0f Clothing
lever shown In 'yiovvhn, and alwayszthey 7
:St. Line of Furnishings ,, 1
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80. Norwalk.
minus “@an n snunnn.
A. DiCkerman & Son,
“THE EVENING sumo.
urns BOLD". ldltorand Proprietor.
on. eminen-
which may become heavy.
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’SBIIIIIII. SUPPLIES.
We have
Everything
V you
need
and
your
Prices
are ,
Y‘alllIME tNll SEE.
and laying.
yesterday.
the winter.
. gains. Lane‘s. ‘
Spring street.
free.
Knob tonight.
and the collector of wsmpnm.
were practiced.
Lane's.
.Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
now works to perfection.
Tortured".
i
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. lam now receiving the
tau. PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
the price is lav.
Paper Hanging, Paimint
; and Decorating.
By Competent Men.
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Isw last l‘asald weather forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
from fair to partly cloudy. with slichttsmpav-
aturechacgcs. followed by rain. Tomorrow
it promises to be generally from cloudy to
partlyclondy and slightly warmer. with rain.
NOB'ALK.
—Iamb chops 15c. People's Market.
Tans—tear :Imon Mztmonths
M;lmors’th.l’lloeats:sl%'soonlas.tosata
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Micro All-nae for Tomorrow.
law Tide
wast the People of Our Buy an Dal-g
Adaughterhas been born tolfr. and
Er. James Blake, of Woodward avenue.
«Extra large fine peaches, at Cuueo’s.
The frame for A. E. Winchester's
new house on Girard place was raised
John Benedict, of Daubury. has Inor-
ed into'his new house at Bell Island. He
‘willbe in charge of the island during
—Watcb our Kandy window for her
Mr. and lira. Frederick Raymond echo
bratcd the fifth anniversary of their
marriage, yesterday. 12‘ their home on
The members of the Central labor
Union will meet to-fnorrow night in the
hall of the Ancient Order Knights of the
Ifch Chain, Washington street.
—-The U. (l. T. R. A. will hold a peach
festival in their hall on the bridge, Fri.
day evening of this week, the 15th Inst.
If stormy the next night. Admissio
The Knob Outing club will hold a
meeting at 7:80 o‘clock tonight, in the
club house, to elect members. There
will also be a subscription dance at The
Deputy Grand Sachem Butler, of New
Haven,viaited Uncas Council, I. O. R. ll.,
Holiday nightmd raised up three chiefs,
the senior aagamore, junior sagamore
At the
close oftheexcrciaeaseveral wardances
~Plenty of fresh Hnyler‘s candy at
Thcophile Eupbmt will give another
exhibition, tomorrow morning, of h'm
Iife-nving device for street cars. The
exhibit will take place up town ”9:30
o'clock and in, South Norwalk soon after
ll o'clock. lfr. Euphrat says the device
—Don’t forget, three hours“ dancing
with peach. and cake at the festival of
theW. R. C. ficenupay thebill.
A reunion of the Twenty-Seventh Regi-
ment, Connecticut Volunteers, is being
held in New Haven, today. There were
, seventeen Norwalk men in the regiment.
2’ The only survivors srsJames L. Ambler,
2‘ Henry Stanton, Bart Danton and James
E. Winn, who are attending thereuulon.
Anewoouuccttouforthaapurtrackto
the Norwalk Iron Works company's
buildingisbsiugmadetodsy. Thespnr
willbedlsoonucctedfromtheilonsolidm
tedrsilroadtrackaudaswitchpntlnon
the Dsnburytrack. This will bemore
convenient, as there are not as many
trains psaslngovsrtheDanbury road.
—Remombcrthefestlvalsuddaneeof
theW.lt.C.to.nlghtinG.A.B.hsll.
TheYoungPeople'sBoclstyofChrlstlan
EndeavovoftheCougrsgatloualchurch
willholditsrsgularhusiueasmestingand
Midnight,“ the residence of Ir.
and Hrs. W. L. Portarfllilouthlaln
street. important basis. will come
before the Mud ofilcersfortha
~Extrs lsrps fins peaches, st Cuneo’s.
(llovar'sAmrrlcaaBsudoftwsaty
pleccswlllgiveaooncertts-nlghtia
frontcfltmtevant'shargslnboussst
themsroflforthlalnandAnn
mehgateo'elook. The
minimal-s Molar-blam- checkups soars Norwalk merchants.
~ltsw1orkw.z. Lesotho, Wayne-system. 8-th
Theeasrtsrlymsstlsgofthsiterwslk newestlatothsstorsjastsitwbsskinu
(lbw-a hadrsvorllalos wm tickets koassasdssidhshsdrsaslvcdthsehesk
Ma asdtnnsdltovsrhkim. investigation
'3'“ thslsrwalkkasplnlwlllhsgivsssttks
”3““ “2 www.m'fsaslsym
will stsrt upon full time next londay.
Both ‘& Goldschmldt'soorsat factory
Important to you. look at the new
advertisement of the Emerson shoe on
the froutpsge.
' ——Plcutyof delicious bread, u Lane’.
Aspenlal meotlngof theBosrd of
Councilmen will be held tonight at 7
o’clock, for the purpose of arranging for
the annual city and town election and
disposing of the police matter.
Thlsmornlng a ltnwlsu Jewhad his
halrcutaud his face shaved In Gustav
Pitcar‘sbarher shop. for whichhe refused
to pay more than twenty-five cents.
There was some words between the pro-
prietorsnd the man, and s crowd col—
looted. Hr. Piper finally persuaded the
fellow to give him the additional ten
costs, under penalty of arrest.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Ann
Lyon, relict of Ransom Lyon, formerly
of Breton, were held at the r 'idence of
her son, F. 8. Lyon, 23 High street, yes-
terday at 2 o‘clock. She was laid at rest
in the beautiful plot of her son in River-
side cemetery, Rev. 1!. E Burner, of the
Methodist church, officiating. -’ The pail
bearers were Colonel Leslie Smith, Sena-
tor John B. Ferris, tax-Postmaster Jo-
seph N. Dunning and Theodorus Nash.
The remains of her husband and daugh-
ter will be removed from Barton and
NORWALI news.
A Ilrsoay Budget of Items l‘rom the
Upper lad of Town.
local merchants report that trade is
picking up.
The Norwalk straw factory is closed
for two weeks.
The ladies of the Norwalk Methodist
church will give a peach tea tonight.
The J. 1]. Buckley A: Son elastic web
factory will start up tomorrow for the
first time this week.
The Norwalk contingent of students
at St. Bonaventures college. Allegheny,
N. Y., return to their studies to day.
The Baptist State convention will be
held in Danbury, October 18, l? and 18.
It is expected that 400delegates will be
present.
At the reuniofi of the Twenty~thinl
regiment at Seaside Park, Bridgeport,
yesterday, David [1. Miller, of George
town, was elected president of the arse
ciatioa.
—lco cream. peaches. cake. cardies.
etc. . at the Broad River festival tonight
James Mitchell and John Benton. ap
pointed by the Probate Court to appraise
the estatcof the late lira. Lucretia St.
John,on Main street, commenced their
duties yesterday. The administrator is
Edwin Church.
James Ellis, of Norwalk, was found
lying dangerously our the railroad use.
In Stamford, Monday, and was arrested
for drunkenness. la the City Court,
ymterday, he pleaded guilty and was
fined 81 and 0:39le
Thomas Iason andwife celebrated the
tenth aunivsraas y of their marriage. last
night, at their home on Harbor avenue.
A large number of guests were present
and the hostandhostcas received many
mementos of the occasion.
--Do not fail to hear the famous Ifay
Banjo club at the Boston store, Norwalk.
on Tuesday evening, September 19th.
lira. Jane Dudley, of lferwln street,
waaonthswsytoosllou lira. Timothy
Fitch, a neighbor, Monday evening, when
James Csrew‘s big St. Bernard dog
jumped on her and hither onthshlp.
Thewonudls asovere one and she is
much concerned over it.
Captain HenryCornell tooka fishing
partymorupc‘asd of Warden E. if. Sloan.
name. If. Wood and Gannon»
bcrnovcrto long Island tc-day lnhls
yacht Ernie. They will probably be
maths balance of the wash-raking
use hmdqtnrters stimuli. saving sta-
tion on llaton’s Feet.
~Tbet'sllOpaaiagattheBostonstors,
ltorwslk, occurs Tuesday. September
19th. in the evening thsstcn wlllbe
opaatosdarltsllwhowlsktoatteadthe
grsodcoaewtforthshasshtofthsitor.
walthospltsl.
somehow-arm
trlsdtodlspossofonsstflaaeytbsss-
athowevernsthsylnformsd htmthcy
warssot cashing she‘s for anybody.
forsaIsworkhshsd
mans-ransom...»
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84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH N RWALK. CONN.
A large assembly of people listened to.
the excellent concert given bwayer's
Norwalk City Band, on Union Park, last
night. Their selections were greatly
enjoyed and the band scored another
point in the estimation of ‘.be people.
Highest of all in Unveiling Power.-—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
on; 32*":
‘II‘
The shutting down of the Noswalk
shirt factory is seveme felt by the large
numtrr of young women employed
there, many of whom have. no homes
but those they have made for themselves
by their labors. The Company hope to
start up October 1 on full time.
-‘OPrs-"r(~ mg,
Leading Grocer.
Telephone
Ponder well, dear friends, and neighbors.
As you read on wosdrous story.
flow for sold. and not for glory.
Sillltlli‘nl. BAIL! m. LAW YEMIIOABY,
Deborah, with their might and main.
Lest their spell on us be broken.
And we leave them, with no token
That H c'ef sold beef, or mutton.
This. ill! tale they told Judge Kane.
mmmimtwc to use per‘
pound. We oficrthcverybrst tradela
Yascy 'l'ea tha'thas ever been given, in
this town. One trial will CONVINO’B
our operation. am: we... say
thsbestgoods. We selltasfor what it
is worth, and give honest value. You
can extract nothing better from a good
calamities than we are showing every
day. The but thing in the market youj'
can always select from our stock. Drink
our Tea for instance that has the flavor
of China's best In it. 1
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,‘
33 Washington St. ‘
Cell I 8-2.
Quickly then. thelr payer's be granted.
And the BAILIFFS. nothing denoted.
Took the job they long had wanted
Watched our start i bulb day and night.
Who'd have thought our BEEF so TENDER,
That thus they must. tbc'r service m. '
Lest THEIVEl-l break In and we 00 UN!!! 3
For men and angels WHAT A BIGHTI
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
WINNIE
BOWA'TON.
The friends of Rev. C. G. Callen will
give him a donation at the parsonage
this evening. Come on". and m, but not
There was a large attendance at the
peach festival in the Broad River chapel
last night. The selections by bli- Bliun,
the elocutionk‘t, were‘grestly enjoyed.
The excellent peaches and other refreehc
ments were a feature of the occasion.
This evening an operetta entitled “The ,
., lethallat [episcopal church. Honday
Jolly hrmers will beproduced. Th“ evening, the fol‘lowlu trustees were
proceeds are for the benefit of the Broad ew- Tm...“ , Daniel 1:110]...
River Sunday school. median. Henry Taylor. ll. D. Randall,
“'3'"! JWLDM2
Assoc Donation to the Hospital.
Robert Div, of llrcokl n. who has
been the guest of Mr. an Mrsllharlee
Tfistram, of Berkeley street. is much in~
t nested In the welfare of Norwalk’a hos-
pital. Yesterda he made a donation of
$30 throu h t e Norwalk Methodist
church, an a personal donation oft!»
to the ambulance fund. W _ .
Haw us. veralgsmes were Ia ed
and cake and cream were served. p y '
George VanKuren has Mr. Silcox’s
new house on Reynolds street well under
way again. The frame was blown down
during the heavy gale a few weeks ago.
At a meeting the East Avenue
DABIKN. 3
lira. Charles Iackey and family, of
Niddleport, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Moore, of Orange, N. J ., returned
’ Monday from a visit with Mr. and If: 1.
O. C. Bowen. _
Timothy B. Cannon, who had been an
inmate of the Soldiers’ Home about two
weeks, was taken to his former home in
Winsted Saturday night. He died soon
after his arrival there.
A coach belonging": John D. Crim-
mons was run into by another vehicle on
the Collender Point road, Sunday after-
noon. A Wheel was torn off and the
carriage was upset, throwing several
young ladies not, but fortunately not in-
juring them. a
The funeral servicl 1 of John Jay Bell.
who died from injuries received by a
fall from a load of bay, last Friday, took
place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
at St. Luke's church, Noroton. The
services were conducted by Rev. Innis
French, rector of the church. The poll-
bearers were Captain James Palmer, A.
Richards. A. T. Jones, Theodore Leeds,
Edwin S. [lolly and Dwight Waugh.
The remains were met and escorted to
Woodland cemetery by Union Lodge. I".
and A. I, of Stamford. Chaplain J. 1!.
his was satisfactory and the game oorn- Knapp recited the Masonic commitment
menced. service.
It had proceeded but a short time H ,
when one of the gentlemen, afterlooking
at his hand. remarked that he wished he
run playing poker. as he had a hand that
he would like to bet on. So, just for the
fun of the thing, the first speaker sug-
gested that they drop euchre fora min-
ute and lay poker with the bands they
held. his was acceded to. and a small
amount of money was bet, which finally
went into the first speaker‘s hand. Eu-
chre was resumed, and it had progressed
but a short time before the third stranger.
who had not entered into the first deal.
said be bad a hand which he would like
to bet on. and as the gentleman who had
-—-Go and hear the “Jolly remain" to
night, at the Broad River festival.
Officer Timothy Howard arrested Leary
Delino, an Italian laborer employed by
Contractor Bach on the Ann street sewer,
yesterday noon. lie was brought before
Jmtice Rose and the case was adjourned
until 7 o'clock last evening. The prisoner
was charged with assaulting the water
boy employed on the work, by hitting
him in the head with a stone. Belino
pleaded guilty and was fined '1 and costs,
which he paid.
- 100K IN A rim: Pacifism.
Card Sharpen latte a law Dollars Out of
Its Innocence.
A good story is going the rounds
with relation h a certain well~
known Yale professor. lie is a young
man, and the title of rolessor has rest—
ed upon him but a ew years, but his
name is withheld for obvious reasons.
On returning from the World's Fair
recently,aogmsthc story. he was up
preached on the train by a line appear-
rn .man. who asked him if he would not
ill up a hand of whiat, n It needed just
one more to complete the table. The
Yale profnsor complied, and was soon
sitting with three nicelyrdreaaed and
apparent thorough gentlemen. The cards
were dealt around, when it was discover»
ed that there was one card has than the
usual number, and in this exigency it
wra sug noted that as whist could not be
yed they had better resort to eucbre.
—The May Banjo club, of Bridgeport.
will appear at the concert given in the
Boston store. Norwalk. on Tuesday ever -
log, September 19th, for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital.
Proceedings have ba-un instituted by
Lawyer Russell Frost to put George II.
Shaffer, the oysterrnan. into insolvency,
and have a trustee appointed to takepo _
session of his property in this state for
the benefit of his creditors. The matter
of the appointment of a trustee will be
heard at the Probate Ofilce, on Septem-
bev23, at 10 am. Ilr. Shaffer Is now
in England, arranging for the shipment
of oysters to that country.
Pitcher’s Castorla.
A special meeting of the Alpha “'hrel
club was held last night. I). W. lhy-
mond, Fred Brady and Fred Hanford
were appointed an entertainment com-
mittee. The matter of arranging for
the club's benefit by the Julian Jordan
Concert company, was settled. Tickets
will he sold by members of the clab,
PM l'lshy was sick. wu gnw hvr f‘astorh.
When slur was a fluid, she oriml for I‘astnrla.
when she hvurame \lisa, lhv‘ clung In l‘muorta.
When she had t'hihlren,she gavcthern Qatari:
who can obtain them at George H. Al- mndo the first suggestion was agreeable, .
len's this evening. The twmty fire the ant‘ Wflhlltné‘“ filpped and they Ghlldfen Cry for
mile race for the club championship was beft?:g:fiig:;chl:e :2. resumed, when, PItCher’B castar'a.
k" to ”’9 racocommittee. to the professor's sur rise. he found as
1 he picked up one ban that he held three
m and a pair, or, in poker parlance, a
full home. lie laug ingly remarked
that be had got a hand which he would
he willina to wager a little money on.
llis partner said he had a good band also,
and, if the professor desifinl, the game
would be stopped and they would play
the game out on poker lines. This wri
reeable to the rofessor. and the two
fe I to betting. T e ten were small, but
it was only a few minutes when the
amount wagered wrs about 312,0f which
half was the mess of the professor. At
this point the pro «nor called and was
astonished to see his rtner against
whom he had played. down four
seven spots. Of course he oat. but with-
out sayiug a word the cuchre game we
recanted.
After several more hands bad bren
played, the professor pickml u ahnnd
to rind that be held four aces. . is time
he said nothing about playing It a
poker hand and the game of eucbrc was w
Chi' iren Gryfor
Pitch r’s Gastorla.
”“rayiers code... “
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Perwne lookln foralot or house and lot.
with the view 0 purchaslwmre invlml to
call and examine our list. a have them for
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. not tf
DIE”.
JINNINtlSw In 80th Norws'k. Tuesday
September 1!. very suddenly. Matilda Liv.
lngsmn. widow of the late Samuel B
Jennings. Notice of funeral hereafter.
KIT‘CHL'M—At Sanuatuck. Monday. its
lumber llth Margaret Miller. wife of t e
late Morr's ketchum. In the el-vht -sevcnih
warn! Illll' awe. Funera hursday,
flex-lumber lttn, at Hz) a. m.. Loni the
rrrlrlencrl of her son. Landon Ke‘ hum.
1..."... lllVltlt.
laws and Gossip of the Day In last
larwalh.
Mrs. Sarah bliner, of Waterbury, is
writing Mrs. H. Jones, of First avenue.
The barge Annie McWilliarns lsdis-
charging a cargo of coal at J. W. liar-
vin's wharf.
The frame of J. C.Flawkins' new house
on Betta place is up and the building
nearly sided. -__.
Fred Gorham and family. of Katouah,
aretheguests of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. (lor-
hanr, of First avenue.
l
Mrs. It. T. Uudcrhlll and daugh'ers
Eve and Callie, of East Orange. N. J,,
are the guests of Ir. and lid. J.lt. uninterrupted. A little later and four WANTED.
Nsrvin ten s ts also came intohis band, but a. ._ .. . ,...
' —~—2—~ this gm did not “mpg him go try his , (Hithtodo noralbousework. Applynt'o
tau
Mrs. (insult . St. John avenue,
. I!“ lit.
luck with It at poker, and It was played
out n euchre. .
Very soon after this, his companions
became suddenly tired of the game, and
by mutual consent the four quit playing, .-. _ ,
the Yale profs-or remaining to 31:?!) l 5.”? “m: “Imam Avvl . gm, ”ml
sent. began - Y .' , o r r
t'idcnts 3:3; prevlo: mi 1:35;. itsus- «mu-dumb]. " n” m "'5an
dearly dawned on him all at once that he ”"6"“ m, “M“, houn'mk.
cameuear being taken in sea
A l to
Mb l? Mrs. Frederick Head, No. 2 Unlmiwl'krk,
three sharpen. As he remembered c No:- alk. sv'flw
All the oyster boats owned on the Brat
Side, each with the number of its Ii~
cause on the sail. started for Bridgeport
Monday, whore they will engage In tak-
ing up seed oysters.
walk
\ FEW brrardcrn rau'acoms flrstmlasa an
1 commodatloua at No. ll Crescent Terrace.
lire. Gay”. srll lw
Bond” afternoon Frank L'llonuns
dlau was wheeling through Southport in
company with Arthur Ferris, whom
i then the men did Int cut the - 3 ~ -' W‘mww—M-M‘
mm:c.:u:.:m** m1. .. .. .. m-
mind other little aw” '“h rr- ("Moll of at: rooms. at as Woodward
M“ MW’I“ 'hch‘ m ”OI u' C avenue; Hurlhughsuse andbarnou the
bill. Apply to l. A. oodwsrrl.
_ - “A... .~.W.......a._._...
Everltt Tolles, of first avenue, left
town yesterday afternoon for Wesleyan
university, Wilbrsham. Kass. newer pu
accompanied by his father and two
means. Robert and Delta! Jones,”
of the Rev. R. W. lon' 3.
I. D. Randall was yesterday awarded
the counsel for thsssw oounty.toaa
city buildings to he srscted in tin.
rtown. ills contract Is for thewood
work, which wuiwunmttsomo. A
Is. Butlsr will do the mason work,
ROOMS No.“ ll’lav at’ast rant
roima, ran. '12- also re roman
lienry street not ll. hmmlcm at cm.
Ap l Yunnan. at lmlrwood Manufac-
turing company. srlzalt
. l r .
MOB“ thetlme ”I“ id not play ”WWW“ 0m? “3:10:01?“ dh'dfim'. or
these hauls in poker, but simply because "m” 'memfl" "“10““ ”mi- IMI
he wrs disinclined to break up the
her “aired considerable
mm of hiafrlendamndhe
s. ‘ s I _
attempt todraw hlmonlnto losinghls Tflgummg ,gflmvlflgrmuxm
money. it was not mmh any sue. i 0.0. I.” o I ll
[nouns Henry street. last Norwallr: l
house.” straml house. 4 Tolls- at:
1 house. lly ceh street; part c house. ‘
olssst . Iowsr floor; 1 suit of via-nus, ll
tea at! on stairs. inquire at John if.
any. I! sat strsst. an! tf
PEIII’LE'S MARKET. FIEE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'8 MARKET,
18 North Main st., So. Norwallz. ’ 21 Wall 6... Norwalk
Telephone‘cafl 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5-7-3.
NOW CONTAINS BONE
llonstandy
In lr‘.ls.ic line of Phongraphs, Especial!
I . JACK‘SONI’SI’“ " " I
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
BEAUTI E'L'l. WORK IN
CIIAIIIII, PASTELLE, WATER CULOB AND SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
ladies from BIIIId-lIfs
Exh' ".' .
VISITORS [\LW‘RYS'I I\II‘II'ELCOIVIE.
L l. incisor, 7 PHOEOGIIIPIIEIl.__ 53 out xi... «ohm.
Fora lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest, try suturing a piece of flan-
nel with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and
bindingit onto the affected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinary case in
one or two days.Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by
(i. C. Stillaon, Druggist.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our me'n-
oryre.erts to the days when we were
young, none are more prominent than
seve sickness. The young mother viv-
idly remembers ihat it was Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy cured her of croup.
and in turn administers it to her own
ofisprinsz and always with ti 9 best re-
suits.
H. S. Rood. Optician
firaduate of the Spencer Optical Institute,
New York.
is South Main stmr. Pity.
notice. 'h d
The Board of Registration for the Second
”34
Von District. of )urwalk, will be In session
at Po ire Head! starters. South Norwalk.
Thursday. Septem initial”. imprint. m.. to
5 p. ru.. to rev-rive a plitntlnns it be made
voters. fthllA h if. (whirl-15',
(:UKTLANIYI' A. (HMDALE.
Registrars for Second [liotrict of Norwalk.
are fit
Registrars’ Notice.
Notice la herel'syhflvcn that the Registrars
of Vote-rs of the nl \‘ning District of the
Town of Norwalk will he in session at the
store of w. 5. ilanfnnl, East avenue. on
Thursday. Hepumher ltth. from 9 a. in. to 5 p.
m..for the nurpnaecf retelvln the applications
°' ii‘i'ft‘l'il‘fih‘ ‘8}??? “W”
‘ J ' . l A , .
Wisrizw s. msronn.« “”5“”“9-
Dated Nor-walk. Conn. September 9, 18mg
59 . I.
“Art 'cngges. _
Instruction in dkawIng from objects and still
life, u‘esigulnu and mechanical drawing by
C. W. KNUDSEN.
ll chestnut 8t, ’80. llorwsllt.
“1"“ ‘* Brewing and Ilesigning.
Will begin on Tuesday. 0st. :ld. Course in-
cludm lectures on pcmpectlvc,cnlnr and mm-
ciples of ornamental design. Lectures on
Tuesdays from Ti‘llto H? r p. m. Instruction
~ - In drawing on Saturday» 'rnm 1mm. 1th.”; a.
'02 TWENTY
. LESSONS.
in. Terms
“W" Mechanical Drawing,
Will begin on Saturday. Oct. 7th. meeting
every Saturday from ‘I’ is El p. m. Terms.
$5.00 warm?
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draw two and a half hours outside of shoelace.
Astronomy.
A class for the stud
meet on I‘rlda s from 7:
nine Oct. uh. erms‘
of astronomy will
Persons wish!
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meat of afltrustss
ho tits’tenf New I'ork.for t tof the
nrsdttorso' said i. Ittlhaffer. pursuant
wil‘iqatatnteaof i is state relating to lamb
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the us day
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For sale by G. Strilson, Druggist;
liltudente In both classes are expected to
fifiibt'iel’lil‘i
moons.
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Dlvhfifi'l' UI‘ NORWALK am. PROBATE
' of Nmi'vslk. In said
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or rsssoas therein est forth. for the amt?!“
wasssslmr of tie
rt 1 0mm III-lhalcrmf Bmklyn.ln free
JD.“ ten o‘clock.
f notice thsrro' he siren to .
tltlon
untlcethcreof be given
ten orall-
harass
m1 nun, N0 PAY.
Knowing that the unfortunate have been
Impasse! upon by the un rIiirIpIud pretenders,
Wist’lcltrtl‘gt‘ largely in vow-v. *
Dr. Grady
Has adopted this plan: That he will charge
nothing for mlvico. consultation 0' treatment
until the patient pronounces himself well.
J. W. Grady, II. I). Specialist.
port, Conn. “'lll be at
Mays only, Wednesday,0ct.t and II
Consul alien free. from 10a. in. to 9 p. m..
When; he may he found for the scientific ex-
amination and treatment of all difficult. long
standing chronic Discuss and Determines.
L‘r. Gram: has made this class of cases a con-
stant study for the past 18 (yum. during which
time he haul treated over 5,000 cases, many
of which are living testimonials of his wonder-
ful skill. He is not a traveling. nach, butan
educated physician. meetln wit a success In
that direction emailing t at of any other
raciltloner in thrmuntry. ills treatment of
louslv emu-loos. achieving slfnal and
bent allocate when others fal . All IIIBl lclnes
prmcn died by Dr. (truly are strictly vo “able.
prepaml to meet the remand»: of sac ln -
vll'rlutl case, are also mlraculons In their
t' t'f' 14.
Dr. limit performs wonders with his medl-
cnl treatment. The rapidity with which he
dean-rum all dine-ma ls trulv wonderful and
astonishosull who rail upon him and be frank-
ly tells all whether or not they can be on .
He treats all diseases that umm the human
rare In both sexes. 'l'ln- following are a few of
the many diseases that he treats ‘u i :
Liver t'omplnlnt. llyspeisla. llrunchlt ("at
a.-rh. Deafness. (In "limllravel, Dropey. '1 es,
Parallels. Ilhrmuat sm Tumorsllanoer. Flat-
tula, Idnry blouses, [lever Ham. Diarrhma,
Asthma. Erynlpclae. Heart l)laease.tlcrofula.
Skin bloom or all klmls, lmpotancy. and too
male Illmm I00 mlmemuit. Tape Worm!
removed or no charge.
llr. hmlv r-ontlnlms mourn, when all others
have failed. all forms of diseases. Unnatural
dlsoasfi arlnlmr from youthful Indescretlon,
which are yearly filllngour lunatic asyluma
and scn-llnuthnunanlso. victims to an early
grave. 'l'lu-lr progress slow. their symptoms
ppmcmus. their termination always same;
7...
loss of memory, lmluwlllly. lunacy.
I!“ .
Dr. tlrsalv i- nvtnnwlodged to ho the Ieadlng
physician In M on o . In curing the above Ills-
easu. Try : numm ; 2I'I wlll saver w.
LAllllH‘wlm ltl’v mdwing with romp nts
MIIM lnllwlf wx - .u consult t a doctor
with every su-uranm oi unruly relief and per-
manent our» without I» in!“ subjected totlia
embarraslnu prm-Hlnm u an oxamluatlon.
Whlcli In nmal rows in limml'm ry.
(ballot-”won all wlml un'y by engagement.
Visits lllmlt' in patients” umllleticsaftor odios
ours
Path-ctr ot a Illslrmm- rm'r‘esflllly treat by
mall. All letters promptly answered. lino
stomp.
Dr. (truly will dollnr Ms onlarlmtnrss
ssrl In November. when n no lccwlll be given
Int 0 pore.
Than m-tor will remove on" Tape Wm 41 frss
of obs . also straighten: the rim mass of
(tron yes that presents Itself at the Hotel
Hansen and tumors removed without it
or the use of a knife. Comltatlon an ax-
aralnatlon (no. Thednctor can be ocean
at llrmlllm‘s from to to “v1 ltot '
m r p. in mm day except, nines-lay
unmisgnlégvaio consulting rooms Ist drier.
take a
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Graduate of N. Y. l'nlversity Medical College.
Permanently located. on Main street. Bridgc— ;\
nng standing diseases of either sex In marvel- ,
Steamerllll‘l or non. *
33mm"; 4 h? 3
Women; '
1M3 rurrrr. rm. :1.
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