m'behetdinthe
Minority De-
www.m-
more hundred
tantamount
the Norwolh end
Kenneth. Lem.
.wu uttered by Rev
Mien. end the ecriprnre
w. Beech. d Romy-
_ VI. A.0 .Abbott. of
f it. W. Beymond. 0!
W. 31. hum. of
I Jeii'riee. of Stretlord.
_. ereie on the pier-
it. 8. Keven‘egh wee de-
' by e‘ cold. The run-lo
by the chem choir of
voice: of the East Avenue
_ were. heel-ted by the or-
inxioc wee very lice end
to the intereet or the
_ The hddrou o! the evening
by the Rev. E. W. Crowder.
ef the Methodiet church
The topic woe "Remem-
e nemerhhly clear end
toll of assertions end
went home'to the hurt. The
the Epworth manor
Alfie-berth» to be e true Ep-
b nut be e worker in the
who here home: the rumour in
. "LN. tiloeu. at Non-lb. wee in battery.
mined the E. J. not.
Eemewewm team-ow.
panorama” hm” ' {cocoon-n
morally.» honoree. .
Her. 1'. W. Harriett in (Southerner!
Ire. Jethro Hub. of Spring etreet. in
spending e week in New York city.
Nie- Daiey Diver, of Bridgeport. wee
in South Norwelk loot night.
J J (Borough end E 8 Crown went
to Hartford. yummy.
..._. +——..p--—-- "4..-. . ..—....................
monumental!!!
To theiectorebip bill. Luke’e church.
Utice. New York.
Rev. Dnvid Lincoln Fania. formerly
of Nerwolk. the ernior route of St
John-rennin. enmrora. mum. nbmit
ten daye ego. e cell to the rector-thin oi
St. Luke‘s church. Utioe. N. Y. The
coil wee e noenimone one on the part of
'St. Luke‘s veetry. and war lent utter a
careful consideration of many who were
proposedior the place. Mr. Fruit at
once notified Rev. Ctr-rice Norrie Addi-
eon. rector of BtJohn'e, but. besides
hint. only e few pereone in Stemtord
were, return of the cell. Alter devoting
much thought to the comiderntion of
m[till We. There are re meny
what was hie duty in this tnetter. Ir
teem to recline thet they ; l‘errie decided to visit Uriel end to look
, to do. They obeorbiover the iield. He storied on Wednee-
but are never ready to give :dey. expecting to return Saturday night
m for the good otihnt. with the content of the rector ol
A not: who to not willinglkit John’n complied wiihnrvqnest to
_Mhie meter is unworthy otlpreech in the Utioa church. Sunday
‘ ht Chrilt'ien or of being n lie has not yet decided whether he shell
a the Bpworth Imam. Weieocept the cell. end will noteenderoply
, that colour we do the to the vortry at Utico until after his ro.
“no it they be forever nn- Eton: to fimlord. some time thin week
my the field and the re- St Luke‘ eisono of the largest parishes
‘ ,ot the work route upon I“. 'in l' lien or in the diocese of Central
”flaccid remember thet we New York.
. firmr lake. For Jesus " ‘
« in “a Milieu: mom,” WW' BRIGADE Amount»!
, The eddieee ebonniled An Ett‘ort to Bring 0.10 G 03109"
bountiful intimation-.2 into M, 3.1.4103
cloeeet attention of the; _
. l' l inning 00 (ind. Those; Brigadier-general Russell Front. row
‘ lbneecticnt National
«to. Growler no mm m '{wnding the, .
M l” m; of bio ”we“. be board. has cent a circular letter reading
a. 300080“ members of as tollovrs to theolllveraiot the brigade:
‘fl! M Confereuoe. “d yet "A number of ollltmre hero engueetod’
m a! m loremoet pnlpitn the oallingofa meeting at brigade ol-
Mil unnoticed the clarinet liners to revive the hrigntlo eemcintion.
”announced the benediv- umlcnneivler unyother towers of coin-
.m’ of tho nudienoo“”‘*'“ intone». I x'nrdielly approve the
3 ‘01. . half hour Hociul. «truncation,nudrt‘qurut ull ("limitation-
trtry and nnvnl. (.‘. N. (i . to meet- M' the
anII' n'y, New Ilnvcn U 'lllbt’r ci‘ih. or e
u 4 lm lt [ m
'MIOII loot $30.30 in bills ond.
_ fl. who! of his bicycle
,_'hilt wheeling from l.onus- "Ulnuer mrnonol uiqoiintunco outline
My.” & Cofo 3130!). in interchange oi view: on effiire ol the
, my, to Eule'e hill Sutur- eervice will result in pleasure and profit
‘ i It in hoped that oilioere will mole Ipet-
iul efl‘ort to ho preernt. laptnine are
requested to notity their lleutoneute."
m Nah it moving from Brush
. " Km. to the Cheptnen place
“ 3, end: evenue. Mr. Chapman: in;
trout Vaanndt nvouue’to,
Death of a New Haven Doctor.
New Haven. Uri til-J». Theodore
llnokwoy. hard tiny tiva years. n Woll~
known phyeicien of thin oily. died oi the
’hoepitel nt ll o‘clock thin morning {tom
' “I” and A. 361mm" “9 M_ nponlexy. Mr. limobwoy woe found to
a , u ulterior et hie nllieo in (Brown utroet
” a“ «trim rrpoe lllon in N"Wilton yreterdnyolternoon. ltwaethcnaht
. » Eat. llm that he won nurturing from on
m B. Pewhon and family moved » tWt‘Nlim of opium. liu woe removed to
Yuzoudt «once to Bridgeport. i the hmpitel where it was lonntl that it
’ . Expmen Snyder carrying 3 wire it cure of opnplery
More” to that oh .
y E A child Burned to Death.
“tout prayer electing will be! Norwich. (ht. lllw-M Vitohville. title
”0 with William Q Kerrlumli Vomiting. the chm you. ild eouof Joinee
' avenue giro-wick wee burned to need: in e lire
‘ i the! dean-«wed hie ruther' e burn with tie
m“ E' Herein ”“1 children I contents. The child err. fire to the horn
“Mb"!vm W Wild “ while playing with metohee The lore
- In .i‘ttilll
Heywood it moving tmnl‘
.. etreel W to Fort
- .mnueud wile. o! Ridaoiiold.
m Ir. end Ire W. U. 'i'homee.
Wernere Itlll in Jeil.
Willimeutlo. Hit. ill-~K-ito 0. War-
mr and her hunbeud. editor: at the
Herald. who were nmetrd for lible,
were erreitrnod thlr lamina. Probable
ere-e wee found end they were bound
"It” outlet “on bell. They one until in
1 l.
I. l. Alneworth in bovine hie
ll M Ivonne repetition
*Mwln went to Worm.
‘ ’ "" core AND menu.
otthe out boring motels It the new
We on'l‘uieno erenee. the calorie
conduit or one or the periteineete.
line out I {“1th on "boning minke"
~ tit tide city or note
that title would!
New Orient. tint. thu'l‘he outcome
New rm. (tut. lit-write North Gee»
men Lloyd weer-er Km Wilhelm the
(lemon. tritium rte Sentiment.
weeniehwd oi heed! flout: Mont-hie et
, fleet breeder. Win... one. lib-M e
. macromo- lathe trotted m
with Well- Point. Norrie- lt. Keene.
: written me: ~ ‘
' ledietihettendeuoethhttorewerdthem m
bomb-would‘ve; mine tickle ,
tor etheeteeln .Bfldmmh. lore pn- '
toothed ethnoweotewihetwethouht
it mlghtbinawdidoe uroloee out the
remindirllootbrll ttylenwlth e roeh.
Airtime (yard willdo it. ‘
term ”,1;th B rohnrdt. M
night- The tidbetecdied tortwoul the
butmteinlhehonee. ”hm.
Till your: iedier vW'ed the thre-
tte. flopped to the hon dine end preo-
rented'thnr tickets. Therm eoow
whet entered to beer the men in the
to rieit prtown on her return to
title country. .
To eey the iodine were dleeppoioted
would not exnreer their incline. They
believe the coetomer they weited on in
the reeteureut wee ereey.
FIND UP I!!! ARI
A'l‘rempWelhtoo ltetionwith the
unnumbered Herb.
A trump. who here his more er John
Carroll. jumped from o freight train or
Ooecoh depot. Iloudey niuhmmenining
he wee in South Norwellr. where he
was going in march ol‘ work. He lend-
ed on the picket fence between the
tmke. end in tryine to are himeel! hie
left ernr we! cut oil above the elbow by
the core.
He picked the dieinembered limb up
and welhed to. the depot, e low feet die~
not. where he laid it ion. the piettorin
and liked the etetion muster for ndrink.
Dr. Holmes wee enmntoned end attend.
at! to the wound.- Cerroll eelrlnir him to
kill him. C3110“ wee token to the
Sumter-d Boepitel. He rays Bridgeport
ie hie borne. end that he to e moulder.
room: DEAD xii eon.
u... y..-
Sudden Demiee of George I. Pull~
inert. et hie Chicago Home.
. (.leorge M. Pcllmen died suddenly of
hour: dleeeee at 5 o‘clock this morning
Mr. Pnlltnnn‘e dotth occurred in his
magnificent brown stone ltoxnevnt the
corner of Prelrie avenue and Eighteenth
street.whore he hue fetid”! tor runny
years
Mr Pullman retired last. evening at
hit usual hour, which wee somewhat
early. lie we» apparently lll his ordin.
ory health end there were no inclination
of hie denim. or indeed any premoni-
tion of illueer.
Have You Soon the Home Cirouel'
noon! the most uniqno window die:
plnys ever s~en in the Norwnllm is
rhown in the north wuvlow of (Your
stock Brothern' South Norn'oll: etoro lv
eonniets of thr- mouee circus. in which I
number of little rodents. who are extra-
inir. tumbling end other m-ruhetic “('08.
The perfornnnore ht'fllll daily et 8 u m..
It! m.. 2. 4. and T p. in. Children will
be particularly lult'l'r‘filihl in tine vxhibi
l 1 bring thorn in vntuml it.
Ir. lmitb'e Property Attached.
[mound Fowlo end John B. thereon.
of Barton. hare placed on nttnchmenton
pmporty of Warren E. Smith. in flow-
nytou.to unt-iefyooloim of $530 The
casein returnable hetero tho Column!)
Pleu Court. linduoport. on the tiret
Toendoy in November. The Import» in
the one were toned by Consume F. H.
Lyon.
‘ 1'0th Fires Omit-oiled,
L‘orning. N. \'.. IM. m~~A Walla:
ville diepetoh em the turret time at
Neleou lino. l’n . are now under control.
Twenty million t'eet oi lwtnlook lose
and 2:».(lilthmrdu oi both hove been t'tlil-
looted. mulling in u lose toi‘ W. at
1'. H. Goodyelr. of Buffalo. of 0800000
Verdict for the who”.
flortlortl. Hut. ill—Tho unit of liar
Henrich union the llerttord Timon. for
libel. wee decided in the United Stetee
Dletrtot court. todny. A Verdict wee
given to the Timon. with one” to be paid
by the plolntit'l.
ALL MUN!) m I‘I‘ATE
Dr. Theodore llrncltwey wee found
unmueolone in hie otlioo It No. that
Grown etreet. New Heron. yoeterdey
alternate. He wee token to 0mm
Homeopathic Holpitol. of which he
wee one at the toeodere. end the phylu-
eienerepnrtthetheeenum mover. He
ordered horn e chronic niltuoot. end it
due or e decanted» reconnect the
the dilute train which he ordered.
Ire. hie»; ley lecorer
Steward. Got til-Air: A. 0. Dixon.
who wee mailed with on one by her
eerveut. in whet improved. end
thereon home of her renown. Mr.
Birth in out of denser. The mum
melon the Me
mum new; in. {or note on
like menu: when we ere elone. '1
verily believe he to in love.
not met.
mammpfiwelnemm
children's due-er; ereepdondly good
box-oldie e iy thnt Smh Bernhardt we- ,
: . rtill in floral”. end wee herdly expected
Y- leewdeytund In. Nomi-trio
. New York city.
ordinarily well-trained. do it Mil in l‘nc- '
lion. and potent-t me “pr-"lolly invited;
in believed he accidentally took en om. .
74!
end ii I
Nice for“ whole mite. eldrte not for
veluee
Plaid Velute. jolt received four new
yieoeethnt ere bronzuuitor irimrninne
oriweletr. Pleid eillre and drree rtcfle
ereeo popoler thie roe-on that three
hove—me e quick wilted end bright ob»
eerver reacted yeeteroey—Jetrcck it
pet.’ Nothing richer than velvet.
Noreen Underelirte. new. made 01
the but qnnlity ell wool moroen. inedi-
in the beetntenner. mole oxtrn toll.
mdelor eervice.
New line neu'e Surpendere. celebrat-
ed Knoth Bros. goalie. (or 50c eente.
New colon thet you have never ieen be-
iore—very genteel.
Men's heavy Underwear. rplendid
voluee in white. cmel‘e hair. grey end
ecu-let. All the did‘rrrnt ehndce l-ltotE
men like.
t) lclothe end Linoleums, in new ptt-§i
term end ‘widthe from one to m rude
Oiloloth. 2i. 35 end 4! cent: u yard
371,. 60. 75.87Vcenteendtleynrd I
Stell- Oilolot-h. in end 12‘; cents; ;
Tobie ()tlolotb. 25 canto: Shelf“ Oileloth, l
5 cents a ynrd.” f
Our 3 of Cotton Batting] tor
corntoriobo are tine. Prices Ill
lo and 18 mm o pound.
I
:9
Door Mute.37'._..tl0, :5 cents and ti .
Starr Matting. 2.”: cents I yard. Cocoa
Matting. 3‘) to 7.) cent»; a yard. 3
The D. M. READ CO.
BRIDGEPOBT.
j- . .j,_ .,
A Good Thing,
50 business men say,
and they hue-w.
Wouldn’t
a course in
Casino...
Snodhnnd.
Or the
Academic
lunche-
imurnvc your chances
tor the future.
Day and right ses-
sions.
Brown's
Business
Goflege
ttfliue open day and evening.
- - I’rep
COLOR w...
FINISH: 32.22:...
The Old Well and Con.
uecticut Lou nationhood
and ileum. Ollice. or
\Vdehlngiou Si; Loon.
dry, Havulnnd 8L, near
Weter The public ere
cordially invited to cell
and ioepeot our Laundry
at our time.
Other Girl-«W ll! ll ill debt.
petite. 50c.
Wu. 75o. ti 00. 01.25
drewere. We.
' 0100. Ii 50.
i 25o each.
Hammer
. ‘ ’Lwdiee' Under-weer.
W’ ileuoelined Jereeyribbed veete undpente. 350.
" extre heavy lined Jereey ribbed vent! and
0100.
Ledlee' wool Jereey ribbed. uoo- ehrinking. vest: and
iodtee' white merino veete end pent-.500 -
Lediee’ noe'wool not: end pente. 75c. 01-00. 01,25.
. bedtee’ non-enriching heelth underwear.
Lediee’ netnrel wool veete end petite. the. $1.00.
bodiee’eemelheirveeteendpenteJl 00.
Ledlel' ootublnetion unite. $1 00, It 50 02.00.
Indiu‘ natural wool combinetion unite. 01.75.
Lediee' tine Aue'reilien wool. outlet veete end pants. 8i.
Gonte' Underwear.
Hen'e white oeehtnere.‘ extre heavy ehirte and
Children’ I hellth
Aluminum
Men'e heavy netnrel wool ehirt and drewm. 50°.
Hen'e more] mixed wool ehirt end drewere. 75o.
Hen'e medium weight wool ehirt and drewere. 75c. - 3150 eet.
Men‘e heavy wool reete end drewera. 01.00 and $1.50 agate wear.
underwearFor ladies. “Gents and Children.
' Ken I Benton Bomb ,non-uhrlnklnx.ebirte and ctr-Gm
leue' newline netwel wool. rhirte end drewere. 01 00*
Children' s Underwear.
Children'e doe white merino velte end end M Ito. '
Children'e fleece lined Jeeeey" ribbed m end no.1».
cumm- lino wool mm ribbed veete end pente. too.
(.‘hlldren'e hetero] wool. ell riser. veete end petite.
Children' I tine white wool, ell elm, veete and mu.
Houeofurnlshlng Dept
We hove jnet received our new line of loop. The Nd-
word Miller in note! and the Amerloen in porcelain from
ti on up. Oil boom. _the Mejeetio. Miller. Splendid M
Bend temps complete. 180. .
Bend tempo footed complete.
Stood lemp complete.2iio
Spaniel one-bet! dozen knivee and forks. triple pinto.
Atoll line of houeolnrntehruge in wood. tin. iron and
underwear. non ehrinklnu.
83 Washington Street, South Norwolk.
When you come to Scofield & Hoyt’s for Women's, Men’s and Children’s Wear "
On our counter you will find child. len‘r lacquer
:ren 9 “10'“ “0 PM" *0 WNW 0' my. P‘leeced lined shirts and drnwere. ertr
from 18 inch to 34 inch your choice (or heavy, on: eat-Li
Cutlets.
Luhl' 1m Great inducemnnte in carpets and
Fmecedlined polite end shirts 25c eech. furniture.
Linoleum. in my choice pattern“. for you have a stock at your command larger than can be found elsew here.
cum w. _
We have just received our fell line of
lndiee' cepee end jeekete. .
cinema their one neelere.
The etylee. quelity end prince will
surpriee you.
hook.
SCOFiELoeHovT,
8' NW“ NORWALK, CONN.
Cell end exentiue our
SO. NORWALK BOS'l'ON STORE.
50 pair white or gray blankets, 430 ptir.
blankets with those others ask 50c for.
Outing flannel ioncy, medium and dark
15 pieces.) wood uncleached muslin tic quality2,
500 pair of goo corsets.
50c corset in town. While they last, 390
window. -
Compare these
stripes, 50 the yard.
..3.ds $1. 00.
We seek comparison with any
the pair. Soc cast
New Fall Display Millinery
now going on.
Don’t fall to look and see what we are showinw.‘
South Norwalk Boston Store,
i m wmnrtornx e'l'ltitm‘.
tilUl‘ll KURWAIII(. HUN!
6. B. VAN ALS‘I‘YNE. l'litll'lill‘l'l‘llil.
w...
I'l‘ SPEAKS lfilit l'i‘iilllll'.
”or limit of well [inner doesn't minim
mueh telk. provided you me it. Thu
edrertieetnout ie more to get you to come
around and tech. then to prove the ex-
cellence end priced our pettevne. which
"week for themedvee."
Petutere’
ArtlrtI'
Mt Geode.
I‘elniln Nollie: Wet:
l l v'
3 end Bin .
to Niobium liven. lueth Notwelb.
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