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(l SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1888.
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tIIEIIICII. NEWS. ‘
Bulkeley httfigmdik a street pup ‘
ade last night.
The corset facton chioeed yestsrfly ~
_. for inspection of bulletin I
Scofleld & Hoyt are putting up n
handsome new awning today !
Robbie McPherson. ”whose arm was
broken some time ago is will right again .
Leon Abbott of new...“ spoken:
s large audience in the Opera House lent
night. _, M.-. y i
Most of the shops in town- mourned
today in order to give their new a
chance to vote. _ H---
The regular communications of Oil!
Well DodgeJ'. & A. ll. wIlll' he held
thineVening. . W
Rev. Father Corrine has been! trans» ;
ferred from St. Marys church: to a
church In New Haven.
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Thomas Wilson and will» lied ow are
rival in their family this morning about
4 o ’.cloek It was Is boy.
William s Collidel‘ittils' mm mi
has recovered from thescnrlhtievev so
estohenpand armdthehow
A large delegation oil Democrats went 1
to Westport last evening. 'llllevr mourned
home about 2 o'clock this ramming.
Welford S. Bailey rettwnedl home. from
hrs campaign lecturing town yummy.
He does not expect to be elected Senator
to-day.
J. B Raymond Mead Oscar Minnelli
have heensnnsnroned mirrors! in the
court of Common: MMemsm
in Bridgeport on Wednesday.
In the Concord sure; school hstiliis .
city nearly every nation of the would! is
represented as toilette: American. Help“
lish, Irish, Swedes, (Term Helium.
Hungarians, Africanwslnd Chinese.
The Republicans haven test new the
polls for headquarters. Lest might some
one cut the ropes and after it was aural!
they tried the operation again}. but thew
on guard preventedorepetitiom oil tile
mean trick. . -
, The democrats of this city helli III
meeting at Music“ Halli lhet evening.
The attendance war not very Home use
there was plenty of entllueinetnl. Hon.
Mr. Manning of Washington alldbsssedl
the meeting.
The counsel for Moth sum, the
new Canaan muvdbrer, who isssatemil
to be hanged on Hayfiwilllopplly to
the supreme court of errors for III new
trial, on the ground that publications»
ions were by some of the jimrsé In the
case.
Arthur Rowland of thiir '
before Judge CooW yesiitglflym
noon on complaint of Jennie W
and C. S. Carlin for monument»
field “whim the horse My“...
nightlirs . and Ir. Mould
such contradictory storiss-tllnt the Judas
discharged the prisoner.
. The weterpipeon lteinstrset in front
of J. T. Prowitt's' In the homugilmmml
y morningend Mal streetlbokv
yesterds
ediike‘a mall river. It tends putty
Iivelyworkforstoreksepessto hey: it
ofloftkeiuidswslkssed stop it from
running into cellar; mum's”
thrown up in front of J. T. Prowitr'sswd
a large holewesnrad’e‘in ”Sumo.
~8cbooleietes8toW¢tetatht
The New York WW
uherdlymy to my the I will
donslaesleee-eweeresismfdpsv
dblyhs. The newest pm-
WiywflMseflswssb uuwfimuflw
trio ”domed dissent- of the
' erflssd. Osiyairflf
deeds Mes-em“!
‘l'he Sorwslk look Co.. is closed for
two days.
Bucklsys new rubber factory in the
bwmgh is nearly completed.
The ‘lnry Stuart" lies at Raymond
Bros. dock with e cargo of fertillter.
Wsiiesr\oengs put In the first tsu-
this matey audit was for Harrison
and lotion.
"Kn. the Arkansaw Traveler. ' III
booked to appear to tbs Opera flours at
so early date.
After Work. only daughter of
May-firm Wk, died last evening
“diphtheria. HrJJoIswckisonaww
momrsedrbessdnewswillbes
greatobock to hint. Prayer will be said
this afternoon sad the body will be
pieces! in a receiving vault.
Henry Mm. Herbert Yen um.
Dr. C. 0. bottom, William Stevens
and Edward smith stirred for i’lsgtitsfi.
“New, this starring. where they will
“spend aware iiars- shooting Inge game.
”LY“ Saws, hung the only single man.
will probably have wetsuits“ “sedan.
la the excitement previous to the dry
Mskebenmurrspormyesrerday for»
not to serum the excellent sermon
reached by Rcv.C.E.Harrrsi-iundsy
night, onshepriviieglessnddutiesof
It was one of
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A W'floml’mum‘um
umwnwwmm
wouldhnvemy weather furthest-c-
tint-today hetmfsrtbensin isssheld
all. Very littletmsbieirasbomexperi
m ingesting“! literate-resist! the
rmitisthwtahmraueislwrngpolkd.
Therepehliosusof WIWW to
thepnillsiuabady..1hey werebmdsdi
hyadmourpsondrhreemnyrlm
were given them as they rmudsd tlIrI
majority to the WC district all! bur
lkirger than it was four years ago. Wm
B. llmlilllwlll still new ahead of his ticket
inthisdmrio: testicular Atf o‘clock
“Westbound teen polled outof'
Wimmtlheim
- _ uptown.“ , _
l A sEIcIIIE.
SICK All! DISHEAIKTENID. E. MODI’S
or I'll]! IIOROIGIII
auspice.
E. Modes, a resident of Franklin ave
nue, borough. was found dead in the
woods in Northampton. Mass. with every
Indication that he had commuted sui-
cide. Mr. Modes had, from all appear-
ancI-e, been dead four days. Us tree in
poor health when here and was employed
in Buckley's rubber works, but owing to
his poor health gave up his situation sev-
eral weeks ago. He went to North-mp-
ton sud obtained a situation there and
last l-‘ridey his wife received a telegram
from the gentleman with whom he
bosrded that he left there t at morning
fpr ironies very sick man. s he did
not arrive home his wife lucameworricd
land wrote to East Hampton to Mr.
Hodes' brother to see if he had seen him
but did not receive any answer until yes-
terday morning when she received a
*tefegrani from thtI authorities in North-
ampton that the dead body of Mr. Modes
had been found there in the woods and
first he had committed suicide and had
been dead four days. Mr. Modes leaves
a wife and six snIsll children. One of
them, Joseph. sells the Sentinel in the
borough and is the smartest paper boy
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E(‘esursrliu Suicide in the Woods at Hut-tip
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Personal In-tlol.
Mrs. J. 8. Boutwell of Ansonis, is via-
Iting with her son and his wife, Mr. and
Ira. Dr. lloutwcll.
lit. and Mrs. Robert McQulIae are
éspeuding the week with Mrs. McQubae‘s
plfrflfwl In New York CIty.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Dennis have re-
[turned to their homes In Brooklyn from
s awk's vii-it in this city.
Howard D. Wellington is spending a
week with relatives in Boston.
William George of Stamford is visiting
mev flail. MpwfleImg. with 31'. and Mrs. Frank Seymour.
iyniwesy influence-puny.
Thomson that therepubiwsne
Harry W S. Buutun came from Brlti.
mum in tllln’ city iii-day it; vote for
Morrison and Morton.
Miss Arrow 1’. l).)rri- of l’mimilli- (‘ l..
“is visiting with Mr. and Mrs: George J.
Sergeant.
Thmdotr- S Munson has returned from
atbree wuk's vi~it with his parents in
The full more in the third district Ill“ ‘Jtnev citI.
lie willed stud the republican {lawn a-
msfiurluy of over meander. i
At 11:39 o‘elllc'k Milli mules were cent In
tbefiinmdlutnmmofamofwo it
Found the Man he was Looking For
Last night just :I-I tho- llulkelev listin-
ls'uu \\ as forming In front of 1'- e Gazette
“the W“ ““4” ””W ”P to that: building and a large crowd was congre-
hawrin that The
Meetisinsaarsjwityoffl.
At t frau- fitmfisrd m that
at 112 o'clock the Republican majority;
malt. lamfiflsriiuwriiruashead
nrmusmmmwl.
.1 results: m
(nutter (Militant minimum, a coat-hump
maimed lip 11!. (haunting of it! then,
wow WV] ism might.“ be or as getting
on a has: for New York and charged
with m a menu of army from Mr
(liming stones time am) He was taken
Mm Justine Grimm f or a bearing.
ms the pmmaedmgs, stud be was per
i'rotiellorsxvghlwkmpmmsituw. A
sum new fallen in the luslkup this
" .Islut fifths may Mire tells
destuc lliifeisiriue it
mummmisubelsft,mln
(liming difl potasyowond aboutsoy
stemming mum will beam placed
under Would thou dishwasher die
militiamen“ «sitcoms Lawyer Au»
tintvvlbolispmmtmtlbe aase,wanted
WOW tumor put biotin the
hint fake bill W and use
mtofltlhcrepmthxis morningibst
”In. (humming sentiment! down to him
throwaway“ mammoth
mod the m Itisnpaonlisresse
Them will prolbshlybe beldurmor-
mains-moss.
WWW Masonry.
Yesterday wasthefiffleihsnoivm
ofthemnrsiagsofflrwndms. Warm
swmumrmmr rein-
mmwdm childless“,
Weave ”swimm-
peters“ mm on West mm
Mm Tbs-time was phanotly
kasfll not after III doe collation
thew-pew; dieprmd, having many
Mm of reward and good
wnhssforflr.nodflss. Warren.
MWwiiiuot neaeive «Algerian
humming,”
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were or 4“”.me so
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«Ware-Irish. ants sheen. use:
Mutual-slur. Ike beer use
"welsh”. ' .
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Markhaflmhedflnotunder-f
' i Iquestion.
kins mill and ether-gs cam for it. Kohl-Npa
Iitmstrsmpadmpeherge bytheorcr-‘
years‘ en-
'mamm" Thousands
“craters-r. plug}
luau-d around them and ofiloc r hols-noel
was a alking Ir‘laufr‘ly along and hoping
lthe sidewalk clear, John Doyle walked
.up to him and without a moment' s warn.
ing struck him In the face and with an
oath said “I've been looking for you
1three Weeks. As quick It1 the Chief r9-
covered from his surprise he took Doyle
”fly tbdcollar and shook him like II dog
does a rat, hit him a good solid crack
ends his head and mid. "l guess you
have found me," and tllen took him to
the lockup. What reason Doyle had to
lliit the officer' In hard to fell.
Sire Wins Either Way.
A drummer was telling of a very safe
wager he heard of in Seymour. 'A young
lady and gentlemen have been keeping
company for a long period and the young
man was rather slow about popping the
A few evenings ago they
'wcre having there usual chat when polI-
ltics became the subject of the discussion.
‘Finally the young lady said, "Well,
Lhariiv, I'll tell you what I'll do. If
Cleveland gets elected l'll marry you,
and If Harrison gets the chem you'll
i marry me." "Done," shouted the young
man with enthusiasm that brought the
paternal proprietor out of the kitchen.
\And so they will be married after elec-
tion. I—Ansonia Sentinel.
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I Common Cuuucllt Meeting.
j The regular meeting of the Common
Council was held last evening.
Bills amounting to 83,000 were order-
ed paid.
A communication was received from
John S Seymour, ordering the water
pipe to be removed from the laticrs prop-
erty. ,
, The matter was referred to a special
committee H. ll Fox and Georgp E.
Smith. I 1- 3/"!
A petition for an electric light on
Halo street was refered to commltles on
lamps and gas.
The meeting adjourned until Nov. ,12IIlI.
[ coming, Coming. Coming,
; "Onlya Farmers Daughter," now in
lite tenth successful season. with Mrs.
'B. C. Curtisse. late of Madison Square
Theatre, in the role of Mle. PaurcIIt—a
psi-t she has portrayed upward of 1,000
times. Elegant costumes, magnificent
scenery; a company of rare excellence,
each and every one a star. Seats now on
sale.
But-glare in the Borough.
Burglsrs entered William B. E. Lock-
‘W ”I can label!“ wood’s house on North avenue last night
Mathew test y. Every hycutting a light of glass out of one of
lattices“ has given in everyone. the rear windows and turning the catch.
The house we. thoroughly ransacked
and a large quantity of valuableoloihlng
stolen. As the entrance was effected
from the rear the family did not hear
any noise and the first Intlmstion they
had of the burglary was when they
found the window open.
lieute- letnras at Instr mu.
The republicans have engaged Music
Hall in which to receive the election re-
terns tonight.
THE CLOSE.
'l‘u-dsy ends s very gratifying pres-
identsl canvas. because while it has been
conducted vigorously by all psrtlss,tbere
has been so little connected with It (If
the usual scandalous character. It has,
been a campaign of intellect, and who
ever may win the people are wiser than
before the canvas began.
We do not think. as so many do. that
elections come too often, for we believe
his best for the country that the people
have frequent occasion to give voice to
their sentiments and expression to their
will concerning the government of
which they themselves are the sovereigns.
All elections are' educators but this one
has been especially such.
There will be keen dlssppolntment and
great joy am the rssultrbut. the Amati:
can people are‘ loyal and lawful. sud the
disappomted will accept the verdict of
the people In the true spirit of patriot-
Ism. Whether the next president is to
be Harrison or Cleveland no one at this
writing positively knows.I Both parties
exhibit great confidence; but whichever
receives the great honor will be grace-
fully accepted snd respected as the chief
magistrate of the greatest and best no.
"on on the earth.
That Armory Matter.
A political circular has been generally
circulated stating that Chas. Olmstead
gave the armory to the Republicans to
hold their meeting in, but when Demo.
crsls wanted it for Cleveland‘s reception
they were refused. A more bare-faced
lie could not have been uttered. Gen.
Nelson Taylor applied to Major Crowc
for the rental of the armory to hold the
meeting in which was addressedby Mr.
Daugherty. Major Crows did not feel
authorized. to let the armory for political
purposes, and at Mr. Taylor's request,
telegraphed to Mr. Olmstead, who was
In the west, for his opinion. lestcad
telegraphed in reply that the armory
l‘dlllll not Ire let for pulitIcal purposes of
my kind. ’l‘bIII Ielegram was shown
(len. Taylor. A few days afterward
Maj. Crows recereIl a letter from Mr.
()lmsicad. stating that the authorities,
after consultation, had decided that the
stormy could be let for political puro
poses. lien. Tuylnr was iIItIIII-disiely th-
forrned of the fact. No IpplchlOn‘wll
made for the armory afterward except
bv the ladies to servI- the collation on
tin» evening of the Republican parade,
sml they mid for its trust.
Court of llurgesses.
The regular meeting of the Court of
llurgesses was held last night.
llopI- Hose presented a peti:ion signs-Ii
by the residents and taxpayers of the
borough asking that tho bylaw restrict-
ing the thumbs” of companiI-s to 30
men each be tesctuded. Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company and Phcenix Eu-
gine company each sent a representative
to oppose the petition, claiming that" 30
men in each Company was pleuly. After
quite a lengthy discussion over the mat-
tcr the petition was laid do the table.
An unusually large number of bills were
read and approved and after transacting
some other matters of minor importance
the court adjourned until the lilah at 8
p.In. ‘. _ _. .
b Iriy;slx Hours of Duty.
The bar gh poll ? force have been on
duty sinceil ’ a t night and will
continue their vigIls until 6 o'clock to
morrow morning. which makes 3% hours
of continuous duty. Officer DIForesi
says "the borough police never s.leep"
SYMPA'I‘HE‘I'IC TWINS.
from Stafford by Way of New
Haven and New York.
A New Haven‘dispatch to New York
Sun says: “There have lived In Stafford
for the past thirty-thy.” years two twin
brothers,Erskine and Carmina H. Kemp.
The former was thirty-six hours older
than'tbe latter. Erskine had almost ab-
solute control over his brother Carmine.
Whenever o e r'obther was sick the other
would also are ill. Such‘mwas the
case about three weeks ago, when Ers-
kine was taken ill. with typhoid fever,
and thiriyssin hours afterward no
was Istricksa ,mithnhe some .
Erskinsdiod, nod-all hope of saving Cer-
mine’ 3 life was dispaired of until. about
thirty-six hours after his brother’ a death,
he rallied and announced his desiré to
lIve. He grew better very rapidly and
will recover."
OLD TRICK.
A Story
An Aged Farmer of 0mg; lwlndled Out
at 02.000
. About two weeks ago two strangers
called at‘Farmer Woodruff's place. in
Orange, and as is usual in such games,
informed him that they desired to pur-
chase the property for the purpose of
starting astock farm. The other incl-
dentsl business was gone through with,
and the result was that in afsw days
32,000 of the sum that Woodruff has
been employed several years in saving,
lined the pockets ‘ of the swindlsrs.
There is but little hope that the condo
deuce men will be captured, though
Woodruf! gave Chief of Police Bellman,
of New Haven, s good doserlptlon of
them. They ere now undoubtedly reval-
Ilng in the dissent New York on the
fruitspf their successful game. Woode
rod is nearly 80 years of agreed Is I
typical farmer; on. of the kind that neg-
lect to read the dilly paper still keep up
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WAR Ill BUIHEID ALIVB.
30m lire-gs it... connected with the
Death and Burial of a Sea Captain.
[From the New [nodes Tris-graph l
A strange story of the death and but-
ill of the late Captain Henry C Dawes
reached this city yesterday. As already
known he died very suddenly after reach-
ing his home in Black Hall, on Monday
evening. being in perfect health up to
moment he expired. That the spark of
life went out instantaneously was the
verdict-but it occurred so suddenly that
Ire. Dawes could hardly be brought to
believe that her husband was dead.
Next rooming an examination disclosed
the feet that the body was still warm
and it is reported that no evidence of de-
cay were observed up to the time of the
funeral. Report has it also that perspi.
Mmbserved on the forehead of
the at any time, and that s
.fsinfneontrs‘otlon of tila'm‘e'ha of the
wrist“ felt bylirs. Davies. Thema-
erel was set down for yesterday after.
noon, and the brethren of Union Lodge,
F. swim. IL, of which Captain Dawes
was a member. went to the residence of
the deceased to conduct the funeral with
Ifseonle rites. When the coffin lid was
aboutto bescrswed down, Mrs Dawes
is said to have protested that her hus-
band was not dead, flnslly fainting away
from encltsment; but there appeared to
be no doubt in the minds of those pres-
ent that all the earthly remains of their
late brother were enclosed in the casket.
Dr. F. W. Smith of this city, a member
of Union Lodge, was present, and he
gave his opinion that the death of the
deceased resulted either from heart dis-
ease or spoplexy. The body was home
to the hearse, and the funeral procession
started for the burial ground. Doubt
that all was not right began to enter the
minds of these who followed the hearse
to the grave, and to settle the question
of life ordeath, the hearts was halted
about half-way to the graveyard, the
coffin taken out and opened again. The
members of the lodge closed around the
body and a careful and searching exam
motion again made. but no cvtdences of
life could, be observed in any way and
the cover was again screwed down. At
the grave lira. Dawes Wuilld nut in. sat
isiifd til the coffin wasnpernd again
and an Ilhel’ examination fllftsll‘, which
wits llorri- without our different result
than that shown in the previous exami-
naltirrtm’end the body was then anchd
into Its last resting place.
MILIDAD IIA'I‘TIIRS.
A New Bond l‘rnm Danirury to Sew York
( try.
ll'r-nsn the New York William]
The Ridgelleld and New York Rail-
road Company has begun the construct-
ion of a new has of road between Dan-CW
bury. CL, and this city, where the termiv
nus will be, at the foot of East Thug-W
fourth street. The new line Will be run
through Ridgefleld, Conn., I’oundridge
and North (lreenwrch Into Weslchester
county. thence running through Rye,
New Rochelle, East Chester Weslclresi-
er and Port Morris. down to Sunken
Meadows. crossing thence by bridges to
Ward‘s and Randall's Islands. From
hens connection will be made with Matt-
hattan Island at the foot of East Eighty-
fiftb street, by a bridge built on stone
piers, the center one of which will rest
on Mill Rock. the budge crossing llell
Gate.
From the New end of the bridge the
road will run down town between the
water front and Second avenue, through
niunnel similart) the structure of the
New \otk Central road in Fourth
avenue. At the terminus at East Thirty-
fourth street connection will be made
with the elevated railroad and with the
Long Island railroad by ferry. The
officers of the company are: President.
Edward Burdsnll, Port Chester; vice-
president, William J. Head, Greenwich,
Conu.;'secretsry and treasurer, Hiram
K. Scott, Ridgefield. The construction,
which is already begun, is in charge of
John Schuyler, formerly the chief civil
engineer of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, and John M.
Sullimn, of Portchoster, is the contract-
or for the work. The authorized capital
stock of the company is $1,250,000. all
of which, it is stated. has been subscrib-
ed.
WWW-
i.1 HINDI!“ IBIW, 'WAMB’II- . -.
Pro-roost: stove-son hers Thumbs Feral-
lnl Road qu ire Built.
To a reporter of the Bridgeport Stand- '
srd, during an interview on Saturday,
President Stevenson of the Derby road
said: “Some newspapers and a large
number of individuals ssid Ibat the New
Haven and Derby road would not be ex-
tended or built, but the fact is that the
road was built notwithstanding the many
obstacles placed in the way, and pom.
gentlemen of the press can vouch for
that! for the reason that you have been
.over the road from New Haven to Botrm
ford with its connections. Now, reply-
ing to your question, 'Will the Parallel
road be built? ' I will say this: The
Parallel railroad to day is in the bands
of new parties. A new board of direct-
ors hssbeen elected, of which I am one.
and the new board of directors have
elected ms pnsldent of the New York
and Connecticut Air Line ilrosd oom-
psny, and the road is goln to be built."
A Human lnenba r.
A man in East Winstcd carried an egg
in a pocket inside his waistcoat for
twenty-one days on a wager of .10 that
it would batch from the natural warmth
oi his body and while he was talking
withsone friends thsothsrdsy thepssp
m
new mnounosd that he hsdwon
Queer iltonlugtou Characters.
Stoningtou has. some odd characters
among its wealthy man. One man who
is the owner of several houses and much
bank stock sells fish on the streets daily.
Another who is rated over one hundred
thousand, paddles various kinds of arti-
cles around town, while still another
wears the same suit be has worn for the
past thirty years. and buys only the
cheapest and plsiuest food.~——Stonington
Journal.
Bucklen'o Arnie. Solve.
The best salve lo the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Belt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter. Chopped Bands.
Uhllblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Pricsafrcentsabox. l- u'rssle byChes.
Inphem.
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Nf'hlo.
20 BARRILB of hand picked winter a les ands
carpentcr' s tool chest. Apply‘to
sons.le Grove, i’. O. Box its,» orwalk no. at
Morley Pound.
ABC! of money. lnqulreof
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P. A. TOLLES.
Wis-led. ,
slAR‘l‘. active youngman, of habits. to
make himself generally brain as country
store. lust some well recommended A ly to
as if R W. KBELIR. North i too. Ct.
Canary Bird Lost.
N Henry street Wednesday. a brown and
canary with two toss gone. reward of
St (I) will be paid for his return to “18. Hsnfotd‘s
store, In East Norwalk.
Rooms To Let.
“CM RMSHED R00)“; to let with or without
AddressP. 0. BOX“
octtf Sou
th Norwelk.
Horse For Sale.
000 work horse will be sold ch. for want of
use inquire of(‘. 8 IT H.
n: Wash hington lsrlrct.
Gun Wanted.
ABEEOVD hand breech loading. )0 bore gun
BOX an.
aid 6: ' South Norwslk.__
Italian Bong For Sale.
ANTONBwlshlng l'ellsn Bree, will do well to
all at WIlsorI l'oInt They are in patent
hires and will sell them chap.
(£31 ivr
ROYAL DENNIS.
\ow Is lire Time.
8.“ I your orders for the Ho! ids s. Portraits
J in Oil, Pastel and Crayon l'esIe a specially.
A dm- f‘ rayon for Sic D. G COOKR, Stamford.
ragga: HALLORAN l‘. O. Box 524 Norwsik.
l‘rulfs nnd Confectionery
A. HAVILAN’D. No. 2: Iain direct borough
s keeps a choice sloth of fruit and confection
cry and invites a share of your muonsge. cell In
0) slurs.
THOSE desiring oysters orchid fresh daily can
procure them of RJ 1: UTuILL.
cc9 If Foot of Ray mood St.
racist-y 'l‘ss Let. M
HBLerge Largel'sctnryused for the last three rs
by the south Norwalk Hat '11)!!qu
”be Supplied wltbllrb- holler; still:
able for inrsnnfsclnrlngor er manufacturing
business Applyto - JOH\H. KNAi’l’.
if 30th Norwalk. Cons;
To Let.
THE Store and Ferment in the lerary Building.
To a satisfactory tenant that will take charge
of the Library the store will berented on very ree~
sonsble terms. inlgnire of
oce If AYLOR s GOLD“. Agents.
Building Lot For Sale.
NthewestsideeflslnMInths fiber-
0 hoods! the lethadincu arch. l emf
TAYLOR & OLDER,
Reel missed insurance Agency, “allusion
Osborn Ave», East Nor-walk. -
THREE desirable and pleasant residences for
.10. mmmpmmrh'ltismuooohnm
0
Real Estate and Insurance IN.
Washington nude. N
George It. llndorirlll
pathos. ' rln.lrsrgslns can call at N
s Raymond tit, City. 0
(if ’l‘er, Wild Cherry and Borehonnd.
Sold by all druggins. The eonly has fee
, manufactures,
rt. onn. ,
[snowman- selling Household ies for
onshorb installments at Monmouth-
him-ems...
marlfltf
3 GREAT RRIRDHIS combincdlu Hsir‘s Syrup
ConghSyrnp and Lung [fallen in the world“. 25 cents
shows. It is invaluable for Group in children.
similsof the signature of Jae. I. Helrlnred lnkou
vac Hairs Pbarmsc
Brl not touch
Look, Horses.
1 haveslotof
Good Horses For Sale Cheap.
Any Price You Want.
If. H PARSONS.
n8 2w Brookside Stock Farm.
TOCO TH! COMMISSIOHERS OF FAIRFIBLD
CO.UNTY
Tn underslgned hereby applles for a licenseto
sell-Spiritnons and [mounting qunors, pur-
suant to the laws of this State nowlnfm-ce relating
tothe sale of Intoxicating hgoon. at the b
No “Water street. in i town of. Norws . in
said Ccupty.
" ‘ sullen ' um.“ stats.
x
Witncaed
JOHN J. “ANION
Deteds orwel,k Ct. ibakfifhdsyofOct.. 1&8.
Endorsed“ dylhe following live electors and tax-
pay ersofeal town. none of whom are licensed
(rulers in intoxicating liquors, and are not err
donuts on any other app plecstlon
Daniel Sheehsn, Joseph licKlernsn, James
Bum. Edward Gornley, Patrick lain lone.
.COUN‘I'Y or FAIRFIL'LD, TOWN OF NOR-
.ofthiswthdsy Odom use.
[.1'ownClerkofskid town. hereby certify, pur-
snsnttothesfstntelnsnchcssepruvlded.
lcsllon endorsedsssforesald. basheen submit-
dorsstsis narrator and tiaxpsysrlin sold W .delnd
mm... endorsema "'"° ”in” “‘1’“... Jill... "
KWK, (Jerk of mid Town.“
3mm n'vb in
New Dress Indutjslallthtell
Misses Guard & Timberlale
Will and We; to their million-y beam at
43 WASHINGTON ST.,
Bosth-Norwslk. 'f'hey’hsvsseesred
huhflsmwhen'ssss the :31,"
firsts
t
ylor
J 0.0.0“
Carpenter and Builder.
wflmmu
Ian and Wall taller sure
in .
THE
Bargain Store.
Speolal Offer
”on; w
moms
All WoolHOsc
At 190. a. I’air-.
4
Bold everywhere at 25c.
GENTS’
Scarlet Underwear!
0? THE BEST QUALITY,
AT $1.45.
Regular price 52. " Ir
fiqfnfar'mrqfd.
iftrsro HALL,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Nov. 7th and 8%
concerts
Belated Minstrels,
~-.\ND-
Full Dress Band
The best tainsfrcl organization travel
shown before the crowned heedso IW"
Everything First Class.
PRICES, 25, 35 9“ 508:.“
metrictmisls Indoors“ bills. I” 'e “‘" "l! m
.- _-._.,-..- . __..J'L._
, NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY NOV. 13th,-
A Positive and Pronounced Attraction.
The Young and Beautiful Ernotlonal Acirsl,
Blanche Cu rtis'se,
As The Adventuress,"
With the same nihccnt chain“ as by
her in New Yor city. and snppsrtedlry ”'5:
Same Great New York Company,
In the best and purest American pk,
ONLY A.
Farmer’s Daughter:
As played over 20 nights in New York City and iii
successive years before the while- .
THE GREATET I.“ ING CHILD £01m.
”LaPetite Beauty,” as Little Nellie.
Seats now on sale at Plalsiod'l.
i
}l()MER BJIOYT, I
JEWELERI
BANKS 8: SNYDER;
Multnckcmu Hotel Block.
MRS.W. H. JARVIS
Is now ready with
Fall Samples
Hilliflllal, Cannot—Is, Sills and
Rich Dress (lands
IMPORTED BY
W. B.HAIJL&CO
BRIDOEPOBT.
.SACQUES AND COATS
or run LATEST anus.
All orders intranet! to me will be promptly fined
at same prices charged by Bridgeport borne.
' MRS. . H. JARVIS.
121 Rain inset. South Norwalk.
Merrill Plunntrapii Academy,
School of Shorthand, 'ypewriting
and Business Correspondence, ‘
Opens Wednesday, Sept. 19th,
In, sums, stools.
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Court.
This School will be under the personal so lslon
“some ‘25:.“ “ films... ”at“
n s as mnhagerof cy‘ s orto
52nd and 'l'ypcwritlng School Hartford, Conn.
ounglsdles sndgen eslrons of ac hiring a
thorough and practical knowledge of ii orthsnd
writing, witheviewo fbecomlng court stews.
pliers.“ rrtsmsnportsrs. smsnaensu. or teachers
of the-rt, wil find this a thoron trslnlng school.
In version day or evening, pupl can ruin it any
time. Individual lns,tructlon no class work.
Wilrsdnetes assisted to good paying posltions.
Instruction by Hall a Specialty.
For clreulsrs, giving full rtlculsrs. cell at school
«Icons address M AWL;
. w I Principal
.‘4 .I‘
Come" In and see our new styles of
Wall Pallets.
No trouble to show goods.
Flue cuts 25 and 30 cents
double roll.
_ -—-—A'l'——-—
Becker’s
Is North Main Street,
scum NORWALK.
Hillll all Lill.
single families to let or
“"5”
udlnshnd
inn?“
E. A. Woodward.
mm?
No. 15 Railroad Place,
llss always in stock a full line of
Columbus. Waltham,
Elgin. Springfield,
~sxu—
N on-llavnetlc Watches.
French and American 93“,
Artistic Silver fire,
Diamonds and Fine jewelry.
no.1: summon mutation “4—D
Pl'flfll‘fliillfl,
Pilllll
Elliott.
A Purely Mutual Toni?
The “llllh” Plan
As Operated by the I -
Hum Be *
lsscel fill 31? I
137 BrosdIvcy, New Y .
.l
Presents the most at-
: tractive and papular
system 01' Life 11-
surance now in H.
, .
gall
' dgue. ‘ ll
Prnllcbiil 01‘ Your Fall!
After Death. “
Dividends During Lite
. Large Returns.
Safe, Equitable, Sure
A Goodluvcstment.
F. A HAMILTON,
nearest. Anti?
midis;
scum summits
11.8.3.” ,
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Norwalk Chronicler