m. aud a tin box
hunk books. valuable
quilcf money. were
‘ elm took a number
mining the box on a
we: end entered the
, Perihelion waI Iittiug
on door. She “who
helm! oven-ice. and tumor
W; "What do you went
“Uh! nothing
fit a gun." whereupon he
no down the Item. with
‘ otter him. In the mean-
men in the house. The
the community. shut the
~ it for a few! aeoonde while
Minolta then let go of the
like fellow probably divin-
. for lie immediame ran
made hia oipre through
(lunar or! John.
from the deak. it iI not
the amount of money taken.
mil-fur remaining to out.
W sure him
to her father inJIw that .
r r in e l
W the to" o e of ire! Meantime-”A Dream of Trust. "
' . woe puabing on the other-i
upetaiu to no down the
A inbound jumped out or the:
'Retilation and Soug~"W_eory Uletiu-
aeration open lot owned
in his!
. Hr. Parmelee‘a iin box
No ont nurture: a low standard 1 y
and "also by reason of its. . i
reputation. enjoys the ”distincn '
tion of cirery conceivable sort.
of imitation.
HORNBY'S 81‘”)! 600K!!! OATH“;
M
aurora drugatoreat’niiop in for
Eaetxnrinlk. The inuainwillbeln
” Harold Taylor
Song by Junior-I. obarueotflov Arthur J. Smith. Mm
Mallow-"The Contented Lame of the Erie smelt church. I“! ”1'
Squirrel.” Sacred Boom will he urged. There who
[enter DiForeIi. have the hooka are new to bring them.
A buIineII mlouwill he held utter Ir
Growder‘e addreal. when continuum
will be appointed-to Iruuye for the die
irlot meeting to he held Ihortly in the
Norwalk Kethodht church. A number
of the newborn of this church will at“
Rociiotmm-“Prerailinz Sony? lend the group meeting leaving the
Funny Bone. ' church tonight by the 7:40 trolley car.
Recitation—“Out 0!. Door Arithmetic."
Robert A. Hawkins.
Recitatiou~"1‘ho Corn. "
Richard Hoyt.
Song—"Praise Elia.
. Earl L‘ flour medieu
Recitation. K11“ Viola Taylor' I clove.
Recitation—"Como. Little IMVM."
Ethel Glover.
Reoitution—"I‘he Iohreuo."
Harold Simon.
Bong.’
Mira Charlotte Temp‘e. of Henry
atreet. was made the prey of two hoard-
ing house beats. lain week. On Friday.
the 3th lost. in man and a woman called
or the house and accrued board. The
man was engaged during the day sellinr
u lamp fixture. which he claimed would
prevent a lamp from thinking. win-1t
; the woniin mddled e powdcrlfor clean.
inn silver. Both appanntly did quill
an extensive balloon. [not Friday tli-
woniou left the houae ahoriiy after in:
man had gone. telling ItiII Temple that
one need not make much preparation for
dinner. That war the lost that haze been
seen of them.
Flora Beynolda.
Reciiiition-"lira. Red Squirre ."
Charlie Hauiord.
Recitation. Eidie Pierce.
Recitation-— ' Conflicting Chime."
Bertha i-li. John.
Rocilaiion- "A Little Girl'I Song of
Autuiiin.‘ '
Lillie Elobineon,
err.“ ‘ ‘ W"
Mrr. Edward Simons‘ clue
ii window-“God Bren the Boys."
Emeraon Ayreir.
hire. Edwin James. whose nrandl’nthm
fought in the Revolution. hoe returned
from a visit to her father. lira (lilo
Dalila. of New York. Mr. bulge ll-
W W R W” “"‘zisong "Jesus Loves the Children."
W time before the ,
We» Inpmd to he thol ltm- Motion-J Thanksgiving Dayt.‘
“It William A liar.
Th" Recitationw'fioml Bye.”
an alien and Moon;
Recitation—"rho Girl Who Hadn'i
Time."
‘ Ora Muy King.
seventy-two year-I old. and his {other
war over Ieventy at the time of Ezra‘r
birth lie is prohnbly the only surviv-
iuu non of any of the f illim who fought
antler Washington. hire. James in
proud of her lineage.
Ethel Glover.
(ii-ace Lawrence
Recitation «"Aniuinn Days."
Lottie Sin-h
Granville W. Benedict, a well known
old soldier. of Marple nvouue. has none
tosiotliern i’.neI for the benefit of hie
Marion L'liominedieu. health. uni wife. who iI viaiiinn in
A ‘forrnirnrima.
it might Manual idea to clean out the
re ududerlooih ill Iiyle-u-wltli I reeh.
Aid
ohtltlil‘fl' I
raider.
plei-e that are biaoutnl tor iriuiuiiuu
or lwaietr. Fluid Iillia and drrea one.
arena popular this reared that there
hive-snuguiok wilted end bright or»
term. renarted ”hammered it
macho and a weeh‘u 0104185011“
Board. He was very nmrly Mr and him i: l. Hendrick held an
, informal recepiiin at their home in
Ilmrt Point street. on naturally from "
llllill ioo'oloolt. it being the forty nev-
: Eniaiupull chutrch‘ lutlflulll anniveraary of their niarriouo. The
’3 ooeaaion "M G '0 re- parlour wore taitefully decorated with
III footlval at the I" hit Ave
ii ind in the Son: li
Attcruey Lio Davis and his bride.
who enrol their honeyniotin seeing the
sigh“ of Philadelphia. Washington. and
other piintI south. returned home Sat
urday duration They will make their
Maeaechneem. will‘laicr join her hue- ‘
mound 'lo‘
Wine follow:
Ma ‘
“WWII Days."
“as liediaaii.
_ “the Throne of Gold."
L lam-Whittle GleanerJ‘
The decoration: were rim
Metal. oonaiatinz 0‘ autumn who adored oonnratulailone were the
,m' vagetabloa and mm" ‘ liar. and live. Frederick W Kerrie. the
motto. “ "lie ll ar-
‘_ " The large audience room
m to its utmoit capacity
“0 mnerlntaudeut. J i} [law
Mm violin :1qu was thor
mm by all lover» "nit: lloiurt. “re. 11 hi ilmdoy. ll" H.
m. The children.” usual. den
‘fiaeudionce th their eiouiou W. Simeon. lire. ii. iii Bilvveli hire
, prairie one Would
‘r inflate-everyone that met our in
M «imminent. 'llhe lion
7 Will Enieorml church in
lie congratulated upon hav‘
W of talent end grain: in
, * wheel at war remained
no. alumna! harveu non
._ . Raymond. :liiiveii: Iliuilarali it. fiorheui. of South
WM “‘7" pm. flatly mime oi rem were rav‘
m W ealvel hy the honour. who we oriented
Whey and Karlorle
home in ii iii Norwalh.
liar. and hire. G. L. 'loeplo. of Wm-
lleid. Mau..‘ure viuiilog friend» in
Henry orreei Mr. Teople preached in
Waterbury. yeaterday.
Mira Ellen .l. .lanirami Now "11.41””.
foliage and our ilowova Anions ihooo
ilev.(‘harloe M Sellaoh. Dr. and an.
Hiram Boomer. hire. William B. lieu-
drich. Mr. and hire. William ll. Hon-
d.rioh II: and llre Elmer liendrioh.
'olnoir rose to onuounc
7 0m oftlloovonlllll- Burr; Mrs. James llorlirl‘li.~ hire .1 lrvinu “nun“! 0' her hmilier Edwin. and il, course in
* Ermine. lJr nudllra h 13 Baker. hire hi: lie Id m
thenunouimmmwioio an. . W . a- 0 their 1 am on Hill quinonu. .
s U Prillfifll’.Ml‘ii Milli! Smith. Mre. t M‘ a“ l,’ .0 WI! "d
ml. had charge of the ninth. ' " l ‘9' 9 O -
th i i h lli‘ U Brillmo. air. and Mn W “1.0.4...
”nu“ lp m not out “I ilA-oter. laptoin and Mrs A ii iii. .l<llll. leSinith "‘9 Md“ "'7 bod “t ‘uifimlc
, Mondedewryhmuii u” um. 1.. “mm M,“ 5m“... lanhoftynhoidfaver.iaahle momma: lunch.-
eutitled “Render Mm immu. lire. ll “mm. Uhiciieeier. again Heuii‘aed Iiamii poundiwithiu
hire Chm-1m 1'} Authorize. Mn Gilbert two win-lie
~M..-.
Williern Worden. him. Mary ll. smith.
lira. Juuepliin-i liurtin. Dire. Sarah
Minter. Ir. oud hire Prank Builwim.
1611er W. llinith. Mr. and In. Thoma!
lieueniot. .ir. air. and lira damn
Width. do. Mr. and hire. liyiuou ti
thirliuui. the mum ”Mull. Palmer.
illiulieth l) Joana. lmiio Baldwin.
Norah Dibble. (arm It. miner. ilaiile
‘R Smith. Helen iii Julio. [more linker.
good Haitian spanner. John rind liar!
mater. lit. and In lioali Steven. of
flew York. Mr. and hire 3. D tier-rill.
got limhlyii: tire. (3 ll luau. oi New
I ilil.
Ir. Ind lira. lieui min Robert-on re-
Jeil'eroin.
morning.
Manley.
none to Watch on a hunting tradition
WWW- .....
lire. Willie hell. of Gore m.
m...“
.. wwwm
Anion Give elelar Moe mow.
Gem ll. hall. virtue yum old
in Illa Heroin i. Hendrick lu uoeima
them ,
'l'he mirth latter of Hermit.
“bloom. memoir end iul~
New» will held a union int—ting
lathe lint llmvalt Hermit“ cherish.
new 'l‘lie llev. in (3mm. of
Ilium. trill deliver the wear
them will homeowner." one
we atom will he of m mind
moraine» hm ii. he (more
laureate . momentum-
MM’ ””“mm‘.mmeimnrm
lire. Thoma Benedict. oi Fort l’oioi
eiroot. he: returned home from a ti:
weeku' visit with her alotorlii Innue-
turued home. Iaturday night. from Port
A large tree i... itch-rt authority I
pmnerty war blown down. yraierdry
Samuel Holland Joiner llorioe Iiioi
half a time any innit-role in Wllton.
W l’ Rear-“Elana Ion Arthur have
It ion war hero vesicular in in. and
“'l" it M m “We WWI
numwaluiime than. we
“to ail-in wide.
to will end in ,
ml. untamtienll. ‘Theyliavo toldro'
iiiaudareiioweefewihatirethoarbt
I. yard will do it.
for when unite. thine ml for
“and; e‘roepiioneliy good
PlIid Veluta..juat vioeivel four new
out} Noihlad richer than velvet.
i
-* “war-- i
Korean Undo Itirte. new. mode of:
the beat quality all wool moreeu.m
in the beet iuauIer. male extra (on.
made for service
New line men‘a Suvpen’leri. celebrat-
ed Knuth Bros. genie. for so; more.
New color! that you have never soon be-
fore—very genml.
Heu’I heavy l’ndrrwear. splendid
values in whitemamol e hair. gray and
leaflet. All the diilerent shades that:
moulike _ i
i.).lclothIand Linoleum; in new pip
torus. end widthI from one to air yards
iiilcloih.2l. 35nd in cents a yard
Linoleum. in very choice patterns. for
37h}. 60. if». rm; canto end #1 a yard.
Stair Uilcloih. 10 and- 11.". cents;
l‘able ”ilclolh. 27. cents; Shelf Oiloloth.
.3 cents a yard. - >.
Our grader of Cotton Hitting for
oomfertebles are fine. l’ricos iii 13 ..
iii and 18 cents o pound.
‘ .1._ n..- m-
Door Hats. 37‘... ill); 3.3 come and Cl
Sta-r Matting, room. a yard. (loom
letting. 50 to 1'5 cents I yard. -
The D. NLREADCO.‘
nmouronr.
P
A a... Thing,
80 buriueat turn any.
and they know.
Wouldn’t
improve your chances
ior the future.
Day and eight Iri-
alone.
Brown's
' Business .
college
(illic- cyan day and evening. V
i. I. III“ - - Prop.
White.
' FlNlS": We.
The on Well and Con-
eaeilcui Lou uddmhaed
and steam.
. - Wuhlnfllmi It: Loun-
‘ on. ilavdaii'd It. am
Writer. The public on
cordially levim to call
and inspect our Laundry
It m ti on.
ll!
A ’R'STRAM &'HYATT,
Underwear For ladies.Gents "and Children.
Ladies" Underwear:
u
. eu‘ I white whinere.
mm (11' were. 600.
on‘ I heavy natural wool Ihirt and drawn. 500.
en' I natural mixed wool Ihirt and drawers, lac
. on‘I medium weight wool shirt and drawere. The.
$1410. .1 50.
en's heavy wool vest: and drawers. $1.00 and $1.50
“ r ‘ v
ill wuuiaorox lull”.
illeI' fleeoeliued Jenny ribbed rem end pautv. 25c.
to Warm heavy fleece lined Janey ribbed not! and
of wool Jersey ribbed. uon- wrinkles. veetlund
to. The. $1.00. tine.
iee‘ white merino veal: and pent-.54»
ee' nuewoolvettr andpa’utu. ”the. $100, 81 25.
'uou- shrinking health underwear
lea’ natural wool vet“ and men. 75c. 81 00.
. ieI' camel hair veeioaud petite. ti on.
adiea’oonililuution units. 3100. $1 50 $2.00.
. lel' littoral wool combination euiti. 81.75.
' ii’ue Aue'rnilian wool. eoarlet route and polite. 0L-
G‘onto’: Underwear.
extra heavy
Ihirls and
Heu’ r Gennau Health .uon-Ihrintiog,ehirtr and drawerr .
.1 00.
lenn’ Iupeiflue natural wool. IhiriI and drum. $1.00
Chlldren’ o Underwear.
Children' I one white merino vote and rind panta. toe.
Children'a fleece lined Jeraey ribbed volts and winner
Children'a fine wool Janey ribbed ram and panta. iillc.
Children'r natural wool. Ill Ilia. rate and polite.
Uhildreu’r line white wool. ell tines. vertI and pants. ‘
( hildnen’r health underwear. uonahrloting.
Houoofurnishlnz Dept.
We have just received our new line of lumpa. The Ed-
wurd Miller in r. and and the American in porcelain from
01 50 an. Oil heuiers.;the Majestic, Miller. Splendid and
Aluminum
Headlamps complete. 18c.
Hand lampa fooled complete.
Stand lamp complete. 28c.
Sproinl one half dozen hniveI and forks. triple plate, ‘ ‘
fil 50 net. '
A fullllne of housol lurnishings' in wood. tin. iron and
agate wear. -
n
83 Waahlngtort street, South Norwalk
When you come to Scofield & Hoyt’s
On our counter you will'llnd child-
reu'I‘ shirts and pants. in white or grey.
from is inch to 31 inch, your choice for heavy. rm each.
36:: each.
Latin? lire-ya.
Flrecod lined shirln and drawers, rxira
Great inducements in carpets and surprise you.
Ioeced lined panta and shirts. ‘25.: each. furniture.
for Women's, Men's and Children‘s Wear
on have a stock at your command larger than can be found elsewhere.
Clout Department
We hair just received our fall line of
ladies“ capes and jacket;
CliMrIn's Cleats all Beebe.
The styles. quality and prior! will *
Call and examine our »
Ira“: lunar:
Carr-it.
stock. ,
scoriéLoe Hovr,
S Sil' TH NORWALK. CONN.
50 pair white or gray blankets, 43c piii'.
blankets Willi those others ask 500 for.
50. NORWALK BOSTON STORE
Com pdi'o those
Outing llnoncl fancy, medium and illllk stripes, 5c the yard.
15 pieces geod unbleached muslin, lie quality, 22 yds. $1.00.
500 pair of goo mn'eots.
500 corset in town. While they lost,
window.
We sock comparison with any
390 llio pair. Sou oust
New Fall Display Millinery
now going on. Don’t foil. to look and see what we are showing.
South Norwalk BoSton Store,
(I. ll. VAN Alafi’l'YNli'. PRlll‘lllllIilli.
iOU I'll NOBWALK. VON.
» ‘w-v ~ . .. mw-...
l‘l‘ mm roe l‘l‘flthli‘.
Outloothallpauerdeeen't require “A”! 0 v I "
much talk. provided you are it. Tine »
environment homeowner to «not
mwmoleekun. which
N ‘ l
Irrational-Mil , w.“
natural!
m 7““
Evening
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