i . mm
. ‘Kltohoook haiyhecn ”pillar:
inspector for the city of Nor-walk,
s
.oirssiu soda in Lane's.
steam» Favorite will make an ex.
) finndsy afternoon to Cold Spring
W Bov-
.N. J., where. on Saturday, he
participate in the loo-mile road race
' ’ gewark and Princeton.
Won. the Great," marchwa
_,two step for the piano, banjo,
olin, by Jerome May, for sale in
stores in the state.
”but! 'Beeeley, of _106 Washington
night watchman for the Lockwood
. factoring company. has gone to the
'W 1,9 help take inventory in their stores.
Wing tothe death of his mother, Let.
Carrier Nickereon, of..the Norwalk
oflce, Is not at work. Substitute
W'Perry is attending to Mr. Nickel-
gun's duties. W”..-
fillmhrellae and canes, at O’Brien’s.
, Mrs. Eva M. Gray, of Green’s Farms,
more has been ill for several weeks at the
”horde of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Bene-
dict. Bayvlew avenue, has recovered and
returned home. __ “M
5 An athletic entertainment will be held
(tonight in Stamford. Richard Fitzgerald,
William Johnson and George Yoeger will
3. Midpate, and annmber of South Nor-
' stalkers will attend.
’ The Anderson cases still drag along in
he Norwalk side of the Town Court. As
Mr. Anderson is endeavoring to support
"‘ family by his own shorts the cases
will'probably be dropped.
3 fWe are the Lowest, N. Y. Market.
. K. B. Glover, the enterprising shoe
dealer of Norwalk. has donated a pair of
rubber boots to be shot for by the Narc-
tnake Gun Club tomorrow. The .l. Spen-
a: a Co. prize will also be shot for.
The suit of W. (1. Holmes vs.. Jonas
Worden was tried before Judge Curtis in
.thCourt of Common pleas at Bridge-
f M yesterday. It svas decided in favor
0f the defendant, the plaintiff to pay all
costs. -
-——New Dunlap hat, at O’Brien‘s
Arrangements are now being made for
taking the annual school enumeration.
which task is begun on the first Monday
in'October and must be completed by the
first Monday in December. It it expected
that this year‘s enumeration will show a
large increase.
‘Aepecial meeting of the National As-
sociation of Stationary Engineers, No. 18,
will be held tonight at the association
headquarters over Colonel Frost's office.
Arrangements will probably be perfected
blonds in a few days.
Plains. N. Y.. party.
for piano and also for banjo.
arrangements will be completed soon.
~10. Lamb 12510, N. Y. Market.
Henry H. Tolles has resigned his pool
party. Mr. Toiies is one of the best pracli
oil-re, and Mr.\'olk Is to be congrstu
iated the on securing hisservices.
will pass Into the hands of the New York
firearm will then be more strongly en
”between New York and lioston.
(are mauled to meet at their rooms on
Water street at 8 o’clock tonight. '
EM. 8. Smith’s.
, ”Mechanic’s street. Norwalk, lorrherly
, occuplsd‘hy Samuel Kittrldge.
undere left Norwslk today for ,
for a picnic to be held on one of the
. ——Machinery dealer Capron received an
‘ order for a large feed will fromlnover
Jerome May has a new march in the
musical field. entitled “Hermann, the
Great." Mr. May is agreat favorite here
“and anything from him Is always wel-
come. This new composition Is arranged
Mandolin
lion in A. Bolmans’ factory to accept one
as artistic danger for the Volk list com-
calhatterslu the trade, and thoroughly
, iamlliar with all the branches of the
work. He has lost refused two flattering
The New York Herald today says: The
date of the New York and New England
, railroad is now practically settled. It
)Xew Haven and Hartford company soon
”after the reorganization Is perfected. and
W than ever In its monopoly of the
~00!” with cream, N.- cup. at lane's.
‘3‘ Thedirsctors of the New York, New
' “errand llsrlord Railroad company
have issued a call for the annual meeting
aldflnplinted copies are being mailed to
W use or more stockholders. today.
lfurnishpu'ilsprct of a very interesting
Wand of an unusually levee atten»
leases of stockholders. it is expected
Ml’residsnt Clerk will be mired to
Mm..."—
~A 75c white laundered shirt for We. at
_ Joseph Osterbsnke has leased the shop
”m
‘At the meeting of St. John's Lodge,
last night, the first degree was. conferred
upon James Forbnsh. of Norwalk.
The Crofut is Knapp company arevsry
busy at both factories. The employees
work until 9 and 10 o'clock every night.
”Spring Chickens 15c, N. Y. Market.
‘ lxpressman Cavanagh is moving
Father Daugherty’e lurnlture toStJliary'e
parochial residence today. . Louie F. Shel-
don will unpnck It.
This morning, on West avenue, W, H.
Earle collided with WallAce B. Parks,
fat wagon. One‘oi Mr. Earle's wheels is
now minus two spokes.
--—Mr. John H. Dakin, piano tuner, is in
town. Send orders to the Mahackemo
Hotel as soon as possible.
The sidewalks on West street are in
good condition and all members and in-
tending joiners should go to the meeting
of the Chautauqua Union next Monday
night.
A. Cuneo has secured a large stock ‘of
plums and prunes for canning, which he
offers very cheap. Judging from the
sample we have tried. nothing could be
better. *
:—Plums and prunes for canning, at
Cuneo’s. Prices very low.
The Business Men's Protective associa-
tion' committee will meet to-night down
stairs in Old Well Hook and Ladder com-
pany's truck house. Entrance from the
lower door.
John Chain, the demented man who has
been in the lockup the past three days.
was yesterday afternoon sent toNewYork,
where his brother met him and took him
home to Trenton, N. J.
«New Youman derby. at O'Brien‘s.
1 Mrs. Bette, of Wilton, drove a horse be-
longing to David Ogden to Norwallt, this
morning, and hitched it on Issues street.
The horse had been driven hard, and was
taken with the colic and fell down.
' Murphy, died of consumption at Ridge-
Iield, yesterday. Mrs. Murphy formerly
resided with her husband in South Nor-
walk, where he was engaged in business
with his brother.
-Gents,’ ladies” and children’s under-
went, at M. S. Smith’s. A big lot of uu~
derwear to be closed out at once. Don't
fall to avail yourselves of an opportunity
to buy winter underwear at half price as
it will not last long. Just a specialty.
The annual meeting of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Auxiliary societies, of
the Congregational churches in Fairlie-id
County, will be held at Wilton, Wednem
day. The Norwnlk churches will be
largely represented.
A large boiler arrived today from the
Pennsylvania Steel Works, and will be
usediu about two months on the new four
track bridge over the Sorwalk river. The
boiler until needed will be stored under
the old shed on the llanbury dock.
Gui-nail Harvey was climbing over some
boxes of goods in front of his father's
store on North Main street. this morning.
when a box he wason tell to the sidewalk,
carrying little Cornell with it. He land-
ed on his face. and was slightly hurt.
«Forequsrter Mutton 5c, N. Y. Market.
Benjamin Cook and Charles Smith, the
two men who recently burglarised a shoe
store In Springdsle, and were captured in
Bridgeport. were given a hearing In
Stamford yesterday. Each was held in
bonds of limo for trial before the Super-
Ior Court. “"
II. is understood that the town of Wist-
pnrt will ofler s reward for the capture of
the thiei or thieves who stole a horse and
buggy from George Jennings, of Green's
Farms. Mr. Jennings will add 025 to the
reward In the hopes that the horsethleves
will bemsds an example oi upon their
apprehension. .
in the Civil Common Pleas Court at
Bridgeport. yesterday slternoou, the case
of Charles ll. lioyt vs. Bose Gusrnierl
was heard. This Is an action involving
nioney gamlsheed. .A plea in statement
was!’ tend. One feature at the canto
he coined is whether the justice who
gpve the decision appealed from was a
justice at that time. Decision was reserv-
ed.
a
O
mi: ‘Pure
Masha» address on hb recent tour in
mess.
(smith: arm mt atom race.)
end else?
» lire. Merriam when the wisest told her
E. M. Jackson. '
(Over 1". Meed'e Confectionery.)
EDWARD
Your attention is called to the special
ladies and children. at the lowest prices ever known.
One case children's white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at 25c apiece.
Good value at 35c. .
One case Iadiee‘ ribbed Vests and Pants at 25c sEiece, worth 37lc.
Have made a purchase of a large line 0
Iy one half regular price. Will oiler them
Purohuere will have a decided bargain.
' EDWARD
NO Ii GAZETTE BUILDING.
Main at eat.
, some oi the meals sold In this town do.
Why not avoid touch steaks and antique
meate‘by‘ getting ydh‘r‘lieatl' and Fish
it the market where they do the most
banana? We Always» Have
Stock. You only Iiv‘
mightae well live well when it costs
you no more. ' ‘
ill liBKIIIBKE'I'
Donovan’s Bl
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine in. ass-er arm no men. Our .1... n to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the rnoroanarnro L31.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
' FALL TRADE 1895-
Gives ‘you a toothfiéhe. That’s shot
The . Beet
ouee and “you
Pillill DELIVERY.
Is in and ready for you to examine. ' We have taken
long stride on the road to perfection, and offer our
this season better fitting and better made Clothing than a
fore. .Continuing our old custom of using only th ‘
materials. We are having good success with our
my
every?
‘ Freak 8. Ayers, Proprietor.
k. South Nor-walk.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Norwsll. Cons.
$10 DRESS surf
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Diagonal Suits n...
Cutawaye or Sack, $10. .
,.<.
lisp.
STREET.
bargains we offer in Underwear for
f Rugs, 0 e to two yards long. at near-
to you at a small advance above coet.
STREET,
N ORWALK.
Slillllll SHERWOOD. IIIllEII.
OCCUPIIS a ‘portion ot E. Gusowskl‘s store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor.
walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hats. caps. etc. mu
The Riverside In School
Art students League Course.
Mrs; V‘.‘ D. Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grac
Leonie Prentiss. Instructor.
Class In drawins. ”lotion and out of door
ekeichiagto open Mlul'f‘ly. Rent. II. Apply
belore Sent." to Miss Scott. at Public Library.
South Norwala. all Im
mm
LIKE THEIR MOTHER.
Iecntary Morton Wins the Admiratlon 0!
Mn. William R. Morrison.
Swrcmry Morton has a profound and
abiding faith In his four buys. One can-
not compliment thc rem-rotary more to his
tusiv than by cmnpllim-nling his sons, and
a good Word as to them will go further to
win Secretary Morton's furor than any-
thlng that can be said of him. At the
more mention of ummf his boys his eye
will light up, an expression of pleasure
will Illuiuino his law, and whatever he
may be doing will at once be suspended to
permit him iollston. All this is thrown
out to be of use to pimple who have favors
to ask of Secretary Norton. The other
day, as a writer of The Star was told,
Colonel William R. Morrison, who has
Just returned lrum a month's trip through
the worst, where the Interstate mnuunrco
conunisslou had been trying various mm,
met the rugged seen-inn; of agriculture.
“By the way. Morton," remarked Colo-
nol Morrison, ”1 mutacouple of your boys
while I was away."
“Did you?" said Hmmtnry florwn, with
an alibi great deilght.
“th," Milled Unlolml Morrison. "I
met one at Denver, whore Ir: was trying a
railroad now, and the other one 1 now In
Kansas City, whom he, like the boy in
Denver, was a whims twin or commis-
sion. lwuut to tell you, yo boys have
got brains and coumwn They've not only
got theIii-almondcourugool their busi-
ness, but tlmy've got ilmmumgv tothI
the truth when is Is uuuinst them.’ i nev-
or hmrd cleaner testimony than they gave.
They know what Iiwy wrm talking about,
and everything they said was as chair and
lucid as u spring." ’
“Yiifl,” merited Memory limbo, with
auolrol gnmt Milnliii'ilml. “my boys have
a great deal nioro some than their daddy.
They know enough In (opt! in their burl.
nose and lamp out of Indium", ,
“When i was listening in lines boys
Willy," \vvllt on Culmzci Morris-vii. "it
oreurrul lilllill time you must Imwnilya
very wivw, strung lilml in have such mus.
I crotllldll you will: their lnloillgmuai and
ms it to I‘mmuuh In your farm to have
two such lmyn."
“That's where you fall into ermr, colo-
nel," mourned solemnly MIMCH, smiling,
“and, between on and too, I’ll lot you
Into a mart. been buys take after their
mother.”
“Wilde a nice thing to say,” minimised
about lea-Viaduct“ 5m.
Not to be he Batons-Pelee" Ari—'1
have just finished a potrait of the pa»
(encased when his wife cams to see It
yesterday she thought it was really her
husband. Painter Bwlndeedl You
know my picture of Hercules! Well,
last week i thought i would touch up his
asseeiIttiaaaddlrectlyl putrsy brush
30 West avenue.
B. H. PlilSlEll,
Nellie M. DIsbr-ow.
TEACHER or PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
augm Ilm
NEW FiLl. suns III on.”
ilMSTlIlII ~ Bills,
GLOTHIERS,.
I4 Scull: Main Street. South IIcrwaIIc
Masonic Building. Harwell.»
DRUGGIST.
We Wish in Call Your Attention
to a Few Prices on
PATENT MEDICINES.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, 600
Ayere' Bareaparilla, 67c
Payne’s Celery Compound, 67c
Green’s Nervura, 70c
Alleck’e Plastere, 10c
Csstoria, 230
Benson’s Plastere, 120
Pear’s Soap, lOo
Vaseline, 6 or. bottle, 10c
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle, 05c
Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for 25c
William’s Pink Pills, 360
Queen Pill, 2 grain each, 250
per hundred.
oelibsssessedlwwm
, l
Bell
i. i. Minn...
0in
SBIIiIIlL Filli BOYS
fixation .Sent. 26.
”W“ Thoroughly for Col-
-I h . graduates
we
. .______,__3.
‘ '— GETTING BETTER
every day we hope. This isn't a perfect grainery. We .
make mistakes—fewer than ionryesre ago—fewer than
yesterday, if you care to know. It would be a perfect
arainery if honest eilort would make it so. We be-
lieve that hunesty, Iiberslity, good service in every
way, are sure to win in the long run.
I have been selling grain for some years, and have had
to give my cuetomere the best or see them go some-
where elee. May I not number you among my one-
tomere?
MANUEL T. HATCH,
‘ 15 MARSHALL smear.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
'assr cams BRANCH omen.
son noasns socnans’
AND canes. 1.1va arson.
PERHAPS YOU DON’TI;
But if you should waatlauy
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry 'or lawman
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry‘re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
‘0'
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
o. a. seller's
Employment Agency. Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and Insolence,
n l m “we”??? it'll‘.“l.:°.'llll°ll
u .I (I
liltingyflmv- 'Also there tie-Irina rosl- . waelmlma mm.
0 ‘ ,
mitotic mun street. Booth Norwslk. as looki to: .g .,
mltf t view 0 pa E:
.W,W gs. M... were .cE'mE
M's Klnl’s sn'doasssvterms. ‘ ‘I '
NOTICE.
“cabana.“
we that 1% mm, .
is
held he as, _ . .
dial.” a -
menyfit claim ‘1
“on...
uni. Steel. Sillillilll.
' “ma--
sum Milli till
‘/ sewerage: street.
“talisman.” trons its
Mess-lean {routes 3 .
A. >W. A U S T l N,,‘
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