W
' .. meat on the steam
The temperature of the water at The
Knob (20—day is ”1°;th water at 12: 46.
“There will be dancing at Gregory’s
, oint tonight. ” l
i Miss Annie McDonald, of Harbor aye-
hue, is on the sick list. ,
‘ Miss Irena Muller, of Wilton, is attend
lag the Concord street school.
v—Spcclal bargains in gents’ ladlea’ and
, children’s hosery for Friday, Saturday
2 and Monday, at M. S. Smith's. .
I aniel Osterbanks, of Holden avenue, is
on he sick list. He is improving.-
Charles Addison. of Kellogg street, has
several children ill with typhoid malaria.
Mrs. H.” C. Bissell, of Mott avenue, has
joined the ranks of Norwalk’s women
cyclist.
The Ellis Musical club held a basket
picnic, at Hickory Grove, yesterday
afternoon. .
Private William Beers, of Company. F,
has been discharged, his term at service
having expired. ..~-
Mrs. Theodore smith, of France street,
is chaperoning a party of friends to Lake
Waccabnc today.
«Forequarter lamb 6clh. N. Y. Market.
City Editor W. A Tolles, of Tm: Sm:-
TINEL, now has the chills and lever. He
r 1' sympathy.
will be consecrated in
1rwalk Congrega-
It is understood that the price of lililk
,_ is to he manned by local dealers neat
month. ‘
wLe]; matton19c.per 1b., N. Y. M’it't.
Alain Koehler opened a restaurant in
Laurence Csvanagh‘sfl store on Clay
street today. .
New radiators and additional piping are:
Miss Mary b'hlelda ls'recovering iron
herrecent severe illness at her home on
Hamilton street.
The Saugatuck Wheel club will. give an
athletic entertainment in National Rail
Thanksgiving EVE...—
Howard Godlrey, of Norwalk, is learn-
ing the duties of a conductor on the
Norwalk street railway line
—-Lcave your orders at'DeMotta. for
your Sunday ice cream and net the best.
The posts (or the new wire fence along
the line of the Danbnry and Norwall; rail«
road are set as far as Cross street.
The county convention “of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be held at
Bridgeport Sunday, September '39. ‘
Timothy McCarthy has been released
from the Norwaik Hospital, where he has
been since the Labor Day collision.
The Tramway company have thus far
run a‘car as far as the residence of Isaac
Stevens, on the Rowayton extension. .
~Spring chickens 15c lb. N. Y. Market.
The next meeting of the Norwalk Union
Y. P. S. C. E., will be held in the early
part of October, probably at Georgetown.
Health Officer Tracy has placed Henry
Bieieteld's flat on North Main street
under-quarantine. One of the children has
scarlet fever.
§rlil80liNE Allow
Two~buraer "Prooeu, " with step and oven, 318. 00.
Three—burner "Process," with oven, $16.00.
Two-burner
.........".. .m caused I'by a recent
fall‘while trying to board a trolley car.
"I'he State Red Men’s Field association
"Will hold its first annual outing at llano-
‘Iver Park, Meriden, Thursday, Sept. 19.
—-The new Dunlap derby, at O‘ Brien' s.
Jarvis Kellogg. of Center .i. once, who
was laid up by reason of running a rusty
mail into his foot. has returned to his
duties at Nickerson & Bette, grocery.
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The topics announced for the South
Norwalk Congregational church services
are, morning, “The Ability to Do With-
out;” evening,“\\'ords.” The pastor will
preach at both services.
——The purest coffee at Lane‘s restaurant
Olsen Brothers reveal the secret of the
great sample sale in their new ad. today.
They make one more great reduction.
You will iind goods to suit you and prices
“tillaciory at the White shoe store.
William Nickersou, who had his foot
badly crushed at Bates' marble yard, the
other day, is still at the hospital. The
wound is doing nicely and it is now
thought the loot will not have to be am-
putated.
——Best fresh bread band tic" at De-
Mott's, 6 South Main street.
Miss Edna Wilson,of Norwalk, a gradu-
ate ol the State Normal school at New
Britain, has charge of the intermediate
department at the Ridgelield Center
school. Miss Wilson has heretofore been
at Broad River.
Howard Bloomer, formerly book-keeper
at the Central National bank, killed a
coon in the West woods, Wilton, recently
that is considered the largest of its species
captured in that section in many years.
The specimen is to be stuffed and
mounted. m
A lecture and fruit festival will be giv-
en at the First M. is). church, Monday
evening,r5ept 15 at H otiotk lit-v.1)
J. llowney, oi Stamford will deliver a
lecture on “An ideal ll ny of l ifs ” Ad-
mission including fruit and lecture will
be 25 cents. -M M
-Col¥ee with cream, 51: cup, at hand».
Bcoflcld and lloyt are prepared to fur-
nish the most approved movies in those
desirable fall and wlutcr luxurieewlur
capes. They oiler inducements to par:
chasers. Their advertisement in todny'a
issue contains valuable information. lie
sure and read it.
Louis Sheldon. driver for oxprcssman
T. C. Cavanagh, became violent from a
sudden illness yesterday afternoon. and
badly frightened members of the loudly
and othcls with whom he came in contact.
lie recovered a short while afterward and
is apparently all right again.
’k Arthur Knapp, of Winnipauk, is taking
lace of Miss Florence Brown, opera-
“m South Nor-walk depot, as the
. ...«_.
—For go]! caps call at O Brien s.
Gustav Pitzer has on exhibition in his
window a branch of a peach tree about a
foot long. on which there are. fifteen
handsome peaches
The Nor-walk highway department will
shortly commence, street repairs on [Spring
Hill, made necessary by the filling in .01
the sewer and water ditch.
A sign has been placed at the entrance
of the station property at Monroe street,
giving notice that the thoroughfare is a
private one and that no trucking is
allowed.
The Ridgclicld Press in speaking of the
recent concert given in the Iii. E. church
at Georgetown, says that the singing and
playing of Miss Nina. Lewis, of Norwalk
was excellent. and was repeatedly encor-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin gave a reception
at the Stamford armory last evening,
which was a great social success. A num-
ber of Norwalk people, I). S. Davenport,
ll. ll. Spencer, Arthur Strung and Miss
Itva lledient attended and report a thor—
oughly enjoyable time.
——.\lolusses Pound cake, 1 tic. lb.
\iott‘ s. 6 South Main street.
The steamer Chancellor, which came
up last night, attracted considerable
attention while lying at the dock in South
Norwaik. The vessel is two hundred and
fifty-five feet in length, and baa a pilot
house on each end, similar to ferryboats.
She made fairly good time, and will come
up again tonight. Owing to her great
length she was obliged to come in by the
east channel yesterday.
at De-
Tho stale convention of the W. C. ’l‘. V.
will beheld this year in Hartford, (let. i
and 2. The programme is not yet com-
pleted, but will include nddl’cuaea from
speakers of national reputation. W. C.
T. l'. workers all over the state are mak.
ing great cllorm to secured”) new menr
hem This will moire the aggregate mem-
bership of the slate 5.00” And give llvc dci-
eunics nuts in the national reinvention at
Baltimore, Oct. H to '33.
At the First M. E. church tomorrow
the poster, licv. A. B. Kcvanauh, will
prcucblmih morning and evening, Ills
evening sermon will point out the way.
and the only way. for the highest success
in church work durinn the coming
months. Attractive music will be a
special feature in all the services of the
church. Last Sunday the Sunday school
was unusually well attended for this time
ofihc year. it is hoped that the entire
membership may be present tomorrow.
Ami-dial imitation to all the servicesls
extended to the public. ..
mtmm sale of the very best cakes, pies,
bread. ice cream and confectionery oi all
kinds at IleMott‘s, Friday and Saturday.
“ Pure and Sure."
has been usedby
Wand
level
BAKING Mona.
awesome-mm Mme. v
American housewives for twentyufive
mascots havecsed it longest praise fitment.
“WK“ Misfits “(Manhattan
(is
Mug pht in at the Center school by Jones »
. A; Hoteliklaa.
V I.
combine up cause sum nu ma.
(Over 1'. Mead' s Confectionery.)
-
EDWARD
nicat make room for them.
known.
EDWARD
NO 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
13 Giants, Pet.
F D LAWTQN 8L CO
22 South Main Street.
~ When you are puzzled where to go
marketing do. not (or-get that we have the
best and largest stock of meats and fish
lathe city. We give the best __value (or
your money that can be secured in towxi.
When, we say a thing it is so: we adhere
to it. The only up—to—date market is the
NEW lull MARKET
Funk 8. Ayers, Proprietor.
Donovan's Block, 80th Norwalt.
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Our aim istcglve satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the linestproduetionsot the rao'rooaaralc A".
LABOR COLLECTION 0! CHILD“!!! STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalh, Con.
STREET,
Grand final clearing sale of summer goods. Prices are noobject
The balance must go. Fall Goods will arrive in a few days and we
.You never saw shirt waists,“ sold low as we are selling them:
The 50 cent grade reduced to 35 cents.
’ The 75 cent grade reduced to 50 cents.
The 81 grade reduced to 60 cents.
The Si 25 grade reduced to 75 cents.
Bilance of lawns. dimltiu, ducts, etc., at the lowest prices ever
(STREET,
NORWALK.
Silflllll Slifilililliil. lililEii,
CCUPIES a ion of E. Gusowski‘s store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nar-
waik. Call and see the latest stylu in spring
harp. cans, etc. . asset
The Riverside in School
Art students league Course.
Mrs. v. D. Prentiss Linnan, Miss Grace
Leonie Prentiss. instructor.
Class in drawinr. painting and out of door
sketching to open esturvsy. Sept. 2.! Apply
beiore Sept. i. to Miss Scott. at Public Library ,
South Norwaik. s81
Wm” ’
Rev. Father Slocum will preach to his
new charge at Waterbury tomorrow
The annual reunion of the Twenty
second Connecticut will be held at Grand
Army Hall Hartford on Tuesday, Sep-
ten1ber“i.
William 1.. James, of Norwalk, better
known as ”Captain Jack," leads the Dow
bury Y. M. C. A. team in batting and
fielding. ills batting average is 351;;
fielding, i T?
rillome-dressed chickens and {owls at
People's Market, No. L? North Main at.
The engine attached to the 2 o'clock
northbound train on the New Haven
road blew outa cylinder head near the
Hartford Rubber works factory yesterday
afternoon, but no damage who done.
ll. E. Bishop’s yacht Mabel, while sail-
ing under full sail Thursday ran on the
mud flats near Commodore iiurritt’s resi-
dence. She was stock for some time and
careened over, but no damage resulted.
~
——l.owest in prices. )3. Y. Market.
Cashier f.. C. Green, of the Fairllcid
County National bank. who ran a rusty
nail into his hand while doing some cnr~
punter work at his home on Main street.
Labor Day. is having considerable trouble
with the “round.
Ailjutnntiiencral John if. Thacher, oi
the Connecticut G. A. It, has been ap
pointed by Governor Collin to represent
Connecticut at tho (Jhlckamauga dedicn
tlou. which will take place after the
Iptionaicncampmcnt at Louisville this
month.
The Norwaill flremcnlmvc received in
vitntions to the prize tourney hold "infer
the auspices of the New EnginndSintes
Veteran Fireman’s league at linitiord,
Thursday, September 12th. There will be
abig parade. Chief Htsuh, of New Mil,
ford. villus one of the judges.
«Men A and boys‘ litrawhats 0' llrien’u.
Robert Wehrle,ol sooth Norwalk ac-
cured two prises in thmAitnlr Bicycle
clubs races in Ilanbury yesterday. lie
secured third place in both the one mile
handicap and half mile handicap races
Time, 2:99 an :04 respectively. Among
the spectot s from Norwaik was Dr. A.
N. Clark. red Huntley, Fred Burger and
William Weed.
The following books have been added to
the South Nomalk Public Library:
Growth of the American Nation, Henry
Pratt Judson, 11.1.. D.; The Industrial
Revolution, Carroll D. Wright, Ml. 1).,
Studies in American Letters, Henry A.
BeerszThlnking. Feeling, Doing, E. W.
fleriptnrs. Ph. 1).: FlntMia Human
Muss, Frederick. Starr.
ismsuamormr
' 1 t
Nellie M. Dlebrow,
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
3.”. Wes; avenue , _7 y a‘ngkldm
We are headquarters for
School Supplies of all kinds.
Text Books,
Pens,
Pencils,
Pads,
Tablets,
Slates, >
Copy Books,
Drawing Books,
Spelling Blanks.
s
i
ll. ii. Plaisied
i3 Washington itiuel.
’ Re—open Sent.
of Children’s Medium and Light
at prices it' s hard to resist.
-$5. 00 ands?
$2.
14 South Main street,
Boutthorwalk.
one asking for it.
BEST GRAIN
FOR HORSES
AND CATTLE.
0. ii. iiMiVEi" 8
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desirinfilcompetcnt
helpin any capacity can obtain 0 same at
theabove agency. Also those desiring posi-
lone.
t Wanted immediately.
First class cook and waitress.
those having best of references need a ly.
“Wdyl’mmminéo the right parties.
Situations Wanted Immediately.
For four cashiers, six saleslsdies, one mach-
er. sirflwaltreases. live chambcrxaalds. two
1-] a
“m wanna Main street. South Norwalk.
minimums
scum ill BOYS
Bollard. whatnot.
26.
The School Prepares Thoroughly (or Coin
is? or Business.
int Luise hmboys have0 euiered college
fromtis a lull na as
AB 300 B
33?. ingl-
mull.1 classes:
as on.“
hooli: memorial
fight
fifltflm it.
neital.l
' S u'
'liEllilllEliF-dZ All
We will sell until the first of September, our sears
6.00 SUI'I‘B for.
Come and Scene. ,
We ,Can do you Good.“
Yllllii MiiNEY BACK. IF you won:
liliMSTllflll Bllli
CLOTHIERS,
NOTHING
can taste better for breakfast than boiled eggs—provideddf
, ., course they are really first-class eggs.
PRATT’S POULTRY Foot).
fed to your chickens (or to any one else’ 5) will' insure the vet"
best eggs, and plenty of them.
- It keeps the chickens and hens, ducks, geese and turkeya,
healthful and plump and makes them vigorous layers. I
I CAN SELL IT TO YOU.
Pratt's ' bond book—~11” about chickens w—given away to any
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL scenes.
The Leading Grain Dealer.-
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should wantiany
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once 'to
A. W. AUSTIN
OPERA. HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.’ '
none but an
Weight Suits William H
95. >‘
Masonic Building,
Nor-walk. -
season orucs.
saunas ,
LIVERY sum.
Silvuwate ‘
Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and one .
wasanto'ron ornate.
Persons look: for or ”E
with the views
call andsxaminsnarllst. go go 4
W
saleinsverypartcitha
ando neasvtsrlga.
call Pasture B
om ron ran nasal. ,
BIA. [00D 0" ALL Knits.
lull Show Dinner, is can.
HUBBARD b REYNOLDS. Wm
TO ADVERTisBll
Changes mot be . ~ ,
teed the suns day ‘
ed in. Every
will be madeto inseam.
mt tone, but changecannot
Msisteanpontai; aricht ’
sen , ‘
“1‘36 afternoon “alike;
'lore changeisdsslrsd.
Norwalk Chronicler