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1 rats WEEK WE ARE
WE lllll A [iii [if
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4 Extracts
.594: per bottle.
POPULAR ODORS.
liens THAT WE sun. A
(trifling IIIIIIcl BOTTlE or
14C?“ ca
’ Ginger
1 for 25¢.
plummets
Elixir‘iiof'
Calisaya
PLAISTED?S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
B.|l. Planted.
Druggist.
43 Washington it. So. lllliillall.
': {i .
gunk Mom of our man
orlarsatonik contains i
log it. unear ascsn be
e one minor of the spirit of reso.
utlan. an equal nun tityuf good I-onscienle:
wu infuse into I one a tables
tlenr'e. adding at t
ll otbsra’ weary—these grow exten-
sivsly in the ganlen of Life- ~erigath
Ho: tl Ie blouogm‘. hops.
now comes the most matial aisll)
fsw drops of genuine friendshl"
1Q‘Bflgoffiaounl‘ergeltoin
I' I‘ll C growsepnn
‘ilsthe composition. welthen
Ie of these to s harmoniou-
r mumponlon of content. Iisv.
netb- dootors all
tired. gone feeling and 41:?me {33:33
hsspscisllr ' Odin
nsrvous ramen
‘s’l‘n. Is a surefire for on
van
mm maths”. llvsr In action and makes
Mann factored and sold bny
.mfiau
IIIZI corral.
mum in s l «maul-son fruit
I claim ‘with pareelsla top and midterm
bald. Grind it while you wait. Sale. lb.
Riv/“Mackerel In Pailsw
.— Km M'i‘fll.
ED HALIBUT
bright. trash smoked shoulder-our
mlnstlnunanso. Imlb. lilacs
til-mam numbsrhavotrlsd
Mttlmsuairstarnsdform
W
oil mmmfimmlm. 'hoqwmw
reason mum-am
f0! Flfllll.
Nib-ll mi“
RANcIs &
Thlnston Street. - v .
TH E EVENING SENTINEL
JAM WEN. WWI!!! Proprietor.
MIT-lye" .0 8 till.
.13): 1 month. WEW&%?;IIIL
mwmunadmnfmu
ofmirppcurriaadmisiwaflm
a line.
Istslata‘rs Alma-as hr tomorrow.
like guess III. m
Navr 1‘3;an weather Forecast.
by light ml rtlnl.
W.—
SDUTII NORWAIIK.
and Batista.
with a handsome new deliver y wagon.
wharf.
supper st Dollon'a Palm, last night.
terdny.
mailman. Open all night.
vacant sells.
fence. ‘ cross each end of the street. '
0y stermen say that there has been lit
these 11m. Every few days the plant
the “stars" from getting a foothold.
vocate.
The resignation of Flrst Licuteuau
cmor. The probabilities are the
be elected to the position.
Mechanics will raise a flag on Labor Day
Lincoln Council, of this city, and Pan
tend, each accompanied by a band. i
is especial that the Bridgeport Connci
‘ofassoons‘ismpty.
with island after pas-
MWWWMW.
Water-tract. with-a cost on hh arm.
magmwuthatof Captain Boston,
thsfimith’smfldliIMdiom
Kermit-fur some far-Ilium falls.
WMMMMMM
iathsbomsonlils ishpd. Ha isfthh
Mum
16‘ “um toWil-
\ minimall-
tewthsisiwbusttowtlsna
“his“.
_m€lksilfls
will always stay in front bull square
‘.I
L , M»‘-
What the Peopia of Our City are Dolng
Hunt dc Zeluff were out this morning
The host Owen McCoifrey ‘m discharg~
ing a wsn‘wi 00-1 at Barr-mm! Brothm The law on all birds. except quail
Alargc party of young people from
Greens Farms had a merry time and
shipped all air compressor and two large
rccciversio the Rochester It PitIsbnrg
Gas company. Punxutawney. Pa. yep month.
There are more prisoners at the county
jail at present than have been quartered
there in some time. Monday 13 were
received, unveiling the number of in-
mates to 201. There are now only four
lie or no bother this season from starfish
owing to improvul appliances which before Justice Townsend and plead guil-
greutly aid the oystkrmen in eliminating
Charles 3.0qu of Company I). has
berm accepted by the sdjutant general malarial fever at her home in Bridgeport
and he has been honorably discharng
from the military service of the state. A very low.
meeting will be held at the armory l-‘ri-
day evening at 8 o'clock to elect his suc-
Semnd Lieutenant Robert .I. Doer will
Revere, No. 20. of Greenwich. will atn'
u’wiil alsohavea band. A short parade
—0wing to the large demand for Eagle
Buttli kasmnmpflmmnga
islarobtfssmdbmhbtsrm. Mourns-t1 ‘I‘iu'mw
guide . od rcsi oI' ,
Wfifiwfimima Hm“ Mm” " “1L” 9"“: ”£er amalgam Illusory. on. up IIII
The odicersof the steamer Jessie B.
pen-em The curl-In PM“
hiouelfbnbslagvsrypromptinthopu-
formatti- ’llllsr and Always on
hand when wanted. The steamer es-
startontsttio‘clockinthe
nyoiAlbany. Themin-
ntuwentby.howevcr.andssthegenisl
commaMsrdldnotmato-n appearance
AboutOIIlOsilgaro was seen flying up
CO.,-—¥---—
South Norwallt.
Ili- Hilds [arson sndJothsrgon. of
thiscity, arosooa lobe married.
...w ...W
Ahoy whohashsdsomeexpurienoest
horas-shoeing can secure a goal [slal-
milithJolllym I, l“ Imam».
MW ' fl of ‘l‘llliir ”if; 3WTV‘UIMI pi“: aw
Brimiil"fll%m WirW Bigm; @13le was};
mi j y‘m 8!!le flight with hemorrhage of
of the lungs and i seriously sick.
mmlwatwvhr "1‘": 1° W“ Saturday. who're. II IIIIII team
organised by Timothy Sullivan. oom-
prislngmaayofthe members of theoid
Sun Rises Bonnets Illigb This how 'l‘ilie Norwalk'sand the R. B. a W .'s of Port-
“ ”a” cheater. wi‘l play ball. ‘Both teams»
strong and will afford an excellent Commodore latimer. of the Stamford
fill this district to-day warmer. more sultry Opportunity of willie-sins “‘9 mum
and fair weatherwtll probably prevail.with game.
' ._._ .._._ , .
light suntharlynnd westerly winds. to) and There will beatlue display of night llotcl yesterday In fifty minutes. Es
blooming careusat a” green houses of drove back this morning during the
F. 8 Lyon. finish street, this evening. Ihower- __ _
twenty blossoms probably coming out at The Court of Bulge-es arehsvmg the
one time. Those interested are welcome borough streets thomushlr scraped {lid
to call and see the display between the cleaned. sons to prevent any resting
hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. Last evening “see for that dread disease. the cholera,
____,.._._ twenty-five of the beautiful flowers were should it reach here. The catch basins
The barge Horace I". is discharging 0|“-
305 tons of coal at John H. Ferris’ dock.
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night
partridge. woodcook, song and insec
and officers elected for the ensuing year.
The new road which has been made "" “W
parallel with Ely avenue. from the
Springwood bridge to Mechanic street,
was opened last evening to the public.
The Consolidated Railroad company
elmed the old highway by placing a rail
NORWAIIK NEWS.
Stamford wheellnen are rarely seen .- .-..
further west that Greenwich. or‘ further ‘ “rm! “mix" 0' lien-I From the
east than Norwalk. while riders by the
score from othu towns and states PW Bicycle for sale; see all.
through here who ride hundreds of miles “ "M-”
every month. The local long~distance
riders are Cummings, Ilunmn, Weed
Sn. Michealy brothers and Travia—Ad-
Borough Ind of ‘l'own.
members with badges for labor day.
t church will mectwith lire. W. II. Film reaching the home was informed that
noon at 3:30 o'clock.
A sixty-foot flag pole has been second . " “ ’
and wil be set at the Rowayton school Mr. and Mrs. Shoots.“ llsrbor avenue
house today. upon which the American
I Harbor. l.l.- IIIIo Mm. Ilurys. Peck
t of the deceased.
I The newly elected committee of the Y
will be given through the principal
street-ands number of residents wil
decora‘s their houses.
(harem, on Jun street. this morning
Flue li- r. ooh-III officiating.
thorirstOonpsptiouIISundsy school.
wIIosrspIcnlcingstRotouPointto-Ihy.
Despitstbs cloudy and rainy wasthw
smith-ml Amour. W01 thhmauhlg. tllsynrrlvslllt III. Point
witlltlldrspuihnottllsisssthitdsmp
msdsndsrshsviaasjoiiytiu.
.Jahs Kelly. a shosmslsr bra-is; but
man wtivs member of the sons of
rest. was intoalmtsll last ovum-ad
andWallstrsstswllsn OM Barlow
hplsnsdiu csmsupsadordsudhimtomes.“
hhmbyflsstmsmthsoflssrsndgsum
mammasowm
suns usable tiny not hit as fsr as
handwritten-lasers m
—Pure coffee with pure cream. be. a
t; to drunkenness. She was fined $5
. and costs, which will probably be paid
ere visit their beds and thus they deprive by her husband.
The “inasmuch Circle" of Kings
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist gummy 9“,.in for him. Matte" upon
of River street, who is a grand daughter
It also o'clock. of paralysis, used 00 “n. a“. min; as the 1.» or
years. Hellman- born ianltoo, In"! an .1» Wm] m,
llsdsoms fun at Captain Bouton's ex- and has led an exemplary life. He "39"” Human my back with him
leavesswldow sndtwo childrsn,Iouls .mmchammru m.
C. sudli- ids Green. ’l‘hsdooallul hmheriluwsrd.wholsslrssdv quite a
wssailvotilsr of BobsrtGrssnmf Elm m.
street. The funeral will be heldfrnm
the home Friday afternoon at ao'clock. ThsGounsetleutOItbolic To” Atatb
Mass in Man y , . . g
If: W'fil'lmiimm melmfifiwmtm
throughtowathismorningtothsmulo when. n I‘M!“ an III .I.
oftlnborns and thsamsrry M. . ingot months. Nola“ ymmmm':
sleigh bolls. 'rIIo children We, "It“ to r .
| v
A. Dic
regular meeting Thursday afternoon.
Basins-of importancoto he Iran-sated
after which the members will enm-
swish-a. .. w I; ”i
2:an '11 ‘ld‘lv'j
immy’gm “KW,” fifi?
lar decbly Wn'gs Will didactic W
after during thew ass-om .
Atthsspecial matingofthgl’ire Po-
lice held last evening it was voted to ac-
cept the invitation to turn out Labor
day. but not as a company. as several
members are going to be out of town.
Yacht club. drove his fonr-in-hand brake
from the club house to the Norwslk
have all been thoroughly cleaned and the
sewers are now being flushed;
James llollge. of New York city, who
recently purchased the Rice place at No.
I Mott avenue. has commenwd many
improvements about the premhes. The
“mm“. ”'69 8°95 0“ ”mom“ “'9 large unsightly trees in front of mm
same birds. mentioned and stay muiml will I.» cut down and the house repaint-
are protected by law until October 1;
when the season really opens, The only voted Md remodeled.
The Norwalk Iron Works company shootingof any consequence before that -—~ ‘ ’
time is at the flights of yellow hammers. "I‘ll“? l0" cm“! in half Pink 1”“ “ml
which usually begin the middle of the quart boxes at the ”Depot thaurant.
ed. The inside will be thoroughly rem
J. l’. Treadwell and Stephen (blasted:
James A. Farrington attended yester- of Nurwallr. propow spending Labor day
—Ihalsollahlu prices at Lanes depot day the reunion of the Second regiment
New York Cavalry, at the Grand Opera they "in “ml 70" Tsrrytown and ““3“
House. New York city. About fifty the Hudson to West Polut, and after
members were present. The meeting VII-wing tile [dacew'lll visit Sync]: and
was mainly for the purpose of making other places of interest on the waydo'vn
arrangements for the dedication of it WONG" Y0"! CllyIl'ellimlflii late I“ “'9
monument at Gettysburg, on September evening. _l_
[9, where another reunlon will be held Mendy Ilsa. wadlle Smith. of
on their bicycles. Early in the morning
I
Lump street embroidered some slipper»
and through one oi the church nlimions
Oilirer Gladstone use summoned to sent them to the Chinese. 11... recipti-
Clay street yesterday afternoon and there out ..1 the gift evidently did not forget
found Mrs. Kate Brown. better known her “mm m the other Ill! 3b? leeeiv-
ill-l New Canaan Kate, who was having a
glorious time. As she would not walk ”I'llllfillfill' embroidernl “.1 of skillful
Special Officer Knapp’s truck was secur~
ed and she was placed in that and con-
veycd tothe lockup, much against her
wishes. This morning she was brought
ed two pairsof genuine Coimse pumps
workmanship. w”.-- ‘
Aspecial train will leave Norwalk at
7:46 o'clock and South Norwalk tire min~
ates interior Wilson Point on the morn-
ing of Labor day. connecting with the
steamer City oi Lawrence. at the Point,
which Id malle- the Odd F'ollon ~I on their
grand ext union to the newly purl: ham]
home at New Inndon The sail will be
a delightful one.
Mrs. Frank Evans. who recently sex»
muted from her husband. has come to
Nora-all. and is now stopping with Mr.
Carpenters' Union, 746, will hold an and Mrs, Frederick flalieni, on Quintard
an adjourned meeting on Friday evening llm~ ”'3' 8““ ““5 (“"13" l! 3
’ tomske finalurraugemeuts and supply daughterof ClmrlraGrsgon,ofBahI hill.
instead of Stephen Burchsrd all started in
yrstcnlsy’s SENTIKKL. lI washis brother
‘ ”i“ Mi“ Muslim. IIIIIIIeIIy of InlviIIwIIII marrlellliss numIIIIId.
“WW“. “"110 hm hm m-riously ill IIIIII —~ . _,
out of the County Home. where he had
been sent by the Stamford authorities
through the inabilitiI-s of bio parents to
son. of 10 Union Park, Saturday after- hissorl had runaway and had been an
unusually bad boy. and that the cmmty
commissioners had sent him to the re-
thougbt he should have been notified of
his son's misdemeanor, and rt he is now
able to care for him he will try to secure
his release from the school.
quarantined st Hoboksn late yesterday
glut Qurtis. of the h. scoom
' ’l‘Ia'r ottoman»: "It; Iona
night. WTbem ”an” Bill Iliad “balm;
..w
rails-sums» may. g
nouns Union’-
3 held
Thwarted!
‘
W“.“W«.
Buckingham w. it. 6.. will IIoIa um:
Thomas Self. of Stamford, came to
is now a victim of typhoid fever and is Norwnlk yesterday to take blasou Davui
' hool at leviden. llr. Self
left town this morph-g to attend the form so
funeral of his mother at Cold Spring
Thestesmship Veendsm with the be
If. C. A. are making things lively u the Compigay emlrslonbts on bond .7”
association rooms. They have arranged
l for an entertainment in the parlors my afternoon and the :ull [VI-“m mi rum
Tuesday evening. and invite all young "”8”” ‘0 0" cty a
mentosttead. Underthsnswm barn. The Norwalt irelnds or g...
mentthssttsndanos at the ssmcistion psrtymstthem “ the M ”d Nit-
. .
erman
‘ a
011, Pickles, 8
humunlike]: will hayzb Nfil
& San,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
”Monolithic moi.” "
Plans-It Paragraphs about Oar and
nth-or People's Iris-III.
lira. Fred 1). Thorpe. of liolyokc8m liars. ..
hvfll’tllg lit. and Mn. ‘Wflwlfim . 1: WW “It;
“1 mA}: L-il If” i-
when Milli bifuw'nthB
’iif’mm III'W
llr, and Mrs. Jamil ll. Daniels. of
New Haven, are spending a few days
with friends in Winnipauk.
Oscar flanks has returned from his
vacation and is looking after Edward
Comma and business generally again.
hire. Jacob Bauer. of Long Island city,
who has been the guest of Mrs. James
Winn. of Platteville avenue, has return-
ed home.
libs Kate Power was unable to sail to
day on her expected trip to inland. on
the City of Paris, but will do so at some
future date.
(‘onncilman George S. Trowbridges
iamflystsrtedthis morning for Wood
haven. L L. where they will spend a
few days. ‘
Mrs. Emily J. Smith and daughter
Bertha, of East Norwalk, left Monday
for a month's stay at Chslfonte House.
Ocean Grove.
lire. llaria Dunham. of Manhattan
avenue, Green Point, Long island. is en-
joying herself with relatives and friends
in South Norwalk.
(if BB Till RIVER.
News Ind (load, of the lhy in East
lorwalk.
Miss Lillian P. Jones, of I-‘ilut avenue,
is spending a few days with her parents
at than Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. WilIiu'mkf‘oyvezare mov-
ing from Second avenue into their new
house on Maple avenue to-day.
John i). Siloox, of this place. and Miss
Sadie iii-tier. sister of Editor Sawter. of
the Stamford News, are to be married in
the near future. ' t
lire Harriet Fate entertained several
guests at her homeou Hem, street last
evening. in honor of her niece. Miss
ilattiel.‘.osmsn of Newburg.
Mr. and lire. flerbert than. of Second
avenue, willutart Friday for a visit in
Huntington. L. I. They will be accom-
beneiit of her health.
The committee of tho! East Avenue ll.
'IIfurIu those who intend to picnic with
them that they need not take pistes
knives or forks. for they will be furnish—
ed on the ground. The committee are
anxious for a good attendance and expect
II very pleasant time. A four horse can
rysil will be at the church at i) a. m.. to
take all provslim. and any of thechun-h
and school that wish to go, and will run
continuous tripe all clay. If stormy the
picnic will be held the. next day.
i'BANBfZRNY PLAINS.
John Evanetzlli has purchased a horse;
of [nylon Bouton.
chance I-‘. lIoIIIoII III the proud father
of baby boy No. ‘3. that arrived on Sun-
day.
Minot Tattle. of Bridgeport. visited
William Sherwoisl and family on Sun-
day.
Miss live “about, of Weston, visited
but sister, “I'll. [hymn lbltlkm, last
week.
MIII. .IoIIIIIt- Smith. of Norwalk. visited
Mrs. Frank (in-gory on Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss listen Adams. of South Norwalk.
spent Sunday with her sister. lirv.
Thomas Gregory.
smfilsy with his lurents. Ir. and Mrs.
William Sherwood.
While riding bill bicycle on Saturday
Jessa ’l‘syior ran intoJobn lloutou. injur-
ing ltimstllf quits bully.
Ir. and Ilrs. snag Adan-I. dammit;
pilgliul , mull-III f’eiaer. of Ifmrk N
J.. viblféd: in. Thomas Gregory on Bung
Ilul du-
Ths Cranberry Plains bass hail club
weredefeatedonfiaturday by the Wil-
M tofi. “(MN-lush”- will
messtartonastmusytosros-bsu:
withselubofthntplsca.
«maples-um."
The above lsllls titled cos of the
Mucus-MWHI play-oaths
road. ltwllibsprsssntsdatlashflsll
nestTn-dayevsniag. 'l‘llsl‘hilslislpbis
'f‘sisgrsph says: "I Ell-arm’s span
mlar patent-s mum
sndf‘ly.’ wss prohibit st thslraptrs
Illsstrs Iastovsaing bsfovssn immsnsa
panied by Ill'us Laura E. Carr. who has
been spending six weeks here for the
E l'llllf't‘ll Sunday school picnic wish In
Frank Smooth of Bridgeport. spent .
mmathshirflmndsbya score of MM man-III
Barnum Foil/TIMIBIA.
caustic-t Board of Haiti Discuss the
latter.
. Pruidpnt A E. flurr of tlmntate
IBM amounting Ill the
W. in amnesia 'of s tele-g
from the winch. board. asking
“firmware-II
from countries where cholera is now
mvslent. The Illinois board had al-
ready done so.
Besides the president and secretary.
Drs. Grove ll. Wilson. of Madden. and
Ralph S. Goodwin were at the meeting.
They did not think the president had the
power himself to stop immigration.”
they could find no record giving him the
authority. But they sent word to the
it appeared here.
The board also discussal the powers
they would have if cholera appeared in
Connecticut. According to the statutes,
if the board is unanimous it can draw on
the treasury for any amount to suppress
Asiatic cholera, provided its action has
the approval of the governor. The mem-
bers were not certain what they would
do in such a case and discussed the mat—
ter to some extent. but arrived at no con
clusion. It is probable another meeting
will be called soon.
Important to lat-II “quor- Dealers.
S. f). Hawley, Deputy lnton-al
Revenue Collector for this district. has
sent out the following notice:
it has become quitea common practice
among some retail dealers to furnish lire-
Inen. picnic parties and other: with beer
or other liquors by the keg. or in quanti-
ties above what tilev are allowed to do
in cares of bottled beer. This business
belongs exclusively to the wholesale
dealer. who pays for a special tax for
that special privilege Retail dealers
are hereby notified that all violations' In
the future will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
;;d;s [Talon Convention.
On Monday, October It). the seventh
annual convention of the Connecticut
Labor. will be held in meehanics’ hall.
Aneonia. Each union is entitled toone
delegate for every hundred ‘ or
majority fraction thereof. No union to
have more than five delegates. Central
labor unions or councils to have one deie.
gate. It is expected that the convention
unions ever held in Connecticut.
If a New Yorkinliilionaire gives a din-
3700.00 which givm lilpoopls dspepa
and these peo ll.- spend“ Wild In doc-
tora‘ bills anl
each for Cactus Blot Cure to cure them.
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8'? persons at the feast?
inquire at l’laieted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information aboutCactus Blood Cure.
Ill IIIIIIEIIIIIII'II' IIIIIIIIE.
'(YI'ICE is hereby given to all non. liable ,
A top.) lanes III the Town I) Sorwaik. in
the County of Falrflcld. and State of (immen-
meet them to receive said taxes at the follow-
ing times and plum. to wit:
At the slun- of Hartford 3 Osborn. East .var-
walk down Iownl on Tau-lay. August :.IIth
o'I Mb“. alto
At the store rum“ J. (7 Kamila. Winnipant.
Tues-lay, August Clith. but. from 30' I luv k until
i: 1)» clock. afternum.
Al the store or .\I homo Dibble. at tlonth
Five Mile River. on Issdsy riot-(ember I2III
lHL’. from MI) o'llllek. afterIII-m. until II
n' I for k. evening.
At the "film of the Tax (‘ollu’ton No.1 bla-
wnir Bulldimgln the borough of Norwalk. In
staid Town of orwslk on “I «Illa-Inlay. August
fillet. It‘ll}. from 9 on k. final-ma. until 3
oclosk. sin-moon. and from' . o'clock until It
I) ‘eloclt In the evening
Mr. I]. l. l‘oleburn. of J. Ilpenrer & (‘0.
Main street erdJaeob obl I‘ytudeWsshlng-
tun slreeljouth Norwsit. are authorised to
receive taxes for me and silmree epli
On all turn which shall remain unpaid after
the lat Illty of (fetufnr. lini‘llllrrast at the rate
of nine per «out. will be I from the lit
ml of tit-plumber. l1“. until same shall be
“Built”: It. fir. JOHN
Collector in and for said Town of Nuns-ll. on
the fin! of l
ml.
Dated at Non-it. Pena. August lth. ml.
anti If
not sonar.
Whereas. It has nuns to our knowlsdn that
moi IllsIIup bitten mull Ivy-dug nu
plies-{Io bola-ll. has dealt hyd
haulers. "J the noise man! tha’l‘uwn
of Kurwalk. hereby Mike that» shall
arise the ale ‘1! the ”aluminum of than
emu-Timid” . “timid...
”almond
"m to up ultimo” '-
Taylor 8i Golden.
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
fur-lot or house and lot.
with the view 0 pun-basin.
”I" and examine our list. \ e have them for
rule in every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on may terms.
Illinois board, saying they would join ‘
that board in suppreming the disease if .
GOODIon who has had some cruel-loner:
at horse- booing. \ :teady pmition to
Alrply In John lieu-lilac. 815 I0 flood Hotels.
SlTIlle aeroeer) Ilerk. Addressior
Simmer Maid of th ‘l ’
“pp“. to i) [L “in”; f-(IBnyview merino. e “5‘ “
YA\TLD~Haml sill-rs III I \v. Silllflt &
ANTEf) ~Twenty -Ilve two hum trams
and ilolllllk' carts to work on l‘ahlnfl
. rill-ally work. Apply torhe ll 1). Pier“,
Jr.. Co. .. L'.‘.l Main «met. Brill—import. (' t. Infill}!
N \mowlrs and aim—low sI-reI-ln at re—
A linead prices. Mlllll Bortvalk liardv-are
C0. \0. .l‘lusit Hall bl m k.
" \NTI-Ii). —S;ond hand bed room mrpvh
chamber suit. center table and a few
MIDI artillesln boueekreplng. \‘o lIrIIkIm
Anidre». withprion and «leacriptiom. Li-. .L"
ollrlzrl-zll'l' girl to do chaIIIIIerwhrk
and waiting. Apply Ioliudle) P. ELI. ll}
W aphington street. Nonth Norwnik.
TRl STWilftTHY girl IL» nurse for I hilIl l
Must be well rel ommendod.
Apblv at this office
NE furnished room at ‘3‘ WII-hinelon
street. South Norxhik. ’
GUS! I orner For: Point "out and I‘harlr»
street. six rooms. Rent Sift. 'Wuier in:
all mumfa improveluenu.
stale branch. American Pedemtion 0! fEl" hon;- Taylor, avenue. $01.. 5 rooms
Water alrwt. 39’ a rooms. KI
b
all): six rooms. ftowsyton. 81;). Raymond
['03 SALE.
COLUMBIA bhylle will bl sol-l Illeap.
niy Io kSamuel )iorebonse. llflfl'lielf)‘
f) road horse ten yoangoid Apply lo
.. \all-ntine. l'r- “'asbirlglun loll-eel
bridge. South \IIrwalk.
will be the largest gathering of trades
liNOf’Y lnp snrrev. In aim of i) K. “'II
’ son. Norwaik. or at Z \ ~ I-t menin- ant!) .lt
nor at 5th avenue and Matt-est. costing__._
Ii 'Tllll safely bi: ta in In fiht- (llarlflf'ilt r.
Ilgim ill ushiun flrr'.
IIIII shift IIIIlf "IIIIIIIII
The well known and popular American
Restaurant. heated at 16 Main
It contains twenty
{shod mama and has Mn rstabli~hed thir-
goml basin
Naif]. health of the mprietor is
cause for selling.
y for the right part.
have to pay 0-5. 00
what would be the saving per capita if
street. \‘orw-lt. Conn.
moon the mm“! “at"! NM“! 1 “l" oxmt aflrmllln. between .40th Nor.
walk pad 'lllli ran-l $380th )lslrl stmt.
in a ith diamond.
N: paid for its return In 4""
I llllmflnr ~lll' k.
rum It) unlock foremnm. until l...‘i'l 5"
Rthilll ~ (‘lnI-Iur pin mntsinlng
ruby mmulIIIiI-l by Iliuumnds.
ly lost between Franklin street and Lander II
reward will
returntulhls Mlle. be “M I.” m
graham ’ ls. '
IIIIIIIc IIIII.’ IIIIITII smut,
TUESDAY EVE'G. SEPT. 6
A Vision of splendor and lirsndmr.
N. Ii. LEAl’lm
\‘Inv Nprttaculd Production
SPIDER and ill,
()RIIANIZKD lN EUROPE.
I've-antral on It finals of Hatchlrss “Mariam.
. mmhyttwmsndM
60- PEOPLE 60
mall: illi- Elllllll‘fll IlliEllliS 30
TI". um “mun
Mina.“
Nil“! llssnilfn: Maury
taléaulm WWI-1a
it!
kilns Music and
“mm Mame
fibifli‘tgh Emmi“ In"
unordered
.srd do now ”I: s October",
marl-stir upon which mamas
l"at Nave-it tilts mild-rot Asa-I.
.2 .iiiiid'iii’ i
I. II. Billlllii
WIT“! IWIIIIII
III FlT'fIII. Til Illflll.
UllEE'l' I!“ "I!
26th Annual
..... CLAM BAKE
[flair the m. of the
Fat Ian's Association.
.A‘l bums ”I".
LillllllSllll. SEPT. 8. '92
“'é-I'afi‘r’ififlfl‘c
mfi
fins. firm
“2:? ”constant Bros.
.. llVEIIY III IIIIIIIIII
'Tssmsatw
wfifib’agmifltfitwwwvfis .. 1.3:. .
I
vs long and be hauls):
_‘oW lhtouhhand mt ‘ ”
mm timoyoubumfdel‘bapooplesayweg‘b: Atllluflzi‘tddeon“;
1 W m; haveelsorwuivod case ‘ Sixty Down Domestic Base. which we Ithall bell at 10c.. or anal,” Twfillfii'mm smile it. any one can touch ,0“? HM
three pair the. These. in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery. will melee a large and attractive 7
once tried we’ll win a. sure customer. Why do We?”
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value. our.
tea drinkers praise our tea. 7’ Ask them. They say it us
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town
Forris’ Rams and Bacon, Gilt Ed Butter. Bayard’s 113 On-
.Trugfes, Fancy Crac ere. Cheese, Olives, livs
sh ury Gatsup at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.mesccszu ron (announce AT“) .1 -‘ ‘
NEW. 808th ‘
l22 Fairfleld Ave.. Bridgep9rt. Conn. ;.
Thras- Departmentstusinum. Talegraphy, Shnography and T
I Beitof refelldlmill furnlhhsd fliewl'lflllg.
esuorwswrastlrldlhf. "‘ ' ' '
«n Hermann!
mam
SIS. I- PECK’S I 55
PERSONALLY CUNDL CTED
Grand Four Days’
IIIagaIai-‘allsluuimniour
With llrlllwing Room Cur
Cl lapel-on and Guides. “"8th
Install SEPT a 92
Leaving Niagara Falls Friday.
8
to Grand Hulda" “tum
lk::'|rlilvvi5‘ugew Eillgaiors. fir-hilflp‘llonllgladlms
- De '
“23%;; 31.3%!le ave urge £32m
I anal and “”1032“,
sgara River. ' ’
T. E PE
i ‘all for Niagara'ro CK “lung"
lion at ofllcei of RH “glib givrl‘llgnfluglisnform k
Trains leave South \‘orwni
k 62.5 II III.
-pfis)e;ugers can take train at Bridgeport :1;
_4 _~ ylilm
Arol‘" “
Roton Point,
lABIIlI DAY, SEPT. 5
STEAMERS
CITY OF ALBANY
ASK!
JESSIE B.
. 25c- -EchIIsiIIII Fare- -25I:
.lll' bliss partIIi South Noraaik.’ I or I‘
rooms to a small family. Rent very remain-
ahle. luuilln' at Sentinelotlite "3t-
SPECIAL I'll)“. TABLE.
heave South .\'or
:;,_III '3' I 35!) Jill. .L‘vllilllfld
heme Rm “1 P i
3;)» :52». m: .Indliontlibmu’l. ‘m" I a) 2%?
200- MILEs- 266
’n I'lflt 75 (“5378.
Il' IhlIl fellmn nf \QH’Wle SI
SI. Imfnnl. Sell 1‘ anusn and :N:::‘l?:li‘flalk
will given
Grand - Excursion
'l'nIlII Him FEI. um."
I'll“ INNDUQ.” HUME' n
Infill". SEPT. 5TH. I892.
Uniin .‘i.I_ "fiililllfi Sn I‘ll I NI .IIIIII
“'(l'l'\ If! LA“RIVCL. "
T 0' .wa'll) 2%:
on or: hestms
men?» may i;‘|lrlnfillll'lllllhIllf'lulxllit‘ «rigid? ~11.
at reaumuble rates.
Tic-ken forthe Grand Sail of 2') miles?
( bildrrn Iln-ier lII free. Tl
limb“. III-ol‘I' l uingkat Ha III it: :lzlgl‘rimii
em» orwa I! A;MH l
Vurl\'.'rtlk IminutI-s inn-r A I n and South
united Ilnml
If lie I?!
EI!" win-fr; may be pm ursd nu Ibetrainor at
I011) and 12311
9th p.13 “ m.
IN (Mull). DIIJ Ill All) PILL-II 0A5"
Silver III Plated Ware.
cwcls. Ilillilf. IIIIIX
IIIIIIII CASES. III)
lispslring in all Its lunches.
H. 3. R000,
M mum IAIN mam" ”63m
IBlW‘l'b (1.8I‘INI" fl}
’v lNSTANTANEDUS
HOTQGRAPHS 3;. 7
STABLES,
Iflllffllmm
user-muss. sum ;.
Norwalk Chronicler