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EAST NORWALK.
Monk Leanna Entertainment at the
“toilet church-eh Enthusiastic
m “Republicans-“Elia (love Street
tower Nearing Completion.
One of the best entertainments ever ,
given in the East Avenue Methodist
Eel-oops! church is mums tonight.
The Apollo orchestra will render music,
and a number of beautiful tableaux
have been arranged. Recitations will
be given by capable talent and
the committee assures everyone who
attends a most hearty welcome.
This willbe the programme: "Songs of
Seven”-—Exnltation. Romance. Love,
Intercity. Widowhocd. Giving in Marri-
, age, Longing for Home; violin solo. Miss
Bronson; vocal solo. E. E. Crows; the
Perkins photograph album ; selection by
orchestra; statuary, “The Three
Graces,” Ceres, Bebe, Justice and
Hardy, Devotion, Ariadne, Diana, Min.
.erva.
Daniel L’Hommedieu has in his possess.
iona copy of the New Bedford Daily
Mercury of April 16th. 1842. Among imp
other interesting articles it contains, is
an account ofthe fight between the Uni-
ted States frigate Alliance and two Brit-
, ish sloope of war. copied by the Boston
Courier from a paper of J one 14, 1781.
The work of laying the sewer in Cove
street has reached a point about half way
between Second and Third avenues, and
only a few more days will be required to
complete the contract. Nearly every
house-owner on the street, it is under-
stood, will connect with the sewer.
Everett Tolles, of East avenue, who
has been visiting his uncle. C. F. Tolles,
in Ansonia, returned home yesterday.
He went to Wilbrahsm, Mesa, today, in
company with his cousin. Roy Jones, to
.i .W
HE GOT.
A VisitorWhose Dump of Caution Was'l‘ee
Greatly Developed.
An old man. with the appearance of a
farmer, stood in the doorway of a Clark
street business house, holding an ancient
vallae and gating upon the surging throng.
The star of the place approached
him. lai a hand on his arm and said
pleasantly:
“My dear sir, loitering in this doorway
I'M—-
. “You needn't dear sir me," interrupt
ed the farmer. “I know that I look like a
hayseod, and that my whiskers grow the
wrong way, and that my coat is covered
with egg stains. but no oily tongucd stran-
ger can work me, by lush. I do live in the
country, and I'm not ashamed of it, but I
read the papers, and I'm up to all the
dodges you follows have, so if you are
trying to work off a gold brick or want
me to cash a draft for $5,000 you arowast-
log your time. "
"I am not that sort of a
rlctor"-—-
man. I am the
“Of a gambling house along here some-
where? Well, you can’t pilot me to it.
When I left home, my wife told me that I
would be euchrcd before I got back, be-
cause my teeth are filled with sand burs
and my clothes show where the calves
have rubbed against me, and anybody
would size me up as an old jay on a lay-
ofl, but I read the papers, and no green
goods man can work me for a cent. I
know your racket, young man. You’ll
pump me for information about my home
and neighbors and find out that I am
Gila Overborck of Boise county, and than
you'll leave me, and when I have walked a
block along'll come your pardner with
smiles an inch thick on him, andhe‘ll
grab my hand and say, ‘Hollo, Mr. Over-
borok, how's things at Charlestonf’ And
then I'll grab him and pry up the street
ear tracks with him. Oh, I tell you. I
read the papers, if the English sparrows
do build their nests in my hair, and no
oily tongued stranger can get the edge on
resume his studies at Wesleyan academy. mo.
, The jib-mainsail boat “Rachael" has
been hauled out on the shore. near Sec-
ond Point, for a general overhauling and
repainting. Shela about ready for the
water again, as trim and pretty in her
new dress as any craft in the harbor.
The East Norwalk Republican club
held an enthusiastic meeting in Randall’s
Hall, last night, and appointed soliciting
and finance committees. Next Tuesday
night the club will have a grand rally.
with speakers from out of town.
The town authorities are tearing up
the boardwalk placed near Ambler d:
Perry’s hat factory by residents on Maple
avenue. and are filling in the depression
with stones, making a good walk.
Mr. and hire. E. J. Reddy, 'who have
been visiting at the home of Captain R.
B. Raddy, Van Zandt avenue, returned
to their home in Bayviile, L. I. Miss
Robeson Roddy, of Plattsburg, N. 0., ac-
companied themL_____~
The Fire Police will hold a meeting to-
night in their quarters on VanZandt ave-
nue. Several South Norwaik firemen are
expected to attend, and a justice of the
peace will administer the oath to the
members.
Mrs. H. S. Seymour, of Maple avenue.
hasgone to Hartford to visit the Rev.
Mr. Cronilish, formerly pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
and wife.
Captain Augustus Raymond and wife,
of Bette place, J. K. Raymond,
mother and sister. of Wilton. took din-
ner on Little L'Hammook island, yester-
day.
Frank Hoyt, who is employed in Dr.
W. L. Wood’s dental oilice, will enter
the New York College of Dentistry, for
a six months’ course, October 1.
Edward F. Smith, of Riverside avenue,
is the latest addition to the growing
ranks of East Side bicyclists. He already
rides like an old veteran.
The second quarterly conference of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will be held tomorrow night, at the close
of the prayer meeting. '
mam
T. B. (iritllu and Parker Flower, occu'
pants of Fancher‘e building on the Wash-
ington street bridge, spent yesterday in
Westport.
Miss Edna AinsWOrlh returned yester-
day afternoon from a week’s vacation,
spent in Bridgeport and Comps.
The Apollo orchestra will enjoy a
moonlight sail tomorrow night in H.
Emory Pease’s naphtha launch.
Assistant Pestmsster Russell Morgan
was delivering mail, this morning on a
new bicycle.
Charles Herritt and Edward Benedict
will go on s lishing expedition Friday.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Gumbart, of Maple avenue.
lire. D. B. Beach and Iiiss Ellsns
liclbrcok are in New York city.
Charles Henry liiller is quite sick at
his home on Ksyssr avenue.
due-r. 90105» .15"
Then the proprietor grabbed the farmer
and jammed him into the corner of the
doorway and cried:
“I‘m proprietor of this place. and I do
not allow looting in the doorway. Do you
hear that, you old lung tester? Now. git!"
The farmer gathered up his vallso and
got—Chicago Tribune.
For Plump Wrists.
If the veins of the hands are prominent,
they may be milucmi by wetting them ev—
ery day with witch hazel, and wrists that
are lnclluod to he bony and angular may
be made plump by holding them in a bowl
of warm olive oil for 10 or is minutes ev-
ery night. There are many recipes for
softening and whitening the hands, but
the judicious mother mommcnds the sim-
plest and most desirable. Equal parts of
lemon juice and almond oil make about
the host lotion known for this purpose.
Entertainments.
Hoyt’s Opera House
A Glorious Week of Laughter
Commencing
l7.
Mond , Sept.
Special on agment of the world's largest
grandest am st amusement enterprise now
before the public at peoples‘ popular pricea
IlllllB BUMEDY 00.
Challenge Band and ()rchcstra.
32 3‘3 —-—i’EOPLE-— 3‘3 82
Beginlm: their engagement here with the lat-
rill and most popular onmrdy,
' DAD’S BOY”
Tuesday, “Sis.“ Wednesday. “A Mountain
Daisy,“ Thursday. "UlurIeJi-throe.“ Friday,
“Wanted a Husband," Friday Matinee. "’i'en
Nigh's in a Burr-mom," oatunlm, "Among
{hilltfl‘r‘wsfl Saturday Matinee. "I'urlo 'l‘om‘s
a n.
POPULAR PRICES, 15. 25 AM) 351:.
Boats new on sale at i’laisted‘s and Gregory's.
bullies' tickets now oxvliauuul
Nouwanx, Chum, Hept. llili, lbill. i“
Died August 80th. mill.
Wlsrmm S. Mocnv, Director.
Elected July 7th, bud.
Whistle/is, it has become our painful duty
to make record of the death of our esteemed
aesmziatc. Winfield 5. Moody; be it
liemli‘uf, That we enter our testimony of
the high regard in which be was held not only
by his bu-lnoss intimates but also by the en-
tire community of this city and town. lie was
a man of imsltlve idem. yet considerate of the
opinions of others; In business matters mmser-
votive yetinlouch with the most advanced-
ln public matters watchful and actve. am
honored by tnunlcipal office In which he ren-
dered valuable service to his fellow citizens: in
personal friendship staunc’i. true in adversity
ut undemouelative: as a Director of this
lianh, he was ever mindful of its business in-
turrets and him: mom was greatly valued by
«machine. W lilo we niournihe great loss of
friend. yet to llli family afflicted with the
greater one of :msbamlsni father, we extend
our most heartfelt. sympathy.
"t'lflliW". T-hataco y of these minutes be
forwarded to dis lam ly and be published In
the local papers. Attost
all! i . l‘. i’lilCEmashler and secretary.
W W '4 NOTICE»... "
lift inhabitants and legal voters of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that asgeclal town meeting will
be holdsn on the llil. day of September. um,
at ll o'clock in the afternoon. to take such aet-
ion as said meeting shall deem advisable with
reference to the cutting of bushes and branch-
esnf trees growinr on the highways of the
town. within two vcfeet of the width of the
traveled highway: and to direct the scleotmen
of the limo because such bushes and trees to
be out at least once in each year. and at such
time and times as said meeting shall by vote
provide. Also to take such action as said
meeting shall deem expedient in relation to
widening the roadway on Washington street
bridge from the draw in said bridge easterly
according to the petition of J. titurges ltant
deli and others. and in relation to the shoe -
ing of the sidewalk on said brid e, and if as d
meeting shall vote to widen ssi roadway and
cha said walk tomslte the necessary ape
pro alien the or.
mmJt it said meeting shall deem
such action visablc. the hi hwsy shown as
(Stanwood avenue, fromihe unecllcut Turn.
lbs to a point opposite the residence of John
II a
Daledat Nat-welt ptembe ml
'lsfw. ua'rslo .
ir‘l‘nl‘sd’f‘i’nil‘t.
”“10 Ct
Daubury Fair
g
as costs wui Buy a wu-
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand’s Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, of Falrdale. N. Y., says: "Dr,
Band’s Golichre is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. It
willth baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 26 cents.
Irving . Larimore. physical director
of Y. M. . A.,Des Moines, Iowa, says
he can oomcientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, football players and
the profession in general for bruises.
sprains and dislocations; also for sore-
nessvand stiffness of the muscles. When
appliCd before the parts become swollen
it will allectacure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by G. C.
Btillson.
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of
Eugene. Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diar-
rhoea and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain’s
Cholio. Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy,
which has cured her sound and well.
Give it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief it affords. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by 0.0. Stillscn,
druggist.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Oastcrla.
When fishy was sick, we gave her (‘astorln
When she was a Child. she cried for (halos-la
When she became Miss. she clung to (lanolin
When she had i. bliiL’w. she gave them Moria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Oryfcr
Pltchcr’s Castcrla.
Taylor 8: Golden.
IlealEstaleandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON mm.
Persons lookln fora lot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasin .arc invited to
call and examine our list. a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonsbis
prices and on easv terms. anfl tf
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
Two Autumn Tours
TO THE
COVERINH
Gettysburg, Blue Mountable,
lursy (taverns, Basic filly,
Natural Bridge,
Grottcss oi the Shenandoah.
- liltlsscilliclimcndsndWashlngtcn
Special train of arlur cars will leave New
York and i'hilade pllla
September 15 and 29
noon» raw null.
FROM NEW YORK,
853.00 snort PHILADELPHIA.
including all necessary dummies during the
ten days absent. Detailed itinerary may
had upon application to ticket agonisor m
tourist siren , 11W limadwsy, New York. or
”road street station. Philmlelphla.
J. R. WOOD, (textural Passenger Agent.
(H420. W. HO“), Assistant (lencral Passen-
Rer Agent ’
Tourist Agent, 1.106 Broadway New in“
or Broad street station, Philadelphia. s8 lit
855.00
M more c o.
School Suits for the Boys
Are in order this week. Good taste and care
in making have gone before and excluded
everything that did not come up to our high
standard of durability and neatuess. You
may; go through our Boys’ Department this
fall and with your eyes closed pick at random
from the crest assortment that we have
prepared for you, with the auurancc that
whatever you buy here for that boy of yours
will be absolutely dependable. Boys' Double
Breasted School Bulls at w. Wt). til. tats, s4
and .6: sweet to 15 years. Boys’ Double and
Single Breasted School Buitsat 35, 83.10. 8710.
88.00snrl llo; ages, it to 18 years. Boys‘ Extra
Ebert Pants, 26 cents, 50 cents. 80 cents and Il.
Many of our customers are changing the
Straw Hat purchased here last summer. for
one of our BelLConformlng Derbyr. 82. $2.50
and 83.
MEIGS & 00.
827 Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct.
WANTED.
BOARDERS wanted at Golden fllllCott-Ise
First class refined and home like accom-
modatlons. at. lowest rates' so and a ward.
ill Bayview avenue, South Norwalk. s 01w
SITUATION as laundross or domestic.
Address MR8. H. L. ADAMS. Norwalk.
care Branch énsrim silica. s? it
T0 LET.
ROM October 1st, house of 8 rooms at )7
Franklin street. Modern improvements.
Inquire of lldwin Wilcox at Browns: Wilcox‘s
grocery. and ti.
#—
OUR room apartments. second and third
floors, front and rear. rent 88 an
10. Swartz a Corbett block. Halls
i hted. heated and cleaned. App? at the
o on of the OLD WELL CIGA 00.. 83
Washington street. a
HOUSE of seven rooms. beatenbath. hot
and cold water. Apply to TAYLOR dz
00L . amt!
DEN
ONE furnished room, arlor floor tprivilge
of bath, but and on d water and eat. 0.
‘16 Union street. as lw
V BREE rooms. 70 South Main street. water
in. rent 58. Apply in E. A. WOODWARD.
UPPER part of house, No. 27 Marshall street,
A iply in MRS. GILES HAULENBECK,
No. 11 lizabeth street. s8 lw
LOWER part of house of four rooms. Two
minutes walk from liowayton depot.
Rent. 35.
Inquire of II. Atrkari. Rev-Bron,
Conn. s 3t
n... slain. I
()8 TO LET“ Thgweli-enuippedmeat mar”
ket. No. 2! Main street. Norwalk. En‘
quire of u. M. Flilow, on the premises. swat
Nliof the best working sleeps on Long
Island Sclhd: 17 not ton capacity: low
Weewasy son good security. Enqluire
. \V. COMl-l'l‘i ('K. 158. w
1)AINTf-l. oils. glass and putty. We carry a
line line, and our prices are as low as the
lowest. We sell only Martin's brushes and
the are the best on the market. 80 ’
N0 Wallis HARDWARE COMPANL ‘2
south Main street. al 12 if
liOWAYTON-New house for sale or to let;
furnished or unluruii-hed; will sell on
one ' terms. no reasonable offer refused. .!
FE , ill) and 112 West 50th street. New 3: 1ork.
on w
I
HEEISTHIHS NOTICE.
The Board of Registrars for theClty of r‘uuth
Norwalk, Conn. will hold a public session at
Police Headquarters. llavilaud street, Wed-
nesday. Remember filthJLiili fmm,2 in d p.m..to
corzeot the voting list. All trauma to be add-
ed or erastd from said list must be handed to
City Clerk Edmund E. CroWe. on or before ii
p. 111.. Monday. September Bub, precedingelec-
lion.
JOSEPH TAMMANY
Rll‘liARl) ll HOLDEN. - o
.lOSl‘Zl‘ii TAMMANY. .lR.l Relilrtlr‘rgi
r». .
Board
You (‘an‘i Afford to Miss
Tin: last grand personally mndut‘li-il tour to
NIAGARA FALLS
fl!" THE N‘PTAHHN,
Tuesday. Sept. 11.
Four llays‘ trip: all expenses paid,
$15.00 and $ T 6.00
according to hotel sebum-d.
Hpccial train of Ior cars and day mum-hes
leaves Union ilepo at ii a. Iu., due to arrive at
be Niagara. 0:45 saute evening.
Parlor our seats should be rmrvod in ad-
vance (seals 32m extra each way ).
I :ialsidetrl tn Torontnvia steamer, in-
clgg‘l’hg admissign to industrial Fair. 8L!“
extra.
For furtliorlhfnrmaiiou call on it. A. Mc-
Donald or daisit ticket agent. sh
Sulallsnd W
CLOT H I NC.
Our Pride is our Honest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
liter Stock of
mm into what Oil ma call a relics.
mus“; HALL tive moody and 001: over our
. - - net, and ow natural it is to
Wednesday. Sept. 12
. TIM THE TINKEH
, great company. A great cost. Two topsles,
— Presenting that Rel-ruins English Frsre Cum-
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Goods Only.
We are not offering the last end of any manufacturing stock,
but the most desirable stock from the best makers in this country.
We think of quality first, then fix the price to make permanent
customers.
FRANCIS & 00.
THE RELIABLE
chillers, Halters lllll Funisilrs.
TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC.
A. .. > W
we all sometime .. other get”
our: men-r on u.
w
eel road—that does not reall
desegbo the way on feel; thin!
self satisfied won (1 hit the mark
closerwover some deal or pur-
chase you have made, whereby
you feel you have expended a
dollar or so and know you have
got what a 81.25 would not or-
inanly urchase.
Now i you avail yourself of
the opportunity ofiered you this
week by us, it will serve tocover
a multitude of series, when you
happen to strike one of these
moods. ' '
2 000 yds., 40 different styles
and colorin , of the best and
finest of Si olines, retailin at
121} to 15c. per yd; our price ur-
_ g - . ing this week, Bile. yd.
. “r“; 12W 1,000 yds. gest‘cph‘i‘il'tin cali-
" , m cocs 4c. ery .- u v ue dc.
Supported “8m." “ us} 106 pa?! fine Lace Curtainfl, 3}
by litre Pearl I'ls mend and a
company olvsrsatile artistsint e successful
farcial. pautomimioal comedy. Entirely re-
written. enlar ed and elaborated with entirely
new scenic an mechanical trick emote. Farce
comedy refined specialtie? and pantomime,
under I a management of . C. Davis.
Prices 35c 500 and 75c. Reserved seats now
on sale at Plaisted’s and Gregory's drug mimic
. 'HDHWAIH OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Friday, Sept. l4. l894‘5
JOHN E. animus m
yds. long. nearly 2 yds. wide
each. at $1.49 per pair, worth
nearly double.
. 1 lot of39c. and 490 fancy Trim-
ing Braid, 'all kinds and styles.
Don't want to carryover, so close
them out at 15c. per yard.
' 25 dozen ladies’ Ri bed Vests,
medium weight, long and short
sleeves, worth half dollar easy;
price this week, 39c. each.
One lot of $1.25 pair of ladies'
Kid Gloves, assortment of $1.00
and 81.25 qeltities, the price we
offer them at, 50c. per pair, w'
make them go fast, so don’t tarry
10%s '
itchen department offers this
week 3,000'Glass Berry Dishes,
2c. each; 2,000 Glass Berry
Dishes, 3c. each; 50 dozen Glass
Tumblers, 190. r dcz.; 200
fancy Glass Bas ets 15c. each;
50 Lemonade Sets, I urge pitch-
er, three and six glasses. all
colors, at 79c. per set. All Din-
ner Sets at cost this week.
SOUTH NURWALK
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
Beautiful Scenery,
Real Irish Bag Piper,
Tinker Quartette.
Chart opens September lDtb at Gregory’s
drug store, Norw'alk, and Pleisted’s, fiuth
Norwslk.
PHIBEB,"25c., 35s.. and idle.
s8
MUSIC HALL.
ONE NIGHT ON LY.
FHIDIil. SEPT. Mlh.
Stetson‘s Big spectacular
llncle Tom’scabin
The Barnum of them all. 50 men, women
and children. Ilouolebsud and orchestra. A
coded by Miss Kate Partinglon. Two lurks.
Eve. and her For y, Prince, [one Star Quar-
telte, African Mandolin Players. Double
Quartette. Jubilee Singers. itself and Wing
Dancers. Shooters. Etc.
A Pack of (ionulne Bloodhounds.
New songs. New Dances. New Music.
Eve thing Now.
A Larload of Beautiful Szeney.
Cotton Picking: Home in the South; Eva’s
Assensiou.
The Uramlest Street Parade Ever (liven.
Two Bands- Golden Chariots drawn by tiny
little Shetland Ponies.
Tnbleaur, Carr, Donkeys, Massive Dogs. etc.
A H ht ofalifellme.
Pr use 35 and 50a: Children 25(‘.
Seats st Plasied‘s and Kiggs‘. s8
Hoyt’s Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Saturday. September I5
A NOTABLE EVENT
"What‘s the Good of Anything? Nothing 3“
Chas. Froham’s Co
oily Furor.
THE NEW Bill
by Arthur Law.
A companion play to “Charley ‘s Aunt.‘
l'iiivarsal y mac-riled m be the most humorous
conception known to the annals of the modem
stage.
Prices.35.50.75 $l .
Featson sale at l’islstod’s and Gregory‘s s10
HALE SELLS IT, Ere.
“w“w.m.
' A LAoY SAID:
“1 got out of Coffee and had to get some elsewhere, but it
was so inferior to what I get here that I could not use it, and the
price was just the same.”
We have the some compliments every day. Not alone on
our Coffees, (which are the par of excellence) but on all other
goods, especially on fancy Cakes and Crackers, Smoked :Beef,
Tens, Butter, Cheese, Olives and Olive Oil and the Angelou
Flour, “the best in the world.” We have the confidence in our
well kept stock to believe that those compliments are well deserv-
ed and that the policy of, not how cheap but how good is ap-
preciated by the people. We do keep the freshest, purest and
best selected stock of groceries in this city, and guarantee satire
faction in your dealings with us.
The Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon have numerous {ad-
mirers. Why not?
Chas. E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
usual: on, 13-2. 33 summon sum.
SMASH! SMASH! STILL MIIITHEH CUT.
Fresh Fork of lamb. Lamb Chops. Bib and mm. Veal R
for the address of butchers who cell i as and n t f h ! do .
, mm“ “raise“ g n a y 0 es as we . I} 1
a gust varistn nus
THElPEOPLE’S MARKET,
ganglia, ltr;Veai shrine. Wedorxsctly as we advertise: be colored no!“ son»
in ‘t mean exactly what they say.
a. a. want-lasts, Proprietor.
ed in the fast. We cut the best meats {nosey will on . We offer ten dollars a‘tlaes reward
" cm '
in cos. a three cars we have no to the ll at the two cities
m3" ’ it may. m: e
. a” Wall an".
Norwalk Chronicler