‘ ,. rltliliatoliyi negro
33-i- telephone sell ie‘r tho slash. ol-
. ‘ m of The Evening dentin“ In Ner-
3 walk is No.44. ,
. 3W
3 Samuel Clerk i To 0 siting trom a
: short illnos at a:‘ln;Fairfl_eld
avenue. » 3‘
Charles 8. Greenwood moved t'day
j iron; Ernnklin street to 21 Eur cod
. svénue. 3. r »
The Norwslkn Building, Loan and
Investment Association will hold a
meeting Friday evening at the office
‘3 (33$ Taylor 85' Gold on.
3:3 .E. B. Magner today moved the house-
' hold goods or Henry E Buckingham
from Van Zandt street East Norwslk,
1o the rcnldenca or Solomon Scam.9
Pnyview nvenue’. ' .
.LMrs. Willis ‘1‘ McDonald. of Brook-
lyn, who has been a guest tor several
am at the residence or Mr. and Mrs
Henry S. Bullock in Maple street. re-
turned ‘home this morning
Exprossman E. F‘ Magner is wear-
ion a bandage“ around the thumb or his
right handmi 5?esterdny while in the
3tablos one his horses snapped at
him one took on the end of the thumb.
it is reported that a popular moulds
er in W A. Wheeler s toundry has re-
contly cred the {claims of wedded
bliss an that his bride is a Stamford
young lady. He is
amount of congrirtu sums
A union social of the Epworth Les-
gun and Christian Endeavor societies
of Rowsyton, was held lust evening,
in Crow‘s hall in that place. .A line
musical program was rendered and at
the 'ciose ice cream and coke were serv-
ed. :iz, 3: W Uni! nr‘.
The law on’ escnl'lopE Was on yester~
doll. but it availed theh local fishermen
practically nothingg.‘ as there is hardly
an escall‘op in the barber. The succu-
lent bivalve is very roe this season.
and those who indu‘ is in them will
have to pay a big price.
w'l‘he Missoé St. Joli announce their
opening of Fall Mill nary. at their
parlors. ill Wall street, for Friday and
Saturday. October 3rd and 4th. Their
display will be unusually line. Style
tile key eye; variety :3 large feature.
Pri‘ ”e lowest. Al are cordially
. i‘
f
. Mrs. W. A Clark of Elmwood ave-
nus. "ans able to take “about side
lied upon
, tahfin oi
It,.ini;
d is I"Trim. 1Mhp
possession. is 5
”if
' H “id.“ ‘1‘th
‘ , the as
ma .
‘ lecture on a trip through be
Washington 3
receiving the usual -
here last evening. has been postponed
"i‘rowbridxe. of "
,3 evening. iron: Bridgeport. where they
in .I’ one," by the Euro 1
Butler Lodge.
the Workingmens Clu pi
lost nigh t. ~ .
special trolley cars carried the East
Norwslk delegathn to the caucus of
. the First and Third District Republi- .
cans. last evening.
Dr Dick‘s Medigine cures Rheuma
ti sill. ,
A local coal dealer stated this morn
ing that he had received inquiries fer
bituminous coal trout eight different
cities throughout tho stnte, bull has
been unable to fill any orders.
Mrs. Bradburys song .ecitsl will one
our at the First Church Norwslk on
the evening of Wednesday, 15th inst.
Miss Betta will be at the piano. and
Protesor Gibson at the organ.
”W
Mrs. Sylvester Taylor. of Adams ave-
nue, Norwalk‘, who has been seriously
pueumonin.;is much improved Dr. S
liilun'tlng'tou is attending her. 3
manager C D. Rogers of Comatock
Brothers' South Norwalk store. was
taken suddenly ill yesterday, and had
to give up work for a few hours. He
is oboug egsin as usual this morning.
inn-—
South Norwaik Methodist Sunday
school, met last evening, at the church.
and spent a very profitable and inter-
eating evening studying the lessen (or
next Sunday.
The monthly social of the W C. '1‘.
U., will be held with Miss William F.
Horn, 17 Hillside. Friday, at 2 o'clock.
It is requested that all members be
present The report of the county con-
vention held in Stratford, will be giv-
en at this social.
stld Jenks. (it Belden Hill, has on-
tered his cracktrotterfieckiess in the
2:18 class for the races Saturday. 0c-
tOber 11 at the Danbury Fair I. G
Hamilton will be the driver and hopes
moi. There pro twelve entries for this
class.
Sergeant Queries 3. Beecher. mana-
ger of the South Norwelk Fits and
Drum Corps, who injured his hand
quite badly while at work on an émsry
wheel at the LocKWood Manufacturing
Company" a plant is getting along nice-
ly. and hopes to. be able to return to
work next Week.
On account of the illness» of Mrs.
Sylvester Taylor, 0! Norwalk. one'ol
the'members; the meeting of the Silent
Iuchre Club. which was to have been
to next Wednesday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart 0 Mar-
shell, of Monroe street. ..
Deputy Sheriff John W Sculicy and
Postmaster E. E. Crows. returned last
had gone to attend the coutny conven-
tion. Mr. Crows went as alternate for
Street Commissioner R. .l. Cutbill. Af-
ter: the convention the delegates had
dinner lit the Atlantis Hotel. .
3" tau-Dr ”I. Shanon Eye and Eur Boo
, inllet trout Brit‘lfeport removed his .
files iromth nhscksmo Hotel.»
all soon Main so, So. Norwslh. whore
relate: on Tuscany!
in the past two weeks, threatened with -3 1 1
The {winners and teachers of the ,
to melts a good showing with the 8M1 .3 ,~ '
MASONIC suuomo
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TEL. _cALLj 333-3
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MANUEi: T. HEECH.
, lam nesré-iust as or as the nearest letter- ‘
box or telephone. ' ‘ 3%
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'l'hé' Button-ink Publishing 00!”th
‘ 3"" Publishers of
THE .DELINEATOR.
Have appointed
WILLIAM P BEBRS
The Norwslk ’BOc’léseller and Siahoher, Spetili Agéni for
The Delmeator'.
Leavcl’our Subscription With Him.
GREGORY’S poi T
IAO'I' NORWALK, CONN.
Shore Dinners and Sci Food
or all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Bathing and lush
Bath Houses to Reniby . n
V’SULLIVAN.
incl-moron.
To not”!
. been particularly disagreeable and at
-' no time has there.
3 3 her of spectators oil-the course. 31
5 her strokes
of Watertown;
'reli
hm".
The wagon stopped suddenly and V
‘ hive of the man were thrown hoodlum:
‘ over the bridge rolling into the pond. .,
ti 5 toward Main Itmt. *
‘3 rolliitrgidegnhriv .313? and he 3333mm .
axe to ,
, y he met. 3.33% he's th‘
to
t at drinks.“ litigant on is m leavm
tr Club Links at Broobllne Btlii
‘ Show Evidence of Ruin. ‘
ROCKLlNE Mass. on.
patently departed, the prospects tor
good golfing weather were not alto
gather bright wnou the sixteen players
remaining in the notions! women's
championship come out at the (loun-
ry Club today to or the second round
oi. match plnv
vercaet und the but after almost ten
are of wetting use like a sponge.
The unfavorable Weather while par-
tlculnriy trying to the contestants,
has caused disappointment to hun-
dreds of lollotvers of golf in this vi-
cinity. Following the matches has
n a large num-
The aheanosrof a gallery has beenn
great-relief to many of the, players
and they have contributed in some
‘ degree to the excellent scores and the
f few who have soon the play thus far
; haveseen better golf than was ever
played before by women in this noun
,1 try. With few exceptions each pin?-
er has shown unusual core in making
The women as n’ rule
have used rule Judgment in not during
,. drives or brilliant long shots from the
- green when a surer but less spectacu»
, lur way was open.
The first pair to start in the match
‘ play was Miss Marjorie W Phelps and
Miss S C. Osgood. both of the Country
Club Brookline, and they were toilow-
ed by Miss Mary B. Adams, of Wei-
laston, and Miss Louisa A Wells. 0:
the Country Club. The next pair was
Miss Margaret Curtis. of the Essex
, County Club. oi Manchester. and Miss
Pauline MsoKny. ol the Oakley Club.
Mass. 3
The fourth pair and the one which
.'Ittrncteil most attention and the larg-
,: est gallery was Miss Genevieve Hooker,
. of the Apawnmis Golf Club. Rye, N. Y
the present champion, and Miss Ruth
Undorhlll of the annau County Club,
of Glen Cove,L .
All the contestants in the second
round had started by ll o’.ciock and
were followed shortly afterwards by
many players in an exhibition game.
arranged for those who are not in the
match pl ny ‘
To the delight of players and spec-
tutors the weather cleared as the
matches progressed and. the soggy
links soon began to dry and promised
in be in line shape by this afternoon.
DRUNKS GET A._DUCK|NG.
Their Err-silo Ride Mount to s Bud-
den Stop by s Telegraph Pole.
DANBURY. October 2—«Tlioro was a
. runaway on West sircet that was an
amusing a thing In that linen-as it
did not result seriouslywss has taken
piece in Danhury in u long time.
The occupants of the wagon In the
case were three men. who were bound
toward Lake Kenosle.
the drunkest. Each of the trio was in
a state of oblivious Intoxication. includ
ing the man who was drivi n
The b so was going at o fively gal-i
lop and than efime pursuing an
erratic nouns. to solo or the
reed. A: it approached the bridge ov-
er White's pondwtlie horse in!!!“ sud-
den swerve to the right, landing the '
wagon with 1 crash miner. s isle-
d is which stands at the end cl
[9. 3 -
The third mo loll in the road" Fillies
in: himmlt up. the letter started book
settled
one“ fit our on ridl
lost or.
ii
23.31.
.; though the storm oi yesterday had up-
l‘he sky was suit-
3 long‘waaring, iailhi
parts which are out of’
prices range from 85 t6 3 0, but we have n‘ remarkably till
which we have marked - .
good style and perfect or are incorporated in every. 'suit,
boy will be dressed in faslfion though at is small expense if
Suits from $2 00 to $10. 00.
in both soft and stiff Hats, at a saving of from 50 cents to $2
‘\ wear for the price in the country at 50c. Fine Underweln‘.
Shirts, Collars and Cults. etc. and all at extremely reason i
no & Pin
98 Washington Street.
3m. and psi-rect string in every sis
in area good as those that earn be use}. ,
sore, saunas suns.
Durability in every dethli is the prime feature of. these an
in our list Department you will find the newest fashio nil
In our Haberdashery Department you will find the click or
Pills P
so. NORWALK.
it would be ‘
hard to tell which or the three men was -
tint the proper lilting! disuse should never he turned 36.
The tears were _
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Norwalk Chronicler