statute books should
to ystcm of laws in re-
marriages as com
bee where the Interests
e1ncluded. in childless
his the interests of man
which have to be con;
he moment children an-
llei‘ On becomes incompara-
iincult. For childless mar-
sms to me that divorce
for easier; but in the other
tereSts of the next genera-
111 place much greater oh»
9 way of separation.
of tests recently conducted
_ orgicentrai electricity sta
‘ very clearly that the resist-
' h a flywheel offers to the air
ein some cases to a con-
ate expenditure of ener
the flywheel of 451% horse
nos Was run with a sheetl
arm: to reduce the 1eslstanco
lo the air 5 7 horse- power
so worth $280 a year
,. gistrnte'the other day. A
dumb boy was arrested.
V stealing a scaling from
e wrote his answer to
lab had sat on an egg in the
yard and hatched the gos-
he store considered that he
to the cooling.
FASHIONS.
bats are as. popular for
. ,. are for ladies, and I am
hink quite as becoming to
. eebreasted Norfolk Eton
nexcsllent style, and quite
o the woman who can Wear
m‘rtin scarfs wh1ch resemble
lonely are very much worn
. rate are not nearly as expene
1e.
ruled by baby ribbon
oils in one's Twin dl'dbe take
only and impart a pleasant
e’ s clothes.
ass-stitch embroidery is excel-
obtaining the Oriental effects
much desired for waists,
'de. sofa pillows. etc _
Will take the time to look
its: that will full repay her
snakes it.) a number or very
Vii attractive posters and pic-
1110911 such pretty waists ins s
laces that I cannot r—
ot em again. The: are
. and are so easy to
‘ 9 has no dinlcuity in get.
. pretty design at home
require no trimming. mu
color in the form of 1'0:
11 car from the more elab-
n the English idea. Very
11011311 not to interiors
3 or it is emphatically a
‘11. and ‘s‘oea by that name
and a very. expensive
,ji The skirt is remark»
baoiutely plaid. with the
in some graceful folds.
be back; an
' ‘1’ 611134113111. o'er-air: or
Which can be renovated
to it} and res” or tour
, in a lesbians-
MARRIED.
all
’ all the caucuses they hays incurred in
, their games this «not. had are proud
of with”. last that they close the “3:?
Bend the
tiscmcn‘t. and sea:
anchors goo
Mr and aWilllulu ll asylum
with l‘rionds
Read Corns 1
story about clothes, especially suits.
he has to say about good engraving.
101 d.
thanksgiving gu
town.
the eyes.
for them.
Charles Murray. who held No.50,
day evening
tiately & Brennan, South Main street.
tisexnent today.
there. you know. .
voice of the 801112.11"
kins 1‘: Dow 1115 Washington street.
Read their advertisement.
John Abelcrombie and family
with Deacon William Mlliel.
home in Mddison street
DrE
do. Schnell' of libido Hill.
Hungarian Spoiety. in Arlen Hail.
The Hotel Clifford was tilled with
transclents. yesterday, who preferred
to spend Thanksgiving in South Nor-
weiit. rather than anywhere else in the
state
Mrs. Mary E. Sniith. Miss May.
George and Frank'Sylveater. of New
York city, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E Hoyt, of Grove street. over
Thanksgiving
Don Juan St Carlos. a well-known
Norivalk colored man. was placed un-
der n1rest. this morning, by Chief of
Police .Bradley. A woman, whom the
police were also alter, escaped
The Sunday school teachers of the
South Neiwalk Baptist Church, will.
nest. this evening. at 8 o'clock. at thel
march, when the lessons will be ex-
.)ounded by Rev. B. B. Carpenter.
H. Krieger is advertising ovorcoats,
today. and as you know you may have
it charged if you desire This cold won-
hem surely an ill to encourage a quick
inceptanoe oft teir generous offer.
Patrick Fitzgerald formerly em-?
played ascdriver for Raymond Broth-
ers. who went out with the striking
teamsters. three weeks ago. returned
to work this morning. at his bid duties.
Mrs: Philip Wheeler and Miss Kate.
Bouton. of Taylor avenue, and Wesley
(1. Wood. of Darlen. ate turkey yester-
1nd Miss Daisy Govern. of Boton Hill.
yolk Methodist Church this evening.
Oackcnoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. or Nor-
.vaik, will confer the chief‘s degree,
his evening. The Haymakers will al-
exaect to find somewhere i the has-
11111. and Mrs M Lewis swarm. or
Wildward avenue. entertained Stanley
Mi 9. and loudly. of Romy/tun, Mrs J.
New York. at Thanksgiving dinner,
yesterday. .
The Y. M. C A. football team have
considerable balance
11
Winn roost. «gain
1”; ‘1'
co 1 cilia
ems heir-31111 ructous no.»
111',
or 'i‘ayloi cycling. spent 'l‘h‘nnksgi‘vlnx
. fil‘o utlvortiuo- .
meet this week: It is an interesting
[lead Charles E i.awrenc‘e, the
jeweler's advertisement, and see what
Read Homer B Hoyt's advertise pg it
ment, if you are only able to read a
few moments at a time without tiring
The clock banks of the South Nor-
waik Trust Company are as popular as ay 1,1902 “it is with much enthu‘
ever, and there is still a large demand 1
Svec's Railro'hd avenue cute. Wednes-
are talking overcoats. in their adver-
You can get credit
The Wise Shears are guaranteed and
they are handled by Comstock‘, Wat-
Schnell and locally. or
Round 311. (it. spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Henry Bohnell and Miss Hi]- Andersen and Joseph Stevenson, each
Spieclal grocer Frank Raymond was
on at a yeate da afternooon and
evening. at the gully of St. Josephs 11110 the water to save them but be-
.. is strength.
. strength.
18113111 from indigestion can be cured
I Em")
afresh and invigorate them. create
Rev: William Fitzgerald oi Hart- how strengthmndura‘nee and courage
formerly of biorwalk. was a
of relatives in
hit by helping their stomachs to digest
their food.
1 It aids nature. and this is the best
It gives immediate relief. and.
pith perseverance permanently cures.
Mrs. W. Pierce, of 43 Linden place.
dartiord, Conn. writes under date oi!
saw that I hasten to refer to the old
“enable remedy. Mother Soigel's Sy-
ul friend in time of need. My first
‘pportunity to learn the qualities of
this wonderful tonic Was at my home
in Canada about seven years ago. 1
was then suflering from indigestion
won the meeichaum pipe, drawn “é inn, better known to many as a faith-
'lhe Rev '1‘. B. McConnell pastor of and the Syrup was highly recommend-
the Norwalk Methodist Church. will
preach Sunday on the subject, “The
dd to me
ovp1 helped me, and after taking it
regularly for a short time I was entire-
ly relieved of all distress and have nev-
er been troubled since. Have found
1 it equally beneficial as a general reme-
0:16.11}. and as an effectual blood and nerve
Bridgeport ate Thanksgiving turkey ionic it is without an equal "
at his . drugglsts.
1
Sold by
BOYS SKATED ON THiN 16E.
DULUTH, Minn. Nov 28~Eddie
isleven years old were drowned by
breaking through thin ice on the hay.
while skating. Eddie Walter plunged
came exhausted and nearly drowned.
Food 1111... making or
Food is not loud until it is
Tired pale. 111111.Vexlihustoll,sick sui-
by the use of Mother Scigcl' s Curativo x
it will revive their spent energies. ,
it was the only thing that ,_
We hays tho"WI83”Vlnd 1
. andoov y test you wish to 31.113... Many
oy are ”land
has been 111- slandard the workshop.
hm" all“...2‘i.‘.‘°:l_".’l' ‘i‘ “"1
u
are anallgwl MUM“ wk ’ ’ IV
Every
valid in “git-run
tori-J and workings:
' it?
have
Md.
FOR SALE BY
Comstock
Watkins
8. Dow.
112 wasumoi 0N STREET.
soon-1 uoswsuK.
fhone 1436.
21bs.
Fancy Mixed
NU is
For 25C.
JOSELOFF’S
72 «on m mm 51. ,
TELEPHONE CALL 138- 5.”
aim what kind at a shear or m
“ With new 11-4-111- 1.1.1.2. ;
For 1mm than no am. the "W153 ll"
In thousand-oi home we know of Win! ‘
lss snack Im- a... trade-melt
ll ltocktoahow \WMKNJ 'V
costs we are 1- Irylug. ts sat-
15ers manlrbo . is
oking' [oaths sensible ‘coat.
{Tobe survee' can yet (be
Taper-.1 Coat, ‘11. RaSsr'an
Blouse. as well as tats. that
and the other kinks. if you
V Vwant, but inasmuch as cur
business is with persons
‘ V'who are looking for a, coat
of good material. of proper I
lengtli'lind'male up in a sly-
lr’sfz, sensible. manner. the
' chaos equipped our stock ac— VV
- rordz'ngly.
We would be plussed to”
rome in end
‘ go over our Coats, and if
the Io'th prices suit. the will
furnish buyers our. the
V means of paying by allow-
ing credit to these persons.
have “lockers"
.3“ Lama“? —«-' "ti’j-‘Av‘! (g; - 11-31%.» —« p5. qw‘ *_ M '.- ~
.~ ”.0... 4. A” A... r...‘ r-«V‘r
day. with Miss Mary Jane? Raymond ‘ V
w On account a: the nearness to '
Thanksgiving. no refreshments will be
» erved at. the meeting at the Christian
.dlduitrial League of the South Nor-
.o initiate some tramps, which they
A owarhy and Miss A A. Sowarby, of ~-
about seventy-live boys
Acoldentlnsurance
Combined. 1171M
damn... and millennium».
181,000 in use of ddath by accident
ulhlie traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.00 per week for loss of time for
don-fatal injuries. ‘ ‘
ALL FOR 51‘. 00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
Telephone Call. 1117—4.
1W hileCudainPoles
i. feel 10110 with. .11x-
urea. 10' cents.
You will want tbe best of
wove-5v ‘ . ’
A. ND ‘
LIOUORS
For your table and other uses,
and these can be procured at
The imp eriai Cafe
thAllROAI) éAVENUE.
Notice our prices for strictly
A I GOODS:
Twelve your old Hermitage Whiskey.
$1.35 a bottle.
Eight year old Somerset Rye. $1. 26 a
. bottle.
Zach. Taylor Rye. $1 ‘11 bottle.
Five year old imperial Rye, full unart
bottl a. .1.
Five year old Black Thorn Whiskey. 31
All sort of Cocktails, two drinks to a
bottle. 15 cents
The boat Domestic. Port and Sherry
Wines. 75¢ a bottle.
Tokay Wines. 65¢ a bottle. Ailo lm-
ported Port and Sherry wmu at
90¢ a bottle.
for sale: Evaus' Cream, Fiegon
cpau'c indlsu Pale. imported Donia
Hand and White Label.
lukewarm Ham W
RWTORER ‘ V'
AND DANDRUFI‘ CURE.
cure diseases at the scalp and prevent
the hair tram falling out. '
Invisoratel the roots and gives the
hair 11 health?' lustre. '
Sold by 111 first else; barber-s and
._ droughts, lilo and «lo bottle.
red by the
11111 11011111811111 HERE.
‘ verse."
bound to 011 New
The following brands Bottled Ales-
V YOU W114!) SEE 1N THE LARGEST STORIS [N THE CITIES
An original prepatt‘tlon that will , ‘
Fresh
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GA TEL Y6: BRENNAN
No. 10 South Main. South Narwalk. Conn.
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Attorney" you leave all your pzop- Sunday School Teacher (liming
Soriblom he at least writes clean any to your second wile. your children Thanksgiving weeklw‘lou. Jenny can
“For instance? “Well; did W111 certainly try to break your will. tell us something, perhaps. for which
you ever read his soap ads in the street Rich Cilent~—Ol’ course. That's what we ought to be thankful.
:.:nrs?"-——Baltln1ore News. :1 want them to do. i want them to Johnnie—Momma says we ought to
m“..- ' have their full share of my money. be thankful that Sister Sue is married
Hogan~AnVls ho a blooded floral “That why bequeath it all to your at inst—New York Times
Mike? wile?” ——--——-—-————
"Blooded? . lsh'd say he was. W'y. ",Well you see it will he angle. for ”He has fishing on the brain."
when he won pup th’ doc had to bleed my children to break mv w 11 than i “l1‘ishiug-tuckio,‘ you mean. I have
him to hope um from bein' a blood- is to: me to break hers.‘ ‘~New Yo. k seen him when his brain reeled."—
1 11' l 1 Weekly. Philadelphia Bulletin
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jad Things to Eat.
YOU WANT A ROYAL THANKSGIVING. YOU WILDV VFIND AS VARIED AN ACSORTNENT HERE 1A8l
. sum
Read and Act
Florida Oranges Bananas Grapes. Grape Fruit, Cluster Raisins, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel. Pineal»
pie, Cherries. etc.
. Nuts—Jordan Shelled Almonds. French Chestnuts Paper Bheli Almonds. etc. .
Cheese-Edam, Pineapple. Rouuuorort. Camembert English Dairy. Philadelphia Cream, Club House, Swiss
and Double Cream.
Rich's Fruit Cairo; Plum Pudding, Currants. Raisins, Brink‘s Minoe‘Mcat, Pruneils, Figs. D11 is. Pru
Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes. Lettuce Celery. Asparagus Tina Mushrooms. Frames. French Peas,» Masada es'jV
'l‘ialnciers, 11111311111111 0 arrloa. New lichen? Pulp-y seasoning'. Elegant Cotton and Teas, sweet Rosy Butter.
9 Ferris Home and Bacon.
Go , rouse-A srioan Soup 'rh «
Wm Ens m chill and see our Thankuivln; display, whether you purchase or not.
* oadin Grocer,
Norwalk Chronicler