, bullion lilies William K. Maples, of Maple street Norwalk. Silesiaa..1anoy and plain. M. S Smith ~ & Co. . North Main street furniture dealers, to. ‘ goods to Cleveland, Ohio and Winsted ..Conii., 5 open the discussion Sunday noon, be- I, tore the members of the Christian In- } men 'from Danbury are expected in ‘ reception at the Brown College foot- Joining. 51w w-"“"*"“‘* W. a.--..........._. Eurekah Lodge. Daughters of Bebe» n its Full i FFWFashlngtou street. _ Miss Henrietta Belden of New York city, is the guest (its her sister, Mrs. ~3er and complete asst. of Dress Linings. Moires Percaiines Ami Silks. The Girls” Friendly Society met last evening, in the iiuild room of i‘rinity Church; and received their first in— struction in embroidery work from Miss Jones. A.'J. Collins & Company, the hustling day shipped a large quantity of their parties. ~Caullflowers, 10 & 12c. F.D.L. & Co. Attorney George H. Vosburgh will quiry Club, taking ior his topic, “The Pilgrim Fathers.” Quite a number of ladies and gentle- Norwalk, this evening, to attend the\ ball team at the Armory. -—-Salt Pork, 1255c 1b., at liayes'. Mr. McDonough. one of the linemen in the employ of the Southern New England Telephone Company, will shortly move from his present home in Norwalk, to South Main street. John W. Vogel's this. inlnstrele of more than fifty peopk. Will be seen at Hoyt is Theatre. December 9. A glance at the roster of this organization. to- gether with Vogel‘e reputation for handling nothing but the best, pre— cludes any possibility of an inferior DOIHI'OTmlllICP 'l‘_tinothy Clary an old soldier, was arrested, last dig it. by the Smith Non walk. police... ’1 his morning he pleaded guilty to'thc charge of drunkenness. and Judge 'l‘nylor imposed a line of $7. suspending execution of the sentence. The veteran went home to Noroton re~ ~Spccial from the Kitchen Dcp't: Everything .in Enamelware, Double Roasting Pans, Dripping Pans. Maslluo Kettles. etc.. at 92 Washington St. M. S. Smith & Co. Both the 'i‘. A. B Societies of St Joan ph' a Church will meet this evening at 7: 30. in their hall in South Main street. and, headed by the South Nor- wolk Fife and Drum Corps, will cocci-t Father John T. Winters to Rod Men's Hail, where he will be the guest of hon. or this evening. Mrs. Henry Renter, one of the strip- pers employed in the Old Well cigar factory. was taken I'nddenly ill. thin morning, while at Work and had to be taken to her home in Benton street, in a carriage Mrs. Router has been all- ing for I weak and had been advised by her physician not to go to work thiI morning. Foreclosure prochegdinga have been brought against th property of the heirs of the late lilathor .l inserocll. in favor of Phebe" Kealer. oi Holyoilc. Mask. The property, which in located in Lowndea "Inns.- in mortgaged for ‘2 .000 The mortgage was lormnri! owned by ChrlItlnn burn but was turned over by lion to Philip Keel". . Maple: at 001dIchmidt,the broker: hays found it aIcouIry, in view a their increuina iii-lam. to mull I new dolor in the r oliice in the swarm C Corbett ulnarw wanhlnnoa Itmt. The aria new liII two lichen, one for. new Ind the other for Itook quota,— tinnI. It work In the tuna ’1‘th hm :IlIo private vim from bullion. (this cage. and In ii iii. ' ' Fwaid .l .ianasan. of Main . a cargo oi coal today. and one . ‘ k . ah, ,wil hold a regular meeting. this . FFi‘WflnfilKI FF arty Angel. no the Iocoad team at the 8i . ‘ “ll of Nomi... is a truce , t ” » ,puc. Will entertain the Helping“ Hand Circle. of til ‘ ., 1k ‘ i Lot-llama and company recelv‘ed . . l d the auspices or the 'l‘wcntieti .anlnry Club, will be llr-lll ill Filockwood'a Iiail mu evening. .‘ ~.—~'(}ent'a Ladlca’ and Children's in... icry, Underwear and Gloves. at the new store. M. S Smith (in Co. ‘ :, Cockenoc 'i‘irbc. I. 0. R M.. of Nor- walk, will conici the adoption and warrior'e degree on several candidates this evening . Mrs. George R VanAiatyne went to New Haven today. to. spend several days and will witness the Yale-Harvaid ertball game 'iernQX Fund FYpungs Derby O‘Brien. Mrs. ...E 'l‘ Peters and F. Reading Congregational Church Wed- .ncsaay evening . .iLinchiier's Orchestra will tarnish music for the annual reception of the Catholic Club to beihold in Lockwood a Hall Thanksgiving eve ”Roast Pork 130. Schaub' 3 Mini. The next meeting of the term beard of school visitors will be held in tiltI town assembly hail building. Tuesday evening. December 16th. Mrs. G. E. Smith, of Norwalk. and Mrs. Root of Waterbury. who have been guests of Mrs. Ephraim Fitch in Weston, haVe returned home ‘r-Sausage lilo lb at Hoyes‘. Company F now has a gymnastic iii— structol and the gymnasium class is making excellent progress. The class practiced at the armory, last evening. Mrs. Samuel Richards Weed read an historical papei yesterday at ii reception given by the Hannah lion- edict Carter Chaptel, 1). A. R.. of New Canaan ”New Prunes, 10c lb. 17.111... & Co. There is very little betting in Nor- uaik on the result of tomorrow 8 game between Howard and Yale these being practical no one willing to put tip the tluivarde d. wLadiee' Hats Renovated. . O‘Brien. .Ciiarles Kellogg, who is ill of up phold i'ever,- at“hls home in lsaacs place, is now making excellent pro- gress. His many friends hope the ini— provenient ill his condition will con— tinue. The funeral of Florence Lillian Lana, the young daughior of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lane, oi‘l.eouard street. who died‘of diphtheria, was held yesterday afternoon and inlcrmcnl was in Nor— walk cemetery. , . -Vory few brands of Cigars hold lhcirown like the imperial Crown. it has been sold for 10 years and over. and is now considered one of the stilli- dard brands. id. liiibbell Hotchkiss. of Arch street. Non-walk. has returned lrom a hunting trip in the woods of Maine. lie brought home a deer weighing 184 pounds. which he killed, and his friends in ‘i‘hc Norwalka have been feasting on delic— lous venison for the past few days. The open season on quail. partridge. woodccck. grouse. tie. in rapidly drow— lag in a close. There remains- but one and oualialf works before the law on these birds will again be in force. The beat three weeks of the your for hunt- ing are at hand but the law will be on December l. ”Miller's Package Delivery. Oflice at Glendennings Norwalk. and Still- son Powol Corporation South Norwnik Victor. the ten I-ycar old son or Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith continues quite ill at his be c in Cross street Nor Willi. with phbdlclfldl“? ‘ ‘Ilt Who at first thought that an operation would be unneceaanry but unless the boy im- proves. this will undoubtedly have to he resorted to ~Cathoilc Club manna. at Lock- Wmil'il‘flll“. Thankaglvmg Eve The Paintara‘ Union at its meeting Wednesday night. voted to expel from its ranks F. W. BtuploI on the around that be war acting II a driver for Ray- moad brothers and intruding upon the TeImatarI' Union's tieid. The opinion voted 825 towards the support of the striking tomntcro. The Y. M. C. A. football» team will tackle the Liberty Anselm or bridge. port. tomariow alteration. the Lt; Liberty Matilde blob. mime ”will lie «lied It me on the banter GroundI - and it is expected to be In exciting cont/m. ,"mllaldvln An lbs. $1.00 bill. F.» H & Co. v ,F of Norwalk sang in a concert at the . than on probably believe poselbl ly tailored and perfect fitting. souru NORWALK. 'I'el calms-2 ‘ I’ prices. Special Bookseller bore and we’ll make it buy more aty: Thrive your money: backl, but we' re willing to _ Fitnowuwe‘ ylFi got lilo coat here that will i your body, lauF (iood ovei‘coato ‘il‘om $0. well made and tall value. values at 310 iii black and Oxford coats, dulIFnhly lined and stylish. line ' F From $12 to $00 the cream of the overcoat crop—wll. S. ii: M. coats all hand tailored, out in the Very latest styles in rough and smooth coat- " lags black and Oxford mostly. These are the very highest examples or ‘ Fiready tailored overcoats, and are built to satisfy in every respect men ' who are used to paying good tailors good prices. it you want a Winter suit you. can feel proud cf see our collection : of smart single and double breasted units 310 to $25. Everything men and boys vicar but. shoes is here at its best. Cams too , Bros. Always Reliable. . QUALl i Y COUNTS. Prices are regulated by supply and demand. but donit lose sight of the important part quali— ty plays in the transaction. buying good things doesn’tusuallv appear in , the DI‘ICBf-fblli always in the results. cu your patronage on the grounds chrome. clean, grain and feed rightly handled, at fair BnyOats Thais Clean MANUEL T. HATCH, and goodness and satisfaction" it we can’ satisfy Ivou. you may Extraordinary o NORWALK. Tel. Call, 40-4. The economy oi We sell- .... F r . Nofice. Order your Christmas Engravingat once it you don’t want to be disappointed. New Hales and 50 Cards, 8 0c and upward. 50 Cards from 0ch plate. 50c and «Gaza. . William P. Beers NORWALK, CONN. Christi-nos Photographs JACKSON' 3 STUDIO." A Fin. Collocation of Chain. Portrait- In all tho ,Nowplt Ceylon. now open for Mop-ouch. , Jackson oStudio. 53 Wall 8*... Norwalk. . FF}; M 0...... . .m»....... WHEN YOU STRIKE USE Spgalulggu.ammonium. FOR THII WEEK: One «it ".00 Glove: tor $5.00; two setI 30.00 may“ tor CI 25. one M. 90 not for 83. 00. one 82. 75 not for $2. 00. FOOTBALL. PANTS. 81.00 Pants 000.; 01.80 Pants. 06a: II o Panto ii m. Is. 00 Pants :1 00. Mammalian sail lo OR?" M ‘Ni'TRII'I'. W. . i. «may m... MW...W..—... . ViFIIIY BHOULC YOU USE CARRARFA PAINTS? Because practical “incantation right here in town. has proven it out» latte many paints and it mm less at U that. V ARK as spear rr. Norwalk liF ram p5 scram the anal“ on: there IiiirtI What”?! lilo simply vaIFilo‘iildad F iFF ‘ . market opened with some show of hen- . itation, most of the , due in yesterday' a line Their strength _ (lliio, Reading. Tennessee Coal. Toledo , liua Chemical Preferred 2%. Brooklyn ‘ Amal. Copper . Am. C. & R. ‘A.'l'. & BF. pf. 98% , Chi. R. i. 8: P.. 44% 45‘“ ‘ N. Y .,Ccatnal 152% 1101 ”£138. AND (“A FITTING. , : loath Mal-walk. Mll- 'lF‘FelFopboaI 1,37- 8. Tooav m WALL eraser. ~- WALL. STREET.10:10 a. mlele leading active stocks showing fractional variations either way from yesterday' a final pric~ as. [almost centered largely in Man- button, which opened on purchases of 6, 000. shares from 150 to 153 and ran up to 154% compared with 152% last night. .Metropolltan Street Railway and Brooklyn TransitI fell nearly a point each. WALL STREET, 11 a m.-—Bull op- craters took hold of the market and bought large amounts of the. railroads and industrials which were conspicu- permeated the entire list and influenced a better demand for numerous minor stocks. Advances showed from 1 to 2 in Pennsylvania. Missouri Pacific. Louisville. Rom island preferred. Amalgamated Sugar, Baltimore and St Louis and Western stocks Hocking Coal. Kansas City Southern and Paclilc Coast common and second preferred. St. Paul gained 2% and Kansas (‘lty 'Sicuihern Preferred and Virginia Caro- 'i‘ransit and Metropolitan Street Rail— way roan fractionaily above yester- day's close. but fell off subsequently and Manhattan broke to 151%.!)eal- logs in Manhattan were very heavy. hilt the general market moved inde- pcndently TODAY’S QUOTATIONS. moons over private write or maples «it Goldechmldt, commission brokers Ewart: a Corbett‘a block South Nor walk: Open High 58 80 341.4 341.1. 50’ 50 10% 10% 37% 37% 27% 27:35, 14 ‘44 Low 1:30 59% Am. 6. Two, American ice. Am. ice pfd., Amer. Loco, Am Smelt. Am Sngui 1193/. 121% Anaconda . 90 ill A T as Fe. 83% 84 99% Ball & Ohio, 98% Bkiyn. R. 'l‘.. 60% Chen. & Ohio 447,3 Chi. & N. W., 224. Chi. Gt. West, 207.73 C. M. 8: St.P.17ill,§ Rock island pf. 70% Cal. F. & l.. 83 (:01, South" 2874. Consul. Gns_ 2l3§§ Del. & Hud.158 Frlc Erie. lat pfd. .64 Ill. Central. 143% Don. & Nash. 123V. Manhattan, 153 Met. St. RM. 1390; Max. Central, 23% M. K &T 26 M K &T. old 57% Mo Pacific, 1071/. National Lead 251,1. Norf. a West. 00% Out. a want. 29% Penn. R. 11., 156 People’ a Gas 10W. . Press. 8. Car 08% Reading. 678/. Read. int pm. 80 Read.. 2d pfd.. 78% Remit). Steel 19% Rubber Goods. 2855 Son. Pacific. 6304 son. Ry. (30.. 38% flan Rv old. 92% Tenn. (1&1... 579-5 Tam. Pan. 4958 Union Pacific 100% mills 100%» lib. Pac. aid. 90 ii ll. Leather 121,5 are? n. 9. steel bat am will lily-a WabIIh. old. «It Weld Un. TIL, 8m Winona. Cent. 24* 8 M cur llII mod thinlul to eat Ind ma lI urine his trim-tinting italics to lull In. and his Idrertlumant. . ’ W the New York Grocery com- cIan Idvcitlicmcnt no what it agaloF in: about tli biple rule of Men's , ”00“ HEA VY REEFERS. "alien ii an, 98 Washington Street. SO. NORWALK. busy one With all. it: an, . far to shop quietil’. an a , in making selections, . . from a jaunty short Ovarcon Ribbed Underwear. $1 00 $1 50 552.00 To close 25c Russian Vests for outdoor men. $2. 00 and $2. 50 EXTRA HEA VY Articjackef at $2. 00. GLOVES. CAP-5. SHEEPSKIN COATS. you can then have plenty examine the details of tb inc-en suck, to swell evening Dra'lbers were 39c. was It Still 43 and I50 Wall Sires Price Der neck. Per bushel. 5 bushel lots, Now In Store. 600 bushels Long island Potatoes. cock while and Believed to be the best stock in town. Cost more and w more than any Western Potatoes. n... Tired ruling or The? Eyes! What will you do about it? Will you continue to suffer, 'or will : you choose the wiser course and have a thorough examination or til . eyes? We make no charge for our Classes, Properly Adjusted is what we guarantee. 0. B. JACKSON .IADUA’I’I OF‘I'lOIAII 68 WALL STREET, on»... scientific testing and. Props, aoawatx,goolglh . , . ‘Bezt (finality Hickory. :0alt. MF 8 9 Chestnut andi‘l’in‘ :ItquotIvIaII III IIII" White Halibut . . . .. wmg‘lli: III-III steak petition}? I. .Wiiole roliockc . It! ILIOIIIVIIVIIIEI‘Iolb a“. Trout, IFIIIFIFIIII‘ I»
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