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Much care is very properly
eiér'cideil in the selection of
those. which find a
fife/r.
place Qua the toilet table.
plate list includes a
‘ ‘ M essentials which, if
prehenhve assortment, and you
willlack nothing ifyou make
”unification from our stock.
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attractive (11.91....
Fancy Goods
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South Norwalk.
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THE EVENING SENTINEI.
2m
'i'helrst leans goods used Is Ameri-
usretoheusdeisA-srleaaad the
seesaduessstheyareteheusdels
Europe. deeds made here menus
wagssesraedhere. desist-ported
leasswsgessarusdtalurepe.
' not w” u bale-Adv.
Will-latereAl-uneler'le-nemw.
Bunltissr Sunfish lflgh'l'ldelbow‘l'lde
at ecu attfl It! at on
law test Ilene”. Weather Forecast.
The weather Mutants» to bcnnerelly
from cloudy to partly cloudy. with slight tem-
peratures hly followed by rain on
underarm To—morrrrw it prom-
less to ls .‘W' vikrr'aer and frompartly
cloudy tofair ,I -l-: . ,
SOUTH MINA“.
m'lrat the People of Our City are Being
and Berlin.
Frank Slauscn. of Cedar street, is mov-
ing to Burbank about today.
Round steak. 10c apound: loin steak,
14c pound, at Hayes' market.
Coal continues to gen for {Salon
Dealers say there is little prospect of an
immediate decrease.
Wayte A. Raymond and fnmrly. of
Clay street. contemplate moving to New
York city in the near future
—frcsh' norm. san‘ss‘ge made every
day at Jacob Schanb‘s market. 38 Wash-
ington street.
The Consolidated read recently order.
ed twenty elegant vutibuled pamenger
car's. ten of which have arrived. These
cars cost about $2,000 each.
The fire loss in the United States dur-
ing the week ending Thumday, October
20th, 18%, was 81,648,”. Th'w makes
an avenge loss of $285,142.85 pr day.
-—Anyonc wishing tosecure the services
of an experienced steuographcr and ”pe-
writer should address box 49, Bolton. Ct.
Theselcctrnen will beat police room,
City llali building, Haviland street, to
morrow aad'l'irday. to make voters.
Their oillce banners from file. In. to 5
p. m. 1
William M. Saunders. wife and four
children. left South Norwslk on the
10:11 train th‘u morning for Southern
Pines. N. 0., where they will spend the
winter. _______
Olive Branch Lodge, No. ll. K. of P.,
will work the amplified degree to-rnor-
row evening. lembera are requested to
be present’totflkg'ftion in regard to the
lodge Innlr
—It isn'tueov-arytobuystsle iish.
Everything first quality and low prices
at the People's market. ill North Iain st.
The linikeley Horse Guards will hold
a meeting tonight at Republican head-
“ quartera'to act on an invitation from
Stamford to participate in their parade
on Friday. October 38th.
George Ford, of80utb Norwalk, who
hashecuempleyed by the Union Pab-
lhhing .30.. Bridgeport. as advertising
solicitor for the Daily Union. has severed
his connection with the company.
w.”
Theiiwopthsiiouth Norwulk school
I" Wimwoothenewpoleintlu
pse- Prankllnstrsstschooi yard were athalf
1L ELLLII
Mwhnsver arcs.
“Mme-1n.
MAPLE- srrrup
Wen-return”.
mm: and vrill attain so until
ill.‘ ‘Il""*. lL‘JL..;_,__r~. '
~Youcaubuyfrrsh-pork andssu-gs
1:05:11.
II. rapid-M. ltnhy's’m ’
ltls understood that Beard e Levi.
hat mannifsctursrs. who were recently
burnedoutatllethel.srecontemplstlug
removing” plant to Danbury. and
ssvcrslicrutleathavsharausmiuedfcv
thstpurpose.
0.7.Comstocklodnlirothsrhoodof
Bsflwayfruinmn. ismakiagestsndve
fulbanuuslbalhwhieh
will he held in thstnhurysrrucry.
Theahgtvtngnlght. A special train
will probably be run fromsouthitoro
waikfortkcoccasion.
~‘l'olst.foratvrnucttbreeysars,tos
srusii family only, the hanthomersri-
dnrce lie. It Gisyurest. Ailmudsru
“‘9 ”slewbiicsn parade at Bridge-
port. scheduled for to-uight, will be
postponed because of live. Harrison's
dentin. __
switch who» 19%.th!
Munro mum-IL- purine:
w”. .’ ‘li’ ’«c—A—e-‘L— ll‘lsll In:
.ll‘”
ingsthtportlosthis left arm lion-
day by the explosion of his gun while
hunting.
A Prohibition concurs will be held in
the ball over Lawton's store, Bouth lists
street. Saturday evening, October 29. at
8 o'clock.
~lhssh bologna sausage made every
day at Jacob Schaub‘s market. I8 Wssho
lngton street.
Chauncey Brendan. of East Norwalk,
was arrested last night for drunkenness.
This morning Justice Harrell lined him
9 and costs.
liias Linie V. Bond, of Seymour.
and John Bailey, of Amsterdam. N. Y.,
will be united in marriage November 9:
by Rev. Father Oregon.
Gustav Pitser has one the haudsomest
and largest varieties of chrysauthemums
on exhibition in his barber shop that has
been seen herein some time
lllrornas Hellman, employed by
Amund Satltermf Railroad Place, is to
lady. They will reside at No. 3 Railroad
Place.
-—-You can buy to lbs. of plate is
brisket of beef for 25c. at Hayes' market.
A mad dog frightened several people
on Spring street yesterday afternoon and
bit several dogs in the vicinity. Jere-
miah Fagun’s pet dog mm killed by the
brute and Thomas McCarthy's dog was
badly injured.
Nrs. Ferdinand Kimmich. of 5) \‘ an
Zandt avenue, East Norwuik, presented
her husband With a girl baby yesterday.
Ford is so delighted over the uflair that
he is setting up the cigars for the boys
at No. to North Main street. where all
who call will receive one.
—Where can you go for the best of
meats.poultry,gsme.ihrh. escallopsmtc'g
Why, to the Peoplefa market. 13 North
llain street. Come and see. No trouble
to show goods. ._..
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Nahuckemo Hotel yesterday was Con.
gressman John 1". Russell. of Masmclru‘
sett;i7nruptruller Nicholas Stan‘s. of Now
Milfordmteplren Goslricir, of Hartford.
and Charles Griswold, of Guillonl, sav-
ings bank examiners.
Chairman Carter. of the Republican
National committee, has issued a
circular to the several state committees,
and through them to the county and
town committees, asking that all street
parades and campaign demonstrations
bepostponed until after the conclusion
of the funeral ceremonies of Mrs.
Benjamin liarrbon.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Ilreeay ”edits—:Tteurs From the
Born-uh Inn of “town.
Dr. William Flag. of New York city,
spent yesterday in town.
Georgell. Bromileld is organising s
branch of the Royal Arcanum at this
end of the town.
TheKeeler‘Onards will hold a special
meeting tonight to transact important
businem also to ascertain how many
members will visit Davies and Barney-
ton to-morrow and Saturday evenings.
A number of employes of (hntmtor
iiquires, of Norwalk. are at work at the
stone mansion breakwater. pointing the
masonry and making all sung for'the
winter, says the flouthrnurt Chronicle-
lr. and Ira. ll. 0. Wilson,“ West
mannequins press-vol» shay,
born early ymtmlsy morning. This
“realm and Memos-I.-
Hn-ndroo __'_____
Coenccticutpsusious: Originalw-lleu-
ry Helderliug. Emerson D. Baboock.
Additional—Jansen Webber. JohnCsr-
nay. 0riginal,widows, lsry F. Lewis
Carolus W. Hubbard. Widowoflsta.
Nancy if. Chandler.
[lentil lie-ell. of lamaehusstts.
delivered an able campaign sdnlrem.
from s monastic standpoint. at the
waflkOpasflmlaucveuiagThe
hallwsscrorrdsni. and tin-pestic-
mukswsrallstsaedtowlthistcrsst.”
“i'hsmrsritycrgsaisstbaofcosasstl-
cntlsscaielodgsslsuadstocstsblhh‘s
“chum-lobar! Wt mean-
lnsvs. mmumentmrn
thstrsssury. it will require mono
morehsterethshemeesabelartitstsd.
W
TheAnserns Sentinel says: "Joseph
murmsidhis biwshopla
the Culture block to (dub lilivr, of
Why“. who will his was i.
Wales Inliilerissbss‘llrdlongsu-
when” Illfliiiwfermwiy iiveila
mans-saw» irom.x.w
bemarrisd this evening to an Ansonis
“WW W013: Wilton. our
, nature James W. ilystt points directly
non-mm the Whit Dilated.
recordefthhststsnldlhlslfnl‘ls.“
un- llary r. Btone.of Cum'p .1...
isquita ill.
siocslbaker. '__ _»_ _
I girlhood“. We filludlsposed an on
hd’rileollflsst' attach. I 1'9“ Wm
if‘1- 1..) iW; p I)” =
nus lurid .itss. rm flu nostril-uni
NewCauaau. are guests of friends on
Contersveuue. .
.-_
Joseph 1'. J. Sturges. aged seventy-
sight, died at his home, 35 East avenue,
this morning.
Eighty-three voters had been made by
the selectmeu iu the Second district up
to 1 o'clock tin-day.
Mr. and live. James Sullivan, of New
York. are guests of Captain and tire. R.
if. Rose. of Camp street.
Thomas Cousins is about to open a
rctailslroe stove in the vacant store in
the Price building, Water street.
The Y. P. C. L. 8.. of the Calvary
Baptist church, will give a concert and
copper at the Atlrenreurn tomorrow
evening.
Ballots for the L. A. W. election have
been mailed to all league members with
instructions to return them before No-
vember 15.
The five members of Company F who
are entitled to shoot for state badges,wili
be obliged to shoot between now and
Monday or lose their privilege to a state
badge. __‘ .__.-.._
The sleight-of-hand entcrrainment
given by L. R. June and Charles A. liar-
ritt at the Y. Di. C. A. rooms, last even-
ing. was success Th ir tricks were
well performed and delighted all
“Mel.
.\ home driven by Charles I"! Smith. of
l'oplar l’laius. took fright on Water
Litre-nut the 8:]? train on the Danbury
and Norwalk railroad this morning, and
ran away. Wires the animal turned
into iinrbor avenue Mr. Smith was
thrown out. striking against the curb
and bruising his side badly. ills wr'gt
was also sprained. The horse was cap-
tured a short distance further on.
E. J. Richards. of New Canaan. died
suddenly of apoplexy at the residence of
Bensjah Gilbert. on Belden liill, yester-
day ufternoon. lie had been spending
the afternoon with Mr. Gilbert. and was
tracking his horse out of a shed to start
for home. when he dmppml down and
die-d in It four minus-3, The deceased
was about 6‘.) years of age and a promi-
nontrnan in New Canaan. lie was a
good citizen and hail the respect of all.
The iii-ices Minnie and Amy Wixon
entertained a few friends at their home
on West Ilain street. last evening. h
honor of Him Mary ltessognie. of South
Ottawa, P3,, who is their guest. Til
evening was spent in a social manner.
Seva excellent selection: were played
on the piano by the Miners Wixou and
Miss Maud Gregory. Among those prep
out were Miss llattie llubbell, Slim liens
Ella. Misses Maud and Lulu Gregory.
Edward Street. Harry Smith. William
Smith. Wilbur flubbeil, and Victor,
Willis and Chester Selle-ck.
John Ilonk and Timothy Collins got
into a row in ilsnlon‘s saloon on Wall
street. yesterday afternoon. and Honk
struck Collins several blunts on tho head
This so enraged Collins that he drew a
revolverand would probably have shot
his assailant had not the bartender inter
fern-d and ejected, both men from the
saloon. They then commenced quarrel.
log on the sidewalk. Chief of Police De
Forest placed them under arrest. Thb
morning Collins pleaded guilty and was
fined ‘3 and crisis. Rook pleadenlnot
guilty. liiscaee was adjourned until to
marrow.
Tire Secret Service division has an
covered a counterfeit of the [reminded
the as mm my. ,svriss. Inst,
check letter Iii—2935. W. 8. Bearers:
new". ' Jarrics‘ 1v. liystt, r
m.- most milled amusement
thisuotsand thegsrrnine. sods am
once which will result in the de-
tection of the counterfeit at a glance. is
lbsttheupperloopof the Jia the sig-
bctweea the D. C. after Washington is
the genuine. while in the counterfeit
it bshoutone-clginthof an inch tothc
left or immediately under the letter I).
("Bit Till HIV“
lows III Gossip ef the M In last
lorwalh.
Nb “It!!! Weed. of High Ridge, 5
tbegumtof Niszarrlstod. Prospect
slghfssasirdforty-llveycars.
Aussditspabllcasrsllywlllhshstd
uncommon evening. a...
mass a. Novice. of W.
Children’s
I
Fred Betta has acceptcdapositioo with,
l
e
erman
, "All! LINEN POEDBIOGBA‘I‘b
Ir. llalstesd Sees Nothing but lepublieau
1‘ success In the Air.
(From The New York Harald .)
"Thailand snout that the Wm!
Menu tin-stunner a Demo:
Ila nobody. The strong men who
tendons" dead, except
minus. and he. burial health I“?!
heart. Bis wishes were disregarded at
Chicago as four years before at St. Ironic.
The young men of the Republicans in
Indians are a power and they are swing-
ing things their way.
The current events have been against
the Democrats steadily since June. There
were twp portentous blunders in the
Chicago convention just such as the
Democrats have had a habit of making
on vital points at critical times.
One was the Confederate constitution
foratarii'f platform and the other the
denationalizatiou of the currency through
State banks. Mr. Blaine, with unerring
' touch in his Review article, places his
finger on the sore and weak place in Mr
Cleveland's letIcr on “National and
State” currency. There can be no re-
covery on these subjects before the
wooe-
In 1884 the taking cry the Democrats
had was, "Turn the rascals outl" The
Republicans had held the” executive dc.
partment of the government so
long that the imputation of
vast mysteries of fraud was
easy, and proof that this was all
fanciful hard. The election of Cleveland
made sure there was nothing wrong in
the books. Stories that there have been
frauds under Harrison do not stick.
Kansas, lows. Wisconsin and Illinois
are safe for the Republicans. It has been
remarked for some weeks that while bet-
ting men dive small odds on Cleveland
1 carrying New York, they will not accept
the some forms for the general result.
This is lie-muse Connecticut swings into
the Republican ranks and New Jersey
and lndiaua are leaning the Republican
way. The half dosen new states increase
the Democratic difficulties. The Repub
Iicaus escaped a danger In the inrpructic
able doctrines and candidates of the
Omaha purple. Owing to the Douro—
cratic possession of the House the loss of
two or three Northwestern states would
have been fatal. Third partyisrn so far
as it has developed this your. hufavorcd
Republicans. Democrats found them~
selves in danger in the South and still
have approhensrousabout Alabama and
West V' rrgiuin.
In 1391) Democrats smiled the neo
Tariff law with assumptions that. it was
ruinous. They clouded the country with
evil suggentions. There was Intense ac
tivity in the manufacture of gloom. Cal-
amity was in the air. There was more
than p‘opheny of hard times. Many
Democrats were devoted to the mills
tion. They had their day and the [louse
was their inning. They got nothing out
of the House but dimppointment, and
the election of ’90 gave the confidence
that in ‘63 became rashes-c in the China-
go Convention.
Changer in conditions are in favor of
the Republicans. The country pnnapers.
l'he dismal presumptions of thi- Democ-
racy have been overcome by events. The
workingrnen and farmers have found
advantages in the McKinley law.
A most interesting communication sp-
pearvd in Sunday‘s Herald from Don
Dickinson, who is as close to Cleveland
as anybody. Estimated by his position
his mistakes are important. lie regards
thetitsto bank issue as lacking in force.
The people in the contorted states are
much concerned with it. To begin the
dmtruction of the nationality of the cur.
rency is s bad‘beginning. It will change
thousands of vows. All in vain are the
sound money prob-stations of Democrats
with a background of state banking. dc-
clured at Chicago and not condemned by
Ir. (lieu-.lsud
Nr. Dickinsnxr'sopinion that the elec-
tion will b.- extraordiuarily decisive one
way or the other is belated. There was
thatspwsrsucesounethor ago. but the
judgment. of the. alarm headed and
-mtstudious men on both sides is that
Ila ”shuttle eleven-tn all probability
Invention} Yuck-14hr time
above the llariem overcoming the great
city so that the pivotal point will tie-
ssit has been—Brooklyn. .That is the
way thecare preesntsltselftorne sudl
snusureltis not becamsllmklynismy
town that i think so.
With a fair election in Kings county-—
Democratic majoring will be cut so small
that it will not help out the new firm of
Broker and Cleveland. Concerning
converts.“ Cabinet officers. Benjamin
if. ilrbtow. ex mercury of the True
cry. the great original mugwump,s
suppottsrof Cleveland la '94. is warmly
fur Harrison If. llamas.
lissrrsukistck. naelesad sast.of
Washington, are rhttisg mu. Insert
“Mil. Golder.
Captain and Its. I. if. smith and
mmed [chi and Bark mom.
Cloaks 4 to I 2 years
and tlrerclssgood prospectofit—tbe
& Son,
r
t
Butter I Butter! Butter 1
in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second.
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the average cus-
tomer, and do it.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
7 wosroofleriuguiiuoDairy
At 25c. It). At 25c. lb.
We have the most substantial line of Groceries to be found
LEADING GROCER,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON’N.I33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
assume nurses.
Theatrical letters in Winch Play-Going
People Will he Interested.
Lucier’s Iiiustrelcmhicb comoto Music
Hall Thursday'night. Lappeared in New
Haven ‘ um,- uight. Here is " what
the Journal and Courier says of the per-
lormancs:
Third was It tremendous audience at
till! ncwors‘ad'Opera‘ Kennels-t «ironing,
and it was well rewarded for its pr
very satisfactory performance. The si
ing' to the first part was unusually goldfi,
and some of the jokes were actually new.
Harry Budworth and Harry Ward made
some excellent fun. There was not a
weak act in the second part. Eddie Ip-
Burredid very mm as things. J. it
Lucier, who is blin , made moving
music, and was abl‘yessis by.C N.
hunter and liarry Barton. The clog
dancing was a marvel of the art. Scott.
the “frog man.” and Mr.
slack wire juggler, made the people stare.
Harry Budwortb showed a good deal of
ability as a comedian, and the conclud-
ing not. "Plantation revels by the Lafay-
ettes,” was not tame as many end pieces
are. The company as a whole deserves
success, and if it has such houses as it
had last night it will have it.
Foreigners in Politics.
Onsllas, published in Bazleton, Pm, a
weekly devoted tothe interest of Hun-
garians of the United States, says:
it Is not without interest to know, par-
ticularly in Pennsylvania and in the.
“doubtful states, " what political prefer-
ences our foreign born citizens have. All
the world knows that large cities like
New York. Chicago, Brooklyn. l’hila.
delphia are the bee hives and centers of
German, lrish. Bohemian, Polish. Italian
and other foreign elements. and that
these same cities roll up the heaviest
Democratic votes, while the State of
New York continues to be staunch
Republican. We may rnfcr, then. that
most of the foreigners. mostly me—
chanim, laborers and small trades-
men, under the influence of their foreign
education and foreign ideas,act in Ameri-
can politim as if they wereactingin their
”old country" in the interest of that
“old country." Hence tireless cultured
German. Irishman. etc. keeps his eyes
on the fatherlrmd ready to vote for free
trudeso that all Amerius should import
beer and whiskey. stone and mortar from
their rt-peclive “old countries ' They
are Democrats hurt and soul. So soon,
however. as they enquire thorough
Anfbrican habits and some wealth they
turn Republicans.
We Hungsrnanr are the only except-
ion among all the foreign elements. Ask
the most ignorant, ask the most learned
of our people. they are. almost to a man.
instinctively Republicans, partly on ac-
count of the political conditions of Bon-
gary resembling those of the United
late-n partly by natural sa vacityacquir-
ed by the race during onp thousand
v'cars history of Constitutional life and
practice. partly by the conservative ten-
dencirs and inclinations of the race-
This Is so true with Hungarians ti :11,er
own as a Hungarian profnm tube a
Democrat In this country. you may
wager that hols either not a genuine
Hungarian or not ut'fint: in good faith
But few of the-so Wudo Hungarrans
or rencgudcs will be found during this
campaign, and we unsure the reader,
that lbelluugarians will leaves mark in
the records of the present campaign.
W ESTON.
The eelectrnen have lately established
school district boundaries.
Mrs. Edgar Scribner. who was reporml
dying last Thursday, is still living.
Mrs. Warren Casey and daughterslravc
returned from an extended visit in Maine.
The Ludiea‘ Aid Society holds its
annual meeting for the election of oili-
ccrrn. in the Congregational church. Sat
nrday. at 2 p. In.
Rev. M. l’. ‘avor and E. Fitch. as pas.
tor and duh-gate from the Congregational
church. will attend the installation ser-
vices at South Norwslk next week.
Secretary (.‘lrarlcc D. liine and other
nwunbcru of the State Ilmtl'll of Educa-
tion. will hold a teachers' meeting in the
church parlors ut Lyons Plain. Wednes-
llllll llN.
(home 0. Stevens In making numerous
lmpmvouwnte about his residence.
Mr. and tire. J. ii. Taylor. who' have
been occupying the J. (.3. blather place
during the past summer, returned to
their homo In Brooklyn to-day
a III-more llan sr-r-ss no 11......
John (Julianna. of titsmforri, sixtyvtwq
you. scan. started Logo dotvn Into the
cellar witha lighted lamp in his hand.
Being nearly blind. he made a misstcp
and fell down the stairs. The lamp ex-
ploded.aadtlneoil. igniting. set fire to
hlsciotblng. and burned his body and
lower limbs in a frightful manner. lie
died a few hours later.
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day afternoon and owning. November 9. 1
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nor
the
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a. r. outrun.
if a New York millionaire gives a din-7
2100. 00, which gives 19 peopi
tors' bills an .
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,I
what would be the saving per capita if"ti
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisteds drug store whens: . - , ..
GOOD PAYING POSITIONS
——BE(YUR1£D FOR GRADUATE AT—
IHE NEW BUSINESS (IflllEliE
l22 Fairfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Three Departments—Buds”, Telegraphy, Stenogmphy and medium.
Best of references furnished. Caller write for circular.
game an
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"m
Taylor & Golden.
Heal EsIaIe and Insurance
“A sumac-ox arm.
“Persona look foralot. or houseand andlot.
thine View“? rchaelu
call and examine mil}I list. "1'13 mmfimrg
there halt! in every partof the city unreasonable
aufiti‘
at 5th avenue and 26th attest. .costiug
9 13.
molalthKI
ndthese pen in spend :1,
finally have to pay .5
dinner should not be given,
prices and on tasv terms.
WANTED. “
may have the problem solved and?
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Vary [land and Orchestra. headed
lr‘l" lime. and Hum Bunltvorth. the. shut rom-
etr'.
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Thursday EMF 3, 01:1. 27
adieu. supported by a full and
pmy.
Ihing new bright. sparkling.
refined fun nominal mnelusions.
specialties. nombntic features. ctr»: dancing.
llun'lr)‘. urueral rcprcur-nlatiw
Tu‘kcta at Hart's and Gregory‘s.
PI! of
by law
printed liv-t dated KIKMI and sworn 10.va all
the property owned by them on the lei day of
Or tobvr. 1&8. “able to taxation. otherwise it
is ill ho the duty of the Armour» to make out
such lisr l'lll‘ttfllink to their best judgment and
which the)" h
south Sm .mik 1min and Including iatunlay.
it) to 1" n ’zciot it no In.. and _'.fmm ' to rm‘rlock p.
m.. and Saturday from 1 to 9 o'clotk in the
Dated
l‘tlTilEf}i\\f )lirk‘ilONl‘ltSOlr' [- AIRE’IELI)
Tho urndenigned hereby applies for a license
ln sell ripirituorrs and n
pursuant to the laws of the Male now in force
relatmg to the saln of Intoxicatirw
the building at Winnipeuk.
in the form of N: rrwaik. in saial (‘oonty
Dated n 7.\orwulk.
Endorsed by the following the electors and
tumors of said town none of whom areli- .,
not emlorscm on an) other an "cation:
)ilcinm- -l ‘iuilivan W innipanr;
Winnipanig; lhtvlnllpudon. Wluulpauk: James
). liens. \i‘luntpsuk: William Joseph. W-Ioni
t'onnty of Fair-field. Town of Norwsik. this ‘
l Tuwnl lurk of rum! Town. hereby certify
fr that can In of said cudorscvs is an rien tor and
taxpayer in mid town and that a copy of the
foregoing applrn‘at found
too endorse-mouth
05
October.
twinned byline following five let‘toru and
tau erlnssidtm theta ofthe
. n" '1"... or...
written endzm
at latte all.
ghoul" giving full
mfg. music and
formation,” ace Ir.
”We”
as“ “m...
not information ahontCactus Blood Cum:~ memmm
interference“ “l Applnmwm“"s°"‘h N°""“" 1‘
OCNG titanium-1mg tlon fin?“
' 0" W “'1 Em business
fluenc Hall. South llcrvralin.’ gigfi’ffifimful‘g‘rrlgan'ix I -
I u. novr MANAGER. l 3.1,“ Y r .13.. transmit?
ANTED~ Experienced stenographa-and
t‘iunt tfrg‘t'fllt" Iyufnng lady; desires uncal—
—c use re re -
dress Box 49. llolton.80nlhm urnished. ierd
refer-
AN'l'ED-Ex perienced book-'koe%v;80h
luwth
cuces required. Address Box
\orvval k.
T0 7l71l'7l'l‘.
4POOM ops cuts. second and third!
Swan: &%0 rbctt block; rent 88 undo";t
modern improvunents; halls heated
it tried. inquire at the office of the Old Well
(gar Co.. Ki Washington street. oil if
0“ ER part of house consistln
L rooms. at I'll South \lain street.g 13213;:
of Mrs.“ m. Msyhevv. 1330 t
at J L. \\ iisuu's factory. u h Main “37:31"
most Nov. i house No. Blowe at t. -
l quire of Edwin \t‘ lives at BMW?& aid.
cox a store. ca) lvr
SEI‘OND floor of housch. 550sbornavenue.
East . \nrwalk. containing four rooms.
gity vratlt’rrslni h 139. Inquire of Mrs.
mass m t on the Inca. Patric
Mockler. iron Works Fungal-l? 04:7me k
i7 7 01:111—111.:1 building lots in South Norwulk
and East \‘orwalk f rial
A. __Wooz.lward South NogalkeCt. luquireof ‘-
ow ER p.n".fiii;;i’;.;.mx r a.
L rooms and basement the Engntl‘régtmr
orwalk. ater
house). Henry street. East
in. Ayly to John Knapp. Is: West street.
“rrrwalk. 31‘"
S_outh
YEW house Taylor avcnn l0; 5
l Water street 39,5 5roornsf7kla IVelillg? 1:5.
farm house. barn. garden an ”storage.
510;)“ .six rooms. Row-non. Slit. Raymond
I’l!!! HALE. M. “7 ’
IIOIL‘E wagon and harness. Price '45. In-
quire In link r' it
megfififl c 3 very stable,ug‘rr‘.' 1i
BIRD rages at cost.
ware Company.
Brilliant Stars. Russian Uniformed )liii—
by the Linc- South Norwuli‘liaglsglrd-
powerful com- ' , . _ ._..
A Lotcrin of brilliant arrisu Every- [,0ST_
Highest rifle.
us out .\‘ Monday Oct 24 beIWeen A. Mai
() market and 5 Stuart sv,«nne a 13%:
woke-thunk (‘0! fishing a sum of none A
reward will begun on it.- rcturu to .5‘Stuart
arennc
ET“ BEN v...‘ Canaan and N
1 l can he] containin wearing .9933 $1:
cards. stationery. rm othor articles ofY no use
exnefit tn the owner Finder will please return
toF El) A. GERLC C.K
Hull [marshmallow mam EduarLSeliozslw
MISCELLANEOUS
YltYKl'IL. silver and oxidized latl .
\ lug. refinishing and lupueflrgm polish
bronze and slimetaf gmds. glee
and stone trimmings plated in ct
manner. “'1: makes specialty of ulshr
chandeliers: take them down and mum
hem. put thum no a gain the next day and
guarantee than to look on well as new. A
postal card will bring a man to the house. who
will give an estimate on the work. Orders and
work can be left at Louis is. Potter" :5. billiard
room, W sil street. Nurwalk. and at Donald-
son's plunnbir ohnp on Washington street,
South Norwslé and will have prompt atten-
tion. We are also manufacturers of door
mime emblem» house numbers, etc. Agents
want Fall at factor), li'.’ Water street.
Murphy Brut. .Sunrh Norwalk. Conn. all ly
Grand Stuart Parade. Don‘t rut-Is the
n Freevonrrrta hy 1h.~ forums This.
made! rue train-CI soloist-a. Dr. George
(12:
iterations IlIlTlllE.
E hereby give notice to all pen-one and
Hrrporut ons liable to pay taxes in the
riouth Norwallt. that they are Yen uire-l
to deliver to the Awesome on or fore
let day of November. NE. a written or
625
dodge. and adding ten par c of. thereto
lanv are compelled to (in
from uhh list so made then- is nos post
8, Liwts may he returned to the Kram-
at 111 11mm Ii Rooms, llavilaud street.
llm" 1‘be no: mini rooms to be open from
atISou 1h waalk Or toher 5.1m:
NELSON .l I‘l 1
(I'l 'llti r ~z if TOWNSEND.
FREDERH‘K N. L\()
mill I3 l5 WEN.)
Assessors.
brill". .17. fdrbubled Iwith aucblronk
MN“ n was." an a con-
suit tilt 1‘s; zWAIt‘l’, “yell! Ile-
vri. lie wiiicrlumlne the ailing free
quhsr :1 until Numb-r 5th. Ills
‘ iN “(MOVEHUC POWER
scale so usrzisr is simply wond-
lie can tell Just what sits the tlient w‘
askia as; 1.32.! '1! e-DlltEC
1105 of ”first “ANTONISIlINIi tilly'l'. Ind by
the usernf vegetable medicines he cores cases
whereorher Innrtiwds fail. Hertiiloatcs rove
it. llournfis. In map. In. oldlw
Notice
Admission ol Elector!
nmn' ll‘. is hen-by given that th Select ~
aunt Town (Mark of the Torr ‘hf N05333:
will hold swim at the "dis-offset Two
I‘ lcrk. for the Damn! examining.“ the quell-
lurk sting Honors.
liquors. at
fllon r1 ad.
Si gnmi
Ni Al'illl l" “I fill \TII
the ma III) of October.
dealers In intone sting liqnnnm. and are
James Tully.
titti’ (If (it Illliu‘l’.lw
1..
ruminant to tho statute in such can prm hirer: rflwnxrgfm‘mhu sinsl If to ":1”, Imua 0“
'bet this a npllnstlon cruiomol an "formic-.0 "w”,"h m, Mill “1ch father)”
has been so mnittcd to me. and I further cert - y
[nrnrOI-‘r-lns‘k in the for-tuna anti soc
in the Micro-unmet” be public disarming:
of diner“ mourn lllliailuuselo. forealdper-
”"I‘I"1.'1‘I“I'I’““I1‘m“
1c lf'v' um I ll lull
that‘ try of Numb Nnr'waliry. oil-Thu Wm“;
lltlr day of October. rm. and onirinlh
:lHLh day of fhlobsr till. freer ill o'clock (5:... the
then
"by” at
nclrrdln the shore nib
lll-Zitiillt‘l'fl it: uiilru.
“liner of salni'l‘owrr
1TH? MOON)! lfiSIONIIw Oi’ I‘Alill' ”ll.”
Arrest.
r12
tnrrnoun until s 0": locki in
on Funnier. the 3th mnieyof
The sued _. H.»
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m" I.“ "’"'1"“li“l“11"1'1"’°s“ ml. wvlznsul... “ma-“u“
x a my rooms 0 n n t
3‘23;me rr tloe‘l’owa of 11.135.13.11. raid 3.2.?" '3’," mm“ Ei’fip'g'finlm "I‘l,
)u 1" | v .
8.1m r Inn/1x11 W 1’"
Dated 111 numb sum-it the Inn day‘s! fl“... Tow ,' ‘*
taxpayers of salute none Wm
imaginm calm la inmwlsg ligation.“ n o! m“
mo I . row the said "no-e
milmin A "kWh 5 the fmemnr and serial-5k a the .
no mum «7110mm this afiifi‘, "m" ”The
Iris v or on 1mm nits." .50....“ mm
i.1‘owa Clerk of ‘nu m. berebrcertif ., Tia" '
mamétgthsa‘smetumheseefimhlat'fk nthds a mamhr euur the
trustees to lttarito anvil omit veil district ‘"
that each of said e ls'mefltor and“ will “M “’1'!" W“?
rue.
crib v
mgtu.mfl ”050mm
77”IiII-iIiII"c'in'I’r-':'Logan!» " ‘
To ls. l Itilrtstl 2...“th
J A00 .hA
ties, wfin‘h
h
i‘ii' “whin’a'éfilalzmm
st orxsentlom‘
got-et’rl. Wxfiw '
tenderness
'm'wail
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Norwalk Chronicler