- . .h vote of
tho president and
A to:- their heroic
. olloers were
Day; vievprssldento.
~ - and hire. .l. 8.
Hrs. A. J. Smith;
Lmediou; treas-
. or the Junior Epworth
’ hold tomorrow after-
lnthe East Avenue
church. Ar»
‘ ha mile at that time
out Wedneodsy. No~
.mss Mary Dudley
frflovsn. will give a re
_ flit in the interest of the
lllll
. .. .. that his! Bursts
wry store from East
dd Marvin Brothers'
hormone street. which is
for occupancy- ss a
Mr! Another arrival
mastery butter in small
list use at Daniel L‘Hom-
‘ ’ Aid society. of the East
‘ st Episcopal church.
hold its annual Christmas
r in the church, Tuesday
~ , evenings. December
sore: and praise ser-
d in the East Avenue
church, tonight
, with the pastor
. in charge.
Risotto moving into the
ll floor of the house.
Van Zandt avenue
' ‘ ’fll‘s. Charles Pm have re-
ader d visit with Mrs.
hour. of Henry street.
{kibble has sent his
‘ . tofltsten island. where
m five new houses.
$ in. Parsons. of Cova street
*1 avenue, is spending two
with friends in Waterbury.
L Victoria Day. of Bolts place.
“a. been seriously ill of it nor
‘ We, is improving.
M Jmlovaliy.‘ the First or cons
. . is on at business trip to
York city. today.
I M last week Monday. and Vii
was conveyed to the. hospital.
in tho ovenlna. an operation
most" meritonltiu was per
The operation distloscd tin
" that tlio patient was siresdy be
”phobia rewvery
hillon in Ito-unis is it iiilillll
or Milli to which ate nttnthcd
"#3 W oysters. The town lay in
" nail every inch of It is covered
WI oysters. making a stain
seas swept at ”in show. It
‘ht out from Now liavon by
. . Sanford.
FOR THE .HOfiPl'l‘Ah
. ,. Harrison ti. Manson (letting
(till. tho Workout Drawings.
Harrison (1. Latino". of
has been commissioned to
tho plans for the new hospital
M iii (innocent-ht arouse for
h Hospital association. sad
pat the worktop drawings.
'ngs will its colonial iii do
sorted columns and
thistle. sad will cover as
‘ ‘i‘ltm
mils not?” till
out s as. w
mallow-ooh use
will also its two word
, Willis resins sod
and a separate dining»
‘ iot- mural».
in discs will ho hosted
m a mentors mutilation
ill! Milieu-Xi WM“
m goal-s slid ov-
hillidiags will its
Hr lam will on
how that ho could direct tho cos»
Junctions! roads from his slice by
contentious with solsctmen and by
oormmdonco. The towns had titro
years? experience in root! buiidlns.
with state aid. ”and there was roaosn
_. to think that this experience was sum-
talent to enable them to continue the
work intelligently sud economically.
"But. as a matter of tact. the towns
are issuing more than ever on the
highway commissioner for advice and
direction. Perhaps changes in the po~
sition of selectmon account for this
more than anything else. it is not the
only reason. however. for in the case
of towns where the personnel
of the obit-e hss remained unchanged.
the same disposition to rely on the
highway commissioner is noticeable.
The result of this want of self-reliance
on the part of the towns is that Com-
missioner Mscdonaid is compelled to
visit towns where roads are in course
of construction oftcner than the legis-
lnturc intended he should when the
appropriation of 3500 was made for the
expenses of the office. Mr. hiacdousld
is spending at the rate of 375 s month
for traveling expenses. He has up.
pooled to the harm! of control for an
additional appropriation for expenses.
"Some people are of the opinion {hot
the olhcisis oi the town provide for
the creature comforts of the commia~
slonsr. That is u mistaken opinion.
These sparsely settled rural towns.
where the slmlghtiuess of the cent.
not to speak of its rich relative. the
dollar. is recognised in every colonic»
tlon. have no ambition to play the part
of the bout to a state otliclnl. They are
more modest in their social aspira-
tions and do not deprive Mr. Macdon-
aid of the privilege of paying his own
board bill. it doesn't matter that the
commissioner's visit is made on the
town's invitation dud for the town's
benefit. Mr. biscdonsld was in s ru-
ral town the other day. When he had
inspected the road with the local on»
clsl and transected other business. it
was dinner hour. A cosy. inviting
hotel was in sight. and one of the 0m:
cinis pointed to it. with the remark
(lint hit. hlncdonnld could get a good
dinner for very little money in-lt. id-r.
Mocdonald, who likes company at iii-
hle, invited the selpctmsn to isho din-
ner with hint at his illscdonsld'sl er
pence.
“Miuli ohlJigcd hilt l'ie got to go
home. as Amanda this wifel will he
wondering what drops me.” was the
selectniun it reply ,
“ii is impossible not to admire the
seicciiiian's domesticity while condol-
ing with llle genial commissioner
being obliged to dine alone.
"it is to bc. feared that the oilicials
of some towns are ii'ofiilly ignorant of
the law or ciilpsbly careless in ohserv~
ing its requirements. The law requires
that the selections of each town shall
certify that thc had lots been con-
Iii'ill'lf'd occur-ding to coh‘trurt before
the town's shore of the stilts appro-
priation shall be paid
visit to six towns Mr. Mncdonsld dis~
«overall that the stain roads in them
here being constructed without lilt‘
supervision of a lotsl inspector and
ilint llli' itintrutior had ample oppor-
-iuiiiiy to violate ills contracts unit alvc .
the towns imperfectly construrii-d
mods. How the sclecimeu of those
towns could have certified that the
roads llilii lit-cu constructed according
in iiiilii‘iiit in more than the commis-
sloiicr in Mill! to understand in so.
other ions the commissioner found
that one selections was the contractor.
and his «aliphatic on the board of so.
icttmcn, inspettor!"
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t'ltiilll or run ‘INCREASE.
M
iiiahtesn Prisoners to its Released
'l‘hia Mtinthwwlist Mr. Taylor Says.
Eighteen prisoners will he released
from siulc prison this month. There
an» sixty-scroll prisoner‘s detained in
Ilie county Julia by the ahcrllo. awaitv
lug vacancies in the state prison to he
transferred there.
Mr Taylor. the not l’tttlil'y of the ”HM
on ard. stated that than is a wave
of rimlnulity going over the country.
"Iiic state prison at Wetlieratleld is not .
the only ponsl institution that is
crowded Reports from town lnsiitu~
lions show a similar condition in
than The strongest lootiiro of the
lacrosse in the number of commib
lllliitl to the stole prison is that then
aro vory' low "sham sir ‘l‘sy-ior.
without caries in moire a positivo
statement. said thot in his opinion the
uuoihor of commitments for rspsators .
toss out coprosonl more than soup or
lion nor cost. of tho total section at
mitoses“ dill-tsp tits past six
months. tho ported in which tho rising
of tho criminal wars has boos nucleoli.
Tho prodoisiustiiis maturity of con-
victs cesium Iiiiriiis the past sis
isostito liars sum iiooo in prison or
ovoniaisilho‘iors. This M hill-fl
monimsolstho’ofliisrwf
crimson. .‘
iii'
(in a recent,
«ll Vosliui uli. .li..
also sails stovos that“ have soon their
« tints for traveling its ontortalasd tho
boot liars. Solomon is very quiet.
tampered and spas off libs a dysoiiilts
cartridge within its sets excited. soil
that tacit oi his him into trouble
Friday night and and his arrest. it
seems the trouble grow ovor a store.
which wss purchased durlns the day
by llichael Furor. of 1’93 Halli street.
Furor molded wi ‘ 8‘.)er for a largo
stove which Spiro as willing to port
with for $3. 25 The cash was paid.
and later In the day s truckinon was
sent to remove it Spiro refused to let
it so. Whether he had mode a mis-
tske in the price or had received I
better offer he does not say. Furor
went to Spiro's store. when the trouble
begun. suits and arrests were threat-
ened. and Furor claims that 3piro
kicked him out of his store. He wss
not even politely invited to leave. but
kicked out like it dog. while his stove
remnined‘in gplro‘s possession end the
83.25 in cold. hardwnrned rash rested
safely in Bpiro’a inside pocket. Furor
invoked the aid of the police and
Spiro was arrested by Officer Hayes.
lie denied the assault. although li‘ur'er
was bitched up in his statement by two
witnesses of the stair. splro was very
excited at the station. and even after
he had related memory. was unwill-
ing for the other side to have their
say. its begged not to be locked up.
He was. however. tnkcn inside and
soon after released on a bond of 3151-”
Bridgeport Telegrsin. .
WILDMAN CARE DECIDED. ,
Bet-0nd Suit Brought by the Plaintiff
Against the Defendant.
Judge Sliumwny. of
Court. has rendered his decision in the
llnnluiry case of Alexander Wildman
vs. Susan it. Wildmun. Judgment tor
the defendant to recover costs. This
is the second suit. brought by the
convolution of certain. deeds to prop-
crly. ’
The first i-illlt was brought on .the
around that the deeds had never been
made and delivered. On this point
judgment was given by Judge Wheeler
fur the tleft‘lliliiiil.
The second suit set up that the pur-
post' for Which the deeds hail been
given but! been abandoned subsequent-
ly and that thc act of the defendant in
not tolling inimcdlntc control of the
property constituted in fact a cuiircl-
nliou. in answer the dcfcudsni claim-
cd ilitii. lliv wrund suit. was ilic'siimc
cuiist- of action Lift the first still and
therefore could not be brought. it is
on this point that .liidgc Sliiiiuwny
nlvrn his decision. _
llc does not touch upon ”to 0th!
dcfcuscs oi, ihc dcfciiilsiit. anionit
lhcm living iliiii the deeds wcrc given
in protest tlic plnlntlil's wlfc from
act-tiring nlliiiony illlll tiring friiiiilii-
lcnl muvcynnccs tho plniuilii could
not ask it) have them sci lisldc.
'l‘iic counsel for the pluliiilfi will
iippclil from the decision.
FIRST GAME. 'l‘lllltli ROUND.
The first some in thc third round of
the Twin City whcclmcii's pool contest
was pluycd 'l‘ucsdhy night. and George
riitcil twentydivc
dcicsteii Edward Kclly. ruled lliiity.
h' vmm mull " .'
scswais onaa nous:
Ono Wonk. comm-rioting
lousy. lovoolior l.
Motlnm Wednesday and Saturday.
lllllo Akerstrom.
in s ropoitolro of Now ya. summit-ti
”I D Milli tifl “Mlle Illa};
ornf'ryil‘l'l‘. °
gm Willie's soothed r
I ' llll
cilia ordinlogfluyo oratom 0 '
.CFICTOiRI
a! ymo'lroor‘ "A tiwuor 2%).“
inn:-
l‘vlliyiiy ~ its "toll“!
r :32“? Mi.» it'lan Ilapimr.”
infirm niailnt-oJ Timid
ili'i ylllflltirr' ilht rtlieltlliy Limits. "
ins Prim. ii. wand cont».
'on Joust...
ssorsss "mitts: um."
, spouses.
HOVT’D TH IATRI
londoy, Irv. 0th..
stasis I. VHO?“ ”A!” HIV
310 WWW.
mini
mum For i.
tum-i notations
the Superior
plaintiff against the defendant for the
Manson’s-yum (lows
smmmmmm
nonmalignant rum
this not: this; will, on 1”» mm
Mflhnndshsiandwhst a list-ads
ill-rm .3
Also: pianos statesman hair. wis-
loo weights. tomes prion Oi’lll sub
and ti” o yard. now at 250a yard
mus. .
‘ And 8 lines Black Saran-all wool.
that no in widths of 33, ii and t6
lhohoaflpr”.89ond 86 cents a yard,
while llloy lost. Another of those to
mkshlsehsnoosthatoomo who you
issotospostthom.
Wohospihsrncmisghooossswo harp
thou going. Tho 'uroot veins of our
utoisinthoirnohhissossndesoollesos
«snot isvosltos with those who want
spin-dots styles.
Mn...-
lingo—styles for tho sosson of 1897 8
Pooplowilihnow they oro this yeu's
moods because they look ib—mor schis-
isgsaud effects. Ivory one that we lay
down for inspection appears dineroht
from any that have boon shownbofhre—
plenoontor posters- and choker blend
logs.
Upholstery thportnioont. Specials is
WClothstI yard: Printed Don
has, 12"... 15 and 36s. a yardwrotonnso.
‘10 and i3 cents; Fancy Ticking. 23 cents.
Silkim. 10 cents; Cieponnos, lo and la),
unto; Furniture Covering. 38 and is
oontsilisadsd Stripes. $1.23 a yard.
They constitute a very largo variety
oftheveryohoiosstpotterns and color-
logs. and the iii-Tool are the very lowest.
Exits values in Undorshirts—down
stairsin the basement where so many
interesting thingo happen. A good
cents. Flannel iinod. wide Spanish or
umbrella rams." gTor 98 cents. Fine
Italian cloth. motto-in a different styles
for it is. ‘ V
full of good thingi; not “now particular-
ly but oil tho time—wit is one of our
specialties.
111: D. M. READ CO.
mamas.
A Good Thing:
80 business into say,
and they know.
Wouldn’t
a course in
Iuoinooo.
Ohorthnnd,
Or tho
load-mic .
Irsnolooo
improve your chances
tor the future.
Day and night soo-
stout.
Irown’s ‘
Buslhoss
couogo
Oiliso coon dsyland ovonlna.
1.8.Iltwl . or...
iris:
moun-
AN°I1
3 #52:; .
rsvnow s honours
lollohlslssarssoo tgosoy.
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thallium
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Dr. F. “MVOI'.
MMM‘W 1...?
mmmmjutin..
fast black Shirt. with 3 rallies. for so
(inclinderohiri department is just
has .
.gLodloo‘ Monks.
sit-ohm No 130st inst-.1! .
vy so yfmnts
. . o no
room (doth Jackets, iiy front. high'fim
BlaohiisnehJoehohdyfsontmighoollas. tilt)
Wooten!!!" lined. 800 '
Blank Boa Jung. used boat 7 w
m . ii 50
Bloch Kore-y Jmhot. mamas; 13 00
Nahum” ll'iieao. throughout.
Extra goon”, Bonnie Jackets. lined through-
15 00
Blacklist-soy Jackets. linod thmahont. iii 00
Extra Quality Bloch Kelsey Jacket. plaid
silk lininl. ill l§0
Elohim
‘ O
BouoloBassioh Blouse. braid trim-
Ososs‘xfisiylssdsslisoss hrsldlrlw‘
sling. I
Lsdloo’- Capos.
slum
mmmggwm’
mewhh1zq
mwhmmnmhm. J
tor so i icon
mm“ mm H ' I” l
“hummciciirh .... i...
mansions
50
mastitis linodthrosgh- no
not Mirth) idiom. W. film
BisshltomOMthpos. strap trimming. 1300
Plush Capos. :
Plush Oars. lush! and jet With].
PinsliOopPo. hroid. jet and far trim
liiaidihrouahon
Plush Capos. or in, for tslnrmod. liMd‘l
host.
.Pluahmtg‘poo. Wrong: 111th for Miami
linodihro
Plush Capes. all its. martin for trimmed
lined throughout. 1350
.i [ it.
TRISTRAM sHvA'r'r,
CARPIT9.
Right in the face of advances
of 5 to 150 per yard on im-
mense lot of Carpet is on sale
here now at one fifth under
value.
VelVets, the $1. 25 grade at; $1
“ 1.00 “ 7 oc
Tapestry bi ussols, 7 50“ “ 7 00
850 grade 80(; $1 “ “ 99c
No doubts few people will
ed to close it out at retail. We have
in South Norwallt.
NORWALK. CONN.
SCOFIELD HOYT’
let this chance pass. by, think-
ing it will come again.
IUTTERIOKPATTIRIK.
A complete line of Buiterick
patterns and all the Buitciick
fashion peiiodicals are here.
November fashions aro now
wally. Fashion shoots flee.
runuiruns:
a specialty Examine our Stock.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
I) WASHINOYON IVRIIT. , ‘
loath Norwolk. _ *
onus some" so
Horny-its.
Retiring From Business i
We have been dissatisfied with trade for some time back, and just tiling; able to
pay expenses. and not putting anything aside in the proverbi .tl Stocking is not what We.
are in business for. We have had several oilers for the stock as a whole, but conclud-
Ovor ilz 000 Worth of all Kinds of Dry Goods to Sell
AT Ll’. THAN 0081'!
Sale Begins on Wednesday, 3d,. .
and will last until all the goods in the store are sold.‘ l '
Absoluttly no limit to the amount. Any one person may buy. Tnliei all you
want. The price will be positively the lowest ever given on any lot of dry goods sold
We quote no prices in this ad, but you can not wound that the biggest kind of
big bargains are here for you. We would have you note the fact that as thciic not be
the first bore and get your choice.
lio Washington Stroot.
no more buying stock, some of the choicest bargains will go quickly. You want to be
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON ST t RE
Old Isrltinol Iulldlng. .
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11' mass you mull).
Oumofwollpapordooos'i moire
ianeli Uh. providod yea so it. This 1
sdvortisoslostisursotogotyoswmnio g
mods-d ms!“ to m these l
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