A laruoldeleuation o
attend the annual ball of
Turner Liedortate to Ib ‘ d in M.“-
_ ier‘s dull. I '
. . teller-s Association will
I ‘ Especial meeting this evening
“in Central Labor Lyceum in South
Main street tor the purpose of consid-
‘ toamnter'eetrilte. ,
A scarab of the passenger listsI of
3 may of the stenmshlps which have
sailed for Europe since the disappear-
once of Captain James B Gostollo fail
to show Mr Costello‘s name ‘ ~
, Richard M. avoided to having a.
breakwater erected in trout or his hun—
galow. at the south and of Belle la-
; land. A derrick is being used to bring
the wall to a speedy completion. ‘
, Th‘e Y M. C Alcotball team will
‘ play the Liberty A gels. of Bridgeport
next. Saturday, on the Baxter grounds.
The Liberty Angela are the second
tenth of the Liberty Athletic club.
W
.lohn Hinds, who racently went to
New York, to make arrangements for
’ taking a poaition there. has returned
.I'to South Norwalkn The arrangements
"require several weeks to complete.
. Sasaie Debarbleri. who was killed by
a shock of electricity, in Stamford.
I -l'ridey morning. was a brother at Gin "
'Bnttlt DeBarhieri. who cohducts a
fruit stand at 4 Wall etre‘ct. Norwalk.
‘ ~The Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
Miss Florence Ellcndori’. 0t Eimwood
avenue, left this morning, tor a tow
days' visit with iriends in New Jer-
sey. alter which she will. enter the .
Pratt Institute New York, for a course
of study in art.
The Armour Bearers Circle oi
King's Shea will meet this evening at
the home oi! Edward Kendall in Film-
wood avenue when the members will
make petition to be sent to the inmates
of Weth‘orsfleld prison.
Ministerinu circle. King’s Daught-
era, of the Norwalk Congregational
church, will hold their "harvest home"
supper nostnoned from last Tue‘aday
evening. tomorrow evening, in the
ob oi. 8‘élupper will be aerved tram
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William L. Porter and family leit
Buturday‘. for their new home to Bev-
erly. Mans. ,Dr. F. I. Burneil has mov»
ed part of bin clients into the Beyer
place. which he recently purchased or
nPorter and bones to be in posses-
old ‘by December 1
Chdrlos W Wood led the Epworth
Leeann Incetin s. lent evening. at the
I,Elolltlt,N it’I' Methodist (in h. and
th rio'n Sing 4
in: anoint ‘lWili go to Stamford this ,
,, Norwslit bnrbo
I . repair- to than oi
Walter Abbott.
regular a‘rnll', lgtw need
A tonapound dnu
unity. to Mind '
‘ The Journeyme
meet this eveninu
A. ll Merrill, of Woody: rd avenue.
has returned from In tow d '
Providence and ii‘
street. Who la iii of pneumonia. is re-
ported to be conaid ably improved.
d nephew. Elliot
Norwalit; haVe returned
enema. Castle, A. 0; that M. c.
will hold a regular meeting this even-
ing in Mystic Chain hall Washington
3 rec
Mr. and Mrs. James McCormack. and
son Harold, of Bridgeport. were guests
yesterday. ot‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Lud- :
lam, of Winnin .
climen will old on adjourned meet;
ing this evening in the council cheer II
her in Burnout! street.
‘; . ~—
Thomas S HoWarth. son of Postman- .
to”. A Howarth. or New Haven spent. _
Bunday with his cousin. Mien Bertha _
Houston, of West street
-Cethoilc Club notice. at Loch;
wood‘n Hall. Thanksgiving Eve.
W
The usual large number of sightseere
visited the new both and Company silk
mill. yesterday. Greet progress in the
work can be seen elicit week.
Mre. Belle Gregory, of South Nor-
v‘mlk, who baa been spending several
days with her daughter. Mrs. W. B
lll’enney, in Southport has returned
onto. . .
Harry Godirey Nae succeeded George
L. imckwood, on one of the baker was.
one or Delilyn it Son. Mr. Lockwood
is breaking him in tor a day or two on
the route. ‘ ,
Jubillee singer-e will give an enter-
tainment at the Price Hall in Water
street Nor-Want, Friday evening. for
the benefit 0! the Knight Street A. M.
E Church.
Arthur Murray, son oi Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas 8. Murray. of Norw‘allt. who
has been ill for m’any weeks. of tlh
phoid fever has recovered eulilclentiy
to be able to be out again.
W
Norwalk Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. will meet on
Thursday afternoon. at 3 o'.clock at "
the minim 0: Mrs. M It}. Rider, 201'
East avenue. East Norma it
Wm
At the meeting of the Nortvallt City
Council. thin evening. the three years
street lighting contract with the Con.
‘ liocticut Railway andlehtlnu Coin
ll?“ will' probably be“ renewed.
‘ One of the pile art or! owned by it
W. wells at ‘ money. «a. in upper
dock. oil Built
til
N rwalk Board or Coon? V
Baturday. and mode?
out the style. it earn and honest work into my
k.‘ them lit and wear like the hotter mat. of man's
L ', We do ‘all in our power to furnish Grain
, and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether tor your horse. ;
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NOFIWALK.
Tel. Call, 40-4.
cattle or peeliry.
will call
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
‘ of What good gram and good service is, ll you
or telephone us your orders.
Buy cats that 5 clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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Street Supervisor ‘Samuel W Hoyt.
Mira. lot Union street.
‘ . do. is paving the gutter in {rent oi . ‘
Cedar street. on the Connecticut turn»
pike. .
tractor W. ii. McMahon. slightly dnm~
used by line. inst week. has been set
tied. .
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of sulphur at their wharf in Wa-
ter street. They are also diachnrsiug
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Loot-go Rey, warden oi the borough
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Judge Taylor this morning sentenced
Bay to twenty days in Bridgeport jail
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took the offender over this afternoon
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«Dou't forget the Star Jubilee con~
cert, Tuesday night. at the South Nor»
, walk Bantiet Church. Seven colored
singers in their famous plantation
songs. Price 25 cents.
Mr and Mrs. Clillord l. Brietol re-
turned tn their home in Millard. Conn,
last night. after spending Sunday the
svelte of Mr. and Mrs. George F
Foote. of Taylor avenue. ‘
. The Star Jubilee colored singers. ‘who
are to give a concert tomorrow even
tug. at the South Norwnlk Baptist
- Church come highly recommended. and
a rare trout in in store for those who
attend.
m
Roland Bradley. who has been em-
ployed until recently as clerk for Gate
ly& Brennan. or South Main street.
went to Bridgeport this afternoon. to
take a position in Stommeil a lariie oi-
gar (notary. in Main/street.
Mr. ond Mrs. August Roottechcr. oi
North main street. spent yesterday in
New York city. Mr. Roettocher return-
ed laat night. His wile will remain in
the city and attend the theatre this at-
ternoou. returning this evening.
Insurance Agent F‘. ii. Field and Al-
bert Eldridge. in. or East Norwnllr.
have returned irom n very nucceaai’ui
two days' hunting trip. in Weston and
vicinity. From all reports Mr. Field
is a good a hunter v.3 policy writer.
The rnnters returned with eighteen
birds and one big rabbltt.
The Amphlon Medical. intern-y and
Dramatic Society will open a two
nights’ fair title evening in the Sons
of Temperance hall in sill/ermine.
The fair in for the benefit at the Boole
ty and it to expected a large number
will go up from South Norwallt this
evenlnu
v...
to Norm“: naturally utterance. minus
one oi the rear tires.
lutatcd tbtt he lied run about a mile on
the rim or the wheel which coherently
one little the hem iorth
'tI new altar ballet
ho indies at Trinity butch
it working all hummer. were
ttlmo. at tho church.
C. 0. Raymond. of Bridgeport, was‘
the guest. lpet bridny. oi his sister. .
The insurance on the house at Con-I
spent yesterday the _I ,
oi
, A bill Winton tourlnlt car rolled in~ ‘
The operator ‘
“11' L.
A large lino,
Shirts at 480
,_ And fit him out with one of on so
Overcoats.
One case Blue RibShirts and Driwers, rest
to close at
25 agents. .
Trunks and Bags. ‘
Stone argon Monday and Saturday Ming
, billet l Pill,
98 Walshington , Street.
50. NORWALK.
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Our store is full at good things. Some tort. of cm
and Tomatoes we can otter now at wholesale colt.
bought. Watch this space. We hope to keep pGOpl.
we are doing to contribute our than of work for tho go‘l‘t
pinon of II
Pancake Material of all aorta. tooth
in otoro. New Buckwheat, Maple 3y-
rup or Henoy to go with it.
Try Hacker's Pearl Flakes, a nice
breakfast dish. loo. ,
Pillsbury’o Flaked Wheat Food,
nmo thing on Pottljohn'r, but chopper.
1c .
2Lion Golden Drip Syrup In quart! raised on sandy
glau ion. 15:).
Honeysuckle Brand California on": 9"" Prion
strained Honey. 2 lb. not. 304: tin on. mine.
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