g
ENVELOPES. 60c.
Willi) at 250
“ "Wilts a Bargain.
W31 ALSO HAVE A COM-
PLlilTE LINE or
and Decorating.
‘Y £9mpctent Men.
t‘xi "
can be 4found at
Will EVENING ‘SENTIN EL
JAKE GOLDlllJilltcsssdPrcpi-istor
“Eryn-l Emails?“ M; Smooth-
hiss
miss. I cents
all“stir-nitrite arr-as» in ram:m
Mill 3 Hall” Tide! loving?
flew York "433;:lwe‘vusst. :
The weatbsrto-dsy Marianna) be generally
clear. with slight temperature changes. possi-
bly followed by cloudiness and by rain at
night. To-morrow it promises to be from M
ly cloudy to cloudy and cooler. with rain.
scorn activists.
What the I’aopla‘wf Dustbin are lining
and lulu.
—Fresh pork title, at Bayes' market.
Home news on every mpags.
-Cycle bells snd whistles hear ’em a
mile. Randall & Hoyt.
I. F. Walsh's case comes up in Bridge
port today
-—The Senator will please you.
Colonel and Mrs. Leslie Smith will
start on Thursday for the World’s, Fair.
~Prssh ham the. at fhycs' market.
~Fall Opening at Miss Fitch's Millin-
cry Rooms, 64 Wall st., Norwalk, Oct 5.
The sixth antral hull of the East Nor-
Walk Fife and Drum Corps will be held
inflermsnia Hall. Monday night, Octo
her 23.
—)iill Pond oysters.“ People's Market.
IIII. Dexter W. Merry, of Edgecomh,
110.. ll flanking a vbit with her son,
Lawrence W. Smelledge. of Woodward
avenue.
The Board of Councilmen met last
night, but as there was not aquorum
present an adjournment was taken until
(tr-night, at 7:80 o'clock.
-—th pork léic, at Hayes' market
lire. Edward E. Kelley, of West ave
true, and her sistervin-law from Provr
dance. have gore to visit friends in Chi
cargo and will take in the World's Fair.
—8ausatre 12inch“. at fiaycn' market
Mrs. Jane A. Waters is expected home
from California, to-dny, where she has
been spending a year with relating. Shi-
will make her home with her son,(leorge
F. Waters. -1”-.. ‘
--Cycle lanterns. big stock. low prices.
Randall e Hoyt.
«Fall opening at bliss Fitch's Killin-
Ary Rooms, 64 Wall st., Norwalk. Oct. 5
There will be u reception at the Baptist
church tonight in honor of the Rev. and
Ira. R. O. Sherwood. The members oi
the church and congregation are all in
vited to attend. - ~
——0ctobsr Cotmopolitan at Flynn's
news stand.
The regular business meeting of the
Union Gospel Temperance Reform Asst»
cistion' will be held tonight, in their
ball on the bridge. All the member:-
are requested to be present.
-Stluaage 12) cents. at Hayes‘ market.
1'. it. Smithhas secured the right tosell
Bordens condensed milk. Eagle brand, in
this and adjoining towns. rind is now
ready to take orders for delivery to suit
customers. See his advertisement.
fresh ham sud sausage. 120. at the
People a market. opposite llayes‘.
A church aoolsl will be held in the par-
lors oi the Swath Norwaik Congregational
church tonight. Codes and cake will he
served free of charge. and all members
of the church and congregation are in-
vited to bsprassnt.
--'I'he largest line of be candirsin
town.“ lanes.
Little liswsDora and Verena Halos.
twin daughters of Professor and litre
Albert Heine. celebrated the tenth suni
verssry of their birth. yesterday. at
their horns, 5t Bayview avenue. A
merry party of youtbe ladies were
present. and they had a roast. delightful
time. Music was rendered. tractor were
played and a collation visas-well. Those
present were label Hamilton. Edna
Baker. usa‘lllchards. Emily Randall.
Annie Dsyssnrotk. libel sister. Bra
Barristtlsn Jarsr.i.oltls Woodward.
listens Ilscbtigflwliaa Watkins and
Howard use; )1
W .
«fresh ham the.» Rand market.
Agootlly number of prbpls attended
tbs religious services at the Keeley
institute. Sunday afternoon. Rsv.
ii. I. Eastman-mat and help
fat isforrasl tahi'tln 0m purity.
and lil- coin. «is int-sail to with
rapt attention Tmtiloaies wars
slaves by cognates and precast
members of the institute and lasagna.
Mislbstbsms mm links
.()”755
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t
so. Norwalk.
——Bs sore and see The Senator.
Howard Zelufl. obeestnutatrest. is at
the World's Fair
.,... v. -. .....
Colleetorelect E. I. Grow bad a box
of fine Havana cigars for his friends at
Trowbridge' s dgar store this morning.
Glover s Amwlssu band will give a
concert to morrow night at the corner of
North thin and Ann “rests. opposite
Sturtevant’s Bargain Helios.
NORWALI NEW“.
A Drowsy Bum 0' I“. M the
Unwind-Plus.
Home news on every page.
—bfaks your ontiltareilaction of fash-
ion by selecting your new fall arms from
the stock at the Boston Store. Norwalk.
The Sons of St. George will initiate
three new candidates to-night.
—-Iamb chops the. People's Market.
-—-Fall Opening at Miss Fitch's Millin-
crv Rooms. 54 Wall st. Norwalk. Oct. 5.
George H. Quintard started for the
World‘s Fair yesterday morning.
~8pecisl bargains in wooleh under-
wear. at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
A son was born yesterday to Ifr. and
Mrs. George Morison. of Union avenue.
—Plenty of fresh Buyler's (sandy at
[lane’s
The Court of Harnesses met last even-
ing and immediately adjourned until to
night
—Thd‘ Senator—Saturday night. Opera
House.
-Foll opening tit Miss Fitch's Millin-
ery Rooms, 0-1 Wall st., Norwalk. Oct. 5.
The Bunion-Brennan case was adjourn-
ed this morning until Friday afternoon
ill. 3 II clock. __.~...-
May or elect E O. Keeler cast the tint
ballot' in the city election yesterday and
Elias Gusowski the last.
—.3iiss Agnes Fitch invites the inspec-
tionof her pattern hats and bonus on
l'hursday. October 5.
The flag on the Norwnllt Horse Rail»
road depot flies to- day in honor of the
Republican victory.
«Plenty of delicious bread. at liars!
Mr. and lira. J. P. Tresdwell and son
John leave town Friday for the World's
Fair.
A large number of Norwalk wheeimen
are at the Danbury Fri-r today. The
Alpha Wheel club rode up in it body.
-—Mis.-r liillio James with The Senator.
The Norwnlk shirt factory started up
yesterday, the cutters working four
days a week and the other employee of
the factory on full time.
President Nicholas Martin will repre-
sent the Cigar Ifskera' Union at the con-
vention of the State Federation of Labor
in Moriden.0ctobsr10.
~‘l'he only sll silk suspender in town
for 50c. atJudd' .wWaIl'strcet,Norwalk.
—-l’~‘ali opening at Miss Fitch's Millin-
ery Booms “Walt“. Norwalk. 003.5.
itev. B. T. Cooper doll wife, of New
Huron. spout yesterday at the residence
of Alfred Plhtt, and this morning left
trrwu for rt sojourn at the World's Fair.
«Rehdthtr We said of the Norwalk
803“)“ store. in this paper.
ClifHOI'iI Division, No. 2. Sonsof Tern
persnce. met in their hall last evening.
0.0. W. P. Hubbell and G. C. Sister
Warner handed the recently elected
officers.
~uany surprising values await you
during the tilt: sale at the Baton store,
Norwalk.
Hlssliillio Julianna-ima- in "run
Senator" at the Opera House. Saturday
evening of this week. is the dughter of
Louis James, the famous "sadism-ad
a gruiaate of lies Baird’s school. Now
walk. This ought to excite more lhsn
ordinary interest in the areal production
promle in "The Santa.”
.“W
-15.. not as. the its sale at tit. not-
too story. Norwalk.
um... “l
refineries of liquor. and R. F. Athnis
William Talley. who was under the
-1 “scum hlli‘l‘hliclfi.
Find IT and 0.»!- and last to Jail for
'flllsu Bars
Willis 8. Rogers. who was arrested in ’
Bridgeport Bundsy alibi. for driving one 4 "
of Liveryrnsn ilolntsns' horses out of “‘
jurisdiction, was brought before Justice a
Blward Barret yesterday afternoon, and
presets guilty lotheohargl. sunset 1'
was deferred with this morning, when
the justice fined him 07 andeosissnd f
committed him to the county jail for iii-
teen days.
Rogers was employed 'by Hither I
Ifsndt. proprietors of the United States
nurseries in New York city. Thessaior
member of the firm istrnm R. Pitcher.
president of the United States Mutual
Accident association. -
Ifsnda on January 1 for forgery. Es ob-
tained a lot of blank checks on the
Tmlesmen’s National Bank. stamped
them with thsnnrssry's private mark.
and soon the firm had a number of
bogus checks pnsentsd against them.
They put a private detective on Rogers’
trail, but were unable to capture him.
While be was in Pitcbsrtlauda's
employ, Rogers procured clothing from
Arnheirn. the tailor. and gave him
forged checks in payment. The firm
teamed that he had previously been em-
ployed by A. T. Delaman, a printer. ht
170 Fulton street He also lost his posi-
tion there for forgery. He had been utt-
gsged to take pictures at lower shows,
[its hill: of expense came in promptly,
but severally pictures.
Afterssrvlng his nuance in Bridge
porijsri,thc nursery people will prob-
ably take him to New York for trial. He
isnlso wanted in Ieriden. New Haven
and Waterbury for forgery.
IN rumours rarnwu.
Owl-lag Invite at Interest to the Play-
4. (tall: '04”- of lavwmll.
The ‘ Sunday Telegram. of Portland.
II.. speaking of the presentation of "The
Senator" to that city. says:
Everything went with the same dash
and s rat 3." at the previous
lion. {and it was s "mums:
one of the best performances we have
hml lie-r9 this season Th. oompa-y won
6- -rcellent throughout. and so evenly bal-
ancod that it would be very diillcuit to
single any one for particular motion.
This same company will appear in
“The Senator" at the Norwaik Opera
House, next Saturday night.
Donnelly and Girard. who will present
the Rainmakers at Music Hall. Friday
night. have scored a ligencou where
ever they hove appeared, playing to
crowded hotness. The Brooklyn Chroni-
cle speaks is follows of their performance
at the Bedforvl Avenue Theatre:
Superintendent liymes with all his
stat! of trained detectives. «told not have
found any clue to a in the piece.
and a blind man cool have seen the
jokes. There were three pots. each more
absurd and funnier than the other. and
all tilled with brilliant situations for the
introduction of specialties.
Blllllill’ lelAllllN'N SUCCESSOB.
i tar of New llnvass Olargyua I.-
c "I gaming the Detection.
The Roman Catholic clergyman
throughout the diocese have recently re-
ceived a circular, dated at New Haven
and signed by twenty-live clergyman in
that vicinity. asking each one todeaig
nato three diocesan prints who in his
opinion would be qualified to fill the
bishop’s chair. The alleged objects! the
circular is to ward on the pomlbility of a
selection being made by the Pope outside
the diocese. The three namesseicted by
the court oil and immovable pssuws some
weeks ago were the Rev. N. Tierney,“
New Britain. and the Rev. 1'. W. Brod-
erick and the Rev. William A. Barty. of
Hartford. The bishops of themhdicosse
met in Boston this week and selected
three names. and these six samesbavs
been forwarded to Rome.
The signers guarantee an honest count
and. while sflrming that the circular is
no protest, no petition nor electioneeriug
scheme. and is sent out with all defer-
ence to authority. the whole object is to”
obtain a fair expre-Iorr of the tenth
merits of‘ the majority of the priests of
the Hartford diocese in the choice of a
successor to Bishop Holshun. The fact
that the time names already sslectd are
from Hartford Ind vicinity. while the
circular is signed by priests of New
Haven and vicinity. may have some sig-
uiilcance.
. As Imulnvwfmnanmlsas.
lion. B. 0. Keefer sent the following
telegram to Iorilmer H.150 the mayor-
elaat of South Roswell. Interesting, an
soon ssihe result of the city election
had been verified:
To”. U. law-aymofthscuy
of Norwalk ea
’iarnn
During the latter part of last year '
Rogers was. discharged by Pitcher & -
WNW in a pohltal rim themayorelec‘tofths
in Butberland's cigar store on Wall
Pbmet. Inst evening. Tuhsy. it lssialursd.
instilled Adams. The out moment
Tobey received a aliasing whack in the
jam. Recalled in oilssr Rewards-d
had Adams arrestwi. The W sa- walk.
cured hondsaud lbs sass was adjourned
until nest ttonday morning as Io’clnek.
Olgdhtb‘flof4
walk. Olasua.
The followlas reply was recsivsd: ‘
E. O. Ruler. Oily kmfl'bul'
mayor-elector ofsosth
mm Gui nit-Ila-
t nd offers bk
“It'll. mayor-slant
Ititwsaketrs new MW hour.
WWII SLIlI Bl Viillllii
lira Fitzgerald Shot and Killed
Mrs. Pearssll.
muruvmroamvxcmr.
The MWw-aa Was a Relies-ads W“.
and Ilnllayer lsallsmatlmav
loll-Iglflll-J-snaaly Jealous d In
Inuit-Gan Horas" ll, Hike Polka
New You. Oct. 8.~—Mrs. John Flagst-
Mthewlhofahwyerandasisterof fri—
spsntorof Pollcs KcLaughlin. whilscrassd
with tealousy. shot and killed Mrs Carrie
Psarssll. the wife of a policeman. yester-
day sfiwrnrlus.
The killing was carefully premeditatsd
hssauss lira Fltsgersid lurk-dirt a brill for
an hour or more waiting for Na. Pearsali
to c‘orns borne. Mrs. li'ltsgerald is the wife
of lunar J. J. Fitagsrsid, an examiner in
the silica of Corporation Counsel Clark.
The Pitageriilds live in nicely furnished
apartments at filOEigbtb avenue and have
four webiflran They have lived there time
,The Par-Ills lived at 515 Boat Eighty-
sixth strict, so! their quarters are for-
nlahcd in better style than persons with
much larger incomes than Pesrssll enjoys.
They have been married to years and have
onechild Mrs. Pear-all was a handsome.
showy woman with an unusually fine fig—
At taco o 'clock yesterday Mrs. Fitzger—
ald put on her hat and coat and told her
eldest son that she was going down town
and would return about 6 o'clock. liar
manner was cool. and she kissed her chil-
dren before departing.
After buying a revolver and a small hand-
bag to carry it in. she went to 515 East
Eighty-sixth street. andlenrning that Mrs.
Pear-ll was not at home. left Mrs Kalkar
W. who had given her the information
Irv-I pvwrnvrlul rn Inspires hours. Kristina.
flier coming down stairs. Mrs Fitzgerald
stepped to wait for the return or her \up
wand rival.
[say I- Ar-tstlals In Her Victim.
It was about 3 o'clock when she left Mrs
Klikahoif “he lay ambushed in the bail.
near the foot of the stairs for about l1;
hours. At can unlock Mrs Pearson en-
tared the front door and advanced up the
hall. Hrs. Fitzpatrick faced her and quick-
ly fired four shots three of which missed
their mark. but one struck Mn Pearson
In the left side of the neck. severed the
jugular vein and passod dovvn into the body.
Nil Pelmll seemed to have been shrink-
lag when the downward shot hit her.
Mrs. Kalkahoff. hearing the shots. looked
down from the third floor and shouted,
“Stop that shooting. down there!" She sup-
posed the shots had been fired by boys.
Mrs. Perrmll sunk on the floor. while her
life blood spurred agath the wall.
Mrs. Fitrgemld coolly replaced the revel»
var tinder her coat. and lawn“ lite house
went directly to the High y—eig'utit strut.
notion. Sergeant Deans was lit the desk.
She poked the revolver almost Into his
lie said ' For heaven's sake put
that pistol down'“ She laid iton the desk,
uclsiming. [did it. I did it, butl did it
in self defenset"
In. rung-tall! Wildly netted.
Dean then called two policemen. who
ctugbt rind held her. She was wildly ex—
cited. They took her into Captain Pick-
stt'sroom. She was too excited to talk
but Pickett learned from her rambling
sentences that she had shot some one at
bid East Eighty eighth street. Pickett
sent Detectives Farley and Bonner to the
place. They found Mrs. Pearssil still lying
In tbsball. surrounded by about 50pr
At that moment Peal-sail entered. and
Farley asked him. "Do you know this
warrant" it was dark and Peansli could
not sea distinctly. so he said,‘ 'No i do not
know her. " Then he stopped, and may
ailing her face dress exclaimed ”My God!
It‘s my wife!" she was still alive lie
clas 'her in Mammandshedlsd amin-
It.
Deputy Coroner 0’ Rare gave a permit to
bury the body. Iitsgerald came home
about dusk sndwas worried toilnrl that his
wifswas not there. for she scarcely ever
[outfitted out after nightfall. Presently
Dr. Baviland. wboistbefsmily physician,
earnsssui told him his wife had, killed Hrs.
thew
me “ass-tum
irmhw wt his new wife. she
W in Captain Piekstt’s room all
m of the I'm.
Kris. Pssraall and her daughter I the
summer at the Glen House, Bhoho Glen
flan-raid and his family summersd at
lukewarm. a resort a few miles from the
Glen. On July or Yitsnsraid drove over to
thriller: House andwas lntrodncrdtolrs.
Pursall. They became quite friendly. and
weressting ice cream on the pisses when
In. Yitsgsrald, who had followed her lins-
baarlnlrnvstw'be
The instant eyssou Mrs.
Psatssllsadi’lt sheilewlntoapsa-
railing at tbs woman until Minus-
the lawyer. bundled her lateness-
Wench-mm...
wear
I. though fromtlras
Mltwackas, 0st. u-J'sv-st hm
”Millikan-doth! lulu-h.
of thallilwsskas'limss kslssmdsa
antic. Tbs ”twill hbvsfislkitsd
Pressdlspstsbss.
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Baking
saturates 11-. at strained cosmos-
la Halo-s. N. I.
Manors, N. Y.. Oct. a—Ths Democratic
county convention was an animnted aflsir.
resulting in a riot and pitched battle. Tbs
light was over the delegates to the stats
convention between the administration and
Hill uteri. Both attempted tosacureeon
trol of the temporary organisation, and an
a result thsrswss s rowof the liveliest
sort, in which the lie was passed and the
delegates came to blows. The short! war
called in to quell the riot and prevent the
destruction of the hall. Neither side would
yield, and two conventions were held.
The administration people namedasdele
gates to the stats convention A. it. Pay. 0.
M. Everettaml John Harding. The Hill
mwmmsdJMI’oudflADeanand
E. A. Dincsn.
Two candidates for the assembly were
also nominated-A. B Cooney by the
Cleveland form and E. A. finish by the
opposition. Fay is poatntaster at Malone
and Pond the thief grime protector of them
It‘ll.
luvs" Withdraw from the Club.
KOCHYETM, iii-i 3 --Tiii i'iirwrrC‘il) Dc
mocracymiu adopted resolutions confining
the county committee for orienting rmv
party regulations when n campaign was in
progress- and calling on the nit! ward and
city committees to c-rutiriiis to itcl George
Rattles. chairman of the mrnuli'zee, iii-a:I
mi. and defender! its :tclirvr, but WM
beaten on the test vuir- by TJ‘ to £55. Hamid
his followers withdrew from the club.
two Rival (‘nrtv'ntinrm
Commit. N. Y, H «The Hill imil
Cleveland lilt‘tiuzh ai'iif in the full'vt'l’ll-itlil
to nominate ileieustm in tho .utto mun-u
lion. and tench side llrili a w; .rmre lit'S'ilutl
and adrenal men of their-«wit lrrinris.
CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
In] Woman Tools Part In Choc-flag Ilse
.‘s [moi Officers.
Ilaurrumi (hr n.”.—»ii it u or a light
vote-rt the town (ltlllt'l‘l. w: ti. gnina fur
the Republican John f". Higgins Dom
mat. was re- elected tlm n citrk by #4
plurality. The Demo. nus ole-«ml a um
yority of thr hoard « f ~r:~,lccimtii lilo bolsnl
standing tbru Democrats and mo Repub
[loans Snell hundred and tilt? Willlllli
voted for school ()me Tho [urged mini
bar cast for one of thesi- car. did in s Wits (in?
The town total lit-oust and {or 12 o' if luck
It the hour for closing Mllfltlnx.
The election was it memorable one in
New Brimin, East firm fur-d and Minnelli-ri-
far. all these towns guitar flu liceriw. l'iii
citizens' and Reptxblimn r in lies united in
New Britain rintl (arritd flu: town, which
is usually Democratic.
Remit! in other ton-us in llnrifonl coliti-
ty: Souihirilrton. iicpubi. .m; an licem-c.
Bristol, ftcpilbilinii mill». iw, Farming-
hon. fie volt; no t'it‘CllOll \‘t’intl-ul R0
pnlsllcan; rm lic ilrt‘ f'li'n mill- Ittpuir
liesn;licerist “'tsi llart' nl llipllbiltxui:
no license. Canton Hepulil inln lldilt‘tllht‘.
Aromdlvideal; no lit‘cil"? iL~i~l Whirl-wr-
Republican.
In sonic of the larger plot-n. like lint k-
vllle and New Britain. f8. ‘Wlllilllll i 'll' our
large but in runny of tho «mill ttmih .ip
pareutly little interest \ l~'l initin
Twenty-live Suite to Ill) (:00 !' sch.
Illi'lrll‘llLLL nit i chllfyi i-sultuu
behalf of workmen hr : girl iltl'l from the
east to inks the pinc. . .llii- ~ilib"l'.~solt the
fmlsvlllc and Nrtebii. lo mutt lune been
filed. Ten tituiwinvltl liars ii. naked for in
each case. The amulois of tin- suits are
that the plaintiffs w "l- brought llt‘l't‘illl'
llt'l' niisrcpruantntiv . that they Wr'l'tf
locked up lilfil rcstrn'liul of their ills-ti}.
and that the) vvm i filfir'illhtli~i10ri|ilull
bulk to their humus
Hammerstein i rot After All.
NF! Yilltli. Uri Ii Th" committee. in
pints judgment it“ we." iinlflllu‘i'drill'rv
4th limit- opera. "K in mmr," tivcilit‘d iliiil
finmnlerntrln hntl “mt his but. Sonatina
less, they my, hi» «ark mu a wonderful
plea-of hrziiil pru‘uctiolr. i'lmrle» Hoyt
of the Minna-vii :‘n 4lfif‘I' Iilt'ult r and i‘inirltl-
Itdrrrr of the (':v lilo my they on: willing
to produtc the “in Hi. and Mr sure it will
be a success.
Dial" in hard Dlwravsn.
NW \ulllt 'ict. 1!. wl'Zx- i'oiriirimlorc
James D. Smilé- of the New \‘4mk liiuiit
club and chain. ill of tho.- America'sciip
commMs Row a dinner to ford Duri-
raven, owner of the Valkyrie. at Delmon
ico's. It was it cry exclusive nilnlr, only
Mot-opts brine present. Both gusstrtnil
host madebapp. speeches. Thoforfuor ca-
meansi II a belie first the Valkyrie would
w n.
State I are of the law-we.
Alumni)“ tw‘f’hs beginning of the
end of the Inuit care for the insane lulu
finallybeenrcx lied. ’l'bestster-ornmission
ill lunacy hlrr l :ovidcd two special trains--
caste world .‘or the transfer of too pit
“rats from t... Erie county slinshuuiu- in
the Willard l: llt' hospital and om,I for the
transfer of 1 patients from the \t' llisrrl
to the find» u iliver state hospital
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I'll . Down by Ills low.
Air-ran. N Y.. Oct. a—Auilrew Bro-
laad. ahotel i' upristor. wssstioiamliiirsi»
fywoultdsdh Mason. The fight wusriio
rssuit of s H ;.rute it is retained that.
thsinjursdui. instinct survive. Thsiml
lessntsrsti null riveisnil's lighten.
res hiimi is his.
sz RAm,0c.. I.—-Jantss Williams.
”13‘ Ahfllflmflm Hid Christopheriisrv
m sailors on i . schooner .l'itlrntine.
mm, shit .11! with mutiny. The
only sssnss the: me was that they did
A “It.“ was r subsets Nephew.
norm. 0 . inWmJ. gunp-
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13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk
Telephone call 52-8.
PHOTOGRAP
to which the attention of
FIRST CLA
constantl
VISITORS AL
EM.
If a New York millionaire gives a din
her at 5th venue and 26th street, costing
$700.,00 which gives 19 in d a pain
andthese poo lie spend1.0I{ lliledoc-
bilk anti dnallv have to pay $5. 00
each forCsctus BloodCure to cure them,
.JICKSilii. i’liillillllll’ll
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast!
lnqnire at Plaisted’ s drug store where
ya! may have the problem solved and
get information abontC toms Bic lCnrr.
Allaa' a “Dlacovery for Piles.
Allen 5 Discovtry for Piles is a certain
cure for rill kinds of plies. Do you i sve
corona. not i- liullni; with intense itch as
often at night? it is dangerous to neglrt-t
these symptoms. if you have suffered
for years with chronic piles ard feel you
out t be curt-d. give Allen‘ s Discovery
one trial it rsanew discovery that cum-i
pilee. Sold by all druggists Price 50
cents. Sent b mail for 50 cents Ad
dress Allen’s iscovery, Box 88.1.68”.
N. Y.
A Good Thing— to [sup at Band.
From the. Troy (Kn-nan) Chief.
subject to severe spells of cholera mor
httsznnd now when we feel any of the
try mptoms that ,usuuliy prittethat nil-
ment, such as sickness at tbcdstomnch
diarrhtna. etc, we become scary. We
have found Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrho-a Remedy the very thing to
straighten one out in such cases. and ill
ways keep it about. We srenot writ-
ing this for a pay testimonial. but to let
our readers know what is a flood thing
to bee handy in the house. For sale by
G. i.‘ gtillsou. Druggist.
For a lame back or fora pain in the
side or chest t suturing a piece of flim-
lli'I with Chant rlain' a Pain Balm and
binding it onto the affected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinary case in
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by
G. C. Sitilson Drnpgist
children cry for
Pitcher’ s Gastoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her C's-tori.
Whvn she was a Child. the crud for Castorla.
When she became 3th. rho clung to cm
When she had t’bihlrnn,ahe gavetibctn W
Ghi'lren cry for
Pitcher’s esoteric.
children cry for
Pltchcr’s Gastorla.
(truism...
ionvitii llPEliI iiilitt.
Saturday Evening, neither 1.
The Favorite American Actor.
Mil. LOUI ILDBICH.
In Win. if. Urone's (in-st American Co merry.
The Senator,
Instr-tins qoelsl Diplomatl and l‘nllti sl
“line in Wasllingtoii sodas a for to‘ir
yed
est-satin s star Under its
inanasemeniofi‘fi‘hniijx TEA Yllt
lIil. LOUIS ILDBICH.
Will tier-ulster! bylfr Harry Brahsm. Mr.
iihsvltAln‘afiIJVk “,3. mumps" Mr.
n vies r
one well. .5". inlyn Elmo's, r. .ion
El) 0 lriil.
lss
an“; truism. Illumie antes. sthsri ine
U» ll. ‘l’l. Bennie your stats early at
's rim ton. Norwalk. and i m'k
mm Nanak. am ill
lliitlll lull. ”
illiilli Iliilll, ilillilllfii Bill.
run commune
Ilonneily and iiii’dl’iip
IIMWMM
Till RAINMAKERS.
mmdflimm
“Whammy.
“Mancunian“
onflourhsssd
infers limitsd‘dtiinsssll
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
the advantage of the market, but won’t take
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CHAS; E. SEYMOUR.
Telephone Call [3-2.
what would be the saving per capita i! “u
Some years ago we were very much * A
4. P‘HOM October lsi. four rooms on second
yttrium
seven dive cents thirst. _
wt Io‘Ilhzyubovs; prlcoWWe are
you the
i
' 33 Washington st.
to you wasp DEAR butchers.
bl tar tears.
fl k green. slum sad sour
heard? the news.
ARKgT si ill Illves.
BUMIIIKIH (If
Y “I.
A lb bits be I nti-hertpljnigbt livc'.
in s creed us.
Our pried: and take what 35m.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY.
1 hatinfsction guaranteed.
JACKSON’S
PEflPlE'8 IIMlKE'I
21 Wall st., Norwalk
| Telephone call. 6-743.
HIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK [N
Billiilli. PISTELLE. WATER Billilil MID SEPII
those desiring
SS WORK
is especially invited
In Artistic tins of Photographs, Especitll Studiss from child-life
on Ellii itilln.
AYS W E LOO M E.
ill 53_ lull ST..- iiiliililll.
Taylor Q Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookl foraln or house and lot
with the view 0 purchas aware invited to
and examine our list. have them for
sale in every parrot the city at rmsonable
mice. and on easy terms. sum tf
DRESSMAKING by the day Terms.
Engagements made by postal card.
lartlneszouth Norwalk. Conn. Box :13.3m
at A
LE).
1“.
OL'HEWORK of any kind by the day. by a
thoroughly competent Hungarian women
whr speaks English and German. pl
“rib Ncilnlloli. 15 Wood street. Son& if”
Horses Wintered
AT
BilllilKSIllE 8Tilllli Fliliil.
Plenty of box stalls and extra care.
M H. PARSONS.
0th 1m
TO LET.
SECOND floor. consists of four rooms. water
Rent reasonable. on West street.
.50qu Norwalk.oct21w.
To rent from October let a second floor of
house on Stuart avenue; water and waste.
in floor; a lame yard. and part of a small
irrlrn; rent £6.10. “main of Wilher Eellcck.
No. to Stun _avenue. rte—hr the turnpike. oct23i.
[*PPER port of house No. iClay street. in-
qulrc of L Cavsnagh No. 2 Crescent
Terms.
ROOM apartments modern improvemis.
:iwnrir. 6r Corbett building; rent 59 and
310. Four room list to) floor. over Farrln-
tun‘s marker; full ‘I. Inquire Old Wei
Cigar 00.. (1ma it} Whllll’lgunl street. aufiltf
iRLBl'TI‘ house and burn on the hill.
Apply to E A. Woow uni.
Till-T premises on Railroad Square formerly
The Sentinel oillte. Apply at this omca.
131V E corners hlat ksmith shop to rent New
Lunsnn road Norwalk. AWI Y to him
l’easlce.
IIUL'HEhl'ooms and wash house. and acre
of land til month; near Rows ion sta-
lion Alan. farm house furnished: no lot-a
riou.10 acres mind or more near station. are
ilnehsrns. lnquirestrtllvmngsni tr srldveas
Box: ltovrnymn. ('onn. lw
floor: all modern lmprovrmentn.
r month. inquire at brain it onlceofo? lie
e,l Nora alk.
“iii?
H27 lw
WO nicel fanned rooms with heat and
use of th. Apply at No. ll) Hartford
Place. nontb NDl'Wislk oer: lw
TOE top floor- Insurance
hulldlh. now ortupicil b Butler 14)de
l. or particulars rliguiirs off 5
Hrtorwn. at his store on [innit i sin am“ or
Georgell‘ .Bcarso. City National Bank.
E
sMALL building on W its} street. Aggy ‘to
in the
ANT half of double house on Monroe street.
Enquire of it. if. flow wan. Jylztf
FOR SALE.
_‘ IIONSL'J double harness and int. k. separate»
ly or
Smith. 80:37-
AilKlA'l‘llAitilMN.’1IiI0 house for .2 ~
ldi). within live uliuulcs' walk from depoi'.
new house. 7 rooms. nliic. and collar. reason
for so im him“ to loan town to live in a
home with lmjulre of Oliver Barker. Tay—
inrlr tinlii n.or ll. (. 'olegrovc. No.1l'rus'
Place. Nunth Norwalk
LACK brrr-asnyesrs old. it gentle
boena family pet. ties rs Is or family
on Without fault or bit-mini. inquire of
C‘ ertrtz. or stiloiuisns‘stablc. srllll lw
1,091 .1-
Hm?! and white llosary trends.
please leave at this oilire
ROMAN gold hrsrelchi-haln and parlimk
host tbolwssn srwin street New
irinn s paper slurs nlllals en rav on
look. A siiiiauln reward is o cred It or
please mail st this 0ch mint .
manner-y: '
AM. Hilliliiwit successor to it. if. Unranagh.
brother; cheap.
Ar ly to '1'. fl.
rulh Norwalk. w oclwtd
not:
Elliott
1.; £911...
Flll OPENING. MT- llii still fill.
No. l clay street. Booth Norwalk. All ladies
- invited. lists made and trimmed from your
own material.
srfl lw
REMOVED
To its. 5 Islirnsll Plats,
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hwbu
mmllluldhlfif'l:
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Drafts
fig .
iollisir riiisii ” siti.
Eagle Brand. . ., .
i have neared the control of title tetra tits
this-its. which is ”mutual.
“horas“ will deliver it in all m
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sir. stats limits orqu
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