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George N. Wells. of Waterbury, tor-
merly or Norwalk. is the guest of his
brother. Joseph ii. Elle. of Camp street.
“Turkeys for Thanksgiving, at the
lowest prices for "good” turkeys. Sto-
vens market. ‘
Major Eben Hill. Jr; and 0. party at
friends, left this morning for the Yale-
Harvard game, in Major Hill s Winton.
which was gaiiy decorated with Yale
tings. ‘ 1
Louis Joselotl. the North Main street
grocei‘,’has rented rooms in the house
now occupied by Mrs. Born. at 16 Row:
on street, East Norwallt, and will move
from his present residence in North
Main street. next week. ‘
*0110ice 'l‘ur,keys lite lb. ' Chickens
16c lb.,11t lioyes'.
Harold Raymond. one of the. stu-
'dents at the Hni'stroui school, will ren-
der 11 violin solo. at Grace Church, to-
morrow evening. He will play Uou~
nod's invocation. accompanied on the
organ, by Mrs. Chester S. Sellecli.
' Many of the nutomoblliste who have
been passing through town on route
for the football game at New Haven.
have tound the Wtstp01t uvenue bill
a tough proposttion with which to con-
tend. Quite a number have been stuck
on this bill.
“Ladics' Hats Renovated. O‘Brien.
Mrs. 1E. F. McDermctt. of Livingston
street. returned yesterday. from a sev-
eral days' Visit in New York city.
While in thometropcus Mrs. McDer-
mutt attended the horse show at Modi-
con Square Garucii. accompanied by
friends trom Providencehlt. 1.
Louis Joseloli, the grocer. has
brought suit against John Clouglicrty,
ior $10 damages and costs of suit. The
vase is returnable before Justice Henry
l£.1b‘oi'i'ls, at his oii‘icc on November
2111b. Deputy Sheridlohn W. Sculley,
yesterday attached Gloughorty‘s prop--
erty to satisfy the claim.
~e»Salt Pork. 12%0 "1., at Hoyes'.
in addition to the private our
“Elma.” built expressly tor John w.
'Vogel’s Big, Minstrels. and said to be
the haudsomest 11nd costliest show our
ever constructed. the organization (21.11"
rice 3 special baggage (:n1' for the el-
ubol'ate 3cenrry and efforts Willlll wul
be used in the performance at lioyt‘ 11
'1‘ heatie. December 9.
Assistant Conductor Ellswcrih oi’ the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. who lives i Dallbllly. who
received his week's pn, neuiiy $25. in
New York, Thursday afternoon. dlsrov
cred that he bud lost the money when
he reached South Norwulk. and does
not know whether the sum fell from
' his pocket or was stolen.
Miss“ Helen Duffy was discharged
from the Norwalk Hospital, yesterday
The Center School 11nd Barber ave-
nue football tennis Went into battle
royal this morning; and the former
won, by the score of 22 to 12 The
members oi! the Center School team are
Nestor. Ranch Wardweli. Thompson.
‘ London, Bartram. Hendrickson.
Rhymes. Miller. Henley andliorton.
“Fresh Hams, 1'40 5b.. at Hayes’ .
'i‘he Chess. Cliepkdt} and Whlst Club
belda meeting, that evening, in the
Parish (liub roomer in the Lockwood
l-lull building. ~1Four new members
were, voted in. ” The club in in 11 very
prosperous condition already and the
members are confident that the oigana
iontlon will be very successful. The
next meeting will be held on Tuesday
cveninl, December 3nd.
, drool! Matter. 1.111111 0 Wheeler and 1
1 lilsIturn Star, last
Brid eport. Several other
were 11%“th and Grand
L 3 ' Miss Mabel Sturgce of Milford, 11nd
“duke. at 1111011111; 11 ‘
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sister. Mrs. G.
wlch.
._——~Men’s. boys Winter (laps. (i’ Brion
John F. Kllboy has purchased 11 ball
interest in the saloon a1 8 Water street.
Norwalir, ivhi'cli 111111 been eliminated by
‘ .loliu Glorseb
Mina Flossio Find or of Broad River.
are the minute today of Mills Lydlu 11‘.
‘ 1 Ireland. of' liilm (lrove. street.
Mrs. Gnome Ford returned to her
home in New Yuri; yesterday. alter 11
low duyc‘ viviit w‘lili her sister. Mrs.
i-iorinou Snyder, 01' Franklin elrort.
.Robei't Marlin, the big cmier of ”11-
Brown collego i’uotluill team. is recovn
cring from the injury to his knee re-
moved in tho mime lust week. in
Bridgeport.
———Special from the Kitchen Dop':t
Everything in Enameiware, Double
Roasting Pnu'e Dripping Pans Masllnc
Kettles. etc... at 92 Washington St. M.
S. Smith & Co.
1.. 315101111 Keeler. traveling sales-
man for the Gilbert it Bennett Com~
puny. Gemgetown. is attending the
“1112- liaivuiti gums in New Haven.
this afteiunoou
General Russell Frost, Yale. '77.~in
company with his classmate. Lie-11tcn~
ant-Governor Henry E. Roberts. is one
of the iiiteiei led spottotors lit the
Yule-lior'vmd lootlinil gume this lifter-
noon.
Kenncdy itouuk, 11 civil war veteran.
was picked up for drunkenness. by Ser-
geant Bartram. oi‘ the Norwulic police
force, lust evening. Rounk was brought
1191111 0 the court this morning. and was
discharged with a. warning.
«Very few brands of Cigars bold
1beir own like the imperial Crown. it
bus been sold for ll) yeuis and ox 111
11ml is now considered one of the stun-
dnrd blonds. I
I-iur::i1- -1' Hunt." ve Pltzor 11111-1 (in evl1i«
bition in his shop in Washington
.~,irect 11 line specimen of an owl. which
was stuffed by 'l‘nxldcruiisi Geoi'uu
Becker. The bird was shot by Wil-
113m Johnson. of Norwalk.
M1 is. James Sherwood, who has been
spending the summer at the home or
her son. E. R. Sherwood. in Camp
street Norwulk. will return to New
.York to spend the winter with her sis.
iei'. Mrs. Deon, next Tuesday;
Senator John H. Ferris went to
Biidgeport today. to secure the neces-
sary papers from the custom house. 101'
the entering oi the boats recently p111"
LhilSGd by the Norwnllt Steamboat
lions-puny. in the l‘airfleid County Dis
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-Latest Sol’t Huts. O'Brien.
Roland Bradley. of Union street. who
zeirently resigned his xlositiuu in the
Old Well cigar factory, to accept one
in 11 similar capacity in Bridgeport. has
armored u poslilou 1111 owner in the ltd-
ici shop and will enter upon his new
duties Mouduy.
l‘. J. Ryan. who spends his summers
.n Scutii Nonvulk. 11111! 111111 been 11 l‘rr.
qiltnt guest of A. J. Collins. was kill-
ed. last night. by tho curs. ot the Wild.
mun street crossing. in Dunbury. while
returning home from work.
——Sliouldor Steak, 10c 1b., at ilnyca'.
At the meeting of the Control 1.1111111'
Linicu 'l liursduy night 11 committee was
1ppointed to art upon the grievance or
the Hod Ci 'i'lers' Association. which
rlolmed tho it had not received .tbo
accognlllon it should from the Build—
1111; trodes Council of The Norwolks.
Mrs. G. Elliott Brown clitt'l‘tained
the Mntinec Wiiie't Club at her home
111 Mott avenue. Thursday 11ft ‘l‘lltmll
r‘ive tables were used 11ml the prizes
wcie won by M113. E Hill
3118.!“le ’l‘. l‘lDWilt. The next
meeting will be held with Mal 0. (I'm-
tin. of West avenue
Raymond Brothers have a force 131
vol-11 ut work today. curling the big bol-
ier from the height house to the pinnt
of the Colonial Foundry and Machin-
ery Company. in East Noiwalk. Till"
some iirin bus 11 1 ye force of men at
work on their out iisivc farm property
in West Norwulh. threshing rye and
paling boy. ' ' ~
iery, Underwear 11nd Gloves
new store. M. 9.5111111 it Co.
The Post Commanders Association,
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic
Chain has purchased 11 bandoomc bed-
room suite of A. .l.Colli1111 & Company.
which they will dispose or iii a draw-
ing. to be held uroembor iii The suite
can be seen in the window of Collins'
furniture store, in North Main street
Archie Wuterhousr. 11 Norwuiit ind.
left his bicycle in (rent ot‘the lunch
wagon. in Wall a1reet,’l'liursday after-
noon. and when he returned to get it
the wheel was mission. The young
men thought his bike had been stolen
but subsequent events showed that
some one bad 0899183080 11 joke on
at the
Thomas Ryan. ol’ Duubury. (other of .
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WHEN YOU STRIKE USE
Spouldlna' I Boxing Glam.
0110 101 07. 00 Gloves for 06 00; two
sets 05. 00 Glenn for M. 211. one 84. 50
set for s;go.m one {3.10 not for 82. 00. ,
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£1.00 Pants. £11510
quarrel on memory CT,
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3m ‘GYOUR
Overcoat Money
bore and we '1! 11111110 it buy more atylo and goodncse and
than you prolinbly believe possible. it we can't entirely you you may
have your Money back; but we’re willing to rink l1 yin :.
‘kmiw we vo got the cool, born that will ill your body. ionic and 111111111.
loud ovoi'coats from $0. well made 11nd i‘uil Vitiuc.
‘ vuiuou at $10 in block and 02110111 coats. durnbly lined and ulylisb. llue~
ly tailored and perfect fitting. ‘
From $12 to $30 the cream of the overcoat cropw—H S & M. coats, all
hand tailored. cut in the very latest styles in rough and smooth coat-
lugs black and Oxford mostly These are the very highest examples of
ready-tailored ovorcoats and are built to satisfy in every respect men
who are used to paying good tailors good prices. I
It you want 11 Winter suit you can feel proud of. see our collection
of smart single and double-breasted suits, $10 to $25;
lveryihlng men and boys wear but shoes in here at its best.
Cams tack Bros.
Always Reliable.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Cali. 32-2.
QUALITY COUNTS.
Prices are regulated by 51111va and demand.
but don’t lose sight oi ilie important part quali-
ty plays in the transaction. The economy of
buying good things doesn’t usualiv appear in
the price—~but always in the results.
Cit your patronage on the grounds of pure.
clean. grain and feed. rightly handled, at fair
prices. .
Buy Oats Thais Clean
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Spec1al Notice
new star.
satisfaction
because we
.‘txii' nordiuury
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Tel. Call, 40-4.
We soli-
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Order your‘.Chrislmas Engraving at once
it you don’t want to be disappointed.
Nell: Plates and 5 0 Cards, 80c and upward.
50 Cards from 0ch plate, 5 0c and 60c.
William P. Beers
NORWALK. CONN.
Christmas Photogrophn
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JACKSON' 8
STUDIO.
A Fino' Oollootion of choice Portrait. in all
tho Nowost stylat. now opun
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FOR THE WEEK.
$150 P1111111. 9011.:
00 Pants $1.90
for innpootlon.
Jankaon‘s Studio. 53 Wall St” Norwalk.
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Wig SHOlllib YOU USE
CARRARAPAINTS?
Because
right here in town. has proves it cub
lasts many points. and it com chI It
that.
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practical demonstration
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ASK US ABOUT 11‘.
,Noiwalk lildb’e Co.
34 Main 51.. 1110111111.
FITTING
Tin, Shed Iron, Copper ‘.
aria Zinc. '
'50 South Main Strut. ,
loath Nomlk. Conn.
Telephone 187 8
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Miss (leitrudo Price. of Rochester.
is the guest of Mrs. H. Rowland.
Mrs. Mary ’l’homce. oi’ Rowayton
avenue. is spending the day in Bridge-
p01
Mrs. Etta Slater. of Pcnnoyer ave-
nue. has returned from 11 visit with
relatives in Brooklyn
Mrs. ll‘runk Th'cull and daughter Mil:
dred. have returned home from a visit
with friends in Port Chester.
The Epworth lieuguers of this place
were well represented at the union
meeting in Norwalk last night.
Mine Emma. Cusbman. of Logan
street. is spending a few days in New
York. the guest of her brother, W. E.
(Bushman.
Miss Emma lloyt is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William Moser. of New York.
formerly of itowuytou. Mr. and Mrs.
Masher have just. returned from Eur-
Oil”.
Stanley Mile. of Highland avenue.
picked lwo good-sized bunches of
grapes from his vines yesterday. The
lilnc bushes in his yard are in bloom
and from the vegetation on the place it
reminds one that summer has come
again.
An adjournel meeting of the ltoway-
ton Fire Department will be held in
Crow‘s Hull. tonight at 7:30 o'clock,
for the purpose of hearing the report
01‘ the committee on by-laws, and to
transact such other business 11.1 may
be necessary" to peiloct the organiza
tion of the department. it is requested
iliat iheie be a huge utteu. inure of the
members at this meeting.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at l0:30. preaching by the pos-
tor; also at 7:30 in evening; Sunday
school at 1:30; Epwoiih 1.1:ogue.ii:lb:
einrs meetlnu. Tuesday evening. 7:30;
Union Thanksgiving service. Thursday
evening. On Friday cvcniuzibe young
probationers are invited to the parson-
uec from live ‘to eight. The Baptist
people have been invited to undo with
the Methodist in 11 Union elem/ice on
Thursday oieniuu.
Services in the Rowayion Baptist
Church as follows: Regular preacliin'z
service at 10:45 11. m.. subject of ser-
mon, Steps to the Knowledges of
Christ. Evening at 7. praise service
followed by sermon on the topic, “The
Man God Meant You to llez" Y. 1’. s.
(l. Ermeets 11111.11. 111.; :r. 0. r1. at 1:
Sunday school at 12: Lndles’ Aid meets
lit parsonage, Tuesday or ii p. m.:
Wednesday evouing’ut" :‘lO. thirteenth
anniversary of tho Y.P .nt the ptll‘
1101111129: Thursday at 7: 30 p m. Union
Thanksgiving: service in Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Notice to
vICOntr'ac-
tors.
Oflico of Water Commissioners,
City of Narwslk. 44 Wall St.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 6 p. m. of Friday. Nc~
vombcr 28.1002. l'or excavating. for
laying. and covering 11 line at six. eight
and tenlnch water mains in the city
of Norwaik. Approximate lengths as
follows: 2580 foot ten inch pipe, 750
or eilht inch, 400 test six inch.
Bloch proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check or cash to the
amount or 1100, whichwiil become the .‘
property of the city at Norwaik pro
vldod the bidder does not enter into
contract and turnilb I. bond lortbc
faithful performance of the some. if
the some in Iwuded to him within
three days Iitcr the awarding thereon
The water commissioncu rooms
the flint 10 wept any or Ill bids or
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HEA VY REEFERS.
Selllll & Price,
011 Washington Street,
so. nonwALK.
’. in 11 hurry. and um
busy one With 1111. .1
' vice you to come in 1011 o;
for instance. before the rush
you cuutbeu have plenty
examinetbe details of th ,
There's plenty to ace bereL‘t
thing in Suits ‘from a subsiali
iness Sack, to swell evenink o
from a launty short Overcoett
heavy Ulster and each mad" iii
fabric that is fashionable for
11611.
We have some 5}) 0.130
on In each a: 510
312.1111: we “in:
ought to sea.
Ribbed Underwear.
$1.00 $1.50 (‘3 $2.00. To close 251:
Russian Vests for outdoor men. $2. 00 and $2.50
EXTRA HEAVY Articjacbet at $2 00.
GLOVES. CAPS, SHEEPSKIN COATS.
Blue Ribbed Shots
Drowns were 391:
cm” ,
Price per peck.
Per bushel
5 bushel lots,
600 buSheis Long Island Poiatoes. cock while. u
Believed to b. the beatsioct in town.
more than any Western Poiaioes.
Cost more an 1*
What will you do about it?
eyes? We make no charge for our
1111 WALL eraser. y
That Tired Feeling
Of The Eyes! '
Will you continue to aufler or wii
you choose the wiser course and have a iborough‘ examination at 1
scientific
Glasses. Properly Adjusted is what we guarantee.
0 B. JACKSON
amount 010710141111
testing and Props,
NORWALK, CONN
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