u .1
n.2-méFRANC
Washington Street.
for instance, and you will readiiymndim
etand the point we “make.’ WE give
"1“” in “WWII that, no one will at-
5 5 “Mp3 to lex'bél, rm. ,, W
I .l 39%;.”
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mill till i ill or
Hillln’s
77; ' “Extracts
£39., per bottle.
attention}: owns.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
(l) inguinal sum: or
llama“ léfi _
jiryGinger
“for i 25c. .
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l
.!
PLAISTED’S
Elixir ”of
gGalisaya
-, a Tann-
bIAIS'rED’s
Beégf Wine
‘ and iron
ARE THE BmT SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 75c.
Ml. Plaislell,
Draggist.
l3 llasiingtonfit. St. llnmall.
um”
rang coma. mid-$538M M W.“
Ma— ; ‘montha, ,: 3
81.15: t mildrhfim; amalewugwegn‘h:
5:: .r. M u. an;
r 1:!»meme 3*
union'svtmwh‘
low Yuri Herald “anther Vane-u.
'l’he weatherto-day promieea to be generally
warmer. mewhat eultry and from partly
cloudr to fair. ptnaihly preceded by rain. To-
morrowit mwbo generally from fair
to partly cloudy and warmer.
“ill MN“! SAT 80!
.. '~w-—-~Mt
Wannaca fl. Prunes, editor of the
Alliance :Daily Review, a prominent
Democrat and candidate for congres-
agaiuet Governor McKinley on the Dem-
ocratic ticket in 1886, comes out for Bar-
rison and Reid. 5 He gives an his rcaeona
that he has become thoroughly convinc-
ed of the great benefits accruing to the
American people by reason of the pro-
tectivetarifl ey‘btem tempered with re-
ciprocity, and advises than who do not
believe that American manufacturere’
workingmen should be brought into com.
petition with thel poorer paid laborers
fom Europe to rwrote the Republican
ticket. W m“
Paulo MCFARL N, of South Carver
nominated Saturday for congress by the
Democrats of the Twelth district, today
sent a letter of declination. lie says:
“Running for congress and running an
iron foundry in Maesachuactts. under
the existing tarifl. are incompatible."
Tut»: Democratic party stands to—day
where it has always stomh opposed to
every new industry. It opposed protec-
tion to the steel rail businem, but steel
railmanufactureia one of the greatest
industries of the country to-day. Now
it opposes protection to the tin plate
manufacture, but in spite of this opposi-
tion tin pinto manufacture with only a
brief trial is assuming gigantic propor-
tions. it is a safe course for every
American endowed with a genuine love
of country to oppose the Democratic
party. M .-._
As soon as the Democratic banner is
placed in position we nuggcat that the
Republican managers place another ban-
ner as close to it as possible with the
Democratic thrill platform printed in
large letters. Let the true attitude oi
the party toward local interests be fully
understood. If our industries are, as
the Democratic platform dcclaree.rob-
beries, frauds and exist in violation
the constitution, and the Democratic
party obtain pom-r to repeal the law
under which llwy exist and operate, it
will be a'sad event for Norvrnik.
T. .‘l. WALLER Mid lfll night at Music
Hall thatalady purchasee dram goods
for $19 and is met at the door with a de-
mand for 810 additional, which in for tho
tarill “tax." A gentleman buye trouaer.
in; for :5 and has to pay a “tax" of to
additional. What in the name of com-
mon sense does the ordinary Democratic
citizen want of imported good: anyway ?
Are not American clothce made by
American workmen good enough for
him? Dora he wiah toeend his money
to the laborerain Mu countries in
stead of keeping it in this country? Let
the Democratic millionairea who want to
mmqtemnflmkam weer importedxoods paya good round
“um.- “guy.“ manor “9;“ h. larill on timrn. it would be a very fool-
cream .
Mntabeonooamoftbeeplrltoim
Itloa.an urinal aantltyor good cm
in!» than a to
n: adll n ‘ ful of the.
all. m. i
lanai“. “Wag-ft. Who" "'3'..-
ve ‘ Ct ON I ll. .
:amalluamlhlof malignant“ tmpe.
nonunion them with the balm of Providence.
newcomer: ibe moot mortal part of all) a
(twang-o! genuine friend-bl but cam-
f‘alof countrrfrlihlalhe l hair of poll
1 whit-barrow y; . t
name tirnea
""3 dtligantand adm
lib policy to/takothe tariil oil imported
olotha and reduce the high wages of
American workmen to the level of for-
eign slave tolh-ra merely for the lmrpoee
at giving the nullionairraimwrted mode
at lower prim than at purulent.
The liq-amt l‘oaelbla Declaration In
Varorol'ree'l‘rade.
tl‘reru the New York Beat.
The eubjoined letter from an intelli-
i [cut citizen 0! California will, we think,
hat hon-ad wilbaxood dealof interest just
now:
Tollwflflloro The flunufila: Ana
mof'l‘het-lnn
aaa Ibmocntof
for twenty years.
. over twenty—live yearn, l have a gull-lion
IOU.
alleroomatto mania to
bill party. rmany and all tariff retrainin-
era law “Wrath levyingofim-
, tdntiee?
« lbareren’d the more:
Jarea- wltbpuroelelato’andrubbor auroral ummdlnve a.
lull" ‘ unwell. alert. Mullins“ many limea
,1.” , Thereareeleven tnhminl’o—
-‘" l? . luneawhovowthatlfyoudeoidetbe
I W In Falls ounctruetlmoftbeclatanaelnlamrot
. . ' tbeabolttibuofalltarifla.whetherblg:
all“ I'll tau. erlow welhallnotonlyvolelbeltepu
I lit tribute mismandh'mouey'ht
w non
r». ,. A, W
« “Mammalian-wear weapcethattbeleadenolourparty
momentum-teen. mill. tliaea Wilkeaiotoffoola lute thiain—
ue imammwmmu l nuance-cane. We
kw...“
whet-we ttolroncr
he.
, .NING' small." ' ‘
“""sum manila?”
want the People at Our City are bolus
and lulu.
The hm mam»: ”newline electric.
WWW‘M tlilllrhlal’l'ltl. "I"
fi‘sht' ,.a er. A, ,' l
lie—Tonight ;. .Mgu.;.£.rupuum
headquarters. Marching club. Come.
Butler Chapter. R A. ll, will hold a
special, convocation tonight to work the
mark master-a' desec.
There will be music at The Knob club
house Saturday evening. The membere
are all requeated tobeou hand.‘
—Knox atyla in ladiea’ felt Alpine
hair at llpupp’e.
E About filly people from South sor-
walk attended the untington. L. 1.,
fair to day, going stern... the sound on
the steamer Huntington.
Many (i. A. R. men, and those who
never did service, returner! on every train
last evening from Washington. They
all spoke highly of the parade.
——(lcnt’s, Iadie‘e and children's hmiery
and underwearaapccialty for the com-
ing week at M. S. Smith’s.
Warren 2., owned by Warren E.
Smith, of Greenwich, won in the 2:37
clam at Huntington, Wedneeday, in three
straight beats. Time. 2:30, 2:31, 2:31}.
Mr. and Mra. John Watkins, of Taylor
avenue. entertained a number of friends
Wednesday evening. in honor of Mrs.
“'atkina' brother. William Wade and
uife, oi Norwailr. Ohio.
«Harrington, German, Dunlap and
Thistle styles in fine wine still hotel at
‘Knapp’e. '
Trinity Episcopal church having been
thoroughly l‘IHlIltfd, services will he n»
snared there next Sunday. Among the
most notable of many minor im-
prowmcnts is a new carpcl on the mom
lloor of the church.
There will be an opportunity for all
who liavi-expniaaed a desire to become
members of a campaign marching club
to meet at Republican headquarters at 8
o'clock this evening, when new compa-
nies-n addition tothe one already en—
rolled. will be formed.
~Sce. how cheap We are selling demea-
tica and ilannele this week and next.
M. S. Smith.
SlurtI-vunt'u anrumnn-ment in Tm:
Srzsnsar. that he in displaying a lutgl‘
and elegant amortmcnt of rims. has been
theeignal fora grand rush to his bar~
gain house on Northllain street, India;
go into wattle-ice over the beauty of the
my and are astonished at their low
price.
——Knox styles in ladiea' felt Alpine
hats at Knapp'a.
It is expected that the matinw races at
the Driving denudation track tomorrow
will be quite intereating. it is derived
that at least three clam may be alerted.
One oi horses, unknown aa yet to fame.
promises to be. quite a feature. It in
hoped that all interested will be on hand
pouibh‘. W... __.
—Linerur of all dcacriptiona to be found
this week at special ratea at M. ii. Hmith'o,
Doc ol the costly features of Deck"
lirothere‘, Big Minatrel company. who
die to appear at Mimic llall. Wolncaday.
ileptmnber 28, in the, colebrntml Manhat-
tan Quartelte, umm. Graven, Samuela,
Jackson and Smith. cuclt tnchmr being
a distinguished notoial. making this
company one of the stump-at singing
chews on the road.
~Rcaeonable mica at Lane'e depot
reatanrant. Open allnight.
Henry A. Biahop, of bridge-port, it in
alibi: condderinzanollertoacoept
“emporium at the, lion-atoalc
wed. Hi- t-ther in nation: that be
aboultlaoccpt the , Alumbuthiefrienda
any he in allli «man. Mr. .lliahop
ban med an purchasing agent ol‘lho
Conaolidated road for metal yearn and
has done creditable work.
a.
II. B. l’anona baa brought to Brook-
aide Stock laruIJately. a number of the
lineal horas ever shown in this vicinity.
Partial-rumble are-event double
, olfih formic, action. sine and
much moot be ant-penal. A
learn of ban, which be driven with open
hridleaandno cheek-,put on all the
atyle imaginable.
“-3— ‘t lulu examining the “.00 car-
hmttimmnwtwm that Jederaon and Jana-noun! Tilda mincekltteand'loonight dream, at
choice for We each. Booth Norwalk
South Norwalk.
at 2 o'clock, or an econ limiter aa
q .
.t ' r
‘
"Militant: narrow ”
A Bro-u Unholthrw'l‘ltowto rromdhe
umuahI-‘olfewn. . ’1
. it... outta. may hollow a
l
milling on... wiltohiy’eniie‘: m r:
Alana. “‘7 4" V" t; '35 mi;
-. fa WW; hum ;'
f amen-moment mile
NW.
The work at laying a orncrete walk
acroea the Green from Lewi- atreet to
Eat avenue ha been commenced.
Willie Ruled. therfonrqear-old son
of J. E. Rumilml 33 Orchard street.
who has had a revere attack of (lipho
theria, is oonraleecent.
—-Pure coffee with pure cream. 5c. a
cup. depot mutant. Open all, night.
Andrew Hutchinson, oi Winnipaulz,
who recently fell down the elevator shaft
at the Norwalk Mllle. is quite ill with
congestion of the lungs.
E. M. Lockwood. the horseman, h-tt
ton-nearly this morning for Waverly,
N. .l., to drive W. B. E. lockwuod, Jr.'e
Daisy C. at the state'fair.
Engineer Thomas Daugherty, of the
Danbury and Norwalk division, and tiles
Ellen Giiroy. of Brewster. were married
in Brewster yesterday morning.
~lloye’ solid ahoea, “3.5, at lloyt‘e.
The American band. of New Haven.
hue :l‘TI'IllQII the price otlcn-d them by
Pin-mix Engine company and will head
them in the parade at Starnfor next
month. K
we
in another column appears the all of
the aclccllncn for the annual election of
town other-n; and to determine whether
or not the town will have license or no
lIi‘l‘lta'i,’
wch war-lice. three quarts for 25a:
75:. if basket. People‘s market. Sorvvalk.
The oyster steamer Falcon ran aground
in the cm channel about 9 o'clock iaat
night. with abig brad of need on lamrd.
Noilamngc resulted, and alter a short
delay the vessel was floated.
At Providence. yesterday. Pickett won
sccmul mum-y in the 2:30 unfinished race.
in the nomad dlt'loltill of the 2:45 race at
the Huntington, L. L, lair W. ll. hick-
u'ood‘s Turner liniabed '3, 3, ll.
—Ladica' Waukcnpbast abet-s, $3.00,
lioyt's.
William liillslairuugb died at hie bouil-
'on \l'tlum avenue hut night. lie “at
it yl-arnof age. Mr. iiillsborough was a
hard working man with many friends
who are sorry to hear of his death.
t'arde are out for the wedding of lilies
Joau- .\. t‘luett to i‘. Vanderbilt llarton,
at (‘hr‘m church. 'l'roy, N. Y., October 5.
Miss t’luelt is well known in Norwalk,
having been a frerplent visiwr here.
—‘slwcet ptrtatoem 25¢. peck, at People's
market, 2t Wall street. Norwalk.
Yesterday the jury in the (‘rilui-
nal HupcrioriYourt returned a verdict of
not guilty in thecaeeof William Ilanlon,
of Norwalk. llaolon was charged with
amault with intent tollill John Rice on
June 10.
In connection with the exhibit of mam-
moth ilreen Mountain potatou to be
made by John i'lreenwood, of Iieldcu ave-
nue. at the Danbury fair. be will exhibit
hill huge ”angel Wurlzcl bet-to. some of
which tip the scales at twenty pounds.
w—licnt 3L5“ krd alum, at lloyl'e.
Mr. Smith, of Raul Norwalk and Mr.
Merritt, oi Norwalk, have cutcrcd for the
Y. M. l}. A. road-race which more; oil
on Saturday. A cane oi unique design
haubeen added to the already generous
list of prim (flared—Stamford Adm
coin.
The metric liubt onxnlgbt piglet,
near Jeaninga' undertaking rooma. ‘ to
benwvedtotbe middle of Will atreel
aud'will‘hangontt also adaptation to
Mon autumn not-or tile Quldllfll
building, corner of Knight and Wall
atreeta. Thachange a made to bitter
light the foot of Hill um.
«Ticket. for the ‘1. ll. 0. A. color-
tainmenteouree will be. out iii-mow.
Any reaponeiblo person winning to tell
them will reeeivenhefor every in acid.
Apply to J. A. Pinneo or V. 8. some.
The Knight- of (blumbna have drawn
the line apinet aaloonkeepera. flare-
alreraay maaengagedin that businew
or llkelytomter it will not he admitted
tomornberahlpintbemlcr. 'fhlaaction
wan deemed emery became oi the
alarmingly high deathrate among that
clamolhurlneramen. Fullym per
eeutoftbetotalnumber of liquor deab
era in the order died lent name-lieu»
Haven Union.
.4...“
“them-rebel“.
I. ll. whornnmoa Wheel club.
lubeenchoaeuaarcfuee in the eight
andono-ball-llleroadraoeoftheY. ll.
crown-aunt a handout; fimorv
towaftwrmu. A number of lion-ll:
ridueeapeettoeeethetaea 'l‘haYJi.
abbey-arable) ., toru-
microfilm ., p
Bathroom, ”Ladies' Biotin, tic. .
he:
'1
”"7”.“ .
Special attention is called to our line of Navy Blue Goods so popular this reason.
W
repetition not." 7 I
mean-t Paragraph about Oar and
5 .‘llt-rfifi’rfirlt“Earl-.93.. M .
5 5- Walkway» Pug, rgtnmd
yulcrday from hie vrait to abrasion
”:39. r“
Win Blanche Va dem
in vieiting, Mrs. W. ll. Wilkins, Lowe
street. , .
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Bryant, of New
Haven, are guests of relativa on Main
atrret, Norwalk.
Mien Pauline Schickle, of Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y., in visiting her cousin, Dr. S.
W. Shuppan. thb city.
Iir. and lira. Charle- Boech have re-
turned from a three weeke' Viait with
friends in Ne'rark, N. J.
The Mince Fannie and Julia Stowe, of
High street, have gone to Montreal for a
visit oi thrmor four weeks.
Mia- Mary F. Clark and Miss Ella (-3.
\Vyman. will return from Palermo, N.
J., tomorrow. where they have been
making a week's visit.
Mrs. George W. Meditt, of Leonard
street. is spending a few days at her old
home in New Milford. This is her first
visit home in thirty years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert.of South
Norwaik. are spending a few weeks with
relatives in Ridgelield. Mr. (liibcrt is
in poor health. He had a surgical opera-
tion perlomred at the hoepitai.—-Danbury
News.
(WEB TIIB IIII'I'IR.
fie-a nllt‘ litre-Iv ol the Day In lint
NorwaII.
Mr. and Mrs. (l. W. Benedict. of
limmr-lavenuc. have returned lrom a
trip ['1 “'ruliinuton.
The members of Volunteer Hose com-
pany will hold a metal meeting Monday
owning. at their rooms. for the purports
of taking action on an invitation to
ticipato in the 230th anniversary alStam-
ford.
The Republicans of the Third district
will hold a meeting in the Heat Norwalk
Reimblican club rooms. Volunteer liooc
commny'e building. Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock, for the purpobc of selecting
names (or town oliicers to be presented at
the caucus o! the First and Third die-
tricta next week.
IDA Ill [23”.
The Democrats will hold a mucus for
the nomination of town ollicexe, Monday
evening in the town hall.
At the grand Democratic mass meet-
ing, in the town hall, Tuesday ~evening,
lhecilizeus will be addressed by .I. ll.
lliuagli m. of ‘l’rovidence, and Jeil'ersou
l‘hamlh-rml New York. Heine's band.
or' South Norwalk, will furnish music.
—-Scc our new mrrtment of kid gloves
ranging in price from 8i a pair, upwards.
M. S. Smith.
Souvenir light of " Wu..."
There is nothing new to be noted of
Ile“'ulf llopper and his jolly compan-
ions at the Broadway theatre. New York
city. The careerol (ioulwin and Moran‘s
bright and tuneful opera in an unchang-
ing story of large audiences, boundless
enthusiasm and hilarious enjoyment.
"Wang" holds firmly to its prestige an
an unexcelled comic-opera entertain-
ment. and could in all probability con-
tinue to till the spacious Broadway until
the clone of the comedian‘a present en-
gagement in November. but true to the
promise made ina speech at the termi-
nation ol his special reason at the Broad-
way laet spring, he will produce Sydney
Roeenlehl'a clamic mimic-opera. ”The
out...
o
A. Dicke’rman & Son,
‘ rat-n a... "r. a. in...
It stands to rcaaon that ocean grey-
hounds are not ordinary harks. .
”the with who a’llwaya stops to think
what he leaning to say seldom any: ox-
aetly what he thinks.
. “Doil'llurrowa‘ quarrel with his wife
he much as he did i" “Oh, no. They
stopped their row a year ago." "How
did they come to do it?” “She died.”
if a New York millionaire given a din-
ner at 5th avenue 'hnd Metreet, costing
$00.00, which given 19 people d pope
and tlmepeo le ependtlfiiiti. indoc-
tore’ bilisaral finally have topay 85.00
each for Cactus Blood Care to cure them.
what would be the eavingper capita if
the dinner ahould not. be given, there
being 87 pemone at the feast!
Inquire at Piaiated‘e drug store where
you may have the solved and
get information about Cactus Blood Cute
olnn.
HELMEK—ln South Sorualk. so tember 2:.
albert Belmonwuol )lr.and re. t'harlr»
it. Helmer. am 7 year: and 2 months.
1M1: funeral will beattemlvd from the
amily residence. No. 9 Hamilton avenue,
Sunday at 2 o. m.
winner Til vurtrsl “
MEMBER of the Executive Committee
will be at Democratic headquarters every
cvcni to till out blanks and give any in-
'format on wanted relative to the making or
V'Olemd oblatni of naturalization papcra.
mu GEO. EOL‘KWOOILChairmi-u.
NOTICE.
Allllllll Tll'lll MEETING.
Tillinhabitanla. legal vot'ers o! the Town
of Norrralkmrr hereby untitled and warn-
ed that the arterial town meeting ol said town
will be held on Monday, the third day of Oct».
bar. A. D., on; for the election of town elli-
\- rs also noon the petition of twrnlywlive legal
mum of aald townaballot will be taken to
determine Wlll'lltrl'flll'y' roan ehall beliceneod
rust-ll epirltuom and Illxll'llllll‘ liquors in
mild town. These persons in favor or the,
National said license will give to a ballot
vmb the word Linnea written or printed
thereon: and thoec persona against the group
ing of eakl Itcaneowtll give in a ball t with the
turtle So Lircnac written or print thereon.
All DI the officers of said Town of Nor-wall;
will beelo‘ted by ballot. except those provided
by law to be appointed b ‘ the Selectmen. The
[“8 wilibe open for t realorcaald burp-wees
tour 6 u‘tthrck a. to. until ooh-luck p. m.. at the
Town liounc for the First voting district; at
the Putnam lime image. on Franklin hlml.
South Snrualk. for the Sec-rod voting Madrid.
and at the new Volunteer Hone bemoan Fad
avenue. Kant Somali. for the Third voting
district.
Dated at Sinrwalk. September :l-l. A. D., 129:.
USI‘AR ‘5'. KAYM‘).\'D,) Selectmen
TALMAINiE BAKER. .- 0 I n
SAMUEL DASKAI. lTown of Norwaik
at! lvr
Dis l'ltlt'l‘ 0F XiIItWAldi. 1-9., PROBATE
i‘ourt. September 15th. A. 1).. "HI.
Eli-tare of tillee Haulenbcck. late or Nor-walk.
in said District. decvaaul.
The (”mm or l’mbulc for the District of Nor-
walk barb limited and allowed six month:
from the date hereof lor the creditors o! eaid
estate to exhibit tlicirt'latms for mttlcrnvnt.
Thou w neglect to recent ttwir accounts.
prowl)” arm-d. with u said time. will be de-
rrel a mwcry. All persona indebted to
said utatearo nominated to make immediate
his??? w annual) BEARD. Executor.
‘ gnlrrltrimuruts.
‘ FR'EE LECTURE "
Til llDIESdGENTLEMEll
A'l’ MUSIC “ALL, 30. XDRWALKV,
Tuesday Eve'g. Sept. 27
it p. m. Sharp.
LECTURE BI' ll. 0. UANDEE,
ILEC'I'BOI’A’IIIIC PHYSICIAN
From Electmpathic Health institute. No. :50
Wait L‘ld Street. N. Y. i‘ity.
Subject.
WHAT. IS MAN :
DR.
Our Theory of Man.
“Is MARI lft’.
llhs Unbalanced Condition or Sickness
The heat
give the human for their reclamation and
cure and steady return to
llEAL’I'll AND Ll".
Electricity actuarial-all applied hi the [real
Ileane but ler anti
hill RWBER.
gentlemen under fl years will not be
an the chairs will he requirulsgrr
\‘I an
.1th
ulultn.
lady or the “gar,"during hie ,
stay at that house.
The third eouvcnir night of "Wang"
in the metmpolir will occur on Monday
evening, llctolnr ii, the date loving the
l'lillh performance and 50th night of
"Waugh" third engagement at the
Broadway tlieatrc. Elaborate wraparo-
lrona are in prim for the event, and it
is perhaps needles- to any that handmme
and appropriate eourcnire will be diatri-
buted to “Waugh" numroua auditon on
that won-ion. '
. longing Cairn can About a flea.
A uniqueoaae was tried in the diaper-
ioriiourt at Bartlord. lt war the M
re. James Warhuton, and grew out of
the killing of a hen. William Phillipa,
a youth of eighteen, who live- in Ken-
eington and worka for the P. d: l’. Cor-
bin Manufacturing company in New
Britain, and rider to hie day'e workon
bio bicycle. in June laat accidentally run
over and killed a hen bringing to James
Warburton, a man meaty-two yearn of
age. Mr. Warbnrton pro-erred the ben'a
akin andon Augusto-hipped Phillipeaad
naked him to pay for the hen, exhibiting
the akin on the end ofa long pole When
the young mun reluutl to "stroll oulwthe
old man threat the pole into the wheel of
the bicycle ea Phillipa waa riding oil and
badly damaged the machine. By aloeal
juttioe Warburton wan lined n andooate
for much, and took an appeal. The
jury ill-agreed.
Holman-m“! ., a better [0
marootheotheraldeol "ilie’rootn; the
children will feel alt-aid of the 'Wlld
lieu of More: " Email momma»-
“Olmm, my children think «willing
albino he mired all laat winter for
no.” .
Hammienthtnlnllonlyflflowlwfl
would more to wad llellle .
Mammogram-to In mid.
luau: not, sum unreal.
DECKER BROS.’
Big Minstrels
llll-lT ONE NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28
35~Peopie-35
Headed by the King of Conulianl. ‘
LEW BENEDICT.
Wilbur-neutrino rim Part in white face
except the and men.
Rama and Arno. lier. urke and Randall.
and l ,,
. emu lton Brother»
\‘alentluelandfimckewflealyaml
Marmalade. '
new naval. mum manor.
"Ill". .5. I. I“ gt.
“Innuendo annular.
lusical in literary Emonainm’l
oi the Norwalk Lodge, No. 2.8!. 0. U. 0. I... at
NollWAldl ol’lllA “DUKE.
Wedn'sd’y Eve's. Sept. 28
Music by Prof. lleiee'e orchestra.
Title eeteflNa-ent will t It ', k
abarp. by thallium Cantu emit-led ochre
camera’s traction."
blob will hardened a ”child
:lonue worththe adm foe. lib burlap
will a select me the best talen
of Kuwait . - aleo niecilou
by m. and Mop-on. vie nah lb lib-
air-Intramural the pa . (burner: to
(neon) re Em‘fil r which will follow a
M um. ' manually-Ir an.
,
ed Wide—awake when "or; -
8! It have for “SHIPP‘J fl
”GRAPH: of the wonws'gtmh
t
Imeanaur methods of lreatrnout to
which '
' * ‘ Look wall to who
MODES and mmtbz
We our ee green in
article em time you'buy. Th
back for more. -
For Toe—well
Grade Tea at 50c. lb
naiee Dreeein ,
Oil, Pickles. fibre
LEADING
' co
THE"f"NE
: 122*Fairfleld- Avon“
J. '. GRIFFIN.
. nan ti ””‘Wlleiltli‘
the!
HE presence of Cholera in
T New York bay, its appear-
euspected entrance into this
state, as reported 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.
While the chance of its being
found here is small, yet a regard
for Public Safety demands that
the most eticctive steps be taken
to meet its coming, nm in the
sense of alarmists. but of a wise
forethought, even as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors.
Cholera is crnincntly a filth
disease. It is not contagious in
the same sense as is Scarlet
Fever or Small-pox It is in-
fectious, communicated by a
specific, living genu. The dis-
ease cannot exist unless the
germ exists, nor occur unless
the germ gains access to the
intestinzil canal. “The Watch-
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.
Unsanitary conditions should be
removed—a watchful oversight
kept as to the surroundings,
and a thoughtful vigilance in
the destruction of all causes fos-
tering filth.
The Board advises the thor-
ough cleaning of all premises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the disinfec-
tion of all vaults and cesspools.
l.
It commends a personal at-
tention to hygiene and its lawa,
and to the fact that those who
lead cleanly and regular lives
rarely take cholera. “Its vic-
tims are mostly among the die-
eipated and dirty. ”
It beepealre a cheerful and
hearty cooperation from the
people in its'eiiorte to guard the
town from the inroads of poeti-
lence or disease.
Noi'w‘alkfléonnq‘ September
the lath, 1892.
it manual» Dunn, Pres"
C. B. Coomoult,‘ Beefy.
J. G. Gnaoonv, M. D.,
F. B. BAKER, M. D.
The Committee of the Norwalk
Board of Health.
sauna I? ”All. 0'
: WALL PAPER
N Milli "‘liiinnliiila
. Sillilllll. Hill CHILDREN
T m ‘
anionic on to... : I in
Beet andalhre long entyl bellappy. '
(lace tried. we’ll win a sure customer.
[ten drinkers praise our tea 1' Ask them. They _
We are Purveyora to the good citizens of this city and ti).
Ferrie’ Horne and Bacon, Gilt
flee, Fancy Crac
wabnry Cateup at
CHAS. E. SEYMOU
33 Washington Street. South Newark;
on PAYING mono
Wmiiiiii‘iirluumfi'
Three Department—Badman, Telegrapby. Sienngrnphy and Typewrilihfi.
Boat of referenoee furnished. Call or write tor circular.
ance in New York city and its ~
t! "4.7
lain lots, and ‘ ' '
epeople any give you the m
we should smile if any one can touch our fiighj
we areright and come,“
Why do the on. as,“
say it ie Deli
e Butter, Hayard’s Ma
ere, Cheese, Olives)
I GROCER,
it?“
Bridgeport; Come;
2
carbon-Ar.
”A "W A ”‘5 ill' ' 7
“ram. $651....
Real Estate and Insurance.
waamrm'roa mam.
Persons looking fora lot. or ‘hbuae' and
with the view of punt-autumn” luvttedlfi
2:le e‘xamlne curring; “e have them for
o rt 0 1 mad
prior-n “naggtgv terms.” city at $15.1?!”
mum on 8lll6lllii. W”
Pi i l
2 "high”biiihsfiéil’ilfin’lii‘.“
wini’i‘iifif‘ 7"
__-—~
“IO "’11
an lmn'
‘ Ellen— {£83133}: right-lane: me
T caecfiwo yeareold): Stan ard maism
glisaat'egiarty;xg 'cheap for each. Must be
rite. .' '
Norwalk. ('t. , in no. Mara staggtth
T0 LET.
NEltencmrntr-f five room lirel 7 N
glut??? tenelmflr‘nt 0‘1" five rook» 201923332311}:
c.- an! t. l . . I
599335 31"}? street. eolil'hyxgrluliklm'bwk' u
M,” m3:
Tumo lloor comm: fishiiEStT-ééi‘
lngood order. Flvela ' mo ’
pantry. hath—room and ducal-lg? Hoff-13°31»?
water with cmking range all in. Rent 13
month from October lat. Apply to Claim";
-.9!2!’:_‘ ~.. - ____ _.____ J‘EL‘L
‘0 LET. from Onion??- let: to Are
maple; no children: pleasant M.m:;ߤ;:
oughuntgr: rates rcrlncerlror winter. A ply
to l- .A. tombs. Evemlcy avenue. J lw
ylor avenue. with
Tmoi-Tt‘it‘auiifififihfif "
moi era conveniences. A l'
nylon, agent. * pp ’ lgii'wh
5e Nojfiosburn—Vaviennc.
a
51'}
horn—hilt. containing 4 rooms. City
92063—7.) door of lion
in ‘ ml“ in
water u. em 3'). in uire of 3
555ml). on the premise-s,u 1m. Rial?!”
UWER part fif.‘llllu.:t“,cllll;l;li:> 0 ii!
1; rooms and basement uhe BK f ‘
fhr)u.ne‘;.‘lxl’enriv ‘l’l‘rgt. East Xorwalk. “alt:
n. my o .o n ’11:: . ’ \’ "
South Sorrvaik. W i “2" 5%?-
‘f‘m
realises .\rr. ll Fair-
mmmtm i' lormms and modern] in:-
. 4 re. newsman at cc: A
Shoot: Shim) ton. agent. on 92%;:
Till" house Taylor aiiiiiiéi‘ie 5 more
1 Water street.$?,5rmma.kl dvenue. $5;
farm house. barn. garden aml pasturage
Slit: 5tx rooms, Rowaytoa. '18. Raymond
.. m3
BM
7 F0]! SALE. 7 7‘ ‘
Toni: STA maxim
lit-id avenue.
ovens and buildi in some at no '
II vand Saar Nor-walk or sale. luquigc of Bk.
5;“ oralwnrd. South Norwalk. Cl.
\snrmoe and felt fixilid‘IzBT-Eiiififim
a and trust drills. Soul Norwaik Hard-
:are Co. , aumilm
\ noon ultra; horse dilifiw’sfifim
a for want or uw. Abi , strong lumber
box moron $3). inquire l9 Tater street lup-
eta -l. thy. .. . ‘7 slit!
5 ALi. sale now in use in Sentinel 5’3;
inside rura‘uremo—nt 10x13. four flanges,
combinauonlock. Price 8!). Inquire articu-
tmel villi-c. ii if
Fill“). ' m'
\ LADIHS' rilvel’ \o’nll‘ll and pin. “river";—
1 or can have the some by proving proper!
and )‘Inl: {or this ad. Apply to Charles Di .
vs ort . at Jackson's jewelery store, Wall street,
Nurwalk. $35”!
MISCELLANEOUS.
VICKI-IL. silver and oxidized plating. pollnh~
. mo, refinishing and honoring brace.
broom and all metal Koala. lilo flab-rum
and stove trimmings plated in be:& lble
manner. We makers specialty of finisbi
chandelier-5: take them down and relin
lhcm.pul tin-m on again the next day and
guarantee them to look as well as new. A
"mallard will bring a man to the house. who
wrll gm: an estimate on the work. Orders and
work can be left at Minis E. l‘olter‘a, billiard
room. Wall street. Norwalk. and atDo ~
son'u plumbing: rhop on Washington etrecl,
South boru‘al .aud will have prompt atten-
tion. “e are aim manufacturers of door
name plate». house numbers. etc. Agents
wanton . Call at factory. lit! “’ater street.
Murphy lit-1H,, South Norwalk. Conn. elB ly
’ m lllllttilTllil's tenet."
NUNCE is hereby alvrn to all room liable
A to pay taxes to the Town orbiorwalk. in
the County of Il'alrficld, and State of Connecti-
cut, on the monument list of llbl. that I will
meet them to receive said rues at the follow-
ing time» and places. to wit:
At the store of Ilanford & Osborn. Earl. Nor.
walk (down town). on Tuesday. August filth,
one. from ill o‘cltx-k. forum-on. uulll 12in
o'clock. afternoon.
At lite atore of J. (3 Katalin. Winnipauk.
Tuesday. AuKllIl 80th. lots. from :lo'clock until
till o'clock. afternoon.
At the More of Aklmnm lllbbla. at South
ve Mile River, on tetlilll)’.-‘§epl2mb|!l lzlh
. from (will o'clock. afternoon, until
o‘cb-ch,evenl .
At the olficn of the Tax Collector Ni»! lila-
mnic Building;& In the Borough of Norwalk. in
abid Towuol orwalkmn \\edneaday.Au at
an . . 1mm 9 o'clock. (memo. un il :l
o'c'ockaflernoonmnd from 7 o'clock until 3
death in the evening.
«1‘54" ‘3 “Elwin": "' isw'lomti ‘o°°“
. a n rec an and . lay on. an .
ton aiml. lloulb Norwallt. are autho
riled
receive trim (or me and emu receipia.
On all tare» which IlIIItII remain unpaid after
the let they oi intobml interest at the rate
oi nine per t-mtt. will bec iron the lat
guard til-plumber, 1w. until i name ahall he
“80le ll. Dr. JOHN.
Collector in and for paid ’l‘o’y‘n of Norwplk. on
r‘ i l ‘ 2
‘ mill-1% lamina-Mir. on
“I! If
suntan, on. 4a;
Copyright, Mr, by Houmwtxlh
E. Houseworth.
[it'n'drx'lih‘h‘iili'ffihhi’fl mlt'lgcwngi’;
Inimitamdolllnmoa "him.
will make no claim to “amigo ”It
«momma. 53- “a:
llfie'm'l'l‘im Dbl-re ea the day :51.
H. 5. HOOD.
fl MAIN or. Billfl'fl 1‘0“de goal
horn-s ‘Féfiléiiila.
Adi. in river akil’.
no em
”monoculture-numerator.
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