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OCTOBER 27 1905. , ,_ . ;
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Dr. l’lumloy. oi‘ ilrldtreport, is call, _ .: ’ '“w ' . M‘ ‘
«:1 AT 4- LANE’S [>-
Phone 39-5
Home Made
Chocolates.
We know then are
PURE. we make
them.
5! Washington Street.
l
meeting of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church. This will be pre-
paratory service for the Holy Commio
nion. Rov. Arthur Kenna, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Noroton
will preach. ’I‘ho pastor and dent-tins
will meet at. 7215 those who wish to
itnite with the church.
—-The Supreme Court 100 Cigar.
to Hamilton. N. Y.. to outer upon a
eoilogo preparatory oourso, at Colgate
Academy. writes his trionds in South
Norwaik. that ho likos tho plaoo vory
innoh. All’rod is now oaptain of tho
l'ootliall toain l‘ormod ol' iuonibors of his
olass, but says that ho is gradually los-
int: his intorost in tho itanlo . ltoparts
stnt. homo by tho prinolpnl of tho ao-
iidoiny show that ho is making a good
record in his studios at tho (l.ill(‘.t.’,{‘,.
Samuel .l. Miller. SllDt‘l‘iiitt‘lltll‘ili ot‘
the Gilobrt & llonnott Manufacturing
Company. of Georgetown. is making:
quite extensive improvements about
his handsome residenoo in lannon.
Among these is the installation of a
water system. Mr. Miller securing thi-
water for baths and othor puropsos
from a reservoir located about three-
oights of a mile away. '1‘ln:ontiro dis-
tance from the house to the reservoir
has been piped. and the system will
soon be in good working order.
The directors of the Norwalk Stoam~
boat Company will meet this evening
at 8 o’clock in the office of Judge John
ll. Light in Washington street to make
flliill arrangements for the purchase or
the property of tile present steamboat
oompany and to consider the matter or
a now passongi-‘r and freight stoninoi
tor the new company.
The 8. ll. Miner t‘roumory Company.
inoorporiitod. ot’ Now London, has iiioii
a oortilionto oi" organization with tho
sooretai'y of state. its capital stoolt as
authorized is $3,000. and the amount
subscribed in $3.700. ’l‘ho oliloors aro:
President and treasurer. Sidney ll.
Minor, New London; secretary. Frank
1.. McGuire. New London.
Work is progressing quite rapidly on
the collar which is to be under a part
of tho new station in liunbtn‘y. iiy to-
night the ground will probably be ox»
t-avalod nearly to tho roipilrod dopth
and this Wonk tho otmtrarlors for tho
mason work, .ltobbins Brothers. at
South Norwalk. export to intro thi-
buiiding oporations woll undor way.
Norwalk Lodge of Elks will hold a
roguiar meeting Wednesday evening in
their hall in South Matti stroot. when
Exaltod ilulor it. M. Wolfe will an
nounoo several separate ooininlttoos
whoso duties will ho to mako ill‘l‘iillp.',t‘-
tnonts for a propor ooiobraliou by tho
looal lodge oi the lCiks‘ annual nit-moo
in] Sunday. which occurs Sunday. lie
leather 7. ‘
» Very low brands of Chan-s hold
tliolr own like. the imperial Crown. it
has boon sold {or it) years and ovor.
end is now considered one of tho ntnn
dard brands.
The. Young l'ooplos' ohorus of tho
South Norwalk Methodist (‘hnroh iii-r
abated very materially in tho norvloos
at the South Norwalit mission yontor-
day afternoon. The services are oon»
dliotoil every Sunday afternoon in oil.
l’olor‘n (lorinnn hulhran Churoli in
North Main street, and are of much In.
torolit and help. ii. I). llruiulago. of
Norwalk. is in charge.
A iii-loinition of Norwalk mon will
no to Waterbury Novotnbor ii to wit-
nonu the Corbett-Rim boxing content.
it it comes ot’t‘. There is nommviuu, at
a doubt at present, an to whether or
not the contemplated programme will
be carried out for tho rooont Iottorii
written by Secretary Thrasher. oi the
Law and Order league. have stirred up
opposition to the contest.
PAINT VDUR BUGGY FOR 7th:
to 81 with Devon's Gloss carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 on. more to
the pint than others. weir: longer, and
gives a aloia equal to new work. hold
by (iomatoch. Watkins & Dow. Ill 1:.
(iorhnm and H. '1‘. Prowitt g (to. . ”
it no We 'wnnt your trade. on line
or Cigars and Tobacco: are tie. acted
with great. care. we have had ten
yearii’ experience In the Tobacco hunt-
neu. and give you lbs..i}éneflt it it.
The Shinto Cigar has become one of
" the staple brands of the town. which
goes to show that the smoker spare-
olntea‘ it mil article. ind will call (or
it again after minis: one. Our lia-
limha and Key West Ulimt‘ti are 13in
tit
Eliminate goods
Willis tirl
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lug on triends in South Norwalk today.
. Wheeler Bros, of Water street. are.
having a now boiler installed in their
factory.
The sloop (F, l.. llirloy is disoharginr;
it load oi oysters and claims tor A. ll.
Merrill. at his dock in 'Walor street.
A theatre party of six uttonded the
vaudeville entertainment at i’oii'n
Theatre, in. Bridgeport, on Saturday
(Vtilllllid.
Rev. W, W. '1‘. Human, pastor of tho
li‘irsl lilolhodirl t‘hinoli. will bo in at-
tondunro at tho uilil-yonr assembly in
Millinli‘fllivcil today and tomorrow,
W. R, 'l‘llinnpuon. of tho MoKibbin
(,‘(illlDtlll)’. in iipondlni: a tow days in
Now ”l'lillil\\'lt'l\ and otlior pluoos on
business in inn-rout of tho otnnpany.
Miss Mnrmirot. Taylor has roturnoil
to her homo in New York. after spend—
ing a ootiplo of days with her aunt.
Mrs. lliohard ll. Golden. of West uro—
into.
The. monthly meeting of the oilioial
hoard (it tho First Methodist Chnroh
will be postptnioii from this evening
until Thursday night. at the close 01;
prayor meeting.
You aro cordially invited to attend
a demonstration of the Kodak Develop
ing machine tomorrow afternoon at.
William lv‘. Boors‘s bookshop, :ih Wail
stroot. Norwalk.
Mrs. J. H. M. l.owth. ot‘ Wa‘l stror-t,
is home from a sororal inonths' visit
in England. returning on tho stoaniship
l’hiladolpliia. Sii“ was tool at Now
York by Mr. Lowth.
Tho annual mootiin: to oloot oilioors
and directors of tho Ilanlitiry and Nor-
walli Railroad will bo hold at tho Now
York. Now liitron and Hartford rail-
ioad oil'ioo building: on 'i‘iiursday morn-
ing at iiiilii.
A spoolal (‘i’ilinit’illltlll ol‘ lutlor
Chapter, No. (is. it. A. M., will bo hold
at tho rooms ili Washiuglon strool.
Tuesday evening. at 8 o'oloolt. \York
in past master's degree. alter whioli a
banquet, will be served. All ltoyai Art'li
Masons are invited to ho prosoni.
The Vollt Hat Company has boon
rushod on ordors for their i.o tirando
and l’innor. two taking styles in soft
hats very ninth in dolnnnd this solo
son. in still hats. tho Harrington
and llama. have. boon among
host. sellers. itobort Trimblo is rov-
oring his territory now. showing the
new spring styles for 1903.
~Dr. Dick's Medicine cures colds.
Tito members of tho Town 'l‘oaohors‘
Association are asked to tnko notioo
that the address by lir. .lainos J.
Lough. of New York Unlvorsity. Will
be given at tho Franklin stroot school
ioutorrow afternoon at :i o‘olook. lly
.ill error it was slated Saturday that
ilio address would ho given at S o'oltiok
in tho, oroninn. 'i‘ilo various sohnols
in town will oloso t‘lll‘l) to allow the
loin-horn to attend.
Miss Kato T. Ryan. tho slonogrnphor
.il lilo oomptroiior‘s oilioo al tho oapi~
loi. has boon uppoiutod noting assist-
nut olork by (‘omptrollor (‘luimboriain
to till loniporarily tho rat-alloy onusod
by the death of .lohu l-i. Wadhauis,
Miss Ryan is thoroughly familiar with
tho duties of tile position. having sor-
rod :1 long limo in tho oilioo. The up-
poininlont of an assistant olork to sur-
i-ooit Mr. Wudliains is hold under ad-
rlsomont by the rotnptroilor.
li‘rodorii-k W. Brown, formerly or
this oily. who has boon oonnootod with
llit‘ train dispatohini: dopnrtniont oi‘
the New York di\lsion of tho Now
York. Now llaron and Hartford road
and stationod in the Grand t‘onirai
station lli Now York oily sinro lho
illtnbury division lioailuiuirtork in this
oily woro abolished. has roooutly ro-
oelvod promotion to the position oi
sooond lriok illHDiIIi‘lli‘l' at tho Now
York terminal. Mr. llrown has
oharno of tho. mow-mill of trains on
the li‘anburv brunt-h. llo is known as
an ospoolally nblo railroad man and
his many Irlonds in this oily will bo
plonsod to learn of his adranoolnoiit.
imnbnry News.
-—Dr. M. S. Rot-ion. Eye. and Ear Spn
cialist. from Briduomirt. removed his
office from tho hinhnokomo liotol. to
52 North Main St. So. Norwallt, whom
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
'l‘luirsdnys and Saturdays from 1
o'clock to 4 p. at. only.
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The
Particular-
Man
is most photon about his ‘
watch chain. livery require
meal: of good taste is that at
modemteconby
immons
atoll Chains _.
We show a splendid wort»
meat at patterns and gunman.
we the int-lily unconditionally.
Never mind what you
want In the line of Jewelry
or altwrwaro. we nan sup-
ply you With ii.
w._AderiN.
their ‘
if you want to dress him well and or
boys" clothes that never disappoint,
cause boltor made of better niaiorln
Yot, our prions are not dear, tin
of the “cheap" kinda that woar on
you more value at. each prloo than y
that.
loud. stylish Russian lliou
and Vestoo Suits, tanoy mix
on. from ............. .....
LStrong. durable, ltnooknbon
Handsome apiece Suits, sin
styles, fancy mixtures and b
from . ........... . ........
When you buy your boy’s Cloth
slblo value for what you pay.
Comstock
14 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
South Norwaik.
Tel. 32-2.
strong in the seams, mostly fancy mixtures. from. .$2.00
always how the satisfaction of knowing that you got the highest pos-
Everything boys wear but shoes. l
W oaaiboilmr mulling};ammo”‘oR' MONEY BACK. N I .
Bring Your Boy
. HERE. ‘
ononiieully. We. have the kinds of
that wear better than common, bo-
hs titan u'iost stores soil.
less you ooinparo them with prices
t quickly. We boliovo we ran give
on believe possible. Put an to tho
so and Sailor lllouso
lures tutti colored sort.-
........ $3.50
t 2-ploeo Suits. extra.
ale and double-inoated
lack and blue Chariots.
..................... $3.50
es, Hats and Ii‘itrnishings here. you
MASONIC BUILDING,
Norwalk.
Tel 414.
Brothers.
<1 llilllll t. VliliSilii.
AND GAS
FITTING.
ana Zine.
so South Main Strut. :
loath Not-walk, Conn.
Telephone 137-3.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper "
lilClll News tides
William Ward. of New York city.
spent Sunday with friends here.
wur Iirotlior's Lodge, 1. t). 0. li‘., of
Norwalk. is planning; to hold a roll
l‘llll.
Miss Zliilll Allen. of Norwallt. has
boon tho guest oi rolativos in Bridge.
port.
lli-riiizlnn ltiuzors. ol‘ Stamford, N. Y..
is spondiuit a i‘. w days at tho .\l.tlIai-k-
\‘lllli llotol.
Louis Lari‘loan, of South Main slrooi.
who has boon soi'ionsly iii, in smut-what
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased
We do all in our power to tarnish Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse.
to exemplilv our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is, it you
will call or telephone us vour orders.
Buy oats that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
WILLIAM
Bookseller and Stabouer.
49 Wall Street.
“PASTIME”
Dance Album.
(itiN'ifg’llNth‘. :lli Slle-Jtd'ltlxn‘.
\ViillZos. two stops. soliollisohor. polv’.
has. niarolirs. lam-era. oto. for tho pl.
.‘lllii. All tho latent inusio. lloigniur
lil'll’t’ 73o; this wook—r-v
45 CENTS.
.\l.t~l() MANDOLIN It‘tlliltJS. 25 t"l‘;s‘.
Coleman’s News Stand,
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
-ou Swot-nor is inado
\
Custom
"' ' 'l M a do
Within}
‘iiilvlflm Suits
W“? and
' Overcoats
OF
The Kodak Developing Ma-
chine. t No dark required i
Tuesday Afternoon, Oct. 28.
2 until 6‘P. M.
P. BEERS,
Norwulk. Conn.
Carpet Sweepers
uro oortainly labor saving nnd assist
tlto liousowito in ltooplni: n oloan homo
and a ohoori‘ul iiirpiisitlnn. ’l'ho (lush
to stand ilio
slim-post .ort ol' inspoollon and is also
tnado to stand i-ousiilorablo wear.
l‘ali in and MW ill 2.50. $2.75 and
$3.00 qualition.
Don't forgot lilo $l.00 int-at t-hoppor.
N orwaik li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
liaro n ntyio all their own, probably
brought about by iliolr oxoluslvo prop-
orty-mii‘l'l'.
Wu itro malilui; olothhui its lowly
prlood an tho roadyuiiido oliiowhoro.
The Norwalk
Health Shae,
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
lit $8.00 and 33.50.
Thouo shook are made ot‘ tho limit ihntorinlu tho market nil'ords and im-
inn made in it factory Very largely oi‘ iuneh lliithor priced sheen, we earn-
nutty request that you compare them with any so shoe in any atom.
POINTS 0N CONBTHUGTION.
F'lrstmonter sole of WWII oiili leather.
Secondeooi felt cushion prevents titliionkiiig. Norwnlit Shoes never
squeak in the holes.
’I’hirdmnest oak inner onto. which
does not draw the loot.
THESE SHOES ARE UNION MADE.
Olsen .iilrmoe Store
SOUTH NOR WALK. OONN.
. Now llhvon.‘Saturday.
neiiiiii By nation:
A
Health Brand Pancake Flour.
Delicious Pancakes, Muffins and
(Janis. militia 3 harry turn *
-' ticket hark.
iinprorod.
J. William \‘ollinoi and .lorwpli l.in.\-
humor \\itnia~sod tho l'oolbail game at
Edgar (“tlpit“i ’i‘yri-li has lukrn a
position with .i. l-‘. l’owoil, tho Wash-
inalou stroot il1l<lliilli.
Harry G. li.i\‘i$. l‘lliilli K. Bright ant
lloorizo Iloso. or Not walk. spout yostor»
lay with l'rioildr in New llavon.
'l'horo will ho a inertial; of llii’ lio-
illllllll'tiil Campaign (‘itib. at tho lllllt‘l'
ol‘ .ludgo .losopii it. 'l‘aylor. this end
lag.
.lllllli'fi .i. llrnwn. of Bi‘llll:"lll)l'l. spoilt
t’aiiiidal' in this oily. llil guest at
l’ioi‘i «or Sartain. oi' nroun's Business
l‘tilll‘gi‘.
lil“| .l.’I:-_- l~ twit‘t‘ |'. »l (l .\ l1. will
‘luld mt l‘v'L'illttl‘ w l’iil' u' to, t';.~
{ ova-nine. in its hall in South Alain
~‘Il‘i 'i.
'. ml iillll‘l‘
{.‘il. rt»; tzl' .\'ol wall;
.zi‘i. llllltlll.
‘i’il- :liiiloutc wort
lrionds. Saliiiiltiy
min: lionil'loo lllll' slum Sailll‘ilsl}
in .ww iiavon. and attozidod tho Yale
\‘yiaonu- gm with (l. t‘. Illlllll ii. iii
lio» Molina. lowa.
’l‘lio ("lilt‘l'Iillllllll‘llt ioniniilloo oi" i’al
onliuo (‘astbx ,\lll‘li‘lll (il‘tli'l' liniizlits
of tho hlysllo (‘n.iln. will hold a (lillit‘t‘
\l'odiiosilay owning ln Misiit' (‘lliiin
hall,
'l‘lio iii publiian (‘luiu or Norwaih.
.llliv‘iltil a llt‘lilltllldl‘lt'lr in 'tli-‘ stim-
ll llli‘ mrin r of Wall and High rill‘ools.
i'oi'niorly lilo tiltit-o oi tizo (Itinuoi-tii-nt
llnliway and Lighting Company.
iii'
A door Wits w on in i‘oinnn, yostr‘r-
ily morning. by a iiiiikboy. A din:
\\'lill'll aoooiupaniod tho lad. iriitblonoil
lilo animal oh". This door has bion
worn kororal limos in tho yloinlly dur
bi: tho last low days.
id. 'l‘. limit'm'd, or Groom: lv‘aruiz.
droro his tumour. loam York lloy and
lil‘lllil)’ to a road “anon. on it ”took
l.\‘ll Il‘tli’lt‘. Saturday. a inilo in izlli.
an ailing. tho world's rooord. 'l'lii- por~
i‘nriniinoo took [llilt‘t' on u hall mile
iraok.
Mr. and Mrs. (llllil’ui‘ lartrlr-k. who
lorniorly rooldod in Main hllt‘ .1. Nor-
walk. whose lloino in at prosi iii in lam
dun. uro visiting friends in town. in
I'uitrli-k is a prominent ii. A. it. man.
and roroivon u royal \i’t‘it'lilil" whore»
oror ilo goes.
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l"l‘ililit lli‘i‘l‘lhll. ol’ illuiirl uroiiuo.
Norwnlit, \Mlll to ltroolilyn today, in
ontot‘ tho nary yard in that plaoo. tilt
‘i'l‘illlilli. Ill‘ oxpooin to Ili‘ llr‘rll'JH‘tl to
duty on om: ul‘ tho yonnols or lilo navy
«ion. and will liuvo tin own-i lb llI I'llttilt‘o
In lll‘I‘ Ibo world.
The ititi‘illu‘l'll at tho rally oi the
south Nurwuili lippnhliruu ('iitIIIb’liKIi
i'lub. to lie hold 'Iiiuradiiy pvt-ulna. in
linyl'ii Ilionlro. will bo Honiitor lililinit
hum. of Vermont. and (‘oiiurouuuwu It:
J. Hill. liolh at them iioiltlviiiou uri
tortutnlml tut tilill.‘ speakers. unit of ililv
ipumtlohoil ability in this line.
The New Yolk iiomld ,Vt'iitlll‘iltll'
published a i‘orornst of tho oiitooiiio of
tho rimiiuu Milli? olvotbms. and orodil.
ml titmneotioiit, with We Republican
llohgronnmnu. and the other illrro in
doubtful. thingroasiiinn iilll wuss unions:
7 them enabled an doubtful of rot-lei“
lion. ‘
'I‘lim- won a dinturhhneo iii the west.
bmiiul depot. ltlnt night. Several nun
now in the waiting room. and mio of
them had a tloliet i’or Stamford. when
a limit named Rlehtli‘tl thirteen took tho
pdaiohtmrd away from him. Foil liriilo.
who was nearby. volunteered to get the
Ho Invited Lillili‘tili oilt.~
side. and the men t‘IiIicIleti. but were
finally separated. and litter some tiuo
titer talk, and a wall: as for as Monroe
street, it was decided to pestptme the
holttilntti tonight. ,
. -‘MMM ..
or petitioning ini-
re. W Rhonda Ont.
MOST MEN
‘ Depend Upon ‘
Their Clothiers
Or Tailors
When it comes to the selection of
a fabric and many times also In ‘,
regard to style and fit. We have“
prepared for this, and will show
you a collection of Winter Gnr- " _
ments that excel anything ever ,,
before oltorod in this part 01th ‘1
country, and our clerks are able ‘
to assist you, if you desire it, in
the selection. They know how the
garments are made and they know
the correct styles for the season.
so you are sale it you place your-‘
self in their hands.
We bought tar more than usual at this grade, and some of them”
see it’ you understand values. The
are worth as high at $10.50 as you will
Suits include every fashionablo fabric
Ill the very latest styles.
The Overt-oats are inside in many lengths to suit every taste, from "
We would like to have your come \
fine, lx'orsoys. Molltms. li‘riozos. etc.
in and see those.
We have an enormous
merit oi both
Suits and ‘Oiel‘collll
to sell at
$12.
for the season, out and
A Chance for the Big Boos
aged 8 to it} years.
Trousers Stilts. that
rlcs; they would ordinarily be
Have you soon it?
Time to think of the little articles of Haberdashery; Shirts, Under-
aro. vory fashionable
We have a large collection of Two-Piece. Short
and out from splendid fab-
sold for $600. but, our price is
Our HAT DEPARTMENT has become famous for its $2.00 Derby.
I
wear. Hosiery, as well as Noekwosr; money saving prices.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Sillttk it Print,
98 Washington Street,
50. NORWALK.
WHEN lN WANT OF CLEAR FAT
HORSE RADlSH; NEW.
CRANBERRIES, BEST, 10c QUART.
SOUP TOMATOES, 10c CAN.
CLAM CHOWDER.
PURE HONEY. 22c BOTTLE.
SWEET CIDER.
EVERY PACKAGE OF CLOVER HILL BUTTER l8 GUARANTEED
ABSOLUTELY PURE AND IF NOT BETTER THAN ANYTHING YOU EV.
Willis H. Sillillill,
48 and 50 Wall
NORWALk.
PORK: HERE.
ER HAD ON YOUR TABLE, MONEY REFUNDED. 300 POUND.
A.
AA‘A--
-A----.‘A-AA__._.
Hickory.
00 Chestnut and
Sawed and Split.
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vv
rvv'v‘vflvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
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Lorenzo Dibble.
' ,
i
assort-
tailored
. $4.60.
Street, A
o
w... . .._.,..£!.-:_--...=s
Wise People Realize ,
that the proper fitting a! Glasses should never be guessed It.
If there ii any trouble wnu your eyes, come to us and have A than
oust: examination made tree. We guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
II VALE STREET.
Raymond Bros. 1
W...”
NORWALK.
. mans...“—
CONN.
ONO
Best Quality. 1
Oak.
Maple
Pine.
n... magi. FishMarkefiH ‘3
POLLDCK.
manner martian,
urn/lit eon,
HNAl’PEit BLUES,
. aw
lIU'I‘Tl'JllIPISi‘I,
BLIIE‘INSH.
than, sannon.
omen Lone spams.
ornN orsrnns.
R. JIGUTBILL.
writ MI Waohington
Toni. till.
WGAKFISII,
doth.“ ._
6o lb.
10o lb. <
1100 lb. .
lilo lb.
FLAT‘
title qt.
2th: «qt.
mm mm.
Norwalk Chronicler