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autumn; dud-murals.
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' lrosd Place booth If It
mmgllmm Horwalk. m‘
10
17
7419 20 21 22 23 24
2.9. {”9 9:1
uncalled for at the followln tedious
Wm...
hauls;
Jon the, weak ofilling 1%l0hfalr I h
“m" “W these '- Plouc so t
as advertised. ’ e,
soon IOIWALI roar omen.
w ‘l m “Wald Ks Basses. James Carmela,
My . Cathwlno Drew, 141 West Ave,
Gongs. In. Balls Hamilton a. B. Harris.
a. Jackass; allots Keely. in. I. n lurk-
woodJosrph rlm, Augustus r . Grace sher-
Irs. A. I. acerbic, J. Thompson, W.
m. Michael Ziegler.
. 0. It. DUI'Y. 1’. I.
. scant: roar omen.
G. !. Burg". ldward Cole, Arthur Oa'es, C.
J. . Ila layer, Eugene Smith, 1!. I.
Charles Thomas.
~‘t- C. G. BUBBELL. P. M.
nor xonwsut ros'r omen.
a-Ih lltella Audrrson, Mrs. Annie Gregory, Ir.
, Iartru lie , (Score Hendrick.
’ Bronson, C. 1’. color, suite Reilly,
M8. titration, Bessie Wilson.
HARRY RIDER. P. M.
I, In York Harald “anther rorocaata.
'i'he cyclonic depression now near the
‘Illddle Atlantic coast line will probably
move eastward slowly, followed by clear-
ing. A second depression now in Mani-
toba will advance slowly east, attended
by a cool anti-cyclone in its western
quadrants, but it ls not likely to cause
great disturbance in this section. In thlo;
istrict to-day cloudy to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail till about
adult, with sllght changes of tempera-
ture and fresh variable winds, mostly
”northerly, preceded by rain, followed by
clearing. In the Middle States fair to
My cloudy weather and nearly sta-
:iousry temperature will prevail, with
’resh variable winds, preceded by rain
ithd uortbeasterly winds on the New
Jersey coast and on Long Island; and in
New England partly cloudy, slightly
warmer weather and fresh variable
will mostly southerly and easterly,
pr ed by rain on the southern coasts.
0n alloy in this section and in New
no (I fair, slightly cooler weather
Indllight variable winds, mostly south.
srly, will probably prevail, followed [by
higher temperature and by cloudiness on
and near the lakes, and on Monday fair
to portly cloudy, slightly warmer weath-
or, with variable winds, mostly southerly
and westerly, followed in this section by
lower temperature and by rain near the
. ' Illusor- Almanac for ‘l'o-llo‘now.
Bun rlaa Bun sets High tide Low tide
”5.54 5.28 l 4.02 10.37
I Campaniea D and—Egmmeoce drilling
November 1.
John Banks, of EastNorwalk, is erect-
ings house at Branchvills.
'Ivflfltfmo-rendered lard, 10 cents a
po ltd; at I“. Hayes’ market.
i Thomas Kelk, of Silver Mine, has been
uppolnted a notary public by the gover-
our,
The Board of Councilmen will hold
their regular monthly meeting this even-
M
t This morning two teams collided near
the Iabacksmo hotel and the wheels of
one of the vehicles was badly damaged.
John Jackson has sold his house on
Piratavenue to C. A. Foster, of Dorian.
Ir. Jackson will build a house on Sea-
side place. l
-—Curbing,50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
Theroport that Andrew Kemp, who
udder at the residence of .1. S. Randall,
hashesu ill with typhoid fever, is un-
trw. Be is able to be out to-day.
The Danbury New: says: Samuel
Pakulskl. the harbor, will have a shop
on the Fair grounds next week, and
shave those whom the fakirs can’t get
holdof. A“---
The bearing upon the proposed widen-
lllg of Wall street, which was to have
been held yesterday afternoon, was again
adjourned until Thursday, October 9, at
10 a. m.
A social item says, "The chaperon
muscle." That isjnst the trouble. It
shiny! moans an extra ticket for the
thastrsaad an extra supper, too, when
thoehapsrongoes.
’u-Dlpot Restaurant? Open all night
Parka: 'I'llford’stesand coffee. cream, 5c.
M mudwlohss, pie and cake, be.
no adjourned cans of State vs. Alice
Mb, tho colored girl arrested on the
of, stealing Miss Gregory's watch
births Ocular school, Tuesday last, will
' Ito M“ this afternoon.
The Int shipment of sixteen-inch iron
”for the two mils branch of pipe to
halal! hr oouomton with the main line
the upper and lower borough
, m arrived at Hacker’s dock yea—
”. a i’
{to
MC. Castlsmau,whoiswsllkuown'
h.” city, died lost evening after an
*0! two weeks, at his father’s home
:fi J Int Thirty Fourth street, New
‘, mm. He was 23 years of ago.
Mrs! A. Granville, nephew of by.
r
v‘pusswoosl-lslstoll-m‘lo
Samuel Waterbury has on his premises
an apple tree in full bloom.
Itrs. John 8.!” is quite III at Harlem
N. 'Y., from nervous prostrstioo.
Work on the Addition to the East Nor-
walk school is progressing rapidly.
~Fresh Hrand sausage, 12 cents a
bl’liiiuud, a't‘ . my“ market.
_« If «.1. t.“
ion Nollie L'Holnrusdleu of East Nor-
walk, is recovering from asevere illness.
Joseph Bushman is now fingering the
ribbons for the horse railway company.
—Tbe very best Norwalk oysters, at
Lane’s Depot Restaurant.
Pilgrim Council No. 54. 0. U. A. M..
conferred the first and third degrees on
Thursday evening.
The funeral ofiln. Deborah A. Steph-
ens will he held at her late residence.
at 10.30 a. in. Monday.
~500 pairs ofTMisses’ Rubbers—lo be
sold at 18 cents a pair-at C. H. Harvey’s.
John Monahan was fined $2 and costs
by Judge Knapp, for breach of the.
peace, this morning.
Two vagrants, John Ryan and John
Cummings, were sentenced to Bridgeport
jail by Judge Knapp this morning.
~Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Miss Mamie 3.3.3, who has been ser
iouslv ill with scarlet fever at her home
on Harbor street. is improving slowly.
The Volk Hat company are filling in a
portion oftheir lot, preparatory to build-
ing a three story addition to their foc-
tory, 65:40.
——Mr. Swarlz offers in addition to the
inducement in his advertisement, $25 to
the. purchaser of the first lot, and $25 to
the pump building thr- first house, on
his Woodward property.
The boronghDemocratic consolidation
platform, printed in TIIE Sexual-1L yes-
terday, has caused a general smile
throughout the city.
Captain Enoch Wood, of this city, who
has been quite ill for the past ten days,
is now out again, and will probably re-
sume his business again in New York on
Monday.
Services will he held in the Darien
Congregational Church to-morrow
morning and evening. Since the church
has been closed it has been repainted
and put in first-class order.
—In addition to a full line of milllnery
goods, which includes the latest styles
and novelties, Mrs. W. H. Jarvis. Laud-
er’s block, has taken the agency for Pat-
ton's dyeing and cleaning works.
Mrs. Andrew Reasoner, of New Jersey,
has purchased the Charles Warren place,
on Maple street. It will be occupied by
Capt. Joseph Byxbee and family, who
will take possession next week.
Walter Jennings had a narrow escape
this morning. He was horseback riding,
and when mar the livery stable of A.
Solmans the horse became frightened
and threw Walter from his back. The
horse also fell, but in so doing no injury
’was done.
at I". Hayes’ market.
Rev. George Van Mayor, of the Nor-
walk Methodist church. will address the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform Asso-
ciation meeting at their hall on the
Washington street brldgs to-morrow
afternoon at 3 o’clock. The public is
cordially invited.
The work of taking off the surface,
preparatory to paving East Washington
street, was commenced this morning.
The street will bwclosed during the pro
gress of. the work. The street will be
paved by men from New York,who have
had wide experience in the business.
—-The Merrill Business College has just
placed Miss Mary Howard, of Greenwich,
in a fine position as stenugrspher and
typewritist with the Davenportdc'l‘reacy
Co., Stamford. Business nlcll send to
Merrill College when in need of compo»
tent office assistants.
Although there are plenty of quail
“in the woods" few have yet been oIIt-rl-d
in market. The leaves are too Ihick for
any quantity of game to be secured yet
and the weather has been too warm.
When the leaves fall the quails will be
shot In large quantities.
Charles 8. Omar, of this city, and Miss
l". J. Stiles,of Resell, N. .l., were married
at the bridss‘ sister, Mrs. E. Haven.
Brooklyn, N. Y., on the evenmg of
Oct. Int. Rev. Mr. Allen, of Calvary
Bale church, performed the cere-
mony. A sumptuous supper was served.
The couple received many valuable
presents. -
-Ir. E. P. I]. Capron, the machinery
dealer, has just been granted another
patent, his latest invention being a very
novel and complete "well box,” for water
or gas, which can be quickly and easily
adjusted to the grade of street, sidewalk
or lawn, and when so adjusted is not sf-
fectod by the action of frost, thus over-
coming the present unsightly and trou-
blesome boxes now in use.
3 , wisdom of tho wlrs.
: “Why is a sneeze like the Falls of Nia-
?' J‘Beiloutil'll is a catanh-act.”
It id ’gonerhlly supposed that it was
dusto the fact that Absalom wore his
hair a la Fauntleroy that he died so
Icons.
A man never realizes exactly what the
phrase ”hummer walks of life” ulssua
until he finds himself unexpectedly with.
out a car ticket.
Thsytoll mo tJinkacan walk-hoot
lo the dark I as to broad daylight.
I wonder hcwlls does it?" "Itsstlyl
J-t Isak nib laltorlt laws I"
uh an ,
Ousofouroo ndsotanot
smartsdtllatas of Mullins-u
bystoam locomotives was sntluly'practii
oabls, and thought it would be attained
In a meant lecture before a sclsntlo club
Professor Elihu Thompson declared that
muchhlghsr speed-than can now be ob-
tained with steam locomotives are to be
expected by means of electricity, and he
considered from 100 to area no mlhs per
hour possible. While In the steam loco
motlvss than are reciprocating parts that
must be put In motion, stopped and to
versed continually, In the electric locomo
tlvo we have simply a rotary motion, which
makes it possible to run with economist
much higher rates of speed.
He believed that if we could come back
after anotbsr hundred years we would find
150 miles an hour to be the speed of travel
lug, adding, "It simply depends upon find.
lag the necessary methods of applying snf'
dclent power and building locomotives to
suit, arrangements being adopted to kiss
the cars on the track." One hundred ans
fifty miles an hour may be among the poor
slbilitim, but probably most people now-
adayswonld rather leave to coming genera-
tions the enjoyment of whirling through
space at that frightful velocity. To leave
Chicago at night and be In New York next
morning would be a wonderful achieve
ment, involving great increase of business
facilities, but the safety of such a speed
under present conditions may well he quest
tlonetl.——New Orleans Picayune.
Newspaper Men and Horses.
Dr. David Day has a large share of pity
for newspaper men and confesses to woo-
derment that they live so long and health-
llyaa they undoubtedly do. The doctor
cannot understand how men can stand it
tohave their natural rest broken so con—
tlnuonsly and to work so steadily when
they should be sleeping. Apropos of his
wonder the doctor said: “You fellows are
of different stud from horses or you’d be
dead ere this. Ill the olden days, when
the mail between London and Edinburgh
was carried on horseback, the post boys
soon discovered that the horses that were
on the route between 2 and 4 o’clock a m.
soon played out, and observation showed
that enforced insomnia was to blame. The
horse only sleeps about two hours in the
twenty-four, and those are the hours—be-
tween 2 and 4 a. m. If they are required
to work day after day during those hours
they soon give up and die, since they will
not. sleep—to any profit to themselves-
during any other portion of the twenty-
fotlr hours.”-—St. Paul Pioneer—Press.
——1t‘s tconomical—Bruesels soup.
"upon for llctolror
“Antoiner Moose-Yard" is the title of
achatty description of tracking moose
near Hudson Bay, in Harper’s for Oct
ober. It 18 ly Julian Ralph. one of the
best known of the special newspaper
writers ill the country. An article by
L. E. Cllillt‘lldtil on the origin, grllw'lll
and value of the new manly-inf Lincoln's
administrntxnn is full of important IDIII'
tor of n :-tatl.~tsc:ll and lllrilfll’lC‘Il charact-
er. George TlckllorCurtis recalls remin-
iscens~s of N ll. Willie and Lydia
Malia Child; I’rof. Newheny's paper on
the first oil well has already received ex
tensive notice in the New Haven press
owing to its :ucll references. An ex-
haustlve article-on agricultural Chili is
from the wet. known pen of Theodore
Child and plt ri it p. ruml. In the depart
ment of fiction, “A While Uniform," by
Jonathan Slufgvn m om- of lllr‘ time! suc
cessful stories prion-d by llarpl-z's in ll
long time. In lllt' u’lltnr's study, blr.
Howell dlncu-ws musing other Ihlrlga
what he titles “l‘nls'ol's Mistake." Wltll»
out further nrlnlysls, the October tllllllber
of this popular lllagilZlnl‘ is to I)» ilo'lrtlly
commedvd.
~“Yr'?," llr' soul, "my byrlt‘lll is sunk-
ed with gin and sorrow, but there's hope
for me ye t, for I've lit'illil of BIIIHM'IS
soap."
District of Nor-walls. as: Probate
Court, October 4th. A. 1)., lfillli).
Estate of Mary (Yaw, late of Norwalk, in
said district, deceased.
Damian—That the executor exhibit his
administration normal to this Court for all
lustmcnt. at the probate office in Norwalk, on tho
lhth day of October, 185.). at lilo'riock forenoon;
and that all persons totem-tell In lsld estate our be
notified thereof, the executor will cause this
order to be published In a newspaper having a nr-
cularion In HIIIl dlstrict, and poet is copy thereof on
the sign-post In said Norwalk, nearest the place
where the deceased last .lwrll. st lt-cst ten days be-
fore said 13th day of October. mo.
M It ASA B. WULIDWARD, Jude-s.
anoint? ll. RA mom:
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
"fllfli'flct‘, No. .'l [lemony street.
Call, 774. D-ly or night.
Tclt photo
lilllli. Till
CATTLE sow ll TUESDAY.
TROTTING
wallaxsusv, rlrllltsuav.
rttlllar and SATURDAY.
DAILY RAILWAY EXCUIHIONN.
Sand for Premium L'sts
II. C. Lynn. Secretary, Danhury, Calm.
FALL
MILLINERY
OPENING
AWOL...
lllllllllll Hill fllll Bflllllli
won...
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.
II’All are cordially lavlrsd lustrous...”
1B8. W. FIWEET'I',
u wanna am,
m0!
NORWALK. . - 00!].
f
HOUSES Piflllll I'll THE llflilBS
'lllllll!
_.._-....————.—
Opera House, Norwalk
5 NIGHTS and SAT
URDAY MATINEE.
COMMENCING-
TuesdayEvening,Oct.7
_._.....‘ ’- - ~—
SI‘ECIAL ENGAGEMIINT OF THE FAVORITE
Kill PEARSUN [2 Mill [ll],
Ill a Select Repertoire ol
Popular Plays, including
“UNCLE DAN'L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION," “DIVORCE,” “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,"
“QUEEN'S EVIDENCE,”
WIFE." “THE OCTOROUN,“ &c.,
’ “THE PLANTER‘S
&c. &c,
<> ,_
ADMISSION =
15, 25 and 35 CENTS.
Grand Famllv Manuel Saturday Allfllllflilll
‘3‘!
Ah
.IIITIN
A ”MISSION, IO and 20 l’l‘lN'l‘S.
Tuesday Evening’J
Reserved Seals now on Sill 5 :ll usual places.
‘ UNCLE DAN’L.”
(l4
r.
' "mLon"‘s‘uoig'lilxi?’
llflfll Eillll all lllllllflllll,
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwnlk, Conn.
acid I!
W A NTBD.
Aliertimlmlls under this head. not exceeding 5
bars, I time 25¢, 3 times we , 1 week 8100.
rot; .10 IAN T0 KIRP BOOKS AND TEND
A store. W. ll. Meeker it Co. l." it
or To TAKE carts ova~ llousa n :-0. (.2
Wtet street, Sloth Norwaik. 04 fit
PONITIU‘S Ad CLERK OR DRIVl’lR BY
frustwarlh young marl admires If. If . Box
97. (lrorllwith. Conn oil 3!.
NAI’PRENTI‘TE AT F 11. Shit" «I. BROS.‘
immediately. 02 3t
' '0? I I To is r alas 01.1) TO HELP IN our
'5 goods store. Apply“) A [llcltfmufl .t goo.
0‘. I
SI Washington strut l.
‘ son "SALE.
Advertisements under this head, not once-"lulu 5
lines, t lilac “35¢, 3 times Ellie. I work till)
I'OSB; ALSO
top bn-intss wagon and two rested Millft'f.‘ box
wagon wil‘ be «rid (lltllp. Albert Mon, .6 Harbor
avenue, Nonalk. ll Iw
luliiss, I i-Ziti' GENTLE. SI'ITABIJZ Full
1‘ a lady tollnvc. Also bn~lm~l~s Wflilln will to
sold rhmp. Apply mil. Ii. L'llommedit'u, I’J‘l'
Mn: River. (11,31.
1 UAIlIINii 1101141: A'lJ llt‘slvms, ALNI
lillllr-t'in‘lll goods. Ii.qu re a! No. :33 Sllnlh
lain sift-ti. rrt .‘il
DbliNlrl'l‘HaTOR‘s HALE «A I)\\'BI.I.IN(.
House and shut ll acres of land. on Ely Neck
rlml. ill moth Nurwalil, helm the llomostml isle-y
rltrnpied by Benjamin 1' “till. tlrrrrmsl. lllquirv
of William ii. Kt'l’il. Administrator. f2!) if
' l‘tt U cooler building rots. all am) or feet from, nrl‘.
\t‘cst m-tlne Apply to W. H. SA‘leis. or
I M "0‘"? iii If
-,. To 'tr‘z'i‘. T N _
V Allvurtlscmr-llfa under this head, not czn-uin-g 5
lines, I time the 3 times file. I wen-ll u on.
‘ ittlllll‘l, AT 2:! CEDAR STREET. T” A \HliY
‘ small family; water In the h lit‘l‘; root is. first
hour-e allow Boulwuod Ila! shop. ol ll
HOURS 0N I’lttlsi'iif‘TAVENUIt, IlUltOi'GIl
‘ Wall-r in and out Hull 35 0) Apply (lllnlll
Hoyt. Home If. it. Co. 03 Ill
'l‘Wf) till ’I'Il till: DESIRABLE AI’A itTllitNTd.
Imyllrc of Taylor .I'. Golden.lsal csla‘o and
insuram-eagmln ’ .. . '
' ‘WO immanent RHOIS KACIIJ , Val?
of two banner. ‘8 each. All on We rd
avenue and In good order. Imuxrc of K. It. Wood-
ward.
ill If
A-_,~
Flinn/Ilium thrusts no MllltN'r u'lrllovv
h srd; also barn and stalls. no. I Wrestling
ton street. ol Iw
Tun noon ovsll l-‘Aitl—ilNUTTN'l-T WHEAT
market. fl Railroadrltco. Rent 82‘: Inquire
of C. swans. rm
1““) TINBIINTG UN RAYMOND Ii’l‘llllb'i‘.
first floor, Rent ”a month earn. Inquire
of L‘. swarm, at Old Well (Yigllr Co. s29 ff
”has“? no]: lN A CONVENIENT
locality is odcrrd to persons who would like to
visit Washington some than during the winter or
ring. Room and board will a day. Irv. J. it.
blur. mus l suit. W.. uhlnlrton. D. i: new
rower-£98m 513-311
Advertisements 3.4.} lhls headinot sxrsedingh
lines, 1 time use, 3 times title. I work “.00.
Tni'wooofi’lib‘hfi‘is‘v‘r‘sfil? {5663's.
all the modern Improvements. for sale or to
rent. Toms naaooahle. Inquire of 0. Swan 1. at
(as Well Clo: Cor-pay. up if
LOST.
~Advertise-insults under this b not needing ll
IInnllimohdtimc-ilich ".00.
use: lulu, IIAS UNI D00 at") TWO
A llgorl In the cantor.'yollow on tho ands.
“If? batman IV" Phiflsksnfil llama, wags;
. near w hall 1 mar
l-v’ng tat'i'hallautlusloflos. out
I V.- W“
“4....
A WAI‘I’ "AD.“ In I moan
T'T’hs mum-mum.“
OPERA HOUSE.
Monday. Oct. 6.
Twelve ytars of l'olvcrsal i'opulirltj:
ZOZO,
.__.. The Magic Queen.
Entirely reconstructed this unison and presented
by a so ‘ lb company of layers. A laugh in every
line cndermcnl in every scene. The beautiful
arllvte
MISS ELLA BENDA
! ll Queen 7.07.". enrmundui by a bevy of young
and lovely girls. who slog chlrlningiy and dance
hcw‘ltchinnly The funniest of fill lush comedians,
the pen! of them all,
I. E. I'IIIWA RDS.
ENTIRKLY NEW M'RMP, EFFECTS BY
IIB‘ilt‘r' HUNT.
All. T1115 FAMOUS FEATURES:
T :c [York March, The Terrible Combat, The llllth
of Powers. The (dry Grotto, lu~llucd
Spa-larder, Captivating Basic.
PRICES, :15, :50 and 75 Cents
ill-unlit) soils or ilsle'.» ai-d i’ln‘atai's drug
PlIll’l‘S. €29
.llnslvliill - South Norwalk.
FUN? TO SELL!
Thursday, Oct. 9.
’ Tile
IIIIAB Bill.
A musical farce comedy by W. 1'... Mealsyer, pro
”um g the two favorite comedians, DANIEL
i'ilANu'lrl DALY and .lllnili’ll OTT‘. Introducing
tic Sisters Daly. III lhwr b:wlltll'rlllg Still Dances.
__ unl rllpported by a most ('XCt'llt‘Ill company. A
qo‘u‘trm-o. l'Ulllt‘tllIIlI! A Senora.- of Beautiful
Ladies. A Ilollhl.-t,[llllrtt-tlc of Ext‘el.«:nt singer;
PRICES 35, 50 and 75 fir-lulu.
Advance sale now open at lillyl's Iliil liq-gory“:
I‘rtlu l‘lf'rtl.‘ u:
“M
Dunbar-y Pair (ill-outta,
IVER? DAY NEXT WEEK.
G80. B. BUNNI'Illh’S
Famous Museum illil Theatre.
Under canvas. New Features, Continuous Perform
anus, Two Sets of Artists, the
Two-Hearted Nightingale
Theflrutcst Wonder of the Karma Word. will
inltlvely appoint every performance. Instr: by
smyths‘aOrchsstrs. or
RIMO‘TAIU.
Gun. II. BIIOIYIID a Co. are now In the new
brick bulldl , No. .8 Water street, 80th
Norwalk Wb sand retail Bill u and Its.
chine Oils. Ilhl Chan-I ,speclal.ss In Baill-
waro. hits] Paints. , the. or) lw
.‘DORAG-l.
AIPLI cumulus for Furniture In-
....‘....,,“““* "your" “mic:
"Wax g. 1;.qu
w
a”. II. ”3'33.
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part 01 the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cller for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per front foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per front Tool.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. of the cost of
the house on the amount of
$1,500. Lowndcs avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the Witter. The water front
on Lowudes avenue. will be
of its citizens. Ills the only
street ill the city that has a
water front.
TlIeSc lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
ol‘lllc water. Select yuurlut
at once and get first choice.
Mllpsmld full information at
TAYLOR-x GOLDEN’S or
C SWARTZ'S 0‘
RI. N PfllN'l'.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER
For Guests ll "18 European Plan
Dinners In? puller- of any size will be i’rornptiy
Furnished.
TERMS ON APPLIi‘ATlth In
«T. E. POWER
rd if PROPRIETOH.
I RI [’0 R’l‘l'} I)
Will: Basile Sill]!
Only too 3 Pound.
For One Week Only
Hale,
The Drug-gist.
43.. 5.3” "14‘ Efiifi—é:
JEWELER.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
Wm: Wntl h Repairing a Specialty.
89 South Mall: Sh, “on": Hot-walk.
llll‘llll Business Gillflifl!
NTAMFORD. CONN.
RIZOI'B\8 SEPTEMBER 31!.
A Business Training School for both sexes. Hook
keepill , Banking. Penmanship. Tilt’gl'll‘bIb], bhort-
hood, Typewrititg, etc, thoroughly tang I. i’relb
dent may he interviewed at the College after Aug.
5th. Catalogues sent on application. 117
Seven (cuts a day will give you an Endowment
Polity of sum payable at 50 years of age, or at
death. If prior, or pro canton day. will give you a
Life Policy for slow. and you do not ose what
you have paid In, wen If you stop paying, any year
after three. Connecticut General I.Ifo Insurance
Company, of Hartford
H. Ii. L‘IIOMIIDIZU, Agent.
Washington lfrccl, South Norwslk.
Sonia" toms; limos Sills;
‘ at Washington dirt-rt.
”prim Dailytrnmo to II a.m.,srld from I to 3 pm
and on Saturday evenings from s to 8.
Winters“ allowed on Deposits.
ALDKN summit I'm:
loan a. intrude Vloo—I‘rss.;
m". rolls a. KNAPI’ lice. and Tim
.1 (ll-”i Nimifii-(‘SUGTITY
A. R '1‘ I S '1‘ .
Iornterly of West Twenty-third street. New York
city, has opened a studio or the Post onlcs Building.
ilonlh Novwalk, where he is prep-ml to Instruct
Flinn-In the highest art. In class or In private.
ortralt Painting. Water Coulis, Pres [land Draw—
Irlg and Tapestry Painting a specialty. 1lele
FURNITURE STORE
m and In Washington It.
given to the city for the use J,
I! Tryourkxtrs Largo Blaster Mackml. They are
as.
Till Will Silllfllllllfl llll‘ll.
We have received a largo lnvotee of Imported
Jams. Jellies Ifsrnlsladss—lrclndlng Raspberry.
rllrawherry, lack Currant, Red Currant, Green
Grape. Ac ,——sll frc~h goods. ~
YOU WANT THE BEST.
Dew Drop flanncd Fruit and i’egelibles are the
Very best. We have a large variety.
AT
Bias. E. illlnlnl's,
33 Washington Street.
’l‘llx Collector’s Sale.
VOTICI'. is hereby given that the undersigned,
Collector of Taxee. under and by virtue of a
cert tin tax warrant, duly executed and rlgncd b
proper authority and dlnctto to the under-signs
commanding him to levy and collect of
NEnoON Alli) JBNNIE A. BIXBEE
and other persons named in the re e look, on the
list to raid warrant annexed. th-lr several proper
lions oflhc sum total as therein stattd,suld sum
list made in lilo!) by the lnhallitanle of the town of
Norwallr. regularly and lt-"ully assembled. IO wlr,
l n the diet day of Deters lcr, A. I) , lotto met for
it v purpose of providing for the indebtedness of
said town, levies upcntne following llv‘C'lbL‘ll roll
estate of said
Nelson and Jennie A. Byxheo,
- floated in town 0! Norwalk. sud bonudul as fol~
10- e, to win—Being in quantlty sixteen acres or re
or 'es-. wilh the hulldtng- lhcrmn alarming. bound-
ui Lllrlltt'lly by land of John ti. eithtllslfl pat and
part by and now or formerly of Harvey Pitch. and
[Hit by land of ilnlns it. Raymond. easterly by
highway, southerly by land of Crt‘llc of Llllrlcs, 1i.
Gregory deceased, and by land of William B Bette,
and Westerly by land now or formerly of Julia M.
Ulmstend.
And I shall soil at public auction, on the premises
hereinbcfore described on the 2d day of December,
3.0.13 0 at tom oc’cck fomoon. somuch thereof
as will rinse the sum of live aloha. s and llfly (ems,
that being the proportion of the said Velma and
Nelson alldJenn‘le A. “33b e. or tilezum total in
Enid Ilét together uirn the charges of levy, sale. Sc
tvEt) i; n’l‘ JOHN. ’I M or. i,.~l. 1v")
Dated at Xutwdrk ol-pitm lr: :II, All , 1.55:”
s! l oi Ii
'l‘aa s'oltcl-lor’s attic.
lll'l‘iCEls ill by even that IlJ: tinflt'ifilgfllll,
l Codcetor or are. count and l'_I' Vlliuc if a
cerzaln tux wurmn', duly executed and slzfltd my
properazllnorizy and direet- fl tu llle liniltcldlgl‘it'll,
commanding bun to levy and-:1 lot: of
ill Wall billing in
being . to): or assortment lttlll upon the assessment ‘
I THE
4:. u. .- ll, and will refund your money in .;:
8 Bllllll'i INSTITUTE
fipr Young Ladies and Children," ;,:
“Mm“ and Day School
The tenth year opens ou'l'hullvday. Supt. ll. .. ‘
A thorn b and mmplelslsgllvhooursslslfl
ool his Its students funny College
The Primary Department has been newly unllbv
rd Kindergarten and mary pupils will .
Natural Binary in addition to former work. . -
rub out will he presented in a mat attractive In-
her I! run calmer. of Albany In. M
teaches Art also. in all Its branches.
£12323:“'“i‘d‘ntif‘iml‘°."..""..“‘.i‘....“" ‘
gas. 0 s u ‘
the Department of llocution.
A pretty Gymnasium connects the two ..
now occupltd by the School. A trained and . .. .
cured teacher, a lady will direct the fly
a d see lhal the exercises and weights are solid .
the age and streoglh or the pits
htlss Baird will be MIl‘tL-flml'l the music Ill
Devsrcanx, who has high testimonials from r. 8
her leach-w In this country.
It Illlll for many stars
Miss Devereanr sub equcnlly studied some y
under the best roosters ln florrr any and italy to . ,.
feet herself In loru'umental and vocal music. ‘7‘
pianos (six In number) are all line instmmcnla.
During the past year the accommollatlons f.
pnplll have been largely increased and many sub-
ltnnlisl improvements made to add to the coral .
rill] advantages of the students Pupils deslrln
admission should make immediate application. sol
.5
v)
Mrs. Mail’s 881100
GIRLS AND YOUNG Lilli
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk.
N
THURSDAY, on. 2d, 1890.
535w
h .. . _~._ ..____,
hit-{f1
Pillllsslllll
If you are going to buy it Range for your kllcbw
this fall, and want the
Best and Lowest Pric
callon me. lhavc the exclusive agency for th
(eltlfl'thd
“ PROGRESS RANGE,’
made a: hams by the Saugntnck Iron Works 00.
and by lptclal arrangements with th m I can ..
[Ii-i RISK-Clara 1rl~mc at the pure or lighter av-
' .r l'f":‘. l warr'm', every t)! c m be
BEST AND QUICKEST BAKE
of any r-rrulninl Beilg made lit-re you ca
sla- .53. ~ :H rcplirs in all hour's time.
'I‘HE
NELoUN ANDJENNIB A BYXBEE i
and other person lsmed in the lure htrlrli. on [he .
list to raill lira HI! all“ red. their a vent! mop H'-
lions of the sum total as therein Bt-Iihd, sold mm 1
being a tu’ or assessment laid upon the assessment l
ll-t made in 1:88 by the inhsbllanls of in» wwn of
Nurwals. regularly and legally assembled, to sit,
on the inn day of December, A 1)., Iii“, met for
the purpose of prowling if)! the indebtedness of
2 on two. Iev‘lts upon the following (lt‘tc ihcd recl l
estatul of said
Nelson and Jennie .t. Byxbsu,
silualed in own of Norwultz. and bounded as fol-
Inws, h. win—Being in (plan ity slxlcen BCYl" more
or less, wlth the billItllllgll theruvll s'anv: mg hound»
ed nortterly by land of .1 on H Nichols to pan.
and pzrt by band now or former y of Harvey i-‘ltch.
3m part by land of bu'us h‘ Raymond. easterly by
ghwuy, southerly by land of estate of Charles M.
(liegory. deceased, and by land of William 8. Belle.
and westerly by land now or formerly 0' Julia M.
Ulmstend
and I shall sell at :‘nbllt‘ Auction. on the rrernt.
ses herelnncforc dawned. on the 2d day of Decem-
ber, A. 1)., ISO), at lot—)0 o'clock fownoon, .2 ) much
thereof as will raise its slim of seven dollop, that
being the proportion of the said Nelson and Jeanle
A. Byxbee. or the sum total in said Let. tcgtlhcr
with the charges of levy. sale, SC.
030. B. 51‘. JUIIN. Tl: l‘ollector, List lees.
Patel! at Norwalk, September 33th, A. D , 1590
rzlciv 1
Tax Collector’s Sale.
.O'I'ICK is hereby given lint til»: llnlle'slgned,
Collector of Taste, llmtu no.1 ll) vtrtncm‘ a
certain tax warrant, duly . Xit‘ lml nu! a‘ghcd by
pr .p rnnlhor-Iy and (Ilrt‘cil'li l-l tm- underarm.“
commanding him to lsv ' and some! or
WILSON «Nil TEN Mr; A. ill‘XllElE
and otherpersonstamrd in the ram boot. on the
list 106A"! warrant annexed. tr cil’ several propor
lions of the sum total :5 therein slated, and sum
being a tax or arsesmvnt laid upon the met-semellt
list made In HIP? by the lflhullllml.‘ of the town of
Norwalk, regularly and legally assclnbiul. to wit,
on the 23m day of December. A. I) . Isl“! met for
the purpose of providix g for the indelludcers of
said town, levies upon the feline lug dt‘rCI’lht‘ll real
estate of sold
Nelson and Jennie A. llyxbec.
sllualul ln town of Norwalk, and bounded as fol.
IO-vtr, (tr wll. dieing in quantity sixteen atria more
or less. with the building-l lbereonrfardmg, llonllll-
rd Ill r-hl-ry by land of John If Nichols in purl,
and part by land now or formerly of liarny I-‘llch.
sn- pan by land of Rufus h: Raymond, easterly by
his hwy. southerly by land of temtc of Charles M'
Uregllry, doctrinal, and by land of William rt. tiers.
II’IfI westerly by land now or formerly of Julia bl.
U malearl.
And I r‘hlll sell at luillic Auction. on the premi-
m llt‘fclhlltrlvll'c described on the 2d lluy of Decem-
h r, A. I) .1690. at l".15lr't‘im'k forenooo, so much
thereof as will raise the sum of seven dollars. lhat
Doing the proportion of the said Nelson and Jennie
A [tubes of the rum tolal in cold “-1, lugcllu'f
with the charges of Iev , sale. the
first). ll 51' .10 1“. Tax Collector. List 18:37.
Dani at Norwalt, September L'fith, A. IL, mo.
I‘ll} it‘ll
Tax Collector’s auto.
01‘1le Ia hen by given that till.- undersigned.
I ollwtur of TJes. under and by Willie or a
cellaln lax warrant. duly executed and nlgntd cl‘liv
proper authority and directed lo lh'filntltl'wlflh .
communal: lr hurl to levy and rollecl of
NBMON AND JENNIIZ A BYKIIEB
and other lemons named In the rule book. - n the
Ilsltosald wan-ht annexed. lhclr several topm-
IIOIII of the sum total as lhcrvln stslui. so d sum
being a tax or assessment Isl l upon the armslllellt
Inst made in last. by the inhabitants of the town of
horwslk, rental and legally Ill-remit ml, to all,
on the 30th day n December, \. IL. lil~5,mct for
the nlpose of providing for llle Indebtedness of
rat town. levies upon the following ill-scribed real
estate of said
Moron and dentin A Ilyxlm-
situated in town of Norwalk, and bounded on fol.
lows. lo wilt—tiring irl qusmlly s-xu-en nun! mom
or less, with the blllldlllls thereon rial dim; lmuud
srl northerly by land of John If. ”Chum lo put.
and port fry laud now or formelly of Harvey Pitch,
and part by land of Rufus It. llsymoml.esstlrly by
highway, southerly hr land of uran- of c harm in
Gregory, deceased, and by land of Willem II lletls,
and westerly by Iron now or formerly of Julia M
Ulmstead.
And I shall sell at Public Auction. on the
m herslubsforo described, on the all may of heroin
her, A. DJ”), at lOo‘cIocIl forsoolln so much
thereof aswlll raise the sum of seven «lows and
slrly cards, that help the proportion of Ills said
Nelson arddesnlsa xbre. of the sum total to
said list. Mather wilflt c charges of levy, sale ctr.
so. ll. 51‘. JOHN, 'l‘ax collect ~r. hm hm.
Email“ Norwalk, Ileprsmher to. A. D 1890
s o
premi-
G in 0. .1 mail; It; 1513,
U N D E R TA K E R .
82 North lulu street. South Norwslk
m“Opal at all hours. marria- of all
lrnballuor
myl ly
Mlhflmnmfllm
III-ODOI'Wlsl-‘I . MM
m not: . mm
wtllsaltyolnm _I " "' um
lilting RANGE
(WM. roman
6.3 NORTH MAIN STREET.
.18 :lm sown NORWALK. (012's.
LADIES’ AWNITEENT‘LEM‘EN’TS—
BI CY OIL-ES
515‘?!»
/
To Let by the Hour, Day or-Mollth
Leroy :53. Wheeler.
a.
JOHN HAUPT,
thrilled, lnanagcr of i‘urrington’s market. "
opened a
Meat Marke .
Ill W. M. Ayres' store. No. 2i North Main street
where he will keep
All Kinds of“ Fresh, Silt all
Smoked Meats at low prices.
Vegetables in their season
nul,"
To the Citizens of South Marital
and Vicinity:
We are now prepared lo do
Gulliver, Nickel and Ullllil
I’I .A'I‘ING},
Polishing and Rcflnlshing 31
kinds of Mosul Goods.
A specialty made-of Chandeliers flinging Lom-
TIP'IIIWIII‘, ('ll‘llry, Iilcyrles Ilnrrlcsll 'lr‘mmlnlts
and all it rule of lions-l2 llanlrsrv soldering
llruzlng, and Ill-pairing uloxlo Prices lowandsa
faction guaranteed.
Salli Nurwall Plflllflii Cillllllllll
4.9 Water atreot,
Oppo-llc tltearrllmst Dock, ho. Norwalk. anal
The advertisers wll
WANTED glvolhelolosgsuc
a good reatulmlblc party in Heath Norwalk lorthv .
Mon and Porter. “to do not bottle any of on
mania) llnr ate and Porter would he sold at
price to agents to enable them to roll at a stand '4‘"
d! to retailers. t.llr goods are very nnlforal. - -
90,000 barrels yearly. [or further particulars all
in person or address
'I'. l: [KHAN & (10..
lIrowora of Ala and Parlor.
420 to 430 Want 38th It . flow York OR,
TO HOLDERS 0F
flaianllel Farm Marinate Ll -
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
nor srrlosinlancs in every one of the w
slate! anl Territories. and In every sloquevu . ,
wl hconmponrlenll, in every state. and la . ,’
nor] munly in every state. coupled with a
float onparlousa of over thirty-flu y
In the business, enables us to make rho but
soils in the collsrtlml of Defaulted firm I .
loans all well as In the mils-allots of . .
my. Oouuly and Town min.
t rial... 0' ”Villa? 0:: ' ‘ ' l
at ampollsl I: or
thsvsryhsvl lblessrvles. We 4
attention to and Invite
Till OOIIII IAIKIIG
ry)‘
'“c‘l‘u-olJIIB Pllllil‘lliiimbmu-
"l.
Mors-
”a.‘
one ton Insults-y. law You.
Norwalk Chronicler