Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 13, 1893 · page 4

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120' SHEETS

,1 or .
Idliéiiistll’ Linen Paper
‘ WITH

- ENVELOPE-S. 600.

“Tile” lilFillID aI its

is Also s Bargain.

“000——

;_wn ALSO HAVE A com.
' roars: LINE or

Ililllii's rut iirtlls.

, for Washington er.
7 scorn sonwanx.

Wall Paper,
W8 oils. nits.
BIlIlSlIEs. etc.

Tilo lo a good that to Point.

loioliioilooooiito give you
MW for doing your work.

 

 

 

mum..-
WW.“ . .. .

Is loo only .lsristts Plus.

 

E. me'ham,

#2 Pilot little,
NORWALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

THE EVENING SENTINEL.

 

. and Dennis Donovan clerk.

can be found at

NCIS 8L CO. -,’3?

 

JAIIB GQLDIN. Militant! Proprietor.

"so... W

moat-ho
e conical cents

sown mutual ml ALAIII.
Boa om Washingtousnd North Main

ltl‘ooll.
Box Fossils: Day and 'i'olieo streets.
Box I-Oraos street.
Box "—Wost street. opposite l'ronkiin street
,ochnol.
Box lo—Concord street. opposite schml.

Box lWrner North Main and Ann streets.
Bo: iii-corner High street and Boyview
avenue. '

Box IC-Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box lT—i‘ornar West avenue and Cedar

 

noutstsinir

street.
Box III—Corner
avouuo.
Box o8~Cornor Ely avenue and Benton street.
Ban :5 -i.'ornsr South Main and Monroe,
streets.
Box all-Electric Light station.

West street and Taylor

 

 

 

 

 

Home news on every page. ,

Seth Remington and Henry 1. Smith
willstarttho firstoi the wflkjEOFChioitfiO.

~Fresh ham 120, at Hayes’ market.

' Thomas McGuire. head harncssmoker
for Raymond Brothers, is seriously sick.

Mrs. Sands Reed, of Stamford. is visit-
ing Mrs. John II. Knapp, of West street.

~Fresh ham lilo, at Hayes' market.

A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. James Jardine, of 16 Burritt
avenue. '

Miss Ida Gilbert. of Newtown, is the
guest of Mrs. Theodore Knapp, of Union
street.

—Fresh ham and sausage, 12c” at the
People's market, opposite ilayss'.

Theodora Knapp. of Union street. has
returned from a three months‘ visit in
Newtown.

 

Mrs. Mary Fitch is very sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Burr Knapp,
Washington street.

—-Fresb pork i‘Hc, at Hayes“ market.

Frank H. Richards is having his resi-
dence at 18 Burritt avenue improved by
the building of anaddition.

The schooner J. S. Jackson arrived at
Wilson Point this morning with 900 tons
of coal for John [1. Ferris.

—-Get the lucky key at Tomliniion' at.

Charles S. St. John was elected adeav
can of the Congregational church, last
night, to succeed George 8. North.

Mr and Mrs. Lorenzo W. Smelledgs,
oi Woodward avenue, entertained a
number of friends last night.

—Frcsb pork 129e, at Hayes' market.

Councilman-elect Charles E. Seymour
and wife,oi West street, are t’xpt’ck'd
home from the World's Fair to day.

 

Humboldt lodge, Sons of Herman,
will hold their seventh annual ball Mon-
day night, in Germania Hull, Washing
ton street bridge.

 

~Pienty of delicious bread, at lane's.

Mrs. Weed, wife of Dr. W. I... Weed.
and her brother,ll. S Keslsr, left town
this morning for a Visit with relatives at
Middlewwn, N.Y

Kr. and Mrs. Charles H. Clark, of
Taylor avenue. will leave South Nor-
walk this afternoon for Newburg, N. Y.,
where they will visit relatives.

 

~8susszs12l contamst Hayes' merits).

A member of the firm of Lavin a
Goodwin. who keep a second-hand cloth
lag store at 170 Washington street bridge,
complained to the police last night that
threscosts had been stolen from in front
of their store.

The board of city «seniors have or»
ganlud with Nelson J. (.‘rltw chairman
They will
be in erosion every day during this
month. except Sundays. and on Saturday
evenings In the Council Chamber on
flnvllanll street. and all property own.
err should hand in their lists.

-—'i'hls ls tho most snioyahle season of
tbsyear h which to mails a trip to the
great exposition in Chicago. Hundreds
from MW and other cities have
secured tlciol from Manager Punk and
liars goon within the past week, and it
great many tickets are engaged by per-
soos who expect to go within a day or
two. Great Interest hos hrsn Awaken-Id in
booth Norwolli. Portico leave for Chloe
go almost every day. going over the

line. Only about two works are left in
which to so. There are many routes.
but those adored via Pooh's tours are the
but 'flioosVIa tboGroud Trunk Ilos

orerths laskswooao rouiosnll Michigan

molwildtifiofmwillioil'ifl

Hot oomp'uy, is in town.

:Fredorick Starr, of Fast Norwoik, has
been the guest of frisnds In Bullish yr

with Hubert 8. Michell, 117 West street,
til-night.

pound bass this morning a short distance
ofl shore from the bathing house! at
The Knob.

A llreasy Badges of loans "our the

.Norwalk.

8 A. Trimbls, solsstnm in the Volk

 

 

—-8ausags lzlnsnts, st Bayss' market.

 

 

The Independent Social club will most

Joseph Lockwood osiight o fourteen:

NORWALK NEW”.

 

 

”nu. ”I’M

Charles Mocksr Ambler. of Wilton.
returnsil from tbs World's Pals.

Thomas Cousins. and lilss Battle stay
Taylor, dsoghtsr of Charles L. 'l'sy
of Maiden, were married at the
hostels that city loot evening.

domestioernpioysdotlsosciae'o,diodlost
night of heart tron

w... a. W—p'

Iliad limbo“: 301mm and her

silos-.1.“ alum Ambiorhrid
V0

 

rims Thomas Cousins. son of

.. “——

m Daley, wife of Room OWL!
his, sgotl forty-seven

 

years, The funeral will be held from St. ‘‘‘‘ ,_____ »»»» __
“9"" church Sunday afternoon. oburoh met Monday evening with lire.
Rumor Beers.

When the three children of Joseph

 

A Job Lot In Children’ 8 “Seconds,”
‘ ALL SIZES 25cts.

A. Dickerman» & Son,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.

 

 

 

Highest of all' in browning Power -—-Latest U. S. Gov’ t Report.

Plain and Ribbed.

While
“IIIIIIIII IiIII.

 

II.

Bolling

WPOWCXCX‘

WE

WE

 

M

‘13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk
call,

wonttomsm

 

the advantage of you.

CHAS. E. 8

Leading Grocer.
Telephone Call I3-2.

Obi why do you weep DEAR butchers.

W" shed such bllwrte
As a maiden I I lift
Will . hart: Ii't)yon
Bow all ofII our

Bowihe OPEEDJW

MA BK

Gave
The! ow sh idbe
Sat til now“ instantly

PEOPLE'S MARKET.

52 3. Satisfaction

 

 

 

William H. Green, of Brooklyn,N

Upper lord of Town.
Home news on every page.

 

Security Council, N. P. U., will meet

Popp, charged with trespassing on
Charla Joines' propertyon the Connor-r
ticut turnpike, were brought before Juso
tics Coolidge yesterday afternoon. he
said he did not suppose he badolgnod a

Westport avenue, last night.

expect to start nest Wednesday for the

of Leonard street, left Norwalk today

ll) Wall street, Saturday.

bolowsnno rants and Grand Trunk.

to Oblosgooud rotors for around
(Journal for rm, ors potronlord Iiy
handrail lost loniloy morning a
moratorium lisw ran for

oastwllt divs-loom attito lair.sss

Bax 41—Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street. tin-night, w. t for the arrest 0‘ n.
h-“ ”m” ‘ ’ - home
I"! N n ALK. $15.00 in gold given away at Tomlin told “my, parents to up. than ,
Still 0 W son’s. spank them and send them supports. to
What the Pooplo of Our om are Being A m w” born w Edward Du", 0‘ bed, ... W’ WWW“
and Dayton.

 

ExIBufirgeoo Harvey Kemp and wife

World's Fair. WM“
Jeremiah Bresnan and two daughters,

for the World's Fair.

Jack McDonald. male on the propeller
Eagle,’ is ill at his home in the Hoodoo
building on Wall street.

Conductor Edward Smith, of the Dan-
bory division of the Conwl'idoted rail
road, is taking a vacation.

—-Do not fail to attend the opening at
the Misses St. John's millincry parlors,

The decision In the llartbsl case will
be given by Judge meiwsrd,ln the
Norwalk Probate Court, to marrow.

M J. Riley and iomily will out week
vacate the premises at 4 Kellogg street
and rent rooms on Center avenue.

Rev. F. E Robbins will marry Edward
G. Aiken and Miss Minnie Bramble. at
the bride‘s home, Wednesday evening,
October 05.

-Tho largest line of fine candieain
town, at lane's. >

Dr, Noble will give the second of his
brief series of discourses or: the "World's
First Parliament of Religions" nest Bun.
day evening.

 

Mrs. A. L. Stetson and daughter,“
Sioux City. have been stopping at the
Mahtlcliomo Hotel. Miss Sim will
become a pupil at Bliss Baird's seminary.

 

At the last meeting of the directors of
the Masonic Mutual Bowl]! association
twelve applications were accepted, Ilene-
titstoths amount of 06,000 were pro»
vided for. _._,..

-The Misses St. John comma an
opening of Fall and Winter millinsry on
Saturday. October H.

Miss May Higgins, of West avenue.
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis, sat up for the tint time
Tuesday, after being in bed eight weeks.
She is now improving rapidly!

George Thompson, principal of the
Winnipaulr district school, has resigned
to go Into business in liartford Mr.
Thompson has moved Loving “mick,
of Moon, a graduated Colby Univ”,
sity, as soohstitntc.

lous' s.

subject of "American lliustrstors",ot

on “American Pointers” gave great on
light.

4. MW

degree to be known as the 70'th
presunt.

and a good weigh“ W
-—falnh chops lilo. People's locket.

 

night, young to Stanford, mtsrrsiblyln
remit of work.

turned am his boots to tho coupon

but silppod town.
unauthorised.

“m I...“ ..~

~Planty of fresh iluyler's candy at

'l‘hslecturo oi Ilr. Vanlasr, on the

Miss Baird's Institute. tonight. should
draw a largo audience. lie is uttemriy'
popular and his locum hm int spring

The Grand (lounoil of the Knights of
Columbus has doubled to institutes now
It
will surpass-I any of those in sugar! at
The member that this is cilia
turret! on must he a lbbrongb Calhoun

Frank P. Notion left town Saturday

lie was formerly
employed by the tistroptillisa Life
insurance company and law not yet

The suprrtnlntflltt says the its. in in!

night‘s limits. lotlmotlugtkot Isidro
was «only

Ateomdrnvsisdooditoboalsla

 

0V5]! THE RIVER.

lows sad (loosip of the Day to past
Namath.

Home ours on every pogo.

hlrs. Henry Jones does not improve in
man __ -_..

Idrs. Edward Nelson, of New York, is
visiting Mr. and lira. James 8. Stevens.
of (Jove street. "M...”

Mr and Idrs. (J. ii. Rider, of Betta
place, started yesterday for fort Jeffer-
lion, 1.. l where they will spend several
days. FM“ ..-.

mean at workingmon's market. So. 4
New street. You can get good Connect
cut killed beef cheap and all kinds oi
vegetables. ”M-..“

Rev. E Wilson, of Swedes, will preach
in the Swedish Congregational church
Riverside art-nus. tonight, at 7:30
o'clock. _ ....-.-._.

A rehearsal of "The District School."
will be held to night by the Epwortb
league of the East Arenas Hotbodist

Episcopal church .

lint. ilcnry Tyrrsil. of fielonket; llro.
John Rider. of Beliport. l.. l ,and tits.
Richard L'ilommedleu and lira. John
L'llommetiieu. of Rowoyton. have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John 8. L'iiomma
died, Henry street.

IUWATTUN.
William himborsnd wife have returned
from a two weeks' visit at the World's
Fair.
The case of Arthur ilills, a'ias Otto
(ilonhilz, vs ll bruise Vincent, came
up yeah-rosy before the Court of Com
mnri Pleas at Bridgeport After the
plaintiff had carried the evidence of tire
witnesses. it became so apparent that he
had no case that be withdrew it without
any pvt-comm of the code on the part
of thealofuodant Joseph Gray appeared
for the plaintiff and E L Scoliel'd for
the defendant.

filllilfl'illi.
Rev. llcrrry Jada-mi and family, who
have been visiting hers. returned to their
tunnels Mastic. Wednesday.
Rev. J. Edward tritium. Jr., and
family, have arrived from the west and
are visiting llr. Canon's parents in this
plow.
The ladieo of St. Luke's (lath! will
hold a sole of cake and fancy articles In
the chapel. urrnorrow afternoon and
evening, beginning ot2 o'clock.
(lungs Fowler “commenced moving
bishsrn wanswsite on accounts! the
Consolidated liailrood company needing

who on at work on the (contracting
operations for the purpose of twisting
stone for tho abutment of tho now
Wmmolghwoymorlsgaymm
assassinations-stunner Inland it
lapisiltlon. Thsgoympshollsothsi-n
plossd high saoogli to sliowstroloto
wonderland it caught the head-
llghoofsbssagioo as tkosoprsvstrolo

Wanna polllsgllowa tlis derrick
windwssfeltbythowos
loom. moors! who. thought that
mmmw. AIaoiI
ummmwmrhmtam
“the osgloosr did not one film lotion.
The train was dsloyod mus ulootss.

MW W..M

WWW".

lbldo m it a goat or III.
macaw.
“We! loofah.” “his

 

 

 

 

Mir slicks"!

Tuesday evening with Miss Bettie R.
Sherwood to assign the parts t) their
new plays, “Unkle” and "Throw him

celebrated their crystal wedding on Tues
day evening. and received a large num

Y. is visiting at the residence of Mrs
William R Lowery.

lit-s. Joseph 0. Hyatt. Miss Minnie
Nash. Iliss Carrie E. Nash and Miss

oriok Kemper has purchased the Samuel
Wood place, the sum pa‘id being $3,500.
The Dramatic club will meet next

Out."
tir. and Mrs. Charles 1!. Kempor. Jr.,

her oi useful and valuable presents Irom
their many friends.

List of unclaimed letters at the post
office”: hits. Joseph Allen, Mrs. Frank
Ash. Joseph vanem, J-Ines Sutton.
Foreman for Deon d: Westbrook. Mrs.
Arthur E. Smith. C. F. Sherwood, Miss
Susan Taylor, lllrs. Elsie hi. Wheeler.

IN PLEASURE‘S PATHWAY.

Ivorits of [piston to tile I'Iay-tlulng
People of Norwalk.

A play that has stood the test of 200
nights in Boston and I50 nights in New
York my, must contain more than tho
ordinary amount of nivrit and find great
favor in the eyes of the public. “Hands
Across the Sea," Henry Pottit‘s master
piece, has done this and has received
nothing but the must flattering notices
It will be presented with the only and
original company and scenic and Inn
chauioal effects, at Music Hall, til-night .

Gus Williams, America‘s foremost

at Music Hall, next Monday night,

known lhrougout the cniiro country

dialect comedian on the American stage
“April Fool." his latest succrss, is llf‘S-

ludicrous situations and noveispecililtios

strong and capable

HTofllESfl ill-T TEE STATE.

tor of Counsetlrut.

counterfeit money.
where they set their listsof parties.

old received one of their letters with spa
ciiic directions as how to get the stuff
Two hills of oonlplaint have been Illri
In the Unltt-tl Stator t‘ourt bv the ( ‘urh‘In
Cabinet Lock company of ow Britmn
against the Yale and Towns Munufuclurv
trig company of tituruiurd. 'l‘tlo Corbin
company claims on infriu meat on a
keeper plate for lotitr Ilii pianos and

itor, Bridgeport. Conn.

chino for printing wads, John J. Nor-

. . well, Bridgeport, Iiictnir hook setter;
Flooslo Coley are otthe WorldsFaIr. Thomas am“, New Hutu, laundry
1t loruruorad about town that Fred. tongs: William H. Edmondsoo, New

Haven, siphon tsnlt mechanicism: Robert

Richards, Hartford, straight pull bolt

German dialect comndinn, will uprwar
in
his new musical comedy farce. entitlvvd
“Aprilthl.” Mr. Williams is so well

that it is entirely superfluous to attempt
todescribe him further than to my that
be is now the only legitimate (I‘Ioruinn

cribed sou musical comedy, brim full of

The supporting company is described as

Ito-Io of Intent Called from Ivory Quor-

The green goods people hate begun
sending out again through this stow
their ridiculous circulars about ,ri-nuino
it is a mystery
A
Hartford lady who is eiithty llllli‘ yours

i you may hurt- tlIi- problommlmi ill

gov-nfnririnllIII-sllIlitl‘ o"‘l ill. II‘ III.

children Cry tor
Pitcher’s Gaston...

d unnutiout Patents.

1893. List furnished from the allies of
A M. Wooster, patent lawyer and solic-

Ciiarlee R. Richards, Bridgeport, ma-

lPesse. Hartford car seat; Francis E.

gun; Frederick C. Rockwell Hartford,
torch; Adrian Wolff. Waterbury. syringe
cast-z John E. Dover and C.A Cotter,
Waterbury. boiler: Aaron Aldrich,
Waterbury, lawn mower; Charles A
BatisyJmeelI. toy money batik, Gilt-s
A. BNClIWilll. Waterlord. lock; Alfred
E lluIIIIIIt-r [ironiimi corn machine,
(three patent»): Theodore E. King, West-
pul’l. miter saw.

A New York Restaurant.
Who says the American people are not
hnfli'tll. and willing to pay for all they
get? There is a popular restaurant in
Now hurt. when.- the proprietor invites
I’Tll'yhdrtl} to eat all he wants, and
loiws it to the tustIInIi-rs honesty to
p.“ Ml It tho CU‘lOIIIBI’ thinks is right
for it at lllt‘ deal: as he Kik‘l!t)l1l.Tlll’R'
are no chicks on den-curi- IIII boomer,
no ilIIoI‘Waltmr. And the commonest
kind of man is said who! that IlechIlt
afford to make an exception of himself
bcheatiilg the establishment ~Bustin
i erald

Allen's Dist-livery fur l‘llvs.

Allen' 3 Discovery for Piles Is a certain
cure for all kinds of pllts DII you hate
sort-[Ives and t llldlllllz II it!) itltimsoitthing
often at night? It is dungi- rous to neglect
these symptoms. if you have suffered
ion years with chronic pill-s art] feel you
can 't be ound, give Alli n ‘3 Discovery
one trial it isanow iliscm‘ ery that cures
piles. Sold by all Iiruuuists Price 50
cents. Sent b mail for 50 cents .\d-
dries Allu'n a loan cry, Box 85,1»itoy.
N. Y.

A (innit vhtng to Keep In "and
From the Troy iKailsa-AI C bit I

Some years ago we were wry mum.
‘uhject to suture sywlls of tholoru tour
bus, and now “hon we fol-I any of the
syIIIptlIms that usually [‘l’ict'i' that ail-
ment, such as sickness at tilt-Ilstonmi‘h,
ll arrbinn, etc we ill-come scary “(I
hate found i hamberlaln s t ‘ulllit (‘ Micro
and llliirrliwi RI- IIIi-dy the very tiling to
straight“) one out In slith (HERB. lfiilil Ill
wayskrep it about. WI- are not will-
my: this for a pay tostimnninl. but III lit
our readers know what is a good thing
to keep handy in the house. For sale by
ti (J. Stilison Druuizlst

 

iI a New hurl. IiIiIIlulmIn once. .. lll!‘
“t' r at 5th avenue and 26th street mating
$700. till it hicli gIVts ill Ii oplt- Ilispopsia
and tilt-s0 tit-II Ili- opt nil I lid, 0" in Ilih
nirs' bills and
will ll furl“ .ittils lllmuil‘ Ill‘t‘ in | iin- llii'ill,
“but Would in- tho mvirig pi‘r I :Iplln l'
the dinner IlioIIIIl not Iw git-l u, :Imi-
being 87 iwlsona lit the least?
inquire at I’ hunted" it drop so it . .I h. :l

 

 

 

The following wands-sued October 10,

lllliill) limo to pin ’3" i ii

Motors. tearing It front the‘

log on which will be h

storm In over

oioetrlc wires are down.

intriguing In secret.

tvrootod such a furore

“My...

brooding purposes.

 
 
 
 
 

ory revsrtom loathe
. O
yooag with

 
 
 
 

“clapboard airing

 

the wind was ill miles an hour.
ago to this city is comparatively sIIghtas
far as known Telegraph. telephone and

days or
mars

asks for a permanent injunction, ii twat

card October 20

No [longer In Charleston.
Cnatrbnamil, Oct. 18. —’I‘he worst of lbs
The maximum velocity of
The dani-

Itolllsu In an Insane Asylum.
cuica (lo. 0st Ill ansslus Bullion. who
some days ago by
iihootinglntotho board of trails pIt,w
consigned to the tinnkskos intone ssyiu

 

mater floloa Cos-sated While Aoloop.

Consular N. Y. 0st film-Thomas Golan,
spoil so yearns former of Greenwood, Blair»
hon manly, was burned to death In his
house. which was totally destroyed by live

moshing low Yoro'o Door Park.
Atuasr. 0st. ill. w'l'wsnty-slx livs doospI
luvs mo transferred from tho Adlrou»
dam to Door pork In the Catskills for

WW
Endeavors“ at ‘l‘rsatsa. I
Tallulah. Oct. iii. ~Tlis Christian En.
dsovor convention him was brought to on
outwith two large meetings.

W
Tbs watermelon at s 'm Anion ills Instill-ate It childhood
to Idiosvvodog. n that ston'll out in bold ldrsliot ,os our mom.

withtle hvst

“Ensmlut
obsidian: fora poiudlnihe ,, g

»'~"l'- can

mi "E til"
min so
The young ainthrr riv

tit was Chamber.
yours-d iterui WWW
min ours administers It tohsrownl

When lid‘ny was sick, we gave her f‘iworla.
Whori silo was It i’IIiIIl, fill‘N‘i‘lI‘-l for (tuitllrla.
When she iii-oath" llllul. slit- I‘IIIIII: III (‘ustoria
When she had Children, she gave them L‘aswrlo.

friends happy, by)”, ,W
and t t . “as
and (lanolin?!an mt m” call am no byvrltli vs dollar bill,

lones’

T“ florists iii Seymour’s Success Flour.

E price on flour has advanced oevdn dl i9 bomb
We will for a limited time sell at all? vs non per
advising you correctly and giving you the

BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. -
took the advantage fl the market, but won’t take

hon might

An “in. p93)“ befu d
c area I
Our prices and take whatowrglro.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,

FREE DELIVERY.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

above price. We are

 

EYMOUR,

33 Washington, St.

 
 

hat makes you lookm green. glam and sour
Lord“; the news,

rrlcd,
ET still lives.

And the owner remains UNBURIF .1'!)
flow some man we never hat thought of
Home fellow from Westport, they say.
bonds tor that usually butcher.
And lnow avortthlns travels his a oy.

ed.
vs.

cha

PEOPLE'S MARKET

21 Wall st., Norwalk

guaranteed. Telephone call. 67-3.

 

to which the attention of

ilonstailtl
VISITORS AL

Taylor at Golden.
lleal Estate and insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons looking foralot. or house and lot.
with the view porches inguu'e invited to
call and examine our list We have thi In for
sale In every purtof the city at flammable
prII «a and no easy terms. ritual

“‘ AS113“.
l. Itizssziiiitisolly Iii-«Io? ‘ronIIIjsInI.
Cull br-lVll‘t‘ll 7 and ii in the evening,

\lrs hiartlnuz. L'i Iiavllanil street, south Nur-
ivalk. at It Jim

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HS HILL \ II I. A. ~louth \‘nrivalk. Conn.

Upon all (in year for I) Iarllers. No bet-
torai i llllliilliillilliilh tan be found. Transient
and holllr‘. butt Iilrs act-.IIIIIIIIIodiIlid 'Ierlns
Int-deride Apply onshore. not? Iw

 

\ itESPl-X TAHLI-J “urban. thoroughly ex»
1 turbo: ed. drain-s to go out as lilhuH’
took tor f‘rfepliulltv and parties heferv- airs
frnui lll’sl- Ila” faml Ice. in Nor talk Address
.8 Spring Hill Norwalk. no .,2\\‘
(‘ ml. to do general housework in a small
1 family Apply to imirge F. Beam. :9
Fairlie-III swuuo. fiuuth Norwalli. will fit

 

 

Y'Ul .\'ii Indy desires dressmaking to do

1 at Iirr own home or h me o: patroir.

will) in hits-l Nit aerwu. It Lottiurs nienue
Iictlll III

Horses Wintercd" -

AT

BBOOXSIDE STUGK FARM.

Plenty of box stalls and extra i'fil‘t‘

M H. PARSONS.

not; ' lot

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)Alli‘ of lower house, melwaril nvouiie.
will. 39 (it Hilf‘ilillll’ house IiiIII burn on
the hill. Apply to E. A. Woodward.

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II llllllillllyi now occlipimiby Built-I Lodge
0 U in pa titulurs Inquire of [1.8

Brown, at his stun-nu South Milli: street. or

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I“ AHT half filllllbli'llttlllttatil’l \iIIIIroe street
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SMALL building on ll liter street. Axial}; to
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cares ”list. on. Boston. Mass

in no is

rlcflnfloil.

'l' A (10" 1‘ OF PROBATE bullion at Not-

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tateoltlsui-g l Sn r,IfllrmIIyII,l
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lines of said Estatnbe amounted iii the Pro or
Gibrein Norwnllt. Imt hilfilth day of (lei .
at ten o‘rot-
sons In interest wi Hl talto notice and lip
mmcar‘sa ItuII bol Iiuitriit orooii. lllllll
tl’lllitutl wii giro public notice thereof b
wilting a copy of ill
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and within t it same town. and h
publishing the selfish lo a newspaper having
virouhilloii in rail Istrioi. lit learn tori tilti-
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Poll informationr Iron.

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stamina and doc lilo upon ihm- otinsof tlioi mi-

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JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.

NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN

CRAVEN. PASTELLE WATER CULUH AND SEPIA

those desiring

FIRST CLASS WORK

is especially invited

An Artistic line of Photographs, Especially Studies from ilhilii- -iifo
oil Exhibition.

AYS WELCOME. '
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. iiuillii on“
FRIDAY NIGHT, UETDBEH l3lli.

New England's banner attraction. The Bos-

ton Museum‘s greatest success.

Hands I
Across
the Sea.

WITH THE ONLY AND
ORIGINAL CUXPANY.
SI'ENEBY, t‘OSTUMES
AND REALISTIC EFFECTS.
INCLUDING THE
MARVELOI‘S REVOLVING SCENES.

THE WONDERFUL FOG SCENES.
THE GRAND SHIP SCENE.

HPEL‘XALLY ENGAGED

THE CULUMBIAN CADETS

Twelve little Bohemians in a wonderful
specialty direct from the World's Fair.

IIL’sto «HALL. *
MONDSX NIGHT, OCTOBER IS.

THE ()SLY AND ORIGINAL

GUS WILLIAMS.

fit his latest laughing success,

“April Fool,”

assisted by a brilliant Comedy Company in-
t-Iuillng

THE MIDGLlYfl.

M158 LILLIAN Ilslll.
JAMES h'l'UBGES.
THE HUBBOIJOHS.
I198 FLORA BEDDING-
Mlfls MIRA C. 3300-8.
‘51) OTHERS.

Admission. . 'I 60 and 75o. Sale of suits now
open at l'laI-Itsli s and itiugs [drug stores.

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CELERY

Iiilsldd Abll PAIN AND lNVlGORA’I’fl
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port of his property for their four tucks om.- ,,
George Bolton Wood a large “m """ ““" """"""""""" . . W M
ltrooklyns Versus Now Yorke. \t , I. d V . ‘
WWW", "b”d' ”m" Husband ”Mutts Oct. ill The lirooltiyns won Chi. .iren Cry TO“: I tpll‘ili‘l'l:cli'I;I:.illtllvllltlf’i’li‘efu’Al‘lfillings-u
dancing wrre enjoyed uatllon early boll! their third successive gun": in the chain- limit; rlrgiii‘rix‘lflfiv. A. Iisyinond. I ' is
this morning A collation worsened plonshipssriss. The score wail; ’u ‘L lalfcherls cagtoyla, ‘ " "“‘~}‘
mn‘dm N Y rii.....il i) ll 0 0 ll 0 ll 0-~ 0 ii i ,Q ‘ (liltlillainii) or work mat-a. illriiiilu tel-y
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moi Isaac sacramwnonmnwm 3mm" -~Uarmnn and Wilma. Bum il‘ii cllor’o Casio! i-.. ._ ,
a popular clerk in J. D. Wamhary's “mu" Umpire: 0‘3“”? IAIN'I‘.
m own. will b! MSW attire John Barry. I. H. lllsgrtintioll. TA“ BY PILLS “EI'WEIN Bomb Nuruaik and Il,.rll- it. or
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word with an accident Wednesday. A parliament. lie i-olnplilliis that the policy lot on ”End... oygmlum,“d
derrick bad Mounted by the Iohimm oihls party Is now directed by IIItiIvliiiisIsiA ylitlwilo at.“ our. Put. stir.

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Ins. t‘u.. III llsrli'ord. ileIIIIImIIr-r young man
that «allay will iliuuro your life for ”All”,
and 8: it day will giro you

fill! illilllSilill illilllilS

If living. at to were of mo.

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3 III Washington Street.
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to Willie Restless Days,
in lime Sleepless Nights.

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