ORI
Vicinil
ll
new cloudyiiitithe morn. l
in followed by fair colder. . The
eighth Which was central overi'l‘ennes—
Musicians morning h . oval to
h mlncrthivest. increasing lni intensity. .
‘ can is now central near Duisburg-.32 it
he producing cloudy weather with rain
or snow iron: Mainexto Floridan-ad all
.iaa west as St. -3’aul. Stormiiwaruings
are displayed from Hatteras to Maluoi
il‘he temperature is falllna slowly in
the northern sections. White Rlyor re-
ports two degrees below zero and Min-
nedosa eight degrees below this morn-
ing. Conditions favor‘ for this vicln~
ity. rain tonight, followed by clearing
city. 333
Charles Jones of Connecticut ave-
line, will spend Thanksgiving with.
friends‘ in New York city.
LChocolate Creams we. at Lane'a
Lincoln Council No. 4 0. U. A. M.
will hold a deuce this evening in Mys-
tic Chain“ Hall Washington street
Mr» and Mrs. George H. Traendly.
of liowaytoa. will spend Thanksgiving
with roiativesl in GreateriNew York
——Turksys 18c lb. and up~how is
that. Consult. u
“The Hostilgal Whist Club Evil! hold l;
meetl Fr a afternoon a o‘c cc
TIME; Georlge A. Wbelpley. of Fair-
held avenue ' '
W
DON’T JUDGE
the cost by appearances. Our
«totem-made clothing, gen-
demon, appears much more
costly than they are.
Come in and be convinced
that this is so.
H. w. KEMP.
7 Old Po Office Bldg» :Norwallr.
dock-“Diced Bitter ban
store. .3 w, ‘
Thanksgiving Day services‘ will be #35
‘ a
and slightly colder weather on Thurs. g ' ‘
.nensa
mlzllildanup the synleml-Wuts use.
blood in the veins; malice anon. T
Bur-
drug:
rich
and women strong and healthy.
held at Trinity Church tomorrow inor-
nip;- at 10 o'flclocll Theirector, Rev;
Roulllly 7F ‘llulnobrls ”will be in
runs. -. '
No advert Dilldlltldd
' haum-xuhrten-x
t be ~
. and paws on with
his Tectonics-— '
This on: u. been with brush tails
and cord fastener-«lilo. :: ~
iaabella-fox shaped boas? 3
Isabelladoxa double, boas. exception-
7 . ally’ handsome-430.
disposed of."
Dancing at the and
lll‘e Catholic Club; this
cllwood's Hall will bails
Lit‘lxwellcrs orchestra. ., w. .
J Frederick Bryan and .w wife; who
resided at No. 17 Hopio street..Noro
walk. moved lodno‘ to Bridgeport
where Mt: Bryant is employer as shit)-
ping clerk in a slam house. , »
Owing to the union service at the
Nomalk Methodist C b.3Thnnllsglv.
Aingymornlng there will be no regular
midewoekxprsyer meeting. at the Nor-
walk Conmetional Church. . .
fr' .\ .- WW
-‘ -~ , :leAMONDD .~
Aroma investment in more than one
Besides being able to realize
cash on then: at any time. their beau-
ty lae s. They are an insurance ag-
ainst be “rainy day,” -ivhlch some
times comes. to tit?l best 0: as. .,
A? well painted onsets no less an
inveslluent; " ' ' -
its beauty lasts. it will sell for more
if painted with the Colonial Paint;
while paint insurance is made possible
by that we of an absolutely pure or-
title lit-‘l’l all the Colonial. '
For sale by the For Cycle it Hard-
were (to. South Norwalll; the Norwalk
Hardware Co. Nor-walk
iflu. 8; an”
‘ with 8;“?sz tailswdsli
reception of
also. ii;
a
‘o ldck.’ music will he tarnished by
_ tails in
Handsome shaped lsabellinfoa boa
boaswlth slid hatred”
Bablolox one with brush tails and
paws-327.6 0",: .
‘Handsoln long sublets: straight
boawfll . i
Good short boas oi tablets: for as
littleaas '10.» i i 3 “i .
Rich tab scalds or marten with new
featenlns and trimmers: tails—.485.
$2gong marten boas rich and soft-—-
Marten clusteoscarts with hshdnome
tailswilo
Black lynx boas with handsome slide
lasteuiaHah.
.Dol'lble boss of blnclt Harv—$20.
was black lynx boas trimmed with
822 60 rout-oi-the-usual fashion—-
31......“ long boas ol- rich black lynx H
Mail's to match almost any or these.
Second floor.
FUR OOATB. ~ -
A good stylish fur coat is to be
bought hero for as little as 827. 50. it
is of nonrsoal in this seuon' a shape.
is nicely made. A wonderfully good . '
cont for the price.
Nicer nearsssl costs with handsome
beaver collar and rovers (the beaver
is aw. good contrast to the darker pelt)
Mink trimmed coats or senses! are
handsome—$6 5.
Combinations of Persian lamb with
material—$50
Second floor.
THE ROWLAND
on? GOODS co..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Don’t You see 7.1%“
Titatif you. spend all you
mom '1! be poor all your
life?
Every man and «as...
should halve a savings account.
The South Norwalll
Trust Co- 1*
polepcromtintmston de
posit: in its Savory: Dormi-
merit.
Wm...
vouuo'iiiau
have you in amElllon to bo- '
come your own ”employer?
It so. hat/e you ever
thought that your capital
must come from your resent
earnings? Well, it in ”is and
lance
best of it
t”
will wanton...
(.tiralllrc Syrup.
w revive their span ener-
glee, refresh and invigorate them,
cleatc new strength; endurance
and courage, all by helping their
stomachs to digest their food.
It aids nature,. and this is the
it gives immediate rc-
licl, and with perseverance per-
lnnncuily cures. .
, Mr 125. W. Pierce. of 43 Linden
Place, Hartford Coma. writes an—
der date of May 1, T902» ”it is
with‘ lunch enthusiasm that I has-
tell to refer to the old reliable
remedy, Mother Seigel’s Syrup,
better knoWn to many as a faith,-
fill friend in time of need My first
ogporttinity to learn the qualities
this wonderful tonic was at my
home in Canada about seven
years ago. I was then tendering
from Indigestion and the Syrup ,7
was highly recommended to me.
it Was the only thing that ever
helped me, and after taking it rog-
ularly for a short time i was en.-
tireiy relieved of all distress and
have never been troubled since
aye found it equally beneficial
as a general remedy. and as an ef-
factual blood and nerve tonic it is
without an equal. " Sold by drug-
LOOK AT THESE
Cash Prices.
SHOULDER s'rnax me ill
nouns anionic lac
SIRLOIN areas
raoraanoosn swans. 18 o {no
DEER“ ;0ENUiNE SPRING LAMB. 18c
WHOLE FORIQUAHTERS. , 9c
ROAST PORK,13c
SAUSAGE, 18c; 2 lbs. for 25¢
WHOLE HAMB 15c
:IéOKDDEF SHQULDERS '
120 up
FINNAN~HADDODK
FOWLS
13¢
manor, Plate. to: Rump,12c
HOME DRESSED CHICKEN
18 & 20c
r s.
sanaioelh
111005.? ‘ -i «270 d0!
COD LIVER OIL. 300 hot.
fichaub’s Market
ENTERTAINMENT?»
HOYT’S THEATRE.
weak or uovnussa 24.
25th was.
Bennett-Neuiion Co.
REPERTOIRE:
VOW
Tuesday. The Devi well.
Wednesday. Shipwrecked.
Thursd The Outca‘st of Society.
Friday. 7 the King's Command
Saturn”. The “Dangers of New York.
,
A: Mu “ 219' ‘M
Tuesday “Thhln.
, em
Em, e Wheel of Fortune.
”.1, The Country mall-l. .
accents.
so mu.
.n‘ouver ”ll 3 misnomer" 3
a. real-
3 landfill?
3 All?” MUWMHD? .
. i.‘ t; ,
the mififlwi where the
, w}
Across b a sweater would”
DIOR
According to,
a some but. brilliant
t ‘17.
resisted the trouble
t the scrap
out at an
. If
.a resilient made by the two linemen
before the game. The had agreed to
exchange flags alter the result was
linovm. The flags were on the sticks
used tor marking out go alias and are
considered valuable souvenirs. it helps
regarded a great honor to stilt-late over
such a big contest; 3’
As the close of the contest the liar-
Yard man who, by the way. was a big
husky fellow. reiuaed to exchange
flags lie .was much Irritated over
Harvard's defeat and when Dr. Hull
insisted the Harvard man dealth him
a sharp blow over the nose. with the
steel and or the flag stall Blood
nailed item the wound Dr. liuli re-
tallated' by attempting to strike his
mail with a stall but on account of the
two flags being chained together; he
toiled The blow tell short and Dr.
Hull says it it had struck it would
haye laid the Harvard bruiser in his
tracks. Things looked like a rough
end tumble fight when Yale men res-
cued Dr. Hull. Yale has the line flags
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
AUDIENCE HIGHLY PLEASDD.
The Bennett-Mouton Company pre-
sented The Devil' s Web to a well filled
house at Hoyt's, last evening and ev-
ery one in the large audience gave the
closest application to the efforts of
each member of the company, with the
result or being highly pleased with the
entire performance. There was an en-
tire change of specialties the comedy.
bar act by Lenny and LaVanlon being
especially good. Tonight the company
will present Shipwrecked. tomorrow at-
tel-noon The eel of Fortune and to-
morrow night The Outcast from accie
ty. Tomorrow afternoon the matinee
will not being until 3 o'clock. so that
those desiring to attend will have am-
sic time to enjoy their Thaultsgivlng
nner
. ‘ UNCLE Slims TERRY. ..
Uncle Silas Terry. the Maine light-
housekeeper. who is the principal in
the- novel which has made Charles
Clark Muun, one of the literary lions
obtbe year. is to ilguro in a play to be
presented at Hoyt‘s Theatre, Monday.
William Gill has dramatized lhe novel.
and James ll. Waite has been selected
for the role oi llncle Terry. Uncle
Terry is not unlike some of the lava-
ble fellows who have figured in near-
nll the. plays written by the into
sales A. Hearse. The story oi the
finding of Terry in the folds of a bed-
tick—after a storm at sea in which a
{hip pip, wrecked—41s closely followed by
r; Gill. Uncle Terry is said to be a
stronger character in the play than he
is in the novel. ,
. NEWS FROM PROCTOR'S.
That "nothing succeeds like success"
is shown every week lathe prosperity
oi the seven beautiful «Proctor theatres
iaNaw York. Newark. Albany and
Montreal. «Great throngs are attract-
ed by the splendid and diversified pro-
grams presented at these model play-
houses. and as a pleased patron is a
prolific advertisement the Vegas oi the
Proctor mine is daily on the increase
Who F. F. Proctor Big Stock 00., in
model presentation of the best come-
dies. dramas and nelodrar‘naa. has poe—
session. at the Fifth avenue. where
Minnie Bellman and William Bram-
well are the leading players; the Fit-
ty-sightb street where Montgomery
lrvlng and Edna Archer Grawiord have
the principal roles. and at the One
Hundred and Twenty filth street.
where Adelaide Kalle and Ned Howard
Fowler head the tsvorlte organisation.
Continuous vaudeville of the beat
class holds attention at the Twenti
' third street and at» “rectors Newark:
the Albany and “conical theatres. op
lb Proctor dire 1.. giving alternate
prggral‘ns of vaudllvills and an» All
Proctor Block
7 but nos-calico, vaudeville
lilacs lilies are introduced between the
solo o s an
shilling1 agnostic at all of Proctor:
Nels York theatres introduce the best
acts in YMQWHM‘: and the eat a-
no ninth:
, ill some tact: and health
‘ g litms lllllWll' greatly improve the urchin.
WlNTER UNDERWDAR lThms.
This means another melt of lively
tradlno. These "out lots are "out -'
ild and—well try to be among the
first.
,
t
“i9
Dress Gloves, ,Lim“
elem, Walking (its
good handwear and
plans. .
Ladies’ Kid Gloves, . .
silk stitched backs. new;
Lacies' two class c oral?
Glace Glove The
perfect shins. Ev ry
A lull line of the lead!
a pair.
Ladies’ Wool Coll Glo
,lar fashioned lingers.
.Ladles Wool Kultfloiiol.
pair. ' ‘
Ch-ildlen’a Golf Gloves,
ors. at 25c pair
Men's and Boys' Heavy'b‘lo
ed Gloves, six different ty ylel
and 500 pair '
Pl'l'HY PARAGRAPHS.
Your dollars are given rail?
lng. power hare.
. Men's and Bovs' Fl
Silents. good quality, .
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, vests fancy trimmed, neck and
trout extra quality, hoovy iieeced lin-
ed, only 25c each.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. superior iinlsh, 50c value for title
each. ..
Women's Forest Mills Vests and '
Pants, line quality, soft hooped lined,
at Silo each.
Mlsses’ Forest Mills Fleeced Lined
Jersey Ribbed Underwear at 25¢ each.
Children' a Jersey Ribbed Underwear.
made by the Springfield Knitting 00..
line ribbed a bargain at 390. . 3
Bo'ys' Fleeced Lined Shirts and
Drawers. at 25c. -
MEN'S UNDERWEAR. .
Men's Heavy Weight Shirts and50
mowers. at 26c each. -
Men 5 Plain or Ribbed Fleece Lined
Shiite and Drawers all sizes at 49c
sac
Men's Natural camel's Hair, Whites
and Scarlet All Wool. Shirts and
drawers from his to 11.50 each. .
‘ Finnnelette Wrappers
Id 25 quality, new only
3 ”The Appleton" Fashiww
Co set Covers corset fit
bust 290 each. 3
nilnported Tam O‘Sban
" ADORN :7
YOUR ammo-Roe
The Dining Room should be the moat attractive room
here you entertain your guests the most. The social feature
room should be improved by tarnishing this room in the mod
ion. This can only be done by purchasing good Furniture all
price and if price talks, there’ll be loud clamoring this weelt f
CHINA cLossrc . 0 385400..
SIDE'BOARDS, '
BUFFET!
DINING TABLE.
DINING CHAIRS,
ily sell themselves
A J. COLLINS 66 .
Funeral Dlrooloi's all?! tnlbdl‘nul' n, :3.
12 NORTH MAIN ta‘l‘.
South Nomalk. ’ ’
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