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warm.
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Everybody drinks 'soea were. this
y!
Peach Cream is Perlem. and all our Other Flavors are lost as Good.
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flop...-
i.
fits price is low. .w
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W‘gtbeoflesetm
”a tantrum .
punishments-1
Mutual realm.”
‘ “Waters-elast-
m tats-slat
duodenum.
I never shoot!” in tour), and alvia’yfithe
«a», cot Line ‘ of Furnishings
-,\
on Stu
ll.ll.Plaisled
Druggist, .
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
WALLPAPER.
I am now receiving the
‘ ‘ FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
Ooeenteempsoymllterweihatfldlflmhfl'fimmtbwsm Ens-bar .
.erifltflll my. tity. latestlhersisgse‘mnwtelr “n t“. m
Waterline. Thea-w “WWW-”hm“ Eras. no ”the MOVIOIOMHIs "
, seal- was .
an I.“ L -
of : cm
the
~ ‘ -' . - - at ismsf
rumours. , - . _: - '_ai25os.
“some = unreal Sill on M Slllllllllll.
A. Dickerman &'?Son ,
84 ‘WABHINGTON STREET.” SOUTH NORWALK. 00 N.
can be found at
Its a
0035,
So. Nerwalk.
”ndrr'vqu‘r.9'
Leading Grocer.
. . ' Telephone
rangiaglnprioelmmtwo to 01.3 per
pound. Weoduthevarybrsttradein
laeoy’l'eethatbae ever been given in
,tblstown. Outrialwiiloomo'l,
TKEOVETOIEE. ”It pays to boy*
thsbestgooda Wenolltaaior whatlt‘
. isworth. and give honest value. You
manageable; hotter horn speed ‘
expositlouthan we are showing every ‘
day. 'lhebattthlngintbemmarket yea _ -
can slwsysaelectirornourstuek. Drink
our ’l‘ea lorinstancethathas tbelavnr I
of China’sbeatln It.
‘ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, ' “
snakes-ire .
. assaults”;
not can? reason,
33 Washington er". '
can I 8'2s
'.A.lt.’rylsv,tbewsrswriw.'isoaue
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
' rameowas.asrmsnnmI-tw. mImdamuuox:
mmnmmrm ........... ——.—
'W 7.45mi“. lecture Win
MWALI sews. ,
----r
a lousy Budget at Its-- new- "In
”GI-deli.“ .
The subscription danceat ‘l'béituob. ,
, last «shim was Isrgrlystteudghsurl
. afiwm‘mfigiflm' the HolyCemrsanicaservies. autfiale gnomes-ct rand: pleasure. .35.}.
ul‘l‘o‘lfio": l e oil-“P317“ fimaflfiflmw ‘ moo-W WWW
' m . ' minvitsd. , moonligbtdawesiafloum’s Gumbel
cw event as uses-t. -———-—-—- I I I
‘ m'mwymhuumw" —1tr.llsaryW-llaee,gradesteetthe #hq'ML-‘g ‘ ' ‘
clear and slightly warmer. Tel-mm it W“ Built. Colby, Shim. III! Ii- lsry I. 11001.0( Wilton. and
mwbetrumratrwpartlyeloudymltb ”monument—rm El C.l..WilIians.olNorwalk,werelnani-
slight ionisation channel. possiblylollowed Anlony. 3" York 3“” ed atflbl’sll'l clutch. lonnt Vernon,
h Mm Nab ’flmuwu My,bytheBeV.W.8.Colley.
Ithecoasts- __....._._.
A nnmberol the friend-oi Ir.
sourn norm“. ”I, :3...“ .5... a mu
burns in Broad River, Tacky night.
we.
tthM-latmoltymm mm” ’ a”
ThelndiaolDouglesFowlerWomen‘a Justice noses name M W ‘° M'WM"
WGorpeare arrangiuglora peach afternoon condemned tbessvsn kegs o’eioukyestudlvm
festival, September 18.vin the Grand sndthrescaarsot liquor unheated in J,'1',waitt'suewbouseat Enter-t
Armyflallorrthebrldge.‘ theSinca raid below Springwood, last fimmdhemm
whendordmdudmcd. theeseouddoorbdngnesrlyveadyior
Tbsbandconneetsdwitb tbe'l'nxedo mm- 1'” W “W”
mwp".mu. (Md a m movemtotbehoussthbwerkhntitwill
llabaokemohotslthlsaoon. They also M! ”‘ ‘MMWMm‘W
rodeabouttownintbecarryallWeilingc ”mm
tonaudplayed several eacslleut selectv (.‘barlaEGilamlflruad River. was
lone. WabonunnEtJobnarsnueIdM l b
[embers of Courts labscketno and “Kuwaitflbiraorntngaudlett 5“ “I Fw'hfl'am ater‘uoon. yen-
Nmk. A 0-1vame ”W‘W'W'm “m rum”... .i‘io. moor
onorm mammals, which will be held mmwwb-nzhmomm cock, or Brooklyn. favored the mo
to-morrnw morningatbololoeklvomfl. the lanes and cut it lrsghttully. llr. withseveralsxcellentinstrumental selec
guy. church. 11.. gm," m wril Gildtooktbe horse to ”bubble
Highest of all in beaming Forlorn—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Tbegrocsrystoresin the cltywill be
closedall daylouday.l.abornay.and
willclose thereattsrat'l o'clock every
evenlng.exespt5atuvday.
it a New York mwga a dio-
ner at 5th avenue and 36th street, costing
0.30m, which lgives ill 1 e d epep‘sia
ese W . . in oc-
tore’ bills”
A strange dog got into A. Dibble's hen-
nery Tuesday night. and killed nineteen
of bk valuable iowls.
lira. Eliza Anderson and daughter.
who have been vidting Mr. and hire.
Charles 1'. Prince. returned to theirhome
in Stapleton. 8. 1.. yesterday alternoon-
Contractor B. H. Brown. in considera-
tsouotbaviug obligedthe Boylstou car-
riage (aetoryto shut down for several
days.an tbatwork could progress
on the arch (or the Consolidated railroad
tracks. has put a substantial bulkhead in
at the Chamber pond.
Ir. and I": Davidl 1:1. Corbett are
eslebratlu s versary
-= “in ...
what would be the saving on iia ii
the dinner should not be pgven? there
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaieted’e drug store, where
youymay have the problemeolved and
gatinformataonMutCaotuaBlo lento.
Taylor afiden.
BealEslale andlnsurance
WAIKIKG‘I'ON "Bl".
Persons looklra tor a in
with the view purebas
call and examine our list. e we them for
Ii. in every pertol the city at rraeo
urlemauduuaasvterme. .aultl
_ wsm'rnn.
The Norwalk Iron Works Band will
give a concert tomorrow evening.
weather permitting, on the Franklin
street school grounds. beginning at 8
o'clock.
~Tbose 80c marshmallow drops for
title at Lane's are very line.
.are invited to
Quite a number at South Norwalk
young people will go on the moonlight
sail of the Oolah Pleasure club, olStam-
tlons. Among those from wt-ot~town
. * r . .
mote-night. The steamer leden has meet at “mu“ at 90, k. 1 ct ‘ I . rrr I ileum mlrs. Bridshsw and daughter Hattie, g:§ggi§:33f§fi§gilfigfir It: a
be“! battered. I c“ . - in Mill!!! ““0” ' .'. t . I . . .. e 0 on.
You can buy line Jersey peaches l " 'l {Omit that lane's ice cream is the horse will «3.1”? a ‘ F nitration service was “hill “31 1!
"’ 0f . . M “I home .‘ .. _- ....... ..
m lll'lll. .. Several ’01“; III“. “‘9 ntaputy 0‘ II III inn-d" "uni the “I. which T0 LET.
75 cents a basket. at Hayee' market. — M m or a. “pa. Wheel club,
James Lynch. an old veteran living in . ball
. . , gave a rarustrel performance in the
Wilton. was wasted in! being intoxmnt over J B I 'store inWest Norwalk.
ddndn South-Hawaii” Nikki This taillight. “crews-swam“!
“”an “m" 34"” ”mm “”‘d land all audio enjoy the an. Tbrrr
him .1 and costs, but as belostanarrn snmbyiud.0nmm,mw
during the war. the line was afterward Walshand William Kent; ”509“,”
remitted. _._..._. by Barry Inlville and Edward Miller:
William C. Byxbee.ot Winston an- do: mg by Alfred Iawbry fl,
nue.bad the mistortnne to sprain his wm ”minarlouttotandGe-orge
ankle by the Morning o! a blues Whitlock mm
board upon which be bad stepped in the W
yard or his residence. no loot is much “was? “I, ““I‘MI F‘s;
wollsni consequence, entrees
:nueb para. m m reversing” 0:”: my? II;
"M” °' m m“ “ W * picnic in Bodton's grove. when mirror.
A horse belonging to Liveryman Lock. lar's turnout collided with Fred llawkes’
wood. of New Canaan, became (right. horse and carriage trons Westport, over
ened at a trolley caron South Kain WW'M'WM'WCK-
street. last eveningndtho shatt- gud ingit. Ir. Tinkierwaedragged twoor
one wheel ol’ the carriage were broken. three Mb "‘4 Ni“! injured. "-
Ill.
prevailed duri tbeday having blown
the lam tent own. Tonight, begin
ning at we o'clock. tberewill be a union
in tire Howeytou letbodist
church. The meeting will be addressed
Tl, Rev. Ir. Fray. ot Brooklyn. and Rev.
r. James, oi Woodbavsn, 11.". The
blind singers. Ir. and Ira. Baker. will
under several selections. Everybody is
cordially invited.
”All“.
William Pitch and wile. of Brooklyn.
who have been spending several weeks
with 8. F. Fitch. have returned borne.
The Darien ball team have made or.
rangemente to play the R. d: (L's, of
South Norwalk. Saturday alternoon. on
the Brady grounds.
IVE rooms and anuattlidn the second floor
or house. No. ll Ann street. Rent 89. En-
quire ou premises. anal it
3' Rooms on Henry street. lower door: lrooms
I on Day street. M floor. rent 810'. ll rooms on
Day street. 2d floor. rent $5: 5 rooms on Day
streetkrsnt 38. A ply . Youngs at Loo
to k‘
wood anulsr'tur Co. sublet
Frank Bradbury took a party out a
day or two ago in his yacht {tiller-We."
While they were at! the Norwalk islands
tberuddsrcameont. andhe was unable
toguido the boat. no steamer W. H.
Hoyt wassiguslled and towed the Ger»
. macro South Norwalk.
S‘UIT of live rooms. 112 Washington street.
t store on Washin‘ton street bridge. Ap-
ply to W. W. (metric . ’
RIVER rooms. comer Main and Ann streets.
k. rent. bill; 1 rooms North Main street. rent.
$1.5. Apply in B. A. Woodward.
TWO 1pleasant furnished front rooms inlet
at o. 7 Mott avenue. flat.
and) iw
—-—lliss Diary E. Daly. graduate of the
timid W College, summit. has
been accepted to filiapcaitionwitb the
Southern National bank, New York city.
BARN on premises. “South Main street to
let (rum Bopt. lat: also basement under
Dibble & Comatock‘s grungy. it per month.
Apply to J. l. Dibble. 160 ashlngtou ntreet~
or at store or D. h 0. a2! 1w
‘“""'""°‘ "“3 “’0‘“? {mm W“ 1 Boos: noon street. East Norwalk: 1
am an wtermnmenl and l bLions-.3! De'sfireatfl‘houaei “Trail,“ no;
anceiuJamesBates'atorninWestNor- use. I N "E: P" " “"-
walk. lastevening. Tollss street. lower door. 1 suit of mo 8
Tollre street. up stairs. Inquire 0! John .
Au auction sale 0! the personal efiects
The exchange meeting of the Baptist
with the Congregational Young People’s
Society at Christian Endeavor, which
was tohave beenledby E. R. Benuent
next Sunday evening. will not be held.
Jacob H. Layton willleadthemeeting
in the Congregational church.
Knapp. It! West street. sum it
or house and lab .
Miler well. dear friends. .IM warm.
As you read the wondrous elm.
llow forgottendnottoralory.
surmne. nAildfl'fi. LAW “MEGA BY.
labored” with their might and main.
host their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them. with no token
That we o'er mild beet. emulation. .
This. the tale they told judge Kane.
PElil'lE's earlier.
13 North Main at, 80. Norwalk.
elephone call: 5845.
NOW CONTAINS 80KB
AllllllllN SALE
0! 0s: Tnousanu arm Fort" Sultans or
run CAPHALSTOCK or run Nouwsut Hons:
RArutoso Court". at Nor-walk. Connecti-
cut. being forty shares more than one hell or
its total capital stock. at 3511 P. u. on Turme-
DAY. 1n: Trrr on or Samarium. 1M8. at
room No. ll. adjacent to the Probate 0mm. in
thelssonlc bulking on Wall street. in the
City at Norwelk. Connecticut.
Five hundred (511» shares of the par value of
twenty-live dollars eacb.ol' the capital stock
of the Norwalk Horse Railroad Company
iedgsd morn. Hannah Hill. of the city 01
gout Norwaik.b James W. Hyatt. late of
the city or Norw k. decanted. during hielll’e
time. west-urn the payment of a certain in—
‘ “ ‘ of his to her. _
Three hundred and "rent -nlne (3:9) ohms
oi the same stock. p m the National
Bank 0! Norwalk. ol the city of Norwaik. by
said James W. Hyatt. during his lilo time to
secure the pa ment otsceruln indebtedness
or his to said k. and
Onehuudred and :1 bty-six (1&3) shares 0!
the same stock.pled totbe Falrtleid County
National Bank of the City of Norwalk. by
said James W. hyatt. during his lilo time. to
secure the ent of a certain indebtedness
of his to k.
All three of said lots of the capital stock or
the Norwalk Horse Railroad Company. aggro.
gating ten hundred and fifteen (lUl ) shares
and comprising more than one hell the total
ital stock u said company. will be sold by
d pledge-e1 under their several pledges there,-
ol. at public auc ion at. lire time and place first
above qutlon
——‘ Thevebiels was taken to Salmons m. Youngs’ horse also ran away. Ind he. of the late Ira. S. I. Lomy will beheld non SenLl "In“ no", “If“ mum“
—Lomb chops 15c. Peoples’ Market. . . - . at Waterbury a Scofleld‘s comm re- F o um ' ” led o I
bio and another one was procured. wrtb ill '1‘! and MI". MP“ °' i ’ ii by evening. at Elo‘clock. I 0.6‘. I.“ onm'fi i’nrgi‘lbeflotfl
Frauh S. Fitch has sold the residence
were thrown out. A Bridgeport lady
who i visiting then remained In the
wagon andcaseosedsd in stopping the
animal at the (mt of the hill.
The large clrn tree which but slots] for
overabundrsd years in lrontottberrsl
dented John Benton. on lain street
hes finally snmmbed to the wrwsiman's
axe. lit-haul Fitzgerald was the mo-
tractov.and that be and his men per-
forms! the jobwell isnident fro-stile
lactthattsnrelulttbeatrretcauwasnot ,
Town last
W in the least. transmi- or ;""'I‘_“”.I"If:‘cj;up'fgy to 00mm or
people virtue-ed the falling. when the 39,...“ a“: flaw gomfikmflmfid
stories a ion people an no re re. c .
21.2,?2'wmm ”$.xm aylsr. pianist: lies:- llstilda and Delis
. hylor. Tana; Ira. Addie Whitney
fl! M1 The M,“ the tree "a am“). 1?. rden.altos:CharlesH.hloore.
have tobssawsdiltoesctbnsandbissud tenor: y, 1], am. baritone, and R. H.
with gilt powder before it can be carted Taylor. 5.2;”-W...
"'3’- WWN'MWJM Ilr.‘rhomasllatte.editorol theGr-ap
which its life blood Iowrd wheels-ant
Brown. at his store on South Main street. or
George I". Bear-e. City National Bank. abtt
VEST floor over Theodore Olsen‘s shoe store.
Suitable for mliiinery. dressmaking. tal-
lorin ,or any other ii in. business. inquire.
Old ell Cigar 00.. iii 'ashinan st. a it
1“ ASP hall 01 double house on lionroe street.
A Enquire 0! it. B. lhrwan. lyi: if
Caleb Wood. of Douglas Fowler Post,
is one oi the Connecticut delegates to the
Indianapolis encampment of the (l. A.
It. The piece at meeting Will be at the
depot of the Central railroad ol New
Jersey. New York city, at 5:45 p. m.,
Saturday. September 2. The train will
arrive at Indianapolis on Sunday, Sep
tember 8 it 10:45 p. m.
The inmates ol the Soldier‘s Home.
Noroton. were visited yesterday alter-
noou by members of Nathan lists, Sous
Sons of Veterans. 0! New flown. and a
delegation of G. A. R. An orchestra ac—
companied them and dancing was one
of the features of the afternoon's eater-
taiument.
The schooner Jennie C. May, Captain
Oscar St. John, arrived in Salem yester-
day. She was out in both gales. In the
last oneabe collided wrtb an unknown
bark oil Barnegat. Her main aadnria»
mussils wars badly torn andberport
rail was smashed. but under the skilllal
handling of her captainsbe proceeded
800miles to herdeetinatiou. The bsrk
lost her jibbooas and headgear.
--"'I’he District School" will be pre-
sented in Randall’s Hall. Friday night.
lormrrly occupied by the late J. ll.
Abbott to John Jellitle. of New York.
Thereis about one some! ground aur-
roundiug the house. which adjoins St.
John'- R. C. chapel on the to. , L
Charla Brush, who has been danger-
ously ill with blood poisoning. caused by
a pincer)! iron {ailing on his leg whilshe
was working in the Stamford car stables,
has so tar recovered that yesterday. with
theaidol crutches. be paid his father a
visit.
The Adel iCoucertoompan vean
9" lull.
gait... moat; ;.'§+’.:;.”'.1'....‘ 7" A. (It.
in E. 1". Knapp. it
[’08 SALE.
firm minute... (or new...» fir
A- hundred. by mail delivered. ‘arletes.
rlhuplcse Yale. Reverie . Parker Earle. Del
meet and (land .
Dock Box 135. or O
~Handsome Japanese lane. for tree
dktributiou. have been left with all
druggism by a representative of Perry
Davis a Son. owners 01 the world~re«
nowned Pain Killer. Call on your drug-
gist belore the supply is exhausted.
The public libraryhas the following
works on American politics, which will
be found particularly intermting at this
time: Congremional Government,Wil-
Ad Ed!" Buttery.
our-stock Ii l. . orwsllr. Ct.
. am”. lw.
W._-. ._.. m
. .
Tar collector e lletlcr.
V0110! is hereby gen to all permu- liable
l topaytaaeato town at Norwalh. in
the county o! [airfield and Hate oi Cannon -
out. on the meat list of in. that I will
mast than to receive said taxes. at the follow-
1 times and to wit:
ti. on! last Nor-
o .
town). on
hie, ‘l‘surkana, Arkansas. has lound
ttbeatnn
all. (down ed y. A
. eon, 213,2; Alpw in Flume, “a. bythelllpwerthleagneoltbelisst ave- mtoshegronad. what hebaiisvestobs thebrst must! 3“. I Iowan“ Im a “III ”I
- ' Wm iaexietence [or the flux. Ilia ax . m” _ m. ~
mmertmmnmuonowmdm, nu- Wbt Smock-uh. 4"." I. well w I I I I. "I'll. not. “:5
.0. Itand at Winni uk
on the afternoon of Wednesday nmtvglth:
lwilroru bu'elock until ttillo‘clou .
a the store oi Alphonso Dibble. st South
live hills itivsr. on the create or Wednes-
i 33.;qu filth. tut. iron 1 o‘clock until
Atkinson, 812.14; Mm and the [sober
niam of Exchange. 210.5; Philosophy of
Wealth. Clark, 383.38; Politics lor Young
eeyez"l.est summer I had a very severe
1 EM," M' olA ll attack 0! flux. I tried almost ever,
If. .
'1‘. Post. died in Brooklyn Tuesday morn—
ing. She was the daughter ol Ber.
Duties cream is mbrtter than it
haehssnandwill continuswtberestot
them
known remedy. none ring rel
Chamberlain's Colin. and
srrbrne
ment Revenue, Roberta, 910.11; The
Questioool Sliver, 122.25; United States
and Foreign Powell, Curtis, worm
Working Class lovemeut in America.
288.“; American Commonwealth. 128.-
1849.
~Pleuty of trash Boyler’e candy st
lane's.
All along the Connecticut shore of
(bugldasdlonndnhstruseandbmb.
closeto tbswatsrs edge nowprsssnt a
endomappsaranoe. Itrssslhlrumthe
tioual church sudasleterotlawysrAL n. We. muss-saunas
Ired 8. Austin. of West avenue. She tuna-nausea»! loathe-Id. I take M in reoom “In“
hadawldecirolsotfrlsurbandachntv 'l'hsjournaloltbeaaneal convention remedy to any person loitering
snore inltorwaik. Ber tuner-tween» or a. m w M t. ”Wmnnmbngéua
mmomw.m tb-dneusdmhaebssepab- z: W tor-:1: ”a: 0. mm,
“I'm ._...__.... While-I'm}. “R.” I‘ K‘ W . .._... rateotnlneuerrsnt. willbmsmdimn the
--The Ksrrlllcollege crate-bot sa- Bailey, at Terri-aw. Ito-e statistic- tbs-:3} g... A...“ at. m and olAusustJfl. until the same mu
tru-itwrlksnlbtfl'ttotbe” mwmimuiom W' ,. ,
.4 [*5 ”HWhMaad Will-“why at children Oollsetoriuan‘dzlgmlnws: 3?.Hrwalt.
I
the monies.
trumslsvuyearsel sp sad mob. mam. These-her at, stern , , on atNorwalk.Coob~AIMl.lll-
Pelt opening lsptsatber lltb. nears absullattbetlmeettbsceameioa “WI- ”I'RI‘WW‘.‘ ans) u
wannew. wflmflimmrfl-Muwurww
Wealth-deacon.
'l'bsaehnonsvlsralt Qatumbtebsask rum 0! WI“
tlst. use. iron I o'c-ock lorsuoon
alternoon
see the medicine and was sutlrel cured. M and mm 7 until i o‘clock
Norwai . mm Jar... to 1 his m.
gurus: dentin Nor‘al'k'. :re notified":-
to receive taxes tor ms.
On all taxes w Ieh shall remain unpaid alter
the [lib day of September . interest at the
9.
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°" "' Long island Sound.
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amounts-usurious...
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‘ tend are requested
in. ’
With .il. l). gmlth at the Collector's office.
. .e bidder. for casb.&aysble ten per
cent upon the acceptance of e bld.nnd the
balance within live days thereafter. the final
payment of such balance to be secured mean-
time to the eatialactlon oi the pledge".
And at said time and place t are will also be
similarly sold twenty-live mishares more of
the stock of said ’orwalk Horse Railroad
Company. pledged it" the Central National
Bank nithe City of borwalkfin said James
W. ilyart during his llie time to more a
certain indebtedness of his tone d bunk.
As the said. the Norwalk Horse Halli-rad
Company claims a first lien upon all or its
stock he (1 b said James W. 1! at! at the time
of hisdeatii. some eleven bun red and forty
three shares in all. Includlu all of said
pledged stock). because or Inn r ed indebt-
etcrmlned.
but claimed by it to amount to at least tilleen
‘ ' ‘ “ and has retueed to transfer
any oi said {lved storlt from the name of
said James . yatt. under the powers of
tranrler held it said pied thereof. be—
cause of its set claimant lthe same is sat.-
lulled. the said tau bun red and forty allure
of stock above described will be sold as atore-
aald. without any warranty to the urchaeer
orany kind. either esprese or lrnol ed.on the
part of l of said plsdgees. against said
claim mpanI. or anyrelusaior (allure
by it totraus ersai stock into the name oi
such urchuer.
App lcation on be made to the subscribers
(or any further in urination desired concerning
sale.
Norwalk. Conn. Au nut lilth m
Alto r it)“: Y' ”‘9‘le it?“
I’ll ' 0 ever ‘0 III .
«in .1333. 1’31. eepr. 1’.st
nor—105.
be members of Court Narrult No. 7.937
Anchnt Order or forester- oil America
tsdtomeet at their room on Fri-
Amsrlcans, Nordhoil, 216.17:Proteotiou 1).,“ R. Amie, manyyears I!" the m—~—-——-ww~ Remedy I,“ recommended to S annual-natty Mk I m. tr ”In”...
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to meet at their rooms with
them. For order.
Ii. ILCORNILL. Chief Ranger.
‘ bide"? “fieklha.
Cider making will commence at the old
stand.
BATES’ MILL.
nest thursdey. and be motioned on Thursday
and Friday at each week.
snail lw
l-l. £5633: sonata
rad teetthel teal est
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filamentous
Practoalilcyclellepalrlns
.ln one block to the highest '
Quickly than. their prayers be granted.
And the BAILIFFS. milling dauntad.
Took the lob they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who'd have thought our Bill to TENDER.
That thus they must. their service renddr. ‘
beet THEIVES break in and we GO UNDER
l'or men and angels WHAT A Blfllfll -
a .
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E. J.) WADHAIVIIS. Proprietor,
FREE IlElIVEIll,
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
21 Wall st.; Norwnlk
| Satisfaction mowed} l» Telephone call. 57-8.
MW‘ JKCKSON’S ' o
oo PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
Cllllllll, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPII.
to which the attention - of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK,
is especially infited
An Artlstlc line of Photographs, Especially Studlet'frem ’ child-ills
constantly on Exhibition.
, -VEISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
1, E. I. JICKSUN. Pllfllfllillll’llfll. 53 “All _8T.. lllllllillll.
m7 gnqulshmmrts.
ulllllvilfilflli‘lllliii.“
Thursday. Aug. 31.
AN ALWAYS VVEIL‘OME VISITOR.
Till
SWIM SINGING GERMAN OOMIDIAI
curs. T.ELLIS,
1N HIS BEAUTIFUL COMEDY.
Count Casper
RE~WRIITEN —- REVISED.
BETTER IN EVERY RESPECT.
Ellis’ New Songs.
——BY RIQUESTH
"l BUTTllll lllllE BOUQUET."
With the boutonolree {or the ladies. and
“SANTA CLAUS.”
With toys for the children.
‘l‘lll VERY BEST 01‘ SUPPORT.
Tickets on sale at Gregory's and Tomllnson's.
MUSIC HALL.
ONLY ONE PEIIOEHANOE.
THUBSMY. AUG. 3lsi.
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY’S
World’s Fair Minstrels
THE GORGEOUS
Columhiauixposilinnlirsll‘an.
IVIBYIHH‘O NEW!
Dougbert . Ida F‘ttrhu h.
She arrf. May Mougford.
It shy. do. I. llle linyne. cc.
The French Quadrille Dancers.
(lEYEl-t a GODDWIN.
MONTAGUI & WEST.
——AND A——~—
Score of New Features.
lire lillEllilllEIl lltllll Will
Give an open air wucert at noon in front
oi the hlAliACKEMO IIUI‘EL.
Charts at Printers and Rilitl‘ drug
stores.
PRICES. 75. so AND ”a.
MUSI “CHE—1‘1““
JUtiT ONE GLORIOUs NIGHT.
treat Success at tales Bros.
NAMMOTH new ruonuc'rrou or m
COMIC TRICK PANTOMINE
Humpty -
- Dumpty.
Rendered by the greatest living claws
JIMES ll. ADAMS.
Ialeotml o nn'l’luveda Au Ilat '
and T’olnlnlm‘lw {Ira} “:1". m
"eninn dalmatian
“.10.“...
llockautflaach.
STEAKEB
Glll ill ALBANY.
MAID-wu-
u.v.rnocuwrvru¢u
new“.
LABOR DAY,
Monday. sonnets. ,
tine-um rmtm. , 1'
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