polo
T-Men
y .
iron!) ed with a cough
r‘cold, use
W's Cough Remedy
ll“Plaisted’s Bénzoin
gleam will remove all
'lcmishes from the
complexion.
in ,
E‘When you “want
:oomething appropri-
for anniversary or
iiifirvsgddihg gifts, look at
oh}: stock. We have
313113! fine pieces in .
amass.
for; id:
iloyaihllloroesier. “
Crown Derby.
ALSO
inouninner Collect.
or single.
M‘Wnshlnston St.
4” "scorn NORWALK.
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(Wall Paper,
Mills. oils. cuss.
i‘ynusnts. etc.
Tllslas
_ ks Pleased to giro you
,lor doing your work.
good time to Paint.
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humanitarimctlon In
coo an.
hills-r only lswstt's Pure.
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”(thin lions.
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THE EVENING sums?
JAMES GOLD". Idltorand Proprietor.
gs ; 8
n‘s”. l .tifo’hm. “charm“:
» socru wouwscu eras ALA“.
Box 8~Oorner Washington and North Slain
moors.
Box d-Oorssv Day and 'l'oiles streets.
Bad 0—0")- street.
Box n—‘Weot street. opposite l'rankllrt street
school
Box ls-Conoord street. opposite school.
has la—(lornsr North Main and Ann streets.
Box Iii—Corner High street and liayview
avenue.
Boa. lawflorwalk Iron Works building.
80! l'l-(‘ornu West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box il—Oorner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box ts—(lorocr Ely avenue and Benton street.
80: int ~Cornsr South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box afl—llectric Light station.
E»: el—lsirdeld avenue and Cedar street.
slim-rm Alma-ac our 'le-mamw.
dun Rises Sublets i Blah Tide Low Tide
at. m3 at 650 x at out at 226
New York Herald Weather Ioreoass.
The weather promises to be psrtly cloudy to
cloudy. with slight changes of temperature.
allowed by rain. Tomorrow it prom'ars to
be partlpcloudy preceded by rain and fo low-
ed In the tore-non by clearing. with falling
tsmnrrsturc. H, ‘ «K...
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SOUTH NQBWALK. \_
What the People of Our Olly are Do
and law.
Home news on every page.
There will be a dance at The
‘/
.4.
night. W“...
———Sansags 1%} cents. at Hayes' market,
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
cargo of cement at Wilson Point.
O
l
William Forsythe. of Danbury. called
on friends in South Nurwalk yesterday.
—-Plsnty of fresh Huyler‘s candy at
Lane's. ___
Miss Sarnb Keeler. of Norwalk. is
visiting Miss Emily Benedict, in Wilton.
Every child who belongs to the Con.
.regutronal Sunday school is requested
to be present to-morrow.
~Fresh ham 12c. at Hayes' market.
The people’s service at the Cannons
lional church. to marrow evening. wil»
vocludea musical programme by choir
and congregation and a short sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Gerald ii. Beard. Thr-
~opic of the evening will be. "An In
quiry Meeting." - A
~Junius Brown. painter. paper banger,
iscontions. general jabbing. grainintr.
‘tc. Slate in post ofllcc and So. Norwalk
Hardware Co. (hntracte solicited. Ad
lress IIuviland street. South Norwalk.
Colonel Frost, on invitation of General
Fitzgerald. commanding the First bri
,ade, New York National Guard, will
witness the extended order drill and re
view by Govovnnr Flower. of that brl~
ads. at VanCourtland Park. New York
city. at ‘2 o'clock this afternoon
A special service will be held in Trinity
church. Tuesday evening. to commemo
role the fifth anniversary of Trinity
”mid of The King's Daughters. Mom
cm and friends of all circles of The
King's Daughters are cordially Invited
denies commences at 7 o'clock.
~80” 12} cents, at Hayos' market
Landlord Johnson, pro (em. 0! tbs-
Muheckrn 0 Hotel, received a letter this
morning lrom Landlord Wolz. annouhc
mg his arrival in Chicago. Wednesday
night. Mr. Pinkenotein. of ltuton Point
lame, and his family are members of the
pony. Mr. Johnson will celebrate the
event tonight by servings clam chowder
to his friends. ' ..
Tim Silurian aims to be correct and
fair in rrptmrng all matters of news;
‘Illt occasionally. like all other papa-rs.
we make slips of the pen~ersors which
are annoying to the editors as well as
the people whom they concern. Yvon-r
vlsy we said the Harris brothers were
accusorl cl stealing wire {mm the
Norwalk and South liorwslk Electric
Light company. They were accusrd of
varying the wire: not stealing it.
[Monday we used the name of Thomas
Witch as one of the young men who
stole the wire. It should have been
Edward Veilch.
-—‘l'hoso pound begsof Kandy in lane‘s
window, Baturrlay, will be a bsrgsiu for
It cent».
a
liarprr’s Weekly for heat week will he
s World's fair number. in addition
to thrre lull-pegs drawings by rrcdrrlck
Remington, Rosita 8mm! Bherwoorl
sud 'l’. Dart Walker on World's Fair cub
isms, it will contain as eight pogo sup.
ptsrurm nelnslvsly devoted to the
World‘s Farr. and consisting principally
of umpire reproductions or the
most interesting views to befound is the
iatsriorot thivvarlols buildings. [lich-
avd Herding Davie writes serrrlsluiualy
or the load» In “The around In
Trees-w.” sad a! list Gondola to “la
llamas." illustrated with characteristic
permits. Orbs: their mm will to
those of Colored. In“ Islskss.
J“ I. I“ and I'll! M.
and them of the
uoaowllts - _. 1*
"7"Furnishingg
i 7k a responsive chord in the hearts, of a buying oom-
.r“
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.
RANGE?
- Washington St,
.00.,
So. Norwalk.
last night from the World's I‘elr.
Rev. D. I. Seward-will preach to
morrowin the Goaberry Plait-chapel.
4"... your orders at lane'- for Do-
Klyn's cream .Dollverod Blinds".
'I'wo car load of brickaad two of lum~
borerrived to-day for lartlu Bates. Jr..
a Co.’a factory.
3
on. Nettie Hodges. of Com, is
visiting A. L. Benedict.“ Cl Bayvlew
avenue. ,
A bright ten-pound son was born
Thursday. to Ir. and Hrs. George B.
Sella. of High street.
~Fresh ham lie. at Bayes' market
The Sunday afternoon temperance
mrvicesof the [1.0. T. It. amociathm
will begin at 3 o'clock.
The Hungarian Sick and Benefit so-
ciety will hold a ball Thursday night in
Ariou Ball. Madison street. ‘
Mrs. John B. Ferris. of Beyvisw are»
one. started this morning leniency City.
where she will spend a few days.
Superintendent Bonnel. of the City
Electric Light plant, accompanied by
his wile,hasbeen visiting in Elizubeth.
N. J.
Eve itt W. 'I'olles. who is attending
schoo at Wesleyan Academy. is home to
span Sunday with his punch, llr. and
Mrs. II B. Tolles. of East avenue.
Architects are drawing plans and call
mattnlt on the cost of .a budding which
would be suitable tor a paid firs depart-
ment for South Norwaik. provided It b
deemed advhhle to have one.
lack of time or money has prevented
many a person going to Chicago to see
the World’s Fair. but almost every one
canaflord fiftycsnletogct suchanidra
ol the great exposition as Ragan's illus.
"sled lecture will give.
~Frssb pork lac. at Hayes'markst.
C. B. Harvey has been prevailed upon
by his many friends to continue in the
shoe huiuem, and to show his apprcclao
tion of their mod will he has made a
great reduction in prices. He quotes
some at them in a new advertisement to
JO].
People looking for something sppro
pvlate for wedding or anniversary gills,
are likely to find what they want at It
It. Plaisted's. The display ooushts of
many line plans of out glam. Royal
Worcester. Crown Derby. and also after-
dinner coflees In sets or singls.
The oliiciai board of the Methodist
churcb._oI this city. hasgiven a call to
Rev. Mr. Cavanangh. of the Gresnpoint.
L. I . Tabernacle. a popular young min-
ister of the conference. The call has
bn-en accepted. Rev. RE. Barnes has
besncalled tothepastoraoeoftheflreen
point church.
The South Norwslk Baton Store does
not claim to sell every article in the
swrscheaperthansveryone ebe.yetou
the whole. you will always Ilnd them a
trifle cheaper on some things and a goud
deal more an others. Four or live cents
nowadays on each purchase is worth
saving. flee their out prices on the front
page. .____.....
Henry lead passed a pleasant Sunday
III the family of llll sou In low and
daughter. Ir and Mrs. 0. Fred Crofut.
In the thriving city of South Norwalk.
tic returned on Iondoy. with In. lead.
who had been visiting her daughter dur-
lni‘lhs entire week. The visitors were
muohplsssedto listen to s sermon by
tileltev. It. 0. Sherwoodmsstor or the
Baptist church. of thsl city, a former
Btdgrllshl boy. Hr. Sherwood Is be
cooler: very popular In his new pastor-
ate. Thachoir of lbiacklll’ch b above
the average. «Bldpslsid Prom.
NORWALI hll'fl.
altrsesy Badger-r Items Ire-the
_ oppose-estrous.
Humouewsousverypsp.
Stephan Stanley. who hasbeen miouo
ly III. is slowly Improving.
Mrs. James E. Woodhull, of Union
Pull. is visiting her daughter in Toledo.
Ohio.
Rev. 8. II. Watkins. rector at Grace
church. will preach luflt. Audrse's Ils—
sloo. Wluulpsuk.to-alorrow afternoon so
A o’clock.
The Junior Christian Mover Society
or the Wind church, riveted
olhssrsls thsskapslst sac o’clock this
alteration.
~Artlstts picture framing does at
Hoodlum-tors.
M
mwhmmm
.u
'5!
A "dob Lot
A. o
A. J. lesker is sick athlshomooa
Itotta‘venue.
George Woodward. of Elm street. who
has been seriously ill. b Improving.
H.—
Abeaierwssplsosdlnoneettbsesvs
trial. '
Ir. and Mrs. E. Apell unexpected"
home from Europe the latter partcfnsst
week.
Ire. William Warren. of Orchard
street. la visiting hardaughtsrs. In. fli-
ram Davisand In. Roman Stevens. In
Ridgedeld.
-spscisl values in satin ribbons, all
bright shades. today. at the Boston
Stormllorwalk. No. 5 at lie a yard, No.
'l at 7c a yard. 80. 9 at In a yard. No.19
120 ayard. Do not fail to see these rib-
bon bargains.
. At the young people's meeting in the
Norwalk Baptist church. tomorrow
evening at 6:30 o'clock. reports from the
State wavenben at Danhury will be
made.
The remains at Everett. son 0! Henry
I. Buttery. who died in Waterloo. N. Y,
l'hnrsday. of diphtheria. will be brought
to Norwalk next Tuesday and intend
Ill Union cemetery.
——A safe in the Sole Deposit Vault of
the Rational Bank of Norwnlk. secures
your valuables against tire and burglars.
lira. Charles Parketon, or lorries.
Conn. is very ill. She is the mother of
W. F. Bryant and Fred Bryant, of floor
walk. Their sister. In. Burr ”no.0!
Georgetown. Is taking care of her.
Auctioneer James Mitchell. of Noo-
walk.ooldallottbepsrsoualaudkouso
bold efl‘ects of Dr. Clarence W. Brown-
son, of New Canaan. on heads: and
Wednesday. The doctor and family
started for Asheville, N. C.,ou Thursday.
Howard J. Bloomer. book keeper at
the Central National Bank. isoelebrat-
logawelleernsd vacation hya trrpto
the World's Fair. He will extend his
trip to his birthplace in Iowa.
~Depoolt your bonds. securities. deeds,
wills. insurance policies, jewelry. silver-
wareand allartlclesofvalueluthe
rials Deposit Vault of The National
Bank of Norwalk.
Drugglstfl.lt.llslehasplassdau
aquarium in the Main street window of
his drug stun. Hestockeditwiobflsh
yeaurday sud all the alterneou the sido
walk was crowded with people, who
stopped to look at the linsy rellows.
.1. It. Benedict iseapected hometrom
Chicago to-day with a flush batch or
bulletins about the World's Fair. J. 0.
Handle will accompany him to help
carry'the load. During the trip both
gentlemen sought an introduction to on
President Harrison.
~Resdy-mado pillow cases.only scents
The banking cough which the Carroll
boy had. and whose alleged ill treatment
sttbe Children’s flours was the subject
of an article In yeotorday'o paper. was
nothing but the whooping cough. The
msrksou his face were put thereby
other boys. with whom he was continu-
slly quamling, and In most cases no
badly whipped. Mm
~Todsy, or the Baton Store. Nor
walk. you can get a scholar's complete
outfit—l box of chalk. 1 bottle of ink. l
slats pencil. I lead pencil. l pen and hold-
er. I ruler. all for 15 cents.
The Norwslk Boston Store belongs
to a syndicate whose members par
chaos 015.000.000 worth of dry goods am
anally. The result of this alliance Is
sseain the thousands of bargslasthey
odor the prople of this vicinity. They
have practically the advantage at a firm
dull!“ the enormous lithium or tillers
millions dollars “sully.
William B. llootgomry received this
morning a picture of himself and sight
comrades of the Eleventh flow York
Voluntssrs. who attended a melon or
the company so Pickskili. Dumber ll
Thememhrrs cl his company and the
regiment are scstosnd tar and near. and
it Is seldom that more than s dos-m can
be gotten W at a reunion.
The Pops lustsomriagoompsnym
template opening a branch agency in
Norwalk. and placing O. I‘. My In
charge. I. It. Jackson, the poorest
ops-t. tolls strongly or giving up the
bicycle buslasss. Ills burl-
nos-hos looses-rd unduly sad hls
‘nollsrylsoowoas or the ”occupiers
dud much llmstor orcllogmllboeuhhs
lsssosedlsyly “3119'“
The subtotal whistl- m the
rousdsol'tksproostbatflorsos‘l'flmks,
an Illinois meaty bravura. who hos
some Irma ammonium“ three
yssrssaoksadvmroossdy teas-sisal.
sdforallcwssrkovru ksstks“lueasot
wssssorodloslslksklsroryotrbsvsa
auditorium-aorta. kill. lesson
on the street railway line. yesterday. for . ‘
*soo
Wool.
n Children’s
xcrman
84"WA8HINGTON STREET. SOUTH \NORWALK. CONN.
.‘J
m-
At Belmont Park. Philadelphia, yes-
terday. Pickett won a 8500 purse in the
2:19 class. finishing l, 2, 8. 2, ii. I, 1. His
best time was 2:18}.
Robert Seymour has moved his fumi-
ture from Norwalk to the Jul"! Benedivt
place on East avenue. part of which he
has rented—New Canaan Messenger.
will deliver his last discourse‘upon the
hWorld's Fair Parliament of Ruligion"
at the First Congregational church, in
marrow night. ~_
Superintendent B. C Yealon, of the
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light oompany,ia moving from the April
cottage on St. John avenue to Osborn
avenue. ~ -.__..._
The funeral of Roswell Reed was held
from his late residence in West Norwulk
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. 8 J.
Austin otllciatlng. The burial was at
West Norwalk. m
Mr. and Mrs Edelbc—r—t Osterbanks. of
the golden wedding of Mrs. Octerbnnlrs‘
parents. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Collard.
—'i’icturc fragility at Pinnco's book
store. __
Conductor Comotock. of the Dnnbury
division. was called to Hartford Thur;-
day..to sthnd the funeral of a friend.
Conductor Taylor. of the New York do
vision. ran the Berkshire exnrvss train»
between Daubury and New York.
B C. Ysatnn. superintendent of tho
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company. says he is not Salli-fit?-
wlth the action of the Superior ()mrt in
min the Harris brothers upon
payments: costs. He said he was no:
"sent upon the day of the trial because
he was not untitled in time. lie rr
oolvsd a telephone nighttime about 10
o'c‘ock on the morning or the trial, to
low to catch a train and leave the wort
be bad slruady commenced
A MAD STOKER'S WILD RIDE.
Pulled the Throttle Wide Open had “ten
Ileadlong to Death.
On Wednesday morning lost them
started from the station at Pndun.
on the Bologna railway line, it goods
mural: should have reached Bo
logna in the evening. There were
on the engine the drivor and sinker,
both natives of Bologna. On the train
arriving at Poggio Reaction, n small
station close to Fun-am. thc sicker
found some means to get rid of the
‘drivcr. He told him that tbostntion
master wanted him. Tho driver. as
ho afterward assorted, left the train
without the slightest suspicion of
anything.
The stokcr then, without being
sandwiched the engine from the
rest of the train. put on full steam
and started oil with the engine. Ho
dad the spring of the whistle down
in such away that the engine ca-
ressed along at always increasing
, whistling all the time. He
kept filling up the furnace. so
that there was no chance of the
engine working itself out. The en-
gine at a tremendous pace passed
through fire stations.
The Bologna papers snythol for
those who witnessed the road race
of the engine. going to certain min
as It rushed through tho different
stations. the spoctnclo was torrihlc.
At all theatetionn thoolhcinls ninhcd
out and made signs lor him to stop,
at tho some limo turning on all the
whims, were able to do so in time,
or seine bad incident might hailrjc
. To ogrums were mine: .
m» the station at Bologna
warning the station master. He at
once had the principal lino cleared
and switches put on which would
turn the engine on to a side lino.
The engine soon appeared at full
and men were stationed along
Mule to mllout tothostoksrto
stupor to throw himself 0! the en-
. Hestood there. however. look.
gale polo ”death, but only smiled
at the shuttled warnings or the men.
local-pertains slots. Bods-um the
The Rev. Thomas K. Noble, 0. D.. R
West Halo street. returned last evening 1
from Banksville. whore they attended .1;
dan ‘ signals. The limiter. how-
ever. calmly looking out of the ,
call the engine without talking rho
still nodes. “l 'l
t diflorsnt crossroads the
men ted to bar them when
the puma]. on hearing the
no it nun,
. , Willis. _.
. Naturalllool.
“Seconds,”
, ALL SIZES 25cts. ~
& Son
7
. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—-Latcst U. S. Gov’t‘chort.
ABSOLUTELY
Bad
.3
sushi; councils.”
Preachers and Thelr Thomas In Norwalk
churches To-nsnrrovr.
Sum-n NonwALx Conumsrtonanhz‘llcst
avenue and West streets. Kev. Gerald H. ard.
Po. 1).. pastor. Services Ill-m a. m. and 7:1!)
g; m.; slunday school. i's'rn. Yonnn People‘s
wietv of Christian Endeavor meeting at 010;
subject. "Cb Istla . Cvmrtssy." header l'harles
,. Ilusr. Jr. Morning sub'oct "The For-
watd Iovernont In the American uard;or.l‘te.
lotion of (fronds to ICoriolis? Misslxns.‘ ILvtIsn-
nu. e's ssrv re; an act. “ n nqur
Mantle)?“ ' y
Soc-m Nonwsu Mnuomn. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. II. E. Burnea. r.
Services Illa?!) a.m. and 7:“) p. tn; unda
school. llzlll m : rpwcrth Ire-owns mention. 6:1.»
9. m. Rev. (horse VaoAlsq'ne will preach
mar-ling and rvu-ulug
Sour}! NonwALk BA "in. West avenue. near
Pine street. Rev. it u. Hherwmd. Junior.
Preaching. nun rs. m. and HI) p. m.: outlay
school. 112.: Y. Its. C. E. rsycr meetln .
Bull 9. m. Rev. F. E. Robb us. of Norwnl .
will preach In the mornin . Evenlnmpralm
srrvicn and sermon; "object. "1’
hat Buy: What
tm ls. “l but he may Be. and W Jst wi I you do
With Him."
'I‘umrv EPISCOIAL West street and Fair-
lleld avenue. South Nor-walk. Rev. Olin llallovs
rector. Homing Prayer and sermon at I‘m)
L m; Sunliny school. I211) p m.; Rev. Arthur
U Klmbvr wt 1 pro-ch In the morning. Ever
lint. celebration of the llfth anniversary of
Tr ally Build. the branch of the King's
long turn in I‘rlnity church. Rev. Charles
\I. Feller-k. of Nam-all. will dehvorah ad-
use.
Normans. Cosonmsrrosu. corner Park
and Lewis airs-eta. Rev. T. K. Noble. D. D..
pastor. &rvires at 10.1!) a. m. and 75!) p. m.;
Sunday school. 2:1!) p. 111.: Young Prouic‘s
Society of Christian E..deavnr muting. 6-3) p.
m.: subicct. "Christian Courtesy." er.
rs. Emily Matthews. Eveniuonhiect. ”The
World‘s Fair Parliaments or “curious—Some
Things It has At‘C-Imnllehcd."
Nouwsu lit-mourn. West sud Mott ave-
nues. Rev. A. H. Wyatt. pastor. Services
mm a. m. and 7m p. in; Sunday schml.
I: m.: Epworth League meeting. 5-1!) p. in;
Young men‘s meeting at. II) n In. In the lrcturo
room. or
Nonwsr.‘ BAH-tor. East avenue. apposite
Green. Rev. F. E. Robbins. pastor. bier.
vices. lama. m. and Ti!) . m.; Sunday school.
12 m.; early prayer meet ng. 10:“! a. m.: mung
:«lple‘s meetingJ‘Jllp. m. .tlornln . Rev rt
0. Sherwood, or Huuth Vovwslk w ll remit
Evening sunken'i'nconset-rated Eerv cc the
Peril ol the I 'bun b."
Glues arlsoovsl. Belden avenue and Cross
-treet. Norwalk. luv. u H Watkins. rector
l‘wsnty-llr-st Sunday after Trinity. Morning
Prayer and ocnnon. um I. m: liunrlav school.
It m.; Evening Front and sermon. 7w p. m.
an Poor}: Emscoml. Church summon)-
slte the linen. Norwullr. Rev. s . Pond.
rector. Divine service with sermon. llh‘ll a.
.11.; Divine service with sermon. limp. m.;
Sunday school. Iii m.
91-. Mauv‘ult. C. corner or Wort avenue
ms Chapel sin st. siorwsu. Elev. w. .l Sloo-
un. pastor. Low Mass. 7 L m.: Children's
“semi” a. in: High Mass. “halt m ; Vespers.
'11 p. to.
Earn NonwALI Swanxsn Coronas-noun.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Linde‘rcn. glas-
mr. Services“ Itxma. m and tum-m un-
iay school. 3:!) p. m.
Em mug: Isl-innit". goon: VanZaudt
Itl'flllll‘. t. nrwa . v. '. .Pegu.
'or. Preaching [that n. m. and 7.1!] p. m.: cm:
lay school. I2m.: young pcople'o meeting litlll.
l he pastor will preach morning snd evening.
Boost) Rtvut l‘nust. ~lumvrlntemlcot.
Jamrb Lycstt: Assistant. Gilbert Hutton; or»
anist. M on Lulu Hodges. Monday «cairn. 3
p. in.; Young People‘s Society ul Christian
‘ndvavor mestlng. doll n. m.; Prayer meet-
qig. Sunday evening at 7:21).
81- Asoncw's Mission. at James HrAIIls—
rr's rcnloems. Wiuut suk. Sunday at hool.
till! 9. m; ,l'harlas UhIltem. Butto-Pllllel‘ldrnl;
at“: H. Cbiltem. arelstant' Illa- Evel) to Mr-
llllstcr. organist. Rev. 3. . Watkins will
much at 0 o'clock.
nrnrsowoon Union CIIAPIL. Kly avenue.
*outb Norwalk. Sunday School. 3le) p. m.:
~venln servIr-e. hill p. m. Eveniur subject.
‘Jnsti ed by Faith.“- Romans v.. Id 8
noun Nortwsu Lemons [won in (limb
nut ntreet. German Huntley echo-i at 10:11) a.
autumnal: services It on: p. m.. by pantrrr.
U. A. kmeier; luau-rs Stavros st arm
n. m.
l'osonsosrlossr. Mission. Hprlnxwmn
Union Chapel. lily avenue. Jan Pedro. pesto .
l unitarlan purview. Sunday. at Illa) a. In. and
i p. m.: Thursday st. 7:!) o'clock.
Err. PAtiiis Mission. Vsn'lmudt and ()Ihoru
avenues. last Norwalk. Sunday school mill 9.
in..lllll preaching eufllp or. tree willing.
and a cordial welcome to all.
Dsurwua lvsnosusoas 9r Pavia-ll:-
aalsns. Pastor ll. Anita. uracil Army Ilsll.
up stairs. \\ aa'hlnpum street as. Min
orwalk. l’vedlut. dalmmaflunutambulo.
1210 m. Allc Deutochr wlilkommsn.
Anvssr l‘nnmlss. Vsnlarult swoon, East
Not-wont. Press-bin}, Ilium L m. and llillp.
.ll.:l“llmlly school in. You Purplc‘w meet
ingdzlll n. m. flange 7. Too e. pastor.
UALVAIW llsI-ruvr nocturnuolntarrl Build-
ng. corner WI" and K ht streets. Novwnlk.
l. . marks. will” .l. cumin auhrnrl.
dial 9. m.: young people’s mestlllgdu'llu m.
Armcss Incomes Imus. Ito ht
«tmt Norwalk. Rev. Dr. Ila .
Preaching. ltlrill a. nu flundoy «born at lilo p.
:3" prayer meeting “My. numbing“
~ to in.
(insomnia Curran. Church errant. Mar
‘l'aylor avenue. Huntley school at that For”:
more Ian’s Cant-ruse Association.—
Bl Isolates otspaun lions service all p. In.
MW! 0! LI"!!!
Remaining uncalled for at the followlupuet-
olhces for the wash sndlngtret. ll, lull. Pn-
sono railing for any of than letters will pit-m
my thus are larval-tired:
dorms vortwsos.~~lldm oils-on. Mrs.
:lls‘uJ Ikrvrm l'll Jen “grunt" '1‘“"ux'+
or ii. a nu . . . ‘ , .
Iksr. I" ”lit, Ins llllsvns. it ovum.
color a. nod. r} Altos Chambrim
bwsltb Assn. P. or.
Shawn «Rev. l'. or. W low MA hm
flutgflskfil‘vkotah%m ti ”W. . .L
, rs
mhdfwlm. atmum 9. travel. .5. J"
ousmharlata's colts. cholera eed Mar-
rhssa Ismsdy.
Whenlrmlblad with pain in the soon
mach. biiioos colic. or diarrhm. slvs lblo
owdlcluestrlal and you will by more
than pissssd with the result It Isobar
solmatesndreiisbls. all and to cost
bottlss for solo by 0. C bulimia. crucial.
W“...
mama-unis.
“Iyohildlssubjsctlosrverssolacks
«diarrhea. Dori-glitches sick-rm.
Dollsad'stiisrrbsmlllmwmmslv
sires sodas Inusdislscersirosalrvd.
It would have resets-Ida dress suits
l. "I!
Event to moksour triends happy“
and tw t persons ‘
and secure 03m 01 call
at; you correctly and
the ~advantsgovrol you.
Leading Grocer.
. To
Port berhmvse Steak...
lilrllun Steak ......
Round
nbmrldr him“:
The above prlos. are at
‘E' Jl
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
18 North Main st.. , , orw Ik
Telephone cell, 62-8.
of
tly tor Cull.
_.a__..._____
PHOTOG
An Artistic tins of Photographs.
constant!
VISITORS AL AYS
til. JICISIliI. moratorium
WE.“ 0N.
Matthew Buckley is on the sick list.
Dr Biker, of Port Chester. N. Y., has
been visiting friends in Lyon's Plains.
S. S, Godfrey and wife and ”till Louise
Jarvis are home from the World's Fair.
Rev. Mr. Duncan. of Cold Spring llaro call
bur. will preach in the North-id church "“9 I“
to morrow.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
Congregational church held a successful
basket lunch sociable at the resilience of
Mrs. Arthur Bradley. last evening.
There was a large attendance.
(I
trial
M‘
"the Best in the World."
This is what W. D. Woodrinlr. of Bord-
ly. Ky., says of Chamberla n's Cough
Remedy. He spoke from personal ex-
perience in the use of it. himtwlf and
family having just been cured of bad \
coughs and colds by it, and considers it
the best in “)0 world. For sale by G C.
Stillson. druggist.
NE
and
ii a New York millionaire gives a tilt:
her at 5th avenue and 26th street. oostin.
{100.00. whichgives 10 people dyspepsia
and these groupie spend 81,466.00 in do:
tors’ bills and finally have so pay 85.01
each forllactus BloodCurc to cure them
what would be the saving per capita I'
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 persons at the feast? ‘
Inquire at I’lalstsd's drug store. win-re
you may llavr the problem solved and
. orwalk
In reward to quallmwe Invite comparison withtho best
a . ..
| Satisfaction maxim
' rush sores. noses i... chum,
uporiueywitba
having
ADHAIVIS. Proprietor
Filtt liELllElll.
one hundred
vs dollar bill,
lones’, Hacker’s or Seymour Success Flour.
price on flour has advanced sevent
HE dive c nts r barrel.
Iago will for a limited time sell st th a pa
e’abovc price. We are
giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
It took the advantage of the market, but won’t take
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Telephone Call l3-2.
All People Winston. “orient?“m’d "—
PEUPLE’S MARKET
21 W Il st.,
Norwalk
) one call, 5-7-3.
RAPHIC STUDIO.
NOW CONTAINS SOME BEAUTIFUL WORK IN
CRAlllll. PASTELLE. WATER B
to which the qttcntion of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
is especially invited
Especially Studies from child-lilo
on Exhibition.
("Jill MID SEPIA.
WELCOME.
Taylor (tradition.
Real Estate and Insurance,
., ‘1 53» run ' ST- unnwni. A
WASH [NOTON STREET.
Persons Iookln
with the View 0 pllrt‘hllrll
and examine our list.
for a lot
or house and lot.
n3. are Invited to
“e have them [or
every part of the city at roasuuabie
prices snvl on eusv terms.
I lRl. to‘mmk’ and Ill?
k Apply at 71 Osborn
cures. surrounded
Willre t by the
'l'pylor dz liohten. renl estim-
I)Rt-.S.~MAKI.\U
Hall between
Mrs Msrtinez.2-I ll
\s'nllt.
.. tilt...
mol- if not ell.
‘IO‘S IIIIJ. VILL l. South \orwm
A Open all the y'vnr fur boar-1:”.
lcr scournmodnlinns car he found
by the tiny
avilnnd street
Horses Wintered
AT
snootsmt Sl'IlIiK FARM.
Plenty of box strolls and extra. rare.
general
avenue. hast Nor»
as not: sen... - will glv ‘ ‘
pinnoath
anal tf
boost-work.
it‘ll” 3!.
e l-amns on the
crown or pm “3' homes.
rcawnabls. Address. )I. l'. NeilwnJl. John
rue-hue. Last, Nurwnlk. Conn. cars M
l'u unmn.
’I'crms
rs. 'I‘.
not?
All the salt water. a house or thir een or
fourteen ruin», with modern conveni-
h) Sor mori- Acre-s or land.
Inquire of
agents. '3'"th
Dalia) 3!
ll. Conn,
No bet-
Transient
t ‘hie boarder» Mt'ultlluudnlrd Tvrms
m vdera c. \puly as w ow.
vcllii vv
__ Terms. .150.
t and ii In the evening.
. mouth Nor-
II (in:
M H PARSONS.
Whom Baby was sick. we travo h-vr f‘nmria.
v'w'h w: d." .l..a a l'inLI. shunned for Fusions.
Win in sh»- lm'nmr- .‘Ih‘. sh" clung l-t I‘m-mm
When she had commut- pvstbcm Commie.
cal for n
Chl' dl’Ofl Oryfo;
Pltc her'e castorla.
children cry for
Pltchor’s Castorla.
W” ‘ "cavitation ‘
A uorvnt oven nous}:
Ill": Nllllll' ONLY.
Thursday. Oct. 26.
lollw for.
the hill.
4.
minutcn' walk from it
or H. Acksrt. Ramaylon.
I ARISE lmlimtnrs
J Serrk. house a'
house on High street.
Mnnl’ne strut. stomp on
thrills. rooms on “role star-
la! nl‘cllllc'. shop with
“ atrr street. Inquiri-
i mood
IIOFHE. Nu All Eltuwo iln“;nll¢.~;ll
. tn
vet Informntnm «hunt l ‘ u‘ru- er- ll‘wa, _ 0an lm
“ "' ‘ “ To our.
Children Cryfor ”L ,
I G l' of No ember, new h u, of 6 ,
Pitcher’s Castor'a. P with both vision. and dfoilawuiorimll‘mr
.wsytou (leper. Inquire
OCIZZI ill
Er- budding. plate-t Ely's
ive Mlle r li‘rr. pan of
mar part of hours on
III Fat. two
. r. houso on 'l‘ay-
bulk? and engine on
at ml) mood iiruthero'.
011th it;
mode: a
ful'eillelrlli. furnlshrvl or unfurnish-
umuths or lullgcl’. 'lsrms reason-
lre No. 42 Ila, Vll‘w avenue.
3
sols. Innn
Apply It: Is. A. windward
norm smrtmcms.
Hwarlz a (I:
lit). Ii'our room
tun'n nurse
[Jig r ($0.. 0
. mt lopw it?“ in “(he
llutl
nquirc of It. ll
south .vlnln sin-«t, or
hntionalllsnk. slitf
hulitllll
I. l) Ir. Iv‘. Ill’m pa licularn
lirown. m llln More on
(larvae. l-‘. locum. (filly
130C}! nice "mum. mum:
smglonr lens-ultc;<'uultslrle for
lot . . '7
rluulhh'nrwxl’k? u ‘
[DART of lower h
mountain). llu
ootid lw
: will rent
motlemen
l-lprlnz on set.
troll” lvv
IIIHI" Woodward «Willie.
rlhnlt house sud barnou
modern Imprrncmta.
rout lmisiluu; rent it
llui.top lloor. nvsr Furnitu-
t. rim .ul. Immln- Old
mo. so Waullllmilru r-Il'bel.
I and
Well
shall!
now rwrtiplwl h
Itourance
er lulu
Return of the Distinguished Actress. "Arl'l'hell of double norm on ”osmotic;
.1 tritium-oi II. II. itnwan. Jyl'.’ if
MALI. bull II it
‘GIES W‘LL‘ b If . Kun‘pyi‘“ "n .hl' MINI. “with
in Kate Clinton's llvsslest llurcsrs.
~TIIFZ~
Worldlgainsiiler
III? IIOI cuss OMIAL‘HM
A IUPIIOI WI'AIY 0' PLA'IMI.
“links. 85!. “v..
um: I-
trttiwr.
75c.
lleservsdssstsonsslsalll r‘dr
rs. llovwslh. sad Court’s draw” ”min v
0- Wall. or 2!
J
At a large espouse. the famous lvsreler end
lecturer. II H. MD. has twee around to
doilvsv hisssw and most main Weill” on
Villlllll’s FAIR,
Splmliid Stoolipticon
Views.
mass or there rotor-4|.)
Ilsarl afpwrelvwko re ant bass
lent??? sill-nil! on will:
m our," oyr‘srlsalrr to cats anvsszt
llrbosttwrloiwttulsy.
”nomad I «sacrum trader
its. Mali Wises! (hint.
Tm Imam. lav. "I.
mu... ""
mos-seminars.
10.”. l P4
s
oflbv
J“
I
B n mnru "lady Vslms.“
rpimlll‘, elcllll. and harness.
Iquli n 0
Place. Ions Nurwnllt.
Banting School I
Mr. W. GILBERT NEWELL,
r'osr some.
' BACKUH wntrr moo... which
cheap
will he sold
Iul' want «it no». Apply at this
lsflld'l'.
0‘: main mm bet ween mum Nurwllh
Mlllnlm-kmlrl m
illustrator! with
n... “ anti.
Allin .s’
f W. A. ltsymoud. 7 III
“filth!
no
try of "drill“?! I‘l‘flfl.
alumina-known Hnitahie rawnr paid
will at
Martin of Dancing. at the
n,
ed by law to dellv
m' ”Jim
'I It” 0’
and sworn in or not
com on the uni do
W'
1
r l 0 lots l as rum. -
“DWI! mirth... idols lie-Is. .s
M
ASSESSEAS' MINCE.
Muse sodomnul. bushy I
II gm no»
in ‘5 ”firstly istmaliaolc
«rwsithsllh-y
bdrm- the ”Ft oily
Athonuum. Iorwrlk. Bonn.
rm given on Friday or each wool.
rises for loss: Loom. lilacs and Ilse.
ills-s tor tattoo and tlmllmcn. s to la.
For terms and (miller particulars. call at
the tendency.
not” till .
an "It“
or to it» mm". cruellkev
of ”Wit
”loud ll-t. cstvd.
knowlov I.
ll m,
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