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In this district to-day considerably warmer.
fair weather will probably prevail. vrith light.
variable winder. followed by more sultry mu‘
ditions and possibly by cloudiness. On Tue!-
day warmer. more sultry and fair to pinly
cloudy weather will probably prevail. the
canto conditions lasting through meet 0! Wed-
may.
SMITH NORWALK.
What the People of Our on: an Doll;
and Burl-K.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John
Toothill, of Ann street, Saturday after-
noon.
The boat George McWilliams is at the
steamboat vrhnrf with a cargo of coal
for John II. Ferris.
Henry W. Mitchell. who is employed
by Ruth & Uoldschmidt, moved his fami»
Iy from South Wilton to 13 Clay street.
ilk“ Snturday.
The hm loan In the L- nited States dur-
ing the week ending lridoy, August
12th. 1892, was 91,6“.000. This makes
an average Inc of 923L851.“ per day.
—-l’uro calico with pure cream. dc. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
Captain Joshua Boone. accompanied
by his wifoand daughter. of Havilnnd
street. wont to New York this morning
to one his brother, Captain 1]. A. Beltran.
who sails today on the steamer Iro-
quois for Cbarlestovvn and Jacksonville.
Albert (rocker. broom from Fairiield
beach, Saturday. some fine specimens of
oyster spat. It is very early in the season
for ”SW‘." and Richard J. (‘utbilL
who gave us the information, says he
considers itamoet favorable indication
of n ht‘avy oyster set.
Two special trains. the first leaving
Dnuhury at 7:30 and the second at
PI o‘clock, brought I’nhquioquocourt of
Rut-st. r» to Wilma I’oiut urn morning,
whore they boarded the steamer Sirius
for l'oncy Island. They will spend
thm: hours on the island, reaching
home about l0:30. ____~
it M. Seofield died suddenly Sutur-
do} at his homein’l'roy, N. Y. lie was
well known in this city. being the broth
er of Y. A. Scolicld and Mrs. M. A.
Mlle-J, The remains were brought here
yestenlny rooming on the 9.10 train and
were taken to Long Ridge tn-Ilny, whore
thc,funoyal is being hold.
The rank growth of woods which have
long been an eyesore to taxpayers in the
city, were removed from the flower
moundein front of the Congregational
and Trinity churches. Saturday, under
the eupcrvisiou of Street Commissioner
Fitch. The mounds now [Recent a very
attractivcnppcarunce and won» the cub-
ject 0! much lavorublc comment by
church-goers yceteniey. Could our
street comm'uetoner have heard all the
pleasant things said about thorn he would
doubtlcee have regretted that the "theme
andtnres"wero not removed from the
wblicgurelougago. [at ue hope the
mode and beautiful flowers will be
. kept in their ”recent excellent condition.
Ll. [MW l " Il-
——-Owing to the largede for Eagle
Bottling Worke coda, mprtlle, ginger
ale, root andbirchbeer,etc.. ltieeeruelrt—
ly requeeted that all bottlee ehould be
returned to the etorn you purchase them
of u econ ae empty. Levels .2 Co.
John B. Light. chairman of the
,ltqmblicen town committee for
the Second dietvict. bee recdv-
edalotterfmmthedatewntraloommit-
we. aetiugrhlru to notify them hove
yummy South Korvatk
Mic during the
lieu-in
cdfor thin place. It ie probable that
four mectiupmtleeet. willbehold here
wtvoinfleptember. twohOctober and
poaeiblyailfthrneetiugto wind up the
campaign. lthuuderrrtood thatchiu-
Ieyvrttrmakeriamcbel in are many
dillcrentplaoeelncouueotlcut, and III.
ughtpopoeeetourmtbeetateoommit-
teeterendtheneat ht hue,
bdhvingthet avpefihtomluruvvould
haveagood elect in a muuulacturin;
center like South Kornalk
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viliugf
tlcu programme for title eeeeuu. 'llIle
willbettuionlytrip, no no one Ibould
mhetheopportuuityburailaudetmmer.
thrill have heel-atlas and delightful
capstone. tron beginning to end.
mm-mmuthelumy
attachment-White
montage-teem limited
m The price in in love Mall
Bprr Smith. 0! thin street. in again on
the sick list.
The (‘ryetale defeated Bron or e (Imu-
hI-rry Plains nine Saturday afternoon by
a score of air. to“ live.
Conductor; NurtT logged”; and (lurid
iloyt resumed their titles on tho street
railway line this morning.
lfuy Hendrick. area I: TIJIOM of
ThomaeF. Green, in Bpriugvrood. Satur-
day afternoon, aged llvo weaker.
The Western “warm wnvc' will prob-
ably edveuceathaetee for can u the
Alleghenieu today. It is likely to bo-
ammonium-min the Central and At-
indefinite- from tar-lumvw until I-‘ri-
day aftcmmu.
The Prohibitioniets of this town are
mrueetcd to meet in the hall over Lave-
ton’eetore this evening at 7:30. for the
purpme of choosing delegates to tho
State convention to be held in Hartford
August 80 and 31.
grounds, Saturday afternoon. the Wort-
portn beat the Holden Hills by a score of
ill to 5.
The Norwalk Lawn Tennis olnh held a
dance- in the calm Saturday evening.
“my will give u “Bunion," pmhably
next month.
The funeral of I-‘. A. Guntherwze
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
from hielate home. No. 22 Hoyt street.
Rev. C. II. Salk-ck olll‘ciutod and the poll-
brurors were August Ilunkemeyer.
StephenG. Wilcox, James Evcndcu and
\Villium Youle.
Pensions for ConuecticntaWillinm
Jones,0harles H. Golder, “William I].
Morphis, Edward P. Law, Orrin Peru
field, W.J. Darling. Additional, E. L.
At the meeting of Nope "(no com~
pony. yeetmlrry afternoon. it “as voted
to enter the bone laying content at the
tournament in Waterbury. fiptombor 8.
—.\n enjoyable time will ho had by
ollvvho attcodthe K. of (I. cxcursion.
simmer Tolchestor, on Wednesday.
J. P. 'I'rcndvvoll. Jr., of North avenue,
is celebrating the eleventh anniversary
l‘runclr, Chrietuin Kahlua. Original of his birthday. Among his many prun-
Ivrdow 8, etc, . MEI“ 3- Perry. Cuther— unto is l pneumatic tired bicycle from hie
vine Brooks, lmnnn B. Adams, Elthedc father.
G. Fuller—mother.
President I). Hill, of the Norwnlk Iron
Works company, took a prty out on his
yacht Currie Saturday afternoon. It
consisted of F. 3. Lyon, 8. Hill. Jr..
Howard Moesman and Benjamin An.
draws. Tin-y anchored oil It ilson Knob
nmlcnjoycd the swimming matclutub
rind sailboat may.
The committee of Pilgrim council. 0.
If. A. 3L, who urn arranging for the
coming flag raising over the North Cent-
or school will mart th'nr cveningto de—
cide upon the Ihtte.
Uilicer Northrop was called to the reel-
Ilencc of Dr. J. (I. Gregory. on West are—
nrw. this noon to kill a dog supposed to
In: mud. The otticcr, finding that the dog
only bud a tit. did not kill him.
The oyster dredgv-n any leaving the
natural growth grounds off Bridgeport to
take a month's vacation. By urn-trimaran
vote the Oyetcrmcn'e emulation divided
to suspend operations for a month to
allow the young oysters Iv cleanup to
grow. It'ur exp-clot thnt all dodgers
will abide by tho rulc
'lhc oiliccrs of the sternum Jessie ll.
uillgivea grand excursion to Bridge-
port Thursday evening of this week.
the boat leaving South Norwalk et 8
o'clock. This will aflord a delightful
sir hourn' sail on the Sound, and one
hour in the Park City. There will be
dancing on board. music for which will
be {mouthed by Smythr-‘s Oh'fit‘sffll.
On account of tho Knight-I nf l’ythins
biennial encampment at Kansas t‘iry.
c minim-sing Aumut til. the llntruraniv
railroad willpluco excursion tic-Item on
sale from this city to Kansas (Pity and
return at the wry low ruin of $28 for the
round trip. Tickets will be good going
from August 16th to 20th. and will be
good returning until September lSth.
As this rate to open to anybody. thcrv
will probably be a very large number
avail themselves of this opportunity who
are not Knights of Python. and no Ivon~
der. It in_ just the opportunity some
people have been waiting fonand will
be well patronized. Ask for circulars
for full information regarding this trip.
Otiicer Northrop was called-to Rail-
road avenue Saturday night.to amt
some fellows who were throIvins: stoma
at tho homo omupial by Andrew lioaly.
When tlu'otlIoI-r arriwd he found the
storms IIut tho miscreants had lied.
Tho mI‘mMHH"W I'Irst Hoptiet
I-IutrI-II and their friends who are going
on the annual picnic to l’ound Rock.
near Stamford. Thursday. will leave the
church at 3:30 o'clock. The members
of the Sunday scrim! will berarrled free.
Snmnlny afternoon Doputy Sheril
'I‘onvr place-d an attochnwnt on tho Alla»
tin tirele- liar company's foundry on
Brook arm-t. to misty on nllvgvd claim
of 950. made by {thorn Salvage and other
junk mm. for scrap iron. The foundry
is CIII‘IUII
F. B. Lockwood and .tnton Stornmell
and families broke camp at t'ompo this
Inurnmg Mr. Stouunell. whilo wading
in the mill pond after oral». found what
wasrmrcn valuable hunting (use gohl
crutch. It had evidently been in the
water a long time and mu utterly neu-
l-rar. the works being badly metal.
Peter Weston, the wallkuown "all
hot" unto. had a narrow escape from
notions injury at llridgeprvt the other
waning. III- was jumping from II mov-
ing train, when his foot caught in a
uignal win- ucar the truck and Iu- was
thrown down. He full so near tho truck
that the «III-ole brushed ngmnvt his
clothing.
saunter “Its.“
A Ilrony Bull.“ of Item- !‘rom the
Bmuuh he! of To. In.
A bad break occurred yootnvdny in the
water main on East nvcnuu. Ill" .Ir tho
\anZundt place.
The marriage of lieu; Noggin Hay-ago.
of llartnv avenue. and Edward llIIm-tt.
of South Norwelk. ie announced to ink:-
placc on Remember 15.
The St. I’aul’e chapter. ot the llrotbcr-
hood 0! St. Andrew will hold a eociul
meeting Thursday evening. August 18th.
All young men are invited.
The funeral of the Into t‘hnrh-e It.
8mm wee lerguly attendant from his
I’I‘flltlttllt't' on Union l‘nrk. this nip-moon
at Iio‘vlot‘k. lbw. I". E. Robbineolliciut-
M. The polling-rem won» F. W. Perry,
I”. I’. Turnoy. William Thorium", t“. C.
“nilhl‘flflll,l1lflfh‘$ (‘argill and M. W.
Steven. The intermeutvrue at Union
cemetery. .
Yaterduy after-now the borough
tuner vvae turned off. Patrick Slattely
left the faucete of his eink in tho barber
ehop wide own. When the voter tree
turned on later the rink overflowed and
the water enekcd through the ceiling
into Taft linuhcn' clothing norm. dam-
aging in this neighborhood of fill) vmrtb.
climb.“ .
over: rue not ,. 1
levee and (heat. at the Day In Real
Iamtt.
There were tine momtkmr in at:
teodauee at the fleet Avenue If. It.
church yesterday. In tlmmomtnx the
paetov.llev.(¥. Dhl‘cuapoke from the
worth, "The me hit." make edger.
chmda”lleebovvedlawhatmaunerthe
clouded lifewere brighteuedJndthle
vrae byetatinx that cloud-ere natural
anduecevearyiutbepvveeutmder: that
theyare the reeult ot the operational
the henovoieutpleltliI theuoiveneand
are even an «ration of the divine
goodovee (lad doe- uot permit them
bee-taunt pleavureto Monument! will
not allow at them beyond what lite
peopleeaueudure. They ”wonderful
coutrlbutorltotheperfeetionef human
characteraudattalnraent. Amranceof
“annulment-Minimum!
unayoteveepetmntbembpromieed.
Aftorthbcluudemthelpleudklmu—
ebiae. lttakmllod'e powevtobvlghteu
them ibatderkeuou‘e llfe.aedlt
to a ueoe-lty ct beaten heart. (led
aboulddo it. In the "minim.
[kictrhclfltllchaet'elkohmcm
ltd. mocked a meet teeter-euro and
eloqueutmmmem Inst.
lambskin vith“flelovedoovue
Deputy Collector ilavrloy. of the Inter
ualllcvenue other. line reenlvod ordm
topbotographall China-mu in his db-
trict. “centimetre that tlwro are 100
Chimera: in Wilton county. The
vork alum-tones. ' -
«Re-enable price- at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
’l'hecuee of Dbuiei liaulon. charged
witheelliogllquorat wholesale ornam-
tall lioouae, will be heard before Juvtioe
lend! neat Friday afternoon. It hue
beeuleeruedthat Heutoubaean intern-
el revenue whole-ateliceuee the county
whole-ale license in working.
TheSLI’IuI'echumh choir expat to
haveamoet enjoyable time on 'l‘bure-
deg. ‘I‘beywlllembarkou the yacht
Kellie at Holine- e Xeelov’e whorl et
Bmammudtakeugeueral eurveyof
mutated-awni- oeavt. mucking-t
ltotonl’ointabcutto'clook. wherediu-
uerwlllbeupeelally prepared fertile
ringers. Theyvrill return In theorem
'lug.
An mm of emu
Union muoil. K.cf 0., will be held tbie
evening. and alter the true-cotton of
mun-,tbememmneaded
byDvyer’ebaud.rvill parade to South
Kcrvvelk and luck to advent-e their
eeoendauuuulexemeioemhieb will be
held mom. The party will
leeve’l‘eliee’deoket MM. Iu.,eo more
true ”mm dentin»
Ina game of have ball on the fair-
wanton: mmuoauluvurmmrvmm nook. Our succevehae warranted
, us in placing an IMEOBTATION; ORDER, and we have just received ONE HUNDRED pozuu
ROBE with our ownetatnp, direct from the miile in Gonnany, in grades to cell from 25c. tow
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84 WASHINGTON-STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YIN’I‘BBIMY AT THE ('IIIIRCIIIIS.
Ian-rou- ol lurked lutareet L‘Preuebed by
0nt-at-‘l'e-u Clergy-III.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church,
hjlm‘duy. Rev. 0. A. Nichole; superin-
‘ndout oi the Baruch: Kuhn Ultimo
lower Bomb. gave an interesting
' ofhovv that country appear-
tohini when he tint went time in
1879. and as he left it a four months ago.
An he sailed up the great Irrawaddy
river. which is 1,500 miles in length, and
deep enough to float any ocean steamer,
he saw only immense jungles. intct’
eperued With rice fields and ot'caeional
groups of huts, which he 13qu to
. he mblae. until infortmd that they
were nntive villages. 'l'hc people were
darknkinocd and nearly naked. and his
heart sank at the thought of spending
his life among such, as he then thought,
degraded Wings. ileforu reaching
llangmn. uhich r; n large city,
he row the great Shwny Dajon.
higher than St. Paul's in London,
and covered with eolid gold. This is the
punter of Budd‘s: idolatry. At the apex
of this modem many gems of great
value, one ruby ulono being worth up-
wards of 50.000 pounds sterling. The
expense of replacing the gold leaf on the
exterior. which is constantly being torn
oil by Iturom. is also something enor-
mous. All this and much more to collect-
ed from the poor people whose homes
are hole. The Buddist religion otfers
the people only the hope of “Nirvana.“
vrhich means at the most a emotion of
existence. Tin-tr prayers are only no cr-
en'iso to turn their thoughts away from
prom-M norm. The Christian religion
shows them how to make the
most of life. The native word
for north is equivalent to “trail-
ing phice," and the term for Heaven
eiguitics “place of life.“ Thus it may be
emu that tIIcy only need to be shown the
tray from mil”) with its cares up to
heaven with its eternal life. In their ig-
norance they suppose that they possess
Ni knowledge. and they greatly dcepisc
the foreign white people who are not
able to swab their language or under-
stand their custom. They are a very
Shrewd and ttrong minded people, and
Homo of tho students in tho Christian
schools show a mental capacity for sur-
paeeing the ability of the average Ameri-
bau students. Some of them am now
pursuing n l‘Olll'Sl‘ of study could to that
of the University of London. and are at
tttozutmc tirnc carrying it on through
thmlnnguageo.‘usditlvnmt an erian
in from English. Their schools and
churches are now entin-Iy supported try
their own contributions. and they oho
mvtnin two rum-ions in the interior to.
gionn of Asia. 'Thoy lunc- about 400
pupilum their High school. tor all of
whom board and tuition ie from it being
paid (or by voluntary contributions of
the chamber. They area very musical
people. and one of their musical societies
renders the moat diilicult music of lien-
dolsuohn. and '5 famous front Calcutta to
(inbmlter. A recent traveler. who heard
thorn ring. declared that he would give at
thmmaml dollars to have them sing once
in Philadelphia. Then-are about ninety
churches. which all support their own
(minim. some of whom are learned and
oltquerrt men. The. strictnms and purity
of their lives would put to
shame the low tone of n-Iigious
hf.- Io ho inform! from the way Sunday
is Idmsrvod in South Nomulk. All thin
in tin- n’uult of a few ycaru of Christian
otfort. but thorn Im- millions mom of
just as promising peoph; who have not
yet heard at he gcepei. llr. Nichole
visited bib Annie Ilopkine. formerly of
Oebom avenue, But Nmflk. before he
left India. and he deacribcd the people
among whom aim is laboring. They are
calivsd Burn-lane. and are a very ditlicult
class to induction for good. European
influencoe hat-o been a great cum to
them-many of the Europeans them
are very immoral. Mice napkin: ie do-
‘lng well In her work. A largo audience
listened to lie. Nicholevevy attentively
tor nearly an hour. though In court!-
qum'm or: throat end client difficulty
\vhioh lmeeut him to’tlde country. at
time“: true dilllcult to hear all humid.
In the evening ltov. Fred 1.. llenotlict.
oi Warren-burg. N. Y.. delivered an
intcmtluglermon from the text. “Ae
many a- received him, to them gave he
povertobeoometbemueofflodfimto
wear tbetbelleve on tile name,”-John
LIE. In an energeticlogicel wayhe
viewed from eoripture and Ire—on that
the greet blender; at divine ecu-trip le
conferred on there who reodve Josue
Christ by faith. It to not I queeticu
whether we believe Ibottt Chrht. but it
dcpeude on our believing to blur. or on
him. Thh dkrtluctlnu was brought out
by Illustration- end tire Importation! a
decolouof the neat queetlou tenderly
and earnestly pruned home on the
heart- and W of the lea-um
melon. may at whom were the
preurlver'u relative- uud perennial frleude.
nucleolus. the putter. Ber. Archibald
Wheaten, eecoruled the appeal of the
cartoon. and cordially Invited ell potent
in come“- and mehlp beertllv with
his church.
'l‘trcpulpltofthellouth Kmalkflceu
arm
We have uleo received a cave of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hone. which we shall call at 100., or
three pair 250. These, in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
& Son,
tear-II." Herald, when friends. money
and health are me u menmay weep
bitter tears, but that will not restore
friends. fortune or pbynical strength.
“any a soldier bears It disfigured or dis-
anedbody ”the recoil of war and no
peneioncun cover hie loee or rendering.
There are many things which once loot
may never bo regained. Chilbood the
timoto form the mind and mold the
man who idles away bin time, may like
Faun, weep bitter wars,but can never re-
deem the wasted hours. Every soul
is born innocent, but when the
bloom of the patch or color
of the (tower has folded it can never be
reetomd. Young men, let not the first
downward stcpbotakon. bet each op-
portunity for good be improved. A man
may sometimes be saved or lost by a sine
glc word. Every good not is reflective
in its nature. Good old Peter unper-
was abundantly blamed as well as the
many young men who were the recipients
of his benefactions. Again the channels
of grace through which God bringsto us
many blessings should not be neglected.
We need the church more than it needs
m. Each Idiort for others not only
him them but cnnobles our own char-
acter. Each opportunity neglected in a
twofold loser, as we miss the blessing
alike with those upon whom it should
have been bestowed. In our present
career a man has but one chance.
Waste your youth, middle life or old age
and your one chance is gone forcvcr.
Om- opportunity today. eternity to—mor—
f'tl“‘.
PEOPLE ml} KM)“.
Paragraph: about Our rind
Other Paonle’e Friend-I.
Miss Anna Connors, of West street. is
visiting Mrs. Alma Thuyer. in Wilton.
Harry Smith. clerk for Finncy & Bouev
dict. has returned from a week's vocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ll. Layton. are
spending nfew days in Portsmouth. N.
H.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 'l'hct‘le, of Fair-
lield uvonuc. spout Sunday in New
Haven.
Mrs. M. J. Kelly mm: on from Chu-
ton. lines... Suturdnv, and is visiting her
husband.
Dr. ii. 0. fondue. of New York, on
the guest of A. ti. Butts. of Main strwt,
yesterday.
Miss Millie Fleet. of Seymour I’Iacc,
has been entertaining Miss ldelln t‘.
Kron. of Bridgeport.
Pie-earl!
Mm. R. M. Rose and daughter Foun-
rttn. go to Ninntic on Thursday to spend
the remainder of the week.
Dr. Emily \'. I'tinleo,:of this city. and
dim. William E Street. of Dorian, spent
Sunday in Stockbridgo. Muss.
Arthur Tillinghnot. of Phiinliold. has
burn :Iponding a few days of his vacation
with friends in South Norwnik.
Mrs. Sarah Lynne. of Holt avenue. has
gone to “'usaulc. N. Y. She was ac-
companied by her daughter. Miss Walter
Taylor.
ILU. Pink and t‘. l’inlt. bmthcra ol
Mm Josephs-no and Susie Hub. of
Nor-walk. spout yesterday at the Nor-
walk IIotuI.
linend Mm. Edward I). Taylor. of
ltmhury, fovnwrly nutrients of (lay
strum. this city, have been Iipmding a
few days horn.
l'aptain A. A. III-tin and a party mado
of tho veterans of Conn-any I‘ go to
Niuutic on Thursday to visitu Crop White
and too old friends.
Mr. and lies. Man II. Glover, and
lire. Mattie W. timgory. of Norwalk,
left town today for Lake anmnug
for a two wwka‘ conjourn.
lites Mary E. Woolloy. of I’uwtucket,
3.1.. ie epcndlng a few days at the
home! her grandparents. Deacon and
Ira. Stcphcu 6. Panic. West avenue.
W. Ii. Riderund eon William L. havo
rctumcd (mm a turn montho‘ trip
through Now York Item. wlwm they
have been making eurvcye tor water
worke.
Jourph Carrier. lienjnmin Ileuuett.
Aurel Watcreeod onoor two othor old
Company P boye wont to Mantle on
the excursion yesterday and managed to
got left.
Chris chhcl and family returned from
Calleoon. fluttivan County. K. Y.. last
night. (thriu' merry friend- requoet him
town etarieurf hie trip on the iuvtall-
meutplau.
Ill-I Floreuoollel’oreet. of the central"
telephone office. accompanied by like"
flay Adamo, of Iain Itruet. Norwalk,
leave town Wedneulay [or an outing at
Reunite. N J.
Rev. 1?. 1.. Benedict left town this
morning, eccmnpanicd by lint. A. L.
diet will leave Yonkers Friday for War»
Inn-burg. N. Y., hie homo.
ltev.A.l".PIeroe.paeborof the Den-
bury Wanna] church. we enter-
taiuedat the baud-emu home of Civil
Engineer W. B. Rider, on Wat avenue.
during lite etuy in South Ncrvalk.
li- Ootueteok. doubler of In.
dammit. other York. and her
min. II- _8ally Ayree. of Brooklyn,
who ha been the Not the lib-er
Bette. collie Given, are now mot
lb Marnie ileum, of Ken Canaan.
anon. though he nought it carefully with fl
character. comm but once. The young ‘
Benedict, for Youkerv. N. Y. Mr. Ilene- ,
tom prices.
VB.
rid your ones of thm' my
title ate!- Buss.
Look out for the babies and
LEADING
I22 Fall'fléld Ava.
J. Rm.
Leave Tm for (“owl of B or Flour at Book V
m muggingone picnic 9%., all thegoodthinge
6To those who are anno oyod with Water bugs :w—We
using Moody‘s Well-known Aromatic Syrup p.
REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. ETS'EXMOUR
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
w—SICURED FOR GRADUATES AT—
THE NEII BIISIIIE88«~»£IIIIEIE
guarantee to
threodaye or no pay, by Parson’ 3 Sure
keep themin perfect health by ‘
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Dcpartmean—Businees, Tolegruphy, Stunner-aptly and ’l‘ypevrrlting
Moi Whom rum. (hit me optimum, 57':
If u de thk millionaire given a din-
$603505th Interim: and commie lit, ,costirrg
u Iich givee l9 poo It lists,
and these-pee people spend 31.5.56 05 ridde—
tors billII an final! have to pay $5. 00
each for Cactus BloodCure to cure them,
I“ but would be the saving per capitn if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the ferret?
Inquire at Pluistcd 5 drug store where
you out have the problem solved and
not imitation nlqur. Cactus Blood (' .um.
~i’urc icc cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
GIIIIID EXCURSION!
BY THE OFFICERS OF THE
Steamer Jessie B..
TIIIIIISIIAI EVENING, lllli. l8
'I‘O “IIIDG I'II’OB'I'.
A delightful .-u\ hotih' s-Iil on the Sound Ind
one hour in Bridgt port There: “Ill be (lam mg
onthc h Int. mu~ic b- dog lurnishrd by Smylhe‘ .4
orclu stru. Refrtvvhmcnts of all kinds ran in-
ommmi on Mar-.1 Tin Mannie-r Mil tome
South Sororilk u! ~‘ otlmlt: returning “til
leave.- lirnl gepurt II? II.
TICKETS "’R "l‘nVTlfiflh’K. 50c
loll LADIES, “5c.
kor sale; by J J. Snellbutk at lit. l'. W Dur-
mer‘s derxml room a: “ Itkim .1- Tribe} :2
pavilion on the bridge. and by lllt miner» o!
the bout. null tt
Brilliant Saretega Season
I 89 2.
In or) Monti: I). to time of season, .‘IUKIIIII‘.
Ann-stat. im llsqu‘. Spec-2 tI nint=orintem5t.
Lake-limme. Mt ‘II'W II I-Iluctrit Itnilo 3):.
Id mile ride in I'nhu‘e lullmnns. CI'IDII‘HS
Spring rks.
must) DELIUHTFUI. Fort: m v5" \‘Isn'
$8.50 - TOTAL (‘0512 - $.50
The mmithvnt Pomxuein nlonr worth the
visit. For stopping at Illt'llttt'l' holds on in-
chimed c g:- of on: I! Illnr- ISIIIII and up-
Find-I. Side trips to Lake Georg». Mi. ML-
lircgor at extra low mus. Savannah train
leaves South Norwailt 9; 1* u. m.
Mognmrent timer vi~it to t'nI
t‘tlLOss AL \ EXILE OF AMI-ill“ A.
THE ruorsAuo ISLANDS.
Sterling “IN‘AI. August to.
Friday follouing a. m.
by cl 'nnt Hit-tuner.
Lcov Int: tin-r»
Excursions en r) «hey
Fairy like Still“. “0
Iigbttu time. Slit-mm alien-runs toumol
bolt-1.5mm“ uxlmt harm to tirund Hotel.
ThI-nmnd Huml train lemurs South .\'or
walk at II: ii A. m
Obtain thr- "touncctit ur Touritr
in): full infonmttion vr [Mr or“ .- II! It. II.
I’l. Alhl'lull ti W I'hhr ..;t In xtrv-«t lt- :ulin;
Iiruggrst and ME“! (or “‘3ch owl l’uI rrnlio.‘
to. Jyll kn
TAX GOLIEIITIIII'S IIIITIIIE.
YO'I'IPI'Z I~‘ horrhv {it on to all mrx’orw Ital II
A toprn taxes trrtbc Prion (I; .\'..rmtlk. in
the County or Fair-field. undr‘mtt Mr Dunn”-
I:.IIt on the monument list-d but. that l “ill
nwer than: to rrtilw said rumor the follow-
ing times and plm «I. to u it:
Ar the: ntill’k‘ o! llantord It- Osluoru. En-t Sor.
“talk «town town» on Tut-ado). Auguur :7!) II.
18?: from I" li'tlm It lorrtumn until L: It
orloek. afttrxioon.
I‘ Handle. Munipnuk.
I‘It'llttlfl-
At the ~toru til I.
’l’uud I). \rrmq .Illiil. l\".’. from 'io'I-lm k until
-:l .IIII t In: It afternoon
Al the flat: uf .‘Iplnrnlullihidu. at South
Fire )Iru lliur. on Tuesday Nptembe-r firth.
not. from .Ir .IH-Itmk ant-moon. until i
o 'tlotlt. cumin:
At tlieofllteof tIIt'Tux (‘IIIII-I ton ‘\'o. l “It-
wnic Building. In the Borough oi Norwalk. in
Kidd Town! hortvulk. on “minesduy. tuguer
.llat. it'd. from it o'IloIk fore-noon. until 'I
o'clovk. all: rummand from" . ocl nk until it
n clot k In tine cw nlng.
H I". t'.ulebnru of l. Spc new or l‘.o.
.llIII'rI strut-r. and .lIuolI M. l.ayr-m,t0l\ thitillK-
nu elm true; (or me and sign mulptn.
On all taxes which shall rcmain unpaid nfh r
III» led day or III-r bur Milton-mt in tin role
of nine pcr I‘m hvtll l-eItInr ed from tho M
duyl ut Sept! ml-ur. IRIS. until t 1* some nhull Iw
paid.
tiEtlItHl-l II. M. JOHN.
( 'olln tor In and for said Tom n of Noraulk. on
tho lint of In»
Hated .It Nornalk. (‘onn.. August tItII. no}
DI)!
SATIIIIIIAY, Mill. l3.
Cwyrixht.’mgr. b} lloucmmu
E. Houseworth.
‘ WE REM)“.
when". "I!” er: I“... M .. ....
In.. to Im II In. on reborn date. and
0 CHARGE to current nee-m.
H. 5. Hood“.
commons;
llVEIIY III BIIAIIIIING.
STABLES,
IEII 0F TIIE MINI“ IIDIIOE.
”It'll! IWWAIII. 00”.
Teams at all Hours.
lull!
ton urmtfionth Normdk. are authorized to b
Taylor 8! Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
VIISIIIIIGTOII STIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
unfit!
A Pillil'E'fEN'l' young man to takecare of
a horse. Apply at It! West street. South
\‘orunik an list
Bur to work in the depot restaurant.
aulka
(prop mum to do mo tom-t;
all! f'until) helm Apply to
“r ( coraol' .Ben N 29} mi? Id
5- ' I'Sk‘. . I.
South \orwalk. ‘ i no “Wig”.
\ (' oirrnmr girl tovddrgcgelhoueeh
work AppiyroMrs..KB nppu.ut3
“Itchington street. South \‘orvvelk.t..'t.p a133t
T0 LET.
HE store mently otcupicd by P. H. Elinor
T a (‘0. 23 North Main street South Dior.
\\ -Iik. It tenant III-sires to rm into grocery
hormone. the cloth 0! goods In stow will be
Vlitl wry cheap. Apply to John H. Knap ta
It cat street. mutt. Norwul'u. a“?
Four: trout rooms. mood RoonSwartz-x
(’urhett building. All modern imp rove~
mI-nta. tent 9hr Apply atOld Welltfigar
company aultlt!
1:“. RNISHED or unturnLhud. from Sept. or
”CL. 1. property writer of Springand
\\ ashlugton strt at: Home in first-clamor
tier. \imiern improvement-g intluding hot
and t old water. baths. chaotic hello» etc. Rub
err-rues Noni Apply to tlro. Lock
not estate agent. or on the premises of Mrs.
P cm antZw
SEV EV room house No liltiolden Hillstreet.
with All modern Ionienieurfi. House in
mulonlrr Item reasonable. Apply toWIn
.Ikult‘h (‘rofnt It: Knapp $50. I. jyll tt
1 0i Si; corner North )Inin and Ann streets.
six minis. Rent. 815. Water in: all
modern Improvement». 1 ‘ottnflu of I rooms at
{\o .5 “VIII-[ward uterine Apply to Z. A.
\\ oodwurd.
] Ill 88' 9 rooms and (pinion. near Five Mile
River station. at 97 I: moot Addruur
Box" .. Itowoy ton. Conn. 5‘8 tr
\E\\_ home Taylor avenue £910.. 5:51;;
“Me? street. 99:5 avenue. 95:
tnrm Itilllfit'. burn. garden m5'und. pusturuge
glut ~ix merits. Itowayton. '13. Raymond
rII~._
l-‘OII SALE.
it‘ mum ronvl hom- ten years old. Apply to
I.. Vol entim'. 1"“ Washington street.
hmlg. smith Sorw nlk. IIuIII Iw
IIUR ~II. ". .If it It“! .Iin. LI-zutl :i'lull pony
nund III: I kind gentle (or (htIIlrun lo
drivr: or will trade forunwr our ‘iuglr har-
no» «when: [I ii 31.31131!qu 0mm arm
NAN” for :31. l Mk
returnable.
5.11]: h Bornulk.
In good I Indition. Price
Apply at ho . Cros- strt‘l‘l
aul'l le
)I)I\TI.\XI’ERIAL for sulv. all on mort-
gm. I to rcspvmvible party The \ulrrnblo
“Point llllpf‘rltti," Metres elevated and wood-
ul lnmi mo feet from on Seugntnck river.
uppthlte vimplore Ilizhuhool. \‘uetporl. Low-
l‘fflrli!‘ taco. Appli to owner. A. L. Yan—
lIt‘I’ Iril Snrlrzuun- k root orl’. O. Bout”). South
Somali" t I. unit) lw
TN» ISIIIIIII \IIIIII nm‘et for the next
I-i hi day. it Iir “Italic-e. curl
otlre‘r mIr good» rel tt Kh-nl minr lvlufxfihlid
:lepujllnihbo > dd {or ‘fic; ”Almonds for
and he
LOST.
lprli on ntmnrcrt it} of Albany. Apply E
III “00d ultra-l, Sulllli Norwnlk. II
SI" REWARD. .. Clueter pin containing
rub) nurroundni by diamonds. Proh-
uhly lost In luv-on Franklin street and lauder'b
loIIt. A liberal rivrnrd will!» paid tor Ital
return to thi‘ orlh- v. uulf- im-
()xliug' ”III. on th» Room llill road. a
r lu'k
wrap. A IIhv- -ntl run IIIII will be
paid (or up return to thinnl‘l'lvu. alftfl
:zr
Notice
lshuvhy given that my hibdlulttl. Wit. 1]..
he vnr provided me with brdor lmtdl
for rim did not belong to him. As for vtrt
I'Intlwo amt medic tenet i had to most of lira
time no to my father fortlmn
“‘L.SI\III III.
It
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"IAIN NINA!!!“ mug”
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Stoves. flanges t Heaters
Ie Ikevttr.
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