I fiifik‘hu “ E. K. EANKB‘ GI and I? W In Ishmksm‘o‘ M Immk. , mm“ Norwalk. tacit has lain WEATHEEEEEFI. For Norwalk and vicinity: Help to night. Friday fair and colder. The atom that was central“ nearvOmaha yesterday morning has moved east- ward and it now central over the Lake region. It is producing cloudy won‘- ther with light rain or snow in the central and eastern sections This vicinity will be in this area during the next 24 hours. It is followed by an area of high pressure and low temper stores. onditions favor for this vi- cinity ciudy and rainy followed by clearing on Friday morning. Saturday our Sunday probably will be pleasant and quite cold. Storm warnings are displayed along the coast. Mrs. Charles F. Tristram and Mrs. S. Milton Stevens are stopping for a week at. Oaks Court. Lakewood. N. .l. W. K. J. Hubbeli, of Wilton. and Harry Miller, of Cannon, are attend- ing the automobile show in New York today. . ~—Joseph McMahon will sing at the Rink tonight. Trinity Branch, Giris' Friendly So ciety, will hold a business meeting in the Guild room, at 7:45 o’clock. this evening. A meeting of the Master Builders' Association was held last evening in Norwalk. Routine business was un- der discussion. Adolph Giashoff and family, who have disposed of their bakery business in Norwalk. have left town for their future home in California. —Joseph McMahon will sing at the Rink tonight. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Montgomery. who have resided for several years at the Norwuik Hotel. have taken up housekeeping on Union Park. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'I‘. Prowitt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Barker, of Nor-walk, have been visitors this week to the New York automobile show. It. is the hestsafeguard against ind gestiotn. ‘bllllotisness and W5: known to mankind. Hollister s Mountain Tea or Tablets, 36 cents Plaisted’s Drug Store. -Hear Joe McMahon. Frank Brnith- wolte, of Bridgeport; Chas. 'i‘hies and ()ddment Quartette. Painters' Bali. Ar- ion Hail. Friday evming. —Joseph”McMahon will sing at. the Rink tonight. William K. Maples visited the New York automobile show yesterday. Mr. Maples expects to have a new car for 1907, but has not yet placed an order for any particular car. Olive Branch Lodge will entertain a delegation of members of Myrtha lodge, of Bridgeport tonight. and r’onfer the amplified third degree. A slipper will be served. ~Clune‘s Orchestra, Painters‘ Bell. Friday evening. Frank Brunduge. of Norwalk. has gone to Bethe! to spend a couple of weeks at his home, Mr. Brundage is suffering from appendicitis, but may not. have, to undergo an operation. The Nutmeg Club. of Norwuik, will hold a meeting this evening, at the club rooms. corner of Matti and Wall streets. 'l‘wo applications for member- ship will be acted upon at this time. Lincoln Council. No. 4. 0, It. A, M.. will hold their regular rum-ting tomor- row night. The first degree will be conferred on three cnndirlntos. All members are urged to be present, . «Attend the Klng'slmughtem’ Cake Bale. Buster a drug store, Friday, Dec. 7 2 to it. ”W Harry Fox. ‘resigned his position at the Malia unto ltotel and James O‘Hara, now of Brooklyn. who for years has been a favorite feature at the hotel. has «come up and resumed his old position. There will be an interesting service of the lions l‘oopie'n Society or the News“: Co 'utional Church this evening. The weekly prayer meeting of th church follows directly after . word. t it o'cldnlt. To OURI A COLD IN ONE DAY Tolls DAMN! ”HOMO Qutnino Tablets. Dtutgists refund money If It falls to cure. Iii. W. GROVES sign» turn is on each box. 25c. , srsgar. Prime Rib. Roast. .. 140 lb Pubiifliuhi a usesranhtflflfl.‘ ,3]: , ILACK GOODS 1.A IPIOIALTY. mu. Tutti \BI‘llSil Guaranteed Against Bris- ‘ , .. ties coming Oct F (f is on“ org-specializ- ‘ ‘ "int kissed ll lira 25c Others as low as 5c and as . high as 75c. ’ “Ell-i Joy J .. Brunei-t. I North Main at. Tel. 02H. Connection for an north and south bound cars can be made Di. our store. A delegation from Rose City budge. of Norwaik, attended the meeting oIr Martha Washington lodge, Daughters of St. George, in Bridgeport, Tuesday night. 'i‘he Fairiield County Congregation- :rl Ministers‘ Association held a meet- ing yesterday in Bridgeport. The fol~ lowing officers were elected for the coming year: Rev. E. N. Packard. at Stratford, moderator: Rev. Louis S. Berry. of Stamford, scribe. —Attend the King's Daughters’ Cake Sale. Baxter's drug store, Friday, Dec. . 2 to G. The old propeller “City of Norwalk" which was sold by Arming J. Smith, of the Norwalk Steamboat Company, is now a lighter going rip and down the Hudson River. A section of the stern of the boat. where she “bogged" was cut of! and a bob stern produced. ——December Clio opens at Red Men's Hull. tomorrow, 2 p. or. Mrs. Bertha Dekens, who is studying to become a trained nurse at the Buchus Hospital, Norwich, Conn., left town this afternoon, after spending a vacation of two weeks at the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Powell. of Reed street. to resume her duties at the above-named place. ——Dr. Dick’s cures malaria. Christian Larsen. iocui represents ‘tlve of the New England Brewery Company" has taken charge of the Warwick Hotel in North Main street which was abandoned by its manager and attached by-the sheriff, last weelc Mr. Inrsen‘ a son remains in charge of the saloon on the Washington street bridge. —-Joseph McMahon will sing at the Rink tonight. , A bright son and heir was born. on Mondily, November 28. to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Rouko. of 57 Vine street. Bridgeport. Mrs. Rouke was former- ly Miss Elizabeth Beers, of Norwuik. Her many friends will be pleased to learn of the stork's visit: also that the mother and (on are doing excel- leutly. Hoiiister's Rocky Mountain Tea purl- ties the blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates the bowels, aids the kidneys, cures stomach troubles, builds up the nervous force and repairs the ill ef- fects of over eating. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Pluisted's Drug store. George E. Risiey, of the Electric Vc~ liicle Company, Hartford, is in Iowrr today. The Electrical Vehicle Com. pany manufactures the well-known Co- iumlriu automobiles for which i“. E. imkwmai and Company. Norwuik, are agents. It is expected that contracts for at. least two Columbia cars will be signed before Mr. Risley returns In Hartford. ~Cnntain supper, ti to 7, tomorrow evening, ltcd Men's Hall. A large nutribor of people from The Norwaikn attended the automobile show at Grand Central Palace, New York. yesterday and last night. Among the number were Dr. F. 8. Baker, John Colby. Frederick It: lockwood, George 1. Lockwood. l-‘erley C. Sturges. W. F. Deltlyn. Harry Mather, Everett Brick lay and lierrnan D like. The teachers of the town in the grades below the high school are re quested to attend a meeting in the as South Norwalk. on Tuesday afternoon. December it at 2: 30 oclock. At the time and pince named William (3. Per ry, teacher of science in the High School. will explain his method of touching science in the lower grades. It was reported to Officer Frank Raymond» and Captain William Pen. nin ton that two men had been seen ryng a door at the linker place. nut the corner of myview avenue mid High street. The man who now the attempt told Howard linker of the matter. and Mr. Baker telephoned for the police. but by the time they reach ed the scene. the men were gone. "Welcome to our city," said sheriff Hartley to Alice Snyder. this morning. no she walked up the steps of the Bridgeport tail. "Hope you unloved your visit home for a few can." “the ther Allen enjoyed it or not would be hard to tall. but It is a a“moonlit" fact that she broke the genus Alice was released from tall at Sat/order Illll last night she went to Mary Brown’s piano in Water street. and being vs‘ry drunk, mm to rolls a disturbance. mail" on the door and rolling he- uses the Inmates mid not let her . u this event we put extra energy somhiy hall of the Franklin Building. ‘ Y'ox.?.l0510003l ..‘....K:I“c‘"?. ‘ Bookends Tribe l. 0. ll M., of Nor- walk, will meet tomorrow night heart and hand another claimed, it plea had come too late. It’s ster- thus with people without pluck and viru, TAR? lRocllyn' Mountain Tea, don't get ‘ at Plalsted' s Drus Store. The Reynolds News and Stallone company of Putnam has filed a. certl - sale of organisation in the office of the state secretary. The capital stock is $5,000. The stockholdersare Sam- ‘uei and 0. Morton Reynolds, of Put-‘ nets. and William H. Reynolds, of Tor- ringbou. New Sultfitiases aid , . for tilrristmas. While our line of these goods is always a very large one. for into this department which most other stores neglect. . OUR I5 SUIT CASE is one we, particularly wish to call your attention to. Other styles from $1.25 to $9.00. Traveling Bags from .60 to $8.1 WATCH THIS SPACE. ......... Open Every Evening After De- cemhoristh. JflSEPH DAVIS. Tailor, Clothier, Hotter, Furnishsr, -————— as Washington, "St, on. Norwaik. Big Stock of SledstSkaies Witt. outstation MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, ‘ 132 Washington St. Agent for Crescent Laundry. Solid 1th Gold Eyeglasses, $1.00. TH! United American Opticians. (incorporated). Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY. HCYT’S THEATRE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Matinee Saturday Afternoon. MARJORIE SOUTHWELL AND HER COMPANY. Now Plays, New Songs, New Dances, New Music. canoe—elven AWAY—420.00 After the performance Saturday night, antenna audience will be pro- untod with twenty dollars in gold. PRICED: Night ...... . ...... . 10o, 20o and Silo Matinee .: ......... 10:: and 20° HOYT’S” THEATRE THURSDAY DID. 0. The Great Success. UNDER WTHIRN IKIEO. Written by Lottie Iiolr Parker, author of We ay am last. A Play That W it Live Forever. The most origiilol, unblokno II and :"ivgtlng play of southern Ila ever n—RIMARKAILI GMT—27. Massive Proviso on Complete In Ivory DVM 'rwo MILLION PIOPLI HAVE “IN THII PLAY. Prion .............. Mills-ml 760 First 4 Rows Orchestra 01.00 HOYT'B THEATRE. MONDAY, DIG. 10‘. ROWLAND A CLIFFORD Preserve the New Authorised Version of DORA THORNI A Play That Has rm Miilions Lough In A Isoutlfui Production, a tennis Dom Throughout, o Out of Donor-t Excellence. rnrcss the, India and title W CONCERT Miscellaneous Program and i'iora's to "rt Die [notion Melodies. Nil-ac its Marl .s Jonson, mane. Mrs. gram ms. contr t Demand rows, tenor: cheater ti. Ions- ml. Lilli iln Violinist. Mi int-‘1“ III mum, A'own artist. SOUTH NOB: om; kghi FRIDAY IVIchN%m DIOIQAIIR 7. traveling [lags A, fit “x. 3 a :_ in, side a... his you whether semis II on arable—oven clean. ‘ mfllmfwobl l‘el into nine snow-white. downy real-J lient layerq, and compressed into one. for-tn (our lens with min. 14-h Inuit.) Its perfect purity and dryness, its luxurious elasticity and I_i_fe' insure you sound sleep and complete rest. We show you the mattress, Inside and outside. You need not thou! word-you see for nurse , and more—we guarantee It. Sloop on one s xty nights—your money back if not em Prlwl are the lowest that honest mattresses can be made for. Do you value a good nigEt‘s mt? . Then come to our store and let us show you those mattresses. Not A luxury. but A necessitz' in all households. A. J. COLLINS & CO., Isl-rs North Main Street. South Norwalk. ... ._...._. ”rt!" vlp. ‘_U_ -m- The Norwalk Fire Department will Etta ireue Bunnoll, of Wallingford. tender a reception tomorrow evening wants a divorce from Edwin C. Burr- ut lnclrwoods “It" Nor'wulk to theme” of Bridgeport on the wounds of - habitual internperunce. She alleges the a young ladies who “5"“ ‘9“ us canvas defendant has property valued at 3".- sets in the recent big armorv fair, and 000 and she also wants alimony and also to the ladies who donatt d frailty the; custody of a. minor child. The work. couple were married March 25, 1887. ~—~—--—*-—- The suit is returnable to the January Mrs. Theodore Hendricks, of Nor- term of the civil superior court. I walk, has been a guest of Mrs. Edgar m- Heston, in Star-rs Plain Try a Sentinel want ad. Hundreds of Eyes are being overworked as o result of application upon work or books. Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and serious trouble averted by wearing a pair of or] , , v 5,, u“ Proper Ola-soc. Properly Adjuotod, nomination Pros. Matching of Lenses and all Repairing a Specialty. 0. B. 'JRCKSON, clan. BI WALL STREET. 09“ NORWALK. CONN. CCAL ANo wooo AGENT. FOR ‘ Bowkor’ s Fertilizers. B. Hershfteld & Son. 1!! WATER 8T3!" wg‘-....w fl... .___..._.... ......... ... M -w- --. - «M $5.00 Ton. $5. 00 Ton. COAL Extra large size No. 2 Nut Coal at $5 per ton, delivered in your bin. ran HARRIS scans COMPANY PHONE, 450. 68 WATER 8T. M ..,. _ “NJ MERIT x PUSH : succtss. Merrill Business Colleges FURNISH MERIT. YOU ADD PUSH. SUCCESS WILL It YOURS BEGIN NOW. DAY & NIGHT SESSIONS SOUTH NORWALK. STAMFORD. PORT CHATTER TRRJJ'AIR own]: so FUR mm, . Dealer and Maker of ladies' Glorikr. Suits. farts and fins Miillnory. Garments Mode to Order and Remodeled. OI WASHINGTON 8'13. SOUTH NORWALK. ltora open cvanin gs until 0 p. In. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN the public that we propose m‘aldng It warm for all persons using our Coal. We can do this «oily. because titers II more heat villus to the ton in our Cool than in any other Coal you can buy. The Barrel Keogh trial tampon Branch ,. " 74 BEAVfllW WAVE. Irl We ’ ". « CHILoRéNs 12‘ cents a Pair. svsnv MOTHER KNOWS HowmAnb iT re TO Miro-war rm: RIGHT KIND or HOSE FOR THE onowme eov Ann amt—wee Kmo THAT WILL STAND THE wsaa mp rash or venue stoop. HERE 3 A HEAVY nrsnso acHoor. crockmo WITH ALL THE noon POINTS lN rrs raven. You buy two pairs for the price nan , ally paid, for one pair. V cry Elam}. Easy to flu! on, Feet F ree from Ridges. 52L- ~es Correct. Perfect Dye. Milli POINIS or litltil. W 8385 Washington Street. amine chute. We have just received 200. dozen Handkerchiefs, a large assortmentoi litylos suitable for Holiday Fancy Work, in prices ranging from 5th: to 25c'eaclr. They are the best values we have ever shown at the priest. N. E. RYAN 85 CO. 85 Washington St. So. Norwalk. Specials for Saturday and Maude}. M. 8 SMITH 8; COMPANY ’.S Special prices on the largest variety of Dolls to be found. Make 7 your purchases before the assortment is broken. 3000 yards Sash Curtain material, formerly sold 25c yard. Special, toc yard. Fresh Candy, 10 and soc lb. The heat the market words. . as. Whitman Street- souls NM The! Mohawk Springti Settlers and Shippers 0! uonswx omens mum "d; a." . ALI ‘ MOHAWK LITHIA SPRING WATER Plain and Sparkling 28 hilainain 3t..8tiutlillunll Mohavk Spring Water ohawlt Club Soda ohowk Bamporiila ohawk Birch Boer We have a full line of Welshman ponds to show you. The Read it. Voik Electrical Compass. ”flwmm on. row-aw. t; Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek, 1 . J eddo, ran roams: sun assoc
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