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Calisaya
—AND-
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
. and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
ll. H. Plaisied,
Druggist.
43 _llasiiirgton St, Sn. Hamil.
For the benefit of our man' friends who ask
Mk contains 1 “with publish
far making it. nusar aacan be
what Lo
or form
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first. we take onemm- v of the spirit at "an.
at quantity of good with”;
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salts of patiencaaddi he at t same ti men
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rb'am waterfalls In the ingredients: of self
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New 3;” gigantic-ins the Wonk“ all
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weak strung; lanufactursrl anti-old by
Geo. c. Stillson.
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:0 lb.
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alias.
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low York Iluald Weather Forecast.
In this district today clear, dry and wine.
nhat cooler weather. with northwes .eriy and
muthwealerly brown. wi‘l be followed by riv-
lng t"mparutnre.
BOUT" NORWALK.
What the People of Our I)“, are [)qu
and Built.
There will be no rehearsal of the Con-
gregational church choir this evening.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of iron at their wharf for the
Inckwood Manufacturing company.
Miss Dunning's school for children will
reopen October 2, and pupi's in music
will be received on and after to day.
The schooner Eva L. Ferris sailed yrs-
terday from Norfolk, \‘a., for Wi'son
Point with coal for John II. For rte.
Rev. B. N. Dunning will this evening
conduct the lecture preparatory to the
communion of the Lord’s Supper next
Sunday in the Congraationnl church. ‘
—-lteasonuble prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Ope’nall night.
Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond, of West
street, is confined to her b xi by sick less.
Heri'lness wrs carved by sl‘ppint; on a
banana peel. t‘ars‘rg revere neuralgic
pains. ~
Billv Forsytb, of Bribe-y, a {transcr-
weight pug‘list who is known in this
city, wants to,Ineet Denny Purse", of
Bridgeport, in a glove mntnt; or will
meet him for $500 a side in private.
'ihis evening the Norwalk Iron Works
band will go to Westport in a carryall.
having been engaged to play at a Demo—
cratic flag raking in that town. The
members anticipate a good time.
.\ valuablctloguwrmi by Charles K
.lcurinm, comer of West street I-nd Tay—
Iorztl’t‘ullf', broke one of its legs Tut‘s.
day. Dr. Sc‘ruppa'r put the canine out
’ of misery by chloroforming it ytatrrday
afternoon.
At Roton Point, Sunday. there it'll be
a sacred concert in the grove by the
American hand, of BIZdi Non-
day, Labor day, there will be dancing in
the pavilion and a display of fireworks In
the evening. w“
Charles Bosch. who has been ill with
pernicious intermittent fever for nine
wcv-ks. has recovered sufficiently to be
able to take the out-door air. He leaves
town to-day with Ifrs. Bosch, for a few
weekstogetthe benefitof a change of
climate.
W. H. Swords udduuncn today that
he has received his fall and winter wool-
can for men’s sailings. It is malice: to
say that Nr. Swords‘ stock embraces
everything of the latest and beat. and
that “Andy" I) make it up to suit the
most fastidioo taste and to wcsr m long
as po-iblc. mm» ..
—-Owing to the Iargedetuaud for Eagle
to... BottlingWorkssoda,ssrsaparilh,giugss
ale,rootndkircbbesr,ste..itbearnsst—
Iy requested that all bottle. should be
rsturusdtotbestuvuynupurchasethem
h“ofatrsooossetnpty.LowlakCo.
The annual meeting of the Retell
Botched escalation of We.
will be held anatsrbnry out My.
Annual-sue is the State financial
WMahmsaursrof the Nor»
wslkssuds‘tlon. marinate-tram”
' are Vieopruddsut Riyal Arum tinny
Benn-rt and James A. Wlxou.
W...—
'I‘hsrchssbesuconstdsrableccutro—
rusyslncetltsreguttaiullridpporta
few weeks ago, between Burris,
Iowndmofnswayton,ownsroftbs
Rial-..‘MIMBoIid
Blldmbuwthsabllltyoftbslr
The Arion Singing Society willboid
theirnrsstiugtbisevsning.
Allthe'barberabopz will be alas (I al
day next Hominy. Labor Day.
Stamford lira-scram have formed a
..udrivinx MW 90d low! WW4?
.fth7 7‘“. (II “V'ryrl-T A“ {
ular monthly covenant meet»
ing WWBG held lbiii evening in the-
.
-:- ml...» r: L‘
Smith Baptist church.
Caleb Woodie attending the reunion
of the Tenth regiment, Connenicut
Volunteers, in Plainfield, today.
Miss M. G. Couch entertained a few
friends yesterday in honor of her guest,
Miss Florence E. Hoyt, of Harlem.
The Nines Stow will entertr’n a party
of friends this evening, In compliment to"
”“4 S. Lover Edge, of New Haven.
Justice, Morré'l ordered the liquor con-
flicated at the Join Tobey raid last
week, destmycd this mcrning.
The condition»! Mrs. Edward John-
son, who is lying seriously ill at the
home of her aunt, live. 8. Selleclt, of
E"zabeth street, remains ruchauged.
Misses Eva and Battle Olds are enter.
raining their Sunday school closet l of the
Advent Christian church this aftuno In,
at their home, corner Elizabeth c'rd Day
starch.
John Griffin. who purchased one of
Hatch, Bailey & Co. ’s houses, corner of
Stuart avenue and the turnpike, Iuovod
yesterday from East Norwsllt to South
Norwai't.
—Pure ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart boxes at the Dt-pot Restaurant.
Frank Brown, a finisher at Solmaxts‘
bat factory, has found a new place to
carry money. Yesterday, while at
work, be had 3250 sowed inside of one 0
his socks.
’lho Cooso'idated Railroad company
commenced to-day tearing down the to
mining wall between their tracks and
the old Ely avenue. The bill will be cut
down to prepare for the fort-m- :k’ng of
the road through this place.
The l’rohibitionist‘r wi'l have a fit;
raising from their rooms tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock, followed by npablic
mania", on Washington street. near the
Old Well hotel, I) be adu'rr ml by the
“Wild Irishman of Connecticut." 1.“!
public is invited.
John llrrschcr and Jnlltt N “futile
made a via-{er youerduy. I! ll. Irrisozr rs
elected Drracher will wheel Tattle up
town in a wheelbanoa', and if Cleve‘and
gets the pn‘nidency, Tuttlc wi" wheel
llrtscber up the avenue. if either backs
out he is to Lent all his friends in town.
William E. H’cks, “DD!" . ll. Tu..‘c
and Joseph Sweeney, known M ti a “Big
'l’lm-e," members of the Sect nd Precinct
police force, of Newrrk. N. J., srsguest';
of Chief Vo‘lrner to-day. The clief gave
them a shore dinner at one of our fam-
ous muslin which they enjoyed a
drive through the tow .I.
—Pm'o cblfee with pure cream. 5c.a
cup. depot restaurant. Uru-unll night.
The large cannon at Dorian Point ex-
ploded Tuesday afternoon Some of the
emp'oyes were loading it when the rum-
rod became stuck. The fuse was light-
ed. but the rod was in too tight to be
blown out. and tho caruou burst One
of the pieces n‘arrowly escaped the head
of a colored boy star by.
There is promise of uncommonly good
fall shooting and local sportsmen are
highly delights-l over the outlook. The
mild wiutsv and hotdry summer were
quite favorable forgone. ssprtdally paw
ridges. In wet seasons abind oftlck
gets into the neck of the partridge, kill
in; them ad In great numbers.
summer has seen but few otthrsein‘
Wandtheblrdslu eminence will
lwiemarhbiy plentiful '
' Tickets fortbeoddl’elluws’ excursion
toNswlnndoa. labor dementia City
oflmwremcaubepurchased of I]. ll.
Roodcrofflw Wbslpley, at Trow-
bridpttlo'sclgarstore. The meter
willrsturuquhnuPolatatlllociocb.
'I’beqsetsltraluferaudfrom Stamford
wtl'supatlntsrursdiats stations along
thaliubfortbssoeomnodatlouofmsu-m
bars of the varltars lodges and their:
friends.
WWW. has and Edna!
wltktksflorwalketublatbsirp-s
withtbsltnsudWJsautofPuvt
walk.
willbstbabattsvyfcrthsflcrwslkatas,
udtudwfiMJackhrtbslll.
sadW’r. Collins? sun is In tussle-t
marksman-um
“autumn”
Moths-flunk vsssat -
mmuflwlflflm
Rah-Indie 3“ sad (inu—
wished—z“-
.a. “N- EMWWa—«m». ._ 1...... ..w» v. - . .
oitlhsufihm angst toplay ball curt-b,
u
84 WASHINGTON
a finely nus-tor Its-s mun-trio
"construction.
The puplio schools will reopen next
'l'ursday.
. Wu
:WHIIH; the dsy'JnBrldm-pon
. The», If it»... up laying plantpfur,
unusual-slime! a router”
the fall.
lira. Ju'ia Jones gave a qu’lting has at
her home yesterday. A very plemant
time was spent.
son» 9&1 1mg nut; ii
The rut-plied committee of the Y. If.
C. A. hold their regular monthly meet-
ing to-Inot :ow evening.
The baggage of tho Norwa'k members
of the do Compigny party, which was
detained at quarantine, arrived in town
this morning.
The selectmen have author‘zed three
men to act as dog,’ catchers. They will
go around with a team and pick up all
umnuzzled dogs.
The Labor day picnic committee have
applied to the local consul for the sanc-
tion 0' the L. A. W. for the bicycle races
at the Fair gmunda on that day.
I’rofesor Pedro Guerreo loft South
Norwalk this afternoon for Great liar-
ringtuu. Mars" where he mil join Wash
but u & Smith's circus, as cometist.
Steeple Charlie, who placed the large
cm on St. Mary’ s church in this plrce,
put an immen so cross on the top of St.
llary a church spire in Birmingham, this
week
The selectrnen have granted papers for
the remova' of John Strutton from South
Norwulk to the Connecticut hospital for
the insane at Middleton n, where he was
formerly a mtioutw
The \eucrablc Mrs Robert NcGouegal
uho fell (loan stairs at her home on
Wat avenue the other evening. is im-
proving. Her husband, the tier. Dr. No-
(ionegai lies in a critical condition.
llenry Mathias is collecting farce on
the main line of the street railway to-
day. relieving Conductor Isaac Bow».
who is attending the twenty-fifth reunion
of his regiment. the Tenth Connecticut.
at l'laiulield. "MM
Nicholas Larkins, a well-known com
naming mason. of Shelton; has entered
the permanent employ of the llotrsatouic
railroad nsboas mason. lie will work
on the Dmbury and Norwalk and other
divisions of the rind.» ___
The selectmen's order that all dogs
shall be muuled until October i, it not
very well obeyed. Ytsterday only seven
mil/.1191) dogs were seen by a Summit.
reporter, among the hundreds of canines
that run about the streets.
The annual picnic of the farmers of
western f‘onnecticut and eastern New
York, aneveut which many people of
this vicinity usually attend, will be held
at Trinity Lakc, September ll. Fifty
bushels of claim will be baked.
On account of the repairs in prams.
attbc Over River school, the meeting
which wrstihavc Icon held there for
the purpose 0' granting teachers“ certiti
cates by the bcard of school v'silora, will
be he'd in the Concord street achotd at
Soutn Norwalk.
lIarvy Karrie“. the variety actor, who
is we'l known to Norwalk theatregorrs,
and whose m‘nd was squirted to be
giving away, took his usual turn at
Tony Pastor's Theatre Tuesday right,
and came through the ordeal without
showing any signs of mental disorder.
(‘sptain Lsflrund Jennings took a party
over to long Island on the yacht Nellie
this morning afturbeach plumb. Those
This who went were (law's if. Raymond,
Edward Fitch, Hurry Llebultl apd
tundra. Fletcher Plats. b‘bsrlsa A.
burr, WW. (Moths-ks, and 1%
lists“. ‘
Abounownsdbulflwm
«murals-Emotion
Arasrican Hm. on Halo strest, was
run into this morning by a turnoutgnlng
upths street. The colltsktu draw the
valriclaarouad.tbrowlu¢tbs hos-sud
Millennium-Inductors
Ala-sausgdtbsso-tatttssaapw
adsfovlabordsyitw-vutsdtosxwad
an lavitdlua to city and borough
chum
ttvasof tbsp-so Isrsvtsw tbs mass
Ito-aw tube as“ h m at
tbssrauq. hails lost-thunder
Web-rebuild“.
Emma Ma. shit»
lassttbshAJV. restate-d, who
uspulsd'.l.nstuasbwssuaasu~
wqmmwbsstu-fsr
hshthmtbth
”will
meagre-abut
aipsit. trier, ml “lath
“slaw-stunte- tbstsssb ss-
Mammals“ of
wast-laid
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STREET. SOUTH
. Wehave' alsoveceivotlaease of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shallseil at 100., or
throopairm. The-o, lndddltiontoourragulariinosafliosiery, willmakealarge and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
A. Dickérman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
reducer
Immm
We mm min
Walpoemtims you buytnTho
backto ”note.
you
Grade Tea at 50c. lb.
LEADING
nurtures.
lflss Amy Cola and um. Wicks a.
visiting relativea In Brooklyn.
The boat The Leeds la disbursing a
cargo of coal at E. W yard.
.. no.1? W. mmfimm
7““! bani-.9011" Iliad-yer returned
home with him.
rimmed-u 4...... an tum-7
“Whaling-1n; u. x wam
sloop for a two wbeka‘ trip to err Lon-
don.
Rev. William Feller, of Brooklyn, in
visitiughis father, John D. Feller. Next
Sunday evening he will preach in the
Methodist church. In the morning
Oscar Hills, the local prenchcr, will con-
duct the services.
Nil Brown, of New York, who is vis~
itiug at the home of Charles Smith, oar.
mwly camped drowning Tuesday after
noon. She had been out rowing with a
young lady friend, and in stepping out
of the boat to the dock, mined her foot
in: and went overboard. Her friend
jumped in and réscued her, neither being
injured by thebath,
YesterdayAIpbquo Dibble,tbe grocer y-
man, left his horse standing in front of
Smith Mills' house while he went in after
orders. Something frightened the ani—
mal, causing him to run away. Mr.
Dibble jumped into another turnout
standing there and started in pursuit.
catching up to his horse before any dam-
age was done.
[MRI 3N.
Miss Frances Tolles has purchased a
Columbia safety bicycle.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr.
and lint. Thomas CuUins.
George ILTilly and family feturnod
from their summer's trip yesterday.
Mrs. M. B. lather and daughter Emily
returned yesterday from the Delaware
Water Gap. where they spent August.
Mr. and hits. 8. [arising Hall are the
proud parents of a ten-pound baby girl.
from yesterday; This makes Justice
Koch s grandfather.
Mrs. Alexander Abbott joined her hus-
band at Niagara yesterday afternoon.
After a short stay there they will return
toC. W. Irmrisbury'a home for a few
dayg’ visit.
Jacob Wun'shorso ran away yester-
day.sturtiug from in front of the. Co.
lumbia hotel, and not stopping until it
reached the have. The bridleand wagon
were broken.
lvaulroe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Burl». arc making preparations for their
thme daya' fair and enteminment.
which opens in their hall th'n evening.
Several articlm will be chanced oil,
among them being a handsome Knight's
watch charm.
The Democratic mucus was held last
evening in the town hall and the follow-
delegatcs were elected to att'md the com
ventiuus: State, William H. Wilmo.t,
Jr.. and ileum! Gregory; t'ongremiot'a‘,
Rubi-rt S. Durt'y and Samuel Grumman:
semiwrialand probate, James Uorrigpn
uu-l Floyd Duluth-Id.
The Republicans held their caucus in
the town hall Tuesday evening and
nominatul delegates to the various cou-
vontium. Clark-a Notebouae presided
and 6th Fowler was secretary. The
th-legateuare: State, John 80le and
T. W Austin: cougrusional, (‘ W.
lamnsbury and William Schildknecht
mummlsod wobate, Gm W Pow
ler and Clanmce E. Scofleld.
lilti’l‘l’lllt’l’.
A man named firssteven. from Bridge-
port, was armistice Riverside avenue
Tuesday evening by Officer Allen. Yea
terday he was brought before Juutlm (i.
B. Smith and was fined Oil." for
drunkennm.
J. ii. Wakotrao was out with his horse
and wagon yesterday, peddling peaches.
0n Franklin street the horse ran away,
opening the wagon, and about twenty-
tlrt: hum. of peaches mlted into the
slum-t. ”ling were WIN for every
body. m
To-utplit them.) wtillw ablr‘e with
fireworks. The W club viii
paradetltrou‘b Riverside avauus, stop-
plug in frontal Itsbuttuo factory,th
abaunerwillbs raised. The club will
then rusndr through Franklin street to
"Tammy flail," wheresuotlrrr hand-
m‘W I“ W‘ “I".
palatsd by Artist Walters, will be
raised. flea. John ll. Bey-our. of lion
walk, sud lion. John J. Walsh,“
will address the people from
usher-y.us It is uprated tbstfis
partial of the“, (law. It. a-ltk.
will make a few rubs. 'I'bsllurwalb
of
mm mm
It. miniskirt-arts“ us sa-
‘l‘m ”F? w ms.- to-
«I.
”5'0“!me transmitter
tbsflsusbsut Wet-stirs sub
ruins Ion nos.
Pleasant Paragraphs about Our and
Other Paula's Moods.
B. Coolidge and C. N. Wood are
fishing at Lake Waccabnc.
-mwltnnlslnspp:’or Ultimatum, iy
whfling' flhtivaslu New Ydrlt.’
bliss Kittie Reynolds, of Bolder:
“avenue: islvfltitlg frW’inlDadNII-‘y': ‘
evening from his two months‘ outing at
Lake George.
lira. Jennie Arlington, of Norwalk, is
spendinga few weeks with friends in
Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Selleck, of
Meryl/n sheet, Norwalk, returned from
Carlson last eveo'ng.
Mrs. Fred D. Thorpe, of liolycke, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Smith, of East avenue.
Min lola Swords has returned from an
extended visit with relatives in Syracuse
and Pompey, N. Y.
Letter carrier John F. llea‘y, of the
Norwalk post office, is taking a day cit.
Substitute l’e..-_v is on du‘._.'.
M's. John Bouton, of Main ereet,
borough, is spending a few days with
Mrs. John Hurlbutt, in Ridgciield.
Mrs. Seymour Johnson, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., accompanied by her daughter.
is viait‘ng relatives in Broad River.
Mrs. Dr. W. L. Weed and son. of this
city, returned home ycserday afternoon
after a months’ visit up the Hudson.
illrs. C. 8. Wing. formerly of Norwa‘k,
and Mrs. D. W. Fitch, of Nerwin street.
are spending a few w‘eeka'nt Cancun.
Lira. Margaret Lockwood, of New
York, and lira. Cora That-helm, of Vir-
ginia, are the guests of Mrs. Julia Janes.
Nines Ada and Ida Gaylord, of Tony-
ville, as! guests of Captain and Mrs. A.
A. Chiuery, of
Norwalk.
bin. Dr.Bucbanan and five children, of
Rochester, N. Y.. and Mrs. Stebhins, of
Springfield, are visiting lira. C. L Pad—
dock and Mrs. E. L. Hartford.
Mrs. Charles H. Noses, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., who has been visiting her sister,
lire. Charles B. Smith, of South Second
strict, returned home this morning.
Norwnlk Baum Sure, has returned
from a week's visit in Potcbogue, Long
Ineud, sud will star. to lay for Dan-
buty, accompanied by her sister Fannie.
Mrs. Susan Seaman, of Greenpoint. L.
l., is spendirg a week with her son,
Selah D. Seaman. Spring street. Mrs.
Seaman hrs pasrul the eightlezh anni-
vemrry of her birthday, and is remarka-
bly active ior one of bonds: 'ced years
0. M. Shepard, superinterdent of the
New York division of the Consolidated
road, is now staying at (irsenw'ch with
his family. Mr. Shepard has given up
his home in New Haven, and after
Octobsri will take up his residence in
New York.
liiw Mabel lit-en and friend,
lAvetidge, of New Haven, who has been
staying a few weeks with her, leave-1
town on Friday for Ansonia. to attend a
lawn party given by Nina Clara Nelson,
of that place.
”Spider and fly. ”
The Philadelphiaa (.a llaays of the at-
traction at Nuslc llall next Tuesdays
evening: The :‘Spidor and the Fly” is
by far the beat attraction that has been
produced at the new Empire leatre. It
fairly bursts open with new features.
new autumn. new ballets. pretty girl-D
and good comedians, and some ex-
ceedingly popular music. The home
' wasflllsd to the dome and the number
more. Nis- lm Royce has some
newsotnsuswsougl and madea capital
White, as lard Hassle Dante, was an in-
ptewas the jolliest of tars and Nine
Lillie thoswoetrst of sweethearts. But
to so to work and enumerate all the
brush specs. 'l‘hsva are some rural
stapmdobtaalutuemaatb
ablygrutssquo mum. loci: of the
playisln Namely laud, otherwhs the
botttunofths sea. The warping and
marchrugofthecotupsayln them
blesursdebsantifulstagepletutsa. The
paulomiurbts were emllutt aadlefact
sssspsctsoular burlesque this produc
tabuavsryitlghrbnk. Its season
mtluustl throughout tbs week.
Mun.
urns AID TIM
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Catherine street, ”
bliss Miner va Janos, clerk of the South “ ’
' combmaiion lock.
Misti S. ‘
of recalls lengthened the already long In
Queen of the Norfolk”. ru- Lillian ""
atantaneous nitrous. Nils Nicole Thur- m:
clevsrropleinthecsst would taketoo,
Imperial-slowest ctr-caucuses! flats
I22 FairfleIa Ava.
on. cums. , _- , . ,
«9:;‘1‘ “Indra; ,7. u- ..v .m. f f. i
z If; grill York rrriléioarattuhrc gives a dirt-
ner' t avenue an sueebwsting
{[00, 00, which gives 19 people d spepsra,
and these [gag-silo“u spend 01,56. In Pew:-
tors’ bills nod have to pay $5. 00
each forCactus Bl Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted' a store where
you may have the problem solved and
get infomratitm about Cactus Blood Cure.
' void.» 8; Guided.
Realistateand Insurance
vasomotor: 3mm.
Persons looking fora lot.or house and lot.
with the view of purrhn—‘i . are invitul to
call and examine our li-t. \ e have them for
sale in every part of the. city at reasonable
prices and on tasr term”. I331"
”A WA\TED
.\ GOOD boy who has had some experit-m‘r
x at horse-.‘Imlnu. .\ steady {Within to
the right pemrn. Apply to .‘It‘QdDM'P Ii‘m'k-
smith shop. an. Hivr
1,0311“)an a not cry clerk. Addrev: or
apply to?. ll. Miller. StIBayview humor.
and! in
V VAN’I'ED. 7 Tvvt-nty—tlw two horse teams
and double cart: to work on EMU)“
darn. Steady work Apply to “tell. ll. fierce.
Jr.. 00.. mum street. Bridgeport Ct. aL9tit
AWN mowrrs and window strecns at re-
1 dumd prim. South Norwaik Hardware
Co...\o. 'lblusir Hall block anm'im
\COMPETENT xirl— to do chamberwork
_ and waiting pply to Dudley P. Ely lo
Washington street mirth Norwalk. anal w
TRI' mou'rrn' girl at nursdfor child t
years old. Sins! be well recommended.
Apply at this office. “135"
T0 'JET.
ONE furnished room at 3% Washington
street, South Norwalk. Apply to J. W.
Powell. stills!
OL'SE cornar Fort Point Road and (WE-r;
street. six morn-t. Rent Ola. Water in:
warmest- Improvements. Apply to E. A.
NEW hon-Io Taylor avenue hill): 5 rooms
Water street. $9M rooms. avenue. ’5:
farm Imuae. barn. garden and pasturage
‘ltl; six rooms. Rowayton. .13. Raymond
[‘0‘ SALE.
00]) milk route for sale Cheap for cash
.‘
(I Inquire of Petrenl & Glaabnfl. 5‘Vnod-
ward avenue, South Norwalk s‘ 3t
1:011! gm! building lots. .50le feet. ooh
two miles from Nnmlk. The lot-x are
level and tmrtlcvdv-Iringt) build will hurt
good. dry cellars. and amount garden if they
wish. tanbe pun based for Sillreachlf sold
immediately. Address Box 0-5.. South Sor-
walk Conn. 1.3!
(MALI. safe now in use in sentinel offlte.
I- lsslde measurement Itlrtfi. four flan es.
Price I. lecture I
tlnclomee S" I A guy“
COLUMBIA bit ycle. will be sold rbtup.
i1."- Apply to Samuel HtmhrItI-e.9iierk.-t¢-y
tboManleve
For Tea—wall we should smile if any
‘ 0m tried we'll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our tea P Ask them.
We are Purveycrs to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris’ WWII, Gila” Choose
an Oil
Oil, ml’ifififfifircwsbury Going) at m, res,
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
' twill tom;
Wrong Hemp?
,andgivo youthspxact
peopleywoarenghtsndcome
onocantoucbourHiglr
Why do the old lad
They say it rs Delicious!
Butler, Royal-(1's Mo on-
live
GROCER...
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
—-—-8ICURID FOB GRADUATES AT—
THE NEW BUSINESS HULLEHE
Bridgeport .' can;
Three Departments-Mums, Telegraphy, Stenogruphy and Typewriting.
Heat of references furnished. Gallor write for circuhr.
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”5 3m
sis c Proms i sus.’
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Grand Four Days’
NiagaraFaIIslutumnTour
With Drawing Room C
Cbnperon and “IS” attached
'TUESDAI SEPT. 6, ’92
hams Niagara mu Friday
8L3 to (load Hatch; Swell advance
to liraud Hotels.
Steamer Maid of the Mist, Whi
Double View Elevators. G filmy?“
New buswnsion Bridge. Magnificent
Shower Bath int ave of the W inds,
Splendid Side Tri to Toronto
Canada, and ,vfa '
Niagara Rniv or.v
( 1” x 1' T. K. PEI'K, Manager.
a or Iagarn . ri
tion at office of R. ti'. waivintgslglgfoym h
Trains leave South Norwnllt M5
{augments can take train at 8&6:an 2:
i)— '3an
“TO- ' 2
Roton Point
lABflR HAY, SEPT. 5
STEAMBRS
CITY OF ALBANY
AND
J ESSIE B.
V 250- Excursion Fare- 250
svxcrar. fin Tana.
Leave South Norwaik. hm!
can. 2:1). 3.11.5.1). Lin and 9m pair? mm“ m ’
heave Boron Point, iii!) a. to.)
5,1). 6:3). xmamrmmp. In. 5]) 22%)?
200 - MILES - 256
Poll 1’5 CENTS.
o
The thbl Fellows of Norwalk, South Norwalk.
. (anaan add
Stamford, New-f
will give a
Grand Excursion
Tu tin- ODD ‘FIEI LOYVS HOME. III
)NDONum
NUHU“, SEPT. 51’", I392.
. 0n the} llaiuniflunt Sound strum».- r.
”1' II'Y OI’ LAWRENCE."
tl'aparlty 2,8)».
Two on lwatnss will furnish mush. Refresh-
ments may be pvutured on the steamer
at rcaaonable rates
Tit keis fortbe Grand Sail of so miles '85:.
('blltiren under 10 free. The steamer will
leave ll llson Point at an. In. A spell-l train
will Iran- Norw at' O :td a. In, andk‘outh
Suns-ails :‘urninntea later A limited number
of titkets may be procured on thetrain or at
the- wharf
gnfqbiitsustk '
Greenwirlr
"1th MM .. “M“ . and! If_
liOtlllmad from ten years old A l to
x“ E. L. Valentine. 128 Vt u-upgtPect
bridge. Mull: Norwalk. will lw
LOST.
( )N Tut's-II afternoon between Springwood
and \i son Paint. a gray and blatk
shawl The tinderuill be sultabl rewards-l
leaving it at ('. l". Jennings‘.‘ Went street.
r ty. sl
‘IUNIIXA‘I alter-main. br-t'rfll tlouth Nov-
an it: pmt utilmand “South \laln street
a horn-shoe stick-pin. with diamond. Anni
abh- n-wartl will hep-aid for Its mum to the
So at incl offlt e mill m
'0 Illill ARI) m t‘lmter pin rontalning
rub) surmnudul by diamonds. Prob-
aIIyk Inst between Franklin stmt and Lauder' s
k. Alihsral reward willbs [repair I i
return to this 0th nights“
'l‘llm THE “(33‘th [NIONI'RH OI’NAIRYIELI)
The umlenlxnal bevsbv no lien for a license
It”) sell iiplrl‘tuous and Into: urinal.
Across. pursuant to the
thin grate” now In form rrlatl In the nalt' or
plumwatllmrg :7". at the be ngrmflf
an .and a born avenues. l orwa
In the Town of Norwalk. In IIIII count. '
S on . A E. ill) ’till.
Dated at Norwalk.t llth dayof August,
Burl-sued by the following five electron and
lup- ers of said town, norm of whom are li-
msvddealsrw In internal?“ liqntvrs. and an
Klingon», C. W. lar-
(‘ouaLWlllluru Milton. Wm. ti. Tale
“:0qust of Valrllsld.1'owaof Norwalb, this
day Lugs. raw.
Lib-at. but said Triumbenbremlf .
in such cans pvm
lrat us end”
. our “imp"
ll "I I rt .
mm so " '
l- ah elector nod
taxpayer In mid town that a copy of the
““8“”.
and
flurludl the above writ-
besn d It" It: the.
mduapvl
tort e _
a ‘ . . . _
'31..” To portion.
" mi: "appurmzruh
i run“ mmustlociunk
as from
k ave-us. aad spent
ofhsrsopsasdwithasucoess that wltlbs "t“
26th Annual
vsdsrtbsmottbs .
Fat leis titanium
AIM”.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 8. '91
susln lllll, sourn'ror’vrl‘t;
TUESDAY EVE'G. SEPT. 6
A Vision of Splendor and Grandeur.
M. B. LKAYI'I'I'S
New Spectacular l'rminctlon
SPIDER and HI,
ORGANIZED IN rotten.
Presenter! on a birdie of Nat-h “Magnifi-
n-nrr by the largest mi N t f' piste
(unanizathn To Angles.”
60- PEOPLE- " 60
3U— EUHUPEIH HUIflIIES an
Till Rm i'owlst its t'musdluus,
Kap'toiuimiatu. rips-v lets Burlesque
r s
Mtlltl’ Beautiful runners. llandm fas-
turnn.f lifi Armor. lailetr. ”mule lit-
7: 1:. (Trisha; "vents-a. riparlkllnc !lu-ia- and
u our use cu m f
h" productions. It 0 on Inarysvatstatm-
tmtumeu by tharln Alias. marina. and
Enema! New York. Eatery Muster II
\rmbruster. Newt ML
The Entire I’r tint-tum kbrought dlmt to
your tunes from New Yer anal
DUB IUTIIIE.
“term."lus ms l4 DI k
one-oi the-Ion balm. robs-nil dyad” it"
pitta-Ito bet-arbiter dove by :1
tom .w. the whimno’f the‘l’owa
..
am
of 'tnrwalk, hereby sire unites
cause the ruin made by Ibo
that e, and duly publish-id and vulatlvs
In the mussllrur of rings In be Wests-rent
no and alter mat Wednesday. W rim-t
‘ tits. on. uninhallfurvhert'auss svevypsm
u- Dm-
st int
"lvsvy owns
them
statute lug-4w menu.
in; , larbmrl’ofuu
”I‘ll“ W MW.“n|vv maul:
W :m’md
It 1‘ than
allow
let our entire day upon which "ma-mm
h"atl‘aru‘ulkllrlu lib days! Aw.
AstTIaAmAIkA YW'M WM m.
T“ Ulllfllll'l IUTIBE.
CLAM BAKE him-
Norwalk Chronicler