lira. Edward Fanshaw-ihas been ill
of minds. i
‘Arthur Whitney is on on an oyster-
lng expedition this side of Briduport.
lire. bailey Monroe upsets to visit
her sister, in Lewisboro, N. Y., this
week.
ht ""th 0“ m
can- a.» ’ "M
11111 cons. arm. airs ms. co.
wits-$15.14 my
ed
. _ i: _
i
‘rlie‘rs'eaclhp “111er
Mill picnic Store t 1 1
incs't, iMeresting thing 0’11
The silk waists we told
of yesterday are not the
least. neither are they the
the second floor. They are,
simply one or many httra'c-
tion‘s. ~
In golf capes, lch pat-
Jscdbtl Layton,
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
United Bank Building,
South Norweik. Ucnn.
Frank-Uliclameelcu, General Agent.
Fire. Life and Accident
‘lli‘suullllcr.
We are showing the best assortment of
comm
Capes
in the N orwalks.
We bought them last July. and have
selected the choicest of patterns. At
fitastt agar av ass. *.
as cspmo’e'sesse'seh‘s-e-rrseceie- 3
we feel lonely.
aware-1- °' “112::
tel. as w 0 m I
have done some anhsndcf endwender-
fui things recently in thewayof refrigera-
tion and of fad an army in the Said,
asweilasangh aavy.cne“besh
Inset diet. As semen asth ismey
seem. amors unusual circumstance isnow
transpiring in the W o! the httie~
ships Oregon and laws, which are at pres-
ent beyond Bahia. Mon their way to
Manila. Accompanying them is thesup-
ply ship Celtic, which left New York with
the fleet about three weeks ago. The Celt-
le is a veritable nesting warehouse Sibd
with needed supplies of every kind re-
quired bysman-cf-wasendltssrewena
long voyage through varying climates.
But the chief intaestef this novel ship
centers in bar reset stores and
the
1 "Did you ever hear ot-n
vs?
The city hell detective _
head redectively and thdn‘
led to admit that he had
such an individual. 1 .
‘ Well. there are a decent L
them in Philadelphia. salt 1
good money too.’
"Their work is simple. .
great many piano firms .
ments on the installmeht
the purchaser pays, say, ‘
$500 or $600 inlti’ullflt ,
make good the reminder.“ ”5",.
month. By far the greater I
such purchasers are In “1"; it
day is long. but once in h" . .
comes along whose little ‘ 4.. “ 1:” .
move out the plane I def,
'it is delivered and sell it .. 3
F. V. Close has commenced work on turned Plfiidl "'0 lit)!!! in 0“" WP mt“ and Sterling ’n' “mu“ ‘ ' 3 . 1
no hit hm to be mm In John D tasteful shapes; some of Kermit-N31? "m first 3” thought '9 1'“ made a m“ ofl'lthh'litmmmm’d Muii'iE'Tio billion! or 3 We». 1"
“mm 4 them no will hardly find ova-ion. s nsmaosn rascal ”b to putting 1n so largea stock. but :5" ”dwiwvidom“ imrtmmnlt m"'“°“"°“"“"“”"" ‘ .11. fl"
. . ' an n , ppm '
”Mrs. Gilbert Pinch. of Stamford. is 91,0th, ,5 to 316 50.801178 NORWALK, - - - - cons. '9 find we are M i“ it' as G0”- These supplies .u'iduioil’ul u... the :5 3.J'g§n'3}"fu:“. mm w .a
was. u m mm.» I". m.” e. m" "We, ”Wu“ Capes. cannot be glbt for double mm an a any time take fro-the .1 the piano dealer H 4
“It. m" 0!. Jackets there is B bl“, hm. ' thepricetlm tours “an?! “8. Although m'forgeuxlium wanton” Man's; placed under suspicion. h. 1 .
3 , 1 h lot A" the . a very scarce article, we have not Isoto u:- Pmnpplm when 3:...” iii; ifidhliofiofilhi" '
wet: $13.21? '1: Timid $321.3: 3“] an the stand raised the- price on them. We have 232:" fiabfi'iiiig'ii'oufm“ has“. “ii-'5 m" h“ ”a" d° " '1 4'“ . ii?” 4’
them for ‘ - ‘ “05“"! 0‘ in ”I'll NM?! And “h“ gewlligizrdhsrghhlllotgo It“: «1% "3d
and Brooklyn:
Chicken :thisves- visited the 'r. B.
Wilison place. Tuesday night, taking
the suspected purchaser.“ .
and day. watching any am ~
way with the piano. U ,
been left to this government and. to one oil
the greatest packing companies toan
and sand with a fleet on the longest voy-
of record a ship loaded with fresh sup-
bys; short and long. lined
and donblcdace'd, furetrimy
. $2e98, $4.98, $6a50,
I been valuable fowls.
—F
$75.98 to $14.00.
four weeks are long nought . ~ 11‘"
cum l7 H Ford has 11 fl mail“ ‘nd dplatn fiMBhed Lia's frolr’n which the odioers and crew can the question one way or
M... ... a... .... .. o. 3.! m 9'8 an “mine are to 1 « . as: 1% :"m°“:“~'fi"zli“om”""” l"&?.2lifii‘i§d°h°£sl§d‘ w
pital at the Soldiers Home. be seen ’5 to .75. H KRIEGER & co the Iowa, and will feed them on routees y ,3 ‘1‘
’ 3. ”mum“... . 0 e a”, ”a “In novel in naval his before the expiration of that . . .,
“Search" Henry med 1. lzrect- Au exhibit of furs. if you “firms-um: 3 :33." 1;; ne' dorm”; 1'1" th: mg“ his??? taliiiol’dit $15M“
nncve u eras once . . assua- : . .' 1n twass a u r
ofJirel. o.‘,“"‘o..oo, helloy avenue please. kle’ unto no othelar 1: E1 mm 35 00 $5 00 .....h.p..f..:'cg. .afiififio}: 335$??? iiii'lled'fi'd“, "‘ 3
1 ' i “ ' “o ' mean 11 “l0! "3 m two or three others the wiser. M
The India of the “motions! town' t8 warm to 00 ‘ ’ 1 tberetohcw York in refrigerator cars in p .
mm". :11. himhifi‘lzi‘ at furs." you .... True. 3.... 83mm BUILDING mm «W . p. 1.. Wm“ :.‘:;:11;‘:‘:..i.2.'l.11a°.::.'::".:1':.r:°: m9s423r°mm m '
J .., e—--——-——--- l kin 0 ‘ Mormons, ht is bi ndertahi 1 W ‘
‘ do. 'u m yesterday to Mr. and 00 g C .9“ nothinl and ‘ The comfort of home assured Warm 1101188 happy 33%. ltjl’sugldhm :ttem'ptgd by tholenrcgesl: NOTICE. a;
Hrs. EV .Cantrell. This is the sev- When buying time 0011108 » - ’ and best equipped companies even for '
a... .0. m .0 up. m M... on”: ("I’ll kn ow what ood wife and children to 'greet you at night; good natured momma”... m...” “min",
ml! 1-. b h R I 3. ‘ ant cook with meals on time, all belause you ordered your $133.3: 230315033: grow-"i . . ,
hilns laud AM". of Hadley. linen. t “I“. are to 8 8d hares fOAL from eastern manager of the company, who is spool“ Olty loam,
mated by lies lack in speud- unless you put oil buying My room painted or pepered in s “Wm” ”w“ '°""" """'°' "°"“ . - '
taga3tsw days at the Congregational too 10 hurry. The whole cargo llm load: I151a frozen -.—-——-
"W" ”" ill: semi-ammo i. M a man ros::~:.:111:".r.::::.n ..“...'°::11:. m... s... um.
Owing to‘the tournament on Wee 7'“ elevator. fast but that i can handle them to Mill ”film. "mm "‘ “mu“ new” a” “IV—“u" T°og°§eplhnflfglffl ‘3’?" of the c“!
39,,er l “emu”, prices “a touching at Honolulu—reach theirdestinw 0“ I l' -
Burn links the Tramway cars were
run on a twenty-minute schedule yes-
terdny. and will so continue the rest
of the week.
:4)“. and hire. Samuel Grumman. ot
Darin, and Mr. and Ilrs. John H.
Keeps, of South Norwalk. have re-
thrwed- home from a driving trip
through launchesetts.
lira. Newton Leonard. of Washing~
ton Hills. Oneida County. N. Y.. past
president of General R. U. Sherman
Post, W. it. 0.. visited the Home Tuss-
day, in company with hire. E. M.
and Mrs. Josiyn, of Stem-
ford. Mrs. Leonard has visited oth-
Our silk department isa
store in itself; rich in hand-
seasonable things
Over 200 shades of plain
some,
tafieta; all the season’s col-
ors. at 75c and She a yard.
Where else, outside of
the big cities, can you find
such a collection ?
Left aisle, rear.
JUNIUS BROWN,
pmsrrm.
D. W. RAYMOND,
BumaVDircetcr
‘ and Smhuhnbi‘.
of the N orwalks and
Garnish "Dressers
vicinity have come to recog-
nize the fact that we are justly proud of our Cus-
tom Tailoring Department. and have a right to, as
it has taken years to establish it.
having fabric, cut, trim and finish absolutely cor-
We begin by
clan, the storeship Celtic will have per-
formed the most wonderful voyage in the
world's history in the meat line. She will
have carried in her hold and through all
climates, a cargo of frozen fresh meats
over the longest voyage of a moat ship in
existence. She will have demonstrated
theiimitisss possibilities of refrigeration
and of nautical cold storage for distribut-
ing the world's surplus meats and pro-
visions to those climes and people who re-
quire thorn. This voyage of the warships
and of their floating store, the Celtic, will
take more than 100 days. lioretofore a
voyage of so days for a frozen meat ship
has been regarded as amarvel in trade
circles The whole ailnlr is one of groin
credit to the government at Washington
and to tho cneigetic contractors in the
By authority vested in me as new“
and by order of the Council of In
city, 1 hereby direct you to give W
to the legal voters of this city til” I
special city exacting will he Win
Arion Hall. on Madison street, ”
Tuesday. the 2-ith day of October, 1
at eight o'clock p. m.. to take
action as may be deemed advi
on the request of the Board of
Commissioners for said city for an en'-
propriatlon of fifteen hundred “lists
for the general uses and purpos- of
the Street Department of said cl .
said appropriation being in still
to the appropriation made for said 1%-
partment at the adjourned annual
meeting; also to transact any
$.53
k M l f .
gland“. ”d ”o e my 3" ’ ° ’3 ngl :1... cm‘gm ’rect. Then we price our work lower than me 1311- "Mm Thommmm m Mm." business proper to come before
The funeral of Alexander J. Paris No need to tell DOQDIB TW' “i m"- “*- Wet it to be. $33,331?'fnf‘mgfgfnofihflfjm Dated at said city October 11th. a.
.3 was largely attended yesterday mer- nowadays how convement J 0 JENNIN * States, and themeat trade 1. under obli- 99
5 '} Illa?!“ hgigescodmfdxdgdnlcde Screens 81'8' they know . . 08' mmsef\“gs gntlon to the commendable daring of our
' ........... were mm... Mm ’ ' costumes-1w. rm. :5:2:.'::2'.3°:..2;:;.°1:32:23;“W
Srayton Jones. Cari Muller and Char-
les Whittelnore. Several selections
were rendered by the Birchard Sisters.
There were a great many floral tri-
butes. The burial was is the family
plot in Spring Grove cemetery.
MAINS.
licnry Simona. of Main street. is re-
covering frcm an attack of the chills.
George Low and family are moving
from lain street to Robert Dibble’s
house in the vilirige.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist
Church will hold a social this evening
at the home of J. H. Crockett.
The Epworth league will hold a so-
cial Saturday night at the residence
of hire. Mary Themes, Main street.
Miss Jennie Raymond. who has been
In the Nos-walk Hospital was brought
they are
trimmed
to $5.75
But we shall tell how cheap
here.
You may buv good ones.
and untrimmed, as
low as $1.35; oak screens, 3-
fold. Above this prices run
in trimmed and
$2.25 in untrimmed. A
“Spanish beauty ’ ’ fire screen
at 84 and an art screen at
85.75 are worthy special
mention.
Then there are 3-fold J ap-
anese screens, gilt ema-
mented
at 82.25. Little
enough for such screens.
assess in
Wall Paper. and Border-
! NORTH MAIN swam.
South Norwels.
Sample Books of most Styles of
Papers. Borders and Gilt Raiding
taken to houses for Inspection, on no-
:ce by postal. Estimates cheerfully
van.
its:
Pillubhg 111d Stun Huilllg
iloi later Hating
Hot Air Huang.
MOVIE-.— AND ltANGlfl,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Nets! Ceiling. etc
Have you seen our stock of
RICBHOND KING'S 7
tic goods.
‘\
. priced to offer a verv substantial saving to the
purchaser. Over 200 styles to select from,
55.00 to Stone
Many exclusive patterns in Imported and Domes-
Open every evening until nine o’clock.
S.Dmu§$m
OUR NEW STORE.
85 Washington Street.
Later-rely 'l'elegrnphy In France.
"The French are not in it as for as the
telegraph is concerned.” observed a Wash
legion merchant who recently returned
from a hurried trip abroad. ”On my ar
rivnl at Havre I not a telegram to Paris to
my hotel engaging a room. At the same
time I sent a cable to my family in Wash-
ington reporting my arrival. Three hours
afterward l arrived in Parlsto ilnd my
inswer from this country. But the tale.
gram I sent from ilarro did not reach
Paris, or at least was not delivered there.
until after I had been at the hotel over an
hour. in one case it was a matter of but
a few miles and in the other a distance of
oeverai thousand. The telegraph wires
worked as rapidly in one case as in the
other, but in the service the delivery was
where the trouble was.
The French make no special eflort at
rapid delivery of messages, and indeed
make no claim in that direction. They are
accurate enough, but very siow.'l‘l1ink-
ing 1 would save time in Paris by using
the telegraph, I sent a number of mes
to friends and business people in
B
35
Further Appropriation! . 2‘
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-.
oil of this city proposes. at its next
regular meeting to be held on the 6th
day of November. 1899. at 8 o'cloclt p.
m.. to appropriate the following sum
for the department 'named. the same
bring in addition to the appropriation
made for said department at the ad-
journed annual city meeting for the
current year; viz, City Hall Depart-
ment. current expenses, $260.00.
By order of the Council,
JosisPH n. TAYLOR.
home yesterday. She is still a great
suilerer. ' “ ” d ' d t i th cit . in near! every Cit! Clerk-
__ _+_ Speaklps of J up lllhl - You Don’t Have .1”: m:.s’..u.m’o...l 30..., ”0...... Com. mm,“
The You"! "09‘" M"! °‘ screens bnngs to mod the 01108 0 88 0. m "" ""’ '"°"""°”’"“ "'"m" 1899 ' ' 0136;
in person. My experience is like that of
Christian Endeavor of the Baptist
Church will hold a social tonight at
the home of Mr. and lire. John Crock-
en.
The new Hoyt residlmce on Bell is-
land is well along towards comple:
tion. Mr. Foster is having I retain-
ing well built at the upper end of the
east beach. "Queen Quality” has be. ”m 5:"an preaching Harmonia 3°15;an d‘issrolvfigggn l:hc 18th Iclay of October.
3 y as col convention. so was . .. . y mutua consent. All
sou slice Rooney. oi South Nor- come a household {word 1n " " sousvan. use i i i i i not. ammo..." rs. thought to- debts owing to the said partnership,
ward which hewas driving with all phys are to be received by said Edwin Wil-
walk celebrated the fifth anniversary
of her birthday by visiting her uncle
andaunt, hlr. endflnB. A.Griilla.
The little miss received several very
pretty presents.
Third floor,
handsome Japanese lambre-
quins. all colors. embroid-
ered in gold, 81.35 to $4.50.
take elevator.
Bridgeport. when speaking
of women ’s fine shoes. Most
of you know em and what
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
DORLOMOUSE.
to be ' Troubled
with that Cold.
others. for we all found out that such a
thing as rushing is unknown to the tele-
' graph service there. ”—Washlngtou Star.
A lint For n lleelng Word.
A North Carolina preacher in one of
our western counties whose memory some-
times falls him at the critical point was
ieal earnestness was that thedootrine of
the resurrection was the very essence of
the The word “cocoa" he had
caefuily calculated to use in etremen-
dousepitomoof his wholethought. Rising
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given. that the part-
nership lately subsisting between
James A. Brown and Edwin Wilcox, of
the..Clly of South Norwalk. under the
firm name of Drown & Wilcox. was
cox and all demands on the said port-
nershlp are to be presented to him for
payment.
Dated at the City or South Norwallr.
Conn. this 18th ‘day of October. A. D.,
‘flb'mafl book of the South they’re mde 0‘. For the .._.~_.__. ontlptoa, he shouted. "lnanntsheli, my 1899.
rm sine River School district has mow brash .thedocsrlne 1 the urroctlo JAM a. now .
heen completed by nas- Tayior and few who don’t, we say the axons mangoes-sen amTq—umm°— m ' newliiv Wligox. I
can be found at tip’reddence of Oom- dI'BSS boots ado {Ii 9 ‘3' mouse. 3 _ Ales! his chosen word "menu" was 018 St
values-as ,o. a. My. of slate _ . .' 3mm 0 ll - ‘ ' Hepanssdnssoondnndthenstrode 'r m m .1 r
“n“- '°' “'9‘”- v1c1 kid. on stylish lasts and was. ammmmfirg m“ m““‘".,,. 2‘2; era '31 Fanirileld 80512:]; 1’ comm
- . ' , 3 ‘ .. m” , __'.u,. n._ “mg l hereby apply for a drugglst license ‘I‘
m. lmflhltqme “Pileknnce m m ‘ a. ”.13.. debt 1...“... x to sell Splrltuous and intoxicating Li- ' 3»
to every line who is much 1. .. .. ”3' . "meummm quors. Ale. Lager Beer, sum Winn ,
Judge John H. Perry. of Southport. ‘ M m l foot ,IIEL , . I foraileal mama‘s“, 11.19...“ and Cider at 880mb Main street.’l'own "
who has ha: spending several weeks 300‘ ‘ l' n "93"- hmwagg'...“ his vetee. has 31th lat-see m of‘Nlorwtlllit- :3 ”Wrist hostages is
tnllalne, While. 4'31- rr-I ifeugrywl hunt”~oo,” no mecw n no tract
The!” and mm DOM! ' flat-’3‘... " . . :wnlfidfl'flmfllflbfifllflm line of . Chm-ch ”(NM 0’ PIN“ 3 .3.
Iced-t. School house, or the premises pertain-3 1‘”,
lhavetrled to impose upon youisthat
0. ing etc or any Post-oilee. Pom
are made from genuine Rus-
Lih or Comets
sia calf and box calf, on the
t.ltahh owned by Charles
ovd" cof Green Farms. has been
taken out of communism for the season.
(they Smith. of Ian nonalk. cep-
In of the oyster sloop seal 3.: . .
3,. 13".,“ I, mu.” 3.5% Hard to choose from so For sale by g t “autumn-exam: ulw... the nmgozi-gezedh’em a:
w m x are. II W.
est shorten! many styles--over a dozen. To Stilt EVEI'YbOdY. “1.1. .s. int"... Isslllti£°zrtlt ”my m
At the Green firms Church Wednes-
hy evening there was an organ recl-
tal and concert Prof. Gibson. of Nor-
Shoo store. w
walk; It . Pal . . 03d ”I.
.........:'o. e. inroads.“ “'° “’1 m" miwxmnms 3:” flea“: Warm"... ‘ ”i
. DI- ," l ,
tenor. took rm few do” and i _ i i i i mhrfidrm't‘yuhd o'; ne'ii. Raymo‘rld? m
Anhformnir nddan will weigha’l'hsy . nuns. lhereycertiythat a
he see 1- www.mmugu M T A RLOV who...” kuflrfiom fl'fidfi'xi'o'i; m 51': new
m“ Tea Howusn F. H. Baxter i i mama—wuss». Ws. ' '
popular
"manuish" lasts.
The price—'83.
Dar Goons (‘0
We
we have them coming by
WWW.
R. H. Plainted i '
'7-
Dsted It Norwalk, this 180! II! ill
MM. A. D., 1899. ,
FRANK H. BAXTER, AWN
ll. Baxter. for such license. '
Dated at Norwelk, this ma .1 d
October. A D., it”.
Norwalk Chronicler