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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN ., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22,1888
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tailbone. attics in depot and hotels,
No. 4,19systrcet cor-never Touts street; lay at!
ucctaud all factors-11
fifth. 0. Col-dam of Main aridt 'onmrd stmts; key at
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D. Moran‘s house and J C.w'11sou 11 me
lo mtgnklln street school; he st school house
and residence of William 1. smith
Ito. 18. Concord street 0 [:1r1s1resthool; keystln
PsuI' s residence, IIto to Concord street, and
all factories
it" In 14. lain-tract corner of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s saloon and all factories.
1711.15, apt: street comer of Bsyview svcnue; key
at . Dickennsn‘ s midcnec.
svxcrsr. csru.
One stroke at 12 o‘clock noon for Standard Time.
ou'i'wostrokes of the bell (thus 1— l) signifies tire ll
nuThrust strokes of the hell (that l l l) signifies the
city water is to be turned off
ilnauc‘riorts so an noturas.
Upon ttivc information of a tire In your imme
diets horhood unlock the box door: pull the
hook all the way down once only, and let the book
“but up the box and do not open or touch the
, again until the next lire in your neighborhood.
‘Do not attempt to remove the key from the door.
TheChief Engineer wil1 see that I» returned to its
A!” El. Mt HOW AN.
Chief Engineer
Weather Bulletin.
Clearing; slightly warmer: winds be-
coming brisk to hruh, westerly to north-
westerly. '
Miniature Almanac for To-Morrow.
High tide Low rids Sun rises Sun sets
it. 27 5. 26 5.09 (‘1 42
THE LOCAL NEWS.
. The Flushiugs play here with the Nor-
walks on Saturday.
Judge Knapp has given ndecisiou in
the case of Powell vs. Town of Norwallr,
in favor of the plaintifl'.
The road by‘Mr. Burchard‘s born at
Wilson Point is covered with water to-
day to the depth of several feet.
The twenty- -lirst annual meeting of
the veterans of the tenth regiment Will
be held in this city Sept. 7.
The Sons of Temperance will go on a
moonlight sail this evening. Dclbgnlions
will be present from several Divisions.
—Allen’srirarket ctr-the bridge Is thr-
place to buy supplies.
An excellent opportunity to obtain 3
Singer sewing machine or cook glove lrl
offered by advertisement in another c.11-
urnn.
Joseph Smith, who was stabbed several
weeks ago, is not getting along favor»
ably. His friends are becoming anxious
about his recovery.
The .storm yesterday prevented the
grime between the Norwalks and Cuban
Giants. These clubs will play together
the first part of September.
The members of Butler Lodge, 1. 0.
0. F., are requested to be present at the
lodge to-night, as subject to sublet the
lodge room is to be considered.
—Tbe best strengthening plaster made,
10 etc. at Plaisted’s.
The storm last night tors and badly
damaged the Republican flag in front of
the headquarters in this city. It was
taken down this morning for repairs.
Surveys are being made betwreen
Bridgeport and South Norwnlk for two
new tracks on the roadbed of the Con-
solidated railroad—Bridgeport Standard.
The marriage of Joseph A. Carier and
Miss Sadie A. Mathewson is announced.
Min Mathewson in a respected young
lady of Norwalk and both have many
warm friends here.
The democrats of the second voting
district will hold a caucus to-morrow
evening to elect delegates to the differ-
ent conventions and to organize a Cleve:
land and Thurmancampsign club.
Frank Stevens of the borough while
trying to bailout his boat this morning
fell overboard, but was rescued by Ed.
Fish who happened to be passing by.
Frankie undoubtedly found the watw
wet.
It party of twenty people from Dan.
bury went to Coney Island yesterday.
After they had arrived there it rained so
hard they were obliged to come back,
and stopped at the Mahackemo hotel last
night. This rooming they left for (lien
Island, determined to put in a day.
During the terrible storm last ,even
ing' seven! largo limbs were blown off
the trees in the borough, and all 111.-
bosts that were anchoredtn the cock
above Rocco’s old factory were blown
below the propeller duck. Oscar Water’s
sharpie Madge was sunk‘ but 13.11 rest of
the boats were not so badly handled.
During the rain and high winds of
last night the fixture carrying the tire
alarm wires on top of the Electric Cola
pole near the Allen House on Chapel
street broke and fell across the electric
light wires causing a short circuit which
put out aportton of the lights on the
South Norwslk circuit for a short. time
until the repairs were made by the
Electric Light Company‘ a men.
~Mrs. Dnaning's private school rc-
apsas Monday Sept. 10111.10.- Dunning
wlshsstocsll attention to her modern
method of teaching music with aid of
the MM an instrument for
augments; the muscles of the hand.
Ithaca-melded as the most pmfsct
aver bought before the music
world. his acts dumb keyboard,
hats scientific instrument. Many em
PEWNAL KENMORE
Mrs. Russell Frost atarted for Ninntic
this morning.
Harry Clark is visiting with friends
in Brooklyn.
W B E Lockwood in spending a few
days in Milford.
Gilbert Finch of West Haven is visit-
ing relatives in this city.
AnnieKetchurn of Wentport, is visit-
ing relatives in the borough.
Geo. M. Layton of Boston, Mass" is
visiting relatives In the borough.
John Rodeinyer, editor of the Record,
returned from Canaan yesterday.
Nellie Haywood of Washington, D. 0.,
is visiting relatives in the borough.
Frank Mallory and family are spend-
ing a few weeks among the Catskills.
Miss Maude 8. Long of Boston, is vis-
iting the Misses Euphrat of Rowayton.
Miss Clara Barnum of Winsted is vis-
iting wrth M11111 Susie debourn in this
city.
Mayor Ilubbell has gone to Portland,
Me.1vhcrc he will remain for several
days.
Will Jackson is seriously ill at the resi-
dence of his mother on Newtow’ri Av-
enue. ' ‘
Col. E. ll.,Mathowson and James K.
Crofut- went to encampment at Niantic
today.
Mrs. :Wm. E. Buxtoii returned from
Canada where she had been visiting. on
Monday.
F rank Knapp expects to move into his
new house on Fonchrr Avanue on or
about Sept. 1st.
James Cousins and family started for
Our-an Grove today, where they will
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. A. R. De-Vire of New York, erf’
had been visiting friendsin the borough,
returned home this morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Martin and son are spend—
ing a few week-.1 With Mrs. Ephriatri Mer-
ritt on [pennant street borough.
City meeting Its—night
There should be a large attendance, or
the city meeting this evening, as motion
of importance will be rlisgmsrd of, It
will be held at the tempt-moire.- room o;
Eitz ibt'tll strec t.
Mud— Digger for “’cst Avenue
hvs years, ago Danbrrrians thought
seriously of purchasing a mud-diggv-r
with which to clean their street» it»-
cently they have had the streets of that
active little town paved, and now tlir-t
have decided to purchase a street-11w“ p-.
er. Will Norwalk grasp the economical
idea and do likewisei—Republican.
A11 a resident of South Norwnlk. and
living on West Avenue, we would rot-.-
ommend our city authorities to seriously
consider purchasing a muddigger with
which to clean our most popular and
poorest worked road in the city, their
the next generation may think it
desirable to have same paved or macads
mined. The avenue from Mr. Nash's
store to ban ugh line, In without doubt a
disgrace to us, and reflects on the rtllcia
ency of both street committee and con 11-
cil. Will we ever haveastreet that is
not either a cloud of dust or a foot thick
with mud'f—the one or the other we al-
ways have.Your11, TAXPAYER.
Injured on the Railroad.
Yesterday Michael Kelly, a laborer on
the Danbury a Norwalk R. R., fell into
a man hole and dislocated his arm. Dr,
Burke attended to the man' s injuries.
Mllford’e 11.11.11.111 Monument.
The town of Milford will dedicate its
new soldiers’ monument on Thursday,
30111 inst. Many prominent people have
been invited and are expected to be pres-
ent, among them Governor lounshury
and staff, Geo. W. T. Sherman and
Gen. A. B. Terry. A large stand for the
speakers and guests will be erected on
the Milford green, near where the new
monument has been placed. The moon-
”‘ch which is now completed, is a hand—
some granite shaft surmounted by a
figure of a soldier made of the same ma-
DWI .. .1 “—1., .. , ."n . w. ._-.
Postponed llntll Thursday Night.
The Moonlight excursion was not given
last night by the hat curlers of Dsnbury.
but was postponed until Thursday night.
The sale of tickets has been quite large
and a pleasant time may be expected.
Cruel Harwell Baa.
On Monday afternoon Edward Punter,
one of the am'iteur fishermen of the bor-
ough, had been down weak fishmg and
on returning lay down in his boat to
take a «hurt asp before going home, as
he was rather tired. But while Edward
was calmly sleeping as a babe on its
mother’s knee two mischievous youths
cstne along and after removing the con»
tents of the host, only allowing a broken
piece of an ear about a foot and a half
long to remain, setting Edward adrift.
The boat drifted lazily along with the
ebbing tide till nearly opposite Oyster-
shell point when it ran against s channel
stake, thus awakening Edward from his
sum of Fisk sod prohibition. ,Upon
finding out his position he immediately
began topaddle for thcsborswlth his
broken car, which. after a good deal of
labor he reached, and hurting his heat
up high aoddry, be started acres-the
meadows and up the track for horse
muttering vengeance against everything
and everybody.
- Ins-t pianists testify half union: with
tha‘l‘eehaleunis equal to two hours It
the piano iti- assful to
children with :ssk dam and has
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Niss'rrc, (3011s., August 21, 1888.
The second day of camp opened with
a heavy fog hanging over it. The boys
were up bright and early and ready for
duty. Company drill took place sharp
on time, after which the usual guard
mount was held. The officers of the
day from the Fourth regiment are Major
Crows, field ofiicer of the day; Captain
Sheridan, of Co. E, Bridgeport, regi-
mental ollicer of the day; First Lieuten-
ant Ellwood, senior otllcer of the guard:
Second Ideutenant Jewell, of Co. K,
Stratford, junior olllcer of the guard.
The regiments were formed for bat-
talion drill at 10.15, but they had not
been out more than fifteen minutes be-
fore it commenced to rain, and the recall
was sounded. It has been raining ever
since and the entire guard has been call-
ed in There was to have been inspec-
tion of tents this afternoon and two
dress parades—regimental and brigade——
but owing to the rain nothing more will
be done today. One good thing about
the camp this year is that no rain drives
through the canvas. Each tent is per-
fectly dry.
Last night Wheeler dc Wilson's band
gave a concert in front of brigade head-
quarters, which was listened to by a
large crowd.
The camp was quiet last night, with
the exception of a few company streets.
The new mattresses stop a great deal of
the pulling beds out or the tents, al-
though thore is some of it done this year.
Private Kelly, of Co. I), was the victim
last night, he being pulled out several
times,
Yesterday afternoon we were eotvr'
rained bya very Interesting debate on
free trade and protection between Cor-
poral Ireland for protection and Private
Reed for free trade. Neither argument
was very deep, but nevertheless it was
amusing.
Company D has tho largest numlwr of
men in camp of any Cirillpafly m the
Fourth regiment, there being sixty—two.
wainwnt. 37 2—10; Second,” l-ll); Third,
:19 4 III; Fourth, Di 2-“); Fifth Battalion,
88; Brigade stcfl',100; Battery, 98740.
A very pleasant thing took place last
wooing after dress parade and was is
high honor to Co. C, of Stamford, and
that was the prvsentatiori of state decor:
atiuns to lltr' men of that company.
They wore drawn up in line In front of
tin Ir (‘Htliptrlly street and Colonel Wat—
blfi‘tlftl'rflfllr‘fl by his Illa“, atldmised
tlmn 11ml comphmented them very
highly on the rfiiciency they have at-
tained in rifle practice. They Won more
badges than pity other company in the
brigade. They have fifty—nine men on
the rolls and out of them titty won
D'Ill'.y
it)! that country.
The Fourth regiment rates the: highest
11f any ftiulftti'fll. in camp as will be seen?
by the official figures as follows: First1
badges for 1857. as follows: Sharpshnot,
0'”, 18; first-class marksman, l4; marks—i
men, 18. Captain Daniel» has reason 1115
be proud of Co.
rift». practice.
(."s record as experts in
M7125.
The press tt-rits are not finished.
There are very few sick men in camp.
Everybody in camp seems to be play-
ing poker.
A great many men from 00. D visited
the Spiritualist camp last night.
A tent in the Second regiment took
the yesterday and was badly burned.
The guard from the Fourth regiment
were posted on the right of the wattr
battery.
A thief was caught in the act of break—
ing open a company client on the ex-
treme left of the camp today and put
in the guard home.
A private named Cit-tick, of the Third
regiment, was put in tho guard house
yesterday for drunkenness. lle was-o
violent that he broke the door down.
The thief, who was put in the guard
house at noon broke out about 4 o'clock
and was run into a swampaird captured.
lie was taken to the town and shackled.
Methodist Plt-Nk.
This morning the First M. E. Sunday
School went on a picnic to Parlor Rock.
There were we've!!! car loads of excur-
sitlltlsls and they went by way of the
Danbury and Norwalk railroad.
Several were a few minutes behind
hand and got left. They, however,
took the N. Y., N. H. a H. II. it. train
in Bridgeport and from there wont to
Part: 1r flock.
‘l'we Ole-rs Impaled.
Mayor Bubbell has suspended police—
men “critics and Ryan for one week for
drinking while on duty.
Probable Harder.
Frank Spacer, an East Woodstock.
CUM!" farmer, was found dead In a laid
in Dudley, Mm, Monday, with a hub
let hole in his head and his pockets turn-
ed inside out. Spencer and Michael
White drove to Dudley, Oxford
and Webster together on Sunday.
White was formerly employed by
81mm and was induced by White to
hitch up his team and go to a fares
to allow White to pay for me
cows. It was towed home were pur-
chased. Spencer and White were area
rldingoattrsroad where the hodywss
found ten Iliad half-a koarbsforespisn
tot shot was hurdle tksvtslatty. White
has disappeared. it was known that be
THE WATER QUESTION.
To-nlgbt there will he a special city .
meeting at Temperance Hall, Elizabeth
rtreet,to set upon a proposed plan of the
Common Council to increase the city
water supply by the construction of a
receiving reservoir not to cost more than
$50,000. This is a matter of imperative
importance, and should interest all
sufficiently at least to cause them to at-
tend the meeting.
It is conclusively demonstrated that
something is necessary to relieve the dew
mend upon the present supply pipe, and
the proposed plan will do it without in:
creasing the taxes, as the income is
sufficient to pay the interest and create
a sinking fund to provide for the cost.
At present we are exposed to the poor
ribility of a water famine, for should
any break occur in the main pipe which
would cut oil the supply for only a
couple of days there would be much in-
convenience and loss.
Let everybody go to the meeting to-
night.
A Few Protection Into.
The protective tariff advanced ins
country more In ten years than a tariff
for revenue did to fifty years. Men who
struggled as workmen and employers
before the adoption of a protective tariff
have prospered ind become rich uri’der
It. Wages have increased anti comforts
to workmen have been cheapened by it.
We bear but one story from manufac-
turers, both by letter and verbally, that
the dullness in trade is largely due to the
uncertainty and anxiety occasioned by
the agitation of the supporters of the
Mills bill, and the free-trade proclivities
of the present administration.
The admission of cheap labor products
in any one branch off me all others, for
if men are thrown out of one branch of
trade they naturally seek employment
and crowd into others, compete and re-
duce wages.
A very large portion of the English
people arr- against the free-trade policy
In Manchester, whore-
nperativrs are working in the cotton
mills for 30 or 59 centsa day, the marin-
facturers are talking of a decrease so
that they can compete with Belgium and
Germany.
Tl‘e highest price paid English labor-
ers is 65 cents a day. England's silk in—
dustry is virtually dead. The great
docks of London and Liverpool in that
happy free» radn country are besieged by
half—starved men begging work or. any
price. England today supports over a
million paupers. How is this for a pic
trite of a country that invites us to fol
love her example and abolish the torifl
that protects the workiogman in Amer
Ica.
The decision of the average workman
here is that American industries shall be
protected, and our parts shall not be
opened freely to the products of the
cheap foreign labor of all countries in
comprtiti: n with our own.
Commercial Travelers for Harrison.
“Do you know," said a commercial
traveler in this city, only yesterday,
"that the 250,001) traveling men in this
country are going to carry this election
for Harrison and Morton? Well, they are.
Four years ago, on the road, every other
commercial man was for Cleveland.
This year, in my travels, I have met
thousands, and have seen only three
Cleveland buttons worn by them. The
ehangein this class of men is remarkable.
They are all talking for Harrison and
will vote for him." This is an indication
of sentiment, that is something more
than a “politicslstrsw. "—llsrtford Post.
last Nevwalk Peach Pearls-l.
The1 peach festival and entertainment
was not held in Enert Norwalk last ever»
ing but will he held to-nigbt and to-
morrow evening. The attractions will
be Increased and a pleasant time is as'
sored.
It Is a Old.
The (lander Club for the next week
expect to smoke the finest brand of
cigars, as s gusting arrived in the house-
hold of Joseph A. Volk last "wing.
The goslingis of the feminine gender.
We do not know how this gusting can
ever become a gander. bat she will our
doubtme be elected ametnber of the
club.
The Verdict Donal-awe.
W. D. flult, Draggist, Dipper, lod.,
testifies: .,I can reeomeod Electric Bitters
so the very best remedy. Every bottle
void liss given relief in «cry case. One
man took us bottles. and was cured at
Rheumatism of to years' standing.”
Abraham Harenlruggifl, Bellvllle, 0hto,’
silirns: "the best selling medicine I
have ever handled in my wynrs’ caper.
lobes. in Electric Bitten." Thousands
of others have added their testimony.
that the verdlrs ls unanimous that Blee—
triclliltervdo cars all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneysor lltond. Only half a
dollars bottle at Chas. Laplrsm’s Drag
Store.
Dickie-'1 Arr-tea Halve.
Thsheltmlvein the world for Cats,
Bruiser. Guru. Ulcers, lslt Rheum,
7""me,
mmmmutnh Eruptions '
sadpdttvslycarssl’ilssmrao psyrav
mind. it is guaranteed to give para
fset satisfaction. or m refunded.
Pris-”eschew. Permi- hymns.
upturn.
”Mbflhm
W
they are in any protected country on;
Elie ”marry
mu “shy will he MW «sumo 11.111.11.11
causing mills issues «the
“M3,.
7”“! Owe-tie“ Wlwlly m
”lied to the Advocate- ef a Pro
artistry last. on Wire.
[rum by the mama 111115" mm
larval
1. Why, under the benign influence
of our war tarill, are mrthlrdof our
wage earners ontof work onevthird of
3pm? (flats. Labor Rep" ran. p.
2. Why did wages in Great Britain go
up between 1872 M1883 Upercent.
while they went down in launchers“!
during the same period 5 per cent?
[Man Labor Rep», :885, p. 143.]
3. Why did the cost of living here in,
cram 141 per cent. between ladoaud
1878, notwithstanding the tremendous
improvements made in deepening the;
cost of production? 111.1111. Labor Rep ‘
1885, p. 467. l ,
4. Why are wages in free trade liege '
land fromwtoinercentmighertham
the continent of Europe? f L. it. Combo
in Labor Rep, vol. I, [1. Will ;.
s Whydoea 131111111, which has 1.11.;
lured her people under a prohibitovy '
tail! for several hundred years, pay her 7
common laborers 20 cents a day and her ,
skilled mechanics 30 cents artsy? EU. S.
Consular labor Rey», vol. ill... p. 313. l '
ll. How are we able tonsil annually
$7M,0M.000 of the products of our high
priced labor in foreign markets against
the whole world if, as protectionism at»
sell, free competition in goods means
equality in wages? {11. S. Report on-
rlnmmercc and Navy. W97. ,1. 11H
7. Why did the wealth of this country
increase in the low tnritll period, 131m,
Hort 126 per cent. melt» the high tar-
itt period, 18704830 only 81) per. cent,
f-Vr-ti after reducing the or users values of
H711 to a gold basis? [Tenthtf enema, vol i
VIL, pp, 3,4,1”
1“ Why did the value of farms in thisi
country increase from Wit") to 1366) Mid
per cent" and from 11170 to 1111-11) only 37
ptl’Cé‘fll? [1' some, vol Agriculture. [’
‘1. Why was the Mirage annual he
1: 1': one in Massachusetts saving. brink dc»
posits from [9350 to IWII per cent"
and from 7870 101111101 only? per confri
(Mass. Savings Bank Keith, 1987, p. M's [
10 Why did American vessels coo-1
trot three-fourths of our foreign carry
log trade in 11356.net! less than othh‘;
of it in 18136? [U. S. [top on Commerce
and Nov, 1937, p. 89.1
it. Why did Congress, alter living
eleven years under a low taritll, vote in' .
11117 to make it all" Mr r, and why did
all the Massachusetts members support
this reduction? Was Henry W ilsovt. 111m;
shoemaker an enemy of labor? Etienne:
Globe, 31) 11919., 211111 congress, 1111.
10111.1
12. Why did wages in Massachusetts;
advance from the high tariff decade endvi
ing with 1mm: per cent" while they?
advanced from 1360' to 133:; only ‘29 port
cent? [Mom labor Report :imfi, [111.1
142, 466 ] l
13. Why should not the protectrooseti
tariff commission of 19112 John L. Hayes;
chairman, who recommended a thrill re»:
duction of '30 per cent. and declared
that such reduction was demanded "rtot‘
by a mereindiscrirninarspopolarelamor l
but by the besteowservat'rve opens» of .
the country," be denounced under the "
new dispensation as maul freer traders? .
[Rep of Tani! Corn, “6?. v. 5.]. ;
14 How can 1.1111111. long, who def
clam! four yean ago that nobody advry'
cated a probihttory tori“ and that "the
free list is the honest revenue reforny
er's hope," any longer support the Rs» ,
poblican party? [Wilmette Reptile ‘
lican convention of April, 180! i
15. Why, in spite of the fact that
land and food are cheaper here, does it ‘
cost a family spending Mayra “to
year more to live in this country ttiari' rrr .
l
16. Wbylsrrcr W a moderator“?
mot that-rapid byevcry fatally in:
this country in order that Andrew Cara ~
negie and others of his kind may grow
immvlym lockout theorem ,
mat
Phil. With Poles, 111mm and
listen» swarming into this many true“
of dirty. how much areovrrvvagsearaeritI
benefited by the vaeetive tax on i
lumbev.coal, chant-gull and almost
everything they have to hwy? llow
gherowgkt the to: to he in
order to rn-kerissllswprcauty tram?
'9 "’ 13:11.1“ 1'1? 11.. ”war...”
of protect t t we
of thetafllistolielptbsmwcvkmg:
mm. what dnnJ JamesP Power. push
dent of the Republican league, mean
w saying in his residential ctmlarof
11y 2511,1111: the manufacturers girl
hem benefit" from our
rim! lawn-ad rkatttwoatdheswd
this: to "try the fat” allot the Peer»
sylvanls manufacturers "who are more
highly protected than anybody else sad
who make large Instance ev
when tires- are pro-perm?" mm Its.
Pasta art the whole
ll. ow do 1' mmnmm’factw
ms mutant "fat, "
_ pyramids
. awning overdmdssert. The explanation is
L mittens! perfectly trathfulsndratisfsctcry
Wlldow ”retina.
1m nosing about 9.1» o’clock a rose
who was probably intoxicated, hmka
41* mot thewindows in front of ”0|!er
Hero’s bakery and then msdeabuty
retreat.
r11. M‘Thowiall blow rum
t
hivwhhkm,”hsr break-cs1! byschtcago
philologsw to the isle of Cyprmwtrere, a
psatmaoyecnlarlsugo,agaogolllovlsm
Whadthsirmblownintothsrssby
ablimd thatgotsplit bythe ill
1-40! “income—W Tilda.
‘ .Ms‘wfitbsl-I wusomrrytolwarofyoar
”showman; Aridb it reallytrnels’
Miss (Java-Yet, and for only room.
Wart I feel too nun-tilledforsny—
thingz-Texavlllftiugv.
M a “any for the lulpe.
Amiarrisrnamedmarrctlhad a nar-
rowarrape from death the other day. He
was carrying a histofbricknadsrthewln-
Mdflwljgmlrudrmkiugxhoolfor
young Mira, what at: angel cake, evolved
by is main: of the dsa,rlippadfromthe————
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Wmlerkliedanddoated and danced
away 06 into the dim blue other, likstha
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We! wedding-”Yorkflua.
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thr- thsvs him in tkaCItyansxieo;
”reparation-wealth. Wanda-rs
thrasadtvyoclsek.
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Mark lorwstk.
fl
Wanted.
lady .1611: ole: sttudnt
kiss." Apply at
flushlnnssthr
Wartime-u
I 5',me
mu”
emit
howl-g Machine and Cooking
“are Particle.
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? PRIVATE SALE lllllllllG Tllls WEEK
At Ill!» ll- tl. IDI'E’I,
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TO-NIGHT.
U
House To Let.
1 to
AT ”WW“ "Willis? 13......
South N.orwslk
Furnished House To Beat.
A!" IIImilitia-11.,novirly furnished, to rent If‘rorririovr
lent trial?”
(:00le 1k LOCKWO'OD
9 Iain street, Ilia-walk, Conn.
Business Opportunity.
APAYlllflp and rapidly growing business will be
p. a rare chance forons with a few
hundred dollars. Inquire at this otticc. or address
Box hill, Earth Norwalk aw tf
smlw
Morley Pound.
Pl' it“ «attaining a small sum of money,
“anticancer" .111 1 .. .1
t1 semen is
99 y all!” at
Bundling Lot For Sale.
0! [mp Msple street, Norwalk; alsot of lot till fee
b 1111 feet doc rto
y p 133%” srnvs'rt'.
and) 3t No 8 West avenue, Norwslk.
For sale at a Bargain.
ONT Counter it feet long, 1 Show Case, 11 feet
long, and s also Parlor tliove. will be sold at a
bargain Apply at Heather's Restaurant, Music
llsllitlock. 1112111
To Let.
1.10mi]! on West street. 8 rooms, to
1"lnmun'Pommmme t i
so 1 '
good tenant.
inquire of
cams, Jeweler.
llouscs and Factory To Let.
QWERAL Houses To let, rent from as s month
. upward. Alsos Factory, suitable for hot or
otter manufacturing; 85 horse er.
JOHN II. KNAPP.
luls tf
To Let.
T!!! House on the corner of Railroad Place and
mfg-y street, formerly orru it-d b George
Inquire of (limit E SC AUB,
.1111 if at Germsnis llotel:
Cottage To Let.
0 RENT7 from August]. a Cut on Seymour
Tl’l rooms. jail)” fiEYMOLK
Osborn Ave" East Norwalls.
THRIKP desirable and pleasant residence: for
sale. Primrcssonshle and tourism my.”
Enquire of TA) 1.0!! t 60 317
Real Estate and Insurance Exchan Rooms.
Washington at, he. Norwalfie
Bulldtng Band For Sale.
EDDIE left with J. R. Raymond, foot of llsvi-
laud street, for building sand from my ban
will be thankfully received and Wfirsmlptt stten
to. matf . . ELIE.
George R. Underlrlll
s nowin town selling Household 8 cities for
usher by installments at prices read com
petition. Parties desiring bargains can call at No.
to l-tsrrnood hi.,City.msr10 If
Bulletin: Stone for Sale.
GOOD Building Stone for sale by the
load, yard or foot delivered. These
stone srs quarried with care, and are the
best that he obtained.
Appt tr;
'1’. B. OUTER. or
W. RAYMOND.
Iii-lining sites.
PM“. lXDLCIMENTS are now offered to
purchase rs of land belonging to the estate of
Daniel K. huh, situatedon Blmwood avenue—the
most besutrfrttavenuein our city. High and healthy
around; rows of line shade trees along the avenue
and on the land makes it possible to enjoy at once
what lit-keen life time to predilection Water
sad Sewer privil esare also at hand. Purchasers
should no: lore iii. unit of securing- tan.
If
tifni building site. fer “1..” NASH or L. B.
NASH. in the evening, at his residence on Etmwooti
avenue. 111121 1m
District of Norwalls as: Probate
Court, August 13th,1888.
[state of Rufus Richards, late of Norwslk
in arid DistrictJlec
The Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof for t creditors ct said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
pruerrt their accounts, 1y attested, within!
said time will he do arecovery. All persons
indebted to said [state are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
kit 14 it at CHARL- S. LOCKWOOD, Executor
The Annual Picnic
0? THE
Filll l. E. lllilll Slllll
or 301118 NORWALK.
TO PABLOR ROCK
Over llousatonic railwsy by way of liswieyville
WEDNESDAY, AUG, 22.
Train will leave South Norwslkstss n1
TICKETS, 50 CENTS
Children under 15, not members, 25 ctr
GRAND
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~01 var—.—
EAT CURLERS!
0' DANBUMY. 00”.. 1'0
Iron Steamboat Company’s Pier.
COLD SPRING HARBOR
lynoesstooic Railroad and Steamer “City of AL
hmry"frnm Booth Norw- lk
Thursday Evening, Aug. 23
having Dsnbwy msggmn sud fiteaniboatnock,
lUillC It! llBlNll’tl PULL BAND.
Dsnrlsgontbetlostsnd stColdllpring.
Mum-eats served as heard the float
Pare, from Dalhwryaad 81m
helm-1 lorwsl 111111 tlotrth Mllevwslk so cute
an. an: colorants! lawn».
A trsl will return
"Manual a lesvsfornsnbnryoaflm
o
BOARD OF HEALTH.
”Mummillactatthecmnof
m scri- every My. from Ive to ix
feloekp....frcmdaas¢trttomurflu,ia-
elusive, tortisparpaecfnutvtagsndsctlng
acumen-punts” :3ther
sun-irony
J. murals,
OPTICIAN,
8: Iain It» Stalk ltorwslk.
W555i???“
Everything for foot-wear bein
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Best Home Light Oll,150°.. ..
Best Fall Cream Cheese, mild”
Look at the tic. and 10c.
Counters.
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3] Washington Street.
HAVILAND'B NEW BRICK-
Jlll'l‘ BEEEIVE
for the Spring and Summer trade. —
—A lame invoice
Bllllli—
~AND—
-8llllE8
From 12 Ditl‘erent Factories.
3y!) tf
bought for NIT
CASH, and expenses being girl, can be sold
Fill Bllflll llllllll‘ llll‘li.
Styles and prlces too numerous
to mention.
PLEASE can. an» Bxasnax
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
ill]
Biking PlWllI'!
MADE of PURE cam
of TARTAR.
'l'l‘lll! Tl'lll!
son and recommardcd by
Charles E. Seymour,
630022,
70 Washington Street,
a” dot SOUTH IORWALK.
H . S. R 0 O D,
Watches,
Jewelry,
~AXD—
Silverware.
mam?“ 1° .1. .1... u '-
83 Malls Direct.
GET THE BESTg
“udnr’
STEAM:
HEATER.
Tris-trio are lnthis town. mantis-lathe
dentinelOdlesmhmlteasbasss-iaopwsueloa
application.
W.H.MEEKER
Sole Agent tor Nmslk.
mow—w-
ssrirrm mums mom was
rim-11111 1 mm.
1 WW
mamas-nurse.
simmer-attains.“
Norwalk Chronicler