will always stay in front and square
. Q. dealing always makes friends.
FRANCIS & C0.,———-——-
‘dwaShlngton Street.
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at ;.;6,9c per bottle.
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“ Ginger
" ‘1 for 25c.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of .
Calisaya
ensc—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
i. ll. Plaisled,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington 8t, 80. Hawaii.
tot our malny friends who ask
contains! herewith publish
or making It. Is near asran
uriorrnu
“Msonsonnce 01' thcfiliirlt ofirI-m.
ullouan r u Iuantlty u got mm pure;
'0 infuse illito [base a tables lllflflll of the
aalta of patience. adding at t I name ilrnca
fill rs‘ woes these grow exten-
lively In die gardenof Life gatherln at the
same time a handful of the lIlorIaIimIIo hope,
W! In with the balm’of Providence.
now emost mutlla pariofnllla
vdrupsof genuine frieudahlp.bnt be care-
'of counter-fella in the ingredients; of self
h mugs-mien“ rattlerI.’ 11m theti
emu e
in of fibesep‘to a barmanlour
fs
metal smalleine the doctors all
n“ it as 1‘an lufalllb bis «are for that
fault .and that-bit bmntainl
' yrecoui ltf‘ mended to than of a
blames“ with unv-
nle a Inn on forll and all forms
afl‘ndlmtuz‘t'lon.aisatony1rlmoutmalarial
the liver in action and makes tin
weakstrnag. Mantra" farmland-Ital”
Geo. c. Simeon.
hi...iillh€t
pirtvwith prowl-lawmanbber
bald. Orlndltwhlleyouwalt. $09.11,.
Ids ’ilackarei In Pails.
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bright. fresh smoked Shoatdsrsaar
yen minimalist loath. mass
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Marc-famqpfwltm an advertisement
ofmappam in advertising columns.
uncharged fwatmuhrmtmltlonrb
afine.
Miniature Almanac for Tia-narrow.
Bun Rises lgb'l'trle law This
at are all :10 all.
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New York limit! Weather Forecast.
The weather 10-day premium to be cloudy
and warn.with rain. followed by clearing
weather. northweaterly to western breesee
and lower temperature. For tomorrow. fair
and cooler. with northwesterly winds.
SOUTH NORWALN.
What the People of Our Clty an Dolls
and Eating.
A peach festival will be held tomor-
row night at the Springwood Union
chapel.
James O'Hara has awarded the con-
tract for building his new house on
Stuart avenue to A. R. Malkin 61: Co.
About twenty Stamford people came
to Baton Point on a straw ridc last even—
ing and enjoyed themselves greatly.
Miss Maude K. Francis. of High street.
sang in the quartstle choir of ’the Baptist
church, Sunday. in the absence of Mrs.
Imogene Ross.
The large schooner-yacht Corsair,
anchored yesterday off Roton Point. at-
tracteda grestdeal of attcbtion from
visitors at that popular resort.
Edward Taylor, who was arrested Sub
urday night for non-support of his wife,
was sentenced to serve fifteen days in
the county jail by Justice Townsend.
—i’ure ice cream in half pint. pint and
quart boxes at the Depot Restaurant.
The Huntington and Northport lodges
of Odd Fellows will visit Butler lodge.
of this city, tomorrow evening. The
Northport band and the Norwalk Iron
Works hand have been engaged for the
aversion and the event is expected to be
a memorable one in the annals of the
knights of the mystic links.
George William Curtis had been as.
soiriated with ilzirpw‘s Weekly almost
since its beginning in 1557. and had
written the “Editor's Easy Chair" in
Harper‘s {domino dues 1858. The next
number of the Weekly, will in- a certain
sense he a memorial number, and will
contain appropriate sketches of his life.
clmracter.and services, with a portrait
and other illmtrations. .
The New Business College and School
of Stenography,Siudio building, 1221 Fair.
field avenue, Bridgeport, opens today
for the fall term. A number of young
[Ioople from Nor-walk and South Nor-
walk entered the school this morning.
Norwalk is now well represented there.
This college has bad to obtain more
room in order to accommodate its rapid-
ly increasing numbers. The third floor.
in connection with the second, now
1'! occupied. has been secured for this pur—
pose.
nl’urc coffee with pure cream he. a
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
There were three excursions at Briton
Point Sunday, two coming from Bridge
port on the steamers Sunshine and C. W.
lloyt. and the other from Elizabeth, N.
J..ou the Samuel Kenyon, one of the
large White Star line tugs. The Ellen
both eacuraionista were the Americas
amociatlou. Tare wereabout 150m
in the My. and they had dinner at the
Point. ThaAIuericau Baad.of Bridge
posture aooucert in the grove and
there were two orchestrasdlie one on
theKcnyonfurnlshingmusiefordaocing»
The roads of Norwstk were never In a
'wmcmditlsndlna'm Covered
mMWWmm.
lagstortnre. Gananyouatellwkythc
roads of all towns adjoining Norwalk
aregoodandounsobad? lsitbecauss
auraslgkborshavetbegoodssnastouot
Intauthsoobbieatheycanilndlua
small quantity of earth as the roads.
Gammon lease oughtto prevail in.tbe
mobilisaaadtheatoueatakeu out
of ulterial mad on our roads, but
whstlrei'itevd'wili lea meatdoubtful
question. Norwalk road money. ass
whole,lswersethan thrown away.
Yutsrdsy morning. while Chief of
Police Vollmsr steal an lloutb Iain
madnepidated lookingiaulvldnal
lehlmaadrequsstedtbaths
triangles». Irina unit III had no
Lamknm Thanh!
wmwuwum with
Ht III-C unless lie had committal
marinas. swam-sadism
windapto (immis-
mu» totsadhilaqaart-
esrlaédtlhrt Aldrin Wan
aet‘ef unmarried. Justice
was. who add his
“dz—awomm
”kWh”
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m g. at! at?”
MMflW‘
sold his Fairileld residence to a Hartford
gentleman for “0,000
o whiting» (sum sunny luv-null
unstained .npndan swan 19 new.
Turned return retreats; 1
Benjamin Kindelieu. of this city.
was theaccond prise a silver medal. in
a bicycle race in Stanford, yesterday.
John Palisco was arrested last night
exposursofperaon. This morning Jus-
tice Towmeud fined him $2 and crisis.
Mrs. Joseph Geusey withdrgw the
charge against her husband this morn-
ing, and Justice Monell nollcd throne
on payment of costs. .
Tire employee of the Norwnlk Lock
company now work six days a week.
During the summer months Saturday
has been a holiday for them. I‘
Dudley P. Ely and B. (J. Ferocy have
been summoned as jurors to serve in the
Criminal Court of Common Pleas. which
opens at Bridgeport tomorrow.
There notbeinga quorum present at
the regular meeting of the Board of
Councilmen last evening an adjourn-
ment was taken until to night at 7 :30
o'clock.
David Janka, the milkman. was arrest-
ed this moming for peddling milk with-
out a license. Justice Morrell nailed the
case upon his paying the costs, $5.76.
and promising to take out a license
immediately. w -.
-Uo to the W. U. T. U. room tuner—
row eveninfland get a good supper of
reaches. cream and cake all for 0 r.
The Board of Registrant. consisting of
CharleaR. Townsend. Jimph Tammany
and Courtlsnd A. (i’odale organiml this
morning with Mr. Townsend chairman.
They were sworn in this noon by (3in
Clerk R. ll. Wilcox.
A sailing party consisting of Major
Ferria.'JcInic M. Ferris. Victor Ferris.
Clarence Nash. of this City, and William
Younga, of New York, went to North-
port, L. 1., Saturday afternoon. after
bench plums. They returncdlaat night
The succemful gucaiors of the number
of pins in the cushion utS Wagner‘s
cigar store were Henry C. Smith Robert
Pearson.Jr.. W. S. Vendor and W.
Decker. The number was 1’13. 1'1on
will meet tomorrow evening and decide
lIow'llIe handsome IIII-IIIIclIIIII-II pipe
will be disposallf.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a Wh festival at their
hall. 23 North Main street, tomorrow
evening. The ladies find it difficult work
lousy the exporter: of their room and
they take this method of ranting funds
for that purpose, and ask for the lIberal
patronage of the people. Cake is solicit~
ed. fl
The Young Woman's Christian Tem-
perance Union will begin their regular
semi-monthly meetings this evening at
to makes special effort to be prevent. as
delegates are to be elected to attend the
county convention to be held in Stcpncy.
September 15. Other important busi.
nose is also to come before the union.
The Hungarian Society hold a bail In
(icrmanln flail. last evening. which was
largely attended. The llungsrian (liray
Band. of New York, furnished music
for dancing. Among those pn‘ucnt were
Michael Ilavacc. of this city. and timers.
Comm, Rainer and Bode of Bridge-
port. They wore the uniforms of linu-
gariao Cavalrymen and attracted much
attention. ‘
«Reasonable prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. 0pcn_nli_nlght.
The music in "Spider and Fly," which
will be presented at Music Hall tiIhcven-
lag. pone-a. to a marked degree. the
claim of originality. It is not a medley
begged. borrowed or stolen from the
pqmlar operas of the day. but every ha:
of it has been wriltai especially for the
"Bplderaudl'ly." ltltas more than u
doasaaln. highland catchy. which are
likely to become lasting favorites.
Tthuob club's Saturday outing last
wsskwas a most delightful one. The
tubracswsswonbyh'llis Jonathan. and
thoswlmmiuuambyllr. A. N. Clark.
'I'IIohoplntlIsavsniag was thoroughly
enjoyed. Iay‘s Banjo orchestra filled
'tbebfllmutlbotwlhbmadfmll till
“dated the merry dancers kept the
floorcoustautlyoccupled. Anotherhop
withtbesamemtilowillbo given out
Saturday.
Thefollowinghailttoftbe people
whowsatoutksltispramrslonfrom
South Narwalkthb min: fir. and
Ira. Int-and Zslal. Ir. and Ira.
Bsnryllaifiuaa. lam In. William
Wenolfilevmaou.“ a reported. In.
T- class and 2:27 class, Horace 1-].
1:45, sharp. Every member is “quested.
mpsrpair.'
WASHINGTON
rosin: ans.
A Braaay Marl-:1 of Ito-a l'roru the
‘ Danawhhdof‘l'owal ll .
The bouts of bur'ke'sseil nwt this
twat“ ' . .. w ”‘1' ~ ..
The sauna! collection at St. Mary's
church amounts to 82.300
R. L. Elk is critically ill at his home,
corner of Camp street and North avenue.
1
Isaac Danton was taken witha fit on
Wall street yesterday noon. lie soon
recovered.
Mrs. E. P. Weed gave her Sunday
scluiol class a drive to Compo, Saturday
afternoon. A luncheon was served.
The Alplut Wheel club will assemble
at their rooms this evening for their
regular monthly meeting and a good
time.
J. Frank Rider and Jesse flopsm
rendered several delightful selections
upon the violin and piano at tho Norwalk
club, last evening.
.,(Ieorge B. St. John, Norwalk‘s tax col-
Ice-air, left. town this morning for Sara-
toga for a ten days’ vIsit. Gould Hoyt.
of Eustxavenue. is in charge of Mr. St.
John's office. m-
'. F. Fillow. of School street. fell
while working about his barn last evcu-
tag. striking his nose against a piece of
iron. cutting it badly and otherwise
bruising his four.
~\'othing but union made cigars sold
an} A. Frank's barber shop A. B
Brown proprietor.
There will be humorous readings and
recitation! in the Young lion’s Christian
seam-ration parlors this evening. These
gatherings are free to all young men,
who should avail themselves of such an
opportunity.
l-‘nmk Ramos. of Wilton, came to Nor—
wulk yesterday and got drunk. lie
boarded the 6 o'clock train for home. but
he refused to leave the car and was de-
tormined to go through to Dnubury.
Conductor Smith put him off lhe train
after a struggle;
SevI-ral Norwallr homes am catered
for the New Haven races,59pbembcr 13,
14.15andlll—1Iluar Hunter in the 2:29
in the
2:3? class. Lucille in the {rector-all.
Epinc in the 240 class and Siripman in
111» 2:24 class.
The mtillion given at lhe Norwalk
Lawn Tennis club‘s casino last- evening
was a decided mum. them being it
select [arty present. Including a number
of Ian-claims and partieipants from out
of town Music. was furnished by
Wheeler & ll ilson‘ s orchestra.
A gringo! rough scufl's entered Theo—
dore Price' a restaurant. corner of “all
and Water streets, late Saturday night.
and after eating their till refused to pay
for the food. l’ricc ("Iliad for the police.
and Chief Denim-It responded. The
presence of the olllccr quieted the fellows.
After making them pay up. the chief
ordered them out of the place.
Rev. W. J. Slocum announced at St.
Mary's church Sunday that the odilict»
would be consecmtcd by Bishop lic-
Mahonon Sunday, December 11. The
vorouumies will be in charge of the Rev.
T. I. O'Brien. It is expected that about
out-hundmf ( onnecticut priests will be
primal: also a large number of New
England bishops
WESTI’OBT.
bliss Iodine Cable Is visiting in Hunt-
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood are in tho
ifstekllls.
Mrs. Thomasl’rice is visiting friends
in llmokiyn. N. Y.
kilns Monaco Allen.
visiting lira. J. ll. Grey.
Ili- Cat’rie Sanford. of New .York, is
visiting the Missal Thomas.
In; Emily Olllcl. of New York. is via»
iting tilsr‘l‘iattia 1’. Harris.
Illeshrtlle handling". of Monroe. is
visiting to». William (I. Staplée'.
BlIerwooIl Thorpe. of Bridgeport, is a
guest of his brother. George 1“. mp9.
Ira. Ackley. of Providence. 1l.l.,ls
vhltlng at the residence of 11.9. flari—
butt. ,
llev. Royal W. Raymond. d Kiddie-
town. outdated at the WM. Epics.
pal church, Sunday.
Charleen. Kampala, Jr.. has rssigiied
bk paltionas superintendent 'at (l. A.
fihspard a Son’s mecca faeuiry.
Itsv. Jain: Backus has returned from
his mtb‘a vacation. and occupied lib
pulpit at the Gonsregsuoaal church.
Sunday.
(Muslin- Jelliffe. who has been spend-
lag a taro weeks’ vasstloa with his
parents. Ir. and lira. Geo-gs Jalliife,
mwhhhmianrlellaxaaday.
The thematic club met hat mating
with IBM larvia to» m
m for tint-yr to la slushy
than at ths0psra Boas- aa M
arming. October I. entitled "final Gel-
and and “Ar-ass the Breakas.” III.
of whisk are III to mum
of fitmtford. is
we
I
are...“
Males mutter they
I
. as. ‘b
A. Dickerman
1108K. than onmdlreai from theistills inGerInauy.iu grades to sell from state
We have also received some of 81ny bases Domestic Base. which we shall sell at 1013., or
three pair 25c. These,‘ In addition to our regular “this of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value.
& Son,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
PEOPLE "ill thflll'.
Han-an Paragraphs about our and
other Paowle'a Mandi.
1 IL:
Miss Marnie Hadrian. of who street.
is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr oadflfs.f".8. Bysboei of Henry
strict. borough spent Sunday at Glen
Island.
Miss Eva If. Corbet has returned to her
home after a visit with flies Edith L.
Crossmou. '
Mint Annie Hayes. of Hattcswan, N.
J., is visiting \Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lotion,
of Orchard street. Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. George ‘ Scudder. of
Rahway, N. J . spent Sunday and Labor
Day with the Misses Scuddcr. of West
strut-t.
Mrs. Mather “ward, of Harlem. is
spendinga few days with Mrs. Frank
Wedding. of West street. South Nor»
walk.
Miss Lulu Crank and Mrs. L. Warren
and son heater. of Norwalk, spent Labor
day with Mrs. Will DeKiyn at Bell
Island.
John (I. Biackmar and Royal 0.
Holmes,“ Norwich. and F. D. Hazel-
ton. of Stamford. have been guests of A.
J. Cmruon.
Miss Augusta Bracken, of Arch street,
returned to Bristol. yesterday, to resume
her dut‘rs a teacher in the public school
of that place.
W. 11. Bill, of master, England, who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Pryor. of Riverside avenue, Norwalk.
will soon return home.
XII-bolas Hardy. wife and two child-
rm. of Brmklyn, who have been spend-
ing a fcvv days with relatives and friends
in town. returned home this morning.
Mrs. E. B. Jeffcray and hersistcr. Miss
ut'uflt’lta Roldan. of East avenue. re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a
month's outing in the White mountains.
)lisa Lizzie Copeland. a charming
young lady of Rockford. lll..lcft Sorwulk
Imlny for a stay of two weeks in the
t’utskills. From that plow she goes
borne.
Harry Raymond, formerly agent of the
United Stains Exprcm company in this
city, but now connected with the Stalin
Transportatimt company. in New Haven
spout yesterday here.
We were misinformed Saturday in re-
gard to Mr. and klrs. W. C. Quintard
and son Theodore going to the mefoid
House in the White mountains. Tb: so
who boarded the through express were
Thwdnn» Quintnni. his sister. Bins.
Louise Bachelor. and Miss Lizzie Scilcck.
They mil not only go through rherIiis
mountainsbut will visit Montreal. Quebec
and other places in I ‘anada.
The ‘ord family. who have been visit
1...; at s. 11. wow. naidcnce in
Ron/nylon. Mt this morning for Bridge-
port. wherc they will give a concert in
the First Congregational church this
evening. and one tn-morrow evening in
Kiev. Otto l". Bartlroloa"s church of the
the some place. Mr. Ford is a I-ouisin
of 31m. White.
lull! EN.
The Wmtcotts. of Stamford. played
ball with the Dsriens on the [truly
grounds, Saturday afternoon. and were
defeated by our boys. the score being
eleven to nine.
Miss Jennie, Birchurd rutertuiuml at
her home. yesterday. twenty-two
members of Rev. Mr. lticbanlmn‘s York
Street cliurch.of Brooklyn. They enjoy-
ed II carryall ride to tloliondcr's Point in
the afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon, as Tcssio lloyt.
Station Agent Stephen lloyt's live-year-
old daughter. was standing on the aide-
wnlk in front of her grandfather lllr-
cliard’s house. she was knocked down
and severely injured by a bicyclist who
was ridin: on the sidewalk contrary to
tin-law. llcr clothing was drawn into
tiny forward wheel of the machine and
torn from her. and her left arm was cut
and badly bruised. causing the little girl
much pain. it was m-cessary for lll‘l’ to
take to her bed. and it will probably be
some days before she weavers. It is
thought the bicyclist. was from illum-
ft’rd' aphnnm gnWAMMH ..
Jenna-star vault-M's lag linker»
Among the Bridgeport men who came
to ltotou l’oint fluoday aflernotm on the
oyster steamer C. W. Hoyt was Andrew
Cattlleld. conductor of ode of the work
trains on the New York division of the
(humiliated railroad. While walking
m the floor in the pavilion he slipped
and fell. breaking Illa leftleg at theknee.
Astutclisrwaspmcmed and Mr. Can
. ...,......
fleldwaatakantotbo hotel and a tele-
phouems-agcwuasnt fora physician,
who attendedtotbamsu's injury. Later
bemoarrlod aboard the steamer and
taksomflridgeptwt. llr. Canneld‘s leg
waslwokeaintbesamsplaosinamk
atl’ortateater three months ago. his
hadjastrecorsred from the elects of
theinjary and wasablstogetabout
III-In. M
Thom-1‘10.
Abrmtouehundrad and fifty persons
attsndsdtheballm. m after-
noou,hatweenthell.1ta W.‘s.ofl’ort
om.“ mellow-lira. The pure.
wnacknsooatbrongltouttreatltlngln
sugtlissearehsinsthrsaandtbrsaat
mmdtbsalnth m,mtlll
muesli-"doom“ dark
an The “W of tits utopia,
We! .vwsaetsas
, ‘le fihwalk.
‘ «nurturrk l 9‘. i
At A. Bolmaus' factory business is
Maudloiaof work is being turned
out. .
lb Intruder. of the Amblera Perry
list 00.. has presented the company
with a my handsome office clock.
Both of Crofut & Knapp'a factories
have been having more titan the usual
amount of orders. They make the Gale
linsa Fairbanks Boston style. which is -
taking well with the trade.
We have the pleasure of again present—
iuga very beautiful illustration of the
Collins & Fairbanks derby.manufactured
by Crofut & Knapp. South Norwalk.
Conn. '
ft is hardly possible to do it justice by
any method of illustration. no matter
how perfect. Aatylc that embodies so
many ‘ distinctive features needs to be
seen to be thoroughly appreciated. The
position shown. however, gives a very
good idea of the general style. and will,
no doubt, be suflicient to show our rend‘
era that it will be as popular as Crofut &
Knapp's hats usually are.
The proportions are lilxll. 51x1; and
51st}: The curl is a 0 D'Orsay, set with
dished quarters, a feature that alone
gives the hat a very striking appearance.
Just a word is apropos concerning the
firm who introduce this but and the firm
that makes it.
The firm of Collins & Fairbanks is
composed of two young men. who had a
thorough experience and training with
the late D. P. Ilsley, of Boston. Starting
in business for themselves. they were for~
I in a' CI. ‘" ‘inn of cirr-
ccs which. added to their intuitive busi-
ness perception, pluck and enterprise.
enabled them in a very short time to as»
some s leading position among the retail
batters of the country. Their business
has been built up by constant and time
mittlng attention to every detail, and is
now upon a very mild foundation.
One of the fortunate combinations of
'In-
the forming of a business connection
with (frofut & Knapp, and particularly
with that branch of the business with
which Mr Philip): Knapp la identified
llIInsI-lf a young man, energetic and
ambitious III-entered heartily into the
progressive spirit that he saw actuated
Collinsd: Fairininks,nnd in his intelli-
gent efforts has produced goods that
could not fail tomtablish the i‘ollins it:
Fairbanks hatsas rclIabls' In every par-
ticular. lt isagood combination and a
successful one. —American llutter.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Iron pavements were first laid in Imdon
II 161?.
Robert Burns was the son of a plowrnan
in Ayrshire.
The’ notation system of writing music
was invented in 1071).
Six thousand Chinese coins go to make
outI English sovereign
\alparaiso,1nd.. has a borsclbief who
i but seventeen years old.
Peroxide of hydrogen diluted with azu-
fnanis will bleach the hair.
Statistics prove that the negro in the
south lives longer than the negro in the
north.
Twenty»flve lines of street railway are in
operation in New York city. including the
elevate-d.
A tiny electric light. attached to a pen-
cil. ambit-s French reporters to take notes
in the dark
Those who talk the most aant going
abroad for the summer generally wind up
in the mountains
The monhmlcn fisheries of the l'nitcd
States annually yield million worth of
fertilizers and oil.
The longest animal known to exist at
the present time is the rornusl, which
averages 10111th in length.
The Japanese women adopt the singular
method of gliding their teeth. and those of
the Indians point them rod.
Of the. “Ilium women in ltaly. about
21110.0(” an! employed in industrial labor
and over 8.011.000 in agriculture.
Men are All the time mrriflcing health
and life in their deslmtugct rich and do
not seem to know how poor a bargain they
are making
A protege stamp of the original value
of about sixteen centswas sold at auction in
hquIon recently for ”to dollars II. was a
Moldavian eighty-one paras postage stamp.
A Incullsr boycott Is in progress at Far
fix, N.1).Thelmsirmis men of the town
vs boycotted the Northern Pacific rail
road because the company won’t build a
new station and hotel there They have
Issued a circular to all their businsu con—
nections asking them toahlp their goods
over other lists. .
The Distance hat a last. Itrikaa.
The Idea that a snake can strike for Its
full length or II greater distance, and that.
too from the mil. lsa nine and vrry
erroneous belief. and must quickly dia-
polled anumdrleration by every thinker.
fa snake struck from a relief twoor even
wound a half convolution. It wouldof
necessity have to make me and a half
tumor than; of its head To Illustrate
this plainly. let any one lies the elbow,
rating the ilngsrtlpson the shoulder. tberi
the finger tips fromym at an oh
I Maintaining the arm. It will he
sssa at meothatthshaudhastomake a
half revolution indmrlbing the semicircle
In order to have the lingers still In position
with palm of hand presenting down. or
course a striking snake does not direct his
head away from the enemy. but the prin-
ciple h ldeatied, and any thinker will see
that it is hams-ibis for a wake to strike
“hill-lanes fast frumaoall.
hmmetwithcanstrika half the length
at the body. any way. quoting from s
sentralpotatofthssoli. Of
souls-tbs nuacaonsspseieaiaek thsdasb
Mvhmdthemmmigatfiki
aaypsrseneas ver w t
lath lowing ilasa
malllrsaksd snake
i;
Fig
circumstances that has aided them was ‘
II mmmsmmr W
Wit
time oubu
back for no . y
For Tenn-
Grade Test at
noise Dressin
Trudeali‘
Oil, Pickles,8 Bfii’e
wsbury Catsup
LEADING
CCOD PAYIN
I22 Falrffeld AV3..
J. mourns, - -
"ovals run" invert. '
Iowa and Gossip of the Day in East
Norwalk.
Miss Ada Golding commenced her
duties as teacher in the New Canaan
school this moming.
Aparty of thirtymnc East Norwalk
people went to l-‘nton‘s Neck yesterday
after beach plums in Fred Lyon‘s yacht
Caution. __ _
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 51h avenue and 26thstrcet costing
$700. 00, which gives 19 people dy spepsia,
and 1119er 11803110. smurf $1, 456. 00 In doc—
tors' bills finally have to pay IF). 00
each for Cactus Blood 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 Plaisttd' 5 drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about Cactus Blood i‘ on:
Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET
Persons looking foralot or hmm and lot.
with the view of pnrv Inning. are finite: l to
call and examine our list \t c hau- tlIem for
salt- iu every partof the (ity at ”31501131“:
prit r» ~' and on I nsv 1tf'fl'ii‘ null If
W A N'I‘Iill.
“numb Arompctent {wmm u. all a.
nurse for two children and assist in
housework. .\Ildrc~> hock Box it, hot-walk.
all '31
in.
wind sorter.
re nti- >- u. .mul ml "If“ the rnillincn
n1 .\I‘I~.~ a 1‘illouon s. Must! It a
eel fit
'1‘“. 0 men as t ISM Ira for th- JIIlIn lien
for k Mutual Liic lnanmnu l' o. \‘n cs-
[K‘l’irnlt "3mm. Saint} or cmnmiwion paid.
Anni) for“ it. Armin. It; Vunh Main ~In-I»I.
South Nontalk c: :1:
:\ (mull boy who has had sum. “9‘3" nu
’ a! bore ~11»Iclrit:.\ steeds ldhlflnn In
tin 111.111 person. \ppl) to .‘i( thmw blur k-
smith ~lmp. nu II lw
‘V’ ANTED 'l‘nenty- iivI» two horn I. am:
and double (arts to work on Erosion
dam. Stool) unrk. Apply tothc if D. Pitfli‘t’.
Jr.. (‘0. Siblain etmt. Bridgeport. l‘L aL'fIIII
T0 LET.
PVJI.RHII1119 with all impmvcmenh .u 19'.
Day 51f¢'¢[.i‘lf“ saw. inquiri- of .\l. M.
[WELLKI’OCI‘L or Jacob 31. Layton
(,
I‘l\ l“ rIsInII- on E111. .ilII Ill ~1nr1 5- mill .\IIr-
hulk. \pplt In“ In Iii «t' on I: Hints-Iii
nth» 1. - i it
e". tr
Wm. “J: of ' hum». fl1\'1.fl)“(l‘;1‘“d;;i
art-um Apply to ii. A. \Vmulu' n.rd
Vb.“ hone:- Taylor n‘cntlt‘. Silt. 5 rooms
A “nix-run“ smfirmms. Eh alt-unlit 2:;
farm house. barn. garden am panning»
Ill): six rooms. lloivayton. Sl'l. Raymond
Ems. mil
I’IIII BALI).
lIOUl) «All boat (‘nr'rics lillltl‘lirls “'1“
A low four light drain 5. Just right 1-)
work on Bridgeport beds l’riu tub.
P. 0.1101 #6. South Vorwalk. inhu
l' ln‘TER [locket knives. nary blade band
(”rural and amarranlod rioulh Norwaik
llurdwarel IL. 'lhlusir Hall Blmk nu..~_l:im
QM. .\l.l. safe now in IN» inScnlincl ("1le
I lusiv. I» fl'll‘ikhfll’fmt‘lll Mal-"I. four flanges.
combination 104.1711.- 3:1). Inquire a! M fl-
tincl pm u 51 If“
Address
53- it
3 ((111 Mill \ 1)ll)(il,‘.“'lil 1K sold I lit'np.
Ip'l) to >111”qu .‘lun‘ huuw. ‘th- rlulct
Place. . orun Hand] If
All; (1001) road horse to n nan-sold. Apply to
EL. \nlcntine 15% Washington street
bridge. South Nursulk. an 'wll
lifls'l‘.
\l'HANiIl‘l purse with owner‘s name in
1 allieronlr. kinder may retain Iontents
and mail the purse to ( 'hoiweii fl) (flair Mrs-I» t.
\orwaik it
l:8017'f‘ll \‘orwalk. about four nooks II «I.
an oprn face and back alltor watch It In
mpr xlon movement. A reward of F. will he
{aid orltarvlurntothisofllrc r'l it
'0 “KW \ltD « ('luster pin mnluinlux
ruby sumiumlnl by diamonds 1' rob-
aIly lost b.- twcon Franklin strwt and haudor‘ a
blink. A fit Icral reward wilil Io paid for its
re turn to this unit s. anl'i 1m
MISCELIIANI'MDUH
[more l'r-lni Guerreronnhntra for dam
lug Iarties receptions and balls. Any
numbers mushlanafarulsbI-Ildeslml. Terms
reasonable. Address l’rof PI Ilro lIuIIrrIvIII.
ticnllrwl office. I3 lw
110110! ‘10 llllll'l'lllllTlllls.
tim- I: or rrtv 1101\an IIr firmer!"
tlol tn Nonwnhl. Coma. Ans. ill. Inc.
Mir-Ii o IaahI will be rccelwri at this
offlrspi aha“. .WMmlnnmattn‘ulmk
II In. “Elms KIM of (in-Wy II
extending nfrom East avenue ’lo
Fifth avenue l’ltalpaan dnmllle ationstII be
seen and all inf for tlon 1an “at this omn-
fl tar llilonday. deptmberm
I herlglit to mini any
any that in thrlr usu-
men
or all bid "rho m
merit willbe for the t Interests of the own
o.Norwalk Bernie satisfactory III the select-
men in amount will be non lrerlof them to
whomth hspo'ntnct out has warded.
0M3. .MA All ‘31), 'i Belmlmen
TAII ADD ”km of the
MINI!» DAB Al.
1 Town of anY'“
IEIIBTIINB' IOTIBE.
‘rtnwl'l‘l'hb‘lui Cit) ”iii,
an. t it II I
0‘3: "semiarid
Til! Brant of
South Nurwalk
Issues Police
attest. sine-I Fe
III. town ratio: It
added or eras-II from cold iii must he handed
Ci . Wilma on or before! Cm ..
ion.
A. IlodDAhLi
“2611? Annual
CLAM BAKE
Under the aurplceanf the
In llen’s issueiaIion.
A? ”MN "I"
Board
Registrars
mo THURSDAY. SEPT. 8. '92
11ml:
whwen Dorian
”Heath ltnrwalk
3h” meat-t
hilt!
“vegan“
.-
Once triadmc we’ll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our tea. 9 Ask them. They say it is Delicious.
We are Parveyors to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris’ flame and Bacou,cy Gilt Ed
_ for. times and places. to w it:
Jilin B“out find an iii as
Best and live Iii... any
happy-
in ton lots, and give you the amt
be people say We are right and comb
eon—well we should smile if any one/can touch our High
Wh
Butter.“ “Bayard’s Ma oft-
t . Grocers, Cheese, Olives, live
a .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
C POSlTlONS
m—AICURKD Iron GRADUATES AT—-——- '
THE “NEW BUSINESS lillllEllE;
Bridgeport. Canoe
Three Departments-Business, Telcgmphy, Steuography and Typewriting.
Best of references furnished. Call or write for c lrcular.
I'Bl l0] PAL.
Jyo 3m
ill. i PEcK’S' flit“.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Grand Four Days’
NiagaraFallsiqumnTnur
With Drawing Room Cars etaattached.
Cbapemn and Gold
TUESDAY, SEPT. 15, ’92
Leaving Niagara Falls Friday.
815 to Good Hotels. Small advance
to brand Hotel Is.
Steamer Maid of the Mist. “'1 i 1
Double \ iew Elevators. urabd pining?“
New airspcuslon unlike. .u nltlcent m'
Shower Bath int‘ ave of the
Splendid Side Tn'
(anada. and disdain. via
Niagara Riv.er
can x T. E. PECK, Manager.
for lager Tonrlt.
tlon at 011ch of Rift]. Plgisgivltagfhllinformw
Trains leave South Norwalk 6:15 a. m.. o
r
passengers can take I
ashram. rain at Bridgejprirt at
gnaw" I.
M0810 "111.8011” fillllflllK
TUESDAY EVE’ G, SEPT. ii
A V' Ision of Splendor and Grandmr.
M. B.LEAVI'1TS
ch Spectacular Production
SPIBER and FLY.
llltthVlZEl) 1S EUROPE.
l'n-wmed on a Scale of \fnlchle —
u nu.» by the Largest and Most 3.1.535?“
Organization In America.
60- PEOPLE- 60
an EllllllPEili IIII’iiliIis- 30
THE BEST Var-all
lantumimists. Spu
Ar‘I‘isls
01:1; Beautiful Su-nu-y Handsome 1‘—
fflfllt‘~' Dazzlin Armor. Ballets. Electric 1921-
guilt: In» nuinf )011elllts‘.>.vrflarkllllk Mush and
'i omimc 1 1an Ir score rl -
llir prmlm lions. 0 U ‘ lulu-y spectacu
(' "slum” b) ( harks Alisa. London. I]
Estes of \‘I»IvY,ork Sc 11 i an
.irmbru.~1ar..\'¢»n York. c "y W Matador &
The» Entire l‘rrduction brou '1
your bonus from New Yo rk. b n mmifli. “to
MUSIC HALL.
THURSDAY EVE'G SEPT. 8
.l l '51‘ (IN E Nll‘vll'l'.
Deniers ( «,Imediam
-ts ant Burlesque
Iii-mgr Thatcher's and Henry J. Sat't‘f‘i‘
Bli‘)‘l‘ll‘ Corned}.
BliPlll’S
BHAlllllT.
IIIIr-ulm'ihg II bicycle run» with all the realism
of an outdoor event.
Nuthlm: brand but the smiles.
Nothing loud but the laughs.
llcwncd St :11" mm on sub- Itl Doyle and
lircgury n drug atoms. :6
TAX GOLLEGTDR' 8 110110!
\' (Yl‘lt‘ E is he mob) given to all reons liable
1 II) no) taxes Iotl T
the ( (111111) of Eair‘ficldmnn‘dwn 0 Norwalk in
State of (‘ onnectl-
If 1W1. that I will
uses at the follow-
-\1 the sum Itf "Ilnfnrrl d1 ()Iibor ‘
my fIdounmtnwnll. on Tuvalu). 1411:1111! gig.
. mm o'»r Hill, {I I
II'Ilnck. lllltanlklfl , onoon until M
At ilrc stun of. 1' Bundle Wltml bk
l‘urmln). August 'llllli. lllIL'. fr » II
t: "liII t 101 k. afternoon. our 10 do“ ““1
At the sIon- of .\l Ibonm Dibble. al Foul;
I'.l|f on the min “mint ilstI
meet them in rn‘ciw said!
Five \lilc lllwr. on destiny. .‘ltptember lit
IMI'J. [1' 5.1)
"um flailimlrrg II'I'mlIHk afternoon. until
I i In It In of the TA! ( 0|ch tor
mltlt‘ Build": in tic-1hr 1 ’
Shirl To» ll Iifgorwulk. lob '{Nfilri’e'ultamri‘mmlk' if:
has. from it «I'd ooh. fnrrnoon. until I
ozr lock. aftermmnmnd "drill "£1th until a
III l'or k'ln I‘lltl‘IH l ri’lnu.
A r we am. of .1. ll -n
\lniu street. and Jacob H. lmyloii‘, “1:15-th 0
Ion atria-t, Mouth Norwalk. are authorised ”a;
m elw taxes for Inc and slim receipt».
Ito all tam with b shall remain unpaid all"
flu is! day of 04 [III II I. 1m interest at tho rate
"I "luv pI- r will. will I».- f' -alrr from the 1st
:1: Inf. H. pn- tuber. 1M. until I no same shall be
I I
“horror. Ii. Fir JOHN
I rillm -Ior in III If
"m “M M 1101", raid [‘0er of Norwalk. on
fluted at Nurtvrtlk. ('onn. August bill. It”,
all lit!
11) Li. .\I' N Ti”:
8. T. Taylor System
~01"
Dressmaki n g.
film-J A. lII-Iksrdmlmsa few a list
above system. lmr particulars ca'll 1m 029d:
Mrs. J. A. Decker.
ll Ilsaford Place. lie. Nat-walk.
Reference: ll. '1'. Taylor. I!) Broadway; 124;}.
‘E. H. W‘Itso’n’s‘ '1
.s’cIIIIIII ran luvs,
Prospect llili, llorInli. 00m.
fear Fegins Sept. 20m,
BOTH TIIIIIIIII'IIIIhv PREPARED loft
YALI.
trauma for only two more buys la the
limos lleparlrnent. I III 1.
"no.5...m’1pt” .
scant Ion cIIILnIIEIIx‘ f~
mu. aasm corona s.» v
wmneaumismofiasat
“WMMMIIN
.4 .a: was»; We“ . w:
y do the old lady
”N
No. 1 31..
I.
Norwalk Chronicler