"The Pearly
with ermilent effect.
Benedict preached s
. sermon from “How
ye between two opinions?"
: the scene on lit. Control
. 3, the church no longer to halt.
’ arm in Christ’s work. He
11 undecided soul to decision,
‘ passingmud golden opportuni»
fining good’hnd receiving good
J lost. He ulcsedhis discourse
‘ vary effectively "Almost
The
, service was largely attended.
1 ' m when opon"Tho New
Thomas and family. of East
have returned from avisit in
p ,1 ;Mr. Thomas had excellent
tinting. . He killed a fox, half a
m 111111111: and several birds.
4 _ seminary. Madison,N N,..J
morning. He will be home again
three weeks' vacation during the
1111' Epworth Loague will hold a
promise meeting tonight at 7: 45 o 'clock,
lithe East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
~ church.
The Advent prayer meeting will be
" 11qu with Morris Saunders, of Howard
Ivonne. tomorrow night.
J——-—~——-
_ :Miss Bessie Rider entertained a few
intends Friday evening at her home 1n
" Msple avenue.
Miss Anna R. Lake and Fred Taylor,
_ of Danbury. spent Thanksgiving with
BessieBider.
Miss Susie Dana, of Wilton, was en-
tirtsined by friends in East Norwalk.
on Saturday.
"1’; Mrs. Ida Carr, 0! Ludlow, Mass, is
visiting Mr. and, Mrs Hiram Blundoge.
'E. E. Gorham, .112, is pointing Mrs.
1 In Youngs’ house in Churlesstreet.
' Some one left an umbrella at R. Jose-
lovsky & 00.11 store. Saturday
William L. (weer is now ticket agent
sthreenwich.
11 WILTON.
_. 1111. Agnes Middlebrook has rented
. . the Betts‘pl'ace for the winter.
‘ Mrs. David Wood. of Crnnbury, entei-
tsined Postmaster Tayloi and wife over
Thanksgiving.
is ,‘M ‘ ills 11' scrutinised, lilies,
I W Wfi‘nt .Oft ‘ h
clinic”. recently. a
’Miss Belle McGee, of Bridgeport is
tliegonst 11111111111 Comstock. '
Mr. and Mrs Reuben (llmstcad re-
cently entertained their mother and
, (other, of Stratford.
-Washingtou Poet's family have re-
mpved 111'31111111' 111k to lilfiillf) for the win-
lfil’. "u .'l.-
PM My MoA‘llister united Miss 'Graoe
magi 'rson' 'Bpnds 1n iuar-'
3;“ 'Mr. end“ .1311“ Olmsiesd are 6.11-
W'_1_efié§n W“ N°W 3““
I? l 1 T‘T‘t*’~’"“
' . WIIIHIPAUK.
:Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brallier. of Sum’
msrileld. N. J ., have been guests of
JADE Pollnrd. Mr. Brallier has return-
ed home. but his wife will make a short
Tut hm.“
John Floyd, of Glenvllle, has returned
home alter a visit with his aunt,.M1s-
William Hanna.) “
The Norwalk Milli 'iltartcd on full
time. ten hours 11 day. this morning.
Miss Ida Ilrowtlwr '1! Visiting 1n Now-
ctr-1i
'51
Mrs John Wayenski insurecovered
frumher recent 1111111 1 - 11
Thomas 1.1111111. of Wholesale has
been a guest of his 1111113111111 flrjimden.
or
“um“, ‘
1 11111111. 011111111111. EB); ‘
011s of the most painful and1
Wmcslledupon tomceive mares.-
h mm of those who must subtult
hfisopsrsnonfor the removal of can:
use. W science has never bun
“bMfiIshsremedy for these dis-
mmltms that a true remedy
fists-s ram 111 1111.11.11.11 8pcclflc.a
w minersl water. For fourteen
M this water has been thoroughly
M ms hlon found where there was
“1 it”. if life left that this water
film The Ypsilanti Specific
“We! these facts to anyone
”more prevalent every year and 11st- . 1
sin-s is hunfirsds of cases. and no case '“
{indium 31., Boston. will for- ed
W
After a brief summing up from the
Judge the jury found ai'erdlct of guilty
without leaving the hex. Then the clerk
put the formal question:
”Prisoner at the her, you have heard
the verdict of the 111132th you any-
thing to say why sentence of death should
not he passed upon youl”
“Well. cap'n. it’s hard to be hung for
nothin, but I can see this yere is a yard
arm business. 1 knows no more 0’ this
’ere burglary nor a hobby, but these wit-
nesses ha' 11't told no lies, I s' pose. And
what can I say ugin ’em? When this thing
come off, ,1 was fighting the slaves of the
gold coast. But you've got no call to he-
llc1'e that, so there’s an end c't. "
There was smoothing bluff and manly
shout the prisoner‘s manner whlch 1111»
crossed the judge. who sold. out unkindly.
“But, surely prisoner. if your story is
true, you must have friends and comrades
with whom you could have communi-
cated? If you had thought they could do
you good, you would hmedone this. It
Is too late now. "
"You’ re right, cup’ 11, it is too late. But
Its all wry well to say'lmt’ 0111 know’
when 11 inch is locked 11p in jail and can't
read or write and don’t know where
11101111111. They may he in Amorlky, 11nd
they muy he at tho Cn.‘1c,‘1md how could I
let 'cm know? Loosen 113's, not In time.
‘1'o,it's no use. cnp'n. and you'd lmtter
lllilUi‘ 1110111 be run up to the ynrdurm at
once '
Emry one in court start d in amazement
ut the mun who thus coolly urged the
judge to hasten his execution while at the
sumo—time protesting his innocence. The
judge was evidently touched.
“But, prisoner, the court 1111.11 no wish to
hang 11 1111111 who may he innocent. Is
there no one who could speak for you?"
“Not likely"—- he began. But suddenly
he stopped short, u look of astonishment
('Illlltl over his face, he leuncd eagerly for-
11'111‘d. his eyes 110111111111 stoning from their
sockets. Slowly ’l'honms Wilson raised his
arm. and, pointing solemnly to the
stranger from the Lion hotel, who sat on
the bunch, said in 11 mice hull choked by
emution:
‘ lo cs;1l1er’c s 11 genilcnmn there who
might spook for 11111. if hcwould ”
The judge iurued sharply round.
you know ”112 prisoner.“ he naked.
"No, my lord." was the reply. “I never
Saw him before in my life."
\ dccp 141111111 burst from the prisoner,
1111i it was (at-hood l1); something very like
a high 111 disuppoinnneut from the people
In court.
“Well. Cup'n Sharpe, if you put the
rope round my neck, I give in. (3111111, my
lord, I‘m ready for tho yurdurui. "
“Stay," said the judge. turning ugoin
to the stronger, "are you L‘optuin Sharpe?"
” You, my lord." was the reply.
“Well, the prisoner reruns to recognize
you. and under the peculiar circulnstuuccs
I will 119k you to step lmo Ihe witness
box and be sworn in order that the prise
ouer may ask you questions."
Captulu Shurpc stepped into the witness
box. 'l'liunms Wilson begun to question
him.
"Bug purdnu. .v-ir, lint 11m you (.‘np'n
Sharpe of his Inujcsty's ship Wultul'?"
"Yes 111111 thiptnln Sharpe. and ldid
”D0
“1111111114 0111 l' “in"? bolero. Sill! 131121 paid
, {Was 31111, sin, 11!! 01111111111111! 0! 51.1511"
ipriug m1 1l11ngoldconst?” . 1 1
'. “ 11mg. "
3 “And 11'111111’ t i one of your m1}.
' .“Certuinly not.
clots in my life."
1 “But, cnp'n, don't you remember that
l1lg Arul) dl1ow1h11t gave yer so much
groupie? Don't yer remember boardln of
or?"
; “You, but: all this has-dwcu in the news-
papers where you have prohshly read it, '
{when certain you werelnot one of my
,new'l.;:1:1 2 1
‘3 “What, (lupin 11111111115111 cricd‘ the pris-
ner, almost in nroar.‘ ‘lwusn‘tonc of
{2111' crew! Don t yer rememlmr who came
tween you and the big nigger that was
just a goin to out yer dow 11. and don't- yer
remember what he got for it? llon’ t yer
renwuibcr this. Uup’n Sharpe?”
' And 1111 he almost ahrickctl out these
wordsthe prisoner pulled nslde his full
sluxk of hair 11ml showed 11 11111111 scar ex-
tending along the whole of tho smlp.
Cuptajnblmrpo stored hard at theln-
terrc1gutor;11 11l1'.1111g1- puzzled expression
121111111 over his face; then he slowly 11111t»
tored:
; “Heavens! Is it possible? Why, you
must he Tom Wilson. my old lmu‘immiul"
,1 Uupiuln Slmrpv, lcm'lug howliucss box,
'11111lo l1l11 11'113' acres-s the court to il1odock.
‘l1cn I111 suited the prisoner by the 11111111.
11111|.iur11l11g toilw jiulgc,'1vltl1tcl1rs In his
eyes. he sold:
"My lord, them is Home icrrlldo 1.1lslukc
hero. ’l'lzls is 1'1'l‘llllnly '.l'o111\\'l|su11. 1113
old lm'u. out he‘s so «hungodwl suppose
11y the uuxlety 11nd liuprisomucnl. I111 hm.
1111(lcrgonou—thut l dlil not recognize him
111 flwi. You 111111'1'. hung theolll Ims'u oi
the \‘uliurc, 1113' lord, unless you hang his
11:11 min with him, "
'i'liu 1111121111 111111111 1111111111111 hus probably
never luul 11 purnllcll111111ycourtufj11s-
live. The hpt't‘liltnl‘n gm'o 1111.111, to their
pent up 11111011111111 lu ringing ohwrs. which
the Judge mode no 111111111111. to check. 1111
dew. l111Wusl1l111mlf so allocated Unit the
tours w-«rc running down his chm-k1:
When 11111111111 1111s restored his lordship
turned to the Jury 11nd sold:
"(.c11tlom1111.l think ‘rhls is 11 coscln
WW I: 111111111137 woll reconsider your ver
'f‘lllcv
' "“11 11111-1. " my lord, promptly replied“
he fol-111111111, “11ml we ’find the prisoner
pt Afllllty.“
Amut lo chlock that night Captain
filmrpc. accomwmicd by his faithful bout
1111111111. 11111 Uhesicr for London. lied the
1'1 11ml jury overheard the comcrmtlon
the 'pussed 'botwuon them. they would
p ly have been 1111 e nsmnlshed than
ylng, "we pulled through that. husl
ne-s ity well. 1 think. l‘hnt 11111111311111!
ldeu‘ “lly Bull’mwnlting for the ver—
dict “Emilia never have touched than
11
"1'41." Tom Wilson answer
d-ymi acted is perfmtlr. it you
cued to ma" a minute sooner, I pp-
d have twiggrdlt. ‘ ‘ “
a magi
I never saw your face
111. ' We'll old ps "Captain 4111111111.»
is: 5111111111 estrous:
men 1 1:111:
1110' ’
OUTOASTS1 OF A GREAT
CITY.
:1 (re ricirs nightly. Seals at
111.2211s..1.....1°
Prices.sbc.ncsn liloj ‘
HOYT'S THEATRE
Sc. Norwslk.
2 Nights and 2 Matioces,
Aloud» sod lcssdsy.
Nov. 30 and Dso.l
Charles Arthur‘ 5
Herald Square
Comedians
11011111111111 WITH r1111:
Cinematograph
direct from list months In N Ynnd Torslcllc' 5
11.111. Marl no Band from l.1il.fla¢shlp 'i‘r-en
uPrices. nights. 25. :15. one: afternoons. 25c11‘l
(Will the house; children under 11.
Seats now on sole nt l’laisted' 9 cold P1111. e 1 s.
Rs Opening of Lookwood’s Hall
Norwalk.
WEDNESDAY EVEHIHG, DEC. 2.‘
Grand Concert
By the famous New York
PHILHARMOHIC
CLUB!
ASSISTED HY
Miss Zettie Kennedy
l’rima Donna Soprano
Concert will commence prompllv 11*. 3.
mission 50(3.litl50r\'01l cents without extra
charge. Tickets for sale nt (“widening-1
dun: store. Norwulk. 11nd l'laisteds. South
Norwnlk. Carriages at 111.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Thursday. Dec. 3.
OLIVER BY RON.
Supported by the charming nrt isle
KATE BYRON,
And a Competent oompuny. In the new 11nd
diol uhtlul 101111111012
The Turn
of the
Tide.
Repleto \vllh sturiling slluuii-ms and up-
1'.oarouslun
1' rice 26c. MIC, 75c. Sent-s on sale ut l’lnislcd' s
dud 111111191111... . ,
ORWALK i‘lPERA. HOUSE
1 11.11 mi‘cnnnx. - — Manager.
Satin-day. Dec. 5th
1 ONE NIGHT ONLY.
.Iacob Lilte'oilglnul production of the grant
estsuccess of modern times.
In Old
Kentuck l
The Original Pickaninny Brass
1 Band .1
Th! Original "Queen Bess," . the
; most celebrated race horse in
the world.
The finest 11rml11utlon11fa11 American play
0111.1 gin-11 In this 1 1111mm
wi’liees. 3711-. so: 111d.1u
Helsinki Word"11nd'l‘0111linaon11.Tl1u1.11d111
morning. Doc. :1.
Afl-
l-‘our Popular
LECTURES
Al ”if”.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
$0th Norwallr.
Fritluy. Dev. 4.
"Qumr People (lmw null
llu3.‘ 111111110
..l. l'l111lsoi1.i).l).oiiiew
lurk
i‘xldu Dev. 11 ‘Whot is HIIIN’I‘WN! l13' Ilev.
II’A. 11111111111 1). I). hit \".111nnu N l.
T11c~d117.l)o< DU" "White Hlu11'si'l11 llc1.l..
A. Bank 11.1) .1). Brock lymh' Y.
Tuesday. D1111. "111 —'"\sllowstnm1 11nd lose-
- mite. by [1111 .l. (1. Wilson. ll ll. New
Conrae' 11.-11111111111111.
$111qu Internal-111.
1iMuresol 11p.1n lnlmrpl. nilif
W
NOTICE I
Notice is lwcrhy gIVon that A meeting of
gulllourd“HA11111~ll11mnof1hu city :11 south
elk wlll ls! heldnl the mom I chamber
vllnnl 111301.111 sold all) W dnmluv
evening. «cum rmh. 11111.11 11 11‘1'01'k. for
3111111111111” of hearing 11mins Interested In
“opp primed invest and enlargement of III”-
of 1 in (mm 'l'nyl or avenue to llovvlew
l'vls- 111
issue. nun-1 In 1111111111 said street uniformly
lnwldlh
..101111.'.\‘1u.u‘:ll1.1
.1l1-1H'll It l'AlmlAJIl.
'lerlr lroitlwl'oom-ll.
1129. :111 den 11
Int ”1111111111111!
outh Nor» 11
Noticel
1Tl1eh1§uvlcrslgppm the committee 111 the
M1111 nrwalk 11111nl~1l¢1l1m1l ellstrlctwlllne
leasedm nit-stony eltlzonmdlhn vllsirll-lln
an odds r1 on of tho I’m" lln fittest
col mason 'liMRYWVEMHB. 11111.. 1.11”
o' 1- lm'k. for on 111i crmsl discussion nitha soc
jet-t of s new echo 1i building and its proper lo-
11
I” 1111 pt 11': 11111
i ii’ ifrilfil‘vi (zillirllETT
11m 111 1 ‘ommltl es
Bombers. not not
11111111111111.1111: 1
or a 1
FLauusL 1111111111..
Because we are just Inths'rlghl
shape to do it. Because our Flannel
department is the but managed one
of “skim! anywhere about. and we
want you to know it. 1‘ . 1
While wool Flannel, f. i and 1
yard wide. from 21 to 75 cents a
yard. White Domcls. for 5.6.7, 8;
lO and 12; cents a yard—only cotton
cloth profits to pay. Gray-pone yard
wide—only 29 cents, the sort that is
mostly used for sklrts. etc. .
Red Twllls and Blue Twllls, the
best the market offers. from 25 to 60
cents a yard. Gray Twllled. 1211 to
38 cents. in the best all-wool. Fancy
Scotch 511115.304... wide.ior 25 cents
a yard—a regular washable shlrtlng
flannel—none better for the purpose,
especially for night shirts, pajamas.
etc.
And the best things lo Eiderdown,
yard- wide, from 40 to 60 cents per
yard. There's something Him 20
pieces in assorted styles of Elderdown
and Angora mlxed,for 50 cents a
yard.
Boys' Underwear In good heavy-
weight merlno. while or“ gray. Shirts
and Drawers. for 25 cents each.
Good quality wool,ln while,,for 50
cents. Wright's Health Underwear,
fleece-llned. 50 cents each.
unlined Gloves—Dcnl's—Jor
Lined, fur and plain lop. for
cents and $1.00. Mocha,
lined, 75 cents. Buckskin. 50 cents.
Astrakhan. 50 cents. Knit-back
Buckskin. 50 cents. Jersey, lined.
38 cents. Yellow Buckskin, wool
lined. for 25. 38 and 50 cents.
Boys'
$1.25.
50, 75
Prlncess Cashmere. exclusive with
us in Bridgeport. It is a seasonable
novelty which so perfectly imitates
wool dress goods as to possess a warm
looking nap on the wrong side. The
righl side shows dainty Persian col-
orings in all-overand stripe designs
forming a inelauge of handsome
shades of red. green. gray. black.
white. blue. 8112.. in scrolls, palms and
other cashmere designs. This laste-
ful blending of many colors is but one
of the many attractions of ” Prlncess
Cashmere." giving as it does the ap-
pearance of French Persian figured
llannels for less than 0112- -fcuuh the
cries. The colors are fast width
‘ 26-111 and price bnly' lZic. a yard.
For house waists and ion gowns:
V/ris'I (‘10st d:1,).1.”.r1:11
IDLE
"THINKING IS BUT AN
WA UTE 0" THOUGHT" ’
unless it is practically applied. if you
are thinking of having your walls newly
pnpered in time for holiday festivities,
now isthe time to make your selections.
(1111' stock of artistic wnll papers. iris/es
and decorations are replete with the
newest designs and colors. Choose now
and get the most exclusive.
Palntsrs' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
palm". fig-nod to order.
n WWI W
and m“
79 Wuhlugson Buses. lo. lcrwslk.
Telephone Service. 4
THE SOUTHIRH HEW EHOLIHD
TELEPHONE 00.
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Circuit, and Long Distance Trans
miller, at
$25 a Year sod Upwards.
according to the amount and char-
ester of the service.
For details. address the local
office of the company,
SENTINEL BUILDING
Washington Street,
South Norwslli, , Conn.
hwcwuuzfl
l
‘By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
1
hand to make this the selling
Ingrain Carpets.
From lllc per yard up.
Tapestry Brussels,
. From 401- per yard up.
Velvets, - - ‘
Finm bile p11 ym'd up.
$00
98 Washington Street.
So.No_1-vvalk, Ct
event of the season.
scszsfr‘is 111111111119,1111111111111.‘co1111.
0:1 account of the continued warm weather we have been able to close out plan}; de-
sirable lines of dress goods," at much less than the cost of importation. They
are all new and up- -to-datc styles; the only thing all about them 15 the price.
Special Sale of Dress GoOdS.
FOR OHE WEEK. COIHEHGIHG SAT. MW. 28.
Handsomeplaid dress goods.80inchcswide............ ....... .......... ...12313111-
Fine all wool suitings. made by Sutton Mills. to retail at 89c, our price .......................... ... . .. . 25 cts
Iridescent suitings, 42 inches wide. regular 483 quality ...... . .. . . .. ............. . .. ................. .. . . . .. .. 29 cts
Fmepieccsallwoolsuitings.“incheswide..... .. ..... ........ .. . ...27350111
Fencymixtums,regnlarl’100gocds.... ......... ........ . .............. ......... fillets
Camel’s hair suitings, heavy, all wool, 54 inches wide ...... . . . . .... . .. ............. . ............................ 50 cts
Bmcle suitings. all wool. 46 inches wide. importcr’ 11 price "(he ...... ... . . . ...... . . ..... . ........ . . . ....... .. .. ..... 50 all
All wool covert cloths, 54 inches wide. . ........ ................... ’ ................... ........... 59 oil
Fine imported novelties, former price 81. 50” .................................................................. $1.00
DRESS PATTERNS.
We have made Special Prices on all our separate dress patterns.
We have made one lot $1.1M : this lot includes goods worth from S2 to 98.
Extra good value at $2.911, $4.110, 1115.00, (15.50.
One lot flue imported silk and wool novelty pntterns;i1uportcr's price, $2.50 per yard; our price $10.00 for eight yards.
Black Dress Goods.
In this sale our entin- lot of black dress goods will be included.
sale, NOTHING RESERVED, e1' cryihing included.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Nerwalk, Connecticut.
10 per cent discount on all black dress goods during this
SCOFIELD 8. HOYT
A JUBILEE WEEK
We rc going to make the last few days of Novembcrmemorable. This famous trading
opportunity is not confined to any one departmflent Every stock in the store lends a
Dress Goods.
“C will discount 10 per cent on all
sales of Dress Goods during the
1 b
alance of November.
Bargains In All Dep’ tm’ts
cvcr shown.
FIELD 81 H
Our center counter is piled with the handsomcst and cheapest muslin underwear
OYT,’
Club Building,
Norwalk, Ct.
BEST.
FRANCIS 8:
l
We have now in stock
CO.
LOWEST ,
.PRmtis
THEY ARE ALL SMILES I
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way TRADE1with us and you will FEEL THE SAME l
WINTER CLOTHING :3: :13:
8G WASHINGTON STREET
South Norw-lls.
Goldberg’s New York Mlllmery 11.11.1151"
Fursl FursllHFursll
111 addition to ouricmuplete line of
Milliucrygoods. we have added 11 full
and omnplete him of
(TAPES.
CULLARETTES
MUFFS.
BUAS.
'l‘RIMMlNG-‘l.
Largest assortment of PI its over
how wn in Fairileld County
GOLDBERG’S
NEW VOIK
HILLIHERY PARLORS
‘3 Wall Air-0t.
OPP. NORWABK HOTEL
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
Wmcolo Storage Warehouse
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Occupless portion of It. Gnacwskls‘
store. cornsr of Wall and Water 814'
Norwsllr.
styles in Hutu. Cans unto 111111;“
Wmliin street. 11 few doors ”with .'
‘ 0. HARVEY"
ighogi’ilii'mghim “5 "$0M a; orrv uni-E vsssu'r' nonucv.
‘. ladies s d 0 men deal first clan
Household Furniture. Plsnosji lfi'fiwn’nw: 1131‘? wiring” 93m, 113
he 0
cycles. Carriages. Etc. 111 "l"? [mil Rimhmtliyml'gg'fir
1... . n «1 as 11
Forlnll 111111....1tdrsh1q11lmat1he Mg $111 $11351 ygx’mflsncéi WWW: a.”
0m” 0' 1 first “mick? hit *0'1'llmm'm butler on ,1
“ “(I II ill' (BA I!
TAY LOR ‘ GOLDEN' mils, or." galorenresnilsoexperienced
1.1111111111011011 strum. an 019M 111111119111
South 50mg, Connecticut. 70 North Main St. South Norwalk. Ct.
Cell and see the latest ’
.31.-.- , . m... ...
MAKEYOUR
WANTS KNOWN,
III TH.
[VEHIHO SEHTIHIL
"Hyomei”Does Cure
Bronchitis.
House of presentatlies
Washington". 1;“; . April Nth. 1m.
1 ilrmlv hellnmthui llyomel will 1111 all )1111
claim. for ii. If 11111111111111 mybro 111111111111 ten
yenm' standing. If AN! 3."! 11.11.»! W.
‘emhqr horn lil’lmkl)" l
Hyoemi used with Bocth’s Pocket In
haler outfit has caught the town, for it
“OURES BY IHHILITIOH”
Asthmo,brourlui1s. colds, catarrh and
all similar diseases.
Inhalarmifitsdnclnding bottle of Hye-
sini onetiollsr. 'l‘rial treatment free.
Mrs. H A. Crow. :59 Chestnut street
South Norwalk. Conn, General Agent
for Fairiield County. 0 301 in
Norwalk Chronicler