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86 Washington Street,
”South Norwalk.
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and notice: culcrllutd to pmwfe minute
intervals, accept where an «dun-firemen!
ofeame appear in adva-tlflug «durum,
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
Mlnlntun Alla-lilo for Try-marrow.
Sun Rises Sun Set: 111 h’l‘tde Low Tide
at m at rear all!“ at?
New Turk llmlrl Weather Force-at.
l-‘alr, warmer 1n the Interior, winds shifting
to the south. followed to-nlght by showers In
the north, warmer, south winds.
. SOUTH NDRWALIIT
What the People of Our City If. Dnln.
and Barium
James W. Hoyt was the delegate from
Old Well Hook and Ladder company to
the State Firemcn’ e convention in New
Haven.
The lighter Manhattan discharged a
cargo of pig iron at Raymond lirothers’
dock yesterday for the Lockwood Mann.
facturing company.
b‘turtevunt will ofi'er, in a new ndver.
til-lenient tomorrow, carving sets and
jardineres at. bargain prices. Next Week
he will make a display of beautiful stand
lamps.
Rev. I". R. chetmau, pastor of the
Ilnnbnry Methodist church, who died
Tuesday night, was the brother of J. 1..
Swectman, night operatorin the signal
tower in this city.
——I’urc lee cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Dcpot Restaurant.
”a Saturday, August 29th, the Ilousn-
tonic railroad will place. tickets on sale
at reduced rates to Pine Grove camp-
meeting. Tickets good going August
20than 27th and good returning until
\ugustlllst.
Jamesll: Rinse-II. Jnhicu 0. Jennings.
M. L. 1’ 2Iham L‘. Doulens, and 1‘. EL
wood. of South Norwnlk, and Sidney
Williams. of Norwalk, attended the re-
uuion of the Eighth Regiment Mam-infirm
in Bridgeport yesterday.
Thomas I". Green and wife. who took
an appeal from the judgment of Justice
Townsend, yesterday. afterward changed
their minds and wont to Bridgeport jail.
\vlicrothcy :Irr- .wrving‘out their lines
and tasks. Tin-y will be kept them
fort) -I'm- «11.) .~'.
I2. llill, president of the Norwalk Iron
Works company. took some fine views
yesterday of the steamer Tolbhester.
Two of them, showing very clearly the
position of the boat. are on exhibition at
Tm: Sunset. office. One of them Mr.
Hill has very appropriately labeled "Ah
There!" and the other “Stay There!"
The funeral of the late Ilenry Schaub
will be held tomorrow afternwn.
Heine‘s band, Butler Lodge, the .2\rion
Singing society and the Democratic 'club
will meet at the house at 2 o'clock and
ncrrompany the remains to Trinity
church. where services will be held at
":30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. (,7. N.
.‘Ivllryk, who united Mr. Schaub in mar-
riage. The singing society will render
selections in the church and the Odd
Fellows will conduct. the services at the
grove in Riverside cemetery.
The excursion of the Jamie II. to
Bridgeport, this evening, should not be
nforgotten. It i: the first excursion to
that city this year and will probably be
wtbe only one. The start will be made
from the steamboat wharf at 8 o’clock
undo-top willbe made at Bell Island.
It Is a two lrolrrs‘ sail to Bridgeport and
one hour will be given the excuniioniats
tpmtheclty. Thesleanwr expects to
morningnlllrmthe'a orchestra will fur-
nirrb music for dancing on board the
boat. The comfort and pleasure of all
will be looked after by the efficient and
courteous unicorn, under whose auspice:
I" ‘5 Ki'm: ”
-—0wiug to the Iargodomand for Eagle
Bottling Works soda, samparllla, ginger
ale, root and birch beer.etc.. litre-mast-
ly regular! that all bottles shordd be
returned to the store you purchase them
of as soon an empty. Lewis & Co.
The sewn/lbw.— ‘Saratoga excursion
starts but Honda] morning, August 23.
Everything is at its height The hotels,
with their grand daily concerts; the
parks, arranged most artistically, and as
yonenterthemainentranceyouwlltsee
in folhge tutors “Welcome,” while in
is .0 twinkling fountain
all lighted lights, making you
I that you are really in America’s
fal . The spring, also, areemwd-
ed. many to enjoy their refreshing
Is. others to test their quality.
www.mehsdby electric rall-
nyzlountleorrpr. with rising and
windlng heights on narrow when;
‘l‘kcGW-hlflflslongtheflm
,srrivs here about 1:00 o'clock in the ‘
two of Raymond Brothers' experienced
drivers, hasheen indefinime post lied.
The City of Albany last. evening
-hrouglitup.125 Tribune Frau» Air l‘uud
balm Que Mainland six of lbw
went to ancliville and nineteen to
Wilton.
Ten thousand Bridgeport purple saw
\V. B. Middlebrook bent llnrry Elliott in
uteri-mile bicycle race at Seaside park
Tuesday afternoon. Both men are
known among wheelmen' In this city.
The steamer City of Albany will run
to Sea Beach, Culley Island, Auguut 23.
leaving South Norwnlk at. 9:00 a. In.,
retuming will leave Carley Island, at
4:20 p. In.. and East Thirty-flout ntreet"
nt 5:20 p. m.
-—l’ure coffee with pure err-om. be. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all nlght.
The season of oyster planting is now
finished. The planters claim that the net
this yearhasbeen far greater than for
many years previous. Richard J. Cut—
bill,0f this city, exhibited a few days
ago a clam shell taken from the Roton
Point beds. which showed n remarkably
good set.
lluglr Fay, who has been seen In this
city on numerous occasions with “Billy”
Barry in “NIcKr-nna's Flirmtiuns." and
who gave up the stage a your since on
account of his failing health. has return»
ed and is non“ coupled to Mark Murphy,
whose "O'Dowd's Neighlm’s” tickch the
ribs of big audiences last winter.
Ru“. II. \. Schuutllnr. of t‘lr-I'clnnd,
Ultimwho hm charge of tllv Polish,
Bonvic and Bohemian mission work in
that city. will speak this evening at the
prayer Inceting in tlic Congregational
church. on the Hungarians of this coun-
try. All interested in the Hungarian
mission work are cordially invited to be
present and hour this noted laborer
among these foreign people
The case of “‘1' State ngninst Mrs I’ at-
rick Ilunleavy, of Spring street. who
was accrued by III. I). Randall but wuck
of taking lumber from the new electric
light station. was heard before Justice
Morrcll this morning. Joseph Taylor ap-
peared for the State and J. Relden llurlv
butt defended Mrs. Dunleavy. The jus-
tice acquitted her after hearing the u-stl-
Inony. as he decider! flu-re was no revi-
doncc to Show she took the boards.
Although a notin that all dogs allowed
to run on the streets should lu- mauled
until October I was printed in the news-
papers yesterday and "null on the sign
boards, very few dogowners have heeded
it. Install of tying their canines up at
home. they allow them to run as usual.
Only three nquzlcd dogs were seen on
the streets today. The selectmen say
that If they do not largely increase they
will authorize a wholesale slaughter.
Every officer has a right In shoot an un-
muzzled dog on sight.
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NDRWAIJ NEWS.
A flrmy llurlgel nf Ital-a from the
Br-nmxll Run of Torch.
A party of Raiding people are camp-
ing at (‘.olulio Intacb.
The A. M. E. church Lycr-Irm'will give
a free concert and festival Irv-night. at
the Knight street church.
l'rsnk Ilouton, of River strwt. has or“
rIIrr-dnlmitinnu clerk at the florist»
tonic freight house up town.
8. ll. Richmond, of Wmtport avenue,
was taken sick with chill. and fever at
Staten Island, Sunday, and was obliged
Income homo.
Frank Nngle, the boy who fell from
the Inside at (7. T. Imusrd's coal yard
recently, was out for the first time since
the accident yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Sunshine will run from
Bridgeport to Baton l’eiut. next Marley.
The excursion will be under the mango.
meat of J. ll. Smith, the gentleman that
rat: the excursion to Nixntic last Sunday
~llessonable price: at Lane‘s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The coloredaongsters, Charles little-
ton, Falwnrd Anderson, Samuel Ilonner.
Allen Springsteln and William Hamil.
ton, drove to Rldpefleld last ersnlnrand
sang at several of the summer residence:
there.
Baggage Master Knapp. of the Roun-
tonle depot, who recently ran a nail In
his fematthsfrstghthouss, laser-even.
1y hinted that he I: obliged to remain at
homo Iliad-tie: at the dorm are per-
fermerl by George Jennings, of Leeann
effect.
In. Ruthlaymoud, widow of Tim
thy Raymond. died yesterday at her
home in New Canaan, aged 03 years.
Therleoeaesrl was well known in Nor—
wllk. BhervssaslaterofthelsteJe-e
Belleck, of River street. The funeral will
heheldfm thehoessIo-morrmv after-
noonat Ilo‘clnek. “roller. 0. ll. Bel-
lock will officials.
It. Florence Ikl’orut. operator at
with". msmgn’tn‘man'... ”
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60c.perpsir. .
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84 WASHINGTON
In the 8: ”race III Springfield, yester-
day, '1‘. 8. Morison) Lucille warm, 2, 4.
George E. Miller, of lligh street.erect—
ed a large flag pole in his front yard ml:
morning.
Many Norwalk people went duh-if to
C'alf Pasture beach last. evening lfo'kllik’
at the summer Tolcherm-r.
, l
The Alpha Wheel club, under the
leadership of Captain Fred Ilanford, ran
to Roton Purnt last evening.
The marriage of Sylvester 31. Sterling
and no» Carrie A. Gotham is announced
to take place in the near future.
The creditors of the migned estate of
Thomas Cousin-I will meet at the probate
court tomorrow to appoint. commission-
ere.
George F. Scollold. of Brooklyn, N. Y
who has been seriously ill. has come to
Norwalk to recuperate. lie is a bmther
of Edwin Seotleld, of Academy street.
Smith Northrop, who was taken with
a hemorrhage Monday night while run-
ning with Hope "use company's racing
mun. Ir! improving, and wuoutof dmrs
today.
Ry order of the N. (I., all the mem-
bers of Norwalk Lodge No. 93891, (i. U.
I). of 0. I“., shirt-quested to attend the
lodge rnwting, Friday evening,
‘IIKU‘E Will.
It 5. \lun-Iiott-u‘ and Isl-urge llarmw
Ilu Nurwalk guardians of thepeacr who
‘Vt‘n‘ ~trnndcd In llmtnn. arrived home
yctrlrrrlny. They do not say whether
flu-y I‘llllll' on fruit or walla-II.
JrIIIIcs Mitchell has sold the Rice phce
all “all avenue to James Hodge, of
New York city. Mr. Hodge will take
protrusion immediately and will give the
place a thorough overhauling both imide
and out.
The R. B. k “'.‘s. of l’ortchesler, can-
rrllml the game they were to play ucxt
Saturday with a turn“ org. IIIIZHI by
Tinmlby SullivnnJorIIIerl) of the Nor
walks. The game will probably bu- play-
ul September 3.
The remain.» of Ser\ .Finch. a form
r r resident of Norw alk, who died In An»
main yr-surrrlxy, will be brought to Nor-
szlk on the 10:11 train from Bridgeport
tn-nmrmw morning and interred in
Union cemetery. Mr. l'incb was a
lll’rlIIIPr-In-IIII' of W. A. Kellogg.
Tire-task of taking inventory having
In-I-ncuruplctcd III the South Norwnlk
[lesion Store, Mr. VanAlstyne an~
trounce-s one of his popular ninctct‘n mm.
sales, beginning Saturday and (shining
next Wednesday. He proposes this
time to outdo himself in giving the pub-
lic extra bargains, in order not to carry
over tlIi-‘I season's stock. A new alver-
t’wnient in another column will give
further particulars.
Jules llornung. one of Norwnlk'o d;-
pcrt bicyclists, started from New York
at 4 o'clock this morning to make a
m-onlbetwecn New York and Bridge-
port. lle ruse-l through Norvmk at
7:42 and reached Bridgeport at 9:05,
making thetime of the run live hours
and five minutes. From Norwaik to
Bridgeport Mr. llornuug went Met the
shore road, which, he says, is very
sandy.
The cor.» of. engineers who are to
make further surveys for the Norwnlk
Tramway company. are expended in
town today. They will survey the line
from the Union Manufacturing corri-
pnuy‘s mills. through Ilelrlen avenue.
Wall street. and East avenue to John 8.
Seymour's residence. The present lay-
out is over the same bed as the Nor-
walk horse railroad tracks. It is pro-
posed to lay the rail-r a short distance
from the rail: of the above company.
The yacht Nollie, with (‘nptuin h-
Ilrand Jennings. in cornmdeefl lllllme:
& ler-r's dock at 9:30 o'cloci‘tltis
morning with a jolly crew on board
They were the members of St. ’I'Iul‘s
' church boy choir bound down the bar-
bor for a day's outing and sport. After
touching at several of the islands and
cruising around the disabled steamer
Toleheeter,theparty will land at Baton
Point and partake of a dinner especially
prepared for them. After dinner the
party will marl asliort time at the
Point, embarking for another IIII More
returning titans. .
The ground: surrounding the 'First
Baptist church presented alively appear.
anee this morning and the votes: of
happy children were heard everywhere
lathe neighborhood. Thsoocasion was
the annual picnic of tbeBundsy seliool.
Prornptly at 8:80 etchek themsrry
crowd, sowmpanied by their parents, or
blghrothers and share, rolled array in
earryxll: for Pound Rooksmsar Blam-
forrl. where theday will bespsntlu pic-
nlctng. It took four carnation wag-
onstte and other vehicle: to carry the
party. Therewaularger nonhuman
waaatflrstantletpated, and allbeing In
thehrstof splrlt: the picnic cannot be
:nytlrlngeluthan a mam
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us In placing an fishermen circuit, and we have just received our: absolute DOZEN
I HOSE, with our own sharp, direct from the mills in Germany, in grades to sell Iii-om 25c. to
STREET. SOUTH.
mm Ion fission.
Pleasant Paragraph: about Our and
other People's Friends.
Colonel belie Smith spent Tuesday at
Chap Whit/9, ‘
M Mn. R. Zulicb, a New York theatrical
«little, is In larvalk for : fewdaye.
nor. 1-: "Jackson and son, of End
street, are visiting friends' In Waterbury.
Mills Ella Pinch, of East avenue, has
returned from a trip up the Hudson
river.
hlr. and Mrs. Carml Betta, of Norwalk,
left town this morning for Canaan Four
Corners.
Mrs. Curtain 8 W. (lrossbecx, of
(Tint-ago. has been the guest of her moth-
r-r, Mrs. “'illiam 13. Thomas, of hurt
avenue, Norwalk.
William Randolph and daughter Flor—
«are, of Philadelphia, are visiting rela-
tires in town. Mr. Randolph is anepbew
of 51m. Augusta Ambler. of Westport
avenue. .
Mrs. William Buttery, of Orchard
utreetumd Mrs. R. M. Roseand daughter,
of Dump street. Norwalk. left town yor-
terdoy for Camp White and (Inner-tit
Bunch.
Mrs. William (E. Thomas. of Emil nve~
nue, Sorwalk. will leave town today to
visit her son. Charla Thomas, at lntcr~
Iakcn, N. J. ller brotlIer-in-lnw, llenry
Thomas, will accompany her.
l'lxl‘nptain A. A. Bette, r-x-l.icutennnt
I}. ll. Aiken, crLieutcllaut llcnry Mn-
Ihiee, ('harle: J. Belts, 'red :5.
Ambler. Charles Keith. William
“'rrriwr, William ll. Murray. Sylvester
31. Sterling. Fred Bryant, Frank Owens.
llr. A. II. Baldwin. and Ifharlcs Driwns,
ex~memhen of Company F, left town on
the $150 train tlI- morning for Camp
Whit». . .. w ...
ROWAI'TDN.
Edward Vincent has broken ground
for a new house.
'l-‘. L. Thin-l, formerly of the signal
tower lame. but lately of Riverside, has
been transferred here again. snot-ruling
I.'. J. S'Kltlr'.
Georgi- III-kart, of .‘k'hngliticoko, N.
\'., is spending a few days with his
brother. W. K. Acknrt. Ute ottcudcr!
hisbrotIIcrllnrvoy's wedding last err-u-
lag.
About 250 persom went on the Meth-
odist excursion to Inurelton (Inn-e. 1..
1., Tuesday, on the Simmer Slmlen. ("up
tlin Rowland. All report liming had II
wry pleasant time.
Miss Millicent (I. Youngs and Harvey
Acknrt were married [an evening at six
o'clock. Thr- cercmony was performed
at the bride's home by Rev. l". W. I‘ruw-
der,prutor of the Methodist church, in
the presence of a large number of rela-
tivcs and friends. Mia; Charlotte P.
Bryan was bridesmaid and t‘liarles
Youngs. brother of the bride, was Mt
mun. Mr. and Mrs. .lckurt received a
number of handsome and IL-Ieful pres-
eats. They boarded the 8.1)? westbound
train and will go to Sclmgbticoke, N. Y.,
the groom's native place, where they will
remain until the holidays in December.
A reception will be given in honor of the
happy couple at Mr. Ackarl's former
Ironic to—inorrow evening.
”ARIES.
Mrs. liven-It )lillspnugb Inn: returned
from n tact-It's visit with rclatncs in New
t‘anann.
Smith Keelcr in nursing an injured
fruit. the result of being walked on by his
home one day last week.
Judge Koch was in New York Tuesday,
nth-ruling the mirm of the ”mud Uns-
tle, Knights of the Golden Eagle.
Ivanhoe Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle. are making arrangements for
their annual fair, which will be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Septem'
her 1, ‘2 and II. in their hull.
, The homeluyld etlml-svof flange Bird,
of Ilnuklyn, were transferrrsl from this
plane to his West Norwalk home yester-
day. He purchased and will occupy the
Thaddeus Johnson place.
‘llrlala loan to be Ina-y.
She had hurried away from the tem-
perance society meeting in order to catch
the excursion boat, but when she reached
the dock an official barred her progrem.
"You can't go on this boat, madam,"
he said politely, but firmly.
“Why can't 1.” she Inquired wand
lively.
[locum it‘s full, madam.”
"Well, If that's the case. I don‘t want
to go on It. she exclaimed Indignautly.
"1 drought it was a temperance boat,"
and lmforehe could offer any explana-
tions :he Ind hurried away.
Always pun the fruit to everybody else
before helping yourself. Common polite.
use: will Induce your mpany to leave
the eludes-t specimens upon the plate,
and whenlteomestoyourturn you can
eat them without exciting remark.
Gallium—"mm does my niece gator:
with her music-«Is she making any pro-
gres: I"
Huston—“l regretto say she I: not.
ller time and fingering are defective. and
:llleando to correct them make: no
Impreulon on her. She will run the
seals: Insult herself.”
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We have also received a ease of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at. 100., or
,three pair 250. These,' In addition toour regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large Md attractive
’assortment We are sure you will find them of excellent value. '
A. DiCke'rInan ‘&‘sdn,
NORWALK. CONN.
A PROTECTION CONVERT.
What a Welsh We, Manufacturer
harried In Amqflea. .
J. H. Rogers, chairman of the Tin
Plate Mnkers‘ association of Wales, has
just returned to Lbudbn from the United
States. LIlia visit waste ascertain what
prospect: the Welsh tin plate makers
hive of“ regaining theArnerlcan trade.
which was for many years before the
new Republican tariff law their most
profitable'market.
The Industrial World of Swansea. the
official organ of the association, publishes
in its issue of July 15, along interview
with Chairman Rogers, which will carry
consternation to American free traders.
Chairman Rogers speaks as a hard-bead-
ed business man. and his remarks show
that he is a keen observer of American
affairs. The “'clsh tin plate organ‘s re-
porter first asked him: ..
"As a result of your recent visit to the
United States can you give some idea of
the prospects of the Democratic party in
view of the coming presidential election."
“Well," was Mr. Roger‘s reply, "it is
geherally regarded that the fight will be ‘
an exceedingly close one. The Republi-
cans say they will oertaingly return their
president, and the Democrats, on the
other hand. are equally confident. The
general opinion i-I that the Democrats
cannot win unless they carry New York
state, but the Republicans may [Kissibly
win if they lose that state."
“Supposing .‘Ir. Cleveland \vcrc elect-
ed, what do you think would be the ef-
fect of his policy inquired the reporter.
"I think the result would be that dut-
ies would be gradually lowered and that
w «is. would consequently fall. The.
working classes would, of course, not be
willing to remain without work, and
manufacturers would have to reduce
wages to enable them to compete success-
fully with other countries. Wages in
America arriI at present about donbh2
what they are hem but if America
adopted free trade they would proluibly
be reduced by one-half. and become
equal to the \vngcs paid here. The I'm-s-
tiun of free trade and protection in
America is, therefore, of far lllDl‘r- im-
portance to tin- working class of Ameri-
ca than it is in any clm in th‘u country.
In America the Working chm earn high
Wag»! at present. and the cost of living
out lllch‘ is so little more than it is here
that they have much greater comfort
and are able to save more rapidly."
The reporter reminded Mr. Rogers of
the statements that had often been made
that lhccmt of living was much greater
in the United States than in our own
country.
Mr. Rogers replied that as amattcr of
fact such was not the case. True, house
rent wus- higher there. but the necessities
of life to working men and their families
was very cheap. The best class of cloth
ing was also more expemive, but that
for working men was not.
Referring to the cost of living, Mr
Rogers instanced the case of a Llanell tin
plate worker. for whom he had found 1
employment. who told him that not only
was he in a position to live comfortably
upon the wages be earned, about 3th I19)
a week, but he was able tosend about
half of it to his family at home.
Mr Rogers was .ked if there are any
tin plate works in course of erection in
the United States. Ile replied:
“ Yes, there are several. I only visited
a few. The manufacture of tin plates is.
however, very rapidly taking root in the
United States. and some very magnifi-
bent plants havi- been crucial. In one
Works which I visited was the finest
which I had ever seen. An enormous
stwl and tin plntc concern is being built
int 'bicngo "
IIIIIHX AND 'I‘III'IIIR.
Important Run of the County and State
Chronlrlad In a Cousin-Mr] Farm.
Thomas Mctlrxth, 24 years old. a brake-
man on the Consolidated rmd, set his
signals and sat down on the track at
New llllllllnl late Sunday night. He
must have dazed. for when the train be
was waiting for came along it ran over
and killed him. '
James Kilrain, 20 years old fell across
a buzz saw at Hatch It Norton s’ shop at“
New Haven Saturday. The saw pro-a
jecterl six inches from it: table. With the
instinct of self~preeervstion, Kilrain
pushed himself free in an instant. but
not until he had received three fearful
cu”. ...‘_--~
It a New York millionaire gives a are.
her at 5th avenue and Wham, costing
.00 which vs 19 dy
mtbeso thorium): d 81, 511.01) It doc.
ton’ bills have topay 00
each forCactus Cure teem
what would bathe nving per capita ll
the dinner should notbe given,
being 87 mpmsonsat the feast!
Inquire at‘l’lalsterlsdrugstore where
you may have the solved and
get Informatlousbon Ckctrallloodcurs.
Inn grown“
Sllllllll. llllillST 28th.
BY Till WINK
CITY OF ALBANY
.4 0--
Sea Beach. Bonny Island
tchIIISIIIIL nuns, 75c.
om Ink-ltd I‘M.“
NW
gflrfifim some“ ileum it:
meofi'in
we have.
rid yorg’house of them in three
Water,- Bugs.
Look out for the babies and
Leave our orderl’urabarrel of Sn ror Flourat ..
tom 1);“, When going on a picnic ”New all the - .
To those who are annoyed with Water bugs :‘v-We
using Moody’ s well-known Aromatic Syrup.
" REMEMBER
We close at Six o’clock on Wednesday evenings.
Htkhig‘lfi‘
gnarl ntee y‘
days or no pay, by P s an: {a
keep themin perfecth th by 4: ‘
I
‘! ,Q.': My!”
I
I 22 Falrfleld Ave.,
J. I. GRIFFIN. - -
‘I'ayior'ez Golden.
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
wasurnrrron stuns-r. '
l‘ omens looking for-lot, or house and lot,
with the How of purrhnsin ,arc imited to
callnndox-nulne onrllst. I ehruc thun for
sale In every part of the city at renmnablr
prhes and. on new terms. nrt‘Ji If
“’ANTED.
‘\'ANTEII A com relenl. nurse, Ap I) In
Mrs. Prank“ .Woodwnrrl. l. orth
a—vcnue, Norwalk. nub lvv
“' ANTED— A gIrl at 4 Fairllsld avenue‘;
nu .
(.‘OMI’E'I'ENT girl to do 1.9!“ rm house-
Apply at I. Elmuood avenue,
South ‘Xorwslk. an 163!
(‘1)MI’ETENT girl totlo general homework
in enroll familx ll (“It'n‘lltt’fifi \ppl) to
31hr. lil‘nrgc l-‘. Br. rrJ. No 1" l-‘Itirfield avenue.
South Nurwulk. at? > it
' ’ To LET.
‘l RNISIIE 1) room on llrst floor.
tiles \vnlk {mm depot.
cm. 1.
Fi ve In i n-
.-\pply Ill (llll‘l
I
I 1)! SF. of flu- rmrmsuu 1 'zcrl Ir ~trm- t. Ap
PI)” IUI‘. Hum. .\'.r'lh\l.tirI~IIrr ~-.ot N u:
\urwnlk. ; pa
‘1) Tim Threr or four rooms to let to slit. 4”
tarmh. Apply at this unit-o. ml? 'at
“V 0 rumours at Ll Clay :trcct, phasantly
ultualcrl. Inimiretlrxl floor. anlfi it
I.“ IINISIIEIJ l'rmllth. with or Without board
lwlih or intuit-1mm acrouxmodnlrd 41
:uullr Main street. uulti In
)RI-IV-l" House _'u. 5 (‘oIIrtlnnrl P1 Ire 7
momma}! modern improve lnr nt. Owner
would like In ri-lai: 4 orIr-ur two moms. l-or
terms apply In 51h. Shy mnur \o I 1 ‘ruIIrfI Ind
I’-lacr . uIIl'i 1w
'l‘HE stun- rnrntly m‘t upnd by l’ 11. Miller
& t‘u- :irrrvrtl. Main street. south Nor-
vralk. ll haunt desirH In In) into gril‘tr}
business. the thn'k of grinds in st: rr- will be
wold very «lu- ;.Ip \pply to .In In; 11. Knnp t r2
“mt street. .N'inth 'ornnlk. all! I
l‘tll. II from rooms as and Ilmr Saar” .t
I'nrlrcll building, ' ‘III mmlrm lm [mne-
ant 51». .Alrply mold “'[ellt' lKIl’
ml 10!!
III! 1115
company.
I 01' 5E mrner \orlh Main and Ann stru- ls
I.ix rooms Rent 91). “‘at; r in: all
modern iniprnvr menu 1' «drum» of" . worm at
So to “mulwnrd avenue. Apply to E. .l.
‘vmldl‘lhl.
I (ll ~l' Srnoni- and garden. near Fiie Mlle
Blur station. at 9. a month Ad can
llux.".Rowa)ton,1‘onn. mytz' If
\EW hon.»- Taylor av,r-nur 5W; 5 moms
Watcr~tmt. 39:5rmm~. Elv nu-nue, 5:1:
farm boner. ham. urtrrlrn :In-I momma.
.. on the boat, music being furnish
310: an mono. limv- Iytrn. 513. linyrnuml
”His. m3
F0“ SALE.
‘Ultmlr Tin uImlIine business. plurnlrin ,
dram ntrim: and g: In m1 3. hiring of \\.
S. Roy nmnd. New 1' Mount flux 29; al’ 1w
TIII‘ subs riber alters for sale- the dry fidfi'
and notion deparlrnc at of his lithium.
owing to the illness of Mrn .10st Store with
fixtures will be rented 1- hr an. A mod I home
for a lady to make a good living. fir nry Jones.
[-‘lrat avenue, Eat Norwal k. IIl‘ 1w
(.0011an from ten warsnhl Apply to
A. 1.. Vult- mine. 1:? Washington street
lvrldgr..~'nnlh Sorwalk.au151w
In guild lllnflllllln. Price
Apply at \'o. 3* C runs street,
aulzl 1w
HAN!) for salt-
n- INITIAITIID‘.
South Nurwalk.
1.0511
10 RE\\' ..-\RI) ( 'llIsfer pin containing
3 ruby surrounded by diamonds. I’rol l—
a'ily lost lx-twn-nl‘rnnklin ~lrr-rt and Lender's
blnrk.Allheru1 reward “lllbt‘ paid for Its
return to this oftlr c. an! .1 1m
ISI'RII'T 0F \‘th .\l K. 1:4,. ”LI‘RUIIA'I'E
t'r.iurl AIImI-t 17 th .\ Ii.
Let-to of Ann llmlWln. lat»! of Norwalk.
in said Dislrirl, dun-Merl.
0Rlfl1llllh'rhfll the arlrulnhtrnlnr exhibit
hls Iulmlnl-elrntinn lu‘inunl to this rourt
for url u~trnrnL a! the r’robate otl'lce III
Nnrwal ,on the lllthdny of September, 1342!. at
~o".tbl‘K afrrtnoon; am that nllwrsonslulcr:
cuts-d in said estate may be notlth II thereof. the
administrator willransr- this antler to be pub—
lished In a newspaper having a tlrcullltlcn In
said district. and {post atop) Iberwf on Ilw
III-[trust In aid orwalk, nearest the plare
u-rr- Ilrr ens-«flan dwelt,“ Ions! ten rln'yit
before said lutb day of Sr- teml rer. no.
It ASA .ll (Klllwlll‘t‘y,
Notice to Ilvrnm of Bogs.
T11! undersigned Irrhtlcrspfthe '9 mid—
lng In Ibe'l’ own uf Mirwal. believing
that the llnlhalrltunl» of the tow n, In their rpcr-
sons and rout-m, arr- not rmirrably wrun-
frrua Injury mm dogs. do h virtue of the
authority vmtirl In us try the state Lava of
Ibis Stair. hm
(In for, That from and after Nltlcr- hcn‘of as
provided] by rial-l literate», and until October
lm fiol autism largeln thl: Inwn
lyimrx‘pyom Ami“ tlmtal Adrian
Dated at Norwalk.1At Itlth. 1M2.
'.lt. 5.0003106
J. RBLDRN HURLRI' 1T. JuaIlr-rs
1' ”clan .
anll’ 1w N. M. LDCKWOOD.
III CSNIIH II
’I \INSTANTANEOUS
.~ 7
PHOTOGRAPHS.
In!!!"
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
I author dram. serum (stirs.
brilncaltlhlr of rl-nlniw
——SKCURED FOR GRADUATES AT—— ‘ E Q
THE NEW BUSINESS BBILEBE
Bridgeport. Co a.
Three Dewtments~Businesm Telegraphy, Stenograpby and Typrrwriting.
. Beret. of references furnished. Call or write for circular.
r-Itrrroiru.
1 1:15 am
GIIIIIIi" Edition I
BY Tnsorrrciiuiori E
Steamer Jessie 3.,
IIIIIIISIIII EIEIIIIIG; Illlll. 18.
To ltltl DGEI’ORTL ‘
A delightful six hours' trail on t Sound and
one hour in Bridgeport. 'l‘herovvb beds
orche:1ra.lfcfreahmcnlzrol allb
pnunrr-d on board. The steamer will leave
South Norwalk at It o'clock returning will
II 23v» Hrlducpon It .11.
TICKETS FOR (tsunami-Iv, we.
1'03 LADIES, ‘ ' 350.
For sale by J. .l. hnellback, at [halt W. Dar-
mcr's dental worm, at Wat atkiuLI I! Toby's"
pluilirm on the bridgc,and byt] e officers of
the bruit. au15 4t
Brilliant Saialiiga Season
I 892.
Every \luml2'.ry to close of serwranondaY.
August- ‘14. 1111 Insiw. SpfiIal mlntsof thinnest,
I;|kvh¢tll'fll'..‘ll. Mcllrcgor. lertrin Railway.
16 mile rirlr in Palm Pullnmns. Concerts
spring Parks.
onaxn neurm'ri‘ur. rota ItiAvs' VISIT
Sit-it) — TOTAL ('051‘ $93.50
_-'l'IIr IImIznifin-nt I’nlllprlll :Ilrrnc north the
II it B Ir ‘tflllfplllkl at (In liurr hMflL‘I an in-
il‘t" «ml Ilmrun- of on- v dollar [1311!» and!)
wards. hide trips to Luke ”t'IIII’LZE‘. .‘II. “D-
“razor at rural low mics. wirnmga train
leaves South Vornalk Ikl‘i a. In.
Magnificent 4 days’ visit to the
I‘DLOSSAL YESICE OF AMERICA.
‘I'IIE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Narling Tuesday 41mm to. Leaving there
Friday following II. III. luxcurwons every day
by elegant steamer. Fairy llhe scenes. Do-
lightful lime. Enron-rs nllexpenscs to
hotel. Mntll r xtrur hunt! to fit Ind flute.
Thousand Hand train haul-I South Non
w 211}; .It 6:15 ..I to.
”brain the -’( ”riftncttliut Todrist" contain-
in full information at thc office of R. H.
1 .UAISIED 43 \\ ashiugton direct. leading
:lrz-rggist and agent for Hygeia all“! Regmnzglon
(‘rv-
TAX fillllEIiTIlIl 8 NOTICE.
\' 0TH: E is hen-by given to alll [persons liable
t to pay trues to the Torre o o\rwalk, in
the Count) of l-‘,airtiold and Slate of Connor“-
4- III. on the menstrual list of II”! that I will
meet them In re: t it» said taxed at the follorra
in; limes and plans, to wit:
\1 the ‘lnl’r of Hanford & Osborn. mt N’flf-
oali. Idonn mom. on Tuesrla .Augnu mm.
Hc. from to u'.- In. k, fore-nor , until 12:31
Irr'lor'k, afternoon.
AI tin dun of l 1' Randi». Winnitnak.
'1 ur .‘ITKL \II I{ll-II “III: I‘P' from 10 clock untn
«I l'ilurlutli. :.Iflc~rnoon
At ”11' <I~Irc of \l homo Ilibhlc. at South
Flvc .‘1I1r2 ltlxrr. on nestle). lleptcnrbcr 15h,
law from 13!! uc2bxk, ntldrnmn, until.“
u' r Int k. memos.
Ar n..- .Itliwul rlm'l‘nx (‘nlbrloh So 1 31a—
sum» Building In th- Huron-:1 of errwalk, In
4.1.1 Town or Surwulk on “mines-lay, August
“H.148 from El ntlmk flirt'nrmu. until ‘i
«Ir-1m k, nffr- moon, and from" . ntluk until 3
u'I Ior k' In the evening.
Mr. II I". f rib-burn. of ..7 \pr- ncer a: ('o..
.\1. tin wlreet and dumb I. Layton. W‘Yadrinrz-
Ion alrr-r-t, South Sorwalk, an authorized to
rm rf\ r: tuner for me and sign receipts.
Un I11 ones which shall remain unpaid after
the le day or Ur tuber. 1MB, Irrleresl at the rate
of (line pr!” «en'. will bathe 'cd from the is!
(lily of ‘cplt‘rnbc r. 111:3. until tilt same shall be
mid.
HEURHE II ST. JOHN,
Colic-r tor In am] for said Town of Nurwllk, on
the 11-41 nle I
IJnlr-rl of Somalia 4 nnn., August 5th, 192.
ants If
SATIIIIIIAY, IIIIBTIE.
Copyright. .591, I.) llouwuorlb
Our ti Irv-Initial ml the rir'w ,
MK): I a-lmlnr' 1'! I. It
In fruition. m.. ")4: me. In. a a ornate. and
will make .\'0 1 "Mini. tn rat-ml no or
All at: mm ununnlr-r-d. wltn prim VI; snll
thr- Ilmr-rr.1lirr way of bill they: Inland"-
ten-m twin Hunt?» a: nlght.
MMAIN 941'“ HOI'TH NIIRWAM. ’f‘lfis.
nonzmo
IIONY w r
(AYI'WAn non.
":1;thth
annual-Ila??? gym ”gay. ell-:3
care. A was ”n0
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