use» anus AND resin: at its: scurrilous nnroiiriiiia . Q as of the hinge they m and Hear ll louvre“. lentil lurwelh' Ind WWII, Daring Their Diurnal Journey- 'lln I! and Down town. Town Clerk Barbed! Smith is getting : tip the abstract for the town tax list. W. H. Roscoe is seriously ill at the re j lidsnc: of his father on Westport ave- , m _...__._.. , Division No 1, Ancient Order/of Hi- bernilmlmiil give a drone in Arion Hall, next Thursday night. The micsdam on Wall street is being top-dressed from the Masonic building to ‘ the Norwalk club building. --Extra fancy Tokay grapes. 2 lbs. 25c. A. 0. Canon, 15 Railroad place. The annual meeting of The Knob Out-l ' log club will be held at The Knob at 7 :30 this evening. A full attendance is earn- ‘ estly requested. The Norwalk Water commissioners droveto the storage reservoirs, Tours“- day,aad also inspected the site for lbs proposed new basin, -Great bargain, 200 pairs ladies‘ kid shoes at “.25, at Hoyt’s, Wail street, Norwalk. Howard Arthur Montgomery, son of W. E. Montgomery, who has been I seriously ill at his home on River street. is now able to be about the house. Councilman-elect Edgar [1. Fox and Principal W. C. Fools started for New York city on their bicycles, this morn- ing, but only reached Stamford, when they decided to return on account of the storm. = The summary of the Weekly Record for the current Week credits Norwallr with five real estate sales and mortgagee amounting to 81475. For the corres- ponding week last year there were nine sales and $8,565 mortgages. —Best $2.00 derby at O'Brien & Sher- wood’e. ______ nuday evening, October 17th. at 8 o’clock, in the city council room. South Norwalk. to elect oiiicers. plan for fu- ture work, and transect any other ap- propriate business. Members only are invited to he present. _ Colonel Front, of the Fourth regiment. has issued orders stating that the prize which he. offers for the comptny in the regiment qualifying the m nit men for State m1l'knlflel’l decorations its Dreeden clock—do become the perm went pru- perty of the coriipzlny Winning it twice, ——Freeh pork and fresh home, l‘llc. pound, tit Huyce‘ market. The twenty-third regular section of the State Council, 0. U. A. M , of Cin- necticut, will be held in the council chamber of F. 1“. Smith Council, No. 69, New London, commencing on Tuesday October lilth,at ll) o‘clock a. in. The local council: will be represented by dele gates. ._M_~.m The Ostoher number of “The Muiical Home” can be procured at this olllco for eight cents and one coupon. The con- tonts are: "If I Could Give." vocal, Danolds: “Whoa? Ho! Ruby 3" vocal, Thompson; “Bridal Polonaise." inetru- mental. Koch; “It's Then You’ll Know the Value of a Friend," vocal, hicCann; ”That's a Little Question." vocal, Sutton; "Laurel,” waltz, Weiner. -—Lsrgi- plates of pure ice cream at Much. At. the Flint Congregational church next Sabbath evening, Dr. Noble Will give the first of a series of lectures upon "The American Home." The course will in- cluded the following nubjects: "The American llome~lhe Hope of the Na- tion." “The ideal llome." ”The Wisdom and Happiness of linking a llome.’ "Choosing a Wife." “Choosing a ”its hand,” "What the Wife May do for the Husband," “What the iiurlrantl May do for the Wife." "Duties of Parents to Their Children." “The (lid Folks at Home," “Home Doberman l'rm to the Home.” “Practical Prescriptions for a Happy Home." The junlcrclaml of the Y, M. (,3. A. Boys‘ League will give an entertainment and promotion» of the regular classes will take place Friday night, October ll), in Kundsen’s Hall, Chestnut street. An early hour has been set so the younger members may attend without being out late. The exercises will commence at 6:55 o‘clock and close at Mil. An espec- iallnvitatlon is extended t) parents of thehoyr. Inch enrhmium is manifest constant of all the members of the “samurai classes. Iir. fleydrlr-lt in a thorough competent teacher, the classes are large and good work and satisfactory mite are natured. Tomorrow after‘ noontbe hm’ gospel meeting will b: held, from 4 until 5 o’clock. in the obser- vatnryoo the grounds at 37 Chestnut street. Lest beauty the meeting wee Mia the some place and seventeen were present. lire moot «mostly dr- Ired that there will be a large alien. Meet Thematic: em in than for those attending to be present at the myteym stochastic the church». I. ,3 lYCkom Li Y. M C. A. A. 3. Bill will lead the song service tomorrow. Bishop Purim will confirm a n... at Lewisboro. tomorrow afternoon. at 8 o’clock. A regular communication of Gd Well lodge,A. F. and A. It, will be held Tuesday evening. —-All the fall styles in derbys, at O'Brien & Sherwood’s. William Colby, who has been ill at the residence of his son, John Colby, on Camp street, is improving. Issac G. Hamilton's “Rusty" finished 2, 4, 8, 8. in the various heats of the 2:25 close at Pcekskill, yesterday. A stray cat feasted upon a valuable canary bird owned by Mrs. E. L. Hoyt, of Academy strict, Thursday. E. 'l‘. Bates, state secretary of the Y. M. C. A . is in town canvassing for sub- scriptione to help sustain the local asso- ciation -—New sauer kraut and frsnlifurters today at Kaspar Zoellinger‘e, Water street. There was no racing on the Norwalk Fair Grounds, yesterday, as the New Canaan horsemen did not put in an appearance. Putnam Hose company will hold a concert and sociablein Music lel, Fri. day evening, November 2nd. Smythe‘r orchestra will furnish music. R both, a Bridgeport stair-builder, is building a stair-way of quartered oak to go in A. J. Hoyt‘s residence at Elmcreet, which A. R. Manila in building. The registrars of the thrpe districts of Norwiilk will be in session next Thurs- day iiniil 5 p in., to receive applications of all who wish to become voters. The Baxter Wrecking company. which has been at work for some tiny-Lon the burned steamer “City of Albany," suc' ceded in floating the vessel, yesterday. Closed car No. 23 was ordered by Gen. eral manager ‘W. F. Acton. of the Nor- walk Street Rail way company. yesterday. Car No. 19 is being rqoipped with trucks and mel‘s. —Canes and umbrellas, at O'Brien & Sherwood's. A street railway car jumped the truck near the llardenbrookflmilding. on Wall elrnet, last evening. and it was fully half an hour built”! it was gotten back on the iraclrs again. The Southern New England Telephone cruipuny has just decided to ljfurniah patrons in small towns and villugue in thesiato with less easily tricplmlll' ser- vice at greatly roluc'd rail-s, probably about $25 a ye":_w.__.__ Some one broke into the laundry va- cated by Charles (2 .iong'and stole several packages of laundry. The thieves gained entrance through the basement. It is thought they were tramps, but whoever heard of a trariip wanting a cloth shirt? milieu-re at Doom Restaurant. The Democratic probate convention will be held in the lJt‘llth'fBllC head. quarters in the Price building, Water strict, Norwalk, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Norwallr delegates are John Malone, lvlwnrd (luldsmtlh and John Murphy. lo the suit of Gilbert Horown vs. the Norwnlk Tramway company, the attor- neys agreed to lot it lie on the docket for a weak, as Attorney Kline, for the Tram way company. thought he should be she to make Attorney Cray, the representa- tive of Mr. Horton. a fair offer of rattle meat in a few “1'33; W B. I". Slovene line closed tlit-rltioraoi his Central (Irish llrmtery store on North Main elm-t. owing to lack of patrons; c, A placard on one of the window» an bounces thnt the clock ill for min and in- formation may be obtained of John ll Light. or C. ll Wolfe, the owner. of llridgoymrt. W n l. wnnterl, llaryx-r'e Young Purple The iiimoiiils Manufacturing company are noxious. it is said, to return to Nor- wnlk. but their old foundry on Mechanic street is not requisite to their needs. Arm'hor new building would have to he built. llere is a chance for Norwa'li‘a defunct board of trade to distinguish i" self. A meeting of the Fairfleld County bar was held at the court home, Bridgeport, yesterday. Resolutions regretting the death of Can. Dwight Morrii and Attor- ney Averill were passed. Speeches in eulogy of the deceased were made by Judge D. B. Lockwood, Major L. N. liddlebrook,Attorneye Werner. Tweedy and liurpby. WW Thslndles of Buckingham W. R. C. No. 30. sixteen in number, enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon with oneof their members. lira. George ll. Byington, at South Wilton. Friday afternoon. A bountiful collation was served, tea being poured from on heirloom of the family. a silver tea are, one that General (loorge Washington war met! from. «when bargain,” Plifl ladla’ kid short» ft x, at Hoyt'e. Wall street. norm. 1,-N¢w ~~*‘rareparé’ i‘Bnckchéat. dv, " em ‘21. The residences of W. R Bates and Henry Hoyt, on Chestnut «treat. gir- walk. are being repainted. The Stamford Pelican club will be guests of the Norwalk Pelicans on the occasion of their dance. October 23. The Norwalk Republicans have leased the vacant store in the Hadden build- ing for their headquarters during the campaign. —-Mr. John Darin. the piano tuner, will be at Mahaokemu Hotel, Monday, to flnish orders. ___ ' E. M. Jackson, the Norwalk photo- grephcr,lu having his gallery fitted up for the fall and winter. It is being thoroughly renovated throughout. Justice Gorge I), Keeler girlie to Dorian, this afternoon, to try the case of James Sellers, who was arrested for. i legal liquor selling at King's End. The Union Manufacturing company expect tosoon be able .to give the Nor- walk water commissioners the amount of damage they claimlfor their water rights on the Silvermiue stream. -—-Choiccst Kandy, Kandy at Lands. The crosswalk 'relaid, yesterday, at the corner of Nash dc VanScoy’s store. is in a dangerous condition, the space left for the gutter being fully eighteen inches wide. It should be narrowed or covered with a plank. Members of the Congregational church are rtquested to note that one of their principal benevolent oileringsa that to the Work of the American Board of For- eign Missions-«will he made to morrow morning. A large rispibre is desired. ~C0llee with pure cream, he. a cup at the Dorm Rt‘t'lllnf‘nlli. In the argument of the civil suit of the village of Chester vs C. '1‘. Leonard, on judgment for wawan nuswur, which wsa board in the Superior Court, yes- terday. thejudge decided that the de- fense should file an answer within one week. "Saundra-i lflin. llayt-s‘ market, on. a pound tit Quarterly mooring iit Knight Street A. M. r:. church tom )l‘l‘uW; love frost, 10 a. m ;s,icraim-nt of Hit! Lord's hopper at ii o‘clock p. in Rev. it. ll. Taylor, of Bridgeport, and llev. W. H. Shields, of Greenwich, will he meant. All are welcome. George ll. Waterbury, the wril-lmown U. A. it, wit-ran, who lives or Marshall street. Nora-alt, who on his way home through lloyi. street, illltt morning. when he has taken with u paralytc ntuko. and war unable to go form: r. Later llt' wu-i curried lltllht‘ The Republican l’rohnln Cullveullhll will be held at the (illicit of l‘). M. loca- Wood, Norwallr. on Saturday, Ucluli'r 20, at '2 p. in. The drivgntvs are W. A. Curtis. J. it. Marvin, l". W. Uiaflllcl' and R ll. Rowan. Judge Woodward, the present incumbent, aill probably be re- nominated. ——Lodlee' hale at O’Brien it l-liwrwood's. At the Houlll Norwnk Baptist church. tnuorrow morning, the pastor will preach on "God's Message to the Corinth." The evening subju-t will be "Debts and Debtors " 'l be subject of the Y. 1‘. d \L. 1‘2. meeting atli o'clock will iie."llow Christ llilps in our Daily Tallinn." Mailer, John Palmer. 'l‘muorro» Wlll ho “Autumul Day" at the Flint Methodist Episcopal church. ‘l‘lmcliurcli is beautifully decorated for the services of the day. and an appropriate service will be held in the evening by the Sunday school. lo the morning rim pue- tor wrll proucii on "The Result of Twen- ty~iight boys of Earnest Preaching." 'l‘lica'lilross unnonucml lo.‘ tomorrow evening iii the mouth Norwtills Coilgrcv geiionai church. on "'l’lte Future of the Fight against the 8qu in," will be given, instead, one or two weeks later. Attire evening service tomorrow, the pnetor will streak on "The First Essential of a Great Life." Young people especially are invited. W_ --Extra fancy Tokay grapes, 2 lbs. can. A. C. Cuneo, l5 Railroad place. The Young Men’s Colored league, of Calvary Baptist church, held a success» rul tmlt festival at the church. int-r FVI‘tI log. There was a good attendsnc» and a planing programme was rendered. it. v. A. P. Miller. of New llaven, still on. Leary delivered interesting Indie-m 'l'he enjoyable musical feature of the programme was the rendering of the "Old Folks at Home," by the member. of the misty; a pleasing solo was sung by Allen Bpriogateln, entitled. "A Willow's Plea.”end llr. Burton rifts- lively rendered "A l’erdon. But it Cam S. H Street dc Go’s Perfection brand. Hooker, Jonss’, Jewell Milling Co ’sHecker'e Brand. American Cereal Co’s Quaker Brand. F. D LANWTON .8; 0.1., 22 South Main Street. W. 8. Bturievsnt has purchased e handsome delivery wagon fromlBenry Tilly. -»Fried escaliops lit Depot Restaurant. Senator Frye, of Maine, will speak in the Fourth Conventional district as fol- lows; Wineted, October 19; South New walk. October 20: Bridgeport, October 22; Danbury, October, 23; and at Torrington, if It is possible to get him for one night more. The registration at the evening school in the Over River district, last evening, was nineteen. and st Winnipauk, four. The total for tth verRiverschool is eixty. and thirty-four at Winnipauk. Sixty also registered in South Norwalk. Itia thought that the school will open a week from Monday. The matter, together with the engaging of teachers, will come before the next meeting of the Bond of Education. -—Leading styles and colors in lmlies' hats. at O'Brien & Sher wood's. Eduard llexter Perry gave a very de— lightful piano recital at llillside. last evening. The gilted composer and ar- tist was cordially greeted, and not only astonished his audience by the brilliance of his execution, the accuracy of read- ing, and poetic interpretation of the numbers of his programme, but arci- naied every one with the ob og de- scriptions by which he introduced and explained the compositions presented. Mr. Perry's visits to Hillside are counted among the rare privileges offered to all students and Invent of real on culture in Norwallr Ethel—l don‘t believe in marrying young, do you? Edith—«Now—lhat is. not too young. Ethel—When I think if it, it seems hardly possible that my mother was married before I was born. Edith—(hm gracious! is your mother that old? “if it were not so childish and out of date I could take a real good cry," said the woman with the short hair. "What is the matter, dear?" ' i wore my liu - band's vestdowntown shopping yet-tor day, by ntistake, and there were tlm-t- bix,cigare sticking out of the top pocket. i never noticed it till i got home," ll. H. Plaisled DRUGGIST. We call your attention again to our prices on patent medi- cine, etc: Hood's Snrsaprilla, one Aycr’e Sarsaprilla. o7c Payne’s Celery Compound, “70 Castoria. 23c Carter's l’ills, lilo; 2 for 256 Allcok’s Planters, lOc Benson’s Planters. 120 Atwmrd's Bitters, 120 l’inlrhnm’e Compound, 75c l lrccri’s Nurvura, 700 Cllllf'lll'fl Resolve-ht, 700 Cuticiirn Soap, 15c Priare' Soap, 10c. Vaseline, 2 oz 5c Vaseline, 5 oz. llsc Pankoln, largo. ellc i’nekolrt small, 40c Remember woeell 2 gr. Qui- nino Pills for no per dozen, or their hundred, and Sulphiio of Lime for preserving cider, 150 a package ll. ll. Paisled, 43 Washington St. Men's union casSimeie suits, dark mixture, this black chariot suits. Men's black iliibils and mixed cassimere suits. Men’s gray mixed casslmere suits. Men's fancy mired casslmere suits, Men's black diagonal claytwoisled dress suits, .. .., MSTOCK BROS... ESTABLISHED iee7. WE BELIEVE If you will come to us for your Fall and Winter Clothing, belt 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 air the present season. FOR IN STANCE: nu... .5635 $8.50 non sun $l5.llll. $l6.llll. $ll.llll. $I8.llll. anti $l9.llll $|5ui WE WANT YOUR TRADE. COME AND SEE Us. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. COMSTOCK BROS" The Popular Clothiers. Furnishers and Halters. MASON“) Blilllllllli. l4 SOUTH Milli STREET. NillinlK. SllllTH Nllliflllli. ..__:=$ NEW :r Evaporated Apricots, Peaches, Prunes, Seedless Raisins, Figs and Citron. liccker’s New Buckwheat. Choose: lloguefort, Club House, N euichatel, Philadelphia (Bream, English Dairy and Fancy Full Cream White Cheese. N cw itinplo and Rock Candy Syrup, at Chas. E. Seymour’s, LEADING GROCER, lilil’lllllli cm, 13-2. 33 wismiiioi siiin. 'ESCliLLOlSS *ESWCALLOPS Who does not like then» toollmune bivalve»? We have a fleet of intents and a small army of boy» urmngml in oniohlng and opening mcullo a. They are opened during the night and ar- rive at iloutli Norwrilk at. lzll p "priory day "ht-y aromld in you just. not taken from lb. shell. nlmolutely dry. Noepulleriiig In the pan when you cook tinon. Norloriler in this town can offer you Mllflii‘ nit ffl‘Iill, Mid the price for the next illl [layer is 23c per quart. Art urinal W. are liearlqunrio-n for flu- liwl quality nfr-ltyilrem-d hoof, veal, inmtm, with. tall”. No inferior or m-onri tummy Kiwis or nay dowripilon. if you warn the heal and only the best. wine and w on. “MW...” w... ...‘...‘..>... w THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. ill ”with Main st., Ho. Norwnlli. 21 Wall iii... Nowell Telephone call. 52-3. l intialin'ttou minimum-ll - Telephone call. Mnfl. 5, 6. 7, 8, W 9. Tut-so arc the since we have in Children’s Overcoats, That we are going to soil from 95L00 UP. There are only a (omen take advantage of this offer. and buy early. We have some very desirable bargains in Children’s Suits. D A V l S, The Tailor. Clothier, Halter and Fumislier. OP” IVIRY I'rVINlflG 031'“: W O‘CWK. too late." 1.! South lloiwall. Hillel!“ lllll‘il 3100K. Silll'fll ”Mill. llllll.
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