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only 15c.
H. H. Plaisled,
Drugglst
13 venue 81., 89. Wall.
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morals-ulnar.
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80m ,HBIWALI.
“at (home! carom all-Doll.
all-slaw.
There WITl be servldes Thlafternocn
in‘lkinllychureh, stbo'clock.
C. 8. 811mm! Deuce. superintend-
eut 01 the AdamsBxpiemcompsny.’ u in
(own. "
—-W-ete.d. .l’intcl-w new bearer
andpainlcrdJApplyloL: H. Decker.
Dr. W. L Wwdmmdlmt evening
from a hauling tug. with a well'lllled
sewn has
111‘. morning, as llagnm’s milk wagon
wascoming MW avenue, the
horse fell “Wt? Church and broke
the nuns a! nil rum.
L.’—.~—._A
JYesteI-day alter-norm there was the
largut crowd «I the Danhnry {air
grounds “Intern assembled dress, it
beingestimatodatflbflw.
.11» OUCsanpanywill tune-II Any
of he cums with sppliauoa (or
cooking and hearings: cost.
‘11. W. Allen. 0! Winfield. Kansas,
whorssid'edbbreabout three years ago.
has returnede is occupying apart»
mcnls ovsrfiturtsraut‘s Wherpin store.
through Boston and Alkny ”guess, he-
came disabled while going throughbutb
Norwnlk yesterdayslternoon. undeoginc
110.215 was substituted sud took the
train to its destinahon. .
'—A new lot of gent’ . lsdiea’ and
Jubildren’s wool gloves and underwear
just received at H. 8. Smith's.
John W Scott. formerly cl South Nor
walk, asonoIJohnSwILDISOII-tbxsr-
walk, has been selected as sdjulsnt over
’.30 000 school children. who are to parade
iuNew Yorkcityonthe occasiouot the
[our hundredth auuirrrury of the land
ing of I 'olnrubms.
-—(lrsud full opsmngef millinsry and
cloaks Wednesday, Thursday and Fri-
day,5.dand'lthatH.Kriegsr’s. \
mmmmwum
ticnlisonthemdfrora New Havonlo
Derby. Thelollforawagoni ”cents.
Tbs-tackisin 100 shares 0! .100 esch
sndaheldbysbmttwentysbcckholdsrs.
mostly women. ltpaysdpsr cent. and
none is {or sale. There are perhaps
eight milesolths road in Orange, two
milssinstbyandbczgiuNewHaven.
Tbsnextlsgrslalw beaksdlopms
abillforilaW-Wld to mahthe
pikefreetotinver‘ 9‘”
—Bn-eeesble slicer It lends dwet
restaurant. Opurallnlghtl
'I‘bescbedulslorlhs lsssspoflsfinnol
- thannnectlcdt Natlonallluardto New
Yorknext'l'uesdsyrotaks part in (be
Columbmllayoelnbsstlon has Issuan-
nounced byOclJlsnry C. Hagan.-
sistant qlsvssnnsstsr ml. The
Fourth regiment wlll leave Bridgeport
onlbsslesmerfityolflprlngfield. The
Phstreglnrsntwlllhsvs from Ssybmok
from New Haven on the Continental:
andths‘l'hirll. leandononths
ark. The ma will be
medwlthmsfionboard.
«Grand (all opening or mllllssry and
cloaks. Wednesday nesday.‘lbsrsday and Fu-
9-1.9 1,395.13" 3', .WA.-.
W II when new
hgtoblswcrk’lslndson‘smsrksswbsu
aboylsdakaadsumsyonagborss. with
aksrasssosmplnllnatot the market
sndlrltstsdh Ir. Kllaslsllsrwaslold
mpmndtaksltsway n. dld so
ssdhsppsasdloasdesslsgbsrssd to
‘ owes
locomotive No. 213. drawing the'
9 WWpsurmbWIs
ELI TlucavalryclnhwlllmeetsflocloIJk
(Ir-night. corner d West avenue and
Warmest.» participate lnthepsrads
stEsstNorwslk. J
—Pureeo¢es with purecrssnr. do. Js
cup. depot ms. smurmlth
mm or: 1 war I
0n Jacsountol the JrallyinEastNoJrv
walk Ibi- evening. in which the Republi-
can marching clubs will participate. the
banner raising at Bpringwood ls polJt-
poned until next week.
_—-09nt'sbuckglosesjust opened. rau‘Jp-
inginprice from 50c up. 11.8. Smith.
Ilr. and Mrs." Augustus blundt,
Ilia ldsE. Beers. Is“ South Norwa‘lk
yesterday and wlll stop It Buflalo, Niag-
ua and other places, arriving at Fair-
bury, 111., where they will make £114Jsir
home, in about two weeks
—A full line of millinery goods aJnd
the mm .1ng or untrimmed hols an
on exhibition and sale, at Mrs. “1.11.
Jarv’n'. J
FredA. Farley. whohus madame»!
risilatoSoutb Norwalk in the interns:
of Corporal Tanner. pension agent. d1ed
in Richmond Va, Tuesday, end will be
buried at Pine leadow. in this state Jto~
day. He was a member ofRobcrtb.‘
TylchoeLNo. 50, G. A. R.
~Fish', MM oysters and vegetabchJI at
lowest possible prices. Nash ammond
18 North Main street.
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Cornelius honey, one of the boys Jar-
rcsted last Sunday: by Game Warden
Koch, of Darin. for violating the RH“
law. was brought before Justice Town-
send yestsoby anemone and pleaJded
not guilty. The case was continued until
(0- moneys allcrnoou n1. 3 o clock J
1,—1.4» me. while mung m1 to
besoldat 18c yard, as a specialty for
Saturday afternoon and evening at 1‘.
8.8191111“; __ _‘
In the parade in New York on JllIe
l2th,lbe Connecticut and New Jersey
troupe willbc in the same divisor: and
follow the United States Marinara»
only troops ahead or them being th9
New York State "oops. The regimental
band, Wheeler a Wilson’s of Bridgeporg
accompanies the Fourth regiment.
~Gnnd fall opening of million“ Ind
cloaks. Wednmdsy. Thursday and 1%
day, 5, I and 71h at IT. Krleges‘s.
A novel entertainment. run brand on
(he arm-Is ycuerday. Anorpu grinder
and his wife were the musicians. While
the former manipulated the handle of
the organ, hrs win; played a cornot. She
was a pretty (airplsysr and bed a strong
pairol' lIIIIl'IJI'ld they did agood basic
nus. From hero they went to Ss‘uga-
tuck null Wesflrort. where they are sn-
(eminisg the “out today.
~0nnd {all opening of millinery and
cloaks. Wednesday, Thursday and Pri-
day, 5. 8 and 7th at H. Kricger's.
L. B. Lewis. remedy the night Agent
01 the Adams Express company in th'u
city, has been translated to the petition
cl express rue-cum on (benigbt freight
between Norwalk and Pittsfleld. Law-
rence Smellrdge. formerly driver (or the
United States Express company,
Prank “(Mair are now employed
nights in the Adams Express (Adios.
Bench Norwalk will be made the regular
translsr place for all express busins‘ss on
the Hannah: road. instead 0! Han-
lord. as More.
A llrsssy W 4st Its-s hora up
mnwolhwn.
um Jsmrsfl. Hendrick 01 1.4. lia-
Vsu.1sspsndlngthedaywith triendson
Prospectflill.
WWI. National Guard wll
narohluthslourtb dlvlslou III the
WW”. hand.” fly» bad
as brass-hm W by‘ which The
dxtbllngsrwnarnwlated
Thsllarwslkelubkssmsdoarfrssgs-
menlstorscdvssleelloaretnrns.l1ya
special wire on elsetlounlghLand
wlllballstlutbsllgursslafmatJoltbe
,4 ._ WnJ.,1
J "i‘fiflrj‘rfln minding
’Jl" uses little gssbestsrmorninusndevv- -n-
and extend congratulstlons.
Issac Bentley has pnmhsad a boildlng
lot on Beldsu avenue.
”E. Elli-bop basbseutaksninmihe
llanbsltsu clubol New York cltyss a
4mm newly» 1. u z»- =-
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'I'hemoutblymssllngoltbsll. ‘7'” Chm
A. reception committee will be heltziu
the rooms this evening. at 8 o‘clock.
15“
Er-BenatorE.J.BIlland SAWM-
mhn, of Ohio, delliered addnoes'ss
Nationalflall, Weapon hastening
—--Tbis cool weather is jastths time to
ins».
A prohibition bauasr was swung to
thcbreeaescrnmhlainslreet. nearlloys
street. last nigth 'l'hers were no cere-
monies.
The town more will meet in the
Courtoanrgesses' room. in the bdbk
building. to reeelvs 11st on and alter
October 15.
Innis 8t. John,of New Canaan, is
making arrangements to build a new
human the sits. of tbs large one recently
dutroyed by fire.
Among lbeodloers in the eighth divi.
sins of the military parade to be held in
New York. October 12, is Darius N.
Couch. of Norwalk.
There '3 noschool in the Over Riva
districg 10-day, on account 01 the scum
heaters not being ready. Sworn will be
turncd on tomorrow.
The Democratic prohate'conventionlor
this Illslrlct conbene's at the Democratic
headquarters on Water stir-st. lo-Iuorl‘bw
alt-moon at 3 o'clock.
‘ grand opening.“ ladim’ cloaks and
suits at Scolleld Alloyt's. on, Downs; 11.
10 and 11. All All invited to utmlul. ..; J
Officer (barge Arnold. who has been
stationmlattbe Bridgeport railway els-
tion. ks been relieved from rhrty than
and appolncsd a detective.
I (tsptniu S. Peck, of Kain street. who
.‘hss been (filing. with: an ugly car»
hunch, is Improvmg. H9 is down
steirstodaydor the first time in many
days.
Mrs. William H. Nash, or Winnipeulr.
has raised 11 large crop of peanuts (his
season. and to many persons who have
never seen them grow, they are quite a
curiosity.
In. Henry D. Uornell. 01 Water about.
while in Lord m'l‘aylor’s dry goods 5m
in New York. Wednmday. fell through
one of the elevator shafts nnd'was slight.
1y bruised.
There will be a locating tonight at 8
o'clock. at Republican headquarters, in
the borough. to elect odious and perlcct
the organimtiou of n marching club.
Everybody come.
A son was born to Mr. snd Ills. Will
3. Bates. 01 New Haven, {ormerly of
Norwalk. Wednesday wniung'lIe little
stranger was immedisbly named “Billy,
Jr.” Mr. Bates' many Norwslk friends
1 AMIaliltlspsheaterin lbs dining
roomtor hell an hour at this time o!
the year. and you In" find a gust
ammmtoteomlon.
mam.mmor the Hotel
W19. of New York olty,isspcndlng
a bw days in Norwalk. He drove
a1 lbubery yesterday to attend the falr.
Hi1 hanskornc four-in-hand attracted
general atlentlou. the horses being
especially fine stock.
George Allen. syoung Inga "Mil
In one from Norwalk. attempted to
bosulscsrryalllnlmnt 01 the 11m.-
III‘I‘IIH mum. on Jlsln m. "ng
Hut-tooth; «1151mm new
um whlch «MW him to seek the
III ssurgsoul—‘J-Dsubury Nsws.
13
Rev. 1'. K. Noble and wlfs leave town
llondsy morning fumwlls, to»
lend the (mental oouncllorCcngrsp-
llonsloburehes. 'l‘lwyha’vsalsoflcllvsd
udacesptsdsnlsvllstlonmmllhsetnr
General Davistubspressntsttbsdsdl-
mammals-crosswalk
Benthuslsluvssrsnsdsbsch-Isus
hrnfldcnloredthhl-vmollhelrh.
Thievenllesndsll klshlsndssrslaw
log a rusrry thasln the woods (lass
J44
erman
worse 'lllJl RIVER.
laws and Gossip st the Day In lass
Ian-walk.
'I‘lulpwovtk league meets this even.
“9'94'1-4119“ 32119” my
I“. . J “WI. (“If 1m)? 3'” J
“finch, 41¢ ,Wlllism much,
we. Elfin-Imus
.mmmml
William Wordcn 1s harm new roof
pntouhls residence on We ave-
nue. and other improvements
Hrs. Henry Jones, of First avenue, has
returned Irom Ht. Klsco, where she has
been timing her brother. Fletcher Gor-
ham.
Alarge number of friends surprised
Ernest Hopkins, Wednesday evening.»
his home on Osborn avenue. The usual
pastimes. including music sud gum,
were indulged in.
Judge Pitkin, eXoUnitod States mar-
shal o1 New Orleans, will deliver on ad-
dress or. the Republican club headgear»
tors this evening. The Norwslk Iron
Works Bend hsvo been engaged to furn-
ish music sud a parade will be given pre—
vious (o the meeting. Republicans along
the line of march are requested to illu»
urinate.
rm: ccrmr’ssu. TAX.
Ilsa ct Issues cantubullsg to the Stats
Treasury.
The collateral inheritance tax is prov-
ing very beneficial to the state.
The fiscal year ending June W. 1891,
abound nearly $72,001) as the proceeds of
It. Among the estates paying the larg-
est tribute to the subs treasury were the
following: John W. Been, Cornwall
$2 881. 71; Caroline A. Oliver. Middle—
towu, $3,159.74; Jane E. Huntington.
lllddletuwu, $387.06: Lavinus B. War-
her. Waterbury. 81.060116; Elisabeth
Quintard, 313511.10; Elliott B. Comeback.
Essex. $1,918. 10. Margaret Bogsboom.
New Haven $1.232. 7-1; Edwin 8.110”.
32,381.18; Rebeccs B. Johnson. New-
town, 33 317. 40; Anna R. Perkins. New
London, 33,719.18; " James B. English.
New Haven. 31,534; John B. 8wan.l..yms.
Roma's: George Gillam, Cromwell. as,
”2. 5!; Sophia Faulkner. New Haven, #1.-
685.11; Samuel C. Hugging, New Haven.
CAM ssmuel A. Horse, Cheshire,
€1,075 95; Laban Smith Cutter. New
Haven, ‘1. 951:0! Harriet. Pratt, South
ingtou, $1487. 23; Wt 3.(k1mstock.
Mex. 8.320%.
What the tar amounted to in the fiscal
year which ended June :10. 1892. has not
yo: been published. but it is not unlikely
(but then was some increase.
‘lhlugs loans to be funny.
First Sportsman (as the partridge dies
nth—“Just my luck; miss Bro every
time."
Second Sportsman—“Don‘t despair.
You may have better luck in another
world.“
Cast your bread upon Ibo water and
you will have chicken soup such as they
advertise in [rec lunch“.
Johnson—What ere you saving your
moncy (or-neat wIntor's amusements?
Thompson—Jo; last wlutcr‘s.
Mildred—4 wouldn't marry the best
man in the world. Mr. Buiwr-Thero is
no danger: the bride never gets the best
man.
MoIbI-r~—~Do you know why your pa
culled llr. Blowhard a liar, Tommy?
Tommy—~Ysa‘rp; he's aunaller man than
pa.
A young girl name near dying as the
rceult or a hen pack. A good many hus-
bands can “1"chan her orderings.
Terrible lunch—Toto (to benevolent get
old gentleman will a bald besdl—l'lsy.
monslcur, ls it true that you comb your
head with a rasorl
Thacher-“Why do you come wscbool
with your hands and lace so dlrty and
your clothes all dust?’ urns Boy—-
“We‘ re cleanln‘house house.”
film-“Why AIM Rev Dr Must
Hm east?” Jumpepps—wne was
9 outolthewssthn (enehlng the
30131611 rule in a silver stale.”
I)mlele1¢h—-“l llks smart women well
enough. but 1 woundn'tcars to marry s
woman who knew morethauldld.
nudeleigb-“And so you have dun
forced to remain slaglsl"
Hurry (whohadsnmsmoneyglvu hlnI
to spud at the tummy-I. dings were
& $011,
84 WASHINGTOH STREET. SOUTH HORWALK. CONN.
anmrb Irv mums.
A cartridge thrown Into a lea-Unlo-
lloavdlng llamas
J [special 111mm] .
BMW”AJIM..W 7-194“; El
dabble“ Inorflh’g'denamlts m
m w thrown Into the window of I
cum boardlugnbbnss law
weretbmwnlolbs floor. and tbsbeds
,tosssdslsreetlnrbs air. Nobody n-
injured. 1110er is swleck.
lads a Mons Intake.
The smart young man thought It would
heagood joke. ashe expressed 1t.lo“scnrs
the Ills out o! .1 1m."
Jlru nomad to be utterly unmadons of
everything that was happening on the
street. stascarryings satchel in one
band was looking straight ahead.
The young-man chuckled and In-
creased hls pace to overtake him. He
would walk up alongside“ him and hit
him me good whackoo the backtbat
would make 111m think a bulldlng had
tallsuonhim. He wouldglvshlmthe
worstscarsamau was ever given
Remind his hand for the blowas he
reached him. but the blow never fell—at
least not. that blow. Instead the smart
youngmanlsltssllamueono on onesids
had 1111. him with an ax, nod some one on
the other with a feuoepost. Then he was
picked up and backed up against the side
of abufldlng by two men who seemed to
be excited and who talked oI robbers.
He was pretty badly frightened himsell.
but be was released without {unber in-
jury. Jim stopped long enough to any
that he knew him to be an inspired Idiot
and not a robber.
But he hasn't tried to play a joke on s
bunk messenger when he is on duty since.
He knows better nova—Detroit. FreePrus.
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All That Was m or lllm.
Mme. de 3— has recently purchased a S
large estate In a department bordering on
the Pyrenees. Wishing to make herself
popular, she asked the mayors of the neigh-
boring parlshes to furnish her dub alist
olthemostdeserving poorpersonsjnorv
der that she might minister totbeir wants.
One 01 these functionaries mid to her:
“Hers la n poor old woman—~11 very decent
sort or person. Her husbandussdto go
about with a dancing bear. This creature.
though very gentle sud very tame, one day
threw Itself on Its master and ate him up.
The man disd"—-
“Alasl my good sir." the old woman
broke in. "since that moment the poor
beast and mysslt have been without. a
”7
"What—the beast! Is it the some that
devoured your husband!"
"Ales! my good sir, It is all that Is lat
me o! my dear lamented one!”-—-Boston
Globe.
“ts trove-s Rust on Steel.
It Is well known that the rusting of
bright. steel articles ls due to the precipita-
tion of the moisture In the air upon them.
The “urological Rev Iew tellstbat this may
be obviated by keeping the air surrounding
the goods dry. and a saucer o! powdered
qulrklime placed in an ordinary showcuse
wlll usually snlllce to prsvsnl, IlIs rusting
of the cuthry exblblted tbmln.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Neander’s lather wss (I enter.
lIrstsandmice bemtless, expect roll.
Wear as high grado underclotbes as you.
can adord to
Locomotive cnglneswers first made by
'l‘rsvethlck In um
The population of America Increaswr by “ '
1,1110 persons a day.
Pernglno, the great. ltallau painter. was
the son at a peasant.
"Gluttony," says an old writer, "kllls
more than the sw "
You will seldom win a woman’s favor by
doing subs appears to wish.
Gaines p allowed (cream freely la a
henbouse wi lkeep away rats.
11 a New York millionalrs gives a din—
ner at 5111 avenue and “mm
$110.00.wa'~le
“1th Blood“! to $910
toss' "to 3‘
pa oursthem.
"If: ‘0' Id be the i la 11
w I won sav ng per capi
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the least!
lnqulro st Plalstod s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
Intonation aboutlmms Blood (lure
'J l IIICUMHIKSTONIMOPI’AIBHIW
1‘10” '1"
“19:31. for allosuss
to sell llplrltuons and .2?qu Manon. ~- ,,
pursuant to the laws all bowls lures
wile... ‘m“§&s?J%Jhmfi
1111. ll
7"" "m 3"“ Ion u‘rfxwmbsu.
“111m“; ‘JAI
Ivs’snelins ludJ
tar flawless, mountain.” of whom arsll
owned” dealers In lnI/Imcallng m and are
as A “11‘ Harry W. "eb-
“HbII-‘dhm “WW“? ”M"
l’lcunly gm“ cl met this
II osss
ml ‘
socbmpsttbe lair llIa£ lcheoIsot _,.
"so you have s sswssrvsns wrung“
eashoaswlls ton-other.
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4 (err11119 explosion. Thirty-fire occupants
m PHRWW III
wblshsrssrrlvinxdsllr bququyuwIIIbooormlm
clause! mediumshcwnhfibiscltyorlown. Wswlll
lot you know when goods are unpacked for
9 your inspection.
Special Prices to those Who wam quantities
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
33 Waahlnston Street. South Norwalk. J
W-.. nflwm
GOOD PAYING POSITIOH8W
—-——EIOURID '03 GRADUATE AT—
THE .1111 IAIIIIIzss nouns
122 Falrfleld Ave... Bridgeport; Conn.
9hr. Bteuography and Typewritinx.
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smInAI on. II.
J. I. outrun,
Taylor & Golden.
Heal Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON mun.
Persons lookl foralo or houses ndlot.
with the view purchasn J.” are Invlted to
calland andsxuulne our list. e have thcmfnr
l|le in every parlor the city at reasonable
prices and on row (ems. sual I!
PIHIII llll 81111111le
mam-99.299.999.912“ .9999
“W’ WANT”)
Bmirnsngod with good references can be
socmmnod ntcd with first elassboard
Apply to Ill Water street, South Norwalk “a“
1.) lion: urorlh
A thL as chamber-meld and waitress. AD—
ply to Dull; 9y P. Ely. lb Washington
street. 051w
SITUATION by II Danlsb Ix!
ly. {or housework. Appy
avenue.
A GOOD reliable girl as nurse for chlld nve
ears old. Must be well recommended.
All]! 1' at this oIllce.
T0 LET.
(1011111111an Taylor avenus. 810.1!) house with
(Duran or house. Monroe street.
Col-y right. .1191.
11 In small fami-
at 13 Woodward
E. Houseworth.
Our 8 191 on (how e whom WE RECOM-
as one :1. star will be wllh
mfrom 11am «RI-mp. moo sboveda date.and
will lmake no charge to examine eyes.
[rinses sunran .11th prices to suit
Altlmcs. 11111 way of fitting the etc as
H w: rt of house Five Mlle River sum; fierent from others as the day and u
nevi-plenty of fruit. Bast Norwnlk.
Inquire of ymond Brothers. 0 'I' lw H. S. HOOD,
83 MAIN 8’11. 80111111“)ng
HOUSEHE” and bulldlnglota In South Norwnlk
and BasttNorw-lk {or sole. Inquire of E.
A. Woodward South Hamel _kl: Ct.
BOON!) door or! house_ No 550st avenue.
East Norwalk contalulng 4 rooms. City
water In. Rent $0.1nqnlre 01 Mrs. as
B. Smith. on the premises. oil lw
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human-Isl: Klud and gentle. Just (be Garment: adorns Io W's-Henley and Vassar
(or a lady's horse. Ad W. . Colleges.
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East Norwalk. with shore property 09:40-
Idle House contains seven mums 11nd all
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