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‘th pa V "on of William acclimate}. of
”walk," has be reissued.
, éThe coucertin Hoyt’s Theatre, Tues.
40".. Oct. 22d. under the auspices or the
. King's Daughters. at Trinity church, will
bonus of the leading attractions of the
Tucson.
. (I Amwss born yesterday. to Mr. and
Mn. John Herring, Clay street.
,. «Well, ’tis a funny name, but the
‘ 'IBlaok Cat Mgazine is a seller. Ask Bene-
dict. Only 5 cents.” .,
Uncut! Tribe, 1. O. R. M., will hold a
smoker in their hall on Monday, the 21st
' inst. ‘
—-Dr. J. T. Thomas, chiropodlst, will be
at 55 South Main street, South Norwalk,
on Sunday, the 18th.
‘7‘ .
W. F. Ambler is moving from Eliza‘b'eth
street to the house lately occupied b VH.
,Emory Pease, on Washington street.‘ ‘
l’c
.. «New Youm-an derby, at O'Brie‘riE
R. Eugene Kinney will start Monday for
. the ' Hot Sulphur Springs, to undergo
treatment for the benefit of his health.
—-Ask Benedict for the Government
Standard cigar, only $1.00 per box.
John Steegmuller, the well—known clar-
inetist, has accepted an engagement to
play in a theatre at Wilkesbarrc, Pa.
The season lasts until next June.
-—For ostrich feather boas go to H.
Krieger’s, Mahackemo Hotel block.
Members of Butler Lodge, 1. O. O. 13..
are expected to call at headquaters to
night and secure caps and badges for the
anniversary and dedication next Tues-
day.
Fred Hall, of Norwalk, has been at the
Danbury fair this week looking after the
interests of the famous Norwalk oysters
at Hyland’s restaurant. In the evening
he gives pool exhibitions.
.r—At H. Krieger's storcladies will al-
Ways find the largest and best assortment
lo! cloaks and jackets and miliinery.
Prices the very owest.
0n the occasion of the Odd Fellows’
parade in Waterbury next Tuesday, the
South Nor-walk and Norwalk lodges will
be in the sixth division, which will form
ion Park place, under the command of
’ Marshal William J. Larkin.
—-Coii'ee with cream, 5c cup, at Lanes.
The Ellis Musical club will hold its first
meeting of the season Monday night. at
the residence of the director, D. 1.}. Ills-
brow. West avenue. The organization
will be perfected, members enrolled and a
musical programme rendered.
—You can buy fresh pork and sausage
10c a lb., at i'layes' market.
The summary of the Commercial Record
" for the current week credits Norwalk
with six sales of real estate and mortgages
amounting to 311,750. For the cones
pondlng week last year there were five
real estate sales and mortgages of £0,475.
——Crnnberries 10c. qt. N. Y. store.
The catch of oyster seed this week ofl
Bridgeport has been large and there
hnl also been a large influx of buyers,
some of the large ones coming from the
south side of Long island. The prices
now paid are fifteen to twenty cents per
bushel. __
-—Iiargest stock. at N. Y. market.
The fire alarm system is again in work-
ing condition, the damage done by the
breaking of the wire on South Main street
by'a trolley car, having been repaired,
Box 8, at the Mahackemo liotel corner,
was burnt out and slight danla go was
done at the electric light station.
~Bhouldcr steak do. at People's market,
No. lil North Main street.
Prof W. (l. Newail'uclaas for ladies and
gentlemen, beginner». will meet at Arion
Hall each Wednomlay evening, at H o'cloilk .
sharp. Advanced pupils will be admitted
Itilp. m. The hour from H to 0 will lm
devoted to waltz practice; from ii to 10:45
the new dances will be introduced.
~Fur and cloth capes. jackets, etc. in
all the latent styles and materials, at tho
lowest cash prices, at M. H. fillilth'n.
“Roadrunner (Y. (I. l‘Ichil will address
the section foreman of the New division
this evening. giving an account of what
he saw during his recent trip to Europe.
The lecture will be illustrated by means
of altereoptlcou. slides having been pro.
pared from photographs taken by Mr.
Elwell.
“Chicken l2‘/,c lb.. N. Y. market.
a
in boat Jane Granfis‘ut Wilson Point
with a cargo of stone and cement, (or Ray-
mond Brothers. W .
~—Take the N. Y. Recorder every day
and share in the beautiful prises given
away. Benedict can deliver it. '
The Nor-walk Hoepital board will hold
its monthly meet g Monday night, “in
the Library building, Norwalk.
Miss Estelle Smith and Mrs. George
Baxter rode from Norwalk to Bridgeport
and return, yesterday, on their bicycles.
wForacheap and stylish jacket go to
H. Krieger's, Mahackemo Hotel block.
Miss Ullie Alrerstrom, the little favor-
Hoyt’s Theatre, Thursday. October 24.
She will be here the 24th, 25th and 20th.
~—One pound of fine writing paper with
envelopes to match, for ladies’ use, in neat
box, only 25c. Ask Benedict, Norwalk
newsdealer.
The Republican candidates for city
oiiices of Norwalk have
the town clerk on account of their elec-
tion expenses. The returns will nut all be
in until next Wednesday.
the evening of Oct. 22d, ranks among the
best, and promises an evening of melody
The brick work of the new tunnel con-
necting the two depots progresses rapidly
and will soon be completed. Carpenters
are constructing the shed at the south
end of the west-bound depot.
'—Be sure and ask Benedict, the Nor-
walk newsdealer. for Ladies” Standard of
Fashions for November. Only Scents.
The American Opera company, of whom
critics everywhere have waxed eloquent
in their praise, will open a week’s engage-
ment at Hoyt‘s Theatre, Monday night,
October 28. It is composed of forty tal—
ented people.
~Leg mutton 10c, N. Y. market.
At their meeting last night, the mem-
bers of Sherman Commandery, L'. O. G.
C., votedto start again their home socials,
which were so popular last winter!
The first one will be held October 30 with
Miss Romer, at her home on West ave-
nue.
—Biggest stock of toys in Norwalk, at
Benedict's, «iii Wall street.
A new time table will go into effect on
the Consolidated road a week from Sun
day. it will contain many changes. all of
which, however, have not been decided
upon. It is proposed to resume the 12
o‘clock train out of New York and Bos-
ton, which was laid off two years ago. and
it is also believed that ado'clock train
will Ilt‘ put on. r“
5 lbs. mixed ten “.00, X. Y. store.
Electric Light Commissioner \Ijinchesh r
and Engineer Briggs, oi South Norwalk,
and Councilman William H. Smith
and Engineer Wood, of Norwalk, accom-
Stamford, this afternoon to inspect the
underground system of the Southern
New England Telephone company, which
it is proposed to place in Norwalk.
-( )ysters and cscullops at People’s mar-
ket, No. iii North Main street.
Better roads will increase the market
value of all farms lying in the immediate
neighborhood where the {improvement is
made, and indirectly increase the val-
ues of forming lands located ata distance.
They will increase the carrying power of
wagons, the drawing power of horses, ren«
der fewar horses necessary.save harnesses,
wagons, help and numerous incidental ex.
pauses, which the common dirt and mud.
dy roads entail.
——Tho purest coifee at Lane‘s restaurant
The teachers of the grammar grades
of the South Norwaik public schools will
meet with Principal Foote, at Kundsen‘s
Hall, at the close of the afternoonlsesslon
next Monday, to dlncusa acliool questions.
These meetings are held every Monday,
the primary teachers meeting one week
and the intermediate and higher grade
teachers the next. 'i'hcao gntheringa are
a source of much profit in school work, as
they give rise to interesting dlscunulons
and an exchange of views.
”findira' felt hole, at (l'llrlen's.
A Rinse, on wheeiswas i he attraction on
wmfi avenue and Wall street yesterday
nftr oon. it won W. i". (‘lmgusweii
moving the rear portion of W. H. Hmltll'u
house from Franklin street, South Nor-
wulk, to Cranbury. Mr. Smith moved
the main portion of the house to West
street. and instead of tearing down the
mmcx he sold it to Mr. Coggeswrll, who
will one it as an addition to another email
building he recently moved to Cranhury.
Two teams of horses did the hauling. and
took the heavy load up Mill Hill in line
shape.
Fruit Jars, qts. the. dos. N. Y. store.
(NOEWAIJI NEWD ()N EIUIITH I‘Mili.)
"Pure and Sure.”
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BAKING Mom
, Made of pure crystal cream of tonal-ma product of
“the grape and most wholesome. Alexa. ammonia and
-.§:!:*Ph‘m are ‘3’“? substitutes for
demenot [kind in. gr.
., cream of tartar.
it?
its, will come here and open her season at.
filed with .
air-The talent secured {or the concert on
panied by Manager J. Ii. Morris, will go to '
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in ii bushel lotr, 50 o. ate per bushel.
F. , ll. lAWlllll & to.
22 Sciuth Main Street.
our ' wosu PliitfllSEll
is anxious to give her neighbor the bene-
fit of her experience when she makes
satisfactory purchases, and especially
in her marketing. When she receives
good meat. cod 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.
NEW Yiilili liilili. I‘i‘
Frank 8. Ayers. Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block. South NorWalk.‘
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the Lh’lls‘l‘ STYLE AID nuts ll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the Puorooaamno 1181‘.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. to. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery.) . 58 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
All Wool Plaid and Silk and Wool Dress Goods are very
scarce and they are to be scarcer You had better avail yourself
of the Opportunity to buy where you can find an assortment.
We have anticipated the great demand these goods
would have and are able to show you a splendid stock at right
prices, too.
Look at our line of Tam O’Shanters.
Edward Street
No. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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Nellie M. Dlsbrow.
TEACHER 0F PIANO.
Terms reasonable on application. Address.
36 West avenue. anglli iiln
ll. H. PLAISTED,
dun summon. MIT-Ell.
OCCUPIES a‘gortion of E. Gusowski's store.
corner of all and Water street». Non
walk. Call and see the latest styles in spring
hate. cane. etc. about
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sin“ ioiwni
Pillllilllnmc - ORCHESTHI‘
LATEST AM) MOST POPULAR
MUSIC Furnished for All Occasions
Any number of pieces from two to ten.
ltl Flirt J. NMl'l‘li. Manager; JOIIN
YOUNG. header and Director.
Add RUFUS .l. SMITH. N iii Ell'. both . ,
strlienrghlilili Norwalk. Conn. 0' r2lli‘lm DRIIG G-I ST.
Riverside In School,
flouth Norwalk. Art Students' Leo no Course. ”40——
Mrs. V i). Prentiss inngan. lss Grace
laconic Prentiss. instructors. A ply to Miss
Scott. at Public Library. South . orwaik; in
0.
OFFICIAL ENVELOPES.
WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
YOU MONEY.
tome and See!
Nearly 200,000 Surplus Will ilsve to be Re-
turned and Destroyed.
()iI'icial voting envelopes not used at
the town elections, held Monday, were
returned tothe secretary of state by
the thousands and will be destroyed.
lieretofore the envelopes left ever have
been retained by the town clerks under
seal, and the secretary has from year to
year kept a record of the same, and for-
warded suiiiclent envelopes to take the
place oi the ones used at elections.
This year the envelopes bore the date of
the election. and those not;used must be
returned to the secretary. With the sworn
statement of the election officials as to
the number used. Twice as many envol.
open were sent to towns as.therc are names
on the voting lists. no that half of the
envelopes are returned. ally way. There
were thousands of persons whose names
wore on the lists, abio, who did not vote.
There ware sent out uver:ux),000 envelopes
and probably nearly 200,000 envelopes
will be returned. to go up in smoke.
The envelopes, after coming from the
innunlactories, had to be sealed in small
packager: by the secretary‘s clerks, and
15,000 of tile great. blue seals of the state
Wereused in this Work.
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW.
Mother Gray dim South Nomslil letters the
Benefit cl tier Experience.
Therein nremedy for children's ordin—
nryllls. knowu at the drug stores nil
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders,
which is verypopulor among l-ioutll Nor»
walk mothers who have used tillnmedi-
cine for the past four seasons. Mother
Gray. for many years a nurse in the
Children’s! Home in New York, the or igl-
nator of these powdersulevotcd the best
years of her life to treating the many
children's ailments which so often come
to her notice ill her capacity as nurse.
The result of her experience she has
PLAISTEB’S
illilliiH BEMEilY
Always Cures
250 and 50c per bottle.
PLlIi'l‘Ell’S
BENZBIN BREiii
cures chaped hands and
giventothe world in her Mother liray's Bore llpl.
weet Worm Powders. These powders
are now placed in all dru stores, and
mothers everywhere use an praise them» war-M
and tell other mothers about them. They
cure revert-hoses dlarrhma, bod stomach.
headaches and all bowel troubles. racy:
cleanse the stomach and bowels, and if.
warms exist positively destroy them. an .
hielesnsi thee temdothechlld will“ H. PlA'STED’
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in an even hm, ask at your drug
store gait-ecu belt at Mother 'Grsy’sf
Sweet . and use them i '
your fault
«IW “flit-
..‘fiu‘e ~
Will soon return to us with weather cold enough for
lander. Have you protected yourself against the chilly
Continual vigilance to the minutest detail in the“ put
and manufacture of our goods enables us to otter to our oh! no ,
new customers the most satisfactory stock of clothing it has are:
been our priviledge to display, prices,
to be considered.
Heavy Weights,
$6.50.
Diagonals, at 8.00, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00 and 18.00.
Mel’s Bill illlll Black Beaver all Kiliilii
TOVERCOATS,
$I0. $I2and$l5.
Men’s Uisters. $6. $8. $IO. $12, $l5
and $18.
Underwear,
39 cents to $2.15 per garment.
Words of Commendation for
CHILDREN’S ilEPAliTMENT.
Suits from 01.50 to $8.
The best line at 85 we could buy.
SlilliE llPEN EVENINBS.
iiilMSilllili BROS.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
A watch dog was lying on the barn floor with one o e
on the current of events and the other stored away or
future use.
A hen ilew oi! thd nest and made a great oaokling.
“Keep quiet you feathered biped,” the dog growled,
“any one could do what you have done if they had the
same chance. If they led me on Buffalo Gluten Food, I
could lay eggs myself.”
Iiilill
Feed to make eggs. not to sustain life only.
‘ MANUELT, HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
‘0‘]! FOR '
Buffalo Gluten Feed tor Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
‘1‘ BEST GRAIN BRANCH ounce.
, l FOR HORSES sonuaus'
AND CATTLE. LIVERY STABLE.
PERHAPS YOU DON’T! “
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
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Silvalware
SEND YOUR (:illiilliili T0 "8.
possibly could be elsewhere. and It a
ably less cost. When you can save in
buying better goods, you've struck a
find in our stock-«he best juvenile footwear
than elsewhere. This week we are
best a drum with a feather.
cs HI HARVEY!
LOOK! LOOKii LOOK iii
Mead’s Window, Saturday.
LOADS 0F
Fresh Ma 3 Ca
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, ”hilt
quality, style and finish
illli’s in Will Black iiilili suits
More Men’s Suits in Cassimeres, Choviots, Thibets and 1
I4 South Main 31.. so. lint alli; Ma ' 1-, ,, 3
w some Buililng Nniwaii,
if you do. it'll make a greatdlilereoee with
the youngsters and a still greater dlfiereioe
with you. They'l he better shod. than they
consider-
, mini
tstion o! a bonanza. That's what youlil “won:
2 Norwalk. and sold at 20 per cent. lower lose
81 25 Shoes for 000. etc. You can't beat either
our goods or prices; you might as well try to
’ Wholesale and naian Dealerlu boaa and ant-
hers. Ueather and Shoe Hindi Innis tarot
of Children‘s slim. 70 NM Main oi.
Norwalk Chronicler