J. W. Blosuru thismomlng.
Ii'. Little, manager oi the Norwalk
Oluhlsit town on saundsytrain tor
New Haven. His lookesnd dress lug.
gsstsdahridetothsfuilestextsnt.
-.-Dcnlt lovgst the special reduction
sale inptcgress nowat thsSonth Nor-
wsik Boston Store.
ThsWhaisceverand Floral circles of
‘ King‘s Daughters connected with the
NorwalkBaptist church willholdapink
tesstthechurehto-morrowsvening.
The Indian lsdicine ooh.
parry, whichhsshsen inEast Norwalk
for two weeks, has pitched its tents
Lek . on. Win W’ lot on Washington
".‘I‘Cfltsoy
1
All...
lbs“ Oehe Baetheiowflirsamsd. two
’ ‘IWWIBMMI! the First II. 'I.
oi», church yesterdays. Despitethayaaplsas
In
_ fairweather will pre-
, ' t thermal changes and
”M ”“5“me winds, loliowed
’ w m east-
.ohma in no. ”.33.. and
‘ weather will pr $95
With variable winds,p
i " ' olthcupper New England coast;
uses ‘W‘ Wednesday warmer, partly
m
7 M Alma-urn bum.
“Imam ' Hightide Lowtide
, My 6.01 moo 5.41
; WWW!!! Councilmen will hold an
" Wmesting thh evening.
,’ gw Wr-
hoptflmpesor,” withacargo oi
iai’nfiioading at Raymond Bros.’
fig}! .1
rim walks are being laid on
Maurine, from llalnstreet to
I'm
“discriminates Railroad has declared
uarteriy dividend of 2; per
, ' October 1.
33‘2““? yolk umbrella and call right
awartoils Booth Not-walk Boston Store.
W ”object this week.
“tut Delhrest and G. W. Merritt are
hm this week decorating An-
”We recently purchased house.
8"; large. 1
set weqtber the Muse was quite'
.W
There will be a meeting of the“ war-
dens and veetry of St. Paul’s church this
evening to arrange for a parish meeting,
to take action concerning the erection
o! the new chapel.
—0urbing, 50 cents a foot. William
~Bheldon, contractor.
Alargepartyof rsilrosdoflicialswere
in this city this morning, but what their
mission was could not he learned. They,
however, kept their weather eye on the
Washington street creasing.
lrwin Bros’.shcw unfortunately struck
a stormy day on which to exhibit in
South Nerwalk. Nevertheless a large
number oi people attended both perfor-
mances and were well pleased with the
entertainment.
The members at Old Well lodge, F. d:
A. 11., arsrequested to be present at the
Lodge ream to-Inorrcw evening, when
the third degree will be worked. District
Deputy Grand hiaster Lorenworth will
be present. .-
Jchn Tracy has been granted an in-
crease of 312 per month, and The as
Labey has been ordered to appear
the board oi surgeons for his final exam-
ination for a pension, through the agency
of Stiles W. Curtis.
——Dspot Restaurant. Open all night.
Park a Trlford’s tea and notice; cream, 5c.
a
mm WNVHTIONI AT HARTFORD
AID m RAVI! TO-IOBIOW.
a Dares nous-rise at Iorwalk uses-é
avataOI tee theOapltal city tonal,
Alsaglr. laceration-s9 Palltlsallt-a
Amongthsnsmesmentionedinthsllrst
district for sslectrnen on the Democratic
ticketsrsfismusl Daskam, the present
incumbent, A. C. Golding, Asa Smith,
William L. James and Michael Bhesdy.
The Republican State cmvention will
he held in the Hyperion theatre, New
Haven, to-morrow, at 8 o’clock p. In.
The Democratic State convention will
he held at Allyn hall, Hartford,”-
morrcw, beginning at 11 o'clock s.m.
The delegahs from Norwsik are Christ
lab Bwsrtn, Jeremiah Donovan, John 8.
Beymdor and Jobr “one. .
Ihe Democratic delegates to the State
convention will assemble at Hartford to-
night, in readiness for the convention
which will he held at Allyn hall to-mor-
row. The airfield county delegates
have been I led the Moods of ex-
United‘fltitch‘fieish'uilér Jomeaw. Hyatt
to meet in room .Io'er the Anyone... at
“- WOW noun
Hr. Bystt'a friends
went toBartford this morning to help
along the "boom."
John H. Light and John H. Ferris,"I
delegates to the Republican convention,
will go to New Haven tc-morrcw even-
ing. They will stop at the New Haven
house.
The Democratic congressional conven-
tion will he held in Hawee' Opera flouee,
Bridgeport, Wednesday, September 24.
for the purpose of nominating n candi-
date ior the Fourth congressional district.
Among the prominent Democratic
politicians who went to Hartlerd this
morning were: John Malone, John B.
Seymour, Frank Street, Fred Mead, J.
H. Gormiey, J. O. Sullivan, John J.
Walsh, 0. N. Wood, Cornelleus Howard,
E. N. Sloan, James W. Hyatt and Les-
lie Sherwood. They came to South
Norwslk onnspecial car and boarded
the 1)le train.
A Norwslk editor was seen on the
streets of this city Saturday morning
struggling with a huge gripsack and a
largeamount of wearing apparel. He
was evidently about to shake the dust
(or mud) of Norwalk from his feet and
while his destination was unknown ' to
m" us, we surmised that he was taking on
early start (or the state convention. We
are also in doubt as to what party con-
vention he will attend this year, but the
fortunate delegates will doubtless lind
their programme folly arranged for
In 1nd or Inuruuru
'lM-IlimsfioJifimw' lwesk
them when they amsmble this week.
luckier-rm-
rhetoric-anneal" ThslnrylakeraCcmeth.
“Wail I Guess Ya'aai"
Till calm KING
Fresh mndwiches, pie and cake, 5c
The year 4651, wording to the Jewish
calendar, was ushered in yesterday at
sunset, 5:30 p. m. The Jewish New
Year's dayis known as Roach Baas-
chcne, and is one of the most important
fast days in that church.
In the absence of Rev. Archibald
Wheaten, who preached at Winsted yes-
terday, Rev. P. E. Evans, of New Haven,
occupied the pulpit cf the Baptist church
in this city and his hearers were much
pleased with his sermon.
The annual meeting of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
' “,gmwday looking after the
still in the ow East Avenue
mum "
9mm» bottom prices
mm, contractor.
Wilt isnth Norwaik letter carriers
Wad: thsgivingcfa
fall till,
sosihr”
thsydeilonghttohe
M was down from Danhury
“flea day‘s cruise among the
H, llt'n'wlog totherain their pro-
.it'lp. was postponed.
lM’Iorchmtraml Dsnhury, has
id their meson atRoton ponywill beheld in New Haven on
Mt, s thsyhavamniaheducsl— Wednesday, October 15, at 11 a.m., in
he madman-pang. the hall in the company’s building.
'1' ' in the board of
JibWwflihavethsirfirst ”mm“ 'mm
directors.
20.20.11. AehnsJachown.
tallyattheEmtAvenueEE.
I I 'Illlil Brptstn Ira. Nettie Wright died at the rssi- I I (hm... mg, m
s; W lKncwltcn of Wiiiim‘a): anneal Edward [ill in ‘ N"- '9 "' I” '
' waik,lastiiaturday uternooo "mm HE SHE
tie, _ meek.
H...“ _ data“ lmtflil. 11!.qu mnnm
m'fimmmwl“ 36 rests of Ice- le inner-l will be Monday. mopr. arson.
dfivm "5 NW ”'4' held at the residence at Mr. Gorbam to- ar run once noose.
nrrow strerneon at2:00 o’clock. H M HIE
“Dohuworkisbeinzplwedillm I ,IatlreinswVerioa. Newlosis,
”WWW. ~Nc..290.,29c.,£9c.,20c.is “l0 III“ ”puffing mqm mu, my”.
gain priceat the South Norwalk Boston mm,“:mfh“m‘
Mus Behfliflwfl. 33-90? Stcreto-day. museums“.
rues plies, shoe. Wm. 11 Meeker
OW"
m Walton—w has resigned his
ascommittesmau of the East
“coinistrict. Thevacsncy
Quintessence. but an ellcrt is
‘Iadstolodocs D. P. Icrreli to
we.
rmmm who during his stay
.- M Nerwalk hasmsde so many
, M thlsmorning lor Philadel-
tht might have been a serious acci-
dent was arerted by Odlcer Oormiey
last Saturday alternoon. A horse he
longing to a llr. Tiltcn, of Georgetown,
was standing in front of B. 8. Blascer’s
old store, when the animal, which was
held by a small boy, became frightened
and dashed toward Main street. The
boy had lost control of the horse, when
he was caught by the policeman.
There II scarcely a ear» that there is
_ a movement by workingmen in all see-
OPERA HOUSE, NORWALK,
mu N 10mm,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
sun. 18, 19 and 20.
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon
A! 2:80 O'MK.
The Tsieated Actress Little iieymcar
sad Thomas htnttsa,
donatedbyihscflsfailylsiseied
haclthsconntry toencoosgs Bni|d~
ww- ,......., drynur duuldu corny
sstshls aadssfs way lave-twain
M plum-landed seats where money - hmumweszm. "'
rare never, except w cmclsis :' ’0 ,, M
havepsovwrdslaoitsrs. All good men ”PT' m m"”’
ara for hsttsnaeln of oondition,sod
whensmanacqoirssaprcpsrtyietsrsst
intbsocmmonityhesscurssa vital in-
terestinthsprwvation of order and
has little sympathy with Bociallstic
unusual. 'lhseeuditiccsofprcspsrlty
Iiksthisfurworklagmsusrspossihis in
“a.” “tantalum-Ilene
”matriarch-sire. Watehfcrths Dread
Prise-15. 5 I! ll: www-mnsm
m seam Chartupsaloadqatilais'agmi
MU s10 HALL,
0N3 NIOII'I‘ ONLY.
20.
Saturday, Sept.
I”. “I one! AID DUI-T I”!
PAT RODNEY!
. mm m, 1.va Thusematsrhitflsilvsr certificates
' stream. There's: hm tuned up uvfmim
m 3‘ . . tbspsstlswdays, t
3“”““‘WWhum mausmpthsshsso macstoiinodthe
city. rumour haokllrstdhsov
numeemHMtnGPMHw-W We’re-unem-
or: WI,“ m‘ “mm“ surest: tsrstrrasuccsvsovaa
'5 laissthsecantsrfsit isthsrsossas “mm %%M_
he- :m'umuummflm And the Funniest Actor on Earth
“a M is dark as! very commend "mméflmI-IM!‘
mmesummwa u.- M
that. m. yaamus mot thmnths reds- PAT’B NEW WARDROBE
upshoatihs In.
' pleads, hmk
to sale a are
y
Morons-tn,
. pared to lurnlah a Int-cram Unlicrmsd Band of 10
-DOBLON POINT.
WASHINGTON STREET,
833th Norwalk. Conn.
WWI).
“numb”
Allard" re LIA“ m DRUG more Ili-
atl’laisisd’s drag store. no It
00 G ital! to Hall mites“ Gm
Agni! ylmefnllu stilling
hum-noisy. good fl...“ no...“ '3:
$3.2. chroma .c'.
or
it Ill fleet. Nerwsfl. an:
I! m NORWALI TRON
mmmm. .u.
POR SALE.
vsrthsmsats umedtagh
Infiruaaaermmmsim
rerun SIDOP “promote." WILL
loundlnsall-sndr Iillhssolcri
inquire or llenry Jones. orwalk. rt
0W3 must.
clear . ~--- — .. ‘iliin
Amongst! uonss.1nqumamalg._0l
more" BALI~A DWllJJm
lloasesM ahetllmdhndnlxfieck
in
awe. who... no.
“limit, 3. “Admin“! raw
Twwosstavenus. am”
TO LET.
andtoiessfrun cm
W. O. SAIIJor
actsthisesasn Ham held.“ Wings
tin-.ltlmsfightbnumlweckflm
ART OF HOUSE ON RENE! STREET,
Booth Norwalk; rent soon .Alsc part or house
on last avenue. lastNmk, near depot. s rooms;
rent 80.00. Apply to Taylor & Golden, or w.
Tour gs, at Lockwood llg s15
THE orncss JOBT VACATID BY w. B.
Rider over rerria' hardware store. mil.
A
none: 0! Nail 300.8, NIAB OUTRR' 3
store, y avenue; gooduder,
Intel , rent, 31200. 1A. vim
PLEASANT NONI ill A comm
iocaiiisty nflncdtoperaooawhowouidiiketo
visit Washington some time the winter to
ring. iloomurdhcard y. lraJ. l.
merWlMlmNW mhllIfltOLD.C hem
MISCELLANEOUS.
AdventenrentsnndsrthisMnotexeeedlngt
lineaitimeflc. Summlweeksinoo
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LIT: also
a Piano for sale. inquircat No. aPins surest,
South Norwalk.
Music for Societies, Etc.
B WILL!“ J. STYLE. Cornet Virtuoso.
hating completed“ his summer engagement
with the Brooklynhea now pre-
J.
ton pieces Private lessons it. sends taught.
lmtermnaddmsnoxa. cord Norwalk. sizlw
samnnaw aren't
SOCIALS
Durlnsthelonihof bsr.lhcowlllheat
Doricn Poinhnay
CONCERTS AND SOCIABLES
Good" Instr: will be provided and a pleasant time
W'The house will remain 13::
guests on the no
of any size will be promp ly furnished
The besteamsr WDJOTCM “wiliruntolho
Point every Saturda meme during September,
leaving south Norws kat 7:0). 8:1!) and 8:5”. he-
turnitg leave Doricn Point at llzil) p. In
if. E. POWER
a: ti PROPRII’I'ON.
OLD‘ AND RELIABLE
all winter for
on for parties
111111 1111qu Furiulu Lluu
”10......
South Nerwaik
——-—AND——-
Ncrwalk, 0t.
'i'lll 1’80?le
CITY OF IUBWILK 8: EAGLE
Williesvei’imza,“ (leskmsn
Nisorh.at5p. m. Saturdaysstlp.‘ In.)
Freightvseelvsdrroa.a.m..mtcup
Boo-h Norwslk at t: 30p to
Freight taken from and received for all
the Dancers asd Norwslksnd 'iihspasg
at y rsdnesdtatss.
puns ”routine to agents the Citv of Norwaik
and logic”I will be sent special lots of inigar
so; here in New York or its vicinity.
etc on
Itroads
forbkitrn trusting so, of the
agroysmet the Who-tool this line on scene: or
. 1AUCTION SALE?"
“Emmy" W iiorses,Cnrri;ges,SieigiIs,
Buggies, Harnesses, to.
Will ht sold at Public Audion. on
The Fair Groundsml at Nomsik, Coon"
WEDNESDAY, “OCT. 1. 1890,
AT IO (Pm,
Thesatirsstnekof “mymnfihhhgm.
mm aw. 1:me
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BM.
ng.boats leave Netwaik at 5 p m, and
ummflmsrtathssasrsvisasts
uwhmfiuflmeqmwm
.. Young nun. end Children.
'llosrding and Day School
The
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GIRLS III] IIIIIIIII LIIIIIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
ON
THURSDAY, MIT. 2d, 1890.
a! law
OFFICE OF BOARD 01' lASAGlIKNT
-or-—
PAIRPIILD COUNTY TIIPORARY NONI
—m_
DMNDBNT AND NIGLICI‘ID CHILDREN.
Roo- rs, Conan Coca'r Home.
—BOABD—
JOHN 0 PAGE.
(ill) I. OLMS‘I'BAD," (Monty Com rs.
JOSEPH W JOHNSO
W. WESIIS of state Board a! "hernia.
C A ll ‘08]. RT of state Board of llralrh.
Joseph w. Jackson, Sec“ y and Trees
T0 CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Estimates.
ansrroav Conn" 8ept.3, 18:0
Sealed proposals for building a Ocean Boas
Buiaorao at floawau. Connecticut, oniand own-
ed by Fairflcid County, will be rereivrd at this
cannot" "I Wednesday,8eptemheri 111. Iron
T or persons making proposal- shall
he
furnish the same in a sealed envelope indorred
ifcr building sooner. Home at Vlcrwslk."
with ls ortbetr names and s dressed tothe Chair—
man of ('oontynomeBoard. at this otllee on or
m” glad” '33 mpehs H be Media“:
1 an place i. p w . an
read by the Chairman m
For panicuiarsct the nature and eaten of the
work who done reference must be msdete the
plans and tricolor-woos which are on tile srrne
unite of Albert ll Beers, Architc r, opposite depot,
Bridgeport. Oonn.
Inch bid mint he ampuied by a certified
ehecs toruper rent. or the amount or contract.
payahle to the order of the Chairman of Board
said check to be forlelted to County it said hidv
dershonld Fall to enter into contract within a reas-
onah e time it the work is awarded him with satis
factory local teen riy.t
M2i: Board reserves the right t1 reject any or an
JOHN 0. PAGE. g Beard 0, men!
use I.Ol.ISTIAD. rumor WHOM
JOSIPB W. JUNNSO!
05 I
Ol'fl SL’PIRION
CHOCDLATE Gilli! DROPS
25c. a. Pound.
Oar Cozomut Cakes. Old-fashioned Holmes
(body and Mel are made i. ceh every day.
I'l‘ ER'I'UN 81 [10.
Manufacturing Confectioners.
10 t!
JOHN HAUPT,
Formerly manager of Minglim‘! market, has
opened a
Meat Market
low I. AyreshsmNom Northlaln meet.
wherohewiiikesp
All Kinds of Fresh, Belt and
IrWedIU “I! I» ‘Ilo‘flfiwb .L.
“lie thsWnJuel’“
330“ r
-I. it
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”I I“ ”O 'lubllgtol II.
M mall, hi M of Bridge.
arr-own ”MI. - Pnprlwoar
Plot-I loom-[mac m
willsaityc'a'mii afliy
GEO. JELIFF r3,
UHDERTAKER.
81'. North lala fittest. heath Nerwalk
Marathons. The ssrvicmofsal-hllrasv
sad rsasral ”imam-Isa. my! iy
GEORGE II. BAYNOND,
_ Furniture Denier.
New Store 46 it 48 Main rt, Hermit
Alli) Punishing Undertaker.
filler-b roast Tsirphoas
(it'll-t.
”It!“
A. s. FERRIH,
JEWELER.
Due-ssh, Watches, Jewelry.
Hemline“.
i
. cent.
PlilSiEd
DRUGGIST.
This is the place to buy
School Books. We have a
complete line. .. Geographys,
Readers, Language Books,
Arithmetics Latin Books, Copy
1300ka
The best line of Pads and
Tablets lli town, prices flow 1
cent up.
7x11 Slate, first quality, we
sell for 5 cents.
7 Inch Slate Pencils, 2 for a
Lead Pencils,
holders at all prices.
PlAlSTEli
uncoors'r.
Pens, Pen:
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(Jan fill your order any time.
. “murmur.
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AT POPULAR PRICES.
‘11.
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"Lw‘r’éi’
HENRIETTA CLOTHS
In Desirable Colors at 25 cents.
HOSIERY STOCK
Is well assorted with attractive goods.
A. liiukuumuu & Sun,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. 01'.
The Bus uudsu Luuuu Prices.
Bflflii Mill SliliES
GLOVER & OLSEN ’S
SPECIALTIES :
Our Surah Kid inui‘tee' 82.00 Shoes are the lineet ever oflered in South Norwaik.
Lsdiee' hunch Kid llsnd lit-wed, Ladiee‘ French mined and weits at price! that
wilihsronish you.
(A full line of Ladies', Children' a and llon’ e Shoes that will pay all to examine.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Sir-cc 'l‘rnuc
1%
To the Citizens of South Norwalk
iuuudl Buuiuuus dulluur!
matron. CONN.
BBOI’l-l‘l 53913.33! 8‘.
A nadaess'l‘rslsiegflehoolfuvbothreres. look
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5th. I” will“ .1)“;
and Vicinity:
Wearsnuw pteparedindo
duld, Siluriiuiul aud llrydizud
PLA'I‘ING,
Polishing and Refinishing all
kinds of let-I Goods.”
inn luu lune Your Life! firtwffifig
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new inn-.2. :11. .. on Sum lunall Plain Curran
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