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Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘WlllPillii
lam now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
3Tb” are very handsome and
the price is low.
taper Hanging, Painting
and Decorating.
Sir Oommtenmen.
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can be found at
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THE EVENING SENTINEL
“In! GOLDEN. latter and Proprietor.
3115.1 nor!” am. wreaths
eonpies. cents
Italathhuasslerfs—marrew.
13pm |Hingidelfl Low Tide
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New York Harald Isaac’s Forecast.
The weather to-uay promises to be generally
from fair to partly cloudy. with slightly blah—
er followed by falling temperature; possibly
accompanied by a thunder storm. To-Inor-
rnw it. promises to be cooler and clear. follow-
ed by rising temperature.
800T]! NORWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
. ans auras.
James O. Jennings ls painting the
floor” of tbs police headquarters.
Grand Juror William M. Raymond is
quite sick at his home on Henry street.
Butler Lem, l. 0. 0. R, will confer
the initiate-y degree tonight in the old
room.
«Watch our Kandy window for her
gains. Issues.
William Decker has secured a position
as janitor of the Norwslk Wheel club's
rooms. E__‘_
A. E. Winchester has gone to Rome.
N. Y.. to figure on putting in an electric
light plant.
The boat Dumvllle is at. Wilson Point
with a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers.
Hour. which was located in the office
with 0. E. Barker, has been discontinued.
--Plenty of fresh Huylers candy at
lane's.
Mr. Duchy, whchas just received his
appointment as bank examiner from
President Cleveland, was in Norwalk
yesterday.
Dudley E. Hoyt has drawn plans for a
summer residence and burn for his
brother, Dr. Will Hoyt. and will super-
intend their erection in Stamford
MissSadie Budwsll will lead the Ep
worth League meeting in the First
Methodist Episcopal church tonight. At
its conclusion a business meeting will be
held.
Henry Shaw, employed by .l. B. ltny-
proud, the Ice dealer. was severely bitten
in the left side by a dog on lower Main
street. last Saturday. The animal was
killed.
Miss Alida D. Ball, teacher in grade 8,
of the Franklin street school, will not
resume her duties until October 1. Dur-
ing her absence Miss Beebe will have
clmrge of the room.
—Plenty of delicious bread. at Iane'
Glover's American band of twenty
pieces will giveaconcertto night. if the
weather is favorable, at the corner of
North Main and Ann streets, near Stur-
iovsnt’s Bargain House. It will cora-
mouse atBo'clock. '
The New York And Norwalk Stenmv
best company will give another after-
noon nil on long island Sound next
Sunday, going to Greenwich, Bell Haven
and Captain‘s Island, stopping at. Rotors
on the return trip.
Deputy Grand Sachem C. P. Butler,
of NH Haven. came to South Norwslk
lastnigbt forthe purpose of raising up
chiefs in Uncss tribe, 1 0. it. M.. but as
they metdfouday night his errand was
fruition. He will prohably be here
again next week.
1400 Dark. them powlsr young prescrip-
tlonclerk who has been with Druggist
G. C. Btillsou for several years, will start
nest Tussday for the World's Fair,
wherebe will remain two weeks. On
his return he will enter the YaleLaw
Schoolfors two years'course. Be in.
lands to commute between South Nor-
walkand New Haven, and will be in the
drug store afternoons and "setup.
—’l'heY.P.U.L.B. of Calvary Bap-
tistchurch. liorwalk. will give a jubilee
In Knudssu's ball. Chestnut st.,
evening, September 8. A collee-
tlcn will be taken. They are raising
fund to build a church.
The Farmsrs’I picnic at Trinity labs.
yesterday. was, as usual. a mammoth
slate.
W
lira. ldwln Adams. Mr. and Mrs. John
I“ EMIII.II‘IIIW. “. HWOM
Mdsughter Battle. In. and Mrs. Clarence
”which. D. I. finch and Gustav Pitssr.
The branch office of the l‘iorwnlkII
NCIS .& co. ’5,
"Washington St,
.NorWalk.
their regular meeting tomorrow night.
Tbedegreewili be worked on one candl-
date. As entertainment will in glvon
after the work. All 1100 members are
invited to attend.
The lots on the Snowdsn estate are of
. fared for sale at hardtlme prices. 'I‘Iiév
are within five Islam‘s wilk of the
South Norwalk railroad station and the
principal stores of the city. An order
onsny savings buk will be taken in
lieu of cash. Further particulars ap-
pear in an advertising column to-day.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Budget of Items tress the
Uppsvlndof'l‘owa.
Jarvis Kellogg is on the sick list.
Mrs.C. A. Mackey died at her hours
in Wfirnipank this morning.
Fred Radio is seriously til at his home
on Main street with typhoid pneumonia.
A daughter was born yesterday morn-
ing to Mrs. James Flannigan. of Frank-
lin avenue. .
The sidewalk.“ on Main street. in front
of G. d: 8. 8. Holmes‘. is being raised to
a level with the established grade.
The suction in the steampr broke last
night while thnix Engine company
were out for their monthly wash.
The Silk-Collins case was on trial yes.
terday in the Court of Common Pleas.
The case was continued until today.
The Boot and shoe Workers' Union,
oi Norwalk, will meet Friday night.
Hereafter meetings will be held the
second Friday of each month,
—-anb chops 10c Peoples Market
The famous case of A. ll. Bylugroo vs
Meyer Alpert;or,whc stoleJths cushions,is
scheduled for trial at Bridgeport today
in the Court of (barman Pleas.
In the Crescent Cycle club‘s races at
Birmingham, last Saturday. 0. Ford
Seeley.scratch, won the mile handicap
for Connecticut riders in 9:284 5.
ll. 1). Saunders. 'who was thrown
from his wheel in the ten-mile raoeon
the Norwalk Driving Park, Labor Day,
isablo to be about, but he is still and
sore.
Rev. W. J. Slocum, of Norwalk,
preached the sermon at the services in-
cident to the blessing of the convent and
parochial school at Tonington. last Sum
day.
John Lockwood, of Weston. is today
celebrating the anniversary of his birth
by entertaining a number oi his Nor-
walk friends. There will be It big clam-
bake.
The credit of securing the body of
Henry Abbott. of Broad River, who was
drowned in the usual at Great Marsh,
last Sunday. belongs to Charles T. Cul-
laghan. of Ssugatuck.
Charles Greening, manager of the At-
lantic and Paciflotca store of Norwaik.
has been confined to his residence on
Park avenue. Bridgeport. for the past
week with a severe attack oi intermit-
tent fever.
There was considerable excitement on
Malnstrset last night for a few minutes
whens Cross street woman found her
husband talkingto a, Hoyt street girl.
The girl took fright and the woman
gave her husband a good drubbing.
George W. Burgess and Miss Augusta
Downs, of Bridgeport, went out 'rldlng
one evening last week and when they re
turned to Bridgeport were man and wife.
The nuptial knot, it is said, had been
tied by a Norwalk person. Mrs. Downs
objected to the union.
The monthly meeting of the Alpha
Wheel club was held last night. Eight
new members were elected. The ques-
tion of having a twenty five mils race
between the sta fasten riders of theclub,
the two best man to be ssnt to Boston by
the club to compete in the twenty-five
mile road race than. was talked up. but
no definite action was taken.
The Grand United Oder of Odd Fei-
lows will have a grand celebration today
at Bridgeport. The day will be spent in
Nrururtcal and literary careless and [laid
Worth and with a grand ball in
the «mum's. Norwalk lodge is rep
resented by a large angelica, headed
by the South Norwslk Fife and Drum
corps. JamesOordonisoneofthe mar-
shal's aids.
ltharbesn determined toehssgeths
colarofthsoillcial envelopestobsussd-
lathe coming elections from the color
Wants us. Town Clerk Smith
hssbssursqusstsd todsstroyail thsof
lsslsiashwsilwiitb thrssasdahsif
lachm. ‘l'bsaswssvelepsswtll beat a
Sherman Council. a. AL. will hold
All Grades at Special Prices.
Stilts imitahlnhfllosr totalitarianism
lords Feminism and Whiter list. A fun tutor at It tests in West Vilnius.
Specials in Hosiery-See East Window.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. OON’N.
0'38 Till RIVER;
lows and Gossip at the
lemik.
all Maria Underhlll. of Elsi. Orange.
NIIJL. is the guest” Miss Clara blsrvtn.
Day In Kant
Miss billion l". Jones returned yester-
day from several weeks‘ v‘lelsln» Wilton.
I .. ‘ I . ~ I - I ., to . a I
Mrs. William E. Marvin and daught-
ers returned yesterday from a visit in
Waterbury.
Mrs. Lillian Thompson 'snd children,
of New York. are the guests of George
I Carr, of the Gregory Point road. ‘
Miss Minnie Ferris. of Riverside ave-
nue, who has been visiting Miss Fannie
Sherman in New Haven, has returned
home.
The Junior Epworth League of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will meet flu-night with Miss Libbie Day,
of Bette place.
ClarsltooSmith, of Brooklyn, and bliss
Smith. of Islip, L. 1., have returned to
their homes after a very pleasant visit
With J. C. Hawkins, of Seaside place.
Monday afternoon, while out hunting
andllshlnnglth friends of! Rowayton.
Frank L'Hcmmcdieu shot a blue her-
ring, which moausured four feet in
length.
Louis Tichenor, of Centerport, l... i
has takenapcsition as clerk in Henry
Jones' grocery. store. succeeding i-‘rank
Carr, who has gone into business for
him". ‘i
Arthur Carr, who has been sick III his
home, 48 Gregory Point road. for sever
at weeks, left town yesterday to join the
crew of Captain Sanford's yacht
"Rival," in Westport.
A large party of East Side people,
chapsroued by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Smith, enjoyed a sail to long island on
Labor Day, in Captain Fred Lyon's boat.
They gathered a quantity of beach plums.
The surveyors were at work yesterday
securing grades and measurements for
the proposed extension to South Olborn
avenue. The contract will probably be
given out and work begun in a few days
Miss Grace Hawkins, niece of J. C.
Hawkins, of Seaside place. left here
yesterday afternoon for Pornfret, (Emu,
where she has accepted a position as
governess in the family of an Episcopal
r. cror. ‘
The Rev. G. M. Temples, pastor of the
Advent Christian church. VanZandt are-
nue, who has been seriously sick of a
complication of ailments, is nruch better.
and his people and friends are rejoiced
tokuow that he isuow on the road to
recovery.
The lsdiesof Mr. Griffin's family, who
live at 22 Henry street, received quite a
fright Monday night. About ll o'clock.
while they were alone in the house.
there was a loud knock at. the door.
in response to ademand to know who
was there, a voice said. “We, Madame."
There was some further talk, when one
of the ladies went .up stain and securing
a horn opened a window and blew sev-
eral sharp blasts. This attracted the at.-
tention of Charles L. Ainsworth. who
went over to the bane. The two'rwsn
ran. one of them going directly into Mr.
Ainsworth's amrs. The man pretended
to has Frenchman, and claimed that he
andhis companies had lost their way
and were sudssvorlng to find their way
to South Norwalk. They both got away
before the male members of the family
arrived home. and although one of them
started out withs revoIVer to find the
men, he failed to secure any trace of
them.
carcaii‘fiii‘i‘i “Ii“séifdr an.
A: Inhibition of Ir-llnphm's life lav-
Iag Device for lasiase leads.
An sshlhitlouof the merits of Theo-
phlls Eupbrst's life saving device forear-
facscars was 'givsn this morning attli
o'clock slung Washington and one.
Malnstvcsts. The device coaststsof a
wire scoop nstattacbsd Io the forward
end ofthecsr. ltworksbymsausof
springs. lfths Wan sees a person
outbeuackin time hsprsssessbuttas
and the scoop falls on the rails and
catches the victim, preventing him from
going under the wheels. in cars the
mdossaot see the psnoc. the
network strikes him and the forcsofflrsd
compact causes the scoop to drop and the
pwsouhuppossdtobs llftsd from the
rails.
Thssnusrlmeatofesvtnga beg ofoats
was first tried. but fhesstwork burst“:a
catharsiisandthsnstlowsrsdwtthths a,
earplugstsgeodrsts of spud. 11..
mmwmmmllb.
mmmnmmmussm
thsurwmstopped sad thesprtaprs.
ls-sd. When “to other experiments
werearadslatsrthsbeywsss’tlalrflshad
Items of lowest Olllod from Ivory Quar-
ter of connection. ‘
Mrs. James baby and three daughters
became violently ill after eatrng blusilsh
"bought of a psddler in Middletown.
The Waterbury Watch and Clock
company. employing over 1,000 hands,
started up yesterday after amontlr'sidle—
uses. The brass foundry will also start
in a few days.
Andrew Heublein and F. W. Heublein
have each contributed a memorial window
, to the German Lutheran church in Hart-
ford. Both windows will be of import-
ed stained glass.
Mrs. Flora M. Lillie. of Willimarrtic.
who was reported to have died of ma]-
practice. is now said tohavehad peri-
tonitis. There was no basis for the to
. more which were afloat.
Emily Realism, aged forty-four years.
who has been stopping for weeks in
Stamford for her health, left there pre-
sumably‘ for her home in Rome.
body was subsequently found in the
suburbs. She had find a shot fmm a
revolver. the bullet striking her heart.
She left a note saying: “To lose my
reason is more than I can stand. Forgive
me."
IN PLEASURE! PATHWAY.
Cos-lag [walls of. Internet to the Play-
thing People at Norwall.
The dainty captivating comedienne
Fanny Rice,who is one of the greatest
footligbt favorites, will sing several new
songs in "A Jolly Surprise." which she
secured in lsondon last summer. among
them being “0h! Marguerite." “My
Drummer." "Kittie Casey“ and “lieigh.
Jimmy Jenkins." Her old favorites, "it
Takes a Girl to Do it Every Time" and
"Uh! Sophieri"are in such demand that
slu- finds it impossible to give u perform~
ance without singing them.
An Appeal to PWeM.
Editor of Smimcl—Dnu SIR: Will
you permit me through your vnluable
columns to appeal once more to the patri.
ofic mtimrs of south Norwslk and vicin-
ity. and remind them that Douglas Fow-
lrr Poe . A. R.. hasnominated Comrade
R. J. room to represent the Post and
city in the Press content for the World's
Fair: and the choice, if it falls to Coma
rude Brown,would ysflcct honor upon the
city as well as the Post. in two contests
of a similar kind the. people of this city
have been eminently successful. and with
a united effort we can repeat the success,
so send in your coupons or hand them to
any comrade of the Post. 'ours,
if. A. Armor. i), sdjufant.
, ‘l’ersnls- a..."
The Norwslk players made a poor
showing in the Fairfield County tennis
tournament at Bridgeport, yesterday. A
number of Norwalk enthusiasts went
over to witness the games, somrmf which
were quite exciting.
in the singles, A. McKclvey, Bridge-
port, beat R. Vsnllurcn, Norwalk. 0—2.
9—4. 6—2; Conover. Belle Haven, beat
Professor Sleernan, Norwalk. G—Q,‘ 2—0,
6—8. 0—0. M: Copp, Belle liavenl beats"
J. stinschsr. Norwalk, 0—1, 0—0. 0—i;
W. Carbart. Belle Haven, best (i. Stein-
achsr, Norwaik, 6-0. 0-—l, 0—l: R. Mal
lory, Bridgeport. heat C. McKelvey.
Bridgeport. 0—2. 7-0, 0—0; Bryan,
llrIdgsport, beat Hawley, Bridgeport
6—1. 6—3. 0—0; .1. Wheeler, Bridgeport,
best A. McClose, Bridgeport...il.=d, 7—5,
0-7, 1-4. 73—0.
in thedoublss A._lfcl{slvsy and list.
lory,of Bridgeport, has”. nan. Stein-
richer of Norwalk, 0-4, 0—0, 8—4.
Russell and Van Burro will represent
NorwslkW In the doubles.
A Good Thing so loop at flared
from tbeTroy (Kansas) Ohio!
Some years ago we wereverymuch
sublect tosevsre spells of cholera mor-
bus;aud now when we fest any of the
symptoms that usually that sit-B
mustache”. sssicknsmst the stomach.
have forgotten Chamberlain's mCollchholsra
sad Diarrhoea Remedy the very thInto
straighten one out In such class,
ways yskeer it about. We arenot writ-
tag this or spay testimonial. but inlet
know what is a thing
amiss“ y in the house. sale by
ltsouporuggist.
lath“ “his.
to severe attacks
s liaimsd
have savsdths llfsof the child 1 lost,
thlnm rc‘schaftbss
time truckers." It’s. 1.
STOITES 01' THE STATE.
Her .
Highest of all in Leavening Puma—Latest U. S: Gov't Report.
A uquPyNotsa.
Harper’s Weekly follows up its notable
page of portraits of “Enemiesof the Pub-
lic Welfare" with an equally striking
page next week of the “Friends of
Repeal." The World‘ a hair illustrations
hm also of especially timely inform, in
cluding those of the British Day Cele-
brstion and Zogbaum’e characteristic
sketches among the West'Point Cadets.
The shooting season is appropriately
opened by A. 8. Frost with a delightful
double-page drawing, entitled “Wood-
cock Shooting;" thle Professer Dorm
steter writes entertainingly of Calcutta
in the twenty-third article on the “Capi-
tals of the World."
The October, Harper‘s Magazine will
contain the first part of Edwin Lord
Weeks' articles on the journey “From
the Black Sea to the Persian 6qu by
Caravan," which he undertook last year
with the late Theodore Child. The first
paper narrates their experiences on the
roaIUrrough the country of the Kurds,
between Trebizond" and Tabreez. and
describes the latter city as it appeared
during a cholera scourge.
is fully illustrated from sketches tirade
by Mr. Weeks during the journey.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief.” our mem‘
ory reverts to the days when we were
young, none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv
idly remembers that It was Chamber-
lain' s Cough Remedy cured her of creep.
and in turn administers it tobarown
offspring and always with the but uh
sulfa. For sale by G. Stillson. Draggist.
Fora lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest. trggturing a piece of flan
nel with Cham ain's Pain Balm and
binding it onto the ailected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordirr casein
one or two days. Pain Balm cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by
(l. C. Stillson Drugglst. .
W ' Children cry I...
Pltcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Moria. .,
When she was a Child. she cried for (hand;
When she taverns Mill. lire clung to Cutoff...
WM she had Children. the gavel-bran Mb.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorln.
Ghl' .Iren cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
V warmers. ”'
!)Ri-.:irlhlAl\lMi ‘
Hlsh street. widurvhr‘alk
VUKSH'G. h a Int-idle aged American
.WOInIm. ls orth lain stmuflouthoxpr
(nunms chili”)?
.la Grumman. No. D
ar‘ilw
“""ro‘an'r; W
HOL SI and barfsnin
ls st. '4 or to»
gather. inqulrsm at bl West street. arc!
LARGE front room. furnished. suitable
am“for one or two gentlemen. af iAnn afloat.
B‘ill'lt rooms. water in the house. Rent "it.
Apply ml Sonjamln. North
Taylor avenue. South Norwalk.
sl' W of five words. it: Waahlngt
t Eltornun Washtug‘fon street bridge. Ap.
pl y to W. W. Corn aus‘ll lw
‘IVEN rooms. North hfaln street.
rent.
is. Earth house barn on the bill.
App” y to l. Aligned war-ii.“d
ANN ”teamwmruth Milainstnet to
) let on ”Tar fzaleo basement under
Dibble I! Oomstock's agroew. ut.h
lApply to-i i) Inga-ms magmatic“.
or at star. of
’1‘“le
bulldlaflnowk menu sdb
. Ir partlc alas-e
astral,
i. f)
Brewing” utSou h
George hearse. f‘lts National iiauk. sttfm
lltrtlrllm’ Henry street. last NorwalkH
street.l .t lire t.’
1 house. llybh trust:I part of as. 3
“mm" u "an "I iii" "in.
u II rs. no u o
Kashmir: in seat
mast ler
ulre of
camera's-tweeters.
.Iiressmah “tumult:
ashlugtunat.
”fission, attest.
lllf
ltabls’fur Jilllél
kmulch.“ mag“ Con“
Em’m half or “or?”
8"ng iii-"sly.“ on Water me. ”13's”
Srgsw'ii surnames» pm
Sbsr‘plssssls
or “Commit. if” “fig!
linen trunnion.
undone. some" m
mats will be reserved at
11. .NB hwy“. sheave“ Wan wig“:
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The article —
" OHM/(H 7.9.
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
. 'sxposltlonthsn we are showing even
W's-rimmed”
llEW Cliff? F08
THE CUSTOMER. ihstit pays to buy
tlsabssuoods. We sallteafor what is“
isworth. and give honest valor. Yon
caueatractnothlng better from and
day. Thsbsstthlnginthelnerkst you
osnslwayssslsotirumourstook. Drink
our Tea forinstucethatbss tbshvcr
othlna‘sbsstinit.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Ponder well. dear friends. and neighbors,
As youread the wondrous story. .
flow for gold. and not for glory.
BHIRID'I'S. BAIUI'FS. LAWYERS. liflAitY.
“bored" with their might and main.
lost their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them, with no token
That we o’er sold beef. or mutton.
This. the tale they told judge Kano.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
18 North Main st., 80 Norwalk.
Telephone call, 5243. 1
NOW CONTAI NS BONE
Taylor dz Golden.
Realism and Insurance
WADIIXGTOK STREET.
Persons lookin foraloti or house and lot
with the views basin .are lnviim' in
call and examine our What. We have them for
sale in every psrtnf the city at reasonable
prices andvrn esav terms. an” ti
.A.-. .
gunmen“. H
nearer-Ian.
Milllllil NIGHT. SEPTEMBER ll.
SPECIAL ENOAHEKEN’T
(if the i‘I—erlesst‘urrredian and Comic Opera
Queen.
FANNY RICE.
And her splendid New York company. pro
asntinrr Uflsnbarh' .~I operatic gem.
"A illTEE PEACEMAKEH."
Followed by the refined and laughable
‘ ‘Jolly Surprises.”
COIPA" 'I'IIOIOIJGBI." EXCELLENT
IQI'IPIIX'I' NEW AND GORGEOUSufl'
IUBICAL NUIBIRB UP 1'0 DATE.
DAUGHTER CONTINUALLY 0” TAP.
N0 ADVAICI IN PRICES.
Seals "fl-5311‘ at l’lalsted's and Riggs. Sol are
seats now
‘ANOTHER OF THOSE
Popular Sunday Afternoon Sails.
—~o x—
Long island Sound.
——-'1' 0—-—-—
GREENWlCH.
BELL HAVEN
clPiiIlt's ISLAND.
AND RETURN TO
nororn POINT.
Steamer CITY OF lLBilli.
AND
SUNDAY. SEPT. ll.
25c~ElilllI8lfll FARE-25¢.
loaves South Norwalk 2:5!) p. In. Return-
ing. leavI-s ltofnn Pot uni-zip. m.
Elmer Brown.
PRACTICAL
l’lillil "Mill and llEl’llllill.
All work guaranteed strictly first-class. and
promptly attended to. Address. Sentinel
once. South Norwalk. art 2w
ma
“ “"Cid‘ei‘miilaklug.”
Cider making will commence at the old
parse! IIIILL.
neat thursdsy. and be custfaIr'sd on Thursday
and l'rtday of each week.
act's Iw
all)!” ”“3?! MW” noawata. 2: :Qiifii
uolClarIaAlsto lfimalk.
TI! bollbsisr's lattes.
0'“ MW .egmmc
ofOo
cut. thoasssssmsutl onset. °IIIIaI° wll
I u m erg '
ford last liar-
émfi “names. Amman.
0 tbs of.(‘*llaadie.b as “that?
oh: stl tall!
r{Compass
Attorneys of each and every nfsai
. Sept. all?!“
Quickly than. their praysr's be granted.
And the BAIL] FE. nothing denoted.
Took the job I. dongdrad wanted
Watched our amresboth day and night.
W he'd have thought our It!" so TENDER.
That thus they must. their service render,
Lest THEIVES break in and we fit) UIDII
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AllllllllN SALE
In Or: Tnocsaxo an: Fonrv Susan; or
run Carr-rat Srocx or rrra \‘ouwar. K Hons:
RAILROAD Country. of Norwaik. Connecti-
cnt. being forty shares more than one hallo!
its total capital stock. at 3:?!) P. l. 0! Trill“
par. rm: Trrr bar or Hawaiian. 1313. at
room No. If. adjacent to the Probate office. in
the his-sonic builting on Wall street. in the
City of \orwalk. Connecticut.
Five hundred on» shares of the no of
thnfy- flIeIloliars ench.nf the 033qu
of the Suns Horse Bail roCnd ompany
Ionifi m Mrs Hannah Inn of In. city oi
Norwaik.J James “2‘ Hyatt. late of
the city of New k. deceased. during his life
time. to secure the payment of a certain in"
dehterlneu of his to her.
Three hundred and twent -nine (in) shares
of the same stock. pgled to the National
Bank of Norwaik. of the city of Vnrw k by
saidJ amcs W Hyatt. during his life 0 to
secure the paymentand of a certain indebtedness
of his to esld
One bundrcdand ei dhty-stx (my shares of
the same stock .pledguito the Fairlie-id County
National Ban of the City of Vorwalk. by
said define: W. yatnfdnrinrgliirls gagge. to
secure mento s cc of nose
of his to arbor“.
All three of said lots of the capital stock of
the Norwalk Horse Railroad Companng
gating ten hundred and fifteen more) shares
and compriei morethan one half the total
capital stock aaldcompany. will besold by
and p ledgeea under their several pledgu there-
of. at public auction at. the time and place first
above mentioned. in one block to the highest
responsible bidder, for cash. payable ten per
rest upon the acceptance of the bid. and the
balance within five days thereafter. the final
payment of such Is to be seem mean.
time to the satisfaction of the Kisdgees.
And atsaidtlmeand ptacef. srewillalsobe
similarly sold twent- five firehouse more of
the stock of Horse Railroad
plsdgedto Central National
Bank. ofy the City of Norwaik. by said James
W. Hyatt during his life time. to secure a
certain indebtedness of his to said bank.
As the said. the Norwalk Horse Raiirrad
(Mompanf claims a first lien upon all of its
stock be d by said James WJI 133a“ at the time
of his death.) some eleven his red and fortx
three shareei nail. lncludln all of
pledged stock). because of an Indebt.
t doses of his to it. not as yet fully terminal.
but claimed by it roamnnaf to at least fifteen
Ihonsand dollars. and has ref to transfer
any of said gl'edg‘ed stock from the name of
said James yatdt. under the IIpowers of
transfer held b thereof. be-
cause of its rai c an ifhosamsissat-
failed, the said ten hnn dforty shares
of stock above described bsdwl be sold as afore-
said. without any warranty to
of any kind. either express or impWs
part of either of said pied mm
I lalrn of the compan. or any rem Wm
by it to transfer stock. toths
such purchaser
Application ma be made to the subscribers
for any further in ormation desired wacernlng
as I
Norwaik. Conn. Plinth“. lbth 10”.
Y. PERRY A BILL.
A.g 21.90.28 iii.
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