The Grace Church Guild held I
session last night'- It I .hwl assem-
hly hall Wall street. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. C :P Rosier at Iain
street spent thanksgiving in Ileana.
the guest at. relatives.
5—02. 82. 50 and 38 Derb ,O' Brien' a.
Mrs. unilam wows ’... of Spring
street, has been In New r,lt attending
the funeral of hot nephew.
Mitts Lydia irsionti of Elm Grove
aim-t has an attack of diphtheria. and
the rh'ouse. ,waa auInIntiuad todIy.
Thur. sour their tor the holiday!
unw.‘ M Cr‘smfl‘t" C (W). lilIV I this INV-
sortment
Mr. Inti'Iirs. Ebert Hill, Jr.. of South
Not-walk, werein Danbury, 'l‘hanksgiu
ing going up“ Mr. Hill's automobile.
a—See Ryan as you Caesar Mon. eve.
n and ..me L.‘ nausea.
of oat Ivonne contained Mr. and
Mrs. J. Edward Russell of Bridgeport
4—th haIuI "lie lb. pork chops
and roasting Dork 12m. Hayes.
The usutil weekly supper oi the Nor-
walk Fire men' lento m: opium!
last night II M VIII) meathre house
Mrs. Leonhard“? I'm; fit 10 Fair
field avenue has n entertaining
MI" and Mrs. Paul Harcher, of Bridge-
port
7 rho-Ryan as Dan OI‘eI'Ir Mon. me.
Mr. and Mrs- John Matthews, oI
Norwalkr were the guests of Mr. and
:Id rs John Wood. iIt Bowel, Thanksgiv-
IIII. I...“ I
Mrs. Erwin hit-morest. of South Nor
walk has lm‘ spt- n’dlhg I few days
With Mr. and Mrs. John Cherds, at
Bethel. I! .r»
~Totiucs.‘ Todues. Toqueit 0' Htlen's.
the order substituting oatd board
baggage checks to! brass chock. on
the Consolidated head will so late ef-
ft-ct Deccmher 10.
~Sce Ryan at Don Caesar Mon. eve.
Mrs. Frederick liuckloy. of West
Main street. who is ill of typhoid fever,
Iontinuca about the some. but let quite
mmfortahlo today; '.“, VV
-speclala tor Sat. and Men men's
f-tic underwear 39c: men's 8V]. to wool
It'udctwcar 75c; wool socks" .. pl‘ti. 25c.
M. s. HmltthVCn. .
Bradley W. Hauler. of the Connoe
iicut MTillfll‘M'ACMCluy. Norwalk. is
at home III New Cattann for the
Thanksgiving holidays '
-—V~Scc Ryan as Don (Swear Mon. ( .c.
Mrs. Jeane-1ft tiray and daughter
and Miss Bertha Hunter of South Nor
wakl', are the toasts of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Norton. of Bothel. ‘
-A.grcat reduction in heart-r hats
for the next few days. more fashion-
note this season than eyer before. Mrs.
.titenhrutdt, 31 80V- Main St. South
Notwalk. » . ," l-V . n37 3t
Mrs. E II Raymond and dIughter
Mattel of Cross street South Norwaik
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
iV‘. C Raymond in Thompson.
-~tloc Ryan as Don Caesar Mon. eve.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Guy,er at Mon
rue street, attended a family reunion
III the. home of lira. Elisabeth Haw
hursl, Newtown I\tillili.‘~. NorwIIk.
~Iiorse elippiht by eiwe power.
I. M. Wright‘ liepnsitory
Capt. Leonard D. \Vildman. of Wash-
ington. D. C., spent. Thanksgiving at
the home of his parents. ML'Ind Mrs
Alfred N. Wildinnn, in Danbory. i
“Soc llyan as Don Caesar Mon. ere. i
Aaron com-ates,- Lwho‘ ls'r‘attendlng
the Connecticut Military Academy in
Norwalk. is spending” the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at his home In Green-
wich.
—Dlsk Talking Haehlnes and records
It half price on Gas: tot-mo, at J. W.
Studwelifis
Mrs. John MI tw‘d! Remit; was
one at thé guest It The littlelh wcd
ding anniversary of Ir. and Mrs. Ed
win G. Stone.- la Newt’ewn'; go Wed-
ncsday *-
.—Bee am In It Mu. ova.
Misses Stella (in and Bertha Hun-
ter, of South Now-III. attended I. turn
lly reunion. Thanksgiving Day. It the
home 0! Mr and Mrs. John Chordn. in
Bethe]. 31.5., n’t) .. .,
~—Knoa Ind bunIIp Barbies. O'Brien
The Southern New England Tele- 7‘
phone .
int“
t and! ‘
' Widths“
l of coal (or John H. For-
‘I lit . '
wovfi. h Will! a fen do”, In New
to; at! hire. wIIIIaI'n u, McMahon.
ttrVIVII. are visiting Ingtripadw in
.M Ma. was Powell. of am
Vuvo returned from a visit to
it. It ' '1 VI
‘ , .. V it fun and warm .wlu-
.Ior iIckots. _Howland' II Id V
George 1'. tie. at New York city. I
well known trIvoIanVVV salesman spent
last alghtin
Thc woodland along lower South
a street were on first. last night. ‘A
argc number of people watched the
progress at the lame-
Chat-Ice Hooker was arrested this
morning. by Chief of Police VoIImIér.
on charges of drunkenness. Hooker in
ash! to have made I disturbance at his
("110.
.Buymond Brothers are selling big
.vrlu lahlgh coal for .6. 25. Sec In].
Mr and Mrs. 0. i. Allen tho re
tinned to their home. In Washington
street. after enjoying Thanksgiving
day with Ielatlves in Saugatutk Con
necticut.
-lu‘ur carriage robes. b‘oys' and ladies'
Iwoaters, children's Tunnel Ind Tara’s
are among the specials for Sat. and
Men. at M. 8. Smith I: Co’.s
W. C. Linton, one of the oyster open
are employed by Radcl it Company.
who spent Thanksgiving in New York
has Ieturned to his home In Bouton
street
Company D is making preparations
for its dance. to he held on ChristmIs
night at tho armory. it is anticipated
that there will he a large number In
attendance.
~8ee~nyan as Don Caesar Mon. cve.
hiall‘Ag'ent O. H. Swift. who has
been off duty for a short time on ac-
count of Illness went to Danhury. Wed-
nesday from his home in South Nor
Milk and spent Thanksgltlng there.
Seymour’s is the place to htty good
things to eat. He is always. on deck to
cater to your wants with the best of
staplegrocerics. See ad.
An inventory-Jame estate of tin
late Willinm B. Hlncks. filed ycster
day in'theV Brltlgchrt probate court
shows real estate valued at 810.000 and
pgrsonal property vIluod It 8139.2”.-
Arnold Robinson and Charles Soy-
mour, formerly of South Norwalk.
where they attended the Brown Busi-
ness t.oiicgc and who are now employ-
cd In New York spent Thanksgiving
day in South Norwaik.
~ ~A lull line of ladies and Misses"
fleece-d underwear. wool and cotton
hose. cashmere and golf gloves are to
be found at M. S. Smith & Co's.
Mr. antl'Mra. Stephen Moore. Mist:
Helen Dciury. Miss Katharinc Collins,
Miss Elizabeth Collins and Charles Mt-
th'ncy_ of this city attended the hall
given in Norwaik last night by Iili‘
Catholic club. ——Dauhury Nous.
.‘you ate' :Joztt'ng (or R good loves.-
ment read Charles E (‘Iutls‘ ad. It H
_wotth Vlooltlug Into
Rev .Alexandcr Hamilton. of Nor-
walk. oiliclntod at St Mntk' s Chunh
New Canaan. Sunday Inor_nlng in the
absence of the rct tor Dr. R. H Ncitlo
‘\ Ito attended the funeral of his ntIII I
at Middle PIthIit on Saturday.
Mrs. 4(an D Taylor of Benton
stir-ct is= Improving slowly althotuth
still confined to her bed. hrs. JuliI
Place will {tot as chorister at the
Knight Street Church Sunday night.
and It lino programn uili he rendered.
‘l‘InII‘. Tamil Tame. at DBrIen's.
‘- u‘
”on.“ 4.-..-.7.
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full Insiructions
some of this shit In preparation for the
cure of Immort- den Ulceratlon. Dis-
placements. ii'alling of the Womb.
Beauty or Painful, Periods. Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Fol-ling up the Spine PIlu
In the Bach. and all Female Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers ot
suiiering daughters i will explain I'
Suctosstul Home Treatment..- if you
decide in coniind’c It will only mat
them 13 cents I wet-it to mutants . a
me i do not wish to sell you Imv
Whine Tell other sufferers of It. hat
Is all I ask. Address Mrs. hi. fum-
mcrs. Box 375‘. Notre Dame. Ind.
..,. ........
Saturday
_ ‘c a“ arid- Monday
Sale of Sheet Music [Se
l'm on the Water Wagon. Only a
Dream oi the Golden Past. it Was the
Dutch. l Ain't Got No Use for sleep.
Simple Simon. The Golfer. The Sun
Dance. There’s Nobody Just Like You.
Iant Wearing My Heart Away for You.
COLEHVJN'S .
10 ANlo Main Oil-Id. Ruth Not-walk.
"zlkak‘flitidintl mull
Mitts Auguata W. Dibble. of llayvlow'
I itwmoaoroa Ir
V VVVcoAI-IanI tutu FRIIZI. aIaIIv
‘ , aVIAIr—aouna cOArIsaI All
a'cOA'rI IVIIY Insert on Io.
‘ Il-UP was THE coas’Iavimv:
Alia «3%..
roliht‘ttofli'uour I '
. Ice AND couroar AI WILL, rag
, Lone cons. PLAIN on I VoiIVAcItI m rAacv scorch sax.
roan AND rLVAIoI. Aag . III‘IIVIIIAILI. It yo no
steam any: VOLVVNLL rI-No ooa aAIu-eaoonn coArI
aarr—toun,Ma awn DIV-KIIPING IUT swsnoga ovsa-
cons .Iu'Ir "fl-i! ‘ . 810 TO us. “"3 ‘
oua rum “rue LAIr woan A: TO srvta‘ Aao m
or you sAva IN‘I honors AIOUT IT, our INTO A plant: on
oooatz II'I'I‘IIrIo aetr AND LOOK In rat mason. u 10 m.
wmrIIuaH szaI roa MAN AND IOY, IiA'TVI to More.
STORE OPIN LATE T0 NIGHT. CLOSED ALLVV DAY TOMOR-
‘ now.
RogersStStevens
, “successors to Comsrook arcs.
sourn noawAtk. TEL. CALL. 32.2.
For the sake of suing a few pennies don't buy lnfcri
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals. The difference in
price is pennies. but lhc difference to results ll'lhi) good
health and appearance of your horses and cittic. A word
from you will bring any quantity you may wish.
every bag of grain. or halo of hay. of the highest stand-
ard of quality. and the prlcc is as little as you would pay
clsowhero,‘ anywhcre. if you could get the same quality.
"I
I j . ' MANUELtHAmI-I.”
Iuy Oats That’s Clean,
JlJST OUT
XMAS NUMBERS
itI .. ‘
of tho
MAGAZINES
' . NOW READY.
Harper's, Mutiny. LIdIIl' Home Journal. McCluro'O. anar'ot strand,
Everybody'a and many other-I.
WILLIAM P. BEERS.
Iooxsatt'sa. s'rA'rIo aha mo mean".
0 South Main Itnnh. . . VGVD WIIlItrIIt.
-acuth Hemallt. " . ~ . - . NorwIIk.
W
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Lowla' Popular Priced Photograph VBIuVIIIo.
. u Main Street. Norse-ii.
Personal attention given I“ Ilttlngs. from 10 I. an, to I p. m. Bun-
dIyIVVlgVI. m.. to 1:30 p. at. Children'sV photographs I specialty.
J AC KSGN’S
RAPHS STUDIO.
MMT‘ftflpn Non! Dulgpo. , The lost or Work.
Sitting: up to 3:80 Voplook p. m. '
% STMAS... .-
V . cosVVrr IvVIVIVar . '59???” gm... MINI-n:
racism-Its {WORKI ‘ Opposite Hotel.
W
. . SCIENCE.
“Home wasn't built In I day. "visit her mo sciatica of optics humid In
I day. it took year. and men to ticvo lop it, and it shows thaV value of con-
suiting a competent opticlan. .
”MIR 8. HOW". Refracrlng Optician.
Room 9 United Bank Building. South Nor-walk, Conn.
Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
om hours I, II: 45. 12: 45. I: 00.8Iturday Imlngh 7—9.
To ”the Ladies .
It you want to wear stylish clothes lot- this money hay your t
. . IVIAra. c0A1'e,eI(Ia‘rs. ammo": ANVo road;
It LII. '
III For that till Fit
IOUVTH “WALK.
emudmoajp cahdonyoubw.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL saws
Harry Cutler. a Norwalk colored
young man. was removed to the Nor-
wnlk Hospital this morning. Cutler
is seriously ill of typhoid fever.
Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Ferris returned to
New York city. yesterday. after attend-
ing I tImlly Thanksgiving gathering It
the residence of Senator John H. Fer-
rla.
Harold (lrct-n“ of Norwalh. a grand-
sou of I.. M. Monroe. of New Canaan.
has Ietovered from injuries r'ecelted
while playing foothVIII and is now able
to be out.
~Soo Ryan as Don Caesar Mon. ire.
The Epworth Magoo meeting in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, to-
morrow evening. will he led by Wli~
llam D. Potty: subject, The Use oi
Prayer. Thcto will he spttial music.
The puhiit ill cordially lIniIt-tl to at
tend.
One who gives it calendar for n hoi-
iday remembrance gives a Ill't'SPnl for
It you. All sorts of calendar: at Rt-Ittl's.
Sec ad.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge No. it‘. I. O.
0 l".. will hold a rehearsal on Mon-
day evening, November 30th. As this
will he the last one of the yrnr. and
\TI‘IT have work on Friday night. let
everyone of lht team he prtscnt. Thi'
room will he wot-m.
Mrs. Frances St, John, of South Nor-
walk; who has been spending s0mc
time with her daughter. Mrs. A, I".
Jones, of Park Street. Now Canaan.
started on Wednesday for New Havcn.
whom she will spend the winter with
*9.
wood‘a Hall. Mon. EN.- No 9.0, is one
- of New )‘otk'a best known bass sing
5 «In.
, Stiilwcli. t-onlraito: Mr. [~1_ P. Johnson
Mrs, E, Moss, soprano; Marie
tenor. are to he the other artists.
A regular meeting of Lincoln Coun-
cil. 0. U. A, M.. was held last evening.
live now member‘s were admitted and
one application was rtccivod. The en-
tertainment«commuter was intruded
lo prcparc an cuteI-Ininment of some
kind for Christmas.
The Criminal Superior Court will sit
next week Tuesday and the my has
been lnIptmeIed for Wednesday. The
Norwaiks are represented on lilf jury
by James M. Long and Gould Hoyt:
New Canaan hy Seymour D. Crofut.
and Wilton by Charles Abbott and El-
nIer Jackson.
Dr. C. F. Boutwoll is .uatntz a new
method for anaesthesia. for extracting
teeth. it it quickly administered and
perfectly painless. Patients who have
had thrcc or four Iceth drawn. state
they have had them drawn and been
5 on the street within fifteen minutes
from time of entering his otilcc. Ind no
after enacts have been felt.
The Humphrey gas are system Is the.
light that is right. The Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company Is
ready to help you. A postal brings
their reprmcntativc.
Aaron Cohurn. of Trinity College.
Hartford, who Is spending the Thanks-
giving vacation tit-.Coloniai Cottage.
South Main street. will entertain three
class mates ILW. Dateson. H D. Lin-
gle and V. W. Rehr, tomotrow. Mr.
thurn is a member of the Gite Club.
and it is proposed to make a tour of
the state early in the new year and a
\isit may be paid to South Norwalk.
«Bee Ryan as Don Caesar Mon. ere.
A pleasant family reunion took place
at the home of Charles DeKlyn. on
Deer Hill avenue.- There were twenty
present including a number from out
Mr. and Mrs Frank DeKlyn of New
York city: Mrs. T. ’1‘. Dorsey of Nor
walk Mrs. C I] DeKIyn_ of New \ork
city: Mr and Mrs. Edward Chlchester
of Betholz Miss Hattie DeKIyn at Not-
walk; B F. DhKJyu or New York city.
and DP. 0. C. DPKIyn of New York
city. ~Danhury I'ews.
The Company 1" basketball team will
play a return- game with tht All New
York team, It the atmory. next Mon-
day evening This team deteated F by
a close score last Monday night The
Montauks will play the Stamford Y I
c. A. team. The Win. will play
another game with .
New 1.9a" dag.
it: here again. and
to have the?
York.
- .. ihHlIN
her daughter Mrs. Clayton Benedict.
~Ju|ian \itiikot. \v no la to sing at
the lat conceit of the uiutct under .
Mra. Newklrk'a fillt‘f'lit‘ll, at Loch-
of town The out of town guests were , -
it Ilium; iii: will.
{gig our
its. [10th I ‘
.I'SIIiis and WWII
Billions Suits Ind iltucoais
tumult
iiiiilili] Mens Suits and litertonis
I‘Vfliz‘ws.l.'. It?
.' 'JtiV- .
MIME.
I
Better. also cheaper.
.. Perfect VattiVanV guaranteed.
‘.I
l
V‘III Walllthoi "
UL! CORALINII
if“
or each and will cover more Iurhce
COPALINI will Ilways keep your
and new.
work.
Ty. quickly Ind It I IIIIIIV outlay shoald5
Every package of butter bearing 0 or famous “Clover Hill" his.
guaranteed absolutely pure, and If not better than any «as. ' .
ever had on your thiI your money will he cheerfully refunded by your W“ "
Present Price Jeers
LORENZO DISH, EL“;
wut can
our ”and cant: be had at. such small cost?
We make I thorough examinatioIIVV or the Eyes; ”Wuhan“. 3‘:
..V o. 3: Manor?
Mint: piano-II.
Every season the same old queItI on arises. “Whennu ht
Linoleum or Oil Cloth to save the colots from wearing or w
coramta iiilVVs I. long tea; Vhousehdid need. . 5
it also given I 'VbthtIVtIfIVIlV Vanihh to Furnituremm
Every, housekeeper looking for something to brighten up
WEE!“
anm It
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curator.
his
WEAK FISH; _IVIITT
Han. :eVLs: coo. .
HAaIVoa stunt. ' ,
cor. "cameo. sort
CLAIM WCVNPO
‘5, AV V.VV. 9.50
t‘. ;I‘
that In! other M
Linoleum and Oil digit,-
me cot-luring,
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