W m interesting Junior
1! 01 thoyenr was held in
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, Wchmh. yesterday
The object sonnonettes by
will the“ president at tho so.
illustrated by u runvdlal. an
' u handle. a clock and a
flu. Fannie Bowen led the
drill, 1111111111111 Grace Hawkins
‘fllo story of “The Old Cobbler"
”to charm the children. The
its furnished by a very benevolent
whose love for the little folks is
‘ I . This portal the entertain—
“ greatly enjoyed.
"angelistic services. led by the
.1le continue ntth'e East Avenue
, t “Episcopal church every Sab-
evening duringA the month. Sun,
”oiling. Rsv.A J. Smith will
thomivul serving by preaching n
vmlnute sermon upon "The Great
ion. ” The singing will be
In tho choir. The sacrament will
ndlninistered in the morning.
”shower Hook and Ladder campnny
not, hold a sociable last night. be-
- of n disfippOintment by tho musi-
ul. Messrs. Powell and Merrill, from
,j nothing was heard. A large
b63101 people gathered at the hall,
themmmittoe refunded the money
, the would-be dunoers wont homo.
, For. A. J. Smith Was in attendnuco
,, iiimade on uddress, lost 1iight,nt the
swivel more in the Methodist churr h.
1111111111. A large delegation from Bridge-
pert wan also present. The 111 angelists,
MBimpson and Frost, will remain
Lnt‘the church all next week.
A Sentinel reporter yesterday mot 5.
~ Smith L'Hommedieu. the over hustling
‘1 insurance agent, with his pockets bnlg
' in; outwith policies be had just writth
(of the Connecticut General Life lnsur~
own company, on a new and popular
plan. ”Q __ __
A rehearsal 10111.. 111011 1111011111 to
take part in the competitive tutortuin-
Amt will beheld tonight in the East
‘ venue Methodist Episcopal church.
‘_ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seymour will
'spond Sunday in New Canaan, the
guests of their son Robert
~Theadvertiselnent of the (onue1t1-
ontLaundry on 41h p.131 is of spt: -cinl
_ 111111111111 to tamilies.
'4 Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Brown yestor.
day observed the first anniversary of
their marriage. --..
Charles Merritt, oi Belts 111111113, has
MW home 1mm 11 visit in New Y ml;
with his sister. _. m
1' Mrs. Samuel Weeks, of Btuitbtuwn,
11.1., isvieiting Mrs. Charles Fox of 011-
'bornavenue.
1 A Avery and George Phillips moved
‘ WI! from Second :11' enue to South
'Ed. Rider, 0! Heliport, is visiting Mr.
‘ and Mrs Charles Ainsworth, of (‘ott 111:1
avenue.
William C.Byxb1:e 111111 bet-.11 1-l11'te1l
treasurer of the Advent Christian H'K'li‘ly.
William Underdown, of llanxy street
is ill with neuralma.
Mn. 8. ti. L‘Homnledien, of Henry
strut, issich. . --.
J. R. hlurvinis siokwithuht-nvy cold.
, 11111111111.
Hrs. Holdall Ailing. of New Haven,
“visiting at the residence old. A. 11.11.
hick.
BAMBI! MID NOROl’ON.
Achlltl was born Thuml 1y night 11:
Hr. 3111! Mrs. R. L. Gillette.
“Before the Horse”
t
“hull til a thing lull" in the '
muons trimaran-1' their "1111111.:
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“who: their goods will do \1 1; 1
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we 11ml (or ll: you: in our
lathe 11111 net or our sin 111:1
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Lulu ll charity Bout: 11! Earth Lodge on
”I! Occasion 9! link Flrsl Annlvmuy.
Between titty lend sixty members of
Charity lodge came over from Bridge-
port. last night. arrivingln South Nor-
walk about 7 o'clock} to assist its oil-
sprlng. Eureka Rebekah 1406138.} 0.0. 111,
in observing their“ anniversary of its
oxistence. The birthday party was bold i
in Oddtollows’ Ball, where the lodge
was duly opened at 8 o'clock.
While the domes team was preparing , 1
for the work of initiating seven ‘candi-s‘
doles, the Rebeknhs wero entertained
with recitutlons by Miss Florence Ellen
dart and Miss Florence Jennings, 111111 a
solo by A. A. Hudson. 8
Following tho inltiatory ceremony,
speeches were made by Mrs. Segursflilrs.
Isbell, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Bennett,
Mrs. Wells and Brother Post Grand Rcy'
holds. of the visiting lodge, who compli
mooted the Eureka ladies in enthusiastic
terms upon the prosperityot the lodge and
upon their excellent work which u'ne
performed smoothly and without re- 1
course to tho ritual, under the guidance
of Mrs. George Davis. N. G Mrs.
Charles Golder, V. 0., and Miss \unio
Scum, P. N. G.
From the lodge room the ladies ropsilo
ed to tho banquet hall, where a bountiful
supper awaited their coming.
The members 01' Charity Lodge rieturn- 1
1111 home. on the 1'2: l1! train alter extend !
in', r an invitation to their South Norwnlki
sisters to 1111i: them on the evening ol 1
De1elnber ll).
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Miss. Katherine Stevonscelebmiod t‘.11 ;
thirteenth nnuiversay of her llll'lll,%.
Thursday night, by entertaiuiu" 11111111?
of her trieuds.el‘1eshments were servi-
1111. 'l‘hosz‘ present were the Misses I'l-l '
11111 and hilth Mtudo, Ethel Petty, rlnl'w
Lowndos, bt1lln.1n1ll.r1~11111(.11ibn Maud 1
Raymond, L.111r.1i.rotl1ottl-Ielcu Lyn1 l1, 1 H O V T S T H E AT R E: With
1 Comb mi 8111: 51 lrimme
Mosetta Hort, (111111111 \ alontiuo, Gur- 1
trudo (Jules, l; 1t111 Minor, Lulu (hullrn,
Jennie Lo1v11des,1}l111lys Ju1kson, ()1'111'11
Hurt, Lill1.111(:1'o1.l11tt111.1111 11nd N1ttl1%
Plunder, Elsio L101 kett lulu b'ttvens
.uld Louisdohnsou, Edgar Lynch. “'11- NORWALK OPERA HOUSE%
l Underw 31—»
Lynch, l1r111l llulao, 1.11111 11.1111 Edgar: 5 a t u r d a y, D 6 0. 5th? rind n1rui:__, ,,
l Fashioned 101 L“.
linin D1W:1ter-, John Snilllu, .~\1l111'1' l
Raylnon1l,RichnId Crockett George:
Jackson. l'l'od Dibble, Chester Rowland.
Fred Stevens, 1’111'11y Wilson of 1‘ N‘
Nox'n'nlk, Harry 101mg, Lelloy ()1ka
1111, and H1111 .1111 Stevens
Ilimnlt'ullock,11f Middletowm N.
died intbut city. Thursddy afternoon.
Ills pon-nts rounded from lllwnyioll
to Mid lletow 11 no Ill‘ly seventv —li\'11 ventsl
ago. Thedcceased 11nd innuy r11lltl1esl
and acquaintances in and about Nut“
walk. ',
MI'S. Ada Thomas has 11111111111111.)
tion ”bookkeeper 11'lt11tb11 Rowland}
Oyster company. in South Norwulk. , J
Rev. and Mrs (' H. Hands cits‘ncto.
thank all their friends who so kindly,
remembered them at their donation;
party, yesterday, and are deeply grate-
ful for the kind l'oolim.r shown.
J
BRANCHVILLE I
The soup 1.1111011 11111 st 1rl1'l 11' 1'11'11'.
Mrs. A. .l.l’.1rt1'ldge rotuluod 11111111:
last week.
Mrs. June Jones 11511111 lira. 3.11111.
l"illo11',l'.11st1\'1'ck ;
Miss Minuh Gilbert is visiting hm
lllllll, Mrs A Lllxlfl'i‘y.
John i’itzsilnnmns 1:11 lb11 Klll‘l'il of M12;
and 1\li's. John Moisltr.
Mrs ( hurles ( 1111b 11111111: :1 trip to the;
batting town, last l'r1dn1'.
Mr. 1111dM1-.s (' M (lodlrsy 1111111111.
turned to their home in Stamford.
Mrs. Nollie 13.111111 11.111 b12111 cutortuiu
1111: her sister, Mrs. Burton. of N01 walk
llenry Mead and family, of Nor“ 11ll1, .
visited the Mosul llunostend on so 11d..v. ,
Mr. and Mrs. llldclill’ haw 1111111
spelltlingnfow lime in Woslporl 111111
Wlllon.
Mrs ("- 13. Mon 11011111 spmt 11 R111
' daysin Dunbury with 1101' ll 111ml Mra‘
1" 11111 ham
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Miss Lulu Barron and Miss (111111.11;
Pnrketonusit 1:! tlwir 1111111111111. Part I
ridge, recently. 1
Mrs. William Bennett, of New Your.
spent 'l‘hnnkaulvlnu with her 11111tl1111,
Mrs. Mary 13111-11. '
Mrs. J. H. Williams 111111111111 11 11011.11
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A 11111111111 or anehville people at-
tenclod tho sociable at Blnton’shall,
. last Wednesday night, and report 11 fine
1 time.
Miss Florence Mend llns‘returnod to
1191' 1.1101111), after spending 11 week with
her grandmother, Mrs. E. Williams, in
Cannons.
Miss Addie Flllo'lv entertained Miss
Flow Stafford. of Snufords, over Sunday.
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[3}; preaominw this 011111111 1:111 l: ’5’) wants
at l’lnislml' 5 drug store, South Norwztlk,
101' Pinnuu's stationery store, Norwulk,
it will llllllllP TWO L 1\l')ll".'3 111‘ UN "'
WG ‘NTLI‘. HAN ANDLAllY with Rr)
xSERV El) BE AT for the 111,1't‘or1nnn1‘ ..1 of
Molly Bawn.
MINNlE LESTER!
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Monday, December 7th.
Nut 21111111“:le 1111hllngul bohll'u
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The ()rignull l’iohnuiuny Brass
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The Original "Queen Bess,"
most celebrated mm:
the world.
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WALli OPERA l'lOUSE.
l' .W . lll l‘CllELL. Munucor.
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Monday, December 7
Joshua
"The .
1D). M.,~chd
@omnpony.
PRICES LOWER
ON,
JACKETS.
A sudden drop that seems almost
like an accident. Oneal those quick
happenings which oncur every now
sndjihen, especially in the garment
trade, and when the season has been
a backward one. Now you can come
in and buy very stylish pickets—brand
new ones. just "in—«for considerably
less than heretofore. We have taken
advantage of‘some pretty sharp com-
petition between the best makers and
the result lsmlowet prices.
Women‘s handmade Hoods white,
for 50, 75c. and filibowbinck one;
lorS9c..$l.OO and 5139. 1111111115.
in pink. blue, black. red and while.
item 25 to 75? cams.
Cardigan Jackets and Hug-Me-
Tlghls, and 1vllhout1sloeves,
from 75 1-..: 3'1, M25, \z‘x'orsted
“Capes. Vblaclz. whit: b31112 pink
black with i.1'.'1211‘1’i1.'r how". 1' :Jllil ‘lilllle
\vilh'lavendsl border, {57.31221 l"
clnalm's in ad shades—«will make a
good prerent.
with
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Shields
Pretty l.'
and 1011111
'«rld Leggings for children
~111'l11::i;lered Sacques
13:11. b11b123~lois of
i healtlfu 12:11. 15-: babies.
£1 Tabla B11135 cents.
: Shoes. 2.13 1:5-11.s~l.'lmn'.t:i
5 75 cents. 13111111111 have". 511211 011515,
:and blue one—s azzdpi 11k 011 1. bummed
whi'e 1111571225. with
with star-
1'11-
1s.
11
Kid
‘1.‘."lll fur.
.2 1",:
> ling silver {or 1.1" 501’11? set.
i Cblidt'21 1.1,. 7:1 52'1‘11'm 25
l 75 cents. To; 1-.::, 2:. 1. ’1 conts.
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children's
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there 5 11:
hose which
.v Hull
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that are pm .11l
necessity for 1 111:5..13 lo
you hrs-.3 11.11.11 H1111, 111.2190;- parrir
worn out. Different colors and
grddns.
...—-
Blalllzais and Quins—down in tho
Blanket ti121111'1nlonlwllere such things
are sold cl11'.7'.1p--111‘11~:rc the prices arc,
low for the qualities they represent.
1 Cold night thoughts and comforts.
Popular prices for ladies‘ and chil-
dren's Cnsbuw'o Gloves. 17.25.58
and 50 cents Ladies' and chlldren's
Kid Mittens 50. 751: and $1.._____25
Simpkins’
MUST ALL l..~\l'1;ll'5.
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Sinuinv' and dancing.
lbrll': mg 8.111 Mill 51:1'111'.
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OlCllL‘Sllil.
lBand Parade and Descriptive C1111-
1:1'rtinfr1111111l Not'walk H1111
at 11: 30 Mon lay morning
look Out for the FarmelQé‘l'
:ml- or “131"! 4 A 'l‘nl‘nllnwn .11.
The Best
Christmas
Present
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NOVELTIES lN CELLULOID!
Goods for the Holidays, Christmas Papeterles and
Magazines.
Hand Painted Decorations to
and jack
(,lrdor.
Knives. _
Skates, Polo Sticks
SKATES SHARPE'NED!
\Vatch’lhis space [or ‘97 models of bicycles. Bicycles rented repalred
and stored at reasonable prices.
19111111 St.,:llorwell1.
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ACTS OF' THOUGHT’ '
“THINKING IS BUT AN
nlessw it is practically applied. It you
11 o thinking of having _1'1mr11.1l|s 11111'ly
1111111111 111 limo for holiday fl-slivitios,
111111' is tho limo to make your selections
(1111' stovk ol allistlr 11 all pnpnrs. lrivws
11nd doun'ulions 11111 1'11pl1-t11 with tho
( boner 110w
, and 5:0! tll1' 1111111111 xv lllhl‘v‘ll,
l‘mntors Suppllns
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
Pictures Ituulod to order.
Pointing, Puperhanzlng. Decorating
l and Sign Writing.
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to Waahlnntnn 1511-11111. So. Nowell:
' «cairn-en: :14 our...» ‘ 2.
‘w 1.“! ‘-
lly using the
Perfection
Radiator
Ilcnts adjoining or upper rooms
without addltlonal expense for:
fuel.
Callund See it Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
.IORWILK PAVTIIII l "FD. 00.
unwrap «mucus 1111111 suns.
31111113121, ;
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11/717111 klul.
'rl-Ie'; 1.1mm DR‘V snobs 31-11122.
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PTRISTRAM81 HYATT!
2 GAZETTE BUILDlNG, NORWALK, CONN.
On account of the continued warm weather we have b1cn able to close out many do
sirable lines of dress goods, at much less than the cost ol importation. They
are all new and up- to date Styles; the only thing off about them lS the price.
Special Sale of Dress Goods.
FOR (ME WEEK, COMMENCING SAT. NOV. 28.
Haudsomo plaid dross goods, .11.) inches wide
................................................................... 121,1. ots
Find all wool suitingA made by Sutton Mills. to rttail at 3911, our 11rico....... ................................... 23 cts
r111 scout suitings, .3 inches wide, regular 13' quality .......................... ............... .. .. ......... :22 cta
Flnopietcs .1llwools11itings,5linchosulde. ........ . ............... .. ”.371, 11111
Fancy mixtures, roanlnr 5111: goods. ........................................................................... llll cts
101mm”; huir snitings, licn1'y,ull wool, .11 Inches Wide .......................................................... 1'11) ots
B1n1‘1ienilinns, 11ll11o11l ll: inches wide, i111port111's price 75c ................. . ................................... 5011111
All 11 001 covert: cloths, 5i inches 111:1lo ., .............. , ..................................... .. ................. 3:) his
Finn 1'1-111111111111 novelties, former prime $.50 ....................................................................... $.00
DRESS PATTERNS.
. .
We have made Spccml Prices on all our separate dress patterns.
We have 111111! 11 one lot $1.913; this lot includes goods 11.101111 from $2 to $3.
l..\irn good value at '32 Alli, $4 ()1),l11,‘.'100,:i11.:’10.
0111: lot line imported sill: and wool novelty patterns: lmporter’s prion, 8‘2 511) per yard; our price $10.00 for eight yards.
Black Dress Goods.
In this solo our 11min- l11t 11f him-l; 17111153 1.1.1.1111 will 1.0 included.
411111,“)1‘1115'6lllix'lERVl'll),11'1'1'ytbiug int-lud'd
TRISTRAM & HVATT dorwall: connecticut.
in per cent dismunt on all black dress goods during this”
i
A JUBlLEE WEEK
“11 11' going to make the lzlsti low days oi Noricnibcrnictnoml lo.’ll115 {211110115 imdlng
oppnrtuilitv 15 not COllllllL‘d to {my 1111c110'1.1rt111011l 1' very stock in the store lends 21
hand to 111:111'1' this the selling cwnt of the season.
Ingrain Carpets, E
. From lilo pH? yard up.
iTapestry Brussels,
'1 From luv per yard up.
Dress Goods.
“1: 11'1” discount 10 per cent on all
sales oi Bless blood" ... during the
balance of November.
Bargains in All Dep’tm’ts
0111' center counter is piled with the handsomcst '111l c111 ripest muslin underwear
' scorn: “13ml HOW
Club Building,
‘50. Norwa Norwalk, Ct.
Velvets,
1"1'11111 S1111 {111' _1';11‘1l up.
531, Ct
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LOWEST
.‘PRICE 1
VALUE!
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THEY ARE ALL 511111.551
Because they1 1' “or our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
Wily. TR ‘lDE 11 itll us and vou will Fl LL TUB SlME I
We have now in stock
The Most' 1 1 Ever Shown
Complele 1.1:
Line of =-1 . J This City!
By t1 ading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS e. 00-
'1"""“"“”“'”WGOLDBERG s
N. Y. Milinery Parors!
FURSl Fm! FURS!!!
.A full and comphtc lim i1111!lkin1ls,u{lurs.
Put 1111; ms from 81.21 111111 upwards 1
, Infants' and children 5 cups and goals at reduced pm: es.
in will be 11111 l {10m 1191: and up
i A Full Line of Feather Boas!
A full and complete line in Holiday (ioodsfl in Silver and Gill Metal
l 1111:1111.
:Sillcr [names from .413111111111'1, jcwol cases, ink stands, rulendarsfilnnd
; kl'lchicl 121111.11 e11.
iWe ham .1], 1111 pm. on sale '1 large assortment of trimmed l1nts,l'rom
$1.111l1183 11o: former pl'i1:e:z,52.24 to 5310
,llsts will be trimmed during the month of December Free of
Charge, when materials are bought at our establishment.
{Bows in the latest design made Free of Charge.
MILLINERY PARLORS
53 Wall tilt-ct. "1'11! 1 hm. .mk tor numumnt.
\‘i unto l Jm"routinely-~01)”;
OPP. ”OQWM‘K ”OTH' 11111111111111n'1111lnue tlustun
N. B.--0ur store will be kept open during the month of December 1111:
until 3 p. 111.; Saturdays until 9 3o. ' 70 “North Mom 5h. South 1411111111111, 00-
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwulk.
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crrv IMFLOVMINT nonncv.
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eithnr 11min or temnle. 11.1111 won-employment
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