Photo Supplies.
205 Washington Street.
arias so donor
dam satisfied that i sell the finest
creamery butter in The Norwai its Leg”
caper than others. The
memory. in prints. the finest. 27c. A
, full creamery that's delicious. 340.
1' Ave yd‘u' used Antonia coiled? A.
, ti'l‘ULL. 24 Cottage avenue.
.....____......._
THE BEST COAL.
‘f , We sell the host grades or hard coal
V and line wood at the west market
prices. The boat. dually yyof catetuiiy
screened clean eats. hey. straw and
Lead Phone. 1354 2 First Ave. East
Norwaik. WALLACE MAaviN.
All? business"'-domrriunleeiione ‘for
i thiaolflce‘ehould be addressed to The
Ithtlnel. Personal letters not desired.
ll A. Saunders. Who has been oyster-
ing. is taking a vacation.
' Harry Alnsworth led the Junior Band
service last night. There were fifteen
present
”n.....—
"The fish boat belonging to Captain
Chemist: is in a sinking condition on
um...” .
“Mr. and M.rs Horace J. Easterhrook.
ratford. are visiting friends in
treat. .4 .
. rib-e FM
Dr Frederick Bi Baker was at the
Yale BlWiullal celebration in New
ram yesterdafz-
The steamer Addie V. belonging to
Captain W. H Verity. is at Coscob.
when. she is being ova-hauled.
The Praying Band service was held
_ math dish at the residence at Mr. and
.Wright. in Best avenue.
, The row boat, belonging to Charles
found by John Cole.
.1th Artful! oi mod
.1 bell. of Van Zandt ave-
desalination c not peAches on
. pe'iand or a nice
V lg a Mary Bailey. idgeport. who
all been v if gar-an van.
hi ill. of R. era a avenue, has re.
. (timed to her hoi‘ne.
”erg—ti...
Charles Mertitt, 6! Riverside avenue
‘ hag: Assigned hieV, position as drug clerk
, at the carers pharmacy. and has ac-
“ copied one in Ansonis.
? " After visiting, her son. James Cun'
, ninghi'tm Jill,” in V‘dn Zandt avenue,
ldrs James Cunningham has returned
to her home in Biennium.
Morris B. ununnhrt. of Howard ave-
nus. will conduct the prayer meeting
It the Calvary Baptist Church in South
Main street. this averting.
W ~
. 'l-‘he accuse Oyster Company is
rushed withzeurderam Arthur Lincoln
play as opener. He is very rapid.
W
The members of the Norwalk Foot-
Wt team will precast on the Decker
Ed this Afternoon. The memo satur-
afternoon will commence at 3:30
0 out instead of 4;
.. Wing—duh- I
Alarge number'loi men enjoyed a
he. a TAy or. this morning. The
unchine was manipulated by Mr. Rob-
later. at East Norwalk. is
dint a low do it in Brooklyn with
either and wife.
Palmer has Just returned after
illlt: I for? “W it“ his brother.
ward Palmer.
We
early all the local oystsrmen have
. dosed ‘ithemvllork 0;: thi; can?
4 beds 0 e . ow ng e
tiring: re‘cgva"0 aind lthe bad
e ey are its as ergo oys-
~ nelson. lhckflncit ‘
I a
lin Walton he a pear tree in his
‘" tlutlh a l. A peer weigh-
seventeen ounces is on exhibition
. lVirtedieu Brothers.
est-gm ever seen
film”
will Emeline
. n
V A citations consist-
nub
. ” nudge
. ed man would bedead in An hour.
9 to 1"er“. because they cannot store
,act in a way to make the white man
boil over. They never hall a chance in‘
‘ths occur“ “t Mitten with this com- '
ncert in the store oi‘ ,
. return to his duties. lie is much im'
the eeyidg soon. moment is the ce- ,
ter- oi the oil fever in Texas. There
are sevent two [ushers that throw
a stream l 0 feet A the sir and have
an output of 73.0 barrels lo tweet Y-
lour hours. Very few are permitted
8le or seven pipes run to Be-
ass. but no pub is able to carry;
up" (“Wit We“ by one well Yes
”MW: fit like hwill“ ”0““: :3:
van on e u e a
min! A fie they could nip.tflggl rid or.
it as test as it comes. spindle Top
9kg: abaigltseventy can sugarskyvpich
it 6?. sores ro . s a
ft high to see the derricks stsnding like
derricka where no oil h s been struck.
i saw people threhhlng rice today; and
visited the pine lands to the north. it
in ion to see the notices chew sugar
cans for candy. Heparin plants thrive
here. but are largely lot the beauty of
the p is and for shade. l have
heard ldeiltl volt boundiy‘
condemned for haul lg Booker "i‘.
Washington at table with him. A very
deep- seated racial feeling is here. and
the more i use of con itiona. the near-
liesl that hthe wh to people here
are right. Tin; colored optnumbere,
the white popu ation, and hey feel
that they are the real thing. and they
the north to get gay, as they have
done down here: The making free or
the slaves enuipped the succeeding.
generation to rub it in 9' and they try
hard to go to the limit." 1. ,
DRRIEN AND NORDTON.
Samuel Grumman la suite ill at his
home. . V e
‘ 'Haroldr'Cls'rk was in Stamford yes.
tcrday on business.
‘ e..-
The roof on C. W. Lounsbury's store
has been completed.
d..-“
Edwina Pairclilld is quite ill with
an attack or the mumps.
.o-w
Aired'C. Bailey is quite ill with a
heavy cold at the Columbia hotel.
4—“.
The Eagle Hook and lutdder Com».
may will practice tomorrow night.
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell was in
New York yesterday on business.
it was stated yesterday afternoon
that Henry Rancher is much improved.
About the first of the month Mre
Hutton will move from Noroton to
New York.’. "J ., , V
Sidney Clock has entered the em-
ployfl of the Bentham New England
Telephone Company. '
The Voluntehr hook and Ladder
Coin nylha'e recently taken Willis
Pin into their-I ranks. .
New arms are being placed on the
poles of the Southern New England
Telephone in this place
The Misses Sigrid and Anna Carl-
son. of this place. were in aouth Nor
walk. yesterday afternoon.
The ladies oi the Congregational
Church are to givetheir harvest sup-
per in the toWn hsli this evening.
Contractor Charles Millapaugs will
soon commence to erect an addition
to the residence of Miss Annie Potts in
Stamford. V
Mrs. Richard Abendroth and
two
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Emory
H. Bump, at Flahklll~on=the~liudsom
William D.‘ Odgen has entered the
employ of the Consolidated Railroad
Company as carpenter at Mount Ver~
non. He will move there when be con
make suitable arrangements.
M,
Congressman E J. Hill wi . deliver
his famous lecture. on “His trip around
the World. ” in the C'origrogitionel
church in Burton on the evening or Oct
31. 1
“Lu——
Yale, A Towns stetnry-V in Stamford
and hurt his knee. in etillulnsbie to
proved. however.
Richard Abandroth will play the
tiring dusrtstte to be given at the her-
veat concert to be given in the East
Avenue Methodist Church. East Norm
walh, hext Huntley hisht.
the creek shot in D'srien. He went
hunting Monday and succeeded In cap
tilting“ many emu. Herbert Note n’lto’
went hunting and' shot six grey squib
rein and only ,
Beverhi car loads at stone swam in
alluvial: and it a thought that
stlite' close together.- 'i‘ ereere many 1
children have returned from a visit ,
Samuel MeNulty, who fell at the
Frank Boumwlels, is considered to be
MWm the «atoll: to 1‘;th
Nowell: town line. The work is being
b'ituii’vllil be finished before cold weather ‘
s .
mar resort out at it, and
mostly solid bed ll.
the Sound. and 99°
{revs a believe
lie intentio'
givo‘un d in ,
mediators moieties toil
as. They expect to build
next summer.
he a great boom to!) Dorian.
Miss Erwih. Mohai- ‘n‘i
Five Mile River so
a physical culture‘s so.
”n..-pee...
avenue. .
. » ‘ " I‘-
the Baptist Churc
to Talma'ge Hill.
ducted religious services}
Postmaster Canine W.
' home from a vacation trip to Vermont
3 and New Hampa'iiire.
meeting the friendp‘
places of residence very in
fifi‘a —.—
yesterday. and a it
oration. seeing President
and the other distinguish
present.
n..—m—vm
ed an address on the talent
.—
lng the summer with Mr.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
during the winter months.
same
in Easton.
qua—c...—
iiamsV
uddh-s—‘M-t.
The first meeting or
and wife.
from here to Poplar Plat
Etta
toll. ,
Mrs Elisabeth Freeland
tor a vieit'ol several days
Nichols and family.
Frederick shunts, who
turned to their home in
on Sunday after spending
. With L. R. Hoyt and wife.
list: has
visiting with his mt.
B H. malachite d
moo in south eve no, to William "
vm.
day with Miran .1
avenue. .. _ 1 . ..
acumen
(l. Thatcher, Beau
place could have been chosen tor such
a purpose. it is high and dry it
it one
Just the
dwelling house: this tall andu
and have them ready for oocupe y for .
This is considered to
Muriel-load"
RD WV] YWN:
the South, 7
i. has organised .
George McKay. of Brooklyn.
meriy of this place, has been the guest
of Edwin L. Stevens. of Maple avenue
A musical hostel will be given to-
morrow night at the residence' of Mr.
and Mrs. Jamel E. Stevens, or Maple
A delegation from the Young Pee-
pie 3 Society of Christian EndeaVor oi
went by esrryali
sat night. and con-
‘and enjoyed‘
of his former
William Snllhn w at to New Haven
ed the Yale cele-
Rev. Mr. Shahblu. who was former-
a native missionary in Persin, deliver.
his native place. last Bunday mornin
in the Baptist Church. interesting an
instructing a large congregation.
Highland avenue. have returned to
Jersey City. where they will remain
L YDN'S PLRINS.
Josiah Williams continues about the
Mrs. Charles Johnson spent Sunday
Mrs. Robert Gray returned home“
Sunday from a month’s stay with El-
mer Treadwell and familyin Bethel. .
M
Mrs. Thomas Treadwell
from Bethei on Wednesday. after a
visit of several days with her sister.
Patcheon Brothers are putting new
roofs on the double house owned by
Mrs Rachel Banks and Josiam Wll
Plain Whist club was held on Tues-
day evening with George Sherwood
A party of young people wheeled
night and spent the evening with Miss
her home in Plttsdeld on Thursday. sf-
Rev. Charles Coerr. formerly of New
York called at L. R. “0’11 Monday.
on his tray to Bedding Ridge where
V_ recently taken a parish.
. 1 W
NEW CJNAIN
,Wllliam lireaowiomolhnrooklyn, is
0"
Mr Burns. at Port Chester.
Sunday the guest of Morris Laney.
' Locust avenue.
.mmflb
tract of land tuteuds tovi‘rlske a sum
no better
for-
l.
Bryan is
itch.
Roosevelt.
ed guests
on work in
Elcoiield' s
Sconeld in
returned
the Lyons
no Monday
returned to
with Henry
and son, to
Bridgeport
two days
‘ his. Elorence Bram until-fly Ol- ,
too will be married Wednesday
of hie rail
lilies Wilson at Stimlord.‘ spent Bub- '4
BLewreuceV, bleed
int”. .
. out louseileepcrs
. 1 . L‘ W Address-
Mr. and Mrs.‘ilarry Sconeld and - ‘
daughter Helen. who have been spend-
was 5'”
“hist Dana limp
send u
“it ii ift one
at little use uppelt‘x
”vim Malling if you have not t?
IRS a C out it: .
“Ravi found by personal .
ones can? L cm a. pluralism;
Vegetable elm-mind in a mi
intention dimes “here in veering
I Cilia" have been lii'utmivd .R- to I“.
and can i'ro: n an optimal rave
elm plughy the use of n ,fuw bolt to of
that Compound I must pr,oclaim it‘s‘
virtues. Dr I should not be (loin p
duty in) fluttering! mothers A‘mVi di
or Slater. is your health
do you feel worn out. and until
especially do you have any Mafia
troubles which be t our can. take my
advice; let the actors alarm;
and; it in better tum ll“
doctors. for it cares and thin
do not."--Mas. .. C. cairn. nil ital.
St... Treasurer W C. T. if.
1‘0“!“
”13:: Plukhmn um um my» we-
I .s v-n _._
,W. , a I -"W" _ )
eurposso BCVROLARB anaserao.
Ned Several Bolts of Clothes. Kit of
Tools. and Uncsnceiied Stamps.
CORNING. N. Y.. Octoberdvi—d‘lle'
Corning police department was noti-
ned yesterday that three suspicious
looking man were on a New York
Central A: Hudson Railroad freight
train coming to. Corning. Whethbe
train arrived hererthe men were ar-
rested and taken to the lock-up. '
Each ol'the1vprisoners carried a
satchel And between them they had
half 0 doses or more suits of old:
clothes. which looked like remnants
from a rummage sale Two of the
men gave their names as William Cur
ran. of Trenton. N. J. aged thirty- sev-
on years. and William Porter who
claims Worcester. Mean, for his home.
Between them they are said to have
had a kit oi. burglars tools and a
quantity or unused postage stamps. in-
cluding due and special delivery
etsmps. The men will be held to see
if they ere connected in any way with
the Chicago or other post once rob.
heries.
Caroiul investigdtion teddy H-eOW'B
that there was only a small quanity of
stamps in the podsossion oi the men.
The local police do not believe how
that the men had any band in the Chi.
cage robbery
NO ORATOMLWING NOW.
CHlCAGO October lit—Dr. Harry
Prat Judson dean .ot the University of
Chicago. said in addressing the seniors
said: "we have no orator: today, no
orators of the first class. Thorreedou
tor the decline in oratory is the vest
increase in reading. There are too
many gabblsrs without knowledge. We
need more mowiedgc and clear think-
ing. and ornlory will take care at lia-
sell The newspapei' and periodic-i
press at the “the time make much or
story needless and multiply the power
or what is left" ‘
p...»
dflu
IRISH NATIONALIGTB BAIL FOR
NEW YORK
Redmond Patrick A. Manual: and
as O'Connell. the Nationalist
llament who still to via-
this iii filial! oi the
" an on
.were given a ital. send
REA nine. P... October 39-minu-
’ ,xboticereeglv ved (lemme
oinevut rmvlrthc and VhsVin my, .-
E. Piukhaut's chctnhly
hayride
City. lilo ~esooo fetfsli lfnhew (ca! liv'mn in I.
. uumsrdwrz Outdoor 3440“}
mm
. acumen suite ovarian. ..
5 Ni
:Vos ni
sumcient description.
tulip. in.
07, n1
CITY
:ssessors Notice
We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
lice to all persons and corporations ii-
Able to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwalh, that they are required bylaw
to deliver to the acumen-or either of
them. on or before the 1st day of Nov-
ember.’1901. a written or printed list,
dated. signed. and sworn to. ofnll the
proporty.Vowned by them on‘the first
drive! October. 1901.1isbla to taxation,
making a description of all real
“this. each parcel being separately de«
scribed: and» when reference can be
made to a map on ills in the town
clerk's cities. such reference shall be
A5863 BOVl'l‘B.
. . We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
." lice to all persons and corporations lie»
"his to Dev taxes in the Town of Nor-
”vent. that they are required by law to.
‘ deliver to the Assessors. or either of
them. on or before the iirst day of No-
. ‘Vvember. 1301. a written or printed list. 1
dated.- signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them. on the that
day of October. 1001 liable to taxation. 1 .
B.—Liets may he returned to the -
electors at the Assessor" othce. Town
‘lei, building. Norwalk. and st 16 Bo.
Alsi‘e‘awaouth' Norwsik. at the ethos
of J. 13. Lawrence; from and including
V October 14. 1901, to and melodies No
7. leather 1. 1901. said adieu to be open
" » (you: 1on 19 o'clocka. m., and from
_ Mo 6 o'clock p.'m.. all (layout the
week (Sundays éxcepted) ; and 'on Sat-
urdays and 'on Novemberl. from 7
till 0 o'clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn” October
8. Will.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
JAMIE: TONER.
* N. B.--Lists may-be returned to the
Assessors. at the Council room, Havi-
‘iand street. South Norwaik. from and
including October 14, 1901. to and in-
cluding November lot. 1901 said once
to be open from 10ito 12 o’clock. a.‘m.,
and from 2 to 5 o'clock. p. m.; on Betur-
days from 7 to 3 o clock in the evening.
and on Friday, November 1st. iron: 1
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. October 7. 1901.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
auction L. OLIVER.
‘ " Assessors.
T
The!
"is... am.”
":anle lo:- New York to ‘ y N
stunning Bulgtic. They V
rel
i.
, Brown
multivitamin“
Pure White Lead and Zine 1,
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double enr-
feoe as machinery mixed. The
house at William Stevens and at
Stephen Wilde . both on"South
Mainstream werepsInted byme
in this meow. over eleven years
all! nood-
it! hit it. My pm? well
ps south
. sin sneer. ”WW II-
514,31
1L
enrol Stam- m”
Mrs: John . 8T
1 I Our very halt Creamery Butter. 24c. lb.
V ran-Amara Milk. full weight. it: can
also an
if.
m
.-~.V.:V..\...Vc_»w. a..- ....
D iy Freight Line
during
$5
vantage .
'beenln
. W
01*.
«new.
Best in quality.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
' No matter what your amuse has
thepaet. hive us your order. 1
and we will please you.
till tuition & in
if manhunt
Coal Yard. and om? Water street
gill-each, once corner Washington snr
Esta streets. Booth Norwslk. Conn-
V . Peninvular Milk. full weight, he. can.
W Mireieab‘o Cones. -. 2 ‘ . loath.
3 plus: Grape Nuts, ' ' 30c.
Rillsbury’s Oats. 0c pkg.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Milk Crackers, .— 2 lbs. for 16c.
Bode Crackers. . lie. lb.
Prices the Lowest
STULL
A ~ Al . it
Best Norwsllr
ARE you AWAKE
to the fact that honest old line" Life
insurance is a line investment tor you:
absolute protection to thot'e
dependent upon you? if you do not
miller-land this fully call at or write to
the General Ofiioe of the Conn. Gen’i
to Ian. 00.. .United Bank Building.
Norwalir. Conn. . ,
(RED. 1!. FIELD.
. Insulin. Adam.
Dr. ‘Dici’s,“‘ltdiclni
"‘C‘URES ' '
RHEUMATISM
”‘ soda or
ALL DRUGGlSTS.
only.
soer atrocity it
Vrzvaavrnmo.
Other machines not:
This 00::
WITH Trivia no .. .
cnors Potet'oes._ ea
Applies. cahoots.“ B
m
eaTwasu
NEW YORK.
Nottvvuk Mn
sour” Non WALK.
Strainers Eagic‘ AlifliCity' of Nor- '
walk Ileave New York; Pier 23.
East River. Beekman street, 3 p. ’
m. Norwaik and South Nor-walk
the night.
OAL
75 per ton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade or Cost
and that is the BEST '
Place your orders now. and take sd-"
ofxprlce quoted above.
cleanly
We out. its
wavy—re. "‘7"
Highest Cash Prices.
.1 . Discarded machinery or all kinds
‘ pipinmteam and water fittings. stoves
and builders'
sold. Headquarters.
hardware bought and
:- refuse metals.
' rubber" nil amnion that
grow wool. todlepose of. The
”Pearl; lyric... will be paid by
cal line on .
_ . . ABBABA‘H mum. ,
iii e is” Raymond 8t. .
Notice by postal will receive prompt .
attention. ‘
0 VV is. m. totals. mundane
screened. ‘
in on best ‘
as. Aliwm'h:
The Smart Shoe.
fer Men.
in Leathers.
union stamp.
oounscrron'r V V .‘
me uér'm'i. “’
Norwalk Chronicler