lull! or LI'I'IIBS
Ilmllsdfcrat theg‘ollowWW
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' Mar
’wln‘ip they
3,, ,
“new. unawasxronomca.
a‘ mm It. llunie Davenporlti, Anus
‘ DnrmkcJowler. Iris ll. ll. nbbcll,
w I" d,Johullllcy.last:rWlllleBanch,
.3, I.
0. L. Wallace.
3 Helge}. um nouns: roar omen.
C. G. RUBBRLL. P. I.
flip. George Brown. In. Morgan, Anna
:
3 1.. s. > ‘2‘: mm RIDKRJ'. M.
“Bow tern Ilsa-aid Weather lama-ta.
r, «Indications of a cyclone disturbance
enthgfflaba and moving westward are
‘ , , lrom Havana. A severe and
' a storm now central in Minne-
mtaiil'ilioving eastward and will prob-
, hattended by high winds on the
es. , Heavy and general rains fell
, , y in and north of the Ohio Val-
, be the Lakes. in this district
"slightly cooler and less sultry,
M ”partly cloudy weather and light,
unable winds, mostly southerly and
My. Hill probabl prevail, preceded
III] _ 2, ' y follow by rain. In the
Mrs and New England, fair to
, { cloudy weather will prevail, with
L. thermal changes and light variable
" mostly southwesterly, followed
bridal rain in this section. On Sun-
day, in this section and in New England,
fiartly'clondy to fair Weather will prob~
ail, preceded by local rain,
with. rgbt to fresh variable winds, be-
coming southerly, and nearly stationary,
”lowed by higher temperature; and on
My partlycloudy, slightly warmer
weather and rain, followed by cooler,
sharing weather.
.Wmmfo-lmw.
Silurian Sunsets High tide 110w ride
.6.” 0.10 5. 51 12.00
’ Iris probable that next week will end
the smson for the City of Albany.
‘ 9. W'Wilson has sold his Arch street
mane. to Mrs. J. W. Wilson, who will
occupy it about September 15.
Tyoatlpual meeting of the stockhold-
sraof the Consolidated Railroad Com-
party will he held on October 15.
amber connections at bottom prices.
W. Emblem contractor.
, lutholanguage of the turf, the man
Wilde-1's belong to a good building
Indiuun'lmociation isn't “in It."
ELFrom the present indications a good
fiyNor-walk people will go to Saratoga
fly Hmwaia excursion Monday.
”Prohibition club will meet at the
m ‘9: Brother Walsh, No. 12
‘3 tstreat, borough, Monday even-
“ 77 - M“ '
fmk'starr. the confectioner, will oc-
moneof the stores to be arranged in
“I story of the Bishop house on
“Wall street.
you Lodge,No.108,I-‘.& A. n,
A” a special communication Mon-
hymvsaiag to work the first degree on
mmm____
“I tmtrfourth annual clam~bake
of “I I'll Ian’s Amociation will be held
as 's Pavilion, Seaside Park, on
, y of our week.
My», frmb sick—y day, at Hunt
‘Ws. mm
3 % Improvement: at the Norwalk
Ills-m completed and about an! the
hasten-pin at work. The mills will
’ running full time early next
It‘ ' 3 ' l
N
Ea ”VIE; kart has gone to
, . r ‘ l' ,3.) “kafpoailiou as teacher
“spublloscbools of that place.
, - "Is ‘a‘graduate of the State
{chill in the class of ’00.
The annual colleen; at St. Mary’s
sow amounts to over 82,000.
fi- .3 Swill probably bslncrsaaed
Gnu sothat thetotal
W" “ ,helu thansighborhood of
Norwalk Steam Laundry
r, audlrouplsiu pleces,notin-
shears glinds.atliOcents per
3 Wanamwillhemade
failywashings. Good-called
aldglsflvsrsd. R. F. Askew.
vr l’ « w
3| ' iWillilurzl'Olz'flodfrey;
Ml
v 0'“?!me was ‘94.”
Drama Isnow looatsdatths
W of Main and Elizabeth streets.
lire. Ann Gill. an old rounder, was ar.
rested by Sheriff 'l‘oner this morning for
being dinnk and disorderly. ‘
An sdjourned meeting of the Junior
‘Prohlbition Club, will be held in Drbble's
Hall, at 7:80 o’clock, this evening.
- -E. P. H. Capron has furnished a 40-
horse power engine to the Glastonbury
woolen mills.
The, Irish 6565...?“ (kimpany, of
wbioli'F. Cordon Meade is a member,
will play at Easlon, Penn. on Tuesday.
Charles F. Hoodoo, the music dealer,
istooccnpy the store in the Qaintsrd
block, corner Wall and Knight streets.
Rev. E. K. Crissey, Sr., of New York
will preach in the Rowayton Baptist
church in marrow morning and evening.
, Miss Hannah Youngs died at lbs resi—
dence or her sister, Mrs. Henry Bennett,
lullasl Nprywalk, yesterday, aged 81
. , . w“; r ,,
yet”: Ill"" ' * L “l’r” " ‘ III" E
1.5 ,., ls. .,,.) “44...; . ill .I ,
s: ptblnitiint
farmed! WWW-idle! lununismllsed‘
93m». .121».- raumt willlbulbeld Mon-
day afternoon.
line of 6-inch gas. pipe, which is soon to
be extended to Winnlpnuk by the Nor-
walk Gas company.
—Curhing, 50 cents—t; foot.
Sheldon, contractor.
W. 1!.
Ticket number 576 drew the fifteen
dollar prize oilered at the hat finishers'
picnic. It is not yet known who the
holder of the lucky ticket is.
Owing to the removal of Asbury C3
Home from this city, it will beneces-
sary for the Common Council to elect a
city registrar in his place.
Candidates for the city, borough and
town officers are being talked about by
the local politicians and it will not be
long before the political pot will be
boiling.
A special meeting of Pilgrim Council,
0. U. A. 11., will be held this evening to
take action upon the death of William
M. Stevens, who was a prominent mem-
ber of the council.
Owing to the storm last evening the
meeting of the Christian Workers of the
East Avenue M. E. church, which was
to have been held at the home of Miss
Estelle Reeve, was postponed.
—Depot Restairrant. Open all night.
Park &Tillord’s tea and codes. cream, 5c.
Fresh sandwiches, pie and cake, be.
John McGuire, a Brooklyn contractor,
was in town yesterday looking over the
proposed line of pipe to be laid between
the upper and borough reservoirs. pre-
paratory to sending in abid for the work.
Rachael, wife of Richard 8. Jones,
died at her home on Camp street, early
this morning, aged 78 years. The fu-
neral will be held from her late residence
at No. 9 Camp street, on Monday after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
In another column the County Com-
missioners advertise for proposals for
building the County Home for dependent
and neglected children at Norwalk. We
hope some Norwalk contractor will be
the successful bidder.
The new bell recently placed in the
torrer of the First Congregational church,
the gift of Miss Julia A. Lockwood, will
be changed for one which re a tone and
a half lower. The bell will be placed in
position early next month.
Miss Josie J. Jones, of this city, has
presented H. C. Bouton. of the street
railway line, a handsome crayon por-
trait of himself. It is the second at-
tempt of Miss Jones, and she certainly
deserves much credit, as the work is
perfect.
to Bridgeport this morning to arrest Wil-
liam Murphy, whose sentence in jail
expires to-dsy. Murphy is wanted on
the charge of cruelly beating aborsc.
Re is the young man who hired a horse
in Stamford to go to a funeral and came
to this city instead.
The “Doorkeeper's Circle" of King's
Daughters of the First Congregational
church expect to givealswn party on
the grounds of Miss C. 15. Raymond, on
Knighturm- Tuesday afternoon. llrnm
2m lust“, willlolcluek. «v'llhsrosvllt hol
orcbpatnI-‘musio. Ice cream and eats?
will. be served, and a pleasant time is
promised for all;
Peter O’Neil has received a routing
and re—issusof pension. Mr. O'Neil re-
cently resided in the cottage adjoining
George Clarke's residence on Prospect
avenue. but is now insane and is in
Brooklyn. Thu pension is payable to his
wife. The back pension will amount to
“.500, and he will receive 372 per month
from March 4, 190. Mr. O'Neil former-
ly received to per month.
-1-‘ivs elegant sewing machines to be
given array at Smith Broa’. shoe store.
1‘.‘ Main street, Norwalk, one on each of
the folbwing dates: Sept. 30, Nov.18.
Jan. 5. Feb. 17, March 31. The person
guemlng the nearest to the number of
shot in the jar will be awarded the Iirrt
machine, to be given away Sept. 30.
Every dollar’s worth you buy entitles
you to one guess.
Ashamfulslght has beenwltnevaed on
our streets several times this wsekp-a
drunbeuwourau withabsbsiuheranus.
aada small child crying at her side.
Whatcauhesald clatter-on who will
furnish driaktothls wear-at Bsought
to bemadsatlesstto mpreheud that
his conduct is “tester. And the
wslsuhusstroagkllo spprslrsadsd
sad puaiaasd. Bershildrsu would he
. tlcut Fife and Drum association will be
jeci~Cbrtslianlty and suggestive facts.
The public cordially invited.
Zsurlt avenue, Esst Norwalk.
at ”m-‘hyl'rae‘rm. SubjeéI-l-Rw
retracts: “£10.. Malawian-riser on
Sunday schooltlfldlll. pvuylae ravlcdp‘I'M'
meipg. Subject—The oblivious and h
the ambitions of the life of grace. Ii.
vices at 10.30 a. In., and 7.30 p. m. Morn-
lng, Administration of 11on Commun-
ion. and the reception of probationers.
Evening subject. In a strait between
two opinions.
jest Sunday evening—~Fuliilled prophecy.
«Lev. 20:14.15. Wednesday "ming—
Laborer aod reward—2 Cor. 0:1-18.
J. P.8lephenr. pastor. Preaching 10:3)
am. and conference insuring.
school 12 m.: prayer meeting 3 not;
preaching and communion service 7:30
p.m. Subject—The union of believers
with Christ.
oflhe church
of Alml My God ma our hearts
to do His work. y mm
Iscorts his sister to enlertalrnenls, Io-
stsad of someother fellnw’svlster. Such
a young man studies his pocketbook,
and when he marries be will supply his
family with Brussels soap, because it's
economical and good.
_ _ _ 3 ‘lflfl‘. q
um wars) rr laatlva at... n. at.
lapped lvary nay. -
The snow tournament of the Counse-
hvld in Hartford, Sepuntber 11.
C. P. Gaylord. of Terryville, has paid
shoot “00 fine and costs for selling cider
brandy illegally at his distillery. ' ,
Editor Swift has recured release of all
attachments against the Waterbury Sun
day Herald by furnishing a 03,000 bond.
Fire In the Weed sewing machine
building at Hartford yesterday destroy,
ed Interior walls and rrmchrnery valued
at about $8,000
The convention of Cnrmtran Works-rs
in the United Sluts-a and Canada will he
held In the South Baptist church, Hart-
ford, November ll 12.
Paul Zuzisky, of Bridgeport, a dull ap-
pearing boy, is reported to be able to
tell at a glance the number of beans or
outs in a handful placed before him.
In the Windham coon'y superior court
Thursday R E. Douglass pleaded guilty
to a charge of lmrrcoing Rev. Father
Van Der Voort sudwap sent to jail for
IQWEQN' ’Vfl'.1,:7l.’=’.tv~1m. uplanume Wm; 3r
{nacho >Wbslsrr, :n' itifsisruswnyrmtltoufi ‘
.wamlred forlp‘ haunt-mnnnusml-g
w thnmmlum. nodes“ tdil'd‘
’Jbbn' ‘Réadongthe’ lbsidé'r‘bf'a gang of
boy thieves. _
Thirty thumand cigars were seized by
revenue officers at tin-factory of Mrs
Augusta Winkler of Hartford, who had
been using revenue stamps stripped
from old boxes.
Warden Chamberlain of the state pn-
soo and John C. Taylor of Hartford will
represent Connecticut at the meeting of
the National Prison association in Cin-
cinnau a fortnight hence.
E. R. Hubbard, of Maiden, formerly
employed in the Cormlltdsted road's
freight oilices in Nrw Haven, is accused
oi obtaining mum-y on checks signed
with the name of the bogus firm of
Henry Ncmo& Co.
Within a few minute»: two enhancers
collided trim the steamer Iioswinle of
Bridgeport in the East river, New York,
Wednesday afternoon, nod she received
serious damage. A panic among the
culty.
A Youngstown, Ohio, young lady
came to New Britain to hCCi‘DI a position
asteacher in the Smu- Norrrml school.
Wednclday she was given a month’s
salary and an amount equaling expenses
incurred. She lrl haul to have been told
that she was too homely for the position.
In the Fairfield county superior court
yesterday S. E Baldwin, counsel for J.
A. Bostwick and other stockholders in
the Shepaug, Litchlield and Northern
railroad, secured an injunction restrain
ing G. D. Chapman and others from is-
suing $300,000 fond; of the old Shepsug
road which they propose selling to the
Croton Valley road of New York.
—Students from Daobury, Bethel, Red
ding, Stamford, Norwalk and South
Norwalk are at the Commercial College,
Gazette building. Call in and see in
between 10:30 a. m. and 1 p. m., or even
lugs.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Scum Nonwacrt Barrier CHL’Rf'Il -—
Rev. Archibald Who-mun, pastor. The
Lord‘s supper will be observed at the
morning service. after a brief sermon on
notification. Topic for evening—Vaca-
tion results. The public cordially in-
vited.
Sour" Norrwltur Costmzonroxar. -—
Celebration of the Lord's Supper at 10:30
a.m.; Young People's meeting at 6:40 p.
m.; preaching at 7:30 by the pastor.
Tntxlrr Cllvncrr —-Fuurreenrh Sunday
after Trrnrty. Holy communion and
sermon at 10:30 a. m Evensong at 7:30
p. m.
Nouwacx Ms'rironlsr (“Hermit—Tho-
pastor, Rev. Mr. Van Aielvrw, will
preach. At 10.30 a. m.. administration
of the Holy Communion. At 7.30 p. m.
Items of interest along our route through
the States and Canada.
NORWALR Barns? Crrr'rwrl.-llev. (I.
E. Torrey, pastor. Morning theme—The
motive power of the church. In the
evening—Peace, won or bought, which?
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at
0-30 pm. Strangers made welcome.
Filter Cosanzua'nosal. Currie".—
Servmes at 10:30 and 7:80. In the morn-
rng Holy Communion, baptism and re-
ception of members. In the evening Dr.
Noble will continue his discourses on
Christianity and other religions. Sub
Anvm Clims'nn Cutout.- Van
I’roaeh
I1. Tucker, pastor.
East Avenue M. E. Consort —~Ser-
Smlnowooo Usrort (Juana-Jab
Kmorrr mm A. If. E. Cannon.“
Sabbath
We ask the united prayers
as that the cleansing ruirit
-1...‘.‘.'m...."“ '“..’..T,..;.‘.;‘.. who
”was
passengers was averted only with dii'ii- Y I
Weddings in Parties a Specialty.
11mins. ll.
oas NICE? ONLY.
Thursday, sepr. .r ,1
mrmuullmm
lllll llllllll Wllll
MUSIC. DANCING. Etc.
Till Royal Larsen Military Bull
THE HARMONY ORCHESTRA.
This is the Inert musical organization
with a traveling company.
Grand Ila-ads at noon; Grand Concert In front of
thealre at 7 p. in.
no nos asrss rr,
Prices, on. 50 and 75m
x..-
Opera House. One Night Only.
A beautiful picture of We and love In the Emer—
ald Isle. See the "decade of real wales. 'l'llegrut
txploslon. The Irish glen by moonlight. The
beautiful scenery. Irish songs .19; and Reel. Danc-
ing, etc. Villmgbis in Motion, lull nights in New
or . Prices 33,:llaud 75c. Chart now open at
Hale's, Norwzrlk, and Plalrted’s, South Norwalk. :7!
"A GOOD THING."
0 I” E It, A I] O [’8 E
5. R. STANLEY. Manager.
Ono 311:1: Only.
THURSDAY, SEPT, 11.
Till CELEBRATBD
HAN FAMILY
Unqltestlonably the most Versatile, Refined and
Artistic troupe of
DIIRTII M A If Ens
Rommiela. ('ornedlsea. Vocal, Musical and bearing
lxpcvts.
are, no sills. natty «roots.
Ilsa Joslu coasts
rras'rurt osoiroa moan.
and a strong supporting company.
Admission, $5, 35 and no (touts.
I‘eats now on sale at line's, Norwslk, and Plats-
lcd's south Norwalk.
LULLA
saunnnasr men's
SOCIALS
Dorlne rbenonlh of ember. there will beat
Dorlon Point, every San-1r ay night,
CONCERTS AND SDCIABLES
Coral Muric will be provided and a ,' ' rims
gnarvntred
WThelmlne will remain cum all winter 'nr
guest-ontlle Koroprsu plan lrnun for p-sfllcs
of any on». will be prompr furnished,
3'. E. POWER
r:l if I'Rlli’ltfl'l‘iltl.
It I'll“ OVAL.
DR, WIHAHNAN has moved to the cotter of
Main and lersbe beta, South Norwaslt. so in
THE N EW
F DRNITDRE STORE
I” and 200 Washington tit.
South lovwalk, last 2nd of Bridge.
'I'IIIDIXJBI COLIIAH, ProprII'ol'
Picture Pruner, tanking Ola-«s. ctr. Price.
will suit ymtllliill only
lllll‘llliaiilylzilllg‘llllggl‘!
Ammxmfi
we..
deal may he interviewed at the College after Aug,
bib. calama- slot on application. 3.:
on Man llllllm You Lie!
lsveuceuis eddy will give you at Iadowasrat
l'olieyof slam parable at so years of an," at
death. 11 prior; or Ive csnlsa day, will re you a
Huxley I?! [Lam’s'od "20:0 not" a what
on e a. new role or! 1 rear
:fter thrlr’el.I Oouaeetlcut General Life Insuran-
L'o-pauy, of liartlorvi.
it. It L'ROlllDllU. amt.
Washington street. Souls Nix-alt.
CANDLES
THIS WEEK llllLY ill A Lil
Over 0va Installer-re
cmmc
, trouble Belerencesl
1 an .
i...
llll
_ 1111 informavlon at Srnrlml attire.
WASHINGTON STREET,
South lorvvalk, Conn.
aria If?
W A. NTED.
advertisements under this
Ilaes,ltlme2rc,,sumes50=
SITUATION—I Al AN AC’I‘IVI STRICTLY
unaware young man. well educated. good
morals. rapid penlusn, quiet: at figures. understand
German. annulled, can we security, nest refer-
ences. Joseph ling. sentinel once. is it
IIIDIATRLY. A 81110th “1R1. FOR US“
cral housework. Inquire of In. If. '1‘. Bells.
No. 83 Ian avenue. is if
AWNING MAN 1'0 Mail RIISILF GIN!!!-
ally useful In a dining room Must be used
to the business and have good references; none but
those having the above quallilcatloas need apply.
For full parlltulars Ir quire at the American House,
16 lain street. Norwalu. cl if
summers, av res NORWALK mos
Worse Co . South Norwalk. Ct. r8 2w
A
'l‘llltll GINTLBMIN W181! ROOM AND
'board In aims American family. that will .be
misded to make lily per cent prolit, for their
frequlrcd. Address Bowl,
3...,mrt3sans.
head. not exceeding 5
. 1 week 81 no.
t
3., l , l'
A... . .3 .3
Advertising“ dude this head, not cxmeding 5
lines. I timefit; 8 times 50c. 1 was! $1.“:
1‘W0 REGISTERED JERSEY NEW M11131]
Cows: lint elm family cows; very genrl .
N. L. Rockwell. t3 lw
I‘ ones.‘ maniacs AND menses. m-
sire of Giorgi! Ulckwmld, at cigar store,
booth orwala. ”as If
AllMlle’l'ItA'l'llH‘ri SALE --A DWRLLINO
[louse and about 11 acres of land, on ll Neck
road, in rlontlr Norwalk being the homes lately
occupied by Benjamin I’. Reed. deceased inquire
of William B. Reed, Administrator 125 if
‘II‘WO choice building lots, to and on feet front, on
West avenue Apply to W. ll. SAMMIE. or
i. I HOY‘I’ (12 if
Til—MEET:
Advertbcments under this head. not carnation 5
line, 1 time to. r tlmepfiflr. lweek 81 (ll
B‘1\’R.Rf)llMS 0N TIIK FIRST FLOOR. (N
Burbank eraser, Rent ‘9. Apply to J. L.
Burbank, 61 South Maine: , nonth Norwalk -.'l rlt
F"
W.
RNIRSRD 11011530?le ROOMS MUELY
located in South Norwalk. Rent very moder-
Addrt'es, "W. W.“ this odlce. a51lt
FURNIAHKD ROOM WITH OR WITHOI'T
board, at. No. 5 North avenue. Cr. nt'ernen
preferred. Terms moderate. ~.'. fir
T45 BBLDl-ZN AVKVUl—REN'I‘ FREE Tl)
Oerobert; third flat; 5 rooms. private hall,
water. dumb wallet, pulley lines etc; adulls onlv.
Terms 15 per month. Apply at No. ill I nion Park,
Norwalk. H 3:
flirt orrtnss .rcsr vaca'rsn or w. s
llldrr om Ferris' hardware store. Tavlor .tt
am") If
Golden.
M ,, ,__._A__J., , 3, L _
APARTMENTS 01’ YOUR A311) FIVE ROOMS
onllenry street sooth Norwalk. Rents no
and ‘12. Possession atonrc. A vply to Taylor a
Golden, South Norwaik, or W. 'oungIJt Lock
wood Mfg Co. as 23
110115! Ill" NINE ROOMS. NEAR uI'YER's‘
l grocery store. lily avenue; good order; poems
sic" lrnrnrvilately; rent, :12 on, E. A. Woodward.
hobbit nil}. 14' “twill-.7. man}
my
Inquire of C. .‘Ififll or the ‘r'ollt llat I‘um—
A PLIAIIIINT to... m". insvmm
yiwt
locality is Mend to ma wbnwouid like to
visit Washington some than during the winter or
filing. Roomandboard no a day. Ira.) R
bouerIl It..N w., ashlngton, 11.0
F0? E513 033"? nuns
nlbtf
Advertisements nutter this head. not exreedtng 5
llnss ttlrnethe. lttmes soc. lweek 31m
IIOl‘n'E W111i NINE ROOMS A‘D FUI‘R
A acres of land runtaln'lm: lurh. archer: and
good garden. sltna't‘d a: South \li‘litin within
three mlnnlos' walk . f t' (- elation: terms very low
Apply to U R. Wilson. Caz tic ilulldl p, Norwu'a
auLWuidZw
Advertlieinenm under this had not erratum.- 5
lines. 1 llnre‘z'lc.:ll1mcs 50:. 1 wwk $1.0)
nTWBKN WILTON AND Mlhl‘tl NOR-
wa It. aslrzgle write shawl wllh brown plaid.
The Order will he loutably rewarriul by lusting the
same at this oflice. stint
l Ellllllrll al-L’I‘I‘BR Wl'l'll M ALIllilr’l'e'ON
. no rollar. A n-rvsrdvvxll (w rare! for tile re-
rum to lie/rue l huler. Huron lllll.run'h Nor
min. e6 11
'3 illlerN-blillfl’ Allitllv‘l‘ slum ravines
I" Island, Monday morning; “as I'i‘qull‘kal up
alllo'clock Thenmler will be rcwarrie by‘lesat.
l- i
MALAAAALRAAWW
Bill 00 Il’Oli I‘.
Fall term opens on Monday,
CON N.
day and
evening. lorry trim pupils have been plaeul in
good paying powllloml aim-r Jan 1 of thlv year, with
ralarlea from '15 to '19 per week. Read for gift]-
lar. e - t
(3*. 1.; o; .1 Id [.1 F 15" “i.
UNDERTAKER.
8‘: North lain street, South Norwnllr
Rent '4, bo'h
of“ stall hours. The service-cl an Inmate
:M Varietal [Waging myl ”.3.
E L E R.
Illumomle, Watches, Jewelry.
flue Walsh lull-[ring a martial»
II south las- an. loath Sari-ark.
JOHN D. llOUGil’l‘Y
‘ A R T r s 'r‘ .
yummy "I Wm Twenty-third vim-v New York
city. he- opeueo a Illdlo tn the l‘mt on" Building
south waala. when be Is to Instruct
“groin the hvslrm art. in class or ill private.
rllt Parollsg. Water Colors, Ives [laud Ilraw~
lag sad Tapestry Palatine a sprclalry. ino n
A Graduate
knoll-ll able toobtalu a Illicit.
3337.? flood mm. are always in do-
not.
Attend the Snell Business College
'9‘ wlllarqairs akaowledgsof buslsese that
2:53." rlmT‘Rd‘lmm'fllhmi
Rial Lillll ull Illllull,
Tal‘leware, Cut
and Ill RM”
Burlap, and Retailing done. Prices lowaad rails.
fsctrou guaranteed
Sllllll llarull Pilillll Company
Own-lie Steamboat Dot-k. lo. Norwalk.
- 3-.---- . 3%.
I138 BAIBB’S
For Young Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
The tenth year opens on'lhntvday. Sept. 10.100.
A t and couplets anus-a course lssltorderl.
or we ills its students for any College
The Primary I comment has been newly furnish-
ed Kindr'rnrtai sac Primary pupils will have
natural History in adnl'lon to former work. The
sub set will be presented in a most attractive man-
ner 1 Miss Baboock of Albany lira Bums
teaches Art also, in all its branches.
'hnnrlerlor auras; nararg'sreil‘t‘o pupils stud
e “surges. e s again charge 0
the at of “nation.
A pretty Criminal connects the two houses
now occupird y the School. A trained and experi-
enred teacher. a lady. will direct the Gymnasrla.
a d see that the exercises and weights are soiled to
the ago And siren h or the pile.
lire Baird will avsi in Ibcrnusir. by line
Der'ereanx, who has high testimonials from Dr is
S. Mills. fol’lnany years her teacher in this country.
Ilse Devereaux subsequently studied somc.years
under the masters rn Germany and Italy to r-
fect herself in Instrumental and vocal music Tobe
pianos (six In number) are all Ins instruments
During the past year the accommOuatlona for
pupils have been largely i
.tnntlsl improvements
accessed and many sub—
madg to add to the converts
an] _ of the Pu ll desiring
admission should make immediate appl on and)
OFFICE OF BOARD OF IA ilAGllRNT
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FAIRI'IELD COUNTY TEMPORARY ROME.
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JOHN 0. PAGE.
GEL). It. unusual). Penal: Corn‘rr.
JOSIPII W JOHNSON. '
1.. W. Wlsrlllhs of state Board of Charities.
C A 1.1 mam, of state Board of Health
JOSRPII W. JOHNSON, flec‘y and Treas
T0 CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Estimates.
Bamozrom. Conn, Sept. 3. 18.0.
Sealed proposals for building a Conan Rona
BIIILDIIG n Noawau, Connecticut, on land own.
ed by Fairleld County, will be received at this
once until 1:! I. Wednesday. September Irrh, 1m).
The , or runous making proposal-r shall
furnish the same in a sealed envelope lrdorved.
"Pro lfcr building aCoun. Home at Vorwrik,"
with is or their names, and a drew-«l Iothe Chair—
man of County Home Board. at this cities on or
before thedvy and hour above named. At which
time and place the proposals will lleoxened and
read by the Chairman
For particulars or the nature and client of the
work robe dose reference must be msrlelo the
plans and rpecincat'onr which are on file at the
lattice of Albert 11 Beers, Archile l, opzoeitc deOI,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Each bid mm be accompanird by a certified
chest forbper cent. of the amount of concert.
payable to the order of the Chairman of Board,
t‘ald check to be forfeited to County 1! said bid
(Ier should fall to enter 1010 contract utlhtn a rue
rlnab e titre if the work In awarded him with astral
factory local eecurilv.
b This Board reserves, the right t l reject any 0: all
ids.
JOHN 0. PAGE. Board of Hans
. grment
3553;, ($333.13., $.33... on... .13....
all 9:
fllllli-AAATUGA!
LAST Tull—0F Allll: SEASON
Third Grand Four Days’ Visit to
Saratoga Springs and Return
By Special Limited Express with Drawing Room
Cars attached. on
mommy, sun's. 8
leaving South Norwalk at 9:18a. m. and Norwalk
at it'll! a In.
Total cost. $8.50 for the round trip, which Is-
cludes good board at excellent houses. admission to
ill tle Parks Mineral 8pm eraud Concerts. the
ma. nlflcent Pampers. to. 3:. Tolhc Continental.
Cnngre s Hall, Grand I'ulon and other llo'els, $1 on
a d upwards. increased cost; Drawing boom (jbnlrfi
31 oo exrrs bway This sp:endid trip is given
by the Sat a "YgCII a'd Recreation and Bones
tonic Ra'lroad l‘omparucs. Train lean- Saratiia
on Thursday. a! 2 p In. Book of armor. tlctele
should be secured one or two days in source l
Tlckeil tor Dale and large crcnlsrs glvln In 1 in-
formation. a: l’I-rlstm's drug store, South gammk.
and at the Railroad station, Norwalk. r‘lrenlara
can also be ohtalnec at this else. all:
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER
l~ four more as strong as that whwh n u-uaily sold
and male the same.
Hill’s FAAIIIILAE Hillflili
An» unsurpassed. Supplied by all firstvclaas dealer»
HALE,
'r‘n n; r n" rues. Is'r‘.
JOHN IIAUP'I‘,
Flumelly manager of Farrlngton’s market, has
Ida
Meat’Msrkel
in w. it. Ayres'store wort none slur. "mt,
where he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
MI.“
W To the Citizens of South Norwaik
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared to do
Gull, Silver, hotel and Ulllllllll
fl’LA'l‘ING,
l'ollshlug and Refinishing all
lslrrda of Metal Goods.
A specially made of Chandeliers. Ranging Lamps.
Bicycles. harness 'l'rxutmiugs.
Witness llsrdwars soldering.
4.9 Water Uta-cos.
use if
coir lunar. courts! too-Hick)
SROI’I'TRASD AND "PI-I l’I‘IlIO
nan attolllI’ ...................... ..
lltllhlofi (one year) .........................
In extra” lav been and statisasn.
A. It. RIRORARII. Principal,
sale In ”to III In west. Iorwlea, Oran.
scones 11. millions,
New Sloniblr 48 Iiain st, Norwalk
Furniture Dealer.
Also Punishing Undertaker.
“ore-Jill MEDIAN-r...
or." n' '4."" h.“~"....."" "' m "mm
ti‘fl‘
RIBBONS .
We have just received a now assortment ,
of Ribbons and have marked them at LOW
PRICES for" so good a quality.
AHA AREA'AAL Almixallllilllil
Will 3") orig medicinal
NA. Blg Drlve
1 Carton No. 7 Farley Ribbon at 5 cents.
I Carton All Silk Fancy Ribbon at 7 cents.
Alli-ll] Sash Ribbons and Human s
‘—'QI>—~—
W 1 are putting out our
FALL STACK F DRESS Lflflfli
And are sure you will find them good
values.
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BARGAINS’ IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS
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A. lllllllllllllflll & his
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
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Is what are you going to do for Fl'llli this full and winter.
Read this and you have IIII' :tnswm' We haw purchased an
c.\'lruurdill:rry stock of the finest quality and variety of
CANNED GOODS
and they huvojusl begun to arrive. We anticipate an unpre-
cwdontml sale in this line, um] wv 1'ch safe in saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and it you do not like Fruits
in cans, We have them in glass We have also just received
New Edam, i’im: Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for past favors, We are your.» cordially,
M0035 l... I
All . All Llllllllllllll Pillli.
BOOTS All]. SHOES
GLoveneoLSEN’s
SPECIAL'I‘IIBS:
Our Small Kill I‘dia' 00.00 Shoes are the mi... over offered in South Novwalk.
Indies‘ French Kid "and Served, Mdim‘ French turned and wells at prices that
will aslonlsh you.
A full line of ladiev', Children‘s and lion’s Shim that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER dz OLSEN
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headers in the Boot and Shoe m
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