THE EVENING .SENTINEL.
Mills
Men's '7: Furnishings ‘
sit a recommends lune ham or a buying com;
HATS ,
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the slats.
ANci? & 00., .
Washington St... ]
fl
So. Noni/elk.
f?
its tough Remedy
4“? 2."
‘HP'laisted’s Benzoin
Cream .will remove all
mlemishes from the
(””tuplexion.
L’ When you vvanl
something appropri-
ate for unniversaryor
wedding gifts, look at
Our stock. We have
many fine pieces in
Cutlass, .
‘ illoyal Worcester.
Crown Derby.
ALSO
' liter Dinner toilets.
gin sets or singl
*ill.Plaisled
If ibruggist,
ABBUSHES, etc.
his is s good time to Point
fifth!“ its Plssssil to give yor
mm for doing your work.
Will yusrsntss Satisfaction in
l
4.
s has only low
stl‘s Puts.
E. Gorham,
. lag intuitions,
31f uonwsms
M, "m, "“3. Old»
' not: Illifllls.
~40)?-
Ilox s-flornsr Wmhlutemsd North Mats
Box s-Uorner Day and Tollas streets.
Box W street.
,7 Bonn—Weststrssbonpcslts Franklin
Box lil—Ooncord strut, opposite school.
Box let—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
BO! 15-:Coruer Blah, lite“ and Blffll'
Box lG-Norwalk Iron Works hulldinir.
llcx l'f-f‘orncr West avenue and Cedar
Box Il—Oovner West street and Taylor
Box SB—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box 105 ~Llorner South “sin and Monroe
Box BB—Jlsctric Light station.
B >x u-Fsirilcld avenue and Cedar street.
M
inn Rises
marrow it promises to be colder qnd clear.
with frosts. '
the guest of Mrs. M. H. Parsons, Brook-
a
the Franklin street school a visit yester-
,. ' current Adsms will‘snlertain the In
nis home on Grove street
Collin NOI'AL! mu ALA-ilk
‘ "Pm
street
school. .
ayenue.
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strut;
IVOMIB.
ll rests.
linsuturw Almanac tor ‘l‘u-asomw.
scum High This. Low This
at HI
at 0:18 at 4 53 ut 11:81
New York Eur-Id Walsh-r Iona-as.
The weather to-day promises to be clear and
'0 ler, followed by partial cloudiness. To-
———i
some counts.
"out "as two”. of Our City are Dull.
and Davina.
Home news on every page.
Mrs. A. W. Welton, of Cheshire, is
ide.
Echool visitors Light and Adams paid
luy sfternon.
~8uusage 12; cents, at Hsyes‘ market.
dependent Social club. Friday night, at
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rose Wank, of Waterbury, formerly of
south Norwnlk, to Louis Simon, of
Boston. '
Rev. M. R. Kerr, of the Yale Theologi-
l-sl seminary, will give an address in the
Prohibit n n v. street, this
8- ~___
—-Pieuty of delicious bread, st Lane‘s.
The Franklin street school will have
tsusunl biweekly progrumme Friday
t'nrents and friends are invited to
.ttend.
The King's Ddughtsrs of the Congre-
rstional church wrll hold u short meet.-
ug in the west parlor of the church this
evening at 7:30 o‘clock.
Hurry Govcm‘s cigsr store in the Hoyt
Thrstre building was closed last night.
and the stock and fixtures turned over to
vlsx Brock, of New York.
Concord street school, has returned from
.er homo m New Canaan, where she has
men tor some time on account of Illness
Palestine Castle, No. 2, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Uhsin, will give
the lirst of u series of sociublrs in their
lull, Washington sire-st, to-morrow
.iglit.
—l‘rrsli hum 120. ct Heyes' market
It is said that ngsn's lecture on the
World’s Fair is illustrsted by nearly n
~luridrvd stereopticon views of the flmat
wt. and (but abouts third of them are
'illnl'ed views. _ ’
levest Home exercises will be held
at the First Methodist church next Snu-
tluy evening. Appropriate decorations
sud music. with an address by the pae-
lm will be the features of the exercises.
The Epworth League meeting at the
First Methodist church, this evening,
will be led by Miss May Raymond. Old
and young are cordially invlted to attend.
It will be followed by a special business
meeting. ”w“
Twentyiflvs numbers of the Arlcu
Bulging society want to Bridgeport, last
night. to attend the concert given by
the Coocm'dlaa in Hsdlson Hall. The
Union this morning says asslsctlon by
them. under the direction of it. Vogler,
was admirably done.
A dog owned by F. E. Miller. who
k «pas boarding house st l0 Franklin
street, wss struck by a trolley car near
the Washington street bridge, this morn-
lng.ssd lsdlts back bmkss. Captain
0mm W. Byzbss ended the csoioe’s
sum-rings by drowning it.
~‘l‘hs largest line of line candlrsio
town, at lane's.
Speaking of W. H. Spear, who will
soon begin s (snowshoe campaign is
Booth Norws’lk. the New flavor: Journal
adeuIrleruys: "flskflsbosad noose.
butbaswcu the hesrlsof tbspscplaby
of Muslim.”
_ Aspen rostrum.
is
tau
my“
atherhpnsoostnsrtmose
kindness sod a marvelous pursues
power that hssgoucrighs tom bsast
nWlem October lib will
soatalmmolksrmsum
, shortumy."lolr‘l'wo blast Oat,"ky
W‘WMM
Seventeen tourists spout last night in
the tramp house.
JAMS GOLD“. mus Proprietor. _ '
Tl", . , . Sixty-six “denominations havsbsvu
am. i mdyl'lfih’mw 332.1% made out by the son clerk.
to... Cornelia 9. null. seriously ill
-!'rssb pork mic, at Bayes' market.
minute's. races; or coco" " ‘ use
wsla,isthsgoestofllr.aodlbl. e. o. menu! mud met-m to b-
Babcock. in New Britain.
Arepresentatlveof the Hartford Steam
Boiler Insurance company h inspecting until captain Petty added one more to
the butler at the city electric light works the M, when all eyes were turned upon
but-dd].
-—lilr. T. Mulocy Tully will give two
illustrated lectures on the World's Fair "
at Music Hull. Wednesday andTnursdsy, it i“ ““3." b”
Nov. 1 and I. for the benefit of the South
N orwalk Fire police.
cents to all parts of the half.
“million, 25
The remains of In. Charles B. Street.
formerly of Norwalk, will reach here
from Junesviile Wisconsin ”marrow
' ’ f of hi llsgal
for burial beside those of her humus in $3323, m 12:33.1. ,0
Union cemetery.
—Saussirc 12} cents, at Hayes’ market.
MIRIAM ”fills.
A Bunny Budget of nuns In. the
liner load of I'm
Home news on every page.
T. S. Morison is indisposed at his house
on Vi est avenue.
The Aiken-Bramble wedding will take
place this evening.
A break occurred in the water main on
Well street this noon.
Mrs. Frank Gregory, 9 Union Park, is
visiting relatives in Newtown.
A souwss born to Ira. (horgcA
Smith. this morning, at the residence of
her mother, on Harbor avenue
L. Wilkins eightycne, a former poll
norm of Union, N. Y., died at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Martin. in Westport,
last evening.
~§resb pork into, at Hayes’ market.
The Grand Division of the Sons of
Temperance is in melon nl Hartford to—
day. delegates being present from all
over the State. __
Mrs. Charles Parketon, of Marion.
mother of W. F. Bryant and Fred Bry
ant, of Norwalk. who has been seriously
ill, is improving ‘ , ‘ ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Boyd, of Peck-
skill, N. Y., are the guests qu Ir. and
Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom, at the Norwalk
Preparatory school.
in New York this morning on the steam
home this afternoon.
The Y. M. C. A. Seniors are is Slam
Professor Wilson's school team.
forest, Bridgeport. fivs points
lane’s.
0'33 Till "VII.
Iispic avenue.
halfluchbcsofovsals. ~
tscusawollssdss'shist forlu.
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In the whist games at the Norwalk
club. last night, between players of that
organisation and theBeasido club,Bnd a
port, the latter were successful. gaining
four tricks and wlnutugbytwo points ""'"' mm" ”'m’”'"'"“"”"
The tricks stood, Bridgeport, ass; Nov-
wslk,824. Ballet: and Comptrollfirldge- Old-timers who started life in ill.
pnrt,helat Clarke and Acton. Norwsik. cmsutry will rsrnembsr how carsfulIy
six points; lino-rand VanKeeranindu the unstained loner book of the corn
port, best [latch and Wilcox, lorwslk, was saved and dried for budding pur-
sixpoiutslieelerand VanNcas,Norwuik, poses—bot for brill for the cattle and
beat Chapman and Fistsbsr. Bridgeport. horses. but for the house chambsr-acd
five polnts: W. A. Curtis and 8. W. they were ccnsldnwdlothoss daysssa
Curtis. Norwalk. bras flatten and De- loog way shesdof straw fortksoadsr
sick. The tncdnn. restful spring bod
wasuotkuowals those av-lrassw
"HON! 0' "I'll HUI-I'D “I“! '3 ls wasnotkaowl Mt’ths ”on:
ThsBpwovthmof «some»
one lethobist church will sssst'ridsy
evening with Illss Bulls Bawkirss, of
W. (l. uCountmf tksVolastssr floss
cornucopia oflsrvd the bum “- fl.- 5.
M87! ill-4M!" fl" I" aadosr- “mm
lummmmm
'l‘hsfoimalofssslsssflrs. Hoary
Jonas-ill ksksllfimsrsowaftsravsa.
mauled by anon. M has “Millers-1.0!
m “minus-cube
muw‘mmnksrmksmd
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loWa
ldwsrd W. Godfrey,oftho firm of
Godfrey a 00., is taking in rs- World's :
Fair.
Ii. Edith Psych will have Bowaylon
automatically,
Frederick 8. Amblcrafl family moved
yesterday to Danbcry. when ILA-INC!
issmploysdas Insomnia a hat factory.
for Brooklyn in a few dsystorssids q
ennui-en's“
; ., WWW.
A dob. Lot in Children’s “Second
: ALL SIZES 250ts.
lc erman & Son,
s419wni-rmo'rou overseer. sour-H NDRWALK. couu.
~t—u
of l
’ lateralspsrtsmsn of thls‘plscs hsvs
used for hunting wild ducks on the
Sound. The littlevsssvlswwsedmlrsd
by msny as thoyllyattlsll’llouflup.
his marvel of beauty. skillaodinigcnulty.
Ir. Petty has given it. boat one or two
lslsand lsso wellpiuasdwltbberthat
will build several more.
POLICY I“ lllb'l’ 0" OUT.
[law of mm Doll.” law In who Pol“.
III” I! m.
Policy’playing in Stamford a... stop.
Ifoodsy night by Ibsfollowlngordinsues
adopted by the warden and burg-es.
Every psram who shall owner halo
pass-touchinwholaoriss part,ur
manage. orhave any intent whatever
in any policy oflos, tr any place where
tbegame common] knownaspohc'
iscarricdonmraogplaosrsaortedtg
for anypu muscudwsthsaid
game;or whosbsll write. tsansfarorde-
liver any of the slips, tickets or numbers
uscdinaaldgame,orsball collect one»
csive any money from an person for
such slips, tickets or non , or shall
have or take any pars in carryingcn
said game,shull bufiuwd not luslhan
tsu dollars nor more than fifty dollars
for each such odsucc.
It will now be the duty of the pollos.
says the Advocate, to arrest the men
from Bridgeport who hawk policy-slips
about Stamford every day, and who,
with braces directory and characteristic
swagger, have boasted that the authori.
tics of Stamford could not interfere with
their little game. It will probable re-
quire a prescription from Judge Downs
to convince the policy men that Stamford
is no place for them.
Sitllool. "IND ACCOUNTS.
Mata Audit-n lave (lo-plated Isa-i.
nation of the looks.
The State nuditors appointed by the
last General Assembly to make the ofll-
cialaudit of the aocounlofalidepart-
ments of the State government—ex-
Senator Cour Leach, (Rep) of Dur-
ham. and Edward L. Wells.(Deln.) of
“airfield—completed tbscxamlnatiou of
the books and wounta of the school
fund ofllce yesterday. To-day they will
examine so much of the books of Tress.
urer Bucges's offlcsaa refers to the ac.
counts of the school fund and will then
be prepared togivc their ofllcial csrtid
E. Apcll nod wife.of Norwalk, who catetoSchool FundCommiuioMrOIney
have been on s tour to Germany. landed The auditing carefully examined all
books, scaruuts and vouchers covering
ship Weslemland. They srs expected thepeflnd from July 1.19“. to Septem-
lmr 90. “393 The former auditors had
previously made an audit for the period
from July l, 1801, to September 80. 1892.
ford this afternoon playing a footh l soils“, with the exception of the past
team from lletts' academy, and Ilerrill's year, Commissioner Olney's financial
Business College team,of Stamford, arr transactions with and for the Stan-
ar the Norwalk Park trying to defer-t have been carefully mallard by four
independent persons. divided in their
political preferences, if such should be
taken into consideration.
LII! lllllll DEM.
Busting Dow- fov lashing.
kssfrsaasstly
lissfoaad a big
“finalisation-firm
vsskstasrs
“the
fly,
Ive-ts .1 Interest to "so Ploy-(loll:
and well liked play, “The World Against
Her." will appear at the Norwalk Opera
House tomorrow night.
the character of Madge Carleton, por-
trays auhonsst and faithful wife, who
Relish Nell gives good supportas loading
2::
are well received, especially the rain-
bow danoe.executed by Miss Uncle Villa.
ford police station from Waterbury, in.-
quiring about a runaway boy thought to
be in that city.
George Aucock and the dispatch says:
“His fsther is dead and would. like him
sent home."
hove received a petition signed by many
saloon-keepers asking that the license
g .. of vitamins hunks.— Imi II "My mud of tbs United sum circuit court
.fl. “m,“ m w I. m d“ outbawhlmdtbmd M0!
“Marathon
Ts rnusuuns rsruwsr. '
Punplo of lorwalk.
Agnes Wallace Villa.iu her well-known ‘
Miss Villa, in
herself in fayor of others
.and the entire company is said to
good working one. The specialties i
an. povesh'ruc sun.
A dispatch was received at the Hart-
The boy's name ll
The Hartford county commissioners
fee in Hartford and New Britain be re
duoed from .500 to .300 and that in
towns of the county that have over 8.000
p pnlstlon where the fee now is .400 .t
be reduced to 8200.
A circular letter has been sent to promi
uent citizens of New Hsven. requea t n
their algorithms to s petition asking
President Cleveland to re. appoint thr
Boo. N D. Sperry postmaster. The pe
tition has been signed by nearly the
entire fnculty of Yale university sud
many of the lending manufacturers.
One day the past week areur brake-
sssunou a Naugutuck min kept a record
of all the tramps he saw on the road.
When he came tocount up he found
that the sum total wss 67 It is not
to be wondered at that farmers along
the road complain of thefts, for this
number of men have to be fed and much
of the food has to be purloinsd.
In cutting up A large chestnut im-
Saturday at Mrs. MchrIsud's premises
In New London. there was found im
bedded in the heart of it, with st least is
foot of wood ‘all svound it, u horseshoe
ofan old-fashioned mske. considerably
mated of course, but the curiosity is to
know how the shoe could have become
imbedded where it was. The tree is at
least “)0 years old.
The County Commissioners visited ill-n
nett's bridge, is structure between South-
bury and Newwwn. hiondsy.snd Cllfl
demoed it. The attention or the team
was n centiy called to the slinky condition
of the bridge and the visit revealed the
fact alters thorough examination than
the structure in question is liable to col
lapse st anytime. A sign prohibiting
teamsters driving on it will be posted by
vile board within a few days A new
11 high willprubably soon be ordered.
halt a lacslvn In a Press Association.
Now You, Oct. H-Sult was brought
in the New York supreme court against
the United Press for the appointment of is
receiver and an accounting by the liven-
log News association of Detroit.
Aatiuea ‘lmk lovsmsut In New Jersey.
thelt' Cm'. Oct. tit—The Tabernacle
church was crowded at it thus clotting held
under the Moral Reform League of lind-
sou County in support of the antirsce track
gambling movement.
Illl speaks In Buffalo Neat Weak.
Butane, Oct. %.-“l is announced that
Senator llsvld ll. lllll will address a Dem:
ocrstic mass meeting st Music lull! in this
city nut. Monthly availing.
Verdict III the lab-Icy Cass.
funnier. N. Y., Oct. '25.qu tbs Maa
ham murder com the jury rendered aver
dictof gills“ mmlanhtsrlo the first
them- WW ,,,,,,,,,,,
Jud.- Iall of lulu-0n M
Moment. Oct. “mind" Hugh ls
heart disssss.
in... Wind‘s”. .. wm.
ant-swore. ltrs.s.w
Highest of all in Reverting Power.-—- Latest U. S. G
do: Runyon next Thursday.
Californis. is in New York with his wife.
jury for illegal registration in New York
city. ‘
town, N. J., is said to have three wives
the United States, died at Guuley. S. C.,
n
will prevent the occurrence of the Corbett-
Mitchellhght in that state.
to s mast of the wrecked schooner River-
side of! Cleveland.
M. E. church in New Brunswick. N. 1.
has challenged Senator Adrain to meet him
on a public platform and discuss the race
track question.
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The Ferris wheel is be stsy in Waco.
Martha Washington day was ohasrvsd at
he World's fair.
Emperor William will receive Embosse-
Young Fair, son of ex-Seuetor Fair of
Five persons were indicted by the grand
Thomas 0. Bullock, in jail at Morris—
iving. .
J. H. Miller, the oldest postmaster in
as
Governor Fishback of Arkansas says he
The bodies of two men were found lashed
Rev. Dr. B. C. Lippincott, pastor of the
A SUICIDE. CLue.
It Is Claimed that Ea-‘I‘raaslrer Durfoo
Was a lumber.
FALL luv Ell, Muss, Oct. 25. -—It is claimed
here now that Horatio F. Durfee, the ex-
treasurer of the Mechanics’ mills, who
committed suicide at New» Bedford on
Saturday, wu a member of is suicide club.
To add color to the statement it is stated
that in the early sixties four young men.
including Horatio N. Durfec, Thomas C.
Hill of Providence. Albert Brierstadt, the
artist, and one other man, either an artist
or n publisher, started together on a trip
to California.
Since then three of the four—rill except
Artist Bricrstadt—hiwe committed suicide,
and Mr. Brierstadt married the widow of
one of these three men.
Just Escaped u Plunge Into the Rapids.
Bl'flALn, Oct. 25.—A party of Buflslo-
clans narrowly escaped from being plunged
into legars river. The observation elec-
tric car was 20 minutes late. and the motor-
msn alerted nut to make the round trip in
20 minutes less than the usual time. The
fast rate of speed was continued on the
down grstle below Suspension Bridge, and
directly opposite the whirlpool rapids the
car left the truck. jumping toward the
river. only 8 or 10 feet distant. The car
struck a trolley pole in such u way as to
turn itself squarely at right angles with
the track. with the rear end of the csrwlth-
in three feet of the brink. All the passen-
gers were more or less hurt. but no one was
seriously injured. ‘
New Iork Women Will Cast a Big Vote.
BUFFALO, Oct. 25.——ln sevarnl sections of
western New York women will play an im-
portant port in the coming election for
school commissioner. Over zilliwotnen have
registered in two election districts of lfol-
land. In Sulnmsucu the Political Equality
club and the County Women's Christian
Temperuncc union ore conducting the can
you of bliss Martini Van Rensselaer of
Randolph for school commissioner. it looks
asif these combined factors were strong
enough to run the district. In Genesee
county rim women on: on the poll llsts in
nine towns. Four other towns. unreported.
doubtless could swell this total to an own
thousand. W ‘
he Barsdold rds Will Ila Arrested.
('llAltlJm‘f’IIN. lies» , Oct. 25.4w Thur-r
tiny owning. if the firmllclli guards parade
on they how nunonnml. the prospects are
that for the llrst lime in the hints of
Mllssllcllusctls smllltis company wil be
placed under omvsl. The coin by pro-
pose. to pnrtule in full rank» an carrying
rifles while rwtlug its an escort to O'Dono~
\‘su Russo. it he is to give an address. The
recent lculslnture passed A law forbidding
other limit the regularly organized corps
of the militia to particle with firenrrns
Courted Ilse for fifteen Yuan.
'l'uNAWANDA,N. ll. Oct. lbw-A new
tionsl suit for breach of promise has been
brought again-st Ii. ll. do Fields by Miss
Liz-tic M. Carrol. bliss Carrol alleges that
for is yt'fll's its Fields made love to list. rs-
psatrdly promising to ma her. Afsw
Wfllilt lino llo married snot or. and prior
to his wedding be sought to recover his
letters from the plaintiff. Upon ksr vol
fund to surrender them she alleges he tried
to choke her lulu submission.
., “A...”
uh om a Million for Charity.
Ptrrsnn no. (lei. 25.4% will of the late
ray-sass" lullivau to Us Missed.
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The above prices are
times nsrrtr.
Auanal lusting of the National Council
al council of the Knights of Columbus
was held in New Haven, yesterday, dele-
gates representing eightyone subordinate
councils in New York, Rhode Island.
Vishnu. Clil..0ct. 25.—-Psymsstsr John
6. N.. who was re
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the advantage of you.
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and twenty-ave persons“ coll {gm
lonos’, Harlem orSsymour’s. Success Floor.
grilles on floor has advanced seventy-five mil
a will for a limited time sell at the above price-
vising you correctly and giving you the
Beer THE MARKET Arronns.
took the advantages! the market, but won’t take
catheters:
r barrel.
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- . CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leadlnir Grocer.
83 Washington St.
Telephone Call _ I 8-2.
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strictly for
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IMO]! 1‘s 0? CDLL'IBUS.
Held in New luau.
The first school meeting of the nation-
Massachusetts and Connecticut being
present. Supreme Knight. John J. Phelun
presided. A number of minor amend
ments to the laws were discussed, sud it
was decided that the fiscal year should
begin January 1 in the future.
voted to cbsnge the rule regarding sssu-
ciate membenhip end hereafter nil Cath-
oiic mules of any age will be eligible as
associate members. The report for the
past your showed that the order was in
the most prosperous condition in its his-
tory Supreme Knight Pheiun's addrees
showed that $64,500 was paid out during
the put your for death benefila. ‘
The Knights re- elected their old board
of oilicers last evening, and then ad
journed, ‘
A Common Occuruncc.
it is not unusual for colds contracted in
the full months to hang on all winter or
as soon as a person is over one cold to
contract another. This succession of
voids is what causes chronic cutarrb and
bronchitic. One or the other of these
diseases is almost certain to be the hit.
For this reuson it. is of much importance
that colds contracted at. this sessonof the
your receive prompt attention. They can
be quickly cured if Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy is used. It sets on natures
pinn, loosens the cold. aids expectant
tron, und relieves the lungs, soon effect-
ing it permanent cure. ‘25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by (l. C. Strilson. druggist.
“The Best In the World.“
This is what W. D. Woodring, of Bord-
ly, Ky. says of Chumberlstn's Cough
Remedy. He spoke from personal ex—
perience in the use of it, himself and
family having just been cured of bud
coughs and colds by it, sod considers it
the best in the world. For sale by G C.
Stillson. druggist.
Chamberlain's Cullc, Cholera and Diur-
rlurls Remedy.
When troubled with pole in the sto-
thun plossed with the wit.
ant, safe and reliable.
solo by G. C S
Pltcher's Castorla.
“annuity wasalckmogavvhermla.
Woahswusmtlld,shacrisdformm
Wbsuslwbecunslhahscltmgmcmofla.
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T'" W’ W “WM“ Mil- enemy-m Hartford Mbytha " “'p‘mm " is t idlvlslon of in. rest r: s
mason..- tbs resultofthsfakafsd doings in is. covufislds of the sorts “w“m‘“ ‘° “afifn‘lwnw‘fg L.“u3l:'ln'$3llmlug to more than sl’.‘ it: h" ‘ 9”“"8-
entertalomtbeidlo flsudalf’s kali.iast “on Dora m “ml“ odhim. “Chodja, the | maxingamong various locsi charitable In Oh'Iden cry for
week. past of their say does or Montana-l “I'mmofymw on " "WW” “‘“M‘” Pitohcr’a Gastorla.
It Wil
rum-h, bllious colic. or diarrhea. uive this
melllclneutrlal and you will be more
It is pie-us-
25 and 50 cent
pls Everywhere. Good lows.
comparison with the best markets in the town. or stat...
gpeclal for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
Cllllllli, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR Mill SEPIA
in hind Work from the originnl negative. I This superior grade of work c-iv not be ‘m'ade 'from‘ '
c bias, but must he done from the original negative only. thereby pro-onion all the fine qual-
ii' y of the same, and producing in the finisher! picture velvety softness and richnessof tone and
detail. A fine exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio.
'——-FlNll PICTURE IRAN” lN IVORY AND HOLD .
“ A new line or
r—ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN PLATINOTYPES—
open for inspection.
E. I. .IICKSBI, PHDTllGIlll’llEllLiiS Will 81. fill
, E. J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY.
1k.
Satisfactionruemnwed i
PEOPLE'S MARKET ‘
21 Wall st., Nokulk
Telephone cull, Eff-’8‘
.———«——
llilllli.
WANTED.
DR
Mrs Hurtinsn. 2i llsvrlnnd street. south Nor-
wsik. srll 3m
sssnrleuc by the day Term-s, sire.
Cull between 7 and 8 in the evening,
Horses Wintered
AT
BlillilKSlllE 8TllllK Hill.
Pient y of box stalls and extru core.
M. H PARSONS.
m2 in:
Tot...
.x.
v0. or 5...... Main street. m1 «.1. in i;
prov. uiems, six rooms rent .15; also one
upurlnlent of ell rooms and one oft Ve moms.
rent :10.
or
Apply to W. Younss. Lockwood Manufactur-
ing company.
Lovm purl of huu-er t No. in but
enue, East Noni-slit. six rooms, not low.
or: 24.1w
INJRNISHED, for housekeeping, three or
more rooms. Address, MODERATE,
Dorian, nun 023$
ulnfi n m. u spri
street. six rooms.
at. W. LISTER.
0(5
n
from No rmberl. a?
w
k
\\ e~t «not.
IX rooms and until, ul mmiern nu roya-
ments. inquire of W. 1!. bur-m. . 0.19
”mild.
l
)Altl at huge: h iler’. Woodward svcnue.
rent. you». Hurlbuu huu‘e stud burn on
the hill. Apply to E. A. Woodward
(1
(Y
4
Ill).
ROOM apartments, modern improvctnts,
Maurine: Curbelt bui dine; rent 89 and
hour room lint. top iloor. ms: Earring-
:u‘s market. rrnl 3'). Inquire Old Well
lg r Couili‘rlf‘sKiwvrtcilllltztunrlle‘l. unfit!
' HE
Brown. at his HlOTelilll Smith .
Uwrgc F. Benn-e. City anionsl Bank. as tf
such
top floor in the insurance
bulldinv now occupied by Butler MEG
O 0. b. or [reticulum in uire of h. d
nib street, or
‘AST half of double house on Monroe street.
Enquire of R. H. Rowen. lyliltl
lldlng on Water street. AP
now. 1
" s‘mr some. ‘
ll.“
1:
Ln '(H'NT, ha st Nurwslk.
order. lnqu‘re of W
Mace, Loan! Norwnilt.
strut 3 “mm um or. whlrh will herald,
A i
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
"lav: . , . '
HOSEi-urt and an ft. 2%. in. fire hose. in
llr t clum- condition. inquire of W 6
on
n more “Lady Velma," also rarrluuc
spindle. nlcuh. snrl burner-s. All in
A. Raymond. 7 to
will!“
W [.6513 '“
" more 65...... A
llA
for its return to the City bath nal Bank.
store. Norwslk. and Cook's Ii
NR book, No 7M3. probably in Winit
of Hpvlngsmd A rewsrrl will b« paid
01'
gallium“ H is.
HORN!“ “PERI HOWE.
ONE N [(ifl'l‘ ONLY.
Thursday. ' Oct. 26.
Returnnf the Distinguished Actress,
AGNES WILLIE! VII.“
in lists Claston’s Greatest Success,
u—THB—
Worldlgainsllls’r
IAMY HIGH OLAIB EPIOIAl/"ID.
a sunset contrast! or rear-as.
Admission, doc. We. 150.
Reserved seals on sale at (l 's d"
Mw. Bout
limwa ls. scat
At is lame expense, the famous traveler and
lecturer. ii. 8. Bacon, has been secured to
deliver hissow and most popular factors on
'tbs
W
Menus (bowl-ask
limos» ll.
liaison oi .l
0., Oct. Hue—TM steamship
spun arrived from Hm
news of the wrrskoflks
“W11"...- m at broom l
Osiytbrsswsrssarsdootefllss
‘me
were. sscisrslrsd. hereto five out
' tlo tab to
“our“... ' ..
Q
r “m"..rnsromsc one day
“so
went an 2gray. had g,““’fi°“" marllsibed. mass with tgnu
w aatradin been up ssesonnts. so entered rs-
i to in house under srrrstmhrrvhe
or; raw dsv- on me my ”3,, m, ,,, .. ,,,, m, Real Estate and Insurance,
mm'm'mmm" “wand“ dismissing hint from the soul service wuumu "In".
“annulment-calm Min, for-mot “it“?i's'h
lltomrrowsm. J. Oct. mai’wplaln .ngfiag’fill. Willie than. :1:
thlsplass are excited mr swsdrllslbs» cm pong the city at rm“?
bride ' lite. lm‘fifilll'ii‘inl‘ihdli mm m;- . <7 7 . t
m. , . s .. “4...,
and tbs bridegroom Frank Ralph of [380“ HOME.
flightawwn. m to
buss
nucleus.
of lion-ta
'
wills trmtrsslolmcsm.
l
successes
wouos mt, .
lllusiratsrl by nearly in
Splendid Stereoplioon
Views.
{many of them column
In who have Mt bssu able
i soul 0 “cm“ "glob to [3:13, lb
it P
and mprcsslvslidsaof "
the small cont of II casts. (Children It“!
It usual
so. small cousins-"ml “mi.
Tussle: Insist, flat. 7th.
W,
Norwalk Chronicler