.111 in til. PM 1‘ 18‘ 11an shadow but ml latte I. Granite E. K. HANKO , 46 and 47 1110' '11! 1 Mun-cits H flinch.” 8°11 11° Nomlk. alt—m Local News. inlet WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: night and Sunday. An extended area of high pressure central over the Mis- sisippl Valley is producing cool, plea- sant weather in nearly all sections east of the Rocky Mountains. This area will move slowly eastward and produce in this vicinity fair weather with slightly lower temperature with brisk westerly winds during the next two days. Miss Bessie Crofut. of New Yor.k is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Golden. Fairlleld avenue —Dunlap Derbies. O'Brien. ~Joseph McMahon' will sing at the 'Rink tonight. Dr J. Milton Coburn. of South Nor- walk was in Westport. yesterday calling on friends. Mrs Bertha Jennings, of Norwalk has been the guest of Miss Grace Banks. Westport I Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates. of 24 Orch ard street, is spending a few days in Brooklyn, visiting relatives. —Joseph McMahon will sing at the Rink tonight. Mrs. Frank N. Ferris. of Elm Grove street has returned home from a visit of a few days in New Your and Brook lyn. ..._.. Harry Pepper will sing. tomorrow night, at the First Methodist Episco pal Church, "Easter Dawn," by Wood- man. ' ~GLOVER'S THE PLACE, Ladlos' "So-’l‘ite." the modern Rub- ber of style, comfort and cotII‘tmict1cc. Contained in a little Scotch plaid rub- ber-lined purse. The Ottawa basketball team prac- ticed last night at the armory. The team expects to play in Danbury on Tuesday evening. December 4. ——Basket Ball Armory, Monday night Co. 11‘ vs. Xavier A. A.; West Ends vs. Pastimes. Dancing from 10 to 12. William W. Anderson and Miss Man that it]. Bertram weIe quietly married in Port Chester, Wednesday afternoon. . November 21 1906. by the Rev. Irving E. White . Mrs Charles Fenwick. who has been visiting her sister Mrs. George W. Harris of Lowe street returned yesterday to‘ her home in Newburgh. New York. -—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria The temperance question will be dis- cussed at the Bible class for men only at the First Methodist Church. tomor- row noon. All the men of the titles are particularly requested to bc pr-os cm. Lengthening the (lords anti Strength ing the Stakes will be the topic. of tbc sermon by the pastor at the lt‘irst Methodist l‘hurch tomorrow 111111'11i11g. it will be the annual missionary nt-r- mon. ~ llasltcl Hull Armory, Monthly night (‘11. l" 1's. Xavier A. A : \Vcst Ends vs. Pastimes. Dancing front ill to lit. It is believed that one of the largest crowds of Norwalk football enthusiasts who have attended a big college foot ball game is in Now Havcn today to see the great battle between Yale and Harvard. Albert llcntlrit'k. who was work- ing (111 the Abram Filth farm for Frank F“. Clark. blessing hay, fell from the hay mow and sustained 11 badlI' sprained nnklc. lie was taken to his home 111 (lraubury. wWinter Caps. Winter Cups. O‘Brien. Arrangements are being made "to have two games of football at the Bax- ter grounds on Thanksgiving day. Ar- thur Cnney In getting up a first team which will probably play 11 team from Danbnry and them will be 11 prelimi- nary game. "lbc Nutmeg t'lub football mum is rapidly being uhippctl into shape for 11 b11111 game IIith Ibo lit-thou, on the bolero llcld. Thanksgiving Iuotning. ‘l'bc Norwalilt team will pittttit 11 again this afternoon. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Quinlan llrugglats refund money If it ill. W (iglétJI/ic'ls signs- 0. Take. hAXATtVl’i HIIOMI'I 'l‘ublein. falls to cure. ltlrc is on each box. W hwW Pu NATIVE ROASTING CHICKENB Fair to . The increasing sale is a guar- antee 111' the richness and high standard of these chocolates. . in Pound Boxesat 600 In 3‘ Pound Boxes at .. 35c Assorted Chocolates in Boxes , att ........ ' .............‘100 Chocolate Almonds in Boxes at ................ 150 Chocolate Caramels in Boxes 3 at ................... 10c Chocolate Maple Walnuts in Boxes at . ......... . .. .10c Chocolate Peppermints in0c Boxes atf ........ [ill ll. “Killltl, ll. Mi 3 North Malnr at.“ Tel. 626—9.. Connection for all north and south bound cars can be made at our store. . A routine business meeting 'of thc vestry of Grace Church was held last night at the residence of Robert Van Buren in West avenue. —4Chlckons and Fowls, 16 and 18c lb. Hayes' Mkt. Basketball enthusiasts are awaiting Monday night’s games at the armory With much interest. The big game will be between Company F and the fam- ous aniers. who always put 11p a strong game. The West Ends anti Pastimes will also battle for suprem- acy Gives vigor. strength vitality to vour netves. stomach and every part of your body. it‘ 3 easy to take; swal- low a little Hollister' s ltmky Mountain Tea: it. does the business 1011 01 Tablets 350. Plalsted s drug Stme The Merrill High 00 blue wish to publicly challenge Ove ook Military School to play football November 27 1906 to decide the school champion ship of the Twin Cities. which the 0v- erlooks claim although they have not played 11 game with any of the local teams. insurante Commissioner Theron l' 11 son admitted yesterday the Shawnee Fire insurance Company. of Topeka. Kansas to do a tire and marine but-1i ness in this state. The capital stuck is $100. 000. The company' s surplus at last report was 616.768.19 The com pg‘nay was interporated October iii. 1 —Fresh Hams, 161' 1b.; Fresh Pork, 14c. Hayes' Mkt. 1 Banner Council No 54, D of L., held their regular meeting in Mystic Chain Hall Thursday eevnlng. Visitors were present from Bridgeport and a line program was rendered under the good of the order. A drill of the de- gree team was held and arrangements for the entertainment and dance to be held December 6 were completed it. is one of the tonics for developing the figure, malt- ing bright eyes red lips and rosy checks ever offered to the American girL Holliste1' 11 Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Plaist'eds Drug Store. A number of spot i111 trains of cmptI 1"a1s passed ll11ough South wanik last night. on male to New lurk, in anticipation of the big rush to the football game in New Haven todav. \.|l tlltilts Were scIcvnl minutes late last night. the rush h' 1v|ng stalled 31-.- tcrtlny. The railroad company has manic ciaborttic arrangements at New Haven to bundle the crowds. «iltcakfnst Bacon, by the strip luv it). Hayes Mkt. Tomorrow morning. at the First Methodist f‘hurch. the service will be 111' special interest The subscription envelopes -for‘ missionary causes will be returned and the pastor will give some interesting facts connected with the great s11c1cs11 of (.hristlan work in distant lands. The criticism of Rich urd Weighlmnn in the North Ameri can Revit-w. on foreign missionary work will bc discussed. and woman with brains. They must hustle all the time. w y not become 11 hustler by taking l-iol ister'e Keely Mountain Tea? Tea or Tablets. cents. Plaisted's Drug Store, .1--——i—.._.‘ W. Ward il‘.‘ 1". LoWIs. Will 11m (base W ll, Cbcnsby. A A111 er. ll il‘. (buoy. H. W. Robbins. iloslon: R. M Monnnl, Mr. and Mr.» Jack Nelson. V.A.Mor1i1~ i.‘. .I. t'. (Y'lilll‘ll. I‘M Ii lint-111ml. .I. I". 1:111'1'1'. New York 11; Charles w. Kohl mann. Cincinnati. 0.: .l. M. 811111011. Bridgeport: [Crown 1'). Mllilll.: William ll. l-ioutlcr and 111111. l’hllnticlphia: .loscpb Wright. Woon‘ Milt'kiil, ll. l.: W. A. (1,111k Wealth-id. Manta. were guests yesterday at the 1Hotel Clifford div 1'1 11:": Market AND FOWLS, HOME DRESSED VEAL. SMALL PIG PORK LOINO. FR Est-i HAMS AND SHOULDERB. PIOB' FEET, SAUSAGE, ETC. We» rate: LOW, svoréMA'rtcALLv our AND can: ostlvsnv. i :2 OOUTH MAIN eraser. “V 3 1111111 Well at. most wonderful ‘ 11. 11. MN r111. George E. Bixby. ’1; Sil‘lltllii). Mr, and Mrn. , ' Libbey. Lynn, ‘ are removable for cleaning and filling. Founls hold one gallon. All taunts 'hsve indicator to show at all ,tinias lath heasilyTh be carried to any tilt of 1 11 case top s move 13 or healing wate‘i'hfistc JPfii ones on itin tense heat without smoke or odor. For sale Iy E. A. MITCHELL, : Cash or Credit. Norwllk, Conn. .Tel. Harry E. Crane. 'EAOIIER Violin Mandolin. Guitar. (Private unit. 3 years with H. H. Harlot-1111,, 911v England Conservatory of Music. Boston, Man). will start clan in 811th Norwalk. 12 your. teacher. Special mm- to lint five studying. Clan limited. Regular nu plis' recitals. Mandolin club to form at once. Addns‘to 364 FAIRFIELD AVE.. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. PHfllliliHlPHS. HEADQUARTERS FOR ‘ Edison Phonographs and Records. Victor and Columbia Talking Machines and Records. Sold for Cub or .on the Installment Plan. F. [. lflflKWflflfl 81 [20. GUNS AND AMMUNITION A full assortment of single and double guns from five dollars up. Also ‘a fine line of hammcrless guns from fifteen seventyPtlve up. Rifles and revolvers from two-titty up. . A fresh lot of ammunition gauges and caliber. Repairing Done. Call at Norwttik Hardware 00. 311 Main 51 in all What is Home 1111111 Music And what better music can you have than an Edison Phonogrnph'.’ "you own one of these machines you have the best artists in the world at your disposal, both instrumental and vocal. The prices of machines are ’I‘cn, Twcn» tI'. Thirty 11nd Fifty Dollars. and you may have one of them by paying onc Dollar down and one dollar pct wcck and it 11111 11in I'llh‘h ,Iou 111111111! him- it (1111- t't'ni. lt-ss. I‘nll at out store. anytime and heal your I'uvoritc song. A. J. ANGEVINE & SON. ‘ t FURNITURE. ITO. 134 Washington 311nm ‘ amount of oil In reservoir. Easy to rot r, iw ck. Teulnch double thick wick All ' enters provided with a ball so they ~ ’e-‘v .. ”'1. T ‘ ROAST YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY ‘ IN A HUB RANGE. hey are the world's best by every test. A. .1. COLLINS a co. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER. 12-18 North Main St. South'Norwalk, Conn. The Mohawk Springs. Battlers and Shippers of MOIIAWK GINGER LE Mohawk Spring Water Mohawk Club Soda. Mohawk Sal'sttparliln 5 11111311111111 Birch Beer 1%. Mohawk Ncrvo Ilnhtntlt String Water to. sit: ER 1 i.‘ "lint film.“ 28 Washington tit, 81111111 hunttllt. 8 liotllers and Ship- pers ot‘ MOHAWK LlTlilA SPRING WATER Plain and Sparkling The late Captain Joe“ Nicholson tsed to tell of a long term prisoner who had been in the house. of correc- tion while the captain run that institu- tion. Just below.. his term expired. the convict called the captain and told him that Justice was now done and that an honest man would start afresh 1n the world. "But yen have told me several times that you were innocent if the charge on which you wow stnt here. "So i was. (‘aptnin ‘Jo‘e.‘ and I can prove it Hete are the names of three witnesses. Gct their statement and see whether I am lying." Just as it matter of curiosity the captain com plied and found convincing evidence of the man's innocence. 'l‘be convict was called in anti indlga’antly asked wbv ho had not used' his widenec in getting a new trial. "Bil tell you. captain. in my limo l was acquitted three or four llmcs wbcn I was guilty. so when l was convicted oftsomcthtng I never did. I just thought id oven things up by taking my medicine with- out kicking, Bt'h‘itlt‘s illlti. it sort of ticked me to find that ,IHNHI‘I' l1111i miss. 1111 11111111 every shot," '“t‘ll‘illi New.» Senator “Joe" illutrkhurn of lien- tucky. tells of a good old Methodist minister in his state in the pioneer days who was a considerable scrapper. "0111: day." says the senator." after the parson had found it necessary to ad- minister Italic punishment to scveral young laughs who persisted to disturb ing the meeting at one of the churches he served, one of his flock, noted as being something of a hard hitter bim- sclf. got up in the meeting and said: ‘it Is a solemn duty of this here con- gregation to stand by i’urson John- son. He docs not suck trouble. bnl bi! will not show the white fealbcr when trouble is forced his way. i hp» licvc that. unrestrained by divlnc grace. Parson Johnson can whip any man in Kentucky. The Lord is with him. Let us pray.'”-St. Louis Post- Dispatch. FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS. ' The most famous strike br1111ke1s in the land me Dr. King‘ 11 New Life. Pills thn llvcr 11nd litmels go on strike. they quickly settle the ttoubie and the 111111111111. work goes right on. Best MW-..“ . - 11111~ for tonsilpnllon. headache and Kcunedy's Laxative. conlntuiug dizziness. 351' at I". ll. llaxlor‘s. South lioncy and TM. movcs tbc lmwolk. Norwnik. and Ii. 1’. Wood's. NorwiIilt. (‘ontnlns Ito opiates. Conforms to tlruggists. 0' i’urc Food and Drug i41w.Sold by 'l' he t‘lifforti l’hnrmnt' y 111111 '1‘ ho ihidgo Pharmacy. llc is false to his God who tours to loath Not-walk. Conn. Them in a good job waiting for men ’ ' 001.1111 NORWALK. 1"" *1 t. , , Tailor. wasametou 51111151, 3011111 11111111111111. bc lr111~ to himself. AND ~ 'vERcons FOR hanksgiving it is not far oil. just 11 low days. Probably you will want to look your host. Let us show you our SIS to $30 Other good styles lrom $101111. Open Monday, Wednesday and 3.1100" Evenings. , 1H: 7' ,. 1,£.,,,,1t‘2 Hatter. i not 1 ;H DAVIS What (‘ouiti h‘br- llttvo All‘ttiil'."-lln--v Wlutt a number of parties your sister 11111111 11:11 to, Shc'a always otli Whoa I Hi”. Sbcmi'os: she's the lucky onw— The Sketch. M. ,1» ”1.1th '11. In 91 ‘I up . u § ‘: . 1 a“ Furnish“. .36 Washington Street. ..'. .AcsN'r 110111111111, Neurons ps'r'raaNs.‘ . . 1*“ng . LINENS , - , ..ros.. .3531 Ii MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN l8 CONTEMPLATING THE PURCHASE OF A TABLE- CLOTH OR TWO OR A DOZEN NAPKINS SO THAT WHEN THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE GREAT ANNUAL FEAST THEY WILL FIND THE TABLE NAPERY lN SPICK, SPAN SHAPE. THIS STORE WILL SUPPLY YOUR LINEN WANTS TO YOUR ENTIRE SATISFAC- TlON. MME. ZOLA, THE GREAT NEW‘YORK PALMIBT. WILL BE AT OUR STORE ALL NEXT WEEK. SHE l3 A GREAT FAVORITE IN NEW ENGLAND- “atom , , . .; 83- 85 Washmgton Street. CHINA M r: Many small, dainty pieces of China, neatly dccorated. yet inex« pensive. are here for your selection. A splendid opportunity to get pretty pieces for- your Thanksgiving table. N. E. RYAN & 00. 86 Washington St. So. Norwaiirb Telephone 474. Thanhsqtvmg Specials _ M. S SMITH 8‘5 COMPANY’S. Special stile NAPKINS. all grades and sizes. A large stock TABLE LINENS. TOWELS AND TOWELINGS. ’ SPECIALS FROM KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. All sizes Self~Bastlng Double Roasters. A large variety of P11151111 canov. the 111111 20c 111. South Norwnlh 92 Wasnutgtanas‘rcet' ....._, COAL AND wooD " * AGENT. 'OR , 'Bowke‘r’ ai Fertilizers. B. HershfielddSon; ' 1: 1:: warm} 11W i'.-: I 1 1 It in the brat mined and doeshuot, . '1 cost you any more. We Harris tit 611115 to. ‘ . . as wart-:11 31.. scorn seaward}. Phone 690. Antlsath 111111 [191113 We have 11 full line of Wellhach («tints show you. O The Reed ti. Voik Electrical Compass, «011111.341th MERIT x PUSH... - 501:6:er Matrili Business Colleges ' Pumvmr 111nm 7611' Moscow. SUCCESS WILL It YOURS IIUIN NOW. DAY 11 N10!” SEIIIONJ, 800T}! MRW‘LK. IMMI'ORD. ”111' OI!” Dealer and Maker of tallied Wills. Stills. fats and flu: Military t 1!"th 11m to or 4121 11111] heinodclsd all WASHINGTON 8'12. SOUTH NORWALK .litoronpeii 011111111511 until 9 p. In. 1
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