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IDI'ALI roar omen.
I 5 V James F, charter lmerson,
WW Bmitbwfisnhnna Took. [Mlle
New. Alleaendro Patrltto.
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ran IOIWALK roar omcl.
I.liss Mia (gamble. llr. Geo. Hendrick, a“?
W I' I.“ Kinmane, Dani c
cuthey, Ira. Aaron Van name.
“ HARRY RIDER, P. is.
low York Herold “anchor forecasts.
The storm now central in the Upper
St. Lawrence Valley will probably move
rapidly to the eastward, followed by
high rbrisk northwesterly winds and a
considerable fall of temperature in this
section and New England to-day. In
this district to-day fair weather will
m prevail, with slightly higher,
llc y lower temperature, and
fresh to brisk southwesterly wrnds,shiftr
1’18] to northwesterly, increasing in force,
0 owed by cloudiness and
, a
light
rain. In the liid States today
fair to partly cloudy eather will prob-
ably, prevail, with slight temperature
changes and fresh southwesterly to brisk
westerly winds, followed by cloudiness
andlight rain or snow near the lakes,
and light local rain near the coasts, and
inflow England fair to partly cloudy,
warmer weather and brisk southwesterly,
land-led by westerly winds and light
snoworrain.
m Macros Ionanow.
Sunrises l Sunsets I High tide Low tide
) 0.52 4.27 8.15 2.31
Llewellyn June is critically ill at his
horny on Spring hill.
Thenlvil case of Bivitz vs. Wilson has
“I .. been appealed to the Superior Court.
ml discount on all goods bought
in quantities, for cash, at Thad Gnyer’s.
5...... was broken Thursday for the
new Children's Home on the Wesiport
road.-
DnGeorgs 8. Baxter is soon to erect a
handsome residence on his East avenue
WWI.
, ~8mall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
st F. Hayea’ market.
-‘ TheKing’s Daughters of the Congre—
gational church are packing a large box
of clothing, etc., to send south.
Rev. William R. Baldwin, of Friend-
ship, N. Y. will preach in the First Bap-
tlfi church tomorrow morning and
evening.
. ~0nrbing,50 cents a foot. William
on, contractor.
Workman have been employed for sev-
eraldaye in improving the condition of
the embankment near the residence of
D. E. Diebrow on West avenue.
11:“. members of on Well Lodge, r. a
A. E, are anticipating a royal time on
Wednesday evening, when a large dele-
gation will visit Copeetone Lodge in New
York. __
& Barnea' flame and Lard,beet
in the market. Very cheap at Thad
Buyer's. __
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the South Norwalk Baptist
church at 10:30 a.m., Thursday. Rev.
Archibald Wheaten will be the speaker
of the occasion.”w
. Thenumber of raffles for turkeys is
llablete lindecraaeed in this city next
week aeltbasbeenreported that they
arenottcbeallowed. Webavenot
leardofsncba movementcn the part
oftheauthorltlss.
wanna-rendered lard, 1
. ,atl".l:layes’mar
meeting of eIAdIes'Aid
the First I. E. church was
parsonage yesterday after-
wss a misunderstanding
ng of the Epworth
joint meeting of these-
wes not held. They
on Friday evening of neat
can" I
l
igfiyvl
my stockto make room
pedalwill sell furniture
, . mm Call seduce
, ”fl W'sllurai'
“so.“ street, llcrwslk.
glaring;
is
E.
.
m
.George F. Bosrse on Chapel street. . . a
D . at 252. -
Judaism, iareprdtotaa Ouurtof
Trinity church tomorrow morning.
Old Well Lodge, 1?. a A. It, will can
for the third degree next Tuesday aven-
icg. '
The boat ”(lsorge Knapp" is discharg-
l1” a cargo of brick at Raymond Bros.‘
ock.
An adjourned meeting of the Beard of
Councilmen will be held on Monday
night.
The Flake Jubilee Singers sang in the
Norwalk Congregational church last
evening.
Several syncial trains passed through
this city on route for Springfield this
morning.
—You can buy Spring Chickens for
12:} centsapound at F. Heyes’ market.
- A harvest concert will beheld at the
South Norwalk Congregation church to-
morrow evening.
Special policeman George Benedict was
on duty in the borough yesterday to It-
lieve officer Adams.
The Home Circle Progressive Whist
club met last evening with Mr. and lire.
It irrepon that a very interesting
preacher will occupy the pulpit of St.
Paul’s church tomorrow morning.
In the New York stock exchange yes-
terday five shares of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad stock sold
A special dispatch from New Haven
says that 1,500 tickets for Springfield
had been sold at 11:45 a. m. for the Yale
Harvard foot ball game.
It is rumored that an other fashionable
wedding will soon occur. The groom is
a Norwslk society man and the bride is
an accomplished young lady of Westport.
David Spicer has resigned as mail car-
rier between Norwalk and South Nor-
walk, ashe finds it hard work to keep
two horses and a family on less than
$450 a year.
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Concord Division, 8. of T., have re-
ceived an invitation to attend the sixth
annivcrmry of Shipper: Division, to be
held in Grand Army hall, Stamford, on
Monday evening.
It isreported that cecal-laden canal
boat from Perth Amboy was lost and
sunk while coming through the Sound,
Wednesday evening. while in tow with
the steamer Vandecook.
Miss Ellie McAllister was giv
prise party at her home in W nnipauk
last evening. About forty gu assem-
bled, and it was early morning
party broke up. A collation was served
at 11 o’clock.
The meeting of the Union Gospel Tem-
perance Reform Association to-morrow
afternoon will be led by Jacob Grant.
Some interesting speeches may be ex-
pected. The public is cordially invited
to be present.
—Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I". Bayes’ market.
Work on the new macadam road is
programing rapidly. The west side of
the road has received the bottom layer
of large stones as far as Elm street, and
the work of excavating the east side—has
been commenced,
it is said that eleven young ladies in
Inunebury, latheweon a Company's
factory have become the victim of Cu-
pid’a darts and that before the festive
Christmas season they will enter the
bond of holy matrimony.
A. J. Beardsley C Sons' pumping ma-
chine, with two divers, is down among
the Norwalk Islands, between Noroton
and Little Neck, raising a Philadelphia
& Reading canal boat, which was lost in
the storm a few nights ago.
—Cslifornia Prunes, Canned Peaches,
Bartlett Pearl and Egg Plume, very nice
at Thad Guyer’s. ...
The first home sociable of the season
will be held atlfusic Hall onTnesday
evening. Those who intend to join and
who have not already done so should
consult with 8. C. Palmer, the secretary
and treasurer, in order that they may
receive their tickets.
Isry E. Wilkins will contribute to the
Thanksgiving number of Harper's Young
People, published November 25th, a
story appropriate to the season, entitled,
"Thankful." Edgar A. Poe. captain of
the Princeton College Elevem will write
about “Football” for the more number.
The meeting held rmm. Hall last
terest. The hall was full, chairs had to
be placed in theaiale toaceommodate
those whocsme in late. lasting to he
ladle-marrow afternoon by the W. C.
T.Unlon at too. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
for ficlidaygcodsfl willseli furniture
atgreaflyredorsd prices. Calland ass
goodsaodgetpricee. Raymond’sl'urnt-
toreetvre, lttlainetrset,llorwalk.
TasNorwalkUnicnY. £30.1de
hold amassing in the Coagregstisael
chasehat'satporton’hssdayevsaisg,
torwhiehaa ”sculpture-me has
been prep—ad. The sales eoadn of
the societies in Westport. llcrwalk,
themmaesdiathecolemascf
bwwhgthatreatutgkhlsst
ave-espremlssstotbaatsbllshsdgrada
laments-shingaepmessesaplast
thewelk. seams-heir muted wit
the Wand In an Id. at
”hath-surmount.
Willhe will Min lbs"
Sunday afternooowaeonsof great in- :'
The cbolrof they Norwalk Remedial
church will glveaccocert on Tuesday.
December 2.
An enterprising borough grocery drm
have a forty-pound livs turkey on exhi-
bition in their store window.
nCspo God Cranberries, Malaga
Grapes and Florida Oranges at Thad
Guyer's. -__._-
Hon. E. J. one}? Norwslk, was
among the crowd bound for the great
foot ball game on the 0:10 train this
morning.
B. H. Tucker, pastor of the Advent
Christian church. of East Norwalk, will
preach in West Norwelk Sunday, at 3:00
pm. All are invited to come and hear.
The Jubilee Ringers will sing in South
Framingham, lines . tomorrow. If.
Clifford Pardee, of this city. is assisting
Rev. Mr. Shelton, who is taking the
singers on a tour through New England.
home in Winoipauk last night, aged 56
years. The funeral will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at 2 o’clock from ‘ her late
residence. The remains will be interred
in the Union Cemetery. ' " —‘ ,
Yesterdaysdelegaiion of eight Ilal- 1
ions visited the residence of William B.
Rider on West svenue,sfter back pay
which they claimed was due them for
work on the water workr. Quite a
commotion was caused, but a partial
settlement was finally made.
Chief Vollmer received a telegram
from the Deputy Sheriff at Cleveland.
Ohio, this morning, asking if Edward
Sbsubinson was wanted in this city.
Shaubinson reCently defrauded the Pen-
ple‘s Life Insurance company and it was
through South Norwalk's efficient police
force that the criminal_was located.
Happy and content isa bride with " The R6.
cluster ;" a lamp with the light of themorning.
W 0' Rochester lat-tn 0).. I? Purified. New fort
Gas.
Mr. Bingo—Here’s a bill for gas.
Mrs, Bingo—But the gas has been
turned off all summer.
Mr. Bingo—Well, this is a bill for the
gas that was turned off.
Mrs. Nubbins—“Josieb, are you going
to get up?" Mr. Nubbina (yawning)—
“Well, I have one consolation—I shall
have sleep enough when l’m dead.” Mrs,
N.-—-"And you will find the tire lit when
you awake, just as you do now."
Cleverlon—"The other day when I
went into Furling's to buy a bat, and
sent around to you for a voucher to es-
tablish my credit, why in thunder didn't
you answer?" Travers—“My dear boy,
I could do nothing for you. I trade
there myself."
An Autumn Incident—Dr. A. to Dr. B.
-“Nice trick you have played me dur.
ing my vacation. Here I turned over to
you a lot of patients I have bad for
years, and you have cured them all in a
month."
Rosalie—"I won three games of bil-
liards from Tom Jones, yesterday."
Edith—~"But I thought he didn't play?"
Rosalie—“Well, he can’t—that's how
I won.”
TAYLOR "cocoons,
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WASHINGTON STREET
South lorvradk, Conn.
aux tf
wanna).
under this head. not exceeding 5
mm
limitimeibaJliaseszcheekliw.
consumes—a rinse-rm. ar—
rprctabls Protestant woman derives a slice—
tionee worn honeskcapermr would take care
of an invalid y. Address Box 14,1)arlen t
cars. a lw
A900!) and. mu. A'l' BUBY‘BCARRI A03
shop on ones street, Norwalk. aw It
oasnsruwrwo reasons. strum La- I
dies or gentleman, can obtain grad board
trauma 'ibrmsrvarcaabte.
. Ainsley. 29 Leonard street. ltovwalk.
hand,
I ' dent maybelatsrviswsd
5/ divans]. Pam,
you all payment
lllllllli Fowler Post, Ni. 48,
GRAND ARMY RIPUBLIO,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment.
Jubilee Blngers.
Dramatic CI uh.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies.
Admlulou, ‘ Ill ('cnla
lock out for ilwi'air Bulletin, “liARD TACK.“
odd n1 8
15211310 Han
Wednesday, Nov. 26
Till! h’l‘lflLl VG ARTISTS
Hardie _& Von Leer
And their “denggyrnnaey, will pment’llfi Illi-
lelourama . .
all y yiiiilii
Now in the fourth season of its rnccers.
Entirely new apes-allies, Catchy Songs and
Dances. and more genuine fun than was ever erowd~
ed into two and one-half hours before.
Watch for the Pietn us Noonday Parade of
menu in the World; see the
ly lndian Brass
Grar d illuminates Fireworks parade at 7 p. m.
Pustiively last summer in this city prior to the
PRICES AS USUAL.
Heaianowcusaleat [lo re and C or ‘ d
a... y '"y ".3“
Proposals for buying a newer.
N once is hrreby given that props-is for laying
Isl a 15inch vitrified sewer pipe from the South
n
street sewer to the ditch near the premises of
Ira. Reuben Rogers, will be received by the under-
signed up to 1% o'clock noon. on December 1. 1800.
The Committee on flowers reserves the right to
reject ear or all bids
ntcnaan r, ct‘rnlhh. (.‘cmmltrec on flowers.
South Norwalk, Conn, Nov. 10, 1800. all St
GEO. JELIFB‘E,
UHDERTAKER.
32 berth lain street, South Norwalk
Open at all hours. The services of an Instructor
mid Funeral Director secured. myl 1]
SOUTH NORWALI SAVINGS BA!!!
51 Washington lltreet.
taper: Dailyfrorno to 1! a.m., and from i to a pan
an on Seturdayeveningefrom‘ to s.
“latest allowed on Debate.
ALI)!!! SOLIAKB Pm.
“when;
JOKE ll.
sans. Ingram" Ber. snu'rrsas
THE NEW“
FURNITURE STORE
sea and ”a Washington It. .
South Rorwalk, last lead of Bridge.
flllonou casual, haprissor
Picture Pram- Clause. etc. Prices
will suit you son'slmm an iy
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F u rnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 iii 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Punishing Undertaker.
Residence, No. .‘i Bawly street. Telephone
Call,'l'.'—t. Dnyor night.
lolly Man Insure Your Life!
Seven cents a day will give you so lndowmeat
Policy of £1.01!) payable at 50 year- of age, or at
death. it prior; or live centsa day. will give yous
Lifehfrllcy fgr‘ 31,000, arm you do not lose- what
you ve pal n, event you stop paying, any year
alter three. Connecticut General Life Insurance
Company, of Hartford.
ii. 8, L'BOIIIDIIU. Agent.
Washington aura. South Norwalk.
STANFORD. CONN.
BEOPBSD SEPTEMBER 34.
A 3“ Training tiehccl forbothsesss. Book
to lg. c145,, ores t. -
at the (gallon after A
5th. Catalogues sent on application, jy’r'
““2. “1+3:
Weed-stab
limiuuflglummlwastflu.
road warns.
for rain chap,
Address box are, south lcrwalk. nail
use! BLACK DRAUGHT noses POI
saisehrapJovwaatof see. laqainatlgagi‘sa
A"!!! mass canton". ALL 011W
.. a: Hermonr'eyamn mmmmmm a...
my. (3.11., W! alt! Elegant Trimmed Blark Velvet Tween and
“fists ' biennial? trim-rd 'lrith
Ocholcshalldiaglotn ”culminating. -
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u. radial? ""9 , m'd . mau-dhnmgyia
. 1.-» weekenwwm. . else Metals. Ladies will do well to
10 m, esllhstove panhasbg elsewhere.
“lamination“. Iowan”.
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lawn“) BOISE. ”grandam:
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SALE
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 4
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HAVE (WEIR BARGAINS 'I’IIA'I' WI
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North Main on,
45 45 45 45 45 45
Will offer great" bargains in”
fore less than $2.17.
dren’s Underwear very cheap.
child’s gray mixed 35c vest at
01' course you how seen our
cheap at $1.
Ought to see them.
people would call them cheap.
20c per piece.
price. The will be sold only
Tin and
found in both stores.
marl“. To
MCI. swear I'IAE, 2 CAN! '03 fit.
CANS RADIO! 708 25c 'I'IIA‘I’ CAIRO! Bl BEAT '0] m “III. AID
A VANITY 07 (Yl'fllll CAI!!!) 000113 TOO NUIKEOUS T0 IIITIO'.
OUR COW“. WI ARI CONVIICID. GIVE! mas SATISFACTION, Bl-
CAUBI WI "AV! 11' mean ROM!” IVIRY Willi, rescuer NW3-
thlll AND I” UR.
MOORE & HARMAN,
ooden were at bottom prices.
very low, Agents for Buttcrick’s Putters and Hall's Bazaar
Forms. We mean business this fall. These goods will he
an enamel. ‘l j
CAI our A'I'
HARMAN’S
Till vm 335T TEA I! ’1’!!! CITY '03 ‘8 all“ PIE Willi).
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All!) IlAVl m THAT lb 101‘ IXCILLRD ’03 ll: m POUND- WB 45
met. one}: you wuss run can. 45
45
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South Norwaik. 2g
45 45 45 45 45 45
SilliililllHllll
Jackets, consisting of Roofers,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition.
Also a big drive in Rep Wrappers at $1.49, never sold be-
We shall oiler this week a line of Ledies’, Genis’ and Chil-
Ladies' 65c Vest at 480; at
25c; gents’ scarlet Shirts and
Drawers for $1.33, cheap at $1.75.
Red Shirts and Drawers at 690,
We have agenls’ striped Shirt and Drawers that are a bar-
gain at 80c, we shall give them a turn this week at 50c
You
We have lots of good Ginghams at 4.}c per yard; some
100 dozen more Hose, 6- pairs for 25c.
200 more remnants of Carpet will be offered this week at
You should not miss a chance to get 3 Carpet at the old
a few days longer.
Carpet Sweepers
S‘COFIELB “a. HOYT
Norwaik and South Norwalk.
60 1'0
Dibble & gimmicks
BUTTER
We are into it largely: 3
tons of line Delaware County
Dairy Butter. You may know
it is a very nice lot, or we
should not have such a large
stock. We describe it as a
clear, clean flavored, nosy‘rosy
style of Boiler, smacking good
all throughout We propose
to let all who wont have a
taste. We may advance the
price, as this sort of Butler is
worth three cents more per
pound than it was when we
bought: so buy now, lay in
your winter supply. We will
show it and hep you select
with pleasure. And the price
at present is ‘25 cents a pound.
We will wager a big red apple
that there is no butler of like
quality in this city selling for
such a price. Sample it.
The best Cnflee in the city ;
try all, then try cum
leaiayllisiiariil
«momentum.
FRESH. SALT & DRIED FISH
semantics) ‘—
unseat. lainqulrrMsJasnsssd Its-e.
PILfiLED
moms and oosrsnc CHEESE
cum mnm.
TICE dz NASH,
Blp’s Block, 0 lo. lata In,
an lw aoo‘rl loawatn
JACOB I. LAYTDN,
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rho-saunas. sense
In WM “3“an
some seamen, or.
l""‘o-mllll l'llllfllfl'fiaa
Lia-b, lama. Veal. lurk and man at
he norm Plans.
All Will’s 'l‘iatNur
It’s Pillsbury’s Best, Jones’
tinperlstire. Island Gem, Fancy
Imperial, the“lloss” linneapo-
Iis Hour, at $0 60. $6.00, and
80.60, per hhl., i}. 0. I).
”—49%
We are hustlers—here for businukend what‘s
our interest Is your interest. We can do on good
and give you Rock Bottom Cash Prices or first—
riase goods.
._..,, 9» WM-..
We are selling large quantities of the celebrated
Dew Drop Canard (Mat close M. New
Corp]! 0 Islam. Enhances sOelebrsied
usual-1,5; cr-nts wand, Boneless Buns, to cents
pen .
M. $.. ,
A hi; drive: in due DeiawareConnty Dairy Better.
at in cents pound ‘5 cents a pound can't be beat.
The celebrated sorthdeld Creamery Butler in prints
as costs a pound. Gilt ldge Buy Batter. so tents
WM,
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mamigrsdeoflcassadcodsesin the city. A
Iranian line of Cslilurnia and French hubs.
Evaporated Fruits, etc, at
--————ooo———-
Bias. E. Seymour,
LIA Ill!“ “ROCII.
l3 Washington Street.
Eli ”lilliii Biol
(ill llANL—Ifade front the Choicest
Selected Wheat.
II BAL'I'IL—Iadc from [hardsley's
Gluten limit I Flour“
RIC . new largoltthetrven
.4 ,rr '4 , - 7;
ed with our name.
CANDIES
. Largest Variety in the City.
Choiccti Brands,
Freshllvery Day
lilil'l‘lli 60.,
“chars awca,
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mars rota-rs
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lag rammed loosen
LILPOWJIIR
' "ObalADB—Jirery salt «a...
BIGGEST
Special llearing Salt
Ever held in South some,
now on at
THE 80810" 8101!
offer.
83 WASHINGTON ST.
You make the greatest mis-
take of your life if you fail to
call and see the bargains they
Plaisted’s
llllllllll REMEDY
Will relieve that sore throat
and cure your cold.
99¢ __,,
FOR SALE
lllflllllllllllllllall
6 feet by 2; feet by 18 inches,
in perfect order, at
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Drug. Store.
Plaiswd's Bumpfills is a
perfect blood purifier, only 76
cents.
A Helfii’
At 10 PerCenl. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part 01 the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cller for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per iront foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost 01
the house on the amount oi
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
The water front
Lowndcs avenue will be
to the water.
on
given to thémcity for they." use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR it GOLDEN’B or
C. SWARTZ'S.
DVKR’f'lillel will gain new room
m
DVlll’l'lRllfll keeps r,
DVmHINfl liberally richly pays
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mm shmn
Dvmldflflt shows
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Ins
ln'i'ks lvvalsg avails-I.
Norwalk Chronicler