\. .
. tare in the United States yesterday. The
“c church in this city.
Wilson, daughter of layer Wil-
oox, to George B. Weed.
Miss Dunn, of New York city, is reliev-
log John H. Hoyt at the Western Union
Telegraph oflloo for a few weeks.
T. 8. Vanderhoef has placed a concrete
gutter In front of his East avenue real.
dance, making a much needed improve-
ment.
Engineer C. N. Wood, accompanied by
the members of the Court of Burgesses,
will establish thograde on West avenue
this afternoo . _
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt died at her home, 64
Main street, borough, this morning, aged
89 years, The deceased was the mother
of Hanson ML...
—8ewsr connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
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fldw nova Inna Wanthn
‘ “ more was ‘a slight decline of empera-
One of the large plate glass windows
in front of Plaisted’s drug store was
cracked this morning by a stone thrown
by an expressman.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder company
haasecured the Bridgeport Philharmonic
band to accompany them in the Port-
eheterfixemes'enurede- . . -
“f Tbe‘Epworth league; of the Norwa'lk
Mothodla Episcopal church, withhold!"
regular meeting tomorrow evening in
the lecture room of the church.
«weather in New England, New York
radio-Jersey to-dayproarises to be
”% tinnaryflollowed by warm-w
U! M . ,- - with ‘ northerly and
will y'winda; mining variable:
mus. E,Ia this .djstriohtoday simi-
. . tions are indicated.
" W Almanac for To-flmow.
.fin rises I Bun sets High tide Low tide
. 5.48; 0.37 12.00 6. 12
'1 W Divisiomflnrd their
W “Wills this evening.
*w The Intercollegiate Tennis tournament
will open in New Haven, October 6.
. “The Mutual Drum Corps will hold a
abhearaal at l'f Chapel street this even-
Ing. :
Willis E. Bell is moving from New
Rochelle to the Ganung place on Cove
street, which he has recently purchased
through Morrell a: L’Hommedieu.
George Norvell is confined to his house
with an attack of malarlsi fever. Be is
quite comfortable today and is not con-
sidered as being in a dangerous condi-
tion.
Rev. James (.I. Ditmar, of the
Emanuel Baptist church, of Bridgeport,
conducted both morning and evening
services at the First Baptist church yes-
terday. __
The Floral Circle of King’s Daughters,
of the First Baptist church, will hold a
meeting at the residence of Miss Maud
Gregory, on West Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon.
W. B. Smith is using the earth from
the cellar for Swarrz dz Corbett’e new
Washington street store for filling in his
Franklin and Union street property, and
thereby greatly improving it.
-—Pbotographs of 12:. C. E. Torrey
for sale at Whitney 6: 60's., No. 51 Main
street, Norwalk. 7
George Lockwood was taken with a
chill while at his place of business Satur-
day afternoon, and had to be taken home.
He is still confined to his house, but his
illness is not of a serious character.
K, A council of the National Provident
Union was organized in Danbury Sator-
day night.
3: A-permanent United States army re-
«mung ofllccis tobe opened in New
M, October 1.
‘ —-Fkamea and pictures at Whitney dc
00’s.. Norwalk.
"“1 catch basinis being built near the
southeast corner of the Congregational
'f‘Plcneer Book and Ladder company
If”! d‘gldaspeclal meeting to-night to
' important business.
30'. B. K. Crossey, 8L, filled the pul-
pit of the Rowayton Baptist church yes-
tss‘day morning and evening.
.1. B. Mix,manager of the Norwslk
‘tohphweofllnmistheproud fatherof a
bouncing baby boy, born yesterday
morning.
A praise service was held at the Con-
gregational church, this city, last night.
Besides the hymns sung by the congre-
_Is'a. Pawcett's milliuery opening of
“hatred hats and bonnets will take place
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
mm; gation, several selections were well reu-
. “— . . dered by the choir, and Miss Punzelt
Mora, 50 ninth a foot. William sing a solo.
a! ' .
There were two cases before Judge
Knapp to-day. James Scott and a laborer
named Dennis Calligan were each
charged with drunkenness. Scott was
fined $5.00 and costs and Cslligan 82.00
and costs. _M
Arthur Coleburn, an old Norwalk boy,
who recently graduated from the New
York College of Physicians and Surgeons,
has been appointed junior assistant sur-
geon at the Connecticut Hospital for the
Insane, Middletown.
Ed Hoyt, of the firm of A. B. Iont d:
Son, is in Walton, N. Y., on a hunting
excursion, and from the drift of his let-
tors home it is presumed that be has al-
ready killed several bears, woodchucks
and other big game.
The pulpit of the Rowayton Methodist
church was occupied by Rev. Mr. Le-
Cdnut of New Rochelle yesterday. Rev.
E. 0. Tree, the pastor, will be absent two
more Sundays and in the meantime he
will take unto himself a wife.
~Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
of this week Mrs. M. 1.. James invites
the ladies to call and examine the latest
styles of Fall Mrllinery, trimmed and
untrimmed Hats, Teques, etc. Feathers,
Tips, Birds, Velvets and all new novelties
in the latest shades and styles.
“My Bella, belonging to William
Ngly, of New Bavar, won {300 in
Rochester. N. E, Saturday. His best
time was 2:15}.
”Do-members of Company Fcan re-
salve “lair. chmka for services rendered
atthpfliantic encampment ‘by making
' ' n toLientenant Henry Mathies.
A delegation from Butler Lodge, 1. O.
0. F., Palestine Castle, A. O. K. M. C.,
and The Lockwood Manufacturing com-
panyWeht to Stony Creek today to at-
tedd the funeral of George Hunter.
0. Ewart: has purchased the Wood-
ward homestsad, and to-morrow, in The:
Burrito, will offer building lots there
I‘m that will interest and be of ad-
vantage to all who desire to secure
~5W pairs of Mme Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—st C. H. Harvey’s.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Com-
pany clossd their engagement In this
city Saturday night, after having enter-
Iliad large crowds nightly for the past
two weeks. The same performance will
bl dress in halls during the winter.
. as members of the G. A. R. fair com-
little asshard at work getting things
In drape for their catalog fair, to be held
Itovsrnhsr 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th. The
lllloltors will soon be among the people,
andthoy hope to be received with cor-
disilts .
The state treasury vaults at Hartford
have become so full with bonds sent in
for registry and taxation that the depart-
ment has been forced to hire vaults of
the Connecticut State Deposit company.
This state of things will continue two or
three weeks. -. ._, _ ,-
The hearing oaths Nosed widening
of Wall street, as well as the argument
on the Main street widening, which were
to have been held this afternoon in the
Court of Bargasses‘ room. have been ad~
journed until Friday afternoon, owing
to the absence of the attorney.
ly—Dapot armour-.70.)... all night.
Park G Illfotd’s tea and codes. cream, be.
Mammalian. Pie and cake. 50.
. _ whohasguasssdnsaresttbo
f, Tbegussaesrangsfrorn 500m
persona Union will meet on Tuesday
evening, September 30th, at the home of
MI- Carrio D'Artois, West street, at 7.3”
oiclock. Thareport of the county con-
vention will be read. All members of
the anion are requested to be present.
The Board of Relief for the East Nor-
walk school district, met at
Harrell O L’Hommadlsu's office, Friday,
Sept. fl, and disposed of all cases
brought before them in reference to the
ausasmaat being laid. The rate book
will gotnlo the collector’s hands Nov.
15, 190. as per vote of the district, when
the tax will be due and payable.
Rufus Platt, a knight of the brush In
Dana’s livery Mia, who was married at
“I. m on Wednesday
last to In. flatly lilies, of Unanwhh,
is easy arr-sh pat out to know that
Johnny Wade, who Is a dear friend of
IW,‘ m In the State, between 18
flflynrsofags,brsqulred tohe
dlrhgthomonthsoIOotobor and
“assault themnrns sent by the
want is announced of Ill-IV
manuals reassures.
The not-gs and Comings of People w.
Like to Read About.
Miss Minnie Betta, of Pertchester, is
visiting in Norwslk for a few days.
Miss Minnie Allen, of Bethe], spent
Sunday with friends in Winnipsuk.
Frank Davenport, of Bridgeport, is
spending a few doys in the borough.
F. E. Smith. of the firm of Smith
Brothers, to In Boston for a few days.
Miss Mamie Pool, of New Havenl is
visiting friends on River street, Norwslk.
Miss Mary Scotleld, of the borough,
has returned from avisit to Holyoke,
Mass.
Miss Minnie Avery, of Boston, Mass.,
spent Sunday with relatives in the hor-
ougb.
Rev. George Eebbard and family will
return-gs their home in the South to.
mono
Miss dith Merritt, of l’ortchester, is
visiting Miss Fannie Stow on High
street, this city.
George Richmond. of Peek-skill, N. Y.,
formerly of Norwalk, spent Sunday with
friends in the borough.
Miss Allie Bowen, Irf,Darie who has
been visiting Mflhfifiufi'fi‘ until!)-
town, returned IlllfllU‘yi‘Pflll‘flIfly nftl'r-
I‘m w iIIiiIrIl iii; I)! iot‘nwailflonm,
who has been visiting Mrs. William
Finney on Berkeley street, returned
home Saturday.
Henry Talbert, clerk for the Interstate
Commerce committee, at Washington,
D. C., spent Sunday with Selectman
Samuel Daskam, on East avenue.
Local llilltIanren to Shoot.
Captain Edward Finn, Inspector of
Rifle Practicoot the Fourth Regiment,
(l. N. 6., was in town this morning to
see Captain lv‘rostand Lieutenant Msthies
relative to forming rifle teams in their
companies to compete in a regimental
tournament. The teams Will be com-
posed of eight men. In all probability
the Norwallr companies wall be repre-
sented.
Mrs. Cottagelove: "Well, Freddy,
how do you like mamma’s cookies
Freddy: ”I just wish you had made
the holes a little bit larger, momma."
__..D 1 51):,”
CRGYU'I‘.«In this city. Rent 2.“, Benin in .I. "III'
for, aged 6! years. WFunersl Tuesday, Sep-
tember 30. at No. 6 Ilanford Place.
Registrars-9’ Notlco.
. O’I‘ICK is hereby given that the Board of Reg—
lstratlon of III? City of South Nor—
walk. Conn. will hold a public session on Wed-
ncsdav, October I. ISOU from 2: o'clock tn. till 6
o'clork p. m., at the City Hall. Havzlan street, to
correct the voting list of sold city.
Applications for all name to he added to or
erased from said list [sec to y pooled in post office]
mastbchandcdto Edition 3 Crows City Clerk,
beforebo'rlocl p m.. Monday, September ":9. 13".“,
NEWLY .I. CRAW. l lionrd
CEAItLR-l N. HMI’I‘B. ‘» of
seal Iw GEORGE F. ATHBRTONJ Rtglstratlon.
__.- 'ro HOLDERS or
Defaulted Farm lluuluauu Luau:
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
0hr scqnalntarmeln every one of the Western
states an i Territories. and in every Southern stale,
wlrh correspondents-in every staleaul in nearly
every county in every state. counted with a prac-
tIcnl exporIoncs of river thirty-five years
In the buslnesa, enables us to make the but to.
salts in the collection 0' Delaulled Farm Mortgage
loans, as well as In the rolectlon of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds.
To holders of such securities we oifur unequaled
facilities, areepouslhle channel for colletllon, and
the very best raieelblo service We rsqa-crfully call
attention to this and Invite correspondence.
THE CORBIN BANKING 00.,
219 lm l92 Broadway. New York.
EVERYBODY SHOULD USE
IIS'I'IIINE I
For cleaning paint, for cleaning doors. for cllranlrlg
and pom-hing windows. for flushing and pollshlhg
tin were. Iron, steel, nickel. lines or ropper It is the-
host article svrr made: for the above lullrpmu- ’I‘n Ir.-
lrodaoe it I will, upon rrqlus'. prose-nu our parks c
free to ever customer purchasing goods to III:-
amount of d ty cents or men-
H.R.HALE
untrue ls'r.
lllllllllll “
UPININl}.
MISS COLLINS
Will open her Idllaery Parlors on
Wednesday, " (let. I
And will carry a choice has of goods which will he
worthy of inspection,
Iverythingnewand attractive. Iadiss' flats fled
Tryst-,allstylssof Meets and Room! I] ,
s Beam helm lists In all shades,
ice (Mrleh Tips and Planes, Pearle.
or hands, mrds, elm. a choice llus
oft’eivst Tush-us. a tall llaa
Ribbons la the new shades,
llases'and l.hlldrea's'
Till-d Rats and
Caps for dress
and school
wear.
All lrlndsnf fancyrlassnd Beetles. Doaotm
mIiserktoparchaseyoarfsll selection befor-
ulllsgat the new asllllasry store. lies ultras,
Wmmthmvlcssnf a Intact-s llllhssr
fr-aaaof the Tenth“ wholesale bossssof
Iork,uaa-nreyoa pwfensatlafaetloa.
MISS R. II. COLLINS
MU 910'” ‘HALL,
.llll'l‘ 938 NIGHT,
TH U RSDAY, 0ct.2
Third mfnllcasohoi the only Indian Actress.
Go-Won-Go Mohawk,
In her Thrilling. Picturesque Play, entitled the
Indian lull Barrier,
Supported by
c. w. CHARLES,
(silver I'ox)
Ands Bo rb (Join a of Accomplished Actors
pe .33 intro-es.
WATCI! FOR 'I‘llll PARADE.
Boats new on sale at Ileyt's and Omega. m
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. 6,
Twelve years of Universal Popularity.
2020,
- Entirely reconstructed this season and presented
Zheuwliu {QIIWT- ,
byanr hoolnpsny of layers. Aim scary
lineiwmndcmlcnt in every scene. The beautiful
am
Miss ELLA BENDA
As Queen ZOZO. iurrouudcd by a bevy of young
and lovely girls who sing charmingly and dance
bowitchingly The funniest of all Irish comedians,
the peer of them all,
C. E. ED‘I’ARDS.
ENTIRKLY NEW SCENIC EFFECTS BY
HENRY HOY'I‘.
ALL Til! FAMOUS FEATURES:
The Black March, The Terrible Combat, The Birth
of Flowers, The Fairy Grotto, Refined
Specialties, Capllvatlng luslc.
L..._. . .._ _......
‘" muons downs. ’
lull luau all Illlllill,
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Howrah, Conn.
an“ If
warrant).
:MONDIIFY, summonses
t “1890:
M83 BIIRII'S 111
For Young ladies and Chll ren.
Boarding and Day School
'I'hatenthyesropsnson'l'hnuday. Sept. tarsus
A r and can: b '
or m an lummmgm hmm'
Department has been newly mm.
ed and Primary
mama Illatory In addition to rfigb'fl' “15;:
n
rub whmfiiaam attractive-lam
Advertisements aad'er this head. not exceeding 5 M I. 0! Alba". liar Bannock
unea,ltlms%c..3tlmaawc,lwaskil.w. WAT‘MIIIUIII ha.
Superior advantage are closed to p my“.
run ATION wan-ran as means. {Kim "'3', 0", ”fad" “I I chose of
Pleassaddrass Howard Jenaomsars ot‘hfilt. A pretty mansion 0:5”. the two be
W“. W!” C" " now occupied the helical. ammo and ”"1"".
nos 8 n. 3%: “’.....'“l.‘ll':‘.l "‘° “’"W’
> '» our
‘1‘ ' “team was 319...... ..
tlundsrthls not 35 ‘" “I II thsmnslcbylbs
Adetlasmen head,
lmsnlumsfifiultlmeswcdwenk arm
UiIIIISE WAGON. IINIJOOT 903. IN-
qnlro at. Decksr’s paint and wall paper store,
70 Washington street. s9 8!
III FAMILY HORSE. TOP BUGGY ANT)
Harness, alsoonerrssy Cow. Call at No. In
East svmae. Norwalk. :2! 1w
DIINIBTIIA'I'OR‘S BALE. — A DWELLING
“ House and about II acres of land, on ll! Neck
road, In tloetb Norwslk being the homestead lately
occn led by Benjamin I’. Reed. deceased. Inquire
of llliam II. Reed, Administrator. res If
Two choice building Iota, so and on feet from, on
West avenue: Apply in W. (7. SAINTS. or
I B. "(NT no t'
, TO LET.
"new "you masters...“ " "'1.
lines, 1 Karma dreams, 1 week SUIT. mg
)ART 0? TWO access 031 WOODWABD
avenue; good order; rent :8 per month each.
Inquire of B. A. Woodward
'l‘WO TINBIBN'I‘B 0N RAYIIOND STREET,
Ilrat door; Real San month each. Inquire
of (l. swam, at Old Well Cigar 00. an!) if
l)ART 0F IIHUBB 0N HENRY STREET.
Booth Norwalk; rent 39 (I). Also part of house
on East avenue, East Norwslk, near depot, 6 rooms;
rent slum. Apply to Taylor a Golden, or W.
Yum gs. at Lockwood Mfg. Co :15
PLEAl-lAlli’l' ROI! TN A CONVENIENT
locality is offered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time darini‘ths winter or
muons, as. so and 75 Cents mails“: KIWI ’fllfizwi'n'iyminh
Reserved Scale at Hale‘s and Plaisted'a drug
"0”“ ‘29 FORSALBORTO RENT.
THfifNE-w“
FURNITURE STORE
202 and 204 Washington St.
South Norwalk, East End of Bridge.
THEODORE COLEMAN, - Proprlotor
Picture Frames, Looking Glasses. etc Price.
will suit you SURBI
season“ 111 'liKYuioS'D,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dc 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. :l Ilerncrly sum-t.
Efl‘tfii- 2”” ‘3‘“? . .__
(i E (). J E L I F F E,
U Ill D E R TA K E R .
3'). North Main Street, rlonth Norwalli
'I‘eil phone
Open at all hours. The sorvzces of an Emhalmer
and Funeral DIIITIIII’ secured my! 1y
JOHN “AIN’T;—
Formerly manager of mington's market, has
Meat Market
In W M. Ayrt-s' shore. No. '21 North Main street.
when: he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
anl.tf
‘ AUCTION SALE
Ilorses, l'arriogcs, Sleighs,
Buggies, Harnesses. rte.
Wllr be sold at Public Auction, on
The Fair Grounds at Norwalk. Com,
UN
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 1. 1890,
an to (venous,
The entire arm's of Hunt», "animus, 81mph“. Ila»
W. an , oIn, W Gregory, (nullnlllng or
13 Home,
7 Prat-1mm.
'1 Villa '0 l‘arls arnl Ilarnrle
NCO“: rs.
elturyslls,
:l spindles.
fl Business Wagons.
1 Road Wagon.
I W: autism
lllnl cy.
annoples.
libido-bar (‘mnagu
fl (‘arryall Slt'lul's.
fitters all Iloba for Large l'mryoll.
a!) r-Ivlghs.
IO lists of Double llarm's‘.
or arts of Illegit- llarnsrs.
fl Saddles, dill-rem kinds.
1:! tints of "ad IMID.
largo-wk of tstllr's lull»... Whips, sir.
Any of the above will he sold rhrap p‘TIIIII” to
the suction.
Also lorsalsor to rant, say renames. I
avenue.
35:.Wo05500m It
le more so 1.x. on
THE
Puuuuuss Rluuu.
If on are going to boy a Range for your kllelrsrl
this I, and want the
Beat. and Lowest Price
callon me. lhsve the exclusive agpg‘ty for ",9
relehrrird
“rationales reason,»
made at tarnish the hemlock iron Work- Co.
and byeprrisl arrangements with th to I can and
this [nuclease article at the price or tips"
smaller ones. I warrnat my crotch.
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
In the world. and will versed your nosey In“?
of any complaint Itelng made Inscription-a".m
always get repairs la an host‘s thee.
THIS
.. Puuuuuuu lulu.
WM. FOOMORE,
330 I].
l
and laatl of II. 3.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. I time 251:. 3 tuner 50:. l week [1.00.
III! WOODWARD HOMESTEAD; II ROOMS,
all the modern improvements for erm- or to
rent. Terms reasonable.
Old Well ('lzaz Company.
LOST.
Advertisements under thlslimd riotosr-wtnz.’
lines. I limo inc, 3 times 501'. l ow 91,00.
Imam: of (I. Swar 7.. at
s29 ‘I'
600 [womb unwasn m enrolls
- to this rtflce of gold nanglc luacrlet,
probably lost on Washington street.
"nonsn. 7
Ad'l‘flil‘l‘mcuu' under this head. not ercmlmg '5
lines. ltlrnv the. 3 times 50c.l week ii 00
carriage curtain. The loser should apt-1y to
William Vollmer. Chi:f_of__i’oilce 1-21) It
POCKET BOOK UN MAIN bTRRB’I‘. TRIS
\ City, containir g a sum of mum-y Finder can
have earns by proving property.
Inquiry of (‘lar-
once I. Brush (.‘lay :- not.
3;") 3t
'l‘ssx Collector’s Stale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nndfrfllgnt‘tI,
Collector of Taxes. under and by virtue of a
certaintaxwarmt. duly executed and signed h
proper anthorl and dlmred to the undereizn
commanding h m to levy and collect or
tiARtiEN’l‘ I L‘UII’ANY
and oily! persons named In the rate book, on the
list to said warrant annexed. their several propor-
tions of the sum total as therein stated. said sum
being a tax or assortment laid upon the arse»-
menr llst made In 13:37 by the lnhahttsn s of the
.own of Norwalk. regularly and legally uk‘mbrl‘d,
to WILOII the 23m day of December. It I).. I567
met for the purpose of providing for the Indebted-
nc-s or said town. levies noon the following de-
scnhcd real retain or said
tiargrrt .k Company.
situated In lownaf Norwn k. and bounded as fol.
1019,10 wit: All that certain tram of ”MI bounded
vast hy hlghWIy, known as Bar: avenue; Ruth by
land of Orlando Jones. land of llmer hush-t and
land of ii 1 Norton; west by land of DIIII hurl-nu.
and n‘rthmly by land of Frans B. elmllli and will;
sanl usr' being night In}! on Ilsa: avenue, so call.
ed, and three handrm fort in depth.
And I shall sell at public menus. on the promises
herelabefore dacflbsdpn the 2th day of November.
A I) . rem, at to o'clock. Ion-noon. somrlch thou-of
as will ram- that sum of irrel- dollars and seventy—
aw crnts. (17:5) that being the propurrlon or said
Huurlll .t Courtenay, of the sum total In said llsl,
together with the c large- of 11V], sale. dc
(Ill i. It 31‘ JOHN, 'I‘ax t‘olloctor. List Nit.
Tum! at Norwal, aepwmhcr 22,A. ll. NA).
s’l‘t 2') or)"
'l‘ssa IJoIlcclor’s Sale.
Vo’l'll'l l- herrhy give-Mint lhr‘llndrrallmrrl.
I l‘ozlncfnr of '1‘axee.uadr~r and by mint-of a
certain lax w L. duly erratum-d and slznmh
proper authority, and arterial tutlle linden-I‘m ,
roulmanrllng him to levy and collect of
UAKHEH I‘ & (XIMI'hNV
mus named m the rate b.xlk.rm lire-
wsrrant annexed ”1le errors! WM!“
tions of the sum total as I crave stalnl. sa II was
being a tax or assessment lad upon the assessment
llst made In Milt by the Inhabitants of the town of
Norwalk.regalarly and legallx stumbled. to nit.
on the 'lTlh «lay of lineman-r. I). Ines. me: (or the
purpose"! xmmdlng fur the lrtrirhtrdar-n of said
town. lorlr-r- upon the followmg described real
estate of said
tiargmt .t. Pompany,
situated In town of Nurwals, and boondnl as Iot-
lows. well: all Illa! refrain tract of lsnal manual
east by hi hwsy. kmnn an East aveour: south by
land of th‘Ioudu Jones, land of limes I-‘oskl t and
lstul of II Z N: rum; met by land of said Norton.
and north". by land of Frank II. smith and wife;
said lrar: hrI'og eight fuel on last avenue, vocal!-
rd. and more honor
and other
list to sal
fro! In dorm.
And I shall sell at Public AM omonths premiers
horolnbefow descrlhrdnm the 26 hilly of Nnvmm,
A I). M0. at 10:15 o'clock foranooa so much
thereofa:will ralselhc )mgl lgcthngudouars and
sovsnly- ta cant-l ‘ I; .t at yoporrloa
of llc salons: Aesop-as. unseen rslu
la'sald llst. together with the charms of levy,
as s, ere. .
out). It . l ‘ llsrtor. hm. tan.
flared at mm.“ A. I), “30.
hfiflfl‘ " ' . h, ‘
Tax Collector'- flute.
(YI'll'l ls hereby given that the undersigned,
l'nllrctorot Tam. stale! and by Vivian of a
mum tax wananr.rlnly "seated and Maw by
prop" summit? and dim-rat to the nmknlghnll,
commanding h m to In and collect of
9AM! l l’UNI‘ANY
and taller retro-shamed In the rare book. rmtlw
list lo cal warrant unused. their several prupnre
tlrmsof the sons mlal as therein stats-cl. were mm
rmngarar elm-neutrals omit.- arm-sent
list made In TM by tho Inhabitants of the town of
Numallr. "filth”, and ly asset-bled. to win.
on the fits: my of [Masher All . IFMJM for tile
pom snot providing for the lmisbrwlm of said
town. levies upon the following described real "tale
of said
I .h (Brittany.
situated In town Iteraa Land lmndet as 10L
lows tuwlt: All that main tract of load MUM
can hy hlsh-ay known as ttsst avenue; south by
land of ' mirth Joan. land of harm Inns.» and
Simon, wrettrylandofsnid Rum.
am northerly by land of hank B Blair!» and wife.
said met betas lily nor on last avenue. so cal
ed, and three he too feet In depth.
And I shall sell at publlr swell-la, on the premier-
herelahefm deserlhsdmn the filth day of Mouser
a. t) . 1m. at to mo’elool furnace.» mash lanai
s- will raise them of three Muses ssvurry In
cents I” it) that being the motion of the and
largest b . nflbe on. total Insald list.
together with the entry-rs of lo . are, the.
can. It 01‘ Julia. The Cu terror, um um.
first::lwwalk, lime-last 2‘1. A. 0., rm.
A. 8. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Ills-ands, Watches, Jewelry.
“WWI“.
30mm.» '- mm
max, whohas high tatlmanlals from Dr 8
II Hills. for many sears her teacher In thIa country
liar Deveresnr lab eqaently studied some years
underthsbaatmastsrs raGerIaanyand Italyto r-
faet herself In Instrumental and vocal music File
pianos (sis In number) are all Ins Instruments,
Daring the past year the accommodations for
pupils have been largely Increased and many anh-
:t&illil=l improvements made to add to the comforts
_ of III. Pt: I
admission should make Immediate ammugner‘rn‘h')
fl
Maelstrom!
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Re-opens at Hillside, Norwslk,
THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1890.
s3 5w
PIIIS'I'IiIl’S
DRUG STORE.
g... ,4 .
We have in stock all the
popular Patent Medicines at
reasonable prices.
The blast stock of Herbs II
Norwalk.
(luluino Pills-7,1111 makes, a:
one-half cent a grain.
Remember that “I’laistod’s
(.‘ough Remedy" is warranted
to cure your cold.
Don‘t forget that we are
headquarters for School Books
and Supplies of all kinds.
PIIIS'I‘BII’S
ll mm 9mm :11
111. N Pl] NT.
THE HOUSE WIIGEMAIN OPEN
ALI. WINTER
Ill-em for plrilssof any else will he Pro-pay
Vanished.
rears alight...” m
3'. E. Powmn
o If norm
80c?” ”03"“ .Am" till
a] WWW
rush from as
r i. y s ”watts... no!”
Mattress—Ms.
:W’um
\ . l
‘ Ladies’
hr Gull: or the European Plan ...
A 'Lla
LIDIES’ 1111] [l
SIZI‘JS 0F ‘
«a
when: (-150 ill the price.
$1.75.
10 cents each.
Our success last year in making up an assortment of
DREN’S UNDERWEAR.
is; . I...” itfl'ttfi““iiu“¢iu§i 3:25 k. Vi
induces us to repeat it as follows :
Children’s Vests and Pants
16 INCHES T0 34 INCHES
Plain Vests
28 INCHES T0 36 INCHES.
LADIES’ RIBBED VEs-I-s
SHALL, MEDIUM AND LARGE.
1111111 111101315 [IF THE WHOLE ASSUH‘I'IIEN‘I‘ 25B.
The sumll sizes will be found a high grade of goods and the
large sizes are worth considerable more than our price, but we
give you a bargain which we are surc you wiII appreciate.
Our Ladies" \V-sls at 39c. are splendid value. Our Gents’
and Ladies Vests and Drawers at 500. are the best possible
value, and Wt. invilv comparison with those obtainable any
Ladies! and Geats’ Underwear 75c , $1, $1.25, $1.50, and
A few more left oi those Children's Ribbed Vests at
, <’
A. Iliukurmuu & Sun,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOV‘I'H NORWALK. CT.
”Iii.
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uuuus lulu Sluts
'1'
GLO V ER & 0L SEN’S
$ 1’ ICCIA I....TI [CS : ‘
()ur Hurah Kld Ladies‘ $2.00 Shoes are the Tim-nu eve-r leYrtt-(I in South Norwalk.
. hill?! r was Kid flangfiawqdhkldlus' l
out in ’ A.“ 1‘
l ' '“Irrnatwfimlafiia‘glt
"-1. ‘ ii“ W m
for. rt Show that will pay ailto examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade
renuahtw and William . t
8 ts Dumw‘
[8111" Illllllllli LUIIIIIEI]!
811.701"), CONN.
senor-nae aarrnnnnu 3d.
krzplmumfnhl'a Mhogllferlrlllh sores. lamb
a , mg, mans p, segmphy. [3 ostr-
hlld. I’ve-writing, m., tlwrcaghly taught I'rasl
dent may he latarvlawad at the tollogo after nag.
era. 0s war on application. In
Eleven tents sday wlll give you an lndowrnent
Policy of arson tunable at 50 yoara of age, or at
tr If prior; orlvsesntsa da mill to yours
IAIeJ‘olley for. 81,0tlo,is'nd you u not are what
you avspald mum yonstoppa rag anyyear
after ram. Connecticut fishers! I. In Insurance
(lo-pan, of Hartford
s. s. 'vaonnsmrn. Amt,
Washington street, Heath Remark.
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JACOB II. LAYTON,
ealletateandflonsaagaat Mathematics
mnm Life and Acct-last. (Jessa
so p tetra-(labia sad . . fir-Its
2r Immoral-almost“ airports"
..... Mauro“ “arm
saw smut-s Memos.
senile trauma}, or.
To the Cltlzer‘liof South Nam
and Vicinity:
We arr: now prepared to do
Gull, Slllill‘, llulul and annual
‘I’LA'I‘ING,
PolIshIng and Initial-Isl" III
Itlada or tiles-I Goods.
.tmeuusuluseamam
rinsing, and Repairing done. Prion Towns!
faction guarantee .
Sillll luau Pluliu‘u urn-pm
49 Water Ital-m,
Oppmlts rites-boat Dork. Ito. Norwalk. “I!
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
A RT 1 ST.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street. New!
eltymasopwsdasioolomtbomofles
neathrnrwala nutshell-W In
in las hIgIat err is class es la
Mil-g, Wafer (Informmw
lsgsad’l'spotry Palstlagaspaslslty.
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