of parchascro.
‘ i . you are
.figoubled with a cough
’ cold, use
Mail’s Cough Remedy
*Plaisted’e Benzoin
Oream will remove all
{blemishes from the
complexion.
When you want
ludmething appropri-
ate for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
Our stock. We have
[many fine pieces in
cm Glass.
,Ilioyal Worcester"
Crown Derby,
ALSO
liter Dinner
Coffees
...-...’.”
ilPIai’sted
if . Druggist,
'43 Washington St.
"sown N()RWALK.-
Wall Paper,
Hills. ZUJLS. GLASS.
BRUSHES, alt.
This Is a good time to Point.
’2
m for doing your work.
:1
In use only Issette Pore.
eliflihn ‘iioiiiii.
shall be 11.1.11 to give you
dead» and heat linseed
NORWALK-i
in
it
is
meet he views
Alseour
HATS
THE EVENING SENTINEL
IOU!!! IOEWAIJ nan ALA}.-
nos swat... minim-no North was
It“
Box em Dayaad 'l'olles streets.
Box 9-“ m
BoxJIEWsatMcwosltn lrankllnstrest
school.
Box 184311an street.oopuslte school.
Boa 1am North Main and “um
Box lbw-Corner High street and Bsyview
avenue.
Boa lO—Nnrwalk Iron Works hulkling.
Box l‘l—Cornor West avenue and Cedar
street. .
Boa arm West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box all-Corner Ely svenueaml Benton street.
Box 25—00mm South Main and Monroe
um.
Bax sis—1.1mm Light station.
Box 41~Falrleld avenue and Cedar street.
_mmw
mmmrmz'l’m.
Guam-es Sunfish
Till.
It 6:75) fl. Mil
Al. 1 ”till
now tort Herald Weather lorosaes.
The weather to-day premises to be from
cloudy to partly cloudy and warmer. with
, rain. followed by clearing and cooler condi-
tions. Tb-morrow it prurnisesto be generally
fair and cooler. pmibly preceded by rain on
the coast line. .
SOUTH NORWALN.
What the People of Our city are Doing
and laylan.
Home news on every page.
The Independent Social club will hold
a business meeting tonight at the resi-
dence of Clifford Adams, Grove street.
Sam llesritt, a well-known saloon-
keeper of Bridgeport, was arrested yes-
terday for violation of the liquor law.
~8aussge 12} cents, at Bayes’ market.
”MW..- ,
The celebrated lecture on the 'world‘s
Fair, by H. II. Regan Ill. lingiven once
only, and the date i: Tuesday, Novem-
ber 7.
'j-Nc Inatter if it rains Saturday, dou' t
to get a pound package of mixed
candy in lane’s window. A genuine
bargain; the best yet.
Mrs. R. H. Brown, who has beenrvisit-
ing Mrs. John H. Knapp, of West street,
returned to her home in New Haven
yesterday. -1.-- fl
—Plenty of deliciou bread, at Lane's.
C. I". Comatock lodge, Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen, will hold its annual
ball in [halo Hall, South Norwalk, on
Thanksgiving night.
A twelve and three-quarter pound boy
arrived to gladdeu the hearts of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Flatt, at their home on South
Main street, Wednesday night.
—Fresh ham lilo. at Hayes” market.
The members of the Fourth Section
Brigade Signal Corps. met last evening
at the Bridgeport armory and nominated
Frank L. Cogill for lieutenant to succeed
lieutenant Owen Borne, who recently
resigned.
--F'or Friday and Saturday. at Lane's,
we will give you mixed chocolates, flue
flavor, for 23 cents pound.
W. ll. Spear, the temperance evange-
list, is now closing up a two weeks' cam-
paign in Ansonia. About 1,000 have
signed the pledge and donned the blue
ribbon. He begins work in Booth Nor-
walk next londay night, at the First
Methodist church. and will continue his
labors here for a week.
—Freeh ham 120, at llayes' market,
Olive Branch Lodge, K. of P., enter-
tained the uniformed rank of Joseph
Dowdall lodge, of Bridgeport, in: night.
The visitors gave one of the best sshibi.
tions of sword drilling ever witnesod
here. Olive Branch conferred the second
degree on Joseph Perry, after whicha
flue supper was served.
There was a big time at Arlen Hall.
last night, the occasion being the‘ eels
bratlon of the sisty-ilrst anniversary of
the birthdsyof George Behanb. There
were porch-making and refreshmeniund
a general good time. The Arlen Singing
society presented Iir. Bchsnb with a
handsome rayon prairsit of himself.
~Atune'qfor. rider-Id Belem,
acarameltkakla danyforooc. pound.
1 A...“
rs. unconsciousness-ease
ll
: ill
rammed-1mm.
s11: 1111211th “Job-...
Without boukrupfing the 'i
* Men's ”Furnishings
We sell the best two dollar Hat cold in the state.
So.
a concert
night.
residence
"keep".
~Dun'tforgetlhosociableofthe
Bihsnissgbnlgkt,lndrlaiflall,
Indian-trees.
William L. Eider «turned ysterdsy
frnmamonth’svislttotheWorld’sPaer.
~1ane7siswlthuut doubtthsplace to
buy ksndy.
TheJerome lay Banjoclubwill give
Ire. CharleaE. Dunning and family,
ofDanbury, are vhiting Ir. and Mrs.
WilliamCralg, «Burbank street
Rev. H.
in the Union Gospel Temperance Ro-
form association hall, Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
~Sausane 121” cents, as Bayes’ market.
Thewerk of laying water pips in front
of the Swans property on Lockwood's
lane, the extension of Lexington avenue, .
was begun yesterday.
Three boats arrived foran I1. Ferris
yesterday—tho schooner Sarah Tomp-
kins, withaeargnofbrickandtbe boats
l]. E. Dcveuny and Owen lcCailrey
with 00“.
Tun Smarts. was in error when it
said that Wilson & Co’s bet factory had
shut down. It was stated at the factory
yesterday that the firm is turning out
about twenty-five dozen hates day.
A gang of men were working last
night and to”
wash house on the lallcry place on
Wertavenue.
at thetimeof thealarmuptownthougbt
thewsskhoneewaeailre.
E. Willeta, the builder, who resides In
West Norwalk,hasasmall lotnear his
up abousczfixw feet, partsofwhich
wouldbointbuthreotownsofl‘ew
Canaan,NorwalkandDa1-Ien.
~Freeh pork mic, at Hayes’ market.
Chief Engineer Wehle will call the fire
department out tonight for [traction by
one stroke of the alarm at 8
After the practice refreshments,purchas—
ed with a contribution from C. F. Tolles,
will be served in Pntlmm floss house.
—-The Iamst line of fine candiesiu.
town, at lane’s.
A barnin Hillard belonging to Theo-
dore Platt. a iluhher in The Adams
Brothers list lannfacturiug company's
factory,waeburnedtothe ground at 6
o’clock,th‘u morning. Ills lo- is be—
tweendwo and soot; insured for 0350
through Jacob I. layton's agency.
Nothing wassaved.
Some timaagu In. Joseph llcasa,of
(lranitoville, purchased some furniture
from Amos, of Bridgeport. on the in
stallmeut plan. he flrln claimed she
had broken the scum she made with
them,andsens amen these thismovn-
ing to takethe mods.
oel lrelandwas on
refilled to let the nodsgn out of the
house. lire. Hosea clafuss the firm
broketheooutracsdrst.
majnmtgensralhssisuediloa-
eral Orders No. I, directing General
Haven to busmdenforresussingths
regularwesklysvnlngdrilbforthedrlll
season, commencing Novembes.l and
coastaulnguntil Juaelneqairingspo-
chi attention to instruction In guard.
outpost duty and eatendedoldrrdrlll
The order also directs that ”unusual
master and melon of allergenic:-
mmmmsmm
shailhsmadsbstwsntheliltbaudfltb
daysof November. usdsrthnehsgsof
showpiece-sander.
atldellsll,Wednshyaadiursday,
Nov. l 01",“!thth
Norwalk.
st thsClty Hotel tomorrow
walk.
Amblerkl’orry
E. Burns will give anaddrcs V
Cloak or Mantle
liesAnulsBmltbhsslolslyillathar HAWAII KIWI.
’homeouCrosstress.
‘ A Dressy Wm nl Items from this
“EBay-magumamm . Unwfilsftswa.
Mfikfmkbwmpfig Ire. lsesoB.Duty.~ ufflest avenue.
Is eighty years old today.
11.8 Daensad-x'iwlls “ore '“eajoy'lagg I
ddvethrougbllew Yorksatn.
The lnvitatlm for ,,ths,.Jsekscn,-Bstti ,
wedding were Issued yesterday.
Howell Bedell, of Nisosk, is visitv
lugbh suntan hstaveane, East Nor-
Theodorelowndes In looking fortbn
party wbobrokeoutthewlndowsiuthe
hatfsctory.
Wlliam Eanfordaud dau
dugbsiliiut Hill are WW Lax: li- Sadle Hawkins will entertain the
weeks with friends in Bridgeport.
bead badly.
lain street.
.usytearingdowntheold
Pashw-insthoohce
‘..—....—
onwhmhheeayshecouldput
o‘clock.
erotic ticket
k-ssatls Bam-
, howsvu, and
lowercourtand
“fifth-film
The Y. 11. c. a. football 1.... will
play a game with the Yale Consolidated
team Morrow afternoon at can o'clock.
-chal .Adams is moving into the De-
KIyanaceonWestavonue, oppositeSt.
Mary's church, fluently vacated by the
Whitney family.
Joseph Beagan, of Franklin avenue,
Norwalk, fell on the sidewalk db Bail-
road place. this morning and cut his
111- Louise man... and 11.-.110.-
ard Wilson. of Bidgeilekl, are spending a
week with Ir. and Ira. John Boutou,of
—Ask for land's cough drops; immed-
iate relief; largest boa In themsrket, be
H. J. Grumman, Charles Grumman
and lint Northop went frat fishing
thi.morning and have prombsd their
friendsenoughlabtofesdtbsmaweek.
Anaiarm fromboadanlledthsNos-v
walk fire department down East avenue,
lsstovening,tosstingihkalrehatrue
near the barn of theNcrwalinltary
institute. Whentnsaiarmwaetsnad
initwaetbougbtthebarnwaeouilre.
Sunday w1l| be oinsved s Harvest
Sunday at the Norwalk Isthodist
church. The church will be adorned
withfrultsandgaiamndin the morn-
ingthopastorwillpreachaqecial ser-
mon. lntbeeveningthefitltdayschool
willrcnderaconosrtprogramms.
Judge Andrew Sellsck. of Stratford, is
in Norwalk to-day ”commuted by E.
C. Wood. of that place.
looking at a valuable pieooofpruperty
owned by Ifr. Sellout In South Norwslk
with aviswof purchasing it and broom-
log a resident of Norwalk.
Water Commi-ioueraeloct met ys~
tsrday and drew lots for the varying
terms of service. John P. Treadwell
drew the three year term: Frederick
load, two year. and C. B. Coolidge, one
year. do much for a goodBeushliean
allowinghis name to go on tlieDerno
ln theflnpremeflourt, yesterday,tbe
caeofthe Norwalkfladight company
against the borough of Nurwalk was
argued. Themltwssbroughttorecover
damsgssinourredtotheplalntil'spips
bythelayiugof sewerpipeaia ehsbor-
ongh. 'l'hspialntldwssdsfsssedlnths
fl'
W.J.Croeby,oneofthesssistant
It is probable that Peter 2. Downs,
freight agent of the road, will succeed
him. and that Chm I. Cockle,
freight agents! the Berkshire division,
willfllllr. Bowsan'soilloe.
Atom of powerful tisekkwses ab .... g guest during the weekofllis
hensdtoalnmbssbuawsgonetartsdto mnflhqmood
runawayneartheauoa tkhscralug. g" fly. Phillip-mt Westvillo. onlei-
Tkeyraa Mathews-lag“ sear
lb eoraer,wksrs they were captured
bythedrivar.wko was rnuhgaekost mega-”Commbionershavegrantr
dboaaeehehtat. Beuoppedthsmiaadgmtoilsnryaflehstosell
esamtoallpavteoftkskall.
In a heck of BMW“
Isuedysatsrday flu-lbs“.-
eral'solcstksresultoftkshrbdsrlls
shoot to oibeialy Mead the
Fissirsgimsatkavlagwoatkslretprls
mun-sis sweededtksdfrercspto
Ir. Woodie
DOW
”EITHER—
Ladies’ or Children’ 8
YOU” GO TO
A Dickerman & Son’s,
S4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
i“
0'83 Til! DIVER.
lows and Gossip of the Day In last
Norwalk.
Although still confined to her room, It
In thought that His Lillian , Jones’ con.
ditlou is somewhat improved.
. Epworth League of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church, at her home
on Haploaveune, to-night.
,Thooontenta of the Ambler a Ferry
hat factory, including finished and 1111-
ilnished hate, racks, etc, making nearly
a car load, were shipped to Louis
Marks, in New York city. this afternoon.
Captain Nathan Roberts was surprised
Wednesday nightby about fifty of his
numerous friends. They took complete
posession of his home and were admira-
bly entertained by the captain and his
' amiable wife.
The tunnel of Mrs Henry Jones was
“largely attended from the East Avenue
Methodist church, yesterday aftcmoou.
Rev. C. If. Pegg officiated and the poll
bearers were James L‘Bommedieu, J . S,
Randall, T. L. Carr and J. C. Hawkins.
There were many floral tributes and the
singing was very appropriate. The in
torment was in the East Norwalk come.
tery.
s
BOWATTON.
In. Samuel Ferris' is spending a week
withberdaughter, Mrs. W. I’. Tnlmadge
InBrooklyn. ‘
lax BoIcer, the barber. and his family
IO“ Bow-yuan Incl. Friday night. His
creditors will console each other until
the robine nest again. In the meantime
landlord Jose is out about 875. it is
said, for back rent and repairs.
Fred A. Hall, son of S. Hall, the welio
known butcher, who has been traveling
through Mexico, is home for a month's
visit.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new road through the property of Theo-
dore Austin. and is will be finished in a
short time. It is said that when connec-
tion is made with the electric road in
Norwalk the course will be over this
road. The town of Darien has a number
of men of tberoad-making department at
work on IIog llill, blasting out rocks and
looking numerous other improvements.
WBSTPOB'I‘.
John ll. Wood is on a business trip
through the west.
His Emma Still, of New Britain, is
vbiting frlmds in town.
In. Gould I). Jellitle, of Nougatui-k
i visiting friends in Waterbury.
lb Dillio Guy, of Nova Scotia, is a
guest of Ira. Kenneth Mackenzie.
Ir. and In. Samuel Wood will more
to their new home in filtration] today.
Charles Harris, of Bridgeport, has been
week.
at her homeou East Church street, last
evening.
lb Frankie Bennett. of Waterbury.
lavlstting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Bennett.
lav. Ir. Warner, of New Haven, will
ndlctate at the Methodist Episcopal
lb Nellie Boyce, of Bridgeport, has
sum church, Iasttldnday,tos
aongregaticoatbotbservlcos.
-Oaanoountof tkakadwardsessoa Charla-P.6bapmau,l’orterlfclfeel.
wodndurulvshsvllyetmksdwitkna.Willlsmr. ltev. sndlfre.0.c
mmnmnmwmumnsmmnm
fisfamrahfthe late Luke Wilkins
maples from the resldsneeofF. D.
,yssterday The burial was In
Bmkeemetsry.
leth. N. llippsrley. Oscar
Islet mansion-.11». Lloydltssh
unawsrdENshhavetsturneilfrom
Momma-WWW!-
g“ mdfieflredspartment,
helliaths Opsailoasr,lundaysven
I.
Am flosefstival washsldin
mammalian-urination
~M.Wedsssdayand‘l‘harsdsy
We! week. 'l'hsywilleiesrm
first”
muwmalgréhw»
W. I”. amt
w lflm. man. 11. 11 Banks,
“W” klvuethJ. monuments
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Till
I
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tell you where to get 11
Highest of all' in Leavening Power. --Latest U. S. Gov' t Report.
0 , I
W]?! PURE
the guest of friends here «luring the
In. Charles Money gave a reception .. -
under
A IIS’I‘EBI IN 008003.
A Scaflnlding Left Standing About a
[loose for Forty Years.
More than forty years ago, John Vauo
strand. of Coscob, built a large, square
house, and for some reason allowed the
scaffolding to remain standing about the
house just as it was left by the carpen-
ters, and he and his family have lived in
the house continuously. The neighbors
soon began to talk and wonder why he
did not remove the unsightly boards,
and when asked about it the owner said
with great emphasis he would remove
them when the people stopped talking
about it. Others said his taxes were lem-
house, and it was also rumored that it
was on account of a quarrel he had with
his wife at the time the house was erect-
ed. Whatever the cam may havebeen,
the boards and timbers have remained
and been an eye-sore to the neighbors
and a source of comment to panels-by
for over forty years. Recently, for some
unknown reason, the boards were re.
moved by the owner, greatly to the sur-
prise and gratification of the neighbors,
who have not dared to ask the reason,
probably fearing that the owner would
replace them, or knowing if they did in-
quire they would get little information
for their trouble.
Allan's Discovery [or Piles.
Allen' a Discovery for Piles is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. Do you have
soreness and chafing with intenaeitching
often at night? It' is dangerous to n?erle:d
these symptoms. If. you have so
gnymcured Willi nhvnnio pile. and fool you
cured, give Allen s Discovery
ooe trial. It' isaucw discovery that cures-
piies. Sold by all druggisto. Price 50
cents. Sent b mail for 50 cents. Ad-
dress Allen's iscovery, Box 88.1.eltoy,
chambei-Ikin's c.n.;‘é{.;n;..".‘..n Diar-
rhoea Itosnedy.
When troubled with pain in the eto
mach, bilious colic, or diarrliiua, give this
medicine atrial and you will be more
than pleased with the result. It is pleas-
ant, safe and reliable. “'1 and '10 cent
bottles for sale by (i. C. Stillson, drugist.
”The 11... In the World. ‘
This is what W D. Woodring, of Bord-
Iy, Ky., says of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He spoke from personal ex-
patience 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 (l. (.'.
Stillsmi ilriiggist.
If a New York millionaire gives 11 (iii:
her at (11h avenue and both street, costing
.700. 00, which gives 19 sacral; £3"er d
n no-
these poo lo 1!
tors' billsan “Wham topnyflmo
each for Cactus BIoodCure to cure them
what would be the saving per capita ii
the dinner should not be given there
being 87 persons at the fossil
Inquire at Plaistod's drug store. when
you may have the solved and
get information ahoiiti‘ octus Bic i (.‘urc.
imam”.
MUSIC " 11111.1.
Tuesday. Oct. 3 I at.
0" JOLIJ NIOI‘I' ONLY.
-Tlll MILLIONAIRES UP FUN
HEISHIW Illl TEIB‘IIIECK.
Ill 1‘"!
VIIIILANT or l'AIlCl ('(lhiltillml
run low
“NABOBS.”
liy W111. Gill. Author of "Adonis." "Old Joli
rout ."etu.
mow MUSIC,
new SPECIALTIES.
mew FUN.
-..-
fee will Lsagki
sad Laugh ll
I“ bangle lll
1mileage”.m on sale at l’laistol s and lilas'. Prices
At a lame espouse. the famous traveler and
lecturer. If. If. Ileana, has been secured to
deliver biases and most popular lecture on
the
WORLD’S illll,‘
illustrated by nearly so
Splendid Sioieopiioon
Views.
(monks-entered.)
unnum- maniacali’sflmwkflksxonntreanj
its first tnsioiou tum.
”inmuamm safer
iialerwslkcesgngsttsastflksreh,
Mrlvealag. Health
gamma...
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'I'Hlin
lones‘, Hookers or
High (transcends are (meanest.
want to make our friends
and twenty-lived persons cmhiapp’nii a? with ve dollar bill,
layman’s Success Floor.
’09 on flour has advanced seventy-five cents
0 will for a limited time sell at the above price. We are
lug you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
It took the advau of
w the advantage oft,“e
you.
he. one hundred
perbnrrol
the market, but won't take
Telephone
CHAS: E. SEYMOUR,
7Leadlng Grocer,
33 Washington St.
ca" l8‘2s
genera.
detail.
I
lll‘g'oulder‘“k batoaku
m...” stand Lillian
Lamb 11.1.01... "
curedllams. '
mil-ml"...
regtoard ual .
The above prices ”.3. strictly1 for CASH.
do All People Everyiiilisre. flood liaise.
inparIaon with the best markets in the tow n.” or “state.
E. .1. WADHAiiiis, Proprietor
PEDPLE' 8 IIIIET.
liiNorth Main st.. So. Norwalk.
Telephonecall, 533. I
FREE DELIVERY,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
4
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalk
| Telephone call, 57-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
BHAYON. PISTELLE, WATER Cfllflll MID SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work (1 innot be made from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving 111] the line qualv
Ity of the same, and producing in the finished picture veliety softness and richness of tone and
A fine exhibition of this beautiful work may now he noon at Studio
”FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY ANI) GOLD——
A new line of _
"ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS 1N I’LATINOTYPES—
open for inspection.
E. II. JACKSON. PilllllllilllPllEll, 53 Will ST, "DIWALI:
ened because it was an "unfinished" _
A Common Occurauee.
lt' is not unusual foroolds contracted to
the (all months to bang on all winter or
as soon as a person is over one cold to
contract another.
colds is what causes chronic catarrh and
bronchitis. One or the other of these
diseases is almost certain to be the result.
For this remn it is of much importance
that colds contracted at this season of the
{gear receive prompt attention. They can
quickly cured if Chamberlain’ s Cough
Remedy is used
plan, loosens the cold, aids expectorn-
tion, and relieves the lungs, soon effect—A
ing a permanent cure.
bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson.druggist.
This succession of
It acts on natures
25 and 50 cent
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
thu one inn- is 17111111. one until 101' custom
When she became Min, she clung to CastorIa.
Whoa she had Children, she gavethern Castorla.
Ghl'lren Oryfor-
Pitcher’e castorla.
IIorwslk Horse Railroad ilo.
Winter Arrangement Commencing (let. an
IAIN LINE.
have Norwalk.
MoA.M..'.N\ Ac. THEM.
(ill " N. II. AC. 233 “ N. Y. Ac
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have South lurwalk.
iiinAJi. IllolilfLM. rooms is. «H.111, M.
«iii .. " one ' one
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SUNDAY TABLE.
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have Nurwalk.
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have heath levwalk.
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WINNIPAUK EXTENSION.
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heave leewaik. have Willlpaxrk.
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Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking foralot, or house and lot,
with the view port‘hnslng. are Invited to
callandexainineourlist. IV chine them for
sale In every part of the city 111 reasonable
prince and on easy terms. anal ti’
"W wnnnien.
TIDY girl for general housework in a.
family of two Protestant preferred
u{,Hilyafterilie.1ii.tolilre Ionics. hill street
South Osborn avenue, East Norivnlkég‘gnn
of) l.
A GIRL to cook and— (10— general housework.
Apply at 8 North avenue.
(‘OMPETENT mun “iii tilt electric bells
or any kind of bells or put Ii. new ones
Ap i} personally or by postal Enw Alli) Russ.
)nioml street. South Norwnlk. was by
DRESSZIIAKING b) tlieday. Terms. 81 .'10.
(all between 1 and B in the owning,
Mrs. Martinez. mllaviland street. South Nor
walk. srliilrn
Horses Wintered
AT
iiiiooiisine STnilK r1111.
Plenty of box stalls and extra care.
M. H. PARSONS.
oci2 I111
T0 LET.
0.91 South \lain street. list with all im
prov emi nits, six rooms rent 815; also om
apartment of -ix rooms and one of the rooms,
rent Sill. Lower part of hour-eat No. 40 East
av.euuc East Norwalk ~ix rooms. rent low
Apply to W. ‘iosnxs, lax kiiood Manufactur
lug company. or 24 Iw
FURNISHED, for lmusekm-piiig, tliroe (it
more rooms. Address \IOIIE thF.
a small family. a house of six rooms and
one acn- of ground pleasantly located on
Riverside avenue, near the ceirieto ry. Inquire
of lines Kellogg. out till liv
b‘llls'l‘ door. M Sprin street six rooms.
from Noveiiilnrl. \ 1|. \\'.l.!:1:'rllit.
‘2th
No. 'II A1111 alreei.1irst floor ili room 5.
L l‘.211ru10111|1.l..iI.l)i-:(i\'ait,agent.lll
Wash iiglon street, 1ity.o(:l2'f 3t
F‘IlOM November 1111 new house of 6 rooms
with bath cistern and well water: two
minutes walk from Ilownyton depot. Rent,
.m Inquire Haney A1 kart lownytou.
‘.onn
SIX rooms and bath nil iiimlern I111 rove-
ments. quiiin of W. ll. N.Ml'nl. o. as
Went street. 012125 11
)AltT of lower liniim. Winniuaril avenue.
11 1",." (ll lliirlbiitt house anilbnrn on
tliuhili. Applyiol‘I. A. Wood lwnrd.
1“!" («ml
Nll' rum
lleaiuiiit and umienlent 1111111111, in
of no inuretliaii three. no child-
‘10"). No. chiudilniitoiisirect.
our.“ in
4 HOUR! apartments. iiimlorii Iinpmvornts,
liwartm'e (Morlntt building; rent Oil and
31.11 Four roomilal top floor iiier l-‘iirrln- ,
iou'u market: rent sin. Inuiiiro Old Wei .
Cigar(‘11..(1fllroitlWashington striei. aumf
ll!) top floor in V the Iiiniirnnce
)bnlli’llni, now llf'f‘llpltfll by Iliitlor lsulge
0 or [mitlciilars inquire of II. I:
Ilriiwn. at his store on Smut l Main street. or
George II‘. ilonrsn. (‘ Ily Natii1iisliimik.amf
i‘AH’l‘ half of double house on Monroe itroet.
“J Enquire”)! It. ll. lhiwuii. Jylh' ti
SMAL'hKn buliiling on Water street. Aiigy' to
WM
[‘08 SALE.
. ‘7 'HM 'KUH wim-r motor. Wllli'll WIlTI;;dld
cheap for want of lbw. Apply at this
. 11 nice.
"hilt-11 hose. In
lionilmrt and mm "if. Mr {w
Ill 11 11
ref. lan condition
LICK" 111'. last Niirwnik wily}:
AY niaro "lady Velma." also carriaguf
B spindle, sleigh. and burners. All skinned
order. Inoui roof (W. A. Raymond“? (is
P1111 1'. East Norwalk. 1m
' " no".
MINI-f boa, probably luitwcen (liar sires
'l'ayior avenue A reward is one
for its return (othis ethos cowl 3t
BANK book.w Nu. hmAirew probably “in viciniis
for its Mrelmvn(«111.com National ”‘3:
ISSESSOIIS' Illllcl.
23W!» their I“reigned. hereby ire nollooto
lions llab o to pay tam
nylons "I Nmnr. kill“! they Mu ll“-
|y law lad e iverto
1cm" 11. hrs
athsm on or fore the day of ovoni
.mawri'iientnah rlnfltnllist date 2%
a worn no
(rd them droid him 11 0(2&1bsr.lxll£'llstils
.olborw hetythsdn
aka out" “ch list accord?" d"
[merit an knowledge. am
Wmllhmlfl which ill”
I”Inuit to 11.-11d from which‘ii'stmai
odioibod
eel tfldpsfidlflm Iankli’nllvl Iris. or:
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