Wet-WW
, rely en‘lfsvilned Millie morning,
andhwahetheharnsellapteees.
wForssler’s hall. at Arlen not. mun.
giving eve. ”mu...” '
The Crosby Steam Gage and Valve
company‘s suit against Landon Ketchup:
lson trial this afternoon before Justice
Silas B. Sherwood in 'Wenlp'n'l. Joseph
Taylor, of South Norwalk. represents the
plaintiff.
Tomorrow evening, at the meeting of
Sherman oommandery, U. 0. G. 0.. W.
W. Simona will make an address on his
trip to California, which promises lobe
very interesting. it is earnestly requested
that all members be present.
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22“ South ,Main Street. it “Bill a" ”W .
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room” Afternoon club will u...
. , with Mrs. Andrew Thompson,
3/
4.1654. '1'. Kennedy has been called to
Splines; on account of the death of
hismin. Itev. John Kennedy. curate of
fit. Patrick’s church, who died Tuesday.
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“I": Shula,
a an. it . .,
Indium linings. "v
Prices Reasonable; , ;
4. Gel a Bonnet Tell: in '
’ lllltutlli. ~
@mmmec ..
l In Willi Talley
isoneoftbeBnropennprospecle. but
there is no necessityof your fighting
with the Turkey of domesticity At
our market you will find all kinds of
Poultry except tough core Do not for-
get that this will be the headquarters for
Fine Turkeys for your Tnsahanlvina
dinner M ususl we will undoneell all
others. 0" prices on other goods the
lowest. Pill! nlhlVEltY.
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“The Southern New England Telephone
, {company has completed the laying of its
’4‘ uand system in South Norwalk,
andtha employees have gone to New
Haven. ,
The city of Norwaik finance committee
Concord Division will hold an invitaw
tion social, musical and literary enter-
tainment on Monday evening out. A
delegation will also attend the institution
of a new division at Greenwich the same
and the Norwsllt Gas company will ad-
just the taxes of the company this week.
i“ The city .will be made some 0300 richer
‘. thereby.i ‘
~Bargains in trimmed hats this Week,
5 at Miss S. Tillotsons, 207 Washington St.
‘ - A dispensationfhvr‘t’subeen granted Sher-
‘ man Council, Royal Arcanum, permitting
, “the regular meeting to be held Monday,
instead of next Thursday night, Thanks~
giving Day.
. Colfax Encampment will hold a sociable
Monday night. December 8th. The com-
mittee consists of E. L. Hefner. Charles
. ‘ Gehrmann,Charles Dibblc, A.L. Beneditc
and Allen Sheflier.
Agent Adams has sold a lot on South
' street, for Mrs. Harvey Hoyt. to William
W. Kellogg, a South Norwalk business
man,who.intend serectlngn fine residence
u: ereon.;Stamford Advocate.
Wesley Wood, of Glenbrook, who is em-
. ployed in Norwalk, was married in New
Canaan, at the Methodist parsonage,
' ‘ Sunday evenlng,to Miss Maggie McCor-
nish. The groomis eighteen years of age.
The funeral of David R. Selleck will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o’clock.
from hisiste residence on Crescent Ter-
rm. Rev. 6.1!. Beard will omciate.
, The interment will be-in West Norwalk.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the Young People’s Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor, of the South Norwalk
Baptist churchmlll be held at the close of
the regular mid-week prayer meeting to.
night.
-—-Old and young become eufatusted
with the “Symphony." Bicycles are no-
evening. Concord Division will attend
services in the Rowayton Methodist Episv
copal church, it being the tenth anniver-
sary of Rising Star Division. .
The Tomlinson Comedy company arriv-
ed in town this morning and made
a tour of the two cities with their concert
band, playing several selections in a ore
ditable manner. They will commence a
three nights’ engagement at lioyt’s
Theatre this evening, with a matinee
Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. Seats may be
secured at Plalsted's and Word’s drug
stores. Adults, 20 cents; children, lOcents.
--—Auy child can play it, even the hitch-
en maid is now proficient, and the up
stairs girl is learning fast. So call any
time of the day and hear the”Symphony."
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.
George, will elect officers Tuesday night.
November 28th. The following nomina-
tions have been made: For president, D.
Chittam, J. Hotchkinaon. G. Parrott;
vice-president, G. Robbins, J. Whitley,
W. White, W. Callan;secretary. G. Good-
win, W. Moore; treasurer. D. Chlttam,
James Wood; messenger, Frank Preece,
G. Robbins; assistantsecretary, H. Harris,
W. Callnn. Frank Preece- trustee, J.
Wood, D. Chlttnm, G. Robbins.
Considerable of a stir was created at
Trinity church, Bridgeport. Sunday
morning, by a strong rebuke which Fa-
ther Booth delivered to the parishioners
at the "close of his sermon. The cause of
the rector's forcible talk was the financial
condition of the church society at present,
and his remarks were made upon the sug-
gestion of several ml the financial backers
of the church who have for the last year
(Over F. Head’s Confectionery.)
forts to supply your wants.
Children, for your inspection. ,
Our stock is large as
New York Mallet.
FRANK B. AYERS, Proprietor.
Donovan’s Block." Washington Street
W. .
JACIISON’S PIIOTOGRAPHS
Combine‘the earner If“! All!) I'llllfl. Our aim is to give satisfaction to our patrons.
and to furnish them with the finest productions of the PBWIAI’BIO AB’I'.
MEG]: COLLECTION Ol' CBILDBIN‘B 81110138.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
58 Wall Street; Norwnlk, Conn.
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Winter Undersvear.
The time for Wearing heavy Underwear is upon us. We have wide special ef-
d prices are very low for the kind
of goods we carry. Look'at the stock. You will find something to suit you.
Ilosiery.
We are agents for Onyx Hosiery. When
you see the name Onyx on Hose, you
are looking at the best black Hosiery made. F l
all stock for Ladies' Gentlemen and
Art Goods.
Spend a few minutes looking at the display We makeiof these goods. You will ’“'
get some idea of what you desire. It. is one of our great specialties.
Edward Street.
No. 5 GAZETTE BU
iidfifitiwuon. umu.
Nellie m. Dlsbrow.
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ILDING.
Ten to one you don’t
3 take cold with Jams.” 3;;
'* Hygienic underwear, " .
BesideslheSe goods
we carry the old
stand bye Some
as low as 39 us.
Same as High as
$2.75.
”SPECIAL.
All Linen Hematitched Handker-
chiefs, tl for $1; 20c each.
Two suits of
% Jorosy Hygienic %
SQ. Underwear are %
worthtwo barrels
of medicine. a;
more 4)
1i: . *4..._M._.*_.__—'
l lBoy’s Knee Pants.
\ l 29 CTS., WORTH 50 CTS.
BIGGEST LlllEllF DOVERCDATS Ill TOWN.
COMSTOCK BROS"
CLOTHIERS.
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where in comparison to it and the “card been called upon to contribute large sums (”233132; ..fifid°'&gfi$&’mm TEACHER 0F PIANO. M south "all! 8&2”, MISUflicznlllldlllfl.‘
parties” are even afraid it will break for the maintenihce of the institution. walk. "“11 “diam“ 15““ “Fl“ “l “W Terms revocable on application. Address.
. ., we "0- ‘ M \Wuvenuu- autumn South llorwali; liorwalk.
their up.
Adrnw—head pulled out from scar on
extra freight No. 3, at the Springwood
tower, this morning at 4:30 o’clock.
Some delay was caused in the train get-
tingto its destination, the South Nor-
wnlk freight yard. .. .. ,
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman, will
hold its meeting next Tuesday, instead of
agency for Fairfleld County for the cele-
brated Witch Hazel Toilet Cream, one of
the greatest known healing remedies for
pimples. blackheads, sores, freckles, salt
rhenm. etc. The success of this Toilet
Cream has been wonderful wherever in-
troduced. Mrs. Bates' home address is
39 Chapel street, Norwalk, where all
—Mrs. W. .8313an has secured the
..- -" v‘”"'" 1.x W . r
Riverside Art School.
South Norwalk. Art Sindeota' Lei ueffuurc-n.
V. l). Prentiss lilngsn. . lea Ursa
.eonle Pfl'lvfl-l. instructors nnply to Miss
Scott. at Public Library. rlouth Nurl’llk; i
Kit in
illlllillIluluiclnll of Mill
ll. ll. PlilSTED,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, MANAGER.
”1870' m... ESTABLISHED 25 m... use;
Special Announcement.
lint-lug remodeled my store throughout, i new claim that l have one of the finest
and last arrsngcd stores that can be found. Will open on
Thursday night. in Germsnia Hall. (in orders may Moddresaed. . / \ -—- > . ..
“M" "v mm" "i“ “a“ “'1" F a. . . or. m .. .. omen 3...“. trial mills DRUG G IST- SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th.
lard Lodge in few Canaan. and assist in hurlsfiymggrfc ‘i: Vt“: ‘zgzwwm; 2'25, by “.9 Roy n [y, nobility and one of the most complete and selected stock of
th 1 b ti ‘ fth tor i'. tion’ liftb . ' ' _ j v - f I if
none ra one a gun In s inspections of factories in the state have “emu” 1' II ) WhTCHEs' DIRMOMDS. JEWELRY. SOLID SILVER.
anniversary.
savannl Fanzilla has received the
been made. Tltisisliil more than were
mudethe previous year. The inspector
MRS. E if lllelll.
llllllELTlES 0F EVERY DESCRlPllllll
contract to build the culvert over Gosling and his agents found that the greatest, l’cpll at the above world famed Schml of '
. . i i an F n, Infraction, i mar Suitable for urine. Flue Clocltr.0ptlcai(lnods and in fact. evarytbiagva first class ewal
“Wk- The material for filling in “‘9 (““1“ 0' complaint in the condition "l g;§lx;t;r’l‘:: ~0ng. xlziplplslr: rlmlth Nolwslk WE WANT YOUR TRADE, store should con-M of. Thanking the nnbllc'for past favors. 1 especially invite i am as
land will be taken from the south side of factories and arrangement of machinery In Vic'nlli. Mid DOWN“ the “W“ WWW“ 111' 9““ “1’ “WM 1“ “WE“ ”A“ 51'3“"-
the atreeh at the top of the Cedar street
hill, where Mrs. Hill has given a piece of
land for the purpose of widening the
street. The work will be pushed as rapid»
1y as the weather will permit.
A. C. Conan, the Railroad place fruit
buycr. accompanied by his father, attend-
ed a big sale of malaga grapes in New
York. yesterday, 25,000 barrels being sold
byauctlon. Mr. Cuneo, who was one of
about too buyers, purchased his share for
the holiday trade. He enjoyed, also, a fine
turkey luncheon provided by the import-
ars. It was served nicely put up in boxes
by n\ well-known New York catering
company.
The New York, New liaveu and Hart-
ford Railroad company has submitted to
the city committee. of Bridgeport. its
plans to solve the grade crossing and sta-
tion problem there. They are so volum-
is confined entirely to old buildings in
which the business has outgrown the ac-
commodations. There has been only one
prosecution under the law creating the
office of factory inspector since it was
enacted.
If the oysters lined & llouamau are
now supplying their numerous customers
are a fair sample of the qlialily that Nor-
walk is to furnish this sense". "Norwalk
oysters" will surely be the best in the
market. Ex-Mayor Reed kindly furnish
ed on a generous sample, and if there is or
ever was anything better it has never been
our good fortune to know it. We doubt
if there could be better oysters. lined &
ilousmnn have a most. laudable ambition
to secure the best oysters that can he
bought, and spare no efforts to obtain
them. This season. if merit wins, and it
generally does, llsetl dc Housman are
bound to be safe first in the oyster trade.
inslrucliou by this rapidly progressive and no-
equalled :- stem of musical educa'lon. Volvo's
Mat-ed not a pure and perfect tone urvelopud.
heading music at. slow. delicacy combined
with firmness of touch. elasticitv and flexibil-
ity - fflngerlog are speedily acquired by this
ma'chlesa system.
limerstby special permission) to .l.ll. ll).
banana. M. l).. South Norwall; Hatnurl Fica'
eu. Esq . ltowaytoa; James Campbell, M. l)..
Bridgeport.
Adtlrril! all communications. Box 2. R0-
0 ‘1‘ Tim
an r-nn, own».
OYSTER CASE POSTPONED.
The Salt of ll. l. Lewis vs. llnrllsrd nudging
Ce. Assumes a New Phase.
Thecaseof H. J. Lewis vs. Hartford
Dredging company assumed a new phase
in the Superior Court yesterday forenoon.
The evidence was all in and Attorney
Judson had commenced his argument for
plaintlfl. At the outset he began to set
up the claim that oyster ground was in-
creased in value after certain malt-rial
AND MAKE PRICES LOW
ENOUGH TO SAVE
YOU MONEY.
tome and See!
PLAISTED’S
Gilllllll BEMEBY
H S. RO()I).
~ BEAR IN MIND ‘
That i carry a larger stock of High Grade
Grain than any other dealer in town.
That I maize a specialty of the Grain busi-
urea and devote my whole time and atten-
tion to it.
That I use Bigbie’s Patent Oat Cleaner
and offer you onto free from dirt and other
impurities. .
That my prices will at all times be as low
as the quality of goods will warrant.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
15 MARSHALL cream.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
had been placed upon it. sonar [on
faults that the committee must take time , , .
. (fall at i). it. lllsbrow’s, till West ave- To this claim ex-Longressmna bpsrry. .
2321‘11'..132'.‘"n$‘h£3‘31 mm: m, “d m m, hm M. “Symphony. who .ppmedmnh “Mum“, "Mm, Always Cures. Buffalo Gluten Feed lor Cattle, Chickens and Home.
." aatfnfactor for the main oily 1’3“ but own", Anyone interested is invited m, sdnnd said he had understood that Mr. ' ‘l BEST GRAIN BRANCH OFFICE,
therel d’uht about the he, hi. 0', the any tlmetohereit,dny or evening. Judson would not malts any such claim. FORHOItSEfl 80L ’
' " “ use 1.. known um such a claim was anneamns. LIVERY STABLE.
elevation of the tracks in East llrldge
port. ......_........
-The Imperial Crown mu cigar is made
of pure and unadulterated tobacco. Try
one at 0. ti. Trowhridge dc Co's cigar
store.
Property-owners on State {street are
hurrying along their sidewalks, in order
to get them down before December 1. the
time limit fined by the Council. A. Bach
hunesrly completed his walk. and work
lswell advanced on the one in front of
the municipal electric light station. iifr.
Bach has received the contract to lay
walks on the street for the Consolidated
meaay and Richard H. Gold-
en. and Raymond Brothers will put down
Bands Bellech’s.
-—.——i
has .. W,
it is expected that several states will
berspresented at a meeting of the presi-
dents of Odd Fellows’ homes, which will
be held at the Connecticut Home at Fair-
vlew. llrolou, Monday next. President
Charles B. Ware. of the Connecticut
Home, has received letters from many
presidents of Odd Fellows‘ homes accept-
ing the invitation to attend the meeting.
A general disscnssion of matters concern—
ing Odd i-"ellows' homes and their man-
agement will be held. The visitors will
be entertained at dinner and in the after-
noon they will go to Fslrview and inspect
the Home. in the evening on entertain-
ment at the Home will be provided for
the visiting presidents.
lNOllWALK FHA 01‘ RIGHT]! PAGE.)
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{of Will produci of
. Alum.- ammonia and
.. of tartar.
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contemplated, he would have offered evi~
deuce in rebuttal. He thought. Mr. Jud-
son was not acting in accordance with an
agreement that such claim would not be
made. After some sparring betweeh the
counsel. Mr. Judson consented to defer
his argument until after evidence in re-
tlie case then went over until tomorrow.
when such evidence will be submitted.
The case will probably be finished this
week, as Judge Elmer announced that if
the arguments were not completed l’rl-
day, he would hold a session of the court
Saturday.
The claim raised by Attorney Judson
may serve to bring out more interesting
points relative in oyster growing,” es—
perts diner. Prominent oyster growers
from Stamford. Norwalk sud Bridgeport
have' been summoned to appear and teeti.
one that admits of much argument. if
the material falls to cause spat to adhere
to it and develop into oysters, then it may
be presumed that the value of the ground
is not increased thereby. If it (Was not.
the presumption is the other way. But
in either case no one can tell whether or
notihenstsrlalpiaeedwlll moths
buttnlof the claim could be heard and '
25c: and tilt per bottle.
PLllS'l‘Ell’S
BEllllllll lllElll
cures chaped hands and
m gflfl‘ fr
Tellers-all” W for two unte-
,Tflmm
or
a..
l. a. Plilillll
ll destinies ttmt.
PERHAPSMYMOU DON’T!
But if you should want any
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry or Silvalware
or your Watches. Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, NORWALK.
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stonesorother material placed upoult. ls ”fl". AT Til 3
FAMILY BOOT lllD SHOE STORE of c. if. lllillEl.
. These goods will bselosed out at reduced prices FOR ONE NORTH
OYLY, so new is the time to lay in a winter’s supply of
Boots, Shoes and Bubbcrs
g . ‘ whiletheyeanhehonght _
Atfimr’gn l n P r i o o o.
Norwalk Chronicler