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nneailalfcrst thefollowlng tedious
week ending Octobtr 18, mayhem.

5:0»,
» fa oftlteas letters will please eaylhey
. are adv-i=2

, com aonwau roar omen.
' Alchalyn. Add Banister. I. O. “9% D-
“Havens. John Ravesy. Its. ti. . cg
Inflorge. John lcFarland. Ira.
‘ Vuejlssruizllgel'sdas s 'A'a w 3‘. r '1‘"!
, uaan . e .
:lvm ‘ C.E.DOTY.P.M.
’ mwau roar omen.
.. .. “Wovens-mime. '2:
' sp 0 it one ,
,» Ira. LB. Seymour.
. ,. _ g c. e. BUBBIILL. P. It.
’ canto-wan rosromcr.

‘ II- Iaulle Allen. Ir. Charles 1!. Alsthorpe, Ir.
J. Hawkins, Ilsa Sarah I Raymond. Ilse Anna
Warm. Ir. Thomas J. White

. . HARRY RIDER. P. I.

law York Harald Weather Forecasts.

:4 The severe storm which moved off the
hwsr New England coast yesterday
morning is new central near Halifax.
It will probably advance to the east-
northemtward. [local frosts will proba-

, lily occur in Northern New York and
, Ivsnia today. In this district
"tcdayciear weather and fresh to light
and northwesteriy winds will

. prevail, with slightly lower foi-
wed slightly higher temperature.
1|th e States and New England
(Air weather will prevail, with slight
inmost-stars changes and light to fresh
What variable winds in this section,
receded by cooler conditions and north-
westerly winds, with lower temperature
In New England. On Sunday in this
”Otis”.l and in blew England, 181‘: welath-
er w' .pmllah_ y prevail, wit sight
thermnl‘changes of temperature and
light mikesh variable winds, followad
. slightly .warmer conditions; and on
y warmer, fair to partly cloudy

Ital-turn Almanac for I‘o-Mom'.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

fin [Mental High tide I Low tide

5.09 " 5.00 2.14 8.27

Ira‘l‘imothy Fitch is seriously ill at
her home on Kerwin street.

‘11). President has appointed 0. 11.
Dual! as postmaster at Stratford.

—Fine line Imported and Domestic
Cigars at Lockwood’s.

lb Annie DeWolfe, teacher at Miss
Baird'slnstitnte, is expected to read here
non.

An ”meet notice to property own-
on on Quidtard avenue appears in this
issue

' '-Do'n’t forget No. 15 Railroad Place
this evening. is. R. Tripp.»

, “boat “Albert IIcWilliams” is un-
" ~a cargo of coal at Raymond

Bros“. dock.

The electric light at the corner of Wall
dust and leases Place has been removed
to the center of Wall street.

—durhing. 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.

”Yesterday Judge Perry rendered judg-
Ifit for the defendant to recover costs
3 the can of Daniel A. Newcomb
W Mill A. Weed.

DWI: d1: Bonfire new advertise-
msaton the second page of Tits BnN'n
Birthday, call attention to a large and

 

 

f; compute line of ladlee' jackets and child-
rm's cloaks.

~Frflpork 3d sauna”, 12 cents a
wand, at F. Bayes' market.

The Young People's Society of Christ-
. II “cover of the Booth Norwalk Bap-
, ‘8 Melt will give a supper and enter.
,. “but In the parlors of the church on

Tuesday «suing. October 21.

The-ow American Khomeini Hall, on

1, Water street, borough, will he dedicated

on November l2lh. The exercises will
m at seven o'clock, after which
time will he a hall in the Opera House.

~1‘rgat line of Pipes ever shown in
tom: at Lockwood' .

The queues as to whether women
' wll hashittedaslay dclegatms'p the
”a! Masses of the mist
’mwlll bevotsd upon at the East
, Ashes I. 3. church some Hy next
. wash. . ...—......
~~Dca’tfcrptllo. 16 Railroad Place
Mas-lag. 8.33m”.

,MJJit'achsn and Ii- Itary 11.
“In, both of the borough. were
married It 050 residencaof the bride’s
M. In. J. W. Andrews, at Long Is-
U'Wr last week, by the Rev. Father
m

*GOIIBJ. II. FerrbIor Cancel Coal.
, wife andaoheetfnl grate fire
hams piss-sat.

Ileand Ilddls Patent
shutouts and squirrels.bsvs
m ht did nothrtngtnsnyspoils
. with til-ah The trespass-

' on that chestnuts were on.
,y . iflthsythcagbtiftbssqairrsls

secs.-.” ,

 

,JnlmWn‘shcuss on West hrs-Is

The quarterly conference of the East

Avenue 11. E. church was held on Thurs-
day "suing.

The work of paving the western sec-
tion of East Washington street was com-
plersd this afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs» G. Fred Flinn gave a
small card party last evening at their
home on Elm street.

—-Try ”The Avenue'TOigar, 10c; 3 for
25m, at Lockwood’a Cigar Store.

WilliAm )1ng is laying a curb,
gutter and sidewalk in front of his
Knight street property.

 

George Buckmaster was raised to the
suhllme degree of a master mason by Old
Well Lodge last evening.

Attention is directed to the select'
men’s notice of admission of electors,
printed in another column.

Undertaker Jennings is having the
front of his establishment on Knight
street handsomely decorated.

ivon’t forget No. 15 Railroad Place
this evening. 8. R. Tripp.

 

 

Anson R. Benedict of the borough is
now employed as collector for the Metro.
politsn Life Insurance Company.

Air. and Mrs. Edward J. Simone, of
Maple avenue, East Norwalk. are rejoic-
ing over the advent of a new son.

The Christian Wit—[Eta of the East
Avenue II. E. church met at the resi-
dence of C. M. Shaller, last evening.
~Home-rendered lard, 10 cents It

pound, at F. Hayes' market.

 

Rev. C. M. Pegg will exchange pulpits
with Rev. George Hubbell of the South-
port Methodist church to-morrow morn-
ing.

 

field T. Scott, fell from the back stoop
at No. 14 Mott avenue last evening and
broke her hip.

 

—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

 

Friends of temperance are earnestly
invited to attend the meeting of the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform asso-
ciation to-tnorrOvv afternoon.

Mark H. Dana, formerly clerk in the
city post office, who has been quite ill at
his home in East Norwalk for the past
two weeks, is now rapidly improving.

As the train whlch leaves this city at
9:18 a. m. was going to Danhury yester-
day a tree fell against one of the cars
near Bedding and several windows were
broken.

The people of South Norwalk appear
to be very well pleased with the new
pavement on East Washington street,
the plot in the Hour to the contrary not-
withstanding. ....._

—Pipee‘. Pipes! All kinds all prices,
at Lockwood's Cigar Store.

The Katie Pearson Comedy Company
will close their engagement at Music
Hall to-night, playing the roaring four-
act comedy “Black Diamond.” They
should receive a rousing farewell.

The friends of Rev. B. A. Delano_
formerly of this city, will be glad to
learn that the church at Evanston, of
which he is pastor, recently ordered the
treasurer from November 1 to add $1,000
to his salary.

~The best Norwalkvoysters at the
Depot Restaurant. Open all night.

 

 

A neat and substantial monument of
dark Quincy granite has just been placed
at the Pine Island cemetery in memory
of Deacon George Benedict. The menu
ment is the work of James Sexton d:
Sons, of East Bridgeport.

Assistant Superintendent Arnold, with
astafI of agents, erI begin canvassing
here next Monday for the John Hancock
Life Insurance company. The company.
we are told, never disputes a claim and
puts all its policies in benefit from date
of issue.

-Small freshulla‘msplh cents a pound,
at F. Heyee’ market.

A car load of blue trap rock has been
received from the Heridcn quarry can
sample and is being used in filling up the
hole on Railroad Square. It comes in
three sizes. A larger quantity will prob-
ably be ordered at an early date with
which to repair West avenue.

The authorities in this city do not feel
very kindly toward Superintendent Iloyt
of the aims house. James Jones was
taken there by order of Selectman (:raw
yesterday, but llr. Hoyt refused to admit
him. The question is asked whether Mr.
Hoyt has more authority than the select-
men. In the opinion of Mr. Iloyt it ap.
pears that he has.

~.500 pairs of as..." Rubbers-to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. II. Harvey's.

Ilsa Grace Elwood celebrated the
eighth anniversary of her birthday at
her home on Summer street, borough.
yesterday. In the afternoon she was
givenasnrprtss party by about fifteen
of her little friends. The afternoon was
devoted to playing games and romping
over the grounds until dark, when a
bountiful collation was served.

—-A genuine Blind—’1}; 15c. and up, at
Lockwood‘s Cigar Store.

In the account of "Macadamizlng
West Avenue" our able contemporary,
the flour, states: the refuse dirt will
be dumped on the Lockwood property
at the corner of West avenue and Wall
street. Will the Hour kindly inform
nothelastpsrtefmt week where the
corner of West avenue and Wall street
is situated, as also the Lockwood proper-
ty? What our friend meant to say pro.
pably was that the refuse dirt would be
dumped mthsfibJohnsstataatths

 

csraerchstrsstsndWsstavsnns.

Mrs. Lockwood, mother of Mrs. Win- 3

 

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' mm ifoawsna‘ mmmlum
10:30 titans 't-tl'oI '11 PM?
. . to. n ,

mastic gstdzlo. P. on 8 W .
Scorn Noawau BAI'TIBT Chosen..—

Rcv. Archibald Wheaten, pastor. Preach

lips,” 12.00 a. who 3 p. m.; Y. P. B. C.
. ’8! In , . .

w ng p m Strangers

TRINITY Contrast.-—Twenlieth Sunday
after Trinity. Holy communion at 7:00
a. m.; matlns and sermon. 10:30: Sunday
:chool, 12 o'clock; evensong and sermon,

p. m.

Fitter Mmentsr EPISCOPAL Council.
-Rev. Crandell J. North, pastor. At
10:30 a. m. and 'f p. m.. preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school at 12 o'clock;
young people’s meeting at 6 o’clock. A

song service of 1.5 minutes will precede
the evening sermon.

Fitter Cononnoa'flonan Connors-—
Services at 1030 s. in. and 7.30 p. m.
In the morning Dr. Noble will speak
noon—The question of profit and loss.
Subyect of the evening discourse—A re-
markable statement. Courteous ushers
will furnish seats for everhody. Strang-
ers speclnlly welcomed.

.Nouwsur Mnrnonls'r Canned—Sn
Vices tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30
p. In. Subject for the morning—Aut-
umnal glories. In the evening there will
be a prelude of ten minutes on “Women
and the ballot," followed by the text—
The .art of good living. The altar and
pulpit will be handsomely decorated
with the fruits and flowers of the season.
A cordial welcome to all.

_E.tsr Avenue. ill. E. Cannon—Ser-
vtcceto-morrow tit-10:30 a. m.and 7:30
p. m. Rev. George Hubbell, of the
Southport M. E. church will exchange
wtththe Rev. C M. Prgg on Sunday
morning. The subject for the evening

service will be, Cast not away your con-
fldence.

Srmsmvooo Ustoa‘ ('llAPEL-Subjncl
Sunday evenlng—Womatl and her mis-
sion. Ruth 2, 5 6. Wednesday evening
—Dolng (iod’s “‘1". Luke ‘22, 4‘2.

KNIGHT Smear A. hf. E. Carson.—
J. P. Stephens pastor. Sunday morulug
love feast, 10:30; Sunday school, 12 m :
p. m , preaching by the Rev. T. R.
Geda. P. 13.; 7:30 p m., communion and
preaching by the Rev. '1‘. R. (info. We
are still asking the presence and prayer
of our slsters and brethren of other
churches.

—It‘s economical—Brussels snap.

OIL a.
( ‘ E0. I'I. BROMFIELII A (‘0. Wholesale and it"
tell Burning and Machinery Ullfl."hlh t‘haul
lcry.s‘perialttta in Hardwart-chuh- fanmeorth’s
Pure nulls, White Load Palms, Putty, Glass. At.
No. 45 Water III’t‘el. South Norwalk. 010-le

STORAGE.
A

RIFLE accommodations for Furniture. Mor-

chanclse. .i-c Terms upon application Trunks
25c a month. Goods lllsnm . Moving done. Brick
builtlllg, No. in Water in root. (Steamboat Dock.)
olo3w GEO. 11. BROMFIIZLD A CO.

Registrars’ Notice.

T113 BOARD OF RRGISTRARS 01‘ T118 88-
cond Voting District will he in scat-loo at 1’0-
lice Headquarters, Havllsrld street. on Wednesday.
October 2:, avd on Monday. October 27.1mm 9
a m. loop. in. for the purpose of perfecting the
voting list of sale district.

WILLIAI M. RAYMOND. v Board of Registrars

‘CigAflLES N. SIITII, 1 Second District.
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WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.

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WANTED.

Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines, 1 time fine, 3 times we .1week 81.11).

 

 

RILIABLI YOUNG IAN 'ro IILK. CARI

 

chick, and be genera"; metal about place.
Good w-ges. A l to F. . Pea-lee, ledgcwood
Farm. Norwalk. PD ’ old 21.

 

 

“tam" ' handmade um. 'shiéx'ééafriil
lines. 1 time the. 3 times 50:. 1 week $1.00.

 

LOT 0' STORE PIXTURBSJDNSIBTING

of counters. uses and thriving For sale
cheap. inquire of C. it. Hoyt. No. A atrr street,
borwalk. old at

 

ON! HORSE—SUIT ARY PURPOSI; A130
top bu-lners wagon and two seated e one box

wagon. will be mid cheap. Albert Stone. Harbor

avenue, Norwalk. of 2w

DMINISTRATOR’B SALE ~A DWELLING
House and about 11 acres of land. on lly Neck
road, in sleuth Norwsik belnit the homestead lately
occn led by Benjamin I’ Reed. deem-ed. Inquire
of Illlatn 3. Reed, Administrator 126 ll

 

TWO choice building lots, to and so feet front. on
West avenue. Apply in W. O, SAINTS. or
I. I. lloY'i‘. n2

 

 

Advertisements nucleoli"... exceedingll
lines, 1 time the. it times Ellis. 1 week $1.00

 

 

LARGE FRONT FURNHIIID ROOM 1N~
more at No. 19 uavlland street. South 8133“—
. 01 *

walk

I_lALI-" OF DOURLB IIOUSR. NO. i9 WEST
street: 38 per month Also upper part of house

No, 22 Lowe street, as per month.

Dicktrman.

P‘URNISGED FRJKT ROOMJ‘.’ newt/mo
18erect, s nth Norwalk. Reitrsnccs nqulced.
0 1w

F‘URNISHBII FRONT ROOM. APPLY AT NO.
“0 West avenue. 016 3!

'l‘iIB WOODWARD HONE‘TEAD—H ROOM-i.
11le and cold water, bath room. heater. to.
with sinbling for five horses, cow stables, chicken
nonres .cc ; rent .2.) per month. inquire at C.
swam. at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 if

ONE 1101351! A’l' KLY‘S NECK. ONE AT
. Elm Grove, and one on Tolles street From
$711) up Apply to Jean 11. Knapp, 7': We.“ sit...
50ml) Norwalk. on :f

VFW!) “017888le ““0115 EACIIJIIS. I'ART
of two lifillfle‘, '8 each All on Woodward
avenue and in good order. inquire of E. A. Wurli-

tmnl
A PLEASANT 1101“: IN A CONVENIENT
locality is offercd to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time duri ' the winter or
string. Room and board 2.00 a y. Mrs J K
rhutlr. ill“ I of . N W.. asblngtou. D, t‘ It‘lltf

Loci”

Inquire A.
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Advertisements under this head
linm. 1 time 25c, 3 times 50:. 1 week

not anemia: :.
01.00

 

N sortwau. .... FRIDAY: a mixing.
taming slylograpblt‘ pen and a pencil. iii-torn
to Norwall. postmaster and receive rcwaltl

UH ll

\Uis’l‘llli AY AFTERNOON AT THE SMITH

Norwalk depot or in the vicinity of Railroad

Square, a poem-book containing a sum of money

The flndtr will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at
the Sentinel ofli:e. 013 it

 

Notice of Sewer Assessment.

T113 following Is a list of unless of the poisons

assessed benefits by the Board of Councilmen
of the ("lly of South Norwalk,conn..0rtober13.
1890. with the amounts of their respective leew—
ments for the construction of it sewer through
Quintard avenue:

 
 
 

Samuel B Tristrsm and wife ............... s 28 :7
I! A. Woodward . . . V , 7140
Charles 1". Bullock. '23 80
William IAWI’CIICE.. 23 ill
Ira. Is 1!. Plait .. zit-0
Ainsley . Reed ................. . :18)
Charles F. Boutweil .................. st to
Francis Burritt ...................... ... ‘22: i3
WilliamFisb .....,.. ................ 3712

8501132

Dated at the (‘lly of South Norwalk. Court, this
lath day of October, A. D . 1890
By order of the Board of Councilmen.

018 31 RDMI'ND Ii. GROWS. City Clerk.

7t'il't‘ii'n outrun;

Tit “Jul Hancock” Life In. (It.

Wishes to announce that Assistant Superintendent
W Ii. ARNOLD, with a stat! of Agents. will begin
work on Monday. October 20. and hopes to secure
a share of the n l lc's patronavc,
All llcles ssned by this Company are in lmme
glate unfit, and till claims paid in twenty-four
ours.

The Company has No Unpaid Claims.
Res lectfull ,
xiv. ’1'. GREEN,

 

umis‘su‘i,‘f‘aifurcwions.
N O '1‘ 1 CE.

00'“)! is hereby given that the Selectmen and
Town Clerk of the Town of Norwalk. will
holds m-sri l. at llll‘ ofllt‘cnf said Town I'Ievk, for
tho purpose of examining the qllalldcnilons of Kirc-
torr, and admitting to the RIt'ctor‘s oath thorn who
shall be found qualified, on Wedtmday the till day
of (lumber. mm, from 9 o’clock In the foruulon
until lio‘clock tn the afternoollmnd by public mi.
Ioumm nt of said meeting, will he lll session for
raid purpose as follows, viz: At. flit? Police Rooms,
City Ilsll Building, In that ity of South Norwalk.
on Thursday. the 2&1 day of October, nIOrlY'hIII,
from It) o'clock ill the forcnmm until 5 o'clock In
the alteration: and on Saturday, ”11' 81'th day of On»
tuber. a omlald at the office of said Town Clerk,
from 10 o'clock forcnoon unlll 5 o'clock alteration;
and suites all entered on the first list as "to be
mulc,"wbnsn rights shall appear to have matur-
ed,abail have been admitted or rejectedmlll be In sea
sion for the same put on Nonday. the wthdq
of October. aforesst . at the office of t- id Town
Clerk. from fiu‘cl ck forenoon, until litl'tlockln the
afternoon, and not afterwards, with this can pllon.
that said Selectmtn and Town Clerk will be in ars-
slon on Monday. the ad day of Novrlubsr, A. i) .
1890.» the office of said Town Clerk from 9 o'clock
In the foreseen. until ho'elock In the afternoon. If
necessary, for the purpose of admit In ii the [lien
lor's oat , only those whose rights wl mature after
the said Nonday, the will fl of October, ism. and
on or before the em day of oveasber next Appli-
cations from lhe 'l’hlrd Voting District can be made
In the lair-t or Second Voting District- or. tile shove
n sys.

SAMUEL DABKAI, l
NIIMIN J. UltAW. Selectmen.

o~wm w. narstono,l
HINRY K BILLIICK. Town Clerk.
Daled at Norwalk. (it . October 16. 1990. old 1w

lull Ilal Illlrl Your Life!

seven cents sday will give you an Indowment
Policy of 81,000 pa able at 3-0 years of age,or at
death. lI prior; or vs centsa day. will its ycna
Llfchficllrgufgr‘ .l'mllnd you do not one what
you ve it even your-top payng snyyesr
after three. Cohnecticnt (icneral Life Insurance

Company, of Hartford.
L'IIOIIBDIIIIII,§nnt.

ii. iii.
Washington street. boat orwatk.

FURNITURE.
Gnafitfims.

DAVIDWSA‘TROW
so. Magnum.

ON OCTOBER £5,111 THE SOUTH NORWALB
. depot. : purse containing a small sum of
money. also papers and newspaper clippings. of no
value to the find. r. Finder can tree the money if
he returns the purse and papers to re. A G. Pratt,
159 Franklin street. lsrtden. Conn. out an

l-‘lllzl: SAMPLE.
IIBlateetthln forwasbingctotheslsihc“thB
O‘CLOt'Kl ASIIINH 'i'IIA.‘ No rubbing,
no acul, no alkali, no to Ask for sample
CIIARLES E. SKYMOI'R.
Agent. wholesale and read.
MISS NELLIE M. DISBROW,
For five terms a pupil of Mr. Walter J. ilall, will
give Plauofortclcerolls at her home. or house of
pa ill
ll'orrtfcrruce. addres- Wallcr J. "all, 301 West
51th street. New York City.
For terms, address
HM WEST Ah'BNl‘I-I.
SOUTH NORWALK. 01‘.

TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF I’AIRFIBLD
I‘OI’N’I‘Y.

 

016 Iw

0102:

The undersigned hereby applies fol a liccm to
sell Splrltuoun and lutoxicauug Liquors. pun-until
to the laws of this Smit- now in force relating to
the Nllt‘ of lnloxrrating liquors. at the building
No it Railroad square. in the town of Norwalk,
ciay of South Norwalk. vu sald manly.

Sigma. .1 ttrtlil LINXWEILKR.
Dated at Norwalk. the 10m day of October, WOO.
Endorsed by the following tire clusters and tax
yore of sold town, non: of whom are licensed

33th..- In lntoxicatlng llqnonl.aud arcttotcndcrs
ere on an othur ap llcallon:

Levi amcr, Jo u Oldenschlager, (Yb.A. Knorr.
George chuling. Jnhn Dre char
COUNTY OF l‘AlIlPIELD. TOWN 01‘ Still-

WALK. this 10111 day of October, 1890.

I. Town Clerk of said town, hereby certify. pur-
suant to the statute in such case ovldcd. that this
ap Ilcati-m endorsed as aforeeal . has been submit
ml’to int', and I further certify that each of said on-
dom-rs is an circuit and taxpayer in said town, and
that a mpy of the foregoing up button including
lltt' above written endorsement. s been 11ch with
mu. HENRY K.SBLI.RI'K, ‘
011 Ill Clerk of said Town.

’ ‘O Till: t‘tltthllSriONEltS 0F FAIRFIELD
COUNTY.

Tho nndcraianf‘il hen-by applies for a llt‘i’nit' to
sell rlp‘llituolls itl’Itl Iftlltxlcllllll} Liquors pursuant
to the laws of this state now In orm- re at log to tilt-
rule of intoxicating liquors. at. the building elludlvd
on the corner of Water and Ilavtlattd lining in tho
city of South Norwalk. In the town of Norwalk. In
soul ronhty.

illgtlcd, (‘ASPIII ZOELLINGRR.

Dated at Norwulk llil‘ hth day of "critter. folio.

Endorsed by tho Iollotvlna flin- electors and tax.
payers of raid town. none of whom are llct'nm‘d
dealt in In llltotlrat Ing liquors. and are not endows-re
on an ulho Ipplll atlon g

A we Chllslt'fltlti". last Norwatlt; Julius \
Rector, South Namath: William n (Ii-brtnan. Kart
Norwalk‘ Amidst Dyssnrotn, tioulh Norwalk;
Charla Smith. 60th Norwalk.

COUNTY OF Ftllll’lklm. TOWN OF 30R-
WALK. this "I"! day Munich". 1890

I, Town Clerk of said Town. hereby certify. por-
suaot to the statute in such case provided. that this
application endormd as afmntld has bicn silo.
mltu-ll to tile, and l further certify that each of
said ondcvaers is an elector or tarps er of said
town. anti that a copy of the tempo cg applies
tlon. Including the above thtlen endorsement, has
been flied with me. HINT" K. HILLBOK,
oil 1:5 Clerk of said Tm

79 WASHINGTON lulu
L. H. DECKER

Dealer In

Wall Papers, Paints, 011s. Glass;
Brushes, Couch Onion
and Var-Isles.

 

 

 

 

ARTISTS’ GOODS.

IchOflKm 1.131711) WOOD FILLER. best
dill for uesnd woods. without rabbi .
It it. ’3 PRIPABID L'Auiol 113181 for

wal a shades.

s'llki'llaitn'il PARAGON COACH vsirmsn.
hutfwhsthmonnestslde decorate. Will not
spot or turn white.

Painting, Paper Hanging
and Decanting.

 

 

 

MONDAY,

Po-ITIVIIIY

“IIIIETHALL, SOUTH noswsur.

OCT. "20.

on I NIGHT.

WOW——
The Powerful Romantic actor,

FREDERIO

BRYTON

In his new Comedy-Drama,

 

.. “JIMJW

, By 1:. 11. Rome- ,
“MOTH ERS TRUST YOU, JIM.”

PRICES. 85. 50 and. '75 01:8
acsnuvnn scams slow on sane A'l' norms.

...,--.<..._ '7

“Laugh, and the wor

Weep, and you weep alone."

Id laughs with von;

 

 

MUSIC Hall.__§o_uih Norwalk.
Thursday. Oct. 23

The Matllllilliliial Ellnllul

Concert Cliilllllll.
Mr. WILLIAM MacLENNAN,

Of Edinburgh. has the honor to announce his first
American tour. with an unrivalled cost of artistre,
as rep-ssentauve principaliv of Scottish letcdies
and the characterirllml of ~hat nationality.
ARTISTE 8.
Mint! ALICE STEEL.
Scottish Prima Donna Soprano, winner of the
Bronze, Sliver and Goal Medal, 1(0in Acidemy of
Music, London.
lllSS EDITH ROSS.
I’R‘vBmlDenl "cottirh ('ontrslto,
Mil. ALEXANDSR FINLAI'SON.

Tenor
IR JAMES FLEMING,
Bass

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3111. JULIB fil'l'l'l‘ON.
Solo Violinist
.\IR.('I'1ARLB~ 1’ FERGUSON. If. A
Scotllsh Humorist and Vocalist. The mm! \‘erra—
llllr Scot of the pn sent day. in his great and origi‘
nal creation of "Jr-cmi Kaye,"
Mil JAMEs NLAIKIE,
Or ants" and Accompanirt.
5 rt WM AIAtrLENNAN.
Solo Darn-r and Pipe Player. Winner of the
world's championship In hO'hevcnls, with u ward
of _1,lIll)otllo-r honors and who has appeared fore
iii-r Mayra-ty- tgurcn Vlclona. the Royal Family and
finite. on four occasions. The most graceful artiste
(stunt. From the Grand Opera Parts: “The Audi-
torium," Chicago; 'I‘tcctro dl Hilario, Milan; Then
in» Flamatltic. Antwerp. and principal London and
t'ontlncntai Thwtrcs,

Admission, 3.5. 50 tarsal 75 Cents.
oi.- coxcsm‘ AT 8 O'CLOCK

Slllfll all Ellllllllllflll.

Y. 1’. S. C. E.
South Norwalk Baptist Church
Tuesday Evening, ill. 21.

Singing by a little Quartette

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Adult-loll, including Supper. 25¢

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UNDERTAKER.

:12 North lain Street. South Norwnilt

Open at all hours. Tllt.‘ services of an Kmbalmer
and Funeral Director sccun-d. myl 1y

Giant’s Home Restaurant.

73 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NOBWAIK

REGULAR DINNER 250.
II'ZALB AT ALL ll Fl'R‘l OF THE DAY ARI)
EVltNINIi.
William-math. l‘lw tar stir

(Tribune ll. trillion»,

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st, NorwaIIt

Also Furnishing Undertaker.

Residence. Ne. ‘J Ilvrttcrl y strum.
Call. TT‘I. Day or night.
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STAMFORD. CONN.

RBOI'I) \S hBl’TI-II‘I BE II 311.

A Business Training rlcbocl for both sexes. nook
tin-plug. Bankmg, Penmanship, Telegrapny, i‘hnrt-
band, ‘l‘ypowrititg, etc. thort ughly taught, I'm-l-

di-nt may be interviewed at the College after Aug.
5th. Catalogues sent on application. ij

 

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Telephone

Assessor-ill Notice.

E. lltt! unlit-rslunal. hereby gluihotlt-cm All
persons and mnmllohs liable to pay lilacs
In the town of Norwa 1: film they are nqulrcd by
laws» deliver in the Assessors or s liner of III: in. on
or brl'tlrc the let day of November. mo. a written
or minted llsl. dated. signed I1 ll sworn 10.01 all lltc
property owned by them on the 1st day of October.
ism, liabo to taxatloll.mherwlse It shall be the
duty of the Amer-rs to makeoul such he! accord.
log to their best judgment and tilowltvlgo. am still
lug 'l‘cn per rout. triers-In. which they by Ian are
compelled 1.000, and from which Ilstswmade there
is no apptal.

N. B. —-l.lsts may be rcturnul to the Assure". at
the Bolsctmcn‘s lllllct‘ llank ilvllldlng, Norwalk.
and at the ('onncll 11mm.llrlvlland street. bomb
liovwallr. from and including October 15th. 1590 to
and lnclndtn somnhcr 1st, 1590, said other to be
e n from i to I‘ln'c och am, Mill from it to 5
o clock p m , and on Saturdays from 'f in ii o'clock
In the evening Lists can also lit! rcturnrd at the
rum: at I). Warren I’Ilch

Dated at Norwalk October nth. lam

cumulus Fin‘lI
FRANKLIN \. TOLLIE. .Arscrsorr.
Jalinl amount. 5

Bennett & ,Husled,

28 Iain BL, So. Norwalk.

Meals, Fill, listen,

Fltilt, ltillalbt Poultry, ill

or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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. or the water.

A HOME

Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly

the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sale

lots on Woodward avenue at

 

part of

$12.00 per trout foot, and the

lots Lowndcs avenue at

on
$10.00 per front foot.

To each purchaser who will
build within tivo years. I will
pay 10 per cent. 01 the cost of
the house 011 the amount of
$1,500.

tends from Woodward avenue

Lowudes avenue ex-
to the water. Tll‘é‘watel' front
on antldcs :tvclllle will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens. It is the only
street in the city that has a
water front.

Those lots are all level and
dry. There is only .1 choice
in their location on the avenue
Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Mapszlud full information at
TAYLOR St GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ'S.

SECOND

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IYOMMBKCING TO-DAY

WEDNESDAY. OCT. Iélll
AND
THURSDAY. OCT. I61ll.

We will exhibit fully

ill Trimmed Hats and Bullets

For Full and Winter .Ililllnery.

All are cordially invited to attend.

MRS. W. FIWCETT,

3 WATER STREET.
NORWAth. CONN.

Will. H. Mttllll ll,

PLUMBING,

lit all 311801 ltll Wll'l,
Hot Air Heating,

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Steven and Ranges.

bole agents for all of the

Billlllll lluace Cl}: Specialties

50 South Main Street,

 

 

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DOII’I'II NOIWAIJI. - 00“.

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S'I'flN S'I'llll,

83“ Willllllllll SI, 33

South Norwalk.

 

We have just received a large
consignment of jewelry through
our syndicate buyer in New
York City.
an immense lot bought at a
great sacrifice- from one of the
They will
average all the way from 25
to 33%; percent. below their
actual value

It is our share of

large manufactures.

We quote 21. low prices:

Handsome twisted bracelets,
in gold and silver, at 190, 25c,
290, 39¢ each.

Gold and silver uecl’bcads,
19c, 29c string.

Ladies’ fob chains. 190 and
29c.

Lace pills. 5c, 90, lbs, 290.

Bracelets of all descriptions
and no end of prices.

Would just call your atten-
tion to a line we oiler at. Sic.
They are love knot, set with 3
stories. Ill fact, they are very
lovely and very cheap.

Ludies’ breast pills, 5c up.

Gents. scarf pins, I2, 19
39c.

Fancy hair pins from 100 to
39¢.

Gents”
worth an easy 35c pair.

‘7 l)
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cull buttons, 19c,
Alec
better ones. to suit any taste.

Ladies’ side comlw. [90 pair.
Worth 40c.

We also have n full assort-
ment of jet pins, bracelets,
etc. etc.

We would advise everyone
to call and examine our line.
It gives you ll chance to beau.
tii'y yourself at a very slight

CXPOII SC.

REMEMBER THE PLACE.

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83 Willllllllll Sllflll.

South Norwalk.

 

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We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all p see.
You win first! the I'll-
new GOAOEERS. the
BEST BOADB'I‘EES. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMBNT or
SALE HORSES in Padr-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold

by this establishment
are WARRAHTED.

M. H. PARSONS.

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Delalllll Farm Mortgage Loans
AND OTHER SECURITIES.

Our ucqnsintancelu every one of the Western
states all t Territories. and In every Southern state,
an bcrlrrespondents in every state aid in nearly
every county in every state. coupled with a prac-
tical experience of over thirty-live years
In the business. enables us to make the best rc-
rultr in the collection of De'aulfeo Farm Mortgage
hour. as well as in the co lcctlon of defaulted
City, County and Town Bonds.

'_o h'l'dcrs of such securities we tiller unequaled
facilities, a responsible channel for collection. and
the very best possible service We respectfully call
attention to this and lube correspondence.

THE CORBII BANKING 00..
319 lm __l49_2_Brondwa . New York.

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it} REGOIIY'S POINT.)

SOl’TII NOR\VALK, - CONN.

their it.

It OPEN.

SHORE DINNEHS FUR PAIITIES or
, ,, ,4!" SIZE.

tr. E. POWER

93 if PROPRIKTOR.

GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL

and all kinds of Oxydized

PLATING-

Done at

49 Water Street, Still, Ntlttli

Anything Plated from a finger ring to a store. A
specialty made of table ware Refinishing and
Lat-enroll: all kirds of brass work. Chandeliers.
Hanging mps. Candle sticks. Val-es. etc. Guns.
P stole. kicks and General Repairing done,

WORK DONE A'l‘ SHORT NOTICE
auilli if I: FACTION GUARANTEE

 

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One Quality,~1‘bo Best.

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l'wcf, Veal. Lamb, Mutton. Pork.Salt and Fresh.
r‘orllcd Beef. Smoked Tongue. Hams.
Shoulders. Bacon.Balogna. ma.
forts. Etc.

Home Dressed Poulirv a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Want-Intros! Street.

S'l‘l'l‘llllllll

it may not bemerslly known. but we have a
Stationary department. wheres full line of school

books and supplies. writing paper. blank hooks,c-trl
be found,

Rubber Stamps from 20c. up: Writ-
Ing Paper in boxes front lite. to “00.;
120 Sher-ls Commercial Note. 85c ;
Marcus Ward’s lrislt blnsa paper, prl'
box, 400.

On: Pocket Books and Purses will be sold out at
cost

The new game.
only 11m.
A line line of standard novels on hand.
Orders taken for engraving cards and wedding

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OYSTERS.

N orwalk Oysters

That have not been floated.

Fill, (litters, clams, Sail Fill,

SCALLOJPS,

I’tlre Tomato Catsnp, Imported Sar-
dines, Pore Vermont Maple Strap,
Imported Grapes, l'leklsd (lys-
lers to tlrder,0annsd floods
~—-—of All Kinda—~—

ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY

HUN'l‘ll tutti

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