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_ 48 Washington St.
(‘BOUTH NORWALK.
‘millPAPER,
I am now receiving the
FALL PATTERNS.
'I‘Iwyare very handsome and
sushi-loo is low.
_ Hanging, Painting
and Decorating.
- ,Competent Men.
lwliorham,
on
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from
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' Washington, C.
Class
ed din g
' tor-:s VERY Low
ome and as} them
I ‘ .ilifla—i—sted
-& CO.’S,
‘St.,
W
urns GOLDEN. Idltor and Proprietor.
memoir-"tumwmerm
W
last night.
Tris Burma. will movg Saturday
from its present quarters into its new
building on Washington street. The
paper will beilned from that office-on
Monday.
death was‘ was due to natural csuam.
~Plenty of dorm m. at land
NORWALK NEWS.
Ill-latuys Almanac for tomorrow.
sunrise. sunset- h'l'lds to no
new: arm lagers i n'aoe' ”mmflrm ‘
_ .________.______
New York‘lsrald IVs-that forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be warm
nndfalr to partly cloudy. with southerly to
westarry breezes and haalness to light fog on
thscosnt. ocular by nightfalL To-morrow it
promises to be cooler-and partly cloudy.
sorirrr sonnets.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and laying. '
South Norwaik's new policemen went
on duty. last night
dries.
death at her home on Harbor avenue.
tlan Amociatiou in Fairtisld county.
A daughter was born yesterday morn-
ing toRev. and Mrs. Gerald E. Beard.
Hotel.
—Bresst of lamb. 8c. People’s Market.
-—-——-—~ oath to new voters.
This is the day and the only day you
can be made a voter for the October
election.
The Norwalk Cricket club will goto
Stamford this afternoon to play the
Stamford club.
ordered killed by the sslectmen.
—-~— Lane’s.
-—Immb chops 150. People’s Market.
Wren Raymond, the youngest son of
A. A. Raymond. is aerlhusly ill at his
home on Elm Grove Place. ,
E can do the Fair for less than C40.
Frank Kimball. the burglar, was
brought to the Superior Court, yesterday
sftemoon, on a bench warrant.
Rev. Gerald B. Board will preach at
the Congregational church tomorrow
evening on “The Rmpectable Liquor
Saloon."
the institution, October 8, 0 and 10.
—-Miss Minnie Gerry has moved her
dressmaking room to 2! Washington
street.
The game law on quail, wwdccck. ruf-
fled grouse and gray squirrels will be of!
on Oct. 1. It is said that quail are plenti.
ful, but there is a scarcity of other kinds
of game.
—Four nice rooms to let. corner of
Washington and Water street. Apply to
F. 0. Becker.
George Cousins, one of Tris Summer: 3
oldest and most efficient newsbcys. was
taken suddenly ill on Water street. this
morning. Bis ailment was prescribed
for and he went home.
They have preferred the open fields.
great amount of damage was done.
walk.
at Ridgotield Hall, Wednesday evening.
The annual businem meeting of the
Chautauqua Union will take place at the
residence of the Rev. Dr. Seward, Fair-
tield avenue, Monday evening at 7:45.
Persons wishing to join the society this
season are requested to attend.
—Merrill College English Preparatory
School, Stamford.Conu.. now in salon.
Superior sdvantsges open to both sexes.
Bend for catalogue.
the star role of Jerry Donovan and added
Miss Grace Mead made a most graceful
Southern lady, and that Frederick Lau-
der's acting was appreciated by the
keenest critic present.
-Mil| Pond oysters. People‘s Market.
A boiler inspector last the Mabscke
mo, to day, inepsctingthe boilers. The
engineer is getting everything in first-
claw order for the winter busincs. Car-
pet layers from New York are also at
work on the new carpets. The proprie.
for :is having everything put in order, as
he intends to take asbort vacation dur-
ing the month of October to visit Wash-
ington and other Important places. lie
intends to call on Grover to sssabout the
silver bill, and shake hands with Babies
Ruth and Esther.
.. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dunlop, of
Eaton Hill, primed their twenty-fifth year
of wedded life yesterday, but on occount
of Mrs. Dunlop's ill health, no celebra-
tion was held. They will be at home
Tuesdays during October.
A large dog crawled into Marvin
Brothers' lot on Washington street, last
night, and died. The dog had followed
the police around for several weeks, and
ltlsthoughthisdesth was causedbysor-
row over the removal of more Conley
and Ireland from the force.
Ascrlesof revival services will begin
in the Union Gospel Temperance Reform
“sciatica hall on theWsshlngton street
bridge, tomorrow afternoon at 8:30
Wham! continue the following week.
commencing at M5 o’clock each evening.
Mr. Vsuliordsn, of Cannons Station, will
have charge.
~Young men are wanted at the Mer-
rlll Billings College, Stamford, Conn.,
to Indy shorthand and typewritfng. This
college has never been able togrsdusts
Young men fast enough to meet the de-
mend. . Montpcsltloussrsopm for
«#1th
John Brundagmtbs night watchman
at HatchJailsthompsny's factory,
caught three men last night tau-lugs
portion of the old Danbury dock to
pieces. Ebertlysftsrwardthsywsutto
theilumksrysrdcandbsgantaklngdows
spfisoflsmbsr. 'l‘hewstchmsastopped
thsmsudtheywsntaway.
ll. 0. Judd and hh clerk, Charles
Fiilow, were locked up yesterday. After
being oouiinedashort timstbsy prevailed
upon ChiefofPollcstuntorvlesss
them. They were in Mr. Judd’sstors,
droning ashow-wlndow, which ilpro-
tooled byawlrs screen in which there
issdoorwltha spring catch. Pulling
down thscurtslnstbsycrawlsd into the
cage and absent mludedly shut the door.
Dhcovsrlng their predicament in a short
tlmsthsycommmicadtoshcut for help.
Thachlsfwss paging, mid hearing an
unearthly notes he went intothe store,
where he dbcovsred the origin of the
disturbance. Both Judd and his clerk
hadysllsd themselves hoarse. 'l‘pklng
pltyouthsm he released them just as
two lady customs entered the store.
-Junius Brownmalntsr, paper hanger,
Muslim, general jabbing, gaining,
stc. SistelupmtoMcsaudBalforwslk
IisrdwmsCu. Contrachuilcitsd. Ad—
summon-em itcrwaik.
The “Whitehead"-
dau companywsrs all selected byltr.
Jordan psrsocsliy,whlchfaotissgusr-
sstssof baseline“! theorgsruss-
tics. Mr. Justin basbsm cateringto
So. Norwalk.
~ The ”looting were notified this morn-
ing that Edward K. Carrol. of South
Norwslk, died in the Bridgeport rte-pun
Hermie-um aurora amour
“"m" “Joseph am still. Vagoveltbcb, died
suddenly in Springwcod this morning.
Dr. W. C. Burke, Jr.,fouud thsthcr
Allis-plaice! sf lts-sl‘romtbo
Busine- is dull at the Vllorwalk form-
Mrs. Ellen Hopkins lies at the poiutof
Tbsreietalkofgettingupache-
tourney among the Young Men's Chris-
F. Gordonlesdewill sail for Banan-
da, December 1, toaocept a position as
master of corsmonlm at the Hamilton
The sciectmen and town clerk will be
in salon until 7 o'clock th‘m evening
for the purpose of administering the
Under a new law all dogs becoming
nuisances by reason of savageuess or
barkiugat pedestrians or teams. may be
—Plenty of fresh Huyler‘s csudyat
Rev. P. E. Robbin. of the Norwaik
Baptist church, having returned from
the World's Parr. will preach tomorrow
evening upon the white city and how you
R. G. Hanford. the Norwalk florist.
will decorate Williams college at Wil-
liamstown, Man, on the occasion of the
centennial celebration of the founding of
The cool weather is nightly driving a
~ &— number of lodgers into the tramp house.
During the summer months but few
itinerants have been sheltered there.
An incendiary attempted to fire Peter
W. Moad‘slarge barn at New Canaan,
Wednesday night. The flames were dis-
covered and extinguished before any
——For pure goods at the lowest cub
prices go to the Great Atlantic and Paci-
fic Tea company. ill Marin street, Nor-
The Itidgelield Prom speaks highly of
the presentation of "The Irish Corporal”
F. Gordon Meade, of Norwalk, played
to his list of laurels. The Prom says
e4 WASHINGTON
"s
'lhsJJl. Buoklevmson Elastic Web
Worksstsrtup Monday.
Mrs. Howell Boppock, of New Tan,
is visiting Mrs. Mary 1“. Stone, on (TWP
street. , ' *
"w. a. some..." 'moury, .
of the Fburth ngiment, returned
night from a two weeks' trip to the
World's Fair. ‘
, The following jurors have been drawn
it
Kin/,yy',‘ .
ut
II. B. Rowan andCb’ester 1". Tollea:
Darlen, Smith 0. Roster and William
Mrs. E. L. Hoyt. of Berkeley street.
who went to New York some time ago
toundergoasurgical opsrstion. return-
ed home this morning, the operation
having been successful. She is now
rapidly I”filling her fin-er health.
Innis Price returned to Norwnlk last
night after an absence of four years.
to visit his punts, Mr. and lira.
Plait Price. He hasbeeu on a sheepin
Padgonlsand wasst onetime reported
tohave been killed by the natives. He
has changed wonderfully and tells many
thrilling stories of adventures in that
wild country. _______
There is a question as to what kind
of hallota the women will use to vote on
at the coming election. Will they take
the regular official ballot and scratch
out the names of the candidates Dlhtr
than those for wtbool officers. or will
they have official ballots of their own
printed. Just now theyare trying to
decide. Written ballots wont go.
Yesterday afternoon A. E. Austin
bought an oil can and ordered it sent to
his house. By some mistake the run
was filled with gasoline. The servant
girl filled. a lamp with the fluid and
when it was lightrdlast night the oil
blazed up and threatened to explode.
Mr. Austin threw the blazing l\mp out
of the window before any damage re-
sulted. ~ N
oven run civili—
lsws and Beast: of the tray In last
0
"all.
,Mim Gr". of Brooklyn, in visiting Mrs.
Charles A'mthorpe,of Riverside avemte.
‘ Mayflower Book and ladder company
will hold asociable in Germanic Hall,
Tuesday evening. October 8. Smythe‘s
orchestra will furnish music.
Frank Patchen brother of Harry
Patchen. a brakeman on the train
due in South Norwalk at 5:50 p. m.. had
his left hand badly cut on a trunk yes-
lerday.
The Rev. Mr. Sister. of Rowayton,wili
preach in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday, at the limit) a.
in. service. In the evening the pastor
will preach on ”Some of the Advantages
of the License System."
The suit of Samuel Weston against
Miss Annie Quirk, for defamation of
character, is expected to come up in the
Court of Common Pleas next Tuesday,
J. C. Hawkins returned yesterday from
Islip, L. 1.. where he has been settling
the business of his brother. who died
suddenly a few weeks ago.
George Haulenbsck, of Brooklyn, has
rented oneof the Seymour cottages on
Henry street, and will move up about
October lst. He is a brother of Mrs.
Ephriam Smith, of Osborn avenue.
James L’Bommedteu. the Washington
street real estate agent. yesterday sold
the John Jackson house at Seaside place,
to George Johnson. of South Norwalk,
who will take possession October let,
after several improvements have been
made. “a“ M... ..-
IS BRENNAN A IINOB?
"umaztlnrtdgspw'rt :‘Vs‘yT:w:s?'.
The cuss of Edward Brennan. charged
with stealing .30 from behind the bar at
Hsnloc‘s saloon. came up for trial at the
borough courtroom, yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Austin. Attorney Walsh
appeared for the prosecution and Attor-
nsy John ll. Light for the defeu.
thntbeprhouerwss pnttopieaAt-
torusy Light stated thee.- Brsnnan wks
Iotcf sgs,tbec‘ourthad betterappolnt
a guardian. The prosecution doubled
this statement and a lively argument in-
sued.
Edward Bmusn. 8n, stated. under
cath,that his sonwasaminor; that he
would bsiwsctyyesrsofsgslheaothsf
October, ascouidbsshownbytherecords
of St. Augustine’s church, Bridgeport.
He said his wife's name was Elisa J.
lackeysndthstthsywsrs bothbornin
Bridgeport; that the doctor in attendance
was Dr. .
In rebuttal, Attorney Walsh produced
sowtificatsofbirth from Frsdw.
duths st Bridgeport. The statement
read thatfldwsrd Brennanwssbcrnla
Bridgeport, April to, ten.“ of Edward
sudlsgglsllrmassuscondcbildtfsth-
srsmusiflsscbmfstbsr'ssgstszmcih-
"5 *r “i W Ml III W
s
I
to serve at the Superior Court: Norwalk. .
lot and turned it around, in enter to
The matter will probably be taken to
thsBupsrlor Court.
one improvements about her residence.
today to play the Putnams of that
M.Nsilmrofbirths.mmlsgssand rim.
of Columbus, Ga, srq visiting Mrs. John
B. a!” D
bssaagnsstdurlug tbsweekofilsorgs
lush-en
ksvsbssu'qrsudiagtbssummsrinmwu,
ksvsrstumsusotbstrhomsmnausury.
use of tbdrconwtslu Alssntblybsll.
atlbsbtspissnhblskcslmestlsaday
kssopsasd cuisine-sin memo-tin
cm “.mssosplsdsynr.
: .vr'ls.
WI—
. -A'r~
STREET. SOUTH
IN PLEASUBE’S PATHWAY.
Owning lusts d lutsrsst to th: Play-
oI-g People of lorwalk.
The Fred Solomon company presented
a very pretty opera at Music Hall. last
night. Mr. Solomon. as poor Jonathan,
was greeted‘with enthusiutic applauss.u
waszs'ach member of the company. Madge
Leasing, u Molly. akitcken maid, and
subsequentiylrs. Tripp, was very good.
She is a pleasing and piqusnt subrette;
and won the deserved approval of the
audience. The songs by Harriett, a
prima dons. were decided, successes.
Ruby Gold, an American with a burden-
some amount of wealth which he trans-
fus, with the worry incident to such a
man. to his chef. Jonathan, was atypical
representationfof the character. Tobias
Quickley. an impressario, introduced the
oursrs In a manner pleasingtothe on-
lookers, but accompanied with rather
doubtful compliments regarding the abil-
ity and skill of the poet and doctor.
composer. defending the honor of his
sister, was a true interpretstor of his
part. The entire company acquitted
The solos were plessingiy rendered and
thechomses were sungwlthfssstand enter-
taining chic. Many bright local hits
were interspersed and were heartily ap-
preciated. All left the ball feeling that
“Jonathan was all right." This after-
noon thc company is playing ”The Bri-
gnnds." Another of The New YorkCaal-
no accesses, ”Nadjy." will be presented
to night. In each of these Mr. Solomon
plays the leading role and Madge Leasing
is first lady. They fully deserve a crowd-
ed hous e.
ROWAITON.
A valuable horse owed by William F.
Raymond died a day or two ago.
William C. Powell, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. ll. W. Wells,
returned to his home in Stony Cm-k. L
l., to-day.
Rev. C. G. Callan‘e subject. to morrow
morning, will be “God‘s Presence with
his People." In the evening he will take
for his topic. "Dear God answer Pray-
er and what Prayers are answered?"
While going to work on Contentment
Island, Thursday. Edward Stevens.
landed on Bowen‘s Beach, thinkingit was
the island. The owner of the beach, 0.
C. Bowen, discovered the canoe and
ordered it taken to his boat house, where
he refused to give it to Mr. Stevens unless
he paid so. The latter refused. and the
matter may be taken to the courts.
BABIES.
Clarence E. Scofleld is building an ad-
dition to E. D. Usrow's residence on Le-
Iloy avenue.
St. John's R. C. church will not nearly
.000 as the result of their fair two weeks
ago in the town ball.
A. D. Jennings and family have re-
turned to New York city. They occu
pied the B. D. Weed place during the
summer. _
James Tucker has moved his barn
about twenty feet further west on his
make room for the four tracking of the
Consolidated railroad.
The Railroad Commissioners held a
meeting in the depot, Thursday morning
at it o'clock. with regard to the David
Waterbury estate in Norman. It was
sold by George Fowlerto the railroad
mum Wen-s new»!
purclmse money was paid down. W
therscords were searched it was found
that Mr. Fowler did not have a clear
title to theestatssnd asthe heirsrsfussd
toslgu ed their claim, the company re-
fused to pay thebslancs of the sum.
wrsrrosr.
Mrs. flimflorham is making numer—
Tbs Westport also will goto Norwslk
Mrs. E. 1.. Wells and Miss May Wells.
Mood Day, of New Haven, has
kr.sssrrs.cmran.o.m,wso d
Mendocino-yearns!"
poor. 0. Niekslsmt no...“
«winners-tissue
7“
memes-yams ,
33M Isfih Ilsa.“
Highest of all in Lcavsning Power.—
We:
(hurt Nowalsky. the poet and musical at
themselves in a very creditable manner. The
ing to!)
. corner W
.T.‘ H. till!
sires
YURI. h
and
wa kc
ing’thh
our
Home in New
chllur'rgrdsucc‘emfully with a remedy, now
an
new
era. are
it cents a k .
worms, are mm es mi
tabs and never fail.
ghost, constipation and headache, even
u
Scorn Noxwanx
avenue and West streets. Rev. Gerald
Ph. 1).. pastor.
Tsatlmon meeti
Helped 81:.“ ng'
in
will reach in
Even ng. sermon by
near er.
Services 10;!) a. m.
p. in.
evening.
Sou-Hr Nouwanx Bar-rm. West avenue. near,
Pine street.
Prcaohl
school.
till :1. In.
Rev.
Turnrrv Erraooru. West street and Fair-
liald avenue. south Norwalk. Rev. Olin llalloek
Pro or. Lilac
Sun ay so out. l2. p. nu; ven-
m.
reetor. Morniu
Will a. m.:
sung. TL?!) p.
Noav'uu COKORIOA
and Lewis streets.
Society of Christian
ra.
"How Christ
nude 0
Norwalkf‘gi
torn a. m. and
13 mo Iipworth
I:
lc's menu
mi World's
WEIRWI l
behalf
pg. ill-J) mm. and 7:3)
1. m.; Y. P. S. C.
'I‘estlmon meeting and
as Helped Us.‘
ory. Rev. D. M. Seward. of South
ll prrach morning and evening.
Nohwru sin-router. West and itott sve-
nues. Rev. A. Ea)“. rvices
. p.
pastor will preac
Nonwau Barr-tor, East avenue.
l' Bobbi
reen. . . E.
vices. mm a. m. and
' mesa among,
A. Dickerman o Son,
flouting:
Powder
SUNDAY. SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Thoma in Norwrslk
Churches I'm-sorrow.
Coaonmsrross
airlift-ct. "flow Christ ids
. II. E. Barnes.
and 7:» p. m;
it. 0. Sherwood,
Rev. '1‘. It.
Endeavor meetin ii
school
' at meeting.
Ser
pesto
M Sunday school
1-11» Its-i
m.; early prayer most ng. row a. m.; young
ng s p. Morning subject.
Fair Re lglous Congress." I:
lng subject. “The White City.“ -
Guava innocent. Belden avenue and Cross
street. Norwalk. Rev. ll. Ii
Purlsh Day: Third
munlon. 7 all a. m.;
annlve
choral service and sermon. 7.10 p. to.
err. Pan‘s Erramrar
site the Green. Nurvrnl‘k
rector. Divine service with sermon. mm a.
m.: Divine service with sermon. ii!) p. m.:
Sunday school. 12 m.
Sir. Manv‘s. It 0 corner of Wes
and Chapel street. Rorwalk. Rev.
Low Mass. 7 s. m.: Children's
High Mass. toms. m :Vespers.
urn. pastor.
Haas, 9:3) A In;
7:!) p. m.
Riverside avenue.
day so
tor. Preaching 10;!)
lug. Sunday evening
evening service. 7:111
Eur Nonwsnl Bwlmsn Communion L.
Rev. 0. Lindsgren. -
tor. Services at rum; in and :u’llp.m.; . un-
lwol. Mp. In.
her Avnmn Murmurs-r. in
revenue. East Norwalk. Its
V .
mm.
It 7:1).
Hrnrsuwoon Union Guam. Ely avenue.
South Not-walk. Sunday commas» p. m.:
. m.; sub vet. "i‘ornpms-
slop. Prayer and War ."—»3!ntl ow ix.. M. i“.
residence. Winnlpau
in: Charles Cbltleur. superintendent; Arthur
EPDICUPAL Mission.
k. finndsy school. 3.110 p.
Ii. Chlttem. assistant; Miss Evelyn MoAllislr-r.
organist.
o‘clock
Scum Nonwsmr le'lllll Boots. 3': Chest-
nut limb. German
p. In
Cosomsrrorvu.
Prion Chapel, Ely avenue. J an Petr-u. warm. H
Rev. 8. If. Watkins will preach at 4
Sunday school at tons) a.
m.: German services at 2:” p. m.. by xvastnr.
C. A. Bmckmeier; Eauusn drawn at can
Mission. Springwmd
inngarlan services. Sunda . at 10:3) a. m. and
ICC V
Dnt'rscrrs lvssoluscui
5 p. nt.: Thursday at not o‘c ock.
Sr. PwL's Mission. VanZandt and Oslmrn
aycnnee. last Norwalk. Sunday school 3.1!) p.
and preaching at
rd elcoru
4:1!) .m. free sittings
etogll.
P .Gs-
sr. Irlu
lupus. Pastor. U. Aplls. Grand Army Hall.
walk. Predigt.
CALVAB' BA"!!!
Norw
[.181 or LET'S”
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
offices for thuwselt ending
sons calling for so
say they are advertiser .
South Norwalk.»Wlll Davl
Smith Charles Hannsman. M as Annie lite-
lss Laura Thompson. MrsJoeeph 1..
mm. W. L. Vertsr.
term on.
Some years
'80
subject tosevere spells of cholera mor-
busund not; when lvIIe feelsnyhzf girls ihsaf
m mststusuaypreceeot t -
gwmuch asslckne- at the stomach.
diarrhcea, etc., we become scars.
have found Chamberlain's Colic. hoists
Diarrhoea Bernsd
lather Gray's lwsst Wor- Powders.
Mother Gray
"other
uowormssrs
rugglrt.
uNp stairs. Washinfton street bridge, South
or on) a. m.: donning-sebum.
12.11) m. All-r Dsutache wlilkommen.
Apvm Cnnrman. VanZandt avenue, East
Norwalk. I‘reachin .
rm; Sunday school
run. W
10:5!) a. m. and nil) p.
m.Yovr People‘s meet-
I". Tarp s. pastor.
.Quintanl Bulld-
Boer-Irv
all and Mn ht streets. Norwalk.
kc. pastor-c set.
use p. rm; young people‘s
Amos! Inucnrsr Insect-an. Knl ht
alk. Rev. Dr Sands. Be or. ..
l’reac Ingallhill'a. m.;ilunday schools! .15 p.
iii prayer meeting attainp. m.: preaching at
- p.m.
undsy school.
ting. till p. m.
hint Mantle
"' “05:3" *
we were very much
thing
a nurse in the Children’s
Turk
,hss for years treated
in thsd
ru stores,
:3: Sweet Won: Powd-
by all druggists at
removs‘s'l‘:
Valuable for laser
present. Ask your
r West
uf’neuc.
Services mm a. m. and 7:3)
111.: Sunday school. i! to. Young People‘s
gbdety of Christian Endeavor meeting at on).
Re 0 n o l l hmd‘wi’icuip’i'
v. . . sues. . ..o.sw or.
of the American Board.
the pastor: subject. “The
Respectahle Liquor Saloon . "
Sour-n Nouwans Mnnonrsr. West avenue.
Guru Elev or.
under
school. it“) tn.; lpwortb League meeting. 6:45
The postal- will preach morning a
p.m.; dud-y;
E. prayer meeting,
and so on.
'rrnrvar. corner Park
' Noble. D. D.
. Services at 101:” L m. and 7:3) p. m.:
,unrlay school. ltd!) p. 111.: Young Pro lc's
g. p.
mil-rall'sub . t.
‘ header. glass
on p. in.
morning and evening.
opposite
r.
n.
. Watkins, rscwr.
'. Holy Com
Mornanyer and cor-
mon. likil) s. m.: Sundsy school. um; Evening
Church street.oppo-
. Rev. 8. ti. Pond.
t avenue
W. J. sine-
oar Vsn'lmndt
M I) .
and HI) p. m.; tinn-
day school. 12 m.; young people‘s meeting 6:0).
Hump Rrvm CIIAI'IL. Superintendent.
Jami-s Lycett; amislant. Gilbert Horton: or-
ganist. Miss Lulu Bulges. Sunday whml. :l
; Young People's Society of (‘hrlstlnn
r. m.
itndeavnr muting. 6:?!) n. m.; Pruyrr meet-
James MrAllisu-r‘s
Sc . ltIKl. fish in].
yof Ithese lfiefi will pisses
We Hon
y the very thing to ,
straighten one out in such cases, and II-
it about. We are not writ-
a pay testimonial. but to let
know what is s
to hang handy in tbs house. For sale by
(i. C. tiibom Druggist.
um um. cocoa rare or...
wa?%%'wh "'u'i’wir'iiis” vigilan-
million. or Seymorfls Success Flour.
. I BE rice on flour has advanced seventy-five cents per barre’ l.
' . ewill forelimited time sell attire above price. We are
advising you correctly and giving you the ‘ 3
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDSL
I: took the advantage of the market, but won't a...
the advantage of you. ‘ ' .
Telephone Call l3-2. ‘
Ohlwby loyauwae DIABbutc
Why shsrl such bittez W
What you look green,glunr and sour.
As amnion of lift years?
Why. haven't you heard the news.
How all of our lans miscarried
How the 2'3 3!
t. of
out rt, the sa .
bonds for ‘t’lr‘st r3331? gratin»:
every ug revs a way.
la should be instantl cha ed.
rennntmbrmwri‘w”
us.
Our prices. and take what wpsfiivc.
E. J. WADHAMST—Proprletor.
PEOPLE'S IIIIET. n‘I‘IIEE DELIVEIT. PEUPlE'8 MIIIKET
13 North Main st., 80. Norwa . 21 Wall st.. Norwalk
'1' ' " call, 52—8. l Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call, 57—3.
“ “I’lil‘ACKSONI’WSW
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
T NOW CONTAIN-i HOME HEAI'TIFI'L WORK I!
Cflllilli.
PISTELLE. WATER Cillllll MID SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
M An Artistic line of Photographs. Espreisll Studies from child-ills
constantly on Erhi ltisn.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
i: ll: glottal. Plutonium. ‘53 vru st. ronwrrr.
...‘:°.::.::.:? “:.::.::*.;r:.i%i".;:€' ”“655 Bald“-
Real Estateand Insurance,
nel with Cham rlain's Pain Balm and
wasumororr stunt.
binding it onto the affected ports. This
treatment will cure any ordinary case in
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
Persons looking forslot or house and lot.
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by girth-[:30 2&0 puyfiulm gaggle-I'm
J . . . . . ex son a e
’G- (h Balloon. sz‘m' sale In every parrot the city at "3.33%;
N“- W“ *""“ " ‘ ""“"‘ prieesandoneasv terms. au‘Jdtf
Children Cry for .. “1‘11”“ . .7 .-_
. . l .
Prtcher’s Castona. -._,,, ...
. lEIHIAX il wlhee I I
(J honeswo‘rk'. Bait ofp taggereiircnflngg
dress line. L.
Pfeiffsr, New Canaan. Conn”
corners. , mt 3t
near Selleck's
When Baby was sick, we gave her Cutoffa.
When she was a Child. she criml f: .r Custom
When she became Miss. she clung to Canada.
“henchohnde'hlkimmsheguvethemllsm
‘TtL’NG man to do de‘lv
for hem. Apply to
South Main street.
0:! D388 and table boards in \loth
B High street. 80th Kuwait". srlii lw
" ‘W
I URLBU’PI' sears"iaa barn on the hill;
Apply to l. A. Woodward.
W0 lists of live rooms each In C. H. Har-
vey‘s block. All modern improvements.
Tet-nu very rosaonab
vey's shoe store.
is. Apply at C. II. Har—
sr‘zl It
V 00D reliable men to err
once Dissim-
. libs
mandamus W. Illasle.
nn.
,‘LL undiluted to consult Madame 8.
Mather. corner of Wall
'nrwalk. Ge
. WW...”
. D. antnnza
ar213i
Children Cry for
Pltcher'o Castorla.
Chl' iron Cry for
Pitc her’s Gastorla.
in the insur—
commission. Ad-
Washlngton Depot.
sr'nat
.thvllf
' H MAIN STREET.
,. _..--aall| u "
I
Admission of Elector 3 list or.
Notice is hereby given that the Selectmen
and Town Clerk. of the Town of .‘inrwslk. will
hold is mien. at the office of the Town Clerk.
for the purpose ofexamlnlng lhequalldcatinns
of electors. and admitting to the electur's oath
those who shall be found «planned. (in Sat-tr.
x.
and Water streets,
neral agent for the Olive Branch
This wonder-
wronght Oils
mild. simple. vegetable remedy. con-
nlently applied y the patient. all! It
, 0 91 South Slain street. Grooms. station-
ary range and wash tube. l and cold
water. closets. elevator. em. rent I :sLeopart.
of house Henry street, It moms. ml of
Day street. 4. e or Nrmnrssedesind.
Rent low. Apply to W. Youngs. at lockwood
Manufacturing company. it tit
P‘L’RNISRZD rerun to lot with or without
lng rlr’ren frusttgfinsortwo l “i“. '0'}:
o w worn
Jochum's barber 2&0 . 05.3: was: .r‘irar
Turnpike. I!!! h
day. the Lllvi day of September. him. from 9
0‘0 ask in the forenoou until 7 o'clock in the
afternoon. unlerm all on (its list "to be rustle."
have been admitted or rejected before that
me.
Dated at Norwalk. the ltith day of Septem-
bsr. 1m.
OSCAR w. RAYMOND.
TALLMADGE BAKER.
SAMUEL DABKAM 12
HERBERT min.
{)‘SE-half of office or desk room at No 1
comb Main Street. I ulre of Oliver I.
Barker. Ilsa] [stat ti mace,
Serwaik. Conn. e w M urging.“
Selectmen
of the Town of
horwalk.
own f‘lerk. arid lw
Burs at W South Main street; basement
under Dibble a Comatriok's grocery. Ap-
ply to .l. l. Dibble. at Ferrls' coaluillos. srlolw
Relative in Bicycles.
Be it Emu‘fflf by Mr Ikurrrf o! ('ouurilmmn]
the (w of South .‘t’oruwrlh:
SIC. 1. No person shall ride. or ropel any
bicycle upon any sidewalk in said city.
rise. :1. All pea-0mm riding bicycles. or other
TIE top “floor In the insurance
T building, now occupied by Butler lodge
is.2.‘.i‘.'.”...°.i.""“§l".'. “"23" g
. rsou u n .
George 7. Burns. City National Bank. silt"
f. .n.-_-.-_._.. .W
IIUl’rlE Henry street. last Norwslk
I oliss
' 1
road mschlnes. tween sundown and sunrise. hall-"'3’ DI MM: 1 house. i T s't.‘
shall carryon their machines. antl'keep lit. a } balm» ll! Jock street; part of bolas. d
llght.snd shall. at all times. before panning Pollu- “not. lower floor: I suit of
crueewallet blow a whistle, or ring a hell.
I
‘l'nlles street up stairs. Inquire of We.
like. .1. very psnnn who shall violate any In” if
Knapp. 12 West street.
of tbs provisions of this ordinance. shall for-
isfiiihr of ...:o......m‘:§.‘r*“‘"
Ill Inquire of It. II. Row-no. "1.32,?
‘vusnffiiurn onWatsrst a r
b s. Lllnapp.‘ rat. my"
felt and a pannlt of not more th :1 veil "‘51. “0'" ”T" “1M0" Olsen'sshosstuss.
amtigdn.mmi. offense. 1... lb: 53...: ”If, figfify’gggltfn7.bgrm§u.nm
.mopr'a'a by, the Board of Connollmnnmfthu W ell Clw “Ma's-him». at!
City of Soul Norwalk. tit-plumber :isL. rm. "’ ’ ' “"“'
Approved Se tsmlisr 21st 1m
6 onus: Loci'ttvcon. Mayor.
sum. rwnan'r at. murox. cu m..-
9 ”Notice. A " ” "
The inhabitants. legal voter». of the Town
of Norwalkgrs herby noticed and warned that
the annual own meetln of said town will be
held on Monday. their! or of l‘ ‘ . A. 0.. .
for the election by bet or. of all the Town
oflicers except those provident be
ppl‘uted‘bynt ”Scientist‘s/en; of
0 won y- vs egalvc rs
lot will be his
_ m.‘.ié"“n.n.‘“"”'
him and Saturday, Sept. 22, 23
First time here uf.l_lbe
Fred Solomon
Willi! DPix‘li 00m
humming a n-pertory of
lies fort Casino Successes:
m m Friday. Pour Josstllsrr.
Wm Betcrdsy latices. Tits Irigssds.
0013?; W . A. D v m
A: of gmalk “mt ring-I3; Saturday light. “a”.
t
mm It}.
I
”iii?” ”i":
W th II the salt
in wombat” m L “can; wwhof coursed efforts
‘ use ‘1‘. PM
h “g. p1,“... %:.3sd
mmttothwstat.utssofthls new r.- ”“ " "m" "" ”m
lid" to insolvsn w cross
mgr-s :. s . said Norwslk. i.
in and by reign-rest nominated and cm-
astrustss u said when estate: there-
are.
census. 'l'uhst tbs mattsrofths a
Y
ushsllbslicsnsodtossil s rttn
Warns“ rerun-r“. ""433 ."If 3’"
sous a are age sur cease
ill v in lo itb th
w glue abal w s License
or n t :a
a instths anti of hllesnss
inns ballot w‘i‘ib thcwwormeflo
orpvintod thereon.
us
lgivs
oresald purpms from
forsnoon until it o clock In the
the Town House for if" l'irst Volt
at the Poznan rinse cusses trans
th Norwslk. for the Ind Voting District
and at the Volunteer ones on Mes
v’ntlng Dis-
arv'enae. last Norwslk. for thalld
Dated thrwal .th id .
3.8% ”at k ssh ay ofasptsmher
'l'
in w. Ir 1) Peiectrnsn
a mamidgag'r' '% r
BAMUILDASKAMR: ° mm“!
alts
s
«on...
n. no...
lut-
_ our moor ossv.
W'SWmfm‘ “wimpy?
Tuesday. Sept. 26.
at... run
Ian Jordan concert to.
no
lshiug t is in a newspaper
irculs to district at least
“5 “‘drmuflmflfi
’ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, ,
Leadlnacrocer. 33 Washington St. _
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