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"Ml. Iorison will.in all probability,
be the "neat Democratic candidate for
representative. .__.... .
sen-mm will probably speak at
ludoflall on the evening of October
OCTOBER.
1890
in gg,
3 4
1o 11
17 18
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9* low tort Herald Weather Iorsaaese.
it . Thsstorm centre near New Orleans on
w Tuesday night has moved northeast, with
a increase of energy and with
heavy rainfalls. From Tennessee it will
probably advance to-da toward Penn.
I ‘nylvania, followed by a ecided increase
’20! storminesson ‘mflnmw h:
”9;; u”, a” mm C.” , an
r2 ‘ urns asfsr north asPortlsnd, lie.
‘thk district to-day cloudy, warmer
- wmther will probably prevail, with fresh
Mic brisk muthmsterly to northeasterly
f" winds, followed by rain, which is likely
.13 to become heavy at nightaud hyincress-
'4' «- lag wind force. In the liiddle States
oloudy,slig:i.ly warmer weather will pre-
veil, with naud fresh to brisksouth-
we'dstmllgy tonortheastar :iuds; Gila go
“‘ cw nglnndpartlycouytocouy
weather, with slight changes of temper-
ature and fresh to brisk easterly winds
hollowed by thin and by high winds of!
theme. On Friday in this city and
,uction and in New England warmer,
‘ .i W 6"“? "will "‘8
, ra n, with es 0
the followed by light rain and
, . ‘ winds, mostly easterly and
ly, shifting to southwesterly with
. lshing force in this section; and on
Saturday cooler, partly cloudy to fair
“that and westerly winds, preceded
f' . rain on the New England coasts.
, . steamships now leaving New
‘ Inst will have mostly easterly winds to
the-“Banks, with an increase of fog, es-
pecially north of the 41st parallel.
"‘ . mammary-m.
Mfliulfiuusets flightide Lowtide
25.14 4.59 7.21 1.25
Sidewalks are being laid on the south
side of Gmcent street, this city.
If Lb. Spicsr raised the frame for his
new house, on Wilton avenue, yesterday.
figrim CouncihNo. 54.0.U.A.lf.,
win hold their regular meeting this
svming.
~Presh porkaud sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. flayes’ market.
Annmivedinthe household of Ifr.
and Ira. Charles Barraclougb, Tuesday
Ms-
. unpaired Odd Fellows will give an
Murat and dance at the Opera
House this evening.
. ,.
St._lary'a T. A.B. society will hold
thdrannml sociable at the Athsnesnm
tomorrow evening.
OIvthanch Lodge, No. 19, K. of P.,
will confer the first and wound degrees,
ibis “evening. A full attendance is re-
questsd.
7
14
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u
-i'
'JOnrbing, bl) cents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
The Danbnry lethodlst church has
m 15 for and 32agalnst the admis-
doncf womsnasdebgates tothegene‘
rel conference.
‘l'be‘flburcb Bells” will meet on Sat.
msftsrnoon at 3 o'clock, at the mi-
dress of lb Edna Guy, No. 18 High
street, this city.
Dr. I. W. Shippun, of Jersey City, is
lusting Dr. George Bridges, the veteri-
u’m. until the doctor fully re-
00ml his health.
One hundred and sixty new voters
was-lads yesterday at the meeting of
“Town 0|er and Selectmen, held for
it“ purpose uptown.
~00 toJ. a. rag}... Cannel Coal.
Apnlalwlfe andscbeerful grate tire
when» pleasant.
“infant sonof Frederick Feiddler
did attberssidence of hie parents, in
a“ fiver, yesterday afternoon. The
funnel was held this afternoon.
m C. Bouthmayd, who was well
knownin this town, and a brother-in-
Iwnf Davis M, died very suddenly
If h his in Ilddletown yesterday
nosing.
“Palisades find on his South
Islam property yesterday. it was
: n‘w filled with genuine stud. What
y “unmade or it has not yet
.n boulevard “a”-.-
“B. Alba’s gas stove, formerly
on lab tweet, has been removed to lio.
4 metre“. where a full line of tire-
mms, mamasltion, fishing tackle and
north. pods will be kept on hand.
Ye‘srdey the towns! Pairneld and
the W railroad adjusted the
WM unsalted forssvs-
flmctbsgradecrossingslnthst
MI. cftbeilvein
l
Mutual.
John Badden. formerly a student in
theCsntrs school. is now studying law
with Attorney Joseph A. Gray.
Rev. J. K. Falwell, of Westllsld, N. .1,
will preach in the Norwalk Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
A. B. Hill. of Bedding, who has been
seriously ill with scarlet fever, has re-
turned to his duties in E. J. Hill’s lumber
oilice.
The Christian Workers of the East
Avenue If. E. church will hold a mys-
tery party at the parsonage io-morrow
evening.
Funeral servwes over the remains of
August Heinz were held at his late resi»
deuce, corner of Cross and River streets,
this afternoon.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary society of the
Grace church parish held a meeting at
the residence of Mrs. E. P. Weed yester-
day afternoon.
The boiler and engine to be used in
connection with the stone crusher at
Blue Mountain ridge, is being placed in
position to-dsy.
L. H. Decker has the contract to paint
the entire front and north side of the
City Hotel block. It will be painted an
attractive light color.
-—500 pairs of bliases’ Rubbers—to be
sold at 18 cents a pair—st C. H. Harvey’s.
A locating of the Home Sociable com-
mittee will be held in the Mabackemo
hotel next Tuesday evening, to arrange
for sociables during the winter.
The Y. 1’. 8. C. E., of the Darien Con-
gregational church, will celebrate their
second anniversary to-morrow evening.
A number from this city will attend.
Howard D. Smith of Danbury, former-
ly of this city, has accepted a situation
with W. A. Vogel of the borough. He
will reside with his family on Belden
place.
Rev. John Russell, pastor of St. Pat-
rick’s church, New Haven, was yester-
day elected president of the board of
education of the Catholic diocese of Con-
uecticnt.
Ben Bechtlc, who has for some time
been sulfering with a sore leg. from in-
juries received at a recent tire, is im-
proving and will be able to get out in a
few days.
It is rumored that George I. Burton,
one of the newly-elected burgssses, is an
aspirant for the Republican nomination
for representative in the next General
Assembly.
“Church Discipline” is the topic for
the prayer meeting at the South Norwalk
Baptist church this evening. There will
also be some interesting letters from ab-
sent members.
There should be no delay in getting
the once-ary crushed stone with which
to repair West avenue. Now is the time
te have it done, while there is a steam
roller in town.
George Sullivan, a member of the
band of vagrants who infested this city
Tuesday night, was arrested this morn-
ing. Judge Knapp sent him to Bridge-
port jail for five days.
The many friends of little Frank Sher-
man, who has been ill with remittant
fever, will be pleased to learn that he is
on the Improve, and will beamong them
again in a few days.
—-ster connect-id; at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The steamer now at work on West
avenue is not such a formidable object
as the oueused on the South Norwalk
side of the line. and bones are not so
badly frightened.
Thelarge priccpeid for the rear part
of the Judge Butler place is partly ac-
counted for by the fact (which we failed
to mention) that the dwelling house
formerly occupied by Thomas Finnerty
was included in the sale.
_ ...._... ...._
Lorenzo D. Olmstesd was among the
number who were made electors at the
police rooms on flaviland street today.
He is eighty-two years old and is proba-
bly theoldsatman in town to be made
an elector this year.
Mr. and lira. E. J. Bill will give a re-
cvption In honor of Hon. 8. E. Merwin.
the Republican candidate for governor.
and lion. 8. 8. Henry, Republican can-
dste for treasurer. on londsy evening.
October or, from 8 until 10 o‘clock, at
lio. 40 West avenue.
While digging in a field near the Turn-
plke, yesterday, Joseph Fitzgerald found
a package of papers which «neatly had
been buried by some thieves. Some of
the papers were shown to a ties-riser. ro-
porter, but they had been buried so long
that nothing about them could be identi-
lied.
Cbrbtlnas iscomisg. If you contemp-
latshavieg yonrpietnrs taken for this
festive occasion you should sit a few
weeks before handand avoid the rush
lncidsnttotbahollday semen. Roost.
tsrphotcgraphicworhlstnrnsdantthaa
that which coaass from G. 8. North's
Slammer-mar. Powers,
DWI-tor of the Dorloo Bolnt house,
hstsvsnlog.
Frank Jones, of Winnlpauh, has so-
csptsd a position with the Yale a Towns
lock 00., of Stamford.
Bombers of angles Fowler Post, G.
A.R, report ha 3 had a delightful
time at Greenwich, yesterday.
Rev. F. E. Hopkins, of New Canaan,
will preach in the South Norwalk Con-
gegationsl church next Sunday.
The vestry of the Grace church parish
will hold a meeting at the residence of
T. S. lorlson on Satusdsy evening.
Fifty members of Buckingham Post,
G. A. 11., attended the unveiling of the
soldiers’ and sailors’ monument in Green-
wich yesterday.
The “Whatsoever Circle" of King’s
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church are arranging to hold
a fair and supper next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
Captain Finn, inspector of title prac-
tice of the Fourth regiment, was in this
city yesterday. He said he would prob.
ably appoint Thursday, October 30:11, as
the time for the Norwalh companies to
hold their mnual target practice.
The Epwortb League of the First If.
E. church are making preparations to
entertain their Bridgeport visitors to-
morrow evening. Exercises will be mn-
dered previous to the collation which
will be given to the members of the Sun-
day school.
ENTEIITAINMBNTS.
Royal Edinburgh Concert Company.
The management and artistes of the
Royal Edinburgh Concert company, this
evening's attraction at Music Hall, have
bad the honor of the frequent patronage
of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and other
members of the Royal Family. This fact
alone is a sulllcient indication of the
merit of the company.
“A silent Partner."
A decided bit was made at the Arch
lost night by “A Silent Partner," a new
play written by Herbert H. Winslow.
The play is a strong but improbable melo
drama, with a generous supply of com
edy and possesses merits. There are
several ingenious turns to the plot, in-
cluding the introduction of the phono-
graph. which side materially in bringing
the villain to justicc.—Philadelpbia Call.
Music Hall, Saturday evening.
“Lost in London.”
“Lost in London" is based upon a story
which will always enlist the sympathy
and hold the attention of theatre-goers.
The theme is i'fleclwely handled and the
climaxes are dramatic. In short. from a
purely dramatic standpoint, “Lost in
London" can stand upon its wants, but
inasmuch as the resources of the scenic
artist and stage machinist have been
drawn upon, and the musical element
has been introduced, the production at
once becomes especially attractive. In.
cidental to the play. the North Britain
Pan PlpeSingers appear in their national
costumes. and rendered a number of
North Country songs and glecs.
TOLD l.‘ A LINK 0K 'l'iVil.
Hatters Worthy of lention from livery
Quarter of Connecticut.
Andrew George is under arrest at Put»
uam for defacing monuments in the
local cemetery.
The fifth annual convention of the
Christian Workers in the United States
and Canada will open at the South Bap
list church, in Hartford, November 6,
and will continue for seven days.
leslie Curtis, of llarwinton, pleaded
guilty in the criminal side of theSuperior
Court at Litchlleld yesterday to the
charge of attempting to kill his rival in
love, Waldo Lathemnmd was given a
year in jail.
There was a collision between two
trains on the New England road near
New Britain yesterday. The cowcslcbers
on both engines were wrenched off—ell
the damage done. No one was injured.
Both trains were under rapid headway
and it is a wonder no one was killed.
The friends of Samuel il.8milh,of
Smith Brothers, the paper makers of
Chaplin, have just received information
of his death and burial at sea on October
8. Mr. Smith sailed for America on the
City of Rome on l'lctober 4. lie was
well known in Connecticut.
3. 1.. Bradley, of New Hovmx, has
brought suit against (lvmge (I. llatch.
of Bridgeport, for “.000 for alienating
Mrs. Bradlev’s affections. Bradley is a
driver for the Adams Express company.
and Hatch is secretary of tho Hatch &
Holmes company, of Bridgeport.
Nellie Fish, the lilyoar old girl who a
month ago created a li‘flmflrm in (Thos—
hire by allemptlng in lull hr‘l' lostrr’
mother, Mrs. Elude-lb PM», by admin-
lstering rat puiwn to hrr Ill ll tr tea, was
married Tuwlay evening to Allen Ru»
sell. Her sister, Hattie, was married at
the same time and place to William
Daley. ~ _ 7 .._ _ w .
hereof Vetevaea' llelrl flay.
The Sons of V. tenor of the stale held
their first field day and parade in An-
sonia yesterday. The line was headed
by the Ausouis hand and the following
camps were mun—Kellogg. of Win-
sted; Jordan, of Torringtoo; flawlsy, of
Forestvillc; Wooster, of Antonie; Kings-
hnry, of Lyme; Case, of Simsbnvy;
Buckingham. of liorwich; Bubbles, of
Hartford;Gibbs, of Norwich. and line
ssll,of Birmingham.
They were accompanied by numerous
drum corps and alter dinner paraded the
streets of both towns, after which they
had sdrillattheperk. fr wasa credit
able showing for the organisation which
follows in the steps of the veteran
Toll-andkins-J’spa, what do they
manhunt-garner? lsaaytblagactn
ullysnidf Julius-51g.” son, and
ltlsmaflyibv "Him N“
grain, and they are being We!
stryehnlas ill large numbers. .
say that thersisastaadyaud large de-
mand from the farmers for tbepoiaon.
who complain of the devastation done
on their farms by the rabbits. Rooms
are thinning them out some, but the
game law has not been of! long enough
for the work of the sportsmen to have
any noticeable rflect on them. Besides
rabbits, racoons, squirrels and fence are
uncommonly numerous in Connecticut
ferrets.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
8881 881818888 818888888,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
sum it
wii‘inulw .. “
advertisements under this head. not crawling 7.
lines. l omens, 3 Illneswc , i work .100.
SIAM nor. most u 10 it runs or
are at Thells’s news a and, post uflce. 80an
Norwallt om:
roe sane
ode th , not erflcccdlugww'mflz
lines. 1 time Be. ll times 50:. i were! 81.00.
DKINISTBATOR'B BALE —A DWELLING
House and about ll acres of land, on BX Neck
road, in South Norwslk being the hmnca lately
been led by Benjamin 8'. Reed. deceased. inquire
of liliam 8. Reed, Admio'lerator r-
25
Two choice building late, so and m feczfroul, on
West avenue. Apply to W. C. SAHIIS. or
i. I BOY'l'. m: if
.- w "on wharf ' "
Advertisements under this (moment annulment.
lines, 1 time 13c, 3 times 50o. l week film
)AK’YOF “OIL-5E i) i Willlnfi'hhl) AVENU 3,
rent ’9; min in; l impish;- order. inquire
of E. A. W'smlllltl'd.
‘i’il Milli) rwr-r lzmw, w: ll ll. lurm
s'rcur, :5 will .‘s’orw'mk. lib-flurry.» my! all.
013 ”V
'l‘llfi WUUDW llll) no.“ E~Ti‘..\ — ll ill) I.“ 'i.
liar and mid writer, imzh ru m lmnrer. Jlr ,
wuh rubber; for live home. Cow stamps, cram. n
houses kc; ram. 1.”- p. r mouth. hwmv hi i'.
#warly, at UM Wall Chg": Company. all If
i
as "roman car's .ev.t"‘..".‘.' IT
Elm Grove, and one on Tellers slreet. From
.zlrlup. Applym .iom fl. Knapp. 1'2 We“: at ,
South Harwell: or :f
A PLEASANT “0!! iii A ifONVESiBfiT
locality is aileron to persons who would like in
mi: Washington some time during the winter or
ring. andboard 200 a day. Mrs} E
rhoer,ilil8lsl..‘.'i W., 'r-ahlmnon.bi' amt
Brent-trun’ Muir-c
'1‘!!! BOARD OF undermine OF THE 5?:
mod Vo lag Dismal will be m sue-rm at P.)-
llCtI Hemlqaaru-rs. {lowland rifeel, on Wednesday,
October 2:, a d on Molday. October :7. from to
a. m. m T. p. m . for the pursues of p9??'..cl.l'uir the
"rim: ll»: of will (ll-iris:
W LLIUII M KtYflUEiD. l [loan] uf llr-gslmrr-
CHARLES N. SliTil. l .‘N’ m". “will”.
01‘; ll;
Glall’l Hilll Restaurant
73 WASHINGTON STRIIT. SOFT}! NORWALK
REGULAR DINNER 26c.
HEALS AT ALI. li'JlTlfS 0' THE DAY AND
EVENING.
Wlionmmsdc Plea for sale. or. :u
0 TH! CUHIISSXUSHKS OE" FAIRFIELD
Cui'STY.
The undersigned hereby applies for a fixture to
sell lerilums and Inlnmrallrg liquors. pull-mm
lo the laws rt this State l'lnw ln l‘urn- relating to lbw
rnlccf letcncatlng llulmm, at lb» building ‘30 .71
Nailroad Pinto, m tbr town. of Numelk, city or
South Norwalk, in Mid rountv,
Signal, SATilER .h Qi'iTT‘iEii
Dated at South Somali, the 9m day of numb-r,
19!»).
Endorsed by the followlng live slcc‘or- ard Lax.
”yet. of said town,norlr~ of whom are llrermd
dealers in inmate-axing theme, and are not endorsin-
on any other applies: on;
John Davina, Thomas ilclsrnall, Daniel limyli
Jami) Erickson, 1/ me P. Anderson
Cui7NTY 0F Pallii'lfihb. TUWN U? Nun
WALK, this him (try of iklobrr. ism)
1, Town l'lerk of sold lawn. hon-by certify, per.
srlsnt to the stature m men can.- unwind. man We
application endorsed as sl'nrrsaul. has been rub
mlltrdm manned l flll'lhcl' county that ca-h .!
said endorse-rs ls an elector or tnpayrr :rl sold
town. and vim: a rnpy of no (Grown pplwmllm.
lnclnd lg the :llmvr Mitten endure. n. as been
dmi wlm m-v.
olrl ‘l‘i
Ala-s! llitNit'i it .
li’ h.
mark of ‘ll 1 Town.
Always all hand, .1 Mi Rim of
llA'l'lilNii NOAP, PM“ Eh’l'iIRDleATllit
MANOR ('l'lll, Plum 5’ 'it lilrll‘flfll’lll.
SPHA'IT'!’ Lilli BHH’ l’i', E'r. Kit.
GUNS. UUNS. UUNS.
A full bar of
RIFLES. illlin‘ ill'h'si ASK) Flilfiiillvm lil-' It”.
Ile 'il'ililflii 'l'M'limc AND ‘l’ill‘l'l'vii
willful. elm» Attltll'llil'lml “V A”.
ilflrli'llll’Tl-lii. “mills ”Miran
Tllllltlmli AT
No. 4 WATER STREET,
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NORWA I.K.
UUNISTINU 18 881188.
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Holiday Photographs
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9. 3. North.
_... Scottish llumoriatand Vocalist.
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Music Hall. South Norwalk.
Thursday. Oct. 23
llliaclell'llll’y‘al Ellilllllll
”illcll'l Company.
Mr. WILLIAM MacLENNAN,
0f ldluburgh. has the honor to announce his first
American tour, with an unrivalled cast of artistes,
ll representative ollmiwlv of Scottish lelcdles
and the characteristics of bat nationality.
“ARTIST”.-
lilli'l AL] ‘2 STBIL.
Scottish Prime Donne boprsuo, winner of the
grouse, fillver and. Geld Medal, Royal Academy of
uric.
isles rm'ru ems.
Pro-Eminent 'coltlsh Contraito.
Ill. unusual: ell-launch.
Tenor
ill. JAM” Phllfiliil,
Basso
hill. .lULE'i illll'l‘TON,
Solo Violinist
MR. CflABLBs if FERGUSON, hf. A.
The most Versa-
tile Scot of the present day, in his great and origi-
nal crealnin or "Jeeves Key..."
hilt JAMEe “AIME,
(handy and Accompaniet.
Mil. Will. sfschllniNAN,
Solo banter and Pipe he or. Winner of the
world's championship in bot err-nu. mm o ward
of mo other honors. and who hill! appeared tom
tier majesty (lurch Viclorlo. the itoyul Family and
:llllte, on {our collisions. The most graceful ammo
extant. From the Grand 05mm ram; "Toenail.
tritium," Chicago; Ttealro i Hilario, Milan; Thus
in: Ilamanlle. Antwerp; and principal London and
Continental Theatres.
Admission, 35, 60 and 75 Cents.
oli’ coxcznr AT 3 0:3qu
NIU SIC IIAI a] a,
JUhT ONE NIGHT,
Saturday, Oct. 25
Hoyl & Thomas’
sumllflnmpanv of First Clare Amen-l soppnmg
the talented young lrlsll Cumc lien,
Thomas ll. Murray
(Lair? Slurrov 3; Murphy.» the n‘ ”.1 l .. ml-
llooiey in Our ir ,i. \'l are,
8811.888 PARTNER
An comely new arul animal rimcdv .ll lhn .-
mzilcz. by [lwburl [Jail 981me Eng
acts,
Tickets on sale at iloyl's and i)ft’fl(.f§"- urn:
storm, 0;“
Opera House, Norwalk.
ONE NIGHT OSLY.
Saturday, Oct. 25th.
Superb iyrlr: and Some prmlul':ior. o'
NEWTON Bfinlla‘
Lost in London.
A (real Play. A (.rmr l'nmplny.
l'mlu tin; menauenlerl: o.’ l. 1‘. Jul»!
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Muss lessee Lee Rando ph as Nellle,
ill‘r magma: « roaliun m the mrmnrubr Now You;
ifflil'lCillln of thin play.
The taunted young theme or itrmr.
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_ the ("wk brand N r h lir'tazn
Penn Pipe Singers
Who wlll p mummy apricot. All L: w Pruner; 'ry
Lafiuetle W wan-v, ‘i ' .‘ Blukmwr.
Home of rile Swirl K- . I» 115mm more.
hm. For» ufl'omu- ’ . :l “and: fl‘llii’
o.’ i lamina; lit-roll;
Prices 250. 350, 50c.
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SNCUNU - HANU UUNNITURE
:l‘s'l'
Household Goods of All Kinds.
900
‘ w H l
,‘s I » . ’i‘lll l En Amm- .; .
K‘s \tl’l‘l‘flrll.l.. l
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
fill. 22 NORTH MAIN H'l‘lll’lli'l'
”NWT" N lliWAl.K.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Will Nelllll, Wollll Wall, ill
05.
N. 8. Ullllll.
(7!! film
were. trans. utmost.
Sam CYoungas Job Armroyd '
At 10 Per Cent. Less
Than Cost.
Having bought the easterly
part of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I offer for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per lront foot, and the
lots on Lowndcs avenue at
$10.00 per from foot.
To each purchaser who will
build within two years, I will
pay 10 pin cent. ol the cost. of
the house on the amount of
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water. The water front
on Lowndes avenue will be
given :0 the city for the use
citizens.
of its It is the only
street in the city ill-ll has ll
water front.
. Those Eels :il'l' :lH luvcl and
dry. There i< only .1 choice,
in their location “it the .le‘iluP
or llw water. Select ymll'lul
’illUllL‘l} and get first choice.
Mapszilld full information at
ITAYLOR .‘x' COLUMNS 01‘
C. SWARTZ‘S. . "‘
ADMISSION 0F ELECTORS.
" ’ ' v ‘I
A ( D l I C h.
ViiTIl'Z l~ hereby given “ml the ScitClzuLb and
N ’l‘uun C“ k of 'm- 'l‘nw: nf \lllwalk. Illl
boliilir-vssl l. . lilwfill'lcw 1‘ MM Town l‘;ctk,for
ll ,» lllrpl-u ul e-x mm In lllltvlflui‘filll‘ of Ell-c.
fut". dbl adillli’IillI In l‘l Elm ‘llf'udlh Hm I alto
shall he found rilzalllil'vl, or; ii. ulll’ll‘rtizl‘. m till thy
of Ur ubl-r, l"’.Il'. l u'c .xk m ll
lzlzif ~ 0'? Ile ll'
fr-lLerl nl vi «x
mm pllrpww aw‘ in
City illll: Human;
on Thur-d ‘
red-on mom 5 o'clock
- . rumour]. ..l d on hafnrllay, llll' 25m day 'l
illlu'r. :\ unmlll m lbs ull'lvv ll mini Town v:
frum lllli‘r rel; {Jrliililtlll unlll '. 0'. “Wk a‘l-rt.
and fill ea n11 . ‘
ed; . .u
“in“ fur lllc same; mil).
of thinly“ Morin-1 2v. the mile..- l»! ', ‘« :2
Her... lmm ‘lu'c (k Y-‘rum-ln, nutzl '~ 0‘. he: .1: the
afrllmvml, and no? alterxmd-a ! l lbw l‘tl‘ p «1..
mil -.l..ll Scrum n on! Tunv » u. l la- ill ~.,--
«1mm Muln‘dy. the all «lay . . zV-l..".T \ l).
hell-it lb ‘ «mm» of 'JN’ Town l'luk from 9 rich the
an Ill" NUPUU’XTH. until '. o'c ncr ill (no at uni ‘rzrl 2f
Kli‘l'tl'SH'V, {or 1hr {llfp we of mlmll ll‘g f the 1-2.“
mr'd with ‘y :hi‘f'" Silos" r u’th ml: muon-
[hr -n:zl .'ll .Jny. ll..- rm day n' uvzuhnr, l“
on or belon- ti." on day of Nuvcmly r nrxl . ,, -
canons from t<- Thml \‘nlm: lllulrlrr, run he mzllll:
m fill! Flr-L or Semi-i Vull: g Dl::r.z':- ol. llwatow
n mat-d day.
SAMUEL DASKAM,
.‘v'El. ”N .l l‘nAW, -Si':t‘l'imlfl
u l'Ali a. mums.“
HENRY K SELth‘K. Tomi t‘lvrk.
Data! at N: reels, i'f , October in. his). 01in
J
:tl )io
“To 'f‘ll t: ifll'ltué.
Tla “loll Halclll” LNB 183. (ll.
iii-ll.» m :liJHllflI‘t' lbs! Aer-hum: vapuun‘vmlen!
W ii AHN‘llll will it Mall of «gum, m‘.‘ hrcln
wart. on Manley ll. mm :0 and hug-vs ln wrun-
.l sown: of the pull Lc'- :m'rnl’uwr,
All pullnm mun] ly :llls i‘mllzxmy flft‘ ln 1mm.»
.2 no lmxl‘l'. uni :li‘. rumor infill m Hum) m-:r
lmllrs.
The Company has No Unpaid Claims.
He-pnrrfulfy,
W. I'. GREEN,
0H lw sl'i’l‘.
.
i.
l’rof’. .I. ll. (ht llll'slls'
ll? NEW YORK,
Tili‘. Scientific Optician,
am! so r'gHsl m Mam for the 1')le will hr» at Pir-
ris'vaolvy Hti‘f? ”Mil slur-i, Thurs-lay, hillay
anl “clumsy. (lot 23 ill and '3'». lllmrllit. eases
sollritvrl. artlrnsleyvs 80ml 0:an
FURNITURE STORE
l” and 20s Washington St.
South Norwalk. first [ind of Bridge.
fulfill"!!! columns. - Proprietor
Picture Frames inching (lieu-ass. m. f‘riess
will roll no web: are ly
MISS VNELUE M. Dlssnow,
For firsts-rm- a pupil of Mr. Waller J. flail, will
give i'isno forteluums at her homers have or
[ll] Us
Memes. sddeeller J. Hall, ”1 Wml
bill: “m low Tosh City.
or arms. addrssll
m weer AWD}
out.“ scorn HOB .OT.
r1 stones.
UUS'I'UN 88888,
88 Nillllllllllll 81., 83
South NorWaIk.
We have just received a large
consignment of jewelry through
our syndicate buyer ill New
York City.
an immense lot bought at a
It is our share of
great sacrifice from one of the
They will
average all the way from 25
to 33,1, percent. below their
actual value.
large manufactures.
We quote a lbw prices:
Handsome twisted bracelets,
in gold and‘silver, at 10c, BBC,
2290, 300 each.
Gold and silver neckbcads,
lilo, 21w string.
Lmlics' fol} Chains. 19c zlilll
29c.
1.:ch- pllb. 50, ill', NC, 291'.
Bracelets ol' all (leslrllptlmls
and no (‘llii of prices.
Would just call your atten-
tion to ll line we 0091' at ilc.
They are love knot, set with 3
In fact, they are very
' lovely and very cheap.
Lzldies' breast pins, 50 up.
(lollls' scarf pills. 1‘2, 19, 20,
39C.
Foul-y hair pills from IOC to
39C.
limits. cull lilliimls, lilo,
worth an easy 35(- pair. A150
better ones. to sui! my taste.
Ladles' side l'ulnlw, 19c pair,
Worth 40v.
We :llr‘l) }
mom of it" plus, bracelets,
mvv 3. full assort-
(fit. (all:
We would :ulvisc everyone
to (‘lln :lllll exalllllll: our line.
It gives you :l chance to hellu-
ill'y yourself at :1 very slight
(,‘X'lilllSO.
'I'IIE
ST N STUNF.
88 NaiUlflgNlll 88881.
South Norwalk.
Horse Buyers
We are conetantlyr-e-
calving Pine, Horses,
suited to all purposel.
You will find the 1'!!-
EST GOAOEERS. the
BEST ROADSTEBS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSOBTMENT or
SALE HORSES in Fair.
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
lll. fl. PARSONS.
BUUUKSUJE STUUK FARM.
"5 if
81.8 88188.
(canoolzv's POlN'l‘.)
SOUI‘II NORWALK, - CONN.
uam Vii—"o”w OPEN.
suoaéblllllrns FOR PARTIES or
, ANY SIZE.
J. E. PO W ER
.3 (f PROPRIETOR.
ooLll. SILVER, NICKEL
All'l all klmls of Oiydlzsd
PLATING-
Done at
49 Wall Street, Sllll Nlllall
Anything Plated from :3. float-r rim: to a store. A
specmlly made or table were Refinishing and
Larnlllrelng all kivds ill brass work. Chandeliers,
llmgm»; Lamps, venue Etiks, Vin—‘5. etc Guns.
l' eitllfl, Lem».~ and neural Repairing (lune.
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE AND SAT—
uu-n if I! FAL‘TKUN GUARANTEED.
STATIUNUUY!
i? may no“ he zerem'ly known. but we have a
mummy}- llemnmcm, where ll full line of school
hours and snppllca, Whlxng palm, blank hooks.cau
to found.
ltnbber stumps from 20c. up: Writ-
ing l'a icr in boxes from idle. to
llo\, lilo.
(Mr Purim! qu‘iv ll:..l Ply-w “1.2 M sold out an
(‘0?!
The new game, Tl Mll- lil.‘ Winks, all the rage.
only 25c
:\ llm- .lw of standard v. we on hand.
0:.er when for vuzru: l...’ cards and wedding
elation: r).
sallllf l..\l'i)i'.il‘s BLOCK
Bellnell & Hosted,
‘38 Main lit, 80. Norwallt.
Malls, F188, UYSIUFS,
61‘ ll Kiwis in Their Helium.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETMI
ii i ill1 N?» K'T'l‘ E :i HUSTKD
FU .NITURE.
GREAT eAnGllNS.
DAVID STOW
530. MAIN STREET.
l7? ti’l‘AlKh.
Gilllllili.‘ ll. llulloNli”,
F urniture ii'lealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwaik
Also Furnishing l'lllloriaker.
. N0
by ii
(i no. J i; 1.1 FEE;
UNEiERTAKER.
3;: North llalli Min-l. South Norwalk
W29
“,1s‘lv‘lll
:1 itrxl-r/ llnt-t
7? l
o'cl'.
Telephone
.56.,
”W" Ill nil llmir-x, Tim services"! an lmbalmev
in} Elmore! lllrrr‘tm swuml liyl ly
NUITIN 88881888 UUUIEU!
BTAIPUIID. (.‘0 “I.
“£0?!le hEI’TBflBBI II.
A Business Training 'lchool for both sexes. Book
lwcpln . llankmp, Penmanship. Telegrap‘bv, Diluti—
banrl. ypewrllir g, sun. than ughly tang '. Past-
tlrn: may be interviewed at the College aflsr Aug.
ilh. Catalogues sent on application. ”7
_ _. .. - ..-_..._N—m
lllll Mall Illlrl Your [888'
.‘fi'fllfl rem- allay will give you an Barlow-eat
Poul-y of sum payable at. re yms of age. or at
death. if mm; or live cruise day. will give yuan
w» Policy in: al,lI)o,snll you an not lose what
you have paid in, use if you slop payingi any year
after time (Yummllmt ilsnml Life nsnvauce
l'omlmly. u! llulfoul.
STORAGI.
UPLB m f
A milk“? or furniture I
1". Oc-
lien month. an...“ ses‘s, Irish
bulking, lie. 03 Wagner. I. w w
_ . 60M
12o sleels Commercial hole. 25% .-
Marcus Ward's ll isll Linen paper, per ~
li‘lllli, Velelahlll, Pllllll, ill 8
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