in the Advent bile not very true one or great and helpful to lineal qut- begin elect with the serving of the Epworth , Deanery Methodist .i at the meeting of ‘ Epworth W18. and entertained the . than talk upon the he an“ was halt] L who knew her. ‘ aympathiee and children and I. oi Barlow. la . Arthur. the black- gm matter in Main flan. 01 Baypori. l.. l.. ependl’nx several weeks . Hoyt. has returned . pardon: indebted to In reeueeted to make January let at the L 1 e .oottaae has been inundation in color will be placed in an improvement ‘ ail-eel. in doing good ' church. nunday Wide crowded. and W a deeire #3. 'lie will con- .' who tell and diternoon at the . Dudley ll. ' “attuned to in Hoyt. Dr. limb. ~ rain it rm inlet-eel ha- been Ill! may have "What Inuit i do up ditb e new cont L . had been quite [but on edition in to open one rumour tritium “th/edg realm metronome-m." 'Wfl. m ' the ,y , , , in Deminaoannendhie dire mmnoded. llonday alibi. by, n lemmoltheirtriende. trout-vita more linith’a drum eorpee‘nd dome MmmdflopmntadeWMI. Thevveroinritedintothehnoeealm. the noise owned. and Momy mat» ed to eoilee and delta. W Ilia Annie emeti- narrowly man an inning one; feet under the wheel: ot a train. Huntley morning. The trainitota'he her‘to her work in lentil Nowell; wad drawing; into the “not. She eteppod near the edne oi the plat- allpped and tell. aimoat elidlng under the ponderoue wheeia. The long-Itandins dieputo between aelectmen and the iiiaat Berlin Bridge company about a bill of I600 claimed by the latter in due them. for work on the bridge acme: Gorbam'e pond at lung’s End Lending. and for which they were‘about to one. line been settled by the eelecttnn paying up. on the promise oi the. company to keep the bridge in repair tor live yeera and allow a robato'oi nu) onthe bill. Scarlet lever in reported at (i F. Bat- temon' a homo: hire. Dr. Taylor vielted her daughter in Brooklyn. Westley. w. F. Renaud entertained a friend from South Nowell: over Sunday. Klbort Avery. 0! Pound Ridge. was the guest or Abram Noah on Monday. F B t. 1 but: been carting wire for the Weetern Union Telegraph oom- lllliy William Rome's infant daughter died Friday last. The funeral was held Sunday. hire. Gusto Lee and daughter will leave town in u few days to spend ihr winter in Peeltekiil. The children 01‘ the Sunday schools oi the several ohurohee in town are re- hearsing .ior t‘hrluilnaa. ‘- l‘he iuir held last Wednesday by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal tvhurob netted about lib. w. A. Williama has a ilnedleplay oi silverware in his window. which in at- tracting romiderahie attention. A horse owned by Mr. Laritine. of Waterbury. who was in tovvn carting wire for the Western Union Telegraph trotupany. died last Friday. The Western Union Telegraph coin. potty in taking down six wires on the large omen .oounlry line. formerly known as the Mutual Union Telegrnpb - line. between New York and Benton. mannered. Puplla of Broad lliver echool pendent every day durine November: needle Catt-rail. hole-limited. nary Ander‘ and. Carrie Aedereoa. Blind Fierrle. ilulu Payne. Hallie Wailtley. label Keeler. Florence tit. John. Georgie Benton. Mine Pm. inter contained. Arthur Booted. Percy Oetterali. tier- bert Regen. Clarence Cable. Thoma: (latter-ail. Charlee flattered. Louie Am defend. Alired unease. Mind m. John let-oiled. Willie little. Absent one-halt day: Janine lemon. an- unt one day: Lillie Payne. liilte One born. 0rd Hendriekn Ilia Jeanine. . lithe! vane. Hubert It. lobe. My lit. John. ma Kevlar. ladle Forbell. Him JOIIMUII. .AF’D‘MM AT Till PRISON. 'i'hn m1. prided Gimme m on- guedmuohottbetinat their new in: yummy with W unnamed with their mall report tom but in mm. mermaid-redundant» .porteolthedardeewflm inmate-matador tobeenlliodiediatltdmu dreetere. ”dammit! ill“ ulnfilntwermmw Mill; m and M moire “nonrandom atom drummer ' mom aw mm one eeeeedaditemdy embeblrmnotbeenuniled in any. other way an eeeeeeetuil‘y. mw1 ienlayedon m the autumnal planaeioetbeii. throw seetoteeehtmheiegtomen_ meatyneeleeepoeeihle William”. > “ in the other tutu troll snoring. law oteadot. amt line. however.. a on... hmleeufindedtenieettromtbedonr at each and 0! the room. ntuetbethrown into thiefiukfi’l’hm atom nethedaolmorlngmneieto; form. which was coated with lee. and “new the, ball into the beehet while it in in play. Thin enunte two poiuta'. The other method ie to melted one! from a tree throw. A tree throw is allowed to a term redolent when m loulieoommltted.end itenrreepoode;b1lm“dm mumm the exactly with an attempt to kick a noel alter a touch down in football. Thin count: one point. This hall is thrown trout av di‘atance of fifteen teat from the goal. To‘ run with the bell. kick it or hold it agalnet the body in a foul. and it in also a tool to tackle, push. hold, shoulder. trip or etrike an op- ponent. A free throw in the tint pen— alty, and dieouallnoatlon oi the player the second. The gamea are played in twenty/minute halvee. with ten min- utea intermleeion. A haeltet ball team to compound or live man. right and left iorwarda. right and left guerdeand center. The rel. eree put- the ball in play and none but. the content may final touch it. They are nearly alwaya the taiieat men on the team. Only the oentera may touch the ball tiret alter a goal has been tirade and it is pulled out or the bullet. The forwarde and center have the moat intereeting poaltione to play and re~ oelve moat of the button. for they make nearly all the goale. 'i‘he guards have the hardeot work and get hardly any honors. RAILROAD MEN'S MEETING. Annual Gathering of Mutual Association Benefit The annual meeting of the Mutual Benefit aeaoclation. composed oi ems ployoee oi the mayor and atalien service of the New York division of the (lonaolidaiod railroad. wan held in Stamford. Sunday. The treaeurer'e report showed: Cash in bank. Jan. 1. 8753.03; receipt: from duee. tam; rec «time from used-manta. 8192; inter- est. $25.90. Didburaomente: betteilte. 8812.75; ealary. too: printing. ”7.25; hall hire. ‘2. This allowed 1a balance on bend for .tttn. l. l8iiil. oi “Add.” The memberehip at the be- ginning of hurt your waa l‘id: new membdre since added. 10; expelled. ii: roughed. i; premit membership. 186. .l. W. Wardtvell wee re‘elerted pm» ldent by aeriamatiou. is}. H. Ween. oi Port Cheater. and G. a. Vim-em. of sound Beach. were elected vice pro-t dontn. W. id. Duncan. o! New York. was elected treasurer: P. W. J. Smith. of New Yorlt. eerretnry. The noun tire oommittee choeen were: Robert J. ire. Stamford; .l. P. Leonard. Port Cheater: and Oeear Hailed. Stamford: repreeentatire Harlem River branch. W. ll. Ferry. ii. Ryereon. oi larehntont. proponed that they admit tower operator-e into membership. .l. P. Jonee. of Port (theater. epoite oi theimmreuent in the film of invented employed lllllll lit. Wiieon innit hold. it tree voted that the president onpoiet a domino tee to inveeiiute and reporter next annual meeting. The m at eligibility tor member- eblp wee attuned treat lid to it yearn. u BIDDING ”Dill OOKMID. intention Probation Hineeii for the Ordeal at Friday lowing. lumiaombniltobehaneedearly Friday mine. to not an indilereet toot-intend merino-loo. ll‘udd. we. lie beearatiier aer- maimbeieypetidthedeetbm. "‘W,anm of buying $1.00 Paid elolt‘ eeeortnient or black ml hhiohtmahe on equal to out mum Velvem in all the beautlw tlvtmonottuutntm. ibrhdeenta Held Lou and into oi women have trade [or 59 can. but they did the MD! Before they our the gentle—- eeeina is buried With thin lot. curiae mu Velvete. 69 cents! [tithe Jewelrycorner. one at the Biometry-ya brillit. always pleasant. aluyreomething hendeotne. Bracelets. 50c. 75c. 95c. $1.00, $1.26. $1.50 and 31.75. Rings. for ladies and children. 25;: to 85.00. Cult buttons. 256 to $2.75 and 3.00. Watch chemo. for ladies. boys and men. .506 to $2.50 and 33.00. Broochee. the to $3.00. ‘liat Pins. 10. 26. 50. 750.. 81.00 and $1.25. Baby Pins. with andr‘without chain. 25. 50. 75c and 31.00. and Bone. 31.25. v.50. $2.00. $2.50.. $2.95. $3.75. 83.95 and lino—«as nice and no high no you wont to no. Book: (or Young People. charming juvenile storied. including the Works or Annie Fellow-Johann. Edith Rob- inson. iii-a unlock. Juliana Horatio Ewing. Dr. John Brown and other writers of “child claeaica." > Publiehere' price. 50 cents; our price 39 eenta each. W Pleading and beautiful things for the home. In the Upholstery department. lance (‘urtaine for the windows and Portion-es for the door—only $2.98 to 56.00 a pair. Beautiful Mantel . Dra- peries. 75c to $3.50. Pretty‘Table Cov- ers. We in $22.50. Nice Sofa Pillows. 751‘ to $3.00. Comfortable Heed Reels. 17o ‘ “.00. momentum. EXT RTAINNENTS. W 800“! "In“ W CHURCH. ILLII‘IMTID ‘HGTUII, “A Yanilee in Paris. matinee. mot-n mum. "to." A Coma at Imiat Unmet-y 91mm. to.» muscle lit muflflsmbudi'inme new mom. immanent-modem llllldd I all! nutmeleoznlwebareade-L to 39¢. Stylish (‘out‘rh Covers. $2.50 to gut WM“ M We ore; receivlilg new goods every day Suitable for Holiday PreSents. ~0 Dormant Refllesented. TRISTRAM e» HYATT. Gazette Building, Norwalk, Conn. ‘coedtsntj Hy... . m... .. Holdayl‘rade we uhullg offer our bntire stool? of Ladies' and Misses' C outs and C apes at a discount of ten per cent. for cash. i 'lho quality of our goods excells any 111 ev1ous your. ill -t - i —' . 1-4—1 .L 1—: s t i l Our first big offering of Cloaks Capest t FURNITURE \\ '9 shall also for thirty days before taking arcouutof stock. t'lflel' the some ten percent. discount for cash on Furniture. Examine our stock and compare 0111' prices. SCOFIELD Gt HOYT, 85 "Washington Street eom nonwanx. When You Wan We“ Street 103"“. Any of the following urtivles don't forget the fact that we ill't' giving up the dry goods business, and that we no save you front 25 to on per cent. on every purchaee. Mid What He Still and Did." Ladier iloee. Pocket-books. Dress (loud: at nil ltindn. Weird and "10'“9" IVIOJIG. ll- Chlidren’a Hoeiery. Cornet emu. llrona lllnyu. l-litlri LiningaL L not: “MINNIE“ ‘ iadiee’. llleeea‘. Genie” and lion" lladditeeebiei’e. Cotton L (loads of all kinds and HOYT’. THIRTRI Underwear. Picturott. widths. Outing b‘innnole. I’riutn. (lim- vvlld or omen-ta l8. III'I Working mm. film“ 9"“ ““1 'l‘wiei. baton. . Bone-at t! the eel-ind m. Comte. ""3“ WW]- Maine. ‘ Maude “111111311! mom. Kid Glovee. i-iliitoline. law by themed!!!" "I“ Neckline. llatr llruehee. And hundreds of more different iota. lam Scene. , (lotion Underwear. ‘LL NEW PuY.l ltibbonI. Jewelry. ineee. Homburdh lion's éerdigen Jackeu. '0“ many to ”W““‘ all 0‘ which mm. The 0““ “I Realm Fancy Drone (linen. are at price- thet trill lave you good mm. The ”Patrol Toilet Artiem. show Cane. money to examine when you want to "“133" \m%: limbroidery out or all titles. mom. buy m at the. MM. AMBIM. MWWWI Daughter. South Norwalk Boston Store, emu Mot em. We will om Add wit intimate Mae. We L“”W.,m M ‘ m, noun-«Mammal». Willi“ m I“ More» . MM'WMWmsloo . VOIrl "I“I Welcoming-oi Mum (like. new.) 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