Undertaker
Jennings is in Hartford
New England
Nita Jsuule Bates. formerly with P.
W. Bates, has accepted a position with
Niokerson dinette. as book-keeper. . ,
John H. Hoyt today. at the Western
Union Telegraph allies in the borough.
Thomas J. Itoody, for many years
general freight agent of the Bridgeport
Steamboat company, died in Bridgeport
onlfoudsy. ‘
Rev. Dr. Noble, of the First Congrega-
tional church,will exchange with the
Rev. E. It. Hopkins. of New Canaan,
next Sunday moring.
-8ewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Arthur Wood, of East Norwalk, is
seriously ill. He was attacked with
nervous his Sunday evening and has
hell unconscious ever since. ‘
\ motiouby a slight fall
and fairweath-
j ._ slormnowinllanitoba
. , «move —vesst~eouthesst,
the lakes, and reaching this
. hursdsyn t. Inthis dis-
Wpsrtly m tofair, align:-
, w probsbl rerar ,
: Ihdpomlbly ollowetI bl; light
. . hush variable winds, mostly
. , end esterly. in the
y cooler, partly
rwill prevail, pre-
to
& llghtlocal rains neertbenorth-
with fresh variable winds,
. . , and northwesterly, and
‘ preceded nmrtiin is “he?”
, y near ow-
‘ , fresh variable winds,
. - , OnThursdsy, in this
minor! in New Bhglsnd, fair to
weather will probably pre-
sl‘bt changes of temperature
variable winds, followed by
"by“ “ML-lb Eric; “I?
warmer, y c on west -
phlfairdntervah, and f , south-
wlnds, followed by rain in both sec-
Property owners who have neglected
to lay sidewalks as ordered by the Com-
mon Council, should read Councilmen
Cutbill’s notice in to-day’s issue.
Some of the Republicans of East Nor-
waik met at Randall’s hall last evening
and talked over the political situation.
No definite action was taken in the mat-
ter- .
The Eighth Connecticut Veteran asso-
ciation hold their twenty-first annual re-
union in Bridgeport to-day. Dinner
was to be served at Seaside Park at 1.30
o’clock p. m.
The pink tea announced to take place
at the First Baptist Church last night,
was postponed, and will be held tonight
at 7.30 o'clock. The church bell will
ring a half-hour before tea.
M for Io-lorrow.
mantel High tide ' Low ids
MW 12.66 6.57
The Kickapoo Indians are having the
full benefit of the stormy weather at
their camp on Washington street, but,
nevertheless, they are disposing of a large
quantity of their medicine.
Alexander Nichols and Charles E.
Huckins were before Judge Knapp this
morning charged with vsgrancy. Nich-
. . , ols was sent to jail for ten days and
Rawalk lodge of the G. U. 0. 0. Buckius received a sentence of fifteen
, held nhallinthe Opera House days. R
.4» John Robinson, a Birmingham black-
Ms company has voted smith, beat hisfifteen-years old daughter
a . the m’. Wm .3 sossverely because she attempted to re-
' ,Octoher 18. plyto some of his remarks that she is
not expected to recover. He has been
arrested.
’ . The clerksin the borough poet omcs
have a fondnma for nicknsming every-
thing that comes in their way. Hail-
Cafriarflpicsr andhls fierysteed have
been nicknamed “Devity and his baby
pony “Jocko.” ________
manic, the fonrteen-year—old daughter
of James Ellie, died at her home in Win-
nipauk yesterday noon. She was a
bright girl and the many friends of the
family extend their heartfelt sympathy
Today h the twenty-eighth anniver-
Wghttle of Antietam.
- Iii-terms Beatty it seriously ill
”Militant fever at her home on
m.
»;fiammgne will bold
but meeting at thsWindsor no-
“ kiln. on Thursday afternoon,
”a
. "My
fiat nearly sixty mem-
fidlfiook and Ladder com- to the parents in their bereavement.
"I! We“ in the fine-en’s Mrs. J. K. Barney whois tospeak in
.. ,“m- the Congregational’church tomorrow
‘6' “ml . . evening will give a Bible reading in the
_ !‘I'I' ”£20.17“ . foot. Wilma] Baptist ’church at 3 o'clock to-morrow
‘*’ .__:....._ afternoon. Hrs. Barney makes these
‘ (hamdanghterof eu-Benator meetings intensely interesting and it is
lb,
flea!!!“ matted for Vassar college
hoped all who can will attend.
lunhg. A number of her young
Raymond Brothers have just complet-
'.~, folk—editoreeher start. ed a two months’ contract with the
Themed Douglas Fowler Poet State of Connecticut at the Soldiers’
Home in Noroton. The walks have been
ooncreted, gutters and cross-walks put
down, carriage drives put in with con-
crete combinations, and the boiler house
floored with brick and concrete. These
improvements will be greatly appreciat-
ed by visitors, as well as those who have
a home there. The Executive Board
are to be commended for having this
much-needed improvement made.
BNTEBTAINIBNTS.
, 7 w in preparing for their
,. Ne held in November. At an
~‘ Q ' thsywlll commence booming
_ MINI company of this city
wl memo-pasted in the Portshester
rant-hymns John’s band of twenty-
“has aodadrnm major of Stem-
W W. Swords has moved his
,toBostoa, lass.,ssthemain
Minswordsu employed,
‘_‘ hastened from Bridgeport
, W.
fig, jfyliss now occupied byAndrsw
W.attkecoruerofleuttavenune
~Mwillhe sold at public
so My,8eptember 28d,”
I.
‘ .«Is‘araat. Open all night.
« mamdcuflssmrsamxic.
pissndcake.lic.
Te- lunny for Description.
Pet Rooney and his charming little
daughter, who has grown to a household
favorite, appear at Insic Ball next 8st-
urday evening, supported by Rooney's
Comedy Company, in I‘l’at's New Ward-
robe.” Every member of the large cast
is well chosen. and the fun is too funny
for description. The hours should be
crowded.
The loy-aur-ltrattau Company.
The Seymour-Strauss company opens
a three ulghts’ engagement at the Opera
House tomorrow evening. The Ben-
nlngton Vt., Banner refers to the com-
pany as follows: "Unlike many of the
troopeslhatcome andgo this one has
uneven setof actresses toflllout a
comedy with. lore, Cslef and others
arscspltal in tbsirlesding rolesbutthey
do not. like flies Seymour, bring with
thsmgcodlooking, well drsqsdandin-
teliigsnt ladies to share the applause and
emulation. Bofar thlswsek IlssBey—
mourhssdcnesome an. acting. The
costumes are much better then usually
seen in our hell. The scenery and stage
edsets are much better than commonly
used by traveling companies.”
layWsDurlesaneO-IW.
lane“ malty has booked lay
M Devan 'sfiurlerqoecompsay forths
Opera neatlocdsyerssing. The
RetriburgPstriotsaysoftheco-pasy:
mirth-"Immune! elm-Ho
a jammed hmshstnlghtat theClty
Opsrslisess. Thesssnsryaadccstumss
Ml which wills:-
“Tho-whom
, witne- ‘snms excellent
A ”kalwill alsobetrsated
4 . _uftrainedanlmals.
. {firflmthatputin
‘jfl-oralogwesofsuch
,th it was hardlyrso-
' ‘hpseplswkceameun-
‘ “rm the better
alswmornsutrlatsrthsy
”I beneath lowering
bottle—for
' wither sad dtomsch
”f; “musicales camp
today attending a convention of the
undertaken.
' H. A. Dalby, of this city, ls relieving
Cellars all our... city mas and
directs ladly wanes—a I‘rata ea the
and leswalk lead‘ltntlad.
Who can estimate the damage done by
i this town? While the rain
was lyirn torrents this morning and
people ere repressing their astonish-
ment at the storms severity, havoc of a
portsntioue character was being done.
lfany of the streets which had recently
been repaired were severely damaged
and especially on the West avenue muc-
sdam road can the eflects of the rain be
seen. The top dressing in many places
has been washed away and will have to
receive attention immediately in order
to save the street.
Near the blacksmith shop of John lic-
Quhae the sidewalk was submerged in
water which raninto the basement of A.
Bolmans’ factory and put out the fireslin
the furnace. The cellars in the neighbor-
hood were also flooded. The water rose
toan unprecedented height in the rear
of James C. Crowe’s shop on Ann street.
Near Trinity church the water under-
mined the sidewalk end washed big gul-
lies in the street.
The basements of the stores in the
liehsokemo hotel block were'llooded for
the first time since the building was
erected, and many of the merchants suf-
fered loss to their goods which were
stored in the basement.
F. H. Nash & Bro’s suflered loss by
the storm. The water from oil E. Beards’
bill was led toward their cellar by means
of thenew crosswalk that has recently
been laid across West street from the
Congregational church. The result was
that the water was several feet deep in
the basement.
The Daubury and Norwaik train which
leaves this city for Danbury shortly after
12 o'clock came as far as Ilubhell a Bar-
thol's factory, when it was found that
the track from the Spring street crossing
and extending far into the nursery prop
city was flooded, some places the water
being four feet in depth. The train was
stalled there several hours.
Water street was impassable owing to
the very high tide caused by the rain.
veer ones} cocci
A Waterbury Inn Constructs an Ingeni—
ous llodley of a Time Piece.
0. H. Persons of Waterbury has con-
structed an odd aflair of a clock. A ten
cent tin bread tray formed the dial of
the clock. The hours were printed on
clamshells glued around the tray. A
knife and fork, which have done duty
in Mr. Parsons' family for the past
twenty-five years, acted as the hands,
and a mustard spoon acted as the min-
ute hand. Two small tin butter dishes
with 1890 inscribed on them, were glued
to the lower part of the dial, and if Afr.
Parsons had had time he would probably
have worked in a parlor suit somewhere
A set of works from the Waterbury
Clock company was attached to the back
of the tray, and this comical clock keeps
excellent time.
Teachers' state Convention.
The Connecticut State Tsachera’ asso-
ciation will hold its forty-fourth annual
convention in New Haven October 16,
17 and 18. Dwight Holbrook, principal
of the Morgan school in Clinton, will
superintend the High school section; B.
D. Simondr, principal of the Prospect
school, Bridgeport, will snperintend the
Grammar school section. and George B.
Hunt, principal of the New Haven Win-
chester school, will preside at the
Primary school section.
Among the speakers at the convention
will he Prof. R P. Keep, of the Norwich
Free academy, School Superintendent V.
0. Curtis of New Haven, W. J. Ballard
of Jamaica, L. 1.. George E. Elliott. jr.,
of the Iforgan School at Clinton. If. If.
Marble of the Hillhouse High school. and
W. If. Peck, principal of the Btratlord
High school. On Thursday evening,
October 10, George L. For will give an
illustrated lecture on ‘tThe Great Public
Schools of England." The next r vening
Thomas B. Blackwell, commissioner of
the Rhoda Island Public schools, will
speak on “The Four Factors in School
Life—Parent, Pupil. Ofllcer, Teacher.”
The later Sting of One line.
The death of a man near Syracuse
from the sting of a bee is regarded by
physicians as one of the most remarkable
caseson record. lie was thing on the
nose by an ordinary honey bee from one
of his hives, and died within 10 minutes.
The sting of a bee appears to have previ~
curly affected him in s most singular
manner. Thirty-two years ago be new
ly died from the effects of a slinr, and
Is a result of his illness at that time his
pulse never thereafter heal faster than
45 pulsations In a minute. led and
even horses have been stung to death
when attacked by large swarms of here,
but this is believed to be the first case in
which a man has died from the sting of
a single bee. The little busy bee, which
improves each shining hour and gathers
boueyall the day from every fragrant
flower must occasionally gather some
rank and deadly vegetable poison with
its honey, or else there are certain peo-
ple who should beware of the beessthey
would shun a mad dog or s rattlesnake.
-~Chlcago Harem.
Ivar-stir League Convention.
On Thursday of next week the Ep-
worth league and other Young People’s
moieties of the New York Eastern Dis-
trict will meet in convention at the
Washington Park Istbodirt Episcopal
church in Bridgeport. Three session
will beheld, beginning» 10s m.,‘8snd
'fflp. In. Theaddrassof waleomswlll
hadeflversd by Rev. 0.1.. Thompson,“
the Washington Park church, and the
:rsmoass wiilhshyltstlraedsllJ.
momentum-la. The arena
Imammmm
‘ of rooms in the City hotel the night he-
dscts of” Portland. committed suicide
Bundsy night by drowning himself in
a pond near his mill.
'09, was found dead in a hay loft Baton
day. Death was probably due to ape.
plexy. «used by heavy drinking.
Newton Case, president of thsCsss
Lockwood n Brninard prlnllng company,
of Hartford, is dr'sd. aged 83 years. ills
wealth is estimated at over $1,000,000,
Captain J. Warren Holmes of Mystic
is home from his slatieth voyage around
Cape Horn. He is said to have made
this voyage offener than any other men.
Yesterday morning a New York thief
named Frank McQueeney was arrested
in Bridgeport, having robbed a number
fore.
Preston of Hartford, has left home and
family, and is supposed to have gone ed
with a horse csr conductor. She leaves
a boy and two little girls behind.
The body of James Shes, s Norwich
man, about thirty years of age," was
found in the Thames river yerlerday
morning. He was a well-known hack
driver, single, and was last seen Satur-
day evening.
The representative of one of the largest
dressed beef concerns at Chicago is in
Danbury, with a view to purchasing
property for the use of bit company.
The concern he represents is said to be a
recently formed syndicate which intends
to locate inanumber of the principal
cities and towns of New England, in-
cluding Bridgeport, New Haven and
Waterbury in this state.
Instead of Wesleyan college profes-
sors, us in previous years, Roman Catho-
lics rnn 'Ihr: ucliool election in Middle.
town Monday evening and elected Rev.
Father Sheriden. Judge D. J. Donahue
and State Attorney William '1‘. Elmer.
Father Sheridan did not know, until
after his election, that there was any
intention of nominating him. He is
opposed to attendance of Roman Cathw
lic children at public schools.
General Thomas L Watson, of Bridge-
port, In defendant in a case evolving the
disposal of 840,000, the question at issue
being the construction of the will of the
late Charles Buckley, of Bridgeport.
Nomiunlly, the widow of tho: isolator
was trustee of the estate, but Mrs.
Nichols, udaughter, performed all the
duties of trustee. She deposited $40.-
000, trust funds, with T. L. Watson &
(30.. broker. as collateral for speculations
in which the engaged through the firm.
The speculations proved disastrous, and
Mr. Watson assumed possession of the
eecurily. Beneficiaries cf the will as-
cured the appointment of a new truslw,
who brought suit torcover the mode
retained by Watson.
A Peanut 'amina in lipo- Us.
The festive peanut use very scarce
and high at the present time that the
average street vendor keeps his stock in
a safe with his money. The total visible
eupply in the United States is under 20,-
000 bags, of which quantity Blltlul 8,000
are held by St. Louts firms. When the
fact is taken into ocusideratiou that the
average consumption for the Beirut
States is about 600,000 bags per annum
it will be readily understood that lllr
shortage is quite serious and that flu-
prtces are justified. The prospects for
the new crop are of a very heavy you
The new crop is due after October 2. and
Is usually not marketable untll January
1, from the fact that the nuts are not
sufficiently cured. Owing, however, i.)
the short market this year the new crop
will probably go into lrmnwimtr- con
sumption.
Derby's Ancient ‘l’oll flats,
A movement is on foot, which the
traveling public hope will be pushed, to
throw open the Derby turnpike. The
old toll gate on the. road to New [lawn
is the only relic of its kind in the Slate,
and although flsvnl'AbIo terms wasollrr-
ed the town of Derby five were ago,
when the stock was quoted at sixty. no
interest was manifested in the deal, as
shown by the few who mil-mini the eve
clnl town meeting called for the purpose
of buying lb» right of way through the
gate. Orange at that Iifflt' offered to no
sumo three quartotsof the wit-ileammmt
and since then by paying an annual Milli
srcunls her clowns (M! entrance
through the gate. It is thought that
the matter will he brought up at lbs!
next town meeting.
The state fair at Starldsn.
The (huncclicut Htsto fair at Dietitian
opened yesterday under the must die.
couraglog circumstances. The exhibits
for the fair grounds were not in place
until afternoon,owlng to the weather,
and the races were declared ofl until tr,-
dsy as the track was in bed condition.
The attendance was about 2.500, many
of whom were school children, it being
children's day, all under fourteen years
being admllted free. In spite of the dis
couraging outlook weatherman, the fair
la the largest and finest in every depart.
ment that the Slate society has ever
held. ..
Incisive-asst In- re the list.
Commenting editorially upon the
nomination of Judge lorrlsforgcrernor
by the Democratic convention at flatt-
ford yesterday, the Hartford Contact
says: "lie has no personal following,
and will tasks neither the run nor the
canvass that lit. llystt would have
made. The latter was the strongest
man in the list. Waller is skittish and
uncertain. Steven-in would have been
lavisiblels the count on election day.
Hyatt is a skilled politician. shrewd and
successful, with a very large following."
‘,l'
3,
Albert llller ofllast Hartford, used-
The wife of Letter Carrier William C. 1"
lunar. Frill altitude
am. 18.19“ .
air azse m
The Tainted Actress Heals Seymour
and Theater Straits-r
Supported hthe fleralally lelsetsd
salmon-smut, ‘IIIIIIIII
la the latest Metropolitan 8m.
"ALIOI'I' A CHIP-Thursday.
"(MLLID Baal"—7rlesy.
"Till TWIN illfl'lltil"~8atnrdey.
Ntw and Bi Wardrobes, liaborate ill
and Is. Appropriate Aerie. Charle-
terist c 803‘: and Wand every so-
csssory ran vs sarcasm
acd Brfitsut Buses.
mamasndanAOreheatrs. Walehfortks Grand
Pricn— asses sec latices Prices-Lehman.
10¢: Adul‘a'. die. Chart open Monday at Bale’ssnd
Plaistsd's. six
MU SIC HALIJ,
oar; aren't ONLY.
Saturday, Sept. 20.
1.99.1!!! OBIA'I’ AU!) ONLY 13’!
PAT ROONEY!
Grand latines" Silurdsy fAMmoon _
Advertlsnnsutsunder
' limiumfiattimcswc. 1 week that,
lemmas mm;
FOR SALE.
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exceeding ,5
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Bmeauahntllmo‘gamcs It Black
rcad,inll:;th3orw Mill!
uses .Bssd.dscmssd.
of “enemas-um flint!
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Advertisements under this head, not exceeding is
linss,ltlme§c,8tlmestlle.lweekki‘m.
b‘IVI hours old BUBBANK STRII'I’. um
sees. Inquire of J. L. Burbank, sirlfiln
I s
street.
W0 P081051!!!) ROOMS AT NO. to BAIL
land meet, south Norwalk. I561.
Acknowledged try all artists " , “ .
THE OIIE IIIMITABLE COMEDIAI
Till QUAIN'I‘EST AND BEST SINGER.
THE NBATIsT AND GREATEST DANCER.
And the Funniest Actor on Earth
W will appear in the most pleasing and
comical of s:l plays,
FATS N h'W WARDROBE
8n ported by his charmi little daughter MATT";
and lhl‘ favorite liOLiNk lUrlchl. (70!!!le
C'llr‘ANY. floccislly eogsg ii, the QUAKBB
CITY QUAB'l'I-il'l'l. who mix, in sdoulon to
choice imitations. moors. solos and refrains. in-
strumaltl and vocal introduce the never- 0 be-
fofigouen musical ldyI.Tllli VILLAGB BLACK
5 ITIIS. "Byerythlcg new this year." "Asses
Beard.“ lilartdsrd prices deserved seats can be
secured at the nutomary places
em 0. I. GRAVES, Manscer
C MING!
ONE DAY ONLY.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 19.
1'. K. BURK’S
NEW TRANS - ATLANTIC
RAILROAD snows
Circus,“""‘”" Hippodrome.
ROMAN
And Profesror Burt's Wonderful school of
Educated Arabian ilorsrs.
30 IN NUMBER:
50 ARENIU STARS 50
TWO PERFORM ARCH.
Domsopenst l and T p.m. Grand latter: one
nourlsler.
POPULAR PRICES
IO AND 20 CENTS.
Grand Street Parade of i2 Noon. Mariners espre-
lally desirable for Ladies and t‘bildrrn.
Location :-- BA “1117”"; .
NORWALK OPERA" HOUSE.
One Night Only.
Monday, Sept. 22.
The Popular and Renowned
31 try [Mavens p0 r t,
Will aprmr with her colour of
INTERNATIONAL Bums
Operatic and Comic Musical ERecls.
Fascinating Forms and Startling
Surpises.
Drawing crowded halves nigh'ly. (Often turning
awa hundreds ) The Grand": and lost flutters.
lul Nurlcsquc Company on the road.
l'ltlllllfi, 95, 35 and lift Cents
listened Seen at iialc- and Plairted‘s drug
stores. sll'
"Tenn" " "
Ktciapan Indian Medicine Co.
Will give free lthlhliions nightly at their Camp
(to Washington Street, between
Main and Water fttrccts,
AT ll UCLOCK fillAlll'.
[adieu Diners. Indian bong-s. Free lmnrs. ’lftdw.
Comedy. lselr. Ac. he.
Till COII’AFY WILL if”! Alli 7W0 Willi!
The following Isdlrlass no he obtained
sight: indium Issue. radian Oil. ladies
Inter. Kickapoo ludslo Iialve and the Kickapoo
trough s ore.
is. I ——llsnd daily testimonials from tile residents
of let ltorwnksnd vicinity «gutting merits of
lbs above. :
III]. N PIINI.
THE HOUSE WlLI. REMAIN OPEN
ALI. WINTER
in (lien: a lie Killlltli Plat
[Disarmforpsrtl'rof slrrwill barre-oily
rural
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)ART Oli' Will's! 0N HENRY STRIB‘I’.
Booth Norwslk; rent 89 00. Also part of house
on last avenue. Bast Norwslk. near depot, 6 rooms;
rent 310.00. Apply to Taylor 8 Golden, or W.
Your gs. at Lockwood Ifg. Co. sis
BE OPIICIS JUST VACATBD BY W. B.
Rider over Yerris' henlwatc rmrc. Taylor A
Golden. ' Mil
noose or stasis-ions. as... nurses
grocery store, Kiy avenue; good order; posses-
mmediately; rent, .12 00. B. A. Woodward.
siev-
rLssssN'r nous re: s connotes?
A“ locality is adored to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
Room and board
W' a day. Ire. J. K
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‘NGIJSB CDLLi£~—BIACK MOI" rs; LARGE
J one; color. red; Ibrgzy; answers to thensme
of “Rover." William ' . Raymond, Five lithe
River, Conn. sl‘.‘ 3:
\ If WILLIAM J STYLES. Cornet Virtuoso.
. havmg complettd his summer engagement
wimthe Brooklyn’i‘heatre mcnutrnis now pre-
narrd to furnish the relcbra'cd ler'z's Illirary
Baud,“ Ponrhesrcr. or lo '0 2‘: pieces. Private
lemme 3|. sands taught. For terms. address
B a 5*), so. Nrrwaik ‘ sl'lllv
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
'l‘llB Inhabitants of the Town of Nonalk are
hen-by notifier] and warned that a Special Town
letting wil. he beat at the Toss House in said
Normals. on Thursday. the eighteenth day of Sep—
tember. 159.). a: :io‘rlock. afternoon for the we
of rocrirlorme and earring upon the petit‘on of ohn
w. Isles. U. B. flea - and others. to or end the
highway known as who" e avrnue (at Down Town,
socalled.) over the field between For! Paint street
and the New York. New Haven and Hartford nil—
road. to connect with Hoyt street on the ronth side
of said railroad track. and tom-keen appropriation
for the laying not, opening at d working of said ex—
tension and taking land for said highway
Maui}; Damon—Es, lite.
WILLIAI B. BINDRICI i Helectmrn
‘ .FBA-‘KLI‘ A TOLLRS, » of the
Stall? at. DarlKAl, Town of Norwall.
PAW it lek, Gent 8. rm. 010 l3 l7
Blair-tel of Norwnllr. as: Probate
(lessen, September 17. A. D.. 1890.
[state of lary K ilaym‘mul, late of Ncrwalt. in
said district. deceased. " x ,
Gaussian-That the sdmiofsfntor exhibit his
administration reorient to this for ad
Justment. at the probate ofllceln Norwal #31::
em: day of September. tea). at 2 o'clock affc ;
and that all persons interested in said estate mav be
notiled thereof. the administrator will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper having a clr~
relation in said district. and post a copy thereof on
the sign~post in said Norwalk, nearest the place
where the d «and last dwelt at least ten days be
fore said can day if Septflnher. tree
I 7 ll ASA B. WOUDWARD. Judge.
Notice to Contractors
Till underlined. ilummltfer- on Hirsute and side
walls of the City of South Norwalk. will re-
ceive bids for laying curbs. gutters and concrete
walls on Water szrret, in said city, in front of
premlm of Raymond lives , and Comrlock A Item-
mo almo- iondsuret in front of premises of
lrlsle of Thoma Lattin and William lisrford;
also on (iron- strer-t in front of premises of Joseph
\‘room; also on Spring street in front of premiere
of Joseph A Va a. up to Wednesday, October l,
Hill, at l'lo'rlock In
The Committee reserve the right to rryert any or
all bids. RICHARD J. Cb I’BILI.
sl? 3: Committee on bursts and Sidewalkr.
Auction “sale
FINE BEILES'I‘I'I‘
The place now occupied by Andrew Sellcck. liq .
Cor. NOW AND UNION AVENUES,
Will i»: sold at Public Auction, on
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1890,
Oil Till ”infill”, AT 3 O'CIAXZI P. I.
Five thousand dollars of the pnrrhare prize can
remat- oa nu , if desired; the balance will he
required wheat deeds are Fire prr reel.
of the «have price will be nqnlnd at the time of
or further particulars inquire of
W. C. MARSH, Auctioneer
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no urn Inn Lina
South Norwaik
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moonstone-r.” , I «a
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. ed listless-t- hin-y pupils will have
, illnsryla b former work. The
wanm. will moan-a nas-
llte=eitmsrtslstaiasingle-aches. lies
Advertise-sate, underthlskadaoteacesdlagb ,
Muhammad-“8m gmmmnfifi'fl‘" chalet“
“" l «location.
Anoreonasnnrusnauonuenrsss lit- swm cancels the in horses
.galrsatl‘hlsted‘a dregstom. slot! nowoemuul tsslekeel. At
warm or run aoawau tacit sodseelhetthzgummd yogi: are suited to
M Wmsflo..flootk‘lorwalk.0t. sliw {lib
gelllhf Ian remember inlltia r
or teacher was
lies “annually studied some ygyrs
under bestsmstersmOsrmmyandltslyto -
festberselfinlnszrnstentalaadvoral gs
pisnoatalxinnumhensrealllns s
I s past year the for
pupils havebeen y locrmsed and many sub-
stall improvements-lads sddto comforts
Mrs. Meals School
91an on mum: LADIES
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, OCT. 2!], 1890.
it? 5w
”TI-IE NEv‘i‘F
FURNITURE STORE
In and 2N Wuhlngton St.
ScuthNorwalk, an and of Bridge.
THEODORE COLEMAN, - Proprietor
Picture Frames, Inciting Glasses. etc Prime
nillsuit you BUNK! um ly
(9.156. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain street. South Norwalk
Open a: all hours. The perv era of an Embalmer
and Funeral Director secured myl 11
ounces a. ransom,
F urnitu re 6 ealer.
New Store 46 AL 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. 3 Berseriy street Telephone
Call.'.“.'—l. Day or night.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Rewiring a Specialty
39 South Iain UL. - South Norwalk.
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Sleighs,
Buggies, Harnesses. &c.
“—3.,—
Will be sold at Public Ahction. on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk, Com,
”ON
WEDNESDAY. OCT. I. 1890,
AT IO O’CLOCIA,
The entire stock of (larval, Curing". SIeizh-‘, llan-
lenses. A: , of n. W. Gregory, consisting of
I.) “once.
7 Frances.
2 Vi. s Carts and llamraa.
8 Cone re.
2 Carryalls.
8 sprndlrs.
3 Business Wagon».
1 [load Wagon.
l W nette.
l tin! er.
of Canopies.
l'i hide her Cat risges.
ll Carryall Sleight
2 tiers of Bobs for Large CanyaiL
‘5’ Height.
10 out» of Double fiercest
:a) :is'tl of single flamers.
s baddlrs, diluent kinds.
l'.‘ Sets of Millions,
Large stink of ante .- liable. Whips. err.
Any of the above will he sold cheap previous to
the section.
Also for sale or to rent. my residence. ‘28 West
avenue.
8. W. GREGORY,
sill wi‘t‘n lithAhlf, L'I'.
it" you
JOB
That will please you
In Price ill Wurlmansill.
And you also want it
IN A HURRY!
The EVENING RENTIN I'll.
Can fill your order every time.
Muslims
in. 25 cents a pound.
A. S. FERRIS, 3‘
wan ”A "t ‘t .& ~X’.\'.ih‘£h I
PRINTING l he
Lebanon Creamery Butter It;
8 costs 25 cents a pound to buy,
and at our price it is cheap,
dBllIly one can see. We are
selling lots of it with great
satisfaction to all concerned.
Dibble & Bumslnll.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BAN!
51 Washington 8m.
U' 2: Daily from! to it an, and from i to t on
in on Saturday evenings from ii to 8.
Jim-nest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN samurai Pres.-
JOHN e. irxuuls. Vice-Pram
res-n . JOHN H. KNAPP Sec. anu'l‘rms
I}. IIBKLYIII SIN,
sponsors w C. B. DIKLYN,
51 Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
First-Clan Balers. Contentious
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
fif’f‘m‘ - 7, . ._’?L__".’fl{‘_
B I C Y 0 LE 3-
Headquarters for the
WARWICK AND VIC
Perfection. Safety and other high sde Wheels.
Also a first—class Safety. all hell rinse, 875.
Flrsmlass sound-hand Wheels for rule repairing
giggle branches. Indies' Safety, all ball bearing,
Leroy B. Wheeler.
I33 Water Street, South Norwnlk, jyltlllm
Hangman
Removed
18 min Street
SOUTII NORW LK.
Buggies, Phaetons, Carr
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
08,
I’rices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
ENE? TILLY.
Swan ii Bushnell,
889 Water flax-cot.
(roctof flank). ~ BRIDGII’OB'I‘. come
Pure I sad. 7." c and (Wilson. Bulb fits ,
iletis. Nels. clears, liskrs Tours, lei ‘ W
“remand everything needed about a boat. svr. -
tiring required guano-sore. United ltlsles it
than Plus fork-digs. sinuses, and 575’.“ sets
usrrers orsll d
and Oyster Dealers' supplies our cam
of Imported lentils (.‘l ls still
are Hem
e willsead am
with our rsccrleslrd sale; t
flandntsde and very fragrant.
of III) to any address by mail for “it.
Telephone.
New Your l'rlccs.
Hover ”adenoid.
OLD STAND
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
I’lllll'l Fillllllll Ilill
Is the place to quote prism.
AI'IZQUI (I: If flflA ”all! lll'l'fl. :slesea, g
and woman-scam. Allub-rgoodslsm
Willow, Cane nigh... Chaithstt
CALL AID Ell.
Tillhfl’ l IIIIOIJ 1th.?!
on Cloth and Hattie; Very ban
institutional
We advance the price of ‘
It now , ’
I
Norwalk Chronicler