SATUR'EKY‘, OCT. 1!.” 3602. .
THE ’
-<l AT LANE’S D1
An Evening
at Home
is made more enjoyable if you
take a. little candy home with
you from your work. It Its not
necessary to buy the best at
sixty cents per pound. Twenty
cents buys good candy.
.1111 Two Totes.
Constable John J. Goodwin spent
this moining in Stamfot 1i on business.
~Dnnlau & Youman Derby. O'Brien
Frederick Pltzer. wife and son, of
Stuart avenue. spent yesterday at the
Dunbury Fair.
Frank Crnw. of South Norwalk. and
Charles Pierce, of Winnipauk, are at
tending the Danbury Fair today.
Mrs. G. Canon and daughter-i11-iaw,
Mrs. Philip Cuneo, of South Norwalk,
spout yesterday in New York city.
Miss MaudnC‘Brien, of Brooklyn.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. William P.
McMahon. at her home in Reed street.
John l~lislop, one of the bell boys.at
the Clifford, has resigned his position
and taken one at the Hotel Mobican, In
New London.
i'ioward Wilson, representing tho
New York Standard Watch Company.
from Jersey City, is in South Norwnlk
today calling on friends.
"Prime Rib Roast (good boci‘l, lilo.
Slovcns‘.
Constable Samuel lreland attended
the Danbury Fair yesterday. Ills
friends say he couldn't resist the temp
tation to shoot and returned with a
low quail. *1
Miss Maude Merrill, who has been
the guest of Miss Lottie l‘itzor, of
Stuart avenue, will return to her home
in Bloomfield. S. 1., tomorrow morn-
ing. She will be accompanied by Mrs.
C. I“. Smith. of South First street.
who will be her guest. for some time.
Deputy Sheriff John W.-Sculley has
served actual notice in the suit for
divorce brought by Samuel Boyd
against Etta. May Boyd. The case is
returnable to the Civil Superior Court
at Bridgeport, the first Monday in No-
women
A meeting to organize a boys‘ bri-
gade will be held Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in the South Norwalk Bap—
tist Church. Major General Oscar E.
P111'.ri.:o of New Haven will be pres-
(at and address the boys and thcll
friends. All boys under sixteen years
of age a1 11 asked to be p1esent.
——~Sirloiu Steak. 14c "L; Round, 12c;
Shoi1ldcr.10c. llaycs'.
Charles S. Beecher, manager of the
South Norwalk Fife and Drum corps.
who cut his hand badly about three
weeks ago, while at work 011 an emery
wheel in the polishing department of
the Lockwood Manufacturing Com
pany, is getting along nicely. and ex.
ports to able to return to work ncxt
1v1111k. .
Miss Lyon. of New York city. is dril-
ling the Brownies 11nd Fairies for the
entertainment to be given for the ben-
efit of the Y. M. C. A.. October 24
and :25 in llort's Theatre, A rehear-
sal was held this morning in the gyn-
uuium rooms in Elizabeth street and
another rehearsal will I111 held Monday
afternoon after school at the same
plat-11.
""Sll‘ltllil Steak, 1111-:
21b1, Slevous'.
Miss .S. J. Gilbert. of St. Louis. Mo.,
who has boon demonstrating for the
past week, at l.awlon's store in South
Norwnlk, will dive u Rulston course
llmoilmm and reception Tuesday ovon~
lag next in the rooms of St. l’uul‘s
Mlsnlon In Van Zundt 111111-111. An ad-
tnlssion of ill cunts will he changed
tilt1 proceeds to go for tht1 benefit of
the mission.
The Junior llttnd hold another 1111-
ibuniuatlc meeting last 11111ulnt: in iht1
parlor of ilu1 East Avenue Muihodl 1t
thttrlh Albert Bloom was the loud
or and twelve mombtus 11nd tlwlr
frimuln 111111111 present. Next Friday eve»
ping the meeting will be liltl by Percy
Griffin. a brother-111411111 of Dr. W. ll.
iirnu. Mr. Griffin has only recently
returned from Canada and in a very in-
ter-outing speaker.
Street (hymntlsslonor Luther M.
Wrinht and secretary. James neuter.
returned to the farmer's home in Mad-
ivon ntrmt. this morning, the quaran-
tine, which was placed on Mr. Wright's
residence. on account. of tho lilneuu of
his daughter. with diphtheria. having
been removed. Mr. Wright and Mr.
U’Mt‘i‘ have been boarding for the
past three weeks and four days at Ju-
mh uhnuho boarding house in West
Washington street. .1
THAT BIAUTIFUL GLO”
11111111211 from the varnish in Devon’s
Varnish Floor Paint; com 5 cents
more a quart. though. Sold by Com-
«lock Wilkins I. Dow. iii. iii. Gorhnm
and H 'i‘. Prowltt a. 00.
HUNDREDS OF SMOKERS
CAN rhsrm'.
tn the quality or our Clam and Tobac-
co. Our stock is well kept. bought
1well 11nd win right. 0111- lino of Cut.
Flags. Fluke Cots and Mixtures in ex-
ueiient in- tho pipe The Cigar Do-
pertinent in up to date in every pat"
ocular-now” Hit a. Key Wont, Do-
. mention and 9%111 ice. Our 1’
, a guarantee our on
‘mwnd he niawdtoshow you the
ammonia mm. naming!111111111t 101: :0
Him“! but 11 911 W a
Whatevuuohunm insult
too has
Portorhonso.
H. M. Carey, of Boston. is stopping
at the Mahuckemo.
J. B. Dunn, of New Haven, is stop-
plng at the M uhuckomo
W. G. Carmichael. of Suugutuck. is
stopping at the Clifford.
~Fresh shouldols, 1211.0. Sliaub's.
Edward Merriam. of West utreet.
spent yesterday at the Danbury Fair.
The Smith street side of the old
pottery building is being largely re:
built. .
Frederick Raymond, of South Nor~
walk, spent yesterday at. the Danbury
Fair.
ieorge W. Realty anti wife, of Col-
1f1mbus.0bio,arc stopping at the Clif-
art]
1.. H. Couch of 'l‘uunton. Mass. is
In South N01 11 Jill on a short business
trip.
Reporter Victor W. Ferris took In
the sights at the Ilanhury Fair yester-
day afternoon.
llobvrt M. lioyt,of\V111-1i strontwho
was operated on several days ago, In
improving nicely.
~~~Muito11 Chops, lilo lb. llayos'.
Mrs..M. l1. Nunn, of New Haven.
Is the guest of Mrs. J. 13. Lawrence,
of till West street.
Mrs. S. J. O'Brien and mother. Mrs.
Henry Thompson, of ilayview avenue.
are spending 11 week with relatives and
friends I11 New Jersey.
George Gale, ol' Gearard Place, is
suffering from a very annoying ab-
coss on his face. He expects to have
the contusion landed shortly.
The D. M. Read Company would
like to have you call and look over
their line of changeable taffetus and
also their stock of men'ssieeping gar-
mcnts.
~Shouldcr Steak,
Stevens’
Mr. Black. physical dhoctor ol’ the
Stamford Y. M C. A., was in South
Norwalk yesterday afternoon and col-
led on the local seeiotutgy J H. N0!
liS.
Rudolph Svoc. proprietor of Svec‘s
Cafe. in Railroad Place. will leave. next.
Tuesday on a several day's vacation
trip. which he will spend in Lenox.
Mass.
——i1‘1‘11sb shoulders, 12%.11. Shaub's.
The Board of school visitors hold its
regular semi-monthly meeting this
morning in the office of J. 13. Lawrence
South Main street, and passed on reo-
uisitions.
Theron R. Bradley, of the firm of
tbt1 firm of Mather &. Bradley. pro.
printers of the Clifford Pharmacy. is
in South Norwalk. today. on his weekly
business trip.
Miss Gertrude Kaitlin. of New York
city, has been engaged as soprano solo~
ist in the South Norwalk ilnptist
Church. and will enter on her new du-
ties tomorrow. ,
~Legs of Lamb. lie;
81:, at Stevens'.
M rs. George Williams and son Goon-to
returned last night to their home in
lltookl) 11 aftm having been tilt‘ guostr
i‘m the past few days of Mr and M111
111 ank Wollyoung. of Rnlltond Plat (1
E. Hubbell Hotchkiss and Ross llnr
chard left for New York this morning
and from there will take a steamer
for New Foundlund. where they will
hunt big game. They expect to be
gone until November 151.
-—All the late Derbles. O'Brien.
Olsen has a new shoe; it is called
the Norwalk Health shoe. This shop
is made over a very handsome shaped
lust and would easily be taken for a
higher priced shoe. The price is $3
and $3.50.
Mrs. Reed linrllnnd, of Elm street.
NUI'Willk. is suffering from n novel-1:1
cold and will be unable to attend to
her duties as contraito soloist in the
Norwalk'Congrogutionul Church choir
tomorrow.
New outer garments for the winter
will certainly receive your attention
very shortly. Ilofore purchasing such
a garment it is advisable to call and
see the stock of 'l‘rlstrim & Hyatt. 2
Gillette lluiltling, Norwullt.
—~-'I‘Ips at the new store—Buy Silko
loops. Art Donlms. Silk Floss. Sofa Pil-
lows all sizes. new styles Pillow
Shams. llurcau Searis, etc. M. S.
Smith & Co.
A gasoline automobile. owned by the
Smith and Mnbloy Company. of New
York. passed through Norwalk yastotu
day on the return to New York. after
accompanying the machines on the on-
duruncc lost 1111 far as New Haven.
Mrs. (i. 11‘. Smith ontortniuotl a {1111'
of her friends at her homt1 In itowau
street last evening in honor of Lion-
tenant William E. Smith. who sailed
for l‘ourto Rico. when1 he will rejoin
the marine corps at San Juan.
The case of James Florence 11g-
uinst M111. 811111111 l1].M11thnr. involving
the amount of $33. which tin,1 plaintiff
tiaiuwd was 1i1u1 him for constructing
a well on the defendant's promises.
has been nettlcd out of court. The
onus was to have been heard Monday.
Party ll: l1r1rri11 wife and son iiidv
who) went to lhmbury yesterday in
Mr I111rrlnautomobllc. The return
trip from the Fair Grounds to M1. Fer-
ris' home was made in just ninety min-
utes. a title record considering that.
lilo; Round llic.
Forequnrtors.
reaching homo and it was uccuunnry
to reduce speed the hint few miles.
Lure Johnson went to Dnnbury yes-
terday and proceeded to make things
lively. barn tackled the "hit the noon
in the bond” 1111111 first and showad
the bystanders that ho had not tor-
gotten how to play ball. at least how
to pitch Two of the rooms went dowu
before the fury of his curves and had
to retire with their cranium blending.
Lara visited a good many other placed
at the fair and reports the biggest
time he has laid in many moons.
W «KM “Ham. m. “on“-.. m...“ A“
blameud Rings
“0.00 to $l85 Each
Ladies’ Stone Rings.
Pepular Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality
at Right Prices
2% ”/7 //
D' D' ’é/é // /////{ "ii (I
D. p. / ”' NF” ' <1 <1
to see what we have in our New Fall Line
enjou possessing one of our VARSITY
SACK SUITS. which are ten.) nobbu. or
one of our vent stulisli SHORT TOP
COATS. The prices are $7.50 to $20.
If uou want lobe “in it” noushould
wear one of our SORENTO SOFT
HATS. it is the swellest thing in the
town. Price. $2.50.
Cams ta ckBros.
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
TEL. CALL 32-2 TEL. CALL 414
of Readu~lo-Weat Clothing. and non will ‘
We do all i11;our power to furnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse.
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is, if you
will call or telephone us vour orders.
Buv oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCII.
The Butterick Pnblishiufi Company
Pubbshers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
The Norwalk Bookseller and biat10ner,bpec1al Agent ’for
The Delmeator.
Leave Your Subscription Wlth Him.
COMPLETE. LINE OF
Spaulding’s Fool Ball foods ’" Chiming
Mint-o Meats. tho Ingredients of chilly
,. 1 . sauce. etc, there is nothing oultt1 so
IOOTHM’I‘S' , “0' “D helpful as a chopper of a standard
FOOTBALL PANTS, ' 81111. 11p make. it saves time, patience and in
i1‘00'l‘llAlJ. JACKE'I‘S. 1.1111. 11p "0“ “
SHIN GUARDS.
BOXING (i}.()\’l1}t~l.
PUNGHING BAGS,
5011. up
Isfuctory machine. In fact, there
11111111 better.
$1.00 for the family size.
8013. up
$1.00 up
Goleman’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
"9.
34 Main St. Norwalk
"fit" is assured.
OUR
$l5.00
The (Tom Chopper. we are told by
those who ust1 it. is Indeed 11 very sut-
are
We are charging only
Norwalk H’d’w’e Co.
”—
our 8th unit is made to order and it
It is subetantiully
made and those who are weutlug this
sort of a suit tell us that they are ex-
(client vulut1 for the money and that
. :3 PLUMBING.
y STEAM.
1101 mm.
AND GAS
nrrma.
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
they are giving perfect satisfaction,
as to the Wearing part. You have a
pick out of it) different patterns. The
overcoat in equal to any at the price
darkness overlook the party before
"The ’ Bridge Fish Market.
and in also made to your measure.
Manufacturer: ct
IMPROVED
Sada And Mineral
‘ Waters ,§
m hula. Samoadlh. dinner Ale.
Dmt Roch Arman Wall Water flu-110110.
New Canaan. Conn.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
TII Filth loin.
BLUEFISH. WEAKF‘IBH. BLACIQ
FISH, iiU'i‘TERFISi-I.
SEA TROUT. BNAFPER BLUEB.
I’OIJLOCK. HAMBbT. MACKEREL.
GOD AND‘ OYSTERB AND (SLAMS.
1.01111 minim attentions 1.11111
monstrous AND
FLATFIBH.
‘nnnp donut.
1111 l. lanluy,
1711, Sheet Iron, COW”
and Zinc. '
50 South. Main Strut.
Iouth Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 137- 3.
Found 111qu
A.
the lhunury Fair, Thursday.
Louis Potter. of Norwalk. attended
H. Hoyt. of Norwalk. attended
the Dunbury Fair, 'i‘hursday.
A. H. Merrill, of Woodward avenue.
spent yesterday at the Danbury Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Froeb. of Lowe
strrct. spent yesterday at the Danbury
Fair.
Mrs. Sully Smith. of Main street.
Norwulk. spent Thursday at the,1 Dan-
bury Fair.
Charles Hyatt, of Woodward ave-
nue. has returned from a few days' vis-
it in Brooklyn.
R111: H. E. ourncs, of Bridgeport.
was In South NOl‘Willk. yesterday. call»
mg 011 friends
Miss Harrison, of Stamford. was I11
South Norwalk. yesterday afternoon.
calling on friends.
Miss Edna Morgan. of West avenue.
has returned from a several days" stay
at tht1 lianbury Fair.
Mrs. Sally smith. of Main street.
Norwulk. Is spending a week the guest
of her sister in Dnnbury.
Charles ll. Van (‘11Iaf andJolln Moss.
01' Asbury 1'111'k. N. J.. have been
stopping ut the Mahackonio.
Ernest Gregory. stenogrupher in the
(illlt't‘ of Judge Gregory. Spent yester—
day. at the Danbury Fair.
Mr. Brady. of Bridgeport. was the
guest of Thomas Collins. of North
Main street. yesterday.
Mrs. Homer F. iiurknum, of South
Main street. is visiting friends in Ho—
lllllit‘ll. N. .l.. and Flushing. 1.. I.
Landlord Joseph 1111112 and family.
of the Mahacltomo, uttcudrd the big
fair 111 iJa11b111y. yesterday afternoon.
I’rintipal (111011.11 1.1ompson 111111 son
liutold. of Quintatd Plate, Norwulk
attended the Donbury Fair, Thursday.
Mrs. (it-orgi- Rose. of High street.
Not-walk, Is visiting relatives and
friends in Nichols and Binghamton, N.
Mr. andhlrs. W. C. .lcssup and Miss
Annie (1. Peck. of Main street. Nor-
walk. have been recent visitors at the
Dunbury Fair.
Arthur Murray. of Harriet street.
who has been seriously III for several
weeks. of typhoid fever, is now im-
proving slowly.
Mrs. H. S. Lockwood. of High street.
11hapcrom11l a merry party of South
Norwalk young ladies to the Dttnbury
Fair yesterday.
Elbert Day. of Bridgeport. will
spend tb11 Sabbath at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Day. of
Stuart avenue, Norwalk.
Miss Mary Alli-.11 of New liavni.
the guest of her mother Mrs. it.
Allen of l‘ppt-t Muiu street. Norwulk.
Miss Allen is a t1111l1cr in lllllhounc
high school In tbt1 Elm'Clty.
Mr. and Mrs. I. ll. Rood. of lipppr
Main street, Norwalk. will return this
evening. from 11 week's visit at the
homo of Mr. Reed's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Reed, in Ihtnhury.
Mr. and Mrs. Maniac DeF. Lock-
wood and son. of East Wall ntrcct.
Norwulk. were among the attendants
:it the Danhury Fair. Thursday, mak-
ing the trip in one of their handsome
carriages.
Councilman George 8. Grumman. ol‘
Norw‘hlk. intends to Iche this even—
ing. for Norfolk. V11.. to attend the
convention of the National llottlers'
Association. The convention 011an
Tuesday.
Manager Thomas 11‘. Dowd. of the
South Norwnik branch of the New
York Grocery Company. attended the
presentation of “Lion's ilridc." at the
Colonial Theatre. Bridgeport. Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Funny J. Joyce, Past Depart»
nioul luupuetor. Women‘s ltollef Corpn.
in in Washington. attending the on»
canipmcnt of tht1 Women's Relief
Corps, and enjoying the pleasure of 11
visit to 1111.1 Capitol City.
itev. J. Morris Coerr. former pastor
of St. iiuui’u church. Norwnlk. in
spending the day the nuout of Mr. and
Mrs. Churlon J. Murray. of Rowan
street East Norw11lk.Mr Unerr has
been spending the summer at. noon-
1011. N. J.
Mrs. David S Warts of New Haven.
in spending 11 few dayli at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs James 0
Jennings. or West street, having come
over from the Elm City to attend the
funeral of her brother's child, which
will be held thin-afternoon.
Fred Renting. wife and 111m. Charles
F. Keeling. are at Washington. taking
in all the sights of the Capitol City.
They will leave there on Tuesday. go-
lug to Alexandria. to Philadelphia. to
Atlantic Cltywt New Yolk arriving
in South Narnia
Mr. and Mrl‘i’. elm A. Montgomery
and the latter’l sister. Minn Kittie
Goldrick of Norwulh wont to Brook-
I's
relatives. Mr. Montgomery returned
hint events. but his wife and Miss
Goldrieh wlI not return until tomor-
row; .
W
A Full. Fresh Line of
It!“
in our selections of Fall and“? ill
Apparel, and this has been attain
bylthe approval of many men of to:
ion who have visited our store dur
the past week and made their pub
chases.
1111111111 10011 11111110111
11011.
We want you to come in and seethtli
new season’s styles and make your ti
lectlon while the stock is new on
fresh—come in tomorrow morning. ' '
While We have both Suits and 111111,
Top Coats at a great varietyI of price,
we wont you to note particularly‘tho
especially large collection of one):r
which we have marked
$l2 and 1i
if you compare the qualities and,
styles with others you will find am
.|
equal to any sold elsewhere at $18.1 '
in Our Boys Department
we have an assortment of Suits Top Coats and Reuters that are
worth fully $2 to $5 more than our prices and those who have the care
of boys will he partitulatly interested in our offerings of juvenile
apparel at $2. 00. $3. 00 and $4. 00.
HABERDASHERV.
Whatever you may wantln the way of small articles of Furnish-
ings vou will find them in our stock, correct in style and very mod:
erate in prlte.
'1' on will be well pleased with our $2 00 Hats—correct styles and
fine quality.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Salient it Price, Willis H Stilliilll
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street,
50. NORWALK. NORWALh.
about October ‘iiltst. ’
lyn Thursday and we're the guests or
Cakes etc
New Stock. Ask attention to some 11-5611,
161: iii
l3c lb 2 11111225
Five O‘clock Teas. at
Grandmother's Cookies. at
Keystone B1scu1t. at BC lb, 2 lbs. 25;;
Cheese bandwrch. at i5c package
Will have some oi those Kennedy “Johnnies” such ‘
as the town has been sampled with, at 13c lb. two. ,
pounds. 251:
LORENZO DIBBLE‘,
‘
mm
Wise People Realize
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed at.
\I
if there in any trouble mm your eyes, come to us 1and have I thor-
ough examination made free. We guarantee natllflctiou.
O. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
u 1mm BTW. ,
Wood
nonwnmt. 002m;
. Best Quality
Hickory, Oak. Maple
Chestnut and Pink]
Sawed and Split. ..
You are probably tired of the so-cali
predigesléd ioods. and are ready to ironic
back to a substantial Bre‘akia‘st Food
.wdi start the day and your stomach
namely: HEALTH BRAND OAT M
andddon'i lootet the label for theisc,
un .
Philip Seth it spending the day at
the Danbury Fair.
Hutch. Bailey 11. Company intend to
shortly inalm exteunWe improvements
abort their tdock property in North
i W We! - chased by the it uhti it
The time for the candidates for the _«ammm1§n i! am
riou to 6 city olilcih‘giw to lilo" M“
The members at the Normi
Council have been looking over
pair at grey horse- recently r
by Dana lb Bonita. but it is not
abln' that any more horses villi
Norwalk Chronicler