mounts commits 011111111 Emil
W From the Highways sud Byways
at 11111 11111111 name can '
, Nils Edith Hunt, of South Main street,
is sick. ‘
hFrank Raymond, of Washington street,
“is sick with fever.
. Adauuhter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Gray, Meadow street.
”Fresh pork and sausage are so: 11 lb,
st Hayes’ market.
Ellis Makin has resigned his position in
Stamford, and returned to South Nor-
walk.
A new generator has nrrived for the
L‘ Norwaik and South Norwalk lt lectric
‘ Light company.
Dr. W. L. Weed,who has been sick with
chills and fever for the past two weeks. is
slowly recovering
~Umbrellas and canes at 0' Brien 11.
1
C. Ford Seeley of Norwalk. went to
New York yesterday to assume his duties
with the Monarch Cycle company.
Fred Carder is employed in (I. T. Leon-
ard’s coal oliice at Nor-walk during the
illness of Harry Smith. the book-keeper.
1 George H. Allen. of :Norwalk, is circu-
latinga petition for an electric light at
the corner of Chestnut and S1: hool streets.
'-Low priced candy at Lane s.
Our local dealers are reaching out into
wider fields. Raymond Brothers are lig-
uring on a very large contrnct at Water-
bury.
Payments for the Encyclopedia Britam
- nica can be made to E. J. Thomas at the
Norwalk office» of The Sentinel, 48 Wall
street. ,
The Arion Singing society will visit the
Turn Verein in Stamford. next Monday
night, leaving South Norwalk on the 8:11
train.
-—Chickens are 12%1: a lb,atliayes’ m'k‘t
Raymond Brothers are furnishing
teams and material for the Norwalk
Street Railway extension to the new rail-
road depots.
The heavy rain, yesterday, undermined
the highway on West street. near the
Elm Grove store, leaving itin a danger-
ous condition.
--C. S. Trowbridge & Ca. sell imperial
Crown 10c cigars.
By special request Mr. Hirst will sing
"I Will Extol Thee." from Costn’s ora
torlo of Eli, at the South Norwalk lisp.
tist church, Sunday evening.
~Your style candy at Lane‘s.
Gracer (‘. F. Seymour hnsuiadc another
improvement in his store by moving
Cashier Dunning‘ 11 desk to the rear and
placing thrce nest display tables where it
stood.
The Temperance Reform nesoeiatinn
will hold its first meeting in its new quar-
ters, the Woman’s building, South Main
street, tomorrow afternoon at 11;:iiio'1'lock.
The public is cordially invited in attend.
~4(3hoice country turkeys. ll‘w lb, 111.
Hayes' market.
Miss Fsuuettn Rose, daughter of f‘np—
tsin R. M. Rose, of Company i“.. has re:
ceived the tanned skin of a large diamond
back rat lesnake fr 1m l'nisley, lli. She
will have a belt made of it.
The steamship Ht. 1111111 upon which
Everett Wigham, of N11rwnllc.is 1111 clec~
trician, has been withdrawn from the
Transatlantic route, and will not return
to New York until the latter part of
December.
vSngar cured hams, lilc lb. Schaub's.
G. B. Bunnell, the popular manager of
the Hyperion Theatre. New ilnvon, hos
wired Manager l. M. Hoyt to reserve him
seats for tonight‘s grand presentation of
Rico‘s "Milli.” Mr. Bunnell and party
will attend.
Andrew Gormiey, of North Main street,
was slightly hurt. Thursday afternoon.
by running a stick whi1h he had be
tween his teeth into the root of his
mouth, drawing blood. ilr. Clark dr1~s~
sedthe wound.
~Special sale of cididren‘s trimmed
hats, 111112.119. Mrs. Wm. if. Jarvis, f1ltliil~
or"- block.
The November meeting of the Clmutsu
qua union will be held Monday night.
November. is. at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Edgar ii. Fox, ll" West street It
is especially requested that 111i be we
to make reports on the sales of tlck~
safer the Club Union Course. A large
attondsnccis desired. Those desiring to
join the Chautauqua Union will he cor-
dially welcomed.
- Sugar cured hams, 101: 1b. richanb 11
’ mm 111111111, the 11111111. 1111 11.11111 '
hermit today, ”return to New van.
The steamship ananiapn which Frank
1. Jones soiled last Saturday, reached
Queeustown at 9:15 a. 111.. Friday.
During the past six months the clerk of
the town court has turned in nearly than
to the town treasury.
.11....” 1......-
wituhber stamps, I’. 0. Newsstand.
The Norwalk Harbor-1' 111111.11 will meet
with Pohlman 111 Thompson. tomorrow
afternoon at 8:80 o'clock.
Thomas Ward, of Norwalk, the well-
knowu hat manufacturer, has opened a
retail hat store at 1550 Main street. Bridge-
port.
Mrs. Sophia \V. Henley, mother of Mrs.
[11ch N. I’reesey, of Franklin avenue,
died yesterday. The remains were taken
to New Bedford. Mass, today, for burial.
I—New Dunlap hat, at O'Brien».
William Porter will speak at the gospel
meeting of the Y. M. C. i... at Ii? Chest-
nut street, tomorrow at 3:”; p. 111. Sub-
ject, “Our Greatest Choice." All are in-
vited.
W. A. Benedict 1i: cempzmy advertise in
the best newspaper and win numberleus
customers who advertise their goods by
wearing their stylishly dcslgnedJlnc qual-
ity, and nearly fitting suits.
~Sugar cured 111111111, iOc ll). Hohnub 11 |
Assistant Inspector U. W. Raymond, of
Norwalk, inspet ted ifobbie Poem}. A. ll..
of Stamford, Thursday night. He found
everything in first- class shape, with 1:15
members on the roll,
The Teachers” association, of Calvary
Baptist church, held their monthly meet-
ing, last night, at 38 and 31'» North avenue.
After a very fine literary programme, a
collation was served by the young ladies.
‘P‘resh candy at Lane’s.
The summary of the Commercial Rec.
on! for the current Week shows nine real
estate sales in Norwalk and more
gages amounting to $3,630, as against
dght sales and till-‘90 mortgages for the
corresponding week last year.
Fletcher Davis. of llarien, was brought
to South Norwalk, yesterday afternoon,
by Constable (fonley, 11nd examined by
the police with a View to finding out what
he know regarding a transaction here
some time ago. linvis, however, pleaded
ignorancetothe affair, and was allotvcd
to return to Doric-n,
New Ymimun derby 11f. (l'llrit-n‘s.
lifllcerhlorehonse was notified by Thom
as (Kooney. yesterday. that a .1111 pretend-
ing to be u lrncbwolker had applied to
his house for board. He thought the
fellow was a fraud. The diilcrent board
1111;410:1411 keepers wercnolificd to be on
the lookout. The report that the man
was the some one who defrauded
Vin. cherhauscr two year.» ago wns
found to be untrue,
ii1pountlsfrcsl1 pork. ill. Schnub's.
There Were twenty-cight dentin in Nor-
wnlk during the 1111111111 of Member, rcp-
resenting on normal death rate of mu
per Loon inimliitnnts. 'I'herv Were l,l.’1ll
death reported in the state during the
mouth. This Was sevenny-lhrce less
than in Heplemhcr. and 95 more than the
avenue number of dentin 111 (lumber in
the 1ch yours preceding the present.
The 1lcntl1 rute Wt“ ii." for the large
towns, for the small towm. l? l, and ii U
for the whole- state. _ ..
Pure candy at Lane‘s
Ten years Ago the sink of l 11111101111111,
through its quartermostcr general 11111111
a contract with Stephen MIL-den, 11f Hurt-
ford, to supply hwdntoncs for noltlicrs'
and sailors‘ graves, A Week 11311 Mr. M1111-
lin wns notified by Quartermaster tiener-
al Dishrow tostop making headstones 11l-
ready ordered. General liisbrow declines
to go into any explanation» of his order,
but say-1 there is no reflection upon the
contractor. For the lust ten years Mr.
Mnslen has been furnishing stone-11 to the
state. at the nverogcrate of .11 little over
1110 yearly.
Lollies" fell hula. “.00, at H'llricu'm
The Mission at Grace church closed but
night. Tim! Mr. 'l'omkins' efforts have
been appreciated has been shown by the
large congregations. last 11ixhl..in cou-
cluding his address, he tlmnknl those
present for their support and all those
who aided inltbe service. lle also ex-
horted the parishioners to stand by their
pastor. Mr. Tomkins, through his
kindly manner, has won many friends,
and regret is expressed that the Mission
was brought to a close so soon. The wing-
ing was led byn volunteer choir. Much
gratitude is due to Mr. Watkins, throuuh
It
whose efforts the Mission was held.
has been conducive of much good.
will pounds frehh pork, ti S1hs11l1'11.
(NORWALK NEWS ON 1161"" PAGE.)
“Pure and Sure."
Ceveland s
BAKINGMD
“Absolutely
the best and most
desirable baking ypowder manufactured.”
- Gas. 1. 3 Hum. 11111 111me.
i. ll. iAiliilli 81 11.,
i 22 South Main ,Street.
HA!HA!H A 'Wthnbrohsn the bachhone of high prices. The highest priced
maria: in town i as com d
I» 111111 111111 1mm and 11'111 111111 111. 111111111111 ' ”n w W mm” ”m" “ °“' ‘"’ " “
The Cheapest and Best Market
in the twin ehies.
Mutton Chopr. 101 per lb: 31111. for 25c.
Goal 11111111111111; parlh.
lg: Mutton. 71. par lb.
41710111101100 Kiln-sit, if»! in? lb.
N l'-lll1| ”1 not lb. , lath! Lamb. lid Ill-Hr!
Ronni " 111 11M for 3k. Frankfurter nan-sue, in: per lb.
awaiting“ 1 " “1 1 ,1.'1 1b. 11:911."... llc per lb
1 . 1: per 1. AM. 5 i‘
Pork ”"'£3'1”"'" 1n. Fresh r.illlcu|1e§~l1m' lie per ‘b'
“lunacy. per
Lsmb Chops. ribh or life. 12%: per in
Free Delivery.
New York Market,
Donovan’s Block. Washington Street.
JA CKSON ’8 PH01‘()(}RAPHS
Fresh Shoulders, lic per lb.
Combine the LA!!!” STYLE All) rmrsn. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PEOIOGIHPEIO All'l'.
LARGE COLLECTION Ol' CHILDREN’S STUDIES.
E. m. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over 1". Mead’s Confectionery.)
58 Wall Streetw Norwsll. Conn.
EDWARD STREET.
Winter Underwear.
The time for wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have made special ef-
forts to supply your 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.
llosier
'We are agents for (lnyx Hosiery. “'hcn you see the name ()nyx on liose, you
are looking at the best black Hosiery made. Full stock for imdics’ Gentlemen and
Children, for your inspection.
Art Goods
Spend :1 few minutes looking at the display we make of these goods.
not some idea of what you desire. lt is one of our great specialties.
Edward ‘ Street.
’No. 5 (aerZETTE BUIIJDING‘.
511111111 8111116111 11111111, 111'6111é""111. Disbrow.
TEACHER OF PIANO.
OCH? Film a portion of E (insowskl's store.
(other of “allsnd Water streets. N r~
Terms reseonablo on application. Address.
’ill West avenue. auxin 6m
walk. 1 all and see the latest styles in spring
hat». cans. 11112. 112111
You will
11111111111 Art Benson... ..
Knuth Norwslk Ari thdenls Lo: net'ourse.
Mr». \ ii. Prentiss innuan. fin-41 (trace
ironic Pfl'lill's. lnstrucmrs Apply in Miss
31-1111. at Public l. ltrsr). Moth Norwn' it.
n? In
Guildhall, 111111, 11111111111111
Il'he System of Musical and Vocal
Instruction indarmi and I'11lronlzed
by the Royal family. nobility and
(irony of [- nglsnd l
MRS. [Hill OIXOH.
Pupil n.’ the show world famed thl of
Uralnrlonmi Piano-hurl» infirm lion. is 11 MN
pi’r‘psrnlmrecelva punilein Fonlh Norwalk
an: Wholly and wimpsrt themnet thorough
lns'rux lion by this rapi fly prone-salve and un-
equalled systemoi mush al 1--.1lu1a'io11 \11l1-v-.
111111 mi 11111 a pure, a11i perfect (one d1 velupe 1i
liemlin; 1nu~.i1 111 shun. 1111111111) 11m1hln11l
w1ll1 llrvnneuuof tomb. 11111-111111 and M1 xlhfi
it) 1fli1111e'in1rnre ‘spenliiy acquired by this
11111' 1 hie-n 1-) stein.
lie rrn1by “redial permission) to l. H ll 1-
lmnn m .\f 0.. Ninth Nora-:11”: Hamu l Fu- lt‘
1-".‘w1,ll11w1ulun.lamcsl'ampbe‘l. 31.1).
Bridgeport.
Allllfrrm all «ommunhatlona. Box '2. Roe
wnyl1n.1‘onn. (1:.l1lm
l. H. PLAISTEO,
IIR [361 (i I SEE.
~—--- -«'—~——
WE WANT YOUR TRADE,
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
YOU MONEY.
Come and See!
WWW——
PLAISTEO’S
GOHGH BEMEOY
Always Cures.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Rice's “I492"Tonighi.
The brightest of all exirnvngunmu,
Edward H. llicr's “HM." will upprar ul
llnyl'n'l‘hcntre tonight. with its galaxy of
prominent artists and glittering scenic
adornnn-nts. Many new and elaborate
improvements have been made 11nd up to
datesalires and specialties introducted. re-
sultingin the hurlsmpic being stronger
thnnever. .‘lir. Rice hat proven himself
such a genius in the burlesques line, that
novelty is really synonymous with the
mention of his name. it in 1111 assured
fact that “Hill!" has suffered no loss at the
hands of its new dressnmkern.
Tomlinson Comedy Company.
The 'l'omlinson Comedy company will
play :1 Hire 1 nights' engagement at lloyi a
Theatre alt-xi. Week, opening Thursday
night, with a change of play cnhh night.
The company carries a superb lmnd nnd
orchestra. and is composed of very clever
people, of whom The Sentinel will toll
more next week. The prices are ll). 20 and
{ill cents.
250 and 501: per bottle.
PLAISTED’S
BENZMN llEli
cures shaped hands and
A Boston Opinion.
The chart opened for the first number
of the Club Union lecture course, this
morning, at . Wood's and Plnlsted's.
Henry A. Clapp, who has been for twenty
years the dramatic critic of the Boston
Advertiser.nld of Locke Richardson in
that paper: “His intelligence is cit-arr
ilne, exquisitely cultivated; his knowledge
of Shakespeare is scholarly; his sensibility
to the charm of the play is to the last de—
gree delicate and true. Nothing is over- sore llpl.
done: nothing comes tardy oil'. The en-
thralled listener leaves the room after the
-—-—-oo—-———~
recital, happy in that he has been made
to breathe for an hour the very atmos.
plum of Shakespeare’s thought, to feel
the full charm and sweetness of his imu
ginstion."
l. H. ' PlAISTEfl
43 Wellington OM
WINNIPAOK.
Mrs. Fred Buttery. of Silvermlne, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Elisa {thump-on.
Thefinnlmk Kill-are manufactur-
lsgseenslnmstohhoellsim _. .
We are the sole 11111111111 for the Norwslks for the vistas Inhale
ll 1111111111..
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111
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hits: inaudible.
list a Booklet. lull
All than it.
Ten to one you don't.
lake cold with Jaros'
1 Hygienic Underwear.
Besideslhese goods 1.
we my me old 1:2
stand bys. Some
as low as 39 us.
Same as High as
$2 75.
1 “stencil-111.. i
1
1
Two suits of
iffiaros Hygienic
5713 Underwear are
‘7 ngorthedimo barrels
m cme.
@meehceeyzsé
' Boy's Knee Pants.
29 CTS., WORTH 50 CTSF“ m
All sizes, only 75 pairs. a...
All Linen llemstitched llandker— 1
chiefs,olfort121kreacb , 1
.- “on
t
BlOOEST llHE OF OVEHOOATS iH TOWN
COMSTOCK BROS.,
CLOTHIERS.
It South Main Street,
South Iorssll;
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
Masonic Building.
llorwslk.
A Few Points About Buffalo Gluten Feed.
11’» that part of mm which remains after the freestarch
is extruded. The strongest point which is made for it
is that it contains a large percenlsge of albumen. or pro-
1111111111 fact. it contains all thure is in corn. and it is link
ingredient. which tends to make hens lay, or to produce
milk if fed to s milch cow
(lluten fled in also rich in fat, containing about eleven
per cent. and this. next to protein, it is the most valln
hie ingredient In any feed stuff.
1 can prove it to be the best feed for cream for the cost,
of my feed ever used.
MMANUELT HATCH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
lull! [08
Buiialo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Horses.
liE‘l‘l‘ BRA l. \' BRANCH OFFICE.
FORBUlL‘lb‘t SOLMANS’
AND CATTLE LIVERY STABLE.
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PEEHAP§ “16113011111
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.
Silveiware
“.7
IOU FOR
A - NOVEMBER SALE
FAMILY BOOT AllO SHOE STORE of C. H. HARVEY.
These goods will becloeed out at reduced prices FOR ONE mom
OYLY, so now is the time to lay in 1‘1 111111111 s supply of
Boots, Shoes and Bubbers
whiletheycsnba bought
At Bargain P vi
‘7
“.—
OH THE IIIOH.
improvement and Advancement iscur
watchword. Whatever is new and 3006
in limlware we will getlt for you. The
“Old Reliable," of course,ws always hm.
81111111111113 seasonsble and which you
can scarcely refuse at our thanksgivlnu
rices
"m Anvmz xmvns AND roars.
neuron KNWES wanna mom
8.1’00N8
Our quality is always the best and. prices
coerce
WI: W. .
Norwalk Chronicler