Mayhem is very properly
exercised 'in the selection of
mm which find a
plaae;“apon~tila- toilet table. \
42‘ '1
s, clanplete list includes a
nurnliel’mf essentials which, if
not cadctly :lndlspeusabl' ' e, are
which!“ . » '
Wgéd shovinggamost com-
prehendl“”wm‘”vje assertion“ ' t, and you
will lack nothing it you make
1. 9'
We filed Have an especially
Fancy Goods
"ll. ll. Plaisted,
Druggist.
M .
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annulment...
‘g%lW.W-'l“elm%.
wast «inquire-ecu: araDatag
' null-salt.
tonglst‘er. __._____
Butler Lodge will confer the second
That-Efrem hcort Pfitoon will
meet for Grill at the headquarters to-
Inorrow‘e'enlg.’
MWflyandborough
storeswill Instead all' day Fridayon
muutMColumhusDay.
John 11.}: 4 Edinburgh; a cargo
ofcoal .' ll’rcd IcOwcufor
. ...l”
tbeN, W“! or company.
Another scbower of brick arrived at
John H. Perris'“wharf mutiny after-
noon for Eoyt’a new opera house.
-8waet potatomfic. per pack at
Haym’marllst.
nun-assawpamsboqtanaalwa
makingandlepairtugshop lathe base
ment under lio. 58, 'Uabaukemo Hotel
block. ‘ ‘
Agiftof’tltflllhas been received by
the Green? Farina church from the
estateollfii‘fllctiw,offioatb-v
Wi- . -
~Tbeeyeilttedto speetaolee and ere
glamoubythen'lcst improved methods.
Satisfaction gmntsed. Eyes examin-
edlreeatfi.3. Reed's, 16 South Iain
m
Samuel Sample, formerly employed by
Groceryaria own Smith. has ae-
ceptcda position with Charles E. Bey-
lllflll'.
Thenricklayeriand Pl-ters' Union.
No. 13,12“ for Stadium on the was
lulu, this morning, “WWW in the
parade » _____~
Glover’s American band candidated
with tin Gleam band to-day and
wentto Word to partieipte in the.
meande- WM“
~Fish, chmdlyflflnlnd regetablcsat
living takes, 'N-h & Raymond, 13
North lainstreet." J
liarlatticfi.Perscll,ofGirud Place,
returned‘trom thewest lasteveuing. sc~
compacted by In. w.r. Stoddard,“
Lyot-JL'Y.
KEN-hallmulerharealarga
contract for putting steam heating
apparatlmiaWJl. iangdon‘ahandsutne
residsucsatllalf-laiblshud.
Missal-mark“ for roasting,
lite. perpoandatflaym’ market.
Edward‘Taylcrwaa again annual
yesterday’torhetaglutosicated. This
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MIA“ KIWI.
A Irena, We! Ito-a hoist the
mud”!-
'lhs dl‘ynoods stovssaud banks will he
Mfllmwlmglwlm' t g at; .'
!‘ Minnow ammo-fl new
.1 v new gum” lilafinti H’“
meadow-Medium-
_ adfmmyaststdayuntilOotobcrfl.
Therawillbsa partial cclipre of it»
sunto~rntwrowtmm1nntllsdcloch
cut-la it. Wood tee-ma last night
from a trip through Windham county.
WilliamlcQaillauaudlfiss lacy J.
Ckiughertyaretohemarriedintheuear
future.
liraF.8t.Joknlnokwoodanddangh-
ter Elisabeth arecxpected home thi
week itcmthsirwtstcru trip.
Tthingfs Daughter-of the Norwalk
Hathodhtchurch will meet this after-
noon with Ira. W. H. Olmstead. of
Unioul’ark.
Samuel Low,of the Americus Drum
had his head tied upiuahand-
kcrchief this morning, the result ot
severapoisouing
, The quarterly conference announced
for tomorrow evening in the Norwslk
Ictbcdistchurch has been postponed to
mother night.
i
The funeral of Anthony Basque-lie,
who died Tuesday night. will be held
fromthcresidenceof Henry Poyven to
marrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. inter-
mentathlcw Canaan.
III. John Kitchen died at the home
of her-daughter, lira. Joseph Bookcase,
ou Iain street. this morning, aged sixty-
tbree years. The tuners! will be held
Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
The basket and lancbsoclabte which
was to have been given by Sherman
Commander. United Order or the
(loldenCrom, has been postponed until
November is.ouaccountofi'riday being
Discovary Day.
‘Oorcher Iloten went to llathel lion-
day to inmigate the killing or Ira
Pomeroyoutha tracks of the lhubury
and Norwalk railroad. Be advised the
townaud railroad people to abolish the
grade crowing at the point of the
accident. “fl”
Susan 3, wife of Charles A. Flatt.
died last night. aged twenty-seven yeonl.
Tbefunaral will be held Friday alter-
noonat flo'clock. lira. Platt had been
aainvalid and a great auderer for some
time. Her bereaved husband has the
sympatbyof the entire community.
At the Grand Encampment of Odd
Fellows hld in Hartford, 1!. 0. Wood,
of Thomaston. was electad Grand Par
triarch and 1‘. D. landerrille. of An.
aouis,Grand High Priest: grand repre-
sentative, John I]. Kenney. of Norwalk.
'l'hsannnaladdrrssof the grand patri-
' arch was delivered by Ir. Kenncy.
ThoRev.J.W.lttcbardalo oftthen~
locum Baptist church, Brooklyn, and
formerlyothaatfordhasreceiveda call
totbevacautpulpitofths Park Baptist
churchiu Mum, 13.1., and he will
reliably accept it. Ir. Richardson is
- widely known in Norwalk, having
preachedbsreonssveraloecastma.
The Novwalk linuseu. (l. A. it. veter-
ans. and American lechanim‘ are taking
part in the paradsat Stamford to-day.
mom's”: Och Thompson all
WWNWLL
Wade-tofluwalkuduhnts, of
Warren. m, ulna;-
, “ornament.
flatworms-Imp mam-r
Children {
home on West swans. ,
Charlesllellly.whohasbaen ill with
tonallitis,isnut today.
in tween!“
is I‘ a, N ha i“ Emlyn. h:
y; ll'i Vii-'Vllfitu"Wl ,.
tilestrcag hat btvtc
parade to South liorwalk.
ThcfunsrslofllrallormauLAuaiu
washeldfromhsriatercm‘dencsonWjall
street this afterm,8. ll. Watkins
enlisting. ,
'l‘hstromePaparcompanyavetoput
in another cutting and peforatirlg
machine. Theoompsny now run two
andka nights until 9:”.
("Eli Till RIVER.
slat
m
laws and (la-sip of the Day In Ina
Iorw .
Charles '1‘. Pater, of Danes. has brok-
en ground foranewhouseonQove
street. ' ‘
liiav mun P. Jones, of Fiat avenue,
has returned from a week‘s visit in New
York. .
Harry Bennett, of Cottage avenue, is
so severely poisoned about the face that
it is impomible for him to go to work.
lilac Myrtie Minor, of Waterbury, and
MissSarab (lorharn, of Green‘s Farms,
are visiting Misc Lillian 17. Jones, First
avenue.
The first annual ball of the Elite club
will be held at Germain Hall, Monday
evening, November 7. Heine's orchestra
will furnish music.
The truck of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company was taken to Standout
this morning, leaving the house at 6:30
o'clock, It was drawn by i). ll. Koch's
two team of handsome and powtciul
guys and was artistically decorated.
William Hunt, who lives on Cottage
avouue.and who is employed tofike
case at a ward in the Bridgeport boom,
letacakeofice full on his hand Iona
day and the little linger was en.
The hoslatal physician set the bone and
Mr. Hunt more home. ‘
Rev. it. P. Favor preached an excel-
lenturrnon on the “Plnrisee and the
Po " on Sunday last.
“Got mbus and His Deeds" was the
sub of an address in Emanuel
chu V last Friday evening.
Carter's llilt caught fire three times
from the engine last week. The firs was
soon extinguished and the damage was
slight. .
lir. llurlbutt, who bought the 8.87
Rowland farm. has put. up a windmill
(or drawing water from a sixty-five foot
well, besides painting the house and
making other improvements
Ilia- Stella Wbeelev. of the Dan. and
Miss Ella ll. Bennett. of the Forge. are
spending some time in New York city.
Among the. other visitum from this place
at the great celebration were C. d. Carlo
sou, ll. L. Coll]. Jr.. Gillie Kellogg and
shter. and lira A. W. Hamilton. use 0‘
ourteachetswhois a deceudantsd the
great Alexander.
mat”; Jillt‘l' ulsct'sslax.
n. Iapakltcaa mak at lorwalll (lb-t-
inged by sin name-tie clan
At a meeting of the executive commit-
tee of the [Democratic club of Norwalk.
the following action was taksn:
Weed. That this club hereby knits
and challenge the blicau club of
this town to a joint ' of the
’ curbs-I.
unzdthecammststs
Thetollowlngnplyaathunmand.
bulbofurtharutlontabau:
iloawsu. October It, lets.
all? euthanasia-altar.
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tra- master all
through Mdmm
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halls salts
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s4 WASHINGTON STREET sou-m: NORWALK.:: 00 it.
Butter: ”Bauer-l Butte
.. at one. file. "
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hand foods. We study to
give
tamer, and do it. ' ,
iLEADlNG
ileum 0; run 00!) ll.
Haas!» Ibstlalcbrattoaaanla-basnay
7 . nearly (ta-plated.
Plans for the celebration of Columbus
“We?
tailofllougls- Palermo. A. 3.,
will pressutitaeltatllzwatthc Franklin
strastscbool. Both mots will form in
front of the building. and when the
Ameriun lag is raised upon the new
pole.tbcrewillbegivcuthree cbecrsfor
“old Glory.” The programme as here
appended will be presented:
Mwofthel’raaidsnt's Proclamation“
......" ...... ............ ..louia Gregory.
liaising or the ting ..... Douglass l'owlsr Put.
Cheers tcrOld Glory”... ............ Bchtiol.
Balatotothnflag ................... . School.
Boll—“America." *
Prayer.
Recitation—“AW” ..... ..llomar Erma.
Racitation—“Oolumhh” ....... ('har lea Graves.
Hong—‘Columbus Day."
All Amtic—fl‘olumbna". ............(lrarlo3.
”The Meaning of the You} Centuriu" ......
......... ..........Victor Farris.
hut-”Cniumhla. Born of the Ocean“
itecitrtion . .Grace Hamilton.
dong—“Welcome to the Nations."
Rotitaticn—"Cdnmbta's Banner”.. ..
..._.....8uaie8mith.
Recitation........ .............Edua8herwood.
Slug-“Horne. Sweet Home.“
If the day is propitious the program—
me will be given out of doors. so thepub-
lic may witne- the exercise.
Itiaurgentlyaskedthat all traffic on
Franklin street and West street adjoin.
ing the school he strepended. .childreu‘s
voices to be heard will need loves-able
circumstances.
llIlAlA'I'IC WINGS.
heatrreal Hatters In Which Play-(toll;
People Will be Interested.
There is a refreshing relief promised
in the performance to be given in lfuslc
Hall to-night. ”The Black Detective"
iasaidtobesplay calculated to please
all classes of amusement patron Wash
T. Melville. who appears as Jeff, was
sseulastaeasonas PorterAmos Dunn in
"Niche," and is pleasantly remem-
bered. Manager Daniel Shelby, who
directs the venture, is one of the most
anxious to satisfy the public. and all
things considered "The Black Detective"
canhardlyfsil to gratify. The Baron
Glcbcof Auglut a), said of "The Black
Detectivez” “The burnt cork detective
is not a frequent character in current
melodrama. Such a pemmage is Joli,
who tilts the title role in “The Black De-
tective." J. J. McClosky's play, which
mught last night for the tint time the
favor of the Boston public at the Grand
Opera liaise. A very large seduce
was prraeutand its approval w. une-
quivocal. Wash 1‘. lelville, in the role
of the detective, showed condderable
talent at the lninstrel order. and afiord-
rd great amusement to the audience."
0! the latest tsrcc-cmnedy. “lord
Rmney," a well-known critic says: “it
is a ankling, fining triumph from end
to end. The arrangement is daring.
noisy. slap-dash and trivial. but is fasten-
ed with allelicacy of artistry that you
must not allow toescapc you when you
gotoseeit. ltnot onlymakesyouroar
with laughter, but in spite of its appar-
ent tlnflinrn, it h lighted by the real
sunshine of nature. it is fierce. band,
rattling and reckless. but not foran in-
stantis it theatrical and profltleaa. it
contains not only a literary value, but it
comes close to asentiment that appeals
to the heart."
lulled tho Lease.
At literneetiltgof the stockholders of
theiloumtcnic road ymtsrday inllrldgr-
port. thsleasa of the road to the New
York. [law Haven and Hartford road
was rattled. there being SIJDI shares in
favorofthrratitlcstioutomagainatit.
all new
lions»
telltale»
will '
pose of ratifying the
tonic road.
rue far the Most children.
The various committees canrsrsing for
mid tor thesehool children for Colum-
mnay have endeavored to tests the
cause. tltorouah. If any person or
Whobssnluimedandmhmav
bstbeeaschyahssaes'from house. and
you desire to WHO. “with. or
eacrltent ratingapplcs. be kind enough
todmpapottalto Principal Poets, giv-
ooatrthattu will“ as called for Friday
morningaftcr s coast. a marinas
wiilwattapou allwho have contributed
anytbiagontbs W‘ hooky, after
0am..fliday.soaoous maybsputto
tbs trouble a! ruling,“ newline
ttsaaw m lass swim. callus.
“.mywkutkscolsoklroslb.
me. more.
magenta-wru- a; football
diminution-attic coil-as hall
graves-windows! w '0
numerals-rotatable.
'l'lll 02“th AS A lemons.
rttsoaaetranas. sat rats-sea slur-u
I'kavapcatla'lrtasa.
No vsgstable grown on our soilhas
greaterntcdical valuethan that of the
a... ,Psy-lelu-othiahuputaspm
‘fi‘b‘i’fin‘sullpflleunlow‘gzl‘flo!
"linemen Warmer.
deny themaelvm. select» as yet having
discovered no complete antidote for the
unpleanntodor imparted to the breath
after eating. There are times when it
would be well toabatain, but by chang-
ing the water once or twice
while cooking, lunch of their
rankness will be eliminated.
The sweet Italian or Bermuda onions
are the oueato beeateuulntural, the
flavor being much more delicate than
the common varieties. But onions are
really sweetnere of the breath after the
looal edccts havepassed away. as they
correct the stomach disorders and carry
all the accumulated poisons of the
system. They provide a blood purifier
that all may freely use, and do perfect
work in curatipution troubles. Asa ver-
mifuge the onion cannot be surpassed.
nnd,caten raw, will often check a violent
cold in the bead. Oneamall onion eaten
every night before retiring is a well-
kuown doctor's prescription for numer—
ousatlectionaof thehead,aud ishighly
recommended foraleeplessnem: it acts on
the nerves in a nothing way without the
injurious etlectaof things so often
applied.
The heart of an onion, heated and
placed in theear. will often relieve the
agony of «ache, while the syrup pro-
cured from sprinkling a sliced onion
with sugarsnd baking in the own will
work wonders in a “croupy” child.
We ought to appreciate th‘n remedy
of nature by using it more,“ thustat-
ing its powm as a preventative at least,
whiohhhettertlnnacure. The house»
keeperia often the health keeper, and
here is something to ward oil the periodi-
cal billions attacks which occur tooofteu
in most families. The experiment costs
but little, and may be followed up will»
out the uneasy apprehension with which
we often administer unknown remedies
warranted to kill or cure. The material
iaineapenaive, harmin- aud easily ob-
tivo for all to test and benefit by it.—
Holmekeeper.
aosrcu cars FIRST moon.
The lane for the limb-ll Pea-ant Pro-
lacs to Its- Interacting.
CLIVKLAK D, Oct. ill-~Two errors by two
of the Cleveland players and Duffy's long
hits won the second game in the champion-
ship series for Boston. Cleveland bathed
better than the llostons. although it. se-
cured no more hits. The local team was
very unlucky in sending the ball time and
again into some holder's waiting hands.
Clarkson was hit hard in two innings only
and pitched splendid ball. He made one
'lfthegroatestsmpeever seen onany ball
field. but Virtue let the ball get away from
him on Ullrkson'sthrow, and subsequently
the luau who got the benefit of the error
brought his run in. Thsgamo in no way
dcuwnstrata-d the llltperlority of either
team over the other. if it did anything at
all it continued the impression that. the
clubs are two of the moat evenly matched
thatever cums together. The attendance
was 7,500 and the day perfect for ball play-
nlug on singles by Long and McCarty and
Dufly's long ily to McAleer. in the third
inning bong got to tint on Virtua‘a muff
Clarkeon’sdouble and Burkctt'a fly to laws
gave Cleveland its first run. in the neat
Reno's single. Virtue's sacrifice and a hot
hit toieft field by McAh-rr. The sconwas
now a tie, but in the fifth Boston torgrd
Jr's hat growl
Dufly t up attain» the Ian ueld‘
One nuns run wu added to the
horrendous In the eighth inning on a
WHUt ’tb‘ Misti); hydlnlyattd
‘lmh’sltltsaiaglsla thassnic Minn.
In the ninth it looked at one time as
Cleveland would surely tie the
score. Thedrstplaywasasehsatlmaicatch
by Duffy oi Virtue’s lllla hlt. Then Daily
mulled McAiser’s fly and threw the batter
natal-swollen actors decision. O'Con-
norhitsst matcoud bass and Zlmmsr
foliowad atratasadouadriiam the latt
fieldtauesfcrtkrrsbaseathatasossdo’cllo
nor. Stalry tumbled (.“lsrkson'a hit, but
Immgntths halisad threw the batter out.
.'..sstlssosl«au
It
lam ammonia-statistic.
I hasten A“ far.
MM (hull—Allure” proofs
andaildsvita ia thunwmiatlor
arscdetorscmscftbsmadalntbsltsall-
mined, threefold virtum making it posi-
Boaton got ital first run tuthetlratln- t.
dathrown hall and reached home after licensed
Dufly's three hulls hit. Zimmer’s single. an: m
l
luniugthclocaltcalu scored apiouuhlc» ”i
that on ul‘almau’a tumble of leech:H
hit and also bass hit by t
., lluze‘flalrfleld Ave.
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nomination merely because you have the
physical power to seat the nominee. A
g ‘ We mammalian-haw line
iathlscity. causes mloa,
33 'Welshlllaton Street. South Norwalk.
coon PAYING POSITIONS "
————sacuasn I03 GRADUATE AT---
THE NEW luslmswpwh
fr l
of Groceries to bed found
but no cheap trash of second.
satisfaction to the average one.
cl-lAs. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
1m» van-mm «may. Sinner-eh: ... cam-......
ham . MIW- "Wil- . Banofrsfarwneaafurnlahsd. (lauta'wrltafor lrcular. .
Mummmtmfll’hw 0", Fly.” ,1 4... ,‘ ., ' '. - c — may“
'l'haheusewiiahasa no or y “W "w“. -
......mm, was it .- n. T- m EMIEJ“;;M_S. Taylor at Golden.
dispensablefor poultry drniug, salads o of ' m n 'Estat
and mommy disheareacued from “flab lluderour present h'"mmi°“ '0' ea eafldlflSflmflfie,
nan-"mu addition but it is only by 1"“? “mm. ”NMMPM“ '“W‘m' m-
' erotic 0'88wa party laequlnlent Persons My fora or to... ...;
thefreeueofthcoulonasavegntablc buidoesnotfollo withthavlaw wrc ,mhfluw
thatthebenetitsaseribedmaybeobtaln- .‘°'""°“°”’. ‘ ’ ~ . “h“ :“gflmmmmm chambers-tor
ed. Iauypereousrcaliy fondofthem 1‘ lagood policytomakeaullnpmper an"
Demoaaticmucnabasnolniuatedapro- ” “""
sumably wellotneaning but ignorant and
totally unlit person for this important
office, and union his name is withdrawn
the entire Democratic tickct‘to be voted
for November 8th will beseriously handi—
capped and injured.
Noawsmr Duocns'r.
The Danbary 'l'lslaven Captured.
The thieves who robbed St. Peter's
church in Dsnbnry, Saturday nighmvere
captured by the Doubt"! police Monday
night. The two principals gave their
names as Danitd Hockey and John
was also arrested, claims not to have
had anything to do with the burglary.
although he was aware of it. The hiding
place of the stolen chalices was revealed
byGrccn, and they were all recovered.
The cops and plates were bent and
shapsless, but the pyx case wasnnin—
jured. The pr'mcners were held in $1,000
each.
if a New York millionaire gives a dim
$50.30meku nudgilthstreetmostiug
. , ich gives 1 people dyspepsla' ,
and these to spend {1,456.00 In doc~
tora' bilhl finally have topay 35.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the savingper caplta if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the least!
Inquire at Plaisted’s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
not information about Occurs Blood Cure
005811le Fllll VOTERS It)
WIDE! MEI.
If the arid isnotatax how can it
predncs revenue?
If taxing an article tends to make it
cheaper how does it enable the manu-
iscturer to pay higher wages?
If the tariff has raised wages, thus
adding to the cost of production, how
can cesbelower?
\ hen the price of farm produce went
up under McKinleyism how could the
cost of living godown?
If ourimporte have increased, as the
‘Protectlonists now boast. how has the
tarii! secured the home market to our
manufacturers or protected wagmrners
againsgthc competition of paper labor
‘ if our manufacturerscan, astbe statis—
ticashow. [Induce many staple articles
more cheaply than they can be made
abroad why do they need a high tariil?
If high tarifi makes high wages why
are wages in Germany and in France,
both tarifl countries, so much lower than
“damn“ ha wages England
‘lly is it t t in are
now so much higher and that there is so
much more employment for mechanlcs
and laboring men than before raw ma
crial was put on the free list?
These questions t several inter-
esting dilemmas. hich horn of them
will the high Protectlou'mta choose.
TAXI" manna—Adv.
Tlgaco’amlssiosrns’ oer-lumen;
“caudal. reigned. here a fora ”cease
to aellrytmuoua and lineup" l
Drnggl 's .
Rtatn now nab of in-
toxicatitut It nor». at the building No. ll south
llatu‘strsct. n the‘l'ownot Norwalk. in said
'oun
' r u. nsxm.
Oct . I“.
Endorsed by the following five electors and
taxpayers of saint town, none of whom are
dealers in intoxicating ll‘m and
nitration.
town. hereby cmlf .
mmauttntheatatutcln snehcasa pro .
that this icatlon as alums-ltd,
has been In ittodtoma, and I tnrthev earttty
,tltatnmbi aadur alarm
taxpayer a
w. ..l. we ....
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sh harbored llh
Attcat. unlihrltr n sun" ”"
oi!” L‘iarkofsatd’lown.
1? W" ‘ tell-u, WW”.
The lure Int t
.. new... murder or"...
or now to focus
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Green. A third man, John Clark, who 5’
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”aimed at South Norwalk the 15th day of g
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)OSI’HON by an experienced ‘ -
I keeper and cashier. Best of «3335.
Address Book-keeper. Box 7% So. Norwalk.
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Norwalk. new Address 80172461???
APER box“ Wanted
P and paste hands for at” y ego Ill.
at Warner Bros, Bridgeport. Ct. 0 1w
T0 LET.
"Each apartment.—_secom ‘Fm'x’fim‘a
4 a Corbett block; rent 9. rncdevsl:r lm~
provements; lls heated and it” ted. In.
the Did We Charm,
quire at the oillceof
W «Morton street. oil n
HOUSES and buildluglota in South Norwalk
vand East Norwalk f l
A. “‘oodwurd. South Sag-1k,“ eclnquireof 3'
OWE]! part of house. consul
L rooms and basement {the Hnrfnlfiigiugg
’ up: to’ Ifloin: ’ at w
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N house Taggarsnuehlllx 8 rooms
Water street,
h resign-g1 avenue. .6;
lil; sis ’
lime. rooms, Rowanon.
[’03 SALE.
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MISCELLANBOII 8.
"'l'él’lsiluv'e? iaaTBEEJ""i' " ‘.
N lug. refinishi and pfiufi' talk:
bronze and allrne harm
and stove trimmings platediucgs‘te'
manner. We makes :4 lair f
chandeliers; tulle théflowr’ioa re nis
themmut tlmn up again the next day and
guarantee them to look as well as new. ' A
postatl-ard will brings manta the lumen. who
will give an estimate on the work. Orders and
work cap hr: Let: at Louis I}. Potter's. billiurd
rrlom, \\ all street. Norwaik. and at Donald-
son’s plumbing shop on W street.
fiouth t qrwsit.and will have prompt atten-
tion. “? are also Mummers or door
name lates. house Illtm rs. etc. Agcn
wnutctg Call at Inc is
-, 13 Water at .
llurphy Bron" South WWI“. Conn. aid l3?"
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use affliction-rill”.
Wednesday Night. Oct. l9
SPECIAL.
Irritation: lroduction at
The Black inactive.
lle'i. SHELBY lAh'AtlBl‘t.
At'orncdpllrama departing life in the South
be ore the war.
A l’mtbly Constructed Play. tee-ll with
interest and couplets with umimu
presented by
AS AB‘OLUTKLY RELIABLE COMPANY.
Headed by the Matinnisbsd Comedian
Wash 1'. Melville.
Who an PETER Altos lll'NN,i "
madl- llilneelf tame last won”
TliE Billllllill QUIITETTE,
and other Phasing features. on
musrc "ll‘hLL;
Friday, timber lel,
A Play that will make Aaron- laugh.
....5 PET ilfllilEl COMEDY £0.
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