and 1mm»:
James 0. Davis. at
, is of the new school
‘ halt put up. it it com
“work will have to he
stoves can be erected.
apparatus is notyct
storm" and Harry Ben.
young people of
were united in marriage
Moon. in the South
_ : tonal church. The
W H. Beard. per-
manently. mu Lillian
' as bridesmaid. and
I. Benedict. brother of
. of New Haven. is
_ days at the home 0! his
‘M Wmd. of Hill
my“ a very brigiih
. and understands al ‘
drill. It in said that
years or age he could
through the entire
Jail as his father. the
is never more happy
‘. W. his lather
.. We! the morning service
{the has. in. nuts. or Dan-
' , _ the congregation by
I‘ unanimous call be
full to the pastorate at
,k Advent church. As
mill and asked what
new had to give him.
» , t members sprout:
and earnestly requested
lint to accept the call. The
' slum-ll then took an ab
and the lame an-
to their tent on muse to
mid to decline the call
‘ iii! pastorate oi the local
{ills has Just relused a
ms at Waterbury.
We who are isdsbt
8. finch's Pharmacy
_ , to settle their so
' use. 1. test. all!
Islam.
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James. oi Brooklyn.
the Baptist church this
is aimed will be of inter—
” Will! mole. The
‘ the Isbbath school will
. at the close at ur-
a _ is cordially invited.
files“. at Rowayton. lain
' . “tending the Thanks-
. at Cram Theological
.her husband. Prof. is.
Italians will celebrate
I! Mr lilrthilsy. Vri»
, tit her parents. Capt.
i. listens. in flats
Mm hold null
lacraw‘s hail. item
wood and tamlir.
rm Wood. of
' puny. was placed in position Tues-
whim“ its
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David Whitney. of Derby. is visiting
his brother. George Arthur Whitney.-
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, Mrs. James Renoude. of Stamford.
is visiting Hrs. William ll. Willie.
Walteman Brotherton is visiting rei-
ntives in Newark and New York city.
Miss Lydia Harrison. oi Engiewood.
N. J.. is a guest of Mrs. William 0.
Staples
w. F. ii. Preston and men are paint-
ing the woodwork on the bank build-
ing. .
Rev. and Mrs. Jabes Backus spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Col-
Chester.
Weatport barber shops now close er-
eningsrat 8 o'clock, except Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The Church of the Assumption is
holding a lair all this week in" Na-
tional Hell.
Westport Grange went to New Can-
aan. Tuesday night. and gave its new
play. "A Widow's Mite.“ .
Mil ed. have returned from a week‘s
M . Frank N. Taylor and daughter.
vis with relatives in New Haven.
/
Aspetuck Lodge. No. 58. K. of 3..
has had a line transparency placed in
iront of its hall in Hurlbutt‘s block.
William A. Shilliu. of North Ad-
ams. Mass..has been in townduringihe
past week calling on old friends.
The Sattgntuck Athletic club played
a some of football with the team from
the Norwnik High School, Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon.
A detention oi the members oi (ll-
ive Brunch Lodge K. of P.. South
Norwailt. paid a visit to Aspetuck
Lodge. Tuesday night.
Mrs. H. Frederick Adams and iam-
liy. oi New York city. are guetitsol her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William id.
Sturges. East Church street.
The new dynamo recently our.
chained by the Electric Light roul-
day. it will be used In cases of others
amy.
Mrs. George B. Gerhard. who has
been rpending the past six weeks
with her daughter. lira. Ernest ti.
lilllardmt GlenwoodJowa. baa return-
rd home.
HE WAS JUST REGOVERING.
The worst case at henpeclted be»
band ever brought to the attention oi
the Observer was disclosed late last
night. The Observer was waitin: at
boring and Front streets tor a Central
car north. when he noticed a negro sit»
ting on the water plug at the writer.
and the (allowing conversation ensued:
"What time yo got, boas?"
"it's quarter to twelve.“ replied the
Observer.
"on. inwdy. i will catch the very
old Niall when l git home. i bite to
know what tell i stay out this late
anyways. 'l‘ha ole woman'll list lift
my collar clean oii'n lay rest. liti‘
heah the iaa’ car‘s done gon’ an’ H!
have to walk all the way home. sn‘ i
won‘t git titer (or some little to come.”
The flour-vet lrisd to sympathise
with the old take. but it didn‘t appear
to do touch good.
""i’aint no use. boss.’ replied tits old
inset ""i‘ain't no use at all. rah. . l
pros-late your wood intestines. but tile
or woman don' tuned to liars her lily.
ea‘ i won‘t hsaiithaesdoithiaiers
month at lsaat. last time i wait out.
us.omttammm.mw
'30“ lane“ on we as’ its last to
mm 0.. my. With l hadn’t
done stayed not iii a way st alil‘H-s
“Mus m.
a m .
cums» With All sums.
Wham W its-o W
tails mitts devises m.
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will: BystM‘ , ..
' ‘ ' . stoneware with g
. «summons and
ens‘sblnoa pox-summon.
He. ..
is what: he advises.
itL—nayso will for ‘
mm m new». .Mmugnot- shill
t. its nfosltli d! warts II?-
who or (tick may stylish.
splendidly mile. perfectly ilttlng “P“
mount-iced. it in one or the best
omits the m to buy whatever
you'whntf-voioth or for. - ‘
«am no
“Vim-WI AT 1‘!!! TABLE.
. In and taradrthur T. lenient lied
s tsiaiiy til-onion at then-shame. n
' fined: Aisle street. on Thanktsivlng
day. Thedve brothers and their tam-
tlles were Mt~ildward 8.. Frank
L. William Q. and James ll. of New
Haven. numbering twentyme in all.
The youngest member oi the lamlly,
was James H. Merriam. imaged eight
months. Twenty-three sat . down to
the table. After doing; justice to a good
dinner the family adjourned to the
lawnand were photographed
group. The afternoon and evening-
were spent by the children in playing
games. while the older ones enjoyed
themselves with music. etc.
Black mu... .1... Undo-aim. um-
brella radio. with one corded or two
hemmed taleta silk rallies. for $2.50.
Regular price $8.50.
floats l’lalds, a new line of fancy
ohms. 30 inches wide. best assortment
of coioriugs we have shown this sea-
son. for is cents a yard.
Figured Crepon in dark coioriugs.
silk elects. 25 discreet styles-e the
annular 63 cents a yard.
Yonycan always find plenty 0! white
in wash fabrics. but
navy hides. electric blues. cardinals.
limos and bucks are always didicult
to secure. We are now showing these
scarce colors in—
FIFTEENTH ANNlVERSARi'.
The executive committee oi the
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor oithe South Norwalk Com
gregationai church met at the home of
bliss Annie Chichester Sanford.
Franklin street. last night. and com-
pleted arrangements tor the observance
of the fifteenth anniversary of the so.
ciety'a existence. This will occur lion-
day night. December 5. and will be held
in the church. ‘ ‘
EN m “Intuit-yrs.
HOVT’. TH EATR‘
WIDIISDIV. lluluIKI I.
VME GLEE AND
BANJO CLUBS.
Buefltnew U. E. Church Building hind.
In ”:9th iron Vale Quivers tr will rend -r
only Yale My s can
Cashmere flannel.
Wash Goods department.
finir's Queen Drapery wags and
Bush. Rod and Vestibnle Rings~the
domonstratlonds still holding forth in
the i‘pholatery department. And lots
at women are enjoying it because they
are time and labor saving articles and
will not injure the most delicate are.
a and Plan .. ‘s. It)!»
day. tier. tilt. at ‘ ’
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HOV‘I". TH BAT! I
lousy. November as.
important leans.
Augustus Thomas” Gum Play.
ALABAMA!
Tbs but Americas play our written.
Pass in spirit. Poetical in sentiment.
Endorsed by the clergy.
Appeals to all 'olalsts.
Seven years of moms.
Produced with every attention to detail.
Titers is but one mossy play-
ing ”Alabama." and that
an excellent one.
mums).
batsmen sale at Plaiusd's and
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Friday. November ll.
Londog
Ooioty
Girls.
svsnvrmwo ‘
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litmus Cm,"
unlit m. 3......
one last
menus in.
M as sale at We!“ all
m
HOW". 'I'HIA'I'II.
‘ Friday. lumbar“.
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WE STILL STICK
To the old reliable line of
Table Cutlery that we have
handled for ten years. Can't
seem to find anything better.
one 1’0th
Are made right here in
Yankee land (in Connecti-
cutland are so good that we
warrant every one at them;
it‘ not just right we give you
another or your money
back. Priors 25c to O2.
Carvers. Scissors. Shears
and Ram we have lots of
and they are as good as can
be. Just got in aasw steel:
.'they are nice and
KNIVES
oasis tom. .
30c.
All wool cheeks and novelties. 50c
all colors. 59c.
Indies wide. 75c.
Our customers get the benefit.
i—t lansdale linsllu. tic per yard.
i—i Androacoggin L. tic per yard.
yards for 81.00.
South Mom-lit.
~ Read
Skirt lining. to yd
Mlkintisiromlfl‘. to 330 we‘ll
lining. lilo yd
But llaan canvas. we quality. i'lo yd
Padded linen. lie yd
ooo Sarah out. too yd
Cl 00 vslvsts. 77o yd
ill-in. pin bead abode in diilsrent
shillings. all wool. actual val-
». title yd.. to close. 3'30 yd
ill-la. blank lulu hrllllaniiasa.
96o goods. lilo yd
tints. M figured, all weal mu.
All "wool indla some. all colors. :50.
all wool diagonals. fancy mixtures.
All wool cheviot serge."nli‘ colors."
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All wool lndla serge. 62 inches wide.
All wool drap d'ete. all colors. 48
Fine imported novelties Just bought
at about one hall the regular price.
83 Washinton Street,
i'—~4 imperialtlea island Muslin. 22
We have just received a new invoice
oi Carpets. Five pieces 0! extra super
stack mos ,
,Bilit warn henriettas. pi.” quality.
0.“, ”fl”, ‘9‘»
Silk warp héhriottll,r‘l.25v duality,
our price. 89c.
. Priestlsys on warp some: .n
qualities.
Outing limo light shirts.
We are selling meals and boys' outg
ing flannel night shirts as cheap as
you can buy the material.
Kill GLOVES.
We are now showing a full line oi’
ladies” and misses' kid gloves of our
own importation. All the new fall
shades and novelties; also the Foster
lace glove and liocha Buttde'aud even-
ing shades.
nonwam. count.
. swans. ,HOT" ;
south Norwalk. Con‘n.
First, last" and Always thevlowost in Prices.
THESE iarcutsss raters.
’ Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose
‘7
.. pairs. 25c.
Women’s Heavy Fleeced Lined Hose.
2 pairs..25c,
Luella”? 9 =
ladies' Kersey Jackets. regular price 88.50. Misses' Kemy 1%. browns. b
GARPEI’S.
lngrnins, 50c per yard.
50 new patterns Matting (or 15c. 18c.
D with».
SCOFIELD t HOVT,
.3 WAOIMNOI'ON UTIIIIT.
Double told all wool lisnnels in
browns and black only. 25c
K0060. ‘ 150 yd
Yard wide cashmem, all onion.
25c goods. the yd
Yard wide all wool urges. all eol-
m. add goals. lilo yd
Twenty'dre places we loony dan-
nel ssltiugs. dusted bdllian-
tiuss. novelty assist-terse. sic .
all at one price. ‘ 350 yd
“ran pleura iii inch all wool beari-
sitaa. lithe goals. ‘40.: yd
iililpisessio. it'. and lie lsnoy
dress gimp. ’50 rd
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SOUTH NOR‘WALK BOSTON STORE,
it. thlngtori Itroot.
We will Give
lislnahsaoladmtm “In
imitates-am
lama“
Or More
«Mumw' moat
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area a, Your l.
tsdiss'. liars; and-
We are doing the cloak balloons of
the town. innervation tor this is. our
styles are correct. and our prim are
Our stock of furs comprises all the
latest novelties, in acarls and muar-
well as all installments .
iiousstnrnlsliiag heparin-sat." =
Dinner ware in white and decor-
ated. Pie plates in the, ante and
Thanksgiving turkey. Nut crackers
and picks. Carvers by the set or pair. ‘
the best goods: Knives or lurks iron! ‘
Edit- a set up. Silver plated knives and
forks from $1.50 to 84.50.
TRIS‘TRAM 7a HVATT.
Heavy iii—4 Blankets. 50c. Still), ,
$1.25. $2.50. $3.50. 86.00. 87.00.
Heavy Cong Cominrtubles. 75c. ,
s} to. 02.50 eat-lg
rues and billet. two, taro. 37.00. -
20c. 250, extra value. We can always
show you the greatest bargains ‘l’n
o‘Luo surname
Nos-walls.
Very Carefully! ,
As you know it is our intention to retire from the dry goods business about Juan-
ary 1st. we. this week, call your attention to sever
offering you in the dress goods do
and make room f Jl' several odd 1
are the goods worth less than 25 per cent. more than the
ity oi cases are worth double.
nl of many splendid values we are
partment in order to close out this department first
ate of stuff we have now in the basement, In no case
price asked but in the thejoh
Twenty-dye {my braid sets.
worth lilo. slender.
We know weesado you good it
you have any thoughts 0! boy-
ing a dress or walatpattsrs.
least don't buy elsewhere
a nil yon have are what we
lest weak we will also you s
chance to rrad slant a ho“ at
bog-ins in another depri-
Ws aia l have on hand several glaaa
how ruse. Various listens
tor window dinpl . etc . that
we an anxious to laptop of.
Bear team at American dim
slush-m
. Old Iontlnoi Building.
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