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Druggist,
48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WALL PAPER,
I am now receiving the
, FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
the price is low.
Paper Hanging.» Paiming
and Decorating.
By Competent Men.
" iterham,
halls. issi Harwell... {.
“'s‘SIlcnIlandScllcol
has loath Norwslk. Conn"
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Wt. Conn. and
Mas dismantle-s and
Warehouse Ram-
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Conn.
sampler and Your
[attaches of the Mn-
menses-rm ca. serum
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“Watts-Ml flartla's
It“ scum NGRWALK
can be found at
'Tlln EVENING summer:
Janka GOLDIN. Editor and Proprietor.
0 months. 50: ll months
atheists; single'gopl lead cents
also. 1 mouytb.
um..." Alma-as flfor its-neuron.
faultless Low This
at 5- 3 I” at of.“
at are
Now York Harald Weather 'crseast.
The weather to-dav promises to be soundly
‘ fair and warmer. followed possibly by rain
and a thunder storm. Tomorrow it promises
to be partly cloudy and fair. with some rain.
followed by clearing and cooler conditions.‘
SOUTH NORWALI.
‘L What the People of ‘0“ City an Doin-
. and lsvlla. ' ‘
If. hf. Hoyt, of West street, mourns
the loss of a fine apple tree.
’ F. B. Coleman is out again after a
tussle with the rheumatics.
The as lion against the liquor seized at
Joseph Sinca's shanty at Rowayton last
week, will be tried out Tuesday.
Arthur D. Ferris wheeled to New
Haven, Tuesday, and made the return
trip in three hours and sixteen minutes.
The fish and American doctors,
the grea nmption and catarrh spec-
ialists, will arrive at City Hotel. August
58.
,» John H... and William E. pp have
just finished a very 800d 0 gradlng
Mid larracing for R. H. Golden. on West
. avenue.
—Plenty of fresh iluyler's candy.“
Lane‘s. _____
The simmer N utmefl State. of Bridge-
port, put Into the Norwklk harbor at’an
early hour yesterday morning to seek
shelter from the storm.
Norwalk Harbor was full of boats yesv
terday, none venturing out into lhe
sound.The oyster boats all stayed at their
respective docks. ‘
W. A. Tolles, of Till! SENTINKL, is still
confined to his home on Union Park. and
Mr. Thomas does the rsportorial work
for the entire field sgain today.
A large cherrytres in J. ll. Raymond's
yard on Bayview avenue was uprooted
by the wind Wednesday night. Several
other trees in that vicinity were blown
down. '
H. N. Ihlrlbar, assistant superintend-
ent of the Tramway company, attempt-
ed to remove a live wire which was
hanging in the street near the City Hotel
early yesleniuy morning and received a
severe shock.
—-Larnb chops 15c. Peoples‘ Market.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beech, of Ann street,
while walking in the rear of her premi-
ses yesterday afternoon, stepped upon
__ the old board sewer which caved in
with her. She sulfered a had full and
was severely shocked.
Superintendent W. L. Bunnell, of the
city electric light plant, has succeeded in
clearing up the damage to the wires
caused by the storm. and left town this
morning, accompanied by his son Frank,
for a trip to Elizabeth and Newark, N.
J., for a few days.
«~Theodore says everybody says its
dull. But ladies mid children, if you
want to go where there is some life read
my locals and come to my store all day
tomorrow and you'll sees busy place,
full of bargains. Theodore Olsen. 81
Washington street, South Norwalk.
ladles' patent leather tip shoes, worth
[1.50, for 75 cents.
Imdies' patent leather tip shoes, worth
$2.00, for $1.00.
Iadles' common sense, worth ”.00,
for $1.25.
One hundred pairs of Oxfords. worth
01.00, for 00 cents.
125 pairs ladies' and kid 0xfords,wortb
01.25, for 00 cents.
Ilssss’ patent leather tip, spring hssl,
worth 31.50, at 75 cents.
Edward S. Brown has placed on sabl-
bltlon in Comatock Brothers' window s
crayon picture of the three childreuof
W. J. Keith. Edith, the eldest of the
three, It will be remembersd,met with
a sad death on the fourth of last month.
The picture isvery handsome and reflects
great credit on the artist.
~llr.Harry C. Scodsldxrsduate of the
I. Merrill Mu. College. Stamford, has
secured a very lucrative position as book-
keeper with the London, Liverpool a
Globe insurance 00.. of New York city.
A pleasant reception was given on
Tussdsyevsulngby lfr. andlmCJB.
SmithofSonur'rhlrdstrsst.inhouorof
thefrwsddlug. lsuygnssnwsssprss
enhanda- pie-met svsaingwsspssssd.
IfuslcwssfurulshedbyProfammIAbsa-
drothsnd Smith accompanied bylflss
Emmslosucfbroeklyn. Suppsrwss
ssrvsdstcnso'clock.
--Dce't forget that lane’s ice cream is
the purest.
the ore Norwslk Club having «one.
t Sick of Clothing
2 over shown in town; and always the
:RANCIS & co. ’5
Washington St,
.Norwaik.
An Italian was beheaded by a mid-
night freight near lft. Vernon last night.
Lincoln wimpy. a. is. hold their
tennis! meeting this evening. .
John'W. Banks' sail boat was capsized
during the gals otherwise very little
damage was defrost Builds place.
The large trecuprootsd by the atomic
front of A. J. Crofnt's residence on West
avenue is being removed in ssctlons.
The new carpet for the handsome
lodge room of Butler Lodge, 1.0. 0. i".,
in i. If. Hoyt’s new Opera House build-
ing, arrived this morning.
~lfr. Howard Bogardus, of the Herrill
Business college, a emlstsnt bookkeeper
in the Stanford Savings bulk.
James L'Hommedleu, the real estate
agent, sold yesterday the old Scribner
place on Roton Bill to Sarah G. Hoyt.
The place will be thoroughly renovated
and occupied by Mrs. Hoyt and family.
William Weed and family, who left
town for the Redlands, California some
time ago, returned this morning. The
climate did not agree with Mrs. Weed
and she was sick nearly all the time she
was there. W. __ .
~Tbose 60c marshmallow drops for
llllcatlmne'sareveryflne. .
John Burns, whom Justice nméu
fined all and costs yesterday morning for
drunkenness could not pay up and he
was taken to jail. He claimed he was a
student and was visiting friends at the
Norwslk Military Institute.
Charles Cadrey, a conductor on the
Norwalk Tramway line, and Miss Eliza-
beth Burns. a domestic employed at
James i]. Knapp's residence. were
married at St. Mary's Parochial residence
by the Rev. '1'. H. O‘Brien last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeffrey will reside in South
Norwalk.
—Seo my window. Straw bats. Your
choice for $1.25. Henry G. Judd, suc-
donor to Mitchell & Judd. Norwalk.
1 The annual million-of the members of
the Legislature of 1885 will be heldat
Savin Rock, September 4. The business
meeting will be held at ii a. m. The
committee in charge are J. H. Swan.
wont, Stamford; Erastus Gay, Farming-
fon, and Alexander Troop. New Haven.
—Pol.atoes 85c bush. ., sweet potatoes
30c peck soda crackers Rolf», Ham llc
lb.. shoulder lilo lb. The New York
Grocery 00., 15 North Main street.
Flore Lorenzo, a barber on Wood
, street, was arrested yesterday afternoon
for an assault upon Lizzie Cushtie, a six-
year-old girl who was playing around
his shop. The plaintiff claimed he slapr
ped her and boxed her ears. Justice
Barrett tried the barber this morning and
03 and costs.
The roof on lira. Flynn's building in
which Farrington's market Is located,
was raised several inches by Wednesday
night's storm. Mr. Judson who sleepsln
the upper story heard a ripping noise
about 5 o'clock yesterday morning but
thought nothing of it. The damagew
not discovered until yesterday afternoon.
Thirty- two people had a jolly time at
The Knob last eight. Late in the after-
noon it was decided to have a "Subscrlp
tion dance" in the evening. The weather
was delightful, the music excellent, the
partyiu amerrymocd,snd all thepless‘
ure possible to such an occasion seemed
to he enjoyed. There will be music for
dancing sgaln fitnrday evening.
—-Fsl| term of thelsrrlll Busine- Col-
lege. Stamford, Conn, will open Sept. 5.
Chief of Police William Vollmer
went to Dsnlrury yesterday, and
arrested Gilbert Thorns on a war-
rant charglng him with fishing
In the South Norwslk ressrvolrs at Wil
ton. He furnished a cash bcndtothe
ofloerforhhappsarancs before Justice
Barrett at it o'clock this afternoon.
Thorns arrived In South Norwalk this
morning. _.........
Governor Morris has had printed and
sent toeschjudgecf probstssndregie
trarof vllb statistics lathe same»
letter recently received from Secretary
of Stale W. Q. Gresham regarding noti-
fication to Italian consuls of deaths of
lubjecfs of that country. The Gover-
nor slso makes the request that the Ital-
ian Consul-General in New York he no-
tllled of tbedssth of any ltsllau resi-
dent in the town or probate district.
Theberssshavhat’l'hsxnobsrenow
almost acomplstswrsck bys singular
comhlustlcncf circumstances. At 0:00
yesterday morningtbs southeast wind
carriedths roof over against tbsbauk.
At 4:80 in the sffsrnocaths northeast
windblsw the roof baok,and nowtbs
whelsstrueturs llssflst onthsground.
Tbebstblug float will probably be rs~
palrsdaud today. Thsboat-
boussflonfsallrfglrtsgsln.
«Plutyol debris-bread, at W.
JohuStrcagwhchas bosom»
« ”“me .__.........W
IO P08. Udell 80008
NORWALI NEWS.
A llrsssy Ileana or Item- ho... in
Upper III of ‘I'olva. .
Miss Irena Scribner, of Bridgeport la a
guest of Ifrs. George Buckley, of Com
stock Hill.
The storm leveled the trolley wile on
East avenue early yesterday ruorfrlng
but it was such repaired.
Considerable damage was done by the
storm to the crops at the almsbouse.
Several peach trees were destroyed. I‘
n... Emma Frank. formerly with De
Klyn. has accepted a position at the
Citizen's bakery in East Norwalk.
Robert Flynn. of Grand street who
has suffered a paralytic stroke, is
comfortable as can be attracted under
the circumstance.
—All our wool challiee must be sold
this week in order to make room for
new fall goods. The price 011: yd. should
move them quickly. The Boston store,
Nor-walk.
The“ peach orchards at Broad River
were badly affected by Wednesday
night'sstorrn. Several of Charles iiodges'
trees were blown down.
A number of Norwalkminstrels will
give a performance at Bates Hall, West
Norwalk, next Wednesday evening.
Dancing will follow the performance.
The open season for rail shooting has
begun in New Haven, i‘airficid and
Lifchfield counties. in the rust of the
state the W begins Septernbérl
—Now rs your chance to get under
wear, negligee shirts, etc. cheap, at
Henry G. Judd‘ s ,surcessor to Ilitchell rt
Judd. Norwalk._ ._
l-‘red linens arr-grant, wasarrmied
last night by the police. This morning
Justice Austin lined him .1 and cats.
He couldn't pay up and was fakento
jail.
tlrs. W If. Johnson. of llanford N108.
who has been seriously ill with typhoid
fever for the past eight weeks ls improv-
ing. Ifr. Johnson has resumed his duties
at the Mahackemo lluul.
John ticfllll. of Company F. who fell
from a freight train while going from
New London to Niantlc, Tuesday and
was injured. arrived home yesterday
having been discharged for disability.
B. (‘ Feeney is doing reporterial
work on the Iimrr this week while
Johnny is "away with the anger boys,"
at Camp. it issaid that on acwunt of
the rain he has done considerable
“Wade-lug."
—Cblldren‘s mull caps only 0c each at
the Boston, Ngrwalk.
Ifrs. Edward Head, of Rowayton.
formerly of Norwalk, who last week
Tuaday gave birth to twin boys has
beenstricken with a fever and lies in a
critical condition. The youngsters are
hotlrdolng nicely. One resembles the
father and the other the mother. They
have been named Howard and Harold.
Ifr. lead is the telegraph operator at
"Wilson's Point days.
The Water Commissioners have visited
the sources of the city's water supply
and report very snwursgingly. Groupe’s
reservoir at New Canaan is full, and that
means a forty days' supply. The storage
basin at Lewlsborols half full and the
swampst streams are rapidly filling
from the numerous springs which the
recent copious rains have broken out
afresh. The danger of a water famlnsis
now past. - y .
The campers at Canip Cornfort ea-
psrlenosd a thorough Baptist Immersion
during Wednesday night's storm. Par-
souitobbinstsutwss blown down and
he was obliged to grasp the tent pole to
prevent himself from being carried off
with the cpnvss. I. W. Stillman
James Mons managed to keep
tents in place by holding them down
from the outside. They broke camp
yesterday and the Rev. If. Robbins and
family returned today.
—The first use mic attend Theodore's
sale, after he bought Cousin) bankrupt
stock of ladies' and men's flue shoes. was
Bennett, of fast mall fame. it took are
just five minutes to sell him a pair of
shoes. Now what will the rest of you
do,sfter getting in my store tomorrow
night after reading my locals below? i
shall have plenty of help to welt on you.
Come along.
Sixty pairs of boy's and ladies’
button slices, worth ".75, at 50 emu a
pair.
-A lot of men's llss shoes, worth 03.00
-—dsadsurs——at 01.50.
young fellows, worth 03.00 at 01.00.
One lot of men's shoes, dandy
l0 Pee. it I- 2 and life Bicahams
I0 Pcs. I5 1010c Gingham
l0. Poe. 25c Dress Bonds
I0 Pcs. 50c Dress Goods
SPEOIAL HOSERY SALE OR SATIIROAY.
Alctmsn'sflnsnohbyshoss.forgw
And continue to do .0. as Follows:
fl
-
m
al 5cls.
at tots.
at Ions.
at lids.
at 250m.
”MWW
A. ' Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
Highest of all in Leanning Power-Latest U. 5.. Gov’t Report.
Rom
Baking
Powder
from Norwalk to Niantic to day
The Sunday school of the First Bap-
tist church will picnic in the Winni—
psuk woods, Tuesday.
A. (i. Betta had considerable stock
the roof of his store.
Tim Shoemaksrs [him will hold a
meeting this evening in the Sons of .‘it
George hall. on Main street.
«5 W
inspector Seymour Curtis and a gang
of men had the city thoroughfare in a
safe condition befrirc dark last night,and
to day they are clearing up the debris.
Hartford, the official L. A. W. bandi-
copper for this district, will handicap the
bicycleraoeaat the Central Labor Union's
Labor day picnic.
$1.98 summer wrappers for 01.50 each
It will pay you to call and see them
The ikxlton store. Norwalk.
We received the following ylsterday
too late for publication. At :bel.‘ engro-
gstional "teenage, by Rev. Thomas K.
ldella Warren were married.
Henry Spicer, of Wilton avenue, who
burned his hands in aterrible manner
while trying to extinguish the flames
which were consuming his little son, is
now able to remove the bandages and
use his hands a little.
A memberof Company F writes home
that the boys are weilnigh disgusted
and srsblue in spirits over the miscr-
able weather.
therein not ‘spirits' enough in camp to
cheer them up either.
The storm did more damage to the
telephone system than was at first sup-
posed. The long distance and trunk
lines have been cleared up but the local
circuit is still in a great deal of disorder.
It will probably take two daystosrralight-
on it out. The electric light wires
have been repaired.
-—At the Boston store, Norwalk, you
can buy summer goods at winter prices.
Frederick I’eiter of Bridgeport. for-
merly of Norwalk, a speclal student of
8. ll. 8., '03. whershe completed a
’tbreeyears course in one, and isahroa
graduate of the New York Pharmaceu
tical school. class '00 will enter thesci-
entilil: course at Yale, having [used a
splendid examination. .
The storm in Westport was exceed
aground in the harbor. In the village
greatdamagewas done to trees, chim-
neys, out-buildings and roofs. At Compo
beach tbebath houses were turned over
and washed several hundred feet in
share. Several were knocked to pieces.
Extensive improvengnts are to be
made at the Neurosis institute on Keyssr
planssndspsclflcatlonsnowbeinglnthe
hands of the contractors for figures. A
' new dock will also be built. The present
building will be! renovated and many
improvements will be made about the
island. The storm blew down and
uprootsdeighttrees on the site of tbeLI
proposed new bulldlng,thsrsby saving
the troublsof cuttingm them down.
George WW of Broad flinch
makingstcurcftbscouuty,visltlngthe
diff-sulpescbcrchsrdsln search of trees
afflicted with the yellows At Barton,
outnchanslloggfarm,he found the
rootofatresknowrltobelw years old
and from which be secured a branch in
fulland healthy foliage. At New Can-
ssn he found a healthy peach tree fifty
years old. He has ordered several hun'
drell afflicted trees cut down,snd says
that some growers anticipating a visit
from him out down diseased trees before
hh srrltsllwflw~m~ ‘
kMr, J. C. nostril. one ofc‘the has:
wxwwd,n'f‘:nsmsulfsrsd with di-
arrhoea for a long time and tried man
different rsmsdlvs
til lsChambsrlain’ Cholera and
was used. that re-
Dlarrhcsa Remedy
llsvsdhlm at ones. For sale byG.C.
Drunks
Children Cry for
without benefit, un-
Pltchsr's Cestorla.
mmwmmmlfim
mumsmmsevisdfcvm
mmWMfiMWM
minnows-museums.
.. caller-n Oryfcr
Fischer's Csstsrls.
0mm cam
John Parks and family are moving I V
damaged Wednesday night bys leak in K
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
ermns in oraiot or cuss and lot.
with the view a put: blur w, are invimi to
call and examine our l have them for
sale In every partofths
prices and on easv farms.
wanna»;
city at reasonable
anal tf
lienry Goodman, of the cyclical of
—~We will close out the balance of our 1
Noble. on August 16th, Charles Low and ._,
lie closes by saying "and _ '
ingly severe. A number of yachts are »
l‘snd. Athrssstorybrickhouse is to y,
beerectsdas an additional rots-stairs“, Mm
\l‘tunlicn by Ru anagrrian woman to do gener-
a s1 housework the day. Speaks“. Ger-
man and English. pply to Mrs. Suiynk itl
Wood street, South Nlirwalk. “it" .1:
'lTUA’I'lON as nurse. ( a‘ll sfterli p. IL. at
it North Main street. second floor. auZlIlt
\N industrious lemlmrall, man and his
1 wife woul-ll lihntotakwareol a gentle-
man' it place during the winter. or would a4 ‘
cepta‘y klnllnf work. “and reference Ali-
W.. W carport P. 0.. f‘ one. arm lit
T0 LET.
"l'.\ EN mime. 00er Main and Ann streets.
rent. Sis; .rorlnra Nor rMaln street, rent.
'15; lower floor of house. So. 70 South Main
sires-f. rent Il-‘i. Apply to l. A. Woodward.
E‘ROM Heel. 1. lhernp floor in the insurance
Lhullllini nowm curried b Butler lodge.
. l) or palllculal'rl m nlre of “.5
Brown. athia store on South aln strut, or
learn L-Blarse, (‘ lly National Bank. s5lf
. ‘IIL‘i'i' floor over Thusloreillsen‘ “hoe shire.
Suitablefor milllnery. drmmak aklng. tat
luring or any other light briefings. inquire.
Old \ ell C xgar t‘ 0.. KlWaalllngton at. an if
‘ AST half of double house on Munroe street.
I Inquire of ii. If. Rowan ”I:
SMALL building on Water at rest. Applyta
MICK Jul ff
is'rull'l‘ UF souwank QC. Fauna"
(hurt Anguatl' A. 1).
Estate of Andrew J. Gilbert. late of Norwaik,
In laid Dislrlt‘f deceased.
'I'llcf‘ mm of Probate for [he Ilistril t of Nor-
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the dale hereof for the rrcdlfnrs of said estate
tor-ambit rheirrlalms for umfllcnreur Thule
who nsgla‘t to resent their armour.» prone pc-r
iy attested, um. u said flrnc will he «i. ml
a recovery. All per-mus indebted to said carafe
are requested to make lrnnrrsll-l'e shim mom to
said. 2."- sl
Executor
1.; Ilellsctor' s llctlcs.
\ UHF I la hereby IVII n to all persons liable
to pay lane to l e loan of \‘orrvaik. in
the county of Falrdeld and State of (.‘onm-cti
cur. on the sacrament list of new. that I will
meet them in renews sail] taxes, at the follow.
in: times and places. to wit.
Al the store pol VT. :4. Hum InI. KAN Nor-
walk (down towel. on Wednesday. August
filth lam. from lilo'clolk foreman nntll 12:1!)
o ‘clm‘k afternoon.
At the store of J. C. ilamlle. sl Winnlpank.
on the afternoon of Wednesday. tunnel \lfh.
"Hi, from 3 o Molo- k until will. lock.
l“At fhl More of Alphonso Dibble. at South
Five Mile River. on the evening of Wednes-
day. August Ilkll. "all. from .m o". lock until
a III 0 ‘clor I.
At the once of the ('llilev for. Room No. l.
anir Building]. In the iloroulrhef Norwalk.
In Milli Townnf urvrlslk. on 'Ihllrsday. Aug
ustlllsnlm from!) o‘--,lloLlr forennon. until I
o 'clock afternoon. and from 7 until u o‘clock
In the evening.
Mr. H i). mlih at the Collector' s office
Norwalk.and Hr .I. Layton at his office.
Railroad Place. South Norwaik. are suthoriz
ed to receive taxes for me.
On all taxes whlcb shall remain unpaid after
the lllth day of September lfll. lnlerr-st at the
rate of nine per cent. willllc l barge-l from the
Illa! day of August, 1m until the same shall
GEORGE ll. #1‘. JOHN
Collar for in and for said town of Norwalk.
on [he liril ilfl m
Dam! ar Norwalk. (.‘nnn.. August 1. ram.
MISS if
w‘l'llls'il'lr. also...
Vil- l
Ileorge it. Balls and ’ . .
Rnprmnmlv’m .12, , Onllrof Nome.
( 'rodlloragtheorgle
Y
Fri-unlyvunsl'nrur. 0 Is. gill-Ida'slpori"m Aug.
I‘:.Alll'::lli(,' "H‘lilv't It: the VillllamB.
8 com fl U “Isl
Bufil ”
praying for reasons thsrsin rtLr
reelremov ng a cloud from the tiller»
cert-slaw real estate ‘fn the Cit ofSonth Nor.
walk. Hos.“ owned olm said
Hubbell, b veiling said title in him mfrss from
the racism rants of a c cringe be ill
nable
I“In and for Fair—
ash!" County. on the first ay of balsptsm-
ler. lwl.
its and bet foo rhs sob.
Inc‘rllb vulgarity thatnhemu‘silld eorgsli.
lay a absent from this statsl and was to
Muslim
Tissues-I Canaan, 'l'bst notice of the
mlaluths vsnb
Lima-hill“.M "Home”? Was-ca Bullock:
“MAMA
hsfors the-attb .LIIIA WM It! on 0'
d vrnamr
Clark the Court of Common for fair.
0
A Auction.
wrunrsnll. 9596;. gt. i893.
Will be sold at public auction entire premises
or the late John if. Ramses, Cliif street. Nor-
walk. Ten cows. If! Dill. forty chickens. two
horses, . new earrings. two buck-boards, oae
aquariums wagon, two sleighs (one hold. two
ladders. one whssl barrow. refrigerator. laur-
nees. blankets. three for boxes. mllk rafts. tubs.
etc. Also a linearity of household furnilnrs.
including bed room suits. carpets. eaten-ion
tablon. writing deskmacholce of a serum or
cpriuht piano. dishes, sewing machine. and
safe: al ..I lit qt. milk routs, one darkens. one
milk wagon and humans fins four year
old grey horns. well broken sari a pond driver.
This sale must take place Wednesday. Aug.
y Marsala. Solspositlvs. Terms sash. For
further particulars terrain of J. LANG. on
the min: or
Jim silellrll. truism
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murmur-user".
lssswepsssad farm
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mash. 'cfllr
dew: ruslrrll'mrrle
Taylor dimdolden.” A
. estly tel
I“ ROMEO IAOKEIEL,
m. . . corral.
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
Ponder well. dear friends. and neighbors.
As you read the wondrous story, .
flow for gold. and not for glory.
NHIRII‘PSJAILIH‘S. LAWYERHJIOAKY
lmlmreda with their might and main.
Int their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them, with no when
That we e‘rr sold beef. or mutton.
'I'hls, the tale they told Judge Kane.
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
18 North moi et.. 50. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 5241. I
NOW (ONTAINS SOME
whether it's winterorsum. sis-lagor ’
JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
All Artistic line of Photographs, Especisll
constantly on Erhi itisll.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
E. II. JACKSON. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 WALL $1.. HORRILI.
manna-mm '
it. You artist have armies,
bsvs’sarsotbstyoueaahass
‘lsrul ft'sscovv-v that stays all the year
round, from January to Mabel. i
doe-n! make any difference with m
autumn: we’ve got everything In the ~
grocery line. had the quality is always U
prime as June butter. A hrhk trade
keeps our storak always fresh and plie-
always low. This week we ans oflsshc.
run our seer slrrrs's.
The Richest Cheese In the City.
caresses-min Immunisation-r.
CHAS.“ E. SEYMOUR,-
33 Washington St.
Call 13-2.
Quickly then. their prayer's he mint
And the BAILIP’B. nothing danntad.
Took the Job they long had wanted
W au- bed our stores both day and night.
Who‘d have thouth our it!!! so TEN DEB,
’l hat thus they must. their service render.
Int TilMiVErl break in and we (if) UNDER
For men and angels WHAT A storm
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
ms 05mm
PEOPLE' 8 IAIKE‘I’.
21 Wall sf... Norwnlk
Telephone caIl. 67-8.
BEA! Tii'l' 1. WORK [5'
‘ ORAIOH. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AHO SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited-
Stulliss from child-Lil‘s
FOR THREE
THE GREAT OOHSOIPTIOH
“They
all Throat and Lung
disc use pernranenty
lent at this season.
men
of Skin or chalp diseases, should
after whilzrhdat. the usual fees will he
and b to S p. In.
Main fillies 925 Chapel
Those suffering fromitheumatism. Sonar. L' loerrl, Tumors. Cancers oran
DAYS ONLY
The f‘elebrnted Staff of
English and American Doctors,
IliO OATIRRII SPECIALISTS.
Will arrive at the
City Hotel, South Norwalll, August Zillh,
and will open an office rn Parlor No.’ or.
All who visit these Eminent Physicians before August 3| will receire Cea-
snltslion. Advice. Services and Surgical Treat
menf Free of Charge lnfil Cured.
treat all diseases and deformities.
you so and caution you against spen
merit. During the past year 3 192 were rejecral as incurable
taken for treatment, 6,171 have been cured. 1, 64! still under our
improving. These Specialists will positime cure Catnrrk. Bronchitis. Art
,and will absolutely guarantee every case of Con-
sumptiun they agree to “Eat. This mode of treatment is safe, sure and certain in
its results. Epilepsy. Hysteria Nervous Exhaustion and all forms of nervous
cured by the [ondon Special Treatment.
All dim-lees of the Liver and Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels, especially preva-
treated with guaranteed euccerm. They have secured the
serviles of the menu rll. l1 nglisil ‘w‘pl-l ialisLs for film-I Skin and Surgical diseases of
Ujour case is incurable they will bon-
lng more mono? for inelass treat-
nearly 8m) cases
care and "has idly
form
visit them at once, Remember. cons tattoo,
advice and wrvices alsolulely free anti] cared toall who applym
hargpd. Ofice
C cehomsOmnwdpm,
Street. New llaves, Cons.
(illegitimate
MUSIC HALL.
Saturday. Aug. 26.
THE ('OXEIIIAN.
AARON H. WOOOHOLL.
HL'PI’UR’I‘ED Il\'
. MISS TROJA ORISWOLO
In his (trust New York Success llll‘ in nea-
tlunaH filmed) Dram
Uncle Hiram,
Entirely Revised, Re-wrlltan and made a
"if“! scum PIODUC'I'ION.
Tile Thrilling a... lili doses.
The Wonderful Isllresd Effect.
The Brooklyn Brill", law lurk
Harbor and Isrtllcllli States.
We carry our own Deanery. and wlll preliivrly
produce it as advertised.
III Ill-w, ”I 00!“.
it!!! salons.
ill-alt Aim I‘A‘llloa.
uuonrn AMI ‘I'IAII.
Reserved reef now on sale at insisted and
Rlus‘ Drug Surges mesa, 70.50. I
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LIGHT. STROIO All! OLIRAILE.
machine In wsl
flmaflmm inanima- a. carry
no. Ila-Arum if test
Inga» glrsslurslamlsum . In
to in lfm I ”fight-g;
'era as *rls."d but wait us it
rules, the fa?!"
which “I” #wl’ltsll
sears.“
$31.2: “deflate estsfosus and”: than
rhlukltcvsv.
Practicalill mils. Repairing
Wow Ewan,
LAST
GRAND EHOORSION
._ _olv Tris: snasox. 70-— “ '
SEA BEACH,
0% EV ISLAND.
OOOW-m—
STEAMER
Bill OF ALRAHI.
SOHOIIJOB. 21'93
75¢ ~Ertssies Fare-15s.
luvs Graft lsrwslk, 0:. a. at.
Returning Leaves
are Beach (lions, Isissd),4:1|p.sl.
East list 8f. Ii. 1., 5:2! s- a.
sat!
Willieekertilo.
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HOT WATER HEATH
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Norwalk Chronicler