9. Goose.
lishments. ubllc hehenna might
9 be food fsad few barrels of chic
‘9 ride of lime malls lypliiod
‘ and mhiaria‘tf'l g: o 6 past! «9.
'9 once. of the Advent Christian Church.
L, sooiation; Rev. Francis 8. Alnsworth
, is secretary and
tonnes and 8. W. Volsor. is treasurer
, 9f the State loyal Workers. 9 .
31st, and on November 1. the Loyal
._ Brooklyn brl
I "b ' n,
this office should be adores sad to The,
Bsntlnol. Personal Istt‘crs not delimit
Raymund Brothers. are harvesting
salt hay In this place.
White Brothers, the contractors and
builders are on acting a house In Laur
9] street.
Mr, and Mrs..A"huIr Waldron are at
the Danbury fair odayl .
Mr, and Mrs Frederick W. Starr has
moved from Osborn avenue to South
Norwnlk
Plans are being made by the Cleve-
land Wheel club to hold another run
next Sunday
The two houses in Henry street, he
longing to Mrs. Mattie L'Hommedieu.
are being repaired.
William Carr. sexton at the East
Avenue Methodist Church it at the
Daubury fair today.
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The regular prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church, will
.take place this evening.
Rev. E Z. Ellis of Dsnbury, will be
at the Advent Chrictain Church Sun-
day evening and will deliver an ad
dress. ‘ .
Rev. and Mrs. John Cromlish. who
buys been away ’nil summer and have
visited many places, have returned to
their home at'69 Maple avenue.
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The exterior of the house belonging
to Theodore Olsen at the corner of
Fort Point street and Van Znndt ave-
nue. is being painted. A hedge is to
be planted around the front yard.
The S. W. 0. Club held a very pron.
table meeting last night at the rash
dance of the secretal‘y, Miss Viola Byx
bee. of Pleasan avenue. This club
consists of yo g ladies who have
handed themselves to gether to sew.
There was a party last night at the
residence of John Brown in Selleck
street. About'thii‘ty were present. A
short musical and literary entertain-
ment was furnished and ‘dancing was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Rev J. W. Davis will start Monday
morning for Boston, to attend the an-
nual business'meetlngof the Publica-
tion Society and General Conference of
America, to be held during the week
in Boston.
Those who have gone after hickory
nuts report that there is a large crop.
Miss Shea. of East Washington
street has gone to Mlddletown to take
a position with l. Wruble, who former-
ly conducted the Fair Clank store in
South Norwalk. »
The Thomsonlan Jubilee souvenir
which John patrioticaily calls the em
blazoned five luminaries. consisting of
the chemist. the lexicographer. the
artisan, the soldier. and the paper
man, which is represented in a group
with American flags in bold relief all
over the building. It may be seen at
Griffin‘s pharmacy.
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The Junior League of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church will give an en.
tertainment on Hallowe‘en night. it
will be “An Evening Ruth Mgtl‘ic:
as h pledge 20
to go warm church debt. and it
is taking this way to raise it. All
Leaguers a“ acted to go directly
after schoo t mohrdw for rehearsal.
Boards additions, should to. be
more boards. t live timber with
strong olfac? es and was dia-
phrams, in or8 to scout afar off the
icatlon hollow
other estab-
pestilentlal d'itc .putr
mud flatlmndlsiume
The thirty-'fi'f'th annu'sl State confer
of which Rev. J. W. Davis ls presi-
dent. will be held at Bristol on the 29th
and 30th of this month. The thirtosn~
th annual meeting of the State Sunday
flohooi Association will nest of: the
ion. Miss Jennie Davis Is sect-av
criteria of the state will hold their
50! the State Sunday School As-
Warn of the con-
voy“ Teri .... ..
to e 0 roll no r. a ..
paddled W as: lib” saxxin nx or 1ath
Maid °ld°i3
s c o
ltsd Mon. Bridge Coma
thew Joli. Maven
walk. but ”in
no
t. his svolrdupoisAsorvioe. Sand
9 Wthrbe‘hnudrod mine,
‘ go to Mount Kisco to see the firemen s
. 'of Westport. :mduotsd‘ the
$1M promo
Mariska: to g
a 99 .
isomol; Nordic
. .9 ,9 9 %?%s spad‘burr
1‘33: lehbrok. won all
been yislt g friends here for a week.
has returned to his home.
Mrs. Hiram Snyder, of New haven.
who has been visiting friends in Nore-
tea. has returned to her home. . .9
mores It. run: or Darlen. has pol-4
. 9L utilised the E: P. Sinlth residence on ‘ ,9
. the shore Jrosd Iin Sonthport. ‘ "
Mr. and Mrs, James G. Hylsnd, who
have been at the Pan American Ex-
position, durlpgwhe past two weeks,
hays returned to their home.
Many who have atom the lockup
in this place have complained about
Its being filthy. it is thought that in
the near future. it will be cleaned
A number of Dorian people went to
the Danbury fair yesterday morning.
Local horsemen will take in the fair
today to see the racing 'Severnl will
parade.
The library party takes place this
evening lathe town hall and a genuine
good time may be expected. Every-
body is requested to bring a volume of
some sort to go towards building up
the library.
There is some talk of an athletic
association being formed here during
the winter. Lacy of the athletic
young men are get..ng together and It
is thought that In a short time an or-
ganisation will be formed. _
In five days work will begin on the
new road extending from the east end
of the Telford to, the Norwalk town
line, a distance of about 4.400 feet. it
is thought that It will be finished be-
fore real Cold weather sets in.
Barton boys are preparing for Hal-
iowe’en night. which will be here soon.
They are getting large‘pumpkms and
taking the inside out, leaving a grin-
ning face. They will be very much in
evidence on the night of October 31.
A couple of young men were around
town yesterday trying to sell two bicy~
else. They offered each for $5. No
one purchased. however. as they
thought they had been stolen They
left and wont towards the direction of
Norwalk
At 7:30 o'clock tnis eyening a pretty
wedding will be solemnlzed at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. James Birch-
ard in this place when their daughter
Meta will be joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony to Charles Whitteinore
Rev. J. W. Davis will tie the nuptial
knot
The convention of the state branch
of the American Federation of Labor
In session In Waterbury, was address-
ed yesterday by Mayor Kilduff. who ex
tended to the delegates the freedom of
the city The convention was also ad
dressed by Organiser Dutle, of Dayton.
Ohio, who described the strike at the
works" of the National Cash Register
Company's works. Tomorrow a ball in
honor of the delegates will no given in
Waterbury city hall.
James Minion and Daniel McDonald,
the Wallingford burglar suspects. were
found guilty onIfour counts in the Su-
perior Court yesterday. They are
supposed to be New York crooks and
will not be sentenced probably until
the New Haven police have time to
look for mo 9 of the plunder. which is
believed he secreted in various
places. Minion who gave the police
information in regard to the hidden
booty, hopes to get a light sentence
He swore that he did not know where
the plunder was obtained‘ but knew by
information its location.
R0 WA (TON.
Rising Star Division held a meeting
last evening in their hall in Main
street. ,
The sloop Mary Ella is in this her
her for a few days and lying off W.
J. Stevens' s pier.
Miss Nellie Monsell. who has been
the guest of Mrs John Monsell. is
visiting friends in Darlen for a few
days
Miss Laura Crockett of Raymond
street, and Miss Lillian Crockett of
Crockett avenue. are attending the
Danbury Fair. today.
it was reported around the place
that Schoeder's coal business had been
discontinued. but it was found there
was no truth-In the ripper.
The sum of 826 was cleared Satur
day night on the chowder supper.
which now makes the amount 81769.
ieaving'oniya small summers to be
raised before the gun can be mounted
L YOH'S ,PLAINS.
Mrs. Charles Johnson is on the sick
list. .
Mrs. Edward Jennings visited in
Bridgeport last week.‘
Henry Nichols and family spent part
of this week In Dnnbury.
Mrs. Frank Banks spent a week re.
cently with outof- town friends.
James Smith is entertaining his sis-
ter and niece from New York state.
Mrs. Lloyd Sherwood. of Greenfield
Hill visited L. R. Hoyt and wife. last
was
Mr: and Mrs. Charles Mischa a:
Briggoport, are, vlpitlnig Mrappdient'
me her
The Montgomery brothers.- of Nor}
wall; spfint lrt. .aunday with Thoma:
family.
I'li‘rsdorich Siliiman and wife.
0”"3; smt‘ twonI ts. with
ytt I's week, attended the
Deithury' 'B‘alroi‘l’l‘hursdar -
flmmanuel 9 9'
of mud
Revs. (looms
Interesting and
‘ we ii
I'dic
' * mm. and made a“: rush for thobooths.
w
0* Marlena: Ill.
14'- whorl: bullying??? column-hours"
Mrs, Frank Godfrey, o'f compo. spent
yesterday with friends In East Non
Walk.
William P Blues new steam yacht
Aqi‘liill has cleared port for a short
‘1'“ 89
Frederick Beers. of Main street.
drove his black priest to the Danbury
Fair, yesterday.
Coating of fine trap rock has been
placed on the macadam road on the
State street bridge.
Frank Saxonrneyer. the Baugatuck
baker, is contemplating a trip to the
Pan- American Eupolitlon.
Albert Kirk is acting as clerk, at the
Westport Hotel, today during the ab-
sence of his brother. Thomas Kirk.
The guests at titer We tport Hotel
yesterday included: 0, Nenry, of
Newark, N J. and C Wissman, of
New York.
William Montalon.. of imperial
avenue, has recently had a dock con-
structed from his river property In
front of his new residence;
Mrs A C. Hunt and sdns. who have
been spending the summer in one of
the Westport Sanitarium cottages,
left this morning for New York city.
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Gertrude Barnes. of Imperial
avenue. will leave for New Haven next
week. where she will write special arti
else on the BI- Centennial celebration
which is to be held in that city, for
the Mail and Express. New York.
Proprietor Edward Lehn. of the
Westport Bakery, is, having his store
renovated. and making several alters~
tions in the apartments. it is said that
when completed the place will be one
of the best appearing stores In town.
Miss Gertrude Burden. of imperial
avenue. has returned after a visit With
Mr and Mrs Root Sutherland. in New
York city. Mrs. Sutherland was for-
merly Miss Adolphlne Hernandez. of
New York, and is quite well- known
here. -
Among those from here who are
spending the day In Danbury, visiting
the fair are: Mr. and Mrs Edward
Finch, Mrafl Joseph G Hyatt, Mrs
George B Gorham. Miss Julia Ryan.
Clarence Perkins, Edward Wheeler and
Thomas Klr liL
Captain Robert Beilling, of imperial
avenue who is employed on a Provl
deuce, R. I., oyster steamer. is' spend
Ing two weeks vacation at his home
here Captain Beilling took 'a party of
friends and relatives for a sail on his
auxiliary yacht Helen, this week
H. O. Benedict, of Main street. has
received a communication from the de
partment of‘ public parks. Bridgeport
ordering a large number of Gray squlr
rolls to stock the parks in that city.
Mr, Benedict Is endeavoring to fill the
order and has placed a number of
traps In the woods ofthis vicinity. The
contract price in thirty five cents each.
About forty members of Lady Pal-
merton Lodge. Shepherds of Bethle-
hem, glue a surprise to Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Northrup, cf Compo street, last
evening. Several games afforded
amusement during oeearly' part of
the evening. Refresh were serv
ved The guests depart about 12
o‘clock.
S.'DiGiovsnnl. of Compo street. ap-
pears to have made many friends the
past few days by bringing loads of es-
callops from South Norwslk to San
tuck. There is really what mlghtqc
called an escallop club in Saugstuck,
which even includes the police oili-
clals When these gentlemen get an
appetite for this variety of shell fish.
they each contribute inward a load.
and when the desired amount has been
received another load may be seen
coming over Callighan‘ a hill.
One of those who acted in an ofilcial
capacity at the voting booths. In 9T0-
quet'a Opera House. last Monday. re-
latcd a stow. yesterday. concernlr'lz
gentleman was David Bradley. who Is
generally known, to be much opposed
at Cilmpo Bea
casting bio ballots. he cannon: to meet»
a person who has tslltlld principally
on the park to be «is hushed at (9393‘s,
[)0 each. for the pee few weeks. So
d did Mr. Bradld'y We in tail;-
ing with this opponattI Inlet; sushi.
passing through the aisle bgtweon the
voting booths. he only, cant one ballot
which was on ttill! park questionJm:
getting to cast? town. 'ctonstltutiii’dh
amendment. constitutions convfnti lion
also other helical. After liglielio nflo
e own men as proces
“h hila.’ Mr also die: .bcor 6coll06l‘gidh
whens- he was told thatrhs could act
vote amass-I: his ‘nsmc had both
:hocitedu: This «MIMI. Erhdlulto
Mme units but out. and la la. sar-
dus't dimm- his ban would Item
away rem. Westbont ll: thaiutnrs
‘lt is highly mums: l the Mil
'l’OOI' commit-20.3360“ .'*
skdman
fafrm. located ileI' residencwof
cow in. lacrosse luIeil‘lI-ollshlgnwy
.”this con. Ts mitten“ mam»
ed T9 Clerk-9 searchtlle reo-
“infill. trial!” ”3......“ adorns
property. which I h _
lxgmmrtllm L I"
s. " ' l ‘ IL W ‘88
.gome action to hel
meeting was called for the purpose of 9
one man who trio dto vote twice This .
to' the establish silent of a public park 9
Just previous to 9
of support. 9 ,
rLo PROVIDE A son. ,
L ' Committee of Oyfl'al'mln Appointed to». ‘
Get “incrimina- for Wynne. .
A largely attended meeting or oys-
termen laying In the harbor, was held
Monday evening at Prescott's groceryu
store, in Brid sport. The intestinal
was called f09'r IIH mode of taking
ong one of their
eilow workroom. Wynus of th
Mast End, who, lead is host while en.
route to Greenport with a load of mad '
oysters during the storm which pro
vsilsd also the sound last week. . a
Ca tain
tor 9s ruggllng in t e
60 feet of water.
only means of livelihood and the cap
thin having a family to provide for. the .
raising money to buy him a new boat
or one that will answer his pug-pogo
After preliminary talk Captain Web
A Lewis was appointed chairman of
the meeting and. a committee of five I
appointed to draft resolutions 9:90de
collect subscriptions. Up to the pres-
out time the oyster dealers and rhea *
have responded to the tune of 3100 and 1
contributions will be recsiVsd a't Pres. ,
c'otts grocery store from those who do ,.
not happen to called upon by the com-
m ittee .
W9
MOONEY WITHDRAWS.
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in Health Compote Him to Retire from 9
uridgspori Mayoraiity Contact.
Former Tax Collector Frank J.
Mooney, of- Bridgeport. has wit drawn
instion for mhyor. He has reached
this decision on the advice of his phy- , L
slcians. who say that he should not
subject himself to the rigors of a hot
political campaign
About two weeks ago Mr. Mooney
Was attacked bv a severe cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. Al-
though tho danger has passed he he‘s
not entirely recovered from the effects
of the cold nud‘bis physicians have
ordered complete rust and advise a
removal to a warmer (llm'ate. In ac-
cordance with this suggestion Mr.
Mooney will probably spend the win
ter in Southern California.
The announcement of his withdraw-
al from the race came as a great our»
price to the Democratic circles in
Bridgeport.
W
SOLDIER ASPHYXIATED BY GAS.
let in Torrlrlaton Hotel Problbly
Turned on dry Accident.
TORRINGTQN. ctober ilk-Thomas
W. Beach. agéd sx'ty an old soldier.
was asphyxiated by gas in. a room at
the Faruum House. last night. He
registered at the hostelry at 10 o 'clock
and went directly to his room.
shortly after 7 o‘clock this morn
big one of the boarders detected the
odor of gas. and sported the fact to
the clerk Thel or broke down the
door of Beachs to. found the gas
partially turned 0 ,and the guest lay
dead in bed.
Medical Examiner Hanchett pro
nounced death due to the inhalation of
Illuminating gas, The evidence shown
by impartially opened valve is that
the. gas was turned off and then scci
dentally turned partway on again. The
medical examiner said there was no
evidence of suicidal intent.
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CLEVER SWINDLERS ARRESTED.
ROCHESTER. N. Y., October 10-»
Two clever swindlers have been oper~
sting in many towns of Livingston and
Monroe counties. were arrested here
last night. There plan was to take or-
ders for soap and promise to deliver a
premium with it. It is believed they
hays collected nearly $1.000 In the past
few weeks by means of their scheme.
The men arrested gave their names as
Frederick Lawrence and Harry Rich-
ards. Lawrence is known also as F. 13.
Wells."
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HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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loans,
“In 11"
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'yllus and his assistant at ,f
water some time . -
wall picked up by utilising vessel The 9:
boat was a total wreck laying in some 9.
The boat being hi i“
from the race for the Democrat c not!» ',
moors...
lor Men.
All Leathers.
Union
Stamp
We make a Spec-
hill] of these needs
and have in stock or
Will get anything that
is wanted
ComStOCk,
Watkins
96’: Dow,
“2 WASHINGTON STREET
sulfi‘G'LuNs
RIFLES
‘ and
Ant munition
L South Norwalk.
Phone 43-6.
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9:!le M.:—~1Ms:. «55:. 5:451. 0:,05.
I'm—s 312.5 at. 5552.1 sauce I '
we save runs course or rm
CAR-LOAD nvssr new one.
HOR$E$
wxn‘
To sun events-oar;
M. TABLO. ..
consecrldul‘ sunfish.
“We“
doll
So. can.
15c lb.
25c.
9Peninsuiar Milk. fuilIweight.
Good Msraicabo Coffee,
* 2 pkxs.Grape Nuts.
Pillsbury'sIOatsL. 90 Nil-
3 lb. can Baked Beans, 10c.
Milk Crackers. 2 lbs. for the.
Soda Crackers, 5c. lb.L
Prices the Lowest.
-pmm
924 Cottage Ave,
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,to the fact that honest old line Lilo
Insurance is a fine investment for you:
{also an absolute protection to these
dependent upon you? if you do not
understand this fully call at or write to.
the General Office of the Conn Geh‘l
Life Ins. 00.. United Bank Building.
30. Norwaik, Conn .
FRED. H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENF.
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scum Ivan WALK.
Seanicrs Eagle and City of Nor-
waik leave New York. Pier 23,
East River, 'Bcekm’a‘n str‘c'et, 3 p.
in. Norwalk and South Norwalk
during the night.
$575 mil
DELIVERED in your: am.
i .
tun-q...—
We handle only one grade of Cool.
and that is the BES’L‘
Place your orders now, and take ad—
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the past, give us your order,
and We will please you.
Ill-illusion & ll.
"successors to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Gilles Water street
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwelk. Conn.
Telephone man. 51-5.
Highest Cash Prices.
Discarded machinery of all kinds|
pinningpteam and water fittings. stoves
ullders’ "hardware bought and
sold. Handguns-s for refuse metals.
rubber. too are and all articles that
you would like to dispose of. The
highs“ cash prices will he paid by
cdlling on
. . ABRAHAM HARRIS:
18 d: 15 Raymond 8t.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.‘
Opon'ls. m. tulip. m. Closrlest-
urdsys.
Residence 58 Spring street; '
. lTARLOV
Waterman", JEWELER.
innermost see. Aliw9 I
warranted.“ . W l 01'9
Watches. Jewelry; old. for Oslo. L
.wssnmo'rou smear saloon.
II» 99 raaeov. u: 9w.
' sold a dot. sirloin the
ballad. llh‘s had the props
" the value of A pretty . .
rlmonisi market. lam
I. ' J . » u m.
9 Phil American Milk. full wsléht, to can. 3?
AnSTULLf
L East nomad. *3
- do your warm,
Dally Freight Lino
CAL
inL'M kind! of relishing ill the best ,
“A call solicited and satisfaction s9usr.
. use: most
Good paper as l
per roll—bola very
«is the why 0 "950
till?!
t. 1. rod
82 nonrlr’ri
99ppposite Til ’
f‘ARE YOUAWAKE .. '
~' obi-idly GOODS
than ever before. Widest 99 9
very low. Having snails» ism L‘
of rmsrcmss PAPER mom
we are In better position, than.
l
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{\ YLq'u' . .z’. "9 _.
in First Avdllllln .= i
sol. call is“?
of everyone. the price of “mus.
Rangesland Heaters we
good value. Designedandocit ’ L‘
on true principles. they glv o ._
min a small amount of fuelJH 3"st
some in appearance and of will
strength. our 818 Range is editorial
or compactness. :
Horace R.‘ Nil“:
Cor. North Main and, West
Plumbing and so...
Hot Warn Hosting.
"at 4:1: ill'eeflrurtfigI .
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, m .
Gas Fixtures. agglfima
Have you seen one
Richmond 9.3
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FUNERAL OLIB‘GT,
AND EMBAL'MILII‘ 9 ,
19 North Main St, .3011“:
«use. 5 Or
.Telephonc. at llamas. 847,6 ,
logo. They are still good; L
Your house will stand
I paint it. ,
Norwalk Chronicler