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1111 Mrs. Holly 3.81am, oflleed
meet.
Unoas Tribe, 1. 0.1!. M.,will confer
the chief’s degree tonight on half a
' dozen candidates.
A leap year dam will begiveu in
Guider’s Hall, Rowayton. Friday night,
by South Norwalk young ladies.
' Albert E. Hyatt has lewd from Sam-
' uel M. Aller. of South Norwalk, the
Levin drug store in South street —~Dan
bury News.
The Golden Rule circle will meet in
the study of the N orwaltOongregation
a! church, it 8:80 o’clock» on Friday,
October 80.
William J. Finney, of Merwin street,
who has-been ill, is now able to be out
for a short time each day. His mind is
still affected. _._-
-—Salvator Chariot. does sewer work,
water work, grading, cellar and well
digging, 50 Lowe street, South Norwalk.
The funeral of Mrs: Samuel Water-
bury will :be held Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Georgiana Boyd, Cross street.
Raymond Brothers have just com-
pleted a fine piece of concrete and curb
work for the New York, New Haven
and Battord Railroad company at the
Monroe street bridge.
The Norwalk Yacht club's float was
taken apart yesterday, and will be kept
on the, beach this winter. The club
house will probably be closed for the
season November 2d.
J. B. Morris, manager of the local
exchange of the Southern New England
Telephone company, is distributing to
subscribers in the Norwalks the official
telephone list, corrected to October 1.
Those who are to go with the
South Norwalk Baptist Christian En-
:leavor society to Wilton, tonight, will
leave the church at 6: 15 sharp. The
meeting at Wilton promises to be one of
unusual interest.
Harry Benedict, clerk for Finney &
Benedict, and George H. Dent-on col-
lided on their bicycles in West avenue,
yesterday. Both were thrown and Mr.
Benedict’s bicycle was badly damaged.
Mr. Denton lost apedal and tore his
shoe.
The Democratic town convention
adjourned, subject to the call of the
chairman, September 8, will reassemble
at the hall in thuix building, Thurs-
day evening to nominate a candidate
for representative iii the General As‘
sembly.
The Men‘s Sunday evening club will
meet for reorganization for winter work
in thelecture-room of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church, this ever»
ing at 7:80. All members and others
interested in its work are invited to at-
tend the meeting.
The third and last of the series of1
readings by Mrs. Frederic W. Norris,
from the works of Charles Dickens, will
be given in Arlen Hall tonight. At its
conclusion members of Trinity parish:
in costume to represent some of Dick-
ens‘ characters, will serve refr‘cslnnents.
An intoxicated woman. with three
s111all childrr 11, presented a sad spectacle
in Raymond street, last night. She
could hardly walk, and fell down two
or three times. That an infant she can-
riod in her arms was not hurt in due to
the interference of neighbors, who took
charge of it.
There are several features about the
registration this year which make it ex-
ceptional when compared with those that
have taken plum in the last twenty
years. By fur the most noticeable thing
is the number of persons applying who
have not thought of voting in years,
having lost. their rights through re-
moval from one state to another. A
reeord-bnmker was noted on Saturday.
when ufarmer sixty years of age. took
the oath. He had not voted since the
war, but now, when the Issues are
sharply drawn, he determined to again
cast his vote for sound money and a
renal business policy.
1 Pirateizeofsdimnnext
siuofadollar;then bigas'
mepelmofyourhend. The
, outerwear-tune». utopia
' Ayers flair Vigor
Makes flair‘tirow '
warenddownthebili.
ford, Saturday, toplayfootbellwlththe
militiamen.”
ThomuP.Duuuwasflnedtl,yester-
dsyefteruoon, byJudgeFrost, for rld~
inghtsbicyclewithoatalentern.
Theodore E. Smith. of Camp street,
has purchmd the Foley place on the
Rocks road, Norwallr.
The Eve L. fishing party. which went
down the harbor. yesterday.. brought
home a bushel of blackflsh-
«Coke six cents per bushel. See ad-
vertisement. wwwwww
Mrs. Harvey Pack, of Norwalk, dam-
aged hor bicycle by a collision with
another bicyclist while riding through
Westport. Sunday.
The city of South Norwalk is putting
in a manhole, as ordered by the Board
of Councilmen, at the corner of North
Main and Ann streets.
Attorney John J. Walsh, of Norwalk,
will go to Greenwich, Friday night, to
deliver a free silver address. 11. S.
Cummings, of Stamford, will also
. speak
John F. Flynn, Dr. Darmer and Henry
C. SnIith went blackiisbing last night
of! the drawbridge. and Mr. Flynn lost
his balance, but recovered it again in
eighteen inches of water.
It is understood that Rev. Frank W
Crowder, formerly of Rowaytou, will be
appointed to the pastorate of the Stam-
ford Methodist Episcopal church at next
spring's conference.
~Mr. Clapp speaks on “Lear," on
Friday and Saturday of this week, at 8
p. 111. Tickets to be bought of Miss
Pinneo.
General Charles Olmstead ran into an
obstruction in his collar, yesterday, and
has a badly bruised face to show for his
carelessness.
John F. Holdridge, an employee 01'
Raymond 18': Son, is afflicted with a lame
foot, caused by dropping a heavy piece
of furniture upon it.
Superintendent Bonncl today placed a
pole for the South Norwalk fire alarm
service in front of A. B.1ch's property
in State street. Yesterday Mr. Bach
threatened to cut ' the pole down should
onebe placed there.
0
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The Norwalk Street Railway company
showed its enterprise, this moming, by
putting placards 011 its cars announcing
the railroad wreck. Mariy Norwalk
people spent a nickel to visit the scene.
Miss Sally Hyatt, who was injured
in a runaway accident, Sunday, is
suffering considerably. Her head is
badly swollen and her eyes are almost
closed. The cut 1111 her forehead will
leave a bad scar.
At the caucus of First and Third dis-
trict Republicans, in the Athens 11111, to.
night, there will be at least three candi-
dates in the field for representative in
the General Assembly—J. Beldcn Hurl-
butt, George S. Bell and William K.
Maples.
The members of George J. Faulhltlwr,
Lodge, D. I). Harugari, celebrated Illf'll'
first anniversary in .lrion Hall, last
night. Bridgeport visitors were present,
and the Arlen and Licdorkrank societies
sung.
The railroad cmmnissioncrs report as
to the full inspection of the various III-
vieions and branches of the New York,
New’ Haven «1 Hartford Railroad com-
pany that within the state the roadbed.
track and bridge structures were found
to be in excellent condition.
William I“. Montgomery, of Norwalk.
has been elected treasurer of tho Benja-
min lsoac' s Benevolent assmiation. vice
John I’. Treadmill resigned A divl
dead of five per”. cent. has been declared.
.At Thomas P) 11111111111 fourth organ
recital. nextSotnnlay afternoon, lathe
South Norwulk Congregational church,
Mrs. John Benton, f‘ullIl‘llllO, will be the
soloist.
claim that tho Honneeker lot b1 only
twenty-four feet front, and will flghtt
any attempt to occupy any more land.
The work of excavating for the new re,
tuning wall at a point beyond that line
v1.1a stopped by the city officials yester-
day.
The Norwnlk Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its quarterly meeting
in the Wilton Congregational church. to
night. The programme will include a
. praise and devotional service. led by Rev.
W. I). Hart-,reports from local mleties,
including roll call: reports of the Washa
iugtou convention, by the president and
others; 81ntecm1veuhon,ltew‘ London,
November 10.“. Arthur S. Erekiel, and
W meeting. followed by u re-
m.
, V
dummies»? «manta. _.
carom 1.0. o. .. will ..
11th third degree, The.
mmbehwed.
rmrmmmmwunm-
Tho (lily of Norwalk will enforce its‘
Absolutely Pure.”
tarts b kl est
ofAel in Iggveoin'st I "I,” ”hatred” tilted
reruns Stile?" .11... 1...
TWIN cm FOLKS.
The Being and 01min II Ismail: People and
Their Friends.
The Misses Bracken, of" Livingston
place, entertained Misses Katharine
Lamb and Kittie Flyn’n, of Brooklyn,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hamilton. of
Bridgeport, are spending a few days
withMr. and Mrs. Samuel Ferris, West
street.
Mrs. L. E. Bucknam, of South Main
street, is visiting her daughter, Mrs,
E. D. Alvord, in Bridgeport.
Mrs. O. S. Ferry and daughter Mary
have left Norwalk for Washington,
where they will pass the winter.
Mrs. O. L. Adams attended the golden
wedding of Maand Mrs. Edwin Gilbert,
in Georgetown, yesterday.
Miss Clara Smith, of Quintard ave-
nue, has returned from a visit to Sing
Sing, N. Y. -
Mrs. J. T. Hubbell and children, 11
- Norwalk, will leave for Greenville, S
(3., about the middle of November, to
spend the winter.
Miss Lillian Taylor, of Summit street,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ballard, of
Wilton avenue.
Mrs. JamesE. 'Hoyt, of Danbury, is
visiting at the Bennett homestead in
East avenue . _
Miss E 0.11 Icy, of Southport, has
been a guest of Miss 1 lord Hawxhurst,
of Newtown aveuur.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood, of Brook-
lyn, and Mrs. Harriet Hopkins, of Troy,
spent Sunday with Mrs. George Rob-
bins, of Seymour avenuef
Death of Charles Iioyt.
Charles Hoyt, who, for 111anyyczir1-2,
had been keeper ot' the almshouse, died
this morning of heart trouble. He hurl
been ill only 11 few days, but had been
troubled with the dismso for years. He
was a devout Christian, a :111‘11nl1wref the
Norwalk Baptist. church. Mr. Hoyt Was
sixty-nine years of age, and had been
keeper of the al111shousc eleven years.
He was born in Redford. N. ‘1'. Ho
leavcsavvifc 111111 three children, Wil-
liam I“., Frank N. and Charles E. The
funeral will be held from the town farm
at ll o’clock Thursday morning. Bur-
ial at High Ridge.
Schooner and log Collide.
The captain of the steam tug Thomas
Purcell, which tows barges between
Norwalk and New York, reports that
the schooner Lillie Falkcnburg, (111p-
tnin Smith, from New Haven for Chesa-
peake Bay, collided with his tow Satur-
day night, and wrecked the deckhnnsce
of one of the barges and that the Follicu-
bun,y will be held for damages.
The Voice. of Her Son—whim. Loam
myswewautudollar that will stay at
home."
"Well,\ve1lon‘t; we want a‘dollar
that We can spend at the bargain
stores."
Tailor~»l shall not go away until you
have paid this bill.
Student-I have no money.
Tailor—if you have no money, why
do you study?
Student—~Who says I study?
Impossible miic~’l‘li1~y say there is a
skeletonio the Hamilton‘s clam-t. She
”Bosh! The? live in a flat.
"Liston, Mrs. Tngby; isn't this hor-
rible? They make 011111111111 outof human
fat?" "Well, you couldn't serve; you
are everlastingly out at night."
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MISSIONICIIS Hill
(3 (il' N i Y.‘
I hers-by apolv I111 11 human to sell
Soiritnuus 11ml Intovi1 vttlnu I.i1111ore,a1
lair V Iew lion-I Itow11yto11, row"
of Vorwulk. My plot 1- of business Is not
located within :‘IIII feet in 11 IIII't‘I‘l. line of 11
Church Edith: 1' or Public :41 Imol- house, or
thepremises termining thereto, or any
post~ofli1 11 or public libturv.
Datedx at. Norwallt. thie' .llst dayofllcto
bend . _
lI‘i’tI'IIIIiilIIIK Ii. ildiiflm K.
Applicant
W1 1I11~ limb-reigned electors and 11111
11mm:- 1111 dellncllby law, of the Town of
Norwaiit, hereby endorse the application
of the above- named Frederick Ii liabcock
for such license.
Dated at Norwul'rz. Ibis .Jl1b 1l'1yoff'loto-
her. A. 1).. 1111111
RV IMKHt.
1’ W 1,11 11.11.11;
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.IUIINllWI-INHI ”Ir/list)“,
I I’HISTIAN MII' llllil 1
Ibereby unity that. the nImvennmml
endorse” are elm tors and for buyers, as
defined by law. of the 'l‘ewu of Kin-well:
listed at Norwsllt, this Met. day of (Info
1 , , 1
m A 11, "cancer 11. 1111111111.
’I‘cwscm
Norwalk, where to find
rected to
0!” style and finish.
I
$| ~'e11.», ,
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EDWARD STREET,
. 19111.1. AND wm'rzn
UNDERWEAR
Your attention is‘called to the assortment of Underwear we are showing for
womb, men and children. Special attractions at 21c, 25c, 48c, 751 and see.
We also have a splendid line of Outing Flannels. Very choice designs.
We are leaders in Hosiery» You ask any who is acquainwd vnth the trade of
the best hosiery at reasonable prices. and you will be di-
EDWARD STREET I,
out": euuulno.
NORWALK, COIN.
reason for the following prices:
llost sugar cured shoulders .................. ".1:
Frog“ Pork ............................... ‘Jd
Sausage ......... _ ............................. 90
Fresh ham ioc
Fresh shoulders .............................. 81:
Pig head ....................................... 4-?
:1 11111111151 of salt Dork ..... , ......... 251-
Porter house steak. ............... .. .151
sirloin steak ............................. I2 1- 213
llnuml steak ....................... 11113;:3 II)~ 251:
shoulder flank ............................... "11‘
Illlv {1 met ...................................... 111'
Prince roast
Fish E1»- alien “I laws and Oysters
es roe ll‘el. \cri
New York Market
FRIIII S. AYERS, Prop.
....l‘.’c
DONOVAN BLOCK WASHINGTON STREET.
JAGKSON’S P H 0 TM
for beauty
Prices Reduced!
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53 WALL I'I'Rll‘l'.
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NOIWALK. "N
“button TALK!
Overall in Variety!
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wear at
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IU'FALO
GLUTEN
FEED
FOR
GATTLI
Ohiokonn
and
HORBIB.
DIST
GRAIN
FOR
HORSE.
AND
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OFFIOI
BOLMAND'
LIVO. RV
.TABLE.
Under All in Prices!
llcn’s BeaverlOvercoats, well made and trim-
med, velvet collar, blue and black; 3 cork-
er, $6.50.
Our 811:. overcoat is an all wool kersey, ex-
tra heavy weight well made and handsomely
trimmed, made expressly for fine trade. Blue
and black, 810. co.
Our $12.00, 14.50 and 18.00 ovcrcoats‘ are
Iiner tailored and elegantly lined, suitable
for the most fastidious dressers.
We still have left a few sizes of thatundcr-
491;; reduced from 81.
are here now, might be gone to-
lllU ”OW.
every evening until 9 o'clock.
- AVIS, -
I . . .
The Tailor, Clothier, Hat-
ter and Furnisher.
MAHacuzmo court-1
Horn. BLocK. NORWALK
1|: This Plain Enough?
If you buy food or grain here and it isn‘ t ex-
actly what it should be, if you’ to not satis
Ilml. tell us; We 'll send for it and refund the
full Esteban» price. if you find that you
cool have bought the some quality any place
else, at the some time for less money. come
' tin and we'll give you a rebate equal to the
difference. If that decent make you
absolutely sale. we don t know what will.
MANUEL T.HATCH,
The Grain Dealer,
II Isrsbsll Street. to. Henrik.
I scam-n?
AND BALI. V .
PRINTING .. . . . . .
AT THI8 OFFICE.
WE are down on hogs; that is the‘
Us
STOC
' .....W|N
Overcoats
UNSURPASSED BY ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT OF FIT.
STYLE, QUALITY, TRIMMINGS AND LOW PRICES
FOR CORRESPO
A FEW LEADERS: '
An all wool blue Beaver Overcoat,
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and fast color. . . . . ... 9. so
A fine West of England Kersey. . ..
Wool Suits from..........
1 NEW INVOICE OF
_ FALL NECKWEAR I
EVERYTHING
e
Winter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c T0 82 PER GARMENT.
Comstock
nus 111.1111qu asacueo us, our“ 11‘ ‘ g
§Did Not
Catch
Napping!
FOR WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMPLET
KOF
TER
and Suits
fast color ........‘..........$7._50
..-s--r-u...-s-sssos
....15.oo
650 to 111.01. ,.
I
\
TH E LAT EST.
Brothers,
Popular-Price Clothiers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk, -
MILFORD A.
Comstock Bros., Masonic
Bld’z, Norwalk.
Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
NOTICE!
ADIISSIOII 0F ELEG'I'ORS
Notice is hereby given that the Select—
men and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor-
walk will be in session at the office of said
Town Clerk, for the purpose of examining
the qualifications of 111111 admitting to the
t-Iectnr's oath those persons who shall be
found so qualified. on \l'ed11cs1lav.tl1c 31st
day of October, 1391}, from 9 o'clock in the
forenoon until 1‘1 o'clock in the afternoon,
and by public adjournment of said met-t—
i11g,tvill be in session for the some pur-
pose, as follows, viz:
At the police rooms on lluvilmul street.
In the (fifty of South Norwnlk,1111 Thurs.-
duy, October 2'31111, ISiIIi, from It) o'clock :1.
111., until 1'1 o‘clock p. 111.,1111111111111 on Fri-
duv, October 2:11l. I598, at said police
rooms, from III o‘clock :1. 111., until 5
o'clock, p. 111.. 111111 111 the evening of said
Friday, at said police rooms, from '1' until
Iio'clock; and at the oilice of said Town
Clerk, on S:1Iur1l11y,lhe ‘Jilh day of ()1:
tober, INZIII, from Iiio‘clock 11. 111., until :1
o'clock p. 111.
A1111unlessnllentcrcdon the first list
de“tol1e 11111110," whose rights shall 11p
pear to have outlined, shall have been
admitted or rejected, will be I11 session for
11111111111111 purpoacs on Monday ,Ilctobcr
L'Iilll, IHIIII, 111. suitl Town lili'rk's (1IIi111I,
from II o‘clock in the fort-11111111 until S
o'clock in the afternoon. and not after
words, with tI1is1-x1111ptim1, that. said So
11.111111111111111 Town Clerk will I11: I11 session
at said Town Clerk's oflicc, on Monday.
November 21L IKINI, Irom ”o'clock I11 the
forenoon until 1’1 o'clock in the
afternoon, and not afterwards, for 1111
purpose of admitting to the clcotor's oath
those persons only whose rights will 11111-
ture after Mond11y,()ctobur 26th, INIIII, and
on or before Tuesday, the lid 1on of No
vember, liillfl.
[\IiplICdIIOIIH from any voting district
may he 11111.1lel11citherthc lat or 21111 dis.
trict.
Dated 111‘. Norwalk. the 111111111131 of 0c
tobcr, A. 1)., ltllnl.
Isaac SELLHI‘K.
I111-1111a1t1 ’I‘nones.
FRANK ll. Manama,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
“13111111111 It. 15.111111, Town clerk.
0. II. IIIIIVEY'S
I
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
The. Lincoln Storage Warehouse
11n “ater street. 11. few doors south
ofllnsl11ngtoustreetln the City
of South Norwulk. Is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture, PIsnos,Bi-
cycles, earriages, Etc.
For full particulars inquire at the
ofl‘lce of
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
11 washmcron srunnr.
South Norwolk.
DR. F. W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Connecticut.
Formerly over the Pbst Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
Office 1 8 11.111. toSpm.Sunday9a111.
Hours 1 to 1 p. in.
Office and Residence. ll Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank, South Norwalk. Conn.
South Iterwalk
OityAssessois’
Noflco!
lI1-tl11- undowigned. hereby hflvel notice I11
11.“ 111111411111 11nd t'nrpumliuns. Iubltoe my
foxesIntl1o1:-ItvuIH11ut|1 N rwelk.tl1nt flwr
.1111 required by low to deliver tothedemsure
111 11III11~1 11fII11-1n.1111 or before the let y “I
\mombcr 111.1111 writlou or printed fist.
signed and sworn to. 11f11lltl1opropertyowne1l
liy‘thomi 1111 the int day of ()1 tuber. 1806. lilblo
11 1111111111.
A11111I1~1nuor11lngt11x lists. enacted by the
m... .
11f11111'1. movidoe.
14111111111 11111111 or 11111 01-11ch Statutes. 1111
ilfll‘I'IlIIHII by (‘Im Itcr LX\\IV OI the bill!
[bio of 111.119. is 111mb! amended to It!
follows: Kin-liroMbIehI ofnny townl e in:
gIvnI1111II1-1t11111i1111yt11see therein.» , on
or 1111111111111111111t1l11y of Nova-mint.” annually
I111 In his list. 111l111In11n1Isworn
11‘I11I' o 1111 s1rIIm1L111nkiutrmle1-crirIIM
reall1-1-1I11I1111111I1 parcel helm: se mutahd
112111.111. 111111 111111111111“ nogtector am
viotho 1111111 ssors shall fill out to IM for 1111.
1111tti1111tho1ein11l| property 11 7 W
1e11sontn I111II11voI11 owned by "mm e In
taxeiion at the actual valuationthe reuni'odfi
ttw bost Information they 1 anh 11 Rain.
thou-to ton on cesium of such
1ne11l1lll~tt1oyshall mokease rate rill-
“an 111:11lv11111111Ina 1111111141 11111011 olresieetatw
1111.111 the (‘nunvII 11mm
South Norw111i1.I111111 and I111 “Min
16. 11111“. found Including uctolmrms tunnel III
office tnbeopvn Itom 10 to l') 111.-lock. 11.11:?
111111 from ‘1 to so' vim-k p 111 . 'nmlonliet
from 1 I11 11 m- -I1wk I11 Ilicove I1
Dated at South Normdk I
01711 turnovmnur actucv. MW £21556, ,
JOSEI'I 1 AT 1
IIfidlos and centlemeu 11111111111 first class . n CII’W‘M
be In anycatnicit 111m obtol 11 some at ‘
th 1111 hovengoncrm sothvmewfs Ingpmiiione.
either 111an or female. can secure empiorm ant
Wanted 1111 edIntr-Iy I'iret "In-111 nurse for
tribe. 1qu 111 u'ytoexlmrIem-mlperson: also
first 1- use coo for 1111:11u111nt.
11nte1I~IIItnotIon or I'IIIMIIIII butler 11an
watts. first 11 1111s re'erem 11s aiwerperienced
1111111 or 11111 no business.
WANT
111 11111131 11111111 St, 31111111 Norwnllt, cc.
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S: unloun-I "11“qu lb-prcsenlntlvee. MIMI ’
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