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:ihe Ohio V?ley. “it will: probably move
"u”ncthsastsry , y, wi a germ crease
of m eusr to-morrow and Friday
coasts from Hatteras to
_ A second storm now
will of the Dakotas will prnbrbly curve
H . ~Lfib’ihs‘nitgaouthemtwud, causing rough
"_ , W onthelakes by tomorrow night.
‘ .‘l'll this district to-dsy fair weather will
V
D with slight tam ture
limo, ... «
, fresh northwesterly to
northwesterly winds, followed by cloudi-
., nsm'r'lutheliddleStatesfairtopartly
» y weather will prevail, with no de-
fl change of temperature, and fresh
northerly to northeasterly winds, follow-
.‘d by cloudiness, from southwestern
-.Yll§uia to western Pennsylvania; and
._, in, ew England clear weather, light,
,msble winds and nearly stationary
4‘ "Jigs-store, followed by partial cloudi-
On Thursday in this section and
in New England partly cloudy to clr ndy,
‘ tly warmer weather and fresh to
‘, easterly winds will probably pro
;, followed b rain and an increase of
*wlnd‘force, an on Friday cloudy,slight-
:ly ’warmer weather, preceded by rain
and ' mostly easterly, on and
near the coasts of both sections.
MAI-annual 'ro-saorrow.
hurl-m Sunsets Eightide Lowtide
‘ 0.13 5.“) 6.13 12.18
) A meeting of the deacons of the South
Naturals Baptist church will be held
this evening.
I Borough Engineer Wood was at work
yesterday staking out the proposed new
boulevard to Gregory’s Point.
”Forty voters were made upto noon
to-day, at the meeting of the Town
5?ng Selectmen for that purpose.
fiestuuecruahsrwhichis to be used
llcmtnection with the new macadam
read is being placed in position today.
7 «Sumll frmh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at I. Hayss’ market.
Postmaster Bubbell has appointed sub-
fllmGeorge Nickerson a regular letter
carrier. He commenced his duties
to-day.
“ ”Bridgeport Catholics have arrang-
ed forabig reception for Rev. Father
Rogers, who is expected home from
Europe to-day.
Corporal Smith, of Company D, is
unkiugfreqneut visiié to Seymour. Bis
. , ' say-that he will shortly enter the
matrimonial state.
—-Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
TherBoard of Registrars of the Second
Voting district are in salon at the police
rooms on Baviland street, today, for the
pnrpme of perfecting the voting list.
8. Grumman, of the firm of
E. J. k G. S. Grumman, and Miss Dora
Hyatt will be married at the bride’s
home on Harbor avenue this afternoon.
»! V“
:Tharewas noimurance on the Gun-
ning barn, which was destroyed by fire
My afternoon, as the insurance
will not insure an estate
which is In litigation.
IQ Iconic Gould of this city and
WW ‘8. Clark, of New Haven, are to
headlanlsdatthe home of the hrids’s
file, its. Norman Hum, 817 State
M New Haven, on the 5th of Novem-
hm
-'—Go toJ. B. Ferris for Csnnel Coal.
A. genial wife and a cheerful grate fire
wakes home pleasant.
'flls Epwerlh Images chapter of the
W Park I. E. church, Bridge-
pmt, will visit the South Norwalk chapo
tn Frihy evening of this week, instead
Wednesday. as previously announced.
They will be entertained in connection
with theSnudsy school festival.
'i'llaglevemh volume of Colonel'l‘homas
Wok-cab popular “Boy Travelers” ser-
lm- will soon he published. This year
dishoysaretaksu toGreat Britain and
In“, and the story of their adven-
turmand observations may be «peeled
to "Q. more than ordinary interest.
’5‘ wink of four-tracking the New
York'dlvision of the Consolidated road
wilprehahly be continued throughout
ills tar. A new gravel train was put
on _ Ionday. making four in all.
Itisthsliutantiou to have the divldon
(Mad as far as South Norwalk, if
possible. hafore spring.
~nomorsndered lard. 10 cents a
w" 1 storm centre, new near New Orr
narrow-steamers...
‘2 Butler lodgr,l.0.0.lf.,wlll confer
tbsueuuddsgrssthisevening.
Theheller and engine tobs used in
macadamislug West avenue arrived in
thlscltyto-day.
Ticket Agent Harris sold about 115
tloketsfce Greenwich,» the depot in
thh city today.________
Albert 8.0mm lsssriously lllat the
residsncsof his fathar,GeorgeW.Cram
on East avenue._________
Augustus Heine died at his home, cor.
ass of Cross and River streets, last even-
lng, in his 70th year.
-—-l"resh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes’ market.
A fine specimen of silver ore is on ex-
hibition in Davis’ clothing storewindow.
It was sent from Colorado by Iir. Davis,
son Sunuel.
Hrs. Henry E. Bodwell has purchased
a building lot on the south end of the
Samuel D. Smith property on Chapel
street, the city. -
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., is
represented by about thirty members at
the unveiling of the soldiers’ monument
at Greenwich to-day.
Mayor-elect Reed‘s granddaughter
liabel is sick with scarlet fever at the
home of her parents, Iir. and lire. Ains-
ley B. Reed, on Quintard avenue.
C. E. Patterson, general agent of the
Agricultural Insurance Company. is in
town with O. E. Wilson to-day, settling
the lesson the Elde barns at West-
port.
The Democrats of the First and Third
voting districts will meet at the Town
Baum, Ifonday evening, to nominate a
candidate for Representative in the next
General Assembly.
John Burns, who is employed on
Rotou Hill, fell from a tree yesterday
and sprained his ankle. Although he
sudered some pain he willbeable to be
about again in a few days.
—500 pairs of Misses’ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—at C. B. Harvey’s.
Fire Inspector Slattery will inspect the
cellars of the different borough stores
the latter part of this week. From the
looks of some of the cellars his inspec-
tion will not be for nothing.
The children’s! the First If. E. Sunday
school will have a big time on Friday
evening, judging from the preparations
that are being made. They will be given
a fine spread in the basement of the
church.
Old Well lodge, No. 108, F. o A. M.,
conferred the second degree on two can-
didates last evening. The next work
will be the third degree, which will be
conferred by St. John’s Lodge, No. 3, of
Bridgeport. _
The funeral of the late John W. Liar-
tin was largely attended at the t
Avenue If. E. church yesterday ter-
noon. Among those present was a large
number of moulders who have worked
with Iir. liartin for many years.
lismhers of the East Avenue M. E.
church are requested to bear in mind
the voting which will take place at the
church to-morrow afternoon, from 4:00
to 5.2!), upon the question as to whether
women will be sent as lay delegates to
the general conference.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. R., headed
by the Americus Drum corps, marched
to this city this morning and boarded
the 10:11 train for Greenwich, where
they will participate in the exercises
connected with the unveiling of a soi-
diers’ and sailors’ monument.
-—The best Norwalk oysters at the
Depot Restaurant. Open all night.
Owners of horses and people generally
who desire loses the city streets free
from flying papers, will commend the
action of the Cemmon Council, which
last night adopted the ordinance impos-
inga penalty upon those who peddle
handbills and other printed matter in
this city.
Judge Perry, of the Civil Common
Pleas Court, was yesterday engaged in
hearing the case of Jeannie P. Hoyt and
others,of Stamford, against the Southern
New England Telephone Company. The
plantifl seeks to recover damages of .250
and costs for a tree cut down by the de-
fendants while erecting their wires.
All of the passenger engines on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Road will, within a few weeks, be
equipped with the llller coupler, the
same that arein nssontbe passenger
cars. Theywillbsplscedonthetendsr,
ands locomotive can be coupled to a
train without it being necemary for a
brakeman torisk his life bygolng be
tween the engine and the car.
-Curbing, 50 cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
libs Fanny lcCsnu celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary of her birthday
at her home, No. 110 lain street, yester-
day afternoon and analog. About
thirty guests assembled and the after-
noon passed quickly away, amid games
and merryomaking. At dark an excel-
lwlt collationwasssrved and it was
getting late when the guests departed
wall pleased with the hospitality of their
young hasten.
The msmhess of the Norwaik lethali-
"A Ills-s m."
Raf-ring to the first appsaranm of
“ABilsut Partner” in Philadelphia, the
Record,“ that elty,ssid: "It Is by a
talented young newspaper mannamed
Restart Hall Winslow. l'lleinoidsnta
and situations are very funny, and in its
way one of the fuuaisstconeelts thsthss
henaeen for some time.and theper-
fermanoa scored a most emphatic hit.
The piece is quite well written, the diav
logno being bright and breezy, and it is
never vulgar or odsusive. The char
acters are well-known city types, and
are somewhat exaggerated and accentu-
ated, butars withal natural and recog-
niashh.’
u nsat la mesa." '
The interesting drama, "Lost in Lon-
don,” was presented for the first time in
spectacular form last night at the Wind-
sor Theatre. In its new dress the play,
as now presented,iis refreshing, the spec-
tacular portion being particularly due-
The audience were very enthusiastic over
the last act which represented Job's
Vision. The star did his work with ex
captions! skill and dignity. He was
ably supported by his company. The
play as now presented will undoubtedly
catch the theatreng who looks for this
style of euteruinmeuL—Moruinlr Jour-
nal. ‘
loyal ldlnburgh Concert Company.
Amusical treat is in store for those
who attend the concert to be given by
the Royal Edinburgh concert company
at Iinsic Hall to-morrow evening. The
Springfield Republican refers to the sp-
pearauce of the company in that city in
the following enthusiastic lines:
. The Royal Edinburgh Concert com-
pany made a pleasant impremion on its
appearance in City hall, the fine, open
countenaucrs of the principals serving
as their pamports to popular favor before
a note was sung. The audience was
alarge one. despite the counter attrac-
tion at the Opera House, and the selec-
tions were received with what seemed to
many, at the outset, a decided excess of
fervor. Recalls were forthcomlng at
every number and in self-defense the
singers were soon obliged to cut their
encores down to bows. The audience
was clearly Scotch, but the programme
presented would have won praise from
any gathering. Warm and sympathetic
expression was marked characteristics of
the performance throughout, and no-
where could it be more In kee ing than
with Scotia’s matchless lays 0 love and
sorrow. This quality was particularly
noticeable in Iilss Edith Rrss's contrnlto
solo, “The Auk! Bones," and “Auld Role
in Gray," and in Mr. Finlsyson‘s render-
ing of “Flow Gently Sweet Afton.” hlr.
Finlayson's gift of facial expression is
but be we not at his best last evening.
Iii- Alice Steel, the "Draw Scotch lassie"
who sang soprano, was best heard in
such tender selections as “Robin Adair,”
but was also telling in the vocal pyro-
technics of the “Lakes of Killerney" and
the warble song that came as its encore.
Her singing was, perhaps, the most bril-
liant of the concert, though hardly such
as to overshadow the effective work of
Miss Ross in the fine old ballads. Iir.
Fleming's bass voice is one of possibili-
ties, but he did not get all that he might
from it last evening. Charles I". Fergu-
son’s impersonation of “Jeems Kaye“
was a clear-cut and sympathetic per
formance, and one that was far above
theaversge. The only instrumental se—
lections were the fantasies on Trish and
Scottish airs by Jules Guitton, the violin
player. They were heard with pleasure,
and in their course it became evident
that lit. Guitton’s strong point is his
mayetery of technic. Air. Iiarl 's
dancing of the Highland fling, lrish jig
and sailor's hornpipe was enjoyed, and
the company as a whole may be congrat-
ulated upon the unusual warmth of its
reception.
"The County lair."
The County Fair, at the Union Square
Theatre, is still engaged in duplicating
its succem of former years. Neil Bur-
gem is a funny fellow ed the stage and
keeps those around him in a continual
state of merrlment. but when made up
as Aunt Abigail Prue, in The County
Fair, be to simply irrestible. The humor
of the piece is so nustrained that even
the young children enjoy it as much as
their elders and one of the best treats
that you can give a child is to take him
to The C quty Fair.
-—lt's economical—urnssels soap.
ALL lanolin run srsrs.
Ilattora Worthy of leatleu that Do Not
Happen Bvsry Day.
The Republicans of thchfleld county
have nominated Edward A. Bills, of
Winsted, for sheriif.
Hon. Benjamin Douglass has contribu-
ted $3,000 to the Middle-town Y. Ii. C. A.
building fund.
The New York and New England road
sent 500 loaded freight can and 200
empty ones over its main bus October 19.
Sunday night Thomas Laughlln, of
Bridgeport, terribly frightened John
Ward, a fellow boarder, by wrapping
himself in a sheet and waking Ward
from around sleep. Asa result Ward
gave him a terrible beating.
37%": (517». sign;
The impression that Airs. Booth's death
has caused shows that, somehow or oth-
or, her life has made an impression
upon her day and generation. it shows
that, somehow, the world has felt
that underneath such ludicrous un-
coutbness there lay something real,
something earnest, something brave.
When the hymn was sung beside her
colic thousands of sobblng women
rushed upandproatrated themselves in
tbednst, The-em werea tribute to
raalmerit. Feelingsso deep can never
be evoked save by genuine heroism.
Altogstherthcllfsof this woman bids
usheware of judging men and they
hylbeirsnrfscaarsrsly. Anditlstotha
honoroftherace that when men find
that the kernel is sound, wry forget the
rougbnsm of the husk.--New York
Commercial Advertiser.
“Soflerherthamsmhsroflhemllill,
isn't be?" “Yes." "liowdoesbsraahl"
“idcn'tkncw mcnymuti’m sure he
sashwsll,hssanssihasrdpapsssy he
mammhsvsrmw."
something uncommon and captivating, *“
Anus) lavassavy d’ laalswal Om
Meow in m
The annual inspmtien of stats military
property in the hands of the various
organisations of the National Guard and
the Governor's Guard began Holiday.
By law the quartsrmastengsneral is
authorised to deduct from the allowance
made to commanding officers for cars of
the property, the value of any articles
not accounted for at the Inspection.
Heavy maltiss are provided for the
neglect of any member of the National
Guard to return state property to the
armory of his organisation when ordersd
The inspections will be made by Qua»
tsrmssterGeueral Rudd and Assistant
Quartermsster General liorgau, assisted
by Captain George A. Cornell, slate ar-
morer. General Rodd will inspect the
companies of the Fourth regiment.
A Card
I desire to express my thanks to the
Peeple's Llfe Inc. Company and their
assistant superintendent, lir. John
French, for the very prompt manner in
which they paid a claim of 3120 open
the life of my late husband John Iiartin.
l heartily recommend this company for
its prompt payments.
Signed, lies liner If. Hams. ,
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
RUUI IIIIUIU UUU IUIUI'UUUU,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
auu if
WANTED.
Advertisements under this head. not exceeding 5
linea,1time25c.,3llmes50c , 1 week 3100.
SIART SOY. PROM ll 1'0 la YIARS 0'
are at Thelie's news s and, post office, South
Norwslk 022 st
W0 YOUNG LADY BOARDIRS; FROST
roomfurni‘hsd central locat'on, rnd home
comforts. Address, with address, Lock Box 620,
South Norwalk. 0:!) it
GINTS 0N SALARY. “PERTHCRD TN
life insurance or cooperative bookings.
fvrrcd. Se drefersnces. llnnesnla Saving nd
and lnvmtment Company, Oneida Block, M'pne
spoils lino. omit
FOR SALE.»
Advertisements under this head, not exceeding 5
lines. I unseat. 3 times 50c, 1 week Sin).
DHINISTRATOR‘S SALE - A DWILIJNG
lionseand about 11 acreaof land. on llv Neck
road, in South Norw being the homestead lately
occu led by Benjamin Reed. dew-sod. inquire
of Illlaln 8. Reed, Administrator f” if
W0 choice building lots, 50 and so feel front, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. SAIIXS, or
L I. SO". (12 If
Advertlamcn- ii. in... hi". all"... exceeding 5
IlnmltimefieJtlmthe, 1 week till)
ARTO' HOUSE 0 v WOODWAIID AVKNUI,
root’s; water In; complete order. inquire
of l. A. codward.
UBllllfllD "ONT noon H DAViLAND
ovwalk.
N Ruhr-e- rtqched.
ill WOODWARD uorsmno—ls BOOKS.
tint and cold water, bath room. . Ac ,
with slahling for Ive horses; cow stabim, chicken
houses the; rent .5 per month. inquire of c.
Swans. at Old Well cigar (himpany. 0]: ti
NI RODS! AT ILY'S NECK. 08! AT
llm Grove. sndoueon 'l'olles street from
{two . Applyto John H. Knapp, 7‘.’ West lit,
South ~ not!
P
Norwalk.
PLIASANT Roll TN A CONVENIENT
locality Is olered to persons who would like to
visit Washington some time d the wlnla or
fling. Roomandboard all» a y. lrsJ. I.
board“! I so.“ W.. sshlneton. D.C mm!
4
V wine's.
Advertisements under this head not exuding 5
lines, I time as, 3 times soc. 1 week slm
Bill 1111' RB) 'IIRSK. Wi'rll lK‘l‘aL
clasp; cm talnrd about his and a small bunch
of keys i‘inrrr will be paid reward by leaving
same at Sentinel once. will at
An Ordinance in AddMon to
An Ordinance Relative to NI,-
sanecs. ‘
Be ll modal by (A: Roan! of thrmrilmrn of the
City of 3mm Nor-troll, (fans. :
Su'rlox i. No person shall distribute throw.
drop. or cause to be d~~trlbu ed or In any
of the “mu m public squares of t clty, any
prrlrrs. haudbllls advertlslnv cards. or other anh—
since used fertile purpose of advertising. lvtry
p rson vlclallngthls provision shall pay a mall
(ftuot more than twenty-Ive dollars for every sur
u cute.
Adopted by lhe Born! of Councilmen of lhe only
of South Norwsls, Conn, this file: day of October,
1390
Approved October .3, 1800.
by IDWIN wlwox. Mayor.
“guest: aprluso a. cause. on, Clerk.
11
To Till COIIISSIONKRS OP PAIRI’ISLD
COUKTY
The undersigned hereby applies for a license to
sell it ritaous and lhtoalratlag Donors, a drug
Is .‘s ltrnae pursuant to the laws of this state new
force re‘allng lo the sale of lubricating liquors,
at the building No II South lain street, la the town
of Norwalk. In arid county.
1'. If. it 'Xl'lll.
Sigurd.
Dated at Novwalk,tho‘10th day of "closer, two,
Indorrsdb the followlnsr dvr- slermrs and tax
yers of sa d town. none of whom are Ilceaasd
lsrs In intoslratin liquors, andasenol endorserv
on any other appllrat on
"used I “one. Fred—och ll. 1. , Frank D.
hwton. Davin Slow. Hear it
COUNTY or Full"! . TOWN OF SOIL
WALK. this it” its at "ember. 180
I. Town Clerk of Town. here certify, pur-
suant to the saints In such case prov lied. that this
appllutlon endured as aforesaid has him an»
milled to ms.and l further certify that each of
rauimdorversls anslsetor or taspserofrald
town, and that a copy of the tummllca
tion. Including the above written en t, has
been filed with the. HIBBIR'I' Ii. SMITH,
fiARD m W...
OILS.
Paints, Vharnishes,
ROPE, 'rwme,
’WII'B 1min, fallen Wars, in
WAREm»
f" I I i' m.
Thursday. Oct. 23
Till lemma! ililllrll
Ullttll Ulllllll.
lir. WILLIAM IllacLENllAN,
or ldlabargbdlssthehonorto acnonucshls Irst
America-tonnwlth an unrivalled canofartlsua,
resentatlvc principally of Scottish lsiodlsa
charaetcl-tlmnf vht nationality.
—-—-.A.nm-urmm.
ruse All 'I STIIL.
Denna the
Prime Soprano, winner of
Waiver-ltd Gold lcdalJioysl Academy of
m lids sum nose.
Pre-lmlncnt *cottish Contralto.
as. ALRXAHMMR HILATSON.
Ill .lAllo HIKING,
[lasso
In. mm OWN,
Solo Violinist
Ill. clARlJa if PIIIGDSON. I. A.
Scottish linmoristand Vocalist. The most Verm-
tile Sontof theprrvantdsy,in lllsgreatandorlgl-
nal creation of "Jeans Raye.”
meow“.
mom
Ill WI dacth AN.
Solo Dancer and Pipe Pla er. Winner of the
world‘s championship in law
of 1.01an honors. and who has appeared fore
flex Islesty Queen Victoria. the lioyal lamily and
italic, on four sermons. The most graceful artisIe
extant. From the Grsud 0 rs Pans; '“l'he Andi
ttwium."Chieqso; Tieairn ' lilano, lilac; Thu
tre l‘lamande. Antwerp; and principal [Andes and
Museum Theatres.
Admission. $5, 50 and 75 Cents.
cl? comm n s o'cnocx
MUSIC HAIJL,
.ws'r our: morn,
Saturday. Oct. 25
Hoyt & Thomas’
S hCompany of First class Artists supporting
“W the talented young lrish Comedian,
as
and
Thomas E. Murray
(Late Hurray & lurphy) the original Col. Gil-
hooley in Our lr sh Vlritors.
ASILENT PARTNER
An entirely new and original ctmedy in three acts.
written by Herbert Hall \H. slow. Esq.
Tickets on sale at Hoyt’s and Gregory's
stores.
opera Rouse, Norwalk.
0N! NIGHT ONLY.
Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Superb lyric and Scale production 0!
NEWTON Bllt '
drug
0‘20
’7 Lost in Lfndon.
A West Fla . A (Treat l‘ompany.
Undert management of L CJoncs
Miss Jessie Lee Rando'ph as Nellie.
Ker original creation In the memorable New York
fodtlcflnn of this play.
The outed young eharsc-er actor,
Sam C.Young as Job Armroyd
Aspeciall sfeatursof the station will be
’iile celebrated NJ. Britain
Pun Pipe ginger. l
Wimwill wltlvel a pear. All new scenery by
' , up page .0 The Rear! 0' Bleaklnoor;
Home oftheSwsrt inn; illuminated Show Senec-
tlon; i’ete ofl'omu~. Job‘s Vision; s Wonderland
of Etswlvlng Beauty.
l'rls-s-s Me, 350, Me.
020
OIL .-
" If). 11. RROMFIBLD & Co. Wholesale and re-
) tall Burning and lschlnery Oils. nhlo tlhand
lery, specialties In Hardware. agents forWad worlh's
Pure t'alnxs, White Lead. Palms, Polly, Glare. kc.
No. 48 Water street, 30th Nora-all oils-3w
FREE SAMPLE.
Ill latest thing for washirg clothss ls lilo “SINK
T O'CLUt'li “.611an 'l‘fiA.‘ No rubbing,
no acid, an alkali. no lye.
CHARLES ll‘. SaYIIIUR.
Ask for Sample
Areal. wholesale and read.
Old lw
Buglslrnra’ Notice
1‘!!! BOARD OF REIHSTRARS OF Till SE;
cond Vo lug District will be In sew-Ion If. Po-
lice Nationalists, lianland street, on Wednesday,
October 2:, s d on Moulny. October 27. from 9
s. In. to 5 p. m , fur the purpose of perfecting the
young Iltli of chi district _
WILL“! M RAYIUND, I. Danni cf Registrars
CHARLES .V. Sli’l‘ll, l Strand Dlslrlct.
0!? '.ll
Grant’s films Restaurant,
:3 wasulsoros eraser. some nouwaut
REGULAR DINNER 25¢.
HEAL!) AT ALL 11 Wild Oi" THE DA" A“
EVENING.
gnome-mode Pins f- r sale. on 2w
A. 9‘. P‘ I!) R IRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamond». Watches, Jewelry.
flue Walsh Iluwzlrln: u Smelalty.
SD South Italwl =.. Swill lone-ll.
Asat-asors‘ Notice.
l. the understand. hereby m- notice in all
pvrnolte and cor anom- Its m», to pay taxes
in the town of Nurwu , that they an: nqnlred by
law to deliver in tha- Aseeeeovs. or . fiber of them.”
or beforrthu in day of November. tow, a written
or printed Ilsv. dated. signed as -| sworn low! all the
pmperty owned by them on the in day of October.
N”. llshe lo tarallmr,n:hcrwiee it shall be the
duty of the Am “fl to make out surh lIs' accord.
In: to their heat than wet and snowledge. also add
In; Ten per ce..l. turrets), whleli vlwy by Ian are
compelled to do. and from which l.sls so made than
is no appval.
3t. ll.~ Lists may he returned to the Almlfilfl, at
the Selectmen's "flier Bank flwlldlng, Norwalk.
and at the Council Rm. liaviland street. Smith
Norwalk. froasand Including (lumber 15th. also, to
and including amber lst, lest). said other- to he
froml tolro'cocaautJnd Imp 2 to 5
nelnek pm . and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock
In the eve-log can also he returned at the
store-f D. Warren Pitch no,“
lhlterl at Norwal- October 8th 1990.
p. wsnllss PITIYIf
VRANKLIN ‘l. TOLLIS.
JAIIS ll'l'CilILL.
S. E. BAKER.
SEUUIIU — HINU FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission-
--——'~4~sa- vvvvvv -
No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET
some soswm.
m" 011 I’llllilllllmc'm
% Arm.
We now Norwalk. ‘
Al 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I cfler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per front foot, and the
Iii
lots - on Lowndes 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 hi
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 citizens. It is the only
street ill the city that has a
water front.
These lots are all level and
dry. There is only a choice
in their location on the avenue
or the water. Select your lot
at once and get first choice.
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR A: GOLDEHS or
C. SWARTZ'S. ,
ADMISSION 0F ELECTORS.
NO'l'lfiéE.
NOTICES hereby given that the Selectmen and
Town Clerk of the Town of Norwalk. will
holds a! ssl r. at Ihc office: i said Town l'lerkJor
ll 7 gimme of examining 1hr qua-trimmer of Rice.
tors. and sdmlltlnr to the Electnr's oath tho 1* who
shall he found qualified, on \l’edflcilldy the 31d day
of 0c Ober, iPFIU, from 9 o‘clock in its 'Ufl'l 001‘.
until so‘clock m the aftvmoannd by pub'lr all.
jmlmm nt of said meeting, will he in session for
>al-I purport". as follows, wt: At the PllIlCe Rooms,
City ball Building. in men y of Scull: Norwalk.
on Thartdey. the 23d day of Omaha, a'oroald.
from '0- 'clock in the firemen until 5 o‘clock in
the rflernoon: at d on Saturday, the 25th day of 0c»
teber. a ormld at the office of said Town clerk.
from 10 o‘ccck fureuoon until 5 o'clock a'lernoun;
and not uh.“ finlgnd l:Inl the Um. list as "lo be
made," w use g to s sl appear to have matur-
ed,shall have been admitted or rejected,wlll be In Gal
lion for the value purpose on Nonday. the 5th my
of October. aforesaid. a: the once of s ld Town
Clerk, from 90's! ck foreroon, until Ii o't lock in the
afternoon. and not afterwards. with this surprise,
that said Selectmrn and Town Clerk will be in sea—
slon on Monday. the {id day of Novrmber A. D .
1890.“ the olilce of aid Town Clerk from 9 o'clock
m the forenoou. until 5 o‘cloca in the sixernocn, If
necrssa , for the purpose of admit log t. the like
tor's eat only those whose rights will mature after
the raid Monday. the Wilt day of October, 1590, and
on or before the 4th day of November next Appll-
cations from he Third Voting District can he made
in the tire: or Seared Voting Districts or. the above
named days.
SAMUEL DASIAI.
NIL ON .T ChAW,
0 CAR a. RATIOS l).
HENRY K SBLLICK.Towu Clerk.
Dated at Norwalk. Ct , lktobcr to, law. 018 lw
‘To Tflflpflblc.
The “John Hancock” Life Ins. Co.
Wishes to antennae that Assistant Superintendent
W Ii ARNOLD with aflof 1min. will begin
workon Ionda Osmond) and hopes to secure
ash~reofthr n le's palmuarc.
All policies mend "y IND Company are in home
:llle benefit, and all claims paid in twenty-four
ours.
ol
SSclcctmeu.
The Company has No Unpaid Claims.
Respectfully,
w. 1.- GREEN.
old 1w
FUPT.
Profi. J. I]. "IAIIUSS
0' RIW YORK.
The Scientific Optician,
and rpvc’allst In Leases fer the eyes will best For»
rls‘JewsIry 801s Iain street 'l'hnrvdsy, hlday
and Saturn”. Oct I! II and n. Dldlclllt cases
solicited artl clal eyes Iliad mlw
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
sea and ass Washington It.
heath lerwslk. last is of Bridge.
‘I'IIIODOII COB-AI. Frown"
Picture lackl Glaser. etc. Priors
wtllsult yea I I! aflly
MISS NELUE II. DISBROW,
hr Ive tsrlasa ll of Ir. Waller J. flail, will
gvsLPhnofsrta at has issues scars of
HM saws-Waller J. Hall, an West
it.
I‘lih m!“ City.
....."" “he: sum or.
BUS'I'UN 8101111
83 Washington 81.. 83
South Norwalk.
We have just received a large
consignment of jewelry 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
to 33%. per cent. below their
actual value.
large manufactures.
We quote a few prices:
Handsome twisted bracelets,
in gold and silver, ill 190, 250,
290, 390 each.
Gold and silver neckbeads,
190, 29c string.
Ladies’ (01) chains, 19c and
29c.
Lace. pins, 50, He, III-c, '29-;
Bracelets of all descriptions
and no end of prices.
Would just HIII your atten-
tion to it line WV oller at 9c.
They are love knot, set with 3
stones. In fact, they are very
lovely and very cheap.
Ladics’ breast pins, up.
c
GentsY scarf pins, 12, 19, 29,
39c.
Fancy hair pins from 10c to
39c.
Gents' cull buttons,
worth an easy 350 pair.
190,
A150
better ones, to suit any taste.
Ladies’ side combs, 19¢ pair,
worth 400.
We also have :1 full assort-
ment of jet pins, bracelets,
etc, etc.
We would advise everyone
to call and examine our line.
It gives you a chance to beau-
tify yourself all. u very slight
expense.
'I‘ I] [‘3
SUN STUIUI.
83 WUIIIIIIEIUII UIIUBI.
South Norwalk.
o ,1.
We are constantly re.
calving Pine nor-sea,
Suited to all p gag.
You will and the I'll.
EST COACBBRS. the
BEST ROADSTBBS. the
$31112?" wonxnne
a o ethe
BEST assgn'rnzgut'hé
sans: nonscs in Fair.
field County. Pm“.
wanting any kind of a.
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTBD.
M. n. masons.
BinIKSIUE max Fm.
RUIN PU N'I'.
‘ (ansoonr’s romp.)
SOU'I‘II NOBWALK, - CONN.
SHORE DINNERS FOR PARTIES 0F
_ ._ WEN—SIZE.
J. E. Po W ER
.3 u sacrum-on.
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
And all kinds of Oxyllized
PLATING-
Done or
49 Water Streei, SUUIII Norwall
Anything Plated from a finger ring toe store. A
spcclalty made of table ware Refinishing and
[mourning all Iii! ri- of brass work. Chandeliers,
Stinging helps. Candle Nicks. varil‘d. etc. Guns,
P stole, Locks and General Repairing (lone.
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE AND SAT-
llll'bl if [r FACTIO‘S GUARANTEED.
STAT [IUEUYI
ll msyno.’ be :snr‘r-illy known. luv we have a
«alimony department. where: full line of school
m)uk.— and snpp‘ua, \vrltln: pew, blank books, cm
to found.
llnbber stamps from 2013. up; Writ-
lng Pager in boxes from Tile. in 6013.;
Is" S eels Commercial Note. 86s.:
Marcus Ward’s lclsh Linen paper, per '
llux, 400.
Our f’ofirel Books and Purses will besold out at
cost
The new game, Tiidle de Winks, all the rage,
only 25c,
A not: line of standard novels on hand.
Orders taken for engraving cards and wedding
llll‘l‘lll 60-.
Bennett & Husled,
28 Main St., So. Norwalk.
Meals, Flsl, flyswrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, ill:
Of All Kladn In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
H l. BKNNI‘A‘T “29 IS fillll‘l'li)
FURNITURE. ,
GREAT, slsollus. ~‘
DAVID STOW
80. RAIN STREET.
Ul’ STAIRH.
clones ll. RAYMOND,
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main sh, Norwallt
.tlso Furnishing llmleriaker.
fir-1110mm No
l.‘nll,’l’.‘i Iltynl
3! ii'tarrly street
'l'l It plume
nlgln.
(ll Id (). J It‘slnl F F‘ A,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain Street, South Norwalk
(I'm at all hours Tho servltss of an Bahamas
"and Funeral llevmmr mmml. I11 1’
llmll lullnlll'illlifl
FITAH'ORD. ”INN.
BEOPl-hu alll’T’lrlflllRll Ill.
k Awflusimk'l‘ramm “my???“ notes. “W
as . ll 1. . nassh 9. km” S
handf‘ypewlllll 1, etc, than willy taught. . M
dell! my be lutervlvwed at theimllege sflsv aag.
Vllh. (fatalnewm sent on application. ”If
Ifllll Ilal Illnre 100‘ lift!
linen rmts a day will give you on In!
mm of awn payable at so years of stems a
death. If poor: or Ive eentsa da . will ‘1" you.
UffihPrflry gm militant! you r) not mess whi
ym steps n,rvrrl ymvrt oil
afler film.- ('mlrsellrnl Hormel"p Lifla‘a’mm
(wimpy, of Hartford.
I, ll. L'ROIIRDTIU. A .
Wash id 333s.
Isom- m.”-
" lmwim ‘
arms was far
chandler.
up.
«aha
Norwalk Chronicler