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The weather to-day promises to be generally
from fair topartly cloudy and slightly warm-
er. followed by rain this evening or to-nlght.
Tomorrow it momlsss to be partly cloudy.
with slightlsnpsrstursehanges. accompanied
by rain-
lie toss in a Nutshell.
Republican" ration: Proteetlss to
American a astrles.
W
lie-aeration Platfor- : 'l'srlif for
Revealed-1y. ‘
Theirst means goods used is Ameri-
ea are to he made is America, and the
is all You WANT A
Blank .- Book,
OR A NICE
‘ ooxor STATlllNEliY
WII’OAN SUPPLY YOU.
.———<>-——- second means they are to be made In
Europe. floods made here means
. ”FOR" wages earned here. bleeds imported
.. f ' nears wages earned in Europe.
Elegant Perfumes w
5... 800T]! NORWALK.
——AND——
What the People of Our City are Doll.
and m
The ordination service at the Congre-
gational church to-morrow evening. will
begin at 7 o’clock.
A new time table will probablygo
into efiect on the Dsnbnry division of
the Consolidated road next Monday.
§PECIAL ‘onons
*z'QDR STOCK IS NOTED.
5., THE LATEST IS
LecRANnE’s
ooLusBIIII- BllllollET.
Miss Nay D. Smith entertained the N.
K. C. at her home on Haviland street,
last evening. Halloween games were
enjoyed and refresliineutsserved.
——Yon can my 10 lbs. of plate or
brisket of beef for 26c. at Hayes’ market.
The members of Olive Branch Lodge.
K. of P.. are requested to meet inthe
lodge room tomorrow afternoon at 1
o’clock to attend the funeral of John
Chalmers. N___»_
The members of Palestine Castle, No.
2,A.0.R. of I. 6., are requested to‘
meet at the castle room. Wednesday.
November 2. at 12:45 sharp. to attend the
tuners] of brother John Chalmers.
Dr. 0. Dahl. of Yale University. spoke
in Arion Hall, last evening. to the Swed-
isb Democrats. The address was deliv-
ered in the Swallsh language and was
listened to by a large number of voters.
i, We have LUBIN’S. ROGER
& GALETT’S and ATKINSON’S
Extracts in bulk at prices so
low you cannot afford to buy
other goods.
W
l. H. Plaisied,
Druggist.
43 Washington St. to. llomali.
lll llllllli
' CELERY
XII-[B ALI. PAIN AND INVIUORATES
Tim SYSTEM.
It Ion lilies:
Io Ion Ilostlm lists.
. lo Ion Sleepless Iigits.
With increasing Appetite and psrfestDiger
tion nope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
Joy.
—Just received. a lot of new can goods
at Smith's Washington Market.
George Lauder. who pitched so admir-
ably for the Portchester nine last mason.
and succeeded in putting out the Cuban
Giants in two or three was. has entered
the first clan of the Sheffield Scientific
school.—-Palladinm.
—Yon can buy the choicest cuts of
roasting beet for 12c a pound. at Hayes'
market. .5- .5-
When '8. P. Stevens. the groceryman
in Music Hall block. opened hisstorethis
morning he found that about forty bags
others: had been spoiled by water from
therpcgls of‘t‘he South Norwalk club.
located on“ door over the store. Some
one My left the faucet turned
onsll‘nWLLM ,,,,,,,
l l ' t
Todhy’ls ’the last day for banding in
tax Iiststo,_the town bosrdof assemors.
Aftrrthst'lhts willhsmsde outby the
bosrd.andspensltyof teupsrceut. ad-
ditional will be added for failure to com-
ply withths rule. A lsrgsunmber of
taxpayers have handed in lists. but
msuyhsvetsiledtodosossyst.
Tbastw thsteuuh with
Yankee
lllNll - Sflflllllill.
Ask'yssr neighbor about It. and if not full!
“fu'mum —-’l'hree cheers and a tiger for the
- ll llrug Store, from?” W M
“m sum not. King arrived at
JshnflJ‘srrls’wharf yrstsrdaywiths
“Muslim for‘flcyt Mbers’ new
opera house. tisturdsy. while outta
the Sound. the schooner got caught in
ssqusll and the crew were obliged to
tlwowthsdscktondothflllihrickovsn
boardtorsvethsvemsl from sinking.
Tliegrarnieoncsrtsndball nnderths
«it "WALK.
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5 NORWAIK. O'l‘.
”town iii noun
. auspicssotths Gmnsnis Bengsrbund.
“F“wmmuwm'mm" for thew of Profemor sum
, NkwlllfltFl ”burl-omhgnm.
ll our .5." . was very y at
B c Moe-Eta tended. 5 WWW-
edssversleoucertsslsottnnsprsviousm
Maire - s‘fii‘up “Maw“...mm...
“mm“rmhwmfln by all who were present. altering
, Pure Sugar Syrup.
Ilsa.“ at: ”fl.
tum lllllin mom.
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ingchsrgsofthsdsrsils.
‘--“ilon’ttohseso spit or smoke your
iitsswsyflsths assIs ots llflskmk
isstnestvsdtsiiisgsllsbostlto-to-has
uthswustsrthl. inertia.
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‘ estimations. ‘ 5
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5 mmflhuflflshastsws-
tram-s, ,
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Istlrdtrsa
I» mill-s. r. J. Smith and daughter. of New
Canaan. oontsmplsts opening a dress-
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colonel Ml rib» Iain town on
afternoon for Denver, to attend to a case
for eastern clients pending In the United
States Circuit Court for Colorado. which
issctdown for the 7th lust.
Two new vestibule trains. leaving New
YorkandBcston atB p. m., each day.
except Sunday and making the run in
five hours and forty minutes. will be put
on the Shore Line route by the Consoli-
dated road.
——Loina of veal. 16c. at CHI-XE? JOHN
People’s Iarket, iii North Main street.
Perfect attendance in Grade B of the
Concord street school for the month of
October: Minnie Bursts. Hattie Bo
gardns. Ella Cowpertbwsit. Nellie Dou-
Isns. Mary Deiabnnty. Annie Hull. Eva
Judson.Phcbs La Croix. Lizzie Nihill,
Clara Velsor. Annie Sonssmsn. Alfred
Boutwell. Arthur Blower. Willie Iiuy-
hew, Stanley Maybsw. Allen Moran.
Herbert Pearson. Andrew Psvovick,
Freddie Scudder. George Weeks. Robert
Bunnegsn. .-
——Frankfurter, sausage. 12 cents a
pound. at Haycs' market.
Many of the large audience that heard
Rev. C. A. Brockmeier’s lecture on “The
Beautiful Bands" in Knudsen‘s ilsll,
last Friday night. for the benefit of the
German mission. have expressed so much
delight with what the reverend gentle
man had to say that be may be reduced
to give it again. Mr. Brockmeier has
given the lecture twice in Yonkers. N.
Y.. and there. as well as here, it is
spoken of in words of unstiuted praise.
Be is an eloquent speaker. and handles
his subject in s most entertaining man-
ner. __-H M
——You can buy better goods and more
of them for the money at Ilayes‘ market
than you can get at any Cheap John
place in town.
In these days of phycbologiml stmies.
“Wife or Helpnieet- a Study of a Wom-
an" in the American Queen for Novem-
ber. cannot fail to attract attention. It
issingularly true to nature and is re—
freshing to read after the cruel accuse.
tiona of the modern lady reformers
against their sex. The articles in the
Queen are all deeply interesting and the
magazinoiaone which appeals to both
men and women. The cut paper pattern
which accompanies it every month is an
additional inducement to thaw whose
sewing is done at home.
Don‘t think because you're tired of ordi-
nary food.
There‘s nothing you can find to eat that's
really truly good.
Advice is often useless, and is verv sel-
«tom liken.
Yet we‘ll risk it—an-l advise you to try
some "FERRIS" BACON.
While (Tolonel Crown was w Iiting at
the Stamford depot last night for the re
turn train otter the parade.ho was cheer-
ed by the members of one of the Stam-
ford marching clubs. whom heentertsin-
ed at his residence on West avenue last
Saturday night. and the campign sol~
diets did not stop their cheering until the
colonel promised to make s speech. llr.
Crows made a short. but very pleasing
speech. and when he boarded the train
for home the members shook hands with
the colonel and filled the air with three
more good rousan chests.
Itr. and Ira. William A. Hendricks.
of West liorwslk. were surprised last
evening by about seventy-five of their
friends. Thealfatr was arranger! by the
members of Iiunehsha Division. Dong-
M Fowler Pbstand the Woman's Rev
list Corps. many of whom were taken up
in I). P. Howell. Jr.’s expre- wagon.
Friends from liorwslk and Broad River
wsrsalsoprsssnt. [Dancing was enjoy:
ed in the large new barb lin'ilendrlcks
recently built to replace the one deett‘oy-
at a few nestle-so by first A .sttpper
was served his in the evening.
wYoncsnhsyfreshpurk andssnsage
toriicapound.atilayss’markst.
Theodore Price. proprietor of the
"harm" restaurant in the borough.
washsforanstics lorrnll this morning.
charged with selling liquor witltouts
lioness. ftotilndingsnoughevldenesiu
thstsstimnnyofthswitnemsstocnnvict
Pries.Jnstlosilorrsllnolledthsusss. A
mm reporter was informed that
Chestsrlaltar.whohsdl’rles arrested.
mound several witnrsrss yesterday to
tsstlfythstthsyhsdbuughtilqoorinths
“We.” iattrhstoldtbrmnotto
testify tkstwsy. This morslngsilths
wineswselstasdthsyhsdnsvsrpsr-
“Winslow.
Atttqushrmsstlngotbungiss
N...”
NORWALI NEWS.“
A llrsssy Italgstnt us.- Dreamer
; MF‘fl-‘tfl5 man.-
' spilt-orifices” Johnson. «Wynn,
hagsinvstyilig.-¢..5 5 _ Wm
' i It meats-moan; Iii booms.
town house in Wilton tomorrow night.
—Red fire at Hale‘s drug store.
Itiss I. It. Vaughan. of New 9....
city. is visiting Ilsa Ella Belts on thin
street.
I’. B. Stanfield. of Summer street. left
town thismorning on a busine- trip to
Boston
Edwin Byrne. of Philadelphia. Pa"
spent Sunday with J. 8. Cornwall, of
Union Park.
—Lustrine for house cleaning.
From the present outlook there will
be no end of pretty illumination at this
end of the town this evening. ‘
The Norwalk Lawn Tennis club's foot
ball eleven will play a team from Yale.
’1“, at the Norwalk Park.Saturday after.
noon.
Some one stole the big iron gate in
front of E. O. Keeler's residence last
nightandhe has since been unable to
find it.
~Red fire at llsle’s drug store.
Although Main street has been cloned
for a day or two. it will he opened this;
evening to allow the Republican parade
to pass.
lion. John 8. Seymour will discuss the
bones of the state and national campign
at the Norwalk Opera House orname-
evening.
Stephen Holmes will eat supper in his
new residence on lain street this even-
Ing. He willalso illuminate it for the
big parade.
«Favornte English deserts prepared
and served free every day this week by
Mrs. Digby. from [motion School of
kaery. You are invited to atteild this
exhibition at the Boston Store, corner
Mum and Wall sin-eta. Nurwalk.
Rev. and Mrs. James Phillips Hoyt,
who are well known in Norwstk. are
celebrating their silver welding at Chem
hire. to day. '
The monthly meeting of the King's
Daughters of Trinity church will beheld
at the home of Him Couch. Bayview ave-
nue this evening.
-.\lr. Teal, an importer of fine steel en-
gravings. etchings, water colors, pastel
and oil paintings by first-class masters.
has opened at ‘26 Main street and invites
all lovers of art to examine his stock.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. lies-kman. maid
and machman and 1!. V. lchlliatcr. of
New York city. who are enjiying a
coaching trip through this section. spent
last night at the Norwalk llotel.
wRod lire at Hale's drug store.
The cadets of the Norwnlk Military
Insti ute will hold their annual tleld day
exercises tomorrow afternoon. com-
mencing at i o'clock. First and second
prizes will be awarded in each event.
The public is invited towitness tliesptirt.
—-—l,icst.~l.arge speckled cow, red and
white. four years old. Finder will be re-
warded by returning her toJosephine A.
Remaon. Novwalk. or notifying E. If.
While. Rowsyton. Ct.
John Booion died at his home in Gran.
berry Plains st 8 o’clock yvstenlay after-
noon. aged eighty-three years. He leaves
a wife and eight children. Hrs. Theodore
Hendricks. the. George F. llull. of
Bridgeport: lire. Raymond Johnson. of
New York city; LeGrsnd Benton. of
Jersey curl“ Eliphale‘t ‘Bontlln; run
We and Charles Bunion. or Norwblk.
wound was well knowgpand. rev
spouted by-sll. Hmwaaaflrsnd Army
man with an honorable military "and.
DAIllilt.
Justin Ernst Koch was M of the
spectatorssttheblg the in Milwaukee.
Friday night.
The ssreutesn-monthsold and of lit.
and tits Alum W. Weed died yesinr.
day morning. The funeral washsid this
afternoon.
The Republican canons forths nomi-
natlouofareprsssntatlvesndjustleesuf
the pesos will he heldintltstownhsll
this evening. '
Frederick A. Wehbdied at his homeln
ism, Saturday. Iliad forty-tire
years. its harass wits. tussrsl
wuhddhfllflr‘sohsrel thin after-
noon at 8 o’clock.
A call has bssn hood for the Demo-
cratic users. to m; candidate
“Whenever tits-tints.
hwmwwm its
to
West liorwalk; Mrs. If. T. Jerfarsmf ,
f med light and Dark cloths
ChildrenfsClonks4lo l2 years
.Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
‘ Ml fss 28’
At 250. lb.
hand goods. We study to give
tamer. and do it. ‘
LEADING
ms WEEK-mm-
we avenues-lug a line Dairy ? 5‘ ‘ '
Butter! Butter!
“'65—“
We have the most substantial line of Groceries to be found
in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second-
CHAS. EQEYMOUR
33 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Butter
At 250. lb. ‘
l”
satisfaction to the average cus-
GROCER,‘
nBWvas.
Messrs. Bryan and Thomas raised a
broom“ 5““
"limit. v. Ironww' came within
Iii-def Rim °"
ngabrmlt‘sarpuomiw ml.
which John‘llcQulias claims was due
him. The pony which wasattached was
purchased from Ira. Monheimer by
Edward built”. pmprlstnr of the
stage line.
CRANBERRY PLAIN
lira. John Evsuetski is better.
Itiss Eva Bedieut has returned to her
home in Weston.
' Iliss Etta Coleyis visiting Miss Edna
Bradley. in Weston.
lire.Corrie Budd and son Oscar. of
Weston. visited her daughter. Mrs. Char-
les Gregory. on Sunday.
Mr. and Ira. Charles E. Brown, of
New Milton], are visiting Mr. and lire.
William Banks, at Poplar Plains.
klr. and Mrs. Dayton Baotou spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bouton’s parent. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bedient. in Weston.
Daniel Brown was driving home the
other evening with his wife and son.
when his horse took fright and run away.
upsetting the carriage and throwing
them out.”
Stale a Pistol and Sweets-eats.
Joseph Lockwood. an East Norwslk
boy. was arrested by Chief of Police Voll-
mer, last night, charged by Josiah F.
Joni-o with entering his house and steal-
ing two pistols and four JII'B of sweet-
Im-ats. It seems young Lockwood was
employed by Mr. Jones to tukc care of
his lmrscsmnd Sunday morning. while
the family were away.he entered the
house through the cellar. He went. up-
stairs and took the two pistols. While
coming through the cellar be helped him-
self to the prescrvee.cnting them until
he was sick and throwing the rest away.
lockwood acknowlelged his guilt, but
the justice continued the case for one
week. __ A . .. . -‘__y m.....#..
“nil-gs lea-l to be funny.
Cecil—“Wegy, old chap. where is
Algy “I" Wegy—“The poor fellah oould'nt
come tonight." Cecil—"Why. what
evah is the trouble '2” Wegy—“His man
forgot to have his undergarments
cweased.”
"Here is something loan recommend ."
said the sirleunan." “You are the wheels
of this little wagon are pneumatic tired.
so it it practically noiseless.‘ “I am
not buying a wagon for the neighbors."
answered the woman. “I want it for u.y
little buy."
Explained.
Lady—How often does the terryhcat
start P
“'atenidc Character-Every m mire
ates. mum.
“How long since the boat left beret"
"Ten minutes. mum."
Lady (after ten minutes’ waiting)—
Didn't you say the host starts everyflftesn
minutes!
“I did, mum.”
"Well. i have waited here ten minutes
since you saidtheboathsd beengonetu
minutes."
”Yes. mum."
”Then how do you make it out that It
Karts every fifteen minutes!"
"Why. ye see. mum. it starts from this
side one fifteen minutes. and from the
other side the next."——Bcstun Transcript.
new, .
"N :rwr
Huggins—Yon are getting to look right
old. Uncle Bil Too much hard work, i
Uncle Main’tsomnehde hard work.
hom.butltamdn ehnrlastin wearantear
one ’s mind tryin tolib wldont
with what's tellin on dsuls Inau.-Trnth.
Couldn't A.“ It.
Thswornsu withering on every linger
was a queenly beauty. with the regal
'l'hsa Outspoks a Bachelor.
' M-
m, w. m, may, m, Eh" .... mluhllollsotor 3 sale.
apparently five or six years' (it cranes in CE is mbv given that the undersign-
thcir am Mills consumer 'i" .3“ 3‘ :‘m3' Vfidf'ddm $333
any. out on the A. K. D...ihe younger girl “a 5W b, no", “mm”, a'nd “mud
bluthsdnutlattensd her nose nervously to theunderslgned. commanding him to levy
against the window and drew back in joy- "'1 ”01"“ 0' 9“” 0'
oua smileys as a gang [man came dashing
in!» tlis’psr ,, oak hund- Moorland
.oorthllrJn-liw 'bll cam-s in no».
msg'asine. paper bundle. ind would probsr
bly have carried her bad she let. him.
The passengers smiled as she left. and
the manner went rippling through the
coach. “They're engaged."
The other girl sat. looking nervously out
of the window. and once or twice gathered
her parcels together as though she would
leave the car, yet scented to be expecting
some one.
At last he come. He bulged into the
tour like a house on lire, looked along the
seats until his manly gaze fell upon the
upturned. expectant face. roared ”Come
on; I've been waiting for you on the plat
form for fifteen minutes." grabbed her
basket and strode out of the car. while she
followed with a little valise. a bandbox. a
paper bag full of lunch. a bildcsge, a glass
jar of jelly presence and an extra shawl.
And a crusty looking old bachelor in the
farther end of the car cloaked out. in uni-
son with the lndiguant looks of the pas-
sengers. "They're married.”~—Ricbmond
Dispatch.
William Fallon.
and other persons named la the rate book. on
the list to sail warrant annexed their several
pro lousnf tbssuuitoialast “stated.
sum huts a tax or assessment id upon
assessmen list made in IN)? by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk. regularl and
legally assembled. to wit. on the 28th ay of
December. It.” . that. met for the purpose 0
providing for the in ehtedness of said town.
levies upon the following described real estate
of said estate of
William Fahsn.
situated in town of Norwaik. and bounded as
follows. to wil:~
Northerly and westerly by land of Gould
and Amelia Seymour. easterly b highway
known as Pine slicer. mutberly by land of
Norwalk Gas Light 00.. in quantity on nar-
rer of on core. more or less. with bull lugs
thereon standing.
and I shall sell at public auction. on the
premises hrrelnbefore described, on the 29m
day of December. A. l).. lml. at 0:“ o'clock,
forenoou. so much thereof as will raise the sum
of stem II dollars and twenty-seven cent“.
(81] Z) that being the proportion of the said
estate of
William Fahan.
of the sum total in said list. together with tho
charges of levy, sale. etc.
GEORHE B. ST. .10le.
Tax r'ollectnr. l-i n! lilfil.
Dated at Norwalk. October 2.). Im. on. Iii ii
I
In collector a title.
VOTICE is hereby elven that the undersign-
l Od.('ollerrtornf taxes. under and by vir-
toe of a certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed by pro r authority and directed
to the under-sign . commanding him to levy
and collect of estate of
William Fahan
and other persons named in the rate bIIok. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their several
prolptwflons of the sum total an therein s sled.
sai sum being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made In It!!! by the inhabi.
tants of the Town of NurwalkJegularl ' and
lrgully assembled. to wit.on the filth ay of
December. A. ll . lflll. met for the pix of
pgoviding for the indebtedness of suit town.
vies upon the following demribed real estate
of said estate of
William Fahan.
situated in Town of Norwalk. and bounded as
follows. to wit:
Norihrriv and westerly by lan’l of Gould
and Amelia fieymour. easterly bv highway
known as I’Ine street. southerly by land of
Nurwalk Gus Light (‘0- in quantity one-quar—
ter of an acre. more or lea. with buildings
thereon standing.
And I shall sell at public auction. on the
reminds hereinbefore describedmn the filth
y of December. A. l) . 1&2. at Hm} o'clock.
forennon. an much thereof as will raise the
sum of ten (910i dollars. that being the propor-
tion of the sold ei- ate of
“'illiam Fallon
of the sum total in can! list. together with the
charges of levy. sale. etc. .
(ii-1'5 126?. B. 51‘. .lOiIh'.
Tax Collector. List of PM.
Dated at Norwaik. October 22. A. 1).. is”).
015 III «‘5
'l'o Ills "Dearut Love."
There was one young person pmscssed of
apretty face. a kind heart and an all at»
sorbing desire to do something tnumisl
her fellow beings. After some eloquent
persuasion she obtained the consent of her
family to enter a hospital to study for the
work of a trained nurse.
Among the pretty enthusiast's first. pn-
tlents was It young man with a broken arm
and of an attractive appearance. The de-
mure, white capped nurse begun to mkenn
unusual Interest in him, and asked him
one day if there was nothing she could do
for him-no book she could read. no letter
she could write. The patient gratefully
accepted the latter ofletund the nurse pre
pared to write from his dictation.
lie began with a tender address to his
"dearest love,” and the little nurse felt
slightly embarrassed. But she continued
through the most "dent declarations of
all absorbingailection to the end. where he
wished to be subscribed an adoring lover
for all time. Then she folded the letter
and slipped it into its envelope.
”Towhom shall 1 direct it?" she asked.
The wicked young man said amiably and
even tenderly:
“What is your name. please?"
They have. been married a little nmn- - 55 - -' 5
than a year noun—St. Louis Star Sayings. 1'“ coucctflt 8 sale,
Y011012 is berth given that the undersign-
L ed. colicctoro taxes. under and by virtue
of acertain tax warrant. dul executed and
signed by proper authority am directed tothe
undersigned. commanding him to levy and
collect of
meold Schneider
and other persons named in the rule book. on
the list in said warrant annexed. their several
pm rtlons of the sum total its llit‘fl'ln state-I.
not sum beluga tax or moiem laid upun
the mascot list made iniRlll. by the in-
habitants of the town of Xorwnlk. regularly
and legal! assembled. to wit. on the mth slay
ot Decetn r. A. IL. 1M. met for the purpose
of providing for the indebtednemof an d town.
hfvm? Ilipon the tnllowing described real estate
0 Salt
Reasonable Enough.
"You want. me to goon the root of that
town?" said the workman.
”Ya."
"Do you notice there's a clock in the
tower?" '
"I know it.
make!"
"1’" have to charge you for working
over time—Washington Star.
What difference does that
Hope of Promotion.
Iler Father—la there any chance of pm
motion in your business or increase in your
“in”? Vtirtbe‘ ' '
. , . . . . 5 y and ewterl) by sled e of rocks.
billior—h “If”? “bl. my WUU“ l" southerly by land Imwnr former y of Robert
next to the lowest in the establishment.~ ll Enll'dill. and “gel” by compiling-gm
. - lg In)‘ [town as I Hilllill avenue. )0 fig
3‘"? ‘ 0“ Herald. lot No I“ on a map of buildinr lnts belongim
' to Robert ii. Himwdvm on file it "nice of Town
‘Ierk of said Norwslk,
And I shall soil at publir'nui‘tion on the rs-m-
lees herein Irvin e (ii—critml on the Bit day
of Decembvr..l. I).. 1mm ten o‘clock a. nu.
so much thermf as will raisetlic sum of Ar -
tivr v-cnl-y. that ln-in the pmpnrtlon of the said
Lawn d be nerler
of the sum total in said list. together with the
charges of ls't‘)‘. sale. sic.
tiEOItGE ii. 81' JOHN
Tax Collector. list loot.
Du ml at Kiirwalk. ()clobrri A. i!.. till!
NOTICE.
’ II III eluvtors of the Town of Sorwaik. in the
County of Fairlie“ and State of Connec-
ticut. are hen-by notified and warned to "wet
on the fnmliu next after lb - rind Monday of
November. liw. forthe foilnwin panama. six:
The slow this of electors of I’rrslt ent anvi \‘lce-
president of the I'nllevi States. a prrescnln
live in Congress for the Fourth Congressional
District. tiovernor. Lieutenant governor. Sec»
rotary. Treasurer.(.’omptrollrr of Public Ac-
csunui. Senator fur the Thirteenth lilsll’ll‘l.
Jud eof Probate forthe District of Norwalk.
two tepresentatlve from the Town of Nor-
wslk to he tieneral Assembly of ihetltate.
and Justices of the Penn. The polls will be
open for the above or from I! o'rlock
foreman: until lio'einc a bemoan.“ the Town
[loose for the First Voting District. at the
Putnam lime House on Franklin strewniionth
Norwalk. for the Monti Votlmr Disirictand
at the new Volunteer lbw il-vuse on East ave-
nue-.51“ Norwalk. for the Third Yo lug Dis.
tr et
baled at Norwalk. November lot. A. l)" in.
lllitillll’l‘ B. SMITH. Town (Il- rk. I
ll
NOTICE.
' ‘Iil electors of the Town of Nurwslk an
n Ihoniby mailedhanddwarned 't‘pr the tini—
uw tig sees vs en no not or vol n
at thaslinctien to be held on‘l‘nssdsy. the Hill
hovamhvv. tau. via: The Town lion
i’lr-t Voting District; the room; of I
Putnam [line utmost Franklin simmioulh
NorwslkJor theorems! Voting lilatvlrt and
the rimsof the new Volunteer llml nose
e Brat avenue. llast NorwalkJor the Third
I be 450le .‘I‘lmr'der.
niluhlft'll in town of Somalis. nIIvl buumiml
us follow; to wit:
Ols Question Settled.
"Josiah," said Mrs. (Iliugwutcr, "i don't
like to speak of anything unpleasant. but
Peggy's conduct has llt'i‘tiiill' linln-xttlllilr'.
and Ishail have to hunt for unuiiirr girl.
When it serious dim-ruler arisen lx‘lwt‘t'il a
cook and her llll!‘lrr*rH"—v-
“l-Zh?" said Mr. Clmgwutcr. looking up
from his newspaper. dimly conscious that
something in the atrium of It problem had
been presented tnriiiacmmdt-mrion, "Will“
in it. Marin? Difference between a f‘tlok
and her mistress? That‘s «my. Due cooks
the steak and the ollwrsiukes the omit," “
And be buried himself in his liett‘rlpupcf
again—Chicago Tribune.
Helping lllm Out.
TbeOld Monti-l hear you are engaged.
Fanny. Can it be possible on are going
to to that young Fiddle k?
The stress—0h. no. lie asked me ass
favor toheeome engaged to him for a few
weeks tokslp out his credit.«l.ite.
a»...
If t 1"" YO" Lflnm Kim I dia- miioiiil‘iimm is November I s. It. Inez.
oer at 5th avenue and mm.mdng gxtmflrhgfiilgmni its"? ”also
gammy" 1’ W “offal?“ rstnm’ms maize. l'I'ownoanrIw‘alk.
r In W
tors‘ bills ii I have to pay 00
each torCactI-BloodCure to cure «it...
SATURDAY. NOV. 5
I. IIOUSBWORTH. our ltpeeislist on the
eyeiwhomwsreeo-vinsudasoneotthe .
wil hewithssimn!s.m.io&tlip.m oaths
shove dam-mi will msks no charge in ex-
amine eyes. All gins es ruarantevvi. with
pvlcsstosuit the times. "lam of fitting the
nlsht.
what would bathe ravi 'n Ii
mum-W. c.5353?”
5...... ....-* “or...“ W mm
I!“
Ire'?li'itvir’ritstiuli slantflseua- blood Cure
W m h I. d]‘.’m| - lb. by
element largely predovnisstlng over the
eomsllasla. Bhshadaharshl-am-nobmy; Jwflmffi: 315" ' ct. Hr Sr R000.
hrsthst’nksrpsriooklnhereysphssshssn- w ' .. .. 53”.. MHOJIAIK er. “"mflw‘mui’l’iin'
tassdthsgroesrystorssrorad reenter. .. ,, .8 ..
“Are than tomatofl Mi” IdIs ds- ‘ n n 5. , 5 _ ,_
A 6 y f I” no u u h )
mwmm‘tm... u. .. W ....m :: flgmwm _ '. 33:31?
mm “m as u .... ‘0 u 1:: l I
“TIMRWMV” " “ .... 45 “ vs. .m 30:!"th unseen-'3
”mamas..." -. twosome " " n " sci-.mmmm'mc
W...» "' I: 2: -- 51.: 1: .. memo...
to ; s
What’s-rips!
seniors? "
To It. i lsllrstd Plus.
JACOB humus-”h WWI‘I;
Fir}: hem puss-salts Mr.“ us
Whom. .15...
Taylor aidBIaen. 5
Persons lookin for slot.ar house and
with the view of purean . are-luvltedmto
call and ex-Iqus our list. or have them for
rule in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on user terms.
r “yamsbifmiiioffiy‘ofi?wmm
man who understa earpe
Prefers a women in factory to dot uterine.
Mdaflgg
w
VASH paid for an load f .
(2 to .1. s. Randall. In»: tutti?
and work in sckl ,
Noroton Belg ts. ch“ room
Apply
06 1w
4
To LET.
Pusssss'r. furnished 15;...“ it... near
A depot. with or withoutbo .
47 South Main street. ard lugging.“
I OWER
1 ii
Crown.
part of house. N . ii ill b street
rooms. Rent 515. Apply toBJamsei):
08“!
V ‘O LET -l-‘nrnished front rooms 5' .
Elizabeth st.. cor. South Main. at n ‘
ROOM apartments. second and nthird
4 Swan: & Corbett block: rent 58 antiwar
modern improvements; halls heated and
5 liuh'ed. Inquire at the office of the Old Well
Cigar (30.. 83 Washington street. oil ti
110USEH and building lots in South Norwnlk
and East Norwa k for an] . I '
A. Woodward. South borwalk?Ct.nqumo! E.
. YEW house Taylor avenue it); it run
an“ Wilmer super. 89. 5 game. ill. avenue. 'i’a’;
ouse. Iarn. go en an turage
{‘Lfkmsix rooms. Rowayton. 813i. wymnnv
. mil
son 5m." .5.
SBESTOS stove. linin Julianna; i" n 'l
1‘ brick. Houth Norwglk ilardware‘go. re
5 an :0 8m
I‘ADY'S Ilartphird mete; cupbion tire:
as new. r cc '. ' t . .
Rider. Lander's block. pp } 0 “13:2! ills
Fill sale. at a sacrifice the entire household
furniture'cf H. N. a son. No. it llanford
i'lncmriouth horwalk. 3 net be sold on ac-
count ot leaving town. lw
"rosrf ”W W
A In it -. collar with No. climate; 5...;
a tin-imp. A reward will be id for its
return [031). i'.’ Franklin street. nth Nor-
vi alk. nl Iw
()h' Monday. Oct. 24. between A. Malmo‘s
. market and 5 Stuart avtnue. a lady's
"u'ketbook con‘aining a sum of money. A
reward will be given on its return toZSStnart
03
avenue
room».
A mcxmnoo idioms}: small arm
of money. w hich the owner can have by
applying to It. I Kinney. Mnhackemo Hotel.
I'll
HAVINGSECURED
50
More Building Lois
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upi'ard. These lots
comprisv the Clioiccst
Location in the City
limits, within IO min~
utcs’ valk from the
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better 5
lots ‘liil be had in the
city than those ofl'cI-~
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you Wish. '
For further particulars on.
quire of
JOHN MINDS,
On the premises' . or
consult Siilllll.
so Washington St... at the office
of the Old Well Cigar 00. V
‘t
“Ba'ifliitillllilmel
“iw.ts?rmi.'*" t
Norwalk Chronicler