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The weather to-day promises to be gone rally
from fair taparuy cloudy till the aftermuu.
with slightly lower temperature, followed by

rain. Toemorrow it promises to he. cloudy.
cooler and rainy.

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“but till l'ooplo of Our City arr Diving
and florists.

Home news on every page.
-IIilI Pond Oysters. People's Market.

‘ Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of iron for Giles dc Clancey.

—l‘}esh ham I2c.‘ at Hayes‘ market.

 

A special train to tbs Danbury fair
leaves South Norwalk at 9:15 a. In.

 

—F'all opening at Miss Fitch's Millin

, cry Rooms. 64 “lit“ 93., Norwalk. Oct 5

Mrs Henry D. Fox, of 11 Concord
sirEet, is spending a few days in Ne» ark,
N. J.

—Take supper with the King's Daugh-
ters of Trinity church, on Wednesday
evening. October 4. in vacant store in
new biannual. building. Supper, 35c.

Epwortb [league meeting at the Meth~
odist church, this evening. led by Rev.
B. E Barnes.

John Hines has left the employ of E.
A. Woodward. and is succe-cdtd by
_Georgc A. Clark:

—-I"resh ham and sausage, 12c. at the
People‘ s market, opposite flay es' .

Artist Caleb Wood is pointing and
decorating the front of Raymond Broth
ers oflice on Washington street.

-—0ctober Cosmopolitan at Flynn's
news stand

The black combination park horse ex-
hibited by M. H. Parsons at the Dan
bury Fair, was awarded first prize.

Among the interested spectators at the
meeting of the Board of Councilmen.
last evening, was Mayor-elect Mortimer

M. Leo. __
—-Frech pork file, at Hayes” market.

 

Mrs. George Jennings, Mrs, Joseph L
Jennings and Charles E. Jennings and
daughter Emily start for the World's
Fair today.

The steamer William H. Iioyt uill take
a party of about thirty five men out to-
morrow morning to witness the great
yacht race.

——Everything delicious will be served
by the King's Daughter's, in vacant store
in new SENTINEI. building, on Wednes
day evening. October 4. Supper ready
at 5:30 o'clock.

Mrs. If. Lauder, of Bayview avenue.
and Mrs. Marshall B. Tolles, of East
avenue, will start to marrow on an ox
tended trip toVClIicago and the World‘s
‘ulr.

—-I"al| Opening at Miss Fitch's Millin»
cry Rooms,“ Wallst., Norwalk, Oct. 5

The Ktng' s Daughters of 'l‘rinitychurch
Will serve supper, this evening, in tho
vacant west store of Tits Marina's new
building. Judging from tho plt‘llill'hl‘
ll'lml that have been going on for the past
twodsya, the adult will be a flattering
success.

~Sausaao 12} cents, at Hayes‘ market

The social in tho parlors of the South
Norwalk (kmgygationsl church last
evening. was very largely attended. and
provod It great success. socially, all pres
our handy enjoying the occasion. Ru
freshmen“ were served during the own
log, and the ladies of the church outcr-
talned their guests mou pleasantly

-Broast of lamb, do. People's Market.
Theodore “yr-no. we say, that Tho-o.
dare—Theodore Olsen. we mean. has
put two of the finest showcases in the
city in front of his Washington street
store. and filled than) with It really su-
perior this of shoes. It is Thendore's
way of doing things. and is done just
about right. Look at them as you pass.

 

 

ull’mh ham ills. at Hayes“ market

 

In honor of the dinivemry of her
stun. at... his: Cola. of Booth Iron
street, entertained a lame party of
friends, last night. at the home of her
friend. tilts ladle Walsh. on fimhali
mast. An cacellemorchcslra furnished
music and dancing was enjoyed until an
early hour this main. A tempting
Rillluofl was served.

James Kent, who claimed Worcester.
last. as iii-places! raridsacs.and John
Jackson. nurtured man. who admimd
waiting from fit Louis, llfll in death
Dorm afterward

 

 

CO. ’8,
.Norwalk.

No license gained nearly two hundred
votes this year over last year

E. H. Beacom and family moved yec~
tsrday into their new house on liowndes
avenue.

~Plenty of delicious bread. at Lsns'

 

Tallmadse and was yesterday ap-
pointed receiver for the Richardson &
Morgan company. _. W

Mrs. T; Euphrat, of Darien, arrived
home yesterday from a visit of several
wéeks with her sister' In Boston.

Charles Swans, of Haviland street.
will entertain the members of the Inde-
pendent Social club Friday night.

W. J. H. Bohannan. a son of Dr. John
Bahamian, who has been priicticing law
in Stamford, sails today for Leipsic.
Germany, when he will begin a two
years‘ course of study.

, -Sausags izlccnts. at Hayes’ market.

One of the Italians at work on the four‘
tracking operations at Rowayton, and
who lives off of Benton street. in South
Norwalk, was knocked down by one of
the dump cars yesterday afternoon. all
passed over his body and quite severely
injured him. ,. , _

The city assessors of South Norwalk,
Nelson J. Craw, Dennis Donovan and
Franklin A. Tolles.givs notice in another
column that they will receive lists of
property liable to taxation, at the coun-
cil room on lisviland street, from Saturv
day. October 14, to November:i.the room
to be open from 10 to 1‘3 n. In.. 2 to 5 p.
m., and on Saturdays from 7 to 9 p. at.

Butler Lodge, 1. 0. O. R, will meet in
their new lodge room. in iloyt‘s Theatre
building. tonight, for the first time. The
initialory degree will be conferred on
several candidates. The members of the
degree team have held extra rehearsals
the past week, and it Is expected that the
work will he very finely executed. That
there will be an unusually large atten-
dance seems assured, us the members of
the lodge are anxious to see the new and
handsome rooms. They will be dedi-
cated later. ‘

 

—-Fl't’8h Dork like: at IIavt-s' market

Thomas F. Wilson died yesterday
afternoon at his home on Cedar street.
aged fifty four years. He leaves It wife
and two nephews, whom he had adopt»
ad. lie was a brother of William R.
Wilson. The deceased was a member of
Butler Lodge. I. O. 0. F., and Douglas
Fowler Post, G. A. R. He was a Veteran
of Company I", Ninety-ninth New York
Volunteers, The funeral service will be
held from his law home. Friday after.
noon at 2 o‘clock, and will be after the
ritual of the (l. A. It. Members of
Douglas Fowler Post will meet at I
o‘clock to attend the funeral.

—Thc largest line of fine candles in
thn, at. Lans' s.

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A tin-try lttlrllnt of Items From
Upper End of Town.

Home flows on every page.

lhe

—-Maks your outfit a reflection of tech
ion by selecting your new fall dress from
the stock at the Baton Store. Norwalk.

 

T. S. Vanderhoef and family. of East
avenue, have returned from the White
City.

will leave Norwnlk on Friday. for Rich
mood, Va.

Dr. W. I". Acton succeeds I“. E. Brady
I" secretary of the Norwslk Ilmsc Itali-
rond company.

-TIIII only all llllt responder in town
for 50c,at Judd’s. 50 Wall street. Nurwslk .

The engagement of Miss Lulu K. titan-
icy, daughter of S K Stanley. to Joa-
eph Gregory ls announced.

The Norwalk police malls nineteen ar
rests In September. and turned ’71 ill in
fees into the borough treasury.

~tlls9 Agnes Fitch invites the inspec-
tion of her pattern fills and impacts on
Thurrday, October 5.

The reelected board of selectmcn nut
and organised yesterday morning. 8am-
ael Durham was re elected clerk.

 

The engagement of Miss Elisabeth Do
Portal to George ll. Whitlock is on:
nuanced. Their marrlage will take place
this tall.

«I—FIIII opening at Miss Fitch’s Millln
cry Rooms, at Wall st... Norwslk, (lend

a...“ “A“...

The marriage of John W. Ptorwsnd
Ilirs Helena Giarlscn taller place at tho
bride s home in Winnipauh, at 5 o 'clcck
this evening

lotions coins high. The principal
of capture for flmalk's first
under its city charter, are as
follows: Board of Micheline. “It
erection of booths, OM; inspectors and
Waste, "0: mcdcntcrand amiss-III,
till); cleaning hoes house Olfl

-!'ail walls; at Ilsa I‘ltch‘s Illlla
sryitcom. “Whilst. Iorwslamstt

martin-“q

summons-mm

 

Miss Agnes Ross (libhs, of Elm strtet.’

- store at the junction of Fort Point stretl

 

s4 wasuiuorouf

Frank W. Woodward is still seriously
ill.

Rev. J. 0 Gregory. who has been the
guest of his brothers in Norwalk, has

 

is located.

.. J. E. Carroll.“ Norwslk. accompanied

by his sister, bliss Kata Carroll, of
Waterbury, will have town this after
noon for the World's Fair.

-—I.amb chops 15c. I’coplc'slarket.

 

 

The marriage of Edward G. Aiken,
ticket agent at the Stamford depot, and
Miss Minnie Bramble. of Norwalk, is an-
nounced to take place in a few weeks,

A large tree in front of .Bamuel Rus-
coe’s residence on North avenue. is being
taken down in sections. One large limb
crashed through the sideof the bounds.
ing considerable damage.

Joseph Shoshan created a commotion
on Main street. lat night. while intoai
catcd. lie was arrested, but was after
wards released on ball. This morning
the case was settled out of court.

~flpecial bargains in woolen under-
wear. at the Boston more, Norwalk.

E Whitworth went to Ansonis yes;
terdny tcaIu-nd the marriage of his ais-
Ier, Miss Annie Whitworth, to Dr
Baker. The bride is known in Norwalk.
having visited her brother here.

While Miss Carrie Schumann was
standing in a crowd in front of the Nor-
walk club building. last night, a thief
attempted to steal her watch. He got
away with the chain, but left the tims
piece behind.

J. Wesley Edmunds. of Ridgefleid,
who has been in jail for several months
in default ofa bond to keep the peace,
wile discharged yesterday after promis-
ing faithfully to do no act which would
again render him amenable to the law.

Arrangements were completed last
night for a big State Christian Endeavor
conference in Bridgeport Six thousand
delegates are coming. and the armory

has been engaged. _ A local charm of
W volt-an will sing. The confopeuu: will
last two days.

Frank Hanford started to ride to Dan-
bnry with the members of the Alpha
Wheel club, yesterday, when the seat
rod of his bicycle broke. and he was
obliged to walk home, a distance of three
miles. The pneumatic tire on Dan
KI-ogh‘s bicycle burst.and he took the
train homo from Rodding.

—-I*‘all Opening at Miss Fitch's Millin-
erv Rooms, 51 Wall It, Norwalk, Oct. 5

Norwalk people are him-ting that they
had a man in office longer than any other
man lathe United States. Ila that as it
may, there is one town in the state that
cannot be beam: for having the largest
number of men who would like to hold
office longer than all other men in the
United Staten. and that is New Haven.
—Birmingham Transcript. '

—-I’|euly of fresh Huyter's candy at
lane's. ' __

The funeral of Amanda ll. Ulmstsad
was attended yesterday afternoon. from
the residence of her sonuin law. Rufus J.
Allen, on Main street. and at the Silver
Minn church, where there was a [rather-
ing of many friends of the deemed to
pay their last tribute of respect. The
Episcopal service was and. Rev. C. II.
Bullock officiating. The interment vnl
at Silver Mme.

 

There was a jolliiicitiod st Phtenla
Ergine company's house. last night. in
honor of the election of Burgess Alfred
A. Chicory, Jr.. their popular captain. es
a member of the Board of Councilmen of
the City of Norwalk. The company
wire entertained m amyal manncr'by
Mr.Chinery. Refreshments were here
ed and a musical programme was rem.
Illl’t‘d. The Norwallt and south Nor
walk drum corps were present and play
cd in their usual eaoellsat manner. It
was fully 93 o'clock this morning before
the merry gathering broke up,

0' III Tllli BIVIIII.

News and (local. of the tray III last
Ion-II.

The Epworth League of the East Ave
one Methodist Episcopal church will
meet Friday evening with Him Nellie
Teacher. of llsplc avenue. '

'I'hrss daughtornlcf‘flharlrs fl. Diver
have opened a store for the sale of
fancy and useful articles in the little

and Riverside avenue.

w- w...“

Fred Finch. employed by the Yale a
Towns timotpcturingcompanyin Stam-
lord.camclotliisplaos lastilatordayto
vblt his brother, John K. M, of I
trap» avenue. Hewitt tales manly
lit with typhoid fever audit nowlna
critical condition.
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Theme! Daniel 7. Brady. of Wash

 

 
 

 

 

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returned to BIngbam. Maine. Where he .

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A. Dickerm an: *& Son.

NORWALK. CONN.

Highest of all in beaming Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.

Baking

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UNLAWFULLY DETAINED.

Andrew Haley, of anwslk. to Show
that he was Wrongfully nun.
Andrew Haley, of Norwalk. is at
present in the county jail, where he was
sent for committing an assault and being
drunk. But Andrew says he was wrong-
fully convicted and that he was detained

’at the North avenue resort in an unlaw-

ful manner.

With this idea uppermost in his mind
Ir. Holy has employed counsel to get
him out by that great guardian of per-
sonal liberty, the habeas corpus. Cham-
berlain, Bishop a Hall are the allur-
neys. and they have drawn up papers
which only await judicial signature to
be served on Sherill (Elarlrson.

When the mummy autograph is up-
psnded, Mr. Haley, accompanied by his
counsel, will appear bmforodudgo l‘III-tis
of the Common Pleas Court, “hem he
will endeavor to produce (‘Vltll'flCt‘ to
show that he is illegally decimal-
Bridgeport Post.

Sherifl Clarkson, of Bridgeport, mun-
to Norwalk this morning and Silllptt‘flllld
A. E. Austin to appear before the Court
Of Common Pleas in the above case
Haley‘s claim is that Justice Austin. be
fore whom the case was tried in Norwallt,
refused to grant him an appeal. Justice
Austin states that Haley asked for an
appeal, but when he found he could not
furnish bonds he changed his mind 'nnd
decided to go to jail. Mr Austin was
unable to go in Bridgeport on account of
aprior engagement in New York. None
of the Norwalk authorities appeared

against Haley, and the court discharged
him.

TEII’I'ZRANCIJ flIlA'I'OIl SI’IIAII.
llc Wlli Iiogln It Serlcs of film-tings in This
(llly on October ill.

W. H. Spent. a temperance evangelist
who has labored with Thomas E Nor
phy, will commence II series of meetings
in the South Norwallt Methodist church,
on October 31 He will remain here a
week. possibly longer.

hlr. Speurisamun of fine physique.
tall and well built. with a lino voicc
Bis addresses aresaid to Iliil‘er from the
usual style. but still are full of point and
peth.nnd very unlike any temperance
address ever heard. [In In II I'l‘lllitl kably
fluent speaker and his language though
simple is full of eloquence and hIIlIas
great personal magnetism which earths
his audience with him and also gives the
impression of much reserve pom-rand
latent strength. lie loaves to others the
diam-ion of political and legal phases o
thequestion and in a strictly ill‘llt‘fllflill-
national IIItInner gum to work on the
character. reaching man's best nature,
appealing directly to his love of home.
respect for himself and love for his f.Im~
fly and friends.

Illlllcn by I largo Ilnl.

Ellen Jane. the info!“ daughter of
George Jane. of 105 Harbor m‘t‘titll'. Non
walk. was bitten by a large dm-k rot
Monday night. while asleep. The child's
fingers were crushed and tho rmlI-Ilt's
teeth penetrated the palm of tlIc MI
hand. Iler screams brought lll‘l‘ Inoilwr
into the room. and she saw the rat jump
ollof tho bl‘fl and run down llII-stlliln_
She says it was an large as it ltillvn. A
physician was suIIiIrIonI-II and dressed
the little nao's injuries.

The Harris can Continued

Philip and lsaacliarria. the East Nsr
walk kmegflvho arc to he trimlon
the II II or purchasing wiro mien
from the i ot the Kuwait and South
Norwalk civic Light company, were
brought It‘b yesterday in' the Superior
Court. As the two principal ititlwtistm
in the case. Thomas Hail and Edward
Vslleh, who are survlnu a term in Wcth
mill-Id for, robbing E. E. Wheeler. had
not been hrouglt from thtI It", the case
was continued until the neat ll‘l'm or the
court, which comes on I‘m sdsy, the 17th
inst. fl 9 _. _ .

An Arab-lasso contracted For.

The Hospital committee met last night
in the Norwalk club building. Miss
Haggis Cavsnagh was officially eleeutl
a member of the visiting committee. It
was reported that enough funds had
been raised for the new ambulance and
there was It surplus on hand. The con
tract for the building of the ambulance
has been awarded to hoary 'fllly.

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A Mint-g to Shop at noon.
moo-Tm (Ramon—r.
pogo years ago we were very much
subject tossmc mile of cholera tour.
bullshit” when I'm lsslany of the
Will“ timely purer-that all-
:ugsash aristocrat thsdslomsch,
cisterns, us, we become scary. We

BESCUED FOOM ll TIGER

A Lion Tamer’ 5 Narrow Escape
at Walton, N. Y.

GREAT BXGITEMBNT AT A CIRCUS.

Tamer Rood \VM Feeding the Bengt Harv
Meat “'hcu It Elude a Sprlu‘ For Ilu-
Iuan Blood—Driven Back by Attendants
Armed With Iron Spikes.

Ill-:IIII, N. Y.,Oct. 4.——While fouling: a
tiger in its mgr- nt Walton. Delaware mun<
ty, Lion 'I‘Iimcc Hurry lived wn~ attacked
by the animal will narrowly escaped being
turn to pieces. 'I'lieiiac lII-imIcI-II to Wall
fer I.. Mulh's cirrm. which exhibited at
Walton.

At the evening In-l‘lnl‘i‘llailcellf't‘d went
into the Bengal tigI-r‘s mgr and began to

feed llll.’ lit-list I'llW "will hunt his own
mouth. Tllt‘f‘t' \I'.‘,~ a lion in the 5,*Zlit‘ cage
which had bet II in Ii Ill this \3 .' II tI-Ir IIIIII

 

utcs before. WI. n the trn or put the
meat into Iii-z Illl-llil‘l uml lll'lll it out for the
tiger. the giant cut sprung at. him. knack
lug him over.

The animal swallowed the meat and
made a second spring, this time for human
blood. With one of I” pawsthe animal
struck Reed on the right arm and breast,
tearing his liuhf'i and terribly i. aerating
his flesh 'I‘lII Ilmw on the tiger 5 other
foot sank deep into tin km p I- a thigh and
at the some time it~ jauscio-ed over his
arm just lltéltsw lllt: altulll-lt'rfl

The Spectators “are Panic Stricken

The lipid Itor~ llt" Inn terribly fright
enetl andIIomI ll faintul .It IL.- sight while
mIII rushed for the exit of the tent ingrcat
disorder.

Reed kept his nerve throughout the tea
terrible ordeal, and it was this alone that
snvI-Ilhislii‘e. The tiger lashed its sides
with its tail, its eyes llushed tire and. fi‘lltl'
Ilenml liy the taste of l.1.....t,lt mwluthw
tent. resound with its Tours. All tliistiine.
which seemed hours to the on lockers. lined

 

 
 

looked the tiger straight infhreye. lle
culled to two ilkelaillllls, \\'l‘ us soon am
they recovered from their t'I .l. sci/mil iron

leIIIs and attached the en; tiger.

The pain of the wounds Clii‘rl'tl the timr
to drop the lien pet" for all iII~tIIIIt Quick
as a flash the IIIIIII III lltlt iii-cut. .‘L'lIl flout the
uigc III “as so “villi from I we of blood
and thi‘ tI-rriblt- strait: I'l \\ liicli he luttl

he was out of danger.

The excitement of the spectators now be-
IIIIIIII‘ titll'ontrtilltthle. llll'l IiIt‘Il (Illi‘l'l‘l'll and
yelled fits t IltlllLle lllittl. The IIIIIII's It lIllI.fl.~
tllIItlglI exceedingly p Iizifiil, are not Allin
porous

tit-Ml ll'fl fur lil~~ 2. ‘Illt' in
0.. iII~l liiglll. lit‘l: .
Ill yours,

THE GROOM CAME NOT.

And the Ilrldo Was Triton Home In to (fun-
Illllnn of l'ltr-r ( Iillnpu.

.\Ioi .\"I‘ Vliilh‘llh. 2;. Y . tut. i.» .\l:~llon
ultl (‘r-JI, It a hint or, «If l‘rllmint‘illr, \"lhi
to little l't‘t‘ll lllllf‘I“ 'l ycstrrtlny dill'l‘lllll'll
to Miss Killl‘ MU- lllllf‘ll, the lf’l'llllL.’ at.
prntin sitiotr in It. I‘ZIIIM‘HIMI t‘lmztii oi

AustiIIlItII'g
limit 3 IIIIII l.ltl."r

llII- lchIcI-Iiur (If t .It plain- IIlItl Illt' llt'lll‘
oftln \',lllll .. 'llII it‘I’tIIllfi 3 t'i thtdown
fur 2’lI-clotk. I’llllllii IlII opp Iillltvllluilr the
blade \m in llli' I . III! III. \\ oh I r {other
to .‘IWIIll the :IrriI. I III’ llt’l‘ Iium'c, l-Iwryr
llllllll was l'l‘lltly,l all all llli‘.lllI‘Il the com-

ing of f‘roiI, .\l N minutes post :1 o'clock
II IIIcssciigIIr was. :ll'l’ll‘il from the L'lllll’l’ll
to “ml the IIIE-~i' iIrImIII. Tlli' HUNM’KIKI'Y
soon l'l‘llll‘llf'tl I‘. ll reported that i‘l‘oil was
not ill lliotilln t'. .‘lias Slt'litllllitt‘tl Wm!
t-IIIIIiIlI-toly prt- ‘mtul not was taken to
her flitiicr'I. IIII: .» in :I mmlith n of total
collutwt‘. The UN, Mr. llztltmt it: It few
word» flIlIIUIlIlI”ll tnilIII ullllll‘l‘f‘fl friends
that Illl'\“t‘illllv . llllll been pt‘isl'u‘llml in
definitely. uml o‘IpI-«Iplelifi the IIIIIrI-h.
No million or motive for the IIIIIIappInr-
ItIiCI' of Hwy umm I'll“ be learned and hit

when- about H‘ a ltllllplt’lr‘ my." I}
Harlot; that May Be Mimi. r.
i’nm Liv .. N. .l,. um. I ,\ lslttilll'l‘ of

ire-«lunch I
Monday Ill.
pn’pefrult‘s.
lulu the llll‘ .

re humi IIy tlu- mplimnnrvc
It. Among other llllll’ Ili‘iw
up the buy». they our 1 ,‘thl
II ltisitlm llumultltl Ithir
port of the mini: hint romilml fit: ally and
that one of ..- freshuIIIerIIu-II rrIIIIIhIIllhc
attrfucs IIfI . being thrown lntolhe water.

lI IIr l'eoplo Ill-owned.

MAIL-ll“ tn Ur.. (III .. .\ putty In
seven wet III. salliuu near I' on» lhlj MIII
day when Mr boat won (it winetl. and four
of the pit j were drown I. Tim Indies
aIiIlochii «lungio the boat till rescued
The (lead my B. M lklowmyon I'll“
drop and did W it klami.

t lcpcmd Duluth-l.
fir. I’ll! III-III: so, not. 4. AI in re
that the lmtrotltal of tits Princess illlmd,
third daII I'Iter of the Prince of W ales, tel
the cam its. is under IllmII-slon at Fred
mm Illa.

Huh I Gray's awash Worm rowan.

lfothI . Gray a nurse in the Children' I
IIomciI Vow Tomb has for years treated
children Iiccasslullv wltha remmly. now
no Ind laced in the drag atom.

tic» her In “slim-athletic Powd-
ers. 'I'hu are so by all dmaaisls at

it outta . packsae. “"15 remnvsal
worms, sr «ratios: as ml pleasant to
take and “? '- fsll. Valuable for fever
lsh «meow _ dim and heldachcmrcn
if no worms we plural. Ask your
drumisl.

if a New ‘ . III millimetre ems I run»
not at so. I. the and twists-wt. mining
$700.00, win n givu Ill people dyspeps, la

and thus- I pic spend unison In doc-
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wants twant

Intimates. I

We will for a limitql

took the advantage of
the advantage of you.

we

Leading: Grocer.
Telephone '

 

 

As a maiden of fifty
Why. haven't you

How all of our tans misc

And‘now cvc

 

PEOPLE'S MARKET

13 North Main st., 80. Nora alk
Telephone call, 52 3. I

I

NOW CONTAINS SOME

For a lame haclt or for a pain in the
side or chest, try suturing a piece of fian-
neI with Chamberlain a Pain Balm and
hindingit unto the affected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinary case in
one or two days. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for 8:.ch by
G. L‘. Stillson, llrusgtst.

Children Cry tor
Castoria.

 

Pitcher’a

When fishy was .tl"lt. W" garb lyr Custom
when slu- was (I l'lnhi, tall“ cried for ('Itslurlt.
What she. lrmme Slim, she citing to Cantor“.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria

Chi' Iren Cry; -

want to make friends happ
Jivguchfrsons call upon us with a vs dollar bill.

. “mm—J“..-

CHAS. E SEYMOUR

0h! why do you weep DEAR butchers.

Why shad such hitter tea cars.

What miss you look green. glow and sour
ears'

ryard the nhows, ‘

thing travels his way.
be instantly chansad.
“EST Thatch-rs might live.
[in i the public be forced to pay as.
Our prices. and take what we give.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
FREE OElIVEill,

Satisfaction guaranteed. i

JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.

CRIYOII. PISTELLE WATER COLOR All

to which the attention of those desiring

FIRST CLASS WORK

 

y,hy havin one Mildred

lones'. Hacker’s or Ssymour’s Success Flour.

THE Price on floor has advanceililscvsnty-tlve cent; per barrel.
38
mini ins you correctly via the

BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.

the above price. We are

the market, but won’t take

 

38 Washingtonq .t
Call l3—2. ‘

 

How the PFC? E‘5 ‘5'MAItKICT still lives,
And the owner remains UABURIED?
How come man we never nu thought or

Home fellow from Westport, they say,
(lave bonds Icr that rascclly butcher.

 

PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 5-7-8.

BEAUTIFUL WORK [N

firm.

0
is especially invited

In Artistic line «Photographs, Especially Studies from liltiIII- -liis
constantly on Exhibition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME

E. M JIOKSOII. PHOTOGBIPHEB. 53 Will ST. Nllflllllll.

Taylor & Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons looking foralot. or IIOIIw and lot,
ulth the view purt huingutre invited to
call and I xntnine our list. ave them for
sale in everytpurt of the lily t namnablo
prices and on our terms. atz'lil tf

it a .\ ‘I'eii; ’ ""—

(‘IIJE R apple>-—Apply at Red Mill, Uarlen.
or Edward LIIdrigaII. Itounytun oetliit

I)Rl-Z. 5“)! “HM; by thr- day. Terms.

E tigzlgeulrnta In: tilt by llllsldl ( aril
Marti or south NI rvrallt. t can, Box 618.
srllllm

 

 

l 50.
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1101' SE“ llRK of any kind b3' the day by a

thoroughly Iutnpetent Hungarian Woman
viii Irpmka English anl German

 

1
Mrs SI'lItIllok, If: Wood Istreet, .‘Ivutllrpglo‘rt3
vtnlk. utt22it
Horses Wintered,

AT

 

 

 

.\..\I. SELLEL‘K successor to M. II. (‘avanaglt.

FALL OPElllllO. OOT. hill and 7th.

No. I Clay street, South Norwalk. All ladies
invited. Hats made and trimmed from your
II \ n IIIathlnl. srzs lw

REMOVED
Tc lit: 5 Railroad Place,

JAf 'OI' \l. IAY’I‘OS, with larxcrol’lII-Iv fut ill-
tlI ~. will be pleased Intontlnue his servlt ,... in
wants of the HlIxzwlm-sstummunlty in any oi his
Ines of hIsInI-sa in lrsuratniu Pearl 1 ~f|| II.
fitcamshlpTitkets. Drafts and Stone: twins
and Notary l'IIlIIlt‘.

Blllllllll’s CONDENSED Milli.
Eagle Brand.

I have secured the control of this loan fI r
t‘ is milk. which is now preferred to all
lllllt’f‘. and will Ilellvlr It to salt (Ilstntners
All IIn ergo fihlinltl In, tir' It! It) 'I.‘ II. I'MITII. [501
'I’.5. ,‘lI Milt VIIrWIlk [It i l lW

Flowers for Sale.

A STUCK 0F

Malia louisc Violets,
Calla lilies,
Clinics Chrysanthemums.
Carnations Etc.

Apply ltIIuII- list It to Ml“. “ ltlll. third
lmiiw. east of l'rofitl d Rose's fled Mill-I.
llIIrlcn Also

OREEll MOOSE TO NEW.

N'tl IW

 

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Initial ovens «oust.
Saturday Evening, October "I.

The throttle American Actor.

MB. LOOI ALDRICH.

in Wm. II. l'rane'a tireal American t‘IImsdy,

The Senator,

illustrating “orlal. Diplomatic and Political
I fa lnl \‘iash ngton and as payed for two
mm ntiim star ’iheatrr. . . . (rider the
management of (YIIAII. H. 'I'IIAII‘II.

Mil LOUIS ILOBIBH.

Will beat-shied by r. llarry Brilliant. Mr.
Sheridan Ill III-k mum fltevsnum. Mr.
llertA II dreyrg’lfr. David Dawes. tlr. ti.
densl’nwel lyelyn lusts. ii I. John“. A.
florid. Ml as “still-ll mil . HIM mma rloltl.
also .llclaro.illl Isa lllls .latsI-e, Katharine

an.

Prim“. w. '35. Secure your seats early at
Ilrrgon' II drag sum. Norwallt. and I colt a
drug store. Norwal III. "‘3‘“

M

HOMO lllll.

FlilOIl llIllT. OCTOBER Bill.
was. common;

llotineIIy and Guard,”

to their intent banshlua Success

"THE RAINMAKERS.

rummaummmu.
m ~ museum.

 

 

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‘ loch.

flout “ “MMMWI‘.

Witt. bar’s Castoria. BROOKSIOE STOOK FIRM.
Ghlldren cry .13? Plenty of box stalls and extra care.
Fiteizer’s Castovia. M H‘ ”ng325...
Milllnery. ~ 1'0 wt.

 

SECOND tloor. consists of four rooms. watt r
in. Kent reasonable. 95 \\ est street.
South Ntrrwnlk. pct: Iii.

To A “

 

rent from Chit, her lst. a second floor it
house nu Stuart avenue; water and waste
in floor: a lure:I yard. and part of a small
horn: rent 213's) Inquir. of “fiber Sclleck.
Ni: 40 5tI_IIIrt Int-nus. near the tt_Irnplkr. oetflflt
l' PPEll purl of house No. H‘ lay street. In-
ouiro of l. L'Iavmugh, No 2' (reticent
Teri a: 0. art!) tf
4 R005! npurtttiehts. mIIdIrII itnprmetnts,
Sunrtz s; I‘ when building; rent 89 and
Nil Four room flat. top floor. our Farrlng-
lon's thorium nnt sill. Inquire Old “all
(‘igl rLo of‘fita 33 W ashlngtun street. nttllilf
III' III lll'T’I‘ I“house and burn on the hill.
Apply “IF ..A. Woovntr rd.

 

TH" premisesnn Railroad Square.
Tl It henllnul Iifilce

l“

W no

formerly
Aoply at this office

 

[VII- IIIIIIershlat-hautith shop/ to rent New
lanolin rInII, Norwalk Apply to 5‘ M.
so. sr2lllif.

IIUIII ~F'5roomsnmi dash lumen. and st re
of l:and an month: near itowayton sin-
lion Alr-Il. farm house furnished; tlnc lut'a
tlon macros and or more Iif‘tll‘ station. are
linehlrhs. Inquire station agent, if address
B 'llIquyton,t' IInII. srzs lw

 

 

I M October Isl four rooms on second
l:loor all modern lmprowtnents. Ileut
per month. Inquire at brunt II oilit c of 5am-
Ilt‘l, Norwnllt. IIIZ'I'Iw

‘th nicely furnishtd room-o with heat and

use of mill. Apply III \‘Ii. Ill tiunf ford
l'laeo. Ninth Norwulk. 0(th lw

' HF. top floor in the Insurance
hulltllngwow Ilt‘lvullltd by Butler Lodge,

0f fl. hisr pit: tit-Ilium III-Itllru of If. S
Ilruwn. at his store on South May)

George I“. III-arse. (it) Nntlounli
F AHT half of double {muse on Monroe street.
A “homin- of It. ll. Ilownu. ylztf

SEMI.“

 

street, or
all. If)“

l\I|.IilIl

Fl"! HALE.

r “3’s 0 u «I l‘xltirrsofiuhar More; lonir
Isaac :Iow out; who yin). luquro at
l‘ that.

I ("It’ll
I ”I
ll lion-II ltl‘t‘ltl flllh
bargain

I. building IIII ll ater hit-wt. Apply to
12“ f

lIlIIInm. hut tuna. uh
I min ll ill be will at I
Inqutreut t-ntllwlumtc. or t.‘ if
I flllrlE. IIIItllilohurIIt-m hlitllrmk. separate-

y or tI gather, IIIIIIIp. Apply to 31w".
Smith Ill 1 Mouth nrwnllt.

 

 

[Milli/ti ill fill on It"... forfll;
I. wltIIlIItlII-minntI-s walk from Ilopo

new house. lrtuirnr. nttlt and cellar reason
tor so immunitiu in lean town to its in a
homo-mum. Intpilro of Oliver llsrlter. Tay-
Im-Iit tlohl mgr lIl.(olI-irrove. No. il'r “spent
Place, Htiulli Normal lt

i been It fitmll I. ma rshio
use thliuut fatlitw or bl lemlrh.
t‘ Hwartz. or III Holinnun' stable.

In" “T.

‘ LMlI‘NMlI“ sill- has. containing two
1 out lIlI-t molt a. in which ware money call-
lnt turns. and other Wimp-“Ins rohahl
between thr- Ureen and ariilnsloin
mm'l. by way of laatav 'rttlllld A alliah II I

word loom-ml. if the finder will call “ll. lh s

 

l AI Khoru-liyenranlu. my. entla.has
l ’4' family

Inquire" of

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IIfllt‘t‘.

 
 

llOMAN gold brattalolmhai
otwcou Mrs-win strut
man' sputum store. Initials hpuma

please call at this curiae.m

South NorWallt
ill}. fillilllidllllit;
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at cl'utitiullrhl hat {coma "M . “All;

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