1 col: ht..BouthWost. orni war
iaplayed along th.‘ New , 9
he storm ’, 'hlch Was flat".
.1!
r Pittsburg. Wed eeday. has even .
‘ ;’_ lov‘Ily eastward. d is now 9
1 ver New Brunswi in it has in"
{ii n intensity, an
ure 0! 29.10 inches;
tral
.1 v horthward to the
1 .high pressure and! .
. vcr the southern
§i.. and Montsem’e
ve degrees colder
1 degree warms .
ported from An
09.. Montgomdry.
freon, and Chemical.
‘Adoiph w prams ‘ ‘
‘ giving in N Y
1 ‘ Everet on
his homsil sou
‘1" M19999 Den .on spent Thanks-
are“. and family.‘ or.
Thonksglvlng in
Wtamiiy, or
angling with
The Empire State Surety Company.
of New York, capital $250,000, has been
usuryltted to transact buoiness in this
s 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliborn and child-
Mi. 0! Aasonia. spent Thanksgiving in
south Norv‘valk. where they tormeriy
resided. '
' 1 —.watsa our Kitchhg 9991‘- tor «81:19.5 herdhothéro
100 apeoialti as: ,
New store SZLWaah‘lila‘to‘” atb‘iimfl "“c
Richard Meade. iormerly of No elk.
ilpent. Thanksgiving with Me (1 in
town. Mr. Meade is now located in
motility.“ 9’:
Charles P. Btlinley and wife. at
Georgetown. had Thanksgiving dinner
at the parental home in Main street,
Namath. .
Commodore Clarence 9‘. origins.
Mrs. Ohboru, their son are maid, of
mm street. spent Thanksgiving in
New Haven
and Mrs. Clark M. Ely and
monster; was Evelyn Ely. of Chestnut
spent Thinksglvlnl vwith rein-9
Hi,l
tlvhs' in Dilhbury. .
Mrs. Pearl. llsli and Miles An
1 Utley, of outh Norwalk. spot
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Euglish's pay-
outs. in Ridgedeid.
gimlamo A. Bellow and Monica us-
South No milk. spent
ibaohnlv rig with Mr. Bolton's par-
in me Maven.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant of Main
street. Norwplii. ate Thanksgiving din-
ner at the horse or Mr. soil MN: “3”". ‘- mph will“
Mills. in Geometow _--.9.
‘9‘
Miss Aimee'lltlttorj or the Trainihg.
School for Nurses. New Haven. was the
nest 0t Mis Bio on
Baum .111
‘-~Men’s Boys' Winter (laps. O'Brien
9‘. Ward DaKiyn, '1‘ c. Millard. in.
goormafligson,m uoorae Beitaire snow
9 flcmaecticut Milkénuh 413:“ him: not”!!!
. a'
3! {was :ng
W
“‘1 r.
only Namath to spend the ’1‘ lion
' museums“ P”
' ttl'ie Bdiith
, Musical Union
, in Stamford.
illia‘iu Lauder. now employed in
1 t the day it his
tw '
ace. Norwalk. spent the day
ends out or town. 1
Mr. an ii Mrs George Malkin, or
‘ North avonue, entertained John Henry, ‘
or New York, yesterday. .
.“Mood's Hillside Bernin-
oil Wafionday. after the
meeting thlh av
_Lyceum.80‘ li‘
y 1 .
walk mason. who was
Ridgeiield. broke :hi
6«Look at our new in... fuli stool: or
Bed Comtortables It mlai
SEL- & Mon. M. S. Builth
The onlcers’ Associati ”
Norwalk Fire Dopnrthi
its regular monthly meeting
oohir cha r,O-rder or“ astern
Bthr, will hold a special meeti ng, this
eyeninit. at t ' i al
".0 0mm Assoc atlon 01’ the Nor-
9 halls police department vvill meet this
walk. in
pic at a pedal conclave to be held
this even as.
——Ver'y for brands or Cigars hold
their own ill: the Imperial Crown. It
has been red for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one or the stan-
dard brands. . .
. Mia's Jennie cushion, or new
street. has been called to her former
home in Long island, by the illness of
"1‘1 'Vlétoi“ samba. or‘Ntivara iv. J.
spent the day the guest of his parents.
Mr. and 11er George B; Sherwood, of
Woodwai'd avenue.
radii Bonneville or the shim
‘ New mullflfllflphbilfi Company. hid
Thanks; vine turks at his home in
mddlotoivn. Conn. 9y .
_ ~Bullds up the system; puts pure.
rich blood in the veins; makes anon
and women strong and healthy. Bur-
(lack Blood ttBi9o9rs. At I9ny drug
a re.: 3
William J. sterii g. or Bayvlew ave.
spent the any in sylMo‘rir city,- where
he was the guest 0! W'Van Solver.
formerly of South Norwalh.
The Christian industrial Letitia
will hold its regular monthly meeting,
this evening, at 8 o'.cloc9k at the
church.
New Rochelle, ate Thdnksglvin dinner
with Mrs. Bliss-Wood’s rents. ina'nd
Mrs. William P. Binal Born. of Taylor
avenue. 1
Janina Oillm re. so otQill
r. “to“!
the at: three recall It
y street is now colitis:
1 w -
0.
hi 3%
alumna]: ... .., _.
Em W’MWMMIE Mi “Rt:
0. B. will hold to War-32ml
Let every shoot othgtlh t‘iihm‘am and “be
present. “minis nillhe the la rehear-
south
will hold.
this even- .
Nor‘w‘ailt hfethodia‘t church
Mr. and Mrs. titration Bherwond. 9?
seem iii which .
l pdlioiiiilen “I*ol'li“’ltl liy 1;
.19: of
1‘ Color? :‘w
strlpoa-v—dhé
. Roman: ii 1
‘ 9‘Ail-whiihwc0rdod‘1‘vf
”hi-inch ‘ mr‘
Corded moire velour—400. 1 1 ‘
‘ Colored pond do. crane—Mu.
inch black, tannin-+459.
1-inch hiaokt [its
kind—7660.. . 5.. .
27- inch black iistln duch‘eas-6ilc.
27-inch black tarsus-cs 9c. 1
23 inch black tailors-5860.
BLACK“- 000631, 1.1. 1..r1
to win greater. favor eyery dmyl
1Prie‘stioy‘ allielihehi-utz yd.
”French sibellnes 9wlt9h white hairs--
yd v “
Brilliant albelinsae-rtl. 60 yd 1._
. Crash ‘Ind serge albeitneHr yd.
Snowflake suitings with grounds of
.bigolrd and gray, 40 and 6‘ inches Wide
Ingakirts or coats. lirin. all wool 60
inch—41 yd
Plush to‘r‘ Jackets. til to sh yd, and a
rich imitation ot Persian. lamb at 97
yd.
Lott hisle. rear.
rsc wais'rinas. ‘ " ’ '
so. yd.
from a dealer who was oissrina shop
for the season. Some are the same
patterns are had earlier at 769c~every
one ii; bright and attrantlv'o
Th i pink. and light his; ahd
cummiid‘ola side Ind car dial: and
gray and white and green. and hlaolr.
All are prettily striped in contrasting
colors; weaves are crepe and
trans.
A pretty lot,a
alot to be picked is...
‘Dromptly i 0
9c yard.
.rnE Hawaiian
121112190905 co.
*1 Nation-Dons.
Don’t You See?
”all! you spend all you
maleryoo'll be poor all your
life? .9 1,
Every man and woman
All”
‘i.i:.jl i.i.:v1;.‘:i‘.‘il"~
The South N iiia'lk
Trust Co.
mo Mont other: on de-
als-rho: its Savings Depart-
have you an ambition to be-
come your own “employer?
Ti 30, have you ever
thought that your capital
inpatcometro iriyour present
swings? Wei it must. and
tho time for you to continence
toi‘iiivb iii is Holly;
1.; tint
oily :toditanch out,
909.919.1va
Zihellna still is nuprsine. Its rich .
'gloss and smooth sort suridce combine
Heavyd Tierney, especially for walk-
Cash Prices.
‘30
A handsome lot piclred‘uo by iuclt'
should Tube 1 340019: account.
1 9991.99” actor
Black hrocIdo antic—«950. -. . 9
or regular Silo .
' forthcyijfmailflr‘eplaccs.
Conn. Railway ‘
&99l.ighting C9, 9»
LOOK AT THESE
. smelt.
NBTEAK .
BTRLOTN
106
PRO'gERHOgSE STEAK. 18 Q 200
H OS
LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB. 180
WHOLE F0RE9QUAR’91‘ERB,. g:
ROAST PORK 1
' 130; 2 lbs. (or B209
LB.
NED BEEF. Plate. do: Rump, 12c
DRESSED CHlCKEN
EYS. 1 '2184: 200
NE, 1 \ 8 and 100 lb.
nos . 21m. doz.
000 terms 01L. 20o bot.
Sohauh’sM‘arket
ENTERTAINMENTS
:1 all the requisites of success.
.Llnao
109%“
‘that is consistent pretty,
Niki heyond comment.
' out
W9
09 N cholaii um. m. M09.-
1y 0 daring roles, yet distincti 1 to
Thsllndios of the '0o‘niphiiy are all
0 silent and it. is dildouiti to .aeisct
Mimi. ianother tor special favor.
ii Vli-l l'a' Dormer .as Telly, was
61* it her work. and merited the
hi mmlhtloh sum hot: Miss
alto Robertson its Alice Pag'c. gave
ll ‘ omit the rd! . t
we. was
my .99 the”
h. \vas effectfvé. and is or do Mrs.
_ . an
Nosed; save a stately and. artistic reh- 1
.tiitiou. James R. Waite has in the ti1
a role a part that tits hint to the let-
.’ He looks the character admir-
ably Ind uhccoeds in imbuing it with
Harry
inst hut not least la adequately
as 91930th ason.
hole Terry. :4 ‘a play that 00
lights 1the worneil and unfolds as Dry
and- Worth
seeing“ The steel“ 0! the production
The scene of
port (Meg) harbor is vllthout
our: on one or the most strikingly
imautitul and realistic ever put on a
local stage. . ., _. .
ourselves or moi.
ponlt target the date on which "The
Prionner of lands”. plays. at Hoyt's
Th 3. The advance
Wm somber.
.aale-nwill undoubtedly. be lame. so get
your tickets early. or you will give
. WIN ream tally to remember the '
titlehot theraptime melody. "(30 Way
Back and Sit Down "
December 3.-
METHODIST EPTBOOPAL FAIR»
In addition to the musical features
already announced in connection with
the fair of the First M. Ill. Church in
music mill. neit Wednesddy, Thursday
and Friday, there will be music by the
orchestra or the Young Men's Christ-
ian Absocidtion. The entertainment
throughout ’will be on. Worth attend-
once at the fair.“ apart from all the
Hoyt's Theatre.
“‘ other features ot attraction.
”weak o'ii Newman 24.
959: ram . 1
Benhellrl‘loullon Co.
a Peai’oiaa:
=11} vaninb'an
Friday. By the King's Command
Baturday, 'l‘he‘ Momma of New York.
Matlnsaa.
Friday. Our belly Bread
Saturday. 'llha Quantity. Gltl- .
PRIDEB: Evenings, 10.20, 50 saute.
1. , menu .10 and 20 costs.
8
m: whw‘hd.
Charles cl'arl': Monitor
firsl‘laiitly
”u .
Delixlitihilly ”Nuns impressions
W130 tumultm English
it on b Press Public and
soonliv 090 f; W1 9 9
‘ the stomach 6! "
sto sch. phoducins a dwelling after _
. U. 8. Bonds to secure circu-
, Internal-Revenue Stamps.
A THANKSGlViND DINNER.
Heavy eating is usually the first
cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks
inflame the mucous membranes lining
poses the nerves 0! the
eat a. heartburn headache sour rls
lugs and finally catarrh of the stomach
Kodol relieves the inflammation. pro-
til‘cta the n’erves and cures the cotarrh.
K900i
atom“ two‘uhles by cleans in: and
swéetening the glunds ot the stomach.
Clidord Pharmacy.
9...... of ”to condition at .1
rm: cirv NATi‘ONAL‘ await, ‘
' at South Norwalk in the State of Con-
necticut, at the close of business. No-
vemher 26 1902: 9
RESOURCES 1 .
loans and Discounts “08.40431
Overdratta, secured and 110- 9 07
secured,
lation, . 05,000.00
Stocks. securities. etc.
Banking house. turnituro.
and natures. ;
Due from. National Banks
(not revisits agents),
Due from approved reserve
agents.
19.635.“
.436” 1
107. 00
Chocks ayid aster our? ti9t9oruiis, 16.090313
0 0 er a one '
lfiézhlim 4,805.00
Fractional paper currency.
nickela and cents. 03.06
is of Reserve in
Bank. via:
Spec - sinuous
Dual-tender notes. .0 995.9993“
10,996.00
Redemption fund with U s.
Treasurer (6 per cent. at
circulation)
res‘ indigestion, dyspepsia; all _
175.040.0191
‘ 3.233.761.
W.’350W9TIV
. his manna. another week of lively ‘
trading. Those special lots are limit. ; 9’
W? as, Ind—mull try to be among the"
. M ,
. WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
deens Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants vests tnucy trimmed, neck and
fibril. but” hliaiit‘y, heavy danced lin9- (3
so. only 96c each. .
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, superior finish, 60c valiie for 399!
each
Wo’méh's Forest Mills Vests and
Pants. line quality, sott iieeccd lined,
at 500 each.
Misses' Forest Mill's Fleeced Lined
Jersey Ribbed Underwear at 25c each.
Children’s Jersey Ribbed finderwear‘.
made by the Springfield Knitting 00.,
line ribbed. a bargain at 39c.
Bors’
Drawers, at 26c. .
Man‘s usoaawean. ; ~ ‘1
Men's Heavy Weight Shirts and ..
Drawers, at 260 each.
Men 5 Plain or Ribbed Fleece Lined
Shire and Drawers; all sizes at 49c
sac .
Mons Natural camel’s Hair, White
and Scarlet All W001,
drawers from 750 to $1. 60 each.
. The Dining Room should he.
Fleeced Lined Shirts and:
Ladies’ Kid Chives, ~
silk. stitched backs-.1161?!
pert ct skins. -
A fii‘il litre of the leadl
3‘1“"? . i ,N‘
1:9.de W 1G0". kit!
lauashloned lingers, .600
03' Wool Knlthi
pair.
Chit en's doll Gloves.
ore, at 25c palr.1 1
Meiils and Boys Heavy .
ed (limes, six dittorent stir
and 60:: pair. .
PITHY PARAGRAPHS.
You? dollars are gm» are
lug power hero. 1 1
Mons and Ellyn . sun
cits, good quality all
1' sistuetértdvmppe
91.126" quality, now only
“The Appleton" Faahl
Corset Covers, corset titling.
and bust, 290 each. ‘ ,
shirts and1
Imported 'i‘ai‘n O'Shantero.
Sc.
e niost attractive room in
here you entertain your guests the most. The socialteatures at th
room should be improved by tarnish inf thlg‘room lat
ion. (This can only? be done by p'urch as
s' most
ng good il‘hrnttiire and at”
price, and if price talks. there'll be loud clamoring this Week; or
CHINA oLosars,
STUD; FBOARDB,
our
DWI“; Tribute,
omm'o cHAins
310.001’0 035.00
.10.” 1'0 HGM‘ 1-
‘25.” 1'0““ 1
Q SJSTO: "5.00
$ 1.00 TO 8 3.
it you like them you can easily at lord them. See the good
ily sell themselves.
A J. COLLINSéi
Funeral: Dlmrors an ~
if“
i: Nauru main or. "
Are lndorsed by great ARTlth becauseThej
excelled, tor TONE. DURABlllTY and WQBK
AndiOlJR guarantee' is as, cod as a .1.
Government Bond
The only Derleqt PIANO PLAYER' TS,
.. «.4
. a
“polio”
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