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SOUTH NORWALK.
"WAll—m PAPEII,
Glam now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
J 'l'hsyaro very handsome and
. Utaprlca is low.
, met Hanging, Painting
, and Decorating.
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Tilll EVENING SENTINEL.
JAKIS GOLDEN. Editor and Water.
Trans—leer year b
01.36: i month.
Illulatwru Alma-as tar tomorrow. “
sun Rises “1ka This Low Title
II 5:17 “7 ‘l:
Omen amontha
odnh: al‘n‘g'l'efindlua. I cents
Ilww York florald'eather lavas-at.
The west today promises to bermler.
cloudy and ‘ ug. with rain. likely to be
heavy. d . ' y strong winds. To-
scandal". to bil shady. preceded by
rain and blgh wink. with slight temperature
changes. followci by clasrlus.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our (my are Dot-g
and last-x.
Mrs. B. H. Fox, of West street, is
seriously ill. ,
—Fall tel'm of the Merrill Business Col-
lege. Stamford, (loan. will open Sept. 5.
Invitations areout for the narrlage of
Nil Minnie Thornton l0 Alamo!
‘ Aitken. a popular clerk in Goulden’a
drug store, Stamford. The ceremony
will be performed next Monday aren-
ing at 8 o’clock, at Ilsa Thornton's
home, 85 South Main street.
-—Plenty 0d delicioua'.breed, at Iano’
George Cook, formerly a clerk at Torn-
liuson’s drug store, walked from the
store to Fred Coleman's news stand, Sat-
urday evening. and . upon ‘ his arrival
there missed '15. A diligent search fail-
ed to find the money and Mr. (kick is in-
clined to belhrve that some one picked
his pocket.
The Aquenucksquewauks. of Dan-
bury, went into camp at Bell Island,
yesterday, for a week. The party in.
cluded A. W. Partneleo. Robert Sayer.
James Hamilton, Daniel Sprague, Roe-
well Glover, Harvey Osborne, and Colo-
nel W. B. Sharp. Several others will
probably join them later. The name
«me down on a flat car, and is chained
up at the island.
—lties Emma Brintoupf Falls Village,
Conm, graduated! the Merrill Buaiuess
college. Stamford. has recently been
placed as bookkeepclu thereal estate
eudinauruncsctlics oflfr.W. N.Whlte,
Stamford.
One of the Bates Brothers called at
Tm: Mm office this morning and
emphatically denied the report which
found its way into print yesterday that
their Bumpty Dumpty company had
gone to. pieces. The company, be said,
was doing a good business in ”research-
eotts towns, and receiving the praise of
thepreaaand people. They will give a
performance at Music Hall next Monday
night.
The following from the Stamford
Advocate Is applicabloto South Norwalk:
“Certain policy-players are accustomed
to use ‘9-19-20’ u a favorite ‘gig’ and to
put their money on these numbers day
after day. It was the winning combina-
tion Saturday. and there wu rejoicing
in certain quarters. Home regular play-
en‘etruck It rich’. The policy ticket
vendors are saying ell manner of harsh
things about The Daily Advocate these
days for calling attention to the fact that
the practice la Illegal and demoralizing."
—-0or chemists, vanilla, strawberry.
peach. and pineapple cream is 0. K.
lane's.
The schooner William S. Tompkins
arrlvod at John H. Ferrla' wharf yester-
day afternoon with a cargo of brick for
Contractor A.Bech,to be used In the
construction of the Ann street sewer.
Work on the aewerwaebegun yesterday,
whauafolce of Italians was put to
workstthajnnctiouof Northlfalnaud
Ann street. dlgglu a trench seven feet
wide. The bomber of also will be In-
creaaed and the work pushed to com-
pletion as rapidly as possible. It will
require about 200,000 brick to build the
sewer. The old woodsuaawar willba
tllled to after atwelve-Inch pipe has
been laid through It for the convenience
of homeboldars on Ann street. Thb
work Is Included in lfr. Bach’s contract.
-Don’t forget that lane’s Ice cream is
the purest.
Boa-salient Blue laws.
The Blue-Lawsof Connecticut were so.
called bemoan they wueprlnted on blue
dagarlpa pa.par These are some of them:
"Nooaaahall baafraeulan orllevea
converted ands
Warmthchurcbea llowadluthe
"Nodlasenter tsrtbafrom saundalw
ahlpof thla Domlulouahsll be allowed
toglveavoteforelaotlngmeglatrstuor
”If“
ofoodorlodlngaballba adored to
hustle."
"Neoaeebellornaatbartvercutba
ibuteaaethorlsedo
seawans news.
A Busty Budget of Items From the
Upper lad of Town.
lira. James W. llyett moved yealer
da‘y into the lloyt homestead on Prosllcct
Ii ll.
Theyscht label. owned by If. E.
thophadhorrlgglag somewhat dam-
aged lnegala at Black Island, Monday
night.
Joseph Hubbard. an aged colored man
kuownea “Sbakey Joe,” has received an
increase of pension from ‘10 to £17 per
month.
Warden Sloan and Chief of Police
Deon went down fishing yesterday. They
returned with a good catch, but some of
their friends insinuate that It is too hard
timu to buy llah.
'l'haannnal shoot for the state regr-
msntal mphies of the Connecticut Ne-
tioual Guard, will be heldat the Hart-
ford range on Tuesday, October a. Each
regimental team will consist of twelve
men, with three substitutes.
-—Plant'y of fresh lluyler’s candy at
lane's. ______
G. F. Bryan, of Bridgeport. who won
the Fairlleld county lawn tennis cham-
pionship in the singles at Norwalk, last
summer, la playing in the tournament
at Newport. He will contest for the
county championship again this year.
Rom Burchsrd and F. A. Lockwood,
Norwelk’a crack tennis players. will also
be competitors. m..-
Fred and Oliver Stanley sailed to
Southport, Saturday, and sturted for
home abouttlo'clock that night. They
became becelmed down the harbor and
after drifting about for two hours tied
their boat to an oyster stake and titers
spent the night. Toward morning a
breeze sprang up'und they sailed for
home, arriving there about noon Sun.
day.
Edward Taylor‘s horse was taken with
blind staggers on Wall street last night
and fell over upon the sidewalk in front
of the Wilson building. A crowd of
overs hundred people econ gathered to
help get the animal on its feet again.
Tboeewho couldn‘t get near the bone
offered words of advice. while those on
the oubkirh of thccrowd spit on their
hands and did the grunting. It was
more excitement than Norwalk has seen
before in a month.
~—l"reah lluyler‘s today. lane's.
An article appeared in the Ilsmtte
purporting to be acommunil-atlou signed
“J. R. 11.." relativeto the Water Commis-
sioners. The commissioners feel as
though the article gains credit by com-
ing, or purporting tccomc. from Mr.
Hurlbutt. Attorney- liurlbutt, whose
Initialsare J. 8. IL, says he knows
nothing about it;did not write, inspire
or know of the article, or authorize any—
one to use his initials; that when'flc
writes for publication he signs his name
in full.
The Twenty eighth regiment. C. V.
held its reunion at Seaside Park. yester-
day, there being about fifty present.
Officers elected are: President. L. L.
Scollcld. Stamford; vica-prealdente,W
S. Taylor, Stamford: Charles II. Gon-
ley, Stamford; J. 8. Sherwood. Weatport:
lerrltt Hunt, New Milford: L. D. Jones,
Salisbury; Frank larch. West Winstcd;
Horace G. Burr, Norwelk; Nicholas Fox,
Port Chester; treasurer. G. E. Scofleld.
Stamford; secretary. Robert Bunion.
Bridgeport
-—lfr. Joseph DeGulre, graduate of the
class of '92, Merrill Business college,
Stamford. has been placed In a first-class...)
position as book-keeper and atenograpber
with the Central Gas Stove 00.. Green-
wich. Conn.
At the annual tournament of the
Felrlleld (lounty Teunla eaaoclatloa,
which will be held on the grounds of the
Bridgeport club. corner Elmwood and
laurel avenues. on Tuesday. September
5th. play begins at 10:80 a. In. Theon
tourmmeut wlll condone the rest of the
week. That and second prlsuwlll be
awarded to the beat singles and doubles.
The entrlu close IWWM itb.o
atdptmnthefaahalngttforthe
singles and .8 for the doubles. Roland
Hallory and A. A. IcKalvey era the
committee In charge of the tournament.
The ladlea‘Teunh club.“ Bridgeport.l-w
will have charge of entertaining the vla-
ltlug players. The lorwslk club wlll
probably enter from four to six men and
elarganulnber of the members will are
the games.
Linea Baoedlot, of lawle ‘atrset. hired
silvery team last duadeyaoddrcvsto
Westou.accoulpanlad by his wife. Ar-
turnadthehoreatutoelot. Afteraatlng
hie fill the animal quietly jumped the
and for Norwalk.
2'
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”living at thatrd-tluatlou Nationalist In .5.
Reach ‘
day. The funeral will be held Thurs:
day afternoon at 9:30. ’
--l.amb chops 15c. Peoplre' Market.
has commenced enlarging the house by
building on two wings. The Interior
will be thorougly renovated. Mr. Sample
also contemplatee’raiaing the roof.
boy, who recently won the llamdeu and
Rovers’ road race over a live—mile course,
and William Palmer. of the Polo rink,
have entered the mile and teuzrnile heu-
dicep races to be given at Norwalk on
Labor Day.—New Haven Palladium. '
F—Thoue 0‘: marshmallow drops for
39c at lane‘s are very line.
H. B. Wighsm and son .Evoritt, of
Norwalk, who have been cruising down
east with A. 8. Gibson in the yacht
Alice 0., arrived home Saturday. They
rode out Wednesday night‘s gale at
Shelter Island. The yacht dragged her
anchors and was drifting towards
the rocks, when a line was thrown to
them from a two-muted schooner near
by and they made fast to her.
Archbishop Williams. after the funeral
services of Bishop McMahon were over
last week. called the consultors and the
lrremovablc rectum of the diocese to~
gethec. to vote upon the name of some
one to succeed to the office of bishop of
the Hartford diocese. The ballot was
taken and the result, with three names
selected by the archbishop and the sur-
viving bishops of the province. will be
forwarded to Rome. It may be six
months before the selection is made. but
it is thought that no such delay will on-
sue before the name of the new bishop
will be known, and that the selection
will be made within a few weeks. No
information has been given out as to the
name suggested to the Pope.
OVER Till! RIVER.
News and Gossip-”‘0‘! the Day in Ice-a
Nor-elk.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will
meet to-morrow in the church parlor.
The Junior league of the East Evenuo
Methodist Episcopal church will meet to-
morrow night. at the home of Min
Minnie James, Second avenue.
Alfred (l. Merritt and Miss Juliett
Scott.who have been visiting hlr. and
Mrs. Alfred J. (iainer for the pest live
weeks. will return to their home in
Brooklyn next Wednesday
lt0WAYTON.
Miss Edith Robbins. of Jacksonville,
Vt., in tho guest of Miss Charlotte 1'.
Bryan.
bliss Lou Stevens returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit with friends In
New York.
NA yof twelve persons from Rye
..arein pomesaicn of the Oak cot
tags at Bell Island.
William D. Fetter. of Brooklyn,
chad two excellent sermons in the
etbodiat Episcopal church last Sunday.
Rev. Robert Collyer, I). 1).. preached
in the Baptist church, Sunday evening.
. He expects to leave for Chicago this
week.
II. S. Stanbarg. who leased Mr. Ilau
nah's cottage at Bell Island some time
ago, left town l-riday night for New
York.
The emploea eaof Contractor II. II.
Brown drawt water off of Chaemar‘a
pond again Sunday night. and lloylaton‘ a
carriage factory is once more shutdown
“M...“ ..-. M-
DABIEH.
'llla Adelphl Concert oompen.
pcaedcf Norwalk and South orwalk
pie. will give a concert in the
town Ito-marrow evening.
The of ll-Handa‘ art class
will take 3 In the Center acth bulld-
lng from :00 to 6.00 o‘clock Thursday
afternoon. A la number of lnvlta-
done for the aflelr va been fined
Daniel Edgar la having an artealau
well drilled at his residence on Great
. Bis brother. Newbold Ed r,la
bavlug one drilled through thoeoll rock
outlay Island. which he purchased last
winter.
George lienlott. who resides In Row
“WW and owns the Columbus Hotel In
mu coo littering the advisability“
lanothera
l
WI; t, audm making several more ;
ugrooana.
Brooklyn, add Dr.
no‘imh etcharlotteavllla Vt. hawvc
been“;u Hepa'eaanta tative I}.
rennin: In Edith Arnold,of‘l‘arry-
town,ls the guest of lfr. and Ira.
The falr and featle of the ladies'
Guild eth. Luke's church. last Thurs
dayafteruoonanda avast al was notes
attended as the alr warranted.
A numbarcf fancy articles were dispos-
ad of and refreshments were served.
The annual fair of Ivanhoe Castle,
Kalgth oftbaflloldau
msaos'l‘bu
' lay B. Johann, tbs four-year-old (
daughter of Charles E. and Fanny B. ,
Johnson. of West Norwalk. died yester. '
ii?
A .
Alexander Sample, who purchased the 2.,
James W. llyatt place on West avenue, .
1.. w. Sullivan, special postal delivery ,
deficient PLAINS.
Frank Taylor Is very sick.
covory Is doubtful.
Mr. Fountain has been visiting friends
in Bedford. N. Y.
Frank Tweed and family are visiting
Mrs. Caroline yman.
Mrs. William Gregory, who has been
very sick with an abscess, is recovering.
Frank Clark and Charles You have
beenk harvesting salt hay during no past
was .
Ilia re-
Leater and wife are visiting
his parents. . and Mrs. William
Gregory.
Mrs. Frederick Weed and daughter
Ruth are visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Gregory. '
At the special school meeting. held in
the school house last Friday evening. it
was voted to borrow money to pay for
cleaning and repairing the school house;
also to lay a tax to pay all Indebtedness
of the district. The meeting adjourned
until Friday evening.
srosies or mt ‘m‘lt.
toe- of Connecticut.
liar Sliverstreet and Alcoa Kapllu
two Hebrews, were drowned while ill
bathing at Del-b
Exiiovernor homes M. Waller will
bathe principal speaker at Bridgeport's
amnesty meetings Se lumber
. Acting Chief of Police Billfief [fart-
ford, has iaauod orders that hereafter no
girls be allowed to sell papers on the
streets.
Frank Pomona aim lo minded man.
thirty years old, wan cred away from
his home in Orange and has not been
seen since.
Joseph Purdiif, six years old. did in
an orphan home at Ilddletosvn. His
mother, in a crazy fit. threw him from a
six-story window.
A man giving his name as Arthur
leery, of Worcester. fleeced Norwich
hotel p ministers, stole $50 from hotel
guestsan
Lucius Abbott attempted sui lde by
drowning in Pembroke lake, Bri Report.
lie changed his mind after striking the
water and his cries eavedh im.
Mrs. Sarah liner, of Lyme. is in an
insane retreat after gashing her throat
with a razor and then taking ludsou.
Slle wandered about the woods inr oer»
erol days until found.
Arrangements are being completed for
a tlmsll light between l’ntrilk llmoks
and Jim (leetersloll.ex-cllsmi on light
wei ht of New England, to luld of
Dan llry soon.
Mrs. Bridget McMahon, whose hus-
band is prominent in Danbury politics,
while rulneging through aburcau drawer
ran amiss an old pistol. She took it out
and began examining it. Without warn-
ing the revolver was discllargml and the
bullet entered the woman‘s heart. Death
was lustnntauious.
now to Tell a l’areou‘ a Age.
Ilero Is something “one German
newapaper, which wlll do two things for
you besides what It pretends todo. it
will amuse you and will glve you ood
practice in mental arithmetic as we l as
enable you to appear to your friends to
be an extraordinary gifted person. Says
the newspaper in question, the age of a
race and the month In which he was
rn may be discovered as follows. First
you ask him to go to the other
end of the room. to prevent your
seeing what be Is going to write.
Then you ask hlm to put down the
number of the month In which be was
born. and multiply It by 3. then add 5 to
the sum, and multiply the latter by 00.
add his ego to the quotient. then deduct
305. and add lift to the difference. Sup
mposo be Is 40 years of age. and was born
February. the computation rnlght
stand thus: 9x2 equals 4, plus ii «goals 9.
x 00 equals 450. us 40 equals “0. minus
addequale 134. pus lib equals 240. the
last two figures Indicate the age—via. ,
40. and the tint it re. 2.1-ebruery, the
second menthol t a year. You simply
ask the person to state the result of the
calculation. and than declare tbstha was
him“ February and la forty nine years
c
‘ Expat-lineal with this as often as you
pleaaeaud ltla sure to work. provided
lyou do It correctly.
If a New York millionaire gives a dln-
nor at 5th avenue and 00th street. costing
00.00, which ismwmd mg:
:n’ Hlumrn'liiindlul' rod“. on
V0
each forCaculaBtoodCure rummage).
what would baths aavlngpar oaplta If
the dinner aboold uotbo glven,t there
being 87 person at the feast!
you may have
information
the
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wast President mask lays.
President Charles P. Clerk. of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford
road, granted an Interview last ulght on
the statamnt published in The Hartford
Contact. common ting thealguldcanoe
of the fall of man” York. New Item
udlfertford stock nearly fifty potnlts
alncaA I. He said the drop was
few sel- lu Maud
Baton. where the ow York,
Hartford
Ill. M
”ammonia" statadthst
nothinghadtrallaplrvdthmak sketllsroad
foraulsatautooualderths quastlouofa
reductloacf Its dividends.
wom'eswsaswee-rowaars.
illrayenuraelatbachlidrsn’s
Bmlahewh
children ”mildly“ wlthe “remedy. now
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Mr. Thomas Battle, editor of the Grap
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weeks in Jonstowrl. Pa" alter the great
flood on account of my husband being
employed there We. had several chil-
dren with us, two of whom took the
diarrhoea very badly y. I got some of
Chalnberlains (Allie, (‘bolera and Di-
errhws Remedy from Rev. Mr. Chop-
msu. It cured both of them. Iknew
of several other cases where it was
equally successful. I think it cannot be
excelled and cheerfully moommendlt"
25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Stillson, llmggist.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Ceatofll.
When she was a Child, she cried for t‘ashlrh.
Whon she became Hillel. she clung to t‘nsmrig.
When she had Children. she gave them (Musk.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
Chl'lren Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Taylor a: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON “BRIT.
Parsons looking forelot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purlllaslw.h are Invited to
cell and axelnlne our list. have them for
sale In every pertof the city at nesonable
prices and on eaov terms. anal tf
vvam'rnn. "
TWO glrla wantwlw Una that understands
walling: on table and chamber work: one
cpolrlngan kitchen work. Apply at once. at
I' plan street. aullfl
T0 LET. -.-
SIN lPN rooms. corner Main and Ann streets.
I rent. III»: nimble? North Main street. rout.
Silt Apt Woodward
'1‘“ W0
lgAltN on prominenwhoutll Halli atmt to
lot from Sept. Inf: also basement under
Dibble it (‘omatnrk‘ It! may.” per month.
Apply to J. l. Dibble. ltl\ ashlugtcn street.
oral slot-nut I). In t'. athllw
Ilium-ill Henry street. last Norvvulk:I l
housed» Ila street: I house. i ’l‘ollms t.:
thin lusc. Ely eclr street: part of bones. ll
lice street. lower tl-lorll suit of mom a
Tolls- street un staffs. Inquire cf John-P.
Knapp. Ill W'oat street. '
fulfil Sept. l. the top
to l
' "9. War“ pattiesl
town. at his store on item
George II‘. Hearse. (.‘lty N oualllau
F“
its]; an... over Themlorslllaen as maturls.
Suitable tor lull: lusty. droesm l‘nsJal
lorlrl or any other if t bust l.neaa
l-olll
It
xpile-anon! furnished front rooms to let
go. 7 Mott avenue 6!!“
curb to he insurance
l‘l'gfll‘lto of]???
brushL or
n litre.
all Cigar Ila. aablngtonvt. salt!
AH’I' halfof d aphid ones; on ”and... street.
Enquire oflg. ll. 11 I! if
llll bblmllll onWatcrstrea A to
S finalist" " Eli’s
HCRWBEEI' ”
”‘3.th fire
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51‘?“ ml in!"
Bharvl cua .
Eleni Hue “all. or mills-mml
Tel collector a Notice.
callable
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glib
”Gd”. lent Nor-
. wrial
at Vloat
melon is hereby Wazoo to all
tops
the county ”Minimum and stated
out . up the mmsnt at of ms. “it"s:
thou—wow
fist.
Wallis!»
o‘clock until
'h 'Ifo. 1.
fl?“
mlm
“Mm: Aall.
him ".5... of the best
treatment of diarrhea in her children \:
am I
it. rm must have groceries, ‘
havs’daatbatyouaaa have "an .
Ooraaeortment covers the whole anti.
endit’asooverthet stays all the year
round. from January to Deoemba r. l
do-n’tmelcsaeydllamcawltbusr
whether It’s wiotaror summer. spring or .
autumn; we’ve got everything lo the
grocery line. and the qualityls always as
prime as June butter. A brisk trade
keep our stock‘al'waya fresh and prices
alwaye low. Thia‘week we are odorlng.
travel out runs sums.
The Richest Cheese in the City.
Illlrl node are the Ilnllsst; do the Fartllsmt.
SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Call l3-2.
Ponder well. dear Meade. and neighbors.
As you read the wondrous story.
flow for gold. and not for glory.
SHIRIFPS.BAILIFFS. LAWYERSJIOABY.
labored” with their might and main.
[Asst their spell on us be broken. ‘
And we leave them. with no token
That we e‘er sold beef, or mutton.
Thisdha tale they told Judge Kane.
E. J. was
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All Artistic line of Photcgl
eon TH it;
THE IIIIEAT IlIIIISlIAII’IIIIII
snltetlon.
eetIy tell you so and caution yo
most. boring the put car 3 l’ a
Improving.
all Throat and Lung Diseases,
sumption they agree to treat.
its results. Epilepsy. IlysteriliL
disease pormmlent y cured by tII
men.
of Skin or Scalp diseases, silo
advice and sort Ices absolutely lh"
after which date the usual fees will be
and II to S p. nl.
gufeqfarnlnmts.
IIIIIIWAIII OPEIII IIIIIISE.
Thursday. Aug.» 3|.
AN AL“'AYS WELCOME VISIITOR.
THE
CHAS. T. ElllIS,
IN llls DEAI'TIFI'I. ('(lhll-illll’.
Count Caslper
newmrms ~ .— lclzvmull.
. leer.
Ellls’ New Stings.
may ltllqllm~ I J
"A IIIIITIIII IIIllE BOILIIIIET."
With the boutnrlelml for the led a. and
“SANTA CLAIU 8.”
With love for the clllillroi .
Till VII“ BEST OF HUI PORT.
Tit hate on sale at Gregory' a and Ti
IIIIIIISIIAI, lIlIi
nucnsv DOUGH ‘
IVIIY‘I'IHMI III I
iaadrrluvoreaetlwaak.
spits“, Especisll
tonal tntly on Exllihl
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
Lil] llclscll not IllIlPllEIl 53 will s1. lccwlll;
I continued to —
SWIE'I' SINGING GERMAN CtlIMIDIAN
lllllnaou's.
IlclumllilllhlcsltlcnillstPclt.
. Iockcueylcach.
neat tbavaltev. sad be continued at Thursday
Quickly then. their prayer‘s be granted.
And the BAILIFFS. nothing denote-d,
Took the job they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and nlght.
Who'd have thought our Blfl' .ao TENDER.
That thus they must. their service render.
Lent 'l‘lllflVEel break in and we GO UNDER
For men and angels WHAT A SIGIITI
7W l. ‘7
H'AMS. Proprietor,
IlEE IlEllVEIII,
Ilatisfsotion guaranteed.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
. 21 Wall, st., Norwalk
| Telephone call, 531-3..
JA KSON’S
PHOTOGH APHIC STUDIO
BEALTII‘UL WORK IN
VJATEII COLOR AIID SEPIA.
to which the nttenltion of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially. invited
Studies from Illliltl- life
ltioll.
. DAYS ONLY.
TlIleCelebruted Stall of
English and American Doctors,
AIIII CATAIIIIII SPECIAIISTS.
. Will arrive at the
City Hotel, South Norwalll, August 28th,
and will open an cfiice' ln Parlor No.2.
All who visit these Eminent Physicians before August 31 will receive Con-
Advlct. Servlces and Surgical Treat-
ment Flee of Charge Until Cured.
They treat all diseases and deformities. If yourcase is incurable they will hon-
against spending more money for useless treat
were rejected as incurable; of nearly 8, 000 cases
taken for treatment, 8.1 l hovel been cured. 1,643 still under our care and re idly
These Specialists will positively cure Caturrh Bronchitis. Ant Illa.
and will absolutely guarantee every case of Con
is mode of treatment is safe. sure and certain in
Nervous Exhaustlon and all forms of nervous
e loudon Spec
All diseases of the Liver anti Kidneys. Stomach and Bowele. especially preva-
lent at this woman treated wlith guaranteed success. They have secured the
services of the groutlst English Specialists for Blood. Skin and Surgical diseases of
iol Treatment.
'Illosesull'ering from Rheumatism Sores. L- lcers, Tumors. Cancers or any form
Id \islt them at once. Remember, consultation.
on until cured to all who apply before August 81
( llarged. Office hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.,
\lllln onlce MI} Chapel Street. New Haven. Conn.
I 1803 EAGLE)
IIBIII, SIIIIIIIIi AIIII IllIIIABlE.
Atllcrougll road me. bias In ":5“ rang.
Illa: from fl to ill lbs. and guerant to carry
all lb. luau.
Round. m- (til'l‘t'l‘ tly
deal and II tic
aprordrst. Hauler-aluminum rI‘a. a D u
no You Want a Bicycle?
Youaa “Y Eli ' but well. untlleprlu. Why
wait an: ly an llolrl rules the fal rtdlug.
wllllllllllull rldnru wt tell you Is the moat
en‘lo 'lelablauf Iltlo mm.
Inn us and get a catalogue and than
think It over.
PracticalBicyclelispairing
A APRCIAI‘I’Y.
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STEAMER
III" III ALBANY.
WANDW
it I. A IIIICKAWAI BEACH
RAILWAY.
LABOEDAY,
Monday. Sept. 4th.
Slllll~bnmln lam-two
tom teeth semis. m I. a.
Rotor-ulna Leaves
lunacy last. «I! e. a-
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