£1097 i‘ was.” 4
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H. "list includes 0
I“? ammo-t
will lack nothing if you make
yourselcchon’ from our stock.
s
We alto have an especially
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Druggist.
43 least:- St St. mo.
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”maggots-un-
W Gaels isle have lists
wegesserssdbtrs. assist-ported
Isasswagstesrasdlalsrsps.
VII-a ”It It!
liaising-Miser”.
”E'l‘l’llfl'lnli‘rl” on?
“FM—~—
low M” Weather 'asssast.
Thewsatherto-daypromissstobsgsnsrallr
dnr sprayer-er. ’l’o—nevvow it
soon noswau.
was: tsa'rssplssr oucm most-g
' andhrlla.
anccuy mm from a ten
mwmmmo
Resadthshlneaponnddciustuak,
14c pound, atllayn' market.
amorous" weather nearly all
lbswelkonRotonBillharegonedry.
There was three bridal parties on
Conductorflmilb't train to South Nor-
—Bpringcbiekcusat Jacobfichaobh
y
~—_._.
While waiting for the homeward-
bonndtrian at the Dariendepot. last
night,“ liorwalk Iron Works band
gavaaveryintersttingconcert.
Onsoftbs ssveralcottangilliam
BJlidnittoetectcntbsproperty he
recentypurcbuedoltheflarnmitestate.
is well slider-way. and work onthc
otherswlflsoonhecommenced.
~Frsv deliva at People's Ilarker, 13
North Iain street.
Richmond Brothers, whose factory
washorndinthefietbelilrcmreconsid-
rringtheadvinbilityof erecting a new
factovyonthelineol the [inbury and
Norwilk road,jnstabove the turntable
-inBetlul
«You can hwy 10 lbs. of plate or
hiketdheellnmuflayes’market.
litmus-my mat the
—usuvoqsfigcucmss, (mum.
atlacaposndoaastorday,“ the Pso-
walchalbllsralslnsmst.
Mutated-sphere been
Booth
wuouctthshrl‘desmaldsattbsmas-
«haw
air-hum Mast.
owl-mum“ I: mhfizowmhhstwom; trusts
thaws . l
Nubbasbuyeadlsrwsik MbWflMMfi,
”nonwhites. them
military'sasmislsghoudatllswllsrso
. iC‘fd‘l‘v .2; l
Lemons-surname-
market. ‘
Ii-‘Iary Lockwood. olthit place,
rlsgscflirsllnoelllistmlllsnbury.»
James Tracy Hill. of Giles». in the
formerelty.
ileadetsof’l'llfillnlmwlllbslnw
utedinahqsclsloshwhichwillhs
dreamt wsskat tbtflouthl‘orwalk
mature. They aneunmecatsdln
anothermlumo. .
‘l‘helaylngolcurhe,gutters and ide-
walke on lmwnod avenue. recently
ordered bythe Common Council.is in
my This improvement h one
whichmightbsextended witbxgood ro-
tultsmotberthoroughfansontbe hill.
~nuuuoinso..orcopm liar-
miscarried-um
0n testing the new cable across the
rivertotbe lkht on thenstendofthe
bridge. Ian evening,itwas discovered
that-omnallghtohangnshouldhemade
which aocoume for part of the lights
beingoutsereralhoun. 'l'hscablestood
tlmtettwell. .
IcmbsnolLiueolnConnciLNoA, 0
ILA. ll., will anemble in their ball.
Sunday «unionism-sunflow-
grim Coonoil’s ball. when thelwo conu-
cihwlllgototheBaptist church to Ib-
tantoaurmcnbyllev. P. E. Robbius.a
msmberoflloJl.‘ Ismber’e will wear
upendleolhsandcerrytbeir colors.
asrrqueatedhythepsamr.
't mb the grand display at the
People's Ilarket. 18 North lain street.
tomorrow. it is good for the eyes even
if you don't want to buy anything.
The town hall. Stamford. was tilled
tooverflowlng last cvmingmnd many
people were'obliged to go away diasp-
pointed. Eon. A. E. Btuvenson.Demo
cratic nominee lcr vice-president. and
Hon. DelanoeyNicoll, district attorney
ochw York city.delivsrsdaddremeson
tlwhaonofthecampdgm'llany Nor.
walkpeopleattended.
George I. Herrick. secretary of the
New West Education Commhson. deliv-
ered an interesting addre- at the "tiller
weekly prayer meeting in the Conn-ge-
tioual church. lastcrcnlog. He spoke eu-
thnsiaatically of the great work the corn
minion is accomplishing. dwelling par-
ticulary upon wlmt has been accomplhh.
ed among the lcrmcns in Salt Lake
City. Utah. and the Spaniards in New
lesion.
~—lioband concert needed todraw a
crowd to Smith's Wuhlngtow market.
firm qualitygoodt end honest weight
drawsalltheweek.
TheWater Commhavefiven
thptainCsorgsS. Bell the contract to
layafoor-inchh'onpipsacsum the har-
bor. nearthe pnasnt large main. The
oldcuassds
alternoonendwilleommencewcrhat
—'-»'l‘olet.loratermcftbrseyeart.toa
weall family only. the beadsomsrssi-
dencs of Wayts A. llaynnsd. No. II
Clayatnet. Allmodsrslmpvcvsmssls.
loqulrsofileorgtlackwoodJloJBooth
Iaintll'eet.
MMMMCM.
‘ ”,0me.de
“ imamw m on
lthttptttvdthst Kurt's new opera
housewillbtcoisplsttdbylssusryl.
'l‘hs lpworth Iasgas, will inert this
‘ ‘ "mhusrmmm
nu. Knapp. at Washington pm
hnmsdsneatblackhab lorBonthor-
walk'sdveletternnlsn.
hummer-m
daymeleom' iwsremadsstthe police
headquarters. .
—Youcsnbuylndtpork asdnusage
forlloaponflatflnydmarket.
Theilratsnnnalballolibe nun club
wfllbelteldinucrmaulaflalhnsatllon-
day um. um will be furnished
by umm‘
William B. Knapp will, a-ume the
managementotllusicl-Iallooond after
Novemberthedallol “Denim
olthepreesntlmae.
TheechoooerlaneGrant dischargcda
cargo ofcement and stonsat .l. B.
Ferria' whul ymletday.and the barge
lioracePutatprnsot there with coal.
Abcutthirtyofthel’nen' dsol new
games wereindulgedloanda fine time
'iarcportedbyell
The steam lighter Manhattan towed
the barge lronsideetoJ.H.l?erria’ old
dock abovetbebridgst yesterday after.
noon.anddiscbargedamrgoofpigiron
forGilestlaueey.
—-People looking for an equivalent for
their money in quality and weigh go to
Solid“ Wishilgtoantllku.
George Henry. « who lives onQChlm-
mom Island during the summer. has
gone to Greenwich, where he will be en-
gaged during the winter cutting spike
on Warren E. Omitb’t woodland, with
which a dock will be built on Chin-on
lsland next year.
Frederick. Dana Baacltcn. of New
York. and list Marietta Ore-amen. of
thlacity,wlllhemarried.attbehome ol
the bride, Wednmday. November hi.
They willbeethome,atlidflonth Nah
street. November 8th and 9th and there-
afterwlll resideatmflast fiftieth street.
lien are no longer allowed to letter
detain the emplcyof thetlonsolidatsd
Railroad company. A role went into
client October 12 that on and alter that
date noone wouldbs allowed insod
around the property 0' the mm
when on no other mimics than to ”kill"
time. Notices tothe above effecflre
posted on the gate houses in this city.
«You can buy Echelon cutaof
roasting heel for lbc a pound. at Hayu'
market. ' MM"
Yesterdayaftsrnooothe lllppletowed
aschoonerollumhertbrougbthshridgn
andrenhsragrcuudinthschasnsi.'l'bs
csptsisolthevsvstlhsglectsd to pets
light out and early this morning.-
rhpuinnonmn w chum-nema-
Ier Eagle up town. he came wiuilna
doaen feet oi running the schooner
‘ down. ’l‘heeaptalo gave as an seems
lornotbaringhislight out that hemp-
pcasd nooueever veuuiyed lutotuch an
"eel trap”ss the llorwalk harbor altar
dark.
IOIWALI KIWI.
I litany W d It... m- “I
III-III III “In...
Edward Birch has moved from llorth
Union arenas to l llott arse-e.
WWM'AIkMMlkIY. I. C.
mmmocamm W!"
W
llvallerbertllsntdlottevpdsedtlfdm
.Wmmwumw
Bishop surp'raed‘ him at his homeon ' .
Spriogatreetlast emmg' . Undo and it
around thehomesof gateaodglrsw ten-4
domamptolswachmsttt.
Emu” strut, in“
“snowmobiles"
IMAM-Elam I91“ ll gfl‘t'loli. ._'.l>
. Ill. and “Values most. or
also. we cl a baby
mmfifi other "I: marl:
Jiralll. Duty. olettsvsn'ue. cele-
breadthessrasty-ninth anniversary of
IF » U ” l‘
.m‘ blanwho‘wat W all
«inputs: ol Theodore Price. chased
withatssllugaharuenandwagon from
him.wastriedlsatuight and acqoltud.
,flIeNorwalk Lawn'l‘ennlsclub’s lootr
ball team have arranged for a match
withtheCondva school team. 0! New
York city. tomorrow afternoon at 8
dclock.etthsllorwalkl’nk.
neKseleruardstnrnedoutssventy
atronglest evening to take partin the
parade at Dorian. They returned at
midnightwellpleased with their even.
'iog’senttriainmsnt.
Acampsignbn-buttoaworuinldlll
was exhibited the other evening by a
gentleman at the “bridge" It had a
rsyuessutaticnola log cabin and bore
thesiogan'dlarrhon and Reins-m.” lt
wsataksnlromanoldeoetlouudamong
munchtrubhishintheattic.
Yesterday alternoon John Fecney. a
U emfloyed by the Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric Light oompmy. was
atthetopofnpoleon Water street ar-
ranging some wires. when Thomas
0' Brien, a clerk for Charles L Glover.
thmwammatoathim in aspiritolfun.
Fmey has it markeddislike for inmstps
w; whenterved in menu, and
uponcomingdown iromhislcfty perch,
herotsliatedbythrowiug stoum at his
tormeutcr. Chief cl Police DcForest
placed Penney underarrut. and later he
mind O‘Brien. lb heard the story cl
etch. and laid the fact bolero Grand
Juror Hitchell. who inued complaints
again: the two young culprin. charging
them with breach of the peace. Jun-lice
F.W.Perryprmldedoverthecourt and
um learned diacipleof Blackstone, so
torney B. I. lackwood. pnwecuted.
Each prisoner was lined 91 and costs.
Frency gettiuga rcductlcn‘ol sixty cents
for witnen fees by appearing against
O‘Brien.
CRANIIIIi PLAINS.
Mr. and Ira. Hurlbutt have returned
to their home in New York city.
list Lizzie 3mltb, 0! City Island, on-
tertained Fred Hawket. Sunday.
lire. JolInEranetaki lies in a critical
condition from the elects ola paralytic
stroke.
Fred Crawford, who has been very
sick.ismuch better and heaxpects to
W work at Boyd Nash's cider mill
Ionday.
' lies Hattie Crawford has returned
hum a vbit at City island. accompanied
by herhvotherJohn, andalso IbeaLin
ale and Phoebe Smith.
"Assldaata Will 'Aspaa."
Adarky lnGeorgiutampsrsd witha
steam boiler. ’l‘hey picked hint upia
themnowoship.
Ahstwsswonlnllswllampshiremot
hogagmbyamanwhoatsfilteendosan
raw oysters. The trimmings upon hb
wfllooottflli.
Amandown Beat “sought he could
omnthetrackiuadvanoe of a locomo-
tive. 'I‘hesrrvlcea at his grave were
rrrylmprmdve
A'l‘sanmanwarasd his wife not to
Ilghtthsilrswithksrussas. Shadidu't
hard thwarting. llsroiothesdthis
noondwilsnmarkablywsll.
' Amen in Canada attempted to dry
dampnsdsuopowdsrisekitchsostovs.
Hisallletsdferallywoaldhaglsdolsay
Wulohhwhsrsabouls.
.hAmsn in New Jenny thoraght he
coaldaavstinehyjunplngolfthstraln
belovsbsgottothsdspst. ills widow
“insomnia-smug..."
mum-awnings“.
tars of the first Gown-o
mammal-nausea.“-
“MM
denhushcldiogaceks‘eslsatthe
Anaahillebraskathtugkt he could
AMIMDWIO“!
m. line-ta «the undertaker
WNW 5.3%.“. Mil
’wssdelayedlesrdsya
7 edit firmwares
teas-“am
IIII‘ All! rum
lnmlsws at the Contrast lists
can-islet is a W lem-
21'9““? $5.95!. M u. . HMHH“ a" 9, M
Whit-s .m In HA“.
directorhitho
momma“...
Waud'tb’ltcldtbcpcsitionsadlrsctor
woulddisquallly him. ,
Mingusisdtsturhsdsnddisuulsted,
juttetpvoasot. overthssdventole
ghostlysupernatural helng.whom it is
claimed visits the buildingsol thslk-
celslorllssdle works everyday. Several
wamhmeu employed there during the
honrsolvhrknenbaveleltand none oi
themcanbeinducsd tottay more than
afewdays.
Wm. H. Clark. a Bridgeport shoe-
maker. lelthitsboplo attendto abusi-
neneugagsmeot. He new tolock
tbedom-olhhphceaahedidnotintend
mbcsbsentmcrethantlve minutes. He
wsadetaioed longsrthanho anticipated
and when he returned to his pm of
businesshe found that during his absence
bisttovohad beenstoleu.
Thoma“. Deunelly, a liquor spotter
well known throughout the state. was
amttedin Waterbury charged with at-
tempted blackmail. Donwa claimsto
bean agent at thehnmeue society and
had entered acomplaint against James
Lonny lor selling onSuuday. Hetheu
wrote a letter toLuuuyaod made an
appointment with him. He adored to
pay him m. Detective Eugen over-
hesrd theconvcnetiou and arrested Don-
nelly.
A inroiture van belonging to Morgan
Bros, New York, and drawn by six
honnJan away on the road between
skull crushed, and his rightear severed.
Thedoctonstatsthat hecannot recover.
Frank Bulb. who wan riding with him.
wattbrowuonapilerooksand hisspine
seriously injured.“ He may recover.
van.waseltobadlycutendbruisrd.
Thereisanepldemicofscarletleverin
Guilford that has. within the last few
days. enamel alarming proportions.
There have been two deaths of children
living near the center of the town. and
tlterears six children now in ucritical
condition. These are several other cases
exact number cannot be ascertained.
Owing to the severity ol the epidemic all
open again until Nov. 7.
fever came to Guilford from there.
llIAIA'lIC 1001898.
'rasatriaat letters I- want Play—oatsgu
Pen-lo Will Is lstareatnd.
The melodrama”Current Cub." which
opened atNiblo'slsat londay. is e big
sum Every parlormsoccis crowded,
notlargeenoughtonattbe people with
comfort. The play h ”English. you
know.” very English. but full of life,
heroicsanda psrlect blaze of relocate
and oriental meaning. The tableau of
a battle between the Britishsud Africans
hasnot been excelled since the famous
battle of Agincourt scene in “Henry V."
The story 0! “Current M” is intensely
interesting. combining pathos. comedy
and much heart interest. Little Katie
Hughes. the child when. is vigorously
for her wonderful acting. and
thsbeantiful debutante. Agnes Young.
of the city. Ill-s Young is the daughter
of George William Young. of the Chicago
8am Edwards. Charlm Erie Veneraed
are getting favorable notice.
Cash" will continue
work. October dist.
”Chiselhallollmm ‘
"l’hsblanktformsofcounterssndlcr
"Current
at Niblo‘s next
nmsmirtslofcrmmosforths return
cl votsslor choice at prlahlsnt and
W one lot rout tor can
”alumnus-laments“.
je‘dgsefprobatszeaslorpassasdselao
“Wraps-naturals wan-rd
”Wm-slurlssucnclthspssos
sadsststssaatolvots.
‘l‘hs mammals-term
“M“Wmm
Mead
WWMWdl-um
herbal-thinks“
Wises Iswsaars dirldsdlalorotlag
turnout-sumac
manwythstsstW
mmatsmultayrtstu
nellsgmthelawdresuesawtul rs-
lit-0W“ them!-
“nationalisation-Item
WWMdMfltpsfl
its by the I“ a“ as is
“menus-unissued
withdraw his complaint if lnnny would no"
Port Chester and Greenwich. George
Cooper. the driver, was run over, his
Samuel Irving. who was asleep inside the
in town and onthe outskirts and the
oltheachoclsareclcsedendwillnoto
Several cans
are reported in the neighboring town of
Brenton] also. and it is believed that the-re
andaomonightathe eucrmoustheatrsis --,
Boardof‘l‘rade.endherdsbuthasmada that
accusation. Theuoductioo is usually 0“
excellent. Henry In. I. J. Jordon. mm
laud Kcslord haves“ made bile and '
telnet. tuddolt.
LEADING
*laavl'haahs.
Weave very grateful to our Demo-
cutletrlmdawlwhoklbelniminour
absence,» illuminate in tom of the
mmmwmm
lbeDeMOa'atlc pa'rtdo was putting.
Itwasa generous act. indeed. When,
ageha; “madnirs ilk-t to do ladle later
olteudluguswcrd that we may hang
out our transparency all shine with
good.wbolcsomeprotcctlon sentiments,
endother sound Republican princi' 'pleam
We are the workiugman's friend soda“
bencethe advocate of those sentiments
and principles. Gentlemen. light me up
again;mypoliticelideaawill not he luv
jured by alittls Democratic "(heck fire.”
60m Vanuatu.
if a New York millionaire grvesa din-
neratlithnvmmeandfiiltbstlect.
$700.00, ,wbichgivcslomm
tors’ bills final] have topay
whim-Cactus]; Ctil'otocurwey
whatwould bethe ssvingper cupita i1
thedinner should not be given, there
being Sjlpononssttheicestl
Inquire st Plaisted's drug store where
you may have the problemsolved and
gettnformation aboutlhctusBloodGum
IS IT IlllT IlTllEll STEEPP
Woolen Suit, present brim. .85 per ct.
Btockin .. “
Undersbirt “ “ . . 68 "
geisha hat “ " . 85 “
D inner ’ at It ' g It
Window gm “ " “
from 08 to . .129 “
Wind’w curt’ns " “ .1 40 ”
ll 6‘ I ' 45 It
II IA I . 27 it
as Al ' ‘3 It
M” It tl . 82 ll
Woolen dresulcr“
wife " .110 “
Need!“ at as ' 25 ll
XIII-m What u .. a! u
mum II II - m |I
Bricks “ “ . 45 “
“mm at at . 16 AI
hint at at ‘ 5‘ at
Wall Paper .. " . cc “
“aurora “ " . 35 “
‘h.‘le M II . m At
sw'm up In It . 45 It
Pots and kettles “ “ .58 “
liom‘n crockery “ . . 00 "
Chas tumblers “ “ . . 00 “
Knivesandforks“ “ . . 45 "
W as so . w 6‘
M' II II '. m a‘
Rice “ -- .lor "
Think of it workingmen.
~ Tum Rnoam. ——Adr.
issfitcrr'icr'ics: “
WE.“ the undersigned. hereby vs notice to
recon and co 1 us its table to
pay taxelen the Town of orwalk. that they
are requt trad by law to deliver toths Assessors.
or either of them on or before the tint da
November. l”. a written or printed list.
ed. and and sworn m of oil the property
it them on the first da\ 0! October
In! Iia e tolaxatlon. otherwise it will be the
dot oi the Assessors to make out such llxt ac-
‘30 d3?” their bestjudglnent and knowledge.
conelnmla per cent. thereto. which the
law to do. and from whic
ileum so made,t re is no a
N 8.-— Meta may he returned to the Asses-
sure at the Selectmen Bank building.
Norwnlk. Jag a‘étbe‘lflunfcll 302:3 Halrilaind
street . orw mm iodine n:
Octohsrm “thin. to includic November
taidoMt-es to becpeu our low 1:
kmmaudlromltoho'mluk p.rn. and
on .csuurda from 7 to’o‘ clock In the evening.
Dated orwalk Molar r uh. In.
{NAlhlSEIsA‘Jm liuiié‘ii}RICK.t new:
A re.
nsxxus A. TOLL i
0d»?
2|!
' collillsiloiltitlicfiilfl. W
“Subscribers appointed by the Court of
T thatef for the District of Norwa k.
(“aluminium to receive. examine. and do
eids upon the claims of the creditors
estateol Char
said District an insolvent debtor hereby give
notice that t“ wilut‘tgtd to the douse llcl‘ our
said twain moo close! um
in Norwalk. in saldd district. at Foutn Norwala.
on theloth dayof Memberl lfiandon the
llth «Jannai lfliat ten o'.eloek lore-
mu.
Batdt. hllm tadaad edtrssh
months We hereofflor theeahlbllton
to use! a against saldstl
alk.ths llth dayol (Huber
A. o “
“$353 I. cull Cm'm
olltl a u
flflflfll IIIWIOEIEIT.
Ir “halibut Nowell. master or
and deport
tat pleats l
noi'llou‘t'hflor to can
of
isbsloadsdwithilowersbytheawslldom a -
W
M“
tale. to
o'fii
u
[fled
CHAS ESEYMOUR
indoor}. mm” A. .,
1 m '5
* bandgood‘a. Wcmdy teal
GROCER
33 Washlu on Street. South Norwalk.
Taylor a Golden. «.
IlcclEslalcandlnsumcc.
luv-Iver; hymn light n- sp ”gin”
WW...” 4......
erbeatof clung“:
doe.
Ma young
Tit?”
amo— WWW
lad!) desires .and
dren no: I. lloltom Conn. MW 1.
To LET.
“mm to kt to two
Ilmulro at'lINm-thlalnat‘:
-,
mfllm gentlemen.with
ICOND dowolhmemssom
gym: Nurwalk. ooatalnilng tour a'm
- Milli!!! i Mrs.
ThomasB. Smith to Ines, °
Heckler. fronW mgr-03mm H's?“
HOUSE to rent. 1 rooms.
SWest ester
Slz month. Apply M' rent
A. S. Ferris. leweler.
MM
ROOM apartments. taco
4 Swat-tat Corbett block‘drndglmm
m I“: ”Til“ Seem-f
nquirs s o o the Old W
CigarCuJB Was Ilatmthington street. oil it.“
OUSEHandNbufldi Winninfionthx
andEaatN rwalklorsale. l ulre
A. Woodward. South Norwalk. 0t.“ all
I OWER part of hum couaisflng of live
A rooms Maud base
l.“ ment4the Huntlu on
in. mrtgply.1k to .John Knapp 38 West Direct.
cm“! mm.
farm lumps. MO;
filth rooms, Manon.”
w” “Tilt suit.
ill!) atcoet. South Norwalk H
B wm if'mnpany. an”?
IAIST.
ONMonday.0cLTbct "lenlmou
8 8t
pocketbook “containing?” avenue. . hf”:
reward will heglvenon its return tofifltnart
avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS
‘0 M M? We!-
icw I’m; RTE...
w»:
name as new h”for
and” your table were sllver- lated firm].
das We do all kinds Jel sung in
and
silver. nickel landhronze. Pol
niohingbrase work. Satisfaction
ivdercryt time aswcarehare m
ML RH“ Bullet. lit! Water st. South Nor
walk. Work e-m be left at Louis Potter‘s.
“all si.. Norwnlk. andatbonaldson's lumb-
shop. Wash hingtanat~8outhN rw k
lam have prompt attention. 0 sin lyn‘
iIAvi'R'GsECURRD
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
It.
fly:bhms$
on I.
lead.
upward. These lots
«comprise flié Cboicest
Location in the City
limilé, within 10 nihil-
wu-c utes’ walk from the
”I“ depotnyith good side-
walks all the way, and
N 0,. in the very heart of
“w the city. No better
“" lots can be had in the
mam...“
'ncmvao
is It. i WM,
figmgm
412
v".
:
city than these ofi'e'h-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such it
site as you wish.
for“ further particulars sue
JOHN HIN
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Norwalk Chronicler