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JAMES GOLDEN. Idltflranl W.
. p'wmmm
Mimmm'nm r:
. low lukllarald'aathn'araaaata.
In this district III-day clear colder weather.
brink to fresh northorly and north-natal;
winds will probably prevail. 0a Third”
char. warmer weather will mbably prevail,
preceded by hoary from», with light westerly
winds, biz-0min: variable, and followed by
cloudiness In the lake region, with brink south-
erly winds: and on Friday warmer, fair to
partly cloudy weather and fresh to brink
southerly winds, followed by rain to the lake
rattan.
‘ ‘ of " K.’ ‘ to l ,
for tha‘Waek Bull-con. :4, roar.
”mu
Tmnfc “repeat a
formalin Glasgow a)
I 7"” m
‘Asonwasborntolrmnd Mrs. Rich-
ard Holt. of Iowa street, last night.
Mr. nnera'l' S. Osborn, ofNorwalk.
arethe pnrentsofabrigbtlittlegirlbaby.
—-Van Hontens Coma-The original
The annual businem meeting of the
Home Sociables will beheld in the par
Iornof theCity Hotel on evening, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
The subject of the Epworth league
meeting at the First M. E. church the
evening will be: 2‘Alive from the dead."
W. N. Doulena will lead the meeting.
The laying of the prawn] brick front
to the new Norwalk club house was be-
gun yesterday. The structure will he
one of the handsomeat buildings in town.
~We will sell potatoes in tire bushel
lotaat Moontamrbnshelat F. D. Law~
ton & Co‘s.
A special communication of Old Well
Lodge, No. 109. F. and A. M., will be
held this evening. The third degree will
be conferred by part mute! W. ll. Ray.
mond. ._
Are you ervnstiinwd': Dr. Richardson's
Case-am, Rhubarb and Sienna Anti-f'on'
stipntion Powder» our» (fomtiputiuu and
Liver Complaints. Ask for 5e. or We.
sample.
-—Corpora| James’l'anner, of Washing—
ton, D. (7.. will be at the fair of Bobbie
l’oot, G.A.lt., at Stamford, Friday oren~
ing of this week, no mistake.
The fourth annual state wuvmtion of
the D. of R., L". 0. it. meets (why
in Odd Fellows hall. Hartford. Reine
sentatIres from all Robs-m lodge» in the
state are expected to be present.
Yesterday afternoon Sidney Bradley,
who died in the Soldiers‘ borne in Nom—
ton Sunday. wan buried in New Harm.
llewasfifiyeanofsgeaml a voteranof
the First Connecticut lleavy artillery.
The eighteenth annual state convention
yesterday afternoon and will continue
for three days at the Methodist church.
Thereare more than 100 delegates from
all over the state.
~Escnllops thirty-five cents a quart at
I". llayen' market.
The marriage of MIDI Emma Warren.
daughter at Mr. and Mrs. William ll.
Wmen. of Orchard street. and Iliram
Davis. of Ridgeileld, taken place this
durum at 8:3) o'clock. 'I'hcorrernony
willbo performed by the It". (lung.
VanAktyno, 1). IL. pastor of the Nor—
walk Nethodlat church.
J. W. Trav'I. W of the I’hlln-
South Norwalk.
aim It. Prank inn-II «“1...
human arstheprondparantsotaaon.
M.—
F. 8. Iorehonaolus prepared Pill.
auAWme-om
.Wal: Wig in'
«Jr-t melted, 150 pairs ladiea’ kid
walking shoes at tom, 8, C and I). For
two weeks will sell them at $3.50. A. ll
Hoyt & 80a, borough.
The signab displayed at the Norwalk
Military Institute today indicate clear
and cold weather.
’l'hreooaraol' steel rails for the street
railway line are at the Consolidated
freight depot in this city.
The East liorwalk school in chord this
afternoontoallowthetewbersandpupila
toattend the hospital bazaar. ~
—Call at Road'- and sea the Epworth
League Ring in gold and silver.
'l'hetbirdannnalballof theEastNor-
walk Drum Corps will be held in Ger’
mania Hall, Monday evening, No-
vember 2.
Theoommittee ot' the East Norwalk
school district give lattice in another
column of the laying of the annual
school tax.
—'l’en lbs. of pork orrsamage (or $1.00.
People's Market, 2i Wall otreet.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Connecticut Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions is
being held at Norwich to-dny.
Volunteer Iloae Company, No. l, of
East Ncmllr, will give a grand Thanks.
giving night sociablein their new hou-
bouse on East. avenue, Thursday even-
ing, November 26.
.._ I
~Seo the ladle-C skirt patteflw for 29::
at South SorwaIk Boston Store.
Engineer Joseph Hoyt, of Ikmbury, is
confined to his home by illrm. and en.
ginocr Adam» is running tho Long Is—
land exprein trains over Lllr- llanbnry
and Norwnlk division.
boiler in the collar of the (Wmuolidatnl
waiting room to the side traok east of
the depot in a few days, for the purpose
of heating oars by steam.
——l0 woods of Pork or Sausage for $1,
at I". Ilnyen' market.
The work of fitting the meager cars
of the thmmlidau-d road with the steam
boating apparatus is overly finished.
There arr.- now but Iii or 20 cars that hare
not been equipped. The work is being
rushed.
The Y. M. (7. A. limb." team left for
Stratfmd on the M2 train thi-I lifts-moon.
The eleven is considerably wI-akoucd by
the sham of several of their stronger
players and the boys will have to make
a strong light for victory.
—-All linen sheet. with fringe on,—-nt
least this towel ialargecnongh to be used
for a shah-the biggest thing for the
least money ever adored. Worth 37w,
for lilo. tomorrow. South Norwalk
Boston Store.
The Wafirbury team who woreto play
against the Y. M. C. A. football team
Saturday. onthc Fair (lrounda, harem
called the engagement. and Manager
(lamp. of the home club, has filled the
date with the Weatport clown.
“naminoftinulmaJnliaBalen.
who died in the Bridgeport hospital
yatarday.willhekrougbtto Bast Nor-
walk today. The funeral will no.
plans fra— thofiattm ”.2. «am.
tovtawrowalaaoonatflmo'elock.
womanunurzmmsc.‘
P.1hyea’nnrkat.
ltev.C.lf.flsllscklefttownearlythiI
mahg for donors. 1‘. I. wherein
wm—ahththoarwaouyof marrying
onsotldaoldm The
pulls- mWL‘rane.Jr.,whoh
quite well known in Norwalk. and a
mugladyofsousra.
TheAlpl-aualltorwalk Whmlcluba
willboardtke tub-art on trains for
Wblilkttoattend that-atom
undo all nuker of the [botany
Metal. Asp-eta! train will have
Wattldfltommalatethoaswko
moo—m.
mwmamm
WW,LA.W.,hanbuaaotl-
“whom-momma
What. It, altar-Ilka! with
mundanephmdthtr
shot-5n. Cato-lather
baunhutartholiuotaflafml.
W .
WW, mumbled!”
flammw brawls
fibula-own
“would. he
gnu-startl-
Math-am, mmflom I
New steam pipes will br- In'ul from the .
1’:
Adaughtorwasbornto
Emory H. PM. WWW
lutnight.
mmanhrluir the W "l”
ymnvmpwibomw
MWBWOW m
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Peoples market. 31 www-
Johu O'Connor, a tailor in the employ
of E. Whitworth, was lined Ol and cost
by Justice Coolidge this morning for
intoxication. lb.- went to jail.
‘I I
A three-ton boiler for Hodahon &
(Tole, the new firm of bat manufaoturera.
tum arrived at the Norwalk frolghtofllco
of the llouaatonic road. It will be
placed inpoaition this afternoon.
——l’ure collar with pure cream, be a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all mght.‘
The express forNew York thatpasoes
through this city about 9 o'clock struck
an unknown woman atWindmrLocka
last night. The remains were mutilated
so badly that iIlentitioation was intro-sic
hie. ‘
The members of the Alpha Wheel
club who are going to Danbury thirst-en.by
log are requested to meet at the club's
headwaters. room No. l. Masonic build-
ing, as early as six o'clock and get lan‘
terns, badges. tickets. etc.
~You can get 13 oabirwt photographs
for $3.50, only at Reudnrnn's, (Inmate
building, and a nice mo gilt frame
with mat will be only soc extra.
NEWS 'I'BRSELY 1'0“).
lath-'- Worthy nl Mention Iron-thaw,
Quarter 0! (mantle-t.
Irving ll. Knappund Mill Josie Illur—
sella both of Ans-min. elopeql yesterday.
Buthan-of umrringenble ago. but Sinai
Hamlin is not yet 2!, and her mother
would not give her consent tothentatcb.
The umplostnrtml for Pnrtchester. N. Y.,
where thoy were undoubtedly married.
Michael Connolly. about thirty-five
years old, an inmate of the Iiddletown
insane asylum. committed suicide yu-
tonlay. lie seized a favorable moment
during his attendants absence to 'tie his
suswndors to the door knnb of his room.
put his neck through the lI‘Iopand choked
himself to death. Cmumlly came from
New Britain.
Brain-rd to. sun-n.
The me of Austin Brainanl. Bulk»—
ley's “executive on-n-tary." against
('onrptroller Stanb w... brought up for
trial in the superior court at Hartford
yesterday morning before Judge Robin
son. ’l'lIeoase'l a mandamus brought
by Brainard to mmpd Staub to draw an
order forthe payment of $66.60 which
heI-Iaimsis due on his salary for last
February. CharlatJ. Cole and George
P. Melton appeared for Hrainard and
William llamersley for snub. The
plaintitls put in testimony showing
Drainanl's appointment. The defense
offered the elation returns and the juur.
nalsof the Hwaeand Senate in taking
action on them, but these were ruled
outaairrvlevant. Exception was taken
to these rulinga. In the arguments
McLean claimed that the Comptroller
was unripe-lied by statute to make the
order demanded and that a mandamus
could lie against himna well as against
anyone else,and that de facto officers
had rights to all the emoluments of their
otticea. Mr. lhmmley claimed thata
writ of mandamus could not. lie against
an executire‘onlm of the state whose
duties, Inscribed by the constitution,
gaw him ditcretionary [ma-era.
will sell potatoes in llrobushel
lotnatOOoenta pabusbelat l". D. Law-
tontCo'l.
A Drum-nor Area-ad.
WW. Swords» gray haired roan
ofwyearaornmaatlu tlwwlnoner'a
dooklnthstityeourtmotkhsmru-
lug. Ho W’Wl fall-Iowan!
port ‘fiaturrlay avail-g by «new;
m Hopkins to answer for
one of the moat dhgattlng of crimes.
Ilia viotlrn.analght»yearold chlld,ita
Wanda physician were the wit.
main. fiwordahulnooonnorl.’ When
theotlter cam were finished ha was
taken into the judge‘s prfvpta room
wheroths Isa-o Ira-tried In W
‘l'heprfaoasrpteuled not gulltytothe
”.mbdldpflmfmdnfldont
mhmtholdlnghlmfortrhl
la the napalm cum. man-II Ina
Mat“).
W‘ahoraoblumm where
the “If found kill. Ila earns to
Danhtu'yunarhlt hrtweek when the
«momentum. Bahraldtoba
Museum-and dollar-mad Ink
Mthmuryaalhy.
u-llaukarymoa
levitate-Ham
mummmma
mnmmm lt
“dawmm
unanimous-pout. Outla'aarah
Whom:
I'm
rat at raga-turned “naught
“WWI-I m
urea-imbalance or m
Mafltilnrnaatw—n.
Drum-tartar”.
IN ALL SIZES.
A IIIIIIIEAIAAII & 80E,
WWéIthing'tou Street.
'l'lllA'l‘llGAl. ATTRACTILINS.
(lo—lag Entertainment- of Interest to
Local Play-0m
mam-Iowa we! "1m in
Honorary" at tho Opus limo Inst
mmmm «Minnow
fit; IAllillII’cW ware wall ph-
ad: partlbula‘rly' tint of It”: human as
Vic and Ralph Bartly, a dual role, in
which he assumed auroral disguises very
effectively. Noses Lori, by A. 6. Her—
rington, was a fine piece of character
acting and won well deservml npplanm.
Mmtion should also be made of Mr.
Dlmn'tl Talus Kern and Mrs. Junie Grier
wold'a Mother Ken). the latter boring a
fine character actress. Miss Ellie Watch
as Dot, the cruising sweeper, brought
team to the eyes of many by emotional
power. She Isa bright little lady de-
serving of great praise. Try-night tho
amusing comedy drama. “The /Country
Postmaster," will be presented. I“
One of the dramatic events of them»
season will be the appearance at Music
llall,8atunlav evening. of lliss Agnes
Herndon, in La Belle Mario. The San
Francisco Chronicle says:
Agnes Ilerndon at the Opera Home.
last night in “La Belle Mario’ was seen
a large audience, and called forth
atom of up lause. Her work needs no
comment. S e iv. grand. tender. path-
etio, loving. fiendish or terrible at run.
andlutnigbt she completely capturod
the audience.
“The Stepdaughter," L. R. Showell's
latest and best comedydmma, with
Annie Ward Tiffany in the leading role.
of Peggy hogan, the faithful Irish nurse,
will be the attraction at Music Hall. next
Wednesday evening. Whoever remem-
bersMiss Tiffany as Biddy Ilonnn in
"Shadows of a Great City,” will be sure
to like her oven hotter in that part, which
is espwiully suited to her powers. as Mr.
Showrdlwrote "The Stolrlmtghter" I-x—
pressly for her. It is a strong play, has
many very powerful scenes. run! is
beautifully and effectively staged. Miss
'l‘ill'any will have the assistance of an ex-
cellent company.
Thursday evening of this week “The
“City Directory“ will appear at Bunnoll‘s
theatre, and the company should fill the
house to overflowingap it issitnply a
great combination. Next wwk, the spec.-
ial week at Baum-H's, bids fair to meet
with big ounces «the special prices.
rim?» A,“ 50 75 cents. and the special
attmI Hons should meet with goodly amp
port. Howell's \‘mnlm‘ilhrs will In- the
attraction the first Ibreenightsnnd Wod-
miay matinee. and The French Folly
company wdl finish the vmuk with It
Saturday'matinco.
vl'alalm Ihntlatry.
Dr. \'un\'orx is to be at the mike of
the umlemignod for a short time only. l’er—
sons that III-sire to have teeth extracted
by Eatebrooke‘s painless method will call
promptly. Ilr. Estebnmke's anesthetic
has received the endorsement of leading
dentists throughout “no country. I
heartily recommend Dr. \‘un Yorx to ho
a mroful and expert operator. Patients
that had teeth extractor] in this oflice
during Friday and b‘aturdsy. October 23
and 9A. can testify as to his ability.
ltespeotfully.
L‘. \V. MANY.
Dr. W. T. \‘nIIYIIrx has been with me
for the last two years and understands
my systmn thoroughly. He is now at
Dr. Mnny'solliI-e. whom he will wait on
all cutlets. A. Ehrlsnzunwxn.
'rIu- GJEIIKMerImtlfinma.
Plans for the grand stand to be erected
for the Yule-Harvard football game at
Hmingtleld haw been drawn up, and the
mntract for erecting it will noon be
awarded toilpringflold portion It will
out about 21,000 people and mat about
$5,000. In dimemiouo are lobe 500hy
325 “'9‘; M...” .......
I'lyatalagta Wolds".
Only think. ll) pounds of blood per
minute thrown from heart: 2m yards per
minute. 7 mikaper hour. (GR miles per
day. In It wonderful tint mans «am
and folllen wreak lives? The only watery
iahpuro kaad. and the only infallible.
h MILWW miller now
uowa
cure.I No
val. no mineral. no failures. ‘
Sold at l’lahtnd's Ilru atom. under ll»
hackorno Hotel, Statth orwalk, (3min.
To'l‘ho People's lnduntrlal Insurance I 'o.:
[hereby norm Iny slmro thanks for the
pron-mm with whtuh your representative.
AaIlIItaoI Hanan-tandem l’mnran paid the
claim on the daathof my Ihlld. The claim
waspaltl Immediately the proof of death was
signed- ltns. C. M. ItAraoxn
A cant.
“lightl- lLArIIulILAsat. llupt. John Hancock
_ r3. Please thank your many
tar III numb m (In policy on m
”hot-yummmaucy Ilium. than-l-
oanhaudthe John flaw! Carnelian-vise
beta: toms Wt laall Its dealings. and
aowleaa harm wttaaaa tails Inf-g.
rtty. Nether disdain p.tn..and the t-lalnr
wumthmmmtmwm
0:. ram wtaktothaakm faiths rumor
mtainpatubyulamman
flannllowr.
transmitter.
nutter mailman”
Iaaaala the 'ttyof
are a la
Lowest Prices.
”Inna underwear
South Norwalk
Indiana...
Real Estate and Insurance
i Ilium mum?
El
330U'l‘l1 NORIVALK, CONN.
WANTED.
AIompetent girl as look and lanndresn.
r month. Apply to \lr» ll.
0:." if
II. In brood ‘afivlor arenue.
I
More. tit Washington st.
()Y wanted. Apply at l’luisml's Drug
gram;
T0 LET.
THREE plcnsant roomu suitable fur light
housekeeping. Apply at t.’ \\ out street
South Nam-1k 0:331
VICEIA furnished and very pleasant front
' room to one or two gentlemen. Apply at
\u. l “as! avenue. South Norwnlk. «IN If
l‘OOSIS at :‘It )lerwin streut Nomaik.
lieut
No.1 :. Unborn.
0'3 ll
Sl\ rooms on {In} street, south \VIrwaIk
. rent sum Mmhunutonre \ppl) to
“I. loungs at Lockwood Mfg. Co. It! 1.!
‘ E‘V six room house on Iluniilton uIIn‘u:
l lnquirenf Edwin Wilcox. at Brown a;
W floor a gmoery la
\E‘IALII Ila! our Farringwu‘ 5 market. Ruli-
t road Plate. Rent. Slimrmnnth Inquire
of C. Snnrtl, Did ‘u‘ all I 'igur (‘ II. I'll lb asking-
ton street ol'.‘ If
'1‘“' 0 homes on Fl) Sm k for sm‘all (motile;
the rooms I-aI-h: newly pal nted: good
water: rent 3?.
Apply to John ll Knalpp. K!
W out st.
to If
\EI'ERAI. apartments on Seymour I’lfift’
II from Sl-lto Slit per month. ll. Seymour
\" e-It tin-nut. uni-b It
runs HALE.
SILIILBAB bugg}. nearly our and in first
a rate order. IIIIIIpIrII- In «It-r) p trllv ulur
Fur sale Ila-up \pply u! .\u. I'.‘ Ilznilnml
strut-z IIZL‘I it t
1 “1'5?“ and building I- It». for Mir nil n I.»
onuhlu rerun. III-mm: of In. \. “nod
ward Suuth Norwulk, t' nun.
l I’ ll. DING LOTS mt sour fur 3:!” mt Ihn- in-
stalluunf plan: no interval: nu fairy
prionfor any Inf-s; tiny .m rmlul and dr
ll Minglwrlve feet In lllf;;‘ll{ll mm r Apply
tiIt‘. It Smith, III-at [Io ball ground. “und—
wam venue. Islil It
200
For: SALE on T0 RENT
A,
’l‘lli. three new llIIllV" corner of Stmtrt
avenue and Connor III III. Turnpike. 1 Ilr-‘c
nrmntzr at. Prll I-
ruumnnblr. and t‘llllr!‘ M I be .nm “r n t' .uh
paym em of till. I'lu- I: II mm. mm I» paid in
‘monthly ln§tnllmvntn If Ile~ired Taylor A-
Golden ma uh. u‘. if
If our hands. Apph tot m «lame
{IE-‘MIIInatreet. Vurnalk. I Y): :2!
homes are (“fl‘I-lilt'l‘lll
Int“. rzs'n't' 1.
'I’II ll
WOODWABD HOMESTEAD
IS RENTEII. Ill‘l‘ IS FUR SALE. UNIX
$6,500
I8 ASKED Fllll THE HOUSE AIIII
IAIIII, AIIII TWO
Gllflllllll, IIIIILIIIIIIIII TWELVE
BIIILIIIIIG LOTS.
All thoromaining lots are now
offered for sale.
These are the III-st lots for the
money uskod. mewIIoro in the
city limits.
EVERY LllT IS WELL SITUAIEII'
'I‘IIiIIl: quit-It if
YOU WANT ONE!
They are being bought all the
time. .
A NEW ”OTI- IIIIIISES
are being built thorn.
llIIIll TIIIS PIIIII‘EIITI [Will
and inquire for terms of
Taylor a canal.
llll
CHRISTIAN SWAIITZ
83 Washington St.
“ Notice
I8 “gum “antral-$2” atoMt” Not-
on he
day (Hand bl; attit- residence m: the lllrlrl‘t.
Board of M will 1mm at the If
It. s. um usald tammw m. “Efrain E
Hunt. at I Mr l. as. when eter-
.W m ..
Dimm?’ 0' ”INITIAL-Km PlltlllA'l‘ll
WWII; . latent EMA:
.AIINES HERNIIIIN
ACRES 0F
Buckwheat, new Maple Syrup,
vegetabloa New Virgin Olive
faction. Waloh our next ad.
gnlqlmomdr. '
OPEIIA JIIIIISE. IIIIITIAIII.
Al “MVE “'EEK. (.OMMKNCINH
Monday, Oct. 26.
Roturnengngenu nt of Frost and Franshnm’ -.
com n'g' Wllll new unlloriglnnl play-I written
L. I‘mnahnwn and lined by
company 'l‘II-II‘IghI they will I» mduev.
no thu- I
I I
ThelquIIryPostmaster
An amusing mum-II) Ill‘ltlltfh Hmnl (llll-~
uteri» mulluI-I Saturday Iilhrmnm. lIIl'lIllr' '
buy I-r girl musing llIl: lam «I numlw r of mr
"1 fly spoiled I'm.“ I~II uonb (mm Ilw II In rs
IIIntuimwllnthr- IIIroI- \blll'll" I‘mrt lll‘l FII‘III-
shunt-.ulll reuixe n in-nutitm u .-.1IIII
PopulaI Prices, I 5, 25 & 350.
R writ-II So .If- n I an!» In Hair . ll: '::.~‘Iur(,
Suruallz. :Iml l'i:it n III“ ~. \VII; Eh .‘v In (IA
F.1LFRU‘T. Mutmgm.
MUSIC HALL. ‘
l. .\I. HU‘I’T. Hummer.
llIlE NIGHT IIIILV.
Sillllrday, IIcI. 3|.
'l'lu- (in-at IleruII- Artruas.
Ami Strong Supporting company
In llt‘r ‘lllt't‘l‘if‘ful and enjoyable
uum-dv drama,
la Belle Marie,
A WOMAN’S REVENGE.
Mia» Hornvlnnin [In ILII ll rule. Minn Inulo
.ido. ll rum-tr) girl. and lgtliaflr Mane II
null): In .II’ [In \mrI-I
\Iiss llvrndnn ~ . -I.-: II mm I'tl’t In: trlrli of
In mu S. \ IIIruIIl.
lxlllafllltl :tnII pIIIIm I-qulII IIIIIIIIIII \
\. Nut.
Music Hall.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
The lit-presu- III-the lrlIIh I‘uumly AI Irv-m.
Annie Ward Tiffany
Peggy Logan.
‘ mt: Intro“ I. from M use.
lfll \l. uIII m H' -. Sm IWTIII Anu- than I’m;
IIE STEPDAIIEIITE
l’rmnml with a Hllvt‘lllll' l‘n-l. Elaborate
Mom. III-Mn on Hob-In lloyt'ranrt Granny's.
Bridgeport.
'l'rlophone l'all III.
Insular Prim. 25, 50. 15 and SI.
TIIIIASIIAY, OBI. 29
Ilzlsi
Up to Date.
Ont flan trout From Ottrt to
fifth.
floats on oak 'ldnyn’ln arlvatm-
last of lot. 24mm lulu.
(tutors llllliilul
strained. New Canned (loads of all kinds,’ to Fish, limits and
Oil, the finest imported; axon)”
Olives, new Pickles of all kinds, new Raisins, new Flam
Cereals in great variety. Our enormous cracker trade koopa‘our ,
‘ stock of crackers always fresh and crisp. We are showing tbtl“ , l ‘
finest Bloater Mackerel ever shown In this city Our pricesthia . I.
season are even lower than over before, and we guarantee unfin-
BONNELL’S THEATRE ..
The 3in flirecfory I“.
III 9......
pr
new Ilonsyinthedumband
MCharIesESeymour’s ‘
Earlilding Brunet. 33 Washington Street, South IIIIIIIIIIL
LESLIE SMITH
Colmml U. 8 Army.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Offimmmn l,I
Washington mm Public ldhrary PM?
Unicolloan-z Mull a.m. andztotpm. 1y!
D. P. MORRELL
l' s’l'lt‘l'l (IF THE PEA \ t
O I’lnsion Attorney. Itefil'lstgtflnll’flfi'llfi
’Imuruum; II urnirure Insurance (I speciall.
III M ultiugtunatreet. South Norwalk. All“
d. FRANK HIDEH,
Tl-Z \(‘HER I)!" MISS“.
Lawn: uiun in pi mo layin rot ham
i It
r; . . lh- Ten-III t‘,‘ “It ter J .b’llltll. Slein‘fl’ul;
II ll. .\I n Y IIrk. For Iermsnpply tooraddresl
VI). 7mm uterine. sldllm
IIII. cunts E. smalls.
DENTIST.
(’ IlflllX, BRIDGE and all work pertaining
to dentistry.
STANLEY VAIPOR.
No. I Washington §t., Oar. Spring.
all tf
J. H. BROWN.
Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and
Gas Fitting. .
bum- in alirsv I 'Iuen Manner and
flammable Prices. It
llo. l2 North Main Street,
South \‘IIra-nlk. I nun.
HOMER B. nay-r:
Expert Wafchmaker and Jewelgr,
1* SUIITH MAIN STREET.
Fol-hill:
Shop:
IIITiim
I -
I'Erm ..r fin» and mmplin am! “an hrs a
Ii} Kr) wind I bung-wt Inntom ‘
_\ rnr first I In,“ vmrk and the rum: han-
Jlllll Ind” the some.
Dissolution.
HM!" Iv. i~ l'ttl'tll) gllel’llllat the co -
N ~hip ln- rut-Iron tori-tint: lntweeprfrflnel;
V .In \' :mn- and I Ilu- -rL \IIIentir:. under the
Ilrill mum of J. L. I" .In \flllle dz (Ho is this
Ilm. thxmillt‘l by mutual mnseut.
.luhn ll. lit. bl “ill ruei It l’ur all bills
the alum firm. andaII bII
nil ln- who by him
I. \’ AX NA)!
.10 E.
ELBP \'
Smith \unvalk June; “glad. ALEVT:\E.“
Merrill Busmess Collegé”
5T. \ .-IF(IRI). (‘0.\'.\'
l' .I 'I'Terut In gins ~I- [II it bo-
1-
TI. f .. r r '
TH illl
due
5 p: livable by them
Both sen-:4.
~ In mu II I r- ilitiuthis year
l' I. If him» I. lIII :,nmn L'um-
IXII‘IIIIII SI" anlI-Iull uml Tyrant-hing, Ala-
flt'lllll um! I. .mtphir lhpurtmems. nithlha
vn-,;I II
Inl-
mlnllllun of (v! rm In and A n hitcrture Presl-
llLlIl IIIuI hr intrnu- ”uni 'Il th- I I'Illltgt? after
lumht L’.’I. I' nrru ‘N‘Tlllt" :Iu- >0“: ilIrIl. ('am
In gun ~I N III nu :Ippln atlon AlAllrl‘I‘S
.‘ll‘ lull]. I. Bl SIN ISS COLLEGE
STA.“ FORD. CLIV‘J.
J. A. WIISOII& Bu.
BROKERS,
N. 67 New Street,
NEW YORK.
lIIvuIlIIInN muIIr in flocks and “rain for
I of. or Mango» «of 3mm and upwards (rum-
nth-dons km! I per Ient. l in II way.
Orders received by mail or tel:-
graph. References exchanged.
IIIIS fim
Where areYIIu 60mg?
I am going down to
HlINT & ZELOFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
l'l In fr [um always find the Freshest
and \' egrtablm. Aim Half and Smoked 51$... ‘
Oysters, (llama, Loittm.
Pm Tomato Oatmp, .
Imported Otrdlm.
I (‘roaraary .
rm :. . l h“.
mum
HUNT 8t ZELUFF.
Take Care of tho mortgage; an t'aar than
stead.
How than t on you protect Ir homestead?
on make cartaI n a shelter III? your wife and
children In case you (He? The answer I lain
easy. —hy marinas Life lnsuranoe Iloy
for an amount equal In the mortgage. Thous-
and-ml horn ave been than pmrml.
we hope thrmra [Kl/I of more will be nth.
future. ltut whlkdoinu mu. ah not
underafnrm of t'olloy that II II nattIu
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It 0me
“In mm- W“ . m...”
mopa y. u on , it... .wll
IIII In (I you ”fill. the (p; armfimt pl lI'll.
a out». on re t
Ignorant In either gent It must E.
mat Investment
but b: In sum so.
insure our l
he sun And m’ Isa
8. L’Hommodlolt.
Amt. Washington mason
Armour lofiu,
W .tbe under: nod b
all ciga- and "anypfimllrm llomlxfisem to pay
hermit:
ll tool It
I... . 1' .3. iron.“
amber. m. a Wfllkflfif
3‘ bemoan-rig.
to tan Mfume It
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