~ “PM '3" condom-o is w. com on
”Harwell: Board oi Councilmen lent
night. but all the other members were,
in their seats. They ordemi bills puld
amounting to ’58!- till.
The electric lioht commissioners
were voted Will to run their plant
during themonth. and the street com-
missioners were voted 8200.
The water commissioners mporwde
surplus of 31.932. 93.
The Bourd of Electric Light Com-
missioners submitted an ordinance
governing electrical matters in South
Norwnilt. it was reierred to the com-
mittee on ordinances.
Councilman Hutch asked why such
an ordinance was desired.
Commissioner Winchester replied
that heretofore the board had had the
backing of the city, and everything the
electric light companies wanted had
been rushed through poll mell. but
this had been stopped by the commie.
sinners. sometimes on assumed an-
_ thority. with the expectation that the
‘ city would back them. in this manner
wires and other unsightly fixtures had
been prevented from being erected.
The commissioners were desirous oi
being given nil the authority to which
they were entitled;
Councilmen Kendall and Hutch were
of the opinion the commission should
have such power. and City Attorney
Light thought there were other powers
that could be embodied in the ordi-
ounce.
Councilmen lluich called attention
to the condition of the Spring street
scwcr. He thought that an overliou
should be constructed at once.
Attention was cullcd by Councilman
Hutch to the dangerous condition oi
the old Smith I: Palmer hut shop. in
Mechanic street. The matter wnsici’i
with the health commissioners. with
power.
Health Committoemun Kendall rc-
ported that the strect department had
cleared out lioton Point brook. ncar
Taylor nvenuo, and thc eelectmon had
commenced work on the construction
0! n bridge. Tlic Board of llcalth in-
tendcd to look uitor the interests oi
the citizens. not only in sanitary mnt~
tern. but also in matters of food. and
were now investigating some products.
lie desired the members of the (‘oun-
ill to report any tunes of impurc food
that mine to the notice of the court.
cilmcii
The sum of 3500 was ordered bor—
rowed from the water mmmiseioncrs
on a demand note.
Councilman Smith stated that. us
commissions appeared to work so well
in the city. lIc thought it would be
Well to have :1 commission inki-
chnrgo of the police and tire dcpuri—
mouth. 'i‘hc mutter will bc voicd on
at the next mot-ting.
l‘ity3 Attorney Light stated that iluv
Electric Light Commissioners could
go ahead at any time they dcslrcd and
establish a I-onInIcrt-iul light plant. unv
dvvr the vote oi tho city pivoting.
'i'lic dripping of water from the
Washington sircct rnlirond'briduc was
sgnin brought up. An cllorl will be
mode to bore the railroad company
chain the nuisance.
Councilman Kendall brought up thc
manor of placing llcuu on the prop
criy lu (Frost-cut 'l‘crrucc, nfioctod by
the retaining wall tolling down. and
or also mmpcilinn the laying of wnllui
ilII-I'c. lie was informed that action
was being taken in the matter.
I'IIAIvuI. or out nonv'sm
Hominy nlnbi being All llullomv'cn.
ihcre was fcsiivul sI-rvlcc. with pro-
I-csulonulu around the church. and the
“fill wept-rs or All iiulnis' day Wore
sung by the surpllcml choir. The pro-
cI-uslonul was. "The lion of llod‘titm
mum to War" Whitney; propnr
l’unlmu for All fiuihin day. ”2.13“
undlih; 'IIiuin l'euiier. Mugiiiili-ui nod
Nuuc ilimitiis. iiurrutt; anthem. “Al-
lelnliu! Winn Arc 'l'hnuc 'i'hut Arc
Arrested?" llr. iitniuer. A inmc con»
srcautlon wan prudent, and itcv. it.
ll. i'ond preached on npproprlutc sci"
men.
will prover muslin;
Thunder events:
fl the Best Avenue
church. this week,
dim-iii Armory.
fluorine 8. Pratt. of
hid as guests. Sunday.
,0. slowness. of Wil-
‘ Raymund.
'Iaruhull will move
‘Wpshington street to
Nylons. corner of Van
Fort Point street.
James H. Bundle nnd
Wilt Sunday with rein:
i f oh.
Henry E. Buckingham.
us. are entertaining
”loud. of Newark.
Hefner has returned
‘ it in New York.
All“ the veiling from the
at.» and it has not been
an. Fred l-‘ield have been
micro
collar. of the Washing~
. is quite sick.
.3 ll” taken a position
‘ mi shop. Bridgeport.
CRAWFORD.
, tonight and to-
the behest of the
' mt. Captain Jack
iver his thrilling lec-
Willa testimonial is
L Seton; of St. Joseph's
. City Heights: “Your
Won 0! “Marching
' was inimitably good
ption of how and why
flu drink as you yet held
I, in your bands. was
‘ In! temperance sermon l
. l bronzht four of my al—
to the entertainment. and
tint virtuous and manly
, _ Were being conveyed to
such picturesque language."
been my privilege to hear
M Crawford twice 1 was dc-
Wlfll his lectures. which are of
were! loud. They are amusing.
ve Ind profitable, and arc
ill bailout all who hear him.”
monsoon. 3
bituminous ornnmo.
Wt. notwithsmudinl the
m. Ills Ullle Altersirom and
5 company Were greeted
med sudlenee III the Nor»
House. that seemed to do
More irom the perform-
play was him Ahersirom e
We. "A Wall of Lon-
, the port of Muiclou sht-
melt strength sud artistic,
other characters were
. and the introduction
by losers. Dorms. Nolsn
m and Miss be Hui/en
ct piss-urn as it smith
, ‘ visit: incident to drum~
" use. also Alter-strum
vtloue to Motion" in
and sitar the drum in-
msious electric. dances
To
ill: untitled will he
‘ sdmission is but
Wt the wmpsny will
, W
.Irimilnn'r Hill run oursnnanv
The «use of Dudley id. l-ioyi uslnst
A. hitch was tried in the town murt
Frost. nun ludnnent rendered for the?!”
defendant The dlnpuio was over the?!”
brick in the chimney in the hut pummel“
inn common lottery. 'l‘iIe detenti-
est renamed the brick. claiming thsi
no hint purchased rhino sud the plain-
till ulilmd that tho Mindset their
than We the transaction no cost
pistol. The court hinud that tile her
ails is: countdown. and than than do.
”“th hurl I m to restore the
till.
‘ ”Miler." by the Mickie
. ‘ , st iloyt‘u Theatre.
most unprofi-
no Inustoitheinod
“curiosities”-
to so extreme sud
soy subtitles of s
rhinwuirusnromnow.
, “.mgrsisfiiiiummhss’vfly
lire . a mm m
“as, $1403.... and continues yet this mail: no
~ ”m4!“ WWWlfllflthfflm
gum!“ mmwmolm
M Hmmmmhuimsdsssssw
:3thssnsetetorswholistonedwtti
roll.“ bound the meetiu oi the South
of Nero-hill. youtordsy before Judge ~
Asteeflnsolthecttyoonneu in!»
Wkwssheldlnlniiht. m
meet to the proceedings use its
mowin- ii. .
The neusl want“ bills use omit:
ed will
The monthly renortoi the library ill-
rectors was approved. as was also the
report of the elite! of police. . »
A communication petitioning the
Council for on idem. .mp1 Hill! at
the corner of Main street and Harriet
street. one road and referred to the
light committee to report upon at the
next meeting.
The matter at tonstniotlng Ii cool
bin in iiope Hose company house
was referred to the lire committee
with power.
The highway committee was ap-
pointed a committee to confer with
the seiectmen regarding the payment
or town funds for the improvement qi
city streets.
A recommendation to place an int
.cnudcscent light in film nvenuc was
referred to the lightcommittee.
(‘lty Clerk Lockwood rumrted that
a fuctorlsing process had been served
against a bill of Willlntn Sheldon. hold
by the city. The mutter was referred
to the corporation counscl.
The mayor reported that It seemed
to be the intention of the eoloctmon
to postpone the widening oi Well
street bridge until next spring. The
mayor. mayor‘eleci and city clcrli
were appointed a committee to confer
with the solectmen and use their host
endeavors to havc'the work begun at
once.
The appropriation of solid was voted
for the lirc department.
An ordinance prepared by the city
clerk. rcxuidlug plumbing. was also
adopted by the Council.
'lhc Council udjourncd subject to thc
call of the mayor.
RECORD 0!" A'l‘TENllANCE.
Puncinui l'upiis of the North (‘cutor
School for October. - '
The record oi attendance at the
North Center school for (h'tolacr was
vcry good. There wcrc sixty pupils
who were not cure absent.
Those perfect in attendance in the
Grammar grade wcrcz‘ Eve Andrcwu.
(.‘lnru llylugion, Maud ifnstlc. Jeannie
(.‘hulmcrs. lvzvn Gregory. Florence
Jnmcn. Elia Lnih. Jennie Mchlgh.
Lizzie hlcl'cigb. Emma Roberts. Maud
liuluud. Edith. Sanford. Edith ' Shor-
wooil. Eliza \thlcy. Kittie hit-limit.
Eva liuwxhurst. .l.i‘zzic (lutcrbunkn.
(‘llilord Amundsen. llnrry llcliord.
Charlie liriito. t‘iurcncc liyxbce.
Schuyler ('lurlt. Arthur i‘ronlt. Arthur
.ilcbcbc. Edgar liuviiund. William l‘ll»
dcr. John l'urks. Willinm l’urku. (‘lnyv
ttIll tinnford. Wluflclil Sanford was
inidy oncc. (lrncc (‘lurli absent out»
hull tiny. Pansic Wilson and Humor
Milli-r alumni one day.
In tho l’rlmnry dopurimcnt thou
pcriccl lu nitcudnnci- wvrc lloynl licu~
milci. (‘lifloril llcitu. llci'llo lll'llto.
lluroid lluvilnnd. Albert iluwxhurui.
Ilcxtor James. Edward Mcckcr. Willie
Northrop. luvsicr Sanford. llusscll Burr
ford. liny Shortvoml. .l'urnollnn Timur.
.lcssc \‘un ricoy, llnrold‘ Waterbury.
lrn Wlinlcy. Louru Amundsen. Adult
Brita. Lillian l'rnwiord. lrcnc Lnilln.
Frnnccu l’nrktv. Muy l’ciiii. Edith utili-
Ivrie. lihcl liobcriu and Everett l'cilli.
lv‘loyil llylnuiou. Horace tlmllh. Ed~
wnrd rlicvonnou. liohcri dicvcnmn rInIl
illzulyi illnlih wcrc tardy oiiw. i-‘rml
Andrews. i'uriton ilyinuion. Aloxun-
d'cr iintniiion nlIscnt ouMInir tiny.
WilllIv AndrI-wn. lauiIcl llldrr nlIm-ni
one tiny.
I:.\' 17-: mm I.\'.il 1-: .v 1's.
HOVT'I 'I'H IATRI.
issue: sod Wednesday
Insubsr’i sad I.
inaniutm vlihofi dicrII' m53sl'Mm Pond.
Cup tlln
lscII Orswferd.
“rm no donut.“ fiasco-no culmin-
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fler‘a’Eflmoflik is non Ilillli llulllf vex”:
”um um» llvoyom
ileum “lllnsi In.‘ no lo: II" vitniumuvimy
”Ir dump-oi tin-mi} n and muuutul ii».
rln loin mum
"mliflis
“? ‘ EA“ iii-rte Mill II:
‘1 Hi
hum'lzy emu mun “3123mm
3 One UN. Museum"
lousy. lumbar i.
:, listlsslflhdm sod Wit.
hills Aksretrum.
new
. nontsopv‘rso
‘ vveryihlug. for we have pisyclothesss
“W
IGWIIII O'IIA INC“ ,
:..l;
Ir
AND
JAOKC‘YO
merino-guises some. House to
no oil mm my team And so the
butterflies“ sun Milne W M-
messed in W it’s time.
No isll~oo winter tor thus unites-
ever found ushstter prepared with do-
Welly becoming top garments his
Isl-rs and holes than we ere showing
my low for the quslitiss they
W Basilio! motorists hood
Ion-lysine into nanny sud genteel
nylon. decently finished—ind“ as
well as sulfide.
Timing“ sud for den-tiniest is
nosonlynrest in its liner syncs sud
window brightness sud daylighthnt it
contains :5 without enactment of
thsmchuleesssud int-It inhionenle
ment- tbnt have been brought out
this meson—eloquently suggestive of
exquisite taste and enjoyment in the
wearing. how's the be» mime time
to buy. 3
Refers. bonnsts. theus. shoemdmses—
everything shut the little tote weer.
Beautiful materids. lovely colors
Inlandld trimmings. charming styles
laden shundunee oi sii the mom:
littledndv to (dim from—soy price
you feel like paying. almost.
“others on sppseeistins more nod
more. every lesson. the ndvnnisgc of
buying these little things mdymsde.
wepeclnliy the tires-up garments Very
vusny. too. ilnd flu great helpto buy
well as the better ones. and their cost is
relatively less-.1: is the biggest deport
menu of its kind in the city.
.... 0......“-
Men's Sweaters. 81.75. ‘2 sad 32.76.
Cardinal jackets st oil prince.
For the purpose, ol bringing our siili
undershirteinto immedlsie Winona.
wonder futons lblush sud shunn-
ublo effects with o deep shined collie. I'-
nr 10 rows 0! oordins. doanish donnoeor
umbrella shape. for so on esol‘.
Wash goods depsrimcnt.
TheD.M.READCO.
Imam“.
A Good Thing. M
80 business mm say,
and they know.
Wouldn’ t
it more in
losinoos.
Chovthand.
Or th-
Anus-mic
lunch-o
improve your chsnces
tor the luium
"my and night as.
sinus.
Brown’s
Business
College
flflloe upon duyhuul sveulnn.
l. 3. IIOUI - . Prop-
m. 3 .
moun-
”om
rvnvnois s Counsel's
Isilebis insures» Mossy.
“WWW.
m m M
W
hr. I. “borrow.
cum sud chilly «on have m '
Imam more nonenirrste prices—sol '
intents’ sud smell children's cosh.
canons.
Right In the face of
of 5 to 150 per yard
menso lot of Carpet is
value.
if
Tapestiy lII usscls, 75c‘
No doubt n i'ow no
'3 WASHiNOTON CTRIIT.
South Norwnlk.
W
ed to close it out at retail.
in South Not-walk.
big bargains are here for you
“#‘quvw
London” Clocks and Canon. .
here now at one iIliII uutlcr
Volvcis, “1031.25 grade at 31
1.00 “
850 grade 80c; 31 “
no I oeuvre: sum-m;
Cress mm Bhulhrsldtrln»
We ‘ _
13
“saddens sbon by us «was ' ‘ ‘
“lawnmsmntmmm “‘"W ‘3'?”-
llvrooldsmsd us Insult closure ‘io here you “WWW“ WWW I'M Manhunt 500
mwomm ”gamma of ill 31th Uiothflspss WWW k‘7 50
M3... e below I most”!-
m “,3... , Blue‘s" numb Capes. lined throughout.
. 3 . . 8 50
Bleak Boonie Uioth Ospes, lined tlu'onghont.
‘ I for iridium]. ' “
Lgdl" c'°.k'- Blank Boonie (:mem 30 in. lined
Mum
M m 1‘“! BeaverJlokouifl! fronts. Block Bonnie blotth anon. on in. lined 750
”all. throughout. for trimmed 15 00 '
”Covert Cloth Junkets. fly front. high 00 magma-0mm? wmh.
t. for trimming. ii 00
m Bonnie Jesters a none. In ooliu. ii to “Km m, ”in...“
Mamie: Jester-infirm. so see thm' *'- n" 1300
Weeklies Jack J lined bronchus ”0
m t t. 9 so
MWJutmsmrpdm 1200 Plu'h CTpGT'
”Jumble“ l‘rlus thionghout. [0 am 8:11". bruit!hm end jet trimming. ll 75
D a.
Erin “new: Bonelereksts, hand through "00 Pl iiiiuegllnfimngont?“ and hr trinnsi 850
I . 3 l W.
Bissk Kasey- JeeteteJined throughout. lliliil ”nix-«3mm. n “I lined 1000
Exits Quolltylllnok Kersey Jacket. plaid Plush Capes. till in . thihet for trimmed.
silt lining. in 50 lined throughout. 15 00
Bonnie Russian Blouse. hrsid trim- Plush Uspcs. 80 in. martin for trimmed.
Ming. 9 no lined throughout.
TRISTRKM a. HYA'TT",
NORWALK, CONN.
SCOFIELD & HOYT 5
let this chance puss by, think~
advances
on im-
On sale
it 700
f it 700
“ 90c
up! 0 will
l'OilIlS’.
,“i.
.
ing it will come again.
survzmcx PATTERNS.
A complete line of Butterick
patterns and all the Butteiick
inshfii poliodicnls are here.
Nov ibtn' fashions me now
Fashion shoots lice.
FURNITURE
a special ty. Examine our stock.
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT,
OLUI outnomo
Icarus":
Retiring From BuSiIIeSs !
We have bccn dissatisfied with trade for some time back. and inst Iniug able to .
pity expenses. and not putting anything aside in tlIc provcrbi tl stocking is not what we
are in busiucss for. We have had scvcrnl oil'crs for the ~10th nun whole. but conclud-
Wc llnvc
Over $2,000 Worth of all Kinds of Dry Goodsto Sell
AT LESS THAN COST!
Sale Begins on Wednesday, 3d.
and Villl last until all the goods in the store are sold. ‘
Absoluttiy no lImIt to the-amount Any one pvrmn my low. Tulic all you
. ‘ want. The price will bc positively the loqut ever given on any lot oi dry goods sold
We quote no pl lots in this till, but you can Tent nesuml tlint tin: biggest kind of
We Would have you note the foot that no there will be
WM... nun—nu..m
L
1'! ill'nhliil you l'i‘dllhll'.
our mud: of mill pow diosn't minim
steels tslh. winded you so ii. 'l-‘hIn
sdserdssinent is more logotyouto mus
wounds“ Mines to were thus-
esilonss sud moi enemas. which
”first tor themselves."
mm
to..- £33:
All m
Fist-res.
mun-doom
“a“ . PMJW"
7! Wm inset. lost sews.
no more buying stock. some of the choicest bargains will go quickly. You wont to b.
the first here and get your choice.
SOUTH NORWAlK BOSlOll STORE
ill Washington street.
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Old Contlnol Iulidlng.
MW mum «mm
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0" TH.
Norwalk Chronicler