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PLAFSTED’S
Ble Wine
and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 15c.
0:305. 0188100,
Dru ‘gg’ist.
43 \lrsiinglon 81.. SI. tonsil.
nuisance-run wnsma ‘
0 evening, and gave excellent “faction.
"" Csptainllawklutookhirpet pig with
«can.
mine
tin
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The weather today promises tobaclser.
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SOUTH ~ “DIWALI.
Inst thel'seple cl Oar on, are Dela-V
and Davies.
a valuable cow owned by Edward
Beard one yesterday.
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A “Essay We: Items From the
- Wheelie-e.
exhibit patterns for the {all and winter
on Saturday. October
Charles 8. Gregory and William E.
Dannersthe lierwelk men doing jury
utyinBrldgéportthisweek. "'~
Them orders have been issued
lorthesmemblysi’the sate militia at
? ‘New Yerkohy. Dublin 12, at? a. In.
Sportsmen are waiting anxiously for ,i
Saturdayefthisweek, Octoberlat,w,
the game law willbeofi’. ,
w—Puro 068cc with pure cream. 50.n
nosing. restaurant. Open all night.
Adafi’yhter wn born Tuesdeyalter
noontollr. and III. WilliamA
sumo. 848ou Ii IljsIoII‘IeoI.
J. B. Perrnggnt to Boston yesterday
afternoon, my“. entered in the
road raceto be held Saturday.
Ilia Susan Jarvis has returned to her
home in South Norwalk alter spending a
few days with like Beth Mono!
Bridgeport-I
The schooner Eva L. Ferris,Capmia
lastnightwithslargecergoet coal {or
Johnli. Ferris. - ‘«
The Arlen Singing Society will give a
concertahdbsll' their hall. next lion-
day evening. Prim Smythe’e orcheo
trn will {finish music. "
The Fair Haven depot ot the Shore
Line railroad was destroyed by fire last
night. The blame started from the ex-
blown chimney-ur- '
GeorgeE. Shrick collector for Ray‘
mend Brothers is nursing a very sore
finger. caused by getting hit by once!
the horses owned by the firm.
—Tbn Merrill College art clues will
be under the personal instruction of an
able and proficient artist, who will teach
painting in oIl and water-colors. pastel.
crayon and pencil drawing For further
particulars 'spply at the colhge, Stem
lord.
On Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, the “chimeric road will
run :4 Mi mum; fair train froin
South Norwalk, reaching Danbury at
9:55.
The Willing Workers Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk lsthodist
church will meetet Ira. Samuel Isl~
kin’s. llainlreet. tormppsr neatWed~
medayming.
DeckerBru‘ellerthinatmls were‘greet-
ed by s Iargemdience at [uric Hell last
'lheieatureearenovaland original and
MWMfiMMF-nr s new
tistolhigh
Tbehatah'l rhowedao hue-re
lsereekoVer shipmentolthe
weekprsfious. 'Dreshipmsntl-tweek
washwcssesJDOmorethanl-tweek,
sndlfitbessesmnrsthenthp shile-It
otthecorresponding week lent year»;
Danbury News.
——ltsssena’hle prices at We depot
meursnt. Opuellnight.
’l‘heschoonerl’ercyand Lillie. which
hasbeeudirchargingacergo of coal at
Wilson Point, departed last night for
Providence,it.l.. toleed with railroad
heniorthepostofleeksonviile. Florida.
him.
has Wm city eomeiaudstovy
uotloublOliverfiymnendhlsuew
WH'DII Plongw.” Thellew York
A. B Dr. John arrivedatWilson Poi-Iii.
“l" “3*.“
Mr. and hire... James F. Burner, of
Ilisnlscwere spending a few dayain
wn. visiting relatives on Newtown
vesIno.
——Opening days at the Iii-er St. John.
38 Main street, Norwalk. September 80th
and October lat. You are cordially
invited.
The inasmuchpircls of King's Daugh-
ters, bi the lethodist church, Will meet
ywithllrs. B. G. Iitchell. Saturday alter-
‘ noon at 3 o'clock.
Dir. and lire. L. E. Ellwood. of Cleve- "
“laud. Ohio. are guest of Ira. Ellwood’s
parents, Dir. and Ills. William K. Olen
stead. oi’ Union Park.
—-Diim Agnes Fitch will bepleased to
exhibit patterns for the tail and. winter
on Saturday. October let.
Thomas Gregory, of Cranberry Plains.
is about to‘m for the first time since the
serious accident belellhimJt was thought
he would lose the use of hinlimbe.
Mrs. William Clark and bile. Norman
Hussy, of New Haven. are visiting Mrs.
David Gould. 0! Academy street. llr.
and lira. Clark wfll remove to Lynn,
Mom" in a low days.
-—Dliss Agnes Fitch will be pleased to
exhibit patterns lo; the tall and winter
on Saturday, October 1st.
....,._
The lenghtinl Circle of King's
Daughters. of the first Congregational
church, will gives prior concert: in the
chapel tomorrow evening. A short
programme will be‘rrndered and ice
creamandcake served. '
The times Alice and Dismie Hender-
son, of Silvermine. and Fred and Frank
Hickok. ulNOl’Olon, were In attendance
at the races yesterday. They were inter-
ested in Lexington Belle, who is owned
by II. A. Fowler. of New York. an uncle
of the Illness Bendersmx.
—-Opening days at the Nissan St. John,
33 Hair: street. Norwalk, Friday and
Saturdayfieptemberwth and October 1.
The div!!! 0! trimmed and untrimmcd
millinery and miliinery trimming will
hemmelly fine. Allarecordially invitv
ed. No cards finned.
A young daughter. of Theodore H.
Hendricks, of Harboravsnne,was play—
iugoe the iron fence in lrout or the
Over River school. at new yesterday
aiternoon.when she icilendcutherioro
headbadiy. Thewes taken home and
mentwaesswednpbyadoctoa.
. I' .
'RluDenburywheelmesresrrangiug
loosening remarridealahandrsd
1 miles, which will take planets about two
weeks. voltbprobablethetfifleenrldrrs
walnut-e thk long journey. The
roolswillrke from DanbnrytoBridgo
mom to Newfiamandrv
turn. Bridgeport to Norwslk and Nov-
walkioDanbary.
~lb Agnesliiteh will be pleased to
exhibit pattern (or the (all and winter
ne Missy, October Isl.
sh. Deborah a. Lyachpl Winnipauh.
summon.“ torts
remisswsylromhomsdsyssteil-a.
lib-emsrwuwlhimsvattothnrslwra
school. ‘flr’sjeflim soled
redone-Words. took the boy to
—IirrAgaml’hsh~wlbeaiuedte
«newsroom-am
new, Ortohsrlst.
(I‘M:
wmmkd
w
V I
sags-we '
“ECU-dutch
In. Thelma-ohm.“
with ’
who one will an 1
some Nomk.
I'
~.
mea—W
embadsmtbootrlalro-dsy. ,._
imbibe. lesboro. elm-shorter
The firm ammo-I A: Wilson oar 01%;.th Whit. m or- 'V
lint-WI 6m" mes—worm '1 am 51;. “Vim aim MW. 32"“
-WM summon»
«some: lush-watt “‘mfih m,
4summh "" “M” mAhsmbeiollecalwberlmsoatteodsd
the races at the Oenthmen's driving
park yotnrdey alter-noon to see the oni-
milehicycieraoe,hsld belorsths horses
were called. There were seven starters:
William Gunther. V. I. Bonnier. J.
B. Perry andW.8.Fowlsr,ot thelton
walkWheelolnb.sedlL B. My. 0!
the Alphas. Perry mine in first,’
easy victor. flouasoksr wumcond men.
only bunting Isrrill. the third man, by
about four inches. Gregory came in
intourth and Fowler was fifth. Followed
closely byGnnther. The race between
Honnecker and Merrill was very eacit—,
ing. The time was not fast, the mile
being made‘in 2:481. The quarters were
made in .42. 1:25}. 2:010.
‘r DONATION.
bliss Edith Crockett is slowly improv'
in»
James ii. Sweeter. o! W, Vt.,
isspendlngstew dayshere. ‘
John D. Feller and son and his family.
have moved to Grouped. I. l. ,
.12. Ilillhoiland. who has been spend-
ingthesommerat Dell Island.hssvnov-
ed to Standard.
Professor F. H. Baldwin will deliver
auaddrewontsmperance in the Union
Street l. E. church, Newark. N. J.. In-
marrow evening.
The (Mod Railroad cornpany
will sImetheapur track pesto! the der
pottotheeast side where they are at
present filling In This In done so that
there will be in. dsnger where the
switch connects with the main track.
BABIES.
Dev. Arthur Keane and wiieareenfiryb
ing a vacation in New York state
lira. C. W. Harmanendthreechildren‘.
olNer'llochelle. arevirltingetthe Irri-
dence 0! E. A. Hall.
John D. Crimmons and Family. oi
New York. “impending a ten days at
their summer residence. Collewdefs
Point. *
Another Democratic banner will he
raised this evening nesrthe rmidenee oi
Andrew T. Waterbury, the nominee as
first selectlnlll- ..
Wite ur Bates' horse ran away Tamil-y
aim whiiscmuiog down [log Hill
and broke the harness. Dir. Bates stopv
pad the animal.
Jamsellinen. the popular clerk For J.
E. BallardIIISII-Jmosed the residents
in the neighborhood of the star yester-
day alternoon by attempting to ride a
bicycle.
distehnrchss will beheld in the Hotho-
d'lt church. Sunday fishing at m
o'clock. Aliareiuvitrdloattsnd.
Thebemocratshdd their caucus ier
thrnomimtioool candidates tor town
offices. Monday crank. the ticket
chosen hung as Follows: 89km,
Andrew T. Waterbury and James
Waring: town clerk and town
uranwrer, John W. Emma-z
ems-ova. Wilbur I. Waterbury and
Alexander Iackry; board at rsliol.~
Slept. Hell and “envy ll. Wallace:
grand jurors, William ll. Wiilmott.Jr..
sndtleorgsaregovy; constable. Sums-r-
Ilnld'l'ooters-lllrorar [Begum
trsr. William ll. Wellmott. In; school
vbitov.WiIliamE.8uert. ‘
’l'heeowabsllwas crowded with re-
tb-i-ticitspshlicasslmt evvniag sad
the following ticket was “Ned:
Brisctmesdmishc. Iii-deltas“
w. Ickerma,
84 WASHINGTON 888857. SOUTH NOBWALK. OON’N.
“.me .
monuments-nos. Wm
Specialstteotlooiscsllsdtooorhneot NavyBloeGoodnsopepulavtblnreeeoo
v
V W
‘ . ilihl. IIIIVI hm.
has emu-o Mus-letdown"
- a uvelylhaktsgtla.
O. Rosier. president ct the dub, a
chores composed of J, P. 'l'lsadwsll,
C. W. Iany.c. W. HoytJL 1’. Price,
J. 7. Delhi}. A.Tuekrr..lnlisn lain,
William Warren and ll. 8. Wishes:
«mosh-elections. Theprssldent
that introduced Ben. E. J. Hill. who
delivered a rouniag address upon the
an bewottlwcemWMnefionslsad
ante. lie took figures from our
mnaflonalsndmvinpbanksdrowing
summons increase in deposits since
three-agent the licKinley bill. He
spokeettherseentguowsmntopromed-
logs in this state. urging the Republi—
csnetovotestrsightsnd let their votes
goto show that the party believed in
honestlegklationandnot insuch petty
maneuveriupeshevobeenadoptcdbythe
Democratic party during the past two
years.
The chorus themsang another cam-
paign song and IawyerJohnBJight
was introduced. ills eddrms covered
much the in ground as Ir. Bill’s
concerning the tsrifi.aud was replete
wirhwlttyssyiusa and anecdotes. He
remarked upon the (tillers-nee between
IheRepnblicanandDemocraticeditorials.
the Former loll oi brilliant prophesies
udslatemeubconcerulngthonpidsdo
moments at the country. thehtter
bemoaningthe terrible state of afiairs
find the sad (also! theoonntry. The
me.heeeid. had never in
itsbistervintrodnceda measure tor the
benefitotaworkiugman.snditclsimsd
tobathewrwking man's party.
The meeting broke up by singing
I "Amelia."
Politics law all Earths.
ThemhevsethMhld
Cavalry club.“ Booth Norwslk,aroar-
IangiagtogotoDsI-lento-nighttopsr-
tleilmte lnaRepancanflDIou-m
ter depending on the arrival of their
writs There will be a Merriam .
iollowsd bysrpachhthe'lfawnllall
by.llos.'JemphB'.ibwley. Thelm-
walk lros Works hand will tarnish
music. ltiseapeetedthatamarching
clsb will can. (run Stamiord, coo
mg.
The Inpublieen candidates {or bur
MumWhythccommitteeeo
mommiellowsz A. A. Chimy.
Jr..W. thoriflmphen Coorseock.A
it. lialkin. A. A. Arison and
Brush. The-candidate [or warden h.
mtyethucaselocted.bnt probably will
hearthemeetisgtoslght.
Acerrysll wiiibsin waitingst Jonm'
store. on first avenge. East liorwalk,
thiseveuingst'lm o'clock, at the Re
public“ headquarters at 7:00. and at
Bantad'sstors “7:45, to take parties
wishingtoateendthrilepubiicancaness
st lorwsik. It will also bring tbs-
back.
'i'hersrslry «away will meet this
mninget 7 o‘clock.“ the cor-rot
Westsvronsauqut streams-d wil
ptolhrlentoparticipateistheperede.
I . ..
Republican headquarters between 4 and
‘o’ciock this anemone.
Joseph A. Cray.J. Labour, J.D.
KimmeyJ. ll. Buckley. J. P. Tread.
well-dc. E'Whveheenaddcd
tothecosvmittesto‘t ”WW“.
the Republican borough ticket. They
will meet this. evening alter the town
canon.
Trampoline-city canons will con-
vrwethbovaingintheheadqmterses
licrthlaiastrsetst'lm o'clock.» Ibo
Joseph llledlnysowsclnvkaedtrsssesw.
Job-Ii. Waterbury; Insurer at U!-
Intramural-Julia“
monument.
”mymflsmrhelsasar.
llev. us Inn. 8. n truths or
man-m “wash-vs
Mmfihfirfifimw
nonmetal earners—d
manufisdfltyhuoag
umnmmdm
whom-pasted“
III-asst hours I
“lb. “me-56’s
use.” Isms
mergers
waste fist rifles.
.. V a. 1”firm
I“
dehichfloaJohsBrrsnsa,
. lews.h repeated to deliver as adv
oatheheeeotthseempeige.
meetiiqeereedtobaeco.esdwoslllfltrrsfluriltke. I‘M-err sad MdsksRPsllowsw-tosaesk
allow-ensue m. mesa-g is low
wearer-Isle 11- worn-II“-
hues-Hints“ ”so.“
“hemorrhoids-salt.
fellows»
“metastases-Die thn toe»
Interests-swam sea
“tannins W I“
samurai-newsflash”
11.1“ Isl filters a use...
“kWh-“t.
30....
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IL
"‘4‘ w.
Iterabrvscsuobtaie theirusltovrnsat "
& Son
oranmrwsnsws.
“Cities." ertaswl then-Vulcan
reads“Ws believe that on all imports:
mwwwo- W
uolsotAmericenlabor. there shallbe
ntimleviedeqneltothedifiessnce be-
twssnwsgessbroadand,ethome.”flon.
mowed-c. United’fltetes Com
mimloaerotlaborflnhisreportpablidrv
edin 1&1. gives the difierence in the
totellsboreonotatouotsteei relishe-
tweentbeUnitedStatessndGreat Brio
ainasflms. The duty nods the Ho-
Kiuleytariilactistllid. Thesefignuw
donotlook as though the «justice 0!
wages was the only thing considered,
thekepublicanplatlormtothe contrary
notwithstanding. Itweaocepttheprin—
ciplesottheltepublicauplatlermqooted'
inthelovcgoing.whatis the reason or
tb'w eatradutyofflm. wlu'c‘h, sword-
ingtotheeminentauthority just cited.
the laboring man does not receivers '
viewotBeptrmbers.ahightarifl paper
bytbe way.asksthesteelrailruanuiacb
urersolthooountrytbbnggutiveqnee'n
tine: “With Buemer pig at .17 in
April,1886.andeteelrsihthenaellingst
aprofitat m, why should steel rails“
nowheuhigherw-ithneumev pig .3
lowerthauinlm' Why. except that
thedutyhesbeso adjusted so that the
steelraiimannlacturwsmaydothevery
thingcompfiinedotaudpurclmsamay“
beunahle tohclp themselvefi Thellcv
viewsstatemut becomesstill more im-
prersivowhen tukn with the fact has
Inoprinoornreel Isis in Eagle-Id has
decli-srtlourteen per our wIIIIio the
samnieriod. ‘ Such facts so these give
would» Democratic platlorur which
deuounces‘flepubiicaa protection as a
trend.” Intelligent and candid Republi-
cassanuopdcny‘thatitisinverymany
instances. Theheavydutyonsseelrails
isoneolthern.
DANBDRY- FAIR,
DH. 4 to 8, l882.
name Show Tuesday...
TROTTING
W IDS “DAY. TI! 0 ”DAY.
FRIDAY an! SATURDAY.
lorries close Sept. flit.
DAILY I‘ll-"Y ”neurons.
Send It rr Penis-I Lid.
Hit 11. C. Lvm See'y. Delhnry. Ct.
VVJ.‘”0TFFilVliDVSV.V F
Wrwswr-wm
Will PIPE! DID lilllDEllS
“immerse-hum
It leaflet (
olsboahs lull line sues! e
haematnrlwm hymen
on). MW“
Plano Fons lessons.
Mae-radon-
flW-tav—aleethlorwslk
3.5% Walter J. non. “ W50?
MERRILL
BUSINESS tilllEtE,
ionisation tor mural-series!
test-lag
use wo-nnlev
Install. lw
End-"0.2%...“ it then-flows
lb.nii'th'flht-l.:;.lh. Amati-ell". mm
torus-i b m3...” neg-F:
m. . “mohmmzi
E. H. WILSON’S
8000M Filll DDYS,
um i g .I.’ ;
""“thlfli
thewayolwagm? The iron Trade Re- A
eomeputinaeefitseemntome. to that -'
Meteors"! -
LEADING
I22 Falrficld A'vc..
”Tamar a Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
wasunmrmlrrmr
look love U%% to
flag. 'h' ourlist. smell-em!”
in every parts! the at reasenah
on near sea I!
PIIID DID SIIDIID.
‘ Plano singing I. . n
s 1.....on ”Mme. 11'.“
WANTED.
CUBLERB wanted imneedl'atelyatAuBLlIlt
ennui HAT CO. mar
GOOD reliable girl as nurse for child five
ears old. nstbe well recommended.
y at thisnfilee. an t!
Yafirsbclsssll
33¢meth
lroedm
A
Iiorru" LE”: IIo'
l A1103 b house
SV 52kt inasmall ’ .lmgolrsunm
elk. a it
STOUT boy
W
tedto orlII thenepot
{whorlvro'l'JJll‘aamm
Gunner-general housework luasrnall
Family. Good waaeato acornpauat Ipet'—
l’i reference aired. A at
rem-uh Iain M 30:
TKOBOUGBLY t
1‘.me 01mmigimny. fi
quire at ’4 Union Park. sfiu
DAD hailed allied. Harland it web -
B.- D nem.hoard Printer-giliprémna W.
Monmouth AddresBoaru
“Below Mal
no war.
AID; BUIDMIDE PDViDEIl.
cIL-I' coca oIIEAIII-zm Bowen.
V'I'I'Io Best Cellos to be had.
Fancy White Full cream Cheese.
T.—--.4v1'-..——
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
“ SATURDAY. DDT.
GROCER,
83 Washlnlt‘ton Street. South NOrwalk.
GOOD PAYING- POSITIONS
WEED '03 DBADUA‘I'U A'l'——--
@000 0080088» GDLLEDE
Bridgeport. Conn.
Music Hall I
si.
BYRON
The Plunger!
More snrprisi than French terrains!
Misc-3m sell lolly-raged!
ELEV ATED RAILROAD STATION.
Actual size Locomotive and Mn of Cars
in motion. .
A Woman Throws la Frost of the
Train.
Fierce Epcounter between the Moment]
Jim. Terri
all; and Thunderstorm
DIAL WATER I! TORRENTS. ,
" ‘ Theatrie Entourage. headed by
Kl‘l’l um)!
an» Dashing “Fungus
Dunn": runner—non own;
in the moat elaborato Parisian tollettes.
An
~. . .:
SICORD lloovol hermetic. Ibo-born avenue.
EaetNovwalk. containing 4 rooms. City
water in. Ben! 80. inquired lmThmnas
K. Smith. on lb “womba-
menr five turns to a (snail
adults. inquires! W. 11.8mith.
OHS! olsia rooms. with uIlIIIodcrn
meats. Apply to Chalet 1".
Quintard avenue, South. Vorwalk.
,LOW‘IBM part0!
hot-e).
in. A.
N
t!
Clark. 113
5'38“
Meandering o! d
beesmt he Edouard:
H mm orwnlk.
yirlohaxnamflwmflnet.
lg; house Tag); avenue
stcrstrser. rooms,
endgame.
5 rooms
him: it;
FOB SAYIB
YMFI GROUNDS—Twelve”
ureter nd situated elm licll Is
Mmmthm Cl.
SouthNorw elk
“(inguinal
HWfi‘W‘
A. Woodward, South Korwalk.
sum-nerd: reel
twlstdrma.
maehlnesmnrs
Raw-1km “iii-rd-
OOODsisnbayhersewllIbe-Ildeheep
A torwaatstme. Ahwmllb;
in.
odllllhtltynw
nesciiilhh’iv'iions
IIIIIIL TI'I IEETIID.
TEEN“. inhabitants. legal voters of lhr'l'own
whereby-stifled entire
or! that the annual town
rites-treaty twensrobsyslwhlhe
tint Bill’s liIinIIIist
BOARDING AND-u.
DAY SCHOOL
MIXED DAD
to
me.
all. II-IIIn
TAX;
them:-
“‘84-”
‘ ”giggle engorrfi DIST“
- with-eke
Copynght, mm,
B. Houseworth.
will be with
ulmrmmmtmptmouabovedat
noehargeto
thentirna. Ills way of filth: the ”Tia-g
dillerent tromothersas thsndayand night-
H. S. HOOD.
mmaoawam. «as
“MAIN ST.
CONNECTICUT NORWALK. HILLSIDL
Mrs. MIId’s. School
~ GIRLS DID lilililli LADIES
RIOPENS
SEPTEMBER 29th.
DDllEllE PIEMIITDIV llll
BEIEIAI. DDIIISES.
Special Departments for tutti
and lmtrsnsstsl Issic.
lit. names.
Certificate adults reW'ellssleyandYs-ar
SPECIAL KIIDEBGIBTEI
Primary Classes
For um. Children.
Send tor circulars.
fit”
Did and Vilellable -
DAILY DIRECT
WED.
“”80th Nurwall,
blorwalk.
(:in oi Nurwalk'
EAGLE
‘ mam...
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