1 ‘ 'rtect iii feels to your slices 111 will be a revslhtlpnaiiswoomort , lth stationery news. . Stevens Market advdrtiscment ungostlve of Thanksgiving. « S. Stuttevan‘t‘ tells you how to get ad the advertisement. iNewYork Grocery Company is dver IsQ13 pec‘ials Llo . hanksgiviug ' 1 odoutli’al.‘ 01" Connecticut ‘ 31 taken a position as clerk Lander sindve1 tisr ve the advantage of , coking forward. ' lanolie, the young daughter of Mr. mi Mi‘li Smith Northrop, of Main .1 la P11 Iio- Market has something to 't turkeys and it is said well Read the. advertisement. .'.Irvlng Dibble is having the inter- im at his reciden'oe in Bayview avenue shared and handsomely deco1nted. A man ought to pick his overcoat s ca'reILuily' as he picks his friends, 11 thus you will be Interested in LomLato‘ck Brothers' advertisement up. L011 another page. ' ' e work pp the Main street iii-c show coming along in excellent shape. The masons are today engaged laying the brick flooring of the sta~ Jar. the horses - 1 1911011 Dei"L.1lck of Flushing New orlt. the famous lecturer who has just turned from London. will lecture on 9 subject The Two Flags 1'01 the neat oi the Knight Sfreet A M E b ‘Decera'bm 5111.11. is expected actors will he a rate treat. Hardware Company ”a diré‘ [sing Anvil carvers We on iderstand that these curveis are or ex- 1101111 inorit. The specimens that Is firm has in stock are of the better designs and the shapes of the bladm‘ ‘re selected on account of their popu arl . Lhingto‘n Lodge. I O. G. 'i‘.. of cm 11-, Will hold a fair I11 the lodge . ahbuimy Thursday and Fridax evenings. December ith and 5111.119 an attraction, Mr. Korea. of Weston. will present a farce composed by him- "self, Thursdriy evening. There will be dancing on Friday evening. 'The lodge rill hold a regular meeting this even- 11; . Charlés T. Peach who spoke last night, at the mass meeting of the 'teamsteis. is quite well known In The 'N01 walks who‘re hsrhas many iriehds. Mr Peach min for several years cm- played as type setter on the Norwslk Guet 11. At préaent he Is on the lin- yp‘e farce at the Danbury News Ho . ‘ a thoi'ougb printer. was candidate for o'l'nptrolle'r on the sta Socialist ticket this tall. and knows he trades 11111011 question tram its Inception. Mr Peach met many of his old triiends, last slit. and was given a hearty welcome. ....-.A. “LL...“ BIG SALE. 111 1.1111. Linen Box Iiaper and En relayed. closing out at 'Llc per box. in price was 161: and Do. Child'- ‘11 Box Paper. 7c Res 111']! Lin- gusran‘ $1.110 ‘2 .. Alarm too x‘, 1111111111111 iii-la .' . Naugu' 110k " or iv '. Knights of Pythlas HolIL" Washington _ concern . L outa'r room; 1.. 1“qu. L are running today without interrupv , . tlou. of '. Palms. 1 y . . , all At around the coop: attraction. Till“ it» Dr and Mr H will spend 'iii. taker ivlm'. at the death a home in Court Mabsckemo, Foresters 01 Am- will meet 'thia' evening. in street The Patriotic Order or Americans will hold 11 regular meeting tomorrow evening in Red Men‘s Hall,” in Wash- ington street. M Palestine' Castle. Anclént 01.1.1. Knighin oi the Mystic Chain. hold a regular 11111“ ting last night and GOiji‘l- red the round table dogreo on 'Adstin Gulnor . ’l‘he stilkc situation ”in practically the some today as it has been the past Week. The South Norwalk dealers re- poit an almost unprecedented. business and plenty of drlvors. Raymond Bro- there; today have thiiteen tennis on the road Fred Anderson. captain oi' the water steamei "Commander” who has been at the Norwalk' Hospital the past ten 'wecks. recovering from a severe at- tack of typhoid fever Will be discharg- on tomorrow and will eat his Thanks— giving dinnei at his home In East Nor- walk. The bookkeeping class of the even— 111g school at Fronkllnfi Ebool. will hold a session on chn y evening :1 or this week, since the regular meeting night falls on Thanksgiving. The class now. numbers thirty Members The evening school will hold but thieLe ses- sions this W01. 1k. no classes meeting "lillllSdily night. That tbcrc have been 1cm dogr. in South Norualk within the past few weeks thorn is no doubt A few days awo in H E Bates was called 1.0 kill a (101: owned by a man nhmed Brown. liiiug in the vicinity of Roton Hill. ~ ' lally desirable The on and had developed the dumb rabios and the doctor put it 'out of itsmlsor‘v. A. A Raymond .Ir. reccni-' ly shot one of his valuable dons no . cause It and developed the tables in tin dumb form. . A traveling salesman who spent Monday night at the (iroveland Hotel in Danbury came to South Noiwaiki this 11101111113: and told a Mary 01 how he had seen a young man leap or fail to his death across the direct from whom he. otnyed last night. About 51 o‘clock this morning he saw 11 young man go to the window and apparently in a dazcd condition loan for out. He. looked and to his horror the man fell three stories to the sIdeWalk. dashing' his brains out on the hard pavement. i The salesman said he uulckly packed up and made for South Norwaiu, fear" log that he might be held as a Witness to the iollow‘s death. ARE PAYING GOOD WAGES. American Manufacturers Burprlle the British Employero’ Federation. LONDON. Novembei its—The Amor— Iran plan of paying goon wages and en- couiaglng employers to Increase the daily output \ihirh was introduced bv the manager of the American Eliot-tri- cal Works. at Manchester. has been formally protested against by the Em- players Federation. of that. district. The latter claim that the labor market is being dcmorallaed and their works drained at t eir best men v the A211- crlcan 01311111 5. who pay in r laborers twelve cents 1111 Mar against nine cents paid by the British employers; and get double the amount at work accomplish- ed. The Americans intend to Ignore the protest They say the British work- man is capable enough. but he la de- morallzcd by low wages and the 110111- lactating oi the English toremeh. against whom they have no redress. The British employers blacklist the men their (women. discharge. and are attcmptlu to prevent the American r'om employing them. The Americans however, propose to stand «loot iron. the 1111111 layers' Federation" and carry 'on thcir warns iii their own way. .. 1...»... , B HAVANA. Nov. 26 w'i'he street oars L _ isturhanoe has been reported, ‘11 bout a meeting tween the atrlks leaders. IndiPrsaidontM it willhtali's place at 11601). i In. OWIII' police 11/01. " 1 km arching all than an Whommh tern!!! have. ken; 111111.81. Ry" .Lbsv Mex.N inik .aa' "lav. amt .. LL long. ' " ALLI. animals A1112 8121111. Thanksgiving 0'00 Men's Black Clay Worsted Suits, very nice, Indeed; value $12.00; now; ' _ - 006 1 Men’ 3 Black 'l‘hihet Suits espec $7 00 000 Children's Suits and Overconts, ' $1.26'and mom; «9 Men's Shirts, open front and back, 500 0.. OPEN EVE‘NINGS. D. GottIiob, 11 North Main Shoot. TODAY iN WALL STREET. WAI L STRET 10:10 a. 111 401111111; pi hes were slightly below yesterdays closlng. and In the secondary transac- tioaa iurihcr losses weie noted. reach- 'lug a point In St. Paul and 11/5 in New York Central. Manhattan opened quiet «illii unchanged. but soon lost ‘74. and a similar decline was made in Amalgam- 11th WM 1. 8'1 REET noon—Jrhe market blltkmi and 111ch for a consldsiablo time but the gcnciul level was. above the lowest, except for some of the Col~ mado and Southern and the“'Gould . BURKS which were under pressuie. Manhattan was then taken hold of and pushed up to "15%. with a simultan- eous risc to 158 in New Ymk Central. Other stocks followed the lead or these 311111112..qu recoveries were largrlv ii'.artlonal- -Moneiary (ondltions show- cd ienewed prominence. owing to the continued firmness of sterling cxcnange 1:111:11 today holding at yesterday' a high l 111110. WALL STREET 1 p m -—~Unlon 1'11- (‘Ifli was ottoml n'eavdy and touched par. musing an outbreak of selling at othoi points Some of the lending stocks sold lowrr than in the foreman and Manhattan reacted to 153% W11- bash fell 2% to 28 on a tow transac- tions. but. met quick support and re- covei ed to near 30. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reports over private Wire at Movies 1. Goldschmidt commission brokers. Swan: & Corbett’l block, South Nor walk: Open High Anial Copper, 56% 56% Am Cot 011.41% 47% Am G Two 4954. 491/. American 1013,1075. 107,1. Am Icc. pid. 38% 38% Amer Loco. 28% 2871. Am Smelt. 42% 42 63 Am. Sugar 11991. 119% Anaconda 87 8? A. ’l‘ & S. Fe 83% 83% A. ’l‘. & SHIP pf 38% 98% Ball. 81 Ohio.100% 100 Bldyn. 11. 'l‘.. 0265.81 Chen. & Ohio, 415% 716% (1111:1211 West 2814 26% 20% 2h C, M. £1 81. [£17696 177% 176% 177 Col. F.& 1.. 85% 91 Gal South. 30 30 Consul Gas, 213% 214 213 Del. I: Hud..162% 162% 1.62 Detroit South 17 1 llirle 3231531384711. 34 Erie 1111111126 14656 146% 116 ii 1:30 152 111 Central. Lou, 1h Nash. 124% 135% 12 2 Manhattan. 158 155% 161% 1 4% . 11036 133'. 189% '1 $111.. Mo. Pacific. dial! Natioaidlmd. 28% 'Y. Control 1.57 168% 1 M“ Lili‘fi,‘ Wash, 70% 10% «:01 1 LR‘WoIt., 3014 1014 11.. $315131. 19 f as. as. 10811 101,11 “1012: '68 1111111161: it haircut 1- 16" $9.01 213% ' 1911. 1191 1m 1111 My repair charges are very reason am ls. i am as capable In working on Ladles‘ gs‘Lr’msutLii as upon Men's? 01 course, it you want new work-— 'well coma in and talk With me. 1 Suggestions. ‘ hollow i can interest you. "30 SOUTH 3M IN BT'REET, 1 Here Is another of the ”Superior" line. It is amenam'el shoe with waited sole and 1N1 in every respect as. 00. 1111 has 1111 iii. .9. 911013 1113011, , at; \vA'RrfiNGTON STREET. sntz'rit Nunwm K .' lliinligiiing 0101111 Are bars 111 abundance. Lu as hip you, with some of our Currant} Droulpg‘ for Thanks- giving; OVERCO‘JITS’. suits. ramming k I W Our .515, 00 salt is art exceptl6mllyaobby one; - "- , ties in 511.111.1131 Waistugnd Dresses. "' 1 1 1 were Wrong "“ 031154731; ' and ten inch Vote Owing to constantly increasing business in our Dress Goods Department, we have been coma _L 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. All the newest shades and desirable Weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. All the latest who. fit; We are agents for the Celebrated HASKILL- SILKS, the best Silks made. Every yard better than ever before. guaranteed by the maker. Our fall line is complete, inclnding these popular we'aves: Peau dc Sole.) P'osu dc Cygng. Taffeta, Armure, Gros Grain, Faille, Francoise, Satin Duchesse. All in black only. lie—"0h! Then you confess that you ' She~"h‘.r—-—well-—-I confess that you were rightJ‘—Brooklyn Lite. NOTICE. Mayor’s Office, South Norwalk Conn ‘ To Joseph R: Taylor, SIC.'erk oi the City at South Nonpalk. r' .._. By authority vested in the as may or. and by direction of the Council or . said city 1 hereby direct you to give no 1 tlce to the legal voters of this city that " a special city meeting will be hold at Arlou Hall, In said city, on Friday, No 1e1nber~381h91302 at eight pclock p. 111.. to consider the advisability of 11p 1' pioprlating not to exceed hiteen‘ hun- dred dollars (:1 600) tor the to lowing purposes: vim. 8150 for a no at an . ler lock for the Fire Department 3in " for miscellanec‘ma articles for saldfine- _ partment not exceeding $500 tori a team of horses 191‘ said department $100 for a team of horses for street department 8225 for a sanitary wdg- ' on and 875 for harnesses and blankets, and if deemed advisable to appropri- , ate said 11% or earns. 11:" any part thereot; a to transact any other L business proper to come before said ~ meeting . earned at South Norwolk Nov. 22.’ l MORTIMER M LEE. Mayor. ' We hare eveiu ’ 0301111111111 for man. Woman 129' child to wear from the" top oi. their heads to the bottom A true copy. Atteat: .. ‘ JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. ’ 1L. City Clerk. n24 3t Notice to Contrac- tors 0ch or Water Wc'ommlslioncrs, City qt Norwallt, 41 Wall St. on“. . Sealed proposals will be receive this onlce'mdtll 5 p m. of Friday N yomlihr 28.1902 tor excavating, laying, and cor 11 line of six 11.1.1 I mains in his city of Norwalie. Approximate lonathl as inflows: 2680 teat tea inch pipe at eight inch 400 test six Inch. of their feet. The best of everulhiao lots La certified choc pm 1111113100, which
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