: n will hold a regular meeting in ‘3 L‘the‘Council cilambel, Huviland street. ' Monday evening. _ ,1 " ’ ' ' Theodore Tobey has hauled his 3 launch out 101' th winter on the shore “ at line Baxtei baseball grounds and had securely covered her. —-'-Kuox and Younxa Derby. O’ Brien. Morris chair canvassed tor by embers of the Garment Makers was drawn at the Central Labor ’ ' -Wedne‘eday evening. The lucky ticket was 222. The Epwmth League service of the Flrfit Methodist Church tomorrow evo— 11111: Will be led by John Greenwood; triple. “A Cure for the World' a Woe"; Scripture reading. laaiah 45,12123. All the members of the Union Vet- erans’ Union are requested to be pre sent at the annual meeting for the el- 91111111 oi oflicera at the office, 111 Washington atreet, Monday night at 8 , ocl’ock. Per order Oscar St. John. 1 colonel commanding The Rev. H. B. Carpenter will preach at the West No1walk Chapel next “Sunday afternoon. instead of, Rev. W W. T Duncan 'lhe latter will preach on the second Sunday in December. . having arranged an exchange oi date “with Rev. M1 Cltprentel' The fair to he held in Mualc Hall three evenings next week under the auspices of the First Methodist Church. will have several new tea- turea that will be interesting to the public. not heretofore presented at reg- ulur church lair entertainments —-Look at our new and full stock of Bed omtorwsgatmu prices for Sat John Henfllng‘, 11 former South Nor- walk hatter, was the winner of the . $20 id gold. the door prize altered bv stbe Hat Makers' Sick Benefit Society int their ball. Wednesday evening. He had come up Will! a delegation from Brooklyn and attended the ball with a friend. The winning ticket was No. 111 lite-v. Mr. Straycr will discuss the subject of the Synoptic Goapels'bctore 'the Men'u’Chriatiau Inquiry Club "at the session tomorrow noon. 011 Sun- day. December 7. John" B. Lawrence will take the subject John and Charles. Wesley After the preliminary ad» dress these subjects are open to the members of the club and others for ciltsgisslon. All men are cordially in- 1it The Volunteer Circle 01‘ King‘s Daughteis, of the Noxwalk Methodist Episcopal Church request all who will \ to contribute articles suitable to sell . at a bazaar to be held in the Church December iii. A hearty response is 1lesircd.as the proceeds are to be used to furnish a Christmas tree for poor (blldrcn oi the timid Articles may be ._ left with Mra. 11‘. ’1‘. Hyatt. No. ii West avenue, on or before Deceu1~ ber.‘6 Better than Ever. rims '10 51111131111111 111011.11. . 11111130111111.1111 pawns. I ODDS. Go d Amountad 11111111111111 and liters. Cigar and Cigarette Holders. tho latest [hopes in Pipes 0! all (IlliiiB'j, . n utluilcea lilili ,1 amber. celluloid. horn and rub- or 1111111111111. . bury, and aecxucu 1111215 on some of South Norwalk Board otéCoun'w‘ ' Post. G. hrs/111. .111 may for the pital Whiat Club 111 ‘téonfia veaterday 0 . Til ldxfpt Woo waid avenue. about '1 1111111111111; 11 the 1101111111111.- M. Meade atomic 1‘.J S. 8111 i Noi'i'v'aik. 111111 cavern single comb white Leghorns on ex- hibition at the poultry shown in Dan- the low] s.’ Chief of Pol' cc William V'ollmer has; _ been appointed a constable by the so— leotmeu oi the 1111111 of Norwalk. to take the place of lining J Smith, who - am not qualify. , ~Watch our Kitchen Dept for 5 and 101: specialties. arrived thin noon for John H. Ferris. and is now being unloaded at his dock oi! Water stre .."t barge Wyoming. Frank Millard has resigned his posi- tion as ole1k 101 Morris Joaeloi't the Holden avenue. Noiwalk. 81"00611 and taken a position as appxéntlce at the , ' Norwulk lrou 11101111. Mrs. W H. Swords. Mrs. C. E Steele and Miss Dorothy Steele have returned i‘i om their Thanksgiving visit with Mr. and Mrs W '1‘. Havlland, at ihcir home in Bridgepmmt. The elato moi of the new public 1i- lil‘my in Norwalk is being put on lhe building is now assuming such shape that a slight idea of the com ' piet'éd structure can be 1; ained. —-Very few brands or Cigars hold rheir own like the impc‘rlal Crown. it. has been sold for 11) veara and over 1nd is now considered one of the stan- iard brands. E. C. 01115111 of the G. N. Mel/(ib- ion Company. who has been seriously .ill at his home in Washington street is slightly improved and his many ‘hlenda hope for his speedy recoveiy Armor Beareru‘i‘ Circle, Kings Sons. of the South Norwalk Congregational Church. Will meet Monday evening at 1' 45 with Millaid Sturtevunt the pres. idem. at his home in Elmwood avenue. Subscriptions are being taken up among to members; 01' Buckingham ..R of Noiwalk. for a home for Confederate v’étc1ans.lt is pro- uoaed to build the home in Montgom cry. Ala. The chorus to the. oratoiio of Crra- f tlon. to be ran 15er under the dilec- - non of Harry Pepper for 11111 benefit 11’ the Norwalk hospital will hold a xehcarsal next Monday night at 8 1clock at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. it has been reported that Joseph both of Loth & 12011111111111. allk manu- lacturew who are having 11 factory built in Norwalk. has leased John Ma~ ' lonca rebldencc in Main street for a arm of ten years. According to Mr. \ialone, this statement is false. Mr \ialonc said that he did not even know that; Mr. Loth had been looking at the AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 1.1 have just received a complete line 0 HECK a SNYDER AND BPAULDING SKATES. Prices from 401: up. UMBRELLAS. There is nothing cheap about these umbrellas except the price. We guar- antee every umbrella, 401: up. 6011111111 1111 11111 10 NORTigigMiAIN STREET. r‘ ”‘11 _w.111= ERB‘URY CLOCKS roa’ 11115 PEOPLE Eight-lily Mantle Clocks at madium prion. A line aarmtmeut or fancy Gilt. Clocks. Nickel Clocks, time and alarm with or without luminous dials. ' Alarm Clocks with 10113 11111111. Every Clock warranted a good timo— M. S Smith 11 Co. . ‘ New store 92 Washington St. A cargo of 850 tons of anthracite coal The cool came in the M ONE Y EH CK CLOTHES Backward weather doaan't'apncar to put baék the sale oi our man- ey- buck clothes “ You know that it the things yOu buy here are not satisfactory, or ii! : you change your mind,1o;1 may Change your purchase or have- your money back, as you please. ' 01' course. clothes have to be better than common to be sold on ' such terms. But 1111111 are uncounmoniy good in every way-41 style, wear; prices are most reasonable. > it you want the 111051 advanced styles of ready- towear clothes you should see our lines of ' .- ".11 1. .1 : .- HART SCHAFFNER .1. MARX . surrs AND oveacom‘s. W‘”“' $111 To 825. ' Style, lit and wear are irrthese clothes, and sure satisfaction. Good Suits and ovcrcoata from $6. and everything else men and boys wear save ahocs. 7011181001! BI’OS CUALiTY COUNTS. . Prices are regulated by supply and 11111111111. but don t losesi’g‘hi oi the important pari‘quali— iv playwnihe‘iransachon. The economy oi buying good thmgs doesn’t usuallv apnea in ' the price-«but always 111 the results. esch- cii your patronage on the grounds 6 '- pure, . clean. grain and iced rightly handled, at fair prices. Buv Oats Thais Clean MANUEL T. HATCH, Specuai Notice 0111.1 your Chrieimas Engraving at once if you dun’ i want to be: disappOinted. New Plates 31111150 Cards, 80c and upward. 50 Cam's from old plate. 50c and 601:. William P. Beers Bookbeilcr 1 NQRWAL'K. coin; hristmos Photograph. JACKSON? 8 sTUDiO A Fin. connotation of chem Portrait-1 in all th Nt‘Woot Brynn. now 1590'" re:- inbpootion.1 “i1 cow-studio. 531w ii$t..No woik. , “ . immrmNLL tool". 111 Thomas Maguirc is unloading a car- ‘ 'mond Bros: go at cute for Raymond Bros. . M111 John Sve’c. or (ileu'wood avenue. Norwalk. spent Thanksgiving with rel- ative; in New York city Max 1311111, aaiehman 1111.11 liron‘ man of New York city. spent Thanks- giving at his hoIna. No 20 Elizabeth street. 1 * Special (idiom 11111111 Raymond was on duty last evening at the dance slv- * = 911 by Adam Schmidt in his bail No. i Mechanic at1'e1t — Max T11r.lov the Connecticut avenue horse denle1,hne réturued from a sev- oral days’ business inn with a cargo of Pennsylvania horses. H. S. Perry. thmpopulnl clerkin Oi. son's Washington street store. llllii re- turned hom a eevclal duys’ visit with rrlends in New Yolk 1:!ty.’ The lighten “Manhattan" is at Bay- dock with 11 1111130 of one hundred ions oi pig iron (or the. Lock- wood Manufacturing Company. ' -—Wiuter Caps. Ear Mulls. O'Brien. Mrs. William \Ycllmc1' and two sons. l. William and Wallace. returned this liternoon from a several duya‘ visit 111 he home of her parents in Newark. N. J. Fr nnk l-l11bbai1i.oi’ the mechanical depaitmeut of The Evening Sentinel Will. spend Sunday 111 the home of his grandmother in Woostm str,eet Dan- buiy h'lm. Edwuui Hall is suffering (mm :1 full downstairs. which she sustained 1 few dnvs ago at her home in Tolles street. it is thought that several at her ribs were dislocated by the fall. Willa Miller. linualiirr of Demon and \i1'.a William mum in (Helrbiuting the oath unniver my of her birthday hv >htertalnlng 11 parLy of friends this titernoon at her home in Madison street. The Farther Lights Society 111 thr- South Norwulk liaptiat Church will hold lta Iii-weekly meeting Monday vening at 8 ”.orlork in the church. l‘he East india Company will be the nihiect for:muside1liiilo11..>-1 1 +Ww wzhrfionr. Eugene Allen and famlh hare mov ad to Biidgepmt. E. L. Marion 9&1 Albany; N. Y was a recent visitor hero The first meeting this season of tho .. Woaipori muskdi society will no held '11 the home of C }H K911111111. Monday night. " ’ Dr. M1 Farland is hn1luz the lawn in boat or his newly acquired properly olougher up and luve‘cd. Grass need will bo sown. Henry l’ennoycr‘a incidence is un- damning repairs stairs and addition will make a mark- ed improvement. Another unusually high tide served to cover tho Dei’uy wharf Wednesday. and bring the water to within close proximity of the State street draw. Employees of the Atlantic Starch works euloved thoh customary Thanksgiving least Thursday. M. ii ‘lolcy.a11poilntcndent distributed tur- keys llberailv Adam Brctiino earlv last April was attacked by blood poisoning in bin limbs. The trouble haa increased of late. so that ha is able to move about his room only at intervals. Albert Mills has boon in ill health the part your. and it was feared he would go into a decline. For some timé he has been under the care of Dr. P11rdu,oi’£iouthpott. and bar the physi- olauc usaurnnoc that in ion than air 1111111111 hr. will be restored to health. Sheriff Romper in looking for a pair at all: home. which it discovered. wdl lead to the detection or the thlci‘ who broke into 1111 out 1111111111 on the prom urea or Edward Burr. 11 law alahtl arc and 111111 of! with them and other val unable hair looms. Mr Burr has no 1111111111111 111 the thief. although his aucpicionu are aroused. Tuesday morn- but he found that the cities had been .. entered. 1 1nd tor a long time has occupied the , _ hound alone. Mr. Burr 111 it ”arc of age Charitablv inclined parlour here to not toroidal! 511111 . L 11111111111 A new verandcr. S‘ fabric that is fashiona ' con. ' 312.1111 m 1 IL " ought to no. ‘ _ . V I haunt Vests for outdoor men. ”game! I 2.“ . ‘ EXTRA HEA VY A111. jacket at $2.00.: ,1 GLOVES CAPS. SHEEPSKIN COATS. AHEAVY REEFERS . hick-i Pin, Willis Hull 48 and, 50- Wallfltré 93 Washington Street, ‘ To our stock of Crackers and Cakes. ' We“ in _ now in has and packages. .Buv little, have ‘ihe‘tn fres oiien. Selling more than ever beiore. That Tired, Feeling Of The Eyes! What will you do about it? .Will you continue to suitor. or 11111 you «choose the wiser course and have n thorough examination of tho eyea‘? We make no charge for our scientific testing and ”Proper Glaslsoa. Properly Adjusted is what we guarantee. 0 B. JACKSON onanuovs 01-1-10an , as \lilALi. eraser. NORWALKJS H" m Best 01111111 1 ‘ giiickory. 011k a 1 Chestnut and , Sawed and $111 When 011111111111 . .. ‘ cubic; at iii 'mm 1 amigo 1h:§ f1"
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