knee cerrlIl not time been
sordial than you will receive
. every time you call a
B. GRIFFIN. Druggtlu
.Waslrington Stufio. Norwnlk.
u.
”Ada Roots. of. River sldc uremic.
’irpending Thanksgiving day in Mll-
m'flunksxiving service will be held
tilt {.hokMethodist- Church today at ll
00 .
’ pd Mrs. Edward F. Smith. of
e sverurc. rue visiting friends
Oink
Henry E. Buckingham. of Van
Z .t! avenue; Is recoveIlng from n
. Autg‘s Ilihess‘
hunksgiving service, with a BI-
11$“!lean will be held in the Advent
hilrch. tohi ht
‘i’i‘édetdck Dolmen, of Chatsworth. N.
J.. is at. his home In Fort Point street.
II I, for Thanksgiving.
" ‘ {William Thompson's new residence
III Slimmer street is Inogresslng uh: on.
buying been enclosed. and the partr~
a . than not.
“ Arthur D. Ferris. or New York is
spending the day with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. George H. Ferris, of River-
side avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. l’urldoek. ot
., Springfield. Mass, are guests of Mrs
p..r;‘I.Paddoc '9 parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Randal of Riverside achnIrc.
$tcphen Keogh. of ill-,idgeport is
spending Thanksgiving with his par
“its. MI. and Mrs. Danicl Keogh. 0t
. ‘ Washington and Fort Point streets.
The East Norwalk Athletic Club
has elected the following officers:
firesident. ._ Harry, Waterbury; vice»
(fail and leave youronter for
Native Dressed Tur-
keys and Chickens.
Price; In: low as possible.
EaSt Ave. Market.
1' curry Ir-
...—‘0...“
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY THURS-
DAY, THANKSGIVING DAY.
-.....
After Thanksgiving comes Christ-
mas, which is only a few weeks away.
Today There’s Spec=
ial Values
FOR YOU ‘ALL’ “THROUGH
THE STORE.
IN THE CLOAK ROOM.
The continued warm \vcathcr
brings to us a great money saving
irony thc nranniacturcr. who is tlrc
sufferer. and you reap the bcnctit
of his loss.
Urrc lInIIIiI'cII and fifty (150) all—
wooi Lariics' jackets. black and
coloIcIl lx'crscr Iloth. 2r inchc
long. tight lilting back. shaped or
storm c.ollar.~ pcari buttons: 11
regular$ro.oojarkct. (lur price.
$0.48: .
i'iilv IIiI-IIIIIII iout‘lt LIIIIII
jackyts. 2r inthcs long. tight trt»
ting back storm collar; rnadc to
.:scli at $10.00. Sale price $0. 48.
SILKS FOR WAISTS AND
‘ SKIRTS.
.. 'i‘hc values. arc vcry interesting.
Io—inch changeable and plain
talicta Silks. price 50c. a yard : val»
IIc 75c.
tryinclt black (Eros-grain silk.
I‘ricc 75c.: value $r.oo.
Black 'l'ai‘icta ‘iilk. tirc 75c.
quality. i'rirc soc. a yard.
()Iir ()nc Dollar II lack
Silk. i’rit‘c 7m. a yard.
laii'cta
II lack i can dc Soic Silk. I‘ricc
Not. a _\arIl:\ alrrc iiil I...5. .
lilack i'carr Ilc Soic Silk. i'r'icc
$I.o() a yard: valuc $r.5r).
iliack Satin IJIIclIcssc. .24 inches
wide. I‘ricc $1.“); valrrc $I.75.
Main and Striped 'I‘aticta Silks
for waists~ and trimmings. Price
500; a yard ; vainc 75c.
Corded and Stripe Silks. doilat‘
. quality. i'rirrc (roe, a yard
, SPECIAL SALE AT THE
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Our stock is too large. and the
Holiday (ioods clairrr the room.
hence the reduction of prices.
Colored (iinrps. former prices,
so. to 25c. i'riccs now from so. to
15c. a yard.
”(.iold llraid. a reward piece. at
"ti-'1“: . . .
. l‘aucy (hit licitrug. 59c. and (39¢
I . ayard.
' “Fancy tiilt .Iiiiltp.
' to 25c. nyarrl.
, I'Biack iiraids and tiinrps. so. to
.25c. a yard
Sterling SiIIcr list I' Ins. Ior:
elicit; value 25c.
ililllll ltlitl it it.
l’riccs Ioc.
. El”
. yestei'
Recitation~TnaIiksgivlug Day,
Home not! «It.
limitations-Pie Seeds,
Fannie Barnes.
Recitation—«Tommy's Thanksgiving
Trouble
Elmer Reed . .
Recitation-mph Dolls Show,“
‘ Beside Anderson.
Song—Corning Through the Corn,
. I Six Eu its of Grade ll.
Recitation—44V at Jack Thought,
, ,C and “menu.
Reeltatlon-I—Thunksgiviug Day.
Jessie Bedford
Bong—~November,
School.
liecitutionv—Amclla May,
Sarah Taylor
ltecitntlonw'i‘ho Pumpkins.
Robbie Mcllvecn.
Recitution—~Thanksgiving.
Grace Robinson
ltecltatlorr——'l us Buy or the 'l‘rrrkcy,
Norman Stuekey.
Recitationw'i‘hnnksglring.
12 Pupils, Grade l.
Recitation—The lllrds‘ Thanksgiving
Dinner,
Frances chnc.
llccitntion~~ln Clover,
Richard Hoyt.
Recltatlorr-Chorus~’i‘hc Jack
tern,
O'Lan-
Ii i’uplls of Grade ll.
Recitation—Two Little Kittens.
Howard (iehrmann.
Recitation—Tho Dolls' Thanksgiving,
Lillic. Robinson.
Song—Tire Young Patriots.
behool.
ReeltrItiorI——-'l‘hanksglvlIII; l‘)uy,'
I'ldlth Johnson.
RecitutlorIwTinklc.
Stanley Taylor.
Song-Threc l tttlc, Puritans.
3 Pupils Grade I
Recitation—The Reason Why
Frank Reunion.
Recitation—«'l‘hanksglvtng 'i‘t'ensur'c,
Emma Erlcson.
ltccitrItlorr-—ilcrrds for a Nurnc,
Room i.
Recitation—JIM Farmer's Thanksgiv-
tug.
Viola lictis.
liccitation—Preparing for thc l-‘cast.
John thticfnir.
liccltatlorI—Thc Magic V'rrrc.
Warren Lewis.
Rccitatlorrw'l‘hc Orphan Turkeys,
Eddie Bloom.
Recitation—Tho Thanksgiving ll‘cast.
Fannie White.
ltI-r-itatlIIrI—-»TIII‘ Littlc l'llrzrlm
)mma Anderson.
Sorrrz~Amcrica.
School.
Maid.
E. E. Gerham.
East Norwalk. Conn.
sells the paint that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—Devon lead and
zinc. ground by machinery.
R0 WA YTON.
(‘aptairr William I. Stcvcns. of Main
strcct. went to New York city. yester-
day.
William Gregory and family. of Ray.
mond strcct. have moved to i’hilrrrlcl-
phia. l’rnn.
ira Petty is sick at his home in Ray-
rnond street. thc west side, threatened
with pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman Hoyt. III‘
Contentment, island, in“ in New York
city. fora frIw dark.
The Misses Lida Mar Wicks and
‘rcrtrudc (‘oic arc spending 'i‘hanksgiv
in: day in Stamford.
Mrs. J. V. Morrscll. or ('rockcti ach
mic. is spending Thanksgiving with
friends in South Norwnlk.
Principal Gem-3c O. .i. Lumphcrc is
spending the Thanksgiving vacation at
his ilOlllf‘ ln Wcstchcstcr. Conn.
The iIaIiios‘ Aid Socicty of thc Mctlr
odist (Tlrurclr, hold its rcgular month-
Iy meeting, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Scoficld. of Pound Ridge.
was a guest, I'cstcrday. of her sister.
Mrs. M. ii. Rnckctt. of ('rockctt avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angel. of New
York city. arc spending Thanksgiving
with Mrs. McKenzie, of Main strcct.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Nlckcrson. of
Highland avenue. will givc a Thanks-
giving party this evening. to their cous-
ins.
.lohn Raymond will bullrl thII collar
for the Methodist (‘lIrIrch in Stamford.
wlrlch Contractor (‘I. L. Ogden has thc
contract for.
The steamer iiatc t‘. Sir-vans arriv-
ed in the harbor last night from New
York, th-I‘c she. has bccn disposing of
II load of oysters.
(icorxc Shcrron, oi Columbia (lol-
lcgc. New York. is spcndinc thc
'i‘hanksgivlnr: vacation with his par;
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. llirnm Shcrrorr. of
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford l'. Hayes. of
Highland avenue. Izavn another delight-
ful "at ironic" last evening. A large
number of their friends were present.
and but! an excellent. time.
'i‘lrII quarantine was raised yesterday
from the residence of Stanlcy Mills. in
Highland svcnuc. Mist-r lit-sslc Mills
havc entirely recovered from scarlet
fever.
A rnrton 'i‘hanksgirlng service will
be hold in the itmvayton llaptisr
Church. tonight. TIIII speaker of the
evening will be tht.I Rev. David Taylor.
A. M.. of New York city.
An addition is helm; built on l. W.
(‘Ilark's residence at the corner of Mn-
pic avenue and Prospect street. John
Raymond. of liar-ion. is laying the
foundation. Mather It: Sons. of.WI-st
Norwalk. have the contract for the
wood work. .
Mrs. William llrodcrlck. of Lenox
Hill. In suffering from II sever-c attack
of mercury poisoning. Her race is
badly swollen. anti she can scarcely
see out of either oyo. Tire poison is
exceedingly painful.
The Consolidator] Railroad Company
has had men at work the past few days
putting new trough sermons together
to take the place of the four trouzhs
now in use between the tracks at the
pumping station betwnon Rowayton
and inn-Ion. The new troughs will be
placed. in position on Sunday. and the
old ones. which have been leaking barl-
ly and cousins the loss of large quan-
titles of water for some time. will be
discarded.
Mortimer F. Brown, of Rowsyton. as
one of the heirs at law and next to kin
of Sophie E. Brown, late or the town of
Pompey. in the county of the Ones-
I showed signs of fatigue.
.Izulncd the support
III, 0
esrlijx. will lit! MIG ill"!
curt. January 4th. 100i
'i‘wo Hungarians stopped at B A.
(irlitln's blacksmith shop. yesterday
morning. with a horse and wagon in
a generally dilapidated condition. The
front axle of the wagon was broken
and It. was otherwise damaged. The
harness was broken and the horse
Mr. Grimn
aided them in repairing their outtlt.
and thev started again on their war.
They told Mr..GI-tiiin hat,‘ they started
last night irom Norw’n k for Port Ches-
tor. They admitted thht they had
been drinking too much and had lost
control of the home which had run
away.
The public school closed yesterday
for the Thanksgiving; IJaestlon. The
following interesting program was
rendered in the atteitioon:
Sonnghanksglvlng at the Old Home.
School.
Rt;fiiilli01|-i"nimei Johu' s Thanksgtv
rig
Miss Gertrude Cole.
Rceitut.l0n--~Loss and Gain.
Preston l-iart.
liecittltl0lt~-—A Messenger lins (Iomc.
Russell Themes.
Recitation—~Truc Worth.
William Lynch.
Vocal duct.
Nettie Plunder and Kate Stevens.
Recitationw'l‘hc Beautiful Soul.
Wilbur] Lockwood.
Recltntion—-—The Landing of the Pit
grime
loin Stevens.
itccitation~ThanksalvlnIz Duy.
Mabel Gregory.
Rec ttIItion~TlIc Glrl‘ II Thanksgir Int:
Cornelia BI"I)I\il.
Piano solo.
Miss lrvlnc.
Rccitatlon——Seat Mates.
Vivian Stevens.
Song—Brrgler.
Grammar Grades.
Reci tat lon— Possibli itles.
Arthur Lynch.
RcI-itation—~Thc Rov or thc 'l‘urlIcI‘.
Wnrrcn (lager.
Piano solo.
lIiIlIr Wicks.
DARIENAND NORO TON.
St. Luke's Church, Norolon, is now
lighted by electricity.
The Center school vacation extends
from Wednesday till Monday.
The storII of Mather & (Irrunmni.
llarlcn. is now clcctricnlly lighted.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney \vcrc
gucsts of Daricn friends. Tuesday.
George i'lugdulc has recently moved
to M rs. Strangcward‘s cottagc. Darlen.
Mrs. Walter Whitney and M rs. Mark
Whitney arc in Bethcl. visiting Mrs.
iI‘rndcntlral.
Mrs, (icorgc Kirk, of Bridgeport, ha:-
r'oturncd to lrcr honIc from a visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. t'icor'ge S
Hatcs.
'l‘hc Tuxcrios. of Stamford. and thr-
Dnricn football IIII-rcn. will play tlt's
morning. at it) o'clock. on thc ilrsdy
hill lot.
The funeral scrvicca of Miss (‘larrI
Richardson took place at. her home. ill
New York. Wednesday cvculrrg. Sev
eral friends front llarien attended.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and
daughter .lcnnic. of Rowayton. and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Whitney. of liar»
It‘ll. will spend Thanksgiving with Rev
and Mrs. P. W. Dickorrunu. Now llnr-
on.
Charles ilurtls, formerly of New
Canaan. dicd III his nornc in t‘.can.
Rapids. lust wcck. Mr. Bur-its leaves
a widow and II daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. ilnrtls wcrc well known in Darict:
and vicinity. and were relatives of Mrs
T. .i. Mead and Mrs. William Lanttdon
Stcphcn it, Hoyt and Mrs. W. W
Ballard were in Nf'il‘ York. Tuesday
being called there by ihc death (If
their fricnd. Miss Clara Richardson
daughter of thc forIIII-r pastor of thc
Congrceatlonal Church. Darlen. who
died at. her homc in New York. Sunday
morning. of i_\'llIlf)iti fcvcr.
The annual meeting of thc (‘oloncl
Knowlton Fife and Drum Band. of Dar-
iIIn. was held Tuesday night. at tho ros-
lrloncc of Howard Slsnson. The fol-
lowing ofllcers worc cloctcd:
President—lIoward Sinuson.
Secretary and Treasurer-—Norman
Williamson.
Drum SIII'gIIant~—liII\I'arIl Slanson.
iI‘ifo Sergeant—~llarry St. John.
ScI oral new members. ucrc. clcc toil
and thc personnel of the band at pr cu
II.It is as follows:
lI‘ifcrs-—~iiarry St, .lolrrr. Louis
thclcr. Norman \‘I'illlarnson. .Ilbcrt
Ferguson. Thomas (lave.
and Kieth Edwards.
Sunrc llrrInIIIIIIrII—~iiIII-rarIl Siauson.
.ioacplr Stahlcy. Clrarics Van i)iiIII I'I-ior
don (‘IIIII. ”unfold Smith. Frank Van
Seov
liass itrnm~~Gcorxc Dnncc.
(‘ymbalswlr‘ I thII lck Tookcr.
The band Iotcd to trim its annual
ball in thc Town Hall. IIII 'l‘lIursIhrI
night December :30.th and appointed
a committee to arrancc for the affair.
Leon Main.
SCHEME TO REACH THE POLE.
Captain Bernier (twins the Support of
Sir Clements Markham.
BUFFALO. N. Y., November
special to the News from
says:
Captain
ZiiwA
Montreal
liernlcr. of Quebec. has
of Sir (‘iI-Incnts
Markham. prcsldrnt of the Royal (ico-
Itrsphlcal Society. for his scheme to
reach the North Pole. and Is now in
this city. making arrangements. and
hopes thII liritish government III" (III-
operate with the Canadian ministry
Captain licrnlrr'a planacoutcmplatrI the
departure of an cxpcdltlon from Van-
convcr. with a wooden or steel ship.
and a crew of six sailors and tire scien-
thIIts.
lr‘nlerlmz IIIII Polar basin in August
a month rarllor thou Nausea did. the
ship would brain to drift 'lfitl miles
further cost than Nanscn's vessel did.
The expedition would winter in the ice.
A THANKBOWING TE DEUM.
LONDON. November Zkuiillr (tom-In-
Clemsnt Martin. the organist or St.
i‘IIIIl'II has in his Immersion the com
pietu comb or a 'i‘hrurksslvlng To ncum
composed by the lots Sir Arthur Bulll
can at the request of the dean and
chapter of kit. Paul's. suitable for the.
termination of the South African war
and Iloriirrtf'rrl to “Queen, Church and
Country."
Hint ft‘r'izhdsriésiiiftt injfisuth Nor, - '
walk.
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Scores of representative citizens or
South Norwulk are tcstthlng on the
following subject Such a record of
local endorsement is unequaled in
modern times. This lpubllc statement
made by a citizen is but one of the
many that have preceded it and the
hundreds that will follow. Read it:
Mr. Frank St. .iohii. 56 Taylor avo-
nne. locksmith by occupation in the
employ of the Nor-walk Lock Conr-
psuy, says: “i am not the only one
engaged in this calling who suffers
from backache, aggravated by the
constant change of position and bend
ing and steeping. There are others
in the factory and in the city that i
know who are troubled in the same
way. i had'some disorder of my kid
acys. which led to a painful backache.
l procured Dean's Kidney Pills st
i’lalsted's drug store. took a course or
the treatment, and it cured Inc."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Mllburn Conr-
pany. Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the naIIIc-—i)oan's~—»and
take no other.
The Fair Cloak Store.
Reads-Made
Ladies’ Garments
for
Thanksgiving
Outing.
'i lIcr'II is alnny s .somc tlrl III: II lllliI II III
a IILHRRI for completing tlrc prcmparn
lien for attending that Thanksgiving
festival.
A waist-II jackctfln sklrtw—a capc
or something of this sort.
Just stop tor run) into our store"
as hurriedly as you \vill—wwc'll kccp
pace with you.
JACKETS~1I IIicc blue melton. good
trimmings. well worth snob, 33,93 1.;
the pricc Ivc havc marked.
Now this cup is heavy satin lined.
rcvcrs silk frIccd, stitcircd. Would fcci
satisfied should \vc III-iii Sit instead or
$8.0k.
This is better quality. is of kerscy.
ctrstor or lIiuclI~~sIInIII silk. others vcr-
I'IIt facing—flaring collars. values sill
to Slit; our prices $0.08 to 810.00.
CAPIIZSM—A \‘cry satisfactory. corn-
I‘ortablc garment donblc faccrl~thc
same as at. salc---~-rrntll after Thanks-
giving, $2.70: It bargain at $4.50.
SiilltTS~itainy day, $1.10 to soar;
values $2 to $9.00, ’l‘lrcrc are twcntI'
styles of skirts.
\V.\lSTS——ti00 flanncl waists. :io dit»
fcrcnt styles~yorrr choice In errcII'
ii(‘i‘t‘. ‘Jtic to $500 You know silk
waists are our ..pI-rrnitI.
specials in those
i'lCT'l‘lt‘tiA'l‘S ~
thcsc to appreciati-
priccs.
Don't forget \vI- scll inrs~tlrc
you will tukc pride in wearing.
so cx pI-ct
\I‘cll you must sur-
tlIc valncs at the
kind
Leiscrson Brothers
68 Washlnafon SI.
abyss": "
the place.
Look '7
to your foot.
and other
bring you
'l‘lIIInksgiI-ing
Family rcunlons
cclobrations \I‘Ill
among pooplc
llay.
Your “Sunday Rest" will be
your attire. Don't forget to
look. to see if your shoes are in
proper condition III keep your
uppeurancc. on this day. up to
the point of attractiveness.
if you need a new pair. it's
nonc too soon to select. them
The Monarch Pat. is very ad-
mirable lndccdwls warranted
not III crack! Need no barrio to
pollshmsimply Ilse II damp
cloth. :1 its price. (You have
paid $5 for titt‘ kind that did
crack.)
The Elite. vlcl kid, makes a
very easy shoc. A very attract-
ive. gI-ntIII-l one. too-selhug
rapidly at $3.50.
ilcrc in II shoe with a Good-
,rcrIr welt»‘or vicl or box calf.
33.
Must not forget this very
swcll articlrI of footwonrwits of
calf—«has wing‘ tip. oxtcndui
soica. a heavy shoe. Vary ser-
viceable. ’l‘lIc kind worn with-
out overshoerr in wet weather.
Ladies. while your count is
picking out his foot covering.
. we will show you some dainty
shoes some that have a narrow
appearance $2. 50, $3. $3. 50.
Wyn-io-
Wnr than That rlr.
”WI-«...; fitter-use“ J,
. II I. him
are can draw ioi'ioiri. Iain». um.
Prompt as Usual.
iidward F. Hickey, of Port
Chester, N. Y.. a trrrckrnan, who
died recently. was insured in the
Conn. (icneral Life Insurance
(ompany. of Hartford Conn.
Proofs of death were received
chmhcr 7th.. and payment in
full made November 9th.
insurance that Insurers.
RH FlBLD,Gcn Agent.
South Norwalk, Conn.
ibis i5
' i
Under present conditions of the firs, ‘
insurance business throughout the:
country. it behooves the assured to.
look well to the financial condition oli
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list‘
of insurance companies represented
by Taylor a Golden, will be found the i
Liverpool & LondoIi & Globe,n (the
largest insurance comp my
world.) the Royal. of Liverpooml mung-i
land, (the next largest and strongest
insurance company in the world.) thIIi
old Hartford. (one of the strongest in;i
sursnco companies in this country) i
Also twenty other companies which.
are the very best doing business in this:
county and Europe.
N61" was I... ear "
What You Digest! 1
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Makes You Strong! I:
I
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Here‘s Digestibic Goods—Di-
gestiblc prices:
Gold Medal Flour, 60c. bag.
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter. 23c. lb.
New. Fat Mackerel, 5c. cach.r I
Fresh Soda Biscuits. 5c. 1b. i
Pure Lard. Ioc. lb.
5 lb. Box Pearl Hominy, 15c.i
V lb. can London Cocoa, 18c.
A. srULL
24 Cottage Ave.
\iDa\\ ,
Taper-..
Although we are hav~
mg a very busy seasorm
we have not allowedi
our stock to run down}
and can oiier as good;
varretv as earlrer.
Will do your wor
when wanted.
8’5- Durham
i
k i
i
r
I
it] FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
cents...“
WHAT WE HAVE TO
BE THANKFUL FOR
during thc Thanksgiving season is tlIc
blessing of health ii We possess it. ‘l no
free usc of "just rips" fruit is, the
greatest proaervnr and promoter or
health known. Fruits of all kinds III
season can be had at OHIO’l‘TU n.
Baskets of assorted fruits arranger! for
gifts. the dinner table or sick room.
G. GHIOTTO,
63' WALL STREET. NORWALK.
PROMIIIATIENIION
TO ORDER.
Plumbingaad Tinning
Steam and Gas Fitting
STAMFORD RAND ES
Horaceli. trash,“
Cort. Nora‘s MAI! I
sun Wm Bram.
'r Short
‘1841.
A scvcrc coiri. unlcs’s checked,
oftirncs results in ' l’ncrrnronia.
This can bc prcvcutcd. Acctorr
will break up a cold in one night.
cures tIIc (Irip. and prcvcrrts i'ncrt—
monizr. 3 lion'lich‘ Ivill sutiicc.
llcarlrrclrr- II: III Ncrrralgia arc Ic
Iicr tti Irrricklr will} and srrrciv.
\tt‘illllJSI.III)U\.11I)tliirtilllg-
giblfi.
.\ccton Medical (o.
Mystic. ('orIn.
Sea Trips...
of two to live days' (I ml'
ties, are offered by the
l0L0 DOMINION LINE
NORFOLK, VA
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
RICHMOND. VA
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Steamers sail daily except n'undsI
from Pier 26 North River. tool: 0‘
Beach street. New York.
Tickets. Including meals and state
room accommodations, $13.00 and up
wards.
For full information apply to
01.0 DOIIIIIOII STEIISIIIP (30.
81 Beach Street, New York, N. Y.
Iii. l3. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
.I. .1. BROWN. Gen. Pass. Agent
1399
Plumbing and Steam Heat-
in”.
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Air Healing.
STOVE?! AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGE. f
The Jones 8 Ilctclildss Company
17 WALL STREET NORWALK.
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A Good workman
\\iii "irr- prompt :rttrrrtiorr to
your plumbing. il' Ion let us
know your wants In that tinc.
\rc employ slIiIII-d and corn»
frrl ars:»r~’t:rrrt< and tho inwt III
Inaicriain. t'ail Irs no at an)
iitur- and you'll iiilII' rr-asorr to
bc glad you did so.
Phone 137—3.
Charles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street,
South Norwaik.
The Mess.
of Paint
is to preserve as well as bcautil
fy. You can‘t afford to It‘i your
hcrIIIc no shabby. lt rncnnv. dc
crII'IId \vcathcr lIo:rrri.~, itrolrcn
mouldings. work for tirc carpcn
tcr. Save moncy bt' ,palntlnp
now. (live Inc an opportunity to
scll you the best paint rnadc.
Tun COLONIAL.
DECKER.
87 Washington 8h, 80. Norwalk.
~iD W. RAYMOND)-
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER.
99 Washington It" .0th Norwalk.
nuldonoo. I Crescent Tor-nee.
Telephone at houu. M
Dyspepsia Cure
Dinogts what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon-
struotln the exhausted digestive or-
gans. It stlielswstrdtscovemddigest-
ant and tonic. No other preparation
spinach it in et'ilelency. it in-
stunt y relieves and permanently cures
pepsin, Indigestion. Heartburn.
thulonce. Sour Stomach. Nausea,
Sink Hood-ehe.GnstralIrln.(7rnInps and
all othormnltsol' lmporfectdlgest ion.
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mutate... cc mourns
W D! I. C- DIWITT O CO" Chicago
(ham? 0. Bullion. South Norwnli
Llldlflll’ . Hood. Nor-nth.
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we are excellently fixed to in of.
your wants. Our Dining Ronni
Furniture is carefully" selected,
You will find it. chaste and etc.-
aunt. The price. too. is attrac-
tivrI. We can interest you If“.
you will call and see our line of '
Side Boards. China Closets, ‘Ex-‘I
tension Tables. and the iuxurr
ions Chair's give court'ort to the
diner.
r. I. ship} tr”, 1 i
and Embalmers.
12 North Main Street. ,
o=:=o-: mo carer-rumor manor-sores ‘ I
sands; .
Daily Freight Line
Between .. i
NORWALK. -.r j ‘
FI.‘ SOUTH NORWALK. l
‘g and i
' NEW YORK. t
f
Slicers
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK,
\ VULCAN AND EAGLE fl.
Leach Ncrwalk‘5p. 111. Leave Souti“
Norwalk I; p :12 Leave New York,
\
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Pier 23. East River Beekrnan Street,
3 p. m.
HORbES
To Suit Everybody.
I
-We have them coming by
the car-fluid every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
cons-smear mum.
600th 1km
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N.Y.. NMHSIHRR.
TIME TABLE.
in effect May 20, 1900. ""‘ l
LEAVE sourH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M —12:53x. 455:,
5:45, 6:15,
5:55, ms. 7:54x. Szttix. Min, 9:36,
9:5I2x. 10 L. . 112351;. 11: 40.
l’. .\i «- .; .I III 1: 17, 2: 251, 3' 04
ii: 21x 4: 07 5 l0): 5: 33, 5:55x, 6: 05x,
":41, . :07, 3: 11. i0: 20.
SUNDAYS. WI
A. lit—12:5“. it55x, 5245!. 9:05.
i’. M.———3:2lx. 5:35, 7:20. 9:45, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. I
A. M.—12:02x. 5:00. 6:00, 7200‘,
tl:00x. 8:02. 9:00x. 9:04, 10:021. 10:04.
ill :tlllx, ll :02.
l' \l—r2.xn2,. 1:041:30], 2:00x,
::I tr’x a 30x I: 03.: 4: 04:. 4: 30, 5: 02:.
I; mix tl. 02,7 00 8: 00x, 9: 30.
suquvs. r
A. M.»——l2:02x. 0:00, 7:30, 10:02:?“
P. iti.-—~(i:00. i
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK ron
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.»—l:llx. 1:20x. 6:28. 7:42. 8:44;
0: l0): it): 0‘1); ll: 08x. 11'. 42.
i’\l—l‘ilv110307x418527
II. 2'» I 0- '0 tJIx ‘l.l5 1121.5
Bridgeport in addition to EDOVO p.
m...;itl 5017:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—~i:11x, 1:20x,
11:08x.
l‘. M.——7 15.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
7:42, 0:12.
A. It.~»t;: 33 ll: 15 9: 53x.
1’. lit—Irma 4:25, 6: 10. i5: 68.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~—-I‘I:00, 7:25.9:38,11:37.
l’. Ai.~~t:20, 5: 30, 6:25.
Sunday trains to Danbury, 9 20 a.
m.. 7. 25 p. m. Leave Dsnbury. 8: 05
a.m..::.0l03nd900pm. ,
An x indicato- exnrou.
Darin Hun
GREGORY’O POINT.
Uouth Norwlllt. I,“ .1
.I. z. scrim/III. {it
Proprietor and Manager. . “ " ‘
Terms reasonable. Bathing boa.-
inn, fishing, electric can to hotel.
connecting with all trains on the":
Y., N. HI and H. R. R
I
UNOURPABGBD '
RHODE ISLAND OLAM WAKE! IAN“
DHORE DINNERS- '
lixsmlmr In g
U II lI-Ism ommj .‘ '
I310 to IBDI
Oillccs. 430 Main Street,
Impasse-Ir. sum
Norwalk Chronicler