“ showers
YEW?
. ‘ .iths dis‘tinsulshed ocu-
‘0! mm tune to Norwsili
yesterday afternoon end mm on em
eminence oi iiiss‘ Kinseilsis eyes. He
pronouncedthysieht entirely gone,
Mould n the undoubtedly been de-
mdrom ibedirst. . Dr. Wilson
hie services erstultousiy’ and ex-
‘fereet symgethy ' tor the suf-
r—viaadies' lint-brim slplnee. O’Brien.
.. ,. All the fiir Wis of Pioneer Cw
, tie. A. o. it. end. 0.. ere requested to,
"begmssot st the meeting tonight,
WLflfli. end second degrees will be
deuteron on. two audience. a. M.
a“ m at the 8391'” CM‘
. wilt-he" present. end»! nihist in
my: the d’ j to. unaware
mum inecsstle. will also
7 be in attendance. - ‘
~hion's and boys’ nlptnee. O’Brien
Mm..—
. Invitations have been issued for the
; wedding of Miss Lulu Grunt. dswhter
of lire. Stu-sh Fog-to Willistn Perry
napkins. The mmy will be per.
formed at the residence of the bride
203 Lnfnyette street, Bridgeport. or.
Wednesday evening. November 17. at
'l .ofclock. Both psrtles sre‘ well.
known in Norwalk.
mAceton breaks up s cold.
The item printed in The Sentinel
yesterdsy. to the effect that Johr
‘ 'i‘ryon was assisting Francis .1 Co
. in their advertising department. war
not intended to convey the impressior
that Kr. Tryon had retired from“ tht
rubber stamp business. He still cool
dimes lode a lively trade in- that line
*Ohiclien. 1255c. ll Witter street.
Dr. Propels D. Crosby. the dentist
who has occupied apartments in Mar.
viii Brothers' block in Washington
street the past year. storied this week
for Bermuda to spend the winter. Dr
Crosby mode a number of friends here
and his departure is regretted. it i.
hoped that bewill return to South
_ Norwslk in the future.
~it‘sll' Duniop derby. nt‘ O'Brien's.
Bernard W. Silver and hire. Flor
once SeerIes. of Stsmford, were innr»
field by Rev. Samuel Scovlile. at his
home in that city. Wednesdey. Mrs
. Stories was granted s divorce from
Wane,» Scarlett. October 22. on the
(round of cruelty.
Rev. Father Leo. pastor of fit. Joa-
eph‘s Roman Catholic church. it inoin~
her of the order of Franciscan Monks.
the best known Roman Cstholic priest
in Connecticut. died at Winsted. Wed-
nesday aim
~Acetpn dues not slfect the hurt.
_ Commny D held its first drill of the
m. lsst nlsht. The drill sesson ol
the company boson Tuesdsy night,
but the drill bed to be positioned on
soooum oi the Christine lodesvor
contention.
lieu! (i. A. ilchultle. bungee in
ilfikfillort. lsst night. site it: 0
his duties as county director of the
Wicut 'i‘otsi Abstinence union.
Within: Keisier. rutsti Mir. deisst~
ed Wilson Alexander. railed twenty»
‘ but points, lest mum. in the Twin
city White's pool tourssmout.
w-flrioln smell. lit. a Writer street.
Thsr'mmnhs trosilntiis tossed
is the some rims lihrsryhy s. It.
vocal. hill tennis on Inhibition until
Waterline of rust slash.
The less: at new Tribe. leap. o.
Howl heresspseiel renew-slot
‘rmrsrsltmdnmnilstsm
I .
. Theme em in» lessee persons
method in the Connecticut Hospitsi
for tho inane. October 81st. s [sin of
eleven darts; the month. Thirty-sis
were edniitted. sine died. eight were
dischsrted and eight were disc
on-trlsi. .
The Norwsiit friends of George L
Deli'orest. of Stamford. will be sorry
to know of his ill hesiih. ' Mr. DeFor-
oet is one of the most popular con-
ductors on the New York. New Revolt
and Hartford railrsod.
. 'e—ruu line of [on cops. O‘Brien.
Rev. Gerald ivl. Besrd and William
L. Porter were elected delegates oi
the regular prayer meeting. inst night
to attend the-Congregational confer
ence in Bridgeport. this month.
Howard A. Tilly has Just finished
an artistic tub of lettering for J. w.
studweii. He is now working fort-he
South Norwsllt iisrdwsre company
and Francis. n Go.
——Aceton is harmius.
Reserved nests for. the benefit to
Misses Kineells and Troy. to be given
tonight. have sold rapidly. and st 8
good price. The last sent was bought
this morning by .l. T. Prowitt.
The State Board of Charities has
started an investigation of sickness in
state prisons and the cause thereof
with a view of providing a remedy.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the Norwsllt Hospital usociauon
will be held in the Norwnlk clui
rooms,«hiondey hint.
-—-Portorhonse. lie. 6 Water street
James Coleburn. who recently re
turned from a sanitation: in Liberty
N. Y.. started this morning for South
2m Pines. where they will keep boost
for awhile. ’
A hearing of the McKeon-Byingtor
“use is being held in the Superior
Tourt nt Bridgeport. todsy. Attorneys
1.00th and Grey hre counsels in
the case.
1
—-Prof. hi. 3. Roeen. the well-known
oculiat-optioiun. can be consulted at
his oliice, in the parlor of the hislinck
emo Hotel. South Not-walk. Tuesdnye
from 9 n. in. to s p. in. Eyes exnm'
lncd free. , ‘
Miss Viola DeVoo. of Stamford. who
who 11 guest of hire. L. J. Reynolds. oi
iinin street. during the Christina En
desvor convention. returned home to
day.
The Board of Control met In Hurt
Ford. yesterday. sud voted to sppro‘
priote $600 to the committee on Put-
nam Memorisi Comp.
The Hartford Content. one of the
brightest and sblest oi Connecticut‘i
iewspspers. lies lust completed it:
laud iiirthdsy. ’
W
~li'sll Youmsn derby. st O'Brien's.
.us.
Funk l'. Soil. of itowsyton. is work-
ing at F. i). inwton A Co’s store in
place of one of the other clerks. who
Is quite sioit.
Curiosity F's hesiietcbsll tennis
practiced last night. The light moi
tlefested the been-weights.
titsnley. son of Dir. sud Hrs. Wll~
Ilsm htevm. of south iloln street.
lies the seeriet iever.
~dostoe curse 14s litters.
lumen Dibble. oi tits iiodei on»
alert. sdrertisss new sweet mt cid-
er for nits.
i W
A We! service will he held in
the Howell: iisthotiist church. llunv
silty.
m
deem I. ‘Iiiifl'h house in lush
M Wit. is underlines extetn
tire Ms.
W...
Muscat-siestpsriorsultsstthe
mm .
clinics (loam. Rhinitis 'i’sso
pier. will hold s m seniors to
Mflmmwfldlfl
w. W
mnemoni-
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' . you won“
‘ nl n't .
hater.
lire. Edwsrd Mismvwiie of the pop-
ulsroonetnhle ct vie-inert. one Wed-
nssdsy. st her home in' Behemoth.
seed elstydhree yum. She had sat.
feud ions from no hiieotion of the
heart. but did not succumb until the
time she stendily declined. Bits lesves
be held on Sunday.
mm
L Seymour Buckley. of Weetport.
died Wednesday, after a long illness.
axed thirty-nine yours. at the house of
his father. Captain John F‘. Buckley.
His funeral will he held on Saturday.
hie-Buckley was. before his last ill—
ness. employed in the Norwalk Look
Works.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and son Ken-
neth. of Bridgeport. who here been
attending three weeks with hir. Wil-
son's parents. fir. and hire. John Bou-
ton. of Main street. Norwaik. will re-
turn home tomorrow.
-—You can get the Douglas 82, :3.
1nd police shoes at iioyt's. 7 Well
street. Norwslk. l-‘our gifts. in sold.
850. 830. 315,. $10. .
The condition of Miss Jennie Kin-
sella. reported yesterday so being con-
siderably worse. is unchanged t oday.
She passed a comforted? night last
night. but the fever has not subsided.
Owing to a smell attendance at
Adams Brothers' market. last night.
the organisation of the Chess. Checker
and Whist club was not elected. An-
other meeting will be announced later.
The odicinl board. the Epworth
imuguo and the Junior [mogue will all
hold their business meetings tonight.
it the Norwnlk Methodist church.
A. Avison. of' Main street. hes gone
to Philadelphia. where he will spout!
Suudsy with his wife. who is visiting
friends in that city. '
hire. Charles A. Burr. of Center ovo-
nue. has returned home from n visit
with her dnnzhtor. hire. Herbert Rose
in Brooklyn.
«Secure some now for "Patent Ap-
plied For.” at l‘ieieted‘e nnd Plnneo'e.
Mien hint Curtis. of Wee! avenue. is
enjoying it several works’ visit in Sow
York and Brooklyn. She is exported
home the last nf’hest week.
CHRYSANTHEMI'M TEA.
(liven by Little 'l‘ots of the Center
School Kindergarten.
The Rindorgurtneru oi the (’euter
school. Norwnlk. held it very pleasant
tshryssuthcmuni ten. yesterday ulter-
noon from 3:30 to 6:30 o‘clock.
'l‘iie oihrient teachers of this depart
menl. bliss White and him ‘Stomnioll.
presided over the affair very charm-
ingly. ‘
The school room was proilily doc-
orsted. sud the deluty new white win-
dow curtains. the expense of which
was to be met by the proceeds of the
toe. kept out the [luring light. pro‘
duclns a Very pleasing effect.
A number of interested parents and
friends were out to lithe too with
their children. and they watched the
pleasures of their beirns and admired
their dslnty school room to their
heart's content.
Mrs. Gem-no Lilwwtit‘a and hire.
George iiromilsld armfully presided
over the ten and chooolsto urns re~
spectivoly.
ills- (trues atomiuell furnished en.
ioysble .plsno selections and Edna
Howard snd Minotaur crofut song
very sweetly by request.
Articles which represented careful
work on the pert of the children item
for sets end found may purehssers.
‘l'he sleir netted s little over iii.
‘l'bsrs ere silt! Islets on the roll oi
the ltiodsresrtsn. with so oversee
dolly standout of shoot ldrtrsleht.
Their pretty room snd‘their mm
”noses." in Which they showman.
seed trelnine. us well worth s‘vlsit
lflfl'i'iim or run Wilma?! chili.
Ths'Wesrss’s club will out There
tier out with the. “issue Janina. of
“tiniest. the insulin is is them
of It's. tr Ml sud hire. I. .l.
Bill. see interesting emeritus»
teem or his. Resell on "The
lists dositttutioe of dependent."
followed by s sensual discussion of
the mention oi oer etste. which is
set! to lie e insist not. The course-
ssties trili'he opened” Hrs. iiiil.
letter put of the summer. since which .
two msrried soon. tier funeral will.
The ldereoce in onto.
one discerning between thst
is some Street. '
more calls
fill.
' “the
Morriil’s {
Office
Practice “”9“
you seen our new line
of
love Tea Kitties.
etc . the finest goods
in existence; In
Tin sud EnsmelVlsre
o... . .
$4 .50 Oil Hester
is a nice “piece of fur-
niture. Any child can
carry them up stairs
or down cellar. No
ashes. no dust, but a
quick. cheap heat.
. and fully warranted.
comstooi? {Watkins
& Dow.
ll: Usshlngtee St. to. items":
New.
Sivaet
Russet Older
FOR~
Mince Pies.
W
Lorenzo
Dibble.
soon crooner.
is North Msin Street.
we snsnssnnn‘e on
Stoves sud ,
Routes. “i
"7'8isr’hn5 ‘
"semen”
lenses
"Wheat i sent Wilmette to '
«gm It” , V ' ‘
You Here to Version s llsr'ss
_ uinquire into its soundness. its
‘ . shilit to ssrrs you. before you determine its vslus. You
. be“ the horse'sijpspiy heosuss it wss s horse ss
fined by . e ~
. But when you buy nets. you are opt to determine their ‘
reins by price only. considering osts
thistle sii them as so equal. .
. . like all other merchsndise, "is“
' utilised by those who one looking for quality. end who
than out“: stidtiint which brim the best returns.
‘ our can your. ounce.
7 Manual T
Brunch Soimsns' Invery Btshles.
Seems to pic
is probably the reason why we have
.. Gomstkoc" 805.
secure hendqunitcrs. ‘
* to
simply as our,
[rode oiosts which is worse
I H.t°hg
Senti- lerwslh.
see business men. This
for office help then we can
helping Does it."
. A postal will bring you information
MERRILL COLLEGE...
Stsmiord coon.
ns'rsnusunu 1867 .
flesrest Your Hesri
is your
unatnwnsa.
sny
dosed men at your sequin-
tnnoe sil like the suns eon.-
ooioror weight. Bolus boy for
spprsrseoe; some for wesrinp
qoslity: some for mediated
propentmsuome like silh. some
wool. others wouldn‘t wear any
but cotton. iiurunderwesrthis
season will pisses more men
gm are before been
set , . Qusiity.
sexton-orientations of sil do~
sirsbls sorts sud prices no high-
er thso isstyesr. deepltssrise
in price of row motorists.
Derby ribbed. ' , finch
Fleece lined. the 75 cent hind.
tor 48 cents
listen! wooist 75 cents .
tithes (rules st Oi end “.50
We sis selling from the best ss-
sortment of
surresuo oven-
costs
we ever had. It doesn't
Ill thinetoooisein sud loch.
01%.“.“us
Goinsiock Bros.
Modern
Olothloro end
Furnlehore.
to score llll il'nl'f.
teeth lemlh. ~ -‘ - lees.
simss s. some. so.
two mesons".
suns-t ill! to
Holiday“
- sum worries» »
pines. hem We ms
aunties. “inlets teeth
see? MM. ,
;.--%it
.HALL whom. '*
REPAIRING or FiliE our],
Fox Cycle and Hardivarec
.
Clothing and Furnish,
OPEN [VIRV IJIINIRO UNTIL D O’GLOOK.
lehesheise lietel Ileoli.
let
iaee
KRIEGER'S uuuumv
ELM ST ED'S
gem
eo~~ m
'8“ Mite huddle}.
m
1
. ,
Hard-Groin
, GOLD nusr mm.
We Ar. flow Loading it With Market! I
EXPERT snot.
House PAIN-nun.
ieo wseumo‘rou eraser
"cvcuvrI-tmo races A‘ «menu: 1'0. All? ‘
opular Priced
have always
been our Specialties.
This season they are more
abundant than ever. ‘
A durable, stylish '
Working Suite.
in single or doubicobreast sock.
Our
“.50 and 32 Working ‘
are made {or scrvrce. ‘
Flwcc lined '
Unclorw ‘
Colored Bosoml
in ne'w and nobby patterns. '
DAVIS. The Tailor
Ciothier. Better and Furnisher. , ..
. ‘ 1
The Krieger Slot}
The Leading , . j
Miillnery and Cloak ..
Store in the Norw ’
For up to-date Styles. for New ideas in Mililnory. tor
Prices, for Best sud Lsrgest Assortment. you must set M
visit our store. ' .
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Mshnckcmo Iiotei Block, 80_ Nutrient,“ .
FOR .39
to.
.00 Edison?-
agoRAiN'
Norwalk Chronicler