mAT—m ..
jANCIs & 00.,
1:21.?!
ngton Street,
Wills, and to make it an ob-
Whine). mtg do so, we have
_;minadbin a line of the best
W37,»
a. . ."v
1:"? Air .w
"militar- Brand
him. till Noll Pound Boxer.
11w 2
W than when you want Candy
:9 l 5'1 .2;:. .
WOULD YOU LIKE
43 l“ '
Like the one in our window?
Come' In and we will show you
Blank Books
Just in. Popular Styles and
Low Prices.
at M4.-M+u
llalsted’
Drug Store.
What a bhoyancy it produces!
Wmdwtrical on some.
taken in moderation it
We blind and clears the
head. Roasted Coflee when
groundbtiicklylosesitsstrcngth.
fieve your Comte ground at
Grind as you need and
take care that it is not ground
590.com. when the strength
cannotbeextracted, nor too fine
when it will he muddy in spite
of you. This Is a matter of ex-
poriment. Coffeeismmt always
.then you lose the
The Clothiers,
T HE hVENING ShNTINFL.
JAMIS GOLDIN.‘ limiter and Prosciutto.
Tutu—d rear
" AW
ldll'hluea II.‘
at full.
WWW:
“maul-Inn” for Tomorrow.
thin viola l mini Tide l how I'm.
at 0:31. at Still. at Ital”.
New York “amid Weather Forecasts.
In this city and the suburbs the wrath»
er today promises to be fair with less
humidityy. and cooler broom, followed
by a slight rise in temperature.
New line hydrants llllW) been placed on
Spring Hill.
Charles E. Jennings, Jr. , of West street.
is ill at his home. *
Leslie Gamble has bought a lot on East
avenue, East Norwalk, of J. L. Randall.
-—Betts IS: Farringtou‘n liquors are
selected especially for medicinal pur-
wees.
James Holt isseriously ill with local
peritonitis at his home on West street,
this city.
(that-lea Hill and William Poerz. of
South Norwalk. have purchased model B
Victor bicycles.
Selah D. Seaman has given up his porn—
tion in Bridgeport and is again employed
in Farrington's market.
{All brands of line imported sardines
at Belts d; l‘arrington’e.
The South Norwalk Lawn Tennis club
will meet in the parlor» of the. MalInI-k-
emo Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock.
Rev. J . Lindstrom. of Brooklyn, will
conduct the Swnlish service at the South
Norwalk Baptist church this evening.
—-L.'Ist Sunday excursion to Cont-y Is-
land. August 30th.
The nu’essity of a dam just above
the “full street bridge has been fully
demonstrated during the present
drought.
Jacob Fable. of Norwalk is lying at
the point of death from llright 2; disease.
at the residence of his son ('Imrlc'. on
Golden llill. “'I-stport.
~t'IIuIIIIngnI’: loom. the lint-st table
Inger in the market. at Betta Ik Earring-
ton's. ”MM-
It is expected that W. S. Bailey will
address the meeting in Dibble‘s llall,
Friday eveningmt no'clock. The public
cordially Invited.
——We make our own ice cream from
strictly pun- cromn. Depot restaurant.
The residents of (lranitevillc think that
rm feet of hose is needed in that locality
and talk of sending a petition to the
Council to have it placed there.
While driving past the (‘enter school
yesterday afternoon the wheel of W . S.
Kemp's wagon came off. throttling Mr.
Kemp out. savor-1y injuring him.
—-8pecial prices in wine: by the case
at Betta dc Farringtou‘s.
The boat "Fannie Downing," consign-
eIltoJ. II. Ferris. is M Wilson l’oint
witha cargo of coal for the Norwalk
and South Norwalk Electric Light com-
pony. m... Mfl.
1.. ll llIkerhaophwcd attrm the ad-
vertising aligns on 3mm a t‘orbett‘s
new building for himself. the Old Well
Cigar company. Barton Stone and Dr. w.
oil. Weed.
—-—All Inversiof good coffee should try
Betta a: Farrington‘s.
A new delivery wagon bellmglng to (l.
Ultimo, the Wadiington street bridge
tmitmwr, was overturned In lower I-‘lvo
)ltlr Riv: yesterday afternoon. and the
Athnftw
,; I . “.w ”I: 't'
Mu...
Mme-am unto.
lag played on the Norwalk grounds this
um am will tho he played
culturally and Friday nfmnmnr.
”harms and Tmington crummy
better at Betta a Fmtngtou'r.
Ayur'ktrrtlulwillheglmutthr
WmNmflkUuloueh-pelthhm
lug. Anucellentmurlcnlualllmnry
whammy-rut. Aonrry-
dulllhsvraohnm' noble still.
Isa. WINE). Fisher.utthr
Inversion and Knickmlm Wind
clultr. oflfuw York cltyqurred though
it M murmur their
“ tinnuulpto
'l'hryrrputthrmndruhehrglastalr
mallow.
rap.
cw III! the all!
wthumhM-ud
Whoa-understood;
“Wfitfildy.
Seuth Norwalk.
BurgeaIJ. ll O'lleilly had the mister.
tune to sprain his ankle this morning.
——Yellow peaches at F. D. Lawton 6:
Co.’ 3, 05 cents “Juliet. ,
to; pp. your—moron: limo”. p) ,1. .
nufitmis..mrr 52!:th
Stool;- Hellenism Mime?»
riding last evening, on the Green.
E. II. I’m. J. ll. Forth, I}. E. Duty.
Jm and Irving Dibble are out fishing
today in Captain Theo. Smith's yacht
”Reasonor."
——Whole hams in cans at Bette &
Farrington‘b.
Thomas llanley and James Osborn
were sentenced to ten days in the county
jail. this morning. by Justice hello
Smith, for vagrancy.
Water Commissioner Samuel Raymond
will move into A. W. Chichester‘r new
house on Courtland Plate about the
middle of next month.
Mr. Wilcoxeon. the overseer of the
gang of Italians laying the water main
on Mar street. found a set of false
teeth this morning near where the eels
were dug up.
—-—’l'lIe finest stock of imported sardines
in Norwalk. at Butts dc k‘nrrington's.
Morris Cohen went to work liml \vm-k
in Crufut & Knnpp's hat factory No. ‘2.
Yesterday afternoon he droppul his gold
Watch and chain in the washroom and
has not been able to find it.
The biggest lot of peaches brought to
this city at one time in several years wit-I
InIIt evening. when 40! baskets \vI-rII
brought up on tho (‘it_\ of Album. and
400 by the UoIIsolidathl railroad.
t‘IIarlI-s Iline. III-notary of the State
Board of Education. is examining candi-
dates for ndm'nuimi to the New Britain
State Normal School today. in the ank-
Iin street school building.
"Try “‘13.“: Farringmn‘s claret
wiuc.
County Comntiruioners. John-Ion and
Mood will attend the annual meeting of
the County (forum'wiouete of the state
at Norwich tomorrow. it in txmiblc
that the I‘ommimioners will tit’t‘ltll‘ to
raise tlII-pricI-of licenses from you to
you.
—Ilon't be afmid. it won‘t hurt you!
Root Beer made from Knapp'n Root III-er
Extract crI-IhI-e but not inrhriutca.
The East Norwalk Fire Police and the
Mayflower [look and IAIIIdI-r coIIIpIIny
have accepted the invitation of Volunteer
"use company to participate with them
in II parade August 31. A supper will ll‘
served ufterwanls at the VolunIeI-r'unvw
hull-I0.
-—llctts dc k‘nrrington's port and sherry
wines are the best and cheapest.
The Norwalk City Band will accom-
pany llopo llose company to Humor-
oneck the middle of next month and
furnish music for them in tIIotlrcIIII-n's
pamletobehcld there. They will also
play for the Iron Moulders' Union in tho
Luhm day Invade.
.\ satchel and dog collar marked “l".
W . Kippie" urriIeIl at the baggage room
of the Consolidated road in this city
this week. A IrlIitobulI-dog had worn
the collar. and was to have arrived here
too.hut the animal slipped his collm in
the Grand ( entrnl depot and has not
bet-absurd from since
-Atherton a company odor onocont
each for all pie tins returned to them in
goIIIl condition. They have given out
over a thoumld within the Inst six
months and thhglvcs the boys It chance
to nuke pin army during "oration.
Fred lT. Nah. the well known newer
pummpomlout. has been III at his
in Women. for. the put. not.
Malibu mullet
l
ford. ltr. Nash was Immune by the
bastard wfl am no seriously III that
how-II mooredto the hospital In that
place. and mmlmdy conveyed to
Mr Items. not now Improving.
MWr-rlrtluoftunoymkm
athmuhfmlngm’a
I". W. Trippen victim of the Park
Plantain-wrmhmrremnlnrmklone
tillodyrtterduynwentyyurrngomar.
rlrtl Item the youngest Ihqrhtnr or
Charl- B. White. tlIehulldrr. whom-t
utmofthemmhlrnmm
Interwoven-e. and whodled very
suddenly whilsmlrlln n chalrnthlr
In'l‘rlppr
mswldcwnndthmchildru. In.
mtwnurlysmdodthettorwrlkmh
Iurylnrtltutr.
alluttonandhmh, at Grrnbom Ray-
mond-mm, mound firewood.»
III-lug. lave your new for plan
slimlin- ,
John minted. of Norwalk: and 1
Hr Mud were drlrtngdown
lllllllEll EHBNIIIIIEIIIES Flllllllilllllls. Etc.
m
:W
“I
A.DICK’ERMAN
84VWashington Street,
run Hermie Imam III-Rims.
I The lighting of our city has. in the em
pence of maintaining our city govern-
Mrs. John Benton died at her home in
Brookaido Iart night.
An auction sale o-f lwuachohl furniture
will be held at 29 lain street, South
:saumvam III t oft-154k?
1"” I tllmll‘lt'ww . .. ”In.“
MW numdmnutrtkwilnriwehbt
of Nujtvaukr came III-Dorian lull):
yesterday, on the steamer ”Bay Queen."
and indulged in their annual clnmbnke.
havingatuthe Mutants-r years
5mm) fro 1511“ my”, ‘n ear to about
hm ems lee-Mentor
increased Jtlu‘rtpruutity as n all as the qual-
ity of our lights in the meantime, and it
in pomible that we may not have any
more light than we need. nor any better
--Betts a Farriugton import their own
olives.
In that respect we find various opinions.
George Kendrick. who died at u..- not Many of our host citizens think that
deuce of his grundpurentsonlellyavenuc. street lights are not needed after one
Strndayevening.wemheld lhi’““""“-’°“‘ 'o’clock in the morning. or III lenad not
Funeral aerriws over the remains of
Stephen Kent 09 Wilton the owner of more than six or eight in the Center of
I
the horse recently shot by Ollie-er More-
lIouse. agent of the Humane society. was
in town today and openly vowed that
some one will have to pay for the animal.
the city. Othem. again, think our lights
should be continued all night and every
night in the your. Again. may think
we are not getting as good a light as we
ought for the amount of money it cults
It could not be otherwise than
The handsome comet on exhibition in
the window of the Norwalk Boston
Store is w M ”NH“?! to T’ 31 “"1“ that. on a subject of this kind. various
2:: 3::irr:£fi:;til:;l;:h“i:k (Eli-l ‘33:“: and conflicting opinions would prevail.
gave the IIIIvIIIlII-rs of the band their
find lemon.
the City.
“'9 are pleruwd to know. however, that
the matter will be brought fairly before
——Moro of that tlnc'ith tcn at llctts «it
I" :Irrington PL.
our citizens this evening for their con—
sideration. and we hope that its iIuport~
A little WP" in the “mm?“ M ”w an. tllll‘t' \vill sutliI-ioutly impress all who an-
nual fairrtndfmtiI-III of the IIIIIliI-s' Aid
society of the [last Avenue ll. III. church,
in the lecture room and Inna-mom
of the church. September I, ‘2, 2t, 4 and
5. will III: issued in a few days. It bears
the name. Tllt' LnIIiI-s‘ Journal.
Our gI-uinl friend tlmrgc ll. St. John
"has it in" for Senator John S. Seymour.
a-I hI- sins he plawd a sharp gum-- on
him. Mr St. John was in the town
clerk‘s om. .. hard 1‘ work ”I" "u." .1.“- ' .In- pl.“ III III this position for that length
when the senator stuck his head in the'
door and said: “Here. George. come into
my oiliceztIIIinnw: lwnnt you to wit-
ness something." Mr. St. John wont'ln
and found the senator with a solemn face
just about to marry an aged couple I!
there' Is anything George B. dot-en t like
it is to mix up in matrimonial affairs.
interested in having our streets “13“ light-
nl and at a reasonable mic, to be pros-
cut.
A proposition by our ('in Council to
enter into It live years' contract with the
Norwalk this
our city \I‘iflI electric lights.
Light I-IItIIptuty. to light
will. in
all probability. be voted upon. By man).
it is thought unwise to allow the city to
of time It would then not be able to
take advantage of iIIIprochIwnts which
might be made in lighting cities. or the
advantage of doing so at better rates.
which may be brought about by the many
new inventions which are constantly
being made.
Wutmmfiuwul. The committee appointml at the last
.3 ,' 'lligh ‘isbeiug. . " .5.
Westport will soon put astop to bi-
I'yt'iP riding on'the sidewalks.
E t". Smith is building a new born in
the rear of Adana: Ilrothvm' Snugnturl;
market.
Mrs. George \‘I'. Mills lIa-e been quite
sick at her home on I'rms street. SIII- i~
now Improving.
L city meeting to investigate and '.to inquire
into the pnIcIicnbility and et‘nlltilllv of
the city furnishiuw itsoun light. \u- are
informed. will be pro pan-II to submit II
I'I'pul’l of forts and figures. sustainul by
the very best information to be obtained
on tho subjm’l. TII'H doubtless will cu-
nblI-I-wry one. sutliciently inn-rested to
Harry ('nrbory was arrested by Sheriff KlV" Ill" \‘I’mllllm‘l‘ 11 llt’ill’llllh '0 ‘lt‘I‘l‘lt'
Uriscoll, Monday. for intoxication. He
was fined MA!) and mats before J usticc
I). l’. McKenna.
Ellis: Flu-dc Ward, of Knot End. llritlgw
port. who has been the gum of .I. I.. ll.
Caution at his home on Stub-strut. he
turned home Tuesday.
for himself which course will bola-st
for llll'l'lly to take; to tie itself up in n
contract for live years and pay an out-
IIiIlu corporation from forty to fifty tIIoIIs~
and dollars during that time. or to fur-
ltlsll its own light. t'\'I'll if It I'mtsus
Alum l’aInII-r, of (blifomin. in the ’“W'll- .\nd "W“ N ll did. “4‘”le it
guest of his brother. Postmaster .lolIn It.
l'nIuII-r. of (‘nunl sin-ct. This is Mr.
“Almcr’n lirst visit to “-l'tlllhlrl In six
yours.
The large button bull tree in front of
Joseplrdlilln' n'sidIsIIcI- on State strwt
waII sacrificed yesterday to make room
for the work in progress on It. I..
Toquet's new building.
For some time the rmidu “to of West-
pIIrt have III-en trouble-I with IIIickeII
thieves and many lino fowlslIaI-I- lm'lf
taken from the roost after nightfall.
tiuspicion pointed towards John Terrill
who has been hanging around town. and
mfluturdny he run urn-Illa] by Sheri“
llrirooll. who allowed him to “aunt" in
the lockup until Monday. when he wan
tried before Justice McKenIIII, charged
with drunkonneu and chicken stealing.
lie was lint-dull and costs and taken to
Bridgeport jail to work out the little bill
of Ell. 09. .. m.
A Ilnrty “ulcer-r Await. III- Volcano.
'l‘lIo Seventeenth (Wt Volun-
turn will hold their annual remit-tn
WUIIlIl not In- to its interest to spend that
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIg its-mu citizens in fur-
IIi~IIiIIg its own light.
_____._._._..—-
~ Imported t‘llt't’sl' in grmt Variety :It
III-us & I‘IIrringtIIrI's.
May lit-lu- kimono" out of "Instr-Mo.
It IsiwcrII-d that some alarm is (In
muons; sen cztptninuztud owIIIInII-f Viriflvlrl
Immune of II drop in the price of freight»
for tool transwrtntion during the post
ion days from (II. No and I ’I rent» per ton
tofurty cents IIIcoIIIIt-qucIIII-. it is said.
vowels whose Ihartunt limo expired nrn
lying idle. as cnptnim say they cannot
afford wcnnnot afford to carry cool at
that price. Themn for the drop is
laid to the advent of the now Jill-ton
«team Ioul horizon which are run at small
ltxll‘llllfl nIIIl whilh. to get the hIIsltII-IIII
away from the railing; vI-IIIIehI, take the
coal at very low prices. lower than unil-
ing vmlncan afford to. because of the
5!wa ”WW to running them, and
own then can make II profit.
.l’rldny y. TIIIIMvotoranr
WNWI willhtIvrI
Stamford with their funllirron the 9:20
train. They will form in lim- III the New
Canaan depot and march through the
prlnctpnl rtraetn. headed by mdohnn
band of twentypirorr hm litamford.
Theywilfgo to thOlfltIMwhmI
speeches will he III-Ila. A mm.
onllntlon will follow in the [argument
under the Opera llmue. Tho Implant
New Canaan are very enthusiastic In
their tlonr lurihmmntunlltlr
utmost dummy willglretlu- veterans
limit,” welcome.
allow. at mic}: “
The heavy turtle lawless ultimo-3°
thubrtwmnnrtrmrsdpolnumrthw
undead Ymrduy nlnr «thumb
ornament over them read.
A wmdmmwuntwdn
Ila-ton murkot. The demand is very
pm and «vitally W are
dunk: m quantities ot’IIIr M
M ya fiche- were so router or
hlahthutrsry little Innate; war duke}
muvuuuumm
l' ”“fl “MIN-II”.
I The wort-bound “th train“ was
wrecked at Milford about so» o'clock
this morning. The count» of the accident
wranhrokon whaslou one of the for
ward turn. it having split in half. No
strewn inbred.
AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
“Wlll he told It bltc Auction. t No.9
lwfigfilfi Mather: HA‘I' “DAY.
ln‘rhiekm Imminent
my:th “mint
“:1.“ III rib-w
not.” overyt lain; for I
w'lTimImu
W
DWI'I‘ (it ItlltWQ’hlsM or. PROIIA
(W flu of Norwalk
lnnfldlstrlt dormer; e '
ortho Distrk l of
xiii!“ all '0“qu nth mt“
their eh: It for Windstorm.
lo: mmmn
and rust! are no mo until-t!
Wm‘ m'?£%'mm
ate! ‘ ow York city.
Intuit. become one of its W, ,faImIrII. .
&SON.
South Norwalk
TIIBA’I'IIICAL ATTIlMl‘I'IthS.
Corning Entertainments of Interest to
lure-l , Play-Goon.
The Birmingham. (England), Owl says:
“If all the young Imple Mbonru brought
pto tin-kind M lifo Which has boon‘
Echoecnum'. lieu lit-MW. only 'wcut
I then; clot III )mtnrinrs as
com Mlhly l'diniln. l tld lihlyl’lgbcrl
through hers, no net of parliament would
be noccmury for their protection. To
coIIIprcsseIl into her turn would be' IIII-
miscible." Miss Bertoldi will be seen at
the Opera Home. Saturday c Inning, \\ ith
the Boston Spot iulty I ompnny.
\opIIII has been produced in as out
years that has nwnkcnmi more interest
than The Witch." which will bI- at
Illusic. Friday evening. The historic
ev outs upon thcII It isfouuded the skill
nndoriginality which the authors have
Il'uplayed In its Ioiutmction. and the ad-
IIIir-Ible manner in which it Is acted how
been the subject of no end of comment.
not only among regular tIIMItregoers.
but among those seldom seen at places
of IIIIIusement. among writers. clergy-
men. and people of thought in all walks
of life.
0f the .\lillikcu Opera company that
opens. at Bunnc II' 5 llIiIlgI-port theatre on
Tuesday melting. the pm» N‘K'flk“ in the
highest terms The NI-w\ \ork News
mys: ”Tho fourth ope m of the summer
season series “as sum: vestcrdm. and
never has "The tibimm of .\'urmnlnly'
hev II rI-I'IIIIc-d \Iith gn-ntu ntor. l’hm-
Quito-'5 music was sung splendidly. and
a smooth and brilliant rI" adoring of III:
pork was given."
The C'ltnriI} lillll ('Unltn III llnnllcll's
BIiIIgI port- tlu‘ntn- SI pt ‘.i
l'rogrcnn in not an \rtltlr-nt.
Or :I prIIdIIIt of :.Irt but a necessary
plmseof nature. likI on opening tlouer.
said III-rbvrt Sprinter. So 1 ‘aItus Blood
( nro was emolwd from the necessity
for relief from the terrible summon of
scrofuln :IIIII spoIiliI- Illu'ILflth. SIII'nIe
now admits that it only is .Ible tout-II-
tmlirc the-5c blood mints and restore
health.
Sold at l’la'L-dnlsdmg store. under the
\Iulmt kI- -Iuo Hotel. South Norwalk. t' onn.
gull-flatworms.
MllSlIl HILL. SOUTH HillinlK.
A Grand Opening.
anu EVENING. Aug. 28
It" APPEARANCE 0?
Marie Huben thman,
In Her anuust'olorIiul l’lm’.
THE WITIIHl
Sui-portal by
N llllllllllll 0F 24 ARTISTS.
Spuittl New ry ltIprIT-utin‘ llI~toriI Ini-
litllllt'rv in Sol ‘ltl. .\IIL~.~.
NO ADV -\\Cl“. IN PRICES!
Hints on rInlI- at llIIyt « IIIIII IIrI'IrIIry' - drmr
stun a. null!
numu ornu lltllISE.
llNE NIGHT UNIV. 29
Silllllllll. llllillSl
THE BOSTON
HOWARD ATHEHEUM
STAB SPECIALTY Ell
so srAhs 30.
Porltlrtly the Earl and lost
Ilefinrd Novelty company
In tlu World.
deal» now on sale at Hale‘s. .\'uru all: and
l'lnlutml‘u Hooch Norwalk. mm
Booms THEATRE!
IBIDGBI’GBT.
Tet-floor: (ulnar!
mo MI by Implantation till In. In.
timid llprnlngfltgulrr Damn
Saturday Begging. Aug. 29
Mr. Dan Sully
.. “mum
“The Millionaire”
Mm. 251:... 506.. 156. and“
Chart opens Thursday. August It III II a m
l‘lltsnll Elmlllt SEPT. I
Mllllken’s Opera 00.
In "TlIr lllIlrur It Normandy. ”
hit-er.” ..tIII-,.. ad I. m rt
Salunlsr.Aamt flLlh. . In! . 'ml
sm. a "row mum on.
A PEACH FESTIVAI.
Wild. Ill (“VIN AT “I
Went Norwalk Union
Chapel
MI MN, MIN. 26:
explain in detail the numerous fonts .
our Business.
do with it-
we will make a. living without it.
we are the loading Grocer.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Heal Estateand Insurance
WASHINGTON slIIEET,
i you ammonia}...
ISAAC ll. SINFIIIID. ll. 0..
fll'vllfll AND lt'J'llblil‘ffllt
‘ltl West Street. corner 'l'rlnlty Place.
SOL’T ll NORWAIJL
Office lIounIr~8 to ll)n.m..12to:tp.rn.. and
ft to“ I p. In. ”lint-n
WAN'I‘iaII.
] AND.“ III! F LY furnished whore and small
room for Ii‘du housekeeping; one person;
must bI II-ntrIt not more than one flight
modern tuipro‘IcInI-nt-I Address "ll" Scull
III-l omI-e. an: i it
norm)“. ‘
()N the lI'IIirm-onmlu. asumof mom-y. wbiI II
thcuwncrc an how by moving propt rt).
tp Ily to William 3!. Saturn Ire. moth Nor.
wa “"75: 'tt
LOST.
We are thT com
“Stolen! $|Il Reward
tom
utsirtoorhortandtho Monroe-rot right toogrrnrlto have ”mu
Wehaven‘stlnealinaof titsploaud Fancy (invariant can be found in til“
state. Bytlwpatr negro! thumbnail: the post and' the modem of m
(kimpsreourprloesandourgoodswithanylnthtwity ortownandlsarnm,
We can serve you to tho "queett’ s taste" in anything you wish in mitten.
have your orders and receive prompt attention at
CharlesESeymour’?
leading Grocer. 33 Nashingthn Strut. Scull Norwalk.
A'I'I'BDAY NIGHT 0B. Ii
SINO.A u not”
feet long an 5 feet wlile
AYM HORN
IIIIII green In id baton; “Painted "m ll
~ II o I rvurrm
.shlm‘l. rlolld Ien mau'nnrldtrlmmlt
-a ll MM
will ”If? to this convictionAM ofI the lief
thieves. AIIIImIIn WI “JAM V0]
tibial of Poll IJN VIM (‘t-
Mull
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Saratoga, Lake (ledge
and NI. Nccregor!
I Illllllll‘lllm SEISIIII I89| I
ltENl-‘WAI. or '1'le ulna-Irwin. P219,
soxAuJ cosuuc'rzv
‘ Grand Four-Days’ Visits
By Spc-(inl Limited Express Tralnmmd Mob:
days. Weekly.“ tlll clone of rte-Mind!” next
lcaIing $ont I Norwalk. Monday. “tumor.
tr..an m ('th fr) frir all ex or use
round trip. whit includea memo
private llollM II, admission to all the splendid
’lll'k‘ Grand (ourerts. ) lanai Sprint the
GOLD with it and “min with lIuIy' .‘r In; III-t
1 at (‘ rotut (k Knapp: .\’o. 2 hot tIIItur
TIIINlay at I: Utll)‘ k. A rIIIIIrIl of $III Int I
be paid for it I return to Motrin t '-oIII II. .II I' rm
(III III Knupp' s. an!» it
( )‘S 'Thnhdny. August :Il, at lloton l'oinr or
lutwmn tlIII-c and “\t .\IIII [liIcr
Nation. II lady's l'rultl “'matIlI with i-Imrt
I imiu A -uiIxItIlI- N.“ anI will be- gun“ for its
I’t‘lllflllnl. \I. Wood. ll\\'c~IIII.InIII Iity
IIIIgL'l Iw
FOR SALE 0|! T0 RENT.
I OI. hEon liI-nry street. East Norwalk. Ion-
tninint: niIII. room». with mud barn. well
and trim Il’ut‘xu on prcuIisI a;
throughout.
I rst- than orIIIr
Inllllll’l' of Marshall ll. TIIllI-s.
laws. III: 5 Im
TO LET.
l’l.i-..\.“.\NTIIIIIIcoon-in I. at bohemiuuood
A IoI dill): new. with all modern mpruw.
Int-.IIIII Six IIIiIIuto-~ from lit pot inquire of
Taylor .\ Iioldq II. “’Itshinmon street
l)\li'.l‘llrl tho! are willing to do In they
proud-w. I all got llll‘t‘ rooms for buns:—
qu-III with all IrImlIrn iIIIproI'IIIIcnh In
suit-ml. immune t‘milli .to nip. rooms. For
furtlII r p. IrtiI ulnr.~ inquire of \\ II. OIIIIstrad.
VII. ltll IIiIIrI l'IIrk. Norwalk until It
OW lull port of lllllttw on “'ooalw an! an one.
I It room-I. rent 91'. Apply to RA. “ood-
W'lkl't
\I'AK’I‘SIEKI'S of the rooms. all modern
lmpruIementa. IltIIts 31:3. Ap Ily to
“. ll Sinilh..\'o. IE} \\ est etrcet South Nor-
Ir: Ilk.
I)“ III roomson Ilurb. Ink street: neulya [IRW-
ulnud IniIItt-d. Apply to I. I.. Burl rank.
Iii-knob MuIIIr-Irn-t. NInIlI‘I’orwnlk unmet
14‘“ it room» at \o. III South lain elm-.1
frumr‘uptembcr I. Inquire ewninge on
the prI-IIIiumIf .\Ir~. “illium .\Iuyhcw. uuzfr it
P‘Itml III. rim of SI-uptrmlur room-I on the
tint Tllntl' \‘u.’ . t' III-«nut «reel. Inquir-
of ..l l'. Pull/m." \‘II. :II 'lw- Inutslmt unlit!
).\It'l of II III.» .\'u,’ .. IiI-nn «mt. t rooms.
llv at low III at small family. l'I merino
at nine. \pply to W. Young». at law kwood
‘Ilftz t'o :Iuil Iw
13m R murmur .\'II. 1': Fort I'oint rIIItIl last-4
Vorwnlk. IIIIIIIirI of I" rank I‘. Ihty. not“ .I
\'I2 In I' IIII' .\l' Delightful home: fruit and
shi'ub. lluum- has It rooms Apply to
William llindle.) IlnrlI-II. t'.onn :IJIlIv
',\Hl.\'- Jilin“ Inttugr- on IIIIIIIIrII IIIInuI
I Apply to t lm-tu- I‘. ( ark. III uIIintarIl
nvI- Illle‘. am If
FOR SALE.
‘ l' ll.lll.\li LOT“ for sale for ”It on tilt in-
‘lilllllll'nl pl In: no Into-'rwt no fairy
priI-Iut‘ornny lob-z they are gnulml and Ilr
ll bIIIII: th- III- In! to Ilft't'fllll watttr. \ppi
toll. It. Smith. ncnr II It hull Izmuml “II-III)-
aunt nII our. unit If
lllllll AT THIS!
$I, 000 N BASH
BUYS i HDUSE AND LOT
[015]: it. hunt, I20 Ft. Deep.
noun Ius I2 Illlllls.
Newly pope red Thh‘I‘ mlnulm from Down
mull mt Im’lI-I- A tlrrat Ital-unto 'lmnty-
m. alumni of UM Armor lntloII film It Iran.»
to m-d Io pun how -.r than alvimr him It llllllllt‘
In my lIItlIInI I'llllllllllly on IIIIIIIIIIIII- pawn» mm.
For more [unlit IIlItrII III” on
W. S. Bailey,
No. 13 Spring run-at.
nltlzw HIII‘TII NOItWALKJ‘UNN.
mm. ns'm'r'u.
THE
0"
.‘l! ;rl.it l5" :‘0
Windward Homestead
lllll lllllllNlNIl BllllllNIIS
To Let for 8mm or Term of
tom
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lotII for sale on
Woodward, London and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 0350 to
WI". Terms to suit purchaser.
Twentyntwo lots sold this year.
For further information apply to
Tlllllll & GOLDEN.
nt llntrh. Bailey .I. Ionipuny illr on the 1mm. '
monogram Swartz. "
Almond Meal _
,, " cm l'ompe‘m, Prom
I-II. and In his!» Luke (loom and Mt. Me-
Gregor. twooI the rum-It famoulmuf
Ivm-III Inn be had at n smIIllaIlvanec.stova ,
:II thc'v I ontimntat the mammal moth
Hall. tammtn brand I nion orother hotel! will
I out 31 t III-II or mom fox-the trip Her: circa—
lnrJ These splendid tripe are given by the
hnruttnga liygI' m and Ilu. rcntiun (it). and the
llounatonic It. It. I 0.. A. W. Pm n.G .P.A.
he! I in ular prom Itly for full informetlounnd
Book of ('onpon teeth a attPiuin ’n Dr's
mm». jyl 5 T. 1. ”CK.
Fine Couch Horses. Elegant
nrrauted.
, Fondly Horses. Grocery
in fact. Anything in the Horse
All Horses sold by this 08-
): Horses
PARSONS.
Brookslcle Stock Farm.
I
f
M. H
tablishment are w
Horses-I, Pacing Horses.
PRIGES LOW.
Line.
0
Roadsters, llonvy Truc
Horses, Farmers" Horses,
T() HORSE BUYERS?
Trotting
Illll (IF THE IllllflflllllEll
FIVE MILE RIVER.
I on... may “
BAIT IIII Mil. MIIIIIES.
The "Ideal mannfm tune of baby
how oflr- rs finished work for role in ."vurtrl
I-nI Slilr‘rt of mania gear;‘
of hm to» and trlmm n
Ichlxh rriouxh and Swim”
most LMIIII omI
ANK BOY LSTON
AHA
CHILDREN m AlllllTS
Suffering with Dyncntary. Diar-
rhoea. Cholera Morbus, FlatuIent
Colic. and all dim-s of the
lhpwols. are IIpImIIin cured by
HALE‘S (liflllllalL. Pleasant
Intake und'filrfrlcll} harmlm.
Never known to fail if used
incubating todiractrom. . 9»
‘ll.
pvt;- which wih
unfit»... M
lltllt “Alf em.
Nani" Bonnets Mullen
Vail ’l‘mn ”MD stunt.
That 'ollvm o rel M! M ,
f»
In all who drain a ”in.
m
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IIIIIIIII
ulclukmof'lm uni Mug 5
III-III may hr Inurzlw
Mm
km strut MW
“his!“ ensures WWI.
M
LESLIE SMITH.
Cohort ii 3. Am.
JUSTICE of THE PEIBE.
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