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Q‘GALETT’B and ATKINBON’S
Extracts in bulk at prices so
low you cannot afford to buy
other goods.
ll;l|:Pla‘isted,
w .rllggial-
‘, iii L all Si» 30- "um!“-
7:
till
I... —-AND—-
Insane uric no mums-m
THE arm.
It In totes,
gilt .. 38811085 . .
. to“ hire She'll s lights.
taeieastng Appettts and perfectDlgss-
“Mahatheplaceof despair: your
With
daily duties become a delight and Life a
Joy.
. Thenstopthatconghwlth
¥ Yan kee
[1th - SflflTHEl.
“wwhwahostlhndlf act only
the
‘ ignition.
so: nonwaur.
o.a..ore:3ry a: 00..
' soawsur. or.
no rho emf mm MW
tutti" Ill TIIE unsrlcollll
. . unna-
‘ More M . _
Qulden Vale Flour
% ti all-lily. will sons in.
' this. headroossooror .
mtg illitttlfllli
; m: lawn m 11' lt"’*‘
ur;il’fl?‘fl"
" . THEE
We
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«monogamous; ‘
l....alm mmw ~
~ . sun res. valence 3.
acre lot now?
l .
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ugmi W.ldttnraadl’roprlstur. '
me one. your ISSUE.
“W“mi" l” MM by the
”We? Wm- thema-
Thumbnail: party stands for pro
mammals. new. and the
“minute“ market for grumnfim-
m1 ""8“ r ‘
t
of
American ‘Wages to American workmen.-
rlls Whlihdnparty stands for the
prmddt’cnrrency. “" ‘
'l'lih‘fidioeratlo‘“ pirty stands for a
use til'a't‘ignore'swsgm entirely.
The" Will: party stands for a'
policy‘thhf throws the American market
open re the Walloon of the world. ',
rummage-try declares all pro-
tective legislation unconstitutional and
is pledgvdns its first more, toreme the
Ichlnley no. ‘
Every mnnfactory in Norwalk is how
wanting‘under'the McKinley law.
Every ‘ Miami's wages is now
hosed upon the McKinley tariff law.
The‘Democr-sac party wants prices re-
duces llyiroieifl'n coiiipetition. - .
Till Win“ party wants prices
regula’tell‘llyllhéltidisto competition in
the countryl‘l‘lw” ' ’ '
romantically will vote the Demo
cmieitrelml.
No flee trader will vote the Republi-
can tichtt.’ ' _ '
If the Democratic party is honest in its
platform lt’irhntstli‘e McKinley law re-
peated ho'reduce prices and cheapen pro-
dudtion'fl” "' ” »
lftheBiimocntlc party's free trade dec-
laram hunch they are a bait for
free testers voila." 1r they in not, it h
mingle decélie’ the he. on...
if the Democratic party is for profs-ctr
ion of nmhridh industries audllabor. its
pnlrénh‘ all mama a thigh.‘
rt ll ill-lo rerun placard am,
for martian to? Cbnnecticut toimcco
miner's did‘hol: ‘ fol " Connecticut cigar
milk‘ers', batters and other mechanics, it
is m clasé‘iegisldtlon. ‘
lr'lhe Dembcrufic party be for free
trade iflftflbllally‘aild' for protection for
one ihdnsllry ill Connecticut. it certainly
is not altho‘vieit' party, ‘or ' governed by
principle! '
'l'he‘ iW’N"tfie Democratic ticket
will brill-hindered by the party .1: en-
dorsemetlt lit delirium, and it will be
forced tow the McKinley law.
The W’hf this law must makes
Ml change in‘ the busine- of the
countr'yl ‘ ' “' ' I
Thliehadgs mallenponafree tradsbasis
cannot iticter'ae wsgea and reduce prices.
rummage will unsettle or when
sll‘alri,‘ silo-shill they are adjusted upon
a reduced basis general “Ismail! will
follow. ‘ "' ‘ '
Hanufscturers who have been working
under the lfoKlnley’law will not dare to
makegtrods With a repealof the IcKiu-
leylaw mummin thofloe at the
tint seniors or anemoorattc congress.
espllsrwm first. fright, and when
capital its frightened and withan from
husiuu‘etst‘ythingdcpsndlng on capital
must slider. ‘ .
a... who depend upon their daily
WWII ”“§,W.mmm‘~
“Mutual lllnlr
:r.u mu} ”“9
.. , unws (till flllqbrl
The success of grumbling M!
l ‘ I ' ll
Th3 ’lllihuilfl'c‘ih“ 11an {anon on
‘ l
mansi‘continpalpesot the present pol-
icy {finals-sight. the present tutu.
ths’pressnt business and the meet
mm. ' ' l:
Wot liié‘nspuhllm party
insurecartbnti’nnanco of preseatpros-
Wltr.. --
uthettspshllosaputysneceedsthese
wnlhsno'ebangihfthecnrrsnoysndrl’o
I" II ll |.v.., ‘ '.
Wmmmam
mules-linguist aoodssoldln
Anetta.
Wary 'IIscfis means wages for
Momma-glhuhpsu teal-l.
ivhowmworh’ihschsspestsnywhsrsld
theworld. ,
l m for immunological
hesvotsforAmsrlmsndA-lslcaas.
Avotsfnr thstmcerattetlnhst will
he “amnion mnatrythst
wants bflwmmmdm-
moms.
Amman... luau
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' SENTINEH
“Kirfijwwqdmflhw owlrhlxr'
.rulv our country, directly or indirectly? '
.Avste for Harrison is a vote for
America.
‘lfyou want the South to rule, and da-
iolalothepolhtyofthsoouutry. vote the
3 Democratictloket. ‘
The South has always been for free
trade. lthssoottou tosell and wants to
buyvnlleapgoodsalwoad. The South will
MMmWMukmm was;
Wmm.uhumntvs
91.6 RMUIH“.
l
l
, insulin, Isvorqf MWAW
American ludustrles, vote for Harrison
and Reid, Niles, Ferris. Comstock and
Keeler. l ,
. If you want Norwalk industries to
thrive. wt» for Harrison and Reid for
wident and vicepresident; l‘rederick
Mlle-tor coupes, John 11. Funk for
saunter. Frank Comatock and Edwin 0.
Keefer for reprmeutattves.
lfyouywant tobssure there will be no
free trade‘and Open competition between
mm and Reid, Miles, Ferris, Com
stock and Router.
If you want to keep tbs American
market for American nechauicsaote for
Harrison and Reid, lilies, Ferris, 00m»
stock and Keeler. ’
If you warrao keep up prment Ameriv
can wages vote for Harrison and Reid,
Miles. Ferris. Comstock and Kceler
If you want good wages, good living
and a good home; if you prefer the con-
ditions of America to thoseof Europe,
vote for Harrison and Reid, titles, Ferns,
Comatock and Keeley.
‘ If you love this country and desire its
prospmity and happiness more than that
of other countries, vote for Harrison and
Reid, Miles.‘l-‘erris,t_lomstock, and Keeler.
love of country. love of family. love
of home and children, all plead fora vote
for Harrison and Reid, Niles. Ferris,
Comatock and Keeler. - »
But if you prefer free trade to protec-
tion; ilyou want the brains. ofthil
country dissmnged to be adjusted in!
free trade basis; .if you want more com-
petition; if you want less wsgm; if you
want km home comforts; if you want
lees opportunities; if you want harder
work and a pomerliving; if you want
foreign manufactures to disphlc» lhlmv
manufactures; if you want to profit
England at the cost of America: if you
want to go lwckward instead of for-
ward, vote the Democratic ticket.
THE CANDIDATE-‘1.
John B. Seymour, Democratic candi-
date for state senator, is an out-snd-ont
free trader. He stands on his party
platform nationally: _ statewise he is
straddling to catch theCormrcticnt to—
baccogrower; nationalwise he wants all
protective legislation for cigar-makers
repeahd. Strange position, but Ifr.
Seymourisa very strange man.
' John H. Ferris,the Maura-l candi>
datefor the-me oflloe,haprotection-
ist. He isn’tstrsddlinganyissuefor
votes. He has a legislative record
straight and honorable. Every worthy
local measure. when he was in the
house,rsosiyedhls ssrscstsndsflrctlve
support. The ohlsoldlermsud thsoys-
termeu, will undoubtedly mpechlly re-
member him. and the whole district
”metathe- .3!!!» .r rmmm
"rive lll'fi hlilifllwl°m'
3.13pm.qu andlv
Estevan-sanctumm-lsssmu‘sfl-
tlcularly well posted on locallflMand
thoroughly competsat to represent the
town. These§candidatss are Edwin 0.
Easter. of Norwalk. and Frank Com-
stock,ofsouth Norwalk.
All wehsve to say against their up
psnsnts is that they are Dent-cuts.
Thsysts Darius a. (lunch and Leslie
llmlth. - .
~ Vntsss “should remember that Prado
srlck Illssbsprotsctlnulst, and thaths
wsaiafimgr. and looked alts! Con-
neettoutlntsrssuwhsnthslcltlalsyhlll
waspssmd. lllsrs-slentloa h casual,
Woman sauna nevus-ll ls
sstraddllngllsuloorat-s John 5. her
‘mom of the kind who
wears reissue-Islets vats for s tars
trader. :Dllt't vets hDsFormt un-
lessyos wasttkslallstsy tea repeat-
sdsnll tho-awn" usually.
Muslims-chains. M silk s
”calms M'“. Van far
yosrmsstdlsssthtusstmdyuawils
American and foreign labor, vote for,
.5, 1
mm..- m.—
rlss'l-ovrm's'rwas-~
Remaining uncalled first the following”.
unless forms week sndlng lent. l..."—
sonscallluforaayofthsaslstun will please
say they are advertised: Rev
Nor elk—Patrick Callas. "l". llamas!
ll. 0 Id snl It. at Ills tillers liar-
fan. “like I. gallium lwlulls I). Take“.
llatstan Almanac for 'l'w-twwnww '
sun Rises, sass-u l High ml,‘ radius.
at mu m
It “I “‘5“
. "Marlo" !“
law I'srk‘ assets Weather W", V '
. .3
l
scorn soswlell.
What Ilsa Plo'lo at Our cm are liars.
o I“ last-a.
lira. no. Hillard, of West avenue.
is recovering (roman attack of posting»
uia. ‘
Theron G. Hoyt and family leave
Ridgefield tbh week for their South
Norwslk hours.
~Frsnkfurter “usage, 12 cents a
pound, at Bayes' market.
Mr. and Mrs. l. S. Iavvy and Hrs. Eva
Hoyt. of New York, are visiting Us or:
elect and the George lackwood, ash-
ington street.
The employ. of the Consolidated Bail-
road company in th’- city were paid cl
this morning with cash insteadof checks.
as heretofore.
—Junius Brown does painting, paper
imaging and general jabbing. Qrdcr
slate in post otllce. P. 0. address, No. 8
Haviland street, South No'valk, (It.
M'as Pauline Swords, of South Main
street, is the guest for a few days of
Colonel and Mrs. William ll. Stevenson,
mt Golden Hill. Bridgeport.
William Ainsl and P. A. Murphy,
of the Norwalk 1 Works. have made
a wheelbarrowf'wager on the result of
election, the course being up town and
return.
fell-vs you seen the windows arth-
Peoples' Market. No. l3 North Iain
street? Well, if yup don't are theirs. '3’
member you were invited to W if
you don‘t buy a cent's worth, won, just
the same'.
a.
M... l ‘ \
Gilbert it. Bitch is cucttng a has.
some burn on his place on Davis avenue,
says the Greenwich corrmposdeut of the
Port Chester Journal. Ir. Bitch {DID
erly lived in this city.
Thetemh‘ annirgasry of the forma-
tion of the Young People's Misty of
Christian Endeavor will be held in the
Congregationnl church, Monday evening.
December 5. This is the uklest young
people' society in the state.
—-Cumrnencing Monday, Nov. 7th,
Comatock Brother! South Norwalk more
will close at 8 o'clock. Saturdays eacspt~
ted. until further notice.
lnspitaof the free trade-clai- that
wotectionbar ruined the hat trade in
Danbury. s first over there has just
given outcontracts for the second larg—
ssthat factory in that town of big fac-
tories. Facts, not theories. are what
should be looked aL—Ansouia Sentinel.
Howard lockwood, of the firm of
Howard Inckwoodk Co..psinlsrs and
publishers, and founder of the Paper
Trade Journal. dud suddenly at his
residenceiu New York city, yaterdsy,
of snglnapector’w,“ forty-sis years.
Hem-uncouth“ ole-as sea-c.
quaintanem in South Norwalk.
—lr. Teal, an importerofdnesteslcv
gsavinp,etchiugs, water colors, pastel
andollpalntings by drud- masters,
hasopenedatulalustrsstaud invites
allhxrersofsrttoaaraiushlsstcck.
Cousteau-shampoo”
thr'lsw. minuscule ‘ ’
immediate-or " ., ”to,
ssreflovsWWn‘ls‘sesz»
ousnsketionorwhoskallhsaholdaof
anythlagstskcdaponawyslcetios.“
hs used-ct less than Iftydollsvs,‘sor
morstllanonehundrsddollsrs."
«flow dossthsvotsr is the comb;
campaign wkoyous other than third
partyf’rohllitioassespsthslvm
ty of tits crimes rssdttag frownths
liqaortralls.
The-sat M lasing sic-7th
Ncrwslk Union of the Young
mum Radar.
held h the m
chemist-laps“ the
last. Hm Alas IJsddsr.‘
aty,h-hssael~lto“vsr seal
W
demand the “walk
Mwflmrflm .,
macaw-assassins...»
s s—I ans, ssly. the sullen. sf
WWWW " m“ danism}, ymm’mauyfl ems m
”'“d ' ' W 9”" l‘mnumarm-wll.,mlw no,»
PM”. stall-restlyaflqm “l” "I . _ , , . , ‘fl
10"“ I" .10"! temperature. .
...~ sonau.-.“ . ”Mm-m . .
lies Amalie um. hr utilise}; n.
v. is visltlur lllss nulls 0. sum, 5|
West avenue, this city
Its. William Lawrence and Itrs. lllr»
am J. Laurette: returned last evening
from a six weeks' visit lathe West.
«lost rcctiivedmlotofuswcau goods-
at Smith's Washington larket.
. .m.‘.._....
5.,omm. ,illtph. formerly of sol-oi
AWIRY’W‘W the variousI
Republican marching clubs went to
Wm, lallt evening. and participat.
ed in the big parade.
Thewindblsw out one of the large
plateshrm windows in the front of the
South Norwalk Beef company's refrige-
rstoron Ann street, this loaning.
—Choice weak fish, 4cpound;blne fish,
dc pound st llsyes' market.
“m
The Colombian Artillery and the out.
cessof the Lockwood (luasvlswtll holds
meeting at the Dramatic headquarters
on North lain street, this evening at
8:30 o'clock.
1r
Thel’ostal Telegraph company'is wir-
ing Husic Ball for election returns,
which will he received during the prep
cntation of ”The (fitment-con Case,”
Tuesday night. ..
lichscl Cunningham was arrested last
night for drunkenness and breach of the
peace. This! morning Justine Townsend
fined him ‘2 and acts. Not having the
money he went to the may jail.
in the flupcrior Court. yesterday,
JudgeJ. ll. Halt granted a divorce to
Henry 1.. Wastwovth, of South Kor-
walk. from Frances ll. Woodwosth, of
parts unknown; cane. daemon.
were married Septembu 15, 1802.
——-W. ll. Arnold, huh-taut [Superinten-
Ilrnt John “sneak Insurance Co. : i wish
at flunk you and yourcompany furs»
promptly paying the claim on line life of
my late Ill-land. ltas. Jase Ccssow.
Charles Hurling, champion pool player
of the world, was to town “yesterday the
Mel the Hamilton Brothers,ofthe
Warwick lloul. In the evening he
played “James Hamilton an exhibition
gore, much totlse delight oftlrose who
witneascd it. W-..
Henry Reynolds. one of theoysterraen
arrested louday in Stratiovd. appeared
before Justice Peck and had his cars rc-
opened. lie was bound over to the
February term of the criminalsuwritw
court under .301! heads. The «veteran-n
propose sol-shes ustaseof fleynohls,
+......,.._..—.
Our main; hightawd early. while "'9
butchers were anleep.
We started lam liorwalk to make
the butchers weep:
And now great tears of sorrow by buck-
etsfal they shill them,
Became we're culling meats solow the
pearls think we stole them.
If IMMWW of beef for 25c;
hrst cuts prime rib mast. 10c; hlactlsh,
fresh todayfllc; wvakbsh, he. People's
Market. 13 ffosth Ifain (opp. Hayes').
Tckphous mucus. Pres delivery.
”BIA“ Rlell.
s Irony Isa-sear less-s ru- sas
”Molina.
Infiltlliawsomerchsrdstrwr.
issiek.
HenryAnstis,ofhsonardstrsst.wlfl
mmflwCsnasa.
The lie-nevus of Wilton will hold
tkcivdwalsallytonigirt.
ointriwsforsichrlwosk. /
in and Up. Joesph Guthrie, of
”Mi “9‘s .1 . n gt), 4 ‘ WWW
In. John W. Md, of silver-
ariasdsvtsitlaghsrdalghtsrstthsold
fro-smalledtltlverlahsm
Hrs. WWW-assai-
dsstally shothy Mlsrriilsst
”Can-amhsssheatrscovsredfmw
hisiszriq.
b Mmm'
THY.P.O.C.I.fldtholuoday
school of the W church,
wil ”embassiisfls
t
The W‘ ”sf m held
Mus-Ilium , afflu-
spitssfths’usfswtraflswmthw.“
warm-raisins.
C
W ’ tremor
‘ Ch ildreu’sCléEs 4 to 12- years
; A Dicker‘man '& Son
84. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CO
N’N.
MW._.... WNW...“
walklsthatof’lwmfilmlou Harrison.
Congremman llefovnst will address the
llorwslk Democracy at the Opera Horne,
this evening.
' Aplumlgraphoftholuterlorofflrace
church and the boy choir will be taken
on election day.
0. L. Barrett has returned from a sac.
, . . maximum.“ New
Newcomers ’Mhi‘hwfiil
'nsoli '
railroad, lfcadsy.
T. A. )imison. C. B. Coolidge and E.
if. lackwood drove to Bridgeport yester-
day in the former's "tally ho."
The infant son on P. J. fishillfwsm
street, died this morning, aged three
years. Funeral to-morrow afternoon.
I
The workof lowering the horse car
track through the buslness portion of
Main street was commenced this man-
ibg. ,
Rev. GeorgestAlstyne will deliver
an address to the young men at the Y.
M. C. A. 4 o'clock song service tovmor-
row. ’
The Yale ’fl football team is pitted
against the Rorwalk Lawn Tennis club’s
eleven at the Norwalk Park. this after
noon.
The train master of the Consolidated
road examined the operators on the Dan-
bury division. yesterday. to see if all
are competent to fill their positions.
been set apart a the date upon which
the young ladies of Norwalk are to give
a dance to their gentlemen friends.
Dr. VanAl-tyne will speak a few moor
rots before the lecture tomorrow even-
ing on "Young lien in Politics." All
young men are urged to be present, and
hear what the doctorhss tosay.
A representation of the Keeler Guards
went to Bridgeport last evening and took
part in the bigparade. On account of
the rain many of the members thought
the lands would not take place and
stayed at home.
Election returns will be received Tm
day night from the Western Union
walk club and at the Republican head-
returns from the Postal Telegraph com-
pany's wires. .
The Hartford Currant solves the
troublesome problem of how to elect
your favorite candidate to office It
says: "The way to elect the men you
want tosrein the offices isto vote for
them yourselfaod persuade as many of
your neighbors as you can to vote for
them. no other way has as yet been
discounted." _ - __-
The family of Peter Oormley. former-
lyofl‘crwalk, who is wanted as the
principal white. in the lliggincCork-
land murdercase in Long Island City,
will go to Heriden to live. The Mcriden
Bcawdsays: "Nothioghas been heard
from the Long Island City authorities
since Attorney Fleming was foiled in
tryingtontGormleyJud the chances
are that they have given up all hopes of
convicting Harry Higgins for the mur-
der of Watchman Arnold last spring.
Twouswbslishavshecrl hung in the
steeple of fit. Isrk’s church, New
(basal. toreplacs theold bell. The law
was”: ‘Theold bell was cast in
New Haven. in 1795, for St. Paul's
church. lloswalk. in the same mould
ofthehelloftheCongrrgationatchnrch.
The bell was purchased fmflthel‘llr-
walk‘eflnrch’byht. ilark‘h' people. The
old "tall rumour-arm...»
seatatlresbsforshrsaklngltup.hut they
“sown-rheumatism".
l .‘ ' t’v ' ‘ : .- .H
-—"Doa’tfnbsceo spit or smoke your
jsstrscstvedtslllngsllshoat llotobsc
~4hs wonderful. harmhss. guts-read
cars for chewing. smoking. cigarette
hahltcrsnnldlpplsg. lio-to-hsclsthe
only” wheels habit care is
thsworid Iotdhydrsggists. lentlon
thin-per. The Sterling Ilsmsdy 00.,
III-dolphstvsst..Chlcsgo,orlndiana
MW Indus-d ass a hook
snthst letters Itth tssrtvst ofthe
math-kWh”
hvsshmdysstsstlathstdlrsettes.
lttsllstreuryssstslashsshssvsaes
bh‘tsrthssssyyhstsr. Wheelie
I Butter 1,
‘ ‘l‘llillithflnl llark cloths
Tlssooly large but recorded, in Nor-
Tclr-graph company's wires at the Nov-
quarters. The Democrats will receive
masturbate nears ofs llulolms “m "" "' “W
thesiswnf imports; Its surroundings V
snawsmdrasssslrstlssesll '”'
:fllmfldflum
. é
“hollering u'lfino Dairy , ‘ V ~ ‘
Butter! Butter l h
g “ at 25c. to. A- . At 25c. lb.“ ~
* We havethemost substantial line of Groceries tobe found
in this city. Our prices are low; but no cheap trash of second-
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the average cue.
tomer, and do it. ‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER,
83 Washington Street. South Norwatk. ‘
Taylor at Golden. ' I I”
r
Ito-l menus-lei.
week. Tbesummary in detail is as fol-
lows:
Real estate
Bridgm. 2i; Hartford. 16;Wsterbu ,
5; I . 9: Middleton, 8: New B for
sin. 2; New London, 5: Danbury, 7: Nor-
walh. 8; Anemia, l; Shelton, 3.
’ litmxfifim
forntilzemclsrreut for? hymn! Iwould '
m... Wench: $1.; Real Eslaleandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON
Persona lookl forslot.or house sndlot.
with the view '3 urchasln vitad to
and examine oupr list. “is; hirevemtbsm for
tale in every part of the oil at ramble
prices and on saw terror. ’ M tf
m“ ‘7 WAN'I‘so‘JtiT fl
:‘" efirwmsofirmhe
W lithium nod
sales—New Haven, 28'
mail on;
oer-30 WM“: apoattlon in rlc'lufl' ahmm"
. ,whlch 'veslo ds ' :1 orki i "l” W m
Wad...” gmdmh m» musical W “wing
finally have to pay $.00
vwflt, : would .helhszmiugeoilg haul l _
the dinner should not be giva there " -
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plainted’s drug store where
you may have the prohlem solved and
getinfnrmation about whisBlmd Cure
THE MOI lllll' “F ii Ill'l' SHELL
Republican Tariff for Protection,
means, as it operates lo-day. protection
for the Salt trust; Protection for the
window glam trust: Protection for the
Linseed Oil trust; Protection for the
White Lead trust; Protection for the
Starch trust; Protection for the Steel
trust.aod the many other monopolies not
mentioned. Effect, larger profits to
stockholders, higher prices to consumers,
and less erupl merit for workingmen.
Democratic arifl’, for Revenue, means.
no dutieaou raw materials. The world
fora market for our cotton. grain and
manufactured products. More employ-
ment for our workmen and better pay
for their labor.
r7 " " or
street.
n53
hi ,, .
v x cm” 'Id
at No.24liaviland
THE hall on third floor of Dibble's block.
fonnerly used for lod e room. Will be
altered to en t tenant. Coulil be used for light
manufacturing or other pnrpoees. Also sin is
room on second floor. Apply to Ln!“ ng
w
Dibble.
_ __ -_.___..__. “m..—
F‘Xi‘lm"? ‘1" 3.3“? Mm sllmh
a n s rec an 0 cut
N5. Apply to E. A. Woodward. no If
A PLEASANT. furnished front room. near
lle t. with or witho t .
47 gull Main street. It board “glider“
OWER partlf house, N . ll B
I; e moms. i’lentsm. n lgh
Crown.
street.
Apply to James fl.
_ 0'11 tf
4 R003! apartments. second and third floor
Hwartz & Corbett block: rent $8 and 9:
modern improvements; halls healed and
lighted. inquire at the office of the 0M \Vell
Cigar Co..Kl Washington street. oil H
W huge—Taylor :venue 310: {rooms
N Water street. 09: 5 rooms. kl avenue. 85;
farm house. barn. garden an pasturage
Which ought it to be? {‘19: six room, Rowaytun. $13. Raymond
A vote for Harrison is a vote to make , '7’” ‘ "‘3
the rich richer. " " ' ‘ _-
A vote for Cleveland isa vote for the Pol} SALB' .
good 0' the greatest number. ' “’0 good driving horses. A ply to worst;
Tm REYORIER. £vwlnisdon. N0. 6 Elizabellf street. Splutls
The frendehip of Cleveland for the >~—- - 4”“
HAVE; bought a fille— noright pivaoo from
Shonlnm lk Co. for $75. and must leave
town now after paying Sill
veterans vindimted. Extract of a speech
of Gen. D. E. Sickles:
on same. Will
Now as to President Cleveland’s record in mmeone ,buy my interest Vor Welsh. nan
behalf of the soldiers. They charlie that be "t" ”amino. 3 Hilliard Place. rust
has vetoed is «met many pension bills. So he
luvs. lbave read his vetoes. lamasoldier.
I love my soldiers. Had I been President and
al'o passed such bills for my sol-
diers simuld have vetoed every one of them.
too. were nearly all frauds and shame,
and l
minded
0T5 for sale for Wilbur—.151, I!
(I ' “Lest; “2’1: ““"é'fo'm‘
cc “to? 1. feet .
mont . linouireof bharlco
and at
P‘svenue. galls
men I.
a l'smllh, “Food:
u__ *w‘ M lw
«chilling. substitute f firs.
South Norwalk Hardwarez‘ro.
sultan
ward ave-mic.
no "and; under me. Any fight— "~‘"‘ '
man. sworn to discharge his duty. A3
would have signed these vetoes as President
Cleveland did.
Appeal to the soldiers by the St. Paul's ‘ "
veteran league:
”We-do not ask ex-snldierslo support Grover
Cleveland for the single reason that he has al-
ways prorrd himself the true friend of the
0
BESTOS 5f
lyric L‘.
l.08'l‘.
sacs:’rliéilJEth’xEoihhihl‘ifi Eh
1.4 years old. Finder will be rewardednby
returning her to loss ins A. Remaon. Nor—
waik. or notifying l. J‘VhltrJtowayto‘nJ'It.
r
mm. me‘fi; do 'iiii'l Iii: "”mwm,’ H
. as net ru t on o . .
await: clue that has gigaried its fettcrs A magi" X’ll‘fi'fi”;fif‘i,§§ffl§:?g
m.” . . ., .
taxation shallhe just; because". means that 233'" m M’ Lmnmn “m" “=1 1:3"
the waslth of the ole mall be allowed to _
renalnlu coutr l those whoelrn lubccaw-o
it means to all rollers more work. more bread.
more happy bonus. more (moral prosperity.
.Actr speak louder than words.
Under the (,Ylevelanll Administration
“.658 men» pensions were allowed than
during any previous administration.
”Alamo more [erosion money was paid
out than during any previous admins-
(ration.
President Cleveland signed nrnre
private [lension bills than were signed
duringsiateen preceding years of Repub-
lican administration. [ix-Scholar —Adv,
Hill! l8 , HE TM in? l... i‘t‘nhil;
lamps refinished same as new for the winter.
and you table ware silver- latest for the boil-
?s. 'We do all kinds a? electroplating in
go .d._-llvver, ni' hat and bronze Polishing and
[Penillnltlnfl hr?» work. Satisfagiou guaran—
cev eve true. as we are It to sin.
lelll’ll‘f’yll UM, KB “'ater s1..$ou!b 50?;
walk. “'prk can be left at loot» Potter's.
)\ all st.. )llrwallr. and at ilonllhlm's plumb—
lrllr shop. Washington at- 5‘0th Sorwalk. and
will have prompt attention. . sill 1y
mmosncmmo
50
More Building Lots
on the
gqurlainnunfs. '
suslt lltll.“sourll Intent:
was I. IIAI’I’, laaagev.
FIRST TIME HERE.
Tuesday lllslll, luv. 8.
Dumas' great French novel dramatized for
the stage. entitled
Clemenigiu Base “Wig,“
Jean Voorhees
and a Company of unusual excellence.
A WONDERFUL PLAY.
” spell rules.”
Theth have arranged for a wise
tnberunonto rhestaaeaudsraptdo rum
will be In attsralaues l night. m
Reserved seats at f’lvlstod's rim stove. Honth
Novwslk, and ll. It. llals'a. limwalk. n2
NOTICE.
ll! electors of the Town of Norwalk. In the
County of Patriot! and “fate of t‘onner-
'“lit‘i‘whm "i”:i‘Jl’il Emfi'wl.” ”."l
on av not a - rat
may. use. (ms- nu wl "
.vla:
The t a Vite-
Won.ogsrm....hmmo ,
mm.‘rm.w*lytfi.tm.....'mm: upward. l‘lleso lots
J august-mar (ii-rm {htneeug'h‘lmulah ‘ .- ‘ ,
this '. w... . s... colllprlsc It’llecllowcst,
""’"‘"""”"’""" m”: Location ill the City
. p .. “ limits, within IO min-
fa. ”xmi'fivi'W-"fim'mim lltcs’ \ ’lllk from the
Wuflm.mm1st.kll~m w .-
tlnumIletlrn.rwsmus. depot, Wlill good elde-
“ walks all the way, and
NOTICE.
in the very heart of
'1'“ “name
ha been
Pronerly,
\th now offer them
for solo at prices rang-
ing from
on
I
walk-re
t lthsfot-
ssdlsdfrro. '- at! ‘
lthashroadsstdsdtousmsthesvsaas é.t%§l.fi'§7 M ""3 City- NO better
“UWMloans-ammn, "v-gé-vm‘ .
”mmwalm therllnrllsfilil‘i'trh'I m” " lOlS can be had in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
" or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
5 site as you wish.
For further Meals" on-
..fi' quireof
JOHN KINDS,
R
allr
Norwalk Chronicler