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Try a bottle or:
, ’ REMEDY.
It Will cure You.
ofifigs
_ ions,
"ll coins
; PIAISTEDS
Stiltltrilla
it“ :4” Q thflfirl‘.uily
pl out till tools.
‘ glow Buckwheat of the
‘ ' ply. lieu Syrupe.
I and Rider's. tine
flavor, at too a gallon. men
» quart. Nob Canned (loath,
, inequality.gibewl’mnm,neerf
new”. lieu pound.
‘ kot linednfld.‘
Pickling (hi-
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‘ ferric/whims. llama thathlawork
Mariam" & FURNIS
hington Street, .
lllmflm ”SWINE?
MES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Turns—l ear :6 moot .50; ll month;
31.2.5: 1 llllllyul. Sofia“; alnbg‘lefim 2 cents.
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New Yeti Herald Weather Men-tn.
In this district to-day colder. fair weather
will probably imall. with brink tofreah went-
grly land mvrihireuterly winds probably preced-
ed by light rain near the count line, where the
wind: will be high In the morning. To-nior.
mw slightly colder. clear to fair weather will
probably prevail, with fresh to light westerly
wind». followed in the central and intern
ports of this nation by slowly rising teriiimra-
tnro and light variable winds; and on Wednes-
duy Wilmer, fair to partly cloudy weather.
The Court of Burglaries will meet this
evening.
The Norwnlk Military Institute cadets
will hold field day exercises Wednaiday
afternoon.
The Friday Afternoon club will meet
this week with Mrs. S. C. Palmer, on
Elmivood avenue.
The Talk Hat company is shut down
today for the purpose of putting in a
new smoke slack.
~Fresh burn for meeting 10 cents a
pound, at F. Hayes‘ market.
The Long Island and New England
States express arrived in this city ten
minutes ahead of the schedule time this
morning.
Fred 6. Billion. the well~know Bridge
port nastnumnter, and MISS Nettie
Batch were mnrried in New York last
Wednesday.
Marshall H. Toilet; and family have
moved from Henry street. East Norwzilk.
into thoir new house at the corner of
East and Osborn avenue.
Mrs. Mary A. Seniors hrui‘purclmsed of
J. F. Bennett two lots on Indiana place,
near Benton street, and three loin on
Oloervntion place, m-nr llouton streot.
«Pure «villi-e with pom crmm. 5c 3
mp, depot rostaumnt. Open all night.
Rev. D. .\l. So-ward. I). ll. of this city.
officiated in tho South Norwalk ('nnirro
xiitionztl cliurrli yt‘filt'l'tllty’ and in tho
evening pr: iirhed an alibi and inn-noting
M'rlllfl".
A l'hnutiiuqun Literary circli- llib‘ bin-n
orgnnmul in South Norwalk. Tim meni—
hem will meet with Miss Uilsdon. of
Elizabeth street, tomorrow evening to
elect oflirors.
Then,- in ii big demand for empty liquor
winks among the fllrllll‘l'b. for skiing" of
tho imiiiemio rider production. which
pmmisos to lwlnrgor than for any year
in ii long tinny.
Don‘t antler from any kind of Rheuma-
tism or (Bout ! Dr. Richardson's Winter-
green. I’rirkly Ash flllll Celery Rheumatic
Powders cure the Worst (mu. Ask for
SC. or We. sample.
At the annual meeting of the New
England Terminal company. the oflicern
blurted vvemtf. ll. Tedcantle. imuident:
Sidney Stnrblzck. vice-pmhlent and
normal manager: A. .I. l’ortr-r. Maury.
Albert ll. Holdy. formerly of South
Norwulk. a member of tho Seventeenth
t'mirmrtirut Volunu-oru, die-d at his mi-
denm. won ":1th street. llmoklyn. lmit
night. Tho funeral will be held Tin-inlay
afternoon at his late habit-nee.
—Swoot Motor- 20 cont; a park at F.
Ilnyeo' market.
About 8 o‘clock int averting the cable
on the gates at the Wuhington am
coming birth and the gate-whilst left»
timetthowoodenaruuilonn.lonilfll~ ‘
Am olivine dweller!!! Newt.
mimpalned by aluly. evidently did not
no it. The borne utruck the arm and
broke it off. The suite- ere luring miniv-
«l today.
The barge liobe in still stuckjn the rim
or at Wintportmndthodnw cannotbe
chord. The uelurtmen lave cruelty)
hrldgu over the open M at each and
of tbedravr no that [minimal-can clues.
diaeornmodnl by tho Ifldr.
“ album Aim and Iranian Wombat
Wat avenue. entertained moral of
their frletuki Murday evening. Vocal
andimtruinvutal music was renal-red
during the waning and retro-tumors
manned. Aniongthuom were
ltltualolalhvorde, ldella Kton. lluy,
senile-ad Bettie Mimi-an.
Paul Kali, of Wentport: thrombi“ flun-
gh-raqu W. WJ. was.
flunk Rider. [m ”tantra ll
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HERS.
Orwalk.‘
_. All doubt» "thy-anion: were “a”
St. Navy's church thh morning.
Raymond Brother; mad the if.»
pitulliuzanrwitbiinonler for a ton of
coal.
' Q gm‘hyoett, of the borough. lino ric- u
gunk-Ix.-x-m.u..m no.4. 4... ,.
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Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith him no
farm'eived lifty‘nirie applications for
license.
George James was fined 33 and coats
for drunkeunein thin morning by Justice
Smith. Paid. -
The indications displayed at the
Norwnlk Military Institute. on clear
and colder for lo-diiy and tomorrow.
~l‘red Coleman has taken the agency
for the Rational Steam laundry and Dye
house. Call and see hiiu at No. 10 Main
street.
A carpet bag was found in the lobby of
the post other: Saturday night nod in now
on exhibition there. it is evidently of
fon-ign make.
David J. Sheeban, of the tirm of Tully
& Shoehnn. has been appointed adminis-
trator of the estate of the lfllt‘ George
Low, under a bond of $5.000.
—~l“ree exhibition of Chrysanthemum
at F. S. Lyonn' gmendioinie, 22 High
street. Don‘t fail to see them.
A party of Chapel street and llnrhor
avenue boys eelebrutul linllow’r-en Satur-
day evening by draining up in grotesque
ornituiues iind liar-It‘ll!“ the streets.
Rev. Georgi» VunAIstynr, D. 1).. of the
Norwulk ill. E. church. will give an
illustrator! lecture in the East Avenue M.
E. church. Friday evening. November 13.
tirade 5, of the East Sorwnlk school.
Miss Da'uiy F. Rider. teacher. iii to have
a half holiday to-dny for having the
largest attondanre during the part
month.
—Chickona and fools I? nod 14 cents
n pound at l". l'lnyeu' markct.
F. l). Lawton & (‘ofin borne ran away
on (.‘oncord strwt this morning. The
bone we; stopped on tfhvstnut street. by
Howard Wilmot lwlul’o' any doumge re-
sultnl.
Gould Hoyt, of Kiln! avenue. in now
employed at the l‘airlioiol l'ounty Snvingri
bunk tolill tlii- \‘zii-zuu-y t'fulSt'tl by the
resignation of Hung» t‘urtis. who hit:
iiiw'ptml employment in the t ‘ity Nation-
al hunk of Bridgeport.
Oscar Wells was won» Juatire
liniliilgo. at the lmroiiizh t‘utlfl room.
this morning. for :cauunlt upon his wife,
breach of the [I'lu‘ti rind drunkenness.
Sentenco won uuiipenml h r thirty days.
Attorney E. .‘l. lanolin-uni appeared for
the statonnd Attorney Joseph A. Gray
for the defence.
~~t'hryoantheniumu in full bloom. in
into, from 25 «rats to $1 each.
The meeting in the Union (impel Toni-
pernrico Refonii Association Hull. yester-
day afternoon. led by J. C. Miller, was
unusually into-renting. Stirring trimmer
were made by H. H. llelden. of West-
port; W. A. Ambler. D. It. Sellwk and
others. Next Sunday Rev. Olin lliiilock
will conduct the meeting.
Despite the attractions of the Hospital
fair, them was a large attendance at
Music Hall Saturday evening to see
Agnes; .llerndon as “La Belle .Itarie.”
Mine Ilermion iii an emotional actrenand
hcrdual character: were pixtnyed with
the moat artistic ilklll. In a word she
rundo- moot favorable impression and
only manual-airy commut can be
made on her rioting.
i.~\'am&ntun'u-—"Unir trial, will
. k. .1 . i.‘ ' 7"
(Minty (kimmImiomerohm laughed
heartily attbe idea of whom outing
mbmmlfmdntthe jail utincnuueof
their lllnem. He did the moftbe
recent illnein of a few inmate- of that in.
nutrition could lunacrihed tourney mm.
Queuing-given lltlutlt in due to the
impurity of the city ureter \vblrh more
from the bottom of the rolei'vrolr.w
ltarrlugeu have to take totho tumor Wm Post. ‘~
lmrerhrldm ‘l'hehonecornoomeaa ‘ - “7......
fur up the duo only. Pmple uremuch 1“ WOW 0‘ (moron “0'- 3mm
tlny afternoon. thee-Io 0! I). ll. Van.
Wyatt-t the town of Wilton m
beard and judgment «an rendered in
favorot theifiiutitl‘ for "46. In July
but prune Whom to Valium
mkillad by tinge. The unlectmen. in
lent-dunes ’irlththe law. awaited the
throngs at fit. This amount Vu-
Honour mined. and W mill.
“The latent fad inn Nmalk souvenir
moon. ”Hyundai-ammuni-
tantalum at the Will that mum
andllJ'l. Iitclvell. ‘ Now will» out. W. mum‘s jewelry
, ,,~«+-§ . mm: .
51.1mm. forum: mosaic-m " .. ;
utility Nari-1k momma novr 'l‘belltcllerman Melville. commonly
mimidwhoflifitfik‘, _ _ a Melville“ Wya-
liudtiioumtaltummlhtuvday.‘ upmahutthlnymw
mmmmtrnmm‘mm
uncommon
Mmmn‘
multimillion
“and IhM“u
gov
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wt
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ltr. mi” in; rim ’ Baal-7’ ” hm:
moved into their new liming MW
avenue.
3.. Jobn‘a W church at. suing»
1917;,va “opened for the that tune
3%! . ' m: :51”! “mum
Emm" r. LEE 1mm yin-i («sinful
l-‘iflvl 0!, mutton 12 cents a pound at
P‘fllayoe‘ market; ' 1 ' " ""'
About a down valuable chickens yu'e
stolen from the battery 0! John W.
Gout, of Granitevllle. between «no and
7:00 last evening. book out for your
chickens.
Fannie, daughter of Mn. Jobt Korma.
died at her home on board “not you»
hardly morning. '3“ 27 yearn. The
fimenl will beheld at St. Mary's church
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
—Pork rind Santiago we. a pound
People's Market, 21 Wall street.
Edward Trendvlell, charged with titul-
ing money from Hubbard lllakeulee. was
tried before Justice Coolidge It the
borough court room, Sutunhy afternoon.
A»; there was no evidence to convict the
prisoner he was discharged.
(‘hief Volliner is looking for a man
from New York who stole a borne. and
carriage in that place. He sold the
horse to Hubbard Blakeelee. of . Wilton,
and is novv trying to sell the harnela and
wagon to other ponies.
One of the Holmes, Keeler R: Sellerk
i-nuipany's lion-err started from in fmnt
of F. I). Lawton a: mmpany‘s grimy
store this morning and ran up South
Main utrr-et. and union the trach.>where
it won stopped. No damage.
——I"mih pork and ruining» illoei'i'tesn
pound; 12 pound» for $1. at F. llaym‘
marlin-t.
I'IIIDPIJZ “ll: [50“.
Where Ind [low Theyfipcnd Their Undo
of linen-Ital.
Mil-iii Carrie Moreen, of Dnnbur'y. is
visiting the Minion Sliumwny, West
nveiuie.
Mini ldu Hutchinson. of New de,
lumber-n viiiting lion Vinnie Seorillo.
South Main strm-t.
Mrs. l-leyn “when" and son Hamid,
ol llrmklyu. are visiting Mini Anna llnl~
driaigu. lb-rk-‘lvy stun-t.
Mi.“ Lottie l‘rummzin, of South Moi"
strut. will icon: South ‘Xorivalk this
work for )lllllll'wllu. Wlll’rl‘ slit- apart»
to munin about ii year. .
I
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.4.
84hington Street.
I no ‘V
«In AI-
lllilllllll
l
4
a
' sirur'ii‘ri's' minimum
Vary l’ut I‘ll-o.
The beat of all the matinee noun (1
unlit-Driving y
innit j fl Milk-semi
00“., {WWI ,.
i Udall
two ‘ainigii‘t hat-.“"'itnio. mm. 1 .
Nate Ilnbbnrd, second: Nellie (3., t1 ird.
In the other race there were four n
ere—Kitty I".. Charles hivmde's Princc.
W. S. Boutun‘u Charlie D. and I‘m!
Inndor'u Daley. The [unitionu drown
were Kitty F., first: Daisy, wound;
Prince. third: l'barlie D.. fourth. ll ltty
R, in the bonds of her owner, mode the
pace in the tint heat to the home stnl teh.
when? vibe broke. and yielded the hurt to
Charlie 1).. also drivcn by his owner.
Time. 2:37. Prince, driven by William
McQuhoe. mine in second. and lbiiny.
driven by her owner, third. ‘
In the. alumni! heat Kitty l".. drivi-ii by
Isaac Hamilton. went from fourth lillilr
tion to firut almost from the shorthand
led to the quarter pole in .“l9. to the half
in 1.”, and the three-quarters in 1:56;.
Prince and Charlie I). were lmllhlllgl her
hard all the way. At the turn into. the
home stretch Priors- mode- a grand burst
of spud. nod to the distance pole heinnd
Kitty 1”. had a bot ram, and for nifevv
nomads it seemed as if they were tenni-
ed, but just before they reached the wire
Friiico forged ahead 3 little. and untied
Kitty ton brenk. and went across the
score-it winner by half a length in film.
This was a pretty and exciting I llieat
xiii won over sewn on the truck, auditin-
time, for homes driven daily in family
tree. was certainly remarkable. Chortle
I). came in third and lkiiey fourth. .
The third heat was won by l’rincl‘ in
2:38. Kitty was ahead to the home him
again, but by a break let all the other
him in ahead of hl’l’. Charlie Unnec-
ond: Dunn third.
[hairy was a new comer. and timing]:
she did not win showed much sated.
Charlie I). made a grand race. It is iiovr
highly [Mlllfi tint there will lit-lone
more friendly moo between the whirling
bales. Prime and Kitty have mob iron
at rot-o. A third ram will be murmur to
decide the winner. Between niirli good
horn-o the «lining event will he of more
than usual into-rest.
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“‘"sinmth that tlw .th rnn- be‘ an
«un- Hlllr‘l‘ day than Satiirilnv. no
that the gates ran be free to all
who tlt'filn' in witnem it. ”wing to
the Saturday football galllr'r‘ th’u nurt-
llr. :iud Mm. E. H. ilmrpotend iiprm
Sunday with rolativi-s on Union Park;
This morning they Martial for thi‘ir homo l
in llut‘lnlo. '
t'. ll. \‘nldi-n. of Bridgeport. formerly
proprii-tor of it Norwiilk grin-i-ry Mimi.
wan lll town on Saturday. ,
Auditor Clarke. of the .‘tltlllutt'l’ll Newi
England Telepluine miiilnny. Willi in E
Norivulk Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Di-Witt Brown.
nvo Minn Hickok. of Wilton. arrived
home from their wedding tour Sutunluy.
They will reside in Noni-ails.
E. P. Law. with his run Howard. went
to Brooklyn Saturday and visited the
navy yard and took a look through the
mount-war which will sail tomorrow
for (‘hili.
Mrs. his Kirby and Mini En Taylor
and tlioir trims. of Ilaubury. are viriting
l-‘. A. Taylor. Urchnl rim-t.
A. I. lead and non leave thin city to
day for the Integral tbopontli'e Colony
at Topolohampo, Sin-kin, Mexico.
will try the climate there for Ir. lead'ii
Ion'ii health. and it found favorable. will
rennin there for mine time.
Mn. I. lander. of Bayvievv avenue, is
flailing rolativeo in Brooklyn.
fiylveeter Hunt. of (me-tout claret.
mt fluiulny with W. ll. hurl. iii Blam-
f . " '
vw‘v l. ,l . "l
s
l
no» if. lithology“ flatly. ‘
M. W-W‘i‘mflm "
Brooklyn. ' "‘
(mm Bradley and family. of New
Havenmmit sundry with In. Thro-
dmia llndley. of but avenue.
WAnnleBellrymf Norwich. h the
guru-tot lll'l' alder. flu. W. 1.. Wilma.
South Hole elm. ’
weirdo“. Arum
ions.
Inc-I Ploy
Annie Wad Many. who he- been
known for your an tliut Pretty um.
aluminum-tum not
name, in]. it. MAW play.
mm Bum.” It Ill-lo flan.
Walton-devouring. rumination-
it been
mfljm paqiln‘ Ill-flu.
moth" (Mia-3m. M
“to “Bunch-Amman.
”murmur-mm:- ll; .‘
Jamil-Imus ,
.n-rlrs tn Wanhiugtou. ll. t'.. ion Uctolu-r
l
fie-lug Wont-lo of two. i hoot
animating-rind on” "our in: “
mit i» don». And why wouldn‘t it be u
“01“ plan to have the next iiiutintlva
grand wimlup. make up two or “Item
t‘l:l.m,l)r1{ln at l or 2 o'clon-k, and ud—
journ until ~lt~ighing or next mums.
Vl‘lllng tlie Sutton-l l'lullnl and" [lor-
aolnl liar-on.
Another tour in the l’oiinsvliuniu Whil-
mad l'oiupaiiy‘n [Nflllllal V~\‘Ulltllll'l ml
20th. ‘i‘lu-y arc uiulnubtnlly thr- innit
mniforiabh- manner of traveling tollio
Notional ('npitzil. for the incidental w H'-
ry of planning such n trip in iumuumliby
the railroad company, and all thrtoiilliat
hall to do is to oujoy lltt' cntcrtnmmllnt
pvt-pond for him.
\i-iiting the Carnal under such lin-
npims has it» advantages, not only in“?
apoiiit of comfort but aimexpeniio. ’l 9
next of tlw iii-roam will leave Sew York
hull of ('iifllllntll and bathrooms ltl‘t’t] kl.
in n llll't'llll fut «.1an tniin Kori-tuber
l2th.ntlll.1lllo iii.. reuniting Washing-
ton i-arly that evening: returnin In re
\V‘mliliigwn 3:20 p. in.. the fi lowing
Suturiiny. The round~trip rate of {IE 50
in addition to railroad {are in both dint-t-
iouu. motile rii route, amiiiiinwdotiong
and board in the principal hotels in
“'mdiiiigton. The I titre of the but:
toun of thin scrim arr November 3
and Dru’embrr ltltb.
to. union In doting. ‘
“Smart Alon" air their vvit to arm on
aileron with funny rum. while no t»
in: the imaginary virtuen of some in rt
rostrum, but the W of rlieumatie
mini. and arbuuole. the Ir
mot ”our. red ill: dame.
not an all tangy. ltlfim intranet
h! ,k’ on «in. (no In
y gllltm mug imply p1
fy the blood.
ll: airman a m. underlin-
hackeino Hotel. South . orvIalk, Colin
mm‘ min.
13. W amt” by the Com
M , of math Iluuill
mm. "a?" . «flu mania.
out
v
law Di lb. III!!!
more I’. (M It.
lama-Ibo
. n1
L‘.‘
Elma .xoiiw.
. r ‘
Liv-norm in '
‘A NICE llllSS Ill llllllSES
1’ and inquire for terms of
“(3.66 Hound
, lib
Tallldt‘ '&"“Géldélt.
WISHIIBTUI STREET.
. WWWV
"' Lauy'ii warm
by enlll It Til
wring tor maintain;
WANTED.
.l'liill' ‘ ntlemeo can be accommodated
with not rim rd.vritb or without
rv’uime. Apply at ll? Wnubinmnunetfivmtb
borwnlk.
“the owner can have
I. Sunni. unite and
at!
.
A (oynoctet'itmzlrl mi caulk Ann lhn’tildrufi.
oxen r maul . l to re. .
8. ltickvuiod. flfivhw uvenii‘e.pp y at: tf
ov ......‘... Ii ’li~'".i"i'>i§m-§.i3i n
B StormfllWa-blgpnbn fl. «alum
To LET.“
‘ IlOl'rlE near Elm ‘lrove utorefl roomM
1 water in. rent ’10. l‘ ply to John H.
Knapp. Aiao ii tint .\0. lb To in utrrot. seven
room. rent 8 ". oil! If
T‘Vf) ho
So. u
'15» Apply
um, one at No. 3i and the other at
Woodward avenue. Rent flit and
to E. A. Woodiuvl.
‘ XIL'ELY furnished and very piramnt from
4' room to one or two gentlemen. Apply at
50. i Went avenue. South Srirvrnlk. if.” if
00315 itt Quentin utmt .Vnrwal
1 Sin. 1'. S. (hiboru.
"‘l.\’ mm on Day street. Soulh Norwiilk.
|.. rrnt sum. l’omeuion at once. Applyto
t'. Yum ll lockwmd Its. Cot ca
‘ MALI. lint twerli'arrington'u m—nrket. Hall:
A road Place. RentJlZper month. inquire
of (2 Swarm, Old “‘rll l'iw (Vt. Ki “Malling—
tun «rt-ct. » 019 tt
kl. Rent
. 0:5 I!
e
Two hum on Ely Nev-k, tor small familiar
live humi- earth; newly painted; in
“5“": I'rnt 37. Apply to John ll. Known!!!
\\ en! 31.. all} if
QEVI'ZRAI. -
K from Sui
Wont “snug.
FBI! SALE.
1 ”Min-'0 LUIS tor auto for 831M on tho tn-
. ntallmrnt plan: no lnlrmt; no fairy
mfor any iota: they are graded and d .
i being twelve rm to gun- mild vmm. A”?
10(‘.B.Smitb. neiir t 2 ball ground. “foo-l
t
"Linn barrel». Apply to tic-urge
pnrtments on Seymour l'lN'f.
toflti per month. llJ‘eyinnur.
sum it
warn avenue. 1-13 I
f
D l
200 5. Main AUteL Norwnik
F03 SALE 0!! T0 RENT.
S right-vomit hum-e on "an?
i
~~—y
‘ «mt. but‘
t Nowell. in wired” no Bun.
fruit. ll’mllbd good well of «norm the prom-
lam-r.
is: if
tion.
on. ll mbin immrdiutrly. Apply to 3!.
ll. Tullrn. at Hutch. Bailey a: 1.30.3. South Nor-
wiilk. olil I!
THE three new homo-u mrm-r of Smart
avenue and t‘ounwrivut Turnpike. Than
“011% are mnvrniently armngnl. Prim
hanmimldmurul r-‘ithr-r will be mid an it rush
;l.l.y.v.t)nl of its“. 'l'lielutlinm'r mu» her-aid in
monthly ,imiaiirncm» if daired. Ta) lot it
(Auden. nan-m». mt!
Blizkl. I-lfi'l'il'l'l'l.
TH E
WOUDWAHD llllMESTEID
is likiN'l’Ell. BUT IS FOR SALT". UNI."
$6,500
I8 ASKED Fllll THE HOUSE Alli
MIN, lIll "Ill rents 0F
Bllfllllll, Illilllllllb TWELVE
lllllllllb um.
All the-remaining lots are now
offered for sale.
These are the best lots for the
money asked, anywhere in the
city limits.
EIEIY lllT l8 Will BlTlllTEfl
Think quick if
YOU “our ‘ONE l
f mm ambition vboughtfiul} tho
time.
are being built there.
llllll THIS PROPERTY lllEll
Taylor at Golden.
CHRISTI“ SWIBTZ
83 Washlnzton 8t.
Plltyolulilsltll
mutation i. 0.
IBM“ I fit.
I‘ll»
m .
Real Estateand Insurance. *
ttl'niued. Mohamed Gpodr clan kinda, in
Vegetables. New Virgin'buve on, .the finest
Olives, m Pieklerwof dinning}; Raisins, new nanny -
cereal- in great “defy. :90!" enormous cracker-trade keep- W i.
‘ Stock of crackers always froth and crisp. We are showinfi the '
finest Bloater Mackerel ever shown in this city. Our price: this
season are even lower than ever
faction. Watch our next ad.
gufrrlximumtr.
Music; Hall.
1
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imported. ll
before: and we guarantee outw’
ChariosESeymourls
leaning Enter. 33 Washington Smut. Sillilll lluvili. ‘
{r M ‘(
LESLIE Smi‘l‘fiflu,
00me U. a. Anni.
JUSTICE 0F THE PEACE V
The Representative Irish Comedy Ai‘trem.
Annie Ward Tiffany
AS
Peggy Logan.
(THE l'AITHI‘l’l. IRISH Xl'ItSB)
In L. W. Shenell'u Sneeerstnl Amwrican Play
llE STEPDllllGHTE
Pruentul with :t Superior ILL-t. Elaborate
Swnrry. Sean on abbot lloi t‘siand Gregory".
music HALL. "
One Night Only.
Spain) Walnut 01' the P'nv'ol’ltr‘.
LIZZlE DALY
(The Queen of Darren.)
Little Vinie Da ’lh
lThll naming \Yomlc r.'
Anointed in“ n strung Metropolitan (‘71.. in the
Saw Arid Laughing Surem.
THE LATEST FAD
Thu-om u} incindcn f'haries Jerome. Julio
Mackenlglwurd Englrton. Binnrhc Andrei“.
la Stanwood and urban. New .‘duuir.
Caleb Songs and Dawn. Pntt filth. Laugh-
oble . motions one Ludrimus 'omplu'unonn.
llllNNEll’S THEATRE
Bridgeport.
Trlr plionv l'hll 23M.
Imllt Prices. 25. 50- 751ml Sl.
TlllllSllAY, on. 29
hls'i.
The [lily lireclory
Up to Date.
l III lbw but Fm atom
HIM.
that» on role it day: in Hiram.
viii of to. 25mm rut.
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“Want” columns
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litmus SENTINEL. .
SATURDAY. NOV. 7 .
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womayi l’ “av" 1" l4llw0fllge 11mg": . 1’“le WM“: 3'
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tumor or run Piano ' .
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lunar a ll :inlt .
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J. FRANK RIDER. '
TEACHER. 01' MUSIC. ‘
Lemmy given in piano
rub-x. llrl'vrt‘lttrt-N. \l‘a
Hui. Sufi t’orlr. for her
My. 7 t \i cut aveniiu
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OWN. BRIDGE, nntlull work pcrtainiu
tn ilentiut r)’.
STANLEY YAJPOR.
No. I Washington St. tier. Spring.
olt tf
J. H. Brio-Wu,
Sanitary Plumbing, steam and
Gas Fitting.
Jobbing [tour iiia. First Finns Manner and at
Reasonable Prices.
Shop: llo. l2 North Main Street
013m b'onth Norwalk. (Torin.
HOMER 8. non;
Expert Watchman! and Jeweler,
l! SORT“ MAIN STREET.
nuuc. Furniture Insurance
nahlnzton street.
laying at reasonable
In! J. Hall. Steinway
not apply toor address
uifi 3m
f‘ll
Repairing of firm and
up“ lull). K V
nullity for it
ital abilitv ti
complicated watches a
ey Wind changed to Ann. Iivr-ry
l“)! I'llL’x-i work, And thr- methan-
i do the mine.
Dissolution.
. 701‘“ ‘3 no hen-by given that the (“partner-
A_\ ably inmatufore existing between J. L.
on home and Elbert Valentine. under the
firm name of 1.1.. Van Karrie & Co, is this
da ' dL-ouilvr-d by mutual torment.
'hcflhtn ll.‘Ii.igbt “:1qu t for “l“ bills duo
anon: rrnnnrn i: ubeb'them
will more.) byhim. W) ’
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Merrill Busmess College»
STAMFORD. CONN.
Full Term lmgiriu September 7.
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mr rind. shorthand and Tyocw
ilrnm' :tnil To-lrgrnplliu Departure
vb'illlliufl of iii-rmnnand Ari-bit
dour may he. interviewed at tho College utter
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lotto-s Nrfll on nppiit-atinn Address
MERRILL lll'sl NESS' COLLIIGH
STA M F( lRD. (‘O'QV
i. ll. Wilson & Bu.
BROKERS.
N0. 57 New Street,
new YORK.
.llll‘l"(nlellt5 made in SllX'Kh and “min for
l zl-h or Murmur of saw v and upward.» Com-
rni-nmnu h, of l per Nut. mph way.
Orders received by mailer tele-
graph. References exchanged.
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Fish and Vegetable Market
“be" I can aiwny‘n Ilnd t
Ind Vmubln. Also lhlt
‘lloth mm.
n-zthis year
lion. L'oin-
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octnre. Prui-
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find (lacked “a“
llyrtm, clam. lobsters,
ll d‘JflJlbl'lt l i“
Pm Tomato liltriui,
into-M that"...
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HUNT & ZELUFF.
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Tit-mind harml- tbecounut the
Still limit Baptist (that.
Will beddlvefld by
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