We], of Booth street, is
three weeke’ sickness.
" 'mmwlvpubegim
Hall. Biivsrmlae, tonight.
“communicatldh of Old
_ willie held tonight, and the
, base of the Ferris-Buttery
. . Nessa is the notice published
Buttery forbidding all persons
a» m
. Thomas is circulating a peti-
, have the South Norwalk water
”Vi“ mended totbis place. Roton Point
~ Island.
O'Hara, of the Turnpike, went
. Saturday and gave his wife a black
“Yesterday Thomas Hunt arrested
, The case will he tried Monday.
v.— .........
The regular monthly meeting of the
“and teachers of the Sunday school
j all Norwalk Meihonist Episcopal
m was held last evenina in the Sun-
day. sahoel roe-3w w---”
The annual meeting of St. Paul’s Sun-
Qny school was held at the Berkeley street
chapel last nighttand the old oilicers re-
m Arrangements were also made
the CW”. festive”
seafloid at by a. 'r. Prowitt &
, y , my. painters on the west side of
_ “Sentinel‘building, fall this morning.
W one of the decorative artists
to the ground,but not injuring him.
' ,Bt. lary’s church fair programme. last
Cronin, consisted of the song "By Elec-
1!“de New Canaan.” "The Peeks
had the Alaska Sisters." The fair will
close tonight, when the chance articles
willhe drawn.
* About thirty members of the Arion
' Singing society and ladies went to Stam-
deed last night to participate in the coa«
alertgivenby the Turnverein in Miller’s
The Arlene sang and were encored.
and a good time was had by all.
Am sale of macklntoshes is now
m on at 51 Main street. Norwalk. and
file rare bargains are offered in iadles’,
”Wand children's garments. This is
» Jae Ireinr bankrupt 0.19, but a bonai‘lde
.kgainsale of manufacturers’ samples.
--Hot tea. cones and chocolate. at De-
WW 6 South Main street.
The twelfth anniversary of Olive lirancb
Idle, Knights of Pythias, was held last
night. There was alarge attendance of
when. and interesting exercises were
“ held. Speeches were made by prominent
when of the order, and refreshments
“ served.
' . no recently formed Sewing Circle of
' iii south Norwalk Congregational
ehnreh Will meet for work tomorrow. with
In. F. H. Nash. if i'ilmwood avenue. at
1:”). in. All women interested in mak-
hg‘andmendlng clothing for charitable
work,mcordially invited to come and
bring their thimbles.
Mrs. Richard Dunksr and Mrs. Michael
O'Brien. of Lexington avenue. were go-
in. home last nignt about 8 o'clock. when
nman ran from under the Monroe street
bilge. and attempted to snatch Mrs.
O’Brien’s pocket-book. lie was unsuc-
aulul, however. and the ladies hurried
away from him. Another man followed
them nearly home.
At the meeting of the Hospital board at
the Nmalk Library. last night. a partial
wt of the Hospital fair was given and
svote of thanks tendered to those who
added to its success and under whme
moment it was carried out. A re-
sort of progress was made by the building
committee. The matter of securing ad.
Ml land was discussed and the
building committee was authorized to
“are the land if possible.
The delegates to the state convention oi
King's Daughters at New Haven. to~mor~
new. from the Central Union of the Non
walk Congregational church. are Mrs. 'I'.
f. “Mile. Kiss flaile Miller. Mrs. id. M.
.mwood. Mrs. Josiah Gregory. Mrs.
Mk Holden. Miss Ann Guilford.
”I. I. B. Smith. Miss Carrie Seymour.
has Helen Curtis. They will take the
”as from noon. Norwalk.
ans-fl
(mans me as rmn mos.)
The Iii-labs M
W. Kirk. of Weatport. and lies
Darlen.
“afternoon at no. John K.Gaalt. of
”Wm. acted as best man and lies
' Kirkssn'aidoi honor. Theask-
f "summon-n. rue mm and
m later. immediately after the
m a motion was held at the
Winners. headlines-ms a.
IrmadanWkieftDsrisnon
“WW, and on their return.
“win We; in the Mansion
'mnwm.
EAST
m. Vllil’rfil‘fllillllll a
or can solo or nvn.
the Fire Committee Orders Fear ileum
Fest of lies uses-Miss total Boys
ills at hellish—Perseus! Notes.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor—
walk poetroilloe by Irvin Smith. with
Whom items of neyrs for th a column can
also be i f ‘ ‘
e t.
The fire committee yesterday ordered
four hundred feet of new hose from the
New York Belting and Packing company.
and it is expected to arrive in a few days.
Elevens from the East Norwalk and
South Norwaik High schools played foot»
ball. yesterday afternoon, on the Baxter
grounds. The feature of the game was
the fine work of Brown and Finch behind
the line. Finch made one touchdown and
Brown the other. . The kick for first goal
failed. Keogh made a remarkable rush
through the center and gained eighteen
yards in the first half. Twenty' minute
halves were played. The score was s to r.
in favor of the East Norwalk team. The
line up was as follows:
E. 3‘. II. a. s. x. H. s.
G. Gritfen Left and D. Lari-igan
W. Roberts Left tackle 1". Norman
E. Palmer Right tackle W. Anderson
S. Finch Right half back R. Wurst
ll. Shea Right guard C. Hellman
E. Hatchman Loft guard B. Reed
S. Keogh Fullback W. Wadhama
F. Brown Left half back G. Wurst
C. lioyt Right and C. Steegmuller
F. Buckly Quarter back I). Wadhams
J. Dunleavy Guy Lee
Center
The East Norwalk hoodlums were out
again last night, and got in their “funny
work" on the Tramway tracks. causing
considerable delay to travel oa early-
morning cars. The four hundred pound
boulder. which was thrown from the cen-
ter abutment of the old railroad bridge
when the big bloat went oil in September,
was rolled between the rails. and a saw-
horse and big boxes were placed along
the line. Conductor Seaman and Motor-
man Leslie. oi the first car over. were ob
liged to roll the obstructions out of the
way before their car could go over.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church will meet
in their parlors to-raorrow for an all-day
working session. The comfortables made
by them for Scofield & Hoyt seem to find
a ready sale. The firm has just sent in an
order for another special lot.
The twenty double desks for the East
Norwalk school annex in Randall‘s ilall,
were placed in position last Saturday-
They were purchased through G. \V’.
Bryan. of liowayton. who sent a man to
do the work.
William ’l‘wiss has moved his work
bench into the rear room of his boot and
shoe shop on the l‘arme' bridge. and is
putting in a stock of shoes in the front
room. A consignment of rubbers arrived
yesterday.
The residence of James L. lloyt. at 5
Cove street has been quarantined because
of diphtheria in the family. The patient
is his little daughter, who is. however. on
the road to recovery.
E. l). liorham returned. yesterday. to
Harrisburg. Pena. after spending Sunday
with his family. He will probably close
up his work this week and return home
for the winter.
Conrad Molander, who was badly burned
on the foot and leg with hot metal three
weeks ago. yesterday returned to his
work in the Norwalk Lock factory.
An extension to the kitchen is being
built at the M. ii, Hoperiumac on lienry
street, which llcv. A..l. Smith has just
purchased for his sisters.
Miss Florence N. Hawkins. who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Evelyn
llawkins,at Seaside place. has returned
to lsllp. b. i.
if. if. Alsthorpe will have the agency
for the Sterling and several other well~
known makes of bicycles neat mason.
Justice 0. D. Keeler will move from No.
l Bette place on December 1st to the house
now occupied by M. D. Randall.
Mrs. Charles Plan, of \'an'l.andt ave-
nue. is spending a few days with relatives
in “Bridgeport.
Mrs. William ifnaudown.’ of Henry
street. has returned from a visit in New
Rochelle. M
Mrs. Frederick Keating. St. John ave-
nue. is recovering from an attack of rheu-
matisin.
Cllllidlilli.
The lladles' Aid society. of Cranbury,
will spend Wednesday afternoon with
fire. E. ii. Bhlpmam Jr.
Willlfllll.
lit. and fire. Frederick Pierce. of Dan
bombers beeamakingashort visit wi
Wanamaker“
Generalrspafrs srehelng made in the
carding room in the Norwalk Mills. Two
aew'wlndews are being added to better
light the room. . - ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce. Charles
Pierce and Mrs. Fred Pierce, 01 Danbnry.
have returned home after a short visit
with friends and relative in New York.
DEAD iii A LOT.
A well-known Resident oi Wottpori Found
Shim to Death.
Jean Warren. a well-known resident of
Westport. commenced working yesterday
for the Westport Street Railway company.
He did not return home from work as ex-
poeted.
'liato in the evening Henry Ripley was
going through a lot near his home, when
he found Warren lying in a ditch. face
downward. The man was dead, and ap-
pearance showed he had smothered.
lie was about fifty years of age and left
a large family.
Ended in a Fiasco.
The Buttery-Ferris abduction case in
which Charles II. Buttery charged
Charles Bartram. Mrs. Bartram and
Walter Birdsall with abducting his
sixteen-year-old son. James T. Buttery,
and bringing about his marriage with
Lizzie Ferris, several years his senior.
ended at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon in
a fiasco. the case being thrown out of
court. All is now serene, Buttery senior
being reconciled to his son and the son to
the fathe_r_.___
POPULAR AMUSEIENTS.
Tomliason' Comsdy company.
The Tomllnaon Comedy company will
open a short engagement at lloyt’e Thea~
tre. Thursday evening. with that sensa-
tional scenic production. “Monte Cristo."
The company is said to carry a band and
orchestra equal. if not better than any
traveling. Little Mamie Fleming. the
celebrated child actress. six years of age,
is pronounced by the press everywhere as
a phenomenal wonder. The company will
gives matinee Saturday. Seats may be
secured in advance at Plaistvd’s and
Wood's drug stores, 10 and 20 cents.
infotainment.
own umoa accrual: counsel-or
BHAKESPEARIAN — STUDY.
SEASON woo-93.
LOCKE RICHARDSON. interpretln "MUCH
ADO ABOUT NOI‘HINH.‘ Tn av even-
ing. Nov. 10, at 8 o'clock. Hoyt's Theatre.
South rlorwalk. -
Mil. HENRY A. CLAPP.
NIGHT." Friday evenln . Dec. )3. at ll
o'clock Norwalh Opera "use
an. can it A. CLAPP. "FIRST manor
HENRY 1V." Fri-lay eveulnlr. .fan. 24. at 5
o'clock. Hoyt's Theatre. South Norwalk.
MB. HENRY A. CLAPP. "THE MERCHANT
0F VENICE." Friday evening. Feb. 7. at 5
o'clock. Norwalk Opera Hones.
Course tickets. 31.50: single ticket. cents
Reserved seat. ill cents extra Any a out the
coupons can be exchanged for reserved seat
check. by preseniln lcat Weed'r. Norwsls. or
Plaiatod's or Tom insou's. bullib Norwalk.
three days before the lecture. and paying 10
cents extra. nlL' lw
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ii NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING
Thursday. Nov. 2|.
MATINEE SATURDAY 2m O'CLOCK.
”I!!! ALWAYS RELIABLE
TOMLINSON’SCOMEDY Cl)
ill—PEOPLE—iil)
CONCERT BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Presenting a repertoire of plays:
lightni‘f'lillllli calsror’
uunrmwncc"
EVENING. .
iivlilz'i‘ié‘? 'l Cililllliltll OISE."
SE The Wonderful Child Actress.
LITTLE MAM”: FLEMING.
PRICES li‘i'.i‘.’.i‘.fi"‘.i.’l.lli.‘l‘d‘."2h 20.
SE SIRE}; STREET PARADE
snow.
“an Free Open Air Band Concert in front
of Theatre eVery night at 7:10.
SECURE gpmgaa'ts Now in 'Advance. at
s and Weed s drug star,“
Butter,Cleexe,Lari, Fresh Ens.
Salt Mackerel, Venlalles or
Pickles of any kind call on
it I. Vloisrs, it llortll Iain 8t.
Prices compare with quality.
ran DILIVIRY.
Bead postal and samples will be submiigt‘e‘d.
a
i ' l f i
Q.—-Why are the United States on;
great nation?
Arabrcause they are united with
Le Page’s Liquid Glue.
, ml.”- '
‘ ‘ “fins I r‘v‘
"TWELI‘TH "I
To be found anywhere.
Shield an
colorings
green and
to '18 years.
i adles’ Jackets.
In Cheviot, Beaver. Boucle. Curled Persian Lamb.
and Cnterxiller Cloths. half lined, and lined throughout,
Box Front. with full backs. and the new Melon
and Mandolin Sleeve. Price from 85.00 to $20.00.
Mlsses’ Garments.
We are showing an entire new line of Misaea’ Jackets.
in blue and black. as well as the latest things in rough
goods. Imported all wool Boucles. in new pombination
such as blue and black. brown and black.
black, red and black. all made with the shield
front and velvet collar, and lined with satin. Size from 12
. Children’s Reefer-s.
Children’s Reefer Jackets, sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 years. made
of line beaver, in navy blue and brown, also line French
NO. 2 Gfliétté B
l ‘ . ' A L ' - x I I .. "
No. 2 Gazette Budd mg, Norwalk. .
The secret of Perpetual Motion may remain for a longtime undiscovered, but the nearest up.
preach that has yet come under our notice is the rapid and continuous movement of our .
Cloak - Department.
Without being at all egotistical, wecan safel
right here may be found one of the largest an
‘ sortments of
. ~ lnliss'. disses’, Children's and Infants“ monks
say that
best as-
mixturee, trimmed with braid. large sailor collar and
three piece Melon sleeve.
lnfante’ Cloake.
Short Cloaks, sizes 1 to 4 veers. in cloth and Elder
Fur Trimmed.
down. plain. and with braid and For trimmin : also L
Cloaks. in Cashmere and Elderdown, embrgider ong
and
ladies' Fur. Plush and Cloth capes.
Fur Capes of all kinds. that is, everything that is de~
sirable. Every Cape we sell
whose onl recommendation is the price—«and that a de-
lusion an a snarev-we do not sell. Good furs are cheap
enough. and it is unwise to buy any other kind.
Seal Plush Ca pes.
Plush Capes full sweep, Satin and Silk linin . la'
or trimmed with Fur. Jet or Braid. g p, m, '
Cloth Capes.
Cloth Capes: in Beaver.
Boucle Cloths, long or short, single or double. full sweep,
plain and Fun trimmed.
IBISTRAM id. HYATT, The leading llry Goods Store,
ulldlng. .Norwalk.
has our guarantee. The kind
Melton. Astrakhan and
i'heNew my
THE ONLY
STEAM LAUNDRY
IX Till". T\VI.\' CITIES.
81:1me First-Class Wall issued
Careful attention paid to family work.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DE
LIVERFJ) FREE OF CHARGE
l.\‘ mrnrzu CITY.
we. T. ERWIN. Manager
(H. H. Williams. 17 Main street.
l Norsallr.
l F'. lgchvli‘rhll Noah Main street.
a l in (WW3 .
OFHCES «Robert. .loselm‘sky. :1! First ave-
i one. East Norwalli.
l George Mille.Weslpori andSauga~
. tuck.
mitts
lilalESiaiaandlnsutance
waamaoroa ems-r.
Persons looki torsionor cause and lot
with the view 0 nurchaain .are invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasougs‘hlv
cesandonesav terms. a
will. Hinvifiw
Elly Employment Agency.
to North Main street. South Norwalk.
Ladies and gentlemen dealrin first class
belEp in any capacity can obtain 1 e same in-
hf DIA'I'ELY at the above agency; also those
wishing positions. either male or music. can
secure employment. Wanted immediately pm
sltion for thoroughly capable coachman or
gardener (American). or to help around gen-
tleman's place. First class credentials. Also
em loymsnt for two Swedish. three Herman
an six other girls for general housework: two
waitresses and three chambermaids: nurse
girl. Herman grinned. Flrslclass reference.
0. H. HA VEY. Harvey's Shoo Hlnre.
Tl) Nauth Main street. south Norwalk.
Slillililll
& Hill,
98 Washington Street.
Such Muggy,
Mellow Weather
makes 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 and CAPES.
N ever before have we been able to show
such great values in this department.
UNDERWEAR.
Our stock of ('nderwear was never so
well selected as this winter. /
liadies’. Gents' and Children‘s Natural
Wool and \Vhite.
lmrlies’ Jersey Combination Suit-s.
léndl'ee' Muslin Night Robes, from file
to Lil.
Blankets and Comfortable.
We are now prepared to show you :1}
full line of 10-4 and 1H Blankets for 601'.
$1.95. $3.15. $3.50, $5.50. ‘
Home Made Comfortable-s. $1.5”. i“).
2.25. 83.50 nnd 34.50.
(lthcr makes. 50c. 75c. 31.
l Handsome Picture
will ligthen and brighten any room.
next to nothing of money you um take
that sort of sunlight all over the house. ,
Silks and Velvets.
We are offering rnrc bargains in Silk}
For
Velvet“. at idle pcr y(l.; cheap at 15c.
SILK usuxnsz.
Away-they must go to make room for
new goods.
HOSIERY.
Examine our Silk Finished Ladiel’
Iinsier , guaranteed. at 137m.
l‘hihlren's double toe. heel and knee, at
19c and 2:30.
llents' “'0ol Iinli’ Hose. iii. 725C.
DRESS GOODS.
You will iiml the lmudeomest patterns
of Propane. Bum-lo nnd Scotch Plaidsin
our store.
Carpets and Furniture.
Take ten minutes. take an hour. take
half a day-there’s n carpet stock here that
will keep you wondering llllli delighted as
long as you look.
Ninety cent Tapestry. at 700 per yd.
Best make of lugraiu. at lillc.
A big discount for spot cash. ’
l9c.
lhai l9 tenls Will Buy luring
l9c.
l9c.
‘ SEE THE filliil VALUES
l 90.
lbs lllltli Days that ill tenis is the Standard Price in llur Store.
SALE DAYS:
SATURDAY, MllllllAY AND TUESDAY.
Hundreds will avail themselves of this opportunity. Why don't you? it pays them: it will pay you.
SEE OUR 19 CENT WINDOW.
Kitchens. Domestics.
Owing to the using of a large part of the Kitchen lle- ‘3 rolls Cotton iiattin for 193
partment for our Holiday Display we shall Oflt‘f big bargains 5 yds. 4-4 Unbleachel Shooting for We
outside opr regular lilo sale. :1 yds. good quality 44 Bleached. We
3 Cape and Saucers for we -l yds. best American indigo iiiue Prints, 195
5 Tea Plates for the -l yds. best quality Apron Gingham. 19c
ll Soup or Dinner Plates. We 5 yds. good weight llomct Flannel for 19¢
i iii-in. Platter. lllc l yd. frill edge Dotted Swiss. 193
1 large square Vegetable Dish. lllc l yd. good finality Table Linen. We
1 Crystal Cake Stand. Illc l yd. extra 4 Bleached Sheeting. 193
l Nickel TopSyrur Cup, We
1 Pa Water Pa l. lilo Notions
l C ar Water Pail. 19c , '
i Decorated cams Cu and Saucer. lilc 1 Child a Corded Want. all sizes file
2 Japanese handled hiak Brooms. 19c N Qolomd Border Handkerchief for 10c
10 boxes of Tooth Picks. we 3 tor-at Steel- for 19¢
1 Coffee or Tea Pot may 5 Papers of best Plus for 190
l Bocklngham Tea 'Pot. 19c ». N 8 S is of best Sawhorg silk for 19;
1 (30,] Had. 19c {Bradles' Hemetitch Linen Handkerchiefs ‘ 19. .
1 Leatherette Lunch Box. lilc 5 In Crochet Cotton for . 106 l
1 find Lam complete, lilo i0 arda or balls fast black darning cotton 193 i
ll Tumblers, ancy foot. 19c 25 Spools Embroiderln Silk We
3 11510:) ya'rtéls 1d'lafinsoi Sag thread 199 ‘
are l s can u rtcrs i
, os'ery' 7 Packages of Toilet Papgrpo 1::
2 Pair Child a Ribbed Hose. fast black, for lilc u Bkoina or Germantown Wool lfie
fl ,; ladies Hose. not black. sounds-ui We 2 Bottles Ready Mixed Gold Paint. 1...
2 Gent :- Hon. seamless. plain or In red. we 75 infants Winter Bonnets choice for m
l 3 ii.i‘i‘-‘”€i‘rif&’i°'a p u. .0. am it; ‘
s as or an ‘ o n ‘
l I. . :01 v”... 9,"... .9. - Dress Goods. ..
a sat a no rapper. any else We 25 icons double fold Cashmerest’te oods ‘
lLadles’ Heavy Ribbed Vast or Pant. We on loose J and Sailings solid on ere. plaids. stripes.1“ .
2 Gent's Linen Collars, all kinds. lilo and Game eon effects. These goods are worth from w ' ~
1 Child’s Cotton Flannel Night Drawers, we to the yard, all for one price We "
1 Ladies' Laos Trimmed Corset Cover, the 5 yards best Skirt Linln lie
1 Outta Flannel Shirt, 19c a arde heat Dress Clog am ' . 1b
8 Pair 's Seamless. Brown Mixed Rose. “in 1~ yard Velveteen. black or colors 19o
Thin ”sale in a Money Saver.
{Don’t Minn It.
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