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wind lol-
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praeed byreln, whichwill be
. moderate onend near
«muonheaft‘eeiy‘ a "rdwiude,
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p byrein on the upper New Eng-
~ . 19m filth y and
all“ winds; and on Sande ,
tenths in both sections, witb,lig t
rflfmamnumlofimw.
Succulents-animation. rewrite
6.15 4.57 8.81 1 2.30
Chiller S. Byxbee'e new bones on)
Southlnlnetreetienearly completed.

feudalism-newsman given
byliunehaha'Diviaion,S. of T.,onhlon-
(inducing.
i,flliiieuul'arduee, or this city, ieou the
_1,badeeeuinkeeleemenlorA.F.Barnea
hiltewnaveu. 7
,n: lfmhibitiouietawfll hold their can.
ha‘lor noniinating repmeentativee in
Dibble-Hallfietnrdeyeveuing.
—Home-reudered lard, 10 cents a
pound,at F. Hayea’ market.

J. K. Plait, who bee been employed
by Homer B. Hoyt, of this city, has on-
ued the New York Optical school.

The Democrats of the Fourteenth
(“have nominated David I. Read,
thefpreeent senator from that district.

.neiewmuuimury or the v.r.
8., its; the Prpbyterien church, at
.1 wilibecalebraud this evening.

Aime limb fell across theeidewalk
uppuaite the residence of E. H. Hathaw-
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‘Theedjneterol tbePhcauixlneurance'

my rattled Louie Verlin’e lose on
hay in the Gunning barn, at 0. E. Wil-
eq'e ollue yeetudey.

d'.B.-Sbelton,clerk or the Court or
MMwiilhent the Court of

.' ’ mom, on Saturday evening,
tum first papers toapplicante.

:8.‘l.floen and Daniel Burr Conley

outonahuntiug enoureiou yester—
m'Theirluckweegoodmndtbeyre-
putthttliewoodeere lull ol hunters.

halal-anneal meeting of the Con-
lfiitt Bonapathio lledbal Society
eta-ashore at the Winthrop Hotel, lar-
WFU Today 0! next week, com-
mencing at 11 o’clock.

~Mpnlreol lleeea’ Rubbers—to be
ldldntldeeuteapeb—atCJlJiarvey’e.

lune-here oi the Norweik Wheel-
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‘, , o! purchasing a pool table,
mmbeplaeed‘lnthelrroom over
J.-A.larriugtcn’e market.

Mwmw,e.u.o.o.
huddhdrennualmterteinmeutand
Militia Opera Boner last evening.
Liege numberol enrol-town people
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mi ,ltlttohe a magnificent etrne-

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Ubllnnie Prindle, well-known ee
‘Qeubeu Glue,” will eppar In Atkin-
son's comedy company and “Poet's Bad
Boy” at Music Hall, Novembc let.

-—Sewer connectione at bottom ulcer.
William Sheldon, contractor.

Edward Barrigen, with a very large
and talented company. including Annie
Yeemaoe, will appear at Nude Bell in
"Gilli-“8|“ Sovereignty,” next Thursday
evening, October 80.

Willie Riley wee arrested by once:
liorehouae thie morning. upon a com-

Doerd or Education, tor general truancy

Propertyowneuinthiecity who have
not yet handed in their lieta to the Amr
eon may do an tomorrow evening at the
Council Chamber on Havilaud street,
between 7:00 and 0110 o’clock.

Samuel 8. Ambler, of Bethel, has been
nominated for Senator by the Republi-
cans of the Fifteenth district. lir. Am-
blc lee hat manufacturer and eerved in
the House from Bethel in 1878.

Mire Iley Sullivan, oi Bowayton, a
graduate of the hierrill Business College.
has wcepted a lucrative position as sten-
oxl'epher and typewritiet with the Start-
ley at Bradley Publishing Co. , New York.

Jacob Schaub ie to haven bouquetlror.
on insider)! ecake of ice. Itiato be
done merely as an experiment, but ner-
hepe he will try to impress upon the
minds of his patrons that he cut the ice
on hk pond leat winter.

-Stt1ali [posh 12 cents a pound,
An autumnieatival will be given the
members 0! the First hi. E. Sunday
echool this evening at which a full at-
iedeeired. A pleasant leeture
ol the meeting will be the preeence of a
delegation from the Bridgeport Epworth
langue. Previous totbe earring of re-
freshments in the basement e abort pro-
gramme will be rendered.

The people of the Second Voting Dia-
trict do not take kindly toward the an»
ion of the eeleetmen in only holding one
eeeeion in South Norwalk tor the purpoae
of making electors, while four eemione
are beingheld in Norwalk. It is true
that there are more volere to be made in
the First Di‘rict, but Eaet Norwelk hp
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to be M in this city. and epecrelty dancing by William line
(For yum; W) lennan. The concert gave good utielac-
* Hy he and Greed. ion. The numbers were given with pre.
' financed-greet this aide-b anion, and there wee very little waiting
' . Ila-Ill ml.
M m what i "he between the selections: -~._ ,-
Whenlannouneuaycread. Union enunro‘l'hentre.
summer my I”. At the Union Square Theatre. Nell
height-u hundred one, Burgeea continues to draw crowds by
mm W In II III file. his impereouatin of Aunt Abigail Prue,
m“s"“"""m' ,,,,, “mom" 133.1331? Smith":
‘ ' acres in thin p y on y e
1 13.3: etill more attractive by the addition of e
blades or new. anus, fourth horee. Robert Fischer, ea Otle
' in. deed: put-e down. Tucker, and lariette Nash. ea Tngga,
Mm no , I with m‘ play the parte to perfection.
Rut Iked if I‘d be here,
let dropped me into lilt‘e lee whirl 01h ..
. II. DI)! D 00. Whole-1e and
On that bright [AV-d” more. mtail Bernie: masonry 011.. one Chadd—-
net tine would fail to tell my on. lg!" ”mm wngwmgg
Ofelithmerolflugyeare; 1m“ '6“
Oiioyendpetemtlo-endnin, Ida'uameouth nor-elk. ole-to
°' m”"‘"‘" MISS NELUE ll. DISBROW,

t t " Iorl ierme l f I .Walr J. nus, will
lefil‘aen yet! mills-1d get. a" Lee (me. o“ r or a or
In mortal mu at any elaee

Whileinthhworldcenhnow. mhummmgplm J. flail. Di Wen
lame tell on all, at Gahriel'e call, 1'" 1"“ m." "1,",

W Int-rm was old-2w some nouwat. . or.
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Ira any world but title.

Iomeaayalew.wlthheartrmadaeew.
Withaedlnlovewindwell.

While all that-tJh ugh eeme lived bu,
Vulnelrmtnmdlaealell.

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Aadpleegeeealllawoe,

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leeveryeeoreertwol

“damnationlcg—hanheerphne
lemehavetherktva.

ee'hhevenvmmatelor.”

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“Midland“?
Andma-gthl’l’rawatiayet live
Lauren.

Tedd-rm
Mollie'ten.
it in thedenttat who can do tooth

Sometime-ammonium anchovie-
timtodrlnk thetevau thehopeect hie
lflandemedidpated.
Joe-mathematics,er
lea’tallmeehlnn whim.
noddmiotmooneblne,too.
Munich” here. waiter. thb
roll iaehlat Walters-now can! help
it. Whydlh’tyeeeceaeyaatermyl
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rhythm-renew inherently ro-
as a when, the eudieeeeovi
dently enjoying the many telling accuse
the genuinely lunny situations with
which it abouuda—N. Y. Dramatic Mir-
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"heat Ia Ionian."
The Bridgeport Standard of last even-

Bridgeport production and this tact was
graoeiully recognized laet evening by an
immense audience packing Hewee’
Opera House. Jeanie Lee Randolph and
Hr. In. 0. Jones. the mac-rot. are both
residents oi this city and their friends
gave them an ovation. The piece in well
known to Bridgeport play'goera, but
they eeemed to take renewed interest,
and the applause was frequent. The
play wee well staged and the epecialtia
introduced were very good, especially
the tenor solo by John E. Lynch, of this
city. Illee Randolph at the ater lolly
eurtained her rcpuldtién and her support
wee excellent. “Loat in Inndon” at the
Opera House to-morrow evening.

lenga' Indian.
No better endorsement of “Itogge'
Landing," enye the Lewinton Journal,
can be naked than the fact that Iaet even
ing the house at Music Hall was the
lament in its history. “Standing room
only" was hung outat'Mfi p. m., and
alter that, every eeat being acid, 191
erauding-tickete were sold [or the gallery
and about four hundred for down stairs,
making an attendance unsurpassed in
the history of Music Hall. The crowd
eat on the stairs, atood about the house
andillledin the epeee behind the par-
quet-rails. Hugge’ Lending will be the
attraction at llueic Hall, South Norwalk,
Wednesday evening October 20.

Royal lrllaburgl Concert Company.
The IiacLennan Royal Edinburgh
Concert company gave an entertainment
at Music Hall leet evening. The attenlv
ence wee email, on account of the severe
etorm. There were twenty-one numbers
on the programme. The ringing wee
enperb in many respects. some eelectione
being much more enjoyable than others.
The quartette did their work admirably,
their harmony being periect. hirer
Steel eang two pretty ;eopreno eoloe.
She pomeaeee a very eweet voice, and
has it under periect control. line Edith
Rem, the oontralto, rendered two select-
ions in a manner that elicited deserved
applnuae. She bee a large voice, and in
the quertette works uses it to very fine
advantage. James Flemming, the
bane, wou laurele with his deep notes,
and the easy manner or uaing his voice
A. Finleyeou rendered two tenor colon
in a highly pleasing manner. Elie voice
in remarkably sweet, and the method
he uses in elnging la undoubtedly the
correct one. .1qu Guitton played two
choice eelectloue on the violin.

Other leaturee oi the entertainment
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The lergeet and thoiceet variety in the city.

vied Fruit
Tablets, 11 l flavors.

m lie-ale ”ambiance. rid.
Wallace monks-um?»

linedlde
American lined Depend.

me. peace
like-3%). Tire. lrehee Candy.

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Opera Hem, Norwalk.
0!! SIGHT 0311?.

Saturday, Oct. 251h.
: "Museums“
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Resultan’ Notice.
Till BOARD 07 aromatic 07 '1'!!! SI-
um [pondVoinngatrtctwtll hale-reach at Po-
dium “M0! We .
October and on lordey. October film’s
madcap. l..lorihe purpoae of perfecting the

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Grant’s 11qu Restaurant. -

T3 WASHINGTON "ill". SOUTH KORWAiJi

REGULAR DINNER 25c.
112m ar an. notes or run on sun
rvnsnw.

p‘llmmade Plea for rate. our. to

A. S. F‘ERRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

flue Watch loaning alpachly.
80 South lat- t.. loath lot-run.

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Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 d. 48 Main 31., Norwallt
Also Furnishing Undertaker.

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GEO. JELIFF‘E,

UNDERTAKER.

82 North lain Street, South Norwalh
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Director eeceud myl Iy

lurrul Business Bullius!

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Poikyorelneaghwet use nan olrnmw at
dentliipric;u eenteaday.wiil veyoue
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Aueeeora’ Notice.

‘ I. the endrrdaeed. hereby vr notice in .11

m tone lie to pay lure
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the celebrated N r1 Britain

Pan Pipe Dingoes-mt

Ibo will tivel appear. All ww scenery by
inleyetiueg'l Pav’i. The Beast of Blah-cor;
flomcotthe Swan 15g:

illuminated Show cedar
"mus,
Beauty.

eb'a Vision; a Wonderland
ct Dieeoiviug
Prices 951:, 86c, 50c. 020

Music Hall. South Noiwaik.

One Night Only.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2901

BISHOPS consensus
in that Laughing Success of ice Day

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NOW BETTER THAN EVER.

New Music.
New Dancer,
New Specialties.
New Lot of Pan.

Laugh.

More, 3.50M '5 cause. Seatenow oneaieat
Doyt'a and Greg 1ry‘e drug storm. on

MUSIC HALL,

1U 51‘ ON] 3103?. ‘

'I'WO MID Slim

hlliiusuu's Buuuur Buluuur
recurs sun sor.

[sentient (to-puny of W. W 3!
New Inglene‘e Renowned Yankee threaten,

Johnnie Prindle.

1New Songs. New Music.
till), I. DEATH, Sole leaner,

Senuaowonveleet [lo t'l ani Gregor 'a dry
eleven. ’ ‘ y act

i-TA R DW Kfi‘E,

OILS.

Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,

Wire Nuiiiiu, Wuuuuu Wars, lit

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missus“...

Perfectly «loan Currents.

A Mount Mama to burnhepeuwocsallyat
this man have the (team! l'nrnnte oterv-l luv sale
by lubrication-tort.

Interviewees eeyr: "Ycervqoienvrm
miaguoeeeuwhcpotthe dirt in evict manta.
talcum-there. waveletenoe loraiag under a
when outing of armory-looking rave. taun-
eiry grown people's nerves aid childcare teeth;
weep-tekthelmaet to unwise up.
w and Indian of tropical leaertn—a «scrim
mun-manure etymolrgyotleete. it
leeildlrtJMreidloavateerrnterim.”

'11-:- hn‘wna the our earl t. a! pa
ledtheleeeettineeedleher.—eeweeee
edhwwlo here the pte-gdellr‘leea halt limb
aaddthebeetqealityaet npbythe'rnltttleeav
seam. The" la-ew th- m
eveewhmeeelenveeentetoaeoearulen Innerv-
ee-atareetheedbt and lean. w“ love the
trait. Theluoreqenh that of we‘ll-t tainted.
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Saturday. Nov. 1. ...

Than Cost.

Having bought the easterly
part. of the WOODWARD
HOMESTEAD, I ofler for sale
lots on Woodward avenue at
$12.00 per trout foot, and the
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 of
the house on the amount of
$1,500. Lowndes avenue ex-
tends from Woodward avenue
to the water.
on Lowndes avenue will be
given to the city for the use
of its citizens.

The water front

11. is the only
street in 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 5r GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ'S.
ADMISSION 0F ELECTORS.

No'fiEE.
William” given that the Selma Md

N Tmc'lerh of the Town of Norwalk. will
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nuttiho‘eloch III the afternooand by pnb‘lc ed-
huram ntoleeid meeting.wtll be in eeeaion for
r :1, ,ea‘ ‘ ,vrz: Arrhel’olrceltoome,
cm and Building, in theciVy or South Norwaik
'l'hnreds ct October. at

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endear Mwimmhncr ion.
that raid Selectmen and Town Clerk will ree-
etonou Iondaane 31! day at Smother A.D.
im.» the nice of 'aid Town Clerk from 9 o'clock
in the lm. until 5 o'czocn in the atrernocn

ye.
SAIL'II. DASKAI,
III. 01" J CnAW. Selectmen
0- CAI! ‘. “YIONO.
newer I SELLICK. Town Clerk.
DatedeiMCtJlttobarlfilm. old lw

~To T113351 nun.
Tia “J 111 Harrurl” Life 111:. [11.

Ink“ to eurouna tht Areletant Superintendent

I It. ARNOLD with natalo! a re. wiil begin
worked Iona Democrat and to encore
a rhore o! the lc'e puma re.

Lucian? doyrhlaCom areiniiante
diete t. and all claims peed twenty'lour
The Company has No Unpaid Claims.

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Prat J. H. CARUSS
0' new 103‘.
The Scientific Optician,

Dd “hmhl‘! .willhefl'rr—
“My”. me-

that. .
m at a. nine-1t en-
grind. anions-1:5“: are

enhance.
Slum-Bill FURNITURE

Household Goodtof All Kinds.

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Bui‘uulu us the Bari iriiruua.

Many persons still believe
that D Goods bought in
South orwalk cannot e 11111
those bought uptown, Bri gen
port or New York,but we assure
them that if they will call at our
store we will equal the goods
bou bi: elsewhere in every par-
ticdfiir, Just give us the op
poriur‘iity of proving this fact
to you. We will furnish the
best evidence, namely, the
goods, and then with the evi
dence in your band you can
form a just conclusion.

luau sums

SPECIAL VALUES is

Black Bahamas and 8111111111
Hruriuiias.

54 in. sir. Dress Goods at
48c per yard. worth 65c.

36 in. Plaid and Sir. Flannel
at 50c per yard.

Here is where we quote the
TRUTH, and nothing but the
truth. The prices at which
we offer the following goods,
we guarantee:

Gents' Cardigan J ackets,75c,
85c, _98c, 1.25, 2.49.

Genis’ Blue Flannel Shirts,
81, in double breasted or plait-
ed front.

Genrs’ Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 25c, 30c, 49c, 59c, 75c, 950,
1.00 1.25, 1.45.

Gents’ A11 Wool Half Hose,
at 19c, 24c, 39c.

Gonts’ Extra Fine Cashmere
Half Hose at 390.

Genis’ Dog Skin, Hog Skin,
Buck Skin and in fact about
every kind of Gloves and Mia
tens manufactured. The prices
range from 290 up and are
guaranteed.

Now is your time, and the
sooner it is done, why the
quicker it will be over.

Our stock of Ladies’ Chil—

eu’s and Gents' Winter 8031
cry and Underwear is now
complete and the largest ever
shown in the city, We have
scarlet, natural wool and white
in all sizes and prices.

We wish to call special atten-
tion to a bargain we have just
receiVed in Ladics’ Fine Rib-
bed Jersey Vests, heavy weight
at the astonishingly low figure
of 25c each.

 

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We have marked our line of
W001 Blankets iully 40 per
cent. less than 1111: satire grades
can be purchased Tor obse-
where As they cannot last
long at the very low prices
placed upon them, an early ox
rumination is advised

10-4 White, 75c
10 4 White, 951;
10-4 White, 2.01)
11-4 White, 2 50
114 White, 3.3.5

”-4 California, in R5311, Blue,
Pink and Yellow Borders,
3.75, 6.00, 5.50.

Our Kitchen Department is
more complete than over.

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South Norwalk.

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and altogether. the
BEST ASSORTMEIT 01
SALE none as in rm.
field County. Par-tie.
wanting any kind of a
Borne. can be edited
HERE. All Horses hold
by thin entubllehment
are WARRARTED.

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HOUSE NOW OPEN.

SHORE DINNEHS FOR PARTlES 0F

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

ANY SIZE.
3'. E. POWER
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GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL

And all kinds of Oxydized

PLATING-

Done a1

49 Water Street, Suuiu Nurvali

Anything Plated from a finger rinz to a store. A
specialty made of table were Iledniehiu and
huanein all kird: or erase work. Ganglion,
Banging mp9. Candle sticks, Vver. etc Guile.
furious. been and General Repairing done.

WORK DONE A'l' SHORT KONG! AND SAT-
eu30 if lr FACTION GUARANTEED.

Bennett 81 Husied,

28 llain 8t., So. Norwalk.

lasts, Fisu, (Issuers,

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, its .

Of All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII

H I BENNETT w B S WWII).

SECOND

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COMIINPING 'l’O—DAY

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AND
THURSDAY. oc'r. liiih.

We will enhibil fully

1110 Trimmed Hair and Buuuais

For fell and Winter lillinery.
All are cordially invited to attend.

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3 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.

FURNITTIRE.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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80. HAIR STREET.

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