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iii.
5
Sat.
6
13
20
27
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18
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.29 30
Car rout lot-aid Woatlter loreeaeto.
3 ”cold were,” attended by snow,
Mot lonlana will probably move
May into the Murmur Valley, with
‘ from. A attire) will probably
“ , , Kentucky eastward, accom-
_ rain, and giving rise to brisk
ll“. 4 “if, i;ndlwctlllcrly fwrriditiflnnd
. ,0 t iconic rom och
willow: May. In this district to-
% cloud to partly cloudy weather
M prevail, with slight ther-
“chem find [melt northeasterly to
my winde, lollowed by rain. In the
‘ . Slater partly cloudy to cloudy
. wutherand Ireeh easterly to northeast—
wly wind! will prevail, with slight ther
, malchonger, followed by rain; and in
”x. New England, nearly stationary temper.
attire and partly cloudy to fair weather,
with fruit, Variable winds, but brink
northeaeterly and eullerly, with rain on
flicfiontbern coasts. On Friday in this
city and aectton and in New England
3 My to partly cloudy, slightly warmer
ti weather will probably prevail, preceded
rain, on tin the northern parts of
latter, with fresh northeasterly and
northuly winds, followed by higher
temperature and cleaning in this section:
I'd on Saturday, warmer. partly cloudy
to flit weather and variable WIndE. The
.W now in South Dakota willudvance
Wtholakea with increasing force.
' m m: tor roster-mt.
In!!!” I Bunnie I ldigh tide I Low tide
5.30 6.08 9 40 3.26
. Pioneer no}: and Ladder company
holdtheirregulnr meeting this evening.
W N. Lee is having a barn
«Merlin the rear all his residence on
Gland Itreet. ..__..._.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, K. of R.
willeonler the aecond degree this even-
ingoneeveralcandidotee. ,
Connecticut Good lite—Spun will hold
a “twentyoacventh annual reunion in
7' meagre-nun 24 and 25.
1: M Fowler Pout, U. A. 1%., have
emu nponNov.5,6, 7am! 8 es the
tiara for holding their (air at Music
“Hall. W
‘1' v-ilower connections at bottom prices.
3 Sheldon, contractor.
. 11» “City of Null—y; will make her
lllt trip to the city on londay morning.
:23 Elwin lay up for the winter in New
York.
'29 ’ The hydrant In front of theBrady reci-
Monlhrkeleyatnlet, bubeen moved
to the edge e! the aidlewalk by order of
the Court or Barge-ails.
. Some oi the beat pool players in the
country are to participate in a pool tour-
. m It Word, {or which arrange-
ment- are hing pertttcted.
W R. lackey and bride, nee lilies
Buy A. liner, have returned [root
,4; that wedding tour and are now residing
; to that room on Helmet street.
. L miller prophet announces that the
,1,’ rulhh its orbit will pm through a
mugfiptflnbu 17 to El: also that
If there will be a general storm September
‘i, “to”. W
.15. funeral 01 William Miller will
WM“ hie latcrrcsidence on Sum.
j as m thi! evening. To-morrow
morning the remains will bctnltcn to
’ lewburg, ll. Y., (or interment.
‘ Mg with Tuesday, Septem-
hl‘, m Bt'iiitherliv South Nor-
warm will clear Tnesdnye, Thuw
PC: ”I III Fridaya at lbw o'clock.
j‘. mm and three eenior coun.
; lib—III“ hat evading and appropri-
“Mfidtobc need on the streete
fiftieth}. Thin ia the same amount
3: ”autumnal last year.
J" ‘Itjlloaly lawlnl uphill milled grouse
Thin: Olltober l to January
.4." from October I to January I,
”m Iron Clubber Ito January
[Jr Mildew oil the above are pro‘
W I” UV.
. array when; Iricnda at John
‘flmlawltlboamtry role-m that he
. . . ‘ filling in! Bright’a diam.
‘ b one at the oldest maiden
having {pone to work tor the
Lock matey in the opting oi
.l.
.e—flva depot roaring machines to be
‘ mat Smith Broa’. shoe atom.
‘llh duet, Norwillk. one on each 0!
,. detail Sept. 30, Nov. 18,
. 5.1%.”,lererh 81. The person
' the learnt to the number or
“Ethefirwlll lip awarded the tint
“he. lobe [iron oway Sept. 30.
my aim worth you buy entitle-
lIIagaagaru. __
‘1. firm at Belling, came down
10”an thonooo train,
. . \ by Ill Wear-clam
mm combatin-
Ii-aunae to taut wit-e he be-
momma-nu. Harald“
., Hewlett-boy how-am.
“HM- thaw
ll
nit-mot a. tutti-ii n rtlll
menace to tile been by liters. 1‘
H". Martin Rowe be- purchased the
Burns property In Beat Norwalk.
The work of changing the curb line
between Crow and School streets, is pro-
graming rapidly.
Mu. Mortimer II. Lee was not quitcao
well during last night, but aha in getting
along on well as can be expected.
"Our German Ward" band gave a
creditable concert on Railroad Square
during the noon hour to-day.
-Cnrbing, 50 cents a tent.
Sheldon, contractor.
The luneroloi Mn. Eudora Gregory
was attended Irom her late residence in
Cranberry Plains this nIternoon.
William
A bright eyed—little daughter has or-
rived in the household or Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mend, Hillside Place, this city.
Several important improvements at.»
being mndo (about lire. Caroline B.
Perry's residence on Wilmington street.
. Attorney Joseph A. Gray is the father
of a bright boy baby, which first saw
tbolight of day on Tuesday alteration.
The adjourned—chm tit—State vs. Henry
Dayton will be tried before Juetico Sel—
leclr this evening in L'twyer Gray’n oilice.
The Fakire Will play the Uranitevillc
base ball club on the grounds of the lor-
mer at 3.30 o'clock, Saturday alteration.
Mrs. J. 1’. Allen died at her liormI in
Brooklyn on Tuesday. Tito remains
were brought to Norwalk on the noon
truth for interment in Union cemetery.
The marriage of Mien Lillian Sherwood,
the popular isopmno singer or~ St. Paul’s
choir, to Dr. James Ne with, is an-
nounced to take place curly in October.
Err-mail carrier W. T. Peat in devoting
himselt assiduously to the fruit business
and breeding thoroughbred hogs at his
country place, near the swamp, on the
Turnpike, which he had named "Pig-
ville."
The horse railway track utveeper passe
ed down West nvenue about 3:00 o'clock
yesterday morning, causing such a
strange commotion that some of the
wakclul residents of the avenue thought
u genuine western cyclone was in town.
—Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
I’urk & Tillord'c ten and collar}, cream. Tic.
Freah sandwiches, pie and cake, 5:.
The bill granting clerks in first and
second~claas poet cillces eight hours as a
day's work has been killed, but it has
been recommended that they be granted
leave of absence for filtcen days. This
makes our city and borough post oilice
clerks Ieel rattler ”glum."
The White Star steamer ”lilajcstic,"
which broke the eastern passage record
six hours and fifteen minutes, making
the run to Queenstown in five days,
twenty-three hours and sixteen minutes,
need the celebrated Pocahontas coal, ad-
vertised eo extensively by John H. Fer-
rie.
The Ladies” Aid Society of the Beret
Avenue M. E. church met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. E. Gotham on First
avenue last evening. Committees for
the coming harvest fair were appointed,
and the interest taken in the event he-
epeaka the success that the (air is deec
tined to be.
Connecticut Patents.
The lollowing were issued Sept. 9,
I890. Lint tarnished from olfice of A.
M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
David T. Crockett, Bridgeport, com-
bined strainer and discharge cocks for
varnish tanks; Wilbur F. Dial, Bridge-
port, Ieeding mechanism Ior sewing
machines; W. F. Dial & I". W. 012mm,
Bridgeport, feeding mechanism tor eew~
tug machines; Freeland W. Uttrom.
Bridgeport, securing: anchors within
cakes of soap: Thomas Beecher, New
Haven. sash lautener: Henry A. Bennett,
New Haven, transom litter; Joseph F.
Goodrich. New Haven, which seat; 5.
T. Gibbs. Manchester, and C. (l. Perkins,
Ilnrtlord, recrprocatt'ng snap-switch;
Charles (1'. Perkins, Hartford, 13 patents,
cut-out Icr electrical translating Ilevl‘lcr‘il
and electric switch; Lime '1‘. Potter,
llnrllord, belt fastener; Lima J. Al-
wood, Waterbury, Argmid lamp: Theo-
philua It. Hyde. .Ir.. thtethury, glove
Inert-her; Joseph It. Smith, Waterbury,
glove fastener; James S. Thorpe. Watt-r-
bury, piano tuning pin; Charles II. Chis”,
Ilanbury, window shade fixture; George
Dunham, Unionville, nut making triu-
chine; Samuel A. Main, Dunbttry, hat
pounctri machine; Francis ll. Richards,
llarllnr , 2 patents, Mispender buckle
and making plates [or suspend-w buckles:
Arthur E. Burl, l’tne Meadow, bench
plane; John W. Simpson, Th-imuaton,
machine for grinding Belmont or shears;
Frank J. Ilerrick, New Britain, design
belt chap.
1'. M. C. A. Notes.
The reception committee held a meet.
ing Wednesday evening in the secretary's
office. It wan voted to invite the tnemv
here 01 the Ileriden and Bridgeport asco-
ciationa to visit the association on the
evening at Friday, September 23, and
committees were appointed to arrange
for their entertainment while here.
Wedneeday evening. October 8. will
be known in the association an the
Business Men's evening. Invitations will
be imucd to all the business men in the
town to call at the rooms on that evening
between the home 0! 8 and 9.30 o'clock,
for the purpose of inrpecting the pree-
ent room of the association. The
membere ol the reception committee
will be on hand to receive and allow all
the collere the rooms.
The attention 0! all young men in once
more called to the educational cleaner.
with the rcqucat that they send in their
hence no anon an pcarible.
~m~m..-._._m llllll “in: plane upon
which women can play a tune oi happi-
ae-witlineakoot Brneaeluoap.
Matthemheeu'lydroamol lilo
are.” . .
THE LARGEQT
CHEAP PRICE SHOW ON“ EARTH!
IRWIN Blll.’ lililiiilli Sill.
AN 0L0 TIME ONE RING CIRCUS.
coo flat, Women Mill Horses. at .crar Performer". .‘v Funny (Plownw, n". "my or Lew-m ml Tirmblm,
a helmet at Educated Poole: and Donnie,
”f a ’.
M.-
it Troupe (if Tum-d Dogs and Monkoya.
ADMISSiON, Children under ten, 10 cents; Adults. 20 cents.
'l'wo Performances Dally xtt 2 and s p. m.
BNTI‘JIITA INNEN'I'S.
Th0 C-uliurl Titmlly.
Tonight, at the 03mm Iqu‘ l‘, n ill be-
llionuly tipprirttinitt nt’ IRWIN“ :ttiil hentr
int; this minute! Cvlillpnlly oi ant-«la.
The advance Sal» til ill‘kt’ifi him TWP“
large. rm the-r popular l1l\Ul‘llI‘8 urn ~llI'i‘
of a crowded lt iron
“Our (lerlnitn “Find" To‘llizlll.
“()ur Grimm Whit," lac attraction
at Mu-ic llsill this r-vcning, H a cutm-dy
full of song, trietrimvn: lilld rnti'tlnmitig
dialogue. The pity, \tlllCI‘l is well cul-
culati'd to pit-24:) vtn audience, is Illellltlllr
cd alter the light American ctiztivdius.
There are clever people in the cast and
each char-ct” to wvll impersrimttt‘d.
A lecture of tho frilvl'l-fltlllllt‘lll. is the
muiic. E
“He. She. Him, Her " :
Here is what the Oil City I‘l-rricl: mst
of "He, She. Him, Her," Monti .y twglii'ei'
attraction at the Open: lluuuv: A gnoii
house greeted the production of tlmirgc }
H. Adariin‘ Ppt‘fllilnlt; pittituttiitm- of “He. '
She, llim, Ilvr" Inst night. Mr. Adams
is too vet-ll knonu m hie specialtir-i to
need any praise from us. The support
was excellent and numerous ElKi'h‘H
vvvrc sponded to. It was ilu- best show
of its kind that Ill‘ul Vlsllt'i’l Oil Ctty {lilo
season.
Irwin llroa' BI: Show,
The New Brittnin Herald rayon! Irwin
Broa.‘ Bu: Show, which l5 to appear in
South Norwnlk tn Saturday: "Irwm
Bros.’ tent nlmw llln‘ «wetting was vt-ry
largely attended: in fill‘l, ll’it’rt‘ Willi not
sulllcient accntiirnninlitm lor nil tli =sc
Who desired ndtiuasinn. Tm- pitrlornmtice
was excellent, and tvorlliainuch high
er price o! utluiiesmn. The bicycle riders
showed great chill and dcxlt-rity. This
feature nlor‘nA woo Worth lrrblr! the price
of admisston. The show tie-litres lilier-
al patronage."
"l‘hctiotlnty Fair."
The Union Square Theatre succwa and
permanent attraction, ' 'I‘lw t'nutily
Fair," reopened lllrl Monday evt-titng,
September 8th, Int Ils tltird your in New
Yorklonn audivncc which nverllowed
the theatre and brought out the "Stand-
ing room only" sign at ltn early hour.
Neil Burgl-st was It! trrvstillly funny mt
ever as Aunt Abigail I’rtie ntid kept the
audience in L'tlnvul—lulN during ilw l‘l‘l-
tire time that he was no the Hill; . All
the old luvorllt-n iii the I‘leV I'rD"’lll'lIl
their former cuccverw tmd the now onus.
John ll. Main-r. aa'l‘ttii th- leIllH't‘. II'HI
Mien Marietta Noah. n~ ‘l‘uzgn, illl' “will.
mudcntlecided hit in llit-ll' nupet-tlvo
parts. A writable .lmtn
Whose :tliltfl It‘ilpt'tl n dunno; I'flfit'llll‘,
was the rulpllrl‘ til w-t'timl act,
and the scorn- l'vt'r-ivwd u llmlxrvmléy
licnrty round til apnltitw. The In—
moue ruse w.“ own inure ('X‘
citing than Wet, n.» it new rot-w horse,
named Kingfisher, uttvi- iiin iilur, ()Ailil
Molasses, all he could «i.» to bent him
and {or a time. the “Null lnokml entitil i
008, that people held their lm-iitli, rim-
to their (rot, or clivrrctl Wildly imt'onliiig
to their h‘r‘pl't‘llvr‘ li-rnpirmttwua. Tlll'
County Fulfill more til it some“ than
ever and the nflniillnt’t'tllonl that it mil
run (Illl’llll: the» t-ntitrimaon tit theUnlon
Square, wtll lill’ltllilltl'dly bu Illlllllttll.
TIII'I Sill-WAC“ Iltlilll.
Illlrlllllttlll.
illi-
N‘n‘fit“
All Injunction Served on l’roalilcnt Char»
man.
A meeting of the rim-mom of the She-
pnug road ‘Vihl recently IMIII in Lilchlleld.
at which n Contract was entered into lry
the She-pang rind Crottm Valley Railroad
Company, and ”Pllfgi' D. Ripley ol New
York city. in which Mr. Ripley wee on:
caged to build a road from Crnton, N.
Y., oppoeiio Ilttverotrnw, to IInwleyville,
(loom. a dist-moo ol twenty~three miler.
[Io wan toreceiwin payment $300,000
worth of the bonds or tho Shepaug road,
and BI“) bonds of the (lroton Valley
Railroad. The bonds of the Shepnug
railroad were under the control of Mr.
Chapman, president of the company.
All injunction to prevent theistic ol the
bonds hart now been served on President
Chapman and on other onions and
directon, by .l. A. Boatwick, W. I].
Starbuclt, and a low others, who have
recently secured the principal clock of
the road. This injunction la brought an
the ground that the company cannot la.
cue the booth tor each a pnrpoar, and
that the dlreotora’ meeting war not pro-
perly called.
(-9 47.
Base Ballot, Slllllflllfll‘lllll, Saiirlai, Sell. 13.
MD gm radii;
ORE NIGHT ONLY.
Thursday, Sept. 11
The Innnit‘d oI nil Mmical Comedies,
Uflllfll
MUSIC, DANCING. Etc.
luluduumlmuihu
THE HARMONY ORCHESTRA.
This i4 tho- iim-a: Blurlf'nl omniz-ilion cocnuted
With a trawling tumult):
(lmml l’n ride it: lit-UT]; Iirnttd (‘oncurt in trot: of
thrown at T p. in.
DO NOT MISS IT.
l'r'lccv, - 35, 50 and 75¢
‘ "A cool); THING."
()I’E R.A IlOT'SE
S. h'. STANLEY, lounges
Ono lelt Only.
'1‘“ URSDAY, SEPT, I I.
THE CELEBRATE
LflHAN FAMILY
Utzquestlonally the mutt \‘cmthc, Refined and
Artistic troupe rt
IIumnriv'ts, 1 amount”. Vocal, Hormel uzd Banting
Expert».
MR. AND MRS, JERRY t‘OIIAN.
lilies .lilnli". l'IlIlA‘N‘, .
MABTER GEtlltllB (IOUAN.
and a strong supporting company.
Sr-uh now or; Hie at llatlc'e, Xurwai‘i, and Plate-
letl‘a south Nurwalk. n‘t
"Fun {or the Million” The flirty Halter-t Form ([1
“Wall I Guess Yn'as!"
Till} HIREDY ELVU
.. 5 I ~ I:
H . AMSIHECLQWN.
r‘llllltl’.-l1i;litlly of l'uptilnr (Illnll‘IllMlfl in the run-
toivmnicm .‘rltswzcal (,‘titriuly,
HE SHE
mm. on intuit
Monday. Sept. 15th.
AT THE urnlta II'II'SIZ.
HIM HER
Tlilrtl Your. lintirt‘ly New \er tun. tu‘nv Mi sic,
Hurt- ami'l‘riclis. imperial tznviricitc. New You
turn- till! Scrum; "6‘“ hell Mom! on mic nl. lime’n,
Normuitt, uiiil l‘lnl-tttl'n wmlli .‘inrwuik
p'u I'lllt By. (if), Ill and if; rents.
Donor P‘oiii‘r.
SATURDAY IUIGHT
SOCIALS
Ilnrlne the nonih of Sr umber. lllt‘h‘ will brat
Dorlun Point. every Saint by riittht,
CONCERTS AND SOCIABLES
Good Mull: will be provided and ti. pleas-ant limo
gunnntrett.
ITThrhnnnc will "main open all winter for
garlic on‘tbe European plan lttcncrn tor mm"
01 any size wlll be promp Iy Intnlrhml.
The elcitmer'lrcnc D (Innnor"w‘tll run to the
rilllll:tvt.’|')‘ Saturday t-Vt'liln! IIWI’IIK btnlr‘mbgy‘
leaving booth Nnrwallt a; 7:36). m» and will. he»
toning leave Dorian Point at 11:00 p. in
J. E. POWER
'3 l! PRUI'RIK'I'DK.
AUCTION
Will be cold at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. lllth
A‘l' to O'OWK A. N.
At hle rim. No. to loath lain llmthe Internet
of It. ll.“ Ferric in the toilette: article-z line out
hold Ball, one “all ma, one Wall some.
0!". fear Counter Clara, two mum. one can»
meta. Tamara. ,
WILLIAM S. TATE, Tram
, 5.
anWarl ..
NI [Ii’I‘II 1‘1 A Ii [3118,
Admission, 25, 35 and 50 (ferruf
all lllllllllll,
WASHINGTON , STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
an“ it .
WANTED.
For 'Votitig Ladies and Children.
Boarding and Day School
. tenth year opal en‘l’li . . In, in
A i cud earn ”Maugham
or we lie out an be student- 'onriy l'ol
1‘ Primary ,. cparuncnt bu be- lt newly wraith
rd Klndrrrartcn and Primary poplin will have
natural lllito'yln addition to runner work. The
rub not will be omcntrd in a meet altnctlre manv
net )1 lies Baby-ck. of Albany lira W
tournament! undrr thla head. not exceeding 5
litter. 1 time mo. 3 time- wc , 1 week non.
GIRL roe nitration. mnemonic AP-
ply at mt Went avenue, South Kuwait. ill at
YtiUNG HAS TO KATIE IIIIISIIJ GINKR
ally nuclei In a dining room - Inn he need
to the but-inw- and have good relentless; none but
there having the above qualllcatinna need apply.
For full particular! qunlrn at the Amerlenn Boone,
Iii Halo street. Norwnlu. .4 u
Acntnis'rs, or run nonwaur utort
h Worm (Io . South firm-alt. Cl. :3 2w
P03 SALE.
"r.iié£tl.£§i.nrt£'ti'iiin thin .m:1.;;;.‘..n.; 5
lion. l rim-isle. 3 times Mic. 1 week not:
i's'reit SIIKII' "(HL'NTLR-H." WELL
( (curd ln «lip and ringing. Will herald right.
qunlrv ul IIcriry .ltme. Eirt Norwalk. all) In
NH FAMILY "0R“: 'I'OI’ bt'GuY AND
llama», also one Jersey Cow. lemme likable
cc. ;; ' " n
TW
amu- _ emetic-Annette FOR SALE
-) chmp {at at it! recoil: l'nlol nveiitre,ltt:r-
walk. . -; soar
coon FAMILY nettle Kimmie or nits.
A llarvcy. Fitch, 17 Park “Mill, Ni walk all fit
fuller. CARRIAGE AND transmit. m-
quire of GLOIKI! Lockwood. at eight- more.
booth Normslk. j yin ll
DMINIS’I’RA’I‘OH' SALE — A DWELLthl
a House and almul l acm- of mini. on Elv tit-cl:
road, in math Norwnlk. heme ibv l'llll'tlt"lfl'ill lately
occupied by lh-nlr-min I' lived, alert-soul. Imam;
of ultiiam ll Reed. Admiral-trait” m r!
lmlldlflg low, 50 and Cr he: rrmit, on
West .vcuue Applytc W. t'. t-MMMLH. or
I. I. HO‘x'l‘ ”2 ti’
Adverthutcnta under this: head. not t-Xtil'ri" 4; 5
new, 1 time 15c, :5 timm fit). 1 WZH'k St t1».
l I”: "I"?! ‘65 JI'hT VAUATED B? V.»
”up“
until :i'
Iliilor our YIEI'IH' ll'lrllwdlr‘ zit-re.
cu.
‘ 0!“ Fill'll AND FIVE itmflls'
on lleutyr m-t booth Not-wells. “this 5:1
and (ii, Pdrtefllinl or once A ,mly to Toy t r .l:
Golden. Imum NDYWII‘K, or W. ’cunga. at. loci:
wood Mhz (in. a
-. richer: «in ruse mums. new Lil'l'llix"
i A» outcry More, lily ztwnnw; good order. pomp-L
Ii A.
elm itunmtiauiy. mix. 31: w. .‘Imtlixt'd.
PLEASANT HOWE l)! A CONVENIENT
locolity ls altered to perm.» who would mu. m
vial! Washington mm tinn- durimz the wlnhr or
trig. [twin and bond $2.00 a day. lire .l E
moor. it“; t -t , .‘i W“ Worthington. ll l' ; ‘hll'
. emiothe cameo! “lint. ' Suitable mum
itl Iorlte return to El! 5. livnnctt. COB-133ml!
late. so 2*
G is o- ' .r :3: i”. r'ii‘ r“ E.
UNDERTAKER.
3:! Sort?! llaiu \‘rlt‘rt, South .‘tIrWfillt
upon at all hour“. The eervtcw or all Eiri'cn mvr
and Funeral Dill‘Cltll' swims! my] 2,-
msm o: noirmm
A. It’l‘l S'l'.
Formerly ol Wort T-Vin'y-‘Iil'rl sure
rity, bru- opcnctl a -'Iitlto ltl H l.‘ I’tw Uil‘ - ‘
South Bio-mam, Vi be H vh'plr ‘ tit
l‘fllllie‘n the h trio-rt. m, l’
Portrait Finals; Water 6'“. ._
ling and Tit)": r;- I'El‘llHL; .l a;
g..___...- .
Mrs. Meals
5* ill
jy‘n uu
Slllfll
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk.
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'nrmg lactating pee “(ignited ‘tuur; a,
going pains “inning
“33-113 “olfiulllsu.\\ (if:
smnouuas '3 sum
$301M tLSilllfl'i SILL .LV 80009 lST'lEl lilLL Mill Hill
rep not Inna no: user; an inn no;
_ than of t'nnnvy homo-Board. it: this Dillon on or
EGIBLSliiHYflUNG LlDIll‘
‘ Art lien, in all Ill timber.
Superior advert: on are ofleml to pnpllr rind
lhclaumxeit. l DeWoliu bargain charge
the Department a! [location
A pretty 0 tuna-lain more“ the two bonan-
aow ccetiplrd the Helical. A tralnd and
mrd' ‘- ,a lady will direct the Gymnast,
a d no that the “excite- and weight: are rolled to
the aim and urength or the n in
Ill-ii Baird will beam-re rt the music by Ill»!
Devereaux, who bu high tmlmmialii from Dr u-
8 limit tor many wear: her lathe! tn thla eon-try
ll» Deuteuur rub currently Kndkd male ner-
urtder the heat master» in Germany and Italy tow:-
tnct her-ell in lurimmeutal and vocal mntlc The
wince (our in number) are all line inetrninente
During the put year the “communion tor
pnplle lI‘VVL' been largely increaaed and many on?»
rlnnllnl improvement. made to and to the courier“
and advnnmgrn o! the undeni- Pupil: deriving
ntlmlldlon should nukelmutul'tatc attribution. will)
0991020? BOA RD UP MA (AGIKENT
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PAIIZI’MLD COUNTY TKIPOIHRY HOME
«you
liltPI-Z v'DEV'I' AND 3101.30 TED CHILDREN.
Roost 2i, Cor-Hr Cot'n'r flown.
-ll(MRD— ‘ ‘
JOHN 0. PAGE. ‘ r ’
Ella), 3|“ gl‘flwhn rCrmnly Com’re.
"lktE ’ . .Tlftllfg.
:1. w. 11'me 3. Laminar...
(Y A H t DSLKY, 01’:ch Board 0! Ilialtlt
JOSEPH W. JOHBSON, nec'y and Trees
’I‘O CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Estimates.
anttarour. (Joan. Sept. 3. is 0.
Scaled pmpoe‘ ,9 hr building a. (town Bowl
Ilt'ttptnt. .n' ‘0 wars. Connmtirnt. onlan'd own‘
ed by P‘Illllt‘ld tummy, will he received or thin
onlre until l1! 3! Wrdneed-ty, September I th. 1-50
The pemm or who“ martini: proper-m shall
(nmvh lll‘? warm in u scaled envezopc ”(Ion-ed.
“Proposal hr building nCorin'y Home at wrwdk."
with his or their namee. and tddmuml [olhc Chall-
.i
licturc lbedsy and hour above natured, At whit“:
limo an! {llrICt'llic prttpoea‘tn will hen-,cu-d trill
rmd by ll’lt: Cb airmen
i' r pnrarntaraitr ilii: n‘rturcitml extent of the
wt ' loin.- dore rileri-rm‘ mnel be mallet» the
pi. .a and Pptzt'lllt‘dl. whirl: .‘Jr or. til-z n! Ute
ltllnl ul' islbrl'l II. 120. ., Arnhi-r t, Fli);.0‘ilt! (it-,Hl.
llr‘dgvp wt. “Or-ll
Euro led mt-t lic ammmpwitd by a certified
a“. rut-3 pt‘r cent. of th- QIHCIIH' of CDIIJN‘L
tnyt‘ilc m ti.» on}: r of the ('hatrmau of Board.
53M rl‘iv-r‘ft‘ m bv forfeited to l'oumy if “old brie
'1"! would 'rzil to enttr into contract utilm n rv M
I
‘ , would pbtiétfli athilally good i'.
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”1:939." '1». '1‘? r
'«u .
J ‘9.
A Big
rut-lb c tin t.‘ If the “Itth 14 unudul him with 9:1,“!
in: iwry local Pl‘Cul'ilV.
Tait Board mum-o rhr: fight i 1 run". any o: it!
lit-lo
“m“ H PU’E' l Brazil til lanwvmcnt
tuhtl ,‘d “LIE-WHAT}, 'l" , drill" ‘r‘ll
.llhl’l’ll W, Jails-1H,) “ ‘-‘ "‘1"? ”m“-
‘3 :ll
CANDIE§
A Splendid lIixed Condy
i THIS Willi ONLY lflcl LB
our Own Manufacture.
CATERING
Weddings and Parties 3 Specialty.
AITHERTUN 8: LB.
AGraduate
Mr 4 ‘ll’ Hi 51 w! :n air...” :ihlt- tn ohm. l: a arr-(lies
t-tsriii‘ii t-‘or-d Book Keep-r; att- nwuye in de—
m rd
Attend the Snell Business College
and you at a: nltzut :t limxl. an: r! bumpers llul
ltl‘ {w or g, a vt.u<~ tn ymi Fan term Cum»
rm we» .‘t‘pl in ml for :Muelrnled catalogue.
t'tixnllill- HLl‘t-l THE: (1,1C1llllICl ....... 500i)
~ilHl1'l‘lIKSD 3.3!! 'I'Yl’l-LW IllTl‘Sli ..... hill
PEN.“ \Nillll' ....... moo
E).Iii.l~ll wire you) . *1. (H
No l urn rhtren fur l(Ix-krilllll'l‘l‘ll‘ollvltt'l'y.
t It . Ill ill ' II A it I), Principal,
u': t in. W [n to“. time nrto- '. Norwich, l‘onn.
JACOB iii. Lurch}
)mi I‘Zuun- -r~ I Iluiuc
\Lt'riry c. It! Acritlrm. ”(can
‘I'O‘llfllt‘lllll 'l' .., . ari'l SlH‘ritgl: llrnlip
l--r .e. and “rennin :i'it'. Morn-y tlrtlrm to rill mm!
.~,' impt- Notary l'uMc; ukliimimlycnn-iitr
'ritwn l;~~.i rmtd Fri-,- 1‘. Balance t'hriw: '0 Dn-
illi‘v‘llir
(loin-ml Inn-'lram't'
wrl,
and
Cf. thnhtugtun Street, Salt to Print tlflce.
MN t' H Mill.“ .1 Lil: <"’l‘.
G link“ I) ll . llil Y MUN ll,
F umiture Dealer.
New Store 46 6t 48 Main st., Nor’walk
.llito Furnishing I'iiilortiilier.
Nt'p‘tlt-lfr, Nu
(’ii‘il, TT-l
". llcrunly let‘fl
lltynt might.
THE NE W
FURNITURE STORE
ll“! and (SO-t WIDIIIII'IAIII M
:~mr:b 2.0mm. Dial. End or bridge.
‘rlrphune
'I'llEtllIIHtl': CHLKMAN, . Proprietor
i'lrtrirt- Film-v. I‘Mllll'i‘,’ (’lm“. etc l’rim
nillmi' you lll'ItSl MD I]
lull .l!§llll§.§“"gfl !
BIIIDI’BMl hEI’TIIMBIIR Rd.
A "llllm Training lichod tnrboth "It?! llvuilr
lm ting, Bankmz. Penman-hip. Telegraph, l-htwt-
IlIIJl, 'l‘yptth‘itit 2, I'll“ . thou iizhly tough! l’ml
do t.t may he interviewed at lhrlioilt'ge mu Mitt.
5m. luminanc- «tent on apptiratltm. j)?
lllllll liai lllll’l Your, Life!
simian «min nday will give you on lntlowmnt
l’nllry of $1,600 parable at W) year! oi age, or at
deem. it mun; or live «pulpit day. will give you a
title Policy lot Ill)”. and you do not love what
you have paid in. rm: it you atop paying, any year
itl'u-r :hne Connecticut Henna! Lllr titanium
Company. of Illrttnrrl.
ll 5. L‘IIOIIEDIIU. Agent.
Wuhingintt other. booth ltorwatk.
A. is momma;
J E W E L E R .
lilamondit. Watches, Jewelry.
fluwmhllcnalrlngaavaelalty
”until-talk, . loath-malt-
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1 ('zii'ton No. 7 Fancy Ribbon
1 ('zii'tou All Silk Fancy Ribbon
We have just received a new itssol‘llllellt
0i Ribbons and have iiiui-ked them at LOW
PRICES for so good :1. quality.
Our Present Stock of Ribbons
— .. :4 w: .<
luésf
‘V‘ H.
.___‘>_‘.__.
Drive
at 5 cents.
at 7 cents.
lsinlasll' nus alll mu
We are pulling out our
FALL STUCK 1F Lilli Will
And are sure you will find them good
values.
BARGAINSg ill 0'?
extrzuvrtliitm'y stock
in canes. we have them in glass
GLOVER
will oatonkh you.
AT
A. lickerman & Son’s
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
S OUTH NORWALK. CT.
Till llllllll llllllll'l'llll
[5 win: :ll't.‘ You lining! to do llll' Fruit this lull and winter.
lll'all llii< and you have llll‘ :mswcr
R DEPARTMENTS
We have purchased All
of the llilt'.\l quality illlll variety of
CANNED GOODS
:tiitl lllt‘y have jtial begun to arrive.
emit-tiled mile ll! llll~i Him ltlltl we l'ccl Silll‘ in saying that the
price and quality will ii'lll you. and il you (lo iml. like Fruits
We anticipate llll unpre-
thi have also just received
New I'Itlziiti, l’llli‘ Apple :tiitl I'lll'n'llfill Dairy (.‘litmsc. 'l'liunking
you for past favors, Wt! are your: cordially,
Maui: ltHlllMIN.
ll Bl lunlsa
‘00.»
this iii sun
'1'
& OLSEN ’S
191’ I50]: 1);] ER :
Our flutab Kid [mlim' 32.00 Bhoee are the flow t’W‘I’ (ifll‘fl’d in 80th Norwalh.
Indiea’ French Kid Hand flowed, ladieci' French turned and welt» at prices tint
on Prices;
A lull line oi ladim', Children's and lit-it‘ll Shoes thiit will pay all to examine.
CLOVER (ll. OLSEN
~ Leaders In the Boot and Shoe Trade
Norwalk Chronicler