White Star—When been visiting his
fishes horns. while L. W. Smell-
ibsrlsydrlver, was called out to
’hlsplaee Two of the bones in Air.
"Ihsnd were broken. Dr. Sharer
the injuries
1N1 Wollhsusen, East Nor-walk,
o! bullies in the rough, say that
“story is running on lull time.
new here brought out twenty-tour new
colonies spring that seem to be popu-
In: with the trade, and will no doubt do
Anita I little toward increasing their
busineis.~—A111erican Hatter.
w
“All. Bailey & Co.’s old oflioe build-
ing but been moved from their dock pro-
in Water street, South Norwallr,‘
Dearest of Courtlandt E. Hilsdou’s
'thed house at VauZandt avenue
, I‘ddlilm Point street, where it will
, peeve use hennery.
‘ Bridge under John Gole has a plan to
extend underneath the bridge. the
pale which supports the red danger
1131111. and arrange a crank to raise
endlewer the light by machinery, in-
stead of arm porter, as at present.
!
A meeting of the Swedish Congregav
tlonal church society was held last night,
audit wasdecided to have the Cluist
maelsetivul or the Sunday school on
Ohristmus night, the 25111 inst, 111 the
{thatch in Riverside avenue.
Miss'Auuie Hodges. a frequent visitor
inthis place, underwent an operation
for the removal of a tumor, last S1111
day,nt her home, 803 DeKnlb avenncv
Brooklyn, She is now getting along
nicely. W WW“
I. Edward Roweil, ofFordham, N. 11.,
Was here lust week and looked over Dr.
Parker‘s yacht ”Regina." He express-
ti $111115 ::-; 11111071 pleased with her,
:1111‘1 ~11»? L11 111,»:1' :1'1r'1'1‘1'1~e the yacht.
1, John 5111111131112, 51111 of Chauncey
Brundage,.of Riverside avenue, has pur
chased a twenty—six-foot half rater from
the Stamford Yacht club. He will use
it this winter for duck hunting.
All whoareto take part in the Ep-
worth League competitive entertain-
ment are requested to meet in the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church to
night, for rehearsal.
1 m-_.—.. .V '
The Hon. '1". J. Ward, N. Rhein and
Mrs. Julia'dewood have returned to 1
New York alter spending Thanksgiving
with Robert Rania, of Cove direct. '
" Edgir Howell, 3. firemn’n on one of the
'i mother, Mrs. B. A. Jackson, 0! Seaside
’1‘“, e
,1. . . ' 11; _. ”1..-”-.. .
1 Mr. suture: d1'1hu Tryon. of Biror-
eide pin‘sniiez will outcrtei‘n, the Ellis
Musical club enMonday eveniugpqmm-
her 14. r W-“
“George Britto, formerly with the Nor—
walkl’att'ern and Manufacturing com- ,
pony, is now: Working 1for W. G. De- L
4“.
Count.
Mrs. Catherine Temple, who. was re-
cently severely.injured by falling down
stairs,
again.
-'.l‘he mend chorus of the Epworth
League ill rehearse tonight in the
6111111111,“ or the mariners‘ concert.
Frank Merriam, leader. .
to spending a low days with her cousin.
Dr. Nettleton. '"of New Haven.
3%...
Mrs. Joseph Whittlesev. 1'11 Dunbar-y, ,
Isviaiting Mn and Mrs. W (‘.'1’i1omue,
or East avenue.“ _.__
Gilbert ill. Bogart has been uppointcd
administrator!!! the estate of Caroline
Bennett.
Hrs. Hoyt 11111111111111.1111. 111 Ridge- 1
field. are' visiting M1111.
Eider.
Mary Gainer
”11151111111 session.
Thsfrieuds of Bylvseter Bowen will
healed'tolearuthatheisrspidlyroeov-
seingfrem the ellrotso! his recent ac-
cidents, and thstbis sight is fully 1'01"
lured. . e
Robert Hutton, who was severely
bruised by a fall from a tele raph pole
several weeks ago, is slowly recovering
from the effects 0! his injury, at the
house of his latherdn-law, William
Northrup. on 0: Ridge.
The meeting held in Fitch's Soldiers’
Home, Neroton, Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the devotional commit~
tee of the Stamford Young Men‘s
Christian Association. was largely at-
tended. It was conducted by General
Secretary 0. P. Heller. Walter M.
Smith and S. H. Hadley, of the old
Jerry McAnicy Mission in Water street,
made remarks. Mr. Hadley narrated
the story of his conversion with a vivid-
ness that appealed to the emotions of
the veterans, and, as a result, six asked
for prayers at the conclusion of the ser-
yice. An enjoyable feature of the meet-
ing was the singing of old gospel hymns.
Mrs. E. G. Peckham and Mrs. R. A.
Reynolds sang several duets.
Several vacancies exist that should be
filled by the selectmen. Nathan Douch-
ey forfeited his claim to the ethos of
grand juror by reason of being one of
the counters on the election board. M.
C. Broderick and Wilbur Smith, elected
as constables, failed to quality. It is
possible, too, that (home Oberlunder,
who was rejected in caucus, will be one
of the appointees. with 11 Nor-11011 man,
probably Ed Wallace, as the other.
George W. Fowler ~may be the appointee
on the Republican side in place of
Charles Haines, who failed to qualify.
Mrs. Alva Wilmot. of 011 Ridge,
whose hand was badly blood-poisoned.
is doing nicely, and she will soon be
cmpletely recovered. At one time it
iodicl asthongh amputation Would be
stitntion and medical skill. was happily
averted.
Two of the assessors are busy making
out the list of taxable property. Thad-
board, is slowly recovering from his re—
cent severe illness.
Attorneys Hsrt & Kceler, of Seam
ford, have served notice on Mrs Charles
Bobbie, Mrs. Mary Selleck, Alex Mack'-
ey, Walter Bates, Miss Elizabeth Seeley
and Mrs. Cornelia Bray to appear in
Bridgeport. Friday, to show why they
should not liq assessed behefitg for the
new Tellorrl road. 1 .
William P. Mallory, of Stamford, was
in town this week looking at various
stores, with aview to engaging in the
drug “businbse. ' ' I~
The assessors have been around to
several residences in town, examining
pianos as to their value, with the purl
pose Vof‘putti'ng them in the grand list. '
GEORGETOWN; -
Ed.0ar1‘oii,the barber, is going to
move out of totvnf leaving an opening
efor sorm good barbe1, as the 11115111111911
‘leceted. '
is able to be about the house .
M111. U. 0. Mohr received a telegram
'frem Lancaster. ,Pcpu..Sundoy, that her
father was not expected to live. She left
Georgetown on the first train, Monday
morning, but he passed 'awuy before she
reached tiicro. ' Mohr left for the
Mrs E. L. Haulerd of Maple avenue, ésame ploce. Tuesday
A. B. Hill, of Norwdlk, is having his
house. the John 0. St. lohu place, 1's-
:puinted.
The Hair Works are running on full
time again.
‘ The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Ioburch are getting ready for s harvest
‘Iuir to be held about the middle ,ol
December.
’to work (or the last week on account of
an accident Which befell Ilim in the wire
1
The condition of Sylvester EI/ea, of
9 Van 7.1111111111111119. remains about the
kind
I Adaughter was born to Mr. and M111
1
1
“I. .
:flileK'dA Route of lllmrsido 11111111113. '
‘ liar rounds out. a visit is 1111111111
1 W 1- e .. .
CNANBUNY
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($111721 111111111; 113‘? 1111 m
! lldrry 11111111113111 died at his home,-,
m newline The funeral was
held“ billets residence yenmday at»
111-11‘ 11. H.13‘lllnwisill.
In. fiNbfifinmond and son Earl
cl Doom. 11111111 111131111 111 11; 11 Ship
mn'nm Gender
» ,rw g” :31; w', , 1: A
unit...
a
’mill, is out again.
Mrs. Driscoil, of Weetpcrt, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Connery.
Miss Ammo, daughter of Rev. G. L.
‘_'I'11ylor. is visiting at home.
John K. Flashy First 11111111111 310111111. .
John Ferris. who has been visiting in
Worcester, has arrived home.
William Jennings, 111m started 111’
drive West, has gwen up the plan. and
fuse ,hired the old vacated the ksmilh
' :shop and will reside there through the
’ winter
81:1 :1 H War 111 11111 preach iii the
.. .. .— 1... 4..-... M .-
WAN“... -01...
. ~Aslr for Imperial Crowu cigars.
'D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
:13 Wulhlrtmu new. .
lo. Nam-us.
Menus, Menu Kore:
ll
11o: essury, which. thanks to a good con- 1
'deus Hoyt, the third member of the‘
“I mower ' /
111.011.1111 1.1151111,
Isthmus-talus.
111: suseew esteem:
.Ams‘ 1.151113 ‘
.l . AND “ . ,
ourossrs or ‘A one".
cm.
011 e cl 1 rtoire nightly 'Seals at
Weeaisnfne '1' 111le
l-‘rioethcum-sud 16o... -
Rs Opening of lockwoed’s IIsII.
. 1101111111. 1
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEG. 2.
Grand Gencert
By the famous New York
PHILHARMONIO
GLUB!
ASSISTED Il‘l'
Mitsvzettie Kennedy
l’rima Dmne Soprano
Concert will commence promptly at s A-d
mission soc. Reserved seats without extra
charge, Tickets (or sale oi Glendeninlze'
(hug store Norwula. 11nd I’Iaistod‘ 11. South
Norwulk. Carriages at 10
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H OVT'S T H EAT RE.
\ Thursday, Dec. 3.
OLIVER BYRON,
Nupported by the charming url isle
KATE BYRON,
And a competent 11111111111111 in the new and
1I1Iighilnl romon 1)
The Turn
Masaoowh , ‘
‘IN ,, .
WOOL oases cones.
inches "wide,
[medium and, dark browns. medium
and dark navy, and 11 Methods: oI
green, from 3!. 50 down to $1. 25 a
yard. Something that will make a
Indy 3 dress.
'Then there's Iron. 5010.60 pieces
38-lu. ail-woo! French Serges, solid
colors 11‘: the different shades of navy,
brown, green, red and'gray that are
unquestionably the best value offered
this season~now 29 cents a yard.
Qualities that will actually make a
good dress: no poor colors. no in
lerior choosing to seemingly make I:
especially good. offering. It's a
HOLIDAY chance.
Fancy goods in the Crockery and
Silverware departments for wedding
and complimentary gifts. A large
variety for such occasions. ‘
Cut Glass, Pottery and line
Limoges. China. Dresden Lamps.
Sterling Silver articles a! 98 cents
each. ‘ Fancy pieces of gold lined
and engraved Sugar Shells, Ben Ben
Spoons, Orange Spoons, Radish and
Olive Spoons. Chipped Beef. Sar-
dine and Oysicr Forks. Cream
ladies
.ofthe
Tide.
Roolclowith starting siluuli 111s and 1111-
rourous I111). .
l‘rio-e uric. 1110.750. 8111111. on 1111111111 Piuislell s
and l‘mneo's.
NDRWALK OPERA HOUSE
I" W. MITC HELL. - - Manager.
,Saturday, Dec. 5th
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Jacob Litts‘ original rroluolion or the great
est 1111011111: of m dcrn times.
.In Old
Charles Kemp. who has been unable _
' Tamale.
A.
Kentucky!
‘1'lhc Original Pickaniuny Brass
Band.
The Original ‘(lucen Bess," the
most celebraled race ho'rse in
the world.
The’lluost 1.1111111111111111!“ 3‘ artisan pier
e\' orgiwo In this 1-nuu'r 1?
. Inc. 1501 Andrea.
“119111111111 end Tomlinson 11'. 11111111111111
morn 11801103.
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
, KW. MITOBEIJIW
Mr. T '1‘. Rock I1‘1‘thlgnsu01eeslul 111111111”
Monday. Decemberr 7
Joshua
MOST ALI. LAL'GHS.
Special Scenery a and
Effects.
Singing and dancing.
Thrillmg Saw Mlli Scene,
Hear the Famous joshua Simpkius
Orchestra.
Band Parade and Descriptive Con»
cert in lrontof Norwalk Hotel
at 11:30 Monday morning.
look Out for the Farmers!
Heal-<11! \i'eoli's .1: Tumlinulm‘a.
1-1 oy'r's TH earn E
ONE SOLID WEEK ,
Commencing.
Monday, De cem be 1 7th.
The l Illie Merry-mukcr
MINNIE LESITERIjan
01 enlm.’ ploy Monday night.
Nelly Bewn.
Hi .1 no 11' singing and dancing specialties.
Prices. 101'. errand sec.
4 MATINEES,
Wnednemlu) 'Hu1rmlm".l'rldeysnrl flntunlny-
.llullnec Prices 10 11'th IunIl parts 111 the
muse
floats on soIe Thursday of l’IoIatod's and
Women storms.
I811t1n1lay11IgI1I-"'A New lork Boy'
., 11... ..
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Foui' Popular
LECTURES
Al Ii”.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Soulh Norwaik.
.l'rlduy. 1m. 4.~"Q1s-er l'mmie (31-11111 and
1113”!” lle1.1'l.[l. lookout) 11.11! New
01‘
l‘rhh . Dev 11. —~"Wh11t Is 11111111111111?” Rev.
lI’A. H111htei. I), “.111. Vcruou.N”l.
Dec uin‘Whltc Hlavm' Ivyllev. L
11k 14. l). I)" BI‘HORIID.N '1'.
Tommie). Dm’ ev.'- Yell stone and loser
m!to.'l1y llev I. l). 11.111111 i). IL. New
Course Ickels'm ts
Kin Io Icketsso I
Mechanical
h...—
I Plain and figured Drapery Silks.
, Some 4 or 5 colors In highriass .
} ,Frencb’ Sailings. 48
‘ 2 eszsm 111111111119, 111111111111. cons.
1
I
On account of the continued warm weather we have been able to close out many de-
sireble 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 18; the price. .
Special Sale of Dress Goods
FOR ONE WEEK, GDIIENGING SAT. NOV. 28.
Handsome plaid dress goods, 30 inches wide ........................................................ I. . .. ....... 13;; oil
Fine all wool sailings, made by Sutton Mills to retail at 39c, our price ...................... ‘. . ., ......... . . ..... 25 etc
Iridescent settings, 42 inches wide, regular 18c quality ........................................................... 29 oil
Fluepiecesnllwoolsuitlngs,541nchesw11le.... ........ . ........ .......... Which
Fancy mixtures, regular 50c goods ............. ' ............................... . ............. . .................. 89 cts
Gumel’s hair suitiugs. heavy, all wool, 54 inches wide ........................................................... 50 cls
Bone! 11 sailings, all wool 16 inches wide. importer‘ a price The ................................ . ............. . ...... 50 on
All wool covert cloths, 54 inches wide ................ , ..................................... . .................. 59 cte
Fine imported novelties, former price 01. 50 ...................................................................... 01.00
In this 11an our entire lot of black dress goods will be included.
DRESS PATTERNS.
We have made Special Prices on all our separate dress patterns.
We have made one lot $1.08 ; this lot includes goods worth from” to 03.
Extra good value at $2.98, $4.00, $5.00, 36.50.
One lot line imported silk and wool novelty patterns:i1nporier's price, $2.5!) per yard; our price 110.0010: eight yards.
Black Dress Goods.
sale, NOTHING RESERVED, ev erything included.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Norwaik, ConneCticut.
10 per cent discount on all black dress goods during this
SCOF'IELD 8: HOYT
A JUBILEE WEEK
Wc' re going to make the last iew days oi Novembermemorable. This famous trading
322-in. Plain Silks. from 25 lo 39
course yard: 31-111. from 27 to 65
cents a yard. Beautiful patterns of
31511. Figured Silks 38. 45. 75
cents and SI CO 11 yeti
Plain Silk P1115I1.;.3. 50. 60. 75 1
cents to $2 00 a yard. Silk and‘
Velour Safe Piilo '1' ’! iops, 50 cents to 2'
$1.25 each. Silk Cords for Solar
Large variety Cotton and Silk,
Fringss. 5 lo 38 cents a yard. I
$4. 98~a1e we (11 almost double the E
price ask-1i. M1131: of good heavyg;
silks and come in on: or two wide I
ruffles or exua full umbrella ruffle. ‘
A good skirt bargain indeed,
We've a new lining 13' sli‘lening
high collars 6 and 9'5111:exci1.At é
Lining «department 'Premier’
.sllk-finlshl‘ CoftonQSPO yis. on a
‘eaooeee
bikini-411104
I
‘vummno l8 aur AN 101.:
WAOTE 0F THDU OHT"
unless it is practically applied. I! you'
are thinking of having your walls newly
papered in time for holiday festivities.
now is the time to make your selections.
Our stock of artistic wail papers, frieze:
and decorations are replete with the
newest designs and colors. Choose now
and‘get the most exclusive.
Painters' Buppllee.1
Artists’ Materials, Pictures. 1
.Deoersting
in 1'- ; .
ll Half I
:: Your
“'3 Goa!
l Bill
Perfection
' Radiator
Heals adjoining or upper room:
without additional expense for
fuel.
Call and See '11. Repairs {or any
stove that's made.
THE
NORWALN PATTERN N "FD. 00.
Lee 11111111111111.1111. (sharp). am:
user 111111 11111111151011 11111111 111111311. ,
Pillows, l8 to 25 to 29 cents a yard. 'r
spooI~—IO cens the spec! Takes:
the place of spcsi 51:11. Federsvfi
Skirlp Prolecioi. be e facing yet. 9'
cehtsayard. .,
opportunity is not confined to any one department,
I hand to make tins the selling event of the season.
Ingram Carpets,
From 19c pcr ya1d up.
_, Tapestry
:Velvets,
Brussels,
From Ills per yard up.
From 801: per yard up.
E to
ry slack in the store lends a
Dress Goods.
We will discount 10 per cent on all
sales ofDress Goods during the
balance of November.
Bargains in All Dep'tm'ts
Our center counter 15 piled with the handsomcst and cheapest muslin underwear
ever shown.
SCOFIELD 81 HOYT,
Those Silk Undezskiri 5—52. 98 and 98 Washington Street
50. Ngr
walk, Ct
BEST
I
... vu1L1JEn
eooeeoelifi”
v
Club Building,
Norwalk, Ct.
LOWEST.
.. . PR’IGEI
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fittingrcomfortable Clothing-
All our customers. Ice] this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME I
We have now in stock
FRANCIS 81 CO.
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. ‘7 -:1_~_...-£ "w“-.. A"... .. _........_.._... Mp... .. Nun...
Goldberg’s New York Milliner-y Parlors!
GOLDBERG’S
LIN
Storage
ghzvilncolo Bmmge War-house
are: street. “root. Iew doors south
of “Wafllhulgm
th e Morass
Furs! Fursli Fursii 1
In addition to our complete line of
Millinery goods, we‘lmvo added a full
and complete hue of
WINTER c1011m11:::::::
I By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.1
as WASHINGTON STREET
« South Now-III.
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,MAKI YOUR
WANTS KNO WN
."' r' , '1:"1r'..
, (, APISS . .0 q” T“.
COLLABEI‘TEB l.
MUFMI. mam. ('1 . .
nous, ’ EVENING SINTINEL
TRIMMINGN. ,.
Filament assortment of FURS ever
flu in Fulrlleld County.
CO LN
Warehouse
lnht 11 City
. Is now open {or
Household FurnIture, Planes,”-
oyelss, carriages, Eta.
For lull particulars inquire stills
once 11!
TAYLOR
I: GOLDEN.
'u WASHINGTON STREET.
seam Hamill.
Ocmmlcut.
NEW YORK
5:! Wall Direct.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
Occupiesa portion at 1'1. Guwwsms‘
store, corner of Wall and Water 8111
Nonalk Call and see the latest
nvln In "hf! f‘nm en-
0. II. NINVIYIS .
01w IMPLOVMINT AOINOV.
Lad Ian and gentlemen desiring” Dret
belpn nan! sorority.0 can onto!
.1 one?“ 1 “032.1% “some
n ems e.
“Wider! [111 volletoly- iIridrluisovm nurse Pvt:
111111 110111111tryioexporeniedpereonohm
“1W1 e 1111) 1111' 10-111!
1111 Bituotl on for coon lo Indie and
volts or Enclose mlereuoos: asoexpe cured
11111.11 0” esboehnsinces.
70 Norgh Main St, South Norwalk, 0t.
O M
AIILLINERY PARLORS
OPP. N ORWALK HOTEL
IN»!
close
"Hyo'mei"Does Cure
Bronchitis.
House of lluprcaonlnlnmes
Washington. I) I. . April Mill. 1m
Illrml beillwihat iromsiwil! do All you
«Iaim for?“ I! has 11:91! 3‘11“)111'111VH‘ 1- hills 111 toll
1.1111 11' standing i" “V.
. ( 11111 ”111111 liroollya!
Hyoemlused with Booth's Pocket in-
haler outfit has caught the town, for it
“DUKES BY INHALATION”
Asthma, bronchitis, 11111111, ester-1h and
all similar diseases. ' ‘
Inhaler outflts,inciuding bottle of Eyes
e.1ni one dollar. Trial tresnnent free.
Mrs. H. A Crew, 2111 Chestnut street
Booth Nowell, 001111, General Agent
{or Fairlieldilonnt y o 301 111
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