him I. m .
. . a‘thedeveot Greeks.
7..me see Jesus." was the
looming sermon a, the
pi behest Avenue Methodist
church.“‘yeslorday. The
was well filled, and the large
(listened with interest and
the earnest and thoughtful
M. g. In‘thee'rening the text was
‘ti'om‘iidloman’s Songs ii., 4:.
banner over us is Love.” In
the Inbject the preacher
490cc o! the most conspicuous
”in 011th land today is our
We: flag. the starry
«freedom. Its stars stand for
flog, enclandpcne heart, one hand,
station evermcre.‘ Its stripes are
.0! purity. truth and sacrifice.
at!“ were o'er the land of the
and thehome of the brave.’ But
loyal Americans gather about the
3 flag. so we as Christians.
t, wonldrally around the heavenly
,, _ Higher than .all earth’s
" Wthererisesthe banner of God,
on,- itil insorimd these words, ‘His
banner over us is Love."’ A short
(film appeal was made at the close
td«flint under the banner of the cross.
rum :r
A boning carnival and benefit to Lewis
Webster»! East Norwalk, the champion
feather weight of Connecticut. Was held
jn'Williams’ Hall, Weslport, Saturday
might. There was a large attendance of
I’li'orwalk and westport sporting men.
The wind-up was to have been a six-
;ound go between Webster and Mike
Meghan, of New York, but the latter
'did not show up, and Robert Brown
went on with Webster. They gave four
rattling rounds. The other talent in-
cluded Robert Brown, of East Norwalkv'
and Dick Burke, of New York, three
.mnnds; Joe Carney. of Waterbury, and
-'Ben8ullivan, of South l‘lorwalk. three
rounds; Con Ryan, of Scinth Norwalk,
«1de Barnes, of New York, three
roundlmlubvswinging by Ellis Mukin,
“South Norwalk; selections by Robert
:Gnrry, the human cornet, and center.
“igloo acts by Jack Arlington. Daniel
McIntyre was master of ceremonies.
. . . ”'"W‘W' ‘
. Charles Edward Redman. of Maple
avenue, and Miss Hattie Elizabeth
Brown, of 6 Cottage avenue, were mar-
, tied at the bride's home, Saturday
night, by Justice D. Kceler.
Elder G. W. Sederquist concluded his
nutrient at the Advent church, yester-
day, preaching three powerful semionr.
He may, however, be able to return here
. again. ___ .__
,_ The East Nontralk football eleven will
, play a team captained by George Ingvr
‘ poll, on the 'i‘hird avenue grounds.
Thursday mm mug at 9 o‘clock.
. . The Ladies’ Aid society will meet to-
morrow, instead of Wednesday after-
noon, for conference and work.
' . a A son was born Saturday night to Mr.
. and Mrs. William .iBron‘sou, of First
NWDIIO.
Marvin Brothers are making prepara-
tions toereot another building in First
"m“? ,,
The Epwcrth League meeting will be
led tonight by Robert Thompson.
Mill Evelyn Hawkins, of Seaside
‘glm, is quite sick.
BOWAYTON.
Ira Petty has had a street light placed
lutront of his residence in Raymond
street.
DANISH AND NOBOION.
The Congregational Endeavor society
packed its annual barrel of clothing for
. omissionary in western l’ennsylvauniu,
The Methodists are making a special
, , «led to get a bell for their church. The
W. Rev. 8. A. Sands, is soliciting
bleriptiona for the purchase of, one. ,
fiellmdenvoriug to raise the money
. Jute“! ot the parish, among old friends
' Mfume! members who have moved
NW _
imJ. Austin, in response to a
‘ request sent out from New
Yuk. preached Sunday morning on
Wand its wrongs, taking as his
. “They that close their ears when
u m cry shall cry also themu
‘ ‘ but shall notbe heard." A col-
" "taken for the benefit of the
5““ “Wm.._ ,... -
WINNIPAUK.
‘ tsltof the new water wheels at
is it‘d-walk Mills, Saturday, was very
' ‘ . Themachinery wassturied
Mmmwlmmm . it...
~ taxonominhonero! Mil-Immune:-
llliu Mary Kirby Jeaalngaoi West
street. entertained friends, Saturday, at
son, at Port Chester. Five tables were
engagedin thegsuseothearts. tbepriaee‘
being won by Miss Julita Hatch. Miss
Fannie 6m and Mrs. M. A. Gillie. A
dainty collation was served.
Miss M Fisherity. ct Prospect ave-
nue. entertained triends from in and out
of town. Friday night. There was
music by an orchestra of three pieces
and the evening was spent in dancing.
Aoollation was served. '
William Kellogg and family, of Brook-
lyn, and the Misses Morey. of Van Pelt
Manor, L. I , will spend Thanksgiving
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah
Kellogg, Highland Grove.
l
A reception will be given at Peter W.
Mead's home in New Canaan, tomorrow
night, by Miss Mead. A number of
Norwalk friends of the family have been
invited. ‘
John Walker Wheeler and Miss Lulu
Staples will be married at 5:30 this aftl r-
noon at the residence of the bride‘s
parents in Benham avenue, Bridgeport.
W. S. Clark and wife are guests of
Station Agent David Gould and wife. of
Academy street. Mr. Clark is station
agent of Westbrook.
Attorney and Mrs. Levi Warner will
leave Nos-walk this week for Middle-
town, to‘ spend Thanksgiving with rela~
lives. ___«___
Miss Anna C. Mather, of West street,
spent Sunday in Bridgeport with her
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Graham, of
Elmwood avenue, will entertain the
Veteran Whist club, Friday evening.
C. Swarlz and family spent Sunday in
Sanford Station.
Mrs. J. A. Stabell, of Burbank street.
is visiting in Weston.
Mrs. William Richards, of Quintard
avenue, is visiting in New York.
Miss Maggie Smith. of Greenwich,
visited the Misses Taylor, over Sunday.
R. Herbert Taylor will spend Thanks:
giving in New York city.
C. H. Carter and three ladies from
Greenwich drove to Ncrwalk, yesterday,
and took dinner at the Norwnlk Hole].
Mr. and Mrs. ‘T. P. Ward, of Nor-
walk. have returned from their bridal
tour.
Miss Maud Gregory. of Norwalk, has
been a guest of Mn. William E. Osborn,
of Westpart.
Miss Kittie Wheeler, of Westport. is
visiting in South Norwalk.
Frank Ferris, of Princeton college. is
home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Charles C. Nichols, of Brooklyn.
spent Sunday at his home in South Nor-
walk.
Miss Mabel Miller, of Bedford, N. i'..
who was a guest of her uncle, David
Miller. of Belden avenue, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith are home
from their bridal tour.
(lgngressman E. J. Hill will leave for
Washington, December ‘I. )nngrcss
will convene December 7.
Miss May Olsen, of High street, Nor-
i hi9: _ ,
I 'iDc Me Rwd
~ 7 Maintain
ONdHOURjM ‘
‘l’HlS STORE
is worth more than a half' day in'
some. so far as quick allenllons go.
One can shop and shop. receive their
change promptly, see lots of beautiful,
new goods, meel any number of
friends, and than have pleuly of time
for other matters. Visitors from out
of town appreciate it more perhaps
than those who live here. than those
who are in here four or five limes
every week.
And we deliver goods 35' promptly
as we take your order for them.
From start to finish everything moves
as though we have nothing else in llie
world to do but just see that you are
well and properly laken care of. You
feel easy all die: lime you are here.
a
,. 1‘
,,
if you haven't seen lhose new
~Jackels you have probably heard of
lhem. if you haven't bought one yet
you probably will. They are a be-
wilchlng lol al bewilchlng‘ly low prices.
And so far as slyles are concerned
there is nothing anywhere in ibis sec-
..llon lhat can hold an incandescent
light to them
There's about 25 pieces Tam-
boured Sash Muslimmaybe slightly
soiled, ilial will be sold at prices that
will make lliem g3 quickly even if
they are that way. We've been
using l'nem as samples.
Also several placer. Silklne. in
beautiful designs and co]:;:.ng, llial we
at 8
will give you yourchau: from
cenls a yaid.
And quile a variety Figured Denims
and Crelonnes. from l0 lo 29 cuts a
yard. Speoial; in Chloris:
Figured
Ll yogi.
,lvE; rents
l-‘lxighes.
Japanese
3 yard. Fancy
$1.00 M 5125
Manual Draperies,
U m‘ e M!
Ladies' car. l-‘lue quislily
ribbed Vests. silk trimmed a..ri f..:_.:e«
lined—flue qualify you Pants to
maicll~l1zr .35 C3125 user. Extra
fine quality Egyptian combed yam
Vests.fleece-lined—Pauls lo match
-46} 50 cents each; made in lhe
finesl possible manner.
The celebrated ‘Hai'varo" under-
wear, in fine wool, for 75 cenls and
$1.00 each, and in long or short
sleeves: best lhal's made.
Busy days down in the Wash
Goods department among lbs Outing
Flannels—goed heaVy sells for 8 and
)0 cents a yard.
W
walk, will given party Thanksgiving
afternoon to her young friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Golden spent
Sunday with friends in Meriden.
Rev. A. S. Karanugh and family will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Keva—
uegh's mother at Higgauuin, (it.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lowndes, of
South Main street. spent Sunday in
Willimantic, with their daughter. Mrs.
Sugar.
“a...“
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Browne, of Mo.
hawk. N. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Handle, of High street. South
NorwallELWWW
M. m an“. no“. A...
Water Pipe In Wall Street.
A our lead nl water pipe for Wall
street urrimrl Saturday. The pipe is
now being unloaded and distribuwd
along the street. The work of laying it
will be commenced tomorrow.
Four Popular
LECTURES
A i‘ '1‘ HF.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Arthur Osborne with an electric but»
It. and Mrs. Charles Holliwell re-é
w.” their harm in Poughkeepsle,§
mousing. i
The human: Mills started up this
Bil. m. the pound clerk. is mull»
)Fi‘lllll)‘. Del). l.~“l,ll¥‘e
“rum y. .
1' Adina all. museums
t‘l
gulp? l‘ eta
‘ results.
Soulli Norwalk.
People (ii-au- anal
llav."llxlier.’l‘. .. 'nnlemi.
lurk.
l'rillny. lion. ll. ~
"What is Htlr'l't‘s‘af'il)’ llel'.
ii. A. ’
llllv'lilel. 1’. ll . til. \‘ernun. N. l‘.
l. ‘n.~“l’llille film's-ls: lvv llev. L.
Dee. as.~~“i‘el mimic lied lose.
my not. .l. 0. limit. l). is. New
limits is eta. '
0k their. _
us. slurp).
Tue-ruler
in line"
It’ll!
K l
b ll. of New.
:2 a
i “W- 0
I) in a
fl :3" a
u 33" f.
19:3. :9-
" r13:
:4
gi’ifia .0 £1
,Eggn- 39‘
3.2.3.0 ,Omg
“~73“ 1" i
=”-'9:430H
9.1232." “ii—1::
°§LE5H<H0 as
.p - a: .. :
50??"NHDEJ
.w:
lgE-sxl" ¢ 35
2:23:23 "1 3“-
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55".” a!
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WANT ANYTHING ?
No need to. Advertise
in the south Norwalk
Evening
Sentinel.
... .....
erg’s
A
we
ammonium. Humor. ,
Saturday. November 2|.
laurs Bigger and Burt Hav-
‘ ' erly in ,lloyt’s
Chinatown
Produced in same in her all at lion's Thea-
lw. rigs! Y. ill. - '
Prices Ease, we. use. Seals at Weled's and
Tomlinson‘s.
. E
Hovr's THEATRE
Saturday Evening, Nov. 2|
MISS
Margaret Fuller l
With a conipanvol Ml lerlor ubilll and bill .
. THOMAS L. POLEM’AN in Aleaahder Du-
mus’ masterpiece.
The PrinceSs of
Bagdad.
Translnlcda'ml adopted by Wm. Young. au-
ihor of "llin its all." "Cauelou.’ and
'l’en ragou."
Evils on sale rt Plaisled‘s and l‘inneo’s
stores.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE!
1‘. W. MITCHELL ........... Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Monday, Nov. 23rd,
A. C. (luntei‘s great play.
Mr. Barnes, of
New York.“
With Miss Loraine
Ilollis and a picked
company ofploycrs
an EVENT or THE SEASON
l'riljrs. TM‘. one. use. Seats on stile at Wood's
and 'l owlinsou's.
H o‘Y‘r 'SWT'H an 'r R E
One week. nebula-living.
Monday, November 23.
“allows Thanksgiving Day, Sal-
urday.
l
l
The popular singing «trim-alien. ';
JERE McAULlFF‘E l
‘ And the lull-hint heroin fil‘ll‘l’. “
J05. GREENE. fl
Supported ly lli‘i-ir excellent vompuny pre~1
sealing lheir greater-l slu'oess s.
Monday Evening—"The \Vl‘fiil‘l‘lll"'."
Tu. sdny Evenlng‘Tlie linwerynf New
Wednesday Eveningv-“The Vendetta."
Thanks-giving Matinee—Tn he Annoum-ml.
Thanksgiving wooing «“Tlimugh lluwiian;
Snows."
Friday l venlugv'Thir'Sll‘aleglal."
Saturday owning-"'lilnek Flag."
l’upulur ['llf‘l‘fi.lil,‘.l‘lflllli1lli'l‘lllit.
Ladil'a' livlwlt- for Monday Honing run he:
Initial l'lllihll'li'H lil'llfl slur". Smith N- r'wnlk. '
illlll l’lnneo'~ stationery ell-Io. an’nulk-
York.‘ l
l
sonwaul OPERA House;
1". W. llll'l‘l‘llEl.l.. Manager.
MCBRiDE & GORDON
In the New York Hun ‘uy “'url is lull «l l'luiu i
mule. llmlli’lgiluil i
Yellow Kid ‘
l
of '
Hogan’s Alley!
A l‘hrl'r‘ “-mwdy In Three Avis.
Mo ”ll! filllll)‘ Toll“! ill.
Him the Irish I'iikl‘ Win in "will“ Ml“!-
l‘m-llw milly girl-sin lln im‘s Alli-v.
Mmllm ininv lrlnlimeno llmnn'n MIM. l
io’mi the HIII‘I‘ilhi scenery of ”‘ilmtll'ti Alloy. 1 ll .
pilp‘i'l'lll'l YELLOW lilli Cl lllhlAh H A .~ .
no. limorvml mmla
(lenmnumlmlsslon, l
Popular prince for mfllill
hot! and 154' for lil’llfllli‘.
READ.... 1
all
waver . ;
000.!)th
Millioery Parlorsll
Fursl Fursll Furslll,
in addition to our complete line of 5
Millinery goods. we have added a full:
and complete line of .
1
«Lives. ‘
Cl illhdlltilf'l‘lirl
Ml‘r‘l‘ ll.
Bliss.
TRIMMINUH.
Largest assortment of Fl’llél ever
shown in l'siriield (loudly.
l
W
GOLDBERG’
NEW votes:
1: .9
6...... wide bleached,
‘ =63-in.wide bleached damask, 37 l-zc.
TR'SIRAM.
' Matinee- anll Triglil.
Thanksgiving, . . . The '0“
; comm
IILLIIEIV PIRLORS TAVLOR i GOLDEN»
as wan new.
new. nastiness worn. we
Thanksgiving Sale of Table Linens.
250. ‘ , ..
. 63-in. wide bleached damask, fine quailly, 50c.
65in. wide bleached damask, handsome paltems, 61 mo.
68 in. wide bleached damask, handsome patterns, 6pc.
63-in wide bleached damask, extra Value, 75c.
70-inch wide bleached damask, variety of pancreas: co.
54in. wide brown, all linen, 15c.
54-in. wide brown, red border, 33c.
63-in. widc‘brown, red border, 39c.
65-in. wide brown, yellow border, 50c. . l
67 in. wide brown, extra fine damask, 75c. '
. 56 in. Turkey red damask, 25c.
56 in. Turkey red, extra heavy. 37 l’ZC.
60 in. Turkey red, handsome patterns, 50c.
10-4 bleached covers, 01.75 each.
10-4 double damask covers. 82.75 each.
5 8 napkins lo match covers, 3: 5e.
12-4 knotted fringe covers, with napkins to match, $5.50 set.
‘ 104 hemslilchcd covers, with napkins lo mulch, 86,00 sel.
12-4 fringed and open work border,with napkins to mulch,” set
:24 colored sets, pink,blue and yellow, $5.
:0 4 fine damask, colored border sets, $3.73.
NAPKINS ~5-llall linen napkins,85c, $1, 1.25, 1.50, 175 do:
3-4 all linen napkins, $1.25, 1.50, 1.75 dozen.
Housefurnishing Department.
Haviland while and decorated dinner ware. English and American porcelain. White and decorated din-
ner ware. We are showings new open stock pattern in green by Johnston. English porcelain, besl goods,
in piece, 6:1.50. We carry a full line of Landon. Peary t'v Clark cutlery. Carving eels, table knives and
forks, all warranted. We carry a full line of agate ware and liuware, also'rozistlnz pans, covered and un.
covered. A complete line of pie plates, in tin, agate and yellow ware;in iact,everythiog that may he need-
ed for Thanksgiving cooking. . .
& HYATT,Norwalk,_l’.‘.onnecticut.
1
SCOFIELD a HOYT
Bargains on Saturday.
lsinlies' night relics wilh hire or Hamburg?
yoke, l'l‘lilll‘é‘ili from 7015 to 5‘.) ?.
Lullios‘pfaill Wllisim reduce-l l‘mru ilmlo
2| as. l
104 slim-ls. Him. 620.
"N ”we?“ ”ML 3'3"" " Ladle-3‘ Jersey \i‘r‘s and pants. Bound use. ,
3F." l> '2-s.2'.". ‘ i . .‘ "‘:‘l-'-' i‘ > - - 'a
“up! mu} (7 l . ‘laL its ‘ . i OWN”, muslin skills. Wind mo. : lundwme all i, f fun llulo. .llll'iil' suil._
Afi'wmoro pun-vent lioxbury Mussels 9mg .. g ' _ _ , .., laneycimirs.muvlies. lounges. dining ”Tiller.
llc’. minimal n'w her yard. : Children 5 bicycle hose. ‘2 pairl'W'W“ l , sideboards. hat racks. dining chairs. bedroom
Lollies“ marks, minced from semi.) !i :‘m. l New lot «lulnusk all linen towels. with fringe suits. $14. 3“. $211. $15. is!» Mattresses owl
solid l‘nii dining v-linirs. ti on. tin-z ll‘f'llll‘rlll'll‘l‘, 25w. , bevldlngofvvery kind.
An early inspection cfour stores and ourstockflwill convince you.
SCOFEIWELD] HOYT,
98 Washington‘Street, Club Building,
50. Norwalk, Ct . . Norwalk, Ct.
llil I-lolh, 20v [lei-munic- yard,
Enamel Beds. 3‘95 on. 27m and slow.
’l‘lieTrumway «:lmpany oil's run by both
1 ofour stores atb'riutli Norwalk and Norwolk.
launch plulll have u e‘nlli. finest all w0ol,> whorewilllm found a ’urgeulisplay of cirpe's.
{mm aunt who. , art sqiian-«. rugs. lave curl mm porticres.
;’mattresses.nilvlntlisuull linulium~ Also a.
Bargains For Monday.
Ilbvlnl'illlil wool serges. black lilldl'Willl". till
'.'ll’ per ynrnl. «
LOWEST
. PRICE l
BEST . . .
. . . VALUE!
| l
l‘ _
THEY ARE ALL SMILES! '
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. «All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAMEl
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING
prices guaranteed.
ll
Ever Shown
Complete m
This Cityl
Line of
By trading with us you will always get the best with
FRANCI§ Loo.
A AEOOD “hawker.
is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy len-
that hate clean neat store,
and prices that will not
IO WASHINGTON ITREI‘J
South Norwolk.
a. ll. NIBVEY'S
cirv lass-Lovratuv nozucv.
first class
in our opinion, 9 some at
not meal of the very best quality,
courteous patient employees,
Indies and gentlemen «leslrinfi‘
help in any (lazuli ea obtain
the alsvvoagenn-rza sot one wishing positions.
all her male or female. can more employment
Wants-4t. nnmllahilr Flrstolnas nurse for
disagree with any one's purse. That's our iiml’lm" elllkil;7l'lfl;lllfiflnf:lftlll person; also
. . m u lids-um or m- ll ran 0
idcn of a good meat market, and we \"nfllcui Situation ini‘vunahln built-r and
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
winter. ll rat via-is refill-caves:alsoexnerlenced
mam for the slim Muslims».
70 North Main St. tkiulh Norwalk, Ct.
offer:
Prime lllt least, no a It Pot Roast, from 3 to we lb g“, ' 3",, "’“ M "- ’5’
Good Roast Beef, lee “ Lamb chops, lac “ Hyomel DOGS Cure
em airlola Meet, Me “ Vernacular Lamb. as " BI’ODChitiS.
lest cot Hound Steals, lac “ Rump domed lent. me “ ‘. ,,,.,,...,,,, m,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,
.. .. shoulder " so " s as m M for m .......‘.‘.:'.::::::‘:::::l.i..'...;:'::.ltilllrtt...
till:li’illtil'tti’dli. Atari: lawolf'“
i Mun-r mill tun lIiI
Hylmninsed with Motifs Pocket ln-
STAR MARKET,” Salem Street,cor.llavlland mm «mm has «new the m... for n
“CURES BY INHALATION"
A!ihnlfl,lmm‘¢lllllh, voids, catarrh and
, all siniilordiscaees.
inhaler outlits.ineludiug bottle of Hyu-
emi. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
Mrs. H. A. (.‘raw. fill Chestnut strum.
Booth Not-walk. (loan. General Agent
LINCOLN Notice lccoelracters l
l'rulsmils wanted for the «mintmvilonnl a
StoragO warehouse1“lilnoan-lihrldslv lube f‘l‘Pt‘tPllHflUll‘ Tum.
, .pitemmr the Darn-n line, maps. drawings
deonln MIME Warehtmse infill“ W'ilil‘nlllms am, all l‘llrlll‘lllnrt in la
or alnr street. a law doors ilh
limoln llw Helm-'lni‘n'cilmvv, elmlml ”up...
War-hie motto the Air
"n .unle will luv mired npluam] inoillvlimtlha
iiiikmlh ma] . lemons!“ for Will: vial; of vacuum. the unlwvlvm-h liming {m Fflm‘dd W1",- 03‘“ "I
the slants“! 0! . llw Hull! tray-‘13: 3E Yua’iimdi, ‘
household Furniture, Pllh03,.l- I lll’l'lél’!’ {it"‘iii pi
°’°“’v Mimi“. IN}. V ma al Nilatiliiifl’iililfil‘iifl“ Ttiivlv “more“: MAK‘ YOUR
forlull mrticuiarfihonlre at the l W ' ”1'57 Wow“, ,. 1'59
lShorty Sherwood flatter! w a n 1 3 K N 0 we;
owners on at ii man
a ms was new hwm'Wen°!iw3liim wtwlfizl m v“
n m . ,
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