Candy Where you may feel lolly assured oi freshness and purity. iii Washington Street. , [till his 1011. this office should be adore-Ind to The Boniinoi. Personal letters not dIIlrod. Work has been started on the cellar for James F. Hull's new residence. in Mbrgan avenue. r-Porto Rico Alpines. O’Brien. our Brothers Lodge, l. 0. (IF. held a regular meeting. last night. and re- hearsed the ilrst degree Stray dogs are causing trouble in the northern part of Stamford Thurs- “ day night the dogs krlled a calf be ' longing in Lemon Wood. ..._... W...” ill Water St. ——f~‘Pork Thrust. lilo. Elmer Davidson. of No ll Chestnut street. South Nor.waik has hen ap- pointed assistant lighthouse tender at the breakwater in New Haven. William F. Hoyt. of ill Grove street slipped and fell while coming out of his yard and broke one of the bones in his leg between the knee and thigh. -~Full line Winter Caps. O'Brien. Thirty employeers of the Excelsior Needle Company. in Torrington. quit :_ work. yosterdllY. refusing to accept a 10. per cent. reduction in wages. “aw -Chickena,12%c 10 Water St. Members Siam Ladies' Aid Society of the Flrp’t thodlst Eplcopal Church will be at the church Wednesday, from ‘ 1 till 4 o 'clock to receivo donations for Thanksgiving distribution. ——Cathollc Club Reception Lock- wood's Hall Thanksgiving eve Linx- weiler' s Orchestra. W A union service of the Tuesday night class and Thursday night prayer meeting. will be held at the First Meth- odist Chu‘rch' this eVenlng. conducted by the. pastor and class leaders ~Yorrr choice of the largest and [in est lot of Turkeys in Norwalk. for 160 ll). Hayes's There will he communion service In Grace Church. at 10 a. m.. Saturday b't. Andrew‘s Day. the. 30th inst. and on Thanksgiving day at 10:30 a. or. there ‘wili be a special chorus service ~l'0u need a great many things for yourself and family: probably you haven‘t one-tenth of the money needed to purchase these things. but the Krie- Ker Co. can help you out wonderfully. George aimctto. the Stamford color- > all man. . ho made such an inter-stink time for Policeman Foley, in that city. last Friday, night. was released from custody. yesterday. under a bond of $50 Filmetta was assigns to settle the case without appearance in court. ' Editorial). Yo _‘ y 'n Derbioa. O‘Brien. Walter hi Miller and Edward Glynn were arrhi‘gned hither Orange Town Court yesterday on the charge of hay - in: assault and robbed Henry John . slid an ion o’er of the fire deport 9 most a ambit or more 1430. Their caller , were continued for a week under bonds of 81. 000. 2«than Home 1950 lb. Hayes‘s. h one so low that they are a author! 9 even in. tail W Hill! billion Allen. oi Brooklyn. 18 Illa guest I?! Mina Elliott. of Main s roe . . , .~Tu1kcys. lilo. 10 Water lit. Willis lI Hull .tlrc Ncruhlh c-iov filler is apcudl i the day in New Yu‘r ity on a business trip. mm 1 Grand Army hall has been secured. by the Bartender's' Union for meetinsfi' Tirc‘first one to be held in it will be on Thursday night of this week. ~Tlrlpgs that you want: things that you need. No calories for looking shah , by will for (“mu dollar-p per work. at Kricger (Sofa. Engineer C. lirups reservoir yesterday. and mode an inspection. of the dam .which he found in very good condition. there kc— ins but. two or three small leaks. dea- plte the fact that the reservoir was full of water. Mr. Wood is very much grat- ified with tho‘condltlon of the struc- true. The New Haven Button Company has filed certificates of incorporation and organisation in the state secre- tary 5 office. The capital stock is $10. 000 and the amount subscribed is $7.- 500. The officers are: President F. A. Niedier, Augusta. Ky.; viceproai dent. Harry W. Asher, New Haven; secretary and treasurer Peter Colgan New Haven. -.. -~Pork Roast. 10c. 10 Water St. George . Collin. of South Norwclk. is the designer of the grave marker which has been accepted by the National or- der of the United States. it will be of metal. and will be in three colors. gold black and white. in the center is a handsome thle. This will he in white The following will ho the words that Will he on it: “God. Our Country and Our Order. Washington Monrorinm. P. (l S. of A. wEar Muffs. O'Br ion. ..._... A boat which has been identified as that in which Christian Steil’eus. aged twanty-three years. of 37 Daggeli street. and his companion. Francis Pitts. twenty years of age. of 391 East street. New Haven. went out from Woodmont, Sunday. November 10. has been found on the Long Island shore. it was poorly. smashed to pieces. but no trace 'Il‘f the body of either man has been found. m'i‘helflnest lot of Native Turkey“ in town 'for lilo 11).. at Haycs’s. Abram Mend. of Greenwich. ls rccov ering from dangerous biood-poisonlnz While handling chestnut posts. he ran a silver into his left hand. b1 thought little of the slight wound. con after wards. he *xwent driving. and put on a pair of new buckskin gloves. Tire next day his hand swelled. Finally the pain was so intense that he sent for a phy slclan. The doctor said that. if he had waited a little longer. he would havr lost his arm. He sold the poison came from tho dye used in the gloves. «When you out your Thanksgivinr turkey next Thursday. do not forget to be. thankful that the Krieger Company has done you more good than the luv key will do you on that day. There was a merry peanut war. Sut- uldav evening lust. participated in by two Main street merchants one :1 gm- oer. and the other an ituiian fruit deal or. The regular price. was ten cents r quart. but the grocer reduced the price to live cents a quart. whereupon thr fruit denier did the same. The grocer not to be outdone. put the price down to three cents per quart. The man frorr sunny ltaly became disgusted and tool a partition in front of his store rind he. son to shout "Peanuts. five cents a quart; next door. three cents." 10 Water St. -—Turkeys. 16c. Charles M. Plait. deputy Judge of thr Auscnia city court. died about 6 o‘clock Saturday. in a hospital in Philadelphia aged about 55 years. He enlisted for the Civil war. February 24. 1864. from Reading. in Company H. Eighth C. V.. and was mustered in the some day as a private. On June 16 he was wounded at Peter-chum. Va.. Januaryl.186li. he was promoted to a sergeautcy and be came sergeant major. He was mus- tered out of service on December 12 1865. After his return from the war Mr. Plait engaged in the tinniug and plumbing business in Westvilie. and went to Armenia twenty years ago. —Priuceton Dorhv. 0' Brian. pool report of the general or 'porirgifighnt of the Milw‘hy Mail Ear mam year ”(it allow that at the close or the your the total mile N. Wood want to the $18. to $25. $10, $12, $15. $18. to “10‘" got more if we con: aside for you if you wish. “1 $.12? 2...... Full length. green and Oxford mixed. velvet collar, l Are you one of the men who want "something different?” the Yale overcoat—wide shoulders vertical pockets. broad pointed la- . pols 50 inches long and hangs like a fine custom made coat. 326. Regular style overcoats. 42 inches long. $8.50 up. have the fourth loi, hero now. Fashion‘s Yoko is easy—Wis have the - correct thing in Yoko Over-coats. But you'll bars to hurry. Makers tell us; there’s a famine in yoke coats-every-j We'll luy $10, 812. $15. ' l Here's Norwalk Storey: . . . «r ‘ , ago of rpiiwuy steamboat. electric and do bdhlnu‘s with lib” cred g ..49 no] you whirl. if you hm not at" b“ w “my” post a " m‘d “'13:. ”‘W 2" “FE: mail matter handled inclusive of , matter) was 14.1.2244» hi it» 105026 ilca advice with 182164. The places of . pieces . .piaccn of mail , Com-stock Bros. . South Nor-walk Store: Masonic Building. Telephone Cali, 32-2: 14 South Main St. :I. L ‘ id Mai-hm (nations at the Boston atom. m~~m- ”W HY. itoaleitney. of the armory. is serious- wltlr this season's toys. The ad. will loll you about it. W w. H Kriegcr it Company has a tremen- dous stock of clothing for men women and children. on hand. «WW today with a load of furniture for A. .l. Collins & Company. ' m-a. rap—nap home. after spending Sunday in New Rochelle with Charles A. Havlland and family Mr. and Mrs. El. C. Bartram. of New Haven. will spend Thanksgiving with grind Mrs. J. A. Manseli. of Railroad e no. ..._ position with the American Telphcr- town. N. Y The chart for the Silvinshl piano re- dications it will be the society event of the season. The Hunyadi sick Benefit Society will hold a bail in Germanla hall to- South‘ Norwall; Store. ’ .Iu Buying Grain the price paid is not so important as what is gotten for that price. ‘ The cheapo dearest gram. Buy here and get what yllu think you get—the best. Buy Oats That’s. Clean. Manuel T. Hatch i am near-wt 1st as far as the noble -* est letter- box or telephone. st price oiien buys the II:- JACKSON S STUDIO ' ‘ CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS l Sittings from ii to 3: 30 only. :2 After ten years of steady progress in picfirrh making: being in constant touch with the best artists and their methods a regular attendant at the Phot- ographic Convention. and with the bsptvsquipped and up- lowlate plant for this work. we can produce for you photographs that are Portraits. Convince yourself by seeing new exhibition of Photographs. our PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS are the best that money can buy. They last forever A beautiful line of small gold Frames, very choice and dainty. painted brooches in all sizes. Sittings in cloudy mother as well as in clear. Opposite Hotel. Jackson’s Studio. All trolley lines pass door \ 1 Hand 1 9 to 3:30 o'clock only. 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CLUB RH 155 Magazines at About Onerlialf Price. The World’s Work, Country Life, Harper’s Bazaar. Everybody‘s Magazine. Everybody May. WILLIAM F. BEERS, soonest”. $3M 3.00 I .00 -I .00 $3.00 OTHER CL 93°. . Our Prlu s4. 00 For All Four. UB RATES: . Cosmopolitan. non WALK. corny. OPPORTUNITY awaits every young man and young wound entering Merrill Easiness College» STAMFORD. CONNI . Decor-lobar an. new WI, . William J. Ward in New York city. . Old Well Hook and Ladder Company. ‘lll’bfonl‘m «spools . son. who coin! marrow night. Preparations have been made to have a good time. Svec's orchestra will hold a rehear- sal Friday night. it plays at the Klon; dyke Social Club. Thursday night, at a hall to be given by the club. William Howard. of Elwood place. and Miss Anna Tanyane. of New Hav 911.3 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. __.-—.... The passenger traffic on the trains in South Norwalk has increased rapid- ly this week. People are goings to and from the city to spend Thanksgiving. The Hebrew society. which includes nearly all the Heb‘i‘hw's in town, will hold a sociable In Raymond's hall. Thanksgiving night A good time may be expected. lil' nun—~— The teachers. of Trinity Episcopal Sunday school dish] a“ meeting last night and prepared to rthe hristmas tree for the school An elaborate program is being prepared ‘ John Cnhili wasnrnestcd last night for drunkenness and breach of t e peace by Officer Kenny Judge Lock- wood this mornlpn ‘rontinu'ed the case until December 14th. mv—u—i—r—t. \ There will he. services in Trinity Church. Thanksgivini Day. at 10:30 a. m. The offering wil be given to the arrh-dear‘sonry for diocesan missions. Tia> amount asked from Trinity Church this year is 8125 61. Rudolph Svec. is, teaching William H. Baker. of East Norwalk. muscular science. He is lrainlnz to enter a shut in; contest in New York. Mr Baker is a speedy skater and it is thought he will make a bid for a prize. up.” Each member ol‘ the Junior Christian Enedavor Society of the South Norwalk Congregational Church took some Thanksgiving offering to the church. yesterday afternoon. The gifts will be distributed to the poor of the parish. l The ninochle tournament between of South Norwaik. and Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company. of East Norwalk. will open Friday evening of this week. at the headquarters of the former company. in Havlland street William Stalin. one of the members of the athletic committee of Company D. was in Bridgeport. last evening. con. farting with companies in that city to Norwalir on the 6th of December to participate in D’s athletic tourna. meat. Conductors Vaughn and Dyas. of the Danbury Division of the Consolidated Railroad. were in New Haven last week in continues it the oflluiais restrain: strike situation. and did not go for the purpose of running trains on any di- vision,» stated before. The members of the First Methodist Church are requested to send dthcir rifts of food and money to the church, at l o’.cloclr Wednesday afteruor‘nr. Ladies animus; at has ohrr‘clh tasted? . I‘m on ‘o flared. that mail! W horned "f”l" , The new Mbroughtsu t against Christian Lav not! 'I caloric]: 3‘“ -1 You can not many Thcnkuivlns «qu . Frank Madden lieft this morning for ‘ itlchmond. Va. to visit relatives. . . . flee the picture or a turkey in l a 1‘: .4141. of the Public. Marisol. tori h ' Mrs Luther N.wi1itnoy.wi¢a of Jane The D. M. Read Company in ready ' Stephrn .l. (l Brien went in Westport > Mrs. George 1". Waters has returned ' Robert F. Cotter. who has alucratlve . age Company. is at present in Middle- citul has opened and from present in~ 4 relative to their sending crack teamI , ~ : and Brewing Column? A broad Shouldercd long loose blink Frill" 50 m. long. special at III) Gil coat. excellent value at Siiiilil. _ . A few short Uvercoals at very short prrcés. AT \ . Clothier Hatter and Furnisher. yr' 48 and 80 Wall Street. Nor-walk is it worth while to have the print run together. or your head ache. or any of the discomfort you have been suf- fering from. when proper GLASSES PROPERLY ADJUSTED. will remove the trouble. We guarantee perfect fit- ting and make no charge for examina- tlou. 6. B. Sadistic. Graduate Optician, 68 “a“ Shoal. “New. At The-Moder (ii-me . Ready for your Thanksgiving or den at‘pricos that 6N5“ pay profit. The great day of New England origin is just at hand; of}: Ii union and good cheer. Let the feast be bountiful. Witness our contribute to the good time by our Itock of Insatiable goods at cull . quoted. ' “ Print Butter. of fine quality, 28:. Good size. Tub 3‘4"": 5°": 25.0- . Mince Meat. None s'uoh, do: 0 Eggs, warranted coed or .roplaced 25c“ if bad, dozen. 26¢. Eggs, New York State, fresh; are real good, 32c. Eggs, Home, fresh, a few only, doz» on. 400. New crop Molasses. 50o gal. Popping Corn. 10c. Popped Corn (sugared) by quart. Corn Poppers. 10¢ each. Loo-e Coconut, from amiJlnI, 20c |b_ _ :, . Dudley’s Pumpkin. 2 com, 261:; New Best Flour. 52¢: and 55c bag; $4.25 goods. . barrel. (Fine Flour.) Cranberries, finest, large, so 9M 8‘ , Pantry Flour, 60c bag. .qts" 25:. Pure Lard. 2 lbs" 25:. Compound Lard. 10c in. New Cleaned Currants. 10c pkg. Sage. ’1‘ hymn, Savory. Minotaur. . Durkes’ I and Betta! Poultry m- ing, 10c. :; 1...“. New Seeded Raisins. 10c pkg. Potatoes. meaiy, good, oil rig ,ilc New Loose 4 Crown Raisins. pk. (Best in town.) New hayor Raisins, 15c. Cider for Mince Pits, 9o “.3 8 his“ English Walnuts, or Mixed Nuts, par 25c. . ib., 15c. Greening Apples, arm peak. Hm Walnuts. a few only. 16a 2 ate. Gmning Apples. Wendi. ”elm Nice Celery. 2 bunch”, 25c. 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar $1. Jamaica Sweet Oranges, 25¢ dos. with other goods. cull. Troll lie to fit you out with some attire finest Tea you ever drunk. All: Particulars. Coffee from 15c up to 32¢. We oahpio‘us you. ‘ . Present; given. Get a card. We sit all be busy. A word to tho dor early. ’ Lorenzo Drb; kindling of any description in starting either wood or coal .. . were read for use, and a most convenient household coirtrid cor , Agents wanted in New Canaan." Wilton, Weston, Norwalk. HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING. Now, we do not advocate the one! ‘ . would feel better. oo'taialv sleep better used Health Brand Cocoa. Batu. = , mohair; disco-t your stomach ' her mouthed substitutes. .
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