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0 $ ‘el / ' i
W in the selection of
those articles which find a
place upon the. toilet table.
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Apr-BM list includes n
aungsritof 'psssntials which, If
new indispensable, are
yet highly useful.
We'arelillofiug a most com-
preherldlveiis‘gortment, and you
Wllllacknolinnglf you make
your selection from our stock.
. .. flw—M
We" also bureau especially
attractive display of
Fancy Goods
mew—~—
l. H. Plaisted,
4 Druggist.
43 Washington St. 80. llamalt.
benefit fourman friandswhoask
lathe k goatains I herewith publish
formula formalin; thisnaar asean ha
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wages earned bore. (leads Inperted
nears wages earned in Europe.
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lf-Iatara Alas for “Io-arrow.
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New York Earl-all Weather Forecast.
Themrdu promises to be generally
clear: tlysonler. preceded by sharp
frosts pligwe'd by partial cloudin- and
possibly ‘ riln‘onthacoalllne. ’l'o-morrow
it promlaaato be generally fair. with node
clded temperaturoehansea.
scorn mounts.
wast thal’aaplaal Oarcuy sunning
I!" 5""-
-I"ineciiverplatedwsre iathedrivethis
week at Sturtevaut'a bargain house.
——_1’oucanhuy10lbs.ofplafnor
brisket of beef for we, at Hayes' market.
In Grace Farrington, of Greenpoint.
L'L‘hlsbfin visiting Rh May Piano
gas, Baviland street. .
'I‘lie merry-goround. which has been
doing business in the old nursery. left
South Norwslk yesterday to go into
winter quarters.
-'I'he largest variety and best selected
stock of fresh fish. Why. at the People‘s
hisrket. of course.
Rev. C. A. Brockmeier will lecture on
"The Beautiful Bands.” at Kundeen‘a
Hall, 37 Chatnut street. Friday evening
of this week. at 8 o’clock. for the benefit
of the German Minion.
Theodore Keller, engineer at the City
of South Norwalk Electric Works. ex-
pects his family and household effects
will arrive in South Norwnlk from
Kinpton. today. Mr. Keller has rented
apartments in the Swans & Corbett
block.
——Ycu can buy the choicest cuts of
roasting-beef for 12¢ a pound. at Hayes’
the Lockwood lianufacturiug company.
received 815.000 by Adams Bxprem yes-
terday- sfternoou.a part of the capital
prize of alctfery. The ticket drawing it
was number 3.406 and the express
charges were 082.50.
William Haywood. who sold pictures
in this city on false pretenses. refined to
refund the money be had obtained. and
Justice Townsend sentenced him to the
were. “tier, thirty daya and fined him
“and. ',..Hawillhavewremain in
j.“ Ml“, days.
”‘ M“? l.“ m
—-Blue fish 8c,and fresh scallops every
day. atl’eopls’s Market. 13 North Main
street. 3 ' ’ _
Woe“ incbargn of
Jo m y ‘Weatcrn Elma
Light company. in this city.
put‘alargeforcsof men at work this
morningJ-yiaganew cable across the
hubcryto lighttbe electric light to be
locatedatthesasteodofthebridgc.
inanotbereolumnweprlnttheadver-
tics-at cf the Ooauactlcutileneral Life
Imumocacorspany. and we call atten-
tionwto the prompt settlements oftheir
ageutlfilts. L’flommedieu has twoto pay
in tbfsvlwulty tbb week. llr. (lruhb.
formerlyagultcf the Istropolltan Life
Insuranbs company.- ia nose working fer
the Connecticut (Decent.
~mudlllke torpeak’ki‘fdw‘ivcrda
elm-terror “W." Dr. Dinner
tookootalargeuppertootb forms yea-
terday. and I did not experience the
ulnar-l pain. i can't praise it enough.
and . . _ Noll my friends who
mffarlmpdeesycdw teeth to see him at
once. Jae. if. Bum, South Norwaik.
were... lune-a a» m: a
mumth and
__ Ifr. and nor. Herbert VanNeas. of
Norwalk. left town today for their new
home in Nebraska.
tom filesfigww
l!!!" aailfl‘lfl'n‘nl m -i Hug. a; l w, 1,}.
Butlersfrodge; No: "5:150: 0.3:. will
“farmland antitrust-gleam
morrownight. Officersandteam srero-
queated to meet tonight at 8 o‘clock.
Joseph Hominid, of Boston, and lore
Annie IcDonaid. of Water street. were
married stilt. Mary’s parochial residuum
by the Rev. W. J.. diatom, Saturday
evening:
—You can buy fresh pork and sausage
for tie a pound. at Hard market
By permimiou of the colonel, company
I“. will drill next Wednday night. and
the Wednesday night following. After
that drills will take place Tuesday nights
as usual.
The annual sociable of the Germnma
Smngerbund will be held at their hall on
the Washington street bridge.'f'llanks-
giving eve. November 23. The music
will be by Proer Heine's orchestra.
In many long Island churchol prayers
were offered Sunday for rain. The island
b suffering from lack of water and many
wellsaadcisteruaare dry. Many streams
are dried up; the village water works
cannot supply the demand for water.
Rev. Beverley E. Warner has forumlly
tendered his resignation as rector of
Christ church, Bridgeport. A meeting
of his parishioners has been called for
November 1. to take action thereon. Mr.
Warner has received a call to New
Orleans.
*3“: (l. E. Hawkins. n graduate of
the New York college for teachers. has
opened a primary sclmcl at 207 Washing-
ton street. Evening classes for advanced
pupils. Tuition. .6 per term.
Auditor Snow. of the Housatouic.
went to New Haven floodsy and return-
ed with the information that all the
offices now in the Bonsatonic building
in Bridgeport were to be removed to
New Haven. November I. Probably the
ofllce of the division superintendent will
not be included in the change—Farmer.
One of the Smith brotllcrs,the wholesale
City Point oyster dealers. was in consul-
tation with the Hubinger brothers yes-
terday. says the New Haven Palladium.
He wanted to purchase the trotter Budd
Doble. The price offered was 03.400.
“Nick" llubinger recently said in.- would
It'll the horse for #3.”) He no.\' mints
$3,600. No drill was made.
—-—Ycu can buy better golds and more
of them for the money at flayed market
than you can get at any Cheap John
place in town. _
Several weeks ago the Consolidated
road submitted a proposition to the city
of Bridgeport to change its layout. It
was to the effect that fifteen streets
should be closed. only two miles of track
should be used and there would be only
three bridges. The proposition was
brought before the common council last
night. It was rejected by a vote of four-
teen to one. __ WM
Esra'l‘ookerand John llnndbcrg. the
Norwalk oyatermen who were arrested
with four othersa week ago for alleged
dredging on private grounds off Strat-
ford, have retained Attorney Light. of
South Norwalk, ks their counsel and will.
it isaaid. contest the proceedings against
them to the higher courts. ' cases.
which were to have come up Saturday,
were by request of their counsel spin
motioned for one week.
-—'I'o let. for a term of three years. too
entail family only. the handsome real»
deuce No. ill Clay street. All modern
improvements. Inquire of George Lock-
wood. No. 3 South lain street.
of Howard Zelul. Chestnut street. last
wing, in honor of the anniversary of
his birthday. About twenty~nvs guests
were mutant “cycling warspmmd
iua mt ”Wit-liner. “Dams.
and were ind in and a sample
shim... em or unm-
ties hanks ““th trill 'o’dfiékflhtl
morning. The following was the guests
peanut: Incas Me Dates, lfay f-‘in-
nepo. (lads leans. lay D. Balsa,
Vinnie Bastille. Junie m lay E.
Smith, Bids , Wilma. Davis,
Emma Norton, Bessie Fulton and Ik-
Graee Moguls. of Grempolnt,t..l.;
Isa-rs. Bury Wilson. Jobuamlth. Leo
Davis. hank Clark, Glare-ca Hunt. A.
Dray!“ Guy Pelton. William lander,
ms Hartwell. Victor Paris.
crass-rains.
“admonition-slalom
law-Ik-
JthMotlIl-ary street,
mummw.mrery.by
supplagoas‘rassr.
Insadlranlhowawitleala-
brute the WM anniversary of
thdr-urlspssttkdrholaefllaturday
lor- Ania one-n sad were
Jouswarsnsrrladfiuadaybyhev.flr.
human-amusing
Matt’s-ll”
mmmdfim Gilbert.
mammoth-1*
34 ,wnsl-llocvou
HDBWALK ltlllftt.
s um Budget or run- ere-i" rh-
_ Ill-mob lad of‘lawa. ’
William it Beans is now smploydl by
e. Jaimilflmrketman.
ti’v- .l.‘ in mush—ear...» 5., . o. lulu
yell. Mllimsblarwtfimmhnem
MHMmfrbllathby, mics .yrw.
day afternoon. ‘ .
Dwycr's bandaud Hon. J. H. Kline“,
of llaasachursetts. will be at tbellsor-
walk Opera Home this evening.
Postmaster Carmi G Hobbell has
draped the post office in mourning be-
cause of the death of Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison. ’
Rev. Jeremiah Dugan. of St. Mary‘s
church. attended the funeral of the wife
of ex-Aldermau Frawley. in Bridgeport.
yesterday.
William McQuillan and Miss llnry J.
Clougherty. both of Norwaik. were mar-
ried at St. Mary's parochial residence
Sunday evening._ >>>>>>
lira. Dr. Paton Spence. of New York
city. died yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Spence was the youngest sister of Cap-
tain It. If. Rose’s mother.
Francis If. Curran. of Norwalk and
Miss flay Frances O'Con . of Greene
Farms, will be married at the Church of
Assumption, Westport, to—morrow morn-
ing at 9 o’clock.
J. P. 'I‘readwoll returned Saturday from
a two weeks‘ vacation in New York
state and New Milford. lie and his ten-
yenr-old son wheeled from New Milford
to Norwalk on their bicycles.
The Rev. John W. Richardson. pastor
of the Centennial Baptist church in Adel~
phi street. Brooklyn. who recently
preached in Norwnlk. tendered his rrmig»
nation Sunday. He has a call to the
[Mount church in l‘lainiiehl. N. J.. and
will go there on November 6.
Sarah Elizabeth. wife of Thomas
Lavender Peck. died at id West Ninth
street. yesterday afternoon of pliFllfllO'
nis. The'remains will be brought to
Norwalk on the 1 o'clock train Wednes-
day and buried in the. famin plot in
Union cemetery. The deceased was the
stepmother of Thomas Ir. Peck. Jr., of
this place.
It is probable that there will be no
criminal prosecution brought against
Charles 8. Perry. the Westport jeweler,
who skipped out leaving many creditors.
His father. J. ll. Perry. of Middletown,
has made arrangements to settle uith
the creditors in full.
3.500 to do this. The whereabouts of
the utilising jeweler are unknown.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and tire. William P. Tnlmadge
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Ferris. ~
Charles w. Bell will address lhe'lle
publicans in the club room tomorrow
evening.
The Junior Epwortll league of the
Methodist church held an entertainment
and supper Snturduy evening, winch was
it great success. about ‘83 being realized.
8. Thomas and George W. Bryan flare
had a fifty foot flag pole finished up.
which they expect to erect in front of
their residences in time for the big lie-
publicau parade.
The Republicans are making prepara-
tions fora great parade here Saturday
etching. Invitations have been issued
to the clubs of Norwalk, Stamford. New
Cannon and (lienbrook. The march will
halo thlipm H. ltaymoml‘s residence
and down the cost nod west sides of the
river. hulents will be served from
Wlfiouflz‘w
DARI EN.
The Republican banner Ilsa been levied
on account of the heavy winds during
the past few days. The committee fear»
ed it would blow away.
llr. Oardiuier. father of lira. J. II.
Taylor. died at his home in the J. (V.
lather place. Thursday night. aged
algbtrtllm ; new. ”The funeral ”was
held Sunday afternoon _at it .o'cklchmmad
tbcramaius were taken to New York
mtndaytortntsmennw '
a" some fell out or r “you newton
street yeatenlay afternoon. and the vehi-
cle ran over her. cutting her quite badly.
A manwlth her picked her up and the
tormutproceaded toward Stamford be-
fore theirnamoscould be learned. ‘8
appeared tobelntostcated. , ’
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of lb Haste. daughter of
(W H. 'I’llly. to hack Taylor. of
Stamford. The my will be per-
fonned lust. Luke's church. Saturday
afternoon. November ll. at who o‘clock,
pndwiltbsfollowau by a reception at
urchids'shomefrom imao’cloek.
Aftarawsddlagtourthey will resi'lé in
Stamford.
J.C. Whom, which ha been
more“ the m by 3. If.
Mia and family.“ cutout last
Thursday-Int» burglar-sad.” was
stolen from one of theswvaat'aruou.
Friday malnour- made that two
It. will cost lulu.
STREET. SOUTH
.. .l..m......
"indolent.
NORWALK. . cons.
orsslr emu-s news"
Allall
* an the ' , ‘
raf unfit-u lads liars.
Editor Sentinel: The old scare about
tlirlhfiildl‘t‘itlon of‘lfifglfihiiiiide'hkts h
ngt’WiM‘m “me
thevpreaeht caalhign. In a series of
httioltl’lul'l’fllm tabla Mm the
smoother ws'hall anatomy
about "huudredaof thousandscf' deserts
of cheap hats” being imported into this
country with most disastrous results to
our batting industries, busine- anguant,
shops ckaed. wages reduced“ Then we
were called upon to notice the change
made by the enactment of the McKinley
law, the consequent shutting out of these
foreign hats and the reviving of a droop-
ing and dying industry in all our batting
towns. One picture was terribly de-
prvming. the other full of encourage
ment. Whether there has been any such
marvelous change and improvement in
batting since the ‘ enactment of our
present tariff law those employed in that
industry do not need to be informed. but
I would like to call their attention to a
few facts having a bearing upon the
question. In 189. the year previous to
the passage of the McKinley bill. the
importation of English hats amounted to
18.147 dozens. The factories of Danhury
alone. according to the Bulletin, could
turn out this quantity of goods in about
seven days. ,
Now observe how the McKinley law
has improved matters by shutting these
hatsout. to fall. the year after that
law was enacted theimportatiou amount-
ed to 21.5]? dozens. In the pracnt year
the number of dliiens imported can not
irenmrtniued, but up to Sept. 15. the
number of cases was somewhat in excess
of the numberimported Imi- year at the
same date. With these facts storing us
in the face how does it appear that the
McKinley law has benefited batting? If
"one who have time to write column
about the beneficial effect of our present
tariff upon batting interests. could devote
alittiespace to this question it would
doubtlessbeinteresting and instructive
to hear from them. _
The claim of the tariff reformer In that
if hntting is benefited it is at the same
time handicapped by the tariff. Though
the duty on imported hats was nearly
doubled by our present law. more hats
nre imported than before the duty was
loomed. as the figures just qu
show. The writer in the Bulletin claims
thot the cheap hats are kept out while
those that continue to be imported an-
of a grade to sell for ‘5 or $6 apiece. ’I’ln-
cmlom house returns show that this is
mlttrue. The English valuation of the
H.447 downs imported in ”389 was $198.-
59932. and of the 2l,5l7 dozens imported
in will the valuation was 81%,29430. As
the increased duty fails to dimish impor-
tutions. why keep on piling up tariff
duties indefinitely. What benefit is it to
the manufacturer to increase the duty on
foreign products that may come into
competition with his own. and at the
same time increase the castle him by
means of tariff taxes of the materials he
uses. The man who nttrmptrd to lift
himself from the ground by tugging at
his hoof straps has not left a record for
grmt intelligenre.
1 notice with some surprise that a
writer in your columns declaring his in-
tention to vote the Republican ticket.
din-Ila upon the effect of the tariff in
creating high prices. lle evidently has
not lwurd the intent high tariff gospel,
that the direct rflvet of an increased
tariff is to lower prices. Did not liens-
tor Aldrich. one of the sponsors for the
McKinley bill. in a much admired
sync-rm in the Senate, scum! the key note
of the campaign to that effect? Are not
Republican campaign cratonl sounding
this key note all over our broad land at
the present time? The note sounded in
your columns by the South Norwalk
batteris decidedly discordant. Either
be or the acknowledged leaders of opin.
ion In the Republican party must be
altogether mistaken.
The flutters who point to a pile of
empty racks and any “title what the
Ilclttnluyoblll ha! done for tat.” com to
have thliifnllh on their sided“ shes the
ensctolent‘hf tbfd bill into law custom
hour's: lietlil'ltaWboit that 'fmporol‘tlonr
hd‘ul Ihcnla‘rrd.‘ To my to such 'mt'fl‘“lf
your condltlm is but under the lie
Kinley hlil that keeps out foreign made
hats." it would be worse without it is
simply joggllng with facts. There is
also an implied admission that there is
something loosoln the Mutant of the
writer in the Bulletin in which be dis-
cama upon the great boom in batting
within the last two yearsorso. lost
decidedly the brethren should get to
getlleraud cornpare notes before they as-
sums to instruct their fellow eltlsenshow
to vote. When two oracles directly
amount each otllsr as to matters of
fact, the result h somewhat confus-
ing. ‘l'heintelllgeutvoter will demand
something more logicalmlesr and cos.
t to his mom on election
3;. I bag“: as. both I“ of
hols anon pruaatrd
norm 't'ratkhk‘aslymytklag
pabhysuchdbaaatca.
m
Dr.naklsrtn.ot0rcmwen, wasawsk-
sasdbysaotsuadaswsmsnerawling
cutbrmbsutadowwtth new
mgr-lb bk halt.
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fa
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our use so?“
III lawsaftbacoaatyaadltata
ctranlsladtnaw I...
“3. s w weeps-lam. of Sey-
m rights ‘i’dvocste, liar
sent “lg-M mum.
ranch demanding that
I. l.» w E.
‘ her name
. _ ac.
.. --W asa
rightfuvotc for W at least.
and quota aBupremeCourt judge in her
defame. Theregbtrsrs have postponed
action until the next meeting of the
board. If like Smith is admitted at
least twenty-five other Seymour women
will demand recognition. '
The Republicans of the Ninth Senator-
ialcouvention have nominated Charles
B. Wars. of New London. IIr. Ware is
the grandmaster of the supreme lodge
of Odd Fellows in this state.
Hiram D. Tracey committed suicide at
his home in Norwich. He buried his
wife last week and was deapondent.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Bin). Fred Gregory has been sick.
Mr. Williams and family spent Sunday
on Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Hezekiah Pillow is very sick. Dr.
Gorbam. of Wilton. attends her.
Allie Gregory has moved into his
brother's place in Shepherdvilie.
Miss Eva Bedient. of Weston. is visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. Dayton Boutou.
Mrs. Frank Gregory entertained her
mother and brother. of Weston. Satur-
dny.
Dayton Bouton has moved into the
Franklin Gregory place on the (lhestnut
Hill mud.
Mr. and Ilru. Ilurlbutt. of New York
city. arevisiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Sherwood.
lira. John Bedient and son Norman. of
Weston, spent Sunday with her deligh-
ter, Biro. Dayton Ilouton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kirk. of Wes»
ton, visited Mrs. Kirk’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry ll. Coley. Sunday.
Freddie Buttery has gone to Bridge-
port to live with his father, George But
fury. and Albert. his little brother. will
go to-day.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. mating
will“), which gives 19 people dyspepsia.
and these peo le s $1,455.00 in doc-
tors‘ hills it have to pay $5.00
each for Cnctda ll Cure to cure them.
what would be the savingper caplta if
the dinner should not be given. there
being HT persons at the forest?
you may have the problem solved and
get information about (hours Blood Cure
lé IT lltlf mm mm”
Woolen Suit. present tariff. . . . 85 per ct.
Stockings “ “ .. .. 5.3 “
Undershirt " “ . . . .
Woolen hat “ “ . . . . 85 “
Tin dinner pail “ " . . . . 55 “
Window glass " “ “
from 69 to .129 “
Wind'w curt'ns " “ . 40 “
Door scraper " " . . 45 “
Door rout “ ” ‘27 “
floor latch “ “ . . ~12! “
Car is ” " H2 “
“'onlr'n tll‘r’l-B for
wife to at 1") ll
anlles " “ 25 “
Thread " " . cl "
Alapaca umbr'la " “ . . . . 55 "
Bricks “ “ 45 ”
Lumber " “ . . . . it} "
Paint “ " . oi “
Wall Paper ” " . . . . 2'5 "
Furniture " “ . . . . 35 “
Csstiie soap “ " . '11) "
Sw'“ u u ' 45 at
Pots and kettles " “ . 53 “
(‘om‘n crockery “ " . 60 "
Olass tumblers ” “ . 50 "
Knivesand forks “ “ . 4.5 "
walm n .A I w al
a‘hlk rt as . “h as
In an 10‘ It
Rico ... .
Think of it. workingmen.
Thom Rsmnnu.—-Adr.
.M. IIOYT. IANAOIR.
Thursllay Evan's, 0o. 27
inquire at Pluisled's drug store where
‘l‘m- Town of Norwalk in sold County,
’ Dated at Norw k the lltlll’d‘acldfpl‘hfildlzr
Illale Hall. South Iorwstk. I!"
l litter ‘
' 5t 2591b.
hand goods. We study to give
tomer, and do it.
LEADING
”flafissfinobm.» g 3
l puller-l . Buttery;
At 25CI lbs
I
‘ ' - wee—~— , .
We have the most substantial line of Groceries to be found
in this city. Our prices are low; '
but no cheap trash of second-
satisfsctiou to the average cos;
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR ~'
~ GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
coon PAYING Posmdlrs
-——Bl(r'li’RlD FOR GRADUATE AT-—-
nit mew 'BUSINESS..,,.llliLEli. ;
22 Fairfleld Ave.‘. Brltliénort‘fcohn.
William Fahan,
of the sum total in said list. together with the
charges of levy. sale. etc.
GEORGE B. 81'. JOHN.
Tar Pollector. li-t of 1887.
Dated at Norwalk. October a. 1&2.
I
Tax collector 3 Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undereign-
ed. collector of taxes.under and by vir—
tue of a certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed by pro r authority and directed
to the undersilru commanding him to levy
and collect of estate of
William Pnhan
and other persons named in the rate book. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their several
prp‘portions of the sum total as therein 5: died.
so sum being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made in 19)! by the inhabi-
tants of the Town of Norwalk. regulsrl ' and
legally assembled. to “Irft.on the Rb ay of
December. A. D .lfill. met for the purports of
pmvrdlngfor the indebtedness of said town.
evies upon the following described real estate
of said estate of
William l-‘ahau.
situated in Town of Norwalk. and bounded as
follows. to wit;
Northerlv and westerly by land of Gould
and AmelimSeymour. easterly by highway
known as Plus street. southerly by land of
N-rrwalk Gas Light (30.. in quantity one’qnar-
ter of an acre. more or fee. with buildings
thereon standing.
And I shall sell at public auction. on the
premises hereinbefcre described. on the EM
ay of December. A. ll. fall. at lO-Jll o‘clock.
foreumn. so much thereof as will raise the
slum of ten mm dollars. that being the propor-
tion of the said estate of
Willan Fshan
of the sum lot in said list. together with the
charges of low . sale. etc.
til-ZHRHE B. 81'. JOHN.
Tor Collector. List of 1‘91.
Dated at Norwalk. October a A. 0.. Mt:
Tar collector 3 Sale.
\‘O’l’ll‘l-I is hen-hr given that the undersign-
l. ed. collector-ll taxes. under and by virtue
of overlain tax vrurranl. dni ' eremted and
slgned by proper authority on directed to the
undersigned. commanding him to levy sud
collect of
Leopold Schneider
and other perilous named in the rate bunk. on
the list tosahi warrant annexed. their several
proportions of the sum total as therein eluted.
sal sum humans or I‘M‘rmmt‘nl laid upon
the assessment list made in flail by Lin- in.
habitautsof the town of Norma . regularly
and lrgnll ' assembled. to wit. on the mill tiny
of Ills-rm I". A. l).. IWI. met for the purpose-
of pmvidlulr for the indebtedness of sold town,
levies upon the following described n-al estate
of sold
Leupold Schneider.
situated-in town of Norwalk. and bounded
In fllllnu s. to wit:
Northern and easterly b'nled of risks.
southerly by land now or l‘orrner y of Roller!
it. Srwwden. and westerly by contemplated
highway known in lmslnxton sveune. being
lot Noiflonanmpnf bulhllnrlols bell in:
to Robert R. Snusdeumn file nofficeof own
Clerk of said Nurwalk.
And I shall u-llst luhl'lrnurtion nnlbv nu-
lans herein before- r rscribcd on llu- an 1 day
of IlecemhenA. 0.. Im. at ten o'clock a. m..
on much thereof” will rahaetlle sum of tiff .
live rents. that ball the Km mind of the aalll
Isl-opal drlc ue llrr
of the sum total In said lint. together with the
charges of levy. Milt. «to.
GEORGE ll. 51'. JOHN
'I‘as t'ollcrtor. llu inn.
Ds‘erl at Norwalk. October: A. 1).. In:
(
'l‘O’I‘llECOHM ISSIONEMOYPAIRI’IEIJJ
COUNTY:
The undersigned hereby applies for a lire-m
to sell lerttuosa and cloak-atlas ill eon.
Ale. Lager first. and All tormented Mrr
drunk own the premiseaur sold in quantities
less than one gnllnn to be delivered at one
time.awd lthlne Wlarl only. pursuunt to the
hluhlllm Ht‘alounnl‘llfl tom reintr‘lstmllw
so nuts ca rur lawns. at t ml in:
til-Jo ltsllmad Place. lh NorwalllJu the
End-rant by the following In ell-stim- and
lup‘l", of said tows. none of whom so» It.
cram dealers in intoxicating liquors. and are
not endorse” on on; other application:
A. w. tfhlrhester. Scull”. filialkg‘ Peter
u or ovw ; . r. um .
limb. ‘mfich '
Norwalk: fluln
rt- lcr ill 1 Hamill
Ont us. flotilllmlfm-slk
t'oantyof l' 'f‘
mh day of timber
ruehilimowa of Kim-am. this
. Town clerk of in rear... lawns.
luumirlsaldlowa and that lumpy oft
“M'Mnmht-hlmfli‘l’l? m
all . Clark of said u.
Ifllllldi IIIBIIIBEIEIT.
r VJWWI' asst? er «times
to the a of 't'b chalk-43ml»:
mm
ha mamas dattssof his
late float .
a on My.
ill . All the
........ ' “my... .......
1min (Meagan the is.
£1?” at or sent to as“!
tea are Ir. sir-fl as kill as floa-
Iay and altar (mob! I.
"If.
3! tr.
'ls liberty
lent—rot the Mantras fan-lat,
mcflhaelmlfawt’avk stay. y
” «once:
3 runs! V of .
IIlap rlstaftksm 7“
ism Ill If .
ll #3..”
OTIE
b IIORSE. wagon and harness: media
~ lag -
Three Departments-Bum ‘. Taker-9hr. Utmost-Db! Ind Typewinx.’ '
3' ’1 > Bestofrefuenmfmhhwhworwrlteforcireular. . .
' ”am" ”y - ' ,7 r" , « ' “gleam; or basements].
p. ....,_,, 7 ....._ ,. -. m L Jysh
a..- .._ .T ._. . -mi. ,_..-. _ .-. M- w__ w_--.._
Tar collectors sue. E Taylor 81 Golden.
NMIC'E la hereby given that the undersign-
ed. cnllector of taxes. under and by virtue” Real Esta‘e and Insu
of a certain tax warrant. duly executed lance.
:l‘.l‘::l“..‘l:.la°w."“:gl" chin“ “mm" .. , -
" , - W ma M "7 Persons looki f
and collect of Tilting-cl: ml! the view 1:5 p‘lirzllgl or. are luv-tight;
. A or mom
mmlahg moor-o. :5 naulted in .23 tr'h‘e‘l :13: '0: rule in will? “M“JrHiie cit; hl-Inmloflll'fi:
mammal 1b: not total as rherellasmed. ”do” ""l 0" m“ “m" “I” “
sum an as or meat upon ’ ‘" ‘ " ’ “““”"‘—‘———~—~
theasaesamuut list madeinl b th i habl- W
tintsl of the 'hol‘e'd of brill. Egg-fifty? not} .. . _ .,_ANTE”'
I amen: . f0 . on I’ll OUNG man
meantimemu own if Mm... ”rudiment-mm“FEW-“m
. (wrong )7: t rec yeara' ex rte can do
cviesu n the foil wi d tbed l tat '
of huge... of " “‘ w" m e“ "l ii’i’fiiWrPd'c'fmm” 3‘ ”rum”
' William Fahau. ’ “5"
:itfirated in town of Norwalk. and bounded as ANTED— I, riencrd ate he and
Riddle-E W... In 1.... .. ..... some consensual-
am mes ouncast l'b l" r ‘ ' '
{90,21 E’o mil??? imam”; gy fin; «1 Box WJiobomCoun. error
. orw as g ‘ .. n quant ty cue-t unr— 7 WE _
ter of so here. more or less. with buildings ‘V A‘ mz‘mfimc‘“ book-k emf"-
thereon standing. v "we” required. Adam. 30‘ 50““
And I shall sell at public auction. on the horwalk. "191'
premises hemlnbefore described. on the 29m ‘ ~~~~ w~~————~
day of December. A. 1).. HM. at 0:45 o'clock. T0 LET
forencou.so much thereof sawillrnlse the sum '
3.9an ml" 5:." "'°‘.‘{.“"f“r“”‘.2l noon .......... m1: “W“
-s :l ‘ '
estatsof ng propo ouo l e u 4 Swan: dCcrbetst' block; ‘g'l’a'smidmng
re
modern improvements; halls heated
lighted. Inquire at the office of the Old Wud‘li
Cigar Cmm Washington street. oil tr
OWER part of house. consisti
I: rooms. at 137 South Main street]:8 1:233
of Mrs. Wm..'lfayhew. 1:” South Main street.ar
n24 a:
" at J. C. Wilson's factory.
_. _.__-.—.——~..___,~
‘ROM Nov. I. house No. 12 bow at . —
ll ‘ quire of Edwin \\ ilcox at Bzow’rrat vigil»
cox s sire. 7 (mlw
‘ EPONI) floor of houseNo 550sborn
5 East Norwalk. ' “1“"
filly wagrsin.‘ hkeneorgainiug four rooms.
omas . m t on th '
Mos-Her. Iron Wdrks Polisher?“ 033:“
HOUSE.“ and building lute In South Norwaik
and East Norwalk f r . nire
LEYW'W' 80th 2603:32ch , ME.
_ _ _.__ ._ __
OWER part of house. consist! of
1 rooms and basement ‘phe Hngntin “d:
apnea. lilenr‘y s'l'relft. E“: . orwaik. atel-
. y o reet
8239.322“!!!- ° .. "m “a ““3... .'
EW house To for avenue room
N Water stretchy”; 5 aroma, brim-vines. $5"
fnrrn house. barn. garden and pastnrage'
”23‘5“ rooms. Rowayton. '13. Raymond
.. m3
' ""‘ror‘rnsinfw
"er.
. quire in link r' l '
Springstrvct. E 5 he” stable‘laNf; a
I fill) cages at cost. South Norwaik Hard-
ware (Yompany. sumac:
l nay llorsellyear: oldu: wagonszl sleigh
etc. Mrs. J 'l W i
Norwaik. aw: treks. 134 mung?"
VICTOR safety bicycle. $7er
.‘I\ order: luggage rnrrieszrltrrn. ele.’ Tl}:
mob cushion l-ru $1M” Inquire at J. M. c-n-
bleed. if Mull: Main street. South Norwalk.
hos'r."
BETWEEN New ammo read... A
satchel ('Dlllllnl wearing up 1. books.
curls. etallnnery. a other Mill: es of no use
r'xm- flu lhenwnrr. Finder will p! ~rc arn‘
e. F "all A. llflltlrff‘lfmare .' .‘
Bart Lollgurendow. Muss. dea A saint ‘
O~T near the l'nion Il'ltflll ground a ha
[1 grown Shepherd dog: color. yelloav'r. mtg,
«l with Mark and white. answers to the name
of Ra. Any perv-on returninc him to Il'EWest
street. will be suitably rewarded. cant
mscnuaanoua' W
‘ unseen.“ board not i bl '
1‘ r heetnnl rtml. South Nerivaluk ”31'3“
flt'Kfer. silver and urldlua plail . fish-v
AN ing. n‘nnl-hlna and far uerltli‘g ”lira“.
bronze sud all metal Kflvllll. lllc 'cle. bar '
and Mme trimming- plated in tnpmam:
manner. “in makes; ain'ially of re Iliabl
chandeliers; take them down and M
thermptlf them no agnin the next day and.
guarantee than to look as well as new. A
[useful owl will bring a man to the house. who.
will give an rsthuntc on the work. ”triers and
work can lac left at faults E. I’otter‘ . bill rd
room. Wall almt. Nurwa'l. and at mile.
arm's plumbing shop on Washlnlrtou “not.
South . orwsllt. and will have prompt alien-'
llllrr. \"u are also manufuturers of door
mum rlulm. hmw numbers. err. Agenta
wautn. l‘sil at factory. ll: Water um
lnrphy llrol.. South waalk. Conn. ll. l)
tr no at troubled with a rhrtuairv
or fuming dim»! any kind rou-
sult ”I. NIKWAIT. I. “0y I..-
let. its will rrsmloe the silica free
of charge until Ntflftnll" hill. is
I'll (it'llhllfil‘lllil POWER of I)
Klltlnlbll llrlkfiAxl’; is simply wonde'fa
floral: tell just wllnt all- the in“. wit bout
asktn any question l'NIl. Ills ”litur—
no. of that AHTOS'IHIIINCHHI‘T. and by
the traaof want-bis mullolnea helium cases
whereothrr mil-thesis 9'“. t‘mtlcatasvrovo
pm. It
it. lllmrsfa. In. to!
Notice
Admission of Eltctan.
‘tn‘ft‘t is hereby r n that lbs f
i\ and Town (flerk‘df'ths 'l‘nwu orgxrmll
ultlhold areal-tryout the ma I own
ask 1‘
Cirrhfurlho «termini than n It»
with“. l“ " “
Mllrlmnfa If I ',
twitter-m who shalmvdflm' set-tr “I'm":
Wfl . tho M ~ V‘
in the'rimr’le" m '33 i. use “3.2.2.2.:
l0”. I
of re'rll MM ler. w'l‘ll beluga-hm or said M
.a- s:
t the Police may lie" but
tlrst'lty of Knuth . method .
rm- day ammonium" .t
meryumm mire-sleet- :3
at
fore-lens sattlt o'relrk la the
contents .t 3!
be unit-e
s the
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