A"!
wr-cazsengmg -, ,.
my“, ;
26
.; 1.;
17
23 24
27 28 29 30 31
3%.; "insidious. in“?
, EA depression in Missouri, intimately
with a depression and general
of low barometer in the Southwest,
“will probably move northeast toward
the lakes. followed by rain in this section
tomorrow. Heavy rains have fallen on
the Gulf coast. In this district to-day
. ‘1 r fair weather will probably pre-
. “if will: light variable winds, mostly
- ‘ ‘westerlyand southerly. In the Middle
2.8m warmer, fair to partly cloudy
s : lather will prevail, with light variable
winds, mostly southerly; and in New
England light and fresh westerly and
.southerly winds, with fair, slightly
warmer weather. On Friday in this
‘ssctlon and in New England perm
cloudy weather will probably prev ,
alight temperature changes and fresh
southerly winds, followed by increasing
cloudiness and rain. and on Saturday
partly cloudy weather, with rain, and
slight temperature changes and variable
iwind, s, followed in this section by clear-
ng.
. Wmmro-norrow.
'SunsiseslSunsets flightids Lowtide
0.07 5.00 12.43 0.34
.. Joseph and Charles Vroom are building
’ a new oyster steamer.
#4 During the past year the Consolidated
read carried 9,427,344 passengers.
V —l"resh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes‘ market.
_, Samuel Tracy, of the borough, has
“ought out W. B. Sherwood. the truck-
man
:The Republican Senatorial convention
for the fifteenth district will be held in
Danbnry, October 22.
—Gurbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
0 Arthur A. Smith, one of m Sm-
m’a tip-town nawsboys, is seriously ill
with typhoid fever.
Hrs. Albert llalkin, of Franklin ave
nus, is ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Mal-
klnhas Just recovered from an attack.
The registrars of the Second Voting
Dbtrict are in session at the Police room
an Haviland street this afternoon.
-—'l‘he best Norwalk oysters at the
Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
W. H. Hoyt action are putting up a
building on their dock to increase their
facilities for shipping and handling oys-
tars. ‘
—-—-—-—- s
lanager Stanley has booked the “lost
in London” Company to appear at the
Opera House on Saturday evening, Octo-
ber 85.
. Work on the two-mile branch line of
between the upper and distributing
Norwalk reservoirs is progressing quite
fluidly. _-_.
gst ex~governor Thomas M. Waller to
spnk at linsic Hall during the cam-
mn. w. _.
~8mall fresh barns, 12 cents a pound,
at F. flayes’ market.
J. L. Burbank has commenced an ad-
dition, which will include a handsome
bay window, tohisresrdence on South
lb Bertha A. Ferris, of New Canaan,
all Ir. Frederic B. Ililler, of Bridge-
port, were united in marriage at New
m yesterday afternoon.
The grand encampment or the Pairi-
Irchs Killiant. l. 0, O. 1",, will be held in
Odd Fellows hall in the Globe building,
New Tiaras. next Wednesday.
The race between A. T. Waterbury's
and lasso Boston’s twoyear-old colts for
.00 a dds, will be trotted on the track of
ibsGentismsn’s Driving emulation to-
morrow Moon.
~00 tori. ll. Ferris for Cannel Coal.
A partial wife and a cheerful grate lira
lab. hours pleasant.
deu afternom a brakeman got
animmurmraonnnstss
Manuel thsdspct. ltwasnse-
manohahhshosbstmheoould
mum.
{is Mastic rally which was to
have been bald at the Opera Hours
miendayfliasbeen postponed on so»
mot th iii-boom: of the Hon. David
L'sls. wbewasto address tbsmeet-
rasilnw‘sds;v;uon sun granting
"floretsrksanannuai mtion of
IMdayahas passed the Beasts and
' ‘l'hs beat ‘mmmsrcs" no Raymond
Brotiisrs’ wharf with a cargo of coal.
Old Well Body, 1". Jr A. 11., will con-
fer the third degree to-morrow evening.
Oliloer Samuel Ireland, who has been
ill with pneumonia, is able to be out to-
dl’s
—Eoms-rendered lard, 10 cents a
pound, 2:5‘. Hayes’ market.
R. E. inney has recovered from his
illness and is once more able to attend to
his work.
Pilgrim council. No. 54 0. U. A. it,
will hold their regular meeting this
evening.
The many friends of Miss Ifsry Bey-
mour will regret to learn that she is dan-
gerously ill at her home in Bethel.
—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Owing to the storm the meeting of the
Ladies’ Aid Society, which was to have
been held on Tuesday afternoon, was
postponed until this afternoon.
“Mort.” Busted has passed the re-
quired examination for admission to the
training ship "St. Marys.” He will go
on the boat the first of November.
+500 pairs of Misses’ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. H. Harvey’s.
The legal voters of the First M. E.
church will cast their ballots this after-
noon and evening to decide whether
women shall be sent to the general
conference as lay representatives.
The Republicans of this city will en-
deavor to have Senator Plait speak at
Ionic Hall before election day. The
batters will delight to hesrhim.ns he
has performed efficient service for them
in behalf of tariff legislation.
risotto it occur:
The Second Fall looting Opened Yester-
day Afternoon.
The second full meeting of the Derby
Driving association began yesterday af-
ternoon with an attendance of 500. The
following is a summary of the races:
2:50 CLASS.
Decker. L. H. fluid. N. Y .............. ‘3 l l l
0tsrd,C.l.Rand.NY ................. 12 22
George Wilkes, WI] Lockwoodfiorwalkt 3 dis
Susie C.,P. C. Fowler. flood“. Conn....2 dis
Ethel. C. 3. Smart. Icriden ............. dis
Time—232%. new. 2335‘. 2:31.
There were five starters in the 2:30
class. Rocket wasa favorite, and won
in straight heats easily.
2:30 (mass.
Rocket. William Nelly. New Haven ......... l l l
Barrylast. .l. B. les Bridgeport ...,3 2 ‘2.
Harry Laird, W. A Psal'leld, Maiden... . . .2 2 3
Volunteer. w. A. Collins, Brooklyn, N. Y. . .4 4 4
lady Ilia. P. It Cummlng. liartfcrd ....... dis
Tine—2.8L 2:3)“, 233%.
ENTERTAINIENTS.
“The Midnight Alarm."
The Katie Pearson Comedy company
presented the comedy-drama, “The hlid
night Alarm," to a large audience at
Music Hall last evening. The piece is a
good one and was well produced by the
company. hires Pearson as "Sparkle." a
street wolf. and Mr. Bittner. as “Gideon
Tiilwell," an old farmer. acquitted them-
selves admirably. Tbe remainder of the
cast, especially G. F. llamas E. Chip.
pingion Chaser. a bunco steerer, and
Neil Florence, as Harry Westmore, cap-
tain of the Bayes truck, showed good
material by their conscientious portrayal
of their respective characters. Tonight
the great society-drama "Divorce; or,
Woman against Woman," will be given.
I" ‘ 'hyttalc ' ' u.
The Railroad Commissioners have sent
to the lionsatonic Railroad company
their report of the fall inspection of the
several divisions of the road, made on
October 2 and 3. The report contains
this paragraph: “The roadbed and track
of the Danbury 0: Norwalk Divislon was
found in good condition. A new steel
rail weighing seventy pounds per yard
has been laid on some of the steepest
grades and sharpest curves on the Iiethcl
branch. An extension 145 feet in length
has also been added to the freight depot
in Danbury. Some of the ties of the
Still River bridge on the Broohileld
Branch are unsound and should be re-
newed. Masonry foundations and new
Iron bridges of the most substantial
character are being erected at Winni-
pask and Norwsllr. The old iron rails
on the Ridgeileld Branch have been re-
moved the past season and steel rails
substituted therefor."
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued Oct. 18,
“390. List furnished from office of A.
I. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port. Conn:
F. 8. Bradley and .I. I'. Lavigns, New
Haven. staple stitching machine; James
B. Fletcher, New Haven, casket handle;
George I]. Hibbard, New Haven, snap
hook: William 8. White, Hartford. then
mal out out; Cia ton Welcott. Hartford,
sash fastener; slum E. Austin, Dan-
bury lathe chuck; John i1. Brown New
London, vehicle wheel; Edward 0. row,
Anson cull holder; Henry Green,
Unionvi , spirit level; Charles ll. Orif-
fsa, Grouse, safer pocket; Frederick W.
Quitman, Booth orwalk, self Iocklng
pulley; Henry E. Russell. Jr.. New Bri-
tain, master key lock; Williltl) ii. Sny-
der. Stratford, orange picker; Henry
Berry, Shelton. (ledge, dish or basket;
trademark Collins Company, Coillnsville.
plows and edge tools.
Ln Ortm's Iotnrw.
That unwelcome visitor la grlppe, the
terror of last winter, has again made its
appearance in some sections and the
physicians warn people to exercise great
care to prevent it again becoming spi-
dsmlc. To any snflersr. whatever degree,
from the scourge last winter a hint will
be nfllolent to cause a change in habits
and the taking of ovary precaution to
assays a moose ialictlaa. Just what to
do no one seemed to know last year as
the disease cams like a thief in the night
and kimono was fully aware of the
attack he was booed hand and test.
n-...................,........ ..ww..mm_www
A racemes 00H .
Annual lasting or the Consolidated nail-
‘ road In New Novel.
The annual meeting of the New York,
New Haven d: Hartford Railroad was
held in New Haven yesterday with
practically all the shares of stock repre-
sented. In a total of over 100,000 votes
cast the following were unanimously
elected to serve as directors for the en-
sum g year:
George N. Miller, New York; Wilson
(l. Hunt, New York; E. Ii. Trowbridge.
New Haven; Win. 1), Bishop. Bridge-
port; Nathaniel Wheeler, Bridgeport;
Henry C. Robinson, Hartford; Edward
M. Reed, New Haven; Charles P. Clark,
New Haven; Joseph Park, New York;
Chauncey M. Drpew, New York;
Henry 8. Lee,Spriugileld. Mass.; Wil
liam Rockefeller. New York; Levereit
E. Brainard, Hartford. The road
has paid ten per cent. during the past
year. Its income for the year was
$8,019,000; its operating expenses. 85.-
333252. leaving an income Ill excess of
operating expenses“! $2,085,857. The
double tracking of the Shore Lino divi-
debtednessof the road will soon be wiped
out by an increase of the capital stock.
As in years post, ”until L. Goodwin
was at the meeting in all his glory. lie
was on the floor at every oppotunity
ready to debate
some question
or measure with any one who
would debate with him. He in-
troduced a resolution that the directors
should reduce the fare for Iravei to one
cents mile and aim that. the company
should run trvo trains a day over each
branch of the road twice it day during
the year. His motion was last.
City and Town Crrnaolirlntlou.
The commitlronf New Haven alder-
mcn to whom we» referred the mum-r
of drafting a hill to be presented to the
General Assembly and praying for the
consolidation of the city and town gov—
ernments have finished their work. They
expect to lay the bill before the full com-
mittee at a meeting to be held this
month. After It is discussed by the full
committee it will be reported back to
the court of common council for ap-
proval. II the bill passes the warmer)
count?“ it will be inirmiimrrl in [he Leg-
islature. Should the mil pass It Will then
be submitted to the popular vote of town
and city.
MARRI lull.
FILLOW—IIIGELOW ——In Newlngton. October I5.
by the Rev. J. U. Barrows. at the residence of
the bride's mother. Ilrs. Albertine [1' low.
Joseph ll. Pillow, of Norwalk’. and Julia ll
Blgeiow. of Newiugton.
“”01 ED-
BI'SSING —In South Norwalk. October l5.'l‘homas
W. Busslng. aged 71? years. fl" Funeral at 7:10
o'clock rill-l evening at No. 31 Ann street. Re.—
stives and friends are invited to attend.
FREE SAMPLE.
'1‘“! latest thing for washlr g clothes is the “N lNB
O'CUJCK WASHING TBA." No rubbing.
no acid. no alkali. no lye. Ask for sample
CHARLES E. Shl’flill'li.
old lw Arcut, wholesale and n- all.
To run continua-rosette or FAIRFIELD
cor's'rv.
The undersigned hereby applms for a license to
sell Spirilnms and lnloxmanng tumors. pursuant
to the laws of this State now in tum relating mills
sale of lntnxlcatmgliqcors, at the building No 3]
Railroad Place. in the town of Norwalk. city of
South Norwalk. in said musty.
Signed. RATHER .k Ql‘l'l'l‘Nlii.
9gated It South Norwslk, the ‘Jth day of October.
>—
Rndorsed by the following five- riec‘ors and tax-
payors of said town. none of whom are licensed
dmlers in intoxicating liquors, and are not random r-
on any other applical on;
John as, Thomas IIcllernan. Daniel Keogh.
Jacob Erickson. Luna P. Andra-non
COUNTY OF PalRi‘lRLl). TOWN OF NUR-
WALK. this lath (lay of October. ism)
I, Town Clerk of sold town. hen-by rerilly. run.
scan! to the stature in such use provided. that. this
application endorsed as aforesaid. has luru rub-
tnitttdw me, and I further rertlfy that each If
said cudoraers is an r-lectur or taxpayer in and
town. and that a copy of the fomomg nppllcallm.
lnclud r ' the above written rurlrmununr r-as hm:
med wit me. Artur. llltxrtk’ l-l MILLHYK.
om ti Clctlt of and Town.
SECOND
llama] lllllllllll
COXIINCINU ’l‘il- DAY
W EllN ES [M Y, OUT. I 5th
AND
THURSDAY. 0‘ IT. Iiiill.
We wrllerlnlrlr fully
Ill Trimmed Hal: all Blllllllll
for Fall and Winter lllllaery.
All are cordially lrlvllrd tn attend.
MRS. W. FlWBETT,
3 WATER STREET,
NORWALK, . - CONN.
lull. inlet 60.,
PLUMBING,
Tin all Slant ll’llll Wild.
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
his agents for all of the
Bruin from to}: Specialties
50 Swill Halli Street,
u-it‘t WWQ
sworn seamless, ~ cons.
sion has cost nearly $500,000. The in I”
. No. to Warn: sin-ct. zlou'h Nora nlk
TAYLOB'JRQ IN
, ‘ ’
Baal Blllll all llxlliili
WASHlNGTON STREET
South lorwnllr, Donn.
II“ if
‘——‘r
bro-h.-. -
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding ll
Hm, I finish, Stillman: . i work :1 w.
CAPABLE lslllllllils’l', son La'l‘ill 0R
driller fsciory at lineal. Conn, Iltlveraldc
depot), near ntamfurd or address Brooklyn flail-
way iinpply (10.. box iii, ritualized. Ct. olb 8t
iUS’I‘OI Ills TO PURCHASE Till BABCOCK
(J lire lsilngnlshers sud FireOrenades. Delay
is dangerous and costly to prouerty and lives.
Douglas 1 (30., sale ts for (Jenn. Bale sales-
room. 0'." Chapel at. cw Ilaven, Ci. A reliable
energetic agent wanted. 08 Iw
-, son sane.
Tamar-ammo under can head, not excacdlng 5
lines. 1 time 95c. 3 times 50:. 1 week $1.00.
we or areas rrxrurtrs. consumed
1‘ of counters. mass and shelving.v For sale
cheaplklnualro of c. It. Hoyt. No. 6 our street,
orwa .
ONE HORSE—SUIT ANY PURPOSE; ALSO
top bn-iness warren and two seated square box
wagon. will be mld cheap. Alberte'toam it} llsrllor
avenue, waslk. , . 04 2w
ADKINISTRATOR’S BALE —A DWELLING
Ilonse and about i! acres of land, on Elv Neck
road. in South Norwalk helm: the homestead lately
occu led by Benjamin l’ Rectum Inquire
of illlaru 8. Reed, Administrator or!» rt
W0 choice building tots, so and on feet from, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. ilAtiMlS, or
l. It. HOY’l‘ rl‘.’ tf
._ To Lie?“
Adrertlsements'under this head. not excreting 5
limo. 1 time to, 3 times 60:. 1 week tron
t
P‘URNISHBO FRONT ROOM. APPLY AT NO.
116 West avenue. oli’: at
’l‘llB WOODWsIlD ilOMBsTitlllL- l»I llOuMs.
no: and cold water. bath room. healer. the .
wrih siablml; for tire home. c'rw blithli‘fi, chicken
houses he; rent s25 pa month. impure of c.
Swsrtz. at Old Well Cigar Company. ol-"l ti
()Ni BOUSE A'l‘ ELT'S NECK. ONE A'l‘
Elm (irmc.snd one-nu Tollcs street From
97m up Applym .l-.3nnll.K'.spp. 7‘! West St.
noulh :lorwalk. «.3 rt
’ ‘WO TIOUHISJSIX ltd-0‘8 EACH, 3”; PART
of two h'onsc-. {it curb. All on Woodward
avcrme and in good order. Inquire of ii. A. Wood.
ward
31' HOME IN A (TONYR‘HENT
s oflcmi to persons who wouzvl like to
vzs‘ltWasnlugwn some time during the Mutt-r or
a mug, Room and board and 11 day. Mrs. J. Ill.
iinrlmnr.lm8lsr..l‘l W.. ’nahlngrnuJ).l' nest!
0111-.
‘ ‘ 50. II BROMF’IELD .t H). Wholesa’e and re-
I tell linrnin: and Machinery Oils. ~mnl'hsurl
lery.s clllLll‘n m Hardware. agents furW-nl ~wurlh‘s
I'urc arms. White Lead Palms. Putty. (bats. do.
rill-3w
STORAGE.
MPLE accommodations for Furniture. )lrr-
chauclse. to Terms in ippliearlou Trunks
2'»; a month. iimdslllmrr . ovrng dom- 8:ch
buildlrg No in Won't s‘ruel. (Steamboat Dock.)
old-3w GEO ll. llitfihiFliZLl) 3 CO.
Notice.
’l‘llB umnn OF REGISTRATION Frill Till:
Srcoul Voting District of Norwalk, wI:l be in
scaalub] at Police tIclsiquart-ztll, south .‘Jurwalk,
October m. use fromiln. in. to 5 p m., In recem:
applications to fir made vote".
I RAYMOND,‘ llwlstrnrs for the Second
CIIA‘ Elli-HT", I Birtrl'lt-f Norwalk.
oll 5i i
MISS NELUE M. DISBROW,
For five ten-ea pupil of Mr. Waller .I "all. will
give Plano-forte lessons. at her home. or burn- or
pupll
l'ur rr lemma armrest- Will rr .l, limi, sill West
57th street. he: Yurlt ('ily.
Fur terms, address
104 WEST AV'NIWL
0mg, sot? rll sollw'ALK. or.
kill; 0. .r s: r. a. i5 17:,
UN DE RTAKER.
32 North Slain Street. South Norwalk
Open av. ml lxullrl. The versions of on Erlllralmer
loll Pllllt'ffll ll>rr~rrnr wrnmi. myl ly
hall’s Home Restaurant.
73 WASH INGTUN alTIlBET, SUCTH NONWALK
REGULAR DINNER 25c.
sinus in am. nurse or run our AND
svssrmu.
Wllomu-«nradc Pres for sale.
on :w
A. s. Profanity,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Pine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
rm wrath Main 55. . lontls Norwnlk.
urzouus u. liAYiiilNll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 0t 48 Main st, Norwaik
Also Furnishing I’mlertnker.
incidence, Ne. ll Manly sum Telephone.
(3.11.774. Day or night.
lull V Business lllllll!
il'f'lil'ottl). CONN.
Itrzorrszva snrrrznntzn so.
A Business Training school for huh wane Bonk
k179i tiarlkmg. l’rnmaesblp. Telegrams. I-hrmA
band, yprwrlrlrg, etc. thmwgbly taught. I'rrsl‘
dent may be interviewed at the college alter any.
fun. Catalogues sent on applicant . 1)?
Seven rents artsy will give you an Indowrrumt
Mir! of $1.0” POT-bio ll 50 years of 0",“ ll.
death. if prior; or he rente- day. will gin- you a
Life Policy for Immanuel you do not lose what
you have paid in, even if yer- stop paying any year
after three' ,(tnnmlrnt ileum! Llfs coarser?!
(Wu ,0 lat!
’ s, s unonrsnrsmmr,
Washington sired. booth ltorwalk.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”sun's-limos.
mmuhdstlrisga.
"Inventions-arr. - trapdoor"
Picture mousse. Priors
winsanyuum I truly
cm '03.“ DAVIIOO I‘ll
Il's‘tagtsa arrest.
y- naliytrsmltetlaw..awilfro-itslp.m
hummus-Ital.
' WMOIM
auras saunas Pres.
um. ’mmfll swim-ria-
S'I'BN Slim},
83 Washington BI. 83
—- w.———oo0c~—’——-
We have just received a large
cousignmentof jewelry through
our syndicate buyer in New
York City.
an immense lot bought at a
It is our share of
great sacrifice from one of the
They will
nvcrugcull the Way from 25
large manufactures.
to 33}. per cent. below their
actual value
We quote a few prices:
Handsome twisted bracelets,
in gold and silver. at lilo, 25c,
“lilo, 39¢: each
Gold and silver uecl’beuds,
100. 29c string.
Ladies' lob chains. 190 and
29c.
Lace pins, 5c, 9c, 19c. 290
Bracelets of all descriptions
and no end of prices.
Would just call your atten-
Sic.
firm to a line Wt? offer at
The; are low: knot. sol with 3
lovely and very cheap,
Llulios’ breast pins, 5L7 up.
iivnls' wzlrl'pins. I2. Ill, ‘2!
35M
Faun-y ilrtir pills from lilr- to
39v.
Hunts
v
cull
Worth an «new 35(: pair
lilo.
[\lSU
better ones. in suit :wy taste.
buttons.
Lorilee side mmiw. lilo pair.
Worth 400.
“'1' :tiSU
mom of jvl pins. bracelets,
how :1 full assert
old. ole.
We Would advise everyone
to call and examine our line
It gives you :1 chance, to been
tify yourself at a very slight
expense.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
._.., , ‘g. M ..-_
'I‘IIE
S'I'flN S'l‘llRE,
83 Willllfllll Sillli.
South Norwalk.
“won user “a...
South Norwalk.
slum-s. In fact. they are vcrylcms SMITH
M 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofier for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per ljront foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per front foot.
To/cnch 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 water. The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its cilizmis. It is the, only
street in the city that has a
water from.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. 801th your lot
stance and get first choice.
ansuml full information at
TAYLOR (k GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
WASHINGTON Villllllll'l.
oi
Ono Quality. -'l'lw Boat.
llocl. Veal, lamb. lotion. Por‘rzfial: and Fresh,
:‘orrlod Beef, Smoked Tongue Kama.
Shoulders Becomhalocmb rank-
tonal”.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Iil’iltff'ii ilelivered Promptly.
5:! Wuslsinnon Street.
% BL N PBIN'I'.
.(maoour's rum.)
fiOl'Tll SOBWALK, - CONN.
noose mitten.
SHORE mri‘rrs'm PARTIES or
my , SIZE.
:r. E. POWER
9:} if PROPRIBTOIT.
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL
And all klml‘ of Oxydlud
PLATING-
bone at
49 Water Street, Bull Norrall
Anything Plated from a loser rise to a stove. Ii
specially made of table ware Refinishing and
brqurelng.all klrds of brass work. Chandeliers.
Hanging mps. Candle bricks, Vases, etc Guns.
P‘uols. baths and “canal Rewiring done.
WORK 008' Mr SHORT NOTICE AND 8A7-
aufili if I? PACTIUX’I UUARANTIID.
It may not homerslly known. but we have s
titatlonary department. where a full line of school
books and supplier. writing papi r, blank books,tsn
be found
ltnbber Stamps from Stir. up: Writ-
ls Pa ria bases from lite. to can
I it it sets Commercial Note. 25c:
Marcus Ward’s Irish Llaea paper, 'i’r
box, «in.
nor Pocket Books and Purses will besold out at
t
cow
The new game, Tildle do Winks. all the rage,
only the.
A duo line of standard novels on hand,
Orders taken for engraving cards and wedding
ll Ellyn} ll,
solo if
Assessors’ Notice.
WI. the mailer-lanai. hereby re notice to all
persons and ms ions Ila to pay taxes
In the town of urwwal . that they Ire required by
low to deliver to the Assessors or either of them. on
or brim the let :3, of November. rm. a written
or printed list. list signed and sworn tom! all the
propeny owned by t at on the lat day of October,
rm liable to taxation, mhsrwha it shall be the
duty at tbs Assessors to tasks out rseb list accord—
ing to their best judgment and knowledge. am add
my Ten per esui. mes-to. which they by is: are
compelled: do, and from which lists-o made there
so .
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first. if
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Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all 1) see.
You will find the I‘ll-
ns'r OOAOHERS. the
BEST ROADSTBES. the
GHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTHENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of o
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. II. I’A RSON§.
BRBBKSIDE STUCK FARM.
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10 "assessor"
Belanllel Balm lllrllau Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our acquaintance in every one of the Western
states an t Territories. and in every Soulhern stale.
wr hcorrwpondents in every state avd in nearly
every unruly in every state. coupled with - prise-
ticnl experience of over thirty-live years
in the business, enables us to make the best rc-
snln in the collation of Defaulted Perm Mortgage
Uranr. as well as in the colection of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds
lo hoiders of such securities we offer unequaled
facilities. a responsible channel for collection, and
the very brat Ipoverlble service, We respectfully call
attention tot is and invlre correspondence.
THE CORD"! BANKING 00.,
swim 192 Broadwa . New York.
min Ir. interns,
541ml" and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Bill]. All] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement.
glue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Luckarranna, Locust
mountain. I"renklizl, and
li’iikesuarre Goals.
lull ll? RUBBER Pilli'l‘
Yard foot '1! Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch other at Stilson
Dnm Store dtlni
in 501100 fill!
We all «4. you Pm cy Elgin Creamery Bum-r at
1°C 1h; 1:34, lfni. fll Utl
Grapes. Grapes.
The life»! Concord (irate-s it :5: 11‘): basket.
()hrslnable. {at and juicy. 22c lb.
Apples. Apples.
It“ 1 Her anus. lot of Winfr: Appl-vs. inrrlplcllrrl
frult. Green“ us and Blldwl' - 't’ 3175 hbl. War
routed to be good size and quality.
'90.
» 99o -
FLOU R. .
HEADQUARTERS 0.1 I-‘L’Jl B.
You can save money he huyirg Flour of us at
bairm'la prlces. 2w ry burr. : guaranteed.
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OUR TEAS.
“‘u know that our fr» .1 u. more “'3" “along
Tc-s are bound to sol. y id. at you w l '4le them a
trial
A new lot. of Fine Mapl- ‘lyrup in bottles
filve us your trade. vh- an: hour :l to Hill you.
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llas. B. Selmllr’s,
3:} Washington Street.
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L. H. DECKER
Dealer in
Wrtll Papers, Paints, Oils, Gloss.
Bruslscs, Cum-ls Colors
and Vurnishcs.
ARTISTS" Giltlllfi.
ICCWKIY'S Ll till) WOOD FILLER, but
lllrog for no and woods. without rubbing.
Inuit 'il Piill'AltlD CALM)! "Milli for
walls. all shades.
ilfllPllMtD'ti PARAGON (distill V’Aitlflsll,
best for bath room. outside downs. to Will not
spot or turn while.
Painting, Paper Ilunulng
and Decorating.
HATS! HATS!
Sorinv Styles.
In III M. and auroral “f
Still and Soft flats. Silk Huts.
boy's listsaad caps. Crush flu for men and
boys. lliriasoft [fat- for men a!
KN APP’S,
- 91 Washington St. “Wow
Particular user-rm pass to
I'm, m III Imdl'
III! I!“ a”
Tll Lula—B Refill— Mackerel
.._,-_..,. nkuw...n...m.~_.w...m. “MA..-“ mm.” “‘“w« W..
unsure
The McKinley Tariff Bill
has advanced the price of 1m
ported Cigars twenty-five per
cent. ‘
We will ollcr for a short
time a few leading brands of
imported goods at old prices.
Manuel Garcia Concha Finns.
W ushiugtou Princesses.
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[spinan Llegantes.
Carmencita Cone-ha.
Gurbalosa Loudres.
Mm-w _
Our stock of Domestic goods
is very complete.
If you wish a good smoke,
we can suit you.
Plili'l'llll’l
DRUG STORE.
IMPORTED
.Wllle lullll Sou
Only Inc 8 Pound.
For One Week Only
Hale
The Drug-gist.
s; new
in Washington Street, South Norsai ~
27 Main Simet Norwaik.
Flu-Class Balers. Confection
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To
U Dull“.
sill w r mKLflt.
WAGON"
New ud mound-hand
Buggies, Photons, Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, ctr.
l’ricer-I to Suit; All
Call and See Them.
Swan 3 Bushnell,
Boil War" In.»
front or flank). - arrrnosrolrr. w I
Pure lead. Zine andflaiclitnml, " . . .l
min, Nets. spears, Itasca Tessa. Pt its. 4"“
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flaunt states .
m .' Miro! “gainers.
t . u
«#533.- for Esta, Houses and leboois. s
«airmail k‘ladsof I
lav r
w:
rscsdeatd sale; ant: . r
it re and fragrant. ewilissnd
ufiflyumusyuumusa '
Telephone.
New York Prices.
'0'" ”We
Norwalk Chronicler