Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 8, 1891 · page 4

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THE EVENING SENTlNEl.

“JAMES IGOILIIHZN, Editor Md Wt.

 

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In York 11mm Weather III-roam.

‘ In on. district to-dny cloudy IopnchII-uoy
weather will prolobly prevnll preceded by

nine, with no decided temperature chance-

Ind brisk northeuterly to mnhwuterly
winds, followed by cicurlnz. 0n Friduy portly

‘ cloudy to l-lrmthor will probably prevail.

with brink to fresh Yuri-hie windo. mostly
northwesterly. In the moraine. preceded by
rain and high winds And on Saturday fulr,
warmer rather.

why your Town TIII on or
before Saturday, Oct. to, lllll om
spercent. lnt___rmt.

The nttendunce at the Donbury fuir
Tuesday was 3, 426.

 

Kaboom Encampment, No. D, l. 0. O.
F.‘ , will work the first degree tonight.

The frume for I". ll. Pierce‘II new born
on Seaside Place was blown down Tues-
day.

The board of oelectmen organized yes-
torduy. Selectman Daskam will still
not. us clerk.

City Clerk Robert M. Wilcox has III:-
cepted a position in the otlicc of the \‘olk
Hut company.

The schooner Mary Buckley is dis-
charging Ii cargo of brick at Raymond
Brothm’ borough dock.

——SnInll frI-slI ham» for twisting, 12
cents a pound. nt Hayes‘ market.

Stamford has II new pupa-r called the
Town Crier, published by Jt'ttsllp a flu]-
lard. It is small but newey.

 

The llousatonic railroad has issued ex-
cursion tickets to Pittalield at half mtos.
good from October 13 to 17.

Rood It Housman made the first ship-
nIIInt this swoon of Norwalk IIysItonI to
Lire-wool. Eng.. today. They shipped
twcnly lInrrIIhI.

The new SleQt‘llIlllt‘ll «oat-iron I‘llllllt't"
tion was put in place iii the Group l‘t‘st‘l"
I'oir yestI-nluy under the direction of
Engineer 0. N. Wood.

The Norwalk Iron Works coIIIpnuy
shipped a 215 horse power nir morph-saw
to thc Hocking Valley Cool company.
NclsoIIvillo. Ohio, yesterday.

Don’t suffer from any kind of hood.
ochc! Dr. Riclmrdson's tilolery. (‘nbcb
and t'hamomilo Ilondnclu- Powders cure
witlIiIISminIItII-II. Ask for So. or lllc.
tialnplt‘.

The students at mecseor E. ll. Wil-

 

l son's preparatory school have organized

a foot ball clown and sent II challengc to
Colonel RIIbortI-I' team to play in the near
future.

—l’ay your town tax on or before Sot-
rIrIlny, Oct. 10th, and euro 9 per cent. in~
«tn-oi.

itov. 0. lind and Professor Zeilitz will
give a lecture illustrated with IItcrIIopti-
cln View» in tho Union (impel Tempor-
anoe Reform mintion hell out Thom
tiny evening.

Him Boonie Nephey entertained II Innu-
bcr of her friends Tumloy owning IIt
im- home on VmZuIItt avenue. East
Norwnlk. the occasion bring "19”“)le

en Inry other birthday.

 

Bridgeport will next week he the scone
of another great pedeutrlon mnteot.
Guerrero. the Mexican wonder: (:onnoro
and Roman: And a number of other store
I)! the tanhork truck will also part in the
nee.

my... now
Wampum wm-ndvkyodtot.
phypoolwlthlgun blow of b one.
Weurothoonlytgonto in town. ll. J.
auburnmmmdalifin m. Nor-
volt.

Tit-committee of lulle- from time
ohumhtotokochugoof the Normal»:
boothotthohrnmnllnmmltmilol»
ert‘VIInlhnenJlnI. W. H. Smith. end
mom. Drum. The lull-II of tho
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dolls At the mourn once. llo
will, MIMI. continue to undo to
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Bethe! gate a majorityot till tor no
license. lioudny, ,

Company Dwillreounw their wcekly
”WWW ';;I II II'IJH' ‘H.

"rill” ‘” flookuml Mowmm
worrImWMgwnm I

C. '1'. Leonard loot II pocketbook oun-
tuinlugvnluahlo mundmmwyhst
evening.

Humboldt Inigo. Sons of Hermnnrc‘
shone, hold their regular IIIIIotlnIg this
evening.

Olive Branch lodge, K. of l’., Ii'illoon-
fer the second degree on four candidate
this evening.

The Young Men’s Sporting club will

girouhnll in Arion Hill on the aren-
ing of Norember lo.

 

 

 

 

“Wash" Merritt nearly IIIIcriiimd omI
of his fingers while adjusting hio cider
press this morning.

Thomas Brennan. has engaged S. ll.
Sherwood to build a MJIOO re-‘Iidence for
him on Glcuwood avenue.

Ticket Agent K. R. Glenn, of Norwolk.
sold forty-fire excursion tickets to tho
Dunbury fair this morning.

The efficiency of the milwuy IIIIIIl sor-
rice is improving The Ansonin Senti-
nel of last Friday touched on today.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Northrop. of
lligh street. Nor-walk. um theI port-uni of
on eight-pound baby girl. bum yesterday.

wl‘reuh pork and monogr- ut 12 cents El
pound at llaycs‘ market.

 

 

The Slottory m, which one in how
come up in tlII.I Supcriur (‘IIurt.:It llridgc-
port. III-tiny. has been pIIIstponnl for om-
work.

Nollie llritto. betterknown no “Boots,
was sentenced to thirty days in pill you-
tcrdoy by Justice Morn-ll for breach of
the peace.

The King's Daughters of Trinity
church will hold II sociable tlIiII evening
at the residence of George l‘. Stillmn.
South Main street.

Son-ml IIIIIIIIlIIItII of the South Nor-
wnlk Gun club will attend tho IslIIIIIt of
tho ‘nrk t'ity (lull club. It! Nllllgllr
tuck Junction. mart Tuesday.

Captain Hound, of tho .\lplm Whecl
club has callIId .I IlulI run tIIt‘nlf I’M-
inro fIIr III-rt Tummy owning. ll l-‘I
hoped that all who can will :IltIIuIl.

Advices received from Jim llIIpmn.
who is at Willi Point. Tuna, lit the bud—
side of his sick son Hurry. are that he
has passed the crisis and B now improv-
mg.

The Norwnlk Board of llmlth met at
the sclcctIIIcn's otlicc at 3 o'clock yIIslcrv
day afternoon and organiml for the on-
siting your. The pmwntolliccrs were II»
elected.

J. R. Raymond has tIIII contract for
buildingn store and dwelling for J. W.
Fenchor on the Washington “not briIlIrII.
it will be croctml on tho spilcs adjoining
the“. A. R. hall. I

John Ward, of Similorrlwau bofore
Justice L‘mlidgo this morning. for
drunkenness and begging. HI- gore
him llftceu days in Bridgeport jail. mid
the mate of the cone.

 

~lticyclm. installment plan. $3.00
weekly. No delimit down. W. l’. Whit-
my, South Not-walk. (HulliI'nn'II cigar
atom). MW

Seth lumington. John Greenwood,
flurry l’lutt nnd James O'Hara riulted
the Rev. C. J. North. fonIIerly pastor of
the South NorIvIIlk Netball-It church. in
ltmklvn loot night. and worn Vt‘l'y cor
Illnlly entertained

rm (bond. of 'i‘ltylor arr/um, bad one
0' hit ““ng ill Iplt‘lfllt the
but (mum topiary thlr morning. He
went to W I drop: more. when» the.
injured number rm IlIIIIIIIIIIIl.

illmou Roynohlo. formerly of this city
but boon elected "totes-Into III-promo
the intern-u of the Bridmxm trim
mien? union at theomwontlon of the
Fulcrum of labor. which worm in
flood Emmi. Hominy.

 

 

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litfmlmfi AMEA timid “,1.“
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after whmh“ilte " don"o‘f llcrfilfll‘

munnm was read ml

reluctantly accepted. “in Mdgmtion,
mdmfollovnz-
Nonwuuflounntlctnber l liltlt.

To ”It Ronni of Din-elm Roman.
l'. Ill. C.A-~Brrfhrlm: Nearly tivoym‘ro
ago 1 received tlIrI,‘unanimouII call. of the
Board tin-n noting, to “milieu of “moral

of your motion. And oftIIr
cousiderntion the same “no acct-punt and
I entcmd upon my duties hero December
9 Jim since which time i have tried
faithfully and totlIIIhIIIIt of my ability
to lurtheyr the inn-mite of this IIIork for
young men in . y‘l.orwollt During this
time 1 have received the support of the
Bonrd' In or cry undertakingand also from
the committees and mornberrhip has
then- been a response to the various calls
without which the work w Illd not have
shown the mulls» that it h Above-all.
has (ind Is holy spirit and )lIIesing bIIcn
w ith and II n no to help and direct our
steps and or the results attained I feel
trucly grateful to Him who giro; us all
that we have,

During the past month there bu come
to me. entirely unsolicited, the offer of
II business “notion in New \ork citI.
wlIII h, {mm a pro Iecuniary stundmiut,
will for excced III at I should expect
t" cry to Ilttntn were 1 to remain in this
work To many the General Score
ship is not a life work owing to tlIIIII not
that. after II man in this Work reaches
middle life. be Is not sought otter by ms-
sociotionu desiring secretaries and is fort»
III] to sock some other vocation and it
IIIIIIIIItiIneo III-mums II serious problem for
ouch a our to solw what he shall do?

III \lt’Wt‘ to the IIlIov II reasons. and nftcr
a long and cure IfIIl cquIidIIrnliotI of the
IImttIII' 1 how I'IInchIId the cum lit-don
that it is a duty I own not only to my-
all but my family that I should mukc
this change, and, tlIIIrIIlorII. 1 hard»
tIIIIIlIIr to you my resignation as tic III ml
SM nutty of qur iii-Suchllltfll to take

I-ll'I-I l. NLIIIIIIIlIIII' l. ll‘Ol. and in «I
doing I tenure run that no i shallstill
:1 Mining my ruddcnco In Not-whit: ldo
not rI I-Ilgn on into rests in the Insulation
in tho host, but shall continur,» to son-I-
and Work for it in every way that l
con.

1 wish at this time to thank the oili-
IIIInI. directors, commuters and IneInlIIIrII
of the association for their support and
many kind words during thc time I lInvc
brim with you. and may llod'II rirhmt
lIlIwziIIx nwt upon the omIciIIlion and its
work in tho yearn to conic.

\ {cry slum-rob “yours
515mm.

'l‘hI- oIImIIIittIIe appointed to :IIII-IIIII
MI. Simono' sIIoIIIIerIIrII S ll iiolIIIIIu.
\ S. SollI-ck and Mr Simone.

 

I'litil'fli \ 0| [30“.

When and flow 'I‘hoy Sm Their "our:
of Recreation.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hutchinson and
IlnIIglItI-r Kitty. of High strwt. roturncd
but night from It trip through the west

John 1. Murray. ll. llIIrI-lIanl‘o right
hand mini. is IIttIIIIding tho lhIIIlIury fair
to-dny.

John A. Rigger and Fred lAII-kwood. of
NIIrwalk. onI among the IIIIuIItryInIIII
attending the big fan at Dunbury today.

Frank llouton, James Mont». l2. Utter—
bunks erph tlrcgory. SIInIIIIIl L_\IIIIII
and 'l‘. .MIIriIIIIII vuIro among the Nor-
w-nlittrs who nttcndal tho llonlIIIry i’nir
ycstcnlay.

Assistant l’ootnInIIuIr Malone is looking
hi the pumpkins t'Xlllllllt’tl :It tlIII l‘IIII-
bury fair to—day.

t‘hurioo Buckley. of the bomugh. in
spending the day at DAIIbIIry.

Miro Hon-non lhIlI‘IIroIt. of the central
tolcphon‘o oillco. will attend the Dnnhnry
fair this afternoon.

Mia l-‘loronco Lyon of Mott flVt'll no. is
visiting [fit-ml» in (“I'll t'oI'II, l. l.

Pn-oidont (thnrleu UlrIIotIIIIIl. of tho
Norwolk and South Norwnlk Electric
Light contponyjo nt MIIlIllotow II to-Ilny-

A. ll. lloyt in Attending tho ltnnbury
fair today.

llunry WhilmOW tlnIxory. n lIIw otu»
dent at .l. ll. llurlbuttt album. is IIpIIIIIII—
lug the week in New Haven.

The family of ll 9. bIcltwooIl hive
returned from it to, when: they
hue been-pending ”We“, I“: '
Mia Genie PM. of Seymour, who
cometo South Norwnlk to attend the
l’orter-(luyermd the lion-Smith wetl-
Illng‘ointbognoetof lieu [Jule 'l‘ollro
of lI‘llrtleld uvonuo.

Dexter ll. lI‘uirbunkr. of (level-nu.
Ohio, torrmly of South Nanak, who
meant to mend the foncnlnfihh
sitter, lint. mu 1‘. link. of it
port, to vhitlng friend: in this city.

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Pratt-our firtrotl’o Wlll Annular-y.
’l‘booooloty people ofltmnllr Andri-
olnltrvrlllba plot-alto mom
fm W. 0. limit. 0(9er 3
IneIIIlII-rof the American Society of For
tensor-of Deming at how York, will
open II dancing Ionian: ut timid Hull
this winter. communion-rider. Douala
to. ottoman m for Int-ah and m
meningitis for toilet Ind

 

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«Thom lull: ways. "One
of wmmmw tin-hum
W. in W tot-I some time was
Mutual-mic ,. worm
house lAIIIt evening. early every not
in the home III-nuke» by on Audience
that won fully in sympathy with the
performance ond moored every not
again and again. Each performerwae
an artist in the fallout arenas of the word
and from IItm't to finish everything run
usemooth no clock work. There have
been several noticeable improvements
siIIoetheI-onqnny was here tent. The
perfonunncc wus‘ refined and one that
any one would enjoy without fear 0!
having their modesty shocked by rude

to

oi having a good audience in Gardiner."

Thin company appennI at the Opera
House Friday night and at Music Hall
Saturrhly evening.

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ARMS PRO! 'l'lllII “CREATION."

LII! Night!» Convert II the Nonrnlk Metlh
mile! Church.

A very enjoyable ontortnintncnt I'I'ILII
givcn at the Norwnlk Methodist church.
last evening under the direction of the
organist. Profemor N. K. Ferris. 'l‘lIrI
andicncc. though not lnrgrydonbthw
on account of the inclement weather.
was on npprmintirc one. and the artists
errc heartily IqulnndeIl IInIl obligod to
respond towvornl ent‘oms. I’l’flft‘rl‘illl'
Alfred Ilnlliun. of Stamford. mug with
line. elk-ct n m-itotiw and aria from
llny-ln‘s“Creation." and in tho selec-
tion “Wreck of the llmpcrus." favored
thc audience with mm- fine IlrIInIIItiII
slinging. Tllr' smart tonor role» of F. l).
“'ullacc. of Bridgeport, was II'IIll united
to the min from the "I 'mtiou" rendered
by him. l’.. l.. t‘olwcll. of Brooklyn.
lIIIrIIlIIforI-II stranxor to Nurwolk midi:
cums, proved lIiIIIIIIIlf :III I-lIIIIIltiIIinsIt
and hullltll’lsl of tho lint mnk and was
particularly happy in dialect recitatious.
l’mfmsor lI‘I-rrin again IlIInIonstrntIId his
ability :IIIIIII organist. not only in his
solo work. but in his IIIIIIIimlIlII accum—
pnniIIIrIut to thc Ilitiicnlt “t‘n-ntonf‘
selection-I. ' .\ vocal Illtt‘l. by .‘lissm Ella J.
llyxlutnnd .lIIniII Staah and on organ
iillt‘l by l'nIimIor Ferris and J. Frank
liiIlIIr IIIlIlI-Il llllll‘ll to the plIIILIIurI- IIl tlIII
owning.

l'lntl (‘IIIIrorl of tho I. 3|. t“. .|. (3993.10.

The first concert of the \'.'M. t‘. A.
coursc will be hold at the Opera lions.-
III-xt “'leIIIIudoy owning. it will he II
grand concert by tho Button Symphony
OnIIIIsterl club, consisting of IIiglIt super-
ior :Irtiets. 'l‘hoclmrt for lit‘kt'lti will lII,I
open III PinnIIII'II and l'loistul's nitI-r ll
o‘clock Sniunlny morning. Tilt! concert
will III on excellent Ollt‘ IIIIIl Wt'll worth
Intending.

.‘I'lrhol- l‘. .‘IIIIII'II t'rrrllloru.
Nichols I’k Moul’s lhIIIlIIIry f'l‘l‘tllllll‘fl
IIIIIt yrmtcl‘dfly morning to incur tlIII stoic.
mom of designate lhunpscy. The name
pmpusitiun that won Iumlc tothII New
York portion was made to tho local erudi-
tom. and they agreed to the IIIIIIIII basis
of mIttleIIIIInb—tll'ty cool» on the dollnr
on ninIIty days time. It is not known at
this time when the factory will ngnin
start up.

 

The Barton-Brooklyn 'l‘rIIIuII.

'l‘hII trains between limokly and Bus-
top. via the New York Imd New England
and llIInIIatIInic nilmotlu. are proving
IIuI-cIIIIIIful. The average of [moment
carriwl on eIIIlI train in about twenty,
this hoing II lorm- numb-Ir for now tminII.
'l'hIII tninII urn maximally Ilolnynl forty
minutoo in making the tronIIfIIr by boot.
but xIInenllr they are running on limo.

Conmtlont “tooth

The following IronI iIIIIuIIIl ()IItIIlmr
6, mil. Lint fumiIIlII-d from thII olllceof
A. II. Wm. Illicitur 0! Palm“.
Bridgwmrt. Gonna

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axle box for curri’lmitoy tth’hlto.

orbit .IIloctrleully-Iorttrollcd cIItti

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hinge: JIIIIIIIIIN. (Mum. NIlelritIIln.

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rt In. wire-Imaging nuchlue; Alonzo

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money. chock: and notes. for which a
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Leonard, Norwulk. mill

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the ideal of perfection.
price for the quality. and know what we buy.

Orders by mail from uptown will receive our
to! attention.

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leatiIIg Born 33 WashIngIIIn Street. South Remit.

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“ll Still. on tlu pr: lllhl ~.

\l‘. \ l‘. it .\l. illmnlile rIt- It" Sn IIIIIIIr How.
I from flit» 5h; per month. ll. SIIIIIIII; r.
\"t"‘ .III- mu.

SH!

F0“ SALE.

near “mt street. New with all modern

tI rm-

.l' I :Ir tlu- milrwul

. lIWII houses on lily ka. for small lltfllllll‘fi
gnu-l

Apply III John H. KnuppJL‘
I219 if

'1‘“ part ut hilllw‘ I‘llrnt‘l'(‘r!'.|l‘t‘lll strut-t
\ll modern iIIItII-Iqu
.\Il:IIIIrIIIr t'lInrluI E.

all? it

 

l
A‘ on \ tilt/II!!!“ IIII l. N VIII-“nix.
porn: Ilium. fluid} In All" I'IIIII .\ I II. "II-l!
l‘.\'i‘lil:\itl‘ll )lllJ'l‘LVT
.\:- good Its III II. it a unit In II “or“ tun
.IrllIrwt: III” Timu- who .II IImIIIplntI ,erh
I- It: tlIrurIlI r mil .1“ \I Ill to t mmirn Ilm IIIII
III fore pun II “In; I . .I fit. III
dump.

‘l. iii" F“). M liM-Hl III.

l‘Sll‘Olill.

VFW"... and roll. II no»; um three )I IIr-Ingl
tlIr IIllII-rfmlr. \ppl} to \fr« l'. Slum
l’rII-Ipn: Hill. Somalis um“

uncut-I IIIQIIIIIlI

"allot: Regr-

l l ll, "th3 LIFTS for Milo for ”I! on it“ lfl
rudiment plan: no iIItorrwt: no fur)

prlIcufnr no) lots; tho) or? xrmlnl III. I! Ilr

It luring thIlII- {wt to IIIn- I-Ild mm r Anni

tol'. ll Smith. nm to» ball ground. “.AIIE

“ltfll minute. or t Hf

200‘

HA L‘II‘

leIIIr hurl-I- -ls_.
.1 Main I-tnIot. \‘IIrwIIlk

mm r} and man-I IiIIIII r3 lIIIsimw‘ IIII lilo Ii
II"!

\" Eli in add
("an be Irv n in .IIIIILI IIII.‘ to lilt ll .'\l l!

‘illl" ii lIIIrrIIl-I. ut “hum-ml ltnIrlII-n. l‘mm
.\i-.I It lot of l" mull"

And) in («mm Loot.

 

DUBAI. ESTATE.

 

THE

ll." RENTER BUT lS FOR SALE.

$6,500

IIIIIII. IIIII IIIII
3301!“. ,
IIIIIoIIIII IoIs.

Ito-offered for littlt‘.

city limits.

Think quick if
YOU WANT ONE!

time.
t RIDE DllSS OF "DOSES
are being built there.

and inquire for terms of
Tailor & Golden...
on

OH RlSl'IlI SWIRTZ.

 

’ as Wattlmrton 8t.

WOOOWIRO HOMESTEAD

t).\'l.\'

l8 ASKED POI THE HOUSE AID

tens or
IlllIlIlOOlllB IIIIIIII

AWWIQ lots {Ito now

Thin-Io arc the boot lots for the

money nIIlu-Il. anywhere in the

EYE“ lOT IO Will OITOITEO.

They are being bought all the

lOOl TRIS PROPER" OVER

Announcement.

ill. VI. 6. llewell's Academy
for Dancing and Ila rlmont.
orvlllllf} fii‘

‘mefgroYm Wilcfl’lxim gm Morten
"m .p
Worm Lorilee mot Iionlletoc n. Pr II) , I’MOI: t.

15.

All the intent dour-on Adopted
icon Sociuty of Profeumrs oi Dancing will he
introduc oil during the Mason. Circulars to! It:
at the music. book and drug stores.

Rt‘t‘infl' llllll‘t'.

 

W. t . i2“ l-.l. la.

Member IIftlIII .ItIIIcriI .In NIH lo I; II! l‘rufeo'
town III! IllAIIcirIIfLIN
bent AI IuiIm) lI'rid t). 0(- IIle- r 5),
1mm32tII5p.m. Ml

Y. M. O. A. Entertainment Course.
Grand Concert

I liy the

BOSTON SYMPHONY
OROHESTRAL BLOB.

llOllVllK OPERA HOUSE.

, WEDNESDAY,OCT.M,’9I

Elliil'l' Sl’l’lliilllli .tli'l'lS’I'liS'.
Prices. 50 and 350.

TiI kcIII fnr cntirr- IIIIu-I-«I Inllmission nIIlII
LB}. ileum-ml wants and tirkets on sale nl
I’inIn-os and iI'lni- 'l‘ll .~ «urns tltlt'l‘ I II m.
Mtllll'tils , tlI mi II r N.

JOHN F. FlYNN,

Sanitary Plumber

STEAM and OAS FITTER
mums I sIIIcIIIII.

until“: t'nkcn HI:- low-mum IlrIIiI-rtiw Lil:
rIIr}_IlIr “IL-lung: Ill *llr'll. Smith .\'IIII\;I!k,
uIIIl llllt' lit in:

ALL KINDS

OF

PLOMOINO

inwwlfully. mliI-irnsbnn (l puldh [rm-nu-
BK". lrI-tsrtu piIIII.biII;:l lIIII-I rlnnu furl!“
pm! II .II Iron IIIllIII Imrlm .If \\'. if. Musk
or d: t II. il IInr‘. III ill b. IIII my [II I-Imnl sop.
eni- II. ml \Iill ln- \rlllll‘ll}-I‘I\rt illml and
“(#qu tiun- '1! ant: Itnd Iiiw Inc IItrIIl IN!

Painless Dentistry!

'1 ill.

80. NORWllK Dilllll PllllORS.
Over Post Office.

will he ”pun-d alum:

October l5th. l89 l .

“WAIT'E

r.-IIE.II‘.IIruIrnl.
I;:.I.~ III \ ilIIliml Mr.

 

 

 

 

 

i'EIa-Ilrr linl \\ itlI .:\ III I2.Il:III “3:.
" ' l’lIIl. Tn dlnl Si
" " In- hi \I .LIIIl I; 'I 4th
" t lII him-Ii

Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
w tIl frnII $I.’ II

Ilia. Si. III rIIl ml l-.I-r «III

 

\IIlII-m rm ulc. nu In: uh r in.“ lllllI lI IIIu pin

S‘pminl IutItIIIIIII [voivl I.» .lIIlIlrI II “II II
owning: llr i. \\ [till \ll-I.li Murmur-r.
u“ LI

 

NEW T some

\\ but low we in to for: ”leIIlIItiII light llIlIII.’
b) IlIII pIIlIlII. multlu IlII II

PORE OOOOS

AT Till:

LOWEST DASH PRIDE

Which lIIvIlII-«IIIIIII‘ motto for IIII-rltuwm.
and lun- IIIIulII our reputation an «oil )IIIIIII‘II
All our the l'lIitIrIl Slaw».

WE IMPORT

lllmt From Tho

Place of Orowth

Mel IIYHI tbr t‘ttlllllflll‘ffi the lnIIIr-tlt of all Inter
modulo profit I.

IIIIIIIIIIII

II IiiIII tl’lttl’,

NORWALK. OONN.

2” Item In tho Onltut tutu.

plum

The Second Magnificent

PERSONAL!“ (fthlllN'l‘llll

FOOR DAYS' VISIT.

$ l 5.00
coIrIIII III room.

I'm“ “III-manna norttmc

MWFflhmTur
to, ’olmmtvmtr
mtIIIl tantalum

Iol'lbttifmeiu

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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on Ten and Celine we can give you the best the world Worth,
”We know where togotihnnd myths

by the AnIr-r- "

"WWW-w

 

LESLlE ShllTl-l.

Colnnol U. 8. Army.

JUSTICEIIOFIITHEI’PEAOE.

Dill '
Wthm J. Public ”bury Building

once ileumtlwllmmlndttotm 1y:

D. P. MORRELL.

l'S'l'lCK UFTIIE PEACE N titty
C Pension Attorney, Real Male ungug'llfi . “
:IIr-Iuljnmv Furniture, lmurame II open pity. '

ll “.L-Ihinmonattmt South Sorwulkm In“
J. FRANK RIDER.
'l‘EAt'iiEit or ML’SiC

lxsmn- {IIIrIninI piano layilmat redeem bio

it‘lil' .\ ‘it'{t'ltklltt;w. We tor J. lluil. Steinway
l IV I)! (“[87le reps

.\II. .4 “Rest In critic. “Dilly mulling;

ORDERS FOR DRESS GOODS.
”Skifiz‘aif tantamount;
_ \. w . k where a full linen! sumpIIIrIcIIII be

it It they tun ht. ~em dim-I III Inc In No.
:35 >5 Lt strut-l '{riIlgupIII-t, l mu.

Mrs.J. A. Decker. ..

Dissolution.

\ U'l'lt‘ E' I-I hereby given that the militia”-
t“ ship iIcrLtIIiorc exuding between J. L.
\An \'. ImI- :,I.IIl l‘ZilKI'Ititltllli13. under tho
III-m lililllt III ..I L. \un 3mm: 6: (10., in this
d. l\ tilSRHhr-l by mutual I‘.IIII.-I:nt
tl I.IhIIII ll. LL “ht w‘iill {II-Icipt for all bills due
II a tow tlrIII. an a J”. i II abl b
IIIll bcnItIlr-Il by him. p y t 1; them
f.l.. \ Ix NAME

Fl.lll'. T\Al. \ \
South .\n I'II Ilk, Juno 23.5591. E Ting"

Merrill Busmess College

ST .\.\lF0flll. 00ng
F Ill Tm It be gin-I September I. limb

’l‘tII t'~IIi‘II.-;I 0th rs inI rvn'mt {v II Elftlehhis‘
to ill “hum-fined HtlsIIIIw lIJIlIII .Itiun. Com-
on r: i. Il Slmrlhund and l"\ pen tiling. \Ia-
IleIIII ltlltl Ttlcgmph‘n Departments. with thr
:II lililltlll of to no III and AW hitu tun. l‘l’Ihl-
dent III; I) lIII Intenirwul :II no I I-Illr'ge after
Aligned :5. t IIrnIserIlI-mr ~IIliI itrd I‘IIItt
low I.‘ \I- III on up pin {.LllItll \IlIlrII»

.‘Il’lili I Ll. ill. \I.\ [1‘5 INDIJJIZGB
STA.“ FORD. CUVV

For Sale.

EW owl mum-l bond “Bgtilh.
.pinvliw rm. faIr~leI2IIt

WRIGHT & FlYllll'S

I‘nrringr- [to-III IsitIIII . Franklin St ru-t.

VII" and IIIIMIIiIIII IlII-III.

 

 

twee.
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buggiw,

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tlt‘lglw

gnfrgfainmrufs.

 

Opera House. One Night Only.

FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, '9l.

The lI‘IIIIIIIIIs and Bell ncIl

LUClERS’

“MINSTRELS.

Sirztllln at Motors. Managers

lll‘SSl ‘I.\' l'Xli‘llllhll-Il) MILlTAliY BAND
.\.\'ll ORCHESTRA.

Headed by the
l.l'I'ilr'.li Hlitl.‘ \Nll l EW BEVEDU'T.

f"... L’I‘Htl’ Inmmliun. Slilllt‘rhd by A full and
porn- rful IIImI-MI)’.

\ .I-Mio IIf lIrillIunt anti-Its. EII-rythin
III“. III. :lII IIIIl ~pIrLlIIIc. with our) vitr-
lI-I... rIIIiIIId. rm} {I :llllh‘ of the highest
urmlc. lIrlIIIIIIlngIIIIr IIitlI rIl'IIII-Il fun. burst-
im: II lllI I IvltIII Itl IUlII ill-milk.

Tin Z-IIulurwIt IIIIIIstII- II). M‘ whirl-twini-
tin III rulmll' (I .IIIIIIII.» illtfitll‘kuttl‘. r'lt

it til II for thc crawl ~m-It |ll|n|lit. llIIIIt
IIIlu tlII- tIIIIIerllIIl fIItI IIIIII II rt.- by [in luluolln
lino-z III lIIIIIIl nf rIIIIEIIlwIIl minis-l‘.

Tu kI-lxni llIIlII' :- IIIIl I'lIIirlI‘IlII

MUSIC HALL.

SATURDAY, OOT. IO

'l'lII- FIIIIImh IIIIIl ltIIl'InIIII

LUCIERS’

Minstrels

HIrIItllII .I l.llx:lt'l‘h Murmur».

OIIIIIIII Onlfornml Illlttry llIIIIl
“Minoan... ‘1'“?

k
"mind by the

luolor Om" Illtl Low DonoIIIct,

The um: t’umalturnI III IpIIrII-Il by I toll and
IuIIrIcrfIIlIIImIIony. I'triot’i rtl'IIII llflllllllll‘fifl-
It» lI'I-nryth It now. lIrtIrlIt and II’IIIrlIl'f lug
wllhIIIIIry I-IIIII I m hm oII-ry onlurvnf
tlIII lIlclIIIIIt mmIlIrlmIntng tWt'l' wllhre

 

r. r.

[on hon-it vandal mIIIlIIIIlI

lender: or m IIIItrr my. Mtulrul rpm in tit-II, Ito-

rolIIItlI- futures now III- 4qu- III-mic. mWItIIhlor

the aunt! otreot ”mm. min the No
And Mr «min b the (mu-II II
III! of muntml II»: o IItII.

 

Hts-Ito on Halo III llIIyI'II nod 0mm.

BONNELL’STREATRE

Brlosooort.

't‘tnmmmu rotten.
Mb- Imlond by telephone held till 3 n. It.

Thursday: Oct. 8,

lion a Thames? amt (my.

“I“ TEXAISIIIIOTEER;

 

Sandwich l0.