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EVENING sermon
venue newest. lditorsnd Proprietor.
M: llnonth.
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ABSORTMENT on” '
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streets.
Sun Rises
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and de
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but the very best prepar-
1
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in condition.
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at 5:11
Box II—Concord street. opposite school.
lion H—Corn‘er North Halo and Ann streets.
Box 1% Hill: street and ,Beyview
Boa lo—ldorwelk iron Works building.
i-loa l'kCorner West ‘ avenue and Cedar
street.
Don’t—Corner West street and Taylor
Box 28~Corncr lilyevenue and Bonton street.
30: Ill-Lionel" South Main and Monroe
Box afl—Iicctrlc Light etntion.
Box Il—Fairneld avenue and Cedar street.
lleletnve el-alae tee Mm.
Blah Tide Low Tide
i
at 2:1l
The Rev. C. M. Peg; Will address the
Union Gospel Temperance Belem asso-
ciation, Bundey etternoon. in their bail
on the bridge.‘ __. ___
~ -Fresh ham 12c. at Heyee’ market.
Conductor John Dyes, of the Danbury
Vhfifll‘d
scorn nonwetn ms aunts.
Box swam Wuhlnrtonsnd North Main
streets. '
Boot e—Oomr Day nod 'l'olles streets.
Box I—Orn- street.
Box "~Weet street. opposite Frenklin street
-.Hew I'ert Retold Weather Forecast.
The weather today promises to bestormy
lb Mil. .
ables. posuo y followed to
night by e decreue of storminees. To-morrow
it promises to be cloudy and pertly cloudy.
followed by fair and cooler weather.
NORWALK.
'het the People of 0-! (lit, are Doll.
and Bari-l.
Home news on every page.
for the current week shows some im-
provement in reel estate. llorwslk re
ports nine sales and mortgages amount-
ing to 08,565.
It 8'10
on changes
who has been seriously ill or typhoid
fever. is now able to sit up.
lane‘s.
Brady. of. Yonkers. N. Y., are spending
the eutnuon days with friends in town.
place between the Y. I. C. A. and
King’s High school. at Stanford, is oil.
A practice genre will take piece Instead.
the Norwslk iron Works. this morning.
Joseph Popp had his right leg badly
scraped end bruised, ceueed by his ins.
lnghis hold on the heavy piece of iron.
ooze,
lihs awesome: Tsrlor avenue.
42...... of fresh 3mm needy st
lire. Frank Gorey end lib liarion
The football ”a... announced to take
f—Freeh pork late. at Beyes' market.
The summary of The Weekly Record
While handling a heavy iron wheel at
Julius lllller. at Georgetown, islll arm“ scents sews.
his boarding house In South llorwllk. ‘ ‘ mu“ 5...... u use» he» the
. - .Eisrry Richmond went fishing yester-
\ .
Plain liib
W's v , .Whiio,
‘; Wool. ‘ Natural Wool.
I A. “Oh 51501. In .Chlldfen’s “ “Seconds,”
' . ALL; SIZE§mZ5cto
e4 WASHIllGTON creamysouru NbRWALK. conn.
W. .«w A» m.
[Highest of all in Lcmning Power.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report;
. I
Upper III of Town.
Home news ctr-every peer. ,
-——-——---
hire. Betty loekwood, of Georgetown,
has been visiting friends In Norweik.
Harvey S. Peck and A. listen will
wheel to Btenwich. Conn. to-dkv tovlelt
friends.
Powder
day. and made a large catch of frost fish
both in line end number. . .
m
In. Elbert Raymond. of Norwellr.
hasteturned from a trip to Norwnik,
Ohio. W, --.._.-
The ease of John Barthel, in the Not-
walk Probate Court, was adjouran until
mm mum?
415.00 in gold givee away at Tomlin.
son's. ..... -
Blnce Norwelk has become a city. the
residents of River street are making
Preachers andfl'lselr Thomas In Norwnlk
churches Tc-morrow.
sou-m Nonwenx Commons-noun. West
avenue and West st to. ltev. Herald ll. Board
about their pieces. . Pn. l).. to . Ser' mm . . 1 mi
many improvement! Mil Thursday. g“ m.: pgl‘lnrln sch‘txfffilfl m. Ylonglr agvle'll
———--——- m the y of (,thietlnn Endeavor meeting at dill:
Thomas L. Welsh and Willi”! A- Edgar N. Sloen teem-oiling the names SEWt-ezlnffilfl'fib“ “1'5"“ ”50",?“ “f"
‘ B . . lfanflfl f1 . f
Gunther, 0! the Alphl Wheel club, are of citizen.“ the Second voting district subject. "Ashelnvd‘ o'f Jams.“ Erenlnéllpdo!
ago-"Ice; noblest. "From Darkness tr
pie
.lg
W . Scorn Noltwaut Sinnootsrr. Went avenue.
1'3“"th . mum“ me“ fl “,6 near Garner. Rev ll. It. Bottles. aster.
Services firm a. mfnml "m . m: l‘tnday
Norwelk Driving Perk next Thurdsy Bebool.l¢:lllln.:l'pworth than?» meeting. 6:15
riding today in the twenty-live mile
road race at Boston.
There will be service at St. John's
liable to rnIlltsry duty.
—-I.ernb chops the. People's Market.
Patrick Hull. en employs of the Rich-
ardson a Morgen Furnace wmpsny.
was using the windie- this morning,
when the handle flew oil and struck him
over the right eye, making a very bad
wound. which was dressed by Dr. W. C.
Burke. J r.
The Chautauqua Union will meet
with Mr. end Mrs. R. A. Holmes. 80
West street, next Monday evening at
7:45 o‘clock. All members. and those
who wish to become members. nrere-
questcd to attend. Important business
iatohetrensacted. and the aemiennuel
Episcopal chapel. Iewisboro, at 10:30. , . WE The my wm m -u I d
. “mum. which will include three trot- . ' . . ti; gt "glow Re any
oclook Sunday morning. Rev. C. . “a; . "a ”an.“ m d Pep mgflsmwmg;ngggp‘ign‘epéggmgrmn
Selleck will preach.
it is understood that Miss Hernia Been.
formerly employed as cashier at Wad-
hems' up town market, will accept the
position at assistant nursest the Norwelk
hospital. .-._.
Joelle l). Warden will Ieedtbe Y. I.
C. A. song service tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock. All young men are cordial-
ly invited to attend. .,
hape a bicycle rice. There will he a
match race between its Hamilton's
"Jack Splan" and Ike Iloutonfs “Sunr—
fieant" for .500 a side.
Aboys’ brigade will be organized at
the llorwelk Baptist church. Monday
evening. Itwiil bee military organize.-
tion. and in time its members will be
fully uniiovmed. It will he a church so-
ciety and its members Will rank from
twelve to twenty years of size. First
Sergeant William Buttery, of (,‘ompnny
F. will‘drili the brigade.
Pine street. itev. it 0. Sherwood. mtm
I’rcei-hin . nun a. tn and 7.1!) p. m.; . nniiuy
school. m.; Y. l'..‘i. (3. l2. prnyer rust-ting.
subject. "The ideal Vumen."
fleltl avenue. him“ h Norwaik. Rev. Ulin llnllovlt
Mill".
lug mecr non sermon lkl 7:0) 9. m.
and Lewis etreels. Rev.
Mr. Scrvltlrtn ut Will n. m. and 2m p.m.
Sooirlyof I‘hti-iilen Endeavor meeting. «I:
——The Misses St. John are making an
elegant display of imported boosts. bets
end tocquee. They willbe much pleased
to show them to callers. The opening
continues on Monday.
Autumnal." Lender. Arthur H. Eze- lei. liven
Ileii‘innn. Some fipeukers and their Tilt-mes ‘
NtlltWAle Minimum". WM and Mn". aw-
nurs. licv. A. ll. Wynn. pmlrir.
brill to in. and Till p. in; Sulniny‘oriuml
li'. ILL: Epworth imagine meeting. on: p m
Rev. R. T. Cooper and wife, of New
Haven. have returned from the World's roam.
TH
edvisingyou correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDB.
E took the advantage of the market, but won’t take
, PEOPLE’S MMIKET.
Soc-Ht Sortwn LK Bwrts‘r. Wont avenue. no r
61'.) p. m. Evening. Pfllrti achlce nnd sermon;
Turrm'v Emmet-AL. West street and iv‘nir-
Mornin‘ Prayer. thnny and serum n
at lib?) a. ma Hominy lst‘lmol me p. nu: Lich-
uNonwsut (‘OSGIIEHATIDNAM corner Park
'I‘. K. Noble. D. IL.
’umlay ecluml. ‘25!) p. m.: Yonnlt Pro ie‘e
l v.
lll.; lilhlw‘l. "Tilt: Ila-tee that Main-ill Nivl
luu subject. "The n orld's First Parliament. ut
heroin-vs
Young men's meeting at It) a. m. In the lecture
NLHWIALI Ellyn“. Elm nvemtv. upwelle
division, will repreeent C. F. Comatock
Lodge oi Railway Treinmeu at the
national conventim in Boston, October
dues are payable at this time.
As George Youngs. of Orchard street.
Fair. end are stopping in Iowa for u h w
days. hlr. Cooper says the 'Full'h! one
of the most instructive and amusing
ilrirn. itev. b. E. “Ulllllil‘. pti"lllr. SW
The total receipts at the Wilton eta-
tien for three months ending Septem
ber 80. 1892. were 81,321. For the cor-
pmplc'e int-s'lllllx. .Jip. Ill. Murmur: suillcci
"Ppii'ltmsi lnuul. tmn"
virus. llh'l'i a. m. and Eli p. tu.:’ Futnlny‘ r-(‘llm'L
I2 BL; curly prayer mcemig. infill a. mu. mung
Ian-mt.“ sublet".
16th.
illilnlyllo
-—Get the lucky key at Tomlineon's.
started to drive away from llnyes’ mar-
ket last evening. his home slipped on the
rails of the Horse R‘liiwey company and
pile! to visit. and that.aieo, is good
work is being carried on in the city by
D. L. bloody. the evangelist. who has
“tit-iv vim rv ny Hurt our Buys and Girl: Higlli
so [Inst TIlt‘F Vl'llll nrliitillr Ilium."
(luau Errsmmls tic-him tsvrrmr- and (‘rm-
street. Norwnllt. ttcv. :5 H.
responding time in l893 the total was
tum—en increase of .300, or just .100
a month. fififififi
Will it ll“. rei'lnr.
(nun AFEW OF moon
, :zw: 4.1m AT 70.
Thisied
e8
BRUSHES. Bic.
W
It I good time to Point.
MOW! Vim.
Gorham,
nonwmm
Mr. end Ire. Frederick B. liailock
heve rented the upper part of M. D.
Randall's residence on Riverside avenue,
and will begin housekeeping there at
once.
Miss Minnie Corbin, of Denbury. took
home from Wilson Point this week a _
bunch of lilac blossoms which she pick-
edfromn bush there. Liisc blossoms
in October are rare.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the matter of a paid lira de-
partment are requested to meet at the
Council room, Beviland street. Monday
evening at 7 o'clock.to talk over the sub
ject.
—-Fresh hem and noun, l2o.. at the
People's market. opposite Hayee'.
At the people's service in the Congre-
ptionel church, tomorrow evening, the
theme will be, “From Darkness to Light."
There will be is short sermon by the pee.
tor. and music by the choir. Goepel
llymue will be used at this service.
—Plenty of delicious breed. et Leno's.
llr. and up, WM”: entertaiu~
ed a large numb. of friends, last night,
at their home, 12 South street. About
twenty people were present from Bridge
port, and the occasion was a very pleas-
ant one. Shop's orchestra tarnished
music for dsnctnx, and e line collation
was served.
—l“resh ham lie, at llaycs‘ market.
The oyster sloop None A. Rowland. of
Roweyton, was dismeeted In the sale
which attended the International yknht
race ofl Sandy Hook. yesterday The
meet enepwd, about two feet shove the
Vessel's deck. Captain 3. Rowland was
in commend and hedaperty from the
New York leilflglfl’.“ board.
«Prof. A. Fischer. ostvv York.teech-
erof dancingenddeporttnent. will soon
opens school in South loft-elk. He
teaches main: according to the so-
knowledxed rnissof the art. and exer-
cises the greatest care to lnculcste a
graceful and genteel bearing in his
pupils. Prof. Fischer has hsd slum
years’ experience end comes highly
usehservsdlethei’estroomsonlteno
“levels. they events
fell down.
——To»dey only.
last night.
Before Judge Curtis, in the Common
Pleas Court at Bridgeport, yesterday. to
motion for special bail was heard in the
case oi Ella Ottmen vs. Edward Hervey,
on besterdy proceedings. The case will
be heard in the near future.
Walsh. of Ilsnbury. and Attorney Light.
of South Norwelk. appeared in the ease.
An order was made by the court for
special bail to be given on or before
Friday. the 27th inst.. in the sum of '500.
-—Snueage 12} cents, at Beyes' merket.
"Bends Acres the See.” Henry Pettit‘s
masterpiece. was presented we highly
appreciative audience, at llusic Hell.
Mack Charles. as Jack Dud-
ley. a young English farmer. wee a true
and noble husband of Lillian Meiford, in
the person of hill- Kettle Bonrne. who
proved it lovingend faithful wife. Henry
Pierson and William Richardson, in the
characters of Robert Stillwoed and Toni
Bussett. a young country gentlemen. re-
spectively. were very good actors. at
was also Jean De Luessd. In reality Geo.
W. Persons. Between the second and
third acts an extremely entertaining fest-
nre wes introduced~8er¢eent Blmme
and his black boy brigade. composed of
twelve little Mamas: lede.none over
fourteen years of ago. Their training
was the most perfect. while the bayonet
exercises were especially line. The act
was concluded by n bivousc and sham
battle in which the boys showed extre-
ordlnnry discipline and self control.
-8snsees lit cents. st Hey.‘ market.
use at the lost In the Meta.
There has been an epidemio'of new
newspaper buildings In this State during
the past year or more. which is conclu-
slve proof that all proprietors of country
newspapers do not end their carvers in
the poor-house. New brother Golden
The forward axle of the
wagon struck the animal and frightened
him. but u man held the horse hytbe
heed until the harness was taken off.
The girth was the only portionof the
harness broken by the accident.
One of those pound
packages of nice candy in Lane's window
for lie.
been holding meetings in all the winch
pal churches. and is hiring every availa-
Twmlielh Sunday utter ’l‘rini
mumrm. ilzf'f) n. m: Morning
and net-mun. mm is. m.;$unde\ as hwi. lJm
The annual New England supper at
ST. )Ianv'i. it. (2, corner of \Vt-«l al‘rilil
null ('hnpci strict. lsurwnik. Rev, W. J film
um. pit-slur, Lamr _\]
MMeJfil’l tL m; liigh Mme. Iil‘lllllt. m ; Vt’flrt’r
i’dll p. m.
Esmh’onwsmn‘wmmr (Timzlllznli'rmxll
Riverside m'teullo. Its-v. ii. Litulurcrl.
tor. Services at lib'l) a. m. and izlilp. “1.; bill
lley Mlhtlll. 3:31 p. in.
in front of the Western Union Tell-graph
oilioe was crowded with people who
anxiously watched and waited for news
from the yacht race. Manager John ii.
Hoyt put up the bulletins us fast as they
were received and a number of Wugt‘rfl
were made. More interest was muni-
freted in yesterday's control. than in my
previous one. The news that the Val—
kyriJ was two miles ahead abnormal)
o'clock Murmur-d the order of the spec-
lllofl for a time. but when the “patient
again took the lead there was great on.
thusissln.
Alcohol and water is is popular drink
with unmps. One of these tourists en-
tered Dmggiet Hale's store about 0
o'clock last night and wanted ten cents‘
worth of the mixture. Thedruggiat at
first refused to give It to him. The man
insisted thst it was for medicinal pur-
poses. hbwever. and the druggist gave
him his money's worth. The fellow ob
jeotrd to the quantity. however. shying
he notsld get more somewhere else. ’I he
drought was then convinced that the
tramp wanted the alcohol and water to
drink. and be promptly emptied the liquid
out and returned the tramp's money.
Thdlmllt laid the” fellows like the
stud bseense it gets them drunk quick
end In cheaper than whiskey. lie told of
a fellow who drank a bottle of pain
killer because there wee A large quantity
of alcohol in it.
(”Ill Tllll Bll'lilt.
The civil suit of Theodore Rogers vs.
B. B. Banks. for damages accruing
from injuries which his son received by
being struck on the heed by a black-
smith's hammer thrown by Banks, was
adjourned until next Saturday.
tor. Prom hing illfill n. in. end 7:“! p. rn.; Nil
Rev. F. E. Bobbins has been pastor of
the Norweik Baptist church for nearly
three years, and deserves much credit
for the unprecedented growth 0! the
church and the good work be has accom-
plished as shown by the roll call, Thurs-
day. May their prosperity continue.
illtmm litylm ('llsl'nn. dunerinumlei.
Jamie locetr: Mel-.lnut. llllllri’l liartmi: u
genial, Mine Lulu llmlues. H‘undn) arimni.
. m.; Young People‘s Society vf t‘hrinlln
‘nrlrnvor meeting. mi 0. m.: I’rnycr me:-
luu. finndey evening at to».
smtauwooo i‘xmw Hum. lily nl'rnu
Judge
evening service. in“ p. Ill.
M AlllIlIW'li Mummy. nl .lwnus SirAilé
ts-r‘n rcsluertre. Winnipuuk. Sunday" swim.
3.1“ p. m.;
Arthur ll. t’ltitteul. s—elntem: All-m live-ll n M
Allister. organist.
Sut'fli antwamt Linn-run ilrmu. ll? i'In-a
nut ntl’w‘l. liermnn Hun-Isy el‘ll'lll! at hull
——'i'he largest line of line candles in
town; at lane's._____fl__
The Rev. 1'. S Crowley. who has been
assistant pastor of fit. Mary's church.
East Hartford, for the pest six months,
hli been assigned to all“ the Rev.
Father Rodgers, of Bridgeport. He will
he succeeded by the Rev. Father Smith.
who has hen stetioned “St. Patrick's
church In Hartford for some time past.
C. A. Brm-ktncler; Emmett srmvlrrz iti .l.
p. m.
i‘osonluntl‘mst.
Minerva. Sprints-rm
. m.; Thursday at 7:2” un'rlmk.
avenues. East Nurwnlk. rlumlny m'lmnl Jun
up. and til-writing at lllll iv m.
ecortlial welcome to sll. 7
ust'rr-rns llvuonusmn sir i'crnwl
nstrmlt. Photon". Apia. limuul Army He
or
The llour'e report of dissatisfaction in
the Alpha Wheel club, end that sev-
eral members will ride under the Y. I.
C. A. colors. is without foundation.
There has never been any probability
that the club would dished. and his
but rel: tootsie thsttbe members tske
more interest in the club now then ever
“‘0'”. -.—-.~.—e.e—-
A party of people will leave Bridgeport
next M] In a freight ear boned for
tbeWorld’s Fair. The petty will have
with there a good cools and en abundant
supply of provisions. Thvrssre to be
comfortable sleeping quarters In the
shape of bunks. tables and various other
means for passing the time plunetly.
The party will make tbvlrhesdqeertsvs
in the car while at Chicago.
W
Another phase in the celebrated Wed-
helne case cease up In the BopsrlovCourt
before JndneJohn I. Bell. yesterday.
when Attorney Grey enters-lepton at
W) ill. Aile Middle wIlIh nlnmen.
Nurwalk. l'n-mviiln . hurt a. m. and mu
lug Ml) p.91. ‘lleorxe li‘. Tet-pie. pastor.
A “and Thing it! Keep at "and.
From the Tray (Kennel (Fillet.
Some
moot. illlt‘ll ml sll'kucm nt thmlstnmm'
tlierriuon. rtv . we llt'ctlllll‘ slutty.
have found (Iliullihcrluln'n (7tillt', illicit»
end lhnrrlm-n itmmiy the very llnnu
laws' and field) If Ilse ”er in late
arm-eta.
A party composed of El. . . L‘iiorume
(lien, Daniel L'flotnmedieu. Frank ileu-
fovd. lrenk Carr. Arthur Cerrend [okay
Wheeler. will start for the Worlrl'n l-‘ulr
Tuesday. m“ g -
funeral of Arthur W. llevers. who
Darnell to death Thursday after-
. willbe held from the East Avenue
tst W church to-mmrow
strewn st 2 o'clock.
ways In i it about. We arc not wr
log this or n my tattle-mini. but in i
(l. i‘. tillson. ”I939“ ,..., g . ‘
List or Lti’r'l'mte
offices for t to melt vmllnu (M. It.
they are ulvuriiml:
oawnllt.~-l. lirnnklih iiraiwn. B it.
Iflg‘
.J. :liiermsn no. __
For is lame luck or for n pmn int
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M. ....r “at“ .. ....... mum-“term...“ We ”'"‘ “M W“ '“" "" metronome not... 0...... ‘i ..
.. , 7 p _ , , _ ~ ' t the .
Md” ' gym to Obl- York. . ,, ‘ s. Ill 0 few days they will go MW
Insurers-else”. ltiesfsvt. D. mm W. Vt.» winter in , minim:
Gould. stefles onset new. has ' mushywudenwemwberm
muffle.
it solidi ”severe «use.
.; westrssi
‘ «gimme...
mumsw.mmtmm
Chub-”lieutenant”
v‘. Ilnlyt'olu
they". Limny
Lewisboro chapel wiilbe held Wednes- ble theatre for the work. While "I Elwmvl’rnm mulrt'rmuufialxuus. octmlw
day evening. October 10. Pertiee from Chicago Mrs. Cooper presided at the all: .iii‘li.1.§f"§i‘.‘.'1.‘.{n."“£33?:"ii'iliiii‘, _. M i A ‘
Norwalk. New Canaan. and Ridgeileld organ in the Epworth church. Lp'i'ifihgmggr“f"m‘nrlm *"I':"'[‘-,‘”‘;"" ‘M Horses WIntered
. ‘ M... .w ' s. V ('13 \h l Armin . .2 I. “3.:
willbeserved early. All yesterday afternoon the sidewalk “““m‘y “h““l' ‘2 m’ ‘T
mu. 7 it. m.; l‘lllillrrn'
)3.”-
Bart AVINL'I linuoluzrr. near V’nnZnnlli
avenue. Ens! Norwelk. iiev. i‘. hi. Plug. pm—
ilny whml. ll! m.: young Ln‘llMNu lln'i'liinf tin-u.
The [senior will preach morning lll‘tl evening.
South Sawmill. Hominy Srhmi. 3:!!! p m.;
Charles ('lvlllt'lll. Nillkl’llili‘hllt‘l:
tn,; licrtuan services «t 21“ p. in.. by pin-lur.
l'nlun i‘llapcl. lo‘iy avenue. .iau Prim. pant" ,
Hungarian services. .‘Iilnllfly. let him it. in. and
. . Pam/s hilselox. Vunlumit llllil (Mum:
Fri-e Mimi,”
tut-tire. “lulliuuiml sin-ct bridge. mum
nrwalk. Pmll-ri lilzflln m.;ihitilllnnw'hulr.
Am um i vim-nun. t‘luimulit avenue. Kiss!
m.: flumlay M’lliml l. m. Ynnnir I'mlpl-"rt met-t
yearn ago we were very much
subject to severe npells of fillulvl‘ilfllnfi
husmndnmv win-n we feeiuny of the
nymptnmlsthnt ununlly prwwtlml nil-
Vo
straighten one out in illllfll canon. llllil ul
our vendors know wlint is it “feel thing
to Iron handy in the house. l-nr Halli by
Iterualnlnw unveiled for at the lollowinulswt-
l we. l’cv-
mun cellirm (or any of llll'M letters will plow
Willie“. lwilll Vii ruler. Mnm'iln L. Moreno.
mmmmuwum
W
,the advantage of you.
Leading Grocer.
0h i why ‘do you weep DEAR
Why shed such hitter tears.
What melee you look green.
All a maiden 0! till yearn?
Why. hevsn't you nerd the
How all of our one lace
ling t to PM)? .E'fl M
An t
How home men we never haf-
The law should be lnste l
Ana the public be forced to
" Our prices. and take w
. momma»... kimono!» mm
. d t . .
m gougintm pgtraone call upon nsvwlthefive dollar
loner; Hacker’s-~. allowance-Sutton Flour.
3?. price on flour has advanced seventy-live cents
We will for a limited time sell at the above price.
Home fellow from Westport.t
bill.
r bemi.
lmWo are
“ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
“Telephone Call l3-2.
.
butchers.
plum and sour
news.
u. no
is owner remains guhgill‘lyll’lvfl'
thought of
fly MY.
(lave hoods tor that rmlly butcher.
And now everythinu truth. hgway.
n c n .
so that new set butchere’mlxhtme.
M35133:
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
mt liEllVElll.
PEBEE’S MARKET
13 NoribMein st.. 80. Norwnlk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk ,
Telephone cell, 5243. | Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 57-3.
. m
NOW CON’BAINS BOMB I!
to which the attention of
lionstsntl
VISITORS AL
”Taylor 8: Golden.
WAS I! lNll’I‘ON 8733313
Perilous lookin turelot or hoiute and lot.
with the view 0 purrhztsinpere invited to
cell and examine our list. We here them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices- and on any term.» dual tf
” wsm'l‘eif’ '”
ilAtiiiElifi and thr- boarders. no u Ravi;
lend street. rmml; Nnrwsik. or ill lt
t
l)Rll18$MAKI.Vi‘i hy Illt'llily. Terms. SL5“.
Cali helm-cu 7 and e in the evening.
Mrs- hiertlncz. 2i u... :lnml street. finulh Nor.
walk. 51' 14 film
BES‘I’El‘TABIEwanton. thoroughly ex-
. L'R‘rll'll'ell. 'll‘SlI'I/S in go nut ea tixnncr
look iur rfifl’li'lllnfll and parties. ttcferrncre
from first-vine.- (Millie-s :n Nora elk. Address
~ Spring Hill. Surwailt. '
e or .. 2w
' \ YUI'SIE imly :ir-lrce dressmaking to do
2 at l’lrr mm boom 01' h mu or patron“.
Apply to Mir-e Nictermn. “Couture m enne.
" stoutsms eloot Flllll.
l’u-mv, at Mr smile and extra vnre.
M, H. I’ARSUN S.
oclfl‘lln
n
'N
l-
1‘0 LET. '
\ amro hry plenaunliy ultiluted op invite the
l \ li)’ li'vlv-I. \n. Zali Soul‘s Mas n eirrtrt.
AlEONIIWt‘llin.’ alluinineuf Iiit‘mlmh. No. t1
\wuih Mun ~lrni Alltlirm John Ferris. nn
ilu- ; remlsre; or .il Brown}. No. * iinvliund
street. turtliiit
L
l.
r-
.i
ii
'hunwmix roams: wnlrr in. Burn ill
{.
a. .. prrm we. lhulllvn‘ of III. ii, lioriium. it».
e. 2 Pm! ltl‘t'llilt‘. Elbl .‘mrwalk
ml Il 1w
I’l‘liNifiIIEI) mum. prilet-w- of in! h. No.
7"» South Main ~irrul..~'uu.h Nurunik. ‘
m‘tit ' t
at.
ii.
I;
ly‘l'liNIHlIEIl six or «Will mull: rooms. ion
small (mull). near iirpni. min-r imi mwn.
.mi by two. lllll'lcl'i. Amine-v. illuminant.
hint-u. ('nlin. not 1:! it
t”-
[u
is.
4“ )Aiil‘or tumor lsullM'. meiwnnl lllt'illlt',
li‘lil. film. llllrlhuii lulu-m null horn on
the ill”. Apply in E. A. Wmulwnrtl.
ItUUM npnrmu-nls. mmiurn lmprnvcml‘.
Hwnrtnlr lI-vl’ln’ll builcllnu: rent. ’0 and
Sill It‘mlr rmm lint. llil flour. our Farting-
tim's murkcvl; nut 3i. quulro Old Well
(fill r (11.00%. M “'nellingtnn \lrrri. niliflltl
’l‘llfi top floor in the inrurem-e
imildin .lmwm‘t-upied b Bullet halite.
I. 0 il. l‘. ‘nr [millt‘lilntil nqnlre of II. it
Iirown. nthin sternum Knuth Muir: street. or
til-urge F. Bt'lll’rt‘. ('ify Selilmullietllt. Ml!
,‘AAH‘T imif wt Iimlhlo lumps- nil Monro-n «tn-h?
g innqnlri-M It. Ii. Rowan. ,iyl'ut
QHA Ll. lmiidill
k E. It. Knapp
t‘ost semi).
(‘liEAF‘z u would harm eight were uhlend
Mu llllnlnm wagon-z elm ler v run It
nmrir new. All at ureatwrltlcc. mruc ..
Smith." llunfrml pinto. nill lw
ll itiltl'l-l wnlvr lnmnr. will: ll will he mid
1 cheap ferment of use. Apply at this
"mu“.
1*“ mare "ind; Velma." elm t'tti‘l'ltur‘
spilldlenlclahdbnll harness. Allin mu
viriloi‘. Illqil'tvu! \V.
Plum. Nut-we k.
mum lamlly or work more. for eels ver
l Home. A tlly to Uflil‘flll 'l'. (terr. I
\\ ater effect. . urwslh. out
lliw
B I’S B 4 2 HIE
insure your Life inibe Conn. flannel Life
lns.ijfo..nf Hartford. Remember when men
that tender will insure your life for Milli,
end ll" niiay will give you
(ill! Tlliililllill iillllllls
MI
in
or
ii.
p. , . . . . . _
g cm \l'ater nlreei. Apply to
i2!"
it.
I'll
in
A. Raymond. 7 its
w rrlifitf
i-l.
‘I
be
me
Ill liositlnpot Slim.
Real Estate and insurance, ’
Milllllll NIGHT. oclolill Iii.
ancksows
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
EAUTIFUI. WORK 1N
Blilliill. PASTELLE, WATER Clllllli MID SEPIA.
those desiring
FIRST cLAss. WORK
is especially invited .
An Artistic line of Photographs. Especiall Studies from child-life
on Exhi ltion.
Avs WELCOME.
E. ll. notion. Plillliillillfllill, 53 will scrotum.
gnfrsfxttmtmts.
M L'SIC .. EALL.
THE ONLY AND ORIGINAL
GUS WILLIAMS.
In his latest inulthlng success.
“April Fool,”
nfllslml by u hriilinnt Comedy Company in-
rinvling
THE MlDGLEYi.
MlfiS LILLIAN ELMA.
JAMES STURGEH.
THE HURBOUGHB.
lli‘i FLORA BEDDIHU.
MISS MYRA U. BROOKS.
AND 01'“ HRS.
Ailnllrhlon. In, so and 750. Sale of seats now
open at i’luirtul‘s umi fling-4‘ drug stores.
loxllnllillll
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND lNVIGORATES
THE SYSTEM.
M A . «H, “NM“..- .... \
llo More Iohes,
llo More Restless Bays.
llo llolo Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Hope takes the piece of despair: your
.lthll)‘ (tulle-u hmome r delight nnd Life a
luy,
Then stop that much with
Yankee
limo- ooomll.
Ask your neluh or about it. end if not fully
eatintletl Inunlre at the
‘ BIIY IlllllG STORE,
II WAhililh'iiTiiN H11.
Or of
G. A. Gregory 8: 00..
C. L. Ogden,
CARPENTER Illll llllliiill.
DEALER IN
Banislsls. lltvols. Column,
aminilltludsof llfliNliDiilT 3K. Commie
taken. specifications lornl ed. Jobbing
promptly attvtulml to and nest y done.
BOWAY'I'ON. CORN.
Shop Near Depot.
Milli! BOX. ill. mtllh
south; Nomi/elk
Bill ISSESSIIII‘S llilliit.
Wehersh ivenellostoellpem mentions»
mermaid» to pay sexes in the (lit! at
uthliorwsillnha trey are . nits-l b aw.
todsl‘mtnl daemon. is t
0? return I V I 3
l l v
MI 1' vet, I Ill llfif m
wrlttm or not it dated sl
sworn tomfélithe pr: imagine! by there
on the first ‘ynf Denial. .liehls to tas-
““’“""l“"" ”i.“ “l" .. "iii'i.'l‘..l."l.‘h
' l A rm 9
lig'twl'mvzum'nm .z. “I“'.....
le‘l‘ero’tllwllfidnimim and from w Iltfll'ml en
l to the Assis-
avilsnri street
on M1 on r1
uh. Mu: sin helmet El»
lock ' ”will“ .fi‘.
l.
ya from y'all} to
intercourse.
jun sale
In the evening. ,
‘ s weir. 4 Am
I’l. Jwe. 1'0qu ”m u
“A.
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