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.V 51 Wellington St.
Company. 1" will. drill at the armory
evening.
Taylor & Golden do a bonding busi-
ness._ap are ready to bond you.
41111! .chhbsday‘, 18th.. at
6: 30 p. m., South NOIwalk Congrega-
tional Church. Tickets Baxtcr’ a drug
store. ,
At the hint Methodist
Church. tomorrow night. there will bi‘
a lecture on the Boys' Colony. by Rev.
E 1. Fox. The affair will be under
the auspices of the Epwerth League
and all are invited to attend.
thanksgiving is approaching and
cwryhody wantn the boat goods the
qurlttt affords at that time.’ .8.
SI- y-InouI can supply your wants to theI
0qu n '.I taste, by placing before you aI
fine Hi0i' k of new IIp-to- «int goods. Boo
thIIuIl.
ConIord Division. Sons of Temper
once, of Norwalk. held a meeting last
night and lraduacted routine business.
An invitation was received to attend
the meaty ninth anniversary of
Friendly Greeting Division of Silvei
Mine, ‘-
Coal that will give you full value fOI
your money is the only kind sold by B.
Hershfleld & Boa. Give them a trial.
After days of sunshine. and haiml-
ness of lndian summer, ,the raw, wet
storm of yesterday came as a decided
and none too welcome change. Sharp-
cr weather, more like that of winter.
may be expected from now on, tho
wiseacres say
A large assortment of iinnnelette
night robes to select from. at E. K.
Unlike. ~Ypu will find all sizes in this
lot, and the prices reasonable. See the
all. ‘
—-lllustrated lecti re Ila First Con
gregational Chutcb. Norwalk, tonight
(Tuesdayi' evening? St 8:16 by Rev. .
l‘ [1.19L'lltIll; subject The Hudson
River in History and Romance. Gibson
organ recital Iat_‘7:4h.» Mrs. anlland
will sing Totaling Toni ht on the Old
Camp (hound. "Adlai ion 50 cents.
Lecture giVen rain or shine.
You may dial flared "this the semi
lita tihwdsrs you get at the Clifford
Immunity a’ta Ital. 'welght and fresh. -
'1 hey moire them once each week.
The date of the“ sale‘ of the stables
at Sound 13th formerly owned by
Charles Quintard, is, Thursday. Nov.
1101 Thursday Not. 26. The
salew ll begin promptly at 10 a. m..
and the auctioneer will be Dr. A. U
Hexamer, of Stamford.
Sturtcvan't, inihls ad. today, has much
to say about stoves, ranges and heat-
ers They keep the oldest and beat
makes in this Why, and remember
they deliver an set, up all stoves and
ranges free. ,. ‘
Clarence Webster, employed as a
brakeman on the switch engine in the
South Norwalk freight yards. is re-
covering from an accident he had last
week, whereby one of his ribs was
fractured. Mr. Webster was climbing
up the side of'a car, and struck some
projection, causing the injury.
1.. h‘ltelson is conducting a hat sale
at the old stand. ll North Main street.
This is a chance to get great bargains
in ladies‘ and children" beautiful ready-
to-wear hats. lists of the latest style
and valued at $2 and 83 are to be sold
at 59c and title. Don't miss this big
Opportunity
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray. of
Main meet, and Mr, and Mrs Jarvh
S. Hurray. of' Center dvenue have re-
turned home from North Long Branch,
N. 1., where they attended the funer-
al of Mrs. David West. Mrs. West was
a sister of the late Mrs. Charles blur
ray, Sr.
Rich. pure linens ban be had at the
Howlaad Dry Goods'Compsny's store.
and the prices are reasonable. Read the
d.
An extenhloh fleet days has
con granted by rifles commission-
Irs' on the order res training the
meat of deposits by the Fidel“: ale
and Trust 00min”; 81111110,: . . o
directors James in detall'st‘htogar-
range an are
{lumber extension wlil'hs dined by
Ina.
Elegant table amounts for to
Then standing hast can out '8
store of the lily“
TheiradJQL . .
. .
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mull lh a evening.
~ most money,
, Public Market.
fplay the Montauks on
Episcopal h
altho-
The regular monthly taming atonwlll 11:
PI
[lay your meals where you saw the
Thai is the advice of the
Read their ad The
prices are interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. 1“. id. Raymond and
mother spent Sunday at the home of
' int 142, I‘IIily, in li'IyInIIIIIi atrcct, ilow-
ayltiil.
'l‘. ..i Mugnu has us an opening iIuIIl-
watt. sale, all the necessary articles in
that line at the Very lowest ngures.
-Re.ui his ad
The Y. hi. P. A. basketball team will
December 7.
his and Company will play the
same night
A. J Collins and Stephen .1 ()‘nllriI-
aIII III uIIng-poI-L today, as wllneu. ~:II.II
-in a l’udi‘ against illr Metropolitan ln-
quuIII-ut‘ ompuny.
'iho tioslIIil Store udvmtluing upaI-o
lIM full of interesting tnI news. Read it
fut full particulars us to prices. etc.
The so IInIi degree was conferred on
sevIIIui Iandldates at Old Well Lodge.
last evening. 'lhls evening there will
be a special meeting at which the
third degree will be c.0nferred 1
William P. Beers, the Norwalk and
South Norwaik neWsdealer says sub~
scuba now. through him for your mag-
azine and save money He has cut
rates to offer.
0.11. Swift, the oldest postal clerk
in New England, who Is employed on
the Danbury road, is confined to his
home in Haviiand sII-eet by illness.
lflarris napkins is substituting for
In.
The Nm walk iron Works Company
is still rushed with orders and a large
number of the employee are working
nights. The company is now Kli‘illflg
out one of its largest size air com-
pressors for shipment to Eur.ope
Charles E. Seymour announces that
he will curly a fine line of corn and
Ibestn‘ut fIIl turkeys for the Thanks—l
giving tIIIIio, at his grocery store inl
Washington street. and that those who
desire to get these highly superior bit (is
mill do well to plate their orders as
early as possible owing to the limited
supply. -.
DON'T LOOK FOR FLAWS.
Don 'ltulook for flaws as you go through
0:
And even when vou find them
In is wise and kind to be somewhat
blind.
And look for the virtue behind them.
For the clondiest night has a hint of
the light
Somewhere in its shadows hiding;
it is hotter far to hunt for a star
Than the spots on the sun abiding.
The current of life runs every way
To the bosom of God' a great ocean;
Don't set your force gainst the riveI' a
course
And think to alter its motion.
pon't waste a curse on the universe;
Remember it lived before you;
Don t butt at the storm with your pithy
form.
But bend let it f1,\ o'er you.
The world will never adjust itself
To call your whim to the letter:
Some things must go wrong your whole
life long; .
And the sooner you know it the hot-
01‘.
it is folly to fight with the infinite
And go under at last in the wrestle.
"i‘ he wiser man shapes into God' a plan.
As the water shapes into the vessel
——Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Hilton—lea 1. ita tuna thin: for y n ‘
to put up the sign. " eware of in
dog?"
Wilton—Oh 1 don't know. At am
rate, it is severely practical. it costs a
good deal less to maintain the sign
than it. youid cost to keep a dog. --—-Bos
ton Trouser! rlpt‘.
“Nonsense! he’s not out of politics.
What made you think that?"
' "i m sure I heard him say so himself
1 understood him to say he was out 10.
sand and all.”
"0111 you misunderstood 111111.110;
probably said he was out for the goods
and a1 ."—-Philadelphia Press.
—'—,——-—-———
"Fine. wasn' t it?" exclaimed Citlman
after the trombone soloist had finished
his star performance.
“That was really clever, eh?"
“0h Hacks!" replied Cl‘iman' s coun-
try cousin. “He didn't fool me a little
bit. That's one 0' them trick horns.
He didn' t really swaller it. ”——Philadol-
phi a Press.
1
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DEIINEATOR
and
DESIGNER
Eor December. Jot Oat
Hat-nine, Evening and Sunday
Papers Delfbmd In All
Parts of the Olly.
'Prompt delivery guaranteed.
Union made cigars.
COLEMJN'S ’
to North Main Street. saun- "walk.
Agent for A. a. Spauldlng'a Iaaabail
and Sporting M
811111. 0111160118
Bitty- -lo- 11111.
i“ If yeu Would appreciate the
smut-tom of o o vent-ts. so...
.I them as the in ON v.Yl'iU: can't
dotthIVanu log ourvtindowo.
in and ash) intb'tho cost.
you "In, and cs ch the effect of
wide concave shoulders, class sate
ting collars. narrow lspels gonor-
oualy fuif backs
Th but linq dusts over
hroug to Iowa. and thither. t val-
ues.
Black and Oxford costs, 44 and
52 inches long. . assoc. S10 .12,
s15, S10. S10, to
Bolted-back costs, the aeaIOn'l
nevsity. in Sotoliy mixtures and
plaids, vary manner, ’15 to 325.
One good suit deserves another.
If you’ve worn our suite before.
only another from here can replace
that light suit you'rs,wasring.
Single and double-breasted mod-
els in black and blue and fancy
mixtures, “.00 to $20.00.
Boys will be boys; but we have
how suits that are made to stand
the racket.
Everything men and boys wear
but shoes.
ROGERS 8: STEVENS,
Successors fa Comsfook Bros.
scorn NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-2.
source one no
VIOur Vlcldlltz Plow-
dcra one free
‘nnd’full
weight
make them‘
once each wCCk.
25¢ a Box;
Cliiford Pharmaoli-
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TODAY‘ IN WALL ITIII‘I‘.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a., tit—The
opening stock market was quiet and
price changes were small on a light
volume of business. A few ’of the
specialties showed slight fractional ad-
vances. Toledo. St. Louis and Western.
pfd.. rising 96. aadSugar and Metro-
politan 8t. nanny-Imus latter im-
mediately losing its gain. New Haven
rose a point.
WALI. STREET, 1 p. m.-—Addltional
gains were made by some‘of the repre-
sentative stocks. including St. Paul,
Atchison and Brooklyn Transit but the
general market did not vary much.
how priced stacks absorbed II good
promotion of the dealings, thc'con-
spiI-uous strength shown in a few is-
. '. . z . .. ‘ - . . m sues creating a wide murkct hit a num-
—\ f\..‘/\\—/W\ A-../\‘I_/\ her of others.
v TODAY’S OUOTAI'IONI.
For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy infer-
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals. The difference in
price is pennies, but the difference in results is the good
health and appearance of your horses and cattle. A word
from you will bring any quantity you may wish,
every bag of grain. or bale of hay, of the highest stand-
ard of quality, and the price is as little as you would pay
elsewhere, anywhere, if you could get the same quality.
Buy OatrThat'a Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
was \/._~\
deported over private ers or In
pies C Ooldschmidt. Commission Bro-
aura. Ewart: C Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Save Money.
roan MA widths: rescues
WILLIAM P. SEEKS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIC NER AND ENGRAVER.
GSouth Main street, .I 40 Wall strut,
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
cVLus sues.
Lewis’ Popular Priced Photograph Studio.
I] Main Street. Norwalia.
Personal attention given all sittings. from 10 a. m., to f p. al.81111-
days 10 a. as, to 1:30 p. In. Children’s photographs a specialty
01th.
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new STYLES.
53 Wall Streak.
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9 “ V" ‘LOW PRICES.
“Rome wasn't built in a day. "null lief-was science of
a day. It took years and non to develop; t, and it shows
suiting a competent optician.
mm a um monsoon optima,
ileum 0 United Inuit luiidln . , tenth Norwai Sella.-
Special Ap intf‘nsnta, at'convenls In." some. k.
wings 7
tics turned in
e value of non-
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Subscribe N0 W
one!“ Helpijfsm
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amnl. 001)., 38% 38% 38% 38%
A. c. I: r. 00.,19 19 19 19
A. C. & l". (10.16% 60% 66% 66%
Am. Smelt, 42% 4:1 427/9 43
Am, Sugar, 117% 118% 116% 1181.4
Anaconda, 67 67 67 66
A,~'i‘. o S.1-‘.. III 641,5 6374,. 641,5
A. T. t S. F, p, 89% 891A; 89% 89%
Bait. & Ohio, 73% 14% 13% 74%
Bklyn R. T.. 38% 38% 38% 3859
Chas. & Ohio, 23% 287i; 281/. 28%
Chi. & N. W._ 164 1641/. 164 164%
Ch. (1t. West._ 1171. 141.3 1473 14%
C, M. & S. 1’., 136% 136% 1:16 136%
Col, 1". & 1., 29 ‘29 29 29
Col. South. 11% 127$ 11% 12%
. Con. Gas, 175 177% 134% 177%
Erie. ‘ 26V; 27 26% 26%
Erie, 1st. pf., 60% 66% 66% 06%
Ill. Central, 129 1291’. 129 121W.
Lou. it Nash. 100% 101 ,W. 100% 111111;
Manhat tum 1401.5 140 ill)
Met. St. 115% 115% 114% 114%
Max. Cent” 8%, 9 8% 9
M K, CIT 16% iii-Y. 16% 16%
M. K &T, 111.. 341/. 3414 3-114 3455
Mo Pacific, 89 89% 89 89%
Nat. head, 11% 111,43 1155 11%
N. Y. Central, 116%. 117% 116% 111%
Nor. & West, 55 65% 55 55
Ont. & West, 19% 20 19% 20
Penn. R. 11.. 112% 118% 112 113%
Pee. Gas, 93% 93% 9355 98%
Pres. 8 Car 27% 27% 27% 27%
Reading, 38% 39% 38% 39%
Rep. Steel 6711 7 6741 7
Rock island. 23% 23% 23 23
South, Poo, till 42 41% 41%
Son. Fly. 00., 171/, 17% 17% 17%
Tenn. C. d 1., 27V. 281/; 27% 28%
Texas Pac., 23 211 23 23
Union Pad, 70% 71% 70% 71%
Union Pad, pt. 86 86 811 86
U. 8. Leather, 7% 71,4, 7% 7%
U. S. Lea., 111., 75 75% 75 7659
U, S. R. It 0., 4% 5 4% 5
U. 3. Steel. 10% 11% 10% 11
U. 8, Steel. pf., 51% 52 61% 5114;
Wabash. i9 19% 19 19'
Wabash. pf.. 33 33% 33 , 33%l
Wes. Un. Tel.. 84 84 84 84 ,
Wis, Cent, 15% 15% 15% 15%
When Goa. Fitahugh Lee went home
after the war. with Spain and the evac-
uation of Havana he made calls on all
and was receiVed with marked coldness
- ,, by the old chap who had served under
' him during the rebellion says the Phil-
. adelphia Times. Lee tried his best to
.wsrm the old friend and neighbor up.
and dually impelled to inquire what
’,'the matter was. ‘ , ,
I. “General. 1 allow as how we' vo ai-
V I”ways been friends?" asked the veteran
in return.
‘ "Y-e-e, we have," replied bee,‘1nd
;there'a nothing in the I'worid i would
not do for you."
you can do for me, and that is to send
one word half an hour store you re
yrsady to die, so that 1 make haste to
shafts of! ahead of you. "
, "'Why‘? asked lice. his-amusement
decreasing. "what under heaven is your
reason for wanting to die herons Inst”
r-ly can when its canyon a-eomin"
1' possessions: tandoori?
..srwrtnerssm
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.3110 mm. faith I
, _ llM',tho,‘New,¥qr
mambo: ,
his neighbors, as a matter of course. .
"Well, there's Just one thing 1. allow ,
“ ' "i'm mighty shalom: was the replyI '
. 3% heat- what in ,qu h---—8cn..1h-'M‘1
' Ithegoldsn patent a blue unifor’tbi" V'
out. An
«of: turn
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In the quality of unit clothes not unit it t n I“
look how ii In lust. dill-11111111111116"
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liIiII Coils
Suits and litemouls
Young Men's Suils Ind lltercuals
iiildren’s Suits and livercoals
III/tutors II In store . ‘
SELLECK a pale“
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.“
KEEPING 111' IT.
If you wish to get a very practical best. which is Padang ‘1qu
demonstration,» the Quality of the cof- ""10 “NM“ ““1"! "'1“'
to. acid from this store, all at Mrs. Bacon. awry and Fit
Owens Bakery and Lunch Room, 22 the Imi- W0 MW“.
North Main Street, this city, and you Shoulders. Willnavastcc d
can teat it any day and at any time ones for Saturday tr ado
of the day. Mrs. Owen has made I There is a difference In qthe , '
name for fins coffee and she has shoulders remember aimi ,
bought her coffee at this store for- lb.
years. People constantly ask her New season's-Mince Ms
"when do you get such good coffee," Small Cheese Pumpkin ,
with the reply “It ouasm Store. An'd about 6 lb cacti. Cheap. »‘
there you are. Tits proof of the pud- Sweet Older. One bin
ding, is the eating of it and the pmf far is the ceiling retard
of the coffee is the drinking of the sweet cider that you eve
same. Every one can't make good cof-
qt.. 20c. gal.
fee, but the burden of proof here glv- Oranges. Florida's bro [Nd M
en, is that that is not the fault of the
thin akin, sweet and juicy. than“
coffee. Try a cup at Mrs. Owens and do!" as to size.
then yen will be wiiilng to buy our What can we do fory'ou. ,{u
LORENZO DIBBLE”
near and can he had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost.
if glasses are needed furnish their. at the lowest possible prim; ‘:
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON
* Gnduato Optician.
.f'I.
as Well «not.
We”,
fit for exhibitim on any occasion Sideboards of call with 11111?
$10. 00. then by easy stages up to $40. 00. -
Buffets, 310.00 to :40. oo. '
( That means variety, and its oil artistic furI'tlt'ure .“9'. gm! glib odd ,
or commonplace designs. ~
The woods are solid oak golden oak and quartered 'oak.
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