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N. l'. Herald Weather larceasss.
The Manitoba dcprelsinn will probably
more toward the St. Lawn nee Valley
with a genersl rise of temperature in the
Atlantic SLsIes io-dsy. Temperature
rose slightly in the United States yester-
day. In this district today warmer,
fair to partly cloudy weather will prob
ably prevail, with fresh, variable winds,
mostly southerly and eestrly, followed
by cloudiness and by rain. In the Middle
States and New England warmer, fairto
partly cloudy weather will prevail, with
variable winds, moatly southerly to east-
erly. followed by rain or snow. 0.) Tues.
day iii this section and in New England
_. partly cloudy in fair, slightly warmer
weather will probably prsvsil, priceded
by light rain or snow on the coasts, with
fresh variable winds; and on Wednesday
fair to partly cloudy weather, with
alight thermal changes. The depression
from the Far Wret may cause dangerous
winds on the Middle Atlantic coasts as it
moves east.
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ll-latare Almanac for Tvflm.
High tide Ins tide ‘7 Sun rises Sunset:-
8.23 4 24
Amount otOystersExpoI-ted to Europe (or
. weer uniting never-roar sore. isso
mam. rows. unam-
Iittmic. Liverpool Lids
' 1). la. (tulips ”6;
van
mill Mada. “ 49
Blades, Bull so
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In. Julia Irhell, of Wm, Itch"
is vlsittngst ids rhidenesof O. I. Tolirs.
W. B. Beans bssleftthssuiployofl.
E. Wixoti, markstmau. of the borough.
The meeting of the Court of Burgessrs
tonight will be the last regular meeting
of the present board.
-Tlie best prime roast heel for 14
cents a pound at Ferd Bayrs' market.
The shipment 01 beta from this city
n‘for the week endingflsturdsy.Nov..80tb.
was 830 cases. 101 racks.
Dr. C. B. Murray's furniture and risers
were shipped this morning to New York
city, (where the doctor will locate.
A routingoft the Women's Foreign
“tilt-1mm” of the Booth Norwalk Baptist
ohuroli ho held at the church In morrow
in up,- .
‘ {rt-drills Layla 1gb
pi. unit fil Huttil’ market.
The Fruit Air-nus M. E. Church Mitr-
Biciety will met-t in marrow evening at
iiisl‘I'JK‘Q‘ ol HylVeetrr Selleck on
First it venue.
Mrs. Robert Jones, of Writ: time n, this
mite, accompanied by her son Roy, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Tollee, on Havilnud street.
Religious sr'tVIC-B, conducted by is
hand of earnest workers from Norwalk
Bird South Norwalk. were held at thr-
aims house yesterday afternoon.
——Pork Tend-alums at Jacob Schsuli's
market
John Coleman was brforo Justice Sel-
leck again on Saturday charged, on com
plaint of his wife. with intoxication and
assault. He was convicted and lined, l-ui
appealed the case.
Rev. James H. Ross is still interesbd
in the evangelical alliance movement.
At his church in Somervills lost evening
the subject of his die-course was “Ideas
and Plans of the Evangelical Ailiance."
-No petr fled cow at A. G. J udson’»
market.
Henry Gslfmy rind \Villicm H. Baker
Were tried before Judge Knapp this
morning for beinz intoxicated y. sterility.
A five dollar bill, together with ih~~ costs
of the court, was the amount molt had
to pay as an atonement for the violation
of the last. ,
R. J. Allen Wins a crayon portrait by
guessing the number of beans in o bottli-
at Raymond’s grocery store; Clsud
Guthrie gets the second prize, a barrel
-—- of 11 nut; and Ada IIulI third priza $1.00
THE [:00Al. NEWS.
TheCommon Council will hold their
regular meeting this evening.
I
John N. Rowe has broken ground for
a new house near the borough reservoir.
New odious of Buckingham Post, 0.
A. R , will be elected Monday evening.
-Two pounds of the best round steak
for 25 cents at- Ferd Hayes‘ market.
Miss Irena Crows has returned from a
visit with Hire Irene D. Connor of
Brooklyn.
bliss Bertha A. Godfrey, 01 Chestnut
street, borough, is visiting friends in
New Milford.
-—-Pa_v the price and get the best meat
at A. G. J udson’s market.
J. Arthur Ambler succeeds Fred Wat-
erssri salesman in Ambler & Ssmmis’
dry goods store.—
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. R. will
meet to night when the annual election
of officers will occur.
-Spsrry at Barnes’ shoulders 10 cents
a pound at Jacob Schnub’ a market.
A meeting of the Bomb Norwalk Dra-
matic Amociatiou will be held at the res-
idsnce of Him label Hoyt this mining.
mTpeapsuslmpfdbegenim msu’e
monasteries library the
City Hotel on Thu y afwrnoon at 3
o.'clock
E. K. Banks, successor to Banks a
M WM“ 98 1103- “l“ M!
mil-Jar... realm... isn‘t.
announcement in this issue.
—-A genuine picnic, hams 10¢ per ih.;
shoulders 8c per lb., at T. B. Guyer a:
Son’s.
B. B. L’Hommedisu has purchased
through the real estate agency of lor-
rell & L’Hommedieu the William H.
Beet-spines on Hoyt street, East Nor-
walk.
The “bouncing baby” which Julius A.
Hubbeli was presented with Thankgiv-
, lug day,aud of which mention was made
is TI! Sunset. Friday, was of wax.
Though very pretty, and a most accept-
able gift, it does not possess the faculties
and nudes menu which mske a real lire
baby. I
~Parriugton, ou lhdrosd Place, is sell-
iagths best roast beafatlilaud mounts,
,‘ sirloin steak at the. Call and examine.
The directors of the Odd Fellows' lfu-
tasl Aid Amociatlou at their meeting in
new Harm My evening, voted lime
Its-nthodsbihsofl. B. Atbsrton of
D. B. Sawyers! New Hana.
Schneider of New Haven. Au-
lqossof South lorwalk, Robert
ef‘lsrin and Abraham Harrell
mm b of groceri» s. The billlt‘ containrd
1,565 beans. W!
The Erst Noranlk Methodi—t Church
was crowded Incl evening with en surn-
tive audience. va. U. M. Pegg’s sub-
ject. was “The greens! or i ll xgrstion of
all the ages." Those who lit-std ltisfilalin
words of Mr. Prgg know more about
their future ptlreibilities than they did
before they heard the sermon.
—We tire receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamery butter, and can fill all or
ders promptly and at low figures. None
better. T. B. Buyer .2 Son.
William Bennett, Benj. W. Prisca,
Clark N. Grumman, Genrge E, Becker
and Wm. B. Gray have enlisted into Co.
D. There is now only one vacancy in
the Company, but there will soon be
room for others, on account of the dis
charge of some members for expiration
of term of service, and non-residence.
The directors of the Y. If. C. A; will
hold especial meeting this evening at
the home of the president, J. L Ambler,
on Molt avenue. The principal business
willbethe securing of a new general
secretary. Mr. Wilcox, the present sec-
retery of the local association, will re-
port for duty in Meriden on Dec. 15th.
The funeral of Mrs. Eugene 3 Lsflin
took placest 2:00 o'clock this afternoon
st her lats residence on Charles street,
Est-i Norwaik, Rev. C. M. Peril. of the
BeaveAivsuun r" ,Ecfliiurchscflciating.
lmongrthe-Iesklx ~tributeqyaea pillow
from Butler Lodge and a lyre from the
employee of the corset factory, where
Ila. Innovate-picnic . «Therintrrment
wsaiu/ths'Dows Townloemetery.
—D.in’t pay 20 cents a pound for a
tough, dry sirloin steak when you can
buy a tender, juicy one for 10 cents at
Ferd Hayes' market.
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There wasn large attendance at the
funeral of the late Charles E Roscoe,
which was held at the First Baptist
church Saturday afternoon. Rev. (J. E
Torrey «dictated and preached a feeling
discourse. One of the selections rung by
the choir was “Nearer my God to Thee,”
a favorite hymn with the deceased.
About fifty members of Our Brothers‘
Lodge were present. The remains were
buried in the Norwalk cemetery with
the honors of Odd Fellowship.
Rev. Olin Bullock began last night, at
Trinity church,a series of sermons to
young men. His subject last night was
“The Young Ian’s Idea of llsnlinsss.”
Ir. Ballock claimed that the quality
requisite for true manlinsss is moral
courage-the courage that will enable a
young man to do right because it is
right, regardless of his sunnundings and
the prevailing customs. A desire to
possum true manhueas necessarily includr
ed auidssl, and tbsouiy perfect ideal is
Jesuscbrist. 31'?me
M- sub but
I, mwlllbs “Ska young man
mi
Rev. Ellison DrPuy has been spending
a few days with his parents in this city.
The llarwslk Fire Insurance company
had no losses in thsLynuaud Boston
tires.
~Nothing but prime riser meat at A.
G, Judsou's market.
Dr. Carroll has bsrujppolutrd medi-
cal examiner of the local society of For-
restara
Rose Bill’s English Folly company is
billed to appear at the Opera House seat
Ionday evening.
Hr. sud Hrs. blarsbsl J. Couch and
infant son, returned to their home in
Brooklyn. this morning.
-8perry C Barnss’ shoulders 10 cents.
a pound at Jacob Bubaub's market. '
rtnn in in log-
walk rltanVT “misid‘odf
Burn
«3.. Quiutsrdp Avenue.
tort-ti-
Hillel}
The Norwalk (he Light Company is
laying pipes to Arch street List Week
thv c inipany piped Berkley sire-4.
-—Mrs. bl. L— James istlfr ring git-at
bargains, in both trimmed, and untriru-
and bats and bonheis.
Connecticut anBIOIIII—Illcl'lldf’, Tint-
utiiy Celtics, Stafford; original, widows,
tic, Margaret, widow of Henry Grady,
New Canaan.
A n s 'liiig of the Norwa k in- tubers ~ I
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association wiii
be held in Our Brother‘s budge this evo-
nihg at 7:30 for election of directors.
—Elegent crayon portrnrt. barrel of
flour and goods to the amount of 31.00
gin-n sway at Bay rnorrd's grocery store
this week.
A bad break occurred this mori ing in
the Hoyt strict water main, borough,
noces-ntuting the shutting if! or the
watir r it Main sin-er. between Wrili and
N with avenue.
Barry W. Merrill. who is studying
dentistry with Dr. Fred chf'leid, of
Greenpoint, has been visiting his parents
on France street. He returur d to pursue
his studies this morning.
—-10 pounds of kettle-rendered lord, in
tubs, not, for 81.00, at Farringtrm‘s mar-
ket, Railroad Piece. Not adulterated
with tniiriw.
Mr. Mel} oty of Dani-ury, not the man
of miiistrel song fsuie who goes to the
bottom of the son. has a criiyori drawing
of himself on exhibition in Frank B.
Ballid’n window.
The demand for reserved seats for
Company F’s minrtrels performance at
the opera house on Thursday evening,
When the charts opened =hi-i morning
on: urprrcedi-nted in the history of
his! vr illrkl'“ hay. Only a few desirable
9' h'!‘ I. '.>'llll.
PATRIOTIC SCHOOL CHILDREN.
‘l'bey Will liaise the Stars and Stripes on
Tholr School House.
The Eufil Norwalk school committee
gave their consent to have American flag
hoisted on the school house in that dis-
trict. Principal Gumbsri, desiring to
IDIEIPeI the children in the worthy object
and imbuing them with the patriotic
spirit. that this movement was intended
for—that of creating and fastening in
their young minds the true meaning of
the stars rind stripes and what it cost
thwir grandfathers in securing the flag
for them, adopted a neat plan that is
working admirably. Each scholar be
comes a stockholder upon payment of
one cent and no one can subscribe for
more than five shares of stock. Each
child doing alittle will therefore assist
in raising a sum sufiicient to purchase
the necessary flags. Samuel J Smith
has donated usubstnntisl flag staff and
in a few days it will be placed upon the
building.
Free Reading Boo- aad Library Concert.
At a meeting of the trustees held at
the Library rooms on Saturday evening
last, the committee appointed at n prev-
ions. mfg? to, AM." for n musics'l
e p t be c l
Jim?“ R) heuie'ad tignrbdiu Ed
library, reported that the nisusggrs, of
tilt brill .ltsflinilli' trims" tingle
no eye it-
poi-oi of the sdclety for
ing, Dec.11th, as their contribution
toward the benefit. Also that they had
assurances from some of the best of our
home talent, both vocal and instrumen-
tal, that they would most cheerfully
contribute to the best of their ability to
make the occasion one of enjoyment to
all who should contribute by their at-
- tendsnce in making the entertainment a
success. Also that they would in ii few
days publish their programme.
A committee consisting of Messrs. T.
1. Raymond and R. 1]. Golden was ap
pointed to take charge of the disposal of
admission tickets.
—Bru;els soap is absolutely free from
adults-rotten of any kind.
soar-bis as sects when.
A very interesting sociable was given
at the residence of lies Binnie Forbes
at South Wilton on heedsy evening.
The programme was a varied one; our»
stating of dancing, singing, card playing.
etc. J.J. Hill played the “ilddie”and
Ills Forbes presided at the piano. A
collation was served at midnight. after
which Professor B. E. ymond gave
an exibition of some clog and jig
dancing. Titers was tlfty people
chatting from South ltorwaik,
Canaries and Weston. The
‘pfltyh'ckabpatltI.
Al AlTI-IAIMI IIB‘I’IIG.
the People at the Ills liver never-
.Iud II m M
A meeting of over one hundred of the
rhinos of South rm Ills River School
District was held at Temperance Hall
Saturday, the object of the meeting
bring to determine the wishes of the
people concurring the granting of any
saioou llcenssto anyperiou «canons
within said district. Themeetlug was
called to order 'at 10:” s. m., and a
ohsirraau were duly appointed. The
object of the meeting was briefly slated
t-yilis chairmen. It was unanimously
voted that a columnist! of three be ap-
pointed by the chairman, who should
draft resolutions remonstratiug against
the granting of any saloon licenses in
this district. ,
The following resolutions were pre
it»"lr«tl,filtl| unanimously accepted and
snaps-d by tin-cine- rlnplirmr“ "" ' "
w..,,'. or c» rumiitreiippointml todrafl
resolution it ixprsssing the some of this
meeting, rr-port as follows:
Worms, By the withdrawal by Mr.
Vincent of his application for a saloon
licvnse at Flur- Ilile River there citn he
no hearing as tothe application, now,
therefore. be it
Resolved, That thr- purpore of this
meeting is not of it personal charactrr,
that we hold no animosity against )Ir.
Vincent, but that we consider the input
traffic an unmitigated evil and a menace
to our homes slid community. Ami
further be it
Resolved, That we remoristrate against
the granting of s saloon license to any
person or commit to sell intoxicating
liquors within the bounds of the Five
ulIt' Itver School District.
S. C. 80310! i .
' Com. on
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ll. 8. Ktnu, l
Ii w H further voted that legal voters,
ladies and minors over fourteen years of
size be r: quested to sign said resolutions,
and that the resolutions tngctbvrwith
the- names eflix--d he sent to the Board
of Grundy C .trimissiouerv, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Over sevtnty placed their sums to
”it's? resolutions at the tnveting, and it
is fair to believe that many more will
avail themselves of the opportunity.
I: was further volt-d that a comm tit-e
of live be appointed who should pr. p4"!
and lili‘fii‘nl at the ith nir‘rttng a plan
for securing strict obedience to a no
'10”er law effecting this district. The
committee was their appointed and the
meeting udj iurned until 7:30 p. m
Wrdnesday, December 4th, 1889, subject
to a previous call by ihe committee.
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The Fair Closes ‘l'o-murrow Night.
The ninenights fsir given by St.
Mary's church at the Opera House closes
to-in crow night, whrn the chance urti-
clcs Will be drawn. To-tllglit had been
fiXl‘d for the close. but in order to make
up for the night lost Irrst week on account
of the ruin, it has beentiiouglit mtvrenblr
to continue the fair another night. Sat-
urday night was one of the most success-
ful nights of the fair, the hell bring
densely crowded With people. There
was singing by the church choir, and
Miss Duff and Miss CillflIDIIlgS,0I Bridge.
port, were heard in solos.
may Less one of his lyes.
Frank W. Hoyt, it sort of superintend-
ent Charles H. Hoyt, of the Aims house,
who is employed by his brother W. H.
Hoyt, in the Duncan iron t..-ling walks
on Water Street, met with on accident
list Saturday morning by which, it is
thought, he will lose the hit; or of one of
his eyes. The young mm W.- -i cutting of!
the head of It rivet,when the tattle chunk
of iron flaw against the bench at which
he was working and rebounding struck
him in the left eye. cutting a had gosh
across the pupil. Mr. Hoyt went to New
York this morning to have the injured
eye operated upon by an opticisu.
——Put up in most. convenient form—
Brussr-ls soap.
"The Boston ltlvnls.”
' The Boston Rivals," who give the
fourth and last entertainment in the Y.
I. C. A..courueon Wednesday evening,
is ' a mommy: Iti' trite lorgbit’llatluh or
which great oarsbssbeeo ”MMGJM
onlyotnxtiie' sslectiricmf urtisto‘flicss
l'rptltsllnn‘fs’a somehow "guaranty of
their ability, but with the special object
in view of furnishing an entertainment
that, while containing the utmost vari~
ety, shall yet appeal to the most culti-
vated and intelligent audiences.
Sacred Concert at the A. I. I. Church.
A sacred concert or praise .servlce. of
unusual interest was held last evening at
the A. I. E. church on Knight street.
Owing to the sickness of shots of its
members, the church choir was unable
to take part, but a sextette from the Y.
If. C. A., compmed of General Secretary
Wilcox. James Hubbell, Ed Morehouse,
Wilbur Hubbell, Will Leland and George
Brady, was present and led the singing.
Remarks were made by Pastor Bhsphard
and General Secretary Wilcox.
—No Earp ostrich; Bruises—l; soap.
Beaten a Bra-lags Lass one of their
nurses.
Four horses belonging to Buxiou d:
Bruudage. the OXWIIIEI'I, were let out
andto tools the large yard at t
Ir. Buxtou’s residence on street
yesterday morning, while the stable was
being cleaned. They got to friskisg
abouhwbenoue of tbe horses—a large
shotbsttst-lueryllrgmum
rear of .__...—
W.8. Whaler, pastas-tn at Trum-
bull. was bound oversaturday for violet»
bayvslusd at Silo—4nd its left hind leg
broksabybrtsgkioksd by one of the
othsrhursss. The injured asiaisi was
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.3 MON DAY. DECEMBER 2, 1889.
PRICE“ TWO
FATAL “XXII!!! ll WIMON.
Charles I. Dish-y Found Dead at the
feet on Ladder In Its liars.
Charles B. Bishop, who rented the
James Comstock farm in North Wilton.
went alone to the bars on Sunday morn-
ing to feed his cattle and was found dead
soon after, near the foot of a ladder. It
is supposed that he fell while ascending
the ladder. striking his head and fractuw
log the skull. Death was instantaneous.
The deceased was fifty-lira years of age.
and has been engaged in the milk busi-
ness for marry years. and was respected
by all as an industrious and honest man.
He was of a jovial disposition and his
cheery whistle or song will long be re
trier-bored by all who knew him. [is
ls-eaa family to mourn his loss.
If? ”We IDDIATOII .
1.” ll
mumbling 0- Along them-01p! the
' D. I I.
SOUTH WILTON.
Mrs. G urge Punch-id was in Norwalk
on Tuesday.
Miss Almyra Taylor is Visiting friends
in Belliel.
Mr. and lira. Welter Albin spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Branch-
ville.
TIlritiIBDI daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Hartford died Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jrl‘lolflfll. of
Ridgrlielrl. spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and I‘Irs. Nelson Hartford.
«Two cakes of Brussels soap will do
more washing than three of any other.
The Dress Was Washed Away.
William Abbott and wife started for a
viuit with friends at Elston Thanksgir-
ing day morning. 0n the jmruey they
drown-red that one of the bridges was
gone, but Mr. Abbott decided to drive
across the stream. The water was deep-
sriiniu be supposed and when its got
half way across the water washed from
the wagon a satchel containing a new
div-u. belonging to Hrs. Abbott. It has
not ywt been recovered.
Consolidated Report.
The annual report of the directors of
the Consolidated road, which will be
presented at the meeting of the stock-
holders, December 18, is princtpslly stir»
tisttcsl. In addition to the numerous
table-e, a brief general statement is in
cludrd. This refers to the construction
of tin- new trarisfrr steamer Hsrylarid.
on the completion of which “passenger
wetness without change of cars bet ween
points in New England and the south
Will be re established via Harlem river;'
in tin- fact that the new station at Hurt
font is practically finished; to the issue
of new rtock,the proceeds of which have
been used "in capitalizing the B rating
debt, except about $800,000, which, with
the cost of further improvements as they
are mud-1, must hereafter he- provided
for; to the fact that the annual accounts
of the company will hereafter be closed
Jure 30, to comply with the rrquirementr
of the inter-state commerce commission
and to obviate a necessity of keeping
two sets of books; and to the death of
George H. Wstrcus and the election to
his place its director of Laverett Brain
aid. The report says: "The four tracks
between New Ibehelle end Portcheater
have lireu completed during the year.
As tom-nadowed in the last annual re-
port. it double track upon the Shore Line
diVlr-ixm has become it necessity, and
work 1m been commenced and is now
being actively prosecuted at various
points on the twentyseveu miles between
Clinton and New London. Upon the
New York division the work of four-
rrscking will he resumed. A section
commenced at Wrs'port, where the stone
ballast now ends, and running west to
S-uth Norwalk, will be put under con-
tract at once.”
The income from all sources was 810.-
313.3513 40. Total expenses, including
rents, tnxrs and interest, 38,“,28417.
Equipments are: Locomotives 209,
coaches and smoking can 305. combina-
tion cars 46, drawing-room cars 39, sleep-
ing cars 10 other care 118. freight cars
em. The toilette sue inn-portion ac—
elitist ago in lilies run. by) pamper
ttslnir “first 1; miles run by freight
Morbid ' Whistle-run bye-ll other
traitor, 1,“... total train mileage,
7.114 383; number of passengers carried,
12.434 081; number of passengers carried
one mile, 304.558.“; number of tons ofm
freight named one mile, 220381.900.
l'or Connecticut Rivers and Barbers.
In the long list of river and harbor
improvements. appropriations are asked
to complete these works in Connecticut:
Extension of eastern breakwater inBtou—
ington harbor; dike work in Thames
river: dredging in Connecticut river be-
low Hartford; dredging in Clinton har-
bor; dike work and dredging in New
Haven harbor; work on westerly break-
waters at New Haven, for which nearly
a million dollars is asked; jetty work in
Milford harbor; breakwater in House-
tonio river; dredging and bnakwater
work in Bridgeport harbor; dredging in
Five Ifile river harbor; dredging in Blam—
ford harbor.
—-Unrquslisd—Brusssls soap.
ALL AROUND Till STATE.
tugtthsltsdBistespostallsws.
Rev. J. B. James delivered his iii-tarr-
tbs recent flood, and now on. of suing
the oily alleging that the condition of
the streets sensed the flooding of cells".
Rev. Charles E. Stowe. pastor of the
Windsor Avenue Congregati-rrisl church
of Hartford. has asked for a Irhve of ab-
sence of one year that he may settle his
mother’s estate In Florida.
Two employee of the Bridgeport Forge
works, men named Bum-ll and Whiting.
too, settled a dispute with s ring light,
Saturday morning. before 200 of the em-
ployss of the works. Burrell won in
thirteen rounds.
A short time ago a Danbury business
man was visited by his sister indnw, ii
resident of New Y k, who complained
of being destitute. he was welcomed
and given a home. She remained but u
few days, and returned suddenly in New
York. A few days later a fluid of the
lppy’ ,ustiilh‘s‘f during or virii in Us -
of money in a butter jur in th- cellar of
the house of another sister «ii-rm sin»
had visited for a few days. A which
resulted and 03,000 in 31 bills was found
wrapped in a paper. The money two
was placed in a Dsnbuiy hm ii in in.
credit of the New York sister
-—Ured everywhere; it is b nod in ogivv
satisfaction. We mean Brnssu do it inn.
“iii—fill
Advertisements under this bend. it it t to coin; it
fires, 1 linear, atluieslitlc, lsceksiw
ors 1'0 trust. was uvsslxo sit misty:
Apply at the allies.
A“
I'lUA'l’it’m as NIGHT WAT 'IIIAN 81!
one who inshid experience and omi- mm is
taking care of stain boilers Inquire of T 1le iii
A GULDBN. n30 4i
W0 ”Aw-VB. lflllflaalv'lt'i' II 6 AS AuxN'f‘s
tan 0 mutant“. '0 Bel-ii
and mmblgofirmaueut tlons to the righyt
men. Applyto .Wlbiifl, supt.
t 5 t! 45 Wuhlnglou street Bnu ii Norwslk
FOR. SALE
Advertisements node; tkk head, not exceed": v 5
Hum, 1 time Italian“. I week It or
005's. BUILDING L01“ ANDI’AIHH AT
RIABONABLE PRICES A'lil') (is EthY
TBRI‘i AL‘Sg INV BSTIE \T BON :75 l. -\N s‘,
scourls'rs
TAYIDR lb GOLDEV.
o 10 if iii-cranes Agents.
IAL [STATE FOB SALE—1P YOU WANT A
hmsgorlrgora farm cheep, hr the next
three months, call at liorrelikL'lI- intuit-dies s officz,
No or Wmhimnon st, as‘ibcy ban jr-t metal of.
moftheducst lots in town and s rumbvr o!
themsrewaterfronts. Alas a litre warmer rtNl
drum, house, barn, carriage boa-e, am or land. all
outbewaterfrorit. Also lustuauccof sit kinlr- in
heat companion
WOchmcehutldlngmts, without: haeiiror .
Wastav-ua. Applytn w. c. nAlwts or
’1’!!!th rue!
PCDND I! All) FURNITURF. STOVBS f7 -\ it
petal: .bought sndsnldorrcldoz. circuits.
slots, at my new place of business, under the all
ration Army barracks. Sonia Norwal
more.
TO LET.
Adventure-meme under this head, no? execs-ctr :5
loss itime2§c 3 times 331.1!in git),
moi stsY most R roar no .t.
oil, with gss. test and closet. Apply atdiihte
'i
oilice
’I‘BB LOWER H.608 ill" 7118 WOW! ESTER
l-‘lst Inquire of CROPUT & ENAPi’. South
Norraik (12hr
OUSB CORNER 01" TAYLOR AVENUE AND
West street: 8 rooms and all r merrier-me
Inquireof T. 85388 ii! iii
PPIR FLOOR 5 BOOBS. H7 son in MAIN
street. Rent 810 Inquire ~t Binnie J; ' om-
stuck's grocery. LORENZO DIBBLB. Ja. min
1101i“!8 0N BAYt’iaW AVKNII B, CONTAIN
31000113!" mlnutes‘ wstk from the
depot. sppiytoA DICKIRIAS. 81Wsrhl g'ou
stunt. South Botwaik molt
013538 011 WAT!!! mm, HOUSE ON
Ebb .lsiinraczmy on Wain street,
Dessert West Norwalk. Double and single Wagons,
Carts. Ac. RAYMOND Bat». its is
PLEASANT Boll 1N A cost rum
loca'ity holsredtoptrrmswhowouidiikcto
visitWasningioue are time during the winter or
tiring. Roomanrilusrd mutiny. lrs.J 2
NJ“ in ,N. W., arbingtoa,D C cacti
( NB SIX-B00! COTTAGE 03 QUINTARD
avenue. Appl
n3 1w ”AEGIS BL'RRITI'.
y to
DESI“. AND PARTS 0' 8008's: ALSO
stormbothiu this eh and Bart Norwalk.
lad came to Dauburya d inform- tribe ,
bury! the lid! liiid’ hidden elnrfil mount '
This Week.
llaving bought
siery, Ilandkercliie
Linen, Napkins,
for-tables, C
\IliIldC‘Kr‘lllt) Hotel Block,
\Y EAR If. M TOLLES' Dire K Sill I'll NOR-
1 walk, NJ 9711': ISAll-fik‘l!‘ whichch~iownrr'
mu here by will: gal. 11: Water strret. :90th Nor
walk. ran 11
Pint ed lip ldill’i.
Return of a Cont =3 nnzcd.
'ihe party who took the wrath: Overcoat from
Germs is Hell, rlitir-dny right it ll poise retrnu
the some to if. The e e uev- ri'l' d. South Norwtlk,
' ' its he is known.
Brill, Measures 1' scrvlcc. RE
Havirg l limit-ed of my business at “In ‘5 Main [
r’revt ‘tirwrtllr ianhnT. Bayes. Iwili efaft De-l
c: in st 2d n dsiiv mes-I- hrifinrand purchasingagenq ,
h or en Norwslk. south malt and New York. i
All onus promptly or d roti factorily attended to
omen—Hoes rim storeNorvrailt; lion's drug
more. Sou h Norws k.
nail 1w CHARLES A. HAVILAND.
Milieu to Contractors.
‘EALED P; thOnALS FOR BUILDING A
Rood not bike fir the City of booth Nrirnlk
at tin our reservoir site, will be received by the
B nrri of Water t Hommisricners at the ofllce of W.
B itiderlk Son until Thursisy Dec. .5 apr in.
The t ‘ommiseioners reserve be right 0 rejecr any
or all bids.
for l formation tab at Bngl user r attire
For the Commissioners
cacti W. B. RIDER, Engineer.
r... Sale Cheap.
bill? 01" PABLO]! ITRNI’I’URR. DINING
Room Chairs and s. dehosrd Ball Hm Stand
Window Draper es. shades and Fixture and Bach
Lambrrquins. one Winnie-rev Replsrirg little, one
sharps extra Inc Ride shoots in)! yards, made to
uni r with all the attachmeotu. itsvoivers. Jewry
sndDiamoudsbclimgingto totbc estate of the late
Julian D Rogues. will be disposed of at private
see. [in particulars inquireof
IDIw ABDBIW J. CROPU’I‘, Admiirlltrstnr.
EAST VIBE LIVERI STABLE.
The “designed has opened a Livtry Stable a)!
last Avenue end Hort sirens, car the tide mill,
and has Carriages and Horses to let. at pit hours,»
s...
lEAIllNl S
The Bargain Stdi‘ ~
i will sell the goods at
a. _,,. ...,.,i“ _ l 7’“, .1“,
, f‘
Preparatory to woo -ivinrr Holida Goods
it to their interest to see how c cap they can buy. The stock
comprises a complete assortment of
Ladios’ and Gents’ U ndorwcar,
4 1? oods Vol vets
7 7
li‘lannele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
E. K. Bank
mi
IS .0
the business 01
Purchasers will find.
Gloves, H‘
is, Ribbons, " Table, ‘
Towels, Dress
l’lushes, Com-
ounterpanes,
Dress Trimmings, '1
And Manicure ;
ill Ito. E. SMITH
lisri gsccuredtheservlcud 1
Mrs. J. A. DECKEH:
As Cutler and filter, will open
DRESS MAKING immis-
At 7 Railroad Place,
0n'l'nesdsy.i)sc 8d. and would be plant
the p omega of the ladies or Kuwait-id
[will keepouhandafullstockof
DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES,
Alsoafull liuaot
SAMPLE nuns can.
PromNew York. Any order: far mute
«venom to nutrition to theahoreouliec.
MANICURE. p,
motion
o'clock .
MRS E. C. SMITH
v
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Monday and Wediesday svvrhgs till
accommodated with furnished mom with or
without but at No. 410m street. mill Nor-
walk up if
'I‘WO HOUSE ON TOLLIS STREET, IIOII'I'
not? "9‘ "m fiurufisrr
dell mutter-st. cesium
OWIit PART MI 0! mount-am.
lemme toa- l A
or“: roller: Was-rm“
NI 3017*! A1“! I'An‘l'w or Two novels
ochudwartlsvesns. Water in llcrt rea-
tenable. also Burluatt have and barn,l near rut
obe-a C. litmus; Slim“.- Ape
LID!) liIAitl'l.
’HISOBLLANBOUS.
Advertisemeutenodw this head. not exceeding 5
lbsaidmsmcsthmmiwnekmni
Dmlalllto Nit LADila AID CHIL-
drea. mm
In ml!
twic- siisrt Kuwaiti.
at!
District or lorwalk as. Probate
wn,‘ltavzmher llth. A.D .1”.
Mists later-f Norwalk, in said
y. will:
arsmvvry. All
Is raga-ted in
amuse-imam.
notice to liars leswalk ‘I‘ax
Payne.
Tasraxraraasormlasrlouwm
mmemnflsmmmsm':
i
v writable prices.
... .. ”chemist. ....... a .. ..............
units 'ro bur—crunches can Bl
nousn r merino.
lime Clipping done by turbine power, by' a
workman of many years’ npeficnte. Leave our
olden at hangs Gregory 's or. -ry rtsbie. In ht
.:,tv§t:s*n'“ztr°"ttg§
A Lot 01'
lillllll HflllSiS FOR Slit-l
Bltllillismli sroctt Flinn.
Horse: boarded and giver the her: or afidflrfiifl
the winter.
Ilnve You Ordered Your
Potatoes for Winter
Call and are or.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
Mrs. R. J. SAWYER
THE NE W
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Piciidc “suits", Inofiag
will suit you BU!!! o
Dissolution of (Io-partnership.
onsets unravel": 'r'rua ..
bl heretofo-
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Norwalk Chronicler