. dud Mrs. ’J J A5011 9 . port, to lemoin over Sunday John H Knapp. oi“. West Street. is slowly improving from a week’s ill- nose. I . Mia‘s Dawson went to Gannon, Conn" gosterday to enjoy her Thonksgiving: .3 Ned on d and re the guests of relatives in Ansonln. , The bulge From is at the wharf of the E: M Tolles Company With a load or hard cool. Fred Force. Jr. of the McKibbin . _ Company. is ill nt his home on Cres- ‘ cent Terrace. , mr. and Mrs F sneewey of West port will spend the day with friends in New York city. . . Miss Florence Chancellor went to ‘Allsonia; Conn” yesterday. to spend Thanksgiving with her mother. .Mrs.‘ Millie llling, and tamlly. oi cunt Vernon. are guests of relatives i The Norwniks over the holidays. Mrs C. B Bates. and her sister. Mrs. Mary E. Bennett, of Lowe street, are spending Thanksgiving in Brooklyn ‘ The Christian Industrial League will meet to‘Inorrow evening! pt 8 o clock at the S th Namath Methodist Church. —-Don't fall to notice the fresh Boa bolls, at 29c 1b., at hopes. . A Thanksgiving service will be held in Grace Church this morning; at 10 o ’,clock wth special music and sermon. ‘J E. Cori. of the G N. McKibbill . Company. is confined to his home, on Franklin street, with a slight illness ‘William Jennings. of Wilson Point road. has been summoned to New York « on account of the illness oi his broth er - The young son oi Judge and Mrs. Edward M Lockwood, who has hoeen . fritically ill. in now getting ‘alongnlce- " Y- . David Cassius», oi New Britain is spending the day the guest of his sis- . ter, Mrs. Edith Paganetti. oi Haviland street Nelson Crew, a student at the Brook ' lyll Medical College, is enjoying a va cation at his home in South Main .otroet. . P L Shea and family oi New [Jon— don. are Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs. M J Morris. street ~Vary few brands of Cigars hold I ..m h... their own like the imperial Crown. it hon been sold for 10 your: and over. and is now conoldered one at the stun-of durd brands. . The ball at ‘the Hebrew Social Club ' will be held this evening beginning at ton street. A. C Cuneo and Willie Cuneo of; South Norwaik. returnhd today from ltoxbury Conn. where they have been tho past week packing apples. . -—Dr. M. 8. Rosco. Eye and Bar ape clcilllt from Bridgeport. removed his! other: from the Mahnckcmo Hotel. to is: North Main so, so. Norwolk. where he can be consulted on Tuesdays. Thursdays ind Saturdays trend 1 o’clock to l p. In. only. , weather I remand to give satisfaction to Valiu- DQllliIBtlc ~ I , oigNorwulk, will confer the order of , this morning at 10: 40 o'clock. 1 Hope Hose Company, of Norwalk wont ‘ 1 thin Bro loe‘as Collette. leaves tonight fore it A .u concluve to be held tomorrow lug, Clinton Commandery, R. 'l‘.. the temple of Norwalk. left last night tor Bridge- port where they will be the guests to- Iduy of relatives. Lloyd Jonninzs. of Tracy is home to Spend Thunkseivlnv Dry with his pen elite. Mr and Mrs. pings. of West silueet . II . The Flint Christian Science society. of Norwalk will hold a meeting at their rooms in the Masonic building, Miss Elly Sartain. oi Wilkesbarre Pa” and Frank Sar.‘tnin of New York are spending. the day the guests of their brother, ProfCl E sauna A Small delegation oi members of to Derby last night to attend the on dual ball of Storm Binsine Company, oi that place Miss Clara Folsolne. the petite dsm onstrlltor who has been in South Nol- walk showing the public the merits of I'Cereohosio“ is spending the day ill New York city. The South Norwnlk postomcc will close today at 11 a In. There will be one delivery and collection for the day. Mail Will be iii 'the boxes at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. _ George Schellinger arrived in South Norwnlk from Philadelphia last night to make arrangements for the removal of his family from their West avenue home to Philadelphia, where he is now employed. \ . All entertainment for the benefit of the Center department of the Norwnlk High school will be held next Friday evening ill the school building. After . the entertainment ice cream and cake ( All excellent program . will be served. in being prepared it The linen? of the "Brown Busineac College football team in their game this afternoon at 1 o’clock on the Barn ter Grounds ‘with a strong team from the. Ansonia high school will be: right half back Volk; left hair back. Finch; leitend Oates: left tackle.F . Williamson: left guard. Clary; center Knorr; right guard Morton; right tackle R Hawkins; right end A. Rob inson: quarterback and captain. J Cockerllam. Attorney John J Conco was in New York Tuesday in relation to the case oi John Fanzllli. the sollth orwulk contractor. against William cCa’un of Port Chester an action to recover H.500 for services rendered by the plaintiff. Yesterday Attorney Cunco wont to White Plains to ascertain from the ullprome court clerk when the cusp of Washington iii and ewill accordingly nlc pupero at that orhltm. but our 1, com properly scalloped. well made - on poor: to .. could be assigned. the found that this could be done about December 15th AT WHOLESAME PRICES. i l have just received a complete line 8 o 'clock. in Raymond' a Hall. Washing- -I 25(AT ES.‘ UMBR RECLAIM There is potllinit'heup about theuc umbrellas except the price i antec every umbrella, 40c up. Prices from 19 «am mm cruel-.7. WA'ITRBURY ‘tllrseuay visit to noston and yield-’5 I ‘ John McCormack and James Ludlam. ' Charles E Jon- _ . to make tripods with. We vouch to tholr choroctor. .J, a Resolution style coats. mostly it inches long. looselflltiing books". v wide hand-ahdpod shoulderc; in black end Oxiord continuum rough and, ~y , smooth. :6 to $25 - Russian belt coats, quite slugger in appearance and a welcome ‘ change to those who are tired of the regular styles; 48 inches lent. in fancy choviota. Oxfords and block, 615 to $26. ‘ ‘ Unusual values in black and Oxford coats, warrunted inst color and , all wool well tailored and perfection in m 310. ' H S & M ovorco‘ats. particularly stylish. from $12 to $80. Warm rosters and pistol-s and, windrprooi coats in goodly variety. . Comstock Bros Always Reliable. SOUTH NORWALK. ~— NORWALK. o ' PECK a SNYDER AND SPAULDINQ W8 guuo‘ i'Colllllllll’l litres till 1 QUALITY COUNTS Prices are regulated by supply and demand. but don i lose sight oi the important part quali- iy plays in the iransacilon. The economy oi buying good illlngs doesn’ t usually appear in the prlce~but always In the results. We soil- Clt your patronage on the grounds of pure, Iclean, grain and iced. rightly handled. at fair prices. 9 .. . Buy Oats Thais Clean MANUEL T. HATCH-l Speclal Notl Order your Christmas Engravmgnai once if you don’t Want to be disappointed. New Plates and 50 Cards. 80c and upwprd. 50 Cards from old plate. 50c and «SOC,I William P Beers Bookneller NORWALK. CONN. .. Christmas Photographs “Jackson's ovuolo- A Fin. collocation of chain. Portraits, In all the New.“ Stylcn. new open , , , .. , for Inspection. I Jackson's Situdlo. 53 Wall St... Norwalk. 1 iv ‘ ”I. blot and Stop pom .IShirtsI 1% cents. these I thirtll’ whatov . Wc‘ simplv have decided to clone them out. Seine are displayed in our must win- ’ . his cutboat “illik. " , Butler Lodge. No 9‘7, 1 0.0 F” held :I ‘ Mndisdn street. are spending the day « Smith's [1 daughter. of Oronoke, lire guests today ‘-_‘ of Mrs. C G. Shmnw.ly,oi Union Park. Men I Hall _ will eat Thanksgiving turkey today. . the guest of neuron William Miller at ‘ . trum. of Harriet street. Norwalk. . which shows off to fine advantage. The wagon will he titted out with new I totally. Instill I . ‘: and white. which they I if display at the loot Tip. Sheet Iron ' Comm ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.‘_ W Special Policemen Frank strntion walk. Dal win Wadhnlns, of New York, fol~ merly of Norwnlk. is in town. to spend Thunksglvmg Day. Victor W. lierris will start for Long island. this morning, after ducks. in a meeting. last night, but transacted only routine business. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Byxbee. of With Bridgeport ilIIieIllls. - Mills Agnes Rntclliord. of M S Encoding the day with friends in Don ury. Frederick T. Schlitt. oi Thompson- ville Conn. tolmerly oi South Nor- walk. is Spending the day with friends in town. Mr and Mrs. C. F. Johnson and Norwalk. The Team Drivers' Association of The Norwalke will hold a dance, one week from tomorrow evening. in Red 7 Mrs. Stephen 1). Byxbec and Robert M Wilson. of bolltll Norwulk are guests today. of Mrs Charles D. Stowe, or Middletown. Conn. John Aberorombie, of Bridgeport. his home in Madison street. A Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the uppetlzlng accessories. was served yesterday. at Lane’s West Washington street restaurant. George. Leslie. instructor in telegra- plly at the Brown Business College. is the guest today of Muse Ililllun Bur— Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lunn and ln~ lent child. and Mrs. Bensonr of Bridgeport. are Thanksgiving guests today of. Mrs.‘ J. Anderson. 0! Taylor avenue 8. C Palmer Sllnduy resigned as vlce'president of the Lamont Club. sitting on his reason that he was to do. vote his time to the young men of Trinity Church. »- Edward Doulells. who played with the. R BIG baseball team. this summer. is spending the day in Bridgeport. and will witness the “unison-Acorn foot- ball gnlne. This oreniug he intends to attend the theatre. The class in the sliding door of Gus Rosclle's lunch wagon. which was broken recently. hnu been replaced with a handsome pullc oi cut glass wheels "today. The barn dance of the South Nor- wnlk Hnylnakers which was voted to be held December 12. has been post- polled indefinitely on account of Rcd Men's hall having been secured by Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. for that evening. The annual election of ofllcero oi DBBIIIIB Fowler Post. 0 A. it. will br I hold next Monday evening. at the post rooms in South Main street. Every member in earnestly requeuted to be preoont at this planting. and have his say as to who nhall be the officers for the opening your. A family reunion will be held today. at the home of William A. Clark. in Mr. and Mrs.01ark. Mr. and Mrs. C. S s mebrldxe. Mills Nellie 'l’rowbrldsc: Mr: and Mill t} A.We‘lllpley and Fred~ or’iok Mervin. oi Pawlhlg. N. Y. The young ladiell um College altorllo’on. The was on duty last night in South Nor Washington street store. is Phony o no voltb heavy 80D. , ’ Me'n'si Ribbed Underwear. _l , Russian Vests for outdoor m HEAVY REEFERS. Sllluk & Price 98 Washington Street. 50. NORWALK. fabric thnt ill fashionable EXTRA HEA VY Attic jacket at $2. 00. . GLOVES, CAPS. SHEEPSKIN COATS, llillls li- Still 48 and '30' Wall Silt l ‘an a hurry. i motor and each , . . 3 :42 that in film ought to m. Blue Ribbed 1m; Brewers were 39 en. $2. 00 and J noun/All... . Elmwood avenue. Those who will all- I slut in demolishing the turkey will be p oIBrown Bual- :' up: ullnlay you: > little like at purple : ‘ topped! to pr‘oud- -’, .......... WWW...“ M W...” a..- m... “MW“-.- READY FOR YOUR The day oi lamlly reunion and go od cheer in at hand. We are . _ your valued order. with stocks of good tiling: at right prices. 6999 good goods. I Good Potatoe- are a very‘ important item. Long inland stock, which will appear to your credit on your table, 25c pin; 95c bu.; 5 bu. lot... 90: bu. Beat Sweet Potatoes. ‘ White and Yellow Turnip. that are 1 meet and nice. 1 Creamery Print Butter, Clover Hill. .I None to good it any price. Moire your . own comparison: In quality and price. on 32 m. it). Pout Tub Butter. Good. nice, 28c lb. Eggs, but. also dozen. :gal. Eggs. 30c dozen. WIll give good forP any bad if you should find any. Tube Rope Floor is bent, 60c bag. i Lard Compound 10c. 15:: It). i No lbc. 25 c. ‘ 4 Mine Celery. Nice Apples. Cluster Roi-inc, 32c lh.I Small Pumpkins, by pound: Canned Pumpkins 12c nod 15o. Poultry Seasoning. lrl 1!}:an box". , Sage Thyme. Marloralne Plum Puddingl. 10c. Oranges, 25o acted- Popping Corn, 100 i and clear. Special reduced. pried Cranberries. 10c qt. White Onions. Lard, purcflhlghwt quality. , 20 In» Granulated Sugar ‘ Owl Raisin: are the but brand. 2} No tickets. A WORD TO THE WISE. .EARLY. . , l mun! not forget to pure tweet Rumt Cider. 6c quart. to, all com, fruit and new I What Ivlil you do about it? Will y eyes? We make no charge for our pole Glasses. Properly Adjusted is what we »_ as WAhl. "Bil": That Tired Feeling Of The“ typo! ‘ you choose the wiser courts and have n thorouabsbilnminntlon ill til 0. B JAC KsoN’ .RADUA‘II CP‘V‘IOIAI on captinue to underpin loll ntiilc teatiul and I!" nunritntoe. I Mama I
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