Extracts
at 59c par bottle.
“ 2%.; lift. moms omits
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mimosa-m
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warmer.) Mirror-Issuers asses»-
1:: 1% been“.
welh-Madfouou: mosh;
"snarl-s.
Theboatllrnryuayls disahargmg a‘
afgoofceuntatllaymond Brolhsre'
wharf. .
'l'baodthellmofKim. my...
wboisthbe theengineer attlieelem
lightatalion,isexpecledintownbdey.l~
—W prie’ea at lane’s doped
Wrmrwzmns mar-rt. ennui-us. ,
nil) llllll Milli W ”I: Wall-me lite-'Ilvlihchisenpa-ln-
JamaIca‘ "'
daily trips to thatanterpnnrng village.
Thoramaitlem Gunnie V. Darl-
ing.thewoatanillo was killed by tile
cloctriccershIWe'eitington, D. 0.. Sun-
day eming,'were taken to Danhnry
inst nightion the It o’clocktrain for
my .‘2 (1..) . . '
Lilian,“ Guild, sin hold 3 30m
kéeret‘n’ law. “manic-liar Berton:-
Ellel‘ Of flwwb 3%.:
Gailsaya i... .. .. 3““ W“?!
PLAISTED’S
B f Wine...
and [ion
m THE stirs-r shrinks romeo
ban on use. my runs.
Only 75c.
Illl. PlaIsIed
uggiiit
ll’llaslltngton it. gin. llnmall.
evening.
eubjecl.‘
man—bis makeup. his unbalanced con-
dition or sickness ”wen attended by
about twenty- live person
cap. depot restaurant.
whammy-s tailor employed
hymn-sums. and lies Delia
Goodnem. of South Norwalk. drove to
Lowisborp on Sunday. September 18.
and were quietly married by Justice
Stephen G. Seymour.
The free lactate at lluaic Ball last
m H. 0. Condos. on the
is man; or, our theory of
‘Puro’édiee with pure cream.5c. a
Open all night.
0. H.91'it.tbepoatal clerk between
Norwelk and Dunbar]. has a pipe in his
pomession which he has smoked for
twenty years. Reiejnstly proud of it.
and though it is not yet old enough to
vote in: declam it in “strong
son.
“ [or Harri-
man...”—
Sinner-tam outlay of rage
continues tadnwpeople, especiallytbe
ladies, to his bargain house on North
“in Em ”All,
latest. ’
quisilp
arentthe
Chsflei‘ilLScilcck.'brother of Raul
Kflaylnondfiylveeterflellecksad Ili-
Henanelleck.oithhcity,dlrdyester~
dayathhborneinlliverheIdJLI. Re
wsaaaoaofflu'ilollyllellockmf West
Norwalk.andrdded for several years
onliighsueet. In leaves a wife and
foufcbildlell'llhednnenlwillbe held
tomorrow.
. I “W
«nauseating-almanac liar-
unmmww.8sturday.
OctoberL, Any yvlsbieg to join than
' chuminvitedtooall at the college
omoeaadmrkesrrsngr-eatsfor enter-
mills. lameafiaqniry will recalle
promptsttsnlioe.
PatCoroorsn. proprietorofs
libo-tm 'l'heilnegsrlsn
of?
l 0s Stiller)!!-
A. mar. lsvwslk.
toWlIIW-leghrthuess‘oo.
bedspeatsll lib money In the place.
mmmmeject-
sdhimsndtbasusda knifaonttings
gaahforlanbeskluglnoeeot'hlearmr.
IO- wblsha
waroldkadtosnw
,... .WWuI-mm
assent-leased 3“ MM"%-
MEG? Wat: whim arrive heme
den-rm. has»
mm
eeptsdapodtlsawlthfhneyansaedlot
rumour-mm. wnt
Alragthvpfltrflsel-provsmasnls
PUT ascertain.“ Q Mine the
are m.
“a: it‘ll. Irma-arcanoma
wsskteattssd
00.. east
If m m'u‘mlellew'fork.
m
at. legible-rm
, “Ir"! 1‘2? IQ‘
Alas
Breaded“
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rm
slonnedintbo
» wasnut beard ”out until today.
‘I‘illll wife was very lunch worried over his
on Watershed, committed a fabulous
ssasnlt on Joseph Youelk. er flungsrhn.
(isnrgelfortlmpareosduty either-oer
Thsrmshdystudontsatllnlslds
snespeetedhereto-dsy. Theroliool
“MWYF option who». {as-
policewoman. phanIasg
0M!- knoll-"gum at-tho rat-es.
a. files I bicycle W of I horse.
A. party at engines” surveyed the
Danbnry and Rorwslk railroad from
South liorwslk to Winnipsnk yesterday.
“f- ‘93 lire. ll. Blllltnan I... in“)
“SW '0' the of their
Wm . Waketnsn. to Howard
WDW’C m, will be per.
Benign-boron, was.
Marguerite???» Ia o‘.clock
“WW. Redd, of Hillside. hasscoept.
633th in’ the marine enginew'ing
nip-reunion“ llsrylsnd Steel oom-
Iphn‘yworkasndlefttowntodeyto on-
tcrupon'bis duties at Sparrow‘s Point.
near Baltimore.
Joseph loads, who was walking down
Wot avenue leatnight. stopped a young
lady. scaring her badly. She broke away
from tbcmsn andrsn home. Her par.
cats are very indignant about the occur-
rencesnd will probably ask theealectril'
men to take some steps in the aim.
Thoatrs Quinlan’s pacer Nancy broke
opt of the Gentlemen' s Driving eesoeia
tioa‘ park last nightand was found making
wsher way toward home by C. 0. Miller. a
clerk in Nicke‘rson a Bette' store. He
caught the animal and took her to Greg-
ory‘s livery stables. This morning she
was taken back to the track
‘Thel’opebes granted to the Roman
Willa of the United Stems a dispen
Idea ffoui the law of abstinence on
Friday. October 21‘. That is the day
eetapart bytltepresidont tor the civic
festivities in honor of tho discovery of
AmrilcabyColnmbnn. ‘Biehop Malia:
hon has laced a letter to the pastors of
the diocese regarding the Pope's instruct-
ions. On that day there will be a sol-
emn man in all the chamber in the dio-
case.
This evening the members of Norwalk
lodge. 0.11.0 0.1-1, will give their
sixth annual clinical and literary enter-
Iainment at the Novwalk Opera House-
The entertainment will open at 8 o'clock
by a grand mutate. entitled "Grandpa’s
Birthday,” which will be performed by
twenty children. 'ollrrwing will llt' a
select pmgnmlne by the best talent of
Norwalk pad South Nomslk; also salon»
tins: by Profs Rider and Hogan». A
cake walk and dance follow. ‘F
D. J. Beumtt. of Bean avenue. has
s'wpy or the Fairfleld County Democrat.
[tinted Saturday, May M. 1853, contain
ing the 'verdict of the coroner’s jury
_ anonlhecanseofthe terrible calamity
at the drawbridge on Friday. llay C.
The piper also contains other articles
upooaccidents. “enema! thejury
aegiven are as follows: Henry Bullock.
foreman; Jam. 0. Barbour, R. W.
Stuart, J. W. Hubbell. ’1‘. Warner. Jr..
L. L. Beebe. haderiok Ridden, Charles
liailory. Charles Pitch. 8. E. Olmstead,
F. St. John Lockwood and F. Bradley.
Sunday morning Henry (hunt-ll. of
Water street. Norwalk. started across
sound in his yacht “Ernie" for a
'ifishing in the vicinity of Lloyd's
W lie failultorcturnatuightand
ills
prolonged absence and feared that he
rsmslnedovsr night at Nonhptrhsnd
sterling lantern. wasswsmprd
duringtbe pie which prevailed. llrs.
(larnsll reeslvsd a portal from North-
puttbhmuolmlaformiag hero! her
htwband’enlety.“ telling bernot to
wary. Remldeaeooaaehecunldgvt
hisboatlnehapebewonld come borne.
Bvldentlyhewaecaughtinthapleaud
hlrbostdlssblsd.
In?“ 1W“ "
"manual. ’ ’1 ‘"
ohms-Immune
tasselelsdtoolawstlrgwlll he bald
lelhewhoolho-eOotohsrl.
Willis-Lockwood, «Chestnut Hill.
lethela‘indt'ltbw his baby girl‘svbo
errlvsfiloafly.
TbeWfllnI-Or-bwryflsinshllm
want plyal Mayne ’
m bemoan-m
le Mr Raver mars
wesk‘svhltwlhblsfiter.lrs.Wllllsm
ill-reuse.
] 'Mnu‘ up twirl»?! Hui PM“
Vital-II
bemoan-sown“: mm b
1W“ ”
,“‘ V : I.“ .
”VII ‘I’lll RIVER?
.. W
lews and Gossip altlellayla u
lavwalk.
lire. J. R. Ilarvin h unite ill.
lieu] m
{it
Whiteley ”WI
3113*: It'll!“
«ohm 1mm V” ' l‘ 1’3
IIMWW “'1“? ii.
tug; Mr. 'i 'll '
lire. William Hamilton. of Chestnut
hill. in visiting her cousin. Ilia Lillian
P Jones. First avenue.
Heurv Bull left the employ of Junlns
Brown. the printer, yesterday. and con-
templates going to New Haven, when
his brother feeldu.
The foundation for Charles Selleuk's
new houseon theOregory Point road is
completed and work on the house will
soon be commenced.
lire. James 3. Stevens. of Cove street,
is confined to her bed by absdly sprain-
cd ankle. caused by falling last night.
while walking rerun the Benedict Farm
bridre. . _.
hires Nellie Puncher has been engaged
tomb in the primary department of
“machool hcntorsfew weeks. a the
room is overcrowded-ad there are more
pupils than one teacher can look alter.
PrankB.Persrm.jr., died at bistabl-
ergarcsideuce, MFlrstavenneJastevn-
ing, at 7:3) o'clwk. of, heart disease.
The funeral wiu‘he held at the house
mains taken to East Hampton. lines . (or
burial. lie was in the sixth year of his
'33. ' . ._ ‘ .
The Ropubiitatns 0! this district held“ a
nit-«ling last evening in their heidqu‘lr-
rm mid voted to~.preaent the following
“film-t ot the town canola: Selector-h,
Oscar W. Raymond; inseam. mambo
R Hendrick: registrar. E. E! Gorhalil,
and II name for the W of Education.
Sunday afternoon, as J. Wallace blar-
\‘lll attempted in vanit‘lnto thésstldleu'
and takes rideort his horse. the girth
slipped. frightening the salami and cattle
tug It lb plunge forward. hit. Marga
was thrown oil and severely shaken up
and stutuined a bad bruise on the right
side 0! his (ace.
'l’lll: v. a. c'I. tonnes. ‘ ..
sin Escort-at laureate-eats Arranged
he the Ila-h: Winter. '
The entertainment committee of the
Young lion's (.‘hrititlnn' Annotation n't‘e
about in atmounoa the course for tile
coming season. will be five enter;
leinmenln. the artists having been select-
ed from a large number of excellent at-
tractinns. The course will undoubtedly
be the best ever presented to a Norwalk
audience. and the Opera “nun, where
the entertainments will be given. ebotfld
be crowded on each occasimt.
Theiirst one to be presented to the
miniooloving public will he [he (amni-
Iendvlwohn. Quartetto club. Wednesday
evening. October l2. The pmgramme
will what-t of orchestral work together
will! instrumental solos by each tnam-
berolllte club. list Lila Jul-l is the
prints doses.
The wound sotertainntent will be held
November Id. The artists will be the
Spaninh Trio. Harpist and Japanese
Wonder Worker. This will be an ax-
oondingly novel and original combina-
lion.
Th third entertainment takesplace on
December 7. and will consist of numer-
ous selections by Ira. Wade. the charm»
ing nowano. Charles Banal lamb, the
well-known humorist. and Outer Kopp.
the celebrated violinist. A more talent-
ed trio it would be dilllcnlt to procure.
The next entertainment January is.
willbethe Wade Iotropolitan Btsrs,a
qnsnelle of superior artists. who pro-
vide a decided novelty that at once coat-
mrnds itself to the public.
The lasteatartalnlnent will be by the
Hungarian Bend and Ill. llarion Short.
rite-Iltlontet. Those who bereaver heard
not term mammoth willgt‘t' ’
tie-ti “than stills. m isolh'ltéol
W. who appeared here last win.
is: rs ss‘ mm m lly that
church. are sure to draw many of her
admiring (fiends.
PBill’IIB YOU KNOW.
Ilse-sat [mph about Oar sad
ransom» v'
commend Hod-III In‘
Roman.
UndevtahwtlJlJflelap lsleilsrl-
fordttxlay.
mammal-mils Yale cow
yesterdsysffernooo.
a.“ “as a W t m‘
wonthhl-W. '
Osloahrkmupwegsfswdsysht
ItVersee
Ira I. O. lipase sad herds-gust
MMMMW
are vtntleg all Its. Uprsa's
IrstEMIslsyvlse
this evening at 7:30 o‘chklk. and the re :
by
”.s-ststusnma“
“a
A. Dtckarman Son
MB“! WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.
SWWniaodledtomlineoifiavyBluefloodsmpopularthiimm
nits-silt: bottles.
l
sewn-run Is Whack nay-nus.
People Will be Interested.
nodenmiaewehyinilmostimpmv-h '
gal mm some
fight windmernnm
beautilul Shakespearlsn
whichthecuvtsiarirssdbalossethirty
people. clad in magnificent Mamas you!"
upon
representing the principal characters in
Shah-peach works, seated in a circle.
remanded by satin and plush curtrirts
sndall the luxuries of the Elizabethan
time. Thosinginghottbebestqnality;
therpecisltiessimply graham! the en-
tire pertortnarwo sparkling and bright
from Winning to and. "
Oliver Byron, In his new play, ‘ 'Tbe
Plunger, " comes to limit: Bali. Saturday
night. as is announced by some excep-
tionally handsome and attractive litbo
graphic work. No expense has been
spared in the production. and the «tails
‘of the mechanical electron said to be
perlect. A New York elevated railway
station, with platforms. tracks and train
“Min rapid motion; a most terrific
lightning and thunder storm. ending ins
downpour-of ml water, and an exact.
representation (I the famous bitmric
“Garfield Hut" are among the scenic
navalties pfom‘hd, Byron. it in said
git.
'cAHEusLVIsn a can tenet. .
”WW 1mm
, ”Waco-gran.
Newm,N J .‘Bsptm—Thssixthsui
meatbdiceongressis inns-kmintbis
city. Nonebntpdestaareadmitted.
“When Rome has spoken the cannula
ended." Thus said Archbishop binbopOorrhan
“mammal. Cahenslyisin, which
practically declared waaadssd issue.
80th reference to the very
masyn-mrtathattbe'riewsof
arelnldbythecongreqsndthatthaGeb
{homolcuhoiicascoordingto
ItbasbecrI-idthat the archbishop fa-
vwedtheplan tethered by Cahensly, but
bemedeanddresstotheyonngmen’s»
eletirawhlchlettlittlsdonheaslohispros-
antviewp.
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score nemaking Blush-III-
tenstbechamplonsoltbefissta-nleasne.
A m MEMORY.
hiamnmnmanss-
asltferlt.’
”Ballot lea'tyonrnamstoggsl"
WWII-Iii.
never forgrtsfsee. Ravea'taesnyon
butlknew
“You haven't torgottan your old
male and chum. George Cmton.
“Why-ar—usq," replied Mr. Rogers
vaguely. but makingsvisibls snort to rise
lathe oeossion. "lstbisyon. George!
lit-wareyonl"
‘lirst rats! It eeemslikeoldtimasto
If!!! n .
sllmnm I'mgladtoees
Eon Wy'beraare you holding forth now.
so
”Right betelnthis town". Been livinga
bersnearlytsn years. Whersars you to
“FMhMakss. Anyoulnarrled.
Gauge!"
“Chaos. Wlfaandsixchlidrcn. You
mani l"
“Yea. Sseondwile. Nine children.”
“Deer nisl Twenty-nine years since I
mwyonlaet. And knewyon thaminnta
lclsppsd my eyesoa yont”
“Resusll, gas-I'M” lcoir'rldn’t recall
ytm at first. t your face getting fs«
miller now. Wen-ed no harsaome rare
ddtilnee, didn'twel" .
“Yon bat we did. Ralph! Remember
howwaneedtoluckonttbeeehool teacher
downiaoidRavltan and make hlmtraat
to More we'd let him in!"
" r-yu. You man down in Rigge-
rt
hssmadethehitofh'nlifeuDexterDi. ville.”
"qudon't. I mean Raritan. [never
was in Bigotviile in my lite. What are
you thinking about?"
"ll hy—Wllydl never lived In Raritanl"
”Isn't your name Ralph More?"
”Yes. That‘ a my name. Of course."
“Well. I certainly know a Ralph Rogers
In Radian,
“Oh: I remember. That was a cousin of
"80 hot ltmustbava been! lremllect
now I uaadtobaarbimeaybahad neuuain
named Ralph in Blggsville. Then i never
nw you Move?"
It. Rogers wiped his face with his
barulkerchlel and looked tired.
'Why—hnm—no." he replied. "I guess
men reunion tsasteplnthedirscticnol not."
“it was the strong lamin resemblance
that Inlalql me. " ’ssid Mr. Croxton.
[can‘t understand how you remembered
me so well when you never saw me before
in your uni"
No. i think it must have—- Great Scotti
I’veinstgottimatomakamytratnt Good
afternoon!"
llr. Rogerscilmbnd latospsssingstreet
carandsataslardown in the seat ashe
could.andlnhlelumostaoulhsragistsred
acastlromoopperbottnmed. ’ “ riveted
vowtbatnever again inble lile' would be
pretendtorscognisaamanwhanbadhln't.
—Chlcsgo 'l‘rib buns
I’l- leeey s¢ John filth.
It was on Septl that. John Smith, of
Vllllnia. narrowly escaped death through
the manner of mind of i’ocahontas.
Smith had long whiskers and a blond
pomp-dour. which were, novelties in Vie
ginla at that timnand Pocahontas was
tropes-ed.
She derided on scoop.
Hurrledly approaching the spot where
Smith was about to be pulverized with n
alnbteba nthredan exclamation of nor»
pies.
“Why. Smithy." she cried. "where have
you been all this time?"
Turning to herislher. who stood near.
installed pleasantly.
Mr. Smith—4h. Smith. papa,’
Illa vacionaly remarked. “I met Mr
“that the papa. And how is
yonrdear mother, Mr. Smithl"
The vase was sneeedul. In time Smith
married Pocahontas. which was helm
than being killed—Detroit Tribune.
Illa little (lags.
Astegacoscbwae toilingnpastre;
ascent. Suddenly the driver got down
and while the bones were straining every
nerve. he noisily opined the eoschtlooraatl
dammed it to again.
“What is that tort’" Inquirsd one of the
travelers impatiently.
“Sir. the road lsvery steep. and l'nuloing
ltlov the esksof my Manta."
”How is that!"
“Why. you see. every time i open the door
got ont."—-Annaire Polltiqnee ct mm
sires
A Great lasing.
mutual-r
Yer.latlssd.ranm. I sold hall
adcaenahsetstoaboardlng housekeeper
in two hours she renal-I
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Nm“"“t. ”mm
tee-er fl[labelin-
3%- m5 E
“fine-wows WWW-
“Bnb v - ,.
“It must have been the family resem— Price”? A
and shut it again. they fancy some one hat- a
lit-st Customer—Are you sure tblsslicky .
- TWA
LEADING
GOOD PAYIN
J. I. all,“
Taylor & Golden.
"IleaIEstaleandlnsurtInce
turn“
with the Persons'looklfi rchas l vlted to
callsnd examine august we." anthem for
sale In every panel the cit at nesonsble
andontasv terms. y Inuit
PM“ All BINDING.
“and slsmtgfln. Mix-skittla Invite.
“WANTS RIMS—”M
STOUT boy wanted to work in the Depot
Roam Aptdrlol'. A. Lane. W£
l'li‘K 1-0 with good references at Starte~
onse. N Main and
Ann streets. South Norwal k. lt
AOIRLY' for general bout-swork in l: ‘arnrdl
(Bandwagon o acompe a per
son. Flnl- class (oven nired. A l
10 North Main at” on M twigs
A.“ TBOROUGHLY
callbnnaework
quire at it UMP-rt.
com tent girl for n.
in Flint] fatni Iy. Kin-
salt
OARD wanled.
manentboard PIER-s
Retire
tine! mil? ”cm
and witevrlah
vimfamilm: flan:
”Til Lii'fuh
FIRST floor of or: finals in a
adults. lnqnireof W. H. Smith
faring”f of
Iiolv SI of six roome. with modern improve—
mental. Apply to Cheater F Clark. is
Quintarrl avenue South Norwalk. 528 t!
LOWER part of house. consisting or tire
rooms and basement (the Huntin
bower). Henry street East ‘1 aler
. ornlk.
in. somAgply'k to John Knapp. til West street.
alt If
'1“) gl'sTmoune and premium No. l'.’ Fair
avenue to rooms and modern im-
m“ East core. to be had.
Fancy White Full cream Cheese
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
1-,...
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
c POSITIONS "
”81011830 '03 GRADUA‘I‘” Ail-—
iii; UEfigEMlHEfl-wifliiffi
Bridgeport. Conn.
’W INT wri .
ummwmws” ’ ”a"
THE SIXTH ANNUAL“
lIsital all literally intended!
oftbeNorwalk mmxumu. 0.0."..It
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE. "
— Wedn' sd’y Eve’ 3. Sept. 28
Music hfoof. Reine'aorehmra.
no rtainlnet lope. vm‘
nhamlgll lawlcm'flmWOtUO
“ (Imnl’A'S m;flDAY.”
which will be mm which
a flaw select hm the b; I
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1 Norwalk mm“ also
by murmur. and Bopaen. vie-us
3c” '41:.“ "with will “P
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firm #3 Cake I995. , ‘
com: Y. , summon?
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IIISIB lllll,8|lil_1'll “I'll“.
DECKER BROS. .,
”Big Minstrels
.ms'r one. NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. is
.-35——'Pa0pla—35
needed by the King of Comedians. '
LEW BENEDICT.
mill) Shakespearian lire! Partn- in white lace
except the andrn
Runtza and A ller. Burke and Randall.
Ed “anemia! the“: e anthera.
Valentine and Wicks. ileaiy and
NWE muchcow andcall three day'soid
willbesold cheap. Oow five yearsold
. pplyroGeorge 'l'. Carr. Shoots
Water street: residence armory Point mail
I V
HOUSES and bulldl in South \‘orwalk
tNorwalk orsala. lnqnireolE.
ard. South Norwelk kCt.
gW’w man not;
ASH .CM twin-WMIENM hi“
Manama
“NC“
A6000 sleebay horse will he sold cheap
for want of use. All“ strong lumbar
box wagon 32!). Inquire 49 star street (up-
stairs}. city. iii if
MISCELLANEOUS.
lCKEL sllv oxidiaedplsting polish-
. relinishin noring brats.
It and metal skid:
ole. harness
and store trilmminga plated in real
manner. “a makes specialty of retinisbl
chandeliere; take Ibemd down and
there. put than: on again the next day and
guarantee them to bolas well as new. A
postal card will hrtngantantothe house who
will giveaneetimateon the work. Orders and
work can be left at Innis B. Potter's. billiard
room. Wall street. Norwalk. and at Donald—
{loathing shop on Washington “not.
South '.ofwalk and willbsva prompt atten-
We later.“ also mannfkctarars u: dmr
“mediates. umn.be etc. Agents
wan Call at factory. 1% Water street.
lnrphy Ema. South Norwalk Conn. sill ly
NOTICE.
“Him. WWI MEETING.
Till inhabitants. legal voters of the'l'own
orwskl k. are hereby notified and warn~
ed that the annual town mocllngof
will be held on floating. the third dank1 of Octo-
ber..AD..M.lor lonof wnofil-
oers; also upon the psutloaof twenty— llvol
voters afraid towosyhallot wlIlbo taken to
determine whether reoaeball belles
to sell splfltnous surly nloslvuisg liquors in
said town. perso as in favor of l
"Rating.“ '9‘“? license 123““ mi
manna ten or n
thereon. until those
ing of said licensew "ten
word-No License writ nor pvt
All of the clue-era of said
will bracketed by ballot excepttlioae
by law o. be appointed uni. III- Selectmen. m
min willbe open for t salmonella purposes
in locbckam. nmilllo‘clook p. m..al the
Town "um for the Fire: votlnl dintftct:
the Putnamllosn on Franklin street
South Norselkm for the Second voting tllstrl: t.
and at the new'Y olnntaer Hose hoot-emu Kant
avenue East Norwalk. for the Third“. voting
Dated-It Norwalk.!leptembeffld. A. in. use.
mes
Hard-
' :3
II on
martinis“ it's Kn} ”will.“
samurai) mi. Tuwnof Novwalk
“old and“ Reliable
air I
DAILY DIRECT
- Rewind-inc
South Norwalk,
Allll
Norwalk.
. for mamas
Willy of Norwalk
flfl-fimW-fli‘.
Winnie-attestation»:
5 movements. Possession nl oncv: Apply.“ to Lostalln. Billy S“Wilson.
amb ll. Layton. seem. Wald
'Nlb‘fubon: Tagger? avenue any. 5 rungs NEW NOVEL STREET PARADE.
r root nun. vw
authorise. barn. garden sutlp . true. ““0“. - - 86.th gs.
bl? than nuns. Row-yum. hill. phl- 81H —_
VII
Fan" HALE. ' MUSIC Ha".
SATURDAY. (HIT.
BY RON
The Plun get!
More surprising then Frencbg Pantomine!
More Sensational than Melodrama! .
ELI-3 ATE!) RAILROAD STATION
Actual Bllt' hmilmllllb’t and Train of Care
in motion.
A Woman Throws in Front of the
Train.
Pier: Egrmnntgmbctwqeen‘geml’lnl
‘ : em “ .
' w stiff-M null": Bio":
REAL WATER 1N TORRENTS.
An nnexrelled Theetric Entourage. headed by
KA‘I’I 8‘30. , '
As the Dashing and Fashionable
DUBLIN WIDOWvNOKA 010V“.
In the most alabtlrale Parting nltiletles."
slittill. "iii. if
lSl.
r and
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b) Hun. “wont:
E. Houseworth‘.
()an lallstont whom W! I-
nert I. one all?“ user will ll: I
netromtamdotab not. ates abovadata.
will make mohamlo Ilee
All ,wll lh prices to i.anlt
museum!
Ibo times. ills way of dttlas the
stems: from others as the day and mi."
H. 5. R800.
RWALK CORR
”3 EMS 81..
Wont. bulletins. ultimo;
“Mid’ilieai’t‘ltflwr
Gills llln inlllll LINES
SEPTEMBER 29th.
Intros "mull“ III
IEIEIM.‘ Illlttt.
Burial W fer least
est lerttea'srtsl little.
M. lunar»-
W Mlle “Wallaby and V“
SPEBIIL KllilEilfililTEl
Primarym Classes
:' route-amass.
martin hirelresisra tale-I
iiiiilfllfllil Billlllll
Mlse Dnnnlns'e "
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