. fitwiwv line at
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ware. Just the things you want.
~ 5}; ft hvfithe most cmnplete line at
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'llrugs, chemicals
AND -
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will,“
in town. and “51$le cortknmre lmnrubiy
gonmsrsn.
Druggist.
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taunts
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C slew York Berald Weather forecasts.
in thlsdlstrtct to—day mammals-r weather
will probably prevail. with light. variable
, VIA-pernlalrwuathar and lresh east-
rlytn thprly winds will probably prevail.
becoming brick and high in the lake
region. followed by rain in that mien, with
falling ceramics» a night; and on autism
ocular. partly cloudy to cloudy weather in
both sections. with rain and brisk or high
southwesterly winds. shifting to mthwester-
ly and mllcwed by clearing in this section.
with a clear cool Sunday.
. Democratic borough caucus tonight.
Olive Branch Lodge.K._o{ P.,hold their
regular meeting tonight.
Ground see the “Two Old cronies” at
Music Hall tonight. They are immense.
-—finesweet mm. peek, at F.
D. Lawton 5: Co. ‘5.
Mrs. George E. Allen is seriously ill at
her home on Chestnut street. Norwalk.
The Iron CMoulders' Union. No. 2m,
willgiveaball m Mimic Hull Thanks~
givingeve.
John A. Slater, Edward Slater and E.
blackfish to-dsy.
The sloop Harp. Captain Haynard,
of Southhold, L. 1.. is in the harbor with
a load of potatoes.
—Ii you do not wish to stiller tooth-
ache this winter, have your bod teeth
out by the new painlem pmcess at Ma-
huckemo hotel.
W. E. Duncan, ticket clerk at the
Grand Central depot, New York City.
was in town yesterday.
Michael Fitzmaurice is en-ctingssmall
building on Stuart avenue. in which he
will open a grocery store.
John Dudley, 01 this city. has accepted
a position with a large shoe rnsnuhtctur‘
ing firm in Bridgeport.
~Thc Misses St. John announce a
pecinl opening of {all and winter milli-
ncry to take place Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. October lat, 2d and 3d.
All are cordially invited to attend. 33
Main stret, Norwalk.
The gymnasium committee of the Y.
M. t}. A.. will hold a meeting Friday
evening 0! this week.
(Y. A. Blackman is confined to his
lulu!!! on Westport avenue. stillering
{rum chemical poisoning.
«Bicycles on installments. $2.00
weekly. No deposit required. (Fall on
crnddrou W. 1’. Whitney. No. 2 Forth
Main strmt, South Norwalk.
The carpenter work on Postmaster
Hubbell's new house on St. John‘s
avenue will be completed to-dny.
llart Dcnton'e now cottage on Frank-
lyn avenue and n [natty new home which
Samuel Lyrics lsbuilding on Lynes Place
are nearing wmpletion. Both housee
were leased belore work on the found»-
tlon wan commenced.
..éAll m M! for ext-dine to
m. the penile. attractor cl
teeth. allowed on new sets by your own
dentists, or competent dentists who
guarantee their work.
TlieCmsnytrisruhcl William ll. Dud-
lechrmcrlyctthe tlrm cl (loom-ll.
Wgoddco" will beplesssdtclturstbst
Minoan-Elsi HIM w‘ltn an to»
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‘ not employ!!!» mum's .n‘omrmm
Rochester, ll. Y.. one oi the largest
manutschusrsolmhss' and children's
shoestntheccuntry. ‘1
new appointed ulnar
mutton-nu.
firmmmdnm
akklgsportto—daymrelllssss
Gulls lloerum.layltaymcnd, Edith
W,Allesllesth.ltrs.l.ll.ltau~
M.WilhurDoulrns,Chat‘lssDewnu
sndUbsriss'Wstsrs. Alsrgsuuuilier
«gamut-van; .4
WWMWtMuui-a
at the WIMCWGB canny.“
““3““wath
mm . m m ‘ club
cutrtdiugittllmbury.thenssk-yebeon
ousulthshorsesbmbsmudiusttsmpt»
winds. tunstlynortbcrlyandeaslcrlyusisaihly ‘ ‘ ‘
. tolhwsd‘tryclnudlnessonthe count line. 0n
8. Bennett are down the harbor utter '
South Norwalk
mmmmmmC
WWto—nhtbt. ‘ .
The region-rears patentingtho vot-
inglistto-daylorthetownclecticn.
- l endomnw. minis“ ehlnklng and
fit} "If
EEJschsbn has bought outC. A.
Blackmsn’s photographic gallery in the
borough.
Wills “all“ “:8 'Gl‘i'bfi WM.
was Lottie Elwood and Ulutrla Plait.
0! East Norwnlk. will be married next
Wednesday.
”Fine sweet potstoes.25c. peek. at F.
D. lawlenkCo.’ s.
mm: thatthere are so molly “kick-
ers” in town linearised the Iocaltoy
sunsetolsyinsstcckctfcothallay
George Wood and wile. of Wayne
Connty,N. Y.,are visiting thdr cousin.E.
H. Pillow, at No. l”Chestnut sheet.
Charleen. Wheeler has been elected
chairman of the Republican committee
appointed to nominate warden and
burgcsses. ____________
During the month of September-there
were twenty-two daths in town, or about
«molten the number of the preceding
month.
Among titemany valuable and useful
bridalgiftspresentedtoDr. W. J. Tracey
and bride were checks and cash amount-
ing to $2 .500.
.\ sou u as born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
J. Foster. of Tolles street, this morning.
Mr. foster is the genial bookkeeper nt
Raymond Brothers .
Tlu‘ steamer H. C. Northnm. which
runs between New Haven and New
York run ashore near College Point last
evening. There were about 200 [auscu-
gers on board.
J W. latwn. Jr.. has been appointed
first sergeant of Company F to till the
matey caused by the promotion at
Sewnd lieutenant A. J. Wilcoxson.
—-Fino BWM potatoes. 25c. peek. at l".
D. lam a Cd‘s.
George Ackerman. the waiter who
walked oil with a watch and melt from
Memberg'a n-stuumnt. Norwslk. Tiles—
day morning. WM seen in Bridgeport yr :-
lt‘nlny by a North“: man.
Don’t suffer trout any kind of Rhcnma
llllnl or Gout ! Dr. Richardsrm's Winter-
green, Prickly Ash and Celery Rheumatic
Powders cure the worst film's. Ask {or
5c. or 10c. sample.
—Scc the painleal dentist at Hubnckc—
mo hotel. C’
The committee appointed at the lie-
publican borough mucus, Monday even-
ing, to nominate a warden and six bur-
gsaes, will hold a meeting this evening.
Lottie. four-month'u old daughter of
George W. and Emma Bates, died at her
home in Cranberry Plains. last evening.
The funeral will be held Friday at 2
o'clock.
Warden E. 0. Keelur informed ASEN~
rim relmustivo yesterday that he
[unitively refusal to accept a renominn—
tion. J. D. Kimmcy has refused toac-
cept the rumination oi water commis-
sioner.
“Many have board of Estebrooke and
his nmrvelous painless pulsars of ex-
trsoting teeth. lie will be here umber
1st. and can convince the most skeptical
that bocaudosll he claim. You who
fear the burl-rity of the old system all
early sud see him.
Postmortem Duty and Hubbell are
making out crumbly and quarterly re-
ports 0! the bulbs. 0! their cflices.
m theyareobliged‘torcwrt tone
PM“ How audbflsnnstun
l trim -r ‘Cl’i' g".<.. )‘li gm“
0- alternate Friday afternoons it is
cmtomsrytcrthspupllsatthermukliu
streetschoolJmntgradeBtoDhtsldve,
mmumwmm rhsmri»
caluerctsss. Anlntsrcstlugmogrstnme
kssbesrurrsngsd for tomorrow.
“uninvited. ‘
The least the Over ltlver scltcul
grctmdslsstbaltmsstmmtotrs-
mscttoutsmyctllorscsww.
tlmbrlgbtsqussr-cllscu ct Principal
HEW ottbsschml. whom
stlheho-sotkispsrsutssulttmsmct,
ugmmmuuas
WWW willboki
smhmmflgtitbkdtym
«mandarin»! pronto
”monomeric” mute-um
Wires-mingmmcturm
mmbmdpsophsttkemsm
Isabelle must «mints, stiller by
mwmhmmuw
AMWuwlbuflsryflyn.
MWWH
“w m... oi the 0pm
Housethisevening. , ,
~Hi- Bertie Burt. a! Taylor crease.
held No. Mable]; am the robe ibcwn
‘W lghtl’rlcoth’lugdtinls
thosewhodesirstocsllsndsseth‘em.
{the gate law is cfl' today and the
woods arcrssmmding wiuitheruportsol
shotgun and rifle. A number at local
sportsmenuroholpiegtoincrsase the din.
llr. and lite. Isaac Bullock. 8r. intents
of the 88le lit-tubers. celebrated the
sixty-eighth anniversaryottbsirmsnisae
today at their home on Osborn avenue.
The foundation has been commenced
in theresr 0! Henry Tilly’s carriage re
pository. fora new brick currisge lsc~
tory to accommodate Mr. Tilly is low
ing business.
Postrnavtcr Duty and the carriessol'
this city have been invited to attend the
opening of thenew postotllcest lit. Ver-
non,Saturday. Matter 10. ltisshtothe
moond anniversary of the free delivery
system is that place.
Attorney Gray tutor-med a reporter this
morning that the injunction of Mrs. Zul-
mou (‘ometock vs. Olmstond was modi-
fied by the order of the court so that
Mr. Olmsteud tutu cause execution to is-
sue and collect his judgment of the jus-
tice boprt. unlm Mm. Comstock ulntll
given liondiu double the amount of the
jumbo judgment to Mr. Olmstend.
PEOPLE EOE KNOW.
Where and new “they Spend Their llcurs
ul lam-urn.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l’nrkcrnnd daugh-
ter Kittie and Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Bailey. of Bridgeport. have returned
home after a plmsnut visit with Mr. and
hits. Frederick Need. of Berkeley street.
Norwalk.
Rev. and Ira. Raine 1. Cooper and
son. of New Milford, are VW lint.
Cmper's purenm. llr. and lira. Alfred
Holt. 0! lisplc stregt.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. (bales will
leave Norwulk early in November {or
New York, where. they will remain until
spring.
Mil-r3 Zulindn l’ cm. s "eminent
society belle of Bmklyn, who it. bill
spending the put three weeks with Mun
Ettaiielden.atlrerhomeun theGrecu.
returned to the city Tuesday warning.
Mrs. William Smodley and Kiss Alice
Bullock. who have been in Europe, ar—
brived in this city on the 1.07 train this
noon.
ll. B. \Vilson, of Newark. N J.. invis-
iting his brother, S. B. Wilson. of Wall
Minot.
Mm. Charles Dellart Brewer and two
children, cl Brooklyn, N. Y.. are guests
of Mrs. Georgiana Bailey, of East ave
nue.
Fred Beldm, who has been spending
several months looking after his luxsinesc
interests in New Orleans. is expected
home in about two wecku. Mr. Holden's
health, which at one time was very poor.
5 very much improved.
1403'! (302411301. 0? TIIB HORSE.
A bonus Accident at the Washington
Street crossing Last Ilse-lag.
Quitoasericusaoeident occurred in thii
city last evening. Elias lalkin was
driving ’l'homall Village's house. and
while coming down North lain street
he lostcontrol of thesnimnl. The
guts at the Washington street ensuing
were down. waiting for the ”ghoul train"
to pan. Oneof the wheels of the cal“
risge struck the wire. and when llr.
llalkin pullcdtbehonearoundthewlre
wasteruout. ltcsmbtJolm (them-ho
works at George B. Weedd: Go‘stsotcry.
and tore hishsnd sobadlythstDr.Clsrk
w. obliged to ills-v thswounll. The
horse mind up WWW
‘mdwhenblwltctlwmsmw
Hotel y kinC you thrown out,
and hiswwfia‘sdcut‘y in several places.
The . mmnturudsudwrecbei
stthscornsrolflprlngsud Wlfiingtnu
streets William Guutlwr.wbo was on
his bicycle. overtook the horse and
Mosughtitbetoresuy more damage was
resumed. irritants.
lie-slug tat, . erg, g ,.
anatomical-tuna wears
tohsvs‘thetsitaouspmduslloa tlisblg
WMW‘WWM
ropells,”lstflseitynert Mays-vets»
lag. lthstlpnlstsdthstwesretohsvo
alltbeoriginal sot-nit: and maintain-l
eflsnhwhlchW:
gsgsmsntoi’tbs m at .
thinlfltrest Theatre in New York,ss
well sstltpoompshy which ha been
Thus 5 Woodrow all!
butltetaost Important dramatic event
dtbsussonhthhclty 'l‘llsopsttlsg
cttkssslsqt‘rcsstrvalm
to
“WW“? lw‘; “Fk.- l‘lb’Mfl r'k '.
. u‘rlm wit Wm ...J’
nos-ms tonight. tumultuous
South Norwalk
lllllilli lilSSEll Willi.
A on“ mucus er prim mi
rump more: or mourns
“H.531." 2V 4!“?! Wilma "all '1'
Cflill if i I‘l'li‘m “flail EiCflCaow‘
H "may ”kW Wop:
poi-tilt bier W W’
“W. are We“ in ash-110*
m’l CI
thnCdetnitteemsu Clulie 1»- fiber
wood called the Democratic on caucus
inflwlbwnflmshortlyattors
o'clock last evening, nearly 200 voters
were present, Deputy Sheri“ James
Toner was appointed claim» and James
T. Ilcbbcll was unlisted secretary.
Following the resdlngol the call John
J. Bunion moved that!» meeting pm-
ceudtonomina‘tea man. This wu
nmeudmi‘by ad on word mm"
The dunes at not Mam. O. A
Burrund list-roan Theilewere presented.
ell. James W. Storey, Brand Tullyund
lot was then taken with the following
vault:
this) number or votes ”out. lit.”
Samuel Mam.
CharlesA. Burr" ... ...lt
Herman'l'beile. . . .... .I
William L. Jameo .
On motion 01 John J. Withih tlie ballot
"minim-lone sndltr. Mam
was declared notniuatedamid applause
John J. Rankin arose and attempted to
speak. buthe "declared outof order
and told to sit down.
A motion to nominate a town clerk by
:tcclamatiou was then made; also one to
have the nominations made by ballot. A
limit"! as to which was right then
ensued. and for a law minutes the meet»
ing was in an uproar. llr. Bunion again
attempted tospeahbutwsshimed down
after emphasising the fact that he had a
right to be heard.
It was decided to nominate the town
clerk by acclamation and James '1‘. Hub-
bet, was unanimously nominated.
W. 3. Montgomery was nominated {or
town tresourer.
The nomination of minstahlcs was next
in order. Mr. llanlun moral that a
committee of live be appointed by the
chair to go into executive sermon and
present nunurs to fill the rust oi the
ticket. the cartoon to ratify them.
This brought John Mulmc to his feet.
lie said he did not believe in sturrhsm-
her uwions, as men were often times
slipped in who could not be nominated
in the caucus. it had been tried before,
but had done harm.
John W. llains thought the caucus
should becpen and above bmrd. “We
are Democrats." he said. “and let us be
Democrats.” (Applause).
Mr. llcnlon's motion wan then put and
was voted down by a storm of mice.
The names of Albert DcFort-st and
John ll. Gormlcy were presented for the
nomination of mnetables.
it was decided to nominate 'thecon-
stablvss by acclsmstion and the name of
Albert Deliorest was first acted upon. A
storm of “ayes" and “noes" gmted the
cars of the chairman. As he was in
doubt nbtmt the vault he called for:
another vote. This was doubted and a
standing vote was called (or, resulting in
sixty eyes and fifty note.
noun
lnstod. J. ll. Gormlcy was also mull——
noted.
The nominating of two grand jurors
was next taken up. it watt voted to
nominate them by ccclsrnstion. The
name of Styles W. Curtis was pmentcd.
As the syn: sud noes were about equally
divided a standing vote was called for,
nine ayes. Ir. llaultm tried to “chr-
cute" again. when William Sheldon
told tlieclisirtnan that if he couldnot
pmm order they had better appoint
someone else.
Altcrthe caucus had once more bren
resided to'ordt'r, Hr. Sheldon new
unit bl
one sn’d nbniinhted mailed! L. Glover.
Ir. "anion wanted to make a amend-
tiwnt but watt hhsd down
murmur; Junt- W.iltcreylnrthslnsrd
ct rellel.andein W. llsins for reboot
vidlnl.
The registrars of voters nominated
were: First district, John J. Welsh:
Third district. “Lb. lisulonl.
'l'ltctown nommittsein tltei’lrstdis-
trist wan condoned {or sustberyser and
John “Claim wm mm. unu—
mittesmunfromtbs'l'bhddktrtct.
-0wnyourcwubtcycls. bottom-it
required. .1anme
club. Certificatnntustnbsnldpntlb
Wandflm weekly. Who-it‘ll.”
hmflshgouorbstmouubsrfl.
WMMUI ”Wt?-
um” ,thmmuiii
“Ilium hum
mthsfirmngm
lortheFirstand'l‘hirddbtriotstOorder ..
The Chairman appointed William ”Hitch .-
James Bunion tellers. An informslbsb NOW-“t-
...ltls
Mr. Del‘orcst was then declared'nom- Ln
resulting in titty-«ix noes and thirty- '
gfislldjbtbrlrttsknlhlpmtsnt-
James litdlcll was nominated for M
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" Taylor In Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
ItBlllllTlll STREET,
3901‘“ Filmmafllhy
Ton EE.- 0..
orrtcn Arm mum " ‘
39 West Street, corner ‘l‘rlsity Pines.
50m NORWALK.
Ollicellours—ltcloam“ Bhutan: and
Menu: blah
‘t.
x.
l
LOST. C
robs.hsCthesn smith NCcrwslk do.
0“ Rock road and street.
tween! and Mo' clock“ Wednesdn even!
final will he paidlf retn
to t
013
Fills sAiCJ: oi": TDCBECRi'l‘.
iCCbCosntar t Fir Clllle Rlver. Plas-
Tl! “on turning: it 11.0th
or Istrcet, Nurwalk —.hl.."
WAN'grm.
(300D man to work unalarrn C
month. Wane Slz. J. N. Tattle.
the
“m1 forgonerd hcslvswork
A00 Apply at Bfiot'r‘t’h Iain street. South \or-
walk. all 4t
:-
CTO CWT.
gut rooms. lowerC nocr.hc. I'Day street.
in Rflt Sill. Ahc‘tlwe E-corrm-A ‘ lingugot 812.
so rmome ran 1‘0 Wm
ut lmkwoodll Illicit. pp call!
AW HOUSE on Ely venue. near the railroad
rd bridgmten “loll“: neat '12. E. A. Wood-
we
HOUEClE on Taylor avenue . no. lion stand
bs.rn Taylor Avenue .1813. Part o! lions:
onlly Neckmmad lort oi hrmac north
1'qu ct house on Monroe
sin-rt. ll. [list slurp on Water ntreet. Bur
1!")me A‘IJ 1w
FOI it pleasant mount, No.46 first avenue.
MM“ Farms. Front and back en-
1C“ 0 houses on Ely Keck. tor small lac: 7:133
live runner mil. newly painted;
“as?“ rent 9". Apply to John“II ll. lingo, t2
Pl.l-3ASA\'T-nd mar criticnt house. ingood
locality: new, wialth lmodern tn rove-
msnts. Six minutdsfrorn depot. Inc; to of
Tax tor a Golden. W ashlugiun strata"
nterl
South
)lo.
Fl\'lmnxson Int-.lloor Ne wly
ml. “No. l (‘bestnut aim
Norwalk.” Itqnlm of James l’unzelt.
Chestnut street.
\ l’Tll part oi trouser-orncr(‘rmnt street
t and l'n-rsnl Hare. All modern tm
merits. in: ulre of E. Adnmsor U cs3.
\‘lilson. out premises sit t1"
\EVERAI. itpartrnents on Seyvnonr Place.
| (mm 31319315 per month. ll. Seymrmr
West avenue. sum! t
FOR SA LE.
Ehave for sale ll new dwelling houses.
\
mime-tin a Aluutlltv. stout 6
minutru' walk from to utter}; Price re-
smtivrly 52.3”. Simian! 82.0! To salin-
(at-tor) parties these houses will be sold on
ersnhpammnt at run The balance in lap
stollments us may null purchaser. Taylor A
Golden.
(“DER barrels. at Raymond Rnuhdro. from
Wls'nl! lu Sl t‘l'ttll. Aim a lot of Hum-la!
gallon kegs. sill 2w
UlldllCCNG [Am tur sale for .3!) on the in.
stallment plan no interest; no [airy
{trim for any lots: ntltey are with and (I
being twelve icet to tire re d water. App
tot‘. B. Smith. near ball ground. W Vood-
warn~ avenue. nets t!
Ctli «nor barrels. A Cl to George Lowe.
200 Main street. 21-min.
llanciig Class to lie innit.
J..H Jordan. hobs: been under the
special direction at Proton» it. a Manuel. of
New York. (or the 33st year.R will open his
dent lug academy in llalhon
evening. October t. On that eveningn III ado“ t
clout t‘sr Indies and gent letmeu who are
new. will be lormcd. Class formed [or ch Id:
run. fiaturday. October l7. {rum it) to La. to.
chest dances only will be taught. all 1w
Kl'illl‘l'oi the condiiimi ct Tn! (.‘tC'rv NA-
noun. than. at South Nor-walk. in the
flute of (kmnecticut. at the close at bualnule,
September rfi.
“WURC‘EN.
loans and discounts .................. $240.13"!
Overdralts. ensured and timer-red so SI
U. ll. Bonds to secure circulation... m
Stork». sunritlos. claims. etc ......... “Jill fl
)ns l‘ruraa us i reserve 'ruLs mat
lue trout Nat ideal liar: n. 18.1"!“
mngbcuset’urnltursaml natures mill")
camps and taxes unpaid loll)
i'plfi'"“mll".":a““m ‘ summits; ' ‘ " 233%
it at other banks .................. IND)
l‘rsctwasl caper. currency. nickel:
and cents” in I
lip-elem ................. MI I”
mood” rand "will; t". o " 1w",
rsr (Iver rent. of circulation) ...... ”Sill
rtl “heck ...
tenths”: thin-l libel“ ...... .. fl 9
is... ......m - mini-.... r5.
’l'ctal. .mlflfl
Men! (WM. lbitiiluo! MM.”
finish". I. Lav-row. cushion! shove-
sclemsl swear thug.”
statement In true to the «Wfi
nit-this It'll;
“RW' among“
“"5 tdfflflnnmxmim
Weld
illl llil Wlliiil Illlllilll.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
“'7'” “WJWW’ ”M
ll Ill! STREET. Mill.
“rename
gilllildlfiiliii B’
1‘: Miss Blanche Chapman
“’ MliNllAY, BET. 5th,
“rm
page HALL: C
FRANK hulls
Original and Only.
lwo flld cronies
Supported by
Ciatuwmmrlshlhsrs.
CharlesE Seymour’s
lentils Grocer 33 lla‘shiigltu Street. South Hamil.
FURNITURE
David Stow"
sputum-undo ‘ ‘ CCCCC
Ck arms uh AC
mien Attorney. Real
insurance.
[’11qu reurslns
111 Washington street. South Norwslktm an“ MICE
ORDERS Hill DRESS lilillils.
From W. ll. Ball & Co.‘ scan beleftat achs‘
E. ' .Scotlelsl‘n ..‘No. “Hearth 3!“!!!le
Norwalk. where a full line or samplacatt
been. or they run he sent direct to me at No
219 State pinel, Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. J. A. Decker.“ u
iiJU.“3 lmb
And unrest f‘ ..o!‘ .. and i
Catchy M unit. New Bongo“. Novel Dames.
Smiling Stage EH Mu lteauli fill
Soc nery. liorgwus tomes
And a
Bill Iii PRETTY GlRlS.
Stronger and Better Titan Ever.
llpers House, this flight llnly.
‘ THURSDAY. ocronru l.
Appearance of the jolly t‘un makers.
ROWRRTR'S BIG SHOW
DNA
TRIP T0 "IRELAND
Combined with the humus Ilibernim and
Dublin llsn Novelty 8 Specialty lie.
Positively the best attraction n! this kind
travelling. it islty artists Brass
Band and (my estra Look out for
the grand street parade at noon.
New a!“ trillion. trouitied.
Rinall' a noble jigs. range. ru-ls
amidsmu.1’hemmcdy illnst rat-IN
the (omit side 0! a tour through! ro-
land and will he intern-creed u ithspet inl-
tiea by q wry mt tube r n! Ibr- coutprtnt.
illicit?“ 35,50,750.
Seatsnnw on sale at Hale‘s drag etorc. Nor.
walk. Plniiltetl‘s South Norwalk.
John cworth. Sole Proprietor
W I" W calm. nnager
M usiCc H all.
. a a» - .;
“futon, on. a,
Ci‘smus l'nchnllengnd Melodrlrnutlc
lanterpicce,
THE GREAT
Metropolis
Presented won a Scale of )hgnilit‘t- m-e
Ilevetofcrel nap muchbcd .vt 11
kt motcly. in t c Annals 0!
[hr Stngc.
The Remarkable
STORM AT SEA!
SHlPWRECK
lit' EVER.
Actuallfirepmdnrinfi the method employed by
the U ed platen fill“ Nun's. Rescuing a
ship' screw (ruin a fonndcring ‘1':th The most
iiillllllll REALISTIB EFFECT
Ever achieved upon the stage in any country.
Seats on Sale at lloyt‘u and Gregory‘s.
EiNNElL’S‘ THEATRE
Bridgeport.
'l'surnoss CALI. m
Rate ordered by telephone held till 5 p. m.
Mr. Tony Farrell,
Supported bys Viv-t Olen (lemony. In
“X35119“ ’JLCCQE!
llcyt A “mas” (treat (My.
TEXAS _____S_TEE_B.
Saturday, (In. Ill,
W33???
NEW STORE.
"summits-tassel»
93 llSllilBlill STREET 93
durum-tan beset
HEATERS. . ‘
RANGEE.
' "STOVES-
”WARE
alsllflads.
PAYMENTS
ilNEilillLAR WEEKLY
mementos, chills.
mum mucus-mullahs.
l nun, .lllllllStlll t ennui.
2l9Montague 8t..llityllsll8qlttl.
Brooklyn, ll. V.
Thus for our maids delivered in South Nor-
walk have given general sari-tut tion. and our
method of payment is highly appreciated.
P nil inlcrmation can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER;
l9 RAILROAD PLACE,
SflliTH liilllllllli, CHRIS”...
Economy and Canton!
Gasolinelloves
Ind avoid that and Expenre during
the Summer Season: '
“'e have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
Ill Ill SIZES,
Willlstke. cook and do nil ark
stove with lmll the trouble andtfipgnn. gift;
in use in this town.
Call and See Them
GASOLINE l5 GECITS I lllllllll
W.H Meekerlollo
MUSIC BALL 8100K.
r
OLD and RELIABLE
illlll DIRECT FREIGHT llIE
nmzrm
NEW YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. CONN.
The Propellers
ulllll Fill: llllillllll Alli llflll
Will leave Pier
street}. Sew York. ”w p. in. “dolly m
Returning boatn '0‘“? H}
ml ll ’- I...
“lumps”
t whilst.
I.tn 'nJ‘ilii'i'Jr its vlelu‘
CtCt'All mus are turbid trasttszsuyct
them ctthebnatsultlsllns
thew set-ethereal. h old:
wslgg‘rggffi‘ anyw
mnt
. :91 an
TRY THE
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Cirrus
mums stimuli.
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GREAT BABGAIM. IT
Norwalk Chronicler