Fresh , Human ado Candida, m A l T. 51 17/qu St. F 111111 laws-2.1111113. A meeti of the Oystermen a Union will be hel tonight. Connector Salvator Chariot has had his residence in Conco1d street con- nected with the gas main. -—Buy your dolls for the holidays now. M. S, Smith & Co. has a line as: sorttnent. ' 3 Miss Gertrude Harris,~oi’ Lowe street, will enteitain a company of her young friends tomorrow atleraoon,iron1 2: 30 to 7 p. in Mr. and Mr.s John A. Osborn, of West avenue, are entertaining their n-itce M155 Judith Osborn, of Montciair, New Jersey , Cockenoefliribe, i. 0. R. M, of Nor- walk, wril meet this evening, and con- fer the chief's degree<on,.ahout eight candidates. ~A full line of ladies' and Missea‘ lieeced underwear. wool and cotton hose cashmere and golf gloves are to be found at M 8.. Smith & Co's Nelford J. Platner entertained A. E. M. Oldway and friend, on Thanksgiv— ing day. They took dinner at Hotel Clifford. ' ‘-‘- Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1". Minton. Free- man Minton,11nd Theodore Knapp, of South Norwalk, went to New Haven, yesterday to spend the holiday. The cases of the four'Norwalk lads. charged: with making a nuisance 01 themselves about the Norwaik railroad depot, will be boardwbel'ore Judge Lockwood, tomorrow .morning. —-Fresh hams 123‘s lb. pork chops and roasting pork 121M. Hayes. Miss Maude E. Hoyt accompanied by Miss Hudson, of New Britain, art guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt.'of Highland"averiue,'-who had a Thanksgiving party. yesterday. A regular meetings! Buckingham Post, '(i. A. 11.. of Norwalk, will be bold this evening, at the room of the Past, in Wall street, which have just been entirely overhauled and re-decor- aux]. . Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mathew, of .13 West street, are the proud parents of an eight-pound son. born this morn ing. Mr. Matthewe is a tlraughtsman iu the office of the Norwalk iron Works Company. —~A great reduction in beaver 11.1115 for the next. few days more fashion- able this season th‘an‘ever before. Mrs. Altenbrapdt, 31.80. Main St. South Noiwalk. 1127 'lt Robert M."Wiicoir’nnd Mr. anti Mrs. George Tyrreil and daughter, of South Norwalk, attended a Thanksgiving re- union, yesterday, at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Frederick 0sborn,_ in Mott street, Ansonla. _ , This" cold weather is a good time to look for your needs in wool blankets and comfortablea. Sturtevant‘ s, the his store with little prices, is a good place to find them, and in great var- iety. too. See ad. Another meeting of those interested in the formation of a local lodge of tho Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held Sunday night. at the lodge rooms of . Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George,“ in Main street. _ —ru1- carriage robes, boya‘ and ladies' sweaters, children's Toques and Tam'a are among the specials for Sat. and Men at M B. Smith & Co's. Contractor” Sstvatbr Chariot is at work today, placing a new wwer con- nection in the blacksmith shop of Lu- ther. M. Wri ht. “Mr Chariot fund eight inches 0 frost in the street hen the excai'ation was made. The industrial League oil-the First Methodiat"“Episcopal"Churcll,’"Will hold a monthly meeting tonight. Selectman John B, lmwrenceI will give an address on 211111 the're will be a musical ent patent and refreshments. -—Tarns, Tania, Tame. at O'Brien's ' South Norwaik, ashamed to have it go abroad that it cannot support a Y. M. C. A., is interesting its business men with the prospect that more husky young men will hemmed to down Ridgeiieid on the grillimn.~‘-Ridgehoid . 1 Henry Gehrtnan and Dr. H. E. m both of Norwaik. spent three Oxford, laet- week~oa~a~ hunt! dltlon. They met with my& '3» Id‘ r1 1 ‘ Sanford, and is also a m. - 11'. ,I» , , it is said that there water next week. probably be twenty- Jive will; itii ekfiéTédhe the winter. Whether the m “wand m- not yet assi- '." - «Mariam-name 1nd. .‘lleIwoolaoekalpraJk. I} . ‘mllhlr he . anincroaaeinthepfl biennium». Tilt 'm ”er'hen‘a '1 1.50m Hill 3“ V1 1 ”(him ilaon1 111111111110 ,2 ”of ART; atrett uand anviaw avenue. - A church sociable will be held next' Masada) evening, at the not” of alllca Anderson, 1111er the auspices dIf West Hoiwalk lluion Chant-Ii so- is. 111151. T. Willie.“ nine Vil- sister of Superintendent ofut'ha public schools, has ar- rived at South Norwalk to spend the winter Among the guests at the Clifford is Mr; M. l.'l‘abraba1n.oiflani; Village. 1-1., who, tor a season, is to eaaoy. the surroundings of our little coy. pending a third trip across the Atlantic to Italy Monomer Ogden. the young man who was so dreadfully iniured in the railroad wreck in South Norwallt some months ago, and tuen to the miwaik Hospital, Where he tenia.11ed imtll re- cently, has gone home to his relatives in Daricn. and it is hoped 111 may be able to walk again at some future time. ,, Every season the same old question iil‘is‘t'il: What can be dent: to our oil cloth. or linoleum, to save the colors from wearing or washing off? A. J. Collins it Company can your attention to their ad. today, of Copaline, which willulways keep your 011 cloth or lin- oleum looking fresh and new. Louis Packard Gillespie, of New York, is making a tour oi the country on horstback. die is going to make a six mouths‘ trip of it . He took dinner at The Clifford. ‘on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. MtCleilau. of the, Hotel Clifford, spent Thanksgiving day 11th M1,. McClellan'sI father, in, Dar- L~Hosae clipping by electric power, L, M. Wright Repository. Miss Autu- Walsh, of Wilton avenue, who nearly bled to death, as the re- sult of small»; the main artery in her wrist, through accident is doing nicely, although is still very weak fiom the loss of blood. Miss Walsh dropped 11 glass sugai bowl, and in tiying to re- cover lt befoxe it struck the floor, the sharp glass penetrated the wrist very deeply. Rev. and Mrs. W. W. T. Duncan had a family reunion, Thanksgiving day. at the First Methodist Episcopal par- sonage. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. C. Duncan. Mrs. S. S, W. Dun- can, Mrs. Robert Duncan anti Miss lies- sie lurrie, of Flushing, Long island. Mr. Duncan also expected his brother who is a surgeon on one of the Pacific Mail Steamship Compuuy' s vessels 1nd sailed this week from Colon, South “Ameilta, for New York. —-A latge line. lied comfortables it 111- sold at special p1 ices for 811111111. Mon. M. S. Smith&Co. ' William Hack, a native of. lreland who came to this country many years ago, died in North Wilton on Monday aged forty-e1,,ht yeais. lie was at one time employed in South Salem, N, Y ml for a number of year: by Hon. W O. Seymour, of Rldgcflcld. Ht- wts un tier treatment at the Norwalk hospital the past summer for a complicatioi. of diseases, and died at the town farm where he has been an inmate for 1' number of years—Wilton com :pond- --nt of Ridgeiieid Press. . Mr. and Mrs. August Parsons nut‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humiston, 01' South Norwalk, camey sterday to 1111.» city to attend the wcddi g of Mr. Hum 1ston's sister. New Haveners' in Nor- xvalk yesterday. were Ernest Wheeler, of \‘1111- ,who was at his home on Arch street, Mrs. M. J, Frost. who was 11 Thanksgiving visitor of her daughter. Mrs. G. W. Harris, of “Lottie strcei. 1111.11 Miss M. Frances Wood. who spent the day with her parents in Hawkins arc- 11ue.-—New Haven Journal and Courier, -:-Knox and Dunlap Dcrbles. O‘Brien B. Van Alst,u1r,W,tl Wade and wife. L. H. Dicke1, New York; 3. A. Frasier. J. '1‘ Thompson W.- \V. Wil» son, G. H. Young. llo.~1m1. W. A. Brown, ‘H, A. Sherwood, Mrs. E. L. Hartwell. Bridgeport: Miss Lamb, Miss J. J. liuhliell, Norwalk; E. L. Ripley. Burlington. Vt.; J. l’. Dorley, H. G. Jennings, H. V. Castle, Georgetown: \. B Hauscon, Laurence. Mass, G, W. Blanthard, North Andovsr Muss; D B BtaL‘h and wife. J F. Strong and wife. M. W. Alis'w‘orth L (‘1 Baker 1. A Garrlty. South Norwalk were guests over Thanksgiving at the Ho- tel Clifford, Saturday 'a‘rid Monday Sale 0"! ”9111111310" 150 i’m on the Water Wagon, Only a Dream of thefioiden Past. it Was the Dutch, 1 Aint Got No Use for sleep. Simple Simon, The Golfer The Sun Dance. There’s Nobody Just Like You i'rn Wearing My Heart Away for You. COLEMAN'S l0 North Main Street, South Norwalk Agent for Ar 0. Ipwldlng'a Baseball and Sporting minds. j Apps to admits ahe‘I , , _ ans the” I, one 3 account grow almost without 680:1. Don't wait until next month or next SOUTH NORWALK. CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHSM 111‘. was! Styles. -. : a day. Buy Oats That‘s Clean. .- xi? . g , , .' ." . '. . ' . 1 Overcoat ipsT ' suoom MARIO immense coArmos LIKE FRllll, aaaeav on MILTON more want m LsAsr—aouou coAnNos Ann was MIN woo duv New ovaltco'Ars avaav 11:11am on so. roa- svenv DAv AND DasAa or wsAa rite' D‘pNeeAVArive‘ IeLAck A'Nt'i oxroao also oxroao cons Ase moor, amorous ’ 5; . - ' roa KNOCK Aaoor seams AND COMFORT Ae WELL, THE .LoN'o cons. PLAIN on estran- sAcKs 1N rANCV‘, scores MIX runes AND PLAIN, Ase PREPIRABLE. to T0 0'30 Iaromv oAii's voo L1. me one RA‘IN paooreo coAre seer—LoNo, WARM AND DRY-KIEPINO, our sonesA oven- coA'rs war THE “1112.110 re :25. ‘ one wire SPEAK rye LAsr.woa’D As '10 STYLE AND FIT. 1r voo HAVE ANY oooa're Aaour lT, sup lNTO A smote on DOUILE-IREASTID aura AND Loox‘iN rue meson. u 70 us. , wmramaH WaIAAagroa MAN AND aov, HA'rs To Hoes. “IlNCH SO LONG._ 0:10“: OPEN LATE T’O NIGHT. CLOSED ALL DAY TOMOR- RogersStStevens Sueopuors to Camshaft am. TEL. CALL, 32-2. For the sake or 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 every bag of grain or bale. of bay. of the highest stand- ard of quality and the price is as little as you would pay elsewhere, anywherckif you could get the same quality. may wish, . MANUEL T. HATCH. JIUOT OUT XMAS NUMBERS of the NOW READY ,.~v—u MAGAZINES Harper's, Manley, Ladlea' Home Journal, McClure'b, Scrlhnor'l, Strand, EverybOdy'a and many others. WILLIAM F. BEERSI, BOOKOELILIIR, BTATIONER AND ENGRAV‘R. a south Mam street, 49 mum-at, lil' .Novol Designs. SCIENCE. suiting a competent optlclan. HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician. Ream 9 United Bank Building, Special Appointments at convenience of patron. Office hours, s,11:45. 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 1-4. A To the Ladies if you want to wear stylish mg. for "tie money buy your HATS. COATS SKIRTS, SHIRTWAIBTO AIND ’FURS. attho '1' ‘ Open leaning. \ ""1119 outer 1101' ' ford, is the guest of M111. David livers iyn, spent Thanltsalvinu with Mr... Nash, of l-Ilmwood ilYl'llIlI', . S. S. 'l‘lllntson imitus 31.1 ;.- her 1111- nuui ttciiriintc sale tii'I 111111'11- .1 111111111- ' .treci. yesterday. Lowla' Popular Priced Photograph Studio. at Main Street. Nor-walk. . Personal attention-given all sittings, from 10 a. m., to a p. at. Sun- days 10 a. m.. to 1:80 p. at. Children’s photographs-a specialty. JACKSON’ S STUDIO. The Best of Work. Strongman-.10 one o’clock p.111. COMI} NOW CIIRISTMIS? WORK. 6.? Wall Street. Norwalk I, appeal“ Hotel. "Rome wasn't built in a day, “neither waa.’ astound of Optics learned in it took years and men to develop it, and it shows the value of con- Soutli Nomallt, Conn. 1111 1111 11101111111111.1111 811111. is w’AeNINoroN eraser. coma Inna see 0an Int-ices betora you buy SOUTH NORIWALK. Foilewnm 11's 1.41.11 (1 1.1111 Mantel 'l'. Hi‘iih bust—111111 to .- .11 111.1 ..1';1l , in his employ 11 1111111141111- 1i.1tiv-. 1.1;;- i ' the day with» WATER BOTTLES . and , ‘Foanfafn Syringes . ‘ , 75 cents . Ouarlntudflrflio year It", THE illlillhll Pliillilili T111. 131131111111111 810111: V l ngiit Call! Answered ‘ Talophona Call, 15.2. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. 1.11101- (larrler w. t‘. duty today. Mi-I'I'lif is tlfl Mrs, Alden Solmans has rcturned f1 om ,a trip to Canada Every day prices for everybody at the Public Maikct. lit-11d tht 1111. (‘1:0 llatcir, ol‘ Boston, tornicriy of Norwalk, Slit 111 Thanksgying in man. Mrs. S, B. S. illsscii, of New Jersey. is the K1101 ;.'1 Mrs, t‘, f‘. Hurts of the Green. ' John Mct‘urmat-k of Norwulk was a visitor in Bl‘idgt-[ltil'L sith relatives y'esterdai. Charles Steegiuuiicr, of No“ York, spent Thanksgiving at his honu- on Quintard avenue, Mil-1H Sally S. lictls, of [111' (llt‘t'li, is the Sued for a few days 1.: .t..11:\'t.~1 in New York city. Comalock, \anhlus A1 [boy 111-11 tin,- Harm'y & Bony skates, one ol‘ 1111- 11m: '. popuiar skates made. Mrs. Everett Stnrges. oi‘ ch Mil- of Fairfleld avenue, Miss Elizabeth McArdle. York, was the. guest of Miss its (hford, yesterday. lrving.I1-n111ngs,of the l'lllvt‘lsll)‘ of New York, spent Thanksgiving at his home in West street. The bargc Kolmtu' has arrived at Raymond liloihch widows and is 111-- tharging a cargo 01' coal. Lewis H, Nash and family. of Brook- oi New Agnes i '1, 11124111121111; Nin’villin") 27:11. . lli. \‘l'ulicr Jennings. of Now York (‘11,: was a Thanksgivfi'it \"..‘liill‘ at he 1.111110 in Wcst strcct, )‘i'fileiiilu. .‘.l.'.~. \1’ 4111111 11. 1.11111. of "111' l1.1.,\', is “11' 1.211131 if I11." “0.1118115. iltiintc ll. Rotil. of it limsh stt‘cct, Mr. and Mi‘r, l.1~1.1':11.l Jflt‘kSi 11, 111 Somalis, are 'lhn.. -\'lil2 tizi'itcy M.IIl'AlliFfi_-\..l31k~1'11 ,1' New York city. The (hurt for the tin-house ot‘ tick 1tsfc11l11 Hill >1 1 mitt 1,"_.~lor1ow wil be optncd 'l'ut'sdny mowing til it oclotk. There are many kinds of coal at 111.- John H. Ferris yank. Stu 11.1. T11; second chapter in "How to Burn (‘oul‘ 111 pears today M1 and hire. Simon [to 111111.». illil son, of Bridgeport 11.11.: tin- 11111311.- 11! Mrs. Margnrtt “tilini'r‘, or litidcu key for Thanksginun. The Rev, C. N. A. [’1 ‘1',\’, . .~ illSJiilii. N111 1.111 a " ~r' .lng gutst of ha 11: min. I' K. Pooley. CfNOl‘Vidlk. fi‘tongiossman E. .l. 1115‘ (f .\411 walk, who came. home it 511'. 11 Ti' suites); '1'- iny,1etuinrd to his 1!1:ti--~ at Washing- ton, yea.erday altornosn. Henry 1.. Mocllcr, of Brooklyn. spent Thanksgiving, and will zimnh Yer Sinday with his parrots 11.. 111i \1'.s (‘hailes M. Morllci, \\ .1 111'.gt:n'.~"..‘ret budge. on 11111 qualiiu til 111111011118 11111 1111-1111111 . 1111111 11111111191111 M1 .. illlll Glidliill'iililletuo I 111 than ‘11 15:31 she than 1111 an. 3;": long 11118811118111 9111110113 Chillit'm 3111i i'ilii 010100115 iilli’ils the best 510. 00 1111111111 Still} llllEliillil‘S 11 1115511111 - SELLEGK a PRlGE 98 Washington Street, South Nomtlk.. , Every package =5 butter. hearing our famoua' Clover Hlli'i' trade markd- ’ guaranteed absolutely pure, and if not better than any cthsr butter you ever had on your table your money will he cheerfully refunded by your. finest. Better. also cheaper. Present Price 600 lb. . fit? If I LORENZO DIBBL'E ” raLai-Noaa 1m. CUTBILL'S Bridge Plan Market LAeoe smut... 3111:. Hill. WEAK rial-1. Burma. r1111. FLAT} ? FISH. sate. coo. aoa'roN aLuaa. HARBOR ewes, POLLOC‘KE- new our, HERRING, LONG AND sauna cLAMs. oREENPOar. overalls AND LONG 1aLAND roam"... , -' raga Dauvaay. Want Ind wands ten Street” South Hem. li't’,I 9mm near and can be had at such smrll cost? . . , We make a thorough examination of the Eyes, without chit. if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price. Perfect fitting guaranteed. A big offering is made in parlor fur- niture in Head's ad. today. The prices on two stilts have been changed and exceptional bargain. Addison Austin and Lcster Byxbee wcut to Westo , yesterday, and spent bester MLL’KEE. cf-thai place. They went hunting and sec-u: - ed three rabbits and one gray squirm. The thermometer registertd ten de- gieca above zero in Kmart—111.1115 morning., 'lhe mercury ~ ' ~ - -a d’e.ghi slime at' the home .of G: rg é CI‘ Cam- , stock,1n Broad River, yse to. day morn- Ins. it is always safe to buy black as it never goes out of fashion. but more caie must be taken in 11111 quality .111 black goods than calmed 1:1....'..-. ' the black‘ goods sold at Howlantl s are re- name. .See ad. Robert Stagg's new song, The Fam- ily '1‘th Murdered Hiawatha, was giv— en in an overture by Freemans 0r- lcy Player; at Hoyt’a Theatrgi‘lafl night, by Freeman's} dragons. _ mess the 110.119 Sti‘ilth N01'%u1 es of rugs and ta as given there do not speak for themseihes. And the‘t‘e offered by this concern. here of the crack ompany F baskets, hall team. sustained a painful in and on tit neon's 'bwlt wenty-secand Reg Mr. Godfrey tell on the quite rash, wh' ch nec- , to a physician' a Dulce. ' , Twenty second 3itearn. 'd New he Hotel Nor- Campany .a‘nd Charles .1. g, a party included B. this is a rare. opportunity to strike air cheatr’a. at the presentation of the Pole?A Furniture Compunhand see if the with - ' are but a few of the many bargains .: Frederick Godfre gee of the mem- , forehead £134 Jesterdey after- I out team of New ' 0.13. JACKSON Graduate Optician. V as Well «not. use COPALINEi 3.; . coeauua sin a long rei‘t homaeliom need '4 ‘ or crack and will cover more surface than any other dreaaln'g. . coeAusia' 11111 always keep your Linoleum and on ctota‘tooidug’trfih' and new. It also gives a beauth finish to Furniture Floors.” 11.51. will come with no for six mouths and put in .001: work. you will be at my IlliIagnod posiquoII; ‘
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