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‘siness Directory Mil he:
s. .A. TE. .Wheeior. . or Arch. street. Ch
‘1 the Suest or her daughter. Mrs. C.
Littel, inBlnghamton,” N. Y. ,
The council of the South Norwallr
. Congregational Church will“ meet this
venlng conscious in the vestry.
, .Unc‘ay‘n’rfte: of Red Mengwui confer
the sdoptlh degree on severarcsndi-
dates at theirsmcetiug ,thisievening.
Councilmeufeleet Luther M. . wright
-wiil sine the boys n “blow-out" this
evening. Putnam , Hose house ‘in
,ii‘rankiih _ rest. ‘ a“ . .. ,,
. iThe ‘tWoman's ‘duuo’ of Trinity
.. Church will hold its annual election of
oilicersst 7:30? this evening in the
‘Guild room of the churc .
H. S; Moore, a judge of Kings Coun-
ty, N: M, was theguest Sunday or his
brother; Rev. L. K.-Moore. pastor or
the Norman; Methodist Church. ‘
Norwslk Typographicol Union, No,
529,, will hold a. regular meeting to-
night abs O’clockv‘at‘d eypflice oft-H:
S. Mitchell in North nin street.
1-‘John-McTier‘nan’, the Stamford deaf
and dumb ‘msn who proved such'n
hard proposition for the Norway"; Town
.Courtfto digest, was taken back to
2 Bridgeport jail. yesterday afternoon.”
' . *Thefmneml of Henry 0. Clark will
beheld from his late residence inEssi
Gift-.street, Wednesday afternoon at 2
.ololock: .Rev.>Q. D.’,Eghert..wiil olii‘
a=St‘al‘ute:rind. interment will be in Nor-
‘whhlkxemetery. , '
$Very fewbrands of Cigars hold
that own like the imperial Crown. it
hue .bjeeni unloaded-urgent“ over. R
*‘ and is now considered one or the stan-
‘derd‘bronds; *‘ ' ‘ .
‘Cockenoe Tribe, ‘1. OJR‘. M.‘,‘of Nor:
. walk. has completed arrangements“for
’a‘noth‘er‘ of its series or sociables, to be
‘ held in I-nckWood's‘rHall, Wednesday
night. Svec's‘orchcstra Will iurnlsh
4. music for dancing. ‘ .‘ ‘ “ '
‘ Mrs. Kate Hassctt, the ructress. who
was killed by'ns‘rr'y ,J‘ohnstonfiheac-
tor, in Phiisdéiphili. ostol‘d in the de-
spatches. t’o’The Sentinel 'today‘, was
leading woman lost season" in ' Mrs.
Dune-'3 De eh'é’éf
Hoyt’s Theatre.
. . The Foreign Mi’isionary meeting of ‘
.the Women's Associations; the ,South
Norwaik Baptist Churc {will beheld
, Wednesdayé‘at‘dl o'clock.' {Mrs Gcniden
‘ state omcehgylill ,he jsmt and ed-
. dress the ladies. ~ MJthEi-Icloseiigh‘t
refreshments will be served and a soc-
ial. time enjoyed. , , ,
The Phoenix Engine Company sup-
p‘y whgon's'brske, wh,
] x era] months been can as Joe “much
, trouble. has at last bee, lred and
~ Councilmancrummsnyd _
i lire committee, told the council last
night that the brake on‘thotwagon. now
worketo perfection. . . ‘
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‘ 's‘tteriha‘ dyEver.
iiith ‘To some “n'i‘rornn.
_ - ,nns nests}: ion .
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incisor: ,
metre Holders.
the incognito _
‘ mimwcilu ,
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a despot , 1
Manufacturers. . Association will: he
utilize remembered.“
“wm‘c‘if' abpéi‘ivh’fifi" if . "them an *iiio desk. in the library;
for; HBV‘.
man of the
"Km _"’or without luminous dials.
.Rivas of all
. him and ruin,
. the. Merchants and
held this evening'nt 8 o'clock in Grand
Army hail... oyer Road’s star South
Molu‘street‘: m3 ‘g , W ‘l .
4» Mrs. Mary R. Wilcox‘yothem fliv- ‘
. .,‘;sn6ii.tdihaunsgiving=.witu,usr
, other, W. F. Wnrdwcll. “No. 2 13le
ingston street. She returned to her
it me this morning. , . ‘ ‘ .
’ y , C. usli. Who recenti’y' recov-f
rel-d train a prolonged and ,yery ser~
ions. attack, of appendicitis," resumed
herfldutles as clga‘rmnker in John Old»
ensohluger's factory, in, Wsshington
street. yesterday. _
. The operation performed recentlyon
andier. son of Thomas .C. Lambert.
by Dr. Jean Dumoriicr. assisted by Dr. *
Charles G. Bohnnnon. was very suit—
cesslul. and the little fellow. is now
getting along nicely. J .
Even the menus have gotten the
ping pong fad. A local keeper oi a”
restaurant now advertises ping pong
pudding. ‘ The first day he renout'oi‘
tiiepllddlllg rind dozens of patrons hurl
to: be content with something else on
thelist.‘ ‘ " *
The South No'rwnik Quariotte Club
Will: hold its regular Weekly rehearsal.
this (veiling; attire roomso‘ver General
ar‘rost’s .oiiire.nin North Main street
After the rehearssl a blisiness meet-
ing will he held..’ when three new mem—
bers will be received. .«
, Thexdivorcsugsim (it‘LoulseJi‘. Prin-
dle "V‘s. Frank] nil. Brindle, formerly
of, South Normality wiliJ‘come .up tor .
trial in"the"Su}iérior ‘Co’urt,‘ at New
Eleven. tomorrow, Attorney, .1. J. ,Cun—
co rehreséntojdhe 'plaintii‘i, who’nslrs
for change'ol name and divorce on the.
grounds of, dcsertion. ,
The ladies of St. Peter's German Lu-
theran Church, will meet this evening.
at 8 o‘clock, at the chapel. in North
Main street. to consider ‘plans Var
Christmas. The pastor. Rev. "4'." K
MONEY ‘
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nock’mrd weathcn‘doesn't appear to outback the solo oi our mon—
cy-buck clothes. ’ . ' , v " a . - .
y ‘ You know that it thothings you buy here are‘not satisfactory, or‘it
you change your mind,‘ you-may change your purchase or have, your
money back, u’s'youplgo se.“ . ' “ ‘ ‘ '
Of course. clothes love to he better than common lobe sold on
such term. But oursrm-e uncommorily good in every wayL-iit. style, _
wear; prices nre’ nids't‘roasonsble. ’ . , i
. . it you went the .9103? odvunced styles 0! resdy-to-wear clothes, you
' should see our iines’bf ‘ “ ‘ ., ‘
HART SCHAFFNER o MARX
SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
“ 1 .21: T" 31° To “5.»
Style, at and wear are in these clothes, and sure satisfaction.
Good Suits and ovorcoats from $6, and everything else men and boys
Wear save shoes. ‘
Krctmnnn, at Stamford, will be. pros-
out, and desires every lady of the
dhurch to be on nsn‘t.
August Spahr has sold his bakery
business in, Cedar street. to August
Zimmerman. ,;Mr.Spnhr has purchased
the rum 9:51 on W tiresome Star
oclt‘roatd. 0i ‘8 “.1'I'i‘he latter. who
causing the ur~
"and Peter Lur-
in the legs, in-
rest .9! Henry. Waiters.
sen for. shooting him
tends to leave town. .
Henry M, Perry, who served In the
United States Army in the Philippines
for three years. haslloenod to the Nor-
wn k Library for a short time the fol»
lowing papers: “ {the >Mnni’a Times
ThewPhllippine Mdganine. The Manila ,
Freedom,'.'l‘he American. These publi-
cations will undoubtedly interestnmny;
They can be seqn'fhy ‘infiiilrlnglot'
. ;'L ’l ’1
. AT smoke?" ,
11 have dustiriiloh" K combicte line
0 .
PECK o. SNYDER AND SPAULDING
SKATES.
3mm 40c up. 3‘
,- (531,11 UMBRELLAB‘,‘ ‘"
There‘ is nothing .chea‘fi‘rabout those
umbrellas except the price. We'gunr-
antee ‘every'mnhrelln, 40c up. ‘ ‘
Coleman’s News Stand,
mm ’° +
WATERBIJRY . «
~ ' dim-KS.
f;;Prlces_.
(iii
Baum"; " 'j ,,
prices. I“ M ‘
3A linersssortment of fancy Gilt
Clocks, Nickel Clocks, time and alarm,
AM“, 019,339,, Willi-ions ‘alnrn‘i. ..
”Evsl‘ihfilo’iiliihsrrnuted is-g'ood time
niece} .' ,
1‘ l Janitors“;
com-Stock Pros.
V. ..QUAl,,lTY COUNTS. 7 '
Prices are regulated by supply and demind.
but don't lose sight oi the important part quali-
tv‘piavs in theiransaciion. The economy of
buying good things doesn‘t usually appear in
the prices—bill always in iiierresulis. . We so.-.
,cn your patronage on ihe grounds of units,
clean, grain and iced. rightly hgndled, zityitgir
prices“ ‘ \ .
Edy Oats That's Clean
reg F MANUEL T. HATQfl; .. ,
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William P. Beers, ,‘
Engraver. ,
nominee; coin.
i anoiyood'efiatltionen
1‘ s:,_
,h\
cl." 77' , lm‘HZhMOgr-phn,
" ‘J‘EJLMKBGN'II e aroma.
A ripoomioetien or Ohoioo Portnlto in an
. 3, g? :‘flyomp‘gopt'wioo. new upon
V _
for temptation. . ‘ ‘
oknbninfitirdio.’ oniwuu Ct._.~Norwn_ik.
, \MUSIC’ Hill 1—.
. .HxEA‘TRE. “
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3.;
, .SHIPMAN ,HROTHERB
.. -Present .
:,MR..«EDW‘ARD MORDANT
and .
Miss OLGAIHUMPHREV,
n y .
Anthony Hopes Fascinating Romance
~ The PliSoner
OfT'Zenda.
Elaborate Stage Settings.
A Trent in Royal Costumlng‘.
A select Cast of Extraordinary Merit:
PRICEB, . ‘ I ‘, 25. 50 and 750.
r ' Matinee anleght, )
8ATURDAV,DEG bMBER 6th, .
The Cyclone of Long ter. The Soc:
. cess of the Season. , ,
Elegant and Uostinechanicsl and
Scenic Effects.
A Great Company‘oi Players.
Reuben 1118356“, YOU;
Heuhen': Arrival
Reuben at the Roof Garden.
‘The Pretty Girls.
Elegant Specialties by Clever Com-
' odious.
DON‘T MISS l'i‘i
,. THE SEASONS SUCCESS!
. PRICES: ‘
Msti'necg Children. 15: Adults, 25c.
Night: . 25, '35 and 60 cents:
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea-
tre. South Norwnlk, and Wood’s drug
store, Norwalk, 6 days in advance of
all attractions.
name: ”m.
and Supper.
Wednesday. nursing)» band Fri-
‘ day, Evenings.
, Thursday and Friday After-
. 7200188.
December 3rd. Jill and Sikh:
scum N9)? MILK.
V linlorlalnmonr tech Night.
.-‘_ Admission. 10 cents: Suopcn 25 cents.
Special
Sale. ,
Cloth Shades With
Fringe
250
W
White Curtain Poles
‘41feei lone wiih iix—j
lines. 10, cents
Let, its renew yell how
you money on” your “his.
' {'clothing, end on your‘
‘MEN’S.FANCYL8AOK suns. mm from ‘rlch Bannochbui-
,. fancy Casslme'res and isncy Worsteds, worth $15. a Ourlpric‘ek
MEN’S" BLACK’SACK SUIT8,made from ‘ rich black“ Cheviot‘sw
.Worstcds and Yieun‘os, worthfiiii and more. 3 Our price . . .‘
MEN’S OVERCOA’TS, includin' every style, long. , medium. 411'
shortmlainjond- tanc’yiobr on loose or snug-fitting, belted'o
pinto, worth ”hand :25. Our'price ...............
STYLISHBUITS AND OVERCOATS for Young men ~16 to
, years, ....... $5.00,_86..60,‘QB.50‘
novs' sun's AND ovsacoxrs, a special collection, ‘ageszii
' ‘ 16' years, made from carefully tested fabrics,.worth $6.50“ On
' price ...... . ..... ............... . ‘
LITTLE BOVS’ SUITS, including Véstee, Norfolk: and ”Sail r:
Blouse styles, many of them elaborately trimmed,‘ worthiffl
Ourprico....... ‘ I"
HATS,‘Derby or Alpine, an... x . ‘ 4 ‘ '
\ CAPS; every style, for rough or gentle usage, 256.506 and 759. Q
HABERDASHERV. Everything that you may want for business 6 (1:
use, and in every case prices that will please you. . ‘
Sellruk & Price, ' Willis think
:98 “Washington Street, 43 end Sll’ WallStr
um.- («and
uni-u... ......... a.--u
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so. NORWALK. N Jaw/41.15.,
To ourtiock oi Crackers and Cakes. ”W 'have'tiigitr'
now inyiins and packages. Buy little, have.‘5ijheifi<:' its , ' "
oiten‘.‘ Selling more than ever beiore. Donft. think 1A
goods in tins are high priced. Some as low' as lice lb... ‘
nice’at liéfi‘é‘ntsftwii lb. 25 cents, irom thisto‘lli‘iccntsq'lb.
unison ].HEM. . ' ' 2
Larenzo Bib], “
That Tired Feeling
Of moldy”! _
. V. Wincwill you do about it; Willflyiiumhtioue to suitor}: yell!
you choose the wiser course and have a thorough examinatioil 01th
eyes? We moire no ohuge for our scientific testing and Proper.
”Ginger, Properly Adjusted is what Variation-antes. ' ‘
d 8. JACKSON
onAouori bus-mum
NORWALK‘. ‘GONN
. II WALL 8TRBET.
. Best Quality,
Hickory. Orin his.
a . chemo and: Pins .1
Savedagdspm ,.
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