..sttbs Boathouse
_ church. Ilene-T.
evening. a discourse
' prepared for parents and
i In the evening. at 7
he subject at the discourse
the poster will be "The
The Refuge." All seats
,ndsuts welcome.
m, was fishing in the East
, pond. yesterday afternoon.
atom a small alligator floating
water. ‘ He hit it with an car.
more: the reptile, and then
'jlt‘e be: under the ’gato and
“into the boat. . The gator
who William G. balloon. and
7 ‘ »pnrc‘hased for 31 by Victor
Ferris. who took the reptile home
curled“ up in his bedroom.‘ ‘
‘Ilhe W .Norwalk Republicans will
a was Monday night at 8 o’clock,
Mummers. to consider the ad-
Mbflity of presenting a name for rep-
mm at the town caucus Tuesday
night. George 8. Bell is spoken of for
that‘uositiov- ‘ W .-
The Edit Side Sunday afternoon
meeting will be held at the home
_, ,omas Wood. 8 Hill street, at 3
clack. Acordial invitation is extend-
, , all who have no other engagement
fir/the hour.
man. named Jones, living in Van
m avenue. was bitten in the arm by
ndogJast night, while coming home
km) south Norwalk. He was quite bad-
hurt and had his clothing torn.
Amstmnce has been drawn up
" scum granting a license to Daniel Mur-
phy for a saloon in East Washington
" awet. It‘ is in the hands of Daniel
I ‘ Bommedieu’s at his grocery store.
Lem..-“
. _ Theremains of Mrs. Henry Camp, who
died Thursday in Brooklynm'ere brought
here today, and buried in the family plot
in the East Nor-walk cemetery.
Mrs. Small M. Pendley, of l’awliug.
3. Y.. returned home yesterday after a
" out with 3-. “A. Jackson. of Seaside
m
J. E. Kittridgngg formerly cor.-
,~1ro_ln Cove street to New Haven. Mon-
Colonel and Mrs. James L'Homme-
dieu drove to Bridgeport. yesterday, and
spent the day. ”MM...”
Mrs. George 1". ,Perry. of East Nor
.walk, has been visiting friends in West
‘ nodding. -
‘Mr. and Mrs. James U. Davis. of Port
_ Jeflerson. L. I.. have returned home af-
ter 0 Visit with C. H. Rider. 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton, of Brook-
; 1111. will spend Sunday with J. B. Mar-
vin; . , ._
Mrs. William Platt and son, of' South
‘ Osborn avenuemre visiting in Bridgeport
WHEN."-
At the Baptist church, next Sunday
' afternoon atezso, a meeting in the in-
terest of men only will be held. .~\
‘1 cordial invitation to all men is extended.
Stevens 55 Cushman began work, yes-
teeday, repainting John L'Hommedien’s
residence. They have just completed a
, house in South Norwalk, owned by Mrs.
Carolinel’erry. ’
Mrs. Harvey Ackart is visiting in
‘ Bridgeport.
«. Terrence Cavanagh,‘tf South Nor-
war. is taking the place of Frank
. Win the signal tower, while the
letter is absent in Fiahhlll.
Mil Emma Bile accompanied Miss
nibble Tristrumms far as New York.
Mrs. DeWaters, Mrs. Mary Themes and
Mrs. E. W. Grodfrey accompanied them
'Wimmtd.
The—MW Union. of the Methodist
m. will give its entertainment to-
nightanuw's Hall. Main street. . In
Willem S. Bryan will take the
V , me and Mr.;8cheuk the silver
m Dapper will bererved.
Ml- uu Stevens, of Main street. at»
‘ ‘ the msrflsgeof Miss Lizzie May
«armies Steele Bitter. in
Won. yesterday afternoon. Rev.
fi'l'wlwhellpertormed the cere-
_ ht file home of the bride. 1400
W street. where Mr. and Mrs.
_ willbsst home after November
“brace snow. a classmate of
We at Temple Grove sernlnary.
. em. was the maid of
«rein
vwwuruveu 0:
‘ 1:0,?“de Nfiami
a solo. "My God and Fatherfl by Mara-
All who wish to know what it meant by
this new womanhood what it is so
mullshins, are cordially invited to be
present. At the evening service. which
begins at 7 o'clock. the subject will he.
“Moral luau on the Political Battle
Field." Popular singing. Free, seats
for everybody. Mr. Moreboase will sing
tea. at the morning service.
First Congregational church, Thomas
K. Noble. pastor.
u. m. and, 7:30p. m. The poster will
preach morning and evening. Subject
for the morning. “The Chumh and the
Community." In the evening there
will be a patriotic service. Subject.
“Our Country and its Claims Upon Our
Citizens." Everybody cordially wel-
comed. ‘ Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at
6:30 D. in.
Grace church, Rev. 8. H. Watkins,
rector. The twenty-first. Sunday after
Trinity. 8 a. m.. Holy Communion;‘lo:30
111.. Sunday school; 7:30 p. m.. Evening
Prayer and sermon. All Welcome. The
rector will olllciate and preach.
Rev. A. H. Wyatt will preach tomor-
row. both morning and evening. in the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
Subjects. HHeart Culture." "Truths to
Tie up To." Services, 10:30 a. m.. and
7:30 p. m. Everyone made welcome.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church
the pastor will preach tomorrow morn-
ing and evening. Juniors‘ meeting at .3
o'clock; Christian Endeavor consecra-
tion meeting at 0; evening service at 7
o'clock.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. A. S. Kavanagh. pastor.
will preach tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. and
7 p. m. A “Schnecker” service has
been arranged for the evening. The
music used will be from the musical
productions of P. A. Schnecher. The
choir will be assisted by Miss Pearl
Gregory.
Female triow
Soprano s<llo~"b‘zi\'e Mo. 0 God."
' ’ N124. Rosa.
Anthem—"Sun of My Soul.”
Tenor and alto solos and quartotlo.
Anthom~”sm.buth I‘rf the. Swill,"
. ’ - ”Bass solo and qudrtetto.
Sol . “The Klugol Love mp Shepherd ls,"
F Miss I’earlGr cry.
cordial invitation is xtended to all.
First Baptist church. Rev. I“. E. Rob-
bins. pastor. Good music. all seats free,
and a hearty welcome to all. Sunday
morning the pastor will speak upon
“Echoes from the State Convention."
In the evening he will speak upon
“Sonic Things Known by All."—Acts
xxvi..27. :Young people's meeting at
6:30. Reperts from the state rally at
New London will be given.
m m: socm’ REALM.
Events 01 lnlerssl lo Howell: and South
Nomalh People.
The regular meeting of the Friday
Afternoon club was held yesterday after—
noon at the residence of Mrs. Edgar H.
For, 112 West street. The following
programme was arranged by Mrs. Milo
H. Parsons. the first number being a
piano solo by Mrs. Frederick Quin-
tard', paper, “Musical Stars of New
England," Mrs. Robert Holmes; read-
ing.“0heerful Yesterdays." Mrs. Charles
E. Jennings; paper, “Factory Life of
New England," Miss Mary Kirby Jen-
nings; vocal solo. Miss Mabel Beers;
reading; Mrs. W. H. Swords; second
chapter of original serial, “For Love of
Country." Mrs. Edward H. Unmbart:
recitation. “A Snake Item." Mrs. Ida 8.
Keep. The next meeting will be
November 0th, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Ellis Jennings. 00 West street.
John C. Wharton. of the law firm of
Wharton dz Baird, of Omaha. Nob. and
Miss Alice Lorraine Cholwell. daughter
of Mrs. George ll. Uholwell, of High
street. Norwalk, are engaged. The
wedding will take place on January.
The engagement of Miss Helena llill,
daughter of Hon. E. J. Hill.of Norwalk.
to Walter ll. Weed. M’Midhrook, is an-
nounced. The wedding will take place
ln’December.
The Girls’ Literary club will give a
whist party to their gentlemen friends.
tonight. in the assembly rooms of the
Central olubyhouse. in West avenue.
CHANBIIRY.
A party of young people visiting at
Finch Brothers’ Broadvlew Farm,
Chestnut Hill. enjoyed a straw ride the
other night and surprised Mr. and Mrs.
(J. '13. Gregory. of Cannons. where they
were royally entertained.
The members of the Union chapel will
hold their annual harvest festival on the
evening ol’ Wednesday. November is.
m Edna Gault. of Westport. and
‘l
' Mlu‘VIola erth. of Annuals. who have ,
been lvlsltlng at Breadview Farm.
married home this week.
, Mrs. belle Gregory, of Nuroslk. is
visitlnnhcrslstsr.firanorsoen.001ey.
a
0
H rectors or the ease in
I
up
a
«“33: Ill", and
W . fold. murmur-m
am.m mums. m’ In:
Services at, 10:30 ‘
a. m.. Morning Prayer and-"sermonr‘l? '
usuuvaiewme c. D.
DANIEN AND NOROION.
The Methodist sociable. held Thurs-
dayfinight at the residence of William
W. Ballard. was a great success, About
seventy people were present. The pro
gramme included a dialogue between
Mrs. Benjamin St. John and Miss Jen.
nie Soofleld. and waxflgures by the lad-
ies. including Miss Jennie Scoilsld. Miss
Helen Waterbury. Miss Carrie Bell. Miss
H. Waterbury. Miss Agnes Scoileld.
Miss Jessie St. John, Mrs. Benjamin St.
John and Mrs Howard Slausou. The
Misses Birchard sing. and supper was
served. ‘ .1
Frank Green will probably be the
Democratic nominee for representative
at the caucus. Wednesday night.
A game of football is to be played this
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. on the Brady
lot.
Ernest Koch. Jr.. who has been visit-
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Arthur Ferry,
in Danbury. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Ferry accompanying him here.
Harry Hiudley and a gang of men
have been-removing some trees on 'U. G.
Waterburyls and Albert II. Scofield's
property. which interfered with -the
wires of the telephone company. One
oak measured four feet through it.
An east-bound trolley car jumped the
frog at the east end of the Tramway
company's switch in Railroad avenue,
Thursday afternoon. The car going
west immediately returned and assisted
in getting the other car back on the
track. Some trips were missed. but no
serious (Innings was done.
George H. Tilly and family have re-
turned from Green Farms. where they
spent the summer.
George Raymond will more next week
from the Ferris house to the Jackson
house. on the Turnpike. which has been
renovated for‘him.
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For Infants and Children.
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MlHSlUNlfillrl FUR li‘Allili‘ll'lllll
Ulll'Nl'Y.
I hereby npp'y for a license to null Spir-
Itunus and Intnxioullrm Liquors. AID.
lutuel‘ llm-r. IIIIIIIV' Wino. flllII (.‘idrr at 3.“.
Railroad Place. Town 0! Norwnlk. My
place ul Illlitllltuut Is. not. Imutlml within can
feet In a direct line of a Church Edition or
Public School-house, or the premises
pertaining thereto, or any poslofllco or
public library.
listed at Nurwalk. tbls 15th day of (in
tuber. A. ll. INlM.
ll. I'. CAMPBELL.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. eleclot‘s and tax:
Qnycrs. as dellucd by law. of the Tom: of
.'nro‘nlk. hereby «endorse tbe application
(‘ampbcll for
Dated at Norwnlkdhis lbth day of (late-
ber. A. I). 11400. ‘
ALFRED (filllflllGS‘l'Ell.
DENNIS DONOVAN,
. W. '1‘. misnomer.
PATRICK Mt'rlrllrhl’.
lll’Ml’llREY CULIIINS.
[hereby certify that the nbevenamed
endures-rs are electors and tnrtgnweru as
defined by law. ofths van n Norw‘slh.
Iluted at Nurtulkthls 15th day of (Mo
her. A. 1).. IBM.
HERBERT it. Slil'l‘ll.
olll 2:1 'l‘tcvn (Merit.
o. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embshaer.
mmmmmm~
' MW“
of the above-named H. I‘.
such Ilcense.
”I!
’ which is” "Tie fled lees “Himself: with "and hector 35 years-
Ovor 3.000.000 pounds sold lathe pint ye” testify to [fair popularity.
BOSS I SO". um {Lennon coat.
canola
POWDER
ENT RTAINKENTS
hoswsm crass south.
F. W. MITGKELL.... ...............Manaser
One week. conunencino,r
MONDAY. OCT. 19.
Rice’s”.
Comedians.
Bmhlenu meat of the world's lamest.
grandest. on best amusement enterprise
now belore the public at popular prices.
nerean‘omh'.
Monday—"In the Trenches."
Tuesday~"lleaeon Ligh ."
Wednesday—“All in the Family."
'l‘hursdar-"Under tho Lion's Paw.“
I’vlduy-" "l‘wlxt Love and Duty ."
Haturan-"Duu‘l Boone."
PEOPLE
ELEGANT COBTUMES.
" l'rh-us only we. cub. zinc. Seats on sale l-‘rl-
day morning. at Wood’s and 'l‘ornllnsou’e.
nu
HOVT’S TH some:
Saturday Night, October 24.
JAMES w REAGAN.
The Irish singing comedian. in
The Belle
of
Shandch.‘
A beautiful Picture§que and R0
mantic Comedy Drama
25 -_ —~
25
Seats now'nu sale at I’hi'tslcd's and l’inuen's.
Prices, 25c, 5.:c, 75C.
Attraction of Unusual Merit.
AT THE
rmsr h. E. CHURCH.
Wednesday l. 0ch 28.
Evening. 3
TheRockconcertCo.
nurarsuv.
THE ONLY ROCK BAND!
’i‘lrisuxtmorulirpiry emu-ed v‘lillhls'le- ml at
levh‘ no no t1»
Ringing Rocks or Musical Stones,
Swinging llarpa
Musical Glasses,
' Zithers, Gigilcra. E c.
Also Songs and Readings.
The [lock Uoncert (in . owe their renowned
reputation tutlmluvl that thev are the only
musical urgnmmliun who phi,- upon rocks.
“ADMISSION. 35c.
Reserved seatsu‘un be secured without ex-
tra charge at the store at Brown .l Vt ih-nx.
Strange ”wonders”! l
But true are the
‘ REMARKABLE
LIFE
READINGS
of PROF. ROCK. the wonderful Long
Island COLORED MEDIUM. He
ohallengeltho world for an could. He
is without a shadow of doubt the MRI-MT-
l-IH’I‘ mmrmzr now in existence.
(tome all ye broken hearted wives,
who are in trouble, and be advised by ,
this wonderful man.
(.‘o'uo all ye lovers and win your idols.
He tells you whether your lqver is true
or false: causes a speedy marriage with
the one you love. '
Retrieves the obstacles in and per.
mm en'ly cures the liquor habit.
Ho lmentes lost ones 'and tells you
whether dead or alive.
He gives a written guarantee to com-
plete your work in twentycone days or
will forfeit Mo.
Remember he inches
rs'rn. Till-1 worm Is rams.
Ulllce fee 81. :15 North avenue. Nor—
walk. Orion from 10 a. or. until 9 p.
m., Bundays included. Call early to
$1) I'IIAIIIIE
avoid the rush. 021 lrn
‘ THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derriclts. saws, her-i
in; machines. etc. we can poets
LOW PRICBEI on,
in Kinds of Timber storm
Churches Foctorlesor any Large Bulld~
Ins work a speelalty.
error. mvnnsmn AVENUE.
mar nouwsmt. CONN.
“$1.1! MIMI. Issuer.
our
-. on...“
Shorty Sherwood. "flatten
Mel-em “a. u 'I
assume
JAGKETS'AND CAPES!
for inferior goods.
UR CLONN ’STOON presents two features worthy of your consider-
ation. The first is that our garments are the very best that can
be made. The other is that our prices are as low as others ask
l
I
Jackets.
13(1)an and navy beaver, double breasted, high collar,
Black chevlot. high slashed collar, pufl' sleeves, 33.75.
collar and pockets, $8.00.
Black beaver. velvet collar. largo pearl buttons, $0.00.
Black beaver. puff sleeve. wide pointed cull, slaehed
collar. stitched seams, $10.00. 0
Irish frieze. braided, inside pockets. high collar. tail.
or finish. $10.00
to
Light brown Irish frieze. pearl buttons. lined all
through ith fancy silk. $13 00.
Black aver. tight fitting, trimmed’ with soutache
braid. edged with fur. $15 00. .
Black beaver and brown Irish friezecorruguted front,
31m}; pointed collar, hall lined with changeable taffeta,
u. 0.
Beaver,
B 5
M
Hush. ll’lllllfll.’
55 O b
n
Brown Irish frienmelvet collar and cuffs, fan f .,
' lined throughout with fancy taffeta. $10.00. cy rout
Fancy black and grepn bonclc.
fur and tails, $1.". no.
1 Extra quality black beaver. lined
Irish frieze. dark and light tan. stitched scams. velvet 1 .fii’iféiagibffgiiiium' pol! sleeves,
Black beaver. tight fitting. trimmed
Martin for, tailor made. very stylish,
trimmed with Martin 4
throughout. shield
pointed culls.
with braid and
2'3. 50.
Capes.
Black bouclc, lined throughout. velvet collar, $12.00, Beaver. ““0004. $5 00
Black beaver, tight fitting. braided military style. . Roach cloth. awn
edged with black opossum. flaring collar. $12.00. Double “390- ”will? ninth, $0.50
Black and navy beaver, tight fitting, braid trimmed. Beaver. trimmed With braid. minted collar, $6.50
edged with brown opossum, $13.00. " " " “ lhibet “ $8.00
Brown Irish frieze, tailor made, straps and buttons. “ ““10? finish. $10 00
slashed collar, half lined. $13.00. Bunnie. trimmed With braid. slashed collar. $12.00
It
“ lined with fancy silk,“ 1.00
“J and Martin tails, $12 00
u
Bonele. box pleat front and back. trimmed with
Martin for and tails. lined throughout,
‘ $18.00
(1 With fur and braid. $13.50
“ LJet and Martin tails, ' 5.00
“ fancy lining, 8.00
BEST... 3
. VALUE!
l
THEY
We have now in stock
FRANCIS 8: CO.
, ARE ALL SMILES! . ,
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME I
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
u
‘liliiitz.{SPRING CLOTHINGlZLiii'ZZI',"
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
.8 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
fit
A GOOD MARKET ’
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
courteous patient employees. and prices that will not
disagree with any onc's purse. That's our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
Prime Rib Roast. 2c 3 lb at Roast, (rum 3 to 10¢ lb
Good Roast Beef, 10c “ mb chops. 12c “
Best Sirloin Steak. Me “ Forecourt" Lamb. Cc “
Best Gut Round Steak. Ice “ Rump Corned Beef. lac “
“ “ Shoulder “ Sc " 0 lbs Salt Port for 256
8 lbs Breakfast Bacon. for 50 cents
Plate or Brisket of Beef for 3 cent: It:
GOLDBERG’S
ORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
NEW Y
Something New.
just received a shipment of infants' and children's cloaks
in assorted colors and styles which we will sell from 31.24
and up. Feather boas have been merited down to 98c
and up Alsoa special sale on sailors and other outrun-
mcd hatsfrom 98c and up. A full andcompletclinc olchild-
ren's and infant's caps. from age and up. A line of fancy
Will make the girls contented. keep the boys in at night and destroy
the desire “for theclufl" and "doom town." Excemiugacharmingwile
and dainty daughters, nothing acids such radiance to a home as tasteful
and artistic
WALL. DECORATIONQ I
We have in stool: wall paper that is nttrmivenad out in designer
find that the cost is not near so much as you might think.
To make your home walls gleam with chetrlullness.
lotus. home. a .. am home;
i‘ you wish to o it .
“1;" ave it repen- l'roit c r to do“.
Wanted «MI , ‘ I
Wag. PM. We: diam
qulslte and planting in color, and you will beeyecably surprised to
‘-
TOWllI
Assessors’ Notice !
WP.IIH€ undersigned. hereby ire notice to
uliputwti» and corporation iable to pay
mum in llw’l'uu‘n o! horwulf. ibut they are
twiulml by law to deliver to the Assessors or
m‘I u-r of them. on "I” before Ibo llrstduy of
Modules. um. a written or muted list. dat
mi.“ mad and swurnto. chill the property
new». by there M1 the 11st day nl‘ (II'I'DIWT. mun,
ileb‘utn familial). making a description 01
all not e-late. mob Allan-cl helm: separately
ilewn‘lwl. “(Denise 11 will betboduly of the
:Nrwi-Ntlm h- nmke out such list from the best
in Innnutinn they mu obtain. and add theretn
l“!+rtmrrt.ol such valuation. and In said list
tlwvuluill make a marinate description IllllI
val aluminum-h mum-I of real estate. and
Imp; which IIrIs- so made. there Is no appeal. ‘
3. Its-Lids may berelurned to the Asses-
sors. at the b‘rdatmen‘s (Mice. bunk bullulnu.
.‘HI‘IZIU. and at the (‘uurwil ltomn. lluvlmnd
elm-Ft. booth burwalk. from and lnclmlim.r
‘Nfiailfif‘flll. 1W6. to and including October
sloth-m.raiduillcestobe open 1mm 10 low
u'vhwl. Jl‘JlIv. and {mm '2 to bo'r'lm'knpr 111..
”WIN“ hardware from 71.09 o‘clockin lhe
rmvunl“. .
Date I at bnrwalk. October a. 1896.
('ll‘l‘llll.“ HMI'I‘H )
.1 sruusrsuanbaur Assessors.
with n. Lisa. I o'l-ul
Owing to many of the factories being
shut down. we have a large accumulation
of amines coke.
We offer the same during the month cf
(mariner at six cents per bushel at the
works. or eight cents per bushel delivered
within either cltyllmits. In not less than
leathers will be puton sale from rsc and up. Children. s moldy-ave puma 10¢...
Tam OvShanters will be sold from age and up. En“ fer ”flu“ in.
utw your: ' ~ A - .
GOLD BERG’ nausrsv PARLORS “milk 0» Urht
” w'" ' "““ “MM!- . ..
“Tribulr our uni”:-
‘ behlnd m the swim
Us!
to
while everyone else
,ls gathering In the
astonishing b a r -
gains in silver nov-
cities ofl’ered by H
fi'norr 3:) such
prices. cents
on dollar oannotpe
rivalled for such
~~ . goods and cos
mmheerdufmndto m1
been ht
input wlule srebeln sold its
humanism” shrines—butltlsa
deadhss
Allellvernovelt‘lss too on m dollar
untuflsptdst.
HOMER I; HOV‘I"!
Norwalk Chronicler