‘ some places about town registered as spent yostsrddy with trlcnds in New Haven. ‘_ "ii“Thero was s’rcunloa‘of tho Burr Nash family at the residence of Rev. H. E. Wing. in West street, yesterday. 111'. Gain. “ Entry time svou pur— cissse candy here you may feel fully assured oi freshness and purity. ——Gent' 11 lists chovated.0'l31lcn m- résideuce of Franklin A Tolies. F‘slrficld avenue, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Henry 0. Bailey at— tended a church wedding at Port Chen» ter. ycstcrdsy. and then took dinner with relatives in New Rochelle. . G. Lewis Price, Charles. Holmes, lion- 1 ry Goldman and Clarence G. Cram went on a hunting t1ip yesterday and re turned home with a fair share of game. .01 The governing and entertainment committees of the Norwslk Yacht Club Will hold a Joint meeting at the resi— dencc of Commodore Clarence l“. Os- born, in Arch street.“thls evening. ———-Rciineli Vaudeville. matinee tomor¢ row; prices 10 and 20 cents. A All business communications ‘ for his office should be addressed to The Ssnllnsl. Personal letters not desired. There was a family reunion at the residence of Colonel James C. Grows in West avenue. yesterdays. Dr. Willis E. Crowe and Mrs. W. .Crofut. of New Haven, were theS ont-of—town guests. . _. “ Aidsughte‘r has been born to Mr. and Mrd Winfield Ball, of Westport aven- ............_... ..... . Edward .1. Cahlli. of Norwalk, spent ‘ Thanksgiving Day at his homo in Riv- r street. William 11‘. Hoyt. of 19 Grove street, is still confined to his home with a broken bone in his left foot. Yester- day a host of his friends called to see him and helped to make the day pass pleasantly. mPrincetonv Dcr -.bv O'Brien. Mr and Mr.s Horace Loathelland. of lilirn sticct. entertained Miss Million. of urldgcport yesterday ‘ "“““" Booklets. at M. S. Smith & Co’s. A novel recital is being planned by Mrs. Alice R Teller. in which her pri- vat and class pupils in elccution and d1amatlc art will take part. The rc— cital will be given here early in the new year. Them was a family reunion yester- lay at the home of M1. and M111. Henry S. Sellock, in Maple street. «w’i‘he Best Lamb Chops. yes 5. ' 12(- iii. Master Alexander Hamilton. of New- 1111111 avenue, is the guest of General Al §xd§dcr Hamilt011,ofTarrytow11 New or Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum. will hold its regular morning tonight. and confer the degree on two candi- dates. There will be refreshments uf~ till the meeting. and all mcmbcrs arc asked to be present. Rev. nndJ Morris Coeri. wore Thanks giving guests of the lattor's fathc1, Judge-I Cowlng, in New York, yester- “alt. -—'l‘urkeys. 16c li1.: Chlckcns. 125510. 1t Huycs's. ._. ,4¢Skatcs. Skates, Skates, at Bulkiey it Wheeler’s. . Mrs. Alexande1 Hamilton. of New. town avenue. entertained hei tathe1 1‘ who resides l1'1 Stamford. over Thunks~ ~ giving. David '1‘. Winton. former manager of the Stamford Telegram. and also of the Bridgeport Morning Union. was in South Norwalk lousy. calling on old friends. He .8 looking for a purchaser of the! Stamford Telegram plant. The boys are Enjoying skating on several of Norwnlks ponds and are not slow to take advantage of their ,‘yf opportunity. Arthur Canny. employed in the store of W. S. Sturtcvant. is around with a badly brniScd nose today. as the rcsuli of playing football with the Y. M. (1!. A team, yestcrday. Mr. Cnucy did some very effective work ‘011 the tram. “.1 'atiuce prices tomorrow. 10 and cuts; night prior-MM 111. 20. 30 cents. ‘ ., This morning was the coldest so far ;. this season. The thermometers in A horsc belonging to Middlcbrmks. the ice cream mun, started down Wall silt—cl. this morning. towards West worms and thc owner had the pleasure of going about a quartrr of a mile aim him. The animal did not run away. but 11:1rcly walked off. ‘ low as ten degrees below zero. . Mrs. Dusenherri and Miss Anna 0s- ‘ horn. of Bridgeport. wcrc Thanksgiving 1 guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Henry 3 39119011 in Main street. -—Who wins the handsome French Doll. to be given away 111- M. S. Smith 81 00.? A purchase of 26c or over givcs run 11 chance. -—-F111 Mulls. O‘Brien. Thomas Winters. eighty-right years old. father of Rev. J. 'l‘. Winters. a for- mer pastor of St. Joseph‘s Church in South Norwnlk. died at his home in Grsnby. Wednesday. The funeral was held today. He leaves a wife. son and daughter. The Misses Hamilton. of Newtown ' avonuc have ictu1 ned home to Not walk from New York 1-.lty where they have E‘ been attending 11 meeting of the Cin- ;,cinnati Souicty. inptain 11nd M111. James Russell of 3 ‘West avenue South Norwalk cuter ~ stained yestciday M1. and M1s J. Ed ward Russell and son. of Bridgeport i and Professor Arthur Benedict Rus- sell of the Plioceton Preparatory school at Princetop.1v.J., ..... M Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Comstock enfor- talncd the following guests at thch Thanksgiving dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Comstock. Miss Amanda Conn stock. of Woodward avenue. South Nor. walk: John Holley. of New Canaan. and Chief of Police John N. Studwcll. or Port Chester, N. Y. ~Freah Hams 12%c Hayes’s iglope lioso Company’ delegation to tho annual ball of the Storm Engine Coitlpuny. Woduesday evening was a lodge mic and the local firemen report 11 no time. The Hope Hose took them a . andqomcly framed arccptsnce of tho Stdrmu‘ invitation to be present. A little ~tot went into the Clifford Pharmacy a few days ago and asked Manager St. John for sum wall wax. Upon looking at the nice of paper the little customer had with hcr it was discovered the article desired was "scal- ing" wax. The midget. forgetting lhc exact name. 'evldently thought "wall" 1131 next. Sunday afternoon. Five loo would do. since it‘s the next thing to at candidates will be initiated. and it the ceiling. 1‘1 ssld that fifteen bartenders from ..-..._...._-.... Stoddard, will be taken into the union. Mrs. Georgiana Edmonds. fifty-eight Tho latter in growing fast and promls vcars of age, died at her, home. No. 15 on to its one of the leading unions in Wilton avenue. Wednesday nlght,.sfter an illness of four weeks‘ duration with spopiexy. 8 e less/e11 a son and tom dsushters.l1c funeral will be bold Sunday afternoon at 1:30 detach from the Knight street church Rev Mr. Cole: will oniclsts Illil interment will he in Rlvsrsids‘ comets ry. wilsdlss‘ lists llcnovated. O‘Brien. Mus l1i Mrs. ilswls ill. Olmstcnd gave b ' friends imply scallion sud entertained st thsll' homo its his strut. last night. Dinnsr wss served st 6 unlock sod 1111.1 tclsnlls Man to so The recently organized Bartender .1 1111911 will hold a vo1y important moot ‘ «Portll Rico Alpines. O Brien. ’l‘ho cominlttse appointed by the robots of St soul‘s Mission. East ‘ rwsik for the nitrous ofp scouring . funds coasted by St. Pslii‘s pouch. ‘ hold I scrolls! finial st tho Mil. slid discuss ways and means. . is will ‘ , ‘ ialttss s touring. it is his roosting will he s vary inr- mi willful Is- Miss 111mm Ssmpball. of Norwalk.‘ There was a family reunion at “1m 11‘ ~Chlldrcn's Hooks. Xmas Cards and . rivs..s1ld s niost «instills cryonics "I. psstimss‘ you'll have to hurry. Makers tell as there's a famine in yoke coats—«every. ‘ body clamoring for 'om. makers work- ing overtime—not enough to supply We‘ll get more it we can; have the fourth lot bore now. We’ll lay aside for you it you wish. muspi Full longth. green and Oxford mixed. veivot collar. $10. 812. 315'. $18, to 025. Are you one of the man who want "something different?" He're's the Yale overcoatw—widc shoulders, vertical pockets, broad pointed in.- pels, 60 inches long and hangsllko a line custom-made coat. $10, $12, $15, $18 101211. Regular style overcoats, 42 inichcs long. $8.50 up. Cornstook Bros. South Norwslk Store: 14 South Msln ‘St. South Norwalk 'Store. _ Nonvslk‘ Store : Masonic Building. Telephone Cali, 32-2: In Buying Grain the price paid is not so important as what is gotten for that price. The cheapest price otten buys the dearest gram. Buy here and get what you think you get—the best. Buy Oats Thais Clean. Manuel T. Batch. I am ucar-11st as far as the ncsr- ‘ out letter box 01 telephone. W \W '3 JACKSON’S STUDIQ 1 cumsrms PHOTOGRAPHS! Sittings ham 9 to 3: 30 only. After ten yours of stondy progmss in picture making. being in constant touch with the best artists and their methods a Icgular attendant at the Phot‘ ographic Convention,” and with the brat-squippod and lip-lo dole plant for this work we can produce for you photographs that are Portraits. Convfncc yomself by seeing new exhibition of Photographs. W. . Our PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPHS are the host that moncy can buy They lost forever. A beautiful line of small gold Frames. very choice and dainty. Hand painted brooches in all sizes. Sittings in cloudy weather as well as in clear. J 9 to 3:30 o‘clock only. Jackson’s Studio. Opposite 1101111511 WALL STREET. NOBWALK. All t1oilry lines pass door. or. 08 mix. Magazines at About One-Halt Price. The World’s Work. 33.0010!" Prion Country. Life, , mif$ 4 0 ‘0 Harper“ s Bazaar. Everybody‘ 11 Magazine. ssoo “fl r.» All Four. _ OTHER CLUB RATES: ' . . ' Everybody May, 931:. Councpolitsn, ' .93c. WILLIAM 1». arms, + 30013111.“. '0 P Po R TU N 1 T1! M2?fii’i"'a".§'§1£l'§”corlo'¢g, “u ' Bela Basso. yesterday. r. mam m~~son ‘: visitilns in Westbrook WM store. spout ysstorvlsy in New Haven. ‘ plan-mm would Bylngton of the 11...», Drug company. spent yesterday in New ‘ York. mm "" Mrs Grumman. of Wrist svsnuo. has boon dischsrscd from the Norwsllr liorlpltsl. Now is the time to get your skates. There are all kinds at Comatock. Wat- kins it Dow. , Wm says about it. Georg c F‘ Source. Jr” was the guest or Miss Grace Nichols. in Newark. N J. .. yesterday. Stephen J. O’Brien went to Stamford today on business. He will go to Dan- bury tomorrow. , if you want a good Sunday dinner. get 11 hen turkey at the Public Market. for only fourteen cents a pound. Howard Wilson, of the Standard Watch Works. Jersey City. enjoyed his Thanksgiving with his family in Grand street. Miss Martha Trosdweli. of New Mll- ford. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick ll. Quintard. of Washington street. / “out...“ Robert Voorhees. of Van Zandt avo- nue. who has bccn seriously ill with ty- phoid fever for some time, is reported today as improving. lamps that the Connecticut Railway 11 Lighting Company is showing? You should examine them. n... .u. Thomas O'Brien and friend. of Wil- ton. woro the guests of the farmer's brother. Stephen J. O‘Brien. and wife. . of Bsyvlew avenue. yesterday. it you want to get some of those , manly potatoes at 95 cents a bushel. you will have to procure them beforo Saturday. says Lorenzo Dibble. Claude F. Vsach and Miss Lillian Watkins attended the performance of “The Sleeping Beauty and the Boast. ” at the Broadway inspire. New York last night. Mr. and Mrs. John Rosslonylcskiy ox Bridgeport ,and John Ujhely. of New York. were guests of Roy. and Mrs. They took part in the Thanksgiving services hold in tho Springwood. union Chapel. There was a Thanksgiviing family reunion and dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Bunion. 172 Main street. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and son Kenneth. of Bridgc- port. and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Bouton were present. The funeral of Mrs. William Sterling was held at 2 oolock yesterday after- noon from her late residence No. 10 Bsyviow avenue Rev. Paul Moore Strayor conducted the services and in- terment was in Riverside cemetery. A largo number of friends and relatives were present. The pallbearers were Charles B. Stevens. James P. Panzelt. Gcorge 1.. Oliver and Henry Hoyt. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. Duchomin’s New York Vaudeville Novelties. ‘ Today and Saturday ought to be big days at Hoyt’s Theatre for the ladies and children. when Duchemin’s New York Vaudeville Novelties witn the Cariislc Pony k Dog Show as a special features will present a particularly high class vaudeville program. This will be the second appearance in town of this aggregation and if vaudeville proves a success Manager Hoyt in- tends having a vaudeville hill produc- ed at his theatre periodically at popu- lar prices. Manager Keith. of New York. has demonstrated the fact that vaudeville entertainments can he got too up that will appeal especially to Indian and children. it seems reason- able that the same will apply to South Norwalk so that'lf today and tomor- row‘s ventures prove successful. we may look forward to having from eight to too high class vaudeville acts pre- sented. ‘ The prices for the perform- ances have been reduced to 10 and 20 cents for the matinee and 10. 20 and 30 . ‘ cents for the evening. Silvio-id's ,Rscltsl. The Boston Globe publishes the fol- lowing rcgsrding Sllvlnsiti. who ap- pears at Hoyt‘s Theatre next Monday night: “His selections were varied enough in style to show tbst his musics! lute was broad sud unconfined; that the great composers in maul but been studied conscientiously and under- stsndingly; thst the intrlcscles of the keyboard sum under him control. and . that luv wss able to master the 111m- chilies of the various scores with she parent use. in short. he is splendidly saulppsdto intstprst the works of tbs slums of mm 1 The Boston Store is going to have a 1 great solo tomorrow. Soc what the ad. 1 Have you seen the new portable . William Taylor. of W S. Stuttevsnt’s 50in. long. spread at Sill ”00 A dark Oxiord Frleze. broad shouldered 11111.1 toat. excellent value at $0.00. A few short Uvercoats at very short prices. Sleep Warm in asuit of our Pajamas. Specml v SI .00 per suit. The Best Fitting 01011111111111? Todd, AT ' WILLIS H. SELLEG; Clothier Hatter and Furnishcr. 48 and 50 Wall Street. 1111mm. Store open Monday. Friday and Saturday cyanin 113111” is it worth while to have the print run together, or your head ache, or any of the discomfort you have been out- fering from, when proper GLASSES ‘ PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will remove the trouble. We guarantee perfect fit- tlng and make no charge for examinaa lion. 6. B. Sachem. Grsdusts Optician. 6% \Ds\\ Strut Ros-oak. Fairly Cried ' POTATOESiP From all accounts the town is full of soggy boiling potatocs. and the fins cooking quality of the Maine stock sold here is realized, my 110 on“ will go like the dew before the sun. A re moving out fast now. Every 1 hear complaints of soggy potatoes; cs n't get any good meaty potatoes , ' every day comes some one who has tried mlno, sud says': “Thou potatoes are fine." “Those are all right," “Send me five bushels.“ Took Thsnksuiw lug dinner out, and the hostess said of these potatoes: ‘You need not fear 1 to recommend them. " And the price is going up. This Is no false slarm. These potatoes would cost me now $1.00 if laid in my cellar. I will not agree to sell or to take orders for any. more at 95c. bushel, or $4. 60 for 5 bushel lot, longer than Saturday. Novemhor 30th. » Fairly cried; last call. A gold dollar's worth for 90 cents. i want cull. Going. going, and will soon be gone. LORENZO DIBBLE “ I M I h 1121113 A ‘ “mew“? Fire Lighter Seen it...0111.1v11vs assay. A great labor and money saver, as it does away with the necessity for kindling of any description in starting either wood or coal fires. it is ways read for use. and a most convenient household contrlvsnce. Agents wanted in New Canaan. Wilton, Weston. Westport. 1111111111 still Now. on do not advocate the use otboffeorfl'. ., would fool better. certainlv sloop hotter. ii! til used Health Brand Cocoa. 'But if you 11111 in coffee. don't disgust your stomach vdth ‘ ‘ other so-callcd substitutes. Get the the grown. Health Brand Java and Mocha buylt nth. lebIo's. D. S. levcnpoa Fltch’s. S Roodncr' s. B. A. Jackson 11,119 s 301111, Finney a Benedict's. 11‘. lining. Cogs. and G. G. Friedrich's. Each label . bags‘counts two for the School whirling“ SAVE ONLY THE MOTTO ‘9 Ilcsllh bv fissll living ” FOR LIBRARY FUND. DOING AT NEW BRITAIN. Tom Gmy Wins in Bout With Gsorgs Iysrs st 106 Pounds. NEW BRITAlN, Non. 29.—lt took twelve rounds to decide the contest hampers Goons Byers, of Boston. and CW New York hotoreth o Notion. twisty ”or.“ “1111111 from prsssnt boy sud Jack Mimi!“ T!!! "I ins and sod «and much .1... A sword-r1 ' o as u 111 s so - thrssm 3:. Johnuhls Willis,- tits rsf- s‘rss. with s poopl othst on; loss mm in FOHGIw OF MAIN" Rodrick—“Did you find. your glan girl an idosl dammit? Van Alborwml'hm 1’“ tics. She would not up ill tits" 111111111 thst on 111-1141311111 on no ths midnight sun.“ .. . Tho other night. « illlisnl ’ '
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