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atto’clock thin morning Mn. John
Chamber-a. wholivm on South meet in
Granitevrlle,diacovertd the house next
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“the (later little It
Matte
o'clock tart evening.‘ were
tbelrockwood am. no strong, so?
Columbu- Artilleryml Booth liorwalk.
nrarra metre it. {WV 1!.
llotOOXloofioutthin
llotflxlbosouthlnin
l Iota 50x16? Elmwood av
Stock of the (Jo-operative Building Bank of New York.
Fire, Life a
Anta- 'ltlr
all
llc’a band
‘ all-n.
0n the train arriving“
twenty member-a, and the Democratic
Battery,“ Rowayton, and the Darien
weremetatthedepot
ex Senator Frederick W.
handsome mansion. which waa brilliant-
ly illuminated. Here the band are a
concert and Mr. Brnggerhot! gave a
ahort addreae. From thanthe prooemion
to theCenter, where n hand-
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and the Newton marching duh, and
the quiet town waa md from its
lethargy. Thelineol warm-tr»
tome Cleveland and Stevenson banner
was unfulad amid wlluaworka whim
Attorney enry . regory, c irmau
of the committee baring charge
arrangements, then introduced themed-
er of the evening. lien. Philip Pond. at
New Haven. who delivered an eloquent
drumoorpa and marchingclnb. They
oaralrynren
hofl'a
olthe
addrem. Sandwicbea,eake and coffee
the handsome decorations
were served, after which the proneaeion '
‘ ’n mored, going to Darien. where
t took the turn for home. Among
noticed were
thoao of James Mend, Henry Wallace
[EN AND 1103an
and Benjamin Fitch. The Stamford clubs
were not present.
KILLED.
no Accident Dan to call-alum at a 'l’elev
to
1., from which place they expected
retnrnthiaerenlng.
The home occupied byJamee Sheehan.
ning the one horned, was saved
ad' '
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oib'yélfifiream exertions.
firemen
arpete
ontlroroolnnd the
ad on the building.
mafiaecoet tobuild about 81,500.
{or W.
AGAIKS'I' Till NEW ENGLAND.
Judge Prentice baa rendered animpor-
taut deciaion in the auperior court. He
decided again-t tlrcllew York and New
railroad company in their ap-
' for the i-rance of $2,000,000
The derbiolt i inhrmof the
iii
Golthmith mid othaa, of Boston, who
nought to reatrliu the knaand registra-
tion of $2,000,000 ofbondaof the rail
rnfi‘eeompany.
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it ahall not exceed one_ More and natiooal latter «loco-red (mm
counter-muck“. 8 It Ila" to“! to the same platform b two mined
hare bun in fact. party laden. A ing to the Bridge
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Ila-Ir wad W Duh. farmer" or
the truck.
New
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torat
lnflm‘mv' n
. the operator at
An thmbeen
agreemeu '
between lion. .l. S. Seymour, of hor-
walk, and Hon. Stiles Judeon. Jr..ol
Stratford, which will give a new tort of
animationto the political campaign In
the western part of thin atate and will
port Farmer Senator Seyrnonrmme litm-
. ago challenged Mr. Judaon to meet him
in public in joint debate. The latter de-
rnurred forthe rear-m that such orntwi
ml combala had little w ’ ht, tho that
getting moatd the pplnuw and
l Ml speaker the dilator of the
mellow. Hr. Seymour. however, .
eluted in h'wellorta to induce Mr. J )1)
to men him, exprunainu his willingnm.
it titration urneede his opponen ,
thing which the latter might ask. llr
guaranteed that in Norwalknt Ieael. llr
Judaon would be accorded napettul
mlment. Ir. Judaon final con-mt.
alaodthc that debate will . held at
l'airfirld on Turn-lay evening. lktobur
‘25. While both rpeakern will act forth
the national hora the ante irnrra will be
the principal
lint-er]
W...) The Y. ll. (7. A. {with-ll team went
The to Bridgeport on the 2m train thir alter
Both, ,noontopla theY.!.C.A.tratuul
M that city at hark. The Norwalk
lacy my» will the u an fallout (3. Word.
Adult. teadzfl. Iefttaetlr'. (1.le
The
from walkhoyr It thlaovdev:
left end: llerrlll. left tackle: W.
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, right tackle: llolrlnam,
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lorwatl and Manet.
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( . guard; .
tackle; C. Icl'hanoa.
graph Operator.
| A diaputch in yesterday's Summer.
N briefly announced the death of tire men
, and four blooded trotting horses at Har-
rison flag station, a mile and a half
north of New London, by the collision of
the Boston north—bound fast freight and
the BrnttleMro south-bound freight on
gin New London Northern road. The
. - . rattlebom tram was
r ”hum to good curve about a quarter of a mile from the
shtnption, and Engineer Potter did not see
. . l south-honru train in time to arert n
"d m mad with me 5" Layton collision. Both trains were running fuel
and the can were piled in a heap along
In the forward car at the
Boom freight were four valuable trot.
Jill- munm‘llmn I— favor ting hone: and lire men. This car int-i
completely demolished.
The killed are: Alexander lchenuu.
twent , Boetovt; Edward Moore, twenty.
don; Earl C. Simmons, l'enly-
tire, Valley Falb, R. 1.; C, S. Her-trey.
twenty—four, and William Gillen. of Bull—
Spa, N. Y. 'l'heltom killed were:
Teddy. r g. 1. W. lathrop. Norwich;
' Brockwny, r g. A. Hyde. Norwich: Jen-
nie Maynard. eh m. D. .l. Sherrell. Ticon-
deroga; Wonderful Cure, eh m, P. A.
Fleming. Sumnac hike. N. Y. The
bones were lruined akt Sl’éfllll) "1:“?
damagetoml‘rngatoe in 11.0! . .. .
action Harmon New lmdon.
totem Thoma- Cnrroll, the opium
orwich. to order the Brnttleboro
llnighttoletthe Baton freight pas it
on the Thameeville aiding. Th: engineer
of the Brattleboro train denier having
received the dispatch. Conner Park be-
gan an lure-ligation today, but t’nrroll
could not be found. and it is believed
that he hue ekipped.
Jol‘S'I' DEBATE ARRASGIID.
0WD“: Inah;;to he hen-tar lay-our
and vandal-re lulleaJadaea.
rounding the
aubject of the ill-hole.
uent debate- will he held at Ser-
walt. titratfovd and other plm
tt, mm: W.
"outer. ring
right end; .
entered into
l nnv~
but; 0. Collect. t
flute!
norm“ 2"?” (nus-nun
Rm fullback. m
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m‘wiur:3bcm' en mi wté
Oar-r will be t
it Waterman. tall bani.
at 3:“.
hallltaclzd
fan» the lion
ll. Waknnan.
lated their experienoea in earning dollars
for a heater. Between eighty and ninety
were in attendance, blur. F 2. Robbins
who was to bore opened the exorcism. , , ,
being ill. Mrs. 3. Lynne mu explanatory Surges bet“; 3?}! K “it “och. who hie
' ' . m can mu m . 8 saw a man . .. _ V ,
fixuroliawfiragfl‘l‘aogfig 1:33:53: standing in the "an;{ of .l. “yJ'itdei-uld‘a inure-s. he is not favorably difi‘lfiml to ““3“". “*I’L‘W‘HYMI 5" (-0“er-
poem by Mrs. L: [-1, Torn-y. She “L50 building and called for a pistol. 'llwu
Mid a letter notion-partying Mrs. A. M.
:rntedoliering. Mrs.l.yuea
' ‘ ‘ . .‘ . . . .. "film. In. 2-1;
darn experiences. lire. L. 'll'i’l’il“d a boomer .1! lb" “31“”; cmmrtrrtumul, and that the llrhinlvy l’mil‘r and nennmt 7:1) 9. In. All are we
lobby'e conaer
gave her moor .
,9.“ both her own and 51,5, trough at (,olony uml t'enter street-4. and
Sherwin]
Gertrude L.
“M mod: ' trai lea puck
aooom tron n vinrt wenttbron the etaofbiacloth > . , >
th Norwalk ”2:01 a“ 1,0,... be- 0",ng rabid inthe My“ oil“: mour’u aucoeaal than his personal i‘i’ilrfd.lflh‘l:'éflmfil;‘a%m°“‘ 81 Washington St. Se. Norwalk.
3;! Eat-“‘2'.“ track ‘ mile below Attorney Charles Phelps will germ no ,the deadlock. he undoubtedly is only gammy,
Bethe]. The Wk in hidden on both tic-eon the city of Rockrilleofaill).
rideabya high embankment andt
road approached the canning abruptly.
EXPERIENCE MIA].
Ilaw the Iranian We naught“! Ear-ed
loner tor a law Heater.
A most enjoyable honrwaathat last
KILLED I11 i " ‘BETI'IEL
023731")! L HIM! arm A
fllflflfllllo DEATH.
feet falling
Munro from the train reached her
the was dead. . bone was. thrown in
9% ' ‘
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moo." 1,000
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iron riavrt you was warren, who who momma. labody
mammalian; Whit-chem: nobody «outrage you withluving
ndgAccideut lusurnce. “mm-m wamiri-‘wmmmmmmw
———-—or:o. Locxwoon,
“a. 2 South Main Sir ~
tlnbargalnandthoumnwfllmumvljwhégyouwflldbeorerthatthewnruol ltoameyonr
.. ‘ way. lththefaahlrmoflalkol Whatdidynuever wantabntterguaranteethanthe
evirienoeyonrowneyeaallorrlyonl 1‘yonroirn eyeatell theateryof our goods and we'll
wombtobeaatiahdwiththevcrdlmmltmayhe. ’ i
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no;
» ‘oLoTHrERs. ‘
“Ironwoosmmu
moreandona
nowoprnln whatEpoeitlvel ourlaryutatockolreaaw
enable ' andlhevarlety’oltheawortmentiaona ‘
parwit uteatent. Weeanaaytbat‘fifyoudon'taee ‘
what you want.ark for it,” becanneyou may benertaln
Moo Billing, hum
IIOIJDIIO Oll'l' INDUCE-BITS.
whatweamalwayadolfibugnurtnow wearedoirur it
ever before. We
begin toknow what indmta wean oflerrng'
til
nlwayrtellthertory,andinthlacaaeit’aartorywoflliatznwx Moor F“!- W
Th“
one no ram
Import-triage! the (la-trad Ital. HOWE?!» Ben-W Dy.
Micki a W rum.
John Hotrhkiaa, . you,“ man Ulclanrbothfrom ltorwalk. TbeDemo.
driven-tap between Mm antic k John B. Seymour, of the avenue and
_.J————_———.-
meetl
a barber. who in. mm. neglect of this city. Two yearn agotlre Repub- % Ill: 3"”
n-r
! afternoon where llr. Bolmea wu aleeping ”d I, contributed rnorelargely mutt-levy- my” term
audio-pod in trout «at. -
Pine «met. I
to the Senate her not been euchnnto 9' ""
nettle, or even the full endorsement of islllfil‘ml’fl- Li
on and killed. 'l_'he other he", whose names are withheld his party. He hnsbeenaportizan ol' the 7:11" in In-
he suit for damages in behalf of Mrs. We
nfenoe, but the accident would not new:
Green. lie 5'.
the lights entirely beauties they
, the other morning and tried to blow, on» the-Ilm-n
the man rushed orvr and warned his pal. ' y ‘
whoeoon golout.nnd hath fled. They ntatlemks: he bellt't'rts protwtzou un- {’ruyer, Holy
t‘ulllt' .
C. Sherwood}. achievements, ln he; in their flight from the store they [en he- hill mrght lu h..- n-gmlul, as his pmy has lam .trzsr
happy,prncticlrl way Mr». A. Hyatt to re... 4 ' . .. .. . . -. _
_ . p ‘ . ..u tho i! to do. mr. l’rr.» ..lm. out) n. m. and .Jl . rm. mm-
0| the work decompllshed. and looking ma“ "'9“ "'9 9““_“’"’~" Nfll)‘ "l’l'n‘ ln’ ' , day achunl. l! "L: young purplé's ligating om
mwm'inue in His 301— glide was some ¥thn0hangm wluch they John ll. Fen” workouts the other p. m. l’tertrhlnghy the tor in the mom.
I
. ~ ' . . A , mznultnthrereni ' l ' t '- en '
yice. Laura ntnrtedtognm her orier- l9“ behind. rule til the qumm: lolittmlly and ll] be givén by the Sundry“eclr-orrilt‘m.i‘n)tl1;l by“:
mg the day after the derision to dupo was -- — _-_.._,,_._,- , . choir.
taken. Belle Ikrane’a'flnenl theDollnrn" ”.13th AND 5030705. many other respects. Sir. irms In an _5numwoon Unto: Cuanr. Ely avenue,
was favorably received. tlumgh only
a jingle of common '
hire. 6.
There were
Were not ‘
lully calm
100K Ill] [’0]! 'l'lll: (illtltll.
A Pretty who; 15;...) r. in. Inn. of
.5 by a Verdut Bridgeporta-r.
liver the myth o! "Bltmlrlv lit-e." lmdmrnaid. Frank t'onboy best man ‘ _ ..
‘nt 01 the llridmwrt l’mt A M'Pvlton wav held It the raridruoy vi the vi ’rk nl tho hope-non nrt Will be
h’lb a good joke on a swell young; man my bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. lolry
or that city. which has a local intemo. rill mule in; Stamford when they Mum
It more limit this pnrticular young gen. from a wedding trip.
tlenmn wail among the party from that —~..—-w—-
city which attended the Stale-Swords , r ’11 l i
' l' H 31 ll ." rwnlkt W In . , Instr» list a: urn. ww w m our!»
raiding“? fl: 0- ten-d :1. ”t; 3;? lira Robnt Dibble Is the goat n! roll» , . I I , .
‘ '3‘ on F "g" , . ‘ ... . n ,0“ alw“il'.’r' lzmr rurrntrnrr n! humming
lm’kemohotu-lnud nftrrplaclnghladmh “ ””9 “ 3”-
nuit me it! his room went into the din
in: form to rapper. A: he la a very .‘iurmllk next week.
(wanting young man a try young
waitrrna chow him an her e mo and at,
he want» inaquiclr and grow--
At the crmclonion of hill
rr'pmil, alt-jumgh he liar seen a great deal
..I [he wolltl, he who juat green emngh
In think that at a “country" hotel It»
rdwtll-l with,» for the aupgw with tlw
wullrtrw u lthereupon lw lr-lltlr'rml lwr
a tin» titular bill in payment for the
ritual. lie lonkvd v wildly in his new ~ , i
"m“. up... sultan: ...... thinking him tum. (uh. “ll-t mu. 9. m: to' l. e arm n!
tended to
lul manna
to ht- l
and hi
confuandl
N .u
to him.
tryout. put
it (‘t «my» in l
one
truth it. it
’1.
“
'y In
place hummus:
W. Aiken‘n chronicles
were excellent. Mn. M. W.
Sillirnnn'e experience told in
time than it took to earn one, of
the hundred pennies mentioned.
1'. E. Smith gore us a glimpee of what a
bury mother oonld lind time for, when
loyal unicorn-expected for Our King.
Mini) E Partric'e borrowed money. on'
the strength of work to he done. . , ,
“mm COHI'IM he, beam”, 1.; most capacity lnstevemng, and the lather
related in her apt style. Mn. Diane I'e- 9‘ “W Convolution! church. under
PM“; hard abroad money. but kin 51w wlroee nit-win? "The Story of Columbus" ntlnirs, boring :iltvitVly 3.1va in lln- [up if , D- P. MORRELL.
' Lyrics. ‘f’ "It? yin}, winefilofiu 3::wp::nglil';:dlhfio: oftduuizriu'rtf. Winn-to lllSUWIl rrcdrt Bill{ the hem-lit Q grigfinofiggfg EAR Clint 131:?! ”bit;
othorexperu been. out one won. ran . 1. ._ - , I I lnynl’nure. Furniture Insurance a apeeialty.
Crotrther, the pr. srdent, then stated. pr: ttr tableaux, which were interspersed
alter the reading at the last pom: ther
t‘llltel'lt'nt‘i‘l, that there would be an out»! town.
a
nptmrtunity for all the others who l-lewarzl'l‘nuner, n well-known resident than in his labors (or the soldiers of this Spec I al week
but earned their dollare. but fell “Mir of Fair llaven,dmprml dead 'l‘humluy. _
expenenrm of too little amount to Mr. Turin-1' was fornrz-ly mt Initiate of
relate. "“1991!“ "WY film‘kll'fi I’ll” “I? the Soldiett' Home. He has lately nlh-r mummy yum «Invlziy ti." lnuuty
others. then inn pretty China bushel. n granted it Imitation. and attended :tho
pr» sent to the Rev. ll. Mellonegnl at the
mm of lmonte time.
I burn iwnfera were aerred immedi-
ately utter tlecloae of the pmgmmrrw.
until] in the hit-akot till 25.
“I lean from out west" tum-enl-
out here? '
5%“. accepted “)2ng it‘ll
m a ti “ nk you. air." eoyy ‘ . ‘ . . .
“at”, ‘ h“ mumuinufl him m“, “vmwnd the Fourth 'Wlml. com mgtlu twat trrlul'ItI-rm 1‘ the hurry
hit Misti: heren
uénmd,mou'm w’rI- 01 “‘ulltnghwd. Iatlnhculonel 0! tin; 0n the Mun-lay owning following
t weanotw . ‘ur Heertrnl maul: tenant t,’ up; 0,. 1' “u, 5 1‘ I g
e balloon ill ever aince. ll William lightly. of New Londw. h: an,» m m m p?! ormanoe
you liar heardotlt.donotmentionlt olthe'l'hlrd marzllajor'l’honm’l’.
it hrloponan apopleptlc It. Wella. ofl'taw aven.lareotthefiemlul
... .. -.....m... “mm...“ . . - ......
Jean Came limb.
urn-nun. Err-l .\'
m hindn large twosecltou jimmy. The
turned from Great Barrington, Blw., » - y. . .
. . no man i it. s Lu. m . Cllll and .
and are now occupying their houseon y n ‘l ‘ H” b” if
Prmpect avenue. political career, on- n~ an op~:r lung, in _'
.11” Republicans are making proper» everything pertaining to the town i
trons for a grunt time here Thursday
rmvr \\'a
' ilm: F.
less
lllll. ptbltlY.
and it is announced that Gorernor Both- 3-1» p, m.
erognllnn. ”V in no lln‘r‘it‘t' in lrgislutln-
of his monitor-my. l’vrimpa in nothing
il ' ‘ * m . . .
w “musical selections by artists fro vlttl lwraltnw rnc're- zv-nl arul pl'rlllulh‘lll
town. as it was tliruugh lit? alone that
town Aaylurn [or the insane.
motion entirrlv :lllvl mlurrnml in a
Thurtldny ereniug in St. John's church, W ' l
bury'weretnnrrii-d b." FatherKr-emr. The tllt‘lltlwl’ him next Sui-rm!” they will
interior 0! thechnpel was handwmrly /
decomtgd wlth natural “0'9”. The Minor? unguto'ful than m- [win-w sol—
turne of seal brown with rnentrv
trimmings. and curried a met 0!
vrlutv mam. Mi. Maggie ('ul'rigan was NJ '1'! '[mLIZJ Tiny ['_ll'h‘l.'.~',
ml the “alumnu- lu-qurtvn er! 7p.
m , and all llw ll. llltlllll‘iln headquarters
W at S p, lll. ..igllilllJ-V, thinly/r it‘ll, l0
J Itowan'os.
ll. F. Payne and family are to In", MHz-min! the l'mml Sim-e should I».
. on howl.
James ll. Stroller, ul llmttIul-mi. \ t. -—-—--:-_-::'::-t
ll!” hr'r'n riaitin hero tluit vwek. , .
» . . . “ luruum none.»
lit-rt Lizzw Juhnmn, who bu lawn ; _ .
t'lnllmg :it tho resident-:- of Stunboy “lllfl. Thezrtrll‘al Mann. In rtrmr. mtg—ulna.
tum returned to her home in New ‘tora. I'.op|' tun h.- lilti'rI-itul.
llrv. L'hnrloe llorlrton. rector of the TM helium llnylu‘l‘ “yer. t‘rvtllpttny
Xichols and In»: l'lrll chum-hm, who :it-
tnrulwl the llrvw'nptl e-ruh-rnnm in St. . . . i
- ' .,-' . .' .. ~ m >L. lure .
Pdlllfil'ltllrl’H"lid week. hm lmol tint) x'“ \Mk ‘ I ’l‘ H ' h‘ "' * I
in; l". ilutlrhn. the outrun" mmulm‘ """”““"-"”"’r7 “"" ”“ """m-it ””“l’”
willrrniniu nl l-v- lip...“ 1" 'l‘limtn'.
and tlwn'forr in hindlr ‘ ‘ ' ' W "“"‘ ‘ "ll‘,lr.,:‘,~" Multan-l pmqm an \‘itl't't'l’ at
2 I lune-l. .
”flu" ”I ”w ’ “I” .... that tlwmrn, :m l on rwll bulimia! I't'rttl»
The military board for the examination
he haatlly and sitting of Cdouel Walter J. leveowom.’ WP" will tutu plmw m the nwtmpilir.
of "The holy or the liner." will take
plan The principal. and chorua hart»
hwn in mtlire relic-arm for tho
regional: and lieutenant William ll.
warm the fun of ill mfimm ”$33 ‘“ .‘"-‘“ “ “"“mm "m M”
harenovrheoome er‘amlnrd ywerdll' mm” ”W in "ml m
...... ...... .. “gimme-minim
0' Rifle W g‘dductmmsld ' Retrofit-Idiopath-
W ...“ mom, . n, u i. raid. in- bom We havenuendleee variety of new Drone Goods just received.
handeomeandwm . and entirely in
keeping with the igh atandard ertal»
avaoeiatn. in the pnnluction 0! light
1 m 83514101281111! SURF." SERVICE.
Macrame? flag—raga l'a larvalk
Sou-re Noawau COIGIWA'I'IONAL. Went
I“: whim. “new.
. ’ kerman. In. N. (I. Ura'na will glvea ra-
n...“ h M “aux..- m.”— Thahouaeof John Holman, of ltratv lieu candidate war from Fnrrfiahi.and {gladly Stan tonmtlou at thin meetln
, . Cu K . um '
W intently hyafront window, wentinto the room My ticket. Ioealrnlluencee undoubt- W27 ‘i’rtv. ll. {willow "a“
.. l: m. Preaching by the pastor in the
poplllnrity. Son-m Korma“ Earner W near
. l’reaehi *. tum . ’ ‘
llr. Seymour’a career since hia election scrum. railing Y. ltgcagipifigrahlnwi)
Tnlxrrr KPIN‘OPAI. it” .‘l —
me“ “W ”W‘“ 01 Ill» polifiml oppo- llelrl avenue. south Norwillt.“§\'n all; Filli-
lock. res-tor. lnth Sunday alter Trinity. Morn-
ailencerl for the time. In om“)! his Silllw'ALK plmnonrm. W.“ “a Mott are—
k m lad lied a- ll l' i In' 1 1 th late It . 22:3. .lfi;'t.’....ri;u inn i‘ln’l} Eleni). 1).. tar. Cit of South Norwalk that they no
in. vwa o awn ten 3 rattles on men 99 '~ error: so ‘ ' l" .. IL "L M“ ...r turn; nm 3‘ v
. M P? met-ting. it!) by” ow tndelim to the Amory on 9;-
3w
let day of November. 192. a written or 79--wa8hin on st w-79
, y; , printed list dated. bigued and err-urn to. of all
‘hnh 1”“9‘3'" Ereu- Irned by them on the 1st day of _____._ I
l liable to taxation, otherwiae it
. . . . . J dim-1 l: (11.; L'pwnrtll Lem ' ‘ .
high and was so badly mom] that It In I ' - m ‘ . . .
' . a m ‘ .w. m1. 5,} 3 p m. Morning whim 1.. ’1 bit . the
feared eho willuotrecorer. being seventy r " 5 '“ uttern to nllmrnls Linngfin-l itmlhurm ' "h 0‘
ears of use. The wall is not protected bordering on sedition. He '5 with his in: sundown. llingruphue. LlfeandChar-
have n l M the electric light! ptrtyontho turillim nationwismand Sodium; BAPTIST. East avenue, opposite
been li bred. Arhort time ago the city for protection to (‘oumxticut tobacco ruminant.mind's»
flopped
1‘: m.: temperature in“ or: 3:6!) p. m.: young
night in which the Kinfia Daughter: of growers atatewise.‘ Before election he is pump-*9, m -.-m- . Hi , ,
_ m‘ too much. . .. , t .1». .. 1. 'm. Morning nub t.
. . l'lr.“ 'l'.wl . ~.' - l -
the Frrnt Baptist churn . NorwalkJew lure on S. B. Mansfield'a anything on d “0'”th for votes for v..§‘...£b.§'é, Earjluytsclllahmflmms lar mm .1 u... tonne
meat market at Wallingford at 3 o'clock Seynmur. A ltor election hp is (m. 5.? ME Par-L's Eamon“. Churvh street. oppo—
, , . -, . rector. Divini- servin- nnd sermon. at lI‘rJln.
open the 8311:. The ex ”mm mm" and ill; D‘mmm‘“ party. ru.;.‘ur.lny school. l'.’;ltlm.l)irine rert'it'e with
,- -. - ...-tumult: 713! p. m. Manning nub eel, "t' l‘
11 h” and" “ “h be, party on national lnmhn ~ and lllq Plum,- in History ."j Ere-nir‘tg 3‘?
. _ . . mun; Ensure“. lie-Men avenue and (from
”winners. liners against primcnouJor street. .‘snrvmlk. Rev, ~i ll. Watkins. rector.
Eighlrrnth Sunday after Trinity. Morning ‘
‘ south Xorwalk. finnday School, 3:3) . 11).;
George 0. Stereos and family have re- vmll liilvrwn to tlm p-nple of line town mi tEVPIllnll eorvirr 7.10 p. m.. subject. "Persistent ”
'ruy en"— Arts 3.. 2.
. rutr luv-nor Sour! 1, sir 1 ml ll l! l- .
H and Knight 53:“: Sung”; \lYl‘lf’ll: is hereby given that the Be iatrnre
- n.“ \oterxml the Second Voting listrlr
of the Town of Sorwulk willbe in mint: a: Papal "angfigkclalcl 'lmfl' Pm
~ . . . Police Headquarters in said town on Thorn.
M Muir mil. (. r-ornr-r of “rat avenue a ’ - ' -
rs . . . . . . v = .. , . . _ Mr. ”Miller Jib. from 9 ot‘lock amid a .
- on . . he has stool front and Inn» mnlt‘lmrm 91ml. 50ml!» Rm. W J Mn- '. . ~ .
evening, mum met. Birthing clube h” “M i a. m; t’hlhln-u‘s 'ii‘lt'l’lenp‘ Hz“ for thrpzmtmrecerrmgw W‘ll PIPER “ll 0 .
)Zntrlt't.
ltgllrllf muting. til) p. in.
will he preaent from all over the state most (or jg. he“ ink-ma, 1.; fact he 1. )lmn.h;.llw m.; mgr. More. mm. mun-3pm.
ley willdelirer nu addrem. ' '0 '3" and “"38“! 330“, lb” any. Amen Harmonia: Burnout. Knight
. . , . . .1! LS l . . . . am _ a. . _ —. . hominrtnapactlnmonnotloe ml.
The ‘0‘". ball was crowded '0 I” up thing m"! m lllfi fili'ul'ls'a work “15“}er s'rxu‘ 331?: lter J D .l be. Win! Kettlrnrsn! \uterr.‘lecoml \otlng llletriu. ll)
bride wan attired in a handsome coo “1...“...7: be. We ale lhe lgBlllS llll ll
WW Itreeta. Rev. Gerald I!
01)
our?" Conducted blyullelao:
n: “or. .
aura anon—num- 0» III-ind ford. who midi! next door to Sheri! llorwalk 5‘" Itr. Seymourn ‘1’" 'M‘ mllfiml'fiqu'a‘“;fihn “a aantllua
Iaatl a... gun“ my Clarktonwaa tend OW“ 'i , Falthln.” ' not; w
a I up eeaa. “'0 at ’ “all!” en itertuzvotn far in exoeaaolthatofhia tlm.‘ .
mi
...... .... 1*” r m "d" lllSS Elli llll llSSEl & cu. errant routers.
lllss Emma tan T astel ”mm “”3"” m"
8; Co...
nanometre 0"
‘ .partnr. Henri , I You , .
.mfithtMM-m Wh'mwuwmm .. m Mud-”mini nil“ FINE MILLINERY. GIRLS MID YOUNG llDlEs . ‘
load», Paris and New York.
on THURSDAY. FRIDAY r ’
‘ Khmr murmur mg 15th.
Lite. ofmlllnery Fulton: an n.
......g‘SEPTEMBER 29th. I
“plenum thin lnvifn.‘
Mrs. Mead’s Scholl _ . »
RIOPZNB
-—-___...__~
GlLLEEE ‘ tumullmn
. eat . ... -~
m. Awhibnlerhe-ton, tor. _ I?
tony and N‘flmfll at will a. m.
or
ofc
PSYUH
SCRIBING D182
Hem tell jnat whatalla
undav mrhrwl at 12:. Evening Prayer at u
“ "W“ ““h- “hmlc and Instrumental Ital
dieeue - .,
“nonmetal”: °’ .
m. it. will examine the ailing rm ll‘l, llll‘lllflt.
un ll November 5th. Illa
0 POWER
1 1)]; Certificate admlta l elleale and w
amt le‘slmply “33%:{33- Colleen. ow ’ v
w r
i . “than ' '- ___._..
mymmmrem... SPECIAL lllllDElllllllTEll
Special Departments ‘lor local
AND
W‘m
the property 0
October.
will be the ut
finch list nemrd
f F lbibbim, pastor. Ser- knowledge.aud
,m.; Sundnynehool which
they b
, , . , . _ Known”: Commutation“. corner Park uaeof
. for tfimm'g. om'l‘hcfllgmmnt 'l'il‘r: bio”; brttemt luml,and though he hnabeen .mgukwahgwt,‘ R”, 12 K. "0133, D. 1).. a. “mg‘m 8:3: Maggie
“13- The Ian-in high- mm Imam. write-ital. 'mwd in every question rowing onto! ’. r. s «r.'§‘.‘f§.§h£f".~,3.m$§ ‘ p.233 —~~—— -—~~~~~—~~-.w-._w
wmmln‘m in; at both :u-rv'wcs b',‘ “er“. liwight M. “saissnls' '“T'ui.
to notice to all persona and
t no liable to pay taxes in
Primary classes
For Little Children.
.the Send Ior circulars. ‘
before
of the Amara to make out BARGAINS IN
{:5 to their best judgment and
ding ten per cent. thereto.
law are compelled to do.
and from whit: llat an made there in ma peel. I
~ “
.\'. B.—~Liete' maybe returned to the sneev
Boonie. llarlland atreet.
titling Saturday.
October 15th, mu. said mama to beopen from
mmumm 3.’.E‘Ll‘i°é.“é':b:.“l:.fi“r‘milfidéi“‘3‘?‘ul’. ”Gillies Framed 10 ““137-
Communion and sermon at
mlny Nbuol, 1151!! in. [motor
(THARI.
etching.
Dated at South Norwnlk. October 5. lm.
' ' \".l. (IRA . ,
as it. TOWNSKND. ~Asscisors.
FREDERICK s. [SOS
...).
1...".STlE-E... mums, PAPER-HAIGIIG lllll
Third Voting District ot the Town of
06312151922329
lllTltTS' MATERIALS.
Paints. Oils. Glass.
no.
r. rtmmum. near \'nn7.andt Norwalk will belnnesnion at the store or W. "Emn‘nus '
I
«manila. Rev. C. M.I‘m.pur ii. llantord But avenue. East Norwulk. on
y. bet. :1). from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.. (or ---
the purpose at rewiring applications to be
made electors.
div-urge it. Fowlk-s. flirtation
Thnrnda
EDWARD E GORHAM.
“'IXFIELD S. BAKFORD.
Registrars of Voters. Third Voting District
Dated at Norwalk. mum. Oct. ll. IR. oil
L. H. Mar,
-“ '39 Washlngton 5L. So. Norwalk.
“saucerrw l. 0. JENNINGS.
RICHARD ll. GOLDEN.
JOsIPiI TAIIIANY.
imam! 7:)! runs. Lyceum nun. [mu-d at Surwnlk, On. 12th. Hit. 0 3 5t
mum Foley and Shun Sarnb wam- “wk "1 low 1! “wold-W J'm'! "‘- Wll carry llle lilifiESl Stock!
We give You the Best Values!
entrust Sewing llathine. $19.50! SCHOOL Mllllllllllllllm
Cloak s.
We are determined 5H building up cum
our Cloak Department, and if qualities scum lllllltlllt “mm “It:
and low ligurux will do it, it will be
at lIllir’
n
induemuonle for this week:
INortthinstreeLSo.Nor-wua.
Sample books of full line latent
PapemBordaraandGllt hit:
new Intimat- eheerfnllv duo
in Washington street. South Norwalk. hula
D. P. MORRELL.
LII EH1” AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Pianos and household furniture moved with ’
rare. Trunks and packages called for afi
promptly delivered. Office So. In Willi?
Ill!
Vatiottal K Pm?“ at Washington which they Wert‘tllllllr'tl rowan [rtinl to cloaks Brass Bonds and Woolens "’““‘m"5"“‘hx°”flx'é"m-
recently. Ilia widow is in the ll'rddle- thorn. This sonic.» mu uithnul vunr ,
“”0—
mts. trauma. '-
VETEIIIIIY SHIRE“.
31 Railroad Place, South Rorwalh. aa-
Qreenry‘a Drmr Burro. Norwalk. Balm
BAHBIIE Sillllllll.
Illl llEl'lllTIEIT.
Mr. J, Henry Ionian. maaler ordanelmr. will
«men lll" whool at (term-uh Hall. A lea-
hurtful ladies and gentlemen react and
xuirtu-tliars' given on Thursday“ eveuln Oct.
minufroxufiloll .ru. Latent fulllo and
fancy danced. e Waltz will beanpeelalty.
Ill Washington atreet.
Open daily from 9 to lit a. m.. and (run l tell
9. In” and on Saturday amnion from t to I.
done. We have made the following rrrnumunoudnnoepmtn
ALDEN SOLMANS. l’reat.
JOHN H. FEltfll-‘l. Vice-Pleat.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sat-and ”I!"
J. D. JENNINGS"
Our *3 MUgurnwul will be sold furs 5.50 Undertaker .
a . , .
“ M5" “ “ “ 05.50 l xsmur 5mm. sunwam. aorta
.. ll (.H .. .. n l; .5 trppoutte llon‘se Railway Depot. ,
a at.
lhnhlemefil l-Ilm street. Telephone call. 11-.
it “Um Oral!!! ‘
...... ...... .... ...... .... lgem for the Banner! Sewing Machine. 99.50. fifi’fi 951%?”- .
and
DRESS GOODS.
Med M Mr» "mm M Mr WM- Flaunels and Flannel Blankets.
“.35.. mm cem- nela, Flannel Blankets, Comfortablat, elm, etc.
HOMER B. H6???
This is but u ft-w of the many Spoc- Elle" wamhmaufl allll “'3'",
I innit-n in this department.
”NORTH MAIN mm.
Repairing or line and complicated watch a
per-tall . K lnd c to atom. t
iullltyior drama-a wot and the ”53’.
teal abllltr todo the lame.
MERRILL “ ”"5
W .
(2% comlemp‘rva. ., ‘ Our stock at present in overflowing with all grades of Flun- BUSINESS cullEGE .
non L
The old can for the drink habit.
which connirtrdolehewing ralrlnaerery
min. andltitlanowhaing freelyreooltmeud» equalled.
WWW
MM MM mm”, m o, mine plete line of Oil Cloth patterns in all sizes.
Lieu- appleaiu t quantities. both during
v mrahand whoever
air
I ”mum, ... 05“,“. mm “H . Do not forget unit in want of Gent’s, Ludlee’ or Children’s mwmpéammmwmmfiflwu
. ti lnanumberot can with great aueeem Hosiery, Underwear, Glover, elm, on our stock and prices are un- ‘Mmtm? of: Ye?” t Fifi or
Bee our new arrival of Oil Cloths in all widths. Also a com- I;
W
thlrnth on. his _
min that both there reuredtea are - ~
ly hotnmopathlc in their one and . . .
applwatlonmeuauvo wince-trite e" 3 .. ,
will not BusmEss course
I22 Falrtleld Ave... Brldzeport. Conn.
Thea Wm Mm.
Insurance Building.
" ‘ ' been ”PAYING POSITIONS ’
South Norwalk. fimw‘mfie
.. .5 W n
...—“W m unanvam A?“
arm
, “’W
m.
era-mo. a
all: mm'rl‘gn.“ ..t:
P: at eetltaataa and
yn ‘cau Wot
of
fill-fibre"...
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