in an: ii? in
i iltl'IifllEIiS.
,, Thing Tiny See anti liar
M Mali: and Vicinity
M Diurnal lemmings.
_ idem- an bbl.. sic. bag,“ at
York otore.
informerly of Norwalk. iii
' . “Cambridne. Vt.
ear pays for a safe in the safe
vanit‘éf the National Bank of
Call, and inspect the vault.
With Shield express, down, due at
‘ alt at 10:37 o’clock, was delayed at
H Nontalk' station about ten minutes
Wainw'o'wing to some trouble with
brake on the locomotivo.
~39v. F. V. ii. Atkinson bought his
Medical Fox Cycle company. Big
.nsnow.
mm“! Commissioners are making
I'iir‘ip‘hver the Danbury and Nor-walk di-
video of. the .New York. New Haven and
Wield Railroad company today.
é-Weak Fish. tie. 9. 1b.: Blue Fish. no, at
‘Jct’ Market.
Gimme VanAlstyne’s yacht Ward V'..
t adrift at Hickory Blufl'. yesterday
. ”prance. by the pulling out of a bolt in
" the buoy to which the boat was moored
. The yacht drifted about three hundred
' feet." and was secured without much
difliculty. . ._
Hm. Charles (limeteiid,.'.of l'nion avenue
returned here last eveilingifrom Bethle-
beta. in the \Vhite Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Utto Barthel and Miss
Emma Bntrerfass arrived in New York
today on the steamship “Patna." which
crossed the bar at Sandy Hook at 2:30
. p. m.
'mDEMott sells the genuine iilutcn or
health bread: him. try a loaf.
(XORWALK NEWS ON l'll‘"i'li[i'AGE.I
..
,5
k
' g. " elite RIVER sciiooi. crownro.
we.
claim Boomis Needed in the Primary Depart-
” meat of the Building.
It iii-learned upon good authority that
the Over River school in so crowded that
additional room iii really necessary. For
, . moral days the committee and Principal
T, 3.18. Wighnm have been looking for
”ma. but as yet ; have secured nothing
that is just what they want. Eventually
Ill addition Will have to he made to the
achool house. as the number of [)lllllIS-i has
rapidly increiwed from year to your.
Royal Arcanumites.
Courtland B. Hiladonfiamucl W. King-
man Ind Bertie A. Vickera became meni-
hereof Sherman Council. Royal Arcauuin.
Int night. Adelegation from i’onasnns
‘ Council, of Norwallt. was in attemlance.
lMidB a large numpcr of the
members of Sherman Council. Al
mwnciueion of the workdhganist .‘i. N.
Paddock favored the assemblage with
neural artistic selections. the new mom
unmade speechea. and Regent W. l’.
Bundle. Orator w. l‘. lloyt. Su'lbc o. I“.
Bear». Collector W. I.. Weed and others
EiSiSiiIE SI.
unionism iiisniii ON
THE OTHER in ii TNE man.
A Billie 280 Years Old Owned In an Osborne
Avenue Family—Democratic Primaries
Tonight-Republican Caucus.
The Sentinel is on sale at the East Nor.
walk post-office by lrvlng Smith. with
whom item: of news fin- this column can
aleobe left.
A Blhle, bearing the imprint "Henry
Hills. London. lulu,“ is owned in the
family of Edwin E. Smith, of Unborn ave-
nue. It was originally the property of a
Baptist clergmum who settled in New
York and died during the choicru epi-
demic of 1832. It wan handed down to
Daniel Clark. a sea captain well-known in
Norwalk and vicinity. who died about
ten years ago. lie was an intimate friend
of Mr. Smith’s father and gave the Bible
to him.and from father itiicnuonllcii to
son. the present owner, who prizes the.
goodbook moat highly. It is in a rc—
mnrkahly good state of preservation. all
thileaven being Intact. and the print is
very distinct. it can be seen where the
leaves were once gold edged. It contains
the book called Apocrypha. which passed
through succeeding edition, into King
James’ Bible. but which is not considered
apart of the sacred canon of the scrip-
tures. The year liilil was nearly 280 years
agwthirty-odd years before Norwalk
was founded. Mr. Smith thinks it is the
oldest Bible owned in town.
Democratic primariea to choose dole.
gates to a town convention which will
nominate [candidates for town oflicen
will be held tonight in East Norwnlk.
which has been divided into two districts.
The Fifth district is bounded northerly by
Westport avenue and the Norwnlk city
line. easterly by the town line. southerly
by the New York. New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad tracks. and weatcriy by the
Norwalk harbor and city line. Three
delegates are to be chosen. -'l‘lie place of
voting is at John .Tryou’s store. Fort
Point street. The Sixth district is bound
ed northerly by the New York. New lia—
veii aud‘linrt ON or roar true minister y
by the town line. southerly by the Sound.
and Westerly by the harbor.
gates are to be chosen.
ing is at llrdger Edmunds' storc. East
Washington street.
their charge. it will enjoy greater popir
lnrity ncxt iii'liriflll.
will conform to llll‘ custom.
I00 Washington street.
.\ preliminary caucus will he held to
be presented at the I’irnt'and 'i‘ldrd dis
trict caucus.
licv. Mr. .\lorri-x. of New York. in vinit
ing Norman Iinlcllmnn. of ifotfiigi- nve
made timely remarkn. At. their ('Olil'llb
. ‘sion refrelhmentii were aervcd. and ii
' social time was enjoyed. 'l'herc will be
other candidates at the next meeting. tic.
toner 10th.
A Home With a Paper Roof.
Up in Emit 'l‘iioxnpuon, I'onn.. a piano
made fnlnoiiii. or rnliicr notorious. by Hill
toil murder by Jerry rilorzkiimic of
1!” Wife and .‘Ili'lisiiil last January. lei a
curious home. which dim-rs from Ihuor-
“but! ill lining cow-rod on the outside
with white paper illeli'iili of l‘lllliliiiiil‘ilrl or
filaslee.
, The building in. wide from Iiilii pecul-
,lorlty. of a type mwu anywhere. it stands
.on the road crossing the New England
rational just beyond the depot. and on the
left side of tliiiimclt. going: away from
Providence. ltin of lwoeliiriiw. without
we or projection of any kind. and is oo-
. W19] tenements on both upper and
, We! noon. The Hiltfn of tho shingles,
Vhiolllrli black with the rain» and snow»
of reread whiten. allow that the house has
M built for a considerable number of
years. ,
. hoover had any wooden covering out-
“of the iiiwaihlng nailed on by the car-
" and is. for all that. a warm house.
aheatliing wan for the most part of
Willow” matched. although hero and
, ‘ min can be men where the edges
fit. boards have failed to meet and the
lite bulged in. Over theee board»
‘M, which look» like the ordinary
W iuicb as The Journal is printed
w“ pained so tightly that all the
_ of yearn have failed to do more than
I hi It in some places, while under the
ii iii commencing to pool.
layers of tho paper were puton.
the home a curious ammimium on
' We. but effectually keeping out
mil mid, nempaper being. an ill
‘ . imam-m. for warmth. From
the beam lookii as if painted a
W, the paper having Ixmme matte
’ ‘ _j ‘. (Miriam-er nppmli the wrin-
éhi ‘ the paper show clearly the nature
the limiting. The idea In a novel oar.
‘ the me: can. after all, truthfully
he list a men
, m n _
calla
_ m
lilli‘.
walk.
morrow afternoon.
i‘ily. .
llnven. from ii vialt with Mrs. (Icon-go Il
llrndley. I'laxt avenue.
improved this morning.
The condition of Mrn. I". .\I. \Vlieclc
was not an fiiVornblc today.
A horiieow'ni-d by Mr». William l’rcec
was considerably damaged.
visitinn '1’. ll. IIriifin. ltIVeraIdc avenue.
The Plot Outs No Figure.
The Star (inner has a plot. hilt that net
amelnltles. catchy songu and nmusln
. ted'e and Weed's drug stores.
Four dele-
The place of vot-
l'ailf Pasture Bench hits been closed for
. . in our Business. »
flu. neasou and Landlord Illarles glint mine b0" have euiemi can.”
Hubbard has gone to Bridgeport to {Insist from t do anneal; many of ii“ gguliuates
'. . ' - , n are i use ii a as as
llanul Morrcll lll gathering oyster». Ihe BOY; lieu“; “ficfiltfifw SOOthi-i
sciuion at. the llciich. under Messrs. liab- TBEY CAN READ. Small classes; Indi-
bnrd and Reynolds. him been a very suc—
cessful one. and it is probable that under
The Hebrew rcsidcnta of the East Side
eii'rViceu
being hcld in the Iirauti Anny “I!” at
night by the East Norwnlk Republicans,
in Volunteer lloac house. to select candi-
dates for positions. on the town ticket. to
'I'. |l.,liriilin iii recovering from a full he
mminlned 'l'iieaday night. while calling
on Watchman 'l'rouneon. at lmunsbury,
Mathewson &‘ (‘o.'.-i factory In South Nor—
Niiroiniikqiiun club almotern will (’Oill'
pole for ii box of cigurui at their range to-
l‘Zinard liafiierliaa been In New York
Mrs. M. i). Unborn ha.» returned to New
Mrs. Ledger l'Idmundn wax considerably
ran away on VnuZanilt avenue, yenterilny
afternooar in front of Ezra i’latt'ii houiie
Mrs. i'reeee wail thrown out on the side-
vmdnand quite severely hurt. The horse
ran Into the fence near by. 'l'ho' wagon
George ll. 'I’hackcry. of Brooklyn. Is
not worry anybody. an the numerous
features keep the audience In such a state
of hilarity that the plot cuts uh figure.
and it In not until the tag of the piece is
reached that the spectator recalls the fact
that the piece started out with a plot.
With ench'avshiole for his talents and
surrounded by the company he a» select-
ed to aid film In interpreting “,th
phantom-s mated. an allele in the
Siliiililiii. Stu...‘28m.
JOE o'r'r.
paragon by his bl; Farce Omar Coin-
I‘iiii: sin GAZEII”.
In the Great Triliiy Tmisty.
.IIIE 011 IS Sliiilailll.
Prioee.8iic. lilo. 75c Feats on rain at Pig?-
2
ORGAN — RECITAL
MONDAY EVENING.
SEPTEMBER 30, .1895.
South Norwalk
GONGIEGATIONIHNIINCN.
‘ Mil-s BESSIE PERIY HARDEU.
fl. in,
MI“. A. 7. WHEELER. soprano.
Mil. W. I]. "Killian”, org-om.
'l'leketaJwentv-llve crime. are who had at
Plideted’s Drug Store and at Brown dz Wil-
cox‘s. 226 it
Con-
IllSSOllIlliIii NIITIGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the coipartner-
ship hrf‘eloful'e existiiu between Ii.
Flynn andJ ll}. Dudleymader the firm name
of l'iynnik Dndiuy.ls iris day dissolved by
mutual consent. All ammonia due said firm
shouldbepald to. and all bills against said
firm presented to R. H. l'iynn. wno will con-
dnct ihe business.
R. H. FINISH.
J. E. DU OBEY.
South Not-walk. Conn. September”. 12%:
t
W W
MRS. MEID’S SCHOOL
GIIILS MID YOIIIIG LADIES
REOPENSAT
HILLSIDE, - NORWALK,
OCTOBER let.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT l-‘Iilt
LITTLE CHILDREN.
conducted by Mrs A. B. (‘rau'urd
Applications for admission may be. made in
MR3. MEAD or to Mite). CRAUG‘UBD. ism lw
1
Mr. King’s
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
.....ox_...
Bellini. mitigation.
Re-open Sept. 26.
The School Prepai es Thoroughly for Onl-
vidual attention. Tuition. Sim to flit).
Circulars with references on application.
HIRAM U. KING, Pripcggal.
iumunrg; SALE
REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION!
Thesaie of the WEED SHOE FM‘TOltY.
corner Water and Elizabeth streetr. was
adjourned to
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5,
the premises.
Wide Mali
i
Saturday will be the Jewish [lay of
Atonement. which in obscrvcd by fasting.
i‘li'olO
At 2 p. m. on
i
tract.
In excellent. Villllt‘ft for rcanonaiile prices.
Iy MIIOW you our nuperh niack.
mo—-—-
"()rr‘lol or 'l
'I‘iie lio'rou r’oll‘l‘ inrnovnuwr (20.. .
N Wauhiniuon ail-vet. I
.inuiiar Luv. )1. .i. ,
0.
l'
i
Wooi ward. secretary and treasurer. an
t' Hwartr.E.0. selenb. Jaeobnm y.
Winfield. lt.A W we
union Point Improvement company.
e
limdrril. That the capital
the treasury. a onnti
thousand one he
Mani! that the sold
reduced from one hand
red‘dollaiii I876.
to noon our ha Sand seals the do and 70th Main fitmt.flnnth Nor-walk.
'1 yeaariéfirs‘t shim mallardI (rm "Alflmgnlrflmaiutu
I aiaoa Itsprasenoeo an wnnriiein .
onee'lminyiilaaurinnomncery. of New Jar si‘doa‘noil’s ”Alum! IIIIIDIA‘III.‘
B say. two oompeiont' booksellers. six first
Janis Elinor. iocis ooaoiriiitv. elm cooks. live girls for general homework.
Jumps Flalnflrflm. ti. w. atrium. and :‘o waitresses.
Win: [All swan“. ll. .Woonwaan. Isa den ring help In any capaeit can
2.0. “LII. room now obtain same Immediately. it
To ADVERTISIBS.
a
men
an r toilets normalise]:
« mile M w»
1895
Purchasers
know good“ valuce
when they nee them.
and catchpenuy iii-
ducemaiita fail to at»
We havo the
beat jewelry In our
Mock. and the only inducement we offer
If you are looking for something in good
ailviirwnro for your table we will willing
Ilornor I}. 1on t.
angiiilo Iy
HOV. HENRY (I. KIMEY. Secretary of
State'
We James H. Kelly. president. Elin-t A.
ll torly.
.Iamsii 8. Roll .Jniiae Ileana-tell: Christian
rd. directors of the
do here-
b certli that atameetin of the stoolhold- for.
at?! of la dumbing? only failed for that per. 0 W. RAYMOND. i
n. so. and on t e Ill a“ of septum . . . IPilRAlM recline. cinema...
into. at the company‘s o “i in Jersey City. it BAMUEL DAHKAM.
wasresolved by thereto 0 more then two- Dated at Norwaia. this lmh day of Septem-
thirda in interest of said stochholderu: . 1%. all let
stock of the lloton
Point improvement company rem-lain in
lmb “ 7”
red add-30mm Lem-
y be and is herein
red thou-and dollars
gimme: «ma-six thooaanil nine hen.
W
M miles W m
“millionth!“ In, no-
W
\
-
No. 2 GAZETTEi BUILDING.
;
The leading styles for this mason are:
Kerse’yI
1
"4*.—
NOTXIIE is hereby given that the seleclmen
and town cierii of the Town of Sol-wall.
will holdue-sslon at the office of the town
clerk. tor the purpose of examining the quail-
flcatlone of eimtoe and admitting to the
elecim'eosth thorn who shall be found quali-
iicd.on Saturday. the Lilith day of Smimubcr.
liliifi. from it o‘clock In the foreman until 7
o'clock in the afternoon. unions all on the "Il~i.
lobe made" have been admitted or rejected
before that. time.
I ”alight Norwalk. tilt-.Elith day of Septem-
ilf'. . I. ,
”SCAR W. RAYMOND. I Selectmen ol‘
l'li’liitalhl ’l‘lll'hlitrl. the Town
baMUEI. “ASKAM. of' Norwaik.
fll‘ltiHEitl‘ it. SMITH. 'l'own Clerk.
331 lvv
NOTICE.
—-~~ «coo—“Ad
iNNIIiI. TOWN NEETIIIII.
Elli: inhabitants. legal voters of the Town
of rim-wall. are hereby omitted and
turned that the annual town meeting of said
town Will be held on Monday. the lib day of
October. A i) . lFlt'i. for the election. by bale
lot. of all the lownofllcers. except those by law
rovldrd lobe appoin'ed by the selectmen.
he polls will be open for sa 0 purpose from ll
o'clock In the ion-noon until bo’clock in the
niternoonmt the Town lioniie. for the l-‘Irst
Voting Diail'lt'i; at the Putnam lime house. on
Franklin street. South Summit. for the Sec-
ond Voting District. and at the Volunteer
lime house, on Emu, avenue. Kant Sorwalk.
for the Third Voting District.
Dated at Norwaih. the fillet day of Septem-
ber. M05.
Uz-iCAR W. RAYMOND. y Selectmen of
EPHRMM TilOMES. the Town
SAMUEL DADKAM. I t f Nurwnl‘k]
.1
i not?
Siuih Five Nile River School
District.
01'“!!! Is hereby given that an ateeasmont
of live mills on the dollar has been made
on the rataine «state within the said iiialricl.
on the town list of ISM. and that said list. in at
the bounce! the District Committee for ex»
amination and that. the lloard of Relief will
meet at. (iulder’s Hall. on 'l‘uesdar. iii-taller l.
atfio‘clock .in.. to hear and dciermino all
appeals in s to them for the equalization and
perfection of said assessment. Notice Ia here-
by aleo given that saunas-meat of the rata-
b eeeiaie which was so situated that there
was no distinct and aeparaie value. hail been
made b the anaemia. and iii aleo open for ex-
aminat on.
Dated at Rowaylon. thin the 25th of septum.
her. it
GEORHE w. STEVENS.
:25 t District Committee.
fi.‘
)-
' NOTICE TO GOIITIIIGTOIIS.
._., ~00.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will he re-
ceived at the mlectmen'e otllce. of the: town of
Norwaili. at it Wall'lstreet. up to Haturday.
September fill. lfiiii. at (i . on. for the building
of a piece of 'l‘eiforri min In accordance with
flhapter COCXV. of the Public Acts of the
State of Connecticut. entitled "An Act to Pro-
vide for the lmpromment of bile Roads."
commencing at the city lI ‘ out let; Taylor
avenue on the turnpi e. at! extendinii wes~
l’ians and speeiflca ions can be seen at
the seleotmen‘e office on and after this date.
A bond of one thousand dollars will be requir-
ed with each bid» Theomrht is reserved to re—
flect any or all bids If I canes cattle there-
0. ii,‘ iiliiNEY'il
City Employment Agency.
Taylor a Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Wm n
we
r”. ,. “
metre-w
buni nose.
OPENING iii new IILIIlIiS. iIIIINEiS-ANIIIIAPES
. Intense interest centers in our Cloak Department because we are now offering better values than ever before in the
history of our business. Better styles, better made and lover in price than we shall be able to offer later in the season.
Additional weight to given to this statement by the fact that empty premises are not our practice.
ileum iliotii Jackets. iinucie Clotii Jackets, iiiiiivlot ilIotIi Jackets. Bovsit illotli Jicliete.
mi Melton Jackets. 24. 27. 30 Inciiuiiiiix.
ush Capes. fur trimmed. Full Ripple Plush Capes. Double Cloth Capes with braid trimming.
Capes. singih’ and double. plain and fur trimmed. .
FUR CAIPES.
On Saturday. September 23, we will open our entire new line of For Capes. These goods have been made for us by {'7‘
one of the best manufacturers of fore in this country, from shins selected by us early in the season and for style and quilily I
are far superior to anything we have ever shown before and the prices are guaranteed.
TRISI‘IIIII & Hall. Nil. 2 GAZETTE BIIILIII I}.
Ladies’
ill. NI. We need a big wheel made of palmlcuf’ fans run by electricity.
'l‘iil‘i'i'iMI‘I'l'l) MAKEYOI'R SI‘IIJ‘XITIIIX iinilliiive the first choice.
prepared to serve our patron-i with tin-
IIEST STYLES IN THE MARKET I. --~;-~
Make our selection nongmaken ~‘lnnll IIt‘iOhli. my what on can each
I fl . l
your garment is paid for.
98 Washington Street. South iiorwaiii;
iliuli Building. Wall Street. Iiorwaiii.
D
Boucle Cloth
<AK‘
,/
BOATS AIIO Hill GAPES.
You may think it :llitlul'll to talk about (Souls and Flu- (‘zipcn with the mercury
N0“? [S
We have
boughfu large varietyof lhcsemost nceiicd luxuriee at. bottom pricw and are
week. when you need them. when lllt‘ cold wind~ of {all and winter are blowing.
We understand the pnblic'n nccih in tin-w iii-pri-s'm-il l.lillt.‘.~'. and are here for
('all and cmminc our stock; it is a great Pit‘ihlll't‘ to show our uoodc.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
you to buy.
\N
‘ we shall make one ctfer.
for this sale. and marked them 153 per yard.
mixtures. plaids. stripes.
choice for lie.
"l .
to dozen Children‘s Handkerchiefs. 4
2o dozen Gents’ Hematitohod Colored Border Handkerchiefs. 4c
1000 tlheinii of Wash Embroidery, silk. at 2c per stein.
600 Hand Painted Celluloid Picture Frames, reduced from
Paul Corset sh
this week. 190 pair.
The prices quoted. and the goods are only to be had at
83 - VVASIII,7\'(}T()N - N'l‘RE'lflT
III OIIESS GOODS
I)?
We have taken about v)
etc. Among them w
for lilo.
When Have You Had Any Seller Inducemenis
ottered to you than those below. We have been resting on our oars. as the saying
files. for the last few weeks as regards advertising.
From now until .I anusry 1 our store will be the scene of thegreatestactivity.
We intend to fairly unload the goods on you. so great will be the inducements for
pieces of straight quarter goods
This lot includes plain goods”. fancy
ill be found lots of snortle’ngt s..
just the thing for ladies' house wrappers. or children's dresses. The prices t
them within me reach of everyone. 15a yard.
500 yards Ai-ii Bleached Muslin. Ii: per yard.
6 yards Fruit of the Loom. 4-4 Bleached. lec.
500 yards good quality of Domet Flannel, iii 3 quality. for Saturday and Men-
day. 4io per yard. _ ‘ _
25 full size Comfortables. 81 grade, at Illic. Coming the time of year when
you need them.
25 dollar and squatter Comfortablee, at 980.
50 dozen of Gent's Mixed Bose. They are seconds of the regular 10c socks,
but With such slight imperfections you cannot hardly find them and then look at
the price. tic per pair.
25 dozen Children's Ribbed Vests. part wool, and a fine line of sizes; 25o la
the usual co. special price. 190 for any size. 5
On atorday and Monday only we shall ester for the ladies” wants by selling
them on these two days too dozen of Ladles’ Fast Black dose. at 10c per pair.
They are straight lilo steering: as one look will readily convince you. ‘M.
~.
each.
10c and 12in. to
ields. prevent the corsets from breaking at the sides. price for
Norwalk Chronicler