Ill ‘srllllls.
We have
2......
can be found at
N IS &
hington 8L, .-
_ of Clothing
graham; town, and alwaye'ihe A
t Line Of Furnishings
CO. ’5,
SO 0. NOI‘WaIk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
sauce someway-norm.
Turn—hear ,
M: 1 mouth. will) unmwmm I osnta
lhbtarwAl-aaaa lure-names.
“lim'j'Lo A I‘d‘lmtth‘d Toll“?
‘ law Tart leash Weather lerasast.
. Thewnthar today promises to be generally
fair and partly cloudy and somewhat cooler
weather.
Silli’l‘ll NCBWAIIK.
What Ila People a! Our City are Doing
and saying.
Miss Daisy Diver, stenographer and
typewritist in Raymond Brothera’ oilice.
isslckst herhome onthe Wiiaouroad.
The Putnam Hose ball nine will play
Saturday afternoon on the Baxter
grounds with the Sylvans. oi Stamford.
James Jardlne, of Burrit avenue, ..as
purchased a new bicycle and is putting
in all his spare time evenian trying to
mount the erratic steed.
Minnehaha Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, will give a peach festival in the
American Mechanice' hall, Swariz It
Corbett's block, next Monday evening.
-Pienty of delicious bread, at lane o
Everythillg bought at the post office
mum lbs pa'li fcrin currency. as the of-
fiwdicll— neck and drafts in pay»
ment for postage stamps. postal cards or
stamped envelopes.
The operation performed on lire. Louis
. G. Soderstrom in the New York Cancer
hospital, yesterday, proved very success-
ful. and she will probably return to
South Norwaik In a few weeks.
Henry Tilly has an unusually large
amount of work at his' carriage shops on
North Iain street. He has just turned
outa very hanmome furniture van for
Gault, the Weatport expressman.
Rev. Dr. and In. D. I. Seward will
be at home Monday evening to the mem-
bers of the Chautauqua Union and their
friurds. An interesting musical pro-
gramme has been arranged and refresh-
: ; I manta will be served.
I I I‘ldISIBII .MW“
Druggist,
43 washlngton st. ician, who succeeded in reducing the
soon! nonwsLK.
Harry Street, of Raymond Brothers'
oiilce. was stung by a bee Tuesday night.
Yesterday his hand and arm swelled to
an alarming sine. He consulted a phys-
sweliiug. The band isstiii very painful.
The dead end of the city water pipe on
Quiunrd avenue was connected yes-
terday-with the sewer on that street.
Alma” 1W1? the two and the
waterlpipe can now be blown off at this
point whenever it is considered neces-
: « ’ sary.
. —WatchourKandy window Io‘r bar-
gains. lane's.
The meeting of the board of freehold-
ers. appointed to hear parties interested
in the proposed layout of Day street.
was adjourned from last evening, owing
to the special session of the Common
PA] 'ERNS. Council,» l‘lel'tovr evening pg 7:30
o‘clock.
Mare very handsome and Marge number of people ambled
stthecorner of North Iiain and Ann
streets, last night. to listen to the concert
by Glover‘s American Band, given
1' - - - mecr‘rofthe merchants in
mug. I‘dlllllllg “beauty. Themeslc w'l ”MM-
dill Decorating.
ed by a“, several of the cob :tion be‘ug
heartily applauded.
-—-l.arnb chops lilo. People's Market.
The Consolidated Railroad company
have had a high board fence erected
across the pathway near Barthoi'shst
ahcp,wbereJohuDargowrvklilcda
fewdayssgo. Tbcfeacsissurmountzd
" ' ‘ bysevaralrowsofbarbsdwireaudpaob—
‘ , abiymoaewilinow attempt tooroas
tbstrsokaatthatpolnt.
N‘MNWIILII! A number oi oystsrmen who were
dredgingon thegroundsoif Bridgeport
yesterday changed their operations to
the beds elf flouthport for the reason
that breast therebssnothcsussmuch
damagedbyths stormsss inthevicin-
ity of Bridgeport Theshali ilshcom-
miniooershave granted licenses tom
boats to wuk on the natural growth
m .5
lachalarpaumbu of children are
Ivgivtsradiuthslirstroolu at the Com
cordatrsat school, that the committee
lb havesugagsdsroouluO.W.Kuadssu‘s
building to accommodate part of the
pupils. Ydumy morning lbs flar-
garet (llavcs. Ila ssaistuu primary
tmchuiarcolnlAmpulsdnhooithue
withditysobolars. There were it? in
thcousroomatuissmcol.‘
«Meaty of from Buyicr‘c candy at
bars.
“Charleemllobermof New York
city, lsscriouslyillatthehonwoflm
bmtheron'l'syloravonue.
Holland Heights. in Fairlleld, basbsen
sold by a party of capitalists for the pur-
pose oi making it into a villa park." The
price paid is mid to be $500,000
One of the oldest employee on the Con-
solidated road is Supervisor of Bridges
John E. Fuller, of Bridgeport. who yes-
terday ended his thirty-fifth year of ser-
vice with the company.
The exhibition of rnodpuuo Euphrst's
maucatcher for street oars. announced
to take place this morning. was postpon-
ed until to-morrow afternoon. at 1:30 up
town and at 8:30 in South Norwalk.
Interest in The Knob dances does not
seem to wanewitb themsomrs theone
held last night was equal in attendance
and pleasure to any predemor. There
will be boat races Saturday afternoon.
and dancing in the evening. Two mem-
bers were elected last evening.
——Do not fail to bear the famous liay
Banjo club at the Boston store. Norwalk.
on Tuesday evening, September 19th.
The civil Superior Court for this
county will be held in Danbury this
month. it opens with a short calender
semion Friday. The number of divorce
caseson the docket is very large. The
court will not convene in Bridgeport till
the tint Tuesday in October.
Colonel W. H. Stevenson's name is al-
ready prominently mentioned for the
gubernatorial nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket. Although 'the election
does not take place until a year from this
fall. several newspapers are already dis-
cussing his chances, which they consider
bright *7_»___
Chief of Police Vollmer received a
morning that a young man was are tied
in that city last nightflr vagrancy. so
had several pawn tickets in his pockets
and the officers thought he might be the
burglar who has been operating in South
Norwalk, as he said he has! been here
and in Bridgeport. The boy was brought
to South Norwalk on the 1:40 train. He
said his name was Frederick W. Ken.
worth. Chief \‘oilmer questioned him
but could not get much information and
the otficer took him tothe Bridgeport
jail. __A_~”
At the regular meeting of the Junior
Prohibition club. last night. the follow-
ing oflicers were elected for the next
three months: President,.lnhn Doyier;
vicopresideut. Granville Knapp; chap
lain, Richard Gilmore: treasurer. Ralph
Bardley; secretary. A. W. Buzzard;
sergeant-at-arm..lohn Doylcr. All are
invitedio attend the weekly meetings
on Wednesdays.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Young People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor wu held last night
at the home of hit. and Mrs. William L.
Porter. South Iain street. There was a
good attendance and the coercion was a
for the ensuing sir months, II followl:
President. Charles ll. Helmer. Jr.; vice-
president, Miss Lizzie I. Tollee; secre-
tary.lirs. J. l. Coburu; treasurer. W.
J. Island. ____ ___, __ __
NORWAIII NEWS.
A Dressy Budget at Ito-s from the
Hyperinflation
Welcome Stranger Lxlge. Sons of St.
George. will hold a peach festival next
Wednesday night.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith tb's
morningsant an order tothesecreIary of
this for 15,550 votingfienveiopes to be
used in the coming elections.
The electric cars did not commence
running until 7:3) this morning on ac-
count of a bot box at the electric light
station, where they rccdve power.
Among those who responded to toasts
at the reunion of the Twenty-third regi-
ment in New Haven. yesterday. was
General D. N. Mob. of Norwsik. ‘
~a grand m the benefit of
thsNorwalk hospital wilibegivsust the
Boston store. Norwalk. on Tuesday even-
ing, Beptsmber 19th.
The mayor, council. and other officers
of theOltyot Norwsikwho are to be
elected in October, will take oillce Janu-
ary l. The annual meeting for the lay-
ingof acltytaxdou actbkepisceun-
til larch.
Undertaker James D. Jennings of Nor.
walk, accompanied by his mother and
Il- lfattie Hubbell, left Norwsik yes-
tsrdsy sfterowu for New York city,
where they Joined the pilgrims at
is! excurslcutraln. Thaywlli stopat
Niagara Falls menu.
-‘l'helsyllanjoclnb, or Bridgeport,
log. Masher lOlh, for thebuldltef
thallorwalkm
Thsvauitintbetowneie'rk'sodicsis
becoming too mil to noel-models
tilcremdsot “Muslim
ova tows. a alluhu at new record
have hsmcrdusdaadwhcaucy
telephone message from Daubury this ‘
very pleasant one. Oillcers were elected
Ilsa Baird's seminary will reopen
September iii.
Charles Merritt, clerk for A. H. llnyt
& Boll, is suffering from sbarlly rprsim i
ankle.
Richard C. lfilchell has accepted ,a
position as traveling salesman for gs
New York dry goods house. 1
Grape thieves have operated extensive-
ly in diflereut portions of the town.
The police will endeavor to find the
thieves.
-—You can get tapestry Brunch cal--
pet for 45¢ yd. and best albwool ingrain
carpet for We yd.. today. at the Boston
store, Norwalk.
Government inspectors Beckwith and
today to inspect the hull and boiler of
the propeller Eagle.
Selectman Boymond yesterday took
two sons, aged five and seven years. of
Mrs. Soofleld. of South Norwalk, to the
town children's home. I
The ladies of the Norwalk Methodist
church served a peach teain the lecture
room of the church, last night. The af-
fair was well patronized.
There will be a business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society of the Nor-
waik Congregational church in the chap-
el. tonight, altir the prayer meeting.
——Fridsy and Saturday you can buy
chenillecurtains, 3yds. long by 3ft. wide,
with deep fringe and dado top and bot
tour, for 31.98 pair, at the Boston store.
Norwalk.
The ladies of (lrsce chugch are prepar.
ing an Operetta entitled the "(iypaie’s
Festival," to be given in connection with
their annual supper in November, which
will be held in the Norwslk Opera House.
Mrs. George Burton, formerly Kiss.
Eva Woodhull. of Norwalk, 'had Quite
an exciting experience at Toledo. one
day last week. when the house in which
the young couple live was destroyed by
fire. hire. Burton managed to save a
few things.
—Ticketa of admission to the concert
at the lltlewn store.Ncrwa|k,mat but 10¢
each. __,.__._._
Dr. E. W. Todd, of New York city,
and Mus Alice I... Paterson were married
at the home of the bride's parents. Air.
and Mrs. C. II. Jones. at Pound Ridge,
yesterday afternoon. A number of Nor-
waik goats witnessed the ceremony,
and DeKlyn catered.
The operetta “The Jolly Farmers” wrs
rendered in an acceptable manner at the
Broad River chapel, last night. before fa
large audience. on the occasion of the
last night of the peach festival given
under the auspices of the Broad River
Sunday school. The carry-Ill which ran
from Norwalk was taxed to its ut-
mcrt capacity. w“
-Tbe Fall Opening at the Boston store.
Norwalk, occurs Tuesday. September
lilth. in the evening the store will be
open to admit all who wish to attend the
grand concert for the benefit of the Not-
walk hospital. _
llorace D. Chm-emf New York city,
who has leased Dr. GeorgeBaxter‘s hand—
some residenceou theGrsen. moved I:
Norwalk yesterday. [is hrs taken the
bursa furnished, and moved only a
small portion of his furniture here. Ilr.
Barter still claims Norwalk sshis resl~
deuce, and has or'y leased his house for
one year. ills residence in Baltimore
will be only temporary.
0"“! Till RIVER.
lows allows“, altla lluyla lass
laeualk.
William B. Jackson. ol‘ Philadelphia,
is visiting his brother, John Jackson, of
Seaside Placm
lira. James B. Stevens, of 90 Cove
street.wsntto Darlculast night onsc-
count of the sudduraud serious ill
her motherdn-law. lira. John Stevens.
lice blasts Oebrmanu entertained
about fifty friends, Tuesday night. at her
home on second avenue, by giving a
dance. Shop's orchestrafurulshed music,
and refreshments were served.
Iolfl'fllll.
James hwtoo, who has been living at
the Arcade cottage in Toulesvillc, for
sometime. moved yesterday to Smith's
island.
.I. c. until-Igloo caught I ,Iolpeo I...
recently which weighed twenty-four
pounds lie dbtributcd it gensromly
among his neighbors.
0. W. Bryan has retorscd from a few
days' visit with relatives in Brooklyn.
Bawasacconlpanlsd by his niece. lilac
Edith Roberts. of Brsttidoro. Vt.
The silver watch adored by the llotcn
Point improvement pans tcthc two
best waltaws was van to Ike Kata
(locally. who had chimed thadlniag
room. and flax Bolcu, the harbor in this
"ll-fl
Alargsuulohucilisv.0.(l.0aiieu’s
parishionerssadiricndagatbsredatthc
MmlastcigktIIhscscs-u
sioa hshgsdcaatlocpartyccoducdto
the mused autism. The title
ysusdvuyplasutlyssdihasifairwss
decidedly—Mal.
ITE Sillli
BAIllAliiS Ill lilliiiill ON SATURDAY.
A. .Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HEW CROP FOBMOSA
mgingippriccfrom‘lioc to eras per
pound. “m wallow om mom
Fancy'l‘sathathss ever been given in
this town. One trial will CONVINCE
TUE CUSTOIIEB. thatit pays to buy
tbobestgoods. We nutcafor what it
is worth, and give honest value. You
can extract nothing better from a good
exposition than we are showing every
day. The best thing in the market you
can always select from our stock. Drink
our Tea for instance that has the flavor
30.9"“ M, of onion best in it.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. ' 33 Washington St.
‘ Telephone Call l3-2.’ I
The fair of St. John'e homo Catholic
church in the town ball will close to
William Northrup, of 0: Ridge. has
purchased the old homestead near his
property from the other heirs. .
~liiss Mabel lather, who has been
spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert H. Scolield, returns to her home
in Brooklyn tomorrow.
A few days ago lfr. and hire. Smith 0.
Keeler were driving through Noroton
when their horse took fright and ran
away. hire. Kceler caught one of the
reins and pulled the nimal Into the gut
tor, where the carriage was upset. Both
occupants were thrown out, but were not
injured. The shaft of the vehicle was
Bovey. of New London. are in Norwalk‘ ,
Superintendent James N. Coe,of the
Soldiers' Home, war in Winsted yester-
day afternoon. Referring to his visit,
the Winsted Herald says:
doubt in the minds of Ir. Coe'e friends
in Winsted. who know him well. that
when the facts are known in connection
with the sendiugihome of the late Tim-
othy B. Cannon, it will be seen that.»
far from any blame being attached to
anybody at the Home, the course pur-
sued was not only humaneand wnlld‘
crate, but was all taken at the earnest
solicitation of lir.
whose chief desire was todie at his old
home and among his old surroundlngs.’
cusnusum PLAINE.
William Sherwood and Eben Gilbert
are making extensive improvements to
“There is no
(hinnon himself.
William Sherwood has purchased Mr.
Fountaiu‘e turnout, consisting of a horse,
carriage and harness.
i-‘iilow and daughter
Frankie have returned from visiting relar
tivts in Port Chester, N. Y.
HEOBGETDWN.
Edwin Gilbert is having his house re-
John Davis is attending the Bridge-
port business college.
Fred Foster and Floyd Jennings re-
turned Saturday night from the World‘s
hire. lleury Osborn. of Bridgeport.
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Dyke-
man.
Alias Mansfield, of Bethei, with Miss
Fannie Perry. of Georgetown. as assist-
ant, is teaching the public school here.
Rumor says that the Gilbert & Ben
nstt )lanufscturiug company contour
plate closing their factories for an in
The Hilbert & Bennett Manufacturing --
company are building a stone due to
their red mill shop and repairing the
smoke stack that was blown down dur-
ing the recent cyclone.
NUHAN WANTS ”50.
her III- alum .3333? worn. as. our. lumber nu. Margaret Mil ier. wife 0
Israel In New Canaan.
A peculiarcasels being tried before
Judge Curtis in the Civil Court of Com- ‘ ,
it is that of Susan Andor-
Iou vs. the town of New Canaan. She
sues tr recover 31.10 damages result»
the neglect of the town to com-
’ the statutes. There is a law
which require. all towns to have proper
signs and guide boards placed on the thnllahywaslck.wegavehcrm
roads of the town so that-transcr- msy we... II... wasat‘lllhl. shvl'rlel forf‘astoria.
know where they are at. The town of
New Canaan neglected toeompiy with the
law. The plaintiif brees her claim on
this neghct. *Bhe alleges that she was
0' outridlngouoday.audasthere was no
suidcboardaon the roadsof New 0r
osanshegot but. The mental anxiety
and inconvenience which she suffered
before she found her way home she
alleges was great. and it will require
Olwto compensate her for her suifer-
log—Bridgeport News.
MK 'l'lll'l Will'l‘ll "ill.
lataessttaglarviacsatlt. Boss'smrapclia Norwal tool. for alga
asides.
interesting reception services were held
evening. when two young ladies. ill-ea
(kcilla O'Brien, of Norwalk. and tiles b-
Annie Gavin, of Hartford. took the white
'0“ “In: f “buzz: IAI$me1lhmuiilWhn or at his meal
ex 0 w e Dill-g“
thaws“ veil into full mm. pm ti.."‘..‘.‘l‘§;,%o II. ”m“. "w" “'3'
«cameo notosrctordurn toths to 1:.” 00%. N 2.,“
The sisters of thsoonvsat sndllart
Highest of all in beaming Pearce—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Bald
R0)bl Pouring
ABSOLUTELYPURE
Connecticut Patents.
port, Coma:
chains.
A Good Thing to Keep It llautl.
From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.
diarrbrea, etc, we become sca
U C. illson Druggist.
unit-m II... I}... ”
time of its sickness." Mrs.
25 cents ll drug stores.
being 87 persons at the feast!
The followin...» were ironed Sept. 5. .
fidfiifiififiifidfiflfi PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
Albert A. Page, New Haven. nap
bp:§:gg::“g,mmn‘gggm Ciiiillli PASTELLE wuss colon lllll SEPIA?
Hartford. reverse drivin mechanism:
Clement M. Broderick, ford, ma-
chine gun (two patents); LewisD. Hitch-
cock. typewriter; George E Withereil,
garner:I cugilgmotl' too'i]; Earlier: Al. .
core. ew rl mac me or ls .
mg Mm Home E Jam, Norm; An Artistic line of Filotogrspils, Especially Studies from lilliill- Lila .
sin. mechanism for feedingscrew blanks; IIOIISIIMI Dll EXIIIIIIIIOIII
Charles A. Miller, Merideu, letter scale;
John Lines. Waterbury. curtain ring and
mmmteg“merm- E. ii. llclsoll. Pllllllllllllllllll 53 will __s___r.. iiflilLiill.
coma late. Trade marks—Smith &
anufacturing com Bridge- a yl r [den
port. locks and keys; Smitlfiilgge Alan- T o a co ‘ ‘
ufactuIIng company, Bridgeport, sash
Some years ago '8 were very much with the view 0 purebaslng.are invited to
"My child” ls subject to severe attacks
0‘ dlmh‘l'l During “19“” “Chi“. i & Co. a faciorv. corner VunBureu and
Dr. Hand's Diarrhms Mixture was freely Green sts.(7hicsgo, ll]. srll 3t
Iriven anrlan immediate cure resulted.
It would have requireda dozen visits
of a physician, as on former mmiOIB.
i believe Dr Hand‘s Remedies would
have saved the life of the child I lost
had they been within my reach at the
P H ng. l\ 7 rooms on lire! iloor, wt; 1. modern im-
\m, 7‘.) New street. Camden. N. J.
They are e lendid childrens remedies.
uni ' . avenue. Extrem ly low rent it taken at once.
“'1'"; g&w‘y$:elfllgomm’: ”29.0353; Must be rented: all lu0.It"|'l improvements.
. tree , . . -
«00.00, whid) gives 19 e d spe ia svltll
and thesepco people spend! $805516. 03in 3'00- ““ ‘ “'v'" v r' ‘ ‘ 'V‘ ___ 7""—
mml hm.“ finallv in", w pay ‘5“) OTTAIIE of six mime at all \l oodwsrd
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them hill Apply 1., l: A w“... mm,
what would be the saving per capita if—
the dinner should not be given, there B00315 NO" illey street rent 81“; or seven
Nader well. dear friends. and neighbors.
As you read the wondrous story. And the BAilIl FFB.‘nothlng danntod.
flow for gold. and not for glory. Took the lob they long had wanted
SHIRIH‘S. BAIL] "‘3. LAW YERSJIOARY. Watched our store i both day and night.
labored" with their might and main. Who'd have thought our BEEF so TENDER.
beat their spell on us be broken, That thus they must, their service render.
And we leave them. with no token fleet TliEiV‘ES break in and we GO UNDER .,
That we o‘er sold beef. or motion. For men and sis Wii AT A SIGHT!
This.thatslethcytoldiodgcl{ane. Eggs
Quickly than. their praysr'a he created.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S MARKET,
is North Main st., 80. Norwalk. ill Wall st.. Norwalk
Tel ephonecall, 62—8. | Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call, 5-7-3.
JACKSON’S
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
VISITORS AL AYS WELCOME.
Real Estaleanli insurance
Knowing that the unfortunate have been
WASHINGTON STREET. Imposed “W n by then uflprincip-led pretenders,
Persons look! foralot or house and lot. who 1‘11”th largely in vance
call and examine our list. We have them for
subject toseverle spells of cholera mor- 1 g 1, g 1 mm H.
bus; and now when we feel any of the EIEunIEJ‘l'o’ .33" 12ml: c I! . our?!“ r rad
symptoms that usually proceed that aii- w fl «4 -—~~ . v—w I
meet. such asaicknem at the stomach.
WANTED.
have found Chamberlain's Colic,rzbolwera DRESS)” him} by the dsr- Terms. 5.550- 1!“ "‘"I’m‘m" 9““ 7“" b” "m (”"3"
and Diarrhlna Remedy the very thing to L “3
straighten one out In such cases. and al-
ways kee it about. We are not writ. -—-——fi—~—A———~ —-z — _.- - .., ~—
ing this or a pay Mtimbninl, but to let Gilli. to do bgeneral house -wnrk. Apply to
our readers know what is a good thing u””‘“’“‘"
to kee w&hwdy In the house. For sale by
nothing for ahice. consultation or treatment
E““““”""“”‘ “1"" by ““u‘ “" until the patient pronounces himself well.
Martinn,bouth Norwalk. Conn. Box dl'i.
em lw
St. John avenur East Nor.
wa . srlliit
FEW boarders can secure firstwlass ace
commmlatiooa at No. ii Crescent Terrace.
Mrs. Gaylord. srll iw
FEW good finishers. Apin. Keith Brds.
T0 LET.
DIVE Iodine—and an attic on [lie second iiool’
of No. .1 Ann street; lent Sit. Inquire 0n
the prom it
proremants. Apuly at No. 6 El‘ "ftI‘K‘IIi
street. William Bile on. sritfit
THREE handsome cottages on Livings. on
place. junction of Cedar street and West
Apply no Taylor a: (m'deu. south Norwalk.
avterlue Hurlbnli hour-e and burn on the
_.,-___..__,._ .I. W. Grady, ll. ii. Specialist.
rooms. rent. 12: also live rooms No. :i . '
Henry street. "3:! in. PUnswulnn .1 once. Graduate ofN. \. Lniversity Medical oilege.
INN“ “ ”31M ' de “0N5 “VIAGRA Ap ly in W. Youngs. at Lockwood Mnnrlfac- Permanently 1003de NM!!!) street. ridin-
yo-I may have theI problem solved and t_ur no company. "1,1,1. port. Conn. wulbear
get information about l' lotus BIC lCure. " M“ ‘ M“ M“ ‘—
I I II I
Among the incidents of childhood Rgn‘mt‘w ““Sawpl‘edb‘y t‘Buuegslflfin‘: GITY HOTEL south "om.“‘ffl
or particulars in uire of B. S
$‘i‘?§l.°“.i‘i.i°‘§.§i“iilf.°‘$.“:f$; 32'" “Mitochondrulr Idalsonll.Wednesdayncuandu
young. none are more prominent than "’
Efi:pg§%%m§ic§:§g§€{駧; 'I'ollfegfi'rgltf 10:: 333:”! 2:5: 3: mm_g Where he may be found for tile scfeuflflc ex-
and in is") sdmirbstera it to her owl; Tau” street. “” “mm inquire °‘ 10$“ Dr. Gnu
2&3Nn%o?lglslglly; 3:321:13: 1’23:ng ‘lRST floor over Thomlore Olsen' suboe store time ‘1” has treated 0'"
litll'SE Henry street. East xOrwnlk- 1 Consultation free. from ills. unto“). II..
houee.‘- Dn street: 1 house. 4 [Toiles sh;
aminatiun and treatment of all difficult. long
_rli.aullingl Chronic Illnesses and Dolor-Mel.
has made this I: lass of cases a con-
KMW’ K! W ”I street. staut etnr y for the past 1835.000 ears. during which
000w any
Suitable for milIluery dressmaking “L of which are living tesiilllnnlals of his wonder-
DIED.
Nra. Butler. lWent street. at I o'clock.
JENNINGS. in South Norwalk. Tuned“:
tieptsmber i... very suddenly. Matilda Liv-
ing-ton. widow of the la.e Samuel Ii. ”*“M‘” "”‘W "“"""‘
"“ lorin or any other ll ht business. inquire. “1"“ “" iie ‘5 notatraveling “Mk but n
educated physician. nieetin‘ wit asuccmo in
ell t‘ lgnr Co. Si ’asllingtou st. ail if that film“? gillllllnlll I}?! of “'1’. 0%;
“““ ract t oner III econntry. s trea men
FAST half of double house on Monroe street. Em“ standing disease-rs "f either sex m marvel-
J Enquire 0' H» H. 30"“ lYl-"_ ioualy ellarious. achieving oi as! and rm»
nellt success when others fai. All In iclnes
E. [K Inapp.
Jennings H'Fuueral at r- licence of SMALLK building on Water street. Apply! to prescribed by Dr Um‘are strictiyvaafitabie,
) lday. Builai at convenience 0 family. _.-
prepared to meet the rounds of sac
vldnal case. and are also miraculous in their
Kmllllhf.—A! tiarsgatuck1 Monday y. '(leg: [‘03 SALE, tall”; (.le ”final?" Vomit?" Wm: “3‘11“;
_ H. , . . r: res men 0 rap: y w w r- e
:aet‘srzitorggkatshum in rl‘l'erslhll‘llfiil‘i‘g: IIIIIlNlRY and dressmakin busiuem dmcribes all diseases is truly wonderfnland
residence of her son. Landon Kstchum.
neptemhar ltth. at li-‘tl a. m.. from the
ccmblncdmrdreumakiug bus ncss sepa- astonishes all who call upon him and be frank-
rate. at 4 Clay street. Both doing i but ly tells all whether or not they can been
Pitcher’s Castorla.
Pita her’s Gastorla.
H Alllllllll city ileolioll.
The annual city election of the cit Vim of hemmlll
on loo “.00
"in we'll
your...
Registrars for
' Notice.
I’. mama.
Sidewalks.
Children Cry for
When sliv- tweams Min. she clung to f‘asta‘lria.
When shahad Lbihlmdiegavethamtlasmrh.
nan on Ha l'aurl street. In ”£532“,
A... IIIuIIIII Sb“... all
es'llua for
artist (lit tr Cl ark.
.. Exam“... "elm gull-all... rig-iii
RW“% yous tnsfloglmifb
uses. Appi y to M H. Cavanagh. o." .. (‘ res- Be treats all diseases that afllict the human
cont Terrace. South Norwalk. "9 tr race in both sexes. The following are a few lo:
the many diseases that he treats success
’ Ll luv 0 ' ' llys pe ela. Bronchit Oat.-
H. 8. Road. optlc‘an {yrh minimise.L‘oltfhsdgrgveidlropey. FIE.”
sr s eurna am m r . , .
Graduate of the Spencer O‘DlICAI IBM-Ill)“- tnl.‘ kldufigym MW th‘l‘ gorgfll‘fizlpthmi
New hark. Asthma. Ery ylllipeino1 Heart Dissalle. ticrofula.
.. . . kin Disease oi ailk ads. impotency. and le-
In e lltoolaeasca toouumsroua. Tape Worms
removed or no i barge.
Dr. Grady continues toonro. when all others
have failed all forms or dimmers. Unnatural
diseases arising from youthful inriaacretiou.
which are yearly filling our lunatic asylnms
and sendl flit thousands of victims to an early
grave. Their art so slow, their symptoms
numerous. their I'Irlinatinn always same;
Rexlstrars7 Notlce' XII-It‘ll“ of memory. imbeciliiy. lunacy.
Noticsis Wm? M “‘9 Registrars pgfilégfi‘l’lllINNIIIIIII’N'I‘HHEIKIflH? lih'lwl‘l‘llfi
of Votareof lbs rrl \‘otllng Districtof the El? “mm,“ ”film..." rcgrsti.
Children Cry for Tm” ”I [’Norwai‘lwili b" n session ‘I “1' lIADlP‘ In More Kllllu log with complaints
' W Septembe‘n'om'fmtizwmfdbp on o‘cuiinr lolluir In All I Iouslllt lt'hc I‘iiocwr
PItChef s Castorla. , In. 1‘for theomflpoae of Wmsivingm theaup aliens ;:5:$‘.”;‘.’,.‘;“31;‘.§'§,§.“',;.11;3.34m1l‘wfi;
l mu "M II Irmil mu iv an exam Ila l .
OhI .il'OlI OPTIC?” am. i I’D H “N?" Bill" laugh-pm which in nlgst‘l twainnnllumsary
INI‘ ‘ 8' A 0 mlincmonts attended only by engagement.
1““ Norwalk.Conn., September I plug ulslis made to Ditlleliis' munlollceaitorolllcs
“Patients at a distance I lit cesfully treatedI by
mail. All letters promptly answorul. Emi ose
Drylirady will deliver his moulsrlII-l tree
earl in Novembermhsnnlnlicewiilhl liven
Thelmctor will remove one Tape Worm has
image. also straighten the tint Ila-II of
(Irons as that presents itself at the ilotei
in
I: e possess
I""‘l f I lia‘s'fio'll‘luw role“ I'm'lld’u‘o'l‘l‘l’l‘mnhm
“8t. Road’s chapel lII Infidel! Tuesday 32%;?“ lfi'.m?r:?i§‘m "fl: “ ”mm mm creditors of said ( ' fit 3 mm”... L'ancsrll sari thou-Ira rsmov without
haar u
or the use of a ulfe. Conan tatlcna ea-
tor Ibsentntesoi this state relating to incol- aminatlon
and‘fluoo'hm‘ri‘nd"... g’
m. wmmrlcmWWtdm rsIIIaim
., “m"...t. ....:.:°.ll;:2 Sillillil Inlllllooll slll
Mfi‘alfi? ”painter-calm!" saldfiistrtct.» least ~ A CROSB—
"1;“ :1:W§§:n Lona island Sound
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