see! it is surely fresh. .
“ Peanut Brittle.
Malone: Candy.
. Car-mole.
Butterscotch.
.. All so pure—so reasonable—
oo nice than indoor evening.
OI Washington St
So. Norwnlk.
iiiilil NEWS [lilZS
OTHER LOCAL NEW! ON PAGE 3.
Chase's University school has closed
until Monday.
Wallace Parks. of France strcct.
visiting in Bethel.
The occupants of the Town Farm
will have a chicken dinner today.
is
The public schools will reopen Mon
day. after the Thanksgiving recess.
Editor ll. W. Maples is still confined
to his bed, at his home in Maple street.
The Norwalk post-office will close at
11 o'clock. this morning, for the H“
mainder of the day.
—~—Germauia Concert. 'l‘iIIIIIsdIIy
night. Don't forget it.
Reed G. l‘laviland has been appoint-
ed administlator of the estate of his
father. the late Reed Havlland.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘llntou K. Hunter. of
New York. are guests of Mrs. Kate P.
Hunter. of Main street. Iyorwaik.
fix—Councilman l’. W. Bates. of Non
walk. continues critically ill in the
Presbyterian Hospital. New York.
There will be a reunion of Ufllcrlr
Robeit N. Morehousc's family. today
at his home in Main street Nor'.uaik
——You sutely will attend (icrmania
Concert. Thursday night.
Mrs. Edwin 1.. Hoyt, of [sums street.
who recently underwent. an operation
for appendicitis. in New York. is gei~
ting along nicely
The wedding of Miss l-‘lIIIIcIII-c \‘uu
Wagoner. of Ward strcct. and Hcrbnrl
(‘oggeswelL will take place this after—
noon. at the bride's home.
'(‘aptaln (‘harlcs M. Smith. of Ploncci
Hook and l.IIIlIlcr Company. with his
family. will be It guest of his lli'tlllli‘l‘r
iII-Iaw. Deputy Sheriff Judd. in llcthcl.
today and Sunday.
Miss l‘uulync Divcr. who has lIch:
the guest of Miss \iyian SodcrsIroIII
(If Bayview avenue. for seI'cIal dais
II'etIIIIIed I0 heI home in BridgepoIt. |
)1 sleIIlay afternoon.
gIIttIIl musical and
Thursday night.
Matthew W. Starr. who is I-IIIIfincIi
to his home in Westport uvcnuc. suil
Iering from injui‘lcs received by bciug
run down by a trolley car. is chIiIIg
along as niI-I-iy as can llc. expected .
—-(icrInIInia‘ s
ball.
of Norwnlk. cspcciIIilI
Norwaik (Tongrcgution
ill. IIIIIIlc Illllll\' iIIIIIIcs bright with
'I‘IIaIIksgiI Ing chccr today. chii-IIIIIII
wIIs spcIII by II cIIIIInIlIIcc III IlclIII-I‘iu
contributions to IlIc IIccdy
'l'hc cIIIII'I-III-s
Grace and IlIc
re and?” ‘ '
tile Thanksgiving boil 1».
The Public Market makes reductiona
in poultry for Thanksgiving.
Miss Julia Longhlln. of Norwalk. will
spend the day in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Asoh, of Weatport.
have gone to Boston for a few days.
E. 8. Curtis. of Brooklyn. is spend-
ing the day at his home in Union Park.
The Misses Gregory are moving
from Park street to East Wall street.
John K. Hyatt. of New York city. is
I spending the day at his home in Nor-
walk.
Err-Mayor Edwin Wilcox has a pain-
In! attack of rheumatism in his right
arm.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Reynolds will en-
tertain Mrs. Reynolds‘s parents at dln~
ner today.
Miss Ella Barber. of It‘lorcnce. Mass.
is II guest of her sister. Mrs. (‘harics I-i.
liillworth. of i'nlon Park.
William Cnhlli. of River street. won
II big fat turkey gobbler, last night.
an the result of II ten cent chance.
The Mcsivecuey-Hanion case was ur—
gued III the Superior Court. yesterday
afternoon. Decisions was reserved.
The Misses Elizabeth and Hattie
(Irindrod. of Chestnut street. are
spending 'i‘hanksglvlng in Yalesvliic.
.ioiIn (latte-ridge. chicf electrician ot
the United States Vigil. is spending
the day at his home in Leonard street
Mr. and Mrs. James Fielder. of .icr-
scy (‘ity. are 'i‘hankagivlng guests of
Mr.- and Mrs. H. P. Price. of West ave-
IIIIc.
.ItIIigI- H. \V. Gregory and wil‘c. IIIIIl
SIIIIIucl l.. Weed and wife. of Norwaik
are spending the day in .\‘cw York
city.
Mrs. William A. (‘III-ils will enter-
tain the Pine Ledge \‘l'hisi Club. at iIcI
home in West avenue, Monday. at :7
p. m.
Chic!" of Police llrndlcy was called
down East avenue about in o‘clock
last night. to arrest John t‘lIasc for in
toxicIIIioII.
Arthur ll. Russell. of Princeton. N
.l.. will eat turkey with his parents
I‘aptain and Mrs. James L. Russell. of
West avenue.
'l'lIc second round of IlIc .\‘IIIIwIIll-
Golf Club IoIIrIIcy for the I’rcsldcnt'
cup. will be played III the Norwalh
cIIpiIIIkI-I. this morning. lli nine o clock
'l‘hc pupils of the iowcr
thc ()\'t‘l‘ Rin-r School
Thanksgiving t‘tillll‘llllliltlllH III tic
school. ycsIcI'dav and later IIII-I \\I'l‘~
distributed among IlIc nccdy IIIIcs iI
IlIc district.
gradcs II'
in ought
’i‘iIc Baptist t‘oIIgI'chIIiIIIIui IIIIII
McIlIIIIlist Episcopal (‘lIIII‘clIcI. \\ll
IIIIlIc in holding II illlliill 'l‘lIIIIIksgiIiIIu
serrlcc. this morning. III ii I) (‘lUI‘l\. II
IlIc South Norwalk IIIIIIIisI t'lIIIIIII
Rcv \‘I'. ll. Hubbard will lIII\'c ciIIII'gI
of IIIII scrin-c
l’I'IIlIa‘Iiy IlIc sIIIIIiicsI IlillI)iilii
by any cIIIIdIdIIIc I‘oI governor III thI
.IuII- was that c.\pctIdI-Il by (chIIgI- .-\
chclltlnti. of Bristol ilc was IIIIII lllt
sliiic ficiIcI (If the social IiIIIIIIIcI‘IiI-y
and his cxpcnscs wcrc as I‘IIliIst l‘IIs
IcI‘s. Silo. slumps. ii. I-I-IIIs. IIIIIII
$i.u.',
..ilt‘ill
i“i‘t‘tlt'l'll'l\' ll .\iaiiIIII t'llit'l'iililli‘tl lI
party of friends at \IIIIsI ill his bow
in North Ii\'t‘llilt'. ’i‘III-sIIIII cIcIIlIIg
'i‘lIcI'c wI-I‘I- I'IIIII' inblcs. 'I‘iic ludics
prizc “cut to Miss .Icssic .\'cisIIII IIIII
IlIc gcniictuun's gift to Mr ('urtls. II'
Suugutnck Suinuci .\l lCI‘IIrIs IIIIII IlII
consolation prim-
llI' William J 'l‘I'IIcIII Is iitl\\ Illi‘Illi
Special Iii‘IlI‘I‘H issIIcIi at ilIc IIIilI-c oi
the udeIIIiIIt gcncrul. _Vt‘>;lf'i‘(lll\‘ Itll
nonnccd tiIc following ])I‘Ulll(lilfiiit-
l~‘irsI ilcgimcui. (ion‘IpuIIy ii. lI‘irsI mu
gcant It. K Kins-icy. of Bristol.
second licIIicIIIIIIt. vicc t‘oiby. resign
oil. ’i‘lIiI'Ii Regiment. Company ll. l’III
rick W. Shea. oI‘ Siouington. to in- cup
tain. vicc Bentley rcshan-Ii
~—-lir. M. .Iloscn oc ulist and aurist
can he ('(lii:iili.f'll in tho pur'iIIIs of tiI~
MIIiIIII-kcmo Hotel on 'I‘III-sdu:.' IIII l
iI‘I'iIlIIy s, bctwccu thc hours of l and ‘
p. III.. and daily bctwccu ii and i2 II
III.. ti and ‘.l p III.. III (IifI li‘airlicid il\'I‘
IIIIc. iiridgcport. leIIII examined and
IIiIIciII-Ica li‘catcd.
'i‘lic Hinlc Board of (‘IIIII'IIIIIII-rs, com
prising the secretary, trcusurcr and
cotnpirollcr, Incl III IlII- (Tapiiol in
Hartford. ycstcrtluy. IIIIII cutIvussI-d the
votes cast at the November cioctlon
for president. I'iI-I- pI‘csiIicni. t'cprcscn
tntlI'I-II in (‘IIIIgI‘II:.I-. state senators RIIII
Inniich-I of NW pcncc. The board will
meet uguln the third Monday in Dc-
cnniber. as the law prI-scrlbnu to I‘illl‘
vnuu the \’Ilil“ for plain ofilccrs.
J SPENCER 8t 00.,
The Jo wafers.
3 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
“WASHINGTON 8T., 80. NORWALK
.—
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our stores. with rooms on-
pociully titted up for that purpose.
Spectaclemaud eyeglasses titted by the
moat itnpmvrd methods and satisfac-
timi guaranteed. If you are having
trouble with your eyes. if your glasses
do not unit you. If you are. subject to
"butternut or have, been titted by an In-
«oompotent Optician, call and one no.
to ii" I IIIiIl‘iluIi III IlIc
IIII-Il iII hi:z ncw hoIIIc. IIII'III-I' IIi t‘lIIIp
I-l sitch and WIN-i IIchIIIc 'l‘lII- l‘lliil“
ioucr floor llilh bccn ripped out and
‘I“Iili'l'llllizctl IIIIIl iiIIislIcIi in hard
]\\tItill. thic Iiillll\ lili|)l‘tl\l'llil‘lli.‘? lIIIIc
'l‘lIcII- is II IIIIuI
and two [III-IIsIIIII
lhc front of III:
upstairs
i‘t‘5Ii‘
gI'III l’
‘ lII-I II IIIIIIlc
bay windows-
housc.
'l'bII (‘IIIIIIIy I‘IIIIIIIIissiIIIII-Is hold I
sI-ssiou iII .\‘cwtown. 'l'IIII.~IIII.I'. IIIII‘
ngIIIIcIl licenses to William A. l,I-IIII-
Iird. iI‘. ll. lIrIIw. M. .i. IIIIIIiiiIIIII. 'I‘IIIIIII-
as .l t‘III'uIItIIIIziI. l‘:tl\\'lil'il Taylor and
Patrick f'IIIIIpbeil ()wlng III th- it'
IIIoIIII of many of the t'llliiliiyt'l'r’ of Hi"
i'IIich Siutcs liIIbbcr I‘IIIIIpIIIIy. IIIII
III' thI pluccs III Sandy Hook will prob»
ably not renew liIclr ich-nscs. bul will
closc.
Muskruiu lll't' quitc piciitiful in Win
stcd. 'l‘lII- IIlllt‘l‘ night .\i III'IIIIgIIII, who
traps for Intake and otlII-r IuluIIlIli
fur bcurlng animals and uses IIIIIskI'IIl
meat for bail for his traps. sci II lIniI
dozen traps. Saturday morning hc
chII to law if lIc bud got II IIIIIslII-III
and found ouc in cIIcry III-III. Musk
I'IIIII llI‘I' chi-up iII liw way of fur. and
IIrI- only worth about IcII or Iwclvc
chIIII.
.iuIlgc itIII‘IIiIuI-k. illl‘ first IIII-Iubcl‘ of
the Suprcnic IlIIIII‘t lunch to prcsldc
IIch' II term of court in IlIc IIcw linu-
lllli'_\' court hintsc. is cxIrI-Inciy compil-
IIII-ntIII'y on IlIc IIpIIcurIIIII-c of ihc III-w
building ..iudgc lioIIIiIIII-k buys thII
court house is It tinc structurr
throughout. the rooms are I-IIIII'I-nlrnt»
ly arranged. and thc fit'UllHlli' propcrv
ilvu III the court room are litllllil'llllli‘.
"There is lltll IIc I'ltlclsm to bc made
upon the building." he said yesterday
Probably the iurgcst IdIlpIIIcIIl III
turkcyu cvcr undo in Now i'ineiunu
pIII-uiud through Norfolk Monday after-
noon. in charge of the Adams iiixprcuu
Company ’l‘iII-I I‘lilii" I‘rotn Aucium
I‘opaku and other towns III New York
state along the line III that ‘cIIIrIIl new
England Railroad and weighed ’14 .ililil
pounds. or sen-ntcen Ions. l"ivc tons
weIe chipped down the Naugntuck
milioud from Winsleii and the remain-
:‘XAMINATIONI FREE OF CHARGE.
lug twelve tons went to Hartford.
M horns tor '
Here’ 5 Profit For YOU!
This IS no idle sentence cateiessiu used
as a catch line and then lost sight of. There
is profit for uou if uou’ll read what follows
and act upon it. Worthu goods at less than
normal prices are alwaus a profitable "pur-
chase. Six weeks ago uou would have had
to pan normal prices for these veru same
items. but conditions are changed now, and
thereon hangs the bargain tale. Listen to
it, and profit bu it.
LINENS FOR
TURKEY TIME.
Tlils‘ is II lincII .\PllL‘. Cari-fully
sclccicil lt)i.\' of tillilc lilit‘lis‘ and
napkins lIIII'c bchI tiitI‘IIcIiIII-ly
pI‘ichl; dIIIIc so for IlIc solc pur-
‘IIIIc III IlIcIII.
Ladlcs' Rainy Day Skirts. made of
heavy. double faced material. $2.49.
Ladics' All Wool Shirts! 7 rows of
stitching. latest cut. $2.!ili.‘
Ladies' All Wool Skirts.
double-faced goods.
III-west stle-.
made of
homespun effects.
special finish. $4.98.
ptINi' III' (ll)ill)lill”’ the liIIcII lIIIsi '
III-ss for IlIc llt‘thit‘W days. lIIIIIblc -WO'MEN SWINTERWAISTS'
ilIc busincsa III half profit is just “Hill ““1115“ lilili ~ill< waists.
l‘II c spccial iii-Ins. \\ II have IIcy—
cr I‘ilt‘l‘t'il Hilt‘li \I:Ii~‘II ralucs bc-
I'III'c. Xillllliig lIIIItc Iilitiiii IlIcIII
lIuI IlIc price.
as good as half IlIc busiIII-ss III a
in! i iii‘t)ill-‘—lit‘llti In fact
lIIIIlics' l‘olku Iioi II‘lanIIcl Walsts.
ncw collar and cuffs. 73c
Ladies" Wool I-‘InIIIII-l Walsts. tucked
buck. front wool braid trimmed. Still.
Ladies l’luin t'olor II‘I'IIIIIIh l“lillllll*l
Wpisls. latcsi shndcs. $13.29.
.Itdics' 'IIIIYetII Silk Walsts IIIciII-II
IIIIIII IIIIII lItII-iI shIIpI-Il I-IIIIIII'. II but
gain. III $3 In
Ladlcs' Supt-riot" Quality Taffeta Silk
Walsts. in bright. iliilHi popular colors.
$3 YIN.
FROM THE STOCKING
STOCK.
(IIIIIIl “Mobility lit‘l‘i~
VcIt‘I‘ \\l‘lic .‘i ~IIII'lIillg “
IIlli
Iil\\ll}\.
ail” \\illl
II'IplIIIsI/III}; ilIIII iIII‘l: \\2iili
I'\I'r_\lIIIil} in l\ii"\\ ll. lit‘llll Lllnilil
IlIc \I'Iliit“.
i.Iiil'.t'.\'
loss ilIIsc.
pair.
|.IIiiI-~:' .\‘cunliI-ss lilisrfi
:lllll;lili"t'ti last block,
l.IIIilcs h‘IIpI-I‘linc Qualify Flch-II
l.ilil‘li linsc. \\IIII.II.IIc-l fast and stain
loss, ‘_’.'Ic IIIIII‘.
\icn‘s .\‘IIIIII'III \\II-Il (‘Il' ('IIIII-Ii‘s iIIIir
iinif liosc. scumicss. i‘Jl-I_Ic pair
his-us bcst quality Australian Wool
liilll ilIIsI- III lIIIIciI ililtl plain colors.
'..’.'II- pIIiI'
l“lt‘l‘i‘t'tl i.IIIcIl Black Scum»
double III-cl ililil inc. lBIIiIc
heavy "I'I't'v
lfu' iiilii‘
t‘ti
li'.’ iIIclI I'IicuIIIII-Ii l.iIIcII 'l‘ulIie lliIIII
ask, the; In
7: inch all l.IIII-tI
liiI-IIclII-Ii. 73c 3d.
7': inch all l.illl'll .\‘IIpcriIIr
llIcIIIIhcd 'I‘ulIlI- llumusiI. Si yd
i‘III‘c l.iIIcII Hcls. full t‘lm' Inblc cloth
'l‘IIhlI- IIIIIIIIIslI.
Quality
with tIliIt IlImIII .‘Ili’ lillllltlll~ to match children’sIIIIIIIII “phi-I] yahoo] Hog.-
$1'TG :«lllll‘l'll II'III-I» spI-IIIII :Il ilf‘gv IIIIII‘.
'. \ \ll l.iIIcII Napkins Klic IiIIz “0‘35" I-cim qunhly licIIIy lupin-.1
.'I.\ .\li'lIIIII-II NIIIIIIIIIs ill 15' do]. Hugo unnImII-Ii opium”. iTI pair
.2-i .\‘IIpcI'IIII Quality All |.IIIcn .\':Ip ,: “up, I'm ,',iI.~
kins. i‘IIIIII Si JITI III Midi IIII2'.
ANOTHER PRICE LIST
SOME GARMENT SPECIALS. OF NOTIONS.
ilIcI‘cK III'IIIII\ Ill IIIII .L’ :‘IIIIIIIIII
.. l'I'IIiII III ilII-sc ltii' \IIII \\IIIII
\ti'llllii. iiicrc lliil' IIIIIIc IIIIIIIII . -
\IIi‘ lIIl' II‘II cIcIIIlIII IIIIIIIIII t‘il\
IIlIcII \lIIl I'cIIIl IIlIIIIII I‘.II- ~II ~pcII. ii , . - . .
._ I I I‘ 't'l' \lIIIlI‘ lli“\l\ Iii lilt\llit‘\\
lIII~ ..I \i\ll\li iiit'l\t'l\ .IIIIl I‘llill'\ I . ,
- ~ I-II III,-. lIIlIIlinI IIIII‘ II‘IIIIIIIIIII‘III
I\lIII‘lI \\ c lill\\' IIITI‘I'
i.IIdIcs l'lIIiII t'loIII .inciIcIII III bluc,‘
Ian and black III Silas
|.udict:' licIIIcr t‘ioth .iIIclIcls. high
.\‘illl'lll collar. twiliI-Il glIII‘iII silk lincII
3i ‘.I.\ ,‘i
ladies" Rough (‘luth inckcis. nc \.
.Ityic high storm I'illliil' liIII II with llllt
\‘IIll.
' “i'l‘t‘li illlt'l\
[..Iigi-
:IpIIIII
.\‘upI-I'IIII’ quality
(III-ll
l"ilIIIIcl of .\ssortcd llIIiI' Pins I'Ic.
i. .iIgc l‘lillt IIIIIIIIIinLy iII-si Htcci 'i‘olici
spool iiIIIdIIII ilusting (‘IItIIIII
:t
l'cnri Buttons.
II‘
’ - - I
[lunlm hump" $5.” Illuu iuI IIIbI , I '
Ladies Astrnkhun Villa“. 1m”. fut" . \iI i III I)liii"il hIIIIII ilIIs. .Iil MAI-s
“1mm”, {mm and WM“ 311'." llllt“>lillli‘ lII'lI‘t‘. tI' Idlil .,
i..IIdII~.\‘ IIIIIf t‘upcs dIIIIiI'II I'IIchl Inm‘ M"“‘“ “H" ”'m "'1" " PM” rm
I IIIIIl i iii .. .
' $ IIIIII'IIIIss Hook and i-._\‘c strong IIIIII
A SALE 0}: ;»I- il't‘i_ \y-hiti- Iilltl lllili‘ly two down on
(Ill‘tl :H‘ I‘Ill'll
RAINY DAY SKIRTS i‘ t'IIIIIIII: iron patcnl sIcI-i spring I'Ic
i‘I' \IIII\\\ I|.I}‘ \lIII‘is lill‘ llI.Ii "-Iiil
III.IIII-I‘. (IIIIIII for all \lli l~ vii \\lii ‘ ”m" Nii‘i’m'h'm‘ l ‘I'"“""'"
lclIgilIs III \"llllt‘ and black. :Ili hitch.
IcI' III-IIIlIcI". ill. hang and make
. ‘ _ ‘lill' pIiII‘.
IIIsI I'Iglii. l'IIII'p'IIIII~ IlIc~c. I-IcI‘r
.\loIII'IIiIIg pins ll' box.
"4 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WI
Our Grain.
C'nuidnt you be deceived casiiv in
regard to the Iiuahty ill Grainr Nine
out of ten people can. Not what you
pay. but what you get. should be con—
.xIIlcrcdwvou get the value—we get
the business—ii you buy here.
“ill '\' (HTS 'i'i l.\‘i"S t'l.l‘..\.\'."
MANUEL T. HATCH.
'l‘clcpltonc Connection.
Jackson’ 3 Studio
IS I)lSi.’LAYII\i(} ran auwus'r srvcns ,iN
Photographic Portraiture.
CHRISTMAS srr'rtsus SHOULD now BE MADE
53 Wall It,
Norwaik, Ct.
C
0 o
o o
I' o
Opponlto
Jackson’s Studio,
Norwulk Hotol.
' W
Santa were at a premium last evening
when J. W. German's Tronbndouro
made their second appearance in New-
port. The reports of the splendid per—
formance given by the colored artists
were the means of attracting a large
gathering that occupied every available
spot. and many were turned away, as
there was positively uo IIIIcuIIIIIIodatloII
for them. The perfortnance is all that
has been claimed for it. and in many
respects is far superior to the most
fluttering encomiums heaped upon It by
the press of the. cities in which it but-
uppcared. The company is made up of
talented colored people. and every sug-
gestion of vulgarity and coarseness is
eliminated.
Hoyt's ’l‘heatre. ‘l‘ltaIIksgiving, IIIutl-
nee and night.
“When We Were Twonty-One."
(lcorgc Clarke. IleiI a splendid com
patty under the management of Ed-
ward it}. Rice. will appear at I'loyt'I
Theatre. Friday night. III the lust New
York success “Witcn We Were ’l‘won
tyIOnc.” Mr. Clarkc every one know:~
who has inch to llIIly's 'l‘hentrc. where—
as (in lending III-tor. he was the great-
est I'IIyIIIIlIc in that grand druIIIIItiI
corps. Last season Mr. Clarke and
Ada llclIIIn plnycd "The Taming of the
Shrew." and. an "l'cII'IIcio." Mr. (,‘inrkc
could lIIIvI- been suusficd with the lan-
rels he gained. lint Iiciors. like politi-
cians. always want to be at the top
and Mr. (liarke is no cxccpiion. l-icncc
we find IIIIII now. under IlIc manage
meat of i'lt‘\'('i‘ Edward E. llicc. "scour
ing the country 'I'oIInIl" as “llick (u
rcwc." IlIc IIIIiI-i bachelor of thc period
Bennett-Moulton Compnay.
Among the plays of high class IIIIII
sterling character sccurcd for produc
tion by the Bt’lilll‘lbhltillllfln ('IIIIII-Il)
Company. is "llarkI-si Russia " ‘l)IIrk~
est Russia." the bill for next Monday
evening III Hoyt's 'i‘lIenIrc. is II dra-
matic one, treating of lore IIIIII IIIIIII
ism. 'l‘hc play is claborateiy staged
lightened by delicious comcdy and II
flnc list of spIII-lIIlIles is introduced IIc
Iwccn acts ’I‘hc I-icnnctt-MIIIIIIIIII
Company will appear I-very i'\'i'lllll,?.
III-xi ch-k. with daily IIIIItiIIccs. com
Ittcnt-ing Tuesday Scale on sIIlc at IIII-
box officc. I’I'icI-s iii. 2p and Jill (‘l'lltt’i
Littlejohn Concert.
Albcri Taylor. the illll'iliml young
'cI-lliI-It wlIII rill IIIIpI-ar at Miss l.illlc
John's I-IIIII-crt III LIII-IIonIIl’s ”it”. on
the cvening of lII-I-cIthI-r I'ItlI. IIIIIdII his
professional III-hut only in IlIc last
May Musical h‘o-stirul in New Union
but so syIIIpuIlwtlc. thIIpcrIIIncIItIII
and finely sciIIIIIlI-Il was his playing.
that his uIIcci-ss was itIsiaIIIIIIII-otis. lie
is an artist born
.\ ililii\‘l' nl‘ “I'itlill‘iliil‘l. Mr Taylor
«tunes of II highly musical family and.
having IIIIII i’liit'lt'll tlIc .\‘iI-Itropoiilun
t‘llill‘t‘l'i ficid. has it bright I'uIIIrI- he
itil‘t‘ lIiIII
SIIIII- his IIIlIIII iII- has IlupliIIIIII-Il
his first .~IIch suns in It IIIIIIIlII-I III lIII
pIIItIIIIl IIIIIII It t‘\t‘ Ills
Mr Taylor. with Miss lI‘lIIIIII Slit'i‘
unod. sopIIinII. ”tiny I’cppI-I‘. ll'llfll‘.
lsldorc ’I'I‘IIIIstwyk. of Yulc i‘IIivct'sin.
\Ioiinist IIIIII ICIIIIIII'I'. ll .\itIIIIille. III
”In pIIItIII, IIIIIIIIw il iilIlQl’illllI' of IIII
usual IIIII'IIIIin-ncss
BIG CORN SQUEEZE IS OFF.
George H. Phillips Said to Have Made
Hundreds of Thousands.
t'HiI‘.\ti|i XIIII-IIIIIIIr 3s Finding
IIIcIIIsIIIIcs IIIIIIIIII- III pl'iltiilt'c cnough
contract No ;' I-III'II III till sales IIIIIIII- to
licorgc ii i’hiilips I'III' NIII'cIIIlII-r (it'-
ii\IIt‘y‘. ilii' short». Including scrcrIIl
lIIIIIliIIg ciIIyuIIIr llllllh. ii \\tt.\ IInIIIIIInI-
I-d IIIIIIIy (Ill IlIc ilIIIIIIi III ‘l'I'IIIlc, iIIIIl
II‘III'I'Il III scitic IIIcII‘ siIIII'IIIgI- iii an
«cuts 'l‘hc IIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIII-III I-IIIIII- :Is II
r-Ill’iil‘iric lli those iI'IIIlI i.\‘ \\'liil lliltl "IIIII-
cd‘ Iitc l’lililliis operation .\I the
mount” .\‘IIII’IIIIII-r I-IIIII was selling
IIIIIIIIIII IIII I-I-IIIs. IInI- cent from the
highest prIIc iII IlIc dczti \ IIIsII III sell
I'IIiiIIwI-Il. and the IIIaI'lIcI did not half
IIIIIiI Just lIIIIIIrI- IlIc closing hcii. when
it I'csII-II III ii cunts
it Is IIIIIchsIIIIIIl IIIIII those standing
.\llill'i III i'lIiIlips since he iwgun guilt-
crlng up offeI'ItIIb of November I'Iil‘il
about It month ago I~\lItIIIsIcI| cIer cl-
I'III'I III swine enough .\‘o 3 mm to till
then split
Ill if) II IIIiIic IIIII Illll‘ IIIIiliIIII llllSlltlS
:IIIIl illv’ III \\ IIIIp \\ -I.~ IIIII >0“ lot IlI-
li\l‘l_\
i‘i. IllIi IwII- I H” cIIIIsIIlI-Iid III III'lIIIg
iIIIIIiI II lot of IIIIII ftIIIII iiII lIIIIsi but
IlIcsc wcrc Ililiiiiilillli’tl. and us i’iIillips‘
was IIpiIcIIi ii) IlIc litiill‘ll of Trade cIIIII~ .‘ 58 WALL ST.,
in his protcst against:
illlli“l‘ III appeals.
Ii lot of lIliII-dricd ('fll'll. ilIc shorts IiII-
illl_\'. luic ycsicrduy ugrccd to give thI'l‘
the light and sctllc with Phillips III the
cvcn hull llililiil‘. wth'c it was appur»
cIIt IlIc IIIIIIIiplIIutIII‘ would have no
trouble III holding the market.
Various cinIIItItI-s were IIIIzuI'IiI-d as
to illl' profits III' the Hillii'l‘ll‘. Au l’hil-
lips in said to have IIIII-uinulutcd II line
of IIIIII'I- than two million bushels
around 3.3 cents. it was admitted that
his pI-IIIiIs must lIavc reached into the
hundreds of thousands. (in this point.
l’hllllps was. iIowI-I'cr, cnIirciy non-
I-liIIIlIIIIch. ltlxchungc
HONEY BURNED IN DANBURY.
IlIIIIlIIIIy has long had IlIc rI- pIItIIiiIIII
of buying sIIIIII- of thc worst sIIII-IIIIIg
fires of any city in Ncw lIZIIgIIIIId. lli‘
cIIIIsI- of ”w tnIIlcrlIIIs IIIII-Il in some of
the factories. Now IlIIIIiIIIry has and
II mt'vi‘l III-I- It took place 'l‘ucsduy
night and was witnessed by II large
crowd which was IIIirIIcII-Il by tho
plcnsuni odors. ’l‘iIc ili'l‘ was in Ii two
siory il'illil" lIIIIIIII- on Washington
nII'I-I-t occupied by I‘. A. iiomuns. III-
had over Mimi pounds of honey in tho
housc ready for shipment and it was
all destroyed. The honey occupied a
good III-Iii of space III llit‘ llmlnc and the.
comb l’lliitll‘ It big blaze.
NIII Stu III III Hui
On December 1ot. one of the three
new stores on South Main street op
petite the head of Havlland street. on
direct line of travel to and from the
southern part of city and railroad sta-
tion: flopping place of all car. of
white line from Rownyton, Dar-ion and
Norwaik. Choice location for drug
store, jewelry. milllnory or other re-
tail bullnou. Store 18x45. handsome
glue front. metal ceiling. Rent for
flrut year. 330 per month. Inquire at
office of Huncli Fro-t. II27 3t
lhe iIIIIIl sIIII- ks ililltliiiil- ifect fit-
i
i
i
..I '5IIIIIIIIIIIII"NU-1.;.1"
"Stein-Bloch" has come to mean the top notch of clothitlgv it;
lencc. And that reputation did not come by accident._ Theft?
strong. logical reason for it. «I III? ch to ‘1 "HI.
Wherever there’ 3 an effect, there must be a cause. They
each other what heat is to fire, or thought to action.
The effect of the Stein-Bloch reputation may be laid I .
door of the cause of the genuine, thorough, unvarying. uncq
quality found In every stitch of clothing leaving the i~S‘tein-IBiflllzh .‘ j , .
factory “WI-..I I b . (V II I fl",
Take the Stein- Bloch Overcmts for instance. We? ve got a‘hig ‘
stock of these. They fit better, look better feel warmer. and w at ‘I
better than any similar- priced overcoats sold by anyone anywhere} . '
The $15. 00 coat—Very “swell,” perfectly tailored. Posscaes that ‘
something In appearance that as ures style. Best of fabrics go into
this coat. Best of wear out of it.
A Stein-Bloch Raglan at $20. 00. —Newest mixtures.
just right across shoulders. Wonder if all Raglans do that?
$20. 00 buys another Stein- Bloch Overcoat. Any tailor any~
where will make exactly as good a coat for $25.00 and $28. 00. '
$30 00 buys Stein- Bloch' s finest Overcoat. Perhaps you think
you can get a better coat for $40.00 or $50.00. You're allowed’am
other think.
Willis H. Selleck,
Cioihier and Furnisher,
48 AND 50 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Hangs
NI-II' and Complete Linc Stanipcd l.incns. all iii‘\\‘ patterns...
IlIIwII I’illim's ill cycry sizc. .
l-‘IIll l.iIIc liiiiit‘illliii‘g .\lIIIct‘iIils. '
Slantping‘r (lllilt‘ III III'Ich' of cI'ct'_I lIiIIIi. any pattern you desire.
'l‘lIc licst Silk is "'l‘yrain l)_vI-,” \\'
lillptll'lt’l‘ls Sauiplc Line of IIIIIcIIbI-I'g
c lIaI'c ('\'t'l"\‘ color.
Sun-is. Center
lI‘islI l.iIIcII."
clasp. colors, rcds. beige and
'l'lIc $1.50 Iiualiii'. spcrial pI‘iI‘I SI 2:. pair.
l'lct‘cS.
l‘icIIII\ I'll about half rcgulat‘ pricc.
".\'c\\"
g‘l’c}.
\ll pIII'c ”
l.IIIlic~' l‘qiuc i\'iIl i.iII\II~. .2
'l'lic Sign quality. spcciul pricc. $l..‘.5 pair.
Ncu‘ l.itIc ".\lIIclIIIs" tilacc l\'iil.
\il glows \yIII'I'IIIIII-Ii.
I‘IIlI Ii‘\. illt‘ liilt‘hl.
price‘ $1.00
pIIII'.
Saic Iii .\lilliIIcrI- \\ill <III'cl_\' inicI‘cst you.
.\“tlll .\IIIIcII Isl and live liousc.
3i\\ctscn 5) Mike”
Latest Booksi
AT POPULAR PRICES.
Eleanor. $1.15.
(.\irs. Ward's New Book.)
qllk'l'lili (lilxll
Eben Holden, $1.15.
Master Christian. $1.15.
Alice of Old Vincennes. $1.15. §
Tommy and Grizel. $1.15.
WM. P. BEERS, Bookseller,
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Do Your Eyes
Trouble You ?
if so. consult us.
We have a completely equipped
Optical Room. make no charge for
examination, and guarantee a per-
i..0 B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
NORWALK.
.THE cmT STOCK 0F
Hay, Straw, Peat Moss, Shavings
Grain, Feed, Flour,
Oil, Gasoline, Naphtha,
IN CONNECTICUT.
Prices 5 per cent. lower than our competitors.
Nutritone===Pratt’s Food.
RAYMOND BROS.
HARVARD APPOINTMENT AP '
PROVED. I
iIUI-i'l‘th. Novcmiicr 3X1» A spI-c llll‘ Rent “id 1'0"" by Dynamite 1' ‘9 h. '
Inccllng of the Harvard (‘IIilI-gc bouid Scarcely Recognizablo.
of orcrsIII-rs. was held today. and II' ,
was yotcd to concur with the Ill'cnii PAR!” \Immbet 28 A ‘A‘mMI‘ti' at
SIXTEEN MINERB KILLED.
iynatniic in II coal mine at nicheiex-
dent and follows in IIII-lI Iotes up ( '
pointing l-icnry Pickering \\'IIlcott :I "lmimi lull") With the Izeault Chile filx‘ I
IIIcmiIcI of all the fIiIuiIiI-s of the uni I'M.“ wcic ‘klllctl and between "1an
II-Iulti. with the powers llliIl duties III "M forty wounded “5 mm” a“ We ”9"
llIc plcsitlcnt IthciII IlIIIlIIg the ab Ilil: very “M""Hly injured ‘
sI-ncc of IlIc prnsldcnt; also that Illil"
ing the absence of the IIIenlIlI-nt. Iii-II- I
Iy l’ic lIetitIg Wuicott was appointed to
act us the IIIIllIIIIIy mI-Ilium III com-
lllI' III cnc of Intense Ititiurnl'nx. The
IotIIlitloII of the IseIIII-Ii bodies is ID-
ijIliing. .\llii-il III thorn are rent and
'ifil II in sin- b .I way as to be scarcely
mIIIIiI-IIIioII iIetwccn illi‘ ("(iliitllilliOll . . .
and ”III orcrsccrs; also thc votes hp- lt'ttlLlllZile? t-Ml.i"_
pointing Edward IIuIIrcus Mark direct " T I ‘
or of the Zoological Laboratory. llllll PASSENGER ONEVgiECKED “T‘AM'
uppoinllng William Sturgis IiigI-iow ‘ ‘ ' ' _ .
At'llIuI' (‘III‘I-y, [\l'illlll‘ 'l‘l‘llt')‘ (‘IIIIIII llli)lllul~‘(ilt|). Mllilli‘.‘ NoVemhor 28
\Its (Icorgluu lieaudoln received a
II-lcgrum this afternoon. to the afflict
.__,............-_. that her husband. Napoleon Bouudolu.
ONE YEAR FOR SHOPLIFTING. liIIrIys ecvcn ycuiu old.- vitae a omen-
MI W HAVICN. Novcntlm "li-~l’I-IIIIl.I1I-I on IlIc steamship St Olaff, wrook- .
Douglass and Annie 'I‘homuuon. two ed on the couistof Labrador; tut Wod- '
notorious altopllfters. woic today ton . IH'HliIi)’ till-{ill -.,
victetl on New Haven churgou. "Ilhc M “r .
Douglass woman was sentenced 1001th ’l‘IIIiicI. of new ”York formalin
your In jail. ”or companion willily of Norka is ancnillnit the “W ..
servo eight months. iln town with his daughter Kitty. . '
IrusiI-I-s of iIIc Museum of it‘llit' Arts.
for one your. from January I. Itllll.
"iltc. disaster has rendered the Viiitiflt! . .. ..
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