Evening sentinel, Friday, September 22, 1893 · page 4

 

 
 
 
 

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'3 ‘hibitioii a
. an York Harald Weather Psrseut.

Tbswentherto-day promises to be fair to
will: cloud!» wlth mdmt- southerly

. l0-
aoutkenstsrly winds. warm and busy. To-
morrowit promises to be pa'tiy cloudy and
slightly cooler. ,

800T“ NORWALK. ;‘

What thaPsepleoQDII-(‘lty annals.
III Infill.

The Norwnik Lock co‘pany will shut

down next week.
.Another dance will be held at The
. Knob tomorrow night.

 

 
 
 
 
 

on:
fglsgofirnrnr
Gut . .
Glass
wedding
Anniversary
f Gil-"IS.

futons VERY Low
Come and see them

it»; 5/5 b

filiistod

_ Druggist.

 

--Best peaches, 50c. People’s Market.

J. 8. Beach cut hh left hand
badly yesterday with a shaping chisel.
Dr, W. 0. Burke. J r.. dremed the wound.

J. Frank Riderhasresigned as organ-
ist of the Norwnlk Methodist church,
audStephen Hatch will otllciate for a
few Sundays.

-—-Miss Minnie Gerry has moved her
dremmaking room to 21 Washington
street. ~

While boxing with a friend yesterday
after-noon,_flenry McKeever portly dis-
located his shoulder. A physician pulled
the dislocated bone back into place.

Conductor C. F. Comstock, of the
(bucolidated road, is taking a brief
vacatimi. aConductor Dyes is running
the Berkshire express during his absence.

-Claeees in China Painting every
Tuesday morning at the Isl-rill College
Art Studio. Stamford. Conn.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

C. W. Hodges has the contract to
build a two-story dwelling on Ely avenue
for In Bordon. He hes also made plans
and will probably build an £1,800 house
on Meadow street for Harry Thorstensen.

The Fred Solomon company will
givo‘Toor Jonathan" to-night; to-mor-

~ row matinee, “The Brigands;" ”Nadjy."

‘3 wuhlngton St. tomorrow night. all pleasing and popu-
' l , 'th d

SOUTH NOBW or W: matumes an scenery as pre-

sented at New York Casino.

 

 

—-Au elegantline of Delicious Candies
at vary low prices.just unpacked. to day
at lane's.

Fred Solomon has for some time
been leading comedian at the New York
Casino. Hecaters to public sentiment
and always pleeses. His company will
appear at little Ball, beginning to-
night. Hecnnnotfailtowinyourprslse
as he he wonthat of thousands of
others.

Every purchaser of goods to the
amount of mosnts st the South Nor-
waik Boston store, onSaturdaynnd lion-
day. will receive one-quarter oia pound
of French mixed candles. This eflort of
the snterprhing proprietor toreach the
pocket-books oi the old folks through the
children. will no doubt he eminently sue.
cessiul.

Chief of Police Vollmer did another
creditable piece of detective work yes-
terday afternoon, in recovering a vain-
abiegoldwntshstoien from lira. John
P. Brurummr three mouthssgo. The
thief was an Italian boot-black named
Joc Gotta. who has dhsppesred. The
watch was at Road's jewelry store being
repaired,nnd In. Drummer picked it
outtromamcnglfty others.

*.ma’ummuw.
4 At the continued hearing yesterday
sitsrnoeucnthsremonstrancstogranb
lugs liceesno Thomas Village. teeth

mouy on behalf of the applicant wvs
given by the following: Francis 7'. Bye-

tiltlrlrrr,

Itasow receiving the
r-‘hu. PATTERNS.

They are my handsome and
“5 “patriots tow.
‘ Paper Hanging. Paiming
find Decorating.

. Byapompetent Men.

.fiorham,

autumn»...

 

 

 

 

Lynch? The attorneys summsdnpthe
audaecolnmidonwe will render
“kills-innit!”

Mfunnfleflnpcslloyeswasheid
machomscihblstsr.lmf.lisr-
MMW‘MMM
mementos. ilsv. a. .s.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Clothing 4
st Lilli-"Of Furnishings

' 003$, 

So. Norwalk.

 

 
 
 

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took the advantage

of
thhe advantage of you.

WA.;DiCkerman & Son,

.34 Wasflruc'rou STREET. sou-rs NORWALK. CONN. Lawmamocer,

 

 

 
 

 

The iuueral of In. W. O. W.
formerlyof thisclty. whodlstllnfltrat-
ford on Wedomday. will be baldiu
that place Saturday afternoon at 1:”
o’clock. ‘
Manning. as W. B. Rides was
walking down West evacuate warren
into by‘a bicyclist. who .was riding
‘outhssldewalk. He was kuookcdrlowu
and'quile badly injured. ' ‘

—liii Pond-oysters. People‘s ilarket.

Iir.nnd lira. Jacob lhsytoemfas
Fairiieid avenue, have issued invitations
to the teachers of the South Norwalk
Sunday school for an
"At Home." Wednesday evening. Sep-
tember 27. , _

Patrick lturphy. oi leden uni,
claims that on tbeday of tbeJnstusltsy-
mend burglary nt'Wiitou, Gectiey and
Cook robbed hie mother’s hen ruort of
several fowls. one of which they killed
and roasted before her syn.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

Fred Solomon and his opera company
arrived in South Norwalk this morning
and tookrooms at the lshackemo. The
“Judge” says they are the best looking
oummny that ever came to town. and he
is an A1 judge of feminine loveliuew.

A regular meeting of the N. A. S. B.
will he held tonight. A full attendance
is dmirvd, r1 busine- of importance will
come up. The association returns
thanks to Superintendent Bonnet. oi the
City of South Norwnlk Electric Works,
for his kind favors.

An amignmeat for the benefit

 

oithecreditors by thsBicharrlson 4k.
Iorgan Company‘wn filed by Colonel '

Front in the Probste Court yr .erday.
Thehearing for the appointment of a
melee will be held on Thursday next.
J. J. Richardson. the manger of the
company. is likely to be appointed trrs-
tee.

While training at Seaside Park. yes.
terday. Fred Hoyt, the crack young
bicycle rider of Bridgeport. lost control
of his machine and was thrown moths
ground. A bad bruise was made in the
smalloi his back where another wheel
struck him. One of his knees was badly
skinned and the left side of his face was
a mass oicuts and brakes. There was a
had cut over his eye. another on his
cheek and still another on his chin.
Hoyt will be confined to his bed fora
week. and possibly longer.

 

 

—Plenty of fresh Huyler's candy at
Lane's.

Last Wednesday lire. i. ll. Baxter. of
Schenectady. N. Y.. came to Nurwalkon
her way home from Flathnsb. i) visit a
Ira. James B. Ward. She was unable
to find her friend and came down on a
horsecarto takes train for-home.
When she reached the depot her pocket-
book wasmirwing,nndsheharlnomcuey
with which to purchase a ticket. Some
ladies took an interest in her and lb
Iary Evsnden entertained her that
night. Yesterday a ticket was purchas-
ed for here by the King's Daughters of
Trinity and Congregational churchm.
Hrs. Buterbeingnmcmberoftheordsr.

—-Bresst of lamb. 6c. People's Market.

 

NOIWALI NEWS.

 

A Dressy Budget of Its-s Pre- the
Upperlansfrswu.

A young son of Robert Powell. of
[canard street. is seriously ill.

Abrenk inthewatermainonlinr-
boravenuewnarepslrsd yesterday.

-—Best indigo prints. to per yd.. at
was Boyt's stores. Ncrwslk and
South Norwa'k.

Jam. (brew. of lei-win street. has
killed his valuable St. Bernard dog.
which recsntlybitlrs. Jane Dudley. a
neighbor.

Justice Austin is trying Edward Bren-

 

 

nanthis thsailegedtheft
cimfrom bar cilisuion’s
saloon.

TheOity of crwslk voting list has
heacplseedl pmtoacs. llyorr
nsmslsnotonthsitstrepcrttocisrk
Ja-ssTJiuml.

ThsShoenrsksn’Uutouwiil meet to-
nighttosppointdsleptsstoths Ameri-
canhderaticnof’iabcr convention in
lirrlrlsnmeatmcnth.

--Nsw lineal hard wood bedroom
ultimatum upwards. Big bar»
mmamnmnkm

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

bless «hummus Donaldsou,0nrlstineillrsiing.l‘lorsscs
c’cicskthh morning. Allgktsdpejet Wilson.W.f.liochsster.0harlesPrlsst

 

 

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LADIES’ ~ AP Rent 9 ~ mmmswrnmsm W
. ‘ ‘ : s' ‘ p g . .- S y waficfign flmhuwvmcedluvmyfgoe mgwwrwbm ‘
. -:~ e- « - , . , enhancements, " v - ~
”AT; BEST THE MARKET arr-"onus. '

 

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the market, but won’t'tako

 
 
 

“—0“...—

CHAS. E‘. SEYMOUR,

33 Washington St.

 

‘ Telephone Call 13-2.
. _ ,__.,. . . ”W*”'"’"‘“”‘“”“ “*m” ‘ '“Wimvromafismaom‘” “MW
" “w” “m """’°""" “"' Highest ofall in beaming Pawns—Latest U. s. Gov’t Report. w“ ‘h‘ mm“

 
 

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‘1;th mates ysi'uti‘ook
a maiden o on
Why. haven't you buyer-d
w all of our la
How the PIDP '8 MA

oiysarwnsrsprwtsdlrstulght.‘

The conditional In. 80th W.
Doty, of Newton avenue. condom to
improve. '1

Owing to lack or orders. chairs:

 

 

 

We never

 

" $3312" "till"? m"1‘"
In“ "" '5‘“ gm!” 5mm, so mi'rib‘ii'asr him;
til further notici. b

6:: the no lie be forced
=—Blg bargains in body brumeisgsrpsr, ' '
st Oi per yd. stfisodsld a Boyt’s Nor-
waik store. '

In the Superior Court. yesterday. Don
Juan St. Carlos. 0! Norwalk, dhsrgsd
with adultery.wss sentenced to three
months in jail. Ada Williann. his pm.
nerin crlms.wns sentenced to jailfor
tiresome period.

A Norwsik man who 6. we down to
Ila-en’s pavilion at Calf Pasture, yester-

 

 

PEOPLE’8 MARKET.

13 North Main et., So. Norwalk.
Telephone call. 52-3. | Satisfacti

 
 
 
 

 

 

OVER Till RIVER.

laws allot-n! of the Day In last
larwaik.
TheEpworthLengueof theEnstAvc-
nus lethodist Episcopal church will
meet tonight with Ire. Frank Seymour.

 
 

WESTPGRT.

liise Eva Beers. of Dsnbury. is visiting
kilns Flosele Coley. of Colsytown.
« llrs. William B. Tattle. oi Stratford,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Iorenzo
Tuttle.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

NOW CONTAINS SOME

 
 
 
 
 

There 1 t’ f tb C. LS.
“W“ “t L” "' "W “W u...,....... .. .....‘;§.‘."2.'.7::..'.’:i...2.. n... Cliililli.
Eh wife had left him. taking all his ‘ m . , ' _ . _
mossy aportiooof the furnituressd all m i 0' ll" “9 “Mull Tm“!!! °"‘““¢v,'°”h° WW °'"‘ to which the attention 0
herclolhiug. Her sister, who lived with Smith will apiece tomorrow gnu. organizing the Circle for the ensuing

noon at fio’clock from his late home. 20
Riverside avenue.

Iir. and Mrs. Frank E. Parsons enter-
tained about twenty young friends,
Wednesday evening.“ their home, 54
First avenue. in honor oi Miss Agnes
Parker. The usual pastimes were in-

year.

Rev. Iir. Mackcr'je will deliver a ser-
mon on "Chautauqua Work." at Trinity,
next Suday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.Buek and Miss
Sadie Rusk returned home from Europe
on the Teutonic. Wednesday.

them.hndnis‘oleft.

 

B. B. Banks. the Broad River b'sck-
smith. who accidentally struck live~ycnr-
old Berbet Rogers'iu the head with a
sledge hammer, inflicting serious in-
juries. and who was arrested pending
the Inuit of the boy's injuries. has been

In Artistic line of P
VISITORS ALW

 
 
 

 

Some fellow from Westport. the
Cave bonds for that rascaily butt:

and take what we

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,

hotographs, Especi
constantly on Exhibition.

groom-glam and sour.
rs i

the new. . " 3"

us miscarried,
BRIT Ii ill lives.
And the owner remains UNBURIED?

had thought oi
Y My.
her.

his way.

hm“. .
In'ig ive.

‘0 P. ill.

I
give.

PEOPLE'S "AIME,
21 Wall et.. No'rwnlk

on guaranteed. Telephone cell. 5-7-8.

JACKSON’S—L . ..
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.

BEAUTIFUL WORK IN

PASTELLE, WATER COLOR MID SEPIA.

f those desiring

FIRST CLASS WORK

is especially invited

ally Studies from child-life
AYS WELCOME.

5. ii. norsorLrHoroonrrurn, 53 our or. room

 

dulged in and the time presed most
pleasantly.

PERSONAL IENTION.

Pleasant Paragraphs About Our and
Other People’s Prinus'a
Mr. and lire. Frank F. Clarke, of

Cranberry Plains. will leave town Satur‘
- day for Boonie Falls.

Hon. John 8. Seymour. United States
Patent Commimioner. is it town.

lies lauds K. Francis. of High street.
i spending the day with line. E. ii.
Bulkley. of Southport. in New York
city. '

H. C. Allen. of. Sooileld & Boyt’s
South Norwalk store. has returned from
his vacation. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Charlm P. Acton and
son.wa have bten spending the summer
at Gore Bay,nre expected home within a
few days to occupy their West avenue
reside ice for the winter.

Alice Cole. of Maple street. hm return-
ed from his second trip to the World‘s
Fair.

The following have registered at the
(”conduct State building. on the
World's Fair grounds, since the last re-
port: Norwnlk. F. A. Lockwood. S. B.
Wilson. Augusta Wakeman, Willis Ido-
Doonld. Jr.; East Norwalk. lire. H. P.
Tate; Ridgetieid. Edward J. Couch. Ed-
die 8. Couch: Wilton, Nice I. I". Kurd.

S D. Wilson is home from the World's
Fair.

I‘m Hands Kellogg. of Center avenue.
hrs returned from a visit in Stamford.

hire. ’1'. ii. Morison, of Writ avenue.
has returned from Newport and is spend
ing a few days in BrooLiyn.

L. T. Stephenson. of Bones. repre-
senting the Norwaik Lock company. is
It the Inhackemo Hotel.

Jones J. Millard is in town after a two
mouths' visit in Delhi. N. Y.

Kr. and lire. William Bette and Ill-
Auna Woodward. oi Norwslk drove to
R‘dgeileld this morning to spend the
day.

Ira. George [1. Allen. of Norwalk.
has retlirued from a visit in Brooklyn.

Ira. S. G. Judd and niece. Eulsb. of
Union Park. are visiting in Norwich.

A. J. Iioane and family. of left ave-
nue. are home from the World's Fair.

0. K. Scotleid and wife,of lain street.
Norwalk. are at the World’s Fair.

Ire. Thomas Hurray.“ Norwalk. is
It the World's Fair.

IAY STAY IN JAIL FOR LIFE.
The Eunice-names": unease.
Sent up from lidgsflsld.

J. Wesley Edmondsmf Ridgeiield.isnow
and hos been confined in thecounty jail
since March 28 Edmonds says he
been confined without the privilege of a ~
impartial trial and he new demands that
such a trial be accorded him. This do-
maud he makes‘through the media of
letters addressed to various persons.

The conditions upon which Edmonds
is incarcerated are peculiar. Upon the
morning oi the date mentioned be was
taken from his father‘s house. between
Ridgetield and Branchviile. detained at
the home of the sherifl until 1 o'clock in
the afternoon. when he was taken before
Justice John F. Gilbert. Justice Gilbert
found him guilty of having made divers
threats against the person or property oi
George I. Webb and placed him under
bonds of 8500 to keep the peace.~ Ed-
monds then had dinner with the sherill,
and was removed to the couoty jail.
where he has since remained.

Being without mussel and supposing
that be was “bound over to the next
term of the Superior Court," instead of
“lnuud over to keep the peace" he neg-
lected to take advantage oi the form of
appeal from the justice decision provided
by law. The peculiarity of his position
now is that unless he can find a $600
bond or induce somebody to take neces-
sary legal measures in his behalf the fist
of Justice Gilbert may operate as a sen-
tence of life imprisonment. in other
words, there is no fixed time set by any
law or by any court for the termination
of Edmonds‘ confinement. If he re
mains too poor and too friendless to pro-
cure a bond. it is not impossible that he
may remain in jail until he dies.

Not knowing just what the remedy
is. therefore Edmonda expends his eflort
in the attempt to secure the only form of
legal redress he knows anything about—
a new trial. _-....-,.

Bilbao-troy.

The wedding of I'm Helen A. Hill to
Lloyd S. Godfrey, both of Weston. took
place Thursday evening at the residence
of Ir. Godfrey. in the presence of about
125 friends and relatives. the officiating
clergyman being Rev. Alexander liamil-
ton. The bride was attired in
white stepbana and point appleque
lace and curled whrte roses. The
maid of honor. lies ids L. Coley.

 
 
 

discharged. The boyinon the md to ‘ Connecticut Patents.
recovery. He wssa particular iavorite
of Ir. Banks. and w' v continually play.-

ing about the shop.

1893. List furnished from odice of A.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

pert.Conn.:
John hi. Greiet, New Haven. tuck
marker; John M. Orient. New Haven,
filing attachment; John hi. Grieet,

 
 

TbeSundsy school of the Knight Street
Hethpdkt church gave a well alteucbd
and enjoyable concert last night

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

J... Gatling. Hartford. machine gun;
Thorms Cu'liman. of New Haven. and Geo

Fred Hall, of Norwalk, will p'aya match
game of pool Ilendnynight for W) aside.

~0ue case of white domct flannels.5c per
ytl. Onnlsnthoth storesof Soofleldl:
Hoyt's. Norwnlk and South Nos-walk.

George Ryder. of Ridgedeid. who sev-
eral weeksagowas goredbyn buliand
sefiously injured. is lying at the point of
death.

Chief of Police Wallace Dunn r'eceivsd
a telephone diapaloh from Stratford early
this morning requesting him who on the
lookout for a horse and carriage
stoia from there last night and driven
in this direction.

——Seventy-iivc pair more of that: che-
nille curtains. at 81.98. have arrived at
the Boston Store. Nor-elk. and custom-
onwhocometoolnte to get those that
were advertised last week, canhesup
plied now. ~F__

Julius bangs hufurniebed a bond to
cover the amount of the bill for which
Hichael Sheedy attached his horse and
buckboard.and now has them in his pos-
session. Ilia houdsrnan is Frank T.
Hyatt. The case comes up to~morrow.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

descent light socket; George E. Wither-

 

ell. Hartford. clutching mechanism,
iiam Weaver. Weetport. automatic
reversing device-Jacob Oei‘in r,
den. knife; Charles S. Lewis.
fare register; William H.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

E. E. Bradley. self balancing s indie;
Oliver B. Beach. Stony Creek.

 

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W. Southwick. Stamford. bell grease.

A Good 'nslng to Keep at Hand.
From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

straighten one out in such cases. and al-
ways keep it about. We must writ-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

to keep bnmly in the house. For sale by
G. C. Stillson. Druggist.

Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief.” our mem-
ory reverts to the days when we were
young. none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv.
idly remembers that it was Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy cured her oi creep.
and in turn administers it toher own
offspring and always with the best re»
suits. For sale by G. Stillson. Druggiet.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Jacob Coho. the junk pcddlerarrsstsd
yesuwdny morning for driving p horse
unfit for use. and who was lined ‘5 and
mate, raised the money and was released
from the lockup. g The horse was turned
over to him and he promind to kill it
and bring Agent lovshcus of the lie-
mane society proof of the killing.

George Ii. Aliat w' - riding down
West avenue on his bicycle this morning,
when hrsocidsntally raninto a little boy
eroulngthsstreetou his way to Iiiss
Baird’s school. The boy was knocked
down and It. .Allen wre thrown
from his wheel. Neithm' wre injured.

———L—

—-Scodsirl a Hoytdgusd a live yenrs’
lens yesterday of the vacant store in the
Norwalk club building. commencing

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fora lame buck or for a pain in the
side or chest. try suturing a piece of flan-
nel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
binding it onto thesilected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinary casein
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bott'es for sale by
G. C. Stillson, Druggist.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

If a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing

$700.00. which gives 19 fiefiaigepepsis

and)“ dha to Inéoa)
70 .

Cure in cupr‘eythem

what would be the saving per capits i

the dinner should not be given, there

beingfiinpersons at the feast?

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

All" 1. 199% Thomas Murray and family have were cream color serge, trimmed in us- 1 _
w hm”. h M u .-.. mw~ ._.. .-._......—........_... ~~~~~ _.
Sunday is Pnrthay ntGraeeohnrch. movd to Norwalk from BMW. 30:32.43; an; $95.02 “MM” OhIIdI'Ofl Cry for
it being the third anniversary of the or» mm” 'and the "hm, we“, Pit h ,
ganlntiouof unwell. Therswlll t. IN removers run war. “m ' ° 9" 5 Oeetoria.

Will St. John Comstsck. of Wilton,
and William ii. Alice. of Brooklyn.
Alter the ceremony thegueels partook
of a delicious supper preparcdbylilnr
Jennie Ferris. of Bldgcileid. The young
couple will be absent several weeks visit-
ing ling-a and Chimgo. Amcngtho
guests were Ifrs. A. S. Coley. W.A.
Coley and Mr. and Ira. Homer Buck-

speclal services throughout the day.
There will be full choral service and
evmsougat nightssdspeeialrsnsiein
themorniug. The oderinpwill be for
thshrnentoftheparisb.

Apsrty composed of 1'. Ethnic,
LT.Warner.acdthsiraistsrn.lltthr-i
unread Ikel. C. Warner.“ New

 
 

Deming Ive-ta of Interest to the Play-
Oetag Peoples! Isvwslk.

For many years. the name of the New
York Mount the hesdci aeompsny
mvsufM-t mates to the public
that thsperiormsace to begins would
be all that could be des‘rsd. but during
that tints there are growingup lathe

 
 
 

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WhenehewuaCbfldshccrtalfor-Oastcsis.
Whendrebsmmsuhrhschngtooastosh
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of South Norwalk.
York city. who are enjoying a says... company a number of artists. who have can. WW,
m. wersat the Norwnlk hotel use”. since bemmequils prominotnnd head m..." «Mmuflnmm Pl h 'OhIIdrsn Ory 70'
They rods from Bridgeport toiiorwslk organisations oftheir own and won the The mm “mam“. and “8800“" “B or I CORGI“.
at. mm, a. m m and my public favor. Fred Heisman mun-d studyatthc World‘sfuirisnotthework Glory": cfyfm
minutes. Thsyhsnaveragedmsswiththsmnomhcgnthsthomsctthemalebrainsnd band.hntofthe _
miles allay. rum m to a... museum ofitv own. content to feminine. The 1...... that n mi... u Pitchsr’n easterly.

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Greenwichthissvccingsndgstbackrscsivethshrgestts'nryersrpsids

thatthsormtingmauiswoman. Intact.
home tomorrow. The total distance Will- NWMMWMM

she is not merely coming: she has a.

W.».

Dior-arm or sacrum. '6' meme

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

The following were imued Sept. 12!

ll. Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridge

New Haven. attachment holder; Richard

rge W. Larnway. Hartfordpail mak-
ing machine; Charles G. Perkins, incan-

 
 
 

ell, knurhng fixture; George E. Wither-

Meriv

aterbury,
Hart, New
Britain, hinge; Edward E. Brndley.Ston-
ington. splning and twisting machine;

 
 

icycle
bell; Edwin N. Beecher. Marion. machine
for topping blanks. Trade mark: George

Some years ago we were very much
subject tosevere spells of cholera mor-
bus: and new when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually proceed that oil—
merit. such sssicknem at the stomach.
diarrhea. etc, we become scary. -We
have found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
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| Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons looking foralo or house andlot.
with the view 0 purcbae n . are invited to
all and examine our list. e have them for
sale it every part of the city at reasonable
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housework. Best of references. Ad-
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near Beneck‘s corner

A GIRL to do general housework: one who
understands cooking. Apply to Mrs.

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TWO date of live rooms each in C. H. Har-
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house Henry street. 5 rooms. and part of
house Day street. 4. 6 or ii rooms undesired.

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