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Natalia Home
We
‘. I”. III "“008.
”nae Ia win lat can
. . Inna with-i la-Ilag
. mum-sprain: their
hw vldt to bar tea. The
7 Eleni-Cation was so great as
‘ Ia he! at mart-y ea the part or
“d the mount numb-able
”I the sa-quaau to team The
m lb whalpal streets, as well as
‘ . d ‘b utility and inhabitants
w chi. warn namely and beau»
\ W. nil in all min the re-
”it anything of the kind that
7 ' “bl won at the Hcrvlan capital.
m MM- mil not "accurate.
Iotallo exceptions to the rule of
(1 private mid-twe- was that of
VWh, wife of the late flervlan
. w to Gmnany and mistn-ll of ex—
; 1. h This otuluiou can be regarded
- . in soother light thrui a» compli-
fl ‘ _ dues tliazktl: matter «warm-i
. My ex-i nova new
’j” ” unauicly evinm lair dctrwtation of
w Mich and her appreciation of the
“of decency in bringing his ml.-
, “them of hhwife that both
~de with confusion.
no Young King Is Jealous.
BE“ in ofldai circlm in Belgrade
“in m king, Alexander, has become
jealotuof his mother's popularity,
, HHcourtevyshown to her by the Rue-
‘ an“ and other: not owe; friendly”?
- m erniu power 0 Harri.
."Mysude'ter ill?) boy's advisers from
3”” him to rcaeut the demonstration
"it” hla mother with any marked lack
” ‘ mood that King Alexandr-r has
to call upon his mother, ex-Quecn
. hi hi (other, ex-King hlilan.
b.
’i
:4”
attention.
m, until he receives pennission to do so
~ L‘s; * '
l”. i' . Man's Strllre ralllag.
Wan, Oct. l.—Tbc attempt of the
I“, Wham the strikeof the Rotterdam
i as: m has failed utterly, and the
j flail-elf h likely to take a similar turn,
My owing to their interference. The dis-
firbad portion of the term is so thoroughly
m by troops and effectually covered
bythegum o! warvesels moored in the
~rlvar,underwhich armed forcescanbe
has-a at a moment's: notice, as to preclude
I] him of succem on the part of the strik-
“hyvioIcnt means, and the ranks of the
"“who have taken the strikers’ places are
«m up rapidly. John Burns sent £25
Inland“: for the relief of the strikers,
_ - lat-dds from this the contributions in the
,fl'lka find have been surprisingly small.
......gx... The Cotton Bing Smashed.
WI, 001. i.—A large number of opera-
' ”I and others interested in the mtton
“gathered in the Cotton Exchange at.
“UM earlier hour than usual, expecting
Ohm crisis of later years mum; to
“ contain the September options mi-
by Mr. Steenstrnud. The mark-:
ht option opened quietly at. a declim
d we point. Prices immediately dropped
. two poinm more and then steadied. The
pit-oath went out thirty points under
‘ highest price for that month. Mr.
- Maud holds from 70,11!) to “11111) bales
.4! American cotton, the price of which tw
day will be M . below the price obtained on
Saturday. It is the general opinion that the
count ring is utterly smashed.
England and the Conference.
Moor, Oct. l.-——A largely attended pub
blunting was held at. Cambridge to wish
W to Commoner Hall, the chief dele-
flh to the maritime conference to be held in
Wuhington. Inaspe‘a‘h Mr. Hall said he
lulled that the conference would result in
the working of much needed reforms in
international law. Thefact that England,
the mist-am of the seas, attended a confers
eucaalauad for the first time showed her
anxiety to further those reforms.
Alter Tanner's Vacant Seat.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ].—-Gen. C. E. Brown,
of Ohio, accompanied by Representative But-
Nrworthfcalied on Secretary Noble todis-
an the vacancy at the head of tho persion
llueau. Gen. Brown is probably the strong-
“ candidate now in the field. Mr. A. C.
Gumball, of Kansas, is actively pushing his
. 1m and Deputy Commism'ouer Smith in
mm a strong etlortin bisown behalf. It
Hm Well determined that Mr. Smith will
12‘ naive the appointment. In fact, Mr.
who» hauler to more other government
m h dkcuned.
new freely
M m. the President Good-by. .
WW, Oct. l.—Cbang Yen Hoop,
‘.. {Chinese minister, presented his
of recall to the [resident in the men»
He was accompanied by
and film Cheon Pan, first secretary of
‘ and Liang Bhung, an attache.
nw minister, who arrived in Washing-
“Mwillbepresented at an early
' live mummy. Reception.
magnum, Oct. l.-—The mam ten-
“ tativeBen'pminBu
‘ M Ohio Bepubllcamandothaawu
. ”and amounted to an ovation.
am peoplewere present toweleomr
thdhbcangrmanafter his safe return
Malawi.
A with Ill! Shot.
.wad. Thedelegatnimallharamndtb
"A?! mu -
regain-ml. and. Will?“
. Ilium
Mauro-in, ll. Y.,Oet.l.-—'l'hella-nuatls
“umbili- lslvto MUM
one-was the Haunts-wreaths at Id
ally plant- a lively apparatus. The“
eu-udttee ha heard the unwant- of an
“auto. and the indications point to bar-
nnuloeu action la b wreath-a. Then
“reappear to buy doubtlutthattla
Hill slate, ”call-ll. will be mlaated, Vin:
hrs-omens! state. Elliott ”North; at
tin-y MAME E'l‘ahav; judge in
them of appeals, [hula O'Brien, audit-
malalaatloaof State Engineer Bogart and
Coat ller W
A llghtlabvingwagadbykxtalileiuo-
“and Republicans in behalf 0! William
A. Beach for state treasurer, but the leader-
my nothing ran defeat llaaforth for the of-
fice. in fact, the ticket may in acid to be
out and drivel. Ala pnuulueut loath: Intuit:
“We are going to show llr. Plan that. we
are as united and as solid as was his murm-
law."
The water enmity of Hyraoula h the thorn
h the side of the local politician, and it in
with a view of wmcdytug that evil that the
fight is being made for lloarli.
It waaa carton sight to use (Ian. Curtis
elbowing his political (musicals at the in
land in [whim of Beach. For a than the
m in the hotel lobby recalled that wit-
llmti at mnventlolm of the "finite party,
In numerous were do Inllnwl‘nt arming the
Tammany and uninty Ili-tnm'racy men. The
platform will tliomughly lotion-v “Werner
lilil': aiimininratlim; mlllnn tho national
Ihlm‘ratic platform; declare that revenue
reform in a failure and It will promlily roltr
crate the last plank on that subject, The
state mmmltwo has decided to recommend
the selcdiim of Lieutenant Ilovmwr Joust
fil- temmrary chairman of the convention.
A FRIGHTFUL COLLISION.
I-‘lftv Persona Killed and luJured ll.
tween Naples and Toggia.
lion, Oct. l.—Twoexprees trains running
in opposite directions, between Naples and
Toggia, camo into collision while running at
a high rate of speed through a tunnel
Twenty carriages were wrecked and fifty
persons killed and Injured.
Au Alleged Perpetual Motion.
Hr, PAUL, Oct. I.»Rlchard llobillard,
night engineer at one of the Pillsbury milk
In Minneapolis, has a very precious machine
iOCkKi up in his house which he guards jeal-
ously. This piece of mechanism is, so llobil-
lard says, a solution of the problem of per-
petual motion. At :5 o'clock the machine bad
beenruuuing for seven weeks. It required
no fuel, and a Iittleuil is all that is nmded to
keep it in shape. “The machine I have run-
ning now," said the inventor, “has a fly
wheel ton inches in diameter. it will run
two sewing machinm I will have completed
by the end of October a machine with a
twenty-four inch wheel which will elevate
81) pounds The machine requiresa governor
to regulate the speed, and can, of course, be
stopped and started at will.” Mr. Ilobillard
is taking steps to have his machine [mental
He thinks he has made the discovery of the
century.”
A Syndicate After the Mills.
Mixmmr in, Oct. l.—-'I'here mms to be
no longer any doubt that the Chicago dis
patches relative to the big financial deal re
garding the mills and elevators is fonndai
upon fact, and that ore lone the property
Will be transferred to the pun-.lmsers. int es
tigations show that the syndicate hold option:
on all the Minneapolis property mentioned
C. M. Harrington, the manager of the Van
Dusen and Star elevator systems, said: “Mr
Mayer is right. i have signed an option con
tract. and be representing the syndicate, bar
put up a cash forfeit. No, I would not lite
to say how nu: 1;, nor can I tell you when the
deal will be i-uisummated, but I will “551i“
you that the I'lupcrty has not yet beentrans
fin-red.
llied from a Snake'- Bite.
Jacxsosvmr, Fla, Oct. l.—-At Tim
ville, Fla, TV. ll. Adama postal clerk,
accidentally st»; fed ona rattlemke as he
was walking on the public highway about
midnight. The snake buried its fangs in
Adams’ legs. ii»; twisted a handkerchief
about the mound and hastened tnaphysi-
cian, Wm capped the wound and adminis~
tiered whisky freely. The treatment was of
no awui, and Adams after intense sufier-
iug died. He was originally from Mon-
trcal.
Grave Charges Against Manson.
New Ham, Oct. ].—'l‘he Union charge:
that Superintendent Manson, of the Noroton
Soldiers‘ home, has opened letters containing
pension checks addressed to inmates of the
home, and compelled the veterans to turn
the money over to him or be dismissed from
the institution. The article is bmcd upon
information furnished by a late inmate ot
the home, who said he was discharged be
cause he refused to give up his check to Su-
perintendent Munson.
Republican County Conventions.
Unca, N. Y., Oct. 1,—The Madison county
Republican convention nominated A. D.
Kennedy for county judge, B. M. Ayles-
worth for district attorney, and 8. R. Mott
for member of mmbly. The Republican:
of Genesee county, N. Y., have nominated
Francis'l‘. Killer, of Byron, for anembly,
and Frank 8. Wood, of Batavla, for district
attorney.
A Sheri! Shot by Horse Thieves.
Wavmr, 1a., Oct. ].—-8heriif Roxie, of
Waterloo, was shot. in the head at. 7 p. m. by
one of three horse thieves who were confined
in the (minty jail at that place awaiting
trial. Thetheriflhadjust entered the jail
to give the [winners their supper, whm one
findtheahotthat wounded thetherilf. All
ofttheme-apedandalargepo-ei In pur
Ilu .
I‘ll. Cardinal lla- Declined.
Eamon, lid,:0ct. l.—-The taxi
from Ottawa, Ont., stating that Cariliml
Gibbons would attend the unveilingof the
statuetothememoryofllouslgnorfluiguss,
fintbhbopofmtawmonOcKBJnOttawa,
h mucous. Cardinal Gibbm bu do
clined the invitation to be present mac
count of pren’ng duties at home.
Cram-ted h a Barn.
Camh,0ct.l.—Thelargebarn of
In. Dr. Willcttr, of Harrisburg, near New
Cumberland, wasburnedwith In cutouts,
cor-htiagofdxlumnwralhud of cat.
tla, farming implements, hay, grain, etc.
Theelnrruibodyofau unknown man w.
guadmtheruim. Thedreeataihalc-d
Ila rte-sea in»: surrey.
tswloaa.‘ Oct. L—David Md.
mmmnfi
iii no mm wont.
“My.
wwwmm. ........t I t e t tut
'0'... ....... ...... ...... 0 O I o 0-.
Mal-i Galvin sad cum lasts and
III“. Ihfladoauwiatofdarhueai.
Al Wv-
. ............... 0 ll 0 O I O O 0—.
Instant ..... ......JOIOOOlO—vd
lbllorlea: Bootl- auil flou'ilflfl. Harlin-at and
Donnell. thita-louaamuutufdukuma.
Altman"-
Washlum ....... .,..000llool0-I
w......:: l o o o t I a~t
um: llaildoeh and lllddle, Humbert
Darling.
Atlniilauapolis~
Philadelphia miss postponed as ace-mat of
vats.
Annunciation.
Al Kuwait Ultyw
Kwi'uy .......... uootttlto—I
Cincinnati Ilttflilultll—I
Italian: Nwarluell and Ottawa. Han and
lute.
All“ hull-’—
..lllllil ........ , ..... llooooflll—I
IMVlihl. ............. ll0000l00-l
Batteries: Ramsey and lilllgau. It'llcrmott
aodillyan.
At Philadelphia-
(folumlnul [anus [unnamed on account of
M linmlilyn (Exhibition game)
Brooklyn. ll: Newark. 2.
“‘“f.
BABV BEATRICE BACK.
The Infant Taken from In. llnppto
llay'a landing.
l’lill.Aom.i-nu, Oct. l.-—('npl l’nrry,
ermtuwl for hint. Hamilton came to the city
in mmpany with Him-ill Johnston's wife, of
May‘s Landing. and called upon him ltupp,
who has baby llmtrim in charge. 'l'lay
wanted the :baliy. Mm. [lump finally aur-
renderud it to them and they started for
May’s Landing with her.
Mav's basins", N. J., Oct. l.—hlra
Stu-rill Johnson arrived here at 5 p. m. from
Philadelphia With baby Beatrice Hamilton
in her charge. Quite a crowd had amembicd
at the station, and it Was with difficulty that
In. Johnson made her way to the sherifl's
carriage. Lawyer Perry mysthat no definite
plam have been arranged for the disposal of
the child. It ill thought that Mra Hamilton
and the child will rennin for sotnc time at
Hhcrilf Johnson a midi-nit
John Hnailll Arrested.
ALBANY, Oct. l.~r\ttorney (lencml Tabor
having begun an action III the mpremo court
at litica before .inilgi- Morwin against Con-
tractor John Snuilh upon the assembly ceil-
ing fraud, that Oilll‘ifll grunlul an order for
Siluith's arrest, and tho- paper was placed in
the bands of Sheriff Il-mm-y lillil Snaith was
arrcstni late in the nth-moon. lie subar
quentlygave lnntls in the mun of $30,000,
lunar lirlilcmnn,u jt'li't‘ll‘r, and Henry L
smith, a clot hirr. bun «rung lil't Mll't'ilt's.
Delay-1| by Jullnstuwn‘s Flood.
Bi'vnm, Oct. l.—Jn.lgr~ lx-u’is, of the su-
premo mnrt, hm granted the mandamus
asked by tho city attorney requiring the
Western I'nion 'i'clcgrnpb company to bury
its wirezg Counsel for the Western Union
stated that by the Jolllhtuwn «Hunter the
company received a let lrui'k, as some of
the [ntcnt articles Ilt.‘t1‘.\~nl'_\‘ for carrying the
work on “011' being made» there. They would
be ready in a week and the Work Would then
proceed,
Two Men Killed.
ll'uauxrmiv, Dt‘l., Oct. l.-—'l‘wo unknown
men were struck by a train on the Philadel-
phia and Wilmington railroad at West Yard
at 6:30 p. m. and instantly killed. in the
pocketofonc was found imturnlization pa-
pers with the name of Patrick Ryan, a native
of lrelanii, aged in years. The papers were
taken out. in Burlington county, N. J., Sept.
’30, l‘bll. They are h‘lllllllst‘ll to have been
laborers.
)lnyor Amen' l'npopular Remarks.
Misxmmus, Minn. Out. l.——lrlsh citi-
zcus of all political illiihs are in a state of
indignation over i-x-llavnr Anus' remarks
regarding the condition of Ireland, in which
he said the muntry mu not. ready for home
rule and was priest ridden. Bishop McGui-
rick and other equally prominent Catholics
have written communications to the pres
denouncing in vigorous language the utter-
ances of Mr. Attics.
llatzl‘cldt to Bernarry Ills Wife.
llltnux, Oct. l.—~l{bcnish newspapers am
now. ~c that the rcmarriage of Count Von
HflLZIv‘ltlt, German ambassador to London,
to his divorced wife, formerly a Miss Moul-
ton, of Canada. will take place shortly at
Wiesbnden. Their separation, the papers
allege, was merely formal and for political
reunion
Killed by Their Horses.
llzamosrz, Pa, Oct. l.—l£§lfll‘ Marble,
a well known and highly n‘spoctcd citizen of
Hublersburg, this immty, was killed by being
thrown from his buggy while trying to con-
trol a vicious horse.
\i'iutzsaamm, Pa., Oct. l.—~John Barney,
a well known citizen, was killed here. Ilia
horse ran away and overturned the wagon
Peyton's Illg Judgment.
Xsw Dunn's, Oct. l.———:\ Shreveport (La)
special to The Picayune says that the jury in
the case of J. B. Peyton vs. the Texal and
Pacific railway returned a verdict of 89.54130
damages for plaintiff. Peyton claimed to
have been injured bya'i'cxns and Pacific
angina while removing a man from the
track. He sued for 840MB.
Wllaoa Barrett‘s Scenery llelrl.
Borrow, Oct. l.—Tho dopartmmt
has held for duty the first installment of the
English actor, Wilson Barrett's, 300 tons of
scenery. The scenery arrived on the Cepha-
louia. This is the first case in which foreign
actors’ireneryhasbeen held. The protests
of American actors, have it is supposed, oo
maioned the change. -
Yin-loll Fatally Injured.
Bin-m, lion, Oct. l.——Threo firemen were
fatally injured, several others were slightly
hurt and a loan of about 8311M“) was caused
byatlrethatbrokc out. onthellrvttloorof
the Bowen block, mrner of Granite and En-
taw streeta The firewa- small whenfirst
men, but developed with strange rapidity.
A $10,000 Blaze.
Rocam N.Y.,Oct. l.—A Churchvilla
special to The Herald says: “The Bodetta
block has was mtlrely ihstroyed by fira
The buildingwasowuedaudoccupledbyV.
N. Bodetto as a groceryaudbootandshoc
m Totalion,tio,wo; insurance, Ohm.”
MIuerat Baltimore.
BamamOctl.—The Brim steamer
Betta, which arrived in ballast from St.
Lucia,We‘ Indiq to load for Invariants
q-rantlnsdwitheightofhaacwnlfsing
fromwhatbthoughttoheChagreafavar.,
Gladstone Slightly!“-
Lolnou, Oct. L—lr. em k can-
hsd to in room with a alightcold,”
thnrfdlhgatraastnaw-hca
“by.
Week W
bit 'wflwly,
SUPEIllllll
BIHIHPHWIIEH
THE WHEST Mill HIST
la made oulyof strictly pt!" grape cram
of tartar. strict! pure bicarbonate of
aoda,aml a ml [mi-lion of flour as it
alive. nothing else whatever. and
I. warranlml entindy free from shim,
alumnus. phmpbates. lime. and all the
ailulteranla frinpimliy found in bold»
powders. The character of malaria
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
mbinallon. render Cleveland's nu rlor
baking wderthemoat healthful mast
aconom al in um and it always slotti-
wholeaoum. nutritious, and dmicioua food.
It in recommended for purity, healthfulv
ac- and etlliieney by lovernrncnt and
State chemists, chemiull cf Boards of
Health. and motes-tors In institutions of
leamiag throughout the cmmtry.
Bold only in cans. full weight.
Gunman llmrrlisau. Aunt". N. Y
as m @‘ ‘REEA
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CHAS. II. I-‘EIIRIS.
South Norwali‘, (loan.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris, Hosea Glover, David Plan,
8. K Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement Franklin llowea 8 hon, of
756 Broadway. New York,dally receive. The lab
lolucd unwiritcdlestlmmrials re from your friend:-
and neighhon. ladies and enrlemcn you know and
esteem for their honor an ntnighiforwardnesa. and
who would atom to be a pony nun; dcn‘ptlon.
What has been done for other! can one for you.
and It is folly tolonger rufln “bull Ibc mt’dnlt‘l’
recovery Ila at your very door.
00].. C. II. I'll“!!! says: "In 1573 lwu
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jaundice of the worst
description. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
Isuflercd about one ear and ahalf. Bvcvvtlimg
was done that medics skill could suggest. Finally
aeonncil of doctors declared my me "inrnrablc;"
others gave me the Menu of couhu. Then I wai-
anally persuaded to take llowce' Blood l'uritlcr.
After taking two or three btlut‘.‘ I was entirely
curcdand have m a well men for liver réx your."
IRS. HENRY 8273"“! It, said to have had
scanner removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city. War vet low—reported likely todic anyda ;
not able to wal alone: sore would not heal, 0:
Discovery cared her seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.
8. K STANLEY, nearly (ighty years old. and
was eulferin severely from a hard cough. The
doctors said e had an “uIcer on his lung." and
could not live, Having heard of the wonderful
cures done by “The Great Blood Partner." 1 seat
for it at once and took it faithfully. My rough dis
apnearcd and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Care
In Nor-walk, Conn.
Ills- CQIIa Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8L. Norwalk. Conn.
lied Klduey trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circa
latter: of eight {can standing; was so nervous that
she could neit r sleep nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not bear-
fitted one cent'e worth; health ruined as lunch by
the polstm medicines" by the disease for which
they were taken. I-lhe as : “I did not expect to
live but a short lime. r. [lo-ea was sent to Inc
by a friend. I took llll medicine and have not had
a doctor store. [was not able to walk without help
-am now able and dowalk all about town several
times a (tag. I am a new person. and I would not
helm-:k w rel was for thonaands of dollars. I
coulder It the best medicine ever altered to the
public. Dr. Counsel, of New York, told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured If
he had notscenit done by Franklin llowcs‘ ladl-
cal Dixon ." Cured four lean ago. .
Sold by A. ll. IIOYT SON, Not-walk
We have agents everywhere.
a
In:
REQUIRES
Ill llllfllllfl.
Double
Strength.
Ask Your Grocer for It.
ALLISON BROS"
lanufartun-nt,
mommwx. I '1 )SN.
CARTEL ES
BAKERY!
MODELS. canr 'rors. ands tall um
meat of manual candy.
HrsJohn Holland
uunn's amen.
515 If
‘ ..
name-loo,
‘ IINIO [‘88.
Ohm. “Islam
9»
Weave manta In all ales
Creamery Butter
At “e. per Found
an we bought a lot hrfors the price advance-l.
upon it Is" bows
lly ML and barrel.
Sugar ii-i IJOVVG'J'.
Conan-dam. l’lnamstcckof
California Uriel & Cannibal:
Mmrqwflmtolrt kioeaalarle lot of othd
lied lmda ai ruin-til": pleas, to we always
have done during the Mum sum.
0..”—
flilhli i [install
Cllll I’LIi'I‘E. "W”
'riiiiaovon,
PRACTICAL
Shorthand, Tvpewriting and
Business Course,
THE CHMMTHL‘IAL CHLLEHE
Gazette Building, Norwalli.
llny Semen-9a in. rat p. m. aadzhrtp
Evening Motrin—Monday. Wednesday and
day. 7.1) in lo 00.
Merrill jBi‘siiisi‘“‘Guliii
.\ 3‘7] ) SI ‘IIOOL ()F
:lnilall and insulting,
.‘ll tllnmlc s... Stamford, (ll.
( lot-ed for vacation July 12th.)
Reopem for Study Sept 4, [889.
[III A Nt‘ll K! 'I A TJGIIT:——Snorthand. Typewrit-
rug, I'une-Ipu'lllt‘ll I, Iiimhkreplng. Penmanehlp,
alyimnwdc, li‘l'llit-JF pro! rc'l'eieauphy, (tempo.
r llllil l’fc
'l he l'l’lnt‘lpai will he Ill inc ('ollrge after Any: an,
m net nor a ho n my wI-h to arrange tor entering
the institution.
dual-mam so: l. {we on'app'leatlnu h letter to
Hits. 1. A. IR IIILL. I’m:
an.
Fri.
Hilliide, - 7 ”Norwalk. Conn.
Milli. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls and Young Ladies,
RIi-(ll’llh’s‘ 001‘. 3d, ’89.
For carillon address,
99!:- ,, 9!: F: but
laylnrifinlden
Rial I-Istulr, Tire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass. and Steam lloller
INSURANCE AGENTS
Loam Negotiated.
OFFICn:—4'ia:ir.' Washington BL. 80 Norwalk.
September
"3H , Camber
w, ii; -— All!—
llumls for leniiranls.
Gail
DON'T WAIT.
G. 3. NORTH.
mom BR B. IIOYT,
would pun-tutu 91 'OM
80L! mm '03 Till
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all he Glam
“channelled.
3min. cone-nus,
waarnau. am a srumornn.
IIAIPDIII. sting-nth
Ia Ir tlhanmylaflfltyfer
nym- don-III-
wdlvalactedltcekaflilvwwata
m‘mmlMJmmeah-d.
Let Your Light Shine!
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at
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IOIWLLI 1038!!”
Delivered navy latarilay Isolates.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
I’lckled ()yuters.
Norwaik Oysters
Thai hnnllot been floated.
Pare Tomato cavalry.
Imperial lardldcs.
Anythlm iguana In the market line you can out
but: every
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
0) non.
opened M d «All
IL: curmu. any
rim of Raymond in.
' my one
Del. Cuunty Creamery Butter.
IT PLEA!” BVIRY Till
DANIEL LiliOliliEIllEU.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
mm mm. sou'm souwaax
A. S. lt‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Hoe Watch fir-[airing a simulty.
34 Washington lib.
Taosa desiring
pnicare than of
act I!
south Korwal I.
-‘l FULL LINE ell”
Builders Hard ware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. llilf'll ”ii
Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. C. QUINTARD
HUSH" BALI. BIA K'K
HHHHHiHlHHAH’S
._pox;._
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (230.,
No 8 thin Street.
The Hill] Market.
———'H!I BIST—
MEATS
slum Ill Till BEST [ANNIE
If on want the choice“ HEATS. obtained re
of trouble or cost, you will tlnd them al my
a well as
Poultry [ll all Kinds
IN msusoa
F. BAYER S.
DIBRLI‘B m 80m FORWALI .
Wl~ Nll'l'llll min.
One Quoting-The Best.
Beef, Veal Lamb. Int Purk.8alt and ma,
Corned Beef Smog: Tongue Harm
Shoulders: BacoaJlalogua, frank» '
forta.ltc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Pro-ptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 Washington Stu-cl.
IllflHHHllSHll
28 lain BL, 80. Norwslk.
Meats Flsli HYSIBIS,
Frills, Turntables; Poultry, Eli
or an aim in Their m.
AT WHOLESALE MID RETAIL
Elm. ” Kim
ana-
l...:.‘.. I
To It can ellnlllflb
in All
:
‘2
; NWT.
l initial: Pater Haunt.
One that mm Palatllfl m
DEGKER'S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 HurllHailSIlflfll,
SOUTH NORWALI.
marinara”,
find-n laundry wart: done at reasonable prices.
All work done by band. (live «atrial.
R. F. ASKEW..,..,
Gilli Blurring 0m sale
- "or .--
MILLINERY
To male mom .'or fall Mock Everything to be sold
Regardless of Cost.
Three days only, commuting Kepler-bar 5th. we
will tell
Ladies’ Black Sailors at 200.
Turbans, 256. and bile.
Olvo an a call. Ito trouble to ehow good- at
Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
No. 3 Water Street,
Nor-walk.
Conn.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
3111. 205.
ll - u l I
Flil'lflll illilll H flIll.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND '1‘! NVVAR E.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air lleating.
IUSIC HALL BLOCK.
The Old and Reliable.
HIHY FREIGHT LQHH
Norwalllliwlnrl
On and aftcr July 15, 159, (until further null-c)
“THE PIOPELLERS —
lk & Eagle,
Will Ink: daily tri , Sundays , fa
height between New ‘ngk, Nmmmtb
Novwalk. Walluvefianfoot of Beekunameet.
New York. every neama, except annulus,” 5
o'clock, and on Saturdays at 2 p. at.
Freight arrived from 7 a. In. to 5 p. In.
Returning. Boats Leave South Norwalk. daily. 7
. m. Niwwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. at.
he!“ take- tro- and received [or all
pol-ta .- the Din-bury and lorwalk and
Railroad. at Greatly Reduced
Balsa.
litatlon to agents the of Norwalk
Upon
ad will be sent for ' official:
anywhere in New York or he WW1
Wail pawn are forbid trusting anyo! the
employmof the Imam of this lineup-mould
thcownerethamt.
HOIISATONIC RAILROAD.
Dalila“ k souwau Ill VISION.
Corrected Jana 10th. we.
face-germ...
8(JUTli.
LvJorwalk. mum ALWlhsn Point
782a... 756a... Imam.
M7 " on " ea '-
lotB " Ion ” to” “
1250p u. twp... twp...
m " 48 “ til "
622 “In-d no “lined no “l'x‘lt
86"“ “0"“ “8"“
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lunar.
one...
mp.-
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hawks-ML ”Jaw. Anni-walk
tut-.liua lam-.l'x’c Holland
05“ “ I " " ”I ”
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lawman ‘ . ”I
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Fall and Winter Settings,”-
.Wln‘ thaw: goods In the market. all of
neat resent lllportamns, which I an ”:
make an at chart I atlas. tn the an» 1
style sad la the ban moan. ,I r the
mm. the most exacting dim-nan. l
ewe
llr. channel wanna,
Alums-outlanoflnnan'e Mfum-
erlywlthl ll abnwaat,lateolll:v’:alk.aadm
pbymlythebauotuulla-shlngupnym
In Suits and Pants
hacienda-Inbound! yoaaad
can place .
ask treat you in maelrleramu a trial crew,
guaranteeing fall tall-(salsa.
llama Line of llvmnatim
Always In Stock.
Thmkfulfmput I respectfully nIICIt a
favon,
continuance of the vane.
Prices Rea;onable.
M. DAVIS
IIEIICIIANT TAILOR, ’
Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk.
HITS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
In all grades and colors of
Stifl and Soft Huts, Silk lists.
Boy‘s lI-ui ind Caps, Cruvh lists for men and
ho, a. Name soft lists for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
t‘lxlog, ( Ironing and Ironing
will "an. 0%
SEWERS!
M. PIERCE
DEALER la
SPI‘VER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
In prepared to make connections with malnuwer
pin a this cit on the most favorablcta'lua.
lee in tag to connect withthematlylaid
sewersinthiscitywillnndittothcirldv to
all on him. If
P. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Norwalkdlt
0f Mable goods, to be found It
The Populating; BITE Stare.
Bottled Mlneral Waters.
Buflalo Lithia. Carlsbad, Vichy, Eathorn, 0M-
greas, . Natmlithic. Clylunc. Belize, Apolll-
naris,Bet lla- yadi,imidonderry Lithia, by the
single bottle or are. also Saratozn Vichy, Geyser
and on draught.
Imported Chars.
fifteen dill ’cnl blinds.
nomcsllc Cigars.
Forty diluent brands.
The must complete assortment of Perfumes to be
found in the town.
l-‘aucy 50!!th
ln endless variety.
P 30! Stat! . II it Pel-
rmrmgegfiuwd eel.
Our-tack othteni Medicines complete.
The Prescnplion Business a Specialty
Bering ed lh tatlon '
laatfidaqfil'lh-iv,:e':'e:n to M wildfire”;
and with attertlve and obligiae clerks will serve
yea better than you an be served elsewhere.
Store Always Open 'I'Ill 11:80 p. In.
HALE THE HHHGHIST.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real ”ate and House AgeaL
General lnsuranceAgency
lira, Life and Austrian.
Ocean Item-hip Tickets—(hula and Stamp.
Draft. for one lfmlm Orders to
notary Public. Acknowledgment m
Baum Tickets. Burr-go Checked
to Dutiaatlea.
I Wm It. (lent door to W
South Ion-walk. Conn.
I‘OR
.lob Printing
GO To
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