Cornered Edward B South. ofw Uta- borne avenue. spent Sulfide. triend's in W1111olsntis. A til .1 p , id ‘ spent; Goodall lit William ll .110 ' 11 store on the Wellhhlmn Harry Roberts. at W' bridge bicycle ~f ‘ her today, all » , _ known as smelt. - ‘ ‘ Captain DuCross will open his fish market, at 198 ll Washhlgton street bridge, Thu will curry a his line or all lg ds 0 , John soul F ileld. spent Bun day the guests r the formor's brother. captain gl’i‘llllllt‘ Allen, at his home in New street. Mrs. Charles M. Mueller and son Henry, of the- -Washington street bridge, returned holne today from a visit with friends in Brookiy. The Oiiicers' Association 0‘ the East Norwnlk Fire Department will held its monthly meeting this evening at 8 , o‘clock at the Mayflower truck house in Van Zandt‘ street. The Norwalk Water Commissioners, much to the joy of those living in the neighborhood have a force of men at work today repairing the leak in the . . hydrant at the east end of Belts Place. H. F Pierce spent Sunday at this 1 home of his sister, Mrs.’l‘ D. Grimll in Seavlews s.venue This nlornlng he started on a trip in the interests of» ‘ the Pierce Rubber Company through New York state " . Mrs. John Carr, of Gregory Bollle val-ll, has entirely recovered from her illness which lasted thmu'3ll the grest~ or part or the spring and summer and is now better physically than ever be- ‘ fore in or life. Rev. .W Davis will preach. to the . veterans" at the Noroton Soldier‘s’ Hollie tomorrow evening. Several nlombcrs oi the Advent Christian 11 .. ct to go down and hear The bodies Aid Society of the East Avenue Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 21 "o‘clock in parlor when the Annual cl officers. postponed train the " do to keep the musics ‘ lilo: be Mr. Gelb expectil employ for ill supper and entertainment to be 3iven Wednesday evening by the la (1 (St. Paul‘s Midsion Lat Randall's hill T e admission wlll be 15 cents . “collides the entertainment _ opened three dippers o! Loyii- lv hours She is becoming al". and Mrs. Fred- . Kl lovcloy. of Cave avenue. is ' your did today and in honor of the t‘ and Mrs. [loveon will on- _ levi, friends this evenlug. Tile and robust and his rents t ‘ _‘V3rest tutors tor ll .. onflesstions at the East ‘ Methodist Church Edward . 13 11111113113111 led the Eplvortil 1113' which on. disc ‘wéll M1 on inter at. ndent lch'ard lld, . l ‘s‘ _ ' the piano. The so ‘ ‘ . or the shortlists » houses and in tbaprimsr ' niverssl'y. .no a moon- , unide‘ soy that id ot‘ a ‘lnonstrous 1 but those on t highs has colts '15 merit, Mrs. E. 8. Bow en works indefatigably tor the child- ren; In 11111111 9 lgtf-L woi‘k 81110113 the 1 the .ltunior . 119.170 on rs Bowen kid's charge the Ill 1% roll. On this t‘hre about lore y-blb‘ bios living in the lln'llts of the parish. These she visits at regular intervals und sees that each one has a beautiful certificate. She look lifter each one sees that when they" they enter the printer-y department un- 111 they finally 3ra‘dua'te into the sun- day school. in this way the spiritual welfnre of the scholars is looked after from the time they are born until and after they beconle members of the church. of no Ml YTON. Mrs. Moi-y Themes was the guest 013 friends in Stamford yesterday Geor3o McKay. of New .York, was" the 3uest of friends over Sunday. Stacy Hart, of Providence is visiting his father. Jay Hart. of Crockett street. Frank Hertness. of New Haven. spent Sunday the guest of Willis Nick arson. of this place: Mrs. Jennie Sharer and Mrs Etta Slater are visiting friends in Brooklyn for a low days. Miss Stevenson, teacher ill the pub lic school, spent Sunday with friends ill Mount Vernon. W. A. Cushman. of Logan street, has returned irom a visit with friends and relatives in New York and Brooklyn” A large delegation of the Epworth League of the Methodist Church will so to Norwalk Friday night to attend the anniversary meetln3 of the Nor walk Epworth League Union ‘ Evangelistic services will he held every mi‘ght this week except Ruddy. at the Methodist Ghurch.'l‘on13ht Rev A L. Hubbard will have charge and tomorrow night Miss Grace Wéist will lead the meeting 3. 1 There will” be a union meeting of the Epworth leagues, of the town 91 Nor'v‘valk in the Norwslk Methodist Church Friday evening. November am. All the members 01'. the local league who expect to attend 9110““? take the 7: 10 car. Rising Star Division. Sons or radii persuce. are plannin .lor a big time at their next meetiu3' ins. when they will celebrate their any The choir Will be held in Crow’s Haiiumd‘ lane will be ‘ll line program. followed by refreshments. There will be a meeting of the hip- worth Leagues of the New York (lis- ‘ tlict in the Beckrnall Hill Church”. East Fittletll street. New York orrow afternoon. Rev. A. Hub 111.01 this place, will move charge of' the Jun- 101- work and will deliver at 4 o‘clock. one ‘01 his interestindt' illustrated sen inane. . There will be meetings in the Metho dist Church tour blunts this wselt. 'i‘o afiht the pastor hey. A L. Hubbard dell'v'o'lt 'tlle'1 discourse, tomorrow night the meetlns will be in charge in Miss Grocer Wéitt; oi Hstrisburs, and there will be. illiterelll‘t leaders tor the ly'n The MathOdlst Chumnwcs crow D"vials; slight with an audience anilioijls 'hssrdlw colored si ‘11: a iron: the ‘de l ‘ . WNW ' , together November 4. ed‘nesday oven; 1p on was attedipl light globe“ stand." w ll seine wily is. alright was 1113;}: and several the and . ' Go, give a H 6‘ who deserves L ' much credit for her work. Mrs. Bosh ‘ he”? 'us‘ry'i. lie.» is he use 319st and soul; ME where no tools so forlortytgg'yéays. Mr Smith had three children. .twu or which survive hilll Lira Robert Putdy, 1 and G G Smith ‘r’lls oldest son. 'i‘lleo- _ three years ago. . ‘ Do it“) Roscoe. of this tow and Thomas» P Cave, of Do.- rien. enlisted in the some regiment and same company, and started out to- gether to defend "01d story: were mustered out of service the some day. and returned to their homes 1902 Forty years afterwards, both were elected as members of the‘ state Leasisiature and we hope they may sit side by side a d, light tor the. 9 did in the ill moré conspicuous p'art ht Illll'pa'per bal- lots.~New Canaan Messenger ‘ The Thanksgiving supper given last Friday evening hr the W1 en '1‘ Hull was a groin! success sud great credit open so . 1.1.. pastor of the M odist though ,‘Tthe‘ stint ‘ «smelled of the bad as . d society. Mr Guernsey or: niche oliairl’llau or a special committee to Assist the ladies and a large nmount .oi the won-.- of prep- nratlon. loll on his shoulders: so also; was served from 5:30 to 9 o‘ clock the lohg tables p‘rettIly‘ decorated with flowers and capable or posting twen- ty persona each and myths course of the evening over 150 porsOos sot down and pnrtook or ‘tlle Thanksgiving feasts Thore was turkey, chicken fresh and boiled ham. all kinds of cake and pies, celery, . bonus. palate soled; every thing that 8085 15 delight the eye and palate was to be found on those long tables. ram who took part in the feeding of the hungry. ei- ther as waiters or waitresses. or pre- sidingl at 9. tools. were I Jennie soon (1 Mrs George Sherer Mrs Wil- liolll Weed. Mrs Mary Whitney Miss Helen BBollildknecllt. Miss Jennie Weed Mrs.B W. Ketcham, 'MrsD Ethel W11 mott, Mr. and Mrs C. Bill-train. Mrs Charles Weber. Mrs. Wsltes Reed Misses Minnie and Ella Reed. Miss Ms- ael Fitch: Miss Stalls Munro sud M'rs Howard Sinuson. he Lodiee' Aid 80 c‘lety raised about t 5 as a result of the supper. which will be applied towards: ‘ the insurance premiums on church and .pilrsdlnuse. During the evening. Wilbur Lewis of Glenbrook delighted all present with selections irom his grand traphopbono. ., . 1» , weapons: rne' Eddy family has from a trip to Kansas City. Work has not yet been started on the State street grade improvements. Cunt. William H Allen hits Moved the soils: from the schooner lt'elllssn. '< Miss Hattie Bradley is making an extended vlsit w1tll’ friends in ill-con Charles Fable has men at work. Thea L loctr’llen ere oi way outlier tll‘s‘ railroad‘lfidxfi :1 Sau31 " til . _ ,1 in operation. the power ifacilities 3111 r, of Main old hill. of town llllll'ng 1 Both ' in roots returned rut entertsim f l intercom 61 four at 113119 ~ 1', Lcsvy satin, '1‘7‘1. Value $17. 00 WOMLN’ S THREE-QUAR- TER COATS oi .Knoiictl Chcviois, lull mannishfisll shapes velvet collars. new sleeves lined with satin, . ‘ ' $18.- 75 Value $25. 001 Velvet Coatséromu-m - -1--~-$14. 75 up oats from“... 11130.00 up Smart Willie svro £1135 .CH ‘1' tailored-stitch on. semi-fitting. lined with $9.... on 1,)» ‘ Values“ 50 women's melons of line [Wool Kelsey Cloths. finely ‘ “’1“ stgored iinilh tied with rows of filling, lined With heavy guild. .5$ll. 75 Value $17.50 Thirty—live Imported and Domestic Costulncs. in Cloth 'and Penn: Velvet, at about onc'haii their former prices. A Most chislkabie Offering ‘ ficguhr Dollar a Yard Black Dress Velvet tor 50c. Br oily these headlines tell the story of the most remarkable 'hg of Black ‘Sllk Faced Vclvcts-I that Ilsa ever been pub- in New York city—tor for that matter anywhere else. ‘ Price means nothing unless considered in relation toga Beyond all question the Velvcts we have Secured for this “silly to any 111st have; hitht‘rto h'e'cn uttered 'at any- cilia" 111111 811er in w here ”near alt thrice we quote. There will be several hundred pieces Ready for Sale Monday niol'lling‘ at ‘ 50C per Yard. As this is far below the actual wholesale Velvcts, even for large quantities, we attacht iiions. vlz.:~ ~ 1 We will not cell loss than 3% yards to a cuslolllcr. or cut them on the bias. when purchased by” the piece, lcdsllu 61 which range No reducuon in price “it” =10 10-33% M1 uality. lilc are ice of these line it following coll- ixPy‘W‘ pnr sh all '11 y‘Trlhl y wl c held in Christ Church pt 10180 a. on, the ser- mon being preached by tile liev. Kano neth Mackenzie. Jr The public. are cordlsily invlted to this service. Rumor is Again general regarding the running of trolley cars through from Bridgeport to Norwulk. it was at one time believed the project would be out o the case The cohnéctleulhsuway 8‘: Lighting Company is having con- .39th strut: d a new power house in . that has been put Norris it When he xrelltiy 1110111311811. 2011! is 213173111361 in o oration this tall. ut such will not 1 cleaning up the Christ Church corner 11 p 3" tory. ' N ALL‘ HOUSE DESTROVED. NORTH CONWAY N. 11.. Nov. 11,—.- he Randall house. one or me puiur otcls at» this place, was burns to the ground with its contents early today. causingo loss of 115000.1‘119 lire tasted iron the furnace and in tow ours the property had been consum- d. only the1blu‘n being saved. Fifty r sixty guests Who were in the hole! escaped. although some of’ thent'ilad barely time to get out bolero tile domes reached them The house is nonsense nannies by H. H. Minds". Tilers was on: insurance. of 351100 be sporty '1 CHOPS ALL KINDS 01' FOOD into Clcsin c... Dili- term Pieces as FINE or COARSE .“____ wanted. other machines chop lucat only. nus D0135: AWAY WITH THE (SHOPPING BOWL ALTQGETI'IER. . CROPS Potatoes. Meat. EVERYTHING. A machine you will use every daily. C‘ail “deceit. , FOR BALEBY wmlhs A low, 112 WAONNIGTON was... 5-: sour" boom“. .' . ,4 ' Apples... Cahboue. press: L ; tsrrh Cure . iCheney 89*} d 111';ng ' as 9 hair: sumo or
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