limo! learn-ulna,
Conch he! moved from
luau street.
' , amount» been at-
mmner add is very
live ear-o! pig iron at the
height house consigned to
' ‘2 from Slmebury.
nine percent.
‘Xltohell. of Wilton. is housed
a brokhn arm at his home in
used by: fall from an apple
flit!” improvements are being made
‘ treat. near West avenue.
7 Mary L. Fencher, formerly of
Whilln Lajunta, Colo., where she
i which spending the spmmer.
itmmpleted. O. I). Newman was
ntractor. The harmony of colors
when for the designer, A. W. Ful-
‘ whorls associated with Mr. Newman.
The New York Grocery Co. left two
_ _, of rope outside of their Nor-walk
“do not night, when it was closed.
This morning they were found at police
'oddqnarters.
, AzAl'tlStl’ materials. picture framing
(Ingrid stationery. at F. \V. Rogers', ‘25 Main
street, Nor-walk.“ - , .- _.
Felix Gramnann, teacher of German
and mneic.has resigned his position at
.3910 Nomalk Military Institute and gone
to New York. '
(NORWALK NEWS ON FlF’l’ll PAGE.)
lOOKlliO OVER THE SOHOOL.
The Over River Committee Will Take
. Steps to Relieve the Overcrowding.
K, Health Olliocr W. J. Tracey and Com—
} mitteeman Charles 5. ’l‘ristram visited
the Over River school this morning and
looked over the situation in regard to the
5 rooms being overcrowded. mentioned cx«
elusively in the Sentinel several days ago-
‘ The health officer was well pleased with
_ . the ventilation and other arrangements
andfiuld find no fault. The overcrowd.
. ed condition of the rooms retards the
progress of the children’s studies: how-
ever, and the health oilice‘ thought the
move the school had taken to procure new
rooms was a wise one.
The overcrowded condition is princi-
pally in the kindergarten and second
-, . grade. I The committee are negotiating
' for rooms in a house ncar the school that
‘hvlll fill the bill. About thirty pupils. or
in pflhnps more. will he removed.
A Since its introduction in the liver ltivcr
’ School. the kindergarten has maderilself
indilpensablc and is now the room when-
' the condition is the worst.
The change will be made at once.
1:!
till"! at the Y. M. C. A. Rooms.
Ion oi the directors in limiting
in. parlor and gyaniasium to
members only will go into ell‘eci on the
i ‘ am of November. (if course members
will be allowed to take in friends for an
' evening and strangers in town will al-
' wayobe welcome, but it is loll. that it is
lininlr to those who are members to at
,low others to enjoy the privileges \\ ithout
I contributing anything toward lilCEXpt‘lll-l-
' en. New gamesarc to be placed in the
room and a number of interesting maga
nines added to the reading room.
The membership ronuuittcc. with the
cooperation of a few other interested
ones. are determined to put forth their
utmoet ell'orts to raiso the membership
. two hundred during this fall and winter.
.. ' “' .. ‘ Every young man should join for his own
‘ . like; every father slaculd join tor his
42 boy's sake. and every business man in
town should join for the help and eumur
meat oithmc who are seeking to sur-
round the young men ofthe conununlty
filth hultbful and ennobllng influences.
A game is announced to take place be-
twun the Y. M. if. A. and Baugniuck
' football teams. tiaturday alternooa. on
Norwnlk Park. The Norwalk team will
have a practice game this afternoon on
the Park.
‘ The-bower bulhlo be put in for the
dune!“ of gylnnaslum members will ant»
ply I long-telt need. and it in hoped will
i ' w both. means of lnduclnga number of
young men to join the organization.
3 f . Aleflortls being made to organize a
, male quartette among the members of the
million to lead the Sunday alteration
,unicu. Dr. (1. It. Mcl‘lonegal has the
m in hand. '
, m the Landlord's Eye.
Sammy Mogullls is not employed at the
We Hotel any more. its some
“hanged notice oi his intention to
Maori yesterday landlord Wain was
fit to, deduct from his wages the
also» due for two men who had stopped
£91810th last week, and neglected to
W M bill when they left. Bammy did
. .lfllfllfidfll litigant! struck Mr. Wain
it3llam. blackening thé optic.
.wiaiwl New!
, If
_ imam-osmium
A
39!! Picture 'mersmry V
minis on an lilSIIAPS u
. at can so: or Tilt mun.
Over Filly Comfortable: lode by the Lndln’
Aid Society—looting of King's
Daughters—Personal Notes.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor—
walk post-omce by Irving Smith, with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
The enterprising lladies’ Aid society. of
the East, Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church. of which Mrs. J. C.
Hawkins is president, has made during
the past few months titty-live comforc
ables for Scoiield & Hoyt. I
The Golden llule Circle of King's
Daughters of the First Congregational
church, will meet Friday afternoon at
3:30, with Mrs. E. 'B. Smith; 71 Osborn
avenue.
('lharlcs N. Arnold has placed a heater
in Burwell F. Day. Jr.‘s house at 3 Van.-
Zandt avenue. and will put one in Ed
ward Blake's house on St. John uvonue.
At the Junior meeting, tomorrow. the
subject will be “Gold." The pastor, Rev.
A. J. Smith, expects to be present.
The funeral of Francis Hoyt. who died
yesterday at his home on Cove street, will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
The prayer meeting tonight at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will
be led by Rev A. J. Smith.
William C. Thomas is moving from
New street to one of “'ashingtou Young's
houses on East avenue.
Francis S. Ainsworth will conduct. sci‘.
vices in the Advent church Sunday.
Caleb Wood is pointing W. ll. t'arr's
meat market. on First avenue
llev. Oscar Lindcgrcn has returned
from his trip to Boston.
Lost None at lbs Popularity.
The Philadelphia Times says of Edward
llarrigan in “Old Lavender," which
comes to lloyt's Monday night: “That to
most theatregocrs “()id Lavender" is a
creation well-known and well liked, The
cast—down. drillksleadened. heartbroken
old man, who is still the gentleman des-
pite the poverty of his surroundings is a
character in which Mr. llarrigan is seen
athisbest. while the local color of the
scenes to which his pathetic degradation
has brought are thoroughly in touch with
that unique vein that has always appeal-
ed tothe public in the other and more
riotous plays in which the actor has been
seen llt‘l‘t'. ’l'hc mmpauy supporting Mr.
llarrigan is a competent and painstaking
()ill'.‘
Business Meeting and Social.
The monthly moi-ling and social oi the
Young i’roplr's anvil-Ky of l'hristian Eu-
ill'llVllrUl the South Norwalk (’ongrcga-
tionai church was held last
night. The reports of the com
mittens showed that. a great amount of
work had been alwonlplishcd during the
summer. ’i‘in-lrirrtiou of olliccrs wasdc-
fern-d iullriluitcly. Following the bust
ncss nireiihg. the members adjourned to
the basement parlors, when- a shadow
pantomime was given under the direction
of lilrncst, Howard and Herbert Tilly and
Will W“..‘iiil“,";.
Rosy Arrested lor llrunlenness.
Constable Edward Ladrigan. of Itoway
loo. arrested ltosy King. a Ilulllcniil‘ on»
played by Mrs. t‘. ll. Holder. of that
place. last night. for drunkenness and
(lil'llll‘lll'l'ly conduct. This morning. in the
town court. the charges were not pressed,
and Judge Frost. in consideration of the
woman's llww-year-old child. at'llr
toured her to ten days in jail. susyauullng
execution of the sentence,
Pll‘il Green lor Delpomlmy.
William llrccu. aged fortyllvog of Nani
ford. who had been despondcal. for some
time. cured his dosmndcury last night by
taking a dose of Paris green. ”shaves a
widow and three children.
Gaseous Tonight
Republican city {or Non-walk .nt
Town House.
Democratic town convention. First and
Third dislrlcts,att.he noun room in the
rear of The Hour allure.
a...»
the
A Ole. Second.
llsvld Jenhs has secured a clue to
Joseph Umbuster. the boy who react!
with Moi his cash but Snmlay. lie is
in New York city. and the police are new
on the trial.
ESTA summons. .
‘ moment. She
Josiah Kellogg, of Highland Grove. has
been very ounces-la! with his crops this
year and especially so with his potatoes.
some of which are unusually large sine.
Yesterday one weighing two and one-
hnlt pounds was exhibited to caller" at
his pleasant ville»;
Mrs. P. Upham, of Baliston. Saratoga
county, New York. is dangerously ill, and
news of herdeath is expected at any
is la cousin of Josiah
Kellogg and has visited this place sever-
al times. '
The chimney of the house owned by
George llodges is being rebuilt.
WINNIPAUK.
. Mrs. Mary Arcutt, sister of Miss S.
Aiken. has been confined to her bed. the
past week by illness. Her condition is at
present slightly improved, and she is
able to sit up a short time.
Contractor Kemp has just completed
an addition to the house of Jesse Pollard.
it will be used to store coal and wood.
Mrs. Maraget London has had a new
root at on her house. (iiies St. John
did t e work.
-, An Amazing Amount 0! Looseness.
Right on the eve of election there is a
muddle in the accounts of the selectmen
of Norwalk. and while it is not charged
that there has been dishonesty it is very
evident that there has been an amazing
amount of looseuess in the manner of con
ducting the town‘s business. As The
Chronicle has heretofore queried. “What's
the matter of Norwalk anyhow“ ~ South-
port Chronicle.
garnishment.
Hoyt’s Opera House
MONDAY. OOTOBE ll 7th
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
nwan HARRIGAN,
AND ills 0W8! COMPANY.
Under the nmnagrment of M. W. HARLEY
Presenting Mr. llarrigan‘s Most Successful
Play in Three Arts. entitled
OiO [AVENOElL
All the Old and Original Songs.
'nv paw: naanan.
"The Clock in the Tower Strikes 12,"
"Juli: llld Owls."
“Please PM that Down." _
“Poverty'u Tours 1 hi) and Flow,"
“Get lip Jack. John hit Down "
Feats on sale at Pleisted's and Wood's drug
stores. l’m-es. line. boo. arr. 8i nl
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W. GILBERT NEWELL’S
School of Dancing and Department
AlilOll lllll, south llormlli,
Bonn.
Opening Ilny. Wednesday, Oct ll. loll;
(firs for Younlt Ladies. Misses and Masters.
meets at l p. In.
Ladies av d Gentlemen.
meets at H" p. m.
Ladies and toentlenu-n.
mH'lfl ill.- 9 p. m.
Nothing gives children so much self pl sies-
slon and r0 raises them to the charm oi man-
ner as dancing.
Nothing lssogmta drawback to a young
Inn's or woman‘s can or. as to v nler the social
or baslncm world lacking Ihat courteous
breeding which makes the true lady or gen-
demon.
Respectfully W. GILBERT NEWELL mas.
ter of dancing. (5i 7i
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l lHTRitiT 0F NtlltWAl.K. an. PROBATE
Court. Replemborlll. A. l) 5..
Estate"! Emma Evans. late or Norwalk.
in said district. dominant.
The ('ourl of Probate tor the District of Nor—
waik. hath limited and Idiom-d all months
from ihcdalu hereof tor the emitters of sold
entitle to exhibit their claims tor setllemenl.
’l‘hose whonruln-t lo prwnt their ili't‘onnle.
properly attested. within said time. will be de~
served a reru-nry. All persons imlohted to
said estate are nquralul in make immediate
pannout lo DAVID E. iussaow.
til I" I7
I lilTllli'l’nF NUltWALK. M. PROBAIE
. (inult'lfitktnberz. A. D..l l
Estaieorlhibert Lib-undue. law of Nor-
walk. in Mid dl-trlcl. «lecomd
The Court of Probate for the district of Nor
wall. bath limited and allowed six months
(mm the date hereof for the creditors of said
entitle toeshlhli their t'ialmll ’lnr settlement.
Those who neglect in present their accounts.
properly alto-led. within said time. will be
uebarrod a to «may. All persons ludebml to
suldulatenremiueoud to make immediate
payment to JOHII'HINE H. BHUNIMOE.
no in 11 animal-mini.
beginners' claw.
advanced clue.
.. 1.
Administrator
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lt isles» ”c.i2£34"’.1s”inkingfinfiip‘ to
mend all sorts of broi cu things:
0” ’
“N0 Bother. /"
F'" a
That is worth
something to
busy people;
No heating, no
woltlngforthe man a
at the humane "mum! ”-
weighs:
with
till all hoe «a»
W“ aw
um. um I” , II
, sir
I iiilfMlE Mill
loch etiol- the comfort at his dumb but latch
bulimic. Women-ill you in this
mmuomMMrua-lma
‘mmummmum
1 3 .
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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an inch“ long.
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"FUR CAPES.
On Saturday, September'28, we will open our entire new line of For Capes. These goods have been made for us by
one of the best manufacturers of furs in this country, from shins selected by as early in the season and for style and qu iliiy
are far superior to anything we have ever shown before and the prices are guaranteed. '
' nPENINll m: "mucous, Jams no can '
Intense interest centers in our Cloak Department because we are now altering better values than ever before in the
history of our bnslnels. Better styles, better made and lower in price than we shall be able to otter later in
Additional weight is given to this statement by the feet that empty promises are not our practice.
The leading styles for this season are:
Beaver cloth Jackets. Bouclu Cloth Jackets, Ohovlot Oloth Jackets,
Kenny and Melton Jackets, 24. 27.
Plush Capes.'tur trimmed. Full Ripple Plush Capes. Double Cloth Capes with braid trimming.
Capes, single and double. plain and fur trimmed.
the season.
TRISTRlll-l Hill‘l‘, 5n. 2 mm BUILDING.
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" .. in on...
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street. Honth Nov-walk.
WANTED InMEDIAIELY—
Two nursery maids.
BITUAIIUNs WANTED IIIIEDIA'I'IIN
For two competent bnohlieeperr. six first
class cooks. live girls lor general housewark.
and two waitresses. .
Ladies deiirlug help in any capacity can
now obtain the same immediately. was u
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Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate andlnsurance.
WAEHING'I'ON STICK".
Persons lookln tore lot. or house and lot
with the view 0 purrhasl .are invited to
Hill and examine our list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonabl-
orlm and on auv terms
nu'M N
BOONO TO SEE.
With the mass of
optical instruments
at. our disposal it
will be strange inv
(lei-(l if we cannot
be of service to you
if you are “liound
to Sec." “'0 call
your direct attention to our stock of 'l'clc-
“00mm. “or a and Field “losses.
IIornor B. Iloy t.
angfl it!) 15'
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SCHOOL Fllll BOYS
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Bedloal. Street. STAMFORD,
m-Wllllw—
Re-open sent. 26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly f or (fol-
le eor lint-inc".
.‘lnl mine boys have entered college
frmnl do school: many of its graduates
are Mll‘i‘H-rlllllv one» i in Minion-i8
nova ant“. Minerva!) as soon as
THEY (“AN REM). Small classes; ludl-.
virtual attention. 'f'uulon. fill» to £150.
ltlrculnn- with references on aplliratlon.
HlRAlii U. 1(th}, rincipal.
saunas i. no;
VOCAL iNSlROOTION
lhursday. October 3.
ll llo. ll lies! be.
For tonne. tic. apply in xenon. or mldrras
Studio. No. 705-6 Carnegie Hall.
llow loll. ll. l.
Owners - of - interfering Horses
ATTENTION!
N“ i”? '“l3““"“' it"i'. bflit‘nl’l
n rm so I
hilt I; hall-rename" ankles Ito need of their
wearl g boots udbno {meals :f’gugtln :- the:
on n a n o rec o hot .
Awhedpwwlnur street. math Nero-lb. by
c. l. Mullins. liaise Stan.
,fllv
TOWN IOAOOOS.
Delanelflic Electors f mm Vol-
i'éfihrlm. are hereby notifie‘rthat councils
e
m
02 iii.
mi -» » “rd
mot nomlnsti no laws for
use will be held at lilies l. nadi-
m ”mum’s” r 0°”-
tmr “ ' ’ (scanners:i ‘
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A,
so. alumnus. co
6
‘ “309-45 3’“ we
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1 amount _
r
a scam
. ‘ new “
lo the Dress Goods Buyers
is it at all strange that we are putting
fresh lifc into every part of the store?
.\'ovcr before have we show ods’ of
such excellent styles and grand qt '
for so little money.
litinch Storm hernia at 45c.
3o " r‘ " “ 59c.
3i inch extra heavy Serge. at $1.
fill-inch Satin Finished liencritta, at Silo.
.‘dl-lucll (ix llluod “ ‘ "
45-inch ('rcpons. 750.
Falsliort lengths lilat-k (ioods at. half
regular price to close out the stock.
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Colored (1‘: undo.
Fancy Boucic I’laids. iiic.
Plain Cheviot Serge. brown, navy and
garnet. at 50c.
Fancy Novelties, 50 and 250.
Dress Linings in all newest styles.
Something New For Fall. i,
Everyone knows knows hard it is to sex
cure great values in hosiery. We are,‘
therefore. enabled to show for this fall
the greatest values in llailies', Men's and
(‘hildren's Hone. Dc. 1‘.“ xLc, t: [or ‘liuc, illc,
”it.
TNDER‘VEAR.
derwear stock will be the most
and the greatest bargain in
town.
Great Attractions.
_ We have just received direct from the
importers a large line of
Wilton Rugs. at 322.9%.
Moquct Val-pets, S1. .
i \‘clvcts, 55c and $1.
. Best Tapestries. 75c and Nile.
.
lugrnin Ex. Supt-n. including Lowell’s, i
‘ l
pile and l'fic
WINTER cons AND WRAPs.
2.3-inch Mixed Mohair lloucle Fonts. $5.
$7, 810.50, £11.50.
Heavy Beaver Jackets. ‘37 inches long,
latest style sleeves, $10.50.
Jackets of finest quality of English
curled lioucle cloth. silk lined. balloon
sleeves. LNinciu-e. very large pearl but
lone. $1“. and $22!.
Astrakhau ('apes. 30x10", $0, $12, $17;
329
Electric Seal l‘apcs. lillxllli, $239.
Black French Conev Varies. 30x100.¥6.75,.
$9. $13.50, $19.
Persian Lamb Canes. $352
Monkev Fur. $19.30.
l'loth l'apus. $5}, $11.
Silk i’llish. $1”, $11. $12.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
SCOFlELD & HOYT ‘3
98 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Bonn.
will
HAVE YOU ’HlO Mil
BETTER lNDUCEMENTS
oll‘ered to you than those below. We have been resting on our cars. as the saying
goes, for the last few weeks as regards advertising.
From now until January 1 our store will be the scene of thegreatestaotivity.
We intend to fairly unload the goods on you. so great will be the inducements for
you to buy.
The prices diluted. and the goods are only to be had at
so; - \VASIIIN(£'1‘()N . S'I‘REET
lit DRESS GOODS
we shall make one ( ller. We have taken about 25 pieces of straight quarter goods
for this sale. and merited them 15: per yard. This lot includes plain goods. fancy
mixtures. plaids. stripes. etc. Among them will be found lots of sbortlengthe.
just tliothmg for lmlirs' house wrapmrs. or children‘s dresses. The prices put
them within the reach of everyone. 15: yard.
OOMESTICS.
500 yards ‘l-l lllesched Muslin. Mo per yard.
ti yards Fruit of the Loom. 4-4 lllmcheu. :lio.
too yards good quality of Dome: Flannel, ill a quality. for Saturday and Mom
day. rile per yard.
25 tall size Comfortables. 31 grade,
you need them.
at 69c. Coming the time of year when
25 dollar and a quarter Comfortable», at 080.
HOSIEBY
50 dozen of Gent’s Mixed Here. They
but with r on slight imperfections you noon
the loo. 0 pelt.
"25 dezmhlldm's Ribbed Vests.
the algal
a
25 dozen Goub' amputated
choice tori to.
Pearl
this week. 19:! pair.
pm wool, ands flashes of sizes; 250 it
cramm‘“vr°...."“°'i“"':io .
‘1 I 00 We ll lite f th I dies' .
than: on there two My: 100 dozen oi Lsdieo’ ' r m a 5 waste by ”I"
They no Its-night in stockings as one look will readily convince you.
150 dozen Chlldm'l “Whereas“, 4 for lilo.
oredBord Handk h 1.4‘ h.
1000 Steins at Wash Embroidery, sill. at Scorpio shard? “ s L one
too hand Painted Celluloid Picture Frames,
Fast Blue! time. at 100 per pair
Bovert llloth Junkets. 1.
Ire seconds of the regular lOc cocks,
at hardly lied them and then look at ‘
reduced from We and tile, to
Corset ohieldl, prevent the cartels from breaking at the sides. price for
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