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Jacob Schaub, Jr.. of West Washing-
ton otreet. .ia able to be out. after his
recent illness. '
Misc Carrie Weiaéit of Taylor ave-
one. has resigned her position in the
C. S Trowbrldgc manufactory. '
H. W Mother, of Water street. is -
having his otllce thoroughly renovated
John W Boatty in doing the work
Charles Kellogg. 0t lsaacs place, who
is‘ ill of typhoid fever. in getting along
very nicely. and it is thought will be
up in a Week or two.
Stiect Commissioner Martin Kol
loggc men are at work, cleaning up the
guitars of Main and West Main street.
lil pToparntion ioi winter.
m'l‘bc finest assortment oi fi‘urkaya
ip town.” and 200 to. at Hayea‘s.
About a dozen couples came to
South Norwuik from tiridgeport Friday
night ITT tho cuiryuli Columbus. and
were guests at tho home or hownid
Weich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkerson. who
were recently married in Brooklyn,
have returned to South Norwalk. and
taken up their rosidence in Taylor
avenue.
George Scofleld, of Chestnut street.
is taking a week's vacation from his
duties as driver for the it & 6 Com-
pany. in order to recuperate from his
recent illness.
—-—Ca‘l and see Schaub's Turkeys. 18
and 20c lb
Mrs. Catharine Pomcroy and grand
daughter. Miss Alice Pochoy. of Nor-
walk are guests for over Thanksgiving
of Mrs. Pomeroys daughtex Mrs J. l.
McCotmack, in Brooklyn.
An almost continuous string of auto
mobiles passed Thiough lama-all: yea-
terday cnroute {or New York too Do
cupanta being on ‘the way home (mm
the Yale-Harvard football game,
B. Herschfleid. of Wood street. has
purchased a lot on the Merritt proper-
ty, Concord sir-cot. near the Dunbury
track. and expects to start a coal and
wood yard there in the near future.
The Y. M. C. A. orchestra has been
engaged to play. December 5. the last
and big night of the three nights‘ fair
to be given under the auspices of tho
South Norualk Methodist Church in
Music Hall
The Cincini Board of* the First
Methodist Episcopal Church will hoio
ita regular monthly meeting tonight.
Every member should be present. 8!.
important business will 'bo presented
for consideration.
w’i‘iirlteya 18 and 200., at linyoa‘o.
Domingo UbT-ita. employed by the
Graham-Ernst Cigar Company. has re~
signed his position in South Norwaik.
and gone to New York, from which
place ha will sail for Cuba Saturday. to
Take a government position.
Whatsoover Cit-ole. Kinda Dough
tern, of the South Norwalk Coast-ego
Tloaai church. dict last week with
Mrs. Janina Paul at bar home in
Grove street and received Mica Julia
Benedict into membership. Alter the
routine outlines: towahments were
served and a mom time enjoyed
Calandar for the wait of The First
Methodist Ephcopoi Church: bion-
day, 8 p. in. Dolom- Board-mention:
Tuesday, 7: 30 9.112.. Union clan! and
. prayer meeting: Wedncodny ii. p. on.
Sunday lotion! ion-on; Thursday. it a
at. Union Thankuirlng mrvlcc; Fri.
day. ii p. m. Ghriutlon industrial
T League.
Contributora to tho Thankulvinz Tote
faring: ot the blow Beaumont An
.anociation. Ringo Daughter: and Young.
Pooploo' Society of the Email: Gon-
promotional church or: and to have
their contribution of food. clothing.
«a. at tho clinic} him 2 colour
worm ottoman. Woman for
dull-twin: or. in limo.
‘ Wednesday evening.
" if» "and war-nun with
at our diam 1W»
n T
Club will be held in Lockwooda Hull;
w'i ho supremo {lourt 10c Cigar.
hold in 'i‘rlnity lipianoplii (l Toll on.
Thursday morning. at 10 o‘clock.
Misc liurri Tit L. Keith, o‘f Uppci Main
direct. .Norwalll. attended tho ‘l’alcT
Harvard football game Saturday
The younneat and at Mr. and Mra
‘ ‘ Francis M. JTTTTTl‘nas. of Sound View
avenue. Is curiously ill of pneumonia.
Mrs. George C Smith. of Stovena
aireet. was among the thousands in at-
tendance, at the big football game at
New Haven Saturday attornoon.
Russell Tucker, aoaiatnni. janitor at
the NOlWElk Yacht Club house. at
Hickory Bluff. has retained to South
Norwaik. fToTn a trip east.
The. many blends of Fred A Tay-
lor. "Fritz." will be pleased to heat
that he is holding lilo-own in his ill-
ness. All wish Tfor his speedy recov-
ery. -
——:Cnfi and sec Schaub’a Turkeys. is
and 200 lb.
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge New Fog-
land 0 doi of Protection. will celebrate
its fifteenth annivflmsnry tomorrow
waning with an oyster supper and en-
tertainment.
Mias Grace M. Seymour. of West
street. was in New Haven, Saturday.
the-T guest of’Dr. TA. 13. Smith. Miss
Seymour was an interested spectator
uT‘ the football game in the afternoon.
Owing to the Thanksgiving sorvicc
Thursday morning in The Norwulk
Methodist Church the regular wcckiy
player service at tho Nurwnik Congre-
gationui Church this week will be onili~
led.
Clinton Cutblll. son of Street Com—
missioner ll. J. (lutblil. who has both
employed as machinist in Pittsburg.
Pu. returned to South Norwalk, yes-
tcrday. He intends to spend the win-
iel‘ here.
~Ve'ry Choice Turkeys, is and 20c
lb.: Chickens, lilo ib.,, at ilnyea's. '
The dance to have been given by Ad-
am Schmidt. In Quittncr’a Hall. at No.
i Mechanic street, Saturday night. was
postponed on account of the storm,
and for other reasons. until Wednesday
night. Thanksgiving are.
The ladies of the South Norwulk
Congregational Church, will hold no
mestlng Wednesday. but on chncs‘
day. December 3. the sewing will be
Tcsumed and later the Woman‘s Mia-
slonary Society wzll meet.
On account of the union service
Thanksgiving morning. at the South
Norwulk Methodist Church. the regu-
lar Thursday evening service at the
South Norwaik Congregational Church
will be omitted this wcek.
South Norwalk Conclave. improved
Order of iicptasophs. Voted tit-its lnrst
meeting to give a prize of a gold watch
charm or a pin to the, mtTmbor'geitlug
the largcut nunibcr‘sf new members
before the first of next June.
The accommodation train which is
scheduled to arrive in South Norwalk
at 3:05 in the afternoon. has been late
the. past few days and it has been nec-
esanry to run the Train on the siding
at tho Westbound South Norwaik atnT
tlou untilmthc Colonial express went
past.
-Very few brands of Ciparo hold
Their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been cold for id yours and over.
and Is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
A regular convocation of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. Royal Arch Masons.
wTiT ha held tomorrow evening. at 8
o'clock, in tho hall in Washington
HUGH. Work in the Royal Arch do—
grtc. after which a banquet will be
served. All Royal Arch Maroon urged
to ho present.
'ibe Helping and Circle, oi the
Flat Methodlat f" urcb. hope for h lib—T“ T
and response of provisions. money.
down and fruit. tor tha- Thankagiw
lug offering for the sick and unfortun-
ate onto Donations for ouch may he
felt with the Tonirnittee, at the church.
chncsday morning.
Paimtino Cattle. No. 2 A. O. K. at
M. C. will hold its regular roosting to~
night. The round table :1ch no will in:
conform! on Austin Gainer._
knight: m urged to ba Tami; also
mono taking part- tho discriminant.
no it monitor I to to public? to our»
form the worn Meeting called at 8
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Ilium wont to floor town Solar»
r. Nortbro
mot Bit it, tprop, who was low
on with upon!
Thanksgiving Day purvlcez will be T
a
All air T
born and wo‘ll manila it buy more style and gooducua and satisfaction
than you probably believe poaalbla if we cant «attain you. you innit
" have your money back; but wo' re willing to risk trying. becauao wo
kuow‘wc’vogot tho coat hero that will fit your body. ionic and porno.
Good ovorcouts from til. well made and full valuo.‘ Extraordinary
values at 310 in black and Oxford coals. durabiy lined and stylish lino-
iy tailored and perfect fitting. 5. ,- T. T warm} .
From $12 to $.30 the cream 0! the overcoat cropwii B. 8: M. coats. all
hand tailored. out in the very latest styles, in ”rough and smooth coot~
Tags, black and 0xf0rd mostly. These area the very highest oxampiesof
ready~taliored overcoat: and are .builtto satisfy in every respect men
who are used to paying good tailors good prices,
If you want a Winter suit you can feel proud of ado our collection
of smart single and double-bteastad suits $10 to 326.
Everything men and boys wear but shoes In here at its best. ‘I
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Cams tack Bros.
Always Reliable:
SOUTH NSNALK.
11in, Sheet Iron. CT in:
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7 50 South TMain ”not.
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Telephone 137-3.
ADDITIONAL ”LOW". NE W8.
Jest'e Crofut and Eddie Belland spent
Sunday in Bridgeport. ‘
, A. F. Bockmann, proprietor of the
New York Grocery stores. has been In
, South Norwalk, recently. on business.
Mica Vivian Sodcdotrom spent Satur-
day afternoon. Attending the Yale-
‘l‘here were several ilurrica of snowy.
ycatorday morning. giving a taste of
what In in store for the coming winter
months.
The Sunday school teachers of the
South Norwalk naptlst Church. will
meet Friday evening at the church for
the study of the leaaons.
Mr. and Mra. Thomas b‘. Dowd, of
Holden avenue. Norwalk, spent Sunday
yesterday the gllPSta of Mr. and Mrs.
. ‘ NORWALK.
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WMWWT
QUALITY COUNTS.
Prices are regulated by supply and demand.
but don't lose sight of the important part quali~
tvp' ays in the transaction. The economy oi
buying good things doesni usually appear in
the price—but always in the results. We soli-
CTiyour patronage on The grounds of pure.
clean. grain and teed rightly handled. at fair
prices.
Buy Oats Thais Clean
MANUEL T. HATCH,
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SpeCTal Notice.
Order your Christmas Engraving at once
it you don’t want To be disappointed.
New Plates and 50 Cards, 80c and upward.
50 Cards from old platt, 504: and 60c.
William P. B22rs
Bookseller
NORWALK. CONN.
Christmas Photographs
JACKSON' 3 STUDIO. ‘
ETA Fina evaluation of choloo‘ Portrait. in all
f 4 ting New.» Styles, n‘ow o‘pon
‘ ’ T ;- 5f «”79" instruction.
Jookoon'i Studio. 53 W.“ 8b.. Non-walk.
war SHOULD voodoo ,
CTRRARTT‘T PAINTS?
Because practical (importation
right here in town. has promo itoll't-
into my potato. and it} cost: lea: it
that»
WHEN You STEIKE USE
Snowing? Rolling Olav”.
V08 THIQ WEAK:
One out $7.00 Glove: for 85.00; two
net: 8600 Glut-u for u 25. one u. 50
not for to 00 one $3.75 not for $3.00.
7001'”. PAW“. '
ma Pont-
. in .5» mu, m.
Tm ma inns. «.00 mo. Tim
about lens but
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34MTTITTSI "Nowaill.
iiinward Mui‘ilnn, of Bridgeport.
J. William \‘nllt’ncrf'aon of Chief-of-
Fulton and Mrs. William Vollmcr. of
South Norwalk. was OIIO of the dollars
at the ‘ir’aicdlarvard game. liaiurdny.
Miss Edna Alnsworth. atenogrnpher
and typewriter in tho onlca of the Con»
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany. in South Main aircet. spent Snu-
dny with friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Mary Grape. who resides mar
tho Grape reservoir. in Wilton, has
' returned home. after opt-ntllng a low
days with her daughter. Mrs. Frank C.
Becker. of Washington strett. ..
Victor P. Sherwood. of Newark. for-
merly of South Norwalk. is expected
home to spend- Thanksgiving Day with
his parents. Mr and Mrc. George 8.
Elm wood of Woodward avenue
(‘baxlos (Iowan our] family moved
today. from Academy strett to Oyster
Bay. Long island 'l‘helrfurnltnrt was
taken to South Norwalk by 'f‘rnckman
L. J. Reynolds. and from there taken
across the Sound in The Hiiyi- oyster
simmer.
Chief of Police Bradley. of Norwalk
was around till; morning. to several
stores. trying to IGCiit“ the parties who
dumped a lot of rubbish into tho river
from the rear of the Gazette building
Saturday night. making an unsightly
view from the Wall street bridge.
Rev. G. i). Egbert delivered an able
and scholarly aermon yesterday morn
ing at the Norwaik Congregational
Church, taking (in his toxt‘,‘ Now We.
know in part. etc.” 'iho clergyman
stated that the reason he had no aym
pathy with ngnostlci m was because
’ its adherents attcmp ed to take away
the part We had and con ‘d substitute
nothing better or as good for it
W
Notice to
Contrac-
tors.
Onion of Water Commissioners,
City of Norwaik, 4-4 Wall St.
_—~.r--
Sealed proposals will be received at
this oilice until 5 p. Tn. of Friday. No-
vember 28, 1902. for excavating, for
laying, and covering a line of six, eight
~ and ten inch water main in the city
of Norwoik. IAppT-oximato lengths as
follows: 2580 foot ton inch pipe. 750
of olflit Inchp 400 {Get at: inch.
Each proponl mult‘bo accompanied
mount of mo, which will mm the
contract and 'fumiuh I bond for the
the mm in ownrdod to him within
‘ Tho intermission”! We
lilo-am to mm m or Tumour
anoint my bill which iii thali- Manual
Harvard football game in New Hayen. _
by IT certified check or cult to tho ‘
property of tho city of Norwalk pro,
video the bidder doe: not catar- into '
faithful performance of the "no. if T
that can that the awarding timed. '
iamrthobeatinmmoftbocityot
in a hurry. andzthia "
bully one with up. ”it
for to shop quiotly, ‘
for inoi‘ancc before the
you can then have plan I‘
examine the details of ill
Thero' a 'plunty to see
« thing in Buitu from a in hip? ‘”
inept Sack, to swell even
from a Jaunty abort Dvoi‘ou
.Theavy Ulster and each in
W0 [um um spook
on In each a “3Q
1’12. that in if:
aunfrti‘o‘su. ' "
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Men's Blue Ribbhl Slit
Ribbed Underwear. Dralbrrs «we g 32
$1.00 51.50 832.00. To close 25c: 'j
me»
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Russian Vests for outdoor then. $2.00 and 5‘
EXTRA HEAVY Artichoke! at 32.00.
GLOVES} CART“. SHEEPSKIN COATS.
HEAVY REEFERS. ‘
Willis ii
TTITTT T Pliili,
48 and all.
98 Washington, Street.
50. NORWALK.
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READY FOR YOUR “ if.
THANKSGIVING MT
The day of family munion and go od cheer Is at hand. W
your valued orders with stocks of good things at right pl'ioes‘.on
good goodn, f
Cluster Raisins, 22o,”
Small Pumpkim, by
Canned Pumpkin: 12c
Poultry scanning. In
box". -
sage Thyme, Marianna.
Plum Puddings, lilo.
Orangu, 25c dozen. T
Papplng Corn. 10c. -.T
Oh, i must not forgot. to
Good Potatoes are a very important
item. Long island stock. which will‘
appear to your credit on your “No.3
25c pin; 95¢ bu.: 5 bu. lob. 90c bu..
Boot Sweet Potatoes.
‘ Whito and Yellow Turnip: that are'
sweet and nice.
Creamery Print Butter Clover Hill.
None so good at any price. Make your i
own comparisons in quality and price.
32 on. lb. Elliot pure sweet about '(liiio
Tub Butter. Good. nice, 28:: lb. and cloar. Special reduood pct“,
Emit. but. 35: dozen. r... i gal. iic quart. p p
E999. 30c dozen. Will givo good furl, Cranberries. 10c qt. _ T
any bad, if you ohouid find any. White Oniono.
Lard Compound,10c. Lard, pure. tugboat quality,
. T
Tube 'Rou Flow in but 60c bag. I Nut. all oprtl, mm £th Tremor
15c lb. . T 20 ibo. Granulated Sugar, ‘1 i
Owl Robins are tho but brand. 2T No tickets. T .
lbw, 25c.- T A WORD TO THE WIOIIT O! .,
Nice Celery. Nico Appiu. T TEARLY.
That Tired Fooling
Of The Eyes!
What will you do about it? Will you continue to ”111",".
you choose the wiser course and have a tharouth examination, of
eyes? We make no charge for our scientific tulip: and ‘
alum. Properly Adjusted in what we moat“
o. B JACKSON
‘ announ- anionic:
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