mgso'c Alieeu‘ flTmBWEEKWEARE closult out A [Ill 0! ,Lubm s Extracts V at 59¢ per bottle. ALL POPULAR ODORS. assailant: THAT we ems. A 13.3mm anus: sum: or JamaiCa V Ginger for 25¢. PLAlSTED’S Birth? of calisaya 2:. r: .le , VA”— ,PtAASTED’s .‘Beef Wine and Aron ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONER YOU (JANUUSE. TRY THEN. Only '750. Ill! Planted Dru gglst 43 \ltshrglon St, St. Marvell. I” examined hkofcbsqs. “Y ”m3” “all. klruhhw an. Wflwflsssswtsl. nth. In? W ' ill“ Pails. ““um Mun—— SMOKED HALIBUT “9 us tbs-spat snbvhsvstrlal mhhflvl-sassrsmssdrer-sla SW“ £13.” Hutu“ lUri!» FRANOS & co.,--- : IIIlim Street. mahrsdfl,,8_.llooll,lflfiouthlain ’joyedbyail- Ashaquottdtetbm ~ will: Milli. .3!? -. WhmstoIOaudm Irillbs suretodnii YIIIIII IIIEII. III .3. , ii" South No galls. 5 . ' souwm news. A Dress, assessor Ito-s Ina- the ICU-fluof‘l'oww. Anewoskdoor is being laid in the THE more SENTINEL mm common-memes: I m snowman W Til: .' It“? a “fit at. IBM itwiw “is no on . " ’flwfl WV‘ofi-m arr-sum. was by ”m... and rumsnlfouowsdbyfroptslnlhsfludsou Valium-nut. To-saotvownprumlssstcbs clasr.pvscsdad byfrsstawlthsllghtiylcwer. followulbyrlbtw. ~. SOUTH IOBWMAK. wast Ari-rooms: o-rmty non-Ins parodies. “t ”Ham: on "zuwpmvt m suture-6. 3’Wlillaturzlomksuvnssmscsspssd- A Whithfifl. mule 'il , pm; Lemar Gregory, of Brooklyn, formerly of Norwalk, is in town for A few days. IfraJ. ll. Benedictaudsonflsrryare in Danbury to vhit relativm and attend the big fair. 3 ii. The rain today disappointsda number of Norwaik psoplewbo intended to visit the Danbury Fair. lira. D. E'Webb, of th city, is visit- ing relatives“ in Newhurg, N. Y. -—-Grand fall opening of mlllinery sud cloaks, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, 5, Gsaditbat u, Krieger's. rousing... m. 07,1. 0.0. n. will confer the initiator)! degree to-night. Pickett won fourth place in the Club House smokes 2:20 clam, pulse, $3,000 at Baltimore, yesterday. ’ William Allen, of West avenue. pack- ed hh grip sack yesterday and departed for A two weeks' trip down east. The bolt mflflgildischllgingl cargoefooalp§f§aymond3rotbefi wharf. , "l (I I. —Ren‘enabhfitifls at. Lane's depot muses. masts-right. ETA-Winch. bf Danhnry. Is the guestofheroousianiss Anna 8. Don- ning, Whitstreet. Charles H. Oakes moved yesterday from Rowsyton to Benedict Farm in order that he may be nprer his work. Charles T. Sabin clerk for Drugglst H. 3. Hole, leaves town today for Putnam, fora two weeks visit. Miss fliunle Wixon and an. Hunter, are in Hartford As delegates to the Stile convention of the Y. P. 8. C. E. A ten-pound beet raised by Silas Olnf- stead, of Cranberry Plains, is on exhibi- tion ins Wailstrsetgrooerysmre. ~Orand fall opening of millinery and cloaks. «Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, 5, '6 and 7th at H. Krieger’a. The regular communication of Old Welllhdge, some, FA‘undA. M. ,willbe held thlsevening. Theflr'st degree will he conferred.’ ~ - Theerccutive committee of the East Norwalk Republican club will hold an important meeting this evening. A full attendance is requested. ——Pnru colon with pure cream. he. a cup, depot restaurant. ()pmall night. TheOld Guard will act as esrsort for President Bart-ism at 'the New York parade, the 12th., The president will re- view the paradeat Twenty-third street. James Dogsn, an aged resident of Cranberry Plains, was thrown from his carriage Saturday night and fractured his collar bone. Albert DeForat, driver for J. A. Park rick,the street sprinkler, fell from his wateringcart the other day and badly injured hisnose. lir. and Mrs. John W. Greenwood re; turned from their bridal tour Monday evening, when they entertained a num- ber of their friends. A regular meeting of Sherman (hun- cil, Royal Arcanum, will he held to- morrow evening and lllli members are requested to attend. Charles Hoyt, keeper of the almshousc, makes an exhibition of beets that were raised on the town form. They weigh irons ten to fourteen pounds All who have received invitations to ’join a Démocratic marching club are re. quested tohepresent at the meeting At headquarter! this evening; As samples of uniforms will be exhibimd. —Grand full ophmng of millinery and cloaks, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day,5, 0and7thatfl.Krieger’s. Hrs. Estherlm (hledied yesterday at the residues of ha! son, .35 Van Zandt avenue, East Norwalk, in tinseventy- sixth yearol her Age. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from her late home. Wellingtm Green, A! Willa), and Charles Ferris, of Wood, were Ar- rssted last It“ as drunkenne- and this morning‘wefllla’sdfl each by Jus- tice Townsend. “m did not have the money be wk em to jail. -—-Plsh,ckms.oyflsvssndvsgstablmat lowest possibleprlces. Nashkltsymond, 13 North Ilslnstvut. 'l'hsstsstus'rFslcon wasdbshlsd yes- terday afternoon, while catching star lishlntbeiluusd, by the chain olths rnopnsttingcaught fast in the wheel. TheJ. Howard Invades was signaled andtowsdrlnl’slamtohsrdockinthis city, where the chain was taken from AAA. wheel. uProigm‘orRoussworthwill beatthe Walter Wilkinson. of Winnipauk. one of the young men who were caught by Game Warden Koch, Sunday, was fined 81 and costs by Justice Townsend yuter— day. llr. and hits. Chester L. Bartram. at Newark, N. J., who are on their way to Boston, spent last night with Ifr. and llrs. Frederick White. of Prospect street. Complaint wu made to (hustable R. N. Novehouse, yesterday, that the re- mains of the infant 0! William Lock- wood, ol Chestnut Hill, which died 8st nrday, wasput iussosp box and buried in A lot near by. The am will investi- DIR. We have reliable information that the victim of the tsr-and-festher party at Long Ridge was not Henry Alhin, though that was certainly supposed to be his naurebythepeoplsatthe Ridge. They made no mistake in the individual, how- ever, if they did in the name—Stamford Advocate. M... The South Norwaik Republicans, in raising their banner last ulght,cromsd the telephone wires with the wires of the street electric light circuit. causing trouble at the central telephone ex- change. Ilsaagsr Morris at mice sent word ’to the station, and the current wasshnt all. I". W. Perry dos not agree with OsnerslSlcklasonths pensionquestion. Mills standpoint of s comfortably psaslonsd“vst’ihsdlsmurassln a New chvpapmnatksmvlrtusol Cleve- maps-tannin menu-n, Mflsmrdslectobsr 8th. Alleyes J'hsmsmhsrsefthsiinicamspsl Tsmpsssnss‘hstonukocisusahsida vuynooe-fuloystersuppsr‘lnths’w 3.31.2; 3......me Wood. A “filial.“ which will heutilissdtoosrryonthegoodwork lnthisplscs. anmanybliis tbsthsvs made the hearts ofshsstofvstsrsusoldlsrshsppy. ThsOourt of”. Burp-sis- hsld an ad- jaunsdmnusghwnlghgbuttraussct- sdnohuslussslurthsrthsncor-ultwlth James W. Hyatt and his Mrs- gsrdlng tbs lowsrlngol ths'florssrall- rusd naekaonIskt street. The com- psnyrslussdtolowvrthsusus‘stthslr‘ own chanson-tint halis'vsdthst an snicshlsmssstsatcsnhsnsds. mmmumrsss-ws. A'l‘kssssulrdwdfiOQL-S- lellludsdsapwlssofrichly lllur Mudflaoathvalfl’srsirsnd morsels-osmium W Ids-s as .smtotilsllh WWW“. m“ Mammal-autumn tksamkslvstssttsosrlssgssastss comp-Isl W ’mumm mmmdbmmm august-AAA- “new” laxrutmnwnmr-rmueam e w... 35 of Prudent Rsrrhou’soflsnss insignia; Mile M. . an.“ ”annuals-mar W- « “run-rum» ‘ BTIAlGlIfl, seam Ann eAsrsas Ila-res far “starts-s who! liasuosssafal candidates to render 0m. V,’ votes on scratched ballots and 81 pastors over Adams. E. 8. Adstnshadmvotes onstraight tickets, are votes on scratch Sloan The burgersss‘ vote was as follows: Each Democratic candidate had 425 straight votes, and the Republicans llill straight votes. Charles L. Glover, eighty-seven votes on matched tioksth and fifty Republican litters; Charles E. Squires, eighty-seven votes onscrstched tickets, forty-three posters: Ebenezer H‘. Fillow, seventy-one votes on scratched tickets, thirty-one pastels; Augustus C. Golding. sixty-two votes on scratched tickets, nine pasterA;William H. Olm- stead. forty-one votes on scratched tickets, fifteen pastors: James Suther- land, sixty-four votes on scratched tickets, twelve pullers. On theRepuhli- can side John 1]. Buckley had 112 votes an scratched tickets, twenty pastels; Alfred A. Cbinery, Jr, 102 votes on scratched tickets, fifty-two pastels; Wit limit A. Vogel, 110 votes on scratched tickets, twelve pastels; Stephen Cour stock, 108 votes on scratched tickeb, eight tasters: Albert R. Mnlkin. eighty. live vowsonscratdted ticket, fourteen pastels; Alfred Avison. eighty-eight tons on scratched tickets, (mines. pasters. Water Comminioner, Frederick lad, dd”? straight votes, 109 votes onscrflchv ed tickets. impatient; Francis Beams, 260 straight votes, 143 votes on scratched tickets, forty posters. Collector, Herbert W. Kemp, d, W straight votes, 185 votes on mired tickets. sixty-nine pastels; John Ii. Wade, r, 206 straight votes, 180 votes on scratched tickets. fourteen posters. Treasurer, Willism E. Montgomery, d, 307 straight vote, 138 votes onscrstched tickets, twenty pastors; J. Arthur Pin- neo, r.205straight votes, w votes or; split tickets. twelve pastors. Balifl, William IIcNulliu, d, Ml straight votes, I$l votes on scratched tickets. nineteen pastors: Robert N. lorehouse, r, 205 straight vutm. 10!; votes on scratched tickets, sixteen posters. “w” l’sst llsotloa Notes. Now that the smoke of battle has cleared away the borough Democrats are asking themselves whatthsy have guinui by their semi-victory. They begin to see very clearly that when the election or borough clerk, assistant clerk and police force come up the three Republican bur. gasses will surely scatter their votes among diflerent Republicans. thus pre- venting a tie and leaving the Democrats with only three votes, one vote las than the required number» the result being that the Republican incumbents of these oflices will hold over during the coming year. Therefore they are sad. Bethel gave a Republican majority of seventy-sight. electing Arthur 8. Judd and Frederick E. Benedict forsslecttnsu. The Dramatic member of the board is George If. (his. Howard H. Woodman. r. is the town clerk. No vote was taken on the license question. The following were elected louday In Esston: Selectmen. Eben Gould, r., William Sherman, r., William Wake- msn, d. Town clerk, E. 8. Gillette. For solectmeufillauhury gave Henry Barry, r, 1,083 votes; Charles B. Nansen, d,l,020:8. ll. Treadwell,d,l,bl9. Pu town clerk. William A. Gordon. r, in; George Wskcmau, d, 1.6": Elisha 2. Ellis, p. 88. License, i.555:noliesasg Ml. = Lillllii‘l'uflm ENDEAVORIRS. Ops-Ia. toaste- of the “III Convention In Hartford. TheststeChristVian Endeavor count, Iii-gins; moo-noon Ilium” m had W MrWintpg WMWWr flowers and autumn leaves. not wavedisplaysdonthswsils. Thachovus ofmvotcauwsssestsdonsrsissdpm‘. fermacrurs the south and behind u... spssker‘sdssk. Overthsslngmwss... puddings-sonogram of the C. I. madelnsuturnnlssvss and pinss. Bo- Iowthstthsword“Wslooms.” 0am. otherwallswsndisplsyedmch motto- "llot to be Ilalstsrsd unto hump :lsbtsr.” "We are Morris W withGod." OvsrtlAepItfmuthshll Istheword”llspsh." Thouitorusi‘l undertbsdhsstion oi Benjamin Lon. lsndsadhsls ssslstdby uplano “a mm ltwssjustlo‘slockwhsnltatsl‘ml- anther. llsary K. fishy mlhdlh moms-Mums”... kilos. Ir.- Ishsy lad the W suck-MM The of welcome was nativity Irls honor, WWAIIOM on behalf fisMWMs-bshslfof tits clinician-alt! lllplsy. We! I“ him «Whirl-Mitotic» no. I. a.. as m Isn't-3 k3 in“. Ackerman & Son, 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ed tickets, and thirty-one pastes-s over Ours. yesterday amniotic All tIs’i ISM" ‘ “W...” . . W..." ,..T_ ..........-....,....,..._ BRIGADE IIPIoI IATCII. In by the first mums I‘ss- with a libsiwissdarllsmsmh («eminent-l dsrstths thaw ills range iadriippsil Wm'l‘h-msthMIrg‘ all? u..- Holley, wssas follows: .. . mmunmrom. so It 153 ‘ B B I II ..... ll 15 3| 3 lo I 5 as it at It at a) 81 at n In 45 ll 9 13 . It it, u, D I) 8 ll lat 455 first regiment an all In Second an an alt Third ................. ans am no funeral of In. Thomas I. lay-old. The funeral of lira. Thomas 1. Ray- mond, held from the family residence at Hillside, yesterday Afternoon, was very largely attended, many relatives and friends coming from out of town. The services were conducted byRev. B. E. Barnes, pastor of the First Methodist“ church. assisted by Rev. B. N. Dunning, who read the scriptural lmson. Ir. Barnes spoke tenderly and becomingly of kits. Raymond's life and character, closing by reading a beautiful memorial passed by the oiilcial boardof the Metho- dist church. and following his remarks with a fervent prayer 'for the grief- strickeu family. The quartette choir of the church. composed of Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, Miss Alice Sherwood, Horace S. Hatch and Frank Nash, sang "Nearer My God to Thee,“ “Shall We hleet Be- yond the River," and "Rock of Agar.“ Conspicuous among many beautiful floral tributes was a pillow bearing the word “Mother,F one containing the name ' "fizzle," and Another with “At Best” upon it. The employee of Raymond Brothers at- tended the funeral in A body and sent a tribute of sympathy. The pallbearers were AndrewJ. Hutchinson. Charles E. Seymour. James A. Brown, John E. Light, William ll. Smith and James Golden. The interment was at the Union cemetery in Norwalk. What the Wheel.“ are Dal-g. 11... monthly meeting 0! the Alpha Wheel club was held lat evening, there , being a large number of members pra- ent. it was voted to organise A racing team (or next season. After A number of other important matters had berm dis cussed the meeting Adjourned. Later in the evening the directors held A. meeting and voted to admit to membership the following persons: William Olmstesd E Daniels, Fred Rogers and William Cornstock. About April let the club will move from their present quarters to larger muss, owing to the rapidly in- creasing membership. When the club moves to their new rooms they propose to have them titted up in A way that they will not be afraid of a visit from th most fastidious wheslmen. The members has decided not to hold A lantern parade this mean, but will give a reception. in. vhatlons for which will he sent to bicy- cle clubs all through the state. The re csption will prohsblyhe held the latter part of this month. 1'- Inn by New lates- Couductovs, engineers, trainmsu and other employee of the flottntouic road are at the preset“ time closely studying A new system of rules which an to go into elect on that road sometime in October. Thesystern to be adopted is that known as theBtaodsrdcodsof rulesaud is in theline of simplilylng the method of handling trains and pro- viding for greater safety in operating the ‘ To curmmt to memory theStsndard cridsof ruin isamcntaituk nottobs graphs and ovary erupbyo of thsrdid mm dutigssh newsroom thalruiss sssss henna-Mailbag...“ "1” rule. Ignovsneselsnyoflhs-willaut beacoeptedss suercusslor neglect of duty. The Standard oodsef rules were com- sfsspsrlntsndsntsofths lsadlugrall- roubofthseouutry. Theyeovsrsvsry dstsllo‘fths physical msusnsmeut of a railroad. Thellousstoslc road has up tothsprsssnttimebsen run sassys- tslnofrslssol’thsirgowu. , Wraslslllilattslm attortly after daylight yesterday the two-Austral schooner Abner Taylor at mm.,wlmswpuhmhrm dgnsd to Westport parties, while at- “tempting to nukes-Wk rlvsrnss spoussunkasroskodllsadrisk'sl’olnt. Atlowwsk mman- lugshuls lain hull Ind opening III sssrus. 'l‘ksluusbsvlshstuuesuslruotsd warheadsowsdspnvsvtsltsdsstt- ”masts-serum wwqm.wwth’smw ”mesa... thrr' was... oust-3. unpaire- Natives-thaw ”first pail ”do triti- olr this? r. piledaboutwyssrssgo at soouvsntion m, w IIEIE AND THEIR. l-pktntlmefthafhauuaultats cur-isle! lands-dual farm. o’chck last night’an apprentice ”nail” We”: an; “on, seam; is hinted min Aime-mot anion mm mm ammw :1. meme mesons-llmstynwwfln old, left his home near Shelton at ll o'clock last evening. His daughter askedhlmtostsylorsupperand told herhe was going wherehe n no supper. Sullivan ran directly to the canal and jumped in. His body was re- covered at 9 o'clock. Anattschment of $85,000 has been and also on money in the Middletown and Farmington Savings bank, in a suit for divorce brought by lfrs. Brewer on grounds of infidelity. The oo-respoudent is Maggie Hickey, a well-known town woman of New Haven. Thecity of Rockville held a special elec- tion to determine the question whether the city should buy and operate its elec- tric light plant The total number of votes cast was 618, of whidr 431 were cast in favor and 187 against the city musing its own plant. The local electric light company had raised its price to so a light per year and the city expects to reduce the cost to from $65 to '70. 3 In response to a petition from citizens of Bridgeport the railroad commissioners have ordered that the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, After six days from the date of the order, omit the soudding of the whistle for all highway crossings within the limits of the city of Bridgeport, by all cast bound engines after crossing F airfield avenue, and by all west hound engines except at the cmssing of Pembroke pond and require thereof that the engine, hell he rung in lieu thereof. The New Milford school children, un- der the leadership of Comptroller Snub, who gavetheexcursion, went to Hart- ford ycsterday and inspected'the capitol. Tables were placed in the north end cor- ridor and covered with white paper. About twenty-live ladies volunteered to act as waitresses This is what the child- ren had to eat: Two thousand five hun- dred ham and tongue sandwiches, 2,000 drop cakes, 2.000 cocoanut jumblm, 7530 lemon cakes, 85 gold cakes, 75 ‘ cup plaoedouFred Brewer’s interest in the AM 'llrm of I". Brewer and 00., Middleton, ' V‘ which are arriving daily, but will say ltwili bothem'i' clusof psodsevershowniwthisoityortown. Wewlll ’ let you know when goods are unpacked tor - your inspection. Special Prices to those who want quantities MAT...— CHAS. E. SEYMOUR LEADING GROCER, 33 Washlnuton Street. South Norwmk; WM’MWW WW MGOOD PAYING POSITIONS Will!!!) ’03 GRADUATIB AT-Tv— 3335—va BUSINESS IIIIIEIIE I22 Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn. um Wes-mm magma-Wm Mun: 3:” wammmwm mus-summons. J. r. hairpin, - murmur. insan- Taylor 8: Golden. Real Eslaleand insurance WASHINGTON man. Persons look for “Amer orhousc audio .are invited to exsmlneourllst. shav vs for sale in every partof the city at “gable t, cssandonsacv terms. IIIIIB Alli SIIIIIIB. Piano and st tA ht. llssKittlel'l s Hartford Wfiurnhmdr. s As his“ WANTED Gilli. as chambiirmsid and waitress. Ap- ply to Dudes) P. El)’, 16 Washingtfn o w A l'l'h‘ATlON b, A Danish lyJ or housework. Appy avenue. rl in small fami- at 13 “'oodwg‘rd TRUSTWORTHY woman to keep house h for “trim and ‘E‘h‘e on on: invalid. (lined ems. Ages runs In ante. A 35 South Main street. South Norwalk W Sgt n 130ARDER8 with good references can he mmndatsd with first-class board Apply to In Water street. South Norwalhmtm 0 GOOD reliable girl as nurse for child live fears old. Must be well recommended. App y at this office. 5‘3": if TROROUGBLY competent girl for gen- 4 e housewg‘k'k. in asmall family. In- qulre At. Union 1-28 A! T0 LET. HOU SE24 and building lots In South Vurwnlk East Nerwalk for sale. Inquire of E. A. Woodward, $0th Norwalk. Ct. ECOND door of house No, mention: avenue, East Sorwslk. containing 4 rooms. City water in. Rent 31 Inquire of Mrs. Thomas a Smith,“ hepramlses. 03- lw HORSE as Elmwood sv,enue furnished or unfurnished. at very low rent by the year or (or the winter. Address Mrs- F'. 11. Tyler. South Norwalk, Conn. 03m ARIN—CLASS house with All improve- ments; lugood locallt y. luqulrenf Jacob M. Layton. Agent. 012w OUSE of seven mall's o: ngarmal FerEd Anon Ray-s. Muffins or y am SMALLment, ‘h’irl‘dnxh waAtsr, ltoilehrl'nlerl- cnn p e no c ron p A. Combs, Evenley avenue. 9 y LOWER part of house, consisting of live rooms and basement the lluntin house), Henry street. East. In. “Apply to John Knapp. orwAlk Water 8 West street, slit if rakes, 2.50 pounds of candy, fruit, teasnd coffee. Fourteen street cars were chart- ered to take them around the city. Gently as flowers case when day is done. Softly as dies a ripple on the strand. So passed our final to the other world; We must not mourn for her. The little fact That often would in her childish play. Will never tire in the dear land of rest. Rn rears shall dim her sweet eyes. and no pain Nor we leave traces on her fair young brow. We must not mourn for her. The coming years If spent on earth would bring temptations dire. And sin, and trouble. which would soar the heart. and might, pert-hams. make shipwreck of the life. Let usuotquestlon whyths child mailed. While others honor long upon the way. But thank tbs fathsr that the melons bud Will open, not in earth‘s dark, chilling air, Ilut in the radiant parodies ainvs. We will not mourn for her. Thsmothsrlovs “ossdlynesdsdhsrslsuowrsstored. AudsnlstusrsJolcsthatAbvlgbtllnk is added to the mystic.unsssn chain. Which draws our spirits up from things of earth To the fair laud wherein our lover! ones wall. L ll. 1‘. not at bth avenue and Nthstreet, costing $00.,00 which gives 10 WWW sndthssepso tor's' but it have mm‘goom sschforCactusB Curoto whatwould bothsmvingpercspita mil the dinner should not be given, there belugfilperaonsstthafeastt by RIPOqulT mailman-0mm. rim”. that. at won‘t: a, curlers mwnfl sitcom ‘ ‘ ptloa (and w rsr AI pennant. of circulation) Nhsrschlklaadmothsrnsvvrmuroahallpsrt, 8 mm W‘ wal [W Muss 'l‘nylor£5 avenu Air, 5 rooms Water street, “M, mail} avenue. at; farm house. garden an “storage fill); at: rooms Rownyton. :13. Raymond I’lllk SALE. SORREI. horse. Fred. belonging to the un- dersigned willbeaold cheap 1 called for immediately. Kind and gentle. Jnet the lid for a lady's horse. Address. W. Y. Amherltowrt or lAm kl’e Co. 'No ruin. a bier noy‘llat 01182 andlot No. 3 Riverside avenue, East Norwalk. with shore property oppo- site. House contains seven room an dsll modern improvements. Apply 10?. Halide- rum. on premises. nl lw A mimics-rm “it. Eamon-AT. with cellar dugd and foundation laid: large chlcken coop And on premises. Apply to John Johnson, At Morgan s. mlw ( Y STBR GROUNDS. ~Twslva acres or hm ....°...."“'...'“’“'.'.". ““5" °." ”ill.‘ on I) 0? T. M) lf sold :fht Away. ”fillets isa rare Bandung as the grou sure in the best of condition for planting. Address Box meow. liorwalkgt. Assumes JEN}... m;Ki;;-m and twlst drills. Seut‘h‘hi Norwalk Hard- wave}. ‘0. . __ swam AGOOD stub-y horas will be sold cheap for want ol use. A MW strong lumbar hos wag-sum lnqulre 49 ater street (a stairs ctl .1536: LOST. ‘Rohl Ira. Paw-cell‘s cottagenea rlrs. hool. mall black do; little - Head‘s as white on bras t, lame cram name iAlnyone‘retanlA; it‘llra iii Mrs. safe-alt“ tlil» nary a ore. n res . recs vs liberal lreward and the thanks of the “Io-3h . if A New York millionaire gives a din- , H :‘h‘fi'fihfi‘h‘m’ "" 7%" A on ' room,Wsll strontiwsfi. s' :‘r t n. We are also manufacturers of door disses. house hm thihdsrslcud Mada-island thsClty ....... 3 Our “firm?“ afishfl’lfl'm’ufim’m» Anon." 1 Bonthlllovwalksndlloroughof fNon- ”‘ DIM SATIIIIIIIY, MIT. II. Copyright, 1593, 13; lion-.cwurth- E. Houseworth, on the eye when we uncon- or'ms‘. user will be with usfromlia. m. tot‘mpdn. on abovedate, and will make no charge to examine eyes. All glassa zuarunteed, with prices to suit the times. His way of fitting the eye is as different from others as the day sndricht. H. S. ROOD. SOUTB NOBWALK. 00.2}! 88 MAIN 37., easiest-matron.“ amine. Mrs. Mead’s School (3|an All) tours LAAIIEs REOPEXB SEPTEMBER 29th. 00llEGE PIEPAIIITIIIIY lllll BEIEllll. 000I8E8. Special Departments for local and Instrumental lusic, Art, languages. Certificate admits to Wellcaley and V's-or Colleges. SPECIAL KINDEBGIBTEII AN Primary DClasses For Little Children. Sand for circulars. Miss Baird’s Institute. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Thoroughconrssofstudylnthelnglhh Branches. IIISIB, llli IIID TIIE illiilllliis. This School for yum: Indies and Children .0 THURSDAY. SEPT. 22d. Thad spsnmeutso of English ”testament! Natural Ills! will be made suspect-u, tractivo and 33mm. A llcation for the admissionnf about“! hands but are the openings! 3Y9. slow mam—— BUSINESS BULLEGE, I'I‘AIIII‘OBD, can... .. institution for the tralult‘n? ofyonng men and can; woman for “business. h wor ,supsrlor meth- Lapd efllclsat Nihi'ifiihm an”. Walter). Hall.“ West mp Miss Dunnlmr’s . StHillll Hill cllllllllEll wru. mm coconut a. Will rscslvspupllslalflsaftsrfith. ‘5 West Street, South liarwalk. alt.- ‘ r'AAA' onut’tioi‘iéior’iis. 1:32;. Wyn?!“ 1.1. aim Aflwmc stars 1 d. Augustughhm Miro-n Cider Mill. M M wslkmsds - z 3‘." illilllllis " WWW}; Pint “titanium, Puni- Illl PW W: IIIIIIEIIS.
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