‘ W W carnal Em , Pres ltsillstvsn ssd Emu yet he typical acoustical cilia. Theys‘chooarr Mty ls discharging a W of sand at Raymond Brothers' dock. flfl- Jeanie ‘L. Gay is moving today ‘ 1linden street toMrs. R. P. Booth's residence on Washington street. «flame to the mission service at Grace starch to-nlght at 8 o’clock. Rev. F. W. Tomktns, J r.. preacher. ‘2. Twopromlnent business men of South Norwalk met on Washington street. yes- terday afternoon. and had a lively debate about some city work. At the meeting of the ball committee . of Old Well Hook and Ladder company- ' last. night. it was voted to engage the Philharmonic orchestra. _. ~Forequarter Lamb. 4c lb. N. Y. M’ k’t. Uncas Tribe. No. 26. I. 0.‘ R. M., 1 making arrangements for a musical en- tertsinment. to be held in their Wigwam the 22nd inst.. at 8 o’clock. A party of members of the South Nor walk Congregational church expect to go to New Haven, \Vednesday, to attend the Christian Workers’ convention. Acarryall will leave St. John’s lodge broom at 6:45 o’clock next Wednesday night for New Canaan. to take up those who wish to visit Harmony lodge. ~Pure ice cream. Lane’s Charles L.Tenney,formerly of Norwalk, who is ill at his home in Brooklyn is somewhat improved. G. A. Franks. of Norwalk, paid him a visit yesterday. The annual meeting of The Knob Ont- ing club will be held in the Mahackemo Hotel parlor tonight, at 8 o’clock. Olli- cers for the ensuing year will be elected. ' N. S. Barnum. of France street has added to his flock of fancy fowls several white wyandottes of choice strain. which he received a few days ago from Green- field. Mass. ‘W —-:Fresh Pork. Ho. lb. N. Y. Market. St. John Merrill has been chosen chair- man of the new social club of St. Paul’s church. It is known as St. Paul’s Fellow- ship clnb. Officers will be elected next Thursday evening. The Over River school cadets drilled at the Armory, yesterday afternoon. The captain of the cadets is Louis Leonard: first lieutenant, Willie Rowe; second lieutenant, C. Cram. ——-Come to the mission service at Grace church to- night at 8 o clock. Rev. 1". W. Tomkins. Jr., preacher. Mrs. J. M Cohurn will represent the Endeavor Society of the South Norwalk Congregational church. at the Christian Workers' convention in New Haven. next Monday and Tuesday. The initiation fee of Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St. George. has been re- duced from it”) to $3 for the remainder of the year. At its meeting Tuesday night one new member will be received. A. C. Cause, the Railroad place fruiter- er, who makes a trip every two weeks to Danbury. has built quite a large trade in fruits in that city. On his last visit he toot: one order [or twenty boxes of lemons. —The purest coffee at Lane's restaurant! John H. Hoyt. of Norwalk. went to Bridgeport. yesterday, to attend the fun. oral of his niece. Mrs. Everest Beardsley. who died of consumption at Southern Pines. N. (3.. to which place she had gone for the benefit of failing health. Another pile-driver arrived from New York this week and began work on the foundation for the western abutment of the new railroad bridge. Contractors Hairs 86 Lewis expect rafts containing 1.400 piles the first of next wash. The New Troy Laundry. of which Wll~ llam T. Erwin isproprletor. docs strictly first-class work, which is called for and delivered free of charge in either city. The offices of the laundry are printed in Mr. Erwln'a new advertisement today. “Fresh Shoulders, Hc. lb. N. Y. M'k't. The Daubury Dispatch has settled its differences with the Typographical salon, and all the old employees will go to work Monday morning, the Mo nonunion nII-u, Thomas Wallace and John McQuery. who took the place of the men locked out. be. ing discharged. At the Booth Norwalk Baptist charm. the pastor will preach tomorrow morning. In the evening the Sunday school will air serve Bible Day by giving a concert. There will be special music, recltstlons and the stereostlcon will be used to ills.» trete the work. All are welcome hold imp-Is mtiomwtami-y. with Sarah Hamilton. William Berg. of Ilsyview avenue. has gone to Bridgeport to work for the Box Manufacturing company. «New Yonmsn derby, at O’Brien’s. ii? The Ely place on Washington street. formerly occupied by John Vick-re. has been leased to-Gharles Van de Linden. of Hobnkeu, N. J. While playing in the brook near Knight street. recently. Freddie Wright found a /.iuch cannon hell. he placed it in the cabinet at the Center school. Prof. A. M. Heydrick will be in town tomormw and will preside at the meeting of the Christian Young Men's. League at 87 Chestnut street. South Norwalk. The topic will be one of especial interest to boys. -Come to the mission service at Grace church to-night at 8 o’clock. Rev. F. W Tomkins. J r.. preacher. The daily services at Grace church next a week, until Saturday. will be as followe: 7:15 a. m., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. m., instruction; 3:45 p. m., children’s service; 8:00 p. m., service. sermon and after-meet- ing. Rev. F. W. Tomkins, J r., missioucr. The V. E. Hawley company has been incorporated. Its purpose is to carry on the wholesale and retail drug business in Danbury. The shareholders are M. Car- lyle Johnson, Howard D. Smith and V. E. Hawley. Mr. Smith was formerly of Norwalk. —-—New Dunlap hat. at O Brien’ 3. Miss H. S. Rider has rented the store on North Main street. formerly occupied by Scribner. the grocer. and will remove her hair dressing parlors from the Lauder block to the new location next week. Miss Rider will also open a five and ten cent store. In the divorce case of William Sheldon vs. Mary Sheldon. before Judge" Elmer. at Bridgeport, yesterday. the plaintlfl was ordered to pay the defendant an allow- ance of $25. In the case of Chariot vs. Chariot. the defendant was ordered to pay the plaintiff a like sum. “Chickens, l2).c. per lb N. Y. M‘k’t. Rev. A ll. Wyatt will preach in the Norwalk Methodist church tomorrow on the following subjects: "The High and Low Water Mark of Christian Living." “The Unnaturslness of Sin.“ Ushers are iii/attendance to seat strangers. Every~ body' Is heartily welcome. At the Norwalk Congregational church. tomorrow. Rev. K. Holden, pastor of the Olivei. church. Bridgeport,will occupy the pulpit. morning and evening. l'nlon meeting of Y. P. S. C. E. and the Juniors at flztll). Rev. T. K. Noble, the pastor will preach in Bridgeport. N. Y. Market. Manager Hoyt. of South Norwalk. and Manager Ray, of Greenwich. played “The Witch“ in the Stamford Town Hall. last night. Mr. Hoyt. lra lioyt, Fred Decker. i’. J. Martin and John Sheldon. of lloyt'a Theatre in South Norwa‘k. wit needed the performance. ~Leg Lamb. 9c. lb. m—The National Bank of Norwulk hasa modern safe depusit vault, coupon rooms and all the necessary conveniences. Safes. $5 and upwards per year. Charles 1‘}. Seymour has had his grocery store handsomely decorated and renovat- ed. and last night an entire new stock of goods was placed upon the shelves, which will be disposed of at the right prices. A more attractive store than Mr. Heymour’a it would be hard to find in this section. Nearly fifty members of the Arlon Sing- ing society will go to Bridgeport. Monday night.to witness the dedication of the new Arlon Hall in that city. Professors ilelne and Noack will accompany the party. which will leave here on the 7:28 train. Tickets may be procured of Albert iierg. Ladles' felt hats. $1.00 at O’llrlen's. 'l‘lleopbilc Eupbrat. who sold his real- dence in Darlcn. this week to Miss Smith. of New York. will move with his family to New York in a few days. Mr. Cooper. Mrs. Euphrat‘s father, who has been liv- ing with him for some time, will remain in chargeof the Darlen place until next spring. when Miss Smith will more there. The Mission at Grace church was large- ly attended last night. notwithstanding the disagreeable Weather. llsv. 8. ll. Watkins requests that the members of the congregation come early to the ser- vices, tomorrow. that visitors may be seated. A special meeting of Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of Ht. George, is called for tonight at ll o'clock in their hall. to take action on their invitation to attend the special service for men. tumor» row afternoon at 4 o’clock. in the church. ~Coffee with cream, occupat lmnefs. ll‘iOllWALK NEWS ON Elflli‘f'il PMHH “ Pure and Sure." ' BAKING POWDER. Ceveland s Biscuit. cake, pot pies and buns. Olimpia] us, puddings, Sally Lune, . Mullins. we es. griddle cakes, The very best It always makes. 5 ll. [Will i In. . 22 South Main Etreet. HOME contour ds after all ve stl on the so - plies safe: the table. Sim get here is ps market and we endeavor to make it first class in everything. OYSTBRl', Chills, HEATS of all (I FISH . 3‘3”!” ‘ WI CANNOT BE BIATIN QUALITY 0R PRICE. Best Sn ar Cured Hams. Fresh . Porterhouse Steak. Sirloin 11¢ per lb. 8c per lb. 16c per lb. 14¢ per lb. Round “ lilo per lb. Shoulder “ do per lb. 3 New York Market F. 3. lies. Proprietor. FREE Ii LIVER ,1 DONOVAN’B BLOCK. WASHINGTON s JACKSON’s PHOTOGRAPHS Combine the LAIII'I'NILI All) "Kills. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons. and to furnish them with .he finest productions of the rum-construe A31. LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES. E. M. Jackson. Photosrapher. (Over 1“. Head's Confectionery.) 58 Wall Street. Norwalk, Coal. EDWARD 7'“ STREET Winter Underwear. forts to supplyyour wants. Our stock is large and prices are very low for the kind of goods we carry. Look at the stock. You will find something to suit you. Ilosiery. \‘l e are agents for Onyx Hosiery. When you see the name Onyx on Hose. you are looking at the best black .Hoslery made. Full stock for Ladies’ Gentlemen and Children, for your inspection. Art Goods. Spend a few minutes looking at the display we make of these goods. get some idea of what you desire. It is one of our great specialties. Edward Street No. 5 (}AZETTE BUILDIl‘I G. Slum summon. IImEll. “NeIIIe M. Disbrow. CCUPIESaxortion ol'E Gnsowski'setore. TEACHER 0F PIANO. corner of alland Wawr streets; Nor- walk. “all and ace the latest “'10! “I ""113 Terms reasonable on application. Address. “'3" 38 West avenue. auglll om hats. caps. em. Riverside Irt School. as It”; South Norwalk. Art Students' Les ue Conrsq ‘ Mrs. V D. Prentiss lnugan. lee Grace . iconic Preutl- -.e instructors Apply in Miss I Scott. at Public Library. south Norwalk; If! D RUG GI 51‘. You will Guildhall, LIIlII, SIlIIlIlllIIII (The System of Musical and Vocal Instruction lndorscd snd Patronlzed by the Royal Family. nobility and Gentry of England ) MRS. EMlii DIXON. Pupil of the above world famed School of Oratorio and Piano-Forte instruction. is now pro cred wrecelvo pupilalu South Norwalk an vlc lnity. and to impart the most thorough insiruc tlon by this rapl lly progressive and on- equalled system of musical education. \'-ol: 0'3 pun ed and a pure and perfect tone developed. leading music at olgh' delicacy combined with firmness of touch. elasticity and dull)“- by of lingering are speedily acoulred by this man bless system. lieu-ruby special permission) to .l. (i. lio- hsunos.M. 0.. South Norwelk; Hamuel Flo's ml. lieu. Rowaylon. James Campbell. \i. 1). Bridgeport. Addnse all (ommunicatlons. Box 224. R0 in: too. “our. ‘lm DARIEN AND NOROTON. Last Thursday night Ernest Koch heard icnr plstolshots. and shouted to Watch: man William Moe. at the depot. asking if he also heard them. ile said he did. and when Mr. Koch came out they started for the postoilice, and there found Florence Callahan. who said he had fired the shots at two apparently drunken men whom he had seen in the vicinity. Yesterday llulldlng Mover Coggswell. with the same tackle which moved '1‘. W. Austin’s block last year. pulled over thc two big elm trees on Seminary hill. and dragged them out of the way. This was necessary because of cutting the hill down four feet am] widening and stralghtculng the highway. Mrs. Henry Whitney. who was called to llrooklyn on account of the supposed fatal illness of her daughter. Mrs. Ogden. reports that there has been an IIncxw-ct- ed change for the better in her condition. and she is now convalesclng. A team owned by Mr. Strangcwnrd caused considerable excitement Wednes- day. by running away on Mala street. They were brought to a stand by being turned lutoarock pile. No damage was done. Miss Nellie Leonard. of Noroton. was surprised Tuesday evening. Friends to the number of about thirty-live were present. Miss fleorgls Whitney has returned from her Brooklyn visit with Mrs. Jel- WE WANT YOUR TR‘ADE, AND MAKE PRICES LOW ENOUGH TO SAVE YOU MONEY. tome and See! PLAISTED’S lililliiH BEMEBY Always Cures. 25c and 50c per bottle PLlIS'lEll’S II’IIIII IIIIII cures chaped hands and lllfe. Mr. and Mrs. ll. H. Tolles will spend Sunday with relatives in New (Ianaan. ”re lips. ' New lends Ordered. HQ...“ in the action of Francis J. McKeon. of Norwalk. against Editor Bylngton, of the Norwslk Gmtte. who asks for damages in the sum of several thousand dollars fora tsilor's hill. new bonds of prosecu- tion have boon ordered, it having been found that the former surety was not in good circumstances. Itleuotstslldlscrsditeblsforthe swim ' of extensive real estate to run rapidly B. H. PlMSiED n summon sir-a. The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have made special ef- ' “our ' The Little Fellows Don’t Like Overcoats, And you can’t blame them. for how can they run, romp and play, which is the natural thing for a boy. with a long overcoat dangling around their legs. Should you succeed in getting one on them they fill ten to one come home with it on their arm. .We have just the thing for them, and . They Are All the Go, REEFER. Only comes below the waist, leaving free action for the limbs. Besides, that port of the body never gets c.old Come in all sizes, from 3 years up. In indentations aIIIl Chinchilla, costing $2. 50. $3. $1.50 $4. $5. $5. 50 and $6. lleep Sailor and Ulster Collars with Braid: Gold and Clint Buttons. You’ll find the boys will always be ready to wear them. They look very jaunty. FULL LINE ' or sun's. We Carry LEGGlllS, Leather and Cloth. if to $2.50. COMSTOCK BROS" I4 South Mala Street. Masonic Building. South llormllI; . Ismail. MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER. .- "a“ I Few Points lbnut Buffalo Bluten Feed. It’ s that part of corn which remains after the free starch is extracted. The strongest point which is made for it is that it contains a large percentage of album. or pro- rein: in fact. It contains all there is in corn. and it is this ingredient which tends to make hens lay, or to media. milk if fed to s milch cow Gluten Feed Is also rich in fat. containing about clean per cent. and thin!) next to protein, it is the most VIII. hie ingredient' In any feed stuff. I can prove it to be the best feed for cream for the cost, of any feed ever used. MANUELT HATCH. 15 MARSHALL cream. The Leading Grain Dealer. All!" '03 Buffalo Gluten Feadlor Cattle, Chickens and Horses. . user GRAIN Basses arm. l roasoasss sonnass’ sun came ”VERY 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. cell or send etcncuo A. 3W. A U S T l N, NOW FOR A NOVEMBER SALE OPERA HOUdE BLOCK, NORWALK. At the l-‘umil y lloot and She! Store of C. H. HARVEY. The goods will be closed out at reduced prim for one month only. so now Is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERB while they can be bought at BARGAIN PRICE‘J. C. II. I‘IAIIVEY, . l 1 Retail junior in Boots Khan and Rubbers, Leather and Shoe Tild- “ "‘“m ° m... Manufacturer of csn’am a slim. In North Main Street ALSO OFFICE OF CITY FMX’LOYMF’NT AGENCY. (.7me! with patience and perm, are mountain-ounces: in building up a mum. We point with W pridetoour store and steak, and W not only a continuance of our present patronage. but an acquaintance With DIV customers. Wemcsrtsleioplesssyou. $0. lilliflll MW. 60 Silvawais through his property . a soars autumn-o. 101mm gr
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