.3 AT .;. LANE’S DI
Phone 39-5
200 a Pound for
Ribbon Candi).
This should dispose rapid-
ly of Our recent makeup
oi this high-quality candy
—~vit is absolutely pure——
we know it since we made
it.
5! Washington Street.
Local News labs
The. lower end ot Ottinturd avenue to
being graded
Stephen Prince has left the employ
of Miss Hilda Schnoll, oi lioton Hill.
on ooachman.
Peter Martin has moved his family
from Chestnut street to a form in Dar-
ion. owned by him.
Joseph (.‘ox. who hart been quite ill
at. his homo on ltoton Hill. is oonaid
era lily improved today.
Miss Helen Delury. of lli‘tnbury.
the, guest of thtI Misses liarty.
Franklin avenue. Not-walk.
Miss Annie ill. Baldwin. instructor of
music in the South Norwalh sehools.
spent last night with friends in New-
ark. N. .l.
The second annual entertainment
and ball of the local lodge of Elks will
be held at Arion Hall on Monday or-
ening. November 3rd.
Extensive alterations are. being made
in the old Street store in the Gazette
building for occupancy as a branch
store by 'l‘ristram & Hyatt.
The ladies of Buckingham Woman's
Relief Corps report. a delightful time
1311 their visit to Mrs. Byington in
South Wilton. Tuesday afternoon.
Horaee. H. Root. who has been ill of
pienresy at his home in Brush street.
was able to testime his duties at the
Holmes. Keeler and Sollettk store this
morning.
Professor W. Gilbert Nowell ro—operr
ed his dancing class in Arinn iiaii.
last night. There was a gratifying
attendance. and a number of new pu-
pils are expected next \l’ednetzday
night.
G. Brnndage and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Brundago. of Cross street, went to
Ilitlgefleltl today to attend the funeral
of Miss Belle Burt. a relative. The
young lady died suddenly a few days
lino of brain fever. .
A. .l. Collins KI ('o. are [)iilt'illfl the
new furniture rt-tItIiitlt pnrrlnised by
t‘entral Labor i‘nioii in their bail in
South Main street. The ball will be
all titted out and ready for oerupaney
by the, (Ind of the week.
The case of l’ittrit-k Lyman. a well-
lt’uown resident of South Norwnlk. who
in aerused of noirsupport by his wife.
(-amtI tip before Judge ’l‘aylor this
morning in the South Norwalk side of
the Town Court and was continued for
two weeks.
James O'Hara. of South Norwalk.
was in Danbury yesterday. having just
returned from a trip to [rt-land. lie
was areompanied on the trip by his
mother. Mrs. Mary O‘Hara. his nister,
Miss Bessie O‘Hara. and his brother.
erhaoi O'Hara. who now live in
. Brooklyn. N. Y. ~
Stuart Hinmuu, of Norwalk. \vent in
Stamford taut evening and made the
final preparations for the installation
of a tribe of Red Men in that rlty one
week from next \i’tulneuda)‘ eveniniz.
At that time a large delegation of
South Norwaik palet’ueeu will no on
the wnt‘pnth and witness the installn:
tioti.
ll hood to require ingenuity to in»
tilit't.‘ potiplr to read iiiii':'l'ii>l‘lllt‘lll5
Now. however. people undrretand that
it is just as 1111th to their later st to
know what the tulvrriisrr has in own
as it is for the advert liner to tell them
"rlhe More the advertisements in a pop»
ular newspaper are read by the great
majority of the buying people.
Two prominent South Not-walk bai-
trru had it lively time ’i‘ueuday M t‘ ninr.
on the Washington Hil‘t'tIt bridge tine
of the in bud jlli-li lit-on tliiwliurnod front
a well ltuown South ivorwalk uhop and
bin poidlion bud been illiml bv a man
formerly employed on a butcher. “the
one who hurl tout hiu job met the littl-
lorbutrher on the bridalI and without
any tItIrtImony (Ionimenrod to nittdi into
the other. ’i‘hLI'ihzlit was but while
it hinted and was wilnouned by quite
a crowd. When the two quit the big:
our man was noon to have gotten the
north. of the bargain.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 761:
to $1 with Dovoo‘n (lions carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 om. more to
the pint than other», nears longer, and
given a gloou oipinl tomew work. Sold
by tiornutook. Watkins tilt Dow. E. in.
ilui‘lldm and ii. '1‘. Prowlli. Do 00. "
DO YOU SMOKE?
if no we want your trade. our line
of Cigars and “Population are selected
with great care. we have had ten
yours' experience in the Tobacco bnal»
new, and give you the benefit it it.
The bonito Cigar hail heroine open
the titnpio brands of the town which
goon to allow that tho onioker nppro~
nitric-ti it good article, and will unit for
it again alter using one. our the
vault and Key Went Cigars are fine.
excellent in flavor and quality. our
Pipe luminous in all that could he tie»
aired. Unlotlate goods, pretty
shapes. reasonable prices and all
goods warranted tells the story.
V_,whl°iPi6_y&0 ark,
in
(if
Han Sctiziiner
O” M arx
Hand Tulored
a...” "in...“
- a Oi M Imh
trillion... I In.
Mull"
Camstack Bros. 8
The Best Suits
For 1519.00
The limit of style. good cloths and
price is reaehtul- in the Fall Suite we 1
In out they are not to be distingn
all-wool fabrics are unotl. Workman uh
made, in our own clean. light factory
trimmings and hunti~work in every Suit,
The best taut binck Clay Worsted and Cheviot Suits you can buy
for $ltl~thoy'd he. nearer $15 it Wct
ly of taut-y mixtures at the name pop
We. eon iii any man in our $10 lino.
limit is $i0.
Better and better Suits up to $25.
Our own make, $8 to $20.
liart. Sehaii‘ner & Marx Suits and Top Coats for men and young
men who want to no “the. limit."
m
The “Sorrento” is :1 new link—so
at sides ~anappy and “different. " $2.510.
Neekw eat. Shirts, Undei'w our and iios
l
otu‘etul tailoring at a moderate
ire. selling for $10.
ished from more. coetly nulls. Only
in in good. These units are Union-
! .
in New Canaan. Good, hottest
lidn't make them ourselves. Plen-
nlar price.
Is, anti satisfy any ninn whose
Top Coats of style and quality.
on i
it. low "punk" (Irown. brim wider
Other good iiats. anti unto-date
ie ry.
South Narwalk
nd Norwalk
Misses Mivtie and F sale Peabody of .
lliidgeport. are visiting fiit nds in Not-
walk. ‘
John T. Mri’tllistor.
avenue. Danhury.
in South Norwulk.
Mrs. George Burt. of ltitlgoiit-id. is;
tiniting her mother, Mrs. G. llrun»
tinge. of (floss street.
William ilrown. of blast avetrtw. liar:
~tItItirtIti a position with William l’od-
nortI, North Main Sitrwt. '
Rev. W. .i. Slovuni will deliver a le.~~
lure before the wmnan‘s (‘luih in Wat—
of 7 Granville
is spending a week
Irbury. October 28th. on lltioltniakiiig.
Mrs, iifll‘l‘it'i Wood. of Him. New
York. is a guest at the residenre of
Andrew .l. Urnssmau. South Main
street.
~~Seasonod wood rut not] split to
order. Raymond Iiros.
’i‘he Sehuldiee family. of l12 Liberty
.:trt,Iel. ilnnliury. returned froui tit-..
inland today after spending the sour
litt'l' ihtIrtI.
\\‘u.~liiuglon (‘auip.
rill hold a regular
1111:. in Mr: ”4'
ion street.
ilr. .'l. ll 'i‘iii-nuei the eve specialist oi‘
Went avenue has bII: n admit: ed into
ueiubershlp in the lI‘uli‘iielti t‘ountv
ltetiirui Sorir-iy. ‘
Edwin (‘omstoek of Four t‘ortiers,
Norwaik. left this alteration for Alt-o,
\l. .l.. where he will visit i’eueorks
luhiin exhibition.
hits. LiiiiiIIi' lIZ. ilaliot'k.
Norwalk. is iilt' gtit'ol of Mr.
William ii. Shorwooil, ol'
avenue. lianbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Hoyt. of
Lawrottro. Kaunas. are speruliuu ii 1‘th
days the guests: of Mr. and Mrs. “’11er
\. itiiyiiiond. oi t‘luy street.
i
Mrs. David S. \Vt‘l‘ih huu returned it)
her home in New Haven alter having
won the guest of il\‘i‘ parents. Mr. and
Mrs. .illiiit“; 0. Jonathan. of Went:
-:ll‘tItIt.
~ iir. Dir-it's .‘tirIdlt-ine euros t-oldu.
Dr. William .i. 'l‘raeoy. town health
.ilitItIi‘. will ii!lltl\'t' the quarantine
I‘roni the ilinbrow rouidonre in Nortii
Main street. tomorrow.
I Too late to cure a void after rou-
.:untption hooi'aoit-neti its deadly grip
i’. (l. R. of A.
meeting. this emu
t‘li'iin iiull, \\'.tshiiig~
of South
and Mrs.
[litlnii'ort h
on the loans. Take in. Wood's; Nor-
way i’lne Syrup while .l‘i there in
line.
Mix-zit Helen iloulons uud Minn Mir
lit-l Hamilton. of South Nor-walk. are
:11 Hartford today. as delegates. of the
=‘iirin' Friendly moiety. of 'l‘rlnlty
tlliIirL-li. South Norwuik.
lI‘rtIdtIrltIk l. Joni-u. of Now llrltalu.
rt‘tnruetl to that. other today. ut‘tor it
.’th dnyn‘ vleli with liiH brother. Snub
mil 1.. .lontIu. and Kifiii‘i‘, Minn tu‘lizahoth
.itllillii,’ in Taylor ili'l'ilili‘.
.louoph McMahon. who llilii been re:
«idiot: in Huyvlvw uvonue \vlizto III: won
employed in liniibury. liltil gone to
t" ilit' itlltilil Ohio to bike a ponitiou llH
foreman in a large unit lint mniiuiuc- i
luring roneIein. l
The Whittaoever Circle of ititiu‘n
lbuiuhlora of the South Norwulk Cowl
urtnmtlonitl t‘lhurrh will he oulurtaiuotl
Friday evening by Mru. Plnloiod. at.
her home in Went street. Lot every
member no there promptly at 7: it».
Mine Sabra (it-uni Ayron n graduate. of
Union Theological Hominnry will give
hot lotItitrtI on lliblo otorleu.
7v
For Your 0111 Good!
(and ours)
We want you to come and see
of how much we can save you
on a watch. We carry a good
assertmeni in Ladies and
Gents Gold and Gold Filled
Cases. .
A. w. AUSTIN.
fl _ e,
We do all in our p
cattle or poultry.
oi what good grain and
Buy oats that’s clean.
and Feed whichxwill secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
will call or telephone us vour orders.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ower to tarnish Grain
good service is, it you
I
EaStman’
sKOdaks
AND DEVELOPING MACHINES.
No Dork Room Required.
WiLI iAM 1). 131313125,
Bookseller and Stationer
49 Wall Street.
For This Week.
SHEET MUSIC 15 cts. A COPY.
When the (Journal Bells Are Ringing.
On it Sunday Afternoon.
Midnight Fire Alarm Mart-it.
Stay in Your Own iinrk Yard.
Must We Say Goodbye lI‘mItIver'.’
liearluenno Waltz. ..__....._._.
Coleman’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
OUR
$5.00
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
Norwolk. Conn.
In Chopping
Minro Meats, the ingredients of t‘lillly
station. «Ito. there is nothing quite so
helpful as a chopper of a standard
make. it sures time. patieneo nail in-
bor.
The (loin Chopper. we are told by
those who use it. is. indeed a very nutI
lutaetory mat-blue. in fuel, there artI
none better. We. are tIhurglng only
“.00 for the family size.
Norwalk ii’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
Our Slit unit in mode to order and a
“lit“ in nurtured. it in substantially
made, and those who are Wearing thin
sort of a unit toll on that they are «va
tIt-lltInt value for the liltmi‘)’ and that
they are alrlnu ptIiIi'tIiIt antistaetiou.
an to the wonriui: part. You have a
Dit'k out or viii tliibirt-nt pntttItIun. 'i‘lie
ovorrout in point! to our at thI prlru
and in also made to tour mouuure.
GRAY BROTHERS,
.
MAIL ORDERS PROM
. Manufacturers 0!
IMPROVED
‘Sada And Mineral
. Waters
Deep Rock Aries!“ Welt Water Used Ont»;
New Canaan.
Coin.
PTLY ATTENDED 'I‘O
.... O at... ML.
The Bridge Fish Market
romoou tit‘
MARKET eon. (l. ti
. enooknuo. T. tic
nnrron man, 80
ouarrnn nouns. in:
BTEAK Odo,
mountain 13min FISH. WEAK
men. om uotrr. roar mun.
moon ii‘iflli, martinis AND
OLAMS.
OREENWICH DYS'I‘ERS 25c QT
itic
iiiik t. liiliii,
PL UMBINU.
STEAM,
B02 WAIER.
AND GAS
FITTINU.
Tin, Sheet Iron. COW"
and Zinc.
50 South Main Strut. '
Iouth Nor-walk. Goon.
Telephone 137 3
l .
Miss II‘ogartv who operated on
the Norwa... Hospital. today.
The (‘harlty (‘irt-ltI ol’ the Norwnlk
Baptist (‘luu't-h. served a salad supper
last evening.
Miss Edith iiol: us of Elmira. New
link. is the guest of Miss Mai Curtis,
of West avenue. Norwallt.
hire. A. Rootterher. of North Main
street, has gone to New York for a few
days‘ visithitli friends.
Pierre Hayes. of Madison street. has
moved into the house vacated by Peter
Martin. in (‘hoaluut street.
The South Not-walk iiiliernianu will
hold a sortable. next Monday evening.
in their hall in \l‘ashinnton street.
James Harry. former senior proprio—
tor of thtI t‘iill‘ord. is spending the day
in New York rity. on business.
W. 'l‘. Jesse, bookkeeper for the New
England Brewing Company. of Hart
ford. is spending a few days at his
home in South Norwalk.
Miss Kate [dual]. of Raymond slrert.
who has been ill of nude Bright's di:
sense at ilitI Norwalh Hospital. left the
institution iuurh linproyed today.
ill
Prank lI‘IthtIllin. of i'pper Main
street Noru all; i'tI::innI’Id his duties
this moraine on t‘ it. ll.I1\\\hur.<t :1
milk touts aflet :1 stIttri‘ili days" illuw
with «drills and lover.
An apple dumpliui: HitIlli was held
in the brine building. \\'I.1ll strwi. ili"i
wetting. and was quite well patroniz-
(Iii. ’l‘htI prom-(Iris are itil' the iitIiiIIlil
of the Knight Slit t A. \l. lII (‘liurtlL
\liiliani .\l .‘aunti i\ and family i it
today for Southern l‘iniu S t‘.\ “whirl
they no to upend the winter for the
benefit of Mr. Sauntieru' health. Mr.
Saunders and family havo iii-vii i'vsiti-
int; in .-\nn struti. siiit‘tI last July.
i (i. .ilamiltuii. proprietor of the lit)»
ttIiin of that name. intends not to be
without fut-l this winter despite llnI
news that the strike ie‘ ended and him
jun plated a large quantity of wood and
wit ronl in the iioltIl tItIllar.
tliil or resperi to the memory of ill“
late Mi‘n. Hannah Lyon Iiiil. iill' .\'or~
walk li'on‘Works will be eiosetl down
all day tomorrow. Mrs. Hill‘s funeral
will be held tomorrow after noon at
‘2 o'clock. from tin“ South Norwaik
Methodist t‘liuit-lt.
'l‘liII steamer
"i'uunsylvaniu.”
Willt‘ii Mr and lirs. titio llarthol. .\ii~‘~'
Emily Baum-fuss and Mr. and Mr.»
i‘lurenrt- lI‘. Osborn rrturtitItl. pitsstti
Sandy iilltiii. about ll p. ”L. last night.
l‘usnenners \vtIrItI lauded between ll anti
till
it) :1. 111.. thi4 nioriiizitz.
The W. t‘. 'l‘. i‘_ will meet with
Mrs. \Viliarn i.a|\l’i'illl"‘ Quintaid avI~
nor. Friday. at i: o‘elot-k. All inept~
hers are desired to be prurient. to. it
full 1'1 port of the stale ronventiott held
in New Haven will be given. All in.
teresletl iii the growth of all lines of
ttIiuptIruiu-o work are eortliallv invited
CHRISTIAN ENOEAVOR WORK
Over 8,000 Delegates at the New Eng-
land Convention.
BOSTON. ()rtothr it; Slate work
l‘l'h‘lt'l'tiil)’ m‘t'lllilwi the attention or the
t‘ hiiutiau iIiiidt-nvorvia who are in thin
«Iity from all pnrtu of New i5 unlund. 8.-
not) tuning. to attend 11 three days' eon
veuiion. 'i‘ho populous were held at
Iieudunartero whlrh had been arraigned
to state nnionn at rnrlouu (diarrhea and
there were general HtIrtIltItIu in ’l‘ro-
inont ’l‘tIinplo early in tho lm‘l'iitltlti, Al
the Temple. a “quiet hour Hen-ire" was
tIondiuIted by liev. .l. Wilbur (‘illlllliiilih
il.li.. of New York oily. Following this
inertial: the Miiizunrliuuetts t‘. II}. l'nlon
anueinlde for its annual met-tine.
with ltov. urrotl V. Slrykei'. virtIIpreu-
liliInl. presiding. Reports or otllvoru.
the iuidi'run oi‘ i‘ronidout H. N. l.otli
run. of ilonton. the trim-lion of (diluent
and on ntltlruun by Rev. William A.
Knight, of Benton. rompriued tluI for.»
noon program. in the afternoon ntlwr
reportu were promoted and an nddrnwu
on "Our lqut Pillviliiiiil! Rolf" wan made
by Rev. Dr. W. 'i‘. Mriilveeu. of limb
ton.
'i‘luI (.ioiinetItlt-ut Blair tininn hold
itn meeting lathe. F‘irnt l'iItIubyttIriun
Church, routine bindneuu and routmn
title-(I tilting on the time. ‘
With the nthte mealtime t‘tllimloit‘ti
a general session will be held in 'l‘ro-
moat Temple thin orienting, the topie
being "titled Citinonship." A rel-option
by tho officers and trustee» united no
(duty and tho prooldentu ol' the plate
nuione will precede the owning una-
tdon.
in...“ h...
BATTL‘E NEAR LA VlCTORiA.
Town Han Na Provision: and
Crowded With Wounded.
Wit LEMBT‘AD inland of (formula.
Wednesday. Oct. lbw-Who bottle of bit
Vtotorlu. Venezuela, hotwuon the army
commanded by President. Castro and
the revolutionary forces, which began
W
A Full. Fresh Line of
. ..Wallnco‘n Chocolates.
intuit-Pooh. carnation.
l' 'i
lo
the past week and made theiry
chases. I
which we have marked
$i2 and i
if you compare the qualities
styles with others you will find the
equal to any sold elsewhere at $18..
In Our ons' Department .
we have an assortment of Soils, Top Coats and Roofers that are
worth t‘uliv $2 to $5 more limit our prices and those who have the care 'i
of bore will be partieulanly interested in our oflerings of juvenile
apparel at $2. (id, $3. 00 and $4. 00.
HABERDASHERY.
Whatever you may wantin the way of small articles of Furnish
logs you will find them in our stoek Lorroct in style and Very moi!
erate in pr it (I.
You will be well pleased with our $2 00 llats~correot styles and .
fine quality. ’
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Salient it Pliiii, Willis H. Sillitl
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street
50. NORWALK. NORWALK.
Ah! Ha
Now We Ha
SWEET CIDER, made irom all sound apples.
Not diluted with water.
uni.
250 go]. not
A buperior Product.
Charcoal now in plenty, l0 cents a bag.
LORENZO DIBBLEJ
m»
Wise People Realize
that the proper tilting of Gleason should never be guessed It.
it there in any trouble ruin your eyel, come to in! and have a thor. I‘
ough examination made free. live guarantee anti-faction.
O. B. JACKSON,
armour": OPTIOIAN
ll WALL STREET. NORWALKJOM.
.i
m...
Best Quality
Hickory, Oak Maple.
Chestnut and Pine.
w o o d Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
Health By GoOci Living.
You are probably tired oi the soIcallett
prediuesied foods. and are ready to come 2
back to a substantial Breakiast Food til i,
. Will start the clay and your stomach rill ht
namely: HFAL’iH BRAND OAT MEAL 1
andddont forget the label tor the rotten
iuu
W060“ 00”.”00
”L.
. .. “or.“
Wodnootluy afternoon the Revolution
lots appeared to have gained a all
advantage. The president‘a nrtlllo
which numbered fifteen glinl. bed by.”
reduced to tour Klimt. Ln . a
was «It-owned with wounded and:
were no provisions in the town.
ilnltofl Staten Mlnlttter Renault
announced- that lot will not unit 1’
guard at hinoluokuts to protect it!"
tinned finite: lednttitfii at Carlo“
Monday and lasted until the afternoon
of that tiny and roeomnioneotl Tuesday
morning. and which resulted in the re-
tirement of President Centre to law-
irtorln, Timmlny afternoon. was re~
named again timIceiy at, h D't'imfk Wad-
noonay morning. At that time the
prealdent into received reinforcements
and had over 8000 men engaged
against It!” 7009
man iblflufltl in line
‘ _ {Pita artilleryI
Norwalk Chronicler