the Athenssum.
itch” scar m is... at
will HUNTINEL'S nlffilfl‘l‘fl.
“9 ed the Int-n they no and [m
" 4 ‘ Imam. loath larval! and
M0! My hair ”turn-I Journey:
in: In and Down Town.
‘l’heIrcn Works band will hold a re-
Mebitect W. S. Knapp is having an
Malibu built to his residence onCresv
ut'l'errace.
. Ill-s Eva L. French, of Tat armrest.
composing room. has resumed her duties
ftcr an illness of two months.
Thomas Macklin. of Providence. It. 1..
has accepted a position in the dress goods 4
department or the Norwallt Boston store.
- 4 —-Large plates of pure ice cream at
lane's.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Clover.
.thll be held from her late residence on,
.Rlver street. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o’clock.
Four extra trains were run over the.
, Danbury division, from Wilson’s Point. 4
. ‘ Sunday, on account of the heavy Height
traffic.
Adog,suppostd to be mad',waosbot
yesterday morning, by Chief of Police
Bradley, at C T. Leonard a coal yard,
Norwalk.
Hope Hose company are arranging for
a series of six sociablrs to be given in
The first one trill tulle
place on the evening of October 26.
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
tonight at the home of Charles Camill,
- at Unionvillc. Rev. F. E. Robbins, pasv
tor of the Norwalk Baptist church, will
preside as leadetlwm
—-Great bargain, 200 pairs ladies" kid .
shoes at $1.25, at Hoyt‘s, Wall street,
Norwalk.
The my on the walls of the Norwaih.
Mills. at Winnipauk, presents a beaote
to! sight. It is turning an autumnal red, ’
and a number of people ride up on the
trolley cars to see it
At the Democratic county convention
in Newtown, today, delegate John J.
Walsh, of Norwalk, will present the
name of Robert L. Clarkson for re»
nomination for sheriff.
Phwnix Engine company, of Norwalllt.
will be the guests of Compo Engine coon
pany, of Westport, on the occasion of
the annual parade of the Westport Fire
Department, October 23
Rev. David L. Ferris. of llarseheads.
N. Y.. formerly of Norwalk, is to he or.
dained at the Episcopal church of which:
he lately became rector, by Bishop 5’th
ter, of the diocese of New York.
Charles Quong, the proprietor of a
Chinese laundry on Water street, Nor:
walk, has shipped town, owing a rent
bill. His assets are a pile of dirty
shirts and a few bundles of laundry.
——Sausages are lilo.
Hayea’ market. with...
a pound art
Gus Adams. the boy ho ran away
from his home on Railroad place. New
walk, and went to New York, Where: he
was picked up by the police. has been
taken in charge by his grander other. at
Elizabeth, N. J. ,__.
A good sized audience heardl Kev. ti. A.
Brockmsier's lecture on "Before and lift
tor Marriage," in Knudsen‘s Hall, 3'?
Chestnut street, last night. The lecture
was very interesting and instructive, and
all were well pleased with it.
Norwalk, (Or the balan the season,
will have to depend entirely \ Jamaica
and Central America for a supply of
bananas. The late storm which passed
over the island of Cuba almost entirely
destroyed the banana plan tatlonn.
—Choicest Kandy, Kandy at lane’s.
A large swamp maple has been rev
moved from the front yard oil the Louise
1.. Brady place. on Berkeley street. and
the effect is very beneficial to thesppsar.
ance of the premises. A dead: elm is be»
in removed from in front of the Moth
son block. on West avenue.
In regard to the suit brought shutout 4
Sidney Peckwell. of Boston. by honored
at 00., alleging fraud, it is claimed that
much injustice has been done. lliw
brother, J. F. Peckwell, of Bridgeport.
formerly of Norwalk. ssys there war no
fraud intended, and that he will: easily
be proven innocent.
All persons wishing to be made voters
their applications, duly filled out and
signed by an elector. are in the lauded!
the registrars on or before Thursday,
October 18, at 5 p.’m. No names can: he
addedto the list after that date. The
salesman and town clerk will sleet at
the town clerk’s office. on Wednesday.
Downer M, between lie. at. and it pt as. .
for the purpose of admitting collie clinc-
tor’s octh those whomay he talcum
flrd. The registrar! of the discomfort
in: district are Charles W Stow and
Richard El. Goldsmto whom applicant"
should he made
man“ bargain. 200 pair! W In!
absent 01.26. at my”, me ms.
Kuwait.
hum a m new:
Valletta-rt many
it. Phillip? ehtptrr cf Greer church
will elect smears this «tutu.
The interior «a auroral the Non-
welkerntcry trivia; repainted.
Charles ’1’. Leonard. of West avenue.
ismebletceitcp for ashorttimeach
day.
The Thursday Evening club will meet
with lilies Bertie Wilson. Thursday even-
Wl' .......
Ill-e Am one. im W a pc-
ritlon as clerk in fleadsyonfsctloncry
store.
The S. 5. club gspwt to meet with
«Fred Manymf Sorta avenue. tomorrow
wining. ;4 W...
mobiles with pure creamu 5’ “WP
at the term We":
mm
The horn Lireio lemmas» is at Bay-
mood lirotllers’ what! with a cargo of
anthracite coal. . '
rammed: ofthe ladies of up l’lne
Ledge Oaticgclcb are enjoying it Ion»
chem at the club Mose Well".
“rs—.75m-m
The News": police headquarters in
the (home building, am: being thereon!»
'ly warranted. regulated.“ and teamed.
«Fried Whips at l;pot lieutenant.
Arthur Unwind term of enlistment
to company i’ esters-l November l4, and
he has applied for an h/morabla die
charge ,
Thomas Burns clerit for George Ward
delimit, who has been seriously ill at his
home on Westpm avenue. Namath. sat
up yesterday.
MW William mm and
wife are streaming. order, the funeral of
the farmer’s mister. Mrs. William Beat.
in Port Chester.”
~llow Columbia pom sold at
Nickerson & Ilette' Sounds; night.
Misc V oh Tracker. of West ounce.
has two engaged as instructor in W
try and physics at Ilia Baird‘s seminary
on Orchard stmat.
..—
Contmter J R. Hammad is fitting up
__...,
éa platform in W A. uncommon};
matscorawindow. 1123 my and car-
riage will be exhibited there.
Stepim J Thompson. esteem: New
Yorker. has Tami Dr. (leap/c [team's
residence on first science. and will take
on his neurones in Namath.
;..,
«repeater» at newt ltmtaumnt
Charles W. Hoyt. Miler! sift the Fulfil-ill
Clumsy Nathrmi limit. dmc'rt'erml a $5
countcrthiat slice-r cmtllimle at the bank.
Saturday. which had Men in circulation
Tor some time. ‘
'l‘l’lolrlm rm» and Mind Agnes liver-
iop, ct Mala street. Nrflfi'fllk, are r-trmlit-
ed with hamw horn married in New
i’oylls city. Stanley. to. Faggot: returned
to Nowell» lam ”MUM“. end did not
dehlyllhs uranium 1hr bridal will to
mm in: a few day is.
(William! iv writer ml William Armstrmlx
discovered it pound» harmed W. b.
Sturtevant'h not Henry Tilly’s buildings,
on North Mo mitotic. last night. The
implement mm rm to headwaters.
and this humping It om frmmi to he in.
1llliy"‘s yummy. twittering placed it there
for safe keeping. __ ,
A mineral the tenth Somali: Ath-
Patio club will beheld «We at 9" or luck
in the new mm on Wmiogm strait.
The bath salts and stricter but!» were
shipped temp and will “My be plac-
ed in the Millie; this west, An client
[is hath»; made to innermthenwmlm.
‘sllripot' thecllchmnd many {indications
are being renewed.
w limb: pvxrlll and (mi: New. trail: a
mml. at ”ayes” riverboat
The Way school lewd of the Nor.
:walilt Methodist church. am last evening
and arranged for a «:th Carnival."
withheld attle. ti. (5. anatomy.
a'tertmw and evening sf (rubber
all and “all. “<th for the sale of
(lousy articles» will rcprmt the ailment
months and will he in W of clam of
the schmi appropriately «warned. The
limited will serve a mum.
Frank [5 William and family. of
(Mutt strut. ”Kuwaiti. will mm more
to lit-Mime. Outlaw form Wot
Moll- Williams Mr. William: is for»
roan ml the masculine; Wt of
Mme-G's merymW he hes been em-
played over twenty pm. the new,»
mtsdc Meantime in tilt. Album.
file my (MM bier mm in
Wm Mill elf :M‘mvpativtl.
for the coming election should? see that?
Mandelbrot the .1er MW,“
mmsmm. Wat
tummdflmhmlmmst
m”. Wow. The
Mammal» Mahayana”,
roommate-4mm Apia-sent
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mm»; W1m.ua
mmmamnua Urn
MWMMMMam
11M. «he and m were served.
MmMW-lmmr
mmmnmroa’m.
summons-sans.»
warm
~rmmumm
New Prepared
S H Street 8: Co.’ a Perfection Brand.
Hacker, Jonea’, Jewell Milling Co' a Hecker' s Br.and
American Cereal Co.’s Quaker Brand
Fl D * LAWTON & 00.,
22 South Main Street.
Buckwheat
The Pelican club will meet tonight
Mire Stella Gray. representing the
Armour Bee! company, is a guest at the
Nowell: Hotel.
The Alpha Wheel club will not hold
its regular meeting tonight.
Charles A. Sherwood. oi Beldsn place.
mwlntemlent of J. C. Wilson & Co.’s
factory, is on the sick list.
The electric heaters in the Norwalk
Street Railway company’s cars are being
placed in readiness for winter.
The planking over the tunnel is again
MI} in need of repairl. .
Conductor Milton Clarke, of the West
avenue line, is nursing a lame ankle.
Mrs AmeliaJohnson. who is soon to
more from Jersey City to Norwalk. will
occupy apartments on Center avenue.
She will probably remove here this week.
Stephen J. Thompson has placed a tele-
phone in his East avenue residence.
A new walk is being set in the door-
yard of Dr. W. J. Tracy's residence on
West avenue.
The stock of J. W. Spillane, formerly
in the liquor business on Main street,
Norwalk. was sold at auction, yesterday.
It was bought in by Joseph Matheis.
Andrew Clark. who has recently been
imitwdin Norwalk, in the interests of
the Home Supply company, has gone to
Stamford. where he will be placed in a
similar capacity. ”
On Sunday thirty-eight freight trains.
it is reported. passed through this city.
David (iould, the operator at Wilson
Point, was engaged at the telegraph
oflicein this my all day on account of
the unusual amount of traffic.
All persons who are voters, or who
may be entitled to vote at the November
election. and wish the success of the Re-
publican party, are invited to be present
at 8 meeting to be held Friday evening.
October 12Lh, at the (irand Army llali.
Word was received in Norwalk. last
evening. that Harry (4)1mst~.~ul,o( Wil-
ton, who was sentenced to the Bridge-
port jail for tvvo months for being impli-
cated in the stablrinrof lloury Whitlovk.
of New (Janaan. near the Center school.
Norsnlk, Is dangerously ill of typhoid
fever, and that he has been removed to
lllv hospital in that vitv.
The smut-annual convention of the
Women's Christian Trmwraucu l'uion
oiFailli'Id county will be held in the
Smith Norwalk Baptist Church tomorrow.
There will be sessions begining at 9:23” a.
m . 1:30 and 7:30 p. m..
3(42151). m. for the children. The pro-
gramme already outlined in thou-3 cul-
umus will be carril-d out
The L ickwood Manufacturing com—
pany have issued an elaborate «analogue
for Will Work at the factory is said to
be improving, some large orders having
{been received. The employee work live
daysa Week. eight hours a day. with
prllsgxacts that they will soon be working
afull week. The new addition to the
factory is approaching completion.
This morning Mm. Sarah Larriznn
found the kitchen of her restaurant on
North Main street lillsd with smoke.
Fearing the building was on lire. she
called W. it. Arnold, assistant suprwin~
Willem of the John Hancock Life Tnsur~
BK‘A‘ economy. to llt'f' aid. lie, in turn.
summoned tillicf of Police \‘ollmor, and
an investigation was made. but no tire
was discovered. it is presumed the cast
Ilflll drove the smoke out of the cooking
rmxe into the room.
”right and shitllnu Star.
The most careless observer cannot lull
to mmmize more In the eastern city be
tween 9 and Ill o'cltmk during this month.
It is the most conspicuous object in that
part of the heavens, and its remarkably
red color combined with its hrilllancy
will surely attract attention. The fiery
ammarance of More at favorable opposi-
tions has been so intense as to cause
alarm among the uneducated and indeed
its appearance on these October evenings
is striking enough to create popular in.
term. Mars is in opposition October 20
and at that time is some 40.500.000 mill-s
distant from the earth. Thisis 5.000.000
miles farther away than at the "lumi-
tlon of 1892. but this year the planet is
so much more favorably suited for north-
ern oil-errors as to make up for the in»
creased distance. The planet was slightly
m the earth on Camber 13 than when
in opposition.
"Hulk?" said the chestnut to the
robin. "What are you?" "l’mallttle
m,"dd tllcrobln. "What are you?
“I" a little humd, too," said the
mqu.
Muir-
with a meeting ‘
t
“Soluctltln; on Her Mind.”
l' lute of Paris tut a Filler.
It is not gcmrully known that umlx-
turn of plaster of puris and putty ground
in oil to tho consistcmy of thick batter
is one of the very last materials for filling
cracks lntho outsideof buildings. The
plaster swells and lllls out. all of the
apnoea. find the putty mixture burdens and
lit-cornea hliilost like stone. For fitting up
an aquarium nothing is better than zinc
and oil, with one- third its bulk of putty
and one sixth its lmlk of lineslftrd plaster
ofpnrls \Iuilo tho consistsncy of ordi-
nary point. this pnspnrutlon is admirable
for coating garden aunts and lim- wood-
Work that is exposed to the weather.—
chv York Luigor.
New Statues In New York Clty.
Five new statues have recently been
setup in the parks and squares of New
York-tho Columbus. designed by n
Spaniard. in (‘outral park; the Roscoe
Conkling in Madison square. the Grec‘
ley at the jam tion of Sixth avenue and
Broadway (he hricsron in Battery
park and th? Nathan Hole in City Hall
park—and among those the last named
is the only which can be called Worthy
of its cost and its place either as giving
pleasure to the eye or as likely to in-
spire imitative ambitions and patriotic
thoughts in thomiuds of our fellow citi-
zens» —Gnrllon and Furl-St.
I‘IIIS‘
Ii
NARROW
BUT
NOT
OUR
“'A"
OF
DOING
BUSINESS.
OUR
PROFITS
ARE
”MA LL,
OCR
GOODS
Till“.
“EST
ll. ll. Plaisled
Plaisled's Cough Remedy
always cures.
friends everywhere.
it is making
Try it.
250 and lint bullies
SEZ'l‘llE p.13 ll; % %%
Mexican lumping Beans
in our window one of nature's
wonders.
Only lUc : :
ll. ll. Paisled,
43 Washington St.
South llorwalk.
cons-mouse”..-
ESTABLISHED l867“.
WE * BELIEVE .
If you will come to us for your Fall and Winter Clothing. be it
high cost or low cost,
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
Our stock never was so large, so well cut, trimmed and
made, nor the prices so low as the present season.
FOR INSTANGE:
Men's union tassimste suits, tall minute, -
Men’s black thevinl suits. - - -
Men“ 5 black lhillils and mixed casslmele suits - 4 slum
Men 5 gray mixed cassimere suits ‘ slum
Men' 3 fatty mixed cassimele suits. -
$l5.llll. $l6..llll $ll.llll. $l8.llll, ant $l9.llll
Men's h’atlxtiagnnal clay worsted tress suits. $I5 up
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
COME AND SEE US.
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
WANT 'IT.
COMSTOCK 3303.,
The Popular Cloihiers.
MlSONIU BUllUINU.
NUBWMK.
$6.15
$8.50
Furnishers and Halters.
Ii SOUTH MMN STREET,
SOUTH NORWllK.
“—5
NEW
60008.
Prunes. Seedless Raisins,
Evaporated Apricots Peaches,
Figs and Citron
Hacker’s New Buckwheat.
Cheese: Roguefort, Club House, Neufchatel, Philadelphia
Cream, English Dairy and Fancy Full Cream White Cheese.
New Maple and Rock Candy Syrup, at
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
TELEPHONE clll I32 33 wlsmlltttll smut
ESCALLOPS ESCALLO PS
V\ ho does not like them loolllmme lilt'ltlum? We have a liwt of hunts and a small army
of boys cumin-ll in vale him; and opening our shops. '1 hey are opened durlnlr the night and ar-
rive at l-loulh Norwnlll utl: ll p. in. «wry clay he) are sold to you just out taken from the
slit-ll. absolutely dry. Noenullwingln lllulmn when you limit llimu. Noduahlr in this town
”£1”;th you goods on fresh, and tho prim for the [will ill thus is 'Jw twr qlmrl
urn headquarters fertile heel utlnlllf oft llyllrwml hoof. \l‘fil. intnlm. writ. I'll.
or he: und quality maids of any «lawr plinit.
M‘l' UH,
As illlllll we
No inferior
i! you want tho hem and only the l» at. route and
MW“, ..¢.A. M...
TH E PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
ill North Mam an. Bu. Nurwalk. ill Wall at... Norwtll
Teleplllmu call. fill-ll l *lntlttflmtlnn gum-minted 4.. Telnpl‘orlc call. 07-8.
WILL n‘ lNTEREST YOU
to know that now is your best chance, in feet A RARE GHANBE l3
UEFEREB You to purchase your fall and winter underwear at
prices ridiculously low. WHY? Because we still have a few of
those broken lots underwear We spoke of last week. Two or
three of a kind, nearly 50 per cent. below regular selling prices.
BUY THEM NOW,don't wait until they are all gone. Have
you seen our 240 neckwear?
DAVIS,
The T ailor, Clothisr. Halter and Furnisher.
Ol’IN EVERY EVENlNG UNTIL m O'CLDCK.
IllllOllllU ilOTll BlUOll. SOUTH IUlllVllll. OUT".
Norwalk Chronicler