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finch care is very‘ properly
:ihrcise’din the selection of
therefartidlesflwhioh find a
placeuplln the toilet table.
mum. list includes a’
number of essentials which, if
not expctlysfindin'peunable, are
yet Myriam. '
a shuttling amoet com-
pro 34%;?“ mm and you
Will lmkllothvillguif you make
minimum our etock.
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' 'aud lavlll.
The boat huiuisdiacharxingacargo
of coal in New Haven for Raymond
Brothers.
«Wagesarnersshould hear Langston
MM' ~
lino Emma Van'l'anel a Co. have
ton2street, in the Swartz & Corbett
block. .
Agokl medal won by W. 8. Fowler in
atwo-milelii’ryoieraoeat ans,l.l.,
isonexbikitlon at Baxter’s drug store.
' ' 5- $5.
Elstuuewas .5!
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N'Mmfllfl United States duo
ing the week ending Friday, October
14th,"189§ was 81,102,500. This makes
an average ion of $157,857.14 per day.
-—8weet potatoes 25c. per peck at
Hayes’ market.
J. R. Raymond has the contract to
build an, addition to the make shop of
Otto Barthol'a hat factory ‘r‘lfllecbanic
street. it will be 10x50, tw ' when high.
The Young Men's Debating club held a
special meeting at their headquarters.
last evening. and voted to postpone all
meetings arranged for future dates until
sits the natlomi election.
-—Dou’t buy cloaks until you have seen
those at Aileokel-msu a son’s.
rum unto: the borough, was ar-
moruing Justice Townsend imposed a
fineof‘3andcosts. thbavingtbe
moneyshewas ucortvd to the county
jail. .
linuy liorwalk people expect to attend
the bone nil—iouary rally in theCon-
gregational church, flouthport. tomes.
row. The morning lesion open at 10
o'clock and the afternoon session at 3
o'clock.
—Snlall fresh pork hams for roasting,
12¢. per pound at Hayes' market.
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum.
will give an invitation entertainment in
their room Thursday night. The pro-
gramme will coneistof vocal and instru-
mental. tunic and Invitations, followed
by refrubmenfi.
in run y ‘5‘“
~8snthsp-ade and hear theilepubli-
cau orrwrwt‘ptpight
Mr. and Ifl'h. OliverE. Barker return-
ed 'to Boulr‘flcrwalk yesterday from
their bridal‘tour. They will be “at
home" today and tomorrow. at the
homooflrs. Barker’s parents, llr. and
Its. W. B. Hoyt, on West avenue.
The Belknap Tea company, of Bridge
pornfiveaway a solid gold pen with
pearllhndlewithau eight pouudorder
for their celebrated ten or baking
powder. Theirstore is said to be the
handsome-Headers in the state.
—8 .. frluhpcrkbams fcr roasting,
lm‘pdpunndstuayu' market.
immuo'rlmmtm.
gage master on .eoatiaemr Vaughan's
traiuon the Want! lforwalk di-
vhtoa,wuoaa¢htbetwssatbasldoofa
parasitism ilk-Um
hull-minutely W. lich-
bmmsm tnhlsbsd.inderln¢frota
tinternallujarlss.
not}. a. 8.1mm, n. n.. of
Mllfllflsotareln the Congreg-
tlon’aioltlmbtbbeveuiagon‘m Eva
iuloo of Chum-a.” An organ sad
mrscltalwlllbsgivenbeforeandaftnr
fiahcfinbylr.0ihouandlr.laun.
The entertainment warm at Mt
cmwhpatlhnmdlulylmna
battalifiblinhlonbslufm
.WflrJlar-rsrhasrsonrad
thdM'suhtm nanAropbsneln
w county. All those relating
fetid ”Machinist
ouur humanoid-tonnage-
mentswhiebbsrn-thsp.
Jalltl M. hank m and
MY theeoftksoyusrnsaae-
I!“ “MM
ECWWM on
sears arise yello-
-.~ g‘
. ' [mum c lbeiasnlmw - .
. Townsend-15M bins: use my. eh
opened‘lnilliuery parlors at 8] Washing- -
, Ills. John Griflu. of llswtowu, is
vbitlnu at the home of Wham.
Union street.
4Wagsssrnersshoaidhear lonlplon
tonight. _
The regular monthly meeting‘ of the
Building and loan snoolatl' on will be
held thlssreai . -
. . like: .1 Loam—{—
‘ qm film} it: 'l’
.LJossflrViorloslwasarrestadtlllammv
' we; a t
,.
he paid .
—-Sweet potatoes 25c. per peck at
llayeo' market.
The Arion Singing society have pur-
chased of Thomas C Caramel: a lot
on Madison street, and will erect a club
house thereon in the near future.
V. A. Scofield has takeuytbe stable in
the rear of the Warwick Hotel, recently
vacated by Gometock Brothers, and will
conduct a private boarding stable.
klr. Krai-l, of Austria, Hungary, lain
Plaistsd‘a drug store during the absence
of G. B. Parker, who has charge of
George B. l'lahted's store in New York
for a few weeks. '
él-‘ish, clams, oysters and vegetables at
living prices, Nash a -Raymond. 18
North lain street.
E. J. Wadbams. of the borough, has
purchased the stock and business of Nash
d: Raymond,‘ North Main street. The
storewascloaedlastnight. audit is un-
derelood will open again Saturday.
On account of Columbus Day. the
rehearsal of the choirof the Congrega-
tional church will be held Thumiay
evening attheconclusion of the prayer
meeting. instead of Friday evening.
——Horse for sale; sound and kind. $40.
inquire l_5 Chestnut street, city.
The Norwsik iron Works bond will
furnish music in the Republican parade
this evening. and next Friday for the cel-
ebration of Columbus Day by-the schools
and “under evening. October 73, at the
Republican rally in Dorian.
The small building aloupide the Dan.
uuryaod Norwalk trackanesr Unlock
works. forleriy used as a frtn'gbt depot
by the Housatonic road. will be moved
to. the Danbury dock. The platform
Vehich was heated near by hae been torn
down.
——Blg values in children‘s merino un-
derwear. See east window of A. Dir-litr—
man & Son.
Nelson Tattle received word yesterday
afternoon from the hospital authoritial
in Bridgeport, that his son. Nelson,.lr..is
in a very feeble condition and sinking
rapidly. He had his right leg crushed
some weeks ago, it will be remembered.
by falling under the wheels of his ice
wagon. _._.__... ‘
C. E. Swan will start on October the
12th for Atlanta. Georgia, where a two
weeks’ meeting will be held. llr. Swan
goes partially on account of his health.
which is not good at present. but will
drive a number of horses in the races.
Mr. Swan has the repuhtion of being as
good a driver as there is anywhere about
here—Birmingham Transcript.
~See the parade and hear the liquidi-
can orator tonight.
Colonel l‘rott and stal upset to go to
the parade in Stamford to-lnorrow. All
the companies of the regiment, incine-
ing the Machine Gun platoon and
the Signal Corps. excepting Com-
pany i". of Norwalk. and Company 1. of
Winstod, will be present. The fat-
terwillnot goon account of the long
distance from Winsted to tltamfonl.
~‘l'hopskiivsilonld attend themed?
vensry of Humboldt seminal-e longer.
harshness-n. heavens-indie“.
Thursday m A line (has is aa-
sundsll.
Them.) ball ofthe Hungarian lili-
taryiiocisty wraheldlsstevenlngin
Germanla Ball, whlchwastlllvdtnlta
elastic-purity. Vinta- companies.
wereprvsrntftomliisorkandltrtdge-
post. Whatsiewufurnlshadhy
the thyflaad frontthsfonnercity
hoodlum-attic vartms months
were vsrystrlklngaad, . 'f'kare
www.mdthefsstl ltaswsvekept
npuntilsaearlyhonrthlvntornlng.
omrasslvss.
Inwsnhlm'sfthsbayla flat
law-ll.
Ire. later waster sad In. Deva
Oolssuespsadhgawsskwithlra if.
Enemlaffewmaaaa.
“maintained-(today
meYsttelty toes-oft ll.
“Mummers-as.
ofliewffavsanpsntlaaday with Iii
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“mums-taunting, .
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MIRIAM NEWS.
a out” We! rte-u I'm-Illa
manna-nus.
JanICSuthorlaad bmdingthewnsk
in Greenwich. .
EA. Hound,“ Lime Rook,was in
town yesterday.
‘ ' il‘ on :07.“ . , in van .4 ~._
Hire. Willidm . lHilbrcllalid‘
miners scritlcal condition.
gflhillhiiipti ll; Wu: are,» m. we
bassist-er .mnll. I! .. .
fl” . -
thlsendcfthetownon Frill-i.
cry Day.
Jarvls Kellogg and in. dlu'ghfer Clara.
are today celebrating the anniversary of
their birth.
Ilium Amy and Fannie Hickok. of
New Rochelle, are guests of relatives on
Leonard street.
Mrs.~ Charles E. Arnold, of Camp
street. has returned from a vidt in Flem-
ington. N. J.
Ills. Charla Knapp. of Main street.
lieeat the poiutof death. it is feared
she cannot live the day out.
Mrs. John Mitchell is seriously ill at
the n-sidence of her daughter. llrs.
Joseph Buckman. on lain street.
-Besuresud take in the St. George
sociable at the Athenlnurn this evening
Tickets only 25 cents.
lit. and Mrs. George W.Selleck. of Nor-
waik. have been spending several days
at the Beardsley llouse.—-Winsted
Herald.
The commissioners appointed to settle
the designed rotate of Thomas (Raisins,
will hold their first meeting tomorrow
evening.
Pilgrim Council, 0. U. A. it, will hold
especial “reeling this evening to am-
tain how many will attend the parade in
Stamford to-rnormw.
The new Odd Fellows' home in Groton
will be dedicated next Friday afternoon.
A general invitation is extended to all
interested to attend. The exercia'a will
be at 8 o'clock. ‘ .
The ladies of the First Congregational
church will omit their prayer meeting
urruorrow afternoon on account of the
missionary meeting which takes place at
Sonlbpxt at that time.
Warren Albin, who was recently tar-
red and feathered at Sanford on ac-
count of his attention to a pretty widow.
was in town this morning looking for
work, with the intention of moving here.
Welcome Stranger budge, Sons of at.
George. will give a sociable and enter
taiument at the Norwalk Athenleum
this evening. Nrrnbrrs from the lodges
of Stamford and Bridgeport are expected.
LewisR. June and C. A. Merritt are
practicing for a aleight—of—haod enter-
tainment to be given at the Y. I. C. A.
hall next Tuesday evening. Theenter-
tainment will be free to Y. I. C. A.
members.
lira. George Galloway died at her home
in Brooklyn, Sunday night. The deceas-
ed waaasinter of Herman and t2haun~
coy Brundalte and In. Gehurdus Wor-
no, of Norwalk. They are alleviating
the funeral. -m...
The annual session of the Client-client
grand encampment of Odd Fellows is be-
ing held in Hartford today. A number
of Norwalk Odd Fellows are in attend-
ance. The address of the grand patri-
arch will be made by John ll. Kenney.
of Norwalk. -........._....
Thrusteboardof health bulletin for
fieptember reports 1.0“ deaths during
September. Thiawaa use. is. than in
August; it was forty-one loss than in
September. tut, and twenty-six more
“than!” number “ml“
M
floptetnherforlhe five years
newer ~
imminent... h'assocnrdd
the exclusive rlghtto nae fireplaces ls
Palrheld county. All thou suffering
from decayed teeth should resides at
oneneshebaslaadeoatoftowhw
manhwhlchbemrwthrep.
night. Theaullnalwssformwlyowaat
by John Callahan,
Arthur disarmament-t railway
tine,lswesrinsaealrofpateotisather
shoes. which ups to kiln byslasky
throwofdlca.
k
of sum-act.“
W
erman
immmmmtw...
newoflloe at the refrigerator.
special meeting and drill this evening.
Webster? Bolder: and Made; up scour-
ing the woods today in seawb of game.
(daily to}. . .- . my: ;. .15.: mil
: aluminium m er.
m of.r;'l‘aa.geiw.6m, hilt.
{w 1*” fl WW—wxzwlw 9.,“ .41; l
Eels-scanni— Alena», awhile-beau
seriously ill. is'noteapauted to live the
day out.
‘no Guam-incl. Guild will meet in
thegnild room of the church to-nnwrow
summit at 2:10 o'clock} 'f' . -
Ira. ids Kirby and Hi. Eva Taylor,
of Dsnbury,are muffin“ brother.
Fred A. Taylor, of Orchard street.
It. Mamie Mule, of South Gib.
son.Pa..istbnguestofthe lines Iliu-
nie and Amy Wixon, of War. Main
sweet.
J. Ii. l-‘orbell, who recently purchased
theStiies farm. was in town yeaterday
looking after vanous improvements on
the Property-
A new flag pole bu been erected on
St. Mary's inroehial school. from which
willlloatthestaruaud stripes in honor
of Columbus.
The membersof Hope Hose company
gave their parade carriage a thorough
cleaning last nixhtand decorated it band-
aomely for tomorrow’s parade at Stam-
ford.
The- Norm-all: [awn Tennis club's foot-
ball team wrll play the freshmen team
of Columbia coilege.blew York, at the
Norwalk Park. Friday afternoon at 3
o'vlock.
The pool game between Fred Ball, of
Serwalk, and Max Killer. of Snug-tuck,
which was to have been played lat
evening, was given tofiall by default.
on account of Hitler’s non-appearance.
: The Norwaik fire dqlartmeut. the
American Mechanics. the Odd Fellows
and dull. A. R. willmaststtheengine
housson Main-tract to-lnrwrow morning
atflo‘clock, and loaded by the Amos-L
can bandof New Haven. will march to
South Norwalk and board'atrain for
Stamfordtotakepartintbebtg parade.
file Ire apparstm will be water: ahead.
DRAIAHC WINGS.
Theatrical letters In Which Play-Gulls.
People Will he Interest-cl.
“The Black Detective," full of exciting
incidents. teeming with interest and full
of unrtious fan. will be presented at
Music Hall Wednesday night. headed by
that diotinghishsd comedian, Wash 1'.
Melville. "The Black Detective“ h a
forcibly constructed cornedydrama de-
picting life in the South before the war.
l’tleStmtbern connect and other plans
ing featuresare cilnuectai with the com-
my.
Nothing like it banever been area be-
fore; it is unique, unparalleled and un-
approachable; it it, in short.a veritable
dramatic revelation. and h named "lord
Ito-wavy." it will be soon have pretty
soon and local play-goers may [repute
themselves forathnatrical feastof I‘l'
miles. The artistry has been over-
whelmed with an avalanche of farce
maladies during the past few season
snow of which were good. some iodides-
out and disgust majority bad. Over
all there productionsflmd ltoonry" row-
ershcad and shoulders,“ lath con-
ception the pinnacle of fares comedy
perfection may be said to have been
reached its bvaesy originality. clear
cut incisive dictlnnthvaith of neutral
and other tpedaldm, and, above all, its
phenomenally powerfulllstof pesterin-
as are such as to throw completely late
thirds that-Gusts, d 13m
‘_fnnisfastaadfarlova.butofa
"drained m. and tho” it
.M-hnemvm‘rq , u
.a’c’tlim perform-l that in sunny
distal the Irost fastidiouby minded per:
mm. 'nhltwlllbsocaeedsddsam
wintrtarttacsoreltylsafamsmrdy.
as is slant-be fact that all borswplny and
cheap cleptrap clerk to rates slough
from the maxilla, are svvwsty Isa
belied.
,Apartydmcolsbtiagofm
ufPoichVollmer.m-d.l’.flr
WJtayoMlsetmlaekwood.
pneumonia, (Isle W. floaty
bush and llhhssi Dub-r. drove to
M‘m
Thsflwwalkl'iral’olioswillholda-
Son
eraser. scorn udnwam. co. u.
....._,.... --—-r
rue carnouc' monomers.
“nomadic-rationin-
“humans-sauna.
unmanned—mummies»
anal meeting of thearchblshope of the
Catholiccbnrobtulkmsriut. whichwillbs
bsldiu New Yorkcity next moutthssro
celve'dauewintpetus sinceitbecalne
MA“; A / “”3710!th
, I. A ‘ v . . p
i3" «inflow
W
in... ii. m bnyond alldwbttbat
1,000,000 Catholic' children in the United
States who do not attend the parochial
Annthvraueatial tint will comenp for
isnorncrn raw less than Caboo—
alylfln. It has been published that Cahen.
slyiunisdead. lt ensues from enact the
highest-uremic the church that Cohen-
slylunisuotdcad; that ontbs contraryit
ismore active than ever ltwaaandthat
its promotersand cherishes: are working
bardas- than ever, mortlyand otherwise.
for its advancement. The gentleman with
wilt-n this conversation was badaaid:
. “Whentbonamesof canditlamarescnt
to Rome from America for ‘1 vacant bish-
oprtc and oueoftbenl isaGerman the
combinedGer-maninliueuce is brought to
bearupontbepope in behalf of the Ger-
mencaudidatc. Tbeinl'luenes of than»
than embassy at Rome is invoked, and is
pruraedupon the pope and those who are
nesrto him. if theysucceed itmeans
much—anotherstrldeinthespread of the
powercf the German throne. Their agents
are fomerouthealert—theyare alwayson
these. it in a power for Americans to fear.
They work covertly. Cabcnsifism dead!
Well, it's a lively corpse. and its shadow
instead of diminishing is getting larger
every you.
scorched."
Archbishop Katacr. of Milwaukee. is the
noosniaedfruutoftbaisru outhis side of
the Water.
Still number question, it lssaid,that will
bobtlp lstbatrelatingto secret accretion.
'l'haascratsoctetybaeeverbeeuons of the
[rut buobwa in Catholic circles. but
since the last plenary council.aud more
especially since the last Catholic
which was bold in Baltimore in no. there
basbeenavery micrialanddecidedehsnga
inthisrnapcd. Thereareafewofthe
ssv-styodd bishopsandaoonple of arch—
hhopsiu Antericastlll opposes! to last
socieths.
The progressive school, the thoroughly
American party in the church. embracing
thahrncmajorityofthehlerascbr.mop-
posed to narrow Seventmthmturylneth-
ads. Where“ mayhem thattbs
o-iysoristy before which tbslineisdrawn
hthallaseaaandltisiikniytbatthe day
lsnot fsrdiataut when even this line will
heobliurafed. The same authority spoke
most kindly of the Illa-ions here.
HORSE THIEVES LYNCHED.
line of The- ilhet Dew- awd Then on...
1" by Basel-ea.
BOISE Clrr, (ch lfl.-—.\'ine horse thieves
were lynched by aware of ranchlnen in
the Santa prairie wuntry on us. l2. The
uftbe initiation-just bee brought in
by “unflarwiu from Deerlat. in the
northern part of the state.
The outlaws killed several horns. male
tag a breastka of their W, and an
hour's fight at long range failed to result
inadsath on either aide. ’l‘herauchmen
then set the grate ailre, shooting down dz
of the outlaws who broke through the
flames. and banging the bodies battle the
three wounded men. badly burned,
it wn never kllled-only
llscaaalcsscao, Pa, Oct. lil-Wllllarn
Reed I'M totally flashed with a laser by
BaulStonr. Reed baa Iva lavaswonnds,
reaching from his neck vision
down his and is twelnchaa
We have the most
hardwoods. We
. ‘ study to give
LEA Di N G"
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twin“. ”‘9 " ”“5“"
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[amt How‘s st'tks Wynn! Ivar.
can-Is“ la a Menu Form.
RbyClark bad hisrightlegbrokenina
football game at Maiden. Saturday
afternoon ’
Two of Fairlield’s wealthy citizens‘
baveagreed togive a ”.000 reward for
thecsptureandconvictionofthe town's
tire bug;
Mrs. P. T. Barnum was one of the
party on the special train which left for
Chicago today with Governor Bulkeiey
and stall.
Another large part of the embankment
of the Shore line division at Salulnstall
lake has sunken and the tracks are still
sinking.
Gravanni Com was fatally stabbed in
New Haven by Antonio Gugliamiuo, in
a row in an Italian tenement on Handl-
ton street
Harrison and Reid banners have been
raked over twelve maunfactories in
liiddletowu. The banners are of white.
ten feet long and three wide, with large
black letters. .
The sale of the Rockvilie Gas company
to Bacblifie S. Hicks for Bridgeport par-
ties has been eflected. The price paid is
notlnsde public but it in reported that
stockholders of the gas company will get
from “0 to 120 for their stock. At one
time it had a much higher value. The
company was urged some years ago to
take up electric lighting especaily fer the
sake of lighting the streets. but. ever since
th'ncbaugewasmade therebas been
trouble about the price paid for the lights,
and the owners finally tired of the
wranglinglntllet the concern pinion)
the hands of outsiders.
if a New York millionaire gives a din—
neratbthavenueandfithstrnetmosting
{700.00. which gives 19 peo dyspepsia,
andtbeeemle spendfl, 00 indoo-
tors’ bills finally have to pay $.00
eaghuforoculd‘ctzlagtxwure to cure them,
w w an ‘ to if
the dinner should notml: "sings?n there
being in persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plais‘ml’a drug store where
get. information alarm Cactus Blood Cure
OIIEBTitIIB Fill ‘OTEIS T0
PfllllEll ll El.
if the tariff isnotalax how can it
produce revenue ?
if taxing an article tends to make it
cheaper how does it enable the ulnnu—
factum to my higher wages 1’
if the tariff has raised wagon, thus
adding to the cost of production. how
can imam? lower? f
hen price of arm produce went
up under McKinleyiam how could the
cost (if living go down?
if ourimporta have increased,ra the
Frau-cocoon novr boast. how hail the
tariff secured the home market to our
manufacturers or primed wage-earners
Wall” competition of pauper labor
if 3n; roman-rm Dinah-3'3!!! elatio-
tics w. ucemauy articles
moreoheaply than they can be made
abmadwbydo theyneeda highland?
if hightar‘lirmakes high wages why
ssewages in Germany and in fiance.
bothtarifloountrieqaornuchlowerthou
in England?
Whyis it that wage-infill laudsre
now-tunnel) sodtbat is so
muchunorsern merit for Inscbutlcs
andlaborinxmentbau before raw ma-
erlal was rattonthofreeliat?
These t oration- t several inter,
eetla dli‘evnmas. ich born of them
will blah Protectiooists chaise.
Tan" Karon-an. --Adv.
llss Emma fan Tassel
a. 00..
13mm or
FINE .. MILLINERY.
Man. Parts and New fork.
Will molten" 1mm! and
aroma». in let that lltb.sa ele-
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you may have the problem solved and -
. . ,At 254;. ,, lb: «:1:
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battle cheap trash of second-
satisfaction to the average cunt
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
enclose; .
8.3. Washlnnton Street. South Norwalk.
coon PAYING Posmolls
—-—asoousn I’OR. GRADUATE AT-—-
EW‘ BUSINE
88 illillEllE
Bridgeport. Conn.
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I Aflggfiln%wm No. 9 Arch
I'I'ION by an experienced lad book-
keeper and cashier. Best f W
Book-keeper. Box 78?. Sb. 152an
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‘VAX'I’ED—Compeunt reliable manta
W. regret: a; in Norwalk an‘: glam .
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ABTNER with some capital in
stone business. Address Box 731%
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APER leases. Wanted
P Ind Mlle bands for or
at Warner Bron. Brld' npo
“second. floor Ewart:
modern lul-
quire until: cancer the 0?deth 11.3%”?-
m men street. oil tr "
OUSEr‘and huildi lotsi So tb Neural
H and EastNorwal‘k‘for saLCEnquheof It.
A. Woodward. South Norwalk.
DWER part of house. consisti of
J moms and basement. itbn Bulfnun h,
phones-A, “$2, graft. lSins: Norwalk. ater
eoutn g'grwalk. o n mm at ““33?
NEW house Taylor avenue 10; ll rooms
Water street. ,5 -
f . so» realm. avenue. SI.
ilk Ill! rooms, liowayton, .13, hynrsd
F03 SALE.
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SJ‘LAGS. Genuine v.8.
ling at cost. Booth Norwalk wars
a 3m
()l STIR GROUXDS.—-Twnlve acres of
oyster ground. situated cl Bell lam
with cmnxb on it to pa for it. Price only
sold ri t away. his is a rare bargain.
as the groom e are in the best of modifies for
planting. Address Box 45.50am Norwalggt.
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7 ‘léuulltiliu‘Im‘ofiEinifii . '7'”.
5mm“. in underlining...-
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and stove tfimmtupgpl'atadlncw
manner. “e makes specialtyof
chandeliers; lake then: down and
thoth then: on again the next do
tee k well
guaran them to Inc as
postfl card will bring a manta the house. w
will give an estimate on the work. Orders
work be left at Louis E. Potter‘s. billiard
mm. all etrees. Norwalk. and at
arm's plumbing shop on Washing:
smith .‘orwalk. and will have prompt atten-
tion. “e are also manufacturers of
MB l”, house umber», fl . Am
waning-Call at facilory, e um:
138 Water
Murphy Brm.. Swath Norwalk. Conn. all iy
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allele lull. 8illi'fli tum,
Wednesday light. Oct. l9
SPECIAL
Isrltorloas Induction of
The Black inactive.
lMN'i. SHELBY MANAGER.
A (bawdy—Drama deplcttnu llfein tbs Booth
before the war.
A forrlbly (‘cnstructed Play. total with
interval sou complete with another a.
presented by
AH AINULUTILY “LIABLE CONPANY.
Headed by the llbtlugahhsd Canadian
Wash T. Melville.
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Friday, llttnllet 2lst,
A Maribel will make Anyone Laugh.
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ROONEY
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