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New York Herald Weather Force-“ta.

In this district rorday fair weather will prolr
ably prevail. with slightly lower. followed by
11'"le rising temperature and fresh north-
westerly and westerly winds. with some tom-
porury cloudiness. On Wednesday iatbbi sec-
tion and in New England fairtopartty cloudy.
warmer weather will prevail. with fresh to
light westerly and northerly winds, booming
variable, and followed by cloudiness. and'on
Thursday warmer. fair to partly cloudy weath-
er. followed by rain In the lake region.

 

Amount of (Dy-ter- Eaported to Europe
for the Week Ending October ill, 180].

Irrmnnn. - roIrr. BAllllm.
Brittnnit', Liverpool WI
(‘ity of New York. " 1
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Arizona. “ _
Deronia. Glasgow :11
Total. can

New bulbs are being placed in the

_ flower mounds in the borough parks.

The marriage of E. Whitwortb, of
Norwalk. and Miss Hattie Miller, will
take place at the bride’s home in Wal-
linglord to—morrow noon.

Don’t suilcr from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson’s Celery. (‘ubeb, Chamomile
and Ginger Dyspepsia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for 51:. or 10c.
sample.

The Highway committi-o of the Court
of Burgemes have ordered concrete side
walks put down in front of the premiere
of those who have paid no attention. to
the oilicial onions to lay sidewalks.

 

 

-—1"re:IlI ham for roasting 111 cent» a
pound. at l". llayos‘ IIIarkct.

There will be no semi monthly meeting
of the Court of Burgesscs this month on
account of the work of making up the
annual statement. Their next meeting
will ho held on Monday. ”member '7.

t‘olonvl W. 11. Stevenmn. rice proxi-
dent and general manager of tho llonsa»
tonic systcm, is now comidi-ring an other
helm.» just D‘I‘r‘lb'l‘tl from tho IIIaIIagIL
mont (done of 1111* lurgmt trunk linm
I-I-ntoring upon 5t. Louis.

~l’un- collee with purc Ireani. 3m a
(up depot restaurant. Open all night.

BIL-III t'arric Plan. of Main strwt, .\'or-
waik. promoted the [urgent number oi
words made out of the words "Frost and
Familiawo." at their rinsing performance
Saturday owning, and wzmawurdevl the
llalltlrionlt.‘ gold watch. She comtructmi
750 worth. all correctly spoilul.

William Joseph. 3 Norwalk sprinter.
write; the Birmingham Transcript that
lw In eager to meet William (farm-y. thr-
IwIl-kuomr Shelton sprinter. either at
Birmingham or .\'orirulk. on Thanksgiv-
ing day. and clIalIcngcst'IirnI-y to run
any distance from 100 to 177; yards. for
$3011 Eltli‘. forfeit money to be placed
with the Transcript.

The ladle-a of (trace church are making
elaborate pmnratium for their Japonuw
m». which iii m 111‘ 110111 in IIII Norwalk
”porn llouae on the preninguof the iIltII
and ilth instant. The 11nd evening
there will be a Japanem wedding and the
around an entertainment under the per-
Isonnl chargv of ltobort \‘nnl‘urcn.

-(.'hirkeno and fowl» 12 and 14 cents
a mood at F. llayca‘ market.

Ancnt the encampnwnt at Chicago in
August. 11608, AdeIen. Embler, who Ill
on the committee to bring the matter he.
tore cougars», magma that that”. N. (I.
hold no encampment at Niantlc that
year. andthatthoatate paythomen Tor
part.ifmtall.oftheir timeaptmtin
Chicago. Them will be at “911,000
National guanlamen and 10.000 regular:
in camp thm.

'l'he Waterbury 1:31.611. having
canceled the date at their football
games with the Norwnik Amciatien.
there will be women for the home
trance Wedneadny. The eleven will
boldapractic game on the Amphitheatre
groundutlm o‘chek that afternoon
and it in normally min-stat that all
memimof the teamthatpo-ibly can
dowboprmnt.

 

Rev.J.C.0’Br-ieo,peutorofthe8acred
llwtcbareh.firi«lgmt.maouneed to
his paridIiIIIIeII Sunday that all the
indebtedmontbeohurchpmpertyhad
Impala. Father O‘Brien hubs-Iain
We! depart-h tour rammed at
thaumool lit-appointment tit-mar
beam on the property remind to
3711,“. This has been liquidated by
voluntarymtributionlandtbopnmdo
ofmldmtrrtllnmehtn '

“Van IW‘Ml'ODU’ tried. "on!
firm” ‘ ’

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at W.“ conical the Court

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. .. ' “of 'our stock (If ottoman? for} 111
* ,, Children, that more 06 y]
e started for the best, we procured 1:119 best,

South Norwalk.

The ups. Wheel “.1... will hold so
regular meeting this evening.

 

Edwin Adams baa beautified Girard
1’Iacc by setting out screrallhade trout.l

"ohm" ‘ " 'th‘ii'in " dining
Fyiug‘bb‘ W11“ III GIFWI‘W
On Mechanic street, Roi-walk.

The election returns from New York
and other states will be bulletiued at the

Malinckemo hotel this evening.
-———-——.——d

Captain George Rowland has resigned
his position on the steamer Cape Charles
and will go back to the Medea next week.

Work on the Children’s Home build-
ing on the \Veetport road is programing
satisfactorily. The slate root is now ho
ing put on.

 

J. 11. Ferris bars a force of men at
work laying curbs and gutters on Bay»
vievr avenue between Golden Hill and
Cedar street.

 

——Sweet potatoes 20 cents a peck at 1‘.
llayes‘ market.

Councilman Sands Sollrck. who has
been residing in Rowayton the past
summer. has taken apartmenbi on South
Main street.

The New York and Eastern States ex-
press. going west. on the llousntonio
road. was four hours late in reaching
Wilson Point this morning.

The simmer Medea blow out a cylinder
head last week and is now laid up at the
Wilson l’oint dock. She will be towed
to Now York twinorrow for rcpairs.

The football clown of the .\lcrrill Busi-
ness College, Stamford, will play Protei-
Iior E. H. Wilson's eleven on grounds on
Elna-rest boulevard. Saturday afternoon.

 

The marriage of Francis Sharon. of
Norwalk. to Mix; Mamie O‘Brien, of
East Bridgeport. will take plow at St.
Mary's church. Wednwlay.-Bridge—
portFnrmer.

The marriage of Miss llattie. youngo-et
dniightor of (ii-nor: il .\..5 Jan in. of Wil-
ton. tII t‘harlus 1’. I no. of Bridgolmrt.
will take place at the 110th Stanley in
Saugnltn'lt lirtilUl’l’IIW ufnmumn.

HIII Well laid-gr. I". and .\. .\I.. of
South .\'urwalk. will pay a lratornal visit
In \Vmstvr Lodgi- of New llaveu. to-
morrow night. It will ho a roturn visit.
\Vmetor Lodgi- having cmnl- to South
.\'orwalk curly in tlw spring.

~lAIgn of mutton l‘.‘ m-nts a pound :It
1". llayw' market.

Another game of pool was played in
tho Norwalk When-I club's pool tourna-
ment Ian: evening. as follows: Hurry
Evans. rated fortI—escwnlninte. 3. ll. 9

7. 6—33. Fred lialiock. rate-l thirty,
eight pIintI-I.‘ I. 12 11,“,3—314.

lt' Ari said that the late storm has sent
ashore many mouliope and that there in
A good IIlIowof those bivult'mun thollatn
between t'cder and Hendricks Points. 1!
that i» In tho“? should be a show on i‘au-
kw!) ti Island bar also

Another accident occurred on the New
England railroad near 11a“ II-yulle last
night. Two freight I-ngiuea collided and
both were wrecked. It wan uomo time
before tho trait kII could bo cleared and
Imiderable delay wan tanned to train.

Tho Consolidated road has ubipped
work for the mascot on four tracking in
Southport. The next work to he carried
out at thin point is the filling in of the
old Banks Alvord minty where a new
freight depot in to be loatlk’d. T111! (10-
pot is to be considerable larger than the
oldonc.

There was a {3}, large kW at
no on oi the m Nbrvmllr mam “tor...
in (lormania “all hot arming. The
White Plains Drum Corp rendered
moral relectiene during the evening lad
llclne’e melanin furnished manic for
(liming. which was enjoyed until an
early hour this mining.

Testimony alumna Charit- fibrin. II
lad about twelro yearn old. attempted to
jumpon the rear ear of a train which
was switching below the depot.“ iiia
foot slipped andhe fell on the track. eut-
ttog lilo now and badly bruising him-ell.
lie, wan takentn the baggagemm,where
his injuries ware attended to.

urruhpork and manage inceutoa
poumiztaponnda for 01, at F. HayeII'
market.

flametthuwulknmgotttag
then-ileum yeaenlay. Fifteen called
at the mty mmiaioum’olllee in
demday and were»
We. Autism were trauma
aadlldwtn Wmfllwth Norwaik,
aadllettrll’miugtonmtliorwalkfll'lw
mail-aim wilt'vlrtt «the Marat
tom of tlIeeounty thit week.

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The Norwalk Iron Workeoompany are
dischargingnoargoof pig iron at their
dock.
Raymond Brotherl are making ex-

tensive improvementa to their farm in
East Norwalk.

 

 

11w. Sarah Sherwood. of East avenue,
while on a visit to Mrs. Nelson llnnlorll
at Wilton, last Sunday, fell down stairs
and '3.wa bruised.

Mitt Emily Gilchreat. the popular
Pmtalv'l'elegnph operata, will receive
election returns at the Mahackerno
Hotel until 1.110 o‘clock tonight.

Bridge—tender Jones has just complet-
ed a handsome skiff for Captain William
Johnson, who has command of a large
scanner plying in aouthern waters.

John R. Brown. an aged resident of
Norwalk. died at his home on Word
street this morning. aged 09 years. The
funeral willbehcld on Thursday after-
1100“.

A horse and wagon belonging to a
Weston farIIu-r ran away on Main
street ymterday aftcmoon. The neat
and several peeks of onions were scatter.
ed along the street before the animal
was stopped by William Jennings. of the
Troy lland laundry.

 

.\t a meeting of the Borird of Directors
of the Library. held last evening. it was
voted to change llli‘ library hours as fol.
lows: Opening 1119510 :1. ru.. with an in-
p-rmimiou from i p. In. until 2:15 p. m..
and than remaining opt-II until 6:15 p. m.
and opening again at 7:00 p. m. until
9:30 p. m.

The badges robe worn by the mana-
gors. directors and aides at the ball of C.
1'. t‘onnatmk lodge in Music 11all.
Thanksgiving night. with a numbcr of
handsome IIouvI-nirs to bc given the
bulim. are on exhibition at l. )1. lloyt's
drug store, and are attracting a great
rival of attention.

.\ ('lIuInpiIIuL‘aaIi box was presented
to tiw July booth by J. E. Power. to ho
gin-II 101110 on» guessing tlIi- right or

noun-at the right mnihination. The
right combination is 11122—47. t‘oupon
169 contains the right figures. The

holder of ticket 1119 can have tin-cash
box by presenting the ticket at tho Over
River school building.

 

Willis llurr. of .\'orwaik. was limb-d
by constable ("onley yesterday morning
on complaint of the Terry Beelcompony,
wreeoveran old debt incnmd by him
when he was in the meat hummus. Burr
was given his liberty by fuminhing a
$1.10 bond to appmr before Justice
I‘miidge. Friday morning at Qo'clovk. It
the borough court room. lliII father
went his bonds.

Ilia. Funny )1. Krona were held at St
Mary‘s church this morning at 0 o'clock.
with a solemn requiem high norm. The
funeral mrtego Was an exceedingly largo
one.aad the floral tributes were many
and beautiful. The pail-bearers were
William Malone. William tl'ltoilly,
Thoma- l’owell, Frank Howard. Hugh
Donnelly and Joseph Sheehau.

The annual field day ermine: of the
Norwalk Military lnutituto will; be held
on the wlml parade grounth to-nmrrow
afternoon. commencing at 1:30 o'clock.
There will he «Intent: in running jumpa.
throwing the hammer. putting the Idiot.
bicycle and Muller ram. pole vaulti
outnumber other athletic W. i
flu-evonin'g the Itullohla and their lad
friendawiilhaie an informal dance 1
the school hall. “MM”

Mine Alice ll. tiearnan entertained a
large number of her friends laat evening
by Inviting them topartloipate in a «My
pullatber borneonflprlugntreat.
11am. meal and intramural music
were indulged in and the evening wan
wt ina amt plea-ant manner. A!
elaborate collation was med about 11
«1'11.ch The musical niactimaby the
boater- were excellently melon-51 and"
greatly appreciated.

W

The can of tlIerwFrankfiod-h-
rou.oftbiecity,lor ultingliquoratkbm
store on South llaio ltreet without a
license hontrialinthedeperhrt‘ourt.
hrldgeport. today. You! Bayer in on
thelufllludahmnnmbordflb
new have mw,mm
Justice or. Harrell. Clout Voltaire
Joseph and m Killer. Idolatry.
Garage Barb, William flue. Daniel
Email-Mm Joseph Taylortn
When-nil Johns.”

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Funeral services over the remains of .

119mm Dnderwrar

in ALL 312138.

A. DIDIIEIIMAII 81 8011.

11' Street.

 

drunkenness yestenlay. III not theGeorge
Jamar who is employed at ’l‘rowhridge'a
box factory. Hole not that kind of a

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A. E. Clark. “on \Vedneedhfwevening,
November 18.

Norwalk oysters were shipped to Liver-
poollaet night by the various firms in
this city as follow-Ii: Gauge 11. Similar
kcompany, 2'16 barrels; Reed & Hone.
man. 112 barrels, and William 11. lloyt
d: Sons. 1116 barrels.

The Board of Managers of tin-Y. M. C.

A. will hold a meeting in the rooms to-
morrow evening to make some arrange
meats regarding the vacancy causal by
the resignation of General Secretary
Simona. ._
. The young son of Charles Buckley.
clerk for Finney & Benedict. of Not»
pralk, went to visit his grandparents In
East .\'orwalk. and while rummaging
around in an old trunk in the attic. he
found a thirty-two calibre revolver.
While fooling with the weapon it was ac-
cidently discharged. The bullet ploqu
a furrow through his neck.

Impaired eyesightcan be remedied in a
great degree by good glasses. Where to
get them is often a question. Here in
South Norwalk we have one of the bust
specialists in thisline in tho state—S. 11.
Baylor, who is located at No. 13 North
Main street. He has all the modern ap-
pliannys for properly tooling the eyes and
fitting glasses. and in: doing quite an
extensive business.

Till! ATBI‘lilJ ItTTR ACTIONS.

Entertain-manta of lateral to

Local Nerf-oer».

A thrilling scene in Annie Ward 'l‘ii—

fany's aucmmfui play. "The Step-laugh-
ter.” is the est-awe of the heroine. Peggy
logau, from a tower prison. by descend-
ing a rope at a height of sixty foot. Miss
Timmy will it» at Music llall tomorrow
night.
‘ “The 111ml Fad" withugre' It mm-
pony of mmmlinns. headed by the {m-
Ofitcs, lizziu Daly and little Vinie Duly
will be pnwrnttd at Music Hall Saturday
evening. \‘m. .. This excellent attrac-
tion is one .If thr- bcIat. and tho amuse-
IIii-ntdminc pt‘nplo- may not :b’stm‘rl that
they “ill l» given the same Impauy
that upturn» In all of the print pal cilia-l
in tlu-uutntry. The piece is no long
laugh from Iiturt to liniIlI. and is replete
with catchy music. new mgr. dances.
etc. Go and sev- one of the bust of per
formant-m.

Corning

Quarterly kllectlon of outrun.

The Independent Social club met with
Samuel lloyt last evening when the
ot‘liwrs for the next three months wI-re
olocted as follows: President. Arthur
B. Jennings: vice-president. llubort S.
Mitchell; surmtnry and trcaeurcr. \\'il«
liam ll. liuyor: SIX‘lBl committee. Ira
1". Hoyt,(luorgu ‘itch. and Hubert S.
Mitchell. Tho club will give an outcr-
tainmeut on December ’l’tII. They will
mwt III-xi Monday with Victor l‘IirriII.
Bayviou awnue.

Too Seriouiir for doling.

“Smart Ale: II air their wit to amuse
sullen-III with funny stories. while l‘t‘t it-
ing tlII inmginary virtum of oomo inert
neutrino. but the pangs of rheunuitimi
neuralgia, gout and I'arbuncle. tho hor—
run of wrofula. and apt-mile durum are
not an all funny. It In more interesting
to know that Car-tun Blood (' on» infalli-
hly (urea them ailments by simply puri-
tying tho blood.

tlold at l’laieted II drugstore. under Ma-
haokemo Hotel. South Norwnik. Conn.

s. n. BAYLES.

In North Hall litmt. ricotta Norm-II.

 

 

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'I‘OTIIIICOIMIBMONI’ 1160? FAIRFIELII

Then beret? appliu for a Ike-nu
to Hill“ 891mm and ataxicatlng Liquor».
par-pant to the lawn of this titan- uow in force
"Idiom?" the rate of Mlnmwatintr liquor-II. at

hittain ntmt. In the
Town of Nurwalk. III meld tl ount
Burma.

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baled at Norwalk. Ilia rub day of or tutu-r.

toned by the following tire club)» and

taxpayer» of raid town. tune of whom are 11r-

arm-rim dealer: in ”Intuit-airing”? 1141mm are
a

'7‘?erka “‘15,“, frankzla A. Toilet. llavld
“yolk #3: or rAIkr‘Iil'I.o'°-I'I‘wa or no»
(Iridium

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'rayior"&"ooiae'n. ‘
Deal Estateand Insurance

. '; IIISIIIIIIITDII STREET/fill”
I.‘l‘helodieaottheW¢t‘¢orwflklfetlIo-'

$1511? “1111119111 our.

1’01}an

Lao TIT-aim the owner can have
by ycai at Tan 8
P111“: (or “121.1an. INTINKL oflloo and

WANTED.

11381521111111? young woman to do gen—
eral housework. None need apply wit!»
out tint-clue reference.3117'airtield avenue.
Apply for tinned-1e. Mrs. MJ. Cape. niliit
A mmpetegtmgirl as cgokAantll longtime—a:
“was r moat to re 11

15. lackwood 12% vlor avenue. W y "I“

01' whirled. A at Plalsted'” Drug
Briton M‘Vaahlfrgtlbn at. 5

TO LET.

K‘ 1101 SE our film tlroie store." I room»
1 water in. rent ’10 Apply to John 11.

Knapp Alana flat 50.11111) lee streak.
rooms. rent 312.03!"

T\\' (I bonsai. one at No. 31 and the other in
No. so “and ward aienuo lion! :1?! and
815. Apply told. It. “mdwnrd

‘Nlt' ELY furnished and re ry pleasant front
room to our or two gentlemen. It‘yg I
No.1 Went avenue South Norwalk. l:

1‘001113 ”silt/Irwin street .\'orwnlk. Rent
810.12 S. (tr-1mm. I37 if

gill rooms on llay street South .\'orwnlk.
rent 81 Lil). l'rwion at oncc. Apply to
\V. \ounge at Lockwood a31hr. Co o...’ If.

Shirt”. lint oi er Farrington h’ market. Rail-

road ’IaI-e. Rgnt. $12 per month. inquire
of t? Swarm Old 11 ellt‘ ignr I I». "ti W aching-
tun ain‘t-t. 019 t!

1'“ 0 human: on lily .\'-1 k for email familim.
lite roonm nub; newly painted; goo-l
Hour rent 3‘. A-ppl) to John H. Knarpfu
W eat rt.

‘1.\‘ £11.“. apartments on Seymour Plate
1 from 51:1 to 8115 por month. 11. Seymour
\\ fit on one. nub "Itl

[’0]! 3A IIE.

BUILDING Um for sale for 3311 on the in-
stitllmi n1 plan; no interest: no fiiiry

when for any Iota: they are nulul and d

It bung Iwche for t in pure III II wutrr. App 3‘

10C. B. Smith near tn.- bali ground. “qu1—
want avenue. III hit!

0 All our barrehs. Apply to tumrge Lynn
200 3‘: Main street. Norwalk. silt!
"ill SALE on T0 Ill'l.'l‘ "l‘
A. .\ | ism-room boon on item Sln‘t'L East
.\'oroalk. in ~pleml‘nl con ilion. Barn.
fruit trmund good well of wateron tlu- prem-
mt:- 'tmiuu imIIII-diatu lI. _.\pply in .\l.

11. '1'.~IllI-n at llalch. limit 3: Is I‘ o. '2- Ninth .\'or-
walk. oill It

 

T111: 11mm III-w bond" wmer nt ~'tuart
uvcmn .IIII! \' norm III III Turnpiko. T IIv-o
lilill<t~ .Iru- Iunnnirmli urmfiuul l’IiI.~
rI l-b‘illlllllr. and rIlIu-r willie mid on .t 1.1‘ll
pair Int ol I- halunu may 1» “Hill in
monthly luallllllltuls If dImIrul. ’l‘api "r J.-
tloldrn ngrnb. ut'tl'

All-idll ESTATE.

 

THE

WDDDWAIID HOMESTEAD

IS NESTED. BUT 15 FOR SALE. ONLY

$6,500

I8 ASKED FDII THE IIIIIISE All]
BAIIII. MID TWD IDIIES DF

GIlilIIIIlI. IIIDlIIIIIIIB TWELVE
IIIlllIllID 1.018.

All the remaining lots lll‘t' now
offered for sale.

These are the host lots for the
money askod, anywhere in the
city limits.

EVEII'I 1.111 18 Will SITUATED
Think quick if
YOU WANT ONE!

'l‘IIIIy brown}; Millikan the
time.

A HIDE DIASS 01 11011818

am being built thorn.

IDDK THIS PIIDPEIITI DIEII

and inquire for terms of

Taylor & Golden.

CHRISTIAN SWAIITZ
83 Washington St.

PENNSJUIVSANIA
WASHINGTIIN. II. 0.,

IIIEIIII Iltli. III MI.
DEDEIIEI IItII, 11111
$12.50 Round Trip,
Fun Ire VIII.
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‘ buckwheat, new Harrie Syrup, new Honey in the Comb on
strained. New Canned Goods of all kindr,’ m Fish, Fruit- on
Vegetables.
Olives, new Pickles of all kinds, new Raisins, new Figs, new ‘_
cereals In great variety. Our enormous cracker trade keeps our
stockrof crackers always fresh and crisp. We are showing the
finest: Blonter Mackerel ever shown in this city.
season are even lower than ever before, and we guarantee satin
faction.

New Virgin Olive

Watch our next ad.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Oil. the finest imported. New

 

Our prices thin

WCharlesESeymour’s

Leaning 610081.33 Washinfililll sum. South remit

AOgnlrrfrimuruls. . A

Music Hall.

Willa ”1a Div“ '

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LESLIE SMITH. 3'

00101101 I]. 8. Army.

JUSTICE nF‘THt‘jTtltF

Office—Room I. Publi- ‘
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Annie Ward Tiffany
Peggy Logan.

111112 l‘.\1Till-‘L'L 1111511 Nl'lth’l'li
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HESTEPDAUGHTE

Elaborate
Scenery . Seats on Salon! lloyt's and Grcgory'a

Music HALL.

lino, Night Only.

SATURDAY. NOV. 7

Special Engagement of the Favorite.

LlZZlE DALY

(The Queen of lhincvreJ

Little Vinie Da‘ya

IThe Dancing Wonder.)

l’rIw-niui with It Superior I'ast.

 

 

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\cw and laughing .\lltl‘tNS

THE LATEST FAD

Tthom uy inrlndro Charles Jeronu. Iuiia
)lu he). Edward liaaleton. Blanche .tiulrewes.
halo Stunvmod and olhrn. New .\lnslr.

t'atc Iy Plunge and lbinI-re. l’rrtt ’IlirlI. Lough~
able Hituntionn an» hadrtmua 'omplicutiom.

JAPANESE FETE!
Brace church Guild.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
November 10 and II, 1891.

111'th AT 5 1’. .\1.
Stage ontortainmoat m'h Honing at will.

IEFIESIIIEIITS:

t'otluc. Humiwiihm. blamin' lr‘ot "Mini-.1".

be“. reserved vent» and programmrn i on
but had at l’lnnco'o .\'orrvulk.uri~1 I'luinted'e
drug More. 50th \urwallt.

Admission 25 ctr.
Reserved Stats 25a: Extra.

IIIINNEEI’S THEATRE

Bridgeport.

Telephone 1 ‘all fill.

uranium, 25. so. 15 anti 51.

Week at Ilor. 2~—8ptcltl that.

“Mill's IAIIDWIllE All
IIIEIIlII FDlll DD.

Ron-lat other“. I. II) and lilo

 

Mrs. . Mead’s Schonl.

Girls and Young ladies
It-DPEID 11010!!! I.

PRIMARY. lmnflflfld’ffl. lithium“!
ANTI (KIWI Pltll'Afld'lOllY
Dfl’Amm

‘OfncefloumzrtolILmandztoimly!

n. P. MORRELL.

UHTlL'E 01" T1111 PEACE Not
I] Pension Attorney. Real hutflnguginrce
Insurance. Furniture Insurance a specialty.
til 11' anhington street. South Norwulk. ault ti

.1. FRANK RIDER,

TE tCllER OF MUSIC.
llesmns lien in piano 1.1 i t
rates. lil‘l’tl’tlllll". “a It: hgrbifmfifl;

Hall. New \orlt. lurtenm apply tooraddreaa
.\'o. 74 \\ wt avenue. ”lam

DilllHAIllES I. smile,
DENTIST. *

CROWN, 81110111; and all work pertain!“

to dentistry.
STANLEY VAIPOR.

Ito. I Washington St, our. Spring.

014 I!

J. H. BROWN.

Sanitary Plumbing, Steam and
asFitting.

Jobbing 110an a Finer t' Inns Manner at
Reil-«mable 1’rim.‘nd

Shop: No.12 110th Main Street

minim Smith .\'orwalk. I'Iinn.

HOMER B. H'brr.
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler,

1: NORTH MAIN \TltEE'l'

eriring of fine- and implicated watt has a
:pmxi It“)! lat-ytwpid t hnnlgrd to stem. livery
mil) or I'VIKL'IHWUI' and! —
ital abilitI todo the Panic. he median

Dissolution.

\VIIT," ‘1-2 is hereby giu-n that the copartner—
a alllp heretofore txigting between .1. I.
'an Name and Elbert \ulenti::. under the
nrm ruimeof 1.1.. \‘an Name & Co. is this
do [dwtl’llmhby minim-1h mum at.
out In t m l n'ttl It {or all bills due
the above firm. and all bills at ab
“11111930111011 by him. p 3 k by them

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South .\'orviulk. June‘za 1391. T5111? tf

Merrill Business College

STAMFORD. CONN.

F .xll'l‘rrm begins Nkph-Iuln r .. 11 ‘II ‘rXt’b.

’-h. 1'.” up u Iller> Inv n-z wrl (u Ilitiu lltlw your
1.: .11 ohm Ilt‘ -~in- t. liu~ine>~~ 1min: Minn. t.‘ orn-
"ltllltkl."lutnllrin1l and Ty'po“ riting. ' Ara-
oieniir and hit-graphic Departments. with the
addition of Germ-m and An ~-:Iiitn ture. Presi-
dent may be inlerriewedat the t tillage after
August .‘5.’ Correspondence soil: iml. t' at:
ingot-s fit at on appln ntion .\Iltll'hn

MERRILL Bl SI .\' PISS COLLEGE
STA )1 FORD. CON“.

I. A. Wilson & Ila.

BROKERS.

No. 67 New Street,

NEW YORK.

lnIulInentII made in I‘Illlt' ks and tir-
Iin for
1' .i-II IIr.\1urI{In~ of Suntan-l upward». . 1‘ our
nib-ion: Igor I pr- l’t I- III. t m b VIII)

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

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HUNT &. ZELIJFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market

“'hereltan always» find the Pr bent
and \‘taege tile». Al m Halt Ind Hinged “will...

Oysters. 01am, tuition.

Pun Tomato (latter,
. - "Imminent...

A rntu for Wakrmann Cream
Do or. delivered promotlv "l flutter.

HUNT 8t ZELU FF.

ALASKA

ItlllDTll'I’ED.

The mood lee-rm in the mum at the

South limit Baptist that.

Will be dollar-d by

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