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THE SYSTEM.
In lore Aches.
In lore Restless Days.
- It "We Sleepless lights.
minim-lug swan. and perfect Diges-
h Hope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a delight and Llfeu
Joy.
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I‘M Borax Soap.
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's. mingemmrs'ln'tbmown. Sella
In: It sakes. 50:. Has given rent satin-e,
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EQLIPSE soap 25c
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figsmmw have ”$2th
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harp-4 year s «new
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low York In.“ Weather PM
The weather tin—day promises to be generally
from fair- to momma uoon.wfth hlul-
or temperature. followed by rain or snow and
latarolurtugmelder wrath.» Wow it
prominen‘tobeclaaraudfllcbtlycaldar.
SOUTH NolWALK.
What the People of Our city are Del-g
and Saul-l.
Mrs. William If. Raymond, of Henry
street, is seriously ill.
Officer Samuel Ireland has left South
Norwalk on a four days’ hunting trip.
The boat William Denny is discharg-
lngscargo of coal at John E. Ferris‘
dock,
William A. Brown, the welbknown
hatter. expects to open a hat store at No.
49 Water street.
Carpenten and builders of this city
report that business has ' not been so dull
in several years as at present.
The Epwortb league and the Social
Union of the 'First Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a fair in the near future
for the benefit of the church.
-Huyler‘s candy. fresh every day, at
Lane’s. 51 Washington st. ~
It is authoritatively stated that the
Consolidated road has decided to carry
the tracks overhead through South Nor-
walk, and that the work will be begun in
the near future. '
General Nelson Taylor has sold the
two-story brick building at No 50 Water
street. occupied by John W. Banks, the
builder and contractor, to David Kelley,
of South Norwalk.
It is reported in Bridgeport. says the
Daily Union. that Sanford‘s hat shop.
located in that city.i5 to start up again if
the Democratic party showsa disposition
to repeal the duty on wool.
Water Commissioner Samuel Raymond
was taken suddenly ill Saturday after-
noon while attending the funeral of Dr.
M. B. I’ordee and was removed to his
home on Courtlandt Place. lie is im-
proved to—day.
~Frankfurtvr sausage. 1
pound, at lIayt-s‘ market.
’1
1.
cents a
There will be a business meeting of
the W. C. T. U.. at Mrs. Knight's. to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. The
ladies will try to tiea comfortable dur~
ing the afternoon, so let all members be
present.
The Wagner Chess club wrll go to
Danbury Friday evening to play a re-
turn game with the club in that place.
'I’beNorwalk‘plnyers will be Dr, Bald-
win. Richard Morgan, Fred Northrop
and P. Mulrihill.
F. H. Baldwin.principal of the Roway-
ton school. will give an illustraated lccv
turn on Stanley‘s Bruin Pasha relief ex-
pedition. with a sketch of the life and
work of if. )1. Stanley. at the Brook-
side chapel. Middle Five Mile River.
Wednesday. November 16. for the bene-
fit of the chapel.
—--Ells' pics at Lane's. bl Washington at.
Saturday evening. while lfeyer Far-
rington'a water spaniel was gnawing a
bone. a large New Fouudland dog came
up and caught the spaniel by the
neck. and after shaking him run off with
the bone. The New Foundland soon re-
turned and again began shaking the
spaniel. When he let go the spectators
found that “Mr. Farrington‘a dog was
dead. The New Foaudlnnd belonged to
William Benjamin. ofr’lkrylor avenue.
lbslfarlonflbeldon.whohaibesu to
Adabsuar, Turkey. for some time, iI
syn-riding a few days with
Miss ”urgent HcCIars. of South
Main street. who was a claw
mateufllwflbeldon at Wellsrlsy Col
loge. Saturday eveningmsral members
of the Indie? Hintonary Society of the
thmgrrgutlonal church met at Ilia llc
Clara's homo and were entertained with
interesting accounts of the work. ous-
toms and habits of the people among
when It. Sheldon has been.
um. Howell's dancing on... which
nowursstulnlnaiofiall evarylouday
evening. is Wily ms roomful
tbuacvlri‘ “OWN-mama!
inshore-or is teaching all the Ian-t
[antenatal-dances with his usual ans-
cssu. Th0”? ‘ the full bsasfltof
thereun- ” nonhuman».
MWmmrmla-of
Dr.lt.ll.‘PadesruhddSatnrd-y
Mutton bummhortb
bylteviflil. ,“
I. heard. John
MAI-timid wflavsu, Irv. A. ,
A special nbeedngofColfuxBucamy p-
mentwillbehnldto-nlxbt.
Olllord Gould, of Brimlleld MI... is
spending a few days with Theodore
Knapp. Union street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwulk Building and loan Association
will be held to-lnorrow evening.
~A full llneof cmfeot'foneryat lotion.
bl Washington It. ‘
‘ The GeneralA-embly of '1801 masts
tomorrow at the Capitol. The Senate
comes in at 10:30 and the Horne atl
o'clock.
The result of the late election gives a
Republican in the Yale & Towne estab-
lishment the choice between losing ”5
and walking to Norwalk every night for
one week—Stamford Advocate.
The Democrats of Greenwich will have
a barbecue Wednesday afternoon to
ratify the election of Grover Cleve-
land. In the evening they will have a
parade of local and visiting companies.
—Bargains in wall paper; pictures
framed. Becker's. 79 Washington street.
South Norwulk.
The member. of the EastNorwalk Fife
and Drum Corps will hold their fifth
annual ball in Uermania Ilall-thls even-
ing. Heine‘s orchestra will furnish
music and Barry Richmond will be the
prompter.
George Seymour paid his election bet
to William Johnson. of the Mahackemo
Hotel. last week. riding him uptown in
a gaily decorated wheelbarrow. A large
number of friends of both parties wit-
nessed the sport.
—Juniua Brown does painting. paper
hanging and general jobbing. Order
sluts in pom office. 1’. 0. address. No. S
llavilnnd street. South Norwnllr, Ct.
Horatio Brown. formerly of South Non
walk. a member of the Dnnbury tire de-
partment. who received injuries to his
left shoulder and left hip while on duty
at a tire October 7. will receive a check
for $8 from the Connecticut State Fire
men's associating
The district convention of the Epworth
league will interest the Methodist Epis»
copal societies in this place. The conven-
tion is for all young people‘s societies in
this district of the New York East Con-
ference and many Methodist young peo-
ple will go down to New Rochelle on
Thursday.
—Rcoeonable prices at Lam‘s drpot
restaurant. Open all night.
Another wheelbarrow electioii bet will
be wiped out this evening at 5:30 o'clock.
John Dunlop bet on Harrison and Thomas
Kippie on Cleveland. The start will be
made from lloyt's drug store and will
probably be witnessed by a large number
of the employee of the Norwalk Lock
factory, where both men work.
The young people of the Advent
church of East Norwalk have organized
asociety knownas the Young People's
Society of Loyal Workers. and they are
havinga very interesting series of Sun-
day evening prayer meetings. beginning
at 6:30 o'clock, to which they invite
everybody. especially all who have no
church home.
The Italian dancer who was in South
Norwalk a week or two ago was in
Stamford Saturday. The Advocate
says the exhibition of the terpsichorcan
art he gave was a cross between a ballet
dance and an Irish jig intermixed with
an Indian snake dance-mud was enough to
give an immoderate drinker the jim-
jams.
“any Norwalk horsemen will probably
visit the horse show which opens in
Madison Square Garden to-day and con-
tinues until the following Saturday. The
fluent bred horses will be on exhibition,
and valuable prizes will be awarded to
the winners in each clan The show in
~ tinder-rhemlratrnnage of [a number pf
Wealthy unrem- or so; "York city and
will be a swell affair.
The directorsofthe New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad at their
meeting Saturday. elected the followlng
officers: President. Charles I’. Clark;
vice president and general manager,
Lucius Tattle: treasurer, William L.
Squire; secretary. W. 1). Bishop. Jr.
Thodimton voted to cmdsmn wharf
property in New burden in order to no-
quirs nan-e for steamboat.
0h.sfngauongofjnlcy hams and crisp
dolicloubaeon
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Ofmrlnyun‘vegnesusdlm. ysslndssd.
"l'ls "rulers” DELICIOUS.”
NDBIALI NEWS.
a am snaps or Ito-a ruin ta.
Malta-(Iowa.
Preparations are being made to lay
sidewalk-at the west end of School
life”.
St. Paul's Guild will meet at the, par-
lshrnoms tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o’clock. ,. 4...
The annual \fuirlof 8t. Ifury'ldtovsh
opens “at the Opera Bonus (flan-by
evening. . m *
A special meeting of the [ndlsu' Kun-
lary of the Y. If. C. A. will be held this
afternoon.
The schooner Northern Lighta. from
Mount Desert. isln the harbor with a
cargo of lumber.
0. ma Seeley. of Hartford. spent
Sunday inNorwalk.tbe guest of l". E.
Brady. of Berkeley street.
Kl"
Albert Lawrence, of New York city.
Lockwood. of Wall street.
Businms at the Butler street straw but
factory is better this season than it has
been in many years before.
Norwalk Military Institute.
The annual inspection of the Norwalk
fire department will take place ‘vm
day evening. November 23.
The opening reception of the season at
the Norwalk Military Institute Will lake
place next week Tuesday evening.
The King's Sons will meet in the Con-
grcgatronal parsonage. tonight at 7
o'clock. It will be box opening night.
Selectman Oscar Raymond has lost
his voice by reason of a fir‘vv‘m sold.
S one of his friends. howevemleclare that
he has been shouting for Cleveland.
L flouting is furnishing lively sport for
many Norwalk young men. Hunting
has improved considerable since the rain.
as the dogs can track the birds muchbet-
ter.
The report that the Norwalk wholen
mill is to shut down in a few days is in-
correct. The lower mill has shut down.
and will probably not start up again for
some time.
John Camp, If. E. sthop. D. W.
Raymond. and Henry (lmgory
went to New York Saturday
afternoon to see the Yalcvl’cnnsyltnniu
football game an the Manhattan field.
The Norwalk Union of the Y. I’. S. C.
II. will hold a union meeting at the
First Congregational church, Wednes-
day evening. November 30. at which
Alice Ifay Scudder will addrem theta on
junior work.
The annual meeting of the edicersund
teachers of St. Paul's Sunday school will
be held Tuesday evening. in the Sunday
school room. at 7:30 o‘clock. ll stu'my
the meeting will be purported until
Friday evening.”
The Court of Burgcsseu will holdan
adjoumed meeting this evening. They
will issues call fora borough meeting
to rake action upon the report of the
special committee appointed to select a
site and estimate the cost of a new
storage reservoir.
Steiner's sacred cantata. “llaughter of
Jarius," will be song at the annual fasti-
val of Trinity church choir. Bridgeport.
Thursday night. E. hf. Jackson. of Nor-
walk, will preside at the organ. It is
likely that a party of people from this
place will attend the festival.
The season's output of cider is said to
be of excellent quality. The makers say
that the same variety of apple varies in
made amml days retains its sweet:
nuslndrllnltely if properly cared for.
gallon by the barrel.
be given at the Athenuaum. to Inon
evening. under the unsplca of the Lu~
dm‘ Guild of lines church. are “for
suitable for holiday Elli. Will he on his.
alters o'clock. 'lhsdooru will open at a
o'clock In the afternoon.
lay banjo club.
The second sntvrtalnmsnt in the Y.
rte. A. eonrsswlll beboldattbqusvu
Home. deuday unplug. The Dm-
thsuatlvsllpanhhdaaus spa hauls»
flundgnltars. thahnrplstlununullud
llhhuflglldlbdm is
menstrual-fattest “at.
mania. the doom audio
is the guest of his sister, Mru. lattice
lies lury Batch. of New York. is
visiting Ira. C. A flarutrom. at the
differentycan as to its older making
quilt]. the best mun list-u W
whentbesruplr Mover-lbw“: W
The prlcsholda stumg at ten cents per
Preparations for the sale and supper to
sing satisfactorily. indicating that the
affair will has success. Fancy articlu.
andsupperwlllheauvursd at any time
lusts fortbs
occuulvmwmbsfumiubsdbytbcdcm
blitfloglm thubswltchlng landfill
STREET. SOUTH
In. mantles llallory is quite ill at her
boon on West avenue.
Ilsa Sadie line. of Slmsbury. is the
guest of Mrs. James K. Crofut. of Arch
street.
Ili- Annls L. Jarvis. of Tampa. Fla.
is the guest of tin. William B. 8mith,of
West avenue. _ s >
1 'Ilisa Ifa‘rjorls’Seotleld.‘du'ughter of I;
B. iflcofleld, or Bummcrstreet. is quite ill
with diphtbsrla. ‘ > .
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‘ Ilia. AlbatAdam-Pennoyu. sf Cal-A
fornia. is the guest of lfrs. Levi Warner
and Mrs. Pennoyer. of Arch street.
11. P. Batty and ILC. Elwood leave
town today for Plttsburg, Pa. in the in-
terest of the Worcester Salt company.
Thebmough water pipe on Riverside
avenue burnt one day lastweek and a
large amount of water has been wasted.
The Indien' Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist church hold a fair and
festival on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. in the basement of the church.
The ladies of St. Paul's church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, in
the parish rooms. tocomplete arrange.
ments for the bauar to be held next
month.
TbeBrotbcrbood of St. Andrew will
hold usocial meeting Thursday evening
at the pariah rooms. beginning at 8
o‘clock. It is desired thatall members
bepreaent.
blr. and Mrs. Christopher Johnstone.
of Hartford. are the parents of a bright
young son, born Friday. Mmdohnstoue
was formerly Miss Fannie VanAlstyne,
of Norwalk.
Among those who have kindly remem-
bered Emmanuel parish. writes a Lyon's
Plains correspondent. are Mrs Robert
VnnBuren. Rev. C. M. Selleck and Rev.
S. If. Watkins. of Norwalk.
The prospect for native turkeys for
Thanksgiving is said to be much better
than it was a year ago. but prices will be
well up.» the demand for native stock is
always greater than is the supply.
Mi- Laura do Lafayette. of Collins-
ville. and the Mia-es Carrie and Su-ie
Nelson. of Armenia. who have been the
guests of Mrs. [-1 ll. llntchkisa. of Arch
street, returned home this morning.
At a recent meeting of the First (Ion-
gregationul church it was voted to false
during the coming year dllbllll toward
the salary of Mr. Elwcll in India
This is at the rate of twenty-five cent-i
p-r member. and into be in addition to
the amount heretofore given to the
American Board.
The unclaimed letters remaining in
the post office for the week ending No-
vember l2. are as follows: Mrs. Lena
Andres. Arthur If. Hubbard. Robert
Minnie. Mrs. N. W. Northmp. Rev. l". J.
Russell. William Squires. Ii- Heater
Scum-n, Mrs. Wagner. Captain A. B.
Lunpherc. schooner “E. 1.. Dan."
The King's school footlrull eleven. of
Stamford. will play no more this season,
The players in important positions are
scrunch used up and disabled that the
loam ha» cancelled all engagements for
match games and has practically dis,
bandcd for the mo. The proposed
match with the Norwalk V. II. C. A. is
therefore 08. .,_...,...-..
About 2:30 o‘clock Sunday uflluer lur-
tin was summoned down West avenue to
the residence of lira. Lynn. where he
found James Veltch lying on the aide.
walk drunk. llo procured a horse and
wagon and carted the fellow to the lock-
up, whm he spent the night and greater
part of yesterday. last night he was
released. __ W-.. ,-
More! martian were published as
follow» at St. lary's church yesterday:
Pint fittermllnnkaaac and Funny
Imktey. Thom unlit”), sud Delia
mimic»... lfnrphy and Harpist
(hirer-an. Thomas Hunt and Margaret
Cavanagh. Second time. Richard Ryan
and Ifary Moors. Thomas kyle and
Hannah Kelloher.
-—”Dnn’ttobacco spit or smoke your
life away.”is the narrw ofa little book
just received tellingull about Ketchup
-ths wonderful. burials-s. mud
cure for chewing. smoking. «inverts
habit orsnuff dipping. limbo lstbo
only gnuruntad tobacco habit sure in
lllworkl. Sold by drought. luntlon
this ppm The Sterling Remedy (30..
at Randolph strut. Chm or Indian
lllnsrulllprlnp. Ind.. and not a book
mulled free.
fast m aft-noon. under the
we! Ills-om Edna K. St.
Juba.‘andtbukindly atliutamnnd help
dtbsflswtlauuflvamdwhlcbhs
settings and customs Its a not by Mmhsalstvuuhghotmlu was
any mun-u ordinary ooajnur. lib
Napalm-hindered”
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Ifimm'
sacrum-inns _
at _
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safirou am. to IAIBI.
lu-or lays Ila Will '01] I Georgia
Widow.
Nzw Yeas. Nov. H.-—Ths Advertiser
rays that David B. Hill's bachelor days are Le
numbered. When he returns to Washing-
ton to December to mums his place in the
mate of the United States it ta altogether
probable that be will have a partner with
hlm. The lad who. it is currently report-
“1119‘va t e'clé'cypolltician'r heart is
'i abuthcrn beauty. Her name to Mrs. Fan-
dls Iver-on. Ilsr home is in Atlantis Mrs.
lvsrafonlsa mow opthe sunny side of
thirty. She malns all of the beauty of
young worn-flood. Iler features are regu-
lar. her eyes a rich blue and her hair wavy
and golden.
Senator Hill's visit to Atlanta, the occa-
sion of his first meeting Mrs. Iverson, was
msdeln company with Governor Roswell
P. Flower and a number of other promi-
nent New Yorkers to secure the World's
fair for this city. Mrs. Iverson has three
children-all boys-a snug little fortune
and many friends in the fashionable world.
The senator has a fine home in the suburbs
of Albany. it has been decorated and fur-
nlshed in the last month. and much taste
is exhibited in the selections. People who
claim to know any that none but a woman
could have suggested all the pretty things
that can be seen in the senator’s mansion
on the bill.
Ilargurct Hath" Weds Again.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. ll-Captain Pabst,
the millionaire brewer, was very much sur—
prised to receive notice from his eldest son.
Colonel Gustave Pabst. that he was mar-
ried to Margaret Mather, the actress. in
San Francisco on last \l'ednesday, This
was the first the family knew of Colonel
I’abst’s love affair lie is "Fully-six ymrs
old and very handsome,
Thurman's Granddaughter I. Wed.
COLUMBUS. 0., Nov. l-I.-(Tanla are out
announcing the wedding of Virginia Allen
Thurman, granddaughter of the "Old Ro
man." to T. K. Cole. It Will take place on
the 22d inst.“ ~ ..
Judge Cooley Dead.
NEW YORK. Nov I‘.“D M Cooley, of
Dubuque. Ia. judge of the supreme court
of that statr.rlied at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. J. l-‘ Douglass, 2n “'ut
End avenue. of paralysis Judge Cooley
was born at Sugar Hill. N, ll . in 1&5, lie
was Indian commissioner under President
Grant and served several terms ma lie»
publican senator tn the lawn legislature
A few years ago he was made judge of the
supreme court. For twenty years he has
been President of the Dnbuquc First Na—
tional bank.
Judge Spencer In Trouble.
DULUTH. Nov. M.—-Judge Jam Spencer
was arraigned on an indictment charging
him with grand larceny. ills arrest grows
out of the attempt of John Moran to col-
uct his judgment for “Stu“; from the
Eastern Minnesota Railroml company
Judge Spencer is attorney for the raid. and
alter a train and locomotive had been at
tacbed by Moran's attorney Spencer is al'
legal to have dirrcted the engineer to re
more the chain that locked the wheels of
the engine. lie denies hm"; been [xrr‘senl
at the time. -
"Bloody Sunday’s" l’lfth Annlveraary.
lioxmrx. Nor It —Tbc demonstration in
Trafalgar square to celebrate the dub an»
nlvrruary of "ill y Sunday" was attend
ed by large but orderly crowds There
were many red flags visible At the even
lag meeting the speakers invariably urged
their hearers to follow the examples of
Persons and Havocbul, and proclaim death
to the capitalists
Immigration Active Again.
Saw Your. Sm H.~The steamer City
of Chester. from Liverpool. landed 32$
uturnge pamngvru on Ellis island. and the
steamer Etruria 3233. making a mini of 6M,
'I'btrls thclnntcat number that has been
landed on theisland since September l'olor
nel Weber said he believed immigration
would now he removed.
IZrlwIn Booth's Birthday.
Klw Yuan. Nov, it ”Sunday was the
httyninth birthday of l-Zdwln Boom The
veteran actor spent the day (piirtly at the
Players‘ club. of which he is president. .t
number of friends called through the day
to tender their congratulations. and be re
cclvcd a great many cards and expressions
of good will.
return Calm a Murder.
lllcrmoxn. Nov ll.~—-Ifcv Dr, .I ll Mof»
fett. pastor of the Ilsptlst church in North
Danvllle and the recognized Prohibition
leader in Virginia. is dead, and .l T, Clurk‘.
a Democratic politician. la in jail charged
with murder The men quamlrtl over
polltth .. ._. ......... m.”
Doro-ford u Blsrkrwulln.
NI! l‘ons. Nov. lt.-"l.orrl (fir-flu
Benaford." the talented young unamp who
is how wearing a convict suit in a Georgia
state prison. threatens to publish scandal»
our stories shout two wealthy satiety tad!”
nulm they pay him [5.610
.. “4-..... “LAW” w ..
in. August furl-oat Dying.
Nair Your. Xnv N.«—‘.llrs .tnumt hel-
rnont. the rider." dying at her home at
too Fifth avenue Mn Ilrlnnmtlsudangh
tor of Commodore Matthew [3, Perry and .
mm of Commodore 0hr" llszard Perry,
the hero of Lake Eric
A Woman Attunpts hum.
Amsnc Cnv. Nov. u- A mm of
Pratt-es. an oil mmham of Phil».
dolphin. hltyyvursold. attempted to com.
nut «kids by cutting lm threat from ear
to car but will die
A 'l’vuusp‘u fiendish ctr-e.
mam. Pu. Nov undo“ layout.
and fourteen dlsdot burns received-t the
baud: at a trump named Anthony llaalon.
who threw coal oil ell on the boy’s clothes
and not them alive.
Murma- Oml Inland.
Wmmanu. Pa. ffov. rec-Policeman
Grulmf Mia. was shot and killed
tutbstplass by an unknown man walls
patrolling lit-bout. its arrests have been
.
Amadeus.
WW. . Pu. lfov. 14¢an
m C. u 0‘ w
m ma... f lath-al.-
lr.W.I.vay.wnnkavbsru lath
an; kunnau a no». I». for the
mark“ Miami-us avari-
fissfiuwfllumuu—H ram: In
woman... man... or...
is 319353 4 to l 2 Y ears
NORWA LK.
Butter 1
At ' 250. in-
in this city. Our prices are low;
tumor, and do it.
‘ LEADING
Thergis‘ music
We wish them
Ellie air and
Wtz’hereby bid them come in ope
5
Special for
lie. ll).
lflc. Ill.
lrloln Steak.
Olllltl Steak,
'7 E' J.
PElIPlE'S IIIIET.
13 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 52 3.
A New Layout of the Diamond.
A new layout of the base ball field;
contemplates the addition of another
base. but no more players. as the shortv
stop would be utilized as a baseman. The
new base lines would throw third and
fourth bases about ten feet further out
than the present base lines. thus making
avery mucblarger area for fair hallo.
thereby increasing the batting very con—
siderably, besides reducing the number
of foul balls. The new infield would by
this arrangement have five sides to it,
with ninety feet from home to first and
from fourth to home. as at present.‘
while there would be but seventy foot
from first to second. from second to
third, and from third to fourth, This.
would give the base runner abctu'r”
chance-of stealingimm. but the catch-
ers thrrming distance is decreased from
about I234 or 129 feet [0 1'30 0! I'll) (not.
and he is in a turner {amnion to throw-—
the ball going diagonally across the dia-
mond. and there being no obstacle such
aspitchcr or umpire in the way. The
change is augmented in the interval of a'
lirelicr fielding garlic. ‘
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Little Things Worth Knowing.
D) you know that yo mn drin- nails
you dip them first in lard?
That corks warmed in ull make excel:
lent substuutn; for giant stoppers?
That a lump of camphor in your
clothes press will keep steel ornamcntw
from tarnishing?
That stale bread will clean kid gloves?
That bread crumbs cleanse silk gowns?
That milk. applied once a week with a
soft cloth, freshens and preserves boots
and shoes ?
That gloves can be cleaned at home hv
rubbing with gasoline?
That weak spots in a bl:ka still: waist
may be strengthened by sturkingmurt
plaster underneath? l
That tooth pvmrlrr ii an c-wille-nt'
Cleanser fur fine flllgh-r- juwwlry?
That a little Vuwlinv. rubbed in one?»
a day. will keep tlu- hands from lrlxzip- '
ping ? 5
That gum “Bibi" and gum truzacanthl
in equal p iris dissolved in lint wan r
make the best and most cunviuent muvi-
lage you can keep in the humor?
A Inflation for Norw-llr Capitalists.
Prominent Bridgeport mun prnpow to
form a shrub Company with a capital of
$50.00 to erect tenements in I'I‘Sllt‘t'ullrlr‘
parts of the Pit) . furnish them with all
vmuie-rn improvements. and let tln-rn m
the lowest p seible rr-mnl. lie-shire tho
model (coconut house pt'nj-K'l they in-
mtcnd to furnish an apartment Imtlrm in
the center of the city. and let apartments
for light hnuwc‘km-ping. sultry} of moms
and single lodging room. In this hon-w
l
where the occupants of the rmrm will be
furnished with flmt clan meals at rm—
onable prim.
Are your children subject to croup':
If so. you should never be without a bot-
tle of Chamberlain‘s thumb Remedy. It
is a certain cure for comp. and has never
teen known to foil. If given (only an
soon as the compy cmrgb 3|)wa it wil
prevent the attack. his the sole re»
trance with thousands of mutlwnv who
have cmupy PWM.W| rwvi-r disap-
points them. There is no danger in my-
ing this rvnwdy in large and frwprunt
«liners. as it contains nothing injurious.
. a»
If a flow York millionaire given a din
net at 5th avenue and Mntnvt. muting
0700.00. which you [9 per a dyapqr-in.
and these . spend .1. M1!) in «loc—
toru’ bills an: flnall have to pay 15.00
each for Cactus lib (lure to con them.
what would be the saving per lupus if
the dinner Ihotfld not be given. there-
helng in mm at the feast?
Inquire at Haiated’s drug store when
you may have the prurient solved and
nut information alxrnt m Blast (Tim
lies Emma Van Tassel
& can
rumor-m 0'
FINE mummy.
linden. Parts all low lurk.
on "WDAT. IIIDAY
I all
sa'm'm . . "u“
cant but? I. ”T
nus.
mummified.
sr wast-m- at. 0a. saw-n.
MERfiIL‘L‘" I
His, WEEK-m—
we are offerings line Dairy
Butter! , Butter l
33 Washlngton Street. South Norwal
the butchers are delighted;
_ ' to feel that they're everyone invited.
And that it isn’t our Intention that any should be slighted.
Into hard wood Without banding them if‘ ' ..
‘ (jmwr.
there will be now common dining mun]
BUSINESS llllllEllE '
‘ Trh. If .
'1"- .m, w -
' At 25c. lb.
WW...”
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 averpge cue-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
GROCER,
kl
n competition,
see whose purse is longest, and in the best condition,
And If we here can stay without asking their permission.
W
this Weck. .
Portsfhou ‘ I
shoulder." Steak.
' m. n.
In. Ill.
WADHA'MS. Proprietor
FIEE llEllVEllV,
PEGPLE’S IIIlKET.
2| Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 57-3.
ran... a can...“
lleal Estate and Insurance.
WAN" [56105 li’I'REE'I'.
i’ermns lookln foralot.nr house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and ex uninc- our list. We have them for
sale in every parrot the city at flammable
prince and on I nsv terms. an!» tf
warren."
‘VASTPZDM superior; by a steady man:
worked as tin-man tort! cannunrler.
sfnndsrepmnng:alsothuraruof one. Wil-
ling to taken pm: ion in any “phony. Can
be highly recommended. Address: E. P. ..
this office.
\IE want first class travelling salesmen
and luv-at accrue in each section. to
handle our iubriraring oils and grease an a
«tale line on I' mini-iron. Columbia Oil and
uremi- l 0.. Cleveland. 0th n7 2w
1‘0 ”21‘.
' ‘liir‘. hall on mini door of nihble's block.
, formerly “null for lodge room. Will be
alto-ml m ~llll h rum. Chltul he used fur light
11 unriforrurinc nr urhrr purp sea. Also ~ingle
room on «ennui tlmr. Apply to J. Irving
ni:
Ellltltlr. lw
l)LEA.~3A.\'T home and mind board for de fr-
utllr: ports»; rm children. Address
"Home." Sci-libel I'mflt. oil 3:
‘IV'F. jrnvms on the first flour. rnrner South.
_ Mam ~ln‘rf. and llarJnnl Place. ltrnt
9:... arm. room-g ll't Slip-1c Hull block. ken:
ilL’. Apply p. E“; Woodward. m if
' Ell 'f Wit tlmr of home Xi. mtxmrrmwnue,
Pat‘l Surwnlkmumuininz 4 rmrm. City
water in. Rent 5:! Ibqulf'v- of Mrs. Thomas B.
Smith. on Ith‘lll‘lrm n) [w
t
”WEIR. port of hum-r. Sn. ll High street.
Real ill Apply (-1 JaILIS I}.
.. fig ,-.. W , Mi :1
4 BO”)! apartments. yrumd and third floor
net-um: a f'nl'l’mtf Illvrt‘k; rv-ll' SH and :9:
modern lmprm’emrmn: hails ham) and
ligh'o-l, inquire 1.1 tr... "mm": ill: Old Well
i'lgtl'"0.. El “calling-in slrnvrf. oil tr
8W house Taylor 3mm», 3
. 7}; "IRE.
k\ Watt-r street. fl; 5 rmrnr. El
farm house. burn warden an.
Ianlft.‘5;
fume
nIt): six rooms. flow-yum. ’13. W J
rm.
1 ll harms.
Ramon
mil
l-‘ll If an Ill).
film! to: «row lininc. stlfnlirtllc for [iro-
llrll'k. .‘nnlb Sorwalk llanlwa ef'n.
no 'Julrn
4’
LIIS'I‘.
swat: -;wrltlut mw.r~-il and ohm-.fnur
J y-.tr- ultl. Finvlur Will be F"‘v‘lkl‘lll"l by
rrmrnmc mr ln .n-v- l?.ll.~' .t. hen-nu. Sur-
walker numbing b2. i . \Vhltw. it M.¢)luii.l‘r.
n'- *f
, . ,
l0! .\ ID.
\‘llflltl’fi. her-.2, Owner ran have him by
I “l'trb'lfl :ul‘vvfir'l'ly‘ amt “yin-a: I‘lmrzw.
1p. 3' mylmr.“ "-l'll. l-In-r Sums-1k. if nut
tlmmr: 11-. thru- ring- "bill. be bill to pan rx~
prnvw. nil 1|:
.\ Emil-l. spit-r «loot. which thrown" can
I have by paying for this advent-cruel}!
am! applying to W. t'. llama? Washington
street. I; 4 1:
Dress Making
Ii lbe.‘ T. T.ulur_sy-lcrn. )Irw. Smilli. W
teary form-r. but horwalx. Ll: lw
in Ref y. urn hawki-
Ill“ Ii IRE I." run and hanging
lamps n- him! some ,u one for the Wlliltrl’,
nnl yo .I’ Hallie that? s lve‘ wish-«I fur flu- hall.
slap-a. Wo- rl-n nil klru‘- of c-lrrrrnp'atlng in
20 it, diver. m kri and, Home ’IIlillelKl‘ Mid.
refinishing but» war... Nun’s“ Hun minmn-
fr «l «wry nrrm it» w» nrr hon- to stay.
MI'KF'III H ”- . ll?! “'.kft'l' a? ,Fim h \an
vmll‘t. Work v ill li- left n! lth i’uflrr‘s.
Wall 4.. Mrmrllt. on 1 .«rr l'nn'tlilwn's [ll/Jub-
uor s‘uw. \\‘n-l.sru;fwn -l.. nun. Surunlk. and
will ll mi pr p' ”Howll' n. vl'l l;
gillrrluinmmfs.
”Mill Hill. 8001'" IllllWIlK.
WM. ll. IKAI’I’. Manager.
rm: Solution:
FRIllAV, NlW. lfllh,
1".» Iain] Inluhlng New York um ram,
ElENllllA - '
- Mcllllllllll.
mw hur- lml and fl Ir mlmumut mlhl rnev~
flinch! immature-«l
if you don‘t but
“The filtl that Instr the item
of all the Gentlemen"
you will rvgrrt it.
flfl. llllllllli lllllllllll.
The Imman- l'rlp-h l'u ”I'ftflldlti'. as “‘llln'
PLENUH.‘ . It'll I'KIK.
"a will in you the char-a trr trm- tn We.
lucklnir n: no» and vn usrlry. nu
l'hl'Al. PRICE-t Wild. I’llflAll.
m tAIlIEs’ lllltll
uf firm Chum. will hold 0
SALE ANll Slll’l’Ell
.47 Till ATIIXWI‘EIIM.
Tuesday. November l5.
amnxoox A!” anflll‘fl.
JEMIE III'S “Ill! Bllll.
0! M. will furnish rum.
Dinar in. Siam. thaw-sun u it
‘Dfllfllufl, flu. ennui-urn?»
stem importer:
' YD Mu Cu Aw COURSE.
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