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The weather to-dsy promises to be generally
from fair to partly cloudy and warmer. possi-
bly with log. followed by rain, Tomorrow it
promises tube from cloudy to partly cloudy.
preceded by rain, ylth falling temperature.
followed by clearing. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
.nld Bart-n.
The boat L. VanArden is dbcharging
coal in Westport for Raymond Brothers.
—A full line of confectionery at lane's,
5‘1 Washington at. '
Stephen Bishophaa secured a position
as train boy on the Consolidated railroad.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Ills.
Thomas Nevells, of Valley Place, yester-
day.
Mrs. Charles Allen, of Taylor avenue,
is recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Charles F. Waterbury, of Haviland
street, was somewhat improved this
morning.
Miss Mabel Beers, who has been the
guest of Mrs. C. F. Tolles in Ansonia,
the past‘few' days, returned to her home
in South Norwalk yesterday.
——Pay your election bets with a hat
bought of the Universal Hat Co, 49
Water street, South Norwalk.
Miss Pauline Swords, of South Main
street, attended the meeting of the Mati-
nee Whist club at lilies Ines Keeler's,
yesterday afternoon, and won a prize.
The delegates from the Epworth
League of the First Methodist Episcopal
church to the convention in New
Rochelle, yesterday, were P. H. Pen-
warden, Robert Thompson and George
S. Miller.
—.~\n assortment of fresh Iluyler's
candy at Lane's, 51 Washington street.
Major Edgar A. Toms, of Stamford,
has been appointed, for the third term.
District Deputy Grand Patriarch in
charge of the Odd Fellows‘ encampments
of District No. 6. which includes Slam.
ford, Norwolk and South Norwalk.
~Rt‘flr‘iillllbl8 prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The King's Daughters of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
"it?! with Miss Lizzie Tolles, at ‘25 Fair-
flcld avenue, at 7:30 this evening, to ar-
range for an entertainment of a novel
character, which will be given in the
church parlors at an early date.
The union Thanksgiving service of the
Baptist, Congregational and Methodist
churches, to be held next Thursday in
the latter church, will commence at 10:30
a. m., instead of it o‘clock as in previous
years. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Gerald E. Beard, palm of the Con—
gregational chur__c_l1.__
~New England peanut tail y at Lane‘s,
51 Washington street.
For thethird time within a year the
oyster business in this vicinity has been
paralyzed by a storm. Tuesday's great
storm causal a general upheaval of the
beds, ending the industry for the present
season. It would probably have been
motioned about a month longer if the
weather had been good.
-A good hat for 01.26: extra good,
”.50; wine still, “.75; boynl derbys,
”.00,“ Universal Bat 00., 49 Water
street. South llorwalk.
Theltev.W.8trotbt-r Jonesmector of
St. Paul's church, Falrlleld, has been
called to become rector of St. John’s
church, lingerstown, lid. The call is a
flattering one. but Ir. Jones has endear-
ed blinsell to the parish in Fairlieid,over
which bah-been rector for-everal
years,aud his parishioners sreln hopes
that he will decline thecall and remain
among them.-—~Bridgsport Standard.
~Home made plea, lane’s, til Wash. at.
TheYounngople’sBocietyoleristtan
humor niefiouta Harv-lam
churchmen) haven minionary’l'hanb-
giving altering til-night. list Howard,
fromllartford,n to speak. A cordial
lull-Ion ls‘eixtvndeit toall. Each one
fwmfiafimhmflmmnnnhy
schoolsnilY.P.S.C aha-Masked
--a last sham tracking. We here
noduvspmrtlistthivemgrm liens-
litetebb Murine-Wine
mama-a hu- tlie‘ smoking at
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BACON. ’
Nr.W.N.Tary,whohal-h tulle
South Norwaik.
iii. Zeirns 7.3“... the only mum
of kit. and Ills. Stephen Thayer. of Wil-
ton,.isseriously ill with gastric fever.
—Buyler‘s candy, fresh every day, at l
lane‘s, bi Washington at.
Ilia Edith Hoflman and Georgette!-
fort, the butcher employed by A. Ilalmo,
are to be married Thanksgiving night in
Arion hall.
0. ii, Hall, superintendent for Read a
lchlbbin, who, have ills contract to, lay
the rails for the me’ay company, is
stopping at the Old'Well Hotel.
—Buy your hats where you can buy
the beat for the leastmoney. This is at
the Universal Hat company's store, 40
Water street, South Norwnlk.
The annual sociable of the Germania
Smugerbund will be held in their hall
next Wednesday evening. Heine's or»
chestra will furnish music for the danc-
ing.
A jolly crowd of young Democrats
went to New Canaan last night and
“made Rome howl,”aaone of them ex-
pressed it this morning. Refreshments
were served and a line time was had
byall. -—
—Pule notice with pure cream, tie. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
The South Norwalk Boston store’s new
advertisement to-day,addressed to whom
it may concern, will concern many
readers of Tm: SLWISKL, especially
ladies who contemplate buying anything
in the line of jackets.
“Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 363,
Sons of St. George, will give an cuter-
tainmeut, feed and dance at the Athen-
roum. Tuesday evening, November 2‘2.
Mr. Parry. of Bridgeport, has been en-
gaged and will give some new songs.
Admission, 25 cents.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Nahackemo Hotel are Clam Louise Keb
log, the famous singer. and her bus.
band. Carl Stmkosch, and Daniel Day
and N. L. Wilkinson, of Providence, the
National bank examiners, who are ex-
amining Norwslk's banks.
—-llats at retail at manufacturers‘
prices. Universal list Go, 49 Water
street, South Norwalk. Open Saturday
evening until 9 o'clock.
ahow a big gain in collections at Bridge—
port during the last fiscal your. The in-
ventoried value of the pact-aces received
is mic-fill. and the duties derived there-
from amount to $244,456. 75. This shows
a decided increase in the collections. and
places that port among the foremost in
the state.
-—“Don't tobacco spit or smoke your
life away.”isthe name ofa little book
just received telling all about Notobac
«the wonderful, harmless, guaranteed
cure for chewing, smoking. cigarette
habit or sand dipping. Soto-hue is the
only guaranteed tobacco habit cure in
the world Sold by druggists. Mention
this paper. The Sterling Remedy 00.,
45 Randolph street., Chicago, or Indiana
Mineral Springs, Ind.. and get a hook
mailed free.
sonnets saws.
A Dressy Budget of Items Iron the
MINI-Coffins.
Warden J. D. Kimmey is in Phila-
delphia. ._._,_.
The annual meeting of St. l‘aul’s Sun-
day school will be held tonight.
A number of Norwalk Democrats
dmveto Wmtport last night and took
putt in the jubileaLmW
Stewart W. Byiugton secured a supply
of ”bait" this morning and started out to
try lhherman's look.
In the direction a WOMJIM last
night, there was a big blaze. Ian: in»
plethoiight it was on the outskirts of
townaudtrledtolocateit. without suc-
cem. ltiesnpposed tohavebeensbarn.
In the Superior Court at Bridgeport,
yesterday. Walter R. lanyard. oi Nit-
walk, charged with mating a suit of
clothes from Bryant, lie-settle" was
acquitted, there being no cannula“
him.
Bpeakingof the prveentatlon of ”Th.
Daughter of Jaime,” last night, by the
vested choir ot Trinity church, Bridge-
port, thebaily Union says: "At the or.
non. ILkason provedhlniasiisinas-
tarot the instrument extracting a vol-
ume, depth and range ofexptvsdou quite/
suspected.
«Wanted-a young lady to operate on
lunged for that purpose.
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lllss Alice.§ln‘cl;ir,‘hofifllmohly;ll: ..
is the guest of relatives on Union Park.
can Smith and Samuel Duksin have
been drawn 3 jurors in the Superior
Conn.
Ills. A. ll. Baldwin, of Wall “reel. is
spendingthe week with her husband's
parents in Jersey City.
mi. Ilsrr 8mm . the sand woman
who was Mounted at WM”.
Is- Iw- III-rid m ..
Sherman commuting, No, inflict.
ed Order'of the Golden rougwill give a
basket sociable in the American lecban-
ics‘ hall this evening. :
—Don‘t forget the grand Colombian
ball of Company F, at the armory, next
Wednesday evening. Admimiou Oi.
Tickets for sale by members.
Engineer C. N. Wood has staked out
.i. T. Prowitt‘s building lot. and the
cellar for George I. Buxton‘s new resi-
dence on Elmcrest boulevard.
Dr. George Baxter, of East avenue,
contemplates moving to Bridgeport in
the near future. It is said he has a pur-
chaser for his residence on East avenue.
Miss Howard, of Hartford. spoke upon
homo missions at the First Baptist church
last night. There was a good attend-
ance, and her remarks were listened to
with interest.
The newline of water pipe which is
being laid between the milk at Winni-
pauk was successfully carried under the
canal yesterday, the ledge of rocks which
the workmen encountered having been
blasted out. it will take but a short
time to complete the work.
The sidewalk on the west side of Main
street caved in again yesterday, due to
the fact that the earth under the walk is
not solid, and the recent rain caused itto
settle. On Tuesday morning one of the
large flag stones sank as a man was
walking over it, giving him a bad fall.
Engineer C. R. Wood laid, out al new
street yesterday through Edwin S.
Adania' property. between Butler and
Orchard streets. Do the lots thua'
ed up Mr. Adams proposes to erect sev-
eral cottages.‘ The excavation for the
collar of one of them was commenced
this morning.
Miss Morrell, of Hartford. who has
beentho guest of bliss lnex Keel", of
Mott avenue, returned home this room»
lug, accoiiipaniod by Miss Rector, who
Will be her guest. On Saturday both of
the young ladies will go to Springfield to
witness the Ynlollarvard football
match.
Pensions were granted to the follow—
ing residents of the state of Connecticut:
0. l". Packard, William Furguson, C. L
Barlow, W. ll. Brightman, Francis
Smith, t'. ll. Wright, Joseph W. Pack-
ard, I’hmbe L. Nichols, Candace B.
Adams. minors of John Hallory: Catha-
rine Packard, Sarah I". Pratt.
—A professional operator will give les-
sons fiee in the use of the Detroit Singer
and Home Delight sewing machines at
the Boston store, Norwalk. every day
this week.
The heavy iron tamper used to ham.
mer down the paving blocks on lain
street weighsoue hundred pounds, and
lshaudled by a workman spechliy en-
Ilia muscles
have become hardened to the task and
he makes easy work at what would
make an ordinary man collapu in a
aborttime.
Bicycle thieves are becoming alto—
gethcr too common; nearly every day
the papers have notices in them to the
effect that a bicycle has been stolen.
Therein but one way to pot dowatfi:
class of criminals, and that is tovent
them to thevfullmxtent of the law:
llorse stealing lealwsye rigours-u their
witb,sml whenatiiiat steals a biqeie
bet-taking the equivalent of a man's
horse.
in an mm or the tire by which
lie. Brennan met her (bath, 'l‘us 8m-
su. stated that the fire was extinguished
before the arrival or the firemen. 0n
tlib point we were misinformed. Alist-
ant Chief-Engineer Helicon says the
ilrewssconilnedtoonv room wbsnthe
firemen arrived, and that they soon ex-
ttngukhsil it. The firemen, he says,
deserve great credit for the way they
worked in the pouring rain.
J.K.Judson,of Thom-tun, a ingu-
enrolment-emanation,"
intown on Wednesday looking ates:
Sore-It's tel-at school children. [to
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
snow next week, the insurance on the
life of her late hm
Dr. William A. Lockwood, of Block-
lyn, N. Y., farineviyof Norwalk, iaabout
tors-nine his practice here.
Dwyer’sband gave a concert at St.
Nary'schuvch faiv,intheOpua House.
Iastnight. A muelcaiand literary pro-
gramme was also rendered. A large»
number of. people were pvt-sat. The
feirwillbecontlnnedaine nights.
About“ ms potluck ol the
turkey dimmvedlnlhs-Y. I. (l. A..
gymnasiu- this noon. Six tables, with
nesting capscityof on each, were set
. in the laage hall. and everythingwas
served in a most appetizing manner by
the laiies' Auxiliary.
George Wendling has announced his
candidacy for the oliiceof envoy extra»
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary
from the United States to Germany. He
says Mr. Cleveland, by giving him the
cities, will secure a minister who can
apeakthe language, which within he
an inducement.
Rev.George VanAlstyne, Victor Sel-
leck, lire. Lewislt. June, Minnow Mary
SelleckJ’my Powell, Ilattie Soutield,
and Florence Pitch, of Norwaik, wrnt
to New Rochelle yesterday to attend the
convention of the Epworth Leagues and
other young people’s moieties of the
Methodist churches in the New York
Hart district. b M
OVER Til! RIVER.
News and (Bowel. d (to Day II Illa!
Sat-all.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. (lovham have re«
turned from a visit in aniklyn.
Captain (hear St. John. of the schoon-
er Jennie (1. May, In spendingja few days
at his home in this place.
lira. [Mlle “unfold and llliiu Saddle
Randall attended the Epwortli league
convention in New Rochelle yesterday.
as delegates from the East avenue II. E.
church.
The East Small "Dark Seem" but»
levy went to West Novwalk Wednesday
night and ”tinted in the demons“
tioo there. The Messy they wmhigh-
ly entertained.
The prortll League will meet link
9999' «wingin theparlorsof theehurcbto
rehearse for an entertainment of tab-
leaux.dialoguu,ete.,tobe givsntnthe
near future.
The fair held at the East Arcane
Nethod'nt church chard last night,
when the articles remaining unsold were
auctioned MT. The fair has been a 50’?
cent in both a mini arid financial way,
and the ladies; are well pleased with the
result of their labors.
lint few petiple are aware that the two
sturdy willow trees in front of Jerome
E. Smith's residence on Carnage avenue,
grew from sprigs taken from the Iargv
willow which grown over Napalm Boa—
apertc's graveon the Island of St, Helena.
The shoots were presented to Charles W.
LeCount by a friend who had traveled
there about thirty years ago.
IllNAlTllS. .
Anuinber of people from this place
attended the Epworih [£1qu convention
in New Rochelle, yesterday.
A surprise party was held at the house
of C. ll. Avery, in this place. Iastevew
ing. About forty of his friends were
pvcaent,and dancing was enjoyed until
slatehonr. Therewasromegood music
during the evening and refreshments
were served.
The Buwayton Battery, accompanied
by a number of the mks: of the
Darien llemocrsticelnb.marrbsd through
the pvincipalstrvetsofthiaplacelast
night,beaded by admin corps. Although
there were only a few of the victovimvs
party in line they made things "bowl"
with their mortar. Fireworks wens dip
played-long the line of march. Cap-
taloW.I.Stevsue’ Macawhrve the
ins- wsve led. was We decorat-
ed with I“, bunting. lanterns and
income, which. withekymckets, llama-
candiesmudretlinht. made the plan
look very Ila-derives. It is thought.“
will be another parade tomorrow night.
Thee-sect the State apt-it Allied
mermwhhchamaiwithlettingtke
"Rustic" foe il‘novderiy pupil-rs. icon
trislintlleSwpevlovCuart.
CIASIIIII MISS.
lmDayte-llostosissisk.
Mia-Laeylluttuah- Mel-ed home
from Stamford.
Nivsllsttie crawled lam
frisnihfm-Cltylslsns.
Iblnfleawlbhd'mievlsib
www.mtamm
litre lilac m, of Weston, I.
been vhitlag lire Etta and Bertha
(Icky.
“Willow Tethbvkb-
ugli- pars-b, Iv. and Ira lamest
W.
Franktlreunyssl ta-iiywitl have
Hells. Jan I!“ pm on New»
tow-m ,.
And-lbwflkekdidtbusflsnu
“SGMH It“ Wiles.‘
Whg
Heli-
IlmlnttlsAIs-saedN-Isr Mart
angry-(MM. his vine»
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Nix. Patrick Nulcahey will receive
188! e
llark cloths
TO ENJ
thoroughly and heartil
the courses. ly so
the world to prodtr‘e. Al
y our unrivalled FrancoAmeric
made ready for the table
‘nothi r than these superb
lElllllI Illlilill.
DBAIAI Ill WINGS.
Mn“! lame l- ”Iek Play-Ooh;
howl. will as Interested.
Elmore Mdluckin will be presented at
lfusic llall tonight. Thesdventof this
laughing New York success has been so
genuously advertised that little remains
to be said regarding it. That it will
draw agoodhouse seems almost anor-
ed. Horace Randall. the female Irish
impersonator. will present the widow
Irneto lite. lacking ridicule and vulgar-
ity. Dick Nomthe German come-
dian with the company. has been seen
herewtheck’sBsdBoy and the Cold
Day companies.
Lew Dockvtadev’s minstrek will be the
attraction at anic Hall next Tuesday
night, Nomad. It will has relief to
sees"tlrst part,” although prettily set
middle-ed. bearing no rminblance to
the ”spectacular" rubbish which every
one is tired of. Music is the feature. and
a good feature; It is in the hands of
such vocalists as J. ll. Woods. Harry
Nutrition. Barry Leighton. John H. Davis
and the Columbia Quartette. The end-
men, Harrington, Samoan. Powers and
the only Lew Dockstader are both funny
and original. llr. Dockstadei’s burlesque
impersonation: of President Harrison
and Grover Cleveland provoke any
amount of laughter, as will also his
Ward Schllister lecture. Dockstadev
has redeemed more shows than one. but
in his organization of this season he is
only one of the many features. Some of
the devcvut acts are the remarkable
clog dancing of William Rowe. the
funny and thoroughly excellent musical
act of Falke and Semons. and the comic
knock-about actof Blocksoin and Burns.
Thematthetop of this notice repre-
sentanlke and Semons.
On November 1th the stageof Siblo‘a
was turned over to the enormous pro-
duction of the Dr. Carver " 9 Scout
Co." Over ELM!) [mple witnessed the
performance in the first week. On No-
vernhrr 3th the management prowess to
give a free performance for the lowly of
New York. Ten thousand little ones
will be made welcome without money.
This is a beautiful idea and reflects great
credit on We ('omstock and the big
hearted scout. Dr. Carver. The daily
WWW will distribute the tickets.
and Baby Ruth Cleveland is invited to be
mt. This aud'mncc will he a night
which many would give a good price to
see, but no money will buy a ticket, and
no adult will be admitted; the home will
be turned over tothe little one-alone.
God ble- them.
NINE AND THERE.
Important lawn ol the cannon-l State
ctr—laud I. n W Porn.
Theoflcevsofllyatic are looking for
somemiamnnt who is poisoning pet
dogs. Nanvofthebretdogsintown
baveheen killed,and two valuable sni-
Ital-were found dead. Both had been
WV “do
When the can of James Connor, of
Pawlneket. ehsrgnd with illegal voting,
was called in New Muslim, the accrual
wesnot inmrtandotllrmwereunahle
totiaii him. it ism-ported that he has
left the stale, thereby forfeiting a bond
of “)0
two llvidmmrt shopliftns who were re-
crntlv captnrwlialsw flat-swarm ar-
raigned in court yesterday and
held in em» hoods each for trial. lire.
Akron, who it. apt-ml some time
milk! not appear whenbrrcanew-
calledandbevbondoflllio was fort-lb
ed.
Thetrflersofthe Odd I’i-llows' lawns
met at the elites of Grand
VII-dutch Ila-ford. in New Ilaven.
Three applicants were set-spied to the
new borne. (lrend Treasurer J. W.
Smithpvvsrored the compliments of s
eitiaea of Waterbury ands minaret
me-bsrofthe crdevand an m
Mmdrswoakrmform for the It.
hvarylatkeaswho-e.
Janina-bu acquitted at law
thndgal'eaniathsenpulor
cannuWnurtinry yesterday. andwas
committadtotkeavylsmstliddletown
untilfhttsrnottu.llaniswnstl|ecause
ofthsdsatkofhhn In: in Waterbury
on Mr l5. Bean and Ian were
mhfmtdlark Kate’s barber
“Manson-sung"
“then-that“. in sing-
pedndflmtksddewalkwhksaeh
lovessstuhastmetheskal. Indian
Madmen-Insist. ltvt
Navy. Wilson and Jennie Jesus. the _
Thero'isflriiiisicinthe .i.
We Wish them all to feel
And that it isn’t our intention th
Let’s see whose
urse is
And p
if we here can stay
”I s ' Special for
no test Halli.
liltilll sitar: llc.«ll.
‘ E; .i. WADl-i
FEBPIE'S MARKET.
13 Nomrfldn Street. South Norwalk,
elephone Call. 52-3.
WESTPORT.
Herbert Williams is visiting friends in
Brooklyn.
Irving Stone has accepted a position
with D. A. Salmon.
Ilia. Charles L. Hay, of Duhois, l’a..
is visiting Miss Edith Jones.
Today is the last day this season that
Lloyd Nash will run his chief mill.
The Church of the Assumption is hold‘
ing a ten days' fair in the Opera House. ,
Miss Linda P.;Tliorpe, of Bridgeport. ,
is a guest of her brother, George F.
Thorpe.
Mrs. George R. Downing, of Brooklyn,
V is a guest at the residwiwe of Charles
Wheeler.
Bi~hup Williams will be at Memorial
Church of the Holy Trinity. on Sunday,
January 15. ,
Dr. Charles Adams, of New York, has .
been a guest during the week of his par .
cuts. in. and Mrs. George s. Adams. E
The "Harvest Home" festival of nie‘
Methodist Episcopal church washeld last 3
evening and will he continued til-night
in the lecture room of the church.
Till; BET Plas‘l’rlK—Iiumpen a piece;
and bind it on over the seat of pain.
is better than any plaster.
lungs are sore sncli an application on the}
chest and another on the back, between i
for a lame back or a pain in the side. A;
surethroat can nearly always be cured}
in one night by applying a flannel Irand» l
age dampened with Pain Balm.
If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner atrfith avenue and 26th street. coating
3700.00. which gives 19 [impli- dys Tim,
and these people spend $1356.00 in doc»
tors' bills and finally have to pay $5.04)!
each furt'actits Iii-mi t'tire to cure Ila-m, '
what would llt‘lllr‘ SlVlliL’ per «ripiln ifl
tliv xiérmz-r annual not lK' gin-n. llzerci
being ‘7 pom-iris at the feast? ‘
Inquire :tt l'laisted's drug stow where;
you may have the problem solved and i
get inf-irritation about tutu-x Bimnl (‘ur-
gnlrrlsinmrnls
. _ in a my
and appetizing. Nothing co d bosimpler or
ng belle
CHAS. r35
3! WASHINGTON. 813. 80. IOBWIIK.
a“... remnants. delighted, ' ' '
that they're everyone invited,
AMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY,
7 mi... 3. can;
, Real Estate and insurance.
jliinrlly our lubriraiiri: ”list an:
i in Jame-5' block.
of flannel with Chamberlain's l'aiu Balm 5
, 5 ’ ‘ | ‘ .
the shoulder blades, will often prevent; mum” pnm’h'
pneumonia. There in nothing so good:
OY YO U R M EA LS
, you must have a
error soup is not
diillculties on that score are overcome
good soup as one of
the easiest thing in
an Food Co. soups. They can be
and are wholesome, nutritious
easier. and certainly
soup preparations. Try them.
YMOUR,
at any should he slighted.
We hereby bid them come in open competition,
longfst, and in the best condition,
Wit out asking their permission.
this Week.
Porteriiouss Steak,
Shoulder, '33: iii'
PEflPlE’S MARKET,
21 Wall Street. Norwalk,
Telephone Call, 573.
. WAS" l NG'I'ON STREET.
Persons looking foralnt. or house and lot
with the View of pvirchasinirnire invited tr;
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every panel the city at reasonable
prices and on unv terms. anal if
L‘ wasn't)». "
IN private family. ilhtrhl’otlllt withwboamrd“
. Room must be i-oinfortulil 'h at l :
dress E. \V.,Serilini-lolllce. ’ c «11169:!
‘ 5-“-fi
{A STElif.‘ Illnltltin as siencgmpher and
low iy‘iaxwrlillrr Ills” a young lady of exper-
1‘. an iirm~i let it re! . -
dress l’. 0. Box ll? ‘3 ~ ’ "um“ Ad
Illlll Stirwalk. n16 lvv
\"Ah'l‘hii!~rI‘lmziiicn by a steady mun'
warned a~ firviiiari torll care. under:
niflnlls repairing: aim rhi- care ul' mrsw, Wit-
lung to IIIKQ‘R rmsiviiyn l'l any capacity. Can
lievhlghly reuniiuiemlwl. Address E l‘ B
llil~ Ullllfc. ll“ lw '
w
‘V’H mint iirst class travelling rzilesmtn
and local accrue in each hr‘fllllll. to
. l crease as a
’F’l” line on v lllllllrslfln. Columbia Oil and
hrritst- ( m, ('lelelund. Ohio n7
To lil'l'l‘: "
Fi'irs'isiilzii rooms to rent, in llnviland
. , rilli lw
ell’t: f
’1‘“
E a. re- lrilrly‘ occupied by the JIV-and J.
Hermann Company. it‘s” a suite of rooms
Apply to l‘. M. John Lock
wall, "three. old if
corn Ir .'
and Hartford Planet. south
P‘ll’E {name on tlielirst floor,
__ Mum all'kt‘l
sit. lI-iur mum-i corner Woodward avenue
land )lemlutvur t. - " ' ‘
hi\\'inxltvanl. 8 W Kurt “L ADJ!) allflfr"
When the ;
‘ El '0‘!) [blur nl’hhuu-ze So. Killsbnrii avenu
b hihl. Snrunlk.mmairimg l moms. (fit:r
.u'atrr in. Rent 3" Inquire of Mrs. Thomas B.
Til-51W
’ ‘lll‘I hall on third rl. or n! "hibfi’f, l if
I. louwriy llN‘vl fur’luvlce room? swyill‘lxlxl‘i;
altered to >uil tru-rril. (‘uuld be used r ‘
manuhvluring or other purpises. AIL? alibi]:
room on second floor, Applv to J. Irving
ln‘rmn. ‘ nlz’lvv
Rim.“ apartments. scum-l and third fl
4 mum; a- Corbett block: rent 3! and??-r
limb-m improvements: lmlis healed and
mains]. Inquiri- at lllr‘ mine or the Old “'2”
memo. ”ii Radioman. strutt. oil it
\'E\\" house Taylor avenue, Sit}: 5 rooms
A “:llt'f street, 39; 5 [001115. Bl ' avenue i5~ .
form lti'll‘l’. turn, garden am [i&~lul’;s“’b'
51": ml runny» li-m'ayl-lri. Si-i. llziy’lil-Snl
i w mil
F0 B HA I. I}.
‘ TWEN'I'Y linrv
x
ant‘r iiigrlmv imih-randa
N’ls‘fi imrwpuivrr rngim- in good rnriili-
v" ii if said at "me. Apply It)
HUS") "All, llflllTll llilllllllK.
“I. ll. INAPP, Manager.
ox: Sinai—ox”.
FRIBAY, NOV. llllh,
The late-it laughing New York were».
ElENOlll -
- Mcllllillllll.
One hundmi and fifty minutes of solid iner-
rtment guaranteed.
If you don't hear
"The Girl tint Break: the Heart
til all the Gentleman"
you will travel it.
II. "III”! Illlllll,
The Female lvlah lm mmatur, as Willow
ELKNONA t‘tillt‘KlN.
llr will
in you the character [rug iolife.
lacking rii llle and vu garlt y. ll“
I'lll’ill. PRICIH Wild. PRIII'AII.
Chart-“at i’laiated'ii, South Norwaik. and
llnlc‘a, hurrwallt.
- Music Hall.
JUST ONE JOYOI'H Nlillll'.
TUESDAY, NOV. 22,
LEW
llockstader’s
Minstrels!
HARRY l. CLAPllAN.
Manage, r.
Ifllll l lllllflllll i 8110“!
II" BIB "WINES!
II" I“ illEBl
Ina Wanna-a
mew Bessemer
" BEFORE lilll lFTEil"
" mun ilcllLISTEll i "
(M) as I level It.)
w.
some Dime-ti W“
“The M Walll”
- ii, a telltale.
All Valid in an ltaiirely Sew “main. "
it \ur lam-r.XurunlkJ'unnuridlw
\Slil‘,‘ l'tis‘ nl‘ut'r‘ iiiilxrx. Blilmllllllt‘ for tire—-
x itl‘il'k. Ni'itli Xiiru'ail'a' Hardware (‘0.
nitalmn
IAIS'I'.
\‘SHIJJ-lnrk and (an puppy. Finder will
I be liberally rruuulml for returning lilrii
lriI-i1i.l. hwclrrfiouth .\orwnlk,t't. outfit
I .‘lllii? ~lIt-rklv‘il i-mv. rml and whinufnri;
A you old. linvlvr will lit' rewarded by
returning m-r in Jim
dine .\. ltni LN ~
walk. or until) lug E. l h" ‘ “r
. “'liitr, ltnu it) toll. l't.
M if
I-‘0I' N I).
hlliil'l' KEY which the owner ran have
i’ by milling at the heroine! Ilmi' . and '-
lm: for all \ ortisiiig. ‘ tlplai’
MISCl'Ililil NIIOIIN.
\i.\' wiring atom- at immutable prlr-M.
Apply l. llaiiitltnn street, P‘nlillt .‘lnrwalk.
iilll lw
Dress Making
fly then. 1'. Taylor stat-4n. Mrs. titlillli. Ill
llrnty ain't", East Nirrwalk. m2 lw
Ill.
' ‘UTIH‘HVHIM SHINSI .' " ' ‘
l may“, i rib-installers;
'I‘hr nmlerelmml lien in; anvil-«i for it lieu-rim
to soil spirituous itml tritium-tin liquors a
«trucglul n lIu-Iiw. pursuant to the any. oil in
Mate now In furi'i- violating in the enlr of in-
tuit-wiring llqilurs.ut the liiiililin No 38 Van
Zniult arr-line. Kim Norman, in r m Town“ "I
Submit. iii sill-l mviiitfinun " H
.l I. ”I‘ll",
“hull-«l. illt‘
11.11"“, at .\ nrnulk. the litn tiny at November.
Purl-maul b) the following live «lecture and
lurpnyrrn n! uni-I innit, tom» of whom are
ilwiwd il-Ialrrs in intoxicating liquors, and
.rn‘mn i-mlurui-rsoii any other» I Mutton.
\\ m. 5, Tale. 2»: .Vm'llvlllt; \Ill lion Mirna.
“ ii I l' m P 96;. I‘Enl‘iitl‘ln, [gut Nilt'llk:
..,¢>mi..ua.oiw".i. I
Item Norwailt. l ' 1 "0b.” '
I'minly of l‘nlrllrh .anii of Norwnl bi
17th day of November. iflu‘. k” i.
I. Town l'lurk of mid Town. hereby rorilf‘r,
pursuant to llw mum in ”1"" case imnldul.
tlinl this is otiliriiilmi rudiment as aforesaid,
llM liven an lllllllt‘ll reprimand l lumber mm.
ly that «it‘ll of mini Milli-rants in an elector and
taxpayer in said town. and that nnmy ofthe
foregoing spplicati» l’lJlll‘llllllll the above writ.
lip-t Norwnlk: ‘
lfllfllll ruminant. has it with inn.
slim. lieiiiirn'i' ll eMl'ril
. Clerk of said 'l‘owu.
NOTICE.
‘Vlmhe t:rfl'nlllhl:flml do here‘ by mutually
W, ll vll INNS -
ship of llartrel k Alpan h be and ”null;
dissolved on and alter twitter, Novena
23.1, In. flartuiwllltnkbfnll indolent!
maritime the tine-iv also helm” aei will
Minnie lull hi all bills that
may mountain in; it
"aired
may
Aimalinon
itanieldi‘hl u
pan; is Mme
lee that may
hwilhe
meat '
A A. infill?
”If!!! a semi. Rorwnik, m“. u. no. .n'n
TO ADVERTISERS
Changes mainline mmutmi the mine
do, copy is hustled in. Barry Ramble
elm trill hi icicle to damnation: pub
m. but change: mad he insisted “M
am right calm remi- eel-Hit the ring
0
Finelookandlobmmina .
WAT ran-«-
a?" II My
Norwalk Chronicler