unfit All Articles
lawn Schools.
Pills,
III In iIIiAIIAo oooIs
7-1—— .55me mi.
’_I unnotuonu runs.
31%;.
o is” Min
Blaisltd’:
Drug Store.
«(firming you want.
IIareI reasOnable.
..
SEE.
Worst. South liomIII
t,,t~1 L; HOW TO
”an!
IIIaVC
Money
_ —-a1r-—-—-
. Moorelllarman’ s
You mndolhlsby buyingyour
5 I mdgettinga
lisooum of 5 per cent.
armature»...
I}... W "Immune... If:
Weare for
alltllu aarround. Wielalrpm:
”dun picnle.sofiprash w m or
who meleaneem the clothes
thump.
mflemdmammeeandnaw.
humwwllmrdo.
Aflhtketollot.
Wall—Mltflt»
Wahavethreealaee of the bthin-
dowflamlntownatreaaonshleprioee.
I: constants
, ouwill repeat, not repent
mention. A new lot of Java
I andMouhnjuat new in. It has
good. More you got it?
We is pleased. We are
planned when the customers
“haven-emerit-
um Webelleveweare
ngeodvervlce. Wevmn
mm
“or.” * “
.I
NCIS &c1s,
The Clothiers,
South Norwalk.
nit EVENING serum.
JAMIE GOLDEN. Editor and W.
.e t r nth
uro- tmonth,it‘c‘ent??in‘izi‘o§£tu§°mti
min-duh AlhafifiM'IJWwvs :
New Yul-I Herald Weather m
In this district to-dny fair weather will wob-
ahly prevail. with fresh tollgbt variable winds
and alight cm of temperature. 0n Tues-
day partly cloudyto fair weather will probnblr
prevail. preceded by local eo'ast rains, with no
1 decided changes of temperature: and on Wed-
nueday fair. warmer weather.
Frank Linquist is seriously ill at his
home on Pleasant avenue.
James 11. Stevens, of East Norwalk, is
confined to the house by sickncm.
Francis Foster has bought the William
Keith property on Cedar street.
take place three weeks from to-dny.
Taylor dc Golden offer for sale three
new houses, and on easy tenns. See
their advertisement.
The regular monthlyImoc-ting of May—
flower Hook and ladder company will
be held this evening.
The date of the ball of the Arion Sing-
ing society has been changed from Octo-
ber 20th, to the 19th.
The foundation for Mes. Lynes' new
cottage on Lynne place is completed and
the fraim work is being raised.
Miss May Diver, a graduate of the class
of '01, South Norwalk High school, has
been engaged to teach a school in Wilton.
—0nc quart fruit jars forsule by F. H.
Nash & Bros.
Postmaster J. W. Knonltou, of Bridge-
port, hm been inspecting the Weston,
Lyon‘s Plains, Weetport and Silvemiino
post offices.
Carrie, tho live-yearold daughter of
Frank Buttery, broke her leg one day
last week, while playing about her home
in Silvermino.
Fred A. Farley, Corporal Tanner’s pen-
sion agent. who has been in South Nor»
Walk, Went to Washington lit-llay, He
will return to Connecticut in about ten
tints.
George Lambert died yesterday morn-
ing at the home of his parents on W ater
street, aged nine months. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at 3:00
o'clock.
Catholic Union council, No. 40, K. of
(3., Our Brothers Lodge, 1. 0. 0. l-‘., and
'the local divisions of the Sons of Temper-
ance hold their regular meetings this
evening.
Don't antler from any kind of head-
ache!
and Chamomile Headache Powders cure
withinbminutee. Ask for be. or tile.
sample.
A club from East Norwalk and the
Daricu Stars played be“ in Duricn Sat~
urday, or rather attempted to. They
quarreled hefom the game was tinislml.
and no score was made.
--lt‘n no easy to make it, there's really
no excuse for not using Knapp'» Root
Beer Extract. A giant of dellciws Root
Beer in five minnow.
A mtmical mtertaiument will be given
in the tipringwood chapel Friday evening
of this week. to raise funds to carry on
the good work in that section of the city.
Ico cumin and cake will who served.
Edward F. Knnpp has rented the1 John
I]. Knapp building on Water outlet, and
moved his machinery for the manufac-
ture of born; into it. Hatch. Bailey &
company willtmupy the building vacat-
ed by him.
AMI term (looking to give their
Wehsrptanomketatethem
Hookudladderandfioummffipt
Not-name“ downy leavlagthera at
nonwo- jeweiry am,“ at brown
&Wilcoa's.
large congregation grated llev.
mummfflartferdmttlnetv
Conwtioual church yertertlaymnd
thoytietenouetthtnmmoo teemi-
lentdisoonreeo. repletowith anecdotes
andilluetrationw
hmdayafternunnwy throwingetonea
at party of boy: who were gathering
wildgnpuiuthewoodenearherhotne.
MWMumw, out»
mu lilphadly. M morning
WMMunmw-Im
multandhrurhofthepace. Paid.
Capt-lull. Rowlandmtedanaweeh
tlshlng cruise this afternoon to Block
mammal.” The
«mutual-Inn”.
Hum mmmwnlmm:
111' “women...
mint, " ”Anne
t
. AI
we»: "11111
as
tenth-11111 your on: 1
The town, borough and city elections 1
Dr. Richardson's Celery. ('ubeb
nothvmm Indication“.
.. 5-..- .. whhun.
houaeonflunday
”—F—I—q
Rev. c. u. Belleok outdated at 0qu
church, WWW yesterday.
MIMI:
137-51,.“
WWW """ IA‘r"’é‘Iti‘ IIIIi’hinid
badly while handling a trunk this morn
ing.
Humboldt Lodge, Son. of Herman,
will give a ball in Germania Hall to-
night.
A large [boiler arrived for ex-llayor
W. B. Huhbell’s new but factory this
morning.
. Mrs. Frank P. Holden is sick at the
bard street. I ,
Sixteen members of thoIElephant club
enjoyed a clam bake at Nanvoo Island
ywtcrday.
The reunion of the veterans of the Old
Well Hook and Ladder company will
take place this evening.
The Y. W. C. T. U. will hold their
meeting tomorrow evening in their new
ball on North Main street.
shire. Walter Rocket, of Ivoryton, is
aeriously ill at the home of her sister
Mrs. N. C. Grave», Marshall street.
Mine Jerome, daughter of E. Jerome,
of the Norwalk Paper company, is nick
at the home of friends on llerwin street.
Manager G. B. Bunnell, will give a
supper to about 100 friends, Wednw
day evening, under a tent on his spacious
ground» in Souther I
Rev. 3. T. Graham, of St. Paul‘s church
preached an excellent sermon yederday
morning regarding the building of the
new chapel on West avenue.
A man named Smith hired a team
from a Stamford livery stable yesterday
morningand has not yet returned it.
The Noni-all: police were notified by
been found.
corner of \Voodwunl and Lovvlule!
avenues to Mrs. Louise Romp and the
lot adjoining to John JuruIn-au. Mrs.
Romp and llr. Joudrcnu will commence
to build immediately.
James B. Mackic. They used to prev-
ring with marked fim‘t‘l‘fli.
The Mort-on cinching party. connin-
ing of Mr. and lira Morison, Mr. and
tag.
Alva Hall, of Stamford,
Alice F. Wing, daughter of Rev. (I. 8.
Wing. presiding elderof the h'. Y. East
d'nttrict, will be married at the elderage
in Stamford torture-row evening by the
bride's father.
Sumrintemlent 0. if. lihepunl and the
director: of the Conmlidatod road, in-
spected the flair-tracking ("motions be-
tween Wmtport and East Norwalk you
Ruddy and had dinner at lunch depot
restaurant. this city.
timetable Emil. Hail captured four
vagrant. in East Norwalk last night.
This morningdmtice Morn-ll gave Wil-
liam Barton, William ll. Darth and
WYoul-on five days reel-lathe
county jail. William Newton was die
charged.
Three men with thimble rigs canoe up
on the Grand Republic to llama l’oint
. yeeleniay and didaprolllnltle am
will!“ MW“ Mellon
llanymhupntaatoptothemeand
returnedmoneytneeveral melon
hadheenileeced.
Themanagemntef thehonuailvay
line have mammalian-ad driverat
the foot of lamb”. hithoallahtateeet.
Nor-valued hereafter all "hob tall”
can runoverthehranoh linevvill bean-
Ihted up the patio bythvextrahene,
asthe MMMmml-oevyfm
onehmempallnpthehlll.
'l'heoteanoer WMAM”wfllnot
additionaluipa
w
Hamill. Wilmpruldlngeldarul
mm... notalhrwed It the elm! II I
WW- at thp. Harm;
-’ ‘1 momma-111w . .
residence of Mrs. G. W. Merritt, Leo 1
telephone. but no truce of the thief has
Mr. Swartz has sold the [lot at the
Henry E. Dixoy's first partner was
tice dancing together on an old cellar
door in South Baton. hence the title of
“Grimes‘t‘eilnr Door" for the musical
hurlrrque in which Mackic is now altar-
Mrs. T. S. \‘anderltocf and danghwr
label and U. P. Batu. of New York.
returned from tin1 tally-ho parade at
fitnlnfonl at It o'clock Saturday ova-r»
and Mia
rm
MYMlmIi-malhfl 1
cosrwncur onions.
/ , ,
AaA‘aaal Notation Worth ‘(IDnr‘a
1’ lulle- Doll-n.
lion. .1. w Caution. of amputee
MI , 1M iii!
nmmhh ‘ WW
heart 0!
States Fish Compilation. Vol. 9.
No fishing on the Atlantic mat of
the United States has. be rare, been
more sucee-ful than the (‘ ‘tieut
oyetcrimlnstry. “lie history during the
lastdeonde has demonstrated the pinni-
bility (by well directed effort, operating
under fish laws) of the cultivation of
areas of sea bottom hitherto considered
pales for commercial purposes."
Attentiop healindtotheoyrtu; indnrc
tries of the Chenpeake regiomwhich the
report says have been no depleted of late
that the gravest apprehension is felt,aud
this decline has been going on while the
Connecticut fishery has been steadily
built up. The difference In II'Iccouuted for
by the state control of the oyster groimds
in Connecticut and the freedom from In.
strictiona on the southern ground; Mr.
Collins warmly champions the Connecti-
cut law and arguments in support of it
are continually advanced throughout the
repurt. ;
In speaking of the proepcrity oi the in-
dustry. Captain Collins eaya: ”The re-
ceipts in 1889 were “455,807. and the
expenditures 3038383, [caving a profit of
“23,524, which is more than ll per cent.
annual return on the investment, includ-
ing the oyster grounds and the oysters on
them. Some of thcmorc fortunate have
made much more than/this average, oth-
ers have fallen below it. In one case a
firm reported receipts in 1380 aruounting
to about $75,000, their ”male being?
about $25,000; the [Iranians year its re-
ceipts were over 8100.000. expenses {30,-
000: in 1087, receipt- nbout .50.”), ex-
penses.“ W0.”
ksofa cancel an area oflem
than “all?
wee $1.35) farther-years, anoint the end
of that time the product’u’nn 855,100.
The Swan'- Immoral four to rushing-
hm. I). (7.. via Pennsylvania road.
\\ ith every minute detail of travel and
hotel accommodation attended to the
Pennsylvania Railroad} inaugural per-
sonally-conducted tour to Wadiington
will leave New 'ork, Thumday, Septenr
her 17th. TII'nvsyatem of traveling.witlt-
out worry and with every convenience
known to modern railroading at com.
mood. is the only turn method for pro-
per enjoyment. and no better illustration
of It can be found then in the Penn-
sylvania tours under perulml mutt.
The special train running on feet ex-
press time will leave New York at 11:00
am. on this date and stop atJeseey City.
Newark, Elia-both. New Brunswick
Monmouth Junction. Princeton Junc-
tion-ad Trenton. reaching Wuhington
early the name evening. returning leave
Washington the Saturday followingdhtls
allowing ample time for sight-seeing.
The round-trip rate of $12.50 smiles to
nations from New York to Trenton not
inclusive; from there the rate is but 312
and includes :not only railroad fare in
each direction. but also meals at mule
and bond at the most prominent hotels
during the stay at the National t'apital.
Wei facilities will also he aIIorded for
sorting everything of interest in Washing-
ton under the moat favorable conditions.
Tin-datesofthelatertounoftbia
Ierlee are October In, 15th, and 20th.
November l2thnnd 5th. and December
l0tlI.
than: 1.!an Neill-g.
lu maxi-e tea call for an olieer to
arrest two men whowere lighting drunk
on I’mpeet avenue. yesterday afternoon,
Wanton Keeler unloaded and oetontbto
learn where the men bought their liquor.
Some of the neighbour raid the men had
been put out of tiormley's, m the
lie questioned the
admwhohad W
oftbepbcetipteed their waynpetairafi
androeakedontuf the hack daunmak
acres. The anwuntexpcmied plum
‘ Tng...
SPECIIALBIAROAIINSSEE EASTWINDOW
A DICKERMAN & SON
84.,WaShington Street,
South Norwalk
Kfligcdfiurm.mnuen
llliaelv~d Icon l- m 0.9..
Upon en the omen we find sev-
ant dive oreo ty men in single file
wi sleevznolf .t'w arm rolledgiupto lb:
shoulder, as y a veto II
vs theirWInt” ”en‘s-pagan. Illhre
I (file
undergoing Wt for drunkenness.
but wonder where the patients are.
These men do not be to the atmos-
phereofed the “grog shop,” at are lawyers,
doctors.“ and even min-
ism. Mall of al clamor that battle with
their brains are to be found here ii ting
for freed 1m from accuretddrlnk. nfac t
it is meupntomre mthan I'llrdiunry intglli-
ce om ere, great Ig-
lfixrtcd follows that have fallen victims
to the social glass.
After all have received treatment we
are introduced to Dr. Keeley himself.
His warm greeting, frank, open counte-
trance with his great lumintius eyes, from
hich the light of his soul leaps forth
w .. plainly captivate us and put to route
preconceived Ideas ofa moroee. sullen
you find this a virtue inatend
toattcnd toaornucb To the
is use father, takilrlifdeep
earhcaacandcafle by
ity and satisfaction
gt: of time we have been drinking
land if. as generally
office and
given a “n
private families depend upon the “K02-
ieefromfiiotfl
anddre from‘louotll pervreek Dr.
the appetite for stimulants ]
Dwi
the Union for treatment.
is thus unmounted for. You cannot
by him.
which surrounds the new mmer.
nwimmingly when—(presto. changed—-
here romeo a stage 0
manta
ool.
and blow to accept
memory. Slowly these til-Nice
away and you emerge to find
fiull [Winn of the fanul
minutes the horizon.
F Oct a Inn On.
the earth-m
my of aileron.
ands
the
ltlwd cure. now emloreed by eclence
Sold It M! d
llahackenmflotelfiouth nrvralk. (’mn
L‘IEMII‘; “W
thigh-«g
gunner ”at arrow.“ .
AIDE .GOIIIAI. l
Notice.
WWW“? how
it. M.” frontal.“ no. Into. center»
In npflieuhaetu
'tll‘t’a'ittlw'l‘ibiii‘n
mmfmlhw Dittrtetofllmatk.
I a
l Illlllililflilil
"WALT more!)
F0llll DlIS' JVISIT.
$ l 5. 00
counts III llllllls.
of a
fault. for aside from his care of those
immediately' In hie charge he sends out 1
medicine to hundreds of unfortunates
who cannot stand theexpcuee of personal
treatment, andisahotbe mrgeonof the
Alton. Onewonderahow he flndatimc
deepiiafim‘in he
name. also re 1
member-lug individual symptoms U n-
dnubtedly hia heart Is in his worda.for1
when he pronounces one cured it' to in a
tone which leaves no doubt of his sincer-
After some general conversation we
uimd upon our condition. the
human we are
"shakes-3’ we are invited into his rear
wen u “ humor.” then we are
t"eup led with medicine
eyites,” u theyare turned, for mutu-
The mi of handing and lodging var-
[ neck: with a room
Keeley' a fee for a three weeks mum» of
treatment is $00. Whole cayenne. $40 to
flit-them of emancipation from the
slavery of rum and permanent curt1 of
Henn- it is
may to perwivo that Dr. Keeley a word
therein law. anti thoalmnccof vuloona
1t a
drop of liquor or even minor at the rug
sum-a on prescription unions sanctioned
The patients report at the other» four
times a ill“ and take medicine every
two hours. At iirat one feels: blue. but
that does not last long. as thA1 older ones
do all In their power to dispel the gltiom
n a
very few days one leek: at home and flat-
tern hImaelf that he is getting along
transition narc-
rnarkahleae it is annoying, Yontind
your evndght failing, your powers of
(In-ordination are gone. you for-
get y,ounielf your tongue refuses todo
"our bidding. and you summer likeaand
Indeed I have seen run very at»
prelwneive of permanent impediment
the more of
timer to whom this condition in only a
comm
nature
endowed you with. and abetted to the
keInIut appreciation. Y our desire for
stimulants a thing of the peat. and your
unhition to meter the arena of the out-
side world with a uniform-low that
you ranand will retrieve the lust. illu-
Iactantiua pitted thou who believed
. and some very good
men hunted some other gun! once for
aaylngit moved. Vary wlaetloctimmnd
nonlwmfula
llcdiueosee hour-able, for which
rarilian Indiana po-esead an in-
fallible cure for 000 years in the Carbon
atere.uAIIder
BealEstateantllnsuranoe
Wlllllllll'lllll STREET,
wwll'l‘li NORWALK.
WEN”; Infill
‘00?ch AND auto
89 West Street, corner Trinity Place,
son'rn NORWALK.
Ofllre Hours-48w lila.rn.. Btoilp. m.. and
bluish!!! 1 ”13
non saris: nit 'l‘o new.
DOSE on Henry street. East h‘urwatk. con-
’ raining nine room miss“ barn. well
and fruit trees on run we: t—cl clans order
throughout. In: u re of Marshall ll. Toilets,
at Hatch. Bailey countany' e or on the prem-
has. no lm
women.
‘WD room», with guild ll
private house. central
" 'Brooke" Saarinen. office.
A
flux. first floor. if in
lo( ate-Li. Add ’23ch
SMART, tidy young Irl to do light house:
k i . II t h
m .‘t’i:':’..I.-°.:. “13'2“: mt. 12.1-Ségg‘oogi‘on-ifm 1’- ”1"11 Y‘s‘m‘ifl
' DC .
your;h of age, near six (feet in height; ce "n“ ’
atra' tasan arrow, an weighsabon ' \I "
285 pounds. In disposition hoiarnther T0 LLT' ,
sedate. if: my £91.!) the 15“th (h tobcrl. tlu Eli-ell Plain, turner of
M teem “’0 I street and Faritield avenue, South
much retired, but upon auyuuintanu- Norwel . Apply to'l‘aylordr Golden, rent a.
tale agents. > I if
SICKLY turniehed nuIm,Iv\I1IIth use wof bath
room. suitable for one or two )ounfa men.
lnnulreat thiaoll‘l oll‘lee.
l'I'lI out .1 hou
;0
k. and Iierard Place
meats I
W Ilaon, out
all
er (' 11 «out street
All modern im rove-
nire of IF“ Adams or L'hares E.
premi see. all If
Ol'SEI: on Burbank atreet of five minus;
also one of six rooms. .ykppl to I. L.
Burbank. fil Main stml. South \nrnnlk. stilt
“I ()II bani-mos on Fly Set I. for smalt familial:
five mums oath; good water; rent
Apply to John H. hnapp. s! “I e»! at. »l'. " tIf
HE (‘hIaeII-uar Flare at live Milt lilvo-r will
willbc rented chm tuagood tenant. until
April).
(I. ROOM."l on Day stngt. r- nt 21: "It .lruoInIt1
at) up Day pang. rcpt 7.1m. i f;;_llll'~_ on Henry
rec .rent to l pp 3 to Yonu I
Inc kwod Manufacturing (‘0. win a
II. (hummer. \' aterstroet. Nornalk
WI!
and pine liquor,a we are a “ tient." *~ ~ -
The next thin to secure a rding l nous at V«1.tt'hwtnut street South Nor»
m . (limit mg.” “pm walk Inquire of J. P. Hum-It. .\‘o. e
t‘ heetnut street. if It
SF. NEKAI. apartments on Pin} mour Piano,
from 3113:0316 per month. If Sc) mour.
W not at enuc unit If
not id“ and a\"o:uu9,
J lmns.rent 0" Apply In I: .t \\ 'nod
ward.
OWEN part of hon-In on
FOR shun.
[LDINU mm for sale for Still on the lm
ll"
(ailment plan; no internal: no fairy
5'“ i. y 5“ by "‘9 rice: foran
3 lots they are grad 1d at) l
crowds whogo here from a partaof libeingtwelvefev-lto mn‘r’flltlw‘nte: rial?
I’l
sop. If
in('. lilimith. near t e ball ground Wm:
want av enue.
‘Il‘Tl'Zi'II\-Ir twenty «out». fine Ivoll rotted
manure. Address I‘. I) [for ‘11“. M21
medial..."
N m 15“
II.aItlon not...
I one. pint
l’
Ilunt grunt lairllmunde. Emmi"- of “m
lime. alriiroand. l. I. or3“ Builmul ‘lme
South Somaik. :9 III
IVE“ Inih hm“ byeul'eailtl; rung-Ind milk
{ply to.\l. M. Norton, M West hf‘n‘él.
south 'orvvalk. all it
40mm» fruit farm All kind» of fruit. 7
room home. small barn and stable. near
Prue if ,all. cut terms Reference. Joseph
Integrate A street. Nonalk. 'l'lmmae
\l‘inrk. eI'louflnlc Irv
feet front. House no“ . nun-Ins,
will well of water. al lolly and health) him-
tion. are mlnutea' wal from the [umpire
oodla l
ln.ntl the rest underutili-
hat-u. utensils, l fir] lmmwy,
fowl-v, to flood frame In till l’em h
I
W yomitlig Station Delaware. Beautiful home
1,00“ llollan t nah It illbny a fill-1 plan 0'. lot
of Ta) Inr a Golden or Joseph 1.. ohm» e. afllw
plant! for sale cheap: Ill
ore hard aniall fru Near the
goo
70‘. have for sale :I new limiting houses.
nttualod in a good lm nlitt. nhoulb
minutes. walk from the Armor) l’rlwre-
nth‘t'tlvely 33;”). 32.0051“! all”. To curl:
fail-Ar) partim throw hon-ms “ill be mid on
alum-imam»! Vail Thu balumi- in in-
H‘fim'ms a. may suit purine-r. Taylorgg a
u on
u not barrele. Apply to (II-o lame.
ill Mainstreet. Namath. m
IDEAL liS'l‘A'l‘l-l.
Tilt
WO0DWIBD HOME8TE|0
IN llllN'l'lll. lill'l' Iii hill SALE. ONLY
”$6,500
will ruin own In
I urn~m-~»rso Ame or,
0000". ll0l00ll0 THE"!
A Illlllllll l0T8.
All the remaining lots are now
offered for sale.
These are the butt lots for the
money nsktsl. anywhere in the
city limits.
Eli“ l0‘l' I! Will Bl'l’llll'ill.
Think quick if
you wanr one:
They are being bought all the
time.
ilfillllllllfllllllll
taro being built were.
lllllli 1108 Mill" Mill
and Inquire for terror of
. TAYLORflGOLDEN
lllSIlilII “Mill,
Wanton to.
IITIIaylor & Golden. II II
’CIharIesE. Seymour’s
This Is a his snap for you; avail mum" .I,‘ it.
If m want thehoat
in win, try'rlght here.
loading (honor. at Washiogton Street. South Howell.
m. nude...» WM... ”an...” __
gnlulammmls D. P. MORRELL
om lloItIrIeII not light only.
our... JflllllSllll. SEPIEIIBEII IItlI.
DAN—*MceARTI-W’s 1
"TRUE IBISII » HEARTS?
The "realest of all Iriub Picture-«gun Plays.
8m Produced with it» ortginaINew York cnatwevr
Scale new on sale at Hale‘s drug store, Nor-
walkJnd Plaieted'e rlonth Nurwalk.
,......... MMMMMM
J” ’enn nAt ml “In”,
in vinttlu'fififfigg’mumm
LESLIE Isiumi,
(blond L'. 8. Array.
tumor or THE» PElCIE
Wu.“ u “m Room].t Public “bury Bethune
Otllro Hours I'llto ll urn. .. and ”04pm. ”I
COMPANY.
and elnboratc nonery um hanil nl
ciln to mod prupe rl..-h -n
Motiill BlIlSllless College;
STAMFORD. CONN
New Muslir~.\’cw sonogram—New Bournem—
Songs in real Irlnh Ian ago. i cnulno Irish a’I
W wimp!“ .m. .mmmn“. llI the oil‘i‘di'g'.‘ Jilin“ September 7. Bath mas. .1‘
present public the best Ina I In all who deal I
this ear
Inertial. Shorlhnnnldmfinm Ellucatlan. ‘g’m'
dumb: and T 1
addition of decr‘imi’ilfid
dent may be interv'ediew
Au
r ‘I ll . 1
area ever vvr ten "rewriting Aca—
meals. will the _
rcbitecture. Prali- ’
on Co cum snot?
Pitt
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I8
The Beginning of the Laughing Festival
JAMES B. MABKIE
Musical IIurh-aqux- .
GBIMEST CELLAR 0000
Comedians, Vocalists, Dancers.
Bright. (‘atcby Mneir.
lll-‘lil I \ll
Plill LS
it»: At-- hn Snlr at Hulk“ and turmnr)‘ ,~ Ilrug
gust 5. (' once ad
lira sent on applibitlggwAsxdmI‘ml? Cain-
Mnnnru. ncsrnzss connect,
STAMFORD, CONN. I
MUSIC HALL. I II“
The Popular Young Comedian.
the Horse
All Horses sold by this es—
tablishment are warranted.
lIiRlMI‘ISEY, ME IIUY,
II 'I'hos. Addison‘s New, Bright. tiriginnl,
mg m
Supported by an Enellent (‘ompnny of
Sparkling Spot‘lllllll’s.
A “'orhl of Nun-l Fmtnrra. l-‘IIII Reigns
Supremo.
35, 50. 75c.
1'9»
all:
F
BUNNELL‘S THEATRE!
Suit» onion-«l by lt'lt‘lllltllu‘ lIrl-l till N p. III.
THE Bill
Prices- 25s.. 50c. lie. and Si .00
1“!)
o'c-Ioult noon. Saturday. ties-trio
l’iutmnnil spur ill: ntiunu nub!
Pill0E8 LOW.
"Brookslde Stock Farm.
M. H. PARSONS,
Horses, Farmérs‘ Horses, in foot, Anyth
Line.
BIIIIDGI’IPORT.
Tum-nose I'.u.r.:lt
Trotting Horses, Pacing Horses. Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
TO HORSE BUYERS
PHOBAIEII SllEAIllTF IIIAI ItiAII
l A U C T I 0 N
)l'er' \.\"i to an ordcrunhe (‘ourt of Pro-
Me for th-1 lllr‘lricl of anlk, the sub-
sirihur offers for uh,- at Public Auctiomon
the premises. Suturiluf. .salll. 21:.th mama.
the real estate “hit l belonged to ‘VIIIJJAII
limit, latnuf Surwalk. in mid distritt. de-
«eased. at the timeof hiscieath. said reales—
tuto Vtflhfll'llzi of a house and lot. situated on
I \vlnr etreet, do c.ullrul north of the Connect-
1'. ut tun-pike. near tiraniterlllenvatnnt lot
mljnlnln the «urine. and anion house load In! at
llzneavi «.50 cullnl which was occupied by
said William Keith. as his home-dead. Terms
In lt.‘ krnonl'ln at sult'. i I
or on er part en mi hire of J
Milt-hell..-\nt1klioneer or M Ines
Iiizx rsrt’noun Administrator.
Ninth Xurwulk.lit'pl. ll), Mil. 510140
RIDAY, SEPT. l0
Bill lilE'S NEW COMEDY,
MISS BMW 8 lllSlITllTE
NORWALK. CONN.
Boarding and Day School
The twentieth yearuf themhmltthe elmo
Settled Ptooosols.
It titll‘ll’lli ting a newer in Day utmt aill
ln- rmimlhy tho-tin aunt’rlf until I:
tor ltl. Mil.
m II III tin-office-
, rnth in \orwnlkl. Upon» Thursday. New. IT.
"45:: gig) (il‘it‘l‘ilt’rlI-I. T,” Will is warned to [ml \thonmgh and I umplrtc Englishmurae
Win A \' ulk t‘ommltteeon liowern is ullnltlnl or III: a: bowl ill» lie students I"?
Ferris“ a ore-house. f it)’ surveyor. tum “" “’“W‘”
A
Cut
Marbleizetl Slate Mantels
r‘lnldml In imitation of the renal marble:
and mind». limp!” to he even at
w.H. Meeker&Co.’s
IRISTlIllI o IIYITT
The kinderpurten work. range and gum In
lamb need a training thlldrcu from four to
seven years of age.
Natural hintorgumrdin natural phi
be prevented tot M' bot-l in aw Inhel
manner by Miss Rimbaud
llnlyokel. 'ullm.
lultimo lino-hoe will have «huge of the clan-ea
y will
a tractlve
gradatuale
0llE llllllflllED SillES.
mambo». advanlam are offered lathe poplin
undying F'rcnt h entitle man.
The wheel nll'rmht excellent upped-alth-
fnr at airl mflf‘hmy In vocal anvil
nwnta Inna mien here are a
fur the work in thin department.
The tantra: lion» in crayon
and water mlora a- ill be given
born at
l'b; “it‘ll culture and {bull'on val
all
h
at norm mus srumr. ' fl” finial
receive
the uncvgwulqflfl '
'i’nplln desiring hlmtnehm nhaulil mt. Int-
ttmllnto npplhalbm
W‘ forum It" lawn rate-mum
mt . "9‘ , ma
.. . ,3. mm...
No. 2. GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK.
WE Alli; flflliwllfll A l'l’LL Lilli”. 0'
NEW Fill. MESS 00008
IN ant. ’rmt um MILD” AND rAhltll't‘. sumac Militants ttt
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
Tllllllllll & lllllT,
INORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler