‘sveisonitewey tom the
Fluid“ sociable will be held to-
e M the Arlen Shaina society.
”BMW; is a rider of the silent
W is fast becoming an accomplish-
U
measly meetings of the woman’s
.- of Grace church Guild will be re
1 on Wedndsday.
is predicted that this season I catch
will In the waters in this vicinity
be larger than before in many yea'ris.
weighs purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant
§ The first meeting of the Friday After-
‘ Mainly for the season of 1395 some he
and on October 11 The subject will be
. “ odernNoveis "
Mrs. E, L. Woodwcrth. ofNo.1
W itreet has been admitted to
er” so! the American Rev olution.
Selectman Frank B. ’l-‘avlor, of Col-
cheater, came to South Norwalk last
week and took Marietta Burnham to the
' Colchester almshouse. She is violently
insane.
The County Commissioners’ visit to the
County Home at N orwaik last week. was
notexpected, but the commissioners re-
port having found the institution in a
highly satisfactory condition.
11. B. Spencer, late ofA. Dickerman &
Sofia dry goods store, who has been
apondinga few days in Malone. N. Y., and
Canada. has accepted a pesition with
Qristram 8r. Hyatt, in Nor-walk.
e
Leonard M. Searies, the well—known
taxidermist of Port Chester and soft hat
W at A. Solmans’ factory. has ac-
e‘eptsd‘a lucrative position with The c-
'fut GI Knapp company, at the No. 2 s
: ~—-Codee witli cream, 5c cup. at Lane’s.
Johnw.‘ Steegmuller, of Burritt ave-
nue, the well-known clarinetist, who play-
05d Saturday night with the Minnie Lester
combination, has closed a week‘sengage-
snout with the company to go to Long
Tho stockholders of the Norwalk Tram-
way company will hold a meeting next
t Friday afternoon at o’clock, to pot upon
thoacoeptance of n amendment of the
mmy’ s charter, recently made by the
gene-1 Assembly. _
13 Ford Seeley, the bicyclist, writes that
‘ he is enjoying his trip through Ireland.
‘ He says he visited Blarney Castle and
kissed the Blarney stone. The first day in
Ireland he rode sixty-five miles and on the
second eighty-live miles.
The mid-week evening services of Grace
church will be taken up again this Week
for the winter. On Thursday night Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie, of Westport. will
give an address, explaining the methods
and motives of mission services.
The clerks in the state treasurer’s office
have sent out the blanks for the annual
tax returns to all steam railroads and
street railways in the state. The returns
as due at the state treasurer’s ofllce
November 15 and the tax is required to be
paid by November :35.
‘ ' Mrs. Charles T. Waterbury, of Havi-
land street. was taken suddenly sick Sat—
urday afternoon. Mr. Waterbury. who is
superintendent of Walhlzer & Dreyer's
hat shop in East Norwalk, was summon-
_, at! home. in the evening Mrs. Water-
‘ bury was considerhbly improved.
“Fox Cycle company has it
New 1896 model bicycle.
'- " Battle Ferris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse M. Ferris, fell off the terrace in
front of their residence on Bayview ave-
nue, last Friday afternoon. and struck on
the curbing, A deep out was indicted in
her forehead. and Saturday Dr. Allen was
diluted to take several stitches to close
the wound.
, W. H. linmiston. organist of the South
7 Norwaik Congregational church, is ar-
ranging another email. recital, similar to
the one last spring" is will be given next
Monday evening. Mr.‘ Humiston will be
“i mined by Mrs. A. F, ”Wheeler and Miss
‘ we Bartlett. of New York, a contralto
soiuiltof much ability.
The ten-mile road race at New Canaan
‘ has been indefinitely postponed. Bonus
has declined to enter on account of the
mmitteo of arrangements delaying the
race. and Oflen is of the same mind. The
medals. which were purchased by tin-
"Hotness men of the borough and cost
nearly ‘50, are in possession of C. 1". Rates
and from all accounts will remain in store
and the mneh-taikedof great race has al-
most proved to be a decided failure
ng.-_
I Moment”:
' Mbarship in Norwalk Chapter. Dangh-.
Biscuit. cake. pot pies and buns.
puddings, Sally 1.11m,
haves dance in the Casino, tomorrow
Bisht
Edward Cahili has resigned his pool
will return to his studies.
Nearly four hundred people went on
the steamer Favorite’e excursion to Cold
SpringandOyster Bay, yesterday after~
noon.
~ ~Shreddsd wheat biscuit at Samuel
Comstock, Jr’.s W
Eugene Newcomb has severed his cons
nection with A. W.
store at Norwalk, to accept another po-
sition.
It is understood that C. A. Burr will be
one of the Democratic candidates for the
nominationof seiectmen at the Democratic
town convention.
Senator Ferris, Representatives Rowan
and Keeler and Attorneys Frost and
Light are attending the Legislative re-
union today at Woodmont.
Two car loads of contractor s material
arrived to day for the Pennsylvania Steel
company, which has the contract for the
new railroad bridge at Washington street.
Contractors Shipman dc llaly are extend—
ing the boots on the west side of the
tracks, at the Washington street crossing,
and will soon be ready to put the iron
girders on for the new bridge.
“Skipper” Riley, of the Marguerite. en-
tertaineda number of friends on board
his staunch yacht yesterday. An excel-
lent dinner, served by Amzi Waters. who
is an expert chef, was partaken of by the
party.
-—lce cream soda at Lane’s.
Officer Morehouse arrested Patrick
McCann this morning. He ran away
from the County Home. where he was
committed last Week. Judge lHuhbdll
sentenced him' to the Reform School at
Meriden.
Miss Sally A. Browne died at the home
her brother. Barzilla A. Browne, 23
uiton street, Bridgeport, last Friday,
aged ninety-one years. The deceased was
aformer resident of Norwalk. and well-
known in town.
Catherine Rebocca Ferris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ferris, of West
street. and William Clinton Hamilton, of
Bridgeport, will be married at the home
of the bride on Tuesday, October 15th. at
5 o'clock. They will reside on State street,
Bridgeport.
Two of J. B. Raymond's ice wagon
teams were racing down South Main
street, Saturday night. when, in avoiding
a collision with WilliamSterling carriage.
they ran into the‘waiering tank at Wood-
ward avenue. The harness of Mr. Ray
mond’s teams were broken.
—[uspect Fox Cycle Co‘s bargains.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Auxiliaries of Fair‘
field county will be held in Wilton, Wed-
nesday. The morning session will begin
at 10:30. Reports, papers and discussions
will constitute the programme and Mrb.
ifolbrook, of Africa. will speak both
morning and afternoon. There will be a
basket lunch.
John Carroll. employed by J. l). Jen-
nings, will resign his position Saturday
night and on Monday will go to Newark,
N. J ., to accept a place with a large under-
taking establishment. Mr. Carroll leaves
many friends in Norwalk who regret his
departure. lie is a popular member of
Pioneer Hook & Ladder company and will
be greatly missed by members of the
company. '
The National Association of Stationary
lugineers, No. 13, of South Norwalk,
held their annual outing 'and picnic Sep-
tomper 253ml. and it was a success in every
way.'l'hey left the dock at E.F.Knapp’s at
10 a. m.. returning at 7 p. m.. with many
congratulations to the committee on ar-
rangements and the worthy captain of
the steamer Adeline. They hope for as
good a time in i896.
~~ Mrs. Lee, representing a Boston
House, is in town. soliciting orders for
waterproof ganueutu by measurement.
flue samples of mackentosh, cravenette,
and other all wool showerproof goods.
Address. or call at 24 Taylor avenue.
While at Antwerp. during his recent
European trip, (3. A. liarstrom, of .\’or
walk. injured his right hand to such an
extent that be had to carry it in a sling
fortwelve days. A surgeon at Antwerp
and another at The Hague attended the
injured member. Before leaving Amer—
ica he armed himself with an accident
ticket through E April at a cost of til for
the entire round trip. Mr. liar-strum re-
ported the accident to Mr. Apell upon his
return. and on Saturday the company
sent him a check for m. coming twelve
days’ benefits.
(KOBWALK fulfill ON llflll'fll PACK.)
“ Pure und Sure.”
griddlecak
rs. smut use” who .1... .m *
tion at Wood’s drug store, Norwalk. and ‘
Austin's jewelry .
Combine the LATEST "IL! AI D ruusn.
user common or
E. ill. 1 Jackson.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.)
EDWARD
FAIJL TR
Good value at 35c.
Have made a purchase of a large line
Purchasers will have a decided bargain.
EDWARD
N0 ii GAZETTE BUILDING.
22 South Main street.”
H
Gives you a toothache. That’s what
some of the meals sold in this town do.
Why not avoid tough steaks and antique
meats By getting your Heats and Fish
subs market where they do the most
bonnet? ‘We Always Have The Best
Break. You only live once and you
migbtask well live well when it costs
you no more.
vast nemvenv.
HEHYOBKHABKET
Frank 8. Ayers. Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. SouthNorwaik.
J ACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puorooaarmo aa‘r.
CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
Photosrapher.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Cons.
“(fl-STREET.
ADE 1895.
Your attention is called to the special bargains we offer in Underwear for“
ladies and children, at the lowest prices ever known.
One case children' a white merino Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
at 25c apiece.
One case ladies’ ribbed Vests and Pants at 25c apiece, worth 37h:-
of Rage, one to two yards long. at near-
ly one half regular price. Will afler them to you at a small advance above cost.
STREET,
NORWALK.
SHOHll SHEHWOOO. HfllEH.
CCUPIIS a rtioa of E- Gusoweki‘s store.
corner of all and Water streets. Nor-
walk. i‘all and bee the latest styles in spring
hate. caps. etc. am
The Riverside in School
Art students Magus Course.
Mrs. V. D. Prentiss Lingan. Miss Grace
Leonie Prentiss. instructor.
Class in drawing. painting and out of door
sketchingm open natures). Sept. 21. Apply
belore Sept)? to Miss Scott. at Public Library,
South Norwalk. rd in
mm
DARIEN AND NOBOTON.
Daniel Edgar, of iircat Island, has giv~
on to the town 11 piece of land sixty-five
feet long, which is needed for the up
proach to the new iron bridge. Francis
‘. Fitch has also deeded to the town suf-
cient land for the approach on the south
terminus. For the north approach the
Gorham mill property will have to {be in
ken. William Stroebel. proprietor of the
cider mill nt the Landing. has been sum.
moned to appear before a special commit
tee on October 10}. to show cause why the
mill property should not be condemned
for bridge purposes.
There were good congregations at the
revival servicem the Methodist church
yesterday. especially large in the evening.
Many came forward for prayers. The
meetings will be continued every even-
ing this week. except Saturday. The re—
vival is increasing in power and sweep.
The Young People's Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the Congregational
Church has elected these ofiicers: Presi-
dent. Helen B. Morehouse; vicepresidentv
Nettie (3. Lesson: recording secretary, An-
nie M. Selleck; treasurer, Emma L. Sut-
cliff.
Miss M. J. Davis will open her Elmwood
school for the fall and winter terms. to
morrow. Miss Wheeler. of New York.
will teach the higher English and classic
branches. '
ltis probable that a petition will be
sent to the Legislature at its next session
asking to have a borough charter granted
for llarien
Dr J. J. Kindred has arranged to have
a musical at his sanitarium every week.
llugdale' s orchestra furnishes music
The brother» of Miss Sarah E. (Hock
have been sent for. as it is feared her ill»
ness will terminate fatally.
Rev. Arthur llequn occupied his pulpit
in the Presbyterian church. yesterday,
after a brief vacation.
Charles Goff has sold his horse to (.‘on-
stable Smith 0. Keoler, and Mr. Hoff has
purchased a bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs. William ‘tl'eed returned
home Saturday from a visit to Serantoa,
Pa.
Enoch Crosby. of New Canaan. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Weed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pnrdy have been
sojourning in the Catskill Mountains.
Wilbur Bennett, of Bethel, spent h‘un-
day with Mrs. Clarence Clock.
Harry emu has purchased a hansome-
ly decorated spindle.
A Stride to Fresdom.»"Which," asked
the unsophisticated young person--
“which is the proper side of a horse for a
lady to sit on?”
, “Both." responded I the severe lady
Nellie M. Disbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
on West avenue. anal!) Bm
ll. H. PLAISTEO,
._..~<.—_-—-...
We Wish to Call Your Attention
to a Few bites on
PATENT MEOIOINES.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, 60c
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, 67c
Payne’s Celery Compound, 87c
Green's Nervura, 70c.
Alleck’s Planters, 10c
Castoria, ' 230
Benson's Plasters, 12c
Pear’s Soap, ioc
Vaseline, 5 oz. bottle, 10c
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle, 05c
Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for 250
William’s Pink Pills, 360
Queen Pill. 2 grain each, 250
per hundred.
“4-.....“
H. H. PLAISTEO,
with the short hair and “thrown,
a Washington and.
materials. We are having good
Is in and ready for you to examine. We have token‘ ' ‘
long stride on the road to perfection, and offer our our I“ 'l' J
this season better fitting and better made Clothing than ever be—
fore. Continuing our old custom of using only the very but
success with our ‘
Getaways or Back, 310.
$10 DRESS ”surfs”
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Diagonal Suits for Men,
DRESS sun's. $10,}.
HEW FALL STYLES Ill HATS.
OOMSTOOH OHOS.,
CLOTHIERS,
l4 Snuih lfain Sinai. South Hamil;
Masonic Building. Harwell...
*‘f GETTING
every day we
yesterday, if
where else
tomers‘:
BEST GRAIN
AND CATTLE
A. W. A
W ‘"
City Employment lgency.
ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any capacity can obtain the same at
feabove agency. Also those desiring poet-
one.
in”?!
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d
70 North Main street. booth Norwaik.
._. . ‘- ~_-....._........ ”My”
Mr. King’s
SOHOOL FOR BOYS
“ox...
Bellini. unknown.
Re—open Sept. 26.
The School Propane Thoroughly for Col-
1.5mm -nl have entered coll
front is sedition” many off cg
it Wefiiflwfi’fi
vtdual attention. lilo
dined“ U. ”We?“ '
SOUTH IOHiillK SIHIIOS NIH
tiWaehingtcn sweet.
Openddirfrom! «mama»! from its
JOEL
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manners. Imaad'i‘reas.
grainery if honest effort would make it so.
lieve 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-
BETTER
hope. This isn’t a perfect grainery. Odo
make mistakes—fewer than four years ago—fewer then-
you care to know. It would be a perfect
We be-
hfay I not number you among my cus-
MNNUELT. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BRANCH omen.
sonnnss'
LIVERY 3mm. .
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should wantfany
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
Silveiware‘f
USTiN,
L OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Taylor a Goldem
Real Estate and Insurance.
WAIIIXO'FON scam.
00km, for house
th the view pare‘hfati' or. are in 1::
in examineoarfllst.“ eha ‘
prices and one." city “'0
HOTIOE.
HE lnhsblten and legal vote
oralkr herebrlnordn
warnedwtihatasr boom town meet log 3%.“. .E
held at the Town Hon». in said rim
tn we or
tn: af Maison”. mbar.lull ate who” i
soil can raise
s..§s:lrl.i...rs'ebn5“ ”or
against t is town. for“l the «mm o
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