, My
MMIWWIW to
i or. of Henry
the member. or her
‘ Auntie Sunday
week. .
‘Eillaooml
. night. promises to
. 4 oacaaion.
7 lit crack toothall
4. tho South Norwaika
' were of eight to four.
ha a strong olevan.
Kaolin died this morn—
il Cove street. hitter
‘_ rot Bright'a diaoaae.
. by a husband and six
of the Christiana exer-
lut Avenue Methodist
arch will be held minor-
afith ill-a Sadie Randall
mi. in the church.
hillt‘llitmzdent F. E Long
Kancock Life Insurance
git Stanford. and his wife.
. min-m and Sunday of
on; 1:. L. Daniels. of Fort
,. on decorating for
the East Avenue Metho-
oiturch are .1. C. Haw.-
Alnaworth. James
Edward Hinel and Dr.
' The committee on
» and boxes are Janina
and Harwell Day. .
party tum-entertained by
ra. Thomas Wood at their
ill: kill street. Saturday night.
5 are present from New Hav-
V' and Bridgeport. Airs.
and. of New Haven. nuaiated
in receiving the sonata.
fl analog of sotial enjoymmtl
W was partnken of and it
Sunday morning when ilw
, Elfin was said. Many loit-
‘ m were left behind. which
Mural in romembranre or
“Sunday school session of the
Iliad Methodist Episcopal
”mutiny the following
committees were ‘nppoinl-
iona. James iliiommo
Aioaworth. llr. l-‘ranlt
Hoyt. Edward iiowail
Human; trimmings a‘tluasoa
minim. Mrs Holmium. Mr
.M lira John |.'ilomulp
it!” on twoui’ottlonoti
~ 3- 1 ion: committee on
Eurwail Day. Two
”notional with grant on-
auditor warmth-ti hill in-
Mnnt church. prnnrhing
.. 1 muons, yoatorduy.
‘ no for Waterbury to-
1 . will be (‘Olluiliii'il
m and an ion; as tho
1‘th will he too-
6‘ Gratin. from East,
it than whom whole
, amt la ovanuellatlt
fill'litll a parly of four.
/ ' “a halt in Macedonia.
WI. iiitl labors u
bun crowned will
, [and la expected
flan. floating: ovary
Way. 7:30 p. at.
m
imam announced
. “ih the molar nab»
_ church was reu-
' . yum-day. Tim
on at his bat-t
whirl: watt fully
fluctuation in
ii. Parri- in! the
Willi to grow to it»
, M. The flit!"
War at 'i o‘rloolt
it” A. .1. 111111111
.1 animal-am
, l
immanent , in the
«narrow-1a 1m indobtati to
.flmmmmuamdtohhko,
animal More January lat at the
{lamina Wilda.
'l‘lio illiatiaad my formerly owned
- by 1. Edward Viacom. and which waa
solo-to Hr. Lyon. who "coolly pur-
chaaad the ‘Pandlotouplaee. ran away
Saturday with Mia Lucy Lyon. The
cart wan aomawhat broken and it be-
‘in; repaired by B. Arthur Grifln.
mam mam.
Mark Wilbnr’a bone. which had
lockiaw, was shot Saturday.
Richard Mallard in very sick. He
la threatened with pneumonia.
Thomas Northrup and wire. of Win-
nipault. are xueata or Air. and hire.
liantord Smith.
Alina Estella Walker. oi Brooklyn,
has returned home after a visit with
hits Cornelia Brady.
The Mtllical ' association under the
direvtion of Prolemr Smith. in study
ing “The Little Tycoon." with a who
to giving it in public noon.
ltev. S. J. Austin preached in the
Congregational church. yesterday
morning. on “Growth and Develop.
ment oi_ the Christian Lite."
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Non-ion have re-
turned homa from their bridal trip
and are residing at the Brady resi-
deuce. at the corner of Brookside ave-
nue and Main street.
The Literary trlrt-le met Friday
night. at. the home of W. H. Maokay.
The subject taken up was "The Great
Stone in Sardla." by Stockton. Thero-
aitrr current topics wore discussed.
The Sunday school of the Congre—
gational nhurt-h la rehearsing the can
tutu. "Santa (rlnua' Mistake." lo lu-
preaonted in the church on the urtiaa’
ion oi the (‘hrintmao lutivnl. which
villi probably be held Monday. the ZTllt
inst.
'l‘lio lulu-r11! of the late Edward lv‘ow-
lor nan largely uttendod yoaterday
from his home. Rev. 8. A. South of.
lit-later}. ' Eagle Hoolt and Ladder
rompany.‘ of which Mr. Fowler was
on lionnrai‘v member. attended in 11
body. and tour of thorn noted on pull
bearers. The burial was to tilt Ridge
cemetery. -
lixtmsivo alterations are to in-
111ml? in the old (follontlor roaitlonro 111
t‘ollondor‘a point. which has rovenily
passed into lilt‘ hands of Mr. Troliridgo
of Now York. The interior in to ho '
rt-nlotleled. Anthony 'l‘ltotnpaon. of
ilrvouwit it. has tit» t'ontrat't. the Fruit
it: \ltnoliotuw 11.11111111113 of Bridgeport
fttrulnhins all the. lntorior ttltn. rash.
doors on
NEW ENGLAND CLEANINGS.
An early li'i‘ harvest in predicted on
iinlno river» tlilit winter.
W
Sportmanuhip among collagen does
not appeal to the Hartford Courant.
it baa boon t'troltoned that there aro
ovrl‘ 2H1 lady mualclana in lowlaion
16nd Auburn. lilo.
Momrhnaotta to about (he only
11111111 in which sold tiiat-ovorlea have
not yot boon reportatl.
iirain- laden can burn been nothing
‘uto Portland at the rate of about No
an hour tor auroral day-
A lame" tidal woman runnllui an
otpreaa to tour nearby towna. will
make another trip on the am alta-
ding.
'l‘lte ovation: or a brain-11 poatonlco In
the western part at the city la a recog-
nition oi tho numb oi liarti'ord. Ct.
“ovum or Navrport. it. 1.. havlnl 110
many woouau buildings. the luauranca
people rat! the city in the madam-11a
tlon olaaa.
A pole for a will. placed in tho top
of two lraaa threaded lilo is yours
ago. in upon-d aa atlll doing honinaaa .
at. the aaata old um
Mr Smith now» has bran an out”
oer at th- tooa oi limo. tia. tor
term.aaaturalnaamhnahaaa
town oollaoiar. ila Mae hia rounda
on immune an! amaltiim
meant “and bewilderment
to mallow unilllnt lam.
mmmuam humor
W walla manila-1 to “11mm
.mmmya‘motnmm
moaurar Motown lilo when
paid no. maintain: inetnhara ill. and
other: it mortally.
anal maniac la the month at June or
1 July in each year. at lilch piano at: the
oxaentira oomntittao t. he board 0!
truatoes shall appoint. . .; .1 election
of oliiaera and truatoaa and matron-v
action of other ”Worm habitual.
Horetotore the annual hualneaa meal-
in to. been held in unnohoaom. it
can now be held at the aatne time and
place as the annual convention. Thia
will more a large attendance at the
bouillon meetings.
The tin-inane attain of tho 0011)th-
tlon ahall be managed by a board or
1 not leaa than 100 nor more than 150
trusteea. who shall be chosen by ballot
at the annual hualnoaa muting.
Each somatic-ll denomination shall
be represented on tho‘ board by at laaat
one truatae for, my lhouaand Incle-
tiaa or Chrlaiian Endeavor in pool: de-
nomination.
To anaure tho trident geographical
representation on the board of trnatam
the nominating committee to instruct-
ed to nominate the president of each
state. territorial and provincial Chris-
tinnEndeavor union in the United
States and Canada as candidate: for
election to the board of truateea. The
suggestion is alao made that the nom—
inating committee carefully consider
any nomad issuing from an authorized
wuroe that may be presented by any
evangelical denomination entitled to
representation on the board.
it will he noticed that the changes
are sweeping. and maltevthe society
prartlcally a representative body. The
admission of the leaders in the various
states is also another innovation.
which was trlod last year as an experi-
nwut with greatpucooaa. The reduc-
tion in the memberahip fee and the
proposition to hold the annual
tornatlonui oonveutlon will insure
greater interest and a much larger at-
tendanrr.
HANDSOME DIVIDEN D.
(fonaoliduled Road Stockholders Will
Revolve. 8950.1”) for Christmas.
'i'bo (‘onaolldated Railroad directors
that in New York. Saturday. and voted
11 dividend of 2 per (1?an “W regular
quarltarly. A11 the ropllal slot-it is
ni1011t8i?.o0il.iltl0. thin leitienti will
yield something like 3951‘).th to be ditt-
tributed among the stockholders as
C hilatmna romemiirantm
lilo ropori of the Ottobor buttlntaa
wna of n r'haratlor to piano1 the dirot-
tors. The volnmu of business for that
month was far ahead of that for 01'-
tobt-r. llilltl. 'l‘lio Novombor bualnooa.
it is also ataloti. had been good. and
the amount when collated la lilwly to
be estimated in his figures. 1
Worrostor is having :1 "gain" allop.
ping week. 1
la‘.\’ Tlr.‘ ll TA 1 NM Ii'NTS.
3011111 l0ltilllli BAPTIST CHURCH.
tttusraarau ttctuttt, -
“A Yankee in Paris.
And 1111.1 lie Sow and 11111."
wroaasoavrvco, into 71:.
Ticket: 911 and 15 cont-
1li1 1w
Nor-walk Opera ‘Houac.
0" Nil!“ Only.
MiiNDAY. 08021183“ llltlt.
THE EDISONIA CO.
A Trip.
Around
the World !
(Jan aainlib 1.
Ctuahlnod effort: 0!
£21.80]. 01’ “ERICA.
Milli“. 0? Hill“!
[pillar with a Warm
High-Clams Artiata.
llaata now on aaia ai Waad' and
Prior: ’0. M and Mo.
W
KOYT'. THEITRE
wan: or amount it.
3w d tha who”.
law. .
ILL NEW FURY. i
Mar-alas. thallium
WWW lulu hallway
mum. mm
MWAWHM w
The amputation anal! hold an an-
meeting at the time and place of in»
Piotataa moat meiflémom. to p .Y
Maude notional
lambdjylhah‘atmpany praaaai- , ,
mm erw.'
oi anus tor one
weak. out"... up loaday moral“.
{and oontlaulna tutti!
; December 11th. Art
1111.11.41. individuality and character»-
Ottr aniira Ru: department will he
placed at ynur diapoaal at special
prim. tor the biggest and but Rug
choosing ever. undertaken lathe hia-
tory of thin oily—Fail] surpass any— .
thiu‘ within our recollection that has
ever taken placein the state;
Silvana. ‘
noun,
axuttttaraa, ‘
‘ wnxrotv.
SAKAI~
Doublelaced Jute.
nooua'r'ra.
m savanna.
You will now have the opportunity
or buying better Rugs for less money
than the some goods would cost it
brought through. the diatom-house to-
day. One of the particular features at
this great late will be (blind in Ross of
large carpet sites. it in a beautiful
collection of choice values that will be
sold rheap»tit‘ngnmcent lot to select
from.
, lv'ur Boas. Clusters and (.‘ollorrttoa.
in iiifli‘l‘i'lll designs and lura~4nink-
stone marten. brown mat-ton and elec-
tric 598‘. The entire assortment is
one of unusual richness and bounty.
and at the same time the prices are
not high for such grades.
The D. M. READ C0.
3311301203!
THE NEW i ii
Mahackmo.
lino of tho loading lintoia
ill Western l'umwoiit’ut.
WI! UNA mom-n 0' no:
‘ fl 111.1031)! imam!) ma
m. moon arm
0mm.
Sn opera and Ba uquoto
Gotten up in lint—clan Ityla.
.1..— .._... a...
lint-Class Conn 01111111. lists.
WY am
A mam.
Jill!" I1. WALL Proprietor.
gal WWW.» fiflL-a.
mmmnam
guitar taorrtn
both alumni anti mam-Mum v11: j VB ' ;
matters ”appropriate Chriatmaa 31m . . » g ,V
1 aa anything you can noose. . A
Department
Represented.
«i.Scof1eld 8- Hoyt.»
Holiday Trade
we shall offer our entire stock of Ladies and Misses
Our first big offering of
the acaaon in
Cloakst
Capes; 1
We arereceiving new
goods every day
suitable for?
Holiday .
Presents.
1.101.101 101110190111011101.101110111
TRIS-TRAM a HYATT,
Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn.
4-.....“ ...~'_.:_'1___1_..i_..‘._.. —.' .‘._. _. _. _. fl _.i
. . . . . .
lo mnkt' it intuit-sting fot the
Furniture.
(‘ apt-s «at u die-11 Ollllt’ilf ten per ((‘llt. for cash.
tty of our goods ext-oil's any p191 1011s your.
FURNITURE.
\\'1- shall also for thirty days before taking nt-t'ouutof
amt-k. tlfii'l‘ tho 14111110 ten per t-tn1t..diavount for rush on
'I‘Lvuinino our stock and Howard our prices.
SCOFIELD 6t HOYT,
83 Washington Street.
”m IORWALK
When You 1111
Ladles’ iioso. ~
t‘hiltlrt-u‘a litiulory.
Ladloa'. Miaaoa‘. (ioltta‘ untl lloya‘
l'ndorwonr.
Mott‘s \i'ot'ltlng Shirts.
Corsets.
tilovoa.
Neoltiifl.
Soapa.
ltlbb’bna. Jewelry. lam-a. litttnbnmh
Edna”.
Toilet Articles.
Embroidery stilt of all kinda
. South Norwalk Boston Store,
’ its Wtahinatoa Street.
11111 saw you from
i'ill‘kl’l'hiillkfi.
i‘tit'ut-t Stools.
liliiliikl’l‘l'ilii‘ifl.
telpool silk and 'l‘wiai.
linlr llrualtou.
i‘ottott l'tttlt'rwvttr.
Mott's Cardigan Jilt'kiilil.
l-‘nncy Dreaa (llama.
\11y of tho following tulitlos dont fillgt‘i‘ the fact that
we '11'11 giving up till' dry goods luminous. and that we
25 to $0 per cent. on every purchaac.
hl‘t‘litl Goods of ii” ltltldti. \Vulfli and
Shirt Union.
union
ultltlw. tinting Mount-la. i'l‘iltlli. Giul-
iiiiillli.
L11 111p».
lillltolino.
Ami lililliil‘t‘llii of more «internal Iota.
too many to enumerate. all of which
are at price: that will anvo you loot!
moon to examine when you want to
buy any at them.
South “we“. Goon.
WILLi
Hana
WI:
an:
mam l
Andwlihthaaaaaoa'agraaiiln. vie
titanium-lilo your atrium a trap
Mammal Planar. and Plum
mm mm own on
WatercoimJ'amaatl Wad
m aadPlauaaa.-9Ihlianla.l'laqaa
“inflammation-wot»
martian: vitamin to outwit.
WWWWM Mat»
in Walnut“ Mloalh Intuit.
W9 will le0
iii: incite-oi Idiot-lining moo tor
$100 a Your!
(Whit. I My.)
hair Malawi advertised
, Or More
Will‘itlllmmram Minimum
WW“ “MU '
Wall Street.
NOI'M
Away
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