‘ lasso omens.
1800
Its
bras“- (not Henry 1:. some
qriilslllat llhhomsonlierkeisystrset.
'Tb'eBonth Rorwalk Baptist EBB.
C. B. will hold an entertainment this
evening. ....._..._..
Theodore so... oi the borough, is
now employed at George W. Raymond’s
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Thursday night. A small cold wave,
I 3 with its crest on Lake Huron, will move
7 r»; to Virginia today, with light iroats gen-
»uight in this section, north oi
otomac and in New England, but
,IBllng trusts in the northern part of the
,0»
latter section and in northern New York
“ll Pennsylvania. In this district to-
“day partly cloudy to iair weather will
' probe
i?
bly prevail, with slightly lower
temperature and iresh northerly to west-
rirly winds. In the Middle States partly
”cloudy to iair, slightly colder weather
will prevail, with iresh northerly to
northwesteriy winds; and in New Eng-
land milder, iair weather and fresh
northwesterly winds. On Wednesday In
this section and in New England clear,
,warmer weather will probably prevail,
with fresh and light variably winds; and
on Thursday iair to partly cloudy, slight-
ly warmer weather and iresh southerly
winds, increasing in force, and ioliowed
, ant-am in the western part oi this sec-
with the advance of the southwost-
lint-tun Alma-an ior Te-MtTr-row.
. Low tide
0.12 5.01 5.10 1 11.00
ouiwnI Lodge, e. a A. ti., will con-
dor the second degree this evening.
Anew root is being put on Mrs. Hayee’
,rssidsnce on Ana street, this city.
loader Samuel Ireland was on duty
last night ior the first time since his
recent illness.
' —8lnali fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
The What of the First Voting
Diaries, ior revision, is now ready ior
distribution.
The Republican Probate convention
will meet in theGazstte ofice next Sat-
urday alteruoon at 2 o’clock.
The Epworth league will hold their
regular meeting in the lecture room oi
It: Norwalk Methodist church this even-
Tlre Democratic Probate convention
for the Danbury district pieced in nomi-
natila Lawyer J. Howard Taylor, at
DIIIbury.
It the supply oi paving stance is soili-
clngfiouthlain street as tar as the
Itstguawaikjr Lender’s corner will
lit paved. »
‘ The or the Tweitth District
held a Senatorial convention in Blam-
iord yesterday and nominated Edward
H. Smith, oi Bidgsiieid.
amuse Bullock, or the borough. who
isu‘uwtraveling in Italy, writes to his
I“, G. W. Belleck, that he will be
“about Christmas.
The Ladies’ Auxilary society oi the
M Green parish will hold a meeting at
thermidsnceoilrs. KP. Weed,No. 65
Wall street, on Wednesday afternoon.
Frank L. Rogers, oi Fairfieid, the lie
piblloau candidate ior state senator, was
in town yesterday shaking hands with
John R Seymour, the Democratic candi-
his.
Balers Justice C. H. Peck, in Fairfleld,
Ball-day siternoon, Patrick Dooley was
found gudty oi violating the license law
“Mon day and was finedtw and
eoita »____~
~8swsrconnectlons at bottom prices.
W Sheldon, contractor.
The member-melt Lodge, No.
”I, G. U. 0. 0. 17., will hold their
fourth meal literary and musical enter-
tdpmut at the Opera House on Thurs:
day «dog.
The borough Democrats will hold a
mfltlng at their club rooms in Quintard’s
block, tomorrow evening, ior the pur.
pom cl ugaalsleg and to decide upon a
we to repressed them in the legis-
mam Elllott Orifice will contribute
A special pariah meeting will be held
h the homes room or St. Paul’s church,
«MMn‘OctoberJor the
' centre now iorming in the
5‘: flouthwest ii probably ad'vance slowly
- reaching this section by
In?" grocery. ________ 2
I? song—I. '0. III. we. "I. F". ”0:331:53 at: :arukfit’l cents a
not” 1 2 3 4. The Temperance Cadets hold their
regular meeting in the Gazette building
to-morro’w evening.
James Jackal—w; beiore Judge
Knapp this morning, charged with
drunkenness. He was fined 81.00 and
costs.
Charles I’eix, iormerly instructor at F.
H. Roscoe’s commercial school, has ac-
cepted a position as accountant in New
York city. __
Amystery party will be held at the
East Avenue ll. E. parsonage on Friday
evening, under the auspices of the
Christian Workers. .
The selectmen will meet at the Council
Chamber Thursday, irom 10 o’clock a.
m. to 15 o'clock p. m., ior the purpose of
making electors.
~500 pflrs oi Ilisses‘ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—st C. H. Harvey’s.
The Junior Prohibition club will hold
its regqu meeting at Dibble’s hall, at
7.30 o’clock, this evening. All young
men are cordially invited.
The Democratic caucus oi the Second
voting district to nominate a candidate
. for representative, will be held in Music
Hall, Monday evening, October 2’1th.
Prof. W. G. Nowell will give his first
dancing lesson to misses and masters at
Music Hall to-morrow alternoon. The
adult class will be held in the evening.
E. V. Baker, First Assistant Engineer,
is inspecting the fire alarm wires in this
city to-day. He hastpund several wires
out 01 order, caused hy Sunday’s storm.
The annual meeting oi the stockholders
of the Danhnry and Norwaik railroad
company, will be held at the pamenger
station in Norwalk. on Thursday,
October 30, at 3:00 o’clock p. m.
-—The best Norwsik oysters at the
Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
George F. Alherton and Thomas C.
Cavanagh, oi this city, were delegates
to the County convention at Bridgeport
today. The delegates irom the borough
were Wallace Dann and A. 8. Austin.
There will be an oyster supper and an
entertainment, consisting oi singing,
readings, etc, at the Springwood Union
chapel to-night. Proceeds for the bene-
iit oi the chapel. A good time may be
expected.
The Board oi Registrars oi the Second
Voting district will be in session at police
headquarters, on Haviland street, to-
morrow, from 9 a. In. to 5 p. m., for the
purpose of perfecting the voting list of
the district.
The crusherlo be used in breaking
stone (or the new macadam road on
West avenue, arrived today and will
probably be in operation at the Blue
Mountain quarry the first part at the
week.
-—Curbing, Flo—cents a tool. William
Sheldon, contractor.
B. E. Baker, has opened asecond-hand
furniture store at No. 22 North Iain
street. He will pay cash ior household
goods or sell them on commission. Mr.
Baker’s store is a good place to buy as
well as to sell.
On Friday evening the scholars of the
First I. E. Sunday School will be given
an autumn iestival. The school will
assemble in the audience room and pro-
coed to the basement, where a line colla-
tion m" be served.
The work oi repairing Riverside
avenue is finished ior the present. The
road-bed has been raised above the lush-
at line and a unliorm grade has been ee-
tiblisbed, making a very great improve-
ment upon the old road.
The grand encampment, i. O. 0. iv'.,
meets in New Haven today. in the past
year one encampment hasheen estab-
lished in the state, makings total of
twenty-three. The total membership is
in exce- oi 3,000 and the total [and is
over 330,000.
Edwin 8. Teller, a son of the isle
Frederick Toiles, iormerly oi Norwalk.
and a nephew oi Chester F. and Frank-
lin A. Tollea, oi this city, died of Inter.
mittent lever on Baturday. the nth lush,
at Port Harris. N. J. lie was twenty-
elght years old.“w 1.
—-Home-rendered .3... 10 cents a
pound, at F. liayes’ market.
A delegation irom Park City and Cecil
Calvert Councils. K. oi C... of Bridge-
port, visited Norwalk Sunday and all
ministered the third degree to a number
oi members oi Catholic Union Council.
District Deputy Owen Burns conducted
the exernhsa.
The lorry-seventh annual session oi
the grand divided oi Connecticut, Sons
of Temperance, will be held in Hartlord
on Thursday, commencing at ill a. In.
Itlsexpectedtbat this will he an im-
ponant sedan oi the grand division.
Amoagotksr items oi business will he
the election oi odious and thede
st more active propantlon work.
Buckingham Post, (J. A. It... will par.
tlcipata lathe dedicationoithesallorl‘
and soldlsra’ loan“ at Greenwich
W. The post will assemble at
their rocmsstoo’eloek aad,Madsdby
thaAmarlensDrum Corps, will march
to this elty,whsrs Iksywlllas joined
bytkslnssllosval’smoinsabary,
W-a , ._ wilths‘ ,,,,, .
Was-menu. , * "
Q ,
church Open their Calendar Klrmess at
the Opera House this evening.
Gliders andm of team are
Lodge roour, l. O. 0. In. this evening.
The regular monthly. meeting oi the
Norwalk Building and Loan Association
will be held at their room on Washing.
ton street, this evening.
Minnehahs Division, 8. oi T., are mak-
ing extensive preparations ,ior a lunch
basket sociable to be given in their lodge
room next Monday evening.
Saturday evening Stephen Solomons, a
Brookfield iartner, jumped irom a mov-
ing train near his home and received
injuries which caused death.
The Christin!) Endeavor society of the
Dorieu Congregstlonul church will give
a “tag sociable" at the residence of lire.
Albert H. Bcodeld this evening.
Seymour W. Ely. who died at his
home in Bridgeport. last Saturday, was
aeousrn oi Stiles W. Curtis and bed a
large number 0! friends In Norwalk.
The schooner “Bulkeley,” which was
ashore on Long Beach (or several days,
floated irom her moorings and was taken
to her destination at Weslport yesterday.
The Consolidated road is improving
their property about the irelght he so in
this city by the liberal use oic ked
stone. The Change-Will be appreciated
by all who have occasion to go to the
freight house.
Harris 1.. (inlet [or short“.
At the Republican County convention
held in Bridgeport to-dsy, Harris 1.. Cro~
int 01 Danbury was uninitiated ior Shor-
ill.
ALI. AROUND 'l'lIIl sure.
Matters Worthy oi lentlou that no Not
Happen Every Day.
Two destructive land slides occurred
at Birmingham during the storm Sunday
night.
The Democrats oi the TWCflllClll Sen-
atorialdistrlct have nominated Charles
P. Lyman, 0! Washington.
Thomas Peck, a erl-lo-do resident of
Hamburg, near Middleton-n, aged aIxty
years, committed suicide by drcvrning-
Howard Cornwall, a Colliueville team-
ster. ieliircm ins tram and the heavy
wagon passed over him, killing him in-
stanliy.
The people oi Norwich are anxiously
waiting ior the tune when the street
railroad company will be allowed to
adopt the electric system.
Polo in Waterbury Is equelched,(}olonel
Doherty having relused to allow the
Waterbury Polo club the use at the
armory tor the coming season.
John Baribeaull, oi Waterbury, died
Saturday oi injuries received three weeks
ago. Barrbeauit iell iron) a scaffold,
and heiore hie death he made ailidavil
that it was unsafe.
While Henry T. Hurt, n Burnside
grocer, was In the rear part oi his store
yesterday morning engaged in opening a
box oi sardines n: the n quest of one of
two strangers, the other stranger stole
8100 irom the money drawer. One of
the men was subsequently captured.
The Report Not Credited.
There is evidently no truth in the
statement going the rounds oi the slate
press that ”the State Council, 0. U. A.
IL, is preparing to deiend a suit which
the caterer oi the Seaside Park pavilion,
may bring in coosequenceoi the coun-
cil’s reiusal to pay more than thirteen
cents each for dinners which were to
have been 1'5 cents, but which the Ameri-
can Mechanics pronounced unlit to eat,
the occasion being the state field day oi
the order, Sept. 22." Henry J. Seriey,
chairmun oi the committee of arrange
ments said there was nothing to Ille-
statement when spolten to by a Bridge-
port Standard reporter. ”Until last FrI-
day," he said, “no attempt was made by
the caterer to collect the money. Yes
lerday morning he called on me- uttd
presented the hill. i told him that the
food was unfit Io eat, and to collect the
money if he could. Idn not believe he
will sue the order. There are 6,000
members in Connecticut and each would
willingly contribute to to lit-lend II suit
brought by this caterer. Till-y will out
be bulldozed into paying ior soon-thing
they never received. The caterer grossly
violated his agrcolnmt with us. in the
first place he agreed not to w" tIckots at
the door. When i It'll'r'l there he hull
sold so many tickets that the place was
crowded, and nobody could be attended
to. As lot the food, it was something
horrible. The caterer In my opinion has
better sense than to cull-ct ior .eut‘lr
stufl." ‘
Darin laws.
The Democratic nines meeting at the
Town Hall last week was well attended.
The remarks at Robert E. lie-Forest,
Democratic candidate ior Congress, are
being used by the Republicans as a rsas~
on ior voting against hiss. Dir. Dsi‘cr.
est la a radical lree trader and his theory
iinda very little iavor here.
The second ananersary oi the Y. P.
8. C. E. oi the Presbyterian church. will
be properly celebrated next Friday even-
Ing.
striking Italians
The italiaos, numbering 600. employed
on the Consolidated tracks between
Bouthport and linens Farms. went on a
strike Saturday ailernoon, because oi the
low wages and the exhorhitaut price
charged them ior load by the Pedro who
01.30 per day. The men remained out
puny acceded to their demands.
“A woman who would buy water-
aroloas In Janaary,aod other things that
are high-priced andout oi amsua will
minke “10‘.“ lull {um
asvsreeoaosrlashyuslagllrsssslssosp.
cubes “dramatist/tam With
“them , "
TheladirsothoumflonflI
earnestly requested to meet at Butler ,
employs them They were receiving “I
only two hours whontberallroad com» ‘
‘ is
Bastllorwalk. ”chambers! children
in the district Is '00. against lilo children
In 1”. or the number this year m are
between the ages oi tour and live years
and are not attending school.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
1181111181311 llllllllllll’lllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South lot-walk, Conn.
amt!
‘W'FEDTTW'
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
lines. i lime25c.. ll umcswc . i work 31 so.
"~ iTCaTICN To no simian I. uoustwoalt
by a girl. Address Frank lives, booth
orwaik, olll it
TWO YOUIO LADY BOARDlits; FRONT
roo'nJmni-hrd, central location, .nd home
comiorts. Addrres,w1th address, Lock Box 010
Booth Norwalk. on it
CIR'I'EI 0N SALARY. nl’llliithll) ill
liie insurance or cooperative han'siog’gre-
icrreo. tie-d role-veneer. linuesola having ed
and investment Company, Oneida Block, ll one
spoils, Item. cant
- F93. .99???
Advertisements under this-bend, not ”floor... 6
lines, i time due, 3 times title, 1 week 01.00.
ADMINISTRATOR‘d BALE, ——A DWELLING
House and about ll acres of land, on KI Neck
road, In south Norwalkbbelne the homes latel
occupied by Benjamin Reed. deceased. inquire
at William B. Reed, Administrator no if
' W0 choice building,~ Iota, w and m (net (mm, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. parents, or
i. It. 110". I12 t!
TOLETI
" Idvertlsverncnts under this head, oblong-allure}.
lion, 1 time the, 3 times- ‘wc. 1 week tin).
OWER PART 01’ Bob's! N0 2: lAllsliAiJ.
enbccx sexes Marshall street. ofll lw
I‘LARCB FRONT PUnNi-llill) 8001!. iii
walk (It?! 3.
ALP 0P DOUHLE HOUSE. N0. (-9 “'K‘I'l‘
No 22 [note street, ‘8 per month. inquire A.
Dickl nuan. ole 3i
FurluIsIIlzo room itUOAIIIZ‘JI-liil'Aiijl‘s'D
tract, s all: Norwalk. References rupiml.
'l‘lilt WUCDWARD HOMESTEAD—ll ROOMS.
[lot and cold water. bath room, heater, .kc ,
houses Ac; rent .25 per month. inquire at C.
Ewanz, at Old Well Cigar Company. 013 ii
I hots: A'i' ELY'S NECK. 0:615 A’i‘
Elm Grove, and one on 'l'oiks street From
$700 up. Apply to Joan ll. Knapp, 72 West lit ,
south Norwalk. 08.1!
of two house», as each All on Woodward
Smile and In good order. inquire of B. A. Wood-
PLEASANT @5le a consular
Visit Washington some Lime dot the winter or
ring, Room and bourd .00 a y. Inn]. ii.
A street. Booth Norwsllr Inquire oi Giles lianl
quite at No. to liaviiand street, South For-
11 street: 35 Mr month. Also upper part of home
018 lw
with enabling for live horses, cow stables, chicken
ON I- —~“ In“ F“-
TWO 11008355111 RVIOIS BACilJm, PART
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A locality ls adored to permits who would like to
rtmur. mus i #1.. N W.. ashlngtoo. D. C atoll
m
Music Hall. South Norwalk.
Thursday. Oct. 23
Tie momma] ilillnmi
IIIIIIII, Company.
Mr. WILLIAM IIIscLENNAN,
or scissors has Ihshonor to aanoancshls lllet
America: we? with an unrivalled cast oiartlalsa,
as representative pallv oi hoottlah leisdles
and the characteristics or Ihat nationality.
”Ann-mar,“
lab Prl IlilBALlegvflllir. inner ' the
Scott the Donna rano, w 0
Bronze, llllver and Gold ledai, Royal Academy oi
'm' inns lomr R088,
Pre-lmlnent -cotllah Contvalto.
Ill. Aleasl all ”stereos.
nor
lit JAR“, VLIIIINO,
Basso
Ill. .1 ill.” 617111031.
solo Violinist
)iil. CHARLls P P30011803. l. A.
Scottish Humorlstsnd Vocalist. The most Vera»
tile door a: the preset I‘l‘uy. ill his great and origt-
nalercat uoi"rcms as.‘ I
lit Jails HLAIIII.
Or his! and Ammpanist.
ii. WM slacLitNNAN.
Solo Dan/er and Pipe l’la er. Winner oi the
world‘s championship In bot events, wiIh award
of 1.0110on honors. and who has appeared on
ill/r Majesty queen Victoria. the Itoyal Family and
colic. on {our occasions. The most graceinl arilsle
exlant. i’rola the Grand Opera Paris; "The Audi-
torium," Chicago; 'i'tomm di Milano, llian; Thea
Ire flamendc. Antwerp; and principal isoudon and
Continental Theatres.
Admission. 85, 50 tin-,1 75 Cents.
ol'.’ coxcslt'r AT 8 comes
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Y. P. S. c. E.
South Norwalk Baptist Church
Tuesday Evening, In. 21.
Singing by McGonegal’s Quartetie.
ENTERTAINMENT WILL BEGIN AT 7.50.
oil; .‘It Admisrion, Including Supper :34".
SifiSi—é 1 {Al .1 .;
"for use SIGII'I',
Saturday. Oct. 25
Hoyt & Thomas’
Superb Company or [first class Ar'tsls‘ supportmg
the talented young ir-th ('emcdhn,
Thomas E. Murray
(Lalo Murray .t lurohy) the ntlgznai (.11. I111-
hoolcy In our It all Vulture.
ASILENT PARTNER
' -_-._ ’ I An emu-sly new and rrielnsi ctmedy 111 three acts.
LOST. written by Herbert llali WI. 5105', Esq.
I ' l 0 Vs arm t'regory'e drug
Advertisements under thlsbmmrtaarsedin. as “33"" 0“ "1° ‘ ll ’ ' m,
lines, I time Be, 3 time- !a. I am '
1 «Ishtar no wuss. wrm
same at Sentinel once. 0'20 ill
()1! nC'l'Olllll 25. ill? Till: SOUTH NORWA Lil
depot, a purse containing a small mm o!
mercy. also one and newspaper clI
Household Goods of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
———— -,.. -
N0. 22 N0li'l‘ll IA
801"“! NORWALK.
swonAanf ' '
021 .‘lm
Al?“ accommodation ior Furniture. Ner-
excel-(Irritation Trunks
chaudlec. .kc. Terms
Rica-sooth. (loudslusun
bottling, No is Will“! s‘ruct (alumnae: Dock.)
alasw use ii. llitutl FiBuD A: C".
0111-.
( I I0. I]. UROMHBLD a ('0. Wholesale and rr
1 ran llurnlm: and machinery l)IIs,a~nII»t'hand
levy, a laltm in Hardware. agent» iorWasilworth‘s
i’ure alnll. Whitehead. Palms. Polly, truss. to.
So. til Water street. tloulh Norwalk. nit-3w
Pill-13 SANIPLB.
’l'IilIatsatthIng imwashlrcniolheslulu-"NINE
Il'trwt‘l'tvtasnlal'. ‘l‘Bfl.' so rillllliilg,
no and. no alkali, no lye. Asa for sample
llllallldill it. finiallll'li,
old lw Arrest. wholesale and H' all.
Bulalrmrs’ Notice
'l‘ilfl BOARD I)? llklllil'l‘llnllil 01“ Till: ill.
com V0 lug District will he in sen-Int. or P».
lice Mmhlaarterr. llavllaoll sin-rt. on Wednesday.
October and on Moseley. llctnher '27,“va ii
a. or. map. In , for the plumes I‘I ‘K’TIx.CI11-K the
volln ltll oi rain dlrtrlct
WILLIAM H. RAYIUZH'D.’ Board at Registrars
'(Jghltldtn N. NIiTil. I tie: rod District.
0.? i. ‘
limo rents a day will glve you an Kndowmenl
Poilcyol "Jim parable at 50 years oi seems at
death, It penis; or live cents a day. will give you a
tile Pulley for 'I.‘m.lld you do not less what
you have paid In. rvrn it you stop paying. any yral’
aim three. Connecticut llrneral i.Ilc lmoranm
Company, at Harri-ml
it. it h'nillllflmliil, Agent.
I'ashlagtcn street. booth Horwalk.
Grant’s Home Restaurant
73‘ wasnrsmns marl. sum soawsm
REGULAR DINNER 260.
units AT an. uovas or so: on Also
avasrso.
Willem-made Pies ior sale. oil: a.
Notice of sewer Assess-seas.
Illiollowloglsalistotaalnssot the person
sesesssdlrsosllsbylhe hoards! (Yonncllmrn
oiths City at Booth Norwalk.Ceon.,0etobsru,
immunisation or their l m
meats lor the construction of a sewer tlnosak
Wanders-as:
mn,‘l’vlstraaranriwlle.,..
I LR .. .
William ..L
, ’ INC
I ill stiles“ men...“
~"~'..."~::r..°-'3-” ....
.. erect m...
ll’l‘sl.
clasp; cot rained about 31': and anal) bunch
oi keys l-lnrer will he paid reward by leaving
oi no
SECOND - 1111111 FURNITURE
I‘N STREET
ovlng done Brick
0pors iiouse. horwaik.
ONE SIGHT ONLY.
Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Superb lrrvr and Sonic pr; .lm :mn u’
N BWTUN BEER!
value Iothe tirr. Pindercan let I money It 0
he returusthe purse and papers to it]. A ll. Pratt.
I50 Franklin street. lerlden. Conn. old 3: 0 g
A Great i’la . A Great Company.
Under t e management or i. C. Jones.
MIss lessIe Lee Rando'ph as Nellie,
lit-r original creation 1n the memorable New York
rcdllc'mn oi this play.
The In acted young Chaucer actor,
Sam C.Young as lob Armroyd
Aspenallyrér feature-vi Ill" primenmtlur. will be
the calibrated ‘3.th Britain
Psan Pipe Bangor-- :
Whowiilp'ultwely Ap‘lt'uf All new scene" by
IAluyrttl-W wan-v. ’lluv lirnvl 0‘ llimlkmoor;
Hume oi the Swan King: hvumxuntsll 3110' sen-ta»
t on; fern oil‘muus, Job‘s Vision; a Wonderland
oi [rusolvmu ileuuty,
l‘rlr-a-a 2:50, 354'. 50c.
,.20
Asu-ssors’ Solis-c.
E, the nndmlrmwi. lit ruby no noticeto all
“I person» and corporations In to pay taxes
in the town oi Norris k. the: they are required by
law or dellvur to the Asia-run or o Inner oi th- to. on
or before the in day oi Nuvemhev. 1e00, awrltlen
or printed list. caved. signed at ti sworn to. 1-! all the
property owned by ”will on the 1st day of (letober,
Milo, hall I: to titanium, olherwlae it shall he the
duly oi the Assessors to uni.» out such 1w aroznrd-
mg to lht‘lr brat mllgg'nvhl and knowledge, am. arid
the Ten wr I‘I'ui. lnvrelo, won-h 'lu'y by Is: are
compelled In do, and {um winch I;s'~ so made than
is no apps hi
N. ll - Lute may he rrtllmml In the Ann-«on, at
tin: Scltrllrwn's lliliro lluntt Thrilling, Noruulk.
and at th-- l‘uurnl lllmm. llsvtlzwl HICIL south
hurwalk, from and ”winding; 'H'hllwl’ :slk. 1m) to
and Inciudmg «weenie-r let i on, rail miller: to be
upon (rum Ill In 1:”? remain nml {mu L: to 5
n'clocl; p In , and on Helm-l rye from 7 m ‘I n'riock
.n Illr Honing 1.1-lr- em s1». he Murrud at the
sum-r! ll. “siren Frail as,"
Ilfllt'll III: Somalis, llumhI-r Mb, Won
ll \h’Altit’rJd Fill it
”till.” A. TULIJ'X‘V. January.
.1 Lilla MITi‘lirll.l.. I
'FURNITUR .
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. MAIN STREET,
- _,-!’::T2.'3'2~ - ,
GEORGE II. litmus»,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store46 & 48 Main 31., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
lie-Mm, No. it Manly vines. Telephone
1330.774. Day or night.
'1; r; 0. Jr: 1.! F I?" n;
UNDERTAKER.
32 Earth lain lltrrel. south .‘lorwelk
Open at all hears. The services a! an limitation
Director secured. my] ly
III! BIIIIIII canon!
MAIN”. (303”.
IBOPBNI IBP'I'RIBBR M.
A Dada—MalagashodIorbolhersr. nook
leaking, . D film"
M «a ' "I”
a; who H a at a . ailsrAll-
Al 10 Per Cenl. Less
Than Cost.
HIIving bought the easterly
part ol the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofler for sole
lots on Woodward avenue III.
$12.00 per lront foot, and the
lots on Lowndes avenue at
$10.00 per from 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. Lowudes 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 citizens It is the only
street in the city that. has a
water front.
These lots
There
in their location on the avenue
are all level and
dry.
is only at choice
or the water. Select your lot
at, mm- and gel first I-huiue.
Maps and full influ'muliuu Ill
TAYLOR 5t GOLDI‘I."S or
C. SWARTZ‘S.
ADMISSION 0F ELECTORS.
IV(3’ITICE.
OTICBIs hereby given that the Selectmen and
1 Town Clerk of the Town oi Norwalk. will
holds meal I. at the office I i said Town l:ierk,ier
Ihr [um oi examining the qua idcanons of Elec-
mas. and admitting to the Elecmr‘s oath Iho e who
shall he found qualified. on Wednuuday the 2m day
or Cc obrr. iris), iron: 0 o'clock In In: lilmcoott
uutl’ éo'clorkxnthe attvmo~n,sml by pnb'lc so.
junrnm nt of Ilid meeting, will he in session ior
raid purpose. as iollows, viz: At the Palm: lemme,
City trail Building, in the l by at b'nlllh Norwaik,
on Thursday, the 23d day of October, aforesaid,
from Illu'cinekln the irreuorm until 5 o'clock in
the utterance; lid on ratorday, the 25th day cf 0c-
mber. a email! at the office u! said Town t‘lavk.
(mm to o‘cxtk Ioii'llflon until 5 o'c'mtk a'ternoun:
amluclrsa all entered on list. first list as "to be
made,"whoee rights shall up to have matur-
ed,shail have been admitted or rejectedwlll be In see
emu for the some put on Monday. the 27th dry
or llczohcr Marceau , ar the once of s id Town
I'Icrk. Irom ‘Io'CI ck iorerooo, until : o'tlock in the
afternoon. and not afterwards, with this CIC' pnou,
that said Sekttmtn and Town l‘lerk wnl be In ses-
emn on nomay. the 3d. day at Norm-her A D .
159w th‘ odice of -ald Town Clerk from 9 o'c-ocat
.n the foreman, until fro'cioc! In the uflciuuon, Ii
eecusary, ior the purpose or admit ins; t I the Eur-
Ior'e oth only those whose rzghla will mature alter
the raid Monday, the nth day of October. tsunami
on or Delete the 4th day of November next ,Appflt-
rations irom ‘hc: Third Voting District can he tends
In the mm or Sword Voting Ulllilcil or. the above
named days.
SAMUEL DASKAM, l
NBi. UN .l ChAW, Selectmen.
0- ur! Is. nonmetal
HENRY K SELLEL‘KTOwu l‘IerIt.
Dated at Norwalk. Cl , October 16, 1&0. olil lw
To Til 5137mm“
The “J 01111 Hancock” Life Ins. CI.
Wobble to aurouucc that Assistant Superinierdeut
W it ARNHLD. with astsd 0! a cum, will begin
worker: lends October!) and apes to secure
a sbsrc oi the We patrouave,
All poileies Iasurd -~y Ihls Company are in lmme
gist: hrsell,aul all claims paid in twentyeionr
ours.
oi
The Company has No Unpaid Claims.
Respectlnlly,
W. J'- GREEN.
nlS iw H'I’I‘.
Prof. .l. H. CARUSS
0? “KW YCBK.
'l‘lIo St'ieIIIiiic llplicion,
sad Itwe'aIIst In [asses ior the eyes will be at Irv»
rla' Jewelry Ema lain street Thursday. Friday
and WWL‘M 23, it and Tr. DIM“ cues
solicited. arllfelal eyes ltlrd.
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
”I and I“ Washington It,
Math ltnrwalh. last me of Bridge,
vnnonorlu coca-ran, Proprietor
Picture hoe Glasses. m. Prices
will salt MI m an ly
”unfit-Iii "IITEIS‘III’IB‘W’; “ ‘
for firsts-mes pll oi Ir. Waller J. iisll,wm
give i’lssoierta , at her hummer house or
:0! ”territoriamgaim J. Hall, It Rest
rev new .
for terms “In.
‘ rstwssravaan
010-0. some ”III .or.
THE
BIS'IlIN 8101111,
83 Washington 81., 83
South Norwalk.
We have just received a large
consignmentofjewelry through
our syndicate buyer in New
York City. It is our share of
an immense lot bought. at a
great sacrifice from one of the
They will
average all 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 19c, 250,
290, 390 each.
Gold and silver neckbcads,
19c, 290 string.
Ladies’ lob chains, 19c and
29c.
Lace pins, 50, file, 190., 290.
Bracelets of all descriptions
and no end of prices.
Would just call you? atten-
tion to a line we ofler at BC.
They are love knot, set with 3
stones. 1n Incl, they are very
lovely and very cheap.
Ladies’ breast pins, 5c up.
llems' scarf pins, 1‘1, 19, ‘39,
390.
Fancy hair pins from 100 to
39(:.
Cents cull buttons, 10c,
AISU
better ones, to suit any taste.
Lollies' side cumin: 100 ridir,
worth 10?.
worth an easy 350 pair.
WI: 3130 have at full :Issnl't-
ment of jet pine, bracelets.
etc, etc.
We Would advise everyone
to call and eXIIIIIiIIe our line.
It gives you It chance to beau-
tify yourself ill a vcry shghl
expense.
. . 4'...w_ ‘.
REMEMBER THE PLIGE.
~-‘~—~ WMN
TH E
81' N 81111111
83 Washington ’SIIIII.
South Norwalk.
pimps.
Iggulsmfi STUIIK F1311;
an in
medially made of table were
9 Buyers
We are constantly ra-
oelving Plus Home,
suited to all purpo
You will and the
sure. can
soar the
announce wonrt'nna
and alto
BEST assg
BALE Houses in ralr-
field County.
wanting any kind or n
Horas. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold .
by this establishment
are WARRANTED. '
_ sea.
1'!!-
A0881“. the
other the
Bruin" or ‘
Parties
M. H. I’ARSON S.
l
1'0 HOLDERS 0F
Defaulted Farm Martians Luau
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Our scquaintinceln "try one of the Western
states on I Territories, and In every Southern slate,
w: Ilcm'l’ctlp’lndenll in awry stale a'd In nearly
(every county in every state. cnnoled with a prac-
tical experience oi over thirty-five years
in the business, enables us remake the
suit» in the collection 0' De'aulteo Farm Mortgage
loans. as well as In the eclectlou o! defaultc.
City, County and Town Ba (1
best I
n s.
"c hn'ders oi such securities we otter unequaled
iscllilies, a responsible channel for collection, er.
the very best possible service We re-pectiolly call
attention m “it! and invire correspondence.
THE CORBIR BANKING 00.,
I” Broadway. liew York.
111. N PUINT.
(GREGORY‘S POINT.)
SOU’I'II SOR\VALK, - CONN
novel: NEW OPEN.
SHORE DINIIEIIs FOR PARTIES o
- W SIZE
3'. E. POWE "'
III! :! PBOPRIBTOB.
GOLD. SILVER, NIUKE
And all kinds oi nydized
PLATIN
Done a:
49 Water Street, SIIIII NIIIII I
Anything Plated from a linger ring to a stove. A
ishiu an
L‘qufllfiln all kirds of brass work. C Iiers
Hanging pa, Candle elicits. Vases. etc Guns 5
P tulle. incite and General Repairing done.
WORK nous AT 5HORT NOTICE AND 5A1"
sum ti humor: commoner).
Wm. H. IIIIIIIl In. H
PLUMBING,
TIII III SIIII IIII IIIII,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
E.
a,
1
hole agents ior all of the
Benton furnace CI}: Spacious
1
50 South Main Street.
sonnr sortwsnrt. - coma. ‘
STATIUNERYI
i: may ill” ho- mew-rally known. but we hire a
National] Ili‘llflflml‘ill win-rec 'IIII lme o! sebum
bricks and sown“, wr ting paper, blank Milkmen.
he loved
Rubber Stamps lroIrI 20c. up; Writ-
Ing 1'» r in boxes from lilo. to We;
1% son-Is Commercial Note. 2512 ;
lareas Ward's Irish Mach paper, '1?
box, Mir.
0m Perks! ilmlls and Polar» will be sold out I
met
The new game, TI :«IIe lie 'A'Inltr. ail the rm,
only 23:,
A new Iim‘ or standard novel.- on hand
mom tsllsn {or engraving cards and troubling
IIELIAII‘KIIIWI 80.,
Bennett & Hosted,
28 lain lit" lie. Norwalk.
Meals, Fish, Home,
Frans, Installer, PIIIIII, ill
in All [lads Is Their names.
AT WNOLESALE AND BETA"
[Ll-Rm. “ ll...”
Norwalk Chronicler