Immutosuiu A. 11111.
We! cm and Vanandt
immisewned by J.
Well. It to thought that
dame-on of Mr. 11111111131.
fie drewitb a small night lamp,
homes! from his bedroom to
. 11.. lire. Mary Nathan. 1111111-
5 IT. 3.. avisitor at the house, was
by noise, and found the mantel,
nine. pictures, nic~nach. etc,
film Robert Mailings succeeded
mull the any!!!“ in undoing
and burned his right hand severely.
... the articles destroyed were a
, roses over'lbo years old.
series of special Sabbath evening
loser-vices will be held in the
Avenue Methodist Epmoopal
during the coming, week. The
service will be held tomorrow even-
.{ beginning at 7 o clock. Rev.
Wiles E. Benedict will preach on “A
to Decision." In the morning the
pastor, Rev. A. J. Smith, will proach on
the subject, “The Way to Life." Seats
no free and all are welcome.
Captain David Rose, of Hill street, in
nvereation about the mild November
weather; yesterday, recalled the fact
that on Thanksgiving day, 1876. the
harbor was french over. On November
IT. 1M0, there was a foot of snow on
‘Wmuld, and on April 12, 13 and it
ofthefollowingyyear snow fell, to the
depth of nearly three feet.
1 mill Emma Spanlding, of Bet ts place,
, last night entertained a number of her
_,!riends, among the guests being Misses
Florence Bradley, Nellie Mather, Annie
Nether, Eva Benedict, Bessie Kieth,
III. A. L. Benedict, Arthur Chittam.
EtendMahon, Albert Bradley, Wel-
star Robbins, of Norwich, Charles R.
Helmet, Edward Robertson and James
Lester.
Justice and Mrs. George D. Keeler, of
Cottage avenue, dined on Thanksgiving
day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant, of
Elm street, Norwalk. At 1 o‘clock Mrs.
Keeler wenttoNew Haven to be pre-
sent at a turkey supper given by htr
daughter, Mrs. Burnell, at 41311 Whaley
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheelerentertuiu-
ed on Thanksgiving day Mrs. (J. B.
Gray of Wilton, Herbert Wheeler and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Carter, and
Misses Blanche and Florence Elli. After
(Illlm't some of the party went fishing.
with gum} «um Irv-‘1.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colon and the
Misses Fannie and Minnie Jones, of
Cove street, have returned from Port
Jefferson, L. 1., where they, attended a
wedding and ate Thanksgiving dinner
‘ with Mrs. Footer.
The subject for Sunday at the Advent
Christian church will be "The Opening
of the Seventh Seahf‘ and the events
connected therewith. Elder F. S. Ains-
worth will preach. All are invited to
attend.
A business meeting of the Advent
Christian society will be held in the
church, Thursday night. Important
business istobc transacted and ellicers
elecwd. m...“
Yesterday was another good day for
East Side fishermen. The Farms bridge
wesa veritable forest of fishing rods,
and many good catches 11f smelt were
made.
Teddy Hatehman fell overboard from
Randall’s dam, yesterday. while fishing
for melt. and Vere Birdsali and Willie
Elma pulled him out with a fish pole.
David Jackson. a brother of John H.
“chemo! the East Norwalk Lumber
company, will sail for America on the
steamer Teutonic. December 2.
1 Captain George S. Wood and family,
o1 New Haven, who have been spending
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wood, of Hill street, returned home to.
My. ‘
It. and lira. Frank Allen. of New
York, entertained Mr. and Mrs. William
Pilot! nu! daughter Sadie. of New Ha
”I. Thanksgiving day.
etc..wlll be given on the three
111 connection with the some,
Exhibit of Embrmdored Linens!
NOV. 30th, DEC. fat and 2nd.
. A display of line bleached linen, tee cloths, doylies, centre pieces,
- 1mm mo.ba11u~dnm.§.cz
The steam-cooking does it
. ammsummionmau.
1 SW”. to visit her grandparents.
Mrendllrsdsaacfielleck -
cum cream. or East 1161-1711111.
has moved into sportion ethic mother’s
residence, on Belden Hill.
E. O. Oswell was out yesterday after
being confined to the house with a severe
cold for three weeks.
. Dr. Franklin Brown. 0! Riverside svev
hue. started today for Chicago. on a two
weeke’ business trip.
webster Robbins, of Norwich, is visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Campbell, of
Van Zandt avenue.
A daughter was born yesterday after-
ncon to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hopkins.
tot Osborn avenue.
L..- “emu”...
Henry Smith and wife, of Bethel. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hemmc-
.die, of Henry street. \
Miss Marion L’Hommedien picked five
daudelions while visiting in Bethcl,
yesterday.
Everett Gotham, of First avenue, is
.visiting relatives in Katouah.
Miss Helen Fa1rchilu, of Bette place,
is visiting in Bethel.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
Pastors and Their Themes in the Pulpit: 1)
Norwalk Tomorrow.
At the First Methodist
congregation at the parsonage.
There will be preaching byE lder W
A. Smith, of the Reorganized Church of
Latter Day Saint‘s, in Charles F. Bou-
ton’s house, Cranbury, Sunday evening
at 72230. All welcome.
Rev. Gerald H. Beard preaches at the
South Norivalk Congregational church
tomorrow, mommy; and evening. Morn
ing subject, " The l’rodig 11
Evening subject, "Four Men.“
Nash. whose service in singin.r the go:-
pel is felt to be a great help and delight
by all who attend these services. will
sing in the morning. ” The Prodigal
Child,” and in the evening, ” What Are
At this
To'clock service the choir will render
” How Shall We l‘raise Thee," by Hol~
den, and Dykes’ “Come Unto Me, Ye
Mr. Perkins‘ organ numbers
will be Haeudel’s Large and Postlude by
You Going to Do, Brother?”
Weary."
Hesse.
At the South Norwalk Baptistchurcb,
the poster will preach morning and
evening. The music by the choir during
the entire day will be of the usual high
The musical selections for the
evening service will be "Te Deum," by
Lloyd: "Fear Not, 0 Israel." soprano
solo, Miss Taylor; “ God, My King, Thy
A cordial welcome
Juniors
meet at 5 o‘clock. Mouthly consecni-
order.
Might Coufessing."
will be given at all services.
tion meeting of Christian Endeavor at
6, led by Mrs G. F. Waters; subject
“ How to Get Good Out of ()urTroublcs. ”
Services in Trinity church tomorrow
will be as follows: Holy Communion, 8
a. 111.: Sunday school, 914511. 111.; Morn-
ing Prayer and sermon. 11:04) a. 111.;
Evening Prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m.
The change of time in holding service
begins tomorrow, the first Sunday in
Advent. The rector will oillciate at all
services.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt will preach 1110m-
ing and evening in the Norwalk Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Evening snb- '
Services at
ject, " Angels in Sodom."
10:30 a. m. and 7:30. p. m.
Rev. F. Ill. Robbins, of the Norwalk
,h to the Cal-
vary Baptists at 4:30 p. m., tomorrow,
The
7:80 «clock will be
Bapt1st church, will p
In their church at 11) Water street.
evening service at
conducted by Rev. J. (J. Jackson.
First Congregational church, Thomas
m. Kentucky l
The pastor will preach
morning and evening. Morning subject,
K Noble, pastor. Services at 11):le a.
and 7:311 p. 111.
“'i‘hanklulnness." Evening, “Happi
neon Makers.” Everybody cordially
1!ch uni-d. Junior EudeuVor meeting at
.3 p. 111.: Y. P. S. (J. E. at 0:30 p. 111.
days mentioned above at the
BOSTON STORE, Norwalk.
of knitted silk goods
samples
will be displayed, consisting of glows, stockings, mittens,
underwear. bootccs,et1:.
All are cordially in.
vltcd to inspect these rare samples
of art needlework.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Met Oils and will Mots,
lemelk, Connecticut.
Episcopal“
church, Rev. W. A. Richard, of Hart-
ford, Will preach in exchange with the
pastor at both services, 10:30 a. m and
7:31) p.111. On Monday night, Novem-
ber 30th,the pastor and his wife will
tender :1 reception to the church and
5011.1
MIIS
under.
mum comedian.
JERE MMoAULlfl-‘E
111111111»th actor.
J05. GREENE.
supported by their escdlmt company vie-
, sealing the' rzrenteet eschews.
Honda: Evening—"The Westerner. “
Tuesday Evening-flue have" of New Tork.’
Wednesday Evening— The Vendetta. "
Thanksgiving Mauser-To be Announced
Thanksgiving evening~"Throngh lineman
Snows. "
Friday e1 suing—“Our Strategist."
Buturdey evenlng~"Blaek Flea.”
-* Popular "less. It. 20 and 3) cents.
Ladies’ tickets for Monday evenlng can be
bid at l’laleted'e drug store. booth N1 malt.
and Pinneo's stationery store. Nerwulk.
.-
novwaul evens nous:
If. W.MITCHELI. Manager.
s'lllghte, Nov. 30, Dec. lot, and
The People's Favorite Actor
Mr. Daniel A. Kelley,
in three great plays.
THE'SIIAOOVI DETECTIVE
AFTER 7 YEARS
'AND
OUTCASTS OF A GREAT
‘ CITY.
m
Change of 1111111101") nightly. Seats at
ll eed' s and l‘oml neon 11..
HOYT’S THEATRE
S1). Norwalk
2 Nights and 2 Matinccs,
Mondeo and Tuesday,
Nov. 30 and Dec. I
Charles Arthur‘s
Herald Square
Comedians
TOGETHER WITH THE.
Cinamatograph
.1Ulirect from its 7 months MN \'.and 'l-‘orslello's
‘ .b. Murinclluad lrom l S. flagship Tren-
Ull-
lrl1 on nights, 2.3. 1.3 511- aftmuo 1n». small
UV 1'1‘ thclmuso; 1l1il1l11~11 11min H.1‘1
Seats now on sale: it i 111111.111 sand Pluno' 1 s.
Re opening of Lockwood’s 1111i.
Ncrwalk.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC 2.
Grand Concert
Ily the famous New York
PHILI'IARMONIC
CLUB!
AQSIHTED RY
Miss Zettie Kennedy
Prime. Donne. Bopmuo
Concert will “11111111011119 promptlv at N. Ad-
lilieslon coo. Reserved seats without extra
marge. Tickets for sale at Gluulonlng-I'
drug store Vorlvala. lllllI l‘luistml' s. :30th
Norwalk. Carrlugcsul: ill.
H OYT'S TH EATRE.
Thursday, Dec. 3.
OLIVER BYRON,
Supported by the charming artiste
; .1 Nil
1111111.... Thanksgiving Day, Sap
KATE B1YRON,
A1111 1-1 competent 111m111111y. in the new and
dellghtful romance.
The Turn
of the
Tide.
Replele with startling situations and up-
morons Ian.
Price 21311. me.
. 7.31:. Seats on sale at l'lulstod's
and Pulnoo's.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
F.W.Ml’l‘(‘?llllLl.. ~ - Manager.
Saturday, Dec. 5th
ONE NIGHT ONLY
J111 ob Lilts' 111' ginul prolmtlon of the great
est 111111131111 of 111 More times.
In Old .
The Original Pickaninuy Brass
Band.
The Original "()uecn Bess " the
most celebrated race horse in
the world.
The finest nmductloncl an Amerluau play
ever given In this 1 cont ry
l'rlves. use. 5111' audr 1111:.
Heats at Weed' s and Tomllnson 11. Thursday
moraine. Deco
Four Popular
LECTURES
A'l 'IIIF.
FIRST M. E. cHURél-I
South Norwalk.
l’rllar. not. 4-“ one
‘11 Ilny lly Itev. 19??
lurk
PM .leI “What HI co 'r"b Rev.
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Tuned Dec aI.‘-“Wht Ill v "b Tm L.
Axel: Incl) .AD Buvbkly flight y
Tuesday,” be. all J"l’ell‘$vzstonevln and
mite. '
“film... It Jole
I'll! at it v. “osmium.
People fires» and
’oulson.b ll..oINow
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REVISED 5575?; i
ON ‘
SILKS.
Some 60 pieces Fancy Silk Waist
lengths—Taffetas-—at reduced cost;
stripes. figures and creations of every
sort. Net cheap goeds,but all nice
sllks. ‘ So many different patterns
lhat wecaunot give here the prlces
of each one; we simply assure you
that they are a great value at what-
ever prlce 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 wear and
house uses. They are bound to be a
popular offering.
Havlland China Dinner sets,
$19.49. 1124.89, 529.47, 534 69 up to
$49.00. They are the finest values
the clty ever saw—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—41152 as few pieces or. just as
many as you want: 20 different ones
to select Ircm
Turkey platters, large sizes In both
plain and decorated ware.
Yellow Mlxlng Bowls, In all sizes.
Lamps—banquet. table and plane.
Largest, brightest. nicest assortment
to be found anywhere—choicest
choosings that you could ask for.—
llltlest prices. An all-brass Banquet
Lamp for 98 cents. and a good burner
at that. Onyx—lop Tables. $3.75 to
$l5.00. Lamp Globes and Silk
Shades in great variety.
Comfortables. one In Pcrslanpah ,
tern sllkallne lined with plain colors.
filled with our-famous 'snowflake'
cotton for 33!.59', another, In fancy
scroll design and violets. same lining.
and filled with finest wool—extra
warm-for $3 25%. p
All the best cf the regular sorts we
have represented here from 98 cents
up to the best ones manufactured.
Down Quilts, fancy sateen llned,
fully filled and fluffy.6 x 6. and in
elegant design—specially selected.
for $5.00: better grades. $6.88;
ruffled. $7.68 to 51000—51300 for
silk both sides.
All grades and shapes Horn Heir
Pins, ln ember. shell and black.
W
"THINKING IS BUT AN ILD I
ACT OF THOUGHT"
unlessw it is practically applied. It you
are thinking of having your walls newly
papered in time for holiday festivities,
new is the time to make your selections.
Our stock of artistic wall papers. friezes
and decorations are replete with the
newest designs and colors 'Chocse new
and get the most exclusive.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artists' Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed to order.
Paperhenging. Decorating
and Bill
79 Wuhlugtolrl Street. 80. Km.
Telephone Service.
“—1-:—
THE SOUTHERN NEVI ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
miller, at M;
$25 a Year and Opel-rue,
according to the amount and char~
actor of the service.
For details, address the local
office of the company,
EENTINEL BUILDING
Washingtcn Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
TRISTRAM ‘ 81HYATT!
2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORVIALK, CONN.
On account of the continued Warm weather we have been able to close out many de-
sirablc lines of dress goodshpt numb less than? the cost of importation. They
are all new and up-to-datc styles; the only thing all about them' is thcpricc.
SpeCial Sale of Dress Goods.
FOR ONE WEEK, CONIENCING SAT. NOV. 28.
u
Handsome plaid dress goods, 30 inches wide. . . . ..1 ............................................................... 123.. cts
Fine all wool snitings, made by Sutton Mills. to retail at 390.0111' price .................................... . . ..... 25 cts
Iridescent suitings, 42 inches wide, regular 48:: quality ........ . ........................................ . .......... 29 ct!
Fine pieces all wool suitings, 54 inches wide ........................................ . .......................... 273g cts
Fancy mixtures, regular 50c goods ......................................... . ......................... . .......... 89 ct:
Camel’s hair suitings, heavy, all wool, 54 inches wide .. ............................ . ...... '. .. ................... 50 etc
Bmclo suitings, all wool. 46 inches wide. importer's price 751: .............. . .................... ' ................... 50 cls
All wool covert cloths, 54 inches wide ............. . .. ....................................................... 59 etc
Fine imported novelties, former price $1.50 ......................................................................
DRESS PATTERNS. m
We have made Special. Prices on all our separate dress patterns.
We have made one lot *1. NH: this lot includes goods worth from 2 to Q3.
Extra good value at $2 98,151 111), $5. (it), til 50.
One lot fine imported silk and 11001 novelty patterns; napalm... A.) :30 per yard; our price $10. 00 for eight yards.
Black Dress Goods.-
111 this sale our entire lot of bloc k dress goods will be included.
sale, NOTHING RESERVED, everything included.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Nerwalk, Connecticut.
SCOFIE D 81 HOYT
A JUBILEE WEEK
We re going to make the last icw days oi N0vcmbcrmcn1orablc.’l’l1is famous trading
opportunity is not confined to any one department, Every stock in the store lends a.
hand to make this the selling event of the season.
lngrain Carpets,
From 190 per ya1d up.
Tapestry BruSSels, .
From 401 pm yard up.
Velvets, - - - - 1-
Fr: 1111 Sllc per vim] up.
11) per cent discount on all black dress goods during this
Dress Goods.
We will discount 10 per cent on all
sales of Dress Goods during the
balance of November.
Bargains in All Dep’tm’ts
Cur center counteris 11111211 with the handsomest and cheapest muslin underwear
cvcr shown.
SCOFI ELD &‘ HOYT,
98 Washington Street, Club Building,
50. Norwalk Ct Norwalk, Ct.
SH--- 3’
BEST
VALUE!
LOWEST
1‘ . . . . PRICE!
1
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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. I
The Most
Complete
Line of
We have now in stock
Ever Ilihovm
WINTER CLOTHING
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwnlk.
Ooldbergs New York Mllllnery Parlersl
Furs! Fursll Fursll
In addition to our complete line of
Milliucry goods, we have added a full
and complete line of
(' AI’ES.
COLLAR?) T'l‘ES
MUFFH,
Ill )AS1
TRIMMINGH.
Largest assortment of FURS ever
OOLDBERG’
shown in ll‘airfleld County.
on Wall tenet,
8 NEW YORK
OPP. NORWALK HOTEL
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehou'g
1m Watt-1 sheet. a lewd core can
of Washln on streets In be (lily
of Boutl 1 orquh. Is now open for
the storage at
Household Furniture, Plenulei-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
1‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
IIoutb Not-walk. Connecticut.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Deenplesa portion of ill. Gumtia'
store. corner of Wall and Water Bte'
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
stolen In mta,om1 oto. mm
D. II. HANVEY'S
om! EurLoVMEu-u nocuov.
Ladies and gentlemen mrlna‘m first class
helpinauy cupecl can 0 “he 11 at
a bovoiiaencrzso sothoeewls leaves lion».
all or man
or female can secure empl omen
noted immeulntelyflfl rut cuss nurse for
babe. ..froml salary to experienced 119111011. also
llrstt wreck for 11111qu
Wrintedwhllltiatlon for capable bulls and
waiter. Il ssrofcrencms asoexpe ended
luau fort eshoeb as loses.
70 North Main St... South Norwalk. Ct.
4',
NILLINERY PANLORS "
MAKEYOUR
WANTS KN O WN
INTHI
EVENING SENTINEI.
"Hyomoi” Does Cure
’ Bronchitis.
House of Ito resentatlves.
Washington. D. ..April nth. lllllfl
I firmly bell: vo that llyomel will do all you
clalm Io: It It ham 11re1l111‘ybrcpvl1ltlsoltcn
loans ntundlng. BANI'
Member Irom I111. 11klyu I
liyoemlused with Booth's Pocket I11
haler outfit has caught the town, for It
“CURES BY INHALATION”
t Aethmo,bronchitis. colds. cstarrh and
all similar dlseuses.
Inhaler outfltsdncluding bottle of Eye-
eml. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
Mrs. H. A Gremlin Chestnut street
South Norwalk, Conn, General Agent
for Falrdeld County. 0 801
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