. ".Mreg'ychnries D. Chittiin. dilught'er 'of
“mag“ Nippon has returned to
. g 1015 York. after a visit
. 55,5ng
* 3511512355511 152115 3111' Ladder c613
' “film: at 1'5 11 h
s. an u or an c eese
fifcgs. 5391653,?“ etc .
' 2533221“ 2112“ 2123‘
' ifsttesa the mitts on at
(10111513 111,915,111 151‘
“32" 'nneplarra' 1515332"8 3221' be
,.whble of their time to their whol solos
and retail 8011511 ortvaihm-
1115111119151 e.
11am P0115. G.
5 ednesday. "on
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3;. will 'elocta
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15.2 115 museum
ting rolntives ill
,,i,:"'l'holnas Renting. 05 Brooklyn, tori
. - 95.80351 Norwslli, Is visiting
115155151,
5 Bill of Bethel. is 5 51
1.212351 M'ig'. C. Tucker, '5')!
IE1 .1 Raymond, 05 Hill-
2511-51551 home from n
v5s5i5r 1n" Bornnto'n. Penn.
Iii WW
lss lil53rence McMahon returned to
551V- Britain today, alter a visit' withfi
1-_ mother in Bayview avenue.
,5 l
m
, , ca'm'p'oie'nt 'wiil center mthna'
5, do so to! 515
' hum-gag. or 13252115511?” will
meni- -
snip, MfgWefil, Milli
rlt'lcsi 111‘ at e; home 111
, cousins, the Misses Dibble,
yr ew stimuli.
1750‘ 0 F» 6115111111111-
11 ”will meet at hire
corner Chestnut had
when;
Wednesday evening.
R'fiiriél'on. Sons of Temper
”3 , . ,,_,_1'nee5, g, this evening. will
, it; 551 1,16 attend the a
-, , . 51y" evening, :1
, yIGrée lug Division. at Silver-
s
annual 11112515103395, ,5 11 south
11 Fire Departmliat' v’vl Ilho held
, sellers 05 Old Well oohL
8115, 511111111151 11 est.
' 5 is it I 11 clock. 110m
in: , 1322129115231 goal“ he 1113121001013
.515 onlcers.
4313011111 01511311 h'ns' é'du'a‘ls few,
Tnloerini Croivn is good all through.
,"had a supper 0Saturday night.
5. 5155111551 “2'6 Mlle me other!
.1155 n‘ioy'i't'ifg the 351511123:
he committee 111311.; 5
351,1 charg'e was Alfred Blown and
The 11101111 consisted, ot’ta
$.35)! M 01.
slob res he'-
3111 will he conferred on several cad-
tdg‘s'tes. All 815'- Knights wishing to go
tfii'ftonisht. Bismuth oi the
cam are all requested to be
3322“?
111511923
11. 15": Alien is 515150 at 1.11: 1101110 in
New Canaan and his iuneral took
place Friday. Mr Ayres 11553111 the
shoe business In Dsnbury‘ (BI-'13? F21?
being a pdrtner of Timothy H.
under the Ilruih name of Ayres it {:3-
5’5,” you r ,o a. m or
' 11541112133110 11511 “3522651 on afia'rfic sills!
and was well .1511an to the shoe trade
'5)" 5511,15 account.
1'12 {rig} who“; 0! illega-
n u
515°3£§hk kenoe Tribe, will ohm' 'con-
5151315 on its It 11. Ne'w. consort 511651111551
5 stinat , he, m tip
323 '20 10 1291151201111 3'11"" 1115' toma-
11115111111113 11515!th down to e 111111153}!
5ure sheep. representing the woolen in-
dustry, or a stove. typical 05 the foun-
dryi business.
w’i‘he saloon business ’coh'ducied 'iol‘
several years past by McLaughlin a
Donahue tin ,Paciilc street. will be
re been
W. the firm having
w es. Both
tot 00115 “5511113! 2
.2152
1311111150 0
the, arm will, In the ruturo. devot:
the!
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11 cilm‘ei'i will hold Its re 111115- mos
2'11?” he to your interest to
, 'afll'd'y. save
The, South' Norwalk board or :1
3"
”will; idiom Ill. 5411'?
W
”9"""'.'.._'1_LL.£ ,,
HWIIIM ELK. “frighten.“ OI TWA-.1“
1112222335213 51 )1 01120212122
‘ All. 01111113 £ conip‘aay sononhe
$51311", I:isya“ I‘olieclslm sale; aim idrntnu
=11“
551511 I "'an 120101631311 5 More:
° 5 y ‘ 2210221011
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0202'."
$1,513,11un
, resume her e‘tudl'cs‘ - .
5511511 Nomi ai 8.11me New. Britalnlfo
host ,with her parents, Mr. on Mrs
lio'e 1150‘ "li'lihble. South Main street.
tain'rd 'onoca'te sn'ym,
“£510 Was tire. of New York}
Well 322.150.15.05 p'nintor is in town
to Qpaint; special scene tor. the Har-
KM 11
.A-s' l1 its *1 sev'sral
051' In or 15115152252 L‘s 111151
51115111 I111 a chimney are, . The. estin-i
Edshgigw? wre taken from the truck no
51‘ “a”
11 Cilia ..l>atnotis Qr'
293?}: 'm' «5'50, w'i'u 110151 '11 is"?!
not) ill noalbors In diinu to rec'eiv
ing the members of the Min [rpm
QMPJII.
11115155 is will be served after the
work ._
sen. oculist and aurisi
museums Hotel on Tuesday an?
Fridays, between 5110111511151 of l and I
find“
5nue.""
'Iety' s product on of 'The An
3935'?
no' Iii)! In 1151-1165, Saturday even
the tire: but were not used
1 "lwn'fih
sday 111
510115 twenty In number
'cno 241151112111 ddin the parlors at 511'
p. 111., l‘s "'9 daily between and 52 11
.ill., 15, my151,5 1111113151 aye,
«examined anr'
diseases “514m” ,
oAccordihlg to the report at Weathei
erver arr, for the month of No
voluher, tools with a wide r age or
temperature' during” the moat. Th5
maximum was 72 on November 2.11M
Lithe minimirthllane 21‘ 51111 hazel-her 1-7
a W a no 8. 1115
m 15"3'0115 one 41:15" Inch shovg 1112'“
lerl'gei There were nine clear da'yr‘
partly: loudy 11nd fourteer
he wills
on November 9, when it reached a“ ve
IocIty oi forty-tour miles an hour. 5
a...
The passengers of the express train
arhivhng 1,11 iianbury at. 10:10 Saturonl
6111 ng, 'vvit'he's'sed 1111,, exciting, run
Brit! while the 51111111 was waiting at
ohbilie.‘ A‘ horse belonging to II
pained 0115353011 Wilton
115a tod to run a ny while l'ié Danbur:r
gala, was standing at the station
211 bed 11p til;t 5.1115115t (311w the Ridge teal):
e or as 5
515111513 Hear the depot show tell o'etwegr'
the ties. The animal was extrica‘t'sr’
from Its precarious position with dir
ilcuity, but It ways not injured.
m
8an a l'te'd Lino 1113120131100 1115105111.
day. 5'15 people who ride in troll»:
rs would only stand still after step
11g 0 5 strilet "5111151 11 r
EL 11105532511 M511 5.0 at.
k}; 5111115 155111111 b'e angle,
by a good 5. A grant may '6
men. and .11
a few men. after the‘
lie .111 “.13qu ,tor a car. m,wll inynr
d'wi'll 111151110
be" our is going. '1‘ is" conlt'lsos th‘élh'
selves allure“ "in"? motorman hit
eywou re nopop la 55
fir could be‘ 1122211th to n ‘ts J'tai'zintil'
more satislactorily to both."
George Seol‘ey. who was i'itricke‘r‘
withfia ghaskhfll panama: was; tvg
was s a w e 11 a r s
lion; died 1'15 111: home in‘ 5112: c0011»
Thursday evenllll. “05151111150115! 11111
M'A wi w, 501111: sons and a daughter sur
vli'e 1111'. he‘ deceased was one o
citizens. lie PH“ 1111 a member of Her
mony [.0
eiierciii'oo'dvle'r'aé''m heldd 'st Mbfi name-'-
11, on Sunday Row, 5;
29221351 Interment Was 11 1.11 ov'lo'v"
cemetery.
sonic honors.
5"" u ' 511151011
May. . and
be, hold at the 5'1 rooms
whichI it banquet will be“ served. All.
,Msster Masons are invited“," to, be presi
6W1} mm ”25555194111151
flmwmwi' .
, , 2m;
insuresuwmumn :
1 1
35 'm- i:
'eoti
Roast Pork, 11c lb.“ Plate Beef 50,614.. lb.
Rill‘lbits, 450., ooir.'15rimc Rib 110.1135, 12c..'l'6'c., lb'."
Roasting Chickens, 12%c.lh. fiortéi‘liousc Stat, 1802, 2510.15.
L'cgs Sp'r'ing Lamb, 12%51, lbn Sirloin Steak, 18's, lb.
Foreq'i‘i’nrters Lamb
Smoll Jersey I rcsli Hams, 1351. lb.
8c..il1 Fresh Tloc'k‘s, Spaicilbs, "r5130;
r'igéi' Fcc't, Native Veal.'-
,Frcsli Shoulders 10c. lb Escaiiops and Oysters, 30c. qt.
’ wad...—
, , puma mam ,
101511.111» 1m» 113.111 . . mm 151mb.
{11511113 orsndt'h widen: ,
day, after spending the Thanksyving -
‘9'inl'lers, .
gold?"
'wbat beauties!
doll houses, doll carriages, little'
blew the liigh'esi '
glow Canaan' s #115115 hIinlvirsdjoecw5
He was buried with M8...
.515
'22“ 11.9“322215'22‘5‘31’” °' :22: ill!"
From importer'a'nd duller; new ' '
Qprettyf, things; bought for little, ,
‘ sold'f'orlltt'lc.
wiii‘y‘oi‘i‘ profit?
3- medalist.
'P'lle' space in the roomy rear
haséniént'; is the children’s own "
from' new tillCliriStm'as. They’ v'c .;
begun to enjoy it ali'élldy.
Hundreds, ‘ yes thousands of
things to make eyes glow and .-
hearts. dimes.
tucking-horse
give all the nice lit'tle boys who
come with “grown-up" a ride 011
mg wonderfully.
flows with pretty furniture; chairs
an‘d'tnblcs and bureaus, whole bed '
winch s'cts'wdolls' furniture
The dolls
And with them
cook stores for doll housekeeping.
This is a; paradise for little doll-
loving girls.
And games!
saw so many we believe. Didn't
hails- near enough last Christmas;
ihau’t fall short this year we hope.
Lots of new ones.
Mechanical toys, more amazing
than ever.
William Tell shoots 11 pp 111 into ii ,
iitsd'el and knocks the apps otrom his
boy's head at the same time.
,A grim artillery-man hurls monev
"ate a tort from 11 big mortar.
515011 your 111511167111 a globe and the ‘
“23“ ”I “i. 2222‘ 2221 1
ye 11y e -p ayor an
1.0111115019215511 hob 1'1 1110+.
neatesmbosts propel themselves In the
water.
Engines 3515 no steam In a Jilly.
Coal hoists work like big ones.
Race-tracks have hop-son and bicy-
iie riders going like mad.
An "’3'" runs up and down.
Aunom ilu...i?,rench In style. heavy-
'ooking, run smoothly.
But we must stop And with-
out telling you of the magic-lau-
.terns; and fire trucks. and shoot-
lug‘ galleries, and air rifles. and
humming tops, and all those other
icy-givers.
Let the children come and sec
for themselves.
'01!st GOODS 11111552111118.
Very rarely can we give bigger
values. in (ire-as goods than now.
You’re showing your appreciation
by liberal buying.
Tldridsome colored dress fabrics
worth $1, $1. 25 and $1. 50, at 79c.
T)'iirablc. fashionable black
goods. Worth not less than :1-
third more. at
335:-
39c}
belt aisle, roar.
49c. 755:.
81.
v
James G. Blainc‘s great book,
‘Twenty years of Congress.” for
$9.35 the set of twovolumes. The
dust was published lose" by sub-
icriptlon 15133.75 21 volume; we
1(t'ii'e"syndicoto'). buys ' got all now
. in the market.
Think stoic 'Pllimcd Knight's
.ismous book (or $2 35
Tot 11051155111011, ilsl'it.‘ rear.
A new lot of men is fancy shirts
do sell at she. has just come from
'~53he factory. Good' striped pat-
terns. culls to match. See’ cm in
25 Main street window.
Right aisle. front.
T1111: How/1.111511
11111! doomed,
1121222111515.
Did you see that big life-like 5-
We‘ shall try to
5. We've Some smaller ones like ,
it. They’ve been out of the stable 5
only a couple of days, but are sell- 1, ,
For little girls there’s a special ,5
corner iuil o‘fdelight it just over- '_
themselves-Alil
Why you never ;
(tampon
worry. more.
be either deprolvln'
Who has not 5111-1515115 «all day.
Add fag/I'd“ turn a lownvvny.
Juthvanrhtlrpetwehmrkatgo.
reunites noise-rowan, 15-0.
WWWMIIMMM.
Minimums-I » ~
W-
mule-sun.
MIMI-saline“ oat-coll
amines-1mm
”incurs“, 15am
'imfltwe’ma'uthumm-
mum secure It is worth It.
QUICK
Who'll. do my paper-
11min a hurry and do
It right!
5' I 1151113 .
55 JnhlusBr‘o wn
South Main Street.
lWhooi Bio
Undornaohlayamn Il'l you
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place
Wall
Paper.
Are you 111 want of some
nice. neat, (“not-too-loud”)
but just obout right in every
way sort of Wall Paper? We
know 3115: have 6111119011 want
at the wanted price—acme-
thing: that you won't find
on 695595165135” 15 wall, because
everybody doom I; sell 15.
Call and 55115515 .aite pleasure the
showing you.
Wm
Window Cha'de's‘,’ willie Wfioih‘flu Wall
Papal-a, Paintera'lup
lats’ ”Mlle”.
,,,, PIOTWII. 5.
Plenum Framed to Order.
Painting, taper Hanging. peaoratlng.
DECKER
87 WA'S'HINGTON S'T-o ,"hregou wishing to Months 11 lead
in ne
south Norwnlk.‘ Conn. - "My nose 152115111on I conift'stand h,It
gully ongorf 'ear ,u y ox sued t 1
store 0))!!! Gilenlhgfl till '8 :30. alliterer "I almp'ly hang) got l1}
Telephone 133-3-
My,“
1.232%“
to thl'lig ' tor
1251222221"
‘3 a bottle of wine to Mr. Armour'a house
. 1 5311111: 15 is:
on to entertain ,
y lit 5.1155"!an on." “an5 ye
share. aa' 01 wouldn't
yo 0' th' parlor.”
0W 112': 212W country
upwpfnpers to style themselves Jour-
11111111 is were in this city, and out 0'!
s 9.5511851! who may be called
at idea of
a ' 'ii'ind'sxy"
saving Pb“
953 ,.; egrent operator was
in reboot 011111 at the time, and whol-
iy unaware of any danger hanging
oyer 111111; but Green seems to have
thought that there. mus be no partis-
0111‘- merit ,In' saving the life of n 1115151
whose lite needodlsnving. and he and
'White. his associate, acted accord:
'1‘lo'e plan was for one 015111111 tonne
on Prairie avenue. after dosing it 5111-
orally with some sort or poison. This
done, the other or the conspirators
, was, to rush torward and take the cen-
tor of the stash long enough, to tear the
bottle fr'omt e lips or the doomed
man. The curtain was to die with the
chpila’list reaching down in suppos-
silly bottomless trousers pockets, ex-
tracting therstrom great wilds ot the
iswtul currency of the Republic and
bestowing the sonic upon the delight-
ed rescuer. who would thereupon go
flmlllld thecoroer with his arms tail 0!
“dough" and divide with his partner.
Though the plan may be said 59
ipclt ori 11111in and the young men
had not son in town long enough to .
know ,thttt individuals of vastly great
or cxo'cutlve ability had long been en-
deavor-lag to sell the astute operator
for more seductive gold bricks. it seem-
ed plausible, and they went ahead.
Mr. Armour came home somewhat
earlier than usual from business one
on. Mrs. Armour not tooling well; He
had been, up to her room. had some
down attire and was passing by the
street door when his man went by him
to take a small package and note from
some person outside. Both were ad-
dressed to him and he read the note as
he stood there. itw‘ss written on rui-
mer ouse paper and read asjoliowsh
“Dear Philip: They are opening a
cask or unusually good wine this morn-
ln‘g and i thought you and Mrs Armour
might enjoy a glass with me. Bin
cereiy yours, .
POTTER PALMER."
it came into Mr. Armour' a mind that
one 111511111 pint of, red wine was none
too magnificent an outcome from a
whole cask but he and Mr. Palmer has
been friends in a little New York town
before either of them had ever heard
or Chicago, and there was certainly no
inherbnt lmprobabllity in the action.
so the man was sent up to Mrs. Ar
mour's room with the wine and note.
and Mr. Armour turned to goabout his
ailnirs.
He had hardly stepped back from his
position near the door when he could
hear the bell ring violently in the basil
of the house and was aware from the
accompanying noises that some one
was In great haste ou the high stoop
without Being on the spot he opened
the door to see what the matter was,
A tall and much-agitated young man
stood before him, gasping for breath.
”Did 11 young man just leave a note
and package with you?" he almost sob
bed out
"No. sir." replied Mr. Armour, who
knew a thing or two.
Any other answer would have help-
ed This one hindered. Manitestly.5lle
life of a man whose life is not known
to be in danger cannot be saved Willi
any striking success. So haste gave
way to astonishment—the young man 's
wits did not work as quick as the pack
or s. or he might have realised that
Mr. Armour's man. rather than Mr.
‘ Armour himselt. had been the person
with whom the note and package had
just been left But be blurted out:
”Why. i thought a young men just
left Something here!”
Mr. Armour gently but firmly closed
the door and hastened up to his wife's
room He understood something was
vlrong and he acted with his accustom-
ed energy and celerity. lie found that
the bottle had been opened and a glass-
tul poured out. But it was 1105500 late.
He took a sip. found it hitter and spot
It out and understood the game of the
two young men a great deal better
than they did. But he was not grateiui
at that moment, {or Mrs. Armour had
been endangered. though only {oi a
moment.
Meanwhile the private watchman
who guards the houses in the vicinity
of Twenty first street and Prairie
avcnoe had noticed something unusual
going on, the departure of White and
the coming or Green having been
marked enough to arouse a graven
image's curiosity. 80.1111 an evidence
05 gout! (111511.110 gathered Mr. White 111
and In a short time, went from the'
house having gone out, Mr. Green was
also looked up. incid'entnlly, the two
men 1111 hoped to gain a "scoop” witu
th‘e thri ling story at the conspiracy
and rescue All they set In the armory
and thought it over they realised that
the, story belonged 50' the world; They
were not prosecuted but they abandon
ed the life'- saving’ business on the spot.
”Chicago N we.
A' NOVEL wsv.
11 out use co 511115 a pair of
bandi 3 went “titre” I" 3
passengers were a land a e
and stand in are wtl in their filingt
hands;
high over, their Ono, 1111113
-doul'li"g'i'1"' 3'3: ”'21 90" mah'i'l'fi
llevra‘fim “1:0 fig'fi' M11366!”
“arches” This 1152140 94‘ trail 10"?
wwearsstth e‘ nt'ali' with
lie the ceremonies were in, pros;
runs his nose hogan to ltch.,1n‘1d,
stinctively he started to lower one
hand to scratch 15.
"Hands up. there!” came the stern
order, and his mind went 1.1150111115ch
ly 11101: hits pine
,_ But that Itc'l'il'i'i': doubled, and shin
he assayed the relieving scrhtch.
“Say, what‘s the matter with you,
anyhow?" demanded the highwsyma'u.
Iii'l'l
scratch It "
“No, you hi'iln't," ili'lgrammatically
corrected the knight of the road,
“ 'cnuse [‘11 do It for you."
And with that he proceeded to
scratch the attending nasal organ withl
tyne mosaic of his ahotganP-Troyt
recs.
men who ,
Years ago In Cs'lll ruin a traveler ,
il'gh. The fourteen '
geoth'
no 11116631111. 5
05' very fine'vol'v'et—all colour-15' ' or
elaborate how. of toilet: shamanism
white silk (5.519th . . 55 .
rise 13.60 1511111 11.11; insist
555.90, sass.
' Some. very pleasing style-sat
miliinary and halo at very “infill
Stylish
'Bfiby Hats "2:32:51". 0'90“ 31'
nicely made, la y priced, vary
so when 19191.11.
FUlIB' 32351.12. 'd'ysd', remodeled. b
a practical tumor. 5
s1 MMONS. Proprietor- '
francs «I (In.
The coming of the cold is sud
den, isn't it Sudden changes
make quick colds. Seek “protec-
tion' quickly. Get an overcoat.
’I‘lie oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity.
A very good substantial coat.
nicely lined to within dnc inch of
ed c. pockets well made button-
ho es made with exceptional care,
$12.00.
Here' 5 a channel—$16.00 oxford
kersey~pockcts reinforced. but-
ton liolcs, worked in silk, buttons
hone. This oxford is silk lined
way to edge, a very handsome gar-
ment. $16.00.
YOU. MY BOT!
Like to look like papa don't
you? Here's a little coat—made
with full back-just the same as
the man's. A real bargain. Tell
momma about it.
South Norwalk ‘
NOW IS THE TIME TO PICK OUT YOUR '
o 5 o 5 . 5. '
Christmas Furniture.
and have it set aside for you.
ever shown in town of , .
Fancy Chairs. Rockers, Morris Chairs, Combination
Book Case and Desk. Couches. Piano Stools, Chins Clds- '1
ets. Chidoniers, Hall Racks. Dining Room Furnitu'oe, ‘
Bedroom Suits and Iron and Brass Bedsteads.
Our prices are very low. and goods first class in every detail.
Give us a call. Always glad to show our goods Open evenings. _ . ,1;
RAYMOND 6: SON.
46 A1111 411111111 STREET, NORWA'LK, 5519,1351. .5
u.
wed?” Y , ,
We are showing the best assortmoiit
becomes an easy 5111115 when you buy your GROCfiléIfi'S 65'
us. Everything you ever find" in a first class Grocery. Storp.
. we keep. If you don’t m it. ask for it. 5 .
Remember this is the week of all weeks lot 515 ,5
chase of all these things which ace necesoar'y' fer d £55151 9 -"
Thanksgiving. We have all the good things you’ll what,
for your Thanksgiving least, so come and look 15.011: ' - '
display, and we are sure you won’t go home empty hund-
ed. ' ’
THE CENTRAL FOOD Gil
com» Railroad Plus
sou Wesll'lnmon 35ft“
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