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“W huts W VI- 3 “meet. Ivory member'
. ”It a. tonighim I ‘3 urged rah“ attend. ‘
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wanton. The nu: from Smart Th: weekly Inn: looting of the
act’s avenue to Wmtport lijli V1“ 50 Find Ilethodht bloom! Church
putrolled. was held last evening. Rev. William:
———- . l 6. cm. pastor up in charge. i
—-A most remannble sole of man“ —--—~ l
.1 mutt. tomorrow 1-: all the m, A drop-tn social will lw held in the
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” [>11 a dilly evening, under the auspices 0192.
3' g ithc Eplrortn League. A good time! 0
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Willa) Guthrie, d Silvermlne. rent -m
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amt-mumgutne pancamntr ~rhedu nm in “Romeo and .m- t
. was a tree across the road just liet," in 7 Nels at The Re nt next ,.
flare Helelant's stow. on the Sil- T V, 3‘3 . to}.
"mine road. 5 m - ‘3.
1i. urge automobile truck or the} Darth». the unclemvncy "1 11191.:
Wm linking Panpany. which was wonther of yesterday, the receipts at‘
my“ by are natal-d” morning the D. A. 8, cake sale on West nven~
m 801111th was towed through Nor-I ut- wem wont gratifying utdn mutt...
fl late M 811M- , sum Ivlll be tdded to the treasury of 9:.
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”Theda Barn in ”Romeo and Ju- ' lo.
It." in 7 reels. 3: The Regent, next' A social will be held this evening»
my. in tho assembly hull of St. Mary's”?
l“ Parochlatl school in Leonard streetfioo
under the auspices of The Children 1' ‘
W lumhv "I. 8’79““ f” Mary Society. 0
drunkenness last evening by Officer ‘
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mmu. She was tried by Judge .. . _- - .v , '
Vabnrxh this 11101-an and sentence Small but er' 20‘ lb 3" Y' MIL V:
’- ' An important business meeting 0H):
* lip Mott‘s Assembl' of th N lk‘
won-n cm. cred man who ‘ . ’ " "'3
mm to commit on ride. and is (lo-l ”- E- Uburch will be hold this even-.4:
- i in: in the church . .10 }
untied was token (tom the Nonatk on. rs. )yery
lupin! this morning to Dr. Roland‘sf Number 0' ”1" 35301qu is and to
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“ND" 8110.108 01 white hat» and: Me‘mbrm of Buckingham W. R. (2.49:.
“d lace mm M Mlntz's tomorrow. 2 held a very rumuoaful cake sale this.
- : linen-“min in (ilendellning & C(L'fi
0M lion-By reported lastnlght.‘ "r": 3“?“2 M lhv corner or Mainl
~ that a» largo {me had fallen hemp, ““1 “M S‘M‘lx. bvtweon the hours”
V ~ mil in New Callun avrnuc. nary“ ”’0 Md Me o‘clock. l
W mid-Ice 0! Frederick Hunt. The; —-~-
. am no miewed to street foreman‘ “TM great Japanese actor, Gouge
nosey mm the tree was removed. gHamawo. in “The Soul of Kurn
Ban." at The Regent tonight.
M will be I roll all at the.)
I‘lrlt Ionic-dint autumnal mirth-Y ~Thv um menu at the scrip
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Honda evening. Member zuth. ll un- Hun-roll musical and lecture‘ .
. hoped that every mombt’r will 59 course. will be given this evening int...
mm nod remand wnm hm KW‘ the «humbly hall at the Nonalkh‘
,3. mm, nail: Idhool. A urge number or uck.‘
‘ ' on: how been Hold. And it in alien-tom
m1 loin pork, 20c lb. N. l. Mitt.é ilxhi inc afiair will be very largely
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. .nn [or mg Hal-wall: Soccer lootbnll' The 3'0“! & Kelnlvr Confectionery ‘J
u- viii he played no: Sunday 3L. WW- in the Regent Building in Walla:-
tot-noon u the Ward street grounds. mm“- ”Wd “1‘ 400” tor good and»; 3
"with the Swedish Field Club or. "W “management Ronny mornings"
*Bfldxemrt u the opponents of the: according lo the stun-uncut mode this 0:0
Italian. i 11301111“: by a member of the firm. 8.
' l “’9 5‘0” Wm hr- onennl shortly. an: 3
. - m accounts can be opened “s d" a “9" ”Easement, 9:0
hmmUithnoexmdnm - -—-— to
1. on. "Mk“. «sirloin steak. 20c lb. x. v. ukt. "
. . . At, a regular wanting of W (b-
anner in a gun thick to tut nv .
ht hmr'ln Norwalk, and it tamer! ixiehifif a}? 9"“an in the club. 3
. «can that a big crowd will be bu; am“ W “l "9““ “it!" undl- 9
“11m! to mine“ the contest. The‘ (1...,er “it; out ""9“" “10 Mound
‘ m have performed on former oc-i of,“ " t" "’9 "”3“!" 5118mm?!
m in Nor-nil: and have always' a .1 ‘meellng Md “9“ “Minded.
”wad to be .‘Amruou. ' Hm “I hour wu ”30,00- Vocal
3 mica were rendered by Has
-..- , Howard, and Mrs. Trying Huymcsxg: 3
3‘53 mm prayer meeting or the, refreshments were served. '
pm Avenue a. 14:. Church w“ nemi 2..-- ’3‘
Summing. Rev. 8. P. Fairbnnh A meeting or the «xectltlvo board .9
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Was held «this morning in the digit.“ 3
"I lht‘ Town Ausembl tutu
. owned by Vincent J. (1mm for tho ‘ ' y building.
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.. > you. alias .1. Vincent Cnmnsntn...was tors of r outino busing“ mat
inched Monday for $1.500 by De: th , . o ve to x
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gut! m. Edward B. Boolean. ‘i‘he‘ cemlfg‘ 11ft: “nun! mwmg‘ of D?
lininhvorotP.,C.lil. .
“loam. or New York. He ins The 3.
mm mil mum Comm-om for “ '5'“ “Fame mot 888m H
and nfleges that the walnut! 11”“!ng in “The "Soul of Kora 9:.
Just-t goods from him and did not flan" nt'l'he Regent tonight.
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Rarely has an early season presented so many desirable
Coats, Suits; and Dresses at so little prices as we are
offering for this sale. Regardless of market conditions
and steady advance of prices, we arostill to offer to the
Norwalk’s Shopping Public .3 number of unusual values.
COATS
Lot No. l“
Consists of Mixture Coats in
junior, misses’ and ladies’ sizes,
$10 and .3312 values for this
Thanksgivmg sale
Lot No. 2
Velours in brown, b1ue,burgun—
dy and green,~regular $16.50 and
$18 values, for this Thanksgivg-
ing sale _- 12.98
Lot No. 3 . ‘
Consists of an unusual assort-
ment of high grade coats in
chinchilla and velours, some
lined and others all
regular $22.50 and $25
values, for this Thanksgtvmg
sale _.
The finest assorttn
Coats, some plain
‘ing sale -" - - - - - 3.98
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Thanksgiving sale - - - - 9.90
Lot N o. 2
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Thanksgiving sale - - - - 12. 98
Lot No. 3 ‘
Consists of Velour suits, for trimmed, regular
$27.50 value, for this Thanksgiving sale 16.50
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Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, has it? .
RE AT’THE PALACE.
resumed his duties after recoveer
and Forster wore
Pools. at The Regent. ncxti . EST. 1897 . from u alight illnes- whlch confined
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l3“- ‘ ,4“ 3'“ Tuesday in Decem- CLOVER. Q.”
. ' ’ Vietnlnnd. Blond Hall adored a.
hint to hi- homo for the past few _ .
days. ‘ Big Act ol. Fine Vaudeville am
Prom to be In! One of, Nutty
.. ' ~pék chops, 20c in. N. Y. 1m.
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. do a custoer to‘knov‘r A dance nod min! will behold W" now. no big vaudeville ut‘the
That today site .1 ' 0- RM.- Wtheh' M In mm not show opened a the downtown
l tailoring the result:- bums-I M— theatre yesterday mernoon and last
evening round one arm hutglxlts
archaic-um. mononu‘nnllv
the w through not! than”: n09:-
‘M .m phasing. ‘
81x Bari-in
But ‘EUIQ and Gallium combined. L ! ‘WQ .110 now in 3 m to we
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The Nor-walks will meet tho Swat.
tall F. (1., of Bridgeport at the Ward
street grounds next Sunday. Novem-
vber 25th. They will be a (-ltango in‘
in the lineup from last Work. The”
Norfiflka an out to boat the big;
boys. The kick on will be at 3 p. m.
. prompt. A good crowd is oxpoctvd.
No Maflcrllow H T -,
m““""""‘ the interest me, no mpg 1
meat cookout-idem! doom. . .
bio-unless its safety of thw
, ‘ W in Mindy assured;-
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» mu can 3m 3901‘ bank phen- afety 6'3““; .
. than: raw any: in fine smt- '\ ”57-" “mm
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“cadet-aunt”, coat ever
nude. ,. 1
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