.. . ,ommmms-emy.‘
2‘ To “WERNER“.
was meet broom-estate the
“mummies Every vsn~
‘ " Stephen Beumkrets lssgein employed
by Octet-er F. A. Leos, as night chef.
to. end In. John a. Brown, or 4
Innipgtcn evenue, ere perents of s little
deughter. ‘
‘ 7-Yes, you use buy three lbs. of shoul-
der stuck at People's Iierkst for 850. 18
~ North Help street.
V In Jennie Litteli Nash. of Beyvisw
/ "pile. hes purchesed e handsome pelr
{‘ ' of bleck cetriege horses.
_ "“1,
‘ lies Lizzie Ackermeu. 0! Elm street,
-- . and Ends Nikhelsen, of Bridgeport, ere
; to be merried next month.
—Oofl’ee with cream. 5c cup. at Lane’s
Fred Drawer and hienics deF. Lock-
wood have purchased Columbia bicycles.
A. Williamson. of Wilton evenne,rldes e
W t ' Bertfcrd bicycle.
‘ Theboerd st directors of the First Ne-
tiouel bank will meet tonight to choose e
director to till the vecency ceueed by the
death 01 Dudley P. Ely.
--Round stk.,12c. Buttery Bros, 58
leden avenue. Norwslk.
There is an improvement in the bet
shipments in Bethel. says the News. but
es yetno boom of treds es wee entici-
peted by meny.
-‘-emlw pm cleened st O'Brien's.
The St. George Cricket club, of Stem-
!ord, hes elected J. Nelson es ceptsin.
The club "hill come to Norwelk on Set
nrdey, Jua'fi:27th, to plsy the St. George
cricketers. ' '>\
Mrs. Franklin Stevens, of West Nor-
welk. who was seriously bitten by her
father’s dog lest Sunday, is getting elong
nicely. She is under the care of a New
Queen physician.
-The best piece in the city to buy your
' meets, fl} end v etebiee. is et People’s
leeksm Nortl Itsin street.
The cliche! Are South Norwelk Con-
gregations ch 'rcb will meet so ueunl
tomorrow. ve ing for rebeersel. with
-Ilse Disbr re who has charge during
It. Bumisi s vacation.
The “New' leven" baseball team sends
I challenge to any teem in Fairfleid
county which can put up a suitable guer-
nntee of egood game. For perticulers
letters may be addressed to William
finroume. Port Chester.
-—Weakiish, 6c lb., N. Y. Market.
The Arion Singing society will meet
practice tonight. Members who on-
t to attend the picnic of the Arions in
dgeport, next Sunday, should notify
Albert Berg. A number will go by oer-
I'yell, end others will take the 9:14 treiu
in the morning.
-—For Job Printing, go to Gardner.
corner Well and Water streets.
John Hoehring, the Roton Hill ciger
manufacturer. received e letter from his
son Ferdiuend. yesterday, stating that
hehed just nrrivedin New York from
Rio ds Jenerio. end that he would not
have time to come to South Norwslk.
~ so he expected to etonoe enter the Unit-
” ed States Nevy.
' Orlendo Townsend. s vetersn of the
’ Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers.
; welksd yesterday morning from his
. bom'e on Elm Grove piece to Fitch's Sol.
diers' Home. in Ncroton.end return.
Ir. Townsend hes e number of ermy
comrades-st the Home. end peered
ssversl plesssnt hours with them.
--8 lbs. eh. stk. for Site. Buttery Bros..
58 Belden avenue, Nor-walk.
..
Thelunersl oi George 0. Stevens wee
held Wednesday afternoon at his into
home in Wolfplts. Rev. 0. A. Knesel of-
‘ deleting. The psilbeerers were John
T. Pesrcs. Henry Dlmond. John Evens,
Sr.,Frsnk Tyler. The deceased wee e
F‘ ‘ Its-hero! St. John's Lodge, F. end A.
E“, ct Norweik. end Worshlpful letter
Arthur 0. Wheeler. of that lodge. es well
mother-embers were present to con.
duct the usual Issonlc ceremonies.—
msstiog tonight.
”B’uelisb. out... p.11. am...
e moral to... Noise. cl cups»;
F. has been appointed unrest. and ibi-
vets Henry Peyne hes been msde n cos-
porel. .
While on hie wey heme.‘l'uesdey night,
P. W. Bates peered through the lot where
Katie Vsisotiue wee killed, end received
e shock from the deadly wire. '
Is the Southportrondrsce.Weduosdsy,
Berry Sherwood. ‘ot Ssugetuck. wrecked
the reer wheel of his bicycle. John
Wakemen. of Seugstuck.e‘so smssbe
hie bicycle. '
'l
The Norwelk Hospital Imelda?! has
received .100 from H. 0. 290, 0 Ben—
gstuck. for the building fund end 08 hes
breu donated by the Roweyton Baptist
Sunday school.
--Col'umbie Bicycles delivered from
stock. C. Ford Seeley Cycle 00.. eole
agents. 29 Well street.
In Norwelk tee cent feres on the elec-
tric line to Baton were so unpopqu that
the company made e reduction. The
travel upon five-,cent lens is immense.—
Denbury News.
_ A wheel of Burton & Brundege's ex-
press wagon collspred on Well street,
yesterdey afternoon. The load wee
transferred to encther vehicle,end the
damaged one sent to a repair shop.
--—Irs. Joseph 0. Perry hes rented the
store 25 Day street. which she will open
es s fancy end confectionery store, next
week.
It hnebeen suggested thet the city
could ssve considerable money in the
future if the West street sewer wee ex-
tended through the entire street, now
that it is torn up for grading end widen-
ing. .
A delegetion from Pioneer- Book end
Lsddercompenrweet to Port Cheetsr,
N. Y.. yesterdey. to attend the ennuel
picnic end persde oi Pntnem Engine
company. The boys were royally en-
tertained and retain many pleesnnt mem-
cries o! the occeelon.
-—In the time of Shakespeare they must
hsve bed bicycles, but no Bicycle Insur-
ence Co.’s. es Hemist ssye.'”Guerd my
safety while I sleep.” You can insure
your wheel today et 2 Elizsbetb street.
The entire interior of Bernard Larri-
gsc'e house. corner of Belden end South
Union evenuee, is at present in the
hands of painters and is being refinished.
Numerous other improvements are also
being made which, when complete. will
make it one of the neatest homes on the
avenue.
—-Buy your brown derbye et O‘Brien's.
It has been deiinltely settled thnt Mon-
day, October 21. will be Connecticut dey
at the Atlsute exposition. The Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will ob-
serve as their particular day, the Setur-
dey previous. Connecticut’s chapter of
the organization will participate. Gov-
ernor Collin end hie stsff will else be
present.
-—Ice cream sods et Leno's.
The leading oil deelers of Bridgeport
eppeered before the Bosrd o! Aldermen
end protested against the creation of the
allies of oil inspector, claiming the posi-
tion wee unnecessary end only increased
the burden of the poor consumers. The
ordinenos. however, wee pesssd by just
the required vote. Meyer Clerk eu-
nounces that he will veto the measure
end return it st the next meeting.
-Fresb vegetables end the best beef et
the lowest possible prices. Buttery. Bron,
N orwnlk.
The Westport beet Shadow wee the
winner in the recs for the citizen’s cup
at Bridgeport, Wednesdey etteruoou.
against the Sylvie end Rsmone. The
letter. which won the cup lest year end
wee challenged by the Sylvie for this lest
rece. did not finish. dropping out while
upon the lest leg of the course. The
Shadow. which crossed the starting line
lest. soon obtained the iced end held it,
finishing shout twenty-nine minutes end
fifty-seven seconds steed or the Sylvie.
....,._..__
—Reedlug an account of e lsrge tire
in s wholesale shoe house on East, Theo-
dore H. Olsen lmmsdistely took e treln
to tbet piece end errlved there just as
the insurance people settled the claim.
and bought e lsrge stock of men's. boys'
and children's shoes. slightly damaged
by wetsr.end has opened e lindeieend
is now selllng them at less then helf
‘ A Madeol‘ and
“esteem
N . . .
“Pure and Sins,”
. Osptsls Butlsrls superintendent of
' m
"F. D. L'AWTON 'V 8: co.
'22 South a... Street.
BEEF Is ow
end no one will let you know it quicker than we. I! you went your money'g
worth treds with up-todets people. We ere ever on the lookout for hergelns end
when we get e bergein our patrons get the bmetlt of it. If you continue to pey
high prices it is your own lose not ours. Come and get our prices end we will
gusrentee that you pennct beet them any where in town or out of it.
. ma AND room pauvaar.
FRANK S. AYERS, ~
PlillPillEillil or ill! new roux MARKET.
DONOVAN! BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPeIs
Combine the Ln‘l'llt em: All) smslr. Our elm is to give setielectlon to our patrons.
end to furnish them with the iineet productions of the PHOTOGRAPH“) All:
LARGE 00LLEOTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
sum. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 13'. Meade Confectionery.) 58 Well Street. Norwelk. Conn.
EDWARD STREET,
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO. BUY
WASH FABRIBS
Of all kinds st. greatly reduced prices.
Lewns, 83., former price 10 end 12ic. \
Dimities, lite" former price 15 end 18c. -
Ginghems. 12}. former price. 250. .
Lsdies’ ribbed vests. 12in. former price 17c.
Indies' ribbed rests, 250., former price 37ic.
Special. 30 dozen i'edies’ feet black hose. lull regular made, 12m e peir,
worth 18c. '
EDWARD STREET,
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, - - NORWALK.
Sllllllll Silillilllllll. limill. THE FLORENCE 3.
0 Hill EXCURSIDIS.
turner ct eilend Water streets. Nor:
walk. Geliendeeetheleteetstyles lugging
The “Florence B." Captain Roy Gemstock.
can be chartered for excursions. Good ec-
bets. cups. etc.
commodntlons, first clam cabin. charter rees-
onnbis. Apply tothe captain. or William P.
Beers. :8 2m
Ir. Willism Henry llumlston.
l t end Director South Norwelk
0f(.‘.‘:r:1g:egntlonel church. teacher or
Hens. Organ. Harmony. :0 Bnyvljezwalge
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The Atelente Wheel club will meet at
the Norwelk Congregational church. to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, for e run
to Weston.
Rev. Themes K. Noble. D. D , oi Nor.
walk, will preach in the First church.
Dsnbury. Sundey.in exchange with Rev.
Mr. Pierce.
By request of Gorernor Collin. Briga-
dier General Haven has directed thet the
militie csrry their full-dress uniformr.
into csinp. to be worn only on Friday.
The first number of volume 2 o! the
Perish Record. published by the Brother-
hood of St. Andrew. at Once church,
will not be issued till one week from to-
morrow.
—3 lbs. of sh.sth..25c. Don't forget Where
the piece. Buttery Bros. , 58 Belden eve.,
N°"""" ——-—-—- Experience
Mrs. John Mooney, of New Ceneen,
who wee bound :over to the Superior
Court on I charge or burning a. F. Bus- Counts
code hero, is out under 8250 bonds, tur-
niehed by David Lockwood ,end John
Thstcher.
A new pest hes been discovered. it is
e smell sneil-shepsd insect that ettects
peer, cherry, end quince trees. A large
number of trees about town have been
stripped by the ravages of this latest foe
to lollege.
—Beet repeir shop, For Cyls Co.
it anywhere. is in the pre-
psretlon of prescriptions.
We lied we heve evernged
three thousand of them n
yeer since we sterted in
businem. end believe this
tcbeetleest hell of those
written in this city, within
thetperiod.
These figures eilord n pretty
good argument why you
should bring such work to
us.
Our experience adds noth-
ing to your expense: but e
good deel to your security.
Ate meeting of the Stete Boerd of
Agriculture held et the capitol, deputy
commissioners of peach yellow were ep-
pointed upon the recommendation of
Josiah I. ubberd. of liddlstown. state
comm er of peech yellow. They
each receive 05 per dey when employed.
The commissioner for Noewelh is George
0. Cometoch. of Breed River. The
Board discussed the subject of liquor
selling end gambling at egrloulturel
fslre in the stats and decided to visit the
Plaisted's Drug Store
{sire this tell end see it such practices Under liehsckemo flotel.
ere prescient. m
-—Im-mchto-v-.-w'nm'-- 43 WASHINGTON STREET.
The
......‘i“.?.‘.“:.":.' Mt"; .o..............
some time.0eptsln Chutes E. Butler but
been appointed postmestee st Oxford. ln
Mo‘h“w“.. MIN.”
ststscepltoliu Elerttord st s misty ct
01,400 per year end livm in Oslord.
Repressntetives in the Gusset Amsmbly
ceuuotboldlsdereloillosseed it is be
lievedtbetfthereleotrsgnletloespplles
toeuyseierlsd employee of the state.
Thspoelttouofctsrkoithe Stets Boned
“mmmwrwmmow-
ova-meld» «urgenlelemmho h
omens-cesium der the
"AI--
, or
Negligee Shirts!
The Popular
Star - Brand
98 tents. ‘
All of these Shirts have been selling at $1.50 and“ tapioca.
Light and dark colors. All desirable patterns and all sizes.
Other brands and patterns selling at 49 and 75 cents, re-'
duoed 25 and 30 per cent.
.STIIAW HATS at i Price!
82.00 for $1.00.
1.50 for .75.
1.00 for .50.
.75 for .38.
.50 for .25.
liMSlitll inns.
“ . TWO STORES.
Masonic Building,
14 South Main Street,
South Norwallr. Norwalk.
SMOOTH TALK .;:- — i —"".?f_—"‘
is just about the one thing that does go smoothly with-
out greasing. end even then there's grease end grease.
Mechlings Broe'. Patent Wheel grease is the best for the
axles of all sorts of vehicles, and for gearing end line
sheltings. It doesn’t gum up, but lasts for a long time.
It is very carefully made. so no to be free from grit, end
keeps cries in good order. It is for sale here, end hes
been for some time, having always given setisfection.
Try it. If you don't agree with me about it, give the
can to the goat, come here and get the whole of your
money back.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL scraper.
The Leading Grain Dealer,
a}; : BEST GRAIN BRANCH cruel.
' ‘3 FOR HORSES eontetts'
AND CATTLE. uvaar arm
TO THE BICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it ? " .
The newest. most useful and dressieet article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterli Silver. Oen have
our name and address on your whee there identifying
ryt. Can be attached to any wheel ever . by
Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEll;
OPERA llllllSE Bllllil. lflflllK. mill.
ITwo - Different - Meanings.
LOW PRICES l ' CHEAP GOODS l
Weheveelwsysoombinsd the formerwithgoodsoiehllh staderdd
quellty, end will continue as we have in the pest to mtlrely ignore the letter.
Weespecielly rsfsryoutodeytoefewbrchonlotsof
LIGHT SUMMER SUITS,
thet forufhrly sold st from 010 to till now marked
,87 .30.
Oomeeudseetbemnow. Theywilinotbeberenextwsskssws have
puteGOpriceon them.
Justtbeweethsrformet
BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 25c, 60c.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
Davis, the Tailor, ,
Wilmer there ersyhs
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Norwalk Chronicler