w... .. . e-.v. no», an... E
1M BOWEN. Editor sud W.
‘1' ”i s In 60:3 mun.
mum... Wumonrmm
South Norwalk
.E ’_ IHE HEEHIEG suE'IIHEI.T
. .. 4m , IW
which continued s burn owned by
JohuG. Crottyattherenrof his rd.
maximum-tun. mammary
Mormonism I .
i...
1 , , ammurrmmIv.
- s- “a. n no.
" We .‘P‘m E
i m- I'onI new Weather Forecast!»
f in this district til-d” cloudy to portlycloudy
* westhc will prohshly prevsil. with slight
ehsnges of Mummers. fresh to Wk south.
easterly windnsnd ruin. followed by slowly
felling temperature sud partisl clotting. On
Thursday midst. partly cloudy weather will
prevail. preceded by locsi rslns nesr the coast
lines. with brisk to high variable winds. be-
coming northweeterly.nnd followed by quite
ssevere “sold wsve." ind on Friday colder.
clear weather and northwesterly winds in hoth
sections.
to THE CITY, GREETING.
With all the smiling of Macaw-
ber. and hats ntip. our WaterCoinmis-
sinners were compelled aging!“ to-dn
ask the courteous and are:
Comnimioners of South Norwalk to let
the connecting vslves and so get
snot r supply of their "whortleherry
water," as another water famine Is upon
us. Personal nbsolutiou is one of the
hereditary habits here at the Borough
and it is some consolation to know that
if all our people will not “drink of it,"
they angled to "love In it, and baths in
how This
It 01:37
I llEliEllY.
ll Ylill Buro You.
I
We have s complete stock or
it," erywhenever t can, and are duly
grandnl toSoutlI orwnlk for its EM
Ions kindness“ In co to our assistance
intythis hour of dired lotion and neces-
sI .
With nshnllovvness born of senility the
editor of the Bright Little Daily sends
the ioregoingilhnntured “greeting" to the
people of South Norwalk, through whose
msgnsnimity the borough has been rind
is now being supplied with water. There
iseonsolulion, however,in the thought
that this journalistic microbe of the rap-
idly decaying Gazette does not voice the
sincere feeling of gratitude expressed by
the great majority of np-toivn people
toward South Norwnlk.
The connecting of the borough and
city water mains was for along time
stubbornly opposed at that end of the
town hyncoterie of old pettifogers-n
class of mm of which the editor of the
Gamin- is n choice relic—«under the sup-
position that they could "go It tdunc."
When the connection was finally made
and then
Barsaoarilla
As mm" only
fit II Bottle.
wntcr Ionimimioncrs ol‘ lllt city
and lIIIroIIglI met for a I unfercm e on UK“
question of price, the latter insisted upon
M22?! 3 day as the price each should
charge the other for water. The hor-
cnme humbly to the city for relief. and
naked for s mljustment of the price
originally agreed upon. innspirit of
commendable fairness. which too many
‘ of our borough friends. biased by the
example setbytheGozetteflo not seem to
fully 'hppreclntc. the city commissioners
‘ . reduced the priceth one-half. Under
these circumstances it is contemptible.
though characteristic, of the Gazette to
vent its venom upon the borough's bene-
fsctor.»
y 1 . Whatever may have been the condition
‘: of the water in the past. it is now pure
‘ and wholesome. But then. the editor of
_ . ‘ . - the (insem- line no use for water; they
The 81’?“ Reserved for m mum,
A boxsncisble will he held in the
West Norwnlk Union chapel this even-
W' ... ..
'l'lullsstllorwslk lire police expect
to receive their new belts from New
liorelsllarman’s
. York tlib week.
.... ................
m—l’sre coffee with pure cream. he s
p.depot restaurant. ”Olen all night.
l'hsrbzs Kennedy, of Southport. wss
finalwsndm yestenisy sftermou.
term by ammo.
an. n
3 uncommon the lion-It
Iron Works oompsny's whsrf with s
wolmsukllngssndsudiireclsy.
, ~Vsnllontsn's~“llest sod goes far-
tlisst." ________
fl [Substitute W curler my
has trailer Nerrltt’n minder. the
Whininlkldmrtonm
,yE-erym w I» III
" merket 2! Wall meet
ougli, threatened with a water famine, .
I
W 73 -
-—Veiiisen ml Sstunlliy. Mia's
Bruise Lodge, In susillsry lo lluin-
boldt Lodge, Sons of liennnnii, celebrat-
ed its second anniversary in Germanic
Hull last evening. Refreshments were
served and s social time enjoyed.
The following members of the seven
Fletcher clubs were vowd out this week.
A Fletcher wheel for I". E. Williams,
Norwnlk. and II gold watch each for
Harry (loans. Blizzard, A. ll. Mci'hur-
ney. L. B. Wheeler, Joseph Smith and
J. Seymour.
—.III are invited to call at Chas. n
toSeymourfs grocer store, and get II dish of
Knos's Sparkling Gelstine. free today.
The case of FannioL Pslrchild against
Minerva Price. of Norm-,slk which was
on trial in the court of common pleas,
Bridgeport yesterday, was compromised
by each side payings portion of the costs
of tliecnse and Mrs. Fairchild keeping
the horse and harness.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
teachers of the South Norwnlk Comm»
gntionnl Sunday school. held but even-
ing. it was voted to introduce lligelow It
Mnin's ”Joyful Lays" for use in the Sun—
day school. Refreshments m-ro served
in the dining parlors ut the close of the
meeting.
“Sweet potatoes 2!) cents Ii puck at l“
Hayes' market.
The members of the Ariou Singing
society olwrvcd the seventh anniversary
of their organization last I-veiiintzut their
hall on Washington street. Syneches
were made and Smythc‘s orvhestrn fur-
nished music for dancing. which was
enjoyed until 3 o'clock this morning.
ltcfn-shnnmts IvI-n- served during the
owning.
The Stamford Orutorio Six-\cty wil
render llnndI-l's “Samson" Friday even-
ing. November ‘20. in the Presbyterian
church at that place. There will be
ninety voices in the chorus and the solo
lat.» urn Miss Anna Burch. of New York,
soprano: W. ll. Ringer IIIIIl iii-lemon
Bushnell, lid-'50. Bibs-I l-‘inny will preeidc
at the piano and Servno R. Ford :It the
organ.
——(,'lIrysIIntlII-IIIIIIns in full bloom. ni
lots. from 25c to $1 each. at l". S. LyIms‘
gnu-whence. 2’2 High Sll‘t’el.
A man who lives over a borough More,
hnssnovel way of sending for his gro-
ceries. Whenever he gets out of on
nrticle he lets down I stout line vvitha
note attached and draws it up and down
in frontal the door until it attracts the
attention oi the clerks or mprictmns
the case may be. 'l'hI-srticle is then
placed on the end of the string and
drawn up.
James Dugnn. of this city, had a nar-
row escape from desth inst night. He is
employed at Wilson Point. and about
midnight was engaged in coupling two
freight can. when a hook on oneof them
slipped and struck Mr. ”mum on the
chest. lie wrs knocked inscmible by
the blow. He was lrought to his hostil-
inz plan, No. it Elizabeth street. lie is
better today. although still very sore.
-—lf you wont s bicycle between now
sud April let. join Fletcher clubs. Five
whack now in town sndone every week.
The New England supper given by tho-
Wiunen's Christina Teinpersnce Union
lntlielrroonisoeNorth Mslnstreet wss
largely ntieruled inst evening. despite the
Inclement wenther. A line sumier was
servedlitthe lsdles sud Ill whom
had an enjoyshle time. The supper will
he held thlssvsshg. when lee «mum in
oddities to other mm will he
ssrvsd. cub there between the hours ol
It and 10 o'clock.
“Eight good. sound, young horses for
sole, st prices less than they one he
bought for in the west. A greet citsnee
for Wes. Bronkslde meek Yarn.
A mum II told of stimulant
mmmmmIflsum
minister .
“INN“. ithsdhsrdlysosrslsd
wmwmmwu—
I'ltosrnlikstiiedsrit" he
Twonlnsblehorses perlsbedlnsllre 4'
Hour onion to-dsy.
0" ”W ‘Y B}.
Fflmmmhlw
' mile? ledge, tin.I it. I'. o. o. F.. will
cooler the first degree to- it.
NuGlinrlesL’Wm.dllsinstreet.
Norwslk. lsthesuatoffrlends in
Bridgeport. Ev
. ~At the stem church Norwslk,
this evening. from live to ten o clock. an
apron and towel Isle. Fine unortment.
Entertainment st ‘ 7:80. Refreshments
all the evening.
Ollicer Ireland expects to «tart tonight
for Hemhusetts. where he w ill enjoy n
week's hunting.
A man so drunk that he had lost his
power of speech. was/mud this noon
by Ot‘llcer Adams. ,’
Lyman Hoyt. one of the oldest citizens
of- Stanford, died Monday evening. lie
was seventy-live years old.
C. M. Raymond. who has been living
in the Hill place on Well street, borough.
has moved to South Norwnlk.
--If you want to make u Xmas gift of
Ii handsome gold watch. (lsdhs‘orgenhl').
join Fletcher clubs, now forming.
A pool tnblc arrived from New York
on the propeller Engli- last night for
William Nash. of East Noru‘nlk.
Mr. and‘ Mrs. Marshall Andrews. of
l’iltslleld. Muss” are the guests of \l’Il-
linm F. Lockwood and wife, of \‘v'u-st
Main street.
Charles 1... Warren still lies in a critical
condition at tho home of his mwuts on
Orchard street. "is strength He't‘lltrl to
be givingont and liesloeps most of the
time. I
Don't suffer from llyrtpcpsiu' Dr.
lliIlInrdsons CI. olery. i ”,Iibeb Clmmoinilc
nnIlllingur Dyslmyriin Ponders i‘llrv aIll
Stunnwh lrolilrlm. Auk for 7w. or 10c.
simple.
—.\ gold watch. Itlllvd misc), Elgin or
\‘v’nith‘om. ludivs' or gi'nta', for ‘30.
Terms Colic. “"l't'kly: Spill card). All goods
giuimnteI-Il. W. l‘. Whitney. agent.
and William linuerlIunhs and
Norman Merritt shoulderul their guns iii
an llll‘t'ziflilllllllt‘ hour this morning and
invaded the Woods. They returned load.
In! down with—their guns.
“mime
llcmbersof t'ompnuy D. will provide
thI-mselves with white gloves for annual
muster. Friday evening. and all will
wear while collars. The line for absence
from muster is live dollars.
Another game was [flayed in the Nor-
wnlk Wheel club‘s pool tournament last
evening: W. L Weed. rated forty-seven
prints. 13.6.6. l2. ill-17; E. W. Pitch.
ruled fifty poinm 2. 9. ll, 3 .l—Qfi.
—- A high grade ln'cyzle. cushion tire.
tangent spokes. all hell bearing. Terms
$2 weekly. X0 lint payment. W. l’.
Whitney. agent.
County Commissioner Paige has lm-n
spending II few weeks at the home of his
son-in-lsw st Bonnlrunn's Bridge. iii-
‘ is rapidly resuming his accustomed vigor.
sud he will pmhnhly be able to Minute
his place in the board in n short time.
late lest evening Thomas III-Nelly. of
Spring Hill. was in town looking for the
seisctmsn. Four dogs twinning to his
neighbors bud been worrying his now. he
mld.hsdhlttenheronthenecksndshie
sud he should look to the town for
«images. Recalled on Selectmen nu
ksni sud ltsyrnond last night. and this
morning Mr. llsyrnond drove up to lo-
Nslly's toget the mines of the owners
of the this». Nothing definite mulling
damages was decided own.
.W. l’. Whitney its sole stunt tor the
Fletcher Wstch and Bicycle imminent
mutiny of Sew York city. Office In
Bolllvsn's cine: store. flonth Norwsik.
mmtmmsemmow up.
In. it you esn'tcsll send postal. Pay
payment. relhhle goods.
sues, sensor rum-rs ls omen-n.
11am Helical institute to he held
Murmur
8 ashliigton Street.
Inn... " ' ill to... Emma” 4......
‘. (lo-lit; Entertainments of Interest to
Lowest Prices.
Underwear
IN ALL SlZES.
“ultimo"”II-“riotous.”
‘ *‘ weal mum
“ilmrwo Sisters. emu. St. 1.0qu
told that is nll-—nn’d while there is not a
slrlitle situation in it that might be call-
ed whaling climax.oresceneihst needs
strong emotional acting. there Is stander
pls‘ proper that [encircles the very soul.
It. one of the most intensely intermi-
lng plots thsthas yet been put on the
stage from an all-American standpoint.
Almost every type ofn heterogeneous
nontriklng'that it pleases lea-cause it is so
commonplace.” This great American
once to flush? Hull this evening.
TheClIester, Penn. Democrntjn speak-
ing of Arlington's Minstrels. which are
hooked to uppcnr ut the Somali: Opera
House Thursday evening. says: -
The audience that gathered at the
Academy of Music last night did not fail
to reeling their most extravagant IIntiI i~
tions of what was in store for them
twee Arlington 5 Minstrels that occnpi.
ed the boards. and for nearly three hours
they were the authors of II rungnitude of
fun and interesting specielties. The old-
time minsIrelsy. with its stereotyped
array of silly forces, etc. Was almost cu-
iirely ignored. and In its place were sub-
stituted features thut’were new. interest—
ing and worthy of special mention.
" Niche." the attraction at the Norv
walk Opera House. Saturday night, has
mode It positive hit wherever it has up
moved. The New York Tribune says:
The language of the play is bright.
fresh and I‘lcnn. The liennr Inn bu III-
to 'rvoled and nmused by it and can laugh
:Itit long and heartily. without fooling
ushamed of himself afterward. Even
the early weeks of the new theatrical
season have brought fourth so much that
was dull innm- Imd (W that n little
«With the truI- syvirklc and II little
English door and undclllmlnn- like cells
of water in n thirsty laud.
u
Friday evening of this wcck ”Niche.
tin.- Bijou Theatre success. will be pre-
sented at llnnnell's Bridgeport theatre
Saturday evening liloIle-Iskn will nppmr
in "Much Ado About Nothing." Monday
evening of next “'t‘lfk ”Little Nugget
will he ym-sented. Tuesday evening the
celebrated Minna (lulu, lute lending Indy
of the Booth and Barrett company. will
appear. She will have the support of
this lute organizatioununl u trout is in
store for all those who attend. on \va—
noes-luy evening the wonderful Austrian
Juvr—nilv band, mourned of forty boys.
will give our of tln-ir immnpurnble conv
flirts. This will no doubt prove the
musical event in Bridgeport this mum
STATE PRISM llllAl/I'lll'.
"(the 295 convicts Only One Is It all Sort-
ously Afl’eclesl.
.\ rumor. to the effect that there is un
epidemic of bowel complaint at the state
prison. proves to be without foundation
in fact. 0f the205convicts. but one is
at nil seriously affected. Eight or ten
others have complaincd that they on»
slightly Inflected. but all are able to work.
Time are but live men in the prison
hospital. two sullering from rheumatism.
two from consiunption and one who is
seriously ill from dropsy. The last man
was in a failing condition [not night nnIl
will probably din. lie is Charles J. John-
son. who has served about four years
of s six your! sentence for horse stealing.
The gt‘iwffll health of the prisoners is
much better than {orirwrly and any
trifling unseat of illums can hardly be ut-
lrilmtcil totherivor water mth which
the prison has been supplied of late.
The priwn physician visits the prison
every other dsy, oftsner if memory.
sud cxniuiues each case of reported sick-
ness. Until within moor three months
there would frequently be forty or lifty'
sodsometinios as runny nu sixty men
chiming to besick. Blunt of time wen!
cues of striding nature. and often no
sllnII-nt would he. perceptible. the men
simply taking sdvuntnge I»! the opportu-
nity ingot s short respite from work.»
ilortfonl l'oursnt.
I
‘ l ”awn” A.“ ”on“... ‘4
l . v. no. A. lotus
'l‘liOclIshI veal mimic willbI-com
mermaithlseseslng st 8 o'clock. Pro-
furious. K. Perrislstlwlustrnclor.
Thello’clncynsstlm for menonly
held It the sssoclstlui rooms,wlll be
sou Mil. In: MW at the
MIMI-stint.“ Mm.
South NorWalk
~ Heal Esfilalé aiIil Insurance
Republican. "iii s nimplestory simply.
pathos about the whole structure of the ..
city life is portrayed with n unturulncue i
play will no doubt attract a large nudi- ’
..... cumsmi“ with???
we- ..... WW... WW~~~P~ M... .
Taylor & Golden...“
Ulsllllfi'l’llll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK,’ CONN.
sum: _
mgr.
“ ‘TRAYED— Tim two—yesr-nld Jersey helfmr
t if the finder will notify John Roberts
ermilowaytnn, he will Ian forthcrn and
pay a rewsr nluiit
WANTIs
lTI'ATIO‘I' Single mun, sir-Inger in city.
.. mymun sumwlsbesu nitration of any
kind. Spooks Sponlsh. French nm‘l English.
Address'fl. L.“ filthmtlxfiinin sireet. anw
T
Iornpetent girl III Inuit null laundress.
W wen r month. Apply to Mrs. ll
inc-tweed. t”: nvlorsvenue. «can
Bar at“... Apply at minim meg
Store. t8 Washington st.
T0 LET.
A
‘2 cans line while cherries
it eons extra salmon '
iconspeas
Bl lbs rice
mono lllll.8lllllll IIoIIIIII.
Wednesday Nov. ll,
Fourth Henson of Dcninsn Thompson and [dull \
a
250 ‘ -
All kinds of fancy goods. such as the celebrated on: Drop
I conned fruit and vegetables, Golden Gate peas, imported yarns, are
All first class goods at reasonable prices.
MCharlesESeymoiIr’s
Inning om. 33.llaslliugtoo one. South lloivall.
f. 3f. liOY’l'. Manager.
“com-- W. Ryrr's play.
he Two Sisters
Manage-II by themselves.
A Story of Human Nature.
l
Pleasing Everybody Who Sees It.
I
lway v4 Something .‘I-vv. Scots now on Sale:
at Hoyt s and Gregory .. Drug Storin-
I ”F SE on High street. I «mudnlng A room.
li n yrmdmnditimt; nisohouse onlirove
rift-rt mntuininu all the mmlcrm nnv onion:
“ lib n roomy born on rear of lot. Taylor {ii
tmlden
1 UI SE on Fourth nv.enuI~ near corner of
_ t'nvu‘ Instruct EM! XIIrunlk Apply in
Jacob“. lotion nlll if
‘l\ l" rooms on not nod door In A small furn-
ily. Apply to .l. i'. l "rowe.2“cst nic-
Illlr: >IIIItlI.\nrwnlk. nliltt
I '(l'i'l‘AliEnn \\ est hinin street. inquire
j ot llmrgv. '1. tirexnry. Sore nlk. at! he
Si 1'”: _'of )rmms over ii. i. llnmmedxeu s
I store. 5 minutes-I w .Ilk from do put. Fine
vii o of hnrbor. inquire III store. no If
\ til‘. \"I‘Ll'Hl .\_\' \vitlI Izoml n- II- In my» I no
luv Iu‘I'ImIIIIIslmulv with ll. must mom and
boom in II privnh- l; mill. by .IIlIlruI-im: LI-t-
hr A" SIIItlnel new. mix
(‘Ll ll ul’ lodge rI-nm. 5m». strum hunted.
1 SIM IIIId door So on: d: l orlictl v~ hull: ding.
til \\ nshinglun sin-It. Rent Sill prr IIII-miI.
n7 ‘1!
lllll'h‘l': nI-nr Elm IE -ruu- stun. . mums
. mm in. rent Si”. \Ilply to John H.
Krupp. .‘Ilsontint .\u. N ’l'nllrs Iitrn-L wu‘n
mm 1*. rent SIZE. u‘lI ti
Alli
[ill
Wt) lmuwemnw m .\'n. Ill and the other at
No. attir'nodwnrd m‘rnue. RI-nt fill and
Sin. Apply to E. .\. “has!“ uni.
Coming! Coming!
ABLINBTBN 8
Eve
A bxustus
l
llew lluitou .
MINSIBELSB
lll’llll qusI. uouuux. ;
THURSDAY, NBY. l2.
\ YIN‘Tlll'll Sill)“ UE' Till Tl)ll~.~'
Ci‘-llip\r-r!l II!
Till) PICK OF THE PROFEFFII IX?
rypvrfurmrr sin orti~r. rith «NW A _~t.II'
Sl'l’lllill ll.\_\‘l) .\.\'lv illli‘lliis'l‘lldf
l more and better Special Features? than
any othI-r )lirmlrelfihuw on Earth.
X'T Fiilll'ulv‘jl' Till“. DAY ASE) DATE.
And rrmo‘mlwr tlIi~ i~ l'mitiw-ly the BI»: l'um
puny that w l Visit Nurwnllt tlI'Ia so an.
. 35, 50. 75'.
5mm I-n mic or lizile-‘s Dru: More.
[‘03 SALE.
llllll‘ll. bu 'y. :tl‘illlhp lIIIsiIII-uwnunn.
.' \ll lll grim ItInIllllIm amt “lll be \lilil
Ihmn. inquire»! t‘ hurl er 1.. \\'-.I-rIIIr \n It
\lnin sine! SIIrIvuik. llll'il’
$40" 0 \\'..lll buy It ilmm- moi [III
on No .Irnpikr. "l .u Eur .\
iiE-lIlI II.
lullxll lIIYl‘S for sale for ”ll on the in-
II. t!
B‘
utalilllt‘lll plIuI: no lnlrrrsl: nu Lyilr
prinalnr any luv-I: IlIIy III-e rsdnl lhil'l mi
(brim: tnrlh {wt in llll‘l‘t n I! It .-IIIr App v
tnt'. ll. 5 IIlll’I. nInr t c ball ground. “You.
wnrnl su'uur. mill If
200 “
[‘03 SALE 0R T0 II
vlglIt-rmni house on llr- pry ‘strcvt Foal
I
\
1‘ Bovine! k. in splendid com Inn Horn.
fruit trim-end good well of wnleron the prem-
~cs. lhwmxlon lmnmlinnlt. \pry In \I
ll. ”Polio-ml "an it ltnllvy It- i u ‘- mnih Sur-
I uorllsrrels. Apply tulicirrgrlmibt'.
3. Main rtrset. Norwslk. 5. ~2tf l“
p
'i‘
v 'vt
u
,.
l:
xtIIrv. Nunvnlk.
walk. Nu :IIlvzmI'eprin- of admitsiotu
.\‘ll' l'.l.\ l'lli’ltlnlll’il and VI ry plcz mini front h".A::;:3:::::g:\“Quirg‘gi; :1:wa’
$1, Irill‘i‘.‘§5."§ui'r3.§l$353323? Aflfll M Henge Arlington 1...... ...... “.1.“er
1‘“d’vsu::hniii“ 3391.542: mtlfilmmi Nlllll’lllll OPERA House
gilll‘rgthnt 3.. Apply to John ll. Evil ‘1‘? fl: ‘ .
R. l“. ADAM-‘3 .‘litmlttrl‘.
Saturday, llov. I4.
.\ ln'
E|IIIr'..: lI}
.\-’El~~ll IV
..;I ml; I l‘i..i:~ ll
NlOBE.
ive months M thv Bijou. .‘I'I-vv \‘urlt.
ll :Iizllh III the llmtnn Museum.
hr in; l'l‘filll" hit of lhr your.
,v-‘znl I thl. l“.\'illl~lll' Iln'ssing.
I-sI-rcml ”Vii" nuwon “lent llnlr's Ilfllz:
zIn-l Phi-tars. South Nur-
Im It
REAL ESTATE.
THE
WOODWABD HBMESTEAD
is ill-INTRO. BUT IS FOR SALE. ONLY
$6,500
l8 ASKED Fllll TllE Hulls! lllll
Mill. “ll TWO Milli! 0F
Gllllllll. lllllllllllfi TWELVE
BllllllllB ”"8.
All the remaining lots urn now
offered for sale.
These are the best lots for the
BllNNELL’S THEATRE
Friday. llov. l3.
NlOBE.
Saturday. llov. l4.
MODJ ESKA.
in ”Much Ado About .\'oihltu:."
Monday, lot. It.
LITTLE NUGGET.
today, lot. ll“
MINNA GALE.
William". lot. It,
Austrian Juvenile Band will Boys
“cuts ordered by Tel: plume held until ‘I p In.
Min on Sale ’l‘nm trays III Elvlvsero.
money asked. nuywhorein the
qlbyhm ”I?“ ‘
itiii IoI l8 tIElt pronto
Think quick if
Taylor a: Golden.
83 Washington St.
.11‘
":‘éa “gag!“
numbers ismmmd m1 of such
fit“ the ailing" (‘fimm stile
l892.
Harper’s Weekly.
l LLI'STBA'I'BD.
WK. Per Year all!
It
is
Mirror”; am
free” unit «mm in the United
III! the Weekly heels #3,?th the
> up“
"the.
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J. FRANK RIDER;
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Memos given in plan» renumble
rIIrI-s. Reference». WAN-fr fins.” the: may
M). D W est avenue
d. H. BROWN
Sanitary Plumbing. Steam and
Gas Fittin.
:Johhlng Done ins First Clams Manner and st
(hominid: Wines.
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stellar
.Shop: lie. I? North Main Street
otTtm South Sorwol‘k. Conn.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Expert Watchman and Jeweler,
13 NORTH RAIN 31 R8117.
ilr. ralri n; I»! tine aid complicated watches I
n . HI 3. .virII‘I (hanged Instant. Every
l‘fitl iliry for fire! Ilnss work. and the mechan—
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V .In .mma- .InIl Elbert Valenti: 5. under the
firm mime-of .L L. Ban Name as Ca in this
Ilil‘v lllaMlll-H‘l by mutual. urtvfibf.
John H. Light Ivil! rueipt for all bills due
til» .Ilva tirru end at IIIll-poynhlu by them
vi: .1 h. «ruled by him
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Smith Sortvn‘k. Jun: :5. WI.
Merrill Busmess Coll
983.
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J. l. WilSon &llo.
BROKERS.
0.67 New Street,
IINEW YORK.
investments nulls in Nov- -ks and Cir-sin for
l Hall or “or Hunt soon and upwards ( oni-
mix-inn» ho ipcr cent. mm b way.
Orders received by mail or tele-
graph. References exchanged.
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Painless Bemistry!
lien Method.
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(Iver the Post Office.
Teeth Filled and Extracted Willi-
out Pain.
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Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
«('RIHVN ADJ) BRiDtrE “URKJ
S. l! of Tet-tit from $5!»
iii: 31‘ 511' i' on red rubber. ism
SI» Miter made. no mutter how mm b you pay.
All Work Guaranteed to bottom
Own evenlmcs o In commodore unison-new:
up; the flu. Dr. 1'. “. DARMER
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ALBiN‘ MALMO.
Dialer in Ill kinds of
Fresh and Salted Meats. 8
VENE’TABLES. DELICATESHKN.
Butter. .ggs. Lord. l nnnerlGoorls kaClnn
Uystr-rs. etc. .. etc.
NORTH MAIN STREET. NEAR WEI".
south Norwsik. Incl? Iv
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David ‘ Stow,
lilo-uh Main street.
7 “r Mid 1
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The Same Kind.
New Haven, (it.
June it, 18'".
Mr. H. R. Hole.
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Wall Papers.
Comm oncing Nov. 9, and end.
log Dec. 16 we will givoam.
duction of to per cent. on all
modes, from the chenpestto the
White hind, Mixed Paint, Oils
II ”7:sz and Glass.
Artists' Materials Pointing.
Piper Hanging IIIIII cunnin-
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