qr the Beet Avenue
church. en melee.
.Beker constructed the
hideout his residence. and
inereryreepect. '
W
. the East Avenue
eIpent to sing in the
Indeevor chorus at the corn-
‘ ,Ievillmeet Hrs. Ely. in
I. lchnpelat3:80. for a
’. II
. Smith was celled ewey
M lit the funerel of once!
« .in New Bevan. Ed-
, will low the regulsr
‘ ,yelee service in the ebeenoe
Hilliarlormcrly in the
Mel 1!. Stevens. in South
lennmd II situation in
Meson & Co's rectory.
litre. Edwin Fo'rbert. who
{Miles Air. end lire. A. B.
m to their home in
» hes moved‘trom Fort
.0 Welter E.'Puhchen‘e
,Yenldendt avenue. Mr.
”Melly heve moved to
_ _ A, have been erected in
1 cm to the Em Arc
' “undone! church.
. 00km end femily. oi Cove
~ . Oct. tin-Wilbert: B
, molteflmd tiee for E. 1-;
‘ ' . 0!an River. recently sold
NC D llenwerrlnx. oi ( liu
peltryenn end lelt town yes-
Dllinx the lorenoon hire.
help- drove to e neighboring
,Mhooketreiu. presumably to
”0. Bone leeves e wile end
mm. Both Ire. Rogue
”My! think it in II ceee oi
‘ Bone formerly bundled ei
- ’but wee requested to leave.
Mannheim“)! ll. laden.
driver. A few yeere ego her
leeeenfltheerrrettdeeprcteole
; who lied become ensmcred oi
fl *0 peddle! bed to pey econ.
”willow Seybrcok to live
‘ sister.
murmur.
’ievlrdleb‘oveel hes been in
«nettle; cuirtende. liesn-
. fill he would preeehln the
m lender. (lot. It. et 10:30
“ new number he preeent
» eheenyweiocme
hole Puncture ldiee III-me
.us visiting in mum.
“in: en: leeve here mum.
" Wis amulet. end as
m convection held there
“ Hill Them teeohm
eve tether at eleventh:
fill it! liillim
Illel
_ .II. '3‘:
"‘h‘ii‘mm“:
‘ um " betthi
D
. ell. the thing thet counts. Men might
, end Neel Dow, utter e lone lite in the
. of public service without In much es the
W
"0'1”. TH‘AT.‘
.. THE GRIP.
outdo 01;?“ the! to brlnuturth coed.
Itveeeeneterel to hlmeeit‘ieiortlie
toes to erhsle its perfume. ‘
"Another leeeoe when is the power
(I! single-heeded dorm to e motel
men. Keel new we- wedded to the
cute cl prohibition. He took so eotive
pert in ell reform for the uplifting cl
his fellowvinen. but prohibition wee the
greeteterinhle drmement. Devotion to
thieceuee led him to steed ridicule. crit-
icism end vituperetiou. When defeated
lnpoliiicsheetlllhed ebonndingleieh
in the justice end righteousness of the
ceuse he represented.
"Re wee e grend illuttreticu oi the
feet thet integrity of eherecter inefter
oppose him. but they must edmire him.
Elle ehereclerhes cloud the severest tests
public eye, went up to glory out ol' the
seven timeehotier then ordinary iurnece
smell of the smoke cl euepicion clinging
to his garments. '
“His career is e strong argument for
the [power of exitetlon'. Neel Dow hue
done more to chenge public sentiment in
reference to the eeloon then probably my
other men of hie generation.
I
eolvee new to correction against the
eiloon—ibut teerlul enemy of buInen
welfare. the destroyer of morale and
heppineee. the oorrnptor of mind. body
and soul. " ~Boetnn Post. October ll.
POVEBTY AT YALE.
the Dominion of Tuition.
New Heven. (let. le~lt is u‘mcnliur
(not that the most eerione results of e
severe ilnenciul depreeeiun appear alter
the tide lzee turned end business is eguin
on e good clouding throughout the
country. This condition of «hire is
clearly ehown In Yale university this
year
Amonti the inehmun clue! :I larger
number oi etudente then ever before
heve applied to the Yale college Young
blen'e Chrietian eeeociation for employ-
ment llild the number of applications
for remission of tuition premiere to be
larger than last year. seventy-nine hav.
ing asked for the remission. The Inn'-
orin of those who applied to the Young
Men’e Uhr’ielinn association lIevI- mauv—
ed employment. but there are still II
number who are in want of Work. ~
'l‘hcileeneeid he luv found that the
unneuelly lurno hamlet of application
for aid in tuition were always received
utter, rather then during. u liuunoiul do
preueion. and ill“ your he upon led II
letuernnmber than usual As It rule
About one-third of the he.» lnnon clear up-
ply.
The sum oi dilute!) ‘u used, youriy for
the aid of needy students end on Ihe
application of u Worthy student alum
two-thirde of bin tuition is manned;
thntie. tildoutoi AIM. The elndmu
must. in order“) hove the neon! tlue
fund. lIsvoeI-Iundin: III 2.50 or over In
oil of his studio» and must be reuolur in
Me attendance at all ollueeu.
Many of the eludente, alter they leave
college and enter Into busineee. return
the money burr-«will from the lemon
hunt end with this money It lon- fund
for the seeietenre ct needy students hoe
been eelebliehed
snowmen?”
Hovr'e Intern n
Pride). Oe‘cber lath.
ad V tumor N‘h‘i‘ifl’i “
eI'IfI‘lllllFlll. omen l‘Eil mum.
llIe sunshine
QF'
Pei-edits Alley
Written tor the people who enjoyed
"The out fiemceeecd."
This hem mnllrntvleli we will unev-
IIIIleI-suoot neoierinluuienl modeling of
uetoml nesting. nod singly. IlItmtllB.
Ilue scenery mule “l‘t'lir‘luetl e eel». m- w
turn your """W'w Ive hi ll
W.l'l‘l’ hit. MeIIeIter.
ll. mil ’i‘.M newer.
More even et l’leleied‘e end timeout.
all! lltili’l‘.
recedes. um» II.
Edward lierrlun
one»! hit orlxiliell
Will
eriyl that ram over oil!
Matte sI his live Yul-II theatre.
their by one We.
'WWWMVI”
Wflfilflemmv‘
wen-mm»
mom“
.i. etched. l
eudhyfirtne eel e certain ten warrants.
m
end other on treated in the rule book.
on the IMW
"At his xreve today we pledge cur' A
Student; Appeal for Employment and ‘
Imam
enthet unda-
“Tera?” under
by no
“more... .m...
commendtnebimt e levy sell collect 0!
mill MAY OYSTER DOMPAXYI
werrnut encased. their
severe! proportions at the sum Intel ee
therein eluted enld euni lIl~ilIu A tax or no
eeeement leid upon the mument
list nude in iiilil by the inn
habit-eel; oi the Town of Nov-welt.
mo lrgv'ly anemone
wwl‘uontbeaethdev‘m Em" A. [gully I:
met or thcpurpme u prelim.“ or i e
ind ebteducoe 0! Mid town. levies ano the
[allowing deecrilml reel estate of mid
THE MAY OYSTER COMPANY .
eitnnied in Town of Norwelll. end
bounded as follows. («0 with—All tbet
certain Irect cl eIlt meadow in the
Cit of South XIII-welt. in Ihe Town
of orwelk, in meld county and state.
eccordlua to the .urvu-y of Charles S
Wood. eeventy-nineIWl nud unveil-tenth;
feet in front and one hundred end (our.
not) end seven-tenth» let-t in the reer‘. 'nud
bounded northerliby lend of George W.
KIIIeeK-l‘eestI-rlyy the ehnnnelnl’ Nor.
rheuweeierly bby lenders
Hoyt. and eoutherly lg yJminh’u mt].
creek or run. being a nine premiere
described in e certain werruuty deeIH’muI
George N. Women. detrd Feb. 25th. lrflil.
Andi shell cell It nhlic eucticn. on
the prehmieen hereinhe ore described. on
the 18th day of December.A. 1).. mm It to
e ’cloek loréuoon. so cinch theme! on will
relate the sum of Four end? Mull dollar».
that being the (Imitation of the Elli! The
hiey i) yutery Cumpeny. ol' the cum total
In mild ,.llet together pith the chergt-s of
levy. enlv etc.
GED. ii S'l‘. JURY
Tax Collector. Lint oi 1891‘.
Deiedhth’orwulk, (lot. 13. A. 1). Mg. 314
OH I
Tex Collector’s Sale.
\' (Yl‘lCE‘ Is hereby given that the under
A signed Collin: enrol Text-e. under not!
by virtue ol n certain to: w.III-mol duly
executed and .«Iigned by proper authority
itllll directed to the undersigned. oom~
Innndlng hint to levy and oollect of
'1‘" It MAY OYSTER ('0)! PA N Y.
and other perenne named in the rule
book. on the. list to mill warrant nnuuxml.
their oovnrul proportions oi the sum total
at therein elutml will emu le-ingu tux
or communal luicl upon the perineum-ht
list made in NH bythe inhnbiiente oi
the town of .\'nr\r.Il_k regularly and
legally nequlIlI-ll, In “it on Ilm‘zllth Iluy
ol lnuunry. A ll. lh‘lli IIII-I {or the pur-
II we of pro\ Him: (or llIo lull" lite-(Invite of
unit! I mm. let-um upon Illi' toll ming Ii.-
III rIIIoIl real relate «It will
Till. )lAl U\ 51' lull COMPANY.
«inmIed in ihe'l'mvn cl Sol-walk. and
included IIII 'HHOW". Io Wil:~Ali than
certain tree! of will. "II-minu-
in the Cilyvnl South .\'urwullv,ln the Town
of Nnronlk. in mud muulymul wile,
llCl‘lll‘illllL’ lo the r-ltrvuy n! l‘lprlrss )2
Wood. set’onlvuiuo ’1'." ‘lllll wi’oII-lonllu
let-t in from. ullli mm hundred and (our,
(NH; and IwI’I-xrienllm In,“ in lili' rear. and
II IIIIIIleII III‘IrtIII-Ilv by him! nl l‘rmr w W,
Ki hrmeMorIy Irv ”ll“ l‘illullll'l (If Nur-
wull. ll‘Irer. \e‘I-eivrlgr by Intel or Stephen
II vi. and H‘illlllt‘liY by Judith} l-lnml
luck or lllll. bum; the mom prIIuiI-ee
Item mined in -'I l nrtnin II. mu II) Ileul [rum
II I Im II lnrummu I- lillli ii ”1.41qu It» will
Mliu- llw mm at i~' urmul lilielcloller».
llml in‘lll“ ilIo III‘IIIIIIH‘MII M the will
l'lIvIllIIy (lyeter (.tllllldt‘lt' ml the «urn Intel
in will list. together with tho I‘lmrme Ill
hwy, 9min. ole.
Iii-III, ll S‘l‘. .lIIllN.
_'l'u\ I‘IIllm‘Ior..l.i‘I ni not“.
llulod III butwullt. Uri H. A. It. Will,
It” ‘Jl 137‘
For eel.- M For Cycle and llerdwere (in
City ' Assessors’
NOTICE.
Wmlbe under-Ilium. hereby «in ii"
hide to ell person! and ollrporntloue liable
to pey tee» in the (lily «Mouth bismuth
thetthey ere required by luv to deliver
to the unites-on. or rilht‘l‘ cl them. on
or bolero the thirtieth Iley II! ilelolmr,
IIIIII. e written or minted lull. deli-d. elfill'
ed and more tend all the proper" owned
by tbvni ontbe lll'el Hominy of union".
lili‘l. liable to mutton. Inelilol‘ Ii deem—III
lion III ell ml me». not prowl ital“
eepereiely Ileecrlbed; end where "Moon
use he travels to II loop on lite In the Iowa
uleeh‘e utilise snob "lemma ebull be cull!
«lent dandelion.
ll. ll. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ Mule out: be returned tothe em
vellum. oi the I'Iunoil room. llevtlenil
meet booth moonlit. Irene and Iceled
in; Dalmatia. Hit. to and including;
ileioherflth. ml. eeidoilloe to be open
from ill to iii In climb e. Iii . end from a in
hc’eleeeo macho letunleye Irene I
to Ii u’olnob in the milieu
(‘in lieu rennet burdened by the use
more. «plinth new Wallet 0e
tuber m
“Met our el Inuit emu. In.
inlet! i. am.
fulfil.“ A. mm
M“ ii. “YUM”. ,
ell Minnie.
in- we.\. \\ arrnu. div-III loll. z.» h. iKh'I
And I almll wl! :II will. .-I lllllllilll. on
Iln- IIrIIIImm II: n IIIIIlan- lil‘hl'flll‘éii, on
IlIe l'llil Iii-I of hot. .\ ll. Nil. at in
erratum"
leteneitle.ricblcnklnn end nitride»
229 men‘nylee end priceeto chcoee.
twin—enough. it would teeth. to eo-
romniodsie‘ everybody who bee e lento
feebleelmr who dude it necessary to
weer black. A stock thet embreoee
every new weave of prominence end
* beenty «thet the Inerkete here shown.
The pleiner. richer end more conscr-
vetive birch teke the lead thin eeeeou.
A‘nice rich piece new open ite own
foundetiou without any special help
from, the designer—Admire its quelity
better then any other. How and there
you will tied the figured «recto. of
course. but lree prouonnoml then in
former lessons. the designs being emul-
ler in cherecter.
There'e no question but that we have
th'grecteet veriety we have ever
shown. and no one will dispute ite be-
ing the best stock pce'eible to boy from,
M.....--
Evening Bilke. e splendid lot in nine
dillerent colorinns end edectswtell'ete
ground work with eelin fitripos-ior 7?.
cents n yard; goods that are eold regu-
lsrlv for $1 '35 II yard. The BARGAIN
is now yuum it you went itwshould be
seen to be properly understood.
Novelties in the i'pholsuar’y deport
moot. such things an llillli‘tlal for
sole pillows in (Mantels, l'luehce. Vo-
lonr. Veivole, Bug Dude, Sill: Stripes.
Crush. llenixns and Daniel-lie in, elegant
designs and coloringe.
Solo l’illoeI Tops..‘ for it) conic»
beauties! Silk Squares, .0 codes cents
eech. Dimask Silk Sunni-es. Olin.
Printed Silk Tops. eo cents.
All colon, cotton Cords. 10 cents I
yard. Bountiful rill: Cords. 25 cents e
yard. Large variety Cotton and silk
Prime», 7. to .30 come II yard.
quius. M 2.3.
2 l N, nu.
Crepe Cloth anbrtquine.
Fine combed mtton Chullie. for quilts
enilcvmlortuldrs. 8 cents I yard. Not
only extre files but extra widow-rennin:
eilk tieirh. About 40 Ililferent etyles
and coloriuge. Wueh Gordie depart-
ment.
”the D. M. READ co.
WHO!!!
A Good Thing.
So business men say.
and they know.
Wouldn’t
a course in
Inelnoen.
Sondheim.
Or the
Academic
Incohe-
improve your chances
lor the “lime.
lluy and night see-
shim.
\
Brown’s
Business
College
now open day Mel ermine.
l. 8. scene . - Prey.
COLOR:
Flllbl'l:
The Old Well eed Cos.
sentient heueddqheed
use m We
theologian It; Lew
dry. lievilsed 3
Water. The pub low ere
ly invited“ to cell
endieepeet curl.“ envy
et eey tine.
m
”filial...
W
Iseseeemeeeeo
“M“. W
I: I?
ermine.
m
Japanese gold embroidered hombre '
RISTRAM a. HYATT,......................
a,
Underwear For Ladies, Gents and Children.
‘ Ilen' e German Beulthmcn ehriblringuhirte cud drewere
l 00.
Meue‘ superfine neturel wool. shirts end drawers. 31.00.
Children' a Underwear.
Children’s tine white merino veete end and pmtefilfie
Children' e fleece lined Jersey ribbed veete end peute. 35c.
Children‘ s line wool Jersey ribbed veete end punts. 50c.
Childreu' s netnrul wool. ell since. veete end peute. "
i‘hildron‘ e line white wool. all sizes. veete end penle.
( hildren‘ e heelth underwear. nou~ehrinltinm
Housefurnishlng. Dept.
We hevo just received our new line ol’ lumps. The Ede
word Ililler in r: etel and the American In porcelain from
bl 50np. Oil healers. the Majestic. Miller. Splendid end ‘
Lndlos’ Underwear.
Ladlee’ fleece lined Jersey ribbed vests end pente. 35¢.
" exits heavy fleece lined Jereey ribbed vests and
W“. 500.
Ledies' wool Jersey ribbed. non shrinking. vcete end
penis. 75c 31. 00, el. 25.
. Lediee' white merino vests end momma
Ledlee' line wool veete and penis. The. CI 00. $1 "5-
Lediee' non-shrinking heelth underwear.
Lediee’ neturel wool vests and pants, 75o $1 00.
Lediee' cemel huir vents and penis. 3| till.
Ledles’ combination suite. 8! 00. e1 5033.00.
Lndiee‘ neturel wool oombinetion suite. #l. .5.
bodice line Auulrnilien wool. scarlet vents and peel», fl.
Gonte’ Underwear.
Aluminum
blen' e white ceehnicre. extre heevy shirts and Hand lumps complete, 186.
drawers, 500. Hand lumps looted complete.
Men‘ I heavy neturel wool IIlIirt and drawers mo.
blen' s natural mired wool shirt and drawers. 7 be.
Men's medium weight wool shirt and drnwere. 75o.
$1 00. fl at).
Mon' e hcuvy wool vents and drawers, $1.00 and $1.50
Stand lump compleio.‘ see.
Special one- -hIIlf dozen knives and forks. triple plate.
Al 50 not.
A toll line of homolurnishinge in wood
. tin. iron end
ngnlc wrnr.
SCOFIELD‘e HOYT’S
III placed before you the pie k oi the Will'iil'il merchandise. Fri-sh nod sensonulne iII eviry panlI- lll' [P at prices impossible- to other
limlot’x. Compute our prices today II ith any other house selling goods III our lint. 'l' he.
comparison II ill result to our advantage.
"you are going to keeping lIIIIIIIL-lIIiIIautumn. you can hug I-Ieryihiug but some and pots and puns :It in link! A lloyl' a,
South Nor-walk slum. \ on can begin in the kitchen and buy your
OIL CLOTH OR LINOLEUMS!
i)! which thie house lma a larger «at! ok. it \Vi‘nl’! forever. nlmoet, they say. and looks like :I till-II dour.
New Myles come in, o! course. even in
'urnlturo, Tapestry
Gas-pots, Curtains.
Dry Goods. Portia-on.
Leo. Curtains. Table Covers.
All made {or your drawing room. parlors and bed meme. lll'GS AA u omIl'Hl‘r are ll grout lecture of Smilehl or liIIyt’e stock
SCOFIELD e HOV‘I'. 83 Washington St. South Norwalk, 0t
so SORALK SE
50 pair white or gray blankets, 43o pill“.
blankets with those others ask 50c for. ,
Outing flannel fancy, medium and dark stripes, 50 the yard.
15 pieces good unbleached muslin, lie quality, 22 yds. $1. 00.
500 pair of good corsets. We seek compal isou with any
Silocoieet in town. While they last, 3M0 the pair. See (met
window.
New Fall Display Millinery
now going on. Don’t fall to look and son What We uro shooting.
Compare these
South Norwalk Boston Store,
lli WAIHIEG“ 1N STREET.
BOUT" NURWMIKJ‘H
it. B. VAN AIIBTYNE. l'llill’ltlll‘l'tlll. iii.
l‘l‘ ill’llAlili Fill! l'i’SllLl".
our Mitchell peperdme‘t metre 'IAD‘ ' ' '
uwh telk. [omitted you nee it. This
nlvertteeleeiit to more meetycn to come
smell eed loch. then to prove the no vise
uellenee eed wheelwpettewe. which
"meet: tor Wm."
l
M
‘7 "MI“.
‘ Ire 'l'l-II
Evening
Norwalk Chronicler