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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,
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THE EVENING SENTINELE
Ill IEAIIJCOAI) PLACE
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95 MAIN STI‘IQL‘T.
NOR'I‘AIJ.
Pill! ALABI D0!"-
ll. II. I ll. it. ltdepo “key” at Ad.
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Re t I)” strset‘snd all factoritu. y
Ito. I, (m of llslu and (mood streets
I) Donovan sheave and J. C. Wilsoii‘s
lie. lzwnklla street school:ke stschool house
and residence of “'1 their: .timhh.
No. Is. Comdursct. Ie school: her «In
Pan I‘s residence. 0.10 Concord street, and
silt-clerics.
mwofAua street kc st
“l‘gotrsmnsui factories ' ’
lie. 15, “lbw street corner of Iisyvlew avenue; key
MAI-CAL".
Onsetrokvst uo‘vluknoonor for
”Witch “hunk" WIN»
mmmmwimur— l I) slgnlltuthe
citywstertstobstnrsedo o.ff
umcctmuevouruoumru.
luvs Intonation of s fire In your hunts
borhood unlock the box door: pull the
book all the wsybgownmtlnare only. “dormtdthrrl:
at u the x a o a open
Educate I’uutll the next on in kyour neighborhood.
attempt to remove their on from door.
The I: are“ that returned to its
“The: Engineer wt lilIBL lcflOWAli.
Chief Ingineer.
Miniature AImannc for Tomorrow.
Hiuht'de Inw tide Sunrises Sun sets
12 30 l 7.12 6 49 4 29
Weather Bulletin.
For Wednesday—lair: slightly colder;
westerly winds.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
The schm oner Mary (P. Perry 0f Boston
is laid up here for the winter.
James Toner‘ a little boy,who was kick
ed by a horse on Sunday, Is doing nicely
The “Allen Dowcll. " of New York,
dischargin. acirgo of brIck at Ferrin‘ I
deck.
A special communication I: f St John' a
Lodge, I". k A. M. ,will beheld l‘il Thurs-
day evening. M
Miss Mamie Ilaviland. of Ezmwood
avenue, who has been very sick, is im-
proving rapidly.
The furniture “used at. the concert in
theY. M. C. A. halllast night was kindl
loaned by George 11. Raymond
Volunteer Host; Co. of East Norwalk,
expect to have their new carriage. at
their sociable on Thursday night.
The annual fair of SLMarys Church
will beheld in the Opera House com-
mcncingnn Saturday of this week.
William A. Stowe will entertain a
number of his friends at his home,
Friday, Nov. 30. it being his birthday.
The Norivalk Y. Pig}. C. E. ill holdfia
fair and supper in the chapel of the Nor-
walk Congregational church this even.
log. ______
Augustus; Newman out Miss Mamie
Dowd are to be married on Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Miss Dowd‘s
parents, on Main street. borough.
Henry Morehouse and Miss Blanche
Stevens are to be married tomorrow
afternoon, at the residence of Miss
Stevens’ father, Mark W. Stevens.
A meeting of the Young Men’s Rrpub~
lican club was held last evening. A
committee was appointed to make ar-
rangetnents for continuing the organic I-
tion and“ also to atten I to other details.
Thus to republican papers gent-rally
of Fairfleld for speaker of the
use of representatives. The New
Haven Palladium, and New London
Day, are among. those which say yes.
Frank Keeler discovered a nest of
black snakes in his cellar last night.
There were ninetern young ones, and
the male and female. Frank went up
stairs and gotushot gun and let both
barrels go into the lot, killing them all.
Scofield & Hoyt are doing a thriving
business in their two stores. They keep a
full line dry goods, carpets, etc. They
have a kitchen department in the base-
ment of their uptown store where every-
thing pertaining to the house furnishing
fluscawbs-pruud. z.“
The Republican campaign orators have
bun'suumed ”Spellbinders,” and now a
Brooklyn preacher ' has given the
democratic , speakers the name
of “Windjammers.” The Prohibitionist
speakers will have to get slang with
“Waterepouts.” .
Nine miles of the four-tracking on the
I .
wu'p .‘r r'
ruj 551;
to finish the section between Portchester
and New Rochelle by January I. The
work willrnot be carried east from Port-
cheater st present—Bridgeport News.
' A. Dan. operator at the depot, is not
very slow at pun making. lie sprung
the ‘followiug on the public this morn-
ing: "Where is the largest sandwich in
the United States?” The answer is,
"Sandwich, Ill.” no deaths are yrlt re.
ported, although we expectto hear of
some after the victims read the above.
. Two Keriden boys, Frederick Egintun
and Ernest Baskin, have besu‘errested
for theft and rglsry and have made a
I beers. according to which
M1 use engaged out in one
hull rglsry, while the othzr fellow
habcenaettvely in the barium for a
W tune. The
It,
I6
J. Arthur I’Inaeo put up a hadrons
black and gold sign this on Icing.
Butler lodge. l. 0.0. P. will hold a
rehearsal III-night for the second degree.
~Buv your drugs at Pleisted'v.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Lyon. Jr.. enter-
étsined a few friends last event. It at their
newly furnished homo on West street
Old \Vell 1......“ir‘i” e A. It. will con
All
Refreshments
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_ fer the third degree this evening.
lllaster llamas invrted.
after Ihu work.
Richard Taylor, chorister in the A. ll.
Church. of the borough, and Miss Smith,
,dsughter of the pastor. are to be carried
in a short time.
Schoonér “0. ll. Horton,” Captain
Johnson. arrived this morning from
Calais, lislne, with 100,0“) feet of turn-
ber for Hubbell's paid; 9 .
B. A. Woodward's house is nearing
completion and will be ready for occu-
pancy in a very short time. It will be
one of the finest houses' In the state.
A festival and entertainment is to be
held at the Springwood chapel this
evening. Several members of the Stam-
fordY. If. C. A. will participate.
i Thomas P. Lyoneyof Franklin avenue,
died of Bright's disease last night. in the
60th year of his age. The funeral rev,
’ vice will be held Thurrdsy afternoon at
ihis late residence.-
! The case of ex Sheriff Kemper, of
1Westport, sgaiutt Joseph A. Urey, of
.Ihc borough, is being tried in the Court
of Common Pleas lwfors Judgi- Hall
and a jury, to. dav.
Of a fill?" applications for salmn li-
:quor licenses in Winsted only two have
been granted and for one of the two li-
CEDDI‘S n fie of 8000 was paid. Pour
druggirta’ licenses are held in the town,
In the Danhury lockup Sunday night
William Murphy, a lodge! about fifty
years of age, committed suicide by tak—
ing morphine. 11:.- formerly was il forev
man ina hat factory in DanburyJIut
had ruined himself by his drinking hair
Its.
This week action will be taken by the
New Haven companies of the Second rec
giment In regard to the proposed trip to
Washington in March. Company 6. of
Waterbury has already‘voted to attend
the Harrison inauguration.
A stranger In town name James Bus.
soil was arrested by till-fer Morton last
night for drunkenness.1'bist morning
Judge Knapp ordered him to rake a ride
up the Danbury & Nsirwulk valley and
he will Indicate thirty days behind the
turn at Dinbury jail.
OI'B THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Full Text of Governor law-slurr-
Proclamation Appears at last.
State of Connecticut, by His Em llency
Phineas C. Lounshnry, Governor-A
proclamation:
In accordance With "It! unwritten law
of the commonwealth, l hereby appoint
Thursday, the 29th day of Noveme r, as
a day of public thanksgiving and prayer.
And I recommend I.) the people of this
state that, abstaining from their accus-
tomed labor, lbs-y celebrate that day, at
church in praises to Almighty “lid for
his goodnt so, and at home in glad reum
ions and In innocent fr purities.
In preparation for this festival lit on,
stinted charity be given to all the poor,
that any heart may be filled with joy,
and every home overfi m with plenty.
and let all remember that It iconiy the '
hand which. helps another which tiod
takes into His own and fills with eternal
blessing and honor. /
Given under my hand and mi of the
state, at the Capitol at Hirtford, this
.... 20th day of November, in the
{L s lyenrof our [pr-I oncthauestld
i eight hundred and Plghly't'l‘lll,
v.~ and of the independenceof the
United States the one hundred
, and thirteenth
Pursue C. Locum“.
By iii-I Excellency’ s command:
mum It. EMA” «
Secretary of the State.
HenryW or Califor-
nia this running], where ”5T3 Ll flspend u
few months' In the hope of restoring his
health.
Robert McKinley, of Hartford, Ins re
turned froma visit with Mr. and’ Mrs.
Howard D. Sent.
The Misses Ila and Minnie Dwyer. of
New York, are visiting in this city.
Henry Schmidt has moved with his
family in Bridgeport.
Miss Ella P. Percival, of Ghnbroek,
Ct., Is visiting with line Ila Young‘s.
Miss DorenPeck, of the borough, is vie-
iting with relatives in Doubury.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Raudsll,oi Briton,
N. J., are visiting with Mr. and Irv.
Diniel Raymond. f
‘ “Til. My.
List evening: about tibirty of iii
Gertie Wheeler's friends surprised beret
enjoyed themselves dancing. singing,
playing games. and partaking of a has
collation.
Wm link. ‘
lie-we. Ind Dooley sud (bark-(lento
ruins. of Brooklyn were In Iowa yester-
‘dey, looking for property on which re
W W
w here have continued for fuller ,im
. the pay of he Chief of Police to *3 l5 s
‘whoeutw III him in the car had gone
r tzé-I Ltrit‘ r h , '~
Mi Men...».... M
he shall y his meat. There Is evident-
ly war a: . _ '
’ a. nae-I.- he.
The . rig in the cancel granting
her home on High street. Refreshments 3
and music come with the party end all ..
"KITAINIIITI.
Twilight.
James 1‘. Roach will appear at liuslc
Hull this evening in his own inch—Amer-
ican play, "Den Darcy.” The company
launder .. management ofJ. ll. Hill.
of the Cu . . Square Theatre. The Zines-
ville Sign I says: ”Mr. Bosch it a gen.
nine nativ of old Erin and given us to
the life a picture of the b'g’hesrted,
whole sou :d Irishman. whale fame has
lived in rig and story. not the vulgar
bufloon so often can-red t I us use comet
li' .' ion of the Celtic Isf‘l’. flie
ty any age brought down the house
«beautify snd‘botb play and star made
ssubstsnt success. The company is
unusually , . v ., osch one being specially
fitted fort . part. The songs and dances
brought f t h tumultuous applause."
A large trees greeted the Harvard
Helena , that theY. Ii. L. A. llull
last night The ,ingieg was excellent,
and the se lion! the some. Every song
was encor d. in fact It was one contin-
ual round i applause. lites Susie Drew
captivated the audience with her recite-
tions and as applauded limo and again.
The great part of the program was the
cent-ta oi the "timbepper," which set
the eudi . - into paroryemsoi laughter.
For the ii t entertainment of the course
the Y. ll. ". A. could not have done bet-
ter, and It hours that the mt will be of
just as hi u an order.
In. Ca .e muster wMilli Birthday.
There w a pleasant gathering of the
family on a few friends at the residence
of Joseph Matbiev, 81.. last night, in
honor of . rs. CIroIIne Mathieu' ellllrlh
birthday. year-m evening was spent
by all. M‘flhlfl. although three
scorn yea of age, and the mother of
four chilren, two mus. Joy-pl- and
"me, on twmisugliters. Sire. (i Ilaglier
and Mrs. . iesler, is hale and hearty, and
witimnta _ ay hair. She- Is mmmgly
younger ran her children, and is a
jolly, gI matured old lady whom her
friendewl it many more pleasant birth-
days like esterday.
Cor-mew Council.
' An adj l . med meeting of :imtfammcn
Council w- . held last evening.
It was v fat to borrow the sum of flirt)
for sixty If ye.
An ordi auce was passed increasing
day and at policemen to 32.1!) a day.
A newer v measure-rut was laid for Clay
and Chape streets.
The Ma r was Imtructrd to appoint a
commilt- of ireebnlderis on flu: layout
and widen u; of Marlow nilwt.
”nitric-ll.
OYI‘IIII AID Il'lkfil.
A Cheerful Itevy From new llaveu.
The New Haven Union says: “The
oyster growers of this vicinity have been
much alarmed of late by the deteriora-
tiouoi the oyster stock planted to the
ground in the harbor. The oysters taken
from many of the beds have been found
to have a coppery tests that is very disr-
greeable. Recently it has been found
that the oysters in a good many bedi sit.
outed outside the lighthouse have the
some peculiar taste. Some years ago the
oyster grounds In the Quinuipac rixer
wereugood es the best. The oysters
planted there grew int and matured
more rapidly than those on any other
beds, and they were of a delicious flavor.
The cultivation who owned grounds in
the river were in the habit of bringing
oysters from Virginia to plant on these
beds, and, after they had lain six months
or so, they doubled in rice and value.
The culiivators were In the habit, also.
of bringing oyrteu up from the harbor,
to leave In the river until Inch time Is
the needed them. But all find Is changed
now. The river grounds are no longer
of any value, and the beds where once
the oysters isttened and thrived now
appeur tube poisonousboths bivale-s.
Aiew months after this change in the
river beds was noticed it was discovered
that some of the beds in the upper part
of the harbor were similarly affected.
Gradually the blight extended to other
beds further down the harbor, and yes.
terday a well-known grower told a re-
porter that some of the oysters recently
taken from beds as far east as Branford
were tainted by the some ccppery taste.
The oyster dealers have generally came
to the wnelmion that the Immmse quan
lily of sewage that l! daily emptiid Into
the river and harbor is respimsible for
the present condition of things. The
Fair Haven dealers believe that the
chemical vtorks were the ruinaiinn of
the river‘bed ‘. The refuse from all lhl'
acids on d at the chemical works ii Ivrs
Into the river and washed up stream and
down according to the tide.
The other day an oyster deal~r called
the attention of the writer to the this t if
the dock at the chemical works. The
tide was ,out at llw’time and the lists
were covered with a slimy, green sub.
stance that ultstened liLc bronze in
places when the sunlight struck it aright.
‘Thst is what has ruined the oyster beds'
said the grower. 'I believe the whole
rive-r bottom iscnvered wrth that stuff,
and it is gradually extending over the
bottmn of the harbor. Take that in con-
nection with all the other refuse matter
that daily fl was In?» the harbor and hour
long do you think it will be before all
thv grounds in this vicinity will be worth.
Theodor Dunning went to Bridgeport
last night 0 attend a sociable held than; ;
When he as coming home on the 12.25}
train a sir ngrr cam» in u tlu- smokingy
car and so down or ill" soot lVrIdv! him, ‘
and cum I need telling him stories. lie “
was wrll record and warmed to be very
well post . When Mr. Dunning go-t
oil the In 0 at tin-I city he put his band :
in his pet et fur hrs handkerchief andL
discove . it was gone. if» began to
look thlbu . his other pocker and found
that litt urticlvs were missing from
them. [i had aha) lost 90.!” in hills,
which we .. in his‘eyt pocket. The man
through In pockets and taken every-
thing of y value that hemld find.
Anal In of (WC- lode.
Republics , although they raised?
crrrytugl ' State for the Nationul
ticket by all votes. The rrwblim
pluraliticu in the time Congroweioual
Detrictaf 7‘ up 1,587: and the ”single
democrat plurality in “I“ lid District
h8li,lea ingefitate plurality on Con-
gram ndfheiseueof ptoifflirll of
776. The pluralitieu of the republican
and .- .... “State Senators drew a
net resul of ‘59 plurality for the rev
publicun icket. These figures ehow
that In t o important directions Coco
uecticut l republic-an In ”times”.
Bailey (2 - “of We “Bridgeport.
TheBr'gey-on News-aye: Associa-
tions liar been formed already in this
city in c. .. iuon to the Sunday closing
movement of the meet markets. in East
5‘ theye but 3;.ng clubs
' corner new
‘ E’ ’ I . (“third 3:?“
to ov EU. “bluish-1%:- ion (1')
hire a ms to buy their meat from ”me
wholesale house In New York and here
it sent to this I: ty twice a week, where
itipkcut upandeold only remem-
bers of t club, thereby they claimto
be ' .. v toprccuictheir meats when-
ever t- need it, regardless of the
hutcherr. If thiescftemeiscarried out,
audthow whoareat the headoi it are
determir. . it shall be, there is no doubt
but what It a short time there will be a
email the meet business of the city.
One me neesup in wrath t1 excl-ire
‘thet he on not propose to have the
butchers dicute to him when or where
licenses Messrs. McNamara, IIcDerc
. t- plell and Wolf was “tinned
- afternoon. Thscouery emu.
. - raerved‘their decision and
midtbeywould writeinafew weeks.
. Wm.
James Groupware-ye he led dig-
The one via of the vote in Cinneetr .
icut show some enmreging features to g
'9‘“: vv
Court of Bur-rm;
A" “humid mMiIIIt ..{ Ihe- Court ..tf
éoi ”orgasm was held I»! night.
A small number at mile; were i~und
:nflrcl and Urdu-I'm! paid.
l’rilIlOH of E. J. [has and other! to
have Harbor street called "arbor ptreet,
was grantml pr‘lllult for a flu- alarm
bollrhellhcaln‘ld at Smlh Wilton and
Bold-en avecu-s grmtmi, and th fox
("lifted to be plfit‘I-tl. ‘
The inircugh engineer was ordered to
brake new layctit fur Bad avenue, to be
fifty feet wide fctween the curbs. After
‘ transacving sum- other business of small
importance- the nus-ting ad j rurm'd until ‘
November 22nd.
Why be total Harrison.
A r~port-- r overheard three IrishmI-n
convening em p l Inc. in the through
jyeoterd‘ny, and two of them Iver.- accus-
ing the other, who isune of the lid”!
prominent Irishmm in t-rwn and about
the first Irish American turn to Nur-
wulk, with voting for Harrison. He
stand it as long as pars-silt!»r and finally
spokeupaod said: “0."course I voted
for Harrison. Why the divil would I
rate for Grovtr Cleveland, when the
first thing he did after being ell cm] was
tovefoe the government bonds." This
settled if, and the other two walkrd
away convinced that he tourism in
voting for Harmon.
”mm—"flaw "inhabit—.73;
open at Exhibition Hall, 63rd St. and 3rd
Ave., will close early in December,uo
opportunity nevi-it abs-Jalrehoulddiv
Ingmar-Wits Mikhavp-Ibrn
Myam‘thisvons mimardombs
eahrbituar‘s without numberzveudhart.
food products, machinery and in every
feature calculated to excite and maintain
an interest iu‘the thinking person, there
Is much to study. ,, There is a) much to
be seen that the price of admission, 25c,
seems but u frills in comparison to what
may be received in the way of instruc-
tion and amusement. In addition to all
this, there is good music by a fine hand
during the afternoon and evening; and
as the building is open from 1,0 mm. to
enjoy what is to be enjoyed in a quick
view. 3 .
‘ / l‘ur anthem" ‘7’cmw " ‘
General Terry's name heads the list of
over one hundred signatures already up
pended to the petition for eppointrrcnt
at General William H. Pisrpout es col‘
lectur- of customs at New Haven. The
petition concludes as follows:
have he would be acceptable to, the citi-
, zeusend parties having business with
tbstuflcer. Bebesrsau honorable rs-
uurdeeeeetdier, and has ever been a
soldier’s friend. Eels a man of Ixcsl-
bath-bingoodbusleees tact, end all
that I- m to recommend him for
the with! that we, an honorable die-
ateunet rsilroedetllomton.0oun..
wee inilreuklyessadeysight.
for" tumult; A.
lieu. ‘
wwwmtflklfi‘
As the American institute Fair, now I
10 put. there is plenty of time in il days ,
visit, to see what there is to be seen and.
“WG‘M’ THO A“
CONNECTICUT Pm MIATION.
A ”dumpst- of Editor lsples'r Paper
Before the Amniotic 3.
Yesterday the Connecticut Press Asso-
ciation held its sixth bimonthly met ting
at the Toutlnc hotel. Twenty-firs mem-
bers were present. A sumptuous dinner
was served. At 2% o’clock the editors
were called to order by J. ll. Vsill, of
the Win-ted Herald. pier-MPH! of the
circulation, in the parlors of [in hotel.
Routine busiuvss was transacted. lifter
which B. W. Maples. of Ill" Norwalk
flour, read an interning paper on "The
Editor as a lien.”
His discussion was devoted to the man
who moulds public opinion through the
columns of a weekly journal. lie point-
ed out graphically how this whom may
be made an influential one full of useful-
uml.‘ He advised the editor to be a man
union‘- men, fair, honorable and con-
scisutlobst' as doom” innit-lion“. um.
whiai tbe‘edltorusaid good—bye and left
for home. -—New flsven Now.
It»; Your Eyes Insured Free
Prof. J. H. Caron-Jim scientific expert
in mourning eyes and fitting glasses,]
with all his appliances, will beat A. S.
l-errI-I's jewelry store, South Norwalk.
one week comrnmcing Monday next the
19th. Different cawssolicited.r.‘10tf
llung "Ir-self in file Cell
John Model, a life pnmner in the state
prison at Wethersfleld. committed nui—
eidc yesterday morning by hanging him—
self to his cell door wuh a shift. At 5
o‘clock the watchman page Il its c: ll
(but; he was apparently ml- egv. An hour
later, when the prisoners wI-n- called for
lifeokt'zml limitl't chad body was sit-l-
pended in the or if door.
Their Clothing on Fire.
Mrs. Tilnlituh Fitzpaln k,
port, stt‘eml-trd to light a fire y.~.-turday
morning with a parlor "with. The head
fell Iii, igniting her clulln‘s, Sim ran
down stairs enwlnped In Iltmea. Her
father and son tried to smother the
flames, and both went badly hurnel.
Another son quenched the flame by
throw-mg water on them.
rick and her father was fatally burmd
Epoch.
The trzmaititim from lung. Ingering
and panful sicknesi to ruhu-t health
marks an epo:h m the. life of Ilw indi-
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
treasured in the memory and tin» ilgrnt‘f
whereby the good health has he!" at—
tatned III gratefully blessed Hence it is
that m much is heard In praise of
Electric Bitters. So many foul III-'y owe
timr tr'nlflrallulr to health. tothe use of
the ilreat Alternative and Tonic. If
yuu un- rrrublrfii with any disease of
Kidneys, Liver or Stomati, of long or
.slwrt shwdmg your will surely fin-i re-
li>i by IV" vl.’ Blr’clfli: Billet". SUM at
50-. and fl pr r bottle of Chart. L'Ipliam's
I)! Rig Sl'tit'. """""
Buckle-'0 All” salve.
The he‘rl salvr In the vvml-l for tints,
Bruises. S Ire-v. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fen-r S ~rs-::,. 1'- tier, Uhflppwtl Hands
tfh’IIIIIrIim, Corns, anduii Skin Erupttvns
anti luteilll't'iy curt-s Piles, m m.- pry re-
qttzro-tl. [t guaranteed to um» [wr-
"'e'l satisfaction, ;cr mun-y it‘lhnli'd.
Prime 2') cents a in: For ml», by Chm»
LII-ham.
' Punished Boo-s To Let.
W0 furnished realm. Applystia North Main
Street, corner of Pine at.
Rooms To Rent. ,
P‘UIYR rooms on Cove street Benedict hrs, at s
Reasonable rent Apply 'on the premiere In
thv evening, e 1:9,: Salami-v.1
I'm) Iw EDWARD n'WESTlRl BLT.
Furnished Biron To Let.
I Aims furnished room suitable for two
4 villi :lt Apply at 2 Monroe It
era—mots ens.
LACK and white hotel Portraits pronounced to
be far superior to (bayou. The out lulldv
fact: on planted. THOMAS BAHAMAS
at. Iw Nozwelk
v
Situation Wuuled.
[\SITCATION. wanted byt “buy brothers
P. ". Box 16?, 80515
Address
orb'ksricsll. Smith. Woodward Avenue.
lgrdufl.
near the baseball nITI
. Walled.
Woe; “Mullmmmmq natur-
Id with llIlIeeIry of South Norwal and well
recommendtd (lord Addme
“ADVllt‘l'isllii. " No It . 5t.
"prawn '__ I Danbu MULCUIIA
I My” 0;. "xrn'fid' w .. I'
ADOOB Inst, delimit can have by
KW!“ for this Rd'“
I. Apply toJOllN N. at residence
of Dndl yP Ily. nin-
Crayon Portraits and Pastels.
‘ iii. 17.”.th to do fine anyt-
. portraits and pistols For kparticular-I cw
unite at No. 9 Maple street, Norwal nI‘I If
[louse 150 Born.
)Ait‘i' of hoareeu lower lain street for small
family to rent Inquire of C. I llUY'l'.
all) If City National hunk.
Pclulumu CIIIDCII Fruit.
ill! celebrated (.‘slifornis Petalnrus Canned
Fruit for-lest Charles llavilsnd's. 25 lain
street,bnroueh Forcigrund limo-tic fruit and
Nuts. Pullliaeof confectionery.
Boo-sire I.ct.
FUlllilSlllD Room to let with or critical
board. Addres P. 0. Box In,
South hovwalk,
his" ll Ills: I "I0.
lsVlyuurordersfortbe no lids s. Portraits
J In Oil, Pastetsnan Cnym. upset-try.
A Inc Crayon for Gill. 1). G 000KB. Btu-afoul.
I mwaarr, P.0. 8015M. Nut-walk.
otfiti
II
Oysters.
fuel
antennas-red dallycn
mum-asst.
Them...
mm
0. I "neuron.
I 3.6.
unannounced-nuns...
lbw mamas-sea.
ll! Brigg: - '
Mrs. Fitzpat- ..
: mvffim
To Let.
Till Store and Meet In the Library building.
Toe undermine-ruler will take charge
of the Library the store will be rented on vr-ry m
roast-lemme. inquire ireof
on If 'IIIYLOII A (mt hits )5 :‘vu r.
_-- (leaner it. l’ndcrlrlll '
[8mm town rolling llauaehnld ll Ines for
cash or by Instatlvusats at price rend com-
rotten. [Mules desiring bottoms can call at lie
olfavmond St. City. msrlI'I If
Building hot For flute.
N
() Mod of tho lIdeI-t Church. fur-ire of
TA) will I. (IULDEH,
the west rule of Help street. In the neighbor
first blue and insurance Agency, “'Inhlnm rt
traitor-u Avon, Luv! Namath.
‘IIREB tumble and pioneer midwives I
1 sale. Em:- rcesonsblesnd w
Maire of TAYwIt A mentors.
Estate and insurance flavour
Wuhinetoutm so. llovwslk.
e
Real
3 GREAT lilllDiBS crinbincd In llair'e Syrup
of Tat, W'fihherrv and lithium. Ighevt
Caught! ru listener l world, to
shuttle; It'ie musk”, ncrimp in egflgu.
thg sf hm). llslrhnd
fling” W .W
y, mutating,
FIE Sill Ell Elli Tlllli
)lml’lit'l’fof Mtgewrt devises infirm
arable llowsadIMJIby 123. on Osborne
Ave. last smut. (Tween and large We and
lot. III) by I "I, at iipriczwmd South Sorwalk, CL,
A Y
Pram”; ll. Lll’l’tlh’.
III-3 lot booth NorwaIk. if: .
EXEC I! 103’s 5.! [.8 "P
REAL ' ESTATE !
b‘oltim 3A] 1. the following described tracts of land
longing mine estate of Russell ll. Keefer,
one tract at Wmni k with dwelling. on the nut
rule of the rim Mills pmperty; one land at
itiy' s ‘lrrk on Lexington avenue, with dwelling
house; oneholldinglol on wet arms, m
Farm fifty feet trout and hundred and em
fmdcep; ouehxwitb dwelling on Third avenue.
fifty feet byene hundred Ind diluent .oue
hundre I feet front and rear and three erl feet
between Third amt Fourth avenue. Boas? re
ll Irwin, WWII .‘o’orwulk or it. ll liedev,
[{ldaelehi, fixer-nuns :urz'lrt!
Elllli {Elli Lilli.
DESIRABLE Room for single furniture to let or
sale, std one lHlihllng rates for sale; my
terms. Inquire of
E. A . \V'oorltv'ard.
Orl'l 7. mos.
Don't be put of! with these 904qu
CHEAP GOODS.
We have prime very fin ry
.‘Icw Crop 3t. 0. Molasses.
Try it and Ir: courinced Pure, (at page:
llAh'lEL L’ilOMIliBilIl-IU
TIIE
Merrill Phantoms trains;
School of Shorthand, Typewriting
and Business Correspondence,
Opens Wednesday, Sept. lllth,
Is avuuv BLOCK.
3i tllztuiit.‘ Street, Stamford. Conn.
Th . Itchool will be nude-rt»: permeate:
and .mirmttnm of MK“. II III“! LL. {are ‘
art: not: null bani new manager A“ (new a Shut
and and Typcwntmg Submit, Hartford. i cut.
Young 'arliee and gent: em desirous r f neutrino: a
liturntL h and practical kmwfmlgn of wisdom!
tinting with a vxewol honouring noun Irena-n»
phen- newnpape per reporters successor,“ rescue»
of the art II II and this a thonmgh rectum: echoed.
in semen day or evening pupt s can enter»: so!
time. individual memo-rum, an aim work.
{fl rfldimed muted to goal paying Malone.
Instructions by Mail a Specialty.
For clrcn' era, giving full particular! cell “reliant
wrgognsddnm Mil: M. A Will“.
06" .
SWAN dc BUSHNELL,
see Inter It. feat of link.
EDWIN". (:1.
We or]: renewed auction Ilium tomstmrk
of Suva ricoc- beud made woolen workings glam
and mittens endear line of imputed finer veyr
We «rich tomfcllyiutrorltme write more of
all outdoors-mm driver» It. liner. ”dfltmi"
Inert, them comfort and safety irmu wet and
and, to be derived from arrival patrol oiled clot!»
in: With thence» rubber Glover-tel Sum i' on,
of which we haves gnarl e eel: The dame“
how we! havowuyninndelntsmuinwefil
known toevery invite owner. One-If our med
(luv-t Covers will prove a complete protection
Ind maynvettemstmsuyriruesin sviaglem
'Ihue howevevere but stair shire, our main
hastens" dealing In Pure beats and mu. mp
thendlery. Insurer’s buppliee and making Ha
revisits. Incayaf these nus we are #18653 to
match and Winter.
Bytltewuy. tel-res Brand sf Cider! nude
familiar but impartedrfeekwnieh weacii' only in
Madman. ‘I'licynvvevy lee larvae-Id
em: but lutlemssethuudpwertee Drpp in and
try. them. Telephone 3. 1. Prices. Sever
Till CONIISSIOW OF PAlIKflIflTD
COL Um.
Themlenigned hereby applies for a i
use! mmrg
umtotkeluws oftlfisulennwm
Music:
has ten ell-reek,
slides-n
Si IAUIICKWCRI’IIL
Dated at Kuwait. the I: Ila Member, I”
Mountiefolmiug
ymcfmdmmrofwh-srew
militia“; lupus, and erenntadevr»
monen other
John Kali
William.)
COUNTY 0! PAIIVIM. row: 01' N01
“sore-bet
,mwltm. David Lenin,
Johnnie!
abuv
me. HENRY lbmtélsrkuiesid‘l'm
THE
Bargain Store.
lll'lllllFfllllllifllllS.
tow PRICES
m—unm
I'r istiteyoutomruceudmoerg and- ae we
can make Win that will be satisfactory to you.
SP] 1-29 LIL.
THIS WEEK!
201i IIIIIIII PIIII, III a II.
24 I 8120‘
William’s Cashmere Elillll at
25c.
Efilmmv: mixinfiiy :2. but we wall
to get rid of fluvial to mate room for new
We.
BANKS ,8: SNYBEB.
liaharkemo iiotel Block.
0pc. Ymtcdilr,
Progressive,
Prompt,
Ellison.
A Purely Mutual Tontine.
As Operated by tine.
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
133 Broadway, Sew York,
Prc. cents the most at-
tractive and popular
system of Life In-
surance now in
vogue.
~Plllllllll ill lllll Filllll
-‘Afierllcsthw ; 13
Dividends During Life.
Large Returns.
Sale, Equitable, Sure
A Good Investment.
F. A. “suit-ran,
l
MUSIC
L.
Tuesday Buns; ovdllltk.
."~.".n~ 7‘
in In: own IIIII..Aman6lry,_ ,
, IL "
"All. "A
Corinthian-name, tot .
er. M. HILL.
of the t'nion figure Theatre. if. 7.
Au Echo l'rsm‘aa Irish-EMU ...
Teething With Wholesome I'll end
liner!
Interpreted by a Company of Absolute
Proficiency!
Accompanied by an Orchestra of let-
ropolifsn Artists l
Everywhere Received ll'ltk Cuthtpd
Commendation. '
' The oulv true irieh ictnre known ”
-Xew York Disturb p to “'3‘“
jOceof'the fmbutsudmoet natural platen of
acting ever seen. ——l’roviccnce Journal.
“The character In cncvel and of null! type"
-5: Louis Repub In no
”llr. Bocchisancexpre-i fuming“ w
or." —lndianspolis round
“Ir .Roaehmskesm 'Derey'thctaal mm
hisciaes."-Muisvillc(lonrierJonrnal. I 0'
“mu hunctbmutoo b ”-
gilt!“ lghly heralded.
lUiliC lltbi..- » SOUTH NORWAIIK
033 NIGHT om.
Thursday, Nov. 22nd, ‘
Rice & Shepsnd’s
Minstrels.
The universal favorites
Billy Rice, Burt Shepard.
The original and only
BIG- *4,
Smith. Waldreu, Haley and m.
Amer-WWW, ‘
J. will the on
rm. Denim
ind-of“ come-
mm walking”;
Grendliadri Chanel Cheaters.
”12““th 0 mm Magnif-
Juilxt: GBAUS, meager. A pafonneucsin its
enrirrtywithour uslor slid. Bests
liaytssndbnengi's. $35,511,. unmlest
iuUSIC HAIJL,
Saturday Evening.
HELD
BY
THE
ENEMY
Di REC! PROM
l’A Lil Eli’s THEATB;
New York City.
Enormous Success.
Monster Production.
on near cur. ., .g
'”"" centre». ace-r. IZXIMWGW Wsuflagfi.
rlvow Till! coustsstosuseor rsxurtun 3:0. 0 “gm Colleen" ........ .rr.......
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. W i n. {Mm-Iv-
hereby'applisr for e fifty-{x 150%.... Lin...» 1:
rell- runners-ditto 'l'u
mfigdtkfidfiemhlfim’nm P - 3 .ifil‘:
I ours. It! it“ .. .
Idea in of m Al’ Bertha-my flutter ....... ... . 3.... .... lb
Be ”Avenue. the town inlaid Al. I”. I“ P Berti! I. ElyBIII'Iffii g1............:ls‘
biped, Incuau. vans: whewl'crk. smile-Mill. ..
MumrhnsmuMIu but ......a. duh”:
Endorsed them-gore electors up A. E. AYEB & 00-, , no)
payersnirlid town,” who-enhanced
...u" , nun-um Bankers and Brokers, 3-!
rs srd lc ira— l'mrcll, Ilka-d ugvamuwm f
ml;lgum-.Im . l
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Norwalk Chronicler