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Thoweaiherto'day warmest» homeland
partly cloudy. with fruhnortheastsrly winds.
followed by increased cleanliness and rIIininj
the evening. ‘
‘ sour serum.
In» III- bsplnof 0-: city In ”all;
and Earl-x.
Luther Wright, the tat-liege manufac-
turer. is erecting a new house on Cedar
street -
The barge Julie is discharging a cargo
of coal in Bridgeport for Raymond
Brothers.
Charles W. Raymond, Jr.. of Nomton,
has accepted: position as engineer on
Captain Theodore Lowndes' oyster steam.
er Henry J.
«Reasonable prices It Lanes depot
restaurant. Openall night.
liouard D. Smith hasmoved from his
house on Fairlield avenue to the borough,
in order that be can be nearer his place
of business.
John D. Benton and Charis ll Town-
send have been drawn as jurors in. the
Superior Court, which opens Wednesday
in Bridgeport.
The funeral of Hazel Kendrick was
held from the home of her grandfather.
George W. Smith, Ely avenue, this after-
noon at :2 o‘clock.
The furniture of John Richards, who
has taken up his residence in South Nor-
walk, was moved from Bethe] Saturday.
by Raymond Brothers.
Mrs. DeWolf fell while she was
getting out of a wagon opposite her
home on the turnpike, Saturday after-
noon, and severely sprained her left
ankle.
Sylvesta Keelerhas received a'RoyIl
Blue ticket. 'LvsIIII-ri by the National
Tribune to the grand encampment at
\l'unlIiIIgtun. for getting fifteen new
subscribers to that paper.
-—Dehate between Attorney Light. Re
publican, and Allen B. Lincoln, of the
“New England Home,’.' l’rohibition,Wed-
notably evening, Music Hall.
Old Well liook and Ladder company
will hold their adjourned semi-annual
meeting this. evening at it o'clock. All
uremia-rs am requested to be preswt. as
important intuition is to come before the
meeting.
Charles Wilson, I son of the late Lewis
0. Wilton. who resides in the annex to
the Old Well Hotel, (all last Friday even-'
ing and dhlocalsd his left shoulder. The
fracture wan reduced by Dr; W. C.
Burke. dr.‘ ‘m‘
A r ' ' meeting of the members of
the (kmgregational church will be held
at the maeluohm of the prayer meeting
Thursday evening to elect I deacon to tilt
the vacancy mined by the expiration of
”libs term of Lewis ll. Nash.
hadlord Pong lI making extensive
prrpurflioll for the coming of the New
Haven (lrIyI tollerlon Point toamrruw.
The steamer Sunshine has been charter-
ed by the oommaodand Wheelsrd: Wll~
sun’s hand. of' Bridgeport. will accom-
pany the creationists. The (JIM lI
the seventy-sixth tantra-u ot tbs
vacuum; of this company. ‘ 2
tier-rill m call-It, similar.“
day. flvptembar filth. Young people.
slapioyedduring tireday, will find here
In M to My «bookkeeping
MW
Ballroom with": lunch. Secure
mmdhegiu thseoumofatndyat
the automaton.
2. 3.
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andsslllngutohlsplnihstowu
pillewwssb. was Invited fishhdayof
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south Norwalk.
rerun-Wm to linden
thawstersoftbhvloinity fertile delici-
oquyIter. .
on w... some I). warms
“Insulation-mom» Ina-l?
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oi pl: hm (Outifirfl
elghton the comm tower trod!!!
be transferred this week to theI tower in
Hill-dale.
PersonI holding coupons for gate prim
for the Gen“ Labor Union picnic will
recoivetheirpriaebysppiylng to'l'. W.
llItts, 10 lav-hall attest, South Nor-
wIlk
Thismorning, II George E. Schriok,
thocoitector for RIymond Brothers. wIs
getting out of his carriage in Spring-
wood. he slipped and fell, severely bruis-
lug III‘InneII.
~Puroeodss with pure cream. lie. I
cup, depot rsItIannt. Open all night.
Michael Sthley was arrested Saturday
night for drunkennem. This morning he
wns lined 82 and costs by Justice Town~
send. He has been employed in the
Noroton Soldiers' Home.
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The Olivet Congregational church.
Bridgeport. was dedicated yesterday.
The only nation; of donon read from the
pulpit were those of the Iisses Sadie and
Lena Hopkins. formerly of Olivet church.
but nowfl South Norwaik.
The funeral of the late William Vogel
wilibe hold tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock from his home. eornerof Franklin
and Clay streets. Besides the twochildreu
living in this city. Mrs. Adam Btierwald
and Charla Vogel. he leaves another
daughter, Irv. George Hellman. who
lives in Vailsburgh, N. J.
William King became intoxicated Sat-
urday night and while going home with
his wife struck her. several titties. The
optmw in the tower at the Monroe
street crowing. Joseph Sweetmun. inter-
fered. and was quite roughly handled by
King. Ollicer lreland happened along
at the right time, and arrested King. He
gave bonds for his appearance for trial
this morning.
VNOBWALK NEWSL
A tinny Budget of llama from III:-
. Burnt. Illwl'l‘own.
Mrs. ( sou'radSt'Iab to ill at her home
on Westport avenue.
Company F's ball will take place on
Thanksgiving eve. loan-Idol 'i‘IuIIIlnI
giving night.
The huliss‘ werety of St. Paul's church
will méet Wednesday afternoon at ii
o‘,elock in the parish rooms.
Mrs. George F. Quinlan] Ind faintly
have moved to Boston. Nun. where
they will reside with their son, A. l".
Quinlan].
The gutters on linin and Wall streets
were flushed this rooming. This is u it
should be in these epidemic times. We
Can't be too clean.
The Norwalk Tramway comrmy's sug-
geItionI will come up for tonsideration
before the special meeting of the Court
of Barge-sea this evening.
~Claveiand and Stevenson or Harrison
and Reid taps. 151:,Itllitcheii's,Norwalk.
The corner stone at the new chapel on
Berkeley Itmt will he laid Saturday.
fieptetlber 24. at 2:30 o'clock. The
biahop of the dim-m will be present.
Articles IIm lllll'n owl for I light
between lke Williams and James Jami-
son for .500 a title. Therm“ is to occur
mafierthe Williamsvsealon mount.
TheKing/I Sdna connected with
their meetings after the summer vaca-
mmmlmlie WOW!- in
them
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Worm. mango-teller.- mum
haveroturnsdths ' William Karo
but paid to [It in seven-workout!
pummtoftiwpound.
races-urn. mum
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First (Xmgregational church will resume l
Wme—MWW ..
Postmaster Bylngton or south w IIIII.’
has been quite ill.
liner-1%
trump not sum t“
till?!“ A t In" fi “WWW”
'W mtilt museum 1.1»;me
u ., I It 'll iliti' mm‘ upon a, "or, I’.
John I. Kelly .IIII wife on loam
Reynolds have bought building lots IIII
Hyatt avenue.
Dr. John Ito-Lean, of North avenue,
hIIIIuallower the center of which in
fifteen Inches In diameter.
mm
Dr. B. L. Higgins this morning pur-
chased thereaidenoe of the late Georg
B. Weed, on West avenue.
The inst dance of the season of the
Nprwalk Tennis club will be held at the
casino next Saturday evening
The Altar society of St. Paul’s church
will hold I meeting in the parish rooms
Tuesday afternoon It 8 o‘clock.
The Daughters of the King of St.
Paul's church will meet Tuesday even-
ink It 8 o 'clock in the parish rooms.
vwanted—Seoond Md nationkl cash
register, Louis Potter, fl) Wall street.
The harms of marriage of Henry Slog:
mailer and Miss Mary Grace were pub
lisbed at St. Mary's church yesterday.
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Timothy O'Brien, n hanger-on at issue
we'll. fell down stairs this morning and
spht his head open. A physician took
four stitches in the cut.
Revs. S. T. Graham. of St. l‘ahl's
church, Norwalk, and fl N. Wayne, of
( lIr'IIIt church, Westport, exchanged pub
pits )t'nlt‘l'llfly morning. '
\i. B. B. Loskwood, Jr. shipped his
truth-rs Daisy C and Bay Ball-mo tollliza-
beth. N. J.. today. and will enter them
in the races at fairs in that state.
in the town Board of liesllh’u report
lor the month of August there were seven
cases of diphthei'ia and one of scarlet
fever. The general health of thé‘t'own
was slightly above the average.
Wilton had a mad dog scare this morn-
ing. The mind supposed to in: mad
won ”sued by I man on Beldsn all! and
was pmmptiy dispatched by I nth em
ploy ed at Dr Smith's sanitarium.
it is reported that another “drug
store“ has been opened on Prospect Hill
in apparition to the one on Franklin avo-
uue. The proprietor had a full home all
day yesterday. ”d
Miss Hattie Ilei’hermn. of the Non
walk Hotel, has a class in this new
Sunday school organised by St. Paul's
parish at East Norwallt. The school has
forty~two scholars.
Miss Mary Shannon. of Hoyt street,
who became demented from the effects
of a recent fall which injured her spine,
Was taken to the Middletovrn insane say-
lull today by Ollicer George Northrop.
James Sutherland. John S. Seymour
and John J. Walsh. delegam to the state
convention, which neurons at Hartford
tomorrow, left town this afternoon, ae-
mmpanied by C. N. Wood and Samuel
Dakar». Il.r Seymour ll to he chair»
man of the convention.
mills-eta! Iaieof tine practice. ”.35 a
III-kn. delivered. People’s liruket. 2!
Wall street. Norwalk.
'l'helnrgo hall over the Silver Dollar
will be titled up in linkin- IIlylo by
Louis Potter and will within I law any.
beopcnsdasa pool and Wind parlor.
The tables will be new and all the secs--
scrim
red kiml.»8tamford Advocate.
Rev. William Hooker, (My of
Plymouth. Na... has Momlledtothe
‘ bf‘ fl. mun-'- Episcophi
eliiirlh. Wilton. M“ ’II'the tin-lump
parish has had in f
or commenced his
turn! one. more of III. nlllnlh no
hit evening commenced the Ilutof I
methanol-on Btblshlstory.
Williamlllood. I compositor la the
llourofles. was mm on the not
pistlormofthshtoaroftkolm train
hulk. listnrdIy‘
m. wkIIaMuotrw Wit shut
thoriumeatehisglkruut Blooms III»
”.msgthnnmtlnt he will loss
theIIlhIndptobIbIIWowesk-‘wm.
thphll Kl. Rarucdvedaohsek
MOM” mm with
will he of the Meat and most im- lla-
we have alto roost fl I mo ofifilmy Ml Domestic Hose. Which we shall soil It iOc.,o
I thrsepair 25o. niece. in odditioo toour regular liner of Hosiery. will make a large and attractive
userhneut. We are surelyou will find them of excellent value.
. W
s
I position with C. T. minnow.
out. ofDIrisu, hut-accepted
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fifilifilhlgfil’llflor’gggbfir put 3:
l" 1"; "l!" U! mm“; I lrme‘
lineman wwmnllw
al Guard liable to examination have been
notified that the board III- at noon on
the dIyI of the examinationa
even run siren.
Iowa undo-Isl, of tho Day In laIt
liar-all.
Nil. Welsh will bad the Epworth
league meeting this evening.
The Epworth league will meet Friday
evening with Hrs. E. L. Hartford. Maple
avenue.
Mrs. G. W. Chamberlain and daughter,
of Jersey City Heights, are spending I
few days with lfrs. P. B. Roberts. South
Oiixprn avenue.
PBthIIE YOU KNOW.
Plea-ant Paragraph about Our and
1mm Portal-'- Pris-III.
E H. Ilathswaon has gone to Boston
on a busineea trip.
Mint Vinie Chasmer, of Ilapie street,
has returned from Old Orchard. lie.
Mr. and hire. George Edward Parketon
have retumed from their bridal tour.
Nina Beale L. Bates. of Chestnut street.
has returned fmm a visit In New Britain
Miss Edith L. Gunman has returned to
Pennington Seminary to resume her
studies
Dr. 11. ll. Hanson. of New York city.
spenkSundqy with Edward Uhasmar, of
Maple street, Norwalk.
Ir. and Mrs. Walter S. Gordon, of
Bridgeport. were the guest- of lira.
James Gordon. Sunday.
Charlie lilo-m. who has been visiting
biI~<sunt. Mrs. Charles ll Smith. Wood-
wnrd avenue. has returned to Brooklyn
John Bray. formerly proprietor of the
Oleander garden. now of Providence.
opent Sunday with fricndu in Norwalk.
.lJl. Townsend. of Camden, N. J..
has returned to Pennington. after a few
dayI' visit It the rmidence of A. .l. t roas-
nIIn.
Mr. and Ira. Robert Valium, of
West avenue. Norwalk. returned Satur-
day Iftermu from a visit toStockbritlge.
Mass.
Niuseu Maurie and Minnie lloyt,
daughters ol Uruggiet i. ILont. return-
«lt-I home Danie Academy. Putnam,
this afternoon. ,
Charles Miller, of High street. Nor-
walk. and his friend Robert Jeffrey, lett
town this morning for It tramp through
the Berkshires.
Moron. A. liolmans. C. 8. 'l‘rowbridgc.
i‘. ll. Quinlan! and James K. Crufut
started this morning for I week‘s fishing
at llloek island.
Mus Runeli. of Washington Heights,
N. Y.. and Nils Ida Hutchinson. of New
York city.are visiting Ilia. (large W.
Day. Chestnut street.
lis- Florence Nichols. who has been
the guest of air. and In. Gmrgei. Bu:-
ton for two months. left town liaturdsy
for her tune in New Haven.
Mrs. Robert A. Nellunald and daugh-
ter. of Crescent Terrace, allrted this
morning for I visit It Ilr. Nollonald'r
former home in Bath. lie.
W. ['l. Balsa and wife left Norwalk last
evening for New Haven. llr. Bates will
mule his old [tuition II adverthing
agent of II ll. llunncll'l grand opera
houw.
ll. J. Lowndes Ind John Bumhanl. of
this city. will return tomorrow to their
studies at Phillips' Academy. Andover.
.‘I‘iloywillgoto New York and
take the Fall River liner Puritan.
Arthnrllrown oi Camp street. Nor-
walk. leftiewn today for the West in
amulet [metal him. its
blushes-Ital lsIvt three years. lav
gonna-Illa offliil street. Incompati-
Wblglhio: rule: I ‘ ~
all M It ‘ ma align».
limits/Mosh. wd. of fibrin HI-
van. have renamed from I visit with Dr.
Emily V. hitter. list Dowd loam
next walk for Thomasvllio. FloridI,
where she has been sound to teach
during the coming your.
all. Fanny Shady. of Halo urset.
Norwaik. left town today In an «land-
at tour to ill-Ian hits, what the will
III-silks Mame-dim,“ Can-
IdI. From there the party will visit
Lake Clara and other places of Interest.
Dr. B. D. M. of Mt, will
if”
Pill
A. Dickerman & SOn,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
A back for
For Tsu—woll we should unite If any one can touch our High. 1 I
' om“
butlme you buy.
more.
: rode Tea at 500. lb.
toa‘drinkers praise our tea 1‘
noise Dressin,
till, Pickles. 8 rowel)
CHAS.
YOU DON'T SAY 80!
Natalie in years bustirrsd the public
lilmlln- -W§l‘l¥' fill. MI}. ll my
N millionth led all that. but“!
fact remains that “nearly everybody
Wm“ 'NWV if} P“ ‘h And we
we 1anchqu
citiorua. it In human natum. that’s all.
Blue’s a tip for the tramps who come
this way: The vagrant who asked for
aquarterofadollar from I South Nora
walk utilcer is somng a fifteen days
sentence in ths'county jail. In‘ Bridge-
port a fellow who wanted one cent. from
Chiei of Police Rylands got thirty days.
IF the parade which is to take plaoson
Columbus Day in New York city the
four regiments composing the Connecti~
out National GuIrd will make a very
handsome display. There are nearly
3,000 men: they are well uniformed and
in good discipline. it is going to hen
picnic for them which will not cost the
state a single cent. nor the men either.
Governor Bnikeleylduts invited the Na.
tional Guard to "make the excursion at
his own expense It will cost him
“.000 or 83,000. but Bulkeley is a man
who does not consider cost when he
wants a thing done. For a year he paid
expenses of the state government
0
z" r$acticaliy out of his own pocket. and it
first; not until the courts decided that he
was legally governor of the state that
arrangements were made by which the
treasurer was able to pay nectnsary ex-
penses. When thel' onnecticnt Guard
Invades down Broadway Bulkeley is
quite likely to march at the head of
them, for though he is a strong Republi-
can he is the most democratic of men.
STINNRD' Is endiasiastie over the idea
01 beanningacity. ller people believe
that the terms borough. Wuden and
burgeines ought to he obliterated. and
argue that New Yorkers are so prejudic-
ed that they will not come there to live
untila modern name is adopted. The
subject came up at a special bomugh
meeting last Friday night. and after a
prolonged disetlmioti was referred buck
to the warden and harm-sues.
k'SlllllT8 0? “ill lBl'S.
Arraignment: for the Parade to be llelrl
October 8 in New Haven.
The members of the Norwalk Knights
of Columbus muucils will be interested
in themangementrao far settled upon
for the Columbus wirbratiou to be held
“New Haven. Ucmber 8. At the meet—
ing of the executive committee.
Ssturdny aflernmn at New Haven. it
was decided that two arches are to be
erected at each end of the driveway of
thegreen and that the hind stand and
speakers' platform be situated near the
Cutter church. in the parade there will
be 5,000 Knights in line. The bands will
beeonwlidated and will be under the
leadership of Arthur if. Clappeuux. the
musical director at West Point.
There will be four floats in the pa-
rade representing the pourt of King
l-erdinand and Queen lsabelia, the de-
parture of Columbus. the discovery of
America. the Union. The latter lion,
will contain young ladin, each one rep-
reuentingaststo in the Union. Besides
the lifty‘eight councils in this stIte, coun-
cils from the neighboring states will take
part in the parade.
(‘Allil 1'0 BBBI'IB RUNNING.
luldow' I Corporation to [tart
Our: Again This Wool.
Al I meetingof the directors of the
lieriden Street Railway company, Satur-
day aftermam. they decided to run can
again within I week or ten days. It is
probable that the advice of an attorney
thattlnymust makoanattempt to run
thorn/ml oreiao run the risk of losing
their charter. had much to do with their
decision it bender/aloud thattherowill
he no compromise on their part with the
strikers. the old men can return lltitay
to,hut it must bender theoid
manuals: otherwise non~noinn men
will broom Minimum: of
m WMMII‘UW Irina
littlest-start, II it is thought that thd
spasm leridsn had when the ears were
iIIt run will outline for all time. Ilayor
Tracy has promissd ample protection in
one any such thing should owur.
Accused of Improper mm...
Abigssandalinouof the New Baa
mounpsd-otthefisoond regiment
hasjmtooruemlight. Three members
ofDonIpnyC.8IrshldGusrdI.uoiIIn
plieawdln In IflIir which. when the
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migraithér, I
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York
l2 2 Fairfleld Ave-I
:‘lllitlo’ WMW‘
' 3“ UH“ Belle? refor‘sndssfuxlllshod
Jo '- G‘IPFIN, ‘w-
NflllelN.
Miss Hattie Raymond, daughter of
Charles W. Raymond, who has been
dangerously ill, is slowly recovering.
George Strangward has the 'fouoda-
tion completed for a new house on Main
street.
Elmwood school. and extensive r r a-
tions are being Inadehy Miss Davis for
the reopening of the full term, on the
15th inst.
Things Meant to he l‘unny.
A loud, reaping and impatlent voice
new cook. “Mrs. [lilies !" “Well,
Mary 1’" “You tould rile to bile the war—
ter, mum and l'Ie been bilin’ it an hour“
an‘ I half. 1 want to know if you think
it as done yet. V
.‘ lean only be a sister to you," said
the girl kindly. but firmly. "And why
onlyasister?" he pleaded. “Because,"
she explained. “a brother with $1,200 a
year is not so had, but a husband" with
that amount is very dificrent.”
"My old man," said Mrs. (hogan. "is
all right burrin a little fondness for
strong drink. His love for pfwisky is
his strongest “calipers."
Briggs—~“lsn't that the same suit you
hadlast year?" Griggs—“Yes; and it's
the same suit that you asked me last
year if it wasn't the same suit that I had
the year before.”
she Coincident.
A young man with a wide brimmed
straw hat on the back of his head and .-I
look of forgiveness for everybody on his
(not: entered a suburban cur at nSouth
Side depot. yesterday afternoon. scanned
the few passengere who had gone aboard
and took his seat by the side of a pretty.
black eyed young woman half way down
the aisle.
"I beg your pardon," he said with an en
gaging smile. "The car isn’t full yet, bur
itsoonwiilbe amil think one runs ins:
risk of getting an undesirable sent mate it
one makes the selection one's self. Don't
you think so?"
"Yes, sir, i do.“ she replied. ri~in;: upat
onreand taking II seat by the side of a
white haired old lady on the other side (It
the can—Chicago Tribune.
Society Note.
Johnny Fiazletop accompanied his sister
to a party at the residence of Colonel
Percy Yerger. in accordance with the
prevailing fashion the ladies were low
necked dresses, very much to the astonish
ment of the aforesaid Johnny. Next murfl
log atr'the breakfast table Johnny, bring"
engagcd in reading the morning paper.
nid:
"PI. what dothey menu by unanimous?"
"Unanimous, my son—well when every-
body wants the some thing, then they are
said to be unanimous."
"Well, then, these ladies at the ball last
night were unanimous, for they all wanted
the same thing."
“What was it, my soul”
"ClotheI."—Texas Sittings.
ctna-Ita-tial Evidence.
Clara-Did you accept Mr. Peiter last
night!
it lauds—Why. how did you know that
ep
Clara—i noticed when he came out oi
the conaervatory with you that the crease!
in his trainers had disappeared—Clam"
Ind Furnisher.
ll. Will. Though.
"W ell. Tommy. ” laid the visitor, “how
do you like your baby brotherl".
"0h. lots and immnlyl don't think
he's very bright."
Ilwby m,ll
"We’ve had him nearly two weeks now
and he hasn’t said I word to anybody 1'.
Boston Globe.
Nothing to rear.
Jlmsou—l tell you what it is, old boy.
Tonnaghtto us Dr. Ournllahnnt your
use.
Sick friend—To be frank with you.l am
I little strain ofdoeton.
III Demand.
Jar“; Hi- Bmlth-ezhad :2“ proml
marriage I to the dam
after she mum
Basil—And Ills such a plain girl! What
was the muse)
Jarviwner commencement sme w-
Ia"llow toCook allufateak."—~New York
If a New York millionaire glvesadln.
asratlltharsunsandlthstrset. moo-tins
page“
ll have to pay
3‘ E
‘5‘???
in” on 9lots andgl
MTbspsople ally we
Once tried we'll win a new customer.
Ask
All the summer boarders have left the "
rang out from the kitchen. it was the
gonna. '“ '~ mum
V
morlfiandoome
Why do the old lady
them. They say it Is Delicious.
We are Purvsyors to the good citizens of this city and town
Ferrls’ flame and Bacon Gilt Ed
'l‘ru‘ltes, Farley C
Butter. Haynrd's Ma Oil-
racers Mahatma, Olives, live
“”E. SEYMOUR
LEADiNG”"
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
GROCER,
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
-—-—BICURID FOB GRADUATES Ali-o. ;..
THE NEW ”‘BUSINESS“‘iill'fl’lwll
Bridgeport. Conn.
, '8‘ Hi! It, Ii I1; I .. ,._ ,
Caller ffrcirczfi y K.
4' Purse-rear.
J35 Elm
Taylor 8: Golden.
iieal Estate and Insurance
wasrunuron amt-r.
Persons ioolti f
with the3 Iiewo your“? lot 0“ house “6
basin
call and examine our list. “vii
valet in ever} part of the city
prices and on easy terms.
WANT”. ’
‘anrnn—a we «we. man;
of Mrs. J.. .0?” MM!
P‘aee. Norwal alk. mun. 8 {302w
TiP sticker h T
A0 EMPWY-L Wild he South Norwnik "Kat
ANTED— Trimmers a d
‘V Ambler & Perry EItICo "cghltwi‘ofrgdk.
lot.
are invited t
have them to?-
at reasonable
sub tf
' T011121". t‘
rurisrsrrnn mmh-Tlthout board. a
1‘ kply at No. R streetfioule’o‘:
‘ . s12 fl
VB or two furnished rooms to ladies
() gents. Mrs. Sheldon. 31' Stuart avenue?!
_ . , ’ 3102p.
ilE W.f'.1'h’ room It 2! North Mnl
street can hesecured for meetings cerfsill
ewnlngs in the week. lntuire at
Main street. ‘ “51 all?“
..r
‘LOOH of four rooms 55 (laborn n no
i “East Normialk. Cit! Punterk liltult 2933.
[Ali Ire 1m cmn senor» air]
the ‘\'_1yrw_alk iron Works. 6 ”Cigar“
("MAUI-1 of' I rroms at NI). .uWoodwm
nv.enue AppiytoE.A.“1xxlwal.rr
EW hour-e Taylor avenue. i0 5 room
‘I Watt-rum. ”brooms. ’ avenue. 2;:
farm home. garden an path e
ll): six rooms. Ron-nylon $18. hymdm
m8
roe.
I-‘lllk HALE. I
ox'r drink dim water. but by
l) retenlble water filter; they fin‘y am
fault-ls. South Norwalk HardwareC.o. ”Music
Hall ilboI k. ufilihu
A \"()L N6 home.
gentle for sale
BIA-.lttr East Norwalk.
good drher. kind and
cap. Apply toDr.‘ 1.3.
[[01 <EHOLD furniture including bedroom
sum, (arpem. lawn mower, ell. App!
in Mrs. C irrry. 1W aslringtou street. Soul
5103:
Nornaik.
'l‘IlH DDlllllll; half interest in the shoe for-
tnry of the late Geo ll Weed formerly
Pratt A- Weed. Also house and lot on West
avenue. Apply Io'l‘allmadge Baker, Idminxs»
(rnturcellifeliro it. Weed l.rleceused. sillllt
'M...\ll sale now in use in sentinel other.
I indie illutslu'emrltt lIle5. four flanges,
combination lm- k l’riv e in inquire at lien-
tineioiiic-I el u
{“0
l'l_u1e.
UL lillllll ruyvl hone IeII tam IIiIi. Apply to
Ll. Immune-.151, W ubington-atrset
bridgt. South \orwalk stilt
nos'l‘. '
$10 REWARD ~Cinster pin containing
rub) surrounded by diamonds Prob-
only 105! between Franklin street and [antler .~I
block A liberal reward willhe paid for its
l'riurn' n this miter antfiim
Pilllfl III) Sllhllli.
l inno nod singinglau ht. )llsoKittls 111' no.
2 ilanford Plate. NIMPDKUYU aik. all
SATlillilAY, SEPT. Ill
Ll. )llllA" bit-wk will he sold cheap.
ply to Samuel :“lllkllullr?,9 Berkeley
"'5“ tilt. mull It
Copyright. 1&1l. in liuI unwth
E. Houseworth.
DarN S ialint on theta!» ewhmn W! “EL ‘0)! -
II. orient- i now will he was
Iatronfla. m totmp. m. can dam-lid
will make norharge to examine eyes.
All [been surmised. with hprlces to suit
Ibo- time». His way of biting the sin no
different trove otherIIIt theday and n t.
H. 8. R009
I
In runs or. ’son‘rn tonw’atx. cogs.
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run to Iii %iabls
1%k. lI
‘ynf Fill .a II (in a Mile
ml.“
tatfn mum-l I will
hunt!» receive said tuna at the follow.
gunk-dent»? immature
meson
J.
C
I...» III-.m— Won’t!“
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7le Mile tunnel b
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aren‘t": Moi“
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r. to. of J. W. I 00-.
I team, I. Layton. 2:...”-
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1..qu Isms
of
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handler-alumna! a
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II
‘scuoulls warn
murmur:
“E s. l‘. ‘Taylor System
Dressmahjng.
wen-«meters:
Norwalk Chronicler