, _
”moistened-anon
feelertaluadaheutthlrtyetherfrleuds.
last night Among other pastime.
“mummified. Anpperwas
~41” Ide Special. III; tuo Syraouae
mouthing. ill notion-m ””- W. are; WWW’ wheel.
William Ward-on. West Order rtreet.
Southlerwalr.
Attbeprayermaotiucetthelllrst
mmuoyolatomrwallt. Sunday.
narrowly wit a mole accident
woodman» city. he had inst
'diaseudadaa‘teaphillata mid pare.
.‘wheuthohaudlahmoameont on! their
.mMaedthetrontwl-eelturuedata
Waugh. I'ortuuateiy the name
‘mdthewheflhadm oheehed. so
{thatthelidusliteradneliljminfallfl
leg iremthe wheeL—Btamtord Advo-
"Jaaus Node
Happy." 1‘er will lend the ring-
ins.
David Coleman. who was nightclerlr
atthe W Hotel. has realm.
and left m Nor-walk {or Brunswick.
N. J. Bell Installed hyJamea
. ‘ ' I 'Q’flamoi’ he .
owe. rennin“, ot Poplar Plains. D“ "
was tolerate: from the venue. Tuesday.
‘wnhtouririenda. whenoneol the, rear
rebooted the wagon eollapred. Three
at the meuwalhadhaaidethowegou and
held it up. while the other one drove.
_ the wagon was taken to Jack Lycelt'e
V hlaoheinith abop and repaired
..m
--Pro£. Edna-eh. thewellkuowu
modem. whooouanlted athie
once. lathe parlor ed the Manhole
BotalBonthNorwalk. WWW“
a.m.tosp‘.rn. lives tree.
A regular meeting of the Nor-wall:
Central Labor Union will be held in G.
‘A. R. Bell. Washington street. South
Norwalk. Thnralay evening ate o'clock.
m newrpaprr reportthat thecobble
‘atooeatahenfromWallstzeetare to la
needinpaving Weierstreot ll said by ———~—-—-—- _
members of the City council of Nor- Th‘ member- 0' POM“!!! Castle. A
'glkm be unfounded. The street x. 0. K: 0! ll. Cunnd their families will
some he in better oondition as n 1. “width mend waiver-arr celebra-
than it wouldhepewd wig]; my. ma- tion of Pioneer Castle on Friday night.
terial.
~Laat dances of the reaaon at Baton,
Friday and Saturday eveninga. Ad.
mlaatonilttseu mote. ‘
For this section the oondltioua lever
local showers tonight: fair Friday;
warmer tonight becoming cooler by Sat-
urday; south winds becomlug'aouthwast.
Undertaker George Raymond weutto About one hundred and titty mem-
,Now York, today. to prepair for burial horsot the Bridgeport Buildere' associa-
theretnaine of lilo! label ’1‘. Bauder- tiou are at Gregory sPoinl. today. on-
roll. the thirteen- year-old daughter oi joylngaahora dinner.
Ir. and hire Charla E Bandereou.‘
Elle funeral will be held Friday night
at 8 o‘clock.
Owing to illness in the family, Fred- .
erlok hioLenu has postponed leaving (or Waocabnc, “Tiff;
Lea Angelou until u more propitious aes- A peach and ice cream festival will be
neutral intrude to start for Callioruia held next Monday night in Germanic
a anon a! circumstance: will pennit. Hail. under the-admires of St. Peter's
' German ohuroh.
Mr. and Ira. William Betta. Miss
Sally Betta. fir. and hire. Oliver Jock.
aouand Charles Gertie drove to Luke
niaegfilflaflmwgwxofi: m‘“‘ 3m“ it "Welles unusual
noon with lira. W. N. Simona. at 5 bargain. 3“”!!th “9 WI", (l?!
Union pug Time. 3 30001003 sharp Ronda store. this week. in order to alert
«All members are requested to be up the full trade ”......“
impl- I _________ ‘ William J. Weisheitii runninghiu as.
Thoprayor eervioe at the South Nor d” “‘I‘Tnmw'o Thursdays nod Sat-
walh Congregational church. tonight "("7"- end 0" “h" days on 'Pfiflifll
will be conducted by the putter. In “we”
topic for diaoaation will he “The Be Giles A. Gregory hue moved from
aponaihillt‘y oiBtreugt " The meeting Fraooe street to the hoeae in Maple
begins promptly at 7:45 o'clock. street lorrnerly oooupied by John Wade
"Enamels 10W Bil". " ll! AWN" «For sale—Balance of our new high
Hurray. wtiimthetopio of the martian me. bicycles. Reel: bottom oath
at the Norwulk Methodirt Epitoopal drums. South Norwallt Hardware Co
ohueoh. tonight. The pastor. Rev. l“, ,
Mold. will review llr. Murray‘s - Iowan! lath and thriller it being
...... Evoryhodyia cordially invited. discharged in Norwelh from the cum-
meated sohooeter “Carrie 0. Ware."
“—3911th to Smythe'a orchestra. Fri-
dayaodhatnrday oveulormitiloton. Everett Byiuaton is employed by
Charles E. Sterner in grading the
'llteeeaea oi the State against lire. grounds about the WW”, lime.
Annie Shidd. and State neeluat hire.
out. both tor rarely of the praise. name
up in the nuperior (knot. Bridgeport.
title morning. and were adjourned tor
daemonth.
fir. and lira. David W. Raymond.
who have been hoarding for several
dnontha at the Iahaehaiho Hotel. will
hula housekeeping. October lat. luoue
other" J. Betohluaoa‘a homes. or ii
‘W‘l‘amee.
ran Union helical tlllti'let mired
‘iwantydlve handler or death. “I“
trash- oi chairs. and lortyeieht
we: at onion. their. MW“
'l‘dfly .i'l.v
Edward Porter fell”- from his bicycle
in Spring atreet. last night. and brat-ed
himself and broke his wheel.
A regular meeting oi Diriaion No. 1.
IO. 3.. will he held to Knights oi
Columbus nail. more
WM
Nearly all or the employees or the
Wheeler Straw Works have been no.
tilled toappsar (or d‘aty.
The alarm: Bella Norton will male
her last trip to New York tor this aoaaee
out lineday morning. "
Barry relies. or Moth llsin atmt.
hut rotunda military institute athon
«atone. l. J.
neonate main. at Gumtree! 9
will he held in the my tomorrow
W
- ithe when mot (inboard Divided
“autonomous. willWartalt to
.Womena. tonight. use will
mill-trolley leaving ammo
9‘“. light.
when washer. thread at MlhfltflarkmlMPmlmtto
‘ Mel. 1:119:13. law a We. wait. Meteor. in the (dearth adios.
«leave your create tar mentor- to
girlie ‘at I More.
Granola oi WM armada
no... his mien-loud.
WWW dill? molt
Netball;
W
Henriette! tremendo- Empire. to
Illllbouiaelhmn.dflprinnfllll. 7 I!
Unnamed m m. *
an. Purim am» rename
Among leathers at the V1.0. 'i'. ii.
desensitization column.
the Afternoon lie-aloe. Devoted to the
Tran-seller: or Important attrition
Boolean and the Answering
of Questions.
The afternoon reunion of the Woman’s
Christian Temperance Union convention
in the South Norwallr Congregational
church. yesterday. opened at 1:50 o’clock
with a pruiae service. lire. C 1". Boot
well. or south Nos-walk. presided at the
piano. Mira Sophie P. Bar-hum oi
Dnuhury. 6 daughter of the provident of
the County Union. song on n solo
the hymn, "Some Glad Day." the other
membere joining in the chorus. hire.
Powell, 0! New Jereey. road it reripture
selection from John xv , gave on exposi-
‘ tion 01 the text and led in prayer.
The nomination and election of county
superintendents was ratified he lollowr:
Juvenile work. hire. Grace 0. Plett. of
Bridgeport; Sunday school work. hire.
Edwards; eeiontiilo instruction. Mire
Sophie Barnum. of Denbury.
State President hire. Cornelia 8.
Forbes eondnoted an interesting parlia-
mentary drill. ,
Nuns Sophie l’. Barnum rung “Ilia
'ew Jerotnlem," uucompanird by Mrs
Ilnhiu. of Dauhory.
Au intending. brief sketch of not
h‘reucea Williard'a life. entitled "The
Trials nod Triumphs o! o Homely
Baby." wae read.
The page. hliea Mary Robbins,
of South Not-walk. then took
upeoontribution oi question-slips and
lira. C. H. Fitzgerald opened the
queatim box.
After vorioue «merit-e pertaining to
W. U. '1‘. U. work had been homered.
Hm throelin ll. Forbes took the pint‘
form and spoke on the new law which
provides. no ltia interpreted. that women
thall be properly registered belore they
can rule on school antlers. it Who
pointed out that Tliuredziy would be the
last opportunity to register in order to
vote on school questions this your or
next. The "seeker arkt’il n thawing of
hands of all who would thus queliiy.
Eight hoods went up. it waa moved
and carried that o party of Ioutb
Nlirwullt women meet at Baxter‘e drug
.toro nt 2 o'clock this afternoon and an
in a body toatouu the town clot-it’ll
other. where they mutt register in order
to beam-lo legal \‘Uilll'i. hire. Fermi
elao epolte of the state convention at
New London the to. it, and it; of Hutu.
her next.
Mrs. Fitzgerald offered it rctoiult-m of
thanks to the store president. hire
Ion-hes. tor lirr presence and help. The
mutation [relied unanimouely.
The report «it the committee on ere-
dentials wax thou read. it allowed
otlloera end delegate-I present as follows:
Oilioerr. 3: anperiuirndentt. t; riots
athcem l. lieleuetea: Daubury. 7'
heath Norwalic. 4: Biennium. l; Btrot’
lord. ll; Stunner. 4: ureenwie‘h, 9; New
Fairlield. 1: South Norwalk Y’a. t;
visitorr. till.
. (labor repent were read llilil earn. 0.
I. Walters awarded the banner to the
film Union.
lira. 0. I. Barnum. oi Denim-r. was
sleetadadalegato to the National mn-
vettlioe. which will be hold at llol'lalo.
it was voted to appropriate tlo iron: the
want: literary towaria poring her or.
meat.
lira. Chariot liiller. of Brhlnpmt.
wastiaoted a orients from theinyal
union to the National minutiae.
MI. ll. it. fianaerterd. oi than
.lIItloWll nominated tor reality It“!!!
bar oi the Melina committee. but do
dined. and Ira row. or mm.
m weather-a tor that odor
Illa W ease anaemia treat
pm the ot the tarr- retails
m or a are at ortutar‘e let.
a radiation war Maud poised as
“tam
‘ chm“
,(e pounde).................... ‘
,. . _Martarantula-rIrrelelaeraaelc .W m
W
I I 60.. 22 South Isle Street
or OIOIIIICC'.
II Israhali Street.
stories to the children who were pres-
out. She urged the reanrreotion in
South Norwhlk of the Loyal Tempor-
nnoe Legion. .
The time and piece 0! holding
the next annual convention was left
in the hands 01 the county presi-
dent. an delegates reamed very reluctant
to profler invitations
The convention adjourned alter sing-
ing "God be With You."
As he Understood 1: «Move. what did
you tell Mrs. Nexdoro that we onghtu't-
to monkey with the Eugliah etylee for?
ldidu‘t. Willie. i said we ought not to
one the Eugiiah styles. Well. what’s
the diaereuoe ?
Hoot—Why did you give that men
he moat expensive rooms in the hon to
Do you know ifii has the means to
pay? Pariah-Oi course I do. Would
that pretty young women have married
such an ugly old fellow i! he wasn't
rich as timeout? ’9
Teacher—Now. a children. we will
havennr verses. First small child (re-
peating vomiéflg'lhat hath em to
hear let him ear. ‘Very good. Now the
next little boy. Small boy (taking hie
ouei~lie that hath a oath to ohmell let
him ehmoil. Great confusion among
the hinders.
Flippnnt Cockney (to countrymen)—
Are theremany tools in this port oi the
world. my led? Yoheh—Not eel know
on our. Why. dyer feel a hit lonesome
like 2'
Day!
We reduce they price of M anil-
in rope to lie lb for large
sizes and 7c for small.
A few kegs of cut nails we
shall retail at 2 lbs for lie.
Only a few left of those 2 lb
maelliuial; hammers at 25c
ouch.
Tinwormnamcl ware.wood~
on were.
White lead at manufacturer’s
prim.
All goods at lowest prices.
Comatoek. Watkins
I Dow.
I re WASHINGTON 31" KIT.
tilt
ANOI.
For a M
W
2.9“ :
rayon: a ”Loewe
Iaiiatia lateraaea Meaty.
“mm.
N am can
To litre lean Fir’al Proraa only Inliqolty.
To Broom firat Prone Iarii
It’a my ambition to tremoet business: with yet:
on thebaain of intrinsic merit.
I would rather have the reputation for selling
good groin than the reputation for selling at: low
prices, but: we think we deserve the reputation for
rolling gout! grain at low prim.
‘ .UV OATI TNA‘I’" Okfiflfl
Manuel T. Hatch.
giving you pleasing impressions oi
router-unenuoell
South Ierwalh
coesrocx. . . .
... .BROTHERS
nerunusnnn 1867.
it is time to think of Autumn and
its clothing requirements. We have
filled our part by looking after the
matter. already Pft’ vidiugior every
emergency. Our fail suits in“
all the toasooahieneae of the time.
the latest styles. showing what re
liable clothing should be made mi
and how it should be made up
Our line of prices solves the prob-
lem of economy, harmonizing with
any size pocket-book.
Men's all wool suitsmith l’mnaii
facing and pipingo, fancy mixture“
or solid colors. for .5. 6 50, 7. 7‘5u
8, 1010 18.
Run in for a few minutes and
look through; we would be more
than pleased to have you.
Store open evenings.
.. ....-
Comstock Bros.
l0 WWI I‘ll turn.
heath lore-it. . . - Isaac
IMO” I. WWI. Igr.
two Wat-l
mate. a. Want.
W. H. Sever-do
iiaaltittrasairstiadeellhem
FILL Sllllilflhi
‘_ Hand Loaded Nitro Shell
M William
Wilhelm.
5 GAZETTE IlliLlliliu
XPE
Ono-ll Profit
Fir. Arms and
Ammunition.
Factory Black Powder shells at W
Fox Cycle and Hardware ..
no want-uneven erbium
N. B. Sportamenarerequeetcdtoetep in and receive
oepyoigameuudilshlawaolatateolCoun” ea pubiiahed {hr
Publiahiug (knupsuy. Heaidy size for vest pocket. '
tvcrythinu From A Noodle To An
.....- ...—”W “W... _._._.....
Fall Openingi
We desire to call your especial limit 7 ‘
and carefully selected :5ka of claim
winter.
Suitings and Trouserings
' in endless variety and of the most
lions. Trousers to order-13350 to Ito.
order, 9:8 to $50.
Business Suits.
in order from #18 to 030, we make an . .
leaders. Thankful for past mom we
solicit a continuance of the some. .
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
.1”!
DAVIS, The Tni
Clothier, Hatter and Fum‘sher,
Iahaoha-e llotel Bleel
h WOMAN'S OHOlO‘
lit loultt‘ear in meat Iieoly to pruwenllelm: tor}. \timu unulr under him
flutter nppmvllmitim fir mnkittu llllflllll‘h timu ihimt no "in! oannothr ' L
littlll. The range oi mu kink in he Wlllt mu illll lint u! nil tilti width:
muheit. and our flttilttl‘lilltllll mum nwry eli'lt' titui grade Womanle
inequallypiearinu to luroyvnmul but foot and in o ixtir value for ill!
docile tare economy itaeli‘.
i2) Waahinrtee Street. South In
Wedding and
. Society
Norwalk Chronicler