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‘ The Twin City Mdolin club’s con-
sort and dance in Lockwood's hall. last
stain. was attended by from 125 to too
was. who colored dancins until '1
. o'clock. The Mandolin club are a
, delightful concert «the commence-
ment of the evening's pleasure.
The negotiations which have. been
pending between John W. Green &
. Om‘and Byron Dexter to complete the
sale of the H. B. flat compani'. of
“which. Mr. Dexter was the principal
owner, were finally consummated late
yesterday afternoon. and today the
new company has complete control.
The new 111-111 has practically been
running the tactory for some weeks.
but the purchase price was not paid
until yesterday. a—Danbury News.
Ex-presidentnllenry 0. Bailey pre-
sided at the good literature table at
- the Christian Endeavor convention.
and distributed three hundred Golden
Rules. ilve hundred tracts treating the
conditions in Armenia. about five hun-
dred miscellaneous tracts. and two
hundred copies of the Junior Golden
Rule. The literature was all free and
was eagerly read. ,
' -—Prof. M. 8. Men. the wellthnoWn
oculist~optician. can be consulted at
his edice. in the parlor of the Mahack~
cmo 'Hotel. South Norwalh. Tuesdays
from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Eyes exam-
ined free.
Tomorrow the Nor-walk Boston store
will put on sale in its cloak room the
biggest stock of muslin underwear
ever seen in the 'i‘win Cities. The en-
tcrprislng proprietors bought ten cases
from a manufacturer who could not
wait until spring, for he wanted the
cash.
There are 250.000 telephone subscrib—
ers in this country and 390,000 miles of
wire. of which 150,000 are under
ground. Employees number 15,000.
The Bell company received about 85.-
000.000 in rentals last year. 50 per cent.
of which is said to have been profit.
The Rev. Dr. J. A. Munroe, formerly
assistant pastor of the First Methodist
church in Meriden. died at the home
of his son. Francis H. Munroe. in New«
ark. N. J.. Saturday afternoon. ‘ He
was sixty-six years old and leaves four
sons.
~Accton docs not affect the heart.
«mow-
George H. Allen will open the Monte
(,lristo the first part '11 next week. Prof.
llall will give an exhibition of fancy
shooting and play 11 match game of
pool of 1.000 pop“, ‘
Mrs. M. Lauder and Judge llanicl
ilunlop. of South Norwailt. are in
llroohlyu. today. attending the. funeral
of their mother. Mrs. Mary lluulop.
from her into home. 309 Baldic street.
The burial Will be in Greenwood cem-
etcry.
:‘t largo number of people. including
many of lhu uttcudonto at the (Thric-
tluu Endeavor convention. partoolt of
the dinner provided ycsicrduy by the
ladies of the South Norwullt (Yonsrc-
:otlouui- church. in tho diuinmparlors.
~r~'i'\vcnty‘uiuc hours New York to
Jacksonville via ibmthorn Railway
and l“. t‘. til 1’. ltullwny. rlhort Illu-
pcrfcci service. For illustrated litrr~
uturc. address 8. 'i'hwrutt. 27! iii-outi-
wuy. N. Y
it‘rcdcrirk .i. iluulte. who bud the
trouble ultb 'l‘cllor Melville iluii. has
weighed his position no cusbicr of thc
liridmumri i‘liy National book. Mr.
iltili resigned last summer. at tho tinn-
of tho uuurrci.
'l'lw llci'. l". A. linirit. t't't'ciiily of
l‘lunbury. um. installed an pastor of
the I"ii'iii (‘oimrcuaiionul church at
Dallas. Tit-11.. lust l’riduy. ihc ltcr. lul-
ihcr Lora pu-nrhlnu tho luaiuliatloii
service.
iiidwurd Miller. cued nineteen. oi ibc
Boardmou School eleven. was serious-
ly iuiurud in 11 11.111111 with the Annual»
lilrrb mlimd. Hulurduy. bui may runw-
“‘- , Mill!
wl‘proricnced uulclilitc operation on
com-t wurh wanted immediately
Apply to liurvey‘s employment bu.
Nail.
The Woman's (‘hristiuu ‘l‘cmporuoce
union will hold it» render washly
meeting with Mrs. M. .3. 111111111. No.
1 Union Park. All are invited.
The curtain of J. M. ii. liwiahi. of
New Haven. will pay to the estate s
uucccsuiou in: of about Oid'lhtm.
‘t‘amidurior ii. if. tiometoolt,‘ of the
ifosmlidsicd road. started yesterday
upon it too daysi battalion.
Whitehall. 1:11.11.
ii Water street.
thematic by invalid this. at the Gen-
tral club house. this alter-om and it»
more" from 1 to a p. at. November 4
and .iu chm of Miss Mimics
Will Time it a rery choice assort-
me at reasonable prices. All are
cordially invited.
Frank Day. of Rest Norwalk. was
the successful bidder for the contract
or carrying the mails to and from the
South Not-walk postodlce and the rsilv
way station. He began his duties this
morning. relieving David ,L. Spicer.
Tonight. the members of St. John's
Lodge. No.0. A. l". and A. Mu'will on.
tertain the oilicers- of the Grand
Lodge. together with visiting brothers
from adjoining towns. at which time
the work will be in the third degree.
——Sirloin steak, 12c. ii Water street.
The. Norwaik Methodist church‘was
beautifully decorated. externally, yes-
terday. with trimmings of blue and
white bunting. flags and a big also
over the entrance “Epworth League,
Welcome Christian Endeavorers."
v‘ Royal W. Thompson. of New Bri-
tain, who has been employed as stone-
grapher at the P. & l". Corbin Manu-
facturing company. has accepted an
appointment as private secretary 10
Senator Joseph R. Howiey.
lawrcncc F. Stanley. one of
best known newspaper men in New
Haven. is dead. Mr. Stanley hud
hen ill for sometime with throat trou
bio and heart disease. He was born
in Norwich.
the
—Aceton cures La Grippe.
The Young Woman‘s Christian
Temperance union will ' meet. tomor»
row evening. with Mrs. G. 1’. Waters
i7 Day street. at 7:45 o'clock. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Architect Ferris S. Morehousc but
made plans for live small cottages in
be built in Lexington avenue by Her
man Quittucr. They will be. 18:2:
feet. and will be built by the day.
The subject for tonight's meeting 0:
the Not-walk Methodist church i.
"Echoes fronrthe Stale Christian Eu
dearer Convention.“ Rev. l". A. Son
field. pastor. will lend.
w'i‘hosc whodonotsmokc lose man:
an hour's comfort. There is on:
hour's comfort in every lmpcriu
(‘rown cigar.
The Young Peopie'emclcty of (’brlu
tlan Endeavor. of the Norwulk Con
urcgationai church. will give an on
tertainmcnt in the chapel next Wed
ncsduy night.
.ioecph (‘. Miller moved yesterday
from South Main utrcct to his our
house in High street. Thomas i‘urro;
has moved in the house vacated by
Mr. Miller.
.‘icclon is harmless
iiic regular: bimonthly letiurc [li't
pamtory to Holy (ommuulou will in
ciwu in the Nomulk t‘ouutcguiimm
in. pri this cloning. by the pastor.
The Friday Afternoon
"loci tomorrow with Mrs.
Quintard. of Wuahiuutou i-iii'vt'i.
subjm-t will in» "The What indies."
r'l‘hc iron Work of the two burg.
vaults for the new bank building it
Washington str.cci liliii utrircd. and i:
being put iogoihcl'.
Al‘he oilliiul board. the ldpworii|
League of the Norwulk Mt'iliutltli‘
church. will all hold their regular bus
lllt‘illi nicciiuua. Friday night.
club wil
li‘rcdcrirl
'l‘hn'
— l‘ortrrhouac. Hr. ll Witter hirer-t
llcucou .lohn 'l‘aylor. of South Nor
walk. conducted the services in tin
l'niou ilopibd church. iltdtnford. lost
l-luuduy ululn.
”NW...” . may...
The contract for erecting 'l’honuo
Villugc‘u building in Woodward un-
uuc. bun been let in let-olic (iambic. of
East Norwoilr.
W M“... 4“
The dictionary Multiplier» will hold
ibcir postponed bull in Ariun iiuli. to»
dittlli. [Freeman's orchestra will for-
iiinli music.
“mew—n...
'l’lic Mocitcr place in it‘ulrilcld but:
is rcwrtcd the prim paid was “0000
wdcoton cures headache.
The boats l5. ii. hicihdlounb and ii.
a. ihvcuuy are at John ll. l’orrlu'
wharf with cargoes of coal.
.lohn 'l‘ryou lltiil M'ilf‘l‘iil n imitiou
in tho advertising department of J. l'.
ii'runciu I i‘o.
W
Hnicli are being (taught in consider.
able domino- in nonilipori harbor with
lioolt and line.
An midtlon in being placed on the
store occupied by lanolin Hills. in Burr
ms hti'm.
MM
MHV‘
. florets mm Lorine trill his-t
‘ *wm' 11111.1. s. also: art mo.
' lay.
been sold to parties in New York li‘mmo
,mmumeonmvoas.
W
There is a rare treat in store for
the Catholic club and its friends. The
committee have arranged an excellent
musical programme together with an
address by the Hon. E. J. Hill. Mr.
Hill's name on the programme is a
guarantee of the pleasure of the even-
log.
Those interested in organising the
proposed Chess. Checker and Whist
club are asked to meet at Adama'
Brothera’ market. Wall and Water
street. tonight. 1
The auditing committee of the Cathv
olic club met last night and audited
the accounts of the finance committee.
The society was found to be in a
flourishing condition.
The special meeting of St. Joseph's
l‘. A. B. society will be held tonight in
Music ball. The committee in charge
have prepared a decidedly interesting
programme.
The three Johns. employed by Fran-
via & (‘o.. are out advertising the rc-
-uovai sale of the firm to-dny.
The parade carriage. remodeled and
‘epainted. was returned to Hope. liouc
tompany. yesterday. and will her-cab
cr be used at fires.
At a meeting of Hope Hose .com-
iany. Tuesday. 1..» was voted to 1hr
tlrls who were tittinis of vitriol»
..rowcr Ou'cu Murphy. ‘
11'
E. J. Wadhams has been required to
:ivc special bail to the clerk of tht
upcrior court in the case of i-‘anchcr
igainst \\'.udhams
~.'ircion breaks up a cold.
A carioad of iron for ihc'addiiton to
he Franklin sires}; schtml-houao. was.
anioudcd yesterday. by ('outruclor W.
:mith.
The i’euuonuork football team will
go to llaricn. tmuorrow. and play tin-
Iut'icus at 12:30 [1, 111.. on the llrady
wound:
The remains of Mrs. tlcrrlsb. lair oi
.l'inuipaukswill hr brought liUlllt‘ io-
Thomas Hoffman hiin‘ mottd
rookshh 111-11111» to. lv‘lruidu.
from
ltiriiurd ll. iloidcu it: in “'uicriuu'y
oduy. udjui-tiuu a fire loss.
”iht- Noiuuik poitmunflll ii Audit“-
1! being relic 1,111 or its «outing of mud
”OUT PEOPLE YOU WOW
t'he coming-sand Goings of Our and
Other Folhs’ Friends.
Mrs. ilmrm- \i'nndword fluids has
uturnod to her home in Hartford at”
01 a 11m uitb Miss Edythe 14. little».
1T (' lt-‘mui Mit‘iitiii. .
. Mum»... . ““4...“
John H. Johnson. of the Johnson
lul company. oi lilouiuuuiou. N. l'.
11 spending a rou- durn in Smith Nor
vulii. ”V report“ that the company
1 tum-mm ulih bilt'i'l’iiili.
’... 0-..
Mr. and Mrs. William A. t‘larh. oi
~2lmwood uvciiuo, will rciuru iouiulu
ruin a visit in Ncughiliiord.
Mina luutlsc ilwun. who baa born the
(tit-1d of Mimi Ellis J. liyxltco. of Maple-
drool, and who won him an attendant
it the (brudiuu l'i'ndcuiol mmcu
ion. returned to “W home in initial»
101'! today.
Miss Mary ii. Miro rmm- from
iiriducpori. ,vcuirrduy. to attend tin»
wcnidina oi hcr rouiln. Mimi Jane M.
liyzui.
Miss Minnie. l.. “alloy. of lliduw
iicid attended the i‘lulaiiau it‘ludcu—
vor louvcution. wheeling from lu-r
to Nuiwoik
l'l'f‘lli‘l'll'li W. llonerh. of Main street.
in in New York city. today on bu int-11s
«a...
Miro iiocliwoii. of New York. is the
truest of idles isluiso Woodward. of
Kim street.
Attorney ii. if. Von-shunt. lit. in in
New Column. today. on luminous.
hire. ilmmo lloyt and son. of ibmth
Main street. will I" to liltlm‘liold. lu~
day. to spend two weeks.
it liubliell liotciiisias of Norwuiit
returned from laurel». i'estorday. on
the steamer Tmttonic ‘
1-0-91-
visit with her brother in M
Wf
'A“
defined by ebster.
l5 Iarshsll Street.
Branch Solmana
Merrill’s
Office
Practice
"The
about
\
yorfisccn our new line
, of
lava Tea Kettles,
cic , the finest goods
in existence. In
Tin and EnameiVlaro
we are headquaitsrs.
Our
$4.50 Oil Heater
is a nice piece of fur
niturc. Any child can
carry them up‘ stairs
or down cellar. No
ashes, no dust. but a
quick, cheap heat.
and fully o'n'rrontcd.
'Oomstocit.“ Watkins
& Dow,
112 Washington St. lie. llorwalit.
IOOEL GROCERY
won.
” LEND A HAND."
”W
IPKOIAL
cssu azeucso more
for two days. Nov. 2 and .‘1.
during the christian Eu.
dcuvor convention. l'ricc
reduced on Flour. Sugar,
iiutter. (intone. Lard.
[lotus i-ihouldcrs, Tea. Cof-
fl-o uiulsuoh munitio- will
be in greatest ticmuud. ltvul
truo. udttninu reduc-
tion all alone the line.
titans. leave your orders,
and he honestly served. No
tickets at this uulu.
Now We have
Pure Sweet Jersey Cream
from Wayside Farm llhiry.
Mr 'l‘borou lioyt will an»
dertaim to sup Iy the public
through the odeltlrocery
from Nov. 1
LORINZO DIIILI.
IO DEL (MODEM.
13 North Mam Street.
VII ARILIADIII 0N
Stoves , and
Ranges.
GUI
"Stark”
"Splendid”
Ranges
are ullrmlol uuythiuu in the
touritel 'l'lwwu
AM .5
navi- in usltmlh "won.
ililliill ;
aNl iNllVltt it'l'lil . in
all}: HAT! l'dt‘i‘ltlh'.
tim- prieea will «sprigs you.
IOIWILI muss AID
Miro ahnriotir Mam hi «playing a
Brian-
rum
3, so C, "p'or bushel.
F O. [IWTOI l OO.. 22 South Iain Street
ii You Were to Purchase a llarso
you would inquire into its soundness. its strength. its
ability to serve you, before you determine its value. You
wonidn t be the horse simply becaus: it was a horse at
But when you buy oats. you are apt to determine their
value by price only, considering oats simply as oats.
thinking all them as an equal.
The diilereoce 1n oats, like all other merchandise, is
realized by them: who are looking for quality, and who
are discerning between that grade of oats which 1: worse
than useless, and that which brings the best returns.
Iuv oa'rl 'ruxr'l canoes.
Manuel T. Hatch.
”"\ WM
Seems to please business men. 11.1..
is probably the reason why we have
more calls for office help than we can
fill.
A postal will bring you information
MERRILL COLLEGE.
Stamford coon.
Pleas nit-a
South Iorwallt.
Livery Stables.
Training Does It."
Oomstock Bros.
esraousnuo 1867.
, 1
._, «mom!
Nearest Your Heart
is your
UNDERWEAR.
Hardly any
lie/.cn men of your acquuhr
tuuce all liho the same sort,
eoioror weight. Home bay for
appearance: some for wu-iriuu
quality; some for medicated
properties; some like silk. some
wool. others Wouldu‘ t wear any
but moon. ”or underwear this
semen will please more men
than have over before been
thorougiy sails cd Quality,
texture and coloring: of all do-
sirablo aorta and prices no high-
er than iastyear. despitcaroso
in price of raw materialn.
Derby ribbed. . lib each
Fleece lined. the 73 cent loud.
for 15 0an5
Natural wool at :s'. cenln
tuber grades at M and ’1..'1'l
We are selling from the best as-
sortment of
SUITS AND OVER-
COATG
we ever had. it doaou't coal
anythiuutouomutn and look.
titre no head.
Oomstock Bros.
Modern
Cio‘thlora and
Furniahoro.
M 800"” IMI ITIIIT,
South Ismail. Osao.
Ill"!!! I. Ilffill. In.
IOIWALI
ll. IOMVIMJ s
o o a
1th
within.
Southerrdlaiiway
seen u is to
names. A
Porto-e Domino to
Miss. Augusta. Western liarih
Osrelias. iii Points South
and “almost.
.6.» w... 7...... _
trouble llaiiy Pullman flevvluu lrmti
New tori: to all principal [mime
“all”! and houtbweat the year round.
55cm lodmmuienta to immigrants.
iioformatioo may Maintained by
MMJIX. ll. Til "KNIT.
umiwmb
dill breath». . _.
. Isbacitemo llotel lioclt.
,‘,Wowilinllyuosauoausm'andpsais.
mass. Abouilasutflloihataretbsbmlobston _.
Mdihnemequsllyssom.
Bisnkotundmiortabhs. Minimum
Piaiddrsupndaminwdemsod Weber-s
00.7lioaodtipstyard.
Oar fancy goods deparhnont beginsto lo'okas if the holiday “
as. Everything bright and pretty Take a look. ' .
its. 5 emu. Building.
SMALL PROFITS.
GOLD DUST:
We Are 11.... Loading it wm. Marked succulent:
EXPERT SHELLS.
REPAIRING OF FINE GUNS.
HOUSE PAINTING.
Fax Cycle and Hardware Go
120 WASHINGTON STRIIT.
"Evznvrumo FROM A NEEDLE 1'0 an Allan ,
”flfi‘liflt’fmo '
gfldeF-rCTIOII alright-m
Popular Priced ‘
CIOthing'and Furnishirt.
have always
been our specialties.
This season they are more f
abundant than ever.
A durable, stylish
Working euro.
in single or double-breast sack.
Our
$1.50 a $2 Working“
are made for scrvxcc. . .1
Flcccc lined
in new an! nobby patterns.
OPEN EVERY IVININOUNTIL 9 O'OLOGK.
DAVIS. The T
ififi‘fi’m . ...
The Krieger Stars.
Est
I868
The Leading
Millinery and Cloak ,_
Store in the Norwal‘k
For up to 1| tic Stiles ior New id: as in Milliuet'y, (or m
Prices im “out and Lot vest \‘si' li‘llllctii Yul! must not I.“ “1
Visit will store.
scissors MILLINERY s"
Mahuckcmo llutcl Block, So. .‘uttvallt.
/
will..."
PLAISTED’S
IOO
LGRAIN ..
Quinine E
Pills "
I,
At Plalsied' s,
25cm
41 Washington Itreet.
FOR see
2‘... on!
Edison’s;
New H0"
DOUGH RESCDV
19 Main It, I“ l ‘ ‘
”Ivory Edison’s m , ,
lillldflil, free all”
1
1’
.. ,1 out some» can: E?
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