y . dti
is all 8069s:
on the
that
wait all sounds";
For. spinal, hafnium pair to
night and Eating; Light snow Fin fall-
ing this morn ,in the east portion
of the Lake re .but pleasant weath-
er prevails in all Iaections out of the
Rocky Mountains. The temperature
is rising rapidly in.tlie Northwest, but
coatings low east of the Missiiisippl
river. A diturbanco is developing in
the (amino Northwest. Conditions
favor for this vi lnity fair weather and
not niucli chart in temperature.
-'l'ams. Talus Toms. at O'Brien'a
Charles Lockwood and "Jack" Kane
spent Wednesday in‘ New York.
Miss Leila hf. Elwood. of Norwalk.
is visiting friends in Ridgefiold.
~Tomntoes 3 cans 25c. F. D. IA- a
Co. .
J. S. stumiand. wife. of Glen Falls.
N. Y.. are guests at Hotel Clifford.
Willll‘m C. Knapp, Jr.. and Thomas
Riley have entered partnership as pho-
togrnphers
~Shoulder steak. Behaub's.
Harry Oberlandor, of Woodwald ave
n'uo‘. has returned from a visit with
friends in New York.
Rev H. B. Carpenter will preach
Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘clock in the
West Norwaik Union chapel.
—+h‘renh Ihouiders Ade. Butteryh,
Water 'Jstreet ‘
Mr. and Mrs. G Mmugctliell ottom-
tel Clifford. went to New ”Yet last
night to attend the horse show.
lWashiugton Camp. Patriotic Order of
the lions of America. received one ap-
plication for membership at the meet
ing, last night
-—lwo organs for sale, small price.
caIy terms. Chas (l. ives. 29 Wall St.
hire. Melissa Fillow who has been
visiting her brother. J. B. Bediengt in
Wilson returned to her home in Nor.
walk on Monday. _
Mrs. D. H. Miller. Jr.. of South
Norwalk. was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. William H Huntnr. in George;
too it. on Sunday
~Specinl values in gents', indies' and
children's hosiery and underwear forl
Sat. and Hon. M.fl_ Smith a 00.
William A Clark, 35 Elmwood ave»:
one. is having his home wired for elec~ i
trio ll his. The Work is being do'no
by N. ,Meservo. <
The Hospital Whilst Club will meet
next iii-ids“ afternoon at 3 o‘.clock
with iiiiss’ arietta Couch. High street
and Bayvlow avenue. .
——'l‘ry Smith's Sausage.
Miss Katherine Miller, of Norwalk.
and Miss Pauline Miller of South
Norwalk were the guests of their
grandflt rather. Major 1) H. Miller. in
Georgetown, on Sunday. _
J. Belden Hurlbutt, of Norwalk, was
in towsuon Saturday, with the inten-
tier! of: playing golf but was it terrod,
by the omnivorous wasther.-— ilton
correspondent Ridgofleld Press.
-—Peas 3 cine 25c. 'l". D. 'L: Ni Co.
Mimi Josalovskr. uel JIMM-
sky Louis Joseio, M. lei! and
noise nosey Jm‘e‘io Io! The Mann,
are stunning the arrival of their ninth.
or, Mrs. Golda Josploh from Russia, to-
day oh the stealnihip’ Pittricia. Mm
‘ Joselollmlll make her home with her
soil. N. Joeelon’, and daughter in Bel-
den' IYQMII'B. ‘ “
maturities steals. Bcbaub‘s.
The Boys' Guild; of Grace Church.
will meet this evening. in the Town
Assembly lion. Wall street. The boys
will be instructed in the use of dumb
bells and lndian clubs, by Profebsor
Kraut, physical director of the Y. M.
C. A. The Guild will meet hereafter.
in the Town Assembly hell each Fri~
dumping, *
~Freah path 10c. Buttery s Water
M ’
. Thongw
clone dollar's might all? we el to“
the Mt! “WW Will! u-
m. showtime Readers? oracle. lithe
. quiet i‘r an non-unity lung
Elation " . ‘ theta apron
"bliss’ard thigh - I if;
December a and dill-*3
——Ladies don't I
order as early. as
leave your
:II
l
TH. -
{hiS two stand 3
so auohdaysu these.
Iv.“
And the store stands ready to
Esuppiy both in. one. '
WARM UNDERWEAR.
\Vurnl underwear is the only
foundation to binld cold day coni-
fort on.
Wool ? wool-antl-cottml?
ion? \\'llicllcver you prefer.
“CHIS—7590 to $2.50.
Women swzsc to 2.50.
Children's—25c to §c.
Men's—right aisle front.
Women's and children’s, left aisle
WARM HOSIERY.
Wear Resisting stockings are
as warm as toast
Heavy cotton, women's and
ellildrcn' s. 25 cents.
Flecced-linctl stockillgs—izl/éc
to 38c.
Woolen stockings—25c to 75¢.
Left aisle, front.
WARM SUITS.
W interish stuffs. citllcr plain or
fancy, and cut to'givc style as well
as comforting warmth.
Zibclincyclleviot, twccded mix—
lilies.
Dress or walking length, Sn 5
to $45.
Second floor.
WARM JACKETS.
Hersey, innlnost cases, and of<
ion with collars that one can turn
up nearly to tlicrears.
Graceful in cut, careful in fin-
isll, trim and full of satisfaction.
57- 50 ‘0 $37- 50
Second floor.
FUR COATS.
Warmest of the warm-wand as
luxurious asilie heart can desire.
l’crsiati' laml) are lint-st,
marten.
. $75 ‘0 i5'55-
Ncar seal and electric seal coats.
plain. or with rovers and collar of
contrastin fur.
[go-so to $55-
Sccond floor.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO» .
Bridgeport. Conn.
W
Colorist I, A. Hill went to Hartford,
last evening.
. «We invite special attention to our
isdiea' shirt waists 98c. also walking
all via 32.98. Ladies’ sweaters at 84.50,
so if elsewhere for 86.60. .M. 8. Smith
& ‘00.
Claude Whitney.
66’s.. “sin: I‘
/
cot-‘ “
Some
are made with collar and rovers
of chinchilla. or mink. or haunt
the professional
I. . {‘
,iai'i
Vi
If‘ ,lVgFI
Siva the
with Sunlight.
o sticky dis es
lo lutoly pure.
PLUMBING CAU‘IID FEVER.
NEW HAVhN Nov. O’Defective
lumbing in the workshop at the coun
i’y jail is now thought to have been
responsible in part for the eighteen
cases of typhoid fever at that insti-
tution. The citv Board of Health
which has just investigated the condi-
tions at the jail will make a report to
that effect to the county commlsldon-
ers. _
’M
SAVED A love LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford Dot. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my now life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H. Plainted, F.
H. Baxter, and The Clifford Phar-
mac .
Experiments that trifle with
'dIlsI‘laeo on
hands. Wash all houdohold utenallp
war-kin ‘nncl s inc with
”WM...
"dance upon Mrs. Morris, who is serious-
.“ Iy ill. Mr. Morris himself has been all-
bohe artist. will go to New York on
December 20th to take part in an en-
tertainment. There will be some well-
known stars present, among them.
William Breaks. the clever comedian.
of Boston. Ml. Brooks will do some of
his up-to-date tricks. and Mr. Whitney
will perform with the bones.
~Umhreilas Canes. 0' Briens.
Arthur A Graham. who has boirn
quite ill for several days. is much im-
proved. and will probably soon be re
:tbredh‘i: his usual health. Mr Gra-
tin been ’cted w indisos
lion and gastritliim ollowe lily ilitceti
nal obstruction of the most obstinate
marketer. Dr: Allen pronounces it a
persistent case of anemia.
«Pena 3 cans 26c. F. D. L. ll 00.
Mrs. Floyd Erans. who submitted
to an operation Eur a pendlcltis. at .
the Norwiilt hell) “do weeks ago.
is doing nicely, and was ble to return
to her home in Winnipauk. this week.
Mrs. Evans is a daughter of Sylvester
Bcbl‘eld, of Wilton. and numbers many
friends there who rejoice at the good
news other rapid convalescenee.
. —Spécial b and tile attractions in
basement. are well worth your atten-
lion. { lsi'g'a variety of kid body and
”joints dolls nbw on IInnis for the holi-
.daya Bigasat. fancy china just open
Gd. II. C.“ pull til; 1~ 1
Jacob Morris, of the United Btates
navy, fns dllIig a week's furlough at
his lioine in Soutlr‘ stern in sens-
ink. He was operated upon a few
years ago in the navy, and the doctors
stole that he will never recover entire-
The. Children’s finance-The
annulus CASTGRIA aawavs
i:
it
than 9.0 ill om
grilliancy- '
and no red 0t
.cl'let piped hands. for Sunlight Soup
‘3‘ POI "LAUIDIY" SHAPI IUILIIONT
~ltchlne
plume.
of the skin, horrible
est everybody amicted in
one way or another. Only one safe,
never failing cure. Dean's Ointment.
At any drug store. 50 cents.
__..._.r..__.....
SHEFFIED MEMBERBHiP.
NEW HAVENNOV. 20 .—The annual
catalogue of the Sheffield 8 entitle
School issued yesterday showst at the
membership is 9i2 as compared with
792 last year. Prof. W. H. Brewer.
who retired from active duties last
June is mentioned as Norton proton.
sor emeritus of agriculture.
STOP THAT 001.0
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra:
ziliall Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
10.26 50c and $1.00 bottles. Tho Ciif
for Bimini“! or Phlnlnd'g "
The Kindred HavoAlmsBoughoand which has been
in use for over 80 years, has borne the slgitatnro of
and has beonmadeunder llie pee-
sonn! supervision Ills-oi its lunacy.
Allow no one todecelt’o you in this.
All Counterfeit, mutations and “ Joshua-goddamn but
and endanger the health of
Infants: and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
W .is a harmless substitute levies-tor Oil. Pare-
g‘oric. Drops and soothing Syrup» It isticaaanL-I It
contains neither Opium, Morphine our other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Dial-rhino and Wind
Colic. It. Idiom Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
nod Flntqleai‘cy. It assimilates thoFood. regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and neutral stoop.
mm ma. -“ * '
Tin Kill You Have Always Baum
in (too For Oneal} Years.
ins-m
ie for your ly-
for “child
3.. ~
it " L23 .
. r ’LI I
rel ”all! 99".
o
? IIII I
l I... *"".m
I
light that always sure
files!" but if village 1.
. is on his way to
. land. has been
“1"" i
W .
i Mrs. It... Nortoniiusnds shortly to
. more to ‘New York city. .
——Our entire line of comfortablos ‘
have received a special cut in price to
clean up. to make room for Hoiids)’
goods. M 8. Smith C Co
John C. Goldi .0! South Norwallt
land
lAuool Council, Order United Alper-
lean Moo solos. will meet tonight.
~T0tluos. Tonnes. 'f‘ooues O'Brisn' a.
Mrs. R. J. Barron, of Merwill street.
has gone to New York- to spend Sun-
day.
Mr... w. M. Niblock, of the Hotel
Norwalk. was a visitor in New York
city, yesterday
Rota liege turnips 60c bull. i" D.
It It (10‘
Mrs. Charles Kennel. of Weston. is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. vNod
Watt-rhouso. in Norwaill.
*Horse Clipping by electric power.
L M. Wright's repolitnry
Webster Avery and wife. who have
spent the summer in Pound Ridge.
moved to Norwslll this week.
Buckingham Post 0. All of Nor-
waik. will hold a meeting this" evening
at the post rooms in Wall street.
-—Horse idealistic—90:96 square blun-
kets, 81.75. McNerney's.
E. A. Guertin, the piano timer, has
returned to Philadelphia. having com.
pleted his engagement in Norwaik.
A bright ten pound sons arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Lewis l“.
Bchlett of Spring street yesterday
-3 lb, chop beef 25c. Schaub's.
Leslie Gamble at the Riyarside Mills
is advertising a house for mt. it‘s
a good proposition. Look it up in his
Id. '
Stephen Kocsis, of South Norwalk.
sailed yesterday on the steamship
Maine, for his home in Budapest Huh-
8"?
-—-Pork roast 10c. Butlery's. Water
Street. ’ . J
The Friday Afternoon Club is being
entertained this afternoon. by Mrs.
William R. Smith, in. her home in West
avenue.
A. Boimaus. who has extensive oys-
ter interests in Greenport. Long lie
on a business trip there
this week.
—Tomorrow. Sat Nov 21 the Svec
ilros. will distribute their 19M calen
dare. and also give away hot roast beef
avenue. All Welcome
The Franklin street school football
team defeated the Concord streets
yesterday afternoon. by a score of sev-
en to tile.
——$2. $2. 50 and $3 Derbics, O Brien' s.
(‘ockenoe Tribe. l. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
w.alk \vill confer the chief's degree
this evening, on a class of about thir-
ty candidates.
-—Cciery 5c root, F. D. L. & Co.
Mrs. Belle F. Gregory. who has been
spending the past week as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Henry B. Coley. Nor-
walk, has returnedto Southport.
The Rev. Edwu 8. Lines, who was
consecrated bishop of the Epidermal
Diocese of Newark. Wednesday, made
an address in the Norwallr Conglega-
tionai Church some time ago.
~StableI Blankets with surcingle.
from $115 up. McNerne‘y's. .
The Catholic Club will hold its thir-
teenth annual, reception at Lockwood!
llail. Wednesday night of next week.
Thanksgiving eve. Jesse's orchestra
will furnish music for the occasion.
.“3 lb, chop beef 25c. Schnub'a.
'I The Wheeler & Wilson orchestra will
give a half hour coacert this. evening.
before the Company D dance. at the
armory. from 8: 30 until 9 o 'cloclt. Many
prominent military men will probably
be in attendance.
t-Ie'l‘llklng l'nniihlno records bile?
3100 31.50. Chas o. ivos. 29 Wall St.
Manager Nichols of the American
Corset and Clasp Company, which has
a factory in the Centennial building.
in Wall street has secured the upper
part of the Phoenix block. at the corner
of Wall and Smith streels.
Winter caps. winter caps O'Brienn' s
The Bays Brigade of the South New
walk Baptist Church will go to' the
south Norwaik Baptist parsonage. in
West street, tonight. where Rev. and
social evening for the members.
-——Ceiery 5c root. F. D. L. & 00.
Wednesday evening. pt her home in
Stuart avenue by about twenty- -flve of
her friends. The affair was a com
pletei success. Music and singingm
. were the features of the evening.
invitations have been received. lull
South Nomaik to the first informal re
caption of Winthrop W. Brady s dano
lug class at the Canine in Stamford,
lday. evening. December A Camp-
. hell's orchestra in to furnish thomuaic.
-—Cood rows. minim for $3.”, at
IlcNerney I
The Palmold County Commission!!!
ere in session in quwalk. today. for
the purpoaoof granti Elana
which have beena $2.5:
commissioners mammal:
33% .Wall street, from 10 a. in. until
in.
4-13 lb chop f 3% sch-libs. ‘
“drink or 5n t has insulin in.
not to furnish the cosmos for
I‘ as: N'altct‘s' slob Benefit society
Those who desire costumes for
Ind for similar events will do
1% mull. fin. Hoyt. His post-
box is 558. » -
eMroaat‘loc.
"i
Not-walk mill
ob that the lraiser gill:
l.
l
Buttery’s, Water
unce‘li
sandwiches at their cafe, 23 Railroad
\ w [.1
‘ a.
..,
.Va
WW: beget a wrapper equipment here that you should,
info. Ind. of dark cambrlcs and pennies. 4M5
prlafdflannclotfs. Models (llamas! careful mmdiaiil I I ‘
to please you. ,
Women' s Percale Wrappers in brocade: orsfrlpcp.”
trimmed deep finance. at '
Women' s Reliance Garrett: Wrapnm' an arm «3‘ .,
not.»
at
Women’s Flannelctfe Wrappers in the newest
.Women' s Reliance Garrett: Wrappers, fancy brafdf
binds up in the latest style. at
The Ideal Heavy Flanneldte Wrappers. handsome I
and latest style trbnml'ng and cut, from $1.50 to Q
A full line of long and short Kimonos from '
s
*W”V-M~w W... ...... - .
W SH 055
will...
Ladies’ patent colt Goodueai wells?
cracks. . . ,
Ladies’ vici kid, patent tips. extension so
wells.
Ladies patent. colt hide billion. vein stI
o... m. .... .-. aw-.-“ ”an“...
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter will provide a
Mrs. Gustave Pitser wan. surprised
Just bull
I one of the on... now; in in... Norwalk non
lio (lamb o It the Riverside Mills will tell you about it if y . phone
Located on .Bt'. John avenue in a good healthy spot.
JUST A WORD M01“: in.
lind all adios dime“
do“ may;J “it'll! the building lln“ son“
5 5 Tillotaon.
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER MILLINERY
NEW GOIODC IN IVIIY WEEK.
FULL LINE OF OLITiNG HATS. “ECIAL PRiCEBI ON
ov-Towsan Horn.
until Nomilt Conn 88 Washington Strut,’
it
It will]
To be interested in our new monumental ‘3“ allow . .
unusually attractive. language tails when we assay to it
You'll had here many exclusive designs not to be had
Not-walks. Christmas is near at me Begin your min:
is too late. ,
Pillow cords and shadded ribbons for ruffles stain
pieces and aoarfl "
I rials n"... in... mi pillows.
Embroidery Bills It pil kinds“
instu Crochet cottons. man" no... not.
‘rulowscrin. momentum. miter Ina"
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