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Owen boat 111.111 silt-m nut-2
a caas this once 8:»111 incited2
Pumpkin are
8 eta. 0.113 Cod Cranberries , ,. the;
3 pkga. Cleaned Currants. " the
li lbs. Granulated Sugar. 25c
11 MTI-unsqp'v.‘ 1' ‘ 1'“ "" We
3 pkn,. Nopu fuel; Mince Meat. 25c
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Miss Mal Me1rett is visiting in New
York.
William Blahcer 11111 sold his trotting
horse to Max Tarlo1.
Miss Annie Wilcek who for some
time has had a position at the Crescent
Laundry, has resigned
Thanksgiving services will be held
in theadventChurch, Thursday even-
ing. Rev. .l. W. Davis presiding.
A party of duck hunters on the
launch Sara K returned yesterday
from Eaton' a neck having shot twelve
birds.
The Junior Band will meet with the
U. A. H. Circle. Wednesday evenln
and it is earnestly requested that ai
the members be present
Mr. and Mrs E. 8' Bowen of St
John' s avenue have been entertaining
A. F. Flummorfelt editor of tho Herkl-
mer Democrat Herklmcr N. Y.
Bill Johnson the steward of the
11111111111111.1151. of the Radel oyster
fleet took a mudbath Sunday night
while trying to get on board the boat
In the dark.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
last evening at the home of Frank
Self. it was largely attended and a
vr.1 enjoyable meeting.
or child of H A. McNett. which
has been sick for some time. but was
believed to be improving, has bad a
relapse.1‘bc infant is afflicted with
plural pneumonia and grave fears are
entertained for it
Frank Haiiile. Who for some time has
been in the employ of Contractor John
W, Beatty as one of his most expert
painters. paper hangers and decora-
tors, has gone into business for him
self. He will have olllces ln Seuth Nor-
wklk and Westport. His Westport of-
fice will be with Boers Brothers. Mr.
Hadile has made many friends In East
Norwalk. who all wish him success in
his new venture.
John E. Thompson in whose launch
Shipbuilder Fowler has lately installed
a new engine had quite an experience
Sunday afternoon and Monday morn-
ing'Jn thpgu'nft. As is probably well-
known all gasoline entities are rather
uncertain When first operated and it
usually takes some little time to et
them in good running order 11.
Thompson went out Sunday afternoon
with a friend to try the new engine.
When they were opposite the Danbury
deck the engine stopped and they went
on the, flats. Nothing under the sun ap
parently could induce the engine to go
another stroke and the tide Was falling
They could not get off the flats and
‘ had to malts A night of it there. Hunter
has It that it was almost sunrise Mon-
day 111911111111 when they did at last get
ashore 11111 home.
ROWAYTON.
The Junior Endeavor society held a\
fair Saturday from 5 to 10 o'.cloclt in
Crow a hall. '
Mrs John Lowndcs and grandson
Howard Scott are spending a few days
with friends in New York.
Captain Charles T. Lownde‘s. of
Brook 11': former resident of this
placeé’ ail b'edufyisltlns in town.
appy hour service in the Bap-
tiat‘ hon rch. Thursday evening was
largely attended and of great interest.
Mrs. ‘J. 8111111111111 Hoyt entertained
the members of- the flower committee
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
her home. Thursday afternoon. 1
B. Arthur driflln and Edwin L. Sto-
vens were W last week. making
a new reel to: the hbse wagon, which
was recently aeom'od for thlsdtcwayton
Hose Company And was exhibited last
night v; the; headquarters in my:
I0“ I “.8
Work is proposing,
new road whidh Fail tiLyndl “MW
ing made throttgh‘thia WW r1111-
nlng parallel with Mom symbol
and conecting St. John avenue with
Cross street. Constable Edward J;
Ladrigan who has a half doses men
employed 911 the contract has had a
_ trench 11113 and. is 1111111511 a' large
ledge of rocks. .wlticls 'are being used
1 as the foundation for tho roadbodJ A
a
rapidly on the
wrmwlding lots will be be;
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e war is FWD!“
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pain its bottle each
Wit, isiggi'l‘hatsa
by“ l rgea return of
healt and com
Babies that are
Scott’s Emulsion uicky
spend to its bebiiuly nod 11.
of” NW 3.? Gillliili, .iml“
9i. uourii at 3
bob needs moat.
r'dinary food it ueutly
lacks tins no YyriskIneliecboofls
ways supp ics it.
Emulsion
l Wallluiidyauaaatnpia Mam may
soon a sowua. «111 Pearl 81ml. unfit
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dudley Tlliey. who has been serious.
iv ill with asthma for the past week.
In recovering. .
Saturday evening last Miss Ethel
Clock entertained a number of friends
from South Norwai k.
A meeting of the Reading Circle
will be held this evening at the home
of the Rev. H: S. Brown. The subject
will be “John Milton".
The choir of‘ the Congregational
Church is rehearsing a Christmas can-
tata "The Prince of Peace.” to be giv-
en the Sunday evening befOre Christ
mas.
A Union Thanksgiving service is to
be held in tile Congregational Church
on Wednesday evening at S o‘.cloclt
The sermon Is to be preached by the
Rev. T. B. Miller. pastor of the Mom
odiat Church.
Among the portiaits on exhibition
at the portrait exhibit in New York
last»week,1vero those of Mrs. Kath-
erine Van 'Rensselder Crosby. a niece
of Miss Delalleid of Darieu and a fre-
quent visitor here.11nd that of We 0.
G..l‘vI1iniugs tht daughter of Joint D
Crlmmlns.
A handsome pair of band- carved oak-
en offering plates have Just been pur-
chased by the Congregational Church
by the efforts of Rev. H. S. Brown
through the Sunday school classes.
The inscrlp ions on them in raised let
11111 are " 111.1,. ye‘ have recolv.ed
freely give " and “Give ye of your aims
of such things as ye have "
William M Dalon and Miss Mary
Kane were married yesterday morning.
111 St. Jo 11s R. t‘. Chu1eh. Noroton, by
the pastor. Rev. l'athm O‘ICon1101.The
maid of honm was Miss Edna Johnson
and the best man was Frank D. llolan.
a brother of the groom A nuptial-
bigb mass was (welebrated the full
chnb taking pa1t.Thc altar boys
ware Thomas Kane, a brother of the
bride, and Edward Duluth a brother of
the groom. both of whom are students
in St. 'l‘bomas' seminary. Hartford.
The couple went on a 1n dding tour
through New York state.'und will re-
side in Noroton.
At the Congregational Cbu1'ch.Sun-
day night. was held a “it“ interesting
Thanksgiving service. he pu ulpi
was tastefully decorated with cornt~
stocks of wheat pumpkins and .all
kinds of vegetables the work being
done by Messrs. E 3. Austin and w.
J. Reid Jr. The program consisted
of recltations by pupils of the Sunday
school special singing by the choir
and an interesting talk by the pastot
Rev. ll. 8. Brown. on.“0ur Thankful
nose to God for Our Many Blessings."
A barrel of apples and two barrels of
p1'o1lslons were contributed and will be
lent to the poor in Brooklyn The
Juniors also contributed eight dollars
toward Thanksgiving dinners. 1
1111111110 11111111 Pence William H. Wilt
mott yesterday afternoon tried the
ease of Zigmund Mason, who was ar-
rested on charges of beating his wife«
and breaking hei arm the story of
. which assault was exclusively told in
The Sentinel a day or two ago. c1511-
plaint was made to the authorities and
Mason was arrested; When taken be-
fore the court yesterdav he pleaded
gulltv to the assault Judge Willmott
lined him 87 and costs on each count
This made the line amount to 814, and
the costii to $13.15. He wits also sen-
tenced to thirty days in Jail on each at
the two counts. in view of Mason's
apparent repentance for whit he had
done. Judge Willmott suspended the
iail sentence subject to the good be-
havior of the prisoner. Mason paid his
due and with the Jail sentence be
over his head will probably decidetm
it is best not to be a wife other. 1
The wedding of Miss Lillian Stokes
Holmes to John D Crimmlns'. Jr. will
be celebrated, tomorrow. at i p m.. In
the drawing rbom of the borne of the
bride’s pa.rents Mr. and Mmtartemas
H. Holmes. 453 Madison avenue. Cath-
edral Court 1115 officiating clergyman
will be Rev. Michael J. Layelie, rector
.9! St. Patrick's thedl'lli It is ex-
posted that Ant-lib shop may will pro-
nounce the benediction upon the young
couple. -Whliwfiho wedding will not
isrlely mailed intuit will fig
dbuhtndly be. tl'i'ry 1111115111111.
bride. b'ito Is a be‘antltul young woman.
will be attended by a maid 0f honor. '
1' :T'i'l
orn ng. ’
Silas Gregory, of Broklyn. was call-
ing on relatiws new on Friday.
and Mrs. li‘rod (lregtny spontI
”all. it with blends in iiildgepurt.
Mrs. Hattie 801111111 entertained Wed
nelday and Thursday Miss Minnwl‘
Hall. of East Norwalk.
. Miss Louisa Barnes spent several
days last week with hits. Iienry and
111111 I‘lholi. Chealnul Hill. ‘
Mrs. Kalchpool returned to her home:
in ilrookiyu Saturday. after a two
weoka' stay with uni. Carolino Wy-
man.
' Mrs. F‘. ii. Gregory and Mrs.
mood and d tighter and Miss
Gregory of
11' Mrs. Fr
NI lll‘ I'prlseuiiiiryl'y" 'wiib all-1111 to Mr.
and Ben Allen last book Monday
e1'.cning About thir'ty util‘e pro-u 111.
Music, singing and phospgraph selec-
tltins were rendered.
vod.Tl1apleaaur1‘.eml withadou-
my party. Mrs. ha ca Ruby took
Ev 11
prise.
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.WESTPORT.
George Smith suppiants his brother
Samuel 1111 a polisber in the tool shop.
Miss Carrie M. Bennett. of .Provi-
dent-c. it. I. spent Thursday and'Frlo
day in town
Miss (trace Gauchet is confined to
her imperial avenue home. through
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(in the night of December 8. Aspe-
tuck Lodge. K. of P., Will have a roll
call and supper.
Miss Julie akeman has Horned to
her Greens arms home 11111 proposes
to spend the winter there.
Trinity and Christ church parishes
will unite in 11 union servlooln Trinity
church, Thanksgiving morning. Rev.
George W.Ba1'l1ydt will preach the
semen.
Mrs Glact‘ Welscr Davis addressed
the confirmations in the Methodist
church at both services yesterday. She
continues her revival services tonight
and tomorrow night.
Dr. and 11111. A. a sarne7&t. settles
J. A. Blrge and u'lfc- and M1. and Mrs.
W. L. Barber. of Mliford. were among
the guests at the home of Henry (I
Birge at the recent anniversary.
A few well known young men here.
if allegations are. correct. Were of the
party with Hamill. the Norwalk young
man. who on the night of Jilly 3 Went
to such‘extremea that Deputy Sheriff
Fred Romper had to take an active
hand. and only after some summarily
rough usage I uded Baillill in the lock.
up, Some an at to think that only
through rowdylsm is patrlolam evinc—
rd lrom appearupct it looks as if
Sheriff Kemper was 111111111 anxious to
how the well-known H ill or better
known as Fourth of Jtl y. case come
up in court. it is also rumored that
Sheriff Hnwlcy aims to make it 11 test
case. but it did not come to it hearing
last Tuesday in the Superior Court.
From the story told by Sheriff Romper,
1 was on-‘
aim Inhours of that
liar i
orvfalk. spent Thursday ““10””.
uper was at 1' 1
first 111-1111111111 l. l1‘.‘(i1'o my the booby W
it may be as well if the cute is quashed.
for while 1111111111 has been the rilief'
offender subpoenaes and testimony:
might reflett disuedlt 0? some here:
who are suspected of 1111 up had their,
hand in the festivities that resulted I11
the Norwnlkflpmm lielngylocked up. i
. am ‘ ‘ 1
POPULAR AMu'éaMENTs. ,
3T1”: GREAT LAFAYETTE IN A
Ni" PLAY.
The many pat as of Hoy'ts Theatre
will be pleased to hear of the coming
engagement of "The. Great Litfayette."
He is booked to appear here for Sat-
iurday. November 28. In his new Hin-
doo mystle‘play. “Krishlna the Do
This is not a vaudeville show
as 11 gm t many pmplp {pl to be-
11m-.1x 11111 {tor 1111 that ban the
Great Lafayette ample room to show
his versatility its an pll round perform
1'1'.in the 1111.11 play he assumes the
title role The scenes are laid in no
(Ila, the land of the Hindoo Fakir. One
of the nicer. startling situations intro-'
duccd is the burning of a live child as
a sacrifice. and its restoration in full
view of audience. This is only one of
the many wonderful tricks and illus-
lons that are introduced throughout
the play. The characters in the plav
are portrayed b5“ mists of merit each
especially selected to ii the parts- it»
signed to them; The pany is one
of the largest 0'11 the rold.‘ They car-
try 11 large e oius. both male and fe-
male. ,1 Man danoetirb'e introduced by
the handsome young u'oinen. The con
tumes are of the most gorgeous and es-
pecially designed for. this production.
The scenery ts from the brush of the
best artists that money could secure. in
eoniunctlop wit the rupture. there is
a iii-st class Isnd orchestra of still).-
ists horses. 11 live lion; and other 11111-
finals. the «hole at an 011th of 111an
thousands of dollars. . . .
.DANIEL, RYAN CQMING. . ,
f cited“
or
past few
u
1' Inc."
make iii“ hug. appearance in Booth
Norw t a “18,011 on
day rilgbtflin DI’E‘layiti reduction of
successful than Daniel Ryfi} whoiwlIilI ,
11,11
CtOl‘ ill”
1
Keep do
the house. Aycr’s
Cherry Pectorai’
1C.
or N.
Ls. '1
Lhasa
for colds.
KI Hackett's recent New York
"Don Caeasr' s Retum.’ to be
llowed by complete. productions of
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'1' Great Ruby..1iioa* Clag'lsto. The
Gilded Fool. Virgiulus. lie lilai Wed -
ding and The Musketeers." The
Ryan Company comprises thirty poo-
plo‘. and tau aptielni Ac-ehmi cars llrl‘
hard to transport thr gorgeous ding"
effects. This 11111111111111 boa been under
8 llalca,’ of Nowihik nuttiagcmttit
1111 the past five yearop ob is now colic
alliered to be the iendlns stock 01-31111
111111111 of America.
REAL 1101 Tumult t'tmum’.
Singing dancing.1'eal coon comedy
11111 hold forth 'l‘l1anksgi1'lug ulternouil
and evening. at Hoy'ls Theatie. where.
the Policy Playeigs a t11'o net musical
camped) with thir'ty -ilVe colored artists
will make merry. This company is
said to contain more musical 111m 111
which were written especially for t is
attrm-tion, than any other colored allow
traveling among which are Peggy
O'Neil. My Lady Lina. Prince Black
Look Into Your ilobys F111 e and Say
Geo (lw.11nd a scene of other popular
song i1lts.'l‘ilis engagement is for
matinee and evening only. Notflembot
2dth. Seats now on sale.
TlIANK801\’lNG EV F ”ALL.
Among the attractions for Thanks-
giving 01' 0. Wednesday nigbl the first
31111111 masquerade ball of the Hot Mak-
ers‘ Sick Benefit Society of South Not-
walk. in Music Hall. will take a prom-
lneni place Prizes have been offe
ed for the handsomest and most comi
cal c11stotnes.ind there is every indi-
union that the affair will be largely
attended. Svoc lirnthers' orchestra sill
furnish the music for dancing. Floor
tickets are fifty cents. and balcony tie
keis twenty-live cents.
MIDDLETOWN MAN’S WILL.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. 21i.—Thc will
of the late William W. Wilcox was
bmnght before the Probate Court to
day. By it. the widow of Mr. Wilcox
is made life beneficiary of the estate.
and upon her death, it is to be dlvld~
ed between his son William and his
daughter Mrs H C. Widttlesey. The
public bequests are. as foilow:s
5500 to the lndlan Hill Cemetery As
soolation; 8500 to he ()fiihum‘ Home;
81.000 to the Midi clown Y, lid. 0. A.;
3.000 to the Mlddlesc County His-
torlcnl Society: on condition that the
society get “.000 more for the erection
of :1 new building.
$6 25 1 bn Delivered
N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR CARRY-
"‘0'
Cool ihat will give you full value
fo1 your money Is the only kind we
sell. 'i‘b'eursklnd that ig“ clean
and that is cost all ‘11 ‘11 any
{h and comfort
paid would for war
liy
for you and your f
B. Hiiiiilllilii 81‘ Still
‘ Title vAiios. .
Seaside Ave. East 11111-111111.
Concord 8L. South Norwalk.
M154: E Coleman
46250. Hafiz Sf» So. Norma“
has opened her
Millineru Parlor
with a
H111.
I Trimmed MI! “dimmed.
0111111; 111111 1111111 51.00 to 13.00.
CALL AND L09K.
46 South Mala Stunt. upstairs.
through and which every penny that. is .
Fall Line of Pollard Winter
l
tThere iii 19076;... ll
«1 l a count yt an 1. .. 1-w
lullhlngetherr ohd Iinl'ii lbs 11.. .f 1. i
learn was supposed to be billion.
For a great many years doctors mi
nuanced it a local disease and preset-Ill
ed local remedies. and by constantly ,
falling to cure with local treatment
pronounced it lncurnble. Science has
proven calarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires consti-
tutiounl trca'mcbt. Hall's Cniarrb
cure. manufactured by b‘. .l. Cheney &
00.. Toledo, Ohio. In ‘tho only constitu-
tional cure on the market. It is tak-
c1. Internally in doses from 10 drops
to 11 teaspoonful. It acts directly on
the blood and mucous augfaces of the
system. They offer on hundred dol»
lars for any case it falls to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials
tldro'as ‘
J CHENEY £1 IIIIOO” Toledo.0
811111111 Drtigglsts 75w .
Halls iamlly Pills owns belt.
51.1. «If
noun
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"It is used with just as much
satisfaction and at a much
cheaper price than coal.
The Heat, when' All drafts
open, is intense and when its
security to leap fire overnight
fill the stake and CLOSE IT
TIGHT. Your fine will be
ready in theater-sing. .
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scandalous sass.
of .«--»—y ~.
Lamb Friar.
trumps,
Oysters.
MILL POND OYSTER! FINEST
GROWN.
o! Tokay or Port Wine.
IMPERIAL CAFE
Railroad Avenue.
Capital. sarcoma. 'surpiuo.s1as.ooo
A deposit placed
with the 11111111111111
Savings and Lean
quarterly dividend
of five per cant. per
annum from date
of deposit until
date withdrawn.
sou Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
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BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80. MAIN 81’.
Resident Directs". Resident Managers.
rtimar M. Lea .L. Cobura _
arias 8-001s " hn'a. Lawrence
IDIVidchdI‘
Mining. Oil. Timber. mama» and
flat Stocks mat? hievufgu
a!“ and Profits. its It‘tfand unnMonr
d|1:cl.alty.:lookl¢ts giving in'i- informa-
ti=don application.
DOUGLAS LACEY & co
k Brokers. Fl Ia.
#mN New York onaoidated
Stock Exchan , 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, ew York.
. 11. moms uium'rr. Manager,
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uses. THE ossioua ARE vas-
lED, AND 1'11: emcee ARE moi-tr.
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sv PAYING us A Visi'r.
To Ordetr—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies, Artista' Materials.
, ‘SPECIALS.
White Curtain: Poles with Fix-
tures. 10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. use. ..
Solid Brass Hail Curtain Rodp,
3 it. long, with fixtures, xoc.
. .“Shuro-Cut" Can Opener, out:
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me. DECORATING.
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South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
I
hung Lockwood & (lo.
‘ ‘003 l”
“Goal”
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$6.215 per Ton.
Why but poor. slatey coal. when you
c best for an equal price?
We handle only the “BEST LEHIGH"
COAL 11111101141111 can therefore guar-
antce‘satlsfsctlon. Send us a trial or-
der. and we will convince you of the
merits of our coal
Best' 1110’. 2 Nut. ‘(not the (lat slatey
stuff) $5. 00' per too. Best Cumberland
t attractive prices
Qlta‘reoal i bug or small quantities.
Seasoned w nod rd lengths or sawed
and split
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hunch Billed} 80. MIDI 8t.
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we consider that this is a nod tiles
to do painting. We will do your will,
with the best materials in tho skillitiI
manner which our exporlehoqmblbd 1’3
and the best of it all is that. all"
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