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Paper Hanging, Painting
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can be! found at
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cents: single copies. 3 cent:
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lid-toe- Alum Ior incl-row.
Sun Rises tlun [lava Help Title 'l’id
at 6:50 at 5 15 I m I [1:259 .
tins You-h Ilse-id Weather Forecast.
The weather to—day promises to be generally
clear and slinhtiy warmer. followed by partial
cloudiness. To narrow it‘ promises to be
centrally from his to partly cloudy,- with
slight changes of iernprature, {allowed possi-
biy by ruin. »
”but the People of Our City are Data.
and Bertha. '
.
Home news on every page.
—-Fresh ham 12c. at Hayea‘ market.
The boat earners. is discharglng
a cargo of stone at .Rsymond Brothers’
wharf. ,
Mrs. J. I. Dibble, of Bnyview avenue.
is visiting her sister, Airs. Way to A. Ray-
mond. in. New York city.
~80 sure and see The Senator. »
Miss Mary B. Quigg. a teacher in, the
Concord street schooi.is sick with lon-
siiitts at her home in New Canaan.
An important meeting of the W. U. T.
U. will be held at Airs. Knight's this
afternoon at 3:30. Let every member be
present. ‘ '
——Iarnb chops 150. People's lillrket
Ari apple tree on the property known
as Second Point, belonging to J. U. and
Ell-1. Crown. is in full bloom. ltpre-
sent: a pretty sight.
The annual election of oil'iccrs of the
South Norwalk club will be held tomor-
row evening. at 8 o‘clock, ilj. the club
quarters in Music Hall block.
Street Commissioner Fox has the men
employed by the city street department
hard at work cutting down the rocks in
the Quinlard avenue extension.
—Sausage 12} cents. at Hayes‘ market.
The sheriff sold out the stock of stoves,
ranges, etc., of the Richardson if; .‘ilor-
gnu company, at No. 92 Brahman strut-r.
New York, yesterday. for $5,550.
The seventh annuaibaiiof Humboldt
Lodge, Sons of Herman, will be held in
Germanic Hail, Washington street
bridge, Monday evening. the lilth inst
«The Senator will pleaee you.
Now is the time in hell people lit-gin to
thing of winter underwear. Dickerman
& Soncan fit you out in this line, will)
the best quality of goods for the least
money.
~—Frcsh pork 1251'. at liayes' market.
A praise service will be held in the
South Norwalk Baptist church, riunduy
evening, in place of the usual normal. «A
special musical programme bat-l bull or
ranged. All are moat clrdinlly invited
to attend.
«The largest line of line candles in
town, at Lane's.“
William E I" L'lnders, ex major oi the
Third regiment, has been ilppllllllrtl
alljutant of the brigade on tlluetllll of
General Have-n, with rank of lu-utentllt
colonel. He succeeds Lieutenant (it-loge
I. Colin who was rlomihut‘tl us lit-uten-
ant coloncl of the Third l'r‘tlllllt'fll. at the.
last encampment.
Work in progressing rapidly on the in-
terior of Iloyt'e Theatre. It is expected
that the theatre will be completed by
November 25, at which tinn- tho opening
will probably take place. Robbins Broth-
errl have been at work for the print neck
and all the walls are nearly an. The J
T. I‘rowitt company also have a large
force at painters at work decorating and
painting the woodwork.
s
~Frsvh ham lac. at liayes‘ market.
Recent registrations at the C'ounectl
cut Brats building on the World‘s Fair
grounds are. from booth Norwalk. Dr.
0. l'. Bontwrll, lire. Mary i. Boutweil,
C. F. Balloon, A. E. tlallock, A. lion
ton. Courtlsnd E. Hiladorl. Mrs. B. C.
Palmer. Min It. i“. Palmer, John W.
Draw. W. a. Wheeler and wife. Prank.
list A lmlth, Thomas 1. Raymond. Miss
Kaitleiituyniondl from Norwalk.0. K,
Milli] and wife. '1' Stanley Voodoo
hori andwlie, William Lockwood and
wife. tiles molly t". Whitney. Dr. J. W.
Harts-sushi! “5132......
-Plsntyyoi fresh Buyicr‘s candy at
Leeds.
While driving around the business seek
the of South Ker-alts. inst everlinll.
Irv. William Johnson. wlieof ll moron
Iran on the tramway. who lives on the
Gun t Turnpike. lost control rd ller
mama, animal dashed across the
his“ in Washington strut crossing.
knochlnydoon hauls [1143“,th son
I
0035, w
804. Norwalk.
,'I:Iirre will healicp at The Kno
marrow night.
b it»
George Gerriah is very Iii at his home
on Stuart avenue.
—Sausaite l2t nuts, at liayes' market.
“a m
Attention is called to the advertise-
ment, oi sweet cider for sale.
Jesse Batterson, of 94 Woodward are-
nue. will start for the World’s Fair to
morrow.
fir:."'.l‘1.7.7r’r"
The hesrinir for the appomtment ola
trustee for George H. Shuler was ad-
journed to next week Thursday
Julius n. Crew leseriously ill at the
home of his parents, ex-Selectinan and
Mrs Nelson J: Craw, Chestnut street.
William L. Rider, of South Norwalk,
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nash, of Stam-
ford, who are on the way to the World's
Fair. went by Way of the Old Dominion
‘stEamshlp line :to Old Point Comfort,
Newport News, and Washington, thence
to Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago
They will return via. Niagara Falls. The
party expect to reach Chicago Monday.
Henry Stanford Brooks. superintendent
James Doyle, chief repairer. and B Y.
Eaton. secretary of the Long Distance
Telephone company. who are walking
through the country, inspecting the line
from New York to Boston, were at the
liabackemo hotel last evening, having
walked from Port Chester. They start-
ed out this morning and expect to reach
Birmingham to night.
I) (irimaldi, the commissioner‘espccl.
ally appointed by the French govern-
ment to investigate the batting industry
of tilla'country, was in South Norwalk
yesterday in company with John Philips,
one of the olllcers oi the National list
Mskers' association. They stopped at
tho Mailackemo Hotel and there met sev-
eral of the lending hat manufacturers of
the city. Landlord Wain acted as inter-
preter for Monsieur Grimatdi. He ex-
pressed himself as much pleased with the
many excellent appliances for making
hats and was much surprised at the high
wages paid employee here.
—thlee.
Will the gentleman who took the black
and white kitten, with blue ribbon and
hell on neck, from in front of No. 14
Washington slreetmn 4th instant. kindly
return some and receive the thanks of
the owner? A reward is also uttered.
NORWALh NEWS
A llreery Hull's! of Items From thr-
Upper End of‘t‘mvn.
Home news on every page.
A meeting of the St. George Cricket
club will be held to-night in the Sons of
St, George hull.w
——lii.us Millie James with The Senator.
The ladies of St. Paul's church are pro.
sparing for in Inner. to be held in the Not-7
«all: Opera liollee. December 13 and 14
ll. ti. Tyler broke the world's record
at Springfield, yesterday. for a mile,
standing. start. lie rode the distance in
2.01 3.5. '
'l‘iili Willing Workers of the African
Methodist Episcopal church cleared at
their lair '52 65. all of which they turned
over tr the pastor on his salary.
The monthly business meeting of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew was held last
night in St. Paul's pariah rooms. The
meeting Was an intensely interesting one.
the main feature 0‘. the proceedings being
it report of the convention by Wilbur
liubbell.
J. Frank Ryan. stl-pbrotller of ilmrge
L Scotlclrl, oi u. ll. Tallaut's clothing
store. has taken a position In the law
ofllceof Joseph A. Gray, of Norwalk.
lie has many friends in Dsnbury who
wish him success in his new businessp-
Danbury News.‘ .. _
A ltsng of half a dozen lloodlums
who pulsed up West avenue last cvl-u
lug. committed various depredstlanll,
annoyed the residents, insulted three
ladies at the corner oiOrebard street at
8:50 o'clock,and thou lurked around ll
boarding school on this street for hall
an hour.
Andrew Haley gave reporter Taylor
an emphatic “laying out" yesterday on
account oi an Item stating that Holey
celebrated his return from jail by ss‘
resulting his wife. Ills language was
not the choicest aniline run the risk of
going back to Jail for breach of the
W! ”as“...
The Connecticut World’s Fair bulletin
says: There Is an exhibit in lilanuiac
turss' building which has a great sttrsc
tion for Chicago people. to whom the
wood “lire” balls deeper significance
than to many others. and that is the tire
proofing and wire lsthing exhibit of (Jil-
bsrt & Bennett. together with Ham-
lnonll's metal iurrlng. of Georgetown
~1‘hs senatorwbatnruay night. Opera
Hm.
The town board at answers, composed
at William B. Hendrick. Franklin A
Teller and Henry W. llswnllllrsr. give
mininsastbrrvolurnatllas they will
Illustrate-narrows lists or ”cable
Wedge“ Karl
_ .7.” , iothing
"IOYQtBIlOth/‘Iin town, and always the ‘ '
“ 9.3; ; Line Of Furnishings I
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M 3.i.."’?i...a..ll and family will ‘ -
leave Norwalk today for the World's
Fair.
The Epvrorth league of the Norwalk
Methodist church will elect officers to
night. .. .
'Dwyer's City of Norwalk Band will
give‘a‘soclsble on Thursday evening,
October it. ~____
hire. Platt Price. oi West avenue. suf-
fered a serious fall Wednesday eveningr
‘GIIB'IQ‘ doing nicely tinder a physician's .
Clfll.
—Plenty of delicious bread.“ lane's
. All who wish to play foot ball are re"
queated to be at the practice game on-
the Norwalk Park, tc-morrow afternoon
at 3:30 sharp. __ -
lire. Gibbs and daughter, Miss Agnes
Ross Gibbs. of Elm street, accompanied ,
by Mia Fenley, will leave town to-day
fcr Richmond, Va. for a week’s visit.
The Central Circle of King‘s Daugh-
ters will hold its regular monthly meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the Congregational chapel. All inter-
ested are cordially invited.
lilies Bella W. Hume. a native of
indie. assistant pastor of the Central
Congregational church of New Orleans
and superintendent oi the Gospel Mis-
sions of theeame city. was present at
the prayer meetingvin the chapel of the
Norwalk Congregational church, last
night. and spoke very enthusiastically
upon the work and needs of the south-
ern l-tlleiilmi ficithM
Daniel Mctlrutb, of Wilton avenue,
who has been learning the hat iinisher's
node, is now out of his timeand proposes
to give his shopmates in the“ finishing
ro‘om'oi the Co operative hat factory a
grand good time. This afternoon he
will entertain them with aclambake on
one of the islands, and this evening the
festivities will be continued at 'Illi! home
on Wilton avenue. .
OVER Till! RIVER.
Mm- ‘ and uosaIp ol the my In Inst
Nor-all.
llerbcrt Land, of VBDZ'IIMID avenue,
will sail for Southampton. England,
next Tuesday.
Frank llouxhton, of Waterbury, has
been viriliog Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones.
of First avenue.“
Alisa Lillian B. Owens. of Osborn
avenue. lcit East Nurwaik to day to take
a course of study at a business college in
Bridgeport.
The Epwcrth League of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church wrll
meet to night with Miss Nellie Puncher.
of Maple avenue.
The. Sons of St. George Cricket club
will play the Stamford Scottish )ricket
club tomorrow Afternoon at 2 o‘clock on
Benedict Farm. provided the weather is
pleasant.
IMIIII'IN.
The finishing touches am being placed
on Michael Kane‘s new house on lit-Roy
avenue.
hint William \‘anSciver and son liarry
expect to start out Wednesday for the
Chicago Fair.
ltev. J. ii. Bench, presiding elder of
this district, wrll preach to the Mellie
dist Episcopal church. Sunday morning.
the lbtll irst.
Rev. J. Ill. Carroll will deliver the first
lecture tor the Chautauqua Extension
society. in the Methodist parsonage, to
night. Subject, “(lo-ck idle."
3...
NORll'l‘ilN.
The marriage oi Miss Carrie Raymond
and Harry Andruwsls announced intake
place the latter part of this month.
George Beeley and family are making
arrangements to return to their winter
home in New York in a few days.
The crossing south of the depot has
been closld by Contractors Savage and
Shelton, and work has been commenced
on the grading tor the four tracks. The
abutment» tor the highway over the
tracks will soon be started. The excava-
ting tor the latter is already done. A
work. and it will be rapidly pushed for-
ward to completion before cold weather
sets in. ..
lllitlAll ltll’lilt.
The handsome» "White Plums" celery
ever seen in town is that grown by J.
Edward Lycett.
For more than a week George Cream
stook has been marketing line ltreeu
corn. which was planted July Bill.
. Charles Relic“ ls harvesting souls of
the finest “Beauty of nebron”snd "Run
at New Yorker” potatoes ever'asen hers-
shouts. .
B. B. Walkley. principal of the district
whom, I! 0. All. sick II“ It“ Whitr
look. Mount teacher. is ably managing.
meanwhile.
Nearly a year ago some Democratic
wisvaore tiers my positively stated that
the "G 0. P.” had gone all to plant; lit
stodem-sursnu
AL
large force of men are employed on the W”
unmounted." But tile resent siss- newton-w Toothpaste.
doemtoiuilleateswesdsrtuldsgrse Don't. 01', don't 039” WW
oi visor. ailermeals. l have seen, says s‘ cos--
r.
A Job Lot .ln Children’s “seconds,“
* L, SIZES 25cts.
erman :& son,-
‘84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. couu.
our. .._..-_.. , ...V.7....~....,.. ..., .. .
Children
Highest ol'nl‘in Lcavening Power.-—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
I‘ I
and Ribbed.
, While,
Natural Wool.
,‘ Plain
Powder
W ESTI‘OBT.
Dre. Frederick Powers and I". D. Ru.
land are at the World's Fair. ' .
Editor Jones. of The Westporter, has
purchased the Robert R Snaggplace on
Riverside avenue, and will take posses
sion immediately.
J. W. Puncher has sold out his express
business to A. F. Sheppard.
James Mitchell moved into his new
house on Washington avenue yesterday.
Mrs.0eorge W. Jones and family, a
Brooklyn, who have been spending a
couple of'weeks with her brother. Fred-
erick Kemper.retnrned home on Wed»
nesday. ‘
llIre. Louis Hart. of Wnit Winsted. is a
guest at the residence of Edward Li-Iin.
The Aliases Kctchum and Miss North-
rup. are visiting at. the reside-net- of
Charles H. Taylor. .
Charles II. Kemper. 3r . is'iio Silt‘Ct‘t‘LI
CI. A. Sheppard & Sons in the morocco
business ‘_
The Westporte will play football \\ ith
the Norwalks tomorrow “(It rnnou
M rs Theodore Keell‘r returned on Mon
day from a month's visit it till friends in
the West.
' Mrs. Horton. of Bililgflpill'l.‘ is a ituent
at the reeldence of John W. llu‘rlbuit.
Carl D Perkins. of St. Johnshury, Vt,
has been a guest durim; the week of Rev.
G. (3. Pork.
Unclaimed ieltt rs at the llflrt‘OlIlCQ:
lire. weekly Stoddard.
Mrs. George Gotham leaves town this
week for the World's Fair.
Ber. George C. Peck. of the Methodist
church, will preach to the old folks, at
the Congregational church in Warren.
next Sunday.
An isluzrlc’Slm-lug I‘lrt.
An addition to the recent electrical
appliances has appeared in the shape
of an electrically heated shavinmm.
This pot can be llllltlt.‘ distantly avail-
able in any room to which current
for light is supplied. The base of the
pot is hollow. like the bottom of u
champagne bottle, and a lamp is
slipped inside, the bottom of the pot
being closed up by a metal reflector
having it Circular hole in it. through
which the neck of the lumppam-s
into the Inuipholllt-r fixed on llli.‘ base.
A small amount of light passos out
below the reflector through it ring of
glass just alum: the cup ot‘ the lamp
and is reflected by the white IIIAN.‘ b0-
low. Thislight is more than mini
clout to use the apparatus by ill ll
bedroom. One point in which this
appliance diil‘vrs from other electric
kettles is that lumps of various can-
die power can be readily inserted.
The watercnn be kept hot with an
eight candle power, boiling With ii iii
candle power, or rapidly boiled with
a so candle power. Tho coat of wing
this pot for the daily shave for a
week Ari about 2 contra—Now York
Telegram).
How l’ll'lltl'vt‘ sir-tile Quill-role.
The Jlivllnwn murmur of lu‘itling
quarrels is quite origimll. When onl-
man has ()IIl‘lllll'll another. “It! Ill
jurcd party gives notice that he in
angry by drawing in the sand before
the door of tho otlcndcr rt circle with
a straight line ill-rose ii. indicating
that his attention, which Would haw
been eternal, line how cut in two.
Friends of both portion then shut
them up. Thcypurlcy awhile. llll'n
' nd to be born again, profile on
little children, and finally as men he-
come reconciled and em bravo. Should
one be refractory and refuse to be
contributed. ht- Ill mitl'l‘lt‘iletI by the
community so cilantunlly that he is
soon brought to terms. it is just
iblo that ourcnlighteumi citizens
might consider this method better
than knockdown argument» and
certainly much cheaper than going
to law. Miriam-eh linear.
flutes For the Napkin»
There is it good deal of unlnrrlrlinty
as to whether it is or in not the tiling
to fold a napkin after a tunnel meal.
If one is staying in the houscruid
knows that napkin rings are in use
thorn. it seems ll reflection upon that
custom to fling the napkin down in
an untidy boo . Au elegantly up
ted table receives better treat:
ment, even at the end of the mold,
than those disheveled pillar of namry
too. Therefore it always neems lib
test to simply halt told the na kin
and not attract attention to it . their
by one obtrusive habit or the other.
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"his doorstep-i in Meridcn.
STORIES tll-‘ TIIE STATE.
Items of Intent Called from Every Quar-
ter of Connmtlcut.
' Alexander Savage dropped dead at
lie was forty-
iive years old and his death was due to
apopir-xy. .
Mrs. Charles P »ck, of Lyme, is slowly
starving to death. She. has been unable
to take nourishment for thirtyrfire days.
and her death is daily expected.
Matthew Murray. a Bridgeport tailor.
was run over and killed by a brew Eng.
land road train in that city. Both of
his legs were cut oil.
While coming into New London liar-
llor, the new United States cruiser Mont‘
Kernel-y wont ilSIl"I‘l' on the east edge of
Black ledge. She floured at high tide.
The sons of John Hall, of Bridgeport.
hart-applied for :l. conservator I‘VE'I' their
father He has liven crazy i-‘rl‘ twenty
years. working on ll divining rm] to lo.
onto William Kidd's Illll‘lr’lI treasure Ill:
is 87; years old and u elilthy.
Typhoid {PWI' has broken .out all'lllllg
the patients at Dr. Sweet‘shospitnl in
l/ebunon. One person has died and the
rally ill. The lever is attributed to do"
fective sanitary arrangements.
The Wesleyan football team was
badly crippled by an accident which to
Ir'l Fuller, the right trit'klv r, He fell in
practice with several pluyvh on top and
sustained a compound fracture of his
left arm. lie will be trouble to play this
Million
There is much indignation among the
Dorrie-critter of Middle-livid ovr-r the decisi-
ion of the moderator of the election in
throwing out all the ballots cast by
Democratic run-re. 'l‘lle moderator says
the ballots were irregular and the matter
will probably be taken into the Courts.
The celebrated case of liarwr's appeal
from probate, llll' trial of WIIIL‘IIUL‘CU-
pied six “wells in thcb‘uln-riori 'ourt. wa-r
argued on appeal ill the Supreme (It'll?!
of Errors of Hartford. 'I‘ho Cilnt‘ ini‘nlrl-s
the distribution of $lliil.lll:0. in the fin.
perior Court the Will was set aside, and
tIlt'I‘nlalt‘ thus goes in thou-ulna and
children.
Walter A. TfiIl'OIl. :l ll lei-m lIl‘llllllllt‘i'.
while in thi- Norwi 3i depot. was up-
IUOflI‘IIt'iI by it youn-
lmby Ill her arms Nin- mired him to
hold III" t'llllll in II -r ll few minutes.
which Ilt' trilligiiigl) did, only to find
that who one not coming hilt”: for it. Iic
then turned it um I tho l"‘lll‘i'. The
woman It‘ll on ll north hound will as
root) as nIlr had dis]. 'fli'll of ill" t-llilll.
“mum“ with it
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.\ lint-ll T’liirv':
l-‘roiil ill-,- 'l’r
Smith yearn lilw
Bulljrt'l, [llhr‘b'rl‘l' :l‘lIa .if i-ler‘lr-l
bud: and "mi wl
‘u [iii-p lit ’Vlll‘url.
ll’ulil 7 m V... ..
“W" v. r) llilll‘I.
llllli‘
'l “l' l‘lol “Ly of tho
syllapil not that . urllly [ll‘lCt't‘iIlltl liil-
ment. nlll‘ll us fill . ones or tllvllutorrizlcb.
llIIlfl’llll"l, l‘li', . n litt‘rillil' N‘ltly. We
have found (‘lriim‘mrllln‘l l'lllll‘, thrill in
Mill Illuri‘liurt ii molly the. Very lIilli,; to
almightcn nrn- w .l in lilli‘Il callus, and al-
\\ll)li kt‘i'rl it el‘ out. Wu Ill‘l' lint writ-
lily; this for ii i y 1. ‘lllllillllill. but to ill
our I‘I‘lllll‘l’rl ilil . l “lull in u mun! thing
to Lot-p ii-inllv In tho hour-(e For mil- try
(l. (7 Stillmrl Ilruunlat.
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Among il‘ irlttillliltll lvl‘ l’IIIIIIIlU‘HI
thnr stand in l in IllrItI relief. us our llltl'll
ory rt‘t't'lln i l the do)» “Ii-ll \w mrr'
ynllmr. lltllvtli'tt more lll‘tllllllli‘ili than
i‘iWI‘fl' aiclrv us. The young lllHIIli‘I' \‘rv
idly Willi" were that it all.» i'lilllnlmr-
Illin'ulioul a» Remedy I‘UI't'll lwr of i‘l’illlp.
and in tll~ . lilllrllnirstl-ra It lulu-roan
oliwprlnu .HlilIWilyn wlilltlo Ill-st re.
nulls. 1:“. min by (l. hltillllon. llrlllrnlar.
ii a Net or'l; lililliomilrl .llvl-r. .l w .
her at 5th :vl'nm‘ and ‘lllth street. lusting
"WM“, -. it'll Kim a lit [‘t‘ll‘lli‘ rlyfllt‘prilfl
and than .nllplv lltn‘illl 1.1.4me in doc
tors' bill 7nd lilinlly My. brpzly Fulfil
each for! vine lllond (turn in i'lltr' Llll'lll
wllni o‘w .? ls-thv «willy: plr slipllr. if
the rIInr'-~ lhn'illl not In» uiwo :‘um
brush. '4’. « mm» III the fella?"
Irlqiiil it I’llllntl-ll'll drill: elm . “It-altar
you nw “new the prohlmmlilwi :mll
notion-r ’l‘innahcuil‘ all». its: l‘hre.
Porn unt- back or turn pain in the
side or . 1st, tr slitui'lnttu pir‘t't‘ of lien-
uel wil Chum rlaln‘s I’ain "aim and
biudlnt - onto the affected parts.
lI’Qmei will cure any orrilnnr com-in
one or l. - days. l’eln llalm nso cures
rheumlo u. fill cool bullion for sale by
(I. 0. Sr win. Drilnttlsi.
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Pitchcr‘ .. bacteria.
Whoa baby 1 rlrlr. we gave her canons.
When. she a.» «mild. mamm- (is-nth.
titles the i. an altar. she clung to malaria.
writ-shill «smallesvsmm
will
lTegies'Jleelrel‘s or hymen successor.
advising you correctly and giving you the
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Leading
PEllPLETS MARKET.
Ill North Main st.,.So‘. Norwnlk
other three putticnts nrc said to be critic: ..
This “"3""
i-lln'li Grade 6‘ are ones
wanttornak o'trian happy, 7 havin enshnildrul
5581;: grant derogation” call oped a? with a five dollar hill,‘
a e 0 ‘~ . J
E price on flourhas advanced seven -flve cents "or barrel.
We will for a limited time sell at lhzyabove price}: We are
l
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
took the advantage of the market, but won’t take
the advantage of you.
CHAS. ’E.>sEvmouR,
Grocer. , 33 Washington St.
Telephone call [3—2.
a-
Why shed such hitter tents,
What makes you look green. Klum and sour
As a maiden oi lift years?
Why . haven‘t yell ward the news,
liow all or our lane miscarried:
ltow the PEOP E‘rl MARKET Hillelum' ’
)'I
And the owner remains UnilUR
llmv same man we never hat‘ thought of
Some follow from Weetport, they say.
Have bonds tor that rascally butcher.
And now ever) thing travels ills way.
The law should be instantly changed.
80 that H EST butchers might live.
And the public be forced to pay us.
Our prices. and take what we. give;
E. J. WADHAMST‘Proprletor. .
resentment... _, . egplgr'e ureter
all st., Nor-walk
| Telephone call, 6-7-3.
uncasows "
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN‘
CRAION, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AIID SEPIA.
to which the attention of those desiring
.. FIRST cLAss WORK
is especially invited
All Artistic Line of Photographs. Especially Studies from child-Life
» constantly on Exhibition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
t. u. llclluil. represented. Aim” ST... neliwui.
.31?I.‘L‘.'.?.T.‘;’.".f..".f.‘.2i."2ii‘.”.iifii.'.’.~. TWO“ 3‘ Go'denvl
' RealEstaieandlnsurance
Home in New York,has for years treated
WASHINGTON arrinnr.
Telephone chimes. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1
children successfully with a remedy, now
prepared and placed in the drugstores,
culled Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are sold by all drugltisis at
25 cents a (leakage. They remove all
worms. are harmless as milk. pleasant to
take. and never fail. Valuable for fever-
lshness, constipation and headache, even
if no worms are present. Ask your
drllggist.
considerate“
cllr isussens NOTICE.
We hereby alto notice to all persons and mr-
p:lratinns. haul.- in pm‘ last-s in the i iiy of
South Norwalk. that they are reunited by aw,
to deliver to the A-lsess‘nrs‘.or either of them_
on or before the ilrni Ilnyoi November, irit‘l. ll
written or irinted list. dated. signed and
sworn ic.of:ill the property owned by them
l'r-rmnn looking ioralot or house nndlot,
with the view of porches nguiro invited to
call and examine our list. it n have them for
sale in evory part of the l-lti at reasonable
prices and on Btu-'V terms. aul’ii tf
“ANTEIL
when ..;,.i’..:;.....l; 1.. Red mil. ran-7;:
or Edward Ladrlgan. Howey ton. octt lit
Bi-
t .
t [BL to do L’eflt‘l‘fll housework in, a imall
I lnmll). Apply to tienrge F. Bca've. :3
l‘a'ri eld avenue. ril-uill Norulilk. nclll3t
l)HF:H'~‘\l.-\K[Nli by till} tiny. Terms. 1.50.
l. ,. 'elnl-lm made by poslnlmrd. .Irs.
Martinez oulh Norwalk. Conn. Box lilil.
»\ NEW (1‘ second hand lrll’M‘Iif on easy p
1 llll'ZlIS. Address with particulars. .5.
5.. lli Main street, Norwalk. ti
0(‘l
on the “get any u|f tlctlirbernlfiliiil. liable-Ill) ran. Brll 3m
ution.ot cruise t wi I let lot My or t in :— ' ”‘ "
season in make out r-Iuh list according In
ilnir bust judgment and knowledge. and add- Horses Wintered
int; ten per cont thereto, “hit-h they I)
are comprllrdtmio. and from which i
made. there is no appeal.
N. ll~Lietsuzny Ilt‘ returned in the Asses—
sorsai Ill" ('Hllllt‘ll Ronnie. iinvilnnd sin-er.
AT
BROOKSIDE STDBK FAIllA.
I‘ll-lily of box stniisnnd extra care.
in"?!
booth .‘éorwnlk. from and incluvlin Futur-
liay,llriuber iith. £33.10 and Ini‘lulfin‘ No- M: H PARSONS
Vl'lllllt‘l‘ l. ill'vii. said rooms in be open from ll :m
to 1:311" o‘viltrk a. m., and iron 2m in Mill
ll‘l-irwil p. m . and on Saturdays from 7:in i 7
ml it'l’IlM k in the rennin .
I r bulllll Norway, tlclnbcr till. firm
not? 1m
'1‘" LEE.
’l‘t) rent from November-124i. rnomson second
door. at :l_.~'oymour l’iar-e. inquire of Mr.
lioyt on premises. ocililvv
my .i. ('it.\ .
\‘h‘ DONOVAN.
I . Asseimrs.
l-‘ilAN KLIN A. TULLESJ
'0. ll liluimrli Haw, v-mrlrs: modern corn
1. \‘t'lllt‘lik'r'fi. l'l'lil s 7.5". liuriblilt bridle
and barium Illt' AIItI- Applylll H. A. Womb
ward.
unit If
I
ASSESSIIIIS NOTICE.
We. ihl: undersigned. livrt-lly lt't' notice t I
all Persons and (‘orwrnilonsllnh l' lupin luau.-
lit the Town of Norwalk. that they are rcouir
ed by law in llcli or to tllr‘ assessors. or either
of them. on or Ilt‘lilrt‘ the lir~t tiny of Nowm
her. run. A written or printed Ii~1.lllttill, sign-
ml and worn to, of all the property owned by
them on UK" ilrst day of llriuber. iS'JZl, liable in
taxation. tJlIll‘r\\I"tl it M I be tllr- duty of the
nwvmrr-lulunkt- out such list lit-cording to
ihvir bin-t judgment and .Iirmwlel'ltzr. and add.
in; It‘ll per cent therein. which IIH‘)’ itrr‘ l-olll-
pollrll by law in alumni! from ullil-il li-is, m
IlI'Illi'. there is no appeal
N." «Lists may llt' returned ill the natal-mire.
at the selectinvn's lllllco. Ilunk ltlillllirlx. .‘o'or
\vuliz. and lit the t‘ouliwil lto pm. iiuvllauli
urea-l. South Norwalk. from and including
in min r lllll. lbltl in and including Nun-inner
l.~l. Nil. sliid lriilcen to be open from in to l2
li'riv I"\ n. rii.. ltnll ll'tllll ‘J to Fio‘l‘ wk p. rn.. and
llll‘lll'il‘tlfl):1fl’0lll7llll’lflIll" I‘Vt‘lllllll.
WILLIAM ll. lil'lhlllltli‘k’. I
FRANKLIN A. Till-LEA, - Awuns‘nrn.
HENRY W. li.\\\‘XlIl'Ri-IT.I
I rl ti ilorl
- ('er'l‘aiil-‘s \Vt"l Main rlrcr-i. inquire or
lullireul‘harii-s ll. llawxllursl, P. U. Box
ll'.'. Norwalk. (‘nlln until he
\‘ECONIl l'illllr. f'UflSIbI* of four rooms. water
. ill. lit-oi reasonable. 1"; West street.
Smith Norwalk. out: Iw.
'I’I’ER port of IIKIII‘t' No. 4 t‘iay street. in-
! quire of i. (‘ai‘unngli. No. 2 Crescent
Terrace. or!!! if
Ii
(00.“ ulnar-townie. modern improvemis.
swarms: L‘nrlwtt building: rent ID and
Sin l-mlrrnnui llai.iup ilonr. over Farris -
iorl's rnllrkli; rent Sill. lnlllllrc. Olll We]
Cigar (‘o.. oilil-s Ki Washington street. aulhitf
'1‘”th IllI «lilillnilrondSquartufnrulerly
in rniinelnllll'e. Apply-iii illlsotlice.
Illil’h‘lfifirmtlinuiul “hell house, and acre
or land: 9H llinulll; near flown ion atl-
:ion. "flair, inrmxbuuse furnished; pi: loca-
_ ' .. ' on. nr-rl-H llllt or more near slut on. an
. 'I‘ A t'ili Ii'l‘ ill l'lilllM'I I'. lwllh‘lwl 53"“- llill‘IHl'tlil. inquireatallonllgcnt. or address
I \\‘ltllt wlrhlrl and for tho I’lslill‘l nr M-r- lid: 3 lloa‘uyiun. l’nliu. aria lw
walk. on the full day of October. A ll.. [MILL W“ . .
l'I-tntl- of The Rich rd'on R Morgan rump.
illli)‘ of Norwalk lillllild District, an insolvent
t roll-r
ilfill‘l'l‘ll. 'I‘lilll l‘llllliiiiasllrtir'rw lu I'l‘l‘t‘I'Jt',
exitiliillv i|IItIlll‘l‘Illl‘lllmlllIii'l‘llllillhllf lIll‘l'lv'II'
More of fittlll E~trlic bl- itppa-inll-d ill the l’rnlmll-
Uflll't‘lll Nurwnlknliillll' tlllilluy ofth-l , icitl.
19d”)! llclnlnr Ini. four rooms on second
iluor; all modern lrnprovo meals. that
per month. inquire at lrrallrh oriieeuf Sent -
nel. Norwalk. lint? lw
’ WU him-1y furnished rooms with heat and
at iwun'llol'k. afternoon: of “Illl'll all inw- r .1”: ”I "‘.”'-,Alli‘ll’ M So. [It Horizon)
not» in Illls‘lt'fl WIII Illlil' liliiII'l' and up war. if “M“ ”ml" 5”“‘m" 0": AW
they N‘l‘ mill-iv. and be heard int'l'ooli. ; iilltlw ll ‘ "
Iril~l r- will give [llllllll' notici- tin-roof by E l"ll floor In the [lllrlll’lncfi
llll'lllli.’1|lllll) of llilii order on lllt‘ pulrlil' sign
plial Ill NIIII :«nrulill: at Hurlill .‘m‘unilr.
llllll \“Illilll IIII‘ mine inwu. llillI by
publishing the name in ll ncwupupt-r having: ll
rlrl-Illnilun in said lllniririmt lrlN toil lluyn
Ilcflrl't‘ «trill it‘ll; rlriv of llclohor. Mn
AHA ll. rvlmllwnifll'.
lliiildlrll: nuwnr'l-uplellll‘ Butler Indira
l. t) U. l" ‘I'lllr pa‘lir-ulnrn rirlllire oi Ii. 5'
Iiilllt‘llfl‘l his ‘tlllri'nll South Main street. or
ill-urge 1'. Boone. t‘lly National Bank. ahtf.
‘Al-i‘l' hall of double IlIlllMi on Munroe snout
J hurrmrv of It. ll. ltowun. 1le if
twilllr Judgo. ”iiixl.i.lmulllnuhu“sternum. A "l”Ts
_, hi I?“ l'. Knapp. 5&2,“
.. .9}!
garrrblmrrrmts.
noewull print send
Saturday Evening. October l.
The meits American Actor.
Mil. LIIIII ALDRICH.
in Win. ll. Marie‘s lire-lit. American I‘ulurlly.
The Senator,
illustration r‘otlnl. Diplomatic and Political
1 Washington. and as played for two
yearsatrheritar Theatre. if. Y '
Fl"! Phil. I.
f ‘lilildnrllnill fixturrsolnviunr ntoredloflri“
lralsi- iuw t‘t‘lll: prlrs. Mil. Inquire
lllla ofllu'. until“
I
l Ultrlli. IlM‘ltlfl. liurrrem. blankets. etc.
Horne ind and gentle Will be sold are
bargain. inquire ntrlentlnsloMce. om ti
1 l‘tiilriiil. double burnt-ell antiltrlirlraspa als»
ly ur tuitt'tllr'ri l-lmlp. Apply in
Hnlllh. llmr :l‘ii. Hmlill Norwalk.
\ lull-air llAliilAlN. will translator -
1 iotwilhin rive lllIllilll‘a‘ walk iromd i
new liuilstl.7 mnmr. Attic. rind cellar mason
In“ to leave town to II" in I
tor so Illlif go
lmmnsulltIl. in: ire of Oliver barker. 'l‘sy-
All: l'lrleurow. No.1 P18- t
on
«a
MM... . . . a. we...“
will l‘w
VI
Iur ti: llulllbiwli' . .
l’lmac. Ninth Nurwn k w
l ruler the
e
managementirilillAd.ll.’l‘llAYi'llt. ‘lAl‘Kl r I". Am .7. 'WMWMMM
II B lithiumri'r'nu’i' pvtf’alimil’iz‘llig‘ifli’ y
i s “L c . itlll' nllhunl limit or blemish. nq‘gi’r‘ewni
I
t'. riwnrtz. or at i'lnlrnsrls' stable.
W H ' IAIS'I‘.
belittle lilac-hill“ bit foiotalul t".
1‘ poljet lambs. in whlehgirers mung]: “g?
m int, rerun. ant other thin ll. mt p o:
0“" “" 373.2% 3‘” “rd?“ ‘ WTIIIl
I’fll'mii‘rft. m. n. seven-lam m-nlnvarlv M unilsl’lmr'dl'?lrlllil'ilii'il’nlli‘d'li at g;
will
he lli‘llfl store. Norwalk. All“ ”my! 9m".
druntnrsdtorwsllr. ‘ h N . . i ,_‘..wmfl.- “Ween—’KTW
own W cm vr I“
A Jenni lrrr‘lmathuusennd firearm
gt
r wanted. ILU. alllew
Will be assisted by Mr. llsrry lirsllnm. Mr.
fillerlda lllmllt M . Motion Murmur". Mr.
Bertha rswsdllr. )riVltl llsvres. Mr. .. riot-
llerml’nnll. Mr. ltyrlyn Evans. Mr. Jim!) It.
Roddy. Mil-e mm c item-ll. llitm- ltmma I bid.
M i. Item". . IIs Millie.
in .
tIaIIH‘F‘ Katherine
FIIIIIAI lllillll. OOTIIIIEII Bill.
THE COMEDIANB
Donnelly and tired,
in their latest transiting sum
TIIE BAINMAIIEIIS.
mhusnustdlflmm its.
ammonia-sum.
“Winds-slam M n
Blilflfll’S llllllllllliifl . 'IIIA.
Eagle Brand.
[have secured the central or this town for
this mllli. which is new preferred to all
others. and will deliver it in suit customers
All mom should be sent to ‘l‘. it. Ml’l‘ll. IN
378. Mulls Norwalk. set! lw
enslave-:0 ' '
‘l't Ill. 5 Iallrsss Piers.
We
25.2%
with _ 7
watt
of
Norwalk Chronicler