“Will
wartime» whitet—
new and dined in In. We
“let. in or W. Willis;
‘Kealer, eithelieeleroodamll
are having a abut.
our pipe in the
I. I. GOrhom. in
W Keogh le de-
doom L Britto. or
blunt observed the
oi! their marriage
large number at
1 and hostess were
me very handsome
W was servad.
a have returned to
alter a three weeks
‘ -oi Grandma .lnmee
W hood of the intol-
If Teddy received
’ with open arms.
. holler the (anti-
aA- loorytooee affair
. than”! totem
There prominent
l service trout this
sad ltlat- men;
. .a‘tands nine inches
" “will module "Me
when the lion-em
'- 'Oil'."
., who are tndeht
mall's Pharmacy
A settle their so
hit!
. data-:prmhed in the
Sunday night.
’ Elie entertained Calilor-
Think-swine.
W.
Matti. Rotter has re—
] o oevere attack oi ma»
eada’ private school will
. after a. week's te-
”MIN. 0! New York.
fiber sister. lira Stanley
n.-
‘ia worklos tor the H.
‘ company. of South
! Mount the Thanks-
‘at her home in Bell-
:llat'ry Popper arrived
wot treat their trip
ho opened a boot and
-I. Blockade. oppo-
. I. Lockwood. oi lit.
.. mottled home irate
M oi valdeute.
MI nod lira. W
Mo returned to hie
__ aim viaitittn John
, . who mom
a tits-eat. hat re-
; lo New York.
. sullen mu.
M‘ harm to his
place in Ilsla
etahle. Medal! mm his
direct hem hsiore a. Win and
drove a party oi elaht adapts over the
hills. trout which hoishta the litany
handma- residences oi the village
were viewed.
ltatlter o Grumman received a car-
load of Brain. Someday.
Amen madame. and
un- 5.». loll». of Harlem.
lira. .1an Hitchcock ia mum in
New Haven and Onion.
Walter Memo! Port Chester. has
been the guest oi Samuel Grumman.
chines Keeler 1m town yesterday.
tor New York. where he has secured a
position.
Bernard Coyle and Eugene Sullivan.
inmates of Fitch's Soldiera’ Home. died
last week.
Alexander Abbott, of Baltimore. is
the guest of Mr. and lira. Charles W.
Lounsbury.
lites Stella Austin is apendina a few
days with lilac Ethel Staplee. oi
Brooklyn.
Miss Eleie hlay Kellogg. who hae
been visiting in Anaoula. ll expected
home todiy.
Mr. and MrshWilllam R Blackey
spent Thankeglvlu; et'hls home in
Winnlpauk.
\
Rev 8. A. Sends cave on llluatrated
talk on temperance la the lethodlat
chumh Sunday
W
Mine Julia Clock. oi New York city.
has been spending a few days with her
mother. Mrs. leaao Clock.
Mr. and hire. Charles Hayes, oi Ne
York city. spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and hire. 0. .C. Bowen.
.‘\l. M. SifOt'PH, who purchoeed the
Charles Vail place. moved to New
York. Saturday. for the winter.
Mrs. Mary A. “geeks and Mrs. D. H.
Ween. oi Norwnlk. were guests. Sat-
urtlny. oi relatluee lit Dorian.
Prank (lleeaoh. with his two none.
irom New Canaan. visited hla mother,
lire. N. ii. Gleason. last week.
Mre. Amie. Morley and daughter.
l-iaitle. are speudlnk a week in Brook-
lyn with Mr. and Mrs. William M.
.lelifle.
it will he ludiea' nlaht. Friday. at
the Mlddlem club. ‘A progressive
peanut party will he one oi the oven
iog‘a onloymente.
Henlortl Smith will repreaeut lia-
rlen in the party of Norwalk and
Stamford men who will atart next
March for the Klondike [old fields.
Ernettl louuahury. non oi est-lien
t'caentativc C. W. lotto-bury. left
town yesterday ior Ohio .bsvlu: ae~
cured at poeltloo aa loaoector oi poet
onlcea ttt a ulary oi 03,000 per year.
Countable Alonso Weed watt sur-
prlaed a low days son. the occasion ho
to. the tony-ascend anniversary or
hie birthday. He received a outwit-r
ol' haudaotae presents and a line attp- “”7
Mr VII ”Hid.
Commie-loner lubeaald has or-
dered Contractors Bates and Downs to
cease work oh the new wacadaat road
until worth weather. The atreet la la
it hardly oaeashlc condition and anion
thing should he doaa about it.
Nathan Noah succeeded. Saturday.
in lamius the horse that has been
running wild about the emote tor saw
oral weeks. The home ioraterly he.
loaned to flannel liarlaastty. now of
New Canaan. end heed to run away
about owes a week
Mm
“0 mi.- smvlotid irate tin
with
Md dill llallla “MIMI.
. tummWoo-oao‘
~weThoutheViaduct«annulment;
ad‘tt
Laat Saturday alteration bust-lea
Williamson we Sylvester Howell not
. Into it dispute in the room oi Value»?
. tear Hook. and Laddir company.
mas also finally told what each .
thousht oi the other. but no twill wa-
shed; Alter it win over Bowen went
to Grand Juror dilltwan to have a
warrant iaauedfi the: trial told Dir.
“Bowen that he oouldl" not bring Will-
am up no a erlwho! charge but
would hove to brill: dieivil avail. fir.
item not hit. W“ limbo ait‘erward
ae'd toldhlethehadwtedetheeow-
plaint. The latter. u o hoderemd.
sate notice to instep further action
and tattle the Dollar. »
Mrs. Edward Falrtilill’d. who twice
leit her husband. has returned and la
eadeovortno to not peasaaaloa oi their
a holy. m re oi In
months said sitd‘ie her hus-
band and three children. the youngest
six weeka old. The children were
placed in the county home. She ro-
iurned and the iamily was reunited
The children were recommltted to the
home alter her second flight.
Miss Etta Bowen. doubler oi Ir.
and lire. 0. C. Bowen. entertained
lriende last week in honor of the alt-
uireranry of her birthday. The pretty
hootesl‘t, received many" handwma pram
onto. The prison were Won by Ilsa
Clara Belle Waterbury. Lites flattle
Sconeld. Henry Sande pond Frank
Hlndley. The costumes worn by the
ladlea were extremely pretty. There
were present hirsQChat-Iee Hayes...“
New York; lire. Theodore Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bowen. Mrs.
Lindsey. the nil-see lame and Edith
Jones. Helen and Clara Belle Water-
bury. Helen A. Waterbury. MINI and
Hattie Stanfield. Belle Hyatt. Little
Schumann. Ella Anderson. Susie Silli-
man. Maud \‘nn Dine. Ettic Tooter.
Kittie Stevens. Jeoelc St. John. Bessie
Maynard. Bertha Sohllchtiu. Evelyn
lrocltwood: Menard. Henry Sande, ls‘red
Conley. (flturlee' Williamson. (' arias
Graven. Earl Stevens. Charles an
Dine. Will Fleming. Mark Norman.
Huge" Norman. Arthur, Raymond.
Prank Hindley. Robert Wucrs. Brey-
ton Jones.
" EEERTA‘LVMI-JA'TS.‘
HOVT"! Tl-i KAT RI
WEDNESDAY. “all“ i.
YALE GLEE AND
BANJO-CLUBS.
llanoilt new I E mum it Bundled Fun).
to alutienie lrnm Yale Unl‘veryltv will rehdvr
lnmu u‘al Mimitmi um i Wit at
only boya con.
TlClim. MORRIS
t had» upon at I‘Lnltdttll‘a and Flow 3.4:. lioo’
tld1.\tt\'.§ii.fl9
.\ at \‘orw’olk. within and luv the DI-
trictoi Norwolk. no the cm day at It‘ov
chiller. A. 0..
Hotels at .lopeph Abraham. oi Nor-
walk. in cold dim-lot an inaolvrnt violator
l Shirt glandular? VD ”wilt;
«mosa- ue cnooul cent—oi
creditors at hold items be appoint teatd
the thais Olliea lo liorwallt. no the tub
day of lleeaatlm. llfil’ at it o’olmkai alter
tun’m: at which all penemlm nlutereetwlll
it'll l!
k notice and nearer!
he. ' insult thereon. Andi "Hum ,
will nlnouhiis enticement! by wraith. I.
copy oi thiaoder
Mk1 eon
nesraat MM“ mm I.”
lineeiawtbéimlaa ”w" habit":
oil’nliflifllll asld whit " " tm'bn
does haters eald Nth day oi limiter.
it ’ m llAflXJllWMtihdldu.
AWPOU N n
0" MIMI.
c.‘ o a»
now lit 4...»...
is: I is
:téma it: "3“;
,larly mama and $3.80 now closing
'l‘ A LIUI RT 0F PROBATE boltirtt .
. til/root spatial tale is: Ladles' All-
wool 8W. (Sunni-0y Wattle and
Wool fiftieth lion“ that tell us“-
tie; it Millions a... w the
I“ It “‘1‘! m“.
Miewool Flannel 'ghlrt Patterns. to
inches luau. it inches wide, to reds.
More. greys. browns and all black.
for 9! mo. $1.15. and $1.48 apattern.
Full skirt Patterns. albwool and
shrunk.
”——
Ladies’ Umbrellas. 26-in.. line qualo
lty. for 15 cents and Mild.
Mea'a Umbrellas, lie-m. tor
ml and into. "
v
[1.00.
Percolea. , it seems almost unneces-
sary to remind you that we are head-
.duartere for anything and everything
in the washable line. but we think
ehoush oi it and take on much pride
in our line oi Percalos that we have
taken the liberty to call particular at-
tention to this department-ohm Fall
goods. light and k elects.
Round? 7 c
22-h. wide. 7c. yd.
Speciol Percale
son. will. tie. yd.
Eulioh Percale
364d. wide: 121/“. yd.
. i
K
d
Bonito. omially for the‘ holidays.
Committees from the churchea and so-
clctiea will find this line splendidly ar-
ranged for good choosing. splendidly
lldulled for children's wants. No
inncy Wicca to my: ‘ -
11.. D. M. READ co.
" mm.
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 POCKET
KNIVES
Are made right here in
Yankee land tin Connecti-
cut'land are so good that we
warrant every one oi than;
"if not just right we give you
another or your money
back. Prince 25c to $2.
Carvers. Salaam. Sheet-a
and Razors we have lots of
and they are as good as can
be. Just got in anew stock
of Cat-m they are nice and
cheap.
, constant,
Watkins d Dow,
ll! m “I. h» Malt.
W
m.
all m . .500.
inch-- “new.
at about one halt the regular price.
Our customers not the benefit.
not a... stack allots. “ Edit. Its-ii m Billidrde’s
‘ cloaks.
All wool ludla urge. and colon. ate. a: 1; gall-arm mo quality, w“ m dam a do“ but...” at
All wool Mahala. teeny mlatum, Bllk Went hurlettea. $1. :5 “mm. the town. The recent: for title is, our
' . , our price, etc. we; at: correct and our price. are
' ‘ . Priest! a tilt wa it rt '
All‘wool cheviot serge, all colon. ‘7 ' fl? en ettasin all
runs.
Our stock of tors oomprlaee all the
latest novelties la eoorie and collar-
ettee us well he ell lengths and styles
oi «pea.
fleussiareishiag Department.
Dinner ware in white and decor-
ated. Pie plates in the auto and
earthenware. Rooster-a ”(or the
Thankeoivinx turkey! Nut crackere
and picks. Carvers by the not or pair.
the beat goods. Knives or iorka from
60c o eat up. fillver plated knives and
forks from $1.60 to 34.50.
qualities.
Outlay l’lasusl light Shirts.
We are aelllnz mou‘ a and hoya" out-
“ flannel night shirts on cheap as
you can buy the material.
. ltlil out“.
We are now showing a toll line oi
ladles’ and Inim' kid gloves 0! our
own importation. All the new tall
shades oud novelties: also the Foster
lace glove and Mocha Suede and even-
_ lug shades.
Ail'wool oheck'a odd novelties. too.
All wool Indie. me. a: team wide.
on. wool em new. all colors. is
Fine imported novelties lust houoht
TRISTRAM .8: HYATT,
nonwom. poem.
S OFIELD & HOYT
83 Woohlnton Street, SouthNorwolk, Conn.
First, last and Always the Lowest in Prices.
THESE IITGIILESS PRIGES.
4.4 Mondale Muslin. do per yard. Women's Feat Black Bolton Hose, Heavy ill-4 Blankets. We, “.00.
4—4 Androscouin I... 81: per yard. 2 pairs. 250. ii. 25. $2. 50 83 50. $6 H87 till.
4—4 lmwrldl Sea island lluelio. 22 Women's Heavy Flecccd Lined Hbec.. Heavy Cotton Comiortahlcs. 75c.
yards {or 01.00. 2 pairs, 25c. in 50. 32 50 each. \‘
JAOKETS. -
Ladies' Kerney Jackets. regular price 38. m. llilseee' Koraey Jackets. moguls, blues and black. ll. 00. $5. 50 $7. 00. ’
”"278. f ' /
We have just received I new invoice
oi Carpets. Five pieces oi extra super
20a; 25c extra value We can always
show you the greatest bargain: in
. SCOFIELD&HOYT .
I: WQIHINOTON ITIII‘I'.
South Not-walk.
ingrown. the per yard.
5“ch patterna blotting {or 15o. 18c,
OLUI IUILDIIO
Nor-walk.
.. av
Read % Ver’ Cflll
As you know it is our intention to retire from the dry goods business about Janu-
ary let, we, this week, call your attention to several of many splendid values we are
offering you in the dress goods department in order to close out this department first
and make room tor several odd lots oi stuff we have now in the basement In no case
are the goods worthless than 25 per cent more than the price naked but to the major-
ity oi cases are worth double.
lord
Skirt lining. Double told all wool dsonela in Twenty-five ianey braid eels, ,
Allklodairoat ls'; to 25¢ waist browns and blank only. 25:: worth flounder. lldoaat
um. 10° yd am, 15° yd We know we can do you good ii
" Yard wide cashmeres all coiora 5"" W‘ '“V “ml“! 0"“1'
Best linen canvas. the quality. lie yd ”a m , ' .182: yd “'5 ‘ dress °' waist pattern.
mm "m” 6° yd Yud oft. all. wool urges all eoi M '5'” “if; b" ”‘1'”
. - unl'yons muwstwe
.60" 3"” “1"“ 4°“ ”1 on. Me goods. 2'30 yd A Hot.
.1 ill) when. lite yd
Next week we will dive you a
“WNW". pieces "06 ianoy ileu- o anon to read shoot a hoot of
“4": fl“ Mum‘l “I dlfimn‘ "a “Mull. finned Mink“.
. l at in ._
Illldittll. m 1001. “it!“ I“. “a". uo'dg’ Mun“ a", ' [:33‘ "I “0"”1 W
no. title will how. are yd all at one price. the ,u w. ,1?” have on “35'? m.
llllvltt. black il¢ilrod hrllllauilltll. Ten pleura in tech all wool heurl- " W M V. I atom
“W'- ‘ "w MW w... mitot'tttm-m ll."
thin. black floured all wool act-go. loo pieces til. it": and live iauoy Beet moire 0‘ Ametiosn dross
worth eat. " lilo yd dreaa [lull-r. lie yd gingham. llu yd
SOUTH NORWALK aosmu STORE,
Old Iontlnol Building.
We will led
ill Waohingtoh Strut.
And with the season's mince. We
. wiehtohriosto mt “mm . m, twtiwtuoudvmwtmmm .
I L'. l mutant momma Field»
W L t. mm‘mautoodm ..00 . V..I',l
HIRE Water (inlaid. rum: went-om «who. me)
~ .mm aadl’laoamllakliaasla. , , Yourhudaaassd I
W! .1 . uwmwmmlogmm lfiw .j ”WWW“
"' I'llJl‘U YEAH“) T0 0RD”
_ l'aleiiaa. mhaealeyaad «mt. Or Morq
AGAIN I "" , ‘
0 8108'“.
Wifl'lriaammm tetlrlroatlma‘
W Walnut-ates MIDI"! Kuwait tantalum-trestle:
Away.
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