”A “Ill HERE A“ TERM! BY
. ,TIIE SENTIN Eb’d RBNBI’EBB.
“this return “In” so. and lies:
to Harv-lb. loath Harwell And
VMAIty During their ”turn-s Jenning- ‘
M I! ”It Down Town.
Diner's Norwalk city band will gives
boom near the armory tonight.
, ~Dlsd~8rpb l’l—all straw hats. Boy
‘ successors, the best dsrbvs at
~ O’Brien & Sherwood's
Thumbnails! A. H. Peary, of Phila-
dolphin, isat Raymond Brothers’ wharf
.with a cargo of soft coal.
The rooms of the South Norwalk club
, have been thoroughly cleaned and room
atsd, and now that summer outings are
.4 our, members nightly congregate at
their pleasant quarters.
-—Try a pair of those ladies in shoes at
D. J. Sheeban s, Main street, Norwallt.
E. A. WoodWitrd contemplates spend-
ing the winter in the Mediterranean re-
glen.
Company B, Baptist . Boys’ Brigade,
Will inset at the church tomorrow alter-
'noon at 8:30, to drill and complete orgsn~
fixation. The church will open at 3:15.
Rev. J. A. Slater, of Five Mile River,
will exchange pulpits with Rev. A. S
Kavanagh Sunday morning. Mr. Kava.
nagb’s pulpit will be tccupied in the
evening by the presiding elder.
éMadam Hercht has moved from
Union Park to 4 Franklin street, South
Norwalk. ____‘
Notwithstanding the immense drain on
South Norwalk's water works this season,
the large reservoir is nearly full, there
apparently being water enough in it for
another dry season without any rain.
-—The place to buy goat's, ladies' and
children‘s underwear at a bargain is at
M. S Smith" .
The present activity and expense on
our roads is causing considerable unfavor-
able criticism, general opinion being
that this is the wrong time of the year
to work roads. There is every provision
being made for lots of mud next winter.
~HEAR, ye CITIZENS. BEAR! Beach
and his famous lecture at Hoyt/s Theatre,
tonight. Good music, seats free and
everybody invited. -
At the twenty-sixth anniversary of the
Fairneld County Baptist association, held
in Stepney, Wednesday, Revs. F. E Rolr
bins and R. O. Sherwood made interest-
ing addressee - ”mm
The funeral of Richard [Junker will be
attended Sunday afternoon, from his
lateresidrnce,18 Lexington avenue, at
2:30 o’clock, and from Trinity church, at
8o’cloclr. Rev. Olin Bullock will otti
clots and thesocieties of which the de—
ceased wuss member will attend in a
body.
—-Fried encallops at Depot Restaurant
Robert Dudley. of Madison street'
clerk for Taylor a Golden, will have
charge of it H. Golden's exhibit of ankle
supporters at the Danbury Fair, next
week.
First Methodist church choir rehearsal
tonight.
If the weather is favorable there will
be dancing at The Knob tomorrow even~
lag, and probably the last of the season.
«The place to buy goat's, ladies and
children's under-wear at a bargain rs at
at. s. (Smith's. ...._..___
Herman mwrlll captured the Rear
blsr's fifteen mile road race at druids
Park, and was awarded the medal which
ltsrstol'ore has been held by William
Belushi. leopolri's time was 43:23, and
was the best. ever made for this trophy.
m. competitors were Albert Johnson and
Harry Waldorf, neither Fred lloyt nor
Sslusm having entered.
Prsvlotts to the caucuses in Arron llall.
Wednesday highland last night, Luther
Wright, the popular carriage builder,
had the doom of his terxrslmty, loeatrd
lit the first flint of tho building, will!»
open, and many people examined the
cam. vehicles contained therein.
One particularly so was a very laocy
trsp, made by Mr. Wright, and which
mired many compliments, as did also
two Sliver museums. of which Hr.
Wright was the maker. A Brunswick
trap was also a very lino affair.
«fleet males, sure his and style gear.
sound at O‘Brien «t him-woods.
Tonight our clt‘rm will have an or
Why to hear I). ll. Beach in his
lsctnrs'Mn Yearsof l'o License in
Midas.” llr. Beachcom- from
W, has, highlymommdrd
ttYmgsvsidatlflt Friday'rnasss
“Anetta Beach prohsMy did
“broadcasts!” Britain than
flysthsroasrasa. Rev. fir. Jaws-
spokiathsssarsstssisealsst’l'sssasy
m new. ”It. [teach in the
HWIWdenthenbfi-«t
“balsam” Maths
“We” be singles by tits
MW buss-m has and
The funeral of a... scaly L.
wssbsld from St. llaryv church,“ 10
o’clock this morning. .
Mrs. K. E.‘ Head’s Hillside ssmlnsry
opened yesterday.
Norwslk has twenty women voters,
The game law is on on Monday.
Richard 8. Golden is in the tight again
for town collector, in which ofllcs he
served so acceptably a few years ago.
The Dorian and South Wllton baseball
teams will play in Barton tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
-We have the best 50c. corset in the
city. Alsoallorhar desirable grades at
guaranteed prices. M. S. smith.
The “holrey polity" ice cream man,
who did a thriving business about our
streets this summer, sailed today for his
native home. in Italy, having made
enough money to live on the rest of his
life.
The number of voters to be made this
year Will probably be nearly as large as
two years ago.
—100 pairs blankets, regular price
81 25, special for Saturday and Monday,
79c. ., at the Boston store, Norwallr.
The fire alarm gong at Engineer (1. S.
Alken's residence, thch was burned out
by electricity recently, was repaired to-
day by Superintendent J. H. Hoyt.
~Largs plates of pure ice cream at
Lane's _
In the case of L. D. Keeler vs. Bridget
Fllzmaorioe, tried in the Court of Com-
mon Pleas, yesterday, Judge Curtis
reserved his decision.
I. G Hamilton's mare "Rusty," has
recovered from her sickness, and to
marrow, with the horses of William H.
Lockwood, formerly of Norwnllr, will
leave Poughheepsis for the Danhnry
Fair.
~Finrst hats, latest styles, reasonable
prices, at O‘Brien d: Sher wood's.
There was a very large attendance at
the mid-week prayer meeting at the First
Methodist Episcopal church, last night.
The theme was "Salvation," and great
interest was manifested. A solo by Miss
Sadie Bodwell, sung very sweetly, was a
happy feature of the occasion.
Henry Hoyt and Deutsch Charlie are
down the harbor, today, after the festive
“snapper."
The Norwalk fire alarm boxes are
being painted a vermilion red.
Edward Selleck, son of Henry Sellecl.
of Union Park, entered Yale college this
morning. Mr. Selleck graduated from
the Over River school last March.
Pluenix Engine company have received
an invitation to attend the dedication of
the Fireman‘s Home in New York.
A.Cartni Betta was down the harbor in
his swam launch, yesterday, after blue
llsh.
All members of the W. (l. T. U. are re-
quested toheat the depot promptly at
7:30u'cloclt, this evening, to go to the
mass meeting. _
On one of the Elvt‘bflc light globes on
West avenue, is a strip of rule ingeniously
arranged to shade the light from the
front piazza of a certain residence, so
that the occupants could sit on the
stoop in the dark and enjoy the t'lml of
tbeevening without being stared at by
Wu by- "mm...
“The. place to buy goat’s, ladies' and
children’s underwear sta bargain in at
M l3. nmlth’ . fl
A than giving his name as Frank Street
was arrested last night, for drunkenness,
and this morning Justice Barrett lined
him fl and errors.
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The [lost Regards Social club hold a
very enjoyable and sumful social. last
night,ln theilrsnd Army Hall, Wash-
ington street bridge, About titty people
were pres-at. Messrs. rim-pherd and
Carr tarnished excellent mono, and
dealing continued until l o‘clock, lie
lreshnn-nts were served.
Nor-mil Problbltlilnists llgore no a train
at 500 votes for no license this year.
They have no hope ot car tying the town
{or no license. they any.
Town Clerk llorlmt ll, Hmlth got out
the bollot boats from their resting pleura
ysshrdny, and burned the but year's
ballots in preparation for Monday's
m“‘a‘ «us»............«.
«Ladlea' and children's hilt Elbow
knit hose for d,l0,l2l,35 and 20s. pr. It.
8. Hmith's. WW
A lady and three girls got nd' tbs 10:20
train, last night, and the (armor reported
that one at their MI. a young girl,
who waswith them. had been left when
they boarded the train as human.
”telegraphic communication was cps-art
between the two places, and it was last...
edthattns girl would drive om hers
and join has Mudt.
Aspects! Mormonism
ottbsbewiisaarsemiagmmw
Mfitholooh Wm,m
morning. Henry a. lists, suspend
lt.1‘.l.ws,wssslsstsiadrsswrtesbw
«adamant». Klemens
55 Ills. Bag;
Favorite Flour,
'l‘ones’ Flour,
$4.25 Barrel.
F. D9 LAWTON & ‘00.,
22 South Main Street.
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Miss Florence A. Hopper, formerly ct
South Norwsll, was married in New
York, yesterday, to James Henry,
Editor II. For, republican nominee for
councilman is legally qualified. lie was
modes Voter before his nominatlon by
the caucus. This fact is verified by a
statement or the Republican committee
and the Voting list.
--Crrmye with pure cream.bc. soup
at the Depot lhutuaraot.
'l'. ii Vanderhoe! decrdedJast evening,
that he would memo {or mayor on the
Democratic city ticket cl Norwslk.
The committee engaged in selecting
candidates are now after Herbert W.
Kemp to head the ticket, but it is doubv
lul if he will accept.
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harles l". Tristram has refused to
stand for Republican wussllman of Nov
walk and William H. Smith has been
prevailed upon to till the vacancy.
An accident happened to the smoking
cover: the train one have at 8:48, this
morning, and the coach had to be side
tracked pt Newton; M
Two closed cars arrived this morning
for the Norwaln Tramway company.
—-Eanisits designs in fall milllnery
are now on exhibition at the Boston
store, Norwslk.
There will he a Democratic town and
an adjourned city cartons at the Town
House, tonight. fi
Charles 3. dining has declined to
serves-councilman on the lttpohlican
city ticket, and the committee are seek,
ing a candidate.
Justice McKenna, cl Wartport,flned
Frederick lv'airchildr and costs for an
assault upon his divorced wife. ills
mothel’htflalle surety for the line and
costs, and Pa lrchild was released.
M...
wilew wmau;,iicansl' . . {Voters
Mrs. Elizabeth Glover, who suffered a
paralytic strobe last Saturday, at her
home on Klvrf wtrr- rt, is steadily failing,
and the end is not her all
The members ol (' wtcord lmiuon
Sons of Tunic-ranch, still must. at their
hall. this evening, and Hits the 7:15
trolley car for South Sorwslk, when
they will attend the~ mass meeting at
Hoyt'sopera Horton
it in "portal that rlw Winnipauk Mills
company have receiveda large number
or orders for Mt gun wads, the mans
faclnuol which they will own mmmcnce
—~~llavs you seen those 7 cent time's at
the Post Utilize news stsnd "
The civil suit o! l hrtdtlsn Swarl/ vs
Frank lnswn murmur. for trust in the
Court of Corrimon Pleas, today,
Willie Turner, son at llart Turner. of
the West ll the road, fell from an app‘s
tree in a ,lot mar his brunt, and broke
his arm. This is the third tlrne he has
met with sslmilar minimum».
Small boys living in the sicinlty of
Wm stress and Elm Grove should be
awful almt throwing-toms for the next
few days, as I”! an "able to hit a can-
didate for a nil] «or»; ill In: t. it would
be very dirl'lenlt to throw a sum sud
avoid such an accident
wl 'hmcvst Kandy, Kandy at [m s.
Min Mar y R. Mills, of Hie-rant Vallry.
N. Y, has bean nlrctnl by the district
cmrtmlttm ot‘ the liver litter school to
trim charge or elude 2, which was made
vacant by the r. .ignativmof Miss fiery
l2. Low-vino, Miss ”ills arrive-d ynt tfdry.
and w nil tuber-burg» of the rumor Mam.
«My.
«Try It peril ol than! Wife *2 shot! It
ll. .l. Shannon's. Mam sum, florwltllt.
A. “le
llsrrry Tilly has inst harried am a hand;
m meat priming news {or inter
limiters, «from of Wilma avenue and
(fathom mm, Hmwallt, and which
reflects neat cred“ umtheworltmsn
employed at It. Tilly's swshlldrvrwnt.
The reusing“ ol superior qna'li] sod
the dominan- highly saw no.
i) rpsty Richard Voglvr resigned tho-
m at the meeting or Earnhardt 1mm
5. at It, “almond Charles Fm!"
m Mum: m. “was soul
to“ the [mini Richer» [m ltsrr
in a lady. Wm
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”masterwork”
manhunt-rum
James '1' linbbsll consented this alter:
norm to accept the nomination for mayor
on the Democratic city ticket, uptown.
The candidates nominated M the First
and Third district Republican caucus,
last night, met with Tax-Collector
George B. BtJohn, st his allies in the
Marcela buildlnr, immediately after the
caucus. warrsngs matters for election
day.
., lbw. A. 8, Kavanuh, pastor of the
South Norwalk unthodist church, will
prescha series ’of Sunday evening ser-
mons on ”the Bow Workmsofihrlvt: or,
Capital, Labor and the Gospel." His
themes will be as follows: October 7,
"The Christian Employer;" October 14,
'Grsnd Autumn Growth" October 21,
“The Dignity of Laban" October 28,
"The Great Arbitrator? November 4,
“Jesus, the Church, the blesses " A cor-
dial invitation to attend these services is
extended to all the employer in the llll. pa
and stores and fscmms of the my, and
to all members of labor unions and to all
employers.
looting of the Thursday Inning Club
The Thursday Evening club that with
I’mtaml Mrs. Carl A. littrstrom, Int
evening, at their home on Prospect ave-
nue. The club is a new organization,
gotten up to play whist at the homes of
the members. They will meet every two
washes Thursday evening. The prizes
last evening were won by Arthur B. Rus-
srll and Mrs. B. G. Wilson. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Miss
Bertha Wilson, West Menus Those pre
sent last evening, were Ilr. and Mrs. it
(5. Wilson, Ifiss Fannie Leonard, Ilsa
berths Wilson, like Agnis Rois Gibbs.
Miss Anna Woodward, Miss Mabel Chol-
well Iltllor. Kiss Louise Woodward,
Henry T. l’rowitt, Fred A. Hill, Le-
Grand Raymond, ll, W. Raymond. Ar-
thur ll Russell, Edward P. Weed. Re-
!resbmenu were served.
ll. ll. Plaisted
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Minotaur.
Is it Any Thing to You,
When you are looking for Clothing to have a large assortment of ‘ L, ‘
patterns, a great variety of cloths, an enormous stock, an almost ‘ 1? ,r
endless number of qualities and prices of good, honest, reliable *
and carefully made merchandise to choose from? Just the hind ' ,
that makes old friends and customers stand by you; new ones. ] ”
that grow to be old ones, and that every one speaks only words of '
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COMSTOCK 3303.,
ESTABLISHED
I867.
WE ALWAYS HAVE HAD THE BEST
Men’s Suits at$l 0.00
and this year is no exception. Guaranteed all wool and fast
color. Do not think this is our limit. We have some much high-
er and many lower.
The Largest Assortment of
HATS AT RETAIL
IN THE CITY. WE ARE SHOWING
Winter Overcoats
-—AND -
HEAVY WEIGHTHNDEHWEAH.
COMSTOCK BROS.,
MISOHIC‘ HUIlllIHG. Ill SOUTH MAIN STREET,
HllHllllll. SOUTH HUHHllK.
a!
The Leadlng Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
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FUR CAPES.
Luxury, excellence and comfort are all combined in the fur
capes prepared for this winter, and so great is the variety of the
for used that every one must be suited. The most popular styles
are variations of the caps or circle and are longer than formerly,
being 24, 27 and 30 inches in length, which cover the arms entire-
ly, are easily adjusted, and yet too light to crush the corsage
trimmings. We have them in quite a variety of furs, among
them are:
French Coney, China Seal, Siberian Seal,
Wool Seal, Astrachan, and Black Opossum.
- FUR TRlMMlNGS -
We are also displaying an elegant assortment of Fur Trim-
mings, both in bands and pipings.
lrislram & Hyall Hurwalk Conn.
A GRAND OPPORTUNlTY
TO PURCHASE YOUR
Fall and Winter Underwear
AT VERY MODERATE FIGI'RES.
We have several broken lots left over which we are dispog.
ing of at quick selling prices.
allots for an undershirt, well worth 75c.
Fleece lined underwear, from too up.
Red flannel underwear, all wool, from Win up.
All wool socks, 19c; reduced from 250.
We promise to save you money, let us.
DAVIS,
The T allot. Clothier, Halter and Furnishar.
om WIRY Will) Ull'l'll; 0m O’OIDOK.
amount Hlllil Mill. Slilllll Hfllllllll. (Hill.
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