that we are eel
elm the hell, we
, ilEllEllY.
it Will (lure You.
it have I mutilate stock or
indium w
litmus
~13
littanarilla
This Space Rational for
Inrehllarman’s
7%;
l.“ rebel”; otktr ml: were
3de Guillermo mm
W More
‘ ”bushel” tkflmi W
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JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and War.
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TWJ'QIu “:0 minor
rum month. cents;
r
$2.50: 3 months
novice, 2 menu.
mill-Into" Alain-Ito turbo-omit. ,
at not Hit-t
‘EW tori Herald Weather Format».
in thin doom unloy lair and hazy werther
will pmbalrty prevail, with nlkhtly higher
imiwruture and fresh northerly utndn. lol-
luwed by I lmuilnm On Sunday fair to part-
ly (lowly. Nightly warmer weather. continu-
, .’ togon Sunday
St. Mary” II church fnir opens at the
()pern llouIIe this etching and Ivontinuon
ninenightu rrrrrr
W. H Hoythasplnoodu large power
trip hammer In his Irori railing works on
Water ntreet.
Two good teams and a trotter have
been sold to New York parties this week,
from llrmkside Stock Farm.
A amiial meeting of the Fire Police
will be held at their headqturters on
Monday evening at ti o'clock.
-—A No. 1 meals at Smith's Washing-
ton market, at rcwnable prices.
Frank meks. of Norwalk and Miss
Dunn. of Pom-boom, will be married
Tlmnksgiving night in Porteheeter.
Bishop \V'illiamsi will mnfer the rite
of confirmation to a large elm» at (lrnce«
church on the eighteenth of next month.
he you crmetipated': Dr. Richardson 5
Coward, Rhubarb and Senna Anti-tow
utipntion Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for be. or 100;.
sample.
~(fbrysnutIII-mum5 in full bloom. in
pots. from 25:,- to 531 web. at l". S. Iryorrs’
grewnn-lxonne,~ ”’1 High stunt.
W L. Bldgtlttf the freight agent of the
Danbury and Vorwalk division of the
Economic railroad, in this city, lethe
happiest man in town. His will» promot-
ed him With a pretty little daughter last
night.
.\ numlwr of the friend» of Frml l'illviw.
Wlnv is rIIIploywl at ('mfnt & Kuapp's
lunar); XI). 2. surprised him at his home
in West Norwnlk last evening. Dunning
and a line collation were among the
pleasant features of the evening.
L'uanI-t'tir-ut 1wtr~iormz~0rigiuab lint-
uey tiny-l», (term: \\'. llurgin, William
W. Morgan. Janna-I llnlpin. locml,
Edward T. Jillsou. Jr. Original widows,
etu, Mary (ionic-It. Bridget Barry. "0‘
Imrn Robinson. lbmliellilhert. "31730!
Lyon. another).
~l'orr» toilet“ with pure rrmm. K a
mp depot nmumnt. Open all night.
l'mttnuotvr 1'. ll. llIIbhell, u! the
through pad office. has nwived Imrd
(rum thrown] Hunger W. H. Slowdown
that :I mull unused phanty in tho renr of
tho Norwalk station of the llimeabmiv
mud will be torn down. The building has
for: long time been II [mbliI-vyemre and
)tr. linbbell is to be rongmtulnted upon
gutting it moment.
«it (ierslmrn Raynurml'e home mar-
ket. you can buy wrmhmi, "in; air-
loin. tor: rib rout. 12c and We: three
prmltdn rhoulder. 151'; lamb I'hopr. lilo
and ilk: round. lzv: burn. lac; corned
bee-Loni. :0. Hr. Other thingn in pro-
l
The llelknnp’l'en (30,. «It liridmiort.
hm given any bunch-«la or air gun.
outline yetto bar «I! a minute eon»
ulnlmon tun. inking murder. or gun.
They minute.- everything to give per-
tm Iutldfnetlm. If there to nothing
you wont. urltvto them for Wotan.
uhmrlreltmyouvltkclub
ooh-III. swarm»
»,.WWW
It. ll. Writs. who merely injuml
lithium by telling Iqaluit big rate. no
told in yuitndly‘a man. not to
Mimi: My otm.whereo
Malayalam Mun-alumn-
tkmwhtebmtly mm. M'
Merl”, ow br- vrili not be Ible to
mkboptktormm Inform
Imnore merely lawman Itlm
, masturbation-army
W in W today for
1W
gtke
Mum-Wkly.“
My,” We”
Want; a the Uno- in mirror
III-Wham
hwfldhrrlluko Mike
Wanamaker «turd
”one he»... i ...e-«
south Norwalk.
THE li‘YFNIliG summer
loetheblg gamein Springfield to-Inor-
VOW.
A new iron cool wngon arrived on the
propeller Eagle lust night for Raymond
Brothers. ’3 ,
nadir. has MW] third the Win no
vention of the W C 1' U "
Unicorymnu Frank P. Day. of Van
szdt urepne, East Norwalk, ismimudy
ill with oil attack of the grip.
fil'reoh hour for routing 10 cvubm
putrid, at I". llnyI-II' market.
Rev. cho F. Bartholow, who in pre-
pnring for lhe In ‘ at the Boston
Univeridty. will in the South
Norwalk Congregationhl Church next
Sunday.
George Kceler, dealer In boots and ”limb.
hair removed from 168 tollill Washington
street, where he will open for laminae to
Inorrow morning. He carries a full line
of family shoes.
Burglars entered Mrs. Life's young
ludieo' seminary at Rye. N. \'.. while the
pupils were at supper, last evening. and
ransacked the building. seeming. it is
thought, about $1,500.
Justice Townsend lined II man giving
his name IIII Thorium Haddock 82 and
coon; this morning for drunkenness. and
sentenced John Leonanl to liftwn days
in the county jail for vagrant-y.
—.\sk for \‘nnllouten’s (‘ocon always.
.i. R. Raymond has the mntrnct to
build :I six-room cottage for blwurd
Saunders. on Myrtle avenue, East Nor-
wntk. and dim a born for W. h“. Honford.
on Maple avenue, East Norwalk.
The otticem of the brigade. t'. N. 6..
have begun the organimtion of :I perma—
nent «*Itliceni' admonition. Lieutenant—
(‘olouel (.‘mwe attended the preliminary
morning in New Haven Tuesday evening.
Captain Front m appointed a member
of the committee, on permanent organi»
notion.
About forty members of the South
anrvnlk Athletic Itlnb met in their
nmnolmt owning. and rerun-ml their
lire! boson in gymnast“ from the new
instructor. Professor KillI-nhuok. of
Britlgt'tmrt. The uu-mlxw u-«n- wry
t'nllllblimllt‘ and the Piston llrllllxlu'.‘ to be
:I Very fillt‘t't'aih‘l'lll one.
D
mluucnnbuy Izhoiu young turkeys
for iii rent» a pound finest in the hind
at l". llnyis' market.
Judge Lyman l). Brewster. of Dan-
lInry'. Senator D. M. lbnd,of ilridgepirt.
nod I-xol‘ounty l 'ommisuium-r Nathan M.
llelden at Wilton. have been anointed
opportune by Judge Hall. in the Super—
iortfourt.ot the launder Wilcox pmperty
on Ely avenue. now owned by tax-Sheriff
('. Swnrtz. The date of the hearing has
not yet III-on set
To the requiem from l‘omptroller Stuuh
that :I wprrwntntivo «I! the ( ‘(Inuolidotml
road appear lit-fore the slow board of
«Ionization in Hartford nIeIIpluin about
the "11'!“ hour of utmk. Tmuun-r
Squire has replied that tlwmnunny will
gladly amwor any quantum he may Ink.
mu member at the board. lint will not
send II mull“? IIII mgunotml.
“PM exhibition of rbryinnthemunui
III F. ti. Lyons" green More. 2‘: High
“M. DOM full tone them
Then rune large attendance sit the
package mun] given by the
lbybrmk Temperate My in the
L‘Ion (lo-pd Tatum Reform An»
doth»: bull tut evening. Adam-Io
were male. and aunt recitation and
real detection. were given. Thur-m
when joined Hominy. The hotly-l
“I greatly enjoyed by “mm end
proved n Ami-rial m. netting about
is). whlrh will he need a the foundltion
forthwdrk nod benefit fund.
WWI. RoyalAmuqu.Idd~
oil mm mtlmtrmyutoetrcle
Manning. PM Regent Brown and
Vla- Rmnt Winfield»! fierln limb
Ghoul. Wort linen. were mot and
my. mumqu
of flrhg. Theyrrfllbrettbeflrhtllor.
mflhomuutbhll ”I’m duo-durum.
WWWMN the other:
“It thought that alarm (Well
woulddotbeirfullrtiue Winnin-
anthnvorld-etde ottbe
qummwwmkm
at mm. tutorial. subdued
Mummmmdoingmuch
Whitewater humanity.
Mus. C A Knight. of South Main dog with )1th Wkwudtl Balm!” rhowul NW NW We“
I'm-tut mummies drain the
"To make room tor
. s. ‘ attractive bargains in Dress Goods. bqkliinlnz
. Monday. McVember lath
Remnants and Short Lengths
Muir that lorerrof football deI Everett Onterbmh bar moped n
Minna-clerk tantrum Hale.
The boot Minnie in discharging II
cargo of coal at Raymond Brottum.‘
dock.
Tthui, Vin Wmhmtlmewn ..
avenue. ,. .. _
John (laninn, of Winnipuuk. was a
father for the thirteenth time loot Tues-
day. it was a girl.
The Woman'ri Relief Corps on; in the
Sons of Temperance hall in the Gazette
building yesterday afternoon.
III» Hand K. Francis. of High street,
who has been critit'ally ill with typhoid
fever, in much improved to-dny.
.r‘r’
Miss Annie Brendon. who but been
an invalid for home time, died at her
home on Bayview avenue. this morning.
-—Dou't buy your turkey until you
have visited the People's market. 21 Wall
etm‘t.
l'onduclor ClnIrh-II Vaughn. of the
Duubury It: Norwwk division, was mar-
ried Tuesday to Mm. lhmhnoil in Don-
bury.
lilies Fri-data Taylor. daughter of
"Fritz." of the Gazette. is seriously ill of
intermittent fewr at her home on
Urt’ll: ml elm t.
The regular met-ting of the Union
Impel Temperance Reform .lukiointion
will be held in their hall on tlmbridge
this evening. The public cordially in.
vited.
Fred S. Ambler. of the Y. ll. ('. A.
foot lull team has :1 "imply hint-k eye."
the result of muting in contact with the
foot bollandabig WmthmIr in Wm]-
neuluy afternoon's game.
“I'll. Gouge 1“. Writers retunied home
yestenlny from Boston, where she llflrl
been during the rust weekatteuding the
national convention of the Wonmn'o
Chrietian Temper-anon: Union.
The civil tune of William Lawlor vs.
Ferdinand Schlitt will he tried llllUl’o
Juetivv- Mead this owning. Attorney
Walsh nppI-arn for the plaintitl and At-
tiruey Hurlbutt for the defense.
The foot ball team of King's- school.
Stamford. and the Adelphi Academy
mmmr llrmklyn. will play twnmmm‘
ulternoou in Stamford. .\ number of
South Nurn'ulk people will attend.
«Home drained poultry at Smith:
Washington umrket.
Tin- Norwulk Chorul l'nimi will render
the stirred cantata The Holy (“fly by
tlnul. in the Norwulk t'ongregntionnl
I-hun'h this evening. and the Stamford
Oratorio mx'irity will sing Handel's “Sani-
oou" in the Presbyterian vhuroh of that
plum: ut the some time.
The entire nation of the court of rom-
hmring tha- t‘lhil‘ of Sarah J. I'omstock et
III re. William ll. Uliuoteud and the
munter suit of the latter nguitoit the
formrr‘II husband. Zulmon t‘omotock,
audthohmring was not finished when
the murt ndjmirmwl. The question in
dispute "u the boundary liners of tin
pnIpertI of the prinripols in tluvsuilb.
John McNeil, the nwwt «ingot and
tilirhitiun worker. finished his work at
the )l. E. ohun-h. llarion, but owning.
He made no rhnrgm for his oorv icon. but
m-eivnl about .35 or II gilt from II gum-
ful pimple. Thirty dollars of thin was
ruler-II by the IIpecinl rdorto of Him
Parole 1W. 3 young lady who run
very hopefully converted during the
met them open-int medium.
Him Janey when at the l’eoyielIl
market. II with um. I
Mr». P. T. llurnum hire ironed invite~
tlIIrIII to when of the Bridgeport prom
for this evening or 8 o'clock IIt "Noun-3'
This in in conformity With the wish of
the lute l’. 1’. Barnum, who before his
«teeth upturned the desire that an.
thorium. at on only ditto, invite the ob-
torn and reporters of the two] you. a.
comm-modem theilrueorobmrlm
which the great murmur lmportol. and
to which during his but Ilekmu be of.
food of running.
Abomrrhlrhwbelnudrimidoku
Rim street, Small. yenterdny alien
mdututbetdldmmtnlndrbw
Intertidal-poutookbeI-Iuepnflwt
Mount-gupmthm
"ammumnm. III
WMWWWHIWIM
animal In: into II wagon trending III
Monte-ohm Itolemd bully
Wit. mmmfitmmto
mumtdmm.
but arm or. tip II Inked-Inning.
limo.
xq‘...
7-7—.“
“Inorganic.” .
in
momentum
IIII‘dlINlhIIthbeMM“
mun plea.» was Iit’t’uplt'tl ymtrnlny in ‘
Honda! Goods
JT YEHY LOW FIGURES
A. lllllllllHAH cl SUN,
84 WashingtoII Street.
'we 'wIII miter some
South giNorwalk
on»
PEOPLE Toll K30".
Where and [low 'I’tuy Spend Their “our:
of Recreation.
land of Daubury. are visiting in this
Fill? . . . .
I. A. remind tlrlucitytattondedthe
Hauler-day. _
uni. E. w. Wei-d, of South Norwnlk.
has been Visiting her sister. Him Lillie
Budd, in Weston.
Poatt'nuter Fitohmf Wilton. is con’
teniplnting II trip to North t'arolina to nt—
tend the llnlI-igh requisition.
Homl'runk 1'. Harder and wife. of
(InuieIton. N. Y.. are vieiting )lr. third»
er‘s brother. Rev. (7. M. Pegg.
Minn Minnie tloethius. of Nowburg,
N. Y.. is visi ting at the residence of
James H. Nash. Bayvlew avenue.
Mr. and Mn. .i. Y. Darroiy, of Hunt
Norwalk, went to New Yuri-i yesterday
wattend the home show
Square Garden.
Mini Annie F. hmbey returned to New
York this morning. after spending a
week with her lInItlIer. lhrun'ni lenhey, of
Ely avenue.
Mm. Thomas R. Duty. who. since the
death of her husband. has him the guest
of Warden Kinder. left town yesterday
for Newbnrg. ‘S. Y.
Frederic Bronson and family have re-
turned to New York. after spending the
summer ill the plmant Verna mansion
on Greenfield Hill. They have gone to
their New York home at lT-l )lndieou
nvetmo, where they will prolxibly remnin
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Elwood. of Cleve
laud. Ohio. who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Olmstend, of
Norwalk, for the [not month. returned
home yimrrdny. They were. accompan—
ied by Harrie Elwood, of Orchard filfl‘t'l.
who hum armpit-d a unition in Cleveland.
Slllh ALS F08 .I .lRlNllllS.
(Ibo-sea on tho (‘oanu-tleot (Your During
lktolnr.
Tin-United State-s (bust and l‘nxfletic
Survey in its notice, to mariners nutm- the
following thought and oomx‘tions for
th‘mln-r on the l'ouneoticut coast»
Long Leland SounIl——.\'cw lluwuhnr-
bur li,.ht Thislight now shuns a rod
sector ext: titling from north r 1. Bl, met-
erly to nurtlu mt: east The l-unriI'IgII
ttr‘r approximati- and given from sm-
mini.
.er llnvI-n lIIIrlIor t‘llll'dlll‘t‘-*~;\ IIL'II'k
boll huuy In; been plurml III 2‘2 feel of
water. wutliwest. Ledge light hearing
must. nnrtlwmet l utter. distant 9—10 of u
mile. to mark the western breakwater
now in r‘tllll'tll‘ of mustnirtion.
l‘islII-rs' lslnnd Sound. North Dump-
ling: light. 1'th light is now fixed white
with n lire-d rml let'tor extending from
west i south through eastward and
southward to north. mrtheruit 5 east.
The bearings are approximate and given
from mrwnnl.
A new buoy has been pluI-ed oil l’nr-
mange l'oint. It u u red spun buoy in
27 (wt of water. about me feel mutlumt
from the it foot spot shown in n "Hilton
from which l‘umiunge Point bean-I mot
by south distant l of a mile.
I'mful ltuowloge.
Frnltt ”and "ultwkt'r'pllm.
To purify water. burn: 11 email ling of
obnrv‘onl in it.
For ImIthm-be. try oil of mfm. and
apply it frequently, if ner'ruuiry.
Vim-gm bottle-I may be cleaned with
crunhnl eggshells in I little water.
It the color has been taken out
of IdIkII by fruit statue. ammonia will
usually rmtnre the molar.
Tn brighten «trim». wipe them with
warm water in Irhirh lIIIII boon poured II
. low drops of ammonia.
A good lininII-ot for inllunimutou.
rhoumutiunmwulliupmuu. in olive oil
Well saturated with mmplmr.
must never be used when water and hmt
m to ennui in cont-rt with it.
nimnu. abominable odor may be 1m.
ed by piecing rim on the more.
and It Ivlll nbmrb much or the odor.
elderl.
nuke u pleas-tit pillow.
lung troubles
their trash and tripe dry.
The Miml’lorence and Grace llnvi- I
at Madison-
A grulr-entent is melted IIluIII. but it
When onions are being «mind. the
Tnporlty the air in a newly-painted
room. put non-rid tutu or water in it.
To vimr II mm; of clinker». put II hand-
tIIl of melt into it during a bot lire. When
void. remove the clinker: with u out
Pine shoring from tuft pine wood
They have
special curative virtues for mngbunnd
More ink stain from silver plated
ombyrubblug thorntvlth I MIM-
ot chloride of time aid mar,
Clean collars on Irwin: when. men'r
mu. etc“ ll! musing with numb
Wheat-mytndmmlmdpfl»
hired by «king: lotion. cutting ltln
tumillpoueuttbepbmlmnltandrub
murmur. ATTRACTIONS.
15...... of ' ‘
Local Play-Goon.
, "The Limited Mail," the attraction at
Music Hull next Monday uizht, war
written by Elmer E. Vance, a medical
telegraph" and milronder. The St.
Wltepublimnmyooftbeplay: “The
lliuhtof the limited mail is decidedly
the best railroad ‘rcene etor [muted
I0
the stage. exploding II warning torpedo,
and stopping in the out beyond and back-
’8
blood taintp.
no that and no relapses.
Sold at Plaisted‘s
Malmkemo Hotel. South Norwalk Conn.
here. The engine and train dash across _ ,
"CB
V
l
Pinter" Ill-yr:
"Kochslymph oliman yet no aha»
lute cure of consumption, and many
lllrll‘ll of lupus have relapsed." Eating
ulcer, skin tubercle. lupus by whatever
name known, to one of the dramas oom-
Iletely under control of theb‘actus Blood
All kinds of fancy goods,” such as the celebrated Dow Drop .
canned fruit and vegetables, Golden Gate peas, imported jams,
All that class goods at reasonable prions.
CharlesE.Seymour’s
letting Grocer. 33 Washington Street, South Nowell.
hueunal'nrand
eliminator of all serotonin» and
No mineral. no failures, ‘ ~
flatworm ls.
swath:
drug store. under 1.
drum and longer. diIeeflrmiI Sauteed. Hamid.
‘ " flurmrpecialtimtorut‘ew doyeurez.
‘3, at: new beam
till: now raisins
some tomatoes ,
II can: sugar-corn
3m limobeanl
2cm linolwhite cherries
78 cans extra salmon
20m
eeeeeerré
Gm]
J
Taylor 8i Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
. WISHINBTQH arrest.
Willi? NQBWALK, mug...
malt!
WANTED.
* 'I'IIAw' sewm‘pmcd' Ex hex-carom
I mu a ml) to Doomed: B mhard. 80th
Norwnl ona.
‘ 1‘“ 0 glrlm— One “cook and hnml‘r::_th;
other nachnmhermnid and waitress. Anvi-
ingtothe station. The audience fairly
went wild over this scene."
COI'LBN‘T TAKE A JOKE.
The lion-rerun: PIoa-untry or an Alert
Funny Mill.
[The early riser was out watering his
gram when the funny man came along
and stepped on the bone.
The early riser turned around to are
what had shut OK the water so suddenly.
and the funny man laughed at him.
”(let otl that bone!" exclaimed the
curly riser.
"Oh. don't mind me," said the funny
man. “Go on and water your grit-Is."
Then he noticed that the nozzle was
randomly pointed in his direction.
"Here! l’oiut that the other way!"
he cried.
The enrli riser glanced down at the
bomb.» and his fine lit up nith ph unite.
Annuim; to abut oil a llldllri water,
isn't it?" he asked.
"But. my dear sir." t-xyvstulnted the
funny man. "I didn't—m"
“It's intensely funny." Silltl the early
riser; "you'd better get oil that hose."
“But I can‘t." said the funny man.
at me. and if I do —-——"
"Uh, well, I'm in nohurry; interrupt—
ed the early riser. “If you enjoy it I
don‘t know that l have any reason to
object."
“I: sat down on the railing surround—
ing his glues plot and rested tha- nozzle on
his knee. still keeping it pointed toward
the funny man.
“I say." said the latter. "if you‘ll turn
that the other way I'll get all."
"Oh, I wouldn't put you to so much
trouble." said the curly riser: enjoy your-
roll."
The early riser held the nonlelmtwwn
his knees while he took out a cigar and
lit it. The funny man \vnti'hed him pull
it for it IIIIIIIIIIrIt. Then he said:
‘Sm- hero. old man. my lvg's getting
still."
“\Vliy don't you Slllfl legs?"
early rider. disiIIteresu-dly.
The funny mun tried it, szdezI slip.
and Ihestrvnui llllllml remhml himrbe—
for» he mold get his foot on the hose
mm. The curly riser chuckled.
"Shy. l'll break your head?" cried the
funny man. vrritmlly.
"All right. returned the early rip-r.
carelessly. “But be careful or you may
slip oil the bone again.‘
The funny man glared at the early
flaw! a moment and then said:
"if I worms menu nay-III urn l'd go
into the Irm‘nankeI-o' limitless."
“if I were no funny III; you are." said
the early riser. no he leisurly pulled hie
vigor. "I'd hire out to n burlesque I'orw
why."
The funny man tried to walk :Ilongtho
hot-Io to get further away from the mute.
but the writer sported out n little with
mohair-p and limitopped. Then he got
deejmte. etemiell oil. and started to run.
The IIIMIIII wright him in the middle of
the book.
When he got out of rouge he turned
zitul'uhook his flat at tho impmnii‘r curly
fit!!! and mode nonu- torrible threats.
And the burly riser IllulW‘d no he
began watering the grunt again:
"Funny that II funny man I‘nn't tube. It
joke on himoelf. 'wt‘bimgo Tribune.
Morin llutolikln floaty on “new.
Judgment to mom Ml MS and note
from the my of llridgeportJun been
given by Judge J. l. Bull. of the Super.
tor court. In flamed", lint.
and Fe e.bruary Ill-N. the vity borrmred
moo tram Frederick A. and Dwight
llotvhklm. giving (our demand notes at
minority. After the dirprflo uruoe among
the heirnof B. llotcbklui. among other
thing» othelied by the philntitfnln the
tint unit were “IMP notes. Thorium
but. Mover". [men outgnml to Maria
llotchklin. of New York. lint payment
was refined her. The city declined to
make payment tor tear tbnt them-orig
party mightbepald end then payload
wouldluvetobouadeueeoudtlrne.
uni. Ii» con-oriented.
Paper-II were armed Wedueulny on the
W road in the suit brmrght by
Prtriek notion of Willingford In “minin-
trnmrotthemteott‘nnknohrn, who
«I killed on the grate era-Ito; than
August G. while driving in front of n
"Itching freight min. Drum to the
unmet of 05.0!» are claimed nod negli-
pweouthcpirtof thennd‘empioyn
II “WW
asked the
trmpbuut‘whwmyum
Inna Mop-unaligned”
humanitarian.
“Mahmmmlnaull
may plan. m mne- III-ad
hmuwmmnrumwkfi
annuity».
Home In a ram which no at“
lg,
Limit
1. M. HOYT. Manager.
Drumd.
THE
Rollmud ('omedy
The one Supremr quity of u lit/rude.
lm: Like. it l‘lrrr Non.
E\t‘ l’ Stage-l
HUSH: lllll, Sillllll IIIIIIII.
Monday, Nov. '23.
The l’benomcnnl Sui-em; ot the Age.
Elmer E. \‘unre's Hallstic
limited Mail
Nuth-
Tool 'nrlmulenf the Most \lagnilir'ent 54 unit
and l’IImlI-rmh Mm lIuniI .Il firth-I to
the flight of the llmitnl mull.
the th rlllint: wru-
et’ler I
540K".
I I‘ owe lu-piting Ilutrhul
blood- «mulling: mill 6‘ t' or
wonderi‘ If.
k
h
3.
dI-utb Intrugglv .It the lever
ill:
acne.
MHorn-5‘ Singing the Praises of The
tell-gr: tub
ply to Mm. (‘ harles’l‘. lltuymond. llthahington
ntn- at. South Noru'ul k. n19 lw “
ALL quart milk more marked: EMF:
the bottom. returned tothe Ilepot Rh:
tnumnt. W ill pay :‘eentuem hfnriuune. nltlzlt
T0 LET.
1 ”USE on Monroe street. Aply to R. H.
Rowan, earner Main and 3 curve streets.
firmth NIIrnnlk. n35)“
\SEX- Jimu Cottage for small lamilymn
Burritt av.enue Modern improvements.
Apply tot'bester T". Clark, leuulntanl uvemw.
South Vorvralk. anf
‘r\ F Rooms mood noon cor. Uiilou and
Franklin streets. Math Norwnlk. trim
l DUST: on High Idea. remaining 8 rooms.
. nil In good I rmditiunmlm house on Grove
«I hrr‘t touteiniugnlt the mode rnmnveniencts.
uith II room) lmrnou rear of lot. Taylor &
lmlllnn. all if
IIOT SF. on Fourth avenue. near I-orrrero!
I'uv. street. Elan: \orvmlk. “wit to
Jan-ob)! laytun. not It
I)“ F. worm on wound floor toasinall fam-
ily. Apply to J. t I' rowe 2\\'th ave,
flllr". South Somalia. nltltf
Si. Wk: 01" Iroomp Merl). L'Hommedteu's
«ore. .‘IIninntes walk from depot. Fine
kit w or harbor inquire II! mire. tf
lltll SE mar Elm llruve store. I rooms
a liallir in. l'v III Elli Apply to lolm H.
Knapp. AlsnaIlut No In Tulles street. mu
mums. rent fill. 03” f
‘W U hood. nité at \‘o. :31 and the other at
“Don‘t you see the Iiozzlo'a pointed n'ght‘ ‘
Sew-nth Annual
t) F
of Norwulk. l‘unn" in
MUSIC HALL,
'l'llANKSGlVlNG EVE.
ll.>
ltflunl.
CflNllERT and ' BALI.
iron loulders' Union, In. 209,
Wednesday. Nov. 25.
Musln‘ by Prof. Heine's t lrrhestru.
l'nIt'. S. H. ltiI-hmoud. l’rmnpter.
TICKETS - - $l.00
Admitting t'u-Iitlrniun :Iml indie-I.
l’mnmiltwnf Irrruriuuuiv-nb; Wm. J. Keith.
('lius l'}. Greg Iry. \\'.
IIrdc-rnfon IrriMI-‘Inm in 1: ft I'llb mem-
in r. at the I nmmillw. and tit the hull on till
thltlllL: of the bull
So. 34. l\f)ivrl\\'ill’ll avenue. Rent 313 and
513. Apply to It. A.'\\ oodward
,1.
\HI horn-w on F ly SH k. for small families
live worm (III-h: “(M131 pal Iliad ; Knot
water; rent §.. Apply to Jo u H. Hammett!
\\ eat at. J? tf
won one.
tilts}. ~Lanze roan llfll'b". good for any
work. Prim1 hm. Apply at thienl‘flce.
'2“ house on ('cdar street. mutainin six
A mono: and good attic and teller. wit lot
mull" Int. About five minutes walk from
dr Iot Cheap and reasonable terms
.Lauder. South Norwalk.
Bl'lLDISI'I Lot's tor sole for 5:!!! on the in-
stallment plan: no interest- . no fnlry
tit-es for any lots: they are ed and d
t being In he feet to are t 0 :1 water. Aprl'
to (I. B. Smith. nenr t 2 ball ground. “'oody-
rum ltVrnur'. him!
200‘
r ous ~I.ti.r~: on To ms. "1'.
\ X r ight- room lmllsc on lleur street. East
: \"orwalk. in splendid mnulition.81nn.
fruit treesnnd good well of wnrrron the prem-
i~I~a ”remain“ imIIIediatI-h Apply to M.
ii 'lnlllu III Hm h. Bailey .1- l' o.’ a, South Nor-
l
lmsnlre
ltLllOl' burr-- ~15. Apply to (worse lion-e.
.I. Main street. \rIrwaIk. eztt
Wednesday. Nov. Ill
THE GHSSHHN.
Tuvmlu) . Nov. ill,
THE UNITED lAAIl.
Thumluy. Vov. ‘36.
Saturday. Nor, 12‘.
THE YAlE Bill (Hill.
that: marred by Telephone held until 9 p III
tint-mu tide Three Day“ II Adm
BHNNELL’S THEATRE
Austrian Juvenile Band—40 Boys
Tlmrwlay Hollow and Evening. Sm, lit.
ClEYllAND'S BIB lAINSTHElS.
Saturday Nation» and TIN-ulna, Nut 2!.
Li M rill ff
iron. ESTATE. ’
TH E
WHHDWAHD HOMESTEAD
IS HESTED. lll'T IS FOR SALE. ONLY
$6,500
l8 Isun Hill THE IllillSE IIIII
BAllll. III we tens or
around, IueIunIue Trim:
nuIIIIIIIe tors.
All the remaining lots are now
offered for sale.
These are the best lots for the
money asked, anywhere in the
city limits.
EVERY [017 IS Will SITHATEII
jnmlhn
I HORSE BUYERS
”IAIJR IN
Hill], ULAMS.
VEUBTMlLF‘i.
(
OYBTl-llltl,
HUTI'ER. BOON,
(‘lll-II'L LELAND SHOULDER“
TlOLOIlNA AND BANNED
1
porn
In York tlmud Int: em
for our.
Henry Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
MWWinfMAn
<30!“ Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
1888‘
‘ gin the Home
by th
All Horses sold
Lino. ME! “I.
tnbtiohmont are warranted.
%
. PARSONS,
GERSHHM RAYMOND
IS WITH IAIN STREET,
(Ulllnhl'tl lllIlX‘Kl. 8/0me Nulll'l‘AlK.
PRU thl
Brookstdo Stock Farm.
Think quick it
YOU WANT ONE!
They are being bought all the
time.
A HIDE (H188 ill HHHSES
are being built there.
lllllll THIS PHllPEHTY Mill
and inquire for terms of
Taylor at Golden.
cumsmi“ sum
83 Washlnkton 8t.
PENNSYLVANIA
WASHINGTON, ll. 0.,
IOIEIIEI MAI
HEIEIIEI “ill. “Ill-E"
$I 2.50 Round Trip.
Fm luv tort.
Irtrlwmmwng
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Norwalk Chronicler