ill I HE OR TWO
lira liner AN“ mm iii
run emirates aaroareirs.
‘G 0' "to Thinn- I’hoy on ad flour
in Nurwrsih. aunts Iron-I- no
III-it) During Their Diurnal Journey-
hfl I, Bud Dow. ‘l'own.
" Mist Grace Snyder, of Taylor arerlne,
The Norwalk Boston store received a
large invoice of {all goods yesterday.
Edward Sims, of Norwalk, played the
arm in the Southport Episcopal church
Sunday.
Several rose bushrs are in full bloom
in the front yard of A. H. Hoyt’s reel.
dance on Berkeley street.
y—Sauaage‘s are 12lov- pound at
Bayer-1’ market.
‘ Mrs. George Wick.» of Ninth First
“met, who h Is been or riouqu Iii with re-
'. mitteut fever, is slowly recovering.
. , The Independent Social club will hold
"their regular weekly meeting with S. W
‘ Hoyt, Jr., of Roton BilLonFriday night.
Charles Britta, of Monroe street, is in
9 very poor health and contemplates a trip
south in hope that the change will prove
beneficial.
The Star of Columbia Circle, No.
C. O. T., will hold a meeting tonight, at
' which the date of their annual ball will
probably be decided upon.
253
Stephen Jarvis, of West street, has re-
signed his position with Oliver E.
Barker and will accept one on Thurs—
day with Walter L. Wilcox.
—-L=lrge plates of pure ice cream at
Lane’s.
Henry Hersch, formerly employed on
the steamship "City of Paris," resigred
last night and came to South Norwalk,
where he accepted a p Isiuon as waiter in
the Imperial Cafe, Railroad place.
John Kenney, Bradley 8. Keith and
Harry Loobold,of Norwalk,went to New
ondon today to attend the meeting of
to Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. as rep-
ntatives of Our Brothers' fudge;
, ‘l
The Schnorcr club,oi’ clorrisania,which
comes to [town I’oInt artery your on an
excursion, his hulNCribed $2,000 for a
monument to Louis J. Heintz, who v as
for many years president of the club.
Ollya dozen voters were present at
the Town ilouse, Saturday, to attend the
adjourned meeting for the pllerI-tl of ap-
propriating money to build a bridge on
Day street. As it requires fifty allirmu-
tire votes to appropriate money, ItII-
meeting was again adjourned for one
week.
The Young Men's Debuting club wi l I
meet at the homo of Frank L). Boodle, in
Winnipauk, tonight. The subject for
discussion will be “Iliavolvcvl, ’l‘luit
woolen have rights of equal suffrage
with men." Mr. ltuidle will argue in
the aiiiirmntlvo and Louis linrrwrigllt in
the negative
«Frail p rl: and lush hum.» 12:52 a
round, at llnyls' market.
Sherman (hunch, R ayul Ann-Ilium,
will have a "wmukfii’." Monday evening,
October 29. "rimoaer" Is the term used
by this popular order for ssocial gath-
ering of members and male frll’l] is, and
theone set for the above date promises
to be a specially pleasant Mira”. the. ar-
rangements providing for a fine enter-
tainment and collation.
Butcher Ferd Hayes' delivrry turnout,
driven by Arthur Conley, was going
over the Washington street coming,
about 8:30 this morning, just after a
light engine had gone by. The wagon
was on the track when the engine-Ir reI
versed his locomotive, and young (Jou—
lsy just had time to get his wagon own,
with a few inches to spare.
Thu yacht Marguerite will «nil next
week for Florida. The trip will occupy
about six weeks, all the Veisel will take
the inland route throuuh the Raritan
canal and (104") th" Dvllflwurtl I'lVlI‘f.
this avoiding the rough weather of Cape
Hatteras. Captain Charles Reilly will
latter he jointd in soulhvrn Miler»
by a party of Norwallrere fora Dilution of
hunting and fishing.
RM. 0. F. ththolmv, of the Fleet
street church, Brooklyn, somlwluw of
William Hiiulou. of {South Nor-walk,
made an address Sunday afternoon. in
connection with the exerciaou attending
the dedicated of the Methodist Episcopal
church and Sunday school at Uropvey
avenue and Bay Thirty-fifth etrnet,
Brooklyn. Presiding Elder (3. 8. Wing
made a short address in the evening.
Carlyle Hill, Elmer Hill and a lady
member of the family, who reside on
Woodward avenue, went out blacklist»
in: Sunday morning They were caught
in the wind storm which came up, and
were obliged to not. better on Betta
island, whmthsy remained until late:
yesterday afternoon before venturing to
return. A watchman lives on the island
collie contributed somewhat to their
comfort. and they did not either for
would food. The“ friends were much
alarmed at their absence, and had begun
am when the trio returned, greatly
._ “Mammal parties lam.
umdhulmuliwm ,'
schiiler atrium. U. 0. R. I, will hold
its molar meeting tonight. in Avian
Ball.
The Nor-elk Democratic headquarters
have been located in the Price building,
on Water street.
-The children’s class at Prof. Hawaii’s
dancing academy will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o’cloelr. The class for
ladies and gentlemen wul meet at 8 p. In.
The monthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building. Low and investment associa—
tion will be held tonight.
Henry 0, Close. of Cliff street, dis-
miwred, yesterday, a sprout on one of his
smr bow apple trees in blossom.
The interi »r of Hunt 85 Z :lnfi's market
on Washington street is being repaintt‘d.
Edmund Zilulf has charge at the work.
The regularmeeting of Uncut Tribe, 1.
0 R. M.. will be held tonight, and the
adoption degree conferred upon one can-
didate.
The Y. M. C A. entertainment and
fair, heretolore referred to, will be held
at the Norwalit Opera House, December
4, 5 and 6.
Mrs. E. W. Taylor, of Main street, Nor-
walk, recently fell down stairs and one
turned severe Injuries, item which one Is
now recovering.
-Misv Nettie Wei-nu wishes to inform
her Iriends that she is prepared to do
millinery at the home of her patrons. or
III. her own home, No. ll VunZandt Ave
Motcl’luli procured if de‘ired.
The annual roll call of the Noraaik
Baptist church Will he held on the even-
ingof NoVembdr lot, at the conclusion
of which Ii supper will be served.
L D. Keeler movul, last Saturday,
from Sumner street to his new cottage
on Grand street. James Walsh and
family, of (‘Ilrestaut street, will more into
Mr. Keeler's former rrsidence.
A (re-ridicule was received at the munir
cipnl electric light station yesterday, from
the Hurtford Steam Boiler [norm-lion and
insurance company, stating that their
boiler was thoroughly round and in
first-clues condition throughout.
(Iharioo 'l‘rowbridgo, mm of nx-Uouu-
cilman George S. Trowbndge, was prac-
ticing a high luck, in the gymnasium at
Knudseu's Hull, last. evening, when he
fell and sprained iitsieit wrist. He went
LI) Stillmui's drug store and hail lllr- ill.
Jury attended to.
——-i/'IlI-o with pom err-4m, 5w.
at the item»! liwtuuront.
a up
Abamlorlrnont by Uolom-l Str'vr'n'u'll of
the recent projected tour of iii-I military
bani has resultwl In lim bringing of u
suit for $500 againet huh by Manager
Jackson. of the New London and Mystic
theatres. The coionel's bank account
was attached yesterday by SiIIr'iT Thrill:-
tori
The Young Men‘s Democratic club held
an enthusiastic meeting, laet night, and
traIIsIclId routire bummed. ’ihe com-
Iiiitleo on qlllll'tt'lii, Jurors Sheehun,
l‘ilommi Welsh, Leo Davie, Marl-hull
Smith and Frank l‘larlr, were authorivml
to engage permanent. room until after
the slate election.
TnIImI-Il Grimes, itmpluymi by Dr f ,
(l, llolmnnnn, was drivmg down :loulli
Main street, yo-sterihy afternoon, lead-
ing another horse which was to be taken
to lIliwarIl Flynn's horse shoeing estab.
liehment on Hanford place, when the
rope broke and the horse ran down the
street ataiively pore. Mr. Grimes fol-
lowed and succeeded in rntching the ani-
moi.
Whiteinw Reid. editor of the New
York Tribune, and a candidate for the
vice-prc-nld-ncyoi the ”fill”! Hmtea In
1892, with Hon. Chauncey M. ill-pew.
president of the New York Central and
Hudson River railroml, came down the
lllmbury division in II private car on the
5:07 train last evening. pulling through
South Norwnlk on their any Io New
Yorii city.
*0) slur-i at Dermt ltmtuli'nnt
A genuine fullir, Witha most wundeh
fol "gilt of gut)" and a wry penetrating
Ville-I, lit-id the villi-Pill. attention (If it
large crowd of Mtple at Railroad place,
last night. and fairly coined the dimes,
which iliwed in in exchange for an in-
numerable quantity of small but useful
articles, and every purchaser went home
feeling thnt they had received their
in Joey's worth.”
The selectmen and town clerk will be
in session at the clerk’s oillce for the
purpose of naming the qualifications or
and admitting to the elucwr's oath those
persons who shall be found qualified, on
Wednesday, October 24, from 9 a. to.
until 8 p.m.,snd also at the police rooms,
80th Norwslk. Thursday, October 25,
and Friday,OctubeI-2ll,fro.n l0 o'clock
mm. until 5 p. m.. also at the town
clerk‘s office on Saturday, October 27,
from 10:. In. until 5 p. In. and Monday ,
October 29, from 9o’olocl a. In. until ll
p. In. and not afterwards except that
the board will be in session on Monday,
November 5. at the town clerk's onion,
from O. a. In. until 5 p. on, tor the pun
pose of admitting only time whore
rlthiih‘wlflltdud or will tantamount
memo. .
iNATlVE POTATOES
IN LOTS OF FIVE BUSHE‘LS OR MORE,
- .- 750 A BUSHEL f -
F. 'o LAWTON & 00.,
22 South Main Street.
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There was a very heavy frost last night.
The Not-walk City 0. uricii Will meet
tonight.
There will be a meeting of the Not-
wnlk Carpenters’ Union tonight
The boat Jane Grant has discharged a
cargo of stone at Raymond Bromirs
wharf
The funeral of Jeremiah Brian” was
largely attended from St. Mary's church
this morning.
A son was him, yesterday afternoon.
to Councilman-elect and Mrs Frank N.
F. rrls, Elm Grove place.
A son was born Sunday night to Mr.
and Mn. Just-pit Del they, of Bridgeport,
Mrs. Delam‘y was formerly Miss Mary
Walsh, of Ntrwala.“ .._.
”hose blankets, 70c. up, McNerI-ey‘e.
Donovan‘s blochw
The Repunlicaus of the First and
Third districts niil assemble in caucus
at th Town Hon-e, Friday evening. to
nominate a candidate for reprtsunlutive
and candidates for justices of the peace
ml’ieasie bring your tickets to bakery
and (li‘p'lt rIIstnura It and see if you have
the number now drawn. F. A. Lane.
The case of Henri. Flogsreioe against
Henry Raymond, for avsault, Iame up
before Justice (imirge D Keeler. this
morning, but was continued until Friday
afternoon at 3 o’clock, as Mr. ll 1} m Ind
pleaded not. guilty.
Justice (ieorge U. Keeler found Peter
Johnson, of Taylor avenue, giillly If
violation of the screin law, yesterday
afternoon, and lined him *5 and costs,
amounting to $19 96. The line was
remitted.
Mrs. Monica LOCHWUIMI. oi Norwnlk,
Wllosv ankle was sprIIIm-Ii last June in a
trolley car collision, is still unable to
walk without the uswistance of emu-lies,
nitlmugh she lrl improving rapidly.
The NI-ruulk merrhanls who lump
their stun-:9 open on Sunday have been
quietly notified that unless they (reuse
Iloioghurim‘ason Hominy they will be
Iirll'rllr'll. it is supposed the (IItIzI-Iis'
League is behind the IiIovIIIIIIIIIt.
.\ hunting of the South Norwulu Ath-
letic club will be held tonight, in their
headquarters in J lIIIIovan‘s building,
on Washington street.
Tim Mutinve \Vliist I-luli wrll mII-t
Thurs lly afternoon with erli Frupl‘cs
[mull-afll, of boron Park.
The Woman‘s Central undlil'illlluli will
giw a birthday potty at Llil'll’ building,
ii xi. Friday owning. l'iII-I-IiiraucelI-I-
all are required to bring Is an window
or b lg c manning Ii peony tor curb yv-ar
of their liver. The entertainment will
cormistol mu~lc and riilllrilltillllid fut
turns, and refreshments will be In rvwl.
'llII' IIIeIiIbIIrs of the Turtiveroiti are
mulling preparations for llll‘il‘ annual
concert and hall, which will be given In
Miller's llull on the evening of November
ii The Coricordi I of llrulgepirt, Manor
oerilior of Port (healer and liermmia
leniII-Iimor and A rion Singing societies
oi South Nor-walk, iuWI' been iIiVItoIl and
will undoubtedly be present «filulllionl
All vol?» lr‘
ml'riwl we IIllI‘IpIi lit llepot llIIstliurnni
’l'iII I’t‘ w. t'n Lillil deaths r-«pI-rtr d ill tinl
ntnteduring the Iironth. This was ill
I-s-i than in August, and 1‘22 more than
in Hupuunher, Mini, and lilbl Iliorli thnn
the average m‘illlll'f' of deaths In Htlpllt'ili‘
h. r hr the live years preceding the prom
out The death-rote wns 17.4 for the
large towns; for the small towns l7.il
and ”lint the Wliillt' state. Norwaili
refml'tul thirty deaths. reprIIu-Imng an
annual Iii-Mil nub of llil pl-r illll'l ill-
habitumn.
Fred lullulipiist, our» of the Host NI I"
well: Drovn carpal. who was present at
the bull in Width Horwuik, lflhl night, at-
tempted to cut II piece oi leIlhI r from
the sole-of his ehoe, when the knife slip-
porlsmi the keel: blade pelt-trawl his
left wrietmevmlng one of the arteries.
The wound bled profusely. and friends
assisted Mr. Lundquist to the stile room,
where he was re exhausted that he lam,
ed, A physician was called turd ttwilow
of blood was stoppid.
Complaint is again heard in mum! lo
the Bmedict Farm bridge, purru-lllerly
since it has been regarded unsufe for the
trolley road to cross the structure. The
sclectmea should order the bridge pissed
in repair at once. Hateful attempts to
hetterlul condition have been mails by
nailing planks over a low holes, but
what it wants in thorough repairing.
”any boards are training from the fence
at the chisel the walk and altogether
“abridge is in adopter-lilo shape.
W
I
A chliiilrer is at J. Wallace Marvin’s
dock with coal.
Frank Carr and John Holloran are
representing Colfax Encampment at the
don, today.
Thomas 0. Rogers, of Norwollr, who
has been employed in Charles H. Har-
vey’s North Main street shoe store for
several years. will leave. Saturday
night. to accept a position with Moses
H Glovir, of Wall street, Norwalir.
Last evening, William Stephaof the
Pine Hill road, East Norwallr. was driv
lug down North Main street, South Nor-
walk. When opposite Doedate S.
Davenport's grocery store, Staples' car-
riage collided with that of Mr. Driven-
port, and overturned the latter'e vehicle.
breaking the shaft and bending the axle
Both horses were prevented from run-
ning away by lookers on holding them.
Mr. Siaplea' wagon was damaged, but
not so that he Was prevented from
Using it
Mrs. .I. W. Stodwell is entertaining
her several sisters at her home, Hotel
Mahaclremo,rmlay. The rooms are beau-
tifully decorated with cut flowers. l’ho
Atrigmpher North will take the group in
the hostess' parlor this afternoon.
Contractor George W. Bell placed his
spile driver in position, and a force of
half a (ll zen men commenced work, yrs—
terday afternoon, on the widening of the
Washington street bridge, at its eastern
approach.
The date of the callendar carnival to
be given under the auspices of the Nor‘
wall: Methodist church Sunday school
at the Y. M. (l. A. llall. has been changed
from October ill) and ill to November 13
and ii.
The Pelican club will hold a special
meeting this evening to prepare for their
ball.
A parish-r sends his Ideas of the com-
ing election to the Stamford Advocate In
thefollowlnu: “in the language of the
tough young man, the Dcfllil eta of the
Fourth Congressional District are linhle
to get. lost in de Forest."
B. H. Piaisled
DRUGGlST.
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We call your attention again
to our prices on patent medi-
cine, etc:
Hood’s Sareaprilla, tillc
Ayer’s Sarsaprilla, life
Payne's Celery Compound, Il76
Castoria, 23c
Carter's l’ille, lrlu; 2 for 250
Allook’e l’loetore, lllc
Benson's l’lastere, 12c
AtWIIod's Bitters, 1'20
l’inltliurn’s Compound, 75c
llreen's Nurvuru, Tllc
Cuticura Rheolvont, The
Cuticura Soup, loc
Pears” Soap, ll‘e
Vaseline, 2 oz in:
Vaseline, .5 oz. lilo.
l’nskollt, large. Hllc
i’askola small, lilo
Remember We sell 2 gr. (gui-
nino Villa for .50 per dozen, or
25c a hundred, and Suiphito of
Limo for preserving cider, live a
package
B. H. Paisled,
43 Washington Si.
South Harwell.
session of the Grand Lodge in New Lon »
ESTABLISHED. I 867.
ICOMSTOCK BROS.,
'WE HIVEH'T SIlD MUCH IBilUT OUH .
MEN’S suns II $6.75,
Because we naturali y would prefer selling you a better one, says
Black ilhev' i at Sillliil. or a Blue or Black Diagonal Cheviot at"
$l3. ll, or a Bond Bassimereal $l5.illi.
BUT ITS OUR HONEST CONVlOTION
That there is more good hard wear in one of our $6.75 suits than
can be had elsewhere for 89 or $10.
ABOUT
OVERCOATS
But Still!) Working Bvelcnal are chuck lull of value.
Blue and Black Beaver (lvercoals, till.
it Black frieze Overcoat, $l2 ,
Blue and Black Kelsey Bverenals, at $IB, $I8, $20 and $25.
r» m“
KEEP IN MIND OUR MAMMOTH'STOCK 0F
UNDERWEAR
When in need. ill grades from the Wilill Mixtures to liefinesl
lamb and Camel Hair.
COMSTOCK BROS.,
The Norwaik Cloihiers. Furnishers and Halters.
MISONIC Blillllllill. i4 Sil‘JlH MAIN STREET.
NORWIlH. SOUTH NOHWIlH.
oNE OF THE REST
places in the city to do your
trading is at the Leading Gro~
cer’s The. largest and best vari~
ety of fancy and staple ediblés
to be. found in this section, and
prices as low as pure goods can
be sold for
()ur customers and friends
come from surrounding towns
to secure our Celebrated Teas
and Coffees. New goods receiv-
lluyler’ s Suited Almonds, Fitted Olives. Figs, Prunes,
Mince Meat, etc. (lur friends from
ed daily.
Seedleee Raisins, (3 Itron,
Rowayton who pIIrI-lmmat our store will receive their return
fare, at
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
LEADING GROCER,
TELEPHONE Bill, l3-2. 33 visvllltmv sum.
ESCALLOPS ESOIIILLOPS
Vi ho Ilium not like Ilia-l- tmlhmmli biv'iilioe? \‘l’ e have a fleet of hunts and A small army
of boys engaged in I It“ him: Mill lllwnlmt our allow. They are opium] during the night and or.
rivo lit Mouth Nora-ails at i. ll II III. ever) My ““lllt} uromlll to you just on Hilton from the
I-lIIIll, absolutely dry. Nnrpiitleriilg in the pull when you I ook ill-mi. Nuilunlor in this in"
mm offer you gmulu all fresh. and the who for the he Ill. lllliiuyI-l in ‘..'x per qtinrl All usual we
arehemlulmrl-I N for the in» I quality lift") IlrIIwIl lu-,I~r wul, iIoIIlm. porll, ell No inferior
or am nnu quality anode of Illly llltt‘L'f Illicit. if you want the twist and only the best. mine and
see he.
,.. . “~00-“
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
Ill North Mum et., no. humour. 21 Well at, Norwalll
'i‘I-luphonu mil. 5‘! :l Mud-wimp mmrunlmui Toll-phone call. Mull.
5, 6. 7, m
9.
These are the sizes we have in
Children’s Overcoats,
That' we are going to sell from
TLOO UP.
There are only a few,ao take advantage of this offer. and buy
early.
We have some very desirable bargains in
Children’s Suite.
D A V l S,
The Tailor. Clothier. Halter and
0938 “KEY tritium UNTllI Brill O’CMCK.
IIHIOHEIO
HBTEl Mill. SOUTH lililiiilll.
8.
Furnishar.
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Norwalk Chronicler