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Sun Risee‘ SunSeta High Tide Low Tide
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New York Herald Weather FMIII.
To-day fair. warmer weather will probably
prevail, preceded‘by a slight fall of temper-
ature. with fresh and light southwesterly.
shifting to southerly winds. possibly attended
by rain. On Thursday considerably warmer.
fair weather and southerly winds will robe.
bly prevail. and on Friday still warmer. fair
weather. .
BETTER ROADS.
The town meeting yesterday brought
out very prominent expressions in favor
of better roads, and ought to encourage
our officials to make this a town famous
for its beautiful drives. We have made,
but all of them cannot be called drives.
and they are not drives because they
are not worked properly. The
improvement made on the Roton Hill
road is the lntcst and best, and now
makes that road a drive for business
and plcasurcthat will not be surpassed
when the projected extension is made to
the road between Bdll Island and Roma
Point. The extension of this road will
open a delightful section for building
sites overlooking the Sound, and is the
natural adjunct of Bell Island.
soc-1'11 NORWALI'.
What the People of Our City are being
and Saying.
Cbnrles E. Seymour's grocery store on
Washington street will close this evening
at 6 o'clock.
The schooner C. B. Paine.“ Calais,
Me, is at Hutch, Bailey & Co's wharf
with a load of timber and lath.
The autopsy over the remains of
Thomas F. Pay, the Danhury lint manu-
facturer. slmwnl that the rum» of his
douth was :m undo mew nf ll‘flltlllllifl.
.\r1 extensive and severe “warm wave"
will form in the southwest, west and
. northwest today. and. moving eastward.
will probably reach this section to-mor-
row.
liuuting’s circus and menagerie will
exhibit in South Norwalk. on the Baxter
grounds, Tuesday, July 5, giving two
performances daily, and a street parade
at 10 a. in.
—Stmwberry short cake and ice cream
at the depot restaurant. Open all night.
Captain Hiram Bell will give his an-
nuulclnin bake, July 4. in his oyster
house. it iseapected that there will he
a larger gathering of his friends present
than ever before.
As a special inducement for people to
try their teas and baking powder the
llelknap Tea company, of Bridgeport,
will give solid gold rings with club orders
for four pounds and eight pounds.
broke one oftliecroae beadsof her engine
while out In the Sound yesterday. She
was abletoget to Teller & Cornpany‘s
wharf. wherethe damage is being re~
paired.
The foundation for the addition to
some Goldschinidt’e corset factory I.
finished. ‘Brlckianow being cartedou
the ground.audwork on the build
was commenced this morning. Plait
Bierwhhmeoufflch
1Wwv‘
Wan-rose“ the air audit is
quite probable some of them will
materialieesbortlyand tliat,distiaetive
Heir-route ofllceswlll be abolished in
this city. and all the businu done at
themainofiiceoftbeCmsolidatedroad.
Elieul'lill, [resident of the Norwalk
Iron "urbane-spay. Leonard Wildniaa,
Eben Hill, Jr., Howard lineman and
Benjamin Andrews. sail today on Air.
Hill’s yachtCerriefer New tendon, to
see the Yalofiarvard race. Ir. Hill
takeshiseaunru‘fitkhlm and will get
some-rapslsrteattbecrewe.
-—0wiug to the urgedemeud for Eagle
Bottling W
ale. and
. milk. .
beer.ete.,ftheeriilt-
(«um-"s w- Why
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The sloop Bride is unloading, a cargo
of moulding-sud at J. H. Ferrie' dock
for the Norwalk lock company.
A party of Danburinns expect to sail
_ frpmflouth Norwnlk this evening for
, New lyulgalonituwe ydmdfltnoo’ on
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.uilihep'apelierflity “Norwalk'is 'atithe
Danbury dock, where her machinery is
being overhauled. The Eagle is running
to New York in her place.
The first union picnic of Uourt Ma-
backemo. No. me, and Court Narruk,
No. 7921, A. 0. F. of A.. will be held on
the FairGrounds Saturday afternoon.
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Are you constipated? Dr. Richardson’s
Cumin), Rhubarb and Senna Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaints. Ask for 50. or tile.
sample.
Rev. D. M. Seward. of South Nor-
walk. preached in the Green's Farms
church, Sunday morning. Rev. Henry
Daria, the pastor, is suffering from
diphtheria.
The firm name of Whelplcy at Clark,
the cigar dealers at the corner of South
Main and Washington streets. has been
changed to George S. Trowbridge &
Company.
The pally of Daubury young men who
are camping on Smith‘s Island, were
ordered off yesterday by Stanley Smith.
of Saugatuck. It is not known where
they will locate.
Captain C. E. Dale, of the yacht
"Viola,“ hm chartered the yacht
"Princess," owned by W. W. Cornstock.
for the summer. and expects to take
out parties in both boats July 4.
George Griffin. a Shelton button man-
ufecturer. J. L. Richard-i. Theodore
Knapp and Captain "Speeler" Smith, of
South Norwalk. will goon a fishing ex-
cursion. Saturday. in the “Lindy."
—Nice rich leiriaimfioii the Depot Rea.
tanner-t. 5c. a glass.
Luther Wright has just M'l'lb‘l’tl a new
lot of pleasure wagons, embracing all the
best styles for comfort and wear, which
he invites the public to call and examine
at his repository, corner Madison and
Franklin streets, South Norwalk.
mecssor George B. Stevens. D. D.. of
Yale University. will conduct the pmyer
rim-ling in 'tlm Congregational church
to-morrow evening. The service will be
preparatory for the communion of the
Lord's supper, which will be observed
next Sabbath morning. There will also
be a communication from the pulpit
supply committee presented at this
meeting. _._
One of the front wheelsof Ituxton 6:
Brundage’s truck came off near the
Methodist church yesterday afternoon.
Irving Reed, the driver, was thrown
from his seat and his foot caught under
the axle. The horses started to run, but
Reed held them until be extracted him-
self, when he brought them to a stop.
Hie foot was badly jammed.
The following oflicers were elected for
the cnsuingterm by the New England
Order of Protection: Ward, Willem C.
Hart; V. W.. Henry A. Woed;secrelary,
A. H. Hchesuey; financial secretary.
Charles H. Ferris; treasurer, S. B. Sher»
wood; chaplain, John Mcflrnw; guide. F.
F. Sherwood; guard, J. W. Cavanaugh;
O. 0.. John Kaske. The ofilcers will be
installed at the neat monthly meeting,
July 26, by D. D. John IcOraw.
The third and final shoot in the series
between the Park City Gun club. of
Bridgeport. and the South Side (inn
club. of South Norwalk. will be held on
thegroumkoftheformer club at Nau-
gatuck Junction. July 4. This is the
decidingehootand wusiderabls interval
ins ktabsnhihslthe-heth/fllde’ewouln
Bridgeport several weeks ago and the
Park'Clty'e wonatthe Baxter Amanda
1-: month. » r ‘
Louie lumumen. a bartender whohas
been employed by George Bcbaub at the
Germauia Hotel, will sail for Europe on
Friday on the steamer "Bella" Be-
fore returning be will visit Denmark and
otbsrplaceeoflutereet. lfr. Leemm
buduflugtbeshort time he has been
in town. made many friends who all
wiehhiina pus-at trip. His brother
Williamhas taken hie position in the
intel.
'l‘belifthauuiveivaryoftbeinarriege
offlr.andIrI.J.W.Gorfiam.w-cele-
bratedlarteveulug at their home. 178
Ely avenue, about forty guests being
lsttsreand re-
gret-m received from a number of
Mantra,” Yamfirooklvm Dan»
buryansttbsl. Gem-mum
duriugthe evedug and Ir. and Ira.
Gorbamnesivsdanuiebsrofhaudaome
laments. Abountifal collation. served
abontelsveuo’clook,waeaverypleaeaut
tenure.
NOIWA“ lint t .
Ammo! [tensile-the
Wind-fina-
Berv, mam,“ "I"!
, ”is; we , '
elect officers this evening. *1 l
Buckingham Post, 0. A. ll.. will "Wt
this. evening for the lost time “nil”:
“mw' 1“ "Sm-3'44.” "3 l"’ :M‘W‘i
unaware llr greatly immune ll.
DWE'IIdvlfiterlor ufwltis‘ «more ’1
south irate slam bythe applimtiolilaf a
coat bf paint.
to-ruorrow evening to officials at the
wedding of Bliss Hattie Gray and George
Peck. of Waterbury.
The partnership which has existed be-_,
tween Luther Wright and Edward Flynn
Mr. Wright will conduct the business.
George William Day and Mia- Nellie
Aretta, daughterof LeGraud Jennings.
will be married this evening at 7:30
o'clock at the bride's home, i Jennings
Place. ”_.,.
--Powder and shot for sale at Ambler's
grocery, 5 Wall street.
The steamer Veendam. which sailed
fmm New York on the 18th inst, with
Professor de Compiguy and a Norwalk
party on board. [Kissed Prairie Point
yesterday.
Everett B. Noyes. formerly of St.
Paul's church choir. assisted the choir of
Trinity church, Southport, Sunday evens
inn. He sang as a ham solo the closing
hymn. "Come Unto Me."
of Columbus will be held in New Haven
tomorrow. 6. K., Bernard Kelley and
P. G. K. William H. McMahon, will
represent the local council.
A limited number of building lots on
Quinlan! and Lincoln avenues arc uttered
for sale on very advantageous terms.
which are made known by Coolidge &
lockde in another column.
Rev. W. J. Slocum has been interview-
ed by members of the entertainment
committee of the Norwalk club relative
to givinga talk to the members of the
club upon his recent travels in England
and upon the continent.
The Grace church entertainment at the
Opera House this evening promises to be
a success. There will be music by the
Jerome )iay Banjo club and an interest
ing programme. gotten up by the ladies.
which includes vocal and instrumental
music. recilaiimis. and other interesting
features.
The latest fad for campaign purmses
isa match box made of aluminum. on
which is stamped the names of the can
didatcs favored by the one who carria
the box. They are made in Waterbury
and within a few hours after the candi-
dates were nominated were placed on the
market. being all ready to stamp as soon
as the convention announced their
choice. Buttons made of the same meted
with the names of candidates are also in
the market.
Sherman Commandery. l7. 0. (i. l‘..
elected the following officers at their last
meeting: N. 0.. C. P. Koch-r: V. N. (3..
Miss Susie Rosecrans; N. K. of R..
George (.2 Comatock: F. K. of R.. How
In] W. Dotyztreasurer. W. N. Simona;
W. l'.. hire. 8. J. Benedict; herald.
(icorge C. leelian; wards, Mis- Louise
Roma and Frank Pillow; P. N. (3.. J. l-‘.
Alger. Theinetallatiou will take place
on the evening of the second Friday in
July.
The other evening Jules llornuug, the
barber, was ridingon his bicycle. when
he ran into A. H. Hoyt's dog. The
canine was knocked senseless and the
barber and his wheel were presumed.
Thebicyclietgotup. rubbed his knees,
andmnting his wheel'rode off. The
dogmalebbeeeape. Yeetmhy some
choroid-Ir. Hornungtbat tlls‘ dug'was
deadlndithuowetatedtbathe visited
tlieownertopay the funeral expenses.
when to his surprise the dog jumped
upon him. ....- ._._-
—Reaeonable prism at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Dwyei’ebandgareadeligbtfnlcohesrt
on Union Park last fleeing. A large
numberofpmplecameoutto eujoytbe
mueie,aed the streets of the borough
fmmOuutlls'o’cioek. ordinarilynurly
m. presented the activity of a
metropolitan city. After the consent
tbwewaea healthy little boom in the
ioeereamandsodawater bflneg and
luotberlinesofuade. Itleundevuood
thatainovemsutwilfbeetartsd tohave
abandetaudereetsdat this end of the
teamed-mil leads to have
Matte-itevaytwownke.
linolenlianicaflleldnbelollyeobblsr
winks-repaired vbeeefu tbebereinent
underWixeu'emeat market forauurao
ber'ofyeare. is happy to-
w,“ g u ‘ ' antifree-
“aim; liken-id“
busififl-fllli Emmi-is lid!
Pilgrim Colincil. o. u. a. ti. will:
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Rev. F. E. Robbins will go to Danbury‘
The annual convention of the Knights.-
l’BflPLl [fill 3N0“.
Pleasant Par-graphs about Our and
Other People's Manda.
,llivm Josephine Bowen, of Darien, has
some» so: «sunflowers .b'
East, avenue. ' . fi ‘
“ ewes “ 1 ’. uni, Inn-nu»
ills ,"of ll'orw k. are enjoying a week‘s
trip up the Hudson.
Mnsnd lire. Frank Skeels, of Dan-
bury. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Merritt, of Menard street.
Miss Lou Sammie, of Mamaroneck. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J. J.
Cape, of Fairfleld avenue.
George Wright and family. of Dan-
has been di-olved by mutual consent. bury. m seer-dines few weeks at the
wttage. Bell Island.
William Warren and family, of Arch
reel, leave town Friday for Ridgefield.
where they will spend the Fourth.
Miss Kathleen Sweeny, of Springwood,
returned home last evening from a
week's visit with friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Beanie Bridges, of Issues Place.
who has been spending a week's vaca-
tion at Chestnut Hill. returned home this
pimming.
. lgwis It. Waterman, of Topeka, Knu..
darted yesterday on his homeward route
titer in short visit with his sister, Mrs. \V.
if. Swords.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar [1. Fox, of 112
West street, left town today for Helen
bland. Maine, where they expect to
occupy their cottage for the summer
.‘ months.
i Mrs. William Rendman, of Kellogg
street, Norwalk. accompanied by hereon
Frank. left townthis morning for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. Inger-
scll. of Bridgeport. ’
The names of hfr. and Mrs. E. llein,
of South Norwalk. appear among the
list of guests at the marriage of Miss
Illa Hein. to Ward W. Hill. in New
liaven. last evening.
Prof. Willis Earle, of the Norwaik
Military institute, who has been spend-
iig several days among the coal mines
of Pennsylvania. made a flying trip to
Norwalk last evening before going to his
old home in Vermont.
Him May .‘icofield, daughter of James
Scofleld, formerly superintendent of the
Union Manufacturing Co, who has been
spending a few weeks with her friend,
Iii-i lay Bennett, of Holden avenue, ru-
turns today to her home in Providence,
1.. l.. mmmpaniod by Miss Bennett. who
will spa-rid a week or two with her.
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0V“! Tllll RIVER.
Lowe and Genet, of the Day in East
Romain.
Mrs. Mary Wright has gone to Sims-
lbury for a week's visit.
Mrs. Henry Jones’ condition has be-
come very critical. But slight hopes are
entertained for her recovery.
Ledger Bdmunds has purchased the
bakery business of W. S. Cortirs in Run-
dall’s block and expects to take posses
siou July 1.
Harry Webb, of First avenue. who was
bittcu on the right log by Justice ll. 1’.
Homll's dog one day last week,bas near-
ly recovered.
The Deumcrnts of East Norwalk will
hereaflagraieingon the pole opposite
W. S. llanford's store. Saturday after-
noon at four o'clock.
William Mallory. of Stamford, who
pnrchmed Tnlcott ll. Hull’s drug busi-
ness in Randall's block, several months
ago, has sold out to a mounted llerens.
The suns is closed at present. but will be
opened. it is said. in a few days.
IMIIIBN.
lfrs. Mark Wither and her nephew are
yery sick. .
., urgfu‘n in; my Herman are the
”oud‘pareutp of a daughter.
7Ilr. and In. Her-but roman. are
recovering from their recent illness.
A daughter was recently born to lfr
and lire. John Kenny, of 0x Ridge.
The Darlene defeated the crack nine of
king's eclmol. Stamford. Saturday after-
noon. by a score of twelve to five.
George Tooksr has purchased the large
raillioat belonging to the estate of Henry
W. Bates, tliruugh Albert Scclleld. the
Ilmfiilatrawr.
:CapteanauieePooleyand mu Earl
lounsbury have had their sailboat re-
paintedand are now prepared ii take
outmoonlightpartiel.
‘ Tlieluettueteraiu the Center school.
Arthur nibbles. principal and lil-
“Whaveheeuengagedby
lbseouiuilttaeforanotbsryear.
Ir. and fire. Frank Bailout and
daughter. of Buffalo, are in town to
speed lbs summer wan iir. some
parentalrmudlfraleaactiellsck.
Barnes] (loldateiu, a Stamford painter.
WESTPOBT.
JameaH. Phipps will open the new
Bescbside House at Green's Farms on
Thursday.
'«A Women base ball and. ’wiil'
melamine Kerrytown nine'ol' Stain
someone. on Julyi . ' ' ,
Daring demented title, 'but' oils
preaching service will be held at the
Green's Farms church on Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Beardsley and a number of
ladies will give a concert and organ re
cital at the Green’s Farms church Thurs-
day evening.
Harry. son of increase A. Purse“,
formerlya resident of South Norwalk.
carria his arm in a sling. the result of a
collision with the railroad abutment at
the Becker crossing while trying his new
bicycle.
The Poet Olee Corner.
Mr. Editor: Upon the principle that
“a new broom sweeps clean," I make
hold to ask our new postmaster, or
whoever is in charge of the post office.
toruaketheplace accemible to the pub
lic. At present and fora long time in
the post, it is and has been impossible at
must times of the day to enter or leave
the post oflice without almost stepping
over peddlcrs and expreesmen, who
seem to have taken meseesion of the
steps and other approachis to the post
ofllce.
lyrisli our new poiumastcr would put
in one day at least to noticing how
thingsgoon about his office. Let him
takenstand where he can see the post
office steps. and hear the conversation
going on there and on the triicks which
block approach by team to the post
office on Railroad Square. and almost
prevent getting into the square from
Washington street, and after he has
taken in the situation, if he will devise
some plan to get rid of the nuisances
mentioned, he will be a greater blessing
to this community than it has had for
some time.
lhupohe will at least try to improve
the character of the post office corner.
and if he does he certainly will have the
thanks of the ladies at least
Yours respectfully,
Linv Scuscnisim.
Best ‘l'ime on the Nor-all Track.
Hider Scrifiuel:—Can you tell me the
best time ever made on the Norwalk
track?
-—Thc lustrous rec-1rd fornmileis 2221;,
made by fimsip. Jr. Thou fastest tinn-
we have heard of being made on the
track was by the some horse in work Sut-
urday, June 18, mm. when he pal-M a
half mile in Hit—iii).
What the Wheelinen are being.
The total number of individual riders
entered for the Columbia and Colt race
meet in Hartford, July 4 and 5, is over
50, with a total entry of 260. C. Ford
Seek-y is entered in the one mile safety
l. A. W. state championship: one mile
safety, championship of Hartford: one
mile safety handicap; one mile safety
warnmce. open to Connecticut clubs
only: quarter mile safety, 1.. A. W. state
championship; one mile safety tandem
handicap; two mile safety handicap.
open to Connecticut riders only,
I'M-u Meant to he Funny.
Philanthropic visitor (at the jail)—~
“My friend, may I ask what brought
you here?” Bad Dick (from the slums)
~“Yes, air. Same thing that brings
you here. Poking my noes into other
folks‘ affairs. Only I gener'lly went in
by way of the basement winder."
Teacher—“Robert,thisis an example
insubstraction. Seven boys went down
tothecrwktobathe, but two of them
hadlaen told not to go in the water.
Now, can you tell me how many went
in?" ihibert~"\'es‘m:seven.”
Jack Ford—"Do you believe that a fel-
loweverdtd make a mistake and kiss
the wring girl. in the dark, you know?“
Tom D- Wittv‘mo; how the dense can
amen kh the wrong girl, anyhow"
.4.
A Sentinel Newsboy that.
Willie Bollard. of Norwalk. a 87.311-
tinneweboy. met with a painful acci-
dent laet night. He had been shooting a
pistol, using blank cartridges. and stock
an empty shell in the morale of the
weapon.- lie then started to run, with
thepietolooeked, whenheetuinbledand
fell. Tbepietol wasdieeharged and the
empty “was blown into young Bel-
ford's chin.
Wee-Ilka hates.
Thewormlfkeauakeaar'eeallod bu
urn-immanent: ‘
unless of the groundaad
5'3. "
Continuing
of boats from
sent on receipt of five cents.
Raymond street.
"ROTO‘N
STEAM
5.00, 21.30, 10.30 and 12.00 A.
and 3.30 P. M. :
«.1.00,11.00 and 11.15 A. 11.;1
and 10.00 P. M.
Review of Reviews for July.
The Review of RevicuWys timely
in the subject matter it prré‘e’iiiii.‘ is
especiallysoiu the July number. Al-
though the month covered by this issue
expired less than five days after
the Republican candidate for
president was nominated. it con-
tains perhaps the most com-
plete and intelligent character sketch of
Benjamin Harrison that has ever been
written. In theth of the article ap»
pears a portrait of President Harrison at
his desk, taken on the 15th of June—{our
days after the Minneapolis Convention
adjourned. In addition to this sketch of
the nominee of the Republican Conven-
lion there are roviewul and diamond
in the department, "The ngrossof the
World," the work and procwdings of
the Convention itself. With this ac-
count on: prev-med portraits of the most
cormpicuous figures in that gn-ut political
mmpmbly. . _ .. _ .. _
They were having a little conjugal ar—
gument about the fondness of women for
crismctim, when he thought to clinch
the argument by cxcluming. “Angels
never paint." "Perhaps not." she calmly
replied, “but all lllt' some you never
saw an angel rim wasn't painted." And
the only way he nmld got out of it was
by declaring that she was an angel.
which compelled her to admit that he
had seen at least one unpainted angel.
If a New York millionaire gives :1 din-
ner at 5th avenue, and {With strut-t, coating
8200.00, which gives it) people dyspepsia,
and "this poo in spend $356.00 in due-
tors‘ bills antr final] have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blooi Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being til persons at the feast?
Inquire at l’laistcd's dmg store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blind Cure.
llEllllllli 6 Pill Bill. Ill lllllll
fill! Ill".
The owner has placed in our
- it
very low price, as the building
thereon wall greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
vauce. the balance can remain at
oper cent. The party selling
this propert is positive that
these lots wi l double in value in
three ears, and toth purchas-
ne_to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
estatli per cent. r annum on
the amount of one paid thereon.
The is a reliable first-class offer
to home builders or investors.
W
counter a lumen.
e neuter. IGI'ALK. anal-rs.
tunes 7
’tiiiit’lifllli‘iil‘lii.
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confirms Wm
Notice! “Tool Notice!
Louisiana SIGNALS of LONG 19
TI DETA BLES, descriptions and HANDSOME IL
$21.50 to $3,000
1 sum "I'ruuiem .
hands for sale a limited number mu 0
of, titles: building, lots on g. .
111*- " 1» avenues
( he . ) at a4
Only 8100 need he paid in ad ‘
erwi give anllT'f'ltN omnss- T
T "thingpboutt
. Chicken. i
Cream
05:
Sauce in Jan. The
this country.
This store willebe closed all day on July 4th and eve Wod-
nesday evening. commencing June 29th, at six o’clock d the ,
hot months for the benefit 0 our clerks. ’ - 1
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. south Norwalk. ,
WIT new Bé'flr’éhi‘ii'ioduéf
LAND scout).
LUSTRATIONS
Warerooom, Water street. foot of
H. EMORY PEASE.
"POlN T,
1111 4111, 1892.
BOATS
“CITY OF ALBANY”
——-—-AN l)————
“JESSIE B _
25c-Excunsmn - 11115-256W
LE v1: SOUTH Nouu'AL‘K:
H
M.: 2.00. 2550,3510, 44111, 6,311, 7,00
LEAVE ROTON POINT:
.31), 2.40, 3.15, 5.30, c; 00, 7.45, 9.00
je28 1w
Taylor & Golden.
lleaIEslaleandlnsurance.
WISlllllllmll STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
auaitf
WANTED."
“ill.“ or lb years old for light house
work. Inquire at this unite. am
A'
V'ANTED— Bright. energetic ladies to re
. resent a loading New York house 11
bomb horwalk. with the lines! and most sal-
able xoods on the marker. no) to $5.!!! per
day. and lllltl. plemaut emplu meat. Addreu
at once. 2—)! Mfg.('o.. l!!! ater 8L. New
\ ork city. jet!) lt
‘ ' . would like u
[Martian 111a errmll fun l\ or sowing by
t
tbedhy. Adar... w..rk.ih1~o‘mn~_ mm
X experienced homekevep; 7
$75
7”” 34-53 M
l'ZW trifle m u
l"
1‘ rigor fun-tor
Sunni Norwalk.
slauly work.
to $510.“! can be made month];
working for H. F. Johnson Jr t'o..
am 5L. llirhruonil. Va. left In:
porn“- trim-blurs at Kelscy‘s
5. fit “‘ztuhirnzluu street.
‘ l'uid nhilc learning and
1-. E. Kelsey. myfitf
T0 LET.
l oijsr: corner North Miro unrl Ann'nroet
six_ moms. Rent 9V». Watrr lnzaTl
modern improvements. Apply 10E. A.Wood-
wan .
l lll'SE of fill rvuvirirt at No.3 lfi'b street:
n-nl. ei'J. Janin- f'. ('ruuc, L' \"est ave-
nue. je‘fillf:
'l‘illtlrltl or four rooms near dorm. Win
at Sty-riser. olllo‘c. it: lit
THREE pleasant mount3 with or without
board. Apply Mn. f aylonl.$l Crescent
Terrace. South .'urwulk.
11-55 if
’ ‘WU pleasant attic morn-4. furnl. litid»: V"
l ellanfnril him». ”an 1;"
‘ltllNT a drum-Am. fill flnorit rimmnilwul:
If t (,‘or wit building: modern improve-
ments;‘reril .ilper mouth. Apply at the Old
Wewl‘gar ('1). office. Kl Wanhlngton street.
. mono and Inlt‘n. near Five Mile
River station. at Tu mouth. Address
l’
“116‘
flux 1 Rawaytou. i‘oun. royal tf
lnvnhl.1.\'o.n.11i‘rrhmiin}? ”1 Juli”
nituatcdnsppo llr' tlu~ Music)! rile! block’.
No. tl South aiu utn-i-t. Apply to John
Morris. _rny'.l_ tf
. YEW house Taylor anemic. If); 5 memo
1\ Water street. 89. 6 rvuuus. avenue. in;
farm house. barn garden am pasture”
Ellis.” "was. llowaylon. Slit. Raymond
nil
I’d"! BALE.
( . L'NTLRMAN‘S road hrrsc. side bar '
I and harness. all In good condition.
on mount of owner
ticoflelll. Warwick 1 "“"y' ”M ""’
ouse stable. bout Nor-
. Jinn. lw
" ”ST. .
“”721’N‘fimun i. if M . A N M
Himlthvirwzlan Eofi‘fxgl gm“: :f'rg
and leaves. Theflnder it please leave the
earnest the branch Mariner. once and re-
ceive the reward. .lnflm
Birmfissmhttirngn} raw". 1m.
epot a r it sees
marked. "r. n’inn‘fimn’il’is- when will
p return;d same to this other. and be r’e’aelo‘a-
ably reward .
files-citym‘furef
HEtamnnoflheCft officer Norwalk
hereb hell that t 1it
iiwfiufl-a ”” I.” “'
o . s
of March. uni will he with a
time l shall be ray in
Washington
«II
at which
e at In? store. U
Minn rate amt...”
from I. r- '
ml. in
01” If!!! u
"'1 Heidi...
Datedat ammo-aisle; all
Wibwddm
III.-
‘il.’ .11 nu.
~Families
In Horror and South Norwalk '
would like one of those Knife
Sharpeners which the proprie—
awsy, but you won’t know up
w . Mail-r
mum. pi“
tors of LUBTBINE to giving
b
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