W81'lihow'liultimo, and always the
- .1 Line? Of Furnishings
can be found at '
ANCI & -CO.’S.
THEEVENING SENTINEL. *
““8 GOLD“. Hits)! and Prom.
Tania—1 ‘I morn ' I tbs
Ill: 1 mon't‘hfbfints: c'o‘igihgwcznta
hearse the second degree tonight.
llnlatare Almanac for Morrow.
"it PM .v's't W i Wow We???
low tart liar-Id Weather l'erasaat.
’l'hswsatber to-dav promises to be eloudv
and wmar. with more humidity and possib»
q “sq. q ~ q 7 q lyrain and fog. accompanied by easterly to
1' .. southeastarly winds and perhaps thunder and
. , . lightning. To-morrow it promises to be
w." W 'M pm on 61 cloudytopartlyclondy. with fog in the morn-
hibition B im.southmdyhraeassandperhapsraln.
‘- . . hours nonwsu.
What the People in Our City are being
I III Infill:
[2” W and Adelagation from Sherman Council,
> R. a.. will visit Stamford Council to-
. night.
A uniform rehearsal of the adoption
‘Y A I RTMENT degree will be held by Uncss Council to
r ' i : i ‘ " ‘ night” .._.____
‘4 LOF— Thomas Hopkins was arrested yester-
day afternoon for being intoxicated. He
. ”A. . . paid Jugtice Barrett :1 and costs for the
silence.
Saturday afternoon the fifteen prie-
around town.
this morning and cleaned it out.
Norwalk. Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
crushed.
be held at the close.
The letters] will he held to morrow
noon at 2 o‘clock from the house. -
onera sentenced to state prison were
7 taken from Bridgeport to Wethenifleld.
w. ’ There are 145 prisoners in the jail at the
’v ‘1' , present time. S
suitable for An important fact omitted from the
... . I I - article in Tim SEMINEL, last week. rein-
w ed d l n tive tobats having been made in South
' - it“; "_ _ . Norwaik for Clay and Webster. was
. J...
pomession.
that Clay wore an 8; hot. Webru-r‘s
. ,. ‘OR— head was a trifle smaller.
Afiniversary —Plenty of free—ll—Eyler‘a candy at
V . ‘ ‘ Inn's.
I A Out of respect to the illemory‘of
" V I w fingene Boyer, the members of Putnh’t'ii
Rosa company, of which he was former
ly secretary, have draped the hose house
IéESWRY Low on Franklin street in mourning. and
placed the flag at half mast.
‘t,
' me and see them Surveyors have been at work the past
1 few days on the main linemd on the
' h Danbory division of the Consolidated
r . . roadin this vicinity. Thesurveys being
i W . made are in connection with the four-
» . tracking of the road and the elevation of
A. 3 g the tracks through South Norwaik.
,9 p . . ‘
I I als e Contractor Bach commenced yester-
day driving epiles across the salt mea-
dow at the foot of Ann street for the
, brugngt, foundation of the new We" met
Work on the sewer progremea slowly.
on account of intoxication. was
Saturday.
duct the meetings.
the brick layers being unable to work
, 4! washh‘gton Ste more than live or six hours a day. on
account of the rising tide. which sets
back into the trench.
SOUTH NORWALK.
—-Iamh chops 15c. People's Market.
Speaking of the depression in the
V , oyster business. caused by the two big
storms of last month and theApril storm,
. é ‘ ’ the Farmer says: Over 200 oyster boats
made Bridgeport their home port and all
. their supplies were purchased here. A
..._........_... Water street grocer who makes a special-
» - - ty of supplying these ve-els, says that
he will lose at least $2.000.
tors like cattle.
W‘s.
_ ‘ now mcciving the
Landlord Wain is making more im.
' ~ provemeuta to the liabackemo llotei.
LL PATTERNS- lie is having some of the rooms papered
‘ ' f" and painted. and yuterday was in New
Mm very handsome and York, mompauicd by his wife. to per-
wg , chascnew furniture and carpets. Car~
7‘. m. posters and plumbers have also been at
work about the hotel. all of which would
seem to indicate that the proprietor an-
, Hanging, Painllnfi acipsus a rush in businsai this fall.
City Engineer lforehol'se has staked
it ,
’ Ind “worming. out the curb line on the south sideof
. West street, between West avenue and
hanklin street, and walks will soon be
... bylidwarstardfrom hispropertyon
' W that aids of the highway. will greatly
improve the UM which has heretofore
been quite narrowat that point. The
r m roadway Is being filled in with surplus
. ’ gravsifrcmthsdansueetsswer. ,
reception given the “vets."
NORWALI saws.
Upper“ of Iowa.
. meY kmssscogcr.E.I.Conkli
. M'flflihu sous-tourism 0'
o
gm", roadotpsopisbouudtothcgrest
fdr.butthausstdgurawmnmhando
iiy obtainsbleassomanygoouthrongh
tickets. Still the Consolidated was get-
, tingits shareofthsbasiness. Thatravsl
andfrcighliagsathe Consolidated road
is pickingnpsgaia. Thsrcsdishsgin-
hing to Islr’psrcsptibiy thceifsctscf
thabrighhaingoftheiinancisl horisou.
Atthaaftsrnooussssloncfthshsarlug
beforethsoountycommissieasrsoaths
rsmonstrancstogrsatiagaliqaorlieanss
to Thomas Village. the following wit-
‘ asaeswsrs manned onhshsif of the
rsmoastrsats: WiIlanl H. cannons,
William W. Contact. damsel Ocul-
etook. Ira. Gould 11. Taylorandlis.
Willi“ If. Hoyt. “he eommifleaws
tissaadjonrnedthshsstiag natii’l‘hurs»
dsyasoruiagstllo'cicck.
hall.
Betta b lacharge of bbcdlcs.
hyiir.corroll.
ashington St, - _ SO. Norwalk. s4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
MW
Butler lodge. I. 0. 0. R, will re- Evsrybedin the Norwalk hospital is
Thales creamleft after the meeting
of the Chautauqua Union. last night,was
taken to the hospital and to the sick
Thesewer on South Main"strest' bit
came clogged yesterday afternoon. and
the city's force of employee flushed it
TN (“MN 0' 3'18““! 30!" Vi“ ‘ he Franklin avenue to Harbor avenue. W H 'RE
held from the home of his sister. lire. .. - , Y
IfarshallAndrewa, 11 West Ilalu street. 'lhsodoro Tobey. who cut of! one of
Charles Thompson. employed in F.
A. lane's depot restaurant. «new hit Gme,BI-omm1d, with his lmil'y, A son was bornlaet nightto Mr. and
handin “10 (1001' 0‘ I WM car ’3" '1“ may. an. week from Lynes place Mrs. George L. Britta. of Maple avenue.
Mir “d “d W“ ““8““ W"! to Glenbrook.where he will occupy his Haired Benson. who has been vint-
The Epworthlaague meeting in the
First Methodist Episcopal church, to-
morrow night. will be led by Charles E.
Hoyt. A special business meeting will The no re h as been beautifully decorated David Fallon returned yesterday after.
Mary E. Lockwood. wife of William ,
I1. Lockwood. died at her home on Rafi” —Luncheon will be served in the left Contentment Island for their winter
Bill,yesterday,aged [Guy-seven 53“., vacant store under the Norwalk Club homeinNew York city.
Returns have been received at the ‘" . .
pla . thee. W
state secretary’s office from most of the Ca in R" Id Sergeant “mm
town clerks in the state, saying they p II Be ed' " 1 Co F
have complied with the secretary‘s re- rivets any n m '0 mpany ’
quest in destroying all envelopes [in their in if for fish. They “P0“ that they will
1%th Phelps. 389d ”03‘?”th 0' Sylvester Brotherton. of Orchard pot platform Theman'll pulled out.
SayhrookmConsolidated "“701“ brake- street, made a misstep from the curbs given . “pg” talking to. “a maekly
man. whilejumping from R hill" to ‘ stone at the corner of Main and Wall bought . ticket for Port Chester. {or
ilatcarat I-‘airilelll. fell underthe wheels streets. last night.and reoeWed a my which Ileleft‘ontheneat train.
find both 188' ""0 crushed. 0"” '38 fail. ills knee cap was dislocated and
amputated at the Bridsepon hospital hit wrist sprained and cut.
ExCaptain Henry S.Tyrrell. of Com- A meeting of the Grand Section of theWbite City.
pany 1, Fourth regiment, or Winsted, Cadeti of Temperance will be held in Iii-s Mg. Bates. 0f Dorian. is a
who was placed in command of that Norwalk. Friday evening, September guest 0' lira. G. A. Darrow.
company by Colonel Frost when Captain 29. Delegates from various olher sec‘ "m. William Tattle. of Stratlord, is a
Parsons win released from the command tious will be present. Alter the meet- guest 0‘ her motherJIrs. umanume.
m‘“ by “‘9 00mm, ID “Pf-Ii" M -Plenty of delicious bread, It llllldlkg mt lb the midence 0' 8918006. Allan.
Ase ' of revival services will be
held no: week in the Union Gospel 0' “la-who in“ WW4“: “new”. Fur.
Temperance Reform‘ Association Ball, 589‘! "WM,”W“ years. “M 0010! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, of Stamford,
on the Washington street bridge'mm. h‘d been 110130 from lb“ Connecticut spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
mencingSunday afternoonatszao o'clock. Hospital for the Insane but a few weeks. A. Nash. p
The evening meeting will begin at us I‘m three mn'coefinwm “mm In Abnm W. Bradley. Hm 3- h
Mr. VsuNol-den. of Cannons. will con. Number 13 or mnmticuuchooldocu. TWIN?“ and, “in Mu! 31- 3M“? “t districts and 237 children: Burlington.
-3”... 0, km, a... pee“... Mm“ the State Board oi Education. is is a list ““11 “lend“ in sm“°"‘-
The Italians employed by the Council. ”M015 from 185‘ to ‘393- The pamphlet Louise and Antoinette will sail for Ham-
dated road on the improvements at also contains the names of all who have
Stratford are against dissatisfied with taught in these schools during that time.
the treatment they receive from the Yom Kipper. the Day of Atonement. church will tender Rev. II. N. Wayne
contractors. dbout six weeks I80 they the great Jewish festival of the year, “d “mu,“ "mweu reception in the
M0 3 public proteshthrough “‘9" comes Wednesday. The celebration parlors of the church tomorrow even- P
countryman, Jim-"3° Louis Richards. 0' of the day will begin at sunset on Tues- '
”Mlle?” 1"“ "“3“ °‘ W" '3‘ ‘0 day wdirstunfllwnwion Wednesday. ;-‘_.nen11)irecmr Charles Fable had in are six districts rind 100 children in
bring “fowl”, MM b‘“ “0" “‘97 inaocordance with thebiblicalcomrnand Middi b M So thh tb' k -
I . abs 0 to ds the funeral of Aloysius. a 0 My. W 19 u ury in it its
claim atlairsare as bad as ever. Almost ”me evening to evening shall ye cele '8 Y
all their wages are withheld for the hrate your Sabbath."
groceries furnished them, and the as “w “—
theyarehsrded together in "“3un There have been sent out from the cholera inlsntum.
M the "3m" meeting of Douglas return of thsnumber of chlldren attend- 0000' NY» and “‘1- Juh“ Driacoll, "M
Fowler Post. 0. A. 8.,th last evening. lug school and the number of school lite died at their home in Lyon's l‘iains,
much enthusiasm was shown in the fact non-attendant. These blanks must be Thursday. The burial was in tbeCathoiic
that their candidate for the New York filled out and returned before the towns cemetery.
Premexcuraion to “‘9 WO'I‘“ Fair was can receive money from the state for 30V- “. N« “7“va 0' Christ “b“mb'
8”nt ground. with lli°°d chance for school purposes. officiated at Memorial church last Sun-
succesa. as he already stood in the list of ”'—
theilrst Ilfty. Arrangements are being
made to celebrate tbecomlng anniver-
sary of the organisation of the Post. An
improvement in attendance was evident.
Itishopad "1“ "91'! comrade whooan a h and ice cream isstivalin the re ed ii is hcsame numa
wilibepresentatthenest regular meet- to ‘ certain extent. The construction omllousewn Friday. Saturday and a: chroma I|'I‘hen ianihdham county (
lug. when the matter of the anniversary uneasy evenings, and received a good
will be discussed. Quartermaster Wood 53,; gfm%W'_§g comm... iinsio was furnhhed by San-
MG M. "P0“ 0‘ the national 0'10“”? “mm granhlar button instruments aoae's orchestra of Bridgeport.
meat and of the excellent twhich which will be P“. in ”will!" old ",2 Contraclawerslaatwesk made for a
prevailed, aashownin thew lahsartad “mum, all trouble. it inspected. will mum at Green's Farms. It Is to
a BM W s! “0'- 'm- “i“ formcriyrcsidanlofthilvhfl.hifl°'
ironic! the 80ml! club bundles. m"... 3.“, MW], of m, m thal. is sick. ics children and Bolton a too children at-
“ """‘“"' West avenue was in darkness last Hartford Conrant.
.» _ «m General Manager Piatt says there is s traveled on. 7 000 m“*g u, w three moved to South Wilton. _
f , amount of travel over the Censoll- night, from mm film W days with hi; father. es-poatmaster Thomas daundas andfsmily. “ 30““ lotbsrs lass I'M..-
Ponasuscouucii of tthoyal arsenals Thaddeus nail. Norwaik. are gnssh of John B. Gregory.
will meet tonight in the 0. U. A. If. Rev. C. If.?egg.psstorofthslastllor-
The condition of lira. Howard W.
Doty. whose serious illness was reported
yesterday, Is more favmis to-day. “MM" "mm" on “W:
The funeral of Thomas lulvay, of Ira. ll. I. Pillow.
neon-u. moh- or John J. sunny. Mamim$mm nasal, daughter of Mr. and Ira. list-
of m lforwaik. was held from It. thawhitewiagsd campedloaof HIM tarAdsma. who broke hersrmashcrt
hoopsshallbepaidwithintsnmm overturn-dash». ltwaswitigsf
tbstoutofduty. howl-mtg.“ lag of thankfalau thatths psutm
madayst for camp duty which
A. Dickerman & Son,
Whiz?” make our friends happy, by having one hundred '
and ‘
innss’,ilccllel’s or Seymour’s Success flour.
advising you correctly and giving you the
. ‘ I .. y I l u I ‘
illtlllls Iii linslilll ilii slillllllli .. .. .,.
I . W
Leading:0rocer. 33 Washifiéfim st.
en dive rec all nus with a five dollar bill .
. secure a 19:: n" upo - ’ '
BE. rice on flour has advanced Jen dive cents barre, . i.
a will for a limited time sellflgirthgy above pncelfexWo are .
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
the . advantage of you.
M‘k I
“M i
-—-¢s¢———-
, CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Telephone Call 13-2.
now taken “a two extra on“ 1,". been Highest of all in Leavming Power.-—Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
ordered. ‘ , ' .
A. B. Ezekiel lsconilned to his home _ ”I M”
on Kellogg street with an attack ofecnte V '
rheumatism. .
. Today Dr. and lire. (lilacs will pasd
the forty-fourth milestone in the journey
of wedlock life. ~_
Luther Whitney. armoror of the Nor-
walk Armory, moved yesterday from
mshadhmch mlook 1
ms. esyou green. um and so r.
Asamaldanofilftlvlyearst g “
Why. haven‘t you card the news.
Row all of our lane miscarried;
How the PM? E's MARKET still lives,
And the owner remains UNBURIED‘!
How some man we never had thought of
Home follow from Westport. they say.
Gave bonds for that rascally butcher.
And now ev hing travels his WI)’. . ‘
The law shoal be instantly clla ed. "'
BAondl llhonpoguc hcbffiod t mm w‘ b l 5 9
it o 0 us.
Our prices. and take what wp:;ivc.
E. .i. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
EOPIE'S MIIIKET. FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET.
Oh i why do you weep DEAR butchers.
tier tear-a.
13 North Main at, 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall et.. Norwak
Telephonecall,62~ii. I Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call. 57-3.
1:30 biennium st'l‘mwhridro’l box factory. one run 3min. iii rhessvsli's PATHWAY.
yesterday morning, is a patient at the
hospital palm“. (1.". ‘ . ilaws and Gossip of 'tha‘ Day In last
Ismail.
(lowing Iveats of Interest to the Play-
Uolng People of llorwalk.
Since the announcement of the visit to
this city of Fred Solomon's Comic
Opera company. lovers of opera have
been in a state of favorable anticipation,
and the appearance of the company at
Music Hall. on Friday and Saturday.
September 32 and 83. will be an event of
oomiderable importance. All of the
great New York Casino successes, Nsdjy,
the Brignnds. Poor Jonathan. are per-
formed by tbis company. and in all
these operas Mr. Solomon will be seen in
the roles in which he created somuch
success at the initial performances. The
original costumes, scenes and effects are
carried by the company. and everything
that can hedone to make the produc’
lions fully equal tothose given at the
Casino is guaranteed by the manage-
ment. A particular feature is made of
the chorus, which contains forty selec-
ted voicee and any number of pretty
girl" , , . . W," .
father's handsome residence. ing Mr. and Mrs. James Ii. Stevens, of
Cove street. returned to her home in
The Jerome flay Banjo club will give North Abington. Ifass.,to-day.
a concert tonight. at the Norwalk Bos- ——~-—-————-—---—~—-
ton store. for the benefit of the hospital. BOWAI'I‘ON.
noon from a visit in Hoboken. N. .l.
George F. Marvin and family. have
for the occasion.
lifter. from 11:30 to ho'clock tomorrow noon, At the close of the sermon in the
by the ladies of the First Congregational Methodist church. Sunday ”IBM. "'0
church. members were admitted into full mem-
bership and one on probation.
Yesterday afternoon Station Agent If.
Buttery. Corporal Howard Godfrey, and E. Gibbons discovered . man crawling
stealthily along under the depot. Mr.
went down the harbor yesterday scout Gibbons followed and caught hold of the
fellow just as'he was looking up through
oat “ah the "mm the '"k’ the cracks between the boards in the de‘
that stand out in bold relief. as our mem-
ory reverts to the days when we were "“ ‘
young. none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv- MUSIC Ha"-
idly rgmeltlllblelze 2d? it avian Chamber- .
nin's ‘oug or cure or of croup.
and in turn administers it wherown Filiiay and Saiuiday. SEN-22, 23
oilspring and always with the best re-
sults. For salebyil. Stillson. Druggist. First time here of the
dACKSON’S ”F
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PHOTOGRAPHIC sruni'”
NOW CONTAINS'SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
BMW". PASTELLE. WATER COLUBWINDV SE”.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK . ~
is especially invited
An Artistic tins of Photographs. Especial! Studies from child-L ‘
constantly on Ellili ition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
l_._ lI. llclsoll. PHDTiiiiiiiPiiEii. 53 Viill Si. llllliillll’l.
Among the incidents of childhood , gnlzrbimurnls
SHALL SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Facts anti rigunfirom the hat, lteport
of the Commissioners.
In thelsat report of the commission-
er of the school fund are tables giving
the number of children of school age
in each town and the number of school
districts into which eachtaown is divid-
ed. Aglance through these tables die-
closes some interesting information.
For instance. taking some of the towns
in Ilartfqd county. it is seen that
Avon. with 240 school children, has
seven districts. but that isn't by any
means the worst, for Marlborough, with
only ninety-nine school children. has
four districts. and iiartland has eight
districts and 102 school children. Some
of the other towns in this county are
divided as follows: Bloomfield. eight
”—"”iTi§rFo‘fiI”"
~~~-—- ' Mrs. Ell C. Smith and family are at
nomi- ing an entertainment will be given. George Taylor. Jr., of New York, is .
, Robert T. Lee and son Augustus have
Carrie COW}. "”8 0' Fwdflick Coley. returned from their visit to the World‘s
nine districts. 280 children; East (lrauhy.
six districts and 114 children; East
Windsor. eleven districts. 714 children;
Glastonbury. eighteen districts and 683
children: Granhy, eleven districts and
247 children: South Windsor. ten dis-
tricts and 300 children. and Windsor
ten districts and 594 children.
Hartford county is not diflerent from
the other counties in the state. Beacon
Falls has three districts and only in pu-
lls. Bethany has five districts for its
one hundred children and Hadison has
lng twelve districts and 252 children. There
turned on Saturday froma short visit
meats has been prepared and issued by
of 0m graduates of the “a” normal Mrs. Elizabeth Cable and daughters
burg. (lermany.on the Donia, tc-mon
row. to he ament about two years.
The members of the parish of Christ
n 0 Id be . '
seven—monthsoili son of Mr. and Mrs. 2:31:35“ .hwuoodbri d gpgztz?‘ '5’:
June-- Rabbit. who «he! yesterday 0! trietsforlilli children. EnNew London
ty Salem has 09 children and seven
achoo dhtricts and Voluntown is not
far behind with eight districts for $55
children. Lisbon has six districts and
91 children. and Isobanon has 351 chil-
dren amino less than sixteen districts.
liedyard has fourteen districts for m
children, and Lyme thinks seven die~
tricta none too man for 182 children.
Brookileld, in airfield county. has
eight districts for its 812 children and
Easton as many for 128. There are four-
comptroller‘s ot‘ilceto thoachoolvianon Undertaker Driacoll bad in charge,
of the towns of the state blanks for the Saturday. the funeral of I three-yearn“
day evening. Next Sunday he will
P“Ml h" “m"‘l ”m“ ”d 0“ all pupils and Monroe has seven for 177.
October 1st enters upon his duties in bi! New airileld beats that with seven for
new parish gt New Britain. 153 children. but about the worst iaNcw-
. town with twent -ooe districts and 788
T“ ‘10“! “w 'Dm‘m‘“ °'“" N" children. iicddihy has ten districts for
The inductions from the electric light
and Tramway systems greatly interfere
with the telephone service at night.
Manager .1. B. Norris is working to over-
come this didlculty. and has remedied it
force. who are to rebuild the 0W" m- there are Scotland with 92 children and
five districts and Chaplin with four dis-
tricts and 93 children. Ashford'a l28
children are under ten district
organizations. Litcbileld‘s
is Bethlehem with 80
. eorgs A ’ ‘ Union in Toiland coun-
Ilrs G doovilis and son lfrcd. ”medium” in thatviciaity. a" ‘ b “I mamas?! “sdfl'
. h 3 II t” OI '
0' NWon"- 00“» m WM | '0' ““3“" mu“ liu ton basalna districts for. no child-
“mdnmmMmmum me' rel: Columbia haaelght districts and
now located in Evsritt. Washington, William Icckwood and wife have tend school in five didarent districts-—
“Hy child b sub t to severe attacks
ll alk of diarrhoea. Do a thelsst sickness.
”hummmw'“ W Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea iaturc was 1%.
walk Isthodist church. will pm]. g) visited his sister, firs. William Sher.
themembcrsofthsl ”In”; and wood.
their friends in the cm” cbhreh, ' Frank Blakcandwlfemfliorwalhwers
guests of her lather. John B-Onsom
Albert 0. Kinney died It I’itcha'
Dudes Union-hr J. D. Juninn' Home. Sunday. use! IIVInty-tbrve “M Nun-II “4 "n"! ”W «as ofnyits sickness.” ii 7 ii a
abscess at the World’s Fair. Ilsa Ella years. During the war he was acting 0““
. . as-
Wslnita‘s at am no Now a It. .l.
moved into Albert M v Mdm's v I“.
They are
assisted sssistautcngiuasriaths Unitvd States mmmn' ascents iidra stores
KisseslesnaudCbarloits Adams of W.“
Navy. lie was a native of Iforwich. ' ‘ M “ht-a h n” .. nose.
last Mud-r. :- Prom-or Gordon. of “mm“ "m m'w'h“ “I ’ l‘rontths Troy (Kansaeivbisf.
Some years ago we were very nlnch
subject tumors spells of cholera mor‘
busiandncw when we fantasy of the
lary’schurchiathstpiacetbisnicrain . i that uaaali that aii~
, , 3‘ rounded guxfidm’: mm wmmm son pom, 331i such assicknsmy at the stomach.
The new military law provides that strougpu M offlorwaik. Maturity withhersoo. dm'ém“ m" we
havefound
u... Ipiad upsets mesd‘fly'cu ford of "a
willssoasstwnhihs III- w v .
lattsr‘esslshncscli-bsd lslo iii-hm. Wm. vale-l In: mush-no
’I'hapsufsssor" a Wars“ in. “mumm'wm
m“rlshadsndpuapsdssi. ltlstladsr- “adult-II ho
stood aria assumes-incline... ssa.,af sooth ms. spelt sand-y .c.
Idsasshi hisowapssdelsaey'ssgm with his preeminent! lire. Julia 1“,"
andmtacbsslatbssailhaqaalitlssof Iva-0w
W“-
teen districts in the town of Fairileld for 5"
Children Oryfor Fred Solomon .
P'tche'wNN'a- colilc OPEliI tilli’iiii. ’
Presenting a repertory MK!
When Baby was sick. we gave her (‘aamrlm “I!!!
When she will a Child, she criul for Canada.
when she bl‘cmlt! lilhal. she clung to Castoria. "ew York caSinu successes-
mmmmmmmm Friday. Poor Jonathan.
Saturday Matinee. The Brigands.
Childrencry for satuldu Nirht. Indiv-
' I W'th ll 1
Pitcher a Castoria. . waggfigfiggggggmw .312:
c hi Ire" cry It)! on sale at Pluisted'geash55illglzt3‘ digging?”
Pitcher’s Gastoria.
Persons looking foralot. or house and lot.
with the view 0 puwliasing. are Invited to
call and examine our list. “i e have them for
“romancing... now-
Real Estate and Insurance g —-——/
iti:£.:.i‘3.i£i‘.2i.ii’ d” “ "rid-b“ £2!
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A. Toimll_v;;man:lsbes high-out by da I
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washing. ironing or house cleaning. (‘ l
at or address ”Work. ' this ottice. sellilt
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(Hill. to do genera‘ housework; one who
understands l'mklng. Apply to Mrs. ‘
Gaylord. :i Crescent Terrace. South Norlwulk.
or hill
1 OARDKRS and table boarders. ill North 01"
Main street. Booth Norwalk. erii) ivv
‘ 'ASRING cleaning or eueral house work *
to do. Apply to ary riuho. it lioyl
street. 80th Norwalk. tirlli :ll
1)RBHSMAK|NG by the day. Terms. £1.50.
ling eulenta made by grist-l caril. . rs.
Martinez. nth Norwalk. L'unn.. Box lilii.
srlt lw
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w" ‘ “mote i: ‘“ __,...__
. 9i south Mainwstroet; moi... colic.
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N ary range and wash tube. hot and cold
water. closets. elevator. etc. rent Ills: also part r
of house Henry street. a moms. and part of \ J
Day strung“? or ii rolima as desired.
use
lient low. A ly . Youn at 10ch )Oil
Manufacturllig com 3'. BI. 10 its
A‘I'lga .r‘lgiohlfioudhf Haip attract; basemxnt ‘ ’
s e ‘Alasa on ' rocsr . -
ply to J. l. Dibble. at I'erris‘ coauifimce‘rm‘iv 50 feet from lots $300
I
on Ely ave.
liaritcr. lieal Kathie and nsurancr, floulh
feet front $250
Norwalk. Conn. nrliiilt on middle 1°th
‘O'I'I'Mil: of six mo... at to Woodward 5 feet front 2
. a ill lb tth '
bill. Kalil”... i1'.f'w..‘lii°.h‘f“"’“°“ "‘° - on rear lots.
‘ NI-Lhalf of cities or deck room at No 2
month Slain iitreet. I aim of Oliver I. 5
lie to ii
T buildinv nor in the Insurance
and eight districts... but w" mm" “W" W” These lots are w'thi 5 ‘ te
viatsd. staudcnlandnsarTurkcy bill and is to cl ' followed h Warren with i. 0.0. y, or particular- . m. a, [L g l n minu s.
“Ob WDWABIEN be occupied by Charles, mpd“‘olchhi seveny distrilmI sag? yh‘iid childrend (and Bm'oflfimh”'m”"c‘f{‘,‘Nk’.“,'|:w‘fifnfl'°'ul'lf' H“ walk of the Railroad
. .. 0 "n “ ours ”M...“ me -o...-.........................._ . “a... r.-
houss will be a worthy compsn o w “W a my “m. m‘ u m; I he! Station and Post Cities,
1 house. treeiil house i - '
‘Mua I, '3‘ m...“ M orwi‘gqul W” and blltafew minutes
lies rec low a .l l - ' '
my; “insemination-n? “7?, “a“ 9‘ “m WW“
his astst t. snail: be? shops lh town.
‘iitm' iloorovsr ' store
1‘ enlishls for n" m" "h“ '
mill . ressmaking.tai-
lorln or an othsrlg}
Old suolssr' co.» I!
business. In: nlre. ' W“
WW Emmy-i ,‘iif‘..- In order on
E half of don house on loam street. "i, Satin .
sire of It. . iiowau. m: if I iii In ‘
Shem. Refilling on Water street. "mil“ Iii IE! Slim
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misrtirrm'fi‘uo so: the iiili isms limit of
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nor supii‘EiiT” Taylorifliliiimi'
80. “WM ”"181“ lilililOii. 0' ll iii! office of
WIDIIIDAY HIRING. Butternut. ll.
‘" mmmm 'l‘liiflllliliilflililii.
.. on We" Hand Laundry. as Washington Slim.
.2 outing... 3...... SOUTH NORWALK. cons.
ssstll lisrvslt. ~— - , . -
W” H. 8. Flood. Optician
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so some uses is wssarau. wig-:3" “" W W "'“m
“memos cleanser-an. . »
eases osm’soa m sauna.
as saasuvonsnaa. oil can.
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