ugofasub-pflmary
of p , defile Ferris,
‘ I j over eighty
. ; . p ,
' Singing society an-
‘ [Wuulbnt talent which
' V in the concert at Hoyt's
liovember 11th, for the bane-
W and heaters. A call at their
if“, ”M! you that your wants can
tration for the night school, to
sli'klin street next week Mou-
mattress tonight at 7:30. at the
‘u street school. All desiring to
embers should present them-
aecure tickets.
I'M Sealey, George C. Lockwood,
‘ DannrA. E. Bohme and Mayor—
0. Wheeler, of Nervnlk, went to
, yo, last night, and attended a con
”Kismet Temple, Order of the
. Shrine. _ ”is
g the visitors at the Franklin
mocha], this morning, were Mrs. M.
._ ,‘ Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs. Lewis
' MrsJ. A. Light and Mrs. Frank
(iraw. , Those attending the morning
(ably at 9 o’clock were well repaid by
theorising and marching of the pupils.
use policy business has practically been
destroyed by the danger surrounding the
mg of the game and in place of the six
fi's’sven regular policy establishments of
which Bridgeport once could boast, the
only games now in existence are those of
slow "rumors,” who are walking policy
ahops. Even those, it is said, ilnd poor
I pickings among their clients.
‘ ‘ games are always enjoyable.
le winter evenings. Today W. S,
Want advertises something in this
It is Peek-a-Boo. It is sold at a
I; Wmnahle price. A special induce~
”it is offered for Saturday. with every
Whale to the amount of twenty-five
seats.» over. A pretty night lamps will
She given to these customers.
The game of football to be played on
,malk Park, next Saturday. between
“0.3. H. C. A. and the Daubury teams,
fiifled‘forvihrd to with much anticl-
y’mzbylovers of the game. There is as
old rivalry between the teams, which
‘, dose not seem to wipe out. Norwalk
Will's/e one of the best teams which she
haeever put in the field, and it is rcport'
Tthat Daubury has,been growing its
' since last Spring especially for this
9am The “rooters” should be on
W‘jn force to cheer for the Not-walk
_ by! and victory. Danbnry is to bring
down quiteu delegation. and good sport
poked for.
(xoawm NEWS ON FIFTH PAGE.)
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
MIMI About the Coming and
‘ ' Bell] of Norwalll People.
_ }.Del’orest, mother and son, of New
Ween. attendedzthe performance at
Hart’s Theatre, last night.
~ lie. 8. D. Avery, of Ely avenue. has as
Murat Mrs. Julia} Fee. of Clairmont
past, N. J.
l , Wallace Punzelt has been entertaining
his main, Robert Langettc. of New
Hwy Govern has [returned from n
5 Mill. trip through New York state.
BliAllCllVlLLE. ”'
3 Hrs. John Farwell and daughter Edna
Moo Mrs. Andrew Godfrey, 'l‘llesday
' “Katie Williams is spendingo few
“firth her grandmother, Mrs. ii. N.
,fllfldepnieflllttle left here last Monday
“but home in New Yorklclty.
, ‘ John H.5Wllliame in visiting in
MM. Conn.
utilisadaud eon Joe apent Tue»
“Ounces. .
”it Alice Quins took a trip to Nor.
flmILWW ..... M.
l ‘ HOWAYTON.
up»... Mm... ..
>5 reunion of the Knowltou family will
m in Hartfordtunltha'day of the
' ' the “melons! Thomas Knowi-
m November lflb. All access
. John, William and Deacon Thom-
" ,Aomwheeams to this country
”mounted toll» present, and
the hoses apnea Ir. Jase this
moored silage and a derrick,
. tytoraisstbshorsebytheiruss.
W '-iaanwashsrsthismon-
. Manama-doommhlch
from that places in days
Wot-dilly My, the
,w have stern and sold
ills sl
W
you: no: in mun on
may one so: or ill! llIVEll.
mmmr.silmwa a n-
umlcllmeu com» inaugu-
port-Hallsssflirayssillm
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
waik post-odes by Irvin Smith, with
whom items of news for t column can
also be left. ,
At the conference of the Advent Christ-
ian church in Bridgeport, yesterday after-
noon,the ministerial committee reported
that F. S. Aiusworth, of East Norwalk,
had been prevailed upon to accept orders.
He is acting pastor of the Advent church in
this place.The conference voted that orders
be conferred upon Mr. Ainsworth. When
the decision of the meeting was told ,him
he simply said "Pray for me." The con-
ference immediately offered up prayed.
Yesterday mornings’ session conference
opened with prayed by Mrs. Woodruil
and Mr. Storm. President Davis appoint
ed H. C. Smith and William Aimsley a
committee on credentials. A letter of
dismissal was gluon W. J. Higby to the
Hooslc Falls district, at his own request.
Tht right hand of fellowship was extend-
ed to William Gidd. A collection ,was
taken up to defray the expenses of" the
delegates who attended the Chelsea con-
ference. E. Z. Ellis, of Daubury, made a
gratifying report of the Home Missionary
socity. The report shows that there is
Mar 235 in the treasury. it was voted
to admit the Advent Christian church of
Danbury into the conference. it was
voted to renew the preaching licenses
to L. B. Sherman, F. P. Converse and F.
H. Shultz, of Bridgeport. The minister-
ial committee recommended that preach-
ers‘ license be renewed to William Aims-
ley, of Waterbury, and to Frank J. Cur-
tis, of Torrington. The recommendations
were adopted.
It is understood that Secretary Maus-
fleld. of the Tramway company, will soon
have a petition in circulation among East
Norwnlk people. which will be sent to the
Secretary of War, asking him to make
re lations preventing the draw from be-
“1510p” during certain hours.
ll}. W. Whitehouse, of Augusta, Maine,
administrator of the Charles W. Savage
estate, was in town today. He will exhi»
hit his administration account to the
Norwalk Probate Court for adjustment
on December ii, at 10 a. m.
Dennis Valentine's skipjack, lying on
Riverside avenue, was disarrauged by the
squall. Moaday afternoon, but [is now
properly fixed for the winter, the cover
which blew off having been replaced.
All application has been made to the
Norwalk Probate Court for the sale of
real estate belonging to the late Charles
W. Savage. A hearing on the application
will be held November b'. at 2 p. m.
(7. Ii. Alsthorpo has just finished set-
ting up a Carton furnace in Mrs. Rowena
Taylor's new house on the Gregory Point
road. Mrs. Taylor moved into the house
yesterday.
Miner l). Randall’s new house on River-
side aveuue, now approaching completion,
will be heated by steam. (J. H. Alsthorpe
will commence putting in the plant next
week.
Rev. ”scar illudcgren. pastor of the
Swedish church. will preach in New lla-
ven next Sunday. ‘liis pulpit here will be
supplied by Rev. ilrlterlllud, of lirooklyn.
Sevorai East Norwalk young men are
arranging for a dance to be held in Volun-
teer liose house, November It».
hits. A. H. lieakeu and daughter, Mara--
meue, of New York,nrc visiting Mrs. E. ll.
Blackburn. to First avenue.
Mrs. A. lllckl-l, of Sllclbllrne Falls. rc-
turncd home yesterday from a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. lliaokburu.
George liopklns returned to llranford
today,comlng here yesterday to attend
his brother's wedding.
Mrs. W. liollghton. of Waterbury, was
a guest yesterday of Mrs. W. (J. Thomas.
East avenue.
Mrs. Robert Bellmf Brooklyn.ls a guest
of her sister, Mrs. G. if. Alethorpe, River.
side avenue.
Mrs. James 8. Carpenter, of East ave-
nue. is entertaining Mrs. W. T. Sands. of
Brooklyn.
it". A. J. Smith will return tram Mon-
roe today. and conduct the prayer meeting
tonight.
Mrs. II. J. Pierce, offli‘tivmids avenue.
sum
new cam repugnant.
Osborn Broihers’ Properly mm by
the Consolidated for a Union Station
President Clark has announced that the
bury.
Anew union depot for the Dsubury'v
and Norwalk and New England roads
will be erected at once in that city.
MM
POWLMI AIOIEIEIITS.
. Princess of Trehlzonds.
“The Princess of Trebizonde" was the
attraction presented by the MacKay 0p-
era company, at Hoyt’s Theatre, last
night. -.The production was more of a
farce-comedy than opera, comparatively
little vocal work being done. Tonight
”Said Pasha‘,”‘one of the best operas, in
the repertoire of the company. will)»
sung, and in which all the members will
appear. Tomorrow night the charming
"Fatinltza" will besung. -
“Tlls Black Creek."
A special feature of the production of
“The Black Crook" is the number of
European specialties, among which are
from the circus Cisiuelll, St. ' Petersburg,
Russia, and the quartette of Folly Dan-
cers. from the Folios Bergerac, Paris. In
fact. the entire production is said to be
exceptionally strong in all departments.
The same attention to detail will be dis-
played that characterized its production
last season. Over sixty people will .be
employed and two baggage cars are neces-
sary to transport the paraphernalia'cf the
company. Louise Montrose is the Carliue-
"A Sam's Check."
Charles E. Blaney’s Farce Comedy com-
pany. in “A Baggage Check," will, We
are told, have one of the strongest casts of
farciers seen in one company, James '1‘.
Kelly, Lizzie Moorose, Louis Martiuetti,
W. S. Sully, Charles A. Morgan, ' Lida
Clark, Kittie Gilmore, The Nicholas Sis-
ters, Anna Sanford and other». The force
is said to be one of the best of this young
author's long list of successes. M r. Bla-
ney is the author of“.\ Railroad Ticket."
"A Summer Blizzard” and Ward and
Volles' hit, “ A Run on the Bank." Nor—
walk Opera House. Saturday night.
A Supreme Test in a quiet corner, at.
be willing to risk your life for me? lie—-
Only try me! She—Then go down to the
supper-room and get me something to eat
"Well," said the man who was reading
the paper. “there‘s one woman who
doesn't get the last word when she argues
with her husband." Is it possible?”
“Yes. She married a professional pugi-
he.
' - Rings for belles and
t, belle that ring—«liver
chiming bells on
clocks of modern and
., those of anthe design
s but all unique intheir
way. Rings of gold
plain with and gems; rings of silver or any
other metal you prefer. but brasewthose
we do not carry.
A Ringing
lltclsrstion.
906——
B. Iloyt.
Taylorat Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
'AIHIIG‘I‘OU "REIT.
Persons looalu fora lot. or noose anoint
with the view 0 porch-am . re invited to
call a‘nd examine grails: the five them {out
use a eve o e c v resume
prices and £3; terms. so” tr
Homer
a. ll. lllllltl's
City Employmem Agency.
in North Mala street. Math Harwell.
HAITI!) twnnnlasanw
Two German and four stedlsh girls for
general housework. and two mils. Compo-
lant Ian-dress desires wort by the day or will
.123 hmlmlrlimh I lwork’y capacity can
as use cg e a so
now obtain the same immediately. at. t!
OVLROOA'FS
New lot in Blue and Black.
$6.00 T0 fl 1 0.00
Talloramade, latest at is, satin waists
aud'sleevei aings.
lllsronsl thul Colts in Bills
and Blast.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H . GOODWIN ,
170 WASHINGTON STREET.
is recovering from a meat illness.
, betasaslafiisvidalty.‘
' 3W:
llliilllllllllll,
ohm
50 bar loal.
., r'
m“ l i
Consolidated road has bought Osborn .
- Brothers’ property on White street, Dane
Zarzella and LaVeraon, in acrobatic feats
the reception—She-—h’ou say you would 4
Blltll ll lie llllllll Hospital
Ger-sets new my and German
mus-u
taken advantage of this advance.
means a saving. '
Minimum.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK
Commencing liondsy. not 28.
MATINBE Will). and SAT.
lllclll CllllIlI OPERA c0.
THEIII OWN OBOHESTBI.
lo ARTISTS 40.
AMAZON Mancnsss llouosolrs COSTI'MES;
Mendsy. "CRIMES or NlanANDY."
eeday. "Flu I)! svono."
Dgyedneaday. “PRINCESS 0F TRElliZON-
Thursday. "um msuax-
Friday. "l‘A‘l‘lNlTZA "
flaturdaV.‘ "alum l‘l'."
Wedneula Matinee. "LA PERIOHOLE."
Saturday alinee. “William-is 0F Titli-
alzosns."
PRICE?) 15, 25. 85 all 50 Cents.
Matmgdults ale. Children loo. to all
m one .
'Bssss'now meals at Pldstad's and Weed's
rug stores. oZl
llOllWilJl OPERA HOUSE
~8stllrllsy. llovemhsr 2.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Mirth and Merrimeut.
CHARLES. E. BLANEY'S big
FAIOE OOMEOY OOMPAIY'8
LATEST SUCCESS
I BAGGIGE CHECK.
Headed by James '1‘. Kelly. Lizzie .\ielrose
anllasuperb cast. flee the
TRILBY Ql’AlllliLLI‘l,
21ml CENTURY GIRLS.
ATHLETIC GIRLS.
All flovelilee.
iii) NEW and ORIGINAL SPECIALTIES.
More music than a comic opera.
Prices. plant. 75 cents. all cent; 25 cents.
Matinee, 50 cents and 25 cents.
seats on sale at Weed‘s drug, store. Nor-
walk. and Tomllnson's drug storr. South Nor-
wall 028
inaudible Hoist.“
TOESO“. NOVEMBER 5.
COMING
iN ALI. ITS BUPERLATIVE EXCELLENCE
The NasterWork of Spectacular Romances
THE
BLAOK BROOK
in tour acts and sixteen tableaux.
Written by the isle 0hr. Barres.
:l Bewitcbln ly Lovely Premiere 3
A uartette of touch Quadrille Dancers
en .xcsptloually liealltlllll (anyphses ‘Jfl
liar [malls of Bilmrtlloml Scenery
Tons of Mass ve Armor
ll “rand Ballets ii
A Host of European 8 olaltles.
Hundreds of Parisian ostnmes.
Tho Positively llnsxcelied Transform»
lion Stone.
Priors lilo inc. 21c. Mia on sale at Word’s
on store. erwalh:'i‘omilaaon'e. Booth Nor-
wal . um
s
Hoyt’s Opera House
Brand local and In-
, *slrumenlal Canaan.
—l'0!t Till»
lflflil. Will!!! H.
«Willi Till nuances 01’ Till-
II I . II. New
rsor. HAIL Diflila MEMOR-
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st
No.2 “ Gazette uilding,
' FUR CAPES. . ,
For months past we have been plsanlog and providing for this Fall's
in unwise we had made our purchases. Since then prhesof
Every cape we sell is fully guaranteed by us.
the new flaring collars and the best trimmings and
"mm
we nave ALL Lnsoras IN
Electric Seal. China Seal. Algerian Seal.
Wool Seal.
Parties intendioghto purchase a cape this season who are n
and we will hold the garment until required.
_ alum .lllllKETi Allll urn.
We are receiving new Jackets and Capes every day; Misses‘. Children's and Infants' Closke.
mm
Ladies’f—‘Coats
~AND-
apart one day for bargains, but
are below our competitor's.
Eluh Bolldlag, llomsls, Bonn.
M__-w -mw
plug as when finally completed.
New Dress
When they gogthe prices go up.
Costumes, to lilo per yard.
more. is
3.!
THE
“fl is. 7'
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henna—M. . .
”*1”! ~37”
dbl. ' . fill.
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m
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, we
Aetrakhan.
lilarten and French Coney.
newline just opened.
TRISTRAM; & HYATT, NORWALK, CT.
*
Hill.
FUR CAPES.
’It is always bargain day with us. We do not not
they are always
found in any department of our store.
urns dilemmas.
Examine our stock and be convinced our prices
scurllllll llllll,
it Washington Street. South llorwslll, noun.
-m.w‘.__...... w»... W
VVE ATKE H A" IN G
Some improvements Made
To the hack of our store in order to throw more light on our Dress (loods counter
While these changes are in progress we know it will not be as comfortable shop-
We, however. received last week one ahlpmcut of $1,273 worth of
Goods,
And about 0000 this week. While alterations are in progress we sire going to throw
these new goods out at absolute COST, in fact. we shall place tho entire stock of
Wool Dress (intuit at exactly what they cost us. The time when this sale will
close is somewhat indefinite. but the carpenters promise to fiolllh by Thursday.
This will bring the price of the following scale. such as 2ch Plain Colored
the All Wool Henrietta. at prices ranging from 33:: to me per yard.
We All Wool Scotch matures and Fields. and they srsbesultles.
30c Ml Wool llll la. flannel Dress (loads. at the per yard.
lilo quality of 4"! in. Black Crepoa sleet. all wool, at ”a pit yard.
its quality of Fancy iipct, All Wool heath holes. at the :per yard.
sacrum.» ltcpsrysrlinaliloteaoll Iolsototbuslumilltrqosam
Remember we only guarantee this sale to last until Wednesday Mt. Whole
youcsa‘hzaoodssttheseprlcsslththoovesyoo tohuysarly soil often. What's
“Wow”.
llnly one place you can gal them at and that is
o
. Nor alk.
for business Before other merchants were
, almost every kind of fur hive advanced). We have not
but propose to give our'oustomers the benefit of it Thus you can sea why buying of us
They are made of the choicest skins and in the latest styles. All have
at fully prepared to do so, can make their selection now
Norwalk Chronicler