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lls ill
e...” Draggist.
8,3 ‘
rt; ‘0 (“I
motions we ARE
scouts our i [ill or
Lubin’s
‘ Extracts
‘ at 59¢ per bottle.
Ant. porumn’ owns.
,1.
Ruin: ER run'r WE sun. A
(onus aunt: Will or
J am aica
'* Ginger
for 25¢.
”fir—~—
PLAISTED’S
Elixir .1 of
Cali‘saya
7—AND—
“ :PLAts'rED’s
Beef? Wine
3 5. ; and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TURKS
YOU‘ CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
ll. ll. Plaisled,
Druggist.
43.Wtishinglnn St. St“. lintwallt
. . . « . .
the benefit of our many friends who ask
contains 1 erewllb publish
in it. new aecan be
For
what
omen :
13:. we tahaoneout‘i‘ce 0‘! the spirit ofhreso-
vlt III I t nant yo good com tucc'.
we Infinite .l‘rito these a tablespoon“) of the
salts of patient», adding at the same timea
few sprigs of othen' woes—these grow uten-
elvely in the garden of Lilfiwttllllwl’lnfl M the
same time a handful of the binmvmo of hope.
Iweetertlnu them with the balm of l’fol’ldrm't‘,
no comes the most essential purtol all) a
few of genuine friendsltths but bet-are—
of oodnterfeits in the lugr lrnte: of “'1'
Interest, which grows "molar-musty: the least
mixtureof it Igzlhllm 'ompmlllon. Wetbcn
m‘mbtbe w le of t ”‘0 toia ha‘rempninm
e r a tiportmnconn.“
«in; will: $23.. of mod Judgment nnd
"comm Wrifiin thedme mounting to
o a M: .
Having teetetb this malicine the doctors all
recommend it so on intntllble cure for that
tired, all-gone mung; and tha which contains
no ly recommended to tluw of n
tennrsvnmt. Mrs—cult" wltb pep
sin iaasure cure for Il’fllw'l and ell forms
of indigestion. Loxatonl rives out malarial
Minimise“ m u bin and males the
weak nrong. lannfactureti and told by
Geo. c. Stillson.
a, scour lien-II
no float. or
IllllANZA BDFFEE.
loch putrid pack) in a 1 quart )lomn mu
Jar. ell-piste with porcelain lop and rubber
hull. ‘(lrind it while you wait. 23c. lb.
W
New Mackerel In Pails.
DI.“ m 1"".
SMOKED HALIBUT
”Waco—MM
m fresh malted shoulders our
bun jut immense. like. lb. Since
“WORM a good number have tried
”for the Mullins and n-turnetl for men.
, Mum...
We mice on lbeprieeofcdeuttrr.
Ml ll “mews see. flare enough bought
tot-q on: on. lat. Try it.
h .
It! to, that m noun.
,mhlmufluu
1” fil‘ :liir
militant moan
“Mm-mummwmm
allied wit-taunts mow-um
m Pg: who m lam
' Cf _ If M “Alli-ah-
L“ “3...... Mimi...“
Id ” ,hlhsr all me In this its
I headmaster liner.
“
will. «WFRANCI
35 “lfifihlnztOn Street. '
value in» ‘lothing that no one will at-
,‘ ‘ tempt togexcel.
,; 1 . 3,3,. _ ..
I}. < 3, '
s&
under the McKinley tariff law:
Adams Brothers.
Crofut e Knapp.
OttoBanh . W , .,
Volk list 5 «r ‘_ ,
wtun‘m B: Rubbed. ,
‘J. C. Wilson 52 Co.
A. Salmons.
South Not-walk Hat Co.
Ambler & Perry.
Dennis klflonchard.
A. C. Wheeler.
F. M. Kna‘ .
Lounsb’ur‘y Bissau.
Union M’ Co. '
J. H. Buckley & Co.
Msrtin Bates, Jr., a Go.
J. J. Ascb.
list Formin Co.
Lockwood nnufacturing Co.
these industries.
. Ollll Fill. SI llES
’ls . ,
i for matches, end you will readily under-
stand the point we make. WE give
N, w“
BuymonddComstoqh_ .
x-fAiloOOl‘K .A'rf'”
CO..-———-—-—-—
, South Norwalk.
, t"
l ./ We have #101315:
500. per pair. '
WHAT 11' Marisa-6“}.i6‘nwnm. '
Belbiiye give a list of fortyindustries in this town operdtiug
Norwnlk Lock (lo.
Arnold a Go. -
“Anatlu'ofetndry. ,v ., -. g ,. .
.(i' C 3'. .
mg. mam
Richill‘dnofid Morgen.
W. A. Wheeler. .
Norwnlk Machine \‘l'orks.
Duncan lron Rail Works.
Hutchinson. Cole & Co.
Lounsbury 3 Clark.
Roth & (ioldechmidt.
C. S, mebridgo.
()ld Well Cigar Co.
Hoyt it Olmstead.
P. .. Kelsey.
J. Otdenscblager.
S. K. Stanley.
1’. Lauder.
London Ketchum
The Democratic platform denounces the McKinley tariff law
as “the culminating atrocity of class legislation," and pledges “its
repeal as one of the beneficial results that will follow the action
of the people in intrusting power to the Democratic party."
. The Republican party has fostered and is pledged to protect
TH E EVENING SENTINEL:
- JAMES EOWEN. almond Proprietor.
V Tums—l year, tsunami. sun: timontbs.
31.235; 1 month. 50 cents; single copies. 2 cents.
Mlnlnl Ire/Almost“ for 'l'o-morrow.
Sun Sets High Tide Low Tide
al.55t st 10:2“ at 4:13
Sun Rim
ill 52%
New York Ber-la Weather Forecast.
The weather lo-duy promises to be generally a
from fair to partly cloudy, warmer and more i
sultry, followed by cloudiness and possibly by
ruin. 'lil—mtirrmv it promises to be partly
cloudy, with no derided temperature change”,
moi min. pumibly followed by clearing. '
“if DDN'I‘ SAY 30!
i
l
Ot‘lt Board of Health nretolx-cofn’
mended for their prompt suggestions for
improvement of our sanitary condition.
But bow or» We to carry out the recom-
mendations for the removal of garbage,
ctr... llllll‘rt'i some provision is made for
getting rid of it? Where slinll \vo put
the gurlmge‘: Whatever garbage is run-
cd from private promises to dumped only
on sullmnce of property owners desiring
the stuff for filling. There is no public
dumping ground. Hence the garbage is
simply removed from one location to
another. and as no provision is made for
disinfecting it the sanitary condition is
not believed. The city ought to provide
nplncelor depositing till garbage, and
when deposited buvrit properly disinfect-
ed
IV this Bllfllt‘ line isn't it the duty of
our city authorities to have all our gut‘
lo-H thoroughly cleaned and flushed.
Tiwn- it plenty of water for the purpose.
and by its liberal use all our goth-rs can
be almost inmn-dintely thorougly cleaned
and lit-pt so. We advise that the authori-
ties set the example of cleaning our poly
lic thoroughfares. and then enforce the
cleaning up of all private premises, and
they cannot begin too soon.
As exchange says that an averagi-
vrnltz taken dancer over about thmL
quarters of a mile. A square dance
makes him Cowl half a mile. A girl
with a welldillud programme travels
thus in an evening: Twelve walla-s,
nine miles; four other dances at half n
mile apiece, two miles; grand total.
eleven miles. Of course the walk home
don‘t count. -. -
PEOPLE "DU KM)“.
Paragraphs about Our and
Other l'eoole'a Fri-Ida.
t'uptain W. ll. Hoyt arrived home
from England, Saturday. on the simmer
Btrurin.
Mrs. Minnie Brown. of llurbonit street,
Pleasant
_ is spemling the week with friends in
New York.
Mm. Adam Schuppun. of Asbury Park
is visiting her son. Dr. ti. W. Schuplun,
‘22 ilayvtew pvt-nun.
John A. Rigp, of Ntmvslk. left town
this morning for Washington, D.
C.. on it two weeh‘ vacation.
Mrs. James L. Ambler, of New York,
formerly of Nonvelh, he been spending
e few days with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ll. l’enuoyer, of Phil»
dolphin, spent llunday with his sister,
Mrs. it. It. Wilkins, 12 Bnyview avenue.
(diaries T. Peach bu returned from
Bethlehem, N. il.. where he has been
employed as city editor on a summer
noumpnpi.i
“Hi. Ashton and l). l’. Osborn Jr.,
of Heath Norwalk. and George Keclor
and Fred Wetbcrsfleld, of New "even.
started 961me Washington to
see the big parade.
Illa no; my. formerly atcacber in
the Concord street school. goes to
Thommille. Fin. September 20, to
tench in an industrial school. Katharine
ll. Dovrd has been engaged as principal
of the school.
DnJamee Window, of belo. lib.
whobalbeonfllitiigat thorssidenoeof
William lithium and other friend. in
town. lob Ill-mini lot mm.
where km a few days with his
son. Rev. (like, (Wot.
mmfldtreymaillng club on
board the I‘m hatch.
wlilaall form Hampton. Eng" to-
morrow. Them-wired at quart-
aniine M fit and wan W
time ontil'fiegrllay mum at 6
o’clock. whdi the We were tabla
M M mmhhanihtr
Westward. Os m til the
“sumac-numb flan.
Tuesday evening.
sour“ NORWAIJK.
What the People 0! Iiur City are Doing
tan-I Saying.
[lane's bond will f urnisb music at the
Ih-mocrntic banner raising, Thursday
night.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Chautauqua Union will be held this
evening at the home of Miss (letter, West
street.
the Willianw. formcrly of Nora-slit,
and Jumm Jamison will have 3 ton
, round "go" til the Bridgeport gymnasium
~l'ure coffee with pure crctttn. Jr. a
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
(7, ll. Mason and E. S. lirifl’eth, of Dan-
iury. drove to liell island last Friday
nnd returned home Saturday, nt't‘ompmr
it‘ll by Mr. anu's family.
All l’llll'rllilnllllilll limb-r lbw- ntuptww
of tlo‘ Young l'rupir'rph'm-tvly of l‘bns-
linu Endeavor will be bold in tlwi'utt~
grwntiouul church, "l'uemlny evening.
(,lt‘tnlwl' 4
Professor E. II. Mann. of New lion-n,
son-indnw of Mrs. Elizabeth l-Ivcndcn. of
[ktyviow avenue. will take the drummer
of l'ncas in the “Frogs of Windhmn." to
be prvsa-ntml in Willimnntic this and to.
morrovv cvcniugs.
‘omtablo John N. Tuttlo caught sever-
al lininitvville boys sit-tiling mm in
West NorvvnlL ymivrdziy. and tools their
"anti-S. A» flu-owners did not cure to
make a complaint against lln-ut the min
staid? allowed the boys to go home. if
they on- cnugltt again. lmwet't-f. they
will probably be armtfll.
«Tin- Ilt-mocruls will organize Mon-
day evening at 8 o’clock. llemlqunrtrrs
over lluyost'meat market. All iniitcd.
Applications for voters to be made will
be made out for those dot-tiring them.
The suit of the New Haven and Derby
ltuilrontl company. brought August I
against the late anez l. “Mulch, J. M.
Macaulay, W. M. Starbuck and the
llousnionic ltnilwny mtnmny. was dis-
missed Saturday. The injunction re-
straining the llnusalonic Rnilroml com-
pany from paying interest on $450,000
certification of the New llnvt-n and Derby
Railroad company was dimlvod. The
complaint in the suit charged fruud on
tho port of the defendants.
Saturday afternoon Lenin Tunic, of
Monroe street, brooghtn boy. uplmrcntly
about seven years clone. to police ln-nd-
cptartcn and requeelmi Chit-l \‘ollmcr to
ormtltim. Dir. Titltle claimed he butt
been strutting grapes from his vines. The
chief thought the boy WM too young to
be snowed and convinced Mr. Turtle
that other creatures could probably be
tackled to to make the little fellow do
right. Several spectators lmtlte
inumtedio the one end a collection
wu taken up. are whole amounting to
about“. Wltblhiaanentire new unit
of clothes was pntcbaned for the little
fellow, and he went away promising
that in the future he would leave things
aims that did not belong to him.
-——Tbete will haunts-ting at the lit»
nit-item beaduunrtere til the old (lon-
mtional church on Holiday evening.
September 19.» ll o'clock, to form a
Remblhah club. Young and old are
W sited to be mt. l’ev
gut-erw mitten.
'l'belloaton liowatd Minimum Blur
specialty company. which «initiated st
lluste Hell Baturday evening, exceeded
innunyrespectstbenimt sanguine ex-
motions of tbelargeaudienee prudent.
'l'bepvogratonieopeoedwltli the appear-
ance of the Dixon brothers. muted
clowns. whosouulqoe makeup and the
mannevinwbieh they Mottled variou-
Mummkepttbe audieoeeioan at
most continuous roar. PM the
magnum-.mtaobiszoeujum,
mime“ of anything ever an
Mobsters. 'l‘helausr performed Mt
naiuyullyingtrhhaieihe toast ahilb.
MW. Kmhuulytltouoehot
the juggling world and ink set were
parlor-await” end you that
Only six prisoners remain to be tried
at this term of the Criminal Superior
Court. The trial of the llnwlt-ys will
probably commence Tuesday.
~Rt-asonnble prices at Inne‘edbpol
Medium. Openi’fl night. ' “" '
.: mortar—H
, «fl'lub‘llimtfltclm electim will .rlIOnliuld
‘ _Monday,0cfobcr8, at police ltendqnnr.
turn. on lluvilnnd street. The poles will
beopen fromlln. In. to 5 p. m. (‘ity
Clerk Wilcox‘s official notice is printed
in another column today.
The steamer City of Albany made her
last trip to New York for the season this
morning. carrying a large number of
messengers. The steamer will lay at the
pier at 155th street during the coming
winter. The eenwn has been a successful
one.
~Thore will bt-n meeting at the Re-
publicnn headquarters at the old (Ton-
gregutionnl church on Monday evening.
September "but 3 o'clock. to form it
Republican club. Young and old are
cordially invited to be pmnt. Per
order town committee. M
lionernl Embler is quoted as saying
that if n cone of cholera appeared in New
York the Connecticut National Guard
would not go to New York on Discovery
day. The fact that several persons have
recently died of cholera in New York
shims to settle the question regarding
tho pmptsed visit of the militia.
Thcl‘ednr l’oint yacht club sailed its
second regatta of the summit. last Satur-
ilay.oll \\'mtport harbor. Twelve boats
comlwtt-d. (‘nptnin John J. Jrunings'e
.‘intuluv. of Soutbport. won in her class
not ton-iv the best time. i hour «t? min~
ulna. uivr-r the course. The other win.
llt‘m were: (floss one. Hebe. Landon
Kctcbmn. of Weetport. and class three.
Jewell, E. Sterne Wheeler. J r. . of Songs-
tuck
—— thump-tiring Monday. September i9,
( ‘mnstwk llmtln-rs‘ South Nutwrtlk store-
will l'lnbl‘ Monday and “'Nlttvstluy cvcll‘
lugs it! it o’clock: 'l'ucsdny. 'l'bumlny and
l‘ridny evenings nl. fi o'clock until further
notice.
The South Nora‘alh ladies who attend
ml the W, C. T. 1.”. convention in Stepney
llll-ll week,report an enthusiastic meet
ing and n remarkably large attendance.
Mrsgll. Palmer is the president for Poir—
tield county and she presided with
dignity and made It lirit‘l address. in
the evening an ornloricnl nlcdul crimes!
rm- bold. Mrs. l}. B.‘Forlni, of Hart-
foni. tlw Hillh‘ pmidentflus present dur-
ing llw salmon.
Mn. Abbie i'. Snmlivy dial u! the
lmmcof bcr duugbtvr. Mrs (lmrge W.
fly-5b.»: lily :tvonuw. y ~strnluy nftcrnoon,
in tho t'igltly-liml year of llt’l’ nge. Slit-
leaves, lw'sllltifi Mrs. llyxbm‘. tbrot- mitt-r
childn-m—Mrs. James M. St‘t'lt-y, )lrs.
Junk-v; ll. Wilnmtl, of South Norwnlh,
and Edward F. Stnnlloy. of Providence,
Tltc fltlll'l’iil will in» bold to-morrow oven»
tug: at 7:3llo'clnclt from till: bomcol Mrs.
Sn'ltly. Gil Spring ain‘t-t. and the retinitis
will be when in West llt'ldlll". Minn», for
interment
~Tln-rc will be a meeting at the Re-
publimn litmlqunm-hl at tho old (”on-
gregntionnl church on Monday evening.
September ID, at 8 n't'ltn‘k, in form it “('-
pttblicun club. Young and old are cor-
dially invited to be phi-tout. l'o-r order
town committee.
Yesterday afternoon a New (‘utmnn
msndrow toSoutb Norwnlk. followed
by his pet dog. (in Valley Plow llll’ dog
bt't'ltmo acquaint"! with nnotbcr dog
owned by a resident tin-re and n lively
itgbt tools place. The two owners bet it
no tin-it nopwtive dogs. but when the
Valley l'lnct- brute wits uniting the worst
of it the owner pitched into the New
(’unmm mm and unto him a mood
thrashing. The lntier ibrcntmis to lotto
thematic-Ho the courts and it is not
known where the case will end.
sosmu rm
M. t... .
A uneasy Bull” .1 Ileana Mln'r'h
thrnlh It“ ol ‘l’nll.
Fred "all. of lforwulk. will play
march gem of pad with liar. Miller,
Hnugutut-lt. in the letter pint-e twilight.
a
of
Hit-«pie Charley in in llunbury repaint—
ing the tnttside walls of ill. l'eter‘u
church and matting some holes in the
steeple and roofiw __
Rev. lttlaa 'l'..(‘ooper, prior of the
llpwortb M. E. church in New linen, a
cumin-law of Alfred Phil. of
street. "redo the mat" in Washington
(lamp, P. 0. ii. of IL. one night last
week.
well known here. having been of t
visitor at the home of the Ill-ties na
andRena coffins. has been maniedto
John Dickens. a llanbury batter. for
mayonnaodb-just annouuosdtbe
fast.
William helm; and 1.. ll. imitate, of
How Yorhflolin K. Murphy-ltd 11m
Elm. of Yonkers. «villi. Elliot:-
m, Wuhan r. Paddock. ll. J. litany
son end L. n. Hubbard. of Bridgeport,
were in Nowell yesterday. All were
wheeltneu out for adsy‘l pleasure. .
Thelfewfllmumiflfliflledm
why. in the It“ elu- W. mute
. mansions: ssenommvn our iron. 9... success no ”mood
to in placing an tumnrsgrtos autism and one hove just mood use soonest) comm
HOSE, with our own etampptllroct L from the mills in Germany,
v
H
W
(influx Encmnpment, No. ill. l. 0. 0.
l".. will meet tonight in Butler lodge
room.
The new stamping and sorting table
and. mailing case arrived at the [notation
Nasturtium. ”W, _ ~ . ‘
f Charles ll Conley. clerk for C. 1..
ploy"; lins'ws‘igned his [mitten to enter
Oberlin‘coilogv, stuttering Olilo. * ‘
The gnttlini; gun platoon, of the Fourth
regiment, has accepted the invitation to
participate in the Stamford parade,
October 19. .. .- ,- ..
Frank Dunno and Jerry Cahill, the
art putters, ere mailing a display at the
Pittsburg exposition. and are meeting
with great out-com.
(WWW...
A regular communication of Old Well
lxxlge, No. till, i". and A, 3]., will be
held Tuesday evening. The third degree
willbe cite-uplifted.
Mrs. lfltnrlm E. Lockwml, of West-
port. fell from her front piuzm last Sal.-
urtlay afternoon, and was quite serious-
ly bruised and cut
l‘barlcs llrtthvrlon went down the
harbor nlter eels Saturday night.
Among his catch was 5 live-pound speci-
men, the lnrgtut capture in this section
in some titnc. ‘ '1
The statement of tltellnur. Saturday,
that the examination of edition; of the
Fourth regiment was to be held in Bridge-
port tbat day was incorrect. These,
tiflit‘t'rs will not be examined until the
“unions for l'onnecti-rut veterans:
John \i'ing.\\'iilium l‘. Potter, Henry
0. Similor: additional. John Kelley. issue
of September ‘7. J. P. Allen. Andrew
Maynd ‘S. Wnlrous. \‘elsntine Balerer.
(lilbvrt H. Lestcr. ll. ll. Palmer.
The choir of Trinity church, South-
port. was strengthened yesterday by the
pus-woo» of Everett Noyes. of Stamford,
tl‘n' Well-known lasso. formerly of St.
I'oul's t'ltoir. During lb.- sorvtco-t “urn-
by's bonuttftll nntbom. "King .\li (llori-
ous," was render]; 5
John Welt-h. who lives in Rocco's
block on Water street. was going through
in.- lots which open into lsnmu street.
when besteppcil on n rolling stone and
fell, breaking his ankle. A surgmn was
summoned and set tbclxinc, after which
Mr. “'elcb was taken home.
The quartormnster general has ordered
an inspection of the state propflty. uni-
forms. equipments. etc, of the Fourth
n-gmwnt, lobe held the latter part of
this month. which is about a month
earlier than usual. The property at regi-
mental headquarters in the armory here
will i» mambo on no elm.
Tim residents of Elm street were arous-
ed at an unseemly hour yesterday morn»
ing by cries for help, which came from
some omi app'irontly in great distress.
some of the pctiplc of the neighborhood
prm‘nml interns and found an intoxi-
‘atud mun lying in the gutter. He was
helped up and sent on his way.
John (tree-urinal. of licltlen avenue.
had an extraordinary growth of ymtatoes
this year and prophet: to exhibit samples
at the llnnbury fair and other ngricub
lurnl fairs near by. The vegetable is of
flu- Green Mountain variety and yielded
ill!) bushels to the ball acre. there being
front four to twelve pounds in a bill.
Many of them weighed one and onebalf
pounds apiece.
lilnnks are being issued from the comp-
troller's oilico to boards of school visitors.
providing for the annual enrollment of
all vbildr n between the ages of four and
sixteen years. The rettinuo are to be
made to the mmplmller on or before
September 5. and must include all NHL
drcn of the ages given living in the
school district on the first Monday in
October. The annual allowance to towns
from the slate treasury for school pur-
pose. is liflilfll on them returns.
Daniel lmh, came to Nonvelk from
Bridgeport three weeks ugo and secured
mfioyment ea driver for lbymond
limiters. Saturday be came up town
and got drunk. leaving his team of moles
Jone pttt ltiachin hie wagon and started
him for South Norwalh. later in the
nfternoon be come back and going down
ifmlmnit: street got into a row with
more «don-it women. The officer then
looked leach up. He spent Sunday in
tbelocknp and this morning was tried
infomduaticetbolidge. who titted him
Mes-mm Asbeltndnommwyhe
went to jail.
the reopening of the parochial school re—
cently, endeavored to impress upon the
parental mind the absolute necessity of
giving the children as good an education
as they could possibly “lord—«even if it
To empbaalne his statements he called
the attention of his mien to the
milebortrouhlaemndaaid tint. in
ltloopifiioilfllwy would Wot melt
ineptitude in twenty-five years that
force would be employed to settle them
if more condemnat- methods would
notwvallaodlotbiepolothe directed
mom lbattbebmer the education
cinema-oddity"
'lliI
Wit-Maths settlemt
Norwulk yesterday ulternoon.
towsnderebout them Olllear.
involved the mating of a small sacrifice. “'
theatieutionofhleheamswilhtbei
t
in grades to sell from 25c. to
i .
We have also receiveda. ease of Sixty Dozen Domestic Hose.'wbichi we shall sell at 100., or
three pair 25c. Tbesia, in addition to our regulni lines of Hosiery, will make a large and attractive
assortment. We are sure you will find them of excellent value. ‘ I ‘
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
thief of l’olice Deli'orest n arrested
“Tug" Wilson for drunkenncastbis after-
noon. '
St. Paul’s Guild will hold its monthly
meeting ‘to'mormw atternoon at 2:80
o‘clock. in the parish rooms.
A horse hitched to one of 8. W. Urog-
ory‘s canopy tops Inn away in South
The
wagon was damaged.
In another column the highway com-
mitteeof the Court of Burgeeses adver-
tise for bids for laying granite paving
and mucatlam in the borough.
Roswell Raymond died at his home on
the Strawberry Hill road. last night.
aged 77 years. The funeral will be held
from the house to-morrow afternoon.
There will be a special meeting of the
Ladies‘ nobility of St. Paul's church,
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the
parish ruottts.All ladies of tltuclturcb not
members of this society are invited to
attend.
Tim bicycle racing at the meeting of
the Gentlemen} Driving Assm‘iulion at
Norwalk during the last week of the pre-
sent month. has created considerable in
tercstumnng local wheelmen. many of
whom will be {meant—Stamford Ad-
vocailc.
A horse owned by E. K. Lockwood «1‘
(,‘o. ran away this morning. starting
from the propeller duck, and renolmi his
burn on t‘rom street before lit‘ was
captured. When the horse storied John
[tire was driving lie was
through the gateway, and turned to fix
some stores in the wztgun that were in
dongwrof falling over. when the horaw
gaw- u sudden turn. upsetting the wagon
and throwing Rice out. The horse freed
himself and started for the born. When
the wagon intact, it collided with :tbuggy
occupied by Henry \Vbitlock and sprung
the wheels quite badly. Besides break-
ing tho] whiffletrw of the wagon. no
dnmngv resulted. annld R, Smith.
who mm in the wagon with Rich. was
mining
throw it out and spmiuml his wrist.
til'lilt TIII’I llli'llll.
News and (itmaip of the bay in East
stir-all.
0. F. Morrrll, of First avenue. started
for Washington this morning.
The members of Mayflower limit and
kiddo; company are making pl’t‘llli‘fl-
tinns to hold a sociable next month.
“0". U. M. Pegg, Wife and daughter
started this rooming for Caulk-ton. N.
Y.. where they will spend a few days.
John Tryon. (‘hurlvs ll. Aistltnrpc :tnd
Gnome Brilto whet-led to Pcekskill. Fri-
day rimming. returning yesterday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hell, of Brinklyn. .\'. \'..
are visiting at the residence of ('lmrles
Aisthorlw. Riverside-avenue. Mrs. Bell
is a sister of Mrs. Aistborpc.
Mayflower Hook and lei-bier company
will hold a special meeting this evening
to decide upon accepting an invitation to
attend the ‘33)“) anniversary at Stam-
ftlltl. lh‘lobor i”.
If it New York tnillitinmm gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26tltstreet. mating
9700.00. which gives 19 people dyspepsia,
and these poo to spend $1,456.00 In doc-
tors’ bills linnll have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blot Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being all m)“ at the feast!
Inquire It l’lnistul‘s drug swre where
you my bare the problem solved end
get information abet" Cactus Blood (hire
‘llE annunl c t‘ election of the (7in at
South Norwnl . ('mtn..fnl' t‘ll unlit-n,
will be held on Monday Um. .‘ll. so: The
Police flout-mutton on llavilnn-t ntrret, in
until t-ltyJutve tm'ndml baled M the voting
pllv‘v for null! t-lrrtioli. lu- pun» will remain
open from ou't‘lock a. in. until So'rlm'k p. m.
Allut: ROBERT M. “'lld '03.
ill) 2t (‘ily (”irrh.
lll'flllE Til ”costumers.
Orrin-it or run (‘nt'trr or [insomn- or “run a.
tumour“ or NORWALK.('OS.U. l
QIAIJID l'fltll'flrlAL‘l will be received at
y: Itill: unite until roar. ‘. iii-pt. .‘Iitlt. mac, at
o'r Irv
. m. for the turn him: and laying of
afloat um u no! te vi port
nbout limb”: um unis o react-ii" . an»
and a uncut can “you i lnfor -
lion 0 itnlnul of ‘ N. nod. r. No. (E
3921' street. on using , . inept. sun.
The Cam" of ilnrgv-hs‘lilheveby reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. or to accept any
that in Hendrix-rat will be for the treat in-
“Modiliinti'wm' in that" rti
m u u tit.
will be required ”film to whom the $33...
"will Humidor! ml. at. n
_ or I c . In I to
the mum of . ore-l: to
m min bid
in. rd them ttiwhovn itin'o'lii'ih‘iitii‘
within live days {on notifieat ‘
ion of award.
or tile atzid count-t. punitive ' n
l mu- 9W II an s i l'
of the with the namenf lb bi
m rotor, e alder
CI
mum _
len flurlbutt 34m", reused ‘0 "
nomuh on .. , n
I. s. Aunts“ . , now...
Join: n. In; LITA twat-tut...
y lri‘l'illtl’l' or none: iii"? ‘" ’, 1
]) mmw‘m SL4.” lNOlA"
bet it h .. use.
Ill-lat of lien- in. mood. .
in ham 1 but» of Namath
is l'ourt for
M em!
.mn—u wail: mas. ,
33%;qu will
aria w Wand.
n or ovate holdeaat w
Alfoéik tre- 1.99... no "a?
moment:
wellto what you
.We bu our Codes green
article one time you buy.
back for more. ' ’
Grade Tea at 506. lb.
noise Dressin ,
LEADING
I22 Fairfleld Ave..
.1. I. (illll'l'ltt, - _
I Gillllll OPPORTUNITY
taut nun lilifll on
THE
of the hint; Island ‘lee
t-lottun a
HUNTINGTON. l. 1.. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23.
Best tiny fortbt- muss; sunlin purses offered
for the rwessthnt tiny. First-clans mile truck.
The steamer llUNllNliTflN will leave the
strumbont dork. South Norwulk. M {till n m.:
returning lt-nw Huntington nt Sn'dot‘k. Viv-
im: umplo t‘mm for set-in; the more and other
nature-s of llll'! flittllfltl.
FARE You RUI’ND TlilP 0X HUAT 750.
. Horse cars nnd stages «unmet with the brunt.
.«lll :5
BOATS FOR SALE.
A Sl.'l.i\|rl‘l’iil‘ river skill. urver (Mal. l~
feet 5 litt'ltt'fl‘lulig. nmbuunny upper work,
mrkvl umuullnca. llrnawb rarprl. " pair,-
aptntli onr~ Less than ("ll-l if sold now.
Also one dink ‘ m-dttr bun! with liniillL',
mom-yo, sprn sill , can. in perfect orrlur.
STANLEY 5. SMITH. .
“'lfblp‘fl'l. ('i.
Board ., of Health
the!
HE present-o of Cholera in
T New York bay. its appear-
once in New York city and its
snapected entrance into this
state. as roportul from New
Haven, make it the duty of tho
local Board of Health to advise
such precautionary and prevent-
ive measures as may be needed,
to compel its absence from our
midst. or to successfully combat
it if discovered with us.
elf ltv
While the chance of its being
found here is small. yet a regard
for Public Safety demands that
the most effective steps be taken
to meet its coming, not in the
sense of alurmists, but of a wise
forethought. even as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors.
("bolero is eminently a liltlt
dlfit‘iiSt'. it is not contagious in
the Salim sense as is Scarlet
Fever or Small-pox It is in-
fectious, communicated by a
specific. living germ The dis‘
ease cannot exist unless the
germ exists, nor occur unless
the germ gains access to the
intestinal canal. “The Watch-
word ‘of Protection is Cleanli-
ness." Clean ourselves, and
with clean surroundings. though
the (.‘holcra comes, it will fail to
find an abiding place.
We therefore urge upon
the Public a careful attention to
the established rules of health.
Unsanitnry conditiomi’sbmtld be
rlillth'dwn watchful oversight
kept its to the surroundtngs,
and a thoughtful vigilance iii
the destruction of all causes fore
luring filth. '
i The" Board advises the: ther-
ough cleaning of‘ all premises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the disinfec-
tion of all vaults and oesspools.
It commends a personal nf~
tention to hygiene and its laws,
and to the fact that those who
lead cleanly and regular lives
rarely take cholera. “its vic~
tints are mostly among the dis—
sipated and dirty."
it bespeuks a cheerful and
s. hearty cooperation from the
people in its efforts to guard the
town from tho int-0M3 of pesti-
lence or disease.
Norwnlk, Comm. September
the 10th, 1892.
81mm. menu, Pres.
C. B. Ominous. 800‘].
J. 0. Emmy, If. 1)..
I". B. BAR”, I. D.
the Horwaik
,‘e' .«u‘mfrWHV’ w
3 ‘ k lost and
uotiiils and secure the Best and]
in ten lets,
be people say we are right and come
For Tow—well we should smile if any one can touch our
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer.
tea drinkers praise our tee? Ask them.
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town,
Ferris’ Hams and Bacon, Gilt Ed
_ Trufl’es, Fancy Cree
Oil, Pickles, 8 ewsbury Catsup at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
33 Washington street. South Noni/nth.
Gobi) "prone POélTlo’NS“ ,
“flfl'l'RED 170R GRADUATEfi ATM
THE. NEW BUSINESS
[Three Departments—Business, Telegraphy, Stenogrnpby and Type
lies! of rrferences furnished.
«u. ;
5 b
‘ouwillsaflwiu,’
{vs long and be Mpg” 810%
and give you the exact
.sae
W81}.
Why do the old "‘ ‘i‘
They say it is Delicilsaliel.I
8 Butler, Hoyard’s Mo on:
ere, Cheese, Olives, (lily;
GROCER, l,
Hllill‘lllll“
Bridgeport. Conn.-.
writing."
(‘nil or write for circular.
rniscnuu.
M (in:
Taylor 8; Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralol or he and lot
with the View of urch 4i '
cell and examine bunt-list.” my. m nvited ‘0
. “a liar them f r
sale in every part of the city at ssonnlile
prion: and on (my terms. ' Ill.” l!
Putin um ennui”
l’i um and hingingt-u hl. MissK't Fl
2 llunfonl Plat“. South . orwnlk. ’ “:19 ii‘xin'
WANTED.
l)()\' Wnntod. inquire at Pleistul'smdrug
) store. sltiiit
3 (Jill); for general housework one in —
r, dross. (‘nlnretl or white. line Ewe-(dz.
(grey! wingers. l have good waitress and nurse.
{th a Employ merit Agency}! Hrmk street
.\nl'\vnlk. 24bit! '
\ coon second hand light demolition;
A lnulure nf illlfi liflit'v. ~; 5 It
To LET.
\ lifi'ilKAliLE rent on Ta; lnr avenue. with
- modern conveniences. Apply to Jacob
M. Layton. agent. slb lw
' El 't lei finoanhmtse Y» Osborn avenue
\ Eml Sol-walk. containing 4 rooms. Cit;
w'uri-rfn. lent 8-”. inquire of Mrs. Thomas
North. on the pretnisr,-. :l‘
v
l U“ lei: purl of housc,con~ti-ting 0 five
A mm.» and bo~a~menf rifle iluntlnzlon
llm'latl. lirnry street. Ens! Somalia. Witter
ln. Apply to Juitll Knapp. tt.’ \Vrsl street,
South Normal all} if
’I utm- :md pretnisw So. i? Fair-
. venue. turnout: nndmodrrn im-
pruwuwnis. Puseu'fle‘ion nt once. Apply to
Jan oh )1. Layton. agent. ilfiZw‘
'l‘Wn tmoiy formatted front roomeltlflavi
Lill'l «reel. elf} lIr
(‘U'l‘TAIiE of 7 film» at No. In “'oodwru'd
avi-xmr, Apply lu E, A. \Voudwanl.
Vii“: house Tuylor avenue, Ill); 5 mine
a Vim” :lrrt'l. 34*. r, moon-a. El avenue. ‘5;
farm Louw burn g‘irilrll nu mun-
, . . . mu
gill: an rt-im‘. Rowan-in. sill. Raymund ,
roe, m3
I’ll]! sALE.
\ ”mm sure bay horse will be mid cheap
. (or with! of une. Allinx strong lumber
box wen-nu Sill. inninin- t9 “nier elm-t In
stains, t it} .
e15!
'titli» ~plit pulleys. machine screws l:—
‘ , llflil‘. South Surwalk Hardware ('2?!
Mon. ilnllblm‘k. newton '
*Miflil; sult- now in use in Sentintibofllé.
., mum tut-burnout lxirlf. f r
combl inlmk. I ) on danger».
tlnvl other,
Pris r 5.1:. inquire at Hen—
.-'l tf
.‘I ISCI'IltliAXI‘ZIDL'S.
If iv. llEHHlI'b. of lhsnbnry. teacher of
' A. homo. will be in Norwalk. 'Ibnrsda .
Nptrmiu-r :2. For particulars inquire It P, I
llrndec's music- rooms.
slv‘r'
V ll 'ivl-ZL. silver and oxidized plating. polish-
. m1. rutiuultinz and lsrqurring brass.
bf'lillt’ and all lut‘kli gov-tie. Hlv' 'cle. hula“
lllul dun? trimmings plain! in best Invisible
l’l ‘ r. We make a extremity of refinishing
‘ilv‘rh; take tin-m dawn and refinish
' .put [burn up again the next day and
gustrnnhm tin-m to bulk m “l‘ll two new. A
plletlI tr-l will bring .v mnnto thehonse. who
will :m- an O‘Slllllfllf' on lln' work. tit-deb nnd
vwrk l on be, Mt nt Lamb i2. Potter", billiard
room, “full ~ll’rs‘l. Norwnlk. and at [humid-
son" plumbing pimp on melngton street.
South Norwnik. Mid will burr. prompt nttem
tt-m. We nrr aim tnnnufm-turern of door
noun-dilutes. house numbers, c-l‘r. Agents
wuntt . l‘nll at factory. lit: Witter alrccl.
Murphy liroa, South Norwuik. (”onn. all? i}
in conscious tuner.
\rtmtrr: is hereby given to all men» liable
‘ to pin taxrs to the Town or‘b‘orwllk. in
tho i ‘ounty of P‘nlrilrld. and flute of Connecti-
I tit.nn the limes-intent list of “ill, (but I will
int-«l. them to receive said lane at the follow-
tnt: tunes and pint-w, to wit:
Al llit' store of Ilnnfortl & Delim'lt. 7.114 No!-
unlk nlnwu tnwmmn Tuml”.r\l1fllnl m
live. from it! o'clock. fort-noon. until
u'rlm'k. Iftrrnoou.
.\l the More of J. ('
Tuesday. Artzml Mb.
tilln'rtlm‘k. nflrrr‘tonri. l
Al I re More in A r mnzo Dibble, .
i-‘l - Milo ltivrr. on T’urully. fleplrtnbzm'l?
m -. lrom Infill o‘clock. afternoon, unlll ll
n‘rlm‘ifik, charting.
Al i it'll lt‘Q of llll.‘ Tin ('oilrclnr Km]
mtit‘v littlldlnfiln the l‘himugh of Nevwllfill.‘
slid Town of . urwnlhmn \\ ednesda' u
alto. but. from 9 o'clock. forrnmn. until 3
ll-t‘lli'k.lfl‘lP'nmln. uul trut- 7 o'clock until 8
o cloth in tile evening.
Mr. l . I. t‘nloburn. of J. spent-er I (70..
Mom pt rout, tend dumb ill, lanytoanHVubI .
tmi sin-oi. south Somali. are antlmriudufo
revolve linen fur tie and stun mints.
tin nlf llxm wt. «in ninth untnln unpaid after
u.» in: tiny ..t "ember. Iv Intemt at the f‘llu
of omen-r rent. will immersed from the let
the In! Nuts-tuber. It”. until the some “all M
pg I .
titanium it. in. JOHN
l'ullm‘tflr in and for Mid Town of Norwall'. on
the list of bill.
lietnl st Nut-nil. (‘onn.. AllKnIl 0th. it]!
out“!
Miss Dunning’s
SCHOOL Filll illlltllflEll
‘I‘Ill. IZOI'ES "(Milli 3.
Will receive pupils In Music aft" Plot. I.
lift West litmt. South Norwalh.
allfi'
suntan, not. it
Randi». Winni h
1m, from .’io‘clockpu.t'tI
Copyright, “or. b) Maximum“!
m E. Housewo‘tv'th. .
nimn‘gifitfi .t'if’flfi
3“”..th Into,
A habit
in...‘ .e: Else:-
D I g“ .
“Milne
Norwalk Chronicler