m
"I
hhd to give work.
a number of
statues, l W
“D in deep: I saw Vinol ad-
vertised sn- cided to try it,
« 1and It has 9 more good for!
me than all 0 means combined. It
has built the and metered my
strength until w that twenty years
youhger, and his to attend to my
rung: regain anal." Job Jeavons.
10 Litid etr healing, W. Va
The reason i is so successful in I
such cases is so it contains tonic
iron and all the strengthening
bloqd~maklng body-building ele-
ies and several phy-
named foolish Bit Vinol
sic moons and finally I
After trylnB l
' about ready to give '13'x-idgeport.
walk, spent yostcr day with filends in
g
s
and Mrs. John F. Griffin, of
Gregory Boulevard, entertained a
l‘bnnksgiving dinner party. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs John Bell, of South
MedwaY. Mass, will spend the winter
with Mrs. George Bell, of Core ave-
nuo. ‘
Miss Minnie Bell, of Montclair, N.
J.,
‘motlrer, Mrs George Bell, of Cove ave-
nut
Silcox and Van SM have had a
hand some new sign erected over their
taught of cad oil, but no oil 'iirs'ilii rgarket on the Washington street
incl ‘3 it led us a strength g" , “ ;
crealpr for old 0, delicate children Mr. and Mrs. Frank la. Davis and
week. run-do races, and after
it sea-mud s best known rem-
; edis for cough ids and bronchitis.
We return y easy if Vinol fails
to give antlers .
'THE CLIFID PHARMACY,
3,»,- r SOU ORWALK.
ity ltidiarrusllns are made
bres of tunana tree
“.0,
should be one most comfortably
and attractively ished rooms in the
be e, and, if futlcd from our estab-
lis meat It is s e have a splendid
line of handsoninlng room tables
and chairs, bu and accessories
Each piece is ugly and durahly
_ made from the t artistic designs,
and is warranteigive thorough sot
isfaction. Our put prices are most
moderate.
The A. -% ,ugevine
. &’j Cc.
' 134 AND 23615l-II‘NGTON s'r.
ime to Buy
new taint
Annual Clenoe Sale of
WA—LiLPERS
10% Discouin All Grades
of StotPapers.
Crockery, Glas'e, Hounefurnish
lug Goods.
Japanese Chin: Cups.
Plates, etc.
Painteis' Suppl
Good ready mIPaint. $1.15 per
gallon.
White Curtain 's, with fixtures,
. 10c.
Window Shade Picture Frames
made to order. 2 '
Painting ans Eating.
We give the 8.}. Green Trsdlno
Stamps“ Ask Nib"
L; H. locker
87 Within Street.
roman." its nonwsug
83110011,
an rcoy
‘ rooms“, '
STEAM
nor WER
"AND
{GAS sine.
,;Tin, Sheet tin, Copper
family, of Brooklyn. N. Y., spetrt‘yes
ierdAy as the guests _ot‘ Mrs. George S.
licll, of Core avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lexine, of
First street, entertained a company of
New York friends at a Thanksgiving
Day dinner. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Keyworth, of
Gregory Btmiovard, entertained the
i'ormor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Keyworth, over Thanksgiving.
George Goebel. Arthur Hendricks
and Herbert Penney, of
were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs.
Emma .l. Penney, of that street. t.
Frank F. Hanford and three sons, of
Kensiugton, were 'l‘hunksgiving Day
guests of Mr. linufords parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel 1.. Hartford, oi" 60 Win-
field street.
The lawns are for greener at the
present time than they were for much
of last summer, during the drought.
There are also a number of tlower gar.
(lens in bloom about this vicinity.
James H. Angelman, who has been
working for some time at the black-
smith business in Dunbury, came down
from the l-iuttlng City to spend the hol-
iday at. his home in First street.
Miss Bessie Naphey, of South Os-
born :rvcuue, has returned home from
,1 several weeks' visit in New Britain,
where. she has been recuperating from
her recent illness of typhoid fever.
Mr. nud“,Mr's. Marvin Viiil Kcrrron
carrredown from Danbur'y, Wednesday
night: and were guests yesterday of
the formcr's parents Mr. and Mrs.
reorge Van Keureu. oi Cove avenue.
George W. Washburn the artist is
cugagcd in pointing some miniature
landscape pictures at E. E. Gorhatu' s
store In First street, anti expects to
have them on exhibition in a, few
days.
William F. Benedict of “in Zandt
street made an unusually tine catch of
smell, Wednesday, when he'hauled in
315 out or the wet. Six of this num-
her are said to have been nine inches
in length.
, Mr. and Mrs. Ch titles W,ood of Greg
my ilouiemrti, entertained a family
gathering, yesterday. at their home,
when a fine big turkey and Its fixings
were disposed of. Fourteen enjoyed
the ocrnsion
The Young Mcu’s- éssomlriion will
have a practice. this scrcuinu. in the
; of
gvnurnslum under the dircctlou
HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE,
An Embroidered
Japanese
Screen
WILL DO IT AND SAVE MONEY AT
$3 98
I. I. MITCH
Get. Well and High Streets, ,
Norwalk, Conn.
as.
Miss Gertrude Walters, of East Nor;
is spending a few days with her'
Brooklyn,
.m,
leader Charles Rogers. it is possible
that. there will be a report on the re
cent exhibition at this time.
The Oriole football team played the
Seug‘atuck team before quite a fair
sized crowd, considering the weather,
yesterday morning in the Prowitt lot
In East avenue. The home team was
visiorions by the score; of iii to 0.
There was quite a lively flight. yea-
tcrday nlornimz, near the corner of
Fort street and East avenue, between
ayoung man from this place and an
other front Snugstnck. While the
blows are said to have been fast and
furios for. a time there were no seri-
ous results. .,
.lfi'auk Sturtevant‘s football team
tried conclusions, yesterday morning,
with an eleven from South Norwaik.
near the Gregory Boulevard monument
and though the home. team was beaten
it was not disgraced, the South Nor-
walk lads taking the game by a score
of 5 to 2. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. .lolrrr Henry Miller,
the bride and groom who were mur-
ricd Thanksgiving evening, at. the
Advent Christian church in Van Zundi
street, have taken up their home at
the residence of the bride's parents.
!
Captain and Mrs, Curl l’odzeiui, in
Third street.
It was a big r'clief'for' East Nor'
walkers to get up this morning and
find that the fog. which had lasted
since early Monday morning, had dis-
appeared nnd left the sun shining. 'I‘Iio
fog signals of the sound steirmers will
be missed, but probably nobody will
feel badly on this score.
William, Fred and Benjamin Hoppo
hauled out their launch, ’l‘lrroe Broth-
ers, yesterday, for the seasorr,rduring
which they kayo had a great. amount of
fun on, the. w tor, The taking out oi’ ,
commission r cases was accomplished
criug att that point. r'. . .,
William Dennison the temper popuw
lur young East Norwulk ururkotnrun,
who went west several months ago,
is now nicely located with the (‘udnhy
Packing Company. at Sierra Mauro,
California. Mr. Dennison writes to al
friend that ho is enjoying good health,
is doing well and desirt‘s to be reincar-
bored to all of his fri.cnds
The Rev. Oscar 'iatndegteu will do-
'Ilvci' n stercopticun , lecture at the
Swredlslr Congregational church in Sea-
vlcw avenue, this » evening, for the
benefit of a worthy cause. the scan-
ditrnvian Sullors' and lmmlgrants'
Home. The lecture will be illustrated
by a large number of views of Sweden,
which the lt'ectut'er r‘eContly visited.
Chester LcMar's horse proved con-
clustvciy and beyond doubt, last night.
according to its neighbors In Tihrd
street, that a horse is equipped with
a full set of spores. Some of the
neighbors, it is claimed, were kept
guwuke by the animal, which, It Is de-
olured, could have been utilized on the
,deck of a sound steamer, as a fog sig
.nsl.
There was an attendance of from 50
to 60, yesterday morningat the praise
service of the East avenue Methodist
church, from 7 to 8 oclock. The pas-
tor, Rev. Dr Charles K. Woodson,
made, appr'opllnic. rcururks, but saved
his main sermon for the union ser-
vice at ii a. in., at the Sou N0!"
walk Congregational church. which
was attended by it number of people
.irmn here.
There was an interesting ting rais
lug. yesterday morning, when. Robert
Josolovsky unfurled a handsome, big
and new American emblem to the
breeze from the forty foot stall in
front of his store. Henry Gotham.
Henry Webb. Francis Devine and
Charles Walkernsslstcd Mr. Joselov-
«
ut. the foot of: Third street, with the;
assistance of a holiday morning gath-
‘l'a‘. 4,."
“JUSJ‘
TO
REMIND
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November 28th
Bread and Butter Plate
in addition‘to usual checks with
Spices, Extracts, Chocoihi Cocoa, Tap-
ioca, Cbmétareh,‘ Tea, Coif, Etc.
4M0”.0WOM‘””WNQWQ”O
sky, while. the small crowd which gath-
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Illustrated Songs and Moving Pifiiiés .. '
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VAUDEVILLE
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:HOYT’Sm THEATRE.
MATINEE. AND NIGHT,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
The Sparkling Comedy Succes's,
Welsbach
Junior
The biggest little light—gives
i ., 50 candle power light . pi
Burns 4 Hours for -;
1Cent s Worth
Attaches to any remote. , use
‘ your own globe, either gas or
‘ ets. Efficient and economical.
Conneéttcut
Company
.....
BAD BQY
Written By
EX-eoVERNos eEo. w. Pack,
of Wisconsin.
Singer. Brighter, util- Than Ever.
PRICE 8.
Evening .i. , . . . . . . 101:, 200, 30c and 50c
I:CI'IOONEN BROWN SIGHTED.
EW YORK, Nov. 27. ~Dismasted,
uitir decks awash, the' derelict schoon-
or John M Browu, which as wrecked
October 30 off the coast of Virginia.
her captain sud crew being saved, was
ihted Novefber 21 over five hundred
url es eastward sent the point Where
she was abandoned The steamer Hav-
erstoe, whic arrived here today, re.-
ported passing the schooner. Captain
John A. Stevens “and six members of
ithie crew of the three toasted schooner
John M. flrownfnvhloh titrtied turtle
160 miles east of Cape Hatteras on
the night of October 30, reached New
York, Tuesday, on the steamship Caro-
line of. the New York and Porto Rico
Steamship corrupting: The ‘Brotvn was
formrely owned there
won 1.8.. , ,
sigma. ‘ so the llimi In lieu ilwa s Burgh
Blgusture .
r ,
Matinee .......... . . . lilo and 25¢
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY.‘ T" .
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
NEXT GAME NOVEMBER 30TH.
ALL NEW YORKS
PRELIMINARY GAME ,
DANCING FRO”. 10 O’CLOCK
2.
The best temps that. can be secured
team that has place Norwalk among
bury, this winter,
ADMISSION. ............ 25 CENTS
« First game begins at 8 o'clock.
MY CW” ..
Your ,
MICHAEL J; TANNING
SUNDAY EVE. Nov. 29. as.
NICARAGUA MINISTER REsreNs.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Wednesday,
will play against Team F. This is the ;
SO. NORWALK {APTIST CHURCH {
erred freely offered suggestions when
ere was a bitch in the proceedings,
us to to :breaking of the halystds.
'l‘i'ro Iutt r Were put in place again with
the aid of an extension ladder secured
by Mr. Gorham. There were nearly
serious consequences, however, when
Mr. Goriranr ulled ontheilne
extension lucid der, with young eviue at
its top, slipped. it caught after a
”sharp descent, making a narrow escape
from jamming the bonds of those who
were holding it. At the conclusioh of
the ting raising Mr. Joselovsky treated
those participatinirin incisors
ifliiiilllll
Mr. and Mrs. George Scuddcr are
visiting Mr. Scudder's purenis in Hunt-
ington, long island.
Miss Corrine Ackart. of Rowayton
avenue, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Crosby of Elizabeth
street, fiouth Nervraik.
John Sherman Hoyt and family ar-
rived irom New .York Wednesday to
spend a few days at their country resi-
dence at Contentment island,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Crockett en-
tertained a‘company of relatives at
Thanksgiving dinner, yesterday. at
their home In Crockett street. Those
who participated in the disposal of the
big turkey and all that goes with strch
a feast included Mr. and Mrs. H. lie-
Roy Crockett and Mr. and Mrs. George.
Kay, of New Haven; Mrs. Mary
L'liomnredleu and Mrs Mattie L‘Hom
nredieu, Alonso Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel L'Hommedieu. Miss Mutton
L' Hommedieu and Carlton L’Horntiiu~
(lieu. of East Norwalk.
The first annual cross country run
of the Delphian Athletic Association
occurred yesteruda) and was was quite
a success, despite the inclernency oi
the wcntiicr. There was less en-
name than was expected, the weather
being dump and the roads muddy.
but the crowd that turned out to wit-
ness the contest was greater than that
which annually occurs at the, district
school meeting,- which ls going some
The runners used the Rowuyton Hose
Company building as
and made the start from Cannon Park,
nearby, going over the course which
had been marked through Tokeneke
and Contentment island, finishing ht
the cannon. Preston Hort, Russell
Themes and Herman Foisiug crime in
first, second nnd.i.hird. covering "tho
distance in twonty tire, twenty -six and
twenty am on minutes. respectively and
this was remarkably good time consid
erlng the condition of the roads At
9:30 the startcr's pistol was tired, and
the runners started up ltownyton ave-
nue. Ilurt. took the lead. and hold it
throughout having no trouble in keep
Ing his pace. with Themes and Felslng
close. seconds Attire finish the street
was blocked, the spectators crowding
over the lines as badly as at the Van-
derbilt. cup race. The runners Imme-
l
hose house, and were soon in trim
again. with a hearty appetite for dirt-
ner. It Is not. thought that the course
Is quite five miles, but a longer course‘
could have been covered in the sums
time had the roads been in better con-
dition. Rowaytou would have. been a
pretty slow pliice had it not been for
the race, as it was too wet to play
*football or othmise celebrate Thanks
giving in the usual manner. A head-
some prize will be awarded to the win-
nor.
cosy, natural movements, cures con-I
stiputlon—«Dosn’s Ito uIeis. Ask your.
druggist for’ them. cents a boaL
NOTICE
.,.,,....,.
The legal voters of the East. \‘or-
wnik Fire District are hereby notified
that there will be a special ntcciln:
of the said district. bold in the Pitch
school house on \t'ednesday. Dec. :2.
1908, at 8 oelock in the evening. to
consider and act upon the following
‘ propositions:
First: To hour the report of the es
pecially appointed.,Eiectr-Ic LightCom
mittee, and to take such action con-
earning the snare as the meeting may
deem proper.
Second: To appropriate such sum
or damsel money for the purpose of
perfecting the commercial and of the
lighting system as the meeting may
deem proper. ‘
? Third: To consider the question of
additional supply of hose, if found ex-
pedieut sud necessary. and to appro
prints such sum or some of money as
may be necessary to pay for the same.
Dated at East Norwaik, this
day of November, 1903-
Eow. r'. SMITHr .
ARTHUR WALDRON
band the -
headquarters, ‘
diatcly were given a rub down in the .
ui‘tegulaies the bowels, promotes;
' pianos and other personal property,
supplying the fire companies with an ‘,
13th ‘
4,.
izw nowasn L. LowNpEs,
"billy! Fire District Committee.
me E n GUMBART
. 11.27 33... .. . .......‘.......*v . 919?”?
the top notchers lat e game, and the - '
Iteam that will contest with Middie- .
town, Stamford. Danbury and Water- .
in an effort to -
lbliliing to Norwalk the State Champion- :
CASH GROCERY
i “We Bti‘Not Sell
Renovated Butter
‘de 317i '1 thé claims 'of some of
’ our competitors. ; . '
The reasori we are selling But .
ter cheaper than any purer, tern .
in ugwu is that,wr2 ntrasi [or -.
‘ a large quantity: w on ,Ttbo‘mrice ..
‘was low.
Nov. 25. —Johu Gardner Coolidge the
American minister to «Nicaragua, t‘odav
tendered his resignatltmw It its report-
stop because of disapprorslr of his gov-
ernment in meddling with the internal
affairs of, Nicaragua. Mr. Coolidgsris
also resigning from the diplomatic-
service. , "rho chives of the iegation
havolbeen pace
Gregory, Jr» the secretary of the legs-
lion, ,
an .
ed here. that Mr; Coolidge took this »
In. charge of. John H'
{Vci'y e§i
Experiments that trifle with
contains neither Opium, Mo
and alloys Feverishness. 1t
Stomach and Barrels. giving
import-1
In Use For
I
r . m
urn All] our
Adolphus Ford, or Sound Belch. has
purchased a dwelling and farm at
Great Hill. from Theodore W Aur tin
ol’ Dar ietr
u
out of six. books.
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The CIiinrd
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings. ,
6 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Speclalty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
eaticued‘.
CliARLES REYNEKE,
“‘ . "Proprietor.- .we‘v 'E-
. T°i°PIl°Elt..“9?'c ..;,
MONEY ADVANCED
to all. on their household furniture,
without. removal, on their own name
Without indorser Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and security 59..
Haviland Bldg. Washington St. Office
open until 7 p. in. Monday. and Sat.-
urday until 8; 30. _,.
Attendant? All hours day and l!!!“-
Frederick H. Ganni‘ig,
momma.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel 904.
Office and Residence, ' _
I4 39. MAIN 817.. SOUTH NORWALK
c ;-,.t A-
on we runs menu.
Fnhsr‘u Director
"'a‘hd Enibslmer.
"-19 North Main St, South Nerwaik »
‘ Residence, 5 Washin‘gtom -,St
‘ ‘ Telephone at house. 693. ‘
Telephone at office, 336-2. i
n Ass.
on, were
ONE MINUTE. PROM DEPOT.
D : fiéazEUBOPpficAlN' P. In
or, pasts s
indi‘Eleetr o Light‘s “roughest.
try ltooru Haunted EAMNAII‘E
line Stock“ Gs ii hospital
A full line ISI' lm 9‘,Ald§l
If! it“ o, (I. ,urto
ill“; , tit. NINI‘We
‘ An see: luseh leer on 0 III
gTe, J. SULLIVAN. £935“an ,.
» Thesaurus ,9), , , '
my”
it
could
scorn remote. écuu.
EH‘ ' r i‘gvésl Wmfiyc a!»
John H. Knapp Gama I;
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and uh has
in use for over 80 years, has bornom
, M and has been menopause p
‘ ' ‘ .sonai supervising #8 .
r " Allow no one to ecelvefyo‘
Infants and Children—Experience amide“
What is CASTORIA
Castoria. is a nameless substitute for Castor Oil.~{P . .
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is l’leasaniig, .
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys We
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipat; if-
snd Flattdenoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ' .
Tire itintl You Hare Air
Huge is said to have made $95000? _
s s
“g at. Norwalk up to 4; Path nu, t!
5', EVEN? cameraman; ' cum; ;
"fri‘ANsk'c'rs A SENBRSAL “Nitrite ‘
. oil-pig. dept 7”and suitable.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “JrIst-as-good” are but: .‘ ‘
it of s -
and endangeitthel
at. t ,'
i“: ,1! ii
rphino nor other Naroo
cures Diarrhoea and W
healthy and natural siecmi . ‘1
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
csnurua CASTQRIAAWME
Bur girl
””“i are": on 31m.»
Otter 30 Years.
ful OIMMIR cannon. "Io-lav nun. use: was cm.
tqnt
”1‘er ”if? {Stir .
enccr
. ,rirruce
Decorator
$1,452. . . East, Norwelk.
Hotel Ma hackemo
,1 Room“. Mgr. \- ‘7
‘il '
' Set-vies and culslnorUp to on» -.
Rates 82 per dsyhnd upwards.
' Stock site sharpshooter... Treksr'
“‘-
TEL. c’Aii‘i‘. use
A " lit-Wit e.
Dairy trite n N. Y.
' ' For ringworm
0n and utter 'i‘uesusrtJ nary 7.
' 1906, Freight Propellers WI 1 leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool:
of Dover street). every day. (except;
Snowy,“ aspngm (Weight race} sired
Nor-vial]: up to 5: 3s 9.195
Norwaik Steamboat Go. 3;
Analog J..5mlth, ;
Lessee,
a CAPITAL, ‘ w”.
, Moroccan. “3?: 1133““ @119 {W a
's n . sva
‘LINPLUgAanf‘: 1m“ 1% wage will“ m of“; .
' how do it ily arenlent it wetting
[(#ATH EW'O be to have list add ceidl running we
wiggfi P'P',‘ ”=35 Inn yous. ., dressing chairmen. s'i
“Er“ fix“! PH$ "it 3.. " ingmpai'gnght..o vilr
c , or bi‘hs'é’w E it's:
wrfl'fis’o tib‘ow‘dil. dir’iir‘léi. " $.58 mug”! “gififig‘”
Mm,“ pr c {3%.-
uosAcF. R. Nrrsii
Josla B- Marvin J.Ws Iii“ 5%.;
I‘rcnrist on swat—i: John H. i:
ms! p. unwary. -.»
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Sunday Dinners 75cc:
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