. «a on lumen ms
amuse unions '
Mo on m my 3.. In lieu
om. W llama: m Vicinity
m Tub alumni lenient-ct.
A daughter was born yesterday to
H3. and hire. Fabien Sodmtrom, of
{Euler avenue. ’ ‘
"Coke six cents per bushel See
advertisement. _
L James H. Boot. tvho keeps a restau-
vr‘nnt in Haviland street, has a badly
welded right hand, caused by steam,
‘ . from water upset on the stove.
nNottinghum ,luce curtains, the $1
quality, tomorrow 75,0 per pair, at the
Boston store, Norwulk. .
Edward Miner, an employee of the
, Old Well Hotel, was poisoned, recently,
by mercury, and Wes yesterday obliged
to go to his home in New Haven.
#Aprou ginghums 3?, tomorrow, at
the Boston store, Norwalk. ‘
Raymond Brothers have the contract
for furnishing all the material for the
‘charity buildings at Norwalk, requiring
one half million brick and other mu.
teriul.
-—Coke six cents per bushel.
advertisement.
See
At the teachers' convention in New
Haven, today, W. C. Footc, superintend-
ent of public schools in South Norwnlk,
will be the presiding officer of the gram-
mar section.
~Dunlop style at ()‘Bricn‘s.
The Norwalk fire alarm rang several
‘times last night. It started about 11:30
o‘clock and continued at intervnls all
night. The first nhrrm brought out
Hope Hose company. The boys stopped
on the sidewalk and finally returned to
their quarters.
~—ancy stripe outings, the (36 quality,
4? tomorrow, at the Boston store, Nor.
The ascend organ recital of the series
to be given by Thomas E. Perkins will
take place tomorrow afternoon, in, the
South Norwelk Congregational church.
The soloist will be Mrs. ‘W. F. Ambler,
soprano. These recitals begin at 4
o‘clock, and admission is free.
-—hlen’s and boy's cops. O‘Brien's.
The many friends that Thomas B.
Whitted has mode during his sojourn in
South Norsvnlk will be very sorry to
learn that he leaves this city on Setup
day evening to take up his residence in
Schenectady, New York, with the (leu-
ernl Electric company. Mr. Whitlod
has shown throughout his connection
with the Tramway company that he is
the possessor of those many shrewd
qualtities that no to make up the suc-
cessfnlbnsinoss man. On many occu-
sions he has managed the entire Trum-
way system during the ‘obsence of
Superintendent Mansfield, and in his
duties as passenger agent he has olwoys
shown himself it poliie and oiliuicnt
servant of the public. His new position
isomostdesimble ono,um1“success is
the wish 0! his host of friends."
~Bissell's (‘Imnrl R zplds carpet sweep-
ers, wurrsnltrl for one your, $1.97,
Boston store, Norwulk.
Usptuin l‘mwll, the limits: :irrnoror,
of Hartford, inszwetcd tlxeeqnipinmm:
of Lhnuponics hand But the Nol‘wolk
armory, this morning.
. ,
instilnl syn grow dull and dim
A» the owl“ your» stool owny.
beautiiul. wlliowy {onus so slim
Lose lull-nous with every day.
but the still is queen nod bulb charms to
opera
Who wears youth's emu-t - titanium
lain
WW
Preserve Your flair
and you preserve your youth.
“A woman is on old as she
looks,” am the world. No
Woman looms as old so she in
if her hair has preserved its
normal beauty. You can keep
heir from telling out, restoring
itsnomol color, or mtare the
name! color to my «Men
M 57 m use or . .
‘m'
,5“ 3 ‘ , ,
89? quality. tomorrow 35?, at the Bee.
ton store, Kermit. . , 1
George Gel-rial: was quite sick, yester-
day, at his home in Stuart avenue.
The Sunday school board of the First
Methodist church will meet Monday
nigh a ' ‘
'7~Spring chickens, 12,140. N. Y. Mkt.
‘ \
The Bridgeport Steam Heating com-
puny is putting in u new plant at the
Mahoekemo Hotel. ,
The hirvest concerfin the First Meth-
Odist Episcopal Sunday school will be
held Sunday night.
advertisement. W
A business meeting of the Epworth
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Charles Purdue, of Norwulk, was
arrested, yesterday afternoon, charged
with non-support. He will be‘tried this
afternoon.
~llats renovated, 759’. O’Brien's.
The Round Table degree will be con-
ferred tonight by Pioneer (histle, A. O
K. M. C. A full attendance is desired.
D.- D. S. C. George Collin will be pre-
sent.
Tristruino't Hyatt talk about jackets
and capes in their new advertisement to-
day. Their line of, garments presents
features worthy of consideration-they
are the best that can be made and the
prices are low.
The town and city assessors held their
first session in the Council room. in
South Norwulh, yesterday, and received
about fifty lists, a larger number than
usual on the first day.
~Frcsh shoulders, 8c. N. Y. Mkt.
Thomas Whittcd, of Crescent Terrace,
will entertain the members of the In-
dependent Social club, tonight. Ax-
rnngements will be completed for the
club's subscription dance.
The troubles of the Bridgeport plush
strikers have not abated yet, and the
outcome will probably be a law suit
brought against the firm to colloct the
money which the strikers claim is due
them.
~llulibut, 121.30., at Hayes’ M’k‘t.
Mr. Goldberg, of the popular and at
tructivo New York hlilinery parlors,
has just received a shipment of infunts’
and children‘s cloaks in assorted colors
and styles. They are something new lo
Norwalk eyes.
——-l—huttou Elvira kid gloves. fall
colors, $1.27) quality, tomorrow >31, at the
Boston store, Norwolk.
'l'hc Norwalk lliston store announces
its intention of making this n banner
week in its jacket, dross goods and un~
dvrwczlr departments. This will be no
complished by melting prices do the sell—
ing. W
—~(-:/lo hair brushes, 2.7: tillllOl'l'UW, l!
the Boston store, Norwolk.
Frank H. Ferris, tho lwo-yeur-old son
of Councilman and Mrs. Frank N. For-
ris, of lllm (L‘rrovo place, who fell from
ustouownll lost work and out o bed
gash in his bond, is gettiugolong nicely.
Dr. llin’ninswm obliged to take throw
stitches in the gosh.
I .
—l{no:l style derby. O'Brien's.
The Young l’oopl-x‘s Society of Uhrist‘
inn l-Ludouvor, oi the Norwulk Canine.
untiuuul church. will give. u rou-ptmn to
tho newly clvcml ollieors and the. Jun-
iors who recently nruduuled, in. tho rosi-
doneo of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Quin-
turd. 17: Clio-mint- street, Norwnlk, Fri»
day, the 30th inst.
mllneling cotton. 7:6 per (luv. . lomor
row, at tho lllstou store, Norwnlk.
‘llhllflfl and friondsol the South Nob
well: Uonurogutlonul church. nearly llll~
im: two trolley: curs, t‘lijuyl'll :1 ride,
yvstonluy ulternoon. over the entire line
a! the Norwulk 'l‘rmnwuy cninpuoy's
system, mid puss-“d is most delightful
three hours. The proceeds will go to-
vurile the the purchase of R new carpet
for the church.
wl’resh home, 10o. N. Y. Mkt.
John Beers, of Main street, Norwnlk,
Went home drunk yesterday Mill abused
his wife and fondly. The officers Wore
milled there twice. The lent time Boers
was arrested. This morning no one up-
pem-cd against him and be was Messed.
This is the second time Beers has been
arrested for the some kind of on offeiice.
«Mpcelul rule of ribbons. tomorrow.
at the Boston storemh’orwnlk.
The first luncheon of the season to be
given by the Women’s Exchange, Thurs-
day, October 22nd, nt 12 o‘clock, bmm.
will be unique in its Way. Some of the
dishes on the bill of lore are exeulloped
oysters, all sorts of salads, the special
lien England denim pie or every form,
sandwiches of every variety. celery.
redeem “MW/mi“
fillet
mm and paints. the
5068
League will be held Monday night in.
Absolutely Pure.
Acreem or tnrtnrlnklng powder. ll Ihest
of all in louveumg nlrou din—latest tilted
totes Government Fund pport.
ROYAL BAKING 20 W Dhlt 00.. New York.
H... .. M v. _‘-«.A.,_..,.,,:-"'3
George Cowles, of The Green, was
able to come down town today.
-——Fresh bums, 100 pound; fresh pork,
9.3, at lloycs' M’k‘t.
Claudius Ashton, driver for E. H.
Morehouse, run down tlic'Itnliun barber
of blnin street. Norwulk, this morning,
wrecking the barber‘s bicycle.
The firm of Buttery Brothers, Belden
avenue butchers, has dissolved partner-
ship. The busilmss is to be conducted
by William Buttery.
wBlock boucle julakctsdhc $10 quality,
$7.98 tomorrow, at the Boston store,
Norwulk. ‘
Residents of West Main and Chestnut
streets will organize a whist club.
The marriage of Hugh Donnelly and
Miss Jennie O‘n‘ulliven will take place
at St. Mary’s churchfl‘uesduy morning,
October 27. A reception will follow at
Gregory‘s Point.
\
——Coke six cents per bushel.
advertisement. _
See
Father McCarthy has been transfer-
red from St. Mary‘s church. Norwolk,
to the Church of the Sacred Heart, blew
Haven. '
Willis Sellock, clerk for Bryant d‘c
“use, at Norwulk, enjoyed u fall in the
mind from u frisky bicycle, yesterday, in
West avenue.
—Spj«ciul sale of lmlies’ full and winter
wrappers, tomorrow, at the Boston
store, Norwulk.
Samuel Tracey and wife, of Norwulk,
started on a driving trip to Maine, yes-
terdny.
William Muttinws, u. monider, was
lined $5.; for drunkenness, this morning,
by Judy} llubboll. Sentence was sus
pended.
——Spring; chickens, 1‘!‘._.«:, at Hayes”
M'k’t.
Miss Clem Maples was milking down
West avenue, this: morning, when, in
front of St. lery's church, sin» stopped
on n rolling stone and sprained ln-r
nuklc very bully, She. was obliged to
go to her home in :l curriuge.
l‘u [L'll'llllriliti art-living made to move
the lilllc st ~l‘l.‘ on tho ma’h sfdl- .J' Wis!
\V';z~‘lrin::tnn mew, owni-h rl by liven-ll
'h‘. thivl‘, to make room for u bust~
nose block which 1hr-hlairviiilirotllers,
who own tho property, may erect \Vlth~
in two or three yours.
v.
i\
filmy Norwzll trim la lune received
invitations from Mr. and Mrs, H. A
lumber. of llumlclyn. N. Y.. to the wed-
dingolthcir daughter, ldnhluy, to S.
Jordon (Yoursor, ut the homo oilhv
bride's parents. 13!.) limerick stroor,
llrndc‘yn, October ‘31), at zilwp in. Mr.
and Slit-z. Muslnar formerly molded in
N"l'\l'.llll‘. '
—«~l.:x1lics' l'vlt homflac‘libv' ,$l.;’5.()'lhicn's
Tho Frll'nlls’ .‘h‘hml, of Klugfllon, on
Saturday defeated the Static college
mun in u very close and t‘lelllllH mn-
lost by u score of right to nothing. The
State college kicked oil’, but John
Dunlctlvy, fonnorlyol‘ South Norwulk,
ouunhttholmll nod llllulvil timid min
before helm: downed. li‘rivmls solmo
mode. good Ruins through trickles nod
uronml the ends, and also by pooling
l).unvl Keogh. of Host- Norwidk, went
across for u touchdown after ten minutes
ploy.
~ch mutton, no. N. Y. Mitt.
How long will it be before some intre-
pidoxplorer stone but to discover the
north pole on o bicycle? I’robnbly the
north pole will have to get u bicycle
first. MM‘
llnr bleuuing.»-Aogry FathorwWhnt
do you moon by being engaged to hull u
dome men at once? Showxothiuu.
Ambiguous.-—Ardmt LovermFor you,
miss, l am ready to go to the and» of the
World. Coy Maidenwimmlr; you go too
for.
""”cA§T’I‘O‘RIA
For Inform udflhlldne.
”We“?
Granulated Sugar,
$l.
no. times a. 00., 22 South Main Street.
. :pw'fieo STREET,
FALL AND _WINTER ' ~
UNDERWEAR
Your attention is called to the assortment of Underwear we are showing for
women, men and children. Special attractions at 210, 250, 480, 75c and 98c.
We also have m splendid line of Outing Flunncls. Very choice designs.
We are leaders in Hosiery. You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of
Nor-walk, where to find the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and yen will be di-
rected to
20 Pounds
‘9 \
EDWARD STREET!
5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK,CONN.
/\ 5 A an; assume
made by a heavy set down in prices.
Rib roast from So to 12c.
For the best clams, oysters, (free deliv~
cry) fish and escullops, go to the
New York Market
- _ ' FRANK s. arses. Prop.~~
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
JAGKSDN’S- F’
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
Iii-u: r1 .1, ‘m _
,..-
...._.__.._ . an. n... .._.__._. ._..._.._ '
HovOGRAPHE!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREKT. NORWALK,
ve-
m
A FEW TIMELY‘ m5 1'
l
Golf Stockings,
. Fall Overcoats,
Adler’s Gloves,
BoyS’ and
Men’s
Sweaters,
OPEN EVERY EVEN-
ING UNTIL 9
O'CLOCK. I .
. Busmess Suits,
Newburg
Working
Pants.
AVIS,
I .I I I
The Tailor, Clothier, Hat-
ter and Furnisher.
MAHAcKEMo scum
HOTEL aLocK, NORWALK
Agent for
EU I PALO
OLUTI N
FEED Is it getting n low price or is it getting
FOE! E the worth of your money. There is more
gag-9;“. muse and more satisfaction in buying
and good clean barley outs than there is in
H OH 9“. , finding cheap and dirty outs, and be sure
”-337 that you got 0er cats. I have plenty of
G RAIN
them and clean too.
MANUEL. T.HATCH,
The Lending Groin Denier.
ll Marshall Strut. So. Iormlk.
QOLMANU’
LIV! NY
) EITABLE. ,.
sOcIE'rv AND‘BALLV
PRINTING . . ..
I o I I l I
9.le
in
. , it mm 01?er
Loin mutton chops, 100 3 lb ,
Rib mutton chops, “ "
_ Leg mutton, So “
Sirloin steak, 12 kayo ”
Round steak, 100, 3 lbs for 250
Shoulder steak, 5c :1 lb
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab—
bage for 25o. .
, Us
Overcoats
do on wool blue Beaver Overcoat,
A fine West of England Kersey. . . .
EVERYTHING
Comstock
South Norwalk,
l MILFORD A.
Cometock Bron, Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
HAS ALREADY REACHED Us, BUT IT
Did Not
Catch
N a ppi n g ! ~
FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMPLETE
' STOCK OF
......WINTER.....
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF Fl'l',‘ _‘
' STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND Low PRICES
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS:
Blue and black Kcrsey Overconts, all wool and fast color. . . . .... 9.00
Wool Suits lrom.......... 650 to 18.00
and Suits!
\
a
fast colon..................87.5o
NEW INVOICE OF /
FALL NECKWEAR!
THE LATEST.
Winter Underwear , '
FOR ALL, FROM 25c TO 82 PER GARMENT. "
= rothers, ‘
Popular-Price Clothiers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connectlcui.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
”NOTICE!
ADIISSION OF ELECTORS
Notice is hereby given that. the Select-
men and Town Clerk of the Town or Nor»
wnl’; \a'til l!-
i ..\\'21 l'
inwmlun :i: Hienl‘.l'vw1‘-~i'rl
writ. fur llw lilll'dlut'nl ('.\:|llliil‘.t
12w \lilnlldmtillns «ii :1an u llnlttinxl - 2hr- ‘
Horton‘s until those pel‘wllh' who shall lie
{mind so qunlilie‘l, on Wednesday.(In-Blot
day ol' October, two, from ‘J o'clock in the
l‘oronoon until 8 o‘clock in the afternoon,
and hy public mljourmnent of said invol-
log, will be in session (or the some. pmu
pose, as follows, viz:
At the police rooms on llnvllmnl street,
in the L‘lly of South Norwnlk, on 'l'lmrs-
:luy, U-mhcr 22nd, Him, from In o‘clock u.
m.. until .3 o'clock p. m., and nlso on Fri-
«hw, October ‘33 l, l‘fi'il’l, at. mid polici-
rooms. from 10 o'clock n. In. until :3
o'clock, p. m., nntl in the evening of solid
li'rltlny, M sold police roonu, from 7 until
”O'clock: mul n? the olli '12 of mid 'l'mvn
Work, on thmlny.tl1o ‘thlldny nt' (h-
Loiwr, 14ml, from illo‘olock n. 111., until .'.
o’clock p. in.
And unless all colored on tho lie-.2. list
as ”to bulimic,” whrmc rights shall up:
pour in lmvo mulurml, shall have been
admitted or rejected, will he in M'Minn for
llmsamu pnrpomrs on Alon-Joy .Ui'toln-r
‘llith, WM. at snhl Town Clerk‘s nlllro,
from 9 o‘rlork in tho {pronoun until N
o'clock in the nilcrnoon. end not after-
words, with this exception, tlmt sold lio-
lm‘tnwn 11ml Town Clerk will be in mansion
ntsuid Town Clerk‘s olllre, on Mommy.
NMeniborBlJH‘M, from llo'clock in the
afternoon, and not ulterwords, for the
nurpmo oi admitting: to the clentor‘n onth
those persons only whom- rights will um-
titre after anluy,()u‘.ohor llllth, lN‘Mi. Mill
on or bolero 'l‘uvmlny. the 3d day of No-
vember, 1890.
Applications from any voting district
may be modulo either the last or 2nd ills.
ll‘lvl..
Muted at Norwulk. the 15th day of Us
tabulaA, ll, mill).
1mm: HELLMK,
Erbium 'l‘nonm,
l‘lmsn H. MERRILL,
Selectmen oi the Town 0! Norwalk.
llmmsnr it. 25mm, Town Clerk.
0. II. HARVEY!
owv turnovmtuv AOINOV.
dies and demon deelrl first class
fickle any semi mu obtulunfire some at
th above encyzo )thosewlehlnx positions.
ell or mm e or lemole. con mmreemploymont
Wanted immediate v-wA bnmurhly capable
grxlmtho wholenee on mm shoe ml-
wpeutipsmmnen
I O m.
t”
:l‘n'u'lll ,\H.".‘...ll1..
LINCOLN
Storage Wa rehousa
The le‘ulll Stumse Werehrmse
no Walter sll‘t‘O-l', :1 few doors south
of \‘l'nshingtnn street. in the City
or Smith I\orwoll;. is uowopen for
the storage of
Household Furniture, l’ianosfii- ‘ '
cycles, grudges, Etc. ‘
1". >:' full particulars inquire at the
0mm) nl
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN.
r'7i\'(l TON N‘Tlil‘ili'l'.
Ca :nnectleut.
DRIF.Wibh§mivi-ER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Oiiice.
All work pertaining to modern den- .
lle‘l ry. ut the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guurnntmui.
umw g *4 am. to Sp. m. Sunday 9 am.
llnnrst to l p. m.
(lllll‘t‘ and Residence. 14 Washington
sin-oi, It doors above the First National
Bunk, South Nonvulk. Conn.
5 -"
{south Nero‘slk
CityAssessors’
Notice!
We. Hm unilorslmiml. hereby lvo notice to
ullpi-rmm oml i'~I!‘lMIr‘lLllUllh. laid?» to by
lll\t‘.>i lutluwltyur Huln‘h N-TWIllk. that t 0’
nru ruqulrwl by low to deliverlollieAsHoemrs
“yr-illwi'nl‘llu‘mnm ocboluro the let (I y of
Mvomlu-r. mm.” written or printed list. at
lellwl mud su'nrn to. ninll the property onto!
lnt‘hmll on the 1st duy ol Uutolmr. locus is
to ”VII nil.
AM not v-vni'm'nlng tux llsls.0nnl'tml by the
Hermie nod Non-m of liomooonlntlvos. session
:leMr:.,imnvl:lum:f H G l S 9
.mt nu 1:th u m chem tutu on. . .
mum-loll by (film dor LX.\X1V of the l‘tbll:
AMA n ism, is wrohymnonded to me Ill
[UHHWHS liawh roxldont ol'uuy town Ills lo to .
ulvolnn in! lmdpnviuxo lhoroln. a l.
in'lu-I‘orollm dial day all member-mums: y.
um» In Melted. mmlnund eworn to us liorelnfi
lmfnl‘n lu‘nm'l‘lhml. Illllklllk n «iomrrlptlon o
I‘iuilr-stnlumm-b pun-oi being separately ’
w-rlhml. mud ll be slmll neglect or relueo so (1
dolho ltweqmrs slum Illl out a. list for him.
inllllllulllmelnull property which or VG
rvummlulmllm‘oie owned by hIm. tub fl)
luxutlon ut lhnmetlml valuation tlmroof 3313
Hu- lmst lnformotlu un they . mu obtain. an ,
tlwrotn ton per «'onlnm ul Mll'll vnlont moon ‘
or mad lint Hwy “nun Irmkml seconds he
lion nod \‘ulnuilun or wwh pureolul real h9- '
. 1 . B Lists mny bo rulumwl tMMdAet
Oct ‘
urn. oi the (tunnel room. llnvlhm
Mimi): NorwulkJro l and Including:
it. no 1. to nod including ”doberman:
gilllmvlnlmulu'll lrom ill in li‘. ”'13)“? e
I: m , -,
uml lrum 2 to r. n‘ulm-k p.111 .lnndouflntuflllfi .
' ‘ i N A
from T (on o‘clock m the nvvnm .
lilifi.
Fin“
n grill) .‘
Jmtcd nl Houlll lioxvlw‘llé‘kl‘)o;tafit ,K ‘
Josnr ‘l .Ii ~
Cl AMI“!
0N! '
"sire . . .
THE
WAR?
In!“ mm
1
t
mi ruin.
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Norwalk Chronicler