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BRBBERIES
and gettinga
iiioeoont of 5 percent.
todavevyoashpamhaae.
A.n'l'he Moan never madeaa
wwarrautsdtobeofthe
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Weave agent
haunt
Umkgm which male.
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Elie finest Dela-
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' this in timetobe
, attitrpresentprlce,
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«no freighthmae.
Trifle EVENING Simmer.
JAm GOIIDRN. Editor and l’ruprlolor.
1wa’Y1mn-zg :W‘TW any?” we "Ar-1-
Egan—«1y monthl.
Willi, when“; single maples. 2 coma,
”REESE."
: v New York Herald Weather tenants.
In this diatrict III-day colder, clear weather
and fresh westerly to northweatarly winds.
will probably prevail. On 'l'bnndas fair
weather will probably prevail. with undecided
changes of temperature and froth to light
variable winds. mostly westerly. followed by
warmer conditions; and on Friday warmer.
fair weather in likelyto prevail lnhothaections
and continue to the close of the week.
BAH “$.13”! WISH”
Alice Cole is sick at his home on Maple
street.
The Fairtleld East 'coruociation met
yesterday in Danbury.
William Conley has secured a position
as clerk in Moore It Harmon's grocery
atom.
The chimney at Yolk s hat factory has
been lengthened sixteen feet and four
inches.
~Hay for sale. Apply at J .H.Remson's.
Charles E. lockwood, the New York
memenger, has recovered from a brief
illness.
. The annual meeting of the ( omolidat-
odroadis being held today in New
Haven.
Councilman Sands Selleck is building
a new house, corner of Franklin and
Union streets.
Samuel Durand.of Portoheater, former-
' ly of this city, has accoptcdapmition
with Gershom Raymond.
~8mall fresh ham, for roasting. l2
cents a pound, at “aye-i market.
Lawyers Light and Front will argue
the Smith cane tomorrow morning at
the police moms, llaviland street.
At the State Baptist convention in
New Haven, yesterday, A, J. Crofut. of
South Norwnllr. was elected auditor.
—-Manslield Creamery Butter, in prints.
at 32 cents a pound. I“. D. Lawton 8: (‘0
The Union (impel Tenilnrmncv Reform
inundation Dramatic club will render
'Box and Cox” in their hallon the bridge
this evening.
Dudley I’. Ely and F. S. Conley. of this
city. have been drawn as jurors for the
criminal side of the October term of the
Superior court.
-—Dr. Estebrooke moves to Nomlk.
in Dr. llluuy's‘ office, Thursday morning,
to remain until Saturday night.
The government weather signals dis-
'played at the Norwalk Military Imtitnte
to-Ilayindimue light rain, followed by
cooler weather.
Mrs. A. W. I’rlnglo, wife of the photo
gmpher employed by George 5. North. is
in the Bridgeport hospital, where she in
being treated for acrofuln.
Yesterday Deputy Sin-rill Toner at-
tached fill) worth of doors and a manusl
belonging to Anton Stornmel. to satisfy
a claim of William S. Kemp.
The South Norwalk Athletic club but
amended the use of their gymnaaium
andporlorstothc ladies ofthe town of
Norwallt every ’l'ueaday evening.
—-York Elite Cream Butter, tine
quality, at 25 mate a pound. Thin price
we guarantee until Nov. 1. F. D. Law-
ton & (30.
The reprm in current in Waterbury
that Mbflaml‘itvgenld, one of the
belluof tbut olimeooutowedTirmthy
ll. flesh. oi Norwalk. Tim doeau't
dsnylt. . _
The schooner toward. with II cargo of
lumber from C:ld:. lie, is stuck fart on
the flats in the river (Wflmflm-
Iiuyropsahavs
hmwtmttokeepherfmkaeling
’ over into the clarinet.
’I'he water-in the Union Manufacturing
daytoallovr repainr lobe madeto the
darn. CaptdaJ. Buryfioytm ad~
margeotthmaudcaught tlmolarge
piehrrallnthepyud.
wwwkaadmgeatiluuua
poandatflayar'laaahet.
Ammuhhplaaeat unred-
man-nomo.a.mmaa.
‘lCaquatreet;atIlo'olookthla evening.
The pectin tam ”Normal:
oklavtdaeghthlcyufllmo.
lltnitli. mmeW
www.mnmnu.
Peter his, who stole It”. Auguata
qu-Iliahgathtldt
WaMmembmbtb
meme. WW. (Inst
rmummaamm
fieWaflerueladMa-tt
W.“flllflWka
1 momma” it now fills
in the pool roominthollaviland llmiae.
Ills-33min! Balm We”; I’M
titan hehuvlitngfomharmlhr'of a
commumnmm
Avenue II. E. church will give a recep-
tion in the church parlors thh evening.
"York State Creamery Butter, tine
quality. at 25 cents a pound. This prion
we guarantee until Nov. 1. F. D. Law-
ton a Go.
Game isnot plentiful in the markets
andthoreeaoo iaaaidto he thelateness
of the leaves remaining upon the trees
ltiaexpsctedthat tholocal wheel
clubs will enter men in the ten-mile road
race at New Haven on Saturday, Octo-
ber I'll.
DIIpartInent Commander Fanton and
staff of the Connecticut 6. A. R. are in-
specting the Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton
to-day.
The crazy supper and entertainment of
the Epworth league at the first M. E.
church, Friday evening. should be well
patronized.
——'l'his week ends Dr. Estcbroolre’a visit.
It is said thnta number of Norwalk
grocers will apply to the county com-
missioners fora grocer» license to null
liquor.
The engagement of Miss Carrie (7qu-
stock; of School street. to Henry H.
Payne.ol' Main street, Norwuik, is un-
unmoved.
'I'IIBI'JIIIWAIII merely orIlIe Eu'm now
To red on
manhole}; I ‘ofo. II. .III'
confer the sound tissue tonight.
W I.
mam ”1mm m»
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Atlwrton a Company have clotted
their shire on Vanandt avenue, East
Nora-alk. . ‘
A common drunk was before J
John J. Walsh this morning. - He was
lined $1 and «rats. 3
Rev. llr. Kcllgrun. of Guttonburgh,
Sweden, will oondlwt tlisSwed'th service
in the South Norwalk Baptist church
this evening.
"Thomas Mollhoney, of Cross street.
Norwalk, isdound witltabroad smile
on his face today, on uncount of a line
buy baby, born yesterday.
The steel rails to replace those now in
naeon the main line of the street rail-
way are expected daily. Work will oom-
menoe as won as they are received.
The residents of Fairtleld havebeen
greatly troubled during the [last week by
agang of chicken thievea. One night
last week Charles Knupp'e bennery was
broken into and ten game birds stolen.
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Mrs. William Nay-heir sent to Tun
ssmm office yesterday ‘a bunch of
large. luscious, rod raspberries. grown in
her garden at No. 180 South Main street.
This moms to be a green your for late
berries.
The Young People' II society of the East
Avenue M. E. church will meet at the
home of George Hanford, Eat-It Norwalk.’
Friday evening._
—-1000 picture frame-.1 given away at
Louie Gallery. ll Main street Norwulk.
St. Paul's church guild held a wry
IIuI'caaIful pound sale at the parish rooms
last evening. The attendance was large
and so were the receipts. Samuel
Daskam acted as auctioneer and cleared
the society $40.10.
All the liquor licenses in the county
expire on the last day of OI tobI-r And the
then clerks am busy 111 living will upnli
cations for no \\ liI t'ilu'fl
The Mayflower foot hull tern“. of East
Norwalk. will play the Y. 31.1.2 A.
elevcnaan the fair grounds, Saturday
afternoon, commencing at 3:31).
Are you “cult and run don"tn Dr.
Richardson II ('hinchonn. ( ‘hamomilo and
tlentian Tonic Powders cure Weakness
and General Debility. Auk for ‘10. or
locmamplo.
—-5lanutlcld Creamery Butler. in prints.
at 32 cents a pound. l-‘. I). Lawton & (to.
"Dr. “opener was the orator. and his
address was a grand I-lfort."—l’hiladel-
phia Inquirer. llesure to hear him at
thcfiouth Norwalk Baptist church. I-‘ri.
day evening.
Undertaker II. 8. tin-gory went to
Weetport III-day to attend the funeral of
Jacob Fain-I. a former neidont of South
Kuwait. whose moraine will be brought
here for interment.
llarry Roberts was given a surprise
last owning by about twenty~tlve of his
young Manda, at his home on South
Oahu-n avenue. liaat Norwalk. it was
a very happy Inca-ion.
—-Dr. listebrooke will move from lla-
harkemo Hotel to Dr. Many’a oilin- at
Norwalk. Thursday morning. (let. 22d.
The: i: to unmmodatu my citizens
who cannot conveniently Imm- down
mu.
W. l‘. Hallorwa Btatuford. has pur-
chamd the drug laziness 0f Talt‘tltl 8.
Hull, Vaa'daudtam.“ Norwalk.
its Instr pear-ion .IlIIa, aiming. llr.
liull wlll mat-shear iu Weapon
The ml sales of Brookslde Block
Farm areallneteamof mad homto
WWat‘mof highetep-
ping coachento :Yookm gentleman.
Imdahlgh aetiology-tier» In New
unopny'spond was drawn dawn )lou- “*5
The centre bar of F. liayea' wagon
broke on North Iain duet yesterday
alumni. and Benjamin 11min. 1..
Wand-aversion“ ice, which
unequaled. mthmwnout. Ito
ouswathurt. Thembmw being
W ......
«Yorhfilate Creamery llaitar, line
qualitymtfleaflaa . Mystics
"Manhunt. r. ILL-In
took“.
The! analdenuveatioa
«Inca-1 I‘H'vlaiou said Tempo-J
Ian, at M will he laid at
Athenian-I Hall, New thrombus»
unmarwmauzam
Mrs. [krlmruh IhrchaaniIlow of Uriah
l Dirt-hard died at her houn- Iu East Nor-
, walk at an curly hour this morning, aged
‘ M)yoars.1'hofunerulwillla~ held at the
lmodenoe of her son. Gauge Carr, at- "
5 ‘uI-lock tomorrow afternoon.
So far this full. the freight trotlic on
the llousatonit road has been very heavy.
and the company baa fallen :IlIort of cars.
Arrangements have linen made with the
NewEnglaud road fortha loanof cars
and the buck freight will be promptly
forwarded.
I'onuemicut pemuiins; Original—Al-
don B. Cumin“, Gauge D. Losaw, Miner
‘. llnldwin. Janus N. Moron. Original.
Wirin“5«l.iil'_\' .‘Il. Jemnw, Margaret
ilerIIIann. Fannie \‘rofut, Emily J.
Moore. Emeline Millerd. t.'ailir:l’lllu D.
llartmann, Mary F. Conan.
l‘lltll’hl'l \‘IllT now.
Where and flow 'I'laay sin-II Their “our:
of hemtloa.
Mia» Lillie P. Jones. of First avenue.
East Norwalk. has returned from a visit
in Wilton.
51m. Dr. Jacobite. of New York. is
visiting Ills. William 1-). Marvin, Ea~t
Noru'alk.
Mrs. B. F. Vaa'l'mell. of Kings Bridge,
N. Y.. has been visiting Mrs. W. ll.
Carr. First avenue, East Nora-ails.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Cowl“, of the
I been. are spending a few days in Hart-
font.
John Wade, of the Hour, returned yes-
terday from his visit to wedding. His
wife and two soil» will return on Satur-
day.
George E t til‘llrl book keeper at lla-
l‘airtiehl County Savings bank, returned
yesterday afternoon from a visit to New
York city and Brooklyn.
Milo I'llla finuter. of (irernwich, is visv
iting friends in Saoptuck and Weatpm.
Mu. Charles Barnard, of hit. Paul.
Minn" is vldting her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Watered)” street.
Nil. Ruth 6. ll. Harm. who has
been visiting her sister. Dr. l-Zrnily Patrice,
returned to her home in Washington, D
In. today.
err or roux Martini
WVNMK a. “MA-pat;
' rv Mal-m “Hunt.
Robert Cartwright. of Bridppmt. has
been viaiting at In. B. D. Cable‘s.
llr. Ifld Mn. Howard Mplm mowed
to their Bridgeport homofor the winter
this week.
Ill- Ncllle ilndlvy. of New Yorlr, III.
hereditary her menu. In and 3m.
ll. ll. Bradley’ .
The Guild of Trinity church meet this
alarm with Hrs. Samuel Wood.
Ili- Konh Raye-wt Bloc-Idol]. NI
3.,bviaitiaglralloydltrah.
TlIeCIIIItIIoftiIrlfiotmwhmlut
evsuiugvrithliiwaniflen.
Illa liens Bonner. of Jerurytlity. ll.
J..ivagas1taflra00m'vaduwood.
w chk In! funily.of Water-
bury. arevhluug at the railroad
JWI
MWquM suddenly
ammonium yeasvday
m liehadlatll hipoorhulth
uIepaItmym Hashim
Eru- shah-at Wuhan-nary
“whwflammm; ,
The Met the lite mm.
uhdiadmflaadirilflfluwkpue
from the rail-reef lav armcha-
'BW
r“
, out at fair ‘t'. ammo Patterns one other their whole
1|!le oi Staple and Standhrd Patter us, only excepting some of thoir
almost Nowhere, at ono~hali the regular price; p . ; _ g .
First choice is the best choiCo "
A DICKERMAN & SON
84 Washington Street.
'I'llliA'I'llltlAI. ANIACTIUNS.
net-lac Entertainments at laumt to
. Ian-l flay-tinn- ,
l’l‘bd’learen la Dru-on Howard’s loaf,
needed-:1. brains. No peraoa
nos-varrpmtatioo otitmnmrape
‘teuvloum .olm. it Iraq cancel, red.
molded and wrought out to completion
by “the man who thinks." and who
thinks worthily. Thus we have in "the
Henrietta" a play that moves no tolnngh-
plicatiou that bears any relation to the
vulgar,coamo.orthe flippunt. It hora
purpose that is obvious—~11 distinct mama
for being. The atmosphere of it is whole-
some and exhilirating; the tone of it is
wroinaction. thought and language:
and nowhere in it do we discover any
of the cheap imitation of wit and humor
which pal-cs for the real article in
much of our [unseat-day comedy.
There can beno serious objection to
productions of the order of "Bisque
Pug," "Natural Gall" and the “l’atch on
Your Boot." The Rhinestone lilt'ewise
has its place in its category of things
that sparkle. and a great number of
right-minded and highly respectable folk
delight in Rhlnrattone; nevertlu-letat thc
Rhinestone "pales its ineliectual tires"
when brought in contact with the dia—
mond. The “Natural Hall," the “Bisque
l’ug“ and “Patch on Your Boot" are
among the Rhinestones of our stage lit-
erature. An unmistakable gem is “The
Henrietta." \Ve do not need a lapldary
to make this immense difi'erence clear.
Like most of Mr. Howard's plays.
"The Henrietta" in ntpmrentative of the
author» habit of refined thought. (len-
emlly what he touchca he adorns. and
Where he satirines he does it with untou-
tubing kceunmr. yet always with a
beaming benevolence that heals the
wounds that he inflicts. The play has
uncommon value for several reasons. the
dominant mason being that it dcmon~
stmtao. by its enormous sumo-Isa the nt-t
“gt tAmcrican ploy goers are {mitiwly
d igbtcd with a comedy that simultane-
ously tiIlIlI-Ir their villa and gives them
intellectual [domuru—lieorge l’.( Ioodnle.
Detroit Free Pram.
See “The Henrietta" at llunIIell's next
Monday evening.
All who desire to witness a tiret‘clasa
vaudeville attraction should we Netwn 'e
I innit World I"omhin.-Ition which mules
In Music lizrll on .x‘arurdoy owning next.
Illlllt‘r the management of ti. ii. Donnell.
The Detroit Frw Press says: "An «In-
“Inelastic audience gathered in the Whit—
my (Brand Inst night. to witness the
omningwrformance of Nclson's (Iran:
World Combination. The company is
the bcst vnrrden‘llc show soon in ['letroit
this: momund by the showing it made
Inst night. it i4 sure to catch on during
the rest of the week. The stars of the
show are of course the Nelson family.
mquIIsed of seven membcra They pn»
IlIIcI~ the. moat marvelous lent-a ever seen
in the amhotic line. Their work is done
With a Ilcxwrity and precision that is
wmrderful in itself. 'or the first time in
many yeah. they pn-dnccd the four high
drop inst night a-I II tiniah. It was im-
mense. Mlle. I-‘organlus. with her tmupe
of educated mckatooa and performing
dog. Duke. Inudea great hit. Thc rive
(faIIIIIIni-I prownted ‘Tlrc Student's Arriv-
ul,‘ and crumtedcnmidI-rablc anuorctuent.
The remainder of the company is par II:-
I'olh‘mc. '
A WONT!" .llIII‘ I'ION.
It ('all be flatlaflml Through the Building
and loan Association.
A “II. who is working to secure a
small piece of property, sulutitutea a
new and distinct ambition for a mmotc
and vague one. Day dreams about large
estates and princely incomes may be very
amusing. but they are not half as prulit-
able as the vision of a ldt 501nm, with a
' snug little dwelling house upon it. With
this hope before him a man wIll rim
early and late, taming his hand
cheerfully to any and every kind
of work. Ila will have a motiw
tor 11mm my which will
min» It aplmrr. it» will. have vh-
ioou of the hat payments More him IIII a
perpetual nxuivoto moderation in pan-
aiona. mummy in oxpenrcr. abouts-ore
from expemive pleasure and from ex-
ponaive companions. Thus it will mm
to pan that a jodloioav debt incurred
attire beginningof: journeyman} or
We career. will beconw his good
“aim, watching over him, inciting
him to all industry and to self govern-
ment. livery laboring man ought to
ownhls Inna. The first duty of the
workingmaa should be tooounrt his
wing toreal m.ulnveatment Re
W» ..-MW.-..--M.W
human in...
leConaolidatsd road has arrived at
an amicable settlement with the owner»
of thaJobn liovehonaspvoperty Indie
vicinity of the acid works. Falrllgid.
whiehthcmtopany dsaimtohaveoon-
W for the foanuaclriag [mm
The principal matter of contention over
the-deaths property mahidaway
which ran am It.
on great I!” h the tray of
mm the Wot the Cote
M road it. Did oneot the odious
South Norwaik
tor, yet a play that has no line or corn- '
r
Milan-Bald.
“To explain the mastery of life i: like
two blind men ask g each other ‘whut
ht 'I‘ ”No more can we explain how
nemesicitg’e;i disease. But we dong“:
M. i .to. t
(the Brazilian Italians innovated in
Cactus Blood Cure the our- only re-
»v blood purifier known.
rival, no mineral, no failures.
fFluid at Plaisted' a drug store, underlie-
haokemo Hotel. South Norwalk, Conn.
Taylor ISL Golden.
WHRHIHHTUH STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
aufhltf
wasrau‘?” ”
I'l'L' ATION to dogoneral homework during
the day and live home nights. Address
‘ . marina. ’this on! I-.I-
A
SIN-LE room for gentleman. in
family without board. Arldrws.‘
manhood“.
‘ilDDLE and man to sell IS to lnml
mymhante and Inherent leer. bill> and
Ill) snnu‘ office work. Address Luv in Bus I335,
South \orwnik, l mm. ”to lw
T0 LET.
lltll'h'l-I of seven rooms. plrasaotly Incar-
M on ('edar alrl't'f. Hunt it or month.
inquire at liuyee‘ market. North 31 ain effort.
1)." if
I OWEN par. of house. Inn» room-l on {lur-
a bunk porn-t. .1- Burbank 61 south
\faia «truer. «.19 hr
\MALIIM flat tl\t'f‘ l-‘arrt'ngton 5 mark”. [tall-
I roadi law. Item. titre-rmomh inquire
.Itt. 3w. Iru. old ‘1. ill hour In... In \\ binning
tun fitru‘l. oil! it
3’01: \‘tv man to drive an order wagon.
lnAIulre of F. Ilayen,NortlI Main street.
0:111
Irivate
oom."
ll
HY wanted Apply at l’lhisted‘r Drug
Stormt'lliaahingtrm 11L - I
o
DI-‘SIRABIJ’. tennntr .In obtain a I llllal’ilt'
.' home-shad near Dal-Ion station at a wry
Inn rental Apply to William Illllillr‘). Ill'ill'
Darin: nation. 0- l. lw
DART nf It hither. (throes I'llunlml
lIllt'. III-III: rallroorl bridge.
ward.
\ Elli dmirahlv lInmI nn Tailor avenue.
.I’ near 11 on! ”[Ylt‘l New with all mmlrrn
improvements. Inquire of William II. ilay'
lflit
monIl. :...”Tasior avenue.
l‘WI) boa-Iris on III) NI-I k for small families:
tiw room» nub: newly {mink-d; good
writer; rent 91. Apply to) John ll. Knapp K:
“ I II! Iii still if
\F. .ZVi- KAI. apartments on M- ymour Place,
a from ill to Qltl pe 1- month. ll. Soy mmIr.
W .- ~t aw nae.
on Ellyn“)-
. \ \'Iaul-
a t
1
Fl“! SALE.
l ”Fells and building lnrs fur \‘ilr‘ «In rm»-
IIIIIIlIlv form). inquire of E. A. “um:—
“:lfll. South Boron“... I'unn.
lgl'll DEVI; I "TS fur ‘RH“ for ‘3“ IV'I the II:-
utullmrnt plul: IIn lllit' mil: on furry
ITEIV‘EUT titty lob: ilnl itl‘l‘ armlril ltflll ID
If ll!lev:I“t‘I\1.‘El'l‘E tn Inn (“III outer. App?
rur..lt..~'mirh. near I e hail ..mnnd Woody
want avenue III-[3i tl‘
0 ii. nor barrels. App” to ‘vl‘limr lame,
200 3'." Main 51ml. Somali: ‘lf
I’llll SALE I“! T0 BENT.
'l‘ill-Z three new hon-Iva IIIrnI-r of Stuart
arc-nub and Connecticut Turnpike. The-«-
lmum armn 'I‘fI. Prim
rur—nnrible, and either \vt lb:- sol on a via-4h
pa)"; ml of 5-H”. The halanc v mnv be purl-l lrr
Monthly lrutaiirmnh if dram-d. Taylor Jr
tyuldcn. agents. all If
in)“. ESTATE.
THE
WUUDWIRD HUMESTEID
IS RENTED, lil'T Di FUR SAME.
are convenientlv
0N LY
$6,500
I8 NEED FOR THE HOUSE IHD
BIIH, Mill THU ACRES 0F
CRUUHU. lHClUUlHB TWELVE
BUILDING HITS.
All thcrcmaining lots arc now
offered for sale.
These are the beat lots for the
money naked, anywhere in the
city limits.
EVERY it" IS WELL 811’ UATEII
'l'iIirIlr quick if
YOU WANT ONE!
They arc being bought all the
time.
I HIRE CllSS BE HOUSES”
are being built there.
Will THIS PRUPERTI BIER
and inquire for terms of
Taylor at Golden,
CHRISTIIII“ SHIRTZ
83 Washington St.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
ReaIEstate/andlnsuranoe. ..
strained. New Canned Goods of all kinds, in Fish, Fruits and
”Vegetables. New Virgin Olive 011,11» finest imported. the L
Olivaamew Pickles of all hindemsw Raisins, new Fist. twin
Cereals in great variety. Our enormous cracker trade keeps our
stock of crackers always fresh and crisp. We are showing lll‘l
finest Bloater Mackerel ever shown in this city.
season are even lo’wor than over before, and we guarantee satire
faction.
Watch our next ad.
gums.
Popular lectures
ATTIIE
Soul Nowell Baptist Bloch.
The Fire! [mum of thet‘onrso will
be Delivered
ERIBAY, URI. 23.
51:11.! UT.
The Homer and Patios
of Abraham lincoin."
BY
Ile‘v. B.F.liepsuer,PIIiIadelplria,Pa.
Single mlmlkal'lll,‘:lf‘tlnlr. Saturn lll'lfl'l", El.
all?” buy!“ :1! Fl 05110th
Music Hall.
South Norwallc.
(Ii! 2w
II, it. llunnrll. Manager
SATURDAY, UBT. 24.
NELSON’S
I i rent
WoIld Combination.
Atrwrica'n
“rolled III lira-
THE
.\.\'lr
Regular Prices.
Suits on rub: at lion's and tin-gory}.
Representative Vaudeville (20.,
l-NelsoniamiIV-l
PREMIER ICRUBRTS oitlte ’flflRlll
30-Star Artistes-30
Our prices this J
’CharlesE. Seymour’s
leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South IlorIIaIt
LESLIE smrrp
Colonel ll'. ll. Anny.
JUSTICE BF THE PHCEg
Unit ——ltnom l. Publ
W mkingtrm mired. ‘0 Library Building
0mm: ileum. 9 III II a.m.. and 2 tot p.111. ”2
D. P. MORRELL.
l" millilillliylhli‘ emcee.-
lnemanrr Furniture insurance a a lull
Ill nfihlnmufihll't'h’l South Norwalkfiuldll
J. FRANK RIDER,
'l‘ll it'lilllt 0F )ll’Slf'.
[mum lwnln pinm in In at rea
rates. Ntwfrrenrt». “’3. terE’JFlinll. 'lttl’rii‘bu';
Hall. New York. Forrermnapply tImr address
Nu it ‘1 put an earn. sill.
on. BillllIES I. orient,
BEHTIST.
CROWN. BRIDI‘IE, aminll work pertaining
to dentietry.
STANLEY \‘All’OR.
No. I Washington 81., Bar. Spring.
0“ if
J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing, steam and
Gas Fitting.
Jobbing imm- ina Fifi? Fire-w Manner and at
'Izbuhahlr hit on.
Shop: In. I2 IIortII llain Street,
oil In: "Irilili .VIII'VIIIiiI, t-nn.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Wateltmnler aIIIl Jeweler,
l‘I NORTH MAIN STREET.
' intro: II” tin» and ('IrYfILIElV‘llEr'tI warriors .1.
ill}. K?) M: II} I'lll marl IID‘TVE‘H. H‘t ry
r). I’ur fir I .n« Iturh. Irul rl.. mII hart
iI nl abiht» in do the aim--
Dissolution.
'II’F“ l' l~ EIHT‘EW uiwn that the tripartnrr-
A flop mun tutor» Hurting 1w 'Wil ..l L.
1 an ,V:~In.. ..ntl Ellfrt 1- 'Ilenti' ». under the
Bridgeport.
Tclvphone Full :3”.
I Regular Prices, 25. 5B 75 and SI.
Wednesday &Thursday. Oct. 2|, 22
Tho I'AI' i' .Ii-Nn :24
..l. I ‘-~III.’I .IE ' 0w 5':I
'Ilprrnvlpni 1 IIIIII Ilmrt'n. 1% miniqu III.
iIal song:
Sntrmlny Honing.
lien and Women.
0.1.26
thnh of "Tim “'il'v." "Dir-l I'lIfmIE-l." "'l
I hurt!) Hull." Eilr.
Monday . I)”. ‘Ji.
HHL’RIZPTID'T" of the» cIIIYII-Ilinn.
STUHRT RUBSUH.
rd} .‘lllI'I'tfl.
THE HENRIETTA.
ltnlrmn IL-I ”Bernie. tlIr lamb."
BUNNELL’S THEATRE
Ship Ahoy
marirm. song» I'.t¥rinllr .~'c.r.rirr.rriralt'zun<
3) ”WW“ ". lh‘Mlllc and David "Pitt-l .I, .111.
'III-
l'rv-Iacntim: Bronmn Howard's (lrruII-ur Porn.
tirm nunwrr ..l l..\ an Name a: I‘m. in thi<
IlzII Ill~,~¢-iu~Il by rmmmi mnmnt.
1 lm ii i. whr will 'I‘l"li[ for .Ill hills duo-
flu Arum Iirro :rIIIlall 'r/lalepumlile by them
will ho «I- ”III! by him
l. L. V—\\ .V‘MFI
EILHII RT 1 ALZNTINE.
it“)
Huuth Norwaik. Junebi. lim. tf
Merrill Busmess College
STAMFORD. I '0‘“;
Fall l‘rrzn inuirm ‘x-thrrrIlnt' .. limit ~0th
Th. Inllr; nth-r» inv r. t_-ul. (.11 mm -~ I'IIi1 near
llrfll-
In .I l uru- Ilv—IrI II lindirmv lulu. Minn
rmr lIl ~5.uI'II:IrIII IIIIl ”hp M I'r’
r rm ...I It I'I: umplr‘n lupin-nu. iti-
mt mt. n I.“ 'r' -.mIIrI Ind ArIlII tutun. l'renl-
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fugue: .‘t‘fll'lli .gepr' motion .lIlIlres,
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STIIMF‘UREI. ('IIW
Where are You Bong?
lam going dour: In
HUNT lo ZEIUFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'hen- [Ian always lino! the Frcahrat “all
and Vunmhlra. .\‘.,—o ”tall and Smoked Fish.
CRAZY
a! the
5 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
in their overly fIIrIIi-hcd rmun,
l’u-lrr IlII- arr-whom of the I'Ipvmrth IA‘IIKIU‘,
Hopper III-rml from r.:IIII.'.~Im~k.
IUIISCIUH.
owl? lw
SuppertEmenainment
Friday Eve’g. Oct. 23
I5 CEHTS.
Oysters, Clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato Batsrrp.
Imported Sardines.
hum» fur “"akrnmne ('rramrry Batter.
‘lnlrn do liII ml ornIIIutlI
HUNT 8t ZELU FF.
llll MeekerIIBo.
lssessors’ lotion.
ureter-a.
bk
HM" Lauri" I'w‘ubrrd R
lutlrl “‘1' to the Animation ml or Iefan-t ...
' low
In: lmg In tin-Ir but judgment and trunk-due.
and uldlugtm “out. tlwrvtn.whia Iltllfy by
law are I tunnel
mimetic. Him- I! no 59ml.
”Li II ma
at the I‘mmll
liavllund
Somali. from auction
adlua’l'brmrlmunm
[zu'Ilocha tll.tlltl'lml|— tot orlork p,m
ml
l It?“ at Noam Norwalh, Iirt. I,- ll!"
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Vkllliltitit It it. LYUN
all (WI.
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f to he Ital-denim “Mali“
minnow. div-ea: winner
naturals. Twenty tea,
are... wouldn‘t-om "
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8. $.WL’Hommwleu.m
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loam In IIII Ill) or
t Ind a. and from thI II “at
be retrmmi in the Amm-
m. .. smith
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amino fiatanlay fmm’ . to II o'vrlork in the;
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Hot Air Hating. large: at that»
In; Item.
Agent for all the Boyntont'o.'1 vpvrlelllollnd
Florida‘ Boiler
Feltiirwatlla'au.
All work done by the best expert Iva-W
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Assessm'lrtiee.
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