FRANCIS & CO
M. Initiating all If M Show;
all IIIIIIIIIIIII qualities Ilium It
Ivory lawns and Ian! Inst. ‘
South Norwalk.
I'Vb'...'ggisi.
THIS WEEK WE ARE
Census out I [III III
Lubin’s
Extracts
at 59c per bottle.
i , ALL POPULAR opens.
I ‘———4v9—~—-
.Wnnnn THAT WE SELL A
(I) IIIIIII out: BOTTlE III
Jamaica
Ginger .
for 25¢.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
Calisaya
—AND—
PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE Tm: Iii-151' SUMMER Tomes
Toy/5.1}? s1. rnv THEM.
Only 750.
II. II. Plaisted,
Druggist.
tildlasliinglnn SI. 80. Inmali.
the”: of our friends who ask
wmlaoaatonik connstal ”tuberculin publlah
:: tile for making It. tsnear ”can lie
. rat. wegaoneonpceol mph" Mi rm»
I an nanl Iyof come once:
salts a! law I m’a tab nfvil of the
ace. n: rill
ewsprlgro'f others’ voca‘thcse grow eaten-
llrelyln the wailolh Lil: wgathering (light
“also bllossornso
‘ with (bah balm of Provident c.
newcomes the most essential parrot all) it
fswdrtipsof genuine friendship. but be can».
Inlet counterleltsluI Ihei ingredients; of NI!
Interest. whic groin “mums”: the lean
Inlxtmol Its Hills the compo-mun. Well-ea
reduce the wide ol these to a bariruniimtr
b a rewritten of content. flav-
wln‘wl’th Emu-our mi Judgment and
mutating. tbeIlose actuating to
W
the virulence at all
Hula; this medicine the din-rm all
aaan Infalfible cure for that
mall-gone [cellar and that which coal-ins
especially recommended to Unite of a
lpnlonlk with pop-
Wur— cnre for dyr la and all forum
rim out rash-rill;
scum! and told by
”Geo. 0. Stillson.
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same lime a
.5
loll by (l. A. Bllbllolll. IterwaII.
I ‘ ‘ Insignia-calm
argon-pine with parcel-In top andnbltvr
Ira-L warmmm flail».
Ievl lactate] In Pails.
“MIA".-
snIOKED HAMLIBU'I‘
‘l'Ivav Islam. fresh smoked unaware-r
trials Iarave tantalum. min. lilacs
“WWI-amt numberhavetrlad
“their“ time earl mums! for pure.
. WM
W'mnsu-mmumnum.
m hing" than minim! to place thcmin
WHICI-l POLICY Dorou FAVOR?
The paramount issue in the present presidential canvass is
the tariff. and especially so in this community. The Republican
and Democratic parties are divided on this question- The Be.
publican party is committed to protection; the Democratic party
to free trade. Read the two tariff planks given below, and with-
out partisan bias or fear- or favor cast your ballot for the candi-
dates of the party which you honestly believe favors and for~
words your interests and the welfare of our country:
‘lhpublloan Platform. Donner-Ole Platform.
We reaffirm the American doctrine of We denounce Republican protection as
protection. We call attention to its ti fraud: arobberyol the great majority
growth. We melanin that the prosper- }of the American people for the lieneht
ons condition noon! country is largely of the few. We declare it tobe a funda-
due with: wise rev—re legislation of the' Imental principle of the Democratic party
Republican congress. We believe that that the Forlorn! government has no cow
rill arlicles which cannot be prodm-cd inirli'luliomrl palm to enforce and collar!
lire L'ni'lcd Slates, mpllunm’es. should (any duller «11‘qu for the purpose of
be admitted free of duly, and that on all fl’l’fllllfl only and demand llml "is lol-
i'mporls coining info mmMili’mi trilh flu: I In lion of sm-li (um shall be limited lo
products of American labor, there shall the necessities of ”Ir mnmiumil Iron-
be duller levied equal lo the Inference be: cell) and economically administered.
lirem wager airmail and a! home. 3
his mum. smun.
rwirs convey Editor-ad Proprietor.
Mlgl year earw Gmonlhmém: 3 oaths.
8].... "’i; lmonthificcnttv; single white. coat».
wr’l'll \OIIWALI.
What ilre People of Our city are lining
and Bath“.
Tire barge Horde is at Raymond Broth-
om' whorl with a cargo of coal.
lint-lure Almanac for “Io-marrow. __. ,
Sun trues! 90ft am “no. 1'qu LIII' Tide Ilrs. Edward C. Johnson who has
. I
'" 5.3} ’ “W, n "m at“ ‘ been very ill. is now out of danger,
I
New York Herald Weather For-cant. i v V ’ f
The weather Imlay in this vb Iniiy maniacs “ Illiarrr ‘ r Igltt who was “"95““ m
tribe (loudy and threatening. with for: and drunkenneavhst night was fined *3 and
imiblr ruin brmnlnc fmhmrhmrvimh; costs by Justice Tori pond
in iriiewiiat warmer. followed by (‘IXVII'I' tempera. a
rare.
_. Bridgeport harbor was white with
oyster vessehv yesterday It merrier-led
M I that 2‘25 boots will be engage! in the
0x3 or the best evidences that theil work shortly
Democratic party is determined to do:
“if: 0:; Xmimfidl: 2:133; ain't; , nue. who sprained her left ankle Satur—
ev, , . . . . »
races: and gratificationwith whiih Its :1“; $9223; 2:212: 1:33;; mmau.
press proclaims every disastrous marlin ____
lacruriugcuterprise, and from which it,
draws tbedoductiou that free trade will
be In Her for the country.
Till: (pit-MINI waorv 'Snrtvzilk voters in
the ruining ulwiion is whether tin-y ~
wonitlicprment protective policy min; —I{O‘vanltlrlc prim-iv at brim-'5
tinned or destroynl. Din-n any scusibleivmtaurnni. (lion all night.
ungu-mrncr belie-verbal he can obtain‘ “"’ ‘ ”‘
usiriuch for his labor with the thrill on
hats removed av he does mm. " (' amnion
sense and self interest oiivlit, and we
belii- -ve will prevail in they community” ,
and throughout the country at the neat
’olcciinn. The Democratic platform deal Luther Wright gave a party last own-
c-iurce protection to he a fraud and IIn- ‘2 mg in his new house at Pk”) Cedar SIB‘V‘I.
constitutional ‘ {our room-I of whit II are IlnI-IIII‘II. Every-
:nin- In»! :‘IIIIIHIJIQIIKIIIIHIIllllr' Iii-fruit»
lllchDr it- n In rvrml.
Ion nox'r II.“ so:
Mrs. Lawrence IMWIIII, of Taylor nvu-
Thor lin‘ lurk! in the l'niml Mules
during the Wr'tk I-ndirw Iriolny, Sop.
lumber 9 I‘ll]: was SI. ”5000 This
unto». mi zti‘i-mgv in,“ "I going] I53~ I"?
II Iy.
- It“! tl
The young [henna rule of the city
will mm again tomorrow overrun; in
their headquarters on North Slain street
for the pique of organizingntampaign
club
Dub anybody know of a fro+~tratlcr
who is going to vote the Republican,
lie k” flu" I." or do“ any 0m. know 0!, TIN‘ ti'n- tori limit r for tlwt ily of Smith
a (“‘03- trader who in not going I" "m ‘Nprwitlk Electric Light Works hashes-n
"‘9 Democratic “Ch" Actions “""plzrccdin paintion by I). )I. hm b after
more conclusive than words. 3 a two dnyi‘I' struggle with the monster.
VFVPR in the history 0‘ this or vinyl IIonry ‘trynrour is doing the brick work
other civilized country hasthero heenn WWW master um,” h“ m,“
rimredisgrncclul cxhiliition of iiiliuman- notified that the , oumlninml mod will
by than that of the [maple of the Iownof “we a up (ml (mm M tog “Mk m be
Islip In resorting to rebellion to prevent,
the Iplarantirml museum-r5 from Iandingi
at Fire Island. It is a diagram and
shame not only to our country but to
Christian civilization. Three murmur
are in as good health as any equal num-
ber of people. By a misfortune for
which they are in no way re-
sponsible it has become neces-
sary that they should be denied for
a time the usual privilege of returning to
their families and latrines. To detain
them in the pestotrickcn ships an instant
Il-lv‘rlvrll luggage of liiililvn-I of ti .\. R.
tickets in the nutionnl rumnipiiient at
W: Isliiiiglnri.
Thumb-palm to the Ileniocrnlii State
contention. being held in “union!
III-day. left South Norwalk yesterday
afternoon. Ilerniziu Snyder went as
alternate for .I. Ilenevan, JR, and R ll.
Holden for Nelson Taylor
~20 tmyou artiste wanted. living
”mph-of work A 1 artists only need
apply. me 5. "I‘tllflll. If! Washington
alrwt. South Norwnlk.
comfort is an unwarranted outrage. The
state of New York purchased Fire Island
at II liberal price to provide them health—
ful and nonfat-He quarters, and the
stuM-ofiMXuk ought to put 1hcm
there If int-Ina bonfire available mili-
tary force to do so. Ignorance, selfisltr
hers andcovrardiee of the moatdetcst-
able character on the part of lslipmr
ought not to prevail against good sense.
good judgment and true humanity.
.\ Bibi» reading and meeting for pray-
" and testimony will he held in the lect-
umrvmrr III 37 (.‘licsinnl street. ill-mil:
Niirvvnlk. on Wednesday evening at 7:30,
to which share invite-I, and especially
limit who fad as did one of old. dice
Pr rain, mm A“ a
I" C. limos. editor of the Ridgivlleld
I’vm. asks var to state that I. J )loyle,
who was aura-sing for adverliuenu-nls
for a moulds] programme for the
labor Day "mm. wading for the
Press. and that he did not. In any In-
stsnce. reprmnl that I": was sent omel-
ally from the Central labor Urdun.
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Olivellnnclihoilpr. No. l9. K. off'..
of Ibb city,“ received an invitation
fmmmhidmho. Imof Stain-
meitnetsthowovkvngof the sin-
0'83 ’I‘IIIi “IIVIIR.
lure and Our-sly of the Day III last
Ion-lt-
lhsllelllsi'anshrr.“ Maple avenue.
basinsltviaittn‘lb Prunes TallaJn
Davies. W
Albert flicker-on bu moved from
Mantle to the hours of hhbthirs
law. Arthur Waldron. 14 Colin,
avenue. Ir. NicIorson is employed by plidedtIlrtldsxvse. Io-arnrrovr evening
J Rmmw Thdrxrvswlllbsennftrrsd by Ilium
lnareport of the closing concert of '
ProfehrwluIGWsmnnrsclnol
Mvolnecnltnreandatnglugubemmy fioblhl'orwalkatalomnivlch.
Bllusvd.offlepuatbrr7reys. ”the ‘n. mmA “5M.“
pnbllesa.andAllenll.unooIn.ofIhe
maintained with an organ solo
“flew W Horns.” Whamm-
by Mr. I. who rim“ mu]
m 0‘ 'jr‘fiwu1nfimr“ W m. ”‘3 “I".
Agnodsturyhtoldotsuvtstn you:
mlnhnthltorwsltvvltowsaton Ills
ROW.
606. per pair.
I.
flutter lodge“). 07.1. 0 0. I7; will
rehearse the Initiator] and lint degrees
tonight. Brothers are «unduly maest-
al to be premuIt. . I i
Plans drawn by Architect l‘. S. More.
house. showing the manual front of
Iloyt Brothevs' new opera house. are on
exhibition in the window of l. I! lloyt's
drugstore. ”m
Lieutenant Robert J. Doyle, ofConip-
nny D, received the members‘ checks
Inst evening for their services at Camp
White. and distributed nearly all of
them to the members.
William Murphy was arrested last
night for drunkenness. This morning
he was brought before Justice Townsend
and pleaded not guilty. IThe case was
continued until Friday.
The annual exhibition of the Long
Island Iiive‘iiuck Fairasstr' ration. which
,is usually attended by South Norwalk
3 people. will he held at Huntington. 1.. I.,
1 September '20, ‘21, ‘2‘: and :23.
~—I’Iiro coffee with ‘iIII'P cream. 5c. II
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
It has been settled, says the Bridgeport
Union. that the Adams Express comp-
‘ any will supplant the Unite-I States on the
lliiumtonic sy stem on and after October
l. The deal brought about Iliv- ch1nge.
The Ilouurd .Itlienimim Star Speciali’
Iy company will appear at Music "all
“In Saturday evening. Thine witneming (he
performs on will soon company of an-
pr‘rior artists. Look for advertisement
tomorrow.
Tlu- Iiiembers of I‘utpuni Herve com-
pany enjoyed a dinner at their head-
quartwrs lit-It owning. II was given them
by. Sir-s. Gnome W. Bognnlumwho show-y
inl hir uppruiatinri of the work the
:I Unlpdliy does for South Sum-z IIIL
5.;tluidi)‘ nlIi-nimri Sheriff Thompson
fill! N ”In it the prepaid} of the Derby Linn
lie-r v unpainy in llriilgnpiri and also in
ILI'by and Nam-nib for N5» in favor
of IIN' Tnvillv Sarah and Blind company.
of New ‘i'ork.-~Ilridgi-piri Evening Post.
I
The quarantine upon the Normanniu
and Riigiu has affected the sugar trade
quite nullcrahl)‘; so much so that the
price bit-I gone, up. and is likely to go still
higher before quarantine is removed.
Built tin-ea steamers wen- laden with
Iii-rump bro sugar
\mii rdny afternoon the employes of n
vu- -I' In «on futtairy Inl‘r I51 It} the mum-
of viliiuh we ri-frzi'm from publishing.
sent on Illl'lknltlnli young apprentice In the
South Norwaik hardware store. in Music
”all block. for some books (enrich m
mllopo with. When ibi- young man in—
Ivtfllll‘d Mr. I‘oley that the men in the
fnmiry had said he would know what
kind of books to give him, the former
ll'nIIZNI that III‘ was being made the vic-
Iim of a joke. )lr. Coley thought he
would keep it up, so going to the: rear of
the sinn- hi- found a mnple of sea bass
books about three inches long. which bi-
told the young man were lmvbahly vrhzit
he wanted. The young than look Ilium.
but Ive huw not 30-! brunt how long he
fished for t-ocullope, orluivv many he suc-
I‘emlI-nl m catching.
A Turk was in the baggage roomof
the depot this morning inquiring for
two trunks which bird III'I‘II checked to
New York by mistake. Ilia face was
cruisidernbly hm'uted and he walked with
dillicnlly. l'lxmlmingqucstiom-d by a
Sufism. reporter liv mid his mm» was
Anthony O'Brien and that he jumped off
it train at Ibe III-It night before it
stopped. He struck on his III'MI. cutting
his fame and badly bruising himself. lIuI
right log/rm» wnvncbcd and he evidently
hadnhard time of if. ”i' claims Ire
went to the luggage room there and
Irhowedtlvnlmmvmuswra ticket for
{tomb Norwalk, but through more mire
understanding the trunks were eltcckml
to New York city. Baggage master
I‘mlmw hilt-graphed for them and they
will probably be sent here this afternoon.
2‘0."de 83.3.
A urn-av Ital-st It lie-s- hurt Ilia
Walla-uterus.
Burr Bmtth Is ones Intro ”‘0‘“ be
abmaudattsadtnbuslavss. «
TlIeIrorIofreuIIIdellng the Norwalk
postoflceulllmbsmmemd.
lta Interesting” 0! pool was played
In the break ht evening. between
l'red [fall and an unknown lrnatWest-
port. Hall pocketed mo balls to his
opponent's sevntyo mix.
~0kast and m or Harrison
and Reid caps, lac. at Ilmhell'altorwalk.
Hi-flnntervvilltrotinthssi‘clnl
atl‘wflam today. Thursday Bub-
I-gsrs'lladdlloblotvmtryuim his
memorandum» lrsrnlels
mmmfldvatlteanlovvvrtt by
Marconi.
Sillflllvvsattnltvameuurday
hathdaauefluoltksmas-
uclstloaeftbellewiorI ht (Bu-fen
sass. Reactivation-dementia
Mammoth-tens. akin a
Which“.
WWII-tut on toast kiln
J.
A. Dickerman & SOn,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
Ills Daniel ("raft Is III at her home on
East avenue.
, The attepdtume at the Bridgeport pub-
lic school-I is over 1,000.
Terry a Company have killed their
valuable Newfoundland dog.
The regular . monthly meeting of the
Fire Police takes place this evening.
Thesupreme court yesterday decided
the suit of the city of New Haven.
against the Derby road, in favor of the
latter corporation. The city claimed 330, ‘-
000damages for the closing up of Hill
and Lafayette streets in 1888.
‘Aamn Byington. a driver employed
with our ownsfiup direct from the mills in ticirmriny,’ In grades to sell from 250. to
I
We have also received a case of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose. which we shall sell at 10s., or
three pair 250. These.’ In addition to our regular lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are rare you will llnvl them of excellent value.
- Illillll in “nine
Important News of Ilsa county and State
chronicled In a Condensed For-r.
'I'liree-years—old Tommy .- Cotter, of
Bridgeport, fell into Bruce's brook Sun-
day and wan drowned. He was the son
of Thomas I". Cotter.
Frederick 0. Clark, book keeper for
William II Post & Co. carpets and dry
goods, Hartford Itasdisappeared. Before
embezzled at least $15,000.
I’. II. I’lcinis and L. R. Harris, of New
Ilaven,foughr Sunday to decide whether
Sullivan or Mitchell were the better man,
and l’leiuis, the Sullivan man, knocked
out his opponent in four rounds.
William H Iloulihan, one of the pro-
by the Helium, Keeler & Sellcck com-
Sherman “; Morrell'n barn this morning,
dog. which was chained near the door,
and bitten on the leg near Ilro hip.
It seems that Mrs. Welsh. of Knight
streei.will not allow her liege lord, Peter.
to kill her four-footed bull dog friend,
and the town now proprscs to take a hand
in getting rid of it before it bites any
more cranium. It is estimated that it hit
twenty dogs last Thursday.
Among the new dances which will be
introduced this sewn are the “Aurora."
“Royal Gamma” “Sylvan," "Academy
Waltz," ”Codi-i Waltz." “)Ianiioii,’
“Dolliiniite.” "Woolworth." "Arricrican
Waltz Qiuulrille." ‘i’olninbin Lan-
ciirrs." "Mackinac National Park or Re.
sort Qumirilhn" ,
~Don'l fail to attend the first concert
and hail of the season by Pilgrim Coun—
cil. So. 5‘, U. l'. A. )I.. tonight at the
AIhenwqu. Tickets. admitting gents
and Indira. so».
The sI-Icctuit‘u are considering the
question «It removing Joseph Leeds. a
dornenlml man who roams about the bor—
ough streets. to the Slid-Iletown Insane
asylum. Mr. Izmir; is now helped by the
town. There is much complaint about
his following ladies to and from their
Ilvlnll‘fl during the tiny and evening.
l‘rolissor .\. K Ferris. formerly of
Norwalk. has accepted a pvisiiion as
organist and choir director of SI. Augus-
tinen R. lichurcbjlrooklyn. lIis contract
begins September if). St. Augustines.
recently built, is on the corner of Sixth
avenue and Sterling place. and is one of
the largest and handsome-st churches in
Brooklyn.
John I'. Murphy. of ('llllblfi' IIIII.
smart-d by prurv Sheriff Toner. yester-
day nib-moon. for assault and non sup
port of his wife. who Isii III-«tel 0! John
Malone. Murphy was locked up over
huh: and this rimming wen brought hr»
lure Justice ('oiilidgc at the justice court
room. He was fined $7 and costs for as.
rank and sentenced to thirty days in
Bridgeport jail for non-support
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The svlecimcii opened Ilii- bids for the
grading and widening of IIW tlregory
I'oinr road from East avenue to Fifth
ziwuuc. Rout Xiirvvalk. yesterday. and
awarded the contract to A. Bitch, he
bring the lowest bidder. The bids were,
int follows: A. Bach, "325.50; James
item and Patrick Ilnulon, film);
Dav-M I‘oriley. $l,60‘l.50:\\'iilium lawlor
and Joseph Regan. “£9.70 M. Finch.
HAW; William Sheldon, M. 758. III).
I‘lllll’ldi IOU IND".
I'Iwfl-II Paragraphs about unr and
0th» Poonlo's rut-ails.
Mn. John (Tusliaw and daughter Sadie
spent Sunday in lIrwlinn.
Mrs. R. II. Plan-Int return"! Inst even-
ing from It trip to the Catskills.
Mir. R. J. Sawyer starIi-il ih‘n morning:
for Bethlehem. I5». when» «he will make
a visit.
lies Addie Golden. of (lien I‘ovc. LL,
but returned from it visit with relatives
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hart. of Nortlipom
l.. l.. are visiting Mr. and Hrs. John H.
Aym. Hillside place.
Miran Nellie and Kittie Kellehcr, of
Norwalk. spent Holiday with Miss Nellie
Inrpby. in Ilanbury.
Oscar Banks. of South Nor-walk, was
the m of Chester P. Teller. Jun, In
Antonia. am Sunday.
mat Martha White. of Philadelphia. Is
visiting her brother, 8. Il. White. l’ros-
pset tidal-tr. Reunion.
Will Bishop. of New York. formerly
oll'orvvalIJstbs guest of his Mother
Hut-rt. on Bolder: avenue.
Ills. later lluntandson Clarence.“
mmtrtut street, returned last evening
from a month’s visit In Troy.
Ir. and In. William 1'. Aistltorpe
aodson Harry, of Will, have been
spending the week with her son. Ctr-flu
ll. Mp9.
Ingrown. Simmwhohasm
midi-salon weeks in Kerri-III. left
town tblt timing for her home is
Illn- I‘alls. K. Y.
Everett It. hunts,“ other. ll. It.
llama. lift this m for Miriam
m. m. Pa. when!» will study
«lam Ike miss year.
'W.A.Uolsy,vsoasynrvlsrclerkat
mm Wilton other. It any
on s three days' vat-Itch. no will visit
Illa-flan M w.
M.QJ.AW.WIIIIHOII-
' ' ”If“
pony. was carrying a bag of nets into
when he was jumped on by Mr. Morroll‘s,
printers of the Birmingham hotel, “ho
was thrnu n from his marriage Thursday .
; receiving serious in juries, died Saturday
might. He was twenty-four years of
ageand had lived In Birmingham six
years.
Roswell BRA-id, forfourteen years the
Ilartfonlngent of the Adams Express
company, dropped dead of heart disease
in his carriage in Hartford. III: was
sixty-two years of age and had been
with the company for over forty years.
excepting fora few years when he was
proprietor of a hotel in Winsicd.
Mrs. Jennie C. “'olch. who had $501)
worth of diamonds stolen from Skeelcs'
. bathing house at 5min Rock while SIM!
main bathing. has had a writ of at—
tnchmem served against Climb-e Shears.
the proprietor of the bathing buns/c, ai—
lciziug that be is responsible for the Inns
of the jewels. as it occurred on his
premises.
A Connecticut inventor. Simon In-
gersoll. of Stamford, vI-IIoue rock drill
has been long in use, ha patented a de-
vise for reducing to .1 minimum the frict—
ion of propeller slialring. This is similar
to the bull tutorings In bicycles, but in-
stead of balls Mr. Ingersoll uses small
wheels for the bearings through which
the shaft lllllri.
Samuel t'urvnn. of )Iiddiolown. while
somewhat under the influence of liquor
Sundmr. was examining Ii revolver. It
went all and shot Charla. the right-year—
old son of George Bailey. with whom
I‘urran boarded. The Ml entered the
boy's abdomen and lie is not expected to
live. ('urrziu funk to the wood and has
not been seen since. He is :35 years old.
(Bruce l iordon, thirteen. who has been
living with her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Joel R. Hunger, in Huntington. for
the past few WITHSJIQS disappeiirul. Slit:
left on the pntli-nw of going to :i neigh-
bor's, nothing Ilflng heard from ’ll'f
since. She was traced as far as the
Imusc'ola liIr. Webb. WIN"? they say
Iliztt she chili-d and inquired the best
road to Monroe. stating that she was
going to her lath: r’s home in that place.
Sh» also said that bar gmudpnrenuv were
socrucliolier that she could not stay
with them.
A letter was ri-ceivi-d from Milwaukee
by Mayor Semi-Iii, of New Haven. in
which was an unusual and dimming
\IIII‘T. lebmril of trade of that city
wuiilstlieiinuicuse plant of Surgrut d:
For to move there. They ofli-r :ill the
kind nocvmry for the buildings and also
state that they will give a cash bonus.
In discussing the odor the mayor said
that Milwaukee was near .1 big of supply
of raw material and that new cont-urns
willstart then». If is. he said, a much
better Iourtmn than New Haven. which
must get In buplrllfii through New York
now an a center.
A decision reversing that of Judge
Tliayer in th» superior court on the
Knights of I olnmbus case, win handed
down your-Inlay by the supreme court at
New flaw-n. The plaintiff, who Is the
widow of Jami-it U'Uritdy of that city.
lirrnight Inuit against the Knights of
Columbus in 3890 to recover $1,000, the
amount of a bunt-ill which she clawed to
hecndlltnl to from Boiler-go (bunch of
New Haven III the time of his (lath on
August 30, Will). The order refuted to
pay the claim. as it alleged that the do-
orml wits III-wen months in arrears for
dues ohm he died. The night before
his death his wife had made a retileaient
of his indebtedness to the society. but
Mill the benefit was refused her.
‘3" IN IUNDIANBK
A 1’de out of Twenty-Its- noel-d-
04 In In I... III Her life.
The attention of shamans-gout was
recently called collie cave of. woman
twenty two yearsold. living In the center
of’l'orrlngton. wholiis cementing her
life been to church or Sunday school.
andhasmsfar u possible. been Inptih
lanmanceof Ibsworld shot“ her. The
King‘s Daughters and the Woman‘s Re-
liefcovpsltave interested Ilremelves in
the case. and the girl baboon provided
Ivith suitable clothing Recently she has
been taIeri tofinnday school and to a
piano. Themes were mango and I»
when; to lien-ad hernia-rule was
surreal lbstslremrnedsbont logo wild
with joy.
Thomllnt given by those who
had held the girl In eonflnvmt all
mmwwmnmm-M-
log to he use In public and that she had
”Winner. As Chasm tequila
pretty ultra dressed In suitable clothing
thisreatontvutimply a manufactured
has. Afterward it was learner! the real
«lioness that as older rut-v of the“,
gin lid m led astray. and In pin-u
W to rare the rot-Irv stir
wuflfl kill. her fulfil
fluent“. firm
“who:
leaving he signed a paper saying he had '
roam— wally we
GradeTeaatMIbQ;
Oncetriedwedlwin
noise Dressi
nEhTrultes, Fancy
Oil, Pickles,8
uErevvebury Catsup
LEADING
I22 Fairfield Ave..
Best of references furnished.
J. l’. GRIFFIN.
N080'I'0N.
Joseph C. Wood is to remodel his resi-
dence in this place. ‘ Work will prob—
ably be commenced in a few days.
Alerge numberof people listened to
- an exceedingly interesting address at
the foot of Noroton Hill, Sunday after.
noon, by Rev. John Sobury, of Long
Island. It was held under the auspices
of the Stamford Holiness association.
1.. M. I’Iilmcr has had plans made for
yestenuive improvements to his property
on Ilieiiill. A stone well is to be con-
structed. measuring eleven feet in diam-
eter at ilie bus.- and thirteen feet in
height. Five [net of the base will be
built of solid blue atone Above this
will he iron work so cast as to allonl free
cd tied the top will be surmounted by an
iron pinnacle.
PRINBERRI I’IIIIKS.
Mrs Umncz-r limb, of Weston. visit—
ed her dziughli-r Friday:
Ri-v. t”. .‘l. I’egg. of East Xorwulk
preached in the chapel Sunday after—
iioori. .
Mnaml Mrs. William SIIC‘IWUOII. en-
tertained their son Frank of Iil’Ingpr-l'l.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘. J. Hyatt visited her
lllolllt‘l'. .‘Irs. ‘(Kithcrine Unborn. III
Kirsten.
Mrs. M. J. Gregory.
spent Sunday with
Gregory.
of the borough
her son. Allie
Mrs. Paul Rot-std and family. of New
York oily. are visiting IIQrI' brother. .\I-
bcri Weliniiz.
A liernmu Wlm works for Albert Weil-
uil'l. loot thirty-live dollars in the borough
on Labor Day.
WIIII» cutting corn stalks for his cat-
tle, Thursday. William Micro-nod cui
trio of lilo lingers quite bziiiiy.
Ilium- Rumor says that :1 Wedding will
occur ht‘fvlff‘ many The run-
Hauling ponies It‘hillt‘ lint runny ieugua
from (his. plum’.
Works.
TI|IIIK~ “run! In Mr I'Iruri)
ILiiniii wants in t'rl’l‘t a monument to
)Iollii-r “misc. Why not? hermit has
so hollitfml ii )Iiriiignudcr.
There is little more tantalizing lo a
man than to go humi- with smut-thing in
his mind he wants in scold about. and
find company titer» and be obliged to art
ngrmnbly.
Stranger-Who is that intm yonder?
lie iii-ems Io be on good Ii-rms With
every old man in town.
Satin-«That‘s Smith. the undertaker.
"A man I‘iin't help h'm personul appear-
31169.".‘HILIH-HVIII‘III? Ruiz. "III: can't
select his eye or his hair.”
"No." replied [Tyrant llxiwncs, thought-
fully:"hc is lucky if be our pick his
teeth." - _
If a New York millionaire grins a din—
ner at 5th In none and L’fith street mating
(It!) 00 which gives 19 pimple dt spcpsia,
and than pm IIP spend 3! 456. 00 In doc-
tors bills and limit have, to pay to 00
ow h for I not!» Blow f urn to cure llwur
what would be the inning per capits if
the dinner should not be gitcn. them
being 152 permit»; at the least?
Inquire st I’Iaisu-d l'I drug store vibe-re
you may have the problem solvcd and
get information ahouu' acitis Bloodt tire
SGIIIBIEII l. 8IITll'8
ALL NEW ESORMOI'S
United Shows
“RAND 'I‘ANILY ”FREE“
I. JAAlliASI‘mE1fl0l gm
Am Ill H’l‘Ml
“TIM ISSUANHIAUL
O‘CIRIII'H I’IIIVORM EMA!)
“3‘ iMAIT‘IUANAL (TILL-2!
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MIA Ol- rt (IUIWNSAb
prod-ind nail features of this great
ogrmcennenkllls. the II tislIrlous ldancer,
Queen npeltovltn l m.
amino! Postman Imp» Momma
“Em m?" 13min Indium-m.
Alumna!
”mm. ”amm'wm“
WWW"; thin
larval. filth. taint-III.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
ventilation. The well is to be cone-forru- '
glvb you tile
people say we «ought and on.
W smile if any one can touch our High
a sure customer Wh do the
teadrinkers praise our tea I Ask them. They s’ay it Is Barium
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris’ Harris and Bacon, Gilt Ed
Butter, Hnyard’slla on.
Oran 0119988. Olives, live
at
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwallv.
econ PAYINGWPOSITIONEI
~——83(¥URED FOR GRADUAm AT—-—-
THE «NEW BUSINESS Inner;
Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Monmouth—Business, Telegraphy, Shanogfaphy and Typewriting
Call or write for clrt nlar.
murmur.
Jyfi hm
rayior & Golden. "
Real Estate and Insurance
\VASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking fortune. or treason
with ibc view of puribnslngz are Invitedul‘o
call and examine our list. chars them for
enIe in nery portof lie cit at rant
[Iriu-eiiiuloiit'aai lerms'. y “mule
“ A \"l‘liD. M”
6001) lanndress. also a In man
1‘ lion 0! chamber-maid and,“ ailgjldlo'ug
cpmet well recommended. Apply 6 Orchard
bft‘i'
_a._ m— w’
“7ANTl.D—-AJ Ipiod dressmaker. Inquire
Lila". \orwr:lk P-Crossniou, 3 highs:
TI} slicker h The Mm";
Company. Fill)” street. 011,!“
TAB" PEI) 'I'rl l l
— nin‘ ere our our e t
Ambient Perry Hat 60.. Easirgokéhkg
A
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1‘0 LET. “a"
Vl‘W 0 hit eiy furnished front rooms I0 Havi-
Iaud “not;
513 1w
1. room at... ” \‘orth Main
hlruei can be secured for meetings certain
evcriingv in the neck. Inquire or 47 South
Main street. sill lw
lIlC «2‘6”
FLQOR 0! four rooms. 5» Unborn avenue.
I I‘llal horuaiilk. Cii'rpvvarer. Rent 591».
iuiuirc on Drern tilt: or I at I
the horwnik Iron W oriIs. r “K ){f’cksigl'wn
(VII’IT HIE of i noms ath 'i'liWwdvrard
iii-cum» \pply tel-I. A. “’oodvr ard.
NE“. house Taylor avenue
II :tler street. S9;' :9 rooms. Iii
3H): 5 room-
avenuefi;
form house. barn. garden uni posturing!
slum-1r rooms. Rownyron. Sill. Itaymomg
“K
F0“ SALE. I
\ II \H'I'I' URI) cushion lived eaflely hie (no
for sale i heap In first-class condit on.
lip,in iii to It all strut-l. Norwaik. an if
1 ”\"1' third: dirty water but buy Reed's
IIIBF‘IIIIC “alt-1' filter; they fit all sin
him-is. 5‘0th \‘nrunlk HurdvvareCo .Music
Hall ”or k. airman:
\ HIPS”! bong». £1:th driver. kind ’dnjl
an e or: A I
Baker, Hus! Snrr:;llf. v.3“ M) y in nil 'T‘It B
l lul'. NFHOLD furnitiimincludinir bedroom
suite! camiaiuvvn mower. etc. Appl
to Mrs. L. lorry, l“ ubington street.” Soul
Biirwnlk. I03!
1‘“? undivided half interest in the shoe far-
[on of the late (ice. B.“ W.eed formerly
l r in u \\ eed Also house and lot on West
.tl‘uv‘nlh —\ppI_\' iii’l‘allmailge Baker.adminis—
Iritlur iminii l‘rrLI. It. Word domain“; :10 'II
\ll. \l.l. hilt mm in use in Sentinel office.
- Iiisiili- Illtfitilfllllr‘lli 10x13, four flanges.
IlllI‘ Mi. lIII-lu IIA" i; i r re 5:». Inquire III Serb
i: i’lllll :miIliii» :sl If
\ I ”II “BIA IIII‘ y. 1:. viii lu- will thrill).
\pi i) in 5 iniuii .‘IiireiiuiI-r, 'I Berkeley
I'.-Iti- \W-Mnb all'l’l (I
lius'l‘.
"i REW Am -'lIIl>‘h:l' Iin containin
‘10 ruby surr. undrd in didiimml». Pro):
ably lost bi- i-viecn Franklin street and Lauder it
IIIIIL. A liberal row; ml nillim paid for It:
r- Ivirn m IIII~‘ mic-i nnlslm
F0173 I).
rm in;
gill)?" Owner inn ban same by
L, property and plum: for this \erlirc-
[11th Ann I' II! III]: oilh e.
SATURIIAY, SEPT. I II
('iipyvighl,ily;1. In I‘m“
\
E. Houseworth.
Uurfl laIisl on thee i- whornl't'
MEN M oncom- Ir‘, unu- willow” old;
up from Do. In. in 0;!) p. in on shoved.
w Ill make no charge to camilmeymm
All 3‘.” mar-Mud. wlili prices to suit
the “mat. III-i wiry of Mull! Iha nets“ Ia
dim—uni from 01le an duand blight.
H. S. HOOD.
*3 MAIN £47.. BOUT“ NORWALK CONN.
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\ in ha) Iain-s III'IIIII Town orbiting“.
lhclrlllt’ N l’a lrflultl. .mll‘lllluh NM
or“. on mountaineer m
it m'w‘flw I llgxmal
n I Ines- p «.1
it the Mom of Hartford is Oriana.“
walk down (mm). on To wanna“
”.11! III o'clock . mm.
o 'i-lwk. afternoon
M IWHWMI
”Ili’iii'?‘ store of AI
five mien Iver.» ymm
1m Iruin that look. altar-nos. sail)
AI tritium-dine mug;
biz-wangn‘i‘m Iii mm of Nero 3"" ‘
I II m
m. mm "flirt—er. EMT? A
0’ tool. sum-st rials? o’clock Ii
o clock It the
In. IIJ' .WIi-m ”of J For
Mala ‘flm sathseon
Mdort Running" on- tulltnrl
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the III day of (Mullen... In: Intercom AME
of nine an mew
:3 of September. III: until I
nmmm It on:
(301‘ 0;;th and for mid Town of
baud a: gout-Int on... Awum
ro MIAMI 1'!!!
s. T. Taylor Sym'
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Dressmaklng.
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Mrs. J- A-
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