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Willi PAPER.
I am now receiving the
' - FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
the price is low.
Paper Hanging. Painting
V and Decorating.
By Competent Men.
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South Norwall list.
‘ it,“ of units from loath Norwalk. Conn»
~Whoflhflsdm58horthsod School.
' he.“ lists that. lithium Conn. and
Mahmoud as Hmilltm and
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In York Herald Weather forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be clear.
with nearly stationary followed by rising
. temperature. To-mcrrow it promises to b.
‘ falrand warmer.
Silli'l'li
NORWALK.
Wrist the People of Our fifty are Doing
Ind laying.
John F. Flynn and Frank M. Smith
have asked the Council to abate'ailui-
sauce on Hartford Place.
William Lauder, of this city, who
plays with the Holyokes, left South
Norwalk this morning.
heir
team
Some South Norwslk philanthropist
bass heart about as large as
the brass euepender button he dropped
iutheboxinthepcst office as his con-
tribution for the benefit of the Norwaik
hospital. '
It i reported, upon what seems to be
good authority, that Lucius Tattle, vi ce-
presldent of the New York, New Haven.
and Hartford railroad,has been offered
and will accept the prrsidency of the
Boston and Maine roadat $25,000 a year,
a lift of $10,000a year over his present
position.
—Thoee 600 marshmallow drops for
39c at‘Latre'rs are veryline.
The Tramway company has asked the
electric light commissioners for~ permis-
sionto replace the first pole on South
Main street. near the railrom crossing,
by a larger one. The present pole is not
heavy enough for the span wire and the
pull-off wire now attached to it.
commimioners will probably grant the
requmt.
Chief of Police William Vollmer has
attached all the right, title and interest
of Bridget and Thomas Collins in their
residence on Spring Hill, to the extent
of $1,000, on a claim for damages made
by Mary and Thomas Silk, who are next-
dcor neighbors. The case is returnable
before the September term of the Court
of Common Pleas.
--Plenty of delicious bread, at lano‘
While on his way to his home on lam-c
Street, at daybreak this morning, Officer
ireiand defected Andrew Powley. a
Scinv, making away with a heavy piece
of blocking belonging to J. F. Yartrick,
who has been moving several buildings
in the Spriugwood section of the city.
The man was brought to the station
house and locked up. This morning,
before Justice Barrett. he pleaded guilty
and paid a fine of $3 and cmts.
A conferen
v-Mr. N. If. Bisckman, tuner and re-
pairer of pianos, of New York, has or.
rived at the City Hotel.
this office.
At the regular meeting of Douglas
Fowler Poet. held in their rooms last
night, it was voted to hold Meetings
every week. commencing next Monday.
After an esbsttstive disco-ion of the
matter of sending one of the members
to the World’s Fair, it seemed best to
unitsallfhcireffortsonfhsmsmbcr
designated at a previous meeting. Robert
J. Brown. saoh comrade to do all that
lay in his power to secure the New York
Press beliefs for this purpose. An-
nouncement was made their-innit rates
so the encampment at lndienopoils. nest
month, will be $17.00 going and return-
ing the same way, or $18.00 if returning
by way of Chicago. tickets good to re-
turn any time before October 1.
”Dwysr’s City Band will give a con-
cert at Gregory‘s Point tonight. Sylvan
Shore will leave Sou
turn at 10.
Uarda Vivian, beloved daughter of
Fasten and Flame Beers. of Westport
avenue, died Saturday evening at the
home of MrsBseis’ parents.” Chest-
nut street, from where the funeral was
attended at 9 o'clock Monday. The ser-
viceswereoouduotodbyltevj. mitoti-
blns, of the Norwaik Baptist church. esu
sistedby Rev. it. 0. Sherwood.“ the
South Norwalk church.
sbowsdsymptoats of illness outbid-y.
August “it. and by Monday the dreadful
dis-see. cholera tnfaututn. developed
and prayed upon the precious form,
causing the most intense outlet-ins for
ninedays. The door one was only two
yumiivs mouths and two daysolll,
and yet nails-Mas Milan of under.
lsgtcsuohusatsattbattbswouldon-
”is her the innings. "Herd
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This afternoon
playing against the Northhampton
The
of Christian Workers
will be held in a tent at Bell island, on
Sunday, August 27.
cdscveral days, two sessions being held
afternoon and evening.
Among the speakers will be the Rev. Dr.
Paulson, Rev. Freeman.
Manning and Mi- Newcomb, of the
Solution Army. and a number of
others. The well-known blind gospel
singers, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, of i’hilu-
dolphin, will sing at the sessions of the
conference.
it will be continu-
Mias Edith
Orders left at
tie Norwslk st ll. run
The littieono
ck of Clothing
ever“ shown in town, and always the
Line of FurnishingS-
’
So. Norwalk.
Knob Wednesday evening of this week.
The members of Lincoln Gruncil,0.
U. A. I, will hold an open meeting at
Rowaytcu tonight. They will leave
South Norwalk on the 7:58 train.
Bctwcms forty and fifty employee of
. tbs Lockwood Manufacturinz company
were laid off last night until the back-
bone of the basins. depremion isbroken.
-—The Sylvan Shore will leave South
Norwalk fordmgory’s Point tonight at
8 o‘clock. Dwyer's any Baud concert.
Roam: at 10.
Street Comm-inner l‘ox‘reported to
the Board of Councilmen, last night.that
he had spent “25 on the [axington ave
nus improvements. Water pipe will
soon be laid through theatreet.
The remains of Mrs. Ferdinand Schlitt,
whose death wasannounced yesterday.
were buried in Riverside cemetery this
afternoon. On account of the nature of
the disease, and sickness in the family
the funeral services were of a meager
character.
to affect the real estate market. Taylor
& Golden have recently sold a number of
building lots in the southern part of the
city for Charles B. Smith—one each to
Maury E. Wilson, Conrad Utzinger and
George Bank. On Pie-nut street, north
of Taylor avenue, they have sold two
lots to P. Mockler, two to Joseph Papp.
and one each to William White. George
E. Elston and John Chambers for Mrs.
Emma IE. Stevens.
‘ “LATEIJJE.
and large live soft crabs selling for 50¢
per dos. People's Market.
NORWALK NEWS.
A lino-y Budget of Items horn the
Upper Ind of Town.
The Peinters' Union will inert to-
night.
The condition of Miss May Higgins is
more encouraging.
Mary 13.. of wife Charles Hendrick. is
very sick at her home oh Main street.
The transfer ticket on the Norwaik
Horse Railway line went into effect this
morning.
A special meeting of the Alpha Win-oi
club will be held Thursday night m sp-
point officials for the labor Day races.
An exhibition gunn- of pool will be
played Wednesday evening. lmtwm-n
Fred Hall, of Norwalkmnd D. Falveymf
Providence.
Miss Florence Del-‘orcst, of the Central
telephone office, is taking her annual
vacation of two weeks, Misc Mamie
Wheater is substituting for her.
—Plenty of fresh Huyier‘e candy at
lane's. _,... .-
The choir of the First Baptist church
drove to “Camp Comfort." at Gompo
beach, this morning, to spend the day
with Rev. 1“. E. Robbins and party.
A. J. Fischer, of 44 Main street. has
issuedachallsnge to Mr. Daily or Mr.
Lovely, of Bridgeport, to run him 100
yards. The race to be run one week
after signing articlu of agreement for
$50 a side. m“...
We are asked to call the attention of
the street committee to the condition of
Kellogg street. No street in town needs
repairing more than this thoroughfare.
Unlem it is attended to the new city is
liable to be called upon to pay a bill for
damages caused by an accident to some-
one.
Rhoddy McGlnnis left his horse un-
bitchedou the Rocks Road. yesterday.
when the animal. wanting a lead of hay
in the distance, started after it. He was
captured near Attorney Hurlbutt's resi-
dsnceon Main street by FredBtanlay,
with the aidof an open umbrella Rhody
came along all out of breath a few
minutes later. and thanked Mr. Sta-
loy for his heroic act with tears in his
eyes. “8nro,and l was after thinking
behsd bin'siolsn. the poor critter,"he
remarked. as he drove away calmly puf‘
ling his short clay pipe.
Miss Estelle Smith is the only Nor-
walk woman who hasyet beenmsde'a
voter. For the benefit of those who
wishtctake advantage of the new law.
it might herald that they do not have
togive their age when taking the oath.
but simply swear they are twenty-
oneysers of age or over. Women who
swear falsely or vote illegally atany
school meeting orclsction of school cin-
ccrs. upon convieuon may honnedsoo
or Imprisoned for twenty days. The
ballots voted by women are deposited in
a special ballot box. marked “For
Women’s Ballots."
Grand Juror William Mitchell is gett-
ing after the owners of unregistered
dogs. 'l‘brss arrestswers made yester-
dayand others will follow. Franklin ft.
Austin. of tillvormlne, who recently
killed his dog. thinking he might avoid
srrsst‘ for violating the law.“ it
ti and can by Justice Austin.
yesterday afternoon. making a bill of
over .7 to pay. Jobs Lynett. who
scathlsdoglntol‘swl'csk state to get
rid of paying In tar. and avoiding
strut, waster-Hi last nights-d lined
ere-locus. rhetoric-melon»
lat-s. mama-tom an.
There will be music fordanolngat'l‘hc
P0
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‘7 ..’..3.:.T.:i meeti M x... "u... e... 2.:
Burke-ere will be held tonight.
Mrs. IeGrand Bette and a party of
thirty are at Comps Bolton thisafuimmn.
James Price will be tried this ufuauwoni
Mill Ella Bette and Mrs. Carml iletfs.
Rcsbury.
David Mum, ticket clerk at the Nor-
ture from New Canaan to Chestnut
strut. yesterday.
A county conventionaof the Ancient
Order of Hiberniaus, will he held in
Bridgeport. September 3. There are two
divisions of the order in Norwalk.
~11» Sylvan Shore will 1...... South
Norwalk for Gregory's Point tonight at
8 o‘clock. Dwycr's City lisnd concert.
Return at 10. w .
The trial of it... Elisabeth Duffy,
charged with sunnit upon her father.
Roger McGinnis. which was to have been
called yesterday afternoon. was adjourn-
ed for one week. ,7
If. J. Kaoley' assistant superintend-
cut of the Metropolitan Life insurance
Company. and his brother Prank, have
gone to Taunton. Me... to attend the
funeral of their sister, who died very
suddenly.
Between 4 and 5 o‘clock yesterday
afternoon there was trouble with the
Tramway generator at the electric light
station and the cars bad hardly power
enoughco run. it was impossible for
them to keep on schedule time. “
—-l)ou”t forget that Lanes ice cream is
the purrwt.
The case growing out of the seizure of
liquor at Gormley's saloon. came up
before Justice Austin yesterday after-
noon. As no one appeared to defend the
case the justice ordered "it destroyed.
There is 8‘20 costs on the case, which
Mr. (lotmloy will have to pay.
Deputy Sheriff Jamar Toner levied an
attachment last week upon the land and
buildings owned by Frederick M. and
Sarah 1.. Pierce, at East Norwalk. fora
claim of ‘69 made by ‘illiam Terry a
('0. The suit wi e up for trial
before Justice A it, Saturday morning
:it 10 o'clock.
Dwyer's Nora-all: city band will go to
Gregory's Point, til-night. on the steamer
Sylvan Shore, in give a concert. The,.
will also play several selections in front
of their headquarters on Wall strewt.
previous to starting. An effort will be
made to have the taint come up to the
propeller dock to take them on board
if arrangements cannot be made it
will start from South Norwalk at 8
o‘clock, returning at to.
~vaycr‘s City Band will give a con-
cert at Gregory's Point tonight, Sylvan
Shore will leave South Norwalk M H, re-
turn at ll).
Water Commissioner Coolidge, who
drove to the Norwalk storage memoirs
at Icwisboro and New Canaan. yester-
day, reports very encouragingly for
plenty of water in a few days. The
copious showers of Saturday and Sun-
day stored up considerable water and
started the streams running into the
ponds. Essays the board would con-
tinuetosbut of! the water nights fora
time, and after that all restrictions will
be removed.
There was an exciting time on Water
street, this morning, when three run-
aways atartod. The trouble was caused
by a horse belonging to J. Sturgee Ren-
die, of East Norwalk. which was stand-
ing in front of Bette d: Farrlngwn's
grocery store. Be bccpmc [tightened
and ran, locking wheels with Bette &
Farrington’s delivery team. which was
standing near the store. This started
the grocery horse and both went tearing
down the street. The collision between
the two teams turned a barrel of flour
out of Mr. [landle's wagon and the head
was smashed in andhaif of the flour lost.
As the barrel fell it soared 8. B. Wilson's
team which stood near Hubbell‘slumber-
yard, and thahptartad. Near leouardfs
coal ottlcc John Ryan managed to stop
Wilson’s and Raddle‘e turnouts. but the
grocery team got by. At Batcs' marble
works the horse fell and was captured.
The wagon was quite badly damaged.
fin...“
New School House In Iowaytoo.
A largely attended school meeting was
held inlltowayton last nlght,W. lfitevons
presiding. The treasurer reported that
the more of the year had been 0198.74.
and that than were deficit ofyi i. The res.
olution passed at a meeting held Septem.
ber iii, 1838, appropriating 05.000 fora
new school house whenever a site was
ssiooted.wssspprovod bye vote cm to
0. fA motion prevailed that the district buy
the northwest corner of tbe Sammie
mists, consisting of about three-fourth
«enact-s. it. Thais-war appointed»
wdt on Mrs. Sammie and make
1! possible, and Charles Ifiils. W. 0,
Bryan and Mr. Thomas were appointed
to lay out the mud. ,
mum-momma...
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Contact can: “Count-toner of Pet.
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LADIES’ . ‘
BALANCE OF FANCY STYLES.
Worth 75ers tattoo for Silchtyles worth SL2!» to $2.50 for two
I We include In this Sale the
polar Serpentine
These prices mean quick salon Call early and secure best vfies.
A. DiCke
The suit of Mrs. 0. i.. Barnett vs. ,
of Main street. are visiting relatives at ,
walk depot. moved his botrsohoiddurni‘ ~
. In Moos of:
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+ SHIRT 'WAISTS.
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News and Basal, of the Day In tut
Norwalk. J
The frame for 1.. Sitcox‘s new house
on Warren street, was raised yesterday.
The contract is in the hands of George
VanCuron
Mrs. Agar: Schuok, and daughter. of
Brooklyn, who have been the guests of-
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. ,Webb, returned
home yesterday.
The artistsemployed by E. E. Gorbam,
the East side hustler. are napering the
walls and ceiling and varnishing the
wood work outhe second floor of Hoyt
& Ulmetead's cigar factory.
ROWATTON.
William A. Cushman is painting E. ii.
Beacom‘s new house on Lowndes avenue.
South Norwalk.
The blind gospel singers, Mr. and Mrs.
Baker. of Philadelphia, will sing at the
prayer meeting in the Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal church, next Thurs
day evening. .
Miss Charlotte i’. liryan, who has
been spending her vnmtiou in Vermont.
returned home last Saturday, accompani—
ed by her coustu. Miss Edith M. Roberts,
of Jacksonville, Vermont.
Mrs. William A. Unabman and daugh—
fer Emma have returned home from a
western tour. accompanied by C. S.
Chamberlain. a brother of Mrs. Cushmnn,
who is to visit them for a while.
(i. \V. Bryan came near meeting with
a serious acctdent. last Saturday. while
superintendiug the building of a new
bulkhead and flood gate at the railroad
pond, by falling from a board on top of
the bulkhead info the water. hmaing his
left arm as he fell.
Rev. John 11. Slater started Monday
morning on a vacation of about two
weeks, which he will spread with his
parents in the Catskill mountains. Rev.
William Feller, of Brooklyn. well luovvn
in ltowaymn. will supply the pulpit
Itlurtllfli: and evening. August 27.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Joseph l-Ivnnetzki is visiting relitms
in New York city.
Mrs. Frank Tweedy, of Brooklyn. is
visiting relatives here.
Mint Tillie Wilmot, of Bridgeport, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Bloke.
Silas Sherwood, of Brooklyn, is home
with his psfrcuts, Mr. and Mrs. William
Sherwood,
Dayton iiouton and wife. and a party
from Weston are picnicking At t‘ompn
beach quuy.
Mrs. Thomas ilregory and son Robert,
of Norwalk. epontlliondny with her son.
Frank ilregory and family.
(lease Mills and Robert Cinrk wont
duck shooting on the factory pond. in
Westport, on Friday. They obtained a
boat but it is reported that they found
no ducks, but experienced a ducking.
GEORGETOWN.
Burr Mills is entertaining friends from
Soutbport.
Mrs. Wallace Smith is visiting friends
in New York city. ‘ ,
A. W. Holt, of ten. N. J., is the
guest of Charles Kemp.
A. 1-}. Banks, of Little Boston district.
is building a new house.
. Charles Jeonin‘i has been treating his
house to a new cost of paint.
Harry R. Smith, of Orange, N. J., is
visiting winh Norah Sherwood.
W. A. Williams has returned from
Rldgowocd. N. J.. where he has been
spending several days.
Quite a number of the Swedes employ-
ed in the mills here have left town since
the shut down on half time.
Mrs. Connery has been blasting through
solid rock for a well for the t month,
but has not yet stmck.wa
James Dooicy,of Pfiil clphia, is home.
The wire mill where c is employed has
shutdown for an indefinite time.
The Gilbert dc Bennett Manufacturing
company are running on half time,
working every other day. This throws
150 men out.
Johnathan Betts' brother, of New
York city. died last Saturday. The body
was brought here Tuesday and buried in
the Branchvilie cemetery.
Ilsa Griswold.
The late J. K. Emmett said 'l‘rojs
(lriswoid. Aaron ll. Woodhull'e pretty
comedians. was the best “yodlsr” for a
woman that ballad ever board. This
season Miss Griswold sings a lullaby with
s yodie of her own composition; also
seven comic songs and wears some stun-
ning costumes. Despite the thrilling
saw mill mused the realistic railroad
afloat. Miss Griswold holds her own and
honeoftbshifsofthepsrformanos.
nor oarssr canoe user no. ended s f?
is one by being will up in t a
whiter sapiodcah Ant 5. , like will be
mar.
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N
waists.
& Son
Highest of all in Leavening l’owcr.-—-Latcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
Poodle?
reruns“. assrlos.
Paragraphs About Our and
Other Ronnie‘s I'rltnda.
Miss (trace Smith of ilridgewatcr, is
visiting Mrs. C. S. Trowbridge.
Miss Josie Dsnn,"of Troy, N. Y., is n
guest of Chief of Police Dunn.
Miss Florence Deforest and a friend,
I’ll assent
of Norwalk. spent Sunday in Bethel. ‘
Edward (humor, of Maple street. left
Norwalk yesterday for the World's
Fair.
Mrs. A. E. Winchester, of liavilami
street. isspendinga few days with her
parents in Wilton. .
Richard llehrem. of Jersey City, is a
guest of Attorney George A. ilonnecker
for a couple of weeks.
The Matthew brothers have returned
from Japan and are at Eimenwortn for
the remainder of the season.
Mrs. L. V. Hubbard, of Shelton, is
visiting her daughter Mrs.(.‘. l". Bout-
vvell, of Quintnrd avenue.
.\. J. Donne and family, of Mott
avenue, leave for the World's Fair and
other western points, tomorrow.
Miss .lirnie Want. of West avenue, is
spending a few weeks with friends in
Esperrnce, b’chobarie "ounty, N. Y.
, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brotherton,and
daughter titans, of Southington. are the
guests of C‘. t‘. Brotherton.on Harbor
avenue.
Mrs. (Y. S. Trowbridge, of South Main
street and Mrs. G. A. Whelpley, of Fair-
tlcld avenue, are spending the day at
Memin's Point.
Miss Eva t'ronhnm and two nephews,
Morris and Clarence Mead. of Jersey
City. are guests of Captain and Mrs.
W. H. Douton, of Ely avenue.
Miss lda Powell. of iiempstead, 1.. i.,
and Miss Eugenie Morr'nion, of Washing-
ton, D. (1., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George It. ilyingtonmt the L'ity Hotel.
Mrs. George i’imer, of Lou Angcies,
California. who has been the guest of
ilruggist H. R. Hale and family, of
Union Park. left Norwulk today for
New London. previous to returning
hmxm.
The following llfh’r: registered at the
t‘unnecticut shite building at the World's
Fair: Norwalk. A. K. Eaton. Mrs. S.
W. (ii-oesbeck, Margaret 1. Claren, Julia
A. Clown, Dr. W. H. Baldwin and wife,
Mrs. Imogene Rm, W. H. Hunter; East
Norwalk. Nora B. Ryan: South Norwalk.
lsalwl ll. lira-rs. Maggie E. Murphy,
Anna T. Murphy: Darien, Mrs. J. M.
Carroll, Henry ll. Morehouso: Ridgelield,
Anna E. Erickson. J. Mark Erickson, ii.
A. tilenn. H. R. Glenn.
. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Win-rents. Duds Recorded In the "litre
of the Town Clerk.
Emma [-3, Stevens to John Chambers.
land on Pleasant street.
Henry S. Whitioclr to Alfred E. Austin,
land and buildings at East Norwalk.
Charles ll. Smith to George and
DomthaBank, land on South First street.
Charles R. Smith toConrad Utzingcr.
land on the southerly side of South Third
street.
J ohu Chambers to Charlotte it. t‘orbstt,
wife of David M. Corbett. land on Pleas "
ant street.
The success of Mrs. Annie M. Ream
of McKeesporf, Pennsylvania. in the M"
treatment of diarrhoea in her children
will undoubtedly hoof interest tomany
mothers. She says: “I spent several
weeks in Jonstown. Pan, after the great
flood. on account of my husband being
employed there. We had several chil-
dren with un,two of whom twk the
diarrhlra very badly. i got some of
Chamberlain's Colic, Gholeru and Di-
arrhtnu Remedy from Rev. Mr. Chap-
man. it cured both of the . lknew
of several other cases whre it was
equally successful. 1 think it cannot be
excelled and cheerfully recommend it'"
mimosa (sent bottles for sale by H. C.
Stillmn. Drugglst.
Odd Fellows la lie-ton.
New Your, Aug. a. ~Thls morning
Grand bin-tor Charles ll. Morgen called
to order the representatives of Milled”
comprising the Jurisdiction of the Era rs
rate of the independent Order of Odd cl-
ows.
Newport east-s Governors linseed.
Nswvonr it. 1., Aug. saw-om a.
Fearing, n’ f. Winthrop, John J. Astor
and J edge John Clsutcn Gray worn also»
ed governors of the Newport Casino for a
term of four years.
the Volunteer on the locks.
Nsw Bsnrolo. Ms... Aug. nuns
steamer (lay Bead reports seeing the it
mobs strsl schooner yacht Volunteer on
the rocks at tbssutranceto llalsy‘s barber,
Nauslton.
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In. l'rsstdsncl‘iews a MM
lluuruns Ber. Mass, file-Cap
it? “iii?” are.“ emu-a.
pres t was to
all day esdsswtbsrtorn lasll ltofury.
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awesomeness-mesons».
I“ “USED IIOKEIEL.
TEA. MFFEE.
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
PLEASE
PEfll’lE‘S MARKET.
13 North Main at., 30. Norwalk.
Telephone (mil, 52-3. 1
25 Cells Will Buy a Wife
or mothers bottle of Dr. Hand‘s Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill, of Fairdale, N. \'., says: “Dr.
Hand's Colic Care is far in advance of
any remedy of the kind I ever used. it
will quiet baby when shots screaming
with in." Ask some mother who has
used hieremaiy-atxlut it. When your
baby is cross and fretl'ul while tee-thing
apply Dr. [land‘s Teething lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggiste, 2.3 cents.
Mr, J. C. uiiosweil. one of the best
known and most respected citizens of
limwnwood, Texas. suffered with di-
arrhwa fora long time and tried runny
different remedies without benefit, un.
til Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy was used: that re-
lieved him at once. For sale by (l. i'.
Stilison. Druggist,
Mr. Thomas Bette, editor of the limp
hic, Texarkana, Arkansas. has found
what he believes to be the best remedy
in existence for the flux. ilis experi-
ence is well worth remembering He
says: "Last summer 1 had :1 very severe
attack of flux. i tried almost every
known remedy. none giving relief.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhlm Remedy was recommended to
me. i purchaseda bottle and received
almost immediate relief. I contiutml in
me the medicine and was entirely cumi.
i take pleasure in recommending this
remedy to any ~rson suffering with
sucha disease, as In my opinion it is the
best medicine in aisle-live," 25 and 7.0
cent bottles for sale by (i. C. Stillson,
Drumist.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her f‘aawrim
Whru she was a Child. shv cried fur t'antoria.
When she lrcame Mia. ahc clung to Conform.
When she had Children, aha gavethr-m World.
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castcria.
Chl’ sren Cry for
Pitcher’s Castcria.
Taylor doc-olden.
BealEslateandlnsurance,
WASHINGTON SIRE l’l'.
Persons lockln foralnt or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. We have tho-m for
sale In every part of the city at renumobis
prices and on ones terms. out if
WANTED.
... yillRilfor Funeral and... work: A‘Wl ' t
A Mrs. I'r erlck Mead. No. 3 l'nlnnmi‘isrk':
all. aunt-Hit
A cram we r“. u. m.-
m 0 rec. a r e .
M'l. No. 9 Falrflcid avarice. auugl'i zit
OARDwMoss Bill Villa will be i l
B and winter for boarders. Trci’irnns-rii
pass the bones; terms "mutate. any 3‘ lw
Tamil-7i? M
()Nl house on (menthol street, 3 so...” one
rwmgmlitu‘lllt‘t'liauk exam: "l” l.” "l“i'”
, u I roe . f . ..
Burbank, at South Main .trnzpdiuii. Nor-
walk. augL’i at
A STORI. No. mflouth Main streets-Dalmiia
dwelling of nine rrscme. No. ll of the
moment. ii’i’ll’l'a'm‘i’l ”"9”?"
D s ‘ « .
flip. “Elisabeth street. m "lipid.”
QEVEN rooms. corner Main and Ann Emit;
L‘ no; 01%;“ 7 mull-gs Norris Mam fittest. attic.
. r ones. a. ”u mt . n
street. rent. mt Apply to l. A‘. Woodvlmrd‘.
ROM Scot. l. the top floor in the lnsursnre
building. now occupied b Butler Lodge.
1. 0.0. or s l,
Filter to... catacombs... m... star—vi.
when woman-mules”-
81' t "ID DH”- nl to.
out d’sn Clg'ar (30.. to ashlnuumst. lull if
Afl'f half ofdhnbls house on Monroe street.
E Inquires! it‘ll. Rowan. )le if
V baboon wafiiimw‘y‘lwaw’i?
buglifnappli. ' dye
midis sorta; ‘ '
All ’bniilnuwdrmcmflts 33%.?
”lib—that's.“
don‘t livoin tbegrooery you live out of
it. You must have groceries, and '0 .
have '«m so that you can have ’em trio. .
Our mortmcutmwws the whole field,
and ll'on mwr ill.” ntuyu oil the year
round, from Jmumt)‘ to Ill-minim r.
dumm'l mnkr :my diff-wound wills us
whether it's a iutvvor summer, spvum M
autumn: wu'vu lfut everything In the
gunnery line. and the quality is always as
prime as June butter.
keeps our stock always fresh and prices
always low. This week we are offering.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
« SUNDAY, AUG.
3' n irhhmwtkmlh "1"” {If l'l. S ,
n roost . a n .. rec. or
Gsorn'l‘. beans. City National Bank. mt
lTl
“ .
so
I
A brisk trade
"It" BllT ‘EIIBE BUTTEI.
The Richest Cheese in the City.
flur bottom the Richest; 80' the Forthcrsst.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
..... , "(m l
i V
DON r THIN K .
We are beggars or disposed to cry,'but don't lose sight ,of =the ,.
EACT that We have saved the people of Norwztllt and vicinity.
050,le in the last two years. Compare the
with those of two years ago to-dzty. Respectfully,
E. o. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
prices ruling to-day
PEOPLE’S sitter.
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
| Telephone call, 531-3.
+31 YCLES-:—"
Second Hand Columbias.
Century Columbia Bicycles.
run he closed Out at a on... Perfect Condition.
JACKSON ‘S—BTS. —
58 wall Street. orwalk. Conn. ..
L’Zlitf
genome; " ~
' MUSIC HALL; 7“
Saturday. Aug. 26.
Till-Z f'otisluax. ‘
AARON H. WOBDHULL
SUPPORTED BY
MISS THDJA GRISWOLD.
in hi< Great New York fiilu'rr~
llonni L'uumly Drama,
Uncle Hiram,
Entirely Revised. [lo-written and made it
8111-2!!!”leth PBUDL’CTION.
. the Sensa-
Tlle Thrilling Saw Mill Scene.
The Wonderful Railroad Effect.
Th roolllyn Bridge. New York
Herb and Bartholdi Status.
We carry ulli’ own St rno-ry. and w ill pmitlvrly
produce it n.~ advertised. ‘5,
NEW ML'SIC. r NETW SONGS.
NEW DANCE.
HI‘M')“ AND I'ATIIOS.
LAI (5"?le AND TEARS.
lie-'tjrvmi «safe nnw on «air- M l'iaistcal‘e and
lung: Drug store... Prices, 75, 31.33.15,
alight
LAS'r‘
GRANil EXCllllSlllN
“OF THE SEASUN. Til——
SEA BEACH,
CONEY iSLAND.
v _.__...9 ~-
ST EA Ill ER
on or AilllNl.
27. '93.
W
licMExculsion Fare-75c.
leave South llomsik, 9:00 s. m.
Returning Leaves
_ _ 8r: Beech (consy island), 4:20 pm.
East 3Ist 8t.. ll. Y.. 5:20 p. m.
altlti
Willleekerliilo.
G. l. i. ll. BOLTllll'S
Hill WATER HEATER
flouting. steam settles-Fitting.
~- Tin sud Ghost Iron Work.
list to timing.
Hans and sstl In to M
hotw ,
“m mambo“. ..
‘ BliEiiiiflN’S
new
I-mfllfl
Restaurant
mmmmm.
smaller _ _
ills-sort.
_»srsss-se
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