I... ,..... , p ,
llotfixlthWeetnvcsius..............tz.500
llotmofiighstroet.ltiorwalk....... 1,500
llotGOxllioBouthliiiinstrcet......... 1,000 _ g "43/
ilotisxioosouinirainmeet.........i,ooo "A. 143563"
,4 lots 50x10? Elmwood avenue......... 1,000
immmsvmue........;.....
“communal-imitation
iiousoxisoooidennullmeet..........
llotioxlaosouthliainstreetflmw”
llotiOxfiilTaoni-avenne............... 400
f CLOTHIERS,
it 3.... Iran 3m, South Iiimu ' masonic sum innit ‘ »
s ochmBrothers,
450
500
500
Stock of the Cooperative Building Bank of New York. ' You run: Yoll’l was and” you when you buy our Clothing. Nobody . nominee oll'l‘ shamanism-rs. more i /
_ _ _ . , m... We... Mommas... ....., m... ,........... rm'.°.r:.“:"'°°‘:nmister...“ its: ‘ I . jam.
. ‘ hsdoiir IIIIILY tilt in lintnnt seiner getti the best ' ' urge-uni seas ‘ .2":
Fire, Life and Accrdent Insurance. .. r m- m m -. - ”m “r W M samururmlizgwi...e...ic . I [flee—a...
‘ ‘ bargain and the time will never cumswssn you will discover that the worst of it came your I!" wit in “mm We m a” that a“ you do,“ m e; , =~—~.
1, . —-——'——( iEo. L00 Kwoo D’m— "1- It is the fashion of talk of guaranteed? but did you ever want a better guarantee than the what yOu want. ask for it." become you may be certain 1‘ ‘w- .. . 33'
evidence your own eyes aflord you? let your own eyes tell the story of our goods and we’ll
promise to be satisfied with the verdict wh‘ever it may be.
11‘
”Milligrams
Important lows of III. lion-synod Stats 1 -
“mm” "‘ ‘ ““‘M '“"" Thirteen Unfortunates‘ Buried
E K. Hubbard. a Democratic member .
of um mom ”new.“ WM “3 ,‘ byaMass of Falling Rock.
vice-presimt and director of the Middle-
town National bank. He takes this step
that the article you wish is there and that you have more] ’
begin to know what inducements wears offering until you havey mgr‘dpi'lhnleflgi‘i‘r:
alw r. ya tell the story, and in this case it's a story worth listening to.
M. S. SMITH’S
Special Week
No. 2 south Main Street.
III I BLAZE OF LIGHT.
sum ROBIN DDIIIIIX Ililill-
IINA'I’BD LAST NIGHT.
South Norwalk. Ct.
NEWSFIIOIINEllIl TOWNS
WHAT IS GOING ON LION“ 803'
WALK'S NEIGHBORS.
inn mama-tn in P I ‘ on
law—Pleasant Par-gin . -
harry Plains People—- ‘ port's ,. -
”HEB PEOPLE'S VIEWS. llllllll AND 'I'Illlllll.
sun bloc-sale. ia- Inlntta- as nu rum
and wages.
Hilar- Senfindr~Allow me to refer
briefly to what "Protectionist" has to
sayinyoansdnesdayiasne on there-
nscsrrsashnel'o-th Ian-s- s! lationoftarifl and wages. Be adth
Wt'lm lump-I mu. that from colonial days to the present
CONNECTICUT. NORWAIIK. HILLSIDE.
Mrs. Megd’s School
GIRLSANDIOUNGUIDIES
“OPENS
NEAT}! BY Hill} DAMP AWAITS Tm
_ . _ _ at the request of Chairman Harrity of ”IN...— N
W3 WWW-“Nam ‘flm new III"! been hall" in “I" the National Democratic committee, or. of the Victims Brought to u... sur- ’ L;EPTEMBER 29th
tum-III!“ ms of its Plant. country than in W whether than nails club flnfllng fr he? who beige... that ii. is better to be safe 1... i. ,.. pawn...“ m“I mu“; cu... 0a 8 "re SS 00 s an ens
'15 any PM" ““3 0" not 9 ' if} " 3‘ ‘ than sorry. Itisagsinstthelaw. forany onion-«A Voienieer Bcceivi Party ' 00
Thsshotriccnnsntwaamrnedonthe ,lothchlI In“ I‘ 00‘ ,- . "' . 3 . . .
h'llll' of the city's circuit— for the first do" m ""1 nannotdsny M m m muster roll in good. fair. legible wriiinit. mm 0‘ a” ”M ”9m” ‘0 m “mm“ "' 5‘" "W ”m'm'“ J—~<>—~ -— 001153! PREPAII‘TBI‘ ' ‘ I.”
_ higher in fmtnde England than in the
timeyrntsrday aftunoonattwenty mm- mm“, countries on the continent of
ntm M 4 o'clock, and, the ”d“. were Europe. He meets such facts with these
allowed to burnahout halfsn hour as a astonishing statements:
trial test, which '“ highly satisfactory. “Ever since the laboring classics of this
At’l o'clock the lamps were thrown into many have been '0 I i under PIO-
actnal service and Connecticut‘s first . . .
W’mnnicipalclcctrlc light m was no tection, which is about twenty years,
. _ay_ . their wager havepeen increased little by
”Pf: ‘ .wm‘.d.nmpm' b". ' little until at the prmont day they are
hgflgmgfiww on the Ifaully‘doublethosspsid in freetrnde Eng-
9‘“ oftho “Pu“ company, the “to“ Our protective tariff, then, began in
“WWW m,'m turned on .t 1872! That is about on a par with his
the null “I?” M night, even though a further statement that wages have been
formal notice M been handed 3’0““? increased little by little in this country
above compauyonWednesdaytodiscop. until now they are fully double those
tune: after that datents street lights. m paid in free-trade England. The state-
the at, The old hgbts we" conspicu- merit, with its implication, is not true as
«as, not alone for their unusual bnllian- a matter of fact. Wages are relatively
cy, but clean globes also. Wlth both SYS— no higher than they were twenty years
wmafitfiflfls:fié$ (:5! ago, ornliundred years ago. There re
afforded abundant opportunity to draw
any bank positionmnd Chairman Harrity
Ills afraid that in case Mr. Hubbard should
continue to act in these capacities and
then should cut his vote as a member he
would be challenger] and disqualified.
On Tuesday of this week, twu Rocky
Hill boys named Codnir and Burr were
playing in the yard near the school
house, when a pistol in the hands of the
Burr boy went off. the bullet hit-
ting the Uodair boy in the left temple.
lie was taken to his home, where be up.
peered to be getting along nicely until
yesterday, when he grew suddenly worse
and died. -
Louis (lundlecli, one of the selcctmeri
of Hartford, dropped dead while waiting
for a street car. He was a prominent
business man and has been elected to a
number of local oilices by the Democrats.
III: was born in Germany sixty—four
years ago, and had lived in Hartford
of "Ye militia or Training Band of ye
Society of liddlessx, nnderys command
of Captain Sam'l Young in ye Ninth
Ridegement, in yo year of Our lord.
anno domini 1167, April ye 2nd.” An-
other well-preserved document. dated in
1755, is an indenture binding a German
boy named Andreas Bans to the service
of James Richards for fourteen years “in
consideration of passage paid" and also
on the promise of "sutlicient meat. drink
and apps-oral, washing and lodging” for
the same period. It was further stipu-
lated that when the fourteen years term
was completed Bans was to get “a new
suit of cloatbes and cloathing according
to the custom of the country.” It lip-
psals by an endorsement that the con-
tract at a latter period was assigned to
Jonathan Bell, of Stamford. who thus
obtained pmssion of the document, and
presumably of the unexpired term of the
" BENElllL Willis. .,
Special Department: for local
and Instrumental Ilusic,
lit, languages.
Certificate admits thollcsley and Vamr
(killegne.
SPECIAL Winner
AND
Primary Classes
For Little Children.
Send for circulars.
Silliiiciilzi’. Pin, Oct. it.——lly on explo-
sion of gas at the Sterling mine it. is prob-
able that thirteen men have been killed.
The explosion was caused by is full of rock
iii an old breast, driving ii body of guns
ibvvn a gungmiy. touching a. milmi light.
William Muck. sitting on the bumper of a
nine wagon, saw his four-mules killed, and
the body of ’l‘horurei ()giirn hurled rsisl him
like It flush. Twcrit y yrinls beyond Daniel
Reed, another driver. saw liL-i two mules
bmined by fallingrockuind ho was scorched
by a volume of tire lighting the gloom for
I“) Int-I.
While eighty men n quarter of :I mile in
the hair Wondered iit tlw lurid h‘pnri. iIII'
“liar body Ml Ilil' grin inri- :iluiig lilt‘ slimli—
irig gurigwriy. ziiiil rim-ting; It ballot lli’lllll‘
in nu IiIi-uvr Ignited llllll lt’rl’lilt’ lul’t‘t'.
musing grim frills. on top, creating the
power of rilorrimlu. rind musing lumps in
fit out and closing dillcrniii pnssuizv ~'.
The missing Illt‘ll are imprisoned between
two Iiilln, and the black Iliimp which nrosc
We carry the largest Stock!
We give You the Best Values!
We are the Agents for llamiiresi Sewing Machine, Sillilll
-————4..-———-———
Cloaks.
“We are determined on building up
our Cloak Department, and if qualities
and low figures will do it, it will be
done. We have made the following
inducements for this week:
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7973Washipgim Si.--79
BARGAINS IN
WILL Milli.
Our 3 9.00garment will be sold fors 5.50 '
mains, then. only "Protectionist's" use -
tion “‘3‘ “'3 ““1“ has given ““3 1‘1”“ services due from Bans all of which fort '-two cars. Ileort failure was the mmfill‘m‘li’flm! ch.- i‘xillmhm IWI 15W" “ lll.50 “ “ “ I} 60 '
mum“ between the two systems, ing man more work so that lie . ' b ’ II? (I I sosimngtlrii: Illt‘UlIIClltl'i :iml experienced Plctures Ffameu to order
, goes to show that time has nought some cause 0 his cat I. . . , , . it u u u . ~ -
which could only be favorable to that of has earned more money In the course of . . , . d . ,. nine-rs lum- i:~.:ii! impo of hurling (In III “.0" li, .
. . , changes In the social economy of this The Derby Agricultural an Driiing alii- . ,\ _ > ‘I . . ~ -k' ‘_ .
the ell]. whose lights burned at 21K” Ta II u "5 this y rtion I) . _ _ i. ‘. tun. pin minor. LI ii._.lI.III.~ ‘4 _ _ ARTISTS. I TE I
candle werand were perfectly silent 3’ r. c s ppo . . 'y country. MSUL'NHHII begun I‘rl‘lfim‘mn- ‘35! is furi'lilgtlmi my (ilu’lli‘l’t‘llii' ruin n- ‘ 100” “ “ “ 10.00 I III [8.
p0 . . 31"‘5i'nK'h9 ‘mmffl 0' certainindustrios Iii-v Arth r Ila us etor f the mouth fornsrries of mcin events to snppmul ii- 2w ”rm mums-ii. i‘ls- ‘. lil.‘
andsosady,castingan misuse but Incl» . \I I . pa 0 . g I
Paints. Oils. Glass.
ETC.
PAINTING. I’AI’EII-IIINOINII INO
DECORATING.
to this country. Has not this been going
on all along. whether there was any pro
' teciive thrill or not? What do we ex-
Thercmnrh 0‘ the people who shard poet of anew country of the immense
about “1° streets admiring the new sin- and resources of our own,coionize-d
“3M“ amply proved how proud they by a capable, energetic and thrifty
-wereoftlisirown system, so successful
Ion lliilfl Kris brought will. or. rpm.
gun, and Illlatl‘. horm- in :t ~p. I ..l.l 1min. Iii-
ily‘s 1hr "P'Il ; ' L'r-rlullil) ilrml.
)IIIZI} slzllrlvn-uiltli tu‘ 2mm.
“'hi-Ii Illi' ~ v Iml vipI-I-Vzn t‘.tlllt‘ mm
smptfililltlll;t1..ii‘.i,'lllriiilil . in 3.3-: .,-;t vi
the place.- INK-MIT lim I-Eum rli ; '
Frills were wcurmig :iIi'li‘Z i,.= in“. ..:
Presbyterian church, who is president of " ' “' 2')
the Stamford Christian Endeamr Union,
delivered an address in the Congrega-
tioual church, in Port Chester, Tuesday
evening. the meeting being held under
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
take plzicc this month. These word in
inrilieiinalrucc-i of the year. Illsli‘itll
tliciinril races lum- Iilrr-Ii-ly been held
and there will be no further iiiwtiiigs
next season. The l’K’fl-NJII fur this is tlizit
the claw-s did not till.
low radiance on all objects within sever-
.al hundred feet on every side.
This is but a few of the many Spec-
ialties in this department.
a .___..
.II _
in its maiden venture. The electric mph-balm“ “would. grow and-"f uni“ ofthat phf;~_ 1“ "’9 “Km 0‘ "“"dmls °I_“‘lllf’$“ msuyumrh. ll.llllri'l‘.lilill p... H. li’. fl """“"""#‘ ’ L
_, ‘ , , J h A Yolk industries increase In diversity and im ‘ , lanterns. under the glare ofredtire. with few i..mm....;i,,.“Mum U. u“ 55p.- “m A f h D s _ M h. 9 50 . Ha ’
Amonco'l‘maylor andm'bmwwinv Addms a; penance. In this connection I would (73353}:qu PIAISS. music by a brass band and amid the filled :Vllll :r-rrllli‘ilkllirxl‘ Th: liner! .Ii genl III I e BIIIIIIBSI BWIllg all IllB. $I . . 79 Washington St So “mm
' ll “I’mteclionisl'” attention to II? It] A “'III ' . t 0 New . — , “V53“rli" l”\‘|ll".ll.’il lnl' Lilllilll mur W - -
wellasConsuItingEngiMA. r. ‘Vln' ”3 5 ‘ m “m“ ‘ ““1 “n 5 them 01 0.000 movie. the 00m" 3‘0““ druw iliclinlfsiunaiivnul will a... m 1.... ~W-....__.
fact that our census reports show that
between the years 18.50 and I860. when
our thrill was lower than in any other
period of our recent liistnry,the percent—
age of increase in our manufactures was
much greater than in any decade since.
York city Wednesday sacrum.“ gee
the display of fireworks. SM will vii“
her sistervin-Iaw. Mrs. Rossini. of Third
avenue, before her return. i. .f
It isreported that Mrs. E. D. Shiplllau
will go to Dr. E. B. Smith's sanitnrium
of the Columbus statute in Wooster
square, New Haven. wins laid under the
auspicm of the Italian societies. Mayor
Sargent wieldtal the trowel.
John t‘uvanaugh, who two weeks ago
fell down stairs with a lighted lamp in
M
Then it l'nlllll \\.ii m...‘.v. thirty Illi‘ll I -
ingflllhslllg. xt“.\9 I'I"_l'lli‘il (an. Mi 1;...
explosion and flair six lnnl‘uw lnhl lwu r:
Rival. while the h'llllillltlt‘l’ \‘v err rutmubui.
Ihictors. Mlllulflliu-a.ri npu‘i‘ill 1min and
hundreds of [neopla- llwkml in its- scene
MTITO. JENNINGS.
Paper Somalis-lingering Paints!
Will PlPEll illll BllllilEllS.
DRESS GOODS.
We have auendless variety of new Dress Goods just received.
which they could not help but see were
appecialed by one and all.
Flaunels and Flannel Blankets.
In viewof therwent premature com— The - . . .. ,_ _ ‘ . . . . leh Mainstreaf.80.Nurw-m.
_ signifiancc of this I leave I’mtec- W a“, g . bl “mm. d ‘d By this time all oi the eighty own. I-xupr _ . . _.
plant of the 5mm Ni!" 308‘!“ MurmMmm fmfneml 3“ ._ ' 3m 0 the ’32::fv’glgf {em pi" hospital :19 mime-i, had got out. including In. in. Our stock at present is overflowmg With all grades of Flan- fiefllfiobmmfifig‘g‘fil Wham h' 2:,
tephone com agaimt’ the cit - - - - ‘ ~ : - . ' inml. ‘ , . l ‘ hem for inspection. noticebme
Te , , ‘8 I”: which “u wer’: The way in which our present tantf is a” mm- was “RF-W0 yea“, ”Mud “mm“, o; “gum.“my “m r.wM mm :m M" nels, ltlauml Blankets. Lomfortablss, etc, etc. m" I. mm, m" d
detrimental to certain New England
the Into war. lle wasfurmcrly n letti-r
manufacturing industries l have already
carrier and was prominent in Grand
Army circles.
Miss Jennie McCarthy, of New Iluven.
has been notified that she has passes! on
examination to enter the freshman class
of t'uliimliia College. New York.
.‘Iiss .‘Ii-I filthy is lllt‘ lire": you": \i-niiiziri
in II‘ :i«lIiIliti~l in llils ('l'lt‘l’rilll’ll (“'lit'gt‘
outside of New York.
John I-‘ny, of Providence. and thirty.
two years. was struck yesterday by the
the 4:55 pm. Shore Line gruvcl train.
i'uiiiluctur Murphy. at the Writi‘r Sll’l't'l.
«trimming. New Haven. Two ribs on the
right side and his right arm Wore hmkvll.
The house of Mrs. J. W. Fitzpatrick.
New Haven, was damaged about $2,5W
Sidney Adums,of grumpy)". Wm. in by tire last night. The tire warrior-ori-
. . . rd , diary and suspicion falls upon a man
mphto.allol 'h‘d' ' being pushed once do notch-re his viswsns to the ef— town yeste ay ~ damp and
. . . . . . who rented n room about I
forward-rapidly as good construction a“ 0' 0m, tariff laws on mnumchmng . Linus Hy and l-mnli Llarli an- on the “WWW“! immmmmy firmw‘m‘.
willpermit. enterprises. "Protectioniat" would have ”Mk “5" Ti . ii I“ f \l p,
Inch with d“ J-P- Doyle,of ““5 ~ - Ilurry l‘iilkc sprained his ankle while , m We-yrnroi ,wn 0 ‘ “w”
W done well toliave looked up this side of , rd “Mm". of Parkville. was burned ‘0
mfl'dmmhw m9"? Mux‘ ' the iluestionmore carefully before ren~ out Shmmng “.30, .3", death. He was plai‘iniz Ibo!“ n ”01’5"“
km. W plan can ”'3’ luringtosoundliis note of alarm. - . . - . - . .' . . .
WJLFI l CCo..for the first-clam Cl'rizrs. OILSTNRT. . when his tinthing taught fin. IIt, “mi
The Dramatic club are holding final
___,,___..V. ._.. .. burned so badly that he lived only is fou-
TRACKS 5!:‘350‘ SIGHT. rehearsals of the plays ”(wa L‘ollegians" ““’""“"‘-
run he: or aaiiroad u lair. Bailout-ll. and “Among the Breakers," to be given
lziirr lllt' livii .\l.-i'~.I. IIl‘Illlll‘r" mug in
mine up 'l'lii-y \wri- .-. vi mi duel. Iiuim;
bot-ii ii'aiiidrr'iiig Ilil‘u‘il‘4li “Li M urgi mi
carrying twii lnizirini: l‘ulhh um . viii:
Tin-party llllilll) ran up :l‘.’.tlll«l il ~Iiizill
opening. iliniiiuli which ihvy \‘alr‘nt'tl it...“
way. lriim- I'llll‘iirtl~ mu Inllllll hinting
in it dlli‘ll. III- exp 'l'li‘iil)“ \\;I~ ifii'lliili.‘
llriviiig ilmizml numy l::II~ lm ”(Np-ml
the firs by jumping III a tlllt'll illltl wirrrl}
injuring llllllN'll ii} filling tutor at ilt'illl
mule. lIi~ Iirmiulir luliupul’ liu‘ l‘l"il'l
tlii: iiilmilig. Inning: lawn it uh llli'lil “'llt‘ll
the around explosion (itlll’i‘ Ill-s l'HIIll‘;ltli'~
ran up a pnamgr- who ll mix .1 quark-r of a
mile neon-r rho (mi oi the slnpv. lIi' world
have fulIiqul. but but IIII‘ mourns! limilly
finish ”In lIIiIiII giiiiguu).
A full for Volunteers.
Sutmrintrullrnts Mimi-u. Slin'lllcr rind
Jellcrwn. ii Iiil Iizul Im-zi surnrnurml, ('{IIIVII
for \‘iilllnlt‘t'h. A number I’l'hpnllllt'nl. but
ten wen-sullhirni Inr lin-llnlnrivmpr .\~
ult‘ wagon “out down II lrl't’ul t‘Ili‘I‘l’ “will
lip. Iiiiil nir won drmv III!‘ Iiirii Incl». but
other! look iIu-ir plriim. \VIMII-irr uni-
was Ul’l‘rl‘ilfllt' Illli'lllli‘l' “mild nwpoiiil
Thus llit‘ “ark \u-III till Tli-~ iii.iIII iiIijrcl
of the work Will-i to brush tlii- Him brick and
establish on air cilln'lll.
IiiiliI-inili-rupl hillilll yin-urn“ Iiiiii Il‘r'll
nulllt‘llplu «lust; ‘I'lir L'Ivlli qIIIIIiI'Iiy of
black Iliiliip I'l‘lltlt'l.‘ ii lllillJ‘flIilt‘ for any-
body in livr Wllt‘l’l' Iliv «liliiillhllllthi‘hl.
and unfortunately Il laws-i mu liml) ltl'.lr
Ills" xmllll \‘ lii'i‘l' HIV HIV“ .‘Il’i‘ *lllllhl‘t‘il in In‘
. ,.. ,-
[to not forget us if in want of Gent's. Ladics’ or Children’s
llosiory. l'iidcrivour, Glows etc. as our stock and prices are un-
equalled.
See our new arrival of Oil Cloths in all widths. Also a com-
plt'li‘ line of Oil Cloth patterns in all sizes.
_ .w ._.__
M. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building. South Norwaik.
coon PAYING POSITIONS ‘
..,.W-,\‘I-:(‘l'itl-Il) Fill! lill.\lll’:\'l'l'2§ .\'I‘ -»»—~
THE NEW BUSINESS OOIIESE
l22 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport.rconn-
Ttirw lh‘pfli‘llllt‘lllri—llllsllll'rh‘, Tclvgmpliy, Sh‘llflgf‘dplly and ‘I'ypowriiing.
first of ri-ferr'nrvs furnished. (‘nll or Write for circular.
.i. I“. iiltlr‘r'ls. - - - —
D. P. MORRELL.
USEICE OF THE PEACE Notary Public
Pcnhinn Attorney, Real Estate and Fire
Insurance. Furniture Insurance a specialty.
in Washington street. South Nor-walk. an]!
' ' b. ' f5." MOiRWIiE'EEf 1 ‘
LIQflIT AND ii EAVY TRUCKING. '
Pianos and household furniture moved with
care. Trunks and packages called for land
promptly delivered. Dillon. No. 111 Wash! - .
lim street. South Sorwalli. Conn. ill :7
Oil. 8’. II. scIIIIriiIIIW
VETERINARY SURGEON.
‘55 Railroad Place. South Nowell. an
art-iron”: Drug Store. Norwalk. mam
SCHOOLIINNOUNOEIUENI
ORNOINB Slilllllll
Mill OEPOITIENT.
)Ir. J. Henry Jordan. masterof ncinir. will
npen his school at iierinniiia “II. A plies.
lions-if ladies and gentlemen receives. and
particulars given rm Thursday evenin Oct.
mm. from ti in 9 II” III. Initest fashionaglc and
fancy dances. Iii: “'uliz will be a spofihlty.
0 hr
tours NORWILK iiiiiiiiiéiiiir‘.
61 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to l2 s. m.. and from 100'
p. in., and on Saturday evenings from 6 to D.
plaining about the poor on tion of the
main road between lwrean' the borough.
edin Tin Bunsen, (reuniting Engi-
user Winchester M Superintendent alluded toin a former communication,
WM ‘ test 0' the W limb andldonotcareto trespass upon your
phoouloascertaln a,“ m llzhlllxg columns or the patience of your readers
system interfered With them. but no bya repetition. If a candid discussion.
trollbleof “I sort could be detected, however, could be brought about I
”d when the central ”fem“? was should be pleased to see.» the matter
called up and and if any Induction was brought up again.
uoticsdor ifany trouble from the city
was experienced. the amwer was “No"
iinoachinstnnce, leaving no ground for
thocomplaint in question.
Minnow on the streets of South Nor
walkwillbs lighted each night at the
nasal hour from the city station. A few
morelanipsare yet to be located, and
considmblo detail work about the
The people in this rich?
Mr. Gregory. the school teacher, is
improving and says he expects to re-
some his duties Monday.
Mrs. Frank Clark visited her brother,
hlrlvillc Downs, in Westport, Wednes-
day.
In the matter of voting I hope the gen—
tlemen to whom "I’rotcctionist" refers
to will vote for what they honestly be—
lieve to be right. I claim and accord
that privilege. My object in citing the
position of such leading manufacturers
as Mr. Sargent, (ix-Governor Ame-s and
others. was to call the attention of “I’m
tectionist" to the fact that there are two
sides to this question and that men of de-
cided sagaciiy and large business experi-
.-\rthur Yiiungs fell from his R‘Iign"
Wednesday and hurt his. ankle quit.-
badly.
Silas Gregory visited his sons. Silas
and George Gregory. in the borough this
week.
...w
Mrs. t‘linrlis Barnes is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. George (in-gory. in ‘Sur.
walk.
' PRINCIPAL.
”5 :Im
AUCTION
OOMMISSIONENS' NOTIOE.
'l‘lil‘) Milieu rihcrs appointed by tin-t‘oiirl of
The Black Detective. l‘rnbiitii for tho llistrirt ul Nurn‘nik.
equipments! South Norwalk. when en-
New last Haven. Disappears.
Without warning the tracks on the
by them at the Opera llousc on Tuesday
owning. the
25th .
The veteran manager. Daniel Shelby,
will, on \anrii-sday evening next, at
penned up. I‘;\t‘r_>llilllt: iii Ilit‘ pmwr .if llil‘
I‘lllllpz‘lli) is Iii-1:4,; II-mil in pii~li Iilt' “iii-k,
&Ililllii'l’t‘ is lin IIA‘H til Illl‘ll llll‘lllt'r llll’
l'illllllllnfllillit'rh in rcri-lw. exiimlnv. had (It'
t'lrleupmi ”it! rliilma of the i‘hn’ltltlfsl‘f the
mlnicnf ('Ilfll’lt“~ l'. Ss‘lllillt‘lll.ilf \urivulk. In
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
H'Intsrest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANEI, Prret.
Juli}; ll. l-‘Eliltlri. \'lre~Prest.
JOHN II. KNAI’P. Swami Trees
aniil Ill-drier. i|Il liiwli‘rvni debtor. hereby give
iiutlro (but no ii iii nth-nil in llli‘ Hills-s 01‘ our
Nltl'I Appiilniiiii-III iii ilmnmr'oof iiII-ucll I'rmt
tianrwalk. lIl ~2iiilill~trli-i.st r'nurli .‘llfwfllk.
and on the
shore Line division of the Consolidated
railroad scrum Lake Saltonstall at East
Haven,dropped out of sight last evening.
Illllll' (’rmi’ris .f men. \wmiu :iIuI t'llll
lll’l‘ll \"itll piiilviil‘) hi ill» I :.:' Ill'l‘ uf lIir
hlillfl‘ fur mm. 't'm- iiwil. u ill :1” Nil until
Music Hall. prurient the sucu‘ssful conic-
dy drama, The Black Ilium-live. which,
tirelyiioniplsted,willheasocndtonone~—
aaystsmofwhichall whoareintsrssted
Mrs. Jonas (flute and the Misses Clutc.
who have been spending the summer at
Aqrmntiiy of household furniture In tlrst
class condition, crumbling iiI flirt-o nah bed
room eiiiismno nuluutiusrble tnpauli. with
J. D. JENNIiIii’ST.
. _ _ , .‘ tl [ml i .l IMClif -r.INJL.'. . . . . .
canhsyi-tly' M N l. KIM? “m “a Troy, have rctumcd and are again tic~ mm’nlmF l‘.’ “lawn!“ ‘nft‘tllllllll, "M tlll llir "It‘ll lllt' imiiivl, llhlil iir limit 1.1“", :11, ”Lislr||.")_ Hill: a? {on ”which. lure. :lxz';f“:k3:l‘:iffi'g§:5"1'3;135?;‘agnutrtg’ag' Undertaker. I
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STAIN!” CELEBRATION. thesubsidcncs III not waivers light street. n". “mm,“ “um"?- during u“. [snot two tipiiinu i‘lr- iron-Know; I‘.llI.|il: lb;- r;‘l|lillllln "Wm." {mm rho-into mm“ m, nwummum, , 0990““! "um Railway
cw... o r it Ioccu I. 0 _ . . _ _ vi um- . um.» .. writ} you w ”H li‘l t u. I *1 ill «agriusieaidesiatv. SATUBD‘Y “CT '5 92 ,
ham-ass Arraalsl tor liar ‘l’wa Tsimmuw'dmmm" no buttmu Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams and tin» months. Tin Play is cordially lnililmttl m” mm.“ MAM“ HM “mum“. ..u:'.;din,‘ :xiiamiiuniie “many"! ”“01“". ' . ' Mhmnmxmnmm‘. Tubmhmmm‘fl-l
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manylforwalhandsouih Norwalh and "I I. “I ‘0 lemc _ ' been 8 din “,9 suuimcr 1,"... have passing excellence and particularly re- ‘I'iuvy were nlllliuilliiiIIi-ll‘ imam-4. “15.3“, .vuA'w‘. ("mm““mm . II" ......... ..
3h". lam in the celebration mm“ '0" TM“, m invmlgnllon lemme“) tlixcir city hm gnrtlod with furor. It tells an intensely Ra ‘ ;‘ ll “ I "”21““ OI.” colaniarflu “Huncu’ HOMER Ba HOYT.
C I. I I O. I I II. . .
dm'lmflflmm“ we will “mm” W I" down "I” Mrs. M. B. Butler and family, 0‘ lute-rusting sturyof wiltlicm life More “on." ”unwAI‘K-"r'
NOTICE.
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"below the (d the wet. WWW A train ‘dne ‘ ' ii I . the war and affords no ondof wholesome l' t‘ a _ ._ . I
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mues in the localehurchssat the movie Mimi A“ Wflwsolhll Vii "will" , {f itu- hit of “Niche" as Peter Amos Dunn than any protiuun day. Summaries; sums". will be In melon II. llit‘ slum pr w. , : ‘ " Wig: FR 'Mehaaéil to no.
them town. The accident has caused great Ni- Hmtw Shawna! bl- spend- will , ”ch.” ._ wlmmmnmm, i-rmrtvn. s. lluiilurd nor mung. um Nurwn him “'83 Emma "an Tassel mm r with... and mm,-
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pastoral the First church of Word. 5“! “0‘“ “’0 W” h." th~ MN 3m.“ “interim-w. liar-been he an» in. am... in his ire-u. w. A. imworinrnem. b .2 MW .. . "'"h'vmm' EDWARD l3. commit. 0" J I) M L8“
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missing at the point when the accident during mafia“, offriends in “a, city. collisionihme curtains be had sold her. ' “mullet... :1. ’ H“ .. . i i i - . _ - . . ' . ' o’erzamh resemcmaiaa
. occurred. ' . BM did notpsy him (limo ” Wit“! Tlmo.2:ml§.z:x.'tt._:zoti.ujltl§. Marlon. Paris and his . ..a. w l M01 In ”WNW“ ”mtg?! _
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0:45am M Khan lint. president of the News“: ' inviting down the listens and mirtsios. sinfsmm, Mi...“ i. gunmen . :i a t‘ m..--........-.-....___.M.,»w grim line of iiIiIImy hum "Its {an litm- W-Ihl unst- asxt to Post also
ill M w“ M“ will iron we,“ y who i. "I "an”, alias Eva Bette. of Ilanbury. is visiting “m Hamilton interfere] “(I "m “a“, w. ‘ item.smingneiii.hi g l'lrdWln- ‘ r 1« mg. Ladies will please accept this Imus. 30‘3th «00m»
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m. . a ll . : ‘. I y. : . .
Miss I‘Iaitie Thinnas is visiting relativisi
in New York.
twenty-two snap shots of the marine pa-
4 the i .
radsin New York harbor. on Tuesday. mill-IV man stereos horrii car
'ng to South Norwaik. Ho arrested
simmers-ism In
madmacliiidran’sooocwtln
Business a 3......” ms riIiIi‘iiIIIissn in.
BUSINESS WIRE,
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