'A Republican caucus for the nominee
than of a representative, to the General
3 humbly from the Second district of
Norwalk. will be held in Allen Hall,
Friday night, at 8 o'clock.
The Scandinavian society will give a
social In Raymond's Hall, November 3.
Fred Pitzer,ot Stuart avenue, has gone
to Meriden to learn the cigarmaker‘s
trade.
The ladies of the Norwalk Yacht club
will hold a meeting at the Hickory
Bluff club—house, tomorrow afternoon.
The first day to make new voters is on
Wednesday, from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m., at
the town clerk's office.
Our fellow townsfnan, E. RH. Capron,
was awarded first premium on feed
mills and water wheels, at the Danbury
fair.
Old Well Lodge, F. and A. M., will
meet tonight. Work, Master Mason's
degree. Refreshments after work. All
Master Masons cordially invited.
The Norwalk Boston store claims to
make the best display of fall jackets in
Connecticut. and 11 placard in a window
of the store announces that fact.
The Board of School Visitors will
neet tonight at 8 o 'clock, in Attorney
’ohn H. Light‘s office, in Washington
street
The Ladies’ Guild of Trinity church
will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Burr Kdapp, of Washington
Street.
Tonight, in Arion Hall, willbc given
Mrs. Frederic W. Norris’ second read
ing from Dickeus’ works. There is an
assurance that a large number of people
will be present._
—~Sulvator Chariot does sewer work,
water work, grading, cellar and well
digging, 50 Lowe street, South Norwalk.
The Germanic. Szrngcrbund will p1ac-
tics tomorrow night, instead of Friday
night,” Frank O. Becker's, as Gar-
mauia Hall will be occupied by the
Kickapoo Indians.
The music at the Fepnblican rally in
Hoyt’s Theatre, tomorrow night, 1 ill be
provided by the Tippecanoe Glee club,
of Bridgeport. Samuel F'essenden and
Nathaniel W. Bishop will speak.
-—Messrs. C. II. Rude and F. H. Rel
yea have leased from the Connecticut
Laundry the hand department. and they
will continue the business under the
title of The R & R Hand Laundry. Both
being experienced in laundry work, they
respectfully vsolicit patronage being c on
tident that they will give satisfaction
The Sunday school board of the First
Methodist Episcopal church hold its
monthly meeting, last night, and heard
the reports of the officers, which show-
ed the school is increasing in member-
ship and interest.
Miss Bertha Fancher, of Holyoke,
Mass, who has been visiting relatives in .
I')anbury,wheeled t1 Norwalk, yester‘
day afternoon, whereshe will spend :1
few weeks with the Misses Parks. of
France street.
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than other medicines.
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yours of euros.
Sand for the “Gurubook” ’.
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mammahtwithfi. Wilfred
8011de skeet.
TheOloverloaf Whist club will be
entertained by Leon Games, of West
Main street, tonight.
Miss Fanny Brown, of Mervin street.
who has been seriously ill, will be re-
moved to the Norwalk hospital. “
The J. T. Prowitt company has se-
cured the contract to repaint the Nor-
walk Congregational church.
South Norwalk Lodge, Order of Hep-
tasophs. will meet tomorrow night in
Grand Army Hall, Washington street.
Mrs. J. M. Benedict, of West Main
street, entertained the sewing circle of
the Nerwalk Baptist church, this after-
noon.
St. Paul’s Daughters of the King will
meet in the chapel tonight at 7: 45 o’clock
to consider the advisability of giving 1%
supper next Week. .
The Southern New England Tele~
phone company is painting its new poles
recently erected about the city of Nor-
walk.
Henry Gladhill,of Ann street. was
nut sailing. Sunday, when his boat cap-
sized and he received a thorough duck-
ing. Captain James Dunn went to his
assistance.
1
Miss Amy Wixon, of West .Main
street, has been elected a delegate to the
State Christian Endeavor convention, at
_ New London, next month, to represent
the society of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional church.
The Willing Worker a branch of the
King' a Daughters, of the Norwalk Meth-
odist Episcopal church, will meet Wed-
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Vun’l‘assell,
of Upper Main street. . '
Miss J. E. Bennett, of East avenue
went to Brooklyn today to be present at
the wedding of William H. H. Childs
and Miss Hattie Eversley, which takes
place on Wednesday at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Eversley Childs, in Clinton
avenue.
The Rock Concert company will give
an entertainment in the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Wednesday, the 28th
inst, the proceeds to go toward furnish-
mg the Christian Industrial League’s
moms in the new church.
Thomas Ginty, a woli- known South
Neivvalk hatter, receixcd a dispatch
from his nephew Edward, of Dnnbury,
this morning, notifying him of the death
of the lutter’s mother. The funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at ”:3
o‘clock.
The owners of Dibblc’s block, in North
Main street. are making extensive iui‘
proveiucnts to the building. H. V.
Carr 11 1» the. contract for the carpenter
work; Nash 15': VanSI oy, plumbing, .. “11d
11. H. Decker, painting the exterior.
The upper part of the building will be
converted into apartments
The 1001115 of Old .Ycll I1 n.,lge
Douomus block, 1110 llfilllilll: comple-
tion. J. R. Raymond has men at work
casing the bull, and the work in the
Inter rooms will be completed in a few
weeks.
At the fall tum-ting of the Connecti-
cut Library :1.<~'oci11iioh in Bridgeport,
October '37, Miss Angeline Scott, of the
South Norwalkl’ublic Library. who is
assistant secretary oi’tlie zusmyiatimnvill
(liscuss.“'I‘I1o Librarian and the Patriotic
Societies."
The following is the menu for the
thirty cont luncheon at tho Wouum's
I'lxchungc, Thursday noon: IiJuillou,
chit-ken salad, lobster salad, potato sal-
ad. cold turkey, cold chicken, cold 1111111,
venl loaf, pressed chicken, baked beans,
Italian cheeses, pumpkin pie. apple pie,
mince pic, notice.
The monthly meeting of the circle of
King‘s Daughters, of the South Nor-
whlk Congregational church, will be
held at 7:30 o'clock this evening. at the
home of Miss Limie I. Tolles, 25 Fair
field avenue. livery member is asked
to bring to the meeting her dollar, with
a description of the way it was earned.
"Truth Stranger than Fiction" will
be the theme: South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church the place; tomorrow even
lag. October that, the time. and Miss
Elizabeth N. Yates, of Maine, the
speaker. You are invited to hear one of
the most rarely gifted of women. bio
mlmisdon will be charged. but acollec-
tlon toward defraylng the expenses; 1f
the lecturer will be taken. .
Professor W. Gilbert Newell's open-
ing at Ariou Hallwas 11 success. All
who wish to become graceful (lanceIs
would do well to see the professor at the
hall on Wednesday evening, the 21st,
and join his class for the season. llun-
dreda of people of South Not-walk and
Norwalk, who are considered perfect
society dancers, were taught by Mr.
Nowell Former pupils and those who
Join for the season willbe thoroughly
Instructed In all or the latest society
dances, and the waits white the spec-
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in .I.
Absolutely Pure.
Ac reamof turtarbaklna powder. HI heat
of all in ioavenln stroll tl1.—~Latest nited
fitatps (luvcrnmen Food ortpo
BOIAL BAKING YOWIIEI 00.. New York
L-“ .. ._... “1......_-... s. 1......»....._.-..........a
Butler Lodge, 1.0. 0.1“.,willre-
hearse the second degree to-night.
Captain of rdi'cfifiilm Dann and
Officer Kenney appeared” in “Hamid“ winter
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treaty the terms of which shall distinct.)
provide what is and what Is not the jurls
diction of the ports over naturalized:
Americans born In the Turkish empird
who may return to the places of thell'
birth.
This Is an Important concession by t
sultan. That and the question of pormli'
master Kilcourse, of Danbuiy, were In
South Norwalk, today, in conference
with the officials here.
Electrician Charles Riley, the well-
knowu steeple climber, has been, engag-
ed by tho .I. T. Prowitt company to
paint‘the spire of the Norwalk Congre-
gational 11hurch___w_
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, New England
Order of Protection, will have an enter-
tainment and supper tonight. at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Hart, Hendricks avenue, East Norwalk.
Supper will be served at 8 o'clock.
TWIN CITY FOLKS.
The Being and Coming of Nomallt People and
Their Friends.
Ralph Holmes, of Winsted, is visiting
1n Maple street.
. 1x Councilman John W. Scuiley and
family, of Monroe street, are spending
two weeks in Towners, N. Y.
Miss Hannah Winters, of St. Joseph’s
parochial residence, is visiting for two
week sin (ilranby.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Layton, of
h‘airfield avenue, have returned from
a visit in Washington, D. 0.
Miss Lillian DeGruy, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Miss Elith (lrossmun. of South
Main street.
W. I". Whitloek and S. M. Taylor are
spending 11 week in Litchileld county,
hunting.
Mrs. Frank. J.
avenue, has gone to Soulbington to
spend two weeks.
Miss Julia Rayumnd, of Buyview ave
nue, went. to Brooklyn, yesterday, to
visit Charles Sellzi'k's family.
Stephen 'l‘hayer, of the Consolidated
Railroad company, is in New Haven to-
day. >
Mrs. S. D. Byxbee, of II Madison
street, has returned from :1 visit in
Moriden.
Oi’iRA HOUSE BOOKINGS.
Good Things Manager Mitchell has in Store for
Theatre-Guns.
To give the tl1catre-goors of Norwalk
an idoaof the treat that is in store for
them, Mniingcr Mitchell announces the
following flhookitzg, for the next six
weeks:
November 2:,
“M arty Malone."
NOVPIIIIl‘El' II, the big New York suc-
cess, “Hogan's Alley."
'1'\'o'.'cmbcr III, “A Romance of (1111111
l'lollmv."
November 1?). “In Ulci Maine."
Novomlu 1' “3.1111051. \cw York suc-
co 5, “L 11111 of 1111 Living.’
Nowmhcr ‘21. "'1‘1': pt 1C bin: 1101111.’
b.11e111ber‘315, (Tb uIIrsgixing night)
“A Pair of Jacks."
November ill). Dan Kelly in
Shadow Detective.”
Ih‘cemhur 7. “Joshua Simpkius."
December 12, "(I'Iiooliguu’s Wed-
ding.”
Iiilmu'd iiarrigan in
“The
Unable to Agree on Power.
Inquiries are made why the Norwaik
Trauuvuy company does not put in a
crossovl‘rr at the top of Mill Hill, so that
both conipuniescnt1 have joint trackngc
up and down the bill. It appears that
the companies are. unable to agree on
the mun club shall pay for the power
11111111111111] (In the level in Wall street,
each company supplies the current by
the mom-.11 but up Mill Hill more power
is necessary, and as the titreet Railway
runs cars of tenor than the Tramway. the
latter company expects the Street Rail-
way people to furnish a larger percent-
age of power. It In expected the matter
will be amicably settled In 11 few days.
Wanted For the flawleyvllle battery.
Thomas Enwright, who was found
dead in Stamford harbor, was wanted
for 11 robbery in Hawleyville. A short
time ago the railway station was entered
by two robbers who compelled the tale
graph operator, at the point of a re-
volver, tohmnl over his money. The
pilice suspected Enwright, and the op-
eratoridentifled a photograph of him.
Enwrlth disappea d. It seems that be
neat backfl tohis man 111 Stamford.
CASTORIA
ror Infants andOhildren.
enac-
we Ina
cal-we . .11..
Bradbury. of Bayview '
Z'oerands Granulated'Sugar, .
35L
F. e. Lamps 1 ca, 22 South 1111.. Street.
w Wmf»-m—w
EDWARD STREET,
FALL AND WINTER
UNDERWEAR
1 Your attention is called to the assortment of Underwear we are showing for
I Women, men and children. Special attractions at 211:, 250, 48c, 75c and 98c.
We also have a splendid line of Outing Flannels. Very choice designs.
We are leaders in Hosiery. You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of
Norwalk, where to and the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and you will be div
rented to
EDWARD STREET!
5 cums-11011111110.
1101111111111, cone.
POILED
1/1
.py“
A BIG OPENING
, made by a heavy set down in prices.
Loin mutton chops, 10c 11 lb
Rib mutton chops, “ “
Leg mutton. 80 "
Sirloin steak. 12L§ c “
Round steak, 100, 3 lbs for 25c
Shoulder steak, 50 a It)
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab-
bage for 2.1c.
Rib roast from So to 12c.
For the best clams, oysters, (free deliv-
ery) fish and escallops, go to the
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK. WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’S PH 0106 RAPHS!
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
“Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
sawau. sweeper, . .
NORWALK, NN
A FEW TIMELY TIPSII
OPEN EVERY EVEN-
ING UNTIL 9
Golf Stockings,
Fall Overcoats,
Adler’s Gloves,
Boys’ and
Men’s
Sweaters,
O’CLOCK. ' .
Busmess Salts,
Newburg
Working
Pants.
AVIS,
I I I I
The Tailor, Clothier, Hat-
ter and Furnished.
MAHAGKEMO SOUTH
HOTEL BLOCK, NORWALK
' LO
:EJTQN Always been my chief alm- to handle
FEE 0 only the best grain, at nprice conform»
FOR ' ink with the quality.
GATTLE You can get cats at about any price
Chicken. you like but may be if you pay too lit-
and til-Myou won tllke flagpole. l t i
y oats may not t 1e 1: maps» 11
HORSES. town but they are the best. That‘s the
3.337 great distincthm to be looked for when
GRAIN you buy them.
F0” Don’ t feed your horses poor or dirty
] 233.:5 «Its, buy where they screen them for
can-Luz. 5°“
gems," MANUEL 'r.HA'rcI-1.
BOLMQNS' The leading Grain Dealer.
LIVE R
STABLE. ll Marshall Street. So. lemslk.
/ mn/‘M\\fi \xrflh“ . W PM WW
wso'oierrv AND 3111.1.
PRINTING . . . . . .
AT THIO OFFIOE.
.11, .
Us
Overcoats
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat,
A fine West of England'Kerscy. . ..
EVERYTHING
Comstock
South Norwalk, -
MILFORD A.
Comatock Bres.. Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Wool Snitsfrom..........
use 11.11.11... neacnso us, our 11'
Did“ Not
Catch
Napping! .
eon we WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A court‘s?
STOCK or
. WINTER
and Suits
IINSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF FIT,
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS‘AND'LOW PRICES
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
A FEW LEADERS: 7 .1
fast color. . . . . . . . ..... . . .. .'.07.5n‘
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . ....... 9.09..
convene-no
650 to 18.01;.
NEW INVOICE OF
FALL NECKWEARI
THE LATEST.
Winter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 251: TO 82 PER GARMENT.
Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
NOTICEI
ADIISSIOII 0F ElEGTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Select-
1111.11 and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
walk will be in session at the ollice of said
Town i'lerk, for the purposeof examining
the qualifications of and admitting to Ibo
clector's oath those persons who shall be
found so qualiliul, on \\'o1lno.~(luy. 1 ln-‘JH
day of October, 114111;. from 11 o‘clock i111|1e
Iorcnoon until 5 o‘clock in the afternoon.
and by public adjourmnent of shill 111cc!»
I1Ig,\vilIIn-i11 session for the same pur»
111198.111; TUIIUWn, Viz:
AtIbopolo-11121011154111 li.1vilnlul strcul,
'111 the L‘ity of South Norwnlk, m1 Thur»
day, October 22nd, 15!”. from 10 o'clock 11.
n1.. until .3 o’clock p. 111.,11111111lso on Fri
day, October ‘Jiill, woo, at said police
rooms. from 111 o‘clock 11. 111., until .‘1
o'clock, p. 111.,111111 in the evening of said
Fritlhy, at said police rooms. from 7 until
llo‘i-Iock: 11ml utihc office of said Town
(III-I'll, on Sutuniay,ti1o Tlltb day of (’1'
toilet‘, lhllal, from lilo‘u'lm-k n. 111.. 111.111 .3
o'clock p. 111.
Anllhuleos allentcrcil on (be but list
ns"tobe1uiulc." whose rights shall up
pear to have matured, shall have been
admitted or rejected, will be In session for
the some purposes on Monday ,ilclohoi'
L’Iilb. Wild, at MIIII Town Clerk's office,
from It o'clock In the {pronoun until N
o'clockin the afternoon. and not after
words, with this exception. that said tic
lectmen and Town Clerk will hold session
at said Town Clerk's ofllcc, on Monday.
Novembcrthl. 111111, from ”o’clock I11 Ibo:
forcnooh until I» o'clock In the
afternoon, and not afterwards, for the
purpose of admitting to the eiectm'u oath
those persons only whose rights will ma-
ture after Mo111lay,l lctober L’Ilth, MINI. and
on or before Tuesday. the lid day of No
vember, 181m.
may be made-In either the let or‘ £111! dbl
trict.
Dated at Norwnlk, the 15th day of ()c
tober, A. 1)., 1111111.
.HAAt' HELLW'K.
21'11111111fl‘uoouza.
Flush ll. Almanac,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
IIEIIIIBIIT It. SMITH Town Clerk.
Luflmapw “.4
0. II. IIIIIVIV'S
OITV IMPLOVMCNT AOENQY.
Indies and gentlemen lleelrlnfi' first class
telon
eIt'iier male or female. can secure employmen
Wanted Immediately—~11 thomu lily capo
Applications from any voting district
Mt?
man for the wholesale and rats! shoe usi-
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
1W uter street 11 few doors south
”I Washington street. In the City
HI 5011”! \orwulk. Is now open for
the stm. 1311 of
Household Furniture, Plancs,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR 8- GOLDEN,
7.1 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Sorwalk. Connecticut.
DR.F.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern dent
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
Office I ‘1 11.111. to tip. 1n. SundayB 11.111.
Hours 1 to I p. In.
Uiiice and Residence. Iii Washington
street, ‘ldoomabovcthe First Nations.
Bank, South Norwalk. Conn.
South florwalk
CityAssessors’
Notice!
Wm the unclelslgnml. hereby
all persons 11ml «urtmmlluhs.
taxes In tIu-lltyul Heath N rwalk. that lbw
are required by law to deliver Intlle Aliment
m eitheroftbatnmnor before the let «luv u
November. 1111,1111 vmtlehn printed ”undated
elem Ii and avmrn’ to. oIaII the property one
by them on the let (1",on ()1 tuber. 1m Ilab.
to taxation
Anaot I-oncernlngtux lint», enacted by Ih!
Whale and "name of Itepresentntlves. session
of 111115 prov Ides
HIPIIIUII ‘ltlllll ”I the (lenoml III rim“. III-
mnmuled by Chant” LX\.1V rho Polio
Avie of Ian-J. le nroby unneededr to
follows: 'T‘IM’III‘IIHI'IIIII{ o funytmlnl I,” l'
glm In nllut and my to mitthemn. I. to.
or befurgthrlil IRI (In! M mkovembvr. annual!
flu-I11 Mallet. madoaml swornto a he In
efure fl‘preavrlbwl . makHlnc a dwrlpt on i'"
real «- 1.11.» each 1111an being nonfatal! 1..
scribed. and If he aha! nealectorref '=
Ilnflm dunesmreehatlflll uu “1111M or In;
putllnu tilmeln all property
moment 1. Hollow; 11 owned by lube
taxation at theaetual valuatio ht crmf
the best Information they mu Io In: man all ’1
the-rem Iten “or centum of sin-1 val 11a lemme
In said llut‘l eyeball "lukeneeoomt tlemrh»
Mon and V» amino of each pan-elm real estate
Il.vi.letama1lmrtlumellniheAmw:
urn. at the 01111111“ 1110111.!
Houlll Norwrllk. Iron and Invlurll dwell:-
1.1. 1*”. tumnllm- Minn veto eras than. out
olllvo lullenpoh from 10 to It .1111!!ka
11ml Irom'lini'vmim“ p1m1d'an mustard.
fr- 111 7 In 11 o . lock latl
WW
ive notice to
mole to In:
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neeqixenvy. Tmaflosewl'blng position. dim
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