mt ell 0mm“ Wyhegzxnkmlfi Itadeptli catfigr’ test.bu,t ill out» than abundant supply. . W ' W $25 9599:...“ WW lyn.formanyyssrs.cemetohis WW .~ W ' ‘leral will be from the family residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'.clock in- tq'bent In Spring Grove Cemetery. Richard Holmes. who stands six ”men Inch lam his stockings. rarer e'first tli lab-American ":3." “m7: Isefels’d‘tr; spell: ay In a reel- 11 “was. :momm My". ’5 ' ' palm i ‘ ‘ ' immatures is now 11“’it- r’ ‘12“ In“ J” The recently malted Darien Fire mm hold -s’ nesting tonight at s ttrthe rooms over W; B. Whit- 's l,“ Railroad/avenue The win-Liaise P.,Altmsn. - ' " Downcs. ..Peterson Tb be hi i ”helium i1 .. men re s con y u- ill; and thegl’ollee are likely to ; Inc one 0! Darlen's leading organ i «The voeee«of»liiss.lt‘lorenea Bennett against Frederick A. Bouton. for the support oi a two-year-old child. came yesteadsy sltersoonainrthe Town all. betore Justice William Schild knecbt. The accused was defended by Money Michael Keneelly. of item- on. sad the plaintlil by Attorney libel k.wood of Stanford A demurrer was entered by the defendant' s coun- sel. probable cause was found by the . endthe case went up to the 01 common Pleas. in for trial the Irst Tuesday In Bonds tor the young men s nce at that time were used at and were furnished by at Newton, father oi the sc- 3.53639 murmur. The front veranda of the Buttcrworth realm ls being rebuilt. Mrs. A. R.,lienderson is recovering from her resent sickness. 1‘ , 7 W Patrick Walsh will occupy the But- terworth house this winter. The Butterworth family have gone to New York for the winter. l _———-————.— "Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Smith. of South Norwnlk. were the guests of lira. Smith's mother. NRA R. Hender- son, Sunday". . «.,_ liev. and. Mrs. Robert J. Thompson are enjoying a three weeks' vacation. " James Cahlll has gone to Florence. lines. where he has secured a posi- . tlon. ‘ " . . . m The Historical Society met last ov- oulng with Mrs. l-‘annle A. Gray. East Church etrcct. vArthur Allen. of New "even. is a guest at the residence of Frank N. Taylor. Imperial avenue. Mr. and hire. Alfred W. iiollry, of Denbury. are guests of bin. Delia I". liorchouse. Wright street. A petition:3 tartan: drtérielatedpziskiug t , . n ng ap nted. We» on the an side. There are unclaimed letters at. the Westport post. 'onlce for Miss I". Boyd. hllss Louise lialsteed. Rev. Fred 8. Theorem Olab held the first re- hearsal of its new play Too Much Joihnu‘son. in the Opera House. last ev- en . ' w W. W. Stevens. known as the Con- necticut elocutionist. will give an en- tertainment at the fisugetuck Metho- dist Bptsoopal Church. tomorrow or- onion w—w—a—y—op—w lir. and live. Elbert N. Blpprrlcy and llrs. William J. Wood left town yest- erday for Springfield. ”‘83.. when: they will attend the meeting of thr- ..a- lineal Grange. John It. Jennings has been ohms .9 delegate. together with the pastor. '.M ii. 1.1mm. totnei'onsocla— ties of Congregational clergymeu. at ”lord. this week. ltaaley Pillow. and lies Grace lieu- no. of Wetliwrsfleld. will be married In . Wm Church is the bride's hometown. Nmmnatsp. on It and hire. Pillow will reside in WW. prescr- commime-‘l‘homee Quin-‘ flank ll. Raymond and Lloyd «ms to ,. I» to ill. mt veils! Ill was"; Issac . to give muohi little. a great deal more for comparatively. little.“ . ”571111 .. 9.98 9991.99! ”9 wear; not W M sell. oil.» ride s jocket for rule gas but or you pay much or little we figure that you will be well pleased. «filliisgives an idea of our jacket stock: of ell-wool kersey In teased all leading colors. strapped seams. storm or cost collar: satin rhe— dame lining. $7.50 of lustrous kersey, all leading colors. lapped or stra seems, velvet collar If dos lye?l three rows or stitching around edge and cuffs. lined with high color satin 88.75 810 812. $13 $15 $16. $18 $215 to, $50 to $75 of kemy In black. caster. double breasted. throughout rbadetne royal end stitch- ed seems. rolling tailored collar tenets llllotl of kersey in all leading colors. double-breasted dip front. strap- ped seems. high storm collar coat back. satin rhedeme lining In high odlore. oi bleak Irersey. doubleebresst- ed. lapped seams. six rows of stitching around bottom. cost‘ collar. satin lined. kersey in all sesme habit hack. dsnib lined. colors, breasted dip front. double- strapped satin rha- kersey in black caster end roy- al. double-breasted. strapped seems. high storm collar. satin lined. 50 line kersey in black and all col- ors. double-breasted strapped seams. fancy silk lined. habit dip front. back. line keraey. bleclr end all colors. double-breasted dip trout. habit back, stitched seems. nine row of stitching around bottom. vcl- vet collar. full satin 50 korsey in black and lined. all colors. double breasted dip front. habit back. strapped seams. five rows of stitching around bottom. vel- vet collar. satin lined. an e ~length Jacket of ker- sey. onbhobressted tight-fitting hack. seems. rolling fancy silk lined. box fro'nt. stitched tailored collar. line korsey. ell colors and black. doublebreested. half tight lit- ting. strapped scams. tailored collar. collar and edges fancy stitched. iull satin lined. kersey in black and colors. dou- ble-breasted box front. back. velvet collar. fant- box stitch finished. full tenets line . 50 kersoy'. fl! front dip. habit bark. handsomely braided. lsr. satin lined. kersey, iront. scams. habit double-breasted back. fancy stitched. storm col- isy strapped velvet collar. full taiiets lined. chinchilla and breasted. high storm hersey, double— collar. stitchedlseems. cost back. piped with velvet. lull satin lined. kersey in black and colors. dou- bis breasted dip front. he'll storm collar and revers‘otcmar- tell . mink. beaver or mouinon Imoulllon is a silvery soft fur. really an odd sort of goat for) null satin lined. automobile coats of kcrsey in ten. covert brown and easier. fly front or double-breasted. lmx trout and bark or half tight fit- ting. tailored rollers. strapped or stitched seams. full silk lined. long Newmerket or English rid, Ing coats. kersey brown. ten. cantor. black. and revere trim ver. marten. ml k. lamb. half satin rhueme double breasted and trout. Mt-flttlng hack. ' with ha- in golden blue. and uy collar orPersisn lined with silk or Tug Ham ‘ Dar Goose Co ...»...- l M, ..Sflth Iii-s lley Turbines. who the ct lire. Frederic i: mun. Louise aims in sick iron the r-' ‘ as». Samuel Crawford uni-mm s 1 ’ pasty oi irieuds on Wednesday. , 1 lit-1. and Mrs. it. I.. Gregory spent Wednesday in Bridgeport. 08h . Lily liouton. eGeorge Bouts». is sick from pneumon- is. " ' ‘ tor the winter. Mrs. Caroline Wymeu has returned 1 a month's visit in Brook- limbo after lyn. Mrs. Thomas Cotter. or City island. has been visiting her sister. Mrs. John Crawford. "An invitation sociable and dance will be held in Washington Lodge Hell Wow evnlle. :llrs. iillliu. who has been visiting Mrs. J. Crawford. returned to oer home in City'isieud today. ...-... Joseph lilttenger, Mrs. n. M. Pillow. and hire. Minnie Gregory spent Thursday with litre. liawkeus, in West- 0011. Mrs. Julius Pruney, of this place, died in Msnhattarl Hospital. New York Wednesday. Funeral services were beld‘at his sister's in New York. on Friday. llrs. Booth. until recently a resi- dent of this place. died In New Milford Friday. The funeral wasrheld at the home or her brother In that place. She leaves one daughter. Mrs. Arthur Wood. of East Norwslk. KNMABOUTS All! TAILS. New Favorite» with teams l'er lee- leg and Orsislsg. There are fashions In yachts Just as there are fashions in almost every- thing else. The changes. however. in the fashionable yacht come more slowly. Some years ago jib and main- sall boats were in style. but they have almost become extinct. Many spirit. ed races were sailed in these old send buggers“ and everything depended on the ability of a crew to shift the his of ballast from one side to the other when the boat was tacking. Then boats with fixed ballast came into fashion and the designers bed to study how to place the lead to the best ad- vantage Open and cabin boats were raced quite a good deal, but now these have gone out of fashion. The cabin cntbost was a comfortable, craft for racing and cruising on the Sound and in the waters around Baton. The "cats" were gradually Improved and the modern ones are quite big. porno being thirty ieet on the water line and carrying an enormous malnsail. Last year heockebouta grew so pop- ular that catboats were supplanted from their premier position. and next year they promise to become still more unpopular. 'i'he kaockabout Is the handlest boat a man who wants a small yacht can have. It is easily han- dled. fast, and has a snug cabin in which the owner can live when he wants to cruise and can slsolaccom- module a few friends. Two years ago two classes were arranged for clubs on the Sound. At hrst the idea was not liked. but the boats have proved so successful that they are now the fash- ionable craft. Several have been 0 tiered and other yeobtsmen ere cfifl templating building boiore the next season's raring opens. The knocke- bout Is also cheap. It costs less than an up-to—datc cannot and can be built. rigged and fitted with a suit of sails and all neceaseries for “.000. Another class of yacht that has been growing in popularity is the yswl. ilev- ersi worebuilt for racing last year. and they furnished good sport. They range iron: thirty test on the water line upward. Heretoiore yawla had to race against sioopa or in a class by themselves when speel'el "We were offered. but now the Yacht Rec- ing Association oi Long island Sound recently adopted a special classifica- tion of them. Several yawis will be built before next year's sport begins and the racing promissoto be lood. A yewi is more expensive then a knock- about. but for those who can aiiord them they make ecomiorteble cruis- ing boat. Some yachtarnen are now looking for sloop rigged boats that can be changed into yewls. For those yuchtsmen who belong to small clubs the small rat-lug sloop has Im'omc quite popular. The half rater started this lesbian. but these boats were a little too small. Then the one rator came into fashion. and nest year s Milli!" slump about twenty ieet'on the water ”no will be popular for men who want an allevnoon's sail without hav» ing any accommodation on the bust. WANT PLACER CLAIIS REDUCED. Seattle. Wash. November hire. D. l. Pillow leaves for the , Wis! little daughter of ‘ . vbeeu showtime"! 111,1"19 153%” been oilered; never have prices ' is no room for improvement in the bar- pher' ill fitmtly pure wool. double and single breasted ‘ [lilac/fiat“). ‘7 50. fl and :9. Overcoats and Ulsters. Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a great success, Winter are ya and coverts. from $5.00.». All the a 3 colors. shearer. sane or ' Sweaters, reduced from 81. 25.- 31. 69 and $2. 00. to 89 cents Sweaters, reduced from 82 50. $3. 00 and $3. 50. to 1.39. ape, 10 cents each. 00mstock Bros. ll South Hill limit. South limit MILFORD A. GIFFIN. Manager. Two storer—Norwalk and South Norweik. EASTMAN KODAKS. 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount, William P. Beers’ NORWALK High grade, all wool. single and double breast-' ed and cutean black diagonal worsted suite, 810. , . haven't we have them. .MW .e.... «I THE FAIR i» . Cloak and Ear Store. From Makers To Wearers. 'Big Variety in newest styles of well-tailored LADIES’ so our: ucurs, suns, GOLF CLOTH AND FUR GlPES. AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. I. qubel 8- (20., 68 Washington street. South Norwalk. 0 By the Looks of the Front of his Store, Theodore lies Been to Boston Again. I have bought a large stock oi Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at .onohelf price. lot’ July and August sale and I think it is the best lot of goods ever adored on this earth for the money. and will overshadow any sale I ever had. in quantity and quality. The“ 0'5”” n gar." Ito establishmint‘zla tab mauso- ler furnished. better stocked, or better equipped ior inconclusive business of Framing Pictures. This department occupies our entire third liner and is in charge of en “adept." Every strip of moulding is cut by special machinery. This lnsurcs the most uniform sud por- iect titling Joints. We use lieu oi good duality that is clear and clean. We carry In stock 243 dilierent styles of moulding. from the cheapest to the very best. If you have pictures. bring them here; If you r crhsps some Artistic Paintings In Water Colors would interest you. They re here at prices from 85.00 to :50. You're wel- come herc at any time, whether you purchase or not. Wall Papers. Painters' Supplies, Ari- ists' Materials. ' Pictures framed to Order. Painting. Paper Hanging. Decoratin . DECKER, 87 Washington street. South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. Call. 14343. Open evenings till 8:30. PREPARE FOR YOUR inanksgiving Dinner! and when the family have their an- nual reunion your dining room will be a thing of beauty, if you furnish it irom our up-to-date and handsome stock of 1 iining Room Furniture Our China Closets. Dining Chairs. Bide Boards. give you more beauty to the square inch than anything you can buy with quality and prices combined. A. J. BflllINS & 80.. l’lhlill Directors Ind Kmllllmtis, 12 North Main street. South Nurwullt N....Y.,NH&HR..R3 TIME TABLE. In effect June 11. 1899. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR .' NEW YORK. A M.:—~12 53x. 4: 55a. 5245. 6:15 6: 45. 7:.” 7: Six, 8: 16:. 9:031, 92,36 9:58x. 10:22x. li:35x. 11:40. P. lit—12:47:. 1:1]. 12:25:. 3:04. 3:21: 4:07. 5:10x. 5:331. 5:551. 6:41, 7:55, 8:11. 10:20. SUNDAYS. A. bl.—12:53x. 5:423. 9:05. P. M.—8:.‘iix. 5:35. 7:20. 10:45:. 10:10 LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOB oln LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. hi.——I2:021. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00.81001. 9:00x. 9:02. 9:04;, 9:06, 10:02:. 10:04, 11:001. “:02. P. M.~12:02x. 1:06: 2:001. 2:0]. 3:02x 3:30;. ~i:02x. 4:043, 5:02x, 5:30;. 6:001. b 02, 7:00,8:00x. 9:30. SUNDAYS. in selecting the" consideration was most «chemical tor . are looking for mu : economy There are ‘ ”' priced things here cheap, shabby kind. goods will be our ' . and not the decaying possible prices. We ‘ All goods delivered . To the advantages om of our inhlgh Coal: ‘ dust. more comfort. more more heat to the besheltal, new omytothetontbanaayenlj‘ Gives satisfaction because we ' coal. Try it ones. 1' the advantage at using it always portal. Coal Yard and 0003. Walt Branch Office. corner Washingta fl ‘ Main street. South Norwalk. meg. Royglgenrl. mom no u imam J.’ 0.’ JENNINGQ. «management. mi- Wall Paper- and Borden 1 NORTH IAIN swans South Norwaia. Sample Books of meet ”I. at Papers. Borders and Gilt taken to houses for impaction. on ID- in by postal. Estimatu W van. A. ill-12:0”. 6:00. 7:30. 10:02:. I'. him—6:00. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR? NEW HAVEN. ! A. bl.:-—l llx.l :20x, 6: 28 7: 42.8 I6 9 llx 10: 12x. 11:08: 11: P. iii—12:02,: l:2i. 3:071.4:18. 55:27: 6:27. 7:05. 7.28. 9:05x. 9:.15 ll:l Bridgeport in addition to above, p.’ m,. 2: 42. 5. 04:. 7: 28 SUNDAYS. A M.:—-l 11x. 1:201. 7:42. 9:12. P. biz—7 15. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY A. 3.2—6 35. 9:15 to: 02x. P..:.M——120 4:25. 5:.105:58. DANBI RY 'ro son TH NORWALK. A. M.:.:.:—-600725938.:.1194 P. .M.:——4 21). 6: to. Sunday trslnsto Denbury.9 :20 s. m,. 7: 25p. m. LeaveDenburyJ: 05am. 6:10. 6:003. : An 1 indicates express. fl' .... ...—.:-... -.....L--.... _. I Want lyroolnpslntedorpaperediae hurry. This everybody ls crying now. . Jobs of this kiad cannot rink so I test but that I can handle them everybody' s prices and JUNIUS BROWN, 1Oas Fixtures. mPlumbing lllil Stun ileum Hot Water letting. Hot Ii: listing. BTOVESM AND RANCH, SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. (lee and Steam lists! Have you seen our stock (I RICHMOND KING“ 9 I01- belonuaiiotchlluii. 11 wan. mm. noawaiat. W -.fiSoltli lomii limit Bill Open automate”. “I ~ s.m.t012m.,endirolsl Helge-Iii 8eturdey.9a.m.tollll.lllfll. day evenings from 7 to!» Interest allowed III m. ALDEN ”LIAN”. ens-t. , JOHN H. l’lfltllfll. VW 2:
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