1
" gains“ «inept secret .frcm, the public
.2.
sum mum's:-
a W is ass 11.”
D. m tolls on
he had Sunday
, going up into the attic
. A f lampluhls- hand he one
Is accuse on the stairs. Gare-
thodoorstthe foot 01 the
Wthrongh a series of lively
contort to kill the little
2 . on him. Finally he
“hhldcrnehed him under his
hnt'when he removed his foot 1
had mysteriously vanished.
went ahont his errand and,
‘ occumnce until nearly an
afterward. when he (sit a peculiar
' _' up and down his spinal col-
radiating from about the middle
., hack. Bracing himseltnp against
at door he thrust his hand up
rest and out came a mouse.
,. crawled up Mr. Keeler's trousers'
I min under his vest. and was on its
tomato a nest in his hair.
”Indie? Aid society, of the East
Ame 1111111011111 Episcopal church, has
decided to have its annual Christmas
boom and fair on the 16th and 1711101
Decanter. The committees appointed
5.101103111111113 for the merchants' booth
areMrs. J. C. Hawkins and Mrs. Frank
Daytfor the doll booth,M1s. Herbert
Wand Mrs. Edward Gorham; for the
1mm Mrs. Daniel L’Hommed1eu.
Mrs. Lewis Fowler, Mrs Howard King
1!!! Arthur Paddock: flu the apron
booth, Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. Edward
Gorham, Mrs. Herbert (.arr, Mis. Lewis
Minimum. J C. Randall, Mrs-111nm.
,‘Dsy. Mrs. J. C. Hawkins, Mrs. Burwell
. Day. Mrs. Cornelius Fox. Mrs it. How-
* 11rd King;f01 the canned fruit table
Mrs. Mary Wright.
., Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith cele-
. ‘llmted their silxer wedding, at their
theme in Cottage avenue, last night.
iAhout one hundred guests were present.
The time was spent in happy congratu-
lotions. merry songs, and friendly social
.greetiugs. The 1' efrcshmcnts were abun-
dent and enjoyed by all. Rev. A. J.
.8mith, in a most felicitous speech, pre-
heated the bridegroom and bride of 1871
:with abox well tilled withsilver dol-
lars. the gift of their many friends. A
table was also well decorated with
‘ .many individual useful presents. The
occasion was a memorable one. The
joyous company dispersed at an early
hem, 1113 ‘."~"»sl..1:;;‘.' that they might liv1>
' ‘toljw lll‘Hiw’l 1.1’12'1- 3.1111911 wedding of
:Mr. 1111.1 3115."..izrdi‘u 111 11121.
141' .,l Miss Addie verity, daughter of Cap-
'tail: and Mrs. W. H. Verity, of Keyser
avenue, and Sylvester P. Bowen, of
Parish. 'who were married several
months ago in Port Chester, are new at
Qua at» (this 111116 here. .Thc
EH11! 'fe‘wfldayis 'ago,falthongli the p11-
. oils of path parties, knew of their mar-
tinge.
3 The commissioners? ”yesterday ren-
Herod‘ a'decisidh in rho remons‘lrance
e against -Dllniel Murphy to open a
, saloon in East Washington street. The
applicant'wao: retused siliconsc. There
:as strong Objection lodged against the
Han“: 1119' 'remonstrauce being
over one hundred persons.
Them'ohndsrnpOn which it was based
W the unsuitability of the place.
Letters remaining uncalled for at the
East Norwalk post cities for the month
ending November '50, 18911, are the fol~
Irving: 'Mrs. Chas. R. Burns, V1111
2s.ndt avenue. (.21: W111. .l. Callahan. 45
Fort Point street. Frank W. ( ‘lark 1‘!
Third avenue: John Perry, Mrs. W. D
Soofield, "Mrl. Lillie”Wintors, (ll 1 ; Henry
1’. Wolf, Van-loam avenue. ’
; 23W. 0. Swanson, pastor of the SWed-
‘llh church, will go to New York today
or momma) enter St. Luke’ 11 hospital,
where he will undergo a course of treat
moat. He will probably be absentubout
three weeks.
. .
, Miss Julia Bumham. oi Betta place
Muted yesterday from a visit in 'V'er
lion Center. ._.
'Mrs. Bowel] of Orion. Maine. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Milton El-
wood, of .Henry street
on". John: Cronilish and wife are
Merlin. flurry Seymour, of Maple
M“. I V
l ”RMMorguu is living‘ in Stamford,
and a may
adult the 'lale a ’l‘ownc
factory. ~, _, ‘ .
‘Wllliam 'llwimmthe .11....» «luster, fol]
.W from the l4 liorwnlk 1.11111
has company’s dock doy
J j. ,t
Ellie ladies Aid moiety H retest to-
Inflow afternoon in the ”snot the
N Avenue (3111111111. ,1. ~
anus—1...»-
If We oyslsr lat
M 0.3mtord will begin ‘ oys-
,, our annual. nos: Monday in t. some
i Kermit lichl'v Library in Was ngtgn
strait. This" 111 l is. 111m» nutn r of
materials will mu mthose exit ted
as” places. The lecture the
filamtmnino last. ‘11»
s‘
fviduuls in town.
equals to digestible nourish-
ment 301' ordinary oatmeal.
W
BAHIEN AND NOHBTOH.
Geri and Robert Waste. Charles Van
Dine and Bogart tiermanweroatrssted.
Saturday. charged with assault. They
were lined Q1 and coats each, amounting
to $8 50, by Justice Schildknecht. The
complainant was Clarence Croiut. em-
ployed at F. V. Cantrell’s grocery store.
Last Friday otternoon he was coming
down Main street, and when he was hes
tween Mrs. Brady’s corner and the
Town Hall, the boys mauled him with a
foot hall suit and throw him over’ the
fence into the lot.
The Noroton Musical association held
a reception in the Town Hall. last night.
Dancing was enjoyed after 9:15 o'clock.
Previous to that time the association.
under the direction of Professor B. M.
smith, sang several selections.
one hundred young people were present,
and the accession was a most enjoyable
one.
Next week Wednesday. the ilth inst,
will be amemorable one in St. Luke’s
church. That evening will commemor-
ate the third ot a century anniversary of
Rev. Louis French’s rectorsbip of the
parish E'veuy member of the parish
will be invited, besides the clergy of
Stamford and Norwalk.
A series of revival services which be-
gan last Sunday in the Methodist Epis-
copal choich. are awakening deep inter
est, and the attendance is steadily in-
creasing. Misses Simpson and Frost are
assisting greatly in the exercises.
lvanhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle. cleared nearly 31H from its socia-
ble last Wednesday night. 0. Ogden
the organ and violin.
Mrs. William Job, of Troy, N. Y.,
has been visiting Captain Lewis Water-
bury.
Mrs. S. J. Austin is president and
Miss Annie Brady rem tiry of a recent-
ly organized literary society. which met
last week at the residence of W. R
Muckcy.
A Floyd Delalield and wife will take :1
2311.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kurinnsky are
the. proud parents of a daughter, horn
Friday. -- _
HOHAYTO N.
The steamer Mail's lL. Stevens has been
in Bridgeport having :1 new boiler pl: 1c-
ed in 1m, and undergoing inspection.
Samuel Pickett has returned home
from a. business trip through the West.
He received a large number of orders for
older and vinegar.
The Ladies’ Union, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, held a incl-ting last
night to complete arrangements for their
fair, which will 111- held December 11
and 1‘2.
Episcopal church commcncéd prucf'i nag
Sunday on the singing for the Christmas
festival.
One of the largest funerals ever held
in Rowayton was that, 'ol Guerney
James, which .was attended from the
Methodist Episcopal church. yesterday
afternoon at 1:30 o‘clOck. The public
schcml was cldsed to enablc'thc class
mates and friends of the deceased to at'
tend the ceremonies. Rev. H. C. Whit-
néy'otllciatcd. and the pallbearers were
Howard Stevens, Frederick Stevens,
Harry Youngs, Frederick Dibble. Wil-
liam DsWati'rs and George Crockett.
The singing was by Mrs. Oscar Mills.
Mrs. E. W. Godfrey. Miss Linn Stevens,
James H. Stevens and Shepard Wells.
Miss E. Louisa Stevens was accompanist.
The flowers were extremely beautiful
Among them was a pillow from the em-
' ployces of the Nor-walk Tramway com-
pany, pieces from 1ch school and indi-
Cliarles Crockett was
illower bearer.
:i nion cemetery. ‘ 4 ,
.
Antacidsnt.
A gentleman entered the ston- of
Hit up; or (‘1.tlic othvn day I'll has
always worn custom made (lothes. but
utricud of his who wears ready made
clothes and always looks well dressed.
impressed 111111 with the 11111.1 of flying
:on 11 ready made suit to 111:1 how his
Eruthei stout lluun- could be fitted. He
got, into 11 suit that titted and suited
him so well that he bought it. Several
{days later he cum'o hack 11ml bought
tailor madoclothes: I can buy two 11
your suite for the prim of one custom
made and getjust as well fitted and us
well satiation" His experience is re-
‘Meign .11 (10., whose excellent clothing
14 fast displacing custom made goods
on nix-loom oi the excellent fitting suits
they sell and the reasonable
prices.
severed the tsilcr‘s leading strings
11111131111111 moment there last week and
iwall-110111111pica-ted that he come back
Ind ordered a dress suit. People are
hndlug'out that it pays 11.19qu Mcigs
score 1111in talks in the advertising
columns-«they talk of only what they
taco, and tell the truth about their
lothlng and hats and shirtwvrbst
pro:
or its worth.»Brldgepott
' W, ,,m l .
5“.
,
fl '. s
or;
1
1
s It?
. r... .4
Nearly -
and W. H. Dugdale furnished music on ' I
trip to California, starting December
‘lllie Sunday school or the Methodist '
another «uit saying, ‘11 m through with -
posted slmostrloily in the big store 01 '
Another gentleman who has 4
they «111' beats their amass" :
11.1111111111an .. .~ .. .. ...... ‘w
t lights, ileum, use. let, lad
Elie People I Favorite Actor '
Hr. Daniel A. Kelley,
Inthrouraat plays. . _
THE SHADOW DETEO‘I'IVE
arm 1 vases
AND
OUTGASTS OF A GREAT
CI".
01111 c of to slot 1111111111. hosts at
Wood surfed 1'0lime ’5?
Prices-etc. ascending.
Rs Opening at Lockwood's Hsll.
, Norwallr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEG. 2.
Grand Concert
By the lemons New York
PHILHARMONIG
CLUB!
ASSISTED 1“
Miss Zettio Kennedy
Prima Donna Soprano
Concertwill commenccproluptlv at H. .-\d-
mission ow. lhi-served seats without extra
charge. Tickets for sale at Gleudeuintt-u'
drug store. Norwulr. and l’laisted’s. South
Norwalk. 0111 ringes 111 p1,
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Thursday, Dec. .
OLlVER BYRON,
Supported lry‘lho charming artiste
KATE BYRON,
And a competent 1' impuny. in the new and
do‘ii. 'liliul l'f‘olllzllllt.
The Turn
of the
Tide.
licplctcwith startling situations and up-
I'ourous fun.
Price '15-. made. Scale on sale at Pollsteds
and l’inneo' a
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
F.\\‘.M1TUHELL, . -‘ Manager.
Saturday, Dec. 5th
ONE NIGHr ONLY
.7111 oh i. itts origin 11 prolutllun oi the great
enquires-11.11 1n 1 lern times.
In Old
Kentucky!
The Original Pickaninny Brass
Band.
The Original "(lueen Bess,” the
most celebrated racc horse in
11919. world. :j m 1.
The finest production of an Amrricun play
81 or uh on in this 1: 111,111er.
P1" was. :15" 601‘ unil' . 51:.
Seats at “coil s and Tomlinson‘ s. Thursda)
’ mnrliintz.Dc1'.:.1
Four Popular
LECTURES
Al THE
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
South Norwalk.
Friday.llama—”1.1110" lsople firms and
i‘iuyk' lly Her. ’1' L. l'oulsnn. l) D.. oihow
11y
l".1l1l11y 11111.11. ~- “What is H1111-o1.~"'b) ltcv.
ii A. llu- -.htel 1).!) Mt. \1-',1unn N 1'.
Timed 1v. lieu. '11-—"Wlilt1~ Blows," I») Rev. 1..
A. flanks, l). l)., IlrmuklinA .l.
Tucson 1111.. 1.m.-"\ellowstouo 11ml .‘Nm'
mile '111 “in ..l O Wilson. ll 1).
('Olirse ’l‘lvkols 751-111..
Single '1‘11 kots '16 11~
liei-turos at N p. m. lshurpl.
kgoocl servlgeabl’e -eon
”31”.
nest:
Dempsey.
’9' Mo
arrow. SALE
0
or ,
1311.11 UNDEHBKIBTB
legh-gréde ones—that are” the
best values over offered in the under-
sklrt branch of our Wash Goods de-
partment. Sale begins as soon as
this is printed. ‘
SATIN RHADAMA
u.
. Smu DUCHESS
A Doronso Tsrssras
STRlFED Tasssras
For $4.98 each.
Plaids, plaids, plaids, such is the
call every day for those 15c. goods.
for they're beauties. Besides the
Scotch plaids we have the McKinley
plaid—something new—at 15 cents a
yard.
——
Twil‘. ed Percale 32 inches wide.
fast color. price 12.1, cents a yard. A
twilled cloth that is soft finished and
made for servi:
Also a double width D1655 Suiting,
in plaids, stripes and mixtures and in
the new Fail colorings. for 10 cents a
yard. '
———-—
Underskirt Patterns. 40 inches
long, extra wide 25 cents each.
White Shaker Flannel [Skirt Pat-
terns, fancy and plain border. tor 48
cents. A regular upheaval in under-
skirt prices
Heavy ail-wool Patternsf—reds,
and blacks—for
that we never
blues, browns, prays
$1.00. Something
tire of talking about.
——
Chameleon Merle Undersklris, with
wide umbrella ruffle. In light and dark
grays —the $1 25 skirts for 69 cents
I
t
best quaiily MADE. at popular pri: cs. ‘
The Wash Goods department has 3
taken on a new hustle. . 1‘
1
echoed! t
incentive
whosoever.
l
l
l
assessor}
l
l
The interment was in . 1'
By using the
Perfection '
Heats adjoining or upper room:
without additional expense for
i.uel
Call and See it Repairs for any
stove that’ 5 made
NORWALH PAVTEERI a UFO. GO
East End \V‘ ushlasrton Street bridge. _ L
1.
,1
9:1
Notice!
The undersigned. the corn ltl .,ol the
South Nurwalk Iniunthliool sir mu 11o
lmmltumi'cl 11117 01111131111111 the 6 clip
be new only room of the Farawa-
gnhnolhw on on Tuesday nveulu .‘ at s
111 11.1:11111111111 mat discus-1 ml Militant“
foil ulouew 111-1101Al1uildiug and ltsp He
on ion
agitiffldlm
Iii
amounts: 19. ms.
.‘sssso
' magnum“?
is fit.
11'
.,.
Radiator A
1"THINKINO I. BUT AN iDLI
A071 0? THOUGHT ’
unless it is practically applied. it you
lure thinking of having our walls newly
lpnpered in time for he lday festivities,
'now is the time to make your selections
. Our stock of artistic wall papers. trims
and decorations are replete with the.
; newest designs and colors 1‘ 11110110 new 1
and get the most exclusive
Painters' Supplies. f” 1
Artists' Materials, Plot ares. l
$1“ch {raged to order.
’1 WWI»
and Signmfltin
B.
79 Washington ans-1.111111111111111.
YOU CAN’T DO BETTER
Y
Then have tour Onlsrs lot
.7.— .,
Print-
115;!
1‘
At tho Oantlnal
1
OMOO. :;
Iaesr
And Black Maiden UudsrsklrtSi .
Tutsi-RAM a.
2 111211111: BUlLDlHO, souwsis, cons.
On account ofthe continued warm weather we have been able to close out many do
sirablc lines of dress goods, at much less than the cost of importation. They
are all new and up-to'date styles; the only thing all about them is the price.
Special Sale of Dress Goods.
FOR ONE WEEK, GDIIEHOIIG SAT. NOV. 28.
SATIN DU_CH1NE Handsomeplaid dressgoods,801ncheswide.......... ................. ....... .,..Islgcts
BLACK AND COLORS E‘ine all wool sailings, made by Sutton Mills. to retail at title, our price. . ..... . ..................... 25 cts
- ridescent suitings,~1 3 inches wide, regular 480 quality ......... . . . . . . .. . .,. . .. ..... .. .. . ..... . ........ . . . . . ...... 29 all
For$298 each. F1nepiecesallwoolsuitings.54 incheswide........... . . ”“2750“
s :1 21 Fancymixtnres,regain-5003001111.”... ...... ......................... . .......... 8901s
Camel's hair suitings, heavy, all wool, 1'14 inches wide .. .............. . ............. . .......... . . .. . . ............ no cts
BLACK BROCADES ' Boucle suitiugs, all wool, 46 inches wide. imports-1' s price 75c ....... . .......... .. ..... ....... ..... . so cls
.. PEA'U DE 50135 All wool covert cloths, 54 inches wide. ........... .,. ............ ‘. ....................... . ......... . .. 59 all
u T AFFET As Flue imported novelties, former price 8']. 50 ................................................... . ............... 31,00
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 $2 to 243.
Extra good value at $2. 98, $1. 01), $5. 00, $11. 50. ' ,
One lot line imported silk and wool novelty patterns; importor’ 11 price, 212 50 per yard, our price 810.00101‘ eight yards.
. ‘ Black Dress Goods.
In this sale our entire lot of black dress goods will be included.
sale, NOTHING RESERVED, cvlrything included
TRISTRAM 81 HYA'l'T, Norwalk, Cennecticut.
10 per cent discount on all black dress goods during this
w... an»,
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT
A JUBILEE WEEK
We rc going to make the lust icw days 01 chmbcrmcmornblc. This famous trading
opportunity is not confined to any one dcp artmcnt, Every stock in the store lends a.
hand to make this the selling event of the9 season.
Ingrain Carpets,
t From 19c per yard up.
Tapestry Brussels,
From 401'. per yard up.
Dress Goods.
We will digests; 10"}5e3'r'""éc}ii on all
sales of Dress Goods during the
balance of November.
Bargains in All Dep'tm’ts
Our center counter is piled with the haudsomcst and cheapest muslin underwear
ever shown .
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
98 Washington Street, Club Building,
$0. Norwalk, Ct NQI‘WaIk, Ct.
Velvets,
Fi'nm 80c pi‘l‘ vurd up.
l. ., ~. I:
LOWEST ; ,
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VALUE! . . . PRICE!
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n
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES!’
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All, our customers icel this
' way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME l
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING 21:22::
Q‘By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
Goldberg’s 11516611111111.5111 Parlorsl
Furs! Fursll Fursll
Io WASHINGTON IYRII‘I’
South Norw-
MAKI YOUR
In addition to our complete linc oi
Milllnory goody we 111M: added a full
and complete 11110 of
wafers K'is'owol
(idl’l'hl. 1 IN THI
1 '1 mm mamas
1111:1111.
1111,15 . EVENING SEITIHEI.
commutes. ,.
Hat-gust assortment of FllRS cver
shown in Fulrfleld County.
GRG 4 .
HILLIIERY PARLDRS .
a: w." an». “Hyomaj |” DOGS cura
Bronchitis.
OPP. NOIWALK HOTEL
Mucous
$1.111 Sherwood. 11111.11 11...”: ”mum“
ésto ra ° Wa rahouse $291” ‘ wax?‘ Bud w.m 85:9 Washinuton. -(vs All?“ In“. A“.
g Norsv‘aelnhmucnll “a m “I. test ‘1 firmlylbellms that Hfiomei will pom all you
Lincoln 1111mm: Warehouse «twin-In flats, flan- UM a M l'figflllhridlm I‘hi‘JN’El 16"le “01th
on “invest. 11111111113101 . I:1;inthlisrlrornllroollrn.)
.1 l 'm'gkfififiwwom 0: c.11. Mann's Hy oeml used with Bodth's room In.
monotony?“ omr anal-Loveless? salucv. 11111110111111. has naughtthntown, {or 11
Household Furniture, Plsoosmi. Wand mum” “willingly”, “in"
help in any council can obtol
“GURES IV INHALATION"
oyolss, Curious, Etc. 1311M; ongm 113% 1m] $333" 1111111111. bmnchitis, colds, m1. m1
2-..“. nim“ignmdd1r3nmll§3l13'm11.1111111111111".le
tor lull particulars inquire at the
ethanol
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
lulu- EM] as m toexpsriencod person: also
llrsti- mo [arm-:11
We tor canal entitle
inhaler outdtsdncluding bottle at Hyov
«~11 Mum 11th t.fres
”m0”:
unlit. one dollorm 30011
it first 10- estnut street
homeroom. " We‘ll“ 13mm” mm 8011111 News“. Milena. General Amt
, M o 301 111
mu. emu. mud,” to 11mm 11.11. St». sons Kermit. or. for ram
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