t
. t . . " ,
Iltonl cool”; to! tl'l' 'Norwa .
.~. beentiiislltng 5' hr! (visit is not:
"‘1“ s.
I s
t". is ‘n “1"
Oops!
I“ Irons mos pomades,
0
looking for a high-grade soap at
popular prices. may select this
"' one with absolute sslaty.
Put up in three odors,
110111111111: lot toss?)
Tar-shaman lea . ~
1‘
l
m
S Islu . or Norwalk.
'. Ia’lnti'rlti
lp ’to central New York
‘1 . ‘ ' ti ,
be last day on which
tinted in Connect
I k
”$13.33!.” ."” ,' "' ..
h'cl'ty chun'cil will meet
council chamber
WM" be made
Eh
by 'several ,epmmlt
"—Don't tori}: tile prises In gold to
be' given at the Eagles' Masquerade
Ball, Friday,"Dec. 6.
Rev. Arthur J. Smith. of D5nbury.
sp’ent today with relatives in The Nor-
Walhs. Mr. Smith was formerly pas~
tor of the 'Iilast Avenue Methodist Epis-
cops] Church
. A handsome bull dog owned by Dr.
W. R. Burnell, or Norwaik. was run
over by a delivery wagon In Wall
street. this morning. it was thought
tint the animal had one of its front
let‘s broken. .
'«Bafltetball. Armory.’ tonight'."'
a.
.Itunbia University. .
Contractor A. M. Cussclt is getting“,
along very satisfactorily with his con-
tract for building the new Norwalk
sewers. Mr. Cusack said Saturday that
It soon Weather holds he will have the
job ilnished in a month to six weeks.
The only portions ot the Job yet to be
completed are Prospect Hill. Prospect
aveliue, Spring Hill and Summit street.
When December' a icy lingers
Have shortl each forest tree.
it's time to tone year system
By inking. Holllster's Rocky Moun-
ll! ll'r .
Plaisted‘s‘ Dru'g Store
' Norwallters were congratulating
themselves yesterday at the escape
this vicinity had from a predicted
snowstorm; when' the trains from up«
state way passed Ithrough with hair
tops obscured by several Inches oI the
covering beautiful. This morning,
however. Norwalk caught the belated
storm, the first I'l'eal snow storm of the
senses here.
Argo Red Salmon ls standard in
quality, quantity, color and price.
.- The annual meeting of the Door-
keepers’ Circle. oi the Norwalk Corl-
gregatlonal Church will be held this
evening at 8 ocldclt at the home of
lss eletl h Curtis, 6 Union Turk,
he annual meeting ot.’ the l.. B. A.
has been postponed from December -
ilth to January 6th. and the paper on
India, to have been read at the Jan
nary meetin5, will be given December
lth
~lf you care to sell ymlr home.
farm, or acreage. communicate with
Thomas EEckerson. 35 West 30th St
NY. City. Wehave clients waltin5.
Town erk Herbert R Smith has
about y dog tags at his since. and
whlch dog owners may have by apply-
tillt M and paying the regular tee
time ago Mr. Smith ran out of
and a number of‘ applicants had
refused. Mr Smith has given
out 1,800 tags. In some cases two or
three have been purchased {or the
same dog, because of the tags getting“
lost.
-Many Ills com ,
Can't h‘lv" “with faulty dI
gestion, lazy and:slsgglsh be
wills. 'Bnrddeh- Blood Bitters stren5
thens sis and liver. and
Impure blood.
mull“:
M
M the Krii'ilry tonight, Company I'
will line its} the bask kethall
team repre ”gt Coin bin Upiverlli-
ly. The N boy's‘ n’r‘flh
lino condition for the 'conlest and have
superior “W13” sens: At that; art Nowell
Ml "we the l undoubtedly . beer in Dal
I"? WY" "01133: A It]; crowd I . .. two of this
I» anticipate pallinfnary will . ., te badly
be between the "and Wet ,. collie cop
buds. soul of which to doth . .--~ ,_ . la'gJa'ai .
best to win. Dancida toilow the ,. " .. '.
our II t -
”thwart...”
.tllghi
mm two weehs' .
val
“MIMI“... Tenses—0.. ‘
paranteed strictly pure. Those '4...»
l
.— 1 a
cowauclwa swruwo'sv sesame oils ca‘tlws use on ass-
0 lightly WILL as waste snow 10% so 51% snow wsau-
can Mics. as we utter luvs r as; woo'u. no nor courses
can "by” wlrlt‘ rug cussi- cuss or srovss sovsarla'ao sr
you sales to similar vouw sr'rsurlow AND 10 vouw soa-
wow you. also to as uornmo IU‘I’ A nlslsv cousmarlou or
to; AND molt. nus 5444:. site auawsaruo m evswv was-
new .1" M41 _
Is» I 1(-
Ill
{It
I
: a‘,
1’.
. .. sunset. 414314044 sun cantons:
ms was unis coast; 1» , . ”militiamen scan.
straddle on Q starry
Women’s Shoe- gt $3. so.
These dress and walking shoes at 83. 6'0 deserve attention not
only lo; the excellent leather and workmanship given tor the price,
au's Gulld, o'i‘
II lip d Its monthly
fiy evening. '
spot. to .w
{91% V
Sherman Couacil, Royal Arcanum,
TrIuityé'lII‘
bushiesscll'hc
Chain Hall
A meeting of the South orwalk
Board or Councilmen will be held to
ntl‘ghtt at the headquarters in Havila'nd
s rec
, Miss May 'Haulon. of New Haven.
has been the guest of her grandpnr
eats. Letter Carrier and Mrs. Joseph
Timmany. of Monroe street.
—-Dou't Iorget to attend the Eagles'
Masquerade Ball. at the Armory. Fri
day, Dec. 8.
The Bflcklayers' and Plasterers' Un
his will have a smoker tonight in
Grand Army Hall.‘ Wail street. Nor-’
Washington Camp, No. It, Patriotic
Order 0! the Sons of America. will
hold a meeting tomorrow night In Py-
thias Hall, In Washington street.
Old Well Tent. Knights of the Mac
«been. will hold a regular session. to-
morrow evening. at the Central labor
Lyceum. in Washington street.-
—-Make'youv' plans to go to Co. D's
Xmas dance. if you don't dance come
and listen to the music ‘
Barringtqn, Mass. has 'been visiting Ill
80th Norwallt. stopping at iIl'.‘ lloml
Clillordh
Rev W. R. Boo chi and tsmlll'. 0-
. mat outlay with Rev.
f3? Singles 444 only. 41 South
John C'ofln; hose 6'! the night bag
moment at th e s'o'uth Norwaik rail '
road station. reported sick last night
at his home in Spring street.
Charles D Rogers has been spending;
the Thanksgiving holiday with his
mother Mrs. H. B. Rogers In New.
Canaan.
-—Basketball. Armory. tonight.
lllmbia University. ,
Co
A meeting of the Whatsocrer» Cir-
cle of Kings Daughters will bmhold
at the home of Miss Margaret Lauder.
67 West street, on Tuesday, December
3d at 'l: 45 p. m.
Tile lAcha Helpers will meet with
Mrs. William R Thompson, No 104
Smith Main “street on Tuesday, at 3
oclock. Members may bring their
own sewing
—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Miss Clara Dibble of South Main
street returned today to her school,
duties in Smith College in Northamp-I
on, Mass. Mia‘s Ada Reeve, who has
been her guest rammed home Sailor-l
The entertainment committee of' tin-
cas TrIbe Nb. :0. Improved Order of
Red lea. will hold another meeting to;
nlorrow' avail“. to complete arrange-
ments “Dad” visit of Paugussett’
rubs. oi bu , on Decefll'er llth '
--lv‘or 'a IoII'y pod time. attend the
lEafiles' Masquerade Ball Friday,Db
combos .6. . 4
Mr. and Mrs ”Milt R, ‘m ol'.
Crescent Terrace, received word today
913mm" mi“
wishes «hit. snag” ' '4‘}?!ka
will meet Tuesday evening In Mystic
' Alexal'lder Hamilton," Jr, of (trial _
but. for. the remarkable widely and elegance displayed In their styles,
_ we have‘lhopl In Patent nodular. Black Russia Cnllskin, Kid
Skin. in Button, Lace and diucher.
FLYNN o aunt.
as wasllmcroa or. allelic. m.
. * UNDERWE'n'fiv
You can buy Underwear costing twicc as much as “Maude"
but- none that would compare with it for elasticity. durability.
fineness of finish and perfect shape. We recommend it especially
to stout women who have diiiiculty in finding a armcut that‘
would stretch sufficiently to be comfortable and still ve wearing
qualities. Try a "‘Merode" Union Suit if you wish to experience
a new revelation in Underwear goodness. ‘
X. 8.3.9“ 5): Ge.
#6 Washington Street
South Norwalh
—v—~—-—
A new consignment of
SLEIGHS
All styles and prices right.
Now is the time to have your. Sleighs repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and Harness Repairing.
.. HORSE GLIPPIN G.
" Rubber Tires'Iurniahed for all vehicles.
L M. WRIGHT
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
North Main Street. ‘V' South Norwalk.
cLbTHES n
that 1381,3101!
are Clothes that give you full value for your money.
Pretty Clothes that fade away and sbrlvci are worse than use-
'0
less. .
We know this and have strives to avoid aucb‘pitlalls in the choice
at our tailors.
Our Clothes are made upon merit, and we pledge our word that
they will wear, and lit, and give you file best ater of the day.
Have just recqived Item the manufacturers some swell Fancy
Overcoats at $12.00. ' I .
Clball'ip Out our Boys’
' Department.
Unheard cl yalues in huts and Overcoats (9r small tiny: from
4 to 16.,
this ‘
outstrip or rlt‘l't' stator poig“
dd- fig W01} Street, / No or";
listens, ma. \ ; .
PORULAR AMUSEMENTI.
~ nlo ATTRACTION comma.
Kelccy and Elite Shannon has assailan-
palt oi our lovers of roll] dramatic
famous waters. no matter in what
play they appear bring the realization
at stage are Intended.
Jericho " the play chosen by Manager
Ernest Shlpnlan for the propel ax
ploltatiod of Mr. Kelcey's and Miss
Shannon' a superior talents deals with
English high life and tells an ab-
sorbing story. Mills Shannon in the
leading roIt- is said to be In her oil‘-
lllenl and incidentally site Is givon a
chanco to prove her emotional pow out
as well. while Mr. Kclccy has again
been provided with it rain similar to
the ones which have given proud dis-
tinction to his reputation as an actor
or artistic repose. ,
#-
HAPPY HOOLIGA‘? NEXT TUES-
Next Tuesday, December 3. at
Hoyl's Theatre. cotuos llanny liooli
gun. with a atrium! of young Women,
a wealth oi elegant costunles' and .1
bunch of comedians of cxccllcllto.
There Is nothing particular to rcmcnl
bar in Happy Hooligan. but there is .1
lot to dispel the blues and something
is doing every minute oi the time after
the curtain bell rings Hooligan him
self has no regular place Ill the pro
grant. He simply jumps on and oil
Just long enough to send everyone ill a
in of laughter. and Is then assisted
away by the big policeman that seems
to be a part oi'“Happy ‘11" late.
MUSIC HALL.
' All enormous crqwd thmnged to
Music lla‘il.‘ Saturday night. to witllmdl
the moving pictures shown by the old
reliable I'Zlectrograph. The pictures
were of good quality. as Were. the li-
' lustrated songs. The management is
over ready to comply with the people' it
wants. Mr. Heck donated thb use of
the hall to hwrwallt Lodge. No. 709 ll
P.O.lt1.. for their memorial services.
yesterday alterllooll.
to the dome and beautifully decorated.
Tonight the ls‘lectrograllh all! show it
line of the best pictures seen any-
where on the continent. As a special
lost "two this week an extra singer has
engaged. The lucky number
Saturday night was H.614.
matinee Saturday afternoon.
A GREAT GAME.
A tlrvat (lame. which was presented
at Iloy t's Theatre Saturday afternoon
and w-tlith was to hate been lli'eaented
in the evening was called off by
Manager Hall 1319. would-ho. artists
were so thoroughly Illcspuille and the
C sllal
. pellormance so bad throughout- that
Mr. Hoyt allsolllielt li‘l'llflt‘d to allow
the public to spend their mount on
such a worthless prelim-.iion lllld des-
plto the illlcuts of the company Illill’lx
{Igor to a: II‘ llilll .‘lll Iloyt closed the
theatre and gave the money back to
those who had nllendy purchased no It-
vts for tho ovv‘liug |lt‘|'IUI'lllflllI!tl. To
111mm“ night zippy ilmiipm will b
the attraction and \\ .-zdlu .dll', nigh
Ellie Shannon and Herbert lielccy ill
The \Y ails of .l.ericho
W..__
HOTEL ARRIVALS.' ’
Mabackemo—John Smith. ' Ne“
York; (i. it). Sartalll. city; R. l.. llllr
brow San Francisco. (‘lti.: l.. R. llurl
butt \tillou; J. I). Ilaxter l’ .l Wat.
sou. New Y:ork S. tirecllstolll ilrillgl-
bolt. l‘. i: lll'.owu and bile. New
York: ll. ll. Jennings, t-Uy; \Y. T.
Fletcher, city; II. it. Knight. Ilosioll;
James .llt'ilec, Albany; Ii. l.. Wilson.
Hmoklyll: l". Kallffllllln, city; Richard
Martin, C. \Y. hit-Pbce, New York:
W. McCarthy.'Dzlllblll'y; ll. Craw. New
Yolk: ll. D \I"hltl1m.ll.lrtfnrtl; Prod
Id llmt. Saginaw. Mich. I. M( Melton
F Smith Norwzullt Most-s l’ iiallm'k.
cit): .l. ll. Dullcc. New llavzoll l.
Crawford, New York: ll. hi. Wright.
Boston.
Clii‘lord——Jalllos lt‘rablln, Jr. William
T. Rtlbarlr'l'. Newark: E. II. firm-,lle
ston, C. it} Emerson and wife Boll
I : Y'ic l’ t‘aiev.ail Newark: C'ial-
cllre C. Shatter Fulory S. ('rolut.
lllod'gett Mills, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frolmd. Miss
Freund. Miss Annetta Freund, Dr. Jill-
ills A. Hacker, Mrs. ll. O'Keefe, Mrs.
Henrie Beers, Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Holt.
Mrs. St'benk; John Haycock. D. Ells-
worth New York; R. N. Beers Hart-
ford; Dr. Herbert F. Strip: Philadel-
phia; E. Gazette. New London; Wil-
liam 0. Seymour. Rldgelleld; C. II.
‘ Judson and wife, Brooklyn.
THEFTQ ARE ENORMOUS.
_~_—
‘ McDonald Discovered 875,000 Worth-
1 of Stolen Goods.
While John W. McDonald was chic!
'0l milrottd detectives on the New Ila
. veil system, a period ores months. II“
recovered $75. 000 north of stolen
890d» most of width were luiurucd In
F the righilul owners w itlltlut cost to
them His term of oilice has opened
. . the on of the New Haven oillclals to
the fact '1th thefts all their system
are all urnlous for much is never locat-
cd or scovercd .
McDonald’s latest test in the deter;
ti've line was
The coming to Hoyt' a Theatre, next
Wednesday, December Ilh. of Herbert
ed a feeling of irrepressible Joy. on the
art for well do they know that those
oi that for Which the higher motives
"The Walls of
It was crowded .
the recovery of $10, 00‘»
‘9‘ Dal, itm
E‘Eve'rything in Dry. Goods"?
El" I}? WM
in
we own ’
adv/“(turn Ilitllllt allure . '
$19.?
mm slimy Pill]?
7Pairs/filr
‘ GUARANTEE
EGG BENDJ/a'rhizys m GUARANTEED .
WORTH PIP/CE PAID and If .60" ‘
soflrfbefor‘g should be returned
in dealer will EUflfifl/VTEE 7i_c__Ir£r
«III/ch -15 dildo/red to each pair
POINTS o'f' MERIT ii
£2131] to p17! or); '
5/29.: Carrel
.JJ
1
Ve? qlflasfic
[Ed free from Milne:
orwalk.
"a..-“
w..- -._. .
83-85 Washington Si"... 80.
$5.00
per in coal per. ion
‘3 Try a ton of our NO. 2 NUT COAL. It lights quickly. makes a
hot, lively fire suitable for baking. broiilng. frying, boiling, roasting
and beating your house. _
HARRIS & GANS 00.
'thoua 450. 68 Water Street.
$5.00
George A. Osborn. 'l‘. Heywood \‘Iil- - ~ ..
Ilam Grouse, F. liihbeli C. Rieniloid. ”.55”, .1...
.‘Danbllry: Mrs. Convers Koilb and
maid, Baltimore Md: Collvers Kobll, Th Wk' T k I I (5 .
...lr Cambridge: Robert C. Vernon! an S iVin I." eys {[7de
W. J Baldwin. [iii
JERSEY NATIVE ruwx ............ 27c LB.
HOME oassseo aossrmc cmcxcus 20c L'B.
FOWLS ' 13c LB.
raesu sHoucoEad ................... 13c LB.
IUI-‘
if
sass ........ l ...................
HOME MADE saussce {13:31: "
J. W DODGE, ;« ,
on Washington Street South Norwth "' , 6
-.__:;-..a-.:=
M S. 'S'MITH & Co. '5
«Advantle Sale of Dolls.
Now is the time to make your pur-
.) chases for Xmas.
92 WASHINGTON STREET. Asoum NORWALK.
i""“" REE... . . .....___._.__. ....-
amiss weduurmo Pear chaos. with pa. go at the first class alts,
it, cares I :TW I 00“” I'M 91% "' world of Inlported rugs its this cap-
ble t'vouss for “”7201! be "WWII! I fit " “I I” ' I I re of the trio thievea' cot'l'cerued in No rent an ounce or fraction the":
maid {well add hip! tall] {5! .O 07 I5"! W ”a -— ' ' ' c act. The last week he secured Those Mailed in Envelopes Are Cbar- or. it 11 (19s -d In unsealed canto”!
Tea or 519"”"ds‘m tgéille have charted clft't name 4' lucouuzcrlcur tire o and t in election promls- three copper thieves with the assist- pliable wml Postage at First tiny aw subject to postage acco
Siofé.’ . 3:, r Is In Iiflt'yt't at their DWI . . on “I $443: ‘l‘he clb'aest In years. ance of the Hartford and Manchester " Class Rates. - [in the charucieror the ales-use, at
wlifde‘s'cel'ld to him if lie mt"?- Because, wall‘ll‘lgnlc sl‘ls' Putnam apps. Mayor bans. on the some police. Despite the fact that notice was am class into if wholly or partly'a
The merchant takes 1. more money 11.me 3M0?" at. the '5'."- 1“”. cet, is edited n. Campbet). McDonald has had a long career in given some weeks ago that post cards wiring, or the third class rate; one
and the worhln s tumult) IIIOI’G MOM? .33 "M '0 9"""9' ' '1 ‘Charade radley and Arc “3111th business having been appointed a enclosed in envelopes are subject to. cent for each two ounces, of new
fa murder night at any othd' W :1 Miss NEW HAVEN. De'c z—Three Con- d, respdetlvely hen the super-numery on the Waterbury police letter postage pend: still coalition to in print. The postage should in 5b
iluqI ugil whole week. Bear- Inn. 17 n ICIOICM PI! “taunt cities. Roehvllle. Willimanlic non; mac and Republican tickets ll:‘ .force in 18731 This he held until 1880. mail the same without afllxing the filled to the envelopes covering
‘3 “9? mm 301'!!th rents, . " glt'l °"' Eat In“ who!!!“ city elections Pa. . “'lle'n he was elected city s cm; of the dccessary number of stamps. The sutlle‘ Postage stamps nliixed top'
“bl 0W1“?! M- elllt'si'yt by I MI“ t y,‘ aidIn Mgmlnen " ‘ .‘—.—.—-‘-—-‘-——-— ' HHS". City, which plug a occupied postals or course cannot be forwarded lcnrds enclosed ln envelopes having
3%. 7 to 8 {or their mlalpien, Isn’t has been aroused. In Rochvllle ’63:!" 0'"? I‘DL‘ICV III FINLAND. tor "3 years. or until 1903. ‘ and in many cases; lilt- ntlidvrs ullolopcnlna txposlua the stamps ”Mi:
- Wits "‘9 receiv'e'd, 39!!!!“ Awleh'lfl'l. the WW Mayor 5e Forster is again brad ..l1cc.2.——Thc re "0' was thou apptunled to the tutor later learn of Hair IIOli-HIIWIWII mm :l'I‘tll'plI’M'tl In lmylucllt or ..
' ass business scenes". sees-s dist at all disturbed over the log the mocrtsllc ticket. and bias ppolntiilont at millalowsnc WT Zam'. of speial agents llluicr dilc‘ti thum- dcr will} Illl') wv-rv- nol llcllkui. The ”t'l'llll llnlll- .m whom amp; 1*, ,
rllaclts cashed and chsnge made Your circumstances that, be will be dislo- "(W l . We'll. ll! "'19 election assisthil to Nichr‘lla‘n N. (lt‘rll rd.’ gm- of Timothy it. nrlu ml first title» prowl ratio at the post "Mm departnlrllt w 'prolwi; ltdllltl'wllI and pr
business Is desired and It savored will horned and leg-ls certain that be and is. A rt 1; IMartgn. a prominent armor general oI Finland, is random dent of the New Halon road When martial; the instill“! of Will "PM! I'v ' ‘ ms n" lit-”m l'tlldrlillg t in
receive by acmmodst roasti- Mt mug r... will their way In the to he oridenle M an intention to ‘rv Mr gyms, went In Boston Mullen lotions. and ohmid be noted b' mm rlblr- mutt-r the postal ru
tent with alive bank 5. Ant-
pls resources. ‘-".‘", led with a tilt
~~‘ lshsiasu 1" have atvca the
«will! an enviable reputation
world
i III“ 25'." sewn“!!! with temp
Jul"! F ‘ "I? M -
“4---
bust
M‘Elor” Dunn oI thlimantir number store the "Bohtillolr' policy in Fin-
Wy‘t ID'IID [yr] mag-up“ in that la'nsl Mail-'1' G'tlrrwl 'l,lm- w =l' Int
12' 131 2 firm “2"S'. flier? I !' Inc" In It cl ”J? lint: MI! 1521::
3"“ I!“ "lulu!“ PEP”! II "will" 'vl ._..-..-......- .. ...
I
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aid wa'. appointed c-llicl ot electives.
"0' has Cetus.- -tl a [Kr-cilia" tl “’al‘éfi
”or: 1:: ”1r arr:- In:
you rmuptratlle.
-.¢.~— _
Pl null. tint out!" 3‘.: cl.
timed in onrnirlpes. II Will be
rml I'RZ'I‘ and pol-a. 1 'ml. mailed mm then new IIIH'II'I’I'II'DIJV'
. 1-"an 11".. .1 P9” In I" 'Il‘d’“ ”V7,! 17'1”“: my 5,, I
parent or “hellish; are (intrastate Illi'l'elmlll and dispatched."
' l g a
one hating cousin" to mail out
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