69f Lin Furnishings <
can bo found at
i881. , 0035.
So. Norwalk.
Mrs. P. Bedell is moving today from
Fascism! esot- leumlone Place to 17 Franklin street.
.Aregalarmetingofnutlerlcdng.
“it . o. r.. will be held tonight. an
members samutlyvequsstedtche
‘ f‘oshingron St.
Immune succinct.
was Om.ldltev7aad m.
min “times 7
Mme-rm.
cn-I'cu- mac“
lenient-“Weather rm present. ‘nuatne-orimpertsnee.
Theweathertodaymlssatehselear m
Illshtlyeoolsv. To-morrowltprnmhss to
elearaadellgktlywal'mes.
soon 1.01th
What thereolawlmrclty neon-tag
~Youeanbuy line .lweey peaches for
tombamflflaya'markst.
Themforl’riee. bestows
mdissaoryof Norwalk have complet-
ed their work. with the exception of
makings few "all hacks.” ascorrec-
vtiousareoalled. ltlssapectedthatths
directorywlllbeready for dellverywith-
in twoor three weeks.although itmay
be delayed loops than that unaccount
of Wmumwm’mu
ill be a subscription dance for
members at The Knob tonight.
Fred Coleman. the North Iain street
uewsdealer, is quite sick with rheuma-
tism at his honn on Tolles street.
George (look, who lost a sumof money
last Saturday. sullequently found it in
Tomliueon's thug store. where, until
recently, he was employed. '
Colonel Bowel! Frost has applied to
the adjutant general for the appoint-
ment of agsneral oourtmartial under
~thenewmllitarylaw toheartheeaaeof
Captain Charles F. Parsons. of Com-
pany 1.0! Winsted. who was relieved
fromthe commud of thecompnuyby
Colonel Frost hetero eamp,cnaceount
of chargnagainat him for intoxication
audunsoldierlyconduct.
’l'bc schooner Sarah Quinn. which
came over arm‘s reef during the
storm yesterday planing
sunk on the rocks off Wibon Point. yea-
tsrdsy noon. was owned by the captain
andhis son. who were on board. The
Quinn is vulned at 03,500. although she
cost $14,000 when built t‘v‘venty-four
year-Iago. Atlowtids the smells
nearly covered with water, and it will be
noose-rytogeta tug with astearn
pump to raise her. Captain Jeremiah
Lynch will go to Bridgeport after one
Oscar Banks. book-keeper at A. Sol
furnished considerable
amuaaoent for a large crowd oi apocta
tors last evening. while out horseback
riding. Theborae had been trainedto
be guided by the bridle rein. but Mr.
Banks w. not aware of this.
aquick pull on the line and thehorse
went into the mate between the stable of-
fice and Seotleld a Hoyt’a store. tearing
oil can of the boards and throwing him.
self. '1'. Banks dismounted very grace-
fully, the only injury he received being
the touring of his trousers.
—Flllm0flheletfillfimcolv
less. Mord. Conn.. will open Sept. 5.
,The Putnamswill playbsll Saturday
afternoonwlth theWeatporta.
Yesterday. while dissing potatoes in
his garden. John G. Pupley. of Town
street. found a verylarge one. it weigh-
ed two and one-half pounds.
a first» this hottimthmé‘?
-- 1'" THEN r—’
A large oak tree on Commodore l‘rau-
c'w Burritt'a property was blown down
yesterday, and barely escaped striking
his yacht, which has been hauled out on
the ways some time.
Everybody drinks Sod
-f.emonice cream very lineflane's.
Throughtheiguorance or gross care-
le-ne-ofsomepartieswho took A. 8.
Gibson's yacht. the Alice 0., on Ion-
day.withcnt authority.the top-ll was
leftlnsuchahapethatit blewtoribbons
inthegale.'l'hankstothscareolCharies
Blydenburgh.she suffered no other in.
F
5
lb Ross Both. of Pcughkeepeie. and
John Benita. a barber employed by
lichel & Flush. weremarried in City
Hall. New York. Monday,“ high noon.
by Alderman Flynn. acting mayor of
New York city. They will commence
housekeeping in a few days in South
Peach Cream is talent. and all out Other Flavors lure Just as Good.
i
ll.|l.l'|aistcd
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
scum nonwsur.
wrurrrrl.
A meeting 0' “10 “Mk Butchsrs' --Don't forget that Lane's ice cream is
emulation was held last night at the
City Hotel. Eben Busted and E. 8.
Adams were appointed delegates to the
stale convention to be held in New
Haven. September 7. Jacob Schaub is
the alternate. A. (i. Judson. the tlnanc.
ial secretary of tbelltate a-ociatlon.wili
also attend the convention.
-—Plentyol dellcious;hrcad. at Iane’
‘Therehalheensometalkconcerniuga
po-lblereductionofthesalarylistofthe
WWMhosdemplqu,ameunt-
into tapercent..hntinquiryofone
ofthemansgenoftheroadhssresulted
inadenisloftherspcrt. Therehasbsen
a general falling of! in thefreightre-
cdpts.bntthaeacellentpeach crops thh
M helps °‘“ W M “d!“ trolleywlss. Theenrrentneedtopropel
threats-Wycltk-wlll not kill. but it
AuewvnlehsahsenmadebytheCon— mouldnotbemeddledwithmevertheleas.
ABouth Norwalkelsctrieiauwaerecent-
lynsderaoarunklngsomenoslrwtothe
motor.whsuheaeeideutallyplsoedoce
othls baudsontherailwhllstbeotber
graspsdzsome portion ofthe [filth-av
hm. Ila received a shock which. he
myamsdehimthiokthscarhad fallen
onhlm. Bothofhisarmswerelame
fordaysalte'rwarb.
Tm: Burma. always takes pleasure
in noting the progress and prosperity of
South Norwalk boys. Alex W. ‘Dwira‘
formerly employed by Druggiat l. I.
lloyt. went to Bethe! quite a few years
ago. where he engaged in the drug busi-
uem, which hasgrown msnch propor-
tions thathe isbnilding anaddition to
hisstoretohcremeltscapacityandpro—
vids moreroom in the dwelling spart-
meets on the second floor.
is one of the Bethel water commimionera
ands pron—ire busin— man of the
The "deadly trolley," which we hear
so much about. has-o refereoes.ss many
suppose. to the dangeroa qualitiesof the
l u now mceiving the
_ FALL PATTERNS.
Theyare very handsome and
thsprleeis low.
‘ m Ham. Paint»:
all Decorating.
EV competent Men.
outdated roadlnregardtotheusnspor-
tatiou of bicycles andtrlcyoles.whieh
mes intoeflectfieptemherl. Allbley-
olss will be acceptsdeshaggageatthe
same rates as before.buttricycleswiil
uot be rgcslvad. cwiugtothespacsthe
three-wheeled vehicle takesupiuacar.
and will have to betransfevredbyex-
preescrfrslyht.
-ltr.Jsmssll.Warner.fro- titular-
rili www.mmt is little;
s clerical position with m'W of mus-nu College.tltawfmd.isllil-
lugs position with the City National
Baak.lustkllarwslk.
lutheussuf‘l'hsodoran.
1* W and Charles I. J‘-
inu. In.“ latlrday for floating
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SATURDAY.
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
“DIWALI NBWN.
' a Dressy Budget of Items hen." an.
, Upperlwdwf‘l'uwa. '
Ullie Akeratrom will play in Dunbury
the week of the Fair.
-——-‘-——-~- 7‘ tr ll
Thelttneral of John llrflovutachwlll
be held at St. Iary'a church., grid-y
morning at 0 o'clock. ‘
4 v
The Superior Court docket. criminal
side. which comes in in Beptember.
promhmtoheone of the largest in its
hhtory. .
-—Thoae 60¢ marshmallow drops for
no at [lane‘s archery fine.
A small boat«houseonthe sliorsuesr
Smith street was blown several feet from
its original site by Ilonday night's big
wind, and is a wreck.
The members of Company I" rust at
the armory last night and enjoyed lemon-
ade. which was served with the compli-
ments of Captain Rose.
Icnday night's stor‘ demolished a
chimney on Jabua Whestsr's house on
Belden avenue. two large trees at Elm.
crest,andaportlonofthe cnpoia outhe
Norwaik shirt factory.
-—Pienty of fresh Huylsr’a candy at
lane's. ”M
A lecture preparatory to the sacramentt
of the Lord‘s Supper will be held in the
chapel of the First Congregational church
tomorrow night. Sis persons will join
the church at the neat communion.
E. J.Thomas. the Norwalk representa-
tlvcof Tm: Suntan, was taken with a
hard chill this morning and was, obliged
to give up work. Any short-comings in
the Norwalk news is thus accounted for.
—There will bea special meeting of
the Nnrwalk division of A. 0. ii. this
evening. to make arrangements to attend
the funeral of John McCormack. Per
order 1‘. J. Byrnea
li- Florencs E. Jennings. oi Norwalk.
who taught Bulkley district school very
acceptably last year. is to have charge of
the sixth grade of the Strutford high
school for the next school year. «South-
port Chronicle. ___ "m
The Adelpltl Concert compuny.of Nor-
walk, gave a concert in Southport last
night. TheSoutb Norwalk l-‘ifeandDrum
Corps went over early in the evening and
advertised the concert by giving a street
parade.
None of th'! names of Norwalk‘s fleet-
wheeled bicyclists appear in the list of
eutritn for the Crescent club's meet at
the Derby Driving l‘ark. neat Saturday.
0. Ford Sessioymf llavtfunlJe enters-d
It several of the events. Evidently the
Norwalk ilycrs. are holding back for
the labor Day races.
—lamb chops the. Peoples' Market.
Ira. E. L. lloyt, Berkeley street. who
underwsntasurgical operation in New
York last week. for the removal ofa
tumor andau abscess. is notinahospl-
tal. but at the home ofsfvicnd. ller
condition is improving duy by day. and
although not yet out of danger she still
has a good lighting chance. Yesterday
she was much more comfortable. and
Ir. Hoyt came to Norwalk to attend to
business. He will for the present. how-
ever. spend the greater portion of his
time in the city.
fiddle Penney. of Southport. who is
entered in the one-half mile scratch race
on the Norwalk lair Grounds. labor
Day.hmldtc be training himselfasv’
eral hounsach day withthe intention
ctwiunlngtberaee. llelefortuustslu
having gained the good graces of, the
Pope luaheturiua company, who
have tendered him the uses! C.Furd
Henry's raeiug wheel. They have also
cloud him as an Maseru-n toF .
alert to win tilt and other
3: thslrtafiwt using wheelers:
mix---“ . ,- M - WWW...
Aline-est.
Ourice cream is evenbsttsr than it
hshsnandwill continuesotherestof
u" %w_..._-..-mmm
one I’ll emu.
lows audits-st. or on as, to nest
luvwatk.
Lit. Hurts not it, It. ltsrvinsre
aspectsdkoatetodayfrcmthsirtrlpto
m ,
Ina-d h. I. 3.0mm undone
sumol’fk'stavenunsssvlsltiurela.
tlvasiaKatcueh.
1.0. mesa-wuss“...
mmumwmm
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forlollp,l~l..khtormsr home. where M'“ .
hemmed-Mow» mu'mmm u... n"u’°‘.m‘°'“'“' Children Cry for
its. its-s. Graham. who has have “m“ Pitcher'a caster-Ia
Ira Met “ville. 0r... isovsrm 0
mam" es Its-Iv“ m. u- n- w"? nd am. . m u- children Oryfor
£0“ super nssatl as ’ltchdf'l Oasteria.
. . ‘ Highest of all in Learning Furlong-is- Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
BOWATTON. .
A largetree in front of tho Penuoyer
place on Main street was blown down
during yesterday's storm. V
Edwin L. Stevens has named his new
canoe “After the Bill." He proposes to
take all the good looking young ladies
out fora sail. Ilr. Stevens wants all to
understand. however, that although his
boat is namedflAfter the Bali," it is not
"After the Ball is Over.",forhiscauoe
never turns over.
The summit» Enos nit.—~
As Polated'Out by Labor leader Samuel
. Humps”.
Never, in my. opinion, have prepara-
tious'for the fitting celebration of La V
Day assumed the proportions of this
year's commemoration of the working-
man's'featlvul. Not only in sucti‘7met-
ropolitau centres as New York. Chicago.
St. Louis, and so forth, In which on Sep—
tember 4 next will be witnessed the most
impressive gathering of toilers ever wit-
nessed, but in such comparatively oh-
scure places as Owosso. Mich. and thou
sands equally unknown, are working-
men preparing to honor the day that is
set apart for, themselves. This less it
should be. it is but an earnest of the
workingmau's well-founded belief that
his prosperity is so indissoluabiy (30an
ted with that of the community that he
being well in do. everybody else is likely
to be us well.
The significance of Labor Du
from my own observation to
realised this year than ever before. yet
the subject is not disconnected even now
. . with error. For instance. the financial
lockwood. which was held from hlelaw question. at present uppermost in the
home in Weston this afternoon. Mr. mindottf Amerimnsuie of smndnryim-
lockwood. who was wellknown in the portance ‘0‘” "“h the condltion 0'
towns of this vicinity. died of consump- 3:: flfifiiuondgrflf‘mgfayflfi
tion at the age of fortyvtwo. stricken and uncoulldeut as we see It.haa
nothing to do with national financial
WSsTllN.
policies. The entire {mount state of
Frank c. Fitch ms to vacation at “m" i“ ‘h" mu" W" M "mp" °'
Plattsviiie. last week.
the straits to which workingmen are re-
Ssmuel B. [ockwood, who died Mou-
duced. if legislators. thicken and citi
sens generall could be broughttoper.
day of consumption. leaves a wife and
three children.
ceive this. an
plan to better our toilere.every mtige of
lines Freire and Conover. who have
been tbeguestsof lies Alice Uullck for
in would disappear as if by magic,
2:3 the folly oft e prment agitation
the past two weeks. returned to their
home in Atlantic City. Saturday.
U DABIBN.
The principal damage by yesterday's
storm was to trees. A large apple tree
in Charles Tucker's yard. a horse chest-
nut tree on Ernest Koch's premises and
a shade tree on Miss Sauds‘ property
were uprooted. None of the boats in the
cove were damaged. their owners having
made preparations for the storm.
summer. ”em
Funeral Director Charles Fable had
charge of the funeral of Samuel Burr
over pecuniary standurda would be seen
in its true colors.
What. then, is responsible for the pres-
ent lack of prosperity among all classes
exec some favored few? First. the re-
duction of the amount of human labor
India- Blavary la coaaeetlent.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
13 North Mein st.. 80. Norw
E ii iii: 80
* we rm. wanud—Onemt—dddcrsgh—d—s
more A
l
to unite in some general K
’ rm 7.9.; _
raoglu'giu price from two to tun p‘er
pound. We offer the very best trade in
My'l'ssthsthss ever been siren in
this town; One trial will GONVINOI
concurrence.“ thstlt pays to buy
the best goods. We sell its for what it
is worth. and give honest value. You
use entrant nothing better from a trend
exposition than we are showing every
day." Thebest thing in the market you
use always select from our amok. Drink
our Tea for instance that has the flavor F‘
of China’s belt in it. .
CHAS. «E. SEYMOUR,“
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
33 washingtort 8t.
ca" l8‘2s
Ponder well. dear friends. and neighbors.
; As you read the wondrous story. ‘
new for gold. and not for glory.
Bldkltlll'l‘s. BAHJI'I‘S. hAWYEltSJlOAltY.‘
Labored.. with their might and main.
lost their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them. with no token ‘
That we e‘er sold beef. or mutton.
This. the tale they told Judge Kane.
Quickly then. their payer‘s its granted.
And the BAlbil‘l’B. nothing daunted.
Took the Job they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who'd have thought our BEEF so TENDER.
'l‘lmt thus they must. their service render. F
Lent THIIVES brenk in and we 00 UNDER
For men and angels WHAT A SlGllTi
-—--—er-—-———
E. «J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
Telephone call. 52-3.
FREE cruvrnv. 7
milk.
| Satisfaction guaranteed. I
.rJACKSON's
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
21 Wall st., Norwulk
Telephone call. 5-7-3.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOIE
BEAUTIFUL WORK IS F
chromium, warm COLOR run SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
, FIRST CLASS WORK
tn Artistic line of Photographs, Esptci
constantly on Exhl ltlcn. .
VlSl ORS ALWAYS WELCOME. " "
ii i’liiliiliilill’iilii. 53 Will ST. liiilillllli.
. W N
walrln on table and chamber work: one
cookingan kitchen work. Apply at cacefifl
no
Union sin-ct.
T0 lili'l‘.
QUIT of live roomcuillz'I’Washlngton street.
. stars on Washln ton street bridge. Ap-
ply to W. W. (‘cmsloc .
EVEN rooms. corner Main and Ann streets.
rep 5; 7 rooms North Mam stroct.rcnt.
.15. A t0 R A. Woodward.
1"” 7 7
BARN on premises. W South Main street to
let from Sept. lat: also basement under
Dibble d: (Jomstock's W. 36 per month.
rushing
anal lw
W0 pleasant furnished front ronrnstulet
at No. 7 Mott avenue. ‘ cam
Apply in J. l. Dibble. it? can street.
oral. store ul 1). A: C. s29 lw
lllol'fil: “envy street. East Norwalk: l
bubonic Dv struckl house. 4 Tollee at;
l house. Ely . eclr stmt; part of house.
Tolls strut. lower floor: l suit of vmrnshtl
Tolles sites-l. up stairs. inquire of John .
napp. 92 West street. will if
3031 Sent. 1. the mp floor in the insurance
butldins. now occupied by Butler hidge.
l. 0.0. F. or particulars inquire of h. S
Brown. at his store on South Main street. or
George F. Bear-so. City Nationnl Bank. emf
IflRST floor over Theodore Olsen‘s shoe store.
Suitable for mlllinsry. dressmaking. tai-
lorln .or any other llcht business. In ulre.
Old ell Cigar Co..83Waehlngtonet. agltf
:.
is especially invited
all Studies from child-ills
fulcrum“.
udliriifilhifilousr.
Thursday. Aug. 3 l .
AN ALWAYS WELCOME VISITOR.
Tun
SWEET SINGING GERIAN COHIDIAN
BHAS. T. ELLIS,
124 ms BEAUTlFL'L COMEDY.
Count Casper
ICE-WRITTEN — — REVISED.
BETTER IN EVERY RESPECT.
Elils’ New Songs.
-—BY BEQUESTM
”l BUTTiiil ‘HillE Bfiiiflilfl."
With the boutoneires for the ladies. an
‘ 'SANTA CLAUS.”
With toys for the children.
Till VERY BEST 0!" SUPPORT.
Tickets on sale at Greson'e and Tomllnson‘s.
necessary to be expended in the ,
tion of those things which satisfy humun
wants. and secondly the unjust regular
tion of hours of labor which gives to one
boiler more work than a single human
Dr. Bernard C. Steiner, librarian of
the Enoch Pratt free library. has com-
pleted a monograph on “Slavery in Con-
necticut." Among the interesting facts
in the work is the statement that
the iirst slaves in Connec-
ticut were not negroes, but imiiaus.
being of the Pequot tribe, which was
overthrown by settlers in 1638. The tint
law against the slave trade. too. was
passed in 1715 against the importation of
the Tuscorora ludisus.who had been cap-
tured by the Caroiiniana in war. The lint
idea of slavery in Connecticut was then
that captives in war were slaves. Soon
after the feuudatlou of the colony negrocs
were introduced, u few at s time. chiefly
from the West indies. and not iron:
Africa. They were owned for the most
part as household as vants. and the (hu-
necticut notion of a very was the patri-
archal one. that slaves belonging to the
family of the master differed from up
prentlcss only in being bound to service
for life.
Biav was tolerated everywhere to
Cannes ct throughout the colonial
period. but with the coming of the Bern
lotion came the idea that it was unright-
sons to hold then in . This feel
log led to the act of 1774-1 8t. providio
that all thereafter born as slaves shoul
and physical well being. and denicsto
another that opportunity to earn his
bread which would seem to be guaran-
teed to every man ever law, both hunter:
and divine. 1 repeat, tthese two mal-
arijustrnsnta of human society he recti-
tied and packs will income matters of
history alone-From “The [Mil]! of
Labor Day." b Samuel (ion: re. in
Boston Sunday Israld. Sept. 3. 893.
If a N:;77onrk millionutre gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th stunt. costing
.00. which gives 19 lo dye 'peia
mthm peo le attend $256.00 i: doc.
tors' bills an iinuliv have topcy 65.00
each for Cuctus ill Cure to cure them,
what would he the uving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plalrtcd'a drug store. where
get information about U‘tcttla Bic l Cure.
Allen's Discovery for Piles is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. Do you have
serene. and chafing with lnteuseitching
often at night? it is dangerous to n
these symptoms. if you have so ever!
for years with chronic piles and feel you
can t be cured. give Allen's Discovery
one “.4351.“ng urging
. lee. y rug ts. cs
lymresrm.'l'(li|ls $22.3 £35.23: [11.29% rents. sent: b mail for so cents. Ad
to twenty-one. (housctwut is remarks draw 4““ ' Very. Box 88. [and].
his as being a state which succeeded in N- Y-
in gradual emancipation. When slavery
was finally abolished there in will fewer
than tweet slav- were in the state.
none of V! were under sixty four
years of m.-—llaltlmore Bun.
of Itheesport. Pennsylvania, in the
treatment of diarrbiea in her children
will undoubtedly beef interest tomany
mot . he aye: “i spent several
weeks in Jonstown. Pa, after the t
.onaocount oi my husband in
em ed . Wehad several ch -
dren with us. two of whom took the
diarrhrna very badly. lgot some of
s Colic. Cholera and Di-
from Rev. Ir. Chap-
onus AND ENDS.
“unlinkewitkwhitetl-nepapw.
here-s immmutn mums
alltstss.
A intention clothes itself with pow.
emu-main.
Wepltytlre brothsrwlm haenoslstse—
noelster'slovs.
ltisssld thatthegamsofcrapslsdsrivsd
hnmtheflvesks.
Stream to say. the Chinese assign the
equally spoonful. i think it cannot be
excelled and cheerfully rucommend it-"
so and 50 cent bottles for sale by ti. o.
titliison. Drought.
mamas-m ”children or. for
.mmcmmwminmflifl Pitchers Gastoris.
in tile rip of Henry ii at England
atonkswsvaallowedtleoorsssatdinuer.
ThirstAmerienllrsinsuraae-mnpa
uy began More: at Philadelphia in mt.
it is mounted bysonis thsttbenaileet
theme head muster than theses!
theistt .
A woman may the. ia the he?“ of
Wendystnotbsabistctelasalt
Millibywaelek.wauvshorm
Mdmwuamd‘eeflaiform
mummies-scum
m‘um‘mum
W
Taylor a Golden.
"' tullststsanrllunvancs.
WW erases.
being can perform with benefit to mental ' ‘ '
you may have the problem solved and M
lect lb
The moon. of Mrs. Annie M. lioam '
‘ Ari’l‘ half of double house on Monroe street.
I Enquire of R. H. Rowan. m: tf
MALL building on Water street. A l to
S E. if. Knapp. “Er,“
I-‘oit'jltirf
- . .x.. .. we, ., -
s‘TKAWBEltRY Plants for sale Lil) r
i hundred. by mail delivered. 'ariet es.
Nh‘l’pll'sl“! Yale. Beverley. Parker Earle. Del
mom on ilaudz. Address. Ellyn Buttery.
Lock Box l3. or 'omstock Hill. horwulk.ltlt.
out”. w
'7 Tax constriction“.
\vo'ru‘r. is hereby given to nlltmrsonsiluble
L topay trues lot to town at Norwalk. In
the county of l-‘alrlleld and Hate of Connecti-
cut.on the asaeesntentlist of ”92. thst i will
meet them to receive said taxes. at the follow‘
ing times and wi :
Atths store of W. S. Hartford. Ernst Nor.
walk. (down town on Wednesday. August
:In l. lflé‘frotllo clock torenoou. until ital»
o'c rick ernnam
At thsnoreoufl. handle. at Winnlpsuk.
on the alternoolt of Wednesday. Almost 30th.
tall. from 3 o'clock until 41:11 o'clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble. st Knuth
‘flve Mile River. on the evening of Wednes-
day. August filth. lull. from 7.11) o'clock until
-' lo'clcck
At the office of the (‘ollecton erm' No. i.
)laaonlr- Huildln . in the Baron b of Norwaik.
in salcl'i‘nwn of orwslk.un ’l ursrlay. Anu-
natillst. it“). fmrnll o‘clock ‘ . until 3
o'clock afternoon. and from 7 until ii o‘clock
in the evening.
lrJl. l). mlth. at the Collector‘s nflioe.
Norwalk. and Mr. . I. lusyttm. at his Itflli'l‘.
tiiroad Place. South Nor-walk. are autltoril.
ed to receive uses for me.
(in alliance which all remain nubahl after
the 113th day of lispte r mt. interest at the
rate of nine per cent. willbe charged from the
army of August. run. until the same shall
GEORGE ll. 81‘. JOHN.
(hlieeim- in and for said town of Norwalk.
on the lie! of ii“.
listed at Norwalk. Conn" Auuust l. 191%"
au‘
Cider. Making.
(.‘lder making will commence at the old
stand.
BATES’ MILL.
next thursday. and he continued on Thursday
and friday of each week.
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lili'éffiocdfdbt’i'éin
(haduatect lbs bpsnrer tics! lustl .
Ilew York. on "m
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comm.“ cm
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Ptamcalfllcycls liepulliflt
MUSIC HALL.
ONLY 0]! Pll’onANOI.
THURSDAY. lllii. 3|si.
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY’S
World’s Fair Minstrels
THE GORGEOUS
CclumhianExpcsiticnlirstPan.
EVERYTHING NIH!
Dourhert . Ids Fitzliugb.
mii by 'm x“iiitimiium‘it
. . e a 'n . .
The French Qumlrilie Daucdrsf c
GEYEB. & GOODWIN.
MONTAUUI ls WEST.
———AND A—
Score at New Features.
The liliEllllilEll Blilll Will
Give an open air concert at noon in front
of the MAllACKEMO llO'l‘El..
Charts at. Plulntcd’n and Riggs‘ drug
stores
d'lthES. 76. 50 AH!) lllic.
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M U SIC HA LL.
Jllrl'i‘ ONE iihOfllOi’S Nlllll’l‘.
MONDAY. SEPT. 4.
Great Success at Bates Bros,
MAMMOTH xsw uncommon or run
COMIC TRICK PANTOMINE
Humpty
- Dumpty.
Rendered by the greatest living clown
JIMES ll. ADAMS.
Isle of "mitt o u-nn 'l'mrmlay Ana ill at lilaa'
and ’lalslcu‘ i drug stores:
liliNiliXiflliiSliiN
M... .vpo ._
licckcway Beach.
STEAM“!
CITY OF ALBANY.
W‘NDW
t: i. a. account BEACH
anLwrt. ' ,
LABOR DAY,7“7‘"
Monday. Sept. 4th.
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$|.ilil“iltilit|lill ltrswilm."
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ism twill lsrulit. til t. I. ‘ 7
naturnrns Leaves,
the listlt. r. h. Mt»
Norwalk Chronicler