W Free or away. as emu
it two Typical comma cities.
hasheeo born to Mr. and Mrs.
Holman, of North Main street:
Mrs. John Ryan has moved from Frank?
avenue to Chapel street.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Vaughan of Nor-
m, have” a baby boy, horn yesterday.
'4»ch cream soda at Lane's. '
The auditors went over 'l‘own Treasur-
“W. A. Curtia‘ accounts last night and
found them correct.
The oil tanks at the Standard Oil com.
party’s» new plant are being painted
white.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hiber-
niana, will hold a sociable in Arion Hall,
. --Weak Fish, no. a 1b.; nine Fish, 8..., at
. Kayes’ Market.
\ George A. Brown and Mrs. J ulia Cole-
man have been taken to the Middleton‘n
Insane Asylum.
1» i‘ he dead elms in front of Grace church
cut down yesterday and a sidewalk
rh line will be established.
artha Curtis and Miss Sarah
turned to Norwalk and will
shortly occu ”ii; former residence.
. _...; ......_.
-DeMott sells the genuinegGluten or
a health bread: 10c, try a loaf.
A top dressing is being placed on West
avenue, near Crescent street, and Court-
land Place is being flilled in and properly
I ,A large number of people gathered on
The Green, last evening, to enjoy the last
concert of the season by Dwyer's band.
Mrs. John Maddeopf Franklin avenue,
will give up the liquor busines and move
into the Fawcett place on Fitch’s liill.
At special meeting of the City Coun-
oil of Norwalk, last night, William H.
Byington was chosen one of the assessors
to succeed A. ll. Malkin, resigned.
—-New Youinan derby. at ()‘Bricn‘s.
The Young People’s society of Christian
Endeavor of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church. will hold its monthly
social and business meeting next ’ Wed-
. a . ay night.
_ Miss Katie Hope, of Clay street, will to
7“ Aiay resign her position in the fitting dc—
' y" partment of liounshury. Mathewson e.-
' ‘ company’s shoe factory, and intends to
spend the coming winter in Scotland.
Rafiaelc Mattase died yesterday at his
home, 235'; Bouton street, aged one year
and five months. The funeral was held
this afternoon.
-—A beautiful souvenir given away Sat-
, urday evening at 10:30 p. in. at the Boston
Store, Norwalk.
.‘ Councilman A. C. Wheeler has received
a letter from Councilman J. A. Pinneo, of
,. Ebonver, who says he has struck “God's
country" at last, and likes it very much.
He encountered a snow storm the first day
and was obliged to resurrect his winter
clothing.
Louis Richards, the state labor agent,
went to Darien again, yesterday. for the
purpose of compelling the Italian padrone
to pay the workmen under them the wages
due them. When that is accomplished he
will bring proceedings against the pad-
rones for fraud. as he claims to have
abundant proof of it.
«4 lbs. shoulder steak for 25c. xv. Mkt.
Yesterday the Consolidated Railroad
company removed the steam shovel,which
has been at work at Wilson Point. to
,' our»... other ‘
annualize- returned to] the Brooklyn
Helghts‘mluilgom m 9'
The schooner aim Miiples is at Wiiooo
Point with a cargo of brick for Raymond
Brothers.
The oliicers of Division No. 1, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, will go to Bridge-
port tomorrow to attend the county con-
vontlon.
WW
—-The purest coffee at Lane’s restaurant
Miss Era Morehouse, daughter of A. P.
Beers, of Leonard street: has-accepted”;
position as school teacher in a town near
Syracuse.
A number of the young lady emplo you;-
of the corset factory will enjoy a sail
this afternoon on the Sound.
---~L'mbrellas and canes. at 0'Brien,s.
Work on Westport’s new electric rail-
way willhegiu next week. The yebulldé
ing will probably be finished on Decems
her 15 and the trolley cars running soon
afterward.
The Misses Donnelly, of Harbor ave-
nue, received word yesterday that it was
not their brother who was killed in the
trolley accident in Brooklyn, but that he
is now in New York city.
”New Dunlap hat, at ()‘Brien‘s.
. . .
James Walsh’s garden at Norwalk, has
a great attraction for thieves. It was raid-
ed two nights this week.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt will preach morning
and evening in the Norwalk Methodist
church. Services at 10:30 and 7:30. Ush-
ers are in attendance to seat strangers.
Louis Sheldon, driver for Expressuian
T. C. Kavanagh, started this morning at
9 o’clock to drive Father Slocum‘s horse
to Waterbury. The distance is about
forty miles.
w~The Merrill college, Stamford,evening
classes offers unexceptionai advantages
to young men and women employed dur:
ing the day. Enter on the opening even-
ing, October lst.
Miss Lane has leased the S. B. S. Biasell
homestead [on The Green for a lterm of
years. Mrs. Bissell now resides with her
sister in Newark, X. .l.
Floyd M. Schoonmaker, an intimate
friend of Charles Treadwell, of Norwalk,
has composed a new song. it is entitled
“A Bun ch of Violets."
All women who desire to vote for
school visitors at the town election, Mon.
day, Oct. 7, and have not registered,
should do so without delay. Wednesday,
October 2, is thclast day on which women
can register.
—Pork and manage. 12c} ;. at People's
Market. .\'o. l3 North Main street.
Rev. Gerald ll. Beard willapreach a! the
lirookside Chapel tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. A quartctte from the South
Norwalk Congregational church will sing
at the service.
in the summary process case of A. l“..
Austin against Frank Fox. before Judge
Frost, this morning, judgment for the
plaintiff was entered and a writ. of dis
possession granted.
The Junior society,\'. l’. S. ('. Ewelocled
officers yesterday afternoon at the .Vor-
walk .Congrcgatioiml Chapel. Edward
Parker was chosen president: Miss Annie
Ryder. vice-president. and (‘hcstcr llcath,
secretary.
At the South'Norwaik llaptist church
the pastor will preach tomorrow morn-
ing and evening. Morning subject,
“Christ's Criticism of the Age in which he
Lived; Will it Apply to the Present Age?
Evening subj‘t, “ The Harvest.“ The
annual collection will be taken for the
Norwalk Hospital, and it is hoped to
make ita large one.
—We are still in the land of the living.
even if we are high and dry. We have the
finest assortment of Havana, Key West
and domestic cigars in towa, and our line
Quarte, 65 am. dozen;
Combine the LATEST STYLE AH!) FINISH.
E. M. JfiCkBOfl.
(Over F. Mead's Confectionery.)
Prices are low; extremely to. Our styles
some of the choicest
30c and 37in per yard.
nave received another shipment of
broken.
Edward
, Sillillll ""éiiiiiwognfiiiiii.
CCU PIES a portion of E. Gusowrkl‘s store,
corner of \ 'ali and Water rtreeis. Nur-
walk. "all and see the latest styles in spring
hate. caps. etc. ’ 'aflf
Art students League Course.
.\lrs.V. l). Premium Lingan. Miss Grace
Lennie Prentiss. instructor.
Class in drawing. painting and on! of door
sketching to open emnrray, Sept. 21 Apply
be'orc Hepai'.’ to Miss Seott. at Public Library,
South Norwalli. ell lm
H L. SEBASTIAN, TEIGHEB
0f Violin. Mandolin.6ultsr and Banjo
will open his Fall 'l‘orm hero. 'lncsday even-
ing, Septeuibrr 1’4. at l.‘ lhy street.
instruments furnished if desired. alii 'lw
1 small lllliWilK
Plillllillllillllc - oicuismi
LATEST ANII MOW POPULAR
MUSIC Furnished for All occasions
Any number of plan.“ from two to ten.
Kl. F'Uo .l. obi 11‘". Manager: JOHN
YOUNG. Leader and Director.
Address RUFUS J. SMITH. No. ill Elizabeth
street. Houih Nor-wall. Conn. 923 lm
_.
A‘maciiaiiitseasais.
ice on Tonight
Joe Utt, the well-known and popular
young eccentric comedian. will appear at
lioyt's Theatre to—night, in “The Star
Gazer," which was written for him by
Franklyn W. Lee. Coming from sills.
tinctively theatrical family, and schooled
in the art of comedy simrechllilhood, he
has risen stop by step, passing the various
stages, until, having added to all his iii-
Ell. [till
22 South Main fitment.
JACKSON’e-i f’EIOTOGRAPHs
.___d ._.___.__~..
EBWARD STREET.
You need underwear this Fall and we are prepared to nipply your wants.
the rug trade. Never were such bargains to be seen.
r‘
n‘, 55 cents dopey.
,ElElll WOMAN lilillSEll
is anxious to give her neighbor the bone.
fit of her experience when she makes
satisfactory purchases. and especially
in her marketing. When she receives
good meat, ood weight for her money,
she invites or neighbor to come with
her next time. Our meats and vegetables
are fresh every morning, and we are sure,
for value, we cannot be touched. Next
time you go marketing ve us a trial:
we are convinced this wil lead to our
mutual advantage.
FREE DELIVERY.
NEWlllllKlllllKil'
Frank 8. lym, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. South Norwalk.
Our aim is to give satisfaction to. our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions ofvtha PHOTOGRAPH“! Alt.
' baRGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN‘S STUDIES. 3
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
are right, too.
Will pay you to look over the line for ladies. gentlemen and children.
Black Driss Goods in fancies are prettier than ever this reason and we h vs
Examine them and see if you are not of the same uy'zid.
New laces this week; good. cheap and pretty. Special values at [203,350,
those rugs that created such armies in
Como before the line is
Street
No. 5 (iFAZETTE BUIIJDING.
1 -
Nellle M. Disbrow
TEACHER or PIANO.
. Terms reasonable on application. Address,
.iii West iwenue. angumm
f .
R. H. PLAISTED,
DRIIGGIS'F.
We Wish to Call You Attention
to a Few Prices on
PATENT MEDICINES.
ing Stores.
are sold in many stores.
There are always
l’
is connected with our Clothing and M
noes. In many clothing houses this braiic
an inexperienced person and the result is old sty
inferior goods, broken. izes. a general dissatll
and shed impression f Hat Departments‘ln“
t ‘ ,
and us that no such experience awaits you here. “.3,
our stock is all new, the latest blocks and colors, and ‘ '
first class goods. We give you the very best Hots , ,1, ,
that can be sold for'the money, and much better shan '
Our Derbys are$ l .50, $2, $3
SOfT
HATS
Brows. Blacks. and Pearls, for $L25, $|i50’“‘v,v'
- $2.00 and $2 50. ‘ '
“TAMS”
in a great variety of colors, shapes end patterns.
They will be much worn by ladies’, misses' and child-
ren this fall and winter.
flllll NEW BlflTHING 'IS READY.
COME IN AND SEE IT.
inasnci Bills,- ,
Iii South Main St. 80. Hawaii; Masonic Building. tumult,» ,
selling, and our assortment
is good. '
;
1 LITTLE THINGS
subject
out for.
PERHAPS YOU DON’
But if you should waotrauy
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry or
What a chance for an essay lor a sermon on that
It is the little things that make life
miserable or happy. You know, the rhyme about
drops of water and grains of sand.
It is the little things in our business that we look
If every one knew that the value of cats
is in tte weight. it wouldn’t seem economical to
try the oats that you will get the most of for the
same amount of money.
your horses sick and in the end you find them
most expensive. The digestive organs of a horse
don’t take kindly to dirt. chat! and dust.
Our cats are carefully screened. We are sure if
you try them you will not use any others.
1 MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL smear.
l The Leading Grain Dealer.
Poor or dirty oats make
, sauce omen.
sonnass'
LIVEBY eras
Silveiware
’0' “5:33; a? 3113:? 323:, stud: of NW o6“ nave.- better. Trowhridgc g. herit talents and resources and originality H0 0 (1,. Sarsaparilla 600 cryour Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
completed,and Lathrop 5‘. Shea have com- (10., corner Main and Washington streets, 0' execution that. is after the style 0' “0 ’ paired and cleaned, call or send at once to ‘
monced the foundation. ———.«—- other comedian liVing or dead, he stands Ayers' Sareaporilla, 670
R ———-————- Mrs. Wheeler will sing at the orgain “Milly ”ml”! the ““1"!“ exponents 0‘. ’
' Afreight train broke in two ntSaybrook recital next Monday night, “Rejoice occciit‘rlc comedy. inlliis lininflw is an! Paynes Celery compound, 67c ' . I l N
, unctlon, last night. and then came to— Greatly," from Handel's MQMM" and gpntrigand in "he applicatlogo the rules Green's Nervura 700 ,
I gather with such force that two cars Were “V" songs, “EC"“U‘Y'H by M” ii. "' A' 0 art c h?" 11;“, unto 1mm; '5“; that‘ he ‘ ,
./ tipped lover. The tracks were blocked Beach. “M a Venetian Barcarolie by Isl?!) "1.“: Pl 0 “ it?!" t'yftmtr‘ie p" )“c Alleck’s Planters, 100 OPERA HOUSE BLOCK! NORWALK'
'for several hours and the midnight train lliumcathai. ._..___.. we um“ “m” “H" “9“" mi” Fromm. , __
’ of tradition. In The Star hazer he has Castoria, 230 -~~~ -...m
did not go through South Norwaik until
At the First Methodist Episcopal church abundant opportunity for the exercise of
ltcv. l), H. liowney, of Stamford, will his talents. and Prof. Jupiter More will Benson's Planters, 12c
SEND YOUR lillllllllEll T0 "8.." -
8 o’clock this morning.
If you do. it'll make a greatdlflerenoe th
, ‘ _ preach in the morning in exchange with emphasize his rights to the popularity he the can re “a
The County Commissioners have releas- the pastor. At night the pastor will helm-o won throughout the country. Pear’s 803p: 100 withy “who“ h: attuzfig pg...“
“1:316!:‘il1n Oil Tailor!“ (I‘M-Brussels, “ preach the second illustrated sermon on “M“ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - V l. 5 0 ii iii 10 poaslb could be elsewhere, and gt... m.
:t No::nl;“flf;:eyc;1fil‘°m’zg'xyinl"§::e “l’llgrim’n Progress." The subject will Break in the Hawaii Water Main. “39 “‘9’ z. 0 e, c . gbly‘ lessbgost. Vgsien yep can save
‘ ' ‘ V .. .‘ f) d.“ 'l‘h it. ‘ l - - - . u n itergo a cave struoka -
York with her mother, who, the father M The Slougho lespon “m n 'lhere WM “ had wreak in u“ “at" Vaseline, 2 OZ. bottle, 050 ’ tat’iongofabonanza,’ 3km}. what you “who“ I
log» mwd by the pastor under a power— main on Wall street. in front of Mrs. E,
fnl light can be seen clearly from all P. Wood's residence, shortly before 5 Carter's Pills, 2 bottles for 250
parts of the house. in spite of the op- o'clock yesterday afternoon. ’l‘hc'road‘ , . . .
pressive heat of last Sunday a very bed was raised fullya foot by the press- William’s Pink P1119: 35°
large congregation was present. All are are from thebreak, the macatlam badly - ' b
cordially invited. _ washed and the street flooded. Sand and Queen Pl", 2 gram eac‘l’ 25c
N ‘Y Market gravel washed over on the street car p9! hundred-
away at the Boston store. NorwakJéat— ' ' ' truth. and two of the Norwalk Street -
‘0‘, « .
unis! evening. at 9:80 p. m. (soawam NBWB on sioiirn mom.) “on“! COMMUTE men were kept holy “ 1‘7 "1'31: «Children’s Shoes. 70 Non. aln st.
. ._ shoveling it off until the water commiss- ,
At 5:10 this morning fire was discowml
“Pure and sum]! loncrs could bare the water shat oil. The ‘ ’
. , break was repaired late last night.
. , 9
-_ ‘ ' . ‘ , in McMahon 5r Wren’a block in 'Ilridge- ‘
a ’ P port and when the flames were extinguish. . i ' . . .
4. - ed the entire building had been gutted, . 3 ea 1n.a
entailing a loss of about noon. The n ~ H Pl AISTE i
I I ’
find in our stock~the best juvenile footwear
. Kermit. and sold at 25 per cent. lower
, than elsewhere. This week we are
01.25 sages for 90c. etc. igon can’t beat either
our goo a or ”oer on m t as well to
beat a drum Silo a'f’eathergh tr!
G. H. HARVEY.
il‘ 'ri»
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots
hers. leather and Hhoe Biadln "ifio’d‘iggb'
alleges, is an improper person to have
custody of her. lie will now, if he desires
to obtain custody of the child, be obliged
"'10 bring his petition before a New York
court.
~Copies of Famous Paintings given
-l.eg lamb, I‘ligc.
..._..——- fifiw—w...
A $10,000 Fire In Bridgeport.
B lNG ” BK rl’ldfiefioflk Athletlil:I Club headquarters
' ”“ th , d 1;
“Absalutely the best and most '1 0 l 0‘3 an 0 or heavy low" "a
grimly Brother: saloon keepers, and
. ‘ . e. , e um,theup olsteror. l
desirable baking powder manufactured.’
’ ‘ unis. n. summations-momma.
ICES and ICE CREAM in all the Latest Forms,
Glace Bisque, DeOrlosns, Orange Frappe, Tortonl Cafe.
’92 washinsion Street. ‘53 wail Slim. ;
Deflect'sienmoi is the but in town. L 4.
Leave Murmansk“ ,.
mainspeaplowlllpersmin mine he ‘ a Washington Street.
Norwalk Chronicler