v.
THE EVENING SENTIN I.
B ram donors. we.“ WT
WITH
ENVELOPES. 60c.
NOIFORD at 25o
Is Ilso a Bargain.
————-—Qo.-—-—-—
.WE‘ALSO HAVE A 00M-
PLETE LINE OF
ViliiROS FINE PAPERS.
{
.Il. Plaisted
Druggist,
I 43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
uiiiiirin.
42 I am now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
is} price is low.
2.
Pupil Hanging Painting
and Decorating.
,Bir’cornpetent Men.
N
A climaxes.
‘ advashlnxton St...
5' . South Norwalk.
biota“ Illinois,
“you“.
from all Charcoal
semi; 8 months
WI 00., 0011!!
Mi 1 month. ”Ensign s In:0“
800'"! NORWALI.
What the Mind 0-20“! new Duh;
, and Barton.
Home news on every page.
Joaepti Richards cut his left hand
quits badly Int Saturday, walls spitting
wood. 2
~I-‘reah ham 12c. at Hayes' mark»
‘ 'I’. 1. Raymond and I". A. Smith Te-
turned from the World‘s. Fair this morn—
log.
I. H. Parsons will exhibit “Tony." his
combination pack horse. and his road
horse “Joe," at the Danbury Fair.
, -Ilill Pond oysters. People‘s Market.
The Epworth league meeting at the
First lethcdiat church. will be led by
Rev. E. E. Bunion, Wednesday evening
‘ at 8 o'clock.
——Fresh pork 12w, at Haycs‘ market.
Butler Was. I. O. 0. R, will rehearse
the initia ”fiance tonight and Tues-
day night! ‘ their new hall. All I. O. 0.
R‘s are invited.
Captain Henry S. Tynell has received
his appointment as captain of Company
I, Winsled. in place of Charles N. Par»
sons, discharged.
Everyone who attended the praise scr-
vico at the Congregational church. last
night, is invited to be present at the so-
clal enduring tomorrow evening.
—Tnko supper with the King‘s Daugh-
ters of Trinity church. on Wednesday
evening. October 4, in vacant store in
new Samar. building. Supper. 35c.
The Y. W. U. T. U. ml] hold a special
meeting this evening at 7:30 sharp, with
Mrs. Waters. of l'i Day street. Every
member is urged to be present.
Rev. B. E. Barnes pieached an inter.
esting sermon on the subject of tem-
perance. to a large audience in the First
Methodist church. last evening.
-Sausaze l2l cents, at flayes‘ market.
Prominent arrivals at the blshacko
eino are Senator Frederic W. Holden. of
Ansonia; R. 0 North and wife, Plain-
vilie; G. L. Holden. agent for Schubert‘s
Quartette.
--Sausage lfilconts. at Hayes' market.
A church social will be held in the
dining parlors of the South Norwalli
Congregational church to-morroweren-
log at 1:80 o‘clock. The ladies will serve
coffee and cake.
The annual meeting of theWhatsoever
Circle of King's Daughters will be held
In the west parlor of the South Norwalk
Congregational church to- morrow even
tug at 70 pck . ,
-—Fresh pork 12h), at Hayes’ market.
Jeremiah Hagen, of Wood street. wont
to New Rochelle last Saturday to witness
the races. In walkihg down the stairs
at the depot. in the afternoon. he slipped
and fell from the top. He struck on his
arm, causing the hone to protrude some
some distance at the elbow.
Tomorrow the Danbury Agricultural
society will open its twenty-fifth annual
sxhibitlon in that city. From the pres.
ent outlook it will be the largest. as well
as the most successful fair the society
has yet held. One hundred and fifty
riders have entered in the bicycle races
for to-morrow.
w —Frsah ham 12c. at Illyt’l' market.
lilac Mary Brenden has resigned her
position as teacher In the Franklin strset
’ school and want. this morning to ltldgs-
licld. where she will teach a private
acliiiol. «tilssdihnto It. Gilliam. s grad-
uate of the Bomb Norwolk High School
and the Blots Normal 8chool. succeeds
lilss Brenden in the Franklin street
rchrol.
~Tlis tarsal. line of fins caudiesiri
town, at lane’s.
The funeral of little John D. ’i‘tlft. who
died from the effects of a scalding he re
ceived last Friday morning by falling
into a pan of boiling water. is being held
this afternoon from the home of his par-
ents. O (lsdaratrset. Revs. D. II. Bew-
ard and Oils Bullock olllclsted. The lit
its fellow uh thrssandonshalfysarf
0‘ we.
~ltvaryshiag delicious will be ssrvad
by the King‘s Daughters. is vacant stars
in new Sunni. bulliling, on Wedncs‘
day mentor, October 4. Supper ready at
Mill o'clock.
last Saturday a well dressed man.
aged about forty years. actsd strangely
on the outskirtsol Btsasford sad «as
raksn into custody. Ho said us had
hasuout of staphiyrusat and had lived
manila. .leiatl lunacy. Yastet
thy sf ho was found in his call
witkt titties" m from his throat
aadarasorls his kasd. Ila but who
rosalsrlissavduat cs thitocr'dusspli
Itoy. llulyoks. M‘s-d ksaflsrwsrd
missions 'sttdrasscssssslr. lla
dial at 'l o’clock last .
N.
activism mesa “M
I , y ,
$0.. Norwalk.
A lino-y W of [turns rum the
lapel-dorms».
Home news on ovary pan.
Ilia. William Allen. of West avenue,
is visiting in Danbury.
——'l’a reduce stock. 10 par csat.dia
mmforlllldaysonall cortical-st
3"de & Son‘s furniture store.
John B. Dexter is moving from Nor-
walk so I’crtcbcatsr lo-dsy.
Min. Pbiuney, wife of Dr. II. N. Phin-
ney. is visiting friends at Batavla, N. Y.
-—Bpscial bargains in woolen under-
wear. at the Boston Store, Norwnlk.
Edward Buckinan and Fred Walters
went to Georgetown this morning sun-
ning for game.
Hrs. Annie Hall. of Boys street. is ill
at. the residence of her aon-in»lsw,(}eorzc
W.‘ Allen, on Chestnut strut.
-—Plsnty of delicious brand. It inne'
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.. Sasha. of Sing
Sing. N. Y.,epent Sunmy with A. W.
Austin and family. of Issues street.
Ilr. and Mrs. Harvey Pack. of River
street, wheeled home on their bicycles,
yesterday from a visit in New Haven.
—A reduction of Ital per cent. on for
niture at Scaffold & Hoyt's Norwalk
stnm.lor the next 30 days. to reduce
stock.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Broad River chapel. last evening. was
led by Miss Lillian Britta. of Winnipauk.
“Do not rubs the tile sale at the Bow
ton store, Nor-stir.
Thomas Caddignn and Robert Trempar
of the Washington Wheel club, 'l‘rcrnont.
N. Y., spent Sunday with hlr. and Mrs.
C. A. Haviland, of Uncoln avenue.
Johanna Halelsy died at her home on
Knight street, yesterday. axed fifty-four
years. The funeral will he held (tom
cit. Mary's church tomorrow morning.
—Many surprising values await ydu
during the 19c solo at. the Boston store.
Nurunlk. A , A,
Fred Wulttrs. of New York city. is
the gueatof his parents on Chapel street
Afr. Wuitera Is a night operator in the
central telephone ofllce in New York
City.
George II. Quintin-d and brother, John
C. Quintard left Nurwalk this morning
for the west to visit the World's Fair.
They Will return by way of Niagara
Falls.
—Breast. of lamb, dc. Psopls’ a Market
Edna Butler. the livovmonths-old
daughter of Edward Butler, of Knight
street. led Saturday and was buried
yeste uy nlternoon in Pine Island
cemetery.
There was a disgraceful row on Belden
avenue. near the corner of Franklin
avenue. last evening. A supply of liquor
from a neighboring saloon is said to have
been the cause of it
—-Plenty of fresh liuylen candy at
Lane's. __
Rev. (isrrtt iIaulenbeck preached a
very interesting sermon toslar's and
attentive congregation in the Knight
street A. II. E. church. last night. He
also administered the ordinance of the
Lord's supper.
-—Ilend the lite sale of tho Norwslk
Boston store, in this paper.
Miss Mario Curtis. formerly in change
of the kindergarten dsparsrnmt at In.
Head’s Hillside seminary. has acciiptsd a
position as teacher in s seminary at Nsw-
ton. Mass. Bits spans Sunday at her
homo on Knight strssi.
lira. Amanda Olmstasd. widow of
David Olmsted. died at her home on
Ilalnstreat.8ntun1ay night. aged seventy
years. The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon from has lots residence. The
burial will huh Sliver lino.
-—-Maks your outfit a "lactlon of lash
ion by attesting your new fall dress from
the stock at the Baron Strive. llorwalk.
M. .l. H. Hoyt. pastor of the New
Canaan Camatkmal church. officiated
at the First (instructional. church yrs-
terday morning. win-tins the sermon
which be prssohsd in his own okurcb on
February fl. and which caused so much
enthusiasm among his psrhbmrs.
Captain David J. Bennett. an old resi-
dent of Norwaik. dlsd at blshourocu
Bordon svsuus. aariy Sunday morning.
aged slasyitlms years. lir. Bonnets
was born In Bauwuck, but moved to
Norwaik many years ago. Its followed
tits worse for a number of yours. and at
can thus was ll mutant of A. .3.
Isaiah schocssr liberty. He was
“ammonia- l'brcs. in late
years lis sand-start alis starsaow
«can by A. 0. Bath. “disarm.
sit sinus grocery am on missus-at.
The funeral wit lis bald from the house
as no c'slcak Tor-day sinsssan.
the World's Fair.
Walter Nina. of Roldan avenue. has
returned from a visit in New York state.
—Inmb chops loo. People‘s Ilsrkst.
Thomas w. Bollas, or illusions x.
Y.. spent Sunday with Gsdrga ll. Allen.
of Chestnut mm
There will be a practlcspmeof loot!
ball on the Norwslk Park tomorrow
afternoon at I o “clock
The Inunsbury & Blsaell Hanoi-star
in; company’s mills at Winnlpsuk have
shut down indefinitely.
0'“ I'll! RIVER.
lows and (laaalp of th- Dny In that
Ins-wall.
I. I). Randall returned from Chicago
and Ira. Randall frumspringflcld. Is...
this morning.
'1‘. Cavauagh. operator in the tower at’
the Monroe strut. credits. in enjoying a
ten days' vacation in tbeBckabiro Hiih.
Hrs. A. I". Situation. of I Day strasi.
left this morning for Valley FalM. N.Y..
being yummoned there by the serious ill-
ness of her mother. _ ---
Frank Funds, of Newark. N. J.. and
Margaret I-‘ralick,of [Nos-walk, were mar-
ried at the residence of James E. Wil-
liams. Betta Place. yesterday, by Rev. C.
The following pupils of Grdo 3. of the
East Norwslk school, taught by Mrs. L.
.I. (lay, were perfecti- atteadancc dur
ing the mouth of September: Harry
Ainsworth. Eva Boweo,larion Black
man, Vere Birdssll, Ains Baker. Edith
Brown, Louis Bresael. Bertha Callaghan.
Alice Davina. I‘rsd. Edwards. Boy Falseh-
sr. Katie Grueschnsr. Henry Gaynor.
Alfred Helsaleman, Barry Keogh,
Maurice lovejoy,Willis Item. Myron
Osborn, Carrie Palmer, Harold Olin~
stead. flannel Palmer. Bennie Parker.
Fannie Rose, lflnnis Raymond, Jennie
Sioux, Annie See. Janos Shea. George
Sprngue. flay Ssllsck. flan Taylor, Ber-
tha VanNarne.
BAIIBN.
Rev. and lira S. J. Austin will start
for the World‘s Fair to-morrow.
The members of the Muhodht church
are arranging for a harvest festival.
tube holdiutho townhall ouWadncv
day and Thursday evenings. month and
19th inst; -1-.. .~
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Fred. Ilsvvkina is visiting friends at
City Island, N. Y.
Allen Burton. of Brooklyn. spent Sun-
day with his mother. Mrs. Susan Burton.
Mrs. Fred Nowell. of Westport. is visit-
ing her pants. Ilr. and Hrs. Hoary
Hendricks.
Ira. Thomas Gregory. of Norwaik,
spent Sunday with her son, Frank (ire;-
ory. and family.
A harvest festival and an oyster supper
will be held in the chapel on Wednesday
evening. October 25.
Lester Gregory and wife. of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with his mu. Mr. and
Mrs. William (luxury.
Mrs. Rufus Tillie and son Chutes. of
Harrow-in N. Y.. vbitcd Ir. and Ills.
Henry Ileudricka last wssk.
Rev. C. II. P0“. of the East Nurwalk
Methodist Episcopal church. preached in
the chapel Sunday afternoon.
Itiss Lillie Bonner entertained a party
of her young friends at her home on
Newtowri avenue. last Sunshiny.
In. Brackish Filters and daughter
Frankie. and tin. Helen and Imus
Adams. attended the White Plains lair.
last Friday.
Arthur Taylor and family. who have.
been spending the summer at their real
doses her. will return to their tremolo
New York city on Wednesday.
rock's cites-u Isa».
-—-No stronger proof of the greatness of
the Colombian Exposition is bonded than
that everyone returninafrcrn lawman
Clay" regret their inability to stay until
the cities of the Fair, and that this won~
darful collection of beauty. an. sclanos
and manufacture will soon in a this; of
tho past. One of the favorite excursions
to the World's Fair will be tbs .17 excur-
sion to~urorrnw, October 2. via Delaware,
luckawauna sdessssrn Railroad. con-
nection with the hustlers. Our “
trains More New York city daily at 9
a. m Obtain circulars with full inlur.
motion of railroad routes. hotels at
Niagara. Chicagoan! . of it. liJ’lalau'd.
druuist. or I} Gould, station spat,
Norwalk. Oa’l'uasby its narrow) as
[lavas Guardrail New naval. savoury intros.
number. with idles, start for the
World's Fsimsd ”win he aortasb
raised in Chicago by Hangar Pod.
'I'ssy will stop at Niagara on tinny
dill.
mum-unusual»
titstaussIuaasasr).
roams liar-slit Dana earnest.
has incvsd is» s Ina halls; of In
LAir-zs’
"r. a Bt'ulth nu W‘today for
~AT—-
A. Dickorman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET... SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
... w.-- .. .. W... new..-“ v...“
WYPURE
WON BI WALSH.
The Alpha Who-l club's Twenty-rive
lilo “ample-ally Bond Race.
A twenty-five mile bicycle race for the
championship of the Alpha Wheel club
took place on the Norwalk Fair grounds.
Saturday afternoon. starting at 3:80
o'clock. The race was closely contested.
Thomas I... Walsh finishing first in 121:3;
W. A. Guntiur second. in 131:8;
E. R. Benedict. third in 1:21:11, and R.
3. Gregory, fourth. H 0. Saunders did
not finish. The feature of tthraoe was
the spurts made by Gunther and Walsh.
Gunther commenced to spurt on the last
quarter. and led until within a few feet
of the tape. when Walsh [nosed him.
During the progress of the race several
spurts were made. and each rider took
his turn in pacing. Financially the race
wua success. The club will send the
first two men who finished to" represent
them in the Boston road race this month
, Connecticut Patents.
The following were tuned Sept. 26.
18193. List furnishod'frorn office of A.
I. Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port.Conri.:
Frank If. Garland. New Hill't'll. breech
block; John M. Peck. New Haven. basin
cock; Benryl. Smith, Hartford rachet
brace; Urban'ns Pontcndorler. Hartford.
racbet tool: Samuel R. Hawthorne Hart-
ford. roofing; Joseph F'. Platt. Water
bury: button. Alfred J Wolff. \Vntpr-
bury.‘caso’ forsyrlngas: Frank 'I‘ Wil-
llama. Mendcn. indicator float; Bllzcar
Incrois, Msriden.cofiin handle; Ed
ward II. IIcCriok. Riverside composition
rooting; Charles W. ll pkins. safety
catch; Edward C Ilenn. Bloomfield.
valvezflarry Hardwick Thom nville,
ingrain carpet. (two patents); erick
P. Curtis Bouthport. pips threading ma-
chine; George B. Cowlea. New Britain.
manufacture of key blanks: Granville
II. Breiniir. New Milford. production of
artificial stone Designs. Seth W Bab-
bitt. Meridon.dish Trade mark I’Iume
& Atwood Manufacturing com by.
Waterbury. rivets, washers. etc; Excel-
slorbleedlemmpany,'l'urnn;rton IiPetlh'Il.
Wnr ls Exquisite to Rants.
Pants 0a.: 'nh‘amh BerrRmnll was In
Rio Janeiru during the bombardment.
When lnterviawrd upon her return here.
she exclaimed: “it was simply exquisite.
I spout three days and nights in the road.
stood to see the display. it. was grand1
overpowering. magnificent. i shall never
forget it. I saw then the grandest scene of
my life' . W-- _‘
It. Fin Hindu! by tramps.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2. —Three tramps play-
ing cards in a box car sci. fire to the lubri>
eating all shed of the Standard Oil com
pany yesterday. causing a loss of “0.000
the shed and contents and seven freight
carsbelnu burned A watchman fired on
thou-amps five times. but they managed
hosaoape.
An Unsuccessful Brook For Liberty.
Four Slum, Ark” Oct. 2. —-.~t mutiny of
large proportions was quelied in the fedor-
nl jail hers by Jailer Baxter. Several des-
charscten got out of their calls, but
were driven back by the guards wuo wars
ordered to fire if the prisoners did not re-
treat. Unc was shot dead by the jailer’s
son.
Mary of Brutal Assault.
ROCHESTER Oct. 'I.—JuliusAtwatt-r.just
released from the Monroe county peniten-
tiary. tells a story of cruel treatment and
annult on the part of Keeper Benedict
He will bring suit for damages
'3” Insane and Iii-sad a Priest.
Honours. N. J.. Oct. 2.——Mary Cline. s
maul in the residence of the Rev. Father
Corrinn. became insiiiic last night and
chased the priest and servnnts with aknits.
Ilia Ila-dud Nor: out of Work.
ilarttnros Pa. Oct. ‘t—Ths Wrathcrly
silk mill In which con brands. mostly girls.
an employed. has shutdown for an lndetl
nits period No orders was the reason
. The ”Dnnnuw I'lltsh."
lulu ancient toms ofnnunmaw. in
“an. England. that every yasr the
of love is held. and wedded
and harmony lsy
Duninow ditch.”
Pttswalier. who. tradition says, was
“animator of the quaint ceremony. lived
lntha twslftlt century, and to him is at-
tributad the saying. "Hr which rcpentcth
kins not of his marriage, either sleeping or
not in a yssrand a day may lawfully
goto nmowsnrl fetch a summation»
‘91
on.
lots refreshing to learn that in tho piss-
.t year of [recs tbiw couples deemed
themselvesworthythea mot and presented
themselves beforcthe jut). which is cour
of six younirinshletis attired in white
aid six VarinmlfhftkI and herrftllcss bache-
‘i‘hs alniatits sit during trialmold
fashioned seats "made to: two," which.
when tho-ward hast non made. are hoisted
all“! stretciwrs ri'ul tlis loving coupls
hurls In triumph around the racecourse.
[allowing them some the jailer and tbs
sdvacatssiathrlr robssof office, the crler
postulating silence with the wanted form-
ula. thou the white rcbed maidens and the
handle- boys of 'imml’ilf' and lastly the
she‘s. emu. «load
Curtain: find. of mass.
’l’key arsin rotunda-sand
tksrd‘sttwbenelcaedofstaiaadulssa
=~~-AP'RONs.
I-Iighcst of all’ in Learning Powcr.—-Latcst U S. Gov t Report.
‘ has been concluded.
'v
Baking
WPOWder
Prospective Action In Both Sen-
ate and House.
GOOD SALARIES FOP. LITTLE WORK.
la- rue anlnriu and Empowered tallies
[lop-tbs to Collars: Insignificant Custom
Blunt—I'll Iuprwaiio Court Is Only low-
on Your. near-is within Docket.
A
a
“hamster, Oct. .~ This ninth week
of the present union of r n as liegan to
day. and. the result of ti .. . rl. u far ac-
complished cannot be Milt. ' .0 be encouraging
to persons who had but ed ft'l a speedy ad-
justment of the great tliinntlsl question
which caused the Issue of tho krill for the
nuclei session. The present outlook is to
wardhs continuation of the deluxe which
ha- been in progress for the last liu- weeks
In the senate The n-nsi- L'tI liil' of corn
promise legllli itii ii in “ct/.t‘l’ gii us the im-
prasalon in not: W on triers that the end may
be near.
The list of speakers hits not been nbgl:
plated for this week and it. may be
wilted-that when it. is the names of few to
peal senators will upponr upon it. and the
debate will be left almost altogether to the
silver men. Three of these—Teller. George
and Morgan—rare rtilllled to the floor at
any tints to conclude sprt‘chcs which they
have begun but not finish. .1. Mr. Ci!“ of
Florida has siirnliiul n dwire to address
the senate today, but this is the only new
speech formally nationhood.
The week‘s hostile»... ii i . house will be
confined. so far as can lie > :«zi. to n coli-
tlnlllknt‘e 0f thenicliulu iili Ill. t It'l‘iltln bl“
under the order which will exhaust itself
on the 10th lust.
Absence of Partisan Fooling.
The dehutcas far i“ it has prutzrolt‘tetl has
failed to dew-lope, xiiiy of that iritonsity of
tissn feeling so i'rreiy predicted of it.
is fact. it ha. bcr-ri mthr-r tame and unin—
teresting, run} on oiieur two days inst week
an early adjournnmzii “'35 Ilt‘l't".lIIr‘IlL‘(1 be-
cause- thrrc was no one, I’f'.’ltI_V to proceed
with tho argument. [in i:..i.ruwmsnt in
this respect is nuticipatwl this week. The
speakers‘iist contains the llllillr“ of some
of the leaders who liiive risked for time»
Burrows. ilruilermii. Duilivcr. Fitch. Fel-
lows and Others. The expli‘liiiiiill is that
the debate. like that on the bill of the rt»
peril of the silver pun-limit {g Luv. will iii
creaaeln interest lull’llnl the t~i..~«giii.rl go
out. in a blaze of glory, so: to speak.
There are it number (if nlt‘itn’lll'i‘a’ on the
calendar which coiiiiiiittcos may cull up
during the morning ("lflhltiv'rflllon hour.
but it is not probable that any of fllt‘lll will
he brought to the «motion of the house.
for tho Minn for IIIEZCI.-!~li>Il Is for. brief to
warrant expn'lntioiiol Alclllilin' notion. Mr.
Richardson does not Inlcml to pin» the
printing bill until After the riot-rim tit lsite
Considerable work will be done in t‘fllil
milieu rooms. The (-illllllllll'r‘ on banking
and CIII'I‘I‘HI') will t't‘ritiilllu. if ‘- iiinriiig-i Ill]
the financial [llt'mllrl‘xh p. I. I'm; lit‘fvi'u it,
mpl‘l‘M‘Illlllit’u Duvi - of “Elfinfi being first
on llll' list fur 'l‘Iiesii iv morning.
Good Salaries For Little \‘s‘nrlr.
‘VASIIINIIIII.\.01‘7.2. The hull. UI trons-
ln'y receipts and Ili»'iir.~»iiit iit~i for tho last
fiscal your bus Jll~i been isstml. it shows
some curious flirts 1‘1 the matter of custom
Recipts. At the p :iiita named the total
receipts from cus‘onis fur‘ihv inst fiscal
your “'(‘I't'l iii-In hunk, .le.. 1.3 cents;
Frenchman's Buy. tie. $51.50: Pristine. Ma.
“45.56; Ilriiiircpo: I. N. J.. $57.60; Nantuck-
et. Mimi” it‘ll; A} :.uuili-,iii l' lb..\ 373. ll; Pini-
lico. N. C. r1101 .\Il)elllllf’lt'., C. III. till
St. Mary's. (iii. ill. ill; 51. Man' s. iht.,
87.1»; Michigan. "1icli.. $‘J.-lu, At each of
these points It « Zluslor of (‘lliliolilllliiltp-
poiiittd.iiiid in «unity llt'lllt.‘ stir-ml as-
sistants to ho! hiiii rlnl «or tiwroiriiiie.
At. Alexandria. \',,n for lfihlllllt‘i'. where
the revenue “ml only filth. tlil- millet-fol“
received It hillln y of till-4.82 for the your llllil
his deputy thrill. At ('flhlllll'. Mix. the
allot-tor run «I n salary of $1.30. lit-silos
fees find ('0. .iiissitiiis.iitid had :i sproinl
deputy of 81'. vi a tiny llllll four i-ririilni- :luix
titles at Mltlr ws ranging from i'.’ to ._ tint I.
day. Theat- .Irc fair sample-sol ll... {urti-
employed a: the oiliur custom point.
named. _ m
bliss A 'I [on] Will Bonn Wed.
Whfillixll. Ix. Oct. ‘2,~—'l'hc iiiati'lmmiliil
alliance bo' -cri(loiiiinnuiler W. ll. Whit-
ing. Ullifsl'x'. States nmy. rind "aliu .\li
Foamthet .lncso iiinliciiofiluciili will
sounbucoiw Hllnlllnlfi! l‘hc only tiltsltltle
in the way. or been ft‘llllll‘NI by llll ordvr
.
issued froi. he navy department relieving
Command. Whiting from the corniiitiiid
of thsAlll. "c and granting lilin ll month's
leave of all . one. with pcrnils-ilnn to apply
for on elm don.
only ~rvsn l’sars Behind "and.
Wflni‘ .ros. (lot. 2.~‘»Whilc the docket
for the U. : .ber term of the stiprciiie court
in 1“ at no opening contained Inseam».
there are a It with awaiting the court's at-
tantlouiz. this time. if this rots of pro-
s maintained, the court will be
ssvsa yew .- hence.
ls. l .iirlwall May its Chairman.
WAsilI mil. Oct. 2 ~.\ Int-clinic of the
Muhlicni congressional ciiiiipnlim coni-
tnitt/ss hast .. n culled for Wednesday llli ' t
for the urpo forgaalsatlou. Thorn l is
not M iii li discussion of candidates
for the chains hip. and what talk there
has boon was L . favor of Representative
(Hawaii of (it to.
not or by lions liners.
PmsImio. Itau..0st.1-Evsr rises tits
Wit lifm W m AW
irritants: vitamin" barn In its
haulsfhl nu liveryriusud ridlnaahnut
Yastsivlay altar-noon several
tooiiioiitiiosnoiio“
mfronti 2 with nothing but current cases (I
I not to .
.2” ”Warren on...
lones’. Hooters or Sayinoti’o Sirocco: Flatt:
HE cccndonrhas advancsdssvsn divs ashram
T wflhurontimneaumemn ttthgysbovs price. ”w Q
advising you correctly and giving you the . 2
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
WE took the advantage of the market. but won’t
the advantage of you.
vsdcllsr
.——.——Q¢p————.‘
CHAS. e. sevmo‘ua, ..
Leading Grocer. 33 Washington at.
Telephone Call [3-2.
Olilwb doyou was DEARbulchsra.
“'szaim uchblhngim‘l d ,
Mnmadanoillft rs? [mm flour
vcn’t you he’ard" the corn.
ow all of our as miacarrlcd:
Now the P30 ‘SHARthfillulfilvcs.
And the owner remains UNB
flow sonic man we never hal‘ thought of
Some follow from West tport. they say.
gavds bonds for d3" r'aacalLy pluralist.
a now cv nu ravs ay
Tbs law “tombs bslycnstnntl
Seth-t HON I8? butchers might lve.
Ant lbspubllcba forosdiopayns.
Our pcrlcss.andtak whatwsglvc.
E. J. WADl-IAIIIS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S IIIIE'I’. FIEE IlElIlEIll, PEOPLE'S MARKET
_ 21 Wall st.. Norwnlk
| Wm!“ guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5-7-3.
I JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS BONE BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
ORIlOli. PISTELLE. WATER OOLOR Min SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring. '
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
In Artistic tins of Photographs, Eopaoiall studios from lllIllrl-lils
llanstantl an inn itioii.
VISITORS AL AYS WELCOME.
E. Ii. JIOISOI. PHOTOGRAPHER 53 Will 8L. NORM“;
his... initiations“ svesadin- Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
her at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
WASHINGTON stratum.
{3100. 00, which gives 19 led 's psla
tbesepeo lea hand awkodm Padios
have topaytfifiO P l u
I‘
“in? .Is. Shhh’iii’,i$.“ii..i“&"h
tors' bills
each for Cactus Blood Core to cure them.
call and cnmlnoour list. ha lb
sale in every par-tot the cit; “vgmagm for
am
13 North Main at., 80.524! No rwaik.
Telephone «1.1.524!
.
1
what would bathe saving per cap its if
the dinner should not be given, 9these
being 87 persons at tb feast! . ”lot! and on an terms.
Inquire at PMlsted's drug store, where —— A— __.__
you may have the problem solved and BRIE”.
are! information abontC lotus Bic iCur . rosin manor: ‘3‘. iiié madam
ILWilllams. East Norwalk. October 1, lm,
\fr Frank Fonda and NMiss Maggie
lick. both of Newark J..
in marri Rev ROE! zero united
N’I Isl).
RESSMAKING by the day. Terms.
postal
g menta made by card nuts.
Martineingguth Norwnlk Conn. nor are. ' '
sillki'i'
iTL'A’l‘iON todo general housework o
thoroughly competen Hungarian wean.
whospsaks English and German. A pl
Mrlsi-Schuilok,15 “00d street. Sontag”
A Good Thing to Keep us Ilnnrl.
1- rom the Troy (Kansas) Chief
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severespeils of cholera mor-
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually preceethnt ail-
ment, such assickness at 'L ’ ‘
diarrhoea, etc. we become scary We
have found Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy the very thing to‘
straighten one out in such cases. and al
ways keep it about. We are not writ-
ing this for It pay testimonial, but to let
our readers know what is a good thing
to keep handy in the house For sale by
(it Htillson Druggist.
mothers Read This.
' My child is subject to severe attacks
or-
Horses Wintered
BROOKSIOE limos Flllll.
Plenty of box stalls and extra. care.
M H. PARSONS.
uni (I‘liartflmlij Dgnngutbe last sicléneaf. -_ , A” . . ,. ._ ,,‘__,,___ "own“
i' i re ree v
.iiB.“§l§.B‘“if.§$niléimwff.unBa HORSES KEPT
It would have requiredn dozen visits
ofa physician. as on former occasions.
I believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have saved the life of the child I lost,
had they been within my reach at the
timeof its sickness." Mrs. P H Bax-
sm, 722 New street Camden, N. .l.
They are splendid children’s remedies.
‘25 cents. Alldrug stores.
For a lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest, try saturing a piece of flan-
nel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm fipd
is
FOR
FALL and WINTER.
25 Bull STILLS.
B. BURCHARD, Wilson Point.
“333'
~53
'I‘ll I ['27];
To rent from October let a second floor of
house on Stuart avenue: water and waste
In floor: a large sword and ptar ofn
barn: rent ”All 60. Inquire of Wilbur Scllcck.
No. room sicnue. near the turnpikeocillt
SECOND floor. consists of four rooms. water
Rent reasonable. 95 West tstroct.
Booth Norw talk. 0th lw
binding it onto the affected parts.
treatment will cure any ordi case in
one or two days. Pain Balm cures
rheumatism. 60 cent bottles for sale by
(l. C. Stillson Draggiat.
’ .- ___ r r: » . -
Children cry for £13353? (if [logiitnmii 33?.” l"8‘%%:.
r or
PItCheT s caStorla' 4 ROOM apartments. modern lmprovemls.
rlIvartzdr Corbett buildln . rant n
810. Four room flat, ,tosv floor.3 two or F”. M
ton's market. rent 3| Inquire Old
Cigar Co. of'flcs Oil Washington s'lraet.
Wailh
amt
URLBU’H‘ house and barn on the hill.
Avlllyto E. A. Woow ward
When llahy was slr-k. we gave Ill‘l’ Casioria.
\‘i'hcn she was a Child. she cried for (Writ.
When sh-I bi‘tfftulll Miss, she clung to Castorh. ,
When she had Children. she gavotbsm Cumin.
THE premises on Railroad Square. formerly
The Sentinel oflics. Apply at this olilco.
FIVE corners blacksmith shop to rant
Canaan road. Norwalk. Alipl y lor2 NZ?
Penal so.
. . -- ”m.” '
chl Are“ 0" NO! 30100; :audfivmfg‘o’h‘ll: 315:”? (Lillorv‘EI'n.P:ul .-
u so a m cone
PItC her’a ca‘tona. film. it) sores anrl withering" smash"
linolisrns Inquire station agent. crud “dire:
chudr°n c” for Berti Rowayton. l'tinn.
Pltchery. castm'l snort October lsl. four ruom- an ocean all
a- _ ...Blunt“i:3;:I*.I“.‘.“Ii:2.tiriirim.
filter! "“8- mil. Norwslk. om lw I
. “ m” ’WuOnlr-al fllf'lllflAllHIlf’DUI‘nR‘WIIxIlt)Ilgll fafi
so of .
NORWALK “PENN HOUSE. I'lacc.rionlli ltl|ril'i:iiiiilitp y n 0 outfit:
. .
iaturdai Evening. October 7. :n...n.v,..ts°.:...n..rh° B...I-:~ one
The “Wm. American Actor. it). 1". or particulars n hire of II. N
[how a. at his slum on Houth uin street. or
George F. Beans. City Natlonsliiank. ad! it
Email- hall of double house on Monroe street
Inquire of it. if. llow w.an lyll if
MR. LOOI ALDRICH.
In Wm. ll. Uranu's Great Ainr-rlcisn thinmly.
The Senator,
I llusl rallnir “Octal. Diplomatic and Political
hits in World union. and as played for two
‘ MA Ll. building on Water strait. A ly Ill .-
E. l“. Knavll- If i
" [‘0]! SALEM“
RflAlN.-Ill fill) house for
your"! the HM Thu . l W" ‘1' WERE Eli‘s“ minute on
management aroma. ll. TlfAl III. M, hug... 7',.,,,,,..'., m... “I “fly”;
for as lin
homo son
lor A: fluid
golInu to leave town tot Ivsi in
h. irujulrs of Oliver Barker. "Toy.-
mm b. Ctilrgrovr. No.lf’r.1'i
Mil. LOUIS ILORIOH
a hWi'lllbcI'i‘nsiirlcd by Mr. Migrrg'hmham‘. Mp" """°"‘°“lh _N""“lnl‘l-__ ‘ . tramw-
i of N“ “I" II OVUDEO . ‘M
. lst is .llol OBOE. pliant/on harness. blacksmith:
con-igsfiiz'iiéfkniin ltivs‘r'is.!‘lllr.'.lz H "orwI Ind-ml Will he sold at
.mmii’kio-Id. barsstn- Inquire at lit nclolllcs.
ttu nose
“MILD“ Dela lla his Mill affirm-s. Kathsrl ris
LACK hssahonfnufvrnto‘é' s my
beans fa .
use Without fan] ’torp. "nil! .
.gsntlzi'bfi
O’Pl‘lcfluhfh 50. lb. Elective your stats earlitkii:U
sdri'is store.
drug store. Norwalk.
iiiIsIo lltli.
llllllil illitlll. lili’lllllill titli.
THE OOMEDIANS
initially and Girard,
Iii thslr Lstsat insular fineness
TliE RAINMAKERS.
r Ik and t‘
No wa srllilt
. UBwarts. or at Boimana‘ stab uh
A” Elohim soiii moist.cthn:n
tbctwsaii
smash.
man s l' i ROWAN: ..
I are. d Ir
triumpawitainlsrsanllsrfifs 3&1!
please call at this office.
Mflliitellylww
All. sithhlclt successor to It. ll. Csvsnaab. r
ritt lll'Ellllll. nor. tilt in viii
No. I Olav strsst. south Norwaik. All Iadlaa
Invited. lists triads-rid trial-sad iron at
Min malarial. ll“
Danbury Fa r
’l'hc Vocalist of all l'arcs Comedies.
mutants-dorm. October I to 7. ’II.
“but WI Ivar scan in lane Comedy. in“, ”ovum”. Mill.
similar Illutrio floats sad the
I!“ [All Am
MMMMAW “‘7 .
memo. ; ,
Norwalk Chronicler