nu.- They See u... «on
‘M Nomsiit and Vicinity
”their Diurnal Journeyman '
will not. be returned to the Nor-
York route next summer. and
‘ non of lack of patronage.
Bradley was seen buying a
of bolts this morning. Evidently
this! is afraid of a visit from burglars.
V " was informed that the hard-
‘flma had sold more bolts Within the
, two weeks than in a year before.
4...... sale I. on at the South Norwulk
” Rf”, store. . Immense bargains are of-
M and prices are most reasonable. In
my quality is at thetop of the ladder and
unless at the bottom. A glance over their
.‘d'artlaement and a look at thelrcounters
manure you of the values to be found
than. A nineteq: cent sale. Never be-
fore did nineteen cents boy so much as it
will there now.
i The Puritans were strict, and if you
will so to W. S. Sturtevant's you will find
“a Puritan coffee pots he has for sale
”strictly first class. There has been no
finishing yet, but be prepared by owning
anus strap of bells such as he has, all at
"Very reasonably figures. The new puz~
Isle, “Peek-a-Boo," will be given today
. 'with every purchase to the amount. of
,, fifty cents or over.
(NORWALK NEWS ON FIFTII PAGE.)
Coming—Ex-Priest Slatkery.
Father Slattery. the famous converted
priest, is coming to Norwalk. lie is said
to he the most powerful and eloquent
‘ speaker Eon “Bomanism” that has ever
appeared in our city. lie challenges any
priest or bishop to meet him in debate.
and salt is his first visit to this city. we
predict overflowing houses. It is the
best class of people who go to hear him.
. Donot fail to hear his inspiring eloquence
wand convincing arguments. as he is a
'ilost charming and captivating speaker.
-. no holds his audience spell-bound. if
your) once. you will go again. He comes
highly endorsed. and is to lecture in the
Norwalk Opera House. next Wednesday
night, November 20. Subject. “Why I
~ I Left the Roman Catholic Priesthood, and
‘ l.l'hat ISaw Therein.” Mrs. Slattery.
, formerly known in the convent as Sister
~Iary Elizabeth. will lecture to ladies
. only, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
$10 In the only Sister at present lecturing
onthelAnier-iean sustain?" tuner Slat-
I’ary will lecture to men only, Thursday
night, on ”File Secrets and Mysteries of
the Confessional." Mr. Slattcry In a
hndlome. flne looking man. six feet
three inches in height. In every city hun»
dudshave been turned away. nimble to
gain even standing room. llis lectures
will be the talk of Norwalk. llo not fail
to attend the first lecture, the admissions
“than cheaper. Ladiesnnd gentlemen
both admitted. All lectures different.
See adverlisement in today's paper.
DABlEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. J. M. Edney is visiting her daugh-
tar. Mrs. Otto Kraft, in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Manta Sweeney has bet-n entertain-
her brother. John Stream-y.
Thursday a horse was being clipped in
.George Leonard's stable at Noroton, when
the clipping machine caught and the
animal kicked Charles Keclcr in the right
side. Two of his ribs were. broken.
J. D. Crinimons und‘ family returned
today to New York. for the winter.
T. J. Trowbridgc. of (Tollnndcr’u Point,
is tearing down part. of his house to get
I ~ ready to remodel it.
Clarence Scolield has threc new street
lamps on Noroton avenue.
CRANBURY.
Charles llouton and wife were Icndcrcd
asurprisepnrty at their home in (‘rnn
bury, iItri. evening. A very enjoyable
time is reported.
Mrs.Melvllin llowus, of \Vcstpori. is
Visiting Mrs. l“. l-‘. lflnrk.
Miss Currie E. (ire-gory has returned
home after a visit with Mrs. E. S. 'l‘nylor.
, Rev. l". E. Robbins will preach in the
ch-vel~stassls!_»_..m
connecticut Palsnts.
The following were granted Nov. 1'2.
105. List furnished from ofllces of A. M.
Wooster. patent lawyer and solicitor.
Bridgeport. Conn:
II. 0. Canfleld. Bridgeport. basin plu :
1!. W. Evans. Bridgeport. cartridge ho -
liar: If. A. House, Bridge ort. steam gen~
orator: H. W. Lyon. Brl l‘geport. garment
lappomr; W. It. Porter. ew Haven; two.
pendulum clamp: JJ‘. Molloy. New Ila-
m. buckle; W. Mason. Now! even, mag
all“ firearm: L. L. Hepburn. New Haw
aunt seine III-earn): I-‘. C. Graven.
. making ready: (5. I). May-
‘5
der-
Hartford, are lam}? {lobe hol~
R. N. Pratt. art on]. com-
, tion of matter for molded articles; W.
H Richards. New Hartford: car wheel;
“talker. New Hartford, two, horse can.
name. C. Terry. New Hartford. float
lam for 0 rating valves-J. A.Grlf«
. flarlden. p easure coastln course;
ll Danbnry. combined backboard
desk .li. Davenport. of Norwich.
nfidevloe for break down guns: 0. B.
. “burg 2. list brim ponncin ma»
:F.W. ignourey Bristol. hn letla
. Trademarks-w .H.Browa&Co..
Haven. boring bits: Willlmsatlr
company, Hartford. spool cotton.
, .M moot be guaranteed the
“amt-name». Everym-
mwwumow
EAST sue stuns.
vruous IIAPS Alli] mania or
THE nun sue or TIIE mvn.
Sunday at the Methodist Church —'I’he Savage
Homestead altered for sale -—-Vsrlous
liens and Mishsps.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor-
waik post-olllce by Irving Smith. with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left.
The subject selected by the pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. for Sunday morning. is “My ll‘a
thcr's Will.“ The theme for the people’s
service in the evening will be “Man in the
Fire." Ii‘ree seats and every one Welcome
at all the services of this church.
The homestead of the late ('lmrlcs \\'.
Savage. on Riverside avenue. now occu.
pied by Peter Decker. n picce of salt
meadow and a tract of land on Bridgi-
street. are offered for sale by Eugene W.
thi-tahouse. of Augusta. mlministrntur.
of Mr. Suvage's estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Osborne have been
staying with Mrs. Osborne’s sister, Mrs.
Winfield S. IIanford, for the past two
months, and will continue to reside there
until their new home on Riverside avenue
is completed.
Rev. A. J. Smith purchased yesterday,
for his sisters. Mrs. Mary II. Home and
Miss Matilda E. Smith, the residence of
M. Ii. Super. on Ilenry street. They will
take possession the early part of next
week.
James Evcmien and S. W. \‘elsor have '
been appointed a committee to arrange
for the ordination of Francis S. Alas.
worth to the ministry of the Advent
Christian church.______
Tile infant class of the limit. Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school are
preparing for an entertainment to be held
in the lecture-room on Wednesday even
ing, November ‘30.
William E. Marvin. of East Norwalk,‘J
was elected delegate to represent the Nor-
walk Congregational church at the state
conference at. Waterbury. next week.
- .. Cline-lee-Bennett-hus--l-mon~rwengngotl- by»
the oilicinl board of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church as janitor for
another year.
The proposed dance of the Merry Three
was postponed last night. on account of
the disagreeable weather. until after
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l.‘llommedieu and
daughter Marion. of Henry street, will
firtfrrfainmmfs.
nayog‘csseranousé
Saturday. Nov. I6.
TIIE SUPERB ORGANIZATION.
RICE’S
Surprise Party of Ill Artists. In
Bernet and FIueger's Merry. Gay
and Glittering
“ I492.”
As played 2?“ nights In Boston. and for two
years Inflow Yors city. Introducing a my flat! 0!
NEW some. NEW DANGES.
NEW SPECIALTIES. ETC. E111. ETC.
Augmented ()rclnmtrn. Etlcht-nl Chorus.
annndtirand Scenic- Effects. making this
production STMUNHER A I‘- ll BETTER THAN
LYEH. Under the Pt rnonal runervlslon of
MR. EllWARI) It. llll‘l‘i
Heats nownn sale. Prices. Ilhc. 50c. 75c. {I
and 81.50. all:
__..............e . ..
onus vision metres: commune“
SHAKESPEARIAN STUDY.
SEASON lltllf'rll i.
LOI‘KE ltlf‘liAlll)-1()N.Inlerprotln “MUCH
Alltl AHIlU’I‘ NUI‘IIINN.‘ ’l‘um av evcno
Ing. Nov. III. at it o'clock. lloyt‘e Theatre.
south Norwalk.
MR. HENRY A. (ibAPP. “'l‘Wltbll'l'll
NIGHT." Friday evening. Dec. III. at ll
o'clock. Norwalk 0 lens Htiusn.
MR. HENRY A. OLA ’I’. "Flittl’l'l’AitTth‘
HENRY IV." ll‘rlllay ovenlnw. Jan. L'A. at K
o'clock. Hoyt'n Theatre. South Norwallt
Mil. HENRY A. tlhgl’l'. "'l‘lllt MEHUHANT
0F VENICE." day evonlnv. Feb. 7. at II
o'clock. Norwaik Opera House.
Coureetlcltetr. elm; single tlcltet. fllcents
Reserved seat. Incents extra. Any one of the
coupons can be exoliangecl (or I’vlcrvfil seat.
check. by presentlnr ltat Wood's. Norwaltt. or
l’laleted's or Tom Inson’r. South Norwalk.
three days before the lecture. and paying III
oentn exlr~ n12 lw
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ll NIOE'I'S ONLY. COMMENCING
Thursday. Nov. 2 l .
MATINII SATURDAY hill O'OLOOK.
“All ALIA!!! IlluAllm
TflMLlliSilli'S COMEDICO
Ill—PIOme—m
CONCERT BAND AND UROIIRB’I‘KA.
Presenting a repertoire of plays:
tantamount: caste"
u t... yctuanmn use:
a. no In sum lllllil.’
as maintenance:
I I PAM!“
'W“,
i W. Pow
Ansowmv pone
[IA .
The East Norwaik Juniors and the Fort
Point street elevens will play football this
afternoon on the Benedict Farm grounds.
The Naromake Gun club's shooting box
at Gregory's Point will be enclosed next
Week for winter shoots.
Mrs. Fred Relyea, of Waterbury. is via-
iting her sister, Mrs. J. I). Hughes. \'ati~
'/.audt avenue.
Captain Oliver Wood has had storm
vestibules placed on his three houseu on.
Ilette place.
Captain ()scnr St. John is home for a
few days. The schooner Jennie (J. May is
in Boston.
Miss Mary Rider. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ilurry Rider. is sick with pneu-
moniu.
Mrs. Lillian Knapp has unwed from
First avenue to Fort Point street.
spend Sunday with Alfred I‘rockett. in
Rowayton.
nowmon. *
in the Baptist church. to-morrow morn~
lug. the pastor will preach on “Divine and
Human Agencies in ltevivnls.” In the
evening he will preach to xcrmon to young
men. Mrs. Rowland will sing a solo at
the close ofhiie sermon. The Y. I'. S. C. E.
meeting at- mo will be led by Harry
Scolleld. 'I‘opic, "Rejecting Christm-thc
Consequences.”
At the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church. Sunday morning, the pastor will
preach on “Personal Influence." In the
evening his theme will be “Elijah's Call
to the lindecidcd.” Young people‘s prayer
meeting In the chapel of the church at 6:3”;
subject, "Founding of the (”lurch at
Antioch." I.emler.‘llurry S. Bryan.
Charles tincture-y, who has been inspect-
ing the dumping of the scows carrying
mud from the railroad imprm’mncnts in
South Norwulk. has takcu charge of the
inspecting of thc scolvs at work dredging
this harbor. and (‘aptnin Youngs will
look after the South Norwnlk work.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franklin chd,
of (‘onteutmcnt Island. arc spending a
few days in New York.
Mrs. Emmett Weotlund Miss Frances
Scoilcld. of Springdulc. arc gut-sts of
Oliver Cook.
Mrs. Esther Porter has returned to lbw- ii
bury. alter a visit with Mrs. James II.
Stevens. ' ‘ '
lleal Estate itll Sale.
I)URSUANT to an order n' the Court of
Probate. for the lllrtrlcl of Nnrwallee
nubscrlber offers for sale Inc homestead lately
occupied by t‘harles W Savage. know devour
eull. In East Norwalk. on itlvr-rsldc avenue. so
called. turoeirttng of a tract of land about fifty
feet front. and about one hunlmi and fifty
feet in depth. with a dwelling house thereon
standing. together with» tract. of salt mead-
ow in front of said dwaillng il()lir\—'. on the o -
ooslte side of said aveuur: also a tract of land‘.
in quantity two mods. more or lers. on Bridge
streak. and adjoining the N. \'.. N. IL. A: n.
R R. Go.
For particulars inquire of
EUGENE W. WHI'I‘EHOI’SE.
Administrator. Augusta. Malnv;
or of RICHARD H. litlhlliflxdeoulh Non-Mk.
Dated November lfyth. lrlllh. nld L'I
I IS'I‘RIITOF NURWALK. to!” PROBATE
(‘ourI. November 2. A. ll. lll'l')
Eslule of Julia (latlnvy. late of Norwalk.
in said district. du-easul.
The (‘nurl of l’rnbulo for like illstl’lt'l of Nor-
wulk. bath limited and allowrd six nmnlhs
from tln-datnherv-of for the, crmlilors of said
t'aillll‘lAleliIillll. their claims for settlement.
Those who neulrct In present their accounts.
properly minted. within said time. will be de-
barrc'i a rot-.wcry. All persons Indobled lo
Mid csttttoaro rumoured to main- immediate
payment to JUHN W. l'ltNNlSIi l'th,
n: u to Administrator.
\Yill'lN Ytli' WISH ANY
Hutu, theeulul, Fresh has,
Salk Mackerel, Valuables or
Pickles of any kind call u
ii A. Visitors.“ North Main St-
l’rlnes compare with quality.
FREE DELIVERY.
Send postaland sulnplcs will bu sulnnlltlrd.
It .‘I ll
0" PJRCOA'I‘S.
New lot in Blue and llluck.
$6.00 To 1% 10.00.
'l'aiiorlnmdc. latest style. satin waists
and alcove linings.
llluonel Worsted units In Blue
and lllsol.
$38.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Call and examine.
H . GOODWIN ,
To WASHINGTON STREET.
023 I y
it’s an old Saying
that it‘s easy to give
. advice. but the ad-
M vice given isn't al-
ways worth follow,
In“. See for your-
se If we’re right
when were thatthe
p see In
th Not-walk to
buy watchesls at
Horn- ,
P
sortments of
To be found anywhere.
and Mandolin Sleeve.
goods.
ooiorlDRS. such as biuo
to In years.
The New Troy
STEAM LAUNDRY
IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Strictly First-Class Willii Assured
lureful attention paid to family work.
WORK I'.-\I.l.El) FUR .\.\'il Illin
LIVEIlEl) FREE t)l~' t'llAltIlE
IN I'ZI'I‘IIER (.‘I’I‘Y.
WM. T. ERWIi. Manager
ii. If. Williams. I? Help stroll.
l Norwalir.
. F. Koo-nuri‘l.‘ Numb Main I-lru-t.
~ . . I Souls ‘nrwa .
0" “LE" «Robert Jnorlm‘sky. 2i First ave-
. nuc. East Norwnlls.
Ill-org» Mills.“ eslport an'lSnugn»
tuck.
nilfiw
159i}; "icomén
lielestate and Insurance
WASH INGTON STREET.
Persons lookI foralot. or house an I in!
with the view 0 purchasing. are Invtt . to
call and examine our list. We have them {0'
sale in every part of the city at reasons“:
prices and on can terms. anal at
’
é IIIIAIIVEYS
City Employment Agency.
7" North Main street. South Norwallt.
Ladies and gentlemen desirin first class
bel in any capacll y can obtain t to tame l.\I~
M .ilIATEIA' at kin-above agency: also those
wishing wellions. either male or remain. can
secure einploynlent. Wanted Immediately po-
sitlon for thoroughly capab‘t- conrhman or
gardener (Aluerlr‘nnl. ortohclp around gen-
tleman‘s place. First clluscreduntials. A'sn
employment for two Swedish. three Herman
and six other girls for general housework: two
waitresses and three clnmlwrmalds. First
class reference.
f‘. II. HARVEY. Harvey's Shoe more.
70 North Main street. » South Norwalk.
~ Without being at all egotistical. we can sufel
right here may be found one of the largest on
No. 2 Caz
nus-ream a.
No.2 Gazette Building, Norwaik.
The secret of Perpetual Motion may remain for a long time undiscovered. but the nearest ap-
proach that has yet come under our notic: is the rapid and continuous movement of Oil?
I Cloak - Department. ‘
say that
best as—
ladies’. Misses’, Children's and Inlanls’ Cloaks
ladles’ Jackets.
In Cheviot, ~Iicnver. Iioucle, Cut-led I’crsiun Lamb,
and Cater )iller Cloths, half lined, and lined throughout.
bhield ant llox lv‘ront. with full backwamlthenew Melon
Price from $5.le to 320.00.
Mlsses’ Garments.
. We are showing an entire new line of Misses’ Jackets.
In blue and black. as well as the latest things in rough
Imported all wool Ilouclcs. in new combination
and black. brown and black.
green and black. red and block. all made with the shield
front and velvet collar, and lined with satin. Size. from It:
Chlldren’s Reefers.
Children's Reefer Jackets. sizes 4. o, a,
of fine beaver. ill navy blue and brown. also line French
In years, made
suuu
ette Building. Norwalk.
mixtures. trimmed with braid. large sailor collar and
three piece Melon sleeve. my
, Infants’ Cloaks.
Short . (.‘lonks. sizes' 1 to I years. in cloth and Elder
down. Pimp. and with braitland Fur-trimming; also. Long
(,‘lnaks, inthmlunete and Eidertlown. embroidered and
For Trimmed. '
ladies’ Fur. Plush and illnlh Capes.
Fur (‘upc-I of all kinds. that is. everything that is do-
sirublc. Evcry Cape We soil has our guarantee. The kind
whose only rcemmuemlation is the price» —and that a de-
lusion and u snarcm we do not sell. (loud furs are. cheap
enough. and it is unwise to buy any other kind.
Seal Plush Ca pes.
l’lush f'npw. full sweep. Satin and Silk lining. plain,
or trimmed with li‘ur. Jet or Braid.
Cloth Capes.
Cloth (‘apvw in Beaver. Melton. Astrnkliuu and
liouclc Clothe, long or short. single or double. full sweep,
plain and Fur trimmed.
& Illlll,
.I- l
(
98 Washington Street.
Such 'Muggy. Mellow Weather
mikes you think there'll be no winter You’ll need warm things
all the more because of these August echoes in November. Never
a better time to do the choosing than when so many are waiting
to come when shivering with the cold.
COATS an(1 OAPES.’ \'civck-'. at .‘z'lcpcry<l.;chcuput15c.
. , I
.\t‘\'t‘l‘ iM'iUI't' have we been able to show;
such grcnt values In this department.
UNDERWEAR.
(lur stock of l'ndcrwcnr was ucvcr sol
wo-ll selected as this winter. ;
lsillilt‘s', Ilenta‘ and ('hiltlrcn‘s Natural
“'00! and White.
indics‘ .in-rscy t‘omllinution Suits. ‘
Ladics' Muslin Night Robes. from
to $4.5".
Blankets and Comfortable.
SI LK lll~2.\l.\'.\.\"l'a.
Awuytlicymust go to make room for
now goods.
HOSIERY.
Examine our Silk Finished
Hosiery. guaranteed. at. flftc.
(‘hildren‘s doublc toe. heel and knee. at
Mm lfir‘ Illlti 25c:
. (lents' \\ ool linif Hose. ut 2’50.
DRESS GOODS.
liadies'
We are now prepared to show you Hi
full line of Ill-rt and Ill Blankets for new:
H315. $2.25, mm, 3.1:“.
('nmfortnblcs, $1.7M, 52
8'11). $3.50 and film.
Iltln-r makes. Soc. 75c. 31.
A Hanluue Picture
will ligthen and brightcu any room.
Home Made
You will find the hand-mines: patterns
.of I‘m-pone, lloucie and Scotch l’laids in
our siorc.
Carpets and Furniture.
'i‘nke ten minutes. takc an hour. take
For
”I.“ n, nothing “f money 3..." can my“. half a day there's a carpet stuck here that
that sort of sunlight all over tlu- ilollst'.
Silks and Velvets.
We are offering ran- bnrgnins in Silk
will keep you wondering and delighted as
long as you look.
Ninety cont Tapestry. at 70c per yd.
iicst make of lngruill. at, doc.
A big discount for spot cash.
I 9c.
liundrcd- will avail themselves of this opportunity.
SEE OUR l9 CENT WINDOW
l90.
SEE THE iiIIEAT VALUES
That It Cents Will Buy luring the Three Days that IS Cents is the Standard Price in in Store.
IQC. IQC.
SALE DAYS:
SATURDAY, Millilllll Aliil TUESllAY.
Why don't you"
It pays them; it will pay you.
Kitchens.
outside our regular liic mic.
Ilwiugtotln- usingofu large part. of tho- Kitchen llc
partmcnt for our Holiday Illsplny We shall oflt-r big bargains
The 80 N
This Hula In a Money Savor. Don’t Minis It.
. k ~
II (laps and Saucers for Illc
1’» Ton Plato» for file
II Soup or lllnner i’iuteu. lilc
I Ill-in. Platter. llic
l large uquare Vegetable Dish. like
I (fryetal (Jake Stand. lIic
I Nickel Top Syrup t‘np, lilo
I [be r Water Pt: I. 19c
I (3 ar Water l’ail. lilo
l Decorated China (in and Saucer. Illc
2 Japanese handled hlsk lirtmmn. lilo
ill boxes of 'I‘ootli Picks. ilk!
I Coffee or Tea Pot, Illc
I ltocklngham Tea Pot. Illr.
I Coal liod. lilo
i Leatherette Lunch Box. We
1 Hand ham complete. lilo
II Tumblers. ancy foot. lilo
HOBIOI'Y.
2 Pnlr Child’s Ribbed Hose. fast black, for Ilk-
2 .: lmtu' Hose. fast black. seamless. lltc
‘ .. Gent's Hose. seamless. plain or mixed. We
l 25c rinspenders for Illc.
I :’ Child’s White Vesta or Pants 30 to 30 In "in
l " Boy'n ti Vast or Drawers we
I Infant's Wool rapper. any also We
I ladles’ Heavy Ribbed Vest or Pant. lilo
It Gont'e Linen Collars. all kinds. 19!:
I Child a Cotton Flannel Night Drawers. I90
I ladlss' Lace 'I‘rltnined Corset. Cover, “in
I (mun Flannel Shirt. me
a Pair ( cat’s Hamlets. Brown Mixed Hose. Ills
Domestics.
7! rolls t‘olton lintling for we
.3 ytls. 4H i‘nblencllcd Sheeting for We
:t ydw. good quality 44 liieaciwd, 19c
Al yd». bust. American Indigo lllue Prints, 19°
4 yds. best. quality Apron Gingham. “lo
I. do. good weight. Ilomct Flannel for lilo
I yd. trill edge Dotted Swiss. I90
I yd. good quality ’I'Itblc Linen, we
I yd. extra ital lileaclicd Sheeting. 19¢
Notions.
I Child's Corded Waist. all sites 19°
N Colored Ilorder Handkerchief for we
:I Corset Steels for Illa
5 Papers of best Plus for 19¢
a 8 Is of best. Sewin silk for 190
“J .adles’ Hetnstitchet Linen Handkerchiefs We
5 S ools Crochet Cotton for 19¢
10 ‘nrda or hallo fast black darnlng cotton lilo
2r. Spool-u Embroiderlng Silk we
r. 1200 yard a mole basting thread 193
2 Pair of Ch id's Hose Supporters 19;;
7 Packages of Toilet Paper 193
1’ Skating of Get-mantown Wool file
2 Bottles Ready Mixed Gold Point 19°
in Infants Winter Bonnets choice for 190
Dress Goods.
25 leoes double fold (‘ashmeres 25c goods 19¢
no ’leces Jacquard I-Iultlngs solid colors, plaids. stripes
and Cameloon effects. ’i'hese goods are worth from 26
to the yard. all for one prion IN
I; yards but Shirt Llnln z the
2 yards beet Dress Gingham 19::
I. yard Velveteen. black or colors 19¢
Norwalk Chronicler