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will probably prevail. with light northweatcrly
winds. incoming variable. On Wednesday
wnmicr, fair weather and southerly winds
will probably prevail, followed by an increase
of sultrinees. and similar conditions on Thurs-
day.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of 0dr on: are Doing
III Saying,
Extensive improvements are being
made by Landlord Hall in the City Hotel.
For the next thirty days Luther
Wright will sell carriages at a big reduc-
tion in price.
William S. Knapp. of this city, will
supervise the erection of a new building
which the Port Chester Savings society
will erect in that place.
—Purc entice with pure crenm, So. u
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Wednesday evening. at 7:45. in the
lcctunwoom at :l‘.’ (flicetnut street, South
Xoruulk, will be evangelical [in-aching.
All are invited to attend. 'No collection
taken.
Henry Hoyt. Raymond Brothem‘
harness maker. left their employ Sutur-
duy night to accept a position with
Cometock Brothers, the North Main
street liverymen.
Saturday night people at Roton Point
could distinctly see a tire on the
Sound, apparently just otl’ Stmnford.
It Was said to have been a large hark
with n cargoof oil for New York iirms.
bound in that direction.
Yo-stenlzly afwrnoon E. Hill and a
party sailed from Gregory's Point at
two o‘clock and arrived at I-‘uiriivld
beach at 3:30 o'clock. which is consider-
ed very good time. The beach plums they
went after, however, Wore wry scarce,
and they returned without any.
To all uupliring concerning the stami-
ing of the New Ilusincss ('ollogc and
School of Shortband, I22 l'niriield ave-
nue, Bridgeport, we have to say on good
authority. that it is the bold business
school in the state, and South Nor-walk
and Norm“; _vn'll be well represented
there by September 1.
~As line as silk, us pure as gold. Lar—
mcr's death onfleuaand mange. Ask your
drnggist for it. 25 cents.
“round was broken yesterday for the
foundation of the Norwalk Lock com—
puny'snew barn and storehouse at the
corner of Water and Marshall streets.
The building will be of brick, 34:63. two
stories high. W. H. Smith has the con—
tract for the mason Work and l]. B.
I-‘itch for the Witter work.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris arrived
ymterdayuaftemoon at Wilson Point
with a cargo of 1,100 tons of Pocahontas
coal from Norfolk. Van for John If.
Ferris. Irving and Victor Ferris return-
cd from a two weeks’ cruise on the ves-
sel. They were the guests of Captain
A. B. St. John. .__.. _.
Do not be surprised to see the Baton
train on spin. The freight business
paid well and the plunger business
would have paid if the train had not met
with so many accidents. We are reliar
hly informed that the chances of reach.
ing Bdeton via Oyster Bay are verygood.
Then the anti-railroad men will not be
quite so jubilant as they have been.—
Oyater Bay Pilot.
Timexcnrsion of the steamer City of
Albany to Nlantlc, Sunday. was a great
sucoeas. About 250 people went from
thisplsoeandwomoreweretakenonat
Bridgeport. The long rail down the
Boundyupverypleasant one and en-
joyedbyullon board. The landing at
Crescent Beach was made at 2:30 and the
excursion“ walked two miles to the
campgrounds. Here three home were
rpsntaldtheboatarrived inthiscity at
1 o'clock WWII!-
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Thomas Fairbanks.
shrted'brfitsmfmd witbaloadoffurni-
turn. Ovueonteirytbs heat. or smoo-
thing IW. they left the bums
standinginthsrosdatnarim,snd both
msnwtntovsrinsknnadwsnttoslssp.
‘l‘behorsrsandtruk were found by a
Home met the wads,
andhedvovs MMIHIMF
mm. t A.wbotrsatdowu and
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b new“.
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Mn. w. w. manuf‘diuiueu re-
mains about the same.
leerymsn Solluans received two new
carriages yesterday from u Bantam,
Conn.. manufacturer.
The Norwalk iron Works company
shipped an air compressor to Reyrurldli-
ville-N. Yu‘yesterday. ‘ ‘
The regular meeting of the Norwalk
Building and [Iran amoeiation will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock.
Expremman John K. l-‘inch nearly
severed two fingers of his left hand this
morning while cuttings! piece of wood,
The united batters of Nortvalk will nt-
tend the picnic of the batters of Brook-
lyn. August 22, at Cold Spring Grove.
leaving here at 12:30 p. m. The trim.
menu‘ association and other lady friends
of the batters expect to attend.
The popular officers of the steamer
Jeanie B. feel much encouraged over the
success they are meeting with in the sole
of tickets for the exclusion to Bridge-
port Thuradny evening and there will no
doubt be a very large attendance,
Smythe‘s orchestra will furnish music.
sonnet MEWS. _
A Breezy Ituulget of Items From the
lturoulh End of Town.
The that Inhaled dog of the mm
made its appearance on the streets yes-
terdav.
The electric light on Franklin avenue
which was llx'utal at the foot of Fitch's
bill, has bum movol tothc llt'fltl of Elm
street.
The work of laying the independent.
line of six-inch gas pipe through Brut
avenue to supply East Norwnlk, was
commenced this morning.
Washington lfnwxbumt, who puddles
milk for hie father, Ilenry Iluwxburrlt.
were getting over it font-o this rimming.
when he run it nail in his foot. and now
walks lulue.
Complaintis made by families resid-
ing near the old Catholic church on
Chapel direct of the gas that arise: from
the sewerage of the building. The build-
Ing has now twenty-live fnmllm: living
ll] it.
Dunn ('. liiseellnnd Ruin-rt Struhnn.
who some time ago opened a market at
Adams Brothers‘ old stand, did not
milk» n sum-ens of tho vvnlurn. last
owning Adams Ilrotltcn-l took yum-Minn
of the store. according to ngm-nwnt.
~Excursion of ( 'atholic Union council.
K. of 0.. to-morrow. steamer Tolchcster.
leaving Tollcs’ dock. South Norwalk. at
5:45 a. m. Tickets on dock. Extra
horse cars will run.
Nathan l‘ouch, a veteran of the war.
died at his home in Ilmncbviile. of utm-
plexy yesterday. He wan fifty-six years
old. Mr. Couch was an officer of the
Wooster Gourds. the flret military orgau’
ization in Connecticut to volunteer its
services at the outbreak of the civil war,
Dwyer‘n Norwulk City band headed a
procession of the Knights of (‘olumbm
laet evening to advertise, their excursion
to-morrovv. The members of the coun~
cil carried Chinese interns and the ef-
fect was very pretty. The parade was
through the principal streets of the bor—
ough and city.
It inunderstood that a scheme in on
foot toereeta large hotel near Trinity
lake and to construct a drive around the
water. Who thecspitalists are who are
behind the scheme is not stated. but
some of the mle living in the neigh-
borhood any they have good reason to
At. a meeting of the special committee
of Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. BL. last
evening. it was decided to hold the pro-
posedilsgrsising and parade on Turn-
day. September _it. The state ofiloeru
and the councils and commanderics of
the Loyal Legion in hirfleld county have
been invited to take part in the demon—
titration.
--l’ure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
Thismornlng the selectmen sent the
threesmall children of Mrs. John Albert
Werner to the children’s Home. In.
Werner formerly lived in the foundry
building on Mechanic street. She was
deserted by her hm. Ira. Werner
isanupertlanndrsmanduow that she
isunhamperedhyber children. will go
to work.
While running with Hope Hose com-
pany'stesmlastnigbt. Smith lorthmp
wastahmwtthasrvuehmrhags. A
convey-monument! be was
takento his home on Chestnut strut,
whereaphysicianattsndsdhlm. After
reaching horns lusudsndauotbrr at-
inch-,‘fispaoedarestlnnlnhbbut
thb morning is um comforttble.
thoughverywealr.
Compzlnt was made to Chief De.
Forest Melanin: that there was a
stabblnit ,sflrsr at the out Catholic
chmvbon‘Oi-psl street. no detailed
own-ugmmuopmw
investigate. Thsymtsdlosrph‘l‘oeui,
mutualithadsrmriaidspw
sit-ion Nome-I «inhuman-nil
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500. per pair.
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Hope Hate cumpnny bud n practice
run but evening. overu «mm on East.
avenue. .
Tho Unrpontenl‘ Umon will meet this
evening to takeuction for u diapluy in the
Labor Day parade.
George 8. tlrogovy'antl funrily’tunl Mm.
Jennie flmlth. of West nwnue. drove to
Weston yesterday on a huckleberry ont—
ing. ' -., .-., V ,P '
The Alpha Wheel club will have :1 run
to Roton Point Wednesday evening. leav-
ing the club's bcndquartem nt 7 o'clock
sharp.
John H. chleon will give u clnmhake
at his form this evening. A lnrge num-
ber of Norwalk people have been invited
to participate.
-lteaoonahle prices at Inne'e depot
restaurant. Open al_l_night.
The colored population was in exuber-
ant spirits yesterday. The reason of
their joyouenees was that their old-time
favorite gig. 441-44. came out Saturday.
V Our lirothent' Lodge, 1. O. 0. R. ap-
pointed a committee last evening, to
confer with the committee of llutler
Lodge regarding the excursion on labor
Day.
Officer Northrop found a well-tilled
[Nickel-book on Wall nun-t ymtevdny.
lie bud it ir his [nonunion but ushort
time. on he found the owner, who was
Mia-l Lnum Peck and bliss I’nunettn
“0:13, of (,‘amp street. wheeled to North
\Vilton yesterday and new entertained
by Mrs. ll. W. Keelor. They report a
pied-tum visit. Mint Peek in a new ruler.
having had her wheel only a wen-k.
Rippou am Lodge, of Stamford. discun'
and the Lnbm Day excursion to the Odd
I-‘ellou'u’ Home in (lroton at but evening's
meeting. The Advocate says: “From
tho manner in which lodges in adjoining
towns have taken hold uf the the idea.
it seen“. a»: if the mmmitta‘ would be
warranted in contracting for a simmer.
Special encouragement has been receiv-
ed from Norwnlk Odd Fellows."
Sunday, as the It". C. M. 50le was
approaching the South Salem chapel.
Where he mm to preach. he was surprir
ed to find the church ynnl filled with
tout-x and vehicles. It seems that a
branch of the Salvation Army was bold-
ing a camp meeting there. Sir. Selleck
opened the services at the church sum
after he arrived and one plea-zed to see
tin- Snlvutiunists tile in and fill the build-
ing. Hie sermon wm much appreciated
by all of them.
The St‘lO-‘l‘tmt‘ll this morning received a
dispatch from John Darrow and Robert
.‘1 Morehousc. who took Benjamin
Scurvy, the insane woman, to his home
in )lilllrridgc. Elle-J. mying that they had
delivered him over to the authorities in
his native place. and had returned no for
as Iloaton. The trip had been much
more expensive than they cxmtnl and
their f and» were cxlnttdtml. leaving them
ponnilmo. The mlwtmon thivzmnming
«out them money enough to get home
with.
Roll'Al'TOS.
Mute Nollie \Villt'ock. of Brooklyn, in
spending a few days with Mrs. k'rnnlr N.
Ferris. on the Corbett place.
The marriage of Miss Millicent Young;
and Harvey Ackert takes“ place tomor-
row evening at the home of the bride's
parents.
The paint on one porfion of Henry
Simous' house will be brighter for me
time than that on other parfn. Yester-
day the painter had a mislutp and a large
pot of point no npeet on one side of the
house.
llert \‘an Scivev narrowly encapnl
drowning Sunday afternoon by the cap-
sizing of his canoe. lie was rescued by
George G. Hoyt who heroically jumped
into the water after him. Shortly after-
ward. when oil Roton Point. Mr. Van
Bcivcr capsized the canoe again. This
time he strum ashore. ’ > ‘
CRANBERRY PLAINS. U”
hint. D. A. l-‘illow in entertaining
friends from Bridgeport.
lira. I]. Pillow unstained a tavern fall
Saturday night. eprsining her ankle.
Miss Lottie Lawrence, of \Vubington.
is the guest of Miss Birdie If. Van-
Hoe-ear.
The (Irmherry Piano base hail club
were defeated by the Crystals on Ballr-
day by a some of 5 toil. '
llrs. Clinic-Barnes andlr. and lire.
Frank (hem went to Wilton with a
buckleberrying party from ltorwslk. yes-
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Knights of cola-bus.
“remedial: of the ninth annual
meeting of the Board of Government of
the Knights of Columbus have been
printed spd dhtriltutod to the members.
The report inchstlss the complete anor-
talltylistfroml’ehnarytlm, toJune
LID!- Tbe total number of M-
theovder mestabilthedwasm.
, om" long {umboslnensr’remrviuourm our unmet. ‘
use». placing on mmnrlnou ORDER, and we have just received one HUNDRED meld:
HOSE, with our own stamp,'diroct from the mills in (lemony, in grades to sell from 25c. to
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warren
We have also received a case of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 2350. These, in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure yen will find them of excellent value.
A. Dickerman & Son,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
rezone techno“:
Pie-«asst Pan-graphs about Our and
on." l'soltle's Irlelula.
(luster l‘itzer is in New York city.
1". U. Bitumen has returned from :1 visit
up the Nztugntuck road.
lire." Robert Simpson. of Broad River,
is vielflng friends in Dorian.
' tiles Bettie Burr, of Taylor avenue, is
visiting frienda in Southingtou. ’
Tho llieam Dibble. of South Main
street, are spending a week in Litchiield.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Corwin, of Brook-
lyn, are visiting friends in South Sor-
walk.
Misc Ida Judson, of Strntford, is the
guest of Mine Mum-e Whoever, of Ill-Idol:
avenue.
W. Waist-mun, of N. A. )IcNeil’s in-
saruucooilice at Limo ltot-u’, was in town
yesterday.
Junie-s Sutherland and family have re»
turned from Bell Island. where they
spent it week.
Mist llolcn ll. Ilerhcns, of Jersey City,
N. J.. is the guest of Mm. Slut-3. of High
street. Norwnli.
Fm] B. Smith. of Bridgeport. is in
town til-Jay, visiting his' father. Burr
Smith. who is ill.
John J. Wnrdwell started yesterday on
aweatcm trip. after a short visit with
his family at 10 Ann street.
Mini Evelyn Hawkins, of Seaside
place. ELL-s! Norwnlk. started this morn-
ing for a visit at Luke Grove. Long Is-
land.
Jami-s Il. Knapp, nf Iinmklyn. accom-
panied by'laizl \Vll't‘, iv spending lllt' week
with his brother, William S. Knapp, of
Present Terrace.
Elan-r S. Youngs, of BridgcmrtJurm-
erly of ‘Sorvvnlk. and his family are
hunting for two weeks at the Waller
hnnu'etmd, Cinema! Hill.
Mrs. B. 1’. Wood. of Wall stmt, ac-
companied by her son Edwnrd and Mrs.
Samuel I. chdJonve for l‘wxx‘rstown,
N. l'., [0411"!me Mr. Samuel Weed
will jullt the party Saturday.
Bt‘lljullllll Iiinlsall and family. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. formerly of New
Cannon, are spending a few days in that
town. Tin-y ran down to Not-walk
yesterday and milled on old friends.
Mrs. (Tl-terry. wife of John Cherry. ex-
cisc-couunisruoner and a member of the
Board of Fret-holdersoft'amdcn. X. J..
has been vivitlng her sLeu-r-in—luvv, Mr».
Edward Cunningham. of Spring street.
t‘lmrlm A Darius. of New York city.
torun-riy a law student in Attorney
tinty‘sntiice, is the guest. of Attorney
”value A. Ilonnccker. Mr. Darius has
givrnupsludying law and is nmv a
munpapr‘r man.
To? ins—u "Sits-o!"
Tut: Mumford Advocate can't quite
understand why Norwnlk ahould still
stick to the old justice system. and
thinks the fact H a nun,- indumtion thnt,
in sonn- 1'05}an at lcaut. .‘lurwalk is nw.
fully plow. Stamford has had a police
court for several years. and the change
from the old system is so obviously wise
and lx-nciicinl from every point of view
that tin-re is not an intelligent man in
town who would want to go back to the
old plan. Norwulk will get there one of
those days. ____»__
Joux S. Sizvuulxn, nf Now—ails. is. wil-
ling. it is said, to succeed himself as
senator from the Thirteenth district. and
his name will be presenlml at “It' con-
vention next month.
Tint Danbury News notes with appar-
ent astonishment the fact that the Sun-
day evening train from South Norwalk
left this city nearlv fifteen minutes late.
snipped at every station on the road and
pulled into Dnnbury a half minute ahead
of time: that on the down grade just be-
low Bethel a speed of over a mile a
minute was reached. A mile a min-
ute on the Danbury road is not
An unusunl occurrence. A gentle-
man who tmveis every day between
South Norwalk and “wintry. says the
regultr running time of the 5:10 expreus
in a milea minute over that portion oi
the road referred to fry the Blows. l‘re-
quentiy the train runs at the rate of six-
ty-lhree miles an hour. covering two and
live eights miles in two and one-half
minutes. The morning express leaving
Danbury at 7:38 runs between mile posts
below Wilton in fifty-m minutes.
fireman h wondering if time
is really enough - entwprbe in
that town to secure from the
legislature a m borough charter
next winter. or. what is better
still. a city charter. A borough is really
ecity in allbut name. says a writer in
the Advocate. and he think! those anti-
quated and mingle- Manam—
borongb. warden, bums-es. hailifl. and
the rest of them~ought to be mmigned
to oblivion. lie wants a name that
meaasmmething,mthatwhea wogoto
New York state we won’t. havstostruggle
with “English language is trying to
maksexplanatm
Till Winstcd Herald gives no illustra-
tion of the effects of the Holllnley bill.
The Clifton llostery company is putting
onthemarket allnegrsde of half hose
which proves to be a favorite with deal-
ers. The other local knitting companies
“crowded with curlers. their Mm
lining greatly burrs-sod since the onset-
ment of the IcKinlry law. last prod»
on to the pal-p of the bill foreign
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fluent; “dinette—I"
Important News of the Cum-Ry and State
curlmlcled In a Condensed Porn.
Stamford line ovcrillll) wheehncn,
twenty of whom are ladies.
Mrs. John A. Judge died at? o'clock
this morning at her home in Bridgeport.
The Plainville campmceting closed
wcceslully Saturday. with a union
love-feast.
deviation will hold its a null reunion in
Bridgeport, Wednmday of this week.
John Edward Brown, a Stamford bill-
pootler, was caught helping himself to
the contents of Livorymnn )lanlly’s
stonjhouso. It met him $29.47.
The Veteran Odd Fellowu' association
have arranged to hold their second nu—
nnal outing at William Ilurnoe' hotel.
l’ot Island, Thursday, August '25.
Editor Snwter, of Stamford, has been
presented with a gold watch by his
friends, “in acknowledgment of his
successful work for Stamford harbor."
Edward E. the lifteen-year—old son of
E. J. From. 3 Bridgeport furniture deni-
er, vvns killed by lightning at Washing-
ton, .‘3. H.. Friday. :5 he was lying on n
sofa. ‘
The Consolidated road has inaugurated
use-rice of improvement-s at Berlin this
sod-ion that will involve nu eanditure
of $2M“). A new messenger lit-pot is in
changed.
Pity Attorney Iraily's condition. says a
New Haven diapntch. remains unchang-
ed. Ills jztws nn' still firmly locked and
infant Inns been administered to him
since Sunday. He has not had acnnvul-
sion but his condition is still very precar-
ioue.
Thomlmnvillc authorities have decid-
ed on a more rigid enforcement of the
liquor laws. Edward L Limlscy. a drug-
gist. has been fined #90 and costs for il-
legal sales. Several prmnlncnt citizens
kfillfit‘d that they hxui hvtxghtand drunk
liquor at the- rem mum in Lindsey's
store.
tiov. llulkeley has mrcivod ward from
Chicago that quarters have been secured
for him at the Auditorium during the
dedication exercises, and that fourteen
other governors with their stalls will be
put up there. It is expected that the
party from t‘unncctirut will ritual.“ of
200 peoplt‘.
Trouble is expected on the West Haven
electric road. A set of rule-s for motor
mm and Cilfit‘lli'tnrs recently put in force
ruptures, the men declare. increased
hours of labor without increase! corn—
pen-eotion. The men have placol the
matter before the company. but without
yer-nit. Forty men are concerned.
The first fatal uccidrnt that isduc to
the electric rend in New Haven "(1?“de
Sunday afternoon. Julius Kunde and
his family Were out driving when their
cztrriuge milidml with an «doctric car and
throw out thmwcumnts. .\ Hix‘ymtr-old
son of Knuth» smirk hmvily on the
ground and died soon after of his injuries.
Mrs. Sum Riley moo Mt-t'ormick),
formerly of Ammonia, but who removed
to Ilnrtford. attempted to commit sui-
cideiu thi- Shelton lockup on Sunday.
She closed the windows. turned on tho-
gm full head. lay down and went to
sin-p, and if the chief had dr‘lit)‘t‘d visit-
ing the lockup half an hour longer. rite
mmld have died. She is only eighteen
years old and u bride of but u few
rnontlu’i.
William R. White. uwonlthy batman-
ufnctuver of Dunbury, died two months
ago and left an estate vnlued at 3250.0!“
Outside of $3,000 the property was divid-
ed equally among four of Mr. White's
five children. The fifth child, Caroline
R. White, received but $5.000. she hav-
ing property of her own valued at over
“00,000. Miss White contests the will.
She claims that the will is a forgery. and
James L. White. in son. is occurred.
Charles II. lamb, of iiroton, agent of
the Society for Prevention of Cmelty to
Animal». trl confined to hint home. the re-
sult of a brutal heating at the bands of
John H. Mabbetualiveryman. liabbett
had been taking large parties to the
Peace union meetings at Mystic and the
immusodbyhim were unfit for use.
Agent Lamb protested against the use of
unlit animals and was set upon by blah
belt. who choked him and gnve.him a
brutal Imting.
An Important Discovery.
Tum boarders at the Sound View
house, South Norwalk. do not now boast
so much of their rowing abilities as they
didpriortosnincldent that occurred a
few days since. The gentlemen in ques-
tion had invited a party of four ladies
fora row across the harbor to Dorlon’s
Point. Allwent swimmingly until the
boat was about half over. when it mined
tothe pantingers that the onwlrd pro-
gram was beaming alarmingly slow.
“i think I could beat that myself!
Charlie,”sald one of the young ladies.
“lhave grinned the host by a tree on
that island, and I do not think we have
gone ten foet'in the last twenty minutes.”
"Well.” said Charlie, rather heatsdly,
"suppme you try it. it does seem to pull
uncommonly hard."
The young lady took the oarsdmt with
no Mm result After unavaiiingly
blistering her hands. one passenger.
rather more observant than the rest.
made the startling discovery that the
anchor had fallen overheard and was
“mainly-t tbobotton. Altar
‘ amwuauMfi-li*m,mr m «mm
‘1:
The Eighth (punctuate Regiment as. "
process of erection and the trucks will be 3
, dilesvu
tomprieos. When
going
we have.
Death to Water Bugs.
LEADING
l22 Fairfleld Auk"
J. 1'. 0mm.
3-
If it New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ncr at 5th avenue and 20th street. costing
$00.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia.
and these pimple etntnvl $1,456.00 In doc~
tor‘s' bills am finally have to pay $5.00
each forlhctus Blood Core to cure them.
what Would be the saving per cupitn if
to dinner should not be given, there
being 87 ponmnv at the feast?
Inquire :it l'iaisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cure.
The executive committee of the ‘our-
tee-nth regiment, L'. \’., have postponed
the annual meeting for 1892. to Satur-
day, September 10. 1893, at Rockville.
your orderth a‘llavrol of Sugar-"oi; Flour at Rock Bot»
on a picnic examine all the good , ‘
Look out for the babies and keep them
using Moody’s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
‘REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
CHAS. ETSEYMOUR' I
my
thins-
, by Parson’s Sure
in perfect health by
i"
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘ ' "coon ‘ anmc Paar-nous
”SECURED FOR tiltdlflIATES AT ~—
THE NEW BUSINESS
BflllEllE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three DetmrtmentawBusineee. Telegraphy, Stenogrnphy and Typewriting.
fleet of references furnlslml. '
Call or write for circular.
FBINCII'AL
jyl'u 3m
remembered?
Real Estate and Insurance.
\VASIHNGTON "823T.
Persona looking foralot. or house
with the View of pure-heel .nre tumult;
mil n'ml examine our list. “e have them for
min In cvcry part of the city at flammable
prll‘t'rt unnl no (my terum. Hum tf
uuuuu’uui‘m
CUMl'l-JTIENT girl {I} do .2.“.}Ii‘....;
work. Apply at 47 Ellnwood avenue.
A
South Nurwnlit. Atrium.
t'mli'ETEx’l‘ young man to takeout: of
17 is home. Apply at in West etreet, South
Bazaztlk. aul53t
Gene Excuesmu!
Stagiiilgrmdfgfis‘gi? 3..
THURSDAY mums, we. l8.
1'" IIIHDGHI’ORT.
A deli-.zlalful air lmun‘etil on the Sound and
nm‘ hour in Bridge-{MIL 'l'hen- will lx-Ilanrim:
on ill" h, w. music wing fllrl|l~ll0tl by San; tin-‘~
orchr- errlwhrnvuh nf nil kind. mu 1n-
n tum i. The ~tmnn-r will Imu-
l . rrnnlk .1! ~ n'rlrwk: n-turnim will
leavr Bruin-port at ll.
TICKETS Fort tarzsruzum'. 50v.
Fm: l.:\l)ll'.§. - 25v.-
For sale by J. .l’. Snellbnrk. at Dr. F. W. I - r-
um} dental rmm‘. at “'ntkini (k t'nbm’.
puViIn-n on the :rridgc. and b3. the ollln-rs of
the but, nulfr it
Brilliant Saratuga Season
I 892.
Every Mun-135'. to . [two of «ennui, Monday.
Amulet ; l‘lll-lvr. 5;“qu mintwt’ interest,
Imko-Iimrgr.1lt .‘l'f'tft‘uur. Ilwtriv ltniluui‘.
It; lllllt' rivlo in Padang.» i‘zlllnmna. t'nnt'rrfr'
Spring Parke.
HRAXD DELlIEH’Il’L‘l. I-‘Itl'lt lJ.\\'.~" \‘ISIT
85.50 — TOTAL COST. ,- 8\.-'rll
Tim momma-n! f’vllflr‘f‘lrl nlunv~ worth the
visit. For stopping at tin. llflt'f' llnlcl~ an in-
ert-used gimme of one dollar «51m: and up-
vt'nrvls. Sill-s friir-n in Ink» lit-Hm». .‘If. M“-
tirccvr at extra low mm. naming; :rmn
learn South Snru’nlk 9:13 a. m.
Magnificent ttlnya' vi~lt to ti..-
I‘t}Lt)>‘."AL VExlt‘E ill" AMEHH‘A.
THE THOUSAND ISOLAND“.
Starting Tm~.~.ln .
Friday following
by elv-vani ~h~aturr
ltgblfu txmr. Slit l lt~ t-igmxl
hotel. Sumiivntrctu burg:- futirunnl llnlg’l»
Thorium»! bland mun luv» South Xorr
walk at m."- a. m,
”Muir. lllr' “t'unnwtivua’ Twzriu“ «minin-
M: full inrr-rmnriun u! the ntllu- of it. If.
l‘l..\i>‘t'l~2l>. ti Wilmington «mu-t. lending
tll'llultilrl and agent (or Hygrin and i’m nation
if”. ~lyl Jim
T“ llllllEllTllll'S llllTll'lE.
‘IYI‘ICE l,~ lli"l't‘ll}' given to :ill 'rmnv llnblc
a to pay true-9 to the To“ n n Surtvulk. in
the- (‘uuniy of Fairiicltl. nu! State of l'ontm‘lu
runon lllt‘llsnr~.~nlt‘llt list of l-‘ll. that i “ill
meet Illrm to revolve naid taxes at the follnfl»
in: Ilium nrul pile-vs, to u if:
A! the ~mn~ of ilanfortl A' mem. Ezut .\'nr-
unlk nimvn trmnnon Tum-In); Aunt-v :Mh.
It'll, from I" n'rim‘k, inn-noun. until 2:?Il
o'rlm‘k. afternoon.
At ll‘n- ~tnru- of .l. 1‘ Handle. Winnipmlk.
Tut-«1m. .\u.m~t 30th. lettlJrom :ln't'lwk until
[Jim 1... k. unrmmn.
A! ilm «hm- of .llplmnm Dibble. at South
Five Min Iliwr. on Tllrfilllt)’. September ltth.
ML“, from full if: lurk. ultcrnmvn. lllllll M
n'rlm'k. rwniuuz.
At the nfllm of the" Tax l‘llllw'lul’. No. l Mn-
soniv Building. in the Uormlxlt of Norwalk. in
«hill Town of Nuru’nlkJm \\ Mme-um). August
3M. no.2, from El tr't‘lut'li. tun-numb. until it
o'clock, afternoon, and from i ll-k'lul l. until it
o'clock in thi- rveninu.
Mr. H. l". f'ulrfruflt, of J. Spencer .l- ('u..
Ilium strut, and Jacob ll. Layton. t" Wit-oiling—
fun etrn-t. South Xnkulk. are authorized to
receive "le for mr and sign rocelpln.
(tn nli totes which shall remain unpaid after
the l~t day of th‘tolmr. Mitt, interval at! the rate
of nine per rent. will bechnr ed from the bit
dn lof September. it"; until i came ehnll be
pa . .
tiEflItliE it. Sr. JOHN.
Collector In and for ambit/[own of Sonsslk. "n
”in lief of NH.
Dated at Nurvmlk. f'unn... Align»! 5th, 1:19;.
out I
snunnlv. Alli. Iii.
wt Iii. [waving thrh-
ljft. ur~iun -v
Copyright. [39], b) Homework
E. Houseworth.
Our El laltst entire whom “'3 ftzf‘tllh
nm u on: or wild
f 9 ‘ 'il llEti‘l’G‘will‘h: will;
up mm “to a mono verse-mm
will make-ills CHAIR“ to ex ins eyes.
All a Fur-mud. with km in suit
the timely. II it way of fitting the eye lone dlt—
ferent from when» as tlmtar and night.
H. S. HOOD-
llil MAIN HT" SOUTH KORWALK. CONN.
”01in
I unusual nus.“
llVEllY no BllAllllNli
, STABLES,
IEII (if THE IIIWIBI llllllBE.
acorn “DIWALI. 003K.
Teams at all Hours.
“J. "D.” ”JEillilNGS'.
Undertaker.
l xenon-r m. NORWALK. Pm.
wmmm
W rm tutti-I-
.. . ., l .. mu.
‘2
unitrii'riiilrlgirilulll; net-Jilly:
(_ in rum” ”family. 'ltefi‘iI-m-es. An???»
.tlrs. lrhtnzv l- . Benrse. No. 2!! Fuirlleld avenue.
thlllt Nurwadk, alflat
would: Eh‘Thglrl J}... general house—
; wurk. Apply to lire. B. Knnpp, at. If
“Eu-hington vtrcot, South Surwulk. Ct. 5113 {it
T0 LET.
'l‘WU rumins at is Claystrrcl.lrleoeantlym lt-
uutw-d. Inquireiirst floor. nuldilt
lsl‘ilxlslll’ll) rooms. with or Without bonnl.
Ladies or gentle-men nt‘mmmodatcd. (I
humll Main strut. aan let
’1“) Iii-SST lion»: So. 5 (,‘ourtlnnd Plaoofl
_ruom~. nil modem improvement. Owner
wuuul like to retain onto: two "mum. For
frrmv- apply to M29. Seymour. X0. 5 (‘ourtlantl
l .m-v. nultl lw
' ‘ill'l «mn- l'r't“enll)‘ occupied by P. H. Miller
I _ a; «p.253 5‘0th Main street, South Non
val-u. if tenant desires to um into grocery
busmws. the flock of mls in slurv’ will he
50le wry vhenp, A “Fly to John H. Kna .&
‘Vt‘~l urn-t. South .'urwall;. alz‘ff.
P‘tfl'li {mm rooms. «world floor. Swarm &
I‘orln-tt building. .\1l modern improve.
Illi‘Ill‘. lit-m 5!“. Apply arilld WellCignr
company. an [till
I,“ RSI. lEl) or unfurn shod. from Sept. or
. Uri" 1. property corner of Spring and
“usblngmn «rte-ts. Houst- in first-clamor~
tlr-Y. Modern illlltl'ui't-ilwl'ls, including but
lllill t‘nlll water. batik, elm‘lrir bells. ell". Ref»
rl's’l’llt“ rmpx‘rcd. Apply to ”fit. laxktvood.
rr-nl «Mme ugcntmr on tln- premiere: of Mrs.
Perry. not!!!"
. . ‘ _ Elliott-notl
mm :id modern movement-es. Home in
{it‘ll urulrr. Hunt reasonable. Apply to “'m.
\ . Ia-urr. t'mtut J: Knapp's So. I. jyll If
I _ streets
item 81». Water [mall
QEVEX room house- No. “Golden
t
Ul‘~'i2 mrner North Main and Ann
FIX room»;
l , xumlr‘rn improvements. t'uttuge of 'u' rooms at
u .r; “‘mulimnl u\l‘llllt‘.
\\'l..-dunrrl.
I ‘ 2 5 rmme rm»! garden, nrnr Five Mile
w statlnn. at $7 a nmnth. Address
[luv '1. Hullstllnfl. t'onn. lnyzki I!
Apply to E. A.
\‘l-Lu' imuw 'l'nylur uwnur. sin: 5 rooms
. it are-nun. $5:
’ntcr firm-L 3,19: .3 mum, El '
fnrm house. burn. garden and
, vanturage
‘lu: six rmmr. lmtvnytuu. 5H. Raymond
lit-op. m3
role sane. '
\ um)” mud horse- b-n years old. Avid)" to
.' , .\. l.. \nluntinv. 13* Washington street
bridgw, south Norwnlk.
aulfilvv
‘Ul: SALE.“ n bargain. 1.:qu 7471:;13—1;
I‘_ ~ inn-l rind kind. gentle for children fl;
«lr. »; or will trade for a new wt “ingle- har-
m». Adda-m. it, E M. Sumac]. otliro. ninlt
)I.\.\'|l for pair. in Lftnltl ruudiliuu, Price
rm-mnultlv, A pply of No. 5 f'rna‘s street.
South Nurmtlk.
null) lit!
)0le IMPERIAL for mic, nil on mart-
”gut-c to resplmihlr party. The valuable
"i’mut Imperial. ' It? nl-rcs clovntml and wood-
wl land. will furl front onrlxuxnturk river,
opswite Staplee' limb whool. “'rriport. Ilpvr-
rnt Fri-Jr. new. Apply to owner. A. L. \m-
:lo-r tilt, Suugutuck maul. or lit). Box 010. South
null) Iw
Norunlk. l‘l.
LIIST.
' ‘0 REWARD. , (‘lustur pin containing
¥ ruby wrrnunalml bytllnrnonde. PM!»
a ply loot between Franklin turret and Lauder‘lt
block. A liberal rewnnl willbo odd for Ito
return to this otllru.
rolmn.
[Nit-m ”learner (llly‘ofllhun '. A l :t'
lti “'ootl street. South ‘Nurwzlk. I” y ll
aubi lm
... .
ill}: G
7N0)"
Mus
’ v. _. thx
”1119!... Lit-9* MM "' 34:
i
“mum
SMITH" I'llllllllfl. 8TH. lull
BIB FITTIII. Tlil llllflFlII.
SHEET lllfll Will!
in ulllrrunches. Agent for wnmul Dead
El lAI/i'llel and win
filt’o’b'i‘oi'oflil persecute new all:
nor wx-rttu tutlhmtn.
’l'ho lineal ilneof
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
in the city.
mt. s’tliifluit lit“ lit)!
the .
aim-emu '
ill. Illlllll'l'll IT. lllltl.
. 41"“. b ‘
' To those who are annoyed with water bu :—-W
rid your house of them in three days or no 13‘: ° “mm” ‘9
t.
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Norwalk Chronicler