Evening sentinel, Monday, October 23, 1893 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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IOU"! NORWALK ”I. ALAIN.

Bea I~0ornsr Waeblarlonud North Main

”Ml. ,
Box 4% Day and 'l'ollos streeui.
Ben OwOress street.
, Box Ifi-Weat street. opposite Franklin street

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school

has u~00rnsr North Help and Ann streets.
Be: l§~Corner Blgh street and Bayview
avenue.

‘3... 16—30?de Iron Wnrks building.

Boxl'I—i‘oruer West avenue and Cedar

«not.
So: ILA-Corner West street and Taylor
.7001“!-
Box 23—Corner my avenue and Benton street.
Box 25 43mm South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 22~l lectrln Light station
Yfrlield avenue and Cedar street.

 

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s in u m 1mm
33:21er am Wm” at 1:13.

low rm Herald Weather Vinson-t.

The wevther today promises to be generally
from partly cloudy to fair, with slight tens.
psrature changes. possibly preceded by rain
and followed by warmer. clear conditlon-. To-
morrow It promise: to be warmer and ialr.
followed by falllng temperature.

808’"!

 

NORWALK.

 

What the People a! Our (my are Dolls;
and Buying.

Home news on every page.

Eddie Williamepf the El Marrow com-
pany, is visiting friends in South No1—
walk. .

A m was born to Mr. and Mrs George
E. long. of Jersey City, N. J.. on Sun

 

- day.0ciober22

 

—Sansage 12} cents. at flayes‘ market

“Mm Jourdan. of Brooklyn. is 3 guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. if.

t Mathewson. Wuhingt n street.

Everilt W. Toilcs. who has been visit-
ing his parents on East avenue. returned
to Wesleyan academy_ this morning.

~Plonty of fresh Bnerr’s candy at
lane's. ~ , _ -.

r, an lire. E S.Bennett, of New
Baven.are spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sister, of Seymour
place.

Mrs. Marshall ll. Tolles and Mrs. If.
Lauder returned last night from the
World's Fair and an extended tour of
the west.

“Fresh pork 12”, at llayes' market.

 

The sisth’annual ball of the Best Nor-
wnik Fife and Drum corp will be held
at flcrinania Hall. to night. lleine’s or-
chesm will furnish music.

 

Mr. and Ifrs. W. W. Swords and
daughter Ruth. of New York. were the
guests. Sunday. of lfr. and Mrs. W. H.
Swords. of South Main «tract.

 

—-Plcnty of delicious bread. ut Lane's.

The barge William Denny, with a
cargo of soft coal mmsigued to Raymond
Brothers. sunk oil Captain's blond last
week, and will [Wuhalily hes t ital hiss.

Principals Poole and Gumbo" olihe
sleuth and East wanlk achmls. who
altmdrd the State Ti-achi-re' convention
in New Britain lest wcek.spent Thurs
day in inspecting the Stain Normal
school. __~ , ..-. _

Trinity Guild. the branch of King's
Daughterscosmmztcd with Trinity church.
last night celebruted the fifth auni
Insist, of their ornanlzntlon.1'he church
was hundwmely «lemma-d with potted
plants and cut flowers. and a large
mistress cross made of“ Mes with the
initials "I. ll. N." accepted it piece In
the chancel. Au address was msdoby
Ilev. Arthur C Kimbel.sud Itev Charles
II. lielleck. of Norwaik. spoke very enc
nmraglngly to the King's Daughters.
praising the work they had done In the
pest five years and wishing them greater
suecessln the millve years. Thevecmr.

5 lies. Olin flalhick. alsoinsde remarks

The singing during the service was crawl.
lent. The register choir was assisted by
like Antics Wood. «unwell». and lilo:
Minnie P. frlts. soprano.

~‘l‘bsnsndessrcises atleu'dlng oaths
trlinnphsl closing of the Columbine
Exposition is at band. Bill two or three
trellis more will In, which ivlll curry
vidtcrstoses the sablbiis and psrllci
caret-inn miller-t downsides
that will windup the most magnificent
display of modern or ancient times
Windmills world will ever bsiwld s
slasihrdispiayoraotdss qwstlou. Yet
thesaeeesslel luminaries of this may
Issdwlnoiespleucldeifurn is the in-
Maul-Shh.” tram in the
WW them «ulna.

 

 

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S Norwalk.

lies Binnie B.Smltb. of Taylor sve-
nus.ssng in the Baptist church. Nor-
waik. yesterday.

Mrs. J. J. Woolley, efPawtucket. R.

1., ‘- “Mills her mother. Mrs. Stephen
0. Ferris.~West avenue.

 

 

 

it... on... a. smocornnu, n.
Y.. with her daughter Ethel, is visiting
her sister. llrs. Russell Frost.

’ essence 22} cents. st Hays? market.

Palestine Castle. No. 2. A. 0. K. of )1.

degree on severs‘l'candidatee tonight.

 

Division No. l, A. O. H . will hold
their lint annual sociable this week
Friday night. in Arlen flail. Madison
greet.

The King's Daughters of the Congre-
gational church will hold a special buslo
ness meeting this evening, at 7 :50 o'clock,
in the west parlor.

The Hungarian Sick and Benefit
society will hold a ball in Arlen Hall.
Madison street. but Holiday night, for
the benefit of the hospital.

 

The wife of Senator Platt. who was
stricken with apoplexy in Washington
isimproving slowly and the physicians
still hope for recovery.

—Fresb pork l2ic. at Hayes‘ market.

A special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen has been called for tonight
at 7 ‘30 o'clock, with regard to the issuing
of bonds for the City of South Norwaik

Agent Bent. of the Adams Express
compeny,rcceived notice this morning
to have all unclaimed express. matter
turned Into the headquarters in New
Haven. by the25 ~5th inst.

Among the applications to the County
Commisdoners for a license to sell intox-
icating liquors is one from Gottlsib
Lichtbleau. for the building No. 32
Washington street, formerly occupied
by him an bakery

Franks. ”Parker, the New York as-
"I!!!“ 0L” aeorge H. Shafler. was in
toIv'n yesterday in consultation with
William B. Reed. the Connecticut true
tee. and his attorney. Russell Frost. re
gaming the disposal of property in the
two states “-w ._
-—Fresh ham 12c. at Hayes' market

A. Preston Sherwood wheeled to Dan
bury, Saturday. to witneu the football
game between the Y. K. C A. teams of
Norwalk and Danbury. While on the
way home an accident happened to his
bicycle. and at Cannons Station he was
glsdto make company with the train
and the returning Norwalk delegation.

Yesterday was an almost perfect In

dim summer day. and the bright sky
and warm, balmy air drewoutlhousands
of people from their homes. The livery
steblns did a rushing business. bicyclist-1
wheeled out of town in to the country in
all directions. and the woods were full of
netting parties. It was a charming day
in every respect.

i lnsslp Jr . formerly owned by W. M
Saunders. of South Norwnlk. got third
money in the free-for III. at Ware.8atnr-
day. the hay stallion Llndén winning
the last three beats In 21. till. it“. the
chc~lnut gelding J S. B beating Gimlp
Jr . for place. while the black mere Lady
Wilkins. who had won the first heat in
Ell. was distanced In the third.

~lv‘resb ham 190. at Hayss' market.

At the Congregutlonal church, yester
day morning. Mr Beard called attention
to the fact that the distributing of notices
of his Sunday evening service. a week
ago. In front of the Baptist church in
the Baptist people. was due to an inno-
cent mistake on the part of one of the
boys who was helping, and contrary to
the psetor’e instructions. lie said that
he should see that this apparent discourtc
esy did not occur sgsln; and that. as It
was well undershed by pastors and pen»
pls of built churches that. in reality. the
friendliest feelings existed between them.
they wished noone else to suppose say-
thlug dillmnt.

The November Harper's Nannies is
the concluding number of the eighty-
seventh volume. it opens will. the sec-
and Installment of Edwin Lord Week's
richly Illustrated account oi hie journey
across Persia by caravan. which grows
in Interest as It proceeds. and must
stand as an important contribution to
the literature of travel. William Black's
tum-l. “The Handsome Ifuulss"ls Ilu-
lined in this number. Richard Harding
0:.in writes of "1an la the Season."
and slim are smugpspsrs on the to.
disc Territory. by Ill-sin W. nose-m.
end "Arbitration." by Frederic R. Coll-
derl: a description of Auadlan lesbians.
by Julian llalpbss discussion of “The
Mill lfoveineut lu literature.” by
Arthur Iiymousia dmnptlou of "Bid
on of Turkey!” Col. '1'. A. Dodge.
sud fosrsbort m unsung all "In
actuary permit.” by Walter Peter.
celled "Audio la Hilarity."
slisa's blesses" tsv Piles.

sol-army terms: acerbic
lea Do all vs
fin“- “Humid“

C. will confer the third or round-table .

 

 

A Job Lot in Children 5 “Seconds,”
* ‘ ALL SIZES 25cts. .

A. lickerman & Soil,

84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. OON’N.

 

 

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Nllll'llsl NEWS.

A aim, and.» of man m— ....
Upper led at Town.
Home news on every page.

 

 

lull".

, The J. 1!. Buckley a Son Elastic Web
Works started up this morning.

 

died of yellow fever. Saturday. in
Brunswick, Ga

Paul’s church, will meet Tuesday night
at 8‘ o'clock. In the parish rooms.

The Ladies' society ‘jof St. Paul's
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. in the parish rooms.

The Y. M. C. A Senior football team
will go to Stamford, Wednesday. to play
against King's High school team.

Henry Selieclr and wife. of Union
Park. returned ycswrday from athree
weeks' western trip. which included the
World's Fair.

The civil suit of Rogers vs. Banks was
adjourned last Saturday afternoon until

' this afternoon. when Justice Austin will

render his decision.

Captain Hepson desires all members of
the Junior football team to report at the.
Norwalk Park for practice to-tuerrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Charles S. Betta. the newsdeaier. left

' Norwalk this morning for the World‘s

Fair. During his absence his brother
Fred will have charge of the store.

L-Depesjt your bonds. securities. deeds.
wills. insurance policies. jewelry. silver:
ware and all articles of value in the
Safe Deposit Vault of The National
Bank of Norwalh.

George Amen. the young son of A.
Avlson. of Main street, cut his foot on
a piece of broken glass. Saturday after-
noon, and is housed up.

The front of the stores in the lock-
wood building on Main street. have been
painted pure white. which adds much to
the appearance of the street.

At the meeting of the Suite Teachers'
association in New Britain, last week.
Charles A. Tucker. of Nerwalk, was
elected treasurer of the association.

The firm of Wolcott d: Nickersen. the
Main street bicycle repairers and picture
Imme manufacturers. has been dissolved.
Mr. Welcett will continue the business.
A heat of friends wish him success.

One of P W. Bates' learns. harnessed
to a wagon containing a load of hey. look
fright near the four corners at Broad
Rive-r, last Saturday. and kicked the bar-
ness to plows and demolishing the dash.
billil‘d.

Matthew Seller died at his home on
Butler street. yesterday. aged forty three
yours. He leaves a widow and four
children. The funeral will be held at St
Mery's church tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.

if the man who humps his sirnuldsrs
over the bicycle handle birs could only
see himself once as otherness him. he
would sit up straight afterward. even if
be bad to run a steel rsmrod inside his
shirt collar and down along his spine.—
Boston Globe.

--Valuables stored at moderate rates
In the Safe Detroit Vault of the Nation-
al Bank of Norwalk.

 

An oyster supper and entertainment
will be held in the Cranberry Plains
chapel. Wednesday night. at which Rev.
1‘. K. Noble. poems of the Norwalk Con-
gregational church. will speak upon
"Christian Endeavor," preparatory to
the organisation olaYJ’. 8. U. I. In
that place. probably on November 5.

 

Three notable chum: weddings take
place In Norwalk within as many weeks.
On Tuesday. Dumber Ill.‘ at Grace
churcbrlflss llery B. Stuart. will wed
Rev. D. L. Ferris. Wednesday. Noveuu
her l. Fwderlck W. lloyt sod lI-Sarali
L. Woodward will be married at the
First Culimblonll church at 8:30 p. m.
At the same churebdluvvmbsr 9. at high
noun. Oliver E. Jackson and NI- Ober-
lom Billie will be suede man and wile.

The management of the Yale new has
lust ordered a new barge. which will be
finished about December 1. It will he
mmpossil of cedar and will be slsiy feet
long and twenty-live Inches wide. This
little narrowest barge ever built tors
Yale navy. and one of tbsnarrowsstsvss
constructed. The object of the Yale
mettle masks the barge asueerllksa
shell as pmlble. In order that the re-
muvsl Irons one to the other bravest
necesslmaehsupintheirstyisut
rowing.

Bridgepurlhssssuiubuof talented
punt players. Millionaire-scissor
of the W and may latelrlossiu.
Them elabisilisboissollllssd-
vane-ii whirl players and if tbswsils
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Thlsisthelestwoekbe baud lnyeurL’

'Wlliiain P. waists: New Canaan?"

The Daughwn of the King. of St. «

Highest of all m Leavening Power. -Latest U. S Gov'dt Report.

 

Natural vino:

 

J. ll. Benedict und J, o. Rundle re-
turned last Saturday .. night from tie
World’s Fair and Washington. D. C.

Rev. D. M Ellwood. of Kellogg street
announced to preach in the Cranberry
Plains chapel. yesterday, was prevented
from doing so by illness.

 

Mrs. James Barnes. daughter of John
Tobey. has applied for a license to‘sell
liquor at her father's place on
ankliu avenue. Will the commission
era grant the license?

Dr. A N. Clark and If. I). Wolcntt
went to New Haven. Saturday, and rode
ts tandem bicycle back to Norwalk. it is
likely that the doctor will have a tandem
built especially for himself.

Frederick Clarke Stanley. of Cancun
Four Corners. formerly of Norwalk. and
Miss Minnie Goodrich. of Williamswwn.
Mass. Were married in the Methodist
church in that place. Saturday neon.

There was s di‘Cidt‘d lively family
quarrel on llurhor avenue. yesterday
morning. The lady of the house bet-lune
so excited that she throw on use at brr
liege lord and he calmly pulled ll revolver
and threatened toshoul her. Friends in.
terfercd. and now all is lovely.

The large number of passengers on
board the 8:46 horse cur from Norwulk,
this morning. indicated that Messrs.
Williams and Buckmun would come in
for that one dollar premium nth-red by
President Bill to the conductor and
driver who turn in the most money this
week.

Beginning today the daily practice of
the Yale football team will be a little
more guarded than has been the case so for
this season. At all entrances to the Il- Id
vnllbeaniembcr of each clues and no
one will be allowed to cub-r unless ll»
can bcideutifird by the member of his
class On November 1 u more rigid re
strlotion will be inaugurated. Tlu- pruc
tics of the team will be in secret nnd po
lice emcers will be on the lipid tn prevert
outsulers from Wilnvssiug the work. The
team will then study interference. evolve
new tricks and develop! 11 new code of
signals. ....

”ARIEN AND NilRIlTilN.

The funernl'nf the Isle Roswell Rood
was very largely attended from his into
home in West Norwulh. Saturday all/wr-
noon. Rev. 53. J. Ali-tin. pastor of the
Congregational church. in which the do.
mired Wits a respected deacon for many
years. officiated The singing was by n
qnsrlettc from the West Nnrwalk chapel
A large number of friends sent ilnrol
tributes. The pull bears-rs were Elias
Jilhnmn. Henry Johnson. John Fillnw,
Jefferson Mood. Franklin Stevenson. and
Allan Dsuvhy. The interment was in
the West Nurwslk cemetery.

The seleclmeu. J l". Klinefelier. Joseph
Hlnilley and Bonds Bullock. have given
notice that e Ipi‘t‘lll town meeting will
be held in the town hall. tomorrow
nfternoan at 2 o'clock. for the purpose or
hearing all persons interested in the up
pllcutlnn of the Stamford Street llsilrmul
conipany for permlselon to locate an ad-
dltlonal track from Stamford to this
place. In uccordnnce with a charter from
the General Assembly. an extract from
which Ippesred some time see In T111:
“mush. There will pmbnlily belmt
little If any Opposition to granlluglhe

privilege asked for.

The annual Inspection of Fitch’s Sil-
dlen’ Home. by the State Board snd
Connecticut flrand Army nilicisls. took
place Saturday. The following memlim
of the Hmpitsl Board were present:
Governor Luzon 9. Morris. Secretary W
E Morgan. Treasurer John A. Dickie
son sud Chairmen A. B. Bum of the ex-
ecutlve committee. These came for the
purpose of trenssctlnit routine business
pertaining to the management of tho
Home. There were also present Wilbur
S. Rogers. of ill-rides. department com-
mander of the (3. A. 3.. Mill members of
the viable: immunities; lire. Augusta B
Hammond. of Iioekvllle. president ol
the Women’s Bullet Corps. of Connectl
silt. and the iii-lief corps visiting com
mime. as well as others interested In the
Home. The visitors were entertained a:
dinner at the lime. and afterward r:-
alniaed the gmuuds. All 01W
themselves as well pleased with the
Home and the excellent management of
Ileperluleudsut One and U animals.

 

"anew Yuri million-lire give-redis-
lualflhnvfllueudmbymmusung
mm. which gives it mi. dyspepsia
mam-spunk spendtidflm lutlw
tilrs‘ blilssud finally have topayflmm‘
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whalwusid bulbs summarise ll. earned

 

SllW LIFE' 8 SEAllll SIDE

Seven Christian Women In Chi-
cage Went Slumming.

THEY HAD}! AN OFFICIAL TOUR.

 

Bepuuntatlvoe of the \Vornaii'e Christian
Temperance; Union Visited Gaunt-Ills;
House: and other fihady Places Under
Police Protection.

Cinema, Oct. ‘23.» Smeu members of the
Womml' s C hrisliun l‘r-r11pm.mce union
made the rounds of lb:- .4.- unllll: 1g densund
gilded palace is of vice c.11Iv .‘lllillllly 1110m-

lug The} \u 11- under pilliu- protection.
and their obj: at on. to w or milk-um: and
information on “llll‘ I: to h: m- an appeal to

save erring sisters, 'l'lxcir investigations
were confined to limit portion of “Darkest
Chicago" kimvvn 1h liic”l.uice" district.
The seven Women are completely pros-
trnled by w.lml they saw

it was the first Humming experience
oflhe majority (.Itllem and the. dreadful
realities of the ~iu Slillttl 11 district struck
them with appalling force. As they pro-
ceeded they snuuhi to do mlu‘iouury work
among the fallen unil bewllgbl charity of
the wealthy kiepers

The party “us made up of members of
the Indium “(11mins Christian 'lcnlper.
unce unim They were Mina \lnry Hily of
ludiauupx is Mrs. l-‘. l..(‘1llkin~iof South
Bend vice pr-isiiliut- of the union: \lrs.
Elle Moorenf Laku'illc MM Emily i‘omp—
kins of Elklmrl Mr» Addie llt‘lllfi and
Miss Leunnrn Ayom of lndimmpnllvihnd
Mrs L. lllrmluululll and Mrs Girlrllde
Fulton of liiclmmml 'l‘lnv \vcrc escorted
by Detectivts Trrllnrn Hllil Vigucmeyer of
the Control station and C Iuirles L. Sliveus
of the levoc and it. Fulton of Rich-
mond. ind.

To Observe Mural Conditions.

The (lesirc of the lmnpcriuicc women to
investigate Chlcngu's slums grew out of
the congress j11~i closed.

During the session. which was nlteuded
by women of not» from every land. the
mom] condition of the grunt cilivs formed
one of the chief subjects of discussion.
Tules of crime 11ml vicovvlro lnlil b) the
leaders whirl: llorrillcil those inn-i nix-use
tomcd toilic names of city lilo esp: lily
after night. Some of the sums [lucrliiod
were of n churncicr llml could hardly be
believed

The seven Indiana in mm. all of them
intensely interested in publir i-hilrities Mill
in (he rest-110 of tin: rullcu, liuil never vis-
ltcil the slums of a groin oily. “'llll llll“lll'
gle exception of Miss Hay. whose slum:
ullllg exxwrlencu cmlirnccs New York and
London. ’l'lu-y ill-cussed n11 expedition
which would luring the-ill in contact with
“the other half of the World." and ill'l‘lilt‘il
tllill a trip through llll‘ district inlmbllcd
by these poop]:- \\'Illllll give llli-ul u lunrc
correct idea of wiml they lladhi-nrd and
read. .

If what they lillll imml proved true. on
seeing the ri-ulity they “Uillil be illllt' more
forcibly to lllllll‘l'rh‘ llIL'll' him-rs with the
“K‘Cl'fislly iur more vigorous work among
clue-we whose rosem- llllil scarcely been ill-
tolilpteil by tho sisters of the Sulvoiinn
Army.

Accordingly they invited Charles l..
Slovene of the lwvvc officer L‘lllinlginilml
R. S. Fulton. husband of one of the worn.
on, to not its escorts. 0n Sniunluy night is
cullivns movie upon Llculcnulit finals of
the (‘villrnl Million. Illlll llelrctivcs'l'rellorn
llllil Niggenu-yi-r \l‘l‘l‘l! null-red to meet the
party 111. the iinrrlwm Street station at 1
o'clock in the morning.

At the llppolulc hour tbiiili-tuixtivcs led
the way down lnrrlsou to Clnrk street
and thetwioiltll through the Lover.

The first stop was iii llll‘lurk street.
Admittance here \vns denied.

“Tlluro im- so many prominent men here
Ionlghl. " was the uliJi-cllun. "(hill the pur-
lnril are full l‘iill ligiiln inrly tomorrow
night 11ml l‘ ll be ultill to sue you. "

No. 44:! was llu-u visited.

Followed by a Crowd.

When they ellll‘tiil'll. they found their
prcwuce Iiild become known. for It crowd of
curious {muons haul osmnbiivd in “NW!
them and dogged llli'll‘ steps M they Wont
from pluire to place throughout the lu-iw »
down oven in the basement resorts in or! he
i llulc ulllli‘l‘ the 'l‘wrlltli «trout ililiiiici

In each place visited Iliu wonwu secuml
stories frail: the luiuiltes with which to on»
lighten fuluro audiences regarding the
ways In which women full.

ln mic place it mun who wmgudur the
influence of llqncr. mil-hing mm of the
party byilm urm. said. “Come and liqu
a dance wit ii in»

Detective ’lrohoru interposed. ml‘liir-oe
uri- Christian women.an you should trout
tin-m m such."

"l don'ilcuru If they ure."wnsliie answer

 

"They cull dunes Just the some." Trouble ‘

was avoided only byline flush of the of-
flcer’s star.

Miss lluy said afterward: “i have been
through Mei-y part of New York. and I
must say that Chicago does not «quill the
vice of the micro metropolis. It is lied
enough however. and the visit bus dimmi-
ed my knowledge of the world‘s ways. It
was an experience which the Indies who
were with me will never forget. and from
which two of them will not recover for
“I‘ll, weeks. 'l‘h ey were so shocked by
the menthol. the r condition borders on
nervous prostrullou.

“I saw but one of the ladies today and
on inquiry learned that the others had not
slept. at all that night. I have no doubt
but they are distinctly worried over last
nlghl‘ s “intense.

"ll Iran entirely personal matter unar-
lakeu by the Indies for their own informa-
line. they of them are active public work»

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m. and tiny will to lean: its truth for .

their mums: alone. he union had
autbln tilde with the initialisation."
"w: the information evil lead to a
lost the nus in em and
butsssoll Hauler"

 

 

use:

“the advantage of
advantage of you.

Wilma took

Leadlnx Grocer.
Telephone

, _

item friends havln
m9 em. be
-d :mewl’p’o’au‘i’wmafi

lonts’ livelier; or layman’s success Flour.

on flour has advanced sevenly- five cents For M-
for a limiwd um sell at the above price. We are .
Idler lug you correctly and giving you the ‘

BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.

 

$3911.: hill,

 

 
 

 

 

the market. but won’t take

W

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

33 Washington St.-

 

Porlbershonse Steak.. ...
Ste.

rub ”hon
2',ng eéllrodawu Halli;

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To All ”Feepls Everywhere. Ilene” llevls.

 
 

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PaiilPlE 8 MARKET. FllEE ll Elli. " PEDPLE' 8 MARKET
North Main st'.. 80. Nerwal ‘ 21 Wall st.. Norwslk
Telephonecaii, 52-3. | Satisfectionguarunteed. | Telephone call 57-8.

 

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VISITORS AL

JACKSON’S
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.

NOW CONTAINS 80KB BEAUTIFUL WORK IN

Cllllllll. PASTELLE. WATER CilLilll MID SEPIA,

to which the attention of those desiring

. FIRST CLASS WORK

is especially invited

In Artistic line of Photographs. Especiall 8tudis's from lIllilil- -lifs ‘
on [till itien.
AYS WELCOME.

E. v. JICKSllll. I’lllliillllllPllEll 5: Will it, innwiil.

 

A Common occur-nee.
It is not unusual for colds contracted in
the fall months to bang on all winter or
as soon as a person is over one cold to
contract another. This succession of
colds is what causes chronic caturrh and
bronchitis. One or the other of these
diseases is almost certain to be the result.
For this reason it is of much importance
that. colds contracted fit this season of the
your receive prompt attention. They can
be quickly cured if Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used. It acts on natures
plan. loosens the cold. ‘aids expectoru
"on, and relieves the lungs, soon efiocl-
ing a permanent cure. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by (i. C Stillson. druggist.

“The“ Best in the World. "
This is what W. D. Weodring. of Bord-

Remedy. He spoke from personal ex-
perience in the use of it. himself and
family having just been cured of'bad-
coughs and colds by it. and considers it
the best in the world. For sale by G. C.
Slillson. druggist.

 

Chamberiulvn'a Colic. aoldr‘aWEd Dial-v
rhma Remedy.

When troubled with plin in the sto-
mach. bilinus colic. or diarrhoea. give this
medicine :1 trial and you will be more
than pleased with the result. It is pleas-
am. safe and reliable. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G ('7 Stillsnn. druglst.

Children Ory for
Pitcher’s Gastoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her Custorls.
Win-n sin- was a Child, she cried for Cnstorla.
When Nhll lwmmo .‘lllss. Inc clung to (.le
When she had Children. she gave them Canada

Chl' iron Cry in:
”ltc her’s Casteria.

Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.

gnlrslsmmmis

”loam: oitll enlist.—

ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Thursday. Oct. 26.

Return of the Distinguished Actress.

IGIIES Wllll'E VILLA

in Kate (.‘lutou's Greatest tluccess.
~THE—

 

sun 1mm cuss arsenic-vies
A sue-nu coarser or PLAYERS.

Admission. 83c, 509.. 75s.
Rsserv ed seals on sill '
mm.” Nurwallimnd Cook’s rugs :3 ”Syria?
IW‘

 

At a large expense. the mucus traveler and
lecturer. II ll. Regan. has been secured lo
deliver his new and most popular lecture on

'“wolln's ml,

Illustrated by nearly ill)

Splendid Sieiaopiicon
Views.

many of there colored. l

Hundred of lewbo its not been ill
log Wmflhl gen wiiavall l slur-elves of EM:
em Iliali

and “W” "fiwuuln to lain an exact

flu but hint of bill Century.

«in ‘ or '
“may Inseminhlldrsu under

lie. chslk cssemmsast Clank.
Heresy Ive-lee. tier. ilk.

 

ly. Ky, says of Chamberla'n's Cough \'

WorldlgainsiHer ‘

l Valued us a keepsake

Taylbr 8! Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

Persons lookln foraiot or house and lot
with the view 0 phurc sen are Invited to
call and examine our list. “be have them for
sale In every parlor the city at reasonable
prices and on easy terms. atrial If

 

 

 

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Ill. to cook and for general housework.
Appa‘ st 71 Osborn sienna. Eastwl‘zlor-
t

(‘l

‘1153 .\i. L Selim will give l-awna on the

plum at her ow n ur pupils bomes.Ter1ns
reasonable. Address. M. i‘. Nellsen. St. John
menus. East Nor vulk L‘oun.. care hire. 7T.
l' n euian. 0cm

\ EAR the sail writer. A house of thir cell or
leurleen mom~ will: modern conveni-
Mucee surrounded by 501 more acres or land.

“lllreit by the year if suited. Inquire of

Taylor & Golden. renl estulc agents. South

orwnlli. Oct IZDBI.

 

DRESSMAKING by the day Terms. “.50
" and 8 In the evening.

be-tu eon .
Mrs Martinez. 24Hav11nnd street. South Nor-
w.alk srli 3m

Horses Wintered
AT
alanine: 8Tilllll FARM.

Plenty of box stalls and extra care.

M H PARSONS.

0'12 lrn
T0 l E'l‘.

P‘iksi‘ of No ember. new house of II rooms.

with burnt-later“ null well water. Two
lulnllles wuik lr .m llnwnyliiu depot. inquire
nfli. Ackart. Kownyion. ocl“l8l

 

LAN RliE hell. storage building. Dlfln est Ely' s
. 'eck. house at Ilc Mile hIVrr. part of
house on Highstrrct. .uiiper part of hours on
Munroe street. shop on a: mend street. two
lilrtus.roomson “are street. house on TI)-
lIY avenue. shop Willi hoi. er and engine on
W ster slreel' Inquire at mymond Bruitnhsrs'.
not i

IIOI'SE No tillilmwo dov.cnue allmodeln
im rovemcuts. furnished or unfurnish-
eil. furs a months or longer.

Terms 1 esson-
Mile

Inquire Ni) ii ilu.view iweuue.
cells lw

 

‘Ol' R in: 0 rooms furnished; will rent

singly or en uitc: suitable for gentlemen

long rs All ll)’ M. No. 77 Spring street.
South Vorwu k. octlDlw

JAIRI‘ of lower house. Woodward avenue.
b.3900 Huribult house suilbnrn on
the trim. ApplyloE. A Woodward
4 R00.“ Apartments. mmlern improiemts.
Swnrlzdt Corbett building; rent 59 and
all). hour room Illu top floor. over Furrie-

tons ulnrlii-L run but. l-nuulri Ulil Wel
L‘Ig rCo. oilic. diWusblngtonslreel. aufltf

 

1“”: top floor in the lururiilice
"building. now occupied by Butlui badge

0: pa llculars In uire of ll. S

llrown.1u his storcuu South nin street. or
(leurgn F lleurse.l‘1ty NatlonalBsnk. abtf

E AST hull of double house on blunted street.
bilquvrsol Ii. H.i mwan. .lyl 2t!

 

 

HMAnlmulliilng on llaterwslrect. Apply! to
1.2L

F08 SALE

A HACKUS wall-r motor. which will he sold
Ill cheap for want of use. Apply at. lbts
o co.

ll mi... "Lolly Velmu." also carriage
spindle. slwilll. and burners. [till it
inqu r:— of W.
Place. has Norvrnlk.

zui'lg‘il

order. A. my ulondrm'i

 

()N main road between South sill-walk and
Hnligalul- hold copy or ilsnbury News.
Illustrated with pictures of I‘ltnlll candidates

Suitable rawar 2'puld

for Its return to thin omen

 

commissioners liiiits.

‘lilc subscribers“ lntsrl b the (inert of
19 lortbsliplztrictol’N Norw altiomk
mlmlmli‘rs ii revelers Inc. and dollamild;
upomhv- clslmsiiftliscrsilimrs of ill e estate
ol'l‘be Ilicliardivin not!“
waal Ii: In said District.” Insole. nt ringing.
here!) ulv» uotll'elhlt we will attend in its .
duties of our nald Ian Intmenl at lbs 0
scubhl helpline. urwalii In said if
at lioiilb Norm-linen the ”hay olDe’ern
um I andpnlhul hdaonJ near lots

are unmet eat-ho said ye.
our: has lluiiwl and allowed three
Ire rem the date here"! to: the ashibitl- ll
Icla use an lnssa ta.ts
lal New I. t elliihilay of October.

at II) bullish.
Still! (3
months.
If) III I)
sis:

A ”.1

bill
mm r. ll. llliWXN.l ”0mm""°""
Minds. '3.

 

 

”initials Ilillllli

Wedhs undersigned. hereby Ive collects)
all ms and corner trousllau s tops: tales
lute Town 0' Nkurws bntlhvy IIPI- ran lrn»

y aluvs iudsllvur lei e asserts)".
of l smmu or before the first day of" Nov

7. inn is written ui-‘rrlnlvd lint. «laud.

Emu-nu uzlt’irnnlzsol sl 1' Unfit airport aw
m on e rs da 0
leetwll helhvl dl tyrt '13:?

lustrilu .ptbs
eipuke out sullen ”all?“ accori iii In
lbilr lbestju green! Iliand l“:
lug ten his” seat ibsivtnw
law to down?

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