mil
III‘LWT,
V .1”! “hr."-
‘ V,, ”will!“
is I! s; ratification Kill I”:
Vill’flio lltludndacdrr r
”W"? All”
‘. IKIIVUL”
am he
JEIU'
South Norwalk.
mruggist
fi'flilfllt‘mlt '61- 20' 1.: ii: ’I ’v f‘r
llllb’
II i011 WANTA
lank- Book,
" iQR A NICE
. if;
80de STATIONERY
urns communion-Ii m.
m misjmrccm
.I I... “IBIS? ”will"
Low Tide
at 7:15
HMNING SENTINEI’I Gospel Temperance Reform a-oclailon
will be held this cvenlng.
The regular meeting of tingling;
Thcflcpatboththef‘ranklin and
Concord street ccboolsareat ball most
out of respect to the memory alum-rd
’l‘rowbridge.
K Plainand
Children s Cloaks 4 to l2 years
A Dickerman & Son,
:Vgt
i
s
84 WASHINGTON
once}. June and orthrop are on
duty in the borough to-day.
George and Charles Coodnrmf New
York city, came up to Norwalk today
to vote for Harrison.
The flrst vote cast in the First diIiIrict
today one I “might Déancrrtic ballotV
J‘wwmm.“’7‘m I. I. L I ”II—"r?
WIMWJ:;WI finishing its oats yesterday noon. Tb: hyV “mafia , Mg! )7; a; 1.7: y'
“W-I'Bmflmm‘m“ “we" Ito out... 5...... III ”and
m I’dscldedlt smile.- wlt "than sour axial-swif- m ”it” ‘ ., U y‘
high wl Ital.
51-——q--.«—b————~————.
SOUTH NORWAIIK.
who u.- People or nor city are using
‘ and curse.
Five carfloadaof rails arrived yester-
day for the Nor-walk Tramway company.
’l‘bc'séhconer Green County Tanner is
dischargiugacargo of cement at Bay.
Banford place. No damage was done.
David )1. Evans, president of the Red
held college at Bedfleld, South Dakota,
was in Norwalk yesterday presenting the
claims of the college to some of the
prominent Congregationalism of the
town.
Andrew Wight, who died at Mr. God-
ypVg‘; In . I!
fit, ‘;. J. .
Erin “In“: 3.:
"i'gfr‘Z
V .m,
. ' ' {WANT}—
i1»
,1,
atIVVc ghave LIIBIN’S.
wean SUPPLY YOU.
; upggg LATEST. IS
RGHKND E ’S
Ingllll BBllIIViIET.
grid Perlumes
$5:an onons
mond Brothera’ wharf.
pound, at Hayea' market..
Inter, Bayview avenue.
the lam Hotel block.
:k’w'i'» (Vt-«km
-- ‘ I5.“ ”ll-“LL
walk club loom.
w..-
—I-‘rahkfurter carnage. 12 cents a
Mrs. A. Wheaten is quite seriously ill
atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. W. \V.
lou‘wAchanetti has purchased the
fmh‘m“u Ilrs. llaryOau-ln
“lemming of Court Iaback-
emo amenity“ .this evening.
members are requested to be present.
~Arrugements have been made to re
ca'vu election returnsln the South Nor-
Harry ' Street, of Raymond Brothers‘
office, went to Bidgntleld this morning
to purchase a new house for the firm.
ROGER
‘anLEm and ATKINSON’S
Mr. .qu ”re. 1211!. For, of Elm Grove
Place, started this morning for Wilming-
ton, Vt., where they will spend a week.
I. B. WWW the merchant tailor.
shouldered hlcgun and whistled up his
dog early this morning and went into
the woods after game.
I
son's, 216 South Main street, this morn-
ing, bad a suit for 8200 pending against
B. Burcbard. He did considerable work
for the latter at Wilson Point last sum»
over and .the suit was to recover wages
he claims were due him.
The celebrated ”Clemencea Case"
will be presented at Ionic Hall to- ighty
with Ilias Juan Voorhecs in the leading
role. There is every indication that a
large audience will witness the play. It
will be the first performance in the hall
under themanagement of W. H Knapp,
and he has put forth every effort to make
it a memorable occasion.
The service held by Douglas Fowler
Post. (i. A. ll, last evening. in memory
of Henry D. less, wu largely attended.
Vice-Grand Commander George 8. North
presided and interesting addresses were
made by Rev. C. If. Pegg and Rev. H,
E. Burner. The singing was by the choir
of the Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association.
The servrccs varied some
what from those laid down in the ritual,
bntweresaid by those present tohe very
imprsmive.
—~“Don't tobacco spit or smoke your
life away," is the name of a hith- buck
just received telling all about bio-iodine
Oily?” drug
0. AI fireuory a (20..
We in bulk at prices so
low you cannot afford to buy
ll Hosted
1 Druggist
ta stagnation. IIomII
fill—ITIIIIIII
EfERY
KILLS Aid. PAIN AND INVIGOBATES
THE SYSTEM.
m runs
In lore Restless Days,
In Ion Sleepless,s lights.
“MchtltaandperfeetDlgsa-
thallmtakqtbeplassotdespalr: your
rlallyfldklrd halo a delight and Lllea
J”. (at
yi-‘l'l'hastopthatmbwlth
” " Yankee
WWII
Mmflgbmabntmaadlf not fully
Wm Store
80 NORWALK
I WASHINGTON 811V.“
FORWALK. CT.
shares ““3?“ ' '
iii .j
j II TIE Intricniui
mitigation-aw 11.3.1)»
Golden Vale . Flour
w-VflrtlnngfllamSk'llnthcu-
when
Several South Norwallr people went to
Bridgeporl last evening and heard the
cadres of Hon. Whitehw Reid, the Re-
publican nominee for vice-president.
—Blue_lisb, 8c apound; weckthb, lca
pound, «it People's Market,13 North
Main street (opposite Bayes’. )
The County Ccuimi-ioners will be in
session 9‘. Common Council room.
South Norwalk on Thursday. the 10th
inst.,frorn,9a. “1., to «l p. m., for the
written 0‘ tire-160815“!!!
Eldertl. L. Teeple, of Westfield, Mass”
will peach in the lecture room atll‘.‘
Chest-attest, Barth Norwalk, Wed—
nesday scaringat 7.”. All are invited.
Seats are free and no collection taken.
- .l‘w
It w-Ikcidibydhe Deusocratlc com-
mittscM' afternoon, that as
Colonel leslie Smith was receiving pay
from ”government” a retired army
officer, bu would be ineligible to the
cfficeolreptcasotative, if elected. The
name of William I. Stevens, of Roway—
ton, was‘therefore substituted.
—1‘olet, foraterrnof fires years,to
a small family only. the residence of
Wayte A. Raymond, No. 31 Clay street.
All modern improvemmts. Inquire of
Gecrgcdaokwocd, No. 2 South Main
street. _
lanliallH. ’l‘olles, superintendentof
theprimarydepartrneutof the Cougre
gationslfinnday school, It. invited the
officers and teachers of the school to
mectatbh home, 97 East avenue, to
morroweveriing. A «wall will leave
thcpcctofla at 7“ o'clock to carry
thosewhowlllatteudtbclncctlng.
tits
Mucous.“ pom iii-i
tJrC. Wibcubflo'cflathecovyw-
wmamty "mews: “He
V to unload some article from
hiswagoa,whsnthchcrse hacked sud-
denly,” wagcu’catcblnglfr.Dsnchy,
lnthcrlbsandccseverely bruising bun
thatbcb-bcen unable to work since.
flslcachishouieflollouroastrsct.
fibula Wagnciillas taken odlce
for-arty'cccuplcd byd.l. ton,“
Washington suast,wbrre hcwillcsrry.
on merchant tailoring and repairing,
also mklngand repairing.
Ir. _ posted labia
Imam! snub
meaandladlssbavlngncsdcftbscsr-
-the wonderful. harmless. guaranteed
cure fq chewing, smoking. cigarette
habitorsnufl' dipping.
only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in
the World. Sold by druggiats. Mention
this paper. The Sterling Remedy (30.,
45 Randolph street, Chicago, or Indiana
No—to—bac is the
Illnersl Springs, led. and get a book
mailed "S". _.
NORWABK NEWS.
A flrvrsy Budget M [terns from the
ruin-ah Bud svl raw».
A.- [-1. Austin' is mixlmtor at the polls
in the first district today.
Fraul'c’ousrns, of Brooklyn N. Y, is
the gusstof his pamnts on (amp street.
Exprt-ssman William Lincoln, of River
street, left town to—day for Newborns.
N. C. __
Will 8. Bates. of New Haven, was the
guest of his mother on Chapel street,
Sunday.
Isaac Bentley, who recently purchased
a building lot on Belden avenue, will
soon erect a house.
Burgess clectE. H.1"illow was an in.
terested spectator at the meeting of the
lairgesses last evening.
B. V. Abbott. of New Haven, delivered
a stlrring Prohibition addre- at the
Atbsnamm last evening.
Theseconddahce of theCriucsntSo-
cial clubwillbe beldintheirrooms in the
Phoenix block, Friday evening.
The Bpworth League seniors of the
East Avenue Methodist church, will
meet with Garage llanfosd, Friday
evening.
'Imllavs you seen much was
Ivhdow‘b Iil'ragamhmbc fact» llc’ltp.
’ll‘fllI-' us”. 13>: MI. I v.
i flaw-tetanus- arc mood...
to-day on account of election. The
Union Manufacturing company's mill h
alrocloced.
Concord Diriion, 8. of T., at their
meeting last night, votedto hold an
entertainment on londay evening,
November 3!.
'l'hesteam pipes aLtbc Norwalk and
Bouthlforwclkzlcctrlcllgbtcompany's
station are being overhauled, so as to
glvsbetterssrvlcc.
‘l‘hepaycarof the Consolidated rail-
rru‘dmadeits first trip over the Dam
bury dlvhlcn last Saturday. The can
plqusofthellouratonle road wanton-
rlcrlypdd Inclem- The! minor
paldincash.
Instalghhaclfrankfhrrisrwcs cont-
‘communionatlla. In.
lag’cltngWallstrssgbsaceldsotally
pushsdhlcclbcwthrnngboac cltlts
whdowcoanDwyrr'sbsrasssrhop.
. llrthycttlmcdscpcytorrhslccksa
“umwmlhm
plywltc lbs dualism“ lfcrtbrep
’was “unmanned-Intact.
”bubs-til
Robert Beat'pof ”New listen" are in'
Norwalk to- -day to vote.
Bliss Clara Hill, who has been attend-
iug Vassar College, returned to: her
home on West avenue to day for a brief
vacation.
-Tbero are things in Pinneo‘s bor—
gain window you want.
. . .M
A limb was broken from a large elm
tree on the Green. by the wind. yester-
dpy afternoon. it tone downrthe electric
light and the alarm wires and smashed
one of the electric lights.
The work of lowering the horse car
tracks through the business portion of
Main street is progressing, and the work
of lowering the street toconlorm with the
railsovas commenced this morning. The
work of paving will be commenced lion—
day.
The new fanng [natal card consists
of two cards. eath a trifle over live by
ihreeinches, hanging and folding on a
pruforated line that runs lengthwise. One
is marked "Menage Card" and the other
"RI-ply Card." Down In the left hand
corner of the message card are the words:
“llrtach annex card for answer." The
sender writes his message on the message
not». and the‘rn being no writing on "It'
reply card, the receiver of the message
card Inert-Iv Wars the cards apzirt where
they are perforated and thus has already
KI hand a [Intel card for a re ply
"WEB Till". RIVER.
Non-us and lloulp of Ilse lbs] to his"
Nnrwull.
Miss Annie Christensen and "mt!
Jones will be married at the home of the
bride, 42 First arcane, tomorrow even-
iiIIz.
Mr, and Mrs. Marshall ll. Tolles have
invited the officers and jewellers of the
South Norwslk Congregational Sunday
school to hold their regular meeting ht
their houn- 97 East avenue. this evening.
The fifth annual ball of the bust Nor.
walk Fife and Drum Cups promises to
be a wry" plenum affair. it will be held
In llcrmania Hall next Monday evening.
Helnlv’s popuhr orchestra will furnish
music.
The llltc Club'- First Annual.
I That the balls and sociable-s to be hen--
after given by the Elite club are to be a
decided success. is a foregone conclusion,
asvvas conclusively proven by the first
one, which took place last evening in
Germanic Hall. Despite the threatening
and inclement weather there was a large
attendance, and, as usual with all SlX'llll
events held in this ball, cl'crynnc enjoy-
ed themselves immensely. Heine's or-
chrstra furnished delightful music for
dancing. which was thoroughly enjoyed
until the early hours this morning. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening. The general committee having
the affair in charge consisted of B. I...
Hafner, l". Weisheit and J. H. Gotham.
and they were assisted by T. Burns, B.
Freeman, J. Flynn, I". Scoflleld and J.
Lockwood.
Episcopal Ilcclaus.
On Thursday of this week there willbe
held at Trinity church. New Haven, the
twelfth annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut Branch of the Woman s 'Aurlliary to
thsBoardof Mission of the Protestcnt
EWIvbuceh. . There will be holy
At 10 oclnck
will come W'and other busts ,
There will be cddrr‘ssess' it?!” and y "
Amougthcceto speak are flies Sniffer
ofJapamMics'l‘wing and Miss Emery.
ft is expected that Bishops Hare, Brew-
er. Walker, Taller. and Nicholus will
attend the cessiims of the conference.
Lunch will be served to the delegates at
Lincolu'srink. Specialrctes have bum
secured on the railroads and round trip
tickets, gooduntil November 15 can be
arcurocat the South Nmalk station
rlaed far “slug so Ill-crab.
Albert Brrgr, a New Haven Subtle,
went to church Sunday I. a result of
being in anlntoxlcctcd condition. He
picked out tlieDirwell Avenue Coupe.
gatlcacl cherchcnd the usher showed
lllI learnt. He did notstop sighs
mat glvcn him, however, but proceeded
cnhlsunstsady waynatllksrracbsdths
pulpit. Theatre mtdowa on the plate!“
feral tociillsct lib while the
congregation unaided him with rained
emotions. llsftwc Isl-ad W In
running up his wandrrlagwlts,
:1.
foundhlmsslfaprlscasraddhcm
udeouafcrkrsraws'vecruc
user-lag. hlchcnc waytcm
Salim, chroma
W W it "by he.”
pmt'twclvc
't
STR EET. SOUTH
lllilllt ANIl THERE.
Important News of tire County and state
Cbrncttclnd h a Condensed torn.
A misplaced switch derailed a Reading
passages train at Winsted Saturday
morning. The train was going slowly
and no damage was done. VVA green
iwltbhmab visa ht'fcolt: .
,, ‘bebme F. Sanford the big ‘lcft gdiird
'rlfth’e Yule University foot-ball eleven,
Mb ’ ono- of" ‘ the bones
drills allklb st the regular ‘practlcli hf
the team yesterday afternoon. He will
be unable to play any more this year. A.
ll. Beard,asophomore, is likely to be
chosen to fill the vacant place.
The house of John Leela a milkmau
at Hnuideu Plains, was burned about
midnight. Lucie had 81,200 in money
in the house and this was consumed.
Loss on building, $2,000. on which there
is no insurance. The origin of the tire
is unknown. [note was aliseut at a
political meeting when the fire occurred,
and his family had a narrow escape.
A conference of the paid officers of the
Connecticut Young Men’s Christian asso-
ciation willbe held at Bndgeport, No~
vembcr filth. The morning session will
be held with the chairman, Dr. I. DeVer
Warner, who will serve a collation at
noon. The afternoon session will occur
in the association building. A dinner
will be served in the evening. followed
by informal speech...
llr. Civilian Fours. a Bridgeport dent-
ist. has been made the' defendant in a
civil suit for 82.500. damages brought by
Attorneys Seymour and Knapp, of that
city, in favor of the Agricultural insur-
ance mmpauy. of Walertown, N. Y.. in
Innovation lmud which the defendant
signalforoue John W. Parrott. a do-
faultiiig agent of the company.
For the first time in runny years a
night watch is on duty in Tollarid jail as
the result of no attempt to escape on the
part of the Bolton cave burglars. For
some time an organiml bend of thieves“
husbeeu making its headquarters inn
ciwin the Bolton mountains and rob-
birg the residents of the surrounding
country. There were seven in the gang,
but the authorities succeeded in captup
ing only three and these have been con
lined in jail awaiting trial. Saturday
morning Jailor Kibbe noticed something
peculiar about the wall adjoining the ad
ditiun now being built and an investiga-
tion showed that the prisoners had taken
mauv of the inside bricks from the wall
with an old shoe knife. The first tier nf
bricks had been carefully replaced, but
all the interior material had been con-
ceals-d lwnealb the mattresses in the cell.
Tll" ins-n would have had but little
troubli- iII escaping that night.
Maud Hziugh. aged sixteen. and her
sister Nollie. aged twrlvo, were found in
an exhausted condition in their home in
Soulhingtmi. overcome by cord gas.
The older girl was awakened about 4
o'clock by the coughing of her sister.
She realized that Nellie was suffocating
and by a great exertion succeeded in drag-
ging hem-ll to the next room and pushed
upu window. She made her way back
to the bed and pulled her sister out to
the window and fell exhausts-d. Both
girls were found lying near the window
unconscious when neighbors entered the
house. The mother of the girls was
away and they were alone in the house
Physicians were called and after much
hard work the older girl rooms-red cou~
sciousness. She is not out ofdunger
but the younger sister is still in a critical
condition and her recovery is very
doubtful
Tm: 8m “donut. ——f)arnpcn a piece
of flannel with Chamberlain 'sl’ain Balm
and bind it on over the seat of pain. it
is hotter than any plaster. When the
lungs are core such an application on the
chest and another on the back, between
the shoulder blades, will often prevent
pri'liil'umnia.” There is nothing so good
for s lame back or a patch the side. A
sore‘tbroat can nearly always be cured
' in this night by applying a flannel band-
age dampened with Pain Balm:
A M Alr Yarn.
Agoodstorylstohloftbefrsshalrwork
of Portland. Me. it was arranged that two
healthy children in a family where the
mother needs-ii relief from cars of them
werstcbeattbsstatlon totcke thsmcrn-
lng train for the country on acrrtaln mom
kind lull-a heated them up
"Why did you not come totbc station?"
said the lady wbsu thseblldren wersfonnd.
“Deccan mar-ma thought you would
send a back for us," they upon-mucus
lurk.
Illa Future Assured.
"You say,slr." acidthcctcrufathcrma
he Iactlcncil tbs magmantobeceatsd,
[PM you want to may my daughter.
as. tsllsiastbct ycnbavss‘avcilupallt—
tlssura. 11ct,slr.wkatcan ycudotoas
cunuicof your future ncspcctsl"
“You are cvklutlynct again" to
pllcdthc man, a
mingle bzfalr ycucgfcec, 1m
have last startedafantcrylortbc basin
factors of women’s W's-Cloak
Iterlcw.
In Koala-m
‘l'ccrlst—Aadzfirn'mths
nubmrtrflva c-lhywatrrrldrty
I‘mMH-M the lattsrdcm'tlu-i
mm... mu“. .mmca-
Inn-Ma tilts.
loam.
log. 'l'brydldnot appear,antlcneof the It
,. .' kw
Iur ’ rimmed light and Dark cloths
NORWALK. CON’N.
CAN‘T tlf'ANll FREE TBADIL
[low the Bltuafl-o—d'm to an Intelli-
.. gent Workings-au-
The Baltimore American prints the
following:
Mr. C. E. Romano. a well-known Anne
AmndellhfarAner living near Annapolis,
left at e mericauofloe yesterday
nopydthsIBoush Norwallr Cu) Even?»
ing SINTINII. ol late date. ih Nor-
walk is the center of the New England
Merlot MWlwmillatbcmaredeeply
Interested in the present campaign as
materiall infecting their Interests.
[lead an shoulders above the leaders of
tlie workingmen in that 88: retry New
England city stench J. W. ulley, who
has worked all his life at the hnttcr‘s
trade, and yet has devoted his leisure
moments to a stud of economic
questions, and is considered authority
upon all matters touching the material
welfare of the American workingman
littlie lawn of the paper referred to Mr.
Scullcy publishes a comprehensive and
highly intelligent review of the tariff
question announcin his
Vote for Harrison an Reid and protect~
he has been alifeloug Democrat and
has heretofore vote with that party.
The American then quotes at consider-
able length from Mr. Sculley'a article,
printed in T113 8:2"th Hr. Remsen
will be remembered as a former resident
ofSonth Norwalk.
-Good looking boys are always want-
ed to sell Tue Srcvnsu. at this office.
Are your children subject moroup. "
if so, you should never be without a bot-
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
is a certain cure for croup. and has never
been known to fail. If given freely as
man as the croupy cough appears It wil
prevent the attack. It is the sole II“
bones with thousands of mothers who
have cmupy children, and never disap~
points them. There is no danger in giv-
ing this remedy in large and frequent
limes. us it contains nothing injurious.
I! a New York millionaire gives 3 din
car at 5th avenue and 26th street. coating
i. .00 uliich gives 19 people dyswpsia,
and thew people spend $1, till-flu in du-
tors‘ hills am finally have to pay :35. Oil
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure- them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at l’laisted 9 drug store when
you may have the problem solved and
get information about tctuh illoIdCurv
mun. '
TRIlWilRl (ll-T in South Norwallt. Nov. -th
I“. Edward mebrldgu in the lift cnth
rear of lil- age. (fl-‘umral services at
thr residence of his parents No L'- Bay-
\Isw avenue. needs) the 9th lost” at
It a. In Interment at Danbnry.
QI'ISTAHD— In Norwalk. Novcmber .. Fan
"in Allen dmmhler of Cb ris-s A. and
l" mma Quintard . aged 3 )esrs. rrPnner.
at Thursday. at 3 o‘clock, from M" Main
Hrs-er.
.1
bears to be decided To-Ilay.
.l ooh for Hui-rum: means protection
to a monopoly“ by thu English of our car
ry ing trade on the ocean
.I tote for Harrison Iiienns [Irritation
to trusts Trusts mean the uniting of
manufacturers of the some kind of goods,
a less number of factories, the destruc
tton of competition and less wages
A role for Morrison means the encour-
agement of imported competition of labor
as every observer can see by the foreign-
I re emploved on our public works. in our
faculties and other branches of industry.
A role for [fury-I'm" means ti'; (ents'
worth of silver for $1.
A role for Harrison means a Force bill
which may compel you to remain an ay
from Illr' polls or vote at the point of .I
bayonet.
.-~trnli fur (‘Inrlmuf means raw mater-
ials on the free list that on may have
the world for a market and that our
commercial marine may be restored and
ship building revived.
A [Vlft' for (.‘lwufuud means a greater
production of marketable goods a
greater demand for labor and better
wages.
A role for (‘lnvlaml means that every
dollar named shall be Worth I00 cents.
A role of (.‘lcivlamf menus that eI‘ery
legal voter shall have the right to I in
the poles and casts vote without iiigI
lntimidatedh the presence of [1.8
marshals or less. .
A iofr for comm means homo rule.
that each state shall make its own rogu-
laticcs for the conduct of he clo-ttons.
TAI!" Bananas.
llctliis of so... AssessIIIIIIIs‘
'rlll followlcg Is a list of ham. of the ver-
rthe Board of
granulated, of the City of” South N..rwalk,
rm. lrh. Hm. with the anuiunts of
ttelr mmctlve ms for the construc-
tion of a sensrlhrvug Franklin. Mullson and
Nlnlo streets. and the South Mala strut sewer
extension
'IABIHS. DAMON Al!) "A7! mum.
‘ is
peace '5‘
w H‘Bossaal
Ir
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Al KW LOOK.
”It. ROBIN? l rim
It!“
REMOVED
A.“ It. I Iallrccil Plats,
ll. with larger“ once fuelli-
‘ro ‘onsnrié‘é'iifi .
mewmm _
“dumfthccdclcu MM
“Multilauclb
.ba’tm‘anulacturing trade. and the cm- ,
purpose to ~— --
iou toAmerican workingmen, although *7
3-“ "2‘10an softhle sum total as the
tllatinada In 1m t 1 lab!
31" tanlsof tthmvn cl Non-alt EB.? and
~ '0 sltustedla‘l‘cww It” k.
. 1%" follows. to no!I erect and bounded as
- 20. Nortbcrly and westerly by land of “cold
- IN. and Ansel a “Seymour, Measlnlr‘rbm hlahwsy
- at Small Gas or la can It land“. -
1"“ levels naerh‘ik £5.qu hulldtngs r
And 1 shall sell at public auction. on the
(pm A. ll gremlins Mil. not then!
“ml" aycf llscenibsr,A 91"“ flat Mltllilloelev‘k,
a"? woltsulllndollcmibat Maulllhaprupor-
Total ”all.
llasc or firm" “at.” m
Butter l
. At 25¢” lb!
in this city. Our prices are low;
tomor, and do it.
LEADING
Dbl those haughty, naughty butchers.
And to gain their ends have made on t
We ll Backilhm upon their hopes a damper,
their holes they'll scamper.
All their boasting and their banter
We will answer with derision,
For the people, they are with us,
And they’ re going to stay they tell us,
And with their creward us.
So come who VWKI to competition. ‘
lamb (flops, (not Mutton). |5II Ill.
E. d. WADHA
PEIll'lE' 8 MIIIKET FREE ll
13 North Main Street. South Norwalk,
Telephone Call, 52 3.
rayior II can...”
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASH I NG'I’ON STREET.
Persons lookin fora loti or house and lot.
with the vlcwo purthas l“g, are invited to
call and examine our list. \e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on our terms. alias if
W A ‘1' E n.
oirfio lady) would‘likh‘bgrd in private
family. lists Bell.Soulh Nora's k llnx
llfl.
‘ ENTLEMAN can be accommodated with
J boardat $1.50 per week. “South ”Main
street. n'.’ lw
\ E want first class travelling salesman
and lnral farms in each wrtion to
handle our lulsrchting oils and crease as It
side Tim- on c rumissioo Columbia Oil and
Grease ('c.. Cleveland. Ohio
T0 uz'r‘.
l’Ll-IAS ANT furnished mom, with or
without Mord. at No 21 liaviland stmi
Di
A
Sill '()\'i) III—sorof house No. afiiislmrnai enuv.
hint. \‘.nrwalk containing 4 rooms. I ily
waterin Rent”. lnipi‘m or Mrs. Thom ll
Smith on premsiuu In“ It
VI‘HIIBE' rvmnh. No it list) street: rent 57 .Ill
["0' tr ruom- V0.' .7 Henry street; rem 39m
l’osucusmri at rim-e.
LI: kwood )lanf g (‘ I).
Apply tow. \ouogf. at
u. 3i
'I‘HE hall on third lloor of Dibble» bl wk.
forms-yrl med for lodge room. “ill be
altered to suit tenant. Could be u- -:-d fur light
manufacturing or "lllvl’ purposes. Also ~lrig. (-
room no mood door. Apply to .l. "Trim.
Dibble. llw
lVP‘. - some on the first floor. r-ormr Mirth
M: l ~treit and ilanfnnl Plum Rom
Sis. Apply to VE. A \‘OOdVWArlI. nt if
()WER pas-inf house No.1l1flch street.
A a moms ltefism. Apply t) litmus '
mee. 0‘)! if
VA .......
4 R003! apar'menlc. wand and third floor
Swan: in (‘0er him It: ren SS and W
modem improvements;
lighted Inquire at the nth; e of th-I ()hl “'ell
Cignrf‘o.. til Washington street. oil ti
NE“ liouse Taylor avenue ill); 5 rooms
Water street. 99: 5 mm“. B] ave one, 5‘:
farm house. burn garden am maximum
910: six rooms, Rowaylon. .13. Raymond
Bro-I. m3
I’d"! HA Ll" ..
“ 0 good Ilritin; horses. Apply to ‘5 illiam
Hils‘don No. l; Hairball: street South
Niirualk. Ii-‘I‘ t
07‘.“ for 539 for 3 0L nn LI 2d an-l :ll
1 streets. "is “1;qu Ird avg-1m (Lilli
fit" Sister-m?!" leer. $2.1! Purim its. $5 or
Iiionrh. Enquire l ft‘ haflt‘!‘ H. Smith. “nod-
ward pvcnue tit lw
XSTII‘VSVTVOS. stove lining. sulutliute for fire-
} brick South Nortvaik llanloa of «I.
an 'M 'lm
Losi'l'. ‘
BU‘LH of keys. Finder will in rewarded
by returning same tolhisomce. nil
AllIlE speckled rowan-d and while. four
1 years old. Finder will be rewarded by
returning lit-r to J hlne A. liemson, Nor—
walk. or notifying 3.5. W hlteJlovrayton. ('t.
n5”
Tar collector's sue.
\ DTII‘ l. in herein given that the Iinilerslgn.
A ul wlln tor of taxes. under and by v iI’llJQ'
or a urinin Inx war ant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and dirt-i ted
tiilhe under-s mm] commnmllng him to levy
and collect at raft» of
m Faban.
and nthnp-rmns rd in the rats book. on
the list lomll warrant annexed their EIVI:III
prpportloii-I of the sum total as therein stated.
mm mm hrliiualux or assessment laid upon
the mucus ni- tit list made in ml? by the inhabi-
tmis of the town of. \‘orwalk regularl' and
basally ammlslul. '0 wli. on the filth l ay of
“member, A. l) 1816. met for the purpose of
providing for the in obtained» of said town.
h-vlm own the following deer ribed real (Male
of said estate of
‘ \\ llllam Final].
sltnstnl In town pt Norwalk and boumlul as
folio-rs. In wli: -
Northcrly and western by land of Gould
and Article Seymour. easterly ha highway
known us Plan sitwi. a uriirrly y land of
Nurwnlkliau l. lghr 1' o. in uuantil one». car-
tcr of an airmmuro or Irma. Will buildings
thereon Mandi-Iii
And I shall sell at nubile auction. on the
pron-Inca hv rclribeforc Ier rlbetl. on the- ‘DIII
day of “(amber 3). lb Incl. at Ma with: k
10mm“ Proiflaswlllraise them")
of elrv n doth mam-fie
alllfii :htl liking the proportion of the said
ontale o
Willlam Value
of the mm total In said ollnl. togslhsr with the
charges»! levy sa' rut
“wish” i" iglgiflim.
ll 0 N DI’.
Date-d st Norwalli. llrtnher 1’2. Inc irrsul fl
Tax collector's llals.
NOTICE ls hereby given that the undercuts-
ctl (llllfl‘llll'llf taxvs,umlI-r and by vir-
tueuf a rertaln tar warrant. duly «muted
and signed by pro r authority and directed
lot «I untlerslg .comrnanrllng him to levy
and mllect of estate of
“illicit: Falian
persons named In the rats book. on
list in said warrant aunesed their several
rein It sled
tlald upon
and other
the
lvgallyb" assembled. to wltumtheflt Inlay of
Miami-‘1‘; It}. inwmfilm ”1m...
heal luring described real estate
alike can total ln cold all“. “lube? with the
skaters
"(Ethos ll. er. Iona.
Dated at Nurwslk. “mwght 99135131
m Hie. were..-
weareofleringafineDalry, I
Butterl Butter!
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
SPECIAL FOB THIS WEEK:
halls heated and B
.
At 250.: lb.
Hoe-«ma
“We have the most substantial line of Groceries to be found‘
but no cheap trash of second-
hand goods. We study to give satisfaction to the Vavercge cos.
CHAS. E. SEYMQUR
GROCER,
who are bent on our destruction,
heir prices such reduction;
”ML“... pHIIIwumI
Pnneihuuse Steak. lie Ill.
WENM’O m,
21 Wall Street Norwnlk,
Telephone Call, 57 8
gqlgrlammrnls
music lltll, sIIIieri iIiIiIIIIIIC
WM. 1!. KlAPP, Manager.
FIRST TIME BEBE.
Tuesday Night, Nov. 8.
Dnmas' great French novel dramatized for
the stage, entitled
THE
clemenceau Base
\vm. I
Jean Vobrhees
and a Company of unusual excellence.
A WONDERFUL PLAY.
Special llotice.
The management have arranged for a wire
I l i». run onto the stage and a rapid operator
will be in attendance all night.
Resen cd seats at Plaisted'sd store.South
\nrwall; and H. R. Hale'V,s Norrailk.
Tax collector's Sale.
\lYi‘ll E 13" hr rob; given that the nude reign-
ul (Mullet turn; taxes under and byvirtue
of .I r r' rtaiu inx w. Irrani ‘dul exec uted and
«igm-Ii in: proper authority am (iii-com! tothe
Iindi rni .Inod. commanding: him to levy and
( oilcr t of
I. npolil Slhlelllflf
and nth» r peruse» named i 1 the rule book, on
the list mam-l warrant on Jercd. their several
pro minus of tho sum tot ll as then in stated
Mil sum beinguiasnritsocsamcnt laid upon
w the n-xsr -.-zmm list made In 1591 by the in»
hnlsituntsoi’ ilik' mun of _\'orvvaik, regularly
.mvl legal? :immhlml. towii on the. filth day
of "€1le u~.r A. i).l‘19| “it"! for the purpose
of prov iding for the indebtedness of said town.
limes upon the following described real estate
of said
Leupold Sr hrieider.
situated in town of \orwaik and bounded
as follmvs. to n it:
Northedy and easterly! triad of rocks.
waiheriy by land now or armor) of Robert
I by contemplated
snout-den. and waster]
hlghvwav known as Lexington avenue. being
lot No 'lfion amap of buiidm lots belonging
to Robert It Snowdrn. on Vie notfice of Town
Clerk of mid \‘nrwalk
And I shall sell at public auction on the pram
(lay
lSta herein be!" c (lmribnl on the 2%
(If l’tf‘f’lnll'l',:\. 11,102,111. it“ oclock
cu mm b thrrmf as \Iili ntisctlie all!!! of fl;
livescnt-I, llll‘kllltint: Iin- Importionof the
I; old ‘0 Insider
of tin sum for iii In said list, together with the
Chflrgt'fitlf hvv attir'. «er
l-l‘. ()itlll-Z B. ST JOHN
Tax t '-ollcn tor, list bill.
[It rd .5' Niirwrtlk. 0(- lullcrL'li, A 0.. Hill:
Iain] II
HAVINGSEOURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
inIr from
These lots
IIvaui'd.
com prise tho Clioiccsti
Location in illic City
limits, within 10 Iiiiii~
Iilcs’ walk from the
depot, with good side—-
walks all tliojway, and
iii the very I heart‘ of
the city.
lots can be lihil in the
.. city than those ofl'cr-
““,cd eithei for location
or price.
‘No better
Select your lots in
time 'to secure such a
site as you Ivisli.
For further paI'ticulars on.”
“quire of I
lOHN limos,
On the member, or
CHRISTI“ WIHTZ,
own. at tit-”onus";
pita-cicwclmgsroa
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Norwalk Chronicler