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in this dintrict to-day clur wraihcrwill pre—
vuil. with lower. followed by slightly higher
temperature and froth northweeterly winds.
limiting in mutherly. Warmer. fair weather
tad brink northerly winds will prevail to-Innr.
row. followed by partial rhodium and local
arrow or rain on Friday.
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The local telephone directory for No-
vember is being distributed to Inbocrib-
era. ,
. A carload of white wood from Tourma-
ece arrived yesterday, for J. R. Ray-
mend.
Markctraan A. G. Judson is moving
into his new residence on Quintard
avenue today.
A son was born loot night to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank I". Day.of VanZandt ave-
nt, Elm Norwalk.
r
J. R. Raymond yelterday sold a build-
ing lot on Franklin sweet, 33:100. to
hire. Malviaa J. Silliman.
—Free exhibition of chryoanthemume
at l". S. Lyons’ greenhouse, 22 High
strict. Don‘t fall lose them.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert hae's young non
Johnnie, who has been seriously sick
with membraneoun cgoup. is improving.
Thr: November number of the Bugle,
issued by the cadets of the Norwalk
Military institute, makes its appearance
today.
The members of the Independent
Social club meet at \ ictor Ferris for It
foot hall Inactive. to-momrw :Iftemoon
at 3:30 o'clock. “W
The work of relaying the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad with steel rails will
probably be nearly completed that week
The men are at work In Norwalk to-da3.
The Brotherhood of St Andrew meet
this arming. when the membern will
debate the question: "What Position
Should Lincoln Held in American Hie-
tory ,, - a _ ,_ _ -
—-(‘. E. Seymour has received another
large invoice oi Stow‘n celebrated Florida
orange-s. lemons and mandarin; very
handmme stock (lo and see them.
Don! antler from Dyspepsia! Dr.
Richardson II t '.elor_v Caleb. Chamomile
and Ginger Dyquwia Powders cure all
Stomach troubles. Ask for he or lflr.
sample. MW
Rev Samuel ll. Anderson. of Paris.
France. spoke of thr- work of the Met ‘Itll
)f'ankmn in that country. in the South
Norunlk ('ongn-gutional church. last
evening.
The packn‘w festival to be given by
the Daybreak Temperance Sudan in the
Unionilorlpel Temperance Reform new-
cintion hall this evening promises to be
well attended.
The next lecture in the South Norwltlk
Baptist churchmurne will be a uhvreop-
ticon exhibition of view: lately collect-
ed by Kittredge Wheeler heelerwhile travel
lag in Palestine. It willcomroul‘riday:
December 1. hhhhhhh
~At Newborn Raymond's home mar-
ket. you can buy tum. lilo; tin
loin. loo; rib rout. 12c and lilo; three
poundi- Altouhhw. L’I‘Ic: lamb r-bopu. lie
and tilt: round, lac; humlaczcomed
‘ haefJJl. 10.12%. ()th thing- tapro-
patina
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Any moiety or individual having a
blink-Mindanao. loquroelltotho
1 ohildrm of mm X, (Mn-vellum
E DWTWWMIMA
toll» midte- elven Mm: 1H. Edward
filmrnd. ll liar-lull that-t. South
Norwalk. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
it ll said there in one Democrat in
woollen» dotmnimdnottom
moan-m In governor that hewlll
3.!”thde
andwiilmmdnymt
Thank: Thoma norm
Minimum will tolu- tin day all
plmamoddm Sitar» hour
cabin-d
Mmmammofthelw
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the Inlay in Mei-In- and m
mmmwmaw
minnow tumul-
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South Norwalk
meat: for more a Non»
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l'
1mm Alumnus-dingo card
had do unordWS.
0.3.. ml 1.3.. will aunt‘s? lb;
nukof knizht on the candidate- thlr
evening.‘
ll. 0. Baldwin and Jonph Tammany
went to Ilaulmry yesterday Ind made
lire; {31mm “or. Im
a»? Wucmrlf‘
lm:"flll
hon; Matthehhom Silvers:
mine. yummy.“ diphtheril. The little
one war buried this afternoon.
It in reported that the work of laying
the additional traok on the Danbury and
Norwalk railroad will be commenced an
eoonnsthelayingof thencw steel rails
in finished.
The Hungarian Sick and Benefit so-
ciety return their thanks to all who
were present at theh ball Monday even-
ing. November Ill, and helped the
society’s growth.
At Do'eloeh this morning the ham
meter stood at 31.13. which E higher
than it has been for a number of years.
Last Sunday it 31003de very high.
reghtering 3H».
Raymond Brothers shipped fifty bar-
rels of cement to-day for the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad. The
firm alao hm an order for 40,000 bricks
for the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing
company. ‘
——Pure cuties with pure cream. 5c a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Three boat.» with cargriee of coal arriv-
ed for J. H. Ferris yesterday. The Fred
Ill-Owen is Il'erchargiug at the Norwalk
Gas company's dock and the Albert Mc-
Williams and S. T. Billrneyer at Mr. Fer-
rii' wha'rves.
Yaterdny was extremely cold for the
amfiIn. The N. Y. Herold gives the
average temperature at 29 74‘. The ave-
rage temperature for the “Irrespmdinx
(late lost year was 52;, and for the post
fifteen years 46 2—3.
Governor Bulkeley. ('olonel William
H. Stevenson. mmpanial by Wt
Starhuck, went to Newtown but night
to attend Landlord lloulihan's annual
hunting banquet. Many other: from
this vicinity were present.
A meeting will be held in the “aback-
emo Hotel. Tuesday evening. December
l. which all local merchant: will be in-
win-rim attend. lor the purpose of form-
ing a locnl organization of lltr' Sloth
Merrhadtn' W‘intion, to prom-t the in-
tervals of lbs membern.
AL‘hrysnnthemunu in lull bloom. in
pots [mm 3'1 to u each. at l-'. S. Lyone'
guru-house. 2'3 High strvet.
Friday evening the matatn of ”The
Holy City" will be given in the Norwalk
thagregntional church by the Norwnlk
Choral li'ninn. Robe-ammo. under Pr»
freon linker, have been moat «neural,-
ing. and a rare treat is in store for lover:
of music.
At an adjourned meeting of the Nor-
walk Fire Police. hold in their rooms
but evening. F. l’. Seldom}; L. tirin-
wold and Janie Britto were accepted as
member». John lowth warrior-ted neo-
rctary to fill the vacancy tamed by the
nuixaation of H. t”. Masher.
Ihmrgo Buckley. of Norwalk. who on-
listed in the United Staten army five
year: ago. has received an lumrable die.
«large. and in now back among hid old
friomla. During his term of service his
company was outlined at different out
m.arvlbollalulataoteoiml
frontier lilo. mm... .._.
~hvuh ban for rotating lllcentu
pound. nt 1“. llnyrn’ market.
lammofthepriam'mumtand
ball given by Tynan-pitted Unkrn No.
I“. at W in} Irwin...the
Sm momma» Mom
other thing-
which that gentleman mull-Irina.
pended."
Theananalooneut and hail of Iron
lfouldmv‘ Union. No. W. of Norwalk.
leubo-nmarkdwithmh
wim- yean, will he held at Iludc
Amhmvhcm inhuman
pntforthbytbrmmlmeof amp
Int-III- I my mm. III. ball will
«limwprnvmailalndthekiad
umbydwllm
uMport and anal-genom-
pound. upwind- for O! att‘. Hunt
more.»
urethra-u! Bin-both W. Aldrich
mmmflnmdww
muffin-n1. 111MH- ul Btu-tad.
”new Il’knwtiun intimate:
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um.udm when»
Minimal the on! o! the Inn.
lit
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Remnants and Short Lengths
A AAAAAAA A ill
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk
" . AM “In no IAIroXIcirnn. ranrIIII'II. Ammo“.
what town-ha”; ”flair-Nou- The “ ‘ of the " I, “ In “' ‘ _, It..." .1 - u,
H ”dummy“; Elan Celebrated by a Jahttzc. Lou! flavours
The skylight was blown from the but
of gupbrnt’p new hotel Tuesday MW”
363;?“ Wit’i' IA»: . I. t“ 47'} IA
TE... new " no name
last week.
Acarloadoigrnlnw'upot in Mather
6: Grumman's new trove yeaterrlay.
Wichita Jack's de West Specialty
company will give an entertainment in
the town hall this evening.
Ivanhoe Castle worked the wound de-
gree Tuesdly evening: .
Oueof the Philadelphia andReading
Coll compnny's bursa went ashore at
Ring'a End Monday night and the heavy
IBI filled the boat.
"ilbur Bates was sitting near aetove in
his meat market yesterday morning.
when his clothing caught fire. The
blaze was hastily extinguished and he
wan uninjured.
There was a very small attendance at
the meeting in the temperance room
Honday evening, held for the purpose of
organising an Order of the United Ameri-
can Mechanics. Another outing will
be held next Monday. .
Bow-yum.
Work Iran been commenced on the
foundation of the addition to the Melba.
diet church.
Rev. (.3. (l. Cullen was imiallcd pastor
of the Baptist church last‘evening. There
was a large attendance and the services
were very interesting. the ninging by the
choir being particularly enjoyable. Rev.
1“. it. Home, of New York. preacher! lla-
serrnon and a number of visiting clerg-
nwa assisted in the services.
:
A Trot-Inna Badly taint-«I.
John B. Morton, the well-karma truck-
mnn. received injuries yesterday after-
noon which will‘ keep him confined to
the home for some time. He won on-
gaged with hit four-horse team in mm-
ing Royall.» Millard» Iombinod amine
and boiler from the freight yard In th‘nr
city to the factory in West Norwullr, and
was wand on top of the boiler. As he
was entflring the driveway leading tothe,
factory one of lltr' wheels vino-k a stone
and he was thrown oil. falling under the
wheels. He had presence of mind. how
ever. to call to the hull!“ and the!
stopped before the truck Ami over him.
Ilia right leg was much by the wheel
and the knm was laid open. Elia other
leg was badly injured and hi» flu?» some-
what bruised. lie was removed in a
house near by. and last evening brought
to his home on Taylor uvemre.
The Tale-Harvard Football ital-o.
The interval in the Y nle-llarvnnl foot-
ball game has never beforelwn 8-) great,
and Springfield will m the largest crowd
on blatant-y that has invaded its quiet
ntreeh for years. Almt every man in
the two colleges will go. on in shown by
the euorntoun sale of ticket. The Inna-
agm claim that they have u'cotnmmla-
than to ml ”.000 comfortably. The
grand Istamh arealmuot mmpleted and
willbe inspected inn day or w. lven
greater prepmatiom anI being made for
the Yale-Primeton game.
—-AolI for \‘anllouten’a (form ulwayn.
Pilll'bll Till!
When and Ilrrw Thy In“ Their lieu»
cl Beam“...
Curl llullwk. a student of William.
college. in vivitlng his uncle. licorice 13!.
Killer. of lligh Itrret. Nonvalk.
June ll. Ferris W this alarm-In
on a hunting trip to Swahili-id", fin...
to. and In. 0.“. Mann. of New
umbrmommoaguItMt
edit}, We: ,m I‘
Suvbt‘ry natal”. of lllélldt Midli-
m 'Aiilclntloll. 5th lhnlmry today on
Milli. married with the trade. -
Mm Hoyt b aiming the hornr
thew at lladlron liquor! (larder: today.
lilo- bydla June. of Rivenildr. bu m
turnedfm avidtat the Heirloom of
W. ll. tuckwood. flown lllll.
til. Kathnrluo Hoyt in home lronr
Hulk} N. J..wlwrubolutncliirtua
nourishing printd rebool She dam
attend the wedding of her Mr int
m and will run-la in mgr."
In «It
urn-um (I‘M m5
11» W Plum June. fro-I
Cumin. l. l.. W mined My,
whileuylnnobutmthe brand in
the we. The new. loaded with
um III-thud tor
the M‘I'm lif- Itmg mum.
mmmmm.m ,,
”momentum.“th
3N0“.
the m mum-rm
mmmrw cantor Wm mmml _
w‘mfienmwwi mm S"‘A’Iilr mum“. . . :3";
' mom on u. on.» to arm. Norwrdlr’s
W Its-Item mono club, of New York,
The running of the licem rhgime in
wan attended by I enroll hired riot.
who ilrllikll ‘tettcil‘tlww
Novella. diprairnlllfiarun’lt‘u
headof Main street and threatened to
W toadjaccnt buildingn. but when
the om of the latter attempted to
extinguish the {lam they were set upon
and severely handled by the crowd. Sev-
eral of the lemlers of the mob have let.
town and will remain away until the
aflarr blow» over.
on-luvlllo cup-I tuba new"...
An eilort at to be made next Monday
afternoon to reestablish meetings in the
Graniteville chapel Since Brother
Gibbs gave up hie meetings the chapel
has mid empty. There is a large num-
ber of children and young people in this
neighborhood who would gladly attend
service-II if some competent person would
take the renprmaibility of carrying it on.
At the meeting of the miniatern, on Wed—
noldny evening. a requrnt was received
from the Baptist Christian Endeavor
anxieties for permission to establish a
union meeting in the chapel. This re-
quest wan mantel, and the. meeting on
Sunday afternoon in to inaugurate the
efiort. Rev. 1". E. Robbins will preach
a aerator: at 3:30, and this will be follow-
ed by an open meeting for conference and
prayer. Rev. Archibald Wheumn will
explain the aims and methods of ill:-
wciety. and introduce the president. who
will initiate the work. All who are in
truer-Ital in’ having religious services in
thin diatrict are earnmtly invited to be
[JIM-ill. - Workers f rum all the Christian
Endeavor societiw and from the Ep-
worth league are particularly invited.
Fun.
The olrl~timo father and mutlwr were II
spanking ttmm.
All who invest in good deeds here will
be cutting coupons in the sweet by and by.
“Physician. heel thyself." is perhaps
the mint supérergrntory injunction that
ever honed frmn mortal lips.
\l'ifI~——' 'My dear. that horrid man next
door has killed the dog." Husband“
"Well, m-ver mind. my dear. I'll get
you anotln-r one mm:- time." Wilt»—
“But it when} my Fido that be killnl: it
my; your hunting dog." Husband (wild-
ly‘ya—"il'hr-n- i-I my mm?"
Young bridegrmm \‘looking our the
wedding Armenian—"fly love, herr- is on
Ituonymons note inclining a check for
“Mill.” Young lIrirle-"Why. if» in
papo'n handwriting! lon'l he gene-mun?”
"YA-II. my love. but mower—check is
nnonymoua. too.”
Jarkitenderly to the little brother of
her adored owl—"Would you like to
know a swret.fl'ornmy TollIIIt)‘—»"YorI
bet!" Jack—wwcll. for in love with
your sister." Tommy—“0h. that's no
secret. The family has talked about it
every day since Uncle Tom brought you
home."
Prof. (lreatmind-wl'oi. air. this mrtb
it 100,000.01” years old: not a «ny hm,“
Viaitor - "Wonderful! Womlerful 3"
[little girl tantalum-"0h. rut-a. It'll my
new doll.” Visitor—"Your child. I pro
Ironic. profeasor. How old is the?"
l’mf. Ureattnlnd~"l.hn~—er-—my dear
go IIIIk your mother how old you are."
The" Fourth (loom-II“. \‘lrtovy.
The fourth normative victory of “IA'
Y. ll. ('7. A. fruitbnll team wan won you.
lenlay afternoon on the l-‘nlr (lrnnndn in
their game with the Wentport eleven.
The man want to 0. After I). W. flay-
nnmd‘n mach down in the tint half
mm minted bytlu- Ion-of rev-
out «on boot man. and the phyrm
Mal to Allow a lack of miidrnce
Ammo mum'ommm
Willy W Allure their last
arm-am collie debit-Im- put npnn
“unholy-mo. There will hummu-
llotnrday. ulnar-y amino- of the team
will um theYaloullnrunl game at
fipringtmd.
Mainly Anion- " Hm baton
Will llltby. of Birmingham. the
clumpltm trick and fancy bicyclist of
the worldwhrne Mmmone
of them of tholiorwallr Wiesel
club“. MIMI walnut»
“Mandala claim lie rays that
momentum thinnflmof
mammal W. with his .100
www.m(lahhy‘nforhit tubby
toy: that hr don‘t think Canary m
m mumbmmwltha
ammonium. wen-Mum
the exhibition would his pineal! ar-
macadamia Ialdtliathe drought“-
Monaural-rampant.
mum-mun Wit-om
Iy in run Ant-mu nation.
Mm NW «A hint:- and
Next Monday “Trim, at Music Hall,
Manager Hoyt will give an the great
plinth «My drama; . mo limited
mi: "‘ 'l‘hdf‘llldtgodbdi‘nkliltyv “or tlié
MW Hill ht WW8 3‘4!»de
the thut‘m tovuffucation at m3)“-
forrnnuces. and the audience fairly went
the limited mail w} .by, and cries of
” Iod." "W." board when the
ph wires flashed In flaming letters
their warning of impending danger to
the train. The ocean: and mechanical
Infect» are striking, and on an elaborate
«rule. It is doubtful if two more reflective
and nkillfnll‘ handled mechanisms tlnn
the flight o the limited mail and the
telegraph scene have ever been witm
adhere. They are both ingenions and
ori
Idle-Ia of Ilia Stage.
To "fake” lines is to invent lines when
the proper 9m have been forgotten.
“ginger,"nnipeans that it lacks "snap"
and "go.”f‘
final entennce.
tion of in the programme or on the bills.
he is "featured."
not at its humor.
The play i-I called the “pivot.”
graphs and garden the "palm."
To "get hi» notice” is to receive word
contract hi-I m-rvice will not be nerwled.
money.
l'rnmpter" entrance. and
prnnlpter stands.
To “mow" It scene is to "gag"
tmduce lines which do not belong there
or forget their Tim's.
'A "black fm'n' not" is a variety "
hull 1mm.
To "hug the center"
audivm-v.
.\ "lly by night" mmmny is
night atand" la a stop for one night.
zip-I0! company a "snap" componyh
poor .wtnr II ‘T’ham
( «tinnitus! Patents.
Bridgcwrt. Form.
button holes; L‘han W. l-‘mter
Haven. steam generator; Matthew D
hemp. Hartford. cut-out; Edward H
lime. Waterbury. mettle
[night L. Smith. \\ aterbu
forum"
chuck jaw: Jam N. Skinner.
Britain. lathe chuck: Rheum-r llill,
South Norwatk. air cumprmmr.
Tfltllll MARK.
for malarial diorama.
A I'rmty Fault-o Thain-ed.
plot nwhinoi.
my lac-voided.
”A”... e. “mm“.-. W... ..,.
eu- A ileum of Contagion.
the to diphtheria
wild. Hate were thrown III the air when -
To say that n sceneor play wants more
A ”reception" in the round of applause
that greens an actor when he makes his
When one artist is made special men-
A "guy” line is a line that in no foolish
that the audience laugh at Ate absurdity,
the ac-
tor the "mom and the advent-slur; litho—
thal after the two weeks stipulated in the
An “own stage" is the stage with the
back very far up. and an "angel" is the
{ml that supports the show with his
The 0. l’. entrance is the "ommite
is norms the
stage from tho entrance in which the
or in—
and mmnking the other actors laugh
turn”
in burnt cork: a "turn" in the spatially
or act of a vaner performer or music
or “hot: thereu—
lrr" is to keep in the lttlt‘llllt’tlf the atom.
and so attract the cnt'tni attention of the
a com-
pany that leave-II without liquidating its
imh-bn-dmw to the landlord. and a "one
A theatrical failure is called :I ”font."
pom theatrical town a "jay" town, and a
The following were iwuwl November
17. 139]. List furn'nvlred from tlw ville-col
A. M. Wonder. III-licitor of Patent-s.
l-recland W. (ktrorn. liridgu port new-
iag nunhiue for stiching and «mlmg
. evv
Liddell New Haven. machine furl-over»
in“ win»; \lillinrn 31mm. New Haven,
IIIaclIine for radar In: and finishing
mrtrhlge shells: “alum ll. lllino. llart-
ford [nu-table. ole: tion booth: Hermann
.auopender
Inhdkile; William ll!l-'rwlrler,ry)lilfruit:i in-
our ti I mitts ohm mtnga n It:
WEN!» ”k Skinner. Newpllritain. l§the
ow
lrving If. Johmon. Thompson. remedy
A [may famine in threaten]. nil
thmugh the llflltt'm‘r of. those imidimu
At the computer own-
ing tlm‘lhaetilm have their hradquarterv
in New You the petunia an shipped
there. Thopariksn ml the Milieu
at the wintry-usury. and II II molt there
on now null) hay. each containing
Lilli) mania. otml nway in the mile.
Each has weighs norm wood». making
atotnl weight of 72.900 perturb, or a
toad but limb. when the deluge
hem. them were only 4.900 [up in the
vaults 11!!ny ollclaln here do-
cldedtolhlpthepennin around to the
did-rent «mm in only to gut
than inmolrculatlun if pom-ibis by the
holidayr. in this waya penny famine
Atdnmntmblyoflumtlonal
mmwuflwmn
mm.w.myuflemm
more Album were hedgeh-
Oeo tort WW mum.
which timid bu matter of comm
ialumummomndom
numbmubfiettotlwdilumufor
rm m m milk in w
Whirl» W.mawtowh.
out. Theta-thing»
Min true-ally tart-of children ureter,
umwdmm III'
Inlay W children mini-haw
William
scans mgaroom
‘3 oanirlimabeam .
Imam white chenille
J mextmealrnon
tampons
31 lbs rice
All kinds of fancy goods, such asthe celebrated Dow Drop
canned fruit and vegetables, Golden Gate peas, imported Jame, are.
All first class goods at reasonable prices. .
CharlesE. Seymour’s
A leading Arum. 33 Washington Street. South limit.
Pam! lb";-
no rival and no Ma
Sold at Plantar a d
lbhackemo Hotel. South
rfluglorwall:“MW Conn.
. Noni a]
”Koch's lymph odorle- my“ no aban-
lnte cure of oomumptton andlaan
mo of lupus have relapsed; " Eating
uleer.alrin tubercle. lupus by whatever
name known. III one of the all-worsen crun-
tyol oi methanol Bhnd
tab In neutralizer and
llrhlnhtou- of all modulator and
taints. N literal. nofaIlnreI, j" '* .. ._ “"-
° '9 A wnnvrnn.
gnftrtainmrtdx
And
Linnm
Drama.
THE'
The one Supreme Novelty of a. Decade.
lag Likeit Evern'eea.
Twot‘arlourinof the )lnI-t )1
and Pondemrh MM ban
131 I" first in
Ev or Pinned.
l
the night of tbr limited mail 5
the thrilling on: it at rug.
‘ the nwe—inxpiring electrical
at!" is
death nimrzglr of tho lth er.
the Itornlerml ' ~
54' I. ac.
l0“ Home Singing the i’raisre of The
blunt-cunning will «14 rue
IllSlll lllll. Slllllll llllllllllK,
l. )l. thl'T. Manager.
Monday, Nov. 23.
The Phenomenal Sorrow of the Age.
Elmer B. Vanrr's “mitotic Railroad Comedy
Limited Mail.
.Vut B—
itieent Scenic
trim. mph
i.‘ him 1'? hr
ilrIl ”b
hm:
"ruin; of
Seventh
0
Annual
F
of Norwalk. Conn" in
egg. Ir) , W,
MUSIC HALL,
Til amnion no EVE.
BBNBEBT and BALI.
Iron Mulder: llnion, lo. 209,
' Wednesday, Nov. 25.
Nimic by Prof. Heine's: Uh'bi‘bm.
Prof. S. H. Richmond. Prourpter.
TICKETS - - $l.00
Admitting “optimum and larliev.
(‘ommittnmi' ormnwznmrnh: “’m. .T. Kritll.
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minim may be Mr with an m-
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the lI: til
moon:
ORSE BUYERS
“radiations,
Hutu "dam!
“8“. CLANS,
Wednesday. luv. it
lustrian Juvenile land—40 Buy:
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Tuvalu} . Nov. :36.
TllE UNITED MAIL
Thumbs}. Nov. 95.
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Telephone held until 3 p n.
”(1an no 1).”anqu
out.“ I!
more
for huh.
I: the Horse
Fine Coach Home. Elegant“
Family Horses, Grocery
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Envy Truck Hornet,
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All Hormonaldbythiaeep
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tahlinhmemare war-ran
H. PARSONS,
Brooks!“ Stock Farm.-
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BllNNEll’S THEATRE -
Tlillr‘rlllty Matinee and Evening. Nov. 19.
BlElEllllll'S BIB IIISTRHS.
Saturday Manure and Elwin... Nov ".1.
OYN‘I'I'IRS. l’RUl’l'l-‘l
VEflmABLFJlI BUTTER. P1065.
L1IBIISB,LABD.3ll0Ul.Dm
BOIIOHNA AND CANNED
In tart Bum! lute om
Taylor fiycolden.
Baal Estate and Insurance.
WISHIIBTBI STREET.
ham
gem will l
a ply to Deanna: Erasure,“ alum .
I)“ ll.
'rlta
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TW 0 girls 4an “rook and hunflzzhe
other Di ch unbermaid and waltrm,
ply tohlra. t hurlm T. Raymond. l6 \\ It! hington
street. South Sorwalk. n19 lw
)osl'rlo'v ol any kind by tuna and wife.
Mon. ca nter pointer and thornu
lmrwman “in: be p in home work. en
ilullttr'n per month. and board for two. Ad-
tin-en. ll. 0.. this» office. n19 It
X‘M. quart milk cans marked “J ti. 6." on
the bottom. returned to the Depot Ree-
tannins. It ill pay :centn each tor name. all!!!
Arompetent girl we cook and ladndreu.
W ages sift r mouth. Apply to Mrs. H.
“backward 42 avlor avenue o'!’.t
TO LET.
5mm canto; fa; 33min." "a...
' Burrttt avenue. Modern improvement...
tet‘hmfir F. Clark. IAHAIIinrard‘i alvwnub.
”Mill
Eli “'il"
Elli
“T F. Baum. second Mortar. ilnllfiand
. Y mnkiin «reels. booth Norwalk nl'J-ilt
110C“ 5‘}. on High street. r ontaining II rooms.
lin good r omlition; also house on Grove
2—! rert ( cumming Illl. the modern I nor talcum,
with a roomy l’Irti'nm't rear of lot. Taylor dc
all If
Holden
I 0152 on Fourth avenue. near corner of
4‘ .ove atreet. Hut Norwnlk. APP? 1-0
Jar ob Ill [out on.
FIVE rooms on second floor to a small fam—
ily Apply to J. .1'rnwe.3WaI Ive-
r..ue moth )IIIrwulk. nlnrf
._..~ -A, W.
\. ., E of :rmrmn IV“) I: Homnmlreue
1 “Eur?“ ->mlnlll.t~ walk frumllepot. line
view of harbor lxtqml't: st More If
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Cu B or lodge room. Arm. st Amman};
I second film Swartl rk Corbelt 3 building,
Kl \\ Arabington ntreet. Rent Slit per month.
Moe n. tf
_ "A fl, .
llOl 5E near Elm Grove store.’ . rooms
water ‘In rent ,to. Aply to John ll.
Knapp. \iwarlat\o.l01'ohm street. sewn
mums. rent SlL. on; r!
b.
'1‘“ 6) homes. one at 50.31 and the other at
.m- \u. 34 It outward avenue. Rent SB and
Apply to .E‘ A. “oodw
1'“ ti blilnefi on )2 l3 Neck. for “nail familiar
live rooms em in newly painted:
water; rent 91. Apply to John}!
W cat at.
good
H. A???‘ 3?.
[‘03 SALE
M" illL'rl-l La roan horse. good for an
11 work. Page low. Apply at thieofllee. '
\K“ homily on tedar street containi
A room: and good attic and will: r. wit
”x3” feet thorn Iiw minuta- walk from
lll‘ptrl. I '1» up and reawoaalzle terms. inquire
nf I" nun... bullllt Sum nlk. alum
L iiJllSIv l 01‘ Am ~nlr‘ for $3" on the in-
smllmenr plan; no inn-rat: rm I'uiry
prurs foruny lrvls; 'he3 are graded and d
il’. be In“ nvrlw frrt to lift mid water. App
tot' B. Multb. no tr 1 2 ball ground. “00dif
mam av.cnue or t'ltf
- lh nor harreld. Apply to Geo liawe
10” {ll )inin Irma-t. Norwallr. I'Kt' silt '
F0“ SALE 0]! T0 BENT.
‘3' rllllll' mum bonu- on Henry Atreeum Emit
‘ \oroalk in splendid (our ltlun. Burn.
r‘ruit Immnd good well of utter on the pram-
to: l'o-mninn immediate» Apply to M.
ll "lnilu. at link h. Bailey a: i' o. e. Mutb Nor-
“all: 031 ff
REAL BRTATl‘l.
Tlil‘l
WBBDWABD HBMESTEID
IS BEST“). in?! is FOR SALE.
on LT
$6,500
l8 ASKED Fllll TllE H008! III
Mill, llll TWll IBIES 0F
Bllllllllll, lllllllllllb TWELVE
Illllflllll HITS.
All the remaining Iota anyhow
, offered for sale.
BEBSHBM llATMllllll
l3 IllITll Illl STIEET.
lDlIlllLK‘fl BLOCK}. SOUTH NORWAIIK.
These are the horn lots for the
money naked, anywhere in the
city limits.
EVE“ LOT l3 WELLEI‘I’IIITEI
'l'hihk (illicit if
YOU WANT ONE!
They are being bought all the
time. T
A Hill cuss Bl “BUSES .
are being built there.
lllBl TlllS PBBI’EllTl Bill
and inquire for terms of
Taylor a Golden.
CHRISTIAN SWABTZ
Washington St
PENNSYLVANIA
l“. ,
Si 2.50 Round Trill.
ml in: twin.
WMWfi
Norwalk Chronicler