”Dunning la aerlouely ill ather
\‘ , of Norwalk, la on a
it” new mount book: for the
" leolloearrlved today.
, ndaon waeborn to Mr. and
my, oilforwalk, leat night.
, l .
" to, mean..- of n. n. Sherwood.
" “ athetmre nearing completion.
1, .
m Bowen, of Quebec, la visit-
Eebeeea Knapp, on Wnahington
" A. Coley arrived home last night
'ArmhktrlptoAtlanta. m. fatl will
”Mn-onetime Ionqr.
fie Junior
I
Endeavor “willy of the
"all: Congregational ’tlnurch will
tomorrow afternooz'
’ of Colf' Encampment
:viait Wnacneee lncampmeut in
Word,tomorrow' ght.
, :"-Ioeereamaod at lane's.
., . ' .
{Henry Hoyt formerly employed by
W Brother. but now of Sew
cinnamwaa ntown yesterday.
' HlIeSarab Fitch, of East avenue. who
_ been spending the summer in Quebec,
" Minted home forthc winter.
,‘ Talluadge Baker. one of the apprn'merh
in the Walter T. Gray estate. went to
Sitewberry mu yesterday and helped in'
mm and price Mr. Gray's property.
Captain W. H. Verity. who was scalded
Way by the hunting of a pipe on the
boiler of Ilia steamer. in now at Ma home
“Kayaeravenne. He in doing nicely and
WE ball right in a few daya.
, ~The purest colee at Lane's rentum'nnt
Jame C. Cutter died at his home on
Wit lain atreet, thin morning. lie was
.. mold mident of Norwalh. the father of
30h CJ'er, the well-known machiniat,
fl ofhlra. E. F. Knapp, of .‘lontb Nor-
will
The property-owner» on N’orth Main
{afloat are almost without exception in
layer of the Norwallt Street Railway
,odlttpalry double tracking itn line. and
» the-new track through Railroad p ace wlll
. My be double tracked.
no members ofBuckingbnm Poet, ll, A.
- 3., have received an invitation to attend
. isle Y. M. (I. A. nervice, sunday. and
‘ Ilaten tollev. T. K. Noble’anddrem upon
‘ Abraham Lincoln. o. u. Him will aim;
.aeeto entitled "'I'enting on the Old (lamp
,7 Ground"
. Meeting Liquor Attorney l2. 0. Hull
. and Justice M. E. fl'lirien. of Bridgeport:
have iaatituted mandamus promdlnp
W Treneurer Williams, of the town
.75me tocomprl him to pay them
about W0 due for teen in the recent
.‘m at the Danhury fair.
“he Lula M. Sniffer: has typewritten
., the plane and epecitlcntlonn for Martin
3 W’new building on Worthington
attuet and in now engagedon plane and
mom for Mn. '1'. o. Fumbam'e
.‘lilehouee at New Rochelle" W. S.
l Inapp, of South Norwalh. in the ambit
”I.
no funeral oern. Mary l’latt sum
W largely attended from tit. l’aul’a
nah-roll. yntetday attention at :29»
V”. The amlcea were nimple but
» ”9' e. They were conducted by
limit. it. Pond-minted by It". or. M.
W. Thehurlal wen In the dmrch.
Smith, of Annetuet. 'I'hetumor
‘ ma appear-an about a year ISO.
”, wan growing rapidly. Mn. Smith
‘ the operation someway,
anwgettlngalong nicely.
them-eating. thin evening. In
MW church. the
will he ”latlefaetory Pronto of
from"
WW: IIAPS AIIIISIWSIII
Illifllllillllfltlll‘llli IllVEll.
The Wet “Willem!
w-tiellaeter'tflllectwwllualcide
-0Iterllayeaad lithe".
The Sentinel ie on sale at the East Nor-
walk poet-office by ~ Irvin Smith. with
whom itema of newe for t a column can
Mlle Whitloelt, the young woman who
was at the residence of Mn. 8. B. Byxbee
a few days ago, and mynterioualy dilap-
peared, returned to the home the follow-
ing day. She in aald to live in Winnlpauk,
and had been visiting Mn. Byxbee. It In
thought her mind wan aomewhat aflecled
by reaeon of lllneeg. - '
)frt. Mary Callahan, who committed
anioide in New York city. Tuesday morn-
int, waa the wife of a ‘aailmaker who Win
employed by Benjamin Robertnon. The
inn 1m for Sew York that day and Mr.
Robertson baa not aince heard from him.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt, Rev. A. 8. Kara-
nagh, Rev. J. H. Slater and Rev. It. P.
Christopher were present and aaaiated the
pastor in the revival aervleeadaat night, at
the Ilaet Avenue Mrthodlat Epiacopal
church. Rev. A. s. Kavauagh preached
an intereatlng gospel aermoa from the
words. ”Never man apake like thia man."
ltev. If. P. Christopher followed with an
ear-ant exhortatlon. 'I’he munic waa
varied by the ringing of “Throw Out the
Life Line," by Mr. Hint.and a duet, “My
Friend and I," by Professor Meredith and
Mice .' Loretta Ainaworth. 'l'he evangelis-
tic aervleea will continue to-night and to
narrow night-Thu: evening Ker. Frank
A. Stanfield, of New Haven, is expected to
preach.
Yesterday afternoon. while Night
Watchman ll. J. Ilrowll wan asleep at his
home at mallard avenue. two men in n
buggy came by and called away hie young
bird dog, which waa wit the children in
hla ynrd. The children followed the men
acomidernble diatance up Maple avenue.
but could not ’get the dog from them.
The teen returned later without the dog,
but were not aeen by Mr. Ilrowu'a family.
Others: saw them take the dog. As the
parties are known they will probably be
arreetedJflr. Brown wan attached to the
dog. M it had been preacnted to him.
Mr». Walter 1'. Grey. of fitrawberry
Hill. halt been the victim of in number of
petty thieves of late. A ahort time ago a
quantity of elder was taken, and Sunday
night three men were seen to leave the
hennery with a number of fowl: in bags.
Sinclair Baker. on employee on the place.
tired a shot at one of the men and thinks
he must have hit him. at he dropped his
bag. containing nix chicken. but the
other two men kept on. and twelve chick-
ena are miuaed.
The time In drawing wear when East
.‘o'orwalk will have an Episcopal chapel
in which to womhip. St. Paul'n church,
through its rector, liev. 8. It. Pond. ia
laboring to that end. This district in a
minaitm of that venerable pariah and the
people are mmhlingin quarters which
are not no good no they ahould be. To a
fund which will more what is wanted.
Warden Edward Ii. .\'aeh. of Wentpori,
hen donated $100.
The Junior League meeting will be held
as mual Friday ufternoou. at the Plant
Avenue )Iethodiet I-Zpiacopal church.
Prof. Meredith will he prmt and sing
for thechildren. It will be open tothc
public at it o'clock.
John Tryou lute accepted the agency
for the exclueive male of Gen.
ham patent pena in Norwalk, and is fill-
Iag a number of large ordern.
flame one is evidently going to keep
warm the coming winter. (,3. II. Ala.
thorpe sold three Roumore mngee one dny
Iaet week.
Contractor Ilach haa commenced laying
the nldewalka. curb» and guitar: in front
of the residences on Ileury street.
The concert of hit. Paul‘a nil-aloe. poet-
poned from Tuuday night, will be given
tonight in Randall’e flail.
/
Smith and Daniel lillomtnedieu drove
Into the country. yeaterdey. on their an-
nual netting expedition.
line Settle Pitch. of Myrtle avenue.
he returned from a vielt with friend- in
Brooklyn. H-.-
In. cm Sherwood. of that Nor'walk.
ta vtatting flea. Loni-e 1!than Dartea.
”needle-Jihad Fleece. of Debora
evennmparenteofaaon.
' Allen Nay "awhile, offleeehleplaee. ha
been quite ill.
Alexeheenhaethetotlowlngto nay:
‘Meuetenaybehilled from Anni
«Mtzmpeetemmwhly;
waddle-”emulator Danette.
”common AegA
talent. Drama-althyearoa
:_.Meelaleeadtiefellewem
'v oar-ow ~-
tlsi "sumo
A litter Payer Patten at this Barnett
lay It light-ed by title. the llama.
We have made special arrangements
with the agenta of the celebrated Bauer
Glove-Fitting Patterna, by which we can
preaent to one lady reader- some of their
very neweat and choice-t patterns of gar-
mente. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
' pany each pattern. ~
WMMEQ’JNVERNE” CAPE
HINTS BY AX MAN'I‘ON.
An outeid ' garment that is stylish and
practical for achool, beat. or general wear,
is here ahown, made of dark blue double
faced chariot. that has a rough surface,
and displays that handmme Gordon
tortu- on its underside. The cape
illustrates one of the newest modes. and
will be found very comfortable and thor-
eughly protective. The under cope is fit-
led in loose eacque style, joining the
fronts in ahoulder and under arm seam e.
The hides and back full in ripples to three-
quarter length. closing in front with but.
tons and buttonholee. Large arm eyes
are provided to admit on may adjust-
ment. thcupper cape covering the drone
sleeves. Deep poekcta are placed on each
front at convenient depth, and n rolling
collar finishes the neck. The upper (rape
in circular shape in included in the collar
seam. button and buttunbolm being pro
vided near the top. Mixed. fancy and
plain coatings, tweed, chevoit, whlpcord.
cloth and heavy serge will make up bond-
The quantity of 54—inch wide material
required to make this cape for a miss ‘ten!
years old in 4 yards; for one fourteen years
old, «i H yards; for one xixteeu years old,
4 it! yards.
The pattern. which is No. (W32, is cut in
four sizes, for ten, twelve, fourteen and
sixteen year eizen, and retails for thirty
cents.
trauma tannin coupon-
ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE. OF NO. «as. '
Cut thin out. till in your name and addraer
and mail or take to
Stunelanl's Bargain House-
PA’I'I'IRN No. sane.
'I'hla coupon and Ill eta. will secure .va
turn at Stunevant‘a. North Main and
no etrmu. South Norwalk. l
0. ll. HARVEY?
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main etreet. Ronth Not-walk.
WANTED [IMIDIAI‘ILY~
Two German and four Bweedlsh girls for
general housework. and two each. Comma-
tent laundreee doalrue work by the day or will
take It home. tint clau work.
Ladlea desiring bet in no null 11
now obtain the name lvmmedial'alrp my!!! 5?
THAT you BROKE Your.
00LLY5@ couwmumu
tr wants hyCRYING 'nLLYOVR
"I’lté'wel’e RED? 0h nomy
lllllc ’SWEET. such a thin:
me man you suomo
luv: YOUR PA MEND lit
FAG E's ‘5
'“glfifi LU E
idly
TO ADVERTISERS.
Ohangu cannot be from -
teodtbetamedayeop thund-
edin. Everyman la alert
willbe made to accommodate
but ohangeoannot be
uponaee‘
on“o o’clock
In
“may
' of ‘da ne-
W“ 10’ _
aomely. with lining of plaid or fancy milk. ”5
MICK“ CllllIC OPERA Cl).
3 PPOSE MVLITTL‘E DARLIM mm
W .
is in
No. 2 Gazette Bu
We are daily reoelvl New Gooda
care and In airlet harmony 3f
beautiful weavee and dealgne. at
Forty inch All Wool Mlatnm.
tom 5 ‘. worth 75c.
l
Fancy Mohair and All Wool Novelties, ”inches
wide 500.
Tufted Bonnie. 40 inches wide. 75c.
Diagonal Suitinge, 54 Inches wide. 75c.
Mohair Crepone.
v English Storm Cheviot.
Figured Granite Clothe.
We are now showing the largest and most complete collection of
waves are the newest and most deeirahle,
within the reach of all.
Black Satin Duebeeae. 75c. 1.00. 1 25
Black Brocade Groe Grain. 1.00
Black Brocade Dumbeeae. . __..
Black Surab. all qualities.
Alto a full line of Cbeny Broa.’ Fancy Tefl'etae.
th the «mend- of
prion ranging from 8.50 to 11.60.
250. worth 890.
Forty inch All Wool Mixturee in rich oolorings. 500
Filly-four Inch All Wool and Cemel’e Hair tux-
A
ilding. N
DRESS GOODS.
of or description and ualit .
gladenartment. Bullion-ed: of
The selection. are
made with the m . ‘
single Dr m Pt I! teat
:uroo'le blgn chm noveltlea, 7
£eg Inch All Wool Mixturee and Diagonal: 395,
New etylee in Plaid: for wattle, 25c, illie, 500 and 75o.
BLACK GOODS.
India Serge, 38 lnohee wide, 896;
India Semen. 46 inohea wide. 500: well worth 75c.
Imperial Serge, 46 lnchee wide, 500, the beat goods for
I the money we have shown.
worth
would be cheap at 50c.
Silk Finish Henriette.
Silk Finish Brilliantlne.
S I L K S.
_ High Class Novelty Silks ever shown in town. The
the colormge. dealgna and combinations are rare and exquisite and the prices are
. l 50. | Black Groa Grain flilk. 750, 1.00, l 25, l 50.
| Black Brocade Taffeta. 50c. 75c. 85c.
l Rich Black Penn do Bole.
l Elegant Plaid Toilette for waists and trimmings.
VELVETS.
Colored Trimming Velvete, all shades. also Black Velvet: and Velour du Nord,eepeclnlly Imported for Cupee,32
inches wide.
TRISTLRAM &
fulcrfet’nmrnfa.
lion's THEATRE
litre lliglns llnly. commencing
THURSDAY. 001’. 24.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
llllie. Akerstrom,
In her new piers. THURSDAY NIGHT
and SATURDAY M A'I‘INEE.
It
A Brave little Woman."
FRIDAY NIGHT.
II a
:’ llan, a Ragged lltromt.”
Fol-benefit of South Norwalk Athletic club.
SATI'RDAY NIGHT.
"The Story of a crime."
Supported by a strong company. ‘
TWO NEW SPHH‘ACULAK IDAIt CBS
with electric and calcium effects. Pricea 150.
... ......,--......_M _ .nw.._....
.. 3. (lie. Saturday matinee seata reaerved.
children lilo. adultafio. Seats on rain Mon-
day at Plateled’a and Weed‘a drue “0st- cl}
EX'FRA. 2
HOYT’S THEATRE.
one WEI-2K
Commencing loudly, (lot. 28.
lllA'l‘lNEIl WED and SAT.
«to ARTISTS «tn.
AMAZON Murmurs? Holman-s (‘osri'mzsg
Monday, "MASCDI‘TE."
Tuesday. "dAlil l’AsHA." .
Dg'odneaday. "PRINCESS 0F TREBIZON-
Thursday. "l-‘RA DI AVOLO."
Friday. ' CRIMES 0F NORMANDY."
Saturdam' LA I’ERICHOllE. ‘
Weoneeda Matinee. "AAID PASHA."
Semi-duty atlnee. "PRINUESS OI" TRE-
BIZOND ."
rnwee. 15. 25. or. sled 50 Cents.
Matinee—Adults :1». Children Inc. to all
parts of the notice.
Seats now on sale at Plaietm'e and Wegd‘e
0
scent of it all is {
HYATT, NORWALK, CT.
HOYT,
Cox-“lips;
THE POPULAR
llry floodsmlurnilure House
OF SOUTH NORWALK,
3
Have Just Received a New and Fresh lssonmenl of
LA DIES’ COATS and CAPES
in all the Most Fashionah'e Styles.
It In like a dream come true. We are daily having ladies returning with a
friend to inspect our stock of Coats and Capes. What does it mean?
Goods that you want. Quality and prices that you are looking for.
The whole store is swinging forward gracefully in every department. The
HONEST GOODS, l
LOWEST PRICES. 9'
Dress Goods.
Hosiery.
Furs.
Furniture.
Trimmings.
Notions.
Feather Boas.
Carpets.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
it Washlngton Street. South llorwalli. llonn. ’
drug store.
~.
NORWALK PATTERN Will
0. ll. llSlllllllPi, Prnpiitlnt
Hardware :-: Specialties.
Pei-bane you're thinking of buying a Bicycle
next eprinn.
Why not buy one now. and rave about one-
fourth what you would pay all monthe hence?
We are agente hr the celebrated Clem-land.
Imperial and Male-tic Bicycles; none better
Wewlll make it reduction of Eli per cent.
from‘hrrgular price: for the balance of the
non .
A few second hand wheels at your own
price.
Purcllmrutauaht to ride in our new Bl-
oycle Academy.
CALL AND SEE AT THE
STORE EAST END OF
B R I D G E.
“at.
00706”
A llltglng
lleclmtlon.
Hinge for belle» and
belle that ring~nilver
chiming belle on
clack. of modern and
., than of unthe dealgn
‘2 butnllunlqueln their
way. Binge of gold
plain with and game; rings of tilver or any
other metal you prefer. but brass—those
we do not carry.
llaalEslate and Insurance.
wanna-run m.
4
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WE ARE HAVING
Some Improvements Made
To the back of our atore in order to throw more light on our Drrre Gouda counter
While theae changes are In prognee we know it will not be as comfortable chop-
ping as when finally completed.
We, however, received but week one shipment of $1,275 worth of
New Dress Goods,
And about $000 thla week. While alterations are in progreee we are going to throw
three new goods out at absolute 0031‘, in fact. we shall place the entire stock of
Wool Dreee Goode at exactly what they cost us. The time when this sale will
close in romewhat Indefinite. but the carpenters promise to finish by Thursday.
When they go,:the prince go up.
'l‘hla will bring the price of the following goods. such as 25c Plain Colored
Caehmeree. to 180 per yard.
500 All Wool Henrietta. at prlcaa ranging from 330 to 890 per yard.
600 All Wool Bootoh [Mum and Fields, and they are bbautlee. at 290 per yd.
800 All Wool 80 in. Flannel Dress Gouda, at 25c per yard.
980 quality of 47 in. Black Deepen edoeta. all wool, at lite per yard.
the quality of Fancy Spot. All Wool French Fanciee, at the per yard.
25o Plalde. at lilo per yard. and Iota and Iota of other: in mailer quantltlee.
Remember we only guarantee thie tale to lut until Wedneeday night. When
you can get goods at theta prloee it behooves you to buy early and often. What’e
more. there it
Only one place you can get them at and that is
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