dispensable 111111; 1111111111.. 11111. ,This mound that the shall be sntiunor simple thing to link h at it in dithuult to ohthin For no my tit once with her sheen unless they are comhn table. becomioriabis unless they ‘.iit And no he ordinary readywmado 111100 in built today it can 1 iii. as it should. nQuoiity." 1 it a gold FREE to some one. 111111011 Street. 11» AWMN‘L LOCAL NEWS. , ‘ 'd A Tilly, of Bayvlew avenue - ’ ding the day the guest of his H hortfii‘illy, in New York a" of Rectot Romilly F. , Rev. J. McClure Bellows h * ‘riday evening service last evening. by a horae. is considerably im- . air. and expects to be on his Monday. Lounshury. George L Rainestord Were ‘ 3st C. Roscoe; of N01 th teij ay. and while them in- A1'awherries are today growing ' h in the rear of M15 Frank home in h‘uinklin avenue No1- IM‘rI. Vail yesterday picked half berries [10111 the vines. and em to her much surmised 11rei-y-winter is not here tii' Maile‘y. Harry Damon. and Bi y. at Stamford accompanied liaabeth Stenson or South Iii". and Misses Etta and Lou .‘Aheid last evening, in the t Stamford. chin Council 011191 of A111e1'icau iAcs. confeired the second dc osqph Fisher of Norman . A t night. The committee ‘Achoige of the dance Wednes- night ieported p1 og1ess Next here will he n 1111111191. tollow~ confei ring of the third degree Hendrick. of Ann street. widow late F. D. Hendrick who died 'tfl‘month ago. in the Now York 'viishes The Sentinel to stair c has h'nevei received the 1111111111 ‘thesuhscription paper. which. it Stated. had been started shortly ,ther husband's death. for her Pepper is arranging to pre— ornturio of the Creation. in ‘future. i’or.tl1e benefit of the . * This is a worthy cause. and eivo the support at all The h the Any desiring to assist by the chorus. may do so hv meets be old qumteis of the Y M (‘.. both stioet.li‘lon1iny evening. tier seven o'2rioii1. ' mature liuion held a spvcial last night in Central Labor in South Main street. and thither arrangements foi the eating. to he held Monday even- ’l‘i1e public is our. Vited to attend this meeting. ion will he charged. inter» 1 i 2 60. MAIN 81’. the some. 251 to 4015 11 box ”LYON a co. Sale 11m. ‘ Court before Judge Lockwood. . Erie. lst old. 65% . Mex Central. 28% 23% 1' Reading; wont to know how 11 Durham; tit tech; to your foot try on a pair of It will bé a revelationcin comfort . ‘ 03.00. Ask nhOut it 1 A Soutthwaik. Conn. national Deputy O. J. Stockiord went to Hartford today. to see Muyor Sulli- van, with reference to speaking here Monday evening. He was confident he could secure "him for that evening. ,_ The Buitonder‘s Union will hold its regular semi monthly meeting tomor- 10w afternoon at 8 o'clock in Eik'a Hall, South Main street. J. William Voilmer, son at Chic! of Police William Voiimer, who is a stir dent at Yale. yesterday rctusod‘ an oté ter of $36 for three tickets to the Yale- liarrard football game today. The continued case of the two Strawberry Hill boys charged with breaking down shocks of corn on Noah Wood's land in East avenue came up this morning in the Norwnik Toran o judge fined the offending ti and costs which they paid. -HaW SURPRISE FOR H. R. SMITH. Gentai Town clerk Entertain: a Party of Fr ends at His Home. Town Clor Herbert. R. Smith was given the biggest kind of a surprise at his home *in‘AAWest avenue, inst night. by a party of thirty or no friends who took him entirely by surprise. Mr. Smith was hitting'contcntendiy read- ing about 8:30 o'cloek. when sudden iy there was noise enough outside the front ddor to make every ‘hnir on his head stand out. The tumult came from tin horns, tin cans and pans and several other instruments of torture. it did not take Mr. Smith long to an derstnnd what. all the noise was about and he began receiving his guests. Each one brought some kind of n pres- ent ‘and Mr. Smith believes the number of red socks and red wristicte he re- ceived was large enough to stock 11 small-sized store, iusic. dancing’ and. other pastimes. oi contributing to make a most, enjoyable evening. The uoi11~ vitcd guests were not without. their sense of music. for they brought along with them the‘ Jerome May Banjo Club. of Bridgeport. An elaborate collation was served. spent with . TODAV 1N WALL STREET WALL STREET. 10le a. inr~Tl'll‘1lS- actions weie 011 a huge scale at. the opening. and mines of some skates tended strongly upwa1ds. partirulnily St.1’u11i Reading and Rock island prr rrrred. which were about 11 point bet- ter. The Paciiics were heavily drait in at a slight gain. but Manhattan was quiet, though tractioually better. Open Iii-1h Low Itiill A111ui.Cnpper 5111/. 591/; :‘17 67% Am. C. s: 35th 35 35 Am C & F. pr. 9ii-i‘ 91 int-‘i.; 91 Am. Cot, Oil. mi. 482’. 17% 47% Am. G. TWIL. 501,4 fillet. 50 50 American Ice, 1054,» 1061'. 10% 10% Am. Ice pith, 38%, 38% 35% 3834; Amer. i.oco., 28 29% 28 29 Am. S1nolt.. 44% 4495 44%, 441,13 Am. Sugar, 121% l22b§1120$§ 120% A '1‘ & S. Fe. 847.11 SM. 8311. iii Afr. &S .i“ pf” MW; 90% 98741 987.51 Bait & Ohio 101 1011/1 100% 100111, Bitiyn. R. 'l‘. 153%, 63% it‘ll/4 1321/. Chen. it Ohio, 47 47%. 415%, 46% Chi. 6': N. W., 225 225%... 25 225 Chi. Gt. West. 26% 26% 211.3 213%. U. M. & St.P.180 11111.1. 178‘ I. 178%. Col. F. & i.. 81} 84% 84 84% Col. South. 30%. 30% 201,41 Consul. Gas, 215 2157.4; 215 Del. 81 End. 163 “id 162 163 Detroit 8011.. 171/4 17% 17% 17% Erie. 85K. 361,5 35% 351,4 bill/4 66% 611% Ill. Central. 148%; 148% 1411 111112 Lou. it North. 126 . 126% 121W. 125% Manhattan 161% 152%, 150 1.11 Met St. inn. ”0% 140% 140 140%. 23% 23% Max. N' t 111111.,11171 16% 16% 16% M, K & 'i‘., 20% 27% 26% 21th. M..K dc'i‘. old. 58% 58% 63% M0. Pacific 110% 110% 109 Nationnl Lead 87% 28% 27% N Y Central 154% 155% 164 Nari. @WBIIH 71% 71% 71% 71% Ont. St Wow... 80% 30% 30% Pacific Mail, 39% 89% 39% Penn. 31R . 158% 159 151% 168 t A111131.102 111291 111191 102 .0” gig“ 9116 iii! 11911.. int 11%.. 86 ' 2N1 1111 11146 1111111111111. 81% lat: ber‘aood1122tfi at 1111: wearer hull I111 111 The evening was very pleasantly. 80% I 1511.1. f' totally different oonstrudtton to make it tit around the waist ot ‘ ‘ my one shoe is built with this arch fitting construction. That is ' k, the future. main) points of merit. as cash houses. come to us in leaps and bounds. success is due to these reasons: LARGEST STOCKS. LOWEST PRICES AND MOST LlBERAi. TERMS OF CREDIT. No Money Down. One DoiiarWeekiy Our business is so large that“ we can aiford to sell clothing. on the same basis Moueu is coming in Ann business which grows in ashori time ‘15 cm has grown must have Business. has Our everu dau whether we Sell goods or not. Our sustem of collecting our sales. treated alike. whether he is so perfect that the losses from bad debt is do not amount to one-hail of a per cent of This store is for the peopiéiahd not for dull particular class. liverubodu be an honest toilet in his overalls or a man of doubt- ful worth in hissii‘k hat, and that “treat meni 'shail be courteous and frank. We want you to feel proud of the fact that you are up- to-date in trading at this store . that you can see for yourself in buying. that you do your. own thinking. and do not al-‘ low some of the 'ao-caiied cheep cash stores who are puffed up with the thought that they are the only store to fool you all motions. A'W'e are proud because you appreciate our ci- forts in your behalf which shall be diligently gontitiued in A Few Specuals, ior Saturday ' ,' worth is 00. better than ever before. Owing to constantly increasing business' at our Dress Goods Department, we hitve been com- ties in SILKS for Waists and Dresses. we are agents for the Celebrated HASKILL SILKS the best Silks mad; - polled to move it into more commodious quarters, and are now prepared to serve you in this line All the latest weaves in BLACK DRESS GOODS.‘ 1111 the newest shades and desirable weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are f'oundihere. -, _‘ the lattst novel- Every; yard guaranteed by the maker. 0111' fall line is complete, including these popular weaves. ' 'Peau de Soie. Pcau dc Cygne, Taffeta, Armure, Gros Grain, Faiile, Francoise, Satin Duchesse. Allin black only. , Tristram & Hyatt, NorwaikQConn. sr. JOSEPH’S FAIR New In Progress. Rod Men '.1 Hall. Washington Street SOUTH NORWALK. Enteiiainmenis. Reheshmenis. and. Dancing Ere-111 Evening. ,Wo lira Ready For Your Bay with a line at Stylish Overcoat: that have the right sort. oi.’ vim and snap to them. The new loan . double breasted Over Coat with velvet collar." A special leader L at , “100. Age 2 to 8.111111 Cost. is easily A row at tut year's IItyios It : gluI. than halt 111'ch. 1111111111 1111 and a... Store} (A. loraei, Proprjotor.) Monte Carlo Coats $8.00 This Week only. All wool Kcrsey, Velvet Col- lar, Siikl Lined and 27 inches long. . 111.1. snAnEs Ado SIZES. 88 Washington Si. z'ioiiiii lotiiiili Thanksgiving Suggestions. .0. Men’s Black Clay Worsted Suits, very nice, indeed; value $12.00; now, $9.00 I 999 Men‘s Black Thibet Suits, espec- tally desirable, $7.00 000 Children's Suits and Overcoats. $1.25 and more| 900‘ Men’s Shirts, open front and back. She .. no ‘ ' open evenmoa. ' D Gottlieb, It 11111th Mala Strut. Are you' beginning to doubt whether your eyes have been titted correctly 111111 your plums “haminI” more 111111 11111111 bli'lilihl at you thought? Are you haunted by a justifiable tear - Alta? "therey'ii 1W?! ‘ bathe old boyto WANTED ”— Girl to do sewing. Krasovitz a Fox, North Main. Comer Ann ,St., South Nor-walk. ............. ww -Afiw- J. Gnnffien Merchant Tailor. Get Your Clothing Repaired . For the Cold Winter Coming. My repair charges are very reason- able. 1 am as coppble in working on Ladiea’ garments as upon Men’s. 01 1213111116..“ yourwont new work-- well, come in and talk with me. I believe I can interest you. 39 SOUTH MAIN STREET. ' . Opposite Hotel Hamilton Glover’s The Place Here 111 another-.01 the Superior" line. it is on enamel Ihoe with waited, sole, and A1 in every respect. ' ‘ 1' . 7 3K .
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