/
. ing up all manner of pranks by which to
I ~ 'vchorous will'also‘be present. "
\
' Bradbury, John Dyas, Winfield Scott,
, 8 o'clock, in the Council chamber.
iimnbeirpobuluitvwluu
‘ at Ill! Maelstrom: avenue. ' “
I . at Washington street.
~Coclt wanted
The team of em Tribe. 1.0. n. m..
. will rehearse the Chief's degree tonight.
Ila-and n... Clifford Comeback and
'. John Mnlvey wheeled to Bridgeport,
yesterday. . ‘
‘ .. rim—shivm Chill-longer m... hark. '
whter work, grading.,cellar and well
digging, 50 Lowe street, South Norwalk.
A special convocation of Butler Chap-
' held tomorrow night, at 8
o'clock. Work. Past Master's degree.
Refreshments.
"The Fifteen” will give an informal
moeption, Friday. October 80th, in
National Hall. Westport.’ Dancing will
commence at 8:45.
All Hallow‘een falls on the coming
'Baturday night and the boys are conjur-
\_
celebrate the occasion. , .
—-You cannot afford to miss concert at
Norwalk Congregational church, Octo-
ber 28.
Congressman Hill and Hon. Allen W.
Paige will address a Republican rally in
Newtown,‘ tonight. The Tippecanoe.
——f—-—.
Frank I". Searies, son of Engineer W.
N. Searlcs, oi the New Canaan branch,
formerly of South Norwslk,is night fire
man (in the Stamford switcher.
A meeting of the committee of free-
holders on the widening and layout of
Elm Grove plaoe'will be held tonight at
-Prof. M. S. Rosco, the wellhnown
oculist-opticion, can be consulted at his
..ofllce..in the patio: or the City Hotel
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 a. m
to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
- Among the Norwalk people who
viewed the great sound money naval
parade in New York, Saturday night,
were Miss Belle Ferris,Waldo C. Briggs,
E. E. Crowe, Charles E. Curtis, F. J.
W. J. Leland, E. H. Fox, Robert C.
Mitchell.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
necticut branch of the Woman’s Auxili-
ary to the Board of Missions of the Epis-
copal church, held in Bridgeport, Rev.
S. H. Watkins, of Norwalk, spoke on
“Systematic Giving,” and gave many
reasons which might be followed out with
advantage. .
The quarterly meetingof the Nor-walk
Christian Endeavor Union will be. held
tomorrow night, in the Wilton Congre-
gational church, of which Rev. W. D.
Hart is pastor. The committee has ar-
ranged a very interesting programme.
The members of the South Norwalir so-
cieties will leave by carryall at 6:3!)
o'clock.
~Thc best scores on Mr. Cupron's new
bowling alloys were made last Saturday
night by Mr. George West W" and 217.
, ~~~
This places him in the lead for the gold
watch offered for best source before Nov. 1
Fifty Years “a.
President Polls In the White House chili.
While in Lowell one ”color Aye”
both were busy lor human weal
one to govern and one to best.
”And. as (president's power of will
sometimes depends on u livenpili.
fir. l’oilt look Ayer‘e Pills l truer
for his liven/lid M In.
W
Ayer’s Cathariic Pills
were designed to supply a
model purged" to people who
had so long injured Wm
with mm medicines. Being
carefully WM Min.
gradient: molested,» them
necessities of the bowel: and
w'mmhm
Powwow... saloons:
services in tile Serwnlk (.‘ungrcgationai
church, yesterday, for the bereaved purl
cots of Miss Florence Belts, whom in»
last Thursday. together with the prayers
of those who were melting her recovery.
school Iinedthe death of Mabel Grace
once of the Women‘s Auxiliaries of the
den, Tuesday. is issued and promises to
boot enamel interest. Preteen» F. K.
beacon, of Yale, mil address the con»
incense in the evening on me "Watson
of the bible.”
all. Knapp. of WW; ill-n. n. o.
titanium oi Danburylhlrs. H. a. Berlh.
usual Buchanan; hire. 0. L. ammo.
H ”We Will I”! m n“; A, H.
Pinto. at More. will present a paper
incite “ii-listen of slalom Work in
a. m‘m m to it:
“Mr '
WMMRM.F.
militant fever, recollect lam
m.
morning at the helm of her daughter.
Mrs. Georgiana Boyd. '
Thetramp house in Smith swat has
been formally opened for the ”season.
and from a dozen to thirty “Wandering
Willies" are entertained nightly.
John Grillin, pilot on the Daubury di-
vision, went to Waterbury to spend
Sunday, and Conductor Vaughn took
his place. ' m-.»... ‘ ‘
, Mrs. Ellen Cockefnr, who was buried
yesterday afternoon, had been a mem-
ber Of the Norwalk Congregational
church for forty years.
-—Cook wanted. 92 Washington street.
[There will be a special meeting of the
board of managcm‘ent‘of t e Norwalk
Chapter, D. A. It, Thursday at 3:30
p. in.
The members oflhe Y. W. C. T. U.
are requested to meet at Mrs. B. .l.
Richards, tomorrow evening atvlziiil, to
attend the meeting of the Young Men’s
Christian League. _
The making of new voters ends today,
with the exception of a special session to
be held at the town clerk’s cities on
November 2, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.. for
the purpose of admitting "to the elector's
oath those whose rights mature after to-
day and on or before November 3. To-
day's session will last until 8 o'clol-k tr-
night.
-—Maohine Dealer Capron is calling on
customers today at‘ Great Burringtor,
Canaan, and South Egremont.
The annual. muster and inspection of
the Connecticut National Guard, as rc-
quircd by law, will be made during the
month of November by Brigadier-Gen-
eral George Eleven, ‘ who will detail
such ollicers of his stall. including Cap-
tain J. Milton Thompson, inspector of
military forces, as maybe required to
do the work.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union visited the Soldiers” Home, Sat-
urday. and held a service in the chapel.
Mrs. William Lawrence read selections
from the Bible and led in prayer. Fol-
lowing Mrs. Charles Byxbee and Mn. .1.
A. Richardson gave an address to the
soldiers. They listened very intently
throughout.
The third recital given in the shun.
Norwaik Congregational church, Satur-
day afternoon, by Thomas E. Perkins.
was more largely attended than any of
its predecessors. It was also one of the
most enjoyable. The. solo by Edward
H. Morehouse was most delightfully
rendered. It was Howiey's “Where
Love Doth Build His 1Met."
Mr. Bohnnnan, of Stamford, abrother
of Mayor-elect Charles G. Bohannan, of.
South Norwaik, challenges any man
in the country to meet him in joint
debate on the merits of free silver. He
is confident that he can hold his own
against Thomas 8. Reed, Chauncey M.
Dcpew, Bourke Cochran or any of the
rest of the “oppressora of the masses."
Yesterday was a memorable day at the
Episcopal chapel in llewisboro, a large
class being confirmed by Bishop Potter,
assisted by liov.~(.‘. M. Sclieck, of Nor-
waiit. The choir of the Nor-walk Con-
gregational church. under the leadership
of bliss Gertrude ( lamp, was in attend-
once, and their singing added interest
to the lxxcusion, which was attended by
a congregation which crowdrd the
chapel in its capacity.
Much sympathy waswvxprcsmztl at the
mortal moi primal from earth to heaven
It is the tint time the angel of Peace has
visited the mclnhorship of the Huntley
Ezekiel, who was called to rest on
Demmber 3.31mi, ibh‘. Miss [lotto was
an unusually bright and attractive child
and will be greatly missed in the church.
“Coke sis cents per than. See ad
vertiaement.
The programme for the state confer.
Y. I. C. A... which will be held in Herb
In the afternoon llirs.
m in the model ‘
m ‘ he the
new email mm may
he». of the slime» M.
p it. than. -
duo. some meat moshing. this
conductor commit. lilo hastens
tumultuous tim‘lrith inier- ‘
Mn. Samuel Waterbury died this
.! ‘ ,
l 6 M
Absolutely Pure.
cream of tartar hiking enigma;
E
heat
nltea
York.
A
of all in loaveni rcn
Governinegflgtood
ll'oaiiil. chaise rowofilhfiio; new
ma
«m ..... .. .M
Ill TROUBLE.
Bell: in Farrluuteu Wm Moving Out Their
. Goods When ‘lhey Wm Attached. ‘
People in the vicinity of the Bette a
Farrington 810wa stirs, at the corner
of Welland Water streets, this morn-
ing, noticed that alnrge amount 'of .
goods were being carted out of the back
door of the store and loaded into one of.
the finn's delivery Wagons, - which was
being driven down Water street out of
sight. This was repeated several times
during the morning. It attracted the
attention of Attorney Henry Gregory,
of the law firm of Hurlbntt & Gregory.
He became suspicious, and having a.
claim ‘ against the firm for
several clients, he got out attachment
papers and sent Constable G. H.‘ Ward-
well to serve them. He attached the
horses and delivery wagons and then
turned his attention to the store, where
he found that the stock had been re-
moved, except a little display in front of
the store and in the windows. To cus-
tomers who entered the store it was ex-
plained that they were taking inventory.
It is claimed by the clerks that the firm
owes them money for back wages.
James Bette was in charge of the busi-
ness. but it was run in his wife’s home.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will rehearse
tonight at 7:30 o‘clock.
Officer Robert N. Morchousc, of Nor-
wallr, is taking an eight days’ vacation.
Henry Tilly has painted some hand-
some signs for the Mrwnlk Hotel.
A horse was driven into the Washing-
ton strcet bridge. last. night, and the car-
riage was overt mood and broken.
A lady‘s gold pin was found on the
floor of the my room at W. h‘. Slim-to
vant's store, Saturday.
Raymond Ilrothers' arrivals at the
freight depot, South Norwnlk, last
week, were one car bran, one car mid-
dlings, one our com. two cars oats, and
three cars buy.
The Germanic Sil‘llgiirilllllll gave a
vocal concert in theirhuil. last night, a
llrgc number of people being present.
The Indies' and men's chorus sang sever-
al selections in gmd style, until-r tho dl.
rection of Lender Dlt‘Ili.
The Men‘s Sunday Evening club will
meet for reorganization for winter
work, in the lecture room of the South
Norwalk Congregational church. Tues-
day evening at 7:30. All members and
others interested in its work an- invited
to attend the meeting. _
The funeral of the late Mrs. Elimi
(kickefnr was largely attended from the
homcof her step-daughter. Mrs. Timo-
dore Brotherlml. it"; Main street. yester-
day afternoon. lit-v. 5. ll. Watkins
and Rev. '1'. K. Nobimiiil-inicd. Burial
was at Norwalk can“ tony.
John Mohuhah was nrrcstot‘l Saturday
night for being intoxicated. This morn-
log hcwns flow! it!” by Judge Ii‘rost.
lie could not pay” and was initlen to jail.
Helen Kathleen. the infant daughter
of Mrs. John J. llrnmmor. was cllri..;en-
ed in 'l‘rinitychurch, yesterday, at the
chm of the morning service, by Rev. F.
W. Norris. les Kathleen Hettinger
Was the gmlmothcr.
Forty-three new voters were made by
the sclcetmcn. balm-day, mailing a total
of five hundred and eight made that for.
Mrs. Betsy Ann Dyhenianmf Weston,
celebrated the seventieth anniversary of
her birthday, yesterday. Roman: and
Cranhnry people called on her during
thoday. p
Everltt Bylagton and Albert Booiield
wheeled from Norwalk to Bridgeport.
yesterday.
sw a Walsh, 5. Norwailt, has secur-
ed .::nplcyment in Albany. He went to
that city today .. ,
Mrs. George W. Cram. Miss Alice
Bartlett Grant and Miss lollies Brillian-
holl' Womiward went to New Haven,
masthead the fall regatta of the Yale
Jl
,. Reunions
m.....“ .E.__._...._.._.. _
w
We are leaders in Hosiery.
rooted to
i
turn n 5(th “ 5" "
DONOVAN BL
m
file
53 WALL aTnEET.
m
OVER
CF, $6 50.
tra heavy we
lut‘ the most
We still ha
\i. car at 49c;
They are
illul‘i’l'lw.
I I
I I
The Tailor, Ciothler, Hat-
, tar and Furnisher.
MAHAGKEMO . GOUTH
HOTEL BLOCK. NORWALK,
zogiicunds
EDDWAHQIHESQ TRET,
FALbAND WINTER, .
U N D ERWEAR
Your attention is called to thenssortmcnt of Underwear we are showing for
en, in and children. Special attractions at 21c, 25c, 480, 75c and 980.
We also re a splendid line of Outing Flannele. Very choice designs.
You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of -
Norwalk', where to find the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and you will . be di-
EDWARD STREET!
eszmr euuome.
00K, WASHINGTON STREET.
KSON’S PHohToe RAPHS!
.. meme”??? '
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
Overall in Variety!
Men's BeaverzOVcrcoats, chI made and trim-
med, velvet collar, blue and black
Our $10 overcoat is an Elli wool kersey, ex-
trimmed. made expressly for fine trade. Blue
and black, $Io.co.
Our $12.00, 1.3.5:: and 18.00 overcome are
finely tailored and elegantly Iincd,suit:lb!e
’ (lpcn every evening until 9 o'clock.
a
AVIS,
i .
tattooing... ‘
flORVlALK, CONN.
A BIG OPENING
made by a heavy set down in prices.
Loin mutton chops, 100 am
R'b’mutton chops, “ “
Lég mutton, Sc ”
Sirloin steak. 1;}ch “
Round steak, 100, 3 lbs for 25c
Shoulder steak, be a lb
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab-
bage for 250.
Rib roost from 80 to 12c.
For the best clams, oysters, (free deliv-
ery) fish and espallops, go to the
New York Market
FRANK S. AYERS, Prop.
Prices Reduced I
o a a -
NORWALK. NN
m
COAT TALK I
Under All in Prices!
; a cork-
ighg weii made and handsomely
fastidious dressers.
we left a few sizes of that under-
rcduccd from $1.
here now, might be gone tw
m..—m..
ms on lobe Whitney. balmy. lira.
draws-ea, dome E. Gram. was in the
’95 M.
Agent for
ID 'FALO IT HAS '
¢LU7I1N Always been myvchief aim to handle
'1'", only the beat grow, at aprloe conform-
'0'! log with the quality.
GATT LI Yorkers: get outgea‘t'about any prlifie
you a ulna youney on, -
3mm» ill: on walnut ligeogigrzr. h M ’
on mayo e c as n
HORSE.» mlbut they are the best. That's the
.t‘t‘ great distinction to be looked for when
93:. ’"l'ii’tl’l‘l’el'i' h on
. a your ormpoorm y
:gg"‘a mes. buy where they screen them for
carrot“ 3' '
gems“. MANUEL T.HAT¢H.
‘OLMANI’ The Grain Dealer.
Elma ll Isfahan Street. be. Ismail.
eoeiirvaiioianl.
Us
overoOats
AFE
Wool Suits from..........
Comstock
South Nor-walk,
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros., Masonic
Bld'g, Norwalk.
Napping!
\ .
FOR we WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A‘ COMPL-
STOCK or - . .,_
.'....meER.....
and Suits“
W.
UNSURPASSED .BY ANY ANYWHERE ,IN POINT OF FIT,
' STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND Low PRICES
, FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES.
w LEADERS:
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat,
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, a!! wool and fast color
A fine West of England Kersey. . . .
InerDIIIIebe
NEW INVOICE OF
FALL NECKWEAR!
EVERYTHING THE LATEST.
' Winter-Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c TO t: PER GARMENT.
PopularoPrice Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
. IHE ADVANOEGUARD or W! «
Did Not"
Catch
fast color......... .....’....l7.50,
.....;.. 9.009,;
1500
...............6.50 to 18.eo‘
IIIIIOIIUI
Brothers,
Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
NOTICE!
ADIISSIOII 0F ELECTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Select-
men and Town Clerk of lhc Town of Nor.
walk will be in session at the office of said
'l’own Clerk, for the [lili‘pnseflf examining
the qualifications of and admitting to the
«doctor's until those persons who shall be
found so qualified. on Wodnvsdnv. tiletlist
day of October, ib‘llti, from U o'clock in the
[creation until ti o’clock in the afternoon,
and by public mljourlmwnt of said melt
ing, will in: in session for the some pur-
pose. as follows, viz:
At the police. moms o'n Ilovilund street,
in the City of South Norwulk. on Thurs-
day, October 2.3m], Pin 3, from 10 o'clock a.
m.. until Jo'clm-k p. m, and also on Fri‘
duV, October ‘Jlid, was, at said police
rooms. from in o'clock u. m.. until 5
o‘clock, p. m.. am! in the evening of said
ii‘l'iliny. Ill said pui‘un rooms, from a“ until
iio‘ciock;nml or the "film of said Town
('Icrk, on Saturday. the Zillil day of ”l“
tuber, Mill, lrom illo'cimzll a. m.. until I)
o'clock p. in.
And unlessillicittcrodmt the first list.
as “to be made," w msc figlli‘e shall up
pear to lmve matured, shill! have ill-cu
itdiiiiitcd or refit-clad, will IN? in session for
tiresome purposive on Monday ,l'rtober
Eliiiii. Iblli'l. at. mid Town (Hull‘s nllil'e,
from 9 o‘clock in the forcuoon until H
o'clock in the afternoon. and not. alter
words, with thlsl‘xocptioo. that said He-
Iectmcn and Town (‘Icrlt will holn «(lesion
at said Town Clerk‘s OIIIt't‘. on Monday,
November 2d. mm, from ”o'clock in tho
forenoon until b o’clock in the
afternoon, and not afterwards, for the
purpose of admitting to the elector’u oath
those persons only whose rights will mu»
on or before Tuesday, the ill] day of No.
Veinber, mill. '
Applications from any voting district
may be madcln either the lot or 2nd dis.
trict.
Dated at Not-walk. the. 15th day of 0c
tuber. A. ll, mill.
lit-LN“ HELLWX.
El'liillim Tonnes.
Fossil ll. Mainline.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwnik.
Hashim ii. 8mm, Town Clerk.
0. II. IIIIVIV’S
om IUDLGVHIII‘I‘ aonnov.
, .i
tore after biontiaydlctober mlth, Mill. and A
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
on “voter street. a few doors south
of Washin on street. in
of South . orwnlk. is now
the storage of
Household Furniture, Pia a,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
, For full particulars inquire at the
olllce of
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
, 71. WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwallt. Connecticut.
DR.F‘.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All Work pertaining to modern dong
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
Firstwlass work only.
A 11 work gunram vcd.
Uftlce I 8 am. to it p. m. Sunday 9 am.
Hours i to l p. m.
Dillon and Residence. l-l Washington
street. :5 doors above the First National
Bank, South Norwniit. (Joan.
”"“""'s...u‘. an...
CityAssesscrs’
Notice! '
We. the undersigned. hereby give notice to
HIIpl-rnmw and corpomitms. mole my
taxes in the city»! booth N rwoik. th they
are requir l by law to deliver totbeAsIeswm
o‘roitimro them. on or before the lat ot’ ,
bevemhordmtuWritionororinfodliet. tel! *
signed and sworn to. mini! tilepmpe Turmoil ‘
by them nnthoist dayof October. mllablo ..
ionisation. ’ ‘
An act concerning blx lists. enacted by lie
annle and 3- nose of “representatives. . (oi
rigscftsfiirmulomr it p 1 ill t t
in um :mi (‘1 in who llll .
amended by Chuutcr Lxxxlil of the
m. at ”‘3‘" is crehy amended to
follow: lurch resident ofsny town I
giwilmiisinudp rinse therein. a . .
or before the first 1‘ M or member. annually
lvoluhisllst matlolim swog’nto on health
, fore imm'ribed.millennium-lotion all
males smooch [ull‘itfi being humanely dew '
scriiwl.amlifbe him n, miter refuse ti
Ilntho n-osssors thilifliimr‘rllé'l list for till.
puitinathmein all [lo-mercy which y ..
reason lot him. h
leve is owned by
taxation at he acinaivniuatlo the ten
the best information they v on 0 min.
a .
thereto ten r custom of Hill'h valuat .
t nor shall me no soup to ' tips
'11 mid of
lien ulnatlunolme putt-co to. ’
ti. hm late may he return tojdrnmese
on no room v and ,
i
Jun——
m..”... .
all
or». at i e I
Heath Norm: it. {mp and Including
la IMH.Iilaniliill'ill unlit-tolerate, i
olileetnbenpon from so to in o'cloc
and from a to t o‘oim Rho. m .luodonlll
irr- ttneo’cim at o i
' tedat booth '
auao.... ‘
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