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”smashing New!
CueAnlableSyrup
[natal- amber- and toilet bottles. also by the
“lion. No ”Tillie more delicious on break-
fast about makes the finest butterscotch by
using one cup of sugar. one cup of syrup and
and capo! butter. Try it.
Trfllr Pun lapic Syrup.
MMIIIIS Illc I III.
llii'ul Fm 11in to 30¢ a ll.
0dr Walnuts
menuva for lie pcrpeck. Don’t
mlgftform
OIrD’ound taboo! lard are giving excel-
lent-attraction. Trycae.
BMlllE Bfllllll Hilllll.
M Emilia. new also. and we will
“MIMIC lomake tho bathroadtyou ever
m...“ thalolirariea of new
garbage WI, and clraa withprtcaa all
It. I ltrtk Iain Stl‘lfi.
{sour-II nonwALK
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Chill IAIIIIIIIII
Alva-wanymrmuontom
undo Pickl- that they have.
Manotancwthing with
In. Vehnaflthmhrmyur.
«nonmalignant-a only.
doyou W Mubarak
bi- new we... mm:
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lanolin 'i'wocilralllcand
"THE EVENING mum.
Ann-Abba man; A' In».
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flight? GOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor.
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] new fork liar-fl Wanna-rm
, ‘In this district to-day slightly colder. clear
weather. with fresh and light southwesterly
to westerly winda will probahlr wait. On
Batnrday slightly caller. falrto partly cloudy
weather will ,nrevsti. with fresh. variable
witch. followed by clondlneas and local rain
in this section. and on Sunday partiyciondy to
fair weather. with slight chances of temper-
more.
A nro, 31:4'terr r.
for the Weak India" Doe. 5. 10!.
man!“ your BREW.
Mn in. Liver l Lilli
AIIruMlIiII. H M in;
"Slum
Dcvonlh‘. to
island. Coven scan it
Total, {no
Conductor C. I". Conratock, of the
Homicnic road, who has been very ill
at his home in Donbury. is improving.
The semi-annual election of the Unit-
ed Ordo f the Golden Cm taken place
this evening, All members are rcqueat—
ed to be prurient.
New vestibule can have been «dated
for the Long Island and Eastern States
route, to replace those destroyed at East
Thompson last week.
The following divorce-aware down on
the short calender lit in the civil super-
ior court to day: Bryant vs. Bryant:
Saunders vs. Sanders: Seymour vs. Sey-
mour. *
/" w-"
-A frame given with eachdoa. holiday
photos at Lewis','_ll Main street.
James Bartram was surprised by a
large number of friends, at his home on
Day street, last evening. A number of
guests came from Winnipauk and all had
a deligetful time.
The second Home Eluciable of the ruin.
son will be held at Music Hall next Tua-
day evening. There will doubtlnn be a
large attemlanoc, and the members and
their frienthr anticipate having an u—
leineg social time.
The Y. 1!. C. A. football team will play
the l lm-nwich cch en at the Fairl‘rrourul
Park, Saturday :Iftr-rnoon. Both teams
have had remarkable succe— this crown.
andthegameto—morrowpromism to be
an immensely interesting one.
w—llllba. pure lard for 3|, at Smith's
Washington market.
Captain Bell has been at work several
dnyadriving splice at the Dunburyt
Norwaik railroad dock in the borough
and otherwise improving tho wharf.
The New York and Norwaik Steamboat
omnpany are also improving their wharf
facilities by rt-planking tho dock and
driving spilt-II.
The South Norwaik Symphony arches.
in will furnish music at the East Avenue
ll. l'I. church this evening. where an
oyster supper and entertainment will be
given by the Young People's society of
the church. Supper will be revved from
do'clock. The allairahould be well at-
tended,» the committee will makeit
phantfor all who are peanut. The
Marla the benefitof thochurch.
The funeral of Emanuel Vanillief wIII
held from the Knight Street A. ill. ll.
church yesterday afternoon at 2;!)
o‘clock. The Rev. W. N. Berry ofliclair
ed. At thegravethe services werewo-
ductedbya delegation from Bucking-
ham Post, 6. A. R.. who accompaincd
the remains from the church. The pail
bearers, also .members of the post. were
Alonzo M,Gmb 8. Railroad.
Bop Baohtlc mm Charles m
11 F'mWWMWWhI-a‘
(albumen-tint» new
intended. at thetlouthN mm
Stole.
.Ammmmtmdnmucr-
womikCo.‘aatoIbonWallrtrcctcnated
considerableeacltemcnt yesterdaysllcr-
poochyfsilingdownandknocklnxovar
arveralrnen who attempted» grthhn
Imhirfcet. Theolnhhithoatolewm
unloading a large box from another
wagon out by, when tireluirla took
fright and commune-ate back. The
was lac-m fled drawAlIlrkiad
“mountain. AA Ila-a m
moanmtrwlra-tbaflalm
unmiswhtchncmuwsp Ip,
and at lad succeeded. gAlmcklly than
”nodal-pm .
'l‘ltcfunrniofllrs. when,"
‘mmsuaa m, It
1 r. ,
,yriarllay alarm .'A.
. parturof molecular-lit
maintain,“ ammlbm
Moroccan-Ian Advanteburclr,
SOtlth Norwaik
mm... M.
41. clock trial xiven by the litanry
mm the Epworth Iugneol
tlul'lrltlldl. church will be held in
the lecture-room of the olihrch this even‘
MLFEIWMWVN 7' mwat rm"). lmsfi
M .I‘A'qu .m- MW
their government contract for dredging
lntheharbor here. Early next week
they will bqin on their gommment
contract in Bridgeport.
Owing to the denuuda‘ upon lair adver-
tiring columns, Editor Crows will pub-
lish the Birmingham Transcript us an
aighbpago paper until after the holidays.
This looks like prosperity.
Mr. and Mn. Thomas l. Raymond and
Mrs. M. D. ndnll attended the funeral
ofllisa [Abbi Ailing in 'West Haven.
yesterday. Miss Ailing was well known
here, having visited Mrs. Randall fre-
quently.
The people of Southport, sadly dis-
appointed at the non-appearance of the
Bridgeport boy choir last week. have so-
cured the services of the choir of Grace
church of Norwalk to give a full choral
service this evening.
-Freoh ham for roasting 10 cents a
pound. at I". Rayes' market.
The members of Our Brothers Lodge,
1. 0. 0. R, will meet in theirlodgeroorn
at 6:30 o'clock Sunday evening. playm-
tory to attending rervicm at the First
Baptist church. All Odd Fellow» are re
quested to meet with them.
Tire work of double tracking the Dan~
bury and Norwaik road at Wilson Point
is programing slowly. New tracks are
being put in at Wllaon Point and the
dirt from the executions isbeing used
for filling In for the double track.
All the diriaiorni of the ncient Order
of Hibernian of Fairtiultl . unty. have
«lied tohold the suite [strode of the
order in Bridgeport. next June. The
state convention of the order will be held
atthattime,and iris probable thatth
[amide will also be held there.
A barge buried with lumber for llatch.
Bailey & Co. more into the harbor yea.
terday afternoon. in panning through
the draw the boot struck several apilet
and broke them oil. The space have
been them ever wince the bridge was
built and are not no solid as they should
be.
~—Lnrgr~ xii/A kid body dolls for ”Ilk. on
Saturday. South Norwaik Boston Store.
The next lecturelu the course at the
South Norwaik Baptist church. will be
delivered by Dr. Gallaher. of Eran, for-
merly of Brooklyn. next Friday evening.
Dr. (iallaht-r is so popular with time
who heard him loot winter that he may
fer-l sure of a very hearty welcome.
The register of the East Norwaik school
shows that 402 children were entered up
to the beginning of MN". This is
high water-mark. This school has grown
so rapidly in numbers during the past
two years that among the sclmolr of the
town it now stands second in size only'lo
that in South Norwaik.
The number of children between four
and aiatecn yearn of age in each coumy.
Wilding to tlwennmeralionol October,
”Mlle an followa': Hartford 30,740: New
Haven. 47,009; New London, lGJ'lD; Fair»
field. 88.“: Windham, 9, our; Litchficld.
H.302: Middiescx. 7,538 z’TolIand. I H419
A totnlof ”1,241, an increase of 2 .000
over the pvovlmrs year.
f‘WlIat does ‘8. Y. N. E.‘ stand for!”
ashrlastrangerin townthcotberday
as a long line of freight can roiled part
the other: of a prominent South Norwaik
insinc- man. "Now You're Rear Eter-
nity." was the quick-fitted reply of the
businew man, who "Handy recalled the
recent numerous accidents on the New
York and New, England mad. , _ .
« —VInfloatedaOoeoa-Pcrfsctly purl
BomoohanprDIIombdclntlnréat
inthcaudltoriumof thecityOoayega»
tionai churchbefore the annual rental
on theflllth inst. Anew able ictobc
onttbrnngh theorntrrof the five long
sratr’dheotly infroatof the platform.
andthcfourlougcatoueawlllbapartl-
tioned oil. Back at these realmwhrre
tlIoaislela now.two'uaw seat-will be
puttsflhusmakingthucatingcapacity
Immune-tyrant. Til-change
billboad-tflrdinmmonbowevar
asoccipfiuof thapcwswili lac-rated
mm”!
Thalecturohyltev. 0.1m. atom...
”Ml-“Md“. Us Go Tr
Ednontkchillp. list starring. was
both Wag Immune
r
141b,
mum.
W ‘Iltm ("0‘ at" R"
1% Bach wllnlilrh to. day the
WMWMW moon.“
aromatic» turnpike.
an F.8LJohnisaalioualy ill at her
home on llottavcuue, with heart trouble.
A trained auras has been unnamed.
Constable Lockwood arrested a man
on Water street, borough. this morning.
He was Mtakln to the lockup" In a wagon.-
my
Rev. George VanAlstyno, pastor of the
Norwaik Hellmdlst clutrch, will or
change pulpits wrlh the Rev. Mr. Prince ,
of Stanford, on Sunday.
Tholndieaof the city Worm!
church will give an entertainment at
the maidenceof A. J. Crofut. No. 10 West
avenue. on.Wednéaday evening.
Dr. Richardson's lied Clover, Winter-
green, Dandelion and Sumparilia, Blood,
Liver and Kidney Tea cum Blood Dis-
. orders. Liver Complaint and Kidney
Afleotiona. Ask for be. or We. sample.
While some Italians were moving a
largetonlhox belonging to (hammer
Hutchinson to IlIe horse railway oom-
pny'aturnoutnrachrkeicy street they
torelre’alann humus fromthepuli
the corner. «I
on .
Tho Danbur'y nu *t'rimmm' Union
will give their that fair three successive
nights. beginning Monday evening,
December it. Its object in to raise a
fund to help the sick and needy onus of
their number.
-Don't you make a mistake by not
”in“ what you can at the chains out
sale of the South Norwaik Boston Store.
l’ruf.N “K Ferris will give a free lee
mm In the roomsof ofthe 3231 C. A.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock on “Sight
Reading." All ladies and rizentiomeu in;
tort-std in that part of musical study
are invited to be plenum.
John hoary and l‘harh-a Williamson
am» arrested last night charged with
vugnncy. They were brought before
Justice .Townaend. who decided that
themwaa noonaeagninst them and or-
AlI-mi tlIeIr releasw
”sample Charlie" arrlved in Norwalk
yesterday afternoon and «numerical the
work of repairing the broken cross on
lit. Mary's church spire." He has taken
off the upper part of the cm and placed
it in the belfry until he is ready to use it.
The chair donated by the employs of
Stevens. Dunning & Co. to the hospital
fair. drawn by Di. J. or l. T, Canlleid or
(team, has not been called for. The
winner is requested tocornniuuicate with
Mrs.ll.-\.('raw.15 t’lmrtnut Itl'tlt'l.
South Norwaik.“
AII the 8:10 car from 1Winnipauk was
(turning down last evening the ground
gave way under the home's feet in front
of the Stephen llolmer plow. and threw
the animahr. 'l'beoarrtmck the hurt.
but did not injure him The cave in WI!
mused by the laying of a water pipe
under the track recently. The corripany
mired tho rode today at that point.
The funeral cervical over the remains
of Chauncey Ru. were largely attended
yesterday. A number of persons from
New \ork and other polth along the
t‘ourulidated railroad were pmnt.
lion. Archibald Whealm, Robert Crook
l). i).,of Williams Bridge. C. It. Wing
and C. It. Peg; participated in the em-
ciara, the two latter making brief-Mme.
or. The remains were taken to Bridge»
port this morning.
-Frrahpovk and ram-mill contra
pound: taps-ud- for Oi. atl'. llay'p
mitt fl; Hli,::.. '6:
The Embed laud Co. on give
W of rdellghtfulercurrlona
finmgrshwnenwy. north.
lug leave the Falls Thursday niggt.
ariving hornei’riday morning. l’arc. in»
all aprons, 012. 'l'hoacwho
wantlarttlmom'tupcaktoow‘elloftln
pleasant time given them. Anyone
dairlngtogocanobtaintlckltoofA.B.
Weeks.» tirelehackenroliotel.orof
George lockwoodtat the corner cigar
if
PRIMRM. AND snout.
M Wire About Oltv and Iter-
l. .lllCll
84- Washington Street.
mamutugtcrthmh If
1h“ llfuill :tulxulou ,
II llElll wLow" Haunts.
III I
, ,A, 1
80", ,.;,l’,‘ ill 1
South Norwaik
Ntl'l' QUITE 80 BA” 0Pl'.
But at the late we are 00in: it Will lint
‘ ”humanitarian-rm. -:
l “Immaterial out consensual»:
own: use Milk indebted
o! the Might? AIwas contracts:
lama-d tho totvd debt was
four hundred and seventy-seven than»
and. and increasing all' the time; even
with a tax of fifteen mills laid last year.
We are not quite so bad oil, but at the
rate we are going, how long will it take
m to get there? Our floating debt is
nbom fifty-live thousand, and lfam told
that it is going on at the rate of about
three thousand per month; Our city
fathers vote away the money without a
struggle. if they run their own business
no they run the city's they would all be
bankrupt in six months. The only ral-
vatlon for the cities and innfrglm of this
state is to get u comtitutionnl amend-
ment limiting the amount of indebted-
neaI to a certain amount of the encased
valuation. Most of the new states have
such a limit and it runs all the way from
two to ten per cent. Indiana. 1 think. is
the lowest with a limit of two per cent.
if our limit was ten per cent. we could
would compel us to pay as we go. It
wqarldnotbolobad if our money wan
spam for its value. but outsiders know
that about half of it is fooled away. If
they doubt it let them look at our street
management and other departments.
ll.
Pie-u tho and Expllln.
Edifor firming Smilrwl:——The state-
ment of "the VanderhoebBowe “combine“
in Wednesday's Strum attempts to
show that the floatlng debt of the bor-
ough has increased only "abuut $2,500”
by the operations of the present Court of
Kluge-hes. The statement seems very
much muddled and painfully lacking in
meniscus of detail. it will aho be
noted that it is not endorsed by Burgess
Kent, the third member of the Finance
committee, but only by Bulge-I Vander-
hot-f. with the "me. too." oi his dutiful
"man Friday." Your correswudent
“Kicker"drnws entirely dillerrent con-
clusions from the. name figures used by
Ill. Vanderhocf in his calculations.
"Kicker" says the 'ng debtlon Jan-
uary l. lti91.cxclusive of amount charged
to water fund. was 018,0“), and that this
wart will hand over to thenext court on
January 1. “9‘2. II floating debt of Still,—
TItl). 'vxcluaivc of amount charged to
«our t'IlllIliliDlUllt'l'B. the IlIl’ferenm ho—
twwn tlma- amount», filth-ill). being ill»
net increase at the tlmting debt for tin-
year Iva. Will )lr. Yantlerhaef please
rise and explain? ,
.trorusn KIA-xxx.
a. Appeal to tickled-tn.
To flu Public and "It Sdrr'fmr. Baker
Raymmulrmd Hakim—0min: We have
only one public drift-way ton mile of
shore front at Pl“? Mile River. We have
heretofore appealed to you. and gun- you
indisputable evidence that the town
or- no the shore and that the public have
used it from time immernorial. lately
it has been olntructld. ' You came to
our relief and removed the obstruction
six ditlercnt timrn. ‘ Now it is being
otsttnIctnl more than cm. Wt» cannot
one the shore. We hereby app-ml to
you again to remole thew obstructions
and hold the ointructors unmntable, so
that we may have one drift-way to the
lire-r. The public crave your immediate
attention.
E. l‘. ltIu: arm iii.“ Omens.
I IIiiiI I35 IEIIIIIIIIIIE.
‘l’br- lattoual Ila-Ir of Norwaik Contract.
for a ital: Deposit Vault.
'I'h‘e growingdemand of a..- public for
an abaolutely recurs and cafe pine.- (or
articles of value in shown by the fact
that the Natlonai‘llank of Norwaik ha»
closed a motlact with the well-known
firm of lluringk Co. for a thoroughly
modern and slaolntoly burglar and tire
proof safe deposit vault. The capacity
of the vault will he lire hundred boxes
“WMJM Alaital tube (tiara
'5 to 0” personal». accordingtorise.
IA‘porttooorthe kahlt will he creases
storage vault for tlwoomnlrnce of pat-
ronr who desire a perfectly cafe place
for silver or packages of value during a
temporary or motioned ahrnce from
town.
The oflicen of the bank have ‘lisilod
several recently constructed vaults and
feel that they have embodied in their
specifications and contract everything
that would give security-which is tint-—
and convenience to those desiring such a
unearthly proveathceuwrpviscofyhh
Dunno cirrus.
{hearts-luau I- warn. Play-nets.
"autumn-lateral“.
have a debt of two hundred thousand. it: 1‘
I.
amounonuoon Am.
What Is (icing on in Rinses Ito-ad About
Jim-Waylon.
Sunday will be "Some Gianna at the
Atonement" and in the evening lira,
Thompson, of New Haven, secretary of
W. F. II B. for Connecticut, will deliver
an “dress, and there will be a mission-
ary-"clock service by the children’s so-
ciety, but no missionary "collection.”
Nnrrrton lair-Darla.
organizer] a singing class, to be known as
the Noroton Singing association. James
Bird, of Stamford, has been engaged an
instructor. and they have over thirty
members. Meetings will beheld every
Friday evening ili‘ the when] building
The ofiiccrs of the ambition are:
president; Rev. Arthur 1 Ira: vice-pres-
ident, H. B. Wallace,‘ din; secretary,
)liso May Bonton: trenIIurcr, Miss Louise
A. ,Wallace. A cordial invitation is ex—
tended tonll who do not belong to the
class to be sun' and do so at once.
Addison Palmer of Sound Beach, while
longing for oystersin Cove Pond brought
to light three curious examples showing
what oyster spat will do in our channel“
when conditions favor. On a piece of
brick were twenty-three perfect oysters
of good airc. On a leather shoe twenty
and on an old boot leg twenty-live. MI.
Palmer caught other oyster clusters. but
these were the roost striking.
\‘vroA-nvrir‘lr is to have an addition to
a new cpmpnny Tao or three hundred
dollars have been sulsIcI-ibed for the pur-
poor,r of purchasing :Ippnrutm andtIttirIg
up quartmv for the organization.
William Bixby, a printer formerly em-
ployed In the-“Stamfonl Advocate otlicr.
and who lost a greatvr portion of his
hand in a cog Ithccl of a press. in Bridge-
port. has been furnished with :I fable
hand in which he holds his “stick" and
is able to set a magi-lovable amount of
lip?-
I'm-tad with a Regimental Badge
Last evening,“ the home of General
William ll. .Voble in Bridgeport. the
Roosevelt Hospital, was the recipient of
a- gold regimental [Enigmjirmnwd to
him by the votemns of thoblcveuteenih
regiment. l'onnecticnt Volunteers. The
III-mutation was made in honnruf Dr
Thompson's" services to the regiment at
its formation and his ngt interest in its
welfare sincc. lit-delivered the-Ilmlim-
tory :uldmul at the unveiling of the
monument of tho regiment ottoman“
llill. liottysburg, two years ago, The
profit-motion was mndt- by (it-arm] .Volilo-
in his happy manner. The doctor was
taken by surprise, but he is always midy
for an emergency, and replied in a
for their remembrance of him. He said
he should always prize the memento an
om» of the host he had ever Involved.
Afu-r some talk by the merit-making
comrades present. the veterans were
ordered to fail in and repair lathe dining
room, where time was an abundance to
refresh the inner man. .tftcr rations
Ive-I1- served tho ”vote" again returned to
the spacious parlors and spent ashort
time in talking over old times and re-
counting tire many picnsum and hard
ships they had past-tell through mow than
a quarter of a century ago. lion. A. ll.
Byington. of Norwaik. and Lioutcunnt
t' burial Smith, of this city. were preao- nt.
Thing- Ment to be funny.
'flro man who "grasped at a utmw'
wanm‘t drowning. llc- was trying to
“drown his sorrows."
A—lf l were a minister i should I.an
to dine at a latnker’s table. B~Why?
A-—Think of three days of grace.
When I got married. said Miss Flypp,
sauciiy, I intend to be captain. l'd pm
for you fora mate. replica young )lr.
( 'otliug.
JoIIca-wWhy did you give up house-
keeping? Mr. Younghurbond-l got
hungry .
A gentleman related a story the other
day which illuotrutel the force of habit.
A physician was called to the ofllce of a
Bangor death“ to lance a moron a lady'-
finger. The lady was placed in the
operating chair and put under the in-
fluence of other. The physician laaced
the linger.and as the blood beganto
new the dentist, who was adding. tum
ed thc’lady's head and laid. In his mt
pemraalvc tours: “Now plum spit."
If an old nrauyouly knew as much can
thinks he does, how the old
Id whirl.
Jack-nu aaylhc wouldn' I. object to ad
mining womento ovcrywalkof life if
wmwmgotbm
Enough—"lbw your daughter speak
the language-t” "Not to any extent.
Biro our ray 'ysa.’ tlIough in Ilveof ‘eIu.
incurauy Iorelgnnohlcmanarkrhaw
hurry.” ‘
”line'- a letter addreracd to 'Amatrr-
blank} to go ‘vla ltotterblank.‘ "said the
teat] clerk. “Port—armed Wm
“Wm.” "flow it to Annimlamvhll.
Warn" .
133v. F. W. Crowder’s morning subject >
The young people of this place have .
hI-riire department. by the fonnation 0!,
Rev. Alcxr nder Thompson. chapiin of then
piqunnt speech. thanking the comrades I
f“
be toh'n‘d. They conic from all
is increasing daily.
thebest on the market Leave
Charles E
Taylor «St Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
minor mm
acorn ypnwlpxzooxq
WANTED.
ANVASSERS rev where for new metal
amiable-l for blather» men. also sldo line
for drummers rent! for snmpleq at
nnm. 'Mhtsgt'o" at Park Row. .
)lention t in!" paper when writing. d9 8w
T0 LET.
’l‘HB house corner of Ranford Place and
South Main street. it rooms. rent 1)
Alan home No. no Woodward avenue. rent it.
handle of El. A. W ooiwnrvl.
Allmf. SP2 near Elm Grow: Storm? rooms
water in rw-nt sill. AlmlImIsc on Ely »
Neck newly painted and in rim! (inns ordeé
Rent 371» up; .ly In John ll Kna'pp
Went '9”th an. IIth-Iaik. flan!
st R00.“ (Young. fur email family. on
BurriII an rinc Moth ru imprmr nu m.-
Appl Iul‘ lie-In F, ( lurk. in‘QI: inmrdmmnc
Soot Norwaik hill-if
IIOI'HE on High street "Intainlng » room-s
Bill I] good I Audition: alumna,» onlirovc
street I nnlalnvm; nil llsr rnotlr- rm "numb-m 6 ~
with an“ nmy hmmu narnf lul. 'l'...:l:»r A-
lmlden. nil It
} UlISE on Fourth avenue, limit mmcrnf
('ovv ~trwl. Plate! Sort-talk. Apply to
Jacob )l. Layton. nlll If
Fill! SAL ).
HAS” a..- wile. "llnlum “rm." splendid
“yttrium-III. line-d II! rI-t'I-IAI concert a
"Holy Cit
Elia-n Anniv E. Hall. lezuhvr at “Ili‘iv‘.
rim-e! Vnruul‘s
.l‘
y“ at ('nngrr {alluvial rimrrh. Apply
l'I-l .ilmn
ll luv
ll and Inaimtill» av. 2t (mt hrt'l ‘J'Aferl'
In tr alL [moire ”I not .I ll. lnflllllr‘e.
Jr" Fire Milc- liin-L‘ Il? lw
liqmir barrels Appu m In...” Loire
20” 5. Mainstrcet. Sorwnlk. L:
I’ll“ Sllrli 01! T0 REST.
N right room house- on Ilr: .'_Ary i‘lrl‘v‘L Rabi
.\\ N'orsIalk in nplfll'llrl AumII' ion Barn.
fruit lrreaand good well of wanton the prem-
n hIInII-Iiintrly. .-'\ppl) to M.
H. 15991011“ at Hatch [hilt-y & t o. 'a Southxnr-
wulk. hill I
BIL-kl. ESTATE.
The Woodvlard
House and Prop
any Has Betn
'ieased.
And cA'IIISI-qucntly is with-
drawn from the market. i have
one lot on Lowndcsmwnuw ful’
sale. price $575, and one lot on
“'omlivurd nvcnuc, price $4.30.
Tiles» lots are nicely located
and wry chrap.
When they nrc sold. an lot
can bopurchascd from the os-
tatc less than SIM}, and arc there-
fore nrlmrgain for any one look-
ing for a desirable location for
a homo.
Inquire of
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ,
AT THE llfl'lt'fi (W THE
Cld Well Cigar CIA,
8.1m WArllllthTUh' 9‘11ka ET~M
For Sale.
Q! ALITY BEVP~ PORTER-
BESTIII home. loo; sirloin. its; round.
W; rhtmltlnrfiymrntla for!“ rib an»! im-
norm» )lAIIIIIrI. 2i Wail street. mum
l.l.Wi|sun1&.Co.
BROKERS.
No. 67 New Siren,
NEW YORK.
[ornaments made in Stocks and “rain for
('aah or no of ”minor! upward». I am-
Intentions h. l per cent. each way.
tlnlm received by null or iris-
graph. lirlrrrncra arching“.
ollfln
DAVID
'fneb-mmrlaarstackumw
tobltlflhdlormelpillvcfltd
duknwmacratarhbcok
pound and say it is the best to be had. Our
Hacker’s buckwheat flour, and cereals are
, pounds; mm rupply runny mailer-y dealers with ’1 ’
,mletyatlowprloea Weshallmakethobiwhit in
of goods of. any house in town, and sell at
have a cyclone of popular fruits and fancy groceries. m
attach table syrup at 16c quart. Large sweet Florida oranges; .
down We are leading in specialties and roll goods of the bolt
quality Everybody praises our coffee and says it is the boot to
directions for our tea at 500 a
trade in iheae gnods
your order here, you will be
moro’thnn pleased and always See-moor.
.Se’ymoUr,‘
leading Closer. 33 Washington Street South llIIIIIll.
gulrrlrirmnds.
Oyster Supper”
. MID
Enlenalnmenl
AT TRI'.
‘ East Ave. M. E. Church,
”Friday Ev’n’g, lies. I I
Supper From Six o’clock.
ADMISSION l0 Cts.
Till: lv'llt' RT"
LECTURE
of the course at the
"South llanAll Baptist Church
Friday Ev’n’g, lien. IC
. Rev. H. H. Callaher, l. Lil.
h'ubj'actz "AMEiH‘W
Tir'iiflelrn'cnh
\.\’D AMERIC ANS "
Letturelmginsatl till .t
BUNNEELS
Blillllill’lllll lilEllllE.
The leading Amusement Resort
ill Fairfieltl County.
Playing Nothing But The Best lt-
tractions It Pwpular
Prices.
Monday I Tuesday, Nov. l4 and IS,
llllilll's SPECTACULAR
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN.
Notice If Sewn Assessment. 1
The folimtingisa list of name» of the
«am Wed benefits by IM Ho. ml of Council-
Im—n or the (‘in of march Vnrwalk, (Loan
lh- cc Iubert. I'm. with the amount of their re;
~pr. 1. \rl men-urchin for the mostnu lion Ivfa
. um through in) street, in mid rlry:
\‘ Inning?! It \ mm. '24
xl'lNHl ll. Hurimm
l’al’ri. a” .Vlylovl will
Firm: ', M} mmram! .tlfr-d‘d .l 'iilkhr‘5Hrl’7‘
Kobe r' L. “ Elklll‘ [Fl 9‘
“Hrs of the estate of barium}! W are-m 3H5
t\ ilixam ii. bit-km“! lm
Sire. Thoma-e Villain KS."
"9th
ituiiilit’i‘ M. Will’nl'. (Ilrv 'lerk.
dilth
cm BILLS.
l. l. prrmm having bills again“ thei' ity of
Thial
.‘th--l
A Fulfill Vurwaiit will planer hand thorn in
it. 3!, \\’,il¢ux (' ity ('icrk on»: heforcllec. at
i» .ll. rill la
The Great
A. and P. Tea Co.’s
Santa Claus is coming with a
beautiful Panel Card, éntitled
“ Home Guard," to be given to
all purchasers of 500. worth of
Tea. Coffee, Baking Powder or
Condensed Milk, commencing
the 14th inst. and continuing
until the 2-ith inst. Look in our
window and see II sample card
of thr- ” Home Guard. " It's on-
tirely original painted specially
for us and can July be proximal
at our 200 stores. ’
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co.
4| lain Slum. lamb. Cm.
STOW
FURNITURE
You should visit our warerooms and Winspoct the influence stock
of HOLIDAY GOODS before purchasing elsewhere.
or
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PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFllllE.
mm. . Wcmullinghighhock. rolidoakrockemmkpluahccat
andheadmtatudlofionncriysoidatnoo.
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