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New Toll nor-Id Weather Inna-to.
In this diatrlct 10-day slightly coldoimlear
Weather and fresh westerly to northwoutcrly
winds will probably prevail. preceded by
Inertial cloudiness. On Saturday clear. Ilium.
ly colder'weather will probably prevnl I, with
light variable winds. mostly westerly and
southerly, lollowcd before noon by higher
temperature, and on Sunday clear. warmer
weather and light to fresh southerly winds in
both sections, preceded by local rain near the
lakes.
The on Well Cigar oonipany mm
a our load of leaf tobacco yesterday.
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on».
Clmrleo love“. of Strntfordhas bought
a truck of oyster ground in Norwalk bar-
bar.
Builder 0. L. Ogden has enclosed a
new house on Gleuwood avenue for Mary
A. Ritter.
on Web hedge, so. we, F; and A. M.,
will work the second degree this evening.
All Masons invited.
Thomas Sbeedy is lying at the point of
death at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Shecdy. Winnipault.
«Small fresh ham, for wasting,
cents a pound, nt Hayes market.
so
William B. Bubbell is putting two
large blocking machines in his new fac—
tory to-day. They came from Yonkers.
The game of football betwrcn Colonel
Roberts' and Professor Wilson‘s eleven,
has been postponed until next Friday.
Douglas Fowler l’oethas received an
invitation tonttond the dedication of the
new Post hall in Willintantic on the 20th
inst.
The borough letter boxes are soon to
be painted an English vermilion. The
contract has been awarded to Murray &
Merritt.
The members of Volunteer Hose com-
pany, M'Eaet Norwalk. will given corn-
plimcntary sociable to their friends this
evening.
In the Criminal Common Pleas Court.
yesterday, George Waterbury, of Nor-
walk, was acquitted of the charge of aa-
suult and breach of the peace.
The friends of Nathan Nash, ol Darivn,
whose wife was burned to death Wed~
nesdny, are raising a subscription for
him. Thus far 8150 has been subscribed.
Don't sufler from any kind oi head-
ache! Dr. Richardson's Celery. Cubeb
and Chamomile Headache Powders cure
within' 1: minutes. Ask (or be. or We.
mph
Two of Raymond Brothere’ mules. ut-
tncbed to an empty coal wagon. ran
away on West avenue yesterday alter-
noon. They were caught opposite the
armory.
The Non-Secret Endowment Unlcr will
meet tomorrow evening at their roonn
on North Main street. A lull nttemlance
is requested, an busineu of importance
will be transacted.
Miss Annie St. John, of Norwalk. who
8 pursuing a course of studies at the
State Normal school in New Britain. ru-
et. turned home last evening tor a few dayn’
vhtit with her parents.
The City Ancestors were in union at
the Council Chamber yesterday (or the
first time this year. The mporty owners
were unusually active in smearing belore
them and the assessors werekcpt busy Ill
day.
the column in on city
moflfiiflgo‘mm to housed in the
Flea-purchase of fancy articles, etc" to be
contributed to the hocpital (air. where
theywill he sold (or the lcnelltof the
fluid.
Mancunian: itsyntond on
lamb, mutton, ransom, pork and heel.
member-or theY.P.B.c.ltl. of
Nor-walk Congregational
church will be conveyed to Wilton Tuni-
dny «vain; in discern-ll Wellington,
tonttsnd the union meeting in the the.
manual church.
’l‘hsmhenofPtlgriIoCouastl,.llo.
54.0.3.1. I" transcended-um
ttou to go to Stanford next Tuesday
ntghttovllltludltllouncttsndwtm
the working of the third demo 0:
Friday night they willsueud the fair
ndhinntss gimbyllncsctluonotl. at
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Joesphuidwmtam ltlllsr.‘WsmuP.
mummy ml with
mind min-tenement:
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Immwmmtfllim 1
”amount-Witter. Mm
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the
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0&th being improved withn
topdrcssingotfinacnubedstone.
An adjourned meeting 0! the Common
Council will he held Monday evening.
”ammo, ‘Mfltatntlml it: having its
Witch Ell! ”WWII”.
t 7 .; ”‘14?th
“antennas-unborn“ work againon
Prospect Place, after a fortnlgbt's vaca-
tioIt.
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Charles Stone, of this city. in millet-lug
Ironic felon. which he had Ianoed last
evening.
The selacunen will meet about the first
of Korem'ber to appoint pound-keep“,
haywards. etc:
J. D. Jennings will entertain a number
of his friends at his pleasant home on
Elm street this evening.
J. ll. Jordon's class in dancing and de-
partment will be open for beginners to
join. this evening, at Germanic Hall.
Miss Christine Olson. employed by Dr.
1. It. Sanford, of West street, will sail
Monday for Sweden, where she will make
a short visit.
John Murray. commonly known as
"Snully" Murray, was arrested for
drunkenness last night. Justice loslie
.‘imith lined him 32 and «lets.
Professor W. (I. Newellmfllridgctxrrt,
will form his clauses for damning in this
city today. The class for adults will
meet in Munie Ilall this evening. when
the first lesson will be given.
About fifty people listened to the lee-
ture by Professor Ze‘ilitz in the U. G. T.
R. A. ball last evening, on n drunhurtl's
life. The illustrations by Rev. 0. Lind
were very interesting and iuntructivc.
A wagonctte load of young people from
this city attended the nucinble at the
millimet- of Miss Sarah Hamilton, last
evening, for the benefit of the West Nor-
walk chapel. They report having had a
tine, time.
Mhry Hall was released from the
Bridgeport jail yesterday. She could
not let such a notable event go by with-
out a proper miebmtion, and last night
was again intoxicnml. She- got into the
clutches of the law and this morning
Justice Smith ru'ntcncctl her in thirty
days in the county jail.
——l"re.ih pork and sausage at l‘.‘. cents a
pound at llnyee' market.
Dr. and Mrs. llarry llllngrrrlnnl. Miss
Lou Smith. of Stamford. and lit. Wil-
liam Phillips, of tllenbn‘mk, leave this
afternoon for Virginia on a two weeks”
hunting and tort clawing expedition.
Both ladies are spoken of as tine riders.
Mrs. llungerford having previously visit—
ed the Old Dominion on a similar mission.
~Advtnrntc.
At the trade meeting of the Hat Finish-
ers‘ Amriatinn. held Wednesday even-
ing. a vote was par-ml that n committee
of one lmm each but luciory in the town
be appointed to umpemte with the trim-
mers in arranging for the hospital fair
and Inna-tar. which will be, held in the
armory (or one week. commencing Octo-
her :26
Miss hmily (Illcbrist. the telegraph
"pr-ruler ut the MEIIIMJIKNIIMI hotel. was
mining up 80th Main street on her
bicycle thin morning. and was on the
right side of the strut. when a driver
employed by Jacob Sclmub. tln- market-
man. going in the opposite direction,
struck Miss (illchIi-tt’s machine and threw
her oil. Aside from a severe shaking up
slu- wiui uninjure l.
licorge F. Beam, Franklin A. Smith
and Arthur 'l'heile atteudol the reception
and lingual last evening, given by Vol~
auteur Council. Mal Ammo. of lil-
Iord. The grand cm were pus-cut
and «committed ltoty ill. after which It
Inc collation wasnrntdtnthumhall.
A first-clout orchatrs cutsrtnlmd the
company with several selmious during
the serving and divwmingol the «tabla-Ii.
The first annual concert and ball oI tho
Arion Singing mietymext Monday even-
Ing, in (laments Ilall, promises to be a
decided maestro. Thriller-Insulating”
woldymfthtultyibmordhfi Bridge-
port; Manchu, of Pintchestcr; Qua:
W Ch“), I” 0w. N5 Jay M um
Cliotllds Sheds. violin virtuoso. Royal
WWII! Vienna, will he met
. runwmvvvfiiflw . ' w
A DICK
.84 WashingtOn Street.
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E 21...... smith-lumen Winn... apt»
bell to twenty days in the county jail, “
yesterday, {or vugraucy. .
Concrete sidewalks are being ' laidlvou
Iowa sheaths (Mt of John H. 1;qu
hulk
and filwins‘WIloox’tl pmpmy. .
.tmt m mu: 7‘
WW Combelwll Qw
started bright and early this morning
abicyele trip toNow llavcn. lie will
return by train.
Ext-Mayor Wilcox's two cottages on
Lou-e street are about completed, and
arena improvement that is appreciated
very much in that locality.
Workmen are engaged scraping the
mud from the borough portion of West
avenue. The road will be thoroughly
scraped as Iar as the city line.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor, of Henry street,
East Norwallt, is visiting friends in Brun-
ford. She is accompained by her gran-
duughter. Miss Belle '1‘. Ferris.
Principal W. C. Fwte, Miss [ennui-n
Hanna. lliss'hlary E. Long and Miss
May Rigby are attending the State
t-mhcrs' mnvention in New Haven to—
day.
The tit‘cfllltl of It series of amiablea
given by the 0. U. A. 11.. was bold in
their hall on Water street, Norwallr, last
night. There was a large attendance
:mda most enjoyable evening was the
result.
in n-mgnition of his services in sunr-
in g the $500 Weber piano, the South Nor
walk Athletic club has pm-Iitrd Fretb
«rick Buckley with the handsome lamp
that went with it. The pn‘sentation
5pm II was In. all: by Thoma“ 'ntnrmgh,
prwideut of the club.
militant solizmtnt Ill.
What the Employco can him-rent Trains
in Connecticut.
The average truvrlcr has no spcrial
appellat'mn to give to the train upon
which he travels, even if he um; the
same route pretty often. Not so with
the employee of the road. Hardlyu regu
lair train on any of the roads but has its
[muliar nicktmrmwtmetimos appro-
priate and sortietimoa not. Here are a
few spccinwns in new: hemibouto:
The "mnuon ball" is the but freight
train which runs balm-on Boston and
Zia-w York, leaving at 9:“) going; um;
and 11:30 going cast.
The "gilt edge" is thctrnin running be
twwn the smile liltilllfi. leaving at. 7:49 p.
in. going west and file p. m. going east.
The public are probably more familiar
with the nickname of this train, "gilt
wigv." than of any other. It IIIust ltuvc
tlfll’ll’t‘tl the title (rum the brow trim-
ming» and general high-toned cbnmctur of
the new train.
The tum "trivia." big and little. The
”little owl" leaves at three o'clock going
west and 3:50 going east. The “big owl’
runs from Boston to New York by way
of Springfield. thiginnlly the "big owl"
carried the neat lreigbt. but for a long
time [that the "little owl" has carried
three mnrccurs than it: contemporary.
The term "big and little," however.
still cling.
The “ghost." on the Air line. probably
derivwl it» Iargnonu-n from tlw (art that
it is painted entirely in White. When
lint put on it was a handsome train. but
it is getting dingy.
The “Adams" is another t-xpnm, so—
called lumbar it carries: only Adonis ox
pvt-m and mail matter. It runs lmtwccn
New York and [51an by way of Spring.
timid.
The "thirou the Airline minim mainly
shipments of lish. and the “Wash" in tin.~
train which runs to Washington-«New
lomlou Day.
lined-y heel-not Day.
Sunday. October ill. in Sunday school
day for the whole world. 190 500 Sun-
day schools with twenty millions of offl-
ccra and solution have been invited to
unite in a special service of prey-
er (or the Divine biasing on
achmls. At the south Norwrtlh Baptist
church the day will Imotnerved by two
mint mica. The when: will mt
It tau o'clock {or a prayer meetl. as below
the scream. which Is to thallium-ed to
Sunday ventral workers. and the
service oi the Ichwl will give place to .
mew mum
pm on» Mile about. if
The artiste ride hutch, which was post»
moulonthzmberttou accountotrtduy
weather. will take place In Hartford.
amber”. Thisdstemsunonnoedtn
um mean-tents! Br Wire
downturn-on.
It to M“ mm MM
willh mull“ “them clot-trio lighting
“uncannmmtm
mammals entail
mum-onus hytbr ttiouots
“Mm-salient noun-p
cameos tellwttytt ts Moms
want-Wow summoni-
,rlovsrmltontm listened be but
ERMAN
0L"? 0P TOWN NEWS.
What II Going on Among Nonvflk'n near.
by Neighbors-«Bownyton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bedklnb Sim entertain-
leodn‘t‘tsday evening. 1- . >t
Geo‘rgo Aubert, of Sch-gbtiookc. flew
V‘ Items mm a run a”. ma; his
brother W. norm.
Rev. J. Richardson. of Stamford, will
prmclt in the Baptist church this even»
log. All are cordially invited.
Lien! builders are figuring on lplans
for the Methodist church, which will
unit about 380th The addition will be
used (or Sunday School put-yum and
entertainments.
Weapon and Snuntuck.
Charles Harris, of Bridgeport. was in
town this week.
Mr. aner’s. Edward H. Womenol
Pittsburg Pin, are soon to remote to
Westport.
Mrs. Polheinas and family, of Staten
lslnudmreguests of her mother. Mrs.
Peter Bulkley.
residence on \Vright street.
Joicph 6. Hyatt wishes the report that
he is in partnership with W. t'. Sloan
contradicted. lie says he is not in part4
nership with any one.
The \Vilsott Novelty company wcrn
latched for National Holt Wednesday
evening. but failed to appear.
Miss Mary Aliettrn sailed on the City
of Paris. \l'edncsdny. (or a short visit
with her Imrents in lrulnnd.
The annual harvest lwtimi of the M.
Ecliurcb, willbc held in the lecture
mom ul tlmcluiivb on Wulnwlny and
Thursday ctr-mugs. November lltband
12th.
Darin-n.
'l'hvI funeral of Mrs. Nathan Nash. who
was burnt-d to death \i’tI-lnmiay, will be
held from the lllcethmlist church in this
place to-mormw morning at Illu't'brk.
The interment will be in ()1: Ridge.
“Finally Washing. M coats odouu.
l’lain family webbing will be drawn:
the South Norwalk Std-urn laundry at
50 contort dozen. this includes slim-ts.
pillow slips. tow.cl< napkins tablecloths.
!» d awn-b .md plain goods only.
ITIIE l'l'llll Al. .t'I'TIl AI'TIONS.
( 1min: [Entertainment—- 0! Interest to
Local Ploy-(ion;
Sinn- tlicpnmitivi- days of the drama.
centuries ago. when the touruf :1 band
of players meant rough fmt journeys
uwr treacherous Iiiounuim [$5595. from
lutnlvt toI hamlet, with vmitttIIIrs mm-
grezind elli-cts an unknown quantity
what t-ltttngmlmvelwn wrought in stage
rupn-wnmtion! What own any of our
modern perfect tlmllifllll‘ ollcrings would
have arousal in thcearly centuries 3 lm~
nginc. If Invisible. tbcetlwt on the minds
of our distant forefathers if a play of suf-
licient inn-met and elaboration lilt‘nllrvl
tho wraptmttcntion of tlwntnkgiwrsol
III-day were. suddenly thrust in their
midst. Its perpetrators would belut‘lty
indeed if they escaped death at the stake
for witchcraft and sorcery. Just what
would be the result of the production at
that time of onool our n-aiistic plays of
today is beyond the mug.» of imagina-
tion. Picture the ellect of the wicrd
grandeur-If the ocean scene in "The
World" the tirst of lllt' mimic series:
the vivid “tum-out" tire arsenic in "The
i.‘.ltill Alarm,” or the still greater ucnantion
the reproduction of a working saw llllll
in "lilue Juana!" The latter is (.'Dnll’tifl’tl'
Iy the Intuit thrillingly realistic bit of in-
tencc malbtm that excites the tlituitro
goers today. Nor is "Blue Jeans" in di.
alogme. characterization and other envir-
rmmcntslmslmppy In conception. laid.
ucutcd even as we are at present to thrill»
tug innovations mn-ely a [mutation
of‘ “Blue Jeans” occurs witlmtitu stan-
Ilngctlvct on some portal in audience.
[hiring the ptny's plnmouuvnnl New York
run dunno of clams-headed men and no-
bmt women were nightly overwrite with
the awful hot-rm of the ntrango trigsdy
about to be enacted before their very
eyw. What would bavobcen the result
of [mill or stage picture in the tlftcculh or
autumn muturyt What would have
been the fate of the player enacting the
rule ol "M Boonie?"
"She Couldn’t Harry Three" delighted
a large audience at the Email: 01ers
House last evening. The play. well
written and handsomely Maxed. gives
each palm a «lance to appear to
advantage. The story it the tonic old
uh»- goutlrnna or not currie- a poor
tisherrnan‘v daughter who and his lite,
and tattoo hot to his motion. A echoin-
mgadventmertuli htuvtl’ethsnsmr
'84 Intbeplsy and mm gettingths
tibmtchrvtcoupisjsalouvot‘oohother,
caninghlctiudtvcordhsr end no Into
a for may. The We wife,
having been [met all by her
“husband. bemupmttsutsndmoku‘ s
Menuhin-ton. Meltdown-tho
wwflhmhw
Hmhhwllsmlunhsmvhtheplotter
and hoverpowsvedbyhtmmunnd nil
throvnumtbsrllistutrcototsnsp:
pee-elm mnemwhtehmm he
hmuflbyhbwtfe.flvtsdbystor-
ed moral of their ueigltbors and (ricotta ‘
' a cargo 0!
Frederick Morehouse is quite ill at his
SON,
Scuth NOrwalk
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The Katie Madden is discharging a
cargo of coal at Raymond Brothers'
wharf.
The barge 0.1.. Hurdyml Albanyfis at
turn. WWI own-111121. rue! we.
lumber.
IEPEEIIEEWIII WWI
for the Northlk lock company.
(.aptnin W. ll. Verity. o! the Addie
V,, tum-d Captain Bell‘s epilo driver to
Stamford this rimming, where it will be
pngngml by the Gillespie Lumber com-
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on... Wendell Holmes.
\\ hen aslml it all diseases were curable
it treated early, said "Y es. but some
diseases began two hundred years ago."
Precisely «no one knows when acmfula
and specific diseases began. We only
mil. rheumatism, boils alJSI‘EeiSPS, white
uwellings, km, and the mediml world is
just learning that Cactus Blood Cureis
the one only intalliblc Vffigt‘ table II» utm-
lirr-d of these blood taint-s.
Sold at l'lai-tted' a drug store. under ll.»
lincltemo Hotel. South Norw alk, ( onn.
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WISHINGTDH .STIIEET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
await!
know that weinherlt skin diseases kin s ’
notables. blew Virgin Olive
Olives. new Pickles of all kinds, new Raisins, new Figs, new
Cereals in great variety Our enormous cracker trade keeps our
stock of crackers always fresh and crisp 7W e are showing the
finest Bloater Mackerel over shown in this city.
season are even lower than ever before, and we guarantee natio-
(action. Watch our next ad.
fulcrum;
Popular lectures
Snutlt Hamil Baptist Church.
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FRIDAY, MIT. 23.
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"The Humor and Father
of Abraham lincoin.’
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llcv. B. F. liepsuer,Philatlelpltia, Pa.
Single Mlllilrlrlun, .m t m. -.. Seamu tic kels. Ii.
lie: lure bruise .It rt 0 ll“. k. 00“»
Music Hall.
Smith Somalia, (I. it. Burundi. Manager
SATURDAY, DDT. 24.
NELSON’S
lircm
World Combination.
.\ II I Isriru's
Representative Vaudeville 00.,
IloI 1m] ‘ll lb.~
ISAAC lI. SANFORD, M. 0..
other: A no amtnnxrt:
39 West Street. corner Trinity l‘luce.
sown sonwsm.
01mm Hoary-2t [II but. "1..
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t; to 7 n. m.
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THE
PREMIER NDHDBNTSolllIe WORLD
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30-Star Artistes-30
Regular Prices.
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1 {I II I Ilt'L lllt‘ .41 nlt'r ii
Main.
Girl to do general hnnwmrrk
A good luundrcss. [tolerances
Apply to Mrs. Wat:- A. Raymond.
Isl rt‘cl. 0'“
"Alllll‘iltfi 'l‘ublt- board for gentlemen.
all vll
aired.
(flay
TO LET.
).\lil' u! a house. illin‘t‘ rooms on H on»
one. war milnuvl bridge. I) A. mt]-
ward.
\'l‘.l:\’ 511I~I.~.th'r- hurmwn Tll\lt-l'l\“d‘flilt'
a nrnr “w! - run-l .\'I w.w1tlr :Ill InmlerII
imprvm "I! 1.". impun- u! \\ Illltllll ll ltny-
n. and. It'll" mr arr nut». nitit
pr“ t) hm: wwtm Eli \cck. forunfll lunitliw:
Stu mun» nub: It\\ll\ pointnl good
watt-m not 37. Apply to John ll. Knapp r3
Worst 5!. ,1: :1
\‘UI‘THI part of house mmv rt nmnt ~lrev-l
I and ‘It'fllHI Plate. .\Il mode m tmtmm
n a Illa. ’ inquire of IL. Adam-1m (' Inuit-n in.
“Ilmn. ontht promise» ~Ittf
\hl FHlttl. tiplt‘ltlitllln on stymour l'lIiH'.
i from 51-ittl5lt3 tut mom: I: [LSrymnun
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P0329 'e‘Alrl-I.
] l' il.ltl.\‘t. 1.th tur - m- tnr tau on the m-
fili'lllmtnl plan; no inure-it; no fairy
prIIr-u for any lot»: (bl-I are 'rlbtlt‘Il and «in
tlulng twrlve {wt in mn- t'“ ll water. Apply
tut'. ll Matrix. mar lllt ball ground \anl-
mum at l‘llllt'. n- t' I I!
2005 lltLunrlIarrels. Apply tnlimru- Inm-
lnhiain sin-fl. \‘urvraik 3:! ll
I’OllfiAlrl') 0]! T0 RENT.
' ‘llll thm new houses mrnrr n! ritunrt
uremic and t‘ tinnt‘t ticut Turnpike. Them
houses are tolflt‘lllt'lllli arrun ml l’riu-
"mandible and t-itht-rwi i In‘ ml: or] n nmlt
payment ol £4"! Tlti bnlanr « nuty be path! In
monthly imtnlltneuls It tlculrcd Tnyl or a
Golden. agents. u'ttl
IDEAL lifi'l‘ATl-I.
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WDDDWIIID HOMESTEAD
lrl NESTED. Ill"? IN FOR 5.“.3.
$6,500
I8 ASKED FDII THE HDDSE IND
DNDN, IND TVD NDNED DE
INDDND, INDLDDIND TWELVE
IlltlDIND lDTD.
All the remaining lots are now
piloted for sale.
These are the beat lots for the
money asked, anywhere in the
city limits.
ENE“ tD‘l’ l8 “it. DITDNTED.
Think quick it
ONLY
YOU
They are being bought all the
time.
IHIDEDUSSDFHDDSES"
are being built there.
molt tins Intuit cIn‘I-w
and inquire for tenns'of
Tumor a Golden.
FIRST «lass rectal pattern maker um»
m1 untamed tn burrivt m» and luv lu pre-
Hood hunw table. at It West ~trrel. near
Must be a
WANT ONE! "I"
St ms nu >47.- le Illfil'w and (Brown's.
BUNNELL’S THEATRE
Bridgeport.
MDNDNY EVENING. DilTDlIEIl I9.
America ”s l-‘amri Kr.
MAGGIE HITDHEll,
Snppnrmi by [or new. rlrnumti s Import un-
. lltl' tlIt Management of .\l\' l III.lt- .\ letll
l' l‘t‘t‘t nting her no“ pl Iy.
THE LITTLE MNNEIIIDK.‘
liy ('imrim 1'. Danny.
In. »«‘..1_\ will Thur-«LI;- .
Ship Ahoy.
Saturday evening. (In, '34.
lien and Women.
W. B. lIlllllI,
.‘ll'lllln‘l’ n! Arm-rivan “Fate-r Work-I Aim.
"t'unn. (.'li‘ll l-Incineere‘ Association
74 WEST AVENUE.
South Norwalk, Conn.
H6 lmm- .llill III-e rwtr~ plann- d and built.
In )liluot’ \\'- :Itrr l‘ipt Initl.
tit
Iimfiurvcts.
“'5.
t' '.'.’i.'.:.’
‘ m m rd tn' llll'.
firtl’l’ttylm;{It’umpll} alum-m rcnmnnbb'rato-s.
Plans of buildings and In) Ingnut of priint
grOIIIIIlI- :u'rtimtvly dune.
All w MI; silllt‘l'lnli'nllrtl during comtrtictinn.
v!» If
JDHN F. FIYNH,
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEII.
tccntnc I sIIcInII.
n‘lrlnvlmr taken theimmcnt limb-.rtlwllbo
.Itrt \\‘ Italilttulon 1am I. .‘mutb Sum-tilt.
not filled It for
All KINDS
OI"
PLUMBING
I norm tfully mltctt a shore of public patrim-
use. lrefer tn plumblntl have done forth «I
post. urea can, lathe employ of \l’. ll. Meet.-
vr 4% Co. ll work will have my pummel strun-
«vision. and will Impromptu executed and
satisfaction guaranteed. Hive Inc-trial. Mt
Notice to Contractors.
(tantra-torn an» hereby renovated to band In
bldvtntho not lend nod uiuimtttec rm firml-
and thewatlsnft o t tt _nt Ho. Hot-walk. on
or turtnwt‘a .llclt 7. iml. llrl'lufiltllllllx
material and "to lag the won-lint setting
the 1 ltl’hs amt utittehum thyinm-on- Me little-
vntllt-mu the fulluwin simplicity
“'illtthAfll avenue. rum Mo nto ilteiulovr
”Tum avrnm, from Holden Hill to ( «tar
roe
Burflgcwnnn from Woodward avenue to
Quinta Monm-
tntnrtl avenue.
nuilv strum.
mobile street.
LOW! IIIIH-e
Any Information to "yard to what («a at
fly on wh oh the 'tty is tmlnt to work,”-
cnn he tibial, llsury it. Pitch. street
it in muslin"- tan Mathilde.
km mil lll’ll It! Ml.
alt It (' . on Itt'rssla and utrtaoallu.
'1‘"!!ng punimlosxneovmnrtcnb
mow-MW
HM
ant to the Inward
lbtlvormm It
totlrtr Icof Imam tl
‘ “:3!“ “gm-glint Mh‘f'oltgm pm. III
M ' ourm’llht’tsrn
October,
a
MIX“
hurled at Mflmuli, the lath dayrt t
”fin“? followtnc livew sketch: “3sz
l
“film” filtfilbn.mlt I)? Ivon-
Efi'fi. m
strained New Canned commotiontnmrma "
CharlesE. SeymOur’s
letting tuner. 33 Nashingtin Street, South lintvall.
Oil, meanest buttoned, .
Our pricesthis
LESLIE SMITH-
(lolonclli. sun-r.
JUSTICE or THE run:
Once-Room 1, Pub WW
Washington street. he ”Ll
Ofllccfloursfltoltmnandflodm.”
D. P. monRELL: 7
Ult’l'lt'lt: 0P Till: PEACE Notary Public
l'ennion Attorney Real lactate 1
Exam... Furniture; lneunmo a cunt Fire
ll melnzton street. 30th Nnrwtllk. In“
TEACHER OF MUSIC
Lemma tent dam lnl ”.9
rates. Eelererfcga. “In yngut ’ noble
Hall \owYmk, p “’r-l- Hall. Steinway
orterms i
No. .I it call I“ cant. app ““5““““'
DH. llllllllEll E. Sillllllll‘f
DENTIST.
(ROWE, BRIDGE, and all work pertaining
to dentist ry.
S'I'Alt'lli‘i,I VAIPOR.
No. I Washington St, tier. Spring.
out!
HOMER B. THOYT.
Expert Watchmalter anti Jeweler,
l‘i NORTH “AIS STREET
Repairing of fine and mmplhatu’l watt bets a.
I-perl.1.lly.l-.ry wimt (hound tnetcm. Every
In llll'l for tirmt tia.~< work and the met burr
it Il ability mrlntln same.
Dissolution.
\ll’l'." 52' Is hr nby gm II III 'll the copartner-
‘. {Inn tor-[1mm exldin' bvtkul .l. L.
\:1.n \III I» uni Ellnrl l' :ilriitir. ~. InllPi‘ the
lll'll. um ME I. .\. In \umr Jr to. i1 thin
my ll 1:- III'I'ul m I! ll mount. '
11hr. ll. III. 15.: MA m: I‘. lur .tll hills due
mum-firm. and all billspiv able by them
. in tlllul by ltl'lll.
l. V \.\' VA
l-IHIHtlT V Al E\TI\F.
South Sorry :tlk. Jlltt‘ :‘ ml lull} tf
Merrill Busmess College.
HM .‘lFOl’. I). (“USN
Fa. ITorm begins fiv-tttrniber’ . Both sexes.
'l'In l “112- In utl't- r~ inv l't med lat iiiflczsthls year
In Ill Vol: llllr‘rl I» illllr. new lidruntinn.l'r1m—
um. I. Nlmrtolmmi and 'lypetvritinc. Am-
11 um and “ltleLrapbii llepurtmcntn. with the
.ulrlilxun of In rm In and An hitc- lure. l’l‘lt'tla
dent may lminteriicwed III the College after
August. “’1 L'orres rodents solicited. Cato
lugtlr‘t writ on :Ipplicatmn Ultimo
M LIIBIIJ. Bl SIS £88 COLLEIIM
STA M FOR I). COVV.
Painless Dentistry!
New Method.
80. NDIIIIlIlIl DEHTII PlfllDllS.
liver the Post Ofllm.
Teeth Filled and Extracted With-
out Pain.
Teeth Extracted. 2%
Hits. or VIIIIIIINI Air. 15!:
Amalgam Fillings Mir
l'Iatlihnum 73c and .l
lru t
lund n words
I' 1 unit»: and l'ol'nuhinu i p 15::
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
ICHUWN AND BRIDGE WORK.)
Sets Ml Twill {mm 150
lil- ~"l ~l‘. "l on rat r. llvltv'r II)
VI. I» In r made. no ninth. ' hull. mu: It you pay.
All Work Guaranteed to bathe But
Opt n eiv ningsto at (ommmlute {bunch
tlurmg the II my. lit-J .DAR HEB.
only“r
Where are You (Icing? '
i am going down to
IIllNT 8c ZELIIFP’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“hurt- I run always tint! the t'mhnr. flab
Nut \' em tables. Mm lull. and erkctl Hull.
Oysters, clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Betsey.
tanned Berti-u.
Aunts for Wehrmrm's (Tannery Ilium.
Drill-n IlellVI-rml promptlv.
HUNT. & ZELUFF.
lsscsscn' Notice. ' ”
“mil“! undersigned hereby we notice to
all ermine and cllrtuvrutttmn its to pay tin-
"with. ownvrl lvorwnlk that they Mun-
antral hlttwm low tmlellvrr to the AW
either «I hero. on m
bmember. Ml. a written or minted Honda?
rd,-lgtmlond eworn tow! a till»;
ed by t on the let Ila)w lath-tog", ml
to tax In, 0t "1 the
bedthe at
1"!ka out “filth hat “awarding to
Ima'amltlm. dim " corn-
rn . w
”flied t5} law tmlo :1».th trdlwbtebzlrlfitsn
”Linton. ”sandman“: "
'u tel. minim “m
"know
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boom
emu. Norm sultan
mmlmio‘r WE”
ml:
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