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CI in Typical Connecticut Chin.
‘ .Gmn and Hart Danton. of Nor—
, have purchased building late at
'_ nPoint.
”to. Sarah Brown. of Chestnut atroet.
_ ,moved to J ereey City some years ago,
returned to Norwa‘lk.
“Wire, prompt, reliable
Mole leaIIona given daily.
Siiflubeth atreet. Fox Cycle Co.
The Seaside club‘s whlst team, of
Bridgeport. will visit Norwalk tonight,
and try their hands with the Norwaik
on players.
Letter Carrier w. o. Merritt is no;
again today, and E. W. Clark la substi-
one. for blind ‘
anew Salt Mackerel, No. 1. lie. 1b., at
the New York store.
M H. Persons. of the Brookside atock
.farm. has sold his Dictator colt, bred in
the purple,‘ to Theodore Olsen, of Norwalk.
Mrs. M. II. Parsons is confined to her
home at Brookside. by illness. Fears
areentertained that itie of a serious na-
re.
‘y r winning bands. at O'Bricn’s.
J. ounelly, agent for the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company, is moving
today fro ine street to apartments In
C. H. Harvey’ slink
Frederick Many. son of Dr. C W. Many.
. of Norwalk, will begin a course of study
at Merriil’s business college, Stamford,
‘ October lst.
~Merrill College Night School will
open in its new building at Stamford.
Tuesday, October lat. These classes are
especially arranged for those employed
during the day. ,
Landlord Joseph Walz, of the Ma-
haokemo Hotel. has purchased a new
wagon to carry baggage and passeng-
‘ era between the hotel and the depots.
—-Ice cream soda at Lane's.
The deacons and trustees of Calvary
Baptist church will give an entertainment
In the hall of the church this evening at 8
o’clock. A musical and literary program-
me hae been prepared. The public is ch<
come.
The delegates from Calvary Baptist
. -- church to the county convention at StamA
ford were Mrs. John Grant. Mrs. William
J. Whaley. Mrs. Charles Nichols, Rev.
Johnson W. Hill, Deacon Charles Nichols
and C. 1). Lloyd.
"New Yomnau derby, at (I‘llricn‘s.
The Young Woman's Christian 'l‘enI-
perance l'niou will hold it.» first regular
business meeting for the full,tlIisI evening
at 7:45, at Miss Annie Bishop's, ll?
Washington street. All members are
earnestly requested to be present, on
matters of iIIIportuncc must be settled
immediately.
-—~Millincry opening at the Ilostou Storc.
Norwalk. Saturday and. Monday.
’h‘. Congressman E. J. Hill, of Norwalk.
1 was in llanbury. yesterday. He went
there at the request of several hat Influ'
ufacturers. who wish the duty on alcohol.
asa manufactured article. rebnted. lie
‘ also took a look at the hating situation in
Danbury and Bethel.
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«Forequarter lamb, tic. N. Y. Market.
During the sociable of the Scan of St.
George, last night, llarry (‘hittim was
aummoned home by the sudden illueas
of his wife. Mr. (‘hittim was a member
of the committee in charge of the affair.
The Young Men’s Democratic club held
a meeting. in Arlen Hall, laat night, and
diaonaaed plane for the coming local
elections. A committee was appointed to
confer with the city committee in regard
to mattera which may urine.
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-~~Rev. A. H. Kavauagh ridca II llnrnee.
See that Baruch. Fox Cycle i .‘o.
The enterprising Boston Sin". of Nora
‘ k. has chartered care leaving South
'orwalk 7‘37 7:47 and N207, Saturday
«Innings. for the benefit of their Houth
Norwaik at and East Norwnlk cuntomuru-
Freo ride. No ticketa. No money col
noted. Juat signal the conductor any
place along the line. The return car
laavea Norwalk at 0:56. Chartered earn
will bemarked.
”Full Cream “IWCM'. lL'c. ”i ;
Lard 7c. 1b.. at the New York atom
i loud
Undera Nor-walk city ordinance a line
of all may be imposed for adultrratlnn of
milk. Dr. Hitchcock has discovered a
mu law. passed by this year's General
Whinwhlchimponeaa line of mm.
0! imprisonment for one year. for the
It! aeration of food. It in the state law
’fllt will have the moat salutary effect on
Maid-ale“.
“Absolutely
W
contract» build noun Bur
John place.
the
mood. new house on St.
«Chicken» 12".; N. Y. Market.
There are now over 225 prlnonern con:
lined in the noun jail. Alarge number
are vagranta man-anion cent up for
aleepinglu railroe cars ‘
——llnrglarles are of daily occurrence.
lientera of cafes in the safe depoait vault
of the National Bank of Norwalk are It»
leived from all anxiety.
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The ilrookside (‘hapel at Middle I‘ivc
Mile River will be opened for diIlne
service for the last time this season on
Sunday next. at 2p. In. NH. Gerald B.
Beard will officiate.
----- Defender has aluminum hull.
Eagle has aluminum bicycle rims.
’96 model exhibited, " Elizabeth street.
The schooner Jane Grant is unloading
a cargo of stone for Raymond Brothers.
Thomas Evans, of Ely avenue, has ace
ceptedia position with Raymond Broth.
ers.
Yale University opened for the fall
will number 550.
John Todd is rebuilding his cottage on
Bell island, recently destroyed by
fire.
-.. New Dunlap bet, at O‘Brien's.
The African Methodist Episcopal church
has purchased a new organ.
The leak in the pipe from which the
water had been running into the Wall
street tunnel hue been found. It was lo-
cated yesterday afternoon in the main on
Mechanic‘s street.
The adjourned sale of the Weed shoe
factory will take place Saturday, October
5, at :3 p. m.
~Coflee with cream, 5c cup, at Lane's.
The fall inspection of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad by the
Connecticut Commissioners began yea-
terday. when the members of the board
went over the Berkshire division.
They were accompanied by General
Superintendent Plait and Division
Superintendent Iiopaon.
«The purest coffee at Lane‘s restaurant
October. this year. and in future years,
,willcontaina holiday. The lath of the
mouth was designated as alcgal holiday
by the last Legialatnre. it will be called
Lincoln Day.
Relatives in South Norwalk have re-
ceived letters from Mr. and Mrs. ('harles
E. Jennings. who sailed for Europe, Sep-
tember 7th. They were mailed from llo
lognc, France. and report Mr. and Mrs.
Jenningaingood health and u plesnuut
voyage as far as gone.
l'uIbrellas and canes. at O‘Bricim.
Miss Bessie liurdqulIc coutrnlln soloist
who is to sing at Mr. lluniistou‘a recital
next Monday. is a pupil of Iiclari, the
celebrated teacher of Madame Nordica.
She will sing. “I’atria.” Mattel; "Indian
Love Song." lleh'ovcn; "Lend Kindly
Light," i’iuauti: and “At liven,“ Willo-
by.
[icorgc Reilly, of New York. has been
awarded damages against the Norwaik
’l‘ramwuy company for injuries he receiv‘
cd by being struck with n stone from a
blunt on the Wilson l’oiut road. during
the conairuclinuof the llritou Point ca-
tension.
mileg lumb, l?3‘;c N. Y. Market.
eeaterdny afternoon Joseph Guy."
Arthur H ilroadrick and Alex. \IcIIeau
were walking along the cast end of the
Washington street bridge, when they
began fooling. During a scuffle the ln
dian cigar aigu in front of Edward liai-
ner'a atore was knocked over and broken.
’l‘houiaa J. iieuucaay. who claimed
Philadelphia an hia home. wan Intoxicated
in South Norwalk. yesterday afternoon.
'l'hia morning Judge Front impoaed a acn-
trace of ten day». with execution aua‘
pended. W...
N. Y.
~~Iwg mutton, inc. Market.
Taylor at Holden have placed live large
nigh» on the property belonging to the
cutnte oi the late .I. .i. ('upe. 'l‘n partlen
looking for II good location for II houu-
then» in now II good opportunity to law.
'i hc luat band concert of the “WHO“ will
be given on The iirceu. tonight, by
llwycr'a band. 'l‘hcnecoucerta have been
greatly enjoyed during the «camp by a
large number of maple. who thoroughly
appreciate the iIIIud‘II gencroua apirii.
William Hhcldou has commenced work
on the short line of newer connecting the
building iota on I'Ilmcreat, owned by but
(Jule. with the Stevens street never. This
was ordered done by the Norwalk Council
an it paves the city the expense of building
II long line of sewer on Elmcrest boulevard
wBeat Elgin Creamery Butter. L'I‘w. lh..
“Pure and 8m. "
mm mm
" ‘dmmble baking powder manufactured
at the .'ew York store.
the best and most
term. yesterday. The incoming class "
Quart-I, 65 cent» comm“
Combine the Ll'l'ls‘l' STYLE AID FINISH.
and to furnish them with too lineal. production!
LARGE COLLECTION OF
E. M. Jackson.
(Over F. Moad’a Confectionery.)
EDWARD
Prices are low; extremely :0. Our Iuylee
some of the choicest Examine them and
306 and 37in Wm.
the rug trade. Never were such bargains
broken. .
Edward
No.
2230111511 lilain Street.
Willi WOMAN PUiiCiliSEli
is anxious to give her neighbor the bene-
fit of her experience when ahc makes
satisfactory purchases.
in her marketing.
good meat.
ahe invites
her next time.
are freeh every morning, and we are sure.
JACIISON 91-} PHOTOGRAPHS
You need underwear this Fall and we are prepared to Iupply your wants.
Will pay you to look over the line for ladies. gentlemen and children.
Black Dress Goods in fancies are prettier than ever this reason and we have
New laces this week: good. cheap and pretty.
Have received another shipment of thoee rugs that created such a noise in
5 (Ii‘AZE IBTTE BUIIJDING-
Plate. 55 cents dozen.
i. ii. liWIilli .& * (in.
it
and especially
When ahe receives
goo ood weight for her money.
er neighbor to come with
Our meats and vegetables
for value, we cannot be touched. Next
time you go marketing give us a trial;
we areconvioced this will lead to our
mutual advantage.
FREE DELIVERY.
NEWYORKMIRKET
Frank 8. Ann, Proprietor.
Donovan‘s Block. ' South Norwalk
Our aim in to give satisfaction to our patrons.
of the PHOTOGRAPEIO AB‘I'.
CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
Photographer.
53 mu Street, Non-mt? Conn.
STREET.
are right, too.
aeeif youare not of the same mind.
Special values at 20c, 25c,
Come before the line in
Street
to be neon.
satin tannin. nun
CCUPIESa rtion of E GueowI-ki‘ anion.
corner of a i and \\ aIer streets. Nor
walk. i all and see the latent atylea in spring
hate. caps. are. aka!
The Riveiside in
Art eludents Lemme ('ourae.
Mm. V. l). Prentiss Linuan. Alisa Grace
Leonie Prentice. inetrnc tor.
Classiudraivin-apalntinu and out of door
aketching to open mum-rat. Hephz Ap
beiore 5an l? to- Miss Sc otl. III i'ublh Library,
South Norwail. Iii 1m
II l sEeIsqu Innate
0f Violin. Mandolin Guitar and llanjo
will open hie Fall Term hero. 'iIIeaday eIen-
inn Hrptunbrr 14 at If [My strut.
lnatrumema furnished if drain d. ul‘i 2w
a
Sillilii NIIRWIIKW
Piiliiiiiifliiillil - ORCHESTRA
LATEST AND HOW POPULAR
MUSIC Furnished for All occasions
Any? nUumiIer of pieces, from two to ten. .
Y \i USIAJI EMF}? . niii-mam"; JOli\
DU 0 n4 er and lm
Addresa RUFI' SJ. SMIIH. No. ill liilabeth
airuet. Nomi: Norwaik Conn. will In
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A. Soluiuua' hat factory closed today for
three weeks. Mr. Solmnna will take II
trip South for the benefit of bia health.
Several of the teams at work taking the
dirt oil Wonhlugtonllreet became atuck
in the soft gravel today. and it was uecea-
nary to unload aoluc of the mute. the
horse» being unable to pull them.
wi lbII. shoulderateak for 25c. N.\'. lilkl.
A special IIIecting of the Norwalk
Tramway company is being held thia
afternoon. to act upon the acceptance of
on aIuImIilIIcut to the company» charter.
The itnliau bum-ca and II delegation of
workmen on the liarien wan-r worka cnl~
ludou'l'. Huphrat. thin morning. at the
MahuI-kcuio Hotel. and dincuaumi the
proimhllitiea of work being rcaumcd on
the plant. Mr. Eupllrnt cxprcaacd the
belief that the company's fi’iilli'lllM‘ would
be sold in a few daya.
- Fm" tomorrow; Grandmother lmI-~
act of Iioiie. Atlantic & I'III'illc 'l'cu (Vim.
puny. 4i Main street.
Iletirrilarricr John F. lienly now rldcn
a bicycle and will utilize it in delivering
letters on his route. \‘I-utcrdny Mr.
lieuly and his "bike“ enjoyed a roll in the
mud.
The quarterly conference of the lifeline»
diatchurch was held last night. iiuiy
routine business was transacted.
The young ladiea of the Norwnlk Melba
dist church will give a colonial entertain-
ment at the church. this evening. ite-
freehmenta will be served and an enter-
taining programme will be rendered.
~Put your aecuritiea and valuable pap~
era where they cannotbe stolen. loaf. or
mlslaid. A box in the safe deposit vault
of the National Bank of Normdk is the
beat place for them.
, .
Frank beaten. bill clerk at the Nor;
wall: freight hence. in taking «day elf.
ha ha gone to Row York.
ane.
ii. H. PLAISTED,
Nellie M. Disbrow.
TEACHER or PIANO.
Terms revocable on application. Address.
zit} Went avenue anal!) um
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I)R'[,TGGIS'1‘.
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We Wish to Call Your Attention
to a Few Prices on
PATENT MEDIBINES.
Hood’s Sareaparilla, 606
Ayere' Semapariila, Ii7c
Payne’s Celery Compound, 67::
Green's Nervura, '70c
Alleck’e Planters, 100
Castoria, 23c.
Benson's Planters, 120
Pear’a Soap, 10c
Vaseline, 5 oz. bottle, 10c
Vaseline, 2 oz. bottle, one
Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for 25c
William’s Pink Pills, 360
Queen Pill. 2 grain each, 250
per hundred.
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long atride on the road to phrfection, and offer our 011er
this season better fitting and better made Clothing than ev ‘ 1
i. ii. PLIISIED,
Is in and ready for you to examine. We have taken
fore. Continuing our old custom of using only the very boat
materials. We are having good success with our
$10 DRESS SUITE"
All Wool and Fast Black Worsted Diagonal Suite for Men.
Gateways or Back, 810.
DRESS SUITS. $10.
NEW FALL STYLES" 1N HATS.
illiMSTlli'li Bills...
CLOTHIERS,
I4 80th Main Street, South Hawaii;
Masonic Building.
“' LITTLE THINGS
I
What a chance for an essay for a sermon 0
out iect It" Is the little things that In
miserable or happy. You know the rhyme
drops of water and grams of sand.
I: is the hula things in our business that w
out for. If every one knew that the value of oat! .
is in tie weight. it wouldn‘t seem economical to
try the oats that you will get the moat of for the
some amount of money. Poor or duty oats make
your horses sick and in the end you find them
most expensive. The digestive organs of a horn
don t take kindly to dirt. chat! and dust.
Our oats are carefully screened. We are sure if
you try them you will not use any othern.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL smear.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
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’ ansr GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE.
. ‘i r on HORSES sonuaus'
‘ AND CATTLE LIVERY STABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should wanttany
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry. or
or your Watcher. Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
“— '"EEIIIIMIIIIII cIIIInIIuI Ion.
if you do. it'll make a areatdiilerenoe with
the youngsters and a atlil greater diii'mnoe
with you. They'i be better abod. thanthly
poeaibl y could be elsewhere. and at a culinar-
‘ ably lees coat. When you can cave
~ buying better goods, ou’ ve atmoka
tation of a bonanza. hat'n what you
find in our cinch-the beet juvenile footwearia
Norwalk. and cold at 25 per cent. lower
than elaewhere This week we are
.1 25 Shoes for 000. etc. You can’t beat either
our goods or prices; you hmight an well try to
beat a drum with a feather.
H. HARVEY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin boghm
hers. heather and Shoe titanium M3“-
at Children’s Sheen. 70 Nor
M EMA D,
Thinning than of III Twin lilies.
ICES and ICE CREAM in all the Latest Forms,
Glace Bilque. DeOrleana, Orange Frappe. Tortoni Cafe.
Silvuware.
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