Wide, x. Y. market.
. , in will. has established dress-
“ ,Watili Elisabeth street.
lamb lll‘/.clb.. N. v.
k allorwalk police have been instruct—
3%” strictly enforce the bicycle ordi-
aiock. at N. Y. market.
M Brundage, Tony Ghiotto and
Mfimh, of Norwalk, wheeled to
abnry fair yesterday.
WSW that delay. Have bicycle repair.
a” Elisabeth stmt._
_ 0m to the heavytrafiic over the Dan
W7 and Norwalk division yesterday and
today, to the Danbury fair, the trains are
running late. “W
Jihad display of millinery and cloaks,
t H. Krieger’s popular store.
Mayor James T. Hubbell, of Norwalk,
left town today on his trip south, and
President Osborn, of the Board of Coun-
'cilman, will be acting mayor.
i wShoulder steak tie. at People‘s market,
he. 18 North Main street.
The October meeting of the Central
Union of King’s Daughters will be held
, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock, in the
Norwalk Congregational chapel. A large
attendance Is} desired, as business of
‘ importance is to come before the meeting-
——Umbrellas and canes, at O’Brien’s.
The annual meeting of the American
Boardwill beheld in the Academy of
Music, Brooklyn, next week, beginning
“Tuesday at 2 p. m. Dr. and Mrs.
Noble and other delegates from the Nor-
walk Congregational church will be in
attendance.
~Biggest stock of toys in Norwalk, at
Benedict’s, iii Wall street.
Manager J. B. Morris, of the Southern
New England Telephone company, be
came a Royal Arcanumlte at the meeting
of Sherman Council, last night. L'nder
' "good and welfare," Robert G. Mitchell
3,, _ ed a box of cigars which caused such
good feeling that the members could not
cbntain themselves.
. —-—Well, ’tis a funny name. but the
Black Cat Magazine is a seller. Ask Benc-
dict. 0nly5 cents.
Chief Bradley arrested Kate Corvan, of
Grant street, Norwalk, yesterday, for
'abnsive language. Patrick IIanlon was
the complainant. He testified that she
called him names on his way home from
church“ Kate denied this, and Judge
Hubbell thought the ends of justice
would be just as well served by suspend—
ing sentence.
M!
”Be sure and ask Benedict, the .\'or-
lwalk newsdcaler, for Ladies' Standard of
Fashions for November. Only 5 cents.
(NORWALK NEWS ON I"II'"I‘II PAGE.)
WILL BE 5,000 VISITORS.
The Big Odd Fellow Demonsflauon in Water-
bury NexiVleek Tuesday.
The committees in charge of the dedi-
o atlou of the new Odd Fellows ‘ building
in “'nterbury on next Tuesday have re»
ceived acceptances that warrant. them in
the estimate that there will be 5,000 vis-
itors there next 'I'uesdnyluud some twenty.
The bands.
Invitations lmvcjibcen accepted by tho.
grand officers of Connecticut. New York,
and from thirty-three lodges of Connectl
out. Magnolia lodge of Brooklyn, N. Y..
300 members of subordinate lodges in
Bpringfleld,Mass;. and the entire strength
of the Patriarchs Militant of (.‘mun-cticut
and western Massachusetts, over 1,al
men, and many others. The liebeknh
lodges of Connecticut and Iihode Island
will send their grand oilicers and mo wr»
men.
All guests will be given lunch at mum
and dinner at :3 p. in. There will bu a
parade at lo’clcck. a reception at fi,the
dedication at 7:30, IIIlll‘lt ball at ii in the
city hall. Special trains will run in all
directions during the day and night.
The building has just been completed
at a cost of $160,000 by the Odd l‘ellows'
Building association, a joint stock cor—
poration. '
~Coffee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane's.
Tips for Traders.
The South Ncrwslk Boston store has
,a frosty weather announcement today.
ltis along the line of comfortables and
blankets, for which this enterprising store
is headquarters. All their other stock,
which includes everything in the way of
dry goods and kitchen utensils, ls rlght
np-to'date.
«A perusal of Trlatram J: Hyatt'a new
advertisement today, will really make a
‘ person feel comfortable. It treats of
ladlea.’ gents’ and children’s underwear
in such a great variety of styles, quality
, snaps-lees that any one can be suited.
' ‘fiavlng anticipated the great demand
that! would be this fall for all wool. plaid
, aadslikand wo'el drssajooda. Edward
ammunisdipaedlumkungm
. Yoaah‘t’l'uld avallyharis
it!
EAST ,SIOE SlFTlllOS.
man no: idioms a
or own SIUE or me awn.
A Youildul llut hunter Receives a Bad Cut
on lilo lined—Personal and Social Notes
otlnieml to East Nowell: Residents. '
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
walk post-office by Irving Smith, with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
Dr. J. F. Kennedy was yesterday after-
noon called to Fluch's drug store to dress
awound in the back of Harry Harrls’
head. The boy is a son of Simon Harris.
Sunday, in company with other boys, he
went on a nutting expedition. While
they were throwing clubs into the trees,
one of the sticks descended and struck
Harris, cutting a gash in his head three
inches long and half an inch deep. The
boy did not mention the accident to his
parents until yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Seymour, of Maple menu»,
has gone to East. Haven to attend the
wedding of her niece. Miss Clara Louise
Nickerson.
James Mutt-art has been discharged
from the Norwalk Hospital. and expects
to resume his duties with M. D. Randall,
next week.
Mrs. James I I Iiommedleu has gone to
the Daubury fair as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. Force. of South Norwalk.
William Worden. of VanZandt avenue.
has moved his fence back in line with the
others on the thoroughfare.
Mrs. E. E. (iorham. of First avenue,
will start tomorrow for l’ittsburg, I’a., to
visit her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Parr, of Greg-
ory Point road. are at the Ilanbury fair
today.
Mrs. Beach. of East Washington street.
is entertaining her father from Nouga-
tuck.
Henry D. Wright. of East avenue, is
having an addition built to his barn.
Arthur I). Ferris is again employed by
0. I). Newman, in South Norwalk.
Rev. E. L. Teeple is shipping his house—
hold effects to Westfleld, Mane, today.
Forachenp and stylish jacket go to
II. Krieger’s, Mahackemo Ilotcl block.
POPULAR AIUSEIEITS.
Ir. Install and ills Company.
Tomorrow night Manager Iloyt will
give us one of the greatest attractions of
the season—Robert Mantel] in “The
Corsican Brothers.”of which the Phila-
delphia Press says: "A large and brll-
liant audicnccgrccted Robert Mautell in
a new version of the thrilling old
drama. ”The (.‘orsicnu Brothers." The
present productiouis new in many rc-
spectsnnd is superly staged. Mr. Mau-
tcll's impersonation of the mystlcally
united brothers. Louis and Fabien. was
singularly picturesque and adds much to
his former reputation as a romantic actor.
The prominent spectacular features are
the Forest of Fantainblcnu and a ball at
the Grand Opera Home is Paris. In the
latter scene a number of pcrtiucnt
specialties are introducsd. Mr. Monte-11's
company is of uncommon merit and, with
him, inumrt udeep intercst to the play."
Bubb Comedy Co.
The llubb ('omcdy (‘ompnny will up
pcur at. Iont's 'I'heutrc next Monday
night in "A Noble Outcast.” The Nor-
ristown Ilernld speaks of the company in
the following item:
The Iiuhblfomcdy Company. who are
filling a week's engagement at the Opera
House, are winning new laur Is at each
performance, and deserve llbc l patron-
age the rest of the week. Last night the
company gavo a most satisfactory inter-
pretation of the drama.“A Nobleilutcast,"
ll. Iii. Crane as Jerry \t'cstonJhe outcast,
dld exceptionally llne work and was given
excellent sup sort by the entire compsn .
Alfred Kerry and his accomplished wi e,
Lillie Lam. were again in evidence and
kept the audience in astute of laugh-
terthe entire evening. ’I‘heir burlesque
on ”Trilby." showing electrical effects.
scored a propounced hit and was received
with much enthusiasm. Specialties by
the I'Zlmorwflhlldrcu and t e orchestral
music were‘freatly appreciated and liber-
ally applau ed-
The sale of seats commenced at l’lnl-
sted’s and Wood’s drug store this morning
Benz-lanky Company.
Prominent among the burlesque organi-
zation touring through the country is the
IlentrrSantley company, which appears at
the Norwalk Opera House, Thursday,
October 1?. Abs Levitt has contrived
to please the admirers of his company
as well as the general public, and this
memo he promises the best company and
performers he has ever presented. Noth-
ing has been spared to make the appear-
ance of his company a feast for the eye, as
well as the ear.
, A Plasmid lost that.
The annual convention of tire chiefs
lsin session at Augusta. Ga. The Chro
nicle,of that city, prints the following
rumm- concerning” of the Connec-
ticut delegates: ff .
"Chief John 8. Join. MyWestport,
Mischa.“ “i! I.” “M”. of
1 newswu.
Mrs. William 1‘. Raymond, of The
Maples, is making a short visit with Mrs.
Daniel Davenport, Washington avenue,
Bridgeport.
DARIEN Mill NOROTON.
employed by Joseph Bates, the butcher,
was drivingdown Main street, when the
harness broke. Mr. Ruseoe'could not
stop the horse, although he made every
stimuli, and cut his hands badly by
winding the reins about them. The horse
was finally stopped by Sylvester Bowen
and others, without any further damage.
Mr. Bowen’s foot was injured by being
trod on.
A new ans machine and steam heating
apparatus are bring placed in Daniel
I'idgar’s residence on Great Island. A
number of other improvements are also
being made about the place, and drilling
still progresses on the artesian Well.
John Smelling is circulating a petition
for the release of his brother Walter from
the State Reform school, where he was
sent a few weeks ago for stcaling money
from a fellow employee at Ilancey I’ooley's
livery stable.
Richard I". Skeiton has the contract to
build the stone nbutments for the new
iron bridge near Callendar’a road. Yen-
terday he owned his derricks from How-
ayton in readiness to commence work.
IIanford Smith will observe the anni-
versary of his birthday, next Tuesday
night,by entertaining a number of friends
at his home.
Eddie Austin and Andrew
law wheeled to llaubury and
“'cdnesday, and took in the fair.
White-
ret urn ,
Mrs. E. J. Thomas, of Norwalk, spent
yesterday with her aunt, Mrs. 0. C.
Bowen.
W.L. Utlcy will hold another Unitarian
service in the Town Ilall. Sunday after-
noon.
Mrs. John Willinott, of Bridgeport, is
visiting Mrs. George Ilutcs. I
hire. IlcnryJoncs is visiting in l'ticu,
N. Y.
County Fair Discussed.
of Trade the matter of moving in an el—
fort tofihave a county expositinnmr Ifair
cstablishedln that city was discussed.
Some talked of a permanent exposition,
but this was not considered feasible,
though an annual exhibition of a week‘s
duration was. It was stated that the
cost of land and buildings might reach
$100,000, but this, it was believed, could be
raised by the sale of stock.
lads the Track his Bed.
About 8:30 o‘clock last night passengers
noticed a man lying on tho east-bound
track, near the Monroe street bridge.
Night Baggage Master George Wolcott
and Ullicer Decker were uotilied, and they
succeeded in getting thc man to the depot
platform. Ile was too intoxicated to
walk or talk, but as be had a [ticket for
Greenwich he was ullmved to remain at
the depot until the train Clilllt‘ along.
Miss L. Wylie.
D REESS M A Ii ER.
8. '1'. Taylor System of Guillnu- Perfect Fit-
tlng Guaranteed. No. Ii ELIZABETH E12.
South Norwalk. Conn. oll 2w
1 lrl'l‘Rm'l‘ OPNORWALK. rs PROBATE
COURT. October 3d. A. 1).. Mn.
Estate null-see 5.1lrailley.laleut Norwalk.
In said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the cmiltors
of rnldcstnlc hiexhlblt their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect. to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said lime.
willbedebarroda recover. All persons In-
debtedtosuld suave are requested to make
immediate paynwnv to
FRANCES it‘. BRADLEY.
Allullhllltl'illl'lx.
(ill Ill
Taylor an edition.
llealEslateandlnsurance.
WMHIIGTOI STItll'I'.
Persons iooki tors lot. or house and lot
with the view 0 pnrchasiw. are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonablr
trim and on «an toms. sure or
Removal Sale.
ll. uni M. BLOCK lav Washington street.
offer their stock of
Pouse Fnrnlshln s sin blrsai ltsdoc-
tion a Price.
mar-wrymthslr removal in New Haven.
d saleiasta only from today until gami-
ay.
Mr. King’s .
SCHOOLJOB BOYS
14-— ,
Ballad. Sinai. tllllllllll.
Fig-open agatwmm.
s School Prepares;
Iii: Build!» have t colleen
graduates
new
front l l
avg full ”W go to”
gigs”? penny :-
nma'i't “ti. mentor
.w
i .‘
Yesterday afternoon, James Roscoe, l
'7 ° ‘ ”I" DR Gov ‘Sf 3'ch
‘ ill IS Til A.” Oi
No. 2; Gazette Building, Norwalk.
I A Few valuable Suggestions '
H H T
1'
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will he found in the following items, showing some of the great valusl which we are offering our customers.
ladies’, Oenls’ and children’s Underwear.
One case Gents’ Iflxed Wool Random Shirts and Drawers,
One case Gents’ White Cashmere Shirts and Drawers,
One cane Gents' Heavy Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. 50c esch.
One case Gents' Mixed Merino Shirts and Drawers, 75c each.
We have just received another case of Sample Shirts and Drawers from the New York office of one of the leading
manufacturers. The sizes are 38, 40, 42 and 44, and we are selling them at 69:
worth $1.
One case Ladies“ Jersey Ribbed Heavy Weight Vests and Pants, 250 each.
It" for 500.
One case Merino finish Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, Oxford cut, the hi st
market. Price 50c.
Lsdles' Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants. shrunk yarn, price 753 and 31.
We have a full line of Wright's Genuine Health Underwear in Ladies‘, Gente', and Children‘s.
fort, durability, nor-irritating and sanitary qualities, they are unsurpassed.
Ohildren’s Underwear in” all Qualities.
Ladies‘ Combination Suits in cotton and wool, price 31, 01.50, 92
I‘d-’Edferfciummfs.
T-loyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l2
At scnllflllt ill
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CT.
goodsgworth 40c, our price on them is 20:.
500 each.
each. The poorest garment among them is
This is as good a garment as. many stores 7
quality and the best fitting vest in the
For warmth, co 3;
IT’S
THE EV :NT or THE SEASON.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE FI-
MOUS ROMANTIO IOTOII.
To the Dress Goods Buyers
Is it nt‘all'strnngs that we are putting
freshlifc into every part of the store?
.\cver before have we shown goods of
Something New Flu Fall.
Every one knows knows hard it is to . e~
cure great. values in hosiery. We
therefore, enabled to show for this fa
the greatest values in Ladiess’, Men’s an
:a
._...
Ata meeting ofthe Bridgeport Board In 5‘
Run Man all.
Supported by his excellent company in
The lurslcan Bus.
A powerful Dramaia slx acts by Alex. Dn-
I
Th e Corsican Brothers will be presented
here with all the scenery. costumes and effects
as used in all the large cities in the Unlt:d
States.
Prices, 350. 60c, 750. 8|. 0?
Hoyt’s Opera House
One Solid West Commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER I4.
BUBB
OOMEOY COMPANY.
Challenge linud and Orchest m.
mucus, lllc, 20c, illh‘.
Theoreatest rcpertor company traveling.
at popular prices, luclut log the
Elmore Children. llllie lallose
Alfred Kelcy and E. M. Crane.
Roserved seat sale will open Friday morning
at. l‘lnlsml‘s drug slore, Numb Norwalk, and
Weed's drug store. Norwalk. no
Norwa'lk Opera House.
ONE NIGHT
TllUllSOll. OCTOBER ll.
The famous RENTZ-BANTLEY
llOIElll lllO OUUIESOUE 00.
”Mill: LRAVIT’I‘. Proprietor and Manager.
Up-To-Date and Better Than Ever.
N EW MI'SICA I. lilTIiLIO'I‘TA
“Willi. OE Olllll."
A Satire on tho Raging Sensation.
Tl'illry.
MAGNIFICENT NEW BUBLESQ 'JE
Robin Hood. Jr.
Itcpleie with Sensational Features. limitl-
some Women. Magnlitccnt Costumes. Bright.
Sparkling Music.
A NEW SERIES OF
LIVING PICTURES
he rfeotlon of art.
Seatrnow on sale at Weed's sud ’I'omllron's
ru stores.
Pillars It). till and co cents.
’ Beauty’s Eyes
sometimes don't
see any better than
those of her plainer
sister unless she has
had them examined
byao optical expert
ill lam-“fir" been, third
w t's one ea are
of fig}... will: which we tale
mini too. Don’t take any further
' swit
your eyes.
Homer B. Hoyt.
am“ lyr
’ a. ll. Ilium
tho Mantis to t home’s
K's scarcity:
M
EHHIONI
c Solomon lam
Hi.
such excellent styles and grand quality
for so little money.
illinch Storm Serge, at 45c.
u u
Ml "
Fri-inch extra heavy Ser e, at 3|.
50-inch Satin Finished I on
50-inch Ox Iilood
“ 59c.
45-inch Crcpons, 75c.
50 short lengths Black Goods at half
regular price to close out the stock.
Colored G nod-3.
Fancy Boucle Plaids, 45c.
Plain Cheviot. Serge, brown, navy and
garnet, at 50c.
Fancy Novelties, 50 and 25c.
Dress Linings in all newest styles.
WINTER COATS AND WRAF’S.
25-inch Mixed Mohair Boucle Coats, $5,
7, $10.50, $11.50.
Ilcavy Beaver Jackets,
‘37
latest style sleeves. $10.50.
Jackets of finest quality of English
curled Iioucls cloth. silk lined, balloon
sleeves. L’tiinclies. very large pearl but-
tons. SIT and $23,
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.
eritta, at Nile.
inches long,
Children’s Hose. llc. wage. 2 for ‘Ze'vc. ill
07‘ I
_
UNDERVVIBAR.
()urunderwcarstock will be the most.
complete and the greatest; bargain in
town.
i.
The.
Great Attractions.
We have just received direct from ihb
importers a large line of
Wilton Rugs, at. $2.99.
Moq net Carpets, $1.
Velvets, 85c and $1.
Best Tapestries, 75c and 340412.
Ingraiu Ex. Super, including Lowell’
600 and 65c. I”
ripstmkhun Capes, 30xl0ll. $9, 812, 8
Electric Seal Capes, 30x100, $529.
Black French Conev Capes. 30x100, $63
so, $1350, >319.
Persian Lamb Capes, $38.
Monkey Fur, $19.50.
(‘loth Capes. 38, SH.
Silk I’lush. $10, $11, $12.
SCOFIELD & HOY I
98 Weshlngton Street. South Harwell, Bonn.
J
llWon’lbelong BelorelheWindBeginstoHnwl
around the north corner of your house and make
you think it time to beg‘n to rake over your extra blankets ard cromforlab‘el
Some of them are not as nice as you might wish. Now, a good counterpaue cove
a multitude of sins and we will this Week sells 93: Counterpane for 593:.
We are also
Headquarters for Blankets a
bathing makes a more comfortable or durable dress than one of the
we are uttering at 490. There is no limit to the length of time these
Extra
at lied Roclt Prices.
..«,..._. M “a...
Weight Serges a, ;
goods who
wear, providing you treat them half way right,
Twenty-live dozen Ladles’ Full Weight Ribbed Vests and Drawers. Th
would readily fetch .1, but we bought them right. You will get the bllneilt.
for the Special Ribbed Vest, at fills.
Cheaper grades of Ribbed Vests in extra values at 200 and 390.
mop...—
Just one leader to call your attention to the fact that ours Is the best
KITCHEN OEPABTMENT . ‘
in Fairlleld County.
vim--
A High Standard Brass mouu not,
with Imitation Onyx Standard. Rochester Burner. also Handsome BILLK SEEDS.
in fact all you could Ink for In .4 lamp—THIS WEEK OSLYa-our
lamp will be
BEST sauna smu ol mummy at
r:
price on m
$2. 4'9.
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