Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 30, 1891 · page 4

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ohm” mum with-told or coach?

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BOOBH
REMEDY.
It llill Sure You.

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,4 tIcImnoci.
”flatworm”

., New Syrups.
efiy ml Eldur II. fine

, at the a gallon. I2cu
M In Canned Goods,
“nudity. ”it!" Prunes, need
no “I ( ,I2o a pound.
5W forfiéo. Row Raisins.
for wedding
rpm. and tho

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Pickling 0n-
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RANCIS & 00.,

THIERS & FURNISHERS,
South Norwalk.

" Tim EVENING smut].

JAXEHI (301.1)”. Editorand Proprietor

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Now 13%” Weather Vane-nu.

In this district to-dny wsrnIor. cloar weath-
or and fresh. southerly winds will prevail. lol-
loud by 1::lequ on the count». 0n fintnr-
dny. slightly warmer. fair to partly cloudy
weather and trash southerly null southeaster-
ly winds will probably prevail, «wept cloudy
comlitions. iollowod by ruin. and on {loud-y
(air to partly cloudy wulhor. with rlizht
temperature changes, {allowed by rain. The
proscnt. outlook is {or gemnlly islr. mid"
wenthoron Monduy evening and Tueudly In
this section and in New Enzlsnd.

 

Theregular monthly meeting of the
Board of Councilmen will be held next
Monday owning.

—-l’ure coliw with pure cream, 5a a
cup, depot restaurant. Opon all night.

The boat “Sierlinz” in discharging a
cargo oi coal at Raymond Brothers' dock
for Raymond & Conutock.

—~Old llIIrnIitugI- whiskey and Mary-
land club whiskey at Bolt» & Earring-
tons

Mrs. Emma 1'1. Mel-'nlluu. wiieoi Harris
Mel’nllan. IliI'd yI-stonlay at l'. ’ Tolleea
street in her forty mind year.

—PriInoI:'hiIlIeInI. lb Chi. pI-r lb. l’m-
plo’ 5 Market. '21 Wall street.

James liolt, of this city. has nccrptal
apmitionnI-I compositor on tho Derby
Transcript, Editor E. El. (from-'8 paper.

The boys of tit. l’aul's ohurrrh will
have tlwirtinal relwunul next Monday
Pruning for ndmhnion into tl’III choir of
tho churIrh.

~l'ine olIl slurry and port primI nt
lietts & Farringtou’s.

 

Pat ”rand George W. Smith will
conic-r the third chagree at the amour]
comrnummtion oi Old Well Lodgr. F
and A. ll. tonight.

J. \l'. StII-lwell'a‘ horm- bruit» its hitrh’
in]: plain inJlinnuII. ll'IIIlnmlny. and
ran away. ’rllt‘ wagon was ovorturtml
and an organ in it wmemplmly nIiIIvIl.

—IIIItothI»nrnIIIr_v Friday night pro
pared to buy n mke at IhrI August
lmIItlI.

 

John llowney has applied for a “(14138
to wit intoxicating liquors at No. 12
North Main IItreet. 'l'lw luminous men in
that vicinity will mmomtrntr- against
tho granting of it.

-—‘,\'ow maple syrup. [MIII& laning~
Inn 9 own brand.

Edward Quittuer. who recently pur—
I hast-ml iltl‘ I-stotI- oi the lair Justin» W.
S. lluuton, corner Franklin sud I'Iny
sin-eta. in making extonaive imprrm»
muwtlm house.

-—.lust revolved. I50 painladios’ kid
walking shoe» nt¥l.,00 ll ( and I). For
two week» will soll them at #2. 50. A. ll.
lioyt kilon. borough.

 

Dr. Richardson's Rod I'Ioror. \l’inton
Imam. Dumb-hm and Sorsaparillu. Blood
Liver null Kidnoy Ten rum Blmd Disc
"ram, Liror Complaint and Kidney
Aflu‘tions. Ask ior 5c. or We. Iumplr.

ThebrightAmonis Sentinel busts!»
alumnae against tho that houorud
and well worn custom oi starting newly
hurried couples upon their wedding
journeys with showers of rioosnd old
shows.

«This in what you can buy ior full at
i‘InItth'II Washington market naturday.
()etobn mm ill lh‘Wk for moo; II)
“III. lard for“: 101%. mm mm:
I2 IlIs. good IIIenk ior OI: ”lbs. pot roast
imtlztifllbn. soupmrut tor 31: I0 cans
tInI-mrn for Qt; It can: but tormtmo
for N.

 

Frank T. llyatt. oi West ”emu. who
huhdtouwasninmirnmstt-ohui to
thymine! his Shoe to enable hint to
"mm his [rivals Mamie-ring
0|”an yesterday with two opp“.
ontlygmliwt. Whouhkul ”explain
hIIstntmlthathelwlhismiwtm
Wotflnnnklenuduoork iuotluhui-

shut t‘lo'cIoI-k Inthornomh‘. This
m Ildubhll by Ionic.- but Mr. Hystt
rendily proved thatho was up town
curb» in the min; with the iron
Mon. lir. liystt lay-braid the
workhlluuli.

WW high-witch
mamal'urhgton'n,

 

 

 

Inn-Inulumrmn“ ,

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L

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WhinfibnS’craet.

 
 
 
 

 

in Haymlllo.

~llnportod and domestic champagne
st Betta a Farrington I.

 

55th

mum room! W him on
Plumvillo avenue reddenco yolt'erdny.

 

. ——('orns esrlyand avoid the evening
movie. People's murkm.

A son was born thiomorniugtolir.
and Mrs. John J. Goodwin, oi South
Hula street.

 

—Chickens and (owls It and Ill cunt:
s pound at F. Hsya‘ market.

 

Lottie, the little daughter oi Albert
Laue isloriously sick at her homeon
leooardstroet.

Justice Morn-“drove a null into his
thumb yammlay afternoon. musing a
very painful wonml.

Qa‘lwoot pot-tom 20 cents a pevk at F.
llnyes' market.

James C. mee has It manner. to
build another story on Ambler & Perry's
hat iactory. Raymond rtmet.

MillI.-r& Somple's home run away on
North Main sin-ct this morning. but was
taught below any damage resulted.

 

-l-'ine I'laret wine, :Ipeviul i‘asr- prions.
at Betta & Yarringwn'n.

Ono oi J. W. Martina' coal wagons
mllupsI-d on Burkoley street yuwnlay
afternoon. coined by the rear axle brak-
ing» -

The that convert oi the Stamford
Oratorio soriety for the seamn is slated
(or November 20th. in the Presbyterian
church.

The Eagle Bicyrln annpauy with all

 

Torrington. their new homo.
nmdny.

on “'11!-

J. O. Jennings has put a hard oil finish
on the interior of the new addition to A.
.‘lolmuns' other. The trout adios is being
grained and repaperod.

——lloek and Rye. made from the host
rock candy and mutant rye whiskey. at
Betta I't' Furringtun'u.

Thomas Lyman, II but maker in Ray-
mond It (kInIIItock's iatrtory. has armpi—
ed a position with tho "Mum Landing"
(70., and will join thorn Monday night.

 

or small whit» onions (or pickling. apply
to Isaac Kirkharn. 60 North Main aura-I.

Jnutim- ll. l’.

there m 1.150 children of art-ml age.

that Wawrhury had no mum for action.

the mats oi the we.

at Butt-a lurrington's.

course baton the row.

with stereoptlcun viown.

l'. llsyrs‘ market.

 

"tiring st Wilton point.

runnlvlllbcprwldsdwlthnrwotlim

table m III Brits a rmgnm.

 

lonrywmmrtulstio'ctouky-tmlsy
umonln the reception room oilit.
' “uncouth liar.

Wwdtlwhrml.

thymonrl Brothers urn banishing
WWM‘ bud-one main

 

nuvmsmmm
mat-om III-mirth Idols

mint-o
«~st M‘s Como—Tho who.
“WWW”

 

 

uni-III»: rt:

Roynwnd mfimmm ‘

mrmnmowwow . .

l" W III; ‘I‘IIIII /l' u l.“

tlImr «than. room] from Stamiord to

~li you want Iluinmn tor pruning '

Morn-II has made on
mumorstion oi the children in the South
Norwnlk school district and tlnds that

The jury in the Waterbury vs. Murphy
case brought in sverdict last evening

Hr. “3qu will be obliged to pay
-—~Sa «It “tag; undblnckborry wine,

The local whaulnIen who are entered
in the Pequot usaot'iation's rout! no» at
New than today, wont to that city
vearlythis morningtoridooverthe

The mood IuTnTITITIim Baptist mum
will ho delivered by Roy. 0. M. Stone,

I). It. Friday waning. November 6. [III
subjeI-I, "Alan." will, be iilustrsted

~Logsoi mutton I? mus pound at

Owing toan mum totho Now ling-
quNevwwI-mwomt
mm thotmgmnndsudllaw an-
Wlunhnwwtwlmnhw. It!”

At the molar midweek mu
thofimlhptiw church. held hat mt»
lug. thshalonosncededtowniptets tho
clairiuadwasr-Iud. and the torturo-

AmmMnfi-mclm

mum: liaCarthy uranium III.

R. .1. MM )th Mimosa, oi

Monomer-chain Win

lisnleymillldpilsld, whohhulhiiugs

Irma tho Moraine AW“
liquor dealer: who were summoned to
answer for vial-non or the sands: IIIII
have W the ones with Moth:

 

coming tutorial-unat- of Interest to
local Ploy-Goon.

”Axum Herodon opened her on-
mammubawmfio

"w 5"” millilfl’lllllhf’” III...

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)0 "a,” _
.. sour .. norm:
Y. 31.0 A. iootballtelnua iollo‘ws:
“The gentlemanly deportmt of tho
Vinitinz team won the adulation oi the
Eagleboys. u did skotheir prowesIrIln
the tield.” .
(kmnwticut motions: Origin-L—liich-
selfichank. Gilbert Wooster, Sperryli.
Sheldon, Chas. ll. Perkens, Marcia
lombard. 1min 0. Russia. Addition-l
—~Itutus 8. Rice. time B. Morison. Re
intro—(instan- A. Abbott, Original
widowsaudetc.-—Saruh C. Corey, Ado-
lode u. Robson. Juliette F. Miller,
(mother). mm“..-

—A special brand of French brandy
ior modiciual use {27 your» old). at Both
a Furrington s. .— _-

Arrangements have all been complet-
ed ior theentertliument oi the Connem-
ticut Knights Templnrs. who will attend
the triennnl to he held in Douwr. in
August. 1802. Tho i'onnectimt Sir
Knightswill be quartered at the Wind-
sor hotel. Already nccomrnodations
Intro been securodior 16,00) Sir Knights
within theoity. and the Denver people
say thI-y will be able to comfortably rare
for 40,000. The cost oi transportation,
hoard. lodgings and all other onion“
will be! about $100.

SEWTI ATE PRISON

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sweats of love and home when nugered
by puion. «Her acting and presence
mxrnnd, and it iseusyto see that she
ill lady oi education and genius. The

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

sud the autumn wally magnificent.—
New Urleuns TiIIIooDemocratfioe bar at
Manic llall io-Iuorrou' night. -

it isnlittlo less than 3 year ago that
Annie Ward Titlnny. the popular Irish
comedy 3cm. made her debut as II star
in L. R. Showell‘s play, "The Stepdnugh-
tor." and the sum predicted {or her at
thnt time has been nquly verified. In
“The Stopdaughter," she personates an
Irish servant. Peggy Logan. and appears
by odds tho moat easy and natural Irish
comedy actress on thestage in this coun-
try. Sin: isnntural in every movement
and in every word, so nIurh so that the
c .r seems to be a living rather
than an ideal one. The play. too, is a
decided improvement. It tells an inter—
mting story, unlhns several rooms and
climaxes that bring out the applause oi
the audience in n manner that munot be
misinterpuetml. Miss Timmy has sur—
rounded herseli with an unusually good
mommy, and the- m‘enit‘u etlocts are ex-
cellent. particularly the set wmlimng
the oliiis whore Peggy ramp“ 1mm It
tower prison. which I» very I-ITactivr.
This company appears at Music liallm
next Wednesday night.

Frost and l-‘nnslmwo pmduml the led
Flush at the Opom House last owning.
sud it. was Well revolved. The chametors
were all well played. The drama is pos-
sossod oi much merit and is wvll writtou.
being both strong and pleating. Tonight
"An American Beauty." Tomorrow
siternmu. It the matinee. "TI-n Nights
ina [lair Ito-on" will be given and thr-
wntth promoted. Tho evening's per-
ioruiance clout-II the ongngeInI-nt.

A Link ('rrnnrrtm; the Pun-t Will Illa
Put.
pronngrwn hillside in the townoi
East I'lranby ntnnds Newpm pm, al-
most in ruins. The rooisoithI-oells haw
iallnn' In. Ear years they were held up
by otmuglmmsoi timber. Tuna and
the weather have worked runny Chung:
in the Interior nppenrnre oi the prison.
The stone walls an- crnnIbling my and
are partially covered with virus. .Tkia
pmon mph!!! a pranineul plane In the
sntiqultiw of New England. Allows-t
into the subterranean «rerun trims our
the mood to believe all the stories
of the terrible uttering: of prisoners
who Wi‘l’t.‘ inc-amount within its walls.
Thu pnmgm londing through tho under-
ground prison are low so thnt 3 [mm H
oblignl himulm’ n mulching posture.
Thin is "no of the lmrdnhipui II! a trip
through vagnte. You no rornprlled
alsotn walk Izureiully or you will 1quI
vour iooting no the stones no onion 5le-

lluw ’I'My Smunlo‘Ianor Int; Camp.

At the annual mun-utter: oi the t‘hrir»
tiou Women's TI-Inperunw union III Con-
moth-III in Dunbury youtenlny. a vote
hiking tho town authoring oi Ninntic
and lllt‘ IIIIlitary authorities to take ac-
tion wIIlI rrivwnw to use of liquor on
the sulu- rump ground. was Imam]. 0M
llll'mlk‘rh‘dltl thI know that anenipty hot-
th-II.WIIIIIII hurl mntained intoxicutm. A’I‘l’l:
iound on tln- grounds utter the autumn
mom was broken up. and that soon- of
the men even wont so for as to dmua in
iotuule gannontn to smuxgh- liquor into
the camp.

{nllcern for thIIonIIuing your won- elect-
ed: President. Mrs. L. It l-‘orhvs. of
llnrtiord: cumulomliug WW)”, Mrs.
M. )1. Anthem, oi Stamford; rounding
m‘mtary. Mrs. F . l’. Pattridgo oi Jew-3t!
t'ity: ll‘l'ilrlllfl'l'. Mrs. S. K. Luce. oi Ninu~
tic.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

prry. Tbechnins which held It vicious
negro remain at the side oi om- oi the
W. The negro died Chaim-d to the
rock. lie is mid to haw suilrrul untold
ngunlnnnd was cruely treated by the
com oi the [xi-on. That was a great
many year: ago. First it wan 5 «upper
mine,undeveu now unmistakable evi—
donws oi the present-o oi the
on can he (cum! in the rocks;
nor» it was being used as a coloni-
nl prison; in the revolutionary war it
served-In militnry prison. Aih-r that
and up to tluI time the Wothenfield
prison was built, shout sixty yI-ars ago.
it was mod us a rut» prison
In the days oi the revolution the bitter-
ol'u npimt the lotion in the virinity IIi
Newpus was intense sud sometimes thorn
wu as many as iorty qullflntll in
the prison. A heavy guard was pinned
over the prisonors. but thirdid notpro-
rout may iroru gutting sway. Thim-
mtron bsnpartiallyuwadtluwghon
the windownnow. The mwing window
by prism They worn dincommd nt
their work when II night or two huge
muhgvupnunittedtlmlrmm. Them
urn runny tngic toll-told oi the prison by
theoldrrraideutslnthatvlcinily. Many
oi the stories on grutly unarmed but
thnyuonouetlIeIsI-inming “"3:
W 'Il'lll‘ "Idiots tho m

p»: 10:” y‘I‘II’II Moll." mnmv
M Inn-y lnclmlnl many mtlmwn with
nitioIlIIl’ WI”. m pun-Ila .
hunt in polltim. tinI profit-tonal world.
in W and thentrioab ll." comm
many rollo- to him through the prin-
mundlhtontoiniorutlondoisdutst
lumuls by thrgnldo

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l’lOl’l-B "Ill know. "

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wwumuwMIvI-CMHI-Ifl
«WI-II. ;
Wilh- ll. Olmstud. oi Unloum.
WM My siternoon iron: on
ammonit- ”Dunno MI Im—
«hwdrmnhrdm
filter. 8. it'latkhr. m at
mm Ivor-WWW
Malta-noon.
I” I“ a “I'll“lfl
II... run an”. horn wmr roan.
I'm MMWWWL
momma-II ”HIT-IND:
ammmHI-w ‘
mama-II.“
“W0.“ who his then
m fimflwdmw
M II. Mirna III

11st owning as the thrill) train was
pulling out oi the Norwnlk dopol. a
Woman mull“! excitedly around tho mr-
moi llIIpollInw lIouI-Ioaud nttoIIIpted
to board the train. liar toot alippnl and
slur plungod liotnllong down tlnI bank.
The truin Ins stoppod and all» wan tnkI-n
aboard. lurkily cramping injury.

I'hynlologtr Wonder».

Only think. till pounds oi blood per
minute thrown ironI heart; an yards pI-r
minute.” I mils: per hour. II’lI‘l miles per
dny Is it wonderful that tunu's film
and milieu wreck liven? Tho only safety
is in porn blood and tho only ininllihlo.
mic. purel v Itnblohlood ruriiler now
known in .‘artus Ilium cure. Nu
rival. no mineral. uoinilum.

Sold at l’lnlstod'sdru stormunder Bia-
hnokemo Hotel. booth I orwnlk. i‘onn.

ALAS KA
.IltlllIllthfl»

11am Marvin IIIII room at the

South IIIIIIIII Baptist Church.

Will In deliver“ by

I“. O. I. OTOIE, O. O.

Friday Evening. III. II.

Film mnttommn VIEW» 01' A It?»
MANKAHM COUNTRY.

Ni 'l‘lrhetl. an. thum‘flnhtp. Four In .
um. m“. ENIIM begin I! llu' r lot I.

 

 

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”Within.

Imflka

dmm Hub Wfig:
notb

flmwm

m diva-M at I“ MI!“

haul-trauma Int “ruin. all

 

Lowest Prices. ”

i i In allndarwur’»
I BIBIIIBMAII I. Still,

South Nonivalk

 

[IiIIiiI-rmii. moot-"our . ‘

phy wns woll stagnd, the properties ~

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

“Ian... I. can... ’
Baal Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET,
IStl'U'l'H llORWALK, CONN.

 
 

mun.

MrFABLAN—w 13h ”oath Norwnlk, Orwbor

29, ll . Vo. ”Tulle: street Emmi. 8., wiio
“ill. Mural-n. in hertéd your. Punwsl
iruni her Into mldonoo, tinturdsy at It!!! p.
In. Interment in “menu Farms.

[WHEN I).
A Luuy‘ IIM'.|I'E Whlih the owner Ian how
by Ialllng III Tur. nunnnur. article and
paying for advertising. 02% It

WANTED

FEW Homicidal: can be an otnmodlted

A

with t elm board with or without
moms. Apply ll lIi Wushlrigtonstreet. South
Sorwu lk. It'll’It

AI‘OI'IIDt-lt'lfl- mrl us took and IIInIudI-Ias.
55‘

Wages SIT: r month. \ l to Mm ll.
Lockwood fl urlor nebula”. ’ .2qu

or name-d Apply III IIIIIIsIIIII Mg
Hmrr til Washington at 03m

'1‘!) LET.

A "01 5! near Elm (II-ore more. . rooms.
A watrr to. rent gill Apply to John H.
Knapp. AIsIIII Ilnt 3’0. It? To IIII aim-.1 wit-II
room, rent 811ml?”

WI) houm,IIIIo III .Vo. ill sad the illllfII' III
XII. In “outward I'Iwum- RIIII él'l IInIl
91.1, Apply to E ”A “tuloufll.
THREE plouant moms. suituhh- for light
housekeeping. Apply at 6': “ext urn-rt
booth Sorwalk. .. LL’J‘ ..t
.\l( ETA iurninholl and II n. pit want front
room iuom! or No gentlemen. Apply at
VII. I “at Iltnul'. south Vorwalk

th rum .. on {My aim-t. :IIIIII .Vnr mlk.
I rout Oil. l’lmdunnt onu- Apply to

l\ \numrs at ”lzrkmul Mix. 1' n. ”2:”.
\MAI l. tint our lI'nrrinIrtIIr. II murkI- -t. ltuil‘
| mm! l’ in: r. RI III. IlIL‘IIIrIIIIIIIIlI Elll‘lllll'

“T t'. Suurtz. ()hl ll'I-Il 'igIIr i' u.. Kl “tubing;—
tIIn stmt. III!’ I!

IIJ'IIT

lN)M§IIt"I\lrrwln sun-mu .\or\mlk. Brut
3h) T. S (inborn IL’.’ I

 

'l‘WO loom-II on I. ly V.-. k (or small fnmtlies:
flu- morn. «w II: III' wly painlul; mull

Wllt‘f: n-nl 97 Apply to John II Knapp. t’
Wm .4 no“

‘1'“ HEAT. npartrurnts on N ymour i'lru-e.
i from il-lto $16 prr month. ll. Nymour
“ est avenue. unfit!

[‘0]! SALE.

I“DIE-{Mil bum nurly new and In first
i rule order mrnplrteln our) Immimlnr.
for sale Ihesp Apply at Sn. I: Ilnvilsnd
ntm: of.“ it

Bl'lLlllNG um ior sale {or ”II on the in-
stnllmrnt plun: no Inn rest: no {airy
prim (or any lots. thm are urvlml and (in.
it being two -lu- (mt to our I (llll “an r Apply
int. ll. Smith. near I r bull 'ruund “'IIIII

war-I uvrtldr. III til I!

0 hi uor burI-I- I. Apply [0 IIIIImI- hone.
200 3‘: Main snort. Somalis. I‘ll!

 

I-‘0Il SALE 0]! T0 BENT.

' ill-Z thine new homers turner of Stuart
ovens and Comm III' III Turnpike. Timur
house: on- I-onwnientl nrrnn rd. l’riI'r
row-mama, and either In lhe no on a III-II
pIIIInInt III rm». TlII IIIIlIIruc-mnv be paid in
Inunthli monumental it III-hired. Tutor-Ir
Golden. “this. 00 Il’

REAL ESTATE.

 

THE

WOODWABO HOMESTEAD

lh’ ltEKTEll. Ill"? 13' FOR SALE. UNI."

$6,500

I8 ASKED FOR THE HOUSE Mill
Hill, MO TWO IOBES OF
OIOOIO. IIOllllllliB TWELVE
BOILOIIO LOTS. '

All thI-rcmnining lots Ill‘t‘ now
ofl’oml for solo.

Those era the host lots for the

, money naked, nIIywlII-ro III the

city limits.

EVERY lO'l' IS WELL SlTOITEll‘
Think quick ii

YOU WANT ONE!

They are living boupght all the
time.

A NICE OllSS OE HOUSES

are lining built there.

mu Ins mum pin

and Inquiroior terms at “‘

Taylor IIIII Golden,

CHRISTI“ “Hill
88 Washlns'ton St.

 

 

 

, unfilled. I... Canned Goods atoll kinds, In Fish, ruin Ina
’ . Vegetables“. Illlew Virgin Olive Oil, the finest imported. N.

I‘Mllllllal...5 . l5-

IIIII “to...“ run.

hm. an mi. 3...... I... Iimy III III coon"

Olives, new Pickles of all kinds, new Raisins, new Figs, new ‘ ;
Qereals in great variety. Our enormous cracker trade keeps our. ,
”qu makers always fresh find crisp. We are showing the“

m floater Mackerel ever shown In this city. Our prices this ,
town are even lower than ever before, and we guarantee satis- f
faction. Watch our next ad.

CharlesESerour’s
leaning OIIIIIIII. 33 Washington Street. Soulll IIIIIIII.

 

 

LESLIE SMITH. '

colonel U. S. Army,

IJUSTIOE OF THE PEACE.

()illtwltoom l. Pnbll lb lldlng
Washingtonstmi. c J m” B“ .

‘Ofliw Ilonrmfltotl smuandztottuu. m

DJPi MURREIEL.
l“?i$l§.°&.ilil.f’l.i§fi “2:21..qu

lIII-IurarIIII- l'urnitllre lnsnrsnu a I; in!
III llnshlngton street. South Norwulklegufl‘l’i

.I. FRANK morn.

'l'lt'Ai'llER OF M L'Sli'.

inn-nun given in plant)
rates.

gnirflaimnruts.

nun HOUSE. IIIIIIII“

USE “'EE’K. ( (JAIME)? IVG

l)’.)l‘."~flv‘ (.35.: ll)

Return "to! Frost and F runshawe' s
cbolu u', Willi new and original [Ilnyri written
r. . Ll‘nnshnwe. and ml by nnothor
company 'l'o—nlgbt tiny will prmlitu:

An American Beauty

comedy drnnm. Grand phil-
eu smut-day ntternoon. nndtho:
h") or girl hunting the larutst IIIIIIIhI r of l or-
reItl) npv ‘llt'il English words (rum “I? II In N
rontuiiml in the thrw wordn, l rust and I run-
sllawe. will ret em .I beautiful watt h.

0

Popular Prices, IS, 25 & 356.

it went-d Sour-I on. - III M ii: ll". 5‘ llrug More.
Nurunlk. and l’lnistI-Il' .. \Imtl. VIIrII. Ilk.

I". H. milrl'l'.

An mnumlnf,
Iiren II Inut u

1 Wins: at Nuannlble

H H. V9kt,{:fl:li p. “'u ltl‘ .l. liIIll. Steinway
'5 “ "V nrterm 1

\o. 7‘ \\ est awn“... “WP Y Itroruddreuu

BB. BHIIIlES E. Inuit,
DENTIST.

('RO“'N. Bfllmiki. nndull work pertaining
IIIIlI-ntistry.
hTANLEl \IAII’OR.

lie. I Washington St.,llor. Spring.

on if

do HI BROWN!
Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and
asiltting.

bum in ».I Fir»: I lam Manner d
Beluomhle Prim. .n It

No. I2 IllortlI iIIaiII Stmt,

HOMER B. I-IoYT.
Expert Watchmaier and Jeweler,

IS NORTH MAIN STREET.

)lmmgrl‘.

MUSIC HALL.

l. .‘I. HUYT. hinting”.

IlllEllISHT on”.

Saturday, OcIIIIll.

 

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Sthp:

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up, oi lino and mm licntnl watt htfi a
1’. RI} Wlllllililtl’lig‘ll matem. Every
.m it} for first 0an Work and the mechan-
ll n1 ablllll to do the «arm.

 

Dissolution.

\IYI‘!‘ E is hereby given that the mpartncr-
A ship iwrrtorurr rxinllm‘ betwaen l. L.
Van .VIIIIII: anIl [ills-rt ‘IulcntL:. under tho
zlrnIII.InIeul’ .l Ll an \umo 6: Co. is this
«in dim-II [ml by mutual Imnsent
Ifilplgli.élalitui111fi2§i t fur all bills duo
In M- mnuxu s I II II bio h hem
Inll besettlml by him. I, 31- y t
LL. VAN NAM

pinto: In'r II ALEA‘TIVE
Ir

 

'l'hI III-mt Ilr‘l’illt AItrIss.

AONES HERNOON

lull Strong Supportingiiompany

III III. r no reason tlnnIl Indm able
I nun-ill

la Belle Maria

A WOMAN S REVENGE.

)lE-s HI-rndnn in Ellt‘ Ilual l'lll". JnIn inch»-
I-édv. ll Imntn glrl. and Lullollc Marie. ll
woman II( the World.

Miss livrmlun‘: I‘Ivslllmr‘u Im- marvols «i
heuutI V. \. llIrIIlIl.

_hInI:IIII»r IIIIII pathos I-Imnlly blI- IIlIIl ,\'.

Iron.
Music Hall.

Wednesday, Nov. 4

south Vorvrulk. Juana!

Merrill Busmess Collége

STAMFORD. CONV.
Fal 'lI'I-rm bewin-II heptember’ I.

BI
T1" I ”II” Ith sun.

..'I- ll'rt‘r“ ”II to third (at ilitiw this (your
I II. I'IIIIIIImIrv II lillpllth§ E’Jllli'ifllllll. (om-
on r III. >110 Ithaml and Ty pew rltintr Ilsa-v
Ilt‘lhl' .Iml I'II-lIgI-Iipbit III-partuIt-nta. with tho
whiniun or lvt' mum and Art bite: turn Pruni-
Iirnt m It _h¢~ intt rIiI uni or the (pile-Ire utter
August ’_'I.1‘IIIrn~IImnIlrm-r .~IIliI ited. Culin-
10):!er w m on uppln utiun \Ildrr‘n
Milli!" Ll Bl SL‘JLSS COLLEGE

STA.“ FORD. COVV.

J. A. WilsonlIOo.

BROKERS,

No. 67 New Street,

NEW YORK.

lnI'uunI nt~ rn ule- in Slow ks urn! Iirnlh (or
t Ml: or .‘llll’KlTL'l “13.5)”! and upward» Coin-
IIII~siIIIIa not 1 per I out. em h wsy.

Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.

Illlln

Where are Ydu (long?

I um going down to

HUNT & ZELOFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market

Whom I I In nlwsys ilnal the Freshen! m
and Vegetables. Aim Holt and Smoked PM.

 

 

 

 

 

Oysters, clams, lobsters,

le lirpmntntlvv- iriIIlI ITIIranly Artnw‘.

Pure Tomato cats”,

I

Annie Ward Tiffany
Peggy Logan.

(THE EAlTllFlfL "till" .VT’RHEI
in L. W. rlhewmll'u suI'I'uoinl American l'lsy

HESTEPOIOOHTE

Presented witlurluporlor Um. Elsbvrata
Murry. noun-Inn indent IIort‘nud Granny's.

BONNELL’STIIEATBE
Bridgeport.

Telephone l‘all an.

Imported Sardines.

Anni» tor \VIIII-Imun's I‘m-am m.
Orders deIlIeI-od ImInIIItIv.

HUNT & ZELU FF.

"his: (fun.- oi tho ”twinge on [our lim-
"out.

How than Inn in" mot-It our lurrnmtrad?
lino make warts II IIIIIII-IIIIrI or your Irm- sud
rhlldren In «use you Illn’! 'I'II-I answer In lain
sod my: by not mm: s Life Inqurum- igdlor
tor III amount wool to the murmurs.
sndsot homes hove III-en than pm" "mind

on”: ml» II! more will be In lb.
More. ”that w ltgtkvdngthls. why not lost
under" orrn oi Ivy than will {AIM the
mart: to can you “VP.” wall |an nth.
event n death? An Endowment“ i'n "or.“
rmrf'limmtrw-‘II-mm ..

«noun y o 'Imn.,w nomi-
tlIlII. It you die. the inllarnonnt oi the pi

MEI. limo-II. It you Iln II to no
Ii) 1'0 and in elthor "out It must
win-and good turnstmont. Insure your Ilia
but Whalmdoln‘ so. be our. and nut-inn

S. s. wL’I-Iommedieu.

Aunt. Washington Malian

moo Prim. 25.50.15 and st.
Assessors' tailor.

TllOllSOAYII, Oil. 29

The Bit; lirectory mm”.
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