llnch cure is very properly
exercised in the selection of
more articles which find a
place upon the toilet table.
1 complete list includes a
amnhbt‘ of ementiale which, if
not W indieponeable, are
yet highly neefnl. ' ' ‘
Weail‘e ahewingamoet com-
[preheha’lvo hreorlment, end yod
[will link, nothingit you make
ow}:-1
your eeloctlonirom our stock.
We nine drove.“ especially
ntheéfive dinplny of
ifi" ,w, ..
'5 Fahcy’coods
.(CAx—a .
ill Planted
Druggist
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want inert-bi. 'o‘i‘bn city are Duh.
J.G.Itller, olflouthlalnltreetJeaa
aevereattecb’tibdlpbtliirlticaeiethmt.
[nthiekattDayetinohbaereL
tnmedtiomavieltwithmveein
Stamford. , _.,
RetaadtIraGeraltiEBcnrdwill
occupy W; W. We cottage on
Golden—W ’-
'-—l'ieb, chin-tomato andvegetabieeat
loweet pomibbW‘lmb tRaymond.
18 North MM
mini: Fifi-I" fiunday echool will
give e harveet ctmoort Sunday evening.
An attractiyo programme line been pre-
pared.
Aeeuerrtand ball will be given by
Hdne‘eudutvguflermaniehalhfer
the benefit-of the etcheetra, 'londay
evening,0cteher81.
Inandltnfidll’arrene will ale-
brate the twenty-film annivereery of-
tbeirmarrhplhie'evening at their
WWM.1
Ghent-Walton, oneet HuntdZeluff’e
molar dim. he. been euperintmding
the Cdumhne celebration in New York
during the put few «ye.
W 4
'l'bemarnexeof lire IoieSworde and
Charleefiflieele takeplaoeintheCon
gregatienel church thin evening at 8
0',ch felin:ed lg a reception atthe
bride'eebom_ ‘
RE. Phinted, druggiet. in ehewinga
complete amortmenr of thoee artich-
whichfindnplaceupoutbe toilet table.
and an especially attractive diepleyof
Mom, _
llr. end In. Ambrnee Stannerd end
’dauglrtet.’ “Hillbilly“ William Stan-
nerd.efllerfolk. harm, are vii:-
in; at lbwhem’e Orson Btennard. 20
Elizabethstrett.
The liorwalk iroanorh band will
fnruirh winter the Republican banner
raining thla eve-log. {boy will aim fur-
nieh mua'c for the Stamford marching
club. in Stamford, Friday evening.
Thefunereletlajortelrauoeenider
willbebeld‘to-niorrew morningatlo
o’clock frem’tbebomeofherpand-
min and In. D. Stow, High
etreet. ltwillbeprivate. Theintert
mentwillheinnivuaidenemelery.
—meiuutlo&mwau.0cm
”thatflomfilhr. All deeiririgfo
bemadeWWtbrir applicu
tieneinenorbefdeahttlme.
lb Illa cola wee eurprieed at her
home, NoJDurbenk atreet, lent evui-
ing,byabeatfltyof her friende, who
bade moat delightful time. Dancing.
mamflomahumpperwweio
dulpdiii. .
DudlnyPleb-dhplayedapatri-
etlcnpirltby daeoretingtbe pianof
hi Wa‘irtlton “Incidence with
buntinanhonoreftbe‘thbandver»
eeryoftbe dbc’ova'ef Amerioaby
Colonial. ”mam. D-mer'e
dial-mm
Devilifierbrttnflleund Bill, baa
rfiedthbumfihdhemlt
meaning-drawer. item
would to
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Dr.mvtmlufihflum
ttr. end Ire. Denuiejlalentine. otTayo
“Mamm'fifiulfl'flmhl’m-
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'i‘hedretiegularmeetinx at the Nov-
walkaanteiioua Union of the era-on
willhebeldlfoedayevenlneattbebome
ct. lire Anna Britannica. fl'Weet
ml. '
Walter W. an Engihhmaii, who
worked for twenty yearn in thatoountry.
would like to diacri- the free-trade and
protection notation. tie taker the for.
mer ride. .
OliveBranchlndgo. KofP..wilI
conferthefliat degree'lo-iuorrow ever»
ingotvtwocandldetee. Bomber: et the
cedncilare requeetedto be preeent for
reheat-a].
J. Henry_ Jordan announcer that lie
willepenadanciugeohool in Germanic
Bell, Thunday evening, October 20, and
tbetliewilltcacliellthe latent feiii'ion-
obledancta.
The Democratic banner wu rained
againyeeterdayafternoon. Thietitneit
war ewnng from a telegraph pole in
frontotthepoetefllcetotlieeueon the
endef the depot platform.
Dr. Dermot bee hie cubic decanted
quite W1,4~ while be the
honor- Celumbue,we believe heiealee
celebrating the anniveraary of the clini-
menceinent of hueiuen in thin city.
Amongtbefioutb llorwelk people in
New York city loday are ea-Mayor D.
P. Ely, Kr. and lira. Charlee'l'. Ray—
mood. Influell MR". Archibald
Wheaten. C. W. Stew. bfr.‘ai'id Ira. J.
H. Teller. Brand In; A. Sclmane. J
Donovan. jr., and Arthur Waterbury.
e
An accident tree narrowly averted yen-
terdny at the old Denbury deck. The
ewitch engine No. 35 Ivan coming at? of
a riding be the mole line when an extra
eonthohound freight train came rapidly
down the main track. Fortunately both
engineers raw the danger and inverted
their enp‘nee,bringing them to a etand-
oletill within live feet of ,ucb other.
'soiiwina news.
A Bunny Bel-ate! Ire-e Dro- the
WHO-lion
J. A. Rigge ie home from Washington.
D. 0.
Rev. F. E. Robbine and daughter are
vieiting' in New York city.
W. ll. Lockwoed'e Prince ilnieliedh
6,1, intheZfl'll'aooatNew Britain yre~
tertlay.
ltiei Florence L. Gregory. of Gran-
berryPlaine,bae returned from a four
weeka’fiaitwithrelativeelnBridgeport.
Mr. and tire. Weller T. Taylor,ef 5
Iottavenne, have rented tbelowerpart
ofthebomeatfi'lfilmetrertandwillge
tobemekeeping.
lie. and lire. G. 0. litter, of Weetport
avenue. will noon moveinto the hence at
14 South Union avenue, which they re
centiy purchaeed,
Willhm Ithuillan, d horn-Iii. wee
elected accretery of the Federation of
Labor, whicbbeldlbannualcouveutlm
inAneonia.leudeyandTneedey.
The Norwalk Lawn 'l'ennie club'e foot~
bell turn will play Nerrill'eflueinma cot»
leloteam. offltamford. Baturday after»
noon. ’l‘beeontmt will take place at the
Norwelk Park.
'l‘beltepuhlleanprobeteeeaveutlenfer
tbedhtrhtofllorwelkiecatledtemert
la the Earthen andJield club room.
llorwelk club building, on Saturday,
Magnify. I.
Wanna-am
r._ lrj'
' Iook'eebuinb. Btu-teed. wee nearly
drownedhtbemrivwetwu-
watt-allay. newer rad-averting»
gathtoaboetwbealtmpiteid. With
Icimn'hme
—Dr.I.Llll.leel-eremovedtobl
Eider
“but” Weed phonon Went ave-
one.
I'. P. Hombre! “bury. are in
mm W“:
W l; grown: aw“,
Themeepiaeaonlottavenueaeemt.
.2! Nev“
kw
.Tbeliepnbllmnaofmwilliaiae
ehnnuto-nlgbhfoilewed hyarelly at
which 80““!erqu R. anley will
deliverenaddrnaa
Maurice chrath aeka men-inn.
teeny that be war not reunited hy:Wil-
liam Jeeepba; that it war laurioel’ow—
manothar Winnlpauk men.
J.Beideti Hurihutt and B. 8. Keith
wueth‘edelegaweirovn tliie dhtriet to
the Republican Gouge-lone! conven-
tien.held{elterdayiumm
C. F. Rea-eon, .~ld.,
made a flying visit to thie city yesterday
to Attend the funeral of bin betherJohb.
lfr. Remaon ielookiug well. tied inpurte
Maine- good.
Sherman Commendery. Re. 470, of the
UnitedOrdei-ofthe Golden Greta, will
hold abuket lunch and literary enter.
teinment in the 0. U. A. ll. hell. Water
moot, Friday. October 21.
“ the. John H. RoeediedOctobertth it
her home in lime, Ohio. of typhoid
puoumcnie. Italian was fromlior-
walk. Ohio, and was thereoond wire of
John H. Rove, formerly of thin place.
The marriage of Hire Willa Evuifleyt,
eldest daughter of William H. Hoyt. of
Wm ovennn. and Oliver Earl Barker.
of Chattanooga, Tenth, will take placefet
St. Paul’l church at 5 o’clock tbie after-
noon. ‘ .
Among Norwalb people who ere”. win
mitigate big invade in New York city
to day are Ir. and Ira. W. F. DaKlyn,
of Mott amne; Milne Sallieand Char-
lntte Betta. of Eaetavenae. and Colonel
Roberto; Dr. and lie. A. ll. Baldwin,
of Wall attest.
Ir. and Urn. laraball '1‘. Androwa. of
Wm lain etreot. celebrated their weed-
en wedding anuiveiavy lent evening by
eaten-hing a few friende. W
war pharantly first in playing whit
A collation wee revved later in the even-
ing. A number of handeome present:
were received by the young couple.
The Bpwortb league of the Novwelk
Mott-edict church are preparing to give a
fine enmtainment and aociableJh the
Iecturoveein of thewchurcb'. on Friday
waning ol thin week. at 8 o'clock.
bleak. vocal and instrumental. will be
rendered. and an hour of eociability‘will
follow the exerciem. No admission fee.
bntinetead n cordial invitation to all.
Gil-0""! 1°“! W-
William Glam, employed as Menu
on the llattbewe relate, we. found lying
unconncitmeonthegroundin tbegardrn
tent fiturday afternoon. He war taken
into the better, where he regained um-
acieuenu after a abort time. His family
wee greatly alarmed over hie condition,
but their anxiety w- eomewhat relieved
when Ir. Gla- aeeerted that he lied
beenuuughyabeeemtheburmuue-
ing a eert of paroxyatn.
Herbert William, of Saliebury.wea
chairmenoftheltepublicae convention
of the Fourth coupe-alone! district.
which met in Bridgeport, yeetcrday.
George W. hoopla! mud to the
conventiontbenameofee-Conmman
Frederick Ililee,offiaiiabury,eecendi—
daleforcengreee. Tbeprepualtlenwm
eecoudedbyJJlelden llarlbuttmf liar-
walk. The aominatienwai tbeii made
by aoclamation. Ir. liter wm the
unenlmoue choice at the convention.
Themembereefthe date central come
mitten from rebuild and W
.eweatrleatheraon tlieineideof thohat.
AIM ”wwdm‘lflhm
“alum
(1'10”.th
hftbeleitlbilbnrrhtofaii
indnatrytbat never
m1: Within lbelaet mu... Mi:
WMHIW m
manufacture hatitr'llnln
braide. Windham!” mm
bunhtbeimporduebudnmandwent
abroad twiceayeerto bnytlielr etoek.
but the licKlnley adminietrative' bill
greatly impeded the importing of bat
trimminga. 'l'beyinvertiiraled theeuo
ject.end in thefellof 18m eon-ted at
ileunt Garmel.0t.,to manufacture“ a
email weytliebraideuradlo ”all”
Alter the peerage of the IeKinIey bill
became emitted, they decided to increme
their plant and to move to Danbury.
They brought to no labor. excepta man
and hie wife. who were weevere in a rib-
bcn factory in New York. The other
laborer! werg picked up here in Dan-
bury, and were trained and educated for
the werkof the yonugtirm and their
two chilled workmen. It in the only
twtory of ite kind in thin country. The
warm now can from “.25 to $9 a
day.ee compared withoo indicate a
day earned by waver: in Europe. Ir.
Butler. the ernior member of the firm,
raid that their anectea wee tine entirely
to the McKinley bill. “Why. " add he,
“ayenr ago there war one apecielbat
baud-emu; for M. We enued into
competition. and tbeeamethieg ienow
being sold {or 95 cente. Now, who pays
the tux ?
"We have hitherto made only novel-
tieeinhatbaudezbut it will not belong
beioreweirieke thenteplo band. Ina
abort time we aball put in new loomenud
other machinay which will make our
plant worth extoooo. When we do we
Illa“ make the ataplc article. At lentil
Cermetnnere we employ nearly 100
banda. New. 1 think that in pretty
good for an induatry that could not euc-
ceed before the lthinley billpemed. i
believe we would easily find a market for
three timer-or output. We work full
timedmhoureadaneix deye'aweek.
Our employee are well refilled and
ambition. 'l'beyeeetu or have our in-
tereetatheart andibeyknowthatifwe
eueceed they will too. "
The McKinley not he given freeh' ini—
petue to the fur-cutting bneinm Three
twain firtne have recently eerabliebed
wake in Brooklyn alone. in Daubnry
one new eetabliehment, the Tweedy For
Treatment company. i about to open its
worke,to operate a new procem. The
firm of P. Robinson & 00.. h. aha
made n how departure. Formerly in
work wm confined to chopping, but the
plant baa been inoreeeed by eddingnew
machinery. and fur-mining in all ite
~..
in worth about 01004110, and the firm
employe about rtxty~hve per-one. Their
bnainetin baa increaeed with wonderful
rapidity. Tbelirmef A. [and]. A.
Whitebee been in tbefurcuttingbueb
nova for yearn; they are now turning out
more for than ever before. Another
hunter. recently eatebliehed in Danbury
ie that of the Turner Machine company,
formerly of Danton. Bushnd. manufac—
turers of hattere’ machinery. The not.»
tint: oil of the importation of hate in
the rough bee rendered improved bat
machines in England a dine on the
market. 'l‘bb company followed the
trade. Aboutfltwllo ieinveetetl in tbb
plant.
in fact, in every branch of hrnineea at.
tecudby thehet induetry. there in ac-
tive evidence of increeeed proaperlty. it
beetimatoil the trade amount: to nearly
“percent. moretbenit did before the
McKinley bill weepmd. In Daubnry,
lietheland flouth Norwalk tbie activity
iemauilut. Tradeallever the country
In briekerand the competition in greater.
Thebeuefieeutprovletoa of the Home.
ley bill. which excited- at inlet two-
thtnleofailbatein the rough formerly
Impactedlmelblaeoantry. heepredarttt
iherreultt
there it no date of ekllled workmen
who” an entraiy int-dent upon a
peacetime-mar iae henna of the»
bury. They realise thin fact and tall
heartily In favor of ceattafl protection
3., In lmthamm W, a“,
elihoupbtbetvndeeeycftbevctweielo
(album him-kip. tbegov-
mmeutottbecttybiepaflima. The
workmen «attractively into politic,
Marmalade-at. lee-enemy
retentirror at tile rater. .
brauchee willheoarrirdon. mm: ‘
~ oven in nine.
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”math.
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'3. E. Gotham
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GeerieW. Henlevdweem‘witnben with
Wmmmm audio
eerlonelylllatbiabomc.
Thedwellinghoueeat 28 Seeoudeve-
nee. now occupied by Joeepbhlook-m
wood. weenoteoldbyauodon londey.
aeedverthed there being no hidden
preaeutwbowiehedte etart of! on the
pricewanted. wbiohieeaidteheve'been
01,.900
HERB AND TRIBE.
Important line of the Guiana-d State
Ohmic” In a Gouda-nail Farm.
George Light. a Danbury painter, died
enddenly in New Pairiietd Ionday night
ofalneholkm.
The plant of the defunct Denbury
Daily Pres which bee been in etoraxe
eincetho paper, died waeeold yeaterday
to Nathaniel Street. of that city, for W0.
Horace Deere, a well—todo Broekfleld
farmer, died at b'a libin'e Saturday from
a paralytic etroke, aged eeventy-two
your. lie wee for a numbu of years di-
rector of the Pahquioque bank of Dan
bury.
Luther Preston. a traveling men. alip-
ped from a car at the Annonie depot laet
January, «staining revere injurim. He
sued the Bountenic reed for 010,00. He
has been nwarded m.
The lion. William Walter Phelps her
cableddlmo from Berlin to he need to
uniform the Yale eollene Republican.
The arrangement: are completed for a
ten round "go" between William For
eyth, of Dnnbury, andEugeneHornheck-
or. of New York, at the Park City club
in Bridgeport. Thnradey evening, Oct. 20.
The flag for the Soutbport public
reboot wee formally preeented louday
by theSnequanangaareciatinn. Rev. Dr.
Guilbcrt adored purer. Rev. W. H.
Holman madetlie addre- and Rev. B.
Judge Perry war chairman and after the
exercises the indie raved refrabuiente.
The eight temperance eocietio in
Bridgeportareiipin arma. A monster
parade in honor of Columbue will be held
October 2t. They have voted unani-
mouely not to participate in the parade
and give on their routine that there are
tee.
will encounters
'l'heC.L S.U.ieforbuey peoplewho
Ieltechoolyeareego.and who deeirele
purine acme eyetemaiic cent-re of in-
tone gradualea, for people who never
entered either high echool or college, for
merchants, mechanic. epprenticee
mothere. bury bombastic-re, farther boye.
ehopgirle. and ferpeeplaof lehurnand
wealth. Iany college minim, minin-
tere. lawyers. phyeiciane and accomp-
liehed women aretnkinethecourae. They,“
tied the required beek- entertainlnx and
eradic- long ago laid aeide. Several
membeuereover eighty yearn of egg“
comparatively few are under eighteen.
Pally forty Mm are putati-
iuetheC. L 8. 0. comes of reading.
andnearly thirty thou-lid have coin.
pleudthefenryeere’ centre andreceiv—
edtheirdlplomee. Tbouranda of three
graduate- are parading after-courier for
which nptciat eeela to be placed upon
the diploma are awarded. The Circle
aimetepiotaetaiueonuewou with the
reutlneofdally life, habit-cf eelsntille
radio; .1“ We k W}. m!
ecienee.andlneecalerand inordinate-
tarasfoelvacoll-peradaatei a review
«meditation-r: to vacate for there
where education“ prim barb broom
limited, tbooellepeetudeat‘aneuwal cub
Ionkapontliewerldaadllfe.and loco
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theeickneieetthem.lr.0rrgury.
not. 0 ii. Page, or'nuiimni '
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Ire. Ebeneur Pitch and eon Frank. of
Walton, vieited her daughter, lire.
Frank Gregory, Saturday.
Frank Gregory attended the meeting
oftenchereat the rmidenoe of Cherlee
Tucker, Norwnlk, Monday evening
lire. Harriet Buckley has sold her
place on Newtown avenue to Aaron
Olmstend. It will be repairedaud made
convenient for two familiee.
Allie Gregory and wife will move into
hie brother's place in Shepherdvilte. Ifr
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