oi the Gal! Putorc
into the Sentinel
today that hie hone
'1 May afternoon;
dimeontmubm. '
m wee not badly
,, only miahap that hie
m with in a hprnnu wheel.
_ condone had been try-
etleioire at the expeme
League of the Beat Are-
Epieeopal church will
ditch copper in the
21th. A medical pro-
”m“...
have been received rmm 8t
Mythatahuby nirlhae
in Ire Edward Geuor'er.
Florence Philiipeou. oi
Kuwaik achool and the St
2mm school elevcne will
mirror aiteruoon at 4
fie Benedict Farm ground
W and Robert Brown had
" at the Orion. in
My night. for Bob Nor-
_mm1er0amden. Maine.
# fiewill eprnd the winter with
. punchline Gum 1"
.. in Feirdeid avenue.
“—14.1. .. -. ._
, . Mill meet in 5. E. (inc
. . might. to receive hm.
him on the new school-
I. Aletherpe in having h’.
new You now
“combatant“
“Mirth-lent
‘ “in. Frank Slaneonmwhew
"inlet. loath ‘Ncrwaik. went to Kn.
to attend the wedding of lire.
‘ 'ebaueher.
‘ d
Alden Bolmetie. 0! l-iouth Nor
‘ and In. nominal-I. or Derby.
, “lull“ PiaIn. that week
in. and Ike. Richard Cutbill. Neuter
, M Mice Florence Unibili oi
Jewell. were recent gurus at
j W. a. Fryer. at Georgetown.
3. .14. Boiler he! returned to hrr
uh atmt. alter a two weeiIII'
With her parasite. lion. and Mn.
(ladder. in Pleinrille. (icon
.I 3. Richmond. Jr. of Urea»
Mk. le rioting her uncle
. Mr and Ira Ii. Hatreyheer
’ Wit. Mice Anna Hamil
‘ M.
A. Warrenxl'tlcrwalh. la the
I her daughter. III-II. lirtnan
dim-id
one at the brave» oi
diluent IMMUIWuln
' I cellingeuemelct
M Wrench. ot Joli-down.
mu III. and In. I. r.
e
‘ In! Waterbury. Hailed
l m-
“II-mm» new”
’Iecueeedeidetw moraine.» he
and Village ,1qu moiety
Charla W. Hall tree nude chairman
' andfieury W. Waite mercury. Am
.nittee on cranium: wee appointed.”I
ll toilette: _
. Welle. c. w. Bell. .1. 3. Raymond and
' E. Themed.
i wiilhcheld next Wedneaday night. ,
tron Hartford. where he hae been at
, tending thd‘ Baptiet convention.
' the but of (hatchet.
Hlohenn Gate. 11. w.
An adisnrped meeting
Rev. 0. H. Bands hae returned home
Sim Ii: Hoyt will etart lioveurber let
toineke 1.000 barrele of older for a New
York firm.
Mine 1nd Orerton. of Greenwich. hen
returned home iron: a vidt with lire. 8.
l). Wanda.
lire. Henry Meade. oi Em Orange.
is vieiiing hire. Samuel Meade.
lira. J. A Judge and daughter Leslie
have gone to New York.
Smith Mill- hae an apple tree in
blce‘eom .w.__,.--..._...__....-
D“!!! AND 310301903.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Edwardr and
their little daughter Margery expect to
leave here for their Waahiugton home
Muller Knuth will
epeud the winter with his grandparents. I
Mr and Mrs. H. M. Valentino. in Dupl
ion.
Rev. J. M. Carroll has retired from l
minicteiinl work and he and hie wile
now recide in New Haven. Mr. Car i
roii‘e frieude. however, do not acquiéecol
in hie entire withdrawal imm the held of
labor which he hue saloon and unfaithful-
iy filled. [lobes recently been invited'
to preach five out of town hunduye.
Arrangements for normal nutIhee
have been completed by the Wee Burn 3
Golf club. Saturday, October 23, the
thirty-aix-hole match bI-I-Wecu the eight-
aecuring the beat arose wares in lust elut-
nrduy‘i‘genorul tournament. for pr’z‘e
oflered by Cuptuin A. Floyd Delahold
willbeeimpI-ted tor. Those who are.
cntitlcruo participate are Hui-Icy Wil-i"
lieme. A. 8. Put. E W. Goods-e. t) hi I
Seelcy. George W. Butte. Jr. W. L
Baldwin und E. (J. Riley. M. ii. Pm and
C. l}. Whr'reu. Jr . are tied for the lust .
pihoe. They will hequ at mo in. and!
continue until .5 p. III. Saturday, Uoto
her 30. from to a. III. to 12:30 p. In.. tho
tour securing the boat acorns In this
round will compete in an eighteen-howl
match. and in the afternoon of the some
day the two wiunere ol Ihc second round
will play an oighteemhoie match. Tho“
green cummittoc hue otlrred two count I
anon prizes to ho computed for uudIré
the some ooudilioua and at the equIII‘
timed. by the players who mndo ilII: uro- l
and beat night grow mom. and {or the I
remaining players in lust Huturdey'u
competition. who handed in room. ‘
November 7:. II mixed loureomo oompeti- i
lion for two prim uttered by Mr. and!
Mrs. Edward E. Brnguerhol. me to ho
pleyod for. Tim conditiouu of this.
IIIIItch arc n! lnllowI: Emblem hole-i
match play from lifil'l II. In to ldz‘lll p
In : ninc holed IIIIItIIlI play for wiIIIII-IIIIII J
tit-It enIiIIeeond rouudII. from Hi.) to :.
p‘ to Secretary W. bl, (Japan. of Nomn
too. will receive entries for the mixed
louremnee up to Mondur ovcuinx, Nov- ’
ember l.
ALI. AROUND run "ATE.
A family by tho name of Gardner in I
chewing their location from near liuIl- I
lord to Lyme bought food irom a city'
baker to tide the mover on lhuir jonrrwy
ieainoeiou no. Among the lhitiud
boulht woe a large loci of outta. which
men hl'ellllil lorth at noon than from I
the lunch bullet and named around the?
“wily group No runner had tim your” ‘
child henna tonal than it was mzz'd
with n violent coughing tit. becoming
very black to the lace. llwuth deemed
near {and but for the pronounce of:
mindolthe lather. would euroly IIIIVIIi
come. lie coined tho child and wooded
it hard on the bent. in a modulate
thee a plain gold ring war thrown from
the child ‘I “month. candle; iuetaut relic!
it ie new that the ring we: ioet
than the head of «In» omen changed
In the making of the mic. the ring he-
lm mummy warp
New Elmo bar a oenmienoe ruched
random. III III abown by the iollewluh
communication received at tho Indie
macaw"! allied without underarm I
m 3&1; 3:03". (Jet III. the?
lien tiles-Flt? den team dink
cm. .... urn...“ up;
mean-II e. mu. m’
in. in line the writer til
the m it the holder oi Maria to
lower at in» m etate In
Warm the holder may»
Armament-creeper mar.
, Millennium Med III “dear
wanarwmmum IIII’I
trirnda new Ycrkclty for the peat
three wrehr. reternedhcme Thar-day
triple. Hewlll take platinum imIncdi’
eecly.
Mat Episcopal church. meeat hire a.
W.Jeuninm' reddence ct Braechvilic
Thereduy‘etternocn.
EVEliYBllDY'S FAVIllilTE FUNNY SHOW.
The llIaI lHrI Iklmr. WI! h‘ ilrilg ”out
l‘ltil "litlxilii: ‘T’In Nial’ llxh l'IlIlloIl llII Hula-l
I'M (In motion-nu. l "I” IN IIII~IIrI-arm-Il
'Iniv imam um grand Ilvtl'ulil on “In”...
Mo- 'Ililhl IlIlYIIIitI mui‘ dun-
, ”llll nor-2w mun I‘m:
lllll \Dlxii lillIlltllfi Tl"
IIIIIiIII‘oItII w. I in!” me
ill ilDGh‘lll MUHA\ ll'llllE'i
'l I-IIIIIIi-m ill awry IIIHIIIII A IllilH' 'lmu
l-lI‘IIIllIIg ll Illun- II 'HIIIIIIv 'l. I-IIIIclIIIw IIIIII
elmdnu. ’lillfllllliwflhllliiil’w. 'l'll «9 mm .1: \Ir
‘ lIIlIol Imollrn
PM»; It In 2.1.»
llIIIIiIII II ml: III I'Iui-Iiod n t i'iuIIIII 7-K,
”I’ll (motivating llIuIlIII-u.
“Whoa. win he: been r tin
ueirou hen night the old
lilpleceln L 'I'Retnn div
The [Indira Aid “may.“ the Metho-
m
” murmurs urn.
W
H OYT'3 TH EATR E
_ Wedneadey. Oct. 27. .
Nothing Old But Ihe Name.
P’ECK's
- BAD BOY
Twelfth annual tour.
A‘ter'supprr go and see it. Tni.‘
vear httter than ever Now Qprc
ial-' 195 Funny Comedians. Grace
l'ul Dancers Pretty Girls. An ex
traordimry Singing Company.
Il-umoan lIreInl-I imutitori. This i-I tho
oriaiud vomou.
PriI-es .:.II III-
talents now no ml: at Plllwk‘l' .. and l'iIIIIcI- e
H6VT'8I TH IATR!
Tneedey. October 2!.
;Tha MIRVILOU.
ELOOIAMIO
AI‘PIRPIIOI
“illiun (‘IIIIIIIM American Cu. "If“flnnllfl
Sutton \III I: II )1th rpim'I.
The span of
Life.
IORWILK OPERA HOUSE.
.ll ril' OMS \ltill'l"
Saturday. October 23.
Rose Sydeli’s
melll
lumainder rumba“ eerie—with a rub.
prlcrewere ill cruel and d! a
panic. Thoreau ecldro
lawenduauoweorewthatwethceght
itwiubt'neamedmatccioee out the
AM'chydrdwllldc it.
nice!“ whole anite. shim en'l tor
ohtldren'e dream; exceptionally good
niece.
-W ,W...
Field Velvete. leet mired tour now
pinceethat are benn'i' III for trimming!
or [waists Plaid riih‘e uud drone Itufla
areao popular this Benson that three
hare—dc a quick wilted and bright ob-
eerver remrted 'yrlteuiay—~‘etroclr it
pat.’ Nothing richer than taint.
Moreen Ucdpretirte. new. mode of
the beat quality an wool women. made
In the bereruanner. made extra toll ‘
made tor mice.
New line meu'e Buepcndere. celebrat-
ed Knoth 3m. goode. for one cents.
New union that you have never econ he-
lore-«I-ery genteel.
”mi;
Mcn’e heavy Underwear. eplrndid
valor-a in white. camel 3 hair. gray end ;
eculet All the diner-cut shade: that
men like
4 v
U iolothe and Linoleurus. in new pet.
terns and width: {mm one to nix yarda J
l,)iicloth.2l. 3.5 and 45 centI II yard ‘
Linoleum. in my choice patterne. ior
37 g. 00. 7.3. King. cents and $1 a yard.
Stair .llilo‘ min. 10 and ix“; cents:
I‘nble Uiloloth. 2.3 conic; Shell Oilcloth.
Scent-eyed. ..-. _. ‘
Our gradee of Cotton Betting for
ccmlortabloa are tine. Priws lil. l2‘._.
iii and ill crate II pound. l
Door Katalin“ no. 7.3 cents and ti
smu- Matting. 2500"!!! :1 yard. Uocw
Matting. .30 to 73 cents a yard.
The n. M. READ co. :
WEN!!!
A Good Thing,
So business men say,
London Belles
llcudr-I lIIIiIIIIJIIeetIul “till" In rd.
MISS ROSE SYDELL
.‘II in ling
V'Mlilltb'illi AII» l!
and l’mty I’m-er
llIIrlIquo on 142.1 ll:
”lillii'flIlu Ui‘ fills“! l'AIN‘
A limII eliioo’ it In K Mlle! ll.
ll: lilt'LI’Illl'. Noah ill We Wu and
‘ ltlllllli-Nlin
l'I II'IIII to.
lIIII'I-lv lI'IIrIIIII
l‘lw lI'IIIIuIII—I
and they tnow.
:Wouldn’ t
3 course in
Iuainoofl.
.aorthwnd.
Or tho
Aowdnmio
Irnnohon
llll III‘I Ive l' our I. helices
mu cm mum:
Iridgoport. 0mm.
eaterday leaning. not. 23
Joesph
Jefferson
RIP
VAN
WINKLE.
l‘riI-ei intuit. titanium.
Helm out: We» Thunder morning, it
tI‘IlIIIIlI Holland
twinned in-
.I WIUHIHOTM Offll‘f.
ill M
w.
Medley m...‘ M.
WWII "triers bulletin
it
lasted Eden-lune
"Ill hm WEIR MIR.“
W
Immune «were.
H011". 1H I‘YIEI
tor the inlurc.
iluy and right ace-
none.
Brown’s
Business
College
miles upon day and «mine.
I. 8. “DUI . . Prep.
Pare
GOLOR3 Irene. ‘
FlfllS‘
dimer *
beneath. .
The Oh! Well and Coat?
nautical Lauedomhacd
{VII main. Once. or
«illusion It: Leann
dry. Humidor! 81.. mi
Water The public are;
cordially invited to rail
radium oerhauadry
it Ill!
we. 50c.
mm 730. II 00. Ila”.
drewera. 50o.
$100.3l50.
l‘loceach.
ill WMIBINGTI ill STREET.
can... IIIvI-I-I,
I
‘UnderwearFor Ladies. Gents and Children.
Ladiea' Underwear.
Ladiea' fleecellned Jereerribbed rchla audpanta. Inc.
" rairahewyliee'ce lined Jere-yribhed vouched
Gilli).
Ladiee‘ wool Jersey ribbed. nou- enriching. reeteand
[adiea' white merino reate and pante.ooe
Ladiee' line wool rents and panem 15c. $1.00. 81.25.
Ladlee’ non-ehrinhiux bealrh underwear. ‘
Ladiee' natural wool veete and pants. 75c. 01 00.
Ladiea' cancel hair mic and panic. et 00.
Ladlee' combination anlta. el 00. hi 50 as 00.
ladlee' natural wool combination anite. 31 I5.
Ladlea’ tine VAne'raillan wool. scarlet voata and pants. e1.
Gants’ Underwear.
Men'e white caehmcrc. extra heavy china and
Aluminum
Men' a heavy natural wool ehirt and drawers. 50c.
Men' a natural mixed wool ahirt and drawere.7
Men'a medium weight wool shirt and drawers. 75c. Qt. Sheet.
Alen' a heavy wool recto and drawers $1 00 and SI 50 agate wear.
Hen' e German Health.non-ehrinhiug.ehirte and drawn V
Meua' superfine natural wool. ehlrta and drawers. 01.00 _
Children' In Underwear.
Children’e due white marlin mate and end papa, 25c.
Children" a fleece lined iereey ribbed route and panic. 25!.
Children' e line wool Jenny ribbed veal: and ninth. bile.
Children’ a natural wool. all liner. rem and petite. ,
Children‘ a line white wool. all ricer. veeta and panta. ;
(hildren' e health underwear. uonahriuking.
Housefurnishinz Dept
We have just received our new line of lamps. The Ed-
ward Miller in Izetal end the America: in porcelain from
el 50 up Oil hentcre.'_ the Mcjmic. Miller. Splendid and
Hand lamps complete. the.
Bend lumps fooled complete.
Stand lamp complete. 283.
Special one~half donen knives and forks. triple plate.
A full line of honsoiuruiehings in wood, tin. iron find
SOFIELDdL HOYT’S
83 Washington Street, South Norwaik.
When you come to Scofield 8: Hoyt’s for Women's. Men’s and C hildren’s Wear}
you have a stock at your command larger than can be found elsewhere.
(in our counter you will find child Ian's lacquer.
"I!" ahirts Mil PM!” in ”'th 0" RWY: Fleccod lined Bhll‘lfi and dmwcrs. extra
from 18inch to ill inch, your choice for hoary. o0: each
Carpets.
..’
Ladiea‘ ierun
S' )l'TH NORWAI K, CONN.
e Great inducements in carpets and
Fleeced lined panic and shirts. 2a.. each. luruiture. l
Cloak ”OWN.
We have juet received our full line of
iodine' capes and jackets.
Children’ I cum and Realm.
The styles. quality and priced will
aurpriee you. Call and Ixeminc our
stock.
SCOFIELD 8x HOYT,
$0 NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
50 pair white or "my blankets, 430 pair.
blankets with those others ask 50c tor.
Outing iluuncl fancy, medium and durk
CoIIIpul‘o these
stripcu, 5c the yard.
15 pieces good unbleached muslin, (3c quality, 22 yds. $1.00.
500 pair of III corsets.
window.
We seek comparison with any
500 corset in town. While ”my lust, 390 the pair.
SN: cast.
New Fall Display Millinery
now going on.
llou’t full to look and sec what we are showiuIr.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
WW... er. . III.
l'l‘ fil’EAKfl Mill l’l‘lllilhl’.
Ilnr clock oiwall paper doeen‘t require
much talk. provided you III-e it. Thu
adveniument ie more mlntmtocome
modded loch. than to prove than»
wilmaadprlceclcarpettwm. which
"thank for then-elven."
0%
W
Are
Mantra—ed mom
“We ”“1"
HM file!
ill WW “I ”it ”dwelt.
Advertlae In the lemme-I.
(i. ll. VAN MISTYNI‘I. l’lllll’lllETllll.
hllUl‘ll NUIIWAIIK. (will!
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