, committee. cou-
M teachers oi the
in the Second Advent
“not The opening
preceded by a sermon
on evening of October
M George Teeple. oi
m...» F owler Put and
V 'e Rolled Corrie gave In.
of Hoyle venue. a genuine.
lull night.
all preeent.
I 3. Brnodage hue engaged
, al on resistant in hit
on the Worthington street
idiot and wile. who have
in stretlord eeveral years.
more to Henry etreet. shortly
i. 1 Bradley has moved from
_f to captain Nathan Roberta
«and Why Joerph Fowler.
Gotham hue returned to Ke
, I" all)! a vine with hie par-
arden ie having a curb and
, in front of hie residence in
Woe.
dineworth but been attend-
. « in Benton. (or the pact
Ire. Benjemiu Roberteon are
low dare in Port .lefl‘ereon.
mm... t...- . ~
mi.
lbOl'll avenue.
”ii town collector. pattern. *3
“auditor. nothing.
. Win at voters. nothing.
Uurbett. Republican candi-
deceit: ”elector. booth Norwulk,
‘ _ w J.”
W. for expeuwe. or».
1,, . think
I. Minn for expertise. is.
no:
. . Mil liorwalir.
wow.
A delightful '7.
of Fitch etreet. ‘
'5. Wilcox. Democratic condi-
fl. Wilcox. Demwrutir- caudiv
W. Stow. Republican condi-
‘Hllelwll. South Norwallt. Dem-
mm tor city collector. South
pounce. $13.20; printing. 3.);
(Il- Smilh. clericul work. 3::
.Tuyler. tic More!
. Well. Republican candidate
Nurwnlk. to
. mil. Republican condldulo
‘ l . en. Moth Murmur. count
up clcnemuleteem to .1. it.
Wilton. Republican cendolele
otrbe water tend. remit
entities.
3‘. new. ltopncuuue cluel-
,Mllm‘. flonth Norwelk. noth-
‘ M. Republican candidate tor
George
‘ 95mm. lureuvehlpm.
. Golden. for printing.“ no;
M in: printing punter: nod
" ‘4. new Dunlap. {or print
weeulyailve more: b‘. A.
dim: Willleul Juflllflllil.
ltmclm medium
I M“! Imflk. (loll'
M ll» Il‘aylul'. for eleo~
' no: Molina W m-
. . llepeblleen canal:
" , mmtcfldieml
.1.
meet. ’5: 500 M Old-3%
A. ll. Malbiu. ,eouncdmen. Kermit.
.5 00: ll. P. Price. to treasurer city. Nor-
welk. 01.1.00.
physical occupation "of the body ,
neeuar'r mmécoeere will».
infidel cufiw look uv yonre "Stow“. ”humid
er (owgwgr on not,
me unemmbanealloe ueedin‘ danish:
In
:2 Plrrld-
Henry mm... endltor. blotwalk. allneneedin' cough.
Motor. .
Alfred a. Chicory. Jr- councilman. tumumuzm.
liorwalk. pestere. expenm of oer-t
m» ”At
D. W. Fitch. water commieeioner.
Norwelk. city committee. er 40- were.
31.00-49.40. '
A. E. Auetlo.re3ietmr.llorwelk. ceeh
tor incidental avenue. $1.00.
Nichols Herein. water ocmmieeiouer.
Harwell. nothing.
Walter R. Baton. councilman. Nor-
welk. city committee. to; micro. d2~
P. W. Baton. councilman. Norwalk.
city oummithm'fii venture. ti. 25:ticket
peddlere, .2414 25.
W. is}. Montgomery. trounrer. Kor-
walk. nothing.
John Cotter. ccnncihnon. city com-
mittee end pester-ems.
Frank A. Ferrie. for mayor of South
Norwulk: Edmund E. Crowe. printing.
.630: Lucy (3. Downs. ballots. envel-
circadian; Margaret TammanrJim;
F. A. Knitting. delivering bailout. edoo- _
Joesph Tammany. jr.. $3.00: James H.
Plett. election day. 03.00; Joel-pit Tarnv
many. jr. election day. tom; 3. J.
O'Brien. election day. $4.50; Look 5.
séeemrom. election tiny. no); Sulah‘
l). Seaman. dint-$34.50.
E. l’. Weed. for auditor. Not-walk-
nothing.
wmnm Warden. dinosaur. pastors.
Ii. 20: election expenueeJu.
Snmnel More. to Trmnwny mnnpnny
$15; ticket podd .ere. ell: plasters. to;
chat ”in r. fd— to.»
E l}. Liorhnm. mulatrur of voleru. $3.
li‘runh ll. Merrill. relocation, ecu do.
Ephraim Themes". whiz-diner). to l‘? I“;
Crowe. Republican committee, em; W
U. int-bout. 3i"; Inuit. Norwulk Trum-
way company. Iickete. p3; iii. .1. imlri’
nun. carriages. dill—44o.
.i. .l. (:miwin. Ot'lllhlllfl. nothing.
A, C. Goldinl. school vieitor. nothing.
U. E. Wiluoo. town irournrer. truth»
HOYT’S ‘I’l-I turn :
Friday. .
an V-lAR“£’i‘-’"“fi" one“
W-m—h-‘v‘
October lath.
” sizccmrcncuaucm corn.
The Sunshine
.5. .
Paradise Alley
Written for the ”people who enjoyed
"Tho Old Home-tend. "
Thle being one is... visit. we u ill your;
antee a good entertainment. 1 misietiu
treuilnl.
nutnrnl acting. good ainging dong:
flue mnery and electrical eflects‘ or re
turn your "10:13:30 it we fail.
W RY ER . Monomer.
l. M. BilY'l‘. Manager.
Secure seats gt l’lnlelerl’e end l’inneo‘e.
.. M.- »..m~......~_ __-_....
W
HOYT’S TH EATRE
use moor.
Tuesday. October l0.
Edward Harrigan
Will prom-m hie original three an i: am
oily tlmi rzm over one hundred
nights at his New York theom.
Jewell Sutherland. city cunmitteoJfi: yard. Beautiful eilk Cords. 25 cents a
town committee. $2; pattern. “—015. , I H E GR. P yard. Large variety Cotton and tilt
James M. lane. aeeeeeor. pence". ' Fringcr, 5 in 30 cents o‘yurd.
$1.50. . . , Music by l) we Brnham “WM” 2"” embroidered hombre-
B. 8. Keith. Baird oi Mallet. Republl- ‘ .. «urine. 8! :35. Crepe Cloth lacuibnqnins.
can committee. to m “utgxm'um n lure." :25 mute.
W. (‘urti r nimble. n thin 3'"
Stile: g (0 o g "the leueleie on."
“the leile oi Shauna."
l'l‘ltHiI-‘Jr. 5,)" t 1.1.
haul-limit on Mil :Il Wall in! ~ and I'm
llt'l) e.
uoewr’iu orreimuousr
F.\\'.)IIT(7llEl.ll. - - "airliner.
_ ONLY ONE NDGHT.
Tuesday, Oct. I9th.
Fpl'itltll i'llwtlu‘llwhl «l
Mr.DanflcGarthy
IN lilo" NEW l‘l..\\‘
inn. -.
liliarlee Lynuh. moatnh‘r. in»
14. D. Koelcr. pastoral. $32.3; work.
filmed-5.5.
Janice W. Storey. whim] \‘ieitor. pup
tore. ti.
8. Tooter. city ehorlii. nothing
William ll. Belle. Norwelk. oouucii
men. putter-a. u.
A. A. lleltr. roller-tor tonne. unnum-
tco. ta; til-let peddler. 52...",
ll. lleonurd. minim ct mom... to.
Herbert lt. Utiilih. town committee.
dwzuarty whether. 1:; putt-rs. 24-“.
it. bl. Morehoneo. coiretnblopeetern. nil.
W. M. Hendrick. armour. oath to
multilitiee and pattern. lain).
ii. C. Feeooy. muiutrer of return.
town commute !. him. '
(lawn B. lit. John. the col eomr, ouch
end contribution. mm; northern and
men to ammonia. Outlet-42m in.
Henry Seymour. Town lime! or it"-
llel‘. Mitt».
W. A. Gertie. trimmer, «terminate.
till. pattern. to no «dial on.
dined?)
.i Ll emoluments-tum. mehiuu
rum dunno not!)
run Accident“ Winning.
New Haven. not. watlilflerdllur:
the thue-yeer-old eon oi Willlelu ll
«millet trout WM :eelerdeyal-
tum. utter olivine atonement-tit:
olcurbclleueldeoletloa Theobilddreek
mcluelduloclccfll'etmeyafierv
neea ere» purine well here la the
beer- er e claim in a one ct
idem lieu-lie ammonium.
Wblle the attention at the nether
women-«mo mucus-nu
women Immanuel-veil
'riuwm minimal-learnt:
were When no miter W
mmmfiewm. Hell»
ieei ell worm. tel tile chill
uranium“
nun-emotion“
ii. .1. h‘d’l'w. ocuetubie. ticeot ped~
Wiiired unwell. city travel or. to on.
itutue J. Ilmltll. «aim» of tantrum.
L furrow child of flew ileum
M. til we comm. For lie-
The Dear
Irish Home.
Now pinyin :u "li'llllllsl‘nlt‘luw
\Wlluu T'lltilll‘t'. Nil it \ ork.
'l‘hlr-l
Prim.“ .“u, :finiurl {Winnie
bit-rile how no Nlil' oi Wr-rll‘i- and Tom
lllmm'u.
Roe «in or li‘uv Cycle and Heatwave (to
City Assessors”
NOTICE.
Wrath!» liltilel‘elfllitnl. hereby nire no-
tice to oil net-none noel corporations lluhlo
to on: tune in the City oi ricotta Norealh
thettliey are moored by law to deliver
to the hereunto-e. or either oi thorn. on
or below the lhlrlleth do: oi (butcher.
and. u written or printed lint. dated. claw
ell end were met ell the omen-rt: oe nod
by them on the lint Hotel-y of Demo».
Ml. "Me to mallow. routine I ilflel‘ltt
“one! ell reel ”intention 3mm helm
Wei: den-orients end when trimmer
eee be mode to e men en die in the lumen
clerk’e edict ouch tolerance the" M will
elem «woollen.
ll. ll. which the: he mm! to the W
mm. at the llmueil «rem. lievlleed
w.m«th Norm-ill. trout and leelali»
enunciated. 1m. in ued Melodie:
(mm. out. “other to be on"
Monument on. and lumen»
eo‘eleeitpmr. linden Wm trout t
to ll WM in the mien.
tilt: lleie eeeeit elm he the en»
mullet the m m. new or
corn to be properly underlined.
moot.
cola pillows in Orientals. l’luehee. Ve~
lonr. Velvols. Bits Dells. Silk Stripes.
Craeh. Denim: and Damask: in elegant
deeigne and colorless.
beauties! Silk Squares. to and 68 cents
each.
Printed Silk Tom. 50 cents.
‘leieudve.*riob leoltie‘aeud reliable-
than actual ‘etylee end primate cbccae
irony-enough. it would min. to no.
mandate errrybody who hue a teete
terbleelr.cr who node it neceeeary to
'm black. A mick that embreoee
every new were of prominence and
beauty thet the marhete have ehown.
The plainer. richer and more concer-
vatire Much take ihelead this elm
Anise rich piece hale upon ite own
foundelion‘wiihont any special help
trout the deelgaer~~ been its quality
better then any other. Here and there
you will lied the figured rdeote. of
coerce. but llae pronounced than in
former eeaeone, the designs being unal-
ler in character.
There e no queetiou but that we have
the meet variety we have ever
shown. and menu will diepute its be-
ing the beat stock possible to buy from.
Evening Silke. a splendid lot in nine
dillereut colorinua and eil'ecte—taflete
ground work with eaiiu stripes—Jar 75
cent- a yard; goode that are cold regu-
larly for :l 2.3 a yard. The BARGAIN
ie now your: it you went it—ebould be
W._ _...... e
Novelties iu the Upholmcry depart-
Buch things no materiel for
Sole Pillow ”Paper. 1! (or 40 canto-—
Danieek Silk Squares. tile.
ll ouiore. cotton Cords. 10 cents a
b‘mo tannin-d cotton Chnllle. hr quilte
nudeomformblee, e cente u yard. blot
only extra line but exlru wide—regular
cilk iiniph. About to (inferno! etyloe
and coloring» Willih Hoods depart.i
meet. 3
The D. M. READ CO.
3310031’081'.
A Good Thing.
So business men say.
and they how.
Wouldn’t
a course in
Instr-one.
Inovthnnd.
Or tho
Aondomio
Ir. notion
improve your chances
tor the future.
Day and right we.
tione.
Brown’s
Business
College
0mm open dey end evening.
l. 3. men - . em.
COLOR: l’d‘...
FINISH: m...
The Old Well and Gen-
neclloiil ”undoubted
cod ttuexn. Olliee. er
Warhiegton It: Wm
tall“
muMnmmm»_
m?
.- eutectic.
‘RISTRAM a. HYATT.
ladiee’ white merino veete and punte. 50c.
Lediea' non eurinbiog health underweer
Lndiee' natural wool route and pante. 75o
hadiee' camel hair vcete end pante. ti on.
Meu'e white oaehruere,
drawere. we.
Men'e heevy natural wool shirt and drawers. 500.
lien' a natural mixed wool ehirt and drawers. I 5c.
Ilen' a medium weight wool shirt and drawers. .. be,
ex. 00 si 50.
Men' a heavy wool veete and drawers, $1 00 and $1.30
hadiea' Underwear.
Ladlee ileeoelined Jereey ribbed route and pente. 250.
extra heuvy fleece lined Jenny ribbed veete and
plate. no.
Ladiee' wool Jersey ribbed. non- ehriokinz. veeteand
paule.7.’lo.tl.00 ex. 25. '
Ludlee’ due wool vents and peute. 7.5a ti. on. ti 25.
Ladiee' combination units, 81 00. all 50 $3.00.,
bodice: natural wool oornbinetion unite. 01.75.
Lorilee line Anelreilian wool, scarlet veeteand pants. 81-
Gentn' Underwear.
extra heavy
Underwear For ladies. Gents and Children.
”00.
Cl ll).
e
‘ Aluminum.
ehirte and
ti 50 net.
agate wear.
lieu' e German Health, nou- chrinlinmhim and drewore
Meue' eopetliue natural wool. shim and drawn. .1 .co.
Children’ s Undorwonr.
Children's line while merino veal: and end punte. ere. '
Children‘e fleece lined Jersey ribbed mic and pants. 25%
L‘hildren‘e line wool Jereey ribbed route and ponte. bile.
Childreo'e natural wool. all since. veete and polite.
Children'e fine white wool. ell alzee. vest: and pante.
(hildren'e health underwear, non-ehrinhing.
Housefurnlshing Dept.
We have juat received our new line of lamps. The Ed-
ward Miller in I; ate] and the American in porcelain from
.1 50 up. Oil henierefithe Majeetic. Miller. Splendid and
Hand lumps complete. “in.
Hand lamps footed complete.
Stand lamp oomplete.280
Special one ohalf dozen knives and lorlis. triple plate.
A fulliiue of houseturnishiuge in wood. tin. iron and
now going on.
SCOFIELD & HoYT’s;
83 Waahlngton Street, South Nor-walk
When you come to Scofield & iloyt's {tr Women's,
Mm's
On our counter you will find child.
ren'e shirts and pants. in while or grey.
trout l8 inch to :il inch. your choice for heavy. .30.: each.
25c each.
Lediea‘ 10M!!-
b‘iocoed lined shirts and drawers. extra
Iee‘e honors
and Children's Wear
you have 0. stock at your command larger than can he found elsewhere.
Cloak Department.
We have juet received our full line of
lndiee‘ capes and jackets».
Chime e Giants and declare.
Cereals. The a
Great inducements in carpets and surprise you.
l‘ioeced lined panic and shirts. ‘35? each. luruitnre.
stock.
iylee. qmdity and prices will
Cull and examine our
SCOFIEI'LB "a. Hovr.
S)!
A
7TH NORWALK, CONN.
50 pair while or gray blankets, 430 pair.
blankets with those others ask 50v for.
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SO. NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
Com pom these
Outing llunncl fancy, medium and dark stripes, 5c the yard.
15 pieces good unbleached n‘msliu, (lo quality, 22 yds. $31.00.
500 pair of good our
500 corset lulowu. While they lost, 3J0. the pain. Soc oust
window.
sets. We seek com!
'/
mrisoo with any
New Fall Display Millinery
Don’t fall to look and one what we are showing.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
ill WMIEIINUTIW "REIT.
0. ll. VAN Alall'l‘l'hlll‘. l‘lllll'lilli lull.
"or etmhol well wiper dinn‘t require
11‘ 81’3““ Flllt l’l'fllflil’.
dry. Berliner! It. near leech tell. milled not me it. Thin
publicm advent-ewe le more to art you to mam:
Willi, llvlflll to :5 mundane loch. than to prove the n.
eedleepeet «winner, alumna mutual-menu. which
ei eaytl yeah he tint-elven."
W M' ‘
9% Mn
A um an “3 ’ ‘
m up“ WW “mm, N W“ M ”We“
won- Ifllifl till?
lilill’l‘ll NUllWALK. (30"
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READ. . . .
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