- , ‘ mentored" will meet tomorrow
if! I”! Wig"...
id Seymour is havingimpromhents
- his residence on West avenue.
m0. W. Kendrick has returned to
m honored her husband on Belden ave-
W-
Tonight there will .be a Hallowe’sn
m at Mrs. M. E. Mead’s Hillside semi~
Tomorrow is All Saints. Day. Services
will be held at St. Mary’s church at 5:30
and ii a. m. _. ____.._.
~ The football elevana of St. Mary’s and
the Over River schools will have a game
tomorrow afternoon.
A «100 worth bf smoke in an Imperial
Crown cigar.
“ Miss Fanny Leonard is entertaining the
Matinee Whiet club this afternoon, at her
“home on Union Park.
P. J. Murray, of Clay street, went to
.‘New Haven, last night, to see his brother
' who vf'as injured on the railroad.
Ticket Agent-George W. Harris resumed
* , his duties again this morning, having re-
' covered from his recent illness.
, A missionary prayer meeting will be
held at the residence of A. J. Donne, Mott
’ avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock.
Mrs. Augustus Parsons, of Union Place,
in entertaining the Opportunity Circle, of
the Norwalk Baptist church, this after-
noon. #—____
The Stokes wedding party, composed of
ten cars of society people from New York,
passed through South Norwalk yesterday
‘ afternoon at 4:80 o’clock.
A public hearing will be held at the
selectmen’s oliice. Saturday afternoon,
upon the petition of the Norwalk Tram
way company toextend its road to New
Canaan.
—-Four quarter lamb or mutton, 4 cents,
at People’a market. No. 13 North Main at.
.._......_.
The Norwalk city assessors stopped re-
ceiving lists on Monday. The town as-
sessment lists will close on Friday. De-
linquents will have to pay a penalty of 10
per cent.
The annual meeting of The Knob Out~
ing club will be held at the Mahackemo
Hotel, on Saturday evening, November
9th, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is re—
quested.
H. S. Brown, the Washington street
shoe dealer, has had handsome mirrors
placed in the front windows of his store.
which reflect the fine quality of shoes he
oifers for sale.
-—iiave your ever tried an Imperial
Crown 10c cigar? Go to G. S. Trowbrldge
£60. and buy one.
David R. Booth was yesterday Appoint-
’edby the County Commissioners, proac-
outing liquor agent for Danbury. lie is
.at present clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for Danbury.
not trip to Long Island, and his clerk
has found it impossible to open the safe
in which there are a number of papers to
be used this wee_k_.__”__
ing with Mrs. Palmer, VunZaudt avenue,
last Norwaik, Friday. Take the trolley
that leaves the car house at 2: 40 o 'clock
-—The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant
William lrving, of Waterbury, has
purchased the business of the South Nor.
walk Steam Laundry on Raymond street,
on Burritt avenue, in one of Francis
Burrltt's houses. y
At the N orwalk Congregational chapel,
Luther M. Wright is away on a busi-
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
union will hold its regular weekly meet-
and is now in possession. lie will reside
' ,, 4.... with cream.oooup.athoo’t.
The young man at St. Paul's church
will meet tonight to organise a social
c b.
Michael Finnegan is painting the front
of the Taylor. building at 101 Washington
street. ,
‘ Judge Bobhell, of the Town Court, seat
John Convery to jail for thirty days for
vagrancy.
Ada 8. Betta, daughter of Allen Betta. to
hatch Whittaker. ,
”The best Sirloin steaks at Me a lb. at
Hayes’ Market.
At the lire on Cross street.thia morning.
Harry Camp, of the Pioneers, had his
hand burned by falling debris. ’
Pedro Guerrero, formerly a resident (if
Norwaik, has gone to Cuba to light for
‘his country's independerice.
Arockwiace granite monument will soon
memory of the late William G. Thomas.
Superintendent Kyle, of the Norwalk
Street Railway company, will move his
family from South Norwaik to lessen
place on Friday._ _~
Mrs. Samuel Comsiock. Jr., of Fairileld
avenue, is giving a whist party this after-
noon, in honor of her sister, Miss Edith
Jones.
—Fresh pork is 8c a 1b., fresh hams are
10¢ a "3., at. Hayes’ Market.
At New Canaan, yesterday, the kidnap-
ping case in connection with the Ferris
Buttery marriage, went over until a week
irom Monday.
Ida-Selectman Oscar “7’. Raymond has
been appointed inspector of the turnpike
improvements and the widening of the
Washington street bridge.
Mrs. George B. Fielder and Mrs. James
F. Fielder. nee Miller, will be at home at
108 Summit avenue, Jersey City, N. J ., on
Thursday evening, November 14, from 9
until 11:3) 0 ’cloc_k.
Annie McKenny was found guilty of
breach of the peace, this morning, and
Judge Frost sentenced her to ten days in
jail. but suspended execution, pending the
woman’s 'good behavior.
Someone attempted to burglaries the
residence of Henry Hyatt in Unionville,
one evening recently. Mr. Iiyatt heard
them and they were frightened away. it
is thought they were tramps.
”Pure ice cream. Lane’ in
It is told of a Crunbury bridegroom that
when the ceremony should have com-
menced at 7:30 o'clock ht did not have the
license and had to go to Not-walk after it,
and the wedding was delayed.
Butler Lodge, 1. 0.0. R, are about to
institute a Rehecca degree. A preliminary
meeting will be held tonight. All Odd
F‘ellows wives or sweethearts over eight
een years of age are im ited to be present.
Alfred Brown, the tonsorial artist. paid
ii for u very pretty bird one day this
week. Mr. Brown titted up a new cage
for the bird and potted it considerably.
The following day he was much surprised
to ilnd the bird had died.
The West Main Street \Vhist club met
with Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wixon, last
night, at their home on that thorough-
fare. .The first prizes were won by Fred‘
erick E. Lockwood and Mrs. M. ii. Glov~
er. 1). L. Fillow won the booby prize.
The Young Woman’s Christian Tom-
perance Union will hold a regular meet-
ing tomorrow evening, at Mrs. G. F.
Water's, if Day street. at 7:45. All morn
here are requested to be present. A short
programme will beglven and there will
be work to do for those so inclined.
The engagement is announced of Miss ‘
be erected in Riverside cemetery to the ~
ii il l to.
22 snooty. Main Street. '
s
has many burdens and responsibilities
peculiar to his position He has mouths
to feed for one. We are his friend; just
than these prices speak for themselves.
‘ roast. telb. Shoulderlleak. salt.
Lamb. we lb. Round Onlh.
ouqnsrler. toib. filrloln “ iic lb.
, lizglntton. lain Porterbouse tonal“.
«w. ' - pm and Moises- . Best mason-ninth»:
/A\‘ , We. examinations.
mli‘M New York Market
F. 8. Aims. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY.”
DONOVAN’B BLOCK. ' WASHINGTON eraser.
JACKSON’SZ PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the sarasrmna asn rrsrs‘n. o... aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
andtofnrnish them mama...» productionaofthefll asraso saw.
LARGE DOLLEOTION 0' CBILDBIN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street, Nerwalk. Con.
EDWARD STREET.
The Iiospital fair will soon be on. and the question often heard just now is:
What are you going to donate to the fair?
Many have been able to make‘fancy and useful articles.
reasons,havp had noopportunltytodlsplay theirskill. To the latter we would say,that
Others, for various
this week we have received and have on sale the choicest, prettiest and cheapest line
of novelties we have eyer shown, and that is saying a great deal. as our store is noted
for its stock of Fancy Goods. We invite all to call. and examine them. You will be
more than pleased with the exhibit.
Edward Street
1"0. 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
no.“ summon. lllllEli.
Nellie M. Disbrow.
(Width. M'dflhaflx‘d“: TEACHER 0‘ PMNO
{Sufi-edge? dseethelatest styles in aging m'l‘vevrg‘sm‘oliable on application. Atom
Riverside In school.
floutb Norwalk. Art Students' lain: Course.
Mrs.\ V l) Prentiss Lingan.
Leonie Prentiss, instructors aopi yto toGMlse .
Scott at Public Library. South Norwalk“ B H PL A I 81 E"
M I ' ’
Gmlllall, Lenin, School allow
(the System of Maslral and Vocal DRUGGIST.
Instruction Indorsed and Patronized
by the uoysl Family. b’obility and
“entry of England )
lillS. Emil DIXON.
Pupil of the above world famed School of
Uratorio and Plano-Forte instruction. .is now
pro aredlo receive pllsln South Norwalk
WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
u
vi inlt and tolv moan. the most thorough
lnslrflggonyby thl: rapivillylorogresemaui’? swims; AND MAKE PRICES LOW
t us ca .3.
o‘vldltaodean. nail; aTd‘ perfectutongdeve lard. ENOUGH TO SAVE
I c at a n! no car: com
with nightlight toucbf elasticity and flexibil- YOU MONEY.
ivy « f fingering are speedily acquired by this
mfio'f'mmbmmii i rmlssion) to no. no-
I r s a
hnnngnlldrb.w uthpizorwalk; Samuel ll‘tca
floated". . Itowaywn; James Campbell. M. l). .
n rt.
an aim. all communications. Rosa 8. Ito
wayt m. Uonr.
illlilEN AND NOBOTON.
The funeral of Franklin M. Jones took
place in Noroton yesterday. After prayer
at the house, the funeral c nrtege proceed-
ed to the Presbyterian church. The pall-
bearers were 6. K. Itlker, Dr. I. is. Ward-
weli and H. V. Biker of Stamford. and
Francis 8. Robina. Frank B. Robinson
and l". S. Weston of New York. The aer-
Come and See!
PLAISTED’S
We are selling a good Overcoat, Vermont gray, velvet 00M
A black cheviot, with velvet collar, Italian serge lining,‘for 86.
A blue or black beaver, single or double breasted. strong W, ‘
higher last year
this evening. the services will be prepar-
atory to the lioly Communion and the
usual hl-montbly lecture will be given by
lthapastor. ltls hoped the entire morn-
berahlp. as far as possible, will bopresent.
~‘--l')leven pounds pork or salisage $1.00.
at People's market, No. lll North Main at.
The enterprising proprietors of the
Boston Store, Norwalk, have a unique
display in their show window that is
attracting much attention. itconsiata of
a representntlon of the Brooklyn bridge.
composed of 4,782 cakes of white castile
soap, and on it can be soon the Brooklyn
Fire Department rushing over to save
New York city from destruction.
Tonight the installation of iicv. Willi~
“Schmidt as pastor of St. Peter’s Ger~
‘ man Congregational church on North
Main street will take place The Hermon
Singing societies, of South Norwolk, will
participate in the exercises. Rev. Mr.
Kartandahl, of New York, will conduct
the services
Miss Fanny Denney, of the MacKay 0p-
era company. who one nearly nephyxlated
by gas Tuesday afternoon. as reported
veryexclusively in The Sentinel yestcr»
day. has entirely recovered from the ct“
factsof the accident. and performed the
partallotisdto‘her in the east of “The
Princess of Treblaonde,” last night. with
great success.
«Leg lamb or mutton. 0 cents. at
People’s market.No.18 North Main street.
5: ....-. "SEA—rm: __.
K “Pure and Sure.”
leveland s
BAKING MINER.
Each ingrehent is tested before compounding, and
it must MMG of theiilghest sfindai'd. The belting
This evening, nt the First Methodist
Episcopal church, the pastor will speak
again on “Pilgrim Passing the Cross,"
the audience room.
(scouts saws on mourn meal
,A,
vice was conducted by llev. E. B. 'l‘lpple,
(lililiili REMEDY
using three large paintings to illustrate
the theme. This subject is being present‘
ed again by the request of those who ware
unable to be present at the church a few
Sunday nights ago on account of the
stormy weather. The service will be in
of Grace Methodist Episcopal church.
New York, and the pastor, ilov. Arthur
Requa. Both these clergy oillciaied at
his wedding. seven years ago. Appropri-
ate selections were rendered by a Stem.
ford mule quot-lotto, Messrs. liailam.
Noyes, Hmlgkins ind lloughtou. The
interment was in lireenwood. The (font-
mnuitors. Club has drawn up resolutions.
capresflbg their sorrow at the death of
Mr. Jones. and sympathy for the rela«
lives. E. (‘. ilenedict presided at the
meeting, and the committee was combos»
ad of Walter M. Smith. chairman. lveorge
P. Hheltionfiieorge W. Quintet-d. William
ii. Htroet, Luke A. I..ockwood. Joseph E.
Russell, Jr., Julian W. Curtis».
The liarvest ilome entertainment in
the Town Hall. under the auspices of the
(.tongregatiooal church, was A big success.
The attendance was very large. And the
decorations beautiful.
George H. 'l‘llly is having a dam built
and intends to flood the mendow near his
home this winter. all’ordiog a skating
place for his son and friends.
Mrs. William Ballard and Misses Vir»
Always Cures.
25c and 500 per bottle.
PLiIS'l'Ell’S
BENZHIN BBEli
cures chaped hands and
ar.
giula Fdney and Addie Waterbury were sore lips.
visitors at the Iighble Post ialr in Stam-
ford, Tuesday evening.
W‘W
Mra‘ Hoary Whitney was called soda
only to Brooklyn on account of the ter-
ious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ogden.
Contractor It. F. Shelton is plaelng the
derrick: in position today for use in sea»
strootlag the King’s lad bridge,
Hrs. 'f'yler r. Lyoawill laavsifiovsmber
MM‘MWI“ ”fl lids-WM
a. ”H. mom
on
Is varied and numerous, and it we with that W
mind that we carefully selected our prices and stock.
.4
with a good cassimere lining, for so.
serge lining, for 58 50. Sold last year at $10.
A black chinchilla or a black freize, velvet collars, 810. Were
For 312 we give you a beautiful coat, blue kersey, silk velveteob
lar and a good lining. Has the appearance of a $15 coat. ”
The prices of our kersey Overcoats continue to rise according
to the cloth. linings and trimmings, as follows, 813.50, .15,
$16,318 $19, 322 and 324.
We have an Elysian beaver, at $18.
Our stock of Ulsters and Reefers is quite as numerous and , inter-
eating.
llilMSTilflli Bills...
CLOTHlERS,
I4 80th Main Street. Masonic Building.
South llorwalk. “small...
MILFORD A. MANAGER.
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I
GIFFIN.
‘ in (low Will (live Some Mill.
Any cow properly fed on Bnfl'alo Gluten Feudal
her principal fodder will give all the milk that na-
tule intended her to give.
Feed your cow with the kind of food that will
make milk. and she will make it. set! her with
food that will not make milk, she cannot
make it.
The cow will do her part if you'll do yours.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
15 MARSHALL sensor.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
*1. ’ sonar :5:
~ , Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses. '1
' BEST GRAIN BRANCH omen. ,
masonsns sonasss'
- AND CATTLE. LIVERY sum
PERHAPS YOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Watches. Jewelry or
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned. call or send at once to
Diamonds. Silvalware
«figXOEfi
or brush“; 3
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
Silll lilllil illiilllilil iii 03.
the youngsters and a still greater «Ml-m ‘
lb 'l he be .
. “I povdybl monumehewhehmagoa: aw-
- buying better goods, 011' vs a
ration ofa at's what at" ‘ .
find in our stock-«he best in fm
than elsewhere This week we are .
l e12..8hoesior90c.m. Yoem't heatsithsr ,.
our goodsorpricee: oumight as wall by 0
Wholesale and M§lmlgnvavfliflelm
morOhlldrsn'aBboes.” iéfinwm
Combined with patience us me
are essential to success in building spa '
business. We point with W
not only a mucosa“ of our M '
”was... but an unuslntaasa with W
«More. Wears certain to pleasant.
if you do. it’ll make a great
ably less cost When you can ave.
Norwalk. and sold at 35 per cent. m
beat a drum with a eather
sun on... *'
pridetoonr store and M. and invite 'V
80. “Mill il’fl’l BB
hell“ is mated. That’swhyescbspooafoi does
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