lj ashmgton St, 80. Norwaik.
“ Betbrgrldflnodynmml v4... and unquettes.
Large” Assortment Matthias and Oil Cloths.
A DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON ETREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
yo I CASH DIBOOUNT
Moots. per yard lolfsdium Grades, Short Lengtheond
attests. peryardonBestExtrlt
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33 Washington Street. South Norwalk-
Pure Fruit Syrup
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JAN" U010DBN. Editor and Proprietor
tun—I “ob.
I ' Mom. illlfic;
notice; of local alerfamntenft of all
kinds. WWII anadmim'on ischamsd,
and Mimculculafed to promote primfe
infarertIILawspt when an advertisement
of more appears in advertising columns,
are charged for of regular rates. 10 cents
a line.
. Illnlatura Almanac for ‘l'o-norrow.
Sun Rim} SunSets High Tide Low 3c'l‘ide
“7r?! at 9.53 at
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
To-day fair weather will probably prevail.
slightly higher followed by slightly lower tem-
perature and fresh to'ilght southerly winds
possibly with a shower. On Thursday clear.
slightly warmer weather will probabiv prevail
and on Friday continued warm. fair weather,
possibly followed by thundersbowers.
'r'fic‘ms'r Tisha?
The removal of Mr. Duty as postmaster
leaves the position vacant, and the ques
tion who is to fill it is an important one
to this community and the Republican
party.
Dir. John W. Duke ‘is a candidate, and
one who, we believe, is fully qualified
for the position, and certainly entitled to
it under the present administration. lie
has bad a long business career here; is a
good accountant and of the most oblig-
ing disposition. Certainly no one III the
city is better acquainted with its people,
or more familiar with its business inter-
ests.
We believe Mr. Duke's appointment
would be the most satisfactory to all
flirties and interests. and trust that his.
friends will spare no eil’ort to secure it
for him.
Still'l‘ll NORWALN.
What the People of Our (lily are Doing
and Saying.
Yesterday was the longest day in the
your. _
The boat Katie )icWiIlinriIs is dis-
charging acargo of coal for J. H. Ferris.
A number of people from this city at-
tended the simuberry festival in the
West Noru’ulk chapel last evening.
Are you weak and run douu’.‘ Dr.
Richardson 5 t'hinclwna. Chamomile and
(icntian Tonic Powders cure Weakness
and lichen] nobility. Ask for' he. or
' 10c. sample.
Aloud safe horses for ladies at Baker‘s
livery. cor. Spring and thingtou sts.
Butler lodge, No. 9?. i. 0. 0. it, will
confer the third degree to-night and
nominate officers. All are requested to
bepresent. another business of import
once will b; brought up of subletting the
room. .
'I'be Yamooes. which wu dbbled off
.l-lston's Neck Monday afternoon, still
lies at Wilson Point. where she was
towed after the accident. Thedamage
toner maehineryisnot asgrcstas was
at first supposed, and she will probably
[mm-ed to New \ork this afternoon.
“Nice rich lemonade at the Depot lies
taurant. be. a glue.
One of the nanlts of the railroad
change will probably be the withdrawal
ofthe New Haven and Derby through
freight trains which run from New
Haven to Wilson Point. New Haven
freight will probably be shipped over the
(bewildered road to New York Instead
of by the Wilson Point route.
Thestrswberry festival ven by the
| Union (WM orrn Am
m , w. a
well”tttsnded and moisten. A
tau-ital and literary programme was
renderwibylmli. um, liable"
George Imwsoll. Fred Hoyt. C. V.
Arnold and Joseph Isaiah. Straw-
berrieifli‘éam‘kmi cake were served by
maladies. “w“
wtlwiog to the Iargsdemand for Eagle
Bottling Works stale, narraparilia. ginger
Iy requested that all bolus should be
returnedtotbedorsyou pnrehssstbem
otusomarsniptyJowIsQOo.
Intbsabssnoeoftbs vsmsble arch.
dumb. Itev. Dr. mm. of Word.
llevaDr. Gilbertwill m at mean
sud-Imam (lonely Arch-
deaconryat'i'rluity church. Boutbpurt,
autwsek'fussday.flemellbloolergy
wIIlbsiII attendance. 'fbsservieswill
a «hmh‘inmmummwmam
"Won paintingyoorboms.
tioauf thekolyoo-Iaunisaat Ilfl.
{allowed brews-meta
heaven-ore. Aeoilsdoawiiiksasrval
attempting. ,
Tswmvavsfwttbushrststks
“fill wet plank pt tlIeW
Francis Burritt, of South Norwalk, is
ale, rootsndbhobbsermtmitism.
Olive Branch lodge K. ofl’.. will con-
fer the third degree to- narrow evening
on two candid-m.
‘ >5 I II
thimom
crossing yrs-today afternoon. and fell.
breaking the shafts of the wagon.
-Good turnouts at reasonable pnoes'
at Baker's livery stable.
The yacht Commodore, owned by
entered for the jib and mainsail race in
the New Haven-yacht club’s annual re—
gatta. next Monday.
A quiet meeting of the Building and
loan association was held last evening.
About ”.000 wassold and the recently
declared seven per cent. dividend was
creditcd on the members' books.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum. vis-
ited Stamford Council last evening and
report having bad a fine time. Speeches
were made and the initiatory ceremoney
wosperformed, and three persons taken
into meuIbcIship.
—Pure outta vutlI pure cream. no a
cup, depot restaurant Open all night.
Several members of LI‘IIcoIn Council,
0. U. A. M., visited needs Council,
Stamford, last evening. and witnessui
the working of the third degree on
several candidates by the degree team
from linear: Council, Bridgeport.
I
four rounds with lke Williams. of Bridge
port, last night, at the Turners enter—
tainment and ball in that city. It was
one of the but exhibitions of the mainly
art ever given in that city. McIntyre's
clever ducking and heavy hitting would
envy the only John L
—4)Id lawn mowers made good as new,
sharpened and repaired at the Norwnlk.
Patti-m Works. Riverside avenue.
A small fire occurred in a shanty on
Pacific street. Stamford, last evening.
The book and ladder company responded
to thealarm and In turning the corner
one of the rear wheels of the handsome
new automatic, truck struck II telegraph
pole and numbed the wheel and damag-
ed other parts of the machine.
The Consolidated Railroad Company
yesterday sold the housesmi the old Sny-
der place on Ely avenue and the building
on Mechanic street. known as the Quitt-
ner building, to Herman Quittner, for-
W). Both houses are to be moved to
new foundations within thirty days and
Ely avenue will go where they are at
present.—
30!:qu NEWS.
A uroaay Budget of Items From the
MEI-duller".
Dwyer‘s Norwalk city band will give
a concert on Union Park trI-morrow
evening.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Meeker, of \Vcstport avenue. died this
morning.
Theconiirmation class of St. Mary's
church had their pictures taken yesta~
day afternoon.
The entries for the Norwnlk Lawn
Tennis club's tourney wil close Thursday
evening at” I oclock.
Rev. C. M. Belleck went to l’elham. N.
Y., yesterday. lowitnm the laying of
the corner stone of a new Episcopal
church. W .
Miss Iiila Betta. formerly of Main
street, “celebrating the anniversary of
her birthday at her home in New York
city today.
IIn..I. II. ammonites Ito-
I’ll-1.9! Ban Immanue- purl-blow
today for a year’s travel in Europe.
«Strawberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant. Open all night.
Themarriageoffiederick W.8leam,
otllridgeport, formerlyofltorwalk.and
li- Sadie Band. of Brooklyn,took
place in Brooklyn lest «sung. the
enemywsspwformsdattherddsnes
of the bride's parents After a brief
tourlfr.andllh.lltsarnswilirerldsin
Bridgeport.
dnwtngmmswatsrho-thswslltathe
rearefhbhdtnehstevsahgpuiisd up
a four-foot striped make which was
alkdumdtksropa 'fhsreptliswu
tbsiasofaala’swrkt. fishnet
tksstoryswesrstbst he had not been
driektngisswatrrsadwsssotovereome
without-rat.
A boat ea wheels, Wdrawa by two
borsumdlswldchmshtsdaseors
evening.
{got me; «we JAIME
luvI-Geargeflmtlstyoe.r-D.%I '
Ml. imfllevmxm NI.IphIImbew%
thiaveyening. W"-
PilgriruOounuil. 0.11.1 If" will
nominate oiilcers at their meeting this
pom III:I III. ensue: wm s. Pash— I.
,II. It!» I, II r. .355;
will
.rml.‘ ,I: ‘fiqyf‘d
An effort will probably be made as
soon or legislative affairs will make it
pomible, to seem a borough charter
for Ridgeiield. v
—-Reamnabie prroes' at. Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
During thereon yesterday some one
stole a valuable watch out of William
liyiand‘s vest which was lllllltiflz‘up in '
II tent in which he conductsareetaursnt.
Charles Blitz, the State street butcher” .
is to have charge of two barbecues with—
in the next two weeks, one at Norwalk
and one at New Haven—Bridgeport Post.
The Alpha Wheel club has received
entry blanks for tbeeveats in themid-
summer cycling tournament of the Co-
wln‘l HIM
Wilda IT Ill BUILT!
.V...»-I
rind-House
completion.“x of the New? wild ”unifie-
port. and Eastern railroad, 0'which has
hungiire for so many years. lnthe
spring parties of engineers reenrveyed
tbepamoftheroadbedalread' yiaidout.
One mull.”I o
finished their labors. and dispersed.
,Bousalouic removes all competition and
gives the Criesoiidated road a practical
New Haven.
Bridgeport yesterday that Col. Stevenson
and made plans for the connecting links
oftheroad. These surveyors have just
There are many reasons why the con-
structiou of theParallei seems probable
at present. says the Bridgeport Union
thh morning. The absorption of the
monopoly of thefreight carrying businem
,to and from Norwalk. Bridgeport and
Itwas pretty generally hinted about
was to be put in active management of
the new road. Colonel Stevenson has
- III!!! AND THEIR.
til a th Coat
pum- "of a nyrd
ltata
cure-mm In i own. ‘
inhalation of Bridgeport, waited on Chief
andpyhddt mossy WHM lied»
that be' ’assign' omens to ”notify all boas
harbors that theirsbops must be clued
on Sundays.
Postmaster Eugene T. Spanner, of
Warehouse Point, basheen removed for
misappropriation of the revenues of
the cities, and Matthew Tucker is now
acting in his place. The shortage made
good by John B. Noble, H. llilton Ban-
croft and Matthew Tucker. the bond»
men. amounted to 585, all of which
Mr. Spooner has taken since February 1.
GeorgeBurges, a young carpenter of
Bridgeport, fell yesterday afternoon and
result in his death. Young Borges at-
tempted to step on a plank from the sec-
ond story of a building when the end of
it tipped and he fell headlong to the cel-
lar striking on a pile of bricks. lie stre-
tainedaseverc fracture of the skull be»
A ebmmitlte from thebou barber? III. ‘ ‘
sustained injuries which will probably "7
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
cuter! by an irate father, whose son was
compelled to eat soap as a punishment.
The number of places of meeting for re
Iigious worship recorded on the register in
Wrap to Nov. 1 last was no less than
.53.
General paresisis accompanied by an
atropbyofnervetlbersandachangeoftis-
sue popularly termed “softming of the
brain."
Braui' and Mexico have adopted the
American locomotive on their railways.
and many other countries are following
IITY NEW BOAT OATALOGUEI
:17&mm schoolmaster is lbs—Eng prose.
Iumbia Cycle club and Colt Bicycle club,
of Hartford. to be held at Charter Oak
.had many conferences lately with Henry
R. l’srmtt. prairient of the road, and it
idcsan injury to his right side.
their example.
One hundred and one men and thirtyone
horwalk.
mulled to
in II.
without clnrge.
oniai exhibit.
Park, July 4 and 5.
—Japnsse bamboo porch and cottage
shades at J. Arthur Pinnm‘s.
it was Officerflebebo instead of 0th.
cer Martin who drew his revolver on the
mob at the Norwalk
night, when “Bromiy‘
taken totbe lockup. Theleaders of the
”an ”chime of this city. spinal-emu areknown and will probably be
.an‘l-sled.
A new council of the Knights of (Jo-
Iumbus was formed in New Ilnven Sun-
dry. it is composed of members of St.)
Patrick's parish, and was named theI
Russell council in honor of Father Rus-
sell of St. Patrick's church. formerly of
~ Lustrine for your hicvc In.
A mw III TuhI-y's "dnrg sure” ’ ‘
Franklin avenue shortly after midnight N. "
last night. kept the entire neighborhood
awake for over an hour.
melee William 'l'uhey received a severe
scalp wound and apbysician was sum-
sew nptherm cut.
The marble clock won by l‘. H Iioyt,
of Bridgeport, in the Alpha Wheel clubs
ten-mile handicap road race. was re-
ceived this moming and is on exhibition
A. Gregory's drug store. The
handsome medalswon by Gregory and
Perry have been engraver! and are
now exhibited in the window of Jackson‘s
jewelry Me.
John Cahiil, alias "liroady." was tried
this morning for mulling George
ltaum, of Stamford, at the Norwalk
Park. Monday night. Attoniey Lock-
wood pmnecuted and Attorney Walsh
appeared for the defense. AfteranexA
nminntion of several WNW the state
rested, and Justice leidge impumda
tins of $7 and (we, and untamed
Cahilltotbirty days in jail.
taken to Bridgeport on the i213 train
this afternoon.
—-For the convenient use of Anchored
Soap. the manufacturers will place Soap
"WWII your Toilet. Bethand Kitchen
if their agent calls at
your home give him this privilege ‘
The board of lady nunsgern of (‘Imnec—
ticnt for the World‘s Colombian Exposi-
tion. wish to obtain at the earliest prac-
ticable moment the names of perms pos-
sensing elegant old laces. embroidrries.
fans and jewelry for the loan exhibit at
the exposition: also owners of furniture
and interesting homeland utensils that
were In use in colonial times for the col-
liatalogues of loan or otb~
er exhibitions giving list of such articles
are particularly desired. The board also
whim-the names of ladies rapt-clan
Park. Monday
Cahili was being
During the
Cold“ W.
secure his services.
reality. -w. ...... _
PEOPLE IOU NNO“.
ruler People's Friends.
gone to Chester for the summer.
N. J. I
on
bank street.
Norwalk today.
in Ikrntrn r_v yesterday.
home, where he will make a visit.
lira. C. W. billiard and two children,
of Cleveland: Ohio, are guests.“ Wil
Iiam listen and wife of Kim steer-t.
East Norwalk.
ssn l’oint.
Union Park,
turned borne yesterdey morning.
yesterday In South Norwaik.
lira. Charles F. boomis. Jr..
Spring Hill.
yestenlay.
will"
is said that the latter is making eifortsto
Neither NI. Parrott or Colonel Steven-
son will divnlge what has transpired at
the conferences, and the fact that such
meetings wereheldisknown only to a
few, but all the same the knowing ones
wink and say that the long projected
parallel is at length to be a thing of
Pleasant Paragraphs about Our and
Mr. and In. Joseph B. Rider have
In: Flora Foote,of Center avenue. has
returned from a via). to Asbury Park,
blurs Inutae Abundroth. of South Main
street, is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
Hrs. Annie Smythe. of New York. is
visiting her sister. Lira Celia. of 6 Bar-
lln. Fred c. Whipple and Mrs. A. \l'.
Patric. of Bridgeport. were in South
John I’enderand Stephen rielby, two
South Norwalk batters. visited friends
Joseph OBrlen, (I! thid city. left yt‘sv'
terday for Morristown. l’n..bis former
A. S. liumbart. formerly pastor of the
South Norwaik Baptist church, Is visit-
ing lIIv brother. Principal (lumbart. of
Ross Bernhard returned from Yale
last night and will spend the summer
vsmtion at his delightful home at Wil-
NIII. F. A. Bloom and daughter, of
New York city. havebeenspendingafew
days with llr. and lira II. It. llale, of
Ilr. and Nut. Frank Camp, of bferideu,
who havebeeo the guests of Ir. and
Ira. Jasper Pryor. on Spring Hill, re-
Jamcs 1!. Fountain, of North Tarry~
town, formerly of South Novwalk. spent
lie w-
accomponied by his wife end her Innate.
and son,
of Waterbury. are visiting at the resi-
dence of Ira. loomis' motlter~in-Iaw, on
Iir. immis went home
Rev. J. A. Biddle. of i-iartford. former-
ly pastor of the city WW
church, isinattendance at the lesion
conference, stop-
Warlock;
wbohave been guests of Dr. Noble at
tbeparsouegs. will sail on the Iainsttc
“mini is noedisud hon work,
(no-mics: ornament bow-II and
for.and due credit will be given and
every puibls courtesy extended to cal
ItihrIabeekernoll
The fishing season is just beginning at
Block island. There have been several
large catches of mackerel within the past
week. One party took in one day 1,700,
and another 1,600 the day before. the
early part of last week. On Wednesday
the tint swordfish of the season were
caught at the island. They were five In
all and the aggregate weight was 764
pounds, the largest weighing 250.
Monday afternoon Hubbard Watts, a
notorious character, and the man who, it
is believed, made the attempts Saturday
night to rob women of (iuilford commit-
ted suicide by shooting himself in the
temple. The crowd of armed citizen;
who had started in pmanit early in the
day caught up with him at leete's Island
midgl’. When he saw there was no
chance of scope he placed tits pistol to
his head and tired the fatal sin-l. lie
died in about an hour.
Birmingham is on the verge of a water
famine, for never before in the history of
the town have the supply rmervoirs been
so low. The Water company's oilicials
are well aware of this. and their masons
have commenced the building of the
foundation for a large pump on the east
hunk of the Birmingham canal at the
electric light plant, and they will have
everything in Indians to connect their
mains with the canal should the drought
occur. and from the canal, whose waters
come from the Ilousatonic, a sutiicient
supply turn be secured to tide over a
water scarcity
\o l‘se Ia 'I'arring liar 'l'reos.
Dr. Birch has resumed his microscopic
investigation of the elm tree beetle this
summer, and finds facts to amply con-
tirm his theory that the pest of the elm
tree, beingailying beetle. is not to be
kept away by any amount of tuning or
other obstructions placed upon the tree
trunks. The inset traveb through the
air, it is believed. at night generally. It
feeds upon the leaves anddepositea there-
on groups of yellow-colored eggs, consist-
oi ten ova dozen in each group. From
eachoftheee come forth in due time
active little leaf eaters who lore no time
in getting in their work. and thus the
treeis moreor less ruined. Dr. Birch
has prepared some object lemons on the
subject which apparently amount to a
demomtratim of the facts he states.
Every link in the chain of evidetws is
complete. How to get rid of the pest
andssve thetmsbedosanot venturoto
suggest. but to make it plain that all the
labor involved in protecting trees by tar-
ring, etc, might as wellbe spared h oer-
talnly a valuable lublie“service.~Advo—
catc. ’ W - .__-u-.___'.--...._
flit-p Ioaat to as may.
The wise man keeps shady nowadays.
While vacation always begins with a
then»
Calhni‘lbulIowaitakmgwhlhfor
mythrntoget in to see you.“ ’Buvy.
Vitalwaysendswltba’greatstareityof f
women were repeated to the police of New
York city as missing, and all except eight
have been discovered.
Santa Fe is the oldest capital in the
United States. In 16ft) it was the seat of
government in New Mexico. By the but
census its population was only 8,185.
In England the chancellors of the ex-
chequer look upon the return of leap year
with peculiarsatisfaction. it add-another
day to the financial year, and this means
the addition of about km.“ to the more
nus.
Painless Cure.
! once knew a delightful family of grown
rooting their little errors in English by
means of eternal vigilance and an individ
ual pace of string. A visiting friend sug-
gested the “cure." and joined them in try-
ing it. Each person was pledged to watch
the others as well as himself. and all were
under solemn compact “not. to get their
feelings hurt."
Thepiece of twine that each person wore
in his buttonhoie served the double pur-
pose of public disgraceand private tally.
One knot stood for a blunder and five
knots called for a cent for the poorbox.
It was wonderful how fast cents grew to
be dollars. No one was spared, and noone
shirked hb “knot." however often he
might be required to tie one.
Of course nothing so unpardonable as a
double negative was ever to be heard in
this bright circle. nor ‘a misplaced “shall"
or "will." But "it don't" and "he don't"
and the deceptive "ain't" used up the
children's strings at the rate of twenty or
thirty knots II tiny. "i'm not sure but
what it is" and "I haven't but one"——in'
stead of ‘that it is. " and' have but one' —-
gathered the elder people It penniu fast.
But one little word which my almost
be called a ahibboieth. diI iding careless
up morepennies than any other—the seemv
ingly inoflensive word “real.” used as an
adverb.
For instance, some one’s hair was said
notto be reai.and then half the family
said in a breath that they were “real sorry"
It wasn't! Yet no one of them wouiddiave
dreamed of saying he was “true sorry."
which amounts to the same thing.
When once this bad English was dis
covered tube lurking among them. they
proceeded toka out their own and one
another’a salvation by meamwf theknotted
string; and as they were much given to
bdng emphatically rowy or glad about
thinga from sunrise till bedtime. it was a
very long and knotted mod to "really
sorry" or “very sorry,” and “really or very
glad."—Youth's Companion
A Poet's Death.
The last words of the "goal, gray poet."
Walt Whitman, whose life went out like
an exhausted candle. were. “Warry. shift."
This was said tent-attendant, whaename
was Warren, and it indicated that the
wearypntient wishedtobs turnedovvegon
his conch.
Strong. sententlous and expressive to the
last. The words were imitative of the
strength and simplicity of the man who
wrote and spoke in nature'-
Write and human in all things. the poet
knpw bow in the supreme moment tom
vey a thought and wish in simplest form.
When Benjamin Franklin lay at death’s
door. one of his relatives. watching beetle
his had. said: "Let Ins more you a little.
lthink you will be easier.” The flicker
log intellertof the great old man caught
, milks , -- '9
folks and children who succeeded in con g
from careful speakers everywhere.counted _
hibitors.
York.
OVER THE RIYII.
laws and (lead, of the Day In last
old-
I IN.
C. J. Dunn,oflapleavenue, is slow-
mlymoveflngfmmhlsl'mt more It;
or
flu-..“
an. William Kesneand mm,
In. NerrIsnIJIave returned from New
A rs‘idt of West avenue, while
(I. A. Smith. of Past Norwalkfi lit
Willi-morning for l’ottstown. PI...
menus-Io Mogul by It.- nus-II .r
rumba-“Isa.
.. lemonthlyrneetingof tbeBoaIdof
School‘lisitors was held last evening.
Thurman! tbeachoolyear of “and
'flwevearbedulsdasfollows:
Platter-I commuters Tuesday. lisp-
tsaiber.and closes Friday. December
misogthoi term-intern weeks; holi-
ms. Thanksgiving and day after;
Second term commences londay.
rmawmm,mug
ting you out immediately.”
house.
my Marine-I"
mln-."Well i'II equalize matters by no
Jinks-Tltsre's one good thing about
spoiled children. BlnltsaWhat‘s that?
Jinku—an never has them in his own
“Whatdo you mean by saying you
wantmspsakto are on busine- when
youonly wanttobormw some money?”
“Excuse me. but borrowing money b
Janlwpartnsrovbsa the expert bed den
Isagthoftsnn, twelve weeks: bolkisy.
finished lthelaminatiunof Ir. Lejjsr’s
booh)-"ls be short In his
wherein
wliispmdtwowseks.
Iran-gun'- birthday; and at”,
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tarts, thirteen weeks; holiday. [hoora-
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mammoth-mules “mm
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Containing LIGHTS and SIGNALS of LONG ISLAND SOUND.
TI DE TABLES, descriptions and HANDSOME ILLUSTRATIONS
$2 7.50 to $3.000
Warerooom, Water street. foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
if a New York millionaIre grooms a d_m-
$50 ‘30 5th lIlIivenIIIe andflth
w 'ch gives 19 pong: dxspepain,
and these pen is spendfl In doc-
tors’ billsan finally have to pay 5.00
eagh for Cfgthitodee tocnre them,
It at won t cam on 'ta if
the dinner should not bipgvenyk here
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisteds drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about CactusBlwdthre.
, Taylor 8: Golden—C”
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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“' ANTED—A young lady as cashierand
book- keeper. Appi to J. Finkcnstdi.
Generel Manager— Roton nt.- jeztt. It.
TWO or three ladies may secure light sewing
machine work at home by addruing
Lock Boron, City. jet] 8' 7
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ENTI. EhIEN boarders In a
G inquire at Bells news sloyNgwih.
lea“.
“'A‘\r'il;f:D—A cook and Ianndren.
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George R. (' holweii, ’Il High stmt phllloyrzgllk. "n.
-" to $40.00 can be mail: :1”:—
id —.llll Working for B. I». Johnson .63.?
LII»— 24% “min 8L. Rh hmonrl. \m ”In
-5” ngris to operate machines JEcleeTa
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steady work. [E
urtv all.
To LET.
'PPER floor at comer of Union and
l iin streets, South Norm-1k. Appiyr
premises
fiftm-tlifi South Main street; house and
IoIfnr sale: )av'lil f-Irsah: ionnsn '0
\puly iii: W mhiueton I~treet. PL t’ia‘tciri
l’aid while learnt st
E-Ke lacy. :I'Isu
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110i ~13: I moms and garden. near Vise lilo
hirer station at s. a month. Address
lion 'J Rona} tun Conn. royal ff
1‘ I)“ ELLIXE of II) rooms very Iniy
situated. o po- -ite the Music all block.
No. 41 South ain street. Apply to John
Ferris. my3 if
'3“ house Taylor avenue. l0: 5 room
A\ Water street. Stimulus. Kl. avenue 8;;
farm house. barn, garden and pasturage
$10: six rooms, Rowayton. .13. Raymond
FOR SALE.
P‘i‘SEtwin baby carriagI forsale chea
lei “'ash Ington street. fiermanla
1' has .\i. Mueller. all.
1'13) 3:
ARISE bay horse helongin Io nude “-
I; will be sold cheap if u‘lldimmedin‘a‘tr‘.
W eight about 1.3”. Home t on be central
mam-I. i'lIasJ MIMI RIIwaytomCt.
Alli)! Tmurmgmal timothyha Can be
bad on sham If If sired.
plots Apply IIIE. A. Wgodw anti, for “I. I.
\ mull) family or work horse cheap. Also
one mileh hcoIv A to) h
It: \l' rot street, 80th NIl‘rfliv’aIk. o n H 3': ”1;”.
LOST.
()N Saturda ,JIIne ll IKE. a '
enameled on one able' with bmkhc and In-
«fl-see rigour. Supramulnl tuhelunt In Gran.
itevl Ir. A very Iibvra reward will beglven if
the tinder will kindly return the sameto the
undersigned it being the gift of a
friend and iIIgIIIy II. o. "number.
No 3“ all struck. nrwaik. ('t. idiot
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Mother Goose carnival
will be repeated at the Opera Home
for the “benefit of the tallest-l tpworth
”Wk 'fifi-gb
u- will be a mm
part. and In adtiltiont dtableau enllt
”’l‘lllf BIAI’KBN."
ADMIRSII).\. « — 5 crane
Reserved seals may be checked off at Nile)-
ell' s on and after Toads morning.“ at.
ocloek. by the payment all costs extra.
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