I" Masseuse“.
More Mm
«Coulomb crate a foot. Wililsrn
Sheldon;oontraotor.
Nita-u Elle. of Camp streethav
aemptrdapcsitlonesbcok-ksspsrfo’rd.
LAmblerlSons.
mliomeronderod lard, 10 cents a
Mutatl'Jisyss’merket.
The crack shotsu Company F on to
Bridgeport to-mcrrow to compete for the
regimental prise.
—Smalllreshherns, Itcentse pound.
at F. Beyes’ market.
Ilrs. Amelie 0., wife of John A. For-
.» .._..
madam Arm-nae t- I’m-row.
..‘eionrplooant-Imgam. 2.10
i *ua-Iuauuatswearasr m
~ t:
snow fell last night.
y befollowed
Flywhum
ginble. lathe
fair weather will
in the western portion of this section,
all! slight temperature changes, followed
. by warmer weather. On Friday in this
eeotim and in New England, warmer,
fairwoatherwill probably pro,vsil with
Ilight to fresh southerly winds, followed
do“ during the day over New England.
W to his house with neuralgia.
m5 )3: .r .;
‘ for a new house on South Second street
thieulty.
ire-Mada.
Dubnryfair.
in search of game_.____
Olive BranchLodge, K. of P., wil
cyaning on two candidates.
ing.
lien.
All applwatrons of voters, to be made
Ohio on or before Thursday, October ill,
step. in.
“Nahuatl. James C. Crows will com-
heed meeting a large water tower on
the Bronson premises, Greenfield Bill,
W.
ineneutattraction st lusic Hall will
be mick Bryton In his latest comedy
drama, “Jim, ” on Monday evening,
Ootcbmfil. _______
The third annual sociable of the Young
Us Social club, of Norwslk, will be
heldntxtbs Athonanm, Monday evening,
Octob- Ill.
mleorwseks.
desserosoas.
tienhdd in Bridgeport yesterday.
Veterinary surgeon
”has“. has returned to Norwaik.
my”nselforeverythlug.
tee Danbnry fair, including admission
Is our.
#4"
was
fair yesterday.
Inwtids
. The storm center now In eastern Mani-
iteb‘n will probably curve to the east.
Ward today, but bending its
moretothesonthward tomorrow.
by e decid-
wnvo in the far northwest,
In this dis-
: ”meta-w, viv‘ahrnlrerhweatbgr will
‘ , y w Ig t nort west-
r winds, becoming
[riddle States and New
revaiI, with
t to fresh variable w ndo, mostly
northwesterly, hut shifting tooontherly
guson, died at her home, 16 Academy
street, last night, aged 85 years.
The City Assessors" notice appears in
to-day’s issue. Taxpayers should read it
and learn when the lists must be handed
in, .
A burglar attempted to enter the
bones of LewioSmitb, on Ann street,
Tuesday evening, but was frightened
away.
Piles are being driven south of the
Washington street bridge, upon which
William Jesse will have two buildings
erected.
Three hundred tickets for the Denbury
Fair were sold at the Norwalk station of
the Denbury and Norwaik road this
morning. _
New matting has been placed on the
floor of the Council Chamber. This ac-
quisitron to the city’s property has long
been needed.
Thomas Evenden end bliss Jennie
Sooileld were married this afternoon at
the residence of Orson Stanuard, corner
of Elizabeth and Day streets, this city.
by rain and high winds in the lake
{m and on Saturday, partly cloudy
wmthee, preceded In the northern rte
of this section by rain, which wilTaex-
,Ir Rm Filamaurice, of this city, is
,. WW] Council, N. P. U., will hold
“annular meeting to-morrow even-
Oharies Yost is having the cellar dug
aJ‘a’ili’m Johnson of this city has gone
tofltrcego to accept a position in a large
” Fred Ayers. of Stamford, wheeled
W townyceterdsy enroute to the
OfleorSsmueIf' Ireland leinthewoods
n'fDa'nbury today, with hie gun and dog
center the lint end second degrees this
' Iti- Hattie Larrigan entertained about
twenty of her little friends at her home
on South lain street this city last even-
'Among the Norwalk exhibitors at the
DIIbnry fair are Jerry Brisner, the pot-
“; and E. P. H. Capron, the machinery
m be harniedtotheBoerdofBegis—
The case of Glover a Olsen vs. Gardi-
ner If. Peck, was settled yesterday by
Peck paying the amount of the debt and
costs, after which he was released from
jail.
A suit for $10,000 is to be brought
against the Consolidated road by Hugo
Paul Weise, of Bamden. because of in-
juries sustained in a railroad accldsnt
near Mount Carmel, July 29 last.
The water commissioners are having
the old hydrant in front of the Phoenix
Engine company’s house on Main street
taken up, and will replace it with a new
Ludlow patent steamer hydrant.
,
The hearing on the proposed widenIng
of Wall street and the argument on the
Main street widening, is being heard to
dayin the Court of Burgesses’ room, a
full ”count of which will begiven in
tomorrow’s Smut.
—-S50, '25, 315 and 810 in Gold. and a
sewing machine, will be given to the
five nearest guessers on the number of
seeds in the pumpkin in Smith Bros.’
window. Every dollar’s worth you buy
entitles you to one guess.
D. B. (hirtis, who is now residrng on
the Belden property, at the corner of
Belden avenue and Cross streets, which
is the site for the proposed Grace church,
has decided to move immediately into
the Ase Smith house on East avenue.
The Ladies’ Aid society and the Young
People's society of the East Avenue
Methodist Ephcopal church will meet at
the house of Henry Jones, tomorrow
evening. A full report of the recent fair
will be given at this meeting.
Work is progressing rapidly on East
Washington street and the pavement is
pound, at F. Hayee' market.
being spoken of in praiseworthy terms.
it is generally believed that when the
work is completed the people of South
Norwelk will see the importance of hav-
ing other streets treated likewise.
-Fresh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
Albert Ialkin. who has been confined
0 lb horas on Franklin avenue by sick-
nfl, wasont yesterday for the first time
A crowd of interested spectators stood
“ “heed Square last evening, and
. itemnd while a men sold haudkerehiefs
”Jim: ll. Light was appointed Congres-
. m oommlttosmnn from the Thir.
‘ ”I Senator” District at the conven-
" , George Bridges,
who has been spending the past few
montheatfllen Cove for the benefit of
-Tbe flnmt oysters and clam chowder
atthslhctnsmaurant. Windschrsam-
The occasion rate from Norwalk to
A special train leaves South
, WetlflendNorwaIkat HS a.m.
d Iiesse’ Rubbers-to be
omtsepaio—atCJLHervey's.
O‘RMAdamdtbsborough
fares, sablbltedblsmanly form at
Special
was on duty during Dir.
The Norwnlk firemen have been in-
vited to attend the play given by the
Pearson Comedy company at the Opera
House this evening, entitled, “The bird-
night Alarm.” All firemen will receive
free tickets at F. W. Smith’s market, or
of Fred W. Andrews, secretary of Pio-
neer Hook and Ladder company.
—-Iiss Nettie Nichols, a graduate of
lnrtiu'e Shorthand School at Bridgeport,
has secureda position as stenographer
and typewriter with Theo. H. Babcock,
285 Broadway, New York. bliss Nichols
secured her position through the in-
fluence of Mr. C. I". Plumb, principal of
South Norwalk School of Shorthand and
Typewritlng, Lender’s Block, 80. Nor-
welk, Conn. Four more pupils wanted
The Katie Pearson Comedy company
gave an excellent performance at the
Opera House last evening. The play was
entitled the "Queen’s Evidence,” and
drew a large crowd. Katie Pearson as
Kate ledland was excellent, and the
rest of the company were equally good.
To-nlght the company pressures very
strong piece entitled, “The llidnight
Alarm,” which is the company's greatest
locum.
Prof. W. G. Nowell has an unconce-
ment in another column. [is is to he at
lush: Ball on the afternoon of October
15th, when he hopceto most parents
who limits to send their children to his
dancing academy. Be is specially
dmimsofformingnolassof roimmend
masters. Prof. Nowell is proficient in
the art of meshing dancing. One of the
highest compliments thethe could ro-
oslve is his engagement as instructor at
tbe’l’uando Perk club in New York,one
of the most fashionable the
country. His clamm In this ty last
season were vmy mcosmful, and the
prospects erethat thewa be equally
as thisyeer.
OWN-ll- All.
D
-—Ill|nmy
Pinhwllheplsessd tosahiblttobsr
”have ”Ml
lbs Jennie Milt. of Camp street, is
“Mills friends in Danbury.
James Hendricks, of the borough, ls
grilling a week with friends in Jersey
It
lies Clara Duncan, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., is visiting Him Maggie Vroom. on
Weedwerd avenue.
Frank Blake, clerk for Fiouey d: Bene-
dict, ls taking in .Donbury and the big
fair to-day.| .
R. B. Hilohell, formerly of Norwelk,
now with a large New York dry goods
store, has been spending a few days in
town.
Miss Annie L. Evendeu started yester-
day for Denver, Col., where she will re.
main during the winter. En route she
will stop at Chicago and Seattle.
The Danhnry News says: “Idler Ida
Ifosher, of Norwalk, who has been con-
nected with the telephone central office
In this city for some time, is in charge of
the station at the Fair grounds. Next
week she will return to her home in Nor-
walk. Ifirs Kosher is a very pleasant
little lady and has made a host of friends
during her stay here."
Bargeeeen’ fleeting
The Court of Burgesses held an ad-
journed meeting at their room In the
bank buildinglsst evening, with Burgess
Sloan in the chair and Burgesses Couch,
Adams and Clover present.
The usual number of bills were first
audited and ordered paid.
It was voted to pay for the expense
incurred in changing the line of the
Street property on Main street.
The matter of increasing the time of
receiving bIds for the macsdnmizing of
West avenue from the city line to the
Norwalk depot of the Danbury and Nor-
wolk railroad was then brought up by
Burgess Sloan and It was Voted to extend
the time until Friday afternoon or. 4:00
o’clock.
The meeting then adjourned until Fri-
dsy evening.
Annual Meeting of the Board of Health.
The annual meeting of the Selectmen
and Justices of the Peace, composing
the town Board of Health, was held yes-
terday afternoon in the oilice of the
Selectmen. First Selectman Samuel Das-
kam was re-elected president of Ihe
Board, and Justice C. ll. Coolidge was
ro-elecled secretary. The power of the
Board was delegated, as prescribed by
law, to a committee composed of the
president, secretary, Justice Frost, Dr.
J. G. Gregory and Dr. F. R. Baker. No
other business was transacted.
To the Vision belong the Spolla
About fifty Democrats assembled
at the law office of Attorney John
J. Walsh in the Masonic building last
night for the purpose of serenading the
newly elected burgesses. About 8 o'clock
the line formed and marched up Main
street to the residence of James H.
O'Reilly and Charles A. Burr,after which
they came down town again and pro-
ceeding down East avenue to the resi-
dence of T. S. Vanderhoef. After that
Isaac Bows woo serenaded and the pro-
oesson disbanded well pleased with the
receptions that they had received at
the hands of the newly elected mem-
bers of the court.
Officers of the Christian Indeavor Con-
vantlon.
The state Christian Endeavor conven-
tion at its session in WIIII‘nantic, elected
officers as follows: President, C. S.
Nash, East Hartford; vice-presidents,
Rev. A. H. Hall, Meriden; L H. Hough-
ton, Thomaston; Rev. E. hf. Potent, New
Haven; secretary and treasurer, A. E.
Kilbouronuditor, 'I‘. L Prose, Thomp-
sonville; directors for two years, Rev.
Joseph Pullman". D. D., New Haven,
H. C. Latbrop. WIllimantIc, I". W.
Ilarsh, Bridgeport: for one year: Rev.
If. B. Chapman, D. D., New Haven. W
E.Greu, New Milford, W. E Downs.
New Haven.
(Inn! of Til-rill.
We desire to thank the members of
Butler Lodge, I. O. 0. F., the members
of May fiower Hook and Ladder company ,
the members of Company F. and all
other friends who. by words and deeds,
showed their sympathy and kindness
during the sickness and at the funeral of
our son, Frank Robertson.
hilt. Alto Mus. anaeurs Roars-roost
I'. I. C. A. Notes.
The twenty fifth annual convention of
the Young Men's Christian association
of the State, will be held at New Haven,
October 10th to mm. The first session
of the convention will be held on Thurs-
day at 3 p. In., in the Center Congrega-
tional church. on the Green, and the
closing meeting on Sunday evening.
An elaborate progra man has been pre-
pared for the oecasron.
A conference of the general secretaries
of the Y. If. C. A., will be held at Meri-
den, October 15 and 16.
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued Oct. 7,
190. List furnished from office of A.
I. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
Geo. A. Barnes. New Haven, machine
for makiughpaper bores; Geo. If. Hub-
bard, Nsw ven. snap hook: Joseph P.
Designs. New Haven, button setting are.
and coach lamp head; Burdstt Loomte,
Hartford. process of and apparatus for.“
the manufacture of gas; Arthur E.
Jones. Waterbury, curtain rod fixture;
Thomas I]. fired, New Britain, puily
attachment for e lamps; Frank J.
Herrick. New grime. boot tree, Emmett
Typholdw fever is ”becoming alarming in
Cromwell.
Tbeocmlngmenamoag thstsenis
cfthecollegssiel. lowland,“
“symbiosis-terrace”
eluding the well-known Dslys and the
all by law to deliver to the Assessors, or either of
them. on or before the let day of November. wit)”.
_ South Norwnlk, Court.
.1 Alum“ 'flfifi'wfi My I"Irooowano uonesrsao- "m1; "‘
evtns n. m- "II-W m
torlvskormsmervlsgs sum
"no Grab Bag,” a musical farce-oom-
ody In three sets, by W. A. Nestsysr,
will have the cell at Ionic Sell this sve-
njng, and we shall be greatly surprised
if lsnsgrr Ken's pretty play house is
not well filled with people. Some very
clever people are in the company, In-
inimitable Joesph Oil. "the Grab Bag"
is said to elervosos with refined fun,
sparkling songs and good dancing.
.. labeling Over."
Katie Rooney will be the neat attrac.
tion at the Opera House, Norwalk, ap-
pearing on Toesday, October 14, in the
new force-comedy, “Bubbling Over.”
From what our exchanges say of this
company they evidently glvsavsry funny
performance. it is said to be full of fun
from beginning to end, interspersed with
all the latest songs and dances. "Katie,”
says one paper, “has made the hit of her
lifetime, and is becominga favorite in
every city where she has appeared, and
the verdict in every city is 'Kotie come
again and you will pack the house.’ ”
This is the best recommendation any
actress can have.
J
District or Norwnlk. es: Probate
Conn, October 8th. A. D. 1890.
[state of Nancy Gregory, late of Norwalk, In
salddlet net,daesesed.
Ottoman. —Thst the adminielrator exhibit his
administration account to this Court for ad
lament,“ atthe probaloolhcein Norwelk, on the
20th day of October. mo, at 2 o'clock afternoon;
and that all persons lnterutod In raid estate may be‘
notified thereof. the administrator will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper having a air
calalion in said district and a copy thereof on
lhe sigmpost in said Norw nearest the place
where the (l conned lest dwelt. at least ten days be
fore sold 20th day of October.l
obit ASA B. WOODWARD, Judge.
City Assessors’ Notice.’
I, the undersigned, hereby film notice to all
in lhe LII y of South Norwclk, that they are vrqrrlr—
pencils and corporations able to pay taxes
written or printed list dated. signed and swrrn to
of all the property owned by them on the let day of
October, 1890. liable to taxation, otherwise it will be
the duty of the Arseaeorn to make out each list
accordingro their best judgment and knowled c,
and add 'f'enper cerlt. rem which lhey bylaw
are compiled to do. and mm which lists so made
these is no appeal
N. B. —l.lsl.a may be returned to the Assessms at
Ihe CIly(‘o-Incil room on Savilsnd street, Seoul
Norwark. from and incledlng October 18m 1690 to
and including November lot. 1890. raid Council
room to be open from lots lflo‘clocha. m, so
from it to 5 o‘clock [I In, and on Saturdays from .
to 9 o’clock in the evening
Dated at South Nomaza. October 8th, 1590.
FRKDBRN‘K S. LYON,
JOHN L. er‘ilAile,
Aerators.
wu ii. sIII'I‘II. i
094‘
Dancing School Announcement
H W O. NBWILL respectfully announces
i that he will resume the duties of his profession
at Insic llall South Norwelk. Conn, st
October lhlh, moo First lesson for ionv g (Mics:
Muses and Masters. W.odnesday October 2:20
Class for Ladies and Gen lunch will meet some
evening at 8 p In. For further lrformetlon are
Mr. Newellsttbe Sell on Wednredey afternoon.
October I. ah, from i to 6 p. m on St
Cider and Vinegar.
AROll.’ LOT 01’ LAST YEAR'S RSHNID
Cldcrend Fine Vinegar. Addrma.
o!) iw Box“ ' Five Ills River Conn.
Assessore’ Notice.
3. the undersigned. hereby In notlcclo all
persons and our [loss lie lo to [my taxes
in the town of Norwal. that they are required by
law to deliver to the Assessors or either of them. on
ovbrforc the 1st day of November. last). awrltteu
or printed list dated, signed and swornto. of all the
property owned by them on the let day of October.
roe), liable to taxation, otherwise it shall be the
duty of the Assessors to make out each list accord-
ing to their best judgment and knowledge. no add
lug Ten per cent. thereto, which they by law are
compelled to do. and from which lists so made there
is no appeal.
N. B.- Llete ma beretornod to the Assessors,
the Selectmen‘ s to Bank Building. Norwelk.
and at Ihe ( I‘Inncll Room, Savllaod street. tionlh
Norwalk. from and including October 15th. 1890 to
Ann Inclndlo sovemher lsl, law, said office- to be
open from i to isoclock nut. and from 2 to .5
oclock p m. and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock
in the evening Listecanelso be returned at the
stores! 0. Warren Fitch
rentir
Ladies.
ritsNKLiN I routes. {Airmen
JAIIS III'rcII nu. 'l
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Bill] E81318 all] llilll’flllllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
aux if
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not excosdingh
lines, itlme 25c. fillrncs 50c, lwcsk $1 (I)
IUS‘I‘OIIBS TO N RCEASI Till SAM OCK
lflrs laiingnlshers and Fire Grenades. De ay
ls dangerous and costly to property and lives.
Douglasnl'o, sols agate for Coon. sure sales
room 09! Chsoclrt w Haven, (It. A reliable
energetic agent wanted LH iw
m FOR" 8A LE.
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding is
lined, l tlmobbc. A time! 50c. I work Si. ll)
ON
B HORSE—SUIT ANY PURPOSE. ALSO
topbu-l ner- wegon and twosratrde Iiorebor
wagon, will berold cheap. Alherttltonn. “arbor
labs-Id. not excesmsg h
Advertnsments tsthundw
llmldnsmttlmmmiwsehfl O
NI noose av ILY‘B rim Ole! A'I'
wt IIII (trove, ,Ihg one {in K'f‘olles uzreetw. From
a to one new, not, at,
l7 P Am: . w”
WO IlOIJIll. SIX SHOIU IA'CII, his, PART
of two buses. .8 each on Handw-
evenueand in good order. Inquire of I. A. Wood-
lllhc
Two Tennessee or?“ Iteration III-em
men all
PRICES 35,
SUCCEéSI
Hflfllfii Plfllllll 'lll THE. B00118 Illllllll‘.
“m“
Opera House, Norwalk
5 moms and SATURDAY lllATlllEE.
COMMINOING
TuesdayEvening,Oct.7
H’w-a
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OI" 'I'IIB FAVORITE
KATIE PEARSflN MEflY III],
In a Select Repertoire oi Popular Plays, including
“UNCLE DAN’L, OR THE MESSENGER FROM JARVIS
SECTION," “DIVORCE," “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM,”
“QUEEN’S EVIDENCE,”
“THE PLANTER’S
WIFE," “THE OU‘TOROON," &c., &c., &c.
ADMISSION:
15,25 and 35 CENTS.
, Brand Family Binnie Saturday Afternoon
MATINEE ADMISSION, IO and 20 CENTS.
Reserved Seats now on sale at usual places.
J
South Norwalk.
.0.
FUN TO SELL !
Thursday. Oct. 9.
—~7——w
THE
lllllll BAG.
A musical farce comedy by W A. Malayan?"-
Ihe two favorite comsdrens,
FRANCIS DALY and JOSEPH are. introducing
the Sisters Only. in their bewildering Skirt Dances.
and supported by a most excellent com
Qalrtrtlr or Comldlans A Smarts of
auto!
A Double Quarteue of Excellent Singers.
Bllllll-Ilii
Danbur'y Pair Ground,
BYINY DAY NEXT wm.
GEO. II. BliNNELL’S
Famous Museum and Theatre:
Under canvas. New Features, Continuous Perform-
ance, 'l‘wo beta of Affilll, lbe
“ Tuesday, 0m. 14111.
no Night Only.
Spmisl engagement of the magnetic
Katie Rooney,
rnnnlest comedy ever written. enllIlsd
‘Bubbling Over.’
ehlne- lien B. Sargenr, New Haven, . ,m I, , . “m m ,n I";
c finder I001; Orrin W. Swift, New old. I'vlrerlz.nt0l:IWe.lT(' lgerCo. s19“?! Written fortbcsolepurposeof ersaIlII laughter,
even, (two pairs), coach lamp fisngs endthe rumour-mus. lnthvrs
Awlocsl PLIASAN‘I' noun [N A OONVlltlmaet
localltylsolmcdtopsrsoeswhowouldliketo
men-stile thswin winter or
.D ‘hd. I.
mdflllunhu‘ NHW. ashlagtoeJI (3. am!
IOILY roastsuso inI (W name .{all
(ll-Tr or two gmtlsmu,et “some
Five
X.
aetsorumeyrefeaded. Dnnotmlmaselng Katie
lmlrate her father. ,
some“ live clever and Iprstly'm
great
beet-I. marvebneungers. bewltdsrle eg
mu- eiInarlons. beautiful octet-mes, startllogog
tableau
Priors” ”sediments. aeeuonnlestllals's
Piebtell'e.
murmur-aw war (III-10.3...
ALDII
ll"lineslllll Pillll'lll “‘"
on It",
SOUT- IOI'ALI “VINO. BANK
"WWW
“Tensilyfrometolremmndfrom I tore.-
oa warneyoevmlngsnom toe.
Mandolin-slum
oy.A
Ito and 15 Cents.
Adv-ante sale now open at lioyt s and flregovy' e
Drug Stores.
Tuesday Evening-“UNCLE DAN’L.”
’ 04
RI. N PlllN'I'.
ALL WINTER
Dinners for parties of any rize will be Promptly
Furnished.
TERMS ON APPLICATION TO
r3 1! PBOPRIETOR.
THE HOUSE WlLl REMAIN OPEN
For Guests an the European Plan
3'. E. POWER
wmmmmm Merr'
You Want Bumylllly lien.
We have reoclvede s Isvclosef IIIIncrml
Jams. Jellies lsrmalaerdsT—dnud clad log Bmpbcrrn
strawberry. Conant, Currant,
(impale, -el|frer goods
Yllll WANT THE BEST.
Dew Drop Canned Fruit and \ egelablrs are the
very beat. We have a large variety.
Bias. E. Beymyyr's,
33 Washington Street.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
82 North lain Street, South Norwalk
“Om at all hours. The eorvlcm of an Dnbnlmm'
“Funeral Director sscII.red my! 1y
G EORG E H. RA YMONO
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 III 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence No. 3 Dorsal street Telephone
Cell, 77—4. Dayor ’ ‘
fllNBflYY FAIR,
OCT. 7 t0 11,1890.
IIIILLINERY
OPENING
Tlllllllll Bats all Blilllli:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
OCTOBER 2, 3 end 4.
fl'All are cordially lnviudmstlend. .5
MRS. W. FlYllE'l‘T, ?
8 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
. -
ills. Meals School
yyylslynyoulylimys
lie-opens at Hillside, Norwalk,
THIlBSIllY, [NIT 2B, 1890.
'3' JV
Pynyyyss Busy.
if on are going to ho a Range for our kitchen
this all, and want the y y
Best and Lowest Price
call on Inc. lheve the exclusive agency for the
celebrated
“ PROGRESS RANGE, ”'
medoat home by the Bengatuck Iron Works Co
and by special arrangements with lb m I can set
CATTLE SHOW ll_ll TUESDAY.
TROTT—ING
wunNI-zsnav. rutiteoat.
rItIIIAi' Ind saronuar.
DAILY RAILWAY BXCUBSIONS.
Send for Premiamgls—t;
it. C. LYN", Secretary. Dsnbory, Court.
I‘!.' or
A. S. I” EZRRI§.
JEWELER.
Diamonds,
m Watch Repairing a Specialty .
3’ South Main 3:. South lor'nll.
(Made from entire or whole wheat )
physical and mental
liciuus to the taste.
For sale at
Bakers,
lull! Business Bulllly.
STANFORD. CONN.
BBOI’BNS SEPTEMBER ac.
mn’gpewrltug, etc, them hl hr.
dent nay bslmsnlswsd atths w toothy”.
5th. Catalogues sent on eppllmtion.
avenue, Norwalk. of iw -
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BALByyyly.
This Bread contains the larg-
est amount of Gluten and pos-
sesses the greatest food value.
It will sustain the system for
labor
without animal food, and is de-
Alllfll' [Ill 81 CITY
anilItf LAUDIR'S BLOCI. SOUTH NOBWALK.
A Business 'f'ralaiug school for bran-cum. Book
lienkmg, Penmanship Telegraphr. Short-
lqe after jAng,
JOHN D. DOUGHTY
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part ol the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, l ciler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per front foot. and the
lots on l.uwndcs avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
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. Lowndes 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
street in the city that has a
G
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blltd lie. 40 W
W
A. R T 1 s T , water front.
Formerly of West Twenty-third street. New York
of ,hmopeasd IbsPosI .
I. Sui“. to: one- ”Building. These lots‘arc all level and'
hill'rt'fiu'l'fi'fim lo ”Tabla"? dr Th re ' ] } ' .
“urban-”cu” Irm- y. o Is on y II c IOILC
”HOV“ in their location on the avenue
II. II ImolfllDIhCu. are nowls Ihsnew-
brlek mer wrest, loath
mid retell Burning ud la.
°"""” dullm...”¥é."".'”“' " “'7;
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
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lee.
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IO.LI “BMIILDIOJ.
m TAYLOR dt GOLDEN’S or
Maps and full information at
lnthllmltedeadelios edetemsnthsfromtaedets
District of Norwallr, es. Probate C SWARTZ’S-
Conn. September tith,A A..,D 1000.
..th “WW THE NEW
'I'asOonrt ofhoemsforthleItsletoflorwelk,
hwsorfortsmlovs of all estate to Inhibit
will“, IIII be“. ”my “..,-“1Tb:
sea “W
oi
FURNITURE STORE“
”I‘m'fllw“
Watches, Jewelry?
A HOME
At 10 Per Cent. Less
tile Subclass artiste at the prim or lighter Id
smaller once I warrant every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
in the wor.,d sadwilirelnnd your money in Free
any emulator Being made here you can
[always get repairs In an hour’s Ettore.
llynyyyss Busy
:WM. PODMORE,
65 NORTH IAIN STREET.
norm sot'ru NORWALK.CONN.
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S
B I C Y C L E B.
la: ‘m ’1‘“; T fl .
To Let by the Hour, Day or lentil.
Leroy n. Wheeler. :.'
’3’ ‘.'_"f' F‘l’mrf‘fml' ,‘Yf'ti'lfj’ ‘91“?
JOHN HAUP’I‘,
FIIruIerly manager of Yangtnn'e market, has
Meat Market
in W I Ayree'rrore,No. 2i North lain meet,
herebowill keep
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Smoked lento at low prices.
Vegetables in their season.
out,”
To the Citizens of South Norwalk
and Vicinity:
We are new prepared to do
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Blylizel
PLATING,
Polishing and Refinishing nil
Itlrsds of floral Goods.
A specialty medeol Chandeliera ll ng Lamps,
3mg"? WWW ..,-rm,
were
Drool and I’ll
ng. g dose Prism low and ratio»-
factton guaranteed.
Bull llmall Plalily Cuyany
49 Wmtor Dermot,
Opposite steamboat Dork. so Harwell. seam
W‘HTED TM adventure will
give lhaeob
armed responsible party In South Nanak-mil:
Alesand Porter “We do Int bottle any of our
guide) tiers!» and Porter would besold eta
price to agenrstoennble Iaern resell ataeocd
Ir. to retailers. (.ur goods envery uniform.
tom narrate yearly. Iorfnrshsr particulars cull
address
'I'. c LTIAI A 00.,
Drowns of Ale and Potter.
420 to ”0 Want 88th St. New York City.
TO HOLDERS OF
Defaulted Fan Home Loan
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our acquaintance In“
In Dem“
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