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than: our I wt or.
Lubin’s '
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at 59¢ per bottle.
am. POPULAR owns.
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REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
(maul outer Billlli ‘ur
Jamaica '
Ginger
A for 25¢.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
Calisaya
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PLAISTED’S
Beef Wine
and Iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
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l. H. Plaisted,
Druggist.
“Washington St. SE. lloiwall.
For the Mt of our man 'frlml» who”):
what huwnlk contain: I rewlth puhllnh
or Illa for making It. unmi- Inc-a he
ennui ,
Pint, we in“ nneounre of the lpil’il of row»
utlon. In fthir nuntityuf good roanlvm-r:
we intone into i m- : tIhh-upmnfnl of the
oath of utlenrr.uldlnx It the name tlmra
few Iprln of othem‘ um the-v grow uten-
nlnly in the garden of Life. nllwrlnu M the
um “In. I lamina of the blmmmlol hope.
ninth-nib: them with [hr balm of l’hn‘ldetn e.
now comes the mmt mentlal parted Ilil t\
fur drove of annulus friendship. hut lure-rs
fulof coautrrtelnlnlho tour loan; of melt
In . which mm umnlannmaly; the Inn!
mi lunofltl ilalhe communion. “elm
m we. «9 it do of the?o to!- harnmn‘l‘om
‘ v'uufll “It "lllll'lll. IV~
3*!“ lb. manor grunt judgment Ind
mead regulating lhrtiltfl‘ M't‘nfllitllf to
' virulenc- .
of IIIM
fl thin medicine the dnrtrmv Ill
t II In in! llble mm for rim
1 Ill-guru- Indium thItwhlrli-«mtnlm
«lent tally mm ed folio-roof I
uncut pommt. malonlk'tvlth pep.
It all!” run» for on , land all form;
of median. Lou l rirmmtt malarial
balm.utntholmr au-llon motion" the
m am. Mon «tum! Ind Ioldhy
000.! f Bunsen,
son by: o. A. tumour. N an.
' caril‘rmxahor A
anion cums.
M minimal tea I Indium trait
humid-to with ml-ln top ”unlit-r
tint. (MIA kahuna- unit. 3:. lb.
llavi, Mackerel Ill Pails.
it“. I'll nu.
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spoken HALIBUT
g ., ,, . ......__-_......w~
“alight, fresh who! “Imam our
mm Minnow. walla. aim
II thaIgwl number tun tried
Million!" time-ma morn-d tar more.
' w“... 7-4.1....
Vi In M on the price of gnarl anon.
Mlhflflmm. lion-WWII!
“tantrum“. 'l‘rylt.
mun mu or run.
ignition-unmana-
MUM” flint.
Mwmdltumm
j *dflmm “on“
. N. that. .1... It“ line
7, arm-flit ”Item
~. “Mauritania?“
in II I W «It Ito- In III- II
'flmfl but!“ In.
fiiEjXEllING pilgrim;
JA MES milliliihfié um Proprietor.
hurls-«l yeIr sh'imonthI. _. 50: amnnttus.
01.25; I mathdiuoénto: Ilnule‘fwolee. I cents.
almanajwuwiommg.
sun at .s for. ' n m. Low only
It to?“ at: $3 . l grit-m i It 5:13
How fork Herold Month-r Roman, -
The weIther try-day promiu-I to he ooneld~
onhly omler and ire-nanny from partly cloudy
to fair. followed by local froetI in and near the
upper Hudson Valley. 'l'o-mnrrow lt promi-
Ieo to be slightly cooler Ind clear. followed by
I rise of tempenturo.
What the rough of Our City are both;
Ind Suing.
A. Dickermau & Son are showing a
large line of dress goods for fall and
winter wear. ‘
The price of coal in South tNorwalk is!
now $6 a ton. Local dealers say there is
likely to be an advance rather than a dc—
cline in price.
The schooners J. U Sher wood and
llousawnic are discharging large cargoes
of brick at John ll. I'errie‘ what—res for
Hoyt Brothers’ new opera house.
—Puro cotfee with purr- cream. he. a
cup. depot restaurant. Upon all night.
Tholire loan in the United States dur~
ing the week ending Friday. September
ltlth. was ill 412,000. This makes an
average loss of telllfi 14.23 per day.
South Norwalk'soldest doctor, M. ll.
’urdee. who has been under treatment at
a private sanitarium in Stamford. is so
much improved that he will soon return
home.
Tbs-finishing touchm are now being
put on it. ll. (Golden's handsome new
house on West avcnue. and he and his
wife expert to occupy it within a few
weeks.
The Young Men's Debating club will
hold a meeting this evening at the horm-
of the president. George ii. Vo‘slmm. Jr..
Spring street. The subject for debate
will be: "lhnoived. That Foreign Emi-
gration to the l'liited States be I’m.
llilliled."
~t'omnwncing Monday. September l8.
t'ntnstnx‘lt Ilmtlwm' South Noni-all; store
will close Monday and \l’c-dnmlay even-
inga' at :4 n‘vlm‘ll: Tuesday. Thumiay and
Friday owningu at 6 o’clock until further
notice.
Among tlwprominent arrivals at the
lininu'llenul iioir-l :m‘ ii. J i’rllingill.
palatal supirinlvndunt of tlw l’mml
Toll-15mph rump-my; Robert Whittalicr
nn-lSrinuwl McDaniel. of Philadelphia.
who ilctl'v sons attending (‘olonei Rob-
erts” military institute»; and i. Dohlmnn
und wife, of Brooklyn.
Instead of the fnefor-all race of the
Norwalk Driving mntintion. next week.
the Meson. iiubrngcr ilmthers' have
liimllyeonwnted to have their famous
[um-r. lluuid lloblr. who has lowered his
mile record to 2:14}. paw fora purse
to beat his record. This will be an im-
portant event and it is believed that tho
record Will he lowered.
N. L. lloomrau. of Ilridgeport, who
catered for Companion F and I) in camp,
has taken the contract to furnish meal»
on board the steamer Waterbury for the
Fourth regiment. on the nutrition of the
trip to New York. Breakfast will ht)
nerve! at daylight on the morning of tho
l2th; dinner after the grand». and break-
fast on the morning of the lllth to be
M'n‘mi on board the twat, J.
~lu1uuumblo pricco It Lane's depot
mtaurum. Open'Illnight.
A nix-round Blurring match took place
this taunting on North Main «trout,
helm-on Ford Klmmich Ind Ilutch liar»
wick for n pum of 03.50. The latter
was ”lightly under the weather. con-
mluontly Ferd had that advantagedrut
it required Ill oi hiuklll to not tileluettur
of Butch. who has had tum orperinnm
The reform finally divided the pawl,
giving Feral $2 Ind Butch 01.50.
The Mm“ of El; Ivonne were quite
rxcitul [Int owning or" the «lineman
Inco of Leopold Andi-non. the men.
year-old m of Clot-tun Anderson. The
boy mu m playing our I pond on
lpxlngtoo Ivonne during the nftemm,
but nothing was new of him after lhIt.
new man waded through the pond
Indemnified Illnou everywhere. with-
oatm. About 10 o‘clock mono
entered the parlor of thoAnderIon homo
Ind found the little fellow quietly deep
in; on tho rofI. uncut-elm of the
troublelmhIdeIuIed.
For lisp-Ilium Dentist l-‘. W.
lhrmalmhaeamn‘tm Ital Intuit.
inghudenmmmomrthepmtomce,
definition he hp- m complete Inui-
tIhtflmont-thhut rate Ind taut
godundml can produce.
y iii new w. he sets In
mwmmam oom-
mammal.» m m
MIWWJNIIIW
humiliation-admiring.
Arno-chum militia in I Gould
Matchmmmmmhw
hot-larymflIMbb mm
Mudflats-ht m
”cm“ Hula-lathe!”
Mammalian-III III
m m
WHO, We“
stand the point. we make.
'60.,
_ day.
the Win»!
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I LOOK AT
Fill STYLES
co, and you will readily under-
WE give
Clothing that no one will at-
ritual.
M»..—
alk.
South Norw
voluntary... '
A Breezy Budget of Item rum; tho
IIurunIII Inn of Town.
Prof. E. 11. Wilson'nhchml opens to-
.' ‘ W . i
. Ofilcer Dunn in nursing a oprltiut‘d
ankle. ‘ '
Finally &Betn.-dict liavohpurclmsed a
new horse. ___._.-__._ .
Utlleer Dana arrested ('hurles Stehb
for drunkenness thin morning.
The, receipts from water rent: this year
will be $16,295. This is an increase of
several hundred dollars over that your.
Sumner Sweet, a driver on the main
line of thestrcet. railway,returnul last
evening from his martian in New York
state. accompanied by his family.
The Willing Workers circle. ng'ni
lhmghters, of the Kuwait; u. E. church 3
will meet with Mrs. George Selleck. of
lierwin street, at 3 o‘clock tvwnorrow
with out on lly a. 1
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84 WASHINGTON
(IVER 'l‘lll'l RIVER.
"mu run! “only of the lth in but
Nor-lull.
Tho lipworlh lwague will Inwt Friday
evening with Arthur I’errin,E lliver’ugde
avenue.
Mien ll. Irene Wilson and Bliss any»:-
tcrroullarvuy are visiting their empti-
parenui at Huntington, L. l.
lilies Minnie Bell has returned to West
Hartford. where she has been engaged to
teach during the cominy'mr.
Henry donor. of Find avenue. spent
Sunday in Mt. Kim) with his wife. lie
reports her health as being somewhat
better. _._.__.
Mr. and Mn. Webster Brown willcele-
brain the fiftieth anniversary of their
nmrriage. Wednesday evening. Septem-
ber 28. at their homeon llenry street.
At the special meeting of Mayflower
hitcrnoon. ”h
(hptnin Charles ('. St. John writes '
from Breton that he is improving rapidv
ly, and is}. now able to Sit in a chair. 'ilo '
horn-s 'to do away with his enriches with- I
in a few weeks.
The work upon the [nut ollice impruvv- a
mental commenced this morning. t'on- :
tractor t'. I’. Tunney has charge of thorn.
ing of a new floor.
nineteenth among the States.
duced this term in connection with the
primary department of lwr school. which
opens Thursday of this WH‘li.
Samuel Foster. clerk at the iiouutonic
freight house. while tallying
freight in a box car this morning. hull
his balance and fell out of tho door of
the var. lll‘llh‘lll): himself badly.
John ll. llvmsun's lI-Ifst'. :ittmriu-d to a
milk wagon. lutrrnpted to run away in
front of the Gazette building (ill-l morn-
ing. but was stopped before any damage
won done. except the ilfifi' of a quart bul-
lit‘ of milk.
Ward Gregory. of Wm! avenue. ho..-
bi-en ut \l‘ork for several days building a
canvas canoe. ii» luunclml it ywlrr-
dmy and paddled down to Tim Knob.
wliorehv‘ Will km'pthrlxut. 'i‘heeruft
will lwknown us the "Grog."
Tin-xv v. ill he threw iihll ti?l_\.\ rim tut-l;
in timi'ulimiic rhurvh. litr Ember day“.
“fill";l fall on nvxt \"t'tinl‘fitllly. Friday
and Saturday. 'l‘heaeuru days of pub
lie prayer and fasting in thanksgiving
for the success of the burn-vi and in
implore its continuance.
The handwnuely appointed invalida‘
caroftho- New York. New Haven and
Hartford road WIL'l uttnulml to the noon
train on the litmatonie road at llrancir
ville Monday. it ouuw from llidgetiv-ld
with the invalid daughter of Judgi-
tiillwrt. «i Brooklyn. who has been
spending the summer thvre.~lt.lnbury
News.
A number of Norwallr people Went to
Hatigntuek last night to see tho M’Cttlldttf
I series of tlln't‘ match guinea of paid
between Fm] Hall. of tlna plow. and
Max Miller. of the latter place. Tho
mo won an interesting one. In tho
early part Hall was continually in tho
load. .\t the end of tho- gmno llnll’u
moreweacightymvon and Miller's Wu.
The third gami- will he played in
Nut’Wflik.
Justin: I". \V. Perry left town with the
vetorInI for Washington. I). t‘.. yeatcr-
day morning, leaving behind him the
ntartling inwllixenm on his olliru door
thIt he would return Ihwomhor ill. Ilia
friends were mmidvnhly frightened at
this and at Mogram Wan mm to tho
judge at the U. A. It. headquarters that
the only way (or him to roller" their
anxiety Ind make them think ho had not
‘ goon to (IIllfornlI wmld be for him to
read home I letter explaining hi» utraogo
mnduct. ..
At a meeting of tho lawn Tt'l'lllltl club
lIIt evening. I tooth“ eleven wan «ima-
niled with II. B. Bluhopu cam-in Ind
Dr. W. l-'. Acton II mInIaer. Tin Nor-
wIlI Park has helm rented for the mm
Ind I IoothIll field will he lIld out. The
tarantu- the team Ind the mhtitulm
In a P. am. rm llIvilIml, wu-
uim lander, a. n. awn. John (Imp.
I). W. Immoral, Rom Bernhard. I}.
Hill, I. A. hickvrood. Inland WildmIn.
Ir. Wolmnan. 1-). Gregory, W. 1..
Jam, Ed. IlyItt Ind Howard and llert
mm. M”...
Incl-Id Ifttllin, Jr.. Ind James Craw-
ford mitomtaek lutnlghtto no
the pod hutch, returning hm Ihmt
midnight rally for my triad of I franc.
The officer! lent them home, and mm
all they was tucked mid, to their little
bod-.vhenaullmofm the electric
light Italian that two lira-ten own cum
imaging “not the who. firing um
Ind inning WV. gun-nit, ohms.
loin. Oneal lIrtlI IId Northrop
found you; InltII III Crawford, and
mu
The limt work to be done will ho the lay- :
’ i
1
It ranks sworn] in New England and;
i
Ml“ 31- F~ "iii“ hi“ wronged ‘0 “1""! l'hzirlm i. ilathhuu. who shot and
kindergarten exercises and games intro— ‘
a vine ‘
Hook and Ladder company, last I'Vt‘nlllg.
the rnclnbr-ra voted nnaninmusiy to no—
eo-pt the invitation of the ('Ulllflllllt‘e of
the Stamford Fire ih-purlmvm to unite
with thmn in the 250th anniversary cele-
bration. October 19.
Arthur t’urr write-s from Marlena that
the schmdnhipSt. Mury'u left that port
on tho l0th inst. for New London.
where she will probably arrive about
(Motn-r I. lie says the boys ah'
The Connecticut internal revenue dimlhaving a two time. but all, and on
trier. paid internal revenue lltXt't-i oi, , . d
”ml‘gm’ug {Ur n". year ending Jum- 3“ Ellil-l lremlwell. loot: eagerly forum to
pv-rmlly the other Norwzllk boys. Roberta
the who when they will i
7 minus.
us home.
I ‘ . . .
lullml ironiel {Yin-semi) at Stunington.
l February l3. hm been mnviutni of mar
i dot in the :«wfnnd degree. ('in-sebru mu
: the lu’vfiu‘r of Dill-ls i‘lu'lm t'bem‘lm».
t truwlo r In the school here.
‘ illllIlN'S FARMS.
it In said Kim! Sir. Leland, who (yen-
pn-d, a voltage at l’hipp.’ bent-h. has
tmmzht part of the land at fin-en's Flflllrl
own-d by lira. l‘ A. ll lpiliilt. and will
build a handsonw summer reaidrnn:
there twat simian.
3
Phone timtI ago money was raised by
~mhornption to purehaw a flag and ital!
for the scln’ml housv in this district.
Neither ital: nor stall have been bright
yet. lull it is said lint! lltl'y 5mm will i».
un-l that or» long the slum and stripes
will float from the school house.
f‘IHNIlIIIlIll' PLAINS.
l lib ll-wruo Il-mton is very sick.
-; Timur." (in-gory is :lowly improving
dauiost'aloy, of Weston. mm in town
Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. llwrgo itmtnu have re~
turnml from New .lorsoy.
William ll. tirrgory. nf South Nor-
“;tik, \ isitod his brotlln-rl Sunday.
Oscar Wilma and wife. of Nomalk,
tllh‘lll Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. l'hirlrs lluhy and Mia-a
Alice Buckley spout Sunday in Xorwalk.
Sldnn-y Admin and family, all llndgtu
pun. visited )lrw‘. Tilllllllh lirugwry. Sun-
day.
ifr't‘. i". H. iC-tlliiill». of Norwalk,
pmwlml in the rhnpol Sunday after-
noon.
Elliott lit-ion Adams. of South Sup
walk. spent Sunday with her nintor. lira.
liezriliah Filiuw.
lino. Fulton and children. of News York
rity. are to may at the fnmtilfllt‘v of
t'lmrlm llouton for a month or more. or
until thechuleru scare in New York in
HYPI’.
I’IZlII’I.V. "W K .‘ltlll'.
I‘Irmut I’Ivnun-ph-I about Our. IIrnl
mum I'Iunlo'I I‘rlI-mtn.
Abraham Ilv'ml. of llnn-nwh-h. in a
guest of relatives in Norwalk.
Mm. W. L l’ortcr, of South Ilnin
utrvet. in via-hing in ifartfonl.
Mm Fred L. Baxter hm lwen apondinu
a vm-li at her former home in Wipdeor
inch». ,
Mina Jenni» llanlm. of Southpm. it: no
lfll’lK Miss Mary Breads-n. of llayview
avenue.
Mrs. J. ll. (fable) Ind Mien bour- St.
John. of Jersey City Height». Ire It the
NorwIllr Ilotel.
Ilia» Jennie Gregory. of Eliulmth
street. (MD Sunday with her fitter
Emma in Whitfield. N. Jo-
Itim Mamie Bolivia. of Adam- Ive-
nne. banking In extended rim with
friendl in New York.
Ill-I Grace Snyder, of Toy Ior Ivonne,
has been flitting her aunt. llrs. 0mm
Ford. New York city.
Mm. Henry CIrtrrIId It. Cum, of
Wm Ivonne. thI named from I visit
It Canal: in the Berbhlrn.
Illa Innis flydemf But Namath,
Ind It. Ella Richelieu, of Nonnlk.
hue mumed'frorn "loll to (.‘love, 163'.
0. B. mm. who truck for the
llurtfmt Cycle comm, l- the guilt of
Ill. pronto, Ir. Ind In. humid hot:-
Ion, of film Inert, Nmk.
It: Gertie limit. of Baum. who ha-
been visiting II. (2. Allen, «Omitted.
llorwIti. left turn yucky form
City for I Ihort any before running
home.
camel's allair, Storm Serge
tashmeres, , ladies’ cloth, etc.
”may. ma. mun-mot
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Intro About the htnto Conventlun to In
I'VIII in Hartford Next Month.
The Christian Endeavor societies of
Connecticut will hold I state mnventiou
it Hartford. October 4-5. at which the
Normal“: and South Norwalk societies
will be largely repreoeuwd.
, Everything indicates that the meeting
will he a big ounce”, as nothing is being
left undone to maize the convention on»
long to he remembered.
Particularly good preliminary work is
being done by the reception committee.
which ilfht between forty and fifty mem-
bers. They will arrange to meet every
train. 'bus or boat going into Hartford
during the convention days. and will aw
siguqunru-ro tothc various delegations
and perform like offices.
Mayor liydo Will welcome the young
Christians tn Hartford.
Mr. l’mlvlo-fout and other “makers will
make whirl-sum. An effort is being made
to sot-un- Josiah Strong and the Rev. Mr.
l‘urkhnmt. Bishop Philip Brooks will ho
at an Episrolml conform-nor. :6!) he will
not be prewnt. lie was much plenm'd by
tho invitation to attend.
A two (My rmtnumnt Will be establish-
ed at liln‘ Foot liuurd'a armory.
Stl‘lt‘l y. local union. state and conven—
tion badges should be Worn. Thin is nec-
m-mry to gain admission to the First regi-
lm‘nl armory.
“'IIII‘ the Wheelmen an Doing.
Th:- .\lph;i Wheel club will how a run
to Sunni-ml Thursday night.
There will be u apocial meeting iuf tho
Alpha Wheel rlub this evening.
Sun-ml lllt'lllllel'tl of the Alpha “'Iiwl
club Will take arun to Row York next
Sunday.
itarien has the distinction among
riders of having: the thirst roads between
New York and Huston.
The annual fifteen mile road race of
the Rambling wheelmen. Fridge-port,
will he held at Semitic park this after-
flmlfl.
The Alpha and Xurwalk \Vhwl riub
ilyers are It tin~ ‘urr llmunds Ltilltu‘sl
every evening training for the races :Il
the-grounds nn the 25m and :ltlthinfl.
The prizw for the hieycle races to be
held under tho auspice-s of the (lentil:-
men's Driving awmiatmn. Sv-pteiuln-r
2S and Ito. lil'l' on exhibition in tho wru-
dow of .larkznm'o jewrlry store.
To km-p :illrezu‘st of tho» time-3 Julius
Ilurnnng. of the Alpha Wheel vlub. has
had the rim of tho whim-Is on his biry—
rlo ermxm-lul blue, Willt‘il outbox a pond
many thltirllllt‘ll to mistake it fora livid}
Wlu Id.
The ltulbury Wheel club will hold it.-
annual twirmiie luuulhxlp mad rnu- our
the Mill Plain trnursr. Thur-May after-
‘I‘Io' entrini int-ludi- nearly all tlo
host rat-em in that city and at hunt lrll
nwn will start.
Local win-clinch who have uhwivvi to
almost every quarter of t'ontox‘lu'ut.
v‘iulttl that one of tho \\‘1llfilplt't‘t‘.‘llfft’fll‘
over which thry have traveled is at tho
top of liw turnpike MIL-mull. of the .Ve-r-
wnlk armory. The road at that point
int-4 stones of (lillllbl every ilvw‘riptiun.
from the sill) of a plan's flat to the oil.» of
a man's head. and the road in also very
iilulgt'rmfl. owing to the uneven grade.
Many people, both filmi- whom- businc-el
tnkvu them to this locality and threw
who go riding for pimtstlrt' alono, take
"tin-r roads loading to their domination.»
rather than take the rink nf traveling
over thi-i mim’rablo thomutham
llthlil.
u‘llum Jun".
Jim Dora Jonm and Randall O‘Hara.
both of Stuart avenue. hoardoi a train
in this city Saturday afternoon, and were
dull-lily en routo for Tromont. N. \'..
Whore tin-y were united in tho holy blind»
or matrimony by the» ltev. lit-mgr- Dixon,
p slur of the Find I’rvshytorinn church.
'l‘lwy aturtul on thrir wedding tour from
Tn-mont to Stuart avenue ymwrday.
and rturprhtcti thrir relative» and friend»
by the information that flu-y were mar-
fit'l'. They are boarding with the groom‘s!
"Intel. Mu. tilitlurd t'lnrk, Stuart «venue.
The Olly-Ir!“ 03pm “crooning.
Although the output of cyan-m is in-
creasing In volume every week. It in not
Ill large II it mid be but for the drip-
nwntn from Norlolk into New England.
write» the hit liIven mmlxmdeot of
the Journal and Fourier. The Inmthern
shipments began only I few days ago,
and in norm mm the Norfolk dealer»
can umlerhid the) Connecticut shipprm
A l-‘nlr llIven deIIer raid that one In»
ehusetta firm to whom he had been rhipv
ping I00 gIIIom of oysters per week had
transferred its trade to Norfolk on In-
count of I cut in prices. late in the
min. however. the fair Harm nhip-
pen 'Iil be busy Ind will bore no dltll-
culty in marketing III of Mr clock
vino- .. trad.- rm
Acmmiltlxto the British heard of trade,
agave-lament body, the average '1‘"
paid in British woolen [communal
WI you. The ‘W yéIrly urn-
lnp In New York ItIte, according to it
turns male to labor Communion mi
by manofmom In reply to circular
(the moduli m Ibo by the W
tarantula-Int m ”H in 181.“
New York Pm.
he Div-mo In In Ill/It.
Time h- Men I elm alert made to
am: W II II allele of final
during the mount netting an. anal-
Itly than which come flora the 0nd
.‘ Diagonals, Billiard _ cords, '
Special attention is called to our line of Navy Blue Goods so popular this season.
A. Dickerman & SOn,
NORWALK. CONN.
lillllll AND runna.
Important Nun of the County and flute
Chronicle-I In I Condemned Form.
Two hundred Stamford people are in
Washington this w: ck. _ .
The twenty-first annual 'fair of the
Union Agricultural society at Hunting-
ton begins to day.
The religious census of Bristol discloses
that there are 71 more inhabitants than
shown by the census of 1890.
Large quantities of hard shell crabs
are being caught daily along the Connec-
ticut river banks at low tide.
Two hundred years ago the erection of
the first dwelling houm- was begun at
('hmter by a loan unmml Dibble.
Frederick Hellman. of Birmingham,
attempted suicide Saturday nightby tall-
ing paris green. lie will recover.
The body of Arthur Toyota was {mind
in Simpson's i’ond. Wallingford. ‘it is
tlmught the man fell in while drunk.
John Seanlon. a teamstwr fifty years
old. dropped dih’ld at the entrance to
First Selectman lhwett's otliec in New
Britain. '
Mrs. A i). Kellogg. of thin“. has a
night blooming corona that recently ro-
mainml in bloom all day.
usual occurrence.
David Dudley Field. of New York, has
preempted to the iind-inm library ammun-
tion an elegant oil painting and aovvral
\‘ttillml's of spun-clubs.
Tim.- is an un-
Jamco .llrllowan. a trump. lai-l lio-
fuumlalion for winter quarter.» by drivv
ins; his list throngha large plate glass
window in llring-prrt.
ilnss fishing at Sionutuk p‘i'lt is a
pleasant pastime just at llff'Sl‘l.l.. i’arlirs
go out from Saybrook and “molly collie
home with good t‘ilit'iltfi‘l.
William Thorium»). employul by the
Amuvniu Bram; and Copper company.
was naught in a belt and hurled around
a Hillti! several times. iit‘ Was frightful.
ly manglml and div-d an hour later.
“'th the boilers employed by the
Tran! it ilino Manufacturing i'n.. in
Sew Britain. were paid oil Saturday
night. they sure notified that hereafter
their wages would be reduced tvventy-
live per rent. in t‘nl‘ltlt‘tttltfllcv of this cut
down thirty men struck.
State l'umptmllo-r Stunt) will rz-gialcr
no mun- bonds of the New York and
Now England railroad until the mom
decided whether such regi-itratiun is low-
ful under the Voiiiivcticut law. lieu-t-
t'lnr’s that till‘ injunction ease in court be
brought to trial imnu-duttrly.
li' :1 Saw Yuri. lllliilllllitlh' gun. .1 din.
nor at 5th Atomic and 26th straw-t. Misting
flout”. “'hit'h git-m 19 people (“rapt-win.
and (lime tropic spt'flli $i,i")li.tlll ll) duf-
lurh. hill-z and tinally have lowly-$3.!!!
mu‘ll furt'artm liilnni l ‘un- to (‘llf'r' them.
what uould iv the- snvin: po-f' raptta i.’
the dinner should not be given. there
being N7 permits at the feast?
inquire at i'lalstcd‘s drug ston- phi-n-
you may have tho problem mind and
get information atmut l ‘zu-tm ill. ul t 3n ro
AI lllllllllllllE RELATIVE Til
ElEflTlllll llllllTS.
llw il rmu led b) the ilnord of ('uum limrn Hf
the t ‘zty or south Somali.
Sm'rIo-v t .lm-eph A. \‘ollt. Selma Taylor
and Edwin Adam» arr herrby mode. may“.
“He'll and Ipsnizilml a lerd of Ein'tri > 1.1m
t'nzrunl-«ium'r‘ Ill .uul fur miduit ' of south
.‘lllruulk. who ulmll lmld othvr unit their Mir-
wwrrn nrr rin'lml and qualified, m- ilrf'rln-
ltflvl' provided.
Sun 2. SIM mullahs-toners and their ms"
rim-«mt are burr-h!) Million/rd to pinch» Irw-
thry land. both top. mrv'hlnrrv. Ippamhh.
fixtures. pol” Ind vainN for In elm tnr light
plant in mid South Sow-Ills. Ind to «midi-.11
Ind opt-rule out-h plant. and to maltr- all Mr”-
wry rulm, arr-opulent». rmulationn and mo.
trm-tn for that porno-40.
Hll’. it. tint-i city with” cleft. of thr nut un-
mtnl rim-rim: "t Mill risky. three m-ru-nw in «ur-
rrod the lhl'tw permmt muluhrtorr appointed
as u iloIrd Hf film lriv Light l'nmmiulom-ru.
all of whom ahall lu- «Until inn faithful ills.
l'llnntt' of llwlflllll'irn. Ind whnil llllill ”flit I’ In
fitiiltl‘nj
”no of wild womanly-toners until .ill’lllll’) l-t.
tumor-rot mulmmmimtonrrn nnm JInxmr‘
lwt. um. Ind ul’lr‘nf «and romrniwionrrn um 1
January lot. ”in. Ind until their "Autumn
an- rr-tm'tlvel) chi-en owl own"): and the
nwtrecltve trrrmn’f "film of Mid «numb-Alon-
el~ obflli tn,- determined by lot within thirty
all) day. after their election. in the vrwnre of
the clerk of llirl'tf)’. who Ito-ll mu 1- a word
of thr name. And om- l-iln-tv‘u- Light (‘ommlo—
Mutt-'7 ntmll he rim-wt] at m h annual meetinu
o1 molt-luau" ttw your I'm. to hold am"
for the tnmof three till "In twinning on
the first duty of January out (ohm-inf such
rlrctlon. and until another in rhino In: uni-Ila
that, Any urInr) whlrh may war in mild
ltmnl ul lin-trir Lt ht t'vmmtulnnmr may
banned by tho lion of thmru'llln- nlor the
remolmln M the then rnrrrnl I'll. and until
the nut ”fatal ”,3! muting. return and. VI-
«my -hI l hell" by Inc-v rlrrtton. And
mob mmmlmlonorp Ibnll metro for than no -
view lltl‘h mmwmthm In the Iloord of that»
rllmrn utnlt pwrllr.
Maul. ft min“ he lhevlaty of the flour-I or
Illrrtrlc Ll ht (Vitamin-loan» to keep I norm!
of their o “I ”new Ind to audit and
up rum- Ill bill-i mot ,, In mutation with
Ind lInt. TM! Ihnll "pm InnnItly dru-
lmztu- month» Iktmhr.mofwr.if r1»
unrated. tn the than] of t'onnrllmen. I note.
. Including Innovator»
the plant. In «(Int-to of
required lotu- expended in mnrmu
lion therewith. climax the coming my. I re»
port of “unsound-Min, Whit t erllr «I
army! of Inch plant. on: our-h other matter!
at Informal” In any h- alted rm. rel-Ila.
to «M t.
Sn; Any W who wilfully lnloreo.
destroy» or
electric
rntouthp M. clue-s.
tutoring» wit II, mum of the
plant»! ”punt-s.” an alarm:- lulu pulp.
minnow. “Rumble. in Stone or lumpln
the r I; of Haiti! Nahum or any property
. barium mu imfull Ind pay I
pea-it: of Int lent II In lull» Milan- nor
mam limo twenty-Ire «mun dolla- for the
mo! sold all
arm. '5
of (‘mnrllm'nuf the
her filth. ll'llf.
.Beptem ,
A In! I . Reed.
"III igh dug h 'Iggiinm ll
Mic-I: “it! at. Winsox.
a (my Clerk.
“Inn ammomil ‘
Tl"! 'i-Wlifmm of the City of
, f (It office
will In a a :1“.ka It (a. rim”?
Mice oI llIrllInd ulna. II
In” "moan m , aunt nth mm
M i'“"i'"‘f‘..’i"“ “I; will “I:
0'" mm or I. .n o". . .
ma mm min?“ row trivia.
boa-re FOR SALE?
game m w m
an"...
_ " 'hIndlaw
_ Wkw' . ’
Look
. We bugr our Gotten green
article one time you buy. ' T
back for more.
Grade Tea at 50c. lb.
LEADING
THE {NEW BUSI
l22 Falrfield Ave..
Bent of references furnished.
t
J.‘ I. (IRWIN; — -
' roinvyginn.
Conuemlonul Convention.
The ihrnocrutn of the several towns in the
Fourth (.‘ongremional District In,- renovated to
mad the usual number of delecatu to the con-
vuntion to be held at Democratic Aawt'lation
illmno. in Main «tract. Bridgeport. on Tues-
day. Seplrnillcr Zith. hill. at ii a. m.. for the
pur inset)! plowing in nomination a («wildlife
for rprcrwntullve in Congress from said dis-
trict. and to do any other rum-r businerw.
‘.\l.lli2il'l‘ WAKE) AS
. .' i
1"]!’(i)lf'{t‘.::l;lil\{\érultg‘ ' t 'onltroypionul
liESllY .‘AHJ' .' (‘ulllllrllll‘u
SIDNEY H. EXSIHN. it
wante Wide-awake Wurito-ra ere-ry-
whrrr for "SI! III’P'S I'flu-
TIKEBJI’IIS of “It: \"illlth" iii" urn-ahwt
bunk on earth; rusting snoop: retail at 3:53».
SHEPP'S rush or immilluru's: mammoth
lillisll'ilin-li circulan and lrrma
frwzdnllyoutprrruvm' lflltvollnnw. AKI'H?"
wild with t‘lltl‘l"r. Mn. Tum. l.. Alarm).
Til in o
twmmvnlo.PHUIDGRM’H "‘5 Mk:
Tv-xmu‘lvar- day:
lion: Arum. “Humor. 0.. 3:3 in 40 minm...;
“will llnwpun “Mums. i.)ll(ln, N. l'.. am
Hi .- flllHN.’ il mrmnm; mil! v
nitirem outfit only film!“ THE
Btu-ken!) rrt-Illl, i'rcixill pitiil. All. GIAHIE
BIBLE l'l'lflJfillll!“ ($0., 72:! Chentnnl
nt..l’IIiIsI., or 358 Daurburn s: ,Chi'iflflJll-
it!" lrn
Board H of Health
Notice !
HE presence of (‘holera in
New York bay. its appear—
ance in New York city and its
into this
state. as reportul from New
Haven. make it the duty of the
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.
suspected entrance
\Vhiie the chance of its beint,r
found here is snmll. yet a regard
for Public Safety demands that
the mo": r-ll‘v-.-livc-stz~p~ in" tukein
to meet its coming. not in thv
sense of niarmists. but of a wise
forethought. even as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors.
dim-also.
the
Fever or Small-pox
it is not contagious in
is Scarlet
It is in-
Sflllitf sense as
fortiouel. cmumunicated by a
speak, living germ The dis—
ease cannot exist unless the
germ exists, nor occur, unless
the germ gains access to the
intentiuai canal. “The \Vatch-
word of Protection is Cleanli-
ness." Clean ourselves, and
with clean surroundings. though
the Cholera comes. it will fail to
find an abiding place.
We therefore urge- upon
the Public a careful attention to
the established rules of health.
Uneszinitary conditions should be
removed~a watchful oversight
kept as to the surroundings,
and a thoughtful vigilance in
the destruction of all causes foe-
lering filth.
The Board advi‘rws the thor-
ough cleaning of all premises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the disinfec-
tion of all vaults and cesspool».
It commends a personal at-
tention to hygiene and its laws,
and to the fact that those who
lead cleanly and regular lives
rarely take cholera. “ Its vic-
timsm mostly among the din-
nipated and dirty."
it henpoakn a cheerful Ind
hearty cooperation from the
lence or disease.
Nomalk, (foam, September
the lath, 1892.
Baum. Dunn, Prom.
C. B. (limtanolt, 880'].
J. (I. Gnmmv, It. 1).,
I'. B. Bantu, I. I).
Once tried we’ll win a sure customer-
tea drinkers praise our tea? Ask them. ;T
We are Purveyors tothe good citizens of this city and
Ferris’ Home and Bacon, Gilt Edge Butter, Hayard's M:
noise Dressin , Trufl'es, Fancy Crackers
Uli, Pickles, S revvsbnry Catsup at
CHAS. E. SEYMO
33 Washington Street. South No’rw
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS l
“SECURED FOR GRADUATES ATV--
Three Demrtmento‘Businam. ’I'olegraphy, Stenography and Typewr
(‘lmlera is eminently a filth '
p people irrlts efforts to guard th'
town from the inroads of [teati-
L‘upvnghl. mot. I t nu..u(\‘“t‘il
goodt at I clone marginhiid ‘
well to what you out 33d
MOUR’S and secure the Belt and ‘l
on will sly: I whim)» :
«It...
EYJ
ve long and be happy. .
in ten lots, and give you the not,
he people say We are right and 1» . me"
For Tea—well we should smile if
any one can touch our igh
Why do the old,: lad i
hey say it is Delit lowly.
, Cheese, Olives, ‘. live
i 1“
GROCER,
link:
_
l
NESS-‘e illllliEilE
Brldgenért. Comp.
ting.
(‘nll or write foreircular; l 1. 1'
I'll HlCII’AL
Jyl’) 3m
Taylor occult;
Real Estate andlnsuunce.
wasuruoron atrium
I’ermna lookln foralot.or homo Indlot.
With the view 0 pnn-hmdhumre Invited to
call and examine our lint. “e have them for
l-llit', In every part of the city at nmwnahlo
prices and on 1 «av terms. 13$ t!
I“
Pllllfl Mill Blllfilllil‘.
l . v '
2.33.“;:trlvli‘alfillulsdllc"“
wax'rrmf”
“ XI’ERlEXCED lump
I
L lmxos at nnt’i’. ii
flay and Raymond street
tie F'lvnn,
all? Int
,t ,, .
, i u..- ..
mater-v to work on but
lock it Folultsbce. cor.
r1, Sn. Not-Willi. 59’ ll
,' Mill); for m-rmral housework:
o) «in-«n. t'olnred or white.
Hood wages.
F‘mil li'~ki£m
I launo
()rle fiu'ede.
l have good waitress rind name.
pluyment Agentyfi! Ill-unit street.
sill tf
. urwai '.
'I‘ll LET.
DESIRABLE rent on Ta) lor amenue. with
_ modern conveniences. Apply to Jacob
11. Layton. agent. 919 IV
A
. «HA—a
{l { inborn avenue,
.(‘UNll't'loor of h: u e
East .\orwalk.ro:i‘mnlnu t rooms-z (.‘lty
water-m. Rent 39. inquire of )ilr~.'l‘lmmas
smith. on the prem's is. all lw
UWEil part of hmxw. c'onaiytilpl: o
l
f five
I; room-1 and lasement illo- Huntington
loom—l. flrnry strrrr. East Norwull \\ ater
Ill. Apply to John Knapp. ti'.’ “lo-ll street.
South urxnlk. sl'itl"
'l‘lt ltilh'l' r-Ilonse and prrl
ttrldavenne. till-wins and "Modern in)-
pruvrmrnls. I'rmsee-sion at once. Apply to
dumb 3i. Layton. ngv'lll. “52"
(‘UTTAGE of 7 norm of Sofia Woodward
avenue. Apply to E. A. “'mrtlward.
x E
ui..~ E... 1:11;;
\V house Taylor avenue. till: 5
‘ rooms
“Met Htreg-t. Sit: 5 roomi. El invent“. '5:
farm house. barn. garden an: pastnrage
lo; all room-v. Ruwayton. $13. Raymond
r03. m3
For: saw.”
‘ lilltli) hitt‘ bu) lmrw w
A for want of the.
box wagon $3).
~tuir-‘, . ii).
\
.lil be sold cheap
’ .\ hie; strong lumber
inquire W “ater street ins»
hi5 tf
‘ _ Ichine some Ind
hulxth Surwalk llal‘tdware
’I will aplit pulleys. m M
Iifliii.
lliinirilalihlm'k. a‘ iii"
. x" . , ,
\u‘lxld. mt.- now in aw inSentinel none.
I ill-Eli" Ifii'VL-lll'vlllt'll
‘ _ t loxli. four flanges.
I'rlmldlizill-lll ltwlt. Price silt. impure at talen-
51 l!
linri nllil .-.
Losr.
‘ fl
\ $7. MILL. on \t’a—tlimrnn .«mwt. berwun
I toiixatwk‘s hardware «are and Trow—
iyflllfitt" rigarston-.tl.1~ morning. Finder will
pint-3' [wave at lhi‘llflii'?, ’ n
MISCELLAN lltllljs.
l.‘ h. Ill-.Ritll'hl. of lumbar l. rem-her of
A. ham". will he in Sorwalii. 'l'hurwla '.
November 2:. Eur particulars. imprini at l' '.
livndr‘t'! music rnoznn. *l
' ll ‘lv'l-Zil. ~ilv_r’r and oxidized plating. polish»
not. ro‘tlnhhing and [maturing bran.
A
moon-amt ailmetal thit‘. llt'l vigilante”
and We t‘rirnminw platvd in West laslble
mun ‘\e~ trinken nwcimltyorf re nishilut
tic-n; take thrm clown and retiniah
..pul [lib-ill llp nu‘nln tho nut day and
miaranrrr them to look no tun-ll my new. A
{uphill} ,ird mil brim: a man!» the imam. who
will av» an rallllmlt' on llw Wtyl‘ili. Orders and
work can be left at luvuh f1. i’utllcr's. billiard
n...n..\\'ull alrtztl. Sui-walls. and at Dun-Id-
u.n'-‘ piumlfing almp on Wuhitutton street.
South Norwulhund willhavr prompt ntlcn-
llun. “.- nrr also mnnufm'tuwrera of door
mum- plain". hon-v numbers. rte. Agents
wrlnlm. Valli Ill factory. ill! lll'flttr «reef.
Murphy Bro-K. South Sorvmlk. than. will I);
m tilltlElll’tlll'S loner.
'1 Y1 [L'I'Z la hereby given to all roman liable
. in put) taps in the Town 0 Non-ll. tn
the (‘ovinty of Fairlitbl. and tit-ti of Connect].
out. on the ”ornament list of Ill I. that I will
”)0er them to revolve mid taxes” the follow-
ing lltnen and plum. to wit:
.U llw Mlln‘ of liarilnni & (Horn. 2‘" Not.
wills oluvvn townhon Tuesday Aim»! 3)":
inc. from to o'clock. forelwol. until real
u'rlm'k, afternoon.
Al the adore of J. 1‘
Tar-Wily. August :lut h. mu. from Biff-lock all."
Into réoek. nfterrfiuon. h
At r to store o Al onzolnhblr, at
Five Mile Inn-r. on T‘l'lflldly. He Imlnrs'lg'h’:
tum. from :3:le o'clock. nlterl it, until ll
n't‘llK'l. evening.
or! V! office of the Tax Collector, No.1 3h—
mnu‘ ltnll-llmfiln the through «if horn-ll. In
uni-l Town of . orivallr on “'e-lnnulay. Airgun
:llat. 1w. from 9 o’r not. frmlvnoon. until 3
o’clock. afternoon. Ind from 7 «11'le until 8
lancer l ..
....~.w....ll';..
n'c-IM‘k in the evening.
.Ifr. II. F. t‘nlehurn. of J. 91
Ittthorizcd to
viola.
Mam ntrwl. and Jamil! I. layto
a nap-Id after
[lit to vl-ty of ”Holler. 1m. intern! at the role
”I "my" rent. will he chow! Irma rho tut
22hr»! m-ptemtnr. lam. until thq, ”poll.“ he
130mm in. . 1mm.
l ‘nllH-t r In Indf . 9
“will“ of lmfl'lud Town (I Norwnlk on
nun u 30mm. (31mm. Aw so. in
Inlzttf
Miss Dana! 15..
scrum ran e um
l
”ILL ”WI’M.‘ 06") II ’.
Will receive pupil-c to Hack: I It? 1‘ch I.
.
35 West Street, MIIMNOI'IIII.
WI."
llamllal. Winnlpauk.
om arm-r. mirth Snrvmlk. Ire .
nee-rive rule» for rm- Itul sign an
ml all lillrh whirls nhull tern-ll
E. Housew
timid. *
I‘
room. I‘-
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Norwalk Chronicler