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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., SATURDAY, DEC]? MBER 1,1888.
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
William Jones has gone in business in
Bridpport. M - ._ _M
Andrew Keuncll is improving from an
attack of fever._ -.....
—WicterCaprrom fie. ll $10.50 at
Comatock Bros. ...M
The borough Domino Club has elected
a new member.
The funeral of 'Blsteth Electra was
held th’a afternoon.
—lleadquarters for table dameskv,
turkey red damask. napkins. d' oyles.
towels, etc.. at I. S. Surith’ .
The regular meeting of the Common
Council will be held Ion lay eveniul-
III. ‘1'. B. Gunning has rented the
Adolphus Bishopplace on Mott avenue.
—12c per g-mrddffgh Pork and Still"
age, P. liayes' market.
The regular meeting of the Court of
Burgesees will be held Icuday eveninti-
Buckingham Yoshi}. A. it, will elect
oficese for the ensuing veer next W'edo
nesday evening. M_
-—Setin lined uvercoats at Comstcck
Bins. ”-.....
Ir. and Ira. Charles Ishbott. of We-
‘terhnry,arcvisitmg Ire. B.J.Scofield.
Iain street, Norwalk.
~Dressendworkiug ~gloves, at Conn
stockBrna. MM
John Ended. eaold vetenu, was take
cute Bridgeport hospital yesterday by
BackieghamPoIt,G.A.,R.
-—GotoP.D.lawtonkCo.forthebest
creamcry butter in prints, and canned
coraedbeefatredncedprices.
Theold barn, formerly helium“! ‘0,
AdamSmythe,hasbeeutorndcwn and
isbelugrepieccdbyanewone.
OutheefterneonofTbanksgivingday
IiseIaryPrcwan‘dGeorgeBrittowere
mavricdbyllcv. C. Kilarfisatthereai—
denceoiF.S.Lyoa.
j-Sometluognew.—Currantsendseedp
lessraiinsmleauedready for use at F.
D. InwtontCoh.
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W Warm: new are!
seated lean erthtic manner, and pre
cents an attractive appearance.
—A discount of lOper cent. will be
Vgivcatothepurchaseroi gent'snetaral
wccl,hosiery and underwear,» I. 8.
Smith's.
Work was commenced on the new
horse railroad yesterday morning. A
fmeecfebcntthirtymeaaraetworkon
InflammatiouGecrge lowe'eetorc.
werkiagtowsrdsWinnipa-k.
Oullrotheis lodge,l.0.0.P.,haI
been invited ro‘ attend tlld funeral of
Wm. KIcEwsnto-morrowafternoon.
slug. odedFIIlows from
Yonkersisahcsapectedtobepresentl‘
~00 to Conley’ecn thebvtdge fora
first-classclamchowder,oysterstewend
hottmandcelse. OpIaaatilltp. -.
Ir. W. P.Wkiiaey.af the Whitney
Art Store. now ioeaudet Sonthltoro
walk, will he to Danbnry on Friday,
Mummy, MMMM
by. Pro. to. three days caly,wltha
“Inseam engravings.
watwedmeadertctypss. Matthi-
wlhsla :fishfirmyfiaidlagasasly
1w”: :silrcaddspetnadwthhee
“wank atetrip Bestiary. Nos-ch
h. K. Lockwood II making a line dir-
play of goods for the holidays.
~Usc l’lslrted‘s Cough Remedy
lire. Edward Chicbester Is very Ill at
. her residence on West avenue.
~——l"ul| dim shirts III toms... llrns.
Elizabeth llunze, aged ‘13. died at the
almshousc yesterday morning.
< -'l'ry the Liquid Stove Enamel.
fine. Sold by P. D. Lawton & Co.
The funeral of the late James Cole w as
held in SI. Iary‘ I church this morning
—C.Ill for Dayton's patent laundriod
shift of Ii. S Smith's.
A very pleasant party It the residence
ltis
Tilt.
of line Wan East avenue,
last night. ‘ MM
-— Cent' s canton fianel drawers at Com.
stock Bros.
IiII Laura TI—ylor..CoIItraltn. of “Jil-
bury, will sing in St. Paul’s Church to-
- MOITO V,
-—The finest lineofdrees goods end
pinches, at I. S. Smith's.
Revival service; are being held nightly
at Wm Norwalk, end a deep religious
interest is being manifested.
-A complete mi}: gent’s. ladies',
misses’ and children's underwear at prices
Ethefy competition, at I. S. Smith'rfl
The employees of the Bentwocd hat
shop will hold asociable in fiermania
Hell next Wednesday evening.
-The largest assortment of 25c.
' Icarfs at Comstock Bros.
The interest infill; Marys church f.tir
idocs not abate in the least, but increases.
The fair will becontinued Iondny night.
—GO: for a 5 {offline} pure lard. I".
Hayes market.
Thanksgiving week has been a sad
week toa number of families in Nor-
walk. Fire deaths have occurred during
the week.
~A new end complete line of gent's
cardigan jackets, to the purchaser of
which we will give a discount of 10 per
cent. I. S. Smith.
“The Uses of Uglinees" is the title of
J. Dewitt Millers lecture on Wednesday
Evening. Dec. 5th, at the 125i. C. A.
ball. Everybody who hears him' Is de-
lighted.
...... nice sum :hirt for 50c. at
Comstock Bros.MM
The report of the——— marriage of Ery
Olmstead end litre Amelia hilcox is
without foundation. The person who
sent it to Tire. Sizs'nm. was evidently
misinformed.
The New Haven News understands
that Hon. 11w. Seymour will not con-
test the congressional election in this dis-
trict should the republicans control the
next house. MM
—Unlaundered shirts. linen boscms,
25c.. Comstock Bros.
A St: Coat Burglavy
Thcomee of the Arnold foundry was
entered by thicvealaet night. The era
trance was effected by breaking alight
of glass end raising a window. The
handle of the safe was pried cl. but the
thieves did not get itopen. They ae-
curedsix ceutaincasb audafew post-
egestampsfrom the Incueydraw ofttte
salutin- Army least-gs.
TheSelvation Army in this city are
going to hold four day's anniversary
meetings. This evening Stat! Captain
Watkins, theWelah werblcr, will conv
duct the meeting. Following is the
programm for tomorrow: if a. m.,
consecration meeting:3p. m., free and
easy;8p.m..greetpraiseservice and I
revicwof the workoftbearmyfor four
years. MM -- M MMM
—-Clstersandpcejackets, wool lined,
atComstoekBros.
Birthday Party
William A. Stevens entertained a num-
f flies?” t h
m ”are. ng,'.it gnm‘birf'b’df;
bid a moon mek'n’d'El'tht
flourm'fi’haamrmienmt.
—Don't forget our "Good Luck” unv
laundried shirt for 50c. I. S. Smith.
v. I. c. a.
ThIY.I.C.A.rooInI wereop'en the
whole of Thanksgiving day, and much
frequented by young men. A game of
football was enjoyed in the afternoon.
Rev. C. E. Harris will talk to young
menat the Y. I. C. A.roomsou Sunday
at 4 o’clock.
Luna
The Young Ladies Literary Club. will
meet with lir. and Ira. James Bowen,
Dec. 0. M_
(from The I'cahsra Ital—ea.)
Coroner‘s Jury Verdict on the Death Of
w. I. lelwea.
Gunner Iltchell held an inquest on
Wednesdayintotbecause oi the death
of William K. Ieflwcu; which was re
ported in Wednesday's Statesman.
Philip A. Deyo, John 1'. Lewis, John B.
Pleasing, Ilcheel P. Iitchsll, Oscar P.
Archeraud William B. Veitch were the
jurors.
"Mama-armis-
mountable essItI by asphyxia,
whim was caused by the gas in his
rec-III Wsrborsoa arenas, in the
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Ilsa Jena Richards I-‘ells Down Stairs and
lites a Few flours Afterward.
Misses Jane and Sarah Richards aged
77 and it years respectively, reside with
hits. Alfred Plan on llaplc street. For
many years they have been feeble, but
until recently the how been able to nt-
tend to house-boil duties. Yesterday
afternoon June was doing something
that led her to the top of the stairs,
where she slipped and fell, going head
first down the stairs. She struck her
head against the wall, inflicting a severe
wound over her left eye. She was core-
iully cared for but despite all the efforts
to save her llfi’,lhi" died at 7 o'clock.
The full did not cause her very great
pain.
Deceased has always resided in Nor-
walk and was well known by the older
inhabitants. The funeral will behold
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
-—0urliue of gent’s collsrs and coils,
in all the leading styles. we still offer at
the old prices collars, llc. each; cuffs,
15¢. per pair, and are the finest that can
be produced, equal to the best. not ex-
cepting Earle & Wilson' a. If. S Smith.
The Blanchard Case.
The suit of Blanchard and others.
against the borough, is ended, and the
borough has tops the judgment”-
(IO? 05; the costs, 04.50; the interest,
8325.19, and euud other items swell
thetotal to nearl .NO, to which are
to be added deicn t’s counsel and wit-
ness fees which 00”will make the grand
total almort 35.000
This is probably the worst decision
ever recorded against the borough. in
the i’ 'sSavings Bank case the jury
was favorable, and nothing less than the
outrageous conduct of Judge Andrews
t'l uld have reversed the verdict. in this
case there was an acknowledged liability
which could have been adjusted. But
lawyer llurllmtt advised otherwise. his
advice prevailed, suit was brought and
this is the Inglorious and expensive re»
sult —llour.
This article, Ir. Hurlbutt says, is a
gross libel on him and is an absolute
falsehood as far as he is concerned. and
the editor of the Hour knows it, and if
bodoes not, which is not probable, he is
to be pitird for his ignorance. The case
were printed case and every point and
fact was at Ir. Ilanle‘s hand if he had
chosen to look at them and make his
comments without trying to injure Mr.
Hurlbutt's reputation by wilfully and
deliberately falsifying. The facts of the
case are these: The borough took the
water in July, 1822. In September, 1880,
William Bundle Smith. now deceased,
brought the action and continued the
borough counsel untillhis death, about
four years ago. Then Mr. Hurlbutt
came into the rave and simply tried it.
He did not advise not to settle, but tried
to settle it. but Mr. Blanchard would
not take scent less than $5,000. The
committee which was appointed before
Ir. Hurlbutt came into Ih.» case, found
SLGfiO damages, with interest, from the
time of the borough taking the water in
1872, and therefore, the damages had ac-
crued 18 years before Mr. liurlbutt had
anything to do with the case. The ac-
tioubrought by Gen. Smith could not
have been brought or maintained until
every means had been employed and
they were unable to agree. Ir. Blanch-
ard sued the borough of Norwelk in two
suits for the same case in Iay.187ll,
which was five years before Ir. Hurl-
butt knew anything about the case.
These suits, one of them demanded 815,-
llll, and the other 818,1!” damages
—P. D. Lawton A: Co. have a largo as-
sortment of new nuts which they are
selling at low prices.
Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Ii. Elle Wheeler at her home in Cran-
berry Plains last evening. About thirty-
eight couples were present and they
spent the evening very pleasantly in
dancingendvarrous other amusements
until lulf past eleven when a fine supper
was served, which all present pertook
of. After that dancing was resumed
audit was quite an early ‘hour in the
morning when the party dispersed for
home.
Mlancyvbordorsd ’llflllhlllcbt‘l
handkcrnbishfi for 35 cents, at Conn
stock Bros. M
Gaunt-3's l’aras Buildings.
Sum-Ivory extraordinary stories con-
coming T. B. Gunning of Wilton, who
recently disappeared suddenly because
of his debts and is now in Toronto, have
been printed in the newspapers. Al-
though he talked of building a $500»
residenccand putting in a825,000 electric
light plant, the buildings which he actu-
ally contracted for, and which are now
nearly finished, will not exceed $20,000
Half of the contract price has been paid
and the builder is finishing the work,
intending to secure himself by a mechan-
ica' lien. __ -
--llc per pound, Extra Sugar Cured
llama. f. Hayea' market.
Successful Temperance fleeting.
Lest evening a temperance . meeting
was held in the republican club room
under the auspices of the Union Gospel
Temperance Reform Annotation. The
room was filled and seven! spirited ad-
dremes were made. Six men signed the
pledge. Attheotoss of the meeting I
committeswaseppclnied to secure the
mm as a perms-am headquarters sat
lake otheruecsury arrangemeam;
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~Dsat’.sgent'adrssskidgicvesattt'll
pIr pair, worth any glove trialled at
ENTIWI'AINH am
"The Cattle ltlng."
J. ll. WnlIick‘s company will present
tho sensational drama, “The Cattle
King," at liusic llall. liondsy evening.
The Pittsburg Leader says: “The Cattle
King." at the Opera House. last night.
drew the largest house so far this season.
The play is by W. ll. Young. who war
hero last week as the stage nynsgcr of
lire. D. l’. flowers, and reflects credit on
him as a mole dramatic writer. Mr.
James Wallick. who assumes he duel
characters of Bob Taylor, the American
cattle king, and Dare Devil Dick. the
champion poker player of the Pacific
slope, has been here too often and is too
good an nbtor to need any ‘words of
praise from us. In the play he always
appears at the right time and, of course,
is very loudly applauded, on .hiseppeera
auce with his {anions heme, Butler.
Jim, Charger and Texas. llr. Wallick
has a good company, and both it and the
play madea big hit. l'red Lyons, the
colored comedian,witb his banjo special-
ties, songs, dances and big mouth, is still
with the company, and is as funny as
ever.
Running «In: Last Night.
A fair audience witnessed “Running
Wild" at Music “all lost evening. The
company throughout was perfect. The
impersonations of John Wild were loud-
ly applauded. The singing was very
good. Lena Murvillc, us leaning lady,
pleased her audience by her singing and
acting. The company is the best of its
kind that has been here this season. ‘
-—l..ndies‘ Alimentand children's hosiery
a swanky, at I. S. Smith? .
Infinite- “in .31} anvaxcrz.
The trouble at New Milford Partially Aa-
justod by a Conference.
The finishers, makers and trimmers in
the employ of the New Milford Hat com-
pany have hada slight misunderstand-
ing with the but firm in regard to prices
for the coming season. On the 15th inst
they presented a rrquest for rm advance
in, prices in their respective branches,
which the firm did not comply with,
claiming that the margin of profit was
already sosmall that tngraut the ad-
vance would be to only seriously cripple
themselves. They admitted the justice
of the claims of their employers but said
it was a financial impossibility to grant
them.
The matter has remained unsettled
until yesterday, when J. Howard Taylor,
vice president. Fred V. Jones, secretary,
and William Humpbries, director, repre-
senting the finishers, and William H.
Foley. recretary of the makers, held on
all day consultation with the firm and
succeeded in effecting ascttlcmenl for
their respective moieties. The dillicul-
ties were adjusted by the firm agreeing
to give the finishers an advance of ten
per cent. on present price. The bill for
trimming remains unchanged. but the
trimmers still ask for an advance.——
Democrat.
-.\n elegant line of gents' wool and
Cotton hose, at Comslock Bros.
Connecticut Patriots.
The following were issued Nov. 30.
[388. List furnished from oflicc of .\.
ll. Wooster Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port,Conn.:
A. T. Sheer-I, Bridgeport, shaft support
for vehicles; 1’. J. Duff, Bridgeport, nu.
matic feed-water regulator: Permort
Bradford. New Haven, transom-lifter;
A. U. Snell, New Haven, carriage curtain
fastener: If. A. Norton, Hertford.veloci-
pede; Geo. E. Schellingcr. Shelton
buckle; E. L. Smith. Ansonia, electric
depositing cell; J. F. Byrner, Norwich,
trick carriage; (i. J. Capowell, Cheshire,
guide for roller dies; If. P. Bray,Ansonia,
attaching buttons to corset or other ger-
ment.
-—First- class Pianos and Organs can be
obtained of J. W. Studwellon the most
reasonable terms. Call and examine in-
struments, and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Cur llcatlng.
Attorney General Tabor, of New York,
has ordered a hearing for December 4
on the question referred to him by the
railroad commissioners w ill?” the New
Yorke“! New Haven Roi r9 93:0 company
is liable under the cur he ting law of
that state. The company claims to be
exempt under the exception for roads
having but fifty miles of truck in the
state. _ _ M
——Securca scholarship at The Merrill
Phonogrsphic Acodemy,Siamford, Conn.
Seats limited. Winter term begins Ion-
day. Dec. 3rd.
odd ..I... mum; ‘
The directors of the Oddfellows’ Mutual
, Aid association at their meeting last eve-
ning accepted eight new members, and
voted benefits of $1,500 each on account
of deaths of Charles H. human and
Charles Keller of Bridgeport, and Philip
Ardern oi Ioriden.
a Card. .
I desire-to state that the reason i did
not cater for Company D's ball is that 1
marine contract for all :thc privileges.
The Company afterward let the drink
privilege to another party. i then do
clined to furnish anything. ‘I war will-
ingtocarry out my contract, and felt
relieved from all obligatit us to do so
when the company declined to carry
out their part of. it.
H . B. D'Anrors.
-Geut's tint. ” haunting of uteri
an. naturkl owl M black cotton,
“Ill“?
atltpsr cashless than market value,
“laws. . _
SIlNDAY SIB" ICES.
CITY OlllJBClilli.
thingregationsl—l’reachlng at 1030 e.
nt. by ltev. J. A. Biddle. Young Poo—
plc's Society of Christian Endeavor meet-
ing at 0:") p.nI., subject. “Christ‘s Per-
sonal Controsnds.“-John 1:43, Luke
9.00. Hall. 0:38. Preaching by the pen
for at 7.00 pm.
Trinity Church—First Sunday in Ad-
vent. thany and sermon at 10:30, fol-
lowed by celebration of the Holy Com-
munion. Sunday school at 11 o’clock;
evensong and sermon at 7:30 p. In.
Methodist—Jo the morning sacramen-
tal services conducted by the pastor. In
the evening Ir. Harris will deliver a
Thanksgiving discourse; subject, “Our
National Outlook."
Baptist.—-Rev. H. A. Delano, pastor.
will preach as usual. morning and even-
ing. Morning discourse and commune
ion at 10:30 I. on; Sunday school at 12
m.; evening service sud discourse at 7 p.
m.; subject, “The sorrows of an inrepar-
able past, or the things we intend to do
but don't.” Public cordially invited.
Springwood Union , Chapel.-Subject,
Sunday evening, “God’s Word Settled
Forever."—Psalms110:80. Wednesday
evening.“Gideon‘s Iission."-—Judges 7:7
A. M. E. Church—Quarterly meeting
will be held tomorrow. Love feast at
10:30 a. In.: preaching at 2:30 p. m.: sac-
rament, 7 :30 p. to. Rev. Dr. Jennifer
will be present.
PERSONAL IBN‘I‘ION.
Arthur Spencer, of ltowayton, is visit~
iug friends In the borough.
Annie Evans Is spending a few days
with relatives in Stamford.
George llettI, of Cleveland, Ohio, who
is visiting his parents in the borough,
will return home Sunday evening.
Miss Etta Kellogg. of Waterbury, is
visiting rclutivo s in the borough.
Jennie Taylor, of New Haven, is visit-
ing relatives in the borough.
Edna Crowcll, of Washington, D. (1.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Crowell,
of the borough.
Prank Whitney, of New Canaan, is
visiting relatives on Prospect Hill.
John Patterson, formerly clerk in An-
drew Selleck's bookstore, is home from
Boston on a short visit. I
Jennie If. Curtis. of the borough, is
visiting friends in Stamford.
Ilsa Ella Waterbury, of Stamford, is
visiting Miss Florence Selleck on East
avenue.
Fred Koyscr went to New York yes-
terday afternoon to are the walking
match.
Charles Taylor has gone to the South
for the wint. r.
Miss Sarah Baker is visiting friends in
llsmscyr, N. J.
Miss Leno Crows has returned from a
l'l-ilt with friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Agnes P. Fletcher, of Port Jervis,
\'. Y., is visiting in the borough.
Miss Ballard, of Dsnbury, is visiting
with Miss Neda Adams.
Thomas D. Wheeler, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is visiting with John Keenan.
Herbert Seeley, of Meadow Lawn, has
moved with his family to this city.
lira. John W. Oaks and children have
been spending a few days with Mrs. Ur-
bano Swift in Derby.
Miss Sadie Keeler will spend Sunday
in New Haven.
The Misses Dora and Louise Durant, of
Collinsville, are spending a few days
with friends ll! this city.
Mrs. W. B. Warren spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her sisters, the Miss D'Artois in
this city.
Iise Emily D‘Artois has returned
home from Crotch, N. Y., where shohas
been visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
James Patterson.
Ilia Ida ll. Thompson went to South
Norwalk to pass Thanksgiving with
friends—Mr. Henry Mead leaves to-
morrow morning for a visit to his (laugh.
ter in .South Norwslk.——llrs. Henry
Mead is spending Thanksgiving with her
daughter, Mrs. C. Fred Crofut at South
Norwslk. —Ridgefield Press.
A x... unm- Cow in Stamford,
A new ~military company is being or
ganized in Stamford, which it is propos-
N. G. Among the organisers are several
young men who have had some military
experience, and the new company will
contain excellent material. Application
for the admission to the state service
will be made when the Legislature meets
in January. There is already one com-
pany in Stamford—Company C, Fourth
Regiment—which has a creditable ro-
cord. With two companies in the town.
an appropriation can be secured for the
building of an armory at the expense of
the state.
c.7513} Eyes I'eaanrcdw Free.
Prof. J. H. Caruss, the scientific expert
in measuring eyes and fitting glasses,
with all his appliances, is at A. S.
Ferrls's jewelry store, South Norwslk,
one week commencing Monday, the
20th. Different cases solicited. n20“
“Stretching on the floor."
George Lester haabeen the acknowl-
ledged champion of Bridgeport at
“stretching on the floor.” for some time
past, his record being seven feet five
inches. James Brophy claims hsIhaI an
unknown who can mark of! amour
distance than the above. and a match
for a purse will shortly be arranged baa
twe-I thatwolncn. Bropliy yzuahncwau
lgh in bi
lsIIIetcbsoverIixfest
first.
ed to attach to the Fourth Regiment, C. m
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Walling latch
Si‘tilll: AT 12:30 Tu DAY. .
Littlcwood ............ . .. . . ........ .500
Early... . .......................... 504
Moore .............................. 520
Cartwright ......................... 515
Nor-curse ....... . ............. ......508
Hart... ............................. 500
Connor .................. .. ........ .. 503
Howsrth.... .. ............. .501
Golden ....... ............. ..407
Mason ............................. . 405
AN HONEST IIBAKE‘AN
Finds an Owner tor a Parse lie l'onad
Ilany Ianths Ago.
Some time last June Timothy Flynn,
head brakemsn cu Conductor Gregory’ I
train on the Naugatuck division, found a
fat pocketbook on the train. He exam-
ined the wallet, and found that it con-
tained $505 and several important papers.
Mr. Flynn turned the treasure over to
Ticket Agent Beckett thinking that the
owner would show up. Months passed
and nobody claimed it. On Friday, Nov.
16, the book was turned over to Flynn,
who made a thorough examination and
found the card of a prominent builder
and contractor of Waterbury hidden in
a very obscure part of the wallet. Flynn
notified the gentleman, who received his
money and rewarded the brakeutan with
$5.00. A curious incident of the affair
is the fact that the owner of the money
thought he had lost it on‘ths New York
division and notified the superintendent
of that division. Flynn might have
kept his find, but he was honest and
lived in the expectation of receiving a
nice little reward from the loose—Wet-
crbury JournMal.
A Midnight nears.
All members of a Nangatuck family
were awakened the other night by the
screams of I young woman who dreamed
some one had kissed her. The father of
the family appeared with a lamp in one
hand and a revolver in the other, No
man could be found, but the daughter
was certain. even to feeling the nine;
Niall
A.“ 33.55;. economic Block and l’ismiinm
lxchauge, New ark.
A. It}. AYE“ the 00.,
Bankers and Brokers.
New York. Boston and Worcester
Branch chine:
lIAVlLAND BLOCK. (rooms M 7) Washington at
South Navalk.
Stocks. Ilonda. Petroleum.
(train and Provisions.
bought sail sold for ash. or on margin.
Private leased virus to New York, Boston and
lad“.
030. W. WILIJAISON,
Issuer of breach once.
THE
Store.
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all in
's
lrIaIlFancilunls.
LOW PRICES
,.-—gxp-.
FAIR DEALING.
We invite you to come and see our goods as we
can make price: that will be satisfactory to you.
SM p ME :Q___ [A'—
THIS WEEK !
KID GLOVES.
Here Is an opportunity that Ladies should avell
thelusclvcsof.
:7 audio led-ya.
H'Pune luricewill‘ beheldouSunde
20'dock.p. In., sttheresidenccol In. glen.
on Ieplc street.
Position Wanted
Iualltbe a bat factory by a lady who fully understands
tbebreucbos of the trimming departmen
di 3: Addie. OPERATOR." Sentinel Olllcc.
ltctail Ilet Business For Sale.
Nloithelnut retail list Slam. near New
l'nrk,lu a city of over 40.0!) inhabitants
Bxccllento unity for a practical better, with
anal! cap! Address P. 0. Box 506.
Trenton N. J.
To Let.
unfilled! lace. street South Norwalk.
Tum p smith to carbon as conceit.
[louse and Lot For Sale.
ANZAN’I‘ AVE. Kart Nwwelk. lot m
lioness rooms. . Price 8810. Part of hire”,-
ehaae money can remain on Intruhc of
TA AT A: GOLDBN,
Insurance and Real Es'atc Agents Washingttm st..
n30 ti SouthN
Agents Wanted.
AGENTSquied fore festsclline article. Big
Amines
n28 on lien iiotel
Apartments To Let.
lVRmmndrrtoreecondhoor, innewhonseon
Woodmet. ApplytoJ. IBERIA
nhllw . OISonthetnBL. So. I k.
‘ ltoonts'l‘o Let.
Elilltconvenicntrnotns,nlccl lemtedlnlast
TN orwelk. AddrmeBox’
n24 1w South Norwalk.
. Pct-Inn Canned Fruit.
,nn celebrated mum Petalama Canned
Pruitforsaleetcharlm ]!aviland‘s 5 Iain
ifi'wnufi mm h" ”"
George B. Ondcrhlll
8 new in town
not It . Irma a comm. Isms
Rooms To Let.
Ferment) noon to lot with or without
AddrceIP.0.llOXll7
oesu Southllcrwalk.
Oysters.
Th08:dmirlngoystata cpared fresh dell
3.1.me ’ m
rector Raymoadht.
Osborn Ave., East Nor-walk.
Tritium desirable and Mm residmcm fm
Pricelendrmseneble
mavens)” Goff]! .
Beat Istata and Insurance 8‘ Gong...
Waahlnmht..80.N
Building latter Sale.
Grimm-user [some Inseam“
heal nun-u mrmw .‘llllg'fl.
We: ,
DECORATIVE ART.
”bl" WW...
”m W. I. ”I'll.
fimmhw
tachc. The mystery was {thoroughly , FOR
I d h k’ f
:oplflo: en a pet Itten emerged rout 50 cents
DIEDv We will sell our
ll BIB—Number sort; in Norwalk Jane 5.3utton,
Embroidered Back
KID GLOVE,
That we have been selling for 75¢.
BANKS I “SNYDER
$10,000.00
Toutine or Club Payment.
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5 AN Innsrns'monor the mum of mmr
log on the Inmal Tontlne or ClabPlan of the
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
habackemo Hotel Block.
Opp. Pcstoflice.
we 'vebclowalistoi thatperticipatcd
in ammonium due from the two
gm) Clllll - ltd ‘3' on dcathof Frederick
. O. Jena, of New York City.
Name. Amount Amount
arrow 1 c LUYTIIS w ' 3:5
. , ' Wit? Y: c. -. 7
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WILIJAI Lucas ............... moo as
warm
clones Hgl}?! ............. Jason on
unanrr ANBTIY .............. mm I25
rum mam: Judge” llilton.
men P. nouns. ...III.oJ on
can Engines. N.Y .
wmonnmnrn ........... 115.00 res
. commission lac-rut. N. r.
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8. . ..—
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umm ANSTBY...8100.00 31.0w
Privatesccretary. ledge Hilton.
New Your, July 8d. 1888.
was, mandates. New York, N. Y.
amountcf “WA
ptot‘ obscure it:
dusaiecathsdsethcicneofthe members of my
dublayoarA-cdaflemm
lmnrecomnmcyoer admirable
mm...” " “III-m5 rm
sblsicvsstnisct. Yours
"int. f.‘ zeta“.
, unease tom
0”” ”’l
e
as
'--..4
this. It'srsILvon.
grim
Music Hall. South Norwalk,
MONDAY EVENING, BIG. 3.
Kiwis! Interconnect of the popular actor sad ”I.
Mr. J. H. Walllck.
lntlirgnai sonmllonal equestrian drum is Iva
act s In titled,
The Cattle m,
hlscclchrat trained nodborscs.tbo tritium
on the American stage.
The Great Gambling Scene.
The Cremation Scene.
The Marriage on Horsebtgk.
PRICES, 35, 50 and 7
W'ltescrvcd seats now on sale at lint‘I
Gregory a drug store. fl
Don’t m.‘ J I As He Us
Second of the Y. I. C. A. Course.
‘ I. a. II. c. Dcwltt litter,
~0N run-—
“USES OF UGIJNESSI”
Wednesday Ev’ng. Dec 5th.
in.
Tickets forthe i mitertalnmsnls, - the» 5
Single Tickets, - - . - Io. “
Don‘t be put off with these Io-cailed
CHEAP GOODS.
We havesomevcryfency
New Crop N. 0.:Molasses.
Tryitandbccontinced. mmwm'
DANIEL II’HOMMEDIEU
Pickled Oysters
oysters, Clams, Lollies,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts, . .
FLORIDA ORANGES
CANNED Goons. .
Pickléd Oysters
HUNT & ZELUFF’S‘
I LARGE IIIIIH ’
Buns all 8le
ComingluDeilyfor.
FALL AND WINTERM5WEA‘R
Icannotnofecvcry
the The
so. . 3.2.: .....m.
every customer. Iy stock
mention prices.
Year’s Prices.
c H HARVE _'
I2 Main Street. .. ‘
cxnctrrou’s sum 3‘»
REAL ESTATE
manna 3.81m..." .9450 new
Icrchant. NJ! . -
memos w. mm“... moo two
martini-cry. . .
mwntnowa'murr who 1,000 strolls
Lock Ienutectury. Brooklyn.
3. w. o. tours ................ mm Loco
me to mite. ——
85.030
Fllfll Mail
Penn-nus... In .
Indus. low I,» ,
lot. 100 by 125, It smnlwooilgai . ,
Hllll Tl lint...
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