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GIFTS. w
PRICES VERY now
Come andvsee them
Tjjilpi
: .ii.PIailted
Druggist,
“Washingtonian
son'rn noawam'r.
WALLPAPER.
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I am now receiving the
‘ FALL PATTERNS.
They are very handsome and
“Moe Ia low.
,W Hanging. raining
. and Decanting.
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i
'l’yj'canlbe found at f
‘ by a cargo of cement and stone at John
patent Men.
' "p’ir‘iild hellfire been ‘dis‘cm‘mld. ‘aad
tetra now called illim Ilflu
1
“Clothing -
pfaéfihlpp in town, land ralvl'ays the
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so“. Niorwaik.
A.DiCk
LADlEs” APRoN
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erman & Son,
in WASHINGTON STREET. ~SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
5.
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dish .1 W
want to make our {fiends
.
Wt
lones', Hacker’s 0r Seymour's Success Flour. {
HE cs on flour has advanced sevent -ilve cents r barrel.
T W3“ will for a limited time sell y pe
advising you correctly and giving
Will
the advantage of you.
CHAS. E. S
Leading:crocer.
W
ills b 1......
and tweat diva. petlsons call rig)? usywith a
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BEST THE. MARKET AFFORDS.
took the advantage of the market. but won’t take
Telephone Call l8-2.
one h
vs dollar
Lt the above price.
We are ‘
you the '
EYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
’1 scorn, seamen.
“at the People’of Our any are Doing
. W q and anyiml.
Home news on every page.
”The ladies of the 0. ill. C. will give a
sociable at Mechanic Street Hall on ilol-
lowe'en night. .
-‘—-Frr‘sh
DeMolt's.
The schooner George I] urat is discharg-
gaady unpacked today at
B. Ferris’ wharf.
Members of the Fourth regiment rifle
team will meet at Stamford this after-
noon for practice.
.Thefirst annual sociable of Division
No.1, A. 0. 11., will be held in Arlen
Ball, Madison street. Friday evening;
October 27. " ”
—Fresh caddy unpacked to-day at
pcbhtt‘s.
Arthur H. Snowden, formerly of South
Norwalk, died yesterday in Stratford,
aged ninety-two years. He once owned
what is known as the Snowden place on
:Ely avenue.
The annual meeting of the Ladies‘
Foreign Missionary Auxiliaries of Fair-
IIeld county will be held in the Second
Congregational church at Greenwich io-
morruw, beginning at 10:80 a. in.
Dr. N. A. Guilford. of Bridgeport.
whose advertisement appears elsewhere
In Till Sumatran. has removed from 338
Broad street to quarters almost opposite.
Ber address now is Bill Broad street.
-—hlill Pond oysters. People's Market.
Freight business along the wharves is
exceedingly light, there being but little
incoming or outgoing freight. The men
who make freight handling their busi-
ness are now in straightened circum-
stances.
President Clark of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford road has appointed
Dr. Russell T. Bishop. of Bridgeport, the
oilicinl surgeon of the road. This will
Insure prompt attention to those a ho re
quire immediate aid.
Only very few oyster boats are now to
be seen in Bridgeport harbor, when in
former years there were several hundred.
The storm the latter part of August de-
stroyed the animal bed near that city.
The dredgers are now at work in Strut
ford Seven years ago a storm destroy-
ed the Bridgeport bed to the same extent
I this year. ‘
~Plenly of fresh liuyler's candy at
lane's. _ .
The anilunlolectiou of officers of the
Chautauqua Union was held last night
at the home of the president. Rev. D. it.
Seward, D. D.. Falrileld avenue. and
resulted as follows: President. Dr. Sew-
ard: vice president. Mist") Geller: second
vice president, William J. Leland: re-
cording secretary. Miss Annie C. San
ford; corresponding secretary, E. H.
You; treasurer. Oscar II. Banks.
Captain of Police Coiegrovc last ever:-
ing found a srhail boy on the streets who
was anxious to get a place to sleep. The
«plain took him to police headquarters,
where the boy gave the name of John
Callahan. He said he walked from
Bridgeport and was on his way to Port
Chester. where be bad relatives. The
captain placed him In a coil and expec-
Rd to have his case investigated this
morning, but the boy had gone.
-I’ienty of delicious bread, at lanc’
m
8. C. Word has also employed sink-
'Nsw Canaan: Indications of gold. cop-
‘ ' I 3.; {1' it i ;{ firs rookie being gotten out loses if the Isle. lira. N. Ill. Peck; conductor. Clara
m ‘ East-"m." mineral-min paying quantities. Mr. Whittier; A. -. Howard Worden: I. 8.
7 m. , g 3"” “weed has had a quantity of are assayed. Charles Iowa; 0. 8.. Jonas Worden.
w 7 ,‘ ‘ fiiefi shown gold. Ila” flours ago They will be installed neat linuday
'5. :‘f ‘ silver was found in that part of the MEN \
Domain Morris. Adjutant-General E.
It. Bradley and Quartermaster-General
John P. narblsoa were at lilaallc Belor-
dsy with a view to purchasing land near
i
i1".’.
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' nut-e
4.. * “1w.
,- Agentdcaid ll Norwalk. girculars of
' M... World’s no love a?“ he «and
giving Winnie! the
state camp ground for a betgede rifle
.. itisaloralbsallkslyihualtrip
of land which lies to the amthvrest of
the military murmur will he purchas-
d. Thisstripof land Includes a long
seals admirably adapted to the purpose.
and was discovered by General Bradley
during the mammal.
- HTothosv who sash ion especial
information concerning the'all smiling
topicofvbltiag the greatest exhibition
theesrth has over seas. via. the great
World's hir. they shodld call at ones at
Pleistsd'e drug store, or apco Station
.n.
. filled. .
but and loweuprts we‘ll! reach-
' "Chicane. WWWMW
v" " memorandum the
Wallis».
1.; in.
of Knight street. died. yesterday.
It 8 o'clock.
lil's‘ illicit In the high ’ro‘eh below the
: freeware read. about two votive from
and
“MW”
asap... “we ..
Anlnfant daughter of Mary Watson.
The Ladies’ 'scelety of St. Paul's
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
Thomas Smith, of France strest,car-
rise his arm in a sling. having recently
dislocated his shodlder.
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--Don't fall to get one of those century
braces for 50a; hvery pair warranted.
Judd. so Wail drier. Norwaik. ,
J. w. Studwelij has kindly loaned a
piano to the Alpha Wheel club to be
used at the Julian Jordan company's
concert to night. }_ < p
‘ —_Fresh caudyiaapafied today‘st
Deflott’a.
W. L. Olsen‘s ‘orse Cast Off will start
in the running r ass at the Westchester
County fair in W‘ its Plains. tomorrow
and Friday. Rejwiil heridden by wri-
lisiu Petris.
Joseph w. uluulnmor. of Wilton,
(Yale '87. and a icrew man) married at
Dobbs Ferry, N.iY.. last week, Emma.
daughter of D.10gden Bradley. The
groom practices law in New York.
lilies Louise Sit. John, who was re—
ported seriously ill at her home on Elm
street. is out of1 town on a visit. The
bites St. John in... is ill lives in the
Cranberry Plains district.
—-Lamh chips the. People's Market.
issioner John 8. Soy-
ih. will read a paper be-
ad Tradenlak Congress
week opening October
Patent Comm
meat, of Norwu
fore lile Parent:
at Chicago in thc
Isl.
The thirtieth
Grand Lodge of
of Good Templ;
annual session of the
the Independent Order
us of Connecticut. will
he held in Hartlord, Tuesday and “fed
nesdsy, September 26 and 27. commeno
ing at 10a. m. Tuesday. The local lodges
will he represented by delegates
Residents of ibis enterprising section
of the town are. preparing for winter by
having the wands around their houses re-
laid; and rep ‘ired where necessary.
Many private :vsidencos are being re-
painted and several business blocks are
being touched up ‘
Constable Ii. i'l. lion-house wont down
to East Norwnlk this morning and an
rusted E. B. Nichols. n ho was drunk
and hanging aniunll the depot. Station
Agent llider feared that the man would
beatruck by a train and ordered his or-
rest. [In is now in the im-kupnwaiting
trial.
It is roplrtmiilhal the reason Edward
Brennan tried in make himself out a
minor by pleading us such in the case
pending against him for aliedged theft
of money fromi Daniel Hanlon'a saloon.
was that he hoped to put the plaintiff to
some trouble for having hire! a minor to
trad bar in his kaloon
L, _
--Iireaet of llirnh, lie. People’s Market.
i .. w.
A West avenue lady who was looking
out of a reariwindow of her dwelling
about l0:ii0 o'clock last night discovered
I couple of would-be thieves or incen~
diaries in the _‘gardeu and not very far
from the haunt. She promptly gavean
alarm. whereupon the fellows took to
their heels, ' ' a fence, ran acrossa
neighbor's yard and disappeared down a
side street. It might be well for others
to keeps watc-lful eye out for this pair.
At a meeting. of Concord Division. 8.
of T.. last night.ths following olllcera
were elected ior the ensuing year: W.
E. Ella WWII; W.~A.. ~Vusosat Olm-
stead. 3.31., flurry Richmond; A. It. 8..
ilertha Gunny; F. S , William A. Kel-
logg: tresvursll. William A. Pryor: chap»
The annual‘air of the Dsabury Agri-
cultural socie‘y will open at Danhury
Tuesday neat d will continue through
the week.
fair shall be i a best ever held. Tuesday.
which 01.000
for by some
the State. a Wednesday Governor
Ionic and use will be present.
resell hetero Coarse.
“If"!
The course
received so
towarraatt probability that they will
be given. Itpve than half of the requir-
ed number atheists have already been
basses“
’i
WW“!
nar- _uswms.
N large number of exhibits
arsexpsoted.+pecial attractions will be
provided. and1 it is intended that the
a prises will incompesed
a bicycle W3l’nlmcnt will be held,»
f the fastest wheclmsnin
of popular and instructive
lectures, of which mention was made in
a racial lure of this paper. has slnady
at promise of patronage
following collision have
order to be arranged by
Albert Buckingham has left the em-
ploy of the Norwalk Tramway coinpsny.
Miss Kate Thompson. of 14 Fort Point
street. is just recovering from a severe ill-
ness. Her mother and brother Robert
are seriously sick.
Saturday night Frank L’Bommedien
and a clerk in Hale’s drug store. both on
bicycles. collided on East avenue. The
shock threw both young men from their
machines. which were quite badly dam-
nsed- w-“_
A pretty wedding took place lhst even-
ing at the home of Robert J. Brown. the
contracting parties being his daughter.
Miss Flora F. Brown. and William N.
Allen. Rev. C. M. P088. Piltor of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
ofliciated, and about thirty relatives and
friends were present. The bridesmaid
was bliss Etta Kellogg, and the grooms
man Vincent Honue.ker.both of Nor-
waik. The bride received anumber of
pretty presents, and a collation was
served. Ilr. and Ira. Allen left fora
short wedding tour. and on their return
will reside at 35 Taylor avenue. South
Norwalk_.__._'
PERSONAL IBNTION.
var-graphs About Our and
Other People's Friends.
ll. 6. Judd, of Union Park, apentSun-
day in Norwich.
Editor A. R. Bylngton, of the (Janette,
has returned from Washington. D. C.
Frank Camp, of Meriden.spent3undsy
with Mr. andzlfrs. Jasper Pryor. of Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Helen Bolbrook, of Yonkers. N.
Y., spent yesterday with friendsin South
Norwaik.
Orrin I". Danton has gone to Buifalo
on°busiucsa for the firm of Both & Gold-
schmidt.
bliss Irene Saunders has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Homer Sammie. in
Ridge-field.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Weed and
Edward P. Weed arrived home from the
World's Fair this noon.
Miss Estelle Saunders. who has been
visiting her sister in Ridgefleld, re-
turned home Saturday.
hire A. Ii. McChesncy, of Wilton ave-
nue. has returned from a three weeke'
visit in Jersey City. N. J.
Postmaster George Schanb, of Harlem,
is the guest of his cousin. William
Senaub, of Washington street.
E. C. Stuart. of West avenue. re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks' virit
to Washington and the World‘s Fair.
’18. Vanderhorf and family. of East
avenue, are guests at the magniilcicnl
Chicago Beach Hotel. near the World's
Fair grounds.
Richard James. who has been employ-
ed in John Dreschur's barber shop the
past summer, left South Norwalk Satur-
day night for his home in Bermuda
bliss Fannie Ices. bliss Robins and
Hand Oldfield and Lena Howard left
Norwaik Sunday morningtoviait tin.
Homer Sammie. of Ridgefleld, where
they arrived in time to attend church.
They drove around Ridgeileld in the al-
ternoon. returning home at an early
hour that evening.
Pleasant
ROWATTON.
Hoard news on every page.
Walter Cullen has accepted a position
as clerk In Spencer Horton's grocery
store in Norwsik.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor so-
clely will hold a sociable tomorrow
night at the home of In John Crockett.
Rev. C. If. Pegg.psstor of the East
Avenue tlsthodlst Episcopal church.
preached in the Methodist church.
Dunday morning. and administered the
sacrament.
Rev. J. ii. Slater. pastor of the Metho-
dist church. reanmsd his studies at
Drew Theological Seminary. yesterday.
lie will return here every Thursday, re
mining over Sunday and conducting
the service-on those days.
lira. George lagrahsm received a leis-
grsm last Thursday night that bar has.
at bk hoarding place in Burlington. Vt.
and she left for that place at ones. a.
want there about a month ago and so—
cursd a position in a lock factory. lira.
Ingrshsvn had all her furniture ready to
ship and expected to more there
few do”; “MN
INA” tilYBlt.
tiles Clara Giles is ill at her home on
the Silver lllne road.
F. ii. lentils. of the Silver lilac riled.
spent holiday at Trinity Lake.
Irv. Homer Buttery led the Christian
‘5‘.
chapel, Sunday night.
While carving a design on a piece of
«summer.
'" items-areas.
hand was threatened with typhoid fever
Endeavor meeting in the Broad River
wood. Sunday morning. Ils- Naomi
night. nearly aarsredllle second linger
‘W
_ WINNIE
Belting
I Powder
”worlds "rill: visirous.
People From this Vicinity who [lave
Registered at tho iii-to Building.
NorwaIk—Rev. F. E. Robbins. E. C.
Stewart, [1. L. Olmstesd, Thomas K.
Noble. F. W. Decker. James D. Jen-
ning and wife. Nettie A. Ilubbeli, Cap-
tain P. Decker and wife. bliss Viola
Decker, bliss Elsie Decker, Samuel
Weed and wife. Edward P. Weed,
Charles E. Church. Ira Cole and wife,
Hrs. S. B. S. liiaseli. Sally S. llctts.
Charlotte Betta. C. B Daryean; East
NorwaIk—‘ldrs. ll. ill. Tate: South Nur-
waik-blrs. Joseph Cox. Miss ll. Pun‘
salt, Mary A. Taicott. J. C. Crowe and
wife.J W. Alllerton. Ii. Ii. Jennings,
bliss Amy J. Cox, C. S. Trowhridge and
wife. Leo Davis, Victor M. Ferris;
Bidgr‘fleld—N. L. RockWell. Jr, Dr.
Maurice Enright. Mrs. M. Enright. hire.
A. L. Butler; \Vrstport—blrs. (i. J.
UnderwoodnJ. L. Coley. Meriman E.
Coley, Henry W Coley: Darion~lierlha
C. Mather. Jeanie iloyt. diary K Sands;
Rmvayton—E H. Themes: Green‘s
Farms»Alfved J. Wakeman: Weston—
DeWitt C'. Bradley; New Cnnnan— L
A.Blisool and wife. Miss hi. E. Ray
mend; Redding~hiichacl Flood; Bedding
Ridge—Mrs. J. A. S. Bun: Greenfield
Hill—John ii. Bradley.
‘IN PLEABUIIB'S PATHWAY.
Coming Ivovlls of Interest to the Play
not“ People of Norwaii.
The names of Gallagher and West,
comedians. drew an immense audience
to the Lyceum Theatre last evening. It
is the first tune that this popular vaude
ville team has aspired to the legitimate.
the vehicle being an amusing farce
comedy entitled "The Colonel and I"
They should feel elated over their suc.
cess. and the author. Frank llumont.
could not have placed his comedy In bet
ter hands. By the way. Dumout is get-
ting fn be quite an author —Buifalo Ba
quiver.
”The Carbon! and I" will be presented
at Music Hall. Thursday night. '
llllmore is gone, (Tappa is gone. Em-
erson dead. and in fact the past year has
been remarkable for the taking off of
many noted musicians. But now and
then is introduced to the musical world
a any name. The latest aspirant for
honors as cornetlst is E. A. Couturier.
lie has been associated with Mr. Jordan
during the past season. at the close of
which he accepted an offer as solo cor
artist of Gll'uore's Twenty-wound Ilegi
merit liami. and made the Spring tour
with the band. Mr. Jordan succeeded,
however. in persumiing him to again be
some a member of his company. and
Mr. Couturier will he heard at all the con-
certs of this company. which will ap-
pear at tho Norwaik Oprra. House to-
night unlIl-r the nuspit‘r's and for the
benefit of the Alpha Wheel club
IlAlilliN.
Charles Koch-r is seriously Bii‘lt with
rheumatism.
(late tender Sargent is entertaining his
sister from New listen.
Waiter Smalley. a cl. rk in Iiairs liroth-
ers' meat market. not his left hand rev. re-
ly Saturday nighzwith Marge butcher
knife.
The stationary engine. domicile. run.
which were brought here some u'wks
ago. with: the expectation that they
would he l ed on the Main street was
lag. were in en in Northampton. Mass.
yesterday. where the contractors have a
large Jill). ‘
After reaching a depth of thirty r'h’t‘t'll
feet In drilling the urwsinn well at llny
Island. Isl; water was struck a» d the
work was abandonml. It is p: babie-
that a well will be dog on the m- inland
and a line of pipe run to the island.
through w‘hlch fresh water will ho sup-
piled.
A party of men engaged in uniting a
for their adventure.
_ the Town flail tonight and m». Demo
erotic caucus tomorrow nigh.
more interest is manifested in lileeom
lag election than at any time i. fore in
many years
election next “and y the annual mvtl
matters to be brought up will be a r .....
releatrnsn’r salary from “00 to ”no. and
all equal division of the balance i . if"!
of ”I! heard.
well at Crest Island. went out sailing in
“Justice Ernst Koch's boat. lust Satur-
day. and willie in the skid, coming
toward shore. two of the men. while
fooiiuv. sunk the boat in about three
feet of water. They scrambled ashore
and billed the bnatout. none lflu worse
The Republican. caucus will M- held .in
Both
parties have an unusual array of pros»
pectin candidates to select If .m. and
in connection Willi the
meeting will be held. Among .lwr
lotion ceiling for the reduction of ll» met
The
sum Bi HER Husalilii
Horrible Death of a Woman In
Perth Alzzlioy.
Elli
JACK THE RIPPBR WAS ULATED.
A Frail “'Ifa Literally Torn ta flares by I
Brutal and “only linsbnnah Jealous Ite-
enuse n Neighbor Air-Med filer In Chop-
ping Wooll.
PnnTu Amour. N. .i.. 5'. pt. :"-.~.lnok the
Ripper’s horrible in x'. \l'llei successfully
emulated here i lx'l l'r} n night. A Wom-
an was the \ll‘lilll. .‘li. ‘.. _..; l"nl.o_v, who
committed the crime. is u p -'.‘»-l~ifill"rnan.
'whilo his Wife. who was blur-irrnii, was
frail and sickly. weighing loss than 00
pounds.
Mrs. Fulley was chopping \lmxi in her
yard on Washingnm six-c -i. “lo n :l neigh-
bor. who took cmnpnw‘mn on ill-r “mi. con
diilon. offered his Battier-i, .‘lil'n i-‘ahcy.
hand..nt iirsl. refuel-ll the proli- la.‘ hi.
the neighbor ill~i~foii upon will. i...
work.
[poo Policy's return from “Uri. that
the usighlmr had done. Volley immediate
Infidelity and llll‘i'flll'lllil her.
several saloons and drank freely.
down. lin- wife. who “as in great fear
and then retired.
\t'nrk of n Demon.
pounced upon her with his bare hands
v
creature in a brutal. sickening manner
The woman's sin-irks alarmed the neigh
born, and upon their npproneh Fnhey fled.
Ilr. Brace was summoned. and upon ex
turn. The Wmmlll, after telling some o
the (febrile of the crime. lapsed into uncon
sclousness. in which \illii‘ she remained no
of her suffering by ili'iill‘i.
he admitted his guilt.
Brunswick. and so quietiyliili the This
of tho Cf‘ilill‘ until Saturday night.
from the n ruth of Iltl‘ "nary l-itwcns.
Chili‘lli reputation.
trialled her iii an iilliuniiln ulnnuer.
coroner‘s jury will meet today.
Th
The Future of lllt' \h-‘l lulllos.
At! a lli‘lil fur (‘ill"lil.
penile and more prlriin:
sl‘illl'l'fi lilo V‘v'l pl lli‘li. :I.l
no i. iml. (in tiw
llllllil
.
.. lli‘ l’l‘i‘l Jill
('lilllulc. ill llll' iw\‘.l:lll!‘.'-
easily accomplish sewn hours lldny 0
hard labor.
project of thonnturoindicated. In ih
side.
I302. the colored 1.7!“. lf'inl the bias-
than a century. and hay.» l:«'~ li nthrlvin
tution.
to themselves the people might rapllll
Brassey in Fortnightly Review.
Rallies-t Quite Exhausted.
upon her business.
italics over thepurcbass.
hmmflasdsimhhdeslh
knowing the. ji’lllull‘iilisi notion of h l‘ hue.
' but
woodmmlslu- finnlly ulln sodium in oini‘ne
evening Mrs. bailey informed him of what
ly become angry and accused his wife of
After eating his hupyl-r Fain-y visited
lie re
turned to his home about ll o'clock and lay
waited until she Hippos-ad he was asleep
S‘ho no sooner martial the bed than he
tearing and lnutilniillg the poor, helpless
aminntion discovered that. she was badly
til Sunday morning. when she was relievbd
Fuhcy wandered about the streets during
Friday night regardless of the police. and
was not arrested until l‘ilief llurke was
made aware of the facts Saturday morning.
lie was taken lOilll' x‘t‘l'nnler'h oilioe. where
lie was immediate-
ly hustled off to the county jail ill New
work that the general public did not learn
”ml
Falloy been in the city when liie flu-ts he
cami- known nothing could have saved him
The couple had lh‘l'll llmrririi ilw years.
and Mrs. Falilvy hull nix-.nypl borne an ex:
l-‘zliu-y hall uniformly
by Huro-
’ll" ivy British
3 iiiwst sluposnf the
Blue lilulllliliiili of Jamaica 3 limited
arm ulziy 1“i‘l"[':1 lo found where n
north-Tu raw h... it «1.ij .1 suitable
llt'ilf' the sea
the width umn mulli lzol iil'o illltl work.
In the highlands of ll!" interior. work-
ing in illonlorninl: and l \‘i‘iiing. he could
Jillllfiii‘fllsl an island in which the ex-
periment of colonization for our surplus
population might safely lu- tried on a
small t‘i'lilf’. 'l'lm promoters of the rail-
way lIUW being constructed. partially on
lllOlliflll gl'itlllft‘lll‘llll'. would probably
be glad to oil-operate ill carrying out a
Cayman iflli‘llilil, “illl 4.3;": inhobiillntn.
two populations lli’i'ltl be si-i-usiilu by
The white popuielitm numbers
992. The whites have in» u willed more
and vigorous people. it is it" important
fact to notice flint a mixed ol‘colorcd
race cannot perpetuall- litii‘lf. The chil-
dren are wanting in alumina and consti-
Tuklngailromi i'ii'\‘.‘. till-Lao lovelyis— ‘
lands lire only suited to u tropical race
such all the nogroos. and for time they
may be made an earthly paradise. Left
degenerate. Undel- British rule we may,
in a not distant future, mnilllmltiy hope
to see the black Impulntloll of our West
India islands living in proswroua cir-
cumrtanoes. with all the markets of the
world open to their useful products,
good customers to the British manufac-
turer. bound to the British empire by the
strongest ties of gratitude. and raised to
a condition of enlightenment and civill-
zatiim only as yet minimal bya few men
who have been greatly filVlYI‘liil.‘.LtOfll
They are two very clever newspaper
women. and one leisure day they went
together to buy a rubber macklntoah for
one of them. which was necessitated by
the exposure in rainy weather consequent
New, nmclriutcshes are rather high
priced. and there was a good deal of hes-
The law should be instantly
So that HON EST b
And the public be forced to
E. J. WADHAM
PEOPLE'S llIlKET.
13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk.
How some man we never had thought of
Home feliovrfrom Wselport. they any.
_ FREE DELIVERY.
. u up mi
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on. nvnmn sauna. vellum-we mm": mm H. ., . u. 1.. . . . camanweeawwm
‘ j . . Lg , , . lg ”A" a. lil sunning Power.-——Latcst U. S. Gov t Report. . Wkatniaksayon ook green. glue: and sour.
pains-sown. Idltnra'nd Wall. * A than warrior. Items am- (A, as» and can. .ar the ling In a,» , ’.' ' - a den M “"1; ’33,"?
.» T , . . u ' l' ‘Id “1 ”fl. ‘ . , Iorwalk. ' i" 'I ”it s The news.
"MP1 ”if "that? l. ”.603 Hmonthl ll" ‘ 'I' ovr Ill ofour Eons vniacarr e ;
: lmonth. iiiloonls: ”it coolesJ conta Home news on s or! me. .Home news on every page. fig; :3: £319: ”fiafifaggg dildlliim‘
Gave bonds for that rascally butcher.
And now ever: thing travels his way.
chaulled.
ntchars might live.
Pay as.
Our prices. and take what we give.
S. Proprietor.
PEOPLE’8 MARKET
2! Wall st.. Norwulk
Telephonecall.52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone call. 57-3.
to which the attention of
Eli. llc
Among the incide
that stand out in bold relishes 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 of croup.
and in turn administers it to her own
oflspring and always With tie best .‘9‘
suits. For sale by G. Stillson. Drugglst.
25 Cents Will Buy a Wife
or mothers bottle of Dr. Hand‘s Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill, of Fairdsio, N. Y.. says: “ Dr.
Band's Colic Cure is far in advance of
any remedy of the kind I ever used. It
will quiet baby when sheis screaming
with pain.” Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby is cross and frstful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggiste. 25 cents.
t
M... A Coed-Thing to Keep at "and.
- From the Troy (Kansas) Chief.
Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera mnr
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually preceeu that all-
ment. such as sickness at the stomach.
diarrhea. etc. we become scary. We
have found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and [harrhoea Remedy the very thing in
straighten one out in such cases. and Ill
ways kee it. about. We are not writ-
ing this or a pay testimonial. but to let
our readers know what is a good thing
to keep handy in the house. For sale by
(i. (I. Stiiison, Druggist.
3i 1; New York millionaire gives a (lin-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. mating
$700.00. which gives iii pen is dyspepsia
and these pen is spend 31. 56.00 in doc
hirs’ bills andJ finnllv have to pay $5.0”
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita :f
the dinner should not be girl-n, tun-~-
heing 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at l’laisted‘s drug dilll‘l‘, o her
you may have the problem solved :i'i~'
set information about i‘ lcbll" lilo ii‘llrw
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SNC NDEN.‘ At his late residence. Stralford.
Conn" passed into eternal life. _Arihur
Hen Snowden. formerly of New \ork. in
his epr. WFIlen a are invited to
attend lilo funeral from Christ church.
Stratford. on Wednesday. Sept. 27. 3 p. m.
Carriages will be in waiting at the depot in
Stratfurd. Omit flowers.
MichiidrenICryfor
Pitcher’s Castorla.
I
When [lolly was sick. we gave her f‘avmria.
When she was a Child, aha cried for (hectorla.
When she became illim. who clung to (buttons.
When she had Children, she gave them Commie.
If
3,! fl: '
Children Ctr
Pltciloy’e Costello.
‘ Chi" urcn Gil *‘
vise hcr’s Caster-la.
Psail‘s World's Fair Tours.
.17 00. CIGAO, ISIMIO.
Cost railroad round trip. Actually mid
superlatlvsly the heel. and lowest/r. 1-7. l’Ei 'K.
(has. uncut. Shortest. most directand popu-
lar ofGrsnd Routes to the Fair. via. DELA—
WARE. LAOKAWANNA if: Wm'l'iclih' it
It. Solid vestibule trains. Connecting with
tho EIGHT GREAT ROUI'ES.-~(lliimu'l it
Grand Trunk. chlligan Central. balm Himra
a Michigan Miners. Chicago a Eris. Nickel
l'istaaad Wabash it. it. Also on the reillln
Baltimore a Ohio. and Penn. it. it.
OIL”. assoc to .31.” to $35.00.
Includes the to ms for one week at excellent
hotels with it. it. fare. Htovs at Niagara. lie-
trott. Clevelandmiltilburlr. Washington. flaili-
~tlrnore.&o.. to. Call at once for circulars of
full Information and tickets at.
ll. ll. Plaisled’s. mugglst.
or circulars of
D. Gould. station Agent. Norwalk.
sum
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a“ up “him.” no... I'lve fill- ”, kiln . m of w to ill “per day for their renters Tim .400 “Woulrilt pulllnthessanlr'
a ” Ia Tea endows» or «any. muslin-moment gmxr‘m“gmlzfim “dim?” Girls and Young La dies
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JACKSON-’37 7 I
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
Billlllli, PASTELLE. WATER CDLlili IND SEPIA.
those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited c
l. lrtistlc line of Photographs, Especiail Studies mm child-life
constantly on Erhi ition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
lsull. “monsoon. 53 on 31.. uolwull
Taylor si‘ Golden.
Real Estate andinsurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookin' forslot. or house and lot.
Willi the view 0 lulrrhnsinpmis int-lied to
call and examine our list. “a have them for
sale in every part of the city at masonabls
prices and on Pas-v terms. lanai tf
\l‘AN'l‘lill. -
‘1 1..'1u'x1'o.\'§m.§ln like dressmakln lo
. P dost home or will go out by the ay.
cutting. lining and remodeling done. Orchard
street. miner of West nvenue. Norwalk. saw
I RESSRIAKING by the day. Terms. no.
hngaumenlg rmule by postal care. rs.
Sduriinvz. Smith Nor-walk. Cunn.. Box 3 3.
' sriiam
CARDHRS and table boarders. :1) North
Main street; South Norn'nlk. srlil lw
“' " no LET."
WI) nicelv furnished rooms withjeat and
use of bath. Apply lb! No. ll) Hauford
Place. South Noru‘aik. or” iw
H"
Noni) rolimilc men ioengage in the insur-
anm-husiuv»: liberal minmission. Ad-
ilrt‘r‘S.thlilt,‘s W. liiuéio. Washington Del-0t.
eriSt
Conn.
V0 ‘Jl South Main street. ti rooms, station-
i cry range and Wlhll tubs. hot and cold
\Hllur. l’ll'hci“. elci‘iiiur. K‘ii'u rum ’it‘i: also pm
of bun-u Henry street. 5 rooms. and part!!!
non-r lld)’ fifrr’ul. i, ii at aroomsaadesired.
kwood
Wilt
RUIUTT house and burn ion til; hill.
Apply in E. A. Woodward.
Rent lmr. Apply 1') W. \‘oungs. at Lee
)luuufm‘ ‘ urilll: company.
All}?! arllug‘n‘luuih‘ .‘lain street: basement
um rr ii .. e .\- ’umsim'li'a grocery. Ap-
ply to .i. l. Dibble. nl Ftl‘i 15' coal ofllcs srlill
HE . top floor In the Insurance
building. now m‘itilplrfll by Butler Lodge.
l. 0.0. h‘. For particulars inquire of It. 8
Brown. at his slim} on Smith Main street. or
George I". Bearuu (,‘ity National Bank. not!
lllli's‘i-Z llenry street. East Norwaik;l
house-.23 [My sirez-lzi house. i Tolles at:
I house. Ely Non-k street; purl. of honorad
Tolliu street. loner floor; 1 suit of rooms. ii
Tynes ever-t. no stairs. Inquire of John H.
hmipp. N'.’ West street aufl if
Flili'l‘ iliml‘ owl Theodore Olsen's shoe store.
Suitable :or mildllory. dressmaking. tal-
ioiluzmr uny other liulll business. Iflnlro.
‘ tf
Uiil \ 'rii Cigar (‘o,~ zilliVusllingtnn at.
‘ Afi‘l' hllil' of double lulllrlt: on Monroe street.
J Enquire of it. H. Rowan. Jyllt tf
'alAm buildinguil Wills} Solar—s l to
b E. i'.A Knapp. Vigil
s‘rrlr smut. A
vsu'anns m...- .5: Dock prowrl‘yjt
slimy.
J liuwil) ton lilqilli‘.‘ of George
llliillll, itou nylon. t‘ollu.
[Entertainments
iliiiiWIlii opinions.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Tuesday. Sept. 26.
Tilt:
Julian Jordan Concert (:0.
Will piw um- i f vlwlr lennwl entertainments
umlor the hilhlllt'v‘h oi‘ the ALPHA "Hill.
cum. The com lolly .int'ludes JULIA
.loun.w. the or Til ren.wr.od composer:
A.ifiil‘l‘liltlt;li. mrnel. virtuoso. late with
iiiimnre‘dmnd;MlsHliliMflfi RUSSOAVITT.
lim popular young soprano: MASTER VIII-
'ml liA l'lil'l‘u.Ihuwanilrrlulboyvloll lat;
{\IIHH HAMILLI“. Milli”) fliel‘lmrlnilw II -
lllll f‘itfll rallo: mill MISS bill!!!) I}. MA 30 .
iiia inn-med i'lltlllsl.
Admission. its. to All Parts
oi the House.
Quart. t‘ ‘Ii on .‘i i'iuluru. Sorwalk.
arm Iw
Music Hall.
0!!!) IIOIT (HOLY.
llulsday Evening. September 28
A LAUUIIINIDHENHATION.
MUNARCIIH OI‘ COMEDY.
tllllililiil lilil Will.
and their mm own company of
Comedians. Singers
and Duncan.
in the up to little laugh.
”THE COLONEL MID
by. Frank Illlmoni.
SEE l’l‘l NICE [I‘ll ”I” I‘ll”
The sum-ass of llli‘ marlin. Prim-s iii to and
The. ‘I li'kklnllll sale at I'lnl-teii’n “‘“lhn
“it
Danbury Fair
October I to 1. ’0'.
DAILY EXVHMOK Tull.»
annular. Am
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