man-m urination-motion Wm!
grease-entice» theb‘renklin street
sellout. when N M WW0“!
, , rs. arm has been
Meethedimiet committee. who
favorably impressedth the idea.
'itlspeohableamusicalandli 1
‘ reminding t scholars l
“pips“.wili be‘trrangedforthecc-
m.
i
—Pnillim
There will be a meeting of the execut-
it'o committee of the Norwalk Christian
Weaver and the executive committee
6! the note convention. at the residence
‘ the president. Rev. 3. o. Sherwood.
golt caps O’Brien. ,
will!» expected from all the commit.
tear. The various chairmen arerequest-
'. common- in mind and beprepared
to [ire a full report. Notices of this
taunting will beaent out by the secretary
' early in the week. If they wish to do
Kyle. diiferent committees may arrange
tor meeticueat thesametiine and piece.
1 either before or after the meeting of
7 the executive committee.
' ~Prof. I. S. Boson. the well-known
mallet-Optician. can he ccnkulted at his
‘ ethos. in the parlor of the Hehwhmo
f Hotshsonth Norwalk. Tuesdays. from 9
a. In. to 8 p. m. Eyes examined free.
, Bright flowers in full bloom. windows
' wide open end people sitting out of doors
‘ is not often witnessed in liorwalk. on
2 Whether 15th. Such were the conditions
yesterday. however. It was an ideal
{autumn day. and but for the evidences
. ot the work of cold weather on every
hand. might be mistaken for a summer
day. The thermometer registered nonr-
iy 80 degrees yesterday afternoon.
«4117s. fresh
market. ._
The Junkie Endeavor societies oi the
- Veneers (longregationai. Broad River
{and bloswalk Gongregstional churches
and the Junior Epworth League of tho
Norwalk Methodist church will meet in
‘ ihechapel of the Norwalk Congregation-
al church. this afternoon. to rehearse
tho programme of ties Junior rally to be
hell! in connection with the stubs
(hirlstian Endeavor convention.
pork for 25.3., at Hayes'
-Aceton cures headache.
The tickets for Dr. Poglon's lecture at
the booth Norwalk Baptist church.
Iridayevening. October 291b, are sell-
in; well. Thelecturvris popular herr-
ald‘wili be likely to draw; ularge nudi-
ence. Bis subject is”Juelr, the Giant
Killer." Don‘tforget the date.
-0all at 8. B. Til‘olson's for your fall
and winter milliuery. Open every even-
ing during October anl November. to
lath Iain street.
‘ On Sunday. at the ”para Home, the
Manual hymn born: will be used. A
in! supply of them has been procured
II! M services. Rev. A. B. Keve-
nqh's evening subject will be: "The
, u too Short and the Covering too Ner-
‘. M." ‘
.n-Jranlifurer sausage. lob. lb, at
lieyes' market. N-..“ ‘ ”
Psoriasis for carrying the mails to
I“ from the South Nor-walk pmtoillce
1 M the stations of the New York. New
”I and Hartford Railroad company
iii! be received at the Millie until
Beecher tech. W"
ewAeetea cares Monroe.
'm Quittuer will begin work at
m on the construction of live now
ms- lu insiouton avenue. hilchael
W has the contract for the tonnd~
‘ m mils and other masonry.
a...“ .
whadlea' winter suits cleaned or dyed.
1h laminae. 4 Raymond must. Booth
Mr. W ‘
M ii. at. Gardner. et Norwslk.
seem to Danbury. Thursday. cocoon
m by her son. Robert Dustsnd. and
W lwr clatter. kits Charles CM”.
db returned home yesterday by train.
thm'smbowisraigcu. O'Brien.
immanent... on Wdil
W's. lOllJund'Ar luviil be
,Jfl the Issonle flail. Tuesday.
-.~.
their white potatoes. etc. bash-ii
out We. to. qt. an
um Friday. night. At that time reports '
‘-—Iaadies‘hennetsaudsallors. O'Brien.
Arecentepieodeina Norwalk news-
paperodlcebasramindsd the editor of
the PertOheetechcrualthat"ltcostus
we once It! more the insulteand
abuse of a. fellow we had befriended
beyondsll reason. Since thenwe made
npcnrmind toget our money’s worth
outcfthenettfellowwerunccunterto."
—8 lbs. fresh pork for 250.. at the
Star market.
Heathers of Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. R.
who intend to attend the llddfellows‘
service in the Norwalk Methodist
church, tomorrow night. will meet at
Our Brothers' Lodgeroom at 7 o'clock
sharp. and march to the churchtln a
body. Bring white gloves.
—Special sale of Jardineres all next
week at Norwslk Pottery.
New iiga and dates, home-made pick-
les, strawberry jam. peaches. apples.
cranberries, honey, maple syrup and
Quinees. the finest the market nifords.
will be found at Samuel Comatock. Jr.'s
popular grocery store at 73 North Main
street.
process. C. Butterfsss. 4 Raymond street
Before Judge Howard .1. Curtis. ill the
civil Common Police Court. the case of
S. 6. Mom)! and wife against A. Deck-
er and others was finished yesterday.
The testimony was all heard and argu-
ments made. Decision was reserved.
Over one hundred children attended
the rehearsal of the programme for the
Junior rally connected with the State
Christian Endeavor convention at the
South Norivalk Congregational church.
yesterday afternoon.
«4 lbs. bacon, 2.3;, at Hoyes‘ market.
1“. Dfliawton & Co. are showing the
largest and choicest stock of apples we
have seen this fall. it includes all the
well-known varieties for both cooking
and eating.
Dr. B L, Boliuunnn. of Stamford.
spent last night at the Bohannnn horne-
stead in South Norwulk. his father. Dr.
John Bohemian. being in u precarious
condition. _ , 1
— Avalon is harmless.
The negroea employed on the Well
street paving contract will hold a dance
sud akewallr in the Athonu~nm.tn
night. The Twin City Mandolin club
will furnish music.
——Supper and sale. lted Men's Hail.
Wed.. Oct. 27th. 1897. under the one
piece of Women‘s Guild. of Trinity
church.
A. H. Dingeo. of Washington street,
has secured a position in Port Chester.
where he has charge of a gang of men
who are constructing an electric ruil
way. 1
The Golden Rule circle at King's
Daughters met at the Norwalk Congre-
gational study. yesterday. with done
lines for their missionary box.
~Men's suits cleaned or dyed. iliOt'iy
pressed. 0. Butterflies. 1 Raymond
street. south Not-walk.
The Richardson do Morgen company
has the contract to equip Marvin Broth-
evs' post-ofllce building with a large
Cyclone furnace.
The test boy riders of South Nor-walk.
Edward Briahend and Edward B.
Hayes. Jim. will wheel to but)“ llidgo,
Sunday. ‘
~Fnll Yournan' derby >at O'Brien’s.
The barge Hope arrived at Wilson
Point. this morning. with a cargo of
coal for John ii. Ferris.
Wm
Carroll Ryder. of Daubury. has leased
’ the fichnldloe cottage at Bell island for
a chart select-n.
”WW
»...m..».¢-m
'l‘he flueleal listen will meet tomora
row sftsruocn at to’elock. in the Swans
a W'sblech.
" ' charted A. Freeman's lob pristine
omosanatee street. isbsingwiredtor
electric lllhts.
wit Paul‘s Guild will hold a supper
la the hubby strut chapel. Wednes-
day melee. ircin o to 8. he sure and
go there for your supper.
Olivetti. fist-humble
thhibeionamws
1... W“ ‘
”VAL m WI 00.. “I m.
W ‘
W
Frederick W. none". the enterprising
bicycle dealer of 19 Main street. Nor.
wait. has purchased the business of
street. South Norwnlk. and opened a
branch store at that place today. He
intends to put in a complete stock of
bicycles. phonograph. gruphophonea
andgraniopohones, sporting goods and
novelties. He has established a new
and cheaper schedule for renting bicy—
cles. Mr. Rogers will start a repair shop
in his new store.
~Spring chickens. idly n 1b., at the
Star m'k‘t.
The winner of the barrel of flour
drawn at the Norwalk Boston store at
11:80 o'clock yesterday morning was N.
U. Bostwickmf 2 Union Park. The
lucky evening ticket was as follows:
Book No. l: 10:11.. 15d; salesman 2?;
amount received. 2.30.; chimney. dc. : rod
number. 24. The ticket which drew the
barrel of floor at 11:30 o'clock this morn‘
ing was as follows: Salesman. 3'.
amount. 83; red numbir, to: article.
cord. 75 cents.
~Aceton dries out oiled! the heart.‘
, Miss Lucy Stock. state superintendent
of primary Sunday school work, will ud-
dress the primary workers of the Nor
walk iinnduy schools. in the chapel oi
the First Congregational church, tumor-
row afternoon at 8:30 o'clock. All
primary workers and those interested.
together with all officers and teachers at
sunday schools in Kuwait. South 'Nor
wall: and East Norwullr. are specially
invited.
«Choice country chickens. 1251: lb..ai
Hayee' market.
Representatives of tho ilrst Congrega-
uutlonnl church societies who will attend
the convention of the King’s Daughters,
Ill Bridgeport. Tuesday. are cried to
lake the l 2:35 (min from South Notwolk
Mrs. Buttome and Mrs. Davis will steak
’l‘uesdny night liilli those who cannot re
main ovo-r till Wednesday can take a
train for Norwnllt uitvr thi= service.
vhinduin livrrhl in mm at ‘3“ l‘uion
street.
George B. Richmond. late of Peein-
kill. who will be pleasantly remember-
ed by many people of the Nurwulks. has
assumed the management of the Twin
will eluplvy none but trioriociel help
and any work ontrusted to him will be
promptly and satisfactorily done. ,
~Franklurter courage. ilk: lb..at Star
market.
The inasmuch circle of King‘s Donah-
ters met with lilies blury A. Hirsi. at
her home in Wall street. yesterday
afternoon. Plans for an onlortuininent
were talked over, But no important de-
cisions reached. an enjoyable szciul
time was panel the programme.
M3 lbs. breakfast bacon for too. at
the titer market.
”no of Hun-y Stumil's children is
sick of diphtheria at his home in Taylor
avenue.
wif you like a pure and delicious
sinoko. free from oil urtiilclal it even. try
an imperial Grown.
0 v “Sill!” “UNI ll.
Among the rccout arrivals we mention:
Quinn». amid once. at 55c wok.
“truncation the (inset. 90 qt ; :l qta..
Buckwheat. prepared.
White Clover Honey in the comb. lite.
titraitloti honey. pints. 300' 1m. we
White Heal. very sweet end nice.
Breton Itarrow liqnaeh. cheap and
Dark linear {or wine. etc. 1
Dried Raspberries. lice ones.
F‘Olt our GERMAN versions.
nelson herring. bright. new and line.
to each.
to) me
George 1“. Decree. of 80 Washington -
i‘ity Laundry in Norill Main simct. lie ‘
lots ciGccd Thingsi
‘ “Renee ”min
”nether-n Spy.
Greening.
'an'w. ‘ y .
Pound fiweg’t.
id
one. 509 per pk.
torrent on. 22 South a"... Street
’ [Quin
Phone 158 ll
, ononn run near.
What makes them best?
body can say the "best”
the claim good.
levelWe have never stooped to bring quality down to a cheap
Proper buying and proper care after the are hon ht
makes our cats the best. Will you test this? y g
IUV ONT. THAT'. CLION.’
Manuel T. Hatch. ‘
15 Install street. death Ierwslk'
Not our saying so, certainly; any-
oats. but one firm generally makes .
.Brnnch Eolmans' Divan Stable.
cossrocr....
....BROTHERS
' ESTABLISHED 1867.
lSTlth’i‘ 0i? NORWALK as"
D C(lUlt'l‘Jk-tob‘rlmh. 1).. ’ ..
“1'3 mwa‘ucr (in Davin: Hill. of h‘orwnll'. in
v .Itn non vale raou.
“(‘lrderedr. hrs i ' ”i
a 7011!)!" or nail trilsi’ tut its mom for ml-
yuatment. at the Probate "film in Sor-
walk. on the until day of October. 199:, m
luneivmkinri'limm: nudilmt nil venous in-
tentstedthoreiumny be howled :iIIN‘HY. the
m’vuservntor will unusethlsurderln be pulullnir
oil in.» newspaper having a oli'vuintlnn I». fill!!!
district. and post in copy "Wren! ”ii the sign-
post in said hurwnlk. nearest the More u her:-
said Duvw llill last dwelt. oi loin-t ten «luv»
hot-ire said will «lay at ()vfnlser. tun. .
u ASA ll. WOUDWAIID. Judge.
PROBATE
For a reliable ‘
Liberal,
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on
TAVLOR a OOLDIN'S
callable insurance lgeney,
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South Hermit
m
FOR $30
A Proud Mother
indeed end well she may ho. It‘s the
way every mother ought to be and it's
just the way every mother feels whose
boy is tilted out from our stock. Young
Americas line ideas about dress on Well
as their elders. ilnr suits are not only
handsome and fashionable. but well
"rude and dcsirnble.and our prices. coup-
led with our vniursnnnko economy easy.
ileum suits with fancy vents. ii“: [0 3:6:
ages 2i [0 ti
NLilby topovorcontajnll wciirhtixf. 3".
Pretty n/efors. latest desiring, hine.bluck
and ion. $5.
a plat knee pant suits. $1.50 to an on
Oahu
IA
You will get one of
Edison’s
New Home
A '1'
F red'k. W.
Rogers’,
19 Main 51.. Norwulit.
livery Edison's Home l'imuuyi'npli m-
i‘ililii". iron 0! i-lulrgu, om Edison's alum!»
:irulsimukvr. \villi reru-i'dmu mul Np"!
during mppllirw. ll wippliiru Hamil.»
hilliv, uni; hid? it l..\, mil. cover, (twain-nilw
i: i; tulle. one rearing mire. Hill' wimliuu
rriiiikJIIJtiuii can. one i‘ili) bl'llyeh, mu-
'53:“ it is this machine 1. at sells for
From A to Z.
The "smug of the shirt" is no air with
molly variations in our autumn display.
Wooli‘cruiioh field of «solar and color
effects in the new Roman stripes st ti.
lfyonlike Mllllflliiili‘t new and bright
uetone. lint no one department is us-
glected to oniphaaize another. Neck-
woor. hosiery, and underwear too, and
everything else to the end of the list are
fully represented in our congress of
furnishings. '
lionvyoverooute and suits are ready.
Take time and come in and look ove
the line. '
Gemstoek Bros...
It 8001" III! 87"".
”IF . ..
You value your life of
gun use Nilru Powders
m
Genuine
Smokeless
Shells'
teeth levealk. ~ ~ - Oeue. Enlyzdw‘evlmi: the Fall
.ttil lflc Bile! 08 I
Illicit! I.Il"|l|.lsr. ed in their em shells
'rwo soavmn and they coal you no
sienna. LRODWALI.
more than an inferior
' article now on the mar
int. ard render your
shooting absolutely sale
We curry the largest
clock of guns in this
plate and sell them at
the smallest profit pot
tibia.
Cemetceli. Watkins
& Dev.
1 is WASHINGTON ITI‘BT
cm earns
lsn dim-nu: which if nilowed'io lesion Ila
hold upon the violin) will surely laud him
in irpremetnrc grew. It is oausedby lu-
sotIVe kidneys. 'l‘liuy fell to tiller {ruin
the blood the lnipiirltiee and poisons
which It tallies lit from the fund. Mill
which should be 1 rows out of the system
by way of the urine.
Week or insulin kidneys and all “If“?
toms of Diabetes can he . ‘
OURED
l have been ifllulliui so much with int
any ailment tor several years. otteu with
llsbetes. that! was turned to get out oi
German liestsrd the son. by the i...” . m... n . .
pound or quartz”: -4. . will??? 0::P¥'£?ui:t“ml:i:ifl nsluuvolgs D o R L o u H o u s E,
‘ . .. .. hitti- tow Mervin .
«Km-iiiyfliflimhwu remain I had all 331.1... without shy "BIG?!" '0'": “a '0". i.
lutbeeilovallst you are interested in? $33? mm." WWWWV‘ ' M ‘
'w””"“°""‘°'”»“‘" ”""‘” m its-V ~ ‘ i aromas. heuristrlrsedlesseer
*wsuensnpply you. . .fisqllit'l'. '
~ till tibspelmuisw became“. m
l
new“
nomination-Muensreum.
‘ Will be seen as well as HEARD after. October
at the ounsevator exhibit her I
Phonographs '
awn-MMumnm as...
ammmm.mrmwinmaw-
Manhood-eunsswe‘elst this week enamel :‘
‘flnsdalsalsotiadies' ‘ribbedvettsandpentl‘ ., stained
Broialsaleofbianhsfiatmcapaitamlupwesde. ”
Bpedaisdeotnmheflu‘, :
'Wseleofcutingflannela.
Speciaiuleofmweisandtewellngs.
amialssleotllesiery.
Specialssleofrups.
EDWARD STREET. _
I GAZETTE IUILDIII. IDI'M.
IMALL PROFITU. QUIGKL
, The Test Tells The Tale.
We are now moans
1" Expert Shells
load y 1‘): ”mm, ti”
0 ll
hundred or it?" o
IN CHARGE OF COMPETBNI' ”in.
MECHANIC. 'm_
eua REPAIRING oter.
Allow us to Figure on Your House-Painting.
Fox Cycle and Hardware Compen‘y
120 WAIHINGTON ITREE‘I’. ‘
lvovything From A Handle To Ave Anchor.
Wi nte r U ndorw
will soon be in great demand, and in order to meet this
coming demand. we have stocked up with all styles
and qualities and there is no doubt but that we have
what you are looking for.
We have unde.with great success,an especialeflort to
procure an extraordinary value in a garment to sell at
50 Co
which can be hadin either of the following styles:
Wool ileeced shirt and limiters.
Mottled iieeced shirt and drawers.
llbie. breasted natural wool shirt and drawers to match.
White and gray merino, extra heavy;
Just tomrquainl you with areal good value we are
selling a heavy white merino shirt and drawers at
nut.
(to would be neuter their value.
BOYS' KNEE PANTS. double scat and knees. ages
four to fifteen.
Best value in the country.
Open every evening until 9 o'clock
' DAVIS. The, Tailor.
Ciothier. Hatter and Furnishcr, _
ilalisekeiae llctel Ileek. Seethilerwaiif
mu...—
Thc Krieger Store
let.
I...
Est
1868
The Leading
Millinory and. Cloak .
Store in the Norwelka. ,
For uplO-tlLIlc Styles, lor New ldcnsiu Millinery. (or Low
Prices, fur Ilesi and LorgcstAssorlmeui, you must not fail to
visit our store.
KRIEGER’S mummy smut.
Mnhacltcmo Hotel Block. 80. Norwelit.
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