Wavy—tow
’. .,
, .mmw‘m‘mi
new comm can
no, enmi- ill at his home in
Division; Son; of Temperseov,
~ chicor- Monday night.
a»...—
, Villain-inks will play Whitlock’l
nine, this afternoon, in Shoedy‘s
an
‘0 Burton. Si Norwalk, is now a hel-
tbektiplinary department of the
w.’ are the LowootTN. v. Market.
contami- Flinn, oi the Tramway llne,
oi! an attack of chills and re-
- his duties, after a few days’ ill-
V are ah $33}, extending the
' ink between the two depots, making
w “for and more convenient for
.i
Y;M. C. A. son services will com-
tomorrow. ’1‘ e subject will be
." Secretary Jackson will lead
n Platt, at the depot, hail re—
orders to keep all persons who are
have“ of the railroad company
mp
wai n3 on the tracks.
Roche: are getting scarce and conse-
tl there lea material rise in price.
1 ‘W ulesaie price per basket is from
to .150. The retail price, $1.65 to $1.85.
horse owned b Thomas McMurty,
, orwalk reservoir, was
, bolted this Week by Constable Ireland
tier 875, to satisfy a claim of Joseph
iAbrams for $24.60.
FSpring Chickens 15c, N. Y. Market.
0n the excursion to Cold Spring and
Oyster Bay, by steamer Favorite to-
marrow, the Old Well City Band will pro-
lde music. The steamer will leave
enth Norwalk at 2 o’clock.
Mrs. Emeline Smith has vacated the
house at 13 Mott avenue, known as the
"Andrew Selleck place, and moved to
'flnes Place. The Mott avenue hous‘e
, ribe occupied by a family from Bridge—
-~Ice cream soda at Lane’s.
, Geo eW Mansfield. secretary of the
Home k Tramway company,was in Dari-
en. yesterday afternoon, in conference
h the selectmen relative to the layout
1 the company’s tracks through that
_ a
Herbert G. Allen, of Cross street, Nor-
wnlk,fora number of ears manager of
, Beoileld 8: Hoyt’s Sou Norwalk store,
and‘who recently resigned. has accepted
‘npoeition at the Norwalk Boston store.
,Hebegan his duties this morning.
At the First Congregational church,
‘tomorrow night, the motor will speak
. it “Our Friends in ieavcn; Shall We
eat and Know Them There?" In the
, mornllp‘ghthe subject will be. "The \‘i’aters
of M ; How Can They be Sweetened!"
~Chickens 12‘/;c, N. Y. Market.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church
‘ the pastor will preach tomorrow morning
nd evening. Morning subject. “The
Christian's Relation to the World About
, Him.” Evening subject. "Proving and
Holding Fast." The Yountz I’e'o le’s
meeting at 6:30 will be led by it}. R. en-
nett. it will be the monthly conquest
_nieeting.
, Foster Brothers. the fathers of Bell is-
‘ land, will begin work on Judge Robert-
son’s new residence in Katonahmext week.
. The entire village of Kiitonah is to be re-
built about a mile south of the old site of
the village, and will be attractively laid
out with terraces and parks. Judge Rel»
eflson’s residence is to be one of the
"'hnndsonlest buildings in the. town
*Goli caps, at ()‘Ilricn's.
3 . Rev. F. V. Atkinson, of llowttyton.
. will lead the opening prayer Bleehill% at
. the fifty—seventh anniversary of the 'air-
field county Ila tist association, at Stam-
ford, next Wet nesilny morning. ~in the
afternoon Rev. I“. E. Robbins Will give a
missionary address. and Rev. J. Hill, of
Norwalk. will speak on colored churches.
The sessions will be continued on Thurs-
day. __
At the David M. Iiunt Library. in Falls
Village, the Connecticut Library associa-
tion will hold its Full meeting on ()Cio-
M2 at_‘2:30 and 7 o’clock afternoon, and
Waning Those attending the meeting
will be entertained over night if they will
lend their names to Miss (‘7. Belle Malt-
bie, librarian. Falls Village, not later than
tember 30th. Miss Ageline Scott. ii-
brarlan oi the South Norwulk Library,
, is one oi the vice-presidents of tho asso-
elation.
“Remember that the odor to supply our
' ‘ readers with the Encyclopedia Britannica
for ten cents per day will close tonight.
A't the First Methodist Episcopal
church, tomorrow, itev. A. S. Knvanagb,
the pastor, will preach both morning and
. evening. He will reach on a special
theme in the morn mix. "The Bible in
11
Court: Pick and Spade Evidence." At
night he will begin a series oi illustrated
one on "Pilgrim’s Progress." Three
urge paintin a will be used with each ser-
mon. Thust eeye as well as the car
will housed to carry home the thought
of the speaker. “Leaving the City of
,. Dutrnctlon” will be the theme for Sun-
‘ day night. All welcome.
Previous to the recent each festival in
“the Broad River chapel t. c trustees offer-
on I premium oi agold ring to the girl
“Hill the most tickets. It was won by
Kite Emma Britta, who sold eighty-eight.
tickets. John Lloyd sold one hundred
and was given a special premium oi a new
hot. More tickets were sold for this aliair
than let any other event ever.given in the
church, and the receipts, to ether with
thus-oi the previous entertn nment, will
more the trustees to pay of! ndebt of
1100. There are now ninety-six upils and
teachers in be Sunday scooo ,and this
B. , mlth’gw
Arlinnton will leave
Elliot {or the Atlanta
tor drunkenness said
Judge Frost lined
Baptist chnrchmill
50 North avenue, th
~Mournlng bands;
been a freq ent calle
in Fairlie] . of late.
ords.
compang
west en‘
oi the approach. '
The annual town
pollin place is at t
and diii
ship in the organiz
fects the two lodges
Fox Cycle Co.
October lst from it
Hall block. adjoinin
Mrs. Alva M. Rowe]
on Comstock liill.
husband quite sudi
Rev. A: ll. Wyatt
evening at the
church. Sunday so
the evening sermon.
say will preach in lb
lost control of his
bad fail.
cor.
plied the brake and
in time to avoid stri
will be required by
rotary oi Slate and
-I\irs. Lee, rep
Ilouse, is in town,
and other all woo
temperance sermon
with .tho pastor.
Demon
voter could have i
B. L. I’roi. Calais
Wellington college.
Highnesscs.
Francis of Tec
k. H
At the evenln
new number 0
three musi
gntion,
a
choir, an anthem,
and Ills Disciples,"
number is in all
Biscuit. cake,
5' ”W?“
t
“ Pure and Sure.”
level
- BAKING Monk.
pot pies and bone. i.
puddings, Sally Lune,
-.
”W
as ' use silk n
mhé‘nowriu."ii3£oéi or", one coho
Frank Jackson was arrested last nlhbt
breach oi the peace.
lm 85 and costs.
H. Emory Posse and family. oi Wash-
ington street. are makinc preparations
to move toGrsnd Rapids, Michigan.
The Teachers’ association}
The summary of the Commercial Ileoord
tor the current Week credits Norwalk with
seven real estate sales and mortgages
mounting to $66.“. .
Councilman Edgar H. Fox has purchas~
the entire stock and business of the Fox
Cycle company and will conduct another
season an enlarged business.
The funeral services in connection with
the death of Mrs. Alonzo Nickerson were
largely attended from her late home this
afternoon. Rev. F. E. Robbins officiated.
Rev. C. M. Selieck, oi Norwaik, has
being interested in the ancient town rec:
—l‘oreqnarter Mutton 5c, N. Y. Market.
Employees of the Postal '1
are changing their cable at the
of the Washington street bridge
which is made necessary by the widening
The fifth anniversary oi Grace church
will be observed at the morning service.
tomorrow. A special musical service will
be rendered and the day will be spent in
general thanksgiving.
Rev. Warren Atherton. oi Crozier Theo—
logical seminary, will
Baptist church on Sun
-The pastor, Rev. Johnson NV. Bill, will
preach Sunday morning.
——Mason’s quart jars doc, and hints 55c
(ion. at J osciovaky & Co's. East Norwalk.
In theicase of Joseph Abrams vs. Joseph
McMurty nod wile, in which the defend.
ants’ horse was attached, a hearing was
held yesterday and Mr. Mchlurly recover-
ed his turnout by furnishing bonds.
Monday, October 7.
trict, Putnam l-Ioae house. South
Norwnlk: Third district, Volunteer Hose
house, East Norwalk
The most recent edict of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows is that an.
icon keepers, bartenders and professional
gamblers shall be barred from member-
——No reasonable otter refused.
The local agency oi the John Hancock
Life Insurance company will be moved
North Main street.
the Norwaik Tramway company.
Friends in town will be pained to learn
of the death in Easton. last Tuesday. of
Mn, Rowell removed to Ension.
suil'ered with cancer.
worth League meeting at will u. in.
after meeting will be held at the close of
- rRemeinbcr that thcoll'er to supply our
readers with the Encyclopedia Britannica
for ten cents per day
Dr. F. ii. Baker and Dr. S. li. liuntiug~
too were going up \Vest avenue on their
bicycles, yesterday. when llr. Huntington
lie landed in front of a trolley
Motornmu Matheis promptly ap—
Thc no license and license ballots which
will be used tit the next town election
the Connecticut Legislature, to be print-
ed on tinted paper furnished by file Sec-
an envelope. furnished by the same oilic~
iai, before depositing in the ballot box.
waterproof gnrments by measurement,
line samples of muckentosh, cruucncttc,
Address, or call at 24 Taylor avenue.
Rev. Frank it). Robbins, of South Nor‘
walk. preached a very strong and logical
Church. Sunday morning. in exchange
ills cabinet was “The
that Mocks."
course. It was]: masterly cliort.~-Ncw
CatmanMesscnger. m_
Col. Frank N. Roberts, principal of tho
Norwalk Military institute, has secured
the services as tutor of Prof. A.
French master at the
to His Royal Highness. Prince Christian
Victor, of Schleawlgiiolstein. and their
the P nces Adolphus and
books treating on 999,-F‘ancl' language.
~New Youmnn derby, at O’Brien’u.
service of the South Nor-
walk Congregaaonal church. tomorrow. a
i the Eventide Series of
printed programmes will be used.
clndee responsive readings by tho congre-
and a sermon by the pastor,
of the whole serVice will be. “The Master
Beard will preach on "A Test of Love.”
(aonwamr. saws mt mourn mos.)
South Norwalk to-
Exposition.
oi Calvary
et at ohn Grant’s,
evening at 8 o’clock.
nt‘U’Brlen's.
r at the‘ town house
says the Chronicle,
elegraph
reach at Calvary
ay. at 7:45 p. at.
election hikes place
The First district
hc Town House; Sec-
ation. The edict ei-
in Norwalk.
Consult
8 present quarters on
to rooms in Music
g those occupied by
l, who iormcrly lived
()u the dcnthof hcr
leniy four years ago,
She
will preach Sunday
Norwnlk Methodist
hool at i: ll]. Ep-
An
Rev. Joseph Guern-
e morning.
will closc tonight.
wheel and received a
stopped the car just
king the doctor.
recent enactments oi
must be enclosed in
resenting a Boston
soliciting orders for
l showerprooi goods.
in the Congregational
We wish every
istendcd to this dis-
H'. Calais,
was iormeriy senior
Royal School of
England, and tutor
e is author of several
It iti-
cal responses by the
solo by Mrs. Wheeler,
In the morning Mr.
'5
a, .
owner no. '
Th! theme
has
it":
M
Combine
and to furnish
(Over F. laid". Confectionery.)
ladies and children, at the lowest prices ever
Good value at 35c.
Purchasers will bye a decided bargain.
NO 6 GAZETTE BUILDING.
. leeefyou a toothache. That's what
’ pomp o! the meals sold in this town do.
‘ , Why not “cutaneous“: and antique
. ‘nmttl by getting y‘od‘r’ heals and Fish
at e’marlet whereihey do the most
f." We Always Have The Best
Stool.“ You only live once and you
might” sell live well when it costs
homers. _ 1
FREE DELIV BBY.‘
J NEWYUBKMABKET
Frank 8. Iym, Proprietor.
Donovan's :Block'.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
the‘LA'lll‘l’ arm All) Ilmll. Our aim is to clve satisfaction to our patrons.
them with the finest productions or the rfloroonarnto AB'I'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF OBILDRIR’S STUDIES.
E. N. Jackson. Photographer.
53 Wall Street, Norwaik, Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
FALL 'I‘BADE 1895.
Your attention is called to the special bargains we oiler in Underwear for
known.
One case children's white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, at 25c apiece.
One case ladiee’ ribbed Vests and Pants at 25c apiece, worth mic.
Have made a purchase of a large line oi Rugs, one to two yards long. at " near-
ly one halt regular price. Will ofier themio you at a small advance above cost.
EDWARD STREET,
NORWALK.
South Nor-walk.
Sillliiii . SHERWOOD. lllllEii.
CCUPIEB a rtlou of it. Gnsoweki‘s store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. Call and see the latest styles in staring
hats. cape. etc. I amt!
The llwersidelrt School
Art students lasagna Course.
Mrs. V. D. Prentiss Lingnn.
Leonie Prentiss. instructor.
Classln drawing. painting and out of door
sketching to open naturvay. Hept. 2i. Apply
he'ore Sent." to Miss Scott. at, Public Library.
South Norwnlr. oil im
m
Miss Grace
FATAL JAC K POT.
Five Men Killed During a Poker (isms In
Pulaski County, Ky.
Laxmi'i‘ox, Ky, Hopi. 2!. -—Ncws
touched hi'ro of a light growing out of n
poker game at Adams a.- 'l‘rohridgc's dis-
tillery. in Pulaski county. 1:- niilus south
if McKinney. lice McKinnovaho brought
the liitclligi-iwc. says that of the six men
who participntml five were killed.
The game was going oil in a room only
l‘.‘ loot squuro. A liiflllllit‘ nroao over some
irregularity in the opening of u jackpot.
Shooting begun. and when the smoke had
("it‘lll‘cii away two brothers named Swopo,
stock dealers, of Boyle county; W. (I.
l-iomiim', a lawyer oi Dnnvlllv. and two
otht-r mun. whnsn names McKinney did
not know, My dead and dying.
Allwrt (lain of lllintonvilio is accredited
with killing tho ilvo luv“, and be was tho
only one in tho light that usi-npod olive.
(Join in cvutling arrest, although ollicora
are sold to be hot on his troll.
venue/loos CHIN-ESE.
Au Alleged Imperial Boone Ordering
Chriatlans to lie Persecuted.
limitinoiiu. Hopi. ‘21.-—At the annual
examinations in Caution thousands of stu-
dents were given copies of all imperial do-
croc, in which the doctrines oi the (Shrin-
tinns wore ilorcoly condomnmi. The dc-
crco uses the following language:
“A stupid. black haired race is estab-
lishing sundry Boots, and they regard not
tlicirown lives. but pretend to rise again
as immortal men and women. They eon.
grogntc, and, abandoning chastity, behave
like obscene birds and boasts. »
“Faithful Coniuclutis must shoot and
stone and liohcnd them without mercy.
“I, the emperor. command the authori-
ties to eradicate those Woods and vermin.
Kill the surponle. Throw them to the
wolves and tigers, because there is no sal-
vation for them either against bonven
sent calamities or misfortunes calmed by
human agencies." ‘ '
V
Ate Poisoned Food at a Picnic.
Cantata, in. Sept. ill.-l"rldny tho
negrooa in the vicinityof Unk iirovo, in
this county. in few miles west of this place,
held ll picnic. Since then about iii) oi
those who at» of the picnic dinner have
been sick. Three of them have died. and
several others will probably die. The
cause oi the troublo has not yet been doll-
nltely thincii.
Ashamed of Her ”anymore.
Sriunuriato, . Mona, Sept. 21.-M.i'l.
Mary Martin, a widow, 60 years of age.
committed suicide by drowning herself in
the Connecticut river, on tho'Weet Spring.
lleld side, oppoelte this city. The act is
thought to have been prompted by shame
[or the conduct of her two daughters. who
int" figured in police courts frequently of
a e.
Will It“. (let 7‘” Arthur?
manor, Sept. tit—The correspondent
of The Daily News at Vienna reports that
Nellie M. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reamnsbie on application. Address.
3t" Wes-t avenue.
Ii. ,H. PLAISTED,
1)R[7GGIS'1‘.
We Wish to Call Your Attention
to a Few Prices on
PATENT MEDIBINES.
Hood’s Sareapatilla,
Ayers' Sarsaparilla,
Payne’s Celery Compound,
Green's N ervura,
Alleck’s Planters,
Castoria,
Benson's Plasters,
Pear’s Soap,
Vaseline, 5 oz. bottle,
aseline, 2 oz. bottle,
Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for
William’s Pink Pills,
Queen Pill, 2 grain each, 25c
per hundred.
R. H. tulstin,
' ‘ it Washington Street.
.l‘,
auazli)
.M
ii an
60c
67c
670
700
10c
230
120
100
10c
050
25c
350
Is in rind ready for you to examine. We have taken“
long stride on the road to perfection, and offer our custom
this season better fitting and better made Clothing th overlie—
fore. Continuing our old custom of _ using only the ‘ i'
materials. We are haying good success with our ‘
7 ..
Cutaways or Back, $10..
$10 DRESS SUiT‘.
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Diagonal shin fol: Men,
)
DRESS SUITS. $10
x
.'
NEW FALL STYLES IN Hill. ‘
liMlTlcli nus.
gJGLOTHIERS,-
l4 South Main Street, South Nniwall;
Masonic Building. Hamil.
where else.
tomers‘:
e BEST GRAIN
2 FOR HORSES
AND CATTLE
ERHA
. ""miiTIiT‘iiiiiTEi's
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen deelrlnixhcompeient
helpln any capacity can obtain e some at.
the above agency- Also those desiring posi-
lions.
y 70 North Main street. South Norwnlk.
Mr. King’s
Stillllll Filii Bills
“cox...
Beilonl, Street, lllllllllll.
--——Wlhlr--.
Thgrnfigooi Prepares Thoroughly ior'Oola
“Hone shavoeateredcoii
minutiae oohoiii’moy of a: mom»?
i l
.“ "milliiiiierfiipt
v “legit ion. the “swagger
whim ."‘K"i's°h, Khalil-13:1.
W
Sililill Illllflll SWISS Bill
ti Washington street.
Oped-hymn! unannounc- its
'9 wooden lander ovum Mite I
mm
RS YOU oON'Tt
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re~
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTI
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
'Persons lookin fora or
with the view oi Mail’s“ .
call and examine our list. 0
sale in every part0! the city
prices and on our terms.
Tic.
railroad
Debora avenue. a
Miowhlehanadmhuoaam,"
every day we hope. This isn't a perfect grainery. We
make mistakes—fewer than fouryesrs ago—fewer than
yesterday, if you care to know. It would be a perfect
grainery if honest eflort would make it so.
have that honesty. liberality, 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 customers the best or see them go some-
May I not number you among my cue-
Webe-
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BRANCH OFFICE,
SOLMANS‘
LIVERY STABLE.
Silvuwate
lN’
Taylor a: Golden
BealEslateandlnsurance.
WADBIIOI‘OI "W.
”In?
lillTICE.
inhabitants and less] voter!
here
the
on of Nor-walk are
r. at E o’
the r m
lion-cm d “haul. in “
tn"d:‘“‘.ii%i‘:h°l.iitd"'w‘
Wei min-rs
s townsflfaor thee:
We . mead tampon
illuminant:t . "Berni“ w
thirtieth: m,
mammoth
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