on 11 class of about twenty
ilvc.
LYON'S PLAINS.
.11 vs. llalph Jefferson uticndcd thc
Church. in Southport, on 'l‘burndni'.
MI'H. liulph Jefferson cuicrtnlncd bI-I'
nintcr lllltl fricud from Noroion, inst.
Wonk,
liI-v. *ilnlph Jefferson I‘I1l111'1111tl homo,
Friday. after npcndiui: urvcrnl days out
of innit.
MI'H. and MW. Allu‘rl \\’iilln111:;, oi‘
chlpori. upcnl Hominy ullh hcr
moihcr.
1111'. 11nd Mrn. Edward ilcrbnrdl. of
Norwalk. spcnl Holiday with Mr. ill'l-
lmrdtfn onrcniu.
'l‘bc Morin l‘lnlnn Whisl t‘IliIb Incl
on chiiondnt cvoninu. at the hump
of iohn Milton and nintcr
MIH. Rachel ilnuka is with her
daughter. Mrs. iirsdley White. where
she expects to unend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs 11711 \Vakemnn. of
llrldireport. 1m- with her parents again.
phere they intend to spend Thanksgiv-
up
John Williams and Bradley While.
moved 'i'homns White's liOillii'hOlll
goods. hay and wood. in his new house
in Saunatuek but Week
"m long-looked- for rain has come
nwarvips and spring» are filled. no that
the Water famine dreaded by manv 1.1
done away with The 1111111111 in green
on June. and [1 number of flowers are
in bloom
;toPort.flfiff,
'l‘stre‘et. will spend Thanksgiving
The pnbh heel closed today for
the Thanksgiving vacation. “ .
Ralph alumni, of Main street. went
:1.
harlos biased is’ borne from New
1.0mm. to spend 'Th‘o‘nirsgiving on the
Wests
-. Mrs? Frederick Dillard.
of Church
in
Brooklyn.
Captain li‘mnk R. Stevens. of Main
roving. .,
,"Oa’ptaln Edward ii. Smith. of Main
street has placed his naphtha launch
in winter quarters.
bouts Kend ',ick of South Norwaik.
Ivan a guest. onday of Hubbard Locu-
wood of Main street
Miss illlln Hilton or Jersey City has
returned home fmm a visit with buss
Enrmii Cudlipp. of Church street.
George Jeffrey. of Main street is en
tcrtnlning his daughter from Buy
Shere'. L. 1., over Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. George Cudiipp. of
Church street, have gone to Brooklyn
to spend a few days with relatives.
A tombstone has been erected to the
Cemetery to the memory of John O.
Smith. who died in September. 1899
Rising Star Division. B. of '1‘. held ll.
meeting. last night, instead of this eve
nine; tonight being Thanksgiving eve.
Allie Ferrlss. who is employced by
Fay 0. White. 01' Prospect Heights.
has returned from a. week's vacation
spent in New Jersey.
Thursday evening there will be a
union meeting in the Baptist Church.
The sermon will be preached by nor.
David Taylor. of Brooklyn.
The last vestige of tho campaign lll
this place was removed yesterday.
when the Republican banner in 111qu
street was taken down and the sup-
porting pelcs felled.
Fred Bill wt. of Church street. is
attending 1 c 'l‘orrlugtou Poultry
Show. Mr. Hillard has six Ruil‘ My
mouth Rocks 011 exhibition.
Major and Mrs. Robert. Liviugton
hockey will close their .I'esidencc in
Main street. tomorrow. and return to
New York for the winter. Eugene
Ambler will have charge of Major
liIII-kcy's dogs during his stay 111 the
c iy.
A mcciiuir was held in Guidcr's liull.
last night. to inkc action in regard to
the l’arrott gun. presented to the chi-
zone of Rowayton by Douglas Fowler
Poi-1t. G. A. R.. of South Norwalk. With~
out a dissenting vote it was voted to
accept the gun with thanks to Douglas
Fowler Post. A letter from Mr. l’on-
uoyer. granting II perpetual use of the
green at Main street and North nve-
nuo. for a mounting place for the min.
was read by James 1'}. Stevens. Aftor
a few remarks concerning the place
mentioned. it. was moved and carried
to accept Mr. Pcnnoycr's ground. ile-
slIlcs the Rownyton citizens therc were
present a committee from Douglas
li‘oiwler Post. who offered various sug-
gestions. which were favorably rc-
Coli'orl. A cominlttcc of ladies and ocu-
tleiiicn was appointed to solicit funds
and to do other work which will suit-
grt itself. The meeting was adjourn-
to await fuithcr dmclopmouis. Af-
tor the rcuulur meeting a counulttcc of
citizens and Grand Army men contcv-
I'cIl.
DIPLOMATIC MANOEUVRES.
Japan Has to Walt Upon the Action
Of the Allied Powers.
(Correspondence 01' Associated Press.)
YUKUHAMA. November 19»—1\
speech made by Mr. Rate. the newly-
appointed minister of foreign affairs.
indicates that Japan finds herself in.
volvcd in thc some difficulty in the
diplomatic manoeuvres, now progres-
sing in China. that she underwent In
her military operations. Just as the
supposed necessity for concerted ac.-
tion. caused the disastrous dclny then.
so this country finds itself hampered
because having to wait upon the nu
lion of thc nillcd powers. with all ihc
imprcssibility 01‘ their coming to 1111
agreement.
'l‘hc enormous commcrcinl trndc.
which it has at stake in North China.
as well an the patriotic scniliueut.
which will be aroused upon the least
oncroucluucnt upon Its rights 111 Korea
will Innkc It incumbent upon the west
or" powI-vs to bc very cautious uboul
niluhiini: Ihc counsels of ”to nation.
holding thc banIII-c of powcr in 1111'
Uricui.
Japan‘s grcut holiday. the third of
November. the nntnl day of ilic cm
pcror. was of unusual inlcrcst this your.
as indicative of the pleasant I'cbiilonr
now i‘htillllifilli‘il between the govern
11111111 and ihc fiIi'olKu community. full)
justifying the wisilmu of ircuty reviw
ion. and marking the Illsnpiwnrnncc or
1110 fours at first engendered by ii.
The annual ball given at. the imperial
Hotel. was attended by a. larger 1mm
her than was cvcr known to III- the
cost- on 11 similar occasion. and the
cordial good-feeling of the foreigners
who were present in unusual force was
specially notable. The review of the
lroom In the morning was 11 mo-ii
brill not and improssivc spectacle
more than 10.000 of the various
branches of the service, including
some who had lust returned from the
scat of war in (thine, bikini: port in 11.
The concourse of spectators was un1
prI-ccdenied. and it may be looked up
on on one of lbc indications of the
growing mnrilnl tii'dov which I'OCP'Ii
ovunin hnvc chIkcIl.
The return of Minister Kouui'n from
Hi. l‘cicrsburc. on route to his new
post, in i‘liliiu. and that of Mlnislvr
Kiii‘lno. from l'm‘lu. together with lip-
nppolnimcut of llnroii Knucko, lo ibi-
post of mininlor of 511111 ice. arc to fur
nlnb occiisiou for a notable bunnuoi. or
the llnrvnrd (Hub. of which all three
of llionn distinguished Incn IIvc mom-
bcrs. 11 will be “Fill in the latter part
of this month. The club is the "11"
western university organization on
this side of the globe. and has already
bad 11 most successful career [in
membership is almost exactly divided
between Americans and Japanese.
4—H“.
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GUILTY OF BTEALING SILK.
ROCKWLLE. Conn. November m...
'i‘he case of Mrs. Nollie liolt. charged
with stealing silk from the firm of Held-
in: Brothers to Company. was bronchi
up in the Superior Court today. The
prisoner pleaded Eu llty. There were
three chariots of i oft against the we
mini and on each radio was aentonoed
in two monibt in toll and fined 25 on
oath Chara:
are today to spend a tow I
stredt‘ywho lswnlck with typhoid level. '
South Norwalk‘h'eatlmony. -
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a stranger's state-
ment. ‘
litiiiil South Norwuikj endorsement.
" Road the statements of South Nor-
wnlk citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Hero is one case of It.
Mr. 11‘. 8. Lyon, of 22 High street.
says: "i procured
Kidney
II box of Dunn‘s
l’llls from i’lnlsted‘s drug
store for Li slight urinary trouble orl
gloating from n cold which i caught
at an entertainment. Doun‘s Kidney
Pills must have brought about the
change for after the treatment 1 was
quite well.“
For sale by’ all dealers. Price 60
cents. l-‘oster-Mllburn Company, Buf-
falo. N. \'.,
States.
sole agents for the United
Remember the
take no other.
W
'lhe Fair Cloak Store
Reads Made
Ladies Garments
for
Thanksgiving
Outing. ..._
There is always something wanted in
ii HURRY for completing the prepara-
tion for attending that Thanksgiving
festival.
A waistwn jacket—11 skirt—v11 capo
or something of this sort.
Just step 101' run) into our store—I
us hurriedly on you will—~wc'li keep
pace with you.
JACKETS—~11 nice bluo mcitou. good
trimmings. well worth $0.00. 32118 is
the prlcc Ivc havc marked.
Now this one. is heavy satin ilucd.
rovers silk tnccd, Stilt lIcIl Would fccl
satisfied should we ask 811 instead 01
$8 08.
This is better quullty. is of kcrscy.
casior or black~~somc silk. oihcrs I'cI~
vet faclug~~~tlurimz collars. values 31:1
to 316.: our prices $9.98 to 810ml.
(‘APIGS—A very satisfactory. coni-
iortablc gurmcnt- double faccdatiic
same as at snic~~unill aftcr Thanks-
giving. $2.49; a bargain at 84.50.
SKIRTS——Rulny day. 81.10 to $0.10;
values $2 to $9.00. Thcrc arc twenty
styles of shirts.
WAlS'l‘qw-iiiltl tluuucl waists, :10 dit-
i'c cut siylcs-your choicc ls nurciy
11‘ 9111' to $51.00. You know silk
waists are our spcclnlty, so cpr-I-t
specials in those.
l’ld’l"l‘lt‘()A'l‘S~\'1'cil you must scc
those to npprcciutc ihc vulucs at the
priccs.
Don't forget we III-ll furs~~thc kind
you will inkc pride in wearing.
nnme~ Dunn's-wand
Leiserson Brothers.
68 Washlnonm SI.
moi/"Ens
the place.
LOOK
'0 your f0".
l1‘nuIlly rcuulous and other
celebrations will bring you
nnioui: pcoplc 'l‘hauksgivlug
llny.
Your "811111ny lient" will be
your IItiirc. Don't forget. Io
look. to see it yoursth are in
propcr condition to keep your
appearance. on this day. up to
the point of attractiveness.
if you need a new pair, it's
nonc too soon to select 111cm
The Monarch Pat. is very ad-
mirable indeed-«ls wurrtmtod
not to crack? Need IIII panic in
pniinh -nlmp|y one u dnnip
cloth. ii 1111 price. tl'ou llilii‘
lurid It’- fur the kind that. did
crack.)
'lhu l'lullii
vlci kill. million a
very Oil‘iy :I-huc. A very niirnci'
irri. echo-cl one. t00-uclldilit
rapidly at $3.50.
Hero is n shoe with It Good-
,vcnr welt—or vlcl or box call,
93.
Must not forget this very
well article of footwear-mite of
calf—1111a wlnir tip. cxtendrd
solos. uhenvy thee. very sor-
vlconble. The Iliad worn wltlr
out III/1111111101111 in wet Weather
84. '
Ladies. wbllI1 your escort in
picking out. his foot covering,
we will how you some dnlnly
shook. no (1 that have It nnIIIIw
”appearance. 3" 50 33. 88 50
Wri‘
.
ii’oar Siren That FM. .
' 11M
,, ,. .000 t ‘
I . I I Airlines of the etc who 111111 “fined 11 "
,Tho Qppoflu. nity is More locked by
disorderly charm e 0 and costs
said
ucuncemont “You doni come row 0
that. new. This Is the highest court.
in the United States; you can't ap-
peal" ‘
WWW, .
Promotes Usual.
Edward F. Hickey. of Port
Chester, N. Y., a truckman. who
died recently, was insured in the
Conn. (icncral Life Insurance
Company. of Hartford, Conn.
Proofs of death were received
November 7th, and payment in
full made November 9111. This Is
insurancc that Insurcs.
F H FIELD.Geu Agenin
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘ l
.. F” .74!» ~ 1
Under present conditions of. the tire 1
'insurauce business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured tel
look well to the financial condition of 1
insurance companies in which his
111 oporty is insured. Among the listl
of insurance companies represented‘
by Taylor & Golden. will be found the
Liverpool & tendon a (ilobe. (the
largest insurance company in the
world.) the Royal. of Liverpool. Eng0 ll
land. (the next largest and strongest[
insurance company in the world.) the,
old Hartford. (one of the strongest in 1
suranee companies in this country.i
Also twenty other companies which]
are the very best doing business in this
county and Europe. l
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Not What vou Eat! '
What You Digest!
Makes You Strong!
Here’s Digestibic Goods—Di-
gestiblc prices:
Gold Medal Flour, 60c. bag.
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter. 23c. l.b
New. Fat Mackerel. 5c. each;
Fresh Soda Biscuits, 5c. lb. l
Pure Lard. 10c. lb
5 lb. Box Pearl Hominy. 151:. 1
3/; lb. can London Cocoa, 18c.
A. STULL'
24 Cottage Ave. i
We“
Roper.-.
Although we are hav—
mg a very busy season,
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can ofler as good
varieiv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
“Serbian.
10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel l35 2.
'EOLvNIONY
WHAT WE HAVE TO
BE THANKFUL FOR
during tbc ’l‘ltnuksgivlng season is the
blessing of health if we possess it. 'I 1111
free use of "just. ripe" fruit is the
greatest prcserI'I-r and promoter oi
hculth known. Fruits of all kinds in
season can be bud at (il~ilt)’l"l’u is.
Baskets of assorted fruits arranged 101
gifts. the dinner table or sick room.
G. GHIOTTO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
PROMPT ATTENTION
TO CHI)". ‘
Plumbingaud Tinning.
Steam and Gas Fitting
M
STAMFORD RAN GER
.. . -...‘...-.......
Horace R Nasty
Con. N om um.
in reply to this prisoner-ls an- “
A scvcrc cold, unless cllcck'cll
Ilititucs rcsults in l"ucunIIInia
This can hc prcvcntcrl. .'\ccton
will brcak up a cold in our night
cures thc t irip. and prcvcnts I’ncn—
Inonia. 3 pmvdcrs will mtihcc.
llcadnclic and Xcui'algia :11'c rc~
lici'cIl quickly. saicly and surcly.
.\I'clon. 351'. :1 box. :11 your drug'-
g’isih‘.
.\ccton Mcdicnl to.
. Mystic, t‘onu.
Short
Sea Trips
of two to five days' dum-
tlon, are offered by the
0111 110111111011 11111
NORFOLK, VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
RICHMON '3. VA.
WASHINGTON. l). C.
Steamers sail daily except Sunday
Ifrom Pier 26 North River. £00t 0'
Bench street, New York.
Tickets, including meals and state"
room accommodations, $13.00 and up
wards.
For full information apply in
OLD DilllllilOll STEAllSlilP CO.
81 Beach Street. New York, N. Y.
H. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
J. .1. BROWN, (icn. Pass. Agent
1‘841.1s§5
Plumblng and Steam Heat-
Ina.
lHof Water Heating.
Hot Air Healing.
STOVES ANO R ANGER
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGEOI
The Jones 8 midst» Company
17 WALL STREET. LDRWALK.
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A Good Workman
uill glvc piompi uticutiou
to
your plumbing. 11‘ you 11-1 u»
know your wants in that 1111c.
\li‘ cmploi :4l(lll"il and cure
I'ul llfihlslilllib and the boat (11
Innicrials. t‘ull 11:: up at any
Iiiuc and you'll havc rI-asou to
bc glad you did so
Phone 137-3.
Charles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street.
South Norwalk.
The MisSion
01 Paint
in iil lil‘ttm‘l‘it‘ :I'. “I'll ilii licnuli
11'. You can‘t nilord to lei your
house no shabby. it Iucnus dc-
I'nyI-Ii wcuibur boards. lu'okcn
mouldings. work for thc curpen
tcr. Snvc inoncy by pointing
now. Give Inc an opportunity to
scll you the best paint rustle,
THE COLONIAL.
DECKER.
87 Washington 8L. So. Norwalk.
«1D. W. EAYMONDF
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
93 Washington It, 00th Norwllk.
Residence, 11 Crescent Terrace
Telephone It boomm
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Dyspepsia Ours
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recou-
struotln the exhausted digestive ur-
stbelntestdlscovcreddigest-
tlnb and tonic. No other piopurutlon
preach It in efficiency. tin-
relleves and permanently citrus
gone. it
stuntigp
I la, Indigestion licurtbiun.
Ffuiiflp'ii nee. Sour Btonlnch. Nansen,
Sick Headachcflnstrnlglu, (trauma and
all otherresults of imperfect digestion.
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Funeral Directors
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and Embalmers.
12 North Main StrectI
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we 22%
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
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Norwnlli 1‘. p :11 Leave New York,
Pier 23,1]ast River. Beekman Street.
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Houses
To Suit Fverybody.
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We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
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TIME TABLE.
in effect Mav 20,1900. _. l
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—12:53x, 4: 56:, 5: 45. 6: 15',
0:56 7:13. 7:54X 8.16X. 9.031,!)236,
9. MIX, 10. 22V. 11' 35X. 11' 40.
P. M.— —.2:55x -1: 17 2. 25:, 3: 04,
21:21x 167m 510x 5; 33, 5: 55:. Ii 05:,
ii 8: 11, 10: 20.
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SUNDAYS. " “at
..2M——1 253x} 4: MIX, 5: 45!, 9: 06. I
i‘ lit—:1 21x 51.15. 7: 20. 9: 45. 10: 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. i
A. M.—12102X. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00,
8:00x. 8:02, 0:00x, 9:04,10:02x, 10:04I
11:00x, 11:02.
1’ 111— 12. Mr 1204.1:30x. 2: 00:,
3: 0211 3: 3011. l: 02x 4' 04x. 4' 30, 5' 02!.
6:00:16012. 7 00. 8: 0011, 9: 30.
SUNDAYS. i
A. iii—1'3: 02x 6:,00 7:,30 10' 02:. i ‘1
P. M. ~43. 00
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK F011
NEW HAVEN.
A. lii.»~1:11x, 112011, 6128,7142, 8244,
11' 1011. 10:01:11. 11:08x, 11:42.
11.111.~12~u;'.v.1:1(1;:i:07x.4:18. 5:21,
25.71»: :I-ufix. 11:15. 11:15.
llridichoii, in addition to above D.
1!: ill, lutli. 7:133.
SUNDAYS.
lzllx, 1:20x,
iii
A. M- 7:42, 9:”.
ll :iiiix.
l’. M.—~7:15.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. iii—0:35, 9:15 9:5311.
l‘. lit—1:20. 4. ‘25 6:10, 5:68.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. 1
A. hi,~-ti:00,7 :25 9238,1137.
l’. ltl.—---1l:20, 5 30 6:25
Sunday truths to Danbury, 9:20 a.
111.. 7:25 p. In. Leave Danbury. 8:05
a. 111., 6:10 and 0:00 p. in
An 1 indicates express.
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Dorlon Hone
GREGOHY’I POINT.
Ioutb Norwolk.
L. i
J. E.OULL1VAN. ’51.
Proprietor and Mutton". ’
Terms reasonable. nothing boat-
lnu. fishing, electric our. to' hold.
connecting with all trains on "i. M»
Y.. N. H. and H. R. ii.
UNBURPAGBED ‘
RHODE lOLAND CLAM "AKII AND
SHORE DINNERI.
Examiner II'1
c 11 women“. .
lit"! to [RM]
timers. 115111 Main tilrcci.
annual-en's. can“ ‘1
Norwalk Chronicler