1
E
‘ treasurer.
mummmmm'm
asymmetry-111111111111,
mwmmm
‘ A large force of men is at work on the
. Street Railway work on Mill Hill.
Arthur Billsborough, of Wilton eve-
f nae. who recently out two of his fingers
of! in a lawn mower, has recovered the
use of his hand sufficiently to attend
school.
-—-Coke six cents per bushel.
advertisement. ~__
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rockwell, an
aged couple who, for many years, have
occupied the old house on the northwest
corner of West avenue and Cedar street,
moved last Friday to apartments in
Water street. in order that Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Frost, who own the property.
may commence work on a handsome rc-
sidenee which they propose to build.
A coterie of South Norwelk young
men have formed the Mystic Social club.
William B. McKay is president; Fred
Wclile, secretary, and l‘homas McGarry,
The club will have nicely
furnished rooms, and intend to give
dances during1 the season. A masquer-
ade will probably be the first of the ser-
res.
See
~—Coke six cents per bushel.
advertisement.
The sentences of twelve convicts at
the state prison will expire this month."
One was sentenced for assault with in-
tent to‘commit sodomy, tWo for burp;—
lary, three for being tramps, one for
horse stealing, three for statutory
burglary, one for attempt to commit
statutory burglary and one for theft.
The sentences vary from three months
to four years and the ages range front
twenty-one years to forty years.
Mrs. Sarah Sherwood. the well—known
missionary of the old Jerry McAulcy
Water Street Mission, New York. died
at 011111111 Grove, N. J., aged sixtytlivc.
Mrs. Slichood was the only daughter
of a prominent family of liidgefield, br-
ing a sister of ctr-Governor Phineas
Lounshnry. Her husband died soon
after their 111111'1'iagc, and after that she
sacrificed all the luxuries of home life
and used her inconu- for the alleviation
of the miseries of the poor.
See
The young people of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church will have an enter-
tainment and rally social in the parlors
of the church. this evening at 5 o'clock.
.\ choice 11nt11rtai11111011t has boon plan-
ned, including abricf talkby W. I..
Waterbury, of Stamford, who i: quite
popular 1111111111: all the young people.
Refreshments will be served. No 111111-1411
will be made. The), 111111;; p: 11.ple1 htOlltI
a hearty invitation to all their fiionds
in the church and outside. All will 111'-
welcome.
—Try an Imperial Crown cigar: you
will like it.
Ar11l1il11.;r W. S. Knapp ll‘l‘i made
plans tor onionsivo alterations in l}. T.
licdt‘ord'n 11111191 at (2111111131 Farms. An
addition will l111 built and :1 portion of
the old building raised 11p. There will
be three new 111mm besides new plumb.
i111: and other alterations. Thomas
Quinlan, of Westp 11't, has the. contract.
Mr. Knapp has aim made plans for
altvrations in I". ll. ’1111li'1n'1l's house at
tiroon's l1‘1111114. 1o iii-'lndc a laruotowm',
bay window. butlor's pantrv.
mentot tl111 bath 1.1111111, 1111'.
enlarge.
In the:
Rain Storm
The
Wottimr nave him 111111111. The
cold, neglected, developed to
11 cough. The cough sent him
the man not very wet.
to u had of sickness. A dose
of Afilor'e Cherry Pcctoml,
tnkon at the start, would
huVe nipped the cold in the
bud, and saved the sickness,
culturing. and expense. The
household remedy for colds.
coughs. and all lung troubles is
11:91.21
Cherry
Pectornl.
Bend int “11‘ “C11111tumk.” too pages tree
1. c. dyer at... Lowell. More.
«smmmem daythisweekot
1111111111. 1111;”
John Colby, Frank Smith and, two of
their lady friends drove to the Danbury
Fair from Norwnlk, today.
There were fifteen cars on the 9:30
train to Daubury, today, to accommo.
date people going to the big fair.
A black dog. wearing a- bluu
scribed "Vote No-Liccnse" method the
streets of South Norwulk, yesterday.
-——Coke six cents per bushel
advertisement.
See
A regular meeting of the directors of
the Norwalk club will ballield in the
directors room tonightnbeginniug at 8
o “clock
~Escallops, 85;: qt. N. Y Mkt.
Harry E. Bentley, of Holden avenue,
i1 acting as nurse for George R. (.‘ow les,
who is critically ill at his home in East
avenue.
Mary W., daughter of John and An-
nie Rooney, died yesterday at her home
in Cedar street. She was three years
and three months old.
~Forequurtermutton, to. N. Y. Mkt.
In the case of Isabel Peck vs. Lewis
Singer, judgment has been rendered in
favor of Mr. Singer. Mrs. l’cck was
ordered to pay all costs.
A meeting of the l3rothe1hood of St.
Andrew of Grace church will be held
Thursday night, instead of, Wednesday,
in the Guild room.
A special city meeting to discuss the
widening and paving of Wall street will
be held in the Norwalk Opera House,
tomorrow afternoon.
Thccaso of Thomas McMullen, for
violating the liquor law, yesterday,
came 11p this morning and was i11ljourn-
ed until Friday afternoon.
M12an1l.ltlrs.l’1.1ter .l.t)’Bricu will cele-
brate the fifth anniversary of their wed—
ding at their home, -t:} (,lhapcl street,
VV'cduesday evening, October 14th.
——I\li.~'s l1). Divon has opened nullincry
and hair dressing rooms. at l? North
Main at. See ad. under miscellaneous
on first page.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris" (I;1y.rocontly
111111‘1'icd. have leased apartments in Mrs,
Harriet .\. Sturgcs' residence in East
avenue, and will commence housekeep-
111g.
W. liiuch. 'l'ony tihiotto, (.‘liarlos
(11.11115111ch lb1l1111'tl‘..1tter, William .l1111~
pings and (‘harlcs (,‘hasmar, all of Nor-
walk, wheeled to 11111 l)1nbury Fair,
today.
Lambert Shutsky, 1'11111l1‘1y111l by A. W.
ilnrritt. :1 Norwalk plumbvr, is having
his hand dressed at the Norwalk llospiv
1:11 on non. 111111 of having burned it with
molten load.
Schiller 5111111111. l'. t). it. 31.. will
11111111 tonight in Mystic (Thain ll‘lll,
afterward tin-r1- wiil be :1 11101111111: ol' the
Arion Singing society in the hall in
Madison street.
“111111121- Whelploy, of t}. S. 'l‘row»
bridge 13¢ (.‘o.‘s cigar store. presentrd
baxosof cigars to the Workers at 11111
1'in and town polling places in the
51111111111 district, yostorday.
M111. Tlltltxlttl'r (1. Olsen, who was
thrownirom .1 carriaw' 111 West :11'11111111,
11111.1 day last wwk. :111ds11v1-rcly injured.
was abb1 to in out yesterday for the
111,»: tins-111111111 thvxu't'idcnt.
.l. Hill, of Norwalli.
llnswll Frost, of South
Norwulk. will be 1111111111.: tho spoalwrs :1
[In1 banner raising by tho Ninth and
Truth districts of Bridgeport. tonight.
(”11111:r11.~~ma:1 1'1.
and (‘oloiu-l
(Ho-111d |)i1'i.1<i1111,h‘ousol"l.‘11mpe1an1~11,
installed its newly elected IIIllH‘I‘H, last
Night. ;\1'11:1111;11nu111t.~1 were made fol
the pt'mollhllitm of :1 {11111111111 'l‘hursdny,
Ul'lldll'l‘ lii. win-11tl1-11livisiou visits bib
\‘1’1'lllllll‘.
'I‘l111 1H.) train up 1111 the Daubury
road 11111111111 1111111111111 111911, this morn.
inn. 'l'lu- delay was 111111111111bytl1r1lmnd~
llmzot‘ :1 1.1111111 nuzulu-r of dune owned
by the White Alvnntaln [(11111111le,wl11'11l1
\1'1'r1.:sl1lpp111l to 111-1 lmubury Fair.
’l'h'lwt Agent Hughes,
s11i1l1~11~1111ly1llv11 (iv‘a
Daubury fair.
of Norwalk,
Hts, today. for tlu~
A mention of the executive1111111111lll111
of tho Young I’cop‘w‘s.‘i/u1i11lyol't7hrist-
inn li11d1'n‘rorwillbolu'ld tonight, i11tlu1
chapel of tho Honih Noru 111k Congrega—
tioual church. at 7:110 o‘clock. At *1
the monthly meeting of tlu1 society will
1111 held.
'l‘luwmuzuittvo in charuoof thv1 81111-
d 15' «blond rally concert in the South
Nol'Wulk ('1111111'11ttali11uul church. next
Sunday 1111.111. a111~111ul11avori11u to have
n t1l1'nt1'1l 1i1-1‘1111y1111r-11l1lgirlcornetist
take part in tlieprourannno. Thisurlob
is not only 111111 of 11111 youngest, but is '1 the prince of t‘Vll.
111‘1111131’11111111 111111 of the bvst perl'ornicrs in ;’
the onnuiry.
t in-;
and
.
Absolutely Pure.
Acreamoi trirtnrhakinfl murder. Ill best
of all in leavcninz at1etfinl1~Latest nltcd
Si ates (:1 111.111 meut 1‘1 1111]
ROYAL BAKING POWDERD 820.. .New York
Mrs. C. D. Matthews. of Elmenwortb.
is quite ill.
The Norwalk water commissioners
will meet tonight.
Mrs. T. S. Vunderhoef, of East ave
111111, is quite ill
Butler Lodg , I. 0. ().1'1‘. ,willrehearse
the initiatory degree tonight.
All up-to-date designs in wall paper
are kept in st1'ckflat Decker’s.
The Ladies' Guild will meet in St.
Pa 11’s chapel this afternoon.
The ladies of Grace Church Guild will
hold a cake sale Wednesday afternoon,
in the Guild room.
Th11 Norwalk fire department will
11 1.daJomt practice drill at the Center
school, tonight.
Walter Hall, the popular oxpressmun
in the employ of Thomas C. Cavanagh.
is suffering from a severe felon on his
right hand.
In order to start with an entire stock
of seasonablc goods, Davis, the tailor,
has marked down his stock of red {lan-
nel underwear to in cents.
Mrs. S. B. Pond, wife of Rector Pond,
ofSt. Paul‘s church, was quite badly
burned about the face, one day recently,
by some hot K111111511. which sputtered
from a frying pan.
According to law all candidates must-
:ilc a sworn statement of thvir election
expenses with the town 1'lnrk within
ten days; also certifying as to who was
their political agent.
John Barnes and 'ltliss liridgct'
O'Brien were married at St. Mary's
church by Rev. Father McL‘arthy. this
morning. Thcbest man was (,‘harlvs
Lynch and the bridenmid Miss Margac
ct Lynch.
~IJ11: mutton. Sc. N. Y. Mitt.
It looks-.mthough 11111111, would [111 a
big gathering at tho tirst llopublican
111 155 1111111111113, of tho campaign. in lloyt's
Opera House“, tomr‘n‘row night. Senator
Joseph ll. llawlcy will be the speaker.
Miss Winnie Clary and Mrs. lidward
Uhasniar wont to Hartford today. to at-
tend the annual rjuuday school 1‘11IIV1111-
tion. us duh-gates from tho Norwalk
Methodist lipimpdl church.
’l‘l111 suit of ('Hl‘lleil \'>. tiliamberlain
has I111 11 udjwnrnt‘wl 111111‘. 1111xth'nl11r1luy.
Tho 11111111h11rs of the Urrmnnia $11111~
gcrbund 111111. last night and decided to
haw a council and ball in their hall on
11:11 Wmhington street bridge. Thanks-
.ziyini: night.
George R. Cowlrs still hos in :1 1-1'i111
cal condition at his imnu' on The tirecn.
”11 has sull'rrml a paralytic stroke.
'l'l111oivil case of 1111111111111 lolliu vs.
John M. l’.1lm11r has been d11111d1-d in
l’.1v»11'oi' 1l11-1t11t'1111d1uu. 5111115 :11'11 lix
«.1d :11 $351 for appeal,
The newly 1l111l11d town assessors took
the oath of ollicn this nun'uinu.
’I‘h11.1.11h111t.m11u 1111'! this morning and
1'1-111'gaui/1d on tho 11111111 binds .111 last
\1111 Miss .11 11111 M lllyatt 11.11. 111111111111
1141111111
lh'. lluuiorlivr. assisted by Dr. Schu-
voir, ot" Shunt'ord, yesterday pri'fln'uu'd
111l11l111utc1 operation on I1'1'111h1richTaylor.
of {Quintard uvvnuv, removing 11 half»
ounrostono from the bladder. It bad
sound Mr. Taylorconsiderable Hull'vrinu
for the past lll'lcl'u ymre. The patient
is now 1111111,: very Well, and hopes soon
to hi1 about again.
A surprise party was 1.1114111 to Walter
Varrhimou. host night, at his homo 111
Marshall street. About thirty of his
friends 111111-11. pro-sent. 'l'lu-y passed the
limb with 11111111 inn, names. 11t11.,d1sp11r11
i111: about i ll 1b»! It.
”Do vnn think it is all right to A" to
chm-1h on a wheel "Why,:. we H111)
1111‘ it's always Imttm‘ to have sin object
live point."
.limfi‘itrunuo how a follow rum: into
things when he first b1 pins to rule
l’mb-Yos, 111111 into debt 1111111 I llrxt
not my 11111111].
“Why did 1 11111111111111 the sluqoof o
,svrprut when l tempo-d live?“ 111111111 rd
"l Hi. I Wiulu'd to I111
very sure not to put my foot in ii."
I Haylnu which he litu fresh clitur.
‘ “Canned Meats!
Corned beefilfic per can
Roast H H H
Ham,
Tongue,
"nun1uI"no“unun-nuununu-nun-unculsc
l
H
“
OllIIIIODIQO'IOIIIDIIIll0"Ool1lllolvl0uI'IOI)QVlUIICIIIO 5‘:
H
H
F. D LAWTON '81 00., 22 South IlainStroet
m...—
m.—
Fall 1396.
EDWARD STREET.
Blanket Season is at Hand.
my»
*
are prepared to show you a choice line of
Blankets, suitable for the early trade. Very
pretty designs, and they are cxtremly cheap.
EDWARD STREET!
53111sz euunmo.
110111111111. 1101111.
CHOICE MEATS
The choicest cattle and lambs are all
sold here. We are the big store of the
twin cities. Did you take notice of these
prices? Leg muttou.10c;lcg lamb 12'20;
good lamb chops, l2‘gc; good mutton
chops, 100; fowls, l2'._.c. LOOK! Spring
chickens this week, l2'.’_’.c; forequarter
mutton, 5c; forequarter 111mb, lie.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS. Prop.
DONOVAN BL OCK WASHINGTON STREET.
i
JACKSON’S PH OTOG RAPHS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty Prices Reduced !
of style and finish. . . . .
E. M. JACKSON. Photographer.
53 WALL STREET, . . . .
- NORWALK. ' NN
EVERY DAY
ls bringing us nearer to colder \Vtrillllcl'. and heavier underwear will
511.111] be in great demand.
just as the scasou starts is
An
Unusual
Proceeding.
ltn ml llauncl isa little behind the times, and in order to start
an 1:111'11‘1: stock of scasonable goods we have marked all
and 31 red llnnucls down to
490 !
Il_\onwil1tol
The marking down of heavy underwear
with
our 75c
11111: the latest ask to see 11111
MOTTLED RIBBED UNDERWEAR!
50c.
A (lurabl (1 and stylish
Working Suit, $6.00!
N1111ll‘1111;§.\l1'1.1.1 1'1p\\111'1\ingl’.1nts.
Upon (11va every evening until 1111'1‘l 11k.
. , .
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clot hicr,
Ilattcr and Furnishrr.
MAHACKEMU HOTEL BLOCK. 0. NORWALK.
Agent for
BU FFALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chicken.
and
HORSES.
BEST
GRAIN
What IS Economy?
[11 1t nettmn a low price or is it getting ,
the. Worth of your numey. There is more
1111111111 and more satisinction in buying
1.1111111111111111 barlu-yoats than tin-re is in
feeding cheap and dirty oats. and be sure
that you not Hid.) nuts. I have plenty of
them and clean too.
MANUEL T.HATCH.
The Leading Grain Dealer.
ll lush-ll Street. 511. Namath.
SOLMANO’
SOCIETY AND BALL
PRINTING . . . . ..
AT THIS OFFICE.
COMPLETE LINE OF
FallClothIngl
, READY AND WAITING FOR YOU AT -
COMSTOCK BROS.
Don’t put off getting your fall suit thinking you haven't
money enough. You’ll find it docs'not take
as much as it used to.
l
Business Suits,
All wool black clicviot,
$6.50!
_Dr_ess Suits,
Black diagonal, warranted; cutaways.
single and double breasted sacks.
$IO.‘OOI
Some suits less, others more.
New goods for every department arriving daily,
Comstock Brothers,
Popular-Priced Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk. - - 1- Conneotléut.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN. Mgr.
\
Comstoolr Bros., Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
WAGONS I
New In;8:00nd-Hnnd.
accrues, R. H.
9111:1015.
GARRIAGES, . '
111110111115. a '5 e
smarts, arc. .
pmczs TO SUIT ALL ""001"-
CALL AND SEE THEM. -
HENRY TILLY.
We
Are
Selling
a
Good
'II _ _
c Fountain 2
EU .
111 Syrlngo 0
"'4‘ 1’ “L“ 11 for 11
\ \\11.\l.'\N ill“ 'l‘lil) WORLD 3 fl
knows the .11111 rt 1l1.1nd~onu1 and .1p- C p
pioprialo l1:11 kground is .1 setting to her 3
i111l1vidual style of b1 nuts as W1 ll as the "’ I
artistic 11111r1t-1of the various '1'"S"l"|"-1"0r "I a
bed room. dinim.1 room. par or, 1 nary ‘
or hall. She knows also that at "at" store at 2’ 3 or 4 quar'" 3
she can suit her fads and tastes r1 1m a
greater variety of new up to dato styles 0 P‘- ’
in line wall paper. trio/.011, t‘l1l‘llit‘t s, ceil- U . . .
iuudewratious 1111. .. than at any place pThc public schoms Will open 1
ill Norttlllk- ‘ August 31, and we want to-
Painters' Supplies. I" remind you met g
Artisto’ Materials. Picturel. 0
Pictures framed to order. N we 0
Painting. Peperhungmg. Decorating H
and Sign Writing. 2 c ar 2
DECKER. .1 ry 4
Washington Street. 80. Hawaii ill a O,
Complete
Line
of
School Books
And Supplies. 1.
FREEMAN 81 SON,
ELECTRO-PLATERB.
111WA'1‘E1t $12.50. NURWALK.
W
R.H. PLAISTED
43 Wuhlngton
Strut,
0. II. HARVEY'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Ladies and gentlemen dnelrlu first class
helpln n11y11utw'lt can obtain he some at
tlhea w1vnmronr-y: a sotlmm- wlshlmr positions.
either male or female. can secure employment
“noted Hitllali-ow I11| 11111111111”unymmnt
ulrlnlorm-noml honw Worzk aim pus-sltloun
wanted lot tom good 1 apuble 1111.111.
70 North lulu street, South Norwnlk. '
CITY
80. NORWAlI.
Norwalk Chronicler