1
Tksaiasnaaotsdlnsrrsfnasktsgksin
Post.0.A. ll..on Issac-dry «sang.
mnwmiomais
n sponiidatJaoohlslisnb’nmarkat.
Thsmtbsdrelgiarn wasplacsdintko
”Congregational Garth iswerihis
using
4mm pnrslsrd tor amiss
poundstlisyes‘iuarkat.
Butler lodge. No. 9'1. MO. 0:?" will
rshsnrss tbs inltlatory degree this even-
nning. A full attendance drslred.
Mm...
Ira. John Webhrr, of Center avenue,
left last night for Bangor. Halos. called
there on account of the serious illness of
”imi- W
~Pork Tenderloin at Jacob Schaub'a
W. I. Saunders has sold his trotting
Within?“ Brooklyn poetics. w lls
will remain fl Ir.‘S-iluder’n ssr‘s 1bout
the first or llarch.
. nonstan-
inn. nag.
noun-m;
is, ‘-_ “ Samar"
, .. . firmn-
“cm-“-
"btwfibcn
The county commissioners will go to
Danbury to-morrow to grant licenses.
’ l'hursday they will be in sea-ion with
the jlll building committee.
-—No petrvfisdmcow at A. O. Judson'a
market.
Volunteer Hoao Company are to give
a complimentary sociable. Friday even
log of this week. to the ladies who as.
slated them at their recent lair.
I. I. lernld Weather warn-ants.
The storm trout the Far Wrut. increas-
ing in energy. isnow near Lake Erie. It
will probably more outwardly today.
filing thick weather ad the Atlantic
minute north of Cape lay and rain in
thbnsction and New England. A small
“cold wave" 'Ili follow in its rear, reach-
Iug this section to-morrow. Temm
lure rose in the United States yesterday.
accept in the northwest. In this district
today slightly warmer. partly cloudy to
dondy weather will probably prevail.
with frmh. southwesterly to brisk south-
cmtcrly and southerly winds, preceded
by base on' the adjacent coasts. followed
by lower temperature and rain, with an
incense of the storm. In the Middle
flat. slightly warmer. partly cloudy to
dandy weather and fresh to brisk south-
erly winds will prevail. followed by
rain; temperature falling considerably.
with snow near the Lakes to-nigbt; and
in New England slightly warmer. partly
clondy to cloudy weather with variable
winds, becoming fresh southerly and
uoutlmastly. followed by rain or snow.
On Wednesday in this section and in
New England cloudy to partly cloudy,
colder weather will prevail, with var-
iable winds. mostly from southerly to
westerly. preceded by rain or snow, fol-
lowed by clearing in this section. and on
Thursday fair. colder weather, brisk to
fresh and northwesterly winds, preceded
by light snow on the New England
Ten members of the Rambling Wheel-
men took a run from Bridgeport totbis
city on Sunday morning. They reported
the roads in very bad condition.
~Wc are receiving direct the Northamp-
ton creamsry butter. and can fill all or-
ders promptly and at low figures. Rm
better. T. B. Ouyrr a Son.
Rev. Edward Anderson, who preached
in the First Congregational Church on
Sunday, goes to Brooklyn tomorrow
morning, thence to Boston, where he is
temporarily preaching.
—'l‘wo pounds of the best round steak
for 25 cents at Ferd Esyes’ mal'ket.
All members of the W. C. T. U. and
Y' . are “quested to meet at the Baptist
Church to—morrow at 3 o'clock. hu-
portant business is before the Union,
and it is necessary that all members
should be present.
—-D.m'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 Bayes' market.
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“Wampum-“m
coasts north of Boston.
lint-turn mus: las- fir-Murrow.
High tide Low tide
8.41 | 1.59 6.29
THE LOCAL NEWS.
4.44
V r Dr. E. C. Clarke. formerly of Norwafk.
has been spending a few days in town.
"" —-Sperry a Barnca’ shoulders 10 cents
a pound at Jacob Schauh’s market.
early part of January.
D. P. Harrell was elected Quartermas—
ter of Douglas Fowler Post tor the sixth
succomivo time last evening.
—Nothlug but prime steer meat at A.
O. J ndnon's market.
_ George Bonneckcr, of the borough,
returned yesterday from a short visit
with a "friend" in New Jersey.
In the line of recent engagements that
of Him Rena W. Ells. daughter of
Joseph B. Ella. to Ernest fl. Ambler. is
announced.
~Tho heat prime roast heel for 14
cents a pound at Ford flayes' market.
A meeting of the South Korwslk Bap
tin church and society will be held this
An important
hsinosn will be transacted it is dmired
evening at too o’clock.
“than heals-gs macs-cs; a
-—Irs. I. L. Jamesiaoflering great
bargains, in both trimmed, and untrirn-
modhstssadhooosrs.
”WW“ I. ' A. 0.1:. I. C.
w'm hold their regular weekly session to-
Ifibt in the Gauche Building. Norwalk.
Every member is earnestly requested to
be prmsnt and assist in working the
thrcadegrom.
Q The Ierldcu Journal came out yester-
dsywlsbnnewdremol tyne and all
saw Gos- welsh perfecting press. built
my forthom. The Journal is so
mnmpsiiiug shoot and deserves its re-
mm
«A gnnulu picnic, hams 10c perlb.;
Wk per lh..at T.B.Ouysr &
Sun’s.
Tksgrsum astronomical eventof the
, math of Dsccmhsr, namely. the total
adipose! thsmn.will takeplaos on
Dcnfl.nbont11.lln.m..orslewrno—
mmln previous. A United States ob-
“Mwmviswthseelipmats.
Mlle lassdgori the west coast of
Alum.
‘Sun rises Sunsets
Tholtowayton Social Club are talking
of holding a masquerade sociable the
Volunteer Bone Company. No. 1. ac-
companied by Douglas Fowler Drum
Corps, serenaded Samuel France. a mem-
ber of the company, last evening. The
seransders were invited in the house
and royally entertained.
The president‘s message was received
In New Haven early this morning at the
Western Union office. Four operators
were occupied from one o’clock until
nearly six in receiving the message,
which contained 15,000 words-Palla-
drum.
~10 pounds of kettle-rendered lard. in
tubs, not, for 81.00, at Farrington'a mar-
ket, Railroad Place. Not adulterated
with tallow.
A timely suggeotion was made by
Councilman flailock at the meeting of
the Council last evening. to the elect
that a stringent ordinance should be
adopted relative to disturbing the maca-
damized road. The ordinance should be
iron clad and be framed so as to in.
sure a perfect replacement of tho maca-
dam whenever the street in dug up.
—-Farritigton. on Railroad Place. is sell-
ing the bent roast beef at 10 and 12 cents,
sirloin steak at 15c. Call and examine.
Between Norwalk and Milford. the
“toot-tootrtoot-toot” of the engine whis-
tle for grade cromings is almost without
cessation. If you want to enjoy it
thoroughly take the passenger end of the
combination smoking-baggage car on the
v uponzexpmm. out pf New mkl, when
"" 'ii ' cddi's's’inst ?ocomo-
gomirdrd‘m ‘ him”? '. mow."
—-That in a rare treat that will broiler.
ed in thepolillc by' the nondell sisters,
on the night ol’Dacembér 12th." The
proceeds are for the benefit of St. Paul’s
Sunday school, towards refurnishiog
their Sunday school room. George
Lechler, the eminent aither soloist. who
will assist, basafarofnmed reputation
and wherever he has been be has met,
with great succrim and played to large
houses. Secure your seats on Saturday
atflalo’s. alsoat Bnyt's, at South No.
walk.
Aaron I. Garrabrsut and wife return-
ed to their home in Waverly. N. J.. yer
terday. after spending a few days at the
residence of C.fl.l1cndrick in lbsbor-
ough. Ir. Garrabrnnt is a prominent
G.A.B. man. being senior vice com-
mandor of Phil Sheridan Post, of Now-
ark, while Ira. Garrabrant is vice presi-
dent of the Woman's Belief Corps con-
nected with the post.
~Paythepriccsndget the beslmmt
atA.G.Judaou'smsrket.
Thiristheumaot yonrlorwidoswshs,
merchsme tonsil goodness]
vsrtimmrutln thatwidslyrsadJamlty
-tavnritn.'lhnnvusranaannslt.
admit-maroon bat vsry llttlsla
inseam wsytodclt lssnmsmtaaad-
Tbs
”magma-bums
m
cram consort. narrrss.
A Banded—MW
lognluvlsmtagsttbstnnn.
I“
thousand dcllauwsracrdsrsd paid the
Board started in to finish a large batch
oi huslnsm as their closing not of a suov
osmful administration.
A petition fora crosswalk from the
prrmissaof invader Wilson to that of
Samuel Smith on Chaprl street was rs-
cnlvad and referred to the committee on
streets with power.
Roth} animal-ill warn gloss per-
so run a balding of wood mmarlnl so:
so on their Ann street property.
9; petition for an electric Ilghtat the
1a of Pine street and the D. 8 N.
R. . Co. was relorred to the committee
on lamps and gas.
17. P. Stsbell was granted permission
to build an addition three feet wide to
the west nldoof his Washington street
building.
E. A. Woodward. Thomas 1. Raymond
and Christian Swarla, committee on
park. reported that tboy badmvsral sites
in view and that they desired to report
progress. The report was accepted and
the committee continued.
The committee on amusements press
outed resolutions levying assessments on
property owners for the construction of
the Elmwood avenue and Day street
sewers. The Clerk was instructed to
prepare and publish the arsesrment list
according to tho rrqnlrements of the
charter.
The committee of freeholderu on the
layout of Lows street was received and
accepted.
Councilman Cutbill was appointed a
committee to confer with Peter Decker
relative to establishing a dock line on
the curbside of the harbor.
Civil Engineer thfl'fl statement as to
the quantities of macadamisd road al-
ready laid wao read and a vote was pamv
ed paying the contractor. B. D. Pierce.
J r., 83750.24 on account.
Chief McGowan stated to the Board
that the fire apparatus was in a had con~
.iirion and that the jumper was ready to
fall to pieces. He recommended as a
remedy. the purchasing of a hose wagon
snob as is coming into use in other cities.
The matter was referred to the commit-
tee on fire department.
The committee on sewers reported is-
vorably on the petition to lay a sewer on
Quintsrd avenue. The report was ac-
cepled and said committee was instruct-
ed to have a sewer pipe of not less than
a 10 inch capacity laid in that avenue.
The committee on printing was in-
structed to have printed the ordinances
that had not already been printed.
liis Honor. the Mayor, was respectful-
ly requested to have his photograph
taken to be hung up in the Council
Chamber.
A vote was passed placing m in the
bands of the street committee to pay
labor on streets during the month.
Upon motion the bill of the Water
(‘dmmissioners for rent of hydrants and
tanks. was laid on the tabl or the pres-
em.
The committeeon finance was instruct-
ed to borrow 37,000 for the use of the
city.
The meeting adjourned until next
Iiondsy evening.
Now Cougrwgutlnnnl Church Opening.
The new Congregational Church will
he opened for worship Sunday, Dec. 22.
The proposed organ concert will be
given Tuesday evening. Dec. 17. under
the direction of David E. Diabrow. He
will have the assistance of one of the
best organism in Boston and singers of a
high order.
Farewell services will be held in the
old church Sunday. Dec. 15th, morning
and evening.
The new church will be dedicated in
January. The festival of dedication.
like that of the Temple, will continue
aigut'days, from January 12th to Jann-
my JM’JNIW?‘ .' caravan“. 2v :3“; am.-
linistern of national reputation will
he inuuttendsnce. assisting in the non
Further announcements will
a little later on.
Ir. lupleu Bld- lntsbnSn-lny Match-
Tho New York Sunday Dlpatch was
sold at auction yesterday for “in”.
There were only two hidden, one who
was acting for Ur. Drake, of Drake’s
Magazine. and the other I. W. Naples.
of the Norwslk Hour. The first bid
(moon) was by Drake’s man. Ir. Isples
bid .10.”. and the bids rapidly rose by
31,000 on time until Ir. Iaples bid
seam and stopped. Hr. Drake secured
the prise on the next hid.
Imminent-us.
The pnblil' are cautioned against well
dressed and gsntlsmanly thieves. who
7'“ U .;< r, «.v n m n p... H _y
be made
lslss guises. and with success. They
mythomcmtdresln [guns-dilato-
makesomssx-
thskmtkqgsnsraly
uftllnbulldiug.“
SOUTH NORWALK. CO
arcworkingthscitimuudorvarious
baromumd thoiasursaceoouipaulmto
makeexamiaationsctbonsmtsmnthst
the bmtiagarraapmsutrsrspsrfsctly
sale. While being mndnotd through
curators-tithe lady of tits kouso.or
wkonvmmayhsshowingthemarcnd,
anythiagof vslss tbspmosfizugrmcyiiltmtdrivlagk.
«as:
.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1889.
BEIGE TWO m
OIAII All! ”m
M
I” I. TO BLAIR!
Alumaa'a WWII-ambien- lav
mum-“blind.
Attefciock lkismornlsg skorssbs-
Ika'llllmwnnunglunrawisr
“hawk-n.
The annnnl election at smears of
DouglashwlsrPtho.A.ll..wmhrld
lsatcvsnlagsad tksmtrrcsttakanhy
thomsmbsrnas to who should WI
tthcst tlinecmlngymrwmmsrlfsm
bytbrlargssusndsssr. ‘l‘ksaiscnon
rmalted as toliown: Fradsriokdraold.
mtldwsrd'l'sttlo.maiorvioa
mmmsadeliliam fluylsrdaniorvlos
oommsadsnll.
tkskcrss laliwmdng ysssnrdaytegst
sin hrnnkln the water main. ltwan
left open last sings kercssns barrel
wttbn hatmuoutkaous nsnrmtlala
nrnmheingplnmdataitkmsndtowsrn
proploofdaagar. Ayouugmaalulr.
Skmdy's employ was driving.“ was
coming outlatnlsla street when the
horssmsdothsfatalpluugn. Tbsyonng
msdncrlm hronghtmvsral mentoths
plamoftboaccldonhhuttkohorns was
' .mlbetbshohwblehwm
mnnhontlargssnongh tomoslnaklm.
tadtruklsgcsanssdonsrswmdgsutng
kinsout.sud nfterashostistug‘s-tho
‘. snimsldird.Thshorm’sneckwasnnglor
its body. having cvldentlybsenbrokeu
by the fall. Those who were at the
scene of the accident but my theisntern
was out. The horse was blind. while
thotrench.lthsald,had heeuleftopen
sttberequsstof aproporlyownernear
bywhodeniredtotap the main. These
duplications have given risotocousid-
srsbla nprculstiouas tothooulcome of
thesccidsnt.
‘l'wn sights of can-pas, rs lissrrsis.
The demand for seats for Company F's
mxnstreln at tbcopern house on Thors-
day evening has been so great. that the
canpiny has been prevailed upon to re
pint the psrformsnceou Friday evening.
Coupon tickets taken for Thursday even-
ing cannot be exchanged or used on Fri-
day evening. All blue tickets sold by
members can be exchanged for reserved
seat tickets for Friday night.
tksgunrd; Josrplr Tammanysad J. l.
llisndorf. m; Wllllam o. intuit.
mourn incident macs-p drawers
joynduntilalatehcar. z. w .
eu-
J... - was,
ACCIDIRT AT “1.8533003.
James lsrlserssn ltvwak by the low
cans-n lapse-s.
Last evening at 4 so o‘clock. James
McPherson, a tramp hailing from the
Empire state. was struck by the New
Canaan train at Glenbrook. near Stain
lord. and narrowly escaped instant dastb.
[is was walkingon the tracksnd did not
soothe approaching train. Assoou an
hewas strrnck. the train was stopped
and the unconscious man was taken
to Stamford. Upon investigation it was
learned that he was suffering from inter.
nal injuries and wm very badly shaken
up. He is still confined at the hospital
aodthercaregravcdoubtn asto hisra»
covery. w _
aromatic—or run run.
The Last leg-Ian m of the Present
(tn-rt of large-as.
Warden Coolidge and five of his con-
ferees sat last night, a melancholy group.
around the big table in the Court of
Borgemes room. as they entered upon
the closing scenes of their official career.
Burgers Jones was the only absentee.
Owing to a quorum not being present. it
was twenty minutes after eight before
the warden called the meeting to order
and twenty minutes later before he
reached the bottom of a huge pile of
bills that lay before him.
Then the bond of J. T. Prowitt. as
water commissioner, with his father. 8.
M. Prowitl, as surety, was approved by
the board.
A communication from Chief Engi-
neer Prowitt stated that on account of
the repairs it was oecrmary to make to
the Mount: steamer the annual inspec-
tion of the borough fire department had
been delayed, but that the firemen would
be called out within a few days.
Chief of Police Lockwood reported
eight arrests during the month of Nov-
ember.
A petition for permission to build an
addition to the electric light station,
accompanied by the consent of adj )tning
property owners. was granted by the
board.
On motion of Burgess Osborne the
clerk was directed to draw orders on the
trmurer for the payment of interest on
various borough bonds.
A profile mapol the grade and curb
line on Leonard street was accepted. ,
Tax Collector Burr Smith presented a
report. accompanied by a bill for services
(0&0) and expenses (‘25 80). showing
that 85”.” ol the borough tax list of
1889 remained to be collected and the re-
port and bill were referred. and the meet-
ing adjourned to Friday evening.
—Twocakesof Brussels so; will do
more washing than three of any other.
-Put up in most convenient form—
Bmsrels soap.
nus uni-s Enlist; ratios.
0! this organization,which will appear
at the Opera House Monday evening,
Dre. 9th. the Philadelphia Ledger says:
“Brien Hill's English Polly Company no
copied the stage at the Standard last
night, and gave a very pleasing perform
sacs of the burlesque and specialty kind.
The company is a large one, and contains
a great many female beauties, who up.
pear in a burlesque. “Parisian Revels, or
Cupid’s Capers.” which is full of fun,
good singing and dancing."
I 'I'Iaulu Wills "New (In-lull lists.“
Mrs. Catharine Brown, better known
as "flew Canaan Kate,” while under the
influence of liquor last evening, gave the
borough police quite a tumle, the com-
,bined muscle of four officers being re-
qtlll’rd to take her to the station
house. Mrs. Brown, who was sent
to Bridgeport jail
a few weeks ago, was released
only a day or two ago. her husband,
Lewis Brown. having paid her fine.
When they got back to Norwslk yester-
day they both began to celebrate her re
lease and came to grief. While the ofii-
rers were taking the woman to the lock-
up, her husband interferred and he too
was locked up. This morning they were
both sent to Bridgeport.
-—Brossnls soap is absolutely free from
adulteration of any kind.
”if." GEE-717637.? '
St. Mary’s fair closes tn-night. p The
attendance last night was quite large,
about 250 paying admission. The
Thompson jubilee singers gavo several
of their plantation melodies and Bernard
Tully sang two pleasing solos. There
will no doubt he a large crowd present
l’rnn lending Beam and Library.
The committee having in charge tbs
d’ ng of tickets for the benefit of our
F Reading Room and Library. started
out in earnest yesterday in carrying out
a plan for the disposal of tickets and the
increasing of membership of the Library .
and feel very much encouraged with
their first day’s work. The committee
have adopted a plan by which they hop~
to make every family in this city and
Bmt Norwalk members of the Library
Wm'lwnit'fl‘rzfl Would-I:
utflihi-tmdlvfimlififii fun so.“
Mommmflhnm-h with-us
mmwpfllfiudl 0‘ (M‘M'
pm. on promoting it at the library room.
will be made an annual member. to con-
tinuo until January 1. lml. This will
bring it in the means ol every family of
becoming members. and will very nat-
urully aid the association in increasing
its usefulness. The smociatiou has re-
csntly gone to considerable expense in
fitting up their rooms and mskinu them
comfortable and plosmnt for visitors.
and it is hoped that their efforts will be
duly appreciated by a largely increased
membershipThatnotamily may f that
it has been overlooked. a suillcieu num.
berof ladies have volunteered tocall at
each house with tickets on m and
parts of streets samay havobssnsllotred
iotlioui.andwebnspsakfor the callers
a favorable and mtilsonrry reception.
“Um-d everywhere; it is bound to give
mtisfactiou. We moan Brussels soap.
rumhlnn-hm.
- The South lorwslkpcliosrecord for
Iovsmhsrshowatliat tbsraweremvrn- In.
meand- for the folio-lug cause:
llflflll noun FOR SALE!
mushrooms. 7: drank and brmch of
Tums
various handsome prises.
ALI. AROUND Tlll STATE
Postmortem appointed: Arthur G.
Lester. Center Grotcn; Dwight Corry,
Westminister.
Pour young men were fined .25 each
in Waterbury yesterday for participating
in a sparring exhibition.
» The new city of Bockvillo hold its first
election yesterday. The republicans
mom one "M 90¢ng
Wife—e councilman. oars” tar
sad 0.08 storm 9: Samuel Fitch was
Intlcc tn are-tractors.
SIM.” PROPOSALS TOR mourn A
load-dillkafirthocityofnontallsvwalk.
stthousw reservoir stte.will he rscelvrdby tan
B. lunch mama Thursday.ller.s.stsp.iu
metksnghtiorejcumy
or bids
Imba-madmeali‘sthgiuosr’solcr.
Fathom-inner!
ulltt maroon. hginmr.
l’nr- lulu (Deny.
tbspssor,d;druukaad iadsmutsxpoe
urnotpsrms. l; annlt and branch of
from Norwalk R
to night. anxious to know who wins the ’
MofI’aterOommlmiouuuat thou-mot w. srltu.
ksvn been quits Twelvnprlscmrrpaidthnrhmsaddrn
tsllow. Dsynrhvasskscmmdmws
mm
ml a
want maxmwlsttswnfl.
wuss-ultrasound. NOISE! STOCK FAB].
WAIT”.
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B m‘|..“. "I'll“! ”ITIKIL
AII‘ICATIOI Alli“? WATCKIAI. IT
suswsomnkadmpnisucn and m
m uranium-bulbs laqsirs or T‘Ywm“
‘I‘WAC’I'IVI. IUIROIHC IBIASAOIW
lath tau Ufa was
=1 usin- whom" M"
mt awn-am atrmt.’ lock-{lawslmh
19.5.. ”a, ‘
arms-ms sas- on “Jr"‘fig alarms
min-sue. main. lwcmdigl "'
“WILD!” LOTS AND IARII AT
IAABLI PIICU AN: OK In“
mam” luvss'ruuirr so no. mass.
rum a canon.
n I tf lunrrnm sports
”on margarita-st smut.
Rmmrm‘roc'm ‘ ‘ it'r "" “‘3
Manors farm climp. for the cost
three at lnrrslilh‘lluincdlsu's once.
STOVBS. CAR-
rold on commia
coda the list
Thu Pod-
Jyt in
Advertlsacntnundmthia had. not exceeding 5
MIMROUMMIwflfl.N.
LARGI BUNNY "to“ 8001!. FURNISH-
rd. with gaghcat and closet. Apply at this
oaks dist
'1‘!!! [0.5! MOI! 0F Till WORCESTER
K “it. Inquire of CBOFUT & [RAPE South
HOUSI CORE!!! 0? TAYLOR AVENUE AND
West street: 8 rooms and all commences.
Inquire of T. Ball“. '2 in
PPIR FLOOR. 5 BOOKS. it? SOY l'fl HAIN
street. lint 810 Inquire 2t nibhle .b t‘om-
stock‘s grocery. 1332320 DlBBLE. .13. am in
l_ OL’SE ON BAYVIIW AVENUE. CONTAIN-
irg 8 rooms. Ftvc minutes' walk from the
depot. Apply to A DICKKBEIAS. Bl Washi' gum
street, South Norwaik n‘-O it
OL’SZS ON “'5le STREET. HOUSE ON
High street. )lsnafactnry on Water street.
House at West Norwslk. Donbleand Single Wagonl.
(Ms. kc. RAYIOND BROS. n29 lw
A PLIASANT nous IN A ril.\‘\‘ENlE‘.\'T
locality is adored to persons who would like to
visit Wmolngtouav toe time during the wintrr or
gin; lloornandboard ' 00 a day. dfrs..l E
hunr.limlet..N.W.. sshlngtOo.D C. n29"
()ll Six-BOO! COTTAGE ON QUINTARD
avenue. Apply to
It” FRANCIS BITRRlTl‘.
OUSIS. AND PARTS OF HOUSES: ALSO
closes, both lotbla sit and East Norwalk.
TAY R & GOLDES.
Heal lststeaud insurance Agen's.
oous T0 LIT—GMLIIRN CA3 Bi
acromnudatod with furnished room. with or
without heat at No. it Chmtnnt street. South Nor.
walk. ma tf
‘WO “05528 021 TOLLEa STREET. BlGBT
rooms cab. Water in. and convenience.
£903 to JOHN ll. KKAPP.
c5 83 West street. South Rorwslk.
oWBR PART OPHOUSI 03 Biol! STREET.
1 seven mains to small family. A iv to
old: Jails C CROW It. Son ‘Sorwslk.
KI BOU-il All!) PART Ol’ TWO HOUSES
onWoodwardsvcnne. Water in. Rent rec-
eanablc. Also Bur-innit home and burn. near rui-
dence of Chan 0. Stevens; 31 00. Apoly’to
. I A. ‘00 WARD.
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HISGELL ANEOUS.
thbhmd.notcumdlng5
Advmtlnemmnuuda
liasn.lliiuolfie.dtlmcsiitlr.lwesk.i.lll
mums son tantra and cum.
drou. Willwcrkinhouiescfp'atrons.
g IRS. Maggi,
call inlslnstrertJt k.
E This Week.
Having bought
Linen, Napkins,
DRESS MAK NI}
Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings,
And Manicure-
MRS‘. E. C. SMITH
Having rccnrcd the services of
films. J. A. DECKER
As Cutter and Fitter. will open
DRESS MAKING ROOMS
At 7 Railroad Place,
On'l'nesday. Dec 3d. and would be pleased with
the - of the ladies of Norwalk and \icitity.
i will keep on hand a full stock of
DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES,
Also a full line of
SAMPLE DRESS GOODS
PromNew York. Any order! frr some promptly
‘ ‘ to. in addition to the sbovconDec. do
Picked II. Adrift.
NlAll I. I TOLLIS‘ DOCK, SOUTII NOR-
walk. Nov 27th. a Salt—Skit. which the owner
no havobyrallingst ll: Water street. South Nor
walk. n!) it
Return of u Coat Wanted.
Tbepartéwho tool the wrong Orerconl from
Baruch all.1'hurvday night. will please return
themmtoll.Tbnlc‘suew-stand.south Norwaik.
askslsknown. a”:
EAST SIDE LIVEBY STABLE.
'l'benndevslgnodbaswsnodsu Stablceor.
hm. Arcane. and Burt sit near t tide mill
“mama-id sun-iii”; so yams!
mamahlc prhr.
O. 1'. ms, Prop.
id! h‘
HORSE CLI PPING.
"1% “i ”2% ”a...“ ”,2;
many ymrn‘ .
orders at Garage ‘n livery stable. Kn ht
mmm
Daily lessenaer Service.
can
Notice to East Nurtvalk Tux
Payers.
TAX PAT!” 0F Till IA" NORWAI.
are bore notified
willhopmm attend-
Firm”
orin hurincmat no.5 lain
I
Milt
will be added
M ANICURE.
ITOpen lotiday and Wednesday evenings till 9
o’clock ,
pans. E. c. SMITH.
Tux Collector’s Sale.
VM'ICR lsherrby given that the undersigned.
L Collectorof'l'axcs. underand by virtue of s
certain tax warrant. duly executed and signed by
prnperantborl and directed to the undersigned,
commandl hrritolevysndcoileotof
its. KATE U. SELLER. -
“doth named in “2!!!!”th
Iistio warrant aboard. their return! my.
lions the sum total as therein “and. laid still
Clillllil
The Bargain scar;
1 will sell the goods at -
A '1‘ GnE‘A CHUS‘AB
”- 1. t , ' ' v: 2
M
Preparatory to receiving llolida Goods. Purchasers will find. .
°' it to their interest to see how c eap they can buy.
... comprises a complete assortment of
Goods, Velvcts,
, fortables, Counterpanes,
Ii‘laniiele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
E. K. Banks, 1
Maliar-kemo Hotel Block, opposite Post Office. South Norwalki
This we“
the business ot
°' Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Ho; “ V;
éiery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table J
Towels, Dress
Plushes, Com-
summit
Second Night.
quest.wlllrepcstasa
hangc'rrfnl’r
orexr 0! his ht.
ocldbymembsrssrc y a
punk. Ind Piaisted's.
moored.
tickets can be p d. It
033]! NIGHT ONLY.
Russ Jl
’s English Fullllll
nlsr Burlesque. in two arts.
Amistsd by those funny comedian.
Andamloct number amas- many stars.
PRICES, titanium
Chutnnwspsnstlnlo‘s. "and s.
I
“d“. "'" mm
31% 2"?“
m.
wr»: ‘ii’ iii
beingataxorsssesrment laid upon theasrcssment
list mad: in 1% by g: lultslbitanll tactile in of
Norwnl . regulari legal ascent to on
.. “is” “innocent.“ no:
ng or c
”:41me leéiié‘mpnn tbs following described tcal
mtnteof
ImlsteC.Sellrck.
situated in town of Nnrwnlk.snd bounded as fol-
lowuto-vlt: lnqusutttythres aammcrs or ism,
bonudrdncrtherlypart bylandoflsriaPJsmen
numbiyland ol Trader-lam John Lockwood.
sou y highwayknownhmrnmcunmus,
neurons. Tax Colin-tor. List 1“.
orwailr. Nov. lab. A. 0.. ill.
[lave Ton Ordered Your
Potatoes for Winter
Madman.
THE NEW
wmmmmM gang-.mmfif‘.”
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU
MTSsB. J. SAWYER
Wouldn‘t? local Illit
nuts—astute. I. mum‘s. '
Grand Concert“
“Thain-ion— Riv O,”
Y. M. 0. A. HALL, ’
.. Wednesday lining Bet. ill.
Tickets, 35 nul 50 Camila *- -
noon ‘ 7. ‘
The stock
00. F, *
MlNlfllll L“
FRIDAinl‘éc. 6,389 ,
AT THE @A nofbfi‘g,
Onaccountofthol enumberottkhtu m“ V ' «1
heensoldandtbe magnetron for more.» in-w‘ ‘
bore. ecu mm
tin-days befall” he _, »
an rims . ‘
Scatsat Bales swre. armlfzdln’n'b‘
hi South llorwslk. whns
OPERA HOUSE... ’
MONDAY, we. <9.
’l'hclirgest and best burla month -=
America. presentinglhoComlm-q? AWE
Rice and Barton. ’
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