all: i. hit “in:
Mill" ;',
“I.“ufluhlqw"‘ hi '5”
ilTi‘ '
ill " till is lots
WIATVIIR FOIIOAIV.
nut—‘-
to. NerwIIlt and vicinity: Fair and
continued. cold tonight. and Monday.
Then is no welldeilncd. storm area
of the Roeby-lountatnaw Pleccent
we 55erevsila in all section. The
to Molarhciow Missile“.
sentinel. except along the: South Atlan-
ticisod null coasts. The temperature
is below: acre in the extreme north-
wait: The lowest reported was twenty-
eight degrees below core at Winlpeg.
Conditions levor for this vicinity pleas-
Int weather and not much change. in
temperature.
.——”—-fi-’H~ifl.‘
Weybe 5A. Raymond of Clay street.
has bad a new roof pieced on his real-
deuce.
-—Netive..turkeys 26c lb. Pub, Mtt.
i‘. A Morley. e prominent inIursnce
ngent of Hartford spent the night at
Hotel Ollitord.
~Choicc natiie turkeys 25c
lllll'e‘s
Mills Lula. Banks. 0! Chestnut street
is spending a tow days with relatives
at Creenileld Hill»
~Fowis15c. Bohaub'a.
William J. Leland of New Britain,
will up d Thanksgiving at his home
in Bayv ew avenue. .
>—- Clipping b electric power
“Digit; bt's repos tory.
Peter Celisger, the young tinner or
Ferris chem bi recoverins from an
atteokfoi typhoid fever. '
Mr. and Mrs. P, A. Arnold and iam
ily‘ will attend Thanksgian with Mrs.
Henry Avery of Greens Farm~.
IV
“5515 i.
lb.
[“3an and family at Golden
Hill li‘é i will spend Thanksgiving
with élntives in New Haven.
-—’l!lil‘lle.ys 23c up. schsub's.
Chrictovber Bronson. the Well- known
hotel clerk is up from New York for a
short stay in South him-walk
There'wiil be a Thanksgiving ser-
vice at Grace Church tomorrow morn-
ing, with sermon at 10 o'clock.
The barge Jane s. Cahill, is dis-
charging a load of Lehigh coal at tho
whert of i. Lockwood and Company
The Grace Church branch of the 5
GirlI' Friendly Society met last even-
ing at the Central Club in West are
rule. ' '
milituflirssden impcotor oi the Pin-'3
- l.
‘8‘
c,‘
‘ I
3'5... .... Wartime.
“WWW"
l-,-" ”termite lite'
was ”any Pine Syrup cure:
cold,c down to the yen
verge of consumption.
:l’rcderlct Day at Hm
c. has ”“1123 front.
cre he went to takc 3
the 1)on 'iicl
alias Anne E. willhullistruotor in
lo at the South orwalk Cit
cola, hesbccnooalncdtobcrhomt
b3 illness for a couple or days.
Jesse u: innit, of on tinnitus:
thxerggialy rewritirt, then re
turn in n aw avenuc
after a lr'ip to Bi.“ ulI d Chicago.
5—Turkeys 22 and the lh. Hayes.
Charles “4110?.“ and I‘M h loo,
held of the lac‘
production of "Bin witur" at the Nov
York Theatre, New York city, lac
night. ,
Tickets are out for the lair of cleI
of 1904 of the South Norwaik Higi
will.
school. which is held annually to meet '
axpenscs consequent upon gredua
on
—2 plt'gs. mince meet U. 8. 2st
.10 oleloittc ,5 . .
it behooves the householder. to un
derstand how to gt the best return
for bill money. ttle the coal 'quea
tile or buying of John H. Ferric. ltd“,
his all!”
‘klieesins the Frank
Anal meetafill Wilde“
and“ .5 line there II no 1"IeIaion‘. o:
the Nbvfl in any departments 'ihantI
slvin ,_ .
load”. aternoon Huntley went on
the tract the car bam- Aim
delaying tI-I o for some time it we:
again placed on the tracks and pro
“Oiled; on “I WIN 5 i
J Clare Mudon, clerk in the other
of the Connecticut Railway and Light
lug Company oilicc corner of Kn'igh
and Wall street, was tendered e Iur
prise party by a party or friends lion
day evening ntvhis home in Well Itreet
the occaaion being his twenty- -iirs\
birthday.‘
. ~Turlt'e'ya 23c up. Bchaub's.
William McPhelany. W. 1). Parks, W
C. Quimsynil'. T. Oakea F. W. Bettel
t
lin’rgy
lmsn. J'W Bendhem, R
Werckle. New York; W.A Holmes. .l
ii. Hedda H. W. Grey. B. I!
h.
nachos, W“. hlcClellIn. Boston: C. ll
Smith. J!» Newark, N. J.: A. '1‘. Win!
Putnam Co’nn. were guests yesterday
at the Hotel Clidord.
——'l‘hc iirst subscription concert up
der Mrs. Newirlrtjs direction will be
given next Monday evening It Lock
wood'a Hall Norwalk. A well knowr
Metropolitan quartette will give itias
Lehmannn beautiful song cycle "in a
Persian Cordon." preceded by a line
miscellaneous programme. T ckets a’
Baxter's and Ciendenlngs d g store.
Single Concert $1.00., 32. 50 for course
or three concerts. ‘ ‘
There will be plenty of basketball
at the Armory on ThenkIgiting Day
in the enigma,“ the drct 33:33:33:
play 0 mpsnyll Trkwegt
Beglmglt team,“ .of Nitw. iork
event 11!.
dentlth‘lnanranoe Comphhy, name
srit,‘ 1t Illici- llbi
(JIM cation «in: .5 .
canon kg kwill pigethem Viln-
e Company H team.
this contest and
0! Play.
5”. Wasteland:
'fi
In" our
eel iii "the
”” ”WT? 51f
‘3‘? lb t‘
”Willi".
Ti]
9". 4,“ 33‘,
. «
"Celery
.2. it’-
far
l: 5 . . Western my Mela.
'rrv tea}?
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.muunail‘ueific
.
Id it.
nut
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yoggvgyigl'gok Milli ildd ig‘
”1“quan enjoyment.
Golf clubs-hail ‘5de nthk‘t‘a. '
’Sttmtcraw-ii you’re to watcli
o‘orhilb
Vi'arni peter, itir pr cloth.
m: l:
1
Cohtumcé—news “of some 5at
:pecial price it Mcréstltig.
Shoes—the wintér styles are
.rim and comfortable.
Minnie—A Regina”? or talking~
.nachine? or sheet mucic?‘
Carldr—thc children will enjoy
.;t the
ig children,t oo.
Fury to draw about the neck—-
he‘y give beauty to the gowns Is
I A new coat {or Baby.
Of course, everything for serv-
ng the turkey.
“HTS—‘1‘ $27.5Ql‘
Taken from our own stock and
me
mcrked Rent In; to :45.
Good news; big-typo news; but
.old briefly.
Fine zibclincs, and Cli_¢Vi0t3, and
iroadcloths, and vulture.-
Rich in trimming. beautiful in
inc, excellent iii tailoring
0111
y about a score bi them all
old for this' is the clearing up of
he ‘s'eésoh.
. Hardly two alike; each one a
Jargain 5m the true sense.
Were $25 to tsp—stem.
Were 3335 to 345—321 so-
NEW
Second floor.
MUSIC.
Want the newest. best music?
Want
it quick? Here it is.
Almost not or "do we have to say
'\l c 'rc out of that."
Just now thesi- are .sought:
Jnder
Susan
Wit. 1 5.
tip in the Goods Nut Tree.
a Panaam
Van Dooaen.
Thet'c How i Love You Mamie.
By the Sycama'e Trees-instrumental.
Burning oi’ Rome—by E T. Pauli.
Dance ot the Songbirds.
African Dreamland.
Pro Valence (omelet Yale march)
Pickannlnnies Pastime Caprice.
Third door.
'1'!!! ROWLAND N
naynooos 90..
alum can,
Iii;
For sale tenths C
IEXOU I
a mm bl pcroilsiea lllh'didtts. » eome55~here and mete your selection
from our new stock.
We told the manutccturer who made mum- us to put in every
tili’tor till price and he did it. ' .
What you get is Just as important as what M pay. 5 "'5 *
g.“
penny‘a worth of val
II. caulk?“ names.
SBUM. Nov. Bh—Canaid
mfamagc hca oeuasd bye
rise oi the w rI of the Neva
ead ot the canals. t chewing-the meet
bad weather.
above'normai and the streets bordering
the river the dolled. Wheeled tref-
Ths Neva is nine test
5 It h In mild in many thoroughfares
and. thc5 hpbtteitts are uIing boats
and!“ Writings has been
done on the islands in the river and at
the Port of St. Petersburg, the inun-
dation is spreading in the low lying
quarter of the city where the water is
knee deep and the ground floors 0!
houses and _s_hopa are ilooded.
l'l‘ bd'a_ the .
31,1333, It mantel-te-
h." Ov'hltvdclflcul.
il- .. .
:i food taken into the stomach which.
thcnetnreotttctoodor theoon-
ot the stomach. is not digested.
is worse than no food at Ill. is I
5‘ true ctehmcat as I'll"! lam“!
county hit
out many drapes“
with their reasoning. They argue with
“fit“. $55.23” 33:53
so I o no_ van
they must beat} ecswcrk: m
nerds they must be spared. it would
be Just as sensible for I tin-incurring
who is unable to do all his own we
to. out down his business to his own
Wfifid’fiiiifl.“ Wilma
lltl'llbll business mm elit'tpltg’ys'I help
so coca. w I , ne
mom-gemmd m’nuc will
employ help for his stomach end give
his body proper nourbhnlen '
Stuart's Dyspepsia 'i‘ebletts eotullly
do the work assigned to them. They
relieve weal: end overburdened atom
echo of I t union of digestive ac
tion. The as pent parts moddentlv"
cal with 1 till diges
and score tbedtomacii‘ d“ t y
simp‘y take up the grind and carry on
the work Just the same as s ‘
good,
uglinwuvo ”mulch Would do g is
l in t air
5 Tablets are perfectly nature
action and effects. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturbance
in the stomach or bowels. They them-
selves digest the food and Iupplysthc
system with all the nourishm t cen-.
tained in whet iceetsn anti on out
Nature's plan for the sustenance and
maintenance of the y.
How much more sensible is this
method then that employed by many
aud'erera from weak stomachs. ’By this
means body and brain get all the good.
nutritious food they need and the man
is properly nourished and equipped to
carry on his work and perform his
duties. its could net possibly be in
proper working condition by starving
himself' employing some new tangled
inculiioient tood that does not contain
enough nutriment for I year old bebv.
A strong men doing strong work must
be proper!
the brain as well as the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. byte-
licving the stomach of its work, enable
it to recuperate and revaln its normal
health and strength. Nature repairs
the worn and wasted tissues Just as
Ihe heels end knits the bone obs brok-
en limb, which is of course not used
during the procesc‘ot repair. 5
. Stuart's Dyspepeie Tablets are for
sale by all druesietc at 60 cents a box
and they are the one article that the
druggist does not i to sell something
in the piece at the ‘I "just as good."
Their unqualified merit and success
and the. universal demand for them
has placed them within the reach at
every one. n25-2‘l
GIRMAN ANTAR'l'lc EXPLORE”.
KiEL. Prussia, Now lbw—Tho Ger-
man Antarctic exploring steamer
Gauss. which Commander Peary. U. 8
., may possibly purchase for his
North Pole expedition. arrived here to-
day. Admiral Prince Henry of Prus-
III was among those present at the
welcominf ceremonial on board the
veasei th I morning. The under-sec-
retary at the interim- greeted the mem-
bers of the expedition in behelhot the
government. Proteesor Drygalsltl.
leader 0! the expedition. gave a short
description of the work accomplished.
as already known.
-——~v—-v*--r—-
RILIOIOUO MARIMGIG’ RIMONY
FDORENCE, Italy New: .-There~
ligiouc marriaee of lies Corne'le
Roosevelt 8covcl to Count Arturo I‘Ib~
brirottl occurred here this morning.
The best man was Frederic Scout and
the bridesmaid was mu Clitoris
Grant Soovcl respectively the brother
and stator-Mew ot the bride. Both
the Catholic musty; comm
ieI were pa in e e
stroui lliw‘iie'buty mayor,“ was pre-
cent. The civil ceremony was per-
formed Way» . ..
DESIRE
y fed and this applies to ‘
' Somerset,
on
' \ Inuit Blue l'llh. We“ M ”£1?
‘ Deep Sea slot; aliver Frost, selling
. 5 .55 u '
company has been sending Ipcoial
train loads or ThenkIgiving turkeys
through Boudthw Norwalk to Dom an:
cast an up it yes ay
iifiecnidcloncllflm‘ns m c up
[page cars, eao car
weighing from thirteen to eighteen
3h i¢.. “lamina“ fiantucky,
end from the chic! source of Newhlub
land's supply of those savory Thanks.
citing iii‘orsels. There are also numcn
oncpeclei ears going through.
“New. Haven receives from $5 tog
oounds “II'MIi/ewh 3.3.5.”
“$sz semoomwndo:Mg genera.t
le mm
of ipments 0! turbo." this Jim then
upual but this is account for by the
d scarcity oi thccc ini-
Tbe customary turkey for the White
House. from the good old state of
thode island went through South
yesterday mo ng. w t k-
at’l via Adamant ii. at! was
‘lotn Hotacev Voso.-ot esterly. who
has sent turkeys {or many years. The
lll‘d this year is of the bronle species.
illd was reputed to weigh 27 pounds.
it was e of the ilpect turkeys that
Rhoda's l‘end could produce.
ICHOONIR QUIrolIAUG LAUNCH-
;. 5’5 r —"
Mendelian“ Founmactcr Took Water at
Mn": Thlc Alternoon.
MYSTIC. Nov N.ov 24 -With the
rectory whistles screeching I5 die or
salute. and more th two thousand
persons cheering ex tingly, the tour.
muted schooner Quincbaug slid from
the way into the Mystic river at 12: 26
today.
From the- moment dtty men began
knocking out the wedges that held her
to the weysrtili the vessel rested at
anchor, there was not a Mich in the
ceremony. The schooner went over
tally rigged, and the christening was
done by Miss Davis, daughter oi the
managing owner.
The Quincheug is a novelty on the
Atlantic cost, being devoid of topmects.
a type known to mariners as “Bel-
desd." The tool was laid March 25.
Her dimenaions are: ~
Length over all 190 feet; length on
keel. 162 feet; breadth, 38 feet; depth
13 test. anaemia: capacity is 1,100
tons. The masts are ms feet above the
deck. 16 rest losge’rthaa'u'dlnery ves-
sels ot the some months greater length
provldlllc tor thatch-once ol ,topmuts.
The spread of cenvecswlll equal I
topmast schooner or the same tonnage.
The cost or the vessel was 3885.000. and
cite is capable ot carrying 525.000 teet
of‘lumber. The equipment is. modern
and complete and includes steam en-
gine for hoisting sells. The frame at
the Ichoner is of native oak and
chetnut: the ceiling, planking and
beams at Georgia. nine and the deck
of Maine white nine. The Qdinebaug
was built for Capt. C. Hstis ‘tor
Mssa., end will hail from
Providence. She will be used in the
Southern lumber. trade. Under com-
mand of Capt. J, W. Cook. she leaves
Mystic for Georgia the latter part at
this week. .
Nance Ali-L PuaLIsHso. ,
in YIlc News of ltudcnta Who told
Fdothall ‘i‘lcltctc.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 25 «Following
up the campaign s3 ainst football ticket
speculation, the Ya In Daily Newt today
publishes e list of seats for the Yale-
Harvard football game, Round .in the
handset speculators in Boston. .with
the names of persons to whom the seats
were allotted. A dozen names are pub-
liIhed, among them being those oi stu-
dgmtertensd dg‘dertmentI 8f thi;
u v we ustss ne 0
the stallion“ mentioned is I member or
the totlthall squad The cataract It.
so menuonsithet a part of the allot-
ment of seats to the Holy-Cross toot-
ball team was iound in, speculator'a
hands.” Nine tickets obtained from
a Yale freshman, whose name is given.
are said to have been sold for til at e
Burnett Good, mane gar oi the 5
Yale ticket di button announces
that other cases arcbeing
and that the association hopes to m.
further report on the matter shortly.
Mandolin Ito Cod Haddock. Rivet-W
Blind, mailman. German Carp.
i "Mi. Ila‘I‘l a."
toycters endkelsms. 5 j, ..
T"ifi:
i V
woos-cunt.
‘ outlaws-piano? haunt»,
b' v fi"fi*¢xu‘:
mm
:m” val sit c
5. ‘sig
Ladies’. vici kid. patent lips. extensron
Ladies patent. colt hide button. Valli I 4*
A chance for non to bun Gdgdjfidlj
Wc'bcgot a wear 44‘..th hole that you Mould,
into. Halls of dark cambrics and males. Made of
prlnlcd flanncldls Made in the most careful manner and
“I‘ll w
trimmed. dean flattered!
Wbmen' s Reliance Comtte Wrappers in W
It
made up in the latest style, at
1712 Ideal Heavy Flcnndetle Wrappers. headrests; ,
and latest style trimming and cat, from It 50 to 82
A‘ fall line of long and abort Klntonas [ram
, SIMPLE
"lilll‘ ‘
IM PIRI'EC 1'
Ladies’ patent cell Gooduear wells
u;-
Cracks.
wells.
worth $3). 00 and $5 50 at
52"“
allowing: 5.. 5
3 ~ In. an
. l 5‘
Just hdiii Ono kit-awafimntut mm n 33 ~
'9'“ l! ’0“ I you allow
.mot 8t. phn avenue in _I.- good healthy spot. .mwfl. ‘
JUST A wonnllolts
Air. Gamble is Inert-tor of the iivduafim
blinds. all aorta of .wood .working. Job g and“
anything in the. Win epene.
lie Gamble at t
all you'wantg' will, ltyilat'dibihca
Pli-
v
i
"titer ~
n gig:
pl.. WIN
d
«3'.
Olsen’ 3 Shoe $tpre.
S S' Tilloieon.
CALL AND Isa edit
WINTER Mltuusrr
NEW .000. IN IVEIVW‘IK‘I '5 -
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