IDRESS GOODS in ‘III the now shadow stint; pad no on Also iieuriettss. Bergen. Veilinu. Al. batross, Granite Cloth, Venetian. Mo hairs and Brilliantlnos in all tors. , BLACK GOODS TA IPICI LTY. E K 3ANKD. do and 47 Washington om». Mahnokomo Hotel link. Nor-walk. local News Notes WEATHER REPORT. For Not walk and vicinity: Clearing and colder tonight. 'i‘uesday fair. A disturbance that. is central this morn- . ing in Vermont is producing cloudy weather with light snow in the eastern portion of the lake region llnd New England This disturbance will move eastward today and be followed by clearing and slightly colder weather tonight. Pleasant weather prevails in the western sections. Northwest storm warnings are displayed along the coast Edward Filiow, of Norwalk, was in Weston hunting, on Friday. Henry ’I‘roadwoll, of New York spent Sunday at his home in Norwalk. Harold Stone of lease street, Nor- waik. has secured a position in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froeb, of Lowe street are entertaining friends from Larchmont. -—Never mind the weather, but come to the sale at the South No'rwaik Club Building this afternoon and evening. Mrs. 'i‘. B. (layer, of Lowe street, is making a visit in New York city for a few days. ——-Baskethall, Armory. Monday night. ‘.0 F' vs Yale 'Varsity; Harstrom vs. Yale Freshmen ti o'clock. Dancing 10 to 12. Norwalk friends have been guests at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 0s- oar Budd in Weston Waldo Raymond and family expect to move in a few days from Orchard attest to Dorchester, Mass. ~Happy. week. Richard Fay has returned to his old position as driver or the South Nor- }valk public collection wagon. The monthly meeting of the Arlon Singing Society will be held this men ing in the hall in Madison street A meeting of the Farther Lights Seeioty will be held this evening in Iht South Norwalk Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dooley have closv ed their Quinturd avenue residence for the winter and gone to New York. . The monthly meeting of the South Norwalk and Norwnik Board of Conti- cilmen will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. ~Happy. week. Mr. and Mrs. William Mayard, oi South Norwalk. are spending a few days with relatives on South avenue, ‘Btrstford. Mrs. Frank Short, of South Norwaik attended a faintly reunion at the home of Mrs. Julia Short in Bethei. 'i‘hnnks- giving day. The regular monthly meeting of the Womans Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church will he held Tuesday evening at the church. -—Never can tell when youli moon a finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. 'l‘homas' Ec- lectric Oil instantly relieves the pain- quickly cures the wound. Charles B Fitch of Noroton, has the contract for the erection of a large fra e burn for .i Sherman Hoyt at ZWes Norwaik. Ilncas Tribe, No 26. improved Order of fled Men, will hold a regular meet- ing tomorrow evening at the Wigwam in Washington street City Treasuicr Matthew Corbett, at the Norwulk Hospital, is getting tilting nicely, and entertained a large numbel of cullcrs yesterday ”Happy week. Putnam liose Company will hold its monthly business meeting this even- ing. when the annual ball committee will make a report Holiday goods at. William P. Beers' book and stationery stores, 49 Wall street Norwalk and ti South Main street. South Not-walk. “Basketball Armory, Monday night Co. F vs YaltI 'Varsity; lluruttoln vs Yam Freshmen, 8 oclock. Dancing iii to 12. 'l‘ht,I lint Trimmers Society will hold its regular monthly meeting to morrow evening in Central Labor Ly- ceum. South Main strut-t. St. John's budge, F and A. M. of Norwaik, will hold a communication on Thursday averting oi this week. The third degree will be conferred. wilappy week. Andrew Perry returned today to his duties in Merrill Business College. South Norwalk. after enjoying a few duyu' visit at his home in Valley iIorgs, Gustavo tlrosienn has arrived at Daytonu. Fla" with to. ilubbeii liotoh idea’s new Popsiiurlford automobile. The trip to Jacksonville was made by boat. ML 0 CUBIC IN I TO 14 DAYS. PA 0 OINTMENT III guaranteed to cure any case of itching, Blind Blood. in: or Protrndlng Piles in 6 w it «lays or money refunded. 50c. SPECIAL. Prime hi; Roast. 140 lb Public no u n scorn agar-haw 600d Tooth Brush Guaranteed Against Bris- .. lips coining Out is what we are specializ- ing thiswaek , at ‘ lit and lit Others as low as he and as high as 75c. low. it. Kitty, Jl. Drought. 3 North Main St. Tol. 620—3. Connection for all north and south bound cars can be made at our store. WWW Tho Woman' 5 Association of tinI South Nolwalk Congregational Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at. it o'clock. the session being followed by a social hour. Colfax Encampment, i. O. O. F., will hold a regular meeting tonight and work a degree on several candidates. All the. Palrlhnrt'hs in the degree team are requested to be present. The Misses Minnie. and Helen Bell, who have been spending several days with their mother, Mrs. George S. Bell, in Cove street, East. Norwalk, have re- turned to Mt. Clair. N. .1. -Happy week. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. Maguer and children of Waterbury. have been spending a few days in this place and New York. They returned to their home Saturday afternoon. Miss Sadie Lyon. a student in Miss Lowu’s school for girls. in Norwalk. is spending a few days with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyon, of King street. Port Chester, N. Y. —Baskotbaii, Armory. Monday night. Co. F vs, Yale ‘Varsity; Harstrom vs. Yale Freshmen, it o‘cloek. Dancing 10 to 12. ‘, Martin‘s communion service wits ren- dered by the South Norwalk Baptist Church choir, last evening. before a large congregation. The organ score was especially well rendered. in Norwalk, .last. week. there were thirteen sales of real estate, and mort- gages recorded amounilng to 87,300. For the last week, in November. I905, there were ten sales and mortgages of 83100. ——Happy week. Miss Kittie Williams has returned to her duties as a nurse in the New York Eye and Ear Hospital, after spending Thanksgiving with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Williams, of Mer- win street. it is the best safeguard against indi- gestion, billiousness and dyspepsia known to mankind. ilollisior's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Plalsted's Drug Store. Horace R, Nash has the contract for the plumbing and heating in the residence of Charles ’I‘. l)lmond. West avenue whenI extensive alterations are being made. Waldrou it. Riordan are the general contractors. Christopher Simona. the popular he let porter. left Norwalk Saturday for his old home at St. Croix. Danish West Indies. He will visit his parents whom he has not seen for five years. Chis will be about several months. ——Happy Week. The Nill'wfllk iinrdware Company. 39 Main street, Norwalk has a full linc of snow shovels at all prices and in all sizes. The company has also a big line of new skates and a department in which old ones can be promptly and excellently sharpened. The State Board of Deputies of the C. 0.. the F. of A., held a meeting in New Haven Friday evening and Chief Companion Elizabeth Blake. Past Chief Cotupunion F. ii. ’i‘oboy and Financial Secretary Mantle Mciioughlln. of Star of Columbia Circle, were present. 'i‘htI ushers of the Norwnlk Metho- dist church on. planning an entertain— ment for Wednesday evening honour her lilih. A. ll. Wilcox secretary oi the ’i‘orrington Y. M. C. A.. and for- merly of Norwalk, has agreed to come to Norwuik and participate. A number of local artists will also be heard. The Mimics Katherine Malone and Miss Fanny Wynn. of lilattsvtlle ova. nus, are guards at Mr. and Mrs. James J. ’i'raccy, in Morristown, i’onn, Waldo Raymond left town this morn- ing for Boston. Mr. Raymond's fam- it will leave this Week for Del-cheater, and. where they will take up their residence. iiolilster' ti iloclty Mountain Tea Illlllr lies the blood strengthens the nerves, regulates the bowels. aids the kidneys. cures stomach troubles, builds up the nervous force and repairs the III ef- fects of over eating. Tea or Tablets. 36 cents Piaiatsd' s Drug slots. The criminal superior. the criminal common pleas and the civil superior courts will all be in session in bridge port this week, beginning tomorrow. The criminal superior court term for December follows close on the Sapient her term. which closed with the sen. touring of Hermann Saturday after- noon. Judge Ralph Wheeler will pro- side. ~iloppy week. On Thursday evening at 8.45. Rev. Charles 8. Macfarianu will deliver an- other lecture in the course on the Teaching of John the subject being “The Kingdom of ad " At ii o‘clock there will be It conference of the of floors and teachers of the Bible School. Dr. Macfarland will speak on “What a when the degree team of Mytbra Lodge, of Bridgeport. accompanied by a delegation of the uniformed rank. will visit South Norwslk, and confer the amplified third degree on one can- dldate. A slipper will bu served at the conclusion of the work. ‘ My heart and hand another claimed. His plea had come too late. it‘s ever thuowith people without pluck and vim, Take Rocky Mountain Top, don't get left again. Plalsted‘s Drug Store, A. A. and R. 0. Raymond are to erect another frame collage adjoining those previously erected. it is to be two and one-half stories high. 28x31 feet. and will be provided with modern plumbing and hot air heat. George W. , Scott, of Rowaytnn, has the contract for the carpenter work. and Smith Em there of South Norwalk will take elite of the mason work. r—Huppy week. BigStook of to Teach Young People Concerning the Prim ill ‘ rim 4 how: comm ......,. him *Slodsi Shiites? WM. A BRIGGERMAN 8 MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington 8!. Agent for Crescent Laundry. Announcement I osraoFAI‘nr ! I will be in my Norwalk office every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Office 12 lsaac Place. Telephone. 12“. i will be in my New York office, every Tuesday & Friday. from 10 to 6 p. m. Location. 26 West 42nd street. 'Phone. 689 J. Bryant. DR. JEROME D. WIRT. Graduate of the A. T. Still institute. at Klrksvlllc. Mo.. Licensed by State Board of Health. k oh 0, of Pythinu, will have a mootl'ng e um ' ' usual interest next Thursday evening. Hohdau Handkerchiefs. are here in almost every conI celvablc style and material. Silk. Linen, Japonclte. Cotton, with or without initial. Silk Plain—-25c, 50c, 75¢, $1.01t‘ 31.50 Silk Initial—25c and 60c. Linen initial—15c, 25c. i'vtlc_ Linen Plaiu—-25c, 36c, 50c. 75c. anonetie, with silk initial. ex- tra fine quality, 3 in a box, (die a box. WATCH THIS SPACE. Open Every Evening After Do- cembar 15th. IBEPH IIIIS, Tailor, Clothlor, Hatter, Furnishor, 85 Washington ’81.. So. Norwalk. ” " saluted" Gold Eyeglasses, $1.00. Irna D United American Opticians. (incorporated). Agency ill cihrironn rnannncv. ,HOYTJS THEATRE. For Ono Wonk (lscopt Thursday) Commons MONDAY. DICIMIIH 3d. 1900. MARJORII IOUTNWILL and her IROADWAY COMPANY. in Repertoire of New Plays, New Songs. New Dunc», Now Music. One Grand Matinee Only, doturdoy, December 6th. PRICES: Night ............. lilo. 20c and Mo Motlnoo...............10¢ and 20c letoo' Tiokoto Monday night limit. ed to too HOYT'B THEATRE THUHIDAY 016. a. The Great cocoon. UNDER IOUTHIRN SKIEB. Written by Lottie llllr Parker, author of Way Down last. A Play That Will Live Forever. Tito most original. anhooknoyod and —NIMARKAILI GMT-47. Massive Froiiuotfon comm». In Ivory non I.I ovan TWO MILLION "on: HAVI IIIN ‘rmo our v. an. Oils and 780 .oaniu-iunit. divmln. pity of southern life over, er tilt. , sauna ' . - IWIIM are. In tfltolhi‘omblc-ucven clean. 12:18 North Main Street, on a “ HUB " and please hubby. Gn- Attachments. I'OR lAl-I IY nu .. MAY OFFER REWARD FOR SLAY- ER 0F KINSELLA. Authorities want Driver of Which Ran Dewn the Fairfield Man. In order to ascertain if possible, the owner of the automobile that struck and killed ’l‘huddous Kinscllu in Fair- field onc Wet-k ago Saturday, it is pos- sible that lllt' authorities may offer a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. (iortmcr lioten. who is making the investigation in the. cast» consulted with Sheriff Builtley. of lt‘nirflcld, Saturday and such ll course was thought advisable. It is unticl‘sloml that someone on It passing trolley car at the time of the accident occurred. saw Kinsclla when he was struck down by the motor car. Eiforln are being lllllill‘ to locate tilts person. There have bccu rumors that Klnscllu was not killed by an automo- bile lull. was attacked by things with D. robbery motive. tlucstloned today rcgnrding this story. authorities slutcd lhcy could find no evidence to subutantiaic any such theory. ilr. lmuuldson, medical examiner for Fulrilclrl. said tin-cl- Wcro rumors of many kinds about lhc town, but he had been unable to find any omI to substantiate tin-III. Kennedy's lstxuilvc Cough Syrup driven out the cold and stops the cough. Contains Honey and ’i‘ur. lI'roe from any opiates. Conforms to the National Puru Food and llrng haw. l’lcnuunt to lake. Sold by The (‘lif- told Pharmacy and File Bridge l’hur- Illlli y. M’iANUB IMPROVEMENT COMPANY l'btI Mlnnns ltnpr'uwmonl Com» puny just incorporated. in capitalized at $10,000, in 400 I" it shares, of which 2000 has already been subsot‘l.bed The officers of the company have not. ycl been elected. Prominent among tlu- iucorporutoru is Charles ii. Allyn. treasurer of the Mlunuu aior Works. The new company lute do purchas- itn; a piece. of land near Mianus bridge and building a $10,000 three- story brick atructurtI which it will lit up with a gymnasium, bowling alley. smoking-room. recreation and Icluiing~r oom. shower baths. etc. mam bum will be charged a tuna" fee for membership. and nearly all of the privileges which a branch Y. M, C. A. offers will hI l"ten ”lent. ‘WH .. —* Auto Cases-wool. the ideal medicine for It... little onon.» Contains no opinion. Conforms fully with National Pure hood and Ding Law. Write id. C. liertt & Co. Chicago. ill., for the “filthy Book" Sold by The (Mitford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar- macy. ” no "How would you advise me to pro. coed in order to attract public uttcn lion in my statesmanly abilities?" "'l‘bero are two ways.“ answered Sena- tor Soc um. ‘Ono s to read up all the no a on pollli at eetmomy you can find. and the or is to remain. her all the funny 'tories you hear."~— Washington star ”I: “W Reddm'd use they have It new dance called the automobile dance." Greene —-“la it a breakdown f“--Yonlterl Millennium / a tithe only side that tolls you whether the mutton . Whitby webs felted into nine snow-white. downy real-l lien! layers, and compressed into one, form (cummingegulu. ,l-ocklotlt.) Its perfect purity and dryne'is, its luxurious elasticity and life' insure you sound sleep and complete test. We show you the mattress, inside and outside. You need not take our word—you see for [out-sell. and more—we JuannteL it. Sleep on one lety nights—your money back if not satisfied. Prices are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for. Do you value a good night’s rest? Then come to our store and let us Ihow you these mattresses. Not a luxury. but a neceuity in all households. A. J. COLLINS 8: CO., "‘IIIIB“ RANGE t. ‘ ' it isn‘t like othen~ hIcoolu hen, mien, quicken, with the lean trouble, and has won in way into (Ila hum of those who taint pride in telling tho but table. All HUB RANGES are made with or without Manufactured and Wamnted by SMITH a ANTHONY (30.. BOSTON. MASS. A. J. COLLINS «I GO, 12-18 No. Main SL. 80. Norwaik. Who Is , ..,,‘. South Nor-walk. i.i s' -- .........., V If“; kid-Ir ‘3‘“ E‘S’i’ fifi‘fjfik ‘ LDS ii WINNING iiAliIl Insist .,L ”SCOOP" O' BRIEN WILL TRY AGAIN. Makes Third Application for Admis- alon to Bar. Matthew E. ()‘Brflcn. candidate for A governor on the prohibition ticket III the last election has filed notice with the clerk of the Superior Court in Bridgeport that he intended to make application for admission to NW bar of (‘onnccllcut and desired to he cxiunln- ed at the December examination in Hartford. This will malt:I the third time that Mr. O'Brien has applied for admission to the bar. The fit-sf application was made about a year ago and was oppos- cd by the Falriicld County Bar asst» cluilon, The matter went to the su- premo court and then cnnuI tbc ruling Illliit'll on the old English law of I708. that “no man can be admitted to tho. bur without a vote of approval of the bar in the county whorl-ho rcaidl-s and that the bar llt't‘ll give no reason for refusing to nprovc the application." Mr. ()‘ilI'ien made another uppllca lion last June, but was again unsuc- t-cssfui, LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT. For twlIuty ycuts W. 1., Ruwls, of liolis, 'I‘oitil.. fought nasal cularrb. He writes; "The swelling and soreness In side my none was fearful, till i began applying iiucklcu's Antics Salvo to the sore surface: this caused the, soreness and swelling to disappear, never to re turn." llcst salvo in existence. 25c at l-‘. ll. lluxtcr‘n, South Norwslit. and E. l’. Wood's. Norwuik. drugglulu. ” FAVORS JAPANEIIE. SCHOOL. SAN FRANCISCO. Doc. 3.I~—-'l‘ht- Cull today says: School Director i). ii. Oliver stated vcutcrduy that Secretary Mctcnll. bo- forn his departure for Washington. told the school directors that he be- lichIi they were clearly within their rights in establishing a separate school for Japanese pupils 'I‘Ills Would tend to correct the impression that Secretary Metcalf had decided to favor lilo Japanese in his report to the president. The seetcillryu report. it may he assumed. will conform to his assurances to the school board. NEW CURE FOR EPILIPBV. .1. it, Wu: I'l’,iliilll of Wiiiol‘lown. 0. rural lice delivery writes: . "My daughter. afflicted for years with uni lepny. Was cured by Dr. Kings New Life little. for over two years.” Best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills on earth. 25c at F‘ Ii. Baxter’s South Not-walk. and id. P. Wood‘s. Norwulk, drug stores. mm LIFE SAVING OTATIONG AT PRINCE IDWAIID'I “LAND. Clinhw'rTlil'i‘OWN, P til i., Dec. it. with the result of the many disast- rous wreck: in the Gulf of St. law- canoe and Strait of Norlhumborlsnd, this fall. the retinal overrun III has decided to establish Its say of Idol lions along the Prince iiidwnrd stand coast. The majority of the stations rill 29 located on the 0qu side of the I an “What makes you think he married her for her money?" "Eho decaf-- Otevoioad Press. “WWW She has not had an attack . present. kitchen and laundry to the Senator Ora cidertilly)“' '1' their building by Saturday. so that the mandrel mm tilt, ' alter this stock the cooking and loan. t represent and to ‘ [when mud m'WIIII m‘ u an it“... a”... ..... «mum... m—w ........k......... -L... . SOUTH NORWALK'S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE. J. A. HISLOP & 00. AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’ S PATTERNS chooi ,i, 12; c¢nt3 a Pair. 5 EVERV MOTHER KNows HOW HARD W is To FIND .t‘usr THE RIGHT KIND OF HosE FOR THE snowmo aov AND GIRL-drug KIND THAT WILL STAND THE WEAR AND TEAR or venue BLOOD. ‘HERE'S A HEAVY RIBBED SCHOOL srocxmc. WITH ALL THE coco POINTS IN ITS FAVOR. was...“ "i l . You buy two pairs for the price usu- ally paid for one pair. Pairs for 25 , V cry Elastic. Easy to put on. Feet Free from Ridges. Sizes Correct. Perfect Dye. mum POINIS or Mtllll. W Cents 83- 85 Washington Street. Kandker elude We have just received 200 “no Handkerchiefs. a large assortment of styles suitable for Holiday Fancy Work, in prices ranging from 50c to 25¢ each. They are the best values we have over shown at the prices. N.E.RYAN&CO. 8D Washington St. 80. Norwallrl. Telephone 474. Specials for Saturday “and Monday M. S SMITH IIla COMPANY ’8. Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to be found. Make your purchases before the assortment is broken. 3000 yards Sash Curtain material. formerly sold 25c yard. Special, 10c yard. , Fresh Candy, 10 and soc lb. The best the market affords. South Namath 9! Washington Street. . Battlers and Shippers llotiiorv and Ship pen of MOHAWK LITHIA SPRING WATER. Plain and Sparkling iii Washington 81.. South luttilii. MOHAWK GINGER . ALE Mohawk fiprlng Water Mohawk Club Soda Mohawk Barcsparlila Mohawk Birch floor Mohawk Nerve Mohawk Spiro litter ”to. Imus Mason‘s; we manor unusual. the number both 03mm to stimuli of that intended rthd, two word buildings. and the crowded mo dulon In only kept from setting not!“ on by accepting patients only to- canclcu occur. Extra wort-ion. he made for many of the mum in- ciunie of the large number. The open- ing of the new words which are new In; completion will greatly relieve tit. present two. but there are my lil- attentions for the admission of W dents which will mosh manrm just as noon on the winds are Doom Home dents in that end of the o laws a seat to private hominid until a vacancy occurs who may may be sent tome Norwich ins lion. intimate Fonda-”What w breach of senatorial court“ 3mm- you accused senator thaw f" Legislators Fall to Look Over the MI otltution It Norwich. The visit of inspection which the legislators from Norwich were to itinke to the hospital for the insane to that city but Week has been pout: potted again, as the party was am able to make the trip on the day set last week. it is expected now that the inspection will be. made the first hinting week. but no date has been a . The new power house at the hos- pital is now in use and the instituo tion is being hosted from them. he 'cloning the new word building. The new engine has boon started and works timely and it is expected that the change will be nude hon: the, dry work will be done in the build twoniyilvn per cent less outline they're paying .1 w“ I \3 “II.
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