tie—~—
FRANCIS & CO.,
_‘ 88 Washington Street,
ninggnnw
(runs wuss we ARE
noun out I [01 III
Lubin’s
at"590 per bottle.
ALL POPULAR ODORS.
{Yup-33
tum... THAT we SELL A
(I) Igun uuici Blillll III
Jamaica
Ginger
.EEAISTED’S
Elixir of
——AND—-
DlAlSTED’S
3eef Wine
' and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
WM...”
R R. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington St. Sn Remit.
'ar'ths’ benefit of our many
whatluoxatouik metals: l I
, 'nrforrnula lurmaklng lt,uanear ascan
a nalIuantlt If “than! consiienrs:
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the pardan of 1:“th
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swan-aim“ t
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law Iantnal' III Pails.
CI.“P‘
Extracts
Caiisaya
trlemlfi whim»:a
crew“ 00 {n and 12 a. m" 2, 9:20, 34!), 5:30, 7:30, 9 p.
a
“rat, we take mourn-e of the spirit of rem-
nlul of the
Ie same time a
cm
at the
how.
hem with the bal In of PrnvhlcnIe
Inst canon fall) a
m‘lactlaa laaundinakantha
a anduoldby
3|0K£n HALIBUTW
'l'iiE EVENING SENTINEL
‘9 HlRil GLASS 80098
will always sby in front 3I33|I3IIi ignore
Q dealing always makes friends
“M”, -... .
South Norwalk.
"600. per pair
We have also received ad's”
Ar’Dic
"W...” ...
H. J. Smith and E. B Hosted are
among the veterans in attendance at
JAIIS GOLDEN. litter and Proprietor.
“IMMKO
w;
kills“, L‘wm “WIMWI
ofm‘appcan in advertising columns,
cling.
llalnswr- Alma-ac tor Tarn-row.
Burl Rises; Sunfish |
3 at 5:10 at 0%
New York liar-Id Weanin- tor-cast.
at Ball) at “a“
by cloudiness an the coasts.
SOUTH NOBYYALK.
and Saying.
with J. B. Raymond, the iceman.
company, in taking a short vacation.
morning until Friday at it o’clock.
dry.
Janie;
meat house.
' thought he will recover.
restaurant. Open all night.
nateiy no one was injured.
at 7:45.
meetings. No collections taken.
binding.
Invitations have been extended to oyster~
men of Stamford, Bridgeport, Cos Cob
and Greenwich. it will be undoubtedly
the best time on record.
We think the llncatstand of bills ever
put up in this city is that on the Old
Bank Building advertising "The Spider
and the Fly," the next attraction at
Music “all, Today September ii. 1‘. J.
Martin has done himself proud as a hill
[meter on the job.
The steamers City of Albany and Jes-
sie B. will no to Roton Point storday-
A special timetable has been arranged,
as follows, leaving South Norwalk 10
m. leaveltoton Point lla. in... 1:30, 3,
I:-5,5:an 8:30 8-00, 10.p.ln
——l’ure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
The ten-thousand dollar three-year col
Treviilan wen u» limbo-t. Time, snug,
m 2:1“, 3:18}, that}. There were only six
starter» Bella Flowsrfl‘reviliaa, Connor,
Starlight, llaeleuy and Vera. The so
tendunce was 2,000.
Indhndlord J. it. More the
muuumnummm
the number in limited.
3' Marsala
.1
.2:.'."'R$':::I.'u”a «We.
hwm'liiftw War a.
«umwnmmc
WWW“ admrfisemenl
anchnmalforatrryularrates, 100ml:
llIgtI'nIls mm
in this district lo—day warmer. more sultry
and fair wsathsrwili probably prevail. with
light southerly and easterly winds. preceded
What the People of Our City are ”all.
John L. Murray hasaccepted a position
Lenin Hunt, of the Adams Expreia
The famous Waterbury-Murphy case
was adjourned by Justice Mon-ell this
William N. Allen, of Taylor avenue, is
now employed by R. F. Askew, the pro.
pricier of the South Norwalk steam laun-
U. Crown has commenced re—
modeling his carpenter shop on Ann
street,nnd will convert it into a tone
William Voglci', of No. 10 Clay street,
fell down a flight of stairs Sunday even»
ing and was badly bruised. Mr. Vogler 3
isnenrly eighty years of age, but it is
—-ll£nsonohie prices at Lane‘s depot
One of the large carboya of vitrol
which came upon the propeller City of
Nomik last night, exploded on the
steamboat wharf this morning Fortu-
S. C. luxersali. of Stamford, will con-
duct the meeting at the lecture room, 3'?
(fhmtuut street, on Wednesday evening
All are invited to attend these
Corns
l'al'ly for a service of song before the
The own-mien of the town of Norwalk
will hold their annual clam bolts on
lietts' island, Saturday. September 3.
the reunions of the Twentyvtllird and
Twenty-eighth regiments in Stamford to
day.
WWW: Joseph 0..., George
”1M5" Heath, delegates of
. ,_ IIoII’ cluhfn't'his titty. Mint-
tic-day to attend an: duo Im-
Wu
Iliss Mary E. Smith, of Lowe street.
hasbecncnxancdtoteacb lathe Sange-
tuck public school for the coming year.
Iii-Smithisagraduatcofthe class of
'02, South Norwalk High school and
stoodhighest in the examination for oer.
tificata last week. There were twenty-
firc applicants.
The ladies of Mlnnebaha Division,
Sons of Temperance, gave a supper in
their rooms last evening to the gentle-
men who took them on the carryali ride
to Call Pasture Beach last Tuesday even-
ing. Grand Patriarch Diminock, of Tor-
nngm, Ind Mr. Hoyt. cf Daubury.
delivered addremcs.
I the!
—1’ure cellos with pure cream. 50. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
If the cholera ever comes to South
Norwalk, one of the tint places it will
visit will probably be Benton street.
That open sewer, referred to some time
again these columns, still remains in
the came condition it was then, the
selectnien or authorities who should look
after the matter, having done nothing to
remove or properly cover up this terrible
disease-breeding spot
William B. Smith has sold to H.1‘
Redford the boy gelding Tom Carpenter,
2:23;, by Thomas Jefferson, for will. The
Hartford Courant says that this was a
and business price. but low for a horse
that did Charter Oak the other morning
better than 3:20. Hr. Bedford formerly
owned May Jefferson. She is now own
ed by one of Dir. Bedford's neighimrs. a
doctor. and he lilies her too well to act a
price upon her.
NORWALI NEWS:
A Ill-sexy Budget of Items From the
Bore-ah lad of Iowa.
Mrs. E' J. Thomas, of Union Park,
seriously ill with malarial lever.
Word has been received that J. T.
i’rowiti is sick in Denver, Colorado.
Asouof Polar Decker, of West are-
nue, isseriously ill with typhoid fever
Samuel “nialn.ul Llwstliiit strict. is
seriously ill, and it inlhoughl he cannot
recover.
In bly scratched. Ila Lockwood,
Special planting of the fire police this
evening.
local phyaielaiiuay tlissudden change
has earned considerable sickness
rib-”curing, 4.9 it {All claim-if
imptrlantvunifigiblic ' ‘
K.
. If I l!
alien {Kinda Militia one. Iota.
eat biannual. it’ll. Risen It runs:
expected'toliva.
The contractors announce that they
wiilcompiete the interior of St. Mary's
church next Tuesday.
The Alpha Wheel club will have a run
to Bridgeport tomorrow evening. On
Friday night they go to Dorlon's Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hubhell, of St.
John avenue. are‘exceedingly proud of a
bright baby girl which appeared to
gladdcn their hearts.
The ladies of the Broad Hirer chapel
are to hold a peach festival this evening.
The carryall Excelsior will run from the
post cities at 7:30 o'clock.
William Waters. of Plymouth avenue,
inns rented the lower part of Lewis B.
June's house on Riverview Terrace. and
will occupy it immediately.
Labor day is to be a great day among
the colored people of Norwsik. The
Hubtnird Broa.‘ excursion to East Beach.
Long Island, is the attraction, and there
is no doubt that the sloop Nona Rowland
will be crowded, as an enjoyable time is
promised.
Mrs. ltobcrt MoGonexal, the aged
1' mother of Dr. R. II. new. of who
avenue. fell down stairs last or hing.
severely injuring hem". Her fun: is
badly cut and her body bruised in It
to-rribieinsuner. Her sync-in also nun~
tallied a severe shock.
Robert Nichols, the colored driver our
played by Dr. L. I'. l’hinney. was driv.
ing out of Danna livery stable this morn-
ing in a careh-ss manner and collided
with F. E. lockwuod'a turnout. which
stood near the otllcc. Both axles on Mr.
iochwood's vehicle were badly sprung,
and the dong} carriage was combina-
who
1 near by, was struck by his wagon
a. t was drawn around by the force of
the collision, and had his arm badly
bruised.
Remember that the best and cheapest
way to spew Labor Day, provided you
like the water and picturesque watery
of Connecticut shores. is in purchase
tickets for the grand excursion to be
given by the Odd Fellows of this locality
Union will be held this evening. A ful
attendance is requested.
next Friday.
at St llary' ti church Sunday.
position with llilchell, the batter.
morning. _W
v—Blcycle boy‘s puma holder.
Nitcheli'a.
Andrew Hutchinson. the boss spinne
The regular meetingof the Painters,
C. Ford Seeley, of Hartford, is entered
in theemcsut Cycle club tournament
lobe held at the Derby Driving Park
A marriage license has been granted to
James ('mrman and Nina Julia llartnett.
whose bane of marriage were published
Allie Bates, formerly employed at
Street‘s dry goods store, has acccpwda
lie
commenced his new duties yIsu-rdny
See- it at
stake race was trotted at Charter Oak
m l’urk yesterday and wonby Bella Flower.
at the Norwalk mills, who plunxed bead
lint down the elevator shaft a few days
ago and was seriously injured, we are
glad to state, is improving rapidly, llll
injuries not being so bad as at tint sup-
on that day to the new home for their
aged and dot-tepid brothers at New
imidon. The magnificent steamer "City
for the occasion, has a seating «purity
of 2,800 and there will be room for all
who engage tickets beforehand ”savory
indication points to a large crowd.
\. M. Honnoi‘ kcr received notice this
morning from II. E. Raymond, of Brook-
lyn.N. \’., thathe had been wounded
by the Imus of American Wlieelmen
for thirty dfys for baring competed in
races at the annual picnic of the Iron
Houhlen’ Union on August ti. such
races not having the sanction of the
L. 3A. W. Racing Board. The above
notice animals to little or nothing.
howevesz the races were heldvunder
the sanction of the racing board, per-
mission having been obtained by the
local ml. Hr. lionnecker will have
matters straightened out at once.
I’
United States Narnbal Emory F.
Strong, of Bridgeport, came to Horwaik
of Lawrence" which has been chartered.
posed. He is now able tosit up.
Ir. and In. Frederick Bryant, of
Yesterday we made the mistake of
static; thatthslat man's annual clam
bakewllihehvldat Retell Point. Don-
hii'nmntithsptlcsflaphsths date,
thmoiMmWMhas
J.ll.llayrnondanilabontllftcanol
Academy street, drove up to Wilton
Sunday to use his wither. lmfiarah
Bryant. ltwaadarkwlianhnstartadto
ratumandlnturuinx around thchoras
Wandmdflie hind wheelswas
We». Hem-habituated.
,nxlsandiltonjfikbonlg. ljlhwlfsre-
“builds.“ ,
formerlycfllcrwalk, whoIilad at Cold
m.l.i..msaidrmlimuam
there yesterday afternoon. The later-
untw-atnnntlngtoaaud under the
miclljllll. WJO. Holmes and '1'.
Kilrothwtoumftbbpiace, mounted
WMA. O. K. I. O. at tho
mandamus-manor
Charl- llocrv vlcs-prraidsat. was
alsebduthnsaccuvnrof Oswaldn‘
anithbthspr-ldancl tutti.
CharchiqasannaflwlrJinuhsmphao
lssllydssliaedtocoattlaahthatcapae
Amity. ‘I'hsurpalaatlnahraidtobnuc'
cadtonnashthsupatofthvhll.
dusk “huh“
”Mu-whom
this island ugi We It.
nauseous-Immora-
manipulates-illuminant
Ms new as ullrpd quarrel Mirr—
Wh In.“ his. his
“was livid tit Italian
miummamumcuina iiuuu,‘
this morning and arrested Urn. John
Renamwho formerly ran a fruit and
confectionerystere at w thin street,
for violating the internal Revenue Laws
byarlliug liquor without a Federal Ii-
llcrnve lawmanduhsplssdedguilty and
wastinedf ‘l'lIlslu'IIhal III"! to‘hsii If'
MR3 nmommmmnomimnmymmmj
W.- ,
" ferman
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTl-l NORWALK. CON,N.
' oven in. hives.
law-and nasalpdthanayla last
larwalh.
sand llrleuckey. ofDetroit.Hich.,
“nettliemlsoffriendriuh‘astliw-
“”11"”: ’I .
H
l:
um. Alllnl- WWI“
“lire?
imith wheelsd to White Plains
WWI-ads .: ,..
Rica, mains-us lira. semi
‘ Kinmich, diedofcholsra infantnm this
morningat their home 63 VauZandt ave-
nue, aged twenty-two months. The fun,
all will he held tomorrow afternoon.
llAIlllli. ‘
Miss Ada llay Clock has accepted a
position as assistant in the post allies.
Past Department Commander Henry
N. Fauwn, chairmsnol G. A. R. com-
mittee on the Soldiers' Home at Norman,
will inspect that institution to-Ilay.
Walter C. Hoyt, of Ncroton Hill is
staying in the Adirondack mountains.
He has [owed the examinations for Yale
college and will enter it next month.
Mary, wife of Isaac Northrop, died at
her home on Ox Ridge,Darien,at noon yes
terday, aged 73 years. The funeral will
be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday after-
noon.
Owing to the unfavorable weather last.
Friday evening, the Young Peoples' So-
clety of Christian Endeavor of the Cole
gregarionai church did not bare their
carryall ride to Rotor: Point. They will
go this evening.
Concord Division lat-stainma-t.
Conduit Division, S. of T., held a pub—
“1' entertainment last night. at which a
lug-- circle of their friends were present.
Quite an extensive programme had been
arranged, which was very pleasingly
curried out, after which refreshments
and ice cream were served to the enjoy-
ment of all wesent. 11min liubbell, one
of the "blast and most faithful members,
made a very interestingaddm upon the
sterling qualities by which the division
was organised, the charter members
being composed of such men an den
Hill. James Gregory. Sn, [when Ella,
Sr..(ioul-l Jennings, men composed of
good Christian characters upon which
the success of the Iliv'mionbnd always
been based and maintained. Following
is the programme: Opening song by the
division: Miss Hay Carpenter. recitation;
Bias Bertha Galfrey. recitation; )lisa
Ella Worden, reading: Edelbsrt Partrick.
banjo solo; [twin ll. Hubbell, address:
Wm. J. Leland.song: Bdeihert Patrick.
banjo selection: Nina Ulnra Whitley.
annu: Elisa Anna Russell. recitation; bliss
Ella ("‘IInn-uicr. Imitation: Mix! Lottie
Coleman, recitation: bliss Elsie Kellogg.
recitation: Bdelbert l’artrick, banjoselec-
lion.
"pa-la. of luale “all.
The season at Music Hall opened mom
suspiciously last evening, the attendance
being very large, and the attraction.
Charlw’l’.Ellis, |n"( fountCasparJNr. Ellis
is untold-time favorite in this city and
was greeted moat heartily when be ap'
poured before the audience. The new
play gives Ir. Ellis ample opportunity to
display his tim- voice in the numerous
songs interspersed throughout the piece.
They were all quite taking. in the
first part of the last not he appenml in
the role of a German chamhermaid, and
sang"()i|, l’hiiip Schneider." with an
eccentric dance in wooden shoes. and
was moored until almost too exhausted
tori-spend.
clever little tots, Harrie O'Brien and
Hattie Grier, with whom he rumps about
the staxeina very taking manner. lie
is ably assisted in his mirth-making by
Charles w. Swain. nu Teddy McFadden
and ill-I Clara Moore as Nora O'Iluolb
ban. The mullmier of the company
gave fair artisfaction. and the stage
settings and spvcialaceuery were good.
A Debuting Society In Death Mar-all.
A meeting will be held at the home of
(i. ii. Vosbnrgb, Jr... 72 Spring-treat.
Thursday evening at it o’clock. for the
purpnw of «pulsing a debating society
in South Norwalk. 000 qualification of
ly neeenaryfortbesucceasofthe mic-H
' ty. The favorable consideration of quite
a numbarofyonnx man of South Nor-
uulli has already been secured, they hav.
moniberamndnldinglnita organisation.
Averycordiallnvibdoniusxtsndsd to
aflyoungmwhomduirnuscfjoin
ln;,orinanyway interestedlntheon
minimal such an auociauon, to be
mth M
“humanist-nay.
Nurthsclevsoftkslmty years.—
Icstl. Whatdlsturhthy spirit?“
notJashugwhorewea‘rsat?
Pint Cutout—(liars of vanilla,
plea-s. WW. Clerk
mMW,HflWmtfi‘o
”when“ Perhaps you
mas-W.
liarrp-“Didthsyhavsaiesqultouat
thehotllwlisvayolmr Jacka-
ltktakaettlwasa’tcliarpfleruayen
“and”
“Youlsektiiiasail m‘m
“simply-inn. "Yflmm
musics-Wish“
Try a with or m at a watering
”33%”th
nthualttlsthta."raflths
flaunt. “ii-tith-
”"3013 Sixty Decca Domestic Hose. which Ire shall sell at 100., or
three pair 250. m_ in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will matte a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them 0! excellent value.
He has two beautiful and .—
membership will be the duty of o'er: W
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' battinmln‘lnnm. Thbia unantici-
lugaignldadtheirlnwntlmof homing
WWW mystical."
so.
(looking around m1 know“
cello-cm 050. to
& Son,
000. In reliance
Ilsa" Yield and Plan Quality-Prisca
. Ira-bis tor-tar Yarn.
A great boom has struck the market
for the 1892 crop of cigar leaf tobacco in
the Connecticut and Economic valleys,
menu debris! rem innit-ed In
the New England Homestead. Fully
bnlttheerop willbeharvestedbytedsr-
Thai yield per sure was cuter batter
perfect. TheseusOnhas been remarka-
bly favorable, with an almost total at»
sense of wind, hail, frost or insect in
jury.
In most sections the July drouth was
just enough to develop the firmness of
texture and light colors now so fashion-
able in wrappers. Up to Tuesday night
crop has been contracted for at prices
ranging from 17 to 35 cents per pound
for leuno be delivered in the bundle un-
assorted alter curing. The lowest prices,
11 to‘JA cents. have been paid in the
Housatonlc salley, but in the Connecti.
cut valley 23 cents is the iOWest so far
awepted, while sales have been made as
high as 35 cents and most of the " an
at from 25 to 32 cents, with active coin—
petition among buyers.
Those price; are for the domestic Ho
ranaseed leaf, no sales in Connecticut
broadseedlenl having yet been made.
The 1891 crop is practically all out of
growers'hands at from 15 to 30 cents,
aver-axing probably about 34 writs. or
two and one—half times the average
tion that the 189.3 Connecticut and
llnumlonic valley crop will he moved at
an avenge of 30 cents per [mud
The acrmgeis largely increased over
last year. but every etlort has bcm made
tosccurenn even better quality. The"
1891 crop is coming out of the sweat in
splendid shape and cigar manufactures
are making a rush for it at fancy prices
The llumcetead's reports indicate that
New York state, Pennsyb'anin and Wis-
consin tobacco is somewhat late. better
in quality than last year in New York,
but greatly curtailed ‘ in area and
probably in quality on “‘iscom
sin plantationo, owing to the wet
spring and summer Ilrouth. The Home
stead pronounces the present prices the
highest growers have received since the
halcyon days of this crop during war
times. and intimates that Connecticut
and llousatonic valley farmers may re
ccire upward of $8.00!),i110 more for this
year's tobacco than on the average of
previous years. if frost holds oil and the
cure is satisfactory.
if a hie -w \ork millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. misting
{700.00. which given lflpwpled 5 1pain,
pon,dfl 456.0519 “will:
and ~lhfiw i I ha
tors' an inal v ve to 39.5 00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to eireythem,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be raven. there
being an panama at the faint?
inquire at Plainml' a drug store when
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood 1 'ure
--liuya wanted to soil 'l‘iiii SHXTI‘SBI. at
the Norwalk Idlice.
AM.
iii-warn“. Aux. :II, v:
We wish to express our aim-ere thanks for
all the klndneas and a) inpathy extended in In.
during: the sickness! and after tbedealb of our
our little one. Marguerite.
masher ll. uni) Anni: i. lxiuxnu.
m unliterui'ainnni.
Ntfl'it‘lin heriby given to all mm liable
pay taxes to the Town 0 Norwalk. in
the t.‘ empty of Palms-id, and Htatr- of Donna ll‘
cut. on the mum list oi W1 that i will
meet them to receive said taxes at the follow.
lngti mar-rid placesJu wlzl
At the More of ilanfnrii & Osborn, last \lur
walk ninwn town», on Tuesday. Auduntillt
from to u 'eiurk, inn-noon. until hull
Bundle. Winnipauk.
m1.
o'slrlock. tunrooo
At ll"! Ital! DE J. (7
Titania]. AW! 'Iith. 11%, from {In clock until
lillorkickmfl crumm-
Att the store of A iyhoonn Dibble. at South
Five Mile River. Im'i ueuiay Bomrnbe r 12th
1m, [ruin MID o‘nrc af',tarnnun until
o‘rlIIcL eveulnx
AI. theofllrauf the TaICollI-rtm No.1 lhla-
sonic? Bulldinfi in the boron: of horwalii. in
Town of mom-13 on w"
nesda,A
Ils‘td mom ’3 03.31”.
unlock. “Im.mll
[mu
ni'i o'clock until I
"animals-I. a . ..
. I ”W n..
Hula "Wif’m £1332; DWIGHT
Emmi “Wm-"Rm
aim was” was.
some it. Dr. .1 II
Cidwman'g'lwsatdmu Saarinen
linudatNmalkanm August It,“
000 "Till.
Whereas,“ hunch-tom kmlcdntliat
onset“: dogs bitten recent! ‘3"
J '- GllrflN“
while the quality or the haircut in anew
call and examine our list.
sale In every panel the city at flammable
- THURSDAY, SEPT. 6
prices and on any terms.
of this wm,_probably one fifth of the ‘
(30.. No :idiusiI Hailbimk.
3 return to this edict»
I‘Rll.
, , _ m _ and?
nouns a. .....'...°‘““ Best and i ve long
“are: hmdmem you bums
b00110!” ”0TB.
LEADING
COOD DAYlN
people any wean
For 'l‘eIII—r'vrélli we should smile if any one can touch our High ‘3
GradoTeaat 000.1
Once tricd we’ll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers raise our tea. 1'
We are lgirveyors to the
Ferris’ HamsTargg Bullion, Gilt
as, easy
Oil, Pimmbury Catsup
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Ask them. They say it' Is Delicious. .
good citizens of this city and town. 1“»
on will
I
maul”
nudgive rlmanil the
ton lots,aud
Why do the old lady
no i .,
Butter, Haynrd’s Me on-
Cg'ac era, Cheese, Olives, lira
a .,
GROCER,’
83 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
C POSITIONS
*SMUBID FOB GHADUATIB AT~—-
THE NEW BliSlNES GilliEiiE
“bill'Br3
RWY? “lining it; “ inn;
lie-tot references tarnished.
. W .. 33 2-3 it i l 1
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHIXSG’I'OK s'l'ltlil’l'.
Pemnn lookin’ foralot. or house and lot,
with the View purchasin. are invited to
\ e have the m for
unit} if
w
WANTHIBZ '
’A‘ATED. —Haad strain at F. W. Smivhd:
Sous, Beth cl.
l
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ANTED. —Tweriiy—livc two horse teams
and double carts to vmrk on Huston
dun. Stead work. A ply mills-B. D Pierce.
Jr.. (30.273 tin l)
in street, Briditemrt Ct. 329‘“
A“ S mowers and Window screens at re
1 dncod prices. South \orealk Hardware
no.5) 3m
‘ \\’1'Ell. mmiii- hand bed- room carpet
chamber emit. center table and a few
useful 1rtIries in housekeeping. \o brokers
Address. with prices and Ilewripticns, 13.31...
Sentinel Office. an?!
)(JSI‘I'lON as a
apply in i’. l.
\(OHPF‘TENT xirl to do chambcrwork
and waiting Apply Initurlic) ill-‘11., if.
\h Mbineinn stmt. South Norwalk. arm: 1w
micry clerk. Address or
Miller, ’10 Bayviciv an nun.
air."
mi silvoiii'nvgiri an n... I... .m I
prices of prerious years. The Home- years “In. sluice well momliienvleii
stand intimates that the world's shortage Apply 3‘ ““5 ”m" ”‘3" ”
in ci rwru rswarrants the e cta- 3 3
K“ W" ‘1“ T0 LET.
“11mins at$~'\\ashlnxton street. Nrnlb
Korwaik \pnl) toJ. W. Powell. Infill-"It
I:
N Bl';i\'l~'.~s pirt of Ninth Nnrwaili. 7 or 8
rooms hi a small family. item \er) reason.
able. innpiiri at ‘rliillirliilllie. IIL'IIR
1101):: corner Northhlain and Ann sirloin
six rooms Rent $17 ). \‘t at. r in; all
modern improvement» 1‘ 01an of . mom-I at
No ’B'anxlwanl Incline Appi) to E.
“Windward.
NE“ house Taylor avenue till; 5 rooms
Waterstmei. fltnmoms El uremia. $5;
farm house. burn. mien um pastnraxc.
lit six moms, Rownyton. $15. Raymond
rm . m3
roll SALE.
‘15 (-001) mad horse iI- n yum: old \pply II)
ls. l. Valentine. the \leitugiun ntl’etl
bridge, :‘nuth \orwaik an: I) 1w
(1 A30!“ top ~ilrrey. nlreof l). E. “ii-
”:00 xortmalli. or tit- ”I \ .333“ avenue. sum it
\ \ li‘l'till salt-Y) hiI it 1», in lir~t~clas;brder,
llgincbI-uahiontin. tireaibnrgaln. in-
quire at this office. an ‘i 3i
[GAR ntnrr \II ll Main hirer,” \\nr.\aili.
‘ "old heap in unit I i‘l‘lhlflll‘. \ppiy to
Mark iiutb, \n. ii‘lulllall’l’i i. sum '
.; llw
The well known and mpu' or American
Hons and Restaurant, locate‘d at in Main
street \‘arualk, (one. it contains twenty
furnishtd roomsahii has in en Htabliaimi Ibir’:
teen years. Doiinir a good business.
'l'hcioniinueii ill health of the Imprh-tor is
the onlrianne for sell ins. This lea rare or»
hortunlty for the right part. T! min rash
:1 JO 3 i‘. f 01.1.qu
Lost
1-—
AM USDA!“ afternoon. belwrea South Nora
walk poet utllI sand Kitiouth Main street.
a hnrseahm- “Ill k pin. with diamond. A null-
ahii nwunluili be paid for its return in the
:em inrl oliii- e ‘ anal it
“0 Il tine an English seller. black
anIivI Iltr: other fox terrier while with
black marlin limit tialllrilay. Aux.” -I. lie—
wardof tire dollars will be paidfur ilwirm
turn to B HtI-LI Scrotumt‘t. autat'lt
ll)
ruby surrounded by diamonds. l’rui»
aly lost between Franklin strict and Lauder‘ s
bepalil for Its
blurb. Altberal reward willbe
unlblm
26th Annual
CLAM BAKE
Under the anspim of the
Fat lien’s Association.
A'l' ”03w! I’OI NT.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 8 ’92
“aka willbe i at 9.5) h l ket
"minimum” willi- lot. will .1.de T ‘ wt”
em r‘nu be ob li’bwer, DorlIIn
Steamer Jessie ll. will lea "Sept! ‘6
tllla. m. and Win in. m 310:3: 1‘3:
Point at ii and My: in. (.‘arralla m3?" munart
with all trains.
iii. " BROWN“: ’“
riuIIIIIIIII 81m lull
itiit unmet
tutti IIIIII run
in ailln'ancben. A I i set A
pica mmnnnhi flugnnflgafi
HM WAT!!! 80!
The Inset llnaof
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
in the city.
“ESTER. lfillE Illl lfllll
WIRE.
WW attention to .10th All ..
0-»qu harm“ with .1'.
Allwor leash Ivan-class work-ca
taunt"
Ill IIBHIIITII 8T. IIIIIE.
”WIND. saunas. fl 1]
Ti. 0. annuities.“
Undertaker.
d Khllllfl mm. WALK. (303’!
Oil“! y and: Typewnting ‘
Call or write for l iroulnr. 3
tuners-A1,
w beam
”“5 °3 " $1500
GRAND
NiagaraFalislutumnTour
ToGoud Hotels 3150). Small i .
Grand Hotels. “mm m
Maid of the Mist.
IIIIIIIinunI RAPIDS.
Gillilii IquuIt.
noun: llEYl tumult,
IIiIIsusniIIsmIIBntuai
Ail Irovided for by a book of coufpon
(' II for circulars vin fu
tiicui’liceofit. H. Paired 3 li inornl:2:13miat
-11). .
Roton Point,
LABRR IIAY SEPT. 5.-
STE. AdlElls
CITY OF ALBANY
Al")
JESSIE 8.
1-250 Excursion Fare- 250
amour. TI)": TABLE.
have South Nofwnik. am) s
cm 3513.3),5111. hummus“. 1:. ”Lu“
Loam Retail Point. In!) a. l m».
551) 0510. ~: ii and III In)» In. n" 33):,
200 — lYllLE§ :"fiiii
10R 75 CK‘TS.
Th- Od-i Fellows of Norwalk So \
Stainioni, Bee 1‘ annau and :deinfile'hflk
Will aiie a
Grand Excursion
To the Utl‘il) Mil Hill's“ HOME. at
F\\' l li.\[)ii_\ (in
MIDWAY, SEPT. 5TH, ”92.
fin the Mmmiriq t It: 5 um i :ienuwr.
“‘(II’Y 0" I \‘I’ B850?» "
It. .Ipai'ity 3.30"}.
Tim on lie-Imus will furnish mush. [ti-fr
csi -
merits may be procured on the 'ilttllllt r 3
REWARD. ——(,Y luster pin containing
at flammable ram.
Tit ltr’ i~ fortbe Grand Nail of on miles?
(‘biiqinnumlcr itiirue. Aiiuiitedmiv a!
of ~tntc moms may be t n In at. n 3”
will hum Stamford at 3:. in. “191533331313
l‘nini ill x limb r
Ft 110“... e particulars of all Odd
Eigin and win...
WATCH ES
I! lit" ll, Fill.“ VI. AND VIILID CASHI-
Silver and Plated Ware.
lillllills llllillE, lislil llll
\Yllllfl lilSES.
Repairing in all its Branches.
H s. noon,
ltl uou'ru null an“. brim
CbNt i tit
Wins TAN‘I‘AHEGUS
TDGRAPHS. it“ 7’
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PHOTOGRAPH ,.
MATERIALS ,
summit I...
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srABLes,
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m- ”All. mu.
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