.‘u‘ . ‘ around em his pain. N. Y. Mkt. The case of Michael Lubrlno was con- tinued from this morning until next 8st- urdsy. Gould Hoyt has poeltlvoiy declined to run for grand juror on the Republican town ticket. -—F. Boylaton, Rowayton, Ct., has place ed his order with machinery dealer Cap- ron for a 15 H. P. engine and boiler. E. 0. Bush. of Chestnut street, has toWllton. Dr. W. C. Burke has charge of the walk Hospital this month. mm mutton 10c N Y. Market. MiaaMay ngby, who has been serious~ - Henry Tilly has just finished an else , lyili at Norwich is improving gant job in lettering for Samuel Coni- stock, J r., the groceryinau. Pratt. and Mrs. George Yoerger, ‘of River. have a new baby boy. Architect Harry W. Mather has given up his allies in Lender’s block, and yes~ terday moved his drawing tables to his home on West street. ' . ~Umbrellas and canes, at O‘Brien’s. The inspection of uniforms and equip- ments of the Fourth regiment officers and members of Companies F and I) will take place Tuesday afternoon at 1 o’clock. at the armory. ~~New Dunlap but, at O'Brien's. The annual roll call of the Norwalk ptlat church will be held Thursday, (2!: toher'M be Robert Wehrle, of West Norwalk, is aclng in the bicycle events at White _ laina today. - in-(L-ubown again. the ilnest Fresh Pork Rev. I. Anketell, now of Vermont, but who formerly had charge of the Ameri- can chapel in Dresden, will ofliciate in Trinity church tomorrow. Service at 10:30 a. m.. - Sunday school at 12 m. ins. 12 etc a lb The Star Market. ’Chris Michel and Henry h‘roeh, the bar- here on North Main street, are to dissolve ‘ partnership. William G. Green, who committed sui- cide in Stamford last Thursday, by taking ‘ poison, had relatives in South Norwalk. Officer W. N. Allen yesterday afternoon sent a horse, which had been standing for several hours near the depot, to Solmans’ stable. It belonged to Mr. Sheep, the Raymond street laundryniau. Raymond Brothers, of this city, have a ontract for a. large quantity of c oncrete ' alks and asphalt driveways M Noroton. ~.\Iiss S. Tillotson having just return— cd from the city is prepared to furnish you with the latest styles of fall and winter milliuery. 207 \Vashingtou street 3 A match has been arranged between eefe and Mulvihill, It will come off at the athletic entertainment this month. In the Court of Common Pleas, yester‘ day, it was announced that the hearing in damages in the case of I’. 1“. West against Clifford B. Hoyt, formerly of South N orwalk, would be withdrawn, as asettlement had been reached. ,5 ~Golf cape, at O'Brien's. . All ladies wishing to vote on the school 'qnestion. next Monday, are requested to ‘1 meet near the post-office at 10 o’clock . ; sharp. ‘ Conrad Borda and Deputy Sheriff Lyon attended the entertainment of the Man- hattan Athletic club in New York city, last night. The case of Bela Bosso, who was charg- ed with hreach of the peace,canie up in the Town Court this morning, and was nolled on recommendation of the prosecuting attorney, who found that there was no ground for complaint against Mr. Basso. Conductor Al. Merrett has left the em< ploy of the Norwalk Tramway company and gone to work for the Consolidated Railroad company. , ~Forequarters mutton 5c. NX. Market Aniovcment is on foot to operate the Washington street draw by electricity. The question will probably come before the new board of selectmen, after elec tlon. The South Norwalk Fife and Drum band will hold a fair in their new hall in C. H. Aisthorpe's building. at the east end of the \Vashington street bridge, Novem- ber 6, 7. 8, 9 and lith. At the First Congregational church, tomorrow morning. the pastor will preach upon “God's Call to Service.” In the evening Hon. C. L. Boothby. of New York, willspenk upon' The Disease of lnebriety and the Means of its Cure.‘ ---\cw Youinau derby, at 0' Brien's Attorney Russell Frost secured unin- junction, yesterday, restraining Deputy Sheriff Lyon from levying execution on property of '1'. 1. Raymond in a suit brought by John Gorhain, of Wilton, against Mr. Raymond several years ago. _..___.._—- D _ ___ —-Ice cream 50'“ at Lane's. Small fresh hams for roasting 12‘5cts. , W a pound, at Hayes’ market. A. J. Duane, David Miller, Mrs. J. M. . _ Benedict, Mrs. Theodore Smith, Dennis Hull and Rev. F. Eliobbins are delegates to the Baptist state convention at Bridge- port, October 14 to 17. Exceuncilman David F. llnnt has fol- lowed the example set by Mayor Lee, and put in a new driveway in front of his resi- dence on South Main street. Tnllinndge Baker has also fallen in line with this im- provement, which is likely to become general. At the Smith Norwulk Baptist church the pastor will preach morning and even- ing tomorrow. Communion at the morn- ing service. in the evening the young people's meeting and the church service will begin at ii and 7 o’clock, respectively, instead of half an hour later. “ Mrs. H. I3. Sherwood who conducted a singing class in the South Norwalk Bap tiet church, beginning last spring, will re- sume instructions Monday evening, (lolly ber 7.Those desiring to learn to read music and to sing readily by note will find it to their advantage to join this class. .. Machinery Dealer Capron is at Thomp- onville, Conn, today, on a deal for en- lne and boiler, feed mill, etc. Lewis J .Reynolds, of Winnipauk, has urchased the express business formerly onducted by Buxton dz Brunduge. Mr. ynolds will resign from J. C. liandle’s store, wh' he is employed. Francis Flnegnn and John Ii. Johnson, who started a hat store in Ansonia, have , dissolved partnership. Mr. Finegnn will ‘ continue the business. Mr. Jshvnson has returned to South Norwnlk. The Bible class of Grace church will re- Iume its session tomorrow It will meet» as formerly. each Sunday, in the lower Guild room, at the close of the morning service, and will be in charge of Prof. C. A. Haratrom. -- ~ Home dressed Chickens and Lfowla at the Star Market. Give us a call. The resignation of Mrs. Joesph (l. J on- nings, as presidentof the Woman's Ex- change, was not accepted at the meeting Thursday afternoon. Miss llotha Stone Pinneo’s resignation as vice~prcsident was accepted and Mrs. Ida b'. Keep elected to fill the vacancy. Mrs. Leslie Smith rc- slgned as a member of the board of gover- -—25 per cent of! on Caw’s fountain pens It 1’. 0. news—stand. Mrs. George Clark, wife of the actor, was coming from How York city one day this week. in the tunnel a stone crashed through the window of the car, sending the glass all over Mrs. Clark. She was quite badly frightened, but not hurt. The following Norwnlk cases have been ted to “H the vacancy. assigned for trial in the Superior (7 ourt: Tuesday, October" ..., Manlcc I)... F. Lock~ wood vathe Noronlk Tramway company: Wednesday. October 23, Natzke vs. the .Norwalk Tramway company, and Bykcs 7a. the Norwnlk Tramway company. wColTuo with cream, 5c. cnpfiit Lane‘s. At the Hull. Methodist Episcopal held morning and evening, the evening service beginning at 7 o‘clock. The third illustrated sermon will be delivered by here and Mrs. James (B. Gregory was elec- chnrch, tomorrow, diving; services will be "v - he .Quarta, to centeidcren; Pints. 5:5 centa'doze'z. E. ll. [ANTON & 00., 22 South Main Street. uni IIIIIIIII PUHGlItSill is anxious to give her neighbor the bone- fit other experience when she makes satisfactory purchases. and especially in her marketing. When she receives good meat, ood weight for her money, she invites er neighbor to come with her next time. Our meats and vegetables are fresh ei cry morning, and we are sure. for value, we cannot be touched. Next time you go marketing ive us a trial; we are convinced this wil lead to our mutual adv-.antage FREE DELlVEBI‘. ”ma. .- - mass MEAT MW“ ,lLWElGHi I I - I... “Eillhlllill‘ Donovan’s Block. South Norwalk. JACKSON ’8 PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the lt‘l'll‘l' arm AID Infill. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PBO‘IOGB APEIO A“. LARGE COLLEGI‘ION Ol' CHILDREN’S STUDIES. E. M. ’Jackson. Photographer. (OverF. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. EDWARD STREET. You need underwear this Fall and we are prepared to supply your wants. Prices are low; extremely no. Onr styles are rlght, too. Will pay you to look over the line for ladies, gentlemen and children. Black Dress Goods in fancies are prettier than-ever this season and we have some of the choicest. Examine them and see if you are not of the some mind. New laces this week; good, cheap and pretty. Special values at 20c, 25c, 300 and 87in per yard. . Have received another shipment of those rugs that created such a noise in the rug trade. Never were such bargains to be seen. Como before the line' no Edward Street No. 5 (EAZETTE BUILDING. dean snrawoun. nun. OCilPlESa \8ortion of E Gusowskl‘e store. corner of aldlan Water streets. Nor— walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring hate. cans. em. seed scum ’IeIIIIIIII Plilllllilllnlllc - ORCHESTM LATEST AN!) new POPULAR MUSIC Furnished for All Occasions “vi: nUumber of pieces from two to too. it“ Us .l. l‘MlTH. Manager: JOHN YOUNG Lender and lliretto Address flUFl rlJ. i-lMl'l‘iir No. ill Elizabeth street. rlouihNorwallI. Conn. sZilIn Mai to M. Dlsbrow. TEACHER 0F PIANO. Terms reasonable on application. Address, J6 West avenue. sum: Inn R. H. PLAISTED, DRUGGIST. Mrs. H B. Sherwood’s Singing Class will be resumed. Monday p. in.. October 71b. in the South Norwalk Baptist chnrc h. Children‘s classes formed. Old and new pupils invited. Terms 81 per lit lesaom. Children or adults Pupils furnish their own music. obit New! New! new! NEW YORK Picture Frauie Factory has the largest stock of elements and noi'noisos and Frames made to order: Glass put in :Niudons and cases. Stationary L‘hair Bot- one 175 Washington Street Bridge. (I33! We Wish to Call Your Attention III a Few bites on —SUPER|0R AND COMMON PLEAS COURT. Some Harwell: Cam that Were Argued In Bridgeport Yesterday. in the civil Superior Court at Bridge» port, yesterday, the Norwalk divorce cases of Ray M. Ayrea vs Wilbur M. Ayrea and Anna Ayres vs Douglass Ayres. and the New Canaan road case went over un- til next Week. The case of Terry & (1o. against ‘l.ewis PATENT MEDICINES. GOOD FOR Y Our Derbys are ii i .50, $2, $3 There are always is connected with our Clothing and rum . seep. In many clothing houses this brunch is an inexperienced person and the result is old inferior goods, broken sizes, a general dissatief , and a bad impression of flat Departments in 0" ing Stores. and us that no such experience awaits you here. as our stock is all new, the latest blocks and colors, and ' first class goods. We give you the very best Hats ‘ . that can he sold for the money, and much better shah ‘ are sold In many stores. . SOFT HATS selling, and our assortment is good. Brews. Blacks. and Pearls. ior $I.25, $I.50. $2.00 and $2.50. “TAMS” ‘ in a great variety of colors, shapes and patterns. They will be much worn by ladies’, mieses‘ and child- ren this fall and winter. OUR NEW (NOTHING l8 READY." COME IN AND SEE IT. tllMSTlltll nus, It 80th Main St, So. Harwell; Masonic Building W: It ill surprising to notice the trafllc ' which goes daily down Railroad place, and through the narrow passage to Mon- roestreet. All the ruilrondcontrnctors' teams and hundreds of others use this thoroughfare, and the necessity of having the street opened and put in proper con- dition is fully demonstrated. .40 lbs of fresh pork or sausage for ll, the pastor in the evening. Subject. “The Wicket (late—wllouse of interpreter and Palace Beautiful." There will be special music as follow»: “Heavenly Mansions" J. C. Macey: “'I‘arry With Me. U, My Saviour." Schnecker: also one or two gospel selections suggested by the sermon. ~ Largest assortment of fish. N. Y. Mkt. at flayea’ market. (NORWALK NEVIS 0N EIGHT" PAGE) was granted. in the Common Pleas court, an noswor was ordered in one Weekin thecase of the liidgeileld Savings bunk vs. Albert ii.i’latt;two weeks was given for an answerin the case of B. Burl-hard Vs. ° best eggs, the best sugar, beet baking pewder unless You believe m pure food, you buy the best floor, the “ Pure and Sure." yet you have not tried the you have used Cleveland 5. Amandns Bach. Arguments on the demurrer in the case of Wllrnot Faweett ex rel. Town of Nor- waik es. Samuel C. Ireland ct tab... were heard. W MNNIPAUK. Frank C. Handle. of upper Main street, returned home on Wednesday evening from an extended trip West, visiting Uti- ca, N. Y.,0range. N. J.. New York city. His many friends welcome his return home. '- monarchy evening to the Woman’s Mrs. Dad. h. Fairchild gave a recap- Lockwood and wife. of East Norwnlk. Hood’s Sampmilln, 600 came up on the ‘Illnllltlll'fl motion to . ' ' strike out part of the iicfenllants‘ answer. Ayers Sarsaparilla, 070 It seems that thc defendants mortgaged , their property to the plaintiff to secure Payne“ 0919‘? COMpOllnd, 670 the latter's claim of “Jilin, knowing all Green's Nervura 700 the time that there were other mortgages ' on it which more than covered its value Alleck’g Planters, 10c atn forced sale. The defendants in their . . unswor claimed that the plaintiff was will- COBOOI‘IE, 2.50 log to sign the mortgage with the advice . , ofcounacl. it was this part of the answer 38118011 5 Planters, 120 that was asked to he ntrlckcn out. P8 1” a 1 Several authorities were cited to show a 830 p’ . | 00 that such an ammu- should be. The Vaseline, 50!. bottle, 100 court took the [repel-s. [in the Norwalk divorce case of Henry vmnnet 2 OZ. battle, 050 M. Mitchell against Marguerite L. Mlt- . - chi-l], the defendant asked for an allow. Carters Pills, 2 battles for 250 none of notorcouueel fees and the request William’s Pink Pillll, 35° Queen Pill, 2 grain each, 250 per hundred. B. H. PLAISTED, Mei! A tl ”atoms. aim menu-idem! ' YOU MAY know that I deal in Bay, Straw, Grain, Feed, etc., and I want you to know the prime quality and full weight of the articles I sell. I want your trade, but I want to hold your trade, too, and selling honestly, and giving goods in fine, clean condition, is what I think will do it. MANUEL T, HATCH, 15 MARSHALL eraser. The Leading Grain Dealer. BEST GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE. FOR HORSES SOLMANB’ AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE. FERHAPS YOU DON’T! But if you should want any Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or SilveIware or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re- paired and cleaned, call or send at once to . A w.AUSTiu OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK. SEND YOUR CHllllllEll TO "8. If you do. it‘ll make a greatdlfferenee with the youngsters and a still greater itineraries with you. They‘i be better shod. than they possibly could be elsewhere. and at a new It grease” , ms! c5womrri‘rfi \cxiLDVtFN‘, ably less cost When you can save money , buying better goods, you’ ve struck a lull tattoo of a bonanza. That's what you’i alwa a find in our stock—the beet juvenile footwar in Norwalk. and sold at 25 per cent. low war rice; than elsewhere. This week we are .1 25 Shoes for Me. etc You can't beat either our goods or prices: on might as well tryto beat a drum with a earlier. . H. HARVEY. Wholesale and Retail DealerlnBooM hers. leather and Rhee Bindings, Wfiacflmh of Children a Shoes. 70 North LOOK! LOOK ll LOOK i ll Mead’s Window, Saturday. LOADS OF Fresh Made Candy ,e summon-t -‘ ”Eng
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