.mandtomnlte it anob~
3‘0 do so, we have
line of the best
Blank Books
mist. iii. Popular Styles and
Low Prices.
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Drug Store.
st, SIIIIIII llIIIIIaIi
EEllliliE A. Hills,
‘1'”! WIDE-AWAKE-
Bargain Grocer.
FOR CASH.
MA," * TEA. TEA.
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'l‘ryanrtflc'l'ea.
m WEEEE. COFFEE.
Try our m Coffee.
tum. IIIIIIII. turn.
1'?! on! all! Butler.
m Sllllll. SIMON.
fiend warrant it
- . “:10
“dang?!” Bullion in thin town.
Got). A. Ferris,
turn.
lint Street
M Blurbs llll Saturday.
i role. of Salmon ever
at“ h wean: ailing III
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The Clothiers,
JAMES GOLDEN, Editor Ind Proprietor.
Tuned ear :6 monthIJufl: amorous.
flair] lrnotith. Jigsaws: single copied: route.
.I
Hat York W Weather Pom-on.
In this district My fulrto partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail. with shower»
Ilurlnntho :1”,an willeoutlune to
rile slightly. and than! trill he colddmble
ufllll’llwfitl. Light soothe rly to mutbeuslcrly
winds will prevail. in thin vicinity to-morrow
partl y cloudy weather, with showers and rising
temperature. In probable.
Mini-turn Alumnae for To—morruw.
Sun Sets ‘ High Tide Low Tide
mun. i ntltklt). morn.
Oh! Well Lodge, No. 108. will work
the first degree this evening.
Sun Rises;
at 5.115. I
Raymond Brothers are discharging II
cargo of sand for Giles & Clancy.
~Try Belts & Farrington's claret wine.
Special price by'the case.
Humboldt Lodge, Sons of Herman,
will give a dance in (lermania Hall.
September 1-1.
The boat Two Brothers is at John H.
Ferris' dock with a cargo of road for the
(th of Albany.
—BI-tt;-I It Funington's port wine for
sickness is the best.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at David McLean's Ivanhoe cottage.
Bell Island. this evening.
A partyof nixteenllenry street, Fast
Nor“ I.Ilk ladies are enjoying their an-
nual piII niII to Huston to day.
—-If you want a good wall; laid. ud-
Ilnn-I William Thomwon. box 42. Now
“all; t'onn.
Brown the? :3? and.“ :2l races on the
IlriIing park to—IIIorroII there will be an
exhibition of brood mares and colts.
The Wmlpott tire department contem-
plate taking part in the Labor Day in.
tllL'ilrilIl parade to be held in this town.
-—Mar_I‘laud club Wllisllit-y. the only
perfect II lIiIlreI' for IIIIIIliIIinIIl purIn'uIII.
at Belt“ & Earrinuton's.
T. S. Morrison has purchased “Land
.\lurk" lo drive with "rich-Fat Illt“ run-a
this Week. They Inakea fine and fast
team
SelahSt-amanhns giIIIn up hi: [nui-
iion IIith marlntman James Farrington
and secured a pohition with Louis Held.
of Bridgeport.
—Peaches in great variety at Bells &
l-‘arrington's.
The new lawn tennis grounds are htL
ing rapidly graded and put in readiness
for use. The first games will be. played
the latter part of this week.
Some joker removed the crank which
operates the gates at the Washington
street crossing, last night. and the gates
could not be let down for some time.
—We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot netaurunt.
The Huntington. Northport and (lion
Cove lodges expect to v'nut Butler Lodge
tomorrow evening. The initiatory Ile-
grw will be conferred on four candidates.
Memberu of the Danbury TI-nnis club
who are to play in the l-‘airlleld (’ounty
tournament are meItiIIing on the Nor.
walk gmunds. where the contest is to
take place.
*Sfi'ly's celebrated annuparilla. cream
and lemon node 80“ only by Bell 5: Fur-
ringtou.
A IIIouIItIIr tomato. ruined by Henry
‘illum VIIIII lI weighed one and a half
pounds and mentored fifteed inches
around, was on exhibition yesterday in
Dnlggiat Stillson'u window.
The veteran. of Old Well Hook and
laddermmpmy of 1m" will meet at
the City Hotel parlors Thursday evening
to make nrmngcmentn for a reunion. All
mcmbenI are mounted to meet.
—l-‘or the but olives go to Belle d:
Farrlngton'o.
The South Norwalk Fire Police have
received an invitation from the annro»
noel: and Rye Neck Fire Department to
participate in a grand firemen's parade at
Mnmnnmeck on Monday, Sepunnbcr 21.
The Alpha Wheel club will hold an im-
portant mating tonight at the residence
of}; N. Jackson. No. 20 Elm street.
The Meeting will cmunnmeo at 8:45
o'clock. At 7:30 the. club will have a
short run mud town.
......
--lf you want your house conneéted
with sewer, or any similar work. Edd]!!!
William Thompm, bot: 4.8. Namath. Ct.
The marriagoof William (I. littbbn,
a mint Kermit butcher. and Ill”
Delilah Brendan, bummed to take
phreuthe Woof tho hritle‘rpurv
cuts at (flaunt Ridge, N. Y., outhe
attempt septumber lo.
%iww,ammmhw
ut IIII'Arthur Andmullnnltnille.
forth: benefit «(the Calvary Baptist
South
nu: EVENING strum. '
'7
VNorwalk.
to improve,
The City of Norwalk band will be m
mod for their néw uniforms thin evening.
-0no quart bottles of Hires Root Beer
V at one It lumngtonI-I
,I.
A peach festival will be held in the
Broad River chapel this and to-morrow
evenings.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperance,
go to Compo Beach, Thursday, on their
annual picnic.
~Turltey, eupon and chicken in glazes
found only at Bella; dc lI'arI-ingmn's.
The F. B. Morton place on Benedict
“Inn has been sold through D.P.Morrell
to J. (3. Hawkins.
The members of St. Paul's Church
Sunday school are ,‘picuicing in Betta’
grove this afternoon.
~Fine Olorosu sherry at Bette 5: Far-
rington's.
Mrs. F. J. (“amp of Norwullr has been
taken suddenly ill at the home of her
daughter in Hartford.
David. a young son of Frank N. ‘IIr-
rid, of Elm tlroIo Place. fell lust evening
and dislocated his finger.
~lf you want curb or gutter laid or
rI-luid. address William Thompson, box
4:2. Norwulk, t'oun.
The firm of Howell it L’lIonIrIIeIliI-u
has been dimolved. and D. l‘. Mom-ll
will conduct the business hereafter.
The Norwullt tins Light oompany com-
IIIIInIIed the work of laying the newrable
across the harbor to East Sorwallt. this
morning.
—~E'ine blackberry wine and brandy at
Belts It Farrington’s.
.\ pension of $12 II month has been
granted Thaddeus Ii. Morton, deems“,
of East Norwulk, through the agency of
D. P. Morn-ll. w
The monthly meeting of the Building
and Loan association this evening will
be an important one. it Is expected that
Ibnut #3 HUI.) “ill be lwanm‘.
— UIIIlIlot \[ngul iii and III III alroni are
the bowl. found only at Ilettsd: I" .Irring
Inn's.
There will be It spIIIIIIIl IIIIIIIt'ng of the
ham ball department of thtI ‘t'. M. t'. A.
on Friday evening at N200 o'clock.
Every member should be present.
R. .Slouu and wife. and XII-bolas
Martin and futuily, II ho have bwn
camping on i‘ednr Hammock fur the
lKL-II two weeks. broke rump yI-stIIIrIlay.
——llere’s to your health and your fum-
ily's. May you live long and pnmpfll‘: if
you driult Root [leer made from Knupp‘s
Root Beer Extract.
John Ryun. of t'unnnus Station. “1%
found asleep on one of the docks uptown
by ()ll‘IIII-r Morehouse early this morning.
He was arrested and lined M and «not.
He paid
The Retail lienlmntut (.‘oIIIIuerIIial Ina-
IIIIII intion will hold a meeting in George
H. Bmmtleld's store. Water sin-III, to-
Iuome evening at 8 ‘lll II'I lIII-lr. Itnport~
nut luminous will come up.
r-Slu‘lllllt's' In glam at Bella It: Furring-
tou‘s.
The friend» of the M. 1’. church. at
Silver Minn, will hold n picnic in llIIenI‘
woods, Friday. Augmt 21. for the benefit
of the church. Refreshments will be
lit’l'fl'd during the afternoon and etching.
The borough lire committee. together
with the board of engineers, meet this
evening at the parlors of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder (Tmnpnny to sum up the tee-
tlmony concerning the trouble in the
company.
~—l‘otted meat» in great variety at
lleltn & l-‘urringmn'n.
Frank Thompwn, of this city, went to
Porn-heater last evening. to attend II con-
cert. be my; l-‘rieudn who claim to
know. think he took a great deal of iron—
ble to see it. and say it Iran for tome
other purpose. .. ..
Lust January Attorney James 1‘. Hub-
bell fuckrrizml the judgment of B. J.
Sturgm upturn the town of Norwalk
in the suit of A H Byington vs. litur-
ms Yesterday morning the nit-eh-
merit wan reissued and a bond substitut-
ed for the amount of the claim.
Admin. an Indian woman who. keeps
house for A. Karma. in West Nor-walk,
in now om seventy-fire yearn of age.
She was born in Greenwich on the
Fourth of July and III» lived in this
toirnmenl yearn. Blue is all" noting
and earns con-idem“. may by telling
fortunes.
--If you treat you cellar built no you
want it, address ”William Thompaoiiflm
42, Not-«elk, (onu.
“...—......
Forwrmlweehfi’udeu Keck-rm
been Mend by the ”Inductor
morn lunar. melting upon ram
Want". human-alum
m’ln’uuw-lomthmd
cIIIIIIIIVoIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIII‘I rage ' ".IIIIIIIIIIIII
Oulmme avenues.
The Frank I. Frayne company arrived
in town this morning and are stopping
at the Email: Hotel . .
«Dent Invite!» to"! Gil-III Irina-II.
borne coffee at Betta & Purriugtou II.
Butler Dodge, l. 0.02141, will rehearse
the iniatutory degree fro-night. All
oiiiceniuud the team are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
The bids for the grading of llclden
avmue, wereu follows: William inwlor,
“37.25; A. Bach, 34601”; E. Magner,
$302. 00. The borough engineer ultimat-
ed the cost at “7‘2 10.
Officer Ford of Middletown more to
South Norwallt but (It ening in search of
II girl named Bartram who ran away
from her home in that place. He found
the girl and took her home.
The hospital committee met last cvcn-
ing in the parlors of Old Well Hook and
ladder Company. Reports from com-
Initteei were given and matters regard-
ing the coming fnir were talked up. The
committee will meet again next Monday
evening.
—-Le Mun-bane! sardines at Bella &
Farriugton's.
The case of James Lune, charged with
shooting his brother, was adjourned from
yesterday afternoon until this morning.
when his brother Donnie wrut aim to be
ll‘lHl for mull. This morning both
(“3505 were adjourned until Thursday
morning at 9 o’clock.
~BI-tts It l‘urriugton buy all their teas
direct from the importer.
The Unanimous club of New York will
pariahI of a Rbodo Island clam bake at
Roton Point to—IIIorrow. The club num-
ber»; three hundred and will mun» by
rut-tuner Blackbird. On Thursday the.
C. B. Aokermun association of New York
will picnic at the same plane.
—-White dmml asparagus. the latest
idea. at Bell» It E‘urriugton’a.
The S\\'l‘|ll§l| Singing society. of ilriIlgIL
port. will be present at the hadn‘t festi-
IIIl to hegiwn by the SII‘IIIIIslIMiaaion
society of South .\‘oru‘ullt, Thumluy
owning. in the rooms of the Union
Hulpt‘th'lllpt‘m‘i' Reform W‘itdion.
There will also be other attmctiuus.
“Hungarian Tooltny “intI at Belt.» &
l-‘urringtou'u. -.-..-H
Rurchard and hwkwood. Rinse“ and
lianland will play the opening games in
the NIIrwIIlk-ilriIlgI-Iurrt tennis tourna-
ment, at l’Iring-pIIrt.tIunomm' afternoon.
Many members of the club wlll lll't‘flm-
puny tin-III. leaving the Mott avenue
grounds behind a four-in-hand It 19:45
p. III.
——'l‘ry the new cereal California wheat
wafers at Belt.» It l-‘arrington's.
About thirty-five IIIeInlIeru of thIIY.
W. t'. T. l-'. and their friends enjoyed II
clam bake at the mtup of their president.
Mm. Annie Waters, at Dell Island, Rut-
IIrIluy evening. Augie-It 15. Rowing waII
indulged in by the young people. The
party returned home about 10 (fl look
all agreeing tb; It diet had spent a pleas-
nut owning.
A telegram was received from Dunbury
by (Sill-II of l’olil't' Voilmt‘l'. lard evening.
requesting him to haven liquor drummer
named W. l’. (lII-nnon. nrrrelml for deo
trending the Pratt Home of ”I. The
chief detained him and (Mir-er Bradley,
of Dunbury. came down later and took
(llenuon back with him.
——If you want your grounds laid out
and gmled, ntlllmifl William Thompson.
box 42, Norwalk. (.‘onu.
W. H. llIIih-y arrived from Pillsbury;
today. He experts to remain for ten or
twelrelluya. during which time be will
try and dispose of his property on Spring
IItreet, which he often on very favorable
terms in IIdrI-rtinemeut in this issue. If
he disposes of his place be will remove
ltil family III IIIIIIIImrg.
Bell. a l-‘arriugtIm‘II.
Twentyone members of the Arlen
Singing moiety wenttol’ortcheater on
the 1.06 train yeltmlny and participated
in the concert given by the moiety in
that place. There were seven modeling
in the concert and it is reported to have
been one of the best ever held in the
town. The Norwalk delegation enjoyed
themselves hugely.
um. Proxy I. renown»: at uni
William lurreucc. Iliad thin morning at
6:15 o‘clock at Mr. lamw’a mklence.
No. llQuluiard avenue. )ln Petty our”
bar-in Dominant, Coguo «flatnlf. Y3?"
and mummonrwnr w
Ina. me In a man of lonbladb
pollflon, M a devout chi-Him. The
funeral will be held Timed-y afternoon
It 290.
Mill:- in Particular.
Andavorythinglumuliab themat-
mywhaeblood
III.“ III till}; 'u'I'I 'IIoIIIIIIIII. V ' ...... '
main, corner of VanZaudt ‘IInd South ,
1 dill. llCIlIny
wFrenI-h soup in glam. all kinds. at“
I,
A.DlCKERMAN & soN,
84 Washington Street,
THIRTY-03E! YEARS 0L”.
Tool", tho Aulvemry of the (”gantry
lion 0! South blur-alt ...-cu:-
The City of South Nor-walk husnttailr
M ittl'nmjltfity; it ill tummy-one your:
The city whit chartered in
Ifu‘y‘.‘ um. and email-ll August, ill.
19570. the tint electlgm for city cinema
being held August 17. The lint mayor
was Dudley P. Ely, and the following
were the councilman elected that your:
First ward, Tulmndge Baker, Thomas
(layer, III-under (l. Wilcox, Franklin B.
Purdy; Second ward, John L. Richards,
Robert H. Rowan. J. L. Hopkins, Win-
field 3. Hartford: Third ward, Henry ll.
Elm-ll. George Benedict. Harlz'L Nor-
ion. The officers since have been as fol~
lows:
Mayor. 1872. Dudley P. Ely: council-
men, First ward, Thomas Buyer, loreuzo
Dibble, Willimn H. Wilwx, Henry W.
Lenten Second ward. John 1.. Richards.
Robert I. Tubes. Samuel P. l’cek, Edwin
A. Whitman.
Mayor, 1373, Dudle' P. Ely; council-
men, First wan]. Thomas Guyer, Morris
M. Norton. Henry W. later, Nelson J.
Crew: Second ward, Robert I. Tollert.
John L Rirbunlvt. (it-Inge Nowell, Sam-
uel F. I’IICIK; Third ward, George \l'.
Smith. Jor'wph R. Raymond. Henry II.
Elm-ll. Francis II. Nash.
Mayor. lS’il.\\’alter if. Quintard; conn-
eilmen, First ward, Thomas (Foyer. Mor-
r'u M. Norton, Nelson J. t‘raw. Henry W.
later: Second ward. Roliert H. Rowan.
John I... Richards. Robert I. Tallest, Chen-
ter F. Tolles: Third ward. Joseph R. Ray-
mond. Henry H. Elm-ll. Henry Sey-
mour. Chnrlm III Doty.
Mayor. ls‘ifi,\\'alter (‘. Quintnrd: I-onu-
cilmen. l-‘irIIt ward. Morr'ut M. Norton.
Thomas Huyer. Nelson J. (raw, Francis
F. Bybe-e: Second word. Burr Nash,
Thomas 1. Raymond. James )I. Lane.
Winfield S. llanford: Third ward, Jonah
Jonathan Millard, Jlkit‘llll ll. Raymond
Hanfonl Wilcox. Charles E. Dory.
Mayor. 1876.Walter t‘. Quintnrd; couu~
cilInIIu. Finn ward. William ll. Duncan,
Charles W. Hoyt. Jolson J. (haw. Henry
I R. Fitch: Second ward, Thomas I. Buy-
mond, David R. Selloclr. Winfield S.
Hartford. James M. Lane; Third ward.
Charles E. Duty, Henry H. Elwell.
Joseph R. Raymond. Henry Seymour.
Mayor. lhii. Dudley l'. Ely: council-
mIIu. l’mt ward. William T. (‘rnux Wil—
liam 8. Benton, Henry R. Fitch, John I’.
Zelutl: Second ward. I). R. Seller-it.
Thomzm I. Raymond. I‘Ifer II. Cunning-
lmm, flunk» W. Smith: Third ward.
Edwin Aduuw. John H. Ferris. James L.
Rimell. (loony \\'. Smith.
'Mayur, 1379. Dudley P. lily; I-ouIIIIIL
men. T. Baker, P. l.. Cunningham. 1‘. II‘.
Bullock. John H. Knapp. W. 'l‘. (’ruw.
I). ll. Srllcrlt.
Mayor, 1879.“'inli-IIIIS. llnnl'onlzcoun-
l‘ilmon. t‘. l-‘. llalloelt. William T. t‘raw,
l’. L. I'unniugham. John 1.. Rll‘llahlsl. O
W. Weed. (‘. Swarm.
M‘“ or DIN) Wallerl‘. Quinlnrd: court.
ciltnen v‘lIIdn-III J. t ‘.rofut Lorenzo Dib-
ble. Andrew 'l‘hnmpsun, ( ‘harles .\I. Law-
WHIR‘. Burr Knapp, Gould lloyt.
Mayor. 1W1.t7hristiun Swarm: council-
men. Charles F. llalloIIlt. Ebenezer llill.
Henry I. Smith. Henry R. Fitch. Jen»
Iniah Donovan. Jr.. Ebenezer 1‘. Harvey
Mayor. ”8‘2. Christian Swartz: council-
mon. Clarence Nash. John W. Bogunlus,
mend, John W. Powell. James M. Lane.
Mayor. 1883, Peter L. l'unningharn:
umucllmen. l-‘mlericlt 5. Lynn. John W .
Hogarth“. Joseph Vmom. Henry I.
finiith, Oliver E. Trowbridgo. thorge ll.
I'latIIted.
Mayor, 18“. Richard H. Golden: coun-
eus, Alden Solmunu, Mutthew Corbett,
Frederick 8. Lyon. David F. lluut.
Mayor. 1585. Nelson Taylor, Jr.: enun-
cilmI-n. Charles ll. Steven». (‘barhn lI‘.
Hulloek. Matthew Corbett. Edward I".
Smith, Joint \‘V. Powell, William ll.
Reed.
ellmen. George N. Warren. H. D. II'ox.
'RobI-rt Horton. William B. Hubbub
Charles P. Bullock, William it. Need.
ciluwn. Charles F. Hullock. Matthew
Warren.
cilmcn. Janice (‘3. Crown. Nelson J. Crow.
I James A. l'arrington, Henry D. For.
Willlmu H. Smith. (loom E. Smith.
Mayor, IBHO, lI‘rIInk Comatoelt: contra
lnelr, John W. Duke. Franklin A. Smith?"
Richard J. Cntbdl. John L. Rlehurdn.
ris. John W. Duke. Richard J. Cutblll.
William B. Hutbell. ham: 3. Jennings.
ngg
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matinim or (tour! Dr.
Rimmed: l’ovrdm run.- the wont cm.
Ask for no or 10 Sample.
Taylor a Golden,
South Norwalk
William W. (‘otnstock “'illintn A. My ‘-
ellmen. Joseph Vroom, Charles ll. Stov-
Mnyor, it“. John L. Richards: muu-
Mayor,1887, William B. Hubbelliuoun-
Corbett. Theodore 8. lnwndm. Nelson
J. (‘rnm John W. Bogardtu, George N.
Mayor. 1388, William B. llubbell. noun-
ellmen. James C. Crone, Charles F. Hub
Mayor. film, Edwin Wilmxmouneil.
men, Charles lI‘. llallmk. Frank N. Fer-
I Mayor, lim, William ll.lloed: mum
and am «more fertile trip. limb clrru-
'ciltncn, Nelle-I J. Curr. Charles G. flo- lam Mondid trip! "631:an “m
Dunn-n. Gum lackvrwd. fiends Bol- it"m’u 3.0175. mm». .II.
Iect. Edward F.Ktnpp,lJmephA. Volk. M; o, “timWTii‘ih ... n ' When-,3;
Store. #3. 80 Manager.
i’Conncllunu‘li‘mflfn“milliliit'l m“ " WW ' '
.p 311:“ "drab runner mm 1 author Imp. “m
Don t puller from any kind of illum-
Illclmnlnon'ln
Wintergreen Prickly AIIh and Com
Imdrlinn
kin Pickle: and at
for Teething Children.
merit. “25¢ a Bottle, try it, at
CharlesE.Seymour’s
leading linen. 33 Washington 81ml, South Mall.
mucmmmsunmn
BMW Chicken,
WI.“ “ligand Olive» M Wino»
Westillkeepupoursrudeofnnlmwtlwbighentmrh
ronorHERs:
Moody’ s Aromatic Syrnplf'
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insem-
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THE Bll__Y___ RANGER
Boat Play of Frontier Life ever written.
Gran-m Rifle shot on Earth. Educated Indian
Pony “filttinx ltull. Mugnlllcuntfi htl Scen-
ery. Brilliant in tilled, Grand in Hall.
Seats on rule at the usual pin-es.
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WEDNESDALIUGUST l9
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MINSTRELS.
PRICES.
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rou'n D'Ivs.
AutusIII, l9,2ll,2|
Purses. $2, 800.
TUESDAY, AUGUST I8.
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Racer Conuneuee at; II'lIrIIII- Sharp.
All Ilunbnry and Norwnlk train» utter L‘.‘
o'clock ntop M tm‘lt. "alumni lure.
Hum rIIrIlun IIIInneIt with Itll train-I on the
N. Y..l.N La
lliIlIIIIIbI riddp 'l‘lrkclu admit Mrndwr uIIIl
ADMISSION 50 GENTS.
Indira and t‘hildmn llIIlf i‘rlce.
Fri-II.
t'nrrlrmm
tll't'xlxuluu "Luv KWIIIID III-«mm.
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By tinsel-l lJmltIid 81pm Trulnu. and Hot»
Ilka-n.“ werkl. melt Inc of "wruIthe nut
Mund:y. Annual It. at
Mung: ”1‘0“.” 1;!” all "pram of me
mad? flunk art hum-ltxé
turmoil admission to I lit
rk (l trend Gum
an fluent mini: e m
mien-ltd tlchelnto lake “mm and Mt. lilo-
0 Ir. twonf the Inn-It tremors-mun! the
nor .heen bound at anmnlladuneemltmpin.
at the Continental. them nutltb animus
llall lemon; (tr-III Union.” or other hotels wlll
Till Win In a ital of may «(gr-“rm.
Councilmen at the City of or
(lump. Armada. Mammal
run- In lmllhi or the unstruc-
lhmof It never thumb Item" venue to
‘erlur strut
OPENING 0F THE SElSflll N
Thursday, Aug. 2O.hm
Los'l‘.
EAR Mali-chemo Hotel. Sunday. lad—- ‘II
id watch. Award will be paid
It» re an to this Inner Initial
.F
with
pun- run-Ilsa
u re of Mandi-ll
cornpuly‘ II or on the prem-
I l I. oury ll‘ I.
taming ulna rooms.
and fruit "ecuI on
throughout.
“.10
at flute h, Bailey oil",
lav...-
TO LET.
All‘VELLthiof Ill rooms, No. limouth Main
strut very tenant! situated opium-site
tbe('lty Hotel. pply to aim l-errirp. tor. of
Blimbeth and [lay streets. Rent. wt Ier
month. aul lbiit
l ()W ER pint of houscwl-ipring street.5mith
1 Norwalk. Apply on pretnigwl uum
l'lIEV ASAVT and comenlent house in upon!
loIII-dlty new, withull modern improIe-
merits. Hix minutes from depot. Inquire of
Taylor It Golden, \\ ashluxtou street. an“ IR
HIV-ROI)“ cottage on ulntarll ulaenuc
Apply to theater I". C ark, ll! Quinlan]
avenue. null If
‘V ERY nice tene merit on Find and lliwr-
J Aide Int-mics. III- Int Namath. IIith a Very
suitable morn foru bnrber shop. Inquire at
the store on pn-rnim.nn153t
WANTED.
(VIRI. to do general housework in small
I family. Apply to \‘o. 3') “'Pnt street.
50th . Vorwnl}. ”I it
SMALL hour-e or part of houn- by married
I couple, novhih ren. Sum.- hunt on. Ad-
dry-Ia Home. SIntinclol’llIe. an!“ it
\ttll .\‘Ii man from in to la yenruofage for
unite work Apply at litiiorlice an]? 'it
‘ .\ EI.\l‘l-‘ fllEXl' lIIIVJ mine to take care of
n III-ten montlw‘ old baby. Inquire at El:
I-‘IIutb .\hin street South Norwallt. nut 51h
Fill! SAIIII).
[MK AT THIS!
$I.IIIIII"N cAsII
BUYS l HOUSE AND LOT
[III 51% it. From, till it. Deep.
IIIIIIst Ills I2 nouns.
Newly; paperetl. Threr minute-II from Depot
undl wt "flit-e. \ tit—Int liar-[min Twenty-
llII shares of Loan Awnintion Stock trait.»
(erred tIIpIIrI hash r. thusI 'iIing him .I II-hIIIIII
to pay lutlnnwn‘tnnthly on longtime puInII nl~.
lor more P‘H'Ell IthIr- III“ on
w. s. Bailey,
.\‘o. :3 spring Street.
I Inuit“ SOFT" XDR\\‘AI.K.1'0.\'.\'.
Si'umlllllul’l‘ultmll .\‘l’ll l-‘trlt .\ Nlt'll
HUSH-1 .‘\'l s.“ ..\l iA' DST luthech: In u~
of Dii-tlils‘ i have I owe into tln- [mum-In III
{our prettI cottages in “'iltnuJ‘ onu. lI. uh
Imt eight“ II hundred dull; Into build. Iv illtout
the hind. ' boy on- IIitlIin three minute-
IrI Ilk I f tin-depot Ii the build") and Nor—
.I ulk lLIilrIvILl upon tin Ill'lill mud. II'I-IInIIII
lent to the ~IIIrI-.- I lIIIIIt~ .IIIII I huh" ...I ~ an i
are \‘l'rt attrmlin- hon-II»: They (m- IIIII
well utIIi thh-fIIliI’ 'vIIIIIl IInIl p I III In Il uni
II :lf‘ll bu. II I: ”ltl'flll- I will 3&5 than at
tIfII-II :IburnlnIIidaIllu IF U this who .I
qunIun ltw in “I IItoII and work in .\‘uruulk.
and at itll expenditurs of t: It totv. tin dollar.-
pcr III-IIIIlI.I1IIIIr hi.~ in“ rest taxes and I IIrn-
nIulatIon. I .In giw bio I hildn n I II III 1IlI .III
rage of tint-Ilium .w hools nutublt ‘mfmmr
lilm~tt .ul’ 3 Arm Hi) In wry .~uperioru humiutl
M‘hnull. can but? nhouse and plenty of ground
for bl. mm family, and put that {ltmll' in
first- -I lit-cl awn intions and widely. l shit i in-
[link-chi in shop lhlh property to any one I on
templatiug It on haw. II III“ boIIIIIdonI- :39)
E!‘ nus ton Ilm lit porn-«Jud the neighborhood
bloom-III! tonInI‘IdIIr prplir .Ilion» from an)
uur I IV
null lw
IIIII.
XIII-unlit I Imn.
{lithe Hun-it. and Sentinel twu week-I rum
and um hotII-II and lot.
rI-IIIulnin
ear h. lliiro i-I I bargain that Iannut be dupli—
Intod iii lI‘airlield Iounu They are worth
bring II but the) "um lII-snhl. 12.1.
I I llrlllSh mm for satin {or Still on [he in-
stulltn‘I-m pl In no linen-m no fury
priIe-IfIIr on; lots: (in) are nuird and dr.
It being tw'elIe feel topuru- IIII Il Willi r. [I]
tot‘. ll Smith. mar llt‘ ball ground ‘vr-lld’
Inn-II III-critic.
(
N'Mnn, llnr tattle. 'l M'ls of good borne»
fllMl'AY10Vl’lV. IiIkII I“. Apply whirl. .\l. .\fnr-
ray. 2! Frank in tl\',|‘lllll’ .\III’Wlllk. Ilul. it
l‘lllll’f‘l». .lIZN- Ft 001’ lib IIVnd nminanil boat.
1 “I light romp: IrIIIIII nix. umkln
hinkIllll and «life “ill be unit] r’lI'
..
tart, | top buggy.
\\ cut nvetute,
Al'iihl’ and l afflflfil‘
l
unit in
il') lo I). ll. Ito
Enrol. "lorvqu
l (ll'NBS and building loin ut Illlllt'l’ltll‘
python. Apply toh. .\ “IIIIIlIIIml “oulh
Norma
IIIIIAI. ls'l‘A'l‘l-I.
TH E
uul I III
.kInIl llllll gentle. Ap-
Woodward Homestead
lllll Willllfi'iillllllllls I
lean
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for little
Woodward, Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
8450. Temis to suit purchaser.
Twentydwo lots sold this your.
M For further information uppl y to
TlYLllll 8: GOLDEN.
OrChrletIan Swartz.
ISAAC ll. SANFORD. if. D.
am no Dmllflltll
a first throat, mar Trinity Place.
some NOIttVItbtt.
tiller “mite I“. III. utolp.
‘ 5... Dylafltbolllulhtbne!‘
_ . lmMquuu-u um “on“; u
"ninth.
The foregoing mlI-ertiscnII-nt was inserted
Since that litnr 1 tone sold an a: re of the hind
[now offer the thrcr
bolls-H at lift-Ion hundnd dollun
tun-nit the hundred dollurI-I emit )‘unuln'm hi In
H .l..
uni 7 III'
XIII heat) IVI'WII I light wagon l dump
hilllm: «om-I. 3
her un-
cup for
wunt of II“. Addrcunr apply to Andrew-I. lo
neon. (' otftunI uI‘elIuI ,
To let for Susan or Turn of
-Dorlon Point,
(BliEBllllY' 8 I'llll'l')
sou-In neutron, ,u,
Now OPEN. ,
MMI‘BIMMME
CONN.
' Shore Dinners aSpeIIially.
It?!" A stage will connect at South Non-1k
with trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad
II. E. POWER
cs, Family Horses, Grocery
' Horses, in fact, Anything in the Horse
All vHorses sold by this es-
tablishment are Warrnnted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Horses, Fine Couch Horses, Elegant
.1
eavv Truck Hora
PRICES LOW.
Brookside‘ Stock Farm.
Linc.
Horses, Farmers
Roadsters, H
To HORSE BUYERS-
Trotting Homes, Pacing
Bill III III IIIIIuIIcIuIIEII
FIVE MILE RIVER.
BABY lllll llllll. IllllllllllES.
The IIlIlI- -.~t niunufm tun r of baby curd?»
now nth-rs lllll~llHI work for rode in live Ill er-
ent >l.\ll'.~‘ of running :eur; ulaon gre It I'urigt
of In tins and triuunin
be high IIIIIII .:h Itnd
must build ions.
FRAN K BOY LSTON
l. H. llElillEll.
7') \VuI-hinmun Street 50. Norwnlk.
lh-ub-r in ,1
Wall Papers.
\iixed Paints,
\Vhife Lead.
()ils. Glass.
Couch Colors and Varnishes,
Artists Material-I
Combined (‘lII'IiI and Step Lad-
der- :3" no.
.\lt'CloskIIys Wood lt‘illtIr-wllosts
in the Market. Elm a Gallon.
Painting,
’a IIIr-l-iunging,
(fa I-imining.
79 Washington Street.
IIIILIIIENIIIIIIIIIII
SIIll‘IriIIg with Dy sent-dry, Diur-
rlIoIII.(‘lIulern Marlins, lildtu'lfant
Colic and all diseases of the
BowclI-I. are speedily cured by
HA]. )8 CURDIAI... Pleasant
to tultonud perfectly harmless.
Never known to full if used
according to dirI‘Ietinns.
llllllt HALE IIsI.
Merrill BusInass ”canoe
MI) W .
l‘lllTM’lnl lugflo em
The! 'olhwurlrn magnum-dim fnl'llltlmthlu m
to all who denim II ‘Tllunlum Emu-lion. (
errlal. IIIwrthIml lupl‘l‘ newrltltur Am
IeInII and'l‘elI-Irrnphirl menu, Ivl
addition of flunnnu and whim-inn.
dent may but intervlmmlnt the (‘ollm
August m. t‘orrm mum“ «Ill-Iliad. (let.-
bmmmnt-mnppl Hutton Addams
usual”. m it!!!” control.
H'I'AMNRD. MN.
LESLIE SMITH.
IIIIIIIII U. II. Am.
JUSTICE OF THE PElBE.
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