some aloe-In. wiieotthelete
Dole. who died yestssd‘sy
y, ,inher eighty-filth your. will
been her into home tomorrow
Mote. Interment willhe st
mil eemetery.end will be private.
If: HIM & Zelufl's.
the Huwnlk Methodist church.
the pastor. Ber. 13'. A. Boo-
to s goodly audience. review.-
.llurrey'e eddteuson “En-
MM." The dinouree wee
in delivery and instructive in
yellow pouches, 90,6 end t!
. st F. D. Lawton s. Go's.
Junkets. of Stanford. hes
_.. susppoiutmont‘esdistriot
[and president of lhe‘Grsnd
fleets of at. George ior Fsirlleld
El has jurisdiction over the
in Stamford, Norwelk. Bridge«
Dunlap derby. ’97. O'Brien’ s.
A. Tilly. ti! Booth Nos-welt.
M job 011%”an on the
W State window's. i del-
: olwbioh wee given yesterdsy
Sentinel.
reported in Norwelk. um
that 13'. SlJoltn Lookwood.
formerly resided in Norwslk.
m in New York city. lplt
till. Jr . has gone toOornell
st lthoos, bl. Y . tolekes
In engineerlnu. Mr. Bill its
6 Yule college.
‘ ? Inlay, Innchlniet in the
. Iron Works. entertained
Kit his home in High street. lest
”A .~.—- m...
I rib. 12350 ll Water street.
‘ = - . Millers have been making
' repairs st the ltxl Mill prop-
loose It?
the best thing tor the
m ell ehouauetseose.
It no seen by telling
. use” slid so inch“;
rupees
heir. "fill utineet
use he done is to pro-
wltione isvorsble to
. This is done by
Heir Vigor. it Is-
deodrel. closures the
wishes the soil is
fit heir grows. end.
desert will bleach
The fluent Hesiod Union will
reset in Knights a Pythies Bell.
Brute'hblootfinndeysfternoonstb
o‘.elooh inetrsddflnsiefleilmshen
toioee. ‘
TheoliyoiDsnburyhssflledinthe
" stats seoreIerysollloeeesrtiilostset
itssooeptsnoeotthesmoudment toils
ohsrter pend by the mount General
Assembly.
something thst should interest you“"
sppeus in Lssdlus Grocer Seymour's
ed todey. Itisreaerding hisooflee.
hour, he“. use. heme end beoon end
—-Verybeetoreensery butter. lilo. lo;
Sperry a: Bernee’ shoulders. 8c. in :4
none lennohs- milk. 25o: feuoy- sweet
poutoes. 26o. pk. New York store.
The broken pene- ot osthedrsl glue in
the tower of. the South Norwelk Cou-
greguionel church hove been replsoed
with new ones.
A Portleud cement sidewslk hes been
laid on the Con street-ids of Dennis
Donovan's pro in ‘ South Main
street.
~Spring chicken. Ibo. 6 Water st.
The regular meeting of Eurehs Be:
betel: Lodge will he held tonight. The
degree will be conferred.
Clitlord Pepi)”. son of Hurry Pepper.
died st his home in Howey-ton. at 10:20
o'clock this morning.
Lareneo Dibble will here a special of
flour tomorrow. at less than the present
wholowe price.
Coohonoe Tnibe, I. 0. R. 31.. will
work the Warrior's degree on three can.
didetes tonight. ‘
‘ The Inasmuch Gisele meets todsy st
. BIRD o'clock. wltblrs. W. Nnflilflolli. of
Union Peri. -
The Harwell: Street Rsilwny company
is constructing u now gutter in Railroad
place.
~Shonlder steak. Ila. Ii Wulor street.
A son wse born last Tuesday to so.
and Mrs. Joseph Lengyl. of Benton
street. ”n,“
David A. ltesrdon, oi Pine street. in
working in Fnirfleld for Plumber Spit-or.
~Speolul sale Saturday. N. Y. store.
B. W. Maples. of Norwalk. is hsving
serious trouble with his eyes.
A danoo woo had in St. John‘s grove.
Brood River, lest night.
The Arlen Blazing society will re-
heorse tonight. __
PEN} Sweet. of Cross street. is quite
slot.
Miss Edith lined is entortnininu Izer
friend. flies Leno Jewel. of blew York
oily.
allies lidlth Forstner hoe returned to
her home in New York oily. utter spend-
Iou Ihe «summer In Bronchvllle.
hire J. W. Blood. of lorwllh. dolled
on her old neighbors. Wedneedsy.
tiles Anus Bennett. oleanIry. spent
tiendsy with her oleoe. tire. Andrew
ilodlmy.
flies Edltli Mimi has been to Nor-
wslh to see her mother. who is lying ill
st the home at her eon. Henry bleed.
bliss “Willi Lewis list returned to her
home in limhlye. N. Y. She upset
two weetu with her friend. bliss Kath-
erine Wilhelm.
In. A. .i. Pertriilee repent Toeedsy
with Use. (i. ll. Webb.
Determined to thrive the Ron Ont.
lieutetoo. 1).. Sept. llm’l‘he our
exited with s .romootlon ot the heed.
hustlers oi the Third Brigade. The
slim. mode by the women yesterdey
wee mes-i this evening when the
adhere stiempted tone to were. The
women see detsrulned to drm the nine
4 it.
w-WW-flhwuw
My Written-«vile your uncle was
“Maintainers old when he died.
Numisilmoi hie lee
elder? i’olhetn WIN eeelly
eosidn‘t soy. The will hseu’t been
tied yet.
ltmlmmmlleesis
m Solemn-relish“
m
M THE WATERLOO BALL.
[My but. Me’s interesting My 1
that Thrillht 'I’luee.
An esterdnmmph of how our to nelsthe
Iona esterdsyoi romance and song my be
din the recent death at her quiet
home in Ireland oi Lady Louie: 'l‘ighe.
one oi the women who danced ot the to-
mom BrnesI-le bell before the bottle at
We loo. Every one who hes rend Byron
neg it Is getting fashionable to Mt!
Byronenoe lWremembers the poet’s
description of the hell. but it lsuiven to
low nowadays to have actually met sud
oonvorsod with u belle of that stirring oo-
onion. Not many months are e girl spent
an hour or so with Lady Lenin Tisha in
her son' I home of Womlltook. She Wise
of that. rotunhing typo—«ho charming old
lady. Ono would costly understand how
honiso 'lishc had none been It beauty.
despite the wrinkles sud orow’ s feet which
carting cum had loit upon her (and
“llmnomber the hull lnaioro Waterloo?"
said she. “My door. could you expect me
to forget it? Etoryhody. I fancy. has n.
supremo event in his or her life. 'I‘hnt
won my snpmuo event.
“I Was staying at the British emlmeey.
end in our party there were runny lovely
girls. now long slow dull and gone. For
woolie we had tnlkod of tflmll and of
what he should umr. Girls were much
the smms than as that are tixley. nod not
even the return of Kowloon from Elbe
and tho ronmvol of war mound hull so Illi-
pormnt to us list tho approaching boll.
"My dross~l Illit’l.’ it. otlllmwou It plain
white Immlln. and over It. [wore it blue
souls. no Iltrt'ffllllu II debutante. Then» was
no imi- iorImy look of partners, for lime»
his was full of young officers. and in the
army of Ui‘culmtiim no loss than on of my
own over rolntlvoe. all young more and
nmriy all nl mum dam-lug ability. You
mu roeily picture. my door. the flutter
whirl: tlwir pmximily gave us.
“The “rent night mum or. lost, nom' loo
mm. for “It. I kin-w quite: Well that No».
Imqum woe lIIoIolIing on Brussels. but the
llmnght diotnrltvd lilt‘ little. for I had all
muly ton III-mos upon my donolnu list.
om! lllu proupooi mm altogether delight-
Ill].
"It was :I- moot enjoyable boll. but
ll) Inn mm wrong when Ill.‘ Iivuorilml us the
turning: polo and "etching with horror lo
III" distant rom- oi (lithium. The truth was
rhot we lwhnl no mflun uh oil.
tin.- ihm- humid nod tho company of high-
land pigmre \VullIlI how dmwm-Ii the roar
of I!" lmnapnrto'o ordnunwut such it Iii-r
Iouoo.
“ludwd it one not until ‘i Iuluood the
Dulu- ni' limmwivk iruIII the ballroom
Hm! I wally LL. w what was (aiming. Tin
meml Ilmuooi ‘ liruuswivk's {nml rhini-
luiu' was upon my tablets {or o donor. but
when I lumlaml drool-Ii lanlIo Iinku I muhl
we lIiIII Imwhrm liI going. hum-Hr. he
one wilto. for hr MI IIhIIll-nt'nhlwlo can...
to lull luv l-lm truth about HIV running hot
tlu. It is rotlwr mmumll'. bIII that rollow
on! Ilomuup owmuolly immune my lIuII»
humi.
"(lIIr nomizainlunvo “(“3“ Int llm lirIIs»
sole hull. Mum lue HIIUWNI both loot null
hilltlllnoes lII H‘IIIII“ my Ian's at rust and
uol'unily donor-d with me tho particular
number "PIMIIM to whlvh tho lluko o!
llrunsw ink o unyio iIIId born at.
“1 wild with Lord Chmonrty' Homily
Imiil nicer Waterline had- been fought and
won. We dill not rojoloo wry much at tho
tlolury. Ill'ur. he the tiIoIIIeIndII (It pom
Mluwu (minim: in deed sud wounded were
out rumiIII-lm lurujoyiuont."
[only Louism 'I‘lgho present-d to “to lent
the whim boll dross in which aim dnncod
oi lirumle. ’I’lIo Ilnoou card on which the
lll lot“! lloko oi ‘limnewlok's name had
hum iuuorlbod woe IIniortuIIotely lost till
fume mp» during II drew—Exchange.
“flier Value «1 Literature»
”What in it?" dulled the old former.
looking nskonmmt the bimwbloh the book
mm-oesvr hnd Ilwppod on the «mood with
it weary nlr.
' I in“ o «mm of the most entertaining
nod imtrIwIlIo literature of the my hero.
or. " unmet-ed tho moves-w. endeavorlnp
n. brighten up u little in who to secure It
pllfl'lllilfl' ”In Iheeodeyuo! «lull-lion.
when ultl' tone and delighted-s have been
incline "m—
' Alo' i got none." interrupted the form
or nrodly and ooumnmotloslly.
”i Imvson newrtniont of books. sir. to
suit all." motioned tho enuresis-Ir. "end
any which I "my not have in smell l on“
not on the ulmrteut melon. lien: ere"--
And he turmoil!!! in ruttloofl the menus
oi hull It down no he pulled them out of
hill lune.
“l'm «found you ain't got the hind!
went," mid the Mom steer I Will
survey of tho «Interline. "This one seems
to to tho mm How moon is it?"
“That. sir. is h shillings." :1;le the
homo-rm.
“More. tube it heels." sold the term
"i wont ummhin ohm». You use." he
soiled. "i don't reed 'sln. but they venue
in handy like. it it's not I lesthsr met
It does my well tore seem steep. it We
think. it oeom in but rotate at under
the drawers or the table when looser
the mentor meet all? If We bl: Wilda
to hold the MW up. And I lhe 'eue
withofo so as the bezwon’eily
mm end the teem
it lithe IM't
elem 1
think you’ve use us lee."
eshly.
«album‘s
humble mum MM
lust sew relies with. helm he.
do
hookers and II sweeter for .
W Roundabout.» she refuses to cool
(9'
I5 Isrshsll Street.
Runndofl. I see. hes gone inio pro-
fessions! busebell.
Why. whet door he know shout tl e
game ‘:
Nothing; he has become on unpire.
Wallace—I didn‘t know you rode s
wheel.
F very-«l don t.
Then whet ere you wearing knicker-
To keep the fool bicycle riders from
running over me. They think l'm one
of him
Her Choice. Enthusiastic Cyclist
(just niternoentury rum-4 tell you
was. III had to give up either To
tether give up my wheel than my ry-
olmneter.
Little Dot-Msmms! Momma!
Minnow! momma (in the next room).-
Whal'.’ Little Dot—4U. killie has
rough: s meow. and the ea; hungry
Please come and cook it for her.
Swoet Forgetfulnlne. l’erkiuemllse
~llopsy ever paid you that ton dollers be
narrowed lest your“: Bullion-80: 1
I‘ll!!!“ be has (amnion all or it—he
.u just as social ond friendly as he ever
WM.
Anllhlo men wants I diverse from
'ur the dog. 9me are is s cmklng
«clued graduate and really likes the dog.
1);) you think the English huvefe
iaht to boom. of their superior blind?
Well. there certainly Isu' I when humor
in them.
Day!
\\ e reduce they'pricc of Manil-
LI rope to lie lb ior large
sizes and to for small.
\ lb “4' kegs of cut nails Wt
shall retail at 2 lbs for Se.
'lon o. l'ow left of those... " ll.
machinist hammers at 25¢
each.
i inwarmnamel woremood"
on were. _
i" llito lead at manufacturer’s
pricee.
All goods at lowest prices.
Oomsiooll. Watkins
8: Dow.
nIe WASHINGTON STREET.
FIRE
INQUI-
ANOI. ‘
M I m
him.
MI
Cell”
on
TAYLOR I COLDIN'.
toilette lessrsuse lseeey.
“WWW.
loath Intuit it»
Mllddleses Bentley
0? magma. wen.
To here leeeflrst will. 0on Antiquity.
To smm First Proves Ierlt. .
Ic’ I my ambition to trontect business with you
on the basis of intrinsic merit.
I would rather have the reputation for selling .
good groin than the reputation for selling at low ‘
prim, but we think we deserve the reputation for
selling 300:! grain at low prices.
.07 GAY. THAT'I CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatch.
Breech Solmsne' Liven Roble-
South Iorw ell
COMSTOOK. . . .
ESTABLISHED 1867.
II is lime to think of Autumn am’
its clothing requirements. We have
filled our-part by looking after thi
atelier. already prividing for ever)
emergency. Our {all runs have
all the reasonableness of the time.
giving you pleasing impressions oi
the latest styles. showing wlm l‘r.
liable clothing should be made oi
and how it should be made up
Our line of prices solves the prob-
lem of economy. humaniziog with
any size pocket-book:
Men's all wool suits.with French
facing and pipings. fancy mixtures
(91' solid colors. for .5. 6 so, 7, 7 50
3. IO to 18.
Run in for a low minutes and
look through: we would be more
*luo pleased to have you.
Store open evenings.
Comstock Bros...
M I00"! ”ll "It".
tooth Isrwsllt. been.
unless u. onus, In.
"it
Slum-
Iowans
it IDIIWA 1-1.
W. H. Swords
lieu snot revolved s line been!
FILL Slll'lllfibl
GM AI!) fill! I‘ll“.
Omen site city Hotel
.. . . BROTHERS n
I . Imnll Profit
Fin Arms and
* Ammunition.
no Wuenlnorou'nrnutr.
N. B. Sportsmen srerequested tostep in end receive gretniteusly’
oopy oi Billie end ilsh lows of state oi Conn. es published by Forest
i’ublishinc Compeny. Kandy size im- veet poohot.
lvorythlng From A Randi. To An Anchor.
Fall Opening!
‘We desire to call your especial attention to . ,
and carefully se‘ected stock of clothsior lull
winter. '
Suitings end Trouserings
in endless variety and of the most recent Int .
lions. Trousers to order“; so to 810. Slim
order, 318 to $30.
Business Suits.
to order from $18 lo 030, we make as our spaniel
leaders. Thankful {or past favors. we respectful!
solicit a continuance of the same.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier, Hotter and Furnisher, _ '
Istsehemo llolel Bleak.
"ill“‘i
A women's. cI-Iolo‘e:
‘m footwear in mm llkoll too rnviwrtllnmumr}. w-lu u "unit under favorable mum
"NWT ommriuuitlvu 1 Ir ll liking Ullliltti‘h llmu IIIUM ue olior IuIIIIotlIe founder”
iuoll 'I‘IIII revue oi om nil Ill in llii whit- mm lull III-l. oi Ml the width» null m . , '
with: ii. and our mulirIInoutI-uvorn every oulo mul made Wuumu' ti elm».
no o'pmlly planting to her mm and her "eel. illllI boo loir value for the prior.
gomle nro economy “he". _.
Glover’s New
In Washington Street. South Iorwslt.
Wedding and
Boolety
ENGRAVI'
Will my. on «zoomunilt interest Iodide
I
nennmi once.
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Norwalk Chronicler