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ling the world to past us by,”
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FRANCIS & CO.,-—-—--
ashlnglon Street.
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;: firms WEEK WE ARE
Blunts out I [til at
Lubin’ 5
Extracts
at 59¢ per bottle.
4.33, I .
' ALL POPULAR ODORS.
u
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
(I) mun lilllltlE sum: or
Jamaica
r l
; Ginger
for 25¢.
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puns-rents
Elixir of
Calisaya
—1\ND-
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONILS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 750.
l. H. Plaisied,
Druggist.
43 Washington 81.. So. liomaiit
friends who ask
erowlth publish
For the benefit of our main;
what laxalonik contains] I
or formula for making it, tonenr nsran be
'an we take onenunrc of the spirit of "so.
enmity of good consult-mo;
I’D tn“ into mt‘hcee n tables nful of the
salts of petionwmdding at I Home timcn
few of mm 'Iyocemulibeue‘ww snap-
slvel in the gun on 0 has n: at e
sameytlme shandfulott triaomehehi of hope.
sweetening them with the balm of Prov idem‘c.
'nowcomezt bumoet essential part of all) a
genuine friendship but hours-
'i iii-mun in the ingredients: of self
chmws spontaneously: the fuel
lb or ti or
mixture»! “13“” con pool nobarmoniotu
e bI ahe pronoun":o f mntent.tlav-
heessenceof 10an t and
thedoee according to
thevlrulencewai‘f
Having tested” this medicine the doctors all
recommend“ aniinfali hie cure for that
tired. allognne feeling: and that which contain!
celerrb especially recommended to ootthme
nervous temper-moo fox-tonik with pop
sin is ‘3 all t
mm the liver n act makes thp
Manufacturer] and sold by
Q3“ $30- 0. StillsOll-
by (I A. GREGORY, horwall.
‘ Bill-TEE.
st packed in a I mam Mason mu
Jar. complete with porcelain top andrnhberm
been. Grind it whileyouwnit. no!»
llaclterel Ill Pails.
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infill. trerb moved Shouldaeonr
minimum. mm Since
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III. EVENING SEN’TIIIISIL
JAM!!! GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor
.6 man It months.
rim. 1 Inonytb. ”59...... ufihfihz mu
Hedi, to Wodw- i chord-d.
and miles calculated to promote private
interests, wept when an adurlixmcut
oframc appears in admitting column,
are charged for at regular rules, 10 cents
a fine.
llnlulnre Alli-nae tor Ten—emu.
Sun Riser‘ Sun Sets | lllgh This low We
at 5:35 attiti ii at 12!”!!th
New York Herald Weather Forecast.
The weather to—day promsiee to be clear.
with dry. cool northerly to northwesterly
winds. For lo—ruormw fair and slightly
warmer. '
SOUTH NORWAIIK-
What the People of Our on; are Doing
and Swing.
Dog days ended Monday.
This is the closing wpek at Roton
Point.
The Criminal Common Pleas Court
came in this morning.
M. II. Parsons. of the Brookside Stock
Farm, received a car load of horses from
the west yesterday.
Stanley Lcwndes yesterday sold the
oyster steamer lthael to Captain Charles
Painter. of Greenwich.
——Puro ice cream in half pint, pint and
quart. boxes at. the Depot Restaurant.
A Young Men's Democratic club will
be formed 'm the club rooms on North
Main street, this owning at. 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Crcagh has sold the Round
Hill House saloon on the Connecticut
turnpike to Robert Morton, of Taylor
avenue. '
Sarah Washhnru -\v:Is arrested last
night for intoxication. This morning-
Justice Townsend sentenced her to the
county jail for ttvcnty days.
Captain \Villium If. Verity went to
Bridgeport yesterday and contracted
with a boiler company to place a larger
boiler in his tug, the Addie \‘.
l’rui‘. llousevvorth, the specialist on the
eye, will be at the store of II. S. Rood,
16 South Main street, Saturday. Septem-
ber 10, from 9a. III. to 4:80 p. m.
~~Ilny ”lilillt'li It! I". ll. Sat-III & llro.'s,
l'urnrl‘ at Main and Want streets.
A N. Wildntnn and family, together
with Eben ilill’e family, are occupying
the Shuldicc cottage. at Bell Island.
Eben Hill is the owner of a very lino
yacht which he has anchored near the
Morgan Brown. night clerk at the Ma-
lIackcIno Hotel, was arrested yesterday
afternoon for assaulting Samuel M. Gul-
lus,oboy employed at the hotel. lie
was taken before Justice Morn-ll. who
found him guilty and lined him it and
costs. which he paid.
Mr. and Mrs. Tslmndgo Baker. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. John If. Knapp attcndod the annual
picnic of the ferment of Western Con-
necticut and Westohestpr county, New
York, held yesterday at Trinity Lake.
About three thousand people and nearly
one thousand teams were, present. The
picniccrs disposed of fifty bushels of
roast clams.
—Go to the WA). '1'. U. room this
evening and get a good supper of
trenches, cream and cake, all for 25c.
Tho twenty-sixth mus] ciambake of
the Fat lion's association will be held at
Dorian Point tomorrow. The babe will
be opened at 2:80 o'clock. The Roles
Point steamer,".lenle B. will stop at
Weaker/ii) end 19:” tripe. Ind
touchattlin‘Pdint returning, on her 5
and 6:30 tripe. Carryall: will leave the
South Norwelk railway station on the
arrival of trains.
Thorewaaa large audience at'lnaic
Ilallleuoveuingtowitnees the presen-
tation oi Icavilt'a pantomime burla-
que..”The8piderendI?ly" It were
decided-nouns. ‘l’hem.coetumes
uddepaéeanflrewm simply mag-
nificent. ’l'lleeempauy is a lame and
competent oue,theladiee young. pretty
and graceful. the comedians especially
aelectedfortbeirpeculiarroles.
We...
WWW-ohm”
ele,routandbirchberr,ete..itnm
ly rounded that all hottla should be
mwtbestoreym perch-ether
daemons-m. loot-am
Aura G.Judeno,flmy Bennett-ad
Jan-nWisoea’ueudedthefomthw
~0wiugtothelergedemandforfiagie cup,
South Nor-walk.
Ike Williams has gone into training
for his fight with Scrum.
M. H. Parsons sold two horses yootor
day to agentlemau in Kemp. ”N ll. .
A Prohibitth taunting trill ho held to-
night. A full attendance is desired.
Zimmerman, the bicyclist, rode a half
mile at Hartford yesterday in 1:01 4' «r,
breaking the world's record.
~Remonabie prices at lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Among the many prottily dcmrate
residences on Labor Day was that of
Selectman Dasknm on East avenue,
which was covered with over seventy
flags of all nations with the stars and
stripvilying at the peak.
The Norwnlk delegates to the Republi-
can state convention at New Haven, to
day, are E. J. llill andC ll. Coolidge
They are accompanied by Dr. J. 0. Greg-
ory and E. 0. Kecler as alternates. At
torncy J. B. llurlbutt Is also present.
At a conference with Elias Howe Post,
No. 2, held at Bridgeport this morning,
arrangements Were made whereby
Douglas Fowler Post will join them on
their trip to Washington. Douglas
Fowler Post will have a car Interval and
leave here a S a. In.
After a seven wccks' martian, Old
Well lodge. No. 108, i". and A. M.
worked the third degm last cvcning.a
goodly number of the members being
present. Three petitions vn-rurcceivml,
This, with the number of candidates
going through, will make. work in Old
Well very lively for some time to come.
. The money due the Norwalk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company
from the borough. us well as that duo
the company from the city. will be fut"
torized for $300 on a claim made by .‘hu
luwsh. Scytuour d: Mclntunh. of Au-
burn. The action is brought by t'IIloIII-l
Frost to collect the print of a Dem
engine. and for work on the machinery
and plant of the electric light company.
done lost your.
NDRWAIJ bIlW-‘l.
A Breezy lied;wl of Ital-a From the
Boroufll Ind of ‘I'osv n.
The Alpha Wheel club Will attend the
peach festival at the Springwood Union
chapel this evening.
lnuur amount of tin LIim -i._s pctl‘
ado Ive failcd to mention (hl‘ \lpba W hwl
club, who rode in the roar of the fourth
dit‘ieiuu. . .. w..-
News court-s from Denver that J. T.
Prowitt, of Union Park, who has been
seriously ill. is improving. lie is at the
residence of his brother.
Miss lannetta Rose Miss Flora Peck
and blue Lulu Stanley, of Norwalk,
wheeled to Return I’oint Labor day to join
a picnic party from [Aug blond.
Oswald it. Smith asks Tuv. $2311er
to state that he was not the.- ”t'oloml
RclmlIIicnn" who wrote the communica-
tion that appeared in Saturday's imm- of
this papa
~Nothing but union madc- cigars mid
at U. A. Franke’s barber shop, A. ll.
Brown proprietor
Thursday will be oil-aimed as the hunt
of the nativity of the Iiicml Virgin in
the Catholic church. This is n day of
grout devotion in the church. but not a
festival of obligation.
Owing to borough clerk J. llclIIi-u
ilnrlbutllmving town last ch-uing to
attend the Republican state convention
at New "even. the Court of Bummer
postponed their meeting until to night.
Charles L. Werner. the Ilain street
(humming who recently failed and
thee atlrtodhlleiueva min under his
wife's name, has left town to liml em-
ployment. lira. Werner has remained
behind to settle her husband's alfalrs.
She will then remove to Bridgeport.
The funeral of Clarice Jones. of New
York. who died at his country residence
at Wilton. Prlday. was held there Mono
day afternoon at] o'clock. llov. W. 1).
Hart, [raster of the Uonmtlonal
chprch. and Rev. D. I. Seward.“ Booth
itcrwalk officiated. The remains were
taken to New York city for interment at
Greenwood.
~Ptuecodee with pure creem.lic. a
depot rutanrant. Open-ll night.
J.ll.flordou.efl‘orwelk.trlesurerof
theGrandUnitedOrderotodd Potions,
willbetbe guest here Thursday of J.
Bdnrdlmwbo is my of the
Windy. Inflow-h a teacher
of the Harwelk the W and
mmtallytoeeptareaprlsuttbe
iiremee’splcnlc. Think-colored Ina-
tbstwillbearwattlrlagmehe lets the
habit of capturing the hernias——
Waterbury”
J.P.'freadeelleed8tspkncumteek
boardedm tutu tor Perish-unruly
Wharton's-Immin-
lemurs, while they with!
us in placing on IMPORTAMON ORDER. and we have just received ONE HUNDRED DOZBN
Kristi, with our own MM from the mills in comm. in grades to sell from 25c. to
Me For W" _ ’ ' .[T'I’
We have also received awe of Sixty Damn Domestic floss. which Ive shall sell at 103., or
three pair 26c. These.’ In addition toour regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
nesorlmcnt. We are sure yoit will find thorn of excellent value.
l
W
A. Dtckerman & SOn,
amt?» Agent Dent-dict. or” who)... I.
sick.
Theliorwalk tlro department will hold
a Wanting at the truck More or
MGM- ' ,.
The board of directors uflhe v rimmed :
A. I'vlll hold their regular umnthiy nee.
ing on evening ‘ " ~
(trend Juror Morison lloyt and Chief
of Police Del-‘orest are down the harbor
to-day after answers.
The Gregory ,hrothcrs-Jlilos A...
William K. Joni-pit and Walter l.—
whccled to Lake Warmbuc yI-utoriluy.
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. M., willhold
their regular erecting tonight. The
committees upon the flag raising have
nearly 12rfcctod their arrangements and
would like to see all of the members
present at the uweting.
The Alpha Wheel club's monthly nlt’t‘"
ing, callcd for last evening, was adjourn-
out until next. Tuesday owning No
busincm was transacted. Twenty
member» were present and Iiiwuseed
several important matters.
Deputy Sheri" Toner claims that the
dog catchers entered his yard one day
last week and persuaded his tivtrymr-old
boy to catch his dog for them. Mr.
'l‘nncr has made a complaint to the selectv
"It‘ll and they will investigate the I'm.
The Norwulk crows for illegal liquor
selling are down for trial woniormw. at
Bridgeport. before the (part of Common
Pleas Tho cases are flat follows: Slaw
vn, i-lllsn Saglc. State vs. Daniel J. list»
inn. State vs. John Woyerhnum-r, State
vs thirlSchuab.
vil Sunday Endowuwnt Day will he
”interval at the l‘cthcl A. if. E church
by special services. At lllziill a. In. the
[mom ltcv. l. D. Jacobs, will pmich on
"Thu Law of Giving," at l p. m. then.»
will be It musical and literary cntrrtain’
Input by the Lyceum, and at T p. In. Sun-
day school exercises. with an whim.
Special collections will be taken.
There were about seventy-live young
rut-u in the Young Men‘s Christian my
ciation parlor» last evening, and they
seemed to enjoy tlwmscivui thoroughly.
Tim was no swirl programme. but
mt’fl'i)‘ a good metal time. George. II.
linmmlicld'n readings and variations and
I'. 3. Ambler's songs and aim-cine; were
the principal attractions of the evening.
.\t the bicycle rum-II in Hartford, Sim.
Ola]. t ‘ Fun] Serlry, m'rzilrlr. mm arc-mm! .
in tin: unc—mde handicap for llurtiord
Wheel club members and lint in tin.» our»
mile handicap fur l'onnerticut riders.
with a twenty-live yard handicap. Yes-
tvnloy he secured third plan- In the 2:3”
elm. J. ll. Puffy, (If firm") Xul‘fi'flk,
was second in tho muwlntion race.
Tiur ton Kurwnlk
students at St. ilmavcntttrc's college.
Allegheny, N. Y., ft‘illfll to their studies
to-day. The studrnts this your are Bern-
ard Flynn. Steplwn Shannan, John
Siwohnn, I'harlm Motlurern, Will'nm
Ward, Thomas Riordan, Willmm Fitz-
gI-ruld, Thomas Murray. Thomas Rawh-
furd. Thom t'lunc and Mixes Mary till-
Imoly.
lnyit who are
The mm of Slow vn John Kind: cann-
hcfurc Juslit'v Armin at the justice court
room. this morning. and was ad jourtwd
until Friday nftcrumu, licptemher ill. at
"o'clock. The defendant was formerly
in the employ of Julius llrrmann. n bier
lutticr of Water MIMI. Norwaik. Upon
hi-I [raving Mr. ilcrmann's employ it
was difitfllvl‘fl‘d that tlwre worn my
irregularitivs in him armtrnta. and be
was arrtmtml. charged with motionle-
Int-Ill.
Jumph Gregory and Harry Ilmill, of
the Alpha Wheel club. atu‘nded the fall
nIi-ct of the fragile of American Winni-
men. at Hartford, labor flay. Merrill
remained om nigblnn accounts! his
tiring entered in three ram there yum-
my. lie Mt hie‘new relay mum
racing bicycle in the grand «and at
(thorium park with: semi-rel our
wlII-els. When he weetout tothepark
in the afteruwn, premtory to getting
manly for the ram. his wheel was ruin.
lug. fle informed theolllciels of his late
and theyatonceretoettotncethe
wheel if ponibie. The l’bpelfaadbc
luring company have-ho been milled
sndofferm for thearreet and caloric
lion of the thief. “Q .
Alexander 1’. lavou. of it
avenue, while on his way home
iiouth llcrwaIk at it o’clock Sunday
night. was stopped near the watery by a
dunner-whom” bin to step to the
resrottbebelldteg tore arm. say-
ing tbet he had a deb friend there.
m-abamdtbew
noun-murmur“
one. Mae-putter New
“wealth-“wherewithal-
mutiny.eaiettvrwuietkuwlln
humanitarian-meal
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON7N.
I'Btll’lll IOU KNIM‘.
Plain-t Paragraphs about Our and
‘ Other People's l’rie-de.
Mr. and lint. P. B. Dueinberrie,of
Stamford, are guests it Elmorosl.
lites CharlotleD. Keith, of I’iltehnrg.
is visiting, relatives on Knight street.
iii-swim of Manhattan
the guest of Mrs. William L. Porter.
Mrs. R. VanBureu, of West avenue. is
visiting relatives in Stockbridge, Muse.
James Williams, of Providence. R. l.,
is visiting his parents on Wilton avenue.
Theodore Knapp. of Union street.
went in Non-town today for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray, of
Bridgeport. are visiting Jarvis Murray,
of Baton Kill.
Iii-es Alice and Grace Ureegh, of
New York, are spending a few days in
South Norweik.
George 2. \Villiumil, of Brooklyn.N.
Y., spent Labm Day with his parental on
Wilton avenue.
Mien Kittie Parks-r. of Bridgeport, is
the guest of Miss Mabel Miller, of West
avenue, Nurtvalk. ‘
Charles Webb and family, of Water
elm-t, have returned from a three days’
vIsit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry iieiiurk, of Union
Park. have returucd from a week's out-
ing at Ocean Grove.
More “and K. Francis, of High stir“,
has gone to New Britain and Hartford
for a three wmks' visit.
lit. and Mrs. Arthur 'f'hciic, of Fair-
tiuld avenue. spent Sunday and Labor
D.I_v at Lake Waramang.
(tango i“. doom and family. of Fair»
lirld avenue, have returned from their
km to Lake \i’aramaug.
Tho Mime-s Slay and Daisy Squires, of
Wswhingwu. 1). L1. arc the guests of
Miss Vern “'ood, of East avenue.
lira-e Minnie Bergen, of Brooklyn. is
spending a few days at the home of
Frank R. Ferris, Elm llrovo place.
Miss Lillian Farrell, of Norwalk, rt-
turned to Providence. yesterday, to re—
sumc her duties as a school anchor.
Rinuldo Sammie. proprietor of the ox—
lensivn: brick works at Northport L.‘ L,
is visiting relatives in tho borough.
Mrs. Charla-s ll. Ferris and clIildrr-u
havi- “3“"le from a two wuekn' \‘isll
with their uncle in South 5319!”. N. Y.
(icurgc liccltcr, son of Conrad nachos,
the Wmhington stret-t grocerymau, L»
rum locate-II in Spoknm' Full-I. 'nshingo
hill.
t’harim Squires, of Norwalk. his wife
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Wiimott. and
lu-r children are sprouting the day
It! Eaton.
llr. and Mrs. C. II. Mann and dough—
tcr, of New Haven. are spending a few
days with Mrs. I-Ilimhoth Brenden, Bay“
via-w avcutle.
John .l. Slater and family. of Sey-
mour Mace, have returned from flange.
town. where they have been spending
the summer.
)I'uts Alice ilih‘y. of Kellogg street.
Nurwalk. returned last owning from a
visit in New Milton], greatly phased
with llw hospitality of tint place.
Miss from Smith and her sister Mamie.
of Sour York, who have IM visiting
lie-a Maggie llailwitz, of Adams avenue.
Norwaik, returned to thI~Ir home Mun-
lay.
tic-Imp Richmond. of l' Imghkcopeic.
sprint Labor thy with his parents on
Weapon avenuo. llc wlnvled front
New York and will who-«l back home
again.
Ilia» Ida (blew. the young lady on»
ployetl in Barnett C Fowler's. will leave
South floroalk Saturday for New York.
where-howl“ mm a eclml of teleg-
raphy.
William ll. ll. Iliohmvr, of Wort are.
nue.arulJuhn l’mlrnoreud lloulon street.
lelt on the 1 o'clock train yesterday for
their fall and trimmer-minus“ the Item
releor Polytechnic Institute.
Charles Milli, of the High llridge. N.
Y., mounted police face. was in south
Norwalk today with a party of Meals.
min; on his yacht. lie is a irrother of
Captain II. 0. llrnith. of flow York, and
acetate of William ll. Smith. of 80th
Ilmwalk. ‘ . p
CIAS'BKII PLAIN”.
In. Fred Granary ha been sick.
Ira Allie them ire- entertained
friends from Brooklyn.
Ir. Faber and wife an entertaining
their can from Brooklyn.
Dayton Reuben-II wife vblled friends
is We on Sunday.
Willie- Sherwood and wife are outer-
mom fro- Wt.
“1!an of “duhh fit-
in. her sister, the. Dayton been
Ir. out lire. Prank Gregory and
daqkter 3M spent Sunday in Venue.
The was preaching in the chepsl
m «an; by rm. c. mm.
0(th
Kr. and In. mom. of Block-
lyn. vista! ills pariah. Ir. and III.
Villa- Om. on hirer day.
The My run- “ dd!
war-defeated in Walnut, Interim by
neiebefthatylere. ayarsmdltltol.
BEAII P‘l’l‘A’l’B TRANSFERS;
A List of Wan-Ike Deeds Recorded
in the Town Clerk's once.
Innis H Nash to Santht lipilock. laud
) on Elmwcod avenue.
William ll. Wood of Dnricn. to Brid-
gettlrltlln, land and buildings on Plan
I~ 'vli'anlly Seymour and Alfred W. Chi- '
cheater- to Albert J. Iloyt, land on Court-
lond place.
J. Sturgm Randall to Miner D. Ran-
dell, land and buildings on Vananlt
avenue; consideration. ”15,000.
Michael Routine-tn Emma J. Ruscoc.
fund and buildings known as tho Ruscoc
homestczul nt Nurvvulk.
William A. Wheeler to tho Lockwood
Manufacturing company, land on Pros-
pect direct; consideration, $300.
John R. Vincent to John E. Vincent,
of Stamford, land at Five Mile River.
Charles B. Smith to Mary I". Hoyt,
landon Second street.
Silas B. Byxbcc, Nelson L. llyxboc,
Jennie A. Byxbcc, Edwin W. llyxbcc,
John 11. Dennis and John C. Dennis to
George W. Carroll, land at Cranberry
Plains.
Frank 0, Johnson to August and
JohnnnuAudcrson. land and buildings
on Taylor avenue.
Elizabeth A. Wicks. llester Wicks,
and Julia L. Crmkctt to Sands Seth-cit. a
wharf lot at llowaytun.
Emily A. Lyrics to llnrt Benton and
Albort R. SlnlkIn, land on quklin
avenue
liphrinm Thoma to Stanley ll.
Lowell-rs. land at ltnwayton.
James M. Lann to Devi R. Whitm-y
land and buildings on Maple arcane.
Olin-r E “'ilson to Home Hayes, land
on Clinton avenue.
Oliver E. Wilson to Patrick and Brid-
get Crotty, land on ll yatt avenue.
B. J. Sturgvs to Mary Eliza. wifc of
(imrgc D. Lockwood, ten acres of land
at Cranberry Plains.
Samuel bhcthnr. of Newcastle. ‘3. \’..
and l‘hnrlcs Il. Sanford, of Bridgeport,
to l'iIarlt-«I II. Collin, a tract of salt
meadow.
Donglne' new slime l’urory.
(5”;idi to Tu; 591mm,]
Hummus. Mass, September fi.~—-The
largo factory gust completed by the W.
1.. Douglas Shoe Co” for the cxclusive
manufacture of the famous W. l- Dong-
lasiishoc. was occupiml by tho entire
force for the first time today. The oc-
casion was observed as a holiday by the
residents of this section of the city, and
many shown! their apprccuttion of
Brm‘ktnn's granting industry by numcr
our and handsome docn'lralions and tire-
vvorks. The factory is the largest in tho
country devoted to the exclusive manu.
favturu of a sprint slim. and its capaci-
ty Will be loved to tho utmost by the in-
creasing demand for this favorite shoe.
Odds and Ernie.
A Row York curiosity is on IIn-lemker’s
wagon, from the crevices of which out: are
growing nicely.
Within twelve years Pueblo. Colo. has
grown from a trading poet to aeity of so,-
(lll inhabitants.
“Uncle Tom‘s Cabin" maintains its popu~
larity. One publisher has just issued an
edition of xenon.
Blodricpnshbuflonqusingdrybab‘
tel-ire. are in successful operation on the
cable road in San Diego.
A royal princess, the daughter of King
Thobew's pndet‘cswr, hr a medical student
at the Ranger»: hospital
There are now about l2,“ negroea in
Oklahoma, and there lsaproepcct thatthie
number will be increased to ll,” within a
short time.
The new Argentine Pacific railroad has
one stretch of road 21! miles long without
acnrreorn bridge, and mentor fllldeep
er than three feet.
Charles James Cap-In. the master of the
Boetonhatin school has notmbaedbelng
athle poet onaceountof alckneeaaeingle
day in forty years.
Atreeweaeutiuthel’uoet eoundforest
the other day front which seven cuts were
takI-n without a knot. their combined
Nth being lib feet The tree cooler] 40.-
Minot.
The installation of the multiple speed
Md traction system of platforms which
has been in operationallheWorld‘afair
mummfortbepeat at: months
newsroom a much more
tom that would anmtolnIudIcativeot
m
It mm In the New.
The Rambler occupied asset in the
mun-ream.
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MOUR'S and secure theBert
Webu‘y our Goddamn
article time you buy
back for more.
Grade Tea at 50c. lb.
Oil, Pickles,8
LEADING
I22 Fairfleld Ave..
Three Departments—Business, Telegm
.a E "'1 lfiorréblendeltfinnheo
J. l’. GRIFFIK.
om: run 'nIchr-IV
lew- nrul ilmlp of the Day in Kent
Nov-tell.
J. “Wallace Marvin is viiiurhargiug a
cargo of Lchigh card at his wharf.
Rev. Mrs. Ray. of Philadelphia, is vis-
iting Mrs. C. L. Paddock, Maple avenue.
Walter E. Edwina, thc druggist in
Randall's block, has moved him family
from Thomnston to South Osborn ave-
line.
The Epvvorth Imago» of the East Ave-
nue- )l. E. church will imltlusociuhlo Fri-
day evening at the home of bliss llnttic
Randall, Riverside avenue.
Tho oiliccrs of tho Xurwnik Tmmway
company worn here Monday, looking
over several properties, with the inton-
tion, it is rcportcd, of having ilivir hund-
Iprztrters in East Nom'aik.
If :I Now York millionaire gives :1 din.
nor 3:5 tiI avenue and 26th street coating
film. (kl “hit: h gut-s 19 pcOple dyspt psia.
and tin no pt-upl» spend $1 455. 00 In tinc-
tors bills am finally have to pay 5:5. 00
each for (' actus Blood L me to cure tin In.
what would be the staring per capita if
the Ilium-r should not he "mm.- there
Ming ‘9? pr- rsuns at the frost?
Inquire tit l’lztistwl 5 drug stun n in re
you may have the problem SOIlHI and
got infnmratIon about. Cactus Bloodi ure.
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate andlnsurance.
WASI.|I\GTI)§ STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or hoiw and lot.
with the first of purv- lilL‘ll’lgpflrl‘ itIIito-Ii to
tail and examine our lief. “a lime the-m for
salt in every part of lht~ (it) at rmnable
prii c:- and an til-1’ tern». auL'tl If
f
\W AS1110.
‘V’ASTEU—A Inuit-flout woman to a~_ I an
nurse for two Ihildn-n and a~~i~t in
housework Address Lock Box It. Sam alk.
>6 (if
:‘N aprlirrnth- t a- ante-l to learn the millinory
trail u at 3”»5.1'l“t)l50fl'§. Must be a
good 2.. “r r. Si it
\ Gilt)“ buy ml." has had win: t' rxorii- II: 0
III horn -.~h- Neill): A ntra-ls pn~liiurl tn
the right per-«In. At ply to .\lI QIIlIm- ‘Isl int k-
smlth shop and! tr
“' AhTle Tut-nu tivr two horse team.-
and double carts to work on Elt‘iltlll
darn. Stmdy work. An: Ii) Inrlu- it ll. l’iirw.
.lr. t‘,u,;"i\ini 1W “rinks-,tmrl It. with“
T0 III’I'I‘.
l‘tll' It rooms. with all lmpmwmentn at :56
Day street. {II-M910. lnquin of \t. .\l.
burnt/a gr ll \f.|lr .lIu: Ill )1 Lay turn so' it
SUTT‘WE tlf y
“\l' Killr‘
i‘fl‘x E N)!lfll~l|fl Elizabeth ~fn-e-f. :0mh \‘nr.
wn lit. \ppl) to \\ m. ililMlI-n. Ii Itli/abv- -th
.IVII'V'IX. r.‘.‘l it
rt um~ at \'o 76 Waldo-uni
Apply 10 E. A. \‘Iunluurll.
7
A\ W-utqrsln-mt Wilma” El merino, 5.5;
farm house. burn garden and pneturugc,
Ell; «Er ruom- Round-Mun Sill Raymond
12:3
[‘03 SALE.
\ tl‘iitlllr-saillnmlt. flurrliI-Lttmlhmliols “ill
mv our git t rot Just rl I
u'nrk on iiririm port bode. T’ril o 5'.» Afif'i‘rfill:
i. 0. link “1 south Snrwaik. i‘unn. 5'} iii
['lNI'EIt p01 ket knives, rvcry bin-lt- hand
found and unrrnulsd. South Norwalk
llunlnnret u. 2l\lu.nlt Hall Blot it. an.) 'lm
S,“ lht‘ilchwriifttam: "tin pm’itli Hopitlnrcl‘ um. e.
c on r our
:prnlhinntionbuk. l-’rlu all). dominantly-1::
he flMl‘i‘ ~ HI if
(Hill I .\IIlI\ hit )".Ilr will?»- I- id I a
“X Apply to krhimunl Mornhrmse limiting;
2.. tumult auflt If
”(Hill rnml hum rrn yntnt old. Apply In
B. l.. \‘uhntine. Uri Washln
hfllltft‘ Smith Norwulk. Iglnnhztlrri
IIIIS' I'.
lb’ ritll' Til burwalk. about I'uur wrokn Ina-I.
anopcn luvand back niiwr Ivan-b with
"amp-lea movrtnent A reward ui {Swill “he
paid "7 its rrtnrrI to this Mil-1
'0 [MW Alli). t‘ lunar pin containing
ruby surrounded by Iliumnnuln l'rob-
y that between Fraukl lln street and imulrr' -
blot, it. A liberal ruwnni will be held for its
mum to this not... nul' - lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
plum i’niro iiuerrerollrvhrstrn fur danc-
parties rec-options and balls. Any
m... chow- wow... u
lll'l'ioi Til lilil'lillll'flils.
times: or run ikuan or tint or
norm Nougatih. t‘ on». .. Am. 31.“!
lie-lei w Ir received at It!
unit-o not mull”. l'leptetnher 1: III 1 u rial;
nettha rt v
Purim [MIMI MI I” km m “I'm".
but
no fthavenue. rPiano» mwmndiimi'.’
MIMI In {W I
on em .12? QM“. ”he-:3! out “ii-'3” omn-
WI m ht t n 1 it
or all bid-- or Mmerreganrm that Mollie: Spar“!
mm
meat will};
grud- IIa Inf-elm to Mthe Mitch
men inI amount will “rennin-win! time to
light“? Jun?" lithium
All“ I: II of m
nugget. hadn‘t" l Town of ugly-It
26th Annual
Under the auspices of the
Fat 9.9"...“ lssnciation
IIuIsnIIT'tII'T' 'I 92
‘llclele
boiled “23;? II to will slalom I
‘ «go of I. It. m}. rm
girl). will HIM
:i? at my little.- at. W‘hmiqm Mum“ the
lilies Dunnlnu’e
4W... Ion cIIILIIIIrI
“MM
“m““mwmh
“WU“. “m“
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in tort lots,
The people
For Ton-well we should smile
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer.
too drmkcrs‘proisc our tea? Ask them.
We are Purvcyors to the good citizens of this city and town
Ferris’ Burns and Bacon, Gill
9
noise Drcssin Truffle, Fauc (lagers, Ch , 0
Bfii'ewsbury Canny}; at - 68” lives,
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GOOD RAYINO POSITIONS
'1!!!) FOR GRADUATES ATa—
THE NEW BUSINESS flflllEliE,
‘ BliPlii’S
EW house Taylor nvrnuc 5m: .1 rooms "
CLAM BAKE iii-1
wellio What youentnllduyou will say: I will gain 3W-
ve long and be happy.
and give you thew
say we are night and come
if any one can touch our High
Why do the old lad
They say it Is Deliciomi:
Butter, Haynrd’s Mo on.
live
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Phi. Mentality and Tynan-lung,
Call or write for circa)”.
I-Ir'rucrur.
M 8m
SL5 I PECK’S I
I’ERHONA LLY (ION IJUL'I'EI)
Grand Four Days’
iiiagaraFallslIItumnTour
With Drawing Room Cars attached,
Cl! “Peron and Guide“.
TUESDAY. SEPT. 6, ’92
Loafing Niagara Pulls Friday.
8” to (loud Hotels. Small
to Grand lfoiels. advance
Slvl'lflltr Maid If t
llnuhlu \ iI'W' “(Blatant Iggdrlllgfmulmm Rapids
.\'I w suspension Brid e.
shorter Bail: int ‘nveguf t‘lg‘i3i‘rigein nl
Splendid Sidt Trips to Toronto
(shade, and Buffalo. via
Niagara River.
'I' E PECK Mann r
( 'Iall for Ulnar T ' Se
tion at oflite of Ra Houlslid'iatgcsn‘lutllsrtfrguimmrm+
Trains leave South \‘orrval E:
file-sugar” can takt {min atL Bridgman“ g;
. jyl 3m
gufrrfaimurufu: Q
“ MUSIC Hill.
THURSDAY EVE'G SEPT. 8'
JUST ONE NIGHT.
lit-urge Thatcher's and Henry J. Satori!
Bicycle Corned y,
.1-
GHillliil.
lmrminring a bicycle rare \IiIh all the realism
of an outdoor event.
Vothing broad but the smile».
Nothing loud but the laughs.
ltuerwd seats now on sale at Hoyt's end
l-rrtznry' s drug stores. all
snuIIII, SEPT. it
E. Houseworth.
Our ‘3 falls! on tilt’t' whom “I Ru 0)!-
III-A no (mt-tor The um. will he with
min-mils. m lot It p m onubovedate, and
II ill make no charge ltu- minim: eyes.
in glasses tmaarrtle-«i, with prices to suit
tin times. "in any or fitting the oh no
IlitTI run from nth..- -r.~ It» the-day and n M.
H. S. ROOD.
all MAIN 47., SOUTH NOB“ AI R, 0038
3! Min:
III GilllEllTilil'S Intuit.
ll'TlCBln herrby given to all mmsll b
\ In pa) lawn to the Town 0P3?- rwalk‘. ll:
liwl nunty at i airfield, and state or t ’unmnfl.
out, on lhoamcmmem lie! of It‘ll, that I III"
IIle them to m rlu- MIMI farm» at the follow-
ing tlmw and plan re. to wit:
“it“ 2le slorr'vf ilnntnr'o'l' dr Thorn. last Nor.
I. own new on new a An ant
inc. from It) Il'tltlk, tIrrvIIm’In. u‘ntil 313$
“(Alilt' Eh afternoon J t‘
l I- our» of itamtiv. Wirmipnuk
'rnmtarJlInm-t :.tth Inc, from :ln
6: i'x‘u I'uth lob. nftert'umh. i which until
he store It \I Itnnmlllhbk.
F-ii: iiilw lttvrr. Im T’IIrulay. Sleptrmgrwlg'l:
WP”. [tum 'vfil u‘v its k, afternoon. until i!
ll I‘lm k'. rvo Mutt.
t l w milieu! iht Tux ‘ ullrrtor No. -
nonh- ltulhlin .in the limnuxh oi \‘lorwallkufn
nhid Town at orwaik. on “Monday. Am“
lib-I. Mitt. twin ll n'I lurk. fisrrrunm. untllil
0': In: it. alt. moon. and Ernlh . o'tlack until 8
"Amino I w suntan
hilt-burn. of .1. upon mt
I On
3'“ ‘MTUIM In“ “LaytonJanehlna
ml’ta ve lamp for IIIr an: row is
flu all tat-m whh h shall "main unpaid alter
ffll' M day or (it w» I may Int-«rut at them.
"f nine par Mm. wtii lu-I "mi; ”run them. let
rm;- ot Sepia-min r. W3, until“: nemeshall
«thorium it. I" J
(.‘lflkftlllLlfi ”pixel for natal 1‘0er ot waft.
natal at rim-ii. ( on. August nth, 1*
scuouns IIIIIIEII
Tom” THE
3. T. Taylor System
“49,—-
Dressmaking.
Mrs. J. A. flicker deal in M
system For parilr’eiavrealt II a:
Mrs. J. A. Decker.
It In” Place. tie. Ker-walk.
Mere-re: ll. 1’. 'l'bylnnfll ka.
"E. H. wagons
sIIIIII Hill nu,
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