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Daily Doings of the People of list-
nik and South Norwaik.
WEAWER NOTES.
Low barometers are central this
. morning in the extreme northwest.
' Booth Dakota and suit coast. iiigh
area and pleasant weather prevails ov-
“or the entrant nd middle sites. Fore-
cast—Jab tonight and Friday. warMer,
fitrcait south to southwest winds.
Rev. F. E. Robbins spent yesterday
in New Haven.
The Catholic club will hold a smok-
or next month. ’ . . ‘
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. MLhtel lTowd leaves Norwnlk this
week to go to work in a Stamford mar-
ket.
The Democratic town convention
he held In the Town Assembly
. Hall tonight.-
Thc Norwnlk Board of Health is
schedu‘cd to hold a meeting next Wed.
nesday evening.
. -—Dealers don't keep the imperial
Crown cigar. They sell them.
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Oharlcs All. Tuck and wife, of Port
Antone, Jamaica. are spending a few
weeks in town.
Harry Culver. of New York city. is
, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith:
of Morgan avenue.
Mrsjw. S. Crofut. who has been vis-
iting relatives in South Norwalk. re-
turned home today.
Dr. Edwin Everett Smith and pa-
tients returned last night from iiothe-
lent. N. il., where they spent the sum-
mrr.
Mrs. Daniel 1.. Millard and daughter
Miss Grace liugguy, of Colorado. will
shortly make a sojourn at the Norwalk
Hotel. .. ‘l i'.
Yesterday was the twentieth anni-
versry of the blowing up of the iroiler
of the stcmiro.rt Adelphi near Gregory's
Point.
Al. llnrtott wont to Great Barringv
ton, Mass. yesterday. to become the
African dodger during the fair in prog-
ress there.
Another woman bicyclist fell from
her Wllf‘f'l on the Wet Wall street pavc-
mrnt yesterday. afternoon and was
badly br-rrisrri.
llohrrt Hazlet alas before the Town
Court. at Nor-walk. this morning.‘cbar-
gcd with non-urpport. ills case wa.~
contintrrd for a month.
1'}. ii. Morch'ousc. the West at’f'litr
grocer. is off: ring a bargain in f‘.il.~il[i
it is extra line, comparing favorably
witir the "lliu-- label."
H- .. *m.-._~...
Miss l-l. Louise Stevens: who has been
spending a month with friends in iizr-
zit-ton. i’a.. rrrrd liay Ridge. N. i'.. la
expected houn- Saturday.
The Democrats of the Second Vomit"
distrirt and the city of South Norwalk.‘
will hol.i their cant-uses tonight .rr'
7:30 o'clock in Arion ilnii.
Thr r‘c Wile» .rn i‘llillllslitdlt‘ Illi'f' ing at
the Holrlirlr' Home. ’i‘ucsday night. ,3
uunriwr or p rsons front Stamford went
to take prrt. Miss Estcrbrook was thr
‘ " no a... a mm
to louthficrwsih. .
Rev ltithrtrd 0. Sherwood wont to
Boston yesterday.
lsaac Hamilton went to White Plains
today to attend the fair.
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is vialtirg in New Haven.
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iitnry Eliort Curtis. of Park street.
died this morning aged about fifty-
Tbe democratic city convention for
Norwalk will take placc Friday even-
ing. . ‘
Mrs. Hanfcrd Lockwood. of Green-
wich, is visiting her sister. Mrs. George
D. W. Miller. of East avenue.
Perseverance Lodge order Daughters
oi St. George, will hold a meeting to-
night. ’
Miss Freda Ferguson. who has been
spending the past eight weeks at Frye-
burg Center. Maine, has returned ~ to
South Norwalk. -
A delegation from Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company attended the sociable
given by Eagle Hook and Ladder. of
Darien. last evening.
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebek-
ah. i. O. 0. it. will meet Friday night
and hold a rehearsal. All members are
rtqrrested to be present. lttfreshmcnts
will be served after the meeting.
Because citizens persistently keep
knocking open the letter box under the
post-ofllce window instead of using the
box on the pole in front of the office a
strip of tin has been nailed over the
aperture.
The regular meeting - of Lincoln
Council. 0. l'. A. M.. will be held or
Friday evening. in Mystic t’lhain Hail.
The new dcgrre team will rehearse the
first degree. All members are reqnstcd
to be present. '
ready mired paints, at one.
.l. W. licatty. 207 Washingtor
—l.25
per gal.
street.
The Union rhrrel , society. of West
Norwnllt. held an entertainment iilll
uppu‘ in the building. Tuesday night
A qriartcttc from the llnptlst church
of Norwalk. rendered several sclctions
anti there were reritatlons. etc.
Allie iiami‘.t;.n. the young son o
Landlord lsaar- llanrilron. of the Nor
tvn k ilotel. bad the misfortune to run
a long s!ircr in one of his iezs 'w'lriir
t pint'. ycsrur'day. The services of '
physician were urccssnry.
Mrs. Susan i’. ltnrton, widow o'
Angusius iirrrron. died at her ironic li
t‘rnnbur'y. last nigirt. i'g”fl sixtv-twr l
years. The funeral will be held Sat~
ur'dny afternoon at 2 o‘clock front thr
house. lluriai in Norwalk cemetery.
The wedding of Wilbur F. liubicli
and Miss Emma i". lie-rs will tnkr
place on the evening of fictober l‘.‘, at
the ironic of the bride's parents. Mr'
and Mrs. ('harics "0‘1“. at l'rrionvillc
from such? I,
Miss Alice lliii. of Newtown avenrre,r
Item-chasthsissdm
Mulls“.
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WM “lilo more 60-. “IV roan.
Chief J. 'i‘ .i’rowitt. of Norwalk. was
ill Danhury yesterday.
deal securing a fine animal.
'i'hc Norwaik Lor-it company closed
last night for the balance of the week.
Mrs C, A. iisrstrom will
the Matinee Whist club. next Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Horace Hubbeil and Mrs, lien-
ry i‘. Price entertained the Pine Ledge
Whist club, yesterday.
Tilly 6': Son have painted on attrac-
rive sign for ilicdrich iiohn. the taller.
out one for the Fair Clock and For
store.
The funeral of Henry Curtis will he
held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
front the house. interment at Norwaik
cemetery.
Harry J. Zehm. organist of the South
Norwnlk Congregational church. will
'zive a series of free organ recitals, be-
ginning the latter part of October.
Herbert W. Kemp has positively dr-
‘liucd to allow his name to he used on
he Democratic ticket for either mayor
ri' councilman. for purely business rea-
Salim
Word was received this afternoon
but the f'ontr-tir-ut ln~nne Hospital,
(‘ommission would be obliged to post-i
”lone thoir \i-l! to Norwalk until next
xvcck.
Tho rcnuiwm high mass to have been
rohi tomorrow morning in St. .loscph's
«irurrh. in memory of Miss Katherine
tcynoids. has been postponed rrntil
i people believe before they do come to see
or
P. W. Rogers has made another horse'
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entertain
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Repeating a Thing
, often enough makes people believe in it, and
i when people believe, it is just as necessary
to be able to do what you’ve said to keep
them in the faith. I am repeating every day
my song “Buy oats that's cicarr”——making
me, and convincing them when they do come.
g Buy Oats that a clean.
l . MANUEL T. HATCH.
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SUPERB Mlltitiiiiti P ii iii}:
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, Oct 1, 3and4.
You are cordially invited to inspect an exception-
nly fine line of the latest effects in Hats, Bonnets and
'i‘oques. This season we have doublet] our stock and
have spared no pains in obtaining the largest and best
assortment of novelties to please the most fastidious,and
:1 personal inspection will convince you that we are
Leaders in l'p-to-datc Millincry for the Twin l‘itics.
()ur Mlle. licckcr', a New York designer and trimmer,
'll execute your orders.
“rarer unsung Dep’t.
.\ new department consisting of a full line of
s‘atnrday morning at it o'clock. .
'l‘he Norwalk ("amera club will trot ii
is near regular rnretrng with lhivld'
“I. it'sbtow, of Wm” avenue ‘orr ()ctog
‘rer 7. til it p. or. Business or import.‘
int-c is to be brought before the club. ,
All sizes. klrwl‘ and r-ondir'ons off
uc'r will find srrnrvthirrg to suit tbcrn'
In clothing at Willis ii. Scllr-nk’s o.\'r'»
“’a'k storc. Ho has put in a urge litre
of hoary underwear. and his new lot of
tier. S. B. Pond will perform the corru,
urony. Mr. liulriu-il is a popular letter i
carrier at the Norwalk post-otihc. ‘
'i'ho i-‘irst Potter-National t'lllll‘.‘ll in l
ludiog thr- Srrndny school and. Christ
on idnrlraror society will observe next
Sunday as ltnily ltay. ll i~ evpo-crc";
that all members of tin-«- rariou~ dc l,
oarirncnts will he prcsrnr and that tin 1
lil\' will be one of srrc-i'ri lllll'i‘t'-i it .
rhe evenir‘g there will be a [li‘lllrt’ per»!
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(‘hristiwn i‘ftitltnrori-rr inicrrdiug ilr‘
chief r-p. :Ilit r,
--l'.r|h r hung at 23c per roll. John
W. lit-arty.
.‘Hrn l"litl‘ll|t" lirtlwli. til the ('rillivolg
idrtoi railroad ticket other in South
.\'r rnaik. will start next week on n r...
tat wt. whi it will lie stunt in lit‘t'dlr
Harrington. Miss.
litttitlt' lludirn, one of the workrm-u
ctnpioyul at the stone rr‘urirrr. mnd- n
this» tip and it‘ll. striking hi.»- eyo on tho-
lta'idlr- of .r sledge hummer. The eye
Witt badly t'iil and lil'lilht'il.
» Madam .t. lirrcht i- now sldalt'l
nt tit ilcrkrl'y siren-i. .‘t‘o'u'nik.
Mrs Jane Flynn. owner of the f‘cn
ltil Marin! buiidirur and ill" onc~ .ut-
_iulttl"u at the corner of Wardrlngton
rrrt-et at d Il‘tlli‘iillil pin-c. is boring the
curl». and sidewalks t'ti'tld.
i'. \ \ruoid ado 'i‘iu- r-ientimt in
tillllli‘til .in deny tin tuictm-nt that
hr- an» tutored by filling from hi.» bit
ctt‘lv wittb riding ilt Wall mirre‘. iic
turn the will rt is a niistaltc.
.\ .l i‘oillns A t‘o have opened
on 'r-ri'ikltig store It iiit i-hrutb
flouth Norwalit.
lli'it
Main 41" l
Matthew hurry and Miss Katherine
t‘ lilo». were married at Qt Marys
tilillrll .mtcrdny. Mm ilur‘lc f'olltns
wrs maid of honor. “it”. i' Itiut‘= i'nrw
tong prrtorrnrd tbc crrrm ry. /
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The at rumor Mcder. t‘apinin ”I'Viln'l
itoa'nnui. nrrtvcl in ttmr'b Noruiik
yestettlur thou. front Hinton Island.
where she went after finders to he op-
cnrd for the Ni! V‘ot‘k murko‘.
~-Tirc Frogs. not of Windham. hit: of
Math Norwaik. will turn on to thr- tie
stage of Music "all tonight.
Tlrr Fro lit the llnsco" rcddtnrc itr
wrrutpnrt avenue. yederdny Micrnn m.
occurred just at i‘N‘PF‘ time at the nth
arr River sr-hol. The anter- werc locked
to prevent the children taking French,
have. . ‘ _
rrtrnd tirc n'o-cting of the Nor-walk;
union iii liroirl lll\t'l' tomorrow «i'.-it
tog ~irorrirl lake tn 7 on till it Souri
\lrrn ~tr'orI‘ Mu .l Milton i‘o'rnrn l-
7 li- dt‘i-tzaic in In ”1- South Norunil
t'cngtcrntouai Y P :«l l' i~‘. to llit'
l-lnrlo-avor tortr-nriotr nt “Errorbur'y
rear The d r) and \\'edtrc«duy.
— Dr. M, H "HM‘II. ocuiist. from New
York. can In- t‘nilnillit-d lit the parlors,
if the Mnhncltrtno Hotel on Tuesdays
‘n tnccu llll' lii'llnt’ of t: m. and 7 p. m
A in twittlt-‘li lll']!|‘t't~~ltiil stems in c»
on among a number of to at ~pui'i men
that the it one worm in t'orrrre-rirut
n . lih or. tin iirpl dry of Ur lttloi ‘l'lrr~
r Itrii m, 'Ih. its is not oil until in
obi r t'-. and any panic» who no bunt
rug tutor: tltil daic will be liabil- to
or. s: and punt iron at 'i‘h-- a one at n
on iltht‘u lite Into r if», This. by it'-
uuc»! i~ a warning to «Mt-"at turtle
who propose gotrg out during the coup
lllu twin tut-iv ».
'i‘he furor-at of the late Item-rte liar-
‘rnrn will it told from Illt it :3 liar-
:‘rrc . intiirit'w
Mr "or
i r rirri .itgt'm \iwtn
train hornwtwrd in limb
:uvr attention .rt :.' allure
1‘tllt to. ii iii}
rnri 1hr \l.r~ons will irrm- ch urge of rm»
‘uo-rui Mr” finite-u tornc-lr
Mist .lnla tic-r c“ vi 4 Man
Ilrlrlu pot trinity. and ‘ t r of tool
Kc ltt', i t. . tit tl‘t~ widow of ii.r- limit.”
lictad Mr izttritnrn wnw r trotntur of
ill, .iolrn‘. irriuu, i-' and \ M linrril
ron marmaroiery. Kn Eli's ‘trorpitr,
and of l’irmiii temple. Nobles of its
Mvstb- trihrinc
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ncrkm-ar is the best yet.
lirll’flt' Hodges. the Well known at-
rrarrar- and strawberry man, was t‘lt'ilr-
iltg weeds at his hour:- this morning.
iatmn he discover-mt a number of fine
dr‘ntrl n rr'lcs. which he took great pr'id'
ll rxltilitliiig to his fi'ir'ilrls.
Thr- t-lonth xii-walk lv‘lrc lkpartnictrt
' voted last liillrt to -rir.' tint board of
'lifliiif'i‘n. ('llrrl Edward \'. linker,
ii “'. ilarford and 'I' S lionnld~orr.
with cit-i‘hlci Satunwl Mctiowatt. to
to New York r'll\‘, rrgvghr. to ntlc'rd
tllc funcrnl of William Ii. Jones,
Mary irate-i‘. wire of Samuel .\ l.c~
r r illrtl \\'ariu~--~r'rt\. 'hr- ‘.‘\ilt iir~i . iIl
hcr' horn.- .rr Nora-ll \l.r« 'iin re
r. Ins \Hll :ir'ttiu litl'l' today. .rrrd ib-
futwrai wil r..~ hold i-‘ril 1) .rr ‘.' o’ni- h
from the twirltnrv- r-f io-r- i-ls'f‘r. Mr»
It} M. l'll'llr-it', ilayttrn Mt‘lillt'.
There was sotnr‘ d: i.r_\ to running In
thr alurrrt for the lll't' at t‘yrrn- lttrm-or-‘I
'-rdcrrro in Wistport .nr-nuc. yester-
‘ tar, owing rc tin ltlrl that runny br-
ovvri it to be out of the tit) A .‘lril-
Itlrrl reporter nutritrd .\n-i~i.rtrt t‘hirf
t-‘ W. Smith and hr Mill .0 still rtliiitti
. li'itIiidillr fur the ottlrtrl) wagon to
um. -i in thu- itrt‘Jiillilit‘ titiirvr
loot two-d in an alarm irotn Hort tit.
ill llr' illt‘tii.
'l‘I-TMi'i'ZiMVt‘i: t‘tiNttlti‘irirl
tiiy .\H~nci.ttrrl l'resst
liiihltill rh-ptvrutrr :10 in .“ilmtlt-
rbum-tts tr-nuwrance cuillt‘rrts will in-
m-id i r ‘i‘r-mont 'l‘r tunic. ito-ton. (Mo-
t‘i' lllllt «Hill Hil' ill rttitliiitrlitlli with
the tuwrrtyttfth anutrrranri of the W
i'. ’i‘. I', width torrvcltca on ’l'uesdoy
runimt. iittolu-r ii.
NEW l.ti.\'iiii.\' i'til N'l'Y tillitlltlh'i’
Norwich. ('onn.. ttlcptcruiwr 22' At
ll’." Mat isnnion county Republican
tonvrmton. held In the ‘t‘own Hall at
it or inch this morning, ticorge i). Jac-
mutt of t‘olriosttr. Wittl nominated for
'."rtli. rewiring forty—eight votes ag-
.‘llrll nine rm Ind by John H. italic.
of \ir-iit. lianhl i‘. McNeil. of Mn-
nich. pr shim
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" Pure and Ears."
mdmfis
For making lino colts it has no equal.
Ladics' Misses' and Children's llosiery, l'nderwenrand
(‘orscts, Kid and Fabric Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Muslin
l'rrdcrwcar, Ladies' Wrappers, (‘dllars and (hills,
(llolrncs A" [do make.) Ncckwear, Veilings and Ruch-
rugs.
Agent Staten island llyc llousc.
rrrrotsB'n‘i Mills, ;
86 Washington Street. Sc. Norwalk. Ct.3
l intended to appear here last evening t Friday, 23d.)
with some strong inducements for your Saturday's or-
der, but was detained in New York 'till it was too
late to ltaud in copy. i went down bargain hunting.
aml believe l'vc succeeded in my purpose, of which
more hereafter. Anyway, this is to remind you that
I am in the swirl. earnestly and honestly alter your
trade, as I hope to prove in do id and Word in the in-
turc. Just now i offer the itincst (‘rearncry llnttcr
that it is possible to produce; believed to be it little
better than the other fellows, ami known to be a little
lower ilt price, 23c lb. Nit-c Quinces, {rile peck.
Lorenzo Dibble,
Model ilroccry, '.\'ot'th Main St. So. Norwulk.
I
i H. KRIEGER’S
Miliinery and Cloak Store.
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it While the interior of our store is
not large enough to make a display .2
of everything desirable and sea-
sonnhle we carry for the Millincry
trade. you will kindly ask for what
i you don't see.
We make this positive assertion
that We carry a larger stock than
all the other Millincry stores in
South Norwnlk combined. .
I
H. 'KRIEGER.
Mnhackemo llotcl liloclt.
.m. x t as , t O “1"“ . u s
I i ‘a iv a" F ”Will“ ‘
,Dr, .a‘t" . ,
* EDWARD ‘STRE 1
Special Sale of HOSIER ‘
fit) doz. Ladies" Fast Black lirute,
regular made, usual price lilo;
price for this uric, per pair......
85 doz. Children's Fast
Ribbed Hose, sizes ii to 9 it»;
usual price 15c; price for thlo
sale, per pair. ~
10c
25 doz. Children’s Fast Black
Ribbed Hose, sizes ii to 9 in.;
usual price 110:; price for thlu1250
sale,1rerpair '
EDWARD STREET, ~
No. 5 Gazette Building, Norwaik.
men and children.
Prepare yourselves for the one}
weathertoeomo.
Edward E. Bailey. Pres. Stephen S. Hatch-Bee. and Tune. ‘
Smelter, '3'unher and Shades.
Planing and Steam Sawing.
MANI'FAC’I‘l'RElb-i OF AND DEALERS IN
. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Hardwood iianiels, Casings, lilo.
Mill and (lilies foot of Marshall is, So. Noreen. . ~
Long Fellows and Short Fellows , 4 1
can be fitted in our Slim and Stout Suits.
tall, slim fellows, and you short, stout fellows,
who have always had your clothes made to or-
der, come and see what we can do for you.: We
have stout Over-coats, too. It's time to think
about lrcary l'nderwear, and We have the larg-
est line in town. Price from 250 to $1.75 per
garment. tiur last lot of Neckwear is the best
wrurs H. SELLEOK,
Clothier and Furnisher,
Store open evenings. 50 Wall Street, N orwalk.
A Star;
of the first magnitude is like the superiority
of our footwear—easily seen. Such stars
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are light for the eye. That's our shoe idea.
Latest Styles and prices that are right. . -
C. H. GALE.
on Washington Street.
80. Norwailt.
Telephone—8145
in Times of Heat Prepare for told.
You cart depend on the weather but little longer
to keep you warm.
Prepare for the out-tuning winter by filling your
bin with coal now. -
You will be glarlmits'donc; you have.- good coal;
you bought it for $5.00 a ton.
liuy your (foul of the Five Dollar Man.
Water Street. B HARRIS
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foot of Raymond.
Fan styres'r
li.\Zl.iI'l‘iiN,
(.‘ltt iSS Cit EEK.
and
lilti VEI N.
'l‘hcsc cool evenings have
come to stay with us now
for several weeks nttd
months. and we have stock-
ed up with a full line of
Fall and Winter t‘lothing
and lt‘uruishings to help
make you comfortable while
it lasts. line of the things
you most need this winter is
A l".\ LL UV ltlltUl l.\'l‘.
Let us show you our litre.
They range from it!) up.
A leader with us is our
$940 one.
Goth.
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Delivered in your ellar at
$0.00 PER l‘ l,
by careful, experienced
Driven.
N0 ILITI.
‘ NO ILIG.
Raymond Bros;
South Norwallt.
"WW evening until it o'eirtcit.
assume I. tarsal.
A I c H i 1' I o 'l'.
limmh out", as Wall st., Hm (I...
thank! lit-7t). till-
lshsshsrao itstsi Itsst.
South Ions“.
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