Norwalk.
.Bov
be in order.
Uncas Tribe. 1. 0. R. M, will meet to-
night, as usual. All members are re-
quested to be present. as business of im-
portance will be transacted.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Kel-
logg, of Miss Baird’s institute, to Edward
of Brooklyn, a member of the
firm of Hatch, Bailey & Co. . is announced.
1". Bailey,
Delegates from Grace and St. Paul's
churches will go to Hartford on Wednes.
day to attend the state convention of the
Woman's Auxiliaries and Boards of
Missions.
The Consolidated Railroad company’s
. storage tank on South Kain street is be~
"' ing repainted. Many people find employ
ment watching the artiste at work on the
seaflold high in the air.
Isaac Shriver received word, last night,
that his brother. Henry L. Shriver, had
died suddenly in Westminster, Md. lie
was sixty-three years of ago. Mr. Shriver
at once started for that place.
~Pure ice cream.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris, Captain
Stevens. arrived at Wilson Point, yester-
day, with a cargo of coal for John H. Fer-
ris. A number of
been made to her since her last trip here.
among them being a new poop deck.
Miss Whitlock, of Winnipauk. is recov—
ering from a severe attack of malarial
She is a young woman
and most estimable character, and her
fever.
any friends will
that the statement is false regarding her
mind being effected
true facts in the case being that the brain
far exceeds the body in its strength and
activity.
and they are
.91 Visited
—-}iave your ever tried on lm perlal
Crown 10c cigar? Go to G. ti. Trowbridge
& Co. and buy anew”.
A swindler who is operating in this vi-
cinity goes to a house and offers to sell
some packages of paper in which, he says,
are money prizes.
shows the eager purchaser a nice one dol~
lor bill. Then he offers her the entire
stock on hand for till. Asa rule the oils.
tomers bite quick and the sharper gets
away before the fraud is discovered. (it
course there is nothing but cheap paper
In tho WWW Mme”...
Mrs. Emily llixon.
highest endorsements and with a most
approved system of voice culture and
piano forte instruction, is prepared to
take pupllu. l-llie
School of Music. London. an institution
whose reputation is
numbers among lta
heads of Europe.
People’s market.
*w—v
Mi
been
, 'rlu 0.1!. r. club will meet wiih‘notm ~
I. ,‘flttohall tonight, at 117 West street.
denies Roscoe, clerk in Joseph Bam'
» market. Barton. is sick at his home in
The Mine- Disbrow will give afiel-
low’eeu party. Thursday night. at their
home on West avenue.
The Mission can of Trinity church
will meet on Thursday.“
Lillie h‘roeb, Lowe street.
—-The radio for two gold watches at
Edward Quittner's has been postponed
from November let,until.'l'aeaday, the26th
Charles A. Walters, of Taylor avenue,
was down town yesterday for the tint
time since he was taken sick eight weeks
‘Miss Ilaisy Scudder. of West street, will
entertain the Sane Ceremonie club, Thurs-
day evening. All Hallow’een games will
Hatch, Bailey &‘ Co., of South Norwalk,
are making preparations to build three
new houses on their lots in the rear of
Noroton avenue. Darlen.
v. Gerald R. Beard, pastor of the
”in, Norwalk Congregational church,
a that of all the persons thus far
in behalf of the raising of the church
t, only two have objected to contribut-
Only thirteen of the whole num-
. have felt unable to subscribe:
_ F‘.‘ rly every one of these is going to send
in a pledge as soon as possible.
Mrs. Dixon solicits the
patronage of those desiring thorough in.
struction and conscientious work. (Yam-
muulcatlons addressed to Box 2. [lower
ton, Conn. wilircach her. and those do.
airing to start or perfect a musical educw
tion will find it advantageous to place
themselves under her tuition.
”maven pounds pork or sausage 01.00,
ism-tamer... "i“.lt‘
audition
One of the new streets
Gould Seymour property is.
The pupils of Miss Baird's
Clarence Ashton and 8am ‘ ,_ ‘
Norwalk, gum to w.“ to Dan _. ,
. mm ing. wwwwwww
The watering tank' at the top of Mill
Hill is out or shape, caused by being run
into by a wagon. ' ‘
—Leg lamb or mutton, 9 cents, ht“
People’s market, No. 18 North Main street.
. "t '1
Butler Lodge. 1. o. o. a. will rehearse
the third degree tonight. All officers are
requested to be present. , ‘
night with Miss
The Naromake club will hold‘a meeting
Wednesday night to make arrangements?
for their Thanksgiving shoot.
Annie McKenny was arrested this morn-
ing for breach of the peace. The case was
adjourned until Thursday morning.
The hospital committee request that
those who have not returned the subscripv
tlon bricks, to do so as econ as possible.
Miss Bertha Bush, of South Main
street, who has been sick for several
weeks, was able to go down stairs til-day.
Big Frank, the Swede, assaulted Hugh
Morton, Saturday night in a Water street
saloon at Norwalk. N o arrests have yet
been made.
¢The purest coffee at Lhne's restaurant
An examination for carriers and clerks
will be held at the Norwalk postofllce,
December 7. Applications must be in by
November 19.
Bargains are always to be folind ln ev-
ery department of Scoileld 8; Hoyt’s store.
They are now showing all the latest
things in ladies‘ coats and fur capes.
Charles, son of Keeper Hoyt, who has
been seriously ill with malarial fever at
the almahouse, is much better. His
mother, who has been very ill. is also
better.
Mrs. D. Dunlop, who is sick with pleu-
rlsy at the home of her brother in Brook-
lyn, is slightly improved. Mr. Dunlop
came up last night, but will return to the
city today.
A. T. Eldridge, chief engineer of the
Norwalk iron \Vorks, arrived home yes-
terday. after a fourteen weeks' trip
Lands. through the West, erecting natural gas
.. pumping machines: ‘ ‘
—Four quarter lamb or mutton. icente,
at People’s market, No. 13 North Main at.
The funeral of Elizabeth (1.. wife of
George R. Cowles, will be held from her
late residence. 69 East avenue, tomorrow
afternoon at‘lo‘clock. Interment at the
convenience of the family.
improvements have
Miss Gertrude Ilotchkiss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. liotchkiss.of Arch
street, will celebrate the fifth anniversary
of her birthday on Thursday afternoon
from i to ti o'clock, by entertaining her
friends.
of culture
be pleased to know
by her illness, the
The sessions of the Nnrwnlk evening
school will begin next Monday nigiitin
the Over River and Franklin street
schools. An opportunity for registering
will be given on Wednesday and Thurs»
day evenings of this week.
“0‘ members of the The value of the Sentinel as an adver-
tising medium is again illustrated. Sat-
urday Frederick Freudenthnl found two
young heifers and advertised for an owner.
[is received a ready response and turned
them over to the owner. who resides in
Saugatnck.
The football team of the Y. M. C. A.
has arranged games for the month of No-
veniberasfollowa: Saturday. 2nd. Dan-
bnry Y. M. (I. A.. at Normilk; ilth, Dan-
bnry Y. hf. C. A., at llanbury; lilth,
Bridgeport Y. iii. 0. A., at Norwalk; 23d,
Bridgeport i. M. ('3, A., at Bridgeport.
lie opens one and
10c worth of smoke lll an imperial
(‘rown cigar.
l). W. Swift's record as postal i-ierkua
thi- llanbury and Norwalk railroad post
ofllceJa aiiiiicthlng to be proud of. lie
commenced service January iii-d, twill, and
has lost no time in over six years. lio
makes two round trips to Smith Norwalk
every day, a record of (tonsil) miles a year
for iwcnty~olgiit years.
who comes with
is of the Guildhall
w...“ 1......
fully established and
””0“, the crowned lion. D. Kelly. of Knuth Not-walk. while
hilntingin woods near llarlon. recently.
found a Columbia wheel in a swamp. it
hatisvidently been there some time. as
the spokes were rusty and the saddle
moldy. lie communicated with the
Pope people, and expects to find an owner
for the bicycle. which was probably
stolen.
wCoffee with cream, tic cup, at. Lane’s.
No. 13 North Main at. (spawns sews or mourn race.)
" Pure and Sure.”
HMS:
American housewives for twenty-live
”i...
,for its stock of Fancy Goods.
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arAMTM
DONOVAN BLOCK
Combine the LA"
and to furnish them
(Over 1". Mead’s Con
'ny-l
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The Hospital fair w
What are you going to don
Many have been able .
reasons,have had no opportu .
the fair?
this week we have received a
of novelties we have ever show
morethau pleased with the cab
No. 5 GAZE
illililll Siliilfiflllll. Hill
CCUPIES a rtlon of E. Gusowski'e .
corner of all and Water streets. N-
waik. “all and see the latest styles in enri.
hat». caps. etc. slit
Riverside Art School,
Booth Norwalk. Art Students” Lei ue Course.
litre V i). Prentiss Lingsn. lea Grace
Leonie Prexitlaa. instructors Apply to .Iliss
Bcoti. at Public Library. South Norwaik. l
of In
M
llilllilllill, Lilli finished nillilli
.l.li:.ii:l°a.i§.l}ia' alerts:
by the Royal Family. nobility and
tlentry of England )
sis. and illXilll.
Pupil of the above world fabled School of
Oratorio and Piano-Forte instruction. is now
pro aredto receive pupils in rlouth Norwalk
am vicinity. and toim part the most thorough
instruction by this rapi tly progressive and un-
equalled s stem or musical education. Velma
med an a pure and perfect tone doveloped.
dliig music at sign'. delicacy comb and
with tinnncssof touch. elasticity and flexibil-
ity i-f lingering are speedily acquired by this
matchless system.
itelerslhy special permission) to J. G. Bo-
lianuon. M. 0.. South Norm-Iii; Samuel Flok'
out. Esq . Rowaytunhlamee Campbell. hi. 1).,
Bridgeport.
Addnss all communications, Box 2. En-
wayton. tionr. lit-i 3m
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' "orgasm.
Dr. John ll. bicArdle. who has an of—
tics in liurlhntt's block, has been annoyed
considerably of late by a practical joker.
lie rides to and from ills office on a bicy-
cle and leaves it in the hallway. This
young man, whose name it is not neces-
sary to mention, had a habit of stepping
into the hall and ringing the bell until
"l)oc"waa called out. and would then run
away." the wheel was not there he would
ring the electric hell on the door and then
get out of sight. “Doc" soon got tired of
this kind of business and concluded he
would do some fooling himself. so he care»
fully removed the push button. and after
drilling aholo through it inserted a pin
in it with about a quarter of an inch pro-
trailing. Saturday evening. about the
time he was generally annoyed. he placed
it on the door and waited. He had not
long to wait. for soon he heard the bell
ring and at the same time an unearthly
yell. lie quickly opened the door and
them was our friend nearly doubled up
and going through all kinds of optics,
“Doc" asked him what was the matter.
but. he never said a word, but quickly
walked away. and it is thought. will not
trouble that ball again.
It. Ian's Fair.
Theannuai fair of St. Mary‘s church
will open Friday night. November 8. at
the Norwalk Opera House, and will con—
tinue ten nights. The following commit—
tees have been appointed: Decorations,
Misses M. A. Finnegan, lines Kllhoy.
Mary McCarthy. Annie Bheehan, and
William O‘Brien; entertainment. W. H.
Ilylsnd.W. if. McMahon. Edward Bar»
retti dancing. E. J. Finnegan: tickets,
Thom» Coonsy, James maven.
A chleiiea Thief Escapes.
Contains Allen arrested a man with a
bag containing three thicket- under fill
armon the Baugstnok bridge, fiatnrday
night. He Muslim the prisoner an
tsrasdhinevertohishrother. Thomas
South Main Street.
has many burdens and respond ‘
peculiar to his position. He has :33:
3 feed for one. We are his friend; just
ere thine prices speak for themselves.
New Yolk Market
F. 8. Mills. Pro iieinr
FREE. DELIVERY. 1' "
WASHINGTON eraser.
JAG -. “ '
. ON ’8 PH OTOGRAPHS
. All) "men. Our aim is
be finest productions of the PB
COLLECTION 0" CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
acksou. Photographer.
“Wall Street, Nor-walk, Cons.
STREET.
beon, and the question often heard just nowis-
e fancy and useful articles.
n lsplsy their skill. To the latter we would say,that
-. on sale the choicest, prettiest and cheapest line
that is saying a great deal. as our store is noted
to all to call, and examine them. You will he
Edwa , [Street
E BUILDING.
elite M. Disbrow,
TEACHER or PIANO.
u I reuse b
t avenug.‘ is on application,
‘ . PLAISTED,
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of YOUR TRADE,
talcum
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m‘ssdnummsum..m
honored it lougatpipiseitinost.
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insane-sustain clout-in~ titratio-
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to 81V- Iotlefactlon to our m.
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Others, for various
Add raga,
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noun.
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v ' v N . on“ n ' lh' n able.
. . \,/ law tell- he:.....“ mini: IST. -Thie we nuance. .
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r , /A<. .. P“ ... “iit” mam‘i‘il" 2ND. 1‘ “’3’” ‘"“““”8- ~
- .. . lb. , .It has been worn with comfort by persons whose skin '
garment up.
We in 3018 Aunts For This Vicinity.
Our lines of regular ood ' '
I o 8
hair, ribbed and fleece linofl, are 112;: 1:3; 3:318,
all cotton, partly both, from 25 cents up to $2 50
nation-ins,
CLOTHlERS,
M South Main Street.
86th llorwalk.
MILFORD A.
‘ " in tow Will Give Some Milt
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Sillveiware
HEN you know all the good points of. th
glen” Underwear you will wear no othet.
was too sensitive to stand. wool in any form
It absorbs perfectly a! rg ' L I l .
- 199 lrstin ' '
of surplus. moisture. Protegin g oydureahglam'ilnnflgth: “in“ m" “
when there is a sudden change of tonipei-aturo. . ~
It is made in ' . . . .
seasons, weights to suit any climate and 311' ..«,
It is made in sightl V
three lengths, y garments which fit. We have
viz: Regular, extra long and extra short - ‘
It is sold at prices within the reach of all from $2 per!
,
naturals, cm]
plets- All wad,
Masonic Building,
Norlwalk.
GlFFlN. MANAGER.
i
Any new properly fed on Buffalo Gluten Food I.
her principal fodder will ' milk that na-
a I I
: Euro intended her to give.8 W Ill a”
, eed your cow with the kin tha will
. _ d oi I
make milk. and she will make it. r1322: he: with
food that will u
makeit, 0‘ make miik, “ind Ihe cannot
The cow will do her part ifiyou
’ll die you",
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL STREET. -
The Leading Grain Dealer.
. Ana" son
1 2:30 Gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Horses 9}
«1.... Siting?“ 3 r
- LIVE Y erases. ,
lull-—
Mam“
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any l
or your Watches, Clocks and Jew l:
. elr re~ 9L
paired and cleaned. call or send at mine to * V I I I
MIN Wei-inf! e ‘ If you do, it’ll m
. {endear N“: a» "It! youngsters luanaNeallllngm “mum
(is m‘ with you. They'l be hetter's‘lim did‘ they
‘ ‘ "M‘ . . polislb y could be elsewhere and1 ' tbs-m
. . v , again-shears. hen you dan l‘. '
,. _ ) rgoode ' stroll W
‘3." 9'4 and"? of a bonanza.’ Thgswhatt ‘ l ‘3
"My“ , a sour stock—the heetjtmloil (octane
“grotsfl‘
"W“ A- W. A U S T l N
250 and 506 8 E ”OPERA 3mm BLOCK, NORWALK. ‘ ’ /
Still.“ mun
column is."
Norwaik. and sold I error
than elsewhere. Thiezswpegrkcfi‘”
‘: l .1 2r “
-‘l i films for We m y m .»
0"? soods or ’. ‘ W M t Mum.
"I beat a drum madman: as well e, g.
c. H ‘
”Wound" 5'5"?" View
of Ohiidren‘le gilo‘i’tB-lon‘ilh n W
cures ehaped hands . t.)
sore lips. . . r . H allow 1i
ARDWARE HARD and ii
W , ‘ it ‘ Combined with 1mm,” “a, / gm ,
fl L f are essential tnauceau in Him m ’
business. We prying Withll ' ' m f
..
ii violin» use. ,,
ll. ll. mm "31*
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pride to our store and atom , m"
not only a continuance of 4'
patronage. but an sequel «
customers. Wests
so. unnn ~ '
u. more no:
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Norwalk Chronicler