Evening sentinel, Monday, September 18, 1893 · page 4

 

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m EVENING semen.

 

The
campment will he held tonight.

 

 

 

 

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possibly rain bi White“.
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8001]! . NORWALK. ,

we» the Miser an city are being
and Infill.

. ’ Rev. and itrs. D. ‘li..8eward will en-

tertain the Chautauqua Union tonight,

atthslr homo. 40W avenue.

‘1 ' liunehsha nuisances-or Temper.
ance,will holds puch and ice cream
L S" . ”Es: MW bnisht in the Amer-lean le-

 

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iit of the hospital ambulance fund.

 

 
 
 

 

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The business men of North Main street
have made arrangements to have '(llov-
er's American Band give another concert
at the corner of North liain and Ann
streets. Weduaday evening.

—Ncw Yorkmessenger. E. L. Conklln,
39 North Main street. *

Lawrence Brennan. a driver employed
by J. R. Raymond, the carpenter, was
hit onthehead byn falling brick, inst
Friday afternoon, and his scalpwascut so
severely that Dr. W. C. Burke, Jr.. wes
obliged to take several stitches in it.

Min Christine Spahrand August Warm
were united in marriage, Saturday even-
ing, in St. Peter’sGerman church on the
Washington street bridge. Rev. Otto

The Union Gospel Temper-sum Re-
Apiia performed the ceremony, aim f amociatlo held a ucce-ful
“sonahlel which refreshments were served and s. can n W.

on dice ftialintbeir
' E AND SEE ”Wm M... . m ..
. cm I Notwithstanding the ooolwcnther,the

hall on the Washington street bridge.
last Saturday evening. A There was a
lastSunday afternoon excursion on a“, large attendance and an abundance of
IteamerCity of Albany, yesterday. was refreshment. .___._
equally as pleasant as the preceding Oneot the finestsightson the World's

night.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

during the evening. All only 25 cents.

 

The committee on charities of the
Ladies' Iii-loony society of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
Ira. N. B. Campbell’s, ll VauZandt ave-
nue, I‘Ast Norwaik.

 

 

 
 

W om. Alarge number of people went Fairgrounds in theeveniug is the illu-
,3; L, ' - to Northportfl. 1., where they spent so minted Fen-ls wheel. It is surrounded
“ " bur seeing the town.

on each side by two circles of incandeap
cent lightn,oueatths periphery and we
interior, giving an elect somewhat like
the rings of Saturn.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

‘ , ' I A newrnie onthe Consolidated rail-
‘ _ road requires baggagemssteretokeepa
‘ ‘ a strlctnccountof every piece of baggage
I I receivede ecnt out, when received and
V on what train, when sent out and on

’ ' 0 what train; also where each piece came
. imgglst, from. where it issent to andndescrip—

—Bresst of lamb. to. Pcople's um»

 

Rev. Ii. E. Burner preached an ell»
lquont sermon on “Keeping the Sabbath".

 

 

 

tion of it. 'st‘ the liethodiet church. yesterday

. . morning. In the evening the pulpit was
. l 48 washlngton St- “.1310“, 0! fresh Hoyle” candy at occupied by Rev. D. I. Seward. who
I l J ' ues. ' waslistenedtu wrth much interat. E.

30m NORWALK. Members of Colfax Encampment are E. (3.0“ rendered an oflertory ”to“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

making preparations for the annual ses-
sion of the Grand Encampment. of Con-
necticut. l. 0. 0. it, which will he held

both services.

Those who attended the gospel service
counted by E. R. Bennett, in the

in the m" quarters 0' Butler lodge. on Graniteville chapel. at 4:30 o'clock yes-
terday, were well repaid for their trou-

V‘ ~ Washington street. Tuesday, October
, ‘ ’ 17. Every encampment in the state will , ..
“All ’ be repruentedmnd ith expected that the his. llr. Beonetts 1"“ to u” Ch“

- dren" was appreciated by those older
sonic: lvslll becnaof the most succe-ful “'0'“. On October 1 Rev. B. 0. Sher-
ever 9 ‘ wood,aided by many colored candle,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

——-—oa~¥——— The South Norwnlk File and Drum will present the ”bl” a "Light."
Corps gave a novel. but decidedly inter-
esting concert,iu front of thelliahsckemc The steamer City of Albany made her

receiving Hotel last Saturday night. An unusual-
now 0
, . ‘ m ' “1 ly largenumber of people listened to the
* l" ’ " excellent selections rendered two of.
‘ ‘ FALL 1;“ ERNS' which were composed by the leader.
C p . .7 .. Charla Beecher, and reflected ,crediton
Marcela-y band-om and hhability. Young m... Dennis. o.
_ ‘ p drum-major, gave a line performance
is low. ~ “ with his baton.

, vi , 'i' , , » —-Lambchcpslbc.People'slarket.
PM "Wild. Palmmfi in. and line. Nelson Alvord, Jr.,ot

Greens Fammveadlnner lastweskin

and: Wanting honor-oi Ills. Thomas 0. Pistt. wile of
' Senator Flatt. The entertainment was
styled a rainbow dinner. as the seven

3’ Competent Men. pry-rustic color-swore displayed in the

int trip of the season to New York, this
morning. carrying a large number of
people. Captain Wibon will have charge
of the propeller line during the winter;
mate John chonald will go on the
propellc Eagle; Pilot Joseph Whitmore
will go on the propeller City of Norwalk.
and Chief Engineer Joesph Wicks will
supsdnterd the machinery of both boats.
Theseusnn oi the City of Albany. not-
wltlltandlng the general dullne- in
busine- circles, has been unluually
mou-

Iast week a farmer named Knox, of
Wilton. called at I‘. D. Dawton's grocery

storeonSouthIalnetrsetto-sllhlrn
decorations. 'l'hemenncsrdswsrede-mpotatoss. lir. inwsonsaid he

W signedby'i‘ldsnysndateschpbtowm would take the tubers it they proved

cimtusot flowers tied with ribbons. satlstaetcey,andIr.Ksoxlll'ollght sev-
‘l'hetablsfurniturslncludedsomesolld

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

downfrsmthellarhonrsotVlrglnia. than. hater-wholemeal“ to

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tahethepobtnesaway. This morning.
NWMSBWVN". when hefouudlrdawtonstlllrefnsed

’Elfllllfln-M! mmmamnutvmvolh tobhsthepotatouJOMtsdtom
m andtllsOolleplsncisn. Thetwoetepm.m. Bohsdgothll'llfll
-lssnpsrsedhgalltheothsrp0|h|“ll
andhascrowdedthemoutatthsenm

losded, when it was discovered that
othsrpchtesabeleagtegteflrdawtes
Mlshohssntakeu. Inltnonwsssc-
omedothsvlngthstntheprutestsd
hisinnoosnes. Oillcsr Chesterton-
dsnesonaceonntotltseatehroolhelcsllsd,sadtathsrthsngotoialiths
sin «.mim MM“- farmerpaidlrJawteatuthem

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘l‘hentsnthsrsot laylowerlioohsnd
mummwfllssstsoalgst it
lsexpsstsetnat this.“ spssisl lla-
mwlubsm

"'i‘heodore'i'ohey,enemployo at C. 8.
'i‘rowbrldge’ebos lactury,had thesnd or
oncothislhguuiakaaoflitkh morning

- m'wwmwtmh' :midwmsudsysrtsmooustao'm,
west. narrow Bruises y - . l. M, room, . ‘
thm.witkvarlahlewlndsand mwdmm“w

‘ _._..._.. 7*
- John arm of Iiainetreet "mm. Prof. Harstroms school.reopened to
SomeoLthcilttlsmirsssot Fairlield '. ' d. ! thefaiiterm.
avonuewili (“inside on thelawn at N" Yorhhospital M’”h’"°“°.°‘ y or
H. SRood‘snextSaturdayJorthebene’

The South Norwalk Congregational
church will observe Snuday,0etoherl,

The Whateosver Circle of King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con-
gregaticnal church'will meet with ul-
Lauder,3'l Bayview avenue. tomorrow

-A hotsnpperwill beservcd at the
South Norwalk Baptht church, Wednes-
day evening. under thesllpices oi the
Ladies'A-ociatton. There willberuuslc

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

eral mums. stern. manual
E florham silverhslrlooslotlraAlvordJandsd sultthepropistorandheretusdtcbuy MW!
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llltllus lll "dilly on sllulllllv.
A. Dickerman &Sol1,

 

.. , So. Norwaik. 34“ wnsmucronsraeer. SOUTH NORWALK. com.

regular closing or cars: no. seaward have.

 

Highest ol'all in unveiling Pawn—Latest U. s. Gov’t Report.
announcement-um. s snag gum-.1“: s From on
‘ ‘ " . AlhartGIIdduck.ofStratford,who m "-
WWowmmflmi formerly tap: a m market on WIIII- Savor-Lam that he in: to D. H.
m ‘

Vanilodsear.“ Wilton. bitten by
dogs Saturday. some or hemthsve
died. ' "

 

 

, l
A meeting of theoflcsrs of ‘the Eva~
rlous aocietlcsof St. ‘Phul's cherclsmill

m! not?

 

 

‘PslcstineCastle.No.S,A.0.K.ofll. Therewillheamoetingoithe Y. W. W m

C.T.U.atthehorueot lire. Georgsll’. .. _
C.,willccuisrtheseocud,orSHKnights '
m'm‘m candidates will“ Wetsrs,on'l‘uudayevsningat'l.lio. All ’i'heGourtofBurgesmswlllmcetm—

 

Iolnuslalrchoaply.

A leading‘ Chicago newspaper hes taken
thspalnatndgureouttheooatotawdays"
vidttothecxpcsitiouaaalittlelessthan
019. including admission to the grounds,
nitration into tall the side ahawanndcon
ousious.rldss on all the nlidingnilwnys,
ate, allows for fares from the heart
ofthe tyandbackandwcentsndsyior
lunchccu.whlchlsstitem mnycertatniybe
rcducedmhalf. Tbewcenla ndlni-lon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

membersare requested to bepreseut. mow night.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

EKWOWN m’ofim‘l'mfl’ A more: John a. Hulvey. or Nor»
. ' walk,died in Ridgoileid yesterday.
ltissaldthat Ben w. Hawxhurst

will hes rival cand te of Oscar w. 0‘" “NM" 1““ 1'“ ‘°' 1' 0'0

 

 

P. will work theeecoud degree tonight. to m. m. Enni- mrnns. to alltha
Raymond forthe nomination of select ' 3"“

hanics’Hall Swat-tsaOorbott’ block, IsRsl Sunday. Therewillbespccial l R l —_——-——1, malnbldldlngsmoithcmaudtheiran—
’ we have 2' g g ' m "9",“ ‘u a“ "man" “m 4'" Mi; nfsbt 1" m" "m I‘- nden Brwken. at Norwslr. is at- Mellwith their-exhibits. In use or which

, ‘ tending the New Haven Normal School.

~Dou't forget to' attend the peach les-

tival of Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons Charles '1'. Taylor and Min Kate

of St. George.attbeirhall on Iain street. Ctughlin will be married Wednesday at
Norwalk. Wednesday evening. An inter- St. lary'a.

sting Wm” will ”6 m“”“‘ The proceeds of the peach festival held
Rev. It. Nix. Plltor of the church in the 2:333? chapel, ll" week.
which um. Bord“ en “tomb in Fall ""°““ '
River, lass..preached in the Norwalk Two man! is- -
. large g In the front
WWW“ mm“ "mm! “0"” door at Coiby's store on lain street were
in! "'4 "Win8;___ . ‘ broken out yesterday by the wind blow-
Warden Sloan this morning turned lug thedoorshut.
two letters over to the selcctmen. They .
mum inquiries "M" w a“, he“, Rev. A. Li. Wyatt preached fol” the
ehlpof lary Brennan'sutate. One was "Mod“ "Won 0' W0" 1'0"“-
m Baltimornandtbeother from Penn yesterday aitcrnoon. at the residence of
sylvania. the late Edward Smith.

repay hours’ or even ys’ study; to
oil the foreign buildings. exec those on
the Mldwsy plaisanoe. end to diluent
stare buildings.

There is amplcprovlsion made within the
groundsinthewayof stationsforrestand
rci'reshrnent. The bureau of public eon»
fort of the World’s Colombian exposition
has established waiting rooms in evaypart
of the grounds. with parlors for indies and
childremafter the manner of a dntclnu
railway station. with bureaus of
tionfreeofchnrge,a:ldthereisawell
equipped and thoroug y organized omen
gnucy hospitalou thegrounda. The bureau

 

 

 

 

thensual rates nsd sells-Cation”

or small maria, checks parcels and
provides guides at moderatecharges.

The Woman‘s building makes upsclsl
provisiontnrtheeorntnrt or womulatthe
exposition, and the Children's
acrossthewayisdnalgnedfortheentertln—
ment of childrenand the instruction of their
mothers. There will be plenty ct lunch
ccnntcrsanddiningroomawhereyonmay

 
 
 

 

 

Mary. widow of Charles Aiken. d ——The Indies of the first (.bngregation-
at her house in Silver line, M Bil t. nl church will serve luncheon from 11:3)
“Mt seventy m The funeral ‘0 2 o'clock. Wednesday in the "l bquhatdvuyouliknfromacu ofcoflee

Vi“ i” hold Wednmday afternoon Sh m; “0'. in “I! “malt club mldln‘, 0’. I)” M milktoasquare ll ' III! I
1:80 o'clock, from the house. and at e 1.)“, us... 1:, My 1..
carnal.

o'clock from the church. Ire. Howard W. Duty lice in a critical dias’ Home J V

_ , omditiou at her home on Newtown ave-

John Lockwood has on exhibition in m". Yesterday it was feared she could my mu" m nu.

Sh. window 0' W. F. Lockwood's M- m “V0 “D d.’ 0‘“. I don't. mommahm’dmo‘
kct aswordllsh spear and the jawbone

H-.. a revival ot cl-inolinem Life lfinow soimuch
true i. rash! than t
“WW, “um M . M "'- m- o... - M... .. .. m... .. om. ...°':.:. in. mg
tedtohins byhiaacn-ln-law.Cap pauk branch or the horse railway. is thumlesturerswhowerefavoritesotths
rain Janus Hoyt. of Bridgeport. 'h moving from Summer street into rooms “f “ a“ mum" "1“ “1° 0011‘“ “1
captured tlm big fish elf Block island.

over the Alpha Wheel club‘s headquar- mm‘mggwflsfmlm '3:
Austin Fobell, his brother Anson, Ind ”'- mw.-- tor the prospect of we met born the mo:

hisccusinGecrgeFoball. were out rid- Theiirotherhood of St. Andrew will m 0‘ these "Md“ The ”W "m

. wenttohearthedebatesin llamcntwas
lug yesterday afternoon in a twowheel- hold asocial meeting Thursday night at . small ”mm a", it is m,“
ed cars. In Broad River the horse St. Paul's parish rooms A lectureon Crtnollnewould be onto! thequestiouin

stumbled, pitching Austin Fobell out. "The Rite of Holy Communion" will p. 3.330" ommmrmwm
Thecart passed over him. broking his given by Rev. S. B. Pond. oLor if thlngewerc'm‘not ”on“
body and crushing one of his lingers. _.- -m- “I!"

runningfsrtherontoligypuormar
~—~~-~~ On Wednesday It 10:80 I solemn hip to india The quantities of trunks
Captain Patrick Hall, D. J. Shcebnn wntilical requiem man, in which many thatsfashlcnable iadydrsggedabout with

“d MW”! John J. Walsh went down of the'priests ofthelinrtford diocese will h'mfinwgw 0%?" '0“-
tlse harbor calling yesterday. The parthlpate.wiilbesnld at the Iiartiord shin '
weather was decidedly rough and the cathedral for the repose of soul tothc Therewese then whole regimentsot lm~
boat come near capsiaing. As it was. late B'Ihop Itchinhon. psrlaldomestia withl vanaandwa-
the seas broke over the boot and filled
her with water. drenching those on Eugene Boyer. a conductor on the
board. Boateml‘lew York expreu on the Con-
' . d' hi i l -
William comb-let. of Newark. N J., :f‘wm "‘1 ‘ mm?“ °°“
. . pthlu at thelhome of his sister, hire.
who fell through the Winnlpnuk bridge, T. Marshall Andrews on West Iii
last Friday night. is still at the hospital. I t aged twenty-eight years.
'l‘bedoctorsllnd nohrokonbonesorin. '

terual injuries. He was badly shaken up Funeral sonic: over the remains of

by the it“. hove"?- Ind “- ‘ WNW the late late Selleck were held from his

hip. Snellback says so is - hm! by home in East Norwalk this afternoon st
trade and waswalkiug to Dawn to 3 o'clock. The emulating clam-non
lied work.

were Rev. A. H. Wyatt, pastoral the
The condition of little Carrie Gold. Norwalk Hm church; Rev. C. I.
schmldt. who fell from the third-story Pets. We! the EestAveuue Nethe-
window of her home on Water street, dist church.and the Rev. C. It. Selleck.
l-tl'riday altsrnoon,sndhrokshsr hip, Following theservices.whlchwere very
ismuoh improved. Theattending phys. impressive. the remains were taken to
islansthlnktheesarenoisternallnjurias theNorwalkcemeterylorhurial.
reasonwh thallttls irlwill
3mm the, sfleehoi'thefail “'0'! '- 3°" MM 0W 0'
"gum-mm.“ hip knits. Police Wallace Dane with a peculiar
weapcrlthisluornlng. lt isansirgon
Ill-Md Caroline Chlchestsr, 0' TI!- concsaled lnacauennd isaulcst deadly
brimmiamuixm,hlnmhl minthehfluholmmmy, The
Postmaster Carmi G. Bubbell’s rot mmhroughttoAmericslongagoby
M on “John-mus Tho will Robert Emmett'ebrother and a friend
tahepcsuwlonliovemhsrl.’ Inllub- unmomm tbs“landofthefres"
HI Milka the Ohm place in mmumdm‘w The
whens-Mt will dupes-oth- Urns anew-gimtoasmelteredlployedin
im- tb rout omen.» cash to. nur- unsavory store in New
mealtimes-lube outoitownuu York-1M... into In Hqt's
pone-don. cent Dana priessthsam
Iii-W to low-h immediately highlyaldhaaltonsnhlbitlen n Tully
after October lltthn namesot all the SM“;
lioness oi med so and WWW"
musty in mmt mt." 'l'hedsmasdforskullsaudskslstmels
eoatpliedwltll theiswrslating ”Nd!- sald to he always In umdsupply, snap.
iratinnhptnthatdals. Tblslistwlilhe Wrathbflmdw- hm
sent toallthe moor Birthsand hmmnfimhbvvwmm .
mummmwmlwmhmtmm
wmmnmmmmm “Bull std-tom dWWJIM. Am a” i n a mum
“ the d “Emu” twelve “wfl%u3w thatstau‘doatluholdrallefmsourmem-
meWmnm «mm-m .. .. .. m- . .. ........ .....
Uptothbdatehetwssn’lflandlllhavs

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lsin'sCougthlnedycnredheroferonp.
and in turn slim it team
adopting andalwsys withths rs-
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Lending" Grocer,
' ' Telephone

 

 

 

anemic nu. thatlt pays'to hr-
H'tllshrstm Weaellteator what it

.mainginpileairem no» in "on '

pound. We offerthevery best transit; ,
Fancy'flshtha’thas our been given is"
00m

lsworth, and give honest value. You
expeitloutllan we are showing every

day. The‘hest thing in the market you“

canalwsyssslectfromourmck. Drink

our'i'ea fcrinstancethsthss theflavor.

of China’s best in it.

CHAS. E. sevmounf

83 Washington St.
Call i3-2

 

 
 

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Why, haven't you

ow all f l
knitwear

 

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18 North Main st., 80. Norw

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

now CONTAINS " son

Cllllllll. PiSTELLE. WA

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

El.

Fora lame buck or fora pain in the
side or chest, suturing a piece of flan-
nel with Chem rlsin’s Pain Balm and
binding it onto the effected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinary case in
one or two daysPoin Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by

. C. Stillson, Druggist.

SOYER—In Norwalk. September is. at the
residence of his eister.)trs. Marshal An-
drews, 11 West Main street. Eugene Borer.
formerly conductor on the N. .. N. H. a:

* B. it. It. Notice of funeral later.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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W W;
Taylor a: Golden.
lleaIEstale andlnsuranca

'ASIIIIO‘I‘OI mm.

mm 3.?“ '°' “ °' W": out“
w pure are n o
call and examine our list. W3 hsve them for

his in every paste! the cit at reasonsble
nricssandonessvterme. y sneer:

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

WANTED.

“715885310 cAlear'iing or oééfxliéifi
‘0 DD Y ‘0 .‘u l 0 I
street. South Norwalk. ”y srlo 3ty

WEARING by the day. Terms. $11.50.
En merits made by postal card. rs.
Martinez. nth Norwalk. Conn” Box 63.1
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T0 LET.

ONE-heir of cfllce or desk room at No 2
South Main Street. In nlre of Oliver E.
ker. Real Estate and usurance. South
Norwnlk. Conn. srld 3t

THREE handsome cottages on Livluuston
place. junction of Cedar street and West
avenue. Extremely low rent it taken at once.
Must be rented; all modern lm rovemente.
Apply to Taylor a Golden, South orwalk.
srlt it
COTTAGE of six rooms. at m Woodward

I avenue; Ilurlbutt house and burn on the
bill. Apply to I. A. Woodward.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

in to.“ $3.353.

u or e.

ll hire of H. S

aln street. or
CltyNatlonalilank. ahtf

[HOUSE Berlry street. East Norwalk; l
houseJlDa streel:l house. i Tolles st:
l house. lly eck street: part of house. Ii
Tulle: street. lower door; 1 suit of rooms, 8
'l’ollm street on stairs. inquire or John H.
Knapp. to who street. sure u

FIRST floor over Theodore Olsen's shoe store.
Suitable (or mililnery. dressmakln
lori or any other lia'ht business. 1
Old ell Cigar (30.. B ashlngton st.
m our of double house on nail; to}.
Inquire of it. 1!. Rowan. lyi! tt

MALL buildin on Water stree A l to
S I. I. Knapp.K " ‘lgytl
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2. gal.
ands,

 

 

F0. SALE.

Wild. established grocery store for sale
cheap. on account of other business.
Apply to Sentinel once. arid lw

MILLINIRY and thallium“ business
“3‘ nor-Mea-

hul-
.Cavauagh. o. a Cres- .

to
cent Terran. South Norwalk.

-——-—-—--—-—-—_.__..._.,
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

 
 

 

 

 
 

JMEY
A #38 now allowaudwhlte
INN!“ wordloflouldlioyt.

 

%
HOT SUPPER.

WIDIIIDA! WIRING. September. 5.
Maillot!!!) p. In. Only 3 cents. Lane's
celebrated codes will he served. srlo n

DWCT 0' 303w lax mm“
in oi are g". latsA' gcrirluli'orwaik.

m... m“ "aloftwmcnc
the the orestors of “it. estate

 
 

 
 

‘ Music Hall:

first time here oflthe
Fred Solomon

llllllll Mill lillll’ill.

Mtay. her ism.

mailman-mun.

hiwh lo uwee DEARb
ylbzisu’c‘h I,tasrs. ulchera.

”licksows
PHOTOGRAPHlC STUDIO.

 

mates culook n. l nd .
Asamsiaengilift yam gums ml"

the news.

anxs'r 'ull ll '
the owner remains UNBUiliED‘P‘m'

had thought of

Some fellow from West rt. the sa .
Gave bonds for that rascamlly but’che;

thing trav In his way.
. la she.“ ll .
antmi'uorl'mb’n‘fflm ‘11ng

cementum:
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor- g,
PEflPiE'8 IIIKET. “FREE DELIVERY, PEnPlE’s MARKET,

 

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Telephone call, 5%. I Sstislsctiou guaranteed. a ' orwnik

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TEB COLOR Mill SEPIA.

to which the attention of those desiring

FIRST CLASS WORK'

in especially invited

An Artistic line of Photographs, Especially Studies from llllllll-lifs
constantly on Exhibition. .
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCO

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5 fifii‘fifiva, $300
5 ebonrglllltidle lots, $250

5 feet frgstr-ear lots, $20"

These lots are within?) minutes’
[$3 walk of the Railroad
3377'” Station and Boat Odice,
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shops in town.

 

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83 Washington Slittl.

SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.

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