' ‘ , Every seat free.
. ,_ ., 111111111111, : of Keyser avenue,
himself through the hand at Huyt’s
in South Norwalk. Wednesday
He is one of the property boys.
, the conclusion of the. second act
mNendetts” one of the actors
, him a revolver ,that had been
, 11111.. stage. ,Arnle. not supposing
1a, loaded. put his hand over the
and pulled the trigger. The
powder from the blank cartridge burnt
quite I hole in his hand.
The annual meeting of the Swedish
ohmhwasheld last night. The fol-
1111113391110». were elected: President,
397. O. Bronson; vice-president. Conrad
Wander; secretary, Charles Ericson;
W, Andrew Gustafson; elders,
Charles Erleson, Conrad Molander;
new, S. Burke, E. Anderson, P.
hen-on; deacons.0. Hasseltrom, E. An»
omen, Alfred Benson; Sunday school
superintendent, E. Anderson. Thanks-
, giving day services were held in the of-
tar-noon.
At the Advent church, the Rev. F. S
Ainsworth will preach Sunday morning
on the Opening of the fifth and sixth
seals, as described in Revelations, sixth
and seventh chapters. In the evening
at 7 o’clock there will be a social service,
led by the pastor. The public is invited.
Ground has been broken for a new
house in the rear of the residence of
Oscar Raymond, East avenue.
L. A. Burdick, of Fort Point street.
has been entertaining his mother, Mrs.
A. L. Beecher, of New Haven.
Lieutenant George S. Wood spent yes-
terday with his father, Thomas Wood,
of Hill street.
Miss Ada Boerum, of VanZandt avc
nae, is spending a few days in New
York.
A. W. Pringle, of Bridgeport, former-
ly of South Norwalk, spent Thanksgiv—
ing with William Hosegood, of Pros
pect street.
Frank L’ Hommedleu, who has been
very sick with quinsy sore thro it, was
able to be at the store today.
Charles Dibble, of VanZundt avenue,
entertained friends from Brooklyn,
yesterday.
CharlesF. Bertrain is putting water
today in, his residence in Warren
avenue.
There is talk of cutting down the
north end of Warren avenue.
Daniel L’Hommedicu and family, of
Henry street, spent yesterday 111 Bethe].
James L. Hoyt, of L‘ove street had 11
family reunion at his home, yesterday.
F. W. Gotham, wife and child, of Kn
tonah, are visiting E. E. Gorbarn.
J. Wallace Marvin‘s dog died this
Week.
J. Sturges Randall has purchased 11
team of horses from Betts dc Fartington.
James Fitch has the contract to cart
soil from Charles Selleck s place to Davip
A. Rose a property in East avenue.
George Van Karen raised the frame of
his house' in Warren avenue, this morn-
ing.
William Underdown, of Astoria,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents in
Henry street.
Louis Terry and family, of Brooklyn.
spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry N. Taylor, of Seaside place.
Miss Julia Burnhum. of Bolts place,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles A.
Knight, in Vernon Center.
S. S. L'Hommedieu, wife and daugh-
ler, and John L’Homrncdieu. wife and
son, spent yesterday with Mr. and M111.
A. 8. Crockett, I11 llowayton.
Henry 11:11, Reunions. '
W. F. Bryant and family entertained
Georgetown friends yest‘rday. They
were Mr. and Mrs. Burr Mills. Marvin
Blocking. Miss Alice Stocking. Miss
Lena Raymond, Rev. [7.11. Mohr, wife
' enema.
A Thankiglvlng gathering was held at
Henry Britto’e home on the 11111 Woltpit
' hill road. Many friends and relatives of
the family were present. and enjoyed
Wm with dancing and singing.
There was a family reunion at W. .‘l.
money‘s residence in Berkeley street,
yesterday.
It. and lira. George W. Belt-1111, of
W11 street, entertained guests, yes-
11111 that 811111111.
The Norwalk Yacht club had 11 smok-
or, last night, at the club house at
moiety one. Those prompt were en:
Ytrrlslssdby seleouaas by 1111: 1.1111311
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11111111 In Dancing
“ The Germanic Bwngerbund gave a
concert and danpe, last night, in the
society's hall'on the Washington street
bridge. which was crowded to the doors,
many people being obliged to stand.
The various numbers were excellently
rendered, the chorus work being especi-
ally good. Under the direction of Karl
Dlebl. of Bridgeport, most elllcient
work was done in the closing chorus,
"Laud Sighting" (Graig). sung by the
Germauia and Bridgeport Concordias.
with a baritone solo by Richard, Noack,
and orchestrlal accompaniment, with
leader Daniel Lesser, of the Arlene, at
the piano. Mr. Noack sang another
solo, Die Jugendszeit," by Meyer~Hcl-
mood, and was enthusiastically
encored, and was heard in solo
work in "Christmas Night,” a bean-
tiful number by the Germauia
mixed chorus. The Concordlas and the
Germanic. men's and ladies' chorus
sang separately and together. The
principal soloist was William Bar-tale,
tenor, of New York, whose singing was
exceptionally fine. He has a voice of
much sweetness and power, and it is an
der perfect control. He was encored on
each appearance. C. Sour rendered an
enjoyable zit-her solo, and for encore
gave a portion of the “Tannhaenser”
march. The selections by the Philhar-
monic orchestra, were, as always, given
an artistic rendering. The orchestra
furnished music for dancing after the
concert. Henry Gchrmann prompted‘
The arrangement committee was A.
Dysenroth, Gustave Fredrick, George
Linger, John Gauer, Fred Wledncr’ and
John Wolthausen; reception committs e,
G. Fredrick, 1). Hohn, G. Linger, John
Caner, Adam Schmidt and John Ulden-
Schlager; floor manager, Edwin Becker,
miles, Ernest Barthel. l). Hohn, John
Moehring and (,1. Mueller.
BURGLAR IN A BICYCLE SUIT.
He was Seen When he 1.1111 3 Weslporl House
Early This Morning.
The residence of Frederick Bradley,
olthe firm of Hubbell &' Bradley, Wests
port coal dealers, was burglarized this
morning between 3 and «I o‘clock.
' There were two thieves, one of whom
was seen 111119 was leaving the house.
He had on a bicycle suit and light stock-
ings.
They secured a dress suit 1111 are are
and four hats. .1
Mr. Bradley drove to S 111th Norwalk,
this morning to get trace of the rob-
hers.
fiConstahlc Albert ‘Allcn discovered
someone with :1 dark lantern about the
house, and the house lighted up. 1111
knocked at the door three times, and
finally Mr. Bradley responded. The
constable asked him if he had left a light
burning. and learning that he had 1101,11
search was 111111111 of the house. but no
one was found. A window had been
opened and the screon'tukcn out.
It is thought that Edward Grant‘s res-
idence in Treudwell avenue was also on-
tercd. His son was aroused by the bark-
ing of 11 small (log,'a11d getting 11p dis-
covered :1 window open. He imnu'diate-
ly went down town and notified Cou-
stuble Edward Allen.
This 11101'11l11g the oilicor 1111qu to Nur-
walk and notified the police, and then
continued as fur as Noroton, but could
find no trace of the burglars. Edward
Allen wont to Bridgeport, but was also
unsuccessful in lindinz.r thieves.
In the Probate Court.
The question of citing Charles A.
Acton for examination as to his knowl-
edge of property said to belong to the in-
solvent estate of Bolts .11 Harrington
come 11p before Judge A. B. Woodward,
Tuesday afternoon, but 11'asndjouruml
for one week. The proceedings 11111
brought by W. ll. Winn, of New York,
a creditor of the estate.
The administration account of the
late William I). lliccw '11-l allowed Wed
nostluy morning.
Tuesday afternoon .Iudgo Woodward
11111111111111: administration account of
the late Mrs. Henry (Y. (furtcr.
II. C. Thompson has been appointed
executor of the estate of Mrs. John
Jones, of Norwalk.
Ran all With Mr. Harvey's Keys.
Yesterday morning 11 trump entered
Charlesd'l. Harvey's shoe atom in North
Main street and naked for 11 pair of old
shoes. Mr. llnrvcy told him that 1111
did not have11nyj11st'tl1cu. When the
man went out he took the bunch of keys
from the lock '111 the front door, and run
up the street. Mr.llarv1-y gave chase,
and caught him after 11 livcly run. The
1111111 gave up the keys, stating that he
1ll1l not know he look them.
Sons of 81. 11111191 Dinners.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Hons of fit.
errge, will install these newly elected
officers ncxtTncsday night: President,
(merge Robbins: vice president, (111111311
S11111h:11ecretary.(‘herlos H.1’ago.as-
sistuntsecretary. Harry (4111111111: tren-
surer, David Chlttim; ruesoengcr, Char-
les llolt; trustee. W. .1. Moore; auditors.
F. E. Readman, James Wood. Joesph
Goodwin i,_ W“
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HOVT'E TH EATRE
Oneweek. commencing.
loudly, November 23.
Matinee: Thanksgiving Dav, Sal‘-
urday.
‘ The popular slnglng comedian.
JERE MGAULIF‘F'E
And the brilliant heroic actor.
JOS. GREENE.
Supported is their excellent-company Fre-
senflng the r greatest success”.
Monday Healer-"The Weslerner."
Tuesday Evening—The Bowery of New York:
Wednesday Evonlng-' The Vendetta?
Thanksgiving Matinee—To be Announced.
Thanksgiving evening—"Through Russian
Snows."
Friday evening-”Our Strategist."
Saturda 1' evening-"Black Flair.”
Popular prices. 10. '20 and :11 cents. :
Ladies‘llckets for Monday evening .eau be
had»! Plalsted's drug store, South N1 rwulk.
11nd Pinneo’s stationery store. Nor-walk-
M
110111111111 OPERA HOUSE
11. 11'. MITCHELL ................. Manager.
3 flights, Nov. 30, Dec. let, and
The People's Fawrite Actor
Mr. Daniel A. Kelley,
In three great plays.
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ourcssrs or A GREAT
c111.
Change ”I roperlollo nightly.
Seals at
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HOVT’S THEATRE
Sn. \‘urwslk.
2 Nights 1111112 Matinccs,
Mondeo and Tuesday,
Nov. 30 and Doe. I
Charles Arthur's
Herald Square
Comedians
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direct from its". months luN Loud 'I':1r~iollu's
I"h' Murmv liund from I .lh‘. flagship Tren-
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Thursday, Dec. 3.
OLIVER BYRON,
Supported by tllo.1".1111'111i11:.; artist:-
KATE BYRON ,
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Four Popular
LECTURES
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@onnpany.
REVISED PRICES
ON
SILKS.
Some 60 pieces Fancy Silk Waist
lengths—Taffetas—at reduced cost:
strIpes.fIgures and'creatlons of every
sort. Not cheap goods, but all nlce
silks. Se: many 1 different patterns
that we cannot give here the prices
of each one; we simply assure you
that they are a great value at what-
ever price Is named.
It is now so near the holidays that
they will make most excellent gifts,
when the time comes. the lot being
made up of very high colors. medium
shades and the more conservative
effects. for both evening :wearfand
house uses. They are bound to be a
popular offering.
Havlland China Dinner Sets.
$I9. 49. $24 89, $29. 47. $34 69 up to
$49.00 They are the finest values
the city ever sash—most excellent
choice at such prices. They are the
best grades of the best stock in town.
Then there's open lines of Dinner
Sets—just as few pieces or just as
many as you want; 20 different ones
to select from.
Turkey platters, large'slzes In both
plain and decorated ware.
Yellow Mixing Bowls. In all sizes.
Lamps—banquet, table and piano.
Largest, brightest. nicest assortment
to be found anywhere—choicest
choosings that you could ask for—u
littlest prices. A11 ailbrass Banquet
Lamp for 98 cents. and a good burner
at that. Onyxdop Tables. 53.7510
515.00. Lamp Globes and Silk
Shades In ’great variety.
Comfortables. one In Persian pat-
tern silkellnc lined with plain colors.
filled with our famous snowflake'
cotton for $.59; another, In fancy
scroll design and vlolcls, some lining.
and filled with finest wool—extra
warm-for Si“. 1"
All the bed 1.1 the regular sorts we
have represented here from 98 cents
up Is the host ones manufactured.
Down Quilts, fancy sateen lined.
fully filled and fluffy.6 X 6. and in
elegant design—specially selected.
for $5.00; better grades. $6.88;
ruffled. $7.68 If) $I0.00-—$13.00 for
silk both sides.
All grades and sh apes llorn Hair
Plus in amber, :hell and black.
"THINKING IS BUT AN
WAflTE OF THOUGHT"
IDLE
unless it is practically applied. If you
11111 thinking of I1111i11g our 11 ulls newly
paper-ml in time for he idny festivities,
now is the time to make your selections.
()111' stock of urtlstw wall papers. I'rh-zes
and decorations llfl' replete with the
hum-st designs and colors. Choose now
and get the most exclusive.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
911111111 Pa hanging. Deeora
and Sign new tins
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Telephone Service.
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THE SOUTHERN NEW ENOLIND
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Cir:uit,‘.1nd Long Distance Trans
‘mitter, at
325-- Year and Upwarda,
' according to'the amount and char-
acter of the service.
For details, address the 10681
office of the company,
37:1"an BUILDING
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Coon.
-1
rHeLeanmo may coups arouse.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATTI
2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALII, CONN.
Tha‘ksgiving Sale of Table Linens.
60-in wide bleached, 25c.
633 In wide bleached damask, 37 1 2c.
1»
63—ln. wide bleached damask, fine quality, 501:. ,
65«in. wide bleached damask, handsome patterns, 62 Lee.
(18 in. wide bleached damask, handsome patterns, 69c.
68 In 11' idc bleached damask, extra value, 75c.
70- inch wide bleached damask, variety of patterns, 91 oo
54- in. wide brown, all
linen, 251:.
54—in. wide brown, red border, 33c.
03~in. wide brown, red border, 39c.
63in. wide brown, yellow border, 500.
(17 in. wide brown, extra line damask, 75c.
56in. Turkey red damask, 25c.
56 in. Turkey red, extra heavy. 37 1-2c.
be in. Turkey red, handsome patterns, 50c.
10-4 bleached covers, $1.75 each.
1 10-4 double damask covers, $2.75 each.
Hoviland white and decorated dinner ware.
oer ware.
112 piece, 311. 50.
forks, allwarranted
V ,' ,
5 .8 napkms to match covers, $1.51..
12-4 knotted fringe covers, with napkins to match, sr
3.5o set.
104 hemstllchcd covers, with napkins to match, $0.00 set.
124 fringed and open work bordemvith napkins to match, $7 set
11.11111111er sets, pink,blue and yellow,$5. '
xo .1 fine damask, colored border sets, $3.73.
NAPKINS-s-S all linen napkiusfisc, $1,125, 1.50, 17511112
3-4 all linen napkins,$1.25, 1.511, 1.75 dozen.
Housefu'rnishingDepartment.
English and American porcelain.
We are shouiuga new open stock pattern in gm n by lohnston. English porcelain best goods.
We cam' 11 fulll '1111: of Landau. I'earx N Claxkcutlery.
White and decorated din-
Coming sets, table knives and
\Vecarn a full line of agate wow and linwur 6, also mason; pans, covered and now
(over'ed. A complete line of pie plates, in tin, ago: 6 .1111] yellow 11are;lu fact, everything that may be need-
ed for Thanksgiiing cooking.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT Norwalk Connecticut.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT
~Bargains on Saturday.
Indius' night robes with low 111' Hamburg
)‘11k1‘,1‘1‘1i111'9dI'l'11111’.11::t11 1'19), l
1.111Iios' plaid waists. rmluw-«l from $1 7.11:5":
912.1. 2
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11' per yard-
rill—inch plaid Inun'lu cloth.
1‘. surges. black and 1" :Ioz'i. at
lluesf :III Wool
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‘IIII'I'liIl-x 11ml Iiuuliums. Also a.
' 1f fumltm'c. 11:111r~1' suits
"In-s. lounge». dining fables
5I1’I1'I'HIII‘1IS.IIIIT t'11'k~.1llning chairs. Ivcdrumu
sulfa,
$11.51». T
Mallressos 11ml
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l-evldiugtlvvcry kuu .
An early inspection ofour stores and our stock will convince you.
SCOFIELD 8: HOVT,
Club Building,
98 Washington Street,
$0.Norwall1,Ct
BEST
VALUE! "
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LOWEST
PRICE!
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 SAME!
We have now in stock
The lost ' Ever IShown
Complete
Llne of This NCltvl
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed. V\
FRANCIS 8: C0-
86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Goldbergs 11:11. York IIIiIlinery Parlors!
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
hLIncoln Storage Warehouse
11m street. 11.ch doctrs 1111th
T”
{If Washington slreetJn he Clti'
11115011111 honyulk. Is now open for
the storage 11
Household Furniture, PIenos,Bi- ,
cycles, Corrlagoa, Eta.
For full particulars Inuulrc at the I
office ct
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
11 WASHINGTON ll'l‘llllllt'l'. ,
South flora-Ill. connection
Furs! Fursll Fursll
In addition to our complete line of
Mlllim-rygoods. we have added 11 full
and complete line of
CA P1615,
(f1 ILLARICTTI-IS
MUFF S.
Iii )AS,
TRIMMINGH.
ltlmrgest assortment of FURS over
shown In F airfield County.
NEW YORK
MILLIHERY PARLORS
53 Wall Cheat.
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
lshorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ccuplesa portion oflc Gnaowalrls‘
store, corner of Wall and' Water l-Sts
Norwulk Call and see the latest
utvloa In Hutu Cam um , 111111111
0. ll. HAHVEV’S
cwv IMPLOVMINT nocucv.
Ladies and 'genflemnn doslrlnflI first class
holpln auycupuolt 111111 obtain 11 scare at
the above 111111111 y: 11 sothose wishing pnsltlons.
oltlwr male or female: on 11111111 re employment
11111111111 Immcdlutuly Funnies-1111111111 for
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Wanted Hllunllon for capable holler 11nd
lwnltcr, IIrstt 111111 references: nlnooxpcrlenoed
Imus for the 11 no business.
,‘10 North Main 81., South Norwalkfe.
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MAKIVOUR
WANTS KNOWN
1
IN THE
EVENING SENTINEI.
"Hy omei”Does Cure
Bronchitis.
House of lloprescnluthcs.
lluuhluglnn. l) 1 ,April 11111. 111111?
I firmly l1eII1 111 that lllomolwlll «In all you
claim for It II has I‘Uf’l'll 111vl1r111ul1lll11 of ten
1111111»: standing. 1:1 AM IN Il.\ WIN.
ember from Iirnnkll’ll l
llyooml used with Booth 11 Pocket lu-
llaler outllt has caught the town, for it
"CURES BY INHALATION”
Astl1u1a,l1roncl1ltls. colds, catarrh and
all similar diseases
Inhnlcrontllts. Including bottle of Hyu-
eml, onodollar. 'l‘rialtreahuent free.
Mrs. H. A Crow, 89 Chestnut street
South Nerwalk, Conn, Gilll'llllAfll‘llt
,ior Falrfleld County. 0. 301
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