" ‘ , mitt-tr on
thelsstpmofthspnmtmonrh.
papilla uses sub rustic or
it.“ sssrrssus atroaraas
molt-a Things The, an and I/ear
is non-vain. soars Hernia and
‘mv nut-g no: menu com-r
M It. III Down Town.
: QFOI'd Beeleymf Norwalk,haa received
new madam bicycle. ‘
‘ ‘Tbeaelectmen will officially inspect the
idiots House and Children‘s Home this
' afternoon.
4 The Independent Social club will meet
. Friday night with William Beers. of Elm-
wood avenue. ‘
_ John Behaub. who has just returned
from a trip to Germany, has resumed his
employment in Bolmans’ hat factory.
“Fresh pork and fresh hams, l2ic. a
pound, at Hayes' market.
The visiting hours at the Nor walk hos~
pital are from 1 to 3 o’cloek week days
On Sundays only relatives of the patients
are admitted.
The Dr. Wilson double cottage at
Smith’s Island has been closed, and the
families have returned to their winter
homes in Bridgeport,
Mrs.Lilllau W. Keys, of Simiford,
formerly Miss Selleclr, of Norwsllr,
daughter of Andrew Selleclr, has been
seriously ill. but is now improving.
The committee having the concert and
ball of the Alien Singing society in
charge. will hold a meeting tomorrow
night to settle the expenditures. and
‘ figure up the receipts.
Mr and Mrs. D. P. Osborn, Jr , are pre-
paring to go to housekeeping. They have
been rooming with Mr. and Mrs. Giles
Gregory on Lynee place. and taking their
meals with Mr. Osborne's parents.
. D. Keeler will soon move from Sum-
mer street into his new residence on
Grand street. James Welsh, Sr.. and
family, now of Chestnut street, will
occupy Mr. Keeler’s present residence.
The empty house opposite the Sound
Beach depot, which has been a landmark
for many years. was destroyed by fire
Monday afternoon. It was recently pur-
chased by the Consolidated Railroad com-
pany.
James D Jennings, the well-known
funeral director, has purchased the lot
on Elm street, adjoining Charles E.
Squires’ residence. and has procured
plans for the erection of a handsome resi-
dues.
“Cullen with pure cream. 5c. a cup
at the Depot Restaurant.
At the county convention in Newlo vn,
yesterday, Attorney John J. \Vaish, o!
Norwailr, was elected a member of the
county committee. Mr. Walsh was alsoa
member of the committee on permanent
organization.
The work of the Hartford registrars
showed that about 500 voters have left
the city out of (say) 12,000. The same
ratio through the state would reduc i the
vole by 0,000. Most of this floating vote
is conceded to be Democratic.
~15 is not necessary to start up the
furnace yet: a gas heater costing between
four and live dollars will make you coul-
fortable.
Prof. C. A. Harstrmn, who will repre-
sent Grace chapter, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew. at the convention in Washing-
ton. this week, will leave town Thursday
night, arriving at the convention Friday
morning. lie will be absent till Monday.
The Fairlield County Clericus, an asso
ciation composed of clergyman of the
Protestant Episcopal church, held its
monthly int-sting Monday afternoon at
St. Paul's chapel, Riverside. The topic
for discussion was “The Relation (f the
Church to the Truth. "
H. A Saunders. of this city, content
plates leaving town this week for Boston
from wit-ch city he will ride to New
York. in an endeavor to lower the record.
He will start on the long ride but Mon-
day. His route will be that traversed by
the participants in the relay mess of pre-
vious years ‘ mmmmmm M
Mr. and Mrs. Julian ll. Mom will soon
ove from Elm street. to i-itanlford,
are Mr. Main acts as one of the assist-
nt superluutndenta of the Metropolitan
ife Insurance company. Ilr. Main and
1 his well cultivated bass voice will be
greatly missed in Norwalk a musical
circles.
The first volume of the State Records
of Connecticut, which has just been pub
lished by the stats librarian, gives a table
of the total grand lists of the diner-sot
towns in the state. as returned for taxa-
tionlu 1770. in point of aggregate tax-
able polls and estate. Norw ik ranked
teeth, with a grand list of 5.) Met.
Councilman A. (3. Wheeler. chairman
of the committee on lights of the City
Council of Norwalk, has thus far been
unable to renew the street lighting con-
tract, but expects to do so as sown as
It. Whitney can get a special order tram
the courts. The city expects to get more
light- for what the present number new
seat.
«amps plates at pure ice cream at
lane’s. ,
in Mrs. Jane Flynn‘ a building on Railroad
place.
Charles Yost will be the prompter at a
bail to be given in Westport, Tuesday,
the 28rd inst.
John J. Goodwin, of l02 South liain
street, dislocated one of the fingers of his
right hand, last Saturday.
The ladies of St. Paul’s church will
give a supper at the 'Berkeley street
chapel, this afternoon and evening.
At the Norwalk Street Railway com-
pany’s depot.yeslerday. the motors for
closed car No. 18 were placed on the
trucks.
-Fried escaliops at Depot Restaurant.
The Rambling Wheel club will formal.
ly open their new club rooms in Bridge-
port Friday evening. Some of the mem-
bers of the Alpha Wheel club will at.
tend.
The total attendance at the Danbury
Fair, last week, was 50,051, as follows:
Tuesday, 5 230; Wednesday, 9,502; Thurs-
day. 14,176; Friday, 20,200; Saturday,
6877.
The salaries of the selectmen of Dan-
bury have been raised. The first select-
man now receives $1,200;second.$000;
third, $400. They are allowed $200 for
carriage hire.
The Whatsoever J uniorHelpers’ Circle,
of the Norwalk Baptist church, will hold
a sociable in the lecture-room, this even-
ing. There will be a short programme
and light refreshments.
The registration for the evening
schools begins tonight at 7:30. at the
Franklin street school building, South
Norwalk. and at the Over River and
Winnipuuk school buildings.
The Ladi»s’ Aid society, of Cranberry
Plains, will hold their second musical,
Wednesday evening, October 10th, at
the chapel. Carryalls free Mrs. S
Watts has charge of the music.
Work on the large addition to the
Winn‘ipauk Mills is progressing rapidly.
The indications are that the company
will have a large force of operatives
working on full time before snow flies.
-~C. H. Harvey. the veteran shoe deal-
er. 70 North Main street. has the largest
and most varied usmrtment of rubber
goods in Norwallr.
Friday , October l‘llh, will close the
second year of municipal electric light-
ing in South Nor-walk. The commission-
ers areal. work on their annu‘il report,
which will make a very favorable show-
ing
The (,lL-rrnsnia Singing society is mak-
ing extcmive preparations for their con-
cert and ball, to be held Monduyfis‘ovem-
her 12. in their hall on the Washington
street bridge A Vt‘ ry attractive pro
gramme will be presented.
(‘) Brion 8: Sherwood, the enterprising
Washington street batters, have begun
the manufacture of ladies‘ fall and winter
hats. They are now getting out a line of
samples in all the various shapes and
c :lors. They report a very nice jabbing
and retail trade In men's liendweer.
Prof. W. (lilbert Newell’a academy for
dancing and department will open today
at Anon Hall. the class for young ladies,
misses and masters meeting at 4 p mend
the class for young ladies and gentlemen
at 8 p. m. A large number of young
people anticipate attending. lie will
organize classes at the Athenteum. Nor-
waik. tomorrow afternoon and evening.
~Suusages are ”iv. a pound at
lluyes‘ market. .. w _
Alexander Olsen in removing two
large sites from in frontal the Morison
block, on West avenue. Trees are also
being cut down from in front of Noah
Wood‘s residence on East Menus. Yes-
terdays large elm which has stood for
years at the entrance to the Union Manu-
facturing company's estate, was sacri-
llced. as it was dying from the ravages
of the beetles.
Report has been made to the general
allies of the Consolidated road in Bridge-
port of the cloning of the passenger train
that reached Bridgeport at 0:50 Saturday
night from New Haven. ’1‘. E. Welt.
the excursion agent, known to many
Norwaik people. was struck on the head
by alnrgepit-ce of heavy glass from a
window. The force of the blow was
sulllcient to render him partly uncon-
scious, but he recowred in a few
minutes.
Hon. B. P. Mead. candidate for turnip-
trolier. with his family, returned to New
Canaan from their seaside cottage at Bell
island. last Friday, and the New Canaan
Cornet band tendered him a serenade.
The openlngpisce was a new composb
tiou dedicated to Mr. head, entitled,
"Head's “arch to Hartford.” Mr. lead
invited the musicians into the house,
where an elaborate and bountiful colla-
tion was served. Good speaking follow-
ed the supper, and all present. without
regard to party amllatlons. expand the
determination to honor lieu Genus by
voting for lie. lead on November ll.
—-Great bargain. i300 palrtladlea
shoes at also, at Ham’s, Wall
' d
News“.
DE.) 1". Kennedy has opened saddles.
New
Arthur H. Kevlar, (£8 Monroe street,
Mhaeed a new home in New York
city yesterday
Meetings tonight: Buckingham Post,
0. A. R.; Cswasa Division, Sons of Teln-
perance, Winnipauk. '
John Ridemeyer has closed his jour-
naiistic career in South Norwalk, and
will sojourn m Bethei for a short time.
—A little gas heater will make the
dining rmm, parlor or bedroom com-
fortable at, this time of the year.
The Norwalk WaterCommiseionnrs ex-
pected to drive to the Norwnlu reeevoirs,
today, but the trip was postponed on ac-
count of the storm
Ilwyer‘s band, of Norwalk, has been
engaged by Compo Engine company to
head thetnin the parade of the West-
port Fire Department, October 30.
The Ntrwalk assessors commenced
their sessions at the council rooms, to re»
ceive tux lists, this morning. Charles
Oimstead is making out. the abstract and
C. B. Coolidge and C. N. Wood arc tak-
ing in the lists. ”m
William H. Davis, of Water street.
Norwallr, died last night. after a. linger-
ing illness, aged sixty-seven years. He
leaVes a widow and four children—one
son and three daughters.
——l’rof. Gibson. Miss Edna Woodrofi
and Robbie Weber, at Congregational
church,tonight. Admission,25t; reserv-
ed,‘.i5c
Benjamin F. Banks. the blacksmith at
Broad River. is under treatment for a
seVere abscess. Sylvieter M Taylor. the
Main street blacksmith, is seriously ill,
at his home on Adams avenue.
A new club car, No. 031, litted up in
thclateet improved style, has bow put
into service betvveen Stamford and New
York for the benefit of the Commuters
club to take the place of our No. 500.
Francis & Co. the olothters and fur-
nishers of Washington street, are oflering
men's suite at more selling price. They
say if you can do better elsewhere you
Will be a greater iii-umvorer than was
Columbus.
~(7hoicmt Kandy, Kandy at. issue's
Frteod» of William ll Adams guw
him a surprise plrty. Lilli. night, in honor
of the C'llllllii‘tlufl at his in only first year
in the printing business. “Booty" prov-
ud himself a royal host, and gave the
buys a jolly good tun».
’l‘lw ll ‘Hlilt'liilli of the Fourth (,Iungrt-s-
sionul district Will hold it o invention in
Bridgeport, tomorrow at ii a in . for
thopurpmi-of placing in nomination a
candidate for I't‘prwilflllitive in congress
from this tilfltf‘lt't. 'l'lio Norwulk Ill‘ltt-
gates are Samuel lhuiltam, C. L (ilovl-r,
Barnard Tully. llvnry Malone, C. S.
Trowhridge andJ F. McMahon. lion-
gn-samnn Robert F. ill-Forest will pro-
bably be re nominated
The ladies of the Atalanta Wheel club
hold an enthusiastic meeting with Mrs.
(imrge W. Carroll. of 24 West street,
Monday evening. Right new members
were elected. it was voted to hold a
club run to The Knob. Saturday after-
noon, leaving the South Norwallt (lon-
grogutlnnai church at. 1 o'clock. The
citibpins are exploited in a few days.
ltepmm lrom the nicmlwrshipcmnmittea
shows-d that the club has now thirty-live
tin-tulle Ire, all cyclists.
The semantics of i’aivstine ( 'astle, A
t). K. of hi. (1., will hold a irritating to.
niglit.un:l make further arrangements
for the ball to be given Nl'thlmblll‘ ll for
tho bunuilt of tho Normtlk Hospital.
A special meeting of the members it! the
Castle will be bold tomorrow night for
the purpose of inviting arrangements for
the institution of u Hermon branch in
South Norwallt. Another meeting will
be held next. wool: Wednesday to make
arrangements for a new lodgi- mom.
-Tho liorwalli lint Light company
furnishes gas healers at. cord; and three
little stoves or radiators may be changed
from one room to another until in it very
little time the whole house is made com-
fortable.
The one-hundredth quarterly convert.
lion of Bridgeport district, l. 0. (i. T.
which includes Norwaik. will be held in
that city Monday. November 8 The
right worthy grand chief “mph“ oi the
world, Rev. W. Menu, of Brooklyn. also
the grand officers of the state will be
present. In the evening there will be an
exemplifloation of the work (with pars-
phsrnaiis.)bythe degree team of Non-
parsii lodge, No. 187. A committee bar.
log arrangements in chemisprspar.
ingapvogramms of meatless that will
doubtisubaofgrsatiatrrsat.
“Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
prepared
F. o LAWTON & 00.
22 South Main Street.
’Wn‘upt‘wv
WW
8 H Street E: Co. a Perfection Brand.
Hooker, Jones’, Jewell Milling 00' s Hacker's Brand.
American Cereal Co.’s Quaker Brand.
The residence of Dr. Emily V. Parties,
on North Main street. is being repainted.
—-———-—.—J.
The young men of Calvary Baptist
church will give a fruit festival, Friday
night.
A museum is to be located in the store
vacated by the Stamford Clothing com-
pany. on Main street, Norwaik.
——Everything in the rubber line, largest
stock in town, at CH. Harvey’s. 70 North
Main street
A meeting of the South Norwalir Ath-
letic club was held last night, and twenty
app’lcants received into membership. It
was voted to purchase a new pool table.
A. T. Sanford, of Belhel, formerly ‘ of
Norwalk, who has been undergoing
treatment at the Westport Sanitarium
for brain trouble, is now thoroughly our“
ad, He spent yesterday in Norwaik..
—Tomorrow (Thursday) we oil'er 50
pieces double-faced satin ribbon. three
inches wide, opera shades. at 24 cents
per yard. regular value 50 cents. Boston
Store, Norwalk.
The New York Ideal Opera company,
which it was expected would present the
grand opera “Rigoletto,” at lloyt‘s Thea-
tre. Friday night, will not be here. The
company have decided to give no fur-
ther performances this season.
The trial of Rev. Gerald E. Board’s ap-
peal from the decision of the County
Commissioners in the McNamara case is
being tried in the Superior Court, liridge'
port. Among the witnesses in atten-
dance for the prosecution are C. [1. Bar-
vey, Henry Tilly. John H. Ferris. J. W.
Powell and Nelson Dickerman. Among
those for the defense is Charles McGinnis,
employed in Mr. Harvey's shoe store.
——Ureat bargain. 200 pairs ladles' kid
shoesut $135, at lioyt'a. Wall street.
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Plaisted‘s Cough Remedy
always cures. it is making
friends everywhere. Try it.
25c and 500 bullies
“wow...“
sau't‘uu A; Q a g %
Mexican lumping Beans
in our window one of nature’s
Wonders,
Gilly lflc : :
ii. ll. Paisled,
43 Washington St.
South llorwallt.
Eupkwheat I
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' ESTABLISHED l867.
WE BELIEVE
Y,
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 casslmete suits. dill mixlme,
Men's black clinic! suits.
Men's black thiblis and mixed cassimete suits, $|0.00
Men’s gray mixed cassimere suits SI 2.00
lien s iancy mixed tassimeie suits.
$l5.00. $|6..00 $li.0.0 $l8.00, anti $l9.00
Men's black diagonal clay worsted dress suits, 0| 5 up
WE WANT YOUR TEADE.
COME AND SEE USE“
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
WANT IT.
COMSTOCK BROS.,
The POpular Clcihlers. Furnishers and Hatters.
MISONIC BUILDING. l4 SOUTH Milli STREET.
NORWAlK. SOUTH Nflflllllll.
$0.75
' $8.50
00008.
Prunes, Seedlcss Raisins,
Fvaporatcd Apricot-z Peaches,
Figs and Citron
Hacker's New Buckwheat.
Cheese: lioguefort, Club House, Notifchatel. Philadelphia
Cream, English Dairy and Fancy Full Cream White Cheese.
New Maple and Rock Candy Syrup. at
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
lElEPilflliE out no; 33 wumuwi sum.
ESCALLOPS ESCALLOPS
Who does not like these toothnmnc bivalves? Vi e have a fleet of boats and a small army
of boys ongagul in i all hing and owning rm allu us. They are owned during the night and ar-
rivet atriouttl lilorwaili all: ii p m rwryday "-lir) nrumld to you Just. as taken from the
shell. similutoly dry. Nonputlfllugin the van wni-n ynticmk thorn. Noiiealur in this town
i an offer you good» as fresh. and the priest for the but ill days is it’s per quart. As usual we
are headquarters for til: twist quality of city drive-ml iii-«f. wai. lambs, tutrlt. etc. No inferior
or an "no qtmlliy grunt» nt any «ii—re ripllon. if you want the bent and only the best. urine and
see in.
W“. 0 ”ans“... .._.......—..
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
iii North Mom at... Ho. Norwalh. 21 Wall tit.y Nona]!
Tulepimrw nail. 52-4 l ‘iatisfsetioo guaranmwi. 'l‘oiopl‘ono call, ”-3.
WILL lT lNTEREST YOU
~—
io know that now is your best chance. in fact I It“! GIMME i8
BEFEIED W" to purchase your {all and winter undergo” 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 the neckwcar?
DAVIS,
The Tailor: Clothiet Hatter and Fumlslist.
(WIN WHEY lVlNle) UNTlldflm O'CWCK.
”00000.0 llil'lfl 01000. 800i" 000M“. 000'.
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