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l..- Ieek Retard Heath. lorenaets.
The severe storm yesterday moruin
from the lake region eastws
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91' the Menus mell- item
northward to East-
,endu ova Scotla. In this dis-
Blet today slightly cooler, cloudy to
prtly cloudy weather will probably pre-
Ivsil, preceded by rain, with brisk west.
erly to uorthwesterly winds, followed by
clearing conditions. In the Middle
to-de cloudy to partly cloudy,
will prevail, precededb y
generally and rain and snow near
with brisk waterly and north-
My winds, followed by clearing ex
on near the immediate coast line.
cilia ugland to day_ slightly colder,
8"weather and rain or snow will
with brisk southwesterly to
newly winds. On Tuesday in this
’usctlm and' In New England colder, lair
Met end brisk to fresh northwesterly
Mods will probably prevail, preceded by
rain or snow on the upper New England
coasts, end on Wednesday tsir wether,
nearly stationary temperature in
both actions. '
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SEE:
Court of Bulge-es’ meeting to-nigbt.
The regular meeting ol the Board of
Councilmen will be held this evening.
Phoenix Engine compnny will hold
:2" regular meeting to-morrow even-
Th’e'hoat "Observer” is discharging a
cargo of pig iron at Raymond Bros.’
whArf. »
:Ir. Gault oi Wuport, atenor, sang
at the South Norwalk Baptist Church
My.
OldWall Hookand Ladder company
willllold their regular monthly meeting
tblsevanlng.
nopsnoss company will hold their
reguhr monthly meeting and "wash”
tomorrow evening.
Howard Selleckutermerly a clerk for
hyact gt ’Bssee,is measly ill at his
home on Kerwin street.
"he Norwalk Prohibition club will
master the residence of A. R. Benedict.
Neill) lain street, this evening.
Thoeelectmen and town clerk are in
”ion today, making voters of those
whose rights have matured since the last
alerting.
Dr. Ellery 0. Clark, formerly of Nor-
walk, has been appointed a medical ex-
aminc at the poneion bureau in Wash-
input, D. G.
d The annual election ol.ofiicsrs of the
Imdlea’ Aid Society at the East Avenue
I. 3. Church will be held on Wednes-
by evening.
TINY. W. C. T. Union will meet at
he komoof Ire. Annie Wotan. 17 Day
street, on Tossdayevening. All mom.
lists are requested to be present.
The polo season opened Saturday
night. WMNew Haven,4t03;
W beat New Britain, 7 to 5;
Mmhsstnsrttord, 9to3
The race for the captaincy 0! Company
FIsnowbstwssnRKBosssnd lisjor
G. E. Duty. Both are good mensnd
dtherwiilmaksagoodcommander.
«Mayflow— cents a foot. William
listens, contractor.
'EslltyO. Bailey haebeen appointed
malloarrlerinplace of G.Fred
lithoBouthNorwalk pornoilloe.
Jesuit 'lbmmany has been appointed
Warrior.
whubporkand sausage, 12 cents a
pound. atP. Hayns’ market.
The foot ball team at Phillips Andovcr
“any, ol which James H. Knapp.
Incl this city, Is a member, defeated
the Yale Irsshmeh learn last Saturday
bye sense or 17 to t. .
Enema-rendered lard, 10 cents a
M at. Hayes’ market.
Work on the new nonmtonlo railroad
l! at Norwalk ls being pushed rapid-
‘lhe bridge lsof Iron and
films-tremors.
Hummuheasubstantlel
, momsnttheilnrwalknlabbyttlsphonr
MMDatworkto‘deywirlng
the Ala-loan Ieohanlcshallnn Water
strasltortnsslsctrlsugnl.
Pastors Iortbseeversloandldates to be
voted (or at to-morrow's election are
thick about the city.
The borough Democrats will receive
election returns by telegraph tomorrow
night at their head-quartsre In the Quin-
tard block.
John B. Wynne, of South Norwalk,
and lies Anne M. Brnndage, of Dan-
bury, were married in Portcheeter, Sun-
day, October 28.
A delegation of the members of Com-
panyF will given. Ii. Rose a compli-
mentary supper at the Norwalk hotsl
this evening at 8 o'clock.
The marriage of tiles Fannie Gould of
this city and William S. Clark of Say«
brook will be solemnized at the residence
of the bride's sister in New Eleven,
Wednesday.
At the close of the sermon at the First
II. E. church last evening a meeting
, was held to solht the Interest or church
members in revival work for the coming
(all and winter.
lire. Patrick Dounelly died at her
home on Harbor avenue Sunday morn-
ing. The funeral services will beheld at
St. Mary’s Church at nine o’clock on
Wednesday morning.
The winter time table on the main line
of the horse railway went into ether to-
day. The number of tripe is reduced
from seventy to sixty-live a day. The
time on the Winnipauk branch Is also
changed.
Cards are out for the marriage of
James J. Sheeban, of this city, and lilac
Maggie Carroll, of Bridgeport. The core
of the bride, No. 130 Washington are-
nne,onWednesday afternoon at 5 o ’.clock
"Peck'e Bad Boy" drew a large
audience at Music Hall. Saturday night.
The new version admits of many extra
specialties of dancing and singing, and
to fully as funny as ever. For a hearty
laugh there is nothing on the boards
that excels “Peck's Bad Boy."
President Clark said Saturday that if
weather this winter will permit of the
work being continued, the four tracking
between Bridgeport and South Norwalk,
will be completed by the latter part of
next summer, and trains will be running
on the new tracks.
James Dovine, who was recently taken
to the Hartford iusaneretreat, has re-
turned to his home in the borough.
This afternoon he was taken to the Con-
uectlcut hospital for the insane at bird-
dletown. Device, it is said, went crazy
over the last election.
4m“ fresh—u hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayee’ market. .
The net receipts oi the late bazaar and
festival given under the auspices of the
King's Daughters at the Congregational
church were 8205.83, which amount has
been handed to the church treasurer, J.
ll. Layton, to be applied towards the
payment of the church debt.
Rev.W. J. Slocum ol St. Mary's church
gave some good advice to the men of his
perish concerning the way that they
should carry themselves on election day.
He turther remarked that they should
vote as their conscience dictated, and
not be influenced by any man, whether
Democrat, Republican or Prohibitionist.
George Clarke, whose summer home is
in Norwalk, is playing the leading role
in "The Last Word," at Daly’s. Mr.
Clarke will also assist lit. Daly in the
stage management hereafter. His early
connection with hit. Daly's theatre has
made him familiar with the newer stage
methods;
SNTBRTAINIBNTS.
A Great Company.
The company engaged to interpret hi.
B. Lsavltt’s production of “Spider and
Fly,” is of excellent calibre and world
wide fame. Notable among the forty
odd people employed are the wonderlul
Zenirettes, excellent pantomlniste and
marvellous acrobats; the Siegrisls. also
the charming Blanche Burtieae, Maris;
Bartlett, Jame DeVernet. Stella Imelda,“
Thus. W. Rylsy, P. H. Riley, J A. Kier-
nan, Rachel llnsst, Emile Ruiz, Kitty
Clerk, Victoria North, Carrie Livingston,
Margaret Wood, Laura Zlelrl, Maude
Gillette and Minnie Packard. incidental
soscialtieslntrnduosd In the second ‘act
by lleslorio Bartlett, operatic ssleo
lion; Thomas W. Ryley, topical song;
Kiss Stella Lnoide, the celebrated lady
oonlortlonlst, Ilret appearance In Amer-
ica; Ryley and Ride; the great and only
Brine, the whirlwind juggler, his but
appearance in America; the twin broth-
ers, flarthur and Scary; Will Dennis,
the wild lrtehmen. are all very clever
and did good work. The scenic clients
in this production are beautllnl, the one
tomes gorgeous, the ballet brilliant and
the music enchanting.—-New York
World. ~
Thrown from his Wagon.
Choline Pillow, a driver employedby
groosrC. P. Kesler.wsa badly bruised
Saturday morning by being thrown tram
his wagon. He had just delivered some
groceries to a (imp street family,snd
wasgsttlnptnthswagon when the
horse took freight, throwing him out.
'i‘bsborssrananampstrrstand downs“...
North avenue, smashing the wagon and
throwing a good stead load of groceries
around the street. The borrower caught
in the vlelalw of the Center school and
taken to the store. while It. Pillow was
picked up by Dr. Phinnsy, who
odtokedrlvinghy at mums. Ir.
latter Is having lied look with runaway
harass es litmus knsssru away no
lie Wm seed a tort time up.
mony will be periormod at the residence Li
W
doom.” that Brnssslssosp
Sinusitis.
Meir-erb-
MUSIC HALL,
JUST ON] NIGHT.
Saturday e NOYs 1e
TWO couman SHOW!
PECK’S BAD BOY.
nhcellent Company 0! heeded b
Nat Ingland'e Renowned Wmmm ’
Johnnie a.
New Songs. New uslc."
Mimosa“. l~v . 1 new.“"
.. , V V
Seammgnluleatnoylsandangory’ sang“
Opera. House,
Saturday, November 8th.
ORE NIGHT ONLY.
A lain-dc Stage Pageant. I D Leevltt'e lucid-m
cent Spectacular Pantomlmlc Burlesque
Product! lieu of
Spider and Fly.
Illustrated by a grand company of to Star Artists,
f mmprgmlnenmnng winch :10 Al‘exander Zen
cI opeey latte. as one «one. lbw
llceIriceG Ides ll e Dollie Shearer. llssJessie
DeVernet, Ilse Stella anids, 'l'bos W Ryley Will
Deunia.’A August Slrgrir, Wilnlam 3i st, P. B
Bliey.’ A.,Kiernan schel Inset. ile Ruiz.
Ilsa Kitty Clark lies} Vletoris North, one name
It, lies Margaret Wood, lies Laura Zleinl,
Ilse land Gillette. It s Ilnnln Packard.
The most realistic tranelormationa. larvelons
tricks. lech-mical elects New and elaborate
screen. Dazzling costumes Girgcous ballets
Enchantl mn- to. An enrcrtainlneut of utcon«
Irollablejo o,ity superior excellence lull of "W’
in! Psurprises and rare enjoyment
Popular prl cs prevail. Reserved Scali- at Dale’s
and Plaisted's. I urtam rises m B p In. Home
care on both lines alter the mlertdllmcnt.
l‘l' -NUX~lN—Al.l.. n3
Muslc Hall-
ANNUAL FAIR,
Rdlllllll‘ and oddllllldldllllll
Duiylai Fuller Pill, NI. 48,
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC,
Nov. 20, 21, 22.
Entertainment,
Jubilee Singers.
Dramatic Club.
Military Drill by Company of Young
Ladies. ‘
Admlmioa, - - Io Cents
Look out for the Fair Bulletin, “HARD TACK."
(B it! 8
TAYLOR it GOLDEN,
Rid] RRIRIR dill IRRRI‘RRRR,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk, Conn.
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LOST.
Advertisements underlhls noteueend 5
lheaitlmsusumestocm sins W
INN“ BPSI‘GWUOD LArl’l'¢ TUESDAY. A
hand white kitten; wore a nd ribbon
around neck. Puller will be liberal) rewardedl by
returning It to No 50 Lowe street.
A IILIAGE BOOK OF Till HOUS \TONlC
Railroad Suitable reward tor Its return. Ap
ply at No. a Water street Norwalu. oil it
FOR SALE.
Ad vertlaerncnts underline head, not exceedingb
llnealdmsmcatlmcswc. I week two
T0 MILK DEALERS.
”To Impossible party the writer will dispose of bin
at Ink m0 to :l 0 quarts daily; with rum
wvantageous terms.
3. BUROHABD,
P.030llll. 029!w
Aflwm CLASS CADlloobl'l'. ALI. CUR-
laics and In lint class order. Born
msdonlyafcwllules. Callsndsesltstle
linse‘scurlsac Repository. III I!
o halldl l Mandmteet ea
TwW-tavnnua l‘wfi. w can can?“ or
I. II. nor-r. m
llillliflll'l Ullldllll Ullllldlll“ “"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ..
|Itlllle'llolllorus.” BoodIsAldormenln uaasssla
ethonth
being sixty (or) trust
and nut ‘35,“: northerly an:
I.
gnu (messed " therly by land now or term-
and 1&3: public". auction. on the
herelnhercre dworibsdou whday ol usury.
A. D. J”! at limoclock forecourt eomnchlbereol
lewill lbesumnl vlmndollmalhst being
of thesald Airline ll meith no
the“ sum total In set list togetherwith
the“ olnallev‘y not
ll 51’ OBN.1‘axCollocIor List 1883.
"list? athrwulk. November I. A. D., M
'l'ux Collector’s Sale.
NUl'lClls hereby given that the undersigned.
Collector ol wamnT‘RI‘ni under a: by owl“ at a
y crecn an s grind
proper manhunt "will dlrecnd to the “undue
commanding bin to levy and cell ectof 1333?.
AUGUSTUS o. LYON.
endother namedlnlhclule book. on the
list to raid warant annexed. their swan!
these! the anal Intel as n stated,
management dupou theater-”v
clnllfith tho ebltnnllotlhe Io
MJ larl’end n
providing lot the Indebicdncs
than” rpoesn
lont'fmnl levies noon the following described
otsald
.mal
Augustus 8. Lycra
situated in town or Norwalk. and bounded as fol-
lowr. to witz—All that certain tract or land wllhths
bulld‘llzl thereon stand situated In said town of
Norwalk at South Nor ,- lI l'lax Sill so-cellsd.
bet sixty Ill). leer front and rear and one hnn red
”in? rt'yjtl'.‘ 0) test. morcor line lndeptn; bounded
easterly Lo
oi DevId
ly of m
highway, northerly and westerly by land
I mend usontherly by land now or former-
And i rhillm' sell at ‘ublic Auction, on the premise“
bernlnbeioro described, on the Bill day of January.
A. D., Wit, at. II: Ibo clock fovrnoon. so much
thereof aswlll raise Ibn sum of eleven dollar-, that
hole the proportion of the said Angnsiuss Lyon
ol l e sum total IIIa said list. together with the
charges of levy. salsa
GEO. 3 ST JOHN TI: Collector list 1836.
Dated at Norwalk, November I, A. D., l.890
n3 0 I.
Tax Collector’ a Sale.
OTICBIs herrb given that the undersigned
Collector of area under and by Virtue at a
certainlax warrant. duly aerated and s! gned
prop rauvhor ly and directed to the nmlentlgnedy
commanding him to Icvv antl collect or
AUGUST!!! b LYON
and other persons named In the mic book. on the
list to said warrant annexed. tleir several p
Lions 0! the sum total at therein stated. said sum
being a lax or arses ID‘DI laid upon the assessment
list made In 1889 by the inhabitauls of ill? town of
Norwalk regularly and legally assembl d to wit.
onlhc Risldsy of Dember. A D. IS~9 met for
W urpoecof provici g tor the indebtedness cl
said town. leviea upon the follomng described real
estate 0! mid
Augustus 8. Lyon,
situated in town oI' Norwalk. and bounded as fol
Iowa to win—All Ihat ccrtaln tract of laid with lb
nulldl gs thrreov standin
Norwalu at South Norwal on Flax lilll recalled
being sixty (60) Iec' front av d rear and one honored
and forty ( till lent. to re or less in deoIh; bonndel
enter y thIghway, northerly .ud wcsIerIy by lend
of David w and soothe. ly by land now or turmer-
ly oi Betsey But
And l Shell sell at Public Auction, on the premi-
ses [tacit-bet Ire describc I! out the 8th day of Jane-
arr. A D. 16m. at II :00 clock lorenoon. so much
thereo'eswtll rarselhe sumntelevcu doll ollare.that
being the propordon oi the said Augustus a 'you.
the sum total in said list, together with the
charges of 0levy, sale Ac
0.3 81' J0!“ Tax Collector List 1339.
Dated at Notwaln ,Novembcr l, AD,
"-10 I7
3....“ Collector’s Sale.
Norton Is My given tattoo
(hibiorothxnnndsrundby vlvmoofh
cataintaxwatrsa dulynxacntedudsl edb
propwauthlr ar‘l'ddirecledtothe oudsr'tigusli
commanding attolcvyandcollectol
nAltlIierA 'l‘uDD
andotnrrpcreonenamedlnthe rate book,on the
listlosaid warrant annexed melt several
lionsotthesnmtolalasthmlnltated. deem
being a tax orasunu mutant laid upon the asses
Innntllst made In 1387 by the lnbabltan a ot the
own of Norwalk. regularly and legally a-rmblctl
to wit on the Idlhdayol December A 1).. use:
that [or the purpose of providing for the Indebted'
neon! seld town, Irvine noon the lollovrlng tie
scribed real estate ol said
Harriet A. 'l’odd.
situated In town of Norws k, and bounded as to].
Iowa, towlt: All that certain Oyster Plantation In
said Norwalk as designated by the Commiesloncrs
of said row for the purpose so loud, wi hthe
nylons Inert planted. aid dtao-r bed as follows:
bounded northerly now or formerly by plants" Ion at
Henry Bell eoulhcrl)’ by plantation now or term: rly
of George N. Warren ca tcrly b plantation row or
lomerly o! lsaac l. Stevens.“ westerly by plan.
Iatlon now or formerly of George A. iloyl. conlaln-
log tour [It] acres more or less
And i shall sell at public auction. on the lens
heret- belore dacribed, on the 8m day of unitary
A D. mt at mocllrk. forenoon. so much thercot
so will raise that sum of one dollar, lhaI being the
proportion ol the said
llarriet A. Todd.
of the sum total In said list, I'ogether with the
char oi lcvy, sale .kc
gas“ II or JODN. TaxCoIleclor. Llrt 1387.
Dan-dost Norwak, November, A D. Iilll
bill 1.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
NOTICS l- herrby glvcnlbat the undersigned,
(‘ollectnr of Taxes. under and by virtue of a
certain tarwarrant. dull uncured and slgnoub
proper authority and directed to the noderslgned',
commending him to Kerr and collect or
liAlIlllE’l‘ A TODD
and other unnamed In the rate book.on the
list to eat war errant annexed thelr asrsral propor-
tions at the rum total as therein stated sad su-
being a tax or monument laid upon the assessment
ilst made In use by the Inhabitants ol Ihc town 0!
Norwalk regularly and legally assembled to wit
or thc27lll day of December A D. Iliad. met for Its
purpose oi providing for the lndeblodnrsa of said
town levies upon the labelling described
estate of said
Daniel A Todd
situated In town at Norwalt, and bonndrd as fol-
low lowlt: Illll that certain uysur Plantation In
aeld has designated by the Commleolourrs
or said town for Immm appuin ed. with the
oyelcre therein Ian and described as lollows:
bnnndcdu now or terms ly by plantation
Decry Bell, southerly by p an atlonnowor forum,
or George .W'arlrn “easterly-gm plantation now
larceny ollsaac westerly by
mos tormerly or George A. flat. contain.
Parlour it] acres m- It or late
nd lpnall sell at Public Anc'lol. on the promises
desert
TOLET.
Adetlesmentaenderthishead, Jamestown
Ila-.lumeflcltimeslloalwaekl Lilli.
Ill UPPIII PART OF A D0118! 70 Ill W,
as Lowewrsel. onnlalnlnglve rooms; ran as.
Inquire of A. Dlntsrnan nut
Fwoll OVIII roar Ohio! l'ott ONION
cremslllalnlly. Inquire c. Swans. stout
Well (lint (in. .
Inna-nouns o s woopwalm Al anus.
, min in; cmp. 'sle order Also a
uoonl u lent Norwsl
Inquire of I. A.W
MHDUSI commutation Wlsl'nlol'llgm
lumen-l arm. n antes
“MIN“ rim q um I
“Halli!” mm 1100' IS flAthfilUDw
om astronauts» Norwalk. Ill-I’m
TESL“ WOODWARD nouuvraan—II Dooll.
lth siebll “affirm” stemming;
I call I.
a3... P per Ian-lb. Inquire or" c.
souls. at hummer Wei Cigar company.
Glucose A“! ll." anon on A'I'
ulnar nu‘lbllss hem
LOW“ Joell.” “3'...
A W"
{Fa-00%
Ila-w fllgl. “and
, Iod;nldsr orooms; It
“My“ '
”M‘fin" a m entrust
bed. until e an dayof
D. Istl, et lo.lbo'cloek torsaoon. sons
thereof as will raise ltesonrotonadollar, that hung
menotlhcseld
ilsrrlst
of the “rings-Lin": raid list, together with the
chargers
GLO B a'l' Joflfl.'l'sr(:olleetor List In
Daledo at Norwalk. November]. A. ll.
W ANTED.
BLACAIIII'I'D‘II BIL?“ A l‘ Ill’ I con-
~hop. last liar-had some cape leans
Apply as above. M
onto” hint 10 mp noose in a...
my stun Aémlyiokll l. mayhem“ ilo.
Iain street, South
000D emu DOES! Pill'll our“ to
exceed 075. Incl It at hudeII'sllli
at“ it
noon scientific. .5... AMT“
25 lothe Ansonlsurass Erased Coppctlo ., In
Muscat; Ooaa. al-
rousnasnrmwoaamnamrnss.
A “I‘ll. ml!
DlIlSIl‘l' 1'")? mill. All nuasa mu
chlldt rold. Applylolrailounhw
wool, Il'l'sy mu
THE NEW
comay,lilllllll'l'llllll STORE
uldsnml
- Norwallr. regularly and
situated In said town of
a.” scum uonwaur, -
this place
next thirty days. After that the
portion to the new tarifi
Sacques, etc.. from a bankrupt
will sell for5 and 6 cents.
silk, Ior5
sold at bottom prices.
given out from each store with
coupons secure the book.
Have just purchased a large line of Carpets, including Mo-
qucttes, Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels.
makes of Ingrains, including Angora, Agra, Lowell and Hart-
ford, nnd all other makes. The largest stock ever shown in ,
These goods will be sold at the old prices for the
All the new
prices will be advanced Ill pro-
We have purchased a stock of Clocks, J acl'ets Capes, Plush
house In New York, and the
goods will be sold cheap. Please compare prices before buying.
We have just purchased a case of Standard prints which we
A good line of Apron Ginghams from 5 cents up.
An Immense stock of ribbons, commencing with No 2, all
cents. The South Norwalk store is stocked with a
complete line of Dry and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
We also propose to give away a Medical Book of 480 pages
with every twenty dollars worth of Goods.
Coupons to be
every dollars Worth. Twenty
SCOFIELD do HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
'l‘ax Collector’s Stole.
o’l‘lCB ls hereby given that the undersigned
N Collector ol’ Tum under and by virtue oi a
return tax warrant Izuly executed and st,ned by
proper authority and "cored to tilt: umlerslgned,
commanding him to it vy and collect of
HA Aitllllt‘l‘ A. T00).
and other persons named in the rare book on the
list to said warrant annexul. their several proper
lions ol the sum total as therein slated. said rum
hung a ax or assessment laid upon the arson-merit
llsr. made in law by the lnblblltallhs of the town of
legally assembled to wk,
on the dlsid yol Dctxmber A D. use» mul lnrthc
pulp soot providing for the Indebtedness of paid
town. lotion upon the following discnhtd real cam e
of said
Harriet A. Todd.
situated in town of Nurses k, and bounded as lr-l-
lows, to wit: All that certain Oyster Plantation in
said Norwallt, as designated by the «'uuimlrsloners
of said to for that purpose appointul with the
oy lens I in planted. end denaltkd III-tonnes:
bounded northvrl. n w or formerly by plsnlnli mot
Ill'r ry lirll southerly by plantation now- or formerly.
of Ce Irgn N. “am-,n cent by h) p nuiatlo- now or
lormerly by lsaacl nucleus and Vt slur. ) l». p' an-
tallon now or! r erly cl Gmrgu A lloyt. metal n
log tum (ll acres more or less.
And I shall sell at public auction. on the premiere
herrlnbeloredercr' brd on the sub dayol January.
A. 0.. ISM. at iomo‘rlocklorenoon somurbtaereoi
aswlll raise the sum of oredollsr, that belog the
ion of the said
WM Bartlet A. Todd.
oi the sum total in said but. together with the
tie sale Ike.
3% JOHN. Tax Collector ulst IBO
Dated at l’Norwalk, November I, A D.
oil 10 l?
RRRLRN PRINT.
(GREGORY '8 POINT.)
(30‘s N.
FOR
THE
Winter
Hudyeduiu
03‘ store [to all from the surround-
lrsg water's served III every
aulc
J". E. POWER
all If PilllPith'l‘Oll.
A. S. li‘lilll1{l\
JEWELER.
Diamonds. 1‘. cit-hos. Jewel: y.
Pine Watclliiapoit-z.,1 :t armlalty
SD South Main t. install Hus-wall
Rudd Bdsllflii ddllldi!
s’l‘arlrnllo (INN.
REIDI’BHI Isl-.l'Tl-Alllll-Jt lltl.
A Busin-s Trlinltiy, .. school for h vth n res Book
keeplu Backup Penmanship Telegrapbv. hlmrt-
band. pewrllu g, etc. Ilum ughly laugh! I’m“
llenl. may bl interviewed at the College atllr Aug
hlh. Catalogues soul I- n appilrntlon. j).
S. E. BAKER.
.. SECURE - HAND FURNITURE
AND
Household Goods of All Kinds.
cash Paid for Goods or Sold on
Commission.
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No. 22 NORTH IAIN STREET
till Sm BOUT“ NORWALK.
loud llau Insure Your Life!
Seven rents a day will give you an Indrvwmenl
Policy cl Slim pa-sblo at 50 years oi sgo,or at
h." prior; or live cents a day. will aim you a
Life Policy [or 8|, 000, and you do not lose wpst
you have paldln. «so It you stop paying any year
alter three“ nocticnt Donnell. clearance
lleltlnrd
ll. ll IIIIOIIIIDIIU. Amt.
Washington street, booth ltorwsllt.
I‘i‘izouoe ll. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Punishing Undertaker.
S ”cruelly street. Telephone
Residence
can. 174. mils, orulgh
Plants and Vocal luatrncllon
PldNOlard Vocal instructlou will be given b:
Ile‘ little ”you,“ Franklin slrrel, nlpllm
Plotted I}, Adrift.
S NODWALK "Alton TUESDAY ltimt'l'.
ambgwabcallttest lug. rhiflIJlbfiozeci
esahavs merit as. I are aye
land’s. I“ ‘ net It
Ina-IMWMM mflwonfiog;m I.
“mannequins. -
announcer-wart. - hassles-r A‘an‘r *"m
nausea ran-sags. amfib‘fi”
dues aflly
WARRNR!
Buggies, Spindles,
Family Wagons,
Rudd Wagons, Business Walnut.
d RRRR TRP BRRRY
WARRAN TED.
3 ONLY $85. ,
l HAW.—
Olher Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
A a) second hand Buggies, Wagons ell:
Call and see them and get. FIRC‘S.
Wrightlilynn,
Franklin Street, 80. Norwa k.
nl-lw
AT
M. H. CAVANAGH’S
No. 4 CLAY STREET,
Can be found a lull assortment of
IIIIIIIIIII
Reduced Prices.
oil If
JACOB M LAYTON,
[{ml listen and “cure met lienerai Insurance
tglxicy Fire Lin and scrub-m (learn
itinmstilp "l'lcleS-C ah I; and Sleerauc Wis
for £3 and pxnrds snll Mom-y Orlllrs to all pens
0 Burn»: Notary Pnbuc; arituowiedrrmenu
taken Iwwl .thlte l4. Baggage Checked ro Den
llnatlon.
on Waelrlugtou Street. Next to Pout Oil“.
hOl 'lll‘ MIIIWALK. (‘1‘.
Hill! mo
Fall Styles.
In all grades and colors oi
Still and Soft flats, Silk lists.
Boy's Dale and Caps. (truth Date for men sad
boys. Nutrient: llatslormenst
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
t‘lrtug, Planning and Ironing
“Ill llItls
FldSR dudlicduuiry
The largest and cholecsl variety In the city.
Gibson’s Imported Fruit
Tablets, all flavors.
Int fill cents per pound now 80c pound.
Wallaceglluperbllou semi Chocolates Ill:
Emacs celebrated Don Donaand Chocolates la
Nellenald' s in pound and half sound boats.
(In-oil Am- Ilcan Hired the p rind.
Best American Itlml all: pound.
yIk: pound
limb Candy, Tad", Stolen Candy.
ITRRRTRR & RR,
said If MUM m.
"n“wdll runny“...
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SOUTH NO
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Of one dollar’s worth of Goods in our
Kl'l‘llllRN lllll’lll'l'MRN .
TO TH E LADY,
1 bottle By‘itby’s best Shoe Dressing.
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TO THE GENT,
1 box, LARGE, with handle, Byxby’s best.
Holds good only for Saturday
and Monday.
THE BRSTRN SHIRE,
83 Washington Street.
RWALK, CT.
duals, Fish, did its
Of All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND llETAIl
II I BENNETT 129 2.5 BUSTED.
Fruits laudable: Poultry, Etc
83333381 335% Riddld i Rdllllldd
Make special mrntimr of more III»
.-, you want new lllnckerol
whit. as chicken lure-t. {at and line,
hove at 16" a pound. Round Herring
[lor our German (“ends at 5 cents
, pound. fine a- tlu- finest an the Water
bury Home, Shouldrrs and Bacon. W
3mm them last winter with who sells
{361.5le to all concerned. Home 14 cents.
Apples-(irreisings and Baldmne-a
8325 per infrel. N. w Raisins at 13 an
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Holiday Photographs
BEFORE "fill fll'dfl.
G. 3. North.
Ml!
l6 ceritx :I p Iuml Nrw Drtrd Apricots,
24 c~nte a pound. lineal. New citrmv,
large, tim- erlrcted. Gap- CodCrsnber
(Ir-l tinv-t 2quana for 25 cents. O,
p lund- i3 lull-l I" lim- [)r‘llaufl‘e Count
lmn Dolor gnlllg at 26 cents a pound.
U» ”1‘ trawl dollars worth of screen
Tris-i It l-‘ we»; fit Idvrruse to cell i
:v- '3! 123. or! -II till I) motel-s privately the
it n d n't know anything about selectiu
t. i‘ “1' Is rlt our plan We km.
a» have pawl Ira. We try well brim
twlnly. ill" inlet TI :I fur 50 Claim?
5» o! rt III this cut Slime we told nbou
rli~ fir . quality of r ur C fire many new
cu~tun us have rambled It. and tom
balm prom-Incrd It III» best to be- he
anywhere. (Jame and try It at
Biddle I duusiiut’
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Always on hard. a lull line oi
"Ami!" SOAP, PLIA IX‘YIBIINA‘I'OB
HANG! CURB. Plant "lt Dllfl’ IP13.
DPKA1T‘S L00 8151.1 ',H' Ito. It
WHAT?
WHERE?
At Knapp’s lune-e Iona-r-
out, 9 lauroaol'saee
WHY?
Because you act a Full (“owner
Dinner. ems-“second
to who“.
'themmm own
serumaco Mud
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gamut-'Derut‘aaavdmoh. one
It.
lam”
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Mist "Smart.
Norseman!- also hear Dram III
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A full line 0!
. Inn. alt alim- (ll. all Alli) "new or ALI.
am» maniac; rat ans Alto orourruo
I. one am: AI rivalrto or All.
Dmfnll’non suture boa Duo
rodaoaa A'l'
4 WATER STREET,
SOI'A ll.
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL
mt.
And All kinds of 017M
PLATING
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Mfrs-alert team
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Norwalk Chronicler