f than no Amman m1
WNW: WM
has It WWMIII1 liar
nmmmm‘mnm
WM Diurnal '
Thoreau: 1,570 names upoujthe city
of Norwalk voting list,
“Fresh hams, we. lb. 1.1.... Bros.
Southliorwalk.
, St. John's Lodge worked the Entered
apprentice degree, last nighI, after
which a banquet was served.
-—-Fresh pork, 109. N. Y. N” ’t.
___.__.._ 1
William Jennings, of Union street,
I the trap drummer of the Philh1rmonic
orchestra. in on the sick list.
1 MM 1
—-Men’s and boys’ golf caps. 01Brien‘s
The Golden Rule circle, 1Kiug’s
Daughters, of the Norwalk Cohgrega-
tional church enjoyed a trolie1y ride.
yesterday.
~John H. Dakin, piano tuner1 will be
in South Norwalk next w.eek 1T0 111-
sure prompt attention send ordeirs early
to Mahackemo Hotel. 1
The Independent Social 011111 will
hold a meeting tonight with EveiIett W.
Tolles, last avenue. All membllrs are
requested to be present.
—-Pork sausage. 106. N. Y. M‘Ir't.
Special services were held at St.
Mary’s church this morning, at 5:30
and 7:31) o'clock, in connection with the
League of the Sacred Heart. There
will also be services tonight.
' ——Set aside a few hours each week dur-
ing the fall and winter for self—improv e-
ment. Enter night school at Mcrrill's,
Stamford, and prepare for a better posi-
tion while still holding your present one.
Captain Gilbert L. Fitch, of Com-
panyC, and Miss Carrie 0., daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William E. W0061, were
married at the home of the bride’ 11 par-
cuts.l\'ol.5)li11touavonue, Stanhford
last evening at 8 o'clock.
—-Shoulder steal: 6c. lb.
Bros“ SouthorwaIk,
Adam 1-;
Tristram 6.: Hyatt 1.1.1.1 o made an )ctl‘ort
to maintain the reputation they have
gained in the past of doing the fur‘ bust
ness of the Town, warrant all 1100115
sold, and will select the skins and the
garments made to order by the best
manufacturer.
~Latcst Dunlap derby.
Mrs. J. W. S. Peck, vicepresident,
and Miss I. L. James, secretary and
treasurer of the state board, I)aup1hter.~:
of the King, hold a conference with
Mrs. J. L. Stevens. of l‘astavenuc,
Wednesday, in regard to in akinu the
final arrangements for the state confer
once soon to be held in Waterbury.
O‘Brich's.
—Spring chicken, 121,30. N. Y. M’k't.
Patrick Kellehcr escaped from the hos-
pital for the insane at Middletown, yes-
terday. For some time past he has been
regarded as one of the mildly insane
patients of the institution, and was al-
lowed to walk about the grounds. Yos—
Ierday, he assaulted Keeper Thomas
Brown, in the barn, and rendered him
unconscimis, besides inflicting a number
ot‘sovcroculs about the head. llowam
last seen near Cromwell and was headed
for blast Hartford. Kcllcher was sent
there from Hartford.
,_
u"...
‘11. Yenflyfe It?
It’s the best thing for tin:
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by takin
thought can add an inch t1
his stature, so no preparation
can niake hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro1
mote conditions favorable t1)
growth. This is done b1
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It re,
moves dandruff, cleanses th
scalp, nourishes the soil i
which the hair grows, and.
just as a desert will blossom
under rain. so bold heads gm
hair, when the roots are non:
ished. lint the roots must be
there. It you wish your ball
to retain its normal color,o
if you wish to restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair and
Ayer’s flair Vigor.
for Jersey City, Saturday.
Twin City Council. D. of L.
tour candidates, last night.
corps, met yesterday alternoon.
has moved to Crescent Terrace.
work the enquire degree, tonight.
The Hour oillee has been vacat7l.’j
The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church, will, meet tonight.
rented the Mallory place on Mill Hill.
Messrs. Hendce and Ives have assumed
the management of Lockwood's Hall.
Mrs. Margaret Foley has moved to
Union street from No. II Pine staeet.
-—All the latest styles 1n tall and win-
ter millinery at reasonable prices. 8. S.
Tillotson’ s, 16 North Main sheet.
George R. Cowles, of The Green,th
has been ill, is now in a critical condi-
tiou.
-—-I"rcsh pork, 100.1h. Adams Bros.
South Norwalk. [,7
A ten-pound daughter has been born
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson, of
Newtowu avenue.
—-Men’s and boys' alpines. O'Brien’s.
Rev. R. O. Sherwood will speak at the
no-license meeting at Broad River to-
night, at 8 o‘clock.
—Big bargain in "best baked bread,"
Saturday, Oct. 3d. Jones‘ bakery, 1380.
Main st.
, Rev. Alexander Hamilton, of Lyons
Plains, will shortly move into his resi-
dence in Newtown avcnm'.
~Latcst Youman derby. O'Brien’s.
Charles A. Burr has been appointed
cuumcrator of the Center school district
and commenced work today.
—l1‘rcsh hams, 1111‘. N. Y.
A haudsmuo night blooming ccrous
was in bloom at the residence of Mrs. L.
B. Johnson, in River street, last night.
M'k't.
——Thc prettiest stero in South Nor-
walk, and the “best baked bread,"
Joncs‘ bakery, II He. Main st.
The local (lmncil of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion will hold a Spl'cllil
meeting next Sunday afternmm at :5
o'clock.
L. \V. Sinclledge moved ycslcrday
from I’inl- street to (11111 oi IIll‘ Consoli-
dated railroad company's cottages in
State street.
~Ladhu-1’ felt hats, 1101'.
I). S. North. the Adams Erprcss n10»-
mnger between Jersey City and Boston.
will move Monday from East Norwalk
to Jersey (,1in Heights.
(1' llrien’s.
~11. ll. Bread—Low prices, Sutyhrday,
Oct. 3d. Join-6' bakery, II 50. Main st.
Joseph Bartram will
gospel service in Knudsou's Hall, on
SundayLti'uu'n'mu, by rendering scler-
Iionsou his sar'rml trio musical instru-
un'nts.
assist at the
The Railroad ('ullillll'imillll'l‘n‘, of tho
(lonsolldatml railroad. 12.1211: I11 South
Norwalk this illurnlugmw-r tI..1 llanbury
11111111111. Cl‘licyarv making: Ibmr 11,111-
lar inspection tour.
A spm'ial fcsiival 1:I11:1'al scrvEI-v will
beheld at St. I’aul‘s chapel next Hun-
daym'cuing, being thoriuuday within
Lln' octaves of the {11:11.1 111' III. Michael
and All Anglos, or 31111111111111”.
'I'Ib trial of 'I'lmlnar I". |\'1ppio', fur-
nuerlycf booth Nonralk'. who :tablu-d
his wife. Mary Kippie, to death, 111N11w
Haven, last January, in a jealous rape,
will probably be omnnn'nccd in the H11-
piniorlourt, next ’I 111111111. .
-—~.Ionos bakmv (I 1411111111 Main st. ’l‘l1o
lamp-st bakn'y 1n the city. 'l‘iy the
“la->11 bakm! bun I " Bargain day, Hat
urday, (number 21.1.
A young: son of l'lmil Duibm'k qul a
narrow :t‘i'llfilpi‘ this morning: i'mm
being run over by an express wagon near
the corm'ruf Wall um! I'ltllll'li street-1.
lie was pulled out oiihc way just in
time I1v an cldcrly 1111111
The funeral of Aunt llctscyS tulldnl‘s
was In 111 from tho nlnlsimuso, this after-
noon. }b'v. (J. M. Hclh'ck oillciutod. A
lame number of the friends of the do-
consod worn in attendance. lluriul was
in Pine Island ccinctcry at South
Norwalk.
Gnome h’hock, of ltowayton. an mn-
ployco oi the South Norwulk lint Form-
inu company. was taken with a lit in
Washington street this morning. lie
was rcmovvd Io Frank Lane's barber
shop, in Iloyt's Theatre, and Dr. ilurkc
was mnninonod. Ilcstoi'uti'.'cs womanl-
ministered. and latlcrhc was taken t)
has home on lanes Hill.
In. John 3. Seymour loam NW
WW6
Buckingham Post, Woman's Belief
R. A. Baldwin. of Washington street,
Pioneer Castle, A. 0. K. M. 0., will
The Town Court room at the rear of
Mrs. Anna Dudley, 01 Brooklyn, has
screens .1», 18116.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Aoream of tartar lnklnu ponder. llIUclwst
of all in leavininu siren tI.1—~Lntest ilted
States Um. ernmeut Food Eilumrt.
llolAL BAKING POW hhllGO. New York.
Mrs. 'l‘.l’..Sm1tl11s confined to thb
house with bronchitis.
The 111.111.111.115 and Silvcrmines play
ball at Silvcrmine tomorrow.
Lewis Allen and David W. Workman
wheeled to Lyons Plains, yesterday af-
ternoon.
Chiefnof Police Bradley arrested
Michael (Jubill for drunkenness, this
morning.
Pioneer Castle, A. I). K. M. 0., will
meet tonight and confer the Sir
Knight’s degree.
Repairs are being made to the E. K.
Lockwood building, occupied by the
Jones, llotchkiss company.
The Albert M. Merrill place 111 Ely
avenue has been sold to Frederick A.
Arnold through Mitchell N: Son.
The Holmes, Keelcr A Scllcc k com-
pany arc erecting a small store house at
the rear of their Wall street store.
George W.( India, of George Gregory's
meat market, was obliged togohomc
yesterday, on. account of sickness.
(l, S. Ferry I'ommand, 1". V. 17., will
meet trmight in their hall, and all mem—
bers arc specially requested to attend.
~—l"resh shoulders. 11". N. Y. M'k't
The (lun‘wmls, of Winnipauk, played
the Silvcrmines at Winnipauk, yester-
day, by :1 Score of thirteen to nothing:
In that Iowncourt, ibisumrnim: .Iu' 12:1
llublwll lined Waller Albim :3.” and
costs for drunk-muses. He went to jail.
The Norwalk police haw been 1'111111115:I<
ed to look out ' for u mustangr stolen in
ilr1.11'11wi1'll, and a bicycle stolen in
liridgcporI .
(Thief Ilrz'yidlv )'1.~11111’1.1\ 1mm d
\loriis II.1rri~. juul. p dd 1' fox doing
)uisimgx \1: II .111 a 311:1 1‘i:_~: case
11 1s 1‘ 11"11 d
(,711111'11'11' wail.q an I111:1,':l::idLin-11:11
1111- Monroe nth-1". brl1l'.:v'. making 1111-
aIIproacln-s to tho railroad static 111 much
plnasama'r than I‘orun'riy.
Tu'kctsi'or I‘alvstim- (‘usrlc fair. .\.
(I. K. M. l.‘., will I-(‘ for sale by N. 15.
I’ci'k,t.>z:i1,:hiu: I'I11:11-11r(‘:1stlI-'s hall in
the (infinite luildingz.
TFIHI' display 111‘ 111111111111 and run
’lrimnml millim'ry and 1111111111011lmvu'l-
111's :1! 11111 Mom's SI,.I111111I~', 11' \\':ill
.1=I1'1'1'I. ."'_uui1l.1y and Monday,” I. SIM
and Mb.
The 1'11'1‘1 cam: l-f IsubI-Ilu I’u'l'k vs.
Louis Sinner for (lis11.11..~11~'.~1«111 was on
trial III-(1111' .Imlge l-‘rost. :1tNorwaII;.
vestvnlay. Ib'i'isiun was 1'11~'I'r\'11d.
T'In fillll'l': ll oi I'liumi 1.1 11 1s with-111‘
.‘1.11111111 I (“\lh, .I1'., \v.1~' 111 III at 111'1'IaI11
11111111-111 N111'.11.\l:11n --Ir1-1'I, IIIN :lll1'l‘
1111111111 Hillm'clock, {1112A S. linva-
nagh oilii'ialinn.
Howard A. Tilly will return from his
visit In Now York and Iiroohlyu today.
llvweut down on his wheel in about
tln'w hours, and intends to beat his
11 « 11rd on tho 1"11111111 trip.
\1..Ii'.1m .Iohuwu, w. \1..11l on (1111
~:II1.’|11111I'l\I-<Il'a, .I‘IIUII I111 dm I. oi the
boat last Monday night, and ruptured n
blood vessel. lie is now confined at
William Iicbaub's house, on Washing-
ton slrl-vt III'IIIK“.
Attorney John I1. Light will noI ad-
dress I1111 Republicans in East Norwalk
tonight. Home mi~umb'rsiandiim has
1111111111111 from prcvious anmnini'vnn'nI,
but the met-ling has III‘I'II powlponml un-
til a later date.‘ 1
Michael Murphy, of Norwalk, mm
carting a load of {manure thrmmh
Wall sIrN-I . yesterday nl'tvruoou. when a
wheel was torn oIl' by geti‘im: caught in
a trolley track. l'lxpre-ssmun Murroll
completed the job.
411111111111: of line millinvry at II111
Misses St. John's. III Wall sIrm'I, Satur-
day and Monday, ”or. :Ini and :1111. All
are im'iIt'II. N11 trouble In show goods.
The entertainment committee of linens
'I‘i'ibo mot lust niuhI I11 mus-111111- plans
for the combo: social “Evening with
tho [tad Mon." ”wing to inomupleie
arrannmncnts uuollwr IIII‘I'IIIIR‘ will be
held before the pn 1102111111111 is announced.
"We've got the meanest teacher In
town!" “How so, Johnny?" "Why,
she went and took sick in vacation."
number of cloudy days, I};
F'. D LAWTON 8: CO.
Canned
Corned beef,
Roast “
Ham,
Tongue,
IntuitColo-aloiollovsliloa
one!IlulOOOUBOvIJOIeeICDDI
currents-unnunuu-n-
M eats !
1(1L per can
H' (i
H H
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' 1- ' u u
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F. D. LAWTON 81 DO., 2
......V ......,-. ”M“... a- 4..- v. ........ .--- --
Fall I896.
2 South MainStreot
EDWARD STREET,
3
Blanket Season is at
Hand.
M
We are prepared to shew you a choice line of
Blankets, su
liable for ‘thc early trade. Very
pretty designs, and they are extremly cheap.
EDWARD
5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
STREET!
NORWALK, DONN.
m
DHOIDE NIEATS.
The choicest cattle and lambs are all
sold here. We are the bin store of the1
twin cities. Did you take notice of these
prions? Log muttonJOedcg lamb 121.11);
good lamb cl1ops,l‘.l',_.c; good mutton
chops. 10c; iowls, 12‘ c. LUUK! Spring?
(IllIkOllS this week, 12 ..e; forequ'arter
mutton, 5c, forcqu'irter lamb tic.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
MAL .5!”
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish
Prices Reduéedl
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
5;! WALL STREET, . - .
NORWALK. CONN
JUST A
NUTEII
II 11' .1 mut Ih: 1t <11 1 you promi:= C(I yourself 11.:x1full?
Next Fall
21111 I WC ."1112
~1Il()\\lll”.;
is Here!
1. ‘” 17f
1'1' "CI
READY-MADE SUITS!
POPULAR
PRICES.
See our $2 no Working punts, suiti
riot).
111:1: and trouscrings, in cndless vu-
I'lu' megs suits I11 order, from 813m» up.
()111'11'1111 crs to .11'1lct' at $3 50 arc
:«Iill winning 115 new 1:11511111111'5.
'I'Iu: \cry newest 111111g,Z\II.)'I‘TI.iiI)RIISIIEII UNDERWEAR. 5111'
per 11"..:':111:11‘..
.'\ hauling li'atm'c is our 5111: ucltkwcar. in pulls, lCCIiS.Illl1)l.‘l’I.’lIS, four-
111-11211111~,11111.1': '11111'3'31';;'Ii1'<. ,
511111111 .1 51'11' cl your icisixrc comment; with 1.15.11 will be 111110 well
5111-111.
‘1'li’lii"“‘\'l“.’\I L'l'Illli 11,111,1I I.
on. m 1‘1 “quorum
DAVIS, The Tailor,
(71.1mm; Iliitcr .1111! I"1.1ruirlnj'r.
11.111.111':1<1«:1111 norm. 111.111: _ 1511 “111113111;
It 1111111 1.11.1.1; 1 1 . econ rs 110111111211 DAMAGE
In L DI‘1I.1.I:'
Caulk:
.\ serious 111'171' wu» narrowly awrb'd
111 I1. Dibblv‘s grocery store last night,
by the prompt action of (’harlos ll.
I‘cri'is. ll.- was cloning the store fnl‘ the
night. and bad turned out all the lights.
wuh the 1-1.1'11pIiol1 of the large brass
Iloi hostel lamp in tin front of the store
"'111. he on 1111111111; out when it fell
in the floor and w: 1. immediately cnveI—'
opvd In 11 Illllll‘. Mr. Ferris caught itup
and throw ii into the rum-r before it 1.1x-
plmlml 1111.! thus prevented a disastrous
lIrI'. The Mom- was slightly damaged,
wlwroilu bluzinglamp I'.11Il but noth-
iup; mow serious resulted than the loss
of 11111 lump
1. Grocery 3101': and .1 Sudan“.
1.3.1311 is Narrcwly Morbid.
Weather Summary ior Scplcmber.
The twnpurnturo, precipitation, etc,
for the month of Soplmnlwr, as recorded
by (Inorgn if. (fonmhwk, observer, is as
follows: [light-st tcn1p111'atnrc, 8:19 on
the llth; lowest temperature, 3:10,
tlu1 L’lthnucun maximum temperature,
71”" 111-111 mininnnu temperature,
’12.:10:1111.111imnperatmn ”2.10; total
precipitation. 71.1”11113111111'.greatest pro-
cipltntion in any Monty-four consecu-
tlvo hours. :5. ’10 inches, ”Ill and 11111,
numtm-nfduys on whr l1 ill or more
precipitation full 10; number of clear
dustfl, number of partlycloudy days, II'
prevailing 1
wimldirect1on,wrst.,
To Ihc I‘lilursl OysIJ tic-(35
AIIer All.
The oyster Ilvet hoisted sail ycsloz'day
and started tor the natural beds. oil‘
Ilridgrport and Strati'ord, anxious to
loam the extent of the damage done by
the storm of Tuesday night. and tho
swashmg sea raised by the inII‘ mum
wi'stt'I' of yi'stm'lluy.
All day Tuesday Iin' Ilect remained in
the harbor, only a stray boat or so
uttemptim,v to reach the beds. "1111
wind blew strong and steady from the
southwest, rolling,' up a high sea, and
the action oi’ the water doubtless caused
the Hilllil Io shift. A Milford boat which
put into llridncwrt to escape the siornii
started for Milford in the afternoon and
several drugs wet to made with an' up 101'
success (Ivster1m'11suythutasoutmrly
wind is the most (Instructiw to the beds
hero, and they were considerably con-
I'y the 81,} Sierra.
1 Ul‘l‘llQll,llH the wind came from that
quarter all day.
Yesterday every boat in the vicinity
of Bridgeport was at work on the beds,
and Into in the afternoon not one had
conn1 in. The catch doubtless was much
smaller than has been the rule previous
to the storm. but from the fact that all
remained at work, these on shore inter-
ested in the seed trade concluded that
the beds were not entirely covered.
SEASON
Fall,
COMPLETE LINE OF
lothi
READY AND WAITING FOR YOUTH,
COM-STOCK BRQ
Don‘t put off getting your fall suit thinking you he
You’ll find it does not take‘
as much as it used to.
money cuough.
Business Suits,
All wool black Cheviot,
Dress Suits,
Black diagonal, warranted; cutawa
single and double breasted sacks.
Some suits less, others more.
New goods for every department arriving daily,
Comsiock
Popular-Priced Clothiers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, -
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
llld’g, Norwalk.
0F
$61.51
$10.00
4
Brothers,
Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
\MISS {BaIFdHISW 1‘
Institute. -.-
ucnwslx, cons.
25th Year.
ltth YI'III‘ In Norwulk.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
I‘rinm ry.
111;:1- I ll
Intermedillo. :11' .Idomlc and (HI-
'..I 1ry 11-1“. .‘1, \pui 1 Hm 111111'1113111I
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\11,~.~'l..11‘11li~': 1t ImmoI 111-. 11« .m Thurs—
day. .1111 hi My .11 1‘ uh wool; 11111111611111.111.
11' am
MR. KING’S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
BEDFURD STREET,
Stamford, - - - - - Connecticut.
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
(Iver one humlicdlmys have entered ccl~
logo from this school.
Aug. 1 2m
Mrs. Mead’s School
WILL REOPEN
September29,'96
ALI. APPLICATIONS
For mlmiseion should be made at Hill-
3
side at an early day. s 1 lm
FREEMAN a. son,
ELECTRO-PLATERS,
IUWATER .‘5'1‘.,.,'() NoltWALK
HEINE’S ORCHESTRA REONGANIZEO
A IIIIINII ~11l ni'ltanlmilnu mmpueud of none
but Ill'd 1111111 mob-submal union Inuublsus.
III new r1 111v (”futlllnh 11111111 1111 all men-
slunn. such as
Concerts, Balls, Parties,Elc.
And as many men an n quhol. Address
PROF. A. Hllfll.
newer 1111.1 11.111111111th timer. 312111111
1 . 10W
R. H.
PlaistedI
DRUOOIIT.‘
_—__.o.._.
We
Are
Selling
a
Good
Fountain
Syfinge
for
75c!
2, 3 or 4 quart.
38nd
0......—
"VCIOB WVIHO 3°!
'VGOS Linad
The public schoons will open
August 31, and we want to
remind you that
We
Carry
a
Complete
Line
of
SchoolBooks
And Supplies.
'8 .L N 3 a s
'ELNIO 31“.!
.._......o..._....._.
R. H. PLAISTED
43 Washington .
Street,
80. NONWALK.
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Norwalk Chronicler