FRANCIS & co.,-—---
86 Washington Street.
IIIBB cuss loans
7 Will uin stay in front and square
dealing nIWuyrnIukesfrlends. '
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.
South Norwalk.
84 WASHINGTON
ruggist. .
I..." pl. Iv I“ (“Illegitlln’ pounds-“w
. ”’3’“?
“(1‘17” . ; :lf‘ttl"
. C THISWIanrimsns
closuI Bill I III II
LubIn s
at 59¢ per bottle.
m. ‘POPULAII onons.
unknown THAT we SELL' A
u) tutti-Inlet IImI II
Jamaica
M... Ginger
“ Tor 25c.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
—AND—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE an}; em scams TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
iny 750.
ll. H. Plaisled,
Druggist.
43 WashinglIn 81.. SI. BIIwalt
Extracts
" Calisaya
THE EVENING SENTIN EL
ultra GOLDEN, w... and Proprietor.
IBB'WM. ”mafia: a...
are charged for at regular rates. 10 cents
a line.
llulut on an...“ in To-nor-row.
Sun le| Snufiets High This how lTide
at 5:2! . “02) at 7:5! It
New York lleruld Isother- Forecast.
In this district to-day clear, warmer weather
will prevull, with northwesterly breezes.
scorn honour.
.. What the People of Our Clty are Doing
uni Saying.
Work on the natural oyster beds of!
Bridgepbrt and Stratford will be resum-
ed September 10.
Captain w. P. Beers has had the yacht
Florence B. hauled out and she is being
overhauled and repainted.
—Fine wine stiff hats. all the leading
styles, at Knapp‘ s.
The Crystal base hall club will cross
bats to-morrow afternoon with the
Westports, in that place.
The steamer Falcon sailed for Keen-
pnrt, L. l.. tins morning, to take up
oysters for the early New York market.
Miss Lillie L Getter, formerly assist-
ant teacher In the South Norwalk High
school, will teach next year in the
Staples High school, Westport.
The Lockwood Manufacturing com-
pany have commenced putting up an
addition A!” test to their iron foundry.
This will greatly increase the capacity of
the works.
The Stamford Oratorio society will
hold its first meeting of the semen Tues—
day evening. The work to be studied is
an original composition by Silas G. Pratt
entitled "The Triumph of Columbus."
-—l’nre ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
The steamer Addie V., Captain \V. II.
“fly. blew out one of her steam pipes
just as she started out yesterday morn-
ing. lie put back to the Norwalk Iron
Works dock. where the day was spent
repairing damages.
E. A. Kellogg brought to Till»: SEMI-
Ior thalli- t of our many;
mntnlns I
7first. we
diam lnto t
halts: of pygmy}. adding at I exten
few
lively In the gurdr n of Life gathering at the
01’0-
uwcotenlng them with the balm of I’rol idem e,
sometime u listidfulof the blossoms!)
nowconlcs the out use tlui part of all):
few drops of Wnu no
fat of noun rte-its int c ingredients; of sel
Iva spontaneously; the least
lure of
mucebwthe leofttheseoa
friends who ask
erewlth publish
nr formula for making it. sens-Ir uscuu be
new woven! the spirit of Perio-
duality of good conscience;
use It tubin- Ioonful of the
w. some time u
enshlp, but be cure—
lltlle wmwsltlon. “I «then
onlonr
, xm. ollice, last evening, one of the
species of crabs known as “llddlers.” It
was on of the largest, he thinks. ever
caught about here, measuring six and
one-quarter inchm in length.
The firm of A. Dickerman & Son are
making a number of noticeable improve-
ments in their dry goods store on Wash-
ington street, in unticipation of an ex-
tensive fall trails. The stairway has
been moved from the center of the store
to one side, thus giving more space for
the display of goods. The oilcloth and
curtain department downstuirs has been
enlarged by an extension of several feet
in the rear.
—The Thistle style of still hats at
Knapp‘s.
One of the most thrilling, exciting and
. awe-inspiring experiences imaginable is II
visit to the “Cave of the Winds' st Niagara
Falls. It is a compound of cyclone,
hurricane, malcstrom. wuterspout, gigan-
tio shower both, all combined. Manager
Peck has arranged for those who wish to
f
per proportion of content tiuv- M0 ”“9“ hum”! “In": Which “WNW
mJgdhEfl'sfiic mtmrgcgn mum i133 both, will be washed, dried Ind lent to
virulence the patron’s home or hotel by the super-
vl t ted thl medicine the doctors all
Ha II. a 7 his cure for that
Y» . I'll“ I “I“
mural“. Mount-mural and sold by
Geo. c. Stimson,
son by 0. Taiwan, Norris“.
‘ ’ should not be mom
. 1 , mas-Ill“!!-
SMQKED HALIBUT
'l‘buuu bright. fro-h smoked madam
m
W
“mun-mummy
“thwhuhtrllll. “MM
m Pearls whens-sustain
ammumrm
M than” Mira-l
he'll-It
which contain-
Mummy remunerated to of II
lax-walk with pop-
ull forum
:3me out motorist
7,” kilgitlon": and7 makes the
tumours. 10c. lb. Blues
thorn u good number have tried
rh- Int than ml returned for more.
outbuvrlmcfpodllulm.
mti7 nut III FHIIII.
intendent of the place without extra
charge. The excursion starts nut Tues-
day, September 6. Call for circulars
giving full dmriptlon at the store of It.
If. Finland.
The exlllblltop c hf pill between
roman?” ImamM
. d:
W.‘ urea very strong team and have
won many games this seem. In the
Imakeup of the Nun-1h, however, will
be found several of the old favorites.
whohuvsdouegoddrervloo'in the days
when has bull teams were well supporb
edlnthiucity. A hotly contested and
veryinterestlflg’gsme'my therefore be
lookcdfor. Weurslutfludthutullwho
attend will, not be dlluppoluted. The
game willbe 'culed “too o’clock.
—Owlugtothslsrgedumund forEugle
Bottling Works mints-punk, ginger
Ile.motuudblrebhm,etc..ltluorm
ly requested that all bottles should be
' Mfi'lndfioncai
Notices afloat! S ‘ _>plerllr,of,¥afl
' Moral; W5 '
ofsnnle'” “7hla¢YWldaIYumM,'
Aduughlsr was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Roberta, nae Ili-
llollie Morton. Taylor avenue.
William H. Miller, the colored burglar
captured in Bridgeport, confessed that
he entered City Attorney flownrd.‘ ll.
m. I. “we; ... I
”-21“. ‘ reubxer‘ccllnpr It IIunt&ZelIItf‘s. I
W” i
A special meeting of movers bunil
will be held to-morrow evening in the
band room. Business of importance will
come before the meeting.
William Sheldon has a force of men at
work digging a trench for sewer pipe
from Madison I through State street
to the City of South Norwalk Electric
Works.
The remains of Mrs. Peter Gallagher,
who died Wednesday night at her home
on Ferris avenue. were buried this morn
ing. She leaves a husband and live
children.
Alsrge force of men are at work on
the Danbury and Norwaik division. a
short distance below Bethel. whcrea
siding a half mile long is being con-
structed
—The Harrington style of stiff hats at
Knupp’s.
George B. Mallory, the competent and
obliging steward at the Dorian ilonse
the past summer. has returned to Allen-
town, Penn, to preside over the liquid
department of the St. James hotel.
Florence I... infant daughter of A.
Sa:her. 21 Washington street, died this
morning of cholera infantum. She was
seven months old, and had been ill since
August 6. Her funeral will take place
at 21 Washington street, Sunday at 1
o'clock.
During the summer vacation the Con-
cord street school has been supplied with
five new lllnckhourds and the Franklin
street school with one. Twelve double
desks and two double rear seats have
been added to the furniture at the Con»
cord street lit hoot.”
nihrtsmtablo prices at lane‘s depot
restaurant Open nilnight
Miner I). Randall has been awarded
thotontract for building lluyts opera
house. brick work included. and will be-
gin work tomorrow. He says if the
weather permits he will have the build-
ing up and ready for tin roofing by Octo-
ber 15.
Frank D. Hall. the popular I-IIgIIII-er
at Volk's hat factory. was united in' mar-
riage, last evening. to Miss Julie, dough.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker, of
Greenfield Hill. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. thaton, at his
home on Bay-view avenue. Mr. and
Mrs. Hall boarded the 3:41 train for
Southport, wheres reception was held
at the bride's home. They will reside in
South Norwalk.
A horse belonging to T. S. Donaldson,
the plumber, was standing hitched to a
wagon in the rear of his owner's store on
Washington street, yesterday afternoon,
when a polling train frightened the uni-
maI and he run out into film street,
overturning the wagon in front of W.
H. Swords’ tailor store. The ifmut axle
stopped before he undt‘I’IflIJk to do any
further damage.
NORWAIIK N KITS
A Ill-every [Budget of Items From the
llaronlh Ind of town.
Frank W. Woodward is with C.
leidge and (J.
Wnccsbuc.
ll.
Neary was held at St. Mary's church It
8 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Norman 1.. Austin lies in a with
cal condition at her home on Wall street.
Mrs. Sylvester M. Taylor. of Adams
qveuue. is also quite III.
I ArnIorer Luther Whitney has been on
Mill m the reviewing stand
that the Carpenters’ Union will erect
near the Armory for Labor day.
lusccordance with tbovoteofurecent
town meeting. the-shellac are taking
uctlve measures toward grading the
Gregory Point road. In another column
thcysdvertireforbtds fordolngtho
work.
«Pure Mac with pure cream. tau
cup. doplit restaurant. Upon all night.
localwheelmcnhave received copies
of tlrsofllclalwugrumue and souvenir
oftheWWhaslclub’utonrnumt
nudfullmsutiugof tboLA.W., to be
belduthII-ter Oak Park 6
undo. Anumbsr of liorwulk’u fun-l
riders will participate. among them
Huuuekeruud Perry, of the Harwell:
Wharf club and Harry Isrrlli. of the
Alpine.
mandala Will-Isl 0a..“
NewYurkcltyJuvctbsthiuh uf'l‘nu
uflmfmuumplshuxofthslrwrll-
knowubrundufllotslllruuuwlukslpu,
which form-undead flavor lbwuukl
behaviours”. Mus-archaic
tumor-11m Mazatlan:
was badly sprung. but the horse was
N. Wood at lake
A mass of requiem for the late Annie
. The borough flre department meet at
the Pioneer Hook and Ladder company' I
parlors on Main street at 8,0’ clock this
evening.
The meeting of the Y. III. C A., recep-
on committee, whichl music have; ”9'
field thin eveninghus been filmed t9
future date. . . . , w ,
.flculd Bundluzupd witc.wbo have.
hurtling with the farmers parent'- I
Winnipuuk, have gone to housekeeping
in East Norwulk. ‘
LII ',
James Sutherland, Thomas B. Hopper,
James P. Sheeban and Thomas Ward
attended the Cleveland banner raising at
Wmtport last evening. ,
The Alpha Wheel club will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Tuesday
evening. After the bmin‘dss is transact,
ed ice cream will be served. ‘
Last ydar was an “off" year with
chestnuts and hazelnuts and there Will
beabig yield this fall. This is not the
hearing your for walnut trees.
A. ll. Byingtnn, of the Gazette. who
has been seriously ill at his home all
iielle-n avenue, is improving. S. W,
Byington is also on the sick list.
It is Inserted that JohmTubey, the pro
prielor of the Franklin avenue ”pharmav
cy." dressed an optic of Johnny MIchuI-l
Carmmly in mourning yesterday after-
noon and otherwise injured him.
At last night's meetingof the directors
of the Alpha Wheel club, Howard
Zelull. Edward Miller, Joseph WIIitm-y
and II. it. Buckley were elected members
of the club. The membership of the
club is increasing rapidly.
II. J. Morris called at Tue Summon
branch office this morning to contradict
thestatmuents made by his wife in the
article printed yesterday regarding the
abuse which she claimed he subjects“
her to. He says it is false in every
Imticulur.
The gold watch, gold-headwl can".
silver shaving mug. silver icc pitcher and
silver water pitcher. which are some of
the prizes to be mmpeted for by bicyclists
at the full meeting of the Gentleman's
Driving ilflflfll‘lalllln,SI‘llll‘lnllt’l' 29 and 30.
are on exhibitilm III Jackson‘s jewelry
store,
The twenty filth reunion of the Tenth
mginwllt.U. \'.,Wn9heid at Plaintield,
yesterday. About ninety vetcrum
were present. In the morning there was
It parade and the citizens furnished II
bountiful collation at noon. Addrem's
wer‘ delivered by prominent citizens.
At the business meeting Lieutenant
Andrew F. Jones, of New Cannon. was
elected a vim-president.
Thoiuw on all birds, except quail.
partridge, woodcock. song and insm‘livm
rous birds went off yellenlay. The game
birds mentioned and gray squirrel are
protected by law until October I, when
the mason really opens. The only shoot»
ing of any clmseqllcnce before that time
is at the Ilight of yellow hammers.
which usually begins In the middle of
tlwmonth.
0n the morning of the Odd l-‘eliows'
crcunlonto New Lindon members of
the order with tickets will be on the
depot platforms. on the train and on the
dock. The specialtruin leaves Norwalk
at 7:48am! South Norwnlk ut 7:5l. A
special train bringing the New (tanned
and Stamford pimple will run to Wilson
Point to connect with the boat. The
boat will arrive at the Palm Sunday
night.
Michael Delaney, a bod carrier.
lives with his wife on Railroad avenue,
Norwaik. Monday afternoon he went
home under the influence of liquor and
commenced Imting his wife, who had
just returned from doing a day‘s wash-
ing. lIe spiitherlipund badly bruised
imuhout the face and body. A Inna
refrigerutor lwuvd In. thinners.
scapula for help and went up town for u
Ipliceuluu. The «nicer who nrpmdul,
wunnabie to get In. and an all rm,
quit-t he went away. In. Del-my full
ad to make u complaint und her husband
escaped punishment.
The steampr i‘rleuiund, with our
jolly llsrwlu street carpenter. Thom-II
8.0ubcru,uu buordmrrivud utquaruu-
liuu, lloboksn. loudly. and tho cubiu
M were kept. thereundlwsd.
nudeym,wbsutbsywsvetnurflrredi
Icebergs and midtolbudty Ir;
OIborusrrivod Malawian-aquatic,
unburned uudbrcwusd. llureporlsu
doligbtfultripuud relutruuomevevyin.
two-ting W, laminate“
New York city WM], Legal 3,
on the Pris-land. and landed at Ant-
weerl’rlduy,Auguutil. “Ibupro-
cewlsd locum“ wltbulsttrr of
Introduction from I. April. W
bin-rub u frond, Ange-l has. the
Imam-Bold Stork in that city.
Bushman turn our. Ir. Inns
allowtughlnl every courtesy. lie than
lulled slung the historic Jillian and
visited the mural ally of sun.
st‘utllsuyllugneriuubunlloumut
STREET. SOUTH
til Illi TNE NIYI‘JI.
News and final, of the Day In last
lcrwulk.
Rev. II. II. Tucker and daughter are
spending II few weeks“ In Denying, I} Q.
n Ali-fink lie-Ileana and Miss Clara
cpl-uric are “Min. In Washington,
SOUP-«I151; .,i «p I. ’l I IEHI .' -'v ..
, “schooner llousatouie is dlIIchIIrgJ
lugs curguof cool at J‘. Wallace no.
vin’s whorl.
Sylvester Elm Its moved from Fourth
avenue to Mrs. Wilson's house on Van-
Zundt avenue.
Miss .\l.llouise Busslng,Postmast£-r Itid-
er's assistant, is enjoying II vacation at
Kutonah. N. Y. ..-
Mrs. Dr. McGili, of Erie, Pit. and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Blnckhuil, of New York
city, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Marvin. __A
Mrs. Stephen Hamilton and daughter
May. of Weston, returned this morning
after II week's visit with her sister. Mrs.
Plutt Beers.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Whitney, of Osborn
avenue, will leave for Deep River, Tues~
day, where they will have charge of .n
log» fruit orchard.
Edith Stilt, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick ll. Bocrum, died at
their home, 39 Riverside avenue, this
morning. aged one year and twenty-
uilIc do) u.
The room in J. S. Randall's building;
mrnvr of VanZandt and Osborn avenues.
formerly occupied by Frank F. Day as
a grlwery, has bren refitted and put in
lint-class mmlltion. St. l‘aul‘s church
society, of Sorwslh, which has taken a
lea-Io of it. expect to hold the fir-'s’tservice
there Sunday. The rooms in the other
part of the building will be occupied by
Henry lit-eve. night watchman at Both
a tloldwhnlidt‘l corset factory. who now
resides on South Osbcrn avenue.
Tife East Avenue Sunday school held
one of their most summfui picnics yes
terdnyal Dorlon Point. The day was
all that could be Wished for. There were
nearly three hundred in attundanceuml
nInostlmunImus dinner was provided
and enjoyed by school and church.
Sailing was also II favorite pastime.
Landlord l'IMI-r‘s hospitality was great-
iyupprI-ciIItI-Ii. llc surrendered every-
thing to the use of the school. Tin-
schooi also feel very grab-fol to Captain
W. lines for his generous spirit in using:
his lincsuiling sloop in taking out tiw
children. .I. (I. Hawkins added greatly
to the enjoyuu'nt of all by making cou-
tiuunus trips with his fast sailing nuptial
bInm-h. snowing nearly all an oppor-
tunity to ride on her. A carryall took
the children back to the church, the last
load about ti o'clock, thus ending the day
without any accident and much to tin-
on 1m ment of all
ROWATTtlh.
Miss I'I-ttigrow. of iiroton, (loan, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Smith, Main street.
A vnlnabletwo-ycar-ohl English mus-
tilf, owned by Harry VunSciver, was
run over by II train yesterday and in.
stautiy killed.
WESTON.
Town l'lerk Rowland hasheen quite iii.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Eliing last week.
Eugene llcndrix has driven uu urtmian
well on II’II premises.
The Middle district school, house is
being repainted by H. W’mnn.
Milo Jennie Nichols has been outcr-
taining friends from Bridgeport.
Miss I". A. Resell. of North tiniem, is
the guest of the Rev. Alexander Ilamib
ton.
Mrs. Arthur (7. Thompson, after visit.
ing friends here. has n-turnol to
Brooklyn.
Misses MM Set-Icy and Edith l'ldwurdu
have been gumtn of Ilrr. George A.
Slums.
Mrs. Ionian 'I'rI-udwcll fell from her
"mpioyod It the Terry. Beef mm “Mill"! recently and dislocated her
phouldvr
.9. Warren Bradley and family are
I fortnight with In. Ilrudley' II
rents lu New Kerk utule. ,
Miss Alice Unlick left town for At-
lantic Gity last week. when she will
teach In a graded school.
The flood llill school hmllel‘llo been
renovated und repainted. New furni-
ture is now being put in. The full term
commer- Monday. Ill-u Helen lllll to
the What.
Walton's teachers for the earning your
are as follows: Middle district, Vendor.
hilt Godfrey: Good Hill, lil- llolsu Hill;
*Uppcr Parish. Rufus If. Pitch: Forge,
Charles II. Nowell; Lyons Plain; Chartr-
Abbott.
mused Aid society of Nurtlvld
willtmiduulcucreulufcstivuluttbs
honleof Ir. and. tits. Vanderbilt (lab
fny, next Tuesday "mug. If the
wuuwrhnufuvorubleltwllltuke plans
thofrdlowluguigbt.
Al the lspublicrn cum, Wellies-
dayevcning, m were circled to
varies-conventions as follows: stats,
Dewiltc. Bradley. Jh.” A. smith:
mm mm Wind-r. wu.
that W: W. D. 1..
My. In, William Bedlam. Philip tier»
but. Jul-es ll. flicker-run.
W Perry wn driving home flus-
aqnlghl, vylnnhswur run tub by u
”cumulus drunk nus, nt-
Its in placing an llfi'OllTA?! ON UNDER, on 41v 11a inst received ONE BU DEED DOZEN
mmiilth our own stuns. dimt/ from the mills indermauy, in grades to sell Yvon: little. to ‘urtl
we have also received It use of sixty Dozen Domestic Hosp. which we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 25c. These. in addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, ivill make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you“ villi find them of excellent value.
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
In... Iou Know. ~
Hun-It Paragraphs about Our and
Other Poonlc'u Friends.
B. 8. Blascer,‘ of Brooklyn, formerly of
Norwulk, lain town. .
II M. keen: slid sub. oI'WIII'oI'i, Will
start to-mdrrow on II trip south.
Ili- Franc ll. Simmons, of file?-
Mb; ll. Y. .n‘vutdflgfh‘ltorwhlk‘“
D. W. FitCII,
walk, left town this morning for Canaan.
Engineer Adams. of the Danbury and
Non/all: road is away on a stunt vaca-
tion.
Mia Edith L. Crossmon has returned
from a visit with blends in Conan and
Danbury.
Mrs. Edmund Zelulf and daughter. of
Chestnut street. are visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
Arthur llronderick, of Brooklyn, is
visiting his cousin, William Buyer,
Roton‘llill.
Miss Eva Corbett, of Canaan, is visit—
ing Miss Edith 4L. Urossmon, of South
Slain street.
Mrs. Charles longer. of West Main
street, Norwnik. has gone to New Lon.
don for a week.
B. S Kieth attended the twenty-fifth
reunion of the Tenth regiment. C. \'., at
l’lainville. yesterday.
Mrs. Charles E. Duty and daughter
Mattie. of High street, are the guests of
relativl s in Springfield.
‘ll
Mrs. (E. I". Flinn and son, of Bridge—
port. are spending a few days with
friends on lsaacs street.
Rev. George VanAistync. pastor of the
Norwulk Methodist church, has returned
from his summer vacation.
Miss Katie Smith. of Camp street.
Norwnlk, has returned from a visit with
her cumin in Rutherford. N. J.
Miss Lucy Whitlock, of Ridgolield, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Jéu-
nings. of Leonard Street, Norwalk.
Miss Adu Meyers, of New York city. is
spending the week with her cousin, Miss
Alice Bentley. of Harbor avenue. Nur-
walk.
Mrs. llarrivt Ilendrickson. of New
York, is spendingn few days with her
sister, Mrs. [ionic-I Townsend, Elm Grove
place.
Mrs. (imrgl- ll. Nash. of Danbury,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
P err) Bern's and family, of Leonard
street. Norwulk.
of mulling Editor Rodi-Incycr. of the
Herald, a friendly call.
a gradual:- of the class of '92. South
Norwulk High school,
Miss Mary E. Smith, Lowe street.
Miss Ida I.. t'oiI-y, of Weston. has been
entertaining her cousins,
McDonald, of Brooklyn. for a few days.
Miss Eva Morebouse, of Lockporl. N.
her school duties next week.
The Misses Mamie and Eva Scolield,
of Academy street, Norwalk. have re-
Point
loin. lol' u Ilobutlug (ll-b.
Young Men‘s
organised last
home of ”cargo
evening
ll. \‘osburgh,
seen-tnry and treasurer.
Messrs. William J. Leland. Pral Rowan
beheld at the home of the [resident on
Tuesday evening, September ‘30, at which
times mutation will be utopia]. uud‘
the question. “Word, That Foreign
Immigration in moments! to the
United am." wiilbedebuted. Menus.
VII-burgh and mom will take the
mimics»; ml Messrs. Wilbur smlu.
and hm Davis the nogntive. There
were also meant Wilbur Baum ‘snd
(llllovdAdumu. The club promises to“
boa-oceans. WM -
Loft lilo It»; tonal rm ”nth.
Joseph P. Kllbride, a baker of Sandy
flour-tonic cal-ring. out of lluwley-
ville, Wetland-y morning by u Hours.
morning trip through flawleyVIIIe with
his delivery wagon. The woman w-
thrown stout one hundred feet, while
themsugled remains of Kllbrlds were
thrown sixty f «rum-.11» horn
escaped null
yours! was tohuv‘e been tour-
vlsllnextwsek to lbsAmWillln, of
Hewlcyvllle. An hour previous to the
accldonttbutecuthlulhlsllfelnbudoo
deredhlswsddiug unit. He thou can»
municuedthat fact to lrh dunes and
It. Wltlls II prov
of Merwin street. Nor- ..
0. I5. Wilson has gone to \Yiustcd for
a few days. presumably for the purpose
Miss I_iessie B. Miller, of Georgetown,
is the gutst of
Miss Luella
Yunlloosear. of Norwalk. and Miss Nellie
Y.. who has been spending the summer
with her mother. Mrs. Perry Burs. of
lmnurd street, Norwalk, will return to
turned from their summer outing. They
are now entertaining the Mines Cornelia
and Jasephine Northrop. of shippen
A debating society to be known as the
Debuting club one
at the
Jr., 7'2 Spring street. Mr. Vouburgh was
elected president und Charles It. llelrner
A committee
on constitution was chasm. mutating of
and Leo Davis. The next Ineeting will
Hook, Newtown. was killed at the ”E's"
tonic uproar train. lie was on his v
lie in. twenty-uh: . ..
0 our
fifefim
“For Tea-«veil
Grade Tea at 60c. ill.
you buy.
Ferris' Hams and Bacon. Gi
noise Dressing, Trufles,F sncy
Oil, Pickles,8 grewsbury Cutsup
LEADING
I22 Falrfield Ave.,
ammonium. WW
-.,«.., mm
H Afltrlkiug inhully.
One of the most striking novelties of
the season is M. B. Leavitt‘s spectacular
pantomlmic burlesque, "SpideI and Fly,"
which will be presented at Music Hall
next Tuesday evening. It is by no means
an easy matter to describe all the attract-
ive features which have been crowded
into the prologue and three acts of
"Spider and Fly," with its wealth of
beautiful scenery, rich and duzzliugcoe-
tumes and armor, mngniticent trans-
formations, startling mechanical and
electrical clfectsh new and sparkling
musIc, novel specialties, clever panto-
mime and brilliant ballets, and evolu-
tions of an immense chorus of pretty
girls, It presents an entertainment in
which Sumpluouz oriental Splendor is
blended with comedy and pantomime
that In its jolmy is II’l'leSiilile
If a New York millionaire gives a dim
net at 5th avenue and L’Bthstreet, cbsting
3’00. 00, which KIVt‘s l9 pimple dy spepsia,
and these-1m). ll" spend $1, $6.00 In doc-
tors bills an
each for Camus Blood Core to cure illt‘lll,
what would be tlu- saving per capital If
the dinner
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at l’iuistml 5 drug store “In re
you may hale the problem solved an»:
get information about (news Bloodl' urc.
DIED.
SATIIER. «In this cityM
untnmJlnrenre
Miller. aged?
“'ushlngton street. Sunday. at l o ‘clock.
"ramps. GOlden.
infant daughter of A.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Per-Ions lookiu foralut or home
with the \ievr 0
call and e xuninc our list.
«III In every part of the lit) at reamvmbh-
prh (-4 annl nn Ins)" terms. an: i 3”
WANTED.
and int.
Look well term last and
MOI‘IWR’S and realms the ”Best and live long and be happy. .
00309 green in ion lots, and give you the carpet
Thepeople say we are fight and come
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer.
ten drinkers praise our tea? Ask them. They say it Is Deliciour’h. .
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and. town. “
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Goon PAvIud POSITIONS
n—BICURED II'OR GRADUATES AT—-—
IHE NEYI BUSINESS BBllEBE,
finally have to pay $5. 00
should not be given, there
fit-pt.” -. of (llrllern in—
months. :1!" Funeral at 21
Real Estate and Insurance.
pun inning an iniitul In
“I: Imu- thv In for
. . ,3 ‘
you will say: I Will goto BEY- ‘
we should smile if any one can touch our High
Why do the old lady
It Ed Butter, Haynrd’s Me on-
0:“ ers, Cheese, Olives, live
a .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments-Business, Telegraphy. Stsnography and Typewritiug,
Best of sermons furnished Caller-write tor circular.
Pull“ PAL
”5 III]:
I PECK’S I 555;
Bill.
PERSONALLY (ION DUL‘I'E D
grand Four Days’
NiagaraFallslulumnTour
With Drawing Room Carse
Chaperun and (mid «attached
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8, ’92
Leaving Niagara Falls Friday.
Slip to Good Hotels. Small d
to Grand Hotels. . vancc
Ste aIIII- r Maid of the Mist \Vhirl
Double View Elclntors, Gmntlwsghfihh
Scu Suspv nI-icn llrinlve. \lngnlricent '
Shower Bath int "hereof the Winds.
hplt ntlid Mule Trips to Toronto,
('unarlvg. and llulluio. Ila
\i .gara lllver.
‘ I” \'I l‘.lI.PECK,.\Isnnge1-.
It or agar: I’l'uurist, “I f .
lion at ofllce of It. ll. Plnlafivl ,YI‘I'II'glzlgxiislimrm |
Trains leave South Norw :Ilk tlill II III.
passengers (an lake train at Iirid
~. film. m.
or
gcpnrt Ill
jyl :lm
Roton-w‘Point,
LABBB BAY, SEPT. 5
STE AMI-Ills
CITY OF ALBANY
AND
JESSIE B.
lilo-Excursion Fare-250
SPECIAL TIME T ABLE
[Ame South No_rvv :Ilii. him and 1:!
2.lli.'_':3l, 31W, .3: .,'Il I IiIlnIl'tliipJn
imave Rmon Point. Hill a. II., .3) : --"
5.- 1» It?!) 5; 3mm] mm p. In. I I zg'hlgrlv
ill 3. m"
«ct-k Mutual Life Insuramct' o
periem I- required. Salary or commission paid
April to“ it. Arnold. 'Itxorth Slain street.
Soul Nurwalk. 5‘! it
:\ 6001) boy who has had some erneric "Ct
at hom- «boring. \ stv'mly position In
smith shop.(
In“ M
\\
dam.
.i r.. (
III. I) Ilvv
Mrlvrh.
anil II
and double (art-I to work on F. .Islor
‘iteunh work. \pply to the li I). I’ll-rue.
' “'0 Int‘l'l as collectors for the John Han-
No ex—
Ihr right henna. Apply I.» .‘Ilflnlw '5 him k~
Alldrfia or
I )lillo- r. 59 Buyview arenuc.
ASTEI) LTmnti Iii. lit) Imrn Ir. sun
0., at Main street. Bridgeport. t t. of) m
200 — MILES - 266
vol: 75 cr-rx'rs.
leihld FelllIWanf Norwalk, So
Stamford. Ken 4' nnann and 611213;,{131‘7‘
will given
:Grand - Excursion
Tullw ODD I-‘I-ZL I. ”“5' HOME, at
Kl.“ l.il.\'IlUN on
Milli)“, SEPT. 5TH. ltll.
tin the Magnim t at Sound Sn .Inn 1'.
“‘I II" "F I. -\“ rumor; "
x It opacity .Jlnm
Tun on in firms will furnl~h mush. RI frI- -sh-
Illt lllh may he pnv and on the nitltfllt' r
'I‘II um
I
Powell. Iruiilfif
Water street, 89; 5 meme. El ' avenue. 5"):
”USE corner For! i’bint Road and ('ilfll’ll“
VIII“ house Taylor avenue, SID: 5 rooms
A.
III re IL-uIIlnbh mt:- s .
Tia in l~ forth Grand Sail of altruiles‘ “if.
i 'lIIilln [I under I” (NW
The
Ir .nt- \\ II... II l Hint at yin ,IL hivamer will
A HI.“ ini train
street,st moms. Benl’lll. Water in: mil lt' I-m an’wulk .u 7;“
ull<nodgraim Imvellnents. (logic of' . Told: \f» r». :Qlk' - minutes Inter A‘LIIIIKIP.5"'II.:'..'.‘II.EY
III II not won avenue pp lo .. .- . H II. .-I~ um I r I
\_’\uoder-_l_. m. “hurl. ’ " p "‘ "'d'm WWW” ‘“
xi: furnished mm}. Iii "Birmlhgxhn - -
() street. 50th Sorwalk. Applyto .I. w gnfulammms.
MBSIB Hflll, SMITH IIIIIIWILK,
farm house. barn. ganlrn un- par-tunic».
{’10. six Mirna, Rowuyton. Sill. llsylnorlul v 'VG SEPT 6
ms. m2
Fill! HALE.
['I “TER pocket knives. Pier) blade hand
forged and warranted
lined-rare t‘ n. l Music "all illm k. n
V (ml) milk mute for sale. t‘hcap for l ash.
T Inquire of Peirce: k tllushoff 5 “nod
ward uvrnue, South Norwul III. ",l :lt
Fora good hdlldiu§
I
twu miles from men] The into
qMAIJ. safe now ill use in Sentinel "mm
I Inside measurement Ill!" four flanges.
{pm'binuthln look. Price ”i
net II
‘\ VOLUMIIIA bicycle. will be sold IIIMII.
PI.“
13‘ HOOD road hum lien years old
I. \‘ulentine
.orvrnlk.
sour.
1%“)
ruby surrounded by Ilium-Ind I
block.
return lothiuofllrc. unlit In
IBTIIIE I'll IIIIIITIIIB'I'IIIS.
. «mum [tone or tin. muss.
Norm NollwalllJ'oun. Am .SI lore.
rte-led mushy. will be
office not
In: that north" of Ilrmvy'a
f t h mlwfng'“
Erasmus
men In smut will be requiredle
‘I‘Avgmfi‘gl'zwm
mil lure
uteri. DABIAKAIP‘ "“11"qu '
Soul II Norwulk
I129 3m
lots, ’Illrllii fret, only
k. I"!
level and parties desiring to build will bau-
Irood. dry tellarsmud uxmd woolen if they
l
ntIuire Ill ”delu-
A ply to Humor-i Merriam-«,9 Berkeley
aunt If
A I it
I!!! 'WIAIIIIltmtmlpiI't{not|
bridge, Booth Nurwulk. null lw
Mun—u...“
REWARD «~(‘lausr plu fflllll'lm’:
)
iyk test between Mnkliut I that and louder u
AllbI-rui reward willhe paid in: Its
meivnl at this
bar It. II t I": luck
”I III-enur- to
ulions I no kw,
themto
h
w
A \ Mun c f Solenvl .r and lirnndeur.
ll. It. LEAVIT'I‘N
New Spot tm- ulnr l'mduu lion
SPIBEB and FlY,
ORGANIZED IN EUROPE.
Present-NI on n Huh- nf Matchless Mug
rem-e b) ”l. Largest and Most (' 'nmplbtzm
()rganlzailon in Ameritn.
more? ohmic: Emu: :12? 6° PEOPLE 60
wall. Conn nIJI
3B EUBBPEIII YBYEIIIES- 30
TIIF Ill-:i’l' V'fltllltifn. Ila-morn t In
I’nIItunIlIIIl~l«. HpI-Ilnllsls and Ylufimm
Aili‘iiii»: II.- III
I out II Neucry. Handsome Wt
pope?" thrilling; Armor III-lieu KII-vtrh I??—
ct :9 iv on m- are I t .h nrk
l’aIIIuIIIIIIIHlIuII ‘ 7 um “mm mm
lnr pnuluctlolun.
t'ooturnen Iy ('hnrirn Allan, London and
Earn. of Newlhork lit my I
Agvlnbrpute‘r, Vi-w Yorlf. c y ”- Murder ‘7
w ntrr ’rIdIIIllnn hr II t
your homeufmm N. w York. " “7 MW” to
BBB IBTIBE.
When-an. II has come loour ktmwivw
unvvol Ihcdogv hilt: II rurhtl by Adi“: :7“
pun-«l to be mad. has . level" poll hy'dvoplmbd:
‘ now the "lure. In. the coin flush of ti III
III Knrwulk. hrvrby ‘Icivv- nollm that we nil
mow thr- roll- mod I- by the Justices of the
l‘rmemnddily publlahvd and ruled rv-lutlu!
tothl Inunlingnf Item to be I? tally enforced
on and utter out Wednesday. Runner am. at
too. In. .. unity-lull furthermore rver pcrwn
whoduru not comply with the follow mt proa
vial Inn of the statute. bring Howl“ ll" 177 (I:
k-c-e t t
I". 2.5.5:;3'5155-
9' Av'fih 00'
a III are of ordinary up" Inc Il-
1‘!
mtherigbtm tau“! re set no: "looser 3’“,
I up w herein u b l
£57: ”awful”: to, the figm‘x‘u ml; upward or III-pt. l'r’um the until:er It'll: it:
Mdulalufuctory In the select— cor-h year until such time‘s- uhl selenium
shall mater and murals "unwell. Au or person
vlolullng this mien shall be lined not more
norm dollars. or trnprlmnlnmt not more
thirty days, or both.
be Irv-muted, us we have not onlorrd our
tannin mum . and do now lit upon trump."
lot out ”the day upon which sold marries
26th Annual
Volume-Wonk
.. emanation
IIIuIsnII. 3m '8 '92
ImBnWBB...
mlmlullwfll h
5 an.
, Mm ..
lilies "liilndldi’u
SBIIBBI. Fill BIBLIIIIEI
CLAIYI BAKE “or“
Ticket-
lbrlnu
«the:
quy have moved.
Not'ce A'Tudm I'll Novnll this sub dayd Ami,
The
I“ ”W‘uhmm Imagine; Am‘g‘ggB‘Aglgga.‘ Balaclava
unleash,“ morn" lrnl‘lnligwlimu. ' A” Ax' ”'0'; “mg"
Mi”: SiTll‘h "“ """""' I
mummv M’- TI] BIIILEIITIII'I “TIDE.
mm; tout rwmuilubie
WEI) km an own N» lkdu
“'- Murat!- lrlleld. smuI-ur'lrzr‘l‘wu.
“I.“ beml llrtnf lwtdhut I will
finest“ void turn at the follow—
175?.me stove or mil-um “howl-ti g?”
MamIIOW ”Tonal-r. Anni-It b
k, (“Wm until
o'cllush
At Ilia am 0;. .l I? hustle win-lynx
.AW Limmin‘ elm-h until
Madam
Ill l melon of A mum” Dibble. at Hamlin
lunar; cal-1W. II
Ill
o'MIc . ammo. would
0':
misnomer more.»
:3;ch W’s-mg around-
nus. gob '4»th
fit. a} ro‘chck bill! I
:f‘on
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