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local loos Notes
WEATHER nos—noun.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight. Thursday fair and slightly
colder. A long ridge of high pressure
runs front Texas northward to Dakota.
It is producing cool. pleasant weather
west of tile Mississippi river. A slight
trough of low pressure over New Eng-
land is producing cloudy welltll‘cr with
light snow or rain in the eastern sec:
tions. Conditions favor for this vl~
cinity cloudy weather today, followed
by clearing tonight and fair and slight-
ly colder on Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of Wes
ton, spent yesterday in Norwalk.
—-Crofut & Knapp Hats. O'Brien.
Butler Lodge,- No. 97, I. 0. O. F., will
hold a regular meeting this evening
at 8 o'clock,
—At Warren‘s Cafe. Thurs, beef
soup, roast beef, i2 to 2. Eve, roast
pig lunch. Great show turkeys and
geese.
Relatives from Norwulk will be
Thanksgiving guests of Mr, and Mrs.
Frank C. Fitch, in Weston,
-——Dr. Dick’s cllres malaria.
Mrs. Benton B. Loomis, of Norwalk.
is spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. Alma Frank, on Patch
street; Duubury.
Miss Frances Hoyt spent yesterday
in New York.
Mrs. William H. Swords will spend
Thanksgiving Day with her children
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
T. Haviiuud, of Bridgeport.
——Latest Soft Hdts. O'Brien.
The services at Grace Church.
Thanksgiving day, will be morning
prayer anti the celebration of the Holy
Communion, nt 10 o‘clock. Tile rector
will preach. ‘
As surely as chlidrenzlearn to speak
the language of their parents, so- surely
will Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
make them well and keep them well.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Plaisted's
Drug Store. ‘1 -.
Athda Annie Pitch and sister, Miss
Alice Fitch, of Weston, spent Monday
in Norwalk. where they were guests of
their cousin, .Mrs. Frank W. Gregory,
of 58 Newtown avenue.
~GLOVER'8 THE PLACE.
Open Wednesday evening; closed all
day Thursday.
Trinity Episcopal parish will hold
an important meeting, this evening.
when the special committee to select
it new rector will recommend Rev. H.
A. Stanler, of Pittsburg, Penn. .
PILEB Olga l, 6 TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OI ... T tsglluranwcd to,
cure any'cafi’oi‘ tolling. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Fro rudlngPllos in “d t 4‘
tillys or, I‘ r y I ‘ ‘
,loroo Rotating (thickens.
litre Gholco Ducks and dense.
. Fresh lions and Shoulders.
P. 8.-We hm no Western Stock. , Every Bird guaranteed
i
thly Dressed. ‘ f 3
Open roulette *,
Mark
32 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Public
semicolon. Bergen. vanish. zu- ’ ”
. Variations. uo _. ,
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lk “commotion Churchi“
December 3.
“At Hosmer Hall. last. evening. the
distinguished ornithologlst and author.
Herbert K, Job. gave an interesting
siillltotratod by ,100 rsmsrkw g‘
bio aniem‘slides.‘ There nas’ajlargq
audicnde. and the lecture Wes mu h
_ onioyed."~iiartford Courant.
mothering tho Outlnz Magazine
‘ sent Mr. lob Into the wilds of Manl-
toba, to nhotogrolrh the, shore. birds
nesting there. “all some of his ctures I
\ . , and oxalierlgnges |{taro in Orrin ginge-
,. , lite. r.‘ 0 ‘sp nginto’lmle y is-
I’ L "‘3”? :1?) wonderful series of pictures of the
Pussonlpwous leLso'Hens ‘
will not vary a, fraction of a grain
from the quantity called for. Accur-
acy in the compounding of ,
MEDICINES
Great Horned Owl (Hoot Owl). taken»;
among the ledges of the Kent moun-|
talus, ,
The nest/couldnot be reached and
he was obliged to climb another tree. '
and from the taper this. twenty feet
away, he made his pictures.
In one 0' our Woes Dolm- Added ”I . 'snown beforc‘the‘Tl'rtiadoiphlu'Acad»
this is the absolute purity and ‘un-|
doubted freshness of every drug used.
We replenish our stock frequently.I
and use or sell nothiu which has be-
come inefficient throng age.
Edw.W.-liollou,lr.
Dru‘g‘glst‘.
8 North Main Street; TIIJRH
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store
Andrew-Perry, a student in the Mer-
rill Business College. South Norwulk.
will spend the remainder of the week
with his mother, Mrs. Emily Perry.
and his sisters. [Ile‘ Misses lrcne and
Florence. Perry. in Weston.
Bubles‘ health depend upon babies‘
food. Holllster's Rocky Mountain‘Tca
is the best baby medicine known to
loving mothers. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Pleisted’s Drug tore.
Rcvf Dh'J. Wilbur Chapman and his
corps of evangelistic workers are con-
ducting a very successful series of sor-
vlces in Rochester, N. Y., andlwill. the
last of the week begin meetings in
Des Mpines. Iowa, which will continue
for three weeks.
—Wlnt'er Caps. Winter Cups, O'Brien.
Lathrop d: Shea, the Brooklyn con-
tractors, who were awarded the con-
tract for work between lianhury and
Hawleyvllle, in connection with the
double tracking of the Highland dlv~
ision, have located a steam shovel
about it mile and a half west of Ho
burts, where they will commence
work upon a cut to be made for thi
new track. .
It rarely falls to cure rheumatism be»
cause it supplies the blood with the
necessary substance to absorb the pole
son of rheumatism-uric ucld. That
is what Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Ten will do. Tea or Tablets, 85 cents.
Plnlstcd‘s Drug Store.
,0. V. Bryant. T. E. Kip, Bridgeport;
H. T. Johnson. W. S. Helmolt, A. H.
Lyman, George C. Chortle. J. C. Halli-
well, F, ii. Williams. C. ,H. DeFord.
New York; A, V) Wnlm'ight, Mrs. G.
S. Starr. George L. Rockwell, Lewis
R. Hurlblltt. South Norwulk; C. H.
Worthington. H. S. Webber, I). J. Cas-
sidy. Boston; G. H. Gschwind, Utica.
N, Y.; A. C.- Roberts. Lakevllle. Conn:
Mrs. H.‘~Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Lockwood. Stamford; H. Bolden Sly.
spduipotd: ,Arthur J, Todd. Reddlng.
carefrguestswyeatoruny at the Hotel
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. (for:
up
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‘8: -l-
to: lbs.
.1 Celery Fed.
Strictly. Native.
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Vi 9' ..iC 'fli
*urlte
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Iii-200 lb
4mg,
et,
cluy of Sciences. the old naturalists
wpved, their hats and cheered. for no
such pictures of a wild bird had been
been before. Mrl Job will lecture for
the‘Connoctlcut Audubon Society. in
the South Norwulk Congregational,
Church. on Monday evening, Decemw
her 3. The subject will be “Camera
Studies of the [lesser Known llirds of!
Connecticut.” illustrated by 100 Ian-
tern slides, made from his photographs
and will include some of these owl
pictures, as well as of hawks. shore
and game birds.
Those who remember r. Chop-
man's lecture." last fall. wil be sure
to Want to hear Mr. Job. and learn .
more about ‘our Connecticut bird-life. l
The lecture is free. and it Is hoped
that all interested in otlr wild birds
will come and also pass the invitation
along to their friends. Children must
be accompanied-by an older person.
W
A meeting of the committee of Pot-
nam Hose Company was held last eve- .
nlng. at which it was decided to hold
the annual hall of the company on
February 1. in Ari’on Hall. .
Owing to the delay in securing an
interpreter, the case of Charles l’opp,
charged with brandishing a revolver
at a Westport avenue lille trolley con-
ductor; the case was once more con.
tinued. this time to Saturday morning.
Popp is a Hungarian.
The continued case of James Heifer-
nnn, a blacksmith. charged with In-
toxication, came up again this morning
before Judge E. M. Lockwood. The
accused was fined ‘37 and costs and
Judge Lockthod instructed Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Leo Davis to bring a
charge of common dnlnkcnneas against
Heffernan. the next time he is before
the court. licheruan has been arrested
several times before for intoxication.
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Roller Shilling
.R. k
is patronized by the best people ill ‘I‘l'
Norwalks. Events tor the current
week comprise:
Tuesday (mining, Profs. Sr ‘1"‘Illlnll
m-xs‘North
news
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For It lighten
ofworkmd
mommyuddmr-viag
mediums. Nahum undh
summit uncommon
by SMITH a ANTHONY 00.. #54
manually~~
A. J. COLLINS a 00..
12-18 No. Main st. 80. Norwalk.
ROAST YOUR
THANKSGIVING TURKEY
IN A HUB RANGE.
They are the world’s_IJest
. .‘ W: "."zg'ugg‘ .
to .. “r. " ”orig? - x
by every test.
«m .i
on co.
' FuuesAL oluscron ANp Elna/«Was.
Main St. ‘ ,
,- South Norwulk. Conn.
Unbound Ihot'mthehottll
comment. if:
UnionSneeglIm.
8; Bench will give an exhibit; .l of bur-
lesque and fancy skating.
Thanksgiving night. there will be ll
potato race on skates. Three prizes
offered. ’
Saturday night. Prof. Borneo. cham-
pion spced'and fancy skater of state.
in grand exhibition.
The Rink II open every afternoon
and evening. Hours 2 to 5 and 7:30
to 11:00. ' ‘
NABH‘C DUNLEAVY,
Mon-gen.
‘ Notice. "'
.,..._.._ mm
The ”class
Battlers and Shippers
of
MOIIAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mollnwk Snrsaparllln
Mohawk llircll Boer
Mohawk Nerve
wk Sprii‘rigis.
an E .
W gum;
inert“);
llotilcrs and Ship
pcrs of
MIIIIAWK 1.1mm
Sl’lithi WATER
,
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Plain and Sparkling
mot}; Line.
Notice is hereby given to every per~
tabliahment or designation» of a build-
ing line on the east side of Elmwomi go to ildllbury this evening to attend
av nuc. between Golden liiil street I
all High street. in this city. that the 1
{allowing Is the line as designated and Truinnleu which will be held In the
established by the Committee appolut- 1
ed by the Council of this city to csvl
tabiish hnd designate said building t‘ntet‘tnllllntt at “illghwnnd,” illclr Nor-
the report of sold wulk residence. Mills Edith (ll-nut, of
Committee. accepted and adopted by Richmond, Va.; Miss Emily Peter. of
the Council on the 19th day of Novem- Baltimore. Mr.; the Misses Sully Stilton
[and lieiln Burt Philips. of Turboro, N.
line. as embodied in
her. loos:
A line commencing at a point on the
southerly line of said Golden llllll
street twentydwo and onehalt’ (22 l-2l Mn. all of whom all
feel: from the easterly street line of Kbmory-Hibbllrd nuptials last evening.
said Elmwood avenue. thence southerly '
to High street. forming a building line
parallel with and twenty-two and one-
llalf (28 1-2) feet t all points from
’Mid easterly bolln ary line of Film-
wood avenue.
South Norwulk. November 26. mos.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH ll. 'rAvwk.
(lily lilol'k.
n26 3t
Notice.
Building, Line.
Notice is hereby given, to every per-
son whom: land In uffbclcd by the ctr
tnblluhmcnt or 'dolllgnl‘ttion'of a build-
Inglino on both sided.“ Seymour
street. running‘eltlt audition in this
city. that the following ain't a lines
In designated and outlblitlilcd by the
Committee appointed by the Council
of this city to establish and designed:
sold building-linen. as embodied in the
report of said Cornml‘tleo. accepted
Ind adopted by the Council on the Illtll
lily of November. 1906:
The building line on the property
misolnlug lurid lllt'ent on the north uhull
be parallel with nud fifteen (in) feet
strait points from the northerly boun-
dary line of sold street: had the bottli-
ing line on the Mn rty calcining said
street on therein shell “mallet
with sad‘ilfte’ea It i told It’ll lilo
from the southerly boundary line of
unlit street. , r
south Norwulk. November 26. 1906.
Per order of the Council. .
JOSEPH‘B. TAYLOR.
‘ ‘ City‘ Clerk.
l1” 5'.
cuudics, ut the solo, Doc. 3,
son whose land In affected by the on South Norwulk Club Building.
llhonhgi
Mohawk Splint] Wain Co. 28 Washington 8i.,Souill Nolwolll.
——hellcious honlc-nlurlc cakes and
lit the
A llumbcr of Norwulk trulnlucn will
he uuuuul bell of t‘. i-‘. ('omstock
.mlge, Brotherhood of llnllronll
)nubury armory,
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton urc
(3.: Henry Staton. of New York. and
Mrs. Edwin J. F‘arbcr, of iinlllmore.
ended the Mont-
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ling
lllossiog
Not the kind that goon with
the turkey to help make the «lily
of 'I'hl'mkugivillg complete, lull
the other kind, that. lllnken mull
feel that be In at his host. and
us well dressed no the IIIIIII‘ Ill.
which he Mil. 'l‘llol In whom
we uoslrt you. r'” :‘lfllltl Ill
4';-
BIlts or ()Vf‘t‘l'tllttii.
but. till accessories. such nu
Nockwonr. Gloves, Shirts. Col-
lors,ctc.
0m ”oddly. Wednesday,
Ind lacuna” Illusion
”hill;
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Siting
adding... ~
nov'r's THEATRE.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The Most impressive Play of the
, Present Generation.
A WOMAN'S REDEMPTION.
it deals with the love of woman for
woman In the time of necessity.
It stills every emotion of the human
heart.
Full of. Realism: Paulo»; Parfldy.
Matinee Prion—Orchestra, 360; Sal»
cony, 260; Children. 100.
Evening Pricey—25c, 35c. 50c; First
4 Rows Orchestra. 76c.
HOYT'S THEATRE
FRIDAY, NOV. 30.
The Never Falling Delight.
w. I. NANKIVILLI'B
Inormous Triumph.
THE CHOiR GINGER. .
A True Glory of Rural Lita.
-f .‘ , We, ,_ , l. ., .
Aboundlnu In Humanity, Bubbling ,‘ ”I“ on at". . .T O y C. _
Over With Joyous Comedy. " m In“ . ‘ to" ,_. .1 PW” W,“ 4
PRICES: Ibo. 260. 35c, 60:; -m .. . . a. -. W... L. . . . .
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MArles ANb NIGHT.
IATUHDAY. DEC. 1.
George Heath's Successful Military
DrImI, .
THE GIRL “OM TH! ItANOi-l.
Turn and laughter mingle like Iuw
chino In rain to duke of this play I
bountiful "labour of pleasant out».
tolnmont. =
Motion Priory—100 Ind 290.
Ivonlano. Ida and soc; first It
rows In orchestra, m.
son's,“
HEATRE.
For One Week (IIOCM Thursday)
MONDAvcgrglqufft m
. ’MAM‘III «WNWLL
unlim- '
IROADWAV‘ OOMCANV.
In flout-Mn of New Fla New
longs. New Gannon. New unto.
One Grand Matinee Only. Oaturdsy.
December lib.
PRICII:
Night Ibo. 20c Ind Silo
Matinee... lunchtime
.rx...
Ladlui' Tlokm Monday night limit ‘
«Ito 800.
..s..‘
. " “if . . , _
AGENT nos MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
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MANY A THRIFTY WOMAN ls CONTEM’PLATING THE PURCHAII'”
or: A TABLE-CLOTH on TWO on A oozeN NAPKle'so THAT, wuak
THE FAMILY GATHER AT THE GREAT ANNUAL FEASTTHEY WILL
FIND THE TABLE NAPERY IN SPI CK, SPAN SHAPEN THIS STORE
WILL SUPPLY YOUR LINEN WANTS TO, YOUR ENTIRE SATISFAC-
TION. "
MME. ZOLA, THE GREAT NEW YORK PALMIST, WILL BE AT OUR
STORE ALL NEXT WEEK.‘ SHE IS A GREAT FAVORITE IN NEW
I
ENGLAND. d eiflillllli .-.... .L:
83-85 Washington Street.
We have just received 200 dozen Handkérchlels.’a‘large
assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy
Work, in prices ranging from 50c to 250 each.
They are the best values we have ever show at the prices.
' N. E. RYAN 85 00.
Thanksgiving Spooiols
M. s SMITH 8r COMPANY’S.
Special sale NAPKINB, all grades and sizes. .4 fl '.
A large stock TABLE LINENS. TOWELS AND TOWELINGS. .1
SPECIALS FROM KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. ‘
All sizes Self-Busting Double Roasters. r if}
A large variety of FRESH CANDY, 10c and 200 lb.
92 Washington Street. South Norwulk.“
COAL AND .WOOD
AGENTO ma
Bdwkar’s Fertilizers.-
B. Hershfield & Son. ~
18! WATER 8m ‘ m I“.
$5.00, Ton. . . » ~ 2i; $5.00 To;
- - c o - -
I - I _ I . I
. Extra large size I10. “9., q. -. a $5 per ton, ,
. , delivered In yourbilf. «. .J 7 g:
"l‘li‘E‘llARRlS &GANS COMPANY
‘PHONE, 450. it WA'rsll or.
on...” . . LHW
'ri
. noun lloxod lifiills .,
We have a full line of Wei-back soon- togahow you} . all; , .i
‘ The Reed do Voik Electrical Colophon;
unim- XTPUSH -....- swing.”t ,
Merrill Business Colleges '
rumour usnlr. your one rill”.
succseo,>
, WILL, It round . , F
odour new. on a Mom 11131010!“ '
scorn non omit. :rurronb. roar rum:
,m}.
3's“ \
’ iflhlé and Maker of ,
ladle» (lion, thinks. fills and fins Military. ,'
Garments node to Occur Ind normal it, . i:
3 It! WASHINGTON 3T1. “OUT“ NORWALK l- i
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