‘thsiionseiorssmaldarlwithshsd,
throsttrou‘flh- j 1'
flounnslslootionotofloonot;
Hmdmwillukeplsosonrrlvi
daymalnmtisotli. ”
Thierssvlsltedlisvldl‘srsoos'plaoe
onenishtlastwsshandetoleem_
chiebsntiponthoplaca
M
. bliss Helen holler.
Theodore Triplets.
' Dr. W. 1 Elder.
x'wtluslas. .
Air. Sellout tilde]: Converter).
Ilill Bubble Patterson.
t
mm MUM.“ have . Wm Gray. - ”32'
"10h" beenentertslnod hours. More muting,”
li‘ “a 3'“ Hamiltonthisweek. ,2 2 Dr. C. mull.
bliss linnis Bsekwltb. oi Modem
who has been spending a tow daeswithr t, ,.P hi.
Kiss Kindle Williams. llll returned 3’ M
home. ‘ Wt you listens t6 the tiooiotr
' ' 2 (or the variation at Brnslty to Ani-
mourn-u.
..I-l Williams spent Thanhqivinn
with his family
lieu-Yes: in an
"Well. here'aa I0“
society. ['11 minor
. l drew one 0! the "A" '3‘,“ but '3“ .1 let the
mm; [Stagnation store. 2 _. I“ out. 't-fYoniters atelier”.
in it.
utetitotlls
Mrs. Nettie Boers entertslned a tow * XENTS
susets front South Norwslk on Thurs-
“I!“
wronesosv. osorstssit l.
YALE ctr: Alto
BANJO CLUBS.
mmaagsebmmn lonsond college
flours. lamina
Christi at Pl isled' -
day. mb‘f‘m. am e and Plant-oh. Ion
W
‘HOVT’I TH EAT! I
Iondsy,‘ loosinhar 20.“
, Important Ivant.
Aosoetos Thomss' Greatest Play.
ALABAMA!
the best American play ever written.
hit. and Mrs Will Rosco and dough”-
ter visited with Samuel Betta at
Nod. '
"not“. The
will be held by
15. , Special ar-
atslle toi- Christ-
John Godfrey and family ate other
with his brother Andrew. Thonltuiv-
his day.
Mrs. Braille Mead and children
spent the holiday at Olinetesd Hill»
with her parents. Mr. and Airs. Eri
Williams.
W was lndebt
' TRAMPLED ON. IN A CAR.
A Horse so Badly Injured That it lied
to Be Shot.
‘ ' 2 if NW York. is
and “l". 2 Will“!!!
A» car land of twenty horses conw,
sinned to A. 8. Hill of hitchheld.
reached South Norwailt late last ninht.
Two of them not down while the car
was in the freight yard. and one of the
horses was badly trampled upon
When it was taken out of the car it
Neosndort and?
I. Milkweed. are
in
[tort lies returned was apparent that the horse could no! Fmin spirit Pmtioalin seating»
in tire. womb-clots:-
Adelephone message was sent to the ADM it .3 clauses.
‘ polite. and Captain Gladstone detailed ‘ “ ‘ '
MI! has commenced 8"“ years ° “we"
(Inner Hall to no and shoot the horse.
Espresaman Masher took charge of the
carcass.
Produced with every attention to detail.
There is but on company play-
, in; "Alabama." and that
an'ososlleni one.
Prices. 25. 50. The.
Beats now on sale at Plalnsd’s and
Pinnso’s.
A POUND
OF MIIINO
new black-with and
' this street. which he
do to most convenient —- ————-——-—-———-
13le NOT EXPLICIT.
Bids for the construction of a con-
crete walk in (root oi Edwin Adoms‘
property in Railroad place. were re-
ceived by the Street Commissioners.
last night. but the contract was not
«worded. as the bids were not explicit
enough.
, Baptist church. Sun-
" m. it): 45. preach’
. canton. "Christ.
." in the evening at
. William Jellies. of
m. anti-ct.2~nx~
" 5A cordial invitation to
” : nut-sesame".
DRll.l.El) HOLES lN THE SAFE.
An attempt was made to bursiarlse
the Berlin post-onion. situated in
Strickland Brothera' grocery store. in
the heart of the town. at 6 o’clock
yesterday mornins. Thur were three
man named in the Job. and they had
eiuli hold an open
hcseeded
. rapes can
. . ' 'ili-
and daitnhter Lil drilled holes in the sale and were citil “is. or; Amman...
about to set on a dynamite csrtritke.
when the arrival or a neighbor named
.lohnoon csored them awsy. All they
secured was 81.50 in chanse out oi the
money drawer. and a row stamps.
m yesterday trout a
.' N. J
; gloat Grumman
vies day at Ilr
ii. Knapp. in South
itnterprlao llnlitln nod
“for «.- nerdcr. Iintple. «fleet-
new nrsble and cheap. control.
ndyahnndredtitaesayesr
THC IRWIN!”
e
“A HUMN 'i‘liilt'l'ABLli."
An extraordinary story is told in the
New York nun oi a man whom his
neighbors citiled “the bum little
table.” He lives in Harlem. where he
can hear the trains reunion in and out
at the Grand Central station: and In
acute has his sense of hearing become
that he «an distlnsutsh one train trout
another simply by the noise it makes.
The ilontlt Shore special does not sound
lllte the Bay State lltaitsd. nor the
'l'ucltohos local lilte the Chatani Four
Corners mill: train. The worst oi' it is
non he cannot sleep ramtortsbly oo-
iess the trains are on time. "One of
his choicest dellulits." we are told.
“one of his tnost cherished amnes-
inents. his daily solace is the passion
at the iletpirs dune express. sad be
weltsioritasthehonesloltmarim
does for the Joyous sight. oi'land all”
a long voyage.” when
bone is deterred it tonnes his heart
stclt.‘ linen sensitimsss has so my
tilesdmtssss that the vtetiat lost be
tempted. denoti- histiors tor the rsttlo
asdthsroarotthepasslnsloeofiotivsa
‘W
on the Charles
N '2 been mm
. ' marlin-ks sudde-
n.»- tlsis. taller and patio...
"I!!!” IMINGIYII.
‘ Wt team went to
- . to play the
2 his. but upon or
the weitht ol‘ the
2 will to All)!»
lentils. northern
shew» university.
WWW“
trade at?
M
‘ Willem with its weith at were: w.
HOYT'..1’H [ATII'
, groundwork
W
What usrltetdo you“
lluet l Zoloft.
wbsrslhars traded for the
last thirteen years. Then
insets tor‘ouiek choosing. stylish.
splendidly made, intently Attics and '
mu! priced. it is one at the best
fleets in the state to be! whatever
you weak-cloth or m
specter. ,
Bitch Italian cloth Undersltlrts. unt—
_ _ rolls. with one corded or two
held toilets silk runes. for- $2.50.
hipster price $3.50.
Marnie Plains. your line at iancy
of colorless we have shown thlsAsena
son. for 15 cents a yard. .
Figured Crepon in dark color-loge.
silk elfecte. 25 itinerant styles—n 15c
rubric term cenhgnrd. ' .
You can always iind plenty of white
in . wash rubrics. but
navy blues. elicit-lo blues. cardinals
greens and blocks are always dlih'cult
to more. We lire now showing these
scarce colors ln—-
Calico. 1
, Cambric.
Gingham.
Percale.
Sateen.
Cashmere flannel.
Wash Goods department.
W .
inir's Queen Drapery Rinse and
Snell. Rod and Veatlbule Ringkthe
demonstration in still holding forth in
And lots
oi women are enjoying it because they
are time and labor saving articles and
will not injure the most. delicate dra-
pery fabrics.
TheD. M. READCO.
moan.
W
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.
OUR POCKEENIVES
Are made right: here in
Yankee land (in Connecti-
the l'ph’olstery department.
warrant every one oi them;
if not just right we give you
another dr your money
back. Priors 25c to 82.
Carvers. Scissors. Shears
and losers we have lots oi
and they ass as good as can
be. Jostgot in anew stock
of Carrots. they are nice and
dammit,
Vstltlss A Dow.
and ears. tomorrow» momentum
neighborhood ,.
Mlmmdettsoesssml but in
yoso’oo And
"C M "Abe
mantle-u.
”sham
all colors. 69c. '
plaids. 80 inches wide. but assortment .
outland are so good thatwe ‘9
petitioner. stiles robot.”
‘. n ' out: were henriettss. 81.00 quality.
A '9‘” indlnsorso. “21! “to" Inc. on:- prlee.‘ 00c.
, . . All wool diyonnls. fancy mixtures. Bill: warp henrleltu. {1.85, quality.
" , 5,, 35¢, . our prices“
., footsteps. A d were owns - Priestleys sill: warp heuriettas in all
,9" “in at t 3M will for All wool cherlot serge. all colors. unallties.
onto it spell. ‘ , 15m," - " Duties l'lssnsl light bhlrit.
h. m cm “Mmt W “a All '00! cheeks Illd novelties. 5012. We no ”my“ man' 3 M boyf (ill!-
inz done! nllltt shirts as cheap as
you can buy the material. _
KID 010'“.
We are now showlnx‘o- full line of
iodies’ and misses' kid [lords of our
own importation All the now tell
shades and novelties; also the Footer
All wool India some. 52 inches wide.
All wool drop data. all colors. 48
inches wide. 75c.
Fine imported novelties Just bought
at about one halt the regular price.
Our cut-toners set the benefit.
in: shades.
NORWALK. GONN.
83 Wanhinton Street;
4—4 lionsdale Muslin. do per yard.
CREPE“.
We have just received a new invoice innolns. We per yard.
of Carpets. i-‘ivo pieces 0! extra on
SCOFIELD d: H
II WAIHINOYON STRICT.
South Romans.
Read Very Car
ary lot, we, this week, call your attention to several of
ofi‘ering you in the drese goods department in order to cl
ity oi cases are worth double.
A" T6009“ ‘ lulckrinomts.
lace glove and Roche Suede and even-
" Ladies' Kersey dackete. regular price $850. Misees' Kersey Jackets. browns. blu5 and blah. $4.00. 35 50 $1.00
60 new patterns lupin; tor 159.1812.
lsdlss'. linens” and children's
tissils. .
We are doing the cloak business of
the town. The reason for this is. onr'
, styles are oorrect. end our prices are
the ‘iowest.
. runs.
Our stock of lore comprises all the
latest novelties in shorts and collar—
cites as well as all lengths and styles
of canal.
lioussiurnlshln; bspsrtntsat.
Dinner were in white and decor-
ated. Pie plates in the slate and
earthenware. Roasters tor the
Thnnkulylng turkey. Nut crackers
and picks. Carveri by the net or pair.
the best goods. Knives or torn from
50¢ a set on, Silver plated knives and '
forks from L1 50 to ”.50..
V
TRISTRA’Md HYATT,
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
First last and Always the Lowest in Prices.
TllEiE Intuit!” PRIBES.
Womens Fast Black Cotton Kore:
Heavy 10:4 Blankets. 6013.31.00,
«i-—-«i Andrououin i... do per yard. 2 poll-e. 25c. $1.25. 82.50. $32.50. $6.00. 87.00.
{wt ltnperiol Sea Ielnnd Muslin. 22' Women's [leery Fleeccd Lined “Rose. Heavy Cotton Opinion-tables. 75c.
yards for 81.00. A 2 pairs, 25¢ ’ , a. it? 32. 50 each.
‘ .lAGllE‘l’S. it.»
20c. 25c. extra value. We can always
show you the greatest bitrgn‘lns in
town.
OYT,
OLUI IUILDIIO
Norwalls.
efully. '
As you know it is our intention to retire from the dry goods business about Jann-
many splendid values we are .
you out this department but
and make room for several odd lots oi etull' we have now in the basement,
are the goods worth less than 25 per cent. more than the price asked but in the major-
in no case
Skirt lining. to yd Double told Ill wool tiannels in Twenty-live 1...“, built sols.
All titles trout lit. to 25¢ waist browns and black only. the “til-15°- ! MW» 330 I”
W '00 ill goods. m, N We linow on can do you pond it
' you have any thoughts oi boy.
3000 “III Mill. “‘0 quality. 170 rd Ymagwm' all m'm yd ion a dives or waist Min.
Nil-d lie-o. nerd ' ' 7 ‘ At least don't bov eleowhersl
m. m silbs. 40., ,d Yud wide I“ wool Drool. III out. until you have one who: we
st 00 vslvais. 750 yd M‘ 35" ‘m' a” 'd m“
. 2 ‘ . . first week we will also
in. on lie-em in dtlfsrsni "w" “" ’“°" “0" M” a“ chance to vsdabont a rib: at
Mill- .“ wool. spinal "A“ tines. novelty carbonates. etc. meet
10.00014" ”We ”0 ,d “u“om’l’ms 350,6 WI IliUIiDNOIWMIII.
lid-ill. one am tut-unwise. m M to tech all wool item. 2:: m arm-“gum
W goods. lilo yd sites. ti: igo lauds. ion yd we “huh",mw ‘1”; oi.
tools. blast Austen all wool arse. l00 pieces to. ilk, and the tenor 11mm“... or A...“ .3...
worth lie. toll yd du- slinps. do yd elephant. tlo yd
Or More
Willdrisosoeordmnotoslyimlknsi
' ”mentioned-hr
Aw
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
It. Washington Itroot. Old Io‘rltlnol fflullding.
weLwlll Give “W“mmi
moo-autumnal“! gmwmmhstmg
mod a Veal- i
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