marinate.“
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2, 326
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“fears-summon.
In. Tu. lie.
1
8
15
Th.
2
9
16
Fri.
3
10
17
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4.
11
18
25
6
13
7
14
20 21 22 23 24
27 28 29 30 31
am " ssoms' ' "i; ap...“ ‘ss'to’ 3.57.
for their Innis; Oct. 4, ratio.
.mm PORT. amass.
m Liverpool, 17
. m. :2 38"
We, Glasgow, so
' _ 438
.., 2- mam-rs museum ro-srcrrovr.
Bun rises I Sun sets Bigh tide I Low tide
, 5.50 5.25 . 5.47 12.00
an Tort Ilarald Weather Iorecasta.
The cyclone central yesterday morning
inlanitoba will probably continue its
essterl advance today, its southern-
edge sliding the region north of the
lskesand of the St. wrence. In this
. district to-day partly cloudy to fair
wuther will probably prevail, with
slight changes of temperature and light
, to bls winds, preceded by rain. In
the Middle States partly cloudy to
fair weather will probably prevail, with
nearly stationary temperature and light
variable winds, preceded by local rain in
the lake region, and in New England
slightly warmer, partly cloudy to fair
weather and fresh variable winds, pro
mailed by local rain. On Tuesday in this
reaction and in New England slightly
«cooler, fair weather will probably pre-
’ wit, with light westerly winds, and on
ednesday fair, slightly warmer weath-
"bx. ‘ ~
The chestnut crop is said to be very
large this season.
,. —The very best Norwallr oysters, at
Lane’s Depot Restaurant.
: Aparty of boroughites enjoyed a drive
to Bethe! yesterday.
The Court or Burgesses will hold their
regular meeting tonight.
_ f-Bewer connections at bottom prices.
:William Sheldon, contractor.
The Board of Councilmen will hold
their regular meeting this evening.
—“Tbe Avenue,” the finest 10c Cigar
in town at Lockwood's.
Warden John H. Lee's new house on
Arch street is rapidly approaching com-
pletion
“The official board of the East Avenue
I. 13.0th will meet at the parsonage,
this evening. '
Mhea Elizabeth Holt and Mary Wood,
of Winnipauk, are quite sick with ty-
phoid malaria. ____
—(iurblng, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The Norwalk mills at Winnipauk are
now obliged to work overtime in order
to fill their orders.
hank Hamilton, formerly day opera-
tor at Wilson Point, is now studying
medicine at the University of Pennsyl-
vsaia.
~Home-rendersd lard, 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
‘ ’The Imusbury & Bissell Manufactur-
iagooinpsny’s mill started on full time
Why. The mill has been idle since last
A large force of men are employed to-
day on cost Washington street. The
Muse dirt is being placed on lower
Waterstreet.
~Fresh pork Ed sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at I". Bayes' market.
Shortly after the polls opened at the
Psham hose house this morning Nelson
J. Crsw had a fainting spell, which in-
capacitated him for some time.
Hrs. Joseph Merrill, of Tavern Island,
u just pound through a severe siege of
m Her condition yesterday was
favorable to a speedy recovery.
-Bmall fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at I". Hayea' market.
’Oneof the workmanoo the new Bridge
atWinnlpauk had three of his lingers
My mashed last Saturday morning, by
also! the largecross pines falling on it.
William M. Raymond, who has been
4‘ m to the house for several months
with inflammatory rheumatism, is able,
wifi the aid of crutches, to bearound
l
--a genuine 332E“... Pipe 31.25
and'trp at Lockwood’ .
Funnel services in memory of Louis
Day wu's held at the East Avenue I. E.
churchyeatssriay morning. Louis died
smrlet fever and was hurled on
Wt cogs
m of In at work‘on theastiuui-
sass snap lssterday. It will take but
m‘hmhoompletothehridgs,
finished itwlll bsssnice a
Mme-yelliagthsllue.
cum com, 5. an. install
their newly elected ofllosrs tonight.
The White Mountain express over the
Ooamlidated road was withdrawn last
“Ith’s
A large number of valuable dogs for
exhibition at the Danbury fair arrived
in this city, this afternoon.
The city water will be shut off tonight
at 6 o’clock to repair a wok in the main
pipe near the Baptist church.
A number of delegates from Security
Council, N. P. U... will visit the Bridge-
port council on Wednesday evening.
Engine No. 62 was the first engine to
cross the new bridge on the Danbury
and Norwalk road at Winnipsuk. It
went across yesterday afternoon
Rev. Mr. Field, of New York, preached
two excellent sermons at the Rowayton
Methodist church yesterday. He will
occupy the same pulpit next Sunday.
Twelve years ago last Monday the
boiler of the steamboat “Adelpbi” ex-
ploded near Dorlon’s Point. Twalve per-
an sons were killed an about thirty injured.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of St.
Paul’s Church will give a supper at the
parish rooms over Jackson’s jewelry
store tomorrow evening, from five until
eight o'clock.
First Lieutenant Henry Mathies has
consented to be one of the candidates
for the captaincy of Company F. He
isan excellent military men, and will
probably be elected.
Mrs. George W. Downs and Miss Fan-
nie Rich of this city, started today for
Butler, Indiana, where they will spend
several weeks with Mrs. A. D. Crossley,
nee Miss Nelie Downs.
Mrs. Sarah L. Beers died at her home
In Silvermiue, yesterday, aged 61 years.
The funeral services will be held at the
M. 1’. Church in Silvermine to-morrow
afternoon at zoo o‘clock. The deceased
was the wife of Adolphus P. Beers.
The remains of Annie E. Small, s
former resident of this city, will be
brought here tomorrow morning and
will be interred in Pine Island cemetery
in the afternoon at 1 o’clock. She was a
niece of Judge William S. Knapp.
Rev. John W. Bellantine, of Ridge-
field, occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church yesterday morning. In
the evening Rev. D. M. Seward, D.D.,
preached. Both sermons were able and
instructive, and listened to by large con-
gregations.
“—A genuine fir Wood Pipe l5 cents
and up at Lockwood’s.
Rev. C. J. North spoke last night on
the license issue before the people to-day
and most emphatically and lucidly pro.
claimed against licensing the traffic, and
showed that no christian or any one hav-
ing the good of mankind at heart could
vote for license.
—-I’ipesl Pipes! All kinds and prices
at Lockwood’s Cigar Store.
John Pierce and John Shepard, while
crossing the Old Mill swamp yesterday
morning. captured six black snakes, the
largest of them measuring six feet and a
half. They have them on exhibition in
a large box at the Winnipauk depot,
where they can be seen by any one.
The employee of the Adams Express
company at the local office and elsewhere
received a little card in their pay en-
velopes, this month,of which the follow-
ing is a copy: “Hereafter no vacation
or absence from any cause whatever will
be paid for by this company. Therefore
in future, deductions will he made from
salaries for time lost."
-Largest line of Pipes ever shown in
town at Lockwood’ .
At the annual meeting of the South
Norwalk Club, Saturday night, the fol—
lowing officers were elected: Colonel
Leslie Smith, president; ex-msyor, Wil.
liam B. Hubbell, vice-president; E. A.
Woodward, treasurer; Herman Snyder.
secretary; Wayte A. Raymond, Joseph
A. Volk, and I". M. Knapp, house Cum-
mittce. The club is ina very prosperous
condition.
-—-Try lolly oils—5.3.9} Cigar at Lock-
wood's Cigar Store.
A Westport correspondent writes: “The
mallop set as seen in the boy at Cau-
keen’s island is said to be immense——
something after the old time order. The
specimens are small, but from among
them escsllops of fair size are being
culled. This is good news and makes it
certain that we are again in the escallop
cycle, and that another year will supply
them in abundance."
~500 pairs of Missea' Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair~at C. II. llarvey’s.
Colonel Marvin Kuowlton, of Will-
lmantic, will speak on the subject of
Prohibition in the East Ncrwnlk Metho~
dist Miscopal church, Wednesday even-
ing,0ctoher eighth. This In the meet-
ing which was pooiponed from Wednss
day, September seventeenth, on account
of ” the heavy storm. The speaker is
familiar with the political situation in
this state, and can be relied upon to 1301113., > a. .mfi'flmfl".lml&’3mr”$fi Ins-5
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Intercollegiate Tennis.
m us... me... ............... 3:1."°".'.T:7I 311:3... Turning." "minim.
“'3 tennis WI" b0 held “III '0“ It “'0 1 calls"? rs. wager monsters will take rear. more. Maire 'or c. nwsr x. at
grounds of the New Haven Lawn club. 00"" fight: m5?!) . Old wsiicipr Company. asst!
The contests will be among the most mu,“- 3 “I” I ":3“, ‘
:iflterestt'i‘r'i: ever field. There are twsuty- «mirage immmmi Chm-ll ' WT-
: an and thirteen teams are enter- ' '
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usll, Amherst, Brown. Williamsand mxmh‘“ M 4351.0“, ”in, -3 or. I1. 30,}. «vegan-um man‘s:
Trinity, hellish and thsvsivsrsity of can...“ Mfié‘ raw. "' " - ”a
Mm 3"" m“"‘"‘ H "m a visa-r ”so." in res sari-rut.
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From the Brooklyn Daily Times: "A
large and appreciative audience witness-
ed the first production of ‘Zozo' last
evening; many there were who had been
drawn out from idle curiosity
through a mistaken impression that had
gone abroad in regard to the character
of the entertainment. That portion of
the audience which expected to discover
in 'ano’ anything that would offend the
reflned taste or enter to morbid appetites
were beautifully disappointed. ‘Zozo' is
a fairytale, illustrated and embellished
by n fancyful play writer, who has dc.
parted "Din the usual channel and act-
nfluy given to the public something new,
fresh, airy, wholesome and palatable to
all lovers of amusement. All in all, the
company is far above our most sanguine
expectations as a most wholesome and
enjoyable entertainment.” “Zozo” will
be seen at the Opera House this evening.
"The Grab llag."
Daniel Francis Daly, the clevcrcst of
the Daly Brothers, will make his reap‘
pearsnce in our city next Thursday,
October 9, in "The Grab Bag." He has
a part especially written for him, afford-
ing ample opportunity to display his
peculiar style of comedy, and eccentric
dancing. Lending valuable support to
Mr. Doly is Joseph Ott, acotncdisii of
great versatility. Mr. Ott has been Mr.
Mestayer's principal comedian for the
past five years, which speaks volumes for
his ability.
The Two-[leaded Nightingale.
Manager (1‘. B. Bunncll’s exhibition of
Millie Christine, the two~headed night.
ingale, at his museum theatre at the
Danbury Fair Grounds will be one of the
features of the week. It was a happy
surprise to Mr. Burial-ll to be nble to se-
cure her. She is a perfect lady with two
heads, four arms and but one body, and
will appear at llll‘ Danbury Fair in con-
junction wrtli the Two-headed Night~
ingale Comedy company composed of
Harry Thorns, Maggie Willett and other
fun makers.
Long Wharf and the Consolidated.
The cxtendrd changes in prospect by
the Consolidated rsierad concerning its
water-front properly in this city will
probably cause the removal, at no distant
day, of four large brick buildings which
stand at the head of Long wliurf. The
room occupied by the buildings is far
more valuable to the road than thcbuildv
ings themselves.
It is stated that the wharf will not be
used for cool traffic but for any other
craft which might need docksge. Tracks
wrll probably be run down to the end of
the wharf, and freight could be loaded
directly from vessels to cars. The prim~
ary result to be obtained in securing this
wharf property is more truck room. The
wharf proper will silord st( rage for a
large number of cars, but the ultimate
is the great object to be obtained. The
wharf will be one of the spurs and the
filling Will proceed front the dock along
much beyond the Union depot water
front. This made land wul atford many
additional acres of ground that can be
utilized by the company in the gradual
extension of its plant, and to fulfill a tie
mand for;lictLl-r lucllllltf3.--Juufflftl and
Counter.
Marriage is not it lottery; it is s raille.
One man gets the prize, while the others
get the shake.
A modern Solomon-Why are you cry‘
ing, Frank? Because John got a slice
of bread and butter. John, why are you
crying? Because Frank didn't get any
bread and butter. John, give your bread
and butter to Frank T
Miss Flora (forty-live and homely)—
Ob, Mr. Iilunt, I llud such a strange
dream last night. Mr. Blunt—What was
it, Miss Flora? Miss Florin-I dreamed
that we were married and on our Wed
ding tour. Did you ever have such a
dream? Mr. lizunt lurirrglrtlcully)—NU,
indeed, 1 nova haul the nightmare in
my life.
She l’oisurreri "as Friend.
ROME, (in. Oct. ll.~~(ireat excitement pro
vnils here over the developments in the case
of Mrs. \l’iinple, Who was poisoned by her
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Doss McKee, a
handsome and attractive woman 25yeara
of age. All efforts to relieve Mrs. thplo
ternoon. Mrs. McKee bus not yet been ar-
rested, but the police are searching for her.
[making for Autos Ililla.
LANCASTER, l’n., Oct. 6.-John Bills, the
father of Amos Bills, who murdered George
Boats Saturday afternoon. has been ar-
rested as unnecessary, he having been an
eye witness of the crime. A large
has been searching the mountains all day
for Amos Bills, who is still a fugitive.
Ila Flor] from Illa Wilt.
NEW ilavrs, Oct. ii.-—Julius Wolfl, for.
merly superintendent of the Birmingham
Iron foundry, who disappeared several
weeks ago, has written from Hamburg,
Germany, to his late employers that he will
not return. He says he fled to get rid of his
uncongeniai wife.
They Dialed with (Ian. Sherman.
Nair Your, Oct. rho-The Count of Perla,
the Due d'Orlsans, the Due (VIII. and
Count do Baussecuvills dined privately
with Ben Sherman at the latter's ruldenes
last «suing. The count and party isit for
Philadelphia at in o’clock this morning.
filling of the flats out to the harbor line I
were unravelling, and she died Sunday af~ ,
mus-m
a"! llfilllflltlllfl . 5,!
In a Select Repertoire of
WIF '1," “THE OCTO
Reserved Seals now on sale at usual places.
51]" C C E S S !
IIIIIISES PIIIIIIII “I'll 'I'IIE IIIIIIIS IIIIIII‘I'LY!
*—
Opera House, Norwalk
5. NIGHTS and SATURDAY MATINEE.
TuesdayEveuing,Oct.7
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 0|” 'I‘IIE nsvonr'rn
KII‘IE PEIISIN MIDI III,
Popular Plays, including
“UNCLE DAN’L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION,” “DIVORCE," “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,"
“(TFEEN’S EVIDENCE,"
“THE PLANTI'IR'S
ROUN," &c., 8m, Szc.
MW“—
ADMISSION .-.
1&25mfl350ENTS.
summons
MATINEE AlllllSSION, 10 and 20 (TENTS.
SMMMWM
Tuesday Evening—“UNCLE DAN’L.”
o4
”TAYLOR comm,
IIIII IISIIIB IlIIII IISII‘IIIIII,
WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
anti} if
Nest.
on...JIlB PRINTIII
" " warmer). ’7
Aflvt'rllrf‘fllehl! under this Tludll. not cxcwlmg 7.
lines. i time t..:., 7! times on , i work '1 on,
Tim:
Ofll re
— or To use runs or A no“... Ar so. or
West stn-et, South Norwalk. oi it
POSITION A5 CLERK 0R Dlut'ltll lit’
frustwoflb young man. Adams l7. IL. Box
97. Greenwich. C inn. pint
u Al’PRIN’i'ICB AT 7. ii. men a anosx
immediately. en 8!
FOR SALE.
‘Adrertlserneuts under thislhead. not exceeding I
lines. I time 5c. 3 times We. lwerk Sim.
”1..
)Nl HORSE ~bl'l1' ANY PT'RI‘USK; ALSO
( top bu-lnsss wagon and two seated at nave bor
wagon will be mid cheap. Albert stone, . lIarbor
avenue, Norselit. cl lw
"”uo’m. vsrtr GENTLE. siiirasaa Fair
A a lady to drive, Also business wagon will re
sold t’l’lthlp. Apply to I}. (i. L'Ilommcdlcu, Pits
Mile River. 01.3!
I OARDle‘. llntrex AND llvslriltsil. AL-in
household goods. Il’ulll‘fc at No. 3:! South
lain street. til :it
DMINISTKATOR‘B SALE —A DWELLINH
House and about ll acres of land. no Ely 31ch
mud, in South Nnrwslk, being the homestead Talrly
ocru lli‘fl by Benjamin I’ ll: rd. cleansed. Inquiri-
of [Main II. Item. Admznl-iratur f?!) If
W0 (bolts building lots, on and o. feet front, or.
West avenue Apply to W. C. HAMMlti. or
I I iIllY'l' not!
some. '
V Advertisements under this head. not sin-ultra 5
lines, 1 time our. 3 times our. l't' ti on
“missus Pfllmi’ll‘TAt‘lzltlJt, lfiiltill'itil
l Warn In and our. lknt 8.5"). Apply (luulil
lioyi. Hursr' R. R. (:0. 0.1 til
1“?” illl'l‘lliflllllslHAlllJ Al'lt ll'l'l KEITH
lupilre of Taylor A. (iolrlrnnul r-ata'r a-rl
IDIDIIMI' sir- are or if
VFW" lliilllilrullx ltfltllri KMJIIJI'T. PM”
of two bottom. {it each All on Woodward
overrule and In good order. inquire of it. A. Wood
ward.
P‘Ullxliiilll) ROOMS TO HINT Wi'l‘illlf'l‘
hiard; “z", barn and stalls. No. l Washing
ton street. Ill lw
’l‘ill FLOOR 0"!" rauuirlrmm's scar
DarketJ Railroad 3 lies. Rent '1‘: Inquiri-
of (3. Swarm m
'l‘Wti ‘l‘itNltIIN’l’er summit STREET.
first door; [lent to a month earn. “make
of L'. Swarm, at Old Well (“ignr Co. 91.91!
A PLBANAN'I' nous II! A CONVINTINT
Willy is adored to perma- who would like to
visit Washington «rise time darts the winm or
grog. limeridhoasd cos y. Ire-l I.
tum.fmlln..fl.W.. intrinsic-i." 1' scarf
ESEFALEQBW Fm”-
”or... Holiss.
Monday. Oct. 6,
Twelve years of l'nlversal Popularity
2 o z o ,
{The Magic Queen.
Entirely rcromfrriclcd this reason and imperiled
, by a superb company of -laycrs. A lane in every
I line Wendermmt in every FCl‘nf‘. The beautifu!
. artiste
fines ELLA nexus
As qrrcrn ZUZO. surround“! by a. bevy of young
and l..vcly gins. uhosirg charmingly and dance
bewilchlnzly The funniest of 5:1 Iri-u comedians,
the per-r of them all,
t N ‘ r I
f . la. Isl)“ ARI».
BNTIIIELY NEW ril'IKlli' EFFECTS lli'
HENRY liliI’T.
ALI. Till FAHUI'S FEATI‘HES‘
The Rack March, The Terrific Combat, 1m- limb
of Flowers. The Fairy Grotto. [refined
Specialise, Captivating lime.
PRICES, 35. 50 and 76 Cents
Reserved Seats at Dale's and Plaisted's
drug
stores. s29
iiusic llnll - South Norwalli.
FUN TO SELL!
Thursday, Oct. 9.
‘ rile ‘—
Glllll BAG.
A unmet] firm comedy by W. A. Mrafayer, re-
u'rltlrg ihl- tvm l‘nvonrc comedians, DAN IL
PllANi'lS DAL" and .lillePil on. Introducing
:l-r- hillr‘rs Duly, in lhr'r bewildering skin. Donor».
and rnppurh'll by a ll'i-Iel. excellent com my. A
Quint-firtifi‘uruedlitns A llrxlelte of umlful
Leone A mum. Qlldl'll'Lll.’ of Elven-fit Monti!
PRICES 35, 50 land 76 Cerise.
Ailvnf rc sale now open at lluyt‘s and Un‘gory's
llrug Stores. on
BIINIIBLL’S
O-HEADED
, Danbury retir- Ground,
IVIIII‘ DAY NIXT WIKK
«no. It. BUNNEIJIS
Faun litters and I'llflll’fi.
trader canvas. law Mathnilusoas Perform ,.
saee, hoists of Artists. the
Two-Headed nglitlniritle
At 10 Per Cent. Less
Tpan Cost.
Having bought llic easterly
part 01 the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 per cent. 01 the cold of
the house on the amount of
$1,500. , Lowndcs avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on Lowndcs avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
strccliii the city that has a
water front.
TIicsc lots are all level and
dry. Then- is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information {it
TAYLOR .l; GOLDEN‘S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
DIILN PIIIIT.
THE HOUSE WILL REMAIN OPEN
ALL WINTER
For Guests Ii IIIB European Plan
Dinners for pirtél-s of any the will be Promptly
anrllshcd.
ol
TERMS 0N APl'th‘ATIUN TU
J. E. POWER
9:} if PITUPRIKTHK
HEILI'IIIEII].
(Made from entire or whole whcam
This Bread contains the Inrg~
est amount oi" Gluten and pos-
sesses the greatest food value.
It will sustain the system for
physical and mental labor
without animal food, and is (l0-
Iicious to the taste.
it For sale at
IRMIM’
Bakers,
anlUlf [AUDER'S BLOCK, Mll'Tll NORWAI.K'
Milli] Biillflis Gflllfllfl!
STANFORD, PORN.
REOI'IZ \ii filll’Tl'lNl III-ill Rd.
A Bunions Training detract for it unsure. [look
ltsepin ’. bank-rig. Penmanship. Triumphs, l‘lmrt-
hanri, pewtltltg, err . ihvm ughly taught l’rl'al
ilent may be Interviewed at Ihl‘UOIIt'xc after Aug.
5th. (.‘ulalmua sent on application. j)’.
Your Man Insure IIII Life!
linen cents a tiny will give you an Indowmcnt
Policy of 31.0w parable at to years of age, or at
death. if prior; or five mir- a day. will give you a
Life Poll" for sum, ard you do not lose what
you have paid in, u an if you stop paying. any your
after thrw Connecticut timersl Life Insurance
Company, of Hartford
H. ll, L‘iltmlllmlll. Argent.
Washington PU’N’I, Htrtltb ill-"waits,
U.
gum NORWALI HAVINII" MAN-
a
5] Washington sum.
risen llailyfrum it to l! Llfl.,md from i to I v.3
‘-i on Ratarrlay evenings from s m 1-.
arlnlfh'st allowed on Deposits.
liliil'i Sir MANN l'rssu
r luv u. Irituids vmrnm
rum: in slurs s... and r..-
.ioi-iN l). DOUGIITY
A IITI 81‘.
formerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
city, has ripened a studio in the Post Dulce Building.
Booth ilorwsia, where he is to instruct
mist-s the highest art. in class or in privatl.
rsit Painting. Water Calm, lroiiaad Draw.
log and Tapestry Painting a specialty. iylo out
THE NEW
intuitions sronr
and ass Washington It.
Jillr.
soars Boswell, has In or hedge.
ms", Wonder of or? am. trim will 7300,03! coax-arr, - Provo-m
i mat r orm . In W om _ m
gyros-yawn“, 9' M h, wiiianit ”-th a any
.TORAG... I‘ .0 “WV“.
71.: r Ytrrniiavs - i . . no. son. l he
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mes-sagas? mmwwummmru
asiw h ' 30.x. :03. m‘hmmfi ans
“my...“ MW
llllIIlIlL Gill
In'I'ry our Extra Large Bloater Mackerel. They are
e.
Till Will Summit Nina.
We have received a large involce of Ira
Jim. Jellies. luminaries—including Raspberry.
strawberry, Black Currant, Bed Currant, Green
Grape. ac.,~ali fresh goods.
III] WANT THE BEST.
Dow Drop Canned Fruit and Vegetables are the
very best. We have a large variety.
AT
BMEMMM,
:33 Washington Street .
'l’ax Collector’s Sale.
O’l‘lCE Ill hereby given that the undersigned,
Collector of Taxes. under and by virtue of a
certain tax warranr,ouly executed and signed b
proper authority and doomed to the nudersigne
commanding him to levy and collect of
tiARGiflliT a COMPANY
and other persons named in the rule book, on the
list to said warrant annexed. their several propor-
tions of the sum total as therein stated. said sum
being ii fax or aesmmt-nt laid upon the assets-
mcnt llstmsdc in 13‘? by the inhabitan s of the
lawn of Norwalk. regularly and legally assembled,
l0 wit, on the 28th day of December, a 11.18%?
met fr r the purpose of providing f..r the lfldclllr:'l-
tie-s of said town, lines noon the following dc-
scnbed real estate of said
Sergei t a Company,
sliuslcd in town of Norwa k. and bouridid it: lol-
IHWE, to wit: All that certain tracr of land bounded
l-a-L by highway. known as Eur avenue; south by
land (f Orlando Jones, hind of Elmer roster and
land of [I 2. Norton; west by land of said Norton,
and northerly by land of Fzsnx B. nmi.h and nits:
said me: being eishi feet on East avenue, so cull-
ed. and force bundr feet in depth.
And i shall sell at public auction. on the premises
hereinbefore describedmn the ‘Mtn day of November.
A D . H90 at 10 o'clmk, foronooii, scrunch thereof
as will misc that sum of it rec dollars and scveniy-
nve cents. (3 75) that being the proportion of said
percent A: Company. of the sum total in said list,
together with the charge.- of lrvy. sole. kc
MILLINERY
OPENING
liner in in Blilili
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
OCTOBER 2, 3 and 4.
fl'All are cordially invited to attend.
MRS. w. FAWBEII',
3 WATER STREET,
Nol‘WALKQ a - CONN.
uiuwmm
immmmms
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THURSDAY, in, 2d, 1390
IS 5w
huuuluu
If you are coin: to buy n Range fo: your hitch w
this tell, and mm the
Best and Lowest Pric '-
rall on me. lhavc the cxclusiw ugcncy for tb
rclebrrted
“ PRIDGIIESS RAXGIS,’
tussle at humm- by the Sangaturk Iron Works do.
Gs I. B ST JUIIN. Trix Collector. List isle?
Dall‘d at Norwau, Sepam‘oer 2.‘,:t. 1)., l5“.
s2! '2‘} of;
Tux t.‘oilccior'- Stile.
V OTICB lfl hrnby two that 'hé‘ virxdl reisuu.
A (‘ollecuruf Talia“. iiilll .- :iiul by virtue of It
certain tnx warrant. duly r'xu‘lful and signed by
proper authority. and «Tina. II to the .indLn-igncri
commanding Illlll to my and collar: of
UAK'IE.‘ l' K L" 'MI’ANY
and other lersons mum! in the rite bookm; the
list to sai warrant entered Lou: or rural proper
tioneoftte rum mad as then u Emll‘ll_91lll eum
being a tax or assasment laid upon the assnemcnt
list made in 1:83 by the llillabllnlllz of the rown of
Norwnllr. regularly and legally assembled, Io wit,
on the 27th day of December A D. MES. met for tic
purpose of providing for the indebtedness of said
rnwn, levies upon the {01:0W132 descrxbcd n-ai
estate of said
Sargon: .t Company,
situazcd in town of Norwala, and hatindul as fol-
lows. town: All that Cereals tram .if Iain bound”:
cast by highway, known zu- Kn»: “FINLR . south by
land OT Orlando .iouus, land (ll Elmer r' :skl r and
land of ll 2 .‘u non; w”: by lied of mid Norlon.
and northerly by .ane of Frank D. south and wife:
said inc: being eight fret on Bus: avenue, .0 C11 -
ed. and three honor 1.1-: in depth.
And [shall sell at Public ant-min. on the promos;-
heroinbeforc dt‘et‘flbt‘tl,0n the ‘Mh day of November,
A D . me, at 1013 o‘clock forcnoou, so much
lhcfk‘OIMIlllmme sum of three dollars and
seventy-ow canted-17M, that being the pmporxlor.
of the said aargcnra: company, of the sum [dial
In said list. together with the charger! of levy,
sale, etc.
GEO. Ii. 81'. JOHN, Tax Counter, List 18%.
Dated at Norwalk, September 23, A. D . 18.0.
at? 20 06
Tax Collector’s Sale.
(Yl‘li'k is hereby givcn that the undrr-Aignld,
Collector of Tat es. under and by voice of a
certain tux warranl.duly exvuuvzl and suns-d by
proper authority and ducczed to flu-undersigm-d,
commanding him to ls \y are] «on. (‘t of
SARGBN'I‘ .t i‘ultl’ANY
and othcrpersons namul m the me brink. on its
list tosniu warrant lllLl'Xltl, Illt‘lf sctrral pmpmr
ruins of the sum total as men-in emu-u. sum ruin
being a '15: or Imminent laid u,ou tho usessmcnr
list made in his!) by (fit: inhabitants of the town of
Norwailr. regularly and lvguliy assembled, to win
on the liter (110! [Number A l) , lus‘hmu for the
porn serif providing fur the indehmlm-‘s of said
loan. Tom; upon incfollowrtgdlsctibul rm! csm c
of and
Slirueri' & t‘umpiny,
situated r. town of Norms k, and bounded as 'uIv
lows. to tell. All That cert-tin tract of land Iinuiulvd
can by highs-try know. as late! arciiur. norm by
I‘tllil of - rlaml» Jouvr, land of hlmer Insist nml
larul of II. Z Nuruir , writ! by land of said Norton,
and northerly by land if Prank ll Smith and wife;
sslu tract heir.“ hly fut on East avenut'hsoral
ed, and ’Ilftt,‘ burl reu furl. lo dt‘plll.
Aid l-hsll sell ar public our‘ ion, on the pn-m'w e
ltttrirJiefnrurIeW but rm the L’Ilh day of Nlll‘l'lllf or
A. i) . rm, at l0?!liu‘rlo.:li lorrnimrmn murh tbcrmf
as will raise the sum of time duller and sweaty flve
rt?!llli'.i75),llltll. brimflwprupurlim of the erl
algal. .t trompuny of the sum total in will list.
toguher with the charges of .cv .sslu. a".
(380. ii 51‘ Julia. ’l‘sr i'u It‘t‘ltlf, Lilli. lit-.9.
Dalnlal Norwailt, Hi'plt'mht'f ':.’, .i 0., lr'm.
at?) ‘39 06
(i E ( ). J Ir) I t I I“ I" It}.
UNDERTAKER.
ill! Mirth lulu Stir-cl, South Norwulli
Orv-ii at all hours The servlt'rmm m. Emlmlnm
and Funeral Director awrirvri. luv! H
Ti scum i; “ii full i'ii iii‘ii',
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 ill 48 Main St, Norwalk
Also Furnishing l'mlcrinker.
Resilience. No. It itsramly IIh‘r‘f.
Court lhym night.
iiiiuii Fill,
(MIT. 7 to II. [890. ,
emu sniiii TUESDAY;
W I
TROTTING I
wsimirisiiar. rntrnsriai'. j
YRIIIAY “(I BATITKI'AY. .
ruins RAthAi' arcirunioras I
I
I
send for m...."li..’.f ,
ii (I. Merl. Secretory. llantmry. than. 1
Ti‘lt'vlllnl'
32'; a. 151.61%",in
J E W E L E R . I
Diamonds, Watches, Jewslry.’
bums”.
assassin-so. . locum
,Ilumlmrnl! yearly ifm mum initiators
and by rrm‘ul nrraugcmcms with Lil in I can a
Lil! firslrf‘ltts-e article at [hr price or lighter . m
Ismailtr area. I warms: every use to be
5THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKE'
in the war ll, and win refund your money in as
in! any P m:.lm‘r.t Bung made here you ca
. musys Eel repairs in an hour's time.
F THE
PRUGRESS Iiiii
WM. PODMOR. '
. 6.". south iiiix STREET.
I SUT’TII SUIIWALK. l‘UNN.
'sls'im
LADIES" AND GER'iLElTETTE
.‘B I C If 0 LE 3
\A w“ m.
To Let by the Hour, Day or Month
Leroy E. Wheeler. 1.
133 Water street. South Nos-walk. jylo ..
JOHN tracer,
Vilfmtill)‘ manager rt i'urrlngton's market. I
opened a
Meat Marke I
In W. I. Ayrcs' s'nrc. No.21 North Main street
when: he will keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Siiiokcil Heats ill low prices.
Vegetables iil lltcl r seitsoft.
anhu
To the Citizens of South Norwalli
and Vicinity:
We arc now prr-psirrd to do
iGold, Silver, Nickel and Utilized
l'oltrlltllntrl first-1.3.7.1}... III
kinda of Metal Goods.
A specially made of I'Illtmlt'llrf' flinging Lumps,
Tshlcvratr. l‘u‘lvrry. lllryr in, lisrm-s- valllttlillfll,
ml all hul- 0 “mm- "suitors. flowering.
lit-unit. and Repairing ilrliu: l'rlcss low and satin-
fsc'mm guaramml.
South Nariall Plain Company
, 49 Wetter streets,
Iowmll. Steamboat Dork. so, Norwalk. “so if
I we NTE 0 ”com
giver . t,- a to
. s emu! mrvmuhlu party in iii-uti- rtorwsllr angels
Aim- and l'mtrr. tWrI rlo not bathe any of oar
EWII‘) llorolv and Power would he sold at a
mice to narrow in n shin team to soil at a sand
fit in TNT-III!" bur good-1 im- very uniform.
call
In psi-on or address
1'. t) avatars a (30.,
Brewers of Ale and Porter.
I20 tartan West llfltlr UL. New York 0|".
“ 10 serum "6V“
Defaulted Farr Martian Lian
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
mir Hurrah-laurel?! every one of the We“)
«am am Trrrlmries, std in my leathers
with correspondents in every slain-d Is
srny county in every stale. MM with a "to.
treat eaporisiteo of as» thirtydva you.
in the hues-r, enables ssio isobaric Im to.
rum. is the mllertinuof nets-use rar-
loans as swell as in the talcum of
madman-emu» .
deghssewritissn
f,
nllr
fssllities.areapaast banner for calm
the ant Nee-trim. W a
sun-rum tarsus isms est—m ills
mt. IAIKIIGODn
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Norwalk Chronicler