111111 1111111111 11111111? 1111
' 11111111111 mourn.
has “oi The Wm M he and lies:
in Nowell, W “mull! and Vicinity
During 111.11 Diurnal “amylase.
David T. Squires, of Norwalk, is mak-
ing a short vihit in Bethel.
‘11 W. 81111111111111, of 31.111111101111111: has
a large exnibit of pianos at the Danbury
Fair.
——Ooke six cents per bushel.
advertisement. _
See
Thomas F. Osborne, oi" Merwiu street,
has a stand at the Daubury lair, and is
selling guinea pigs. .
~Leg mutton, 8c. N. Y. Mkt.
The Order of Heptasophs will hold its
regular meeting tonight. in Mystic
Chain Hall, Washington street.
' Mrs. Julia E. Gaylord, formerly of
Crescent Terrace, and Charles Newton
Fitch will be married in Ansonia. today.
The Epw‘orth League 'of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will have a
musical and literary entertainment, to-
night.
——Ladics wool ribbed vests and pants,
75. quality, tomorrow 5111‘, at tho Bos-
ton Stone, Norwalk.
E. P. Ii. Capron, of Norivalk, is in
the machinery annex at the Danbury
fair this week, with water wheels in
operation.
—-—For'equarter mutton, Alc. N. Y. Mkt.
Charles Swan‘s Wonder ful is entered
in “111.. 9' :39 trotting class at the Daubury
f11i1, today, and Flyaw ay in the 2: 211
pacing class.
~‘\ien' s suspenders, 151' quality, to-
morrow per pair 91, at the Boston Store.
Norw 111k __
Victor Wood Ferris attended the
bicycle races at the Daubury fair, yes-
terday, and Henry C. Smith looked at tor
his reportorial duties.
——Men‘ 5 fancy b)som laundered shirts
calls to match, one dollar quality, to-
morrow 1301‘, at the Boston Store, Nor-
walk. ._,.._.-
The Independent Social club will hold
a meeting with Everitt W. Tollcs, East
av enuc, East Norwalk, Friday night.
All members are requestod to be present.
~Escallops, 31c qt N. Y. Mkt
The oyster sloop Clara Bell, th1rty-
six foot long and fourteen foot bI‘lllll,
built in 18"“), will be. sold by auction 111'.
Saturday, October 10, at ‘3 [1. 1n., at E.
M. ’l.‘ollcs 11': Uo.'s dock in Water street,
Smth Norwalk. “—___‘
—()ne dollar large figured gros grain
silk, just for a run tomorrow, hali’ pricc,
'111‘, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
The public s~l1ools of Norwalk will
close on Friday, October 16, by order of
the Board of School Visitors, to allow
the teachers to attond the State Touch-
ers' association convention in New
Haven. Reduced rates on the Consoli-
dated railroad will be furnished to 1111-111-
bersof the association attending. Lin-
c11ln Day occurriugontho can. it will
give the scholars a. half-work holiday.
——(loke six cents
advertisement.
per bushel Sec
Starnt‘P 111111111111 Circle. (1111ipauious
of the Forest, now 11 gold and silv'oi
supper, last night, in Forostcrs' liall.
Washington street. The hall 11nd tablos
wcri' (locormcd in the colors of the
evening and tho oilicors of Court M11-
hackomo were honored guests. The
committee of arrangements were Mrs. J.
W. Pennington, Misses Nollie l’cnning
11111, Menu l.. Ambler and Katherine
Brennan.
~Spo1'lal solos every day this week 111
the N. 1‘. MM.
Three candidates rennin-d tho Adorn
lion degree at the pooling of Focus
Tribe. l. (1. it. M., last. night. chcrnl
applications {or Incinbcrship wwro r111
ccired. The cutortainnu-nt committee
hold a howling province to tho 'l‘rilw
meeting and made all arraiigcinonls for
tho entertainment nr-xtwmk 'i‘lnmolay
night. An interesting musical and lit-
I-rnry programme will be rendered and
refreshments will be served. Another
meeting of the committee will I111 held
Friday night. W
~(J11lm six cents per bushel.
nchrtlm-mont.
Sc 1'
Ayer's Sammfllla l!
' GOOD
for all diseases that have their
origin in impure blood. It is
BETTER
than other sarsapnrlllas. but»
tor made, 111' hotter ingredients
‘ no: 5" 'y
and by better methods. Its
recordefcurespmlalmsltthe
um
i
finder Indus.
the ihititsiory degree toniglit.
Sherman 111111111111. Royal Arcanum,
will meet tomorrow night, in Oddfel-
lowslHall.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson, of Church street,
South Not-walk has left the city for an
indefinite period.
-——Try 1111 Imperial Crown cigar; you
will like it. _M__K__
George B. Cowles, of East avenue.
who has been seriously ill, now seems to
be getting better.
The Democratic senatorial convention
‘ for the Thirteenth district will be held
at the Mahackemo Hotel on October ii.
A. Dickerman 1'55 Son show a large
variety of winter underwear for men,
women and children at excellent value.
-—-lf1doz. ladies‘ cashmere gloves, the
391; quality, tomorrow per pair 24", at
the Boston Store, Nor-walk.
The barge Wasp has been at Wilson
Point and South Norwalk’ with 900 tons
of Pocahontas coal for John H. Ferris.
——Do‘mot flannel, 71' quality, tomorrow
31.41:, at the Boston Store, Norwulk.
The Germanic Sn'ugerbnnd. will have
an invitation sociable, next Monday
night. The Philharmonic orchestra
will furnish music.
M. II. Parsons shipped from Iloway-
ton, this morning, a car load of horses
for his Combination sale at Durlan' s Rid-
ing Academy, New York, on Friday.
Edward Street‘s dry goods store is one
of the most atlractivu in town just at
present, his line of laces and fancy
scarfs being unusually well selected.
-3111 scissors. 11111111111111, tomorrow
per pair 191‘, at the Boston Store,Nor—
walk.
Attorney G. H. Vosburgh, Jr, will be
unable to represent the Twin City
Whoelmrn at the convention in Moriden,
tomorrow, and has appointed Joseph
Davis as his alt-ornate.
Thorc will be a subscription dance,
tonight, at the Norwalk Yacht club
house. Weidonhammor will furnish
music. The. ladies of the club held their
usual whist party this afternoon.
W. E. Guthrie, of Iiagerstown, Md,
11111117111111 sumrintcndent at the Nor-
walk and South Norwalk Elm-trio Light
company's station. He roturm-d South
today to make arrangements for bring-
ing his family East.
Several South Norwalk people will at-
the twenly~round "go" between Joe
Walcott, of Boston, and Scaldy Bill. of
Pennsylvania.111111 the Ion-round"go"bc—
twocn Dickll'BrielI, of Boston, and Dick
Moore. of St. Paul‘. Tho events will
take place in Brooklyn, October 12.
Mrs. A. S. Kavanngh and Mrs. B. M.
Andrews started for Harm1rd.yestorday,
asdolcgatos from the First Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school of South Nor-
walk to the Connecticut State Sunday
sion in that city, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday.
The livauston 1111.1 Press says: "Dr.
Delano has from time to time scnt out
from his pen gcms of verso that are so
l1c11utiful.so sweet and (under that it is
earnestly hoped by his many friends
that Home of ”Will shall 110 bound into
:Ililllc l'lllllllli‘ bcl'oro the coming of
tho Christmas limo."
—~(‘ok1 six rents per bushel.
11111 ort iscmcnt.
$011
The piopi 1111 11' ofllio Now \ ork Milli-
may Parlors at to Wall shoot is greatly
gratillod with tho I'm-option he has r11.
roivml in Norwalk. 'l‘ho ladies arc giv-
ing him a good show of their trade, and
in ruturn they arc getting good bargains.
Just now he is having 11 run 1111 those
popular sailor, Alpinv1 and walking huts
.1. Indies 11111l1roi1l1'r1-1l hiudkcrchiofs.
the 2711 kind. tomorrow 1251.111 the
Hoiltlll Store. Norvnlk.
Lighthouw Keeper Judson. oi the
Stratiord light, father of Mrs. Frank 1".
Clark, 11! Spring strvot, Smith Norwnlk,
and some of his friends. haven. largo
gmno prosorvo at Straliord Neck, 'whi'h
11 to be 11111111111119 oi lhclwst in tho state.
it. 11111111141111] with 11111111111 quail. and
just at prcu'nt shooting in that vicinity
is reported excellent. The grounds have
been posted undilu- spncial game pro»
servo law is over the quail.
Miooonhoet package toilet paper. 1111'
quality. tomorrow tour packages for 2 I".
at the [baton Store. Nonvhlk.
At the monthly meeting of thr- Young
I’enpl'h' s its-Inly of (‘ hristinn l2 ndcnvor.
of the South Norwnlk (fongrogntionnl
March. last night, Mrs. Newton (2.
Graves was appointed the deli-gate to
the i'ltIIlA1 convention in New London.
November ll 111111 12 William J loa-
land and Howard A. Tilly wore appoint-
mlacommlttmto secure a carrynll In
mutiny the marchers to Wilton, T111111»
1iay,the 21111 111111 .1111 the occasion of
the qusflerly meeting.
111m
school convention, which holds its sea» -
Absolutely Pure.
Aoream1 l turtarbiking powder. Hi
of all in l1111eu1ug strcugihrlntest
Suitcsro'eiuinonr Food [to Mt
ROYAL BAKING PUWDEI CO.
‘7“
best
altod
New York.
111111111111 Ratchford will give a- supper.
tonight, at his headquarters in Main
street. Norwalk, totho members of the
Norwalk tire department.
Taxpayers will be interested in the
town and city assessors' notices printed .
in The Sentinel today. They-will begin
to receive lists on October 15111.
Hanlon Brothers expect to transform
the old building in Wall street, recently
purchased by them, into a modern three-
story building that will be an ornament
t) the street
The Norwalk lire department was call-
ed outlast night for apractice drill at
the 1311111111 school. ,An exhibition of :1
fire extinguisher was also given. The
companies were called out by‘a .call
f rom Box {141.
Jam 5 flood, 11 New lorkor, was in-
toxicatcd at the South Norw 11111 depot,
yesterday 1111111101111, and was arrested
by ()llicor- AllI-n.
and costs of $3,511 was 11.111.111.11 by Judge
Frost.
Suprrinlcn1lentJ. B. Morris,
Norwalk 11111111111111. attended the an—
nual 1.1111111111111111 dinner of tho Southern
New England Telephone Company‘s
Mutual BI‘m'lit association in New lia-
ven, Monday.
In sending out the call from Box {113,
11oar the watering tank in Main street,
Nor-walk, last night, the assistant engi-
neer accidentally pulled the lever. He
shut the box 011' after the large bell had
struck 7111 of the call.
Thomas E. Perkins,
the South Norwnlk Congregational
church, has arranged for 11 series of
orgunrccitals this fall. The first will
take place next Saturday afternoon. Mr
Perkins has secured able assistants in
the way of vocal soloists for the series.
y The 11:1ch lor tho opening of the class-
es of Prof. \V. (lilbrrrt Nowell in danc-
ing 111111 (11111111111111! hzm- 11111-11 1111110111111-
cd. Tho classes will all moot
son in Arion Hall. The 111 ass for 111isses
and monitors will 11111111 Wrdncsday, 111 -
tobcr ll at -l p. 111. The class for ladies
and gentlemen will open that evening
at S (Mt-lock. Mr. Nowell is 11 11111111b1-r11f
the American tircii-Iy ot‘ Professors of
Dancing 11iNew York. and has at his
(11111111111111 tho latest s: 1cioly dances. Th"
waltz is one of his spocialtirs. and all of
his donors are thoroughly taught.
~Lossing‘s Encyclopedia l'. S. His-
tory, two volumes, for 131111- 1'l111ap. 171n-
1|11irc :11 this oil'u'o.
A Parody.
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full.
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ls17l1111gl1‘11".‘\'o11' lbw-alolulrs”
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N11 vrnn 11 111111111 11 may I111
Woralnond 1211-11111. tho currons'y.
Hwar not ht 11H. fur. for thy curse
'l'liliu 1-1111'1131' l1 Il"lli' tho Worse.
1\t1'l1111'1“1 1 o liuud'nu to ultrml
Will Ml'rt'u in lit-1111 lilo world lll)’ fi‘lvllfl.
Honor thy prrvntu, that In. all
1‘1 .111 whom 11d1'1u11'1'1111'ni1 may lnlhtll.
‘l'hon shall out lrlll. l at m-1-1l11t11ot11trlve
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; “'lthulli li'vrll111\'llll..’1
Who
Tun (tomoicntluus.
"We dissolved partnership," monrkml
tho dulrynum. "lint ho was ultog 1tl11'r
toopnnrtlll11us."
“1 11111111111111 ho 1111111111 to give more than
them was any cocosslt y f 1 11-. "
"That‘s just lt. ”1' was llw most im-
prrugtlcnl 1111111 1 over saw. Why. 1dr. he
wanted to go to tho vain-1114c of having the
Well Walm' IIIIulyIA'd 1111111 or twim' 11 your,
w’u tn b1- 11111'11 there wasn‘t anytblng in it
that “ml make the customers sick 1‘ '--W11sh~
lngton 141111..
“M.
The ("huh-l1 111 monarchy is holler-11d to
11111111111111 than it C.
The 11111111111111 quarter of silver muslin
1111 ms
t
'Ihismorninga tine .
of the l
the organist of
this soa—
Canned Meatsh
1.11. 1111111111 111 co'.,22 "5111111 11111115119111
W.____._.__.. w
Fall [896. ,,
EDWARD STREET,
Blanket Season is at Hand;
Wearc prepared to show you a choice line 0
Blankets, suitable for the early trade.
pretty designs, and they are extremly cheap,
, EDWARD STREET!
5‘ GAZETTE 110111111111.
113111 OPENING
made by a heavy set down in prices.
huge for" .. 11'.
Rib roast from he to 1213.
' cry 1 fish and cscallops; go to the
111111115. "£115, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
*8, 1 O]
11'
Corned heel]... 16c per can
Roast “ ..... .....18c “ “.
Ham, 5c “ “
Tongue, 5c .“ “
Very
NORWALK. CONN.
Loin mutton chops, 10c 11 lb
Rib mutton chops, “ "
Leg mutton. 8c “‘
Sirloin steak, 1251' "
Round steak, 1111",:1 lbs for . ’11
Shoulder steak, 1'11'. 11 lb
1'1 lbs good 1111 nod boot 11/1111 :1 large calo
For the best clams, oysters, {free deliv-
New York Market
money enough.
i
DreSs Suits,
ComstoCk
JACKSON’ 3 PilléTOGRAPHSl
Are unsurpassed for beauty Prices Reduced!
of style and finish. . . .
E. EM . JACKSON , Photographer,
53 WALL STRICT.
. 1
soon be in great demand.
lost as the season starts is
An
Unugsual
Proceeding.
H11redllaunclisaldtle behindthclimcs,an1li11111'1lcr1o 111.111 wiih
1111 cnllrc stock of seasouable goods we have marked all «1111'
Mltl 1 11:11 IlanncIS down to
1199!
if you wish to have the latest, ask to see our
MOTTLED RIBBED UNDERWEAR
5____Qc.
A durable and stylish
Working Suit, $6.00!
Newbnig N111'c1'-1ip\\11rking Pants.
()pcn every every evening until 1) o'clock.
DAVIS, The Tailor,
Clothicr, llatter and Furnishcr.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL “LOCK,
The marking down of heavy 11nd1‘r11'1'1'11'
751'
so. N‘ORWALK
Agent for
BU FFALO
GLUTEN
‘FEED
FOR
CATTLE
Chicken.
What 13 Economy?
111 it getting 11 low price or is it getting
the worth of your money. Then- is more
sense and more. satisfaction in buying ,
good clean barley oats than there is in
feeding cheap and dirty outs. and be sure
that you get OLD cats. I have plenty of
them and clean too.
MANUEL T.HATCH
The Leading Grain Dealer,
ll Marshall Street, 311. Iormlk.
and
HORSES.
BEST
GRAIN
BOLMANQ’
LIVIEV
BTABLE.
SOCIETY AND BALL
PRINTING
AT THIS ornon.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A.
Don't put off getting your fall suit thinking you haveu’
You’ll find it does not take
as much as it used to.
Business Suits,
All 110111 black Cheviot,
Black diagonal, warranted;
single and double breasted sacks.
81111111111113 loss, others more.
New goods for every department arriving daily.
Popular- Priced Clothiers,
$6.59
cutaways, ,
$1.0 °9l
M'SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut. , -
GIFFIN, Mgr.
- - - - - NORWALK, NN
Comstock Bros, Masonic
'--r _. -1- -_-_ - __ Bld'g, Norwalk.
lsbringing 11:; nearer to Coldci 111:.11111?1.:1u1l heavier underwear will ., WAGONS I
New undrSodciiid-Hnnd.
BUGGIES,
PHAETONS.
CARRIAGES,
GINOPIES,
SPINDLES, ETC.
PRlCES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H ENRY 'TILLY.
’2?
A “HMAN (111' 'l‘llll/ \Vllhlil)
knows the value 11f a handsonu1 and 11p-
propri1 111' background as a settuig to her
individual style of 1111111111 as 11 oil as tho
artistic merits of tho1 111rious 111' signs 1111
bedroom dining room, parlor. library
or ball. She knows also that :11 our store
she can suit her fads and tastes lrom 11
greater var11~tyof now up to dado styles
in line wall paper. friczes, coi'11i1 1's, coil-
111g110111r11t111ns 1111 ,tme at any pluco
in N orwnlk
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials, Pictures.
Picturés framed to order. ,
Painting. Paperhnnging, Decorating
and Sign Writing.
DECKER.
Washing», 11 Street.
80. Norwelk.
FREEMAN & SON,
I LEOTRO-PLATEH B.
49 WATER 81,80. Ni )RWALK.
‘ 11.11. 111111111
«lies and unhllemen olunlrln llrst 111111111
he nln any 111111111111 can 1111111111 1111 name at
ihnuluwmigenu-y: n nothosowluhlnu positions.
either male or female. 111111111111111111111111loyment
\lnnlml Hitlmllunfl for Naomi moon-hint
11111111111-111111111111 brow- wo'u: also pnultlons
wanted 1111' lour gm 1d capable 1111-11.
10 North lulu mm South Nanak.
cI'rv IMPLOVMIN‘I‘ uacncv. ‘
R. H.
Plaisted!
We
Are
Selling
a
Good
Fountain
Syflnge.
for
750!
2, 3 or 4 quart.
c
u
0......—
Thc public 91 hooIs will open
August 31, and we want to
remind you tnat
We
Carry
a
Complete
Line ~
of,
School Bucks}
And Supplies.
'SLNSOS 'VOOS 1.1113: sand
,BLNSO IAIJ ‘vabs WVEHO IOI
fugue—Ow
R.H.PI.AISTED: '
s3 Washington
strut.
so. sown. ,
Norwalk Chronicler