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(1) [BBB BllIBE BllTTlE BF metmwiwmhdym
J. mm. or we Norwnlk Wheel
Jamaica club, isia Holyok'. lime. today, where
A” “if bewillparticipalemsfitteen-mile road
Ginger ...... ' ., “W.
Walton-nine“ minim and
.5?” for 25¢. mwm Thursday and Pro
. day.5. 6and'lthatlLKrieger’s.
v.
.19 ;_ Two car loads of Inge yellow pine
“ u edatthsConsolidatedtreigbt
PLEISTED’S gyfilhwmng for Hoyt's new opera
' a". _, house. 3 ,
EIEXIE' 0f: CliartrsWe-bbhasldt the employ or
RaymoudBrothersundscceptcd a posi-
callsaya lion with the Richardson a rim
commu- .
'3‘]! I - The insurer Falcou left South Nor-
l’PL’A’ISTED’S . walkhstnight tor Staten Island where
shewill remain untilaftnr the holidays.
Beef Wine WWW” ~
«Fish, clame, cystersandvegitablceat
"d tron living piling Nash a Raymond, is
Northflsinstreet.
ri. H,“ I.”
ABE rim BEST WHIP-R routes TheCaralI'y clubwileeetnt'lo’clock ‘
YOU CAN USE.‘ TRY THEE. to-morrow night._cornerctht avenue
and Weststrsct. to partidpate in a pa-
Only 750- ride in El“ Norwalk.
The dwelling house at 23 Second are
’ ’ . nue, East Norwalk. now occupied by
Joseph L. Lockwood. will he sold at
al 1 6 auction neat Hominy at it a. m.
I I ‘ . ’ '
——Pure cotl'oe with pure cream.5c. a
:t‘ riDr‘lggist. cup, depot rmtnurant. Open all night.
‘3 “WI SL’JSI. Mall. “to employe- oi the Nowell Iron
Works llavsbsen working overtime re-
‘l'he madcahrlot Norwalk and South
Norwalk havnmtablisbedanew scaloot
prices tor New York pnpers. which is
printedinanothercolumn. lt goesinto
eflect next loudly.
Stephen B.Eatch, organist of the
I-‘irstll chhurcb. hasorganiaeda
singingclaqgwhfllwillmeetatthe
closedtheEpwertbL-ssgnemeeting
everyWednesdayyfivaeuing.
-—Grln,d {all epeding o! millinery and
cloaks. Wednmday. Thursday and hi-
day, 5. 0 and 7th at B. Krirgcr's.
_ Yesterday. as Supra-man Lincoln
u wasloadingstova on bk truck at the
Consolidatedrailroadfrelfihtholme. the
horse'lnnk {right at a train and ran
- away. Duo 01 the stores was thrown
I." outandbadlydamlged.
tin-nears. c. r. Tolles. Jr.. and
daughter“. of Anemia. and Rev.
‘l‘ RW.Joneaandson.oletertown.
wllocanieto South Novwalk toattend
thetnnerslotlral'bom-Lnaymd.
m- rsturuedhswnysstssdqatteeaoou.
lissAnnaS. moi South lion
walk, sabllrlbthrnetraltpiaessluoitln
thesrtplleryatthenanhnryralr. The
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Delano!
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“more“ isn‘t-mane. fill. Ines
“a.“thehthaaaalmtmsra
f _ 5% mi -
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South Norwulk.
saosllent We degree to-mcrrow.
evening.
Justics’l'ownasndiloed'l'bomnsSmltb
“and costethhmornlng for being
laminated. ,
Budaohamflllmhrthe'm
Rx! lion diedathsr home in
mill- shalom will
(air was M “gin
”WSWJW
noun-r-ir' untrrflitll ‘
-Firstclsss paper banger. Inquire at
W3. 70 WWII“!!! street.
Adaiighterwashorntolr. and Mrs.
James Blake. its Woodward avenue.
yesterday atternoou.
TheCltyBoardot Asstmom examined
wove"! till-flotilla. Min- hen
traustehedgincelastyear. W...
n .1. Bell, the popular .n‘ii. at E. ii.
Boater's pharmacy. has returned from a
two weeks' vacation in Canada.
resumiuéen schooliscloaedtoday
on accountotthecold, the steam heater
notyrtbsinginrcadiuesstoruse.
The Norwalk :Irou Works band will
play at the Republican banner raising in
East Norwalk to narrow evening.
Pernousllabb; pay taxes in South
Norwalk willheintsrested in the sleu-
aors’noticsprinted in another column.
—Grand {all opening at millinery and
cloaks. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri-
day, 5, send 7th at 11.an
Dr. H. Addbon Stewart. 0! Bridgeport.
n famous specialist. is at thoGity Hotel.
Bis ofiice hours are giPen in another
column.
lire. C. R. Townsend. oi Bayview ave-
nue. is still risiting at her daughter’ s in
Bridgeport. and is somewhat improved
in health.
llr. endure. William H. Smith and
Mr. and hire. E. F. Knapp drove to
Danbury to-day to'attend the fair. start
ing at an early hour this morning.
Twenty young ladies outplayed in
Roth & Goldechtnidt’s corset lactory
wenttotthaubnry [air this morning
in a carryalt. behind a spanking tour—in-
hand.
- Henry Young. ablockor employed by
the Volk Bat company. tell trom an
sppletreeintheyanloihisreeideuoe in
Betbel’l‘ueaday afternoon. He was ac-
verely injured.
A Democratic artillery. club was
organized at the headquarters loot even-
ing. Therearcthirty members in theclub.
Suits and a motor have been ordered
andareexpectcrl here the tint 01 next
week.
When the Plttstleld eaprem. aouth~
bound. arrived In South Norwalk last
evening at 7&5 o’clock. many people no-
ticed that the engine. No. 58, was cover-
ed with blood and portiouaol it damaged.
ltwsslearnedthat the locomotive had
crashed intca wagon belonging to Cap-
tain .l. S. Barnes.“ honor, at Les during
the alteruoon. instantly killing the mom
Tbesnginedrow thespecialtairtraiu to
Danhury this morning.
-—'l‘he Uniwll States Portrait and
Frame company. of New Haven, Conn.
have employed It. llarttn. Williaid lion.
man and Charles Vogel as sole agents
lor'South Norwalknud vicinity to rep-
resent their respective Ilrln'a interest in
the capacity at enlarging photographs.
Over one inland and any residents or
thiscitycalltsetllyastotbsmerlta and
qualityotworh done by this company
and have all exprued their-elves as be
ing highly placed and tllermtghly satis-
.8"-
NOBWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Budget at Items Iran the
‘ . ”WW-liberal.
.Wfimroea-MM
moon new m an: on;
fair In the Athenian-l, November l5.
Ir. mid Hrs. John Greenwood and
JehuW.GresnwooIl andbridsdroveto
Danburytldsinnrnlugmattendthstalr.
'Ihshoardottownrsglstraiswlllmast
atOJLOoolldgs’e ones neat Itonday.
'l'hslfltqa‘irypsttoeasotearyoasg
sadhaabnmsb-sdletsapeahlsrstara
‘nslnrwalk here- mtnsd la the
roomstthsz’alrthisanwaeea
mGEWMEJQW
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Iledwithworkdons. I. Brown.rnan- -
.Ohio. Tuesday. '
to) 1mm. may. Wit :uil‘o
hmImmlarl-estiaamlgwm
WM: new I, 2 5-1; to
lard. 184 East avenue.
tonic depot. thb morning.
brought down a 3%} pound noon.
Everett 0stcrhailks had a lirelr taste
with a horse on River street this morn-
ing. The animal tried to run away, but
when (rush-IN in his attempt. he mm-
inenced to kick. and reduced the Ihsh-
board 01 the wagon to kindling wood.
TheY. ll. 0. A. entertainmentoourse
opens neat Wednmday evening. with.
the Mendel-Olin Quartet“ club. of But
ton. This omnisitiou stands very high
and lovers at good music will have a-rare
treat. See advertisement in another
column.
Gardiner Arlington and Iti- hora
Etta Sargent. ot' Winnipauk. were mar.
rind lit the parsonage ot the First Baptist
church. Norwalk. last night by the Rev.
F.E.ltobbins. Inand Ira. Arlington
then drove to the bride's home in Winni-
puuk. whoreareception wn held. ,.
The friends of John Slatltfl’i thehar-
ber. who has been employed at lilies-
ville. L i., will be surprised lute-rather
he was married in Jenny City last
Thursday. to bliss Katie Ruben. oi Bli-
ville. Became to Norwalk last night
smite-day is receivipg congratulations.
A hornshitched toami'tisge contain-
ing two Westport women started to run
away on Wallstrees yesterday, bill in.
caughtbsforshshadrun agiestdist'ance
The animal took (right at a train
through the tunnel. tore the reins trim
the driver's grasp and they fell under his
feet.
Conrad Witt. n transient Mail.
was ejected from the American Entire
on Main street. late lust night. (or dis.
orderly conduct. Ollicer Northrop ar~
rested hint. and um morning
Coolidge discharged him upon his prom-
ise to leave town. Nu complain. was
tiled against him;
The West Side Democratic club have
lirsEJ.Arno|d.aslstsrotCsptatn
lire. White. of New York city.is
visitingber mother. lmAsmatll ital.
new our neon-nu, sold :72
ticketstothsDauburytiiratflthoEouss
This is matchless coon weather. Tues-
day night H. QWllllame. Cbauncy Low--
in and Fred Goodrich. or New Britain.
with their dogs and guns. made a visit
to a care on Funnlugton mountain and
r—yv'vwsm Hm-.. w__-m
us luWnMs'lflhWmet-m
tnalbwltlvl-
Urns,”
All”
. “I
WWW. mower-lint
. we;
lettottbecruterarssngraved in three
Mons above the other, the words,
“Prints! Card. with M Reply." United
States 0! America," and in smaller type,
ft’l'hhsidsbfor addrms only.” In the
right hand uppercorner is a vignette oi
General Grant, encircled by a frame
hearing at the booths legend. "lungs
Gard," sud attbe bottom. “One Gent."
Atttielowsr leit hand corner are the
words. “Detswh Annex Card for
Answer."
’11» whole is enclosed In a tastetul
border. The lacs at the return card. in
general effect, is similar to the message
card. Instead. however. at the words.
"Postal Card. With Paid Reply," at the
input the cards are thewords. “Reilly
Postal Gard." Over thovignette of Gen-
eral Grant the words "Reply Card” are
substituted for "longs Card." w
The international card '- somewbst
smaller than thatot domestic use. in
tl‘border stthetopol tllecardappeur
the words “Postal Card. with Paid
Itrply." and their French translation.
“Carlo letale arcc Beponse Plpec." A
designnt the topoftliecardnoutalnsthe
words. "Universal Posal Union.” and
“United States oi America.” with their
French equivalents. A Liberty held on-
copies the right hand upper 00” with
the legend. “Two Chants.” In all omen-
tial particulars the‘domestic and interna-
tional cards are very m'milar. Black ink
will he need on both.
The inc-age cardaud the card tor
reply turn one piece of card board. told-
sd number and crossed on a line be‘
tween the two when tll-y new to ho up
arated when the reply is sent.
areintheesst.
consecutive time. On Friday,
years, ndtor months it was
time 266.700 people have ,aeen
the treasurer's ofllee: 11255
i
DAIIEN.
JohuSlnalley isworkiug for a South
Nurwalk flrrn. alter a long vacation.
The SIIP‘, m and bent may profited by no" &
tamilies. who have been occupying mm” m_
George 0. Stevens‘. house on Prospect -._.,
avenue during the summer. have re-
turned to their homes in Brooklyn.
Zigmsn lasouwillbe married Satur-
day evening. in New York city, the bride
beingaStnmtord young lady. He has
Unnmicntl’atrnts.
Justice
0000.:
rented the vacant store on Belden ave- mew—mm. than God! rey, Bridgeport
nchornlerly occupied by Frank lar-
run. and will me it as their headquarters
during the campaign. They will mast
there Friday evening to organise a
marching club and arrange preliminm-iss
tor the coming campaign. All Demo-
crats are invited to attend.
lnthetwsnty-llve mile rand race at
' Boston. Saturday. C. Ford Seelsy had
two and onohalf minutes' handicap and
J. B. Parry tire anxious-halt minutes.
Perry came in tourth. beating
not his tlipn, as reported.)by only state.)
seconds. 11 both riders had started from
scratch Seeloy would hare beaten Perry
by two rhinitis and {arty-tour seconds.
Sceley rode a high geared elliptical
sprocket machine.
Percy 3., inlantaon oi John P. Pitch.
' sPoIml- 003""“01 ”W7” WW GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
Psw’u'tllbomm
Ammunition! till-mills” The bill stNiblo’stwYorkm lilo-no
Beltalretsnnnssl‘mllbed. circular
mlk‘mn 3. Lemma . ' “firm”
vitbvisw. ' willbe
mummmmmm hyIEWOumstocthnder mandala-Wt.
osmium-null '- de-ind the American lumen. net-a. Randall
Isht-SIncheswidebydl-fllnnhaloug and Dickson. Theaconesueiald in . ”mumm-
Aluminium-fitment“ England and Alghaulstan during the .i'..."'°"....‘i:‘. ‘pnrc
Malian w Alicea-In: nuance. untitmmno’lhhh n.;".‘."..:‘..‘:'.i°iz
CbarlrsErinVcruer muslin Edwards W
«A “5.1:“ Chi-fin 00:; ”lift; "11’!“me Sawt- lit-Kitttenvnn.
draw thou-Ill largo addiction in spite
or the fact thatalltheothermetropolitan
flmfiwmszm fining: Apply to ill mwfifirfil‘sfiffiflnfid
the three hundredth and thirty—eighth
14th. the three hundredth and fiftieth
.. 3' _m will be celebrated and SITUATIObesDanIsh rileunalltsmi—
each lady visitor. on that evening. pre- mium .
tented with I My remembrance of the negro: om woman to kne house '
com-ion. On Friday. 0cm in. how- WWW t" "a "1' °" .. ‘n'd‘i 9°“ WE. Houseworth.
ever. the anniversary 0! “iii phenomeu- homw:
ally W“! P!" 'in this! PM ”the GOOD reliablegirl as nurse torchlld five .5 ONE 01’ am will be mm
Hoyt Indiana Square theatre and the
unique event duly commemorated by ____W E. __
Messrs. Hoytand'l’hoinas. Never before ' To [‘83: dihmmm°m”m
in thehistoi'y or the stage. either in this —~~ , H. S. 30013,. .
cimntry, or in the old world, has a farce
comedy been ableto run tor no long a A'Wm'm'w'm “mm“
time “a in thisnase Hr Hoyt's clever SECOND flmrothousexmfiosborn avenue. CONNECTICUT. NORWALK. HILLSW‘.
comedy haenotnloue drawn lull houses water In. Benita. Inquire ol Mrs’l'ho mas E
—-every cent in the pretty auditorium 1.3;???”th MrSI Mead s SBhool
beingsold loreuch perlormance—but it
continued to do so during the entire 1“,“...an
”m”? "'° ”W ~"’ "RT; S“ mhmlo“mfi'fiib‘ffi? 3'. GIRLS MID lBlllIB LADIES
regular theatre in the metropolis that
wssenabled by its popular ounce. to own part oi hom.cousistins of live
keepitsdooreopen. Upto the present .14...pm““...2.‘£°‘¥'m°2‘l?‘m““““" "“2“ SEPTEMBER 29th-
sietibly funny play. and $234.7” has
beeutakrnin through“!!! littls hole in m m” ”5‘32 mfimm BBLLEGE PIEPIIITBIL Mlll
employment. and genial] army have in- 00.. East Norwall
00.01," _ British. shelf bracket: William 1]. Hart. (“mil 5|”! h! hm Will be Kill! cheap
"m'm'd‘" " New Britian,drive chaiu' John c. nil- A
In}. Waterbury. wick carrier; Wallace B.
Rav- il- P. Favor. of the W John Steiner. Norwich carcoupling;lra “‘“M‘WMMMW Wins-Polk!»
ttonalchurch.willerchanaepulpits with '1'. Smith, Mount Carmel. machine
‘"let you know when goods are unpacked for n ,3 ”i
’ your inspection. ‘ ‘
Special Prices in those who Want quantities
"?‘I'AM 14-.
'cHAs. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER
as Wnebtnirton Street. South Nemalk.
u
wanna!!!) FOB GRADUATE arm-
lllE... NEW BBBINEBB BBELEBE
it; 2 Folrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn. .
M Wis-Blaine. Wally. W! Ind Trie'flunit-
mar
1333;333:333. simian. ___ BBT. i.
or house
i are invitedbt‘d
orwalk.
BOARDW W
“‘P‘Ai‘rw‘h ‘”‘i‘r"‘wl"l.'i “*
October “any Kiley . r. as glam
Cepyrlght. incl u liouuwmln
{or lulusework. App) 'at 13 Wooi‘lgard
must be moderate. ly at.
“South mates“. South Norwalk. A9383 iallst on the w
nstmmomm tot-illnmunahovsdate
willmaksnocb argetoexaminesy
All glasses rust-ant Iced. with prices to suit
thctimns. Hiawayotilttinaths sisal:
yearsold. Mnstbawellrncommsnded.
App atthlsothce. mix
snilnmanTai Iotai N l
H0 andlasthrwalIE‘lor mug" 3.33.1. 33:1" comment. some xonwilmr come
East Norwalk.con containing trooms. Thom"
FIRST-CLASS house with all improve-
mentszinguod locality. lnnulreotJacob
Couihmlversley arenue.
1!um
in. A to John Kna . 8! West. .street.
“1" “'9' Miami“. w t ——
sheets of
Mum mtwh‘wm . ”In a” ”h 311W BEIEIAI. NURSES.-
wnlls ot' thegreatmetropolis and its su- ‘ '
burbe. and a fortune paid the news-
papers {or adverthing. [luring that 0333"
_. M -- _ a“- Special llspartlllsllts tor local
"“3 8““- .-- and instrumental little.~
bolongn to the un-
lsnlongl
«lei-signed ll be sold chea
timesixty-tourpernonsdirectly connect— trained lately. Kind end genie .13 {be ll’t, llll‘lli‘hl.
cdwith the noun. hare tonne steady ‘ ”1‘" " M" W“ “5""- w- '
Arnb er. Rows) ton. or at Ambler & Pergflat m‘“ “ml“ ‘0 Welleeley and V3.”
mm” (NYSE and lot No. ill Riverside avenue.
East Norwalk. with shore property unpo- KINDEBGIRTEH
site. House contains seven rooms and all
modern improvements. Apply 10?. Hi Boc-
rpm. on i remlarfl. ol lw AND
. lee . N
m. Iouowina were med Oct I A ‘fii‘n’? ‘a‘S’ .ni‘mn‘ltmfi‘n“ :33: Primary Classes
1&2. List fumished tromofliceoi A. M. ““9"" “PM 0“ I’mlm- M31“? in
Wooster, solicitor ot pnteuts. 'Bridgeport
lohn Johnson. at hardson am mg,” [”02 Little Children.
"' Send tor clretllars.
YB'I'ER GROUNDS.~Twelvs acres of
rented theroomsorer James Whitney's 1033“)!!! WINS BHW '10! w”, “W“ “mm“ 0" 39‘” Ml ’
whim. Jonathan lmy.Brid t “strong on it to pa for It. Priceonly
“hoe m M h“ “'9'“ ”My a” blue {or ”“8 pa ho m at“ mtaway isnrarsbaruain. lg ai 8 "m8!
astbeg narciuthebnstotcoodiuontor
mmpute or ’m' wnfiigxg Plantinz. Address Box murmur Nprwalka .01. BOA RD] No A" D
v y BISTOSand l
m lndies‘ Aid society will hold a 323?}.3? 3.32,..." “”nkml.“ “Pam“ 5mm“ dri‘ll’almggut $331143? DAY SCHOOL
basket sociable with His. John M. Lock- for bicycles” homlsGoncaden, New 11" 09' -» w ——...-_ m.
Thorough course of study In the Ingllah
for want of use. A hi hi stro lumber Branches.
box wagon w. inquire it Water “in?- . ‘
I
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diodeuddsnly oi croup My morn- Jackson. Waterbury button. John I. ~-
lug. l-‘unernl Thursdaymtflp. m. film gammmld’ggi ISCBLLANEoUS. . . 'I'I-IE uflfiumfs
tug. retinishl and lsc ue bran.
'0! brouss and all ma goods. “cgrwm This School for young Ladies and Children.
Rev. C. B. Dikemaumt Cannons. next flinging “dbl-“solo“ Pi. awn“; Put- “ "°"“vm“:: $33; M "fawn?” reopens on
Sunday, M' W“ ”a m rec m Em chandeliers; take them down and rsitnis
, Collin. ”H.103 ”it”; Am then. put them up again the next day and THURSD‘Y SEPT 22d
Seeley. 1“ the annual WWI! M03. I M R. Abom, Nor- .rack torholding and nannies moraine tolouk as well as new. A
mill tax was laid. the highways were arguing! uid measures.
Plains; Thetowntlcketwaa carriedby
the Denioerats by a majority oi only
samsmsjority hashesn claimed by the-mi
Editor Blinded, Hilton Peck and . tour. Withinthe writer‘s memory this "who-ow. which :ives 19
gentleman trom New York city boarded
thespscial Danbnry trainat Booth Nor-
walk this morning [or Norwalk.
traindidnotstopheredheyuatunllyho-
analousastutheir destinationaud
informed a hrabeman of their desire
to get oil at Norwslk. [is explained
thattbetralnwastohavsstoppsdhsrs
Democrats at an oven hundred. tors' bills
M such (ermine Blood
5' W “Hill!!! PLAINS. ,
Frank Sherwood. 0! Bridgeport. spent
Sunday with his parents
Allie Burton. at Brooklyn. visited his not I...
mother and brother. Sunday.
but on account at all the cars being IbsllslsnAdammiotSouthl‘lrrwalk
Yorkyssterdaytorthswintrr.
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drivhg to Booth ltorwalii heel-pay “smoothest-dud. Overarapert
withlracnllyes’senarlmln.misw orthogonal/are sdeuattlieY. P.
naphtha: noun-munitions. printed
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