wtrmmrntwé“;
ut-mumam frianrb
mil-mos.
O
Ire
. , .‘hfinaal
' . use
usher meant.
‘ I. Harald weather resonance.
nucleus of a cyclone storm in now
in lionesoln. It will probably
hove nant' southern, with increasing
”misusing ralnon Lakes Erie and
M tomorrow, the rain belt extend:
,~ tothinhsctioahagd the-camp:
M! t. ature roan w t
m u'u‘i‘vhcrenl at: weather in the
i “m Shun yesterday; the chief ruini-
M ‘, ripcrtcdwan 28 Ilegreesat Grand
' Itch; the chief maximum, 10
' at Key West. In this district
. slightly warmer, fair weather will
We prevail,with very light variable
wide. mostly westerly and southerly.
the Kiddie States and New England
Warmer, fair weather and light variable
winds will prevail, followed by cloudi-
‘Suiuthelakcregion. On Sunday in
section and in New England fair, to
m cloudy weather will probably pre-
wlth alight thermal changes, and
, variable winds, becoming fresh
my, followed by cloudiness, rain
' . ,1 lower temperature. The present
. for Ionday in these areas is
My, colder weather and cyclonic
m with rain, followed by clearing
hill. wanternnnd northern parts of this
if MAI-Illusor‘lo-llcrrww.
Bightide Lowtide I Sunrises Sunsets
, ' 7.”: 1.51 6 11 5.04
THE LOCAL NEWS.
“Wonderland at the heat gro
f "j " 0.¢0.Tea.
The amessornheld their first session
at the ofiice of the selectmen.
Ten vpouuds of nparerib or sausage
‘1.” st Ferd Eeym' market.
schooner General Torbert is dis-
. . adcck load of brick at Leon-
Wt icon foot to institute a
' oftbe New England Order of Pro-
, in the borough.
Indies’ and children’s bangs cut and
fat Iii Unis L. Selleck’s, 80
fliugton street.
lat. Nesbitt starts for Colorado ‘on
My. If the climate agrees with him
it? will probably locate there permut-
tly.
1 This morning one of the chimneys in
urn-so Mock caught fire, but the
inn“. were extinguished without much
units a remarkable coincidence
’whrneverTmt 8m crrs, that
ilk-name error somehow creeps into all
II! 0th. local papers.
.' Charles Ferris, a shoemaker, was be-
lure Judge Knapp thin morning charged
withdrunkenncss. , He was fined 02.00
”Shula, which was paid. -
meta pounds of aparerib or sausage
'1 (I) at Ferd Hayen’ market.
South Norwalk nehooh will be
'two hours londay morning to
‘ , Merriam “3."
Wamlihfifififii
nurtured-use. Hallwlll be
‘ qtthongregatioaal Church. this
, - . price» «we
' , 'en i5 initiates
f ,' liners Couard & Timber-
line latest styles in Bath, Bonnets
Trimmings, at lowest figures.
., . sneer. Homeat 'Norotou, Oct.
or ‘u h.tu.,inrclntlon toan injunct-
th andTw‘cnty-neventh
_] WK, will train forflsttys-
‘ we... aenintlndcdi-
’ ' thctwo monument-
ntnctedouthatbintoric
to Waste the part
Itgtueutntuokinthnengage-
Quests! Burgummonlylsarn-
' ‘dcclnbcntmacadamiasdrcndr,
ma... ”1,
' ImALlanliull-a,“ also-tells.
Emu-visiting tricetlunlettavaacn.
Acuncrrtforthcbncehtof tit. Peel's
cbavnhwillhnheld at thnOperaBoure
lullevnmhnr.
' -ladlsr' and children’s hangs out and
sorted at line Basin 1.. Selleck'e. 0
Washington street.
TbsmnmhernofBotlerlodge.l.0.0.
hare recs-tad tomcet at thalodgr
mutflaulondnyJonltsndths
inwaotlanall.
TbcmcmhsreofCompauyl'havcralno
sdahnu‘flcte onset Mnem-
rndnadifll ,who in sickle the
”without-mun. «
Wild! um missile lacuna-m
'hnzl Tdmminp, at lowest figures.
The Barnum show nails today on
steamer Frencnnia. A large gang of men
were employrd last night getting the
animals and paraphernalia of the show
on board.
A party of men are employed today
in erecting a substantial platform on
Garden street, upon which the stone
crusher, to he need in macadamlaing
West avenue, will be located.
—New Goods—The Latest Styles of
Wall Paper at 18 North Main street, 80.
Norwalk.
Superintendent Bonnell said this morn-
ing that he expected to have the incan-
descent system in operation early next
week. That pulley which has caused so
much trouble is expected here today.
There wasalsrge attendancv. at the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform Asso-
ciation meeting last evening. at their hall
on the Washington street bridge.
Speeches were made by Ifessrs. Simple,
Selleck, Wood, Tammany, Grant and
others.
Foreman Merritt, Secretary Peach and
A. J. Wheeler have been appointed a
committee, with power to appoint sub-
committees, to make arrangements for
two sociables to be given by Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company—~one early
in November and the other on Thanks-
giving night.
——-Small fresh hams for roasting. 12c.
a pound. is liberal reduction to board.
ing houses, at Ferd Bnycc’ market.
The new freight shed at Wilson Point
is enclosed and before many days will be
ready for occupancy. The army of la
borers employed there are making a big
change in the appearance of the Point
and when their work is completed it will
no doubt be one of the roost important
freighting centres in the country.
These having carpets to be cleaned,
made, or made over, taken up or put
down, will find that John Allen, 33
Washington street, is just the man they
want. Mr. Allen thoroughly under-
stands carpets, being a weaver, and does
his work quickly, well and at reasonable
prices. We recommend him to those
needing his services.
008811’ of TI]! DAY.
Stray heaven from the Note Booka of
The houtluol'a Reporters.
Tulsa's a story that’- old, but good it
twice told. even though it does bear
rather hard on our Democratic friends.
Here it is: A few years ago. during one
of their sessions at the city council
chambers, the county commissioners had
before them, as an applicant for a lie-
once. a well known Weetport liquor
dealer a little hard of hearing, who made
oysters a sort of side issue. In order to
getat the amount of business he tran.
canted and thereby fix his license, he was
asked which he sold the most of——whin-
key oroyatcre. "I thinke,”aaid the liquor
dealer, in bk quaint, good natured way.
“that I sells the most whiskey to the
Democrats and the moat oysters to the
Witch our; . ,
chum [Ailmnm’bhit‘fl new on
The transfer steamer Cape Charles,
will commence taking loaded care toand
from WMEWIfl‘WEW York, on
Wmlng next. The bounces in
so pressing that every rfiort is being
made. to hurry up the new dost new
building. When the new ducts are
ready it is expected that a thousand tons
per day of freight will soon bereached.
neon Divorces Granted.
Judge Thayer granted three divorces
in the civil side of the Superior Court
yesterday. Abbie A. Steele, of Nurwnlk,
was given a divorce from William .lny
Steele, of New York City. They were
married August 24, 1870. The dcfendent
deserted the plaintifl. The custody of
two daughters. and nine and eight
yearn, was glvetrtnthcplniettl, and her
name changed to Abba A. flinch.
Sarah S. Tnylm of“ lforwalk, was
granted a divorce from Frederick H.
'l'aytsrorltorwamoethngroundof in
tolerable crunlty.’ They wnrsylnnrrird
January 31.1”. The name
, we." at‘ ISTeTJ-usa-gnow n:
a
r .
vise-serum.
Mosul-WWW!”
Inga meets.- Inhlud.
Fredarlck H. Taylor. from who. his
yaatuday, m of hm
cruelty,in wmtrd “thirdly to answer
tothn charge at ' a aunt of
mocnyfrom the Intropolitan Life In-
annnchompncy. We underntaudtbnt
Taylor has shipped town. but the war-
rant forhinamntlalathchcnde of the
authorltlca. The amount collected by
him and appropriated to his own use in
in the neighborhood of Olin.
IITIITAIIIIITS.
Innate w lantern on his.
Ir. Scary Enegan.whownn solace
in, at Yale, or, Dr. flrzwrwidt or.
‘ " city',‘ and class orator for '74. is to‘
make Illa first appearance In this city,
Wednesday, Oct. will. at the old Con-
gregational church. for the benefit of
the new church. The Scranton Repub—
llcnn writes of Ir. B. as follows: “The
lecture of Ir. a. ll. llagatr laahcvening
at the Academy of Inaic,before a house
packed from front to rearand bottom to
top, was, unquestionably, the finest,
most comprehensive, 'mosr instructive,
moat graphically and realistically nice.
trnted rlfort of its kind ever heard and
seen in this city. The immense nudism
was filled with admiration, which burnt
forth at frequent intervals with demon-
slratioun ol appreciations that stamped
the occasion with the most lll‘lqlllllfll‘d
marks of popular approval. ‘Paris, the
lsgniflceu',’ wee magnificently inter
preted to the eye as well as the ear. and
weeks of study and days of actual viril-
ing within the great city were compress.
ed within the hour.”
' “ram llpnm the World."
The meta-drama of the above title
which will be at the Opera House next
Tuesday is founded on Charles Reed's
Mend," and in some of the scenes in
closely followed even to the dialogue.
Tout Shackford, the London thief, in per-
sonified by Mr. Rufus Scott, the drame~
tiaer of the present version, who gives a
very creditable rendering of the scrolls-
ing cockuey, the horror stricken crimi-
nal and the penitent, but firm. friend,
while George Trueworth, the unfortunate
English farmer who visits the anttpodes
to wm a future and charming wife,
Grace Norton. is ably represented by
llr. J. E. Gilbert. Him Jacobnr Prom
has not very much scope as George's
sweetheart, but does all that is requlreul
of her, while Miss Stella Pickett as her
maid Rom in given an opportunity of
showing her peculiar talent by dancing
is Scotch reel in a manner that deserved
Iy obtained a cry for an encore. Jeckay,
the wild Australian, Mr. John W. Gerd-
ner, who unnelfisbly but ignorantly
makes George and Tom wealthy by his
gift of the nugget of gold, is very hum,
orons and causes roars of laughter, as
does also Peter Carker, Mr. William 1.
Clark, the pettifogging lawyer, whose
villainy recoils on his own head and
whose greed inthe means of securing
his own destruction with that of his
equally wi ed cmployer,.lohn Wood-
son. Mr. D. F. Burdock, George's rival,
who risked so much to obtain possession
of George’s sweetheart. The horrors of
the English convict prison, which Charles
Reade did so much to destroy, are fully
depicted. Several innovations have been
introduced by the adapter such an sing-
lag and dancing—Providence Evening
Telegram.
Ada-a Dramatic Company.
Commencing Ifonday eventpg at blus-
ic Hall, the Adam's Stock Dramatic Co.
will open a week’s engagement at this
theatre. Mr. Adams has been seen in
this city before and is a general favorite.
His company in mode up of good artists,
who will do their utmost to give our
theatre-goers a week of good entertain-
ment. Mice Lillie Burnham, the son
brette, is well liked here. The prices are
popular ones, 10, 20 and 80 cents, thus
enabling all to see this company. Seats
’ fig; ",3! BOW-Ill“! . turmoil
'st‘rytspsiutneretmrmawm
er, for we had jtmttheume bother'with
mum'x‘l'l'mhllflli‘ we be!» mine
hindilr!‘ "’ ‘ '- " "
SUN DAY SDIVICBS.
Conventional Church.
Rev: C. C. Crecgan, D. D., of Boston,
will preach in tthongregational dhurcb
tomorrow morning. Berries as usual
in the evening. Young Peoples’ meeting
at 6.10, subject, " The Christian’s Be-
ward.”-Pr. 19:144. Preaching at seven.
Baptist cams.
Rev. James G. Ditmars, of Shelton,
Conn., will occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
Trinity cam. ‘
13th Sunday after Trinity. 11on Gem-
reunion 7.” a.ln. Issuing prayer, lib
any and sermon 10.”. Sunday school
12 o'clock. Bveueug andrermonatl’
pm.
Inrlnawnna cease chapel.
bi Sunday “Are you
insured.” 2 Deter, 1:10.11. Wedneada
Pad-tn, Ila.
whens. '
Thnrswlll hnaGm-fimlca
, n. a. crane ”new writ-r.
.. mm
mm”
wrinwaelivcrmdinthe BnpwlcrOonrt ”
popular novel, “Never Too Late toH
evening, “W ,. and Peace.” W
rowafuuocantlm_'fiflm‘m ‘ ‘
mm
“mute-amniocen-
nuts-an.
v .. m hum.)
‘3
Gen. Germ S. land mac-flat»
motl’naaicue. The also
underneath by the resignation of
Corporal Tuscan
”W of Gun. Bruin given
encrlhut “which. Welly among
the veterans.
Tlllllllti TDD .JDII.
1.. {can to‘lnnnlvo thatch .
.2 “flit“... . ..
’"r I . . ‘ ~.
Mensa the‘hanbh Trail; clay
gunning: fluvidg’wb with some of
theirboroughfrlrndato be at thedcpot
upon their return in the evening with
bankela ready to rccstve the game.
Shortly before the arrival of the 0M
train a bankctbrigade,hcadcd byDana
Bisaetl, thanked over to the station with
baskets gnatnnd small to the number of
nearly a douse. They arranged them
selves in a row at the head of the stairs
leading to the street, wherethey would
first great the eyes of the hunters, and
then stood back to enjoy a hearty laugh
at the expense of their friends. When
the train rolled into the depot
and the sportsmen
not the sign of a feather was visible.
A crowd followed them as they climbed
the stairs, tonne how they would take
the joke. When the hunters reached
the top of tbefiight the basket brigade
pounced upon them with jeers and
laughter. But in another minute the
tables were turned, as the gunners drew
forth from their hunting jackets the rm
suit of their day’s sport. Plump par~
tridgen, rabbits, grey squirrels and
smaller game followed each other into
be baskets waiting to receive them, un-
it there was a handsome showing of
game in each. Then forming in line
again, the basket brigade marched up
the street, followed by the triumphant
sportsmen, who were soon font to view
as they turned the corner into Iain
street. There will be game supper tn-
nighr, at which the basket brigade will
do the “square thing."
——From laundry in bath room Brussels
soap fills the bill.
Tl“) CARRIAGE IAKEIS’
YINTIDN.
Bernard chovnru'n Appliances Cour-
mdnhly Spoka- of.
Bernard McGovern has returned home
from the carriage makcrn' convention,
which was held at Syracuse this week.
The Standard of that city says:
By far the most distinguised of the
exhibitors is Bernard McGovern. of Nor-
walk, Conn. He is distinguished in the
number and value of his inventions.
Forty patents are rmrded to the credit,
not all in the carriage line, but in auto-
matic machinery and specialties. The
New York Sun once sent a man to Nor-
walk and wrote up Air. chovern and
his patentsto the extent of two columns.
He is showing here a cushioned tire
which he claims is four times stronger
than any other made, is practically noise-
less, easy riding and stunt all rigid vibra-
tion. it is composed of “cell and rubber.-
Another patent of his ina thill spring,
which is said to be a perfect anti-rattler.
Ifr. McGovern was greatly pleased last
night over a letter from Dr. G. C. lur-
rny, of Norwalk, who wrote that the
new tire "makes riding so much smoth-
er and softer, aubduing the harsh ju
usually experienced in driving over a
rough road.”
—For bath, toilet or laundry use, a
cake of Brusselasoap dose the businem.
00!-
ALL AMEND THE STATE-
A seventy-two hour walking match
willbcginatthsGem rinkinBridgcport
Way. Bcgclman and Guerrero are
among those entered.
M Datum while IM‘W'M
mullahs-nun waa‘muahednlwa
teroeloua alienate“ Ikllled'lfia'hnliah
whldiwawlrehculnycgthahdlweighcd
forty ‘pousda.
Rudolph Stoeffcl, the murderer of con;
stable Peek at Newtown some months
ago, was yesterday mntenceu at Bridge-
port to imprisonment for life. He plead~
ed guilty or murder in the second dc»
gree.
A. D. Hendrick of Derby Neck, owns
awatchthatweigbnapoundaudin
made of gold and platlna. On the back
in repreaentatiou of William'l'cll and
his companions taking the oath of alleg~
hour, with the date 1m.
An actor in a theatrical company play-
ing in Collicevllie. recently burlaequsd
James Woodbrldgn. Wondbridgs brought
neltand the‘actor comprnmmd by pay-
ing money. That evening the actor wen
preanutnd with .10 by hit Indians.
Augustus Shacthrg. the III! who
stole jewelry valuad’at untre- the
Old‘nc-e hotel in Bridgeport Wednes-
day. wae arrested Thursday. and yester-
wan bound ever in the city court.
tents to the mpertor court, armed til
the state prhcn for can yeu- and taken
M Ir - dams
m » ,
“trill-ha
we mouth, " ;
altghted, . ,
. barrels of cider.
WAIT.
Ire.Awguataewannrhwvy.
Augustus, wtleof Asehnl A. Water-
hary,dindlantntght,atholcloch,nthnr
hamnnnAnnetreat. shah-stormy
“were?” peat-arrow ‘0
not a to
hnrflisndn. Drum-«l warts her In!
year. She when Ismbnrcftbn South
llorwthOoaarmatiaaaleherchar-dhw
talthtathnbwenftrrwaeaowelrtonadsd
thatherdncllnteg dayaweredllnd with
glednrm in spite of the aggravating
disease. She lsnvenehunhecd and nev-
nralchlldrcn tomournherdepartnrc to
theotlterworld. lacy ol' lire. Water-
‘bury’nl‘rlradnwillaharcwith the faultly
lsthrtrhrraareraent.
‘W . . w I. {
1 50M; 0..
_ at lint 30.0 on
Dayvler‘r Avenue. She had been ill for
the past eight years but about two years
ago she grew worse and graduallv failed
until the time of herdeath. Deceased
waniu herflth year. Shawna born in
Norwalkln Idol and was well known to
tbcpenplnofthe town. Shewann mem-
ber of Trinity church.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home Monday afternoon at 8 o’clock.
The remains willbs interred in Union
cemetery.
UP TDD [DUSA‘I'OIKL
WhathflolugOuAlaagthnlt-n oftha
0....
SOUTH WILTON.
lies Ella .l. Barneehan returned home.
Ira. W. D. Griswold spent Thursday
in Norwalk.
The Indiea’ Aid Society met with lira.
G. H. Byington on Thursday.
Charles Brown, of Weston, is aiming
with friends in town.
Ir. Riley, of New York city, has been
visiting at the home of his sister, Ira.
Austin Bette.
The copartnernhip heretofore existing
between Hiram E Raymond c 00., has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Ira. Daniel and Itinn [etc A. lclur-
ray, who have been stopping with rela-
tives in town, have gone to Boston,
wherethey will spend the winter months.
It is safe to any that before the cider
season in over, every cellar in South Wil-
ton, with the exceptions of one or two.
will each contain from two to twenty
Of course its all for
vinegar.
oxouoa‘rowxr an mscuvrux.
Butcher Perry in having the ground in
front of his market raised and graded,
which makes a decided improvement in
looks.
If the bridge near the upper factory is
not repaired very soon there will be a
and accident. Even when a light team
passes over it it shakes like an earth-
quake.
The Swedee held afair in their new
church on Saturday evening last.
lies Louis kliller in on the sick list.
lira. Wheeler of East Norwalk, in via
“log with lire. W. Bates.
Thou. Danforth has moved into one of
the company‘s houses near the depot.
llaj Dr D. B. Miller spent last week at
Washington. D. C.
wmnraux.
Fred Osborn in carrying his left hand
around in a sling, the result of being hit
by a t-nzasaw a few days ago.
Maurice McGrath has just completed a
new burn on his premises. We expect
tosee him come out soon with a 2.40
trotter.
The crack of the sportsman’n gun is
heard daily in the woods in thin vicinity.
One gunner brought in fifteen partridgca
Join the Army of
I" .08..
To the men, women and children of
the United States, who with hand or
brain are earning wagnsoranlaricn, these
words are addressed.
You earn money every day and week
and have done no month after month,
and year after year and what have you
meanmwtbsresulsotsynunW'wnrht
Tudhumwwwi r11
.L'IIraaamagi-mi'nnahas‘kaed for
haudrndanfiycaeesuadlfinuauwhuawlr
returned.
rScoreaupouncorenofbooka have been
printed urging people to use money,
telling them how to are it and holding
up eaexamples prominent people, who
once were poor. but who hcamn wealthy
because they saved. commencing with a
penny a day. ‘ ‘
Notwithstanding all these things peo
plercmain pennant] if ntathtimnrntobe
relied upon, are growing poorer.
Now, if you want to stop being poor,
why turn about and join the army of
cooperative cavern. There are one tell-
cruiteare beingenrollcd each day.
Thingreatarmy of aavnrninlnade up
Co-oporaatvo Savors
Wont.
PRICE TWO
tr e.
a used turn and both share alike. llslth-
nr is m. neither in peep-tiara.
31rd- llen the nobility of manhood“
W.
licwcnathnatnacfthla oitywhoare
yiug rectaadwho want toown n
or that own doltt
By becoming members of annulmen-
reetly orgaaknd Intual Building-loan
Amociaficee, raving sunroof thelrtnonny
each week and month and loanlcg it to
each other, giving an creamy to each
tor the loans, a mortgage on the proper-
ty, which will be made all in easy
monthly installments, the name as they
are now paying rent.
Geo it he done?
Over ten thousand homes have been
whntouam handccnnuruhercnn do.
:Aud‘hcm-‘ln ’the’ tidiethiniiimhéfim: Ml
"MJ ir‘i'l‘ "IM' “a .v t' . ;
Sill WANTS A “SKATES.”
A lorldna om lining Ian-Polo Player.
Some Inriden girl who yearns to enter
the blieaful state of matrimony and who
I not satisfied with the local opportuni-
ties, inserts the lollowlag advertisement
in a New York Sunday paper:
A young lady of 18, falr looking. would
like to correspond with a young man of
25 or 2’? years with a view to matrimony.
No trtfiern. A polo player pro-toned.
Ilse F. 1.. care of hire. Reborn, Gnneral
Delivery. lenden, Conn.
Ilins I". L.’s aspirations have been
wafted on the wings of expectency to
the diary eminence of a polo player. Let
her wait patiently, the pointers will soon
be here, and she can then enter into the
conquest with the advantage of being on
her own ground. No. the llcriden young
men will not all become polo players in
response to the advertisement. in (act, if
they skated at all they would be out of
night. They are not looking for the sus-
olous hearts beat with a desire towed
polo playem-Ieriden Republican.
Seventy miners struck at the Vulcan
Iron Works in New Britain yesterday.
DI ED-
bcllt that way during the past year, and at"
cepttble young maidens of 17 whose lr-v- o
um massing!
has. lthmhafiufi'fl
Born so can. rile xvrstso sunrises.
Anlystlhnnlce.
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va nausea fififiwfiifia nav-
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static-u" ."n; I'crkn haiku.
run each.
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Advertha-entn-dwthla h
mlmusmmwwfi‘lw
PABLO! curs-salmon otters. Skills
tnlteeerpstaad other fnrnitmalamlnatn
. laqclrnet Return-at math-
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uhupy awn. u"
soon. “5”“th for want of use. Apgyflnt
o
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this also.
Houses nurture tors run uses as
Waters Pltlclti AND on em
Tlllls' Also immeasu- nouns. WAlltl.
sumlanos
TAMI It occurs.
lnrnrmca
0 till! Agent.
Advertisements under this head, not cacasdlng 5
Miamcmluleamlwcchflfll.
[POUR ll00l3 Ti) HIST AT So. It TAYLOR
19 uavenue. Inquire of
DENNIS VALIN’I'INK
ones (L‘l WOUDWARD AVIXUI. REAR
Main 91ml. containing” moan, suitable for
one or two families. In hire or
019 tr JAIIS I. LANE, l0? South Iain ureet.
'l‘WO NICE FROST ROOIB, 03! WITH PUR-
a?" hint. will be let to ”garnet”! wife,
or s‘. y. crate Music. a o. lave
mngSotwalk All I olfilt
mam“-.. ugl- union‘s; Sign. a
ll . y Inc a.
mM’ 'm- '5' r °"
of demascdou Ann street. loud". at It
o'cl ck, Macon. interment at Union rcuretay.
SCHOOL or LANGUAoTs
INSTRUCTIIDN IN GEltlAti!
IV. I. P. CURE. heretofm prufrnaorof Ger-
man in the Johlltown nu School, will teach
tcherman lauguagcalter thecatnral method at
pupil‘anaidcuceoriuhrnrocmstoclamcn. Thor-
ough moaned beat rcfrrencm given. Terran
homunculus. Latlnclamenalno sill heformed
museum by lettcrw tn to Rev. P. B.
CUNZ. Al, hat florw Conn. Residence:
orchaaterd‘eGmcrryemmcrwalh Ct. our,
District of Norse-II, as. Probate
Court. October 18th, A. 0.. 1889
.mnfduliau D. RuggheJate of Korwalkfln
meounofhobucforthcnistrictof Norwalk
hath limited and showed six months from the date
forths Creditors of said rotate to exhibit
theirdaimformttlemcnr. Thoeewho neglect to
prtaent their worsen, properly attested. within
midtrmc.wtllbedsharreda . Allpersoae
indebtsdtomldl’atatcarcrequ to makeim-
pn t to
mw J. cnorcr. Administrator.
0 ”I nor 3
JUST THINK OF IT
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
“abolishu cmteabagat
Illlllll. L'Hfllllllllll’s.
Wall Papers.
New Goods
largest and Finest Assortment la the
Town of Norwalk. -
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littlltttlfiilltlic.llullellull
“Becker’s“
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,
.outh Non-walk, on.
Morning Star Publishing House
'AI-AWYM
The Romance!
Baum éfllflll'll
announces Brenna.
Filly Styles and Prices, from
95s. to 310.00.
membrane-an luvalaa
mmmm’h‘mw”
~ nan roa
Pall Descriptive
Price
A
Pam“; fidfmr ill... ‘
Gatnlmsnud .
evasio'mflmm W.“ to"
0 too u
oil 6: a P J. I. erqYTON.
“shim trams... on onova man
for one or two families. Apply to Chlrlrn I,
Hoyt, 101 Sn. lain St, South lorwnlk.
OWBR PART 0? 3011:2313 HIGH max-r.
seven rooms to small y. A to
0158‘ JADE C. CROW]. Sea
OWIR PART 0! HOUSI ON SAIIIS'
.W avenue WHO.
olLlw Apply to l. I. DOYT, So. lovwolk.
Am COTTAGE 0.1 LYNDA FLAGS; HOD-
crn scum poly at are to
URI. LINES.
at office of Coolidge & lockwood.
091w
ON! ECU-'2 AND rm 0! TWO HOUSE
.3 W‘flmfi‘. "3'...“ .M‘ "7
sons . so u butt ‘e an I. -
dense of Chen 0. Stevens; 8100. A ' an I“
l _ WARD.
A.
OWISI BALIOPNIW BCUSION IIADOW
street, near Woodward avenue Water in.
Porptmcalarnlnqaireat St West Avenue, South
Norwslk. s13 tt
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LOST.
Advertisementnundcrthin notexr 5
healmmsuumild'wcekfl.mm
SHALL MALI sKY mmn AN-
nwentnlhe meet Kellie. Araitable rc—
ward willbc paid forharcrurn to
other ruouas VILLAGI. Day street.
HISCELLANBO‘US.
Advmlrcmcmsunder thin hmdnotexescding 5
linealtimcacJtinenchwcekhlm
F \01)‘ WANT 10 831.1. OR BUY A HOUél
eelot,if wanttorcnt rooms. orhave r
ratecollectrdraucntimhammfittfiider M
, the
Rurwalk Ralhhtcud ts. 0&3
atPostolccacd flecy Jonm‘rtorc. ol9 iw
ALGORIIAI, All.
EVIBYBODY SHOULD ATTEND Till exc-
cndAnnnalhoclaloftheO. 3.8.x..ou
Tuesday. 0ct.$t.at AW run Good Inu—
dcluattcndance. Grundmarchntdjlnharn'hck—
etefsrsulsatllals‘adrngatnra ols
Till IISSIS TURN“ b STIBBINS, TAB!!-
lcnablc Mathisouthlalnetrsm.
oppoeltclusicllall. Atrial solicited.
olhlw
Assessors? Notice. H
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we "Wmmsm ‘0 -"
inthntowaof
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Assessor’s Notice.
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arm a rumor. .
structural:
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Parent, to, as sec
0.0 Kw. Only“.
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llufur Scott’s Islet!
°' Thorn Hill Ill j,
udedon cutaneous '”
“l'l'lthIVlltToo 1-:
I'll” I
Net and Still %
Dramatic, Musical and ,
A lnral lemon Taughtlu
dd
s'c'r. a~rss lineal win the
ACT. t—fltmaArh.
Don‘t lhll maecthnGlllt
wherethehorrot ofthnl’UNll
' H
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am romaine. ‘ W“
insulting and fig
No. 4 01;; Street
Miss M. flame
nasopenedastore when its will be
show, in mnccuon‘ with her Int-rho
ingDcparunentJlneliusofthclntsmm
Baillilflall all 111nm :.
(hdcralnkcnfm
All Kinds ofCorset
ruse ll. 11. crusted
No. -l CLAY STRKB'I‘.
Whale no 3‘
Pure Cider Vinegar 25m
At 25c. per- PMVI.‘
as we bought a lot before the mo: L .6. '
Weareyctablcto
Creamery-
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FLOUR IS no,
nth-enchant. gm.
Sugar is Low
Usmeandasc. “5de
lalilnmia Brill it initial
.95 . y"' WSW
-.. Binnie-l toms
" Thanks to tilt" I’ll
Asthc rec-taxman vaults '“
roll yuatrélaedmaalncalnunaudb W
llynellltlit overlain!" '
. , _' Ifeelit tytn
Reduce 1G y p ?
loan-yhnvnamtuflthlmd
roe. m an ..
structureless-later
$2.093?”an
Iiltlili for $1.00 f , .
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