the la-
- e Jain-1&0 a} the most
ornamentiii of ill ’the thirty-six races
of door to M49190 gathered together at
burn. In ,the early summer; when
al the other deer except the wnplti are
either shedding their home or “in the
I.“ finding “I. "n“! in velvet," the axis are ‘ln plerfec‘tlon.
both of color and nut. era. the urge
aemoutof 1M1 citizens. I; herd of this species looks as if carved
right here at home.| _
out of ivory and red gold in the sun
”in" 3‘" " mu'1chlne and verdiire of English scenery.
ilowing for publicliim- i'l'heir horns are almost white, their
lacing fortbe most lkei" eyes and muzsléd of jet black. their
is testimony: throats white and their bar he and sides
Acher of 10 Cove street a brilliant golden tan. spotted with
he Norwallt Lock Cont— round dots of unrest white. it bi
was suffering from an up worth a pilgrimage -to Wobiirn to see
ache and in attention was‘ these deer alone. They breed con-
. Bond's Itidn1e1y Pills Igot stantly. sometimes producing two
' lawns in the Ivy 'lvemontli.-i-l .ctator.
it Pialsted’s Drug Store, and 1 It?
1-1. I'iIIIey utter! promptly and Nd: Grand OBntl’al
Market......
Dean's Kidney Pills are atlas
RAILROAD PLACE.
' for backache. No reaction. no
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
(he Mdln'g is in rim
If any city or town in
eutiicieot proof on the
act it is East Norwalli.
all Weight
rickets,
0.1'
a carry. no spoon to forget or
y u simply put them in your poc-
idney Pills for sale by all
lealci , p ce 50 cents a box. Mailed
n rece pt of price by Poeter-Milburn
,N. Y., sole agents for theI
111the name—Dian's—antl1Fish, OYS‘BIS, CIams’
1 Escallops, Grabs.
- - I
crIlI-c or free and easy 1at III,
IBluo Points
id n gt" and battle. for souls at
Sent out on the half-shell
A cordial invitation is ex-
Long Island Oysters
.iunlor soldiers coni- .
The fittest to be had.
With ta
tinny meeting at In a in All c‘hll-
drcn are welIomc. iirother French I
of New Y',Iiik is expected to be iicr119
and take part in the meetings tonight ,
' «1 Sunday. Every one welcome.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
rdI (‘ONGIIEG
avenue a
' ll. licard. past
IIith preaching
"5' l’E’l‘ER'S Cili'RCIi. N0li'l‘ii1
Main street—Service Sunday. October
list. at. it):lil) Preaching by Rev. Wil-
liam Schmidt. '
Soups
Of all kinds.
in
Thin“ Baked Beans.
Leggett’s Canned (ioods.
. for men and III -
(I‘vice at 5 o’I'loI-l
MISSIONS.
NUDSEN's HALLMISSION. CHEST-
nut street. South Norwalk~Regular
service tomorr afternoon at 3:l.’»
o'clock.
Jammy ll
bro .d .1111 i)“
Come and enjoy the service
t to [hp “my ,, ~ Good singing and speaking. Everv- HUNT & ZELUFF'
. Maw!) doing I It... body welcome. Come and bi‘1lng
your friends.
:ii' of tlicli (IIIIIIII,
“iii your own poiiiti
c’child to y'oui 1111K
it tho clouds of ship '
Fit‘lllllilil: the battle of
.a 1 c for m or Perry on vim,
at: from tho z-Iailablc
devotional iillplt‘hn' sta: upt-
i? cluiiattet by a bolus mot
1 I I struggle with tho Hilltllii
‘1’ - -li taught iicicsaity of die
Tel. 35-4.
illill. unis w. niIIs ~ -
inuirs IIIIII PASTOR Bllmusness
Continued from First Page.
' “line used enroll-able (SA-0A-
iorougli lililit' student well- read and um .Ind find rem perfect. Couldn't do
11‘ mm It) hp, (“unguigdtiun Irithoailt tlic1m largmuscil themdforsosne time
, I foi childicu and music Mi. Davis was for a time commanderi “15,2.y‘m‘e3" menmgmfim {$330333
'ht and vlvuI ions boyhood pf Wadlinm' a Post (i. A. IL. of W uth'-ii1)1nce tried. you will neverbewiihontshemin
ii the mischic Iious but no my. and afterwards Ilinplaiii of the “'0 family. EDW- A. M‘M- Alhany.N.Y.
he affairs of life of your ii
malicious: of your dct’ci'n )epartmcut oi louncctiiut toi foui I
It fIII those of your motlu . cars and latcr inspector Izencrai on: CANDY
romance of your court" .. ' he staff of (‘ommandci- -ln- -t‘ hie! lluI-I CATHARTIC
l
dett in 1883.
. He has long lnon ldeutitlcd with the .
‘ 1"Ielnpeiaiitc IilOHI'mi’ili of tlic statc and i
was foI tun Vt'illh :‘IupcIInII-iiIlInI ot1
thr- jIIvcnilc Work. which led him to
. isit almost cvci'y city and villagc in j
.* the. coiiimoiiwcaltii. addressing convcii— ‘
tions and instructing llll‘ I'hilIli‘cn iii! pm...“ "I. “N
lessons of "Truth. lovc and purity
Mr. lliiyis was one of the si'ii'n1,
Rum. 'l'ss te.aood
, G.ood Never iIllclion. WcaIu-Ii. or Orino‘? 10c. 24c. 60c
cults CONSTIPATION.
'hOsI-n to r‘cpicsrtii thc Adiontlst body {'1'}?! “'“"""‘""“'"“'."“."'""""" 3"
use "I
1'0-1’0-“0 $3312?th "HEM?“ 0! all art"
Tonoaaeoon
at the \\ orlIl' .~I Parliament of Religions
it (hltago in 1393. iii.»- address then.-
upon the Kingdom of God was printcd I
port;
‘n “m I l'hllil
and you for
ted ouncli’ to I’rayer in all the Bridgeport papers. and after- , .
W10“i ssioii and b '1 - - THEM wards appcarcd in the volume. Piliii-, BELLIXGO AGF‘ATS
at N“ pom-e wci'cIIIl Imitation led Adientuai Essays published byl
Iai‘m'e ready .to givu III “III-tile“ The \‘I orlri s Christa. Boston. 51
anlve'sprVk-p and He was for six years. successively I-l— I I
1bighcvt plan eeted president of thc t‘onnccticut Ad- 1
‘m’iie Hinhlnl vent (‘hiistlan (oan n III II and is .I;
yes”, mod and on membcr of the general mission liiiillil
cs (0' of man as i:—‘ of his denomination.
the la. arousing ii “1 STREET After (losing his labors with the
riotism and I HI. Norris Bridgeport Church. in the fall of llIiIIi, 1
Joni-I of his so I- I 4» gallonal he accepted a call from the church at 1, I
Whoa has ulna,“ I I I .HDlli Salem. Mass.. and has since laboreo'
Cotiztimcs “in II 'iII ll I y Conn? faithfully with that people. Last Monv
the“ Iodc thr- I. I» ng the day evening he and Mrs. Davis WNW-1,
In by dolnIIII -1.I ch at 4 tendered a rcception. both of whom rc- .1
:I‘rovcd In or 71m diocese. ceived a purse of money. His coming a 8 0 a 0 BB
ihifiielore thIlnIltmI I attend to Norwalk will be hallcd with joy by
life ‘thu niue m» . as. many friends, both in and out of hl‘~‘
tei' Itho oI——-— ' church. AND THE
quail c ilfil‘. SAVIOUR. *-
and I‘- nquI' of being in THE S'I‘Af‘ E l‘.\' SHAKHSI’ EARF'S
“C‘ay optimum an Angels ’llME
“I90 wmtea it ting] eyenlng lohn ('liiirton Collins. the distin-i
tic 0- out hIInl of our Holy giiished casayist and Qiinrtcily Review -!
('0 lIilIiii hymn. Stars er. has been chtui'ing on the theatre of,
.‘lll’li’t; anthem. Shakespean-‘s time. The ty'plIal thcti- THAT YOU
I
ter then was of w.ood I'li'Iular or hcx-. i
agonal in form being modeled cxth-j
nally on the general structure of that
old amphitheatrcs for hull and hem
baiting. ’l‘h" iiitcrior was fashioned
after the inanncr of an inn yard. Thc ,
pit was scorchcd by the sun. whiic tho i
actors were pi'otoI-ted by a thaichch
penthouse. ’l‘lio accncry was siippli-d ,3‘
by the. imagination of tho auIlicnI'c. but ,
What was lacking in scenery was ntillllI i
tip in noiI-Ic and bustlc. things being.
kept very lively in that tliI‘I-ciinn. 'l‘hcl
'Ih iii llvaven, Crulck-
authin. Hark. Hark
Iitfcrtory anthem
ght and Fair. Han-
“"6111 {HI hymn Hark “I"
‘11‘.\ rims [,e Jeane.
1Il ”ELDER AVENUE
It . IL. I. Mc Clare Bellows.
g'uth Sunday at!”
Procession-1398
mighty 140; (Elm—1
,1" , .159; hymn
EVER DRANK.
AT ,v.
Sillllil ~
lillllllllllKJli
72 N 0. Main st.,
80. N orwalk.
fit 1,00, W. 1‘ most numerous class amour: the aud- .
I want to It! Lord ience wcrc rolstcring prcnticos, 1
cdbeck: Ssnc- 0n the stage and in otlicr parts were I
"to Communion fashionablc IlantliI-s, git-“shin".kip,“
writers and actors, 'l‘hesc, it is intcr— g
eating to know. always had a frcc pa» ‘,
The play lasted two hours on an avcr- ,
‘ofliin I"; Rune age. and t'onrddt'ring the noise and tho ,
W. Come smells mm h or companicd the per form-
. II. once one was. hit. (‘ollins preaumcd 11TELEPH0NE
not sorry when' 'thc actors dropped on[
their knccs to pray foi tho QIIPPII.1138-3.
I, 317
g a. lyricists. El-
“11 Gloria Patri.
No mattcr how proud a man fcI-ls of |
a woman's cleverness. he likes to fool .
that she considers him even more I'lcv- .
er than she is borne". .‘
. I Macmillan Van
i-zaxt Nowell. Rev.
Drive Horses
from ‘
Baker’s Stables,
tor. Washington
I ind Spring Shuts,
Tel Call. 139-3
Siomc people when arrayed in fine
garments are apt to remind one ofa
~ INGTON
. . nor list-
.II 6!. and
m" "
. . lt‘eo-
Holi-
‘e
sov'i'lt nonuni-
frin'tiiigof any kind and
on a ppr with on: work
dono' in this section of
Oonnoetient.
I l
SBNTINEL BUILDING
South Nowell, Conn.
1 A
My room painted or meted in s
‘ harry
This everybody to crying new.
Jobs of this kind cannot rash so
”but thstlconhandiethotnto
everybody's sotiefootion. prices and
JUNIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
s levnnsl em out: rim
D. W. RAYMOND,
Sauerd'htrcetcr
ant Smheimer.
93 Washington St.. South Norwaiit
Residence, 9 Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at house, 34-8.
1.i. o. annuities.
«ape aim, lislriniiitr. nam-
nm In
Wall Poporo and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Narwaut.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection, on no-
tice'by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
Vacation Tours at in litter
Normicotia and
Neili0llllllltlllli.
by; steamers SILVIA and PORTIA of
the RED CROSS LINE. sailing from
New York every Saturday at 4 p. in
Full particulars and literature upon an
plicstion to
Jacob M. Layton, Agi.
I erootl Place. 80. Norwoik
1847
Plumbing and Steam ileitliig
Hot Water Heating,
Hot Air netting.
STOViw AND NANtiEi-i,
SLATE AND 'i‘iN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RRNGES 1
heloneittllotcliliiisco.
l7 WALL STREET. NURWALK.
DORLON HOUSE.
IIIGORY'S Pom.
loath Kuwait.
1. I. SULLIVAN.
m and m.
‘i‘ormoroooonohio. Bathing.booting
fishing, electric cars to hotel, connect-
ngwith oil trainsontheN.Y.,N.l
MELL'
Gas etc
moan marinas.
1 , onion.
1. .. I .WII ”LII!
”Till“ DIETS.
lay gevsrvlifld‘iii'oE '1' one a
n tablets give tainted to relief. 9”
I'm; “to! cool loo] Din“!-
Aok you 0' 9° on
Send stamp for free sa'rhyple
IO“ "0. 00.. Blink-l. O
3—. _..._. .._._-
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming by
the car-load every
lbw days. .
M. TARLOV.
NOTICE.
The agency of the Connecticut Gen-
eraiLife insurance Company for sever-
al years managed by the late ti. 8.
L'Hominodieu will for the present he
continued by his brother. Front
L'Hoinmedien. once will remain the
pretty label on an empty bottle.
We artiu‘horeaftd. each any, show
one of the latest Paris, marina or Vl- ,
i. "mas.
enns styles.
"By presenting The Sentinel coupon.
and We. at The Fair Cloak Iitore, 08
Washington street, some 'Norwnil, you
can obtain any else pattern.
1160-Missss'WII1st.
1'2. ii and 16 years.
Popular on the yoke and slightly full
bodice already are. they promise to
gain even firmer hold during the fall.
The very pretty and girlish design il-
lustrated ls alllic suitable for an en-
tire gown and an odd waist, and be-
comes simple or elegant as the mater-
in! is simple or rich. Ari shown how-
ever it is made of light weight diagon-
al seige in the new navy blue and is
part of a costume.
The foundation or fitted lining ls
smooth. but the outer portion is slight.
ly blouscd at the front and is drawn
doIvn with slight fulness at the center
back. The yoke and front are of
crI-ani polnt-de-Venisc lace laid over
white satin. as is the high collar that
shapes in points behind the ears. and
clinic lnvlalbly at the motor back.
The small i'cVers are of blue Velvet
and thc bands of narrow ribbon are of
the same shade. Finishing the long
tight sleeves are pointed flaring cults
of lace mcr satin. and at the waist
is worn a belt of bias velvet drawn to-
gether with a clasp in front. The out-
line is given on the pattern for the
correct placing of the trimming on
sleevos.
'l‘o makc this waist for it miss of
fourtvcn .I'cnrs will rcqulrc one and
one-half yards of material forty-four
inches wide. The pattcrn. N. 7768. is
cut in sizes for misses twclrc, {cartoon
and sixteen years of age.
00090000000000.0090
' SEITIIEL course.
The holder of this coupon is entitled
to one pattern, any else.
No. 77M 1 also-—
By the payment of ten cenu, at
can run 0140A! 81'0“.
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0
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FDR CAPITAL GROUNDS.
Tire Mortar that flow Service on General
iirsnt’li Railroad.
A thirteen-inch mortar. known to the
members of thc First Connecticut ilca-
ry Artillery as the “Peters-hurt: lis-
piess.” is to form a part of the monu-
ment which Ihc artillery has permis-
sion from the Legislature to arr-ct on
tho- (‘npitol grounds, The regiment is
now raising money for the base, and
it is liopcd that. the mortar can be plac-
ml in position with appropriate exer-
cises on June 10, 1900. thc occasion of
the reunion of the regiment.
’l‘hc mortar is now in Bridgeport. it
was manned by the First (‘onnm'tlcui
licnvy Artillery on General Grant's
railroad between Richmond and City
Point. it was fitted on a freight. car.
and was run over the line at conven-
lcncc. it was given to the First (‘on‘
nccticut ilcnyy Artillery by a special
act of Congress and was taken in
Bridgeport from. the navy yard at
Washington on a sI-hOonr-r owned by
Frank Miller, of Bridgeport. who is '.i
nit-miner of the. artillery.
unease Your novels With Cameo“.
Candy (‘nthnriiiu cure constipation former.
l0c.‘.‘.'x. If (1. C. C, fall, drucgists ri'funtl money.
ADVERTINED LETTERS.
Following is a list of letters remain-
ing uncalled for at the following post-
oifiI-es for the week ending Sept. 9.0:
SOUTH NORWAl.K.
('hrlstian Anderson
Miss Joule (‘auliilns
lncz Morris
John Gilchrist
George C. Smith
Mr. M. A. Hayward. care Mr. Ray—
mond.
Mrs. Anna M. Miller
Mrs. Martha Schmidt, cnrc Mr.
Klein.
i‘. A. Brown
Miss Margaret ('ostcllo
Andrew Marshal
Mrs. M. chmen
Mrs. Annie M. Miller
Mrs. Annie Sullivan
Miss i-‘iorrie Williams
f‘harlie Robert Timer
Miss Minnie M. Kemmercr
Herbert (iilland
Mrs. Annie E. lliibbeil
Charles Gregory
Henry Pratt
Mrs. Emma J. Parker
Mrs. ldd Pierson
(i. W. BENEDICT. P. M.
\' A SHAFT TO DEATH.
DOW.
Washington. September 30—James
P. Willet. postmaster of Washington
under President Cleveland's last ad-
ministration and superintendent of the
Post (mice department and city post
ofiice building. was instantly killed to-
day by falling down an elevator shaft
tram the fourth story of the new post
0 re.
REFUSE TO PASS OI'R FLOUR.
Constantinople. September Ito—The
customs omcisls having refused to pass
20.000 sacks of American flour arriv-
ing directly from the l’nlted States. on
the ground that the flour is nnwhole-
some. I'nited States Minister Strauss
energetically protested at the place and
obtained an trade ordering the admis-
me in the United Bank Building.
last Trips, Sept.
STIAMFI HARLEM.
Sold Exclusively
. in
South Not-walk. Come.
by ‘
M. H. CLOVER.
,Iiv’;1.... ,lt
The Manuiacturerspi the tennis: shoes
have agreed to the:
«IGLOVER’SI»
The Place.
28th
LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK. 7:35 A. I. t
LEAVES NEW YORK:
Beeliman Street. 2:15 p. at.
East 31st Street, 2M0 p. m.
.0
Saturday, 1:35 p. in. I
Saturday. 2:00 p. m. "
FARE. SINGLE 400: EXCURSION. 70°.
Freight Propollor City of Norwalk.
Leave Beekmsn Street, New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. 6 p. in.
Leave Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 5 n. m.
m....!-. _ . . .-
"Everything from a needle to an anchor."
Open Season on Game Oct. lét.‘
We can supply the sportsmen's needs with anything from a rapid- i
fire gun to a box of our
EXPERT SHELLS. ' ‘
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
i. quick Bales. Small Prints.
“THE FAIR”
CLOAK STORE.
From Makers to Wearers.
Fall Opening,
SATURDAY, SEPT. '30.
livery- lady in The Norwalks should visit its
then. She will find prices more
reasonable than she .5,
- dared to expect
I. Wrubel a» (20.,
68 Woohington Street. South Nos-walk
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
, one-half price, for July and August
. sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever oflered on this earth for,
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
sic- of the flour.
I quality.
Theo. Olsen
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Norwalk Chronicler