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Sun Rises! Sultana , 3.1:): Tidal Low Tide
Id 557 . Al 55” . W i .l 325
‘ ’New‘ ten Herald Weather-Tureen".
'lhe weather tit-day promises to be partly
cloudy and slightly warmer. preceded by rain.
followed by clearing and cooler weather. T0-
morrow it promises to be cooler and clear.
SOUTH ‘snumul.
What the People of Our (‘ilv a," Hill 3
Ind Suvlnl.
Heine‘s band will give a concert at lhle
Mrs. Nan Stilts, of Moon Hill, has gone
1:) New York for a two weeks visit.
A son has been born to Mr and Mrs
William Colt-s, of Connecticut avenue.
William P, Randie. of their street, left
South Norw ulk yesterday for the Worm‘ s
Flair.
Home‘news on every page.
Mrs. A. N. Clark. of South Main
street, has returned fromn visit in the
Berkshires.
The steamer Kate U. Stevens, Uuptniu
W. J. Stevens, has n largo puny out tn
day to witness the Vigilalierulltyrio
boataace.
”Whips, 25c.per qt. People's market
William P. Bland of Rat: n lilii .. If.
purchased the Smith Ulla plut .~ in \\ ilton
recently, will move there out n eck u ith
his family.
Lewis Anger and Michael Ilnllvn were
arrested last night for vagrancy. This
morning Justine Edward Barrett com-
muted thorn in the countyjlilfnrtrn
days.
—Junius Brown, painter, paper hanger.
decorations. general jobbing. gmining.
etc. Slateiu post office and So. Norwulk
Hardware Co. Contracts solicited. Ad-
dm Havilapd street. South N ortvalk.
Noah Joyce, Jr., aged lvn-nty hmr
years, formerly of South Norwalk. was
arrested in Bridgeport yesttrday for
stealing several gold finger rings and a
gold watch from Mrs. Jesse Atllorton, of
that city. He admitted his guilt.
J. Walton Travers. prescription clerk
for H. A. Dupes, uf Fuirfleld avenue,
Bridgeport. formerly with Druggist Bax
tor, of South Norwalk, departs on a three
weeks' vacation to day. He will visit
New York, lihipagri and Albany.
—§reslir humlzc: hl flayes' market.
Aparty of Weston people Mt South
Norwalk this morning on the 6:l0 train
for the World's Fair. They were: Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Seth Grumman
and sister, James Coley, bliss Ill“ L.
Coley and Miss Annie Hyatt.
E. R. Bennett, of the Young People's
Society or Christian Endeavor of the
Baptist church, will lead the met-ting in
the Congregational church to morrow
evening at 6 o’clock. T era w ill be rllfig-
ing by the quartette, Mid utbrr features
will make the rum-ting interesting.
Atthe people's service, in the Congre?
gational church, tomorrow evening,
tnero will'be musical selections by the
choir, and a sermon by the patriot on
"This Year's (lain for No Llcrmm What
Next?" All «he voted"Nu License" at
the recentelcction, fll‘rr llt'hl‘llly invited
to be present
P‘f‘t‘lil pork 12m nt ilnyen' Illltrltut.
0n the application of l/n-kword fl:
Beers. for Dudley and “NW rs, agaillrtt the
TeuEyrk, linker a Dolley Shoe cmu
party, recently put into the hands of Re-
celver W. l': Burnllnm, the hitter was
allowed to cnllllrhlmlaz‘ the clxtlm of the
firm for 01.300 against Hamil Brothers, of
Boston. The latter are assigning debtors.
and are paying 50 cents on the dollar.
lir. Dudley, one of the members of the
firm. is a resident of South Nurlvailt.
—The largest lim- nf finv t'lllilill'l-l in
town, at lane's.“
The many friends of Mrs. ii. if. Peck
will be pleased to learn that only ultra
alone. one on her shoulder and one on her
hip. and another between hvr knee and
ankle, were the extent of her injuries.
Bite was badly shaken up from the acol-
deut, but her attending physician
thinks that it will require but it {our days
for her to fully recover from the shock.
In. P. E. Hadley. of Ansonlu. who. to.
gather with Miss Myles. was with “re.
Peek. escaped with a slight shaking up,
and both art-swine sets all the result of
their dangerous experience.-~Auauala
Sentinel.
~8auaa3s ill costs. at Beyer” market.
it. H. at. John, the traveling Mill
than of the Old Well Clear company,
offlouthlforwalhwas in town yester-
flr. 85mm so much use hr.
I. ll. Wish
4 ed for the World's Fair to day,
tilted seventy-four yearn}
- the South Norwalk Methodist church to-
0035,
So. Norwalk‘.
Willie, Scarlet
Natural Wool. .
A Job ”Lot in Children’s “Seconds,"
ALI. SIZES 25cm.
Ito 7 'erman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK CON’N.
Joseph C. Merlll will lead the EpmmltI
league meeting in the First Methodist; rant meeting next Tum" “him
Episcopal church til-marrow evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Jennings and
llr. and tire. William T. Raymond start.
Samuel o. Whitlock and 1.... night,
Funeral to-
morrow at Green's Farms.
"Ffltfillv ham and saunas, the. at the
People's market, opposite Hayea'.
Miss Ionian Cooke has moved from Wil.
ton to South Norwalk and will reside
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Cooke, on
West arenue. % _
Kr. and Mrs. Charles Solker slid
daughter Mabel. of North Main street,
erI spend Sunday with friends in Mel
roeo.
Rev, A ll Wyatt, pastor of the Nor
walk \L-tllodist church, will preach in
morrow night, in exchange with Rev. ll.
E. Burma.
The next meeting of the Board of Edn-
cation will he held October 15. for the
purpose of discussing the matter of text
books on ph} siolngy and hygiene, which,
under a law paretd by the last General
Auembly, are required to be taught in
every room in the public schools.
The funeral of the late Thomas F. Wil-
son was largely attended yesterday after-
noon from his home on Cedar street.
The senior-s Worn conducted by Revs
StIllt’ck and linlluck Delegations front
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. R, and But-
ler lsldgc, No 97, l, O. O. 1",. were pres
cut and conducted their ritual services.
A touching tribute was paid to Mr. Wil-
son-Kr memory by Matthew Starr. The
floral tributes were numerous and hand
some, among them being n cross from
his widow, a pillow front his brother
and nephews and a cross from the Wom-
an's Relief Corps llis widow and little
nephew and neicc have the sympathy
of the entire community in their bereave-
ment.
«T. E l’eck will send a large number
of people on the specml $17 excursion
train, over the delightful Lackawanna
route from New York city. next Thurs
day, connecting with the Michigan (Jen-
trul. considnml otltgof the tines: roads on
the comment to Chicago. This will
msku a rapid Inn of thirty hours and
give a line opportunity, at almost the
last moment in the existence of the
greatest sight the world has ever seen. to
behold its grandeur nod lllr' unparalleled
skill exhibited by the people of the nine
leenth century. There are multitudes of
inventions there, any Obt' of which beats
all the world of the past over new or did.
The exhibition is simply marvels piled on
marvels. Cull immediately on l’lninted.
druggist. or i). liould, station agent,
Nliru-allr, for tickets and Information,
A Sllllll’it‘t‘pully watgiven Miss Julia
l-‘rllurl, at lvr home on Harbor avenue,
hurt evening. Therl' was music, dancing
and refreshments The following col-
ored society people were present: Mr.
and 3er Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs Ft’l
motto, Mr, and Muglnw, lira. i'rtr'l,
llr and hire. 1’. ll. Weston, Mrs. Sho-
wcll, Mrs, Peterson, Mrs. J L. Weston,
Mrs C. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Sher»
world, Mrs U.Thompson, Mira E, Sunletr.
Misses L. and 8. Carl, Matilda Taylor.
N. Taylor, S. Price. 0. Graham, ll.
'l‘homptlon, L. Jimmison. M. lluwley,
F. liawiey, ll. Spencer, Messrs W. and
U, Mott,(.‘. Thompson, W. Wllaloy,C.
Nichole, 'l’ .lchunsil- ll ('uller. T
Weslon,t .Wiliiamn '.l‘ King.
NllllWAl. h hlill' .5.
rt flier-u llml'ei M Home From ti..-
Uppor lust of Town.
The students of Profs-or Harstrom's
when! are to he uniformed.
J. .\l Benedict wnl M5": for the
World's Fair Ill-at Monday.
’i‘hocnutrnct hna bun give-hour. fur a
02,500 organ for St. Paul's new chapel on
flurkeivy atrtel.
wisest chocolates m DsHillt'I. Reduced
to 49 cents Wm‘fihm,
Mrs. William Pluney. Jr., and family.
of Berkeley rtrret. have‘ffllffll‘m‘from a
visit in Danbury.
n-Mitla Donovan has returned to tire.
W. H. Jarvis'. and is now ready for fall
work.
The annual mil csllof the Namath
Baptist church will be hchi next Thun-
day nth-moon and evening.
~Lanib chops lac. People's Market.
in» Clerical correlation of the Fair
field County Archdeacoary will meet in
Trinity parish. Newton, neat Ilondey.
o. It. “smiths... of this street.
and lire If. 0. Kat-m,“ Holt avenue.
fair. ._..
“limb pork ills. at Raye: market
William Vanaaoser. the bicycle
ma
‘York.
III-.usaam'm at are.
prides is hymn». New
ton, started for the World‘s Fair this
morning. ,
, rim and lrvln; Lockwood. The purse
loft Norwsik yesterday for the “land’-
racing man. «it knows is ifsrasik, has
The Alpha Wheel club hold an Imporv
llr. and Mrs Elmer Jackson, of Wil
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Triatram, of
Berkeley street, leave Norwalk for the f ‘
World’s Fair next week. ‘
The llour announces that Frederick
Hoyt and Miss Sarah Woodward will be
hurried early in November.
«Fresh ham 12c, at Hayss' market
Rev. Dr. Noble will speak next Sub
bath evening upon “The World's First
Parliament of Religions."
—Lntcat styles at Mrs. W. 1LJsrvla'.
Dr. Emilio Eehererria» and brother
Guillermo, of New York city. are guests
of Professor Harstrom. of Ncrwalk.
~Best chocolates at DeMott's. Reduced
to 49 cents pound. ~
Catholic Union Council. K. of C., will
waive communion in a body at St.
Mary's church. tomorrow morning.
David Gould and wife, of Academy
street, contemplate a trip to Canada,
leaving Norwaik in about two weeks.
—i‘r‘resh peanut tally. ‘reduccd to l5
cents pound at Dellott's.
The Y. bl. C. A. football team will go
to Stamford next Saturday to play
against King's High School team, of that
place,
The summary of the Weekly Record
shows three real estate sales in N‘orwalk
for the current week and mortgages
animating to N, 200.
A. ll. Bill will lead the ‘1. if. C. A.
song service tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. All young men are cordially iu-
vitci to be present.
Ernest Hard. of Wilton, who attends
school In Norwalk, rides to and from
school every day on his bicycle. a dis-
tance of about fifteen miles.
U. N. Wood received 2,000 young brook
trout, yesterday. from the United States
flail commissioner, with which he stocked
t n- streams in Silver Mine.
—-I-‘resh peanut tally. reduced to 15
cents pound at Deliutt's.
companied by her mother, will leave
town next Monday for the World's Fair
and other points west.
Professor Whittaker to preparing the
nurpitced choir of St. Paul's church for
the rendering of the "blemish,” at the
new chapel, when It is opened for servrce.
Rev. J. l). Sands is to preachaeerie
of sermons to the young people of the
African Methodist Episcopal churchs
commencing Sunday evening. The choir
will render special music.
James Ccatello, formerly aecretary of
the [lat linkere‘ emociation, has moved
from Isaac street, Norwalk, to Danbury.
where he is foreman of the make depart
meat of a large hat factory.
—Pleuty of delicious breed. at Lane'
The llanlon-flrcunan case came up
before Justice Austin yesterday after
won. Owing to the inability of the
state's attorney. John J Walsh. to be
present. the case was adjourned until
next Tuesday morning at 9 o‘clock.
Mr». Captain Stephen lloyt, mother of
James and Edwin Hoyt. celebrated her
ninrtlelh birthday on Tuesday. Site is
still in good health, and enjoys life Her
sewn children reside in this town, and
all of them look after “mother's' ‘oomfort
and interest with loving cam—New
(3.th “meager. ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Darin- St. John, Mr. and
Mrs. Eileen St John and Miss Anna St.
John. of New Cansan.and Mn Lewis
St. Juhrt, of Norwalk, whose husband is
in charge of the Norwalk Iron Works ex.
hibit at the World’s Fair. started, for
Chicago on Tuesday.
“Plenty of [web lluylt-r'a candy at
Intros.
There will be an interesting trot at
the Pills Grounds in Norwslk. next
week Friday afternoon, between eight
of flew (Isaac's “More," belonging to
John Stevens. W. 8 Raymond. Rod-
ney Littht. George Banabaf. Joe Cor
isfor M0, and no doubt there will he
pisnlyof sport-Jew Canaan lemu-
W- W.....-
_ In the Gammon Pleaecomt, civil side.
yesterdayflsdu Itchy rendered s feds.
mm term and nests in the suit trim
the l'. t R. Behasfer Must». vs
Henry s. Whitlosk. of Norwalk. The
judgment was given for nonmpilam
with an order of the court.
Home news on arty page.
William Aekarmdba hydrophobic
penis. «mentor eke-em lil-
rifle range on the Wmtport road, ytIstt'Ir.
day. ,for marksmen‘rt badges; Private
’Readman, 20; Private Moore,
Mrs. George Pinch, of Norwalk, 30- ~
—Blue Point oysters. People a market. ‘
Miss Gertrude Lyon, daughter of Ja'rtl
8. Lyon, of North artnuc, who is an
elocntionist of ability, has gone to
Brooklyn to take a two years‘ course In a
school: of oratory
The mental conditT on of Mrs, Howard
W. Duty does not improve, which causes
her many friends to have serious doubts
cincerningher ultimate recovery.
The posters of the trail have ilE‘Cllll (1
upon the third Sunday in June I... lies
p'tal Sunday. Thr- collections taken that
day will be grind: to this worthy institu-
tion.
The members of Company D namml
below made the following soon-.5 at the
Mason, 14: Private Joyce, iii; ("arpnral
13‘. Villa r'
llth, occurs the Itrzlrriago of .l-m-ph
Goodman, eclitnruf tlI-- llrtrlflltdlf.» Cllnf.
Md Miss Rosin Slvrrl. the cerrrnrmy lilld
inng'are at tho l't’slrif‘llf't' of tho bride's
ptrents in Hartford. “Jew" Goodman.
at llt‘ is familiarly culled, i« known to
awry bicyclist who ever attended a
bicycle "Will and llllrlllllflril of friends
among Norwolk'rt army of Whl't'llt‘llrl‘l
Hotel, the lWll') ear-old daughter of
W. L. ,lllaecar, of West llain street, was
accompanying her aunt. Mrs. John ill.
Carpenter. bum» yesterday afternoon,
when she ran into William S. Kemp's
yardand lwgnn fondling hi1 dog. The
animal turned on ll‘T, knocking her
down. cutting lllir‘lpgflil tuber fore-
head and chin, and scraping the skin
from one side of her face. \lrs. l rirpen-
ter picked the little one up and carried
her home, wh'erouphysiciuuma-l surn-
moned. it is illtu;ht tint the dug did
not bite hcr.
l\' PIEASl lll‘l‘al PATllll .ll’.
Coming Events of Interest to the Flu
lining People of Nurtvaik,
A large number of Nurlrnlk Vol.1.»
will nttr-dtl’thr‘ play of “Tho Senator"
at the Norwnlk Opera House, to nighmn
see Miss .‘iliilio Janll'l', a young Ill-tires
Journal says of the play:
Any membvr of the large audience
that witnessed ‘Tile Senator” at the
Opera House last «Ironing. who ncnt
away without fouling in the best nl‘
humor. must be a person whose dra-
matic tastesltre hard to satinfv. fur the
production given by Louis \ldrir-lt not
his assimilates was a nntabb- mm .lflll
must be counted among the MIC" seen of
the loral season. The pint ilsrlf is
cleverly (‘ouatructulnnrl well balanced
in every part. Mr. Aldrich played the
genial generous and llimle soult'dtlenu-
tor with the vim and dash that char
terms all his nllort-l ‘il pit-1w, and that
lmriid pillow was evinced by tlwtmr
smut appreciation of tho cultur- -l and
oritlt'nl nudlonvc. , “
Ilartl 'I'ime “Tips."
Tlli‘ J. T. Pruwitt Company invite
readers of The. SIINTINElJtlmli lil‘lll l-x-
nnlluv their lino utnclt of wall paper.
They give prompt uttcntiuu to Kill orders
for painting and paper hanging.
indies will be inn-rested in till-Nor-
lvalk Boston Store‘s cloak llllDilllnCU'
meat. Their stock is pronounced the
moat complete ever shown ill the two
cities. Every garment is perfectly
shaped. and correct in style and length.
Uornatoclt Brothers are sllmt lug n ilne
line of hrttaht all tholnlcnt silstnrland
chides.
New Carlson's shouting (lass.
Theodore Wool, of New Canaan ,wllu
was arrested for rhontlnu William (irid-
WM the same place. with intent in kill.
was mad before J ll‘lllf'ti Bliss, who found
l cause whmi the young men
overfortrlui. Aftertln-hoaring ltwasdle
covered that a no lrdi m it til not been up.
pointed for the ‘prlsunvms required bylaw.
Afterapendinra mum lli thu I let up he
was discharged and immediately arrest-
ed strain for the same offence. The trial
mltedln his acquittal. There was no
good evidence that the shooting war in-
teniiorlnl
ofa Matty-loin, Is on former occasions.
vs Dr Band's Remedirs would
have saved the life of the child ll lost,
hadthey been within my reach at the
hereof, its sickness " lint. . .Btut.
tram“! ”New street. Camden. it J.
'fhsyare lendid children‘s remedies.
Hernia drum.
lfalewYcrkminvesadin
wuuhmandlflhmm
m,whlehglvssflpenpledywla
notifier-people wnmoo indee-
W Iliad Iaally have tenant)
swat-smalls!!! “Ilium sn-
olsmvimm,wmry
“mm mm .
who-«diatom
“filmmaker-locum,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Pint- street.
Preaching.
u ltnul
lit-lllltl unuo. South Nrrrtvulk Ho». illirl littllut, It
rot for,
at liifilla. III, Sunday to fulfil. Whip, III.
tux l’ra) ur «no sermon at ..il) p. In.
and 1w w: 5, streets.
‘ a ll'trllul'. Serlilt-s it! in; It a. Hi, and hill p. m. ..
Bartlett, 0’ ,. Sunday N'.l|()0l will; pi In. ., \(lllllpf Pl'lrl'yllt‘n
' . “ , '. suit-ill) oft hrist at. .l I . Vtil‘ Inn-«ling l p
Next Wednesday t‘Vt'nlllg, U‘ ‘ i h r lit :9 .llw'l "l'nitlt iii J”F'I'l (ltri l. itntll r.
, . . . . South Norunlk, Sandi, Slim lp "L:
who was fortnlrly .t trio-hm at bliss “Wm?“ “m,“ 7”, ; M l'. ,mm!
Baird's seminary. Tm va Redford liulnl In.-:-' ~ltf‘l m. , I .l l a
llotkerslteednia. human. .mv when we fuellttly of the
ufudizlgl‘g‘: hi atifii‘m‘fixtglgigle sympil‘ .lllnt Irrlnnlly [lltl‘f‘f‘lllul nil-
Dr. Hmuf ll plum” Mixture ”in freely. ment, .. «“l "5 illitllllm rtt tin-listomllcll.
fives audan lmmrdlste cure resulted. dinrrlm' rte, we becoml' strut-y. We
3 '0'“ h”! Mlilnd‘ “We“ "I“! have fun. 'Iltrlmbel'lsln'e frolic, Choluru
Plain and lilllhtll
While,
Natural Wool.
Baking
Powder
SU\lMY SHIN ICES.
l'rearlters and Their Tilemos in Nortvltlk ‘
Churches To-murrow.
Hum-rt Normans Crlsonttm‘rtosar. Wm
av cane and West streets, ltev. tit-raid ll. Beard.
PH 1),. pastor. Scribes 10.2!) a In. and . til
I. fll. ., Sunday at hurl 1:: m. Y mint: l’t-ople' a
to lot ty of l hrisilnn lr' ndenwr interim; at 6710-,
salami, "l! siih in Junta i llrlst. " funnier. E.
It. unit-ctr Moritllltr suijt 1. ”Hit! YII Iar lio-
furo Us."- Part ll. Even nit. Pearl lit: 'a sen l" c;
subject. "This Y'ertrrl tmln for. uhlrcilw -
\V lint Next ""
Sou’m Maw“. K Zilerttorrrsr. “'ost at. not
near llnruer. lit-v. i urncs. rumor.
Schwinn llhili n. m. and 7:”! p m.. Sunday
when] )2 till In hprvurtlt lit-mun Inccllnlr. 6 l5
p. m The puttnr will wear it in rim mor llllf.
unlinllloolenmg lit-v. A ll. Wyatt «til (it'-
copy the pulpit,
Sor'rtr Normans lltrvrtsr, W. 5i nit-nut». Iu- lll‘
ltvl it U. 5trernord. pit-iron
will rum. and 7:1!) p.1n,bumltty
Y. 1'. .5‘. f‘ h. prayer rrtcctirxt:
12 III.;
will it In.
’l’ruxrrv Errrntor' 1L. “as! airwl and Fair-
Morning Proyl r. Lit. ‘Kllr and sermon
flb‘ellr
NulthK ('thllllEti truism, turner l'ill‘k
Ill-l‘. .K Nulrlt. ll 1)..
i-s lint-lo lirillgw. Ewnlr-t: enlijmr. "l‘ilr
Wrrrili‘n ir‘lrrt l’ari auteur t f Religions.
NtlltWAl.K )ls’rttonlar, “vi and Matt :tw-
nut-s. Rev. A. ll, Wyatt puarnr unive-
lllzli a. tit. and flip. to; HllullI N‘lllml.
L'.’ nl,l~.pl\-rr1b Longin- tnwlln: n..lI 5.. ill
the pit-ltur \villpren :r in the this n: numb
jet-,r ' Why the intuit-l «ti (turd .\ll‘ll nrt- ill--
rurdrd lathe llllllv it the cunt t.’ Kw. if.
it}. burncswiil ll‘t'ltldl.
hilllWMJt BANNI'. Ext-i murmur) .pmiia
tin-on. lb-v, l-. l} llillllllllrl. pantnr .5cr~
Vito—l, llhillit. m rind "It : Surrtlu H' ll‘l"l.
l2 Ilt.; rarly prawn ,. ‘ :
Willie“ s "‘01”:ngth p In. \lnn,
'l brief. a lull; llllll illl. Ht] llr‘,5
subjeu. ‘Mllnllort fInul a l't‘l‘rsllll andhnl
from n I‘ hllh Nipll}‘
firm It twist Ill’,|l.. lie! it n m ..luc limit mm
hlrtft‘l, \Vlrnulk, ll'.l\ .5 . il. \‘ Illkllln ru-rur.
Nil/tried nib Mirth.) :t r-r Trinity . MrrztiuK
l‘rayvl- outlet-nu. in lil :lllt. Itt.; sand.- :5» haul,
lJIII . l‘lt'tllimr' l’rslurI .Ilmlrernmu it) p. In.
The Rev. 3)i\lillf".lllf'h ll ll. “ill with are.
51', Put a l'.l'l.5ull‘,\l. ill‘ll’l b 5trm~l W4 m.
sitt- lilo Iireon, .‘mrunlk. WI .5. 1,. fund.
room Divine relttu ul' ll wrtitlln. lll‘Jl it.
run. flint»: sen mu nit it. ,5 rutun. .. llp. III.:
Sunday s.-hrml, l'.’ m.
.5‘r. \lluv5. it, ( r-rlrnrr of “'w'l aw
nntlf' hills 1 -lrl-r-.i .‘lirif-flik ”HY. \V. .l,
mu. pmlnr, Law .‘L‘L‘rl. 7 ‘l Ill; (”ztlblr
Mimi. ti. ..Iln In; lllgh Mien. l- '.slik.fll ',VI--p=~‘;-.
.- ”Alp tIt
Eur NORWALK Stratum I '4’Nlillliii \TIHNAL.
llll‘nrstllr‘ avenue. “FY, U Limit-Jun. plu-
tnr. Services at lllzillln. In rxtnl i;:)lp,rn,; rirttw
tiny sclnxll, 8:1]! p, In.
Em Armor: Mfllflrllh’l‘. lil“il' Van’lI
avenue. Brut Nurnrtlk. l-l.
tor. l’rruvltintrllull It. In. line . . n-
tlaysthml, 1.3m... young 1" up :ll‘ 51. m tit“: b:.lll
the pastor will pro, uh "writing or ll cloning
Bruno lirt an t' rum, ilII r‘l'lilll"llllil.
Janna l.yl;~:trt a Flsllanl, tiiilml ll .rtu:.: or»
nanlst, Miss Lulu llmlizt -, .5llnlin5 sol i
p. In . \«rurtg l"'r-opr,- ‘- in t) 1i t 'I,i ristirln
E‘ndrnlur mx'19lllg.li:4.l.lll,, l‘lalyl-r Inert-
fnu..5'untlrty EVEIIUIKlIl . .ul,
Sl'ltlmlwrmrr l'smx ~‘ll.\l'v.l.
Ellll‘
M y art-nun,
.51 Anrlrlrz‘vr ~ \ll5,5l- v. lbl June-t 1h itilin-
wr' a ro~l
3:00 [i
Arthur ll, ‘l.rrrmn.a
Allister, tr.’t(i\'.l5ll.
srrt'rtt Nllnw \l,K l.l‘,I‘l‘l'llE lion“, :l: (‘1..«t.
nut street. liorrttlul m l u- 5. li‘Ml at l ';II .I.
I ..tult l'lllnntl ~ incl,
om slunhlllu -rlrlrtli:
sillel-5l-llrlyrlllrv
m.;UL-rrnan\~l-rvll-tv.~, ' ‘tll p, In. H)? ; t5llrl'.
.A, lirm'krltelrr: i wt fall .5t1ltl lli. .I.r Chill
ll. III.
(‘uxnltllttu‘losar Mission. Spring m «l
l’nluni' impel lily n Inm». Jan '1‘lrrl, ink-l4, ,
Hungarian mar. ll-«5. tin-lay. nl infill It. m. and
5 p. In.: 'l‘bltwlny m ' II n'. l-rr‘k.
Sr. l‘ltt'rfs )ll5‘5l‘r ,, \ an. 1.4 :tu ii and Unborn
avenues i-'. m \urw . it. hurt in) ml. rrl ‘Llill p,
m. amipruuhlm burp ill. l'rw fittings
sndacm-lml welt-n m lulkli,
lily-m III: litmus , list if! Hr l'lmlt lir-
MIINDL l'm-luhfl, will Iirnmi .I\l’lllV Hall
J Mair-t. Ambit tun bln‘i'l llllrhce South
nrwrtllt, l'tl-tliel N; no in: mourn u-nr lmlv.
lllzltlm. .tllc l’l" l'lruwilrkntllmt-ll
.lliv'r‘ "l'l'llltlFl lsr Vlthmnit luIlI.mw l-Zrttt
Norunlk. l'r'l-ru‘ In! Will u. m. and“ .:i.llp
ill.:.‘lrllnllty who i" Ill antrttz l'l“ llnn' ,. invert
ln:tl:illp.tlt. ti. I'qo ‘ ..Tt'f‘pll' plutul.
Iar Hm um, Quintin-vi lililll-
~l lililttltr strum )i-nI l',l,tlk
lI‘IT-t'it‘ll. ‘llll'l ly ,k- lliltll
poopin‘n luvellllif. iz-ll p. ill.
.‘lrrrtl Hi .\ir r llrrw Err-«mutt. Knight
litre-«t, Nllrwn‘t, lit-v. llr, fittitl‘. |r,l-lril‘.
l'f‘t‘m‘lllll-I, lltz- I, m.: timid w m lluu’ ‘l' lil’r it.
run, prayer I’l lltur Iii ii; ll 3». In ; tin ul‘ltlll.‘ at
727!) it ill.
(lltAh'lTMr‘ll
tummy lltl'
n,(, f'ul'lli‘ r \‘v all
ll. .5inrlto ‘ I
kill p. In; 3‘ mt ...
it Hi wet. (‘illll’l'll win-rt. Ill-M
Taylor Menu Monday whim] at :l4..tl p. In,
Vol l'fffl M is Prints-run new mrrns. »
lliblerinrlsrv In. on: How 'NI‘llIi' M t p. ill.
LIST "F l. HTTP“!
ltotnalnlng . In rtllvxl for M the {pilot-ringwor-
oillcoefur i - win-ktvIllllluflrIt. 7,l>i!l1l. I‘m-r.
mus calllut: tr any of thus-e leilen will pluIllw
say they an riverlisod:
Hour" 5'. .lAlJl. Arthur ll. Ku-e an i' ll
luunnblrs ire. .ll, Mil unity, .lulm ’.l' Mur-
phy, Mrs Iirrl t Warm-r. \l we Macmil- Var-
slm. Mum! lniw lelllll‘l'lll. it mi. N. rl'll-
bur. Mam ittlltllln. ll1.ri.rintitrr-y. bilesl in
sin ll.l .lnlI iltr: cs thnlr. M253 Annie ilmlvtt.
Ernaflldllll- -lrl.
Euwrnn Minus. l' .\l.
Eas’r‘l’n unit-- if. Klntr. lira MM.
('uult, Mr 'rrtut \lurrtan. John WaI Irvin If.
i
Haunilrrr. llie Terry. .frmlr- ll.- m l'rl.
Mr E .. i in, ll.l'rln1ltrr. riarlvr lirvihl. “r.
r‘. it, fit Hrrtn. Mn. .inhl ll Ilu'r. bliss
(,‘lmrlutl- , lemon. Mru..lulln i'nmmi)‘ .Vlrrl,
fr. 1 L tllrril. ll'S l'. in“ M'na LJMll.
Mrs Jim at. Fowl ”.31". iwnri llllanln.
[lull Wu» \lles Helene Wuillgrtat.
NAM!“ lltlv‘l'. ’. M.
a O ”VII Thing to Keep at Hand.
. . ml the Tray (Kansas) (thief.
Hum ware ago we were very much
subject ‘ inert-re spells of cholera term
and Dilltl'ln.‘ Remedy the very thing to
enlighten on. . at In such cases, and ill-
wsys lit-op li . mlt. We are not writ.
in; this for my testimonial. but to lot
our resdm - now what is a trend tiling
to keep hm ' In the house, For sale by
U U Silllu . llrugglnt.
Fora in . track or fora n "Illa them
this or cl 5*, t suturing axis; oiila
not will I’ am It’s l lielm and
binding 64 Mo Ill. “from pl"!
tmrtuw ill ears any writes me in
one one «lays. rant More cures
rhodium . .. Nummrtutersaleby
“it. 0. in
“W
mu,
WE
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
E want to anthem
and twen five
and secure It
Hill price on flour has adv
the advantage of you.
Leading Grocer.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
88 Washington at.
Telephone Cali l8-2.
mouth , .
lones', Helene cr Seymour: Success 3 4
awed seventy-five mu '
We will for a limited time sell at the above price?”
advising you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. ,
took the advantage of the market, but won’tllflkg
Why shed such bill/art earn.
a maiden or fill
A.hy haven 't you
aw all of our lsna ntlec
ow the PEG? E's
And the owner remains Us
The lawah
I80 that BONES
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, .5248.
ilonstantl
VlSlTORS AL
Children cry for
on 7’3 (33 storla.
Vt hm llvtlry was sick, we gave her Pastorlo.
\Vlwn -l.4 l\‘.t1;ll'l.llll. she cried fur ('usiurll.
Win-II fl: , lwr'ilmt‘ Miss. site clung to Castor-la,
()hi why do you weep DEAR butchers.
What makes you look green. slum and trout
end the "news,
SMARKWII rililll lllt-s,
HIE
with ille view 0
call and examine our list.
sale In every part of the city at reasonable
Drives and on ensv terms. M13 tf
How some men we never new thought at
. Home follow from Westport, they say,
Gave bonds for that ram-ally butcher,
And now everything travels his nay.
hould be instantly changed.
'l'butcllerrl might live.
An I the public be forced to pay us.
Our prices, and take what we give.
E J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
Clillllll, PASTELLE, WATER COLOR AND SEPIA,
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
PEzllPlE' 8 MARKET
Wall st.. Norwalk
| Telephone call, 5-7-8.
is especially invited
An Artistic line of Photographs. Especially Studies from lllllId-llfe
on Exhibition.
AYS WELCOME.
E. M JlCKSllll. PHfllllGlllPllEll. 53 Will ST, llllllliillll.
Taylor 8: Golden.
lleal Estate and Insurance
‘VASH l NOTON STREET.
Portions lookln foralot or house sndlct,
purr-hnnin. are invited to
e have them for
\V A N’I'I'JID.
When sit" l..t 1 children, the gave them Castorla.
Ghi' lren Oryfor
. it. I ‘eCastoria. '
l{l€l’illl'l‘uf lim l’irlllllllilll rifl'l'llfli'lTl’ Nb
Trout. litsu. at South .\'ll‘\\‘lllli. In the
Stair vlf ('uIlIlI'v lll‘lli, m lht- rim: of lithium-3.
i). latter 5|, lhllii.
l’E‘s'Ul’lil l'.-2
Loam and disc Illinl! .............. 52.1.7137 lrl
liwrmirm» 5t 4Iro-daml unmrured . . ..l
l'..5 ilunli tumurotlnuinrinn ..... hummus
Sim k5. ~III lll'llltf". tlr'. ..... 'U‘ 5':
lltn from .tpprmvd rl eerie mil ills .‘lipii‘ui ll
irm- in, v .r trll' t' r .‘nilun' tl liltttlta
lldl‘ll‘illtlllrlllw' {llrlllllll't‘ illlil fixture-i Hillel:
l‘ urn-m nuns» and rules paid. 77 65
l'l‘r! lIl'llllslllIl. .5' Bonds ..... Ml: fIll
t‘~lm k5 llllll ..Il .t r illnll lll Ills mm H"
liillmtf Illllr‘l ll.‘.hh5 , , . ll‘ilfilll
l- r. it fivllllll [ulster (lll rt nr 3; hit
it! ill (tllln . l'l'l l7
Sp" to ,. . liLl.’ lifl
l.~'-I. ii in ltd. r unit .5 . . ll,ill.'r LII
lit 'i', rupthtn fun-l uirlt l 5'. 1‘ re itali-
rtl :‘lptr r'rnl. of clrtulntiutl Li'ml‘ll
Turn! . ........... $76,167 -‘.
llAlill lTlEH.
i‘upirul 5lln‘k paid in . thorium
.5'ur lllt5 fullrl, . ,
l'rn ilnlml prullro.
Shtlr ”r t‘urlm-ctlml, 114nm” n!‘ Folrft (i. ll
l..l.t(:ul'.‘ll. thvsln. ta-hicr of tbl- above-
rtrtrnoId bunk. Iln mlmltrtly 5W11ll‘lllllllllf’ltfiuv?
slitll’llli‘lll i5 true in iii: iv 5t of tin kftlrtlittige
lllnl ill-lief, .l .\l Iii \l. l \Y'l‘tix, i a hlrr.
hull—r rrbcd lttlll morn tn lit ll/f't Int- tlll~ 61h
Ills} Hi (It fill of. l‘ldl
('llvllll l'. 'l E FERIU“. Virility illhitl.
l'nrrw-t iklft‘sl
JOHN ll. Kfs'll’l‘. 1
.lll5'lrlll ll. M It“ l.\', vllirt-ciurs.
liliBl-Jltl' ll. llU‘tVAN l
South Norwalk
Bill ilSSlSSllllS NOTICE.
W n hl- ru‘»: vi ‘1' nnllu- Mall pt rmnw and tur-
partitions. lint-15m ptv lnxw in "W lily of
South errlrallr. that they nrt relpllrrtl by rtw.
'rlthllH-rtriflrl'Anq-rwrfe nr Ill «or of Irlmu,
rm or before lln‘ lir~r vi ty 1.! Nmrtlllmr, Irini. ll
uririrn or ll'illlt'l list, .ltlllll. alumni and
,5 turn in. of all the prupvrty mt nul by lllt-rII
onlln llrrilln)‘ ul \i'l'fiflllll 15W litbb- m lrtx-
.tllllfl. Illllrrlll5'lfwlllllriltl‘tllll) or the .\--
“worn to lllllkl‘. but hlltll list mu ruins: m
lllril’ hm j pigment and hiltllklrtlm‘, and u Id-
..K lr‘ll pr: ,.., Ill iln- -rr- in “’lil' ll lln- y by law
ilrt- r-Ilmpllhrl lnrln kflll from Wiiil'll l ' m
urn-in, lllrrl: is no appeal.
.5‘. lim blah flirt) be rclltrnrrl lo the Annu-
~4lf‘rlilllll" l llllllll R'mlnn. llruilruul annular
Hottth Nurwrtll. from and llli'lllllllf tint-Ir:
tiny.lr«-r-lmr lllll. Hill, to uni int-int in; .5'...
Vt'flllil‘l‘l. mil. mtlti room In ill-open from h ill
in l‘.:iltlli‘clr-r'it n. m. .. and from :3 ii in nzill
u‘Il liil' k p. m and on Fairlrdlus from .14) it
Will u 't'Ilm k ill the D‘bk‘l'llnl‘.
Dulvd ill Hutllll Nrrrle‘nllt. (lctlrllcr 4th.. ' m
NEIHW .l. (RA W i
“FINN” DONUV AN. » Annamaria,
I'llANKLlN A. ’PULLES .l 0‘“ “
ASSESSllllS llillllli
Wm lln- unlit-reigned. hereby
lvt- nirtlm it
all ljr‘ermnn anti wrrwrutiune llab a in pay tum
at or Town of Norwalk. that they nru rmnir
ed by law ill llellI 'rr tn the assessors, or either
of them, urt or before the first day of .N'uvsnl
her. lMtl, swrittenur rinmi lint lIan-il.nlifll-
Ml and sworn in, of III llle purport) ownwl ll)
them on lll" tint, ll. .ty of tin mlwr. lnltl. liable to
inxntlntlultlwrwlu- l hi i he thatirtty of the
Mumsurlln mnlw out such lit-t nurmllnu In
lllrlf but ’fl"“mt'fll and kllnwlwluu. and all i-
ln ten per cent tilt-rennuhiv Ilt they are porn-
no led by law to do. and from with ll ll H. m
made. there is no amrtm
binis may in returned to ill" Merl-slurs.
at the misuimert with». lisnlt linlldlnlr. Nor
walk. and lit the (Illllfv'll ltmm llavilmul
Mireut tinnih Nurwelk from and inr- lilllllitf
Orlohvrli lh. lam found including Nut/ember
int. W3. raid nlllcee tube open from ill in it:
o clock I. uh. ltntl from 2 tuft o'l Lurk .m.. on!
on Swords” Erma 7 to 9 in the own int-
Wlblluln l. fibril)“ K. i
. Il A.f'l' Hamill »- Anesmra.
HENRY W. llAWXlll' Riv!”
not ll nevi
Quantum”.
, u-I-nr-gre-xa
unnvltrl opera lllllltt.
Saturday Evening, October 7.
The Favorite American Astor,
Mil. Lillll ALDRICH.
ln Wm, ll. tjranl-‘s (that American Comedy,
The Senator,
filnstnt the racial. Diplomstic and Political
Life in h'flllllll Wfih’ slim fr him
till. LillllS llDlllCll.
warmed
“as
\
“fit!
but r0>ltilln fin’l [good rtty.
refrxnrvrtrt5
.\
i
a: ll tool
In nitrate. Apply as a
A
Hrnk for r. trillion-l nnll tartits,
from tiral Ilzt~< {Milli Ion In 5“? mill.
- Spring Hill. Serwslk.
l-' l. rt 4 id ltlhefl'll' South )lrrlrnlk.
l
m:
)Iltflilil‘i'. :5 Itrtb Not-unlit,“ nun, Box lilii.
'AVI‘ED. Rsll Illlemrtn here and oueortwo
in good town5 Ollllfllfi, in open small of'
and handle my goods. Permut-
Hind slump and
Morria. t- Ire this paper. it
0.5,5' lifl I. VILLA, Smith Norwalk, Conn.
ilpcrt all the year for luarders. N0 bet"
(1' a: If) Itumdathnl- l‘ in be found. l‘ranslen't '
boarders ac mutodazcrl. Terms
Cl l7 lw
REn‘l' LCT \Bl E woman, thoroughly ex-
[lrl‘lrll 1d. tlrslf‘i‘fi ill go out as dinner
Referrals-
Wildi
oc I...
' lilLtlrllo yrnrrai iI-lll-t‘WIlf'k in n small
I faml). Apply to (vet-l‘gc l‘ Beans 29
(tr-wilt
lilo.
rs.
it his!
En
“AKINI‘yln llll (lily
Tcruw,
errtenl- made by litre-rial I'rtrd.
. hill 'lm‘
Horses Wintered
BRUDKSIDE 8Tllllll Filllll.
l n rm ..f ln>\ 5rnli~ztnd extra l’ are.
M if PARSONS.
until in:
l
‘ for so im
5:—
nud l)I Itrrl no the hill.
Nltltu. it'll bank not. i! .illtlll Ii". It'll.
l’illmlrll‘ unyulri , '.’_ll|llll . ' mu-..
ln- lit lrill' .1 .l. p... r. rilllrjel‘l l... mt Illi‘rinlM) (. 30031.5, Neill south Main strum, aliena-
llI Itmlnrl r I l'lllli lllv I.» of dopvlsitm lll. ill all ) “fit on” ‘9 r.- “'3 4’ 1‘” “15 “rural-trout”!!!
lerttllml i'lllt' k ........ . F237 Sll ll nmm5 Dal l‘lf't‘l',l n.“ l’ sl rlroorn5
llln- lIrullnr .\.' 'tlilrillli lint-ks .. leans; Eflblulenuv. Eon-ll Nnrv mlk "Mlnw. Avoiv
lrrums‘sm- llu'tlu murmur“. , In 1; mW iuunse.ntloockW«>orl MMCO 0731
Total . We. Ell iii ‘0 rl at from .5'mt- ‘llllrt'l' lat rnmnsr on second
1 ll'illl‘ ul' lrlII t mnllr l'lzll «-
inquire of Mr.
Hull on uremia In.
lrchW
ll Hartford Pint-t- il moms; modem con-
\t-rriencen. rent I... fill. Huributt house
Apply to E. A. Wood-
W th‘il.
-,( (‘uT'l‘ .Itiilt5' west. Slain street. 111de" or
u allllrtvt I ‘il-«rlos ll. llnwxllurst.P.
ill. Vllrunlk, Lonn. 00}le
\El‘ l)\'il tin or illfIFiril'l of fnur rvmms. water
t In. llr'ni numnrtllll 'Ji “er-l Ill rest.
Ninth Vorwulk A, not} lw.
['l’PElt part of house No ll' lay street. In-
qulnl of l. tamnagh. No. it Creator-at
Terrace. er?!) 1!
4 RHOM riparian-mil. Irtmlsrn iinprovernte.
mtnrlzttt' ('urln-tt building; rent Illa
Ila. Four mom liar. in}; floor. over Warrin-
tuna Irltirkrf: rmrt ’lnqulre Old Wei
i'iusrt‘uu unit'sWanl-lllnlrinnalrci . aufltf
' lllt‘. prl mist-s on Railroad tiquare. formorl
F 'lllt ‘lt‘ullllclllfli '- App] yfll lltlil OM“!
- I
1 ill 5Ffirmmsnild wash hours. and acre
, of land: as month: near flown ton eta.
tlun. All-o. turn) house furnished; ins loco»
lion. him for Mill or more near station are
rinshtrrln. lIlaulronlatlrrnagent. or all re.
Box ‘J llnnnyillu, I unit. “‘18 IN
Frill)! lh‘lolrrr in. tour mum on second
lltillf‘: all llilllirl'll lmpmrhnnrnlrl iknt
rcr month inquire at llrltflf‘ll untrue! Brunt-
ml, Norllnlk. stiff lvv
I’ll
..w
l'l'll lllr'v furnished l’llilfll'l with heat_ and
the of hill. Apply at Sn ill lirtnford
i’llun -'l oil: Nurunllr eel! iw
ilF. mp illrri‘ in the Inxurance
0building rtrrwoc-tllpied by Butler ladle
l 0.1-2 liar pit ticulnrn ln nlru of It. I:
Hfllel,lll his stun-um Mouth rtin «tractor
more» i". “cane. (. lty Nullnnal Bank.“ “if
1‘ ANY hall at double imam on ‘lnnme It!“
A Enquire»! it. ll. Ihrwan. ”l!
“MA.” bullriintrun \l'lttltr arr t
SE ‘ WP W 0 Kw“ (.
Fill! SALE.
(litriE phasion, lioness h .
“ llurst- hill and Inrltle‘w filing“ "ea
bargain. Inquirer» «ntlnelo 2}
llnnrz, hum. harness and truck. npafi ‘
or together: rhea . A l
Smith. lion urn. Heath Narw‘itlk. W I”
A ,... A.
ilitliA'l‘ BAllllAlN.:
Al i.'lli.vviihin five Irlinrlig'livslk from" t
new hunter»? rmllns, attic. and cellar mac:
.mlllnn to leave tuwrl loll
iiii-m; aillldlhl “Tltlfpl of Illivvr glad” r.
”l ”.0? All If" n “J
Placefilonth Norwnllt. "I :-
13%|; lmrtla’ll iyenl‘s‘oliil. spirit”
a fa y H“
w Ithrmt friu‘tv‘br. blunts
C. thwarts. or at tin mane” stable.
ill ow n fwd Waltham w
seam rile?
them 9
Jenni ' boat l u
at and «William: ”3i.
term-list! thfl
lunntrs corlnrrlsn llliil.
El“ 9 Brand. ‘
than mum) Hill control of this tetra for
this milk. which is new prefer!“ in all
others. and will deliver it to null was
All orders ntmld be out we. it. me. In“
mums smut. «is ,_
REMOVED
001's ls. l feline! Plan.
W
“W Gator
Norwalk Chronicler