OFTIIEIIORWAIKS
' IIERE AIIOIIIERE BY THE
SEIIIIEE’S REPORTERR
7M a The rum no See an Ilear
n lanolin, sous mal- m Vicinity
can. no Diurnal Ioumylm
The Bunion case is adjourned until At-
“no, Walsh recovers from his sickness.
—-Carrying the largest and best stock of
W at A. C. Ca11eo’_s.
, The Kisses Finnegan, of Center at cane,
hm purchased the Weeks place on Main
street. Norwalk.
. The street railway matters before the
Council 11111 probably be taken up tonight
, at the adjourned meeting.
The third annual dance of the S. S.
lab willbeheld at the Athena-um, Fri-
Vdey evening, Juneau-1'3, 11596.
,‘Vllliam L. Olsen I... sold his little
black lady’s driving horse to ThoumI-I I
Raymond, of South Norwallr.
‘ Work on the Buckingham Lockwood
plot on East avenue. has been suspended
since Friday noon. . _ ,
‘V George Benedict, of the llrm of F 1111y
1t Benedict. after a short tussle 11/11? the
., 31%sz on deck again.
.. Mrs. B Natteford, of Wilton avenue,
,1” Villa recovered from her recent illness.
‘0. Ford Seeley is now traveling through
"” Massachusetts for the Monarch Cycle
company.
Daniel Neylon died at the aims-house
Saturday
Louise Lodge will hold its semi—annual
mating and election of officers in fier-
, ‘ mania Hall. to-morrow night.
~Churt 111111111- "' " - .y, the llth, for
second lecture in Club Union course, Mr.
Clapp on “Twelfth Night "
G. W. llanford has taken charge of the
1" 'Norwalk otiice oi the Postal Telegraph
company. at Weed‘s drug store.
A special meeting of the Germanic
Singing society will be held tonight. The
V.1 date of the Christmas entertainment will
V’r-Vprohably be changed.”
The following are letters remaining 11n-
’ claimed at the Norwalk post-office: W111.
.1. , 1301qu 8: Son, Mrs. J. L. Browne”, .‘frs.
: T. G.. Laurie Roland.
V The annual meeting of the Norwulk
1“ members of the Odd Fellows’ Mutual Aid
, Veocicty will be held this etemng In the
L lodge roam, 111.130 o ’clock,
, ,—Remember the half-price sale at If
'1Krieger’s millinery and cloak store will
. not last forever. Go’now and go early and
, get the cream of the bargains. Store Ma-
hackomo Hotel block. 1’
i " The doll sale which is being arranged by
.- the ladies of the South Norwaik Baptist
7'. church will take place Wednesday. he-
cember 18. “'atch these columns for
' place and other details. '
A very interesting address 11111-1 gi1 on by
James «\. Erant. at the ‘ 01mg Men 3
Christian League meeting, yesterday
afternoon. The attendance at these me1- t-
lugs is' Increasing consideraqu
W. S. Sturtevant has issued the South
"Norwulk Christmas Messenger, a publi
" cation handsomely illustrated and con-
taining interesting reading matter and
attractive ndvetisements of holiday bar.
I: ‘ains at his store.
Miss Myra 'Blunt‘s many friends will,
"’ “regret to learn that she will not be among
f themlhisseason,b11t will spend the winter
' with her brother in Chicago. All will
I" .nnite in extending sincere best 11 ishes for
Vaaafe trip and an enjoyable time.
The case of the estate of D. P. Ely,
against the Norwalk Street Railway c0111-
5pany,regurding the curve around the
'Xahackemo Hotel corner, was settled
VSItIIrday afternoon by Colonel Frost
withdrawing his appeal.
I he Arlen Singing soctety gave a sacred
V allow, of Bridgegort, and Ernest Jacobi.
‘ 'tfiuartette from the . Arion society,
sang. as did also the chorus
'e local society.
preparations for the annual supper
the W Methodist church, are
. admirably. The music will
"chemo for admission, but it is
all will partake of supper,
Supper Will be
guarantee that the graduat-
. awn-1.1111. Wednesday
ahigh prderie given by
‘ list of artists who are
- lng service was also well attended.
’ prizes will be awarded.
, lalt night in their hall on Madi-V
skeet. ‘Soloe were rendered by Mat
1 came before Judge Frost, Saturday after-
Bherwood Newklrk. soprano; Miss Alice
May Sherwood, con'arlto; Frank Com-
etock. bass; Mr. l'llret. tenor: Miss Edith
Peck. banjolst; Mrs. W. L. Dunn. elocu-
tionlst; Master Ormond, violin: Mr. Mar-
shall. piano. ‘
Washington Chapter, ltoyai Arch .‘la-
sons, will elect officers Wednesday even-
ing.
wilndics can select a handsomely trim-
med hat and a stylish coat for themselves
or children, at half price, pay a deposit on
same and we will hold them until paid for. .
ll. Kreiger's milllnery and cloak store.
(NORWALK NEWS ON FIFTH PAGE.)
nsf‘iim SIFIINBS.
vuluus 1111111111 1111111101
THE OTHER SIOEOE THE RIVER.
Christmas Bazaar and Festival of the East Ave-
nue Church—Ordination of Rev. F. s.
Ainsworth-«Personal and Social.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor
walk post-oflice by Ir1ing Smith. with
whom items of news for this column can
also be left. .
There was a notable increase in attend-
ance at the Advent Christian church. yes»
terday. The ltev. l". S. Ainsworth preach-
ed a very reflective sermon from Zacuriah
i1'., Ii; “Not by might, nor by power, bttt
by my spirit. saith the Lord." The even-
(in
Thursday of this week there will be an
afternoon service, beginning at 2:30
o‘clock. The Rev. l". S. Aiusworth will
be ordained, after which some are to be
baptized. Dclcgations from Danbury and
Bridgeport, including the llev. .‘lr. Ellis.
are expc1 ted to be present. Evening service
I'll. t. ii). __
A merchant s booth will I11.- one nf the
many attractions at the coming ('hrist
mas bazaar and festival which will be
held in the East Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church, December lfith‘. under the
auspices of the lladles' Aid society. The
pastor‘s wife, Mrs. A. J. Smith, has been
appointed to solicit Christmas presents
from the lending stores and bllslness
firms of the Vor11all15\ list of the giv-
ers and their gifts will appear later. Hat: h
article will be marked 11 ith the merchant .11
card before it is arranged in the booth
and sold at the retail price.
The services at the East AveIIut-Metho-
dist Episcopal church, yesterday. wore
largely attended and full of inspiration and
interest to all. The sermons preached by
the pastor from the. themes announced,
“Paul's Prayer" and ".4 Haunted
House,” were packed with new, practical
and'holpful thoughts. The music during
the day was of ll. high order. The anthem
sung by the quartette in the evening, en-
titled “Praise the Lord, vas finely rou
dcrcd. W
The Young People‘s Society of Christ
iaII Endeavor. oi the South Norwalk llap—
iist church, has st.11 ted a new '1111rk with '
the sanction of the church and its agree-
ment to encourage and aid the project.
It Is the, openin" of an EI 11st. Norwalk mis-
'l'l1e first meeting will ‘be held to-
morrow night. The place selected is the
vacant store in Randall’s block. A most
cordial welcome is extended to all.
siou.
.\ stranger called at. several IIousésl1er1-,
Saturday night. trying to soil copies of a
Chicago newspaper. $01111.- of the residents
however, were suspicious of his actions.
and did» not have. much to say to the man.
Miss Loretta Ainsworlb, of Cottage ave-
one, will lead the. IIZp1voI-th League meet-
ing tonight in the parlors of the church.
The service will begin promptly at 7:45
o'clock.
1
Thoma-1 Ball. employed by W. G. Lang.-
don, at lialf Mile Island, will leave New
‘ ork on Saturday for Sto1. khoim,S.1vedcn
to spend the winter at his former home.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
band has (landed to continue its fair in
Cycle Hall tonight, at which time the
William Quinn. of Van Zandt nvcnueV
is repainting the front of W. C. Jesse's
blochorI the Washington street bridge.
\
1 Daniel Edgar’s handsome steam yacht
Cygnus.is moored at Wallace Marvin‘s
deck.
The Epworth League social will be
held Friday night, at the parsonage.
The Larsen Assault Case Adjourned.
The case of Chris Larsenpr assault.
noon, and was continued until next Fri'
day at 2 o’clock.- lie was placed under
bonds of $50, furnished by Mr. Benjamin.
Attorney Light has been retained for the
defense.
, The American House Attached.
Constable Thomas 11111111.. in charge of \
the American Home on Main street-
Norwalk. conducted by‘ Mrs. Gunthrie.
The place has been attached by the S. E.
)lmsteadt estate for $1325 back rent.
Fairlield County Clericus.
The Fairfield County Clerical associa-
tion held its regular meeting today in
Grace church. Twenty'clergymen were
present. The Holy Communion was serv-
ed at 10330 o'clock. After‘the reading of
essays from; interpretations of ,the holy. bins“
scripture, the old board of oinicers were
reelected. - Atltwo o‘clock luncheon'wss
i MONDAY, DEC. 9
THE IIISATIAN
WednesdayEuniupdlecemler11
The Sweet Singing Comedian,
MR. OIIAS. T. ELLIS.
In his new German-Irish Comedy Drama.
By Charles Erin Verner, Esq.
The Dramatic INovelty of the Season.
A perfect p action of a Popular Play.
Hear Mr. Ellis sing his New Songs:
“What 1 F0 and in Bab'a Pocket.”
"Please Mr. Santa Claus. on t Forget
Me, " "That the Song for the Babies,”
“.‘Iother's Maxims.” "Oh. no, Jake ”
"Tho Green Hills of Erin. "'
Prices 95c, (.01: and 75c.
Seats now on sale at Pluisted's and
“ eed' 11 drug stores. d3
ENIEIITAINMENT
ARION HALL
December 10th.
«by the
Children ol TIinily 8.8
Admission 251:: Children Iic.
Cake and t1eaminld.d 1
lion’s THEATRE.
Five Nights. Commencing
Tuesday. Dec. 10th
ROBINSON OPERA Oil.
‘lll I’l‘Ul’LE'lll -
Sir-In '; Cast, Pretty Costumer. F at otileOpcras
REPERTOIRE:
V ‘11 Mascotlei'
“TEE” ‘ toms of humanly?
”“3”” ”Oliveile;"
”Bohemian GiIl;"
SATURDAY. "F[a nia'nloI’
sulfansv “Pillaldle” ’
Ma’l I NEE.
Prh H. 101:. 1301'. 301'.
Seats now on sale at l’laistcd's and Weed a
111' 111; stores. ”I
TUESDAY.
FRIDAY.
Secure Your Tickets 11.11.
Exquisite Evening Em' m’t
rnssrs'rnn 111'
1111.111121'1'111): cmss, '11.
First M. E. Church.
Wednesday inning. let. ““1
.11 I! o'uwt‘x.
ROMIORIOII, 25 OENTR-
Tickets canbeexchsngrtl {or mowed Feat
tickets without charge. 111. i’la‘sled'». South
Norwalk. and “'ecd's. NorwalII. Saturoay.
Dcctmber 71h. 10; m. do he
811th Manual Baptist Church,
Wednesday inning. Dec. ll.
“OVER THE ALPS”
An illustrated lecture by lie1'.C.A. Phldook
of Hartford. Mr. Puldork hes trawlcd ex
tune-welt throuuh Europe: In a fine speaker.
and will Iloistrate his 191‘! ureuith the stem Ip-
tlcou. 'l‘i1_lIets for rule by membeis o! iioys‘
Brigade. ..'11I.1l'l lw
Annual Supper
111.111 MBIIIIIIIII Church,
Supper will be served. from .‘1 till ll. .'
Admission, including supper 351-.
Music by the Sederstront OrclIgthg'tn
Bazaar and‘EIIlenainmenl
Under the Ansplces of the Ladies
of ST. PAUL’S CHURCH. ‘
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Decemhei lOlII and 1 ml. ‘
IIORWALII OPERA HOUSE.
SUPPER {SERVED FROM 6 I'NTIL
V 10 O'CLOCK. V .
Admission 15 cents. V 1179
Notice to Comraélors.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the undersigned until 10 lo
mDecember 131. 111111,“ tta lectmen’s 0f.
flee. Greenwich. Conn.
For Constructing I load
under the Act of 195 for the “improvement of
Public Roads."
Information concernln plane. specifica-
tions. etc... can be obtain! at the Selectmen s
Dulce. or at. the office or lull near 8 E. inor.
Trust Company Building. Greenwich. Conn.
No nropmale-n will be reached after the time
onhlnnls rar-
hen; orfl not “downgraded.” out “will be rejects
ed. innocent! to reject any or
Bh-lfl A.“ ALP
malls Nlfltzk, Selectmen.
wuss]:
- From 88 North Main Street.
.. THE so.
both meful and oramentsl
Bolleok China for decorating.
'l'able Cutlery of all kinds.
Full line of Tin and Wooden Ware.
1 .
We have just p ’ared no sale 60 dozen sample Towels.
made Ihree plic1s on them, 15c, 20c, 25c
TIIISIIIAM a. nun, The
llEMllVll h!
Ill l25 Washington Steel.
WILL BE READY FOR BUSI-
NESS DECEM BER '5
B. A. VICKERQV.
l Ill-ill
O ‘ E I? COA'I‘
New lot in Blue and lilmk,
911.00 '1‘() 5'1 1 11.1111.
’l'ailor-uuuie, latest Mylo. satin waists
and sleeve linings.
Diagonal Worsted Suits In Blue
and Black.
$8.50 A SUI'P.
'All great bargains. Call and 1-.ta111inc.
H. GOOD‘VIN
l70 “' .\Slll.\'tiTO.\' S 'ill‘ZI‘II‘.
2'
tons.
makers, ISM".
“' II PC.
per cent. but
may exist as to the somethmg.
advisability of pur-
chasing this or that
articular .article;
art there is no
question in the
mind». of the shrew-
dust buyers in \'nr-
walk that the best
and safest place to
buy “at1l11~1111nl-
ity and cost taken
‘va L‘IffEIlEIICt“,
1‘ 1" OD’NIO‘I
into consideration, 111 ~
II()X"1"§
.leweln and Optical Store.
No. 80 Washington Street
Mludil'n IV
This lot contains alum-1t every kind Towel made.
No. 2.Gazette Building. Norwalk.
Gloves
lllll‘ ‘1 “love. rc:11ki1l,four pearl but-
.\ honvcl‘nino lulove. made by the best
Ladies' I"1II' 'I'op Gloves, 751', SI, SI. ill.
Silk .‘Iitlt-ns. 501'.
For Xmas
“1-11ill show a handsome array of >il11-I
I. 111111 be fore you pur1l1as1I.
Woman’s Coats and Capes.,
“‘11 don't 11191111371 fancy boarders. 1114 64x72
.\ big cut. in prices.
11. reduction tbsp means
ATT,
VNo. ZGazette Building, Norwalk.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
The success of this department but been far ahead of our expectations. and has induced us to add many new lines
Ladies are invited to wait this departmant whether they Intend purc Inning or n 11.. We are al-
ways glad to have them examine the new things which are arrIvIng every day.
HAVILAND CHINA.
Hsvlland China Dinner Sets, Ice Cream Flats, Chocolate Sets. Ta Ta 81.111. II’iveOClook-l'eu Sets. Writing Sets.
Trinket Sets Smoking Sets, Tea Sets and many odd Fancy pieces all in flavihtnd China. Also afull line 0! French and
Lampt of all kinds. Toilet Ware. Dinner Wars in English and American Porcelain.
Our Famous Oil Heaters
just the thing for cold weather. We have them in all sis-11, prices from $2.50 to $10,
Special Sale of,Towcls.
W11 have
The cheapest towel in the lot In worth 25c and many of the better ones are worth 301: each
Leading llry Goods w, Store,
SCOFIELD & HOYT
HOIIIIIIY :" IIOOOS.
Nothing like this gathering 1-1'111' 11111-11 in Norwalk.
Men's Cardigan Jackets.
Newest styles, 81.7.1).
I.:11Iie.~",'.N',$l.
Selvet
The new 11111111111111.5110th Thea-1. polish-
lug cloths areadvertised in all the lead-
ing 1111111111111»: I"orinformution, inquire
at our store.
Blanket Time Sure
1111 1'11le! in., 11111:, $1.25, $2.25, $3.50, $1.50.
. Double bed Blankets. line all wool,
in., $5 and $6
100 new patterns of. home made Com-
'1 , fortubles, ill-I, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $4.50.
See the duInonstratiOII of Pearl llentifrice Tooth Cakes displayed in our store.
Furniturc- and Carpets.
I11 both stores look at. our assortment 1)f HOI lDAY l100l).<,l".\.\'(‘ . 1
'1‘ .\ill II'h III ASEI S. ‘ii SIC C \lll\lI‘l“~11n1lii\CKS. \(“AIRS
ESCOFIELD & HOYT,
98 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Club Building.
' Norwalk
cream of the various lots.
Hosiery.
500 pairs Gents l(_)c Hose. ()5: pair.
00 IA . . a so
Child’s Ribbed Hose. fast block. seamless, “ o: ..
Gonts' 2513 Linen Cull-i. 15c “
2:1 dozen odd lots Children' 11 Boss. 5c “
25 " ‘I' " Ltdies’ and Gents“ Hot’e, 73c ”
201: quality Ladies Fest Black Rose, 100 "
Job Ynaths’ All Wool Scarlet Vests. 25c each.
Ladies’ Gowns, extra valu t 59:; at 453
“ " Hamburg trimmed, at 119: "
" Muslin Drawers. tuck‘ed, etc , 23c “
Gents' $1 boderwesr. in camel hair, gray and sear-
let; assorment somewhat broken and so is the
price for this sale,- 501.“ "
One lot Gents’ Shirts only, in sizes 40 and 42.
straight 50c goods, for 25c “
Notions.
Germantown Yarn. all colors, best quality. . l2: skeio
Germantown Knitting Yarn, . 22c "
Saxony Wool. ' 7c “
A small lot of Fairy Floss and Shetland Wool. V
regular price 201:. at 71: “
B. and A. or Leonard's Knitting Silk, best qualitv
and full weight. 29.: spool.
Good Plus. llo dozen papers.
Buttermilk Soap, 12: box of three cakes.
Bpttercup Soap. 19c " “ ..
“Seamless Stockinct Dress Shields, 19:. quality.
No 1. 5c; No.2 ”11;” No.3,
Toilet Paper. 4 packs 15c.
Allen's Tooth Powder, 91: box_
Dress Goods.
25 pee. 0! Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, .191: per yard yd.
400 yds ligd Double Fold Suiting, 9c “ “
30pm Mcfiuflettae. 40 in wide. 35c- " 1" “
Skirt Lining. 4c " “ “
15pm. of All Wool Flannel Railings, in .
value at leaatliOc. sale price, 29.: " “
Buy Early,
served in the rectory
I
Dated. Greeitwfch. Conn... out. 21.
as. _ , nIDIw
' By All Means
NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
83 W'ASHINGTON STREET. ' .
OIIII TIIREE OIIIS,
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. the 7th 9th and IOth.
The prices quoted here below are for very especial bargains. and to much s was cannot be laid upon the for t that the first to buy willgetthe
Alter this rule We go into the hurry and rush of Christm Is trade. 1 onscquently this is our farewell Special Cut
Prue sale for 1805. Thanking you for your patronage this year and soliciting the same for 1911-1, we now 1.- all your emotion to those prices.
Domestics.
300 1.1.11.7. Wrappers. allgoofi‘dark colors. the calico-
nlnne' 1.11 worth more than the price asked. viz: 59c each
1000 yds best 641164 calico 4 yds. for 193
5 pieces 56' In. Table Damask 1 lie yd.
3 means 72 inch half bleached German Table Damask.
good 752 quality for 49c yard
‘37 in. all wool Red Flanrel 200
11 1! H 11 ‘Blue 200 fl
7c Dnmet Flannel . 4&0 "
Best Cotton Towiing 4o ”
We shall also sell a good many small lots at big reductions.
Kitchens. .. ' .
9c each
. Baiting Tins, size 7x111}
50 feet good Cotton Clothes Line for lie
3 quart Retinned Stew Pan for 193
, 10 quart EleaVy Dish Pan for Ibo
8 my Top Molasses Cup for ‘91: .
cod Rolling Plus for To
Wood Potato flashers for " 5c
1000 more of those Cups and Saucers on which the de-
mand was greater than the supply at our last spec-
ial sale. Price the some Bfor 19c
large sine lent Platter 1915
1000 Dolls at jobbcrs‘ prices We are going to make a
special run on these goods for this sale.
Yellow ware Pie Diehee‘ 511 each
chambers ‘ ' .' ”
White Ever and Basin 09c ”
Very best No. Soopper bottom Wash Boner for 1796
3006?! lint 3.11.11.11.11. Decorated 0o each
9x12 king Glass 17c
It matters but little to us as far as the dirrct profits from
one of these sales We give them in orderto have you ,
keep us in mind always. ,
Buy biten. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler