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=2. K. BANKS
pageant-ii“ iautin Mars.
batten. Granite Cloth with“. Me
48 and 47 Wallis.
. Mali-skew: Hem lion
. . .9ou News“.
A Li’ifi‘I"NBlisdilies_
WEATHER FORECAST.
For N‘orwaik and vicinity; Rain and
illighi’iy wnrnier «tonight. i'llhiirsdn'y.
mm midwedabyw cicadas; ,l‘ha dlir
turbance that was in the
‘Valle yesterday has moved northward
and a now central in Illinois.
producing cloudy and rainy weather
with mild temperatures in the Central
and Eastern sections.
has moved southward
freezing temperatures to Southern
'l‘e em The following low tempera-
tures were reported: Moor
Minn. sero: Amarillo Texas, and
Dodge City. Kansas. 4 degrees: North
Platte. Nezl. and Huron, S. D.. 10 de-
gJees.
cinity cloudy and rainy weather. fol.
lowed on Thursday by fair and cooler.
M
William E Guthrie lett Nprwalk
this morning on a business trip to
Bangor. Me.
Miss Florence Burr. of Georgetown,
is visiting Miss Edna Piatt. of 3 Quin
tard Place Norwalk
Olive Branch Lodge. No l9, Knights
of l’ythias. will meet in reguiai ses-
sion. tomorrow night.
Sherman ”Council. Royal .Areanum.
will hold a regular meeting. tomorrow
omit. in Red Men's Hall.
The annual meeting of the Roway-
ton'll‘ire Department will be held on
Monday evening November 26.
Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. will hold a sessIOn this even
lug. Oillcers will be nominated.
Washington Camp, No. 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. will
hold a mecting, tomorrow evening.
The regular meeting of the Hospital
Wblst Club will be held with Mrs.
William Brewer, 51 West avenue. Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A special convocatibn of Washing-
ton Chapter, It. A. M.. of Norwaik.
has been called for tonight to confer
the third degree on several candidates
Miss Streets, a senior in the Ander
son gymnasium of New Haven. in-
structed the Girls‘ Friendly Society of
St. Paul's Branch. in physical culture.
last evening.
Mrs. Charles‘Fenwick and daugh-
ter, Miss Arvllia I'J‘enwlck, or New-
burgh, New York. are the guests of
Mrs. h‘enwlck‘s sister, Mrs. George W.
; Harris. of Wpstu‘ street.
The annual meeting. of the [mine
(little Relief Association of Sherman
and Ponussus Councils, Royal Arca-
nJJnJ. will be held in Red Men's Hull.
South Norwnik, tomorrow evening at
8 o'clOCk.
The Sousersaltis Bed. shown by A
J. Collins k‘ Company, is the highest
development 0: folding duvenport beds
yet attained. A child can open or
close it with perfect ease and the bed-
ding is always in place. Sec nrv.
E. Sllby. the Syrian missionary. who
spoke in the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church. lust evening on the Result
of Home Missionary Work in ConnecJ
tlcui, for the Syrians, will tomorrow
night deliver llll address in Stamford.
Edgar ll. Fox. the former well-1
known South Not-walk hardwurc Juan.
spent last night in town, and left this
tacit tab mummy moduli, ‘
NA so Nonviolent. Bergen. which. Al i
isaisslphi .
It is J
The cold wave .
and carries,‘
Head. -‘
Conditions favor for this vl- “
. cheeks. ever offered to the Amechun
Soap Offer.
horrible deck we the offering
a highly scented and egreélleut
quality soup at
_ so: A aox.
To introduce this soup we will
give away with every box one
‘ Rubber Flesh Brush, an article
which every one should use. to
preserve the skin. and keep it
clear and .9qu ,
in ii JJJJJJ Jl.
':.‘l Jl .
'l brunt-Ca}
Mini“) ‘
Tel. sec—s.
Connection for: all north and
a North Main It.
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
‘—Dr. mck's cures malaria. '
There is a good job waiting for men
and women with brains They must
ustie all the time. Why not become
a. hustler by taking Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea? Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Plaisted'a Drug Store. ‘
Net-walk people are, having it rather
hard time thesis days. keeping their
clocks and watches at somewhere near
the contact time. This condition arises
over the difference between the clackr
in the towers of St. Mary's Church and
this Norwaik Congregational Church.
both it which are about the minutes
ahead of the standard time
Money coming to Edward Stabell.
who is employed at the Talimadge oy-
ster shop has been garnisheed by Mrs.
Teresa Zipperer. of Witter street
South Norwaik. for board The same
course has been taken by her against
Terrance Cook. who works at the Co
ionial Foundry and Machinery Com-
pany.
it is one of the most wonderful
tonica for developing the figure. mak-
ing bright eyes. red lips and rosy
girl. Hoilister‘ a Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Pialsied’s
Drug Store
Janitor Littleton has been a busy
man for several days at the South
Norwaik Club. He has waxed the floors
for the dance Friday evening. and is
now having a general lJousccleJ.Jnlng
window washing. etc The indications
are that then: will be a large ntiond
ance at the dance The music on NI!-
day evening will he by the popular
Speldel Orchestra. of Bridgeport.‘
J. E Amon. Noriiinald VL. w. it
Cre’amcr G C Grennei. Clayton K
Brooks. Stedmsn Smith, S. W. Vincent
Boston; J F. Smith. C Fischer. F. E.
Williams F. H. Eno. .l. B. Oliphant
George A. Mills. F N Seward. E. II.
Boyntou. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Roase, 0
Call. 1. W. Hoyer. R.‘ P Smith. New
York. Miss Alice Luce. Kingston, N.
Y; B .I. Fellows. Manchester. were
guests at the Hotel Clllford yesterday
—-Harsh physicaJrenct. weaken the
bowler-J. cause chronic constipation
Dean's Reguleta operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your druggilt for them
General Russell Frost is a special
guest of Governor Roberts. today. with
the oil'iciui party at the presentation
by the state of the silver service to the
new battleship Connecticut at the
morning for North Colebrook. in the
northern part of the state. where he
has bet-n spending the summer and
full.
The County (‘mmuisaioners went to
(licenwich Monday to issue liquOJ ii-
cenaos tor the coming your.
of $12,500 was received by the Commis-
sioners. There Were 36 applications
for licenses and all but two produced
the requisite fee.
Two very large 200 horsepower up-
right believe have been hauled from
the freight trucks at the Norwelit Iron
Works to the now illi'iol')‘ of the (3m
fut It Knapp Company. These are
probably the largest boilers in the
city of their kind.- .
Mrs. John H. Ferris bun glyph up
her lllllllllli'l' residenci- Jit Cobble Cot~
'tngo, Belle Island. unit has moved into
the Ferris home in West street. which
she will occupy up to the time she
leaves for Florida, when the new pur-
chaser will take possession
Lincoln "(oimclh No, 4. i.) ii, A. M..
will meet on ‘i‘ridby night as usual for
their regular session, when arrange
menu will be completed for the lad-
iuiJ' night. which will be thr- Iuki Fri
day hi this month. Every member
is urged to be present.
Bunnvr Council, No. M Daughters
of Liberty. will hold their regular non»
stop tomorrow night. when they will
complete arrangements for it dance in
the hour tuturm‘nlno them will be a
rehearsal? who Magma team. ..All
mombcrfin urged to be proud
PILII C ID I 0 TO 14 DAY..
PAZO OIN'I‘MENT iii guaranteed to
Milo any cm at itching. Blind, Blew
Tb lercturn train leaving Brooklyn Nuty
eat ,
~n~pouition as watchman nights at the
in: or Prbtruiiihg Piles in i to it
days or menu refunded 60c.
... “in...“ at...
Public Market,
Mariya nose‘rmo CMICKINC
VEAL. emu mo eons tame. a ukhmsmo CHOULDERC. mar
FEET. OAUOAOI, ITO.
PIICI LOW. IYITIMATlGALLV CUT AND III! DILIVIRYJ
* a room mm «er.
Brooklyn Navy Yard The special train
conveying the party to the ceremonies
left South Norwaik this morning hi
to: fill. Lunch will be served on the
.thquport steamer from Harlem RiveJ
to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and on the
Yard at t and Harlem River at 5
o'clock.
(lives vigor strength. vitJJlin to
your tit-Hes. stomach and many putt
of your body lt' a easy to take; swul
low a little iioiilstel a Rocky Mountain
Top; It does the business. Tea or
'l‘nblcta. 35v. I’inisted's drug Store.
Ernest Grocm‘hner. who has been
the mail curricr between South Nor-
wnlk ruiirontl stations and the South
Norwulk and Norwalk poaioftires tor
some time. has resigned. and secured
round house at Wilson Point. beyond
oi‘ the cars which will be used in the
electrical service between fitnmtord
and New YorItJore lured there and
will he lnkt-JJ carp f until they ares;
wanted (or use which will probably!
be next spring. ‘
w- Steinway. iiuino mid .iuvvctt Pianos
at iiwinmt'n, ii Flo Main at. 80 Now
walk
Dr. George 8 Kendall. the well-
known dentist has been quite iii of a
high fever tor imm days at his home
in Elmwood avenue it is believed
now that the [War has been broken.
which in good news to his many
trlcnda. Dr. Kendall is a member of
X118 town high school building pom-
itteo and it is probable that the
deliberations of the committee will be
deified until Dr. Kendall's recovery.
though the committee may meet in the
meantime and tiillt matters over
AND POWLC, 'HOMI Olflllb
it: the use or an mints and Jun-
gouty i denial on the part of John
diggs. president of the Marconi
Wireless ’l‘ele‘graphV Co. of America.
J a
Wir‘ is» JJ etc: as .
White. the president or this»
tion and of the American De Forest
Wireless d‘cl h Cd. reiterated as
terdayi; t Wfl. private score ary‘
that con milling"h . crests in both tibia
re d 1‘" mm on pith as
have? at roofin‘n‘u u the florpdr
atlon oi' the new holding company and
am now planning to extend its bush
he s on land d see. >
.l‘Qfl) thefggfiude
day y the 0 cars 0 the merienn
Marconi com any. however. it is evi-
deni'Vtihai; the 19M to tight the tub.
tlJer evelopmen ‘of the Uni ed com-
gazi‘ykasxtlgyV tattract;i that the consoli-
uo‘o p o stescosti-
tutes a violatiotyt' of a‘a {ifjurlilt‘stlotfl al-
ready granted by Judge Putnanrln the
united Bibi/db circuit. hurt [or the Just
trict of Maine, in which he has on-
joined the further transfer of any put-
entil. inventions an other property at
the De Forest Wire dos Telegraph Co.
considerable stock of which is held in
this steté '
i1».
A YEAR OF BLOODJ
The year 1903 will long be remem-
bored in the home of F. N 'l‘acket. of
Alliance. Ky. as a year of blood.
which flowed so copiously from Mr.
Tacket's lungs that death seemed very
near. lie writes: "Severe bleeding
from the lungs and‘ alh‘ighttul cough 7
had brought me at death’ 8 door. when
I began takith Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for Consumption. with the as
tonishing result that after taking four
bottles I was cdmpleteiy restored and
as time has proven permanently
ed " Guaranteed for Sore L
Coughs and Colds, at F. H. Baxter's,
South Norwaik, and E. P. Wood's.
Norwalk. drug stores. Price 500 and
.1. 00 Trial bottle free. '
TROOPS OVERPOWERED FRENCH
CATHOLICS.
TROYES. France. Nov. 2i.-——'I‘he in-
habitants oi‘ the neighboring towns
surrounded . and barricaded their
churches when the authmitles attempt-
ed to inke‘ the inventories today, but
they were overpowered by troops. A
priest nt Soilgny who violently re
slated was an rested and taken to les-
on.
Harry E. Crane.
. TEACHER
vJoJJn Mandolin. Guitar.
(Private puplh 3 you. with H. H
Hat-imam. New England Conservatory
of Music. Boston. Mum). will start
clue in Smith Nemik.12 years
teacher. Special urine to first live
studying. Cine limited. Regular no
plls' recitals. Mandolin club to term
at once. Adar» to
364 FAIRFIELD AVE. BRIDGEPORT.
CONN.
FIRST
SulsJJJJJiJJJ iJJJJJJ!
Management of.
lliiiaJJ Sheriiood Newldrii.
Hill. of
Lockwooil’s Hall, Norwalk, Ci.
on
Wednesday Evening. Nov. 2i.
at 8:16 o’clock.
ARTISTS.
Mr. Bel-rick Von Norden. Tenor. (with
Calve Opera Company).
Mr. J. Bertram Fox at the piano.
and
The Mendelssohn. Trio Club-Alexam
der-Suiavsky. Violin. (associate
concert-moist» of N. Y. Symphony
Orchestra): Victor Loriin. Violin
cello; Charles Gilbert apron. Plane.
Tickets at Finland's. South Nor-
waik; Glendonlnu's. .Norwlik.
TICKETC:
Single Concerts. . . $1.00
Course ‘l'lckotn ................ .2
HOYT’B THEATRE.
WIDNICDAY, CV. 21.
THE HARVAR Gilt.
The Greatest singing success or the
Age.
20 Handsome Chow aim.
Crest Cut oi Fp Makers.
Magnificent Cos umu.
Prion. ...... 250.880 and bile
First 4 rows in Orchestra 76c
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ruioav «av. 23.
Nkwccun
0M
WM. I. CRAY'I
luntliui Pastoral Drama.
TM! VOLUNTI“ CROANIIT.
With famous ,cid Trinity Church,
New York. choir boys. and the but
out over «a
“The Play 1" It ”flew You7 Think.”
Pren............ so,”
nov'r's THEATRE.
“TUIDAV‘.MVu &
MATINKI A 0 NIGHT
Hum-n In
.i'iIIM
THI AMERICAN lAORAFH CD.
With Their Pumas Movie matures.
Entire Chane
bent. and Meet Imp.
am with Iver Ihemi
ALI. NATURE Hifl.
mu on:
.OU‘l'N NOBWALK.
Matinee .. illo chum
"5.”. ant. ntt'lfli‘i'i 1“!” 'h‘m
oi program, taunting ‘
mechanical ingehiity
doubt in
It combines
to bed or back again.
AJcnuu can plum or close it with
of Folding Davenport bed you attained by
We have the agency for this bad:
.tiiliiJi is the best thing in a tolding bed yet produced.
javantngcs that the folding bed should. it is
necessary to‘ move it how the wall in in making its conversions.
ding is always in place and is undisturbed by the changes from davenport
i'l‘here is no
nod
The bed-
perfect ease. ‘ Equipped with best
springs and felted cotton mattress covered in assorted colors of veiours.
Enameled imiueil, $28. 00: oak frames. :32. 00.
A. J. COLLINS 8: CO.
-.. J.
fVVUNERAl. DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER.
”-18 North Main St.
.9:
Scuth Norwalk. Conn.
*4... LL»...— Fmt‘securaainodci
, ‘ humans holdfbim
by using a
All HUB RANGES are made with or without
Gas Attachments
Mandamus and wmnmi. by snrr-a a widow (:0.
deg. LuionSt.LosJon.
. IOR SALE BY
A. J. COLLINS Ct 00.
12- 18 No.
Battlers and Shippers
MOHAWK GINGER
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsapariila
Mohawk Blrcheer
Mohawk Nerve
Mohawk Spring Water to.“
Main CL. 80 Norwaik.
\
llottlers and Ship-
- pers of
MOHAWK 11mm
SPRING warns.
Plain and Sparkling
28 Washington 8i..8JJJJilJ Nowell.
CAPTAIN WOULD NOT BREAK
DOWN DOOR.
LILLE. France. Nov. 2i. n—A captain
of the Eighth infantry who refused to
obey an order May to break down the
door of u shown in order to enablo
the unthoritiea to take the usual in-
ventory was replaced by JJ lieutenant.
During the taking of the inventory
the lieutenant was seriously wounded
Good for everything a salve is used
for. DeWitt' s Witch Hazel Salve. Get
DeWitt' s. Sold by the Cliiford Phat:
mac. and The Bridge. i’harmac
CUR TEA
SPECIALTY
All varieties in miniature
‘Tea Ghosts.
600 lb.
8 Checks Given.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
120 Washington Ch. 00. Norwnik.
Next Door 16 Peat-Office.
Phone. Oils-d. Free Delivery.
GUNS AND
ammonmon
A full attachment of ilhglo and
double guns trout five dollars up. Also
m a one line of lllll'imbt‘léll guns tron:
filteen seventy-Iva up.
Rides and revolvers trout twoilfty
up. . ,
A fresh lot at Ammunition in an
closeups ultbcr.
activities Done.
“9““
Norm lilrdivarc Co.
39‘ J'Miiili Si
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BlTlON.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your liver is Inactive. as you feel
dull. your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Oiino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel blight
and active. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not nausente or gripe and
is mild and very pleasant to take.
Orino is more eiiective thun pills or on
dinary cathartlcs. Retuse substi-
tutes. Pinisted's Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
Announcement !
csrso’r—A'rnv J
I will be in my Norwnllt omce every
Monday“ Wednesday. Thorns); and
Saturday. Cities 12 Ila Place.
Telephone. 123-3. I will be in my New
York oflice, every Tuesday & Friday,
from 10 to G p. In. Location. 25 West
42an street. 'I’honc, 689 J. Bryant.
. on. JEROME D. WIRT,
Graduate of the A. T. Btlil institute. at
Klrksviile, Me.. Licensed by
State Board of Health.
ilflitt 8J1 pplies.
LEDOERC. Johanna.
RECORDS. CASH.
DAY IOOKC.
Carter's and Stafford'a inks, quarto.
. plots and hail pints.
Blotters Pads, Pencils ant Pena.
Broadway Letter Fllu.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC CTORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
What is time
Without Music
And what better music can you have
then an Edison Phouogrupht If you
own- one of these Machines you have
the bout artists in the world at your
disposal. both instrumental and vocal.
The prices of machines are 'i‘en. Twain
iy. Thirty and Filly Dollars. and you
may have onset-them by having one
Dollar down and one dollar per Week.
and it you pay cash you cannot have
It one cent less. Call at our store
anytime and hear your moi-its song.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON
I'UINITUIII. ETC.
in Washington «not.
‘ 86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
fit: its TON’B garments A ‘
JJ .
Fa fiat-e 231%” manual! The Arranger the fact
the grater; the forte. Many at; Jig buying argument can you find
here, every stock teems with the .
Thoughtful.,carefui_, prudent people find much to their hiring in
thiagatore. We try to protect youiin your buying at every turn.
SPECIALS FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
women’s $1 00 and $1. 50 wrappers. big assortment of light and
dark colors, all sizes; your choice ..69c
Women’s New Black Sateen Underskirts, five different styles;
well Worth $r.5o; nowfoniy .8100
Men’s Heavy Wool Half-Hose, tiJc 25c kind; special. . . . . . . . misc
A lot of Corsets. prices range from 50c to $r.50;. there are all
sizes in the lot, but not all sizes in every style. it your size
is here, you will get abig bargain. Only‘ ..... * ....... . ..39c
83-85 Washington Street.
. ‘ I
Chaukccioins fitness.
At this time when so many want mics linens. we offer unusual values to
In the line you will 11nd beauti-
ful hemstitched sets, table cloths hem-med ready tor use. ten cloths. napkins,
doilies, troy cloths and all linen damask by the yard.
N. E. RYAN a co.
induce many more to come here for them.
Telephone 474.
M. 8. Smith ti. L‘JJ. the Headquarters
If in want of Hosiery. Underwear, Corsets Gloves Notions Ribbonb Obt-
lng Flanneis. Comfortablcs Kitchen Furnishings, Saab.
Window. Shades.
Rods. Curtain Poles. etc. etc.. be sure and call on them.
92 Washington so, So. N orwalk.
COAL AND WOOD
AGENTS FOR
Bowkor’ s Fertilizera. .,
B. Hershfleid & San.
13: WATER m7
it Is the best mined ii'Vad ditVVis not
cost you any more.
its Harris ti (Sans Co
88 WATER ST” SOUTH NORWALK-
Phone 690.
f,’"""'WtisiJJJclJ lined Lights
The seed a. .Volk Electrical compact.
36 Washington Street. Opp. Telephone Exchange.
in an x pum- ”5:159:33”
Merrill Business" Chit" egos
Minivan mam you mni’rum.
success"
. mu. as mass... _
cram NOW. on a mom "27153101"
scum Jvon WALK. suntan. roar . cumin .
3. 3.
ladies Clocks. Suits. furs and fine Millinery
I16
Garments Made to Order and til-Mimi
_ , on WASHINGTON or. scorn spawns. J
lion open ovanVin sJJ until it p. in, “J
L w . J 1 , lt‘ gigging.“ 1!?