OF Is Also a Bargain. WE ALSO HAVE A COM- PLETE LINE 01“ his virtuous. m Druggist, ;. 43 Washington St. 5 count NORWALK p. nu. PATTERNS. Thoyare very handsome and ,IIIIIs. Willis, are. ltlrrials. “NIP— ,nl IlIIIIrnrl. THE EVENING SENTINH 81. 1m GOLDEN, Editor and Proprietor. ,omonths d III I the lmlmnt. :‘donta: singi:%lm.2‘ddnts lllalatm lot-avian for I‘d-narrow. dun Kim S h'l‘ld . d In any i “E3? l "30:11 ' mg ' Now York Harald Weather Var-out. Tho wccthor today promises to be partly cloudy In the morning with no decided change of temperature. possibly with rain, followed by clearing. 'fb-mcrrcw It promises to be fair and warm SOUTH NORWALK. What the People of Our cm are lining and Buying. Home news on every page. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and lira. Rudolph Knlpple, of Woodward avenue, Councilman elect Jacob Schaub, Lu- ther Wright and Edward Connors will start next Monday for the World's Fair. —l"resh ham file. at Hayes’ market. Mrs. Adam Smith, who resides at Smithvillo, had a fainting spell yesterday. and full against a window, badly calling her face. Miss Ella Bishop, of South Norwalk, revisiting her parents in this place, says the Scott’s Corners correopondent of the New Canaan Messenger. The Boston batters have adopted the Mechanics’ Journal, of South Norwnlk, as their official organ, and huvu sub- cribed for it in large numbers. Min Emma Saabye, one oi~ Bridge- port’s popular belles, is spending a week In this City. as a guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles Sterling. of Fairlislal avenue. -—Sausage 12} cents. at Hayaa' market. The many friends of J. Frank Rider, the well-known young pianist. will be pained to learn that. he is dangerously ill of heart trouble at his home on West avenue. The members of Butler Lodge are re. quested to attend the funeral of the late Thomas L. Wilson. tomorrow afternoon. The members will meet in the lodge room at 1:30 o‘clock. ——-Plenty of fresh Huyler's candy at Lane's. Miss Delia Wilcox, of Norwich VI he has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W Hoyt, Sr.. of Bayview avenue, returned home to day, accompanied by Mrs. lloyt, who will make a short visit there. Michael MacKurk was arresied last night for drunkenness. This morning Justice Edward Barrett found him guilty and fined him 31 and costs. He did not have the money and went to jail. -—Frrsh ham and sausage. 121;. at the People's market, opposite Hayes’. Being overstocked with blue and white enameled ware, Sturtevant is oflerv ing it for the balance of this week only at lower prices. he says, than common tin. He is also closing out the balance of his stock of portieres at minced prices. The new rooms of Butler Lodge, 1 0. O. R. in Hoyt'a Theatre building. were ihronged with members last. night. The spacious quarters and the handsome 11p- pointrnents clicitcd many favorable com ments. The initiatory degree was con- ferred in an excellent manner. Daniel McIntyre being the candidate. —Thc next special .17 World's Fair trlp leaves next Saturday. allowingsovcn days in Chicago. Plaistod,Ilruuglst,ia giving all desired information about this wonderfully cheap and excellent trip. Other similar trains leave next week. The .28 vestibule trains. tickeis‘ good until November Ill. give the moulds-ir- ablc facilities. Enumeraturawlll roan begin taking the school census of children between the ages of four and sixteen. The work is required by law to be completed by December 15. The census include-s the residence of the child, names of parents or guardians. the age of the child and the year and mouth when last in school and reasons form attendance. —l-‘mh bani lilo, at Mayo: market E. A. Baotou, of Ely avenue, received a telegram yesterday afternoon from Grand Rapids. Niels. announcing the death of hi m flurry. The young man six months ago he joined “The Country Circus.” and traveled with the company through the west until a few days ago. when he contracted typhoid fever and went into the baiptal at Grand Rapids ra- remains will hunttotloutb Nor walk for burialuflw‘ Theroppsr gimiu the «counters in Tit: film's new building. last night. under the nucleus! the King’s Don‘t-imp! lily church, was a very adwill not tbssoclaty about who Minnow- were sues with plants and‘paivu and the decorated With bor- evidence of the uric ”main of mm havlogtliv doll lam Pally portions unread ills . for the World's Fair. was about seventeen years of ago. About he 00. ’5, So 0. Norvva5lk. WWW. mun...” M- . .. Councilman and Mrs. George 8.1‘row bridge, of Haviiaud street. started to day 0. Ford Seeley‘a time of six hours and ten minutes for 100 miles is the facial. ever made by a Connecticut rider. William B. Rider has brought suit against David E. Diabrow for $800. The case will be tried before this term of the Court of Common Pleas. The election of a deacon of the Con- gregational church, to succeed George 8. North. will not be helduntil next Thursday evening. An exceedingly large number of appli- cations for divorces have been filed at the Superior Court for trial during the coming term of the court. Soon after, Reed & Miller's horse was harnessed this morning he backed the wagon off the bank near his stable on Taylor avenue. Fortunately no damage was done. ——Fresh pork 12h, at Hayes‘ market. William A. Hendricks has brought suit against W. H. Hall and Catherine Hall for 3145. The case is returnable before the November term of the Court of Common Pleas. The topic of the prayer meeting at the Congregational church this evenrng. at 7:80 o’clock. is “Prayer for Our Church and the year that is before Us. " A hearty invitation is extended to all. 7:30 o'clock. Secretary George [1. Frew. of the New York and Norwalk Steamboat company, who, with his family, has been living during the summer in South Norwalk, returns to his home at 12‘? Noble street, Brooklyn, to-day. The last open-air concert of the season by Glover's American band, given at the corner of North Main and Ann streets, last night, was listened to by a large gathering of people, and the numerous selections were greatly appreciated. —Sausaire 12§ cents, at Hayes market. In justice to Michael P. “Irish, a friend of his asks Tm: Sufism. to say that he did not insult his wife by plac ing his fingers to his nose when he left the court room after being sentenced the other day, as reported.in a Bridge- port paper. The proprietor of the Old Well laun- dry at 92 Washington street, finds that his list of customers is daily Increasing. This is not surprising. as his work gives the greatest satisfaction, and is called for and delivered promptly on time, and free of charge. -- made plans for a house and born for Dr. R. W. Lowe, of Ridgelleld. The house will contain ten rooms and cost about 07,000. The foundations above the ground and the chimneys will be of cobble stones. —~Tno baskets of Concord grapes for Mm, uiHaycs' market The committee in charge of the Wilder lecture course met last night to conclude the arrangements. Over one hundred subscriptions were reported for course tickets, which enabled the committee to set a date for the flratlccture, October 18; topic, "The 80th Since the War. and its Seven Million Blacks. Tickets for the course of live lectures will he on sale after Saturday of this week, at Oi each. Photographer North's offer of a Con lumhian souvenir spoon with every dozen cabinet photographs will soon be withdrawn. These this October days is agoodtime to sit for your picture so that you will have them ready for Christ runs. and get the spoon besides. Hr. North is turning outcome handsomely finished pictures, superior to anything he has ever before shown. and that is saying a great deal. for his photographic work has always been up to the top notch. —-l"resh pork 121;», at Hayes' market. Nat ”DIIOOIIMI lolioltcd. T. S. Gold.sscrstary of the Cannes tlout Board of Agriculture. has Issued the following cIrcular: Our native hickory null and cheat nuts vary much in also and quality. To scours the best, a call is made upon the but and Iris of the Brats to make col [actions 0 dlflmnt choice varieties of all kinds of auto and present them for exhibition at the winter meeting of the b and In December. One gentleman off on five dollars as a premium, which will given to one uh bl , or div ldsd ac- cordln to merit. It is hoped that hill» or: out he pleassd to increase this ift. The quantity should not be ism t one quart of each variety. They should be dried moderately. Now is the chance to hunt up your avarice hickory nuts chestnuts. Millennium nuisaad haul auto. and tasks corn as :1. *1 ms...“ or“ o w a an to rind the collections. ‘l’o Italy 1mm «have. If. Ilsarydv Varlgoy, who has been appolalodarpvoial Whyibs Preach government to laminate the AWWMMJl-IMM in New Ham. Bo called upon clash Word. of the accusation shell lib m, when he was furnish“ Architect Ferris S. Morehouso has, It I. 84 WASHINGTON LADIES’ “W‘- .. AT— Dickerman & Son, STREET. APRONS, SOUTH NORWALK. court. /‘ T If“! wcurea lonas’. Hacked: or Seymour’s Success Fifi HE price on floor has advanced seventy-five canto per bank We will for a limlwd time sell at the above price. We are advising you correctly and giving you the. BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. WE took the advantage of the market, but won’t take the advantagoof you. ' NORWABI NBWN. A Busty and“! of “all from tho “pic! I“ of Town. Home news on every page. The police have received new helmets. home from the World's Fair. World’s Fair this week. This will be native her second visit._ Burling D Purdy, a prominent man of New Canaan, and dmrkcepcr of the State Senate. lies at the point of death in his town. The entertainment committee of the Cadets of Temperance will meet to morv row night at the residence of Mrs. M. E. McGonegal. Kr. and Mrs. stia Elwood, of Clerc- land, Ohio, are goats of lira. Elwood’s parents, lfr. and Mrs. W. H. Olmstead, of Union Park. N... Constable ll. N. Norebouse arrested an. William Bates. of Cranberry Plains, this morning. for assault. She will be tried before Justice Coolidge this nflst- noon. ‘__ Miss Emma A. Middiebrook. eldest daughter of Nathan B. Ifiddlsbrook, of Stratfcrd. was married Monday evening to Reuben Olmsted, telegraph operator at Wilton. ....- —lamb chcpa 15c. People's Market. The inasmuch Circle of King's Dough tors of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet at 8 o'clock. Friday afternoon, with Mrs J. P. Bryant, fl Franklin ave: nus. corner of Elm street. The regular monthly business meet ing of the Epworth hagueof the Not- walk Methodist church will bch to monow evening. Officers will also be elected for the ensuing year. Military men are pleased at. the recent orders from headquarters to the effect that hereafter the armor-ice of the stats cannot be rented to dutclds parties with- out the consent of the quartertnastnr- general. The civil suit of Nlcbael Shady vs. Julius and Josephine huge, for a milk billof $25.59, was tried before Justice Coolidge, yesterday. lls rendered a de- cision in favor of the plaintiff. giving him judgment for the amount of the bill and the costs. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew will hold their monthly business meeting to night, in St. Paul's parish rooms. The meeting, it is expected, will he very in- teresting. asreports will be given from the recent convention. All members are requested to be present. ——Tbe largest line of fine candles in town at Lanes. President 8. J. Hill, of tbsNorwalk Horse Railroad company, has engaged Plait Price to get an accurate statement of the value of the company's property. Mr. Price commenced this morning drawing plans of the buildingaud mak- ing measurements. The funeral of David J. Bennett was attended from his late home on Beldrn avenue, Tuovday afternoon, the Rev. A. ll. Wyatt emulating. The pail bearers were member-of St. John's lodge, F. and A. If., and the burial at Riverside cemetery was with masonic honors. Although somewhat early, chestnuts have already made their appearance in more of the local fruit markets. ltic reported that the crop will not be as plentiful this year as it has been for the last two or three yean. Hickory, haul and butteran are as plentiful as over. Nearly all the residentrof Stuart ave- nue and the Connecticut turnpike are connecting their houseswlth the Nov- walk water- rnain. Herstofcre they have been connected with the Booth Novwalk min. but the bar-sown“! agreed to change in consideration of the lower being laid on those strrstlf —-Tl1s only all silk ”spender in town for 50c .atJudd'r. nowammi. Norwalk. The central brigade rifle contort lis- tween teams from the four regiment: of the Connecticut National Guard is In programs today at the stats rungs In Hartford. Each team consists of fifteen men and than will bsavven allot-each at the 200 and rooms range. The following table of the m of the latest men on the track will be of later- sut to Novwalk’s riders: Tyler rides a age-r; Zimmerman a ”gear; Wiudlo Taylor. while Hanger is jut the power fat build which can work that path its vary but admins. worth-nus accuamuym wuhslloavb antiviral infatuation II and. s. Ambler, a: Union Park. I" : Mrs. J. 0:. Gregory will start for the o)hl John Camp, of Norwalk. now at Wil- liams college, is a member of the college football team. B.kf.Gardner, Jr., of the Gazette, now occupies Ira Cole's cottage on Franklin avenue." ‘M James Wood and ii. D. Wdlcoit started on their bicycles this morning on a hunting excursion. Edward Lloyd, of Wisconsin, Is visit- ing his brothers in Norwalk. This is his first visit here in twelve years. R. G. Hartford commenced shipping plants to Williamstown yesterday. for the decorations at Williams college. ' Rev. W. R Bennett, of New York. is speadinga few days in Norwalk on his way home from the World’s Fair. All of the doctors, dentists and mid- wives of the town of Norwalk have reg tutored under the new law, and thrir certificates have been returned to the town clerk's office. Captain 0. S. Clark, of Merwin street, 'u “tending the international yacht race trday. While yacht racing is of limited interest to the average “land lubber." the captain anticipates a day of rare en- joyment. as he can fully appreciate the fine points of sailing and of «coolant-hip displayed by the contestants. Officer Martin arrested William blur- phy, of Cobble Hill. last night, on a war- rant charging him with throwing a static at Peter Fredericks, the three- year-oldson of Frank Fredericks. The officer found hfurphy hiding in the house, notwithstanding his mother‘s de- nial of his presence there. [is was placed under $200 bonds until this morning,wheo he was fined M and mists. rovizrr Tull lilt' Elf. law- and Goa-Iv of the way In last Inn-ll. Ferdinand Brotherton is moving from 46 first avenue to Cyrus Ilcujmnin's house, on the Gregory Point road. -—Home news will be foun l on every page of Tris Sunrises Mrs Oscar l-'. Morrcil and children, of First avenue. returned yesterday from a visit with relatives in Shelburn Falls. Maris. NOWATTON. Emanuel Deinmbrado, Rowaylnn's wcliknown mail carrier, is once nilil’e delivering and collecting mail on his old route, after an absence of about 11 year on account of sickness. DABlllN. A son was born Tuesday night to Sir. and Mrs. Robert ilutmn. Hia- Maud Mather, of Passuic.V . J., leaguert at the horns of Albert ll. i"ico- fleld ' Smith 0. Keeler has moved into Clarence E Scolleld'a house on Nunmm avenue. lira. William E. Street and family re- turned Tuesday night from their trip Io the World's Fair. Rev. Ir. Weber, of New York. has moved into the upper part of Charles B. Waterbury's house. Charles 5. Waterbury is having his two. cottages opposite Alonzo Weed"- blackarnith shop. repainted. Li W. True and family, who have homecoming the Plait place. have ‘ Koch has had a new ceiling in his harbor shop. has purchased stove. and there are other eviden» m if duervcd prosperity about the place Extension club. on "Greek LIfe," dellv cm! by Profcmor Owen Seaman, will be read at the Methodist parsonage l'r riday «calamity Rev. J. If. Carroll. Ir. and In. Harry lllodleydoteph Fairbanks. Rev. and In. fl. J. Austin, In. Theodore Austin and daughter Stella, Ira. (l. H. Tilly. con and dough tamarind on Tuesday for the World's Fair. “W luv-u on In. rust-I. 1b the Mfr» o] “soulful: sin: Thurs are very runny residents who are anxieti- to kno- lhs result of the protest oftksPsoplova Villap.ndalacto know and read the uguarrct- used by Ilium. for and “aluminum also up the cans. Now that the mica hour myougivs minimising” Highest of all in Leavsning Pawn—Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ‘ABSOIMELY PURE in flow Ynlrfw the Winter; The first lecture of the Chautauqua swung Powder IN PLRASUKB‘S PdTllWAT. Coral-g Ivonfa of (infernal to the Plus- Uolng Paopla of Iorwalk. Those popular comedians, Donoelly and Girard, presented for the first. time in the Western district their new farce- comedy, “The Rainmakers." before a large audience at the Cme ra House last evening. They scored a ecided one. (was. as did Churles J Ross. Edward Garvie, Frank 0' Brien, Bernard Dyll n, Miss Mabel Fenian and Miss Annie ar- teil. The variety specialries which are introduced during the evening and tbrr cyclone' In the second not brought down the house. Charles J. Ross and Miss Mabel Fenton went through travestieson “Mtrr the Ball" and nose. in Fedora." Bernard Dyllyn sang several popular arm, and theaters performed a number of dances and songs. A song and march in the last not. in which electric lights are attached to the dancers, was a bril- liant auctions—Brooklyn Times. “The. Rainmakers" will be presented at Music Hall. Friday night. beetles in Washington life and these groupevlin it very pleasing manner and abounding with laughable sifuations form the plot of “The Senator," says the Concord Hwning. Monitor. The play evokrsa tremendous interest when the open-hearted senator decides to take the “Donnian claim" under his care, and works for im passage in the very last hours of the session: and when, by skill ful manoeuvres, assisted by a woman‘s tact, the bill finally priests, the applause was heavy and Louis Aldrich was thrice called before the curtain. Innis Aldrich aa“l3cnntor Rivers" was. of course. the centre of attraction. and the able man nor in which he delineated the bustling. wirerpulllng senator, added to the al- ready cxcelient reputation which he has acquired. Five of the remaining male parts weretsken by former members of W. H. Crane's company. The female parts were excellently taken and all things combined to make "The Senator” one the best yet. Norwalk theatre-goers will have an opportunity to see The Senator" at the Opera House, Saturday night. WABNlNli T0 lllllli I‘IENDS The Sad Can of a Brllllant Danhury Doc- tor’a Downfall. A case which shows how low a profes- sional man can sink through an inorv dinate love for drugs is being talked about uniting Slcriden llusinrss IIIcI', says the Republican. The .flender is adoctor who some years ago had a practice of be- tween $7,000 and $4.000 in Danhury. His love for cocaine and morphine has made him capable “I stealing or "bi a:- ing" at every drug rlOIB he. visits. lie. is selling ml‘f’nfll instruments. and “beat" out of cor llnl’ and morphine nearly every drug store in the city dur- ing the last few rla\ II. At one drug store he got away with a hypodermic needle while the clerk “ll! putting up more morphine later a man called at the same store for morphmo, but the proprietor was auspiciousthat ho was the nmullcmau and refused the request. From Ila-re he went wanother drug store and got ten grains of C(Wninr‘, which is worth 18 an ounce. The Ilru,r licnd Was uulrwquently arrested at midnight. prisoner en: liliDWl’fd another dortor. who pleaded Mr his release. and having settled the. c mine hill. the broken Ilonn doctor was "unwed to go. Again-I lilananr Merchants A case n :u recently decided in the Superior Co 11. at Middletown that 1"" have some i arrest for merchants in all cities is ill , State. Some time ago a Wutrrbury "no of rihov.I dealers opened a branch sin!" in Middletown forashort limo to dlvp "10 of a surplus stock. The locul mom Into objected and thought they had a -. and case against the lnirud lag firm unr'wr an act of the recent legit laturs relaI "I; to itinerant dealers. They brought au-i against the firm in the city court, pron If their “an4 .1 line of 0.50 .6 coats n or recorder! against the Water-d bury firm The flrni appealed from this decision tr II now the decision is sustain.“ ed by "It i1 iglm court. ft is than estab- lished no ‘. r the new law that a firm can- uot open .. branch store in a town unless 'wlth the I rectum of permanently locat- lug there if a the \ urk millionaire mm a rim- leMl’l MI Ivor-ad coin-um. Mn“ 0700.00. which , «no I9 panpln dyspepsia and thus pmph dead $1,459.00 in due "I, huh and ”it“, DOW; It) pit] ”.93 rach fchactn IIloodCare to cum "mm ”puma in th! mvlugper caprio II the in..." ,. old tutti; aim. more ”VII M ”'9" r u “WM Inquire II' rial-id‘s drug om. where your WM“ lbs solved and w‘u'fl'l—t’: "OM (511mm,,(m'. revel-n: backer fora paialorbs 0n the way it) the station harm-tho and CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer. Telephone Call I8-2. 'chlr cum Goods are Ghsa‘ W Ewanttornak ourfrimdlhappy, haviu onshundtcd. w andtwsn «hoveripmonscdlupodgwithaivedcllarhlll. s5“ 38 Washington Why shod ouch bittertoa An In oifift Wb . How a lof our lana mlsca How the PROP ‘tl MANN And the owner remains Home fallow $01“ now .mlhlll‘z PEOPLE'S MARKET 13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk. Telephone call, 52— 3. PHOTOGRAP to which the attention of ucnslantl VISITORS AL A Good Thing to Keep at “and. From the Troy (Kansas) Chic-f. Some years ago we were very much subject to severe spells ' of cholera mor bus;and now when we feel any of the symptoms that usually precee that ail- ment. such as sickness at thedstomach, diarrhea, etc, we become scary. “'9 and Diarrlmn Remedy the very thing to straighten one out In such cases, and al- ways keep it about. We nre‘not writ- ing this for :1 pay testimonial, but to let our readers know what is a good thing to keep handy in the house. For sale by- (i. i'. Stillsnn Druggist 2500-“ Will Buy a Wife 0r mother-a bottle of Dr. Hands Colic Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Merrrll. of Fairdalc, N. Y.,sa_vs: "Dr. Hand's Colic Corn is far in advance of any remedy of the kind I ever used, It will quiet baby when she is screaming with pain." Ask some mother ,who has used this remedy about it. When your baby is cross and fretful while teething apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotimr to the gums. Sold by all druggists 25 cents. Among the incidents of childhood that stand out in bold relief. as our morn cry 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 offspring and always with tie beet re- sults. For sale by l}. Stillson, Druggist. ' Child I... one; Pitcher’s Castoria. When Baby was sick. we gave lzvr' Camflt When she was a Child. sh.» cried for (marl; When 5h” became .‘llfl'l. shr- clung to Custom When she had Children, she gave them Cum Chi' iron Cry for Flirt: her’c Gastcria. Children cry for cher’s Castorla. REMOVED To lie. 5 Railroad Placr, JACOB M. LAYTON, with larger office far ill- Ilari, will be pleased to continue his servlr o». In wants of the bnslnmcouimunlty in any of his lines of business in losnranr [teal Estate, Htcainshlp Til kelp. Drafts and oney Orders Notary Puhll “f. finlrwimmts. «min first IIoIIIIr. Saturday Evening. October 1. The Farm-Ito American Actor. MR. Lillll ALDRICH. in Wm. if. l'ranc'o (mat American Comedy, The Senator, illustrating floclal Diplomatic and Political hi to in Washington, and as and for two years at the sitar ’fthsarr linder the management of CHAN. H. TIIAYIIH. MR LillIIS ALDRICH Will humbled by )Ir. Harry Brahma. Mr. Fluoridavr Blot- k Mr r. rrrlori titevem-oo. Mr. Bert Andrews. Nr. David Davis». Mr. 13.80 Pol,wel r. Evelyn Evans. 0th mail: Ills a Battle Russell. Miro Burma I‘Irld. Mice-I“I M. I0. "ll. More your grain early at t} s urn awn. Norwalk. andI ou'ir-I Mimi's". soul‘s-III. Imm 5” unlit... IIIIIIII IIIIIIII, scrum an. TH E COMEDI ANS Brutally and Hiram, in their W Karol-lac lama TllE RAINMAKERS. mmummmw macaw-rm. flout 0am Minot-mound» Pi’c ven‘t lyou eyardn the news. Satisfaction guaranteed. JACKSON’S have found Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cholera -* Dom Miss Iflllie James. Katherine 0h! why do you wasp DEAR butchers. rs keen you look green. glam and sour ed: 11' still lives, URI [DE How some man we never had thought of from West too”. they say, Gave bonds for that rascally butcher, travels his v1 av. honfznataatl y c ban In that "HONEST butchers might tlvc. An l the public be forced to pay us. Our prices. and take what we give. 5 E. J. WADI-IAIris. Proprietor, FIE! DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET 21 Wall st., Norwalk 1 Telephone call, 67-3. HlC STUDIO. NOW CONTAINS BONE BEAUTIFUL WORK lN Cilllilll, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA. those desiring FIRST “CLASS WORK is especially invited An Artistic Line of Photographs,’ Especially Studies from child-Lila IIII Exhibition. AYS W E LOO M E. E. if. .llCliSilll. PlillilllinPllEll. 53 Willi 8L liilRWllK. Taylor 85: Golden. iieal Estate and insurance, WASH lNGTON STREET. Persons Iookin foralct or house and lot. with the view 0 porches as. are Invited to call and examine our list. “I e have them for sale in every part of the city at reasonable prices and on eacv terms. a11%tf RI «I5‘\ 'I BID. (unis .p..1..::i ply m5 aid Mill Darlsn. or Eduard Lat rigan. Ronayron. om 3t. I)llF5~l‘ldAKl\f. 1.. llIerlu)’. ran... E‘m Engagement-I made by postal card; rs. Martinez, MuIlINorwnlk, Conn. Bord 1 di er 4 In Horses Wintercd AT snoorsme sroor IIIIIII. Plenty of box stall: and extra care. M H PARSONS. 0th lm T0 III-2T. '0. ll Hnnfonl Place, 9 rmimepmodernrcdn- v‘enicnces. rent 3 7.1].llnrlbutt house and ham on the hill. Apply to E. A. Womb ward. 2 COTTAGES West Main etreet. inquire or addres~Charlcs H. Hanxhnrst, P. U. Box ll2, Norwalk. Conn SECn ()N'l) III or. consists of four rooms, water i Real reasonable 05 West street. South Norwalk oct5 lw oct21w [' PPER part of hon-ac VII 4 ( 1..) street. [ft- , quire of l. i'aIIIIIaglI. No. ' Crescent Terrace. sr'lltf 4 ll 00.“ apartminfs. modcrn iinpr'ovemfs, swan/.02 i'orhorr building: rent 59 and ill). Four room flat. top floor. oicr Farrie- tons market: rrnI SI). lnquln- old Wei Clgnr(‘..o ofllcv KlWaslIington street. anfltf THE premiseson Railroad Square. formerly The Sentinelnfflce. Apply at this office. HUI tlon. -,_._,-_, _. -fig,-v_ USE Srooms and wash house. and acre of l;!and dmonrh; near Rowa ton at.- A.lso farm house furnished. as loca- lion.10acresinnd or more near static m flnelmrns.- Inqrnrirc station agent, or ad rea- H C . as iw If ill Iliiuher lat. four rooms on second floor; all modern improvrmonls. Rent per monih. Inquire at bram b ofllte of Sent- IIsl, N'nrw alk. srzl'.’ lw WI) nicol furnished 5.5.5.4.... with heat and use of aih. Apply at \‘o. III Hanford Place, South Nor-walk. octll lw HE top floor in the lnrurance bulldin now occupied by Butler budge. 0.0 O. F. or for tlcnlars In hire of Ii. 8 Brown. at. his store on South s sin street, or George I". Beam, City lRational Bank abtf il‘ A'i’l‘ half of double house on Monroe street. Enqulrrlnf R ll.ibiwan.1yl2tf SMAli‘LK building on W ater street. Apgyr to K~KHIPD [‘08 SALE} 5 'l‘lifl stock and flaiures of at in} store; long lease low real; price. mil. Inquire at this offlrc. (Built 110mm.“ IlIaI-Ion. harness, blankets. etc. ilorscli hill and go-ritlc Will he will at I bargain. lriuuln~ IIt sentinel office. ocii.’ tf OHSE. Iluuirlchornean aridtrmk, separate- ly or together; (heap. Apply to T. "B. Hmith. linxlll‘l South Norwalk. octd lilii- .H‘ HARIIAIN who house for :3,- ill). within the minutes walk frnrnrlI-pot; new house." l rooms, nrih and collar: reason force ling going to leave town to live In A home mirth. Invpilre of Oliver Barker. TI!- lnrdr tlohlmmr I). (Hologrovr- No. ll’rcspact Place, rinutll Normal ll. BLAI' K horse II yuan old. a rrriy. been a family pet. due rabls use W ItlInut fault or blemish C. Hwnrtz, or at Sillmflnn' stable. IADHT. A LADY'II black silk bag, containing two pm: Net lambs. in Which were money in; culinary] other thlna between the Green an out Aw! Ih a rent. by way of East aveniio. log- wardin otters-i, Iftlre finder will calul ccflli I in office. All open fwd waltharti witch ":le .lI-nnlnuin' boat house and [Iran a bonus. at end of Mrs 0.1). hows” plate.“ latter rewarded. ll (2. Mat hows Iiililllill’s tillfiilllfil Illii. Eagle Brand. 1 hove secured Iheconirol of this town for this milk. which in now preferred to all others, and will deliver It to suit enema. All orders should hs sent to 1‘. ll. Bll‘l'fl. in: on. South Norwalk. 0:13 lw gentle. has It family Inquire of rilllw 5 South comes; Bill ASSESSilRS lllilili. We bomb lvo notice toal all... .anmncfififigc “—73%; .5 to Idallvsr int 0 liable tum”? flue If ”a.“
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