Grab" Manuela”: Robust
'- 50¢
LANG! AIION‘I'NINT T0 II
LICT IRON IN ALL IIZII.
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For Norwslk and vicinityt Ll ht
rum and warmer tonight: clear g
uesdsy. A' disturbance is central
is morning over Lake Huron. it is
oducinkcioudy weather with light
a ow or in in the "Lake region and
Chic Vallg’y. it will probably M out
its 8!. Lawrence Valley tonight and
t is vicinity will be on the southern
edge of it.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy weather and probably light rain
with slightly higher temperature.
‘Ex-llsy or Arthur C Wheeler, of
Norwilk,’ was a visitor in Brooklyn,
Saturday.
The Norwaik Congregational Church
will hold a Thanksgiving distribution
tomorrow: ' '
Mr. and Mrs Harvey M. Kent, of
Arch street, spent. yesterday in New
Haven the guests of friends.
Miss Anna door, of ’Danbury, has re-
turned from a visit in New York city.
Yonkers, N. Y., and South Norwalk
The Winthrop basketball team. of
Norwalk will play the Montauks, at
the armory, Thanksgiving afternoon.
-¢-Catholic Club concert and ball.
Wednesday evening Lockwood'a Hail.
bCivil: Beginner Charles N. Wood has=
mmpgtedm the surveys tor the state
«Westport and W;
i—Fresh hams 1295c lb pork chops
and roasting pork 1255c. Hayes.
Celene 'George D. Russell, of the Ho
tel Norwalk, has returned fi-om spend-
ing a‘ week in New York and Brooklyn.
The school boys enjoyed the first
skating of the season, on some of the
:maller ponds about Norwalk, Satur-
3Y5 -1
--ilorse Clipping by electric power.
L. M. Wright's repository.
The next meeting of the Norwalk
City Council will be held two weeks
from tonight, Monday evening, Decem-
ber 7th.
Our Brother's Lodge, 1 0.0. F., of
Norwalk will hold a meeting, this
evening. at the Odd Fellows' Hall. in
Wall street.
Company 5‘ will hold a dance in con~
nection with the basketball game to
be played at. the armory on Thanks~
giving sight1.1 ..
M‘i'iinne made or link sausage the lb.
liaybl‘l‘ ‘ii 11*
The Monday Arternoon Whist Club
is using cavertsined this stances by
Miss hiai 0. Curtis, at her home in
west avenue. ‘ ’
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Noble are
in San Francisco, where they intend
to spend the winter. They wut return
East the coming spill-lg.
Catholic Union thndll, Knights 0‘!
Columbus. of News“: will hold ses-
sion this evening at the Catholic Club
building in West avenue.
—-—Heur Mrs, Tracey. Mrs. Tripp. Dr.
Wolfe and Thomas McMahon. at Catho
lic Club bsli, Wednesday evening,
Lockwood s Hall.
The litinuni Christmas festival of
Grace” Chit Sunday school will be“
held-this your in the Town AssemblyAA
hall, instead of in the church, as for-
moriy.
—-Spring chicken and (owls ii and
16c lb. llayes'.
Th'o're who a hehvy rrost last night.
and all outdoors was covered this
morning with a white mantle that gave
things a decidedly snowy and wintery
”Pact
The Whisky Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwslk Baptist
Church will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday. with Mrs. William Raymond,
of lies-win street.
Ernest Plait has arranged
to hold a‘ Mien of Saturday night
dances in Lockwood‘s flail, Norslolk,
commencing this week. Jesse's orches-
in will furnish music.
”‘ “’ ”'“ WNW
Orders haivii
collusive. trolds'ystoni iIYlIIoif £11m
freightI traiiis for Thunksgiviu day
sava ass on“ W
This will enabia 3am number of tlio
empidyes of the road to observe the
holiday. , 11 A ~
too, 05.150 and Di
READY FOR
“THANKSQIVINGP
Tilt ators ia‘.‘ Evcrfitlihtg need-
ed for serving the dinner of the
year (except the dinner).
1..
ing’ to tile kniic to curve the lur-
kcy. not a thing missing.
A little detail to hint at this vnr—
icty:
‘ CUTLERY.
All guaranteed as to quality and
wear.
Carving knife and fork—51.25 to
Carving sets-ail.“ to 810.
Carving aid-41.50
Knives and forks—51.10 to 53. 50 set.
CUT GLASS.
Olive dishs 2val square or oblong
4175 32.504 .5 is.
80an dishes—51.50, ii 75 82 52.-
50, up to 54. 25.
Spoon- trays—52.50. 53.
8n“!-¢I‘elinn-*O$.50. “.5550 to 38.
WatercursfeIA—rzm up to $5. .
Celery trays—55, $5, 87.50.
”rater or lemonade tankards—ttl to
Decanters and claret-pitcherp—rra up
to 88.
Liquor solo? lick-59.
ltipsgar,cruete~g-51 to 52.50.
Vhses-flihdhp to 58.75. '
Salad and fruit-bowls—55 to $10.50.
Punch bowl—542.50.
SILVER-PLATE.
Tea-spoons~52.85 doz.
Dessert spoons and forks—54.75 dot.
Table-spoons and forks—55.25 doz.
Soup spoons—55. 25 doz.1
Cream ladies—65c and 90c each.
Gravyoludios—«tdc and 51. 25 each
quteplsdipsv-il 85 and 52. 25.
Sotthadles—SZ. 25.
Oyster: Jerks-83. 50 do:
Butter- knives-50c.
Fiah- -.kn|vea-—,;52 ,
Coidcmeut forks-81. 35.
Tea-lets, 4 pcs. ., 84. 25 55. 50. 56 57. 50.
up to 521. 50. ,‘
Coffee sets—55 and 56. 50. ‘7» '
Covered butter dishes—51.00, ii. 85.
up to $3.25.. ‘
Pickledurs—sl. 50 up to- -.52 75.
Candlelahra—ts up to 510. '
’Bread-trayr—ii.25 up to “fit.
Cake-baskets—tll up to _.55 50..
Soup-tureens-83 up to $7. 50.
Chocolatopots~52. p ,
Syrup- «slips—32 to 53. . i
THE ROWLAND
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III-OPENING OF A CHURCH.
*
Nor-walk People at lethal A. N. In It"-
tics in Bridgeport. Sunday.
The remodeled mo A. M. E.
church 395 Broad street, Bridgeport.
Rev A: Q. Norton, pastor, wasn-opon-
od yesterday, and the’ congregation m
fortunate in having present the Ttight
Rev. William B. Derrick D. D.. preeid
ing bishop er the. Fiesta lscopal} Illsi
trlct and nlao Presidin ider Rev.J
P. Sampson and other ceding clergy-
men of the A.“ ME. churches. Among
the societies represented were the A.
M. E nchurch and the Messiah
1’.
trial Baptist ehtu'di ”of Mitford; to:
15.1.}! It Moi churches of G
wich. New Haven. ,sgd yogwslk.
til” gouging. Was a“ Isl-mortally
t e cv pres ng e er
Solos were rendcred by” P. A.
Dotson. of New York. and Mrs. Elias»
both Shapiro of Bridgeport. in the
afterngon, u 3‘ o'clock, phlebgd Witl
. 111)., an
M A . Norton .sang “533nm the
Lilian." ,1. .11., ;
«Builds up the system; puts pure.
rich blood in the veins; makes men
and women strong and healthy. Bun
dock Blood Bitters. At any drug store
My
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semi Many Pastoral changes Will
he Mada at Nest Bunion.
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conference, to be d in fiimpson
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mifood chopper to mince the “stutl- ‘
mpunzcuix’reh iii Bridgeport; the Pib‘
commenced
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hack it It don't cure vou. All we ask is that you aim ‘
its chance. Put up ill three pizza—SI 50c. 25c. AIS;
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it training at a thorough business college. ,
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IF YOU DESIRE
a wrapper of percale or flannoleito. come here and make your selection
from our new stock. '
We told the manufacturer who made them for us to put In every
pcnny's worth of value for thd price «mine did it.
What you get is just as Important as what you pay.
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in use for pver so years, has borne the dgnsmreat
and has been nude r hisper-
m sons! supervision since in fantasy.
0 Allow no one to deceive you“ in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitation and “Just-as. but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger on“ it of
infants and Children-Experience against 153me
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute do! caster
goric. Drops and Soothing amps. 1.5 is mm 15
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other,:_Narcotio
substance. Its age is its gimra'nto‘s. It ya "Worms
and alloys Feverishneas. It cures Dias-rhino and Wind
. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles.- cnres Constipation
and Flatiilpcyfl‘fl I’sslmilateovdlio Food, regulates the
Stomach and giving 3: 5nd, natural sleep.
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cannula CASTQOE‘IA Atmvi
1-5/1”, Beaii the Signature“,
M 1“»ng r,
The Kind YHaie i7 rays up
in Use to Over 30 Years.
The ‘i'lulliphl'cy
, ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy.
Wal'klir"
-- Among them concordant : c
mi'L) “it.“ 1. "If
i it ‘”‘
, or Wilbertmld
; colonel ofth
“:3:th lnlaritry W a mat
tar but which much as
only es s for c
the promotion of Fitch. there ‘wouip
hstgreond for a charge of selflshn
The real reason why it is u to
he is to be colonel iu that he in every
e adduuitefl. Didi);m these were {a
ohgrstdlatipn‘ ov
.stil ualifi ition
wh ItI s‘hel‘i ‘firtliotr eitort
iii'a hurt to Icreate‘s. "been” in his
own tsvor.
Co'onel Fitch entered the Stamford
company of the Fourth Wmont' as
a private.an and was udvsn step by
step data“ he wan made
commandant of company and0 ”butter“!
lion he displa ed ”fill and Maroon;
combined wit a technical military
knowledge exceeded by few, if an.
as in the Connecticut brigade. .
tilted states volunteer service lie
wsos respected by his superiors and by
the rank uiid ills. And with his knowi~
edge of the profession of arms and his
vroved efficiency as a leader of men,
he combines high personal character.
The general of a brigade, the colonel
of a regiment, the captain of a com-
pany or the sergeant in chorus of a
squad of soldiers, exercises In influ-
ence, often unconsciously. upon those
who are below himin rank. For that
reason. if for no other. an allies in
a mill organization cannot be too
carefuio his speech and habits.- He
cannot know how many men regard
him as a pattern. He may not realize
that a bad example set by an oilicer
in’ his personal habits is often ‘seised
upon as an eacuse b n of his com-
mand for induicing in ‘ stes that are
detrimental. To assume command of
men to be vested with the authority
a commissioned olllcer in the military
service holds. is a serious matter.
For these reasons. then, it is espe
cislly gratifying that a man whose
personal character will bear close in
vestigation and who will have the res-
pect as well as the obedience of those
he commands is to be at the head of
the newly oi'gdnised regimeht. it
should. and no doubt will true a large
influence in elevating the standard
of the Stamford company which now
has a special reason and incentive to
lift itself to a position second to none
in the new Third infantry.
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ONLY CURI FOR DYSPIPOIA.
Mrs. i‘rankiish Bush. of New Castle.
Del., says: - “l suffered iior years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured'me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted, l“. H. Bax~
IC
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POPULAR AMURIMENTS.
THE GREAT LAFAYETTE.
Among the features introduced in
“the Great Lafayette" show which is
booked to appear at Hoyt‘s Theatre
next Saturday, November 28th., is a tie-
clded novelty called "The ltevelry of
the Four Zones," in which a bevy of
pretty girls introduce songs, dances and
tableaux, representing the nations from
the four quarters' of the globe
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
The Hat Makers” Sick Benefit Socie-
ty of South Norwalk. has all arrange-
ments completed for the ball which it
is to hold in Music Hall, on Thanks-
giving eve, Wednesday night. The a!-
lair will be in the nature of a mas-
55 for the lady‘s handsomost costume.
and 55 for the goat's most original
prizes will be selected from the and!-
ence. Music will be furnished by
Bvec's orchestra. and it will be lire!-
ciaas. t 1
‘“ WWI POLICY PLAYERS --
rigs, buck and win “dancing.
cakesw ing and all the 0 or lively
features that go to make up a regula~
tion negro entertainment will be seen
at their best' at Hoyt'a Theatre; where
the Policy Players will be Thanksgiv-
in out afternoon at 8 and evening at 8
pelt. The company is a large one.
and almost every member of it phases-
at some talentin the line of singing or“
dancing. There is a little story to 'tho
piece that some to give the characters
a chance to occup ytbe stage and dis-l
play their vaudeville ability, but the
plot is nothing thatwould require very
close attention girafollowny vThe princi-
pal cits Dieter "MM
Sid PM no snort of "Williams and?”1
is one of them being a
”d the 0 or a stupid,
e. '1‘ air tension;
science laughing; eonA
clever acsmp.
butnomlchontw
lag keeps I
act:.ssversl1song hi a
iota. tuna. ’ by Leon WI Hunt‘-
Junglenoosn."'1by Gertie 5‘1 .
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“others iufit‘hc ;
Mififii .‘i’li “1:335? 5&5.
n‘i’afli’eié‘W
chum: or “NEWMAN . - . s-
.. {The presents of "All
Mi"? rise
i could hear of, but withing helped me -
querade, and there will be a prite of V
costume. The committee to award the '-
stantly. Du ngthe courseol'thojrs t 7
dead.
:tuiflluimfi ere Gilmore 59C '2 .
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O‘We’ be got a wrapper equipment here that you should H
Made of dark cambrlcs and males. Haul: of
nto please We.
Women' .11 Paula Wrappers in brocade: or ddpugi.‘
trimmed. deep floancc. at
at . ,
Women's Hanndette Wrappers in the newest pa .1.
1 Women' s Reliance Candie Wrappers, fancybratd
made up in (be latest style, at
The Ideal Heavy Flannelettc Wrappers, handsomit
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83-85 Washington Street,
south Nemsia. Conn. "7"" ‘
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Wells.
Ladies patent. colt hide button. rent 5 ;
A chandc for con to bun Good Fall
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WINTER MILLINERY
i 1 1 .1 new ooonlm sveav WIIK. 1. .
Putt. Lina or corms HATS. spacIAI. onions on Al.
OWN-WEAR HATO.
*mth Norwslk. coon as “Washington Street.
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wtil tell n pl: iti
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. hill .0 pro rotor the Riverside Milli“ and aim
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