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unusnrs. etc.
laholl Ira Alamo to give you
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Wind and lost ~llnaaotl
We satisfaction in
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tba‘eoust. To narrow it. promises to be partly
cloudy with slight chant
follovndby'ratn; '
What the rec
J. l-‘ratlk Rider is retained.
. visiting friends in New York.
charge of the ticket office in South Nor-
C., will confer the first or csquire’stlo
gn-t- on Bu'ul'ul candi lures twilight.
elect M. M. bee‘oml fnttiily and Without
for his health
ordi- known Antonin, ond'alwuys the
cf Furnishings '
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roof to found at
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h’f‘itte‘ ttow’ l‘I-ta
than i ll tzlld
loot-rt nor-om Weather rune-at.
hawthorn—day promise to be fair It)
as of temperature.
SOUTH NOR
it HM.
pic of Our City -.r.- trolp.
am: saying.
Home news on every page.
An improvement in the condition of
Miss Lena Berg, 'of Spring street, is
~Freah ham We, at Hayes' market
George H. Harris now has entire
walk
Fred Coleman and Louis Potter are
witnessing the VigilantValkyrie yncltt
race to day.
«Plenty of delicious bread. at Lme‘
i . .
“hoodlum. Fdwnrd Flynn, of Hon
ford place, left South Norwnllt Suturdoy
for the World's Fair. -
Mr. Hill Mrs. Charles Merl“ r and Miss
Wakeman. of Westport. started this
morning for the World's Fair.
4‘80126 canta. at Hayes' illili’kl‘l
""fiiéiiiina Castle. No. 2, A. 0. K. of n
Christian Swarm. nnd family, Muyor-
A. Coley started this ruevt'ning for the
World's Fair.
—Saoaoge 12+ cents. at Hayes‘ market.
lilies Ida 0. Cole has accepted a post
tion as stenographer and type» rttist
with Prosecuting Attorney lionnukrr.
ul South Main street.
Frattk N. Byxbce.'u nephew of F. l“.
Byxbce,of South Nortt'nlkmnd rx Sterifl
John C. Byxbro, of Meriden. died in
Asplten. Cut, Thur-nlay, where he went
-—Frrsb ham and sausage. l2c.. at the
Pi cple‘a market, opposite “try ('3'.
The monthly business hunting and
social of the Youui: People‘s Society of
Christian Endeavor will be lit ltl Wednes-
dnLercning ut the residence of Mrs.
John H. Ferris. 40 Bayvmw avenue.
——The lnrgrst line of fine candiesin‘
tow". at lane’s.
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt occupied the pulpit
of the First Methodist church, last even-
ing, and preached an impressivu arrtuon
tea large congregation Ho hat the
closest attention of the tongregati n
and was very much hired.
0
At the annual meeting of the South
Norwnlk club. Subtrday night, the fol
lowing oflcern \\t:ft‘ elected: Prtnident.
Colonel Leslie Boltb. vice president.
'i‘hsophile Euphrat; treasurer. E. A.
Woodward: secretary, Herman Snyder;
house committee, U. Swnrtz, Otto Bar
tbpl and C. S. Trowbtldgo.
—-Freah hum tile. or ilsycs' morilet
A meeting of Republlruns wzll be
held at the Arlous’ old ball, in Raymond
Brothera' building on Washington street,
Wednesday it yrht. to map out plans for
future party work. Chairman E. E
Crown. of the Republican committee.
desires that every voter in nympho .y
with the Rvpnbilcnn putty attend the
meeting. which will begin in 8 o'clock.
(lane's.
the rear of the Old Wail Hotel. from
aniland street to Washington street.
hotel andlhtt Library building.
landed ‘nn rt wheelbarrow and a barrel.
the loft ”hide” of her face was badly out
"undid her.
home at to do until. street.
-—li‘regh pork idle, [at Hand martini,
bioutht tutors. titration, thus. They
gave their outbrea- tilts dilution. star
the. M“
and" ‘ to be told what item
, .. the m was merit
loan. and may awhile reseller
Nelson J. Crow, died yesterday at the
home of hfifflll! on Chestnut street.
aged 44 years. ‘
appointed first sergeant of Company K,
in pluco of First Sergeant Seymour J.
Smith. deceaned. ‘
Last Saturday evening. tire Sophia
Taylor was walkinuthrough the lot in
when she stepped off the hsnlt into the
oacavatlon nyade‘for‘tha “lift? of the
new building to berrected betaerh the
and
Her trimaran and log were broken and
tier «ingot paltl attracted a large crowd
of ”opium Bnbannsn and limits»
Bite was taken to her
The «illustrated three tramps whom
they found in In empty "limit! car near
fill. Norwalk “eight house. It ttlldmght
last night. This morning they were
rla lfurphy.aad Harry Duffy. Below
ludad Shannan forgot
My night more
0033, I
So. Luorwalk.
Vincent J . the infant-eon of Mr and
tin. Frank J. Thompmn. of 7 Chestnut . tendodt
bin-ct died yesterday of cholera infan
tum. ,
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John: H. Uravr.son of Mr and Min
-—F'retfh pork ”to. at llayea’ market.
Si‘mlnnfi Arthur 0. Bennett huabeen
The police intend to enforce the ordi-
nance pissed over two weeks ago,re‘
guiding the carrying of lanterns on hi~
cyclic and the blowing of a whistle or
too ringing of shell before crooswalks
tire reached. ‘
-—Thc ladies of Douglas Fowler W R.
U. will hold a sociable Tuesday evening.
October filth. in O. A. R. Hall, Washing
ton street bridge. Admission, 25 cents.
Miss lliary E. Gilhuly tiled in
New York. yesterday afternoon. aged
thirty eight years. The remains were
brought toSouth Norwalk today, and
the funeral and burial will take place
here
Last Saturday evening Jamea E Rus-
sell, a fort-man at Palmer’s forming
factory. noticeda man standing on the
depot platform, dangerously hour the
trucks. juat as a train wan rapidly
approaching. lie run to the men to
pull him out of douger. but frightened
hint instead. The fellow had been
drinking. and he fell on the rails. The
engineer saw the (occurrence and reversed
his engine. giving Mr. Rust-tell time to
pull the man front the rails,
Titunmtting capiciry of the South Non
walk Baptist church won fully ullllli'd
at their song} service. first night The
numbers by the choir were well and cx~
presAivi-ly rendered. The Illustrations,
by th» tmfor. of the p )Wt‘l’ of song and
at rries connected with tin: hymns sung.
were touching ond'muet hnvn tit-cu prot
illlffiiFL‘ of serious and helpful thoughts
It was noinstructiro and uplifting aer-
voe.
\tlllit .\l.l. Mail a.
\ Brrmty itmlgnt of items Print. the
Upper Ilgll of Town.
Home news on every page.
lidudreds of Norwalk people went to
South Norwslk yesterday to "low the
ruins of Saturday night’s big tire.
The annual met-ting of the stooltliold
ore of the Norwalk llorso itnilro :fl coin
party Will be held tomorrow night.
Fanny Bell, wife of ChuritoE John-
son, died at her home in West Nornallr,
yesterday afternoon. aged twenty four
ytara.
The Norwnlk (“alight company will
hereafter hurt- a man to attend all fine
autlsliut oil the gun from my burning
building.
Cotiitnissiooers on the insolvent Jillllt'fi
W. llyutt astute will be appointed by the
Norwulk Probate, Court tit 10 o‘clock next
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Howard W. Duty, whose serious
lllt ntal illness has heretofore been refer-
mt tn in these columns. will be taken
atvuy for treatment this week.
on sun. Suiher no, of amount.
Michael Mommy, a butter. who was
taken ill with pneumonia at his board-
ing piece in South Not-walk, was re-
moved to tho hoepltnl yesterday.
Selectman Durham. clerk of the board.
5mm out during the year one 1,720.
—-L1mb chops lilo. People's Market.
W“.
is a gueat of Mrs. W. it Monkey, of liar,
rlet a'lest.
Haven.
(art gallery). John Oman, Harry Bay
a. Hanoi-ll. r. a.
who died Friday, was bold from th-
rraidwnee of his daughter. lira. Gt'ofgl
it. Pairchihldn Green’s Forms, yearn
day afternoon. Rev. tfr. McKenzie oftlc
toting.
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States Patent Otiiiiuiiaaionartlobn ii. Bey
ulnar a more remuneration
Philadelphia.
on for the Wot-nth Fair ail-day are Ir
t
lift m
j urday.
vGeorge W. Rultrnan, of East avenue.
Friday night.
of Maple street. left-Norw'nlk this morn—
ing for the World’s Fair.
case. which was befote Judge A. B.
Woodward in the Probate Court, last
Saturday, la'all in and the case. has been
adjourned for one week for the decision.
A Dic
tin-G. mines. of East avenue. at-
he international yacht race flat
A son was born to tilt. and the
1 I
air. and tire. Robert Gardener Wilson.
The testimony in the John Bartltol
George T. Cousins. of Brooklyn, for.
’"‘l‘“Wool.;”
‘ A JoblLot in Children’s“Seconds.”
ALL, SlZEsmgficts. ~
Jerman & Son, ‘
84...,WASHINGTON, STREET- SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
’ “’“Nan’nlwon. ’ ;
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ionos', Hitler’s or' soymour’ttutctss Fl;
. ‘ new
I We will for a. limited time sell at the above 915°9-
udvraing you correctly and giving 1°“ the
W'?”
- ottoman term
not um ,‘ one; ,
d‘ and twentaerv‘opoetm call upon grub a “fisher
reconnection:advent-any . va~osnn"'uar‘“‘w
W 3”
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
tool: the advantage of the market, but won't tote
the advantage of you. > ' -
q...— "MW. .
‘ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. ‘33 Washington St. “
t.
‘ Int pi}; vilnfinttwsr.
Highest of all in Lcavcning Power—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
New York stage is more In omitt- a pn -.
fnuvid crcntlnn.
meriy of Norwpllr. a son of Thomas
Curtains. will be married Thursday even-
ing to Hire H. May Taylor, daughter of
Charles L Taylor, of Madden. The cere-
mony will be performed at the bride's
homo.
Thomas L. Walsh and William A.
Gunther will go to Boston Thursday
nightnnd remain until Saturday to take
part in the twenty-five mile road race
to be held that day. Friday will be spent
lvanla of Interest to the I'luy-ltolng
People of Korwnllr.
“The Senator" was witnessed by a
large and enthusiastic audience at the
Norwallr Opera House. Saturday night
Tbeplotis'an illustration of social, (lip
lomatio and political life in Washington.
abounding in laurhable situations. The
play is cleverly constructed and well
balanced. A better interpreter of the
character of the whole aouicrl, genial
and generous senator than Louis Aldrich
feature of the programmeis the lndian
shadow dance of Mile
dancer isnttir d in a bronze costume
and his her face bmowl and by means
of striking scenic arrangements anti n
0
dance has over hrcn seen in America and
is getting the annual report. ready for
the printers. The number of town orders
Mrs. Julia liltclicicit. of New Haven.
lira. Hitchcock la matron of
the Home of the Friendlers nt Fair
Unclaimed letters: lira. R. A. Dor-
man. Mrs. Ann ileuney.ilra. Johnson
mood. Mina Emma Sturdevant. Oarml
The funeral of Samuel G Whitlocli,
Jami in Wood. of East avenue. who baa
been offered a position under United
moor. will not accept than he has in
berth in
Among the Roma": people who urn
and In. I). W Pitch and daughter
Florence. of Herein street; A. ll. Hoyt.
of Barkley straitzlilbl'rlei'l‘rlstramof
Berkeley street; J. If. Benedict. of Ghost-
”Retail linden!“ Delhi.
by the riders in getting familiar with the
ctiurao. The Alpha Wheel club will
ataud‘the’expente. ~ »4
The Young People's Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor of the First Baptist church
will hold their semi-annual business
met-ting tomorrow night. They propose
to withdraw from the Norwalk Y. P. S.
0. El Union and reorganize as a young
pimple-'5 moiety of the church. The tras-
on of this is n genernl lack of interest in
the Union.
The nunuol impaction of uniforms.
arms and other state property in [tossed
sion of Companies D and F will take
place at tho armory. be'xt Saturday
morning or 8 o'clock. Those who retain
any port of their equipment after the
day of inspection are liable to a line of
8.50. Captains Rose and Betta will are
that tin» law is strictly enforced in this
rt‘fill‘tll.
OVER Till; RIVER.
News and (local. ,0! the my in East
Nan-ll.
The Sons of St. Gwrpe Cricket club
were, defeated by the Stamford Scottish
Cricket club. Saturday afternoon, on
firm-dict Farm. __ '
D. P. liforrell. Jr.. has purchased a
handsome new truck. and in moving
Ornirl E. Mont-n from the armor of
Third awnue and South East avenue to
linttrrton and Dr. Peck from that place
to blr. Morgan's residence in East Nor-
\rnik.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Platt celebrated
the second anniversary of their marriage
at their home, 36 South Osborn avenue.
last Friday evening Music and games
were indulged in until 12 o‘clock. when
a delicious supper was served. Among
those present cut-re Misses Daisy and
May Diver, Mood and Robina Oldfield.
Fannie been. Luna Howard. Minnie
Itaurrauri. Grace Hopkins. Elia Lawson.
Miss Temple and Mrs. Frank Ric rda;
Messrs. Allen Henry. John Mu by.
Ellis lloward and Ernest Hopkins. lllr.
and Mrs. Platt received many useful
and beautiful presents. lifts. i’latt
proved herself every charming and in.
terestiughoatese and one who has won
many friends.
Darn-us Blane to lam.
Baroness Blane. the much advertised
beauty. who resided in Dorian a year
ago. is to be married. So. at least. aha
informed Judge Van Wyck. in the City
Inuit. New York. Brill-y. She would
not give the name of the prospective
bridegroom. but aald beware Pittsburgh
editor. The Baroness bled herself away
to parts unknown some time ago in order
to avoid supplementary proceedinga,
many judgments having been secured
againether. She was in contempt. and
in order to free herself surrendered her
self yesterday.
.flm
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ones mo zoos. ,
(lemony prodnm min-t- sine than any
other country and exports iwtwmi mom
and 60,000 tons nnnunily.
it it stated lltntn pull of writer entitlin-
lngahnntli‘nloi'lmy. it plnml in a room
where there has boon solution. will nbnorb
all the odor of tiltI tuimtm,
lntho if) yours oinl’um thtilolnhnhlt-
ruin of lmdondlt-d ntun average annual
rate of M for every tlmmnml livitnr. in
the to years ending but! that rate was
only an.
Avril-e fence till mllrn tango fort hi it
and composed of it pnrnllri strands of n
has been placed around the privnto park of
Dr. Howard Webb of New York. in the
Adirondacks. .
The grand lodgoot Manon- waa founded
to Providence in lm.nnd two years later
the Providence Royal Art-ll chapter. No. l.
was instituted by to few Mancini of that de-
area. who obtained a charter from ,Wdah-
lttlttou chapter.
Any kind of rating lnlawfnl in the mag-
flab marriage ammonia! fortune-a have
A
meridional-bulletin and. On one once:
bride's: unwound made in none» the pun
post.
i
would be hard to imagine. lit-played
with a rim and dash that lcut additional
interest to the ‘ptrt. llnvid Do‘vl‘cs. as
Alexander Armstrong, wash trumunrnest
man, and on admirable actor.
timely suggestions in the matrimonial
occurred wharaacertain Honoriayef the
thin MIDI was eatftotn the flutter of the
’f’ltaamof British indie, includln rah;
Harry
Brabam. in hianriginal chnractcr, llnrou
Ling Chintz. wan til-toys really with
line and anxious to perform his duties at
the capitol with the anion primsiun
shown by Senator lilt‘l‘i’s itllll Illr. Arm
strung. Miss Millie Jllfill‘ti l’t‘Ci‘in’Il a
hearty welcome. Sim took thy-porn!
Josie Armstrong iti'n pleasing flittllllt‘l‘.
and. with the other members of the ("till
pony. was earnestly ouchorctl and call if
bblcrc the curtain. Munchunepumcd
before the audience the :ippiltu-mgruw
more tumultuous until it. alarmed ttiltrt-nk
all bounds, null "The Senator“ was
shown to he the success of the liaison
The gowns worn by Miss i). Drlntu. ti:-
Mrs Schyler. wen- il.ll).ll‘ilit‘ and hot-mu
log. and hot acting and tinlurnl not} very
good. Sheridan Block, in the character
of Court Ernost Vuti Strnhl. mudsnu
admirable foreign count. irllrs ilnltic
Russell, who is n Slsl' r of Miss All". lt-~
bun. took the port of Mrs. llilory and
entered into it With it nnturalrurnwt-
um that show d her full opprectnliun of
the part She, proved it vuiunhle niljunct
flint hc runy win Molwl Dentiinn‘n lintnl
when Senator itivrrs tlzonlcs tvailhis
friend. Silas Dentuon. really Eyili‘n
Evans, in pushing the Denmzin vitini
liar tact and the senator's zul Win the
cane. and when the news mum from the
senate.l chamhrr that the hill llllll pails-rd
the audience and the company rejoined
Mr. Evans was excellent, nttl hi; unlivi
little for the claim tlnliis ll‘lll:lli“r'.~l or:
count wit-i lift~ like and pathetic. A sum
pie and true daughter Miss Emma Field
proved lit-rst-lf nu Muhcl lieumon limb.
trd Vance, secretary. governml it“: his
ambitions to become bond of it rnilroutl
ts aided by Senator Rivers. and nil were
glad when the society juiirnols could
publish that he Would lean» \Vtmllili:!fmi
for 'l-‘risco to take charge of n “’t‘nll'lll
railrontl. Silas Sharplrso. in lhv permit
of E. Toltleno Powell. and Norton Steve
cut-i all Ucutennnl (imrgc Sch} lcr. whom
tits. ililnry aottdmlros whon isngititiml.
wen.- ull that. could be desired. nudiin»
ally’thrphumh to each others‘ clinmts.
Nor must Erosion. with his low fur llir‘
Drnmnn cocktails be omitted. Thin
character rcceiu-d a true pur-
trayntl by John ll. lt-uiily.
If any one left tlitiflpt‘rn ilfllltll' with-
out Iiis sense- of humor. love of utiiiplicl-
ty..apprccintiontf wlt nod thoroughly
good noting satisfied. he must til-will givi-
up all hope of «Var-bucomiuu nullsiictl.
One of the strongest ttttelmlrntuus i'Vl‘I‘
written is ”lianda Aurora the Hoar."
while at tho llitlllt' liflll‘ it istlt-toiii nl
those suggestions of vulmtrity moi llm
alums which have strut-(l to popularly.
and ulve stimuli to no runny mcnllul
melodrama. its linen urn nutnrnlnnd
do not nerd the intervul'lloti of "blood
and thunder" "hum play" tcrboil
Iympnthies of the filllllt'ill‘tr tm- t'llliltli'tl
on behalf of the hero rind heroine itt lllf'
allied as the artery is told.
aceneln millet-can. the strong xii-ii thrill
and subtle.
will be pamphlet nt Mllniu Hull. Friday
night.
No place of nutttrutuvnt in New Yurlt
city now prosciutto no many and rm varied
attranilotta an the Eden Munro. long lam
America and the home of refined vullilu
many artist» and up claims of world
Watlraotlim. in the anal Dnltuoro
wild. in lbelad’untrut nl many ontm
maven hole Falter la the pvnr of Del
of “but.“ lull
lot-illusion
mortal Winn:
ammunition
Weird “lie.
m m' by a permit
star up waiting Iti «test. In a word. the
flat act and lhnt inlet-ml becomes inn-n-
Then there in
the revolving runner. the rcnllstlcnhip
ingcllmnxto the fonrthnctond it onto
pony of actors ntnl actimen to pro-int
the play. which is excoplinunlly strong
"ifumis Ammo the Elna“
one as the greatest woxworlrn museum in
ville. The full and winter unison will he
opened with a cuttlplnto cbnhnu of lull
this evening. and lunluilnnt. on it lltlt‘n,
wills fame. it may safely he said tube
the bent over offered at the timer Noun
tile among the artists rllgufletl by “till"l
Graumho will llllllllttitlflll int-non the
whore Whittle dunnermntiy set l'iirlo
more. and in the More «lane-n womb sht-
more hot mutant. fiat
mm are by for theme» ninth»:
or drum. and
o
No less ntrrnrtiw a
NW da. l: e
nicium light some. remarkably noble ef-
fects nrc protiucrd. Nothing like this
its utter novelty bids fair to spcidily
make itthe toll; of the town. By way of
musical attractions the programme pm
souls Bliss lino Bruno, the beautiful comic
opera favorite. whos- rcrvnt tour of
Europe nntl South America has added
fresh lnurela to her l’i‘plll‘lllrlll‘, Winfred
Young. the photmnonnl boy soprano;
and Dnnlro (labor and his famous {loyal
Gypsyiiond. Mons. Delprndu. the mar-
velous illusionist. will also continue to
mystify visitors to the Moses. and the
wax work collection. improved by the
addition of life-like c llillt'f‘pal'ls of
llaby listhcr (‘lerol iml llllil other {unions
people of the hour, mil. n: natml, be
opt—n to visitors imtlt niternoun and
owning. , _. _. .._.
A Dog's First littu. "
Albert (Henson of Wollltrtt owns a little
fox terrier of which hi: hos nlwnys thought
o'grioti llt’l‘ll, but u llit’l] llt' rim)“ values still
more highly because of on exhibition of his
faithfulness tirztl pluck which the little on-
imul recently gave. Mr. (“mum he the silk
tiou agent at Woburu lilgh'lnntls, and the
other day he [worded the train there to go
to Boston. lie colour! the lust t:.tr,nud
when tbi- train nrrivvtl of. Cross strct-t he
was sttrpriml. on looking back, to ace that
the dog “on following it nultvttsnnly it
short disttitico lwllinil. As the train moved
on the dog L'Ulillllllt’ll to follow at u most
astonishing speed. and a: Winchester he
was only about 200 feet behind it. The
distance betvreeti the two towns is 5%
miles. and the little dog hurl covert-d it in
less than four minutes.——Bo.-.tou Transcript.
Site “‘tu Deaf.
In one of the front prw~ of it fra~hiutmblc
church inst Sunday ml a richly :ittircd
woman holding close in l. f‘l‘tll’ “hit. looked
to be a block silk and L“ l' llflll. 'l'lnm‘ llll‘
acquainted with the m lllllll thought she
was merely shielding how-if from the
draft which mine from :lll opt-ti ulmlow
near by.
But the regular tut-tolwrsuf the church
knew the woman Mia \ l'l’y tit-of, and what
she held up to her no WiL-l a silwr our
trumpet neatly iucrwul in thisiininiy bag
of satin and lama—St York lint-old.
Mother Gray-V's fin . . t “'orru Powder.
chilllfl‘ll sut‘co r‘t‘fllll‘v witltu rvmvtly. nun
prepared ntnl pliic
culled \lulllur (irny Sweet Worm l’uwd
25 cents n pm .i o
worms. urn harm
take ntnl twwr i:t‘«
isltncat, coimiipnt
if no worms on
tlruggist.
Valuable for it'Vf’r
pros: in t.
imll thrill [it“lllll ‘
turh' hills and
Ufll'l‘ lurl’ntatn- ’
«but, would it
til. inner v
lwilll,’ e', ln'i‘m ..
ally lum- to pay FM
mini l 'nro to «turn them
ill thr- intuit“
to: ,, _~ ll't'l
1'1 ‘tliuf'liwl: 'v v’lll l' l‘ 1|» ll‘t'
A flood ' l in: In Kelp tit “and.
From ‘lw l‘rny tKnnaasl l'hlt-t.
bionic val< not) we WI‘rl‘Vt‘r" llllll‘l
subject .tn >~ wro spoils of vhulvrn fillil'
huszatnl no .
my opinion “ 'il. lll-llilll} prim» tint! nil
.til tllliltllt‘h'ii tit. firmly-tuition h
to. it» become wiry,
intuit. Mll'l
ilinrrhtml.
atruilghtvi or out m such coon, moi oi
ways hot-p ll. nlvout. We lll'l' not writ
ittg thin l . n my tonilmonlnl. but to it
our l‘t'fiill
to hut-p l .ly in tho hound.
(l. l: Htirl on. llrunniat.
and ii.
nifaprn mil nlwma with ll 1'
Pitcher ; cantons.
mmw‘w r‘k‘hflwmm
' Whanahaw wontnmtisortsuiormuorta.
Mural. «Mmmmwm
' “fillintlmfllmmm
hometown:
' Write
"”1““ m
. Iill
Telephone Call l3-2.
oh! why do you won DEAR butchera.
Why chad nut-h bitteli tears,
W but makes you ioolt green. slum and hillll”
As a maiden ol fifty years?
Why. haven't you «ard the news. _
How all of our fans miscarried;
How the Pill)? E's MARKET still if
. And theuw nor remains UNBURI i-zil': .
How some man we never nor thought «it
home fellow from Weary-on, they any.
(lave hoods lot that rnnt'nlly llllll'llt‘f‘.
And now overlthlnu lravels his vi a).
thts',
The law should be instantly changed.
80 that HON FIST butchers tnhrbt live.
an the public be forced to pay us.
or prices. and take what we give.
W
_ E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
Prurtr's MARKET, Flirt llEiliEllY, Pgoogr's MARKET
13 North lifain st., 80. Norwalk. . all on, Novwolk
~ Telephone call. 5243. | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephone call, 5-7-3.
JACKSONS
NOW CONTAL‘IS SOME
FIRST .CL
PHOTOG RA PHlC STU Dl'O.
Clilililll, PASTELLE. WATER Cillllli AND SEPll.~
to wliiclt'the attention of those desiring
ASS WORK
An Artistic line of Photographs. Especially Studies from child'lifs
BEAUTIFUL motto is
is especially invited
Mother tlmy. ti nu ~t“ in the (‘ltililrcti'a
Bomcm Non \‘nrlw 'lR for you» trrntml
l in ”W ulru: stores.
era. 'i‘ltoyurn will by oil flrugall'tlfl at
They rrnmrc nil
Ari on milk. pl-vnsnnt to
u nml htwlucliu. own
Ask your
1 3 Now Yorit trilliottulrc ilth‘fl a (lin-
nor at 5th uvctttl» uni L‘ilthstm t. mating
(700.0“. which , it't-H ill [n'rtplt‘ Ilyayaipsia
rl‘rt'flll $1,155.01) in d00-
..i- «living pot cnpitn if
Iiil not he girl-n. there
lti'tu‘rv it i‘ ,irtlm'l's drug (lint-u Whi'w
'iti pl-u‘tlutitrtilt‘t-il ltl’lli
ll'lll’l.
Win-u wit furl tiny of the
We
burn Lilli ,. I‘hnmla-rlniti'a t'olo~. l'ltulim
llflll Dlnrt ml ilulumly the wry thing to
- know Mint is it “Will llllllu
For anh- by
"it ntlminlstvn it to ltcrown
. limit I'll
outta. ? -r uni» by ii. Htillmi. Drtwalnt
W
[children Dry for
car nan cry for
constantly on Exhibition.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
E. M. .llCliSilll. PilillilliillPilEB. 53 Will 81. flillli‘lllli. ~
(‘ll.\\\’~~ in South Norwnlk. Ottoherithulina
ii ‘l'rnw, nged it years and 1 month
31?.” Funernl iii the house of his parchla. l?)
(Jilrstttut sli‘l‘illdln'lufiiilliiy. October lllth.
at 2, o’clouk p. m.
THOMPSON-lit this city. at his home, No.7
(‘hesttiut st eel. Sunday nitration. Uctn-
her H. Vltlt'ent John. son of Frank J. and
.\'t Iiic W Thompson. nerd fl month-i and ill
days Irr‘uuernl Tuesday morning. at
liltl'i'lld‘k.
’ "South" “martini; ' _
cm ASSESSDRS noun.
Wu hurt-Hy plan lilvllt‘t' tnall ld‘f’tlllhallll t-ur»
)rvlrllllt'lfz“. lllllll' in [my town lit the ( ity of I
South Miranda. that tlo-y rue rm nit-ml by it“;
Taylor War? Golden.
Real Estate andlnsuranoe ..
WASHINGTfni STREET.
l'tersttnsinnklntr foralotun bun-r uuliof.
hill: the \'it“' of [lul'lllil'~;illl.’.l|rr {billed to
call and examiner-Lit lipt. \\ e how tilt-tn for
rvltit' in every port of tin» city at rt’lto‘rlfllllilfi
lil'lf'et‘ and un mm“ terms. M126 tf
" timeout;
T-._
1)Russ.\tnittx‘o by it... no}? tutti: .J.
(‘all between 7 and ii in lit" «vetting.
Mrs \izirtint-z. south Nun-milk. Still ilm
(l_l',~ “'Uilli . lilrl form" vml housework .
piztinmok itil'i lanolin-so,lirfrrcncu requir-
eil. Take entire l‘litll’gr- No. Ill North Main
street. tn-tlltf
\ USH “fill. \'ll.l.,\. Knuth 's'urivuik, ('onn.
A lipotl nil tho your for h .nriluri. Mt bri-
t r a; t Onllltltl inn. t-nri hr intuit]. 'i‘i': Fll‘lll
linil tattle lain Ill r1 nwummoimul.
urmlurrtle. Apply HS nliuvc.
‘V’ANTED hymn». tinerotuhly competent,
‘ tip.i t'xtf'e r-f notinntry plnuc riurlnzthe
wt for first of rulcrotice~. Amines. l-‘nriner.
Hitnllnoluttii-m - omit
filflt'lth‘l" tntlm .ts-i-issorrmr («it wr of them,
(if) or before- the llrrl anyhf Noxcnilrer. Irlli}. n
Virlllll’l or lf'llllt'fl list. illllrfl. signed and
at'orutumi’ nlitlio property lent'll by them
till the first tiny nf Uclnlarr. lil‘il. liable In tux»
ntiniimthrrwin it will he the duty of tho Arl-
stm-ors to "All“! out rlllll list occur-«ting m
lh: lr ltt‘rl jittlilflll'l t ninl knowlctl 0. and Will-
i glen prrtrnt llirrtrttt which ltry liy lilW
ltfl‘lnlflirt’llt'ilIOtl‘l anti from which list so
lllllllt‘ lllt‘l‘t' i.» no upper].
S. H~.,t~t~mn_\ ot- returned in tho Asstl‘h
Mira at th' l"unt~ii willmS. iinvilnutl i-‘ln‘ef.
South menlt. from nod lflt'l|l<liltl.{ Saturn
titty.tlt't .lier lllli. til-ll, to null iii» lttilltig Nu-
t‘etnlwr l. it‘ll. saitl rim-us to he opt-n from i :‘l
to Bill o‘rlvrit n. in, and front 2.10 in MI)
o‘clock l. m . ntttl on Suturdnys from 7:!‘U t
Hill n‘t-lm l; in tlw m‘cnin '.
ihlml nl «‘U'llll Norwnllt. October ith, ltiliil.
\lfi..~l HI .I. (.TilAVV. ;
DENNIS lii).\‘UVAN. . . Afirofixfif‘fit
Fit \.\l\‘l.i.\' A. TOLLESJ
ttl-Jol’itll TABLE \wninn. thoroughly up
1 [M'I’lt'fl'w-ll. desires to in. out as dinner
rook tor nrep'iuns and forties. Leferint'ez‘l
from lir:t-vln.~-« fittui ics ill Nurnallt. Michele
5 Sprint: llill. Norwalk. 0c 7. :hr
‘ lBi.t0Il() general housework in it small
:I tnmlly. Apply to lvmrgu F. lieu-rs 29
l-nlrrleld avenuo. routh Summit. ta-tollt
Horses Wintetred
AT
BRBOKSIDE STGBK FARM.
l’li-nty of him rillll‘ and rum cont.
M H PARSONS.
urti tf
issrssots‘ inn.
We. the undersigned. llrrcby lw-
llfllli‘l‘ l'i
itll purest-tin ntnl t'tirpotntlonta huh I' to pit) tuner
n. i ,p 'I'itlltt or Nnrwnlk. that tin-y are requlr
ml by law In lll'll er to the lL‘sflkhStlf'H, or either
of thorn. on or licf-irc the first tiny of Nun-tn
ln'r. ism. A wrlllett or orinn-d list. ilntrd. semit-
ul ntni worn to. or oil the pmperty nwm-d ivy
tin-m rm lit» first tiny of October. thlJlnhlc lll
lttxntiwti. nlhi-rwiur it «i l l).\ the duty of tho
:t—rt'sl‘l'r<lftllll\li0 out such ii-t according: to
lllv ir llt‘rl jtl ‘gflll‘fll ttml ltnnnlrulgr, “ml mm.
in; ten twru-nt lllert-‘u. “lili'il they urn curri—
pelli-ti l-i ll|\\' to «in. Mill fr Illl \‘llll'll ll:l~, PO
tirulv. then» is no amen]
\' l Lists may be returned in thr- myth-sofa.
it! tho solution-it'd olllvr. lidtlli llutltllnu. 5'er
walk. moi of lllf‘ l'illlill‘ll llmtit. iiuviinntl
~trin-t. Moth Norwnlk. from and inrlmlsniz
llt‘lollv r Hill. will tunnil iiit-ltnll: t: Xth‘llliWi‘
lat. l‘l‘nil. Mtlti ”flirt-Mo be opt-it‘ftotu ill l I l:
o‘clock n.. “L. and from :3 to:- it‘t- llt‘k p. ”2.. and
on finluriinyo from 't' in ll in llm twinning.
WILLIAM ll. tll'lh‘llitli'lx’. y
P'il.\Nl\'i.l.\' A. 'l‘lll.l.i€.‘4. - Aura-stirs.
lil'I‘lltY W. llA\\‘.\'!ll'lL‘-il‘.l
m-t ti um’l
T0 lili’l‘.
l. RHOMS, .\u. ill on it lilnin sfl't'tfi'. ollron-
) vonleui:~.-i.rent5.5.: rtls.ilenry‘nrrel.rt~til
‘ll. . rt-xtt sin. n l'lllllllrl.
.nst'nwnne. East . o . rent low. Apnlv
to \‘t. lounge. at [An-ltwnod Mfg. Co. "Tilt
’l‘O rent from November lat, roomsori second
tlmir. ill 3 Seymour l’ifu't‘. inquire of Mr.
iron on premises. will [W
V”. ll ilnnlord l'lnroJl traitor; trimlern con-
A \‘t’lllt'M'tn. rrnt 7.5.". llltt'llllltt house
ltilll 'IIlTiltlll the lull. Apt-l) to it. A. Wool -
Word.
gnfrrfatntnrtus.
itct'i lw
A _..~
our room-t. water
it) i‘ eat street.
nctll l
Fl)il'l‘\lilll‘l‘l.\' LECTURES ill;
”08 PARKER Wlliltii. Pit. ll.
'l‘t)l’lt.:.~':
"The Honih film-t- tilr War. and its Sow-n
Million t’olured l!l'l1vn~.“
“mine-«lay l'li’tffllllnl. Ur flilu’t'lll, llilti.
ll'tl. Nortonllt, l‘iimi.
sleuth Norwalit.
. ('fl'l'l'.\fi"h‘\\'r'i~l Main strut-l. lininlreor
aridrvs- ('liarlvs ll. llnwnhurst. l‘. U. Box
\‘Et'flh'll llimr, consists
t in. item ri‘lusllflllll
[fl'Plifill port of home No. 4 Clay sin-at. In- .
' nulro of l. l‘itvnnngh. No. 2 crescent
Terrace. infill tf
l
l , . . . ROOM npnrttnt-itla mmlern lltiprttyemf
r l. - l , . ‘. , , i e
Luna gffl;~l‘|‘ ll ll'l'h ‘f‘flllhf‘m' “ll" 4 ““1""'“"‘ (‘nrm-il hullillou; rent 90 nod.
“llmlrmlil. no... and ~me.- .ln. tour rotitlt tint, top floor. over Fat-tin '-
lim‘a innikit: rrnl 8i". inunlrc lllll Wei
, November l~. [hill 9"” (1-,. ”the. M \Vtii-llliittton alrrul. allwtf
Wad fit‘lilw mm.“
'll l‘llill‘l‘ll, l‘otitli Normtlk.
'.
litpil
“l-‘lvu Million fuitultrrnnia in too Yum:
\\ llll it! it?
Wolni-Mlny owning. Not-rumor l'i. mu.
th Norwnlk.
' ‘llF‘ prurniri-n on ilnllrund thttnrc. formerly
. 'f'ht'Ht-tilltu-lollli'e, .lnpl) not this ofllce.
I Ul'Nl-tnrmnnnnml waah hunt-e. and one
of lllflflzfl itiurllit: tieltr ltnuttyltill slaw
ttmi. Ali-o. form liuuw furnlnlu-ii; llm- lum-
llou, lilal'rea mill or morn near a'ntlun. lire
lint.- int-m. inquire ~l.illuti «aunt. tr utltlrvsa
lion :3 Itowrtyttm. l'onn. nrlfil lw
NW...”—
,‘lt‘lllll‘llsl churt it. Hot:
"Tlll‘ Station‘s Hutlruma Fullnro: t’lly tiovoin
it «til "
' \li’t-iltuwsilnynt'cr-ltiq Nlin'lilllI'l‘ till. infill.
Henlitn-l bu tiling. Washington hll‘t'ei
tranqlfigfip...“HM‘ my... .- “m [in «HM (it-lulu: lot. four romm on lit-tutor!
. a
or. '
. “'wllltwlrt)’ t‘vvllillif. llf‘l'létlilld‘r ill, will. 1‘ floor; it“ "mun“ “NW"V' "HIM" n. it!
t‘otntrt-Krtllnnnl church Ninth Norwnlk W" "mm" “l'l'm” "‘ “mm" "me" “i 5“" '
net. .‘mrwnlk. will iw
.
form-shod fimllt' \tllll hunt and
Course Tickets, If: single 1 lrkats. 25c ,
intlh. Apply fli Sn. ill llahfrirtl'
"ll Ml" M lhv illuir BiUWltIlitl tilu Pnhtto ' “V" M "l
, lit-t l l
Emu" ‘ m m l’lm-ti, :«oulh .‘i: run. it, out? lw
- M08.“ HILL. 'l‘lllfi tup flow in lin- front-once
httlhllnt'.nowuvruplmlhv lllllll'l intuit
- l. ‘_ or pa'lloulnrs i'nynlre ul li. ti
1
Fill)“ flliilll. fillillBEll idlll. ‘ " ’
Mrownml. hi» ft'illllllii Homo .thln street. or
limit-ire l-‘. licoric, (”fly .‘i'ntlun'il ilutilt. Natl
New Enrinntl‘n banner nttrnctlrm. Tho linu-
tun Munonin‘n grnitrst Mll‘f‘llél“.
1“ AF‘i‘ tinlfl [double lllrllrm on Munroe ultra-ll
J htiirillruor ll. ll. liownn. it'll!”
st bl. lulllilllurnn ll‘nltr strri-l. Apply)“,
dill if
For It ' m. lint-it or for n pain in the H d it. t. linspp.’
4”,. or .a- .v, try suturing n plot-o uf than an S ' ' '
:iiwl ”win ‘ "nun it’Sriliigll l’u‘in linlttl “of I-‘ttlt “I‘ll”-
not in: mint w it com part9. l a ' . ,
trealmw \lll cure any "fillnnry «now in cross ”UltH'r'. phonon humus. blnuliotn. sto.
(mt-hr ii . (lays. l’ltm liulm ltlruirttrrn b Jl‘l'ti‘ “pilllil engin‘tglllmmldatn
rlwumw rn. MlCetit lmtllsu for italic try .353»- Tuning}-.3l33..‘l..i'fi...fummii
ll. (3. b on ihtlaulat. th 8 V ilEnlm'lt ttflll Minion plant of mi: innit
.' . . .. . . - 8 eat. harmful! reutlpritv.Wl.|lthu re atthlr
Alin- tho incltli-nin of childhood office. mm,
mm In unit In bold rvlivlmn mlr mum wnnlnm 0‘“ Y it‘ll) " ‘ ‘ " * ““‘W' ‘m
g g ' ’ ‘ . . . (”landholdi- harm-m and true so Mates
my it n to the .dnyli «ion at» am unionist. COMPANY. 1’ ly nt‘ trout-um; cheap. App): air. It,
yntitlp month thorn prmtlinvnt ttmn “0mm“... tints! Phil“ Smith. “Milli-t. Mmth Namath. m-tttar
maven! ohm. The youth: mothtr Viv AVU in“! mm, “mm... .-... ._ ~ _. ~ ~ - -.......
Mn .. - All... that .t m ("hamm- ‘ ‘ ‘ A ‘l-iill"."it'll"'..'l"l.‘:..’.2‘l°r"’ii‘:l:“All
llltt'tll "m Remedy "qu h" "f ”"0"“ leYliniftlll‘rfit‘. turn-r slrl-ivi. filing. ., K ' outl'lvr
MAILVKLOL’R lliiVUlllr‘lt‘iil MVP? ‘35".
'l‘llfi \V‘Ul‘lill‘llfl‘lfll Fl)” it ENE“.
TIM} liilAl'lil Hilll‘ Milll‘lE.
mm ttiiin.\m.. emu ion-um -
ll'll.wttliln ilt‘v mlltlllus' walk min
new lmtismlrwnns. attic-t rind nsl or m
A}
forsahn, until to learn town to Ito a
av‘ar.” rumor” horn-wonlh. iiii‘uire of tillvrr Barker. lllzy-
lur a (fold n.or . . ll. (.‘olegrmr 0. I. I"!
THE COLUMBIA“ CADETS Plano. south Norm! out! w
A! ‘K imm- a y» mold. a mantle. h
i3}.
. l _ i l .
Mit- little lioltamlant in a wonderful um Wilmiifnatfirméy‘. Emmi flip”: &
specialty direct from tho World‘a f‘nlr. til. dentin. or at linialnas' stable. on: lw
. . . W- . twig-o
Bllllllill’t CONDENSED liltll.
Eagle Brand.
l have 9“be the control or thin loan for
thin milk. which to new preferred to oil
albeit-unit will deliver it to anti tantalum
all men should be sent to ‘l‘. it. “if“. line
int. main Falwell. will
” momentary.
if" I'll‘ivnerdtllmflravz‘;
l!
‘l a is. r «My
(In arnlreet.flitul'i:lforwdh.
Annelise”
To lie. I tallr'atl float.
..,
m: "-
cht diner.
- , rail ram
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