l THEEISTW
its run ocean or ran air ,is
. usr MIA“.
than. a. sum. tranche as am
my“ the lass Avenue cause—a
Mam-s cmlum~n
‘llhacasl'evtlia ems. ’
, Therevlvfl canteen were mined
with Winters-tat the less Av.
ammunition, hernias. The
”It! preached an awakening ear-o-
train the text, “Choose ya this day
Myewlll serve." "Everyone.”sald
”was this power. it is thbpowar
that constitutes your responsibility.
loses recognised this fact, and just be»
tonsils ascended Nebo’h lonely mountain
, aid to Israel, ’1 set beforeyou life and
3 death; choose lifs.’ Joshua addrmd
I; . ilehesrers as free moral-gent: whenlta
" 5 mm to them the Maturation,
, ‘ ‘(lhoose ya this day. whom ye will serve!
‘ " Jesus himself talked to Andrew and
- James as rational beings. who had the
power of choice, when he satdto them.
“Follow me.’ films only being that can
destroy you is your own self. God him.
' lei! sets before you eternat Mend ster-
ilal death and bids you choose life." Af-
tterthepraise serviceand sermon there
' was a short service of consecration and
, player. Tonight the subject of the saw
» men will be “The Place 0! the Heavenly
Rest.” Praise meeting astronaut 7:30.
Anew supply of "Songs of Love and
Praise,” are expected in time tor the
evening service.
The chimney in the building at the
east end or the Washington atroethrflpa,
which is occupied by the store of the
South Norwalk Paper company Id In.
Jones, took fire yesterday and sunset! a
little excitment for a few minutes. some
of the soot fell on a pile of paper in the
sure. but Robert Brown extinguished
the tire without diificulty. A maturity
of salt wss poured in the chimney.
There will be an extra car ran from
’ theWashiogton street bridgetothe Town
Houseflhursdayeveningtrsccomwodste
those wishing to attend the Republican
caucus. The car will leave the Wge
at 7:25. and the East Namath post citing
a 7m. —.—..‘ -m. .. .
Mrs. Walter Keith and son, of Water
bury,are Visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Thomas. 9 New stree'.
During Dr. Baker’s illness, his patients
will be attended by Drs. Clark and
Burke.
The steamer “Addie V." is being rev
painted by her own", Captain William
y" Verity.
Mrs. C. H. Gray. of Wilton, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Wheeler,
of Washington street bridge. ’
'The store on the Washington street
bridge, recently vacated by S. Spim.hr
being partitioned into cm. apartments.
Frank Spaulding will reeumehia atmtiea
at Yale college. tomorrow.
A force of laborers are cutting down
the hill at. the eastern sort- of (labour
avenue.
It is rumored that M. Ept-lttein, of'l’nyz
lor avenue. and Mrs. (J. Sauasmao. of
Fort Point street, last Norwallt, wilt he
married in a couple of weeks
Miss Lotte M. Allen. of Bridgeport,
is visiting her father, Francis Milan, of
Cave street.
line Rose Flood, of Bridgeport, mantle
a flying visit. to Norwntlr amt Em Nor.
walk Saturday and Sunday
w .4...
Hrs, Walter Kieth. of Waterbury. is
visiting Mrs. Edmond Trnunann. if'rt'me
Janet.
A horse attached to Ilevins’s will:
' wagon fell down opposite the East ave
nus Methodist Episcopal church. this
morning. but did no damage.
A valuable piece of jewelry was found
yesterday in W. A. F‘oluell’s market on
East avenue.
lies Bessie Bowl. of Houth Roman.
is visiting at the resident's-0N1 ll. Bitten.
First avenue.
Herbert V. (Jan and Frank than. who
drove in Huntington, Lona island. afsw
days ago, arrived home last was. no
[lettings delightful time The trip to
Haw York was made in about tantrum.
II. D. Randall is erecting anew drying
building east of his mill. It in raw
fast. twa stories high. A him stealer
holler will he placed in the building on
Its completion.
The grocery store on Fort Points street.
In the building owned by John Tryna.
M its doors this morning
Frederick Kristina and son seat that.
_ labia; yesterday. and had great lack.
Widow" and. '1? B. (m are
dumb» compo. today.
, ham-WMMW 7......
_ “Windfall-ea (lowi-
- My,“ m by mus
DAR!“ Al. HOWE
The Republican town cane-s was held
in the Town Hall, last arming. The
hall was filled to ovuflowlu, and every
thing passed 01 monthly. John H. Sel-
luk,chalrmauof the town mamas,
called the meeting to order. (Silesia G.
Iosrhossa was elected chairman and
Jana Church was chosen secretary. A
motion prevailed that the voting he done
by ballot. C. W. beauty then made
a motion that all Ila-ea of voters to be
made that were in thehands of the Re-
plblicall town committee, be entitled to
vote at the nuns. The motion was car-
ried. Au infernal ballot wasthsn taken
forfirstwlramsn. The whole number
ofvotauslmlll. Jeremiah U.
Klluetelter received 121; scattering. 20.
A motion that Mr. Klinefslter'a election
he made continuous, was carried. An
informal hallotwas next taken for set:
and seleaniau. The whole number of
voteaesst was 142. Charles G. Water-
bury received 156-. Joseph Bindlay, 5:2;
scattering, 5. A m prevailed that
them of Mr. Waterbury he made
unanimous. Thoreau the ticket was
selscml as follows: '
rows «ma,
Thaddeus Bell.
town mans.
Thaddeus Bell.
meow ovum: owls" F1511).
Thaddeus Bell.
emu-roe or rams.
John 8. Whitney.
m,
Thaddeus Kim, John 8. Whitney.
noun or W.
James Clown. Albert E. Scotleld.
limos or rows normals,
Albert B. W.
«smo actions,
Samuel C liillimau. William 1’. Burner.
crust-inning,
fimith 0. Keel“. Alonzo Weed.
ltli'rlimlttalt or tonne,
time W. Fowler.
With-tell. t‘ffilrtrk,
Samuel J. Austin.
The old loan amenities: were elected
for the next year
The hearing In the Julia Waterbury
Mutation Ian renamed Monday after-
noon. lira Lyon again trick the stand
to4 Maroon“ tun «4W matern-
ingu time alum alter asset to Slew York
and who stayed wish lists. Waterbury
when also was away. line Junie B
Lyon «mm the money of her
new in regard is» Mists Waterbury's
condition. lilac m an mohosnted her
mother’s statements to report! to nonver-
sntione with On. Slat-hay, in which she
until bun titer alie- [Wt she might to
hater-immune lot her care of lies
Watsrhmy. Smiling new was brmrght
out by llr. ”minimum nomination. At
the: aim of the «minim of this wit.
new. the Marina: :16th in Friday at
”Warlock
Wombat. the people running out of
the Republican «1mm were unusual to a
line concert. A «myali lmd of young
Miaalnmabmding school in Slain-
fovrl were driving ibmuwi here on their
way so muesli. whim one of the bursa
becamele 2: amp was made to
than}? nausea The mm occupied the
tum in singing what!» the: change was
made. There aim arm» line mum in the
party.
the Davies» and Pen Chem resulted in
an empty tor the murky amuse! 18w
It). A more game will he played in be-
m. mat them]. slur which a map
lionurllbaundeml the virinors in the
Town Hall. John Siatlery and James
Crave fowl, the. seclusion: him-ilk play,
era, will help mums the Darlene.
Mists Frances 8. fallen. lira. Samuel
C“. Wilma. Mist Frederica Stillman and
Ira Henry 0. firms were made
voters Monday afternoon by Town Clerk
Hell. M one that first women who
have thus for taken advantage of the
W given than: over a year ago by
immaterial Assembly.
The trial of William lolliken. charm d
with selling W W“ to Wil-
has I’; Mwssann Wilts mon-
ey for Iain own use. which was to have
taken place at the Town lull. Interns,
main. was animus-l maul lloadsy.
(bilateral U W. lmasbary appeared
for acclaim
rm; afternoon one of llsnoey
[W's wagons lead a “had" than fact.
as m of a trail “one of the axles
was m His team was coming
martini-tract withaatsaihsr of kegs
at hear form PM when the soot
dent maimed
W8. Lvohwmdand family will
minim Ila River. We under.
sud that it. [Me an- Andrea
blurb restarts nasal slacker. there in a
shall-n
maul Isa. (loss, of Sew York.
has” linguists of Ir. and tits.
The hull m. last tramway, hetwern ‘
lawn-par inverters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Annotation wants' one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perience b not necessary. and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi.
tlon, as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Associ~
alien. Chicago. Ill.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
mushy wassick, we gave her Caswrla.
mmwuam'mcmdformm
mummme clungtoCastoflL,
WhenlrehulChildrcn,she gavethmCastol-Ia,
Children Cry for
pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Gastorla.
Hoyt’s Opera House
when comatsncmo
MONDAY. OCTOBER Isl.
A WEEK 01“
Comedy. Singing, Dancing. Music.
Waite’s Comedy Co.
l'rrmiuiii band and orchestra.
For laughing piirponae only.
it years of successful popularity.
New Comedies! Funny Comedies! (,‘liarm-
in; Soubrettes.
The finest orchestra ever in your city.
The greatest 100 and ‘Jlt: show on earth.
Popular dime mailnoen.
Change of play every performance.
Prices ltl. SJ and on trains. ‘4
ti o'-
NOTICE.
HE inhabitants or the town of Norwalk are
hereby notified and warned that a spew
lat town meeting will be held at the Town
House in said town on Saturday, the the 29th
day at September. A. II. lthll. at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. for the our Joe of taking such
action asehall be drainer mlvtanble iii the
nutter of the petillnnuf John H. Hull! and
others. viz; '1 but the eeleotuieu be authorized
and directed to bull-l a bridge on [lay strait .
in the city of South Nor-walk across a. creek
situated a rlilll'l distance numb of the but fac-
wn' of the Ninth Norwulk list 00.. um
thuihe necessary appropriutlou to be made
therefor.
“mind a! Norwaileio 24th day of Septem-
bfl. A. IL IN“
Ust‘ait W. RA i'iina‘i). t Selet‘tmen of
TALLMAIIHE haunt, — the Itmuof
Samuel. llasitasi. l Nutwakq
st. til
Bil’lltllttltlt ClUCtlS.
’llie lIt-ptilit‘ran electors of the Firrt um]
Third Vntiuit lltstrt in or Nurwttlk are, request
«l to meet in the Town lloiisc.'l‘biirniluy twen-
tiiu. Hepteiiiber 27th. at H o‘clock. to nominate
candidates for loan UlIit‘Hll‘.
l'er order oi the TOWN COMMITTEE.
Norwalk. Lorin” September :3). trill.
t-llt'. 2t
_ _
9
lliGlSllllllS NOTICE.
W
The Board of Registrars for the City of South
Norwalk. rout... will hold a ptittltt' session at
Police Headquarters. liavllaud street. thl-
tierslay. Hepuember roman» fronml to it run .to
our not the Voting list. All trauma to he add-
ed or erastd (min said ltst must be handed to
City (.‘lerk Edmund it. Frown. on or before it
p. in. Monday. Seplt‘iiitier L'ltli, protzcdlhgclrc-
u n.
0 toenail TAMMANY limit-u
MBIMBD it. (MLIHON. - or
Joseph T aMMANY. mt it.- 3.3.2:;
hm .
w
‘1" . , ,-_. _ ,. ..,...........,...
We have on public exhibition and sale
our newline line of Man’s New Fall
Butts. bile they are offered to you
publicly. there are a great man private
and excluiive points about t sin that
it wouldn’t do to advertise.
too early in the season to risk the chance
To fully nppreclste the make, (it and
general fineness of our New Fell Suits,
you’ll have to come in and see them
Close, too. Cold type will not allow us
to half paint their beauty.
We can truthfull say the same thing
about our Now all Overcoals. They
are as perfect as the Suite, and both are
as perfect as fine tailoring can make
them.
The Suite are 36 50 to 825.
The Overcoats are 87.50 to $15.
And in any case you needn’t expect to
pay any less for a good one than the
former, nor any more for the best that's
made than the latter.
MEIGS & 00.
arr Maln Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct
Taylor arwéotden- w
RealEstaleandtnsuranc.
WASHINGTON “THEFT.
Persons looktn {orator ul house and lot.
with the view 0 porches [ibuare invited u
call and examine our list. “a have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
Drives and on aasv terms. on?“ V!
- -.__~._ w... - ,.,.. ,... . .._-____.,_,,,_
' WANTED. .
7 ’ "earthen. hatter will}... flatten:
es a steady position. Address “ II AT-
l‘ER."8ititrrssL omen. 528
SITUATION as grocer's clerk. or can take
7 cars of horses or work about a place.
Served year and a half with veterinary. Best
of references. Address "J. A ii...“ 4 Gay
street, Stamford. 3.5 3t
FOUR or five union cigar makers at 7 Pacific
strait. Stamford. s25 2t
TWO unfurnished rooms. by an American
lady, tor light. housekeeping. in a respec-
table location. bent must be low. Address.
RENT. this office. s2l 3t
7‘“ Tirimts".
"‘raiv' miscibilitnii.“danish? v...
moderate for winter, near depot. “I35 ‘I‘t‘ '
..
r. . good house of seven
fruit and grounds. finely
rooms. Wit It
located near electric road. Appl‘y personally
or by mail to WILLIAM J. ORA» '. owayton,
009!!- - , thin-
“‘Rllkl October lat, house of 8 rooms at 1';
Franklin slrwt Modern improvements.
Inquire of Edwin Wilcox at. Browne: Wilcm's
grout-rt. aptl it.
‘(li'll room npurinwnls. around and third
tluors. front and roar. rant 3:4 and
ti). riwartr. ct“; ('m-lwtt block. Halls
litrtl. heated and t'lsuttml. Apply at tho-
I on of the OLD WELL CIGAR (2)133
3.
Washington street.
‘H AV)! street, ti rooms. tlrst floor. 31:3 (‘0
v montlr 34 Ann street. 3 rooms. first floor.
$7. on month. 1.. ll. IlECliElLTtl Washtmrtou
street, south Nnrwulk. s'L’rilt
I UWER part of housi- ventrally limited. for
1 small unilly: all modern improvements.
Address "Rental.“ South Norwalk. :2“ il'.
O‘NER and third story of the tenement at
J lthurnhnll sit-em. also furnlrhed rooms
v- lth bulb: heat and llzlit. quliirenf ALF”?-
FURI) PAlillEE. North Main strut. South
Norwaik. all {it
3
ll
0
A RUE ball, by the day. month or war; live
1 rooms on High street; part of a. Misti, on
ltly's Neck Howl; four rooms on Taylor eve-
mio; Si. Stand 31! rentaoii Water street: rear
rooms. nut-mil Hour on \‘Vaahtnulnu strum,
rlt'Vitl'lliillIllvi'flIn the HIV. unit places to the
pnlliitr) : Ilialtllfm‘ltlTiI'H with It'luI‘I”. buildings
for storage. Inqtilrnur RAYMOND BROS.
Killw
Vl‘illll-Ir} rooms. TtI South Main rtrt-el. water
in. "SI” 53; til Woodward «willie. ti rooms,
y-o‘ontl (to. r. rout lid. Apply to E. A. WUOU~
WARD.
UPPER pull of linii a. ll ltbtilll-‘i I3 intuition"
walk from lionsytou station. Inquire
tit (v). \\'_ HOY'I‘. Rnwnymtt. Conn "-1 lil
F" I! SA I. In.
Firtmi'i‘t'itii of a twi-lvo mum in... Mus
he sold by Ut-towr Isl. llll‘iiiuii “trout.
South Norwnlk.
spill lw.
IIUUHE and lot. all ntotloru iIIlilf‘tH'i’l'IlD‘IIIH.
Eliot-rest 'l‘eriw‘e. Mumford 'Illl‘llplkt‘.
umlsumod house from the Armory. Inquire
of W. llEWb‘llL'iiY. on the irretiilsns. rill 1w
l)AlN'l‘S.olls.|zlnas null putty. We curry it
thus line. and our prior-s are as low as the
lowest. We sell only Martin‘s brushes nlltI
they are the heat on the market. SUI’TH
NORWAIM HARDWARE COMPANY. 4::
South Main street. at lilif
“blgAIJIATURH“—l lana- ltmllatars and 4
email ones. t'out mmllt'vly non; for
selot'hnnp. Address "it lllA'I'tht‘.“ South
Norwallt. (,‘onu. r2”. 3
FINE yountr horns. (hill on or address
Frank E. Carr, East Norwalk. tcttlili
w...“ .. H-.. vhd'fi'l‘.‘ . ,.
S‘TlihYEl) from my
nor. a horse wti l
promlnes. Ill? Ely avo-
linltisr. A reward will
he pultl for his rt-lurii. JAMES FIFE. rill :lt
Our Fall and Winter Stock of
0 LOT H IN G.
Our Pride is our Honest Goods, and Our Ambition is to be
known to you as a house who deals in Reliable Goods Only.
We are not offering the last and 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 & (30.
THE RELIABLE
ttittttrs, Hahn and Finishers.
mum/(s. BAGS, ETC.
nun—fl
sm-
l
m
not mallow
Some lolks w
. copy as in everything they can. and it’s
Pennsylvania
humour co.
PERSONALLY. CONDUCTED TOURS.
leaves New York andPhlla-
dolphin. September 29 for I
S O UTH ten day tour vlsltlnflflb' W5”
burialllne Mountain. pray. atnrsl Bridge
Grottoes or the t-‘henandosli. Richmond an
ashlnglon. Hales: Now York. 355.“). ”UV
dolphin, .53.“).
WASHINGTO Wig
ura. Dates: l‘eceml‘er O. and at intervals of
three weeks until My 1895. inclusive
Rates: New York. all! . Philadelphifl. $1150,
ville tours. allowing
FLdiilDA m... ..
State of Flowers. will be run during January.
February and March. lttb.
A aortas of Jacksono
CALIFORNIA map.
will leave New York and Philadelphia Fagin-3:
My all and March 20,1896.
Detailed itinerary will be si’nt on applica-
tion to Tourist Agent. 1.196 Broadway. New
York. or Broad Street Station. Phllade phla.
J. R. Woon, Geo. W. Born.
(ten. Puss. Agent. Ass'c. Gen. Pass. Agt.
mn—
s207t.
to $50 00.
gold tilled watches that
Gents’ solid
can be warranted a "
4‘
watches,
Waltham and El-
OPERA HOUSE BlOOK.
NORWAIK. CONN“.
2-3) if
Dan bury Fair
October I to 6. ’94
Hwy-ole Rat-es.'1‘tiretluyz Trolling each suc-
t‘eullt g day. All Speed Entries close Septem
ber illiti. Send for l’reiutum List.
' trading with us. This week we other
or...“
We are in business to make money out
of It. The only way let us to make money
out of it is for you to. realize the fact that
you as well as we are making money by
on
the following. and every one of the Iota
offered below are money savers: »
W
mot-500 yards domet flannel, 27 inches
Wide. 4c yard, 10 yards limit.
filth—3,090 yards best dress prints. eve
make in our store, including Simpson s
blacks. greys, indigoes and fancy dress
prints, uniform price if be per yard.
Shh—500 yards toweling, 40 per yard.
“9*...—
——PLACE——
83WAS NGTUNS'P.
—-——+oo—-—-—
4th.~75 yards table damask, worth 30c
yard, at 230 yard. ‘
L
5th.——3 pieces table damask, extra Width,
worth 750, at 550 yard.
6th.——100 dozen ladies‘ has black hose,
extra line guage. Better examine them;
price 250 pair.
7th.-—50 dozen lsdies’ hose: they are a
little above the average weight and are
very low in price, viz.. 23o pair.
8th.-Job 5 pItCBB, 45th., all wool, flannel,
straight a dollar quality, price 330 per
yardpyour time won‘t be wasted by
examining this line.
(lib—25 pieces fancy suiting. Here
comes the benefit of free trade, 190 per
yard. Among this lot are sergee.
cashmerts, wool, fancies, flannel. etc.,
o .
10tb.—-300 fancy glass baskets, 15c each.
11th.—100 syrup cups, 120 each.
12ih.——100 Japanese vases, 40 each.
13th.-—1.000 Japanese salt and er
shakers, 2c each. Fancy china. pepp
filth—300 Dover egg boaters. 90 each.
We also find that we have several odd
lots in our kitchen department, we pro-
pose to close them out; perhaps there is
here Jlltit what you want
souut'fiiwut
Boston
Store,
83 Washington St"
all! do; H. M. RCNDLE. 84x"):
South Norwalk.
Now is the time to buy your winter’s supply of flour and the
New York Grocery Co’s store is the place to buy it.
followmg prices which are lower than any other house in the
city for the same quality.
Maud 3., Best in the World, only
J onee’ Superlative
good as J onos’
trouble.
TheNew
Bil MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
FORTIE'I‘II STREET AND SECOND AVENUE.
EIIlH'l‘Y-HIX'I‘H ST. AND FIRST AVENUE.
w.—
Note the
$4 lb per bbl. 550. per bag
$4.20 ‘- 53c. “
Snow Flake. what we guarantee an
aim “ 50c. “
Our teas and coffees are noted for their superior strength and
tlnvoaand our presents cannot be equalled in the state. '
Give its a. call and you Will be more than repaid for your
m—
lork Grocery 00.,
Donovan's Button“, Washington St. South thrwalt.
i NEW vonx
What "the” pan to “want
In a Reliable Store where they can send their children and net as polite attention
We have in transit another car of the Celebrated
as if they came themselves.
Crittnery. 2:. cents a
Our Teas and Collect are the standard
Chas. E.
LEADING
TitiPlltlllE ctu, 13-2.
-
Antgt ltia Flour, which makes the whitest.
swootost and host loaf of brand of any
limit in the world. and will make more
tom-m of brand to the ham-l. It receives
flattering testimonials from all source».
From the quantity of (tilt Edge
Fresh Madcfit'roamrry lititlor that we
tunnelling we moat be giving the best
quality at any store in town. 0! course
we tmt only 23 I‘lPDiBB pound: Good
pound; Nortllticld Creamery. in prints, 32 cents a pound.
of Purity and Excellency.
Seymour,
GROCER,
33 WASHINGTON SMELL
EsonLLops
of be e en ed
'i't.3‘t°i33.t:n;“t“it that .9“
e s a sin n . on e
Ding: you code as fresh, and the
are
HG Ill.
as re for the best a slit of clty dressed beef ,
or second; quality goods of any are ptlon. If you want the best and only the best. come and ‘ .
ESCALLOP§
Who does not like these toothsome bivalves? We have a fleet of hosts and a «mall arm
to catching and opening escallopfi.
’ e
7
The are opened (hiring the night and ar-
y are’nold to you Just as taken from the
ii when on cook them. Nodealsr in this town
to or th
s nex mils sis 33c per cert. As usual we
.ve’el. lambs. wit. etc. No inferior
THE PEOPLES. MARKET,
“Winfiflmsflwfi
worn. rim
antenna .
Norwalk Chronicler