/ l l i 1 " and dressmaking parlors. 83 W Charles Hoyt. of the almshouee. ” ‘ poor health. was clubwlllmeetwltbli‘redltlls, ‘ Wednesday waning. ' The Fshan case will come 1119‘ in the ‘l‘ewa Court tomorrow afternoon. The Creobury Social club has leased a Dwelling house for its club quarters ‘ —-Umbrellas and mass, at O'Brien’s. . .The house of Charles H. Downes, of Conrtland place. is quarantined because ofsneaeles in the family. Louis Bohlitt. of Stuart avenue. has ac- ' «pad a position at Lonnsbnry, Mathew- ' son & Co's. shoe factory. gohu walker and John Moreno. sen- tenced to the state prison. were taken y the'rs yesterday by Sheriff Hewley. ‘ 4—Winter opening, NorWalk millinery Main street. Oct. 19. 21. Mrs. Helen Holmes. manager.» Amendment has been erected in the I Norwalk cemetery to the memory of Mrs. Caroline St. John, wife of Henry Cniches- m. The Arlon Singing society will have practice tonight. This will be the last re~ hearsal previous to the concert Monday night. 'Misees Naomi and Blair Smith will en- tertain the members of the Idle Hour club tomorrow afternoon at their home on Crescent Tor!§¢£’.__...,_ The new American liner St. Paul, on 'which Everitt Wighsm is assistant‘ elec- trician, passed the Lizard Wednesday, on her way to Southampton. ”Insurance plan fl leiizabeth street. The public schools are closed today in order to afford the teachers an opportun- ity to attend the State Teachers” associa- tion meeting in New Haven. The county commissioners will be at , the town clerk’s office Monday, October i“ f 21, from 10:. m.,tollp. m.. for the pur- .. poseoi issuing liquor licenses. Edward Flynn; the carriage maker on Haniord place. lost a pocketbook, con- taining 845, at the fair in Music Hall or on his way home. Wednesday night. A maltose cat was run over by a wagon on Railroad place, yesterday afternoon. Ind badly injured. Officer Pennington put the feline out of misery by shooting it. —The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant! The American schoorier Florence A, A. B Strout, master, has nrriied at. Bridgeport from St. John. N. 8.. witha cargo of lumber for the Hill & lluhbell Lumbercompnny.o oiVorwaik A local wag, in commenting upon the selectmen'e order that no fire shall be fur- uished at the tramp house, says: “Guests , willbe obliged to bring their fire with , l r ./ r' E s .i ‘ Fk 3 i , lee \ . them or go to—-son1e warmer place." —-Ladlse' felt hats. “.00, at O‘liricn‘s. The tugboat Matt llowe. well known in this waters. which was so badly dam- ageda year or more ago at "Beardsley s shipyard in Bridgeport,ls being rebuilt there. When the work is completed she will be about as good as new. —Insure your bicycle with Fox Cycle 1 00.. 2 Elizabeth street. The civil Superior Court is still wrest- ! with the problem of Nstzlre and fly vs. Norwalk Tramway company. Dr. Bill gas on the stand yesterday fore- noon and gave testimony bearing on the case. from a medical standpoint It is expected that liov. S. B. Pond will, by request. preach a sermon at the Ohm» el of our lioly Saviour on “Prayers for ' the Deed, " probably on the Sunday in the octave of All Saints‘ Day. in which he will speak of some members of the par- ish who have died during the year. “Wanted. a young woman not less than twenty-five years of age. of amiable disposition. one who knowns bow tosew and repair. to travel with the Alterstrom company as maid. A servant wanted. Apply at Mshackemo Hotel. Saturday at 10s. in. with references-Jo Gus. Bernard. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bheehsn. of Day ~ street, moved today to J11hnsonvllle.N. Y .. wherelir. Bheehhn will take charge of the hotel formerly conducted by his When During their residence of sev- eral years in South Norwslk Mr and Mrs. iiheshan have made many friends. who wills-net exceedingly to hear of their removal. They leave with best wishes T. ll. Foster. a Dachau. is hes-stodgy closing up Bell Island for the summer. William Miller has left the employ. of George Sobsnb, oi the Germania Hotel. "New bicycles, to. Fox Cycle Co. The selectmen have received the resig: nation of M Roberts as coilstable at East- Norwalk. __ -. -W The chart for the South Norwalk Athe- letlo club’s entertainment will close *to- night at 6 o‘clock. * The Cranburv Social club will meet to- night to see about procuring furniture for their new club rooms.___’ EContractor William Sheldon is putting in a ca 'baein at the foot of Kellogg street, on Spring Hill. The whist players of the Seaside club, Bridgeport. will come to Norwslk tonight for a game at the Norwslk club. Miss Annie McSally and William Fa- han were married at St. Mary’ schurch,yes- terdsy, by Rev. Father Daugherty. The October- meeting oi the Central Union of King's Daughters will be held at the Norwalk Congregational church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock. The military record of the late Albert DeForest during the late war is an ex- cellent one. He earned promotion from the ranks to second lieutenant for bravery —Coi!ee With cream, 5}.- cup. at Lane’s. Washington Hawxhnrst,oi Crunbury. and Miss Jennie Nash will be married at Christ church, Westport, “'ednesday eve- ning, October 80th, at 7.30 o‘clock by Rev. Barhytt. A man attemplnd to pick Frank Hon- necker's pocket in the shooting gallery on Main street. last evening. Upon com' plaint oi Mr. Honnecker the stranger was locked up and will be tried this afternoon. V. A. Scofleid hired a turnout yesterday to a man from Hartford. On the New Canaan road he lost control of the horse, and the carriage was wrecked and had to be taken‘to Tilly’s for repairs. —-New Dunlap hat, at O' Brien s. The Willing Workers of the A. M. H. church held a pound social at the Colored Social club rooms on Water street. Nor- waik. last night. There was a good at. tendauce and the affair will net the uncle ty a snug sum. The boxes auctioned ofl brought good prices. ——~A. ll. Keeler. having bought out J. ll. Johnson's batting business. invites the public to call and see his stock at L’fibouth Main street. lists of all kinds made over to look as good as new. Blocking and lroning‘a speciai_t_y_.____ After Thomas Gallagher, one of tho Springdaie burglars, received his sen- tence in the Superior Court Wednesday. he requested his counsel to ask the court to change the place to state prison. asa year there would be preferable to 11 your in jail. The court refused the request. —Ico cream soda at Lane's. The regular mid-week prayer meeting in the South Norwalk Baptist church. last night, was very interesting. Rev. ll. 0. Sherwood. the pastor. led. He gave helpful accounts of the meetings at tho the convention in Bridgeport. Several others who attended the convention gave extracts from the speeches and sermons heard there. —Stolen bicycles replaced, Fox Cycle (:0 The ltentz-Ssnfiy burlesque company appeared at the Not-walk Opera House last. evening beiorea fair sired audience. The performance was exceedingly good for one of a burlesque nature, and had they remained in town tonight the house would have been crowded. Home of the specialties were particularly clever. The company left for Bridgeport this morn- ing. . ~~lf you have got the blues go to ii. 8. Trowhridgo at Co.'s cigar store. buy an imperial Crown 10c cigar, and you will be a happy man. The public Library and Free lteadlpg lioom has subscribed for the “Connecti- cut. Quarterly" The numbers one be“ ginning in January and two beginning in April are out of print and if any of the friends of the library here them and will kindly give them to the library they will confer a great favor. Number A beginning is July is at the library now. All will be pleasedtelearn of this new acquisition Albert Brown.of Wilton. who was at. rested for drunkenness. forfeited a hill bond in the Town Court yesterday after» noon. James Smith was lined in and costs. lienry White wenttn jail for ten day. for future success. (roman: “We on stem Mon) You believe in pure food, you buy the heat floor, the best eg a. the best sugar, best yet you have not tried the lag powder unless you have used Cleveland’s. “ Pure and Bare.” ~ crow “Jack", was very Free llelivety. llonnvan's and to furnish them with the dust productions canon Common or E. M. Jacksdn. I EDWARD scarce and they are to be scarcer. We have anticipated the Edward No. Silllllll SHERWOOD. IlillEll. OCUPIEB Hportionsd of Gusowski‘s store. corner of star streets. Nor— wslh. t'all and see the latest styles in spring hats. caps. etc. seen“ Sfllllll llllllWllll Plillllllllilllllll - DilCHESllll LATEST AND MOA'I' POPULAR MUSIC Furnished for All occasions. An number of pieces from two to ten. it I'll-l J. er1‘ ll. ”Manager: JOHN YOUNG. lander and Dtrec Address RUFL eiJ.BMl1‘H. No. 19 Elizabeth street. South Norwslr. Conn. llivsrside Art school, South Norwa‘lt. Art Students'Lei ue Comm. Mrs. V l) Prentiss faunas. lea brace leonie Prentiss. instructors. Apply to Miss Scott. at Public Library . South Norwaih 071m DARIEN AND NDllDTON. There is darkness and dismay on Great. island in the shanty of foreman liessy‘s gang. During the season the gang cap— tured and tamed sevorul young crows, who afforded much amusement to them in their lonely locality. lint. alas! All have disappeared. First foreman Bessy went off and got married and his pet crow pondered over it until it drove him to suicide by drowning. Last week Mike's low-spirited on being informed that in all pobsbillties Mike would also take unto himself a wife before the “robins nest again." it was too much for his crOWshlp and with a de termination altogether unexpected from a dumb animal he decided to end his life by a most novel method. opportune time he left his perch ona neigh boring tree and lit on the sand reel of the machine in full operation, Several turns of the heavy rope soon dis_ patched the disc obsolete bird and now Mike is wearing crane and it would not. be surprising to hear of an act of self deem tructlon committed by the dowucast man. ' Humuel Kuransky. who keeps the clothing store on Railroad avenue. left nls horse standing in the street about. 1' o’clock. last night. When he came out the animal had disappeared. The Knights of the Golden Eagle lisll. last nightmas crowded in bear W. h. litlcy tell what he thought of a "Liberal Faith." which he did in a very interest- ing manner. Mrs. E. A. Pratt. who spent the sum. her New York ciiy home. Misses Effie and Flossle Weed have re- turned front a visit in Bouthport. WlNNiPAUli. Michael fibeedy had a narrow escape Tuesday which made what little hair he has left stand on end. lie was crossing the railroad near his home, in a wagon, and heard the loud toot of a locomotive. looking up he saw that a down train was nearly neon him. its whipped up his horse and had just cleared the rails when the train whined past. Arthur Darrell and bride are in town. visiting their triads and relatives. 'l'hsy comma dashes, it. Y.,wi1sre Mr. mu as a mm». manna. Eon E ii EEEEE THESEPB lili Waiting for an ’ noun liEMElil iner at “The islands," has returned to _ Shoulder Susi. lie rib. Pot Roast. h. Bound " 10.1w braLsmb, id’s?!» Sirloin " l4o " " Fortunatter. 5c “ “ Porterhouve. 10c “ " [leg Mutton. 1 On " " mrrfirglgs'nrage, lilo " “ Fortqusrter. Ac “ " at at. 12: “ ” \iuttoano . 10 lb. be. Bread and Butter. ' 10c " “ .orned Beef” cper Ba ' fio'gflg. NEW Yllllll MARKET, F. S. AYERS. Proprietor. Block. Washington of the PHOTOGRAPH“) ART. CHILDREN'S STUDIES. Photographer. (gear r. Mesd’sCohfectlonery.) ts mu Street. Norms. Conn. ' STREET. All Wool Plaid and Bill: and Wool 'Drees Goods are very You had better avail yourself of the Opportunity to buy where you can find an assortment. great demand these goods would have and are able to show you a splendid stock at right Look at our line of Tam O’Shantore. Street 5 GAZETTE; ‘BUILDING. Nellie m. Disbrow. TEACHER or PIANO. :13 West avenue. DRUGGIST. “Ann‘... .._ . AND MAKE PRICES LOW ENOUGH TO SAVE YOU‘ MONEY. tome and See! PLAISlEll’S Always Cures. PLilS'l‘Ell’S cures ohaped hands and sore lips. “Um that; Steel. JA'CKSONrs PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the tuner arm Albtmsll. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. Tm reasonable on application. Address. snail! om ll. H. PLAISlEIl, WE WANT YOUR TRADE, 25c and 500 per bottle. BENleIll llllllll a. H. menu, BEN.you know all the good points 'of the if at: W IST. 2N0. an. 4m. 5m. an. glen” Underwear you will wear no other. It is non shrinkable. This we guarantee. It' 1s non irritating. It has been worn with comfort by persons whose was toouensiiive to stand wool in any form. . It absorbs perfectly all perspiration, relievingthe of surplus, moisture, protecting you against a chill when there’ Is a sudden change of temperature. It is made in weights to suit any climate and all seasons. ‘ ‘ It is made in nightly garments which fit. We have i three lengths, viz: Regular, extra. long and extra short ’ It is sold at prices within the reach of all, from $2 per . garment up. WE in Sale Agents in This llilillll Our line 5 of regular goods' to whites, greys, naturals, camel hair, ribbed and fleece lined, are large and complete All wool, all cotton, partly both, from 25 cents up to $2.50. ., lillllilllllll Milli. CLOTHIERS, M 80th Main Street. South Norwalk. MILFORD A. Masonic Building. " Nurwalk. mauacnfl: GlFFlN. t - ANew England Fable. A watch dog was lying on the barn floor with one eye on the current of events and the other stored away for future use.‘ A has flew off the nest and made a great osehling. "Keep quiet you feathered biped," the dog growled, “any one could do what you have done if they had the same chance If they fed me on Bufislo Gluten Feed, I could lay eggs myself. ” NDllAl. Feed to make eggs, not to sustain life only. 1 MANUELT HATCH, * 15 MARSHALL STREET. The Leading Grain Dealer. Lull‘l‘ '03 Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses. '9.“ near GRAIN usages orator. iron HORSES son sue ‘ asncame Liven? sum P’ERHAPS 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 HOUdll‘. BLOCK, NORWALK. “““ sun on ennui it "i... lfyoodo.lt‘ii1nslesgrest the youngsters and a still greater do. Silvaware t with you 'l‘hsy'l be better shod.than they poseib y could be elsewhere. and at e m " ably less cost. When you can save buying better goods, gu’ve struck a cation of a because. We what 011mm dad in our stock-mute best jam , Nowell. and sold at 95 per cent. low Q ,, than ehewhere. This week wane “ ‘ .125 shoes for 90c. etc. You can’t heatdther our goods or prices. on might as well by to heat a drum with a her. e I Wholesale and liml Deslfi'ri lab-u ‘W ”hf Children‘s hhoes. ill 113% mm more: LOOK! Mead’s Window, Saturday. LOADS or Fresh Made Cand .j
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