Children, that We are cam" .m.
for thé best we procured the best,
Al! 10! troubled with n cold or maul»?
‘ Turbulent
PlAlSTEll’S
llllllllll
llEMElIl.
It Will [lure You.
We hora I complete stud: of
DRUGS
ill menu.
but IIIIIIIIS
. 7'“ Atmblc prices. Try
w? ‘MI
PLAISTEII’ 8
Sarsananlla
155 W Purifier. only
74.5.0 a Bottle.
P AISTEII’S
prug Store.
5 I.
This Space Reservml for
llooreltllarman’s
. 4...
Will receive this week some
of the finest :Calltomia (Hunter
Rubin: in 1 boxes. They are
wander and sweet. Super-
3% «he or as table raisins.
WM! to 6t pounds lathe box.
Wflim perhox. Ask to see
_Ad-n
TllE EVENING SEETINEL.
JAMES (lbLbEiI Editorand Proprietor.
Tuunvl yenr
$1.2M I month.
mall; llntontha. 813.1559; 3 month»
cent»: ”WW t
in
W2 cents
Igilulhturo Alumina Ior’l'o- ogrmr.
‘uu R Iiinntlats '1! h‘I‘Ide um; Tide
am. : new I In n m
New lurk flout-l Weather Form».
In this dintrict to-dny mlderurlcar weather
IIIIII high to brink wrmterly winda will prevail.
with clear weather and alight temperature
changes to—Inorrow and Friday. followed by
slowly rising: temperature.
Allen Bette drained all his mill pond
Monday for the purpose of cleaning it
tit.
A Sunday school concert and festival
will be held at the Knight Street A. M.
B. church this evening.
6
The engagement of Miss Florence
Brady. of Elm street. to S. A. \Voodrufl.
of New York city. is announced.
Lieutenant Colonel James t7. Crowe.
of South Norwalk. will be present at the
muster and inspection of Company G in
Danbnry, this evening.
At Bridgeport, Monday night. Mrs. W.
F. Bishop seized a burglar in a room of
her house. lie escaped through a win-
dow just In. her husband arrived.
All interested in the came of temper-
ance are invited to attend the mot-ting of
the W. C. '1'. Union, 2'2 North Main
street. this evening at 7:30 o‘elmk.
—Fresh burn for misting w cents a
pound. at F. llnyes’ market.
The ladies of East Norwalk will meet
in the Mayflower Hook and Ladder com~
pany's rooms Friday evening to make ar-
rangements for the company's fair. to be
held in January.
Don t antler from any hind of Rheuma-
tism or Gout I Dr. llichardmn II Winn r-
grmn. Prickly Ash and Celery Rheumatic
Powder» cure the worst cztwu. Ask for
5c. or 10c. sample.
Mrs. “Mary Arnold. widow of
Frederick M. Arnold. died at her home
on the Strawln-rry llill mad. ymtrrdny
rimming. aged Ill yearn. The tum-ml
will he held front the llllllm‘ ill. 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Ymtmlay IIIorIIIIIg. whilv thr- Im-ul
ln-ight train on tho IhInlmry and Nor-
walk road. was being made up at the
Noni-all: freight home. two loaded box
cars come together with a crash and the
end of each was slightly damaged.
This is the Gazette's demription of the
Norwnlk nucrvoira: ”We have not. and
never did have. anything more than tWo
clement Hilfil duck ponds. and in no sen-Io.
what with any decent propriety. can be
called public water storage resenoirs.‘
-—Pun' colloe with pure cream. Be a
cup. depot netauraut. Open all night.
A “mirage festival will be given by tho
Daybreak Temperance society In tho
l'nion (loopI-I Temperance Reform Amo-
elation hallJVaahington street bridgch
morruwcvening. All are invited to do
mnwthing to aid the society in its good
work,
The indien'Aid widely. of the Etta-st
Avenue: M. E. church. will meet in the
pnrlm of the church thin afternoon and
evening. The teachers will hold a moot-
ing in the SumIny-nchml room this even-
ing. for the purwrw of making arrangiS
menu for the tfluiatmau entertainment.
The (hmnecticut town clerk» yesterday
received eopim of tiowrnor llulkeley'u
Thanksgiving prwlnmation. but npring
retinal of the I» moi-rath- town clerk:
tlmm into the watchman-I «hark-up! hi0
l'IIIt day mlunatlon instead of din»
tributing them among lie clergy in no-
rordanm with cuetmn.
mt'hryannthvmuml in full bloom. in
you. from 23’» to .l each. at I". ll. Lyona'
shun-Inna». 22 High street.
Judge Thnyer tiled the following do
clarion-in the "IMF court yeltenlay:
In the suit of the New Harm county
min-liners min-t John Stow. of
035ml. to compel him to give up certain
pnmynenr In nhutmentot new
Midge over the not-me rim. the
CM doublet in furor of the plaintiffs.
Ir. also mm mm.
Somali reported twentydlre death.
for the mambo! (limiter. representing
no annual death rate of 16.9w 1,!!!)
InlIIIbitnntI. Then were not dentin
Whthostntedaflng tlnntnath.
Thismllenutlnnlnfieptombonltw
Home thin tnOctoherJflM.mdiM
mmfiowmhrddatb
iIIOctIhrfor the live your proofing
thcprmt.
mk‘dhflbtttiutm. tum. at
W.
MILE: row at Yule. Barr-rim
mum,mu.mhor than
for Why-u. At Yale 2.100
III-humminmmuflm
Ind “ammonium!
“Elapmfimw
ndjwrned meeting tonight.
evening.
2'! I'll A-
B. Attrithl. or West atom.
at Norw lob.
supper this evening. in the chapel-.5
Emmi ycntenlay, oil Calf Pasture Island
with em oral bushels of oystem aboard.
stru-t. Don't tail Lose llll'ill.
utl’ect.
Mrs. Betsey
James L‘HomuIc-dieu. is critically ill a
side Place.
Tho Young People's satiety of the The
evening with M'uri Lillian E.
Find. avenue. East Norwalli.
mrII hunks are uneven in thickness.
iug. It will furnish [mvwr for his in
factory in West Norwailt.
waiter.
confer the second III-groc-
Int-mire; :ll‘t‘
pn‘finllt.
--L". E. Seymour has Mft'll't‘tl anothe
o Inttlm‘fi.
lmndmmv httl‘. (in and >00 (ht-m.
ltuflmry. this Awning :It TI "Mm-k,
dz-nreuf Mn. .llmim N. Fitch. '2
shout. III' the lbw. ti. VanAlstyne.
Mapl
Socialdoon Thumlay.
the lltrlllt' of the rector.
nwnue.
the owning. beginning at?»
with): lurk.
ed by the Connecticut Division L.
W. for the ensuing year:
Calhoun Lathum.
consul. t7.
(airy and trimmer.
Hartford.
Brii lgeport:
—-l-‘resh pork and unnumb- 10 cents
pound: 121mm. for SI. at Y.
market.
church on .St. Andrew‘u day.
nu independent church.
Sherman ('onnril. Royal
will hold their regular meeting t4
chamber. 83 \thhiniztou atnwt.
visitors will be present.
in Ilnmlly none-ted to be Imut.
Mr. and Mn.
Mr. and Mn. William ll. Olmnteul. I
Union Park. Monday evening.
plmnant manner.
her-LIA. 10.12».
portion.
MAID TOT! Hill".
. at Milan.
at Norwulh.wbo has been Wing
Wm
Amalia-an
, W. ..,...w._.~.
tun
“mallow when.“
The man I'm: pa... will If... 5m.
Buckingham Pout. f}. A. IL. and I’ll-5
grim Council. 0. U. A. M.. meet this
ip mhdlnu a few days with her Interim
The ladies of the Wool Norwalk Metho-
dint Mia-don miciety will hold a fair and
Frank hmncn's skill sunk during the
—Free exhibition, of chrysantlwmums
at l-'. S. Lyons‘ green-hmse. 2.: High
John F. Flynn is over hauling the
plumbing in J. L. Burbanlm' and Dr.
Bohannan's residences on South Main
Davin. mother of Mrs.
the home of Mrs. L'Hommedieu, Seo-
Avenue M. B. church will meet. Friday
Jones,
_.Xsk for Vanllouten's t’ocoa always.
One of the t’ut’ll hind: weather pro.
phat: in Jonathan Xilce. of Jem-tt I'ity.
He predicts an uneven winter. m the
Ammbincdsteam boiler antlengitw
arrived for Royal (I. Millard this morn-
Ill pint-v of
Butler Lodge. No. "7.1. U. U. l".. will
to—night.
limiucxs of imlnirtntu'e will come up. and
earnestly Tf'llllt’hh‘li to be
large invoim- of Stuw's. celebratnl Florida
lemon» and nnndnrins: wry
l
Mia-I Mary E. .Filch. oi Maple #1111".
will hr married to [A‘Wlfl ll. llzmt'ord. of
Tim
I-urvinnny will ln' Imrl‘nrnml :It the real—
The King's lhuightrwvd Trinitv rhurrh
will hold II ('(mumlmm Banquet and
Nowmlwr lit. at
19 filmmmd
The banquet will be srnml all
The following otiicors lmvv Iron elect.
W. King. of Moriden: awn--
A. ll. Srhuumcltor,
l lIIyI-s'
The Fairlie-id tTounty Baptist awn-iw
tionwilltnect at the Sorwallr llaptiat
Monday.
Not-ember 30. to I-ottaider the question of
adnmting the Calvary llapt'wt church.
u-I'IlormlI of Norwnlk. to fc-llomhip no
A rcauum.
momm- erening In their new council
Duty
IX will be exemplified. and out of town
livery member
'alte; ll. l'iemon «VI-l»
hated the tenth annimrary of their
marriage at the lune II! hon Fronts.
A num-
hI-rof near friends and relative» were
1mm And the owning ml in n mud
«At "unborn Raymwd'n home mar-
ket.youcln buy pormlunne. lilo: nir-
loin, ltlc; rib and. we and tile: three
plumb» alumlder. :A'Ic: lamb rhopr, lfic
and me: more]. we: barmlilcz Emmi
Other things in pro-
Whni all n"... they ”no mo Ilium
(fibula Keith. of Waterbury. formerly
minim lawman.
”mammoth Buildings“
"well attended“!
one when with the
whim. WWIW
snout-rum mum to [has
W'UMW added” themll.
I
not A shrub”! nice. 5
Ito-Ideals of I55“. “not (II-jut to “unto
In; J. I!- (Ylteluy II Menu.
County Comm-simu- Johnnon pm]
that met. inthe ulcetmonsofiioo lef
um: this mornings". IOo'clock ”W
the remain mm motive. I
hen-e Iodum H. (”hilly at It?! Win
Intro“. Norwall. Attonwy B. M. upk-
wood appeared for the mniomtrantn and
Attorney J .V'.ll llurlbutt for Mr. 0 Reilly.
The intercom] partial IirIIt went up and
looked over the ground. Returning to
the borough court room the examination
cmnmenct-d.
Nelson llublnll, who mideo nt 163
Main street. was the first of the rennin-
utrnntI-I to “ratify. He said he had lived
in that lcmlity Monty-live. your: Ind
expected to continue to reside there. _Ilo
tIoIIght the more kept by Mr. O’Rtilly
asnot asuitable place to sell liquor,
or the wagon that a saloon '0!!an flute
Would hen "nuance, as there was. no
police protwtitm . The street was one of
the main thoroughfnm of the borotgh;
‘ there were occasional drunken row: on
the street now, and if a naimn was loud-
cdthere. they would be more frequent
t than over. To Attorney llurlhutt he
stated that he thought no place wana
an table our to mil liquor.
The next witness was Eugene [Myrna a
modem of WI Main street. ll» said the
plow was. not a suitable one in which to
sell liquor as it w. I. on the main stn‘et.
where a great many people are [Eta-ting,
including children. A grrm-ry Nlt'rl't' In»
llflul' drew a number of women and
children out upon the street. There with
no police protection. He thought tlzm-
II'aEI liquor enough pol-l at tlw bridge to
mthf} people. and it they got thirsty on
their way home- they could stop at Ifulr
Mr ”III or \Vinnipauk. Sn half way
hnuw u a» needed. .\ salmu in that In.
mlity Would raise (TIIflSlIll'nlltlt‘ iliéstllrlr-
now. To Attorney llIIrlbutt lu- said that
the piano was an .wuitnblv at. any for such
a purpum'.
Charles A. Turin-r. principal of the
(Tentrr scthu'lIo resides nearly oppmin'
3dr. lloyer.thought thvlwnlity wait not fit
”1' a saloon. as the street was really
a naideut thoroughfare. and it
WILS not Wiser» to I‘Slithllfih Minolta in
The po—
l
l’
I'
I'I'sitlvnt so-I'liutis of thr‘ town.
llL‘t‘ putt-II wan. not large I-nnugi to
I-uuntr-rzu-t lllI' lwl t'llt‘l'lc‘i of .Slll‘ll :I
[Ilttt'P A large nlllllll‘r of lIi- svlolnh
Would ln- obliged to paw the pim-IV'
There were ”(TILSlUllfll IlixturlnIII-IS
upon the filh't‘l. and tlw IlIaIIIrlmII-m
would be greater if .I :~.Ilmn “(K-S l'n‘llll'tl
there. ”is ruinous for baring mloona
centrally located was that the {olive
Could liettI-rlml: after any intnx‘xratml
people. If a nalmn wan started there it
would he a hanging out More for imoxiv
t'atml mun.
Orrin K. St'nlirld said the pmpwrl lw
..
A. cation rm» an unsuitable om- (or n so-
t'hit-f cumul.
vin-
Ioon. no» WALS Imam-d ll’wn' Input}
- yours ago. and it. had ll bud efiwt. Tin-r.-
wrn-rows and IlL-Iturlmww about the
pluw wry when. It thi kept by :. Mr.
Swan. Theplaa-ohmln great tendon-VI
nullnturbtho- nI-ighlmrhoml. and did m
voryoltcn. His [0331)" why the [law
way. onto suitable on» war. that there
were private rwidenmu all around thI-
place. and a large number of ladies and
children would b-- subjcrtml to imultn
from any drunken men who Inigl‘ ln'
there.
The hearing was then adjourned will
but Monday morning at 9:30 III-Incl.
llll’il’l’ll EMA.
an of the. Moat Prominent and total
when». In (‘Imnefllcuh
In the monthly bulletin of thI-t‘gmnw-
tit'ut Stow BIKINI of Health for the
nwnth of Uctober. Dr. C. A. “midi-y.
m'retary of the Board. myn:
During the Int-«rut year uptn the list of
November, diphtheria has been one 0‘ the
mom prominent and total tin-um in
(amino. The mortality tromu hm
been just throw that from typhoid
fewer. and only three Ill-Imam. to wit.
mmmption. pmumouia and Infantile
Ilianlunmre more fatnl. The lamb,
etlom which are made to «mind it have
not tram cinnpicmly tum-mini. The
lnilurehdue to the want of an intelli-
gent and nutrient nmdtcntton 0! Mn
means. of preventing and mtricting the
dinner.
The mm monthly of Tntcmatimal
CMIK’IHII of Hygiene Ind [Innognwhy In
lamina. England. gave amt «In! or
attention to diphtheria. Many 5M. pp.
m and Imunctire dimming were
bend. ‘
:0! the paper» read on TMIIIIIIMI at the-
Mom, one of the MM mm was
«the by Dr. 8. W. Abbott.“ Mon.
who-e coach-Mm mammal up In
ll
).
0
for em with his mmmmmui. a, (m mm;
rammed homethn timing. “1. minimum is an eminently
mm AW L Phillips. of Brooklyn. «than».
in visiting IlmGeorgab.WeeII.W-oho 2 Tin-tit is Infectious not only by
experiment the“ to well. but ulna
MWIWMH niche-chitin»;
and other smelt! thut have earn. in
mammals-ink.
mwgmtmhthmotmm
termite» Iii-um. nut-Hr null pt.
”dreamt!” w "I
4. mmmmub
m.udnlthycaudltlomof tenement-
To make men. “tor
aflrocflvo‘ banal
8. mmmdmnm
"All I
run on
A Lott-r train the President of the Call.
neatlcm ludmnlty Annotation.
The Human. has roceival the follow-
inglctter Ill'oui the home otlloe of the
Canada Indemnity window
‘ Wat .01.. Nov. IT. 189].
V. Editorq ”The Evening sentinel," '5
walk. 0mm. Dear Sir—Y our paper of
Novomber I2th contains an article in re»
gard ton policy which the late George
Low had in our company. That the
public mu} know both side-I of thecmw
will you EEIlislly publish the fellowing:
lu Hdnrl r) will. Georg:- Inn applied
to our con pony for an insuranceof tsvo
thousand dollars. and tan qumtion naked
in the applu‘ntion. ' Art-your habit» of
life mmeotV and temperate? he answered
“Yeas." llo all) nignwl the following
ngrevruem : ‘ It Is agreed that the num-
«intion nllnll not in' rmponsible under
mid contract after my health shall be
impairml by narcotics alcoholic or other
stimulant»? “in whey also contained
the following. I' the memlnr shall
malelmlmlu: stimulant» an as to pro-
duce inwiticatiun sutliciont to impair hi3
health. or to cause his death. or shall
mmoto his death from the effort.» of
dmnkennI-n-I.‘ then. and In all sin II mum.
thin certilltnltl shall be null void and of
north-I1. and no person shall be entitled
to damngm. or the recovery of nny
monies pt id thereon.’
We hare ample evidence from the
pron-{II lurnidwdby thelx nI-tiriary. ans
trom othqrsolmm, to establish the fmt
that Mr. Lona death Wad cause-d by
aln IlIIIIt~III
l-or lllllli mason. we r: fined to pity the
Ilaim.
\lir} truly tours.
\_ L Sunni. l’mident.
\\ hat in (Ila-In; on Armin; NI)?“ alk‘n Set-r-
lily Neighbor.» “boll-Int.
timrm-l ll. Bantam has been in town
during lllv- pmt Week.
.-\ number of young men of this [Ilt‘lt'l‘
have orgIIIIIn-rl a club Wltll‘ll they intend
calling the "Jokers-I" I‘lub." Tin-y haw
hired rooms in Jt‘mitllfui l. luck owr tllt
store lilllll} on IIpu-d b} \l. S’Jluyrr .'\
Sun.
Mrs. A. T. Burr and family and Miss
lit-Ion [lenem of Hrwnwicli. are guests
of {Ilt'llllllfi in town.
About #325 was (-lmml by the Indira
of the All. ll. church at their Harri-5t
Home {altivul Ia-it week.
.\ I’Ulltilt‘lmtt of ¥IS wot-I mitt-fl up :It [In-
InorningI SI'I'VV'I.’ in Memorial rhnrrli.
Sunday. for the ln-notit of limnuur'l
t’lllIYO‘ll. ll._von.~ Plains.
.llrltll 1H. 3 tluutre party
.S'IIttml..II l‘\t'llln‘,'.. Tbs-y Ilruw tollriilgv-
port mull mm .‘lmle'Sliil :It lluuncll's
‘l‘lIc- party wan I-nIIII-Im-dol tlII-lnllnw-
iritz: Mr‘. and Mn .l. .S'. Joni-S. E. S.
t’;II-lI-,tllo Mn...» l’able. MrS. John W.
tinrlium. J. F. tint-hum. Hurry \Vuynv,
Mr. :In-lI Mm. Robert K. liault. W.
S'. .lullr-fi and Min-i Fate-ll» llurllmtt.
Nlli “S TIIRSIJ.‘ Till ll.
Marten Worthy of .‘lrulion from lrrry
unlit" n! Commute III.
The Mliddlm-r Quarry coIIIIcIny I‘lmed
down ital Works for the balance ot‘ tlw
treason «In Saturday night. This will
throw out of work «Iror III-mien. lack of
sordid-s is given as the nmon for the do.“
in; down. The ['1 Impany state that they
will hegIn work again on January 3.
.lnIIm gun-
.\IIIlrIIw Jenningm of Huston. died Sat-
urday. gIIIIdo-r In-IVuliar t'll’l'uillS’lllllttr‘S.
During the Iiftyvscven dayu im-
IIII-dintvly pounding his death. not a
launch]! foodlmd [XKSSI‘IT hinlips. He
was II paralytic and ml his condition
grvw worse he became unable to tnln»
any HlDll'l noIIr‘InhanIt. Jennings was
born in Ibo house in which hit» lather and
gran-Ital her lived and died. Situated on
the nlnpl of Hayden). lIIlI, neur the Fair-
llcld lint . it him ever since the “thumb
tb-naryllayulmn an object of peeuim
imam-Isl. At the IIizItorimIl huruingol
l-‘nirtlelel thin wnnonoof the few Indium
which «amp-II tin-general deutmction.
An operation In» performul upon
Alfred Iliunhml. of Raiding. Monday.
A atom which mus rumored from hi:
bladder weighs-l a tritlo am three
minimum! wulnrger-nmun-l than an
ordinary egg. A alone of IIIIchIIizI- in a
rarity. and thin in one of the longed
known llI mlksal history.
5nd: Milli 5A.:lnmry.
Tlurn whet-of Oliver [hunch halite.
Nu. Ill. KMKMA 0T l’ythhu. t’t'lo‘hmml
the dub unnit'ermry of theirorganim-
thunlu owning. in Germania llnll.
81mm were mode by membern of the
lodge-II llrlno‘o orohmm furnished
mndc llv' dancing. which follo‘trod later
inthe I'. enlng. About ll o't‘lm‘lt,tlm
nIeIIIbI-I and their guests adjmuned to
them». under the hall, where an
elalml - mllntlon was mad. 'l’hean-
nicer-o1 m I sum-as In every mum
IMWII mind by nll tobetbo
balm yet held. The committee in
einrgm (the event deserve mat mllt
for the mnnerln ehtch II mind. ,
northern-u.
Aim ythcAlghtfor thetldd Fellows
11ml begun Waterbury. Bridge.
Nl. Htm.lcrldenmdlhrtford
mtltlnndhnrebanhnnlfimn. Other
cities du tom-re tobohmd truth.
MM whwmhatmm.
lithe lmmerlll notho built In some
”ldmdtmalk mm» m
”outburst-tun. Emmanuel»
Helm Goods .5II5Ie55 Will tiller some
In Dress Goods. bezlnnlnc
Monday. November lath
Remnants aid Short Lengths
AT T I LOW FIGURES.
A. lllllllll'
84 Washington Street.
time 5 ”ammonium
m “Hflmhlhor
Sllll,
South Norwalk
Inn to... or m not" 55
li'l'Al'B “3. NATIONAL GUARD.
W...—
llucon' Exp-um to In Borne by “our
nor lighter—XII lnnnrnncc (or Nil-Inc.
The Ilnnrtermaater-genernla' ollice sent
out voucher» for the compensation of all
otllccru of the Connecticut National
Guard acting under the prorieiom of
Bailouts 8,170. 3.171 and 3.1% of the
General Statutes. These rout-hem will
heprcsentml to Comptroller Staub by
the individuals In whose favor they are
drawn; but payment will doubtless be
refused by that official. They will then
he paid by Governor Bulkeley. who has
advanced funds already for so many
claims disallowed by Stnub. The items
are: Compennation of officer». $1,9I8;
uniform 1-.ompcnsation $1.770: care of
arms. 8!, bill: total 3.4....
Mr. Staubdeclince to draw his order
in favur of the Connecticut Fire Innurv
once company for premium incurred in
imuring state property at Niantic.
A PLUf‘li l’ “TIM AN.
She Tight: Single-[hurled With Three
Fierce Bull Dogs.
John Griswold. of Winchester. has a
number of cattle. and among them are a
number of calvm. lteoemly three bull
tings attacked threeuf the calves. (Inc
ol‘ [lit-flflth-fi wzm thrown down and bit-
ten. and tllr' other two were aluo Worried
and somewhat injured. Mrs. Emma
Marius. the niother-invlawof Mr. tiriy
wold. heard the uproar and ran out.
rem-d II clotbm ".1...qu attacked the
The Iii-rm» animals turnml upon
her and a terrible strugglt' III-gun. The
Woman linully gut to the and
seizingnquu. bllttt om: dog; and dron-
otl' lllr‘ othq-rn. Mrs. Muriu» wan badly
u-rIItI-lIe-l and bruise-d. but not m'rluusl)‘
him-II.
IltigS.
llllufl'v
Building Society Program.
Thi- latest t'h‘lllllillt‘ nl building ammu-
tloII strenzth in the l‘nitml Stator- :b‘ to
lm'nl building: :twriutimh' only I‘:
l'rnmylmnist. about . 2.2m
flhln. .. m-
llllun.‘ . flu
indium” , at:
\‘v- we lurk... . I75
Now uh IS: 3‘ ....... :fil
.-.—)
lh- ‘ll’lWlAl‘t and ,‘d .iryhnd
“mm-nu ~II- . . 1m
MIIIIuS-mt
. p I?»
I...” lllul SrllfArhll _
LHI
It In quite "ramble that 75.000 would
r- priw m the an rage . owls. making .I
value of all in ”III I“) (orb
II -n~.
b1“) awn ia-
TIr-nglrl'n ('oncert.
The .Sr‘t'ulltl com-en m5 the lion I'nurw
to ix' Kll’t'll by the Young .‘lI-n's
I‘IIristiattI .\5.-I4)t,'l51tllun in the:- Norwalk
Upcru llouw this winter will be given
III-night. when the famous Dudley llIII-lt
Quartettc of New York city will give
one of their tim- roncertn. assisted by
David ll. Noon. of the Sorwnlk Military
lllfilllllh'. All lute" oftho grand and lim-
:tlIuUl-l not fill.“ this IIIIt-airul trout. .\
fI-wuwnlwum Nllll remain at l’iunco‘s
uIIIl l'lai-Itmls.
I‘un.
’utiI-'It-“.\'uw. doctor. you recom-
mend me to avoid all \‘IIIlt‘lll emotion.
and then send me a hill like “Ill-I I"
"It givm me great pltmnurt- to know
that you um under my nmf," said the
stylish luxuries annhly totlIe pour relatin-
when she tonight-d him II room in the at-
tic.
Washington .lonm—"Wam yo goin'.
t'laud?" ("lIIIId——-”l lo'got mob tamer.
Doyou tink I would go a polity widout
complyin' will the IronwntIounIitieu of
Mint)‘ 1’"
“Iggy—“What is your idea about what
the United Stun-II Hllmlld do With in ex-
Imuidentn?" l‘ogw'dA-t ‘mn alone.
llayc» la rat-ling chicken» and ('Ierelnnd
«well you read the pnpmi don‘t you 2"
llrhlwin «pro-«”1 should like to give
my lntemled II littleuurprinc before our
marriage. What would you advise?“
Female frhmdw-"llum! Present him
with your certificate of birth.”
buyer-"SIM. Mr. Whom. I want
you to tell the truth without any ormirm.
Had you or had you not had any alter.
cation with the prisoner before this
event you speak of?” Wilm’lo—wWell
to own up, wo did go into thebarto
tnkeuotnething. but I don't think that
Iran the who of It."
Twynnm‘d wish you would lend me
.5. Triple“. l want to go out of town."
Triplettw‘dlm it in. Are you going to
be gone Iom‘f‘ Twynn~“l¢o, I‘ll Ix-
baclr tomorrow.“ 'l‘ripMHIepIaanr
thehank notoln his pinball-Wm no»
and though” find I shall need It my.
sell."
_.. M ............ . - 4......
A mm mm or.
“fightwnlchmtohnwtnw
plnoolntween Bill 17mm“; Dunbar}.
ml'l'om Mammal New Yorlmuhu-n
declared all. magi“ III-to baton
mmwmmum wanton-roll
V albsnowraiaina
accustom
swimmrn
ampslimahm ,.
2 cans fine white cherries
Imam salmon
2 cans pone
III III rice
l' .
Butc- of ‘
Local Play-Goon.
Wednesday of this week the musical
event of the reason at .Blmutll'a Theatre.
Bridgeport will be the .V'tustriV-m, Juvenile
Band. They have been delighting 3‘
audimrluring the past week, Manager
Bunnell in II hustler in bringing such
grand attractions to his Bridgeport
theatre. Thumlay matinee at 2:15.
evening at two. Cleveland's big minatrels
will make merry. Saturday matinee at
special prices. and evening at regular
prices. will see ('Yurroll Johnson in “The
0mm? next week, commencing Tuet-Iw
day. Xnvembcr 24th, the great railroad
drama,“TlIe Limited Mail."will hold the
board», and Saturday. November 28th.
"The Yale film- cluh. will appear in their
great along.» and glt‘efi.
lo
Mam .
0... new. medallion for a few «but mar
. . 3 qt: minions
All kinda of fancy goods. such as tho celebrated Dew Drop
canned fruit and vegetables, G olden Gate peas, importod' Jams, kc.
All first class goods at reasonable prices.
/
CharlesE.Seyinour’s
leading Grocer. 33 Washington Street. South IIomaII.
runnnunniwggéfiogfi
Taylor 8i canes; '
Real EsIaIeanII Insurance.
wusmuarou sTnEET
SOUTH NORWALKI GONE.
unfit!
WANTS”.
competent girl on trunk itnd laund
A \\ nu SI? I th. A l t M mg.
on D or non o r».
S. 1.01: kWood will“ lor ate-nuts. pp y of?! t’l’
T0 LET.
)All’l‘ of house—«Id: room ntrall lac ”mi
In South \orwnlk. “teem“. .yAp I) to
ILY oungs at hmkmnid .Vi't'v Co. nlililt
IIUI'“ SP2 on High atrIset. containing brooms.
lin good umrlitinn: also house on Grove
til I or! f unwitting all the modern t on) enienceu.
with aroqu) burn on rear of lot. Taylor at
Golden. Hull If
I
The succms of The Limited Mail is. re—
markable. It began here in this city by
turning away pmplo :It overt perform-
once.
biggest bush; we of tip w:.Ison in I". II' t it
i~ phenomi- n' d; and In tin :uuuding on.-
night stands people! m re turned aw :Iy .It‘
Iélt‘l’} p.- ‘éfffil’llltlit'f‘ and again last ni .glit
tin-re vurp enough tIIrnI-Il nunv to fill!
tho 4 ntirr- purqucttc. -—-Lulumbu.~' Post
M-rnd; I_V night :It Mimic Hall.
l'antE-n r so, II;
“K- --.- ll ~ Iunph olTI- -r3 m y-t no um...
lutr um- at Hillslllllpuun. and many
“has of lllplh hau- relapse-«if Eating
uher akin tuln “rule. lupus I.» wliatevn‘
pl. I: I} under v ontrol of tlIM' in ms Blood
I urn. a pun I) \vgw-ublz neutralizwr and
v limmutnr of all 5‘. rillllltlllS‘ and spot iiiv:
llorvl taint: \o mineral. no faIlIInSg
no rit al and no n lilpil-s
Sold at l’laistc.l'~ drug Sini‘u. under
Malmchmnu Hotel. South .\'urwnlk I 'oan.
gulrrlaimumls.
tS‘w ond Entertalntnmt or the Y..\l.t '.A. Four»:
OPERA llllllSE.
\VEIIBFSIIH l‘JFNlVI. MI“. I! ‘lll
I. rt luy . he (‘0 lrbrntul
nuulEi Bust QUARTETTE.
Thi~ \\I' ll knimnuuimnt- or map min-.4 i—'
unrr the rims“. .al stun r\l~tlnlt of Mr. [run I.)
- ' in: 1%.. {IItl¢I.\f1[{$g~'l.ltt’lllI I.
ll mi ll \ISMIl-‘l hi.
I \' \
1m i'hLIIIpV-.
In} t r 5: I. l'.II.'l uIIl FIIIII- ~ . .. TI 5 ‘rntralt‘onu mutton IlI lIIIrI ll.
\h ”rm m . ran .S' Swain: M I I» VII-.4
.- " ' ' " " l» Srrm. l’~ruI._\II5VrIIn IlIuI-IV II. liroolu) I
.‘dirliunu .. . .. ...... .‘ ...... .. . 2‘
irr-Ilivru llwlclill 5.14! I ..I-~ -,u MN I I!&\I"lll
Ate-nun Pr. alum-numb .llrooklin
V\~.~i~tr-II by Dank-Iii S. m... t .. lIfIII uh
bur elm lllUIll:T and . \.rlr:‘.'t\in.' run!” rn
.\t Cincinnati the tiimilm did thei .
'IlII Llltlllr d Mail “ill be the aura! tinu '
Tl: llllt' km.“ [I is Iillt‘ til lilr' Ills? iLS‘t’S ttlnl‘ '
I
. .__.___m.,..... ..__n_. _..
Ul Slvl on Fourth aienue. near corner of
Lou: ntrect.l-1a.~5t Norwalk. iAlppl to
Juloh \l. Layton. tlr
51‘“in H moms on Iti‘t ond floor to a small fun-
Apply to J. C. (‘rowe.2\leut um.
um. South \orvutllh nlott
\ .Sl' ITF. _I5I55f' armmnoverll. L llommI-dien‘b
X «or. -. 'Htlllt‘ .- uulk from depot. Fine
2 III w or it Ll‘lml". lnquirc III store. 116 I!
:C Ll it or lmlm room. mm. steam hauled.
.S'.« uan finnr Snort: .3: ( Ol’bt tt' ‘1 bull-ling.
M W n ~-hin gran ~Ireet. Rent 810 per In_onth.
u? If
lllll .Sh mar Elm um...» store.‘ . room:
. Walk? in. rent an. Apply Io John H,
KI Impp Almh lint .\'u II) Tollw street wven
lrIuIIIIS. rent 5”. till If
5’1““) bongo one at \‘o. 'KI and the other at
. \o M l'uunlltarll a\.-.nue Rent 81.3mm
Est“). Apply h. E. A \\ outward
t "“\\It' Fl ‘1 turniahed and wry plennamfront
rrom tn om or mo gentlemen. Apply at
IV” 1 II r~t mum. .S‘quI. \orvmlk. we If
1 I ________
ti 1min ~ on L5 It .‘icr' it for sin-All families;
tin rooms. \' u-;II nE-vvl', painted; good
In; tor; nut 51'. Apply to John H Knapp It!
\l--~I SI. all!) f
1"th SALE.
lli)li.Sl'.. buggy. and top business wagon
.til In Izooo Ionlllnnn and will be sold
,I-I.- at: [whirl of l b: It“: er I \lcrner VII.“
M till -rru-.t \oru~ ulk. until
)1 II. DIM. IIYI‘S' tor sale for sun on the' In-
«I. illlllt‘. I’ pl In: no intr rbt; no fairy
p: SW for an; lots; tlux are graded and dry
it Mm: IwIIw rm to «un- will water. Apply
lut' ii Smith. lltltl' t e ball ground. Wood-
uaru air-nun. octltf
- it nor burr: I» Apply Iof‘ eu eLmve,
20 57"}: Main street. Norwalk. 1 m an
F0“ SALE (DB T0 RENT.
AS night-room hon,» on Henry street. East
Sorwmlk in bllltndlll Intuition. Barn
fruit {rm and good well of wntcron the prun-
law ’ union ll’lllltr'tllfllt'l}. Apply to M.
II. 1‘un at Haul... limit} .I. t 0. Us .S'oIIhSnr-
ll _.iln villtl
Monday. Nov. 23.
le l’lII-IIoIIIt-nzil .S'nwwsnof the Age.
Kim: I” H Vuur‘fi'w tinilisnr Railroad ('ommly
llrnluvi.
THE
limited Mail.
The one .S‘IIpn-Im- Sovvlry of II [‘Iuludr.
int: Like it Ever Seen.
Noth-
Twol a1 load-of the Mm! .\l Ignith III! .Smnh
ind l’omhmuu Mm lianlutl I'll‘Tt-rfn
Ever Staged.
the flight of the “mind mall.
the thrilling wrw IE I“ I- m
tlu- nwr- Inspiring I' let triml
r m»: In.
hlmd-e ordlinx will «up.
denth «uru II at the Inn
the non erfnl telegraph
t‘t' ear.
I Home Sin III II Pr I z
lJmIm’l‘MulL ‘I 3 W limo 11,.
Seventh Annunl
llllNllElll and BAIL
UP
Iron loIIIIIm' union. In. 209.
of Norm-ll. Comp. In
MUSIC HALL.
TllAXKStIIVINII EVE.
Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Music by Prof. lleine‘n tIn‘thln.
Prof. H. ll. Richmond. Prompt”.
TICKETS - — $l.00
Admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
1‘ annulment nmm moms: Warn). K lth.
M... om w. III-rm '
(Inlmformrrtm Inn bel ft with -
honor the wmmtuommil at {he hall .E'I‘l‘.
evening «It the ball.
BllNNEll’STllEATllE
mam-y, I". II.
WHW_...H...M M
Thursday Mutiny. and Erratumxm Iv.
lllElElAlll’S Blll IIISTIIEIS
mm» Italian and 3mm. floral.
TllE 80880“.
My. Nov. fl.
Tlll llllTlll IAIL
“W. 1M. I
ma.
. ‘t a... .- In...» -
mu 0 m0 .0
Austrian Juvenile IIIIIHI lion 5
’ EVENINE SENTIIIEL
Karma .. ..... .. If. r-rtmner IInulpubII. 'iS “IL": 351‘.‘1‘l‘:.
lie-MW L} . _ 3.. Uncut wrlvl’}
In... . . . . r H m:
['4 MI. «I . . . if. '
So _m. “_u- “I .S' HIS , . ‘1'" WOODWARD HDMESTEAD
mlurSuIIIIIII-IISh'Itu .. , ,. I’w
t tnlir m .I ...... . I313. MUSIC H‘ll, SOUTH NORWAlK' LS' RESTED. BUT TS FOR SALE. ONLY
Hilur Wow-m Sure-n :‘u
I. M. lini‘T’. .‘ldhthrrf.
5.5!“
$6,500
I8 ASKED Fllll TllE llllllSE Illll
Blllll. Allll TWO
Bllllllllll. lllllllllllllli TWELVE
BUILDING HITS.
All the remaining lots nre_now
offered for sale.
These are tho best lots for the
money asked. anywhere in the
city limits.
EVERY “IT IS WELL SITUATED
Think quick if
YOU WANT ONE!
They are being bought all the
time.
A NICE BIASS Ill llllllSES
are being built there.
lllllll THIS PROPERTY llllll
|
and Inquire for terms of
Taylor & Golden.
I) ll
CHRISTIAN SWAIITZ
83 Washington St.
narrow or some Ath. I... moon:
t‘oim. Nmrmberur II.
Eat late at Anna “area. but» of Nimrod.
In mid diatrlet. den-nod
The! on" of Probate tor the District of Nor-
vulhdmth limited and allotted nix munlhnf rum
the tlIIft- hen-Id for the I- rulitom of mid Mlle
muhlbit tlwlre him for settlement. Those
who III-glut to Hrhel rumba W
I: attested. min.“ and till will be M
II
ammonia! All pemumd with
are m mm to
fl'll‘ll"'5 (I. But“ “Km. «Admlmmm
TRY THE
‘Ilanl” columns
orrun
mun».
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Norwalk Chronicler