are...
bled with a cough
. d, use
.llen you want
cthin‘g appropri;
for anniversary or
3 riding gifts, look at
Our stock. We have
y fine pieces in
~AISO
liter Dinner (toilets.
g’v'ing‘eete or ' . e.
.ll.PIaisled
Si iOILs. cuss.
lemurs etc:
{will {good time to Paint.
a fill Is Ilssssl to give you
m for dsisg your work.
It guarantor tstisisotlon in
”are”
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Wi It only lustt’s Pure.
. 1%
Till! EVENING ‘ SEN‘l'iiiEl.
ran com. aorta and hurl-rm.
mmmmuum
sons- 1031A]; nan ALA...
Box om Washington and North flats
stream
gm mmmmm
Boa u—Westmopposits Praakilnstrest
lS-Cmoordstruhonostlssobool.
Souls-cornmxorthlfsinaadmuvssts.
Bull—Dorset High street and Blyvlew
avenue.
Dar u—NoswaiklsonWorksbuilding.
Boast—Corner Wmt avenue and Cedar
Born—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
mWflysvsnnssndnoutonstroet.
South-Corner South Help and Homes
no: al—llectric Light union.
Boa di—lairlakl nouns and Cedar street.
W
”liaisons Alma-as saw I've-marrow.
“031M“ Itdzll Mimi-5'64. “at. all.
Inert-k Israll Weather Iuvsaast.
The woathertodaypromlsestobeganersl-
1y fair and cooler. preceded byralnonhong
Hand in the morning. To-morrcwltm-um-
issstobsclsarsndcooierollowe-ibyfrosts.
800T]! NORWALI.
wnas manner-«carols, araDolag
» reassess-e.
Home news on every page.
Him Grace Seamus, of Dsnbnry.is
theguestoflissllnyE. Smith, of Bay-
view avenue.
-——Fresh ham 12c. at Hayes' 'market.
The genuine Regan lecture on the
World'anir will be given once only,
Tuesday, Nov. 7th.
The second lecture in the Wilder
course will be given in the Baptist-
church, next Tuesday. on "Railroads
Hore and Abroad ‘ .
—At Lsne' s, for Friday and Saturday,
I caramel Wis a daisy for 20¢. pound
All? oyster house owned by Daniel
’Hoyt, which was floated up to Water
streetby thofrmhetlastspring, was
floated back to its former anchorage a
day or two ago.
——'l'he annual sociable of Germania
Sengerhund will be held Monday, Octo-
ber 80, in Germania Hail, Washington
street bridge.
Miss Natalie Jennings. daughter of
CharlesE. Jennmga,of West street.ob
servcdthe anniversary of her birthlsst
evening. by entertaining a number of
her young friends.
«Fresh hum 12c. at Hayes‘ market.
Owing to the storm last evening, the
fire department did not come out for
practice. The three companies, how-
ever. ambled at Putnam Bose
house and enjoyed the spread donated by
C. F. Tolles.
-You can get table cloths, napkins.
sheets, pillow slips and towels laundried
‘ for 950a doaeu at the South Norwalk
Stmm Laundry. Goods called for and
delivered.
The caseof the State against Daniel
Hanlou. who was accused by Edward
Brennan of selling liquor to minors.
was continued again yesterday until next
one of the wltusmss.
~Saumge19toents. at Hayes‘ market.
Cottage City, a favorite summer rs-
of the hauntsof the old Neptune club.
hadabig lire thsother night by which
insured for “.000.
..._.. .m-...
slersoplleonlscmrestothecblldrvn
beholdhtthsohdrbb and will be free
will bs on "Pilgrim‘s Progress.”
«Soot window, '3'. Washington street.
nightstthermldtaueolOlllordMams,
ms. atlmlo IalhtromOoeloek until
Snow
lav—.m....sm
hill-Ir
Poliylileeihsmstdpsoplswsrs pres
sstattfidlfiaaamlsoslsblsofdsotloa
No.1oltbsAnoisst0rdsrotSlbsrslans,
hAmaMIsdlsoastrssMsstalght.
We , tarnished assists
Wham. -'l‘llsoosslslttsss
handsome .tbs
. ,urnlsfijngs
a responsive chord en the hearts of a buying com-
Cloak“ or Mantle
Got» one at Tomllnmnspbsrmcy
. a run to South Norwalk tomorrow, hav-
‘ brow. who is filling theplsceoforganist
. 8:30 o‘clock, at we church.
Wednesday, on account of the illness of
sort of many Norwalk neophsod one
the Highland House was destroyed. The
hotel was worth about [30.000 and was
-Plentyof dellolombrssd. stIane's.
Neati‘rldaysvsoingths pastorcf the
Baptistohurchwlll hsgiuassries of
sndyouegpsopls. Those lectures will
Tlckotsmaybs obtainedst the Sunday
school on Sunday. Thollrstllvelsotum
At the regular business meeting of
the independent Social club. held last
mamas-airshow toglvea
rsssptlos on m Ila”. November
il.Aftsrthsbstlasssmsstlnglastnlgbt
refresh-mistress ssrvsl and a social
“lane’s is, without doubt the place to
So. Norwalk.
Ahotloarnslonouooftheosrsofths
coo train.oausodadslsyofssvesal
udnnteslnSoothNorwalkthlsmornlng.
'l'bsosssofw. W. Contact against
Edward S. laidlaw,fornslllngbraoksts
onthetreeslnfroa‘tof Ir. Comatock's
premises was settled outof court. this
Ming.
-Akeymsybsing you 015 in gold.
‘Abouttwenty msmbsrsof thallamb
linglihsololnb, ofBridgepcrt.will take
ingreoslvsdanlnvitatioutodiuo at the
Ilbhackemo hotel.
lies Natalie Diabrcw will prmide at
thecrganlutbe Congregational church.
at the Sunday school exercises tomor-
row. substituting for lies Nellie Dis-
at the Methodist church during the
absence 0! lira. James Golden.
—llr. T. DeQuincy Tully will give two
illustrated lectures on the World's Fair
at Ernie Hall. Wednesday and Thursday,
Nov. 1 and 2.for the benefit of tboSouth
Norwalk Firs police. Admission, 25
osnutoallpartaof thshall.
The Wind” school will
give an autumn concert on Sunday even
ing, November 12th, the choir to be com-
posed of the thirty young misses who
tookpart in the children's dayoonosrt
last June. Dir. Disbrow announces their
first rehearual for Sunday afternoon at
-—I"resb pork lite. at Hayes’ market.
There was quite a commotion on
Railroad place. last . night, when a
stronger stopped ti. Brown, the artist.
angbegin to abuse him and his work,
land then struck him in the face. Ofllcer
Ilaneyhustledtbemantothepolics
station. but as Ir. Brown did not enter
a complaint, he was released.
—-Jumus Brown painter, paper banger.
decorations, general jabbing.
etc. Slatein post allies and So. Norwalk
HardwareCo. Contract solicited. Ad-
dre- Haviland street. South Norwalk.
At the Advent Christian conference in
Waterbury, Rev. George L. Teeple.
tor of the church in East Norwalk, con-
ducted one of the prayer meetings. and
Rev. B. H. Tucker, formerly of East
Norwslk, new president of the American
Advent Mission society, prmented the
claims of home and foreign mission
work and out lined a plan for systematic
local mimion enterprise.
—Eecoliope, 250 qt, People's Market.
The Wilton correspondent of the
Rldgolleld Press reports that llr.
lassenhss “great expectations" which
he hopes toreallne before long. By the
death ofan old uncle in Copenhagen
Denmark. who was without heirs. Ir.
Lamen will come in for his share of his
father's inheritance, a modest sum of ten
or fifteen thousnd dollars. Hr. heron
and bk brother arsnnwilling to leave
the ailir in the hands of the lawyers. and
probably either heor PrankLassen. of
South Norwalk. will go to Denmark and
investigate aflairs.
-—Keys are going fast. Be sure you get
one with each purchase of 10 cents or
more, at Tomllnsou's pharmacy.
bliss Battle Bogardus was surprlssdby
alargs number of her friends. at her
home on Raymond street. last night.
There was singing and games. Refresh-
ments were served. Among those pros:
not were George Rambo, Harry Dolott,
Wallace Williams, Viola Byabeo. Edna
Bysbse, Alice Byaby, Altos Ilolsn, Alice
Smash. Phebe Weir. Balls Asher.
Joseph Gilmore. Lillie Asher. Sarah Gil-r
more. Denis Moran. Carrie Mans.
[saris Adams. Willis Bogardas. Andrew
Osceola. Chas. Slalowald. Haggis Adams
sudlrs. Adams. The party separated
stalsts boar. rsportlngsgood time.
L-Oastooaatof thsbaekward season
we find ourselvss heavilystoeksd with
clmknandlnordsrtosaoouragsssrly
bnmmldtostlmslatstrsds. wswlll
glvsadnemntofflpsresotoaail
cloaks purchased during the neat too
daysstthlsstors. Onrstockotgsrnssats
is equslto asyln tbsShteanuallty.
varietyof styls's and lownsss ofprlos.
sodlsthsbsusrgradssyouwlllfladao
twogarmsstssliks. 'l'hlslsyourpolden
opportunity; embrace ltwhils you may.
ThoSomuMcorasrflalnandWall
Mlorwalk.
.m.-”—
Ordersfovthssnusslhpsstloaofths
Consuflcotlatlsasl Guard have been
YOU GO TO
h onitosiok.
President cm. of the 1:... York,
New Havsusnd Hartlord Railroad. hat
the Wolrd's rsu.
Washington street. have been
lhtoiuupperJtofl. . g
.r; e munngnsmornm
wood avenue. started thh morning for
the World's Fair.
uns.uumosnesonltoxsnssurs
steamer Smeussday, and upset to
reachSonth Norwslknort'nrursdav.
——For Friday and Saturday, at lane's.
we will give you mind chocolates, ilns
flavor. for 23 cents pound.
Mayor George Lockwood, Ex~layor
R. H. Golden and Councilman
Trowbridge went to Danbury this morn-
ing to examine the Babcook truck
connected with the fire department in
that place. .m-...
—-Ask for Head’- cough drop; immod-
latrrsliwftlargssthoainthsmsrkst. 5c.
Ilsa. Ifary Gray. of 98 North lab
street, entertained a large number of
friends, last evening. in the old chapel
of the Congregational church. The
“P. I. 0.," a social organisation of
South Norwnlk, attended in a body.
llnsic was furnished by Hours. Abol-
droth and Richmond, violin and piano.
A good time was had by all who
attended __ _
—-Presh pork ihlc, at fiayes’ market.
Esprcsoman John Connors was very
busy yesterday. He was engaged to
cart oomehousohold furniturefor S" V.
Rogers. who moved from New York to
South Nor-walk. Ir. Connors went to
the steamboat dock andwitk then-H»
anoeof Jacob lasssn placed nanom-
ally large load of furnitureouhis truck.
While coming up Washington street.
they met Ir. Rogers, who wanted to
know when Ilr. Connors was going to
deliver his furniture. which he said had
comeby rail and was in thsConsolldat-
ed freight house. Ir. Connors re-
pas‘ turned with his load totbs what
wharf and has since been trying to keep
the matter quiet.
—The largmt line of line candlesin
town. at Lane's.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Dressy Budget ctr-llama from the
Upper Ind Isl Town.
South Wilton h now 'a money order
poatofilce.
in. in... Quiglsy. or Danbury. is
visiting friends in Norwalk.
The John Barthel case is bofmthe
' Norwslk Probate Court this afternoon.
lies Nay Mines, of Norwalk, has
visited Kiss Hattie Olmstead in Wilton.
Kim GumloQulntard. efPoughksepsle.
is the guest of John and Susie Quintard.
of Norwalk.
lmN.E.Pooksadhsraistsr.Nrs.D.
A. Sutherland. went to Staawish yester-
day to visit relatives.
--Plenty of fresh fluylsv's candy at
lane's.
The accounts of the local savlnp
bankswsrseaamlosdby the statehank
examiner yesterday.
Neat Saturday the Bridgeport and
Norwalk Y. I. C. A. footballtsams will
contest for superiority.
William A. Kellogg wrltss home that
World‘s Fair, and is well. Some philan-
to pay thelroarlarsandssstbsclty.
Sonjmnln B.Ssuks.of Broad um.
wholsnow costlnsdln the moon
tltejsll,bsforoJustlesOharlss arms
was!
Theoslsbrstsdhlcydscsssof Wain
Hrs. Bliss D. Bond of Ann street. 2 . .
NW- 7 Highest of all m launching Parson—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
1)
~Sundaymssh at Ma restaurant. ,‘
asfollows: BreakfastJto 0!); dinner. :
Neokirchner sailed for Americans the ’
he is having a splendid time at the
throplstgavsthsG.A.R.msaSisplscs
~liacollops. no qt. People's locket.
byssseuuouohabody wrlhhss reads
snappiiostlonto laksulspoordsbtos'e
oath. line having will take place at
~fiTHnn~
Liaclles' or Children’s
A Dickerman & Son’ 5,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
olhl
W
H. D. Brulldage will lead the Y. M. C.
A. song service osmorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock.
«ll- Julia Bennett, of New York
city.isa guest of Miss Mabel Vander-
hoof, on East avenue.
Ilsa Florence Selleok: of West Haven.
isoguestof her sister. Mrs. James H.
Kasper Charles. Hoyt, or the Almo-
Wdtas just finished harvesting three:
hundred bushel of cattle beets
Walter Lovelace has severed his con-
nection as engineer with the Norwaik
and South Norwalk Electric Light corn-
1""
The Democratic club will hold a meet-
ing Tuesday evening to take action upon
a proposition to give up the rooms undo.”3
dkband. m--.”
Wednesday being all Saints' Day, there
wlll be lorning Prayer, an address and
Holy Communion at Grace church at
10:1!) a. m. mm“
NmC D Matthews and W El. Mur-
tin and family, of Elmenwortb, will
Wednesday. . g _
The suit arising from the factorizing'nm
of the damages awarded to the McSherry
mtateby theborough, is in a fair way
to be settled and the claims of the credi
tors paid. » _
lrving H. Reed, driver for Burton d:
Brod-go. and Miss Currie Smith, of Sun
gatuok, were married at the residence
of Justice of the Peace C B. Coolidge,
last evening. They will reside in Nor-
walk.
A stylish Hungarian wedding took
place atSt. Mary's church at 10:300‘clcck
this morning. The bride was Miss Clara
Saolede and the groom was John
Kavancz. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. T. If. O'Brien.
At the First Congregational church,
next Sunday evening. the pastor will
give the first of a course of evening
lectures on the following subjects,
suggested by the World‘s Parliament of
Religions: One, “Christianity and other
Bellgions;" 2,
Chrhtianity‘s Founder;" 3, "The Su-
premacy of Christianity‘s Bihiez" 4,
“Christianity and the World's Hope of'u
Program" 5, "(,thistiunity and the9
Mental Culture of Ianklndz" 6,
“Chflsflaulty and the Moral Life of the
Race," 7. “Christianity and the Eleve
tiou of Woman;" 8, Christianity nnd them
SocialProblems of the Age;"9, Christ-
ianity and Salvation from Slim" 10,
"Christianity and Eternal Life.“
OVER Tllh‘. llthit.
laws and Domino! the. Day in lost
Nevwalk.
Wilton. have returned home after a
slut with Ilrs. Bootb’s sister. limp
William Godfrey, of Vananrlt svenur.
George Parsons. of East Hampton.
I... returned borne yesterday, after a
two weeks’ visit with an uncle in Clin-
ton. Conn.. and a ten days' visit with his
uncle. F. E. Parsons, of 54 First avenue,
last Norwalk.
W. .. m... .... .... .m..
John Jacobs. a Bridgeport showman,
hadtbonsllofoneofhls fingers chewed
Ioflln a lghl, besides being otherwise
tpd by George Wheeler. a noted
The hit stirtsrl in a saloon
ms wound up in the gutter.
Wvdnoua Sweet Worm Powder.
....... W. We ”r: r names
W “ I".
muons-lolly with 5” remedy. now
mm and 'sSwsstWormPowd-
ass 'l'lssyars by all drugglsh at
I a I remove all
r - me.
woe-s. plessa m
Wand-ruse fall. Valuable forgave
Mmastlpatlonandheadscbe
h‘aoworlns are present.
“It. lat II SDI 'Ifl‘."
WYPURE
returntoNew York for the winter on G
“The Supremacy of emu
Nov. and Ilrs. Albert Booth. of North “=31
, Mdmm
Poodch
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and 'l'lselr “I... In Norwalk
Churches 'l'o-mmow
Sou-r- Noltwsu COIOIIGATIOIA est.
avengeandWest-troeta. dunks"!
Pb. D..psstor. Servi can we.“
or; Sundagschool. 13m. Youm
bioniot' Our M3113“? m? n Art-.611):
au "
............... we... we. °' "
Sou'rn Nonwau Mnuomlr. Wat avenue,
near Garner. Rev. 1!. S.
Services We. mm. and 1:11) p.
school. mm: lpwun lobe-cu
{lonlver Asked" Ilubgct. ‘fl°n(iw:r' Que:
. cones
by the Sunday schoo u"
Sum Nonwanx Slanm.Westsvenue,near
Plus a . 0. Sherwood.
Preschl , litma.m.and7m y
c332. 2.33" mm “Mug?“ "815” o!
savor prayer es . m
EveninKrf Praise service sermngn p
"The
Peo pic's
ng‘ s Appeal to a Witch; or. 0the "m
of Neglected Opport
'l'llm'rv m'rvEruml-au West street and Fair-
neldavenne. Smith N.orwnlk Rev .0111: llallock
rector Prayer. Utah and sermon
at walls. in. .. school. p. m.: Sven-
inu Prayer ant sermon at 7 p.m.
Nostwanl Cowoanaanolsn. corner
sudliewisstreeta. st.T.K No.bie.DD.,
Easter. Services at Willa. m. and'lflip. m. ..
oday school. lw p. “nu. You Paula's
“We! Cndhrlatlanl vorlnao H.
in: ”month! consecrationmceti Landmll-ca
sublect " raonai Ruponaibi Taller.
Hrs. mily Matthews. Evening subject.
"Christianity and Other Religious.
Nonwsna Mm onm, Wall and Mott ave.
Wyatt, pastor. coo
lose a m. and 7;.Dp. or; Sunday school
12 m4 lip worth League meetlnf. do!) p. m.:
Young monsmeetingat lOlL m uthe lecture
in. Harvest Sundsly. Morning sub ect.
Wl'he‘ll asks! Before the .ord." Evening, ur-
vest concertb the Sunday school.
onwsu srrmr. East avenue. opposite
. Rev 1". E.Robblns, pastor r-
vlces. row a. m. and. Emilie. Sunday school,
13 m.: early prayer meet a. m.; young:
poop le‘smeetlng. 6:11) .m. Morulufiusuhlec.
Work of the rat Church rln the
%pt\8arre ear." l.llvenlng subject. “Faith if: an
ySarre
Gases Innocent. Beidsn avenue and Cross
street. Nor-walk, Rev. 8 I! Watkins. rector.
Prayer, Utah and sermon, “kills. m.; Sunday
school. ii in: valuing Prayer and sermon. 7:3)
9for. Palms Erlaoorav Church street, oppo-
site the Green V VorwailJts n. Pond
rector Divine service wlthm sermon. mm a.
rm; Divine service with sermon. 72.1!)p m.’ .,
Sunday aehno [1m
81'. Mauro. corner of Wesvt avenue
andChapel street. Norwaik Rev.‘
um, putor. Low Mass, is. our: Children's
315m.8:fl)am.lligh)lass, “imam Vespers.
Din
mmh'onwsu kamsrr Conunnosrronan.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Lindegren.
tor. Services-t 10:.'I)a.m.andlz.ll)p m.:
dais: 82'” p. rn.
m Avmmn ltruonrsr, near VnnZundt
avenue-,EastNorwalk. Rev. ‘. M chg
tor r. Prcwhiuglllmmm. and(7:wp. m.: on-
day school l2m.: young people‘ smeeting till).
The poster will preach morning and ev ening.
Bpoan Rivals Cu Harsh. Superintendent.
James Lycett: assistant, Gilbert Hanan. or-
noise. M as LnluB od.gss Sunday school, 3
film .; Young People‘s Society of Christian
ndenvor meeting. one o. 11).; Prayer mesh
Sunday evenin at 7.5!).
Aannnw s Mimics. at James HcAilIs-
ter'a residence. Winnl uk. Sunday school,
am p. m.. Charles Ch item. superintendent:
Artbnrll. Chlttem. assistant MlaeEveiyn Mr-
‘3‘“ orggnlsm'o C RI
mow n r is NAP‘IL. y avenue
South Nonrlvallk. Sunday Schollhd :1!) Dana
no es, p. m. vs new set
“Salvo ion by Faith. "-Romans v. la 19.
Sum Nonwsnk Llamas Noon ”i'.’ Chest-
nut street. German Sunday school at 10:3) a.
services at by pastor
C. A. Brockmeicr: Swami: SIRVICI at
Cosonaosvlonar. Mission. Sprlugwood
Union Chapel, lly avenue. JanPe
tro, pastor.
5 m.
gr. anl.‘ I Mission. V
Sunday school are p.
4
un-
Su IldA new i
modified»... .i ‘l. “n ""
avenues. last Norwalk.
preaching std-ll) mo. in. Free sittings
and a cordial welcome to all.
Dnc'rscna Ivan cum 9!. Pant-G
unison. Pastori 0. Aplnts. Grand Army Nail.
3?..me Prod llsins. :Sonuugmgggi:
12:11) In. Alla Dsutache willkc mmen.
III-nan. t avenuea‘ East-
vYongh‘Peopls'a mono:
m,Way:mmm1m
K it tat“
reaching. 10min. Milffinngzy :‘nfii‘stérsl:
l’llp prayer meeting at amp. m.: preaching at
am mrrlvuuCumchu roh stroet,naar
’f'a ior arming... Sundayschoolatazmp. on.
our airman Asaocrarlm' -
Slots classat I In. ate .m.
mm "HALL
Tuesday. Oct. 3 l st.
on roux morn new.
—ruu Mlnnlortslnlsmr run-—
HEISIIIW IIO TENSIOEOK.
II [III
VIOLLANT Ol‘ I'AROI ('OMIDIIS
TI! NIW
“NABOBS. ”
B W m. Gill. Author of “Adonis.” ‘ 0M JOII
min a...
NEW MUSIC,
NEW SPECIALTIES.
' new FUN.
You will Laugh!
and lasghll
and laugh ii i
“Brawn“? at Plalsterl’n and Nina . ”Prices“
WORLD’S
tolumbian Exposition,
ALT.
Music Hall.
“at.
Mllebsnoltoflhs
loath m Viva fellas.
Twenty-asmnd Sunday after-Trinity. Morning Rio
1'. De Quincy Tully. .
wmmcm
lonos’, Brain's or
took the advantage 1
the advantagedyou. 0
WE
7Leadlng Grocer,
Telephone
In regard to
The above prices aura strictly for CASE.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
18 North Main st., So. Norwalk.
Telep M
Anew
s
A (lo-ma- Oceanus.
It is not unusual for colds contracted' in
ktbe fall months to hang on all winter or
as soon asaperson is over one cold to
contract another. This succession of
colds is what uses chronic catarrb and
bronchitis. One or the other of these
diseases' In almost certain to be the result.
For this reason it is of much importance
that colds contracted at this season of the
{gear receive prompt attention. They can
quickly cured if Chomberlsin' s Cough
Remedy is used. It acts on natures
plan, loosens the cold. aids expectan-
tion, and relieves the lungs. soon effect-
ing is permanent cure. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G. C. Stillsou.druggist.
llS'l' I)! nan-nus
Remainl uncalled forat the followingpoat
omcosfo‘ruthe weskendingOot. t”!!! 183.
sons calling for any of these letters will please
as they are advertised.
or-rrr Ngswsiiir rcfigmar Lint kkhl Mary
bards. am e s. e arrls.3l
Samuel Benedict, Francisl. Hawlsy.
Insulin Anus, P. )1.
Nonwsnx —-Joth. Brennan 8. l'. Coven.
M. Griswold, Miss
NelllsPal-t ck. R61“ Ha Co.
Cum: 0 Uncut. P. M.
Taylor at Golden.
Real Estate and insurance
WASHINGTON nun.
Permns looking feral or house and lot.
with the view purchaa .are in vited to
call and examine ourllst. shave them for
sale in eve partof the city at wannabe
prices and ornyeasv terms. anal u
llorwsll Horse Railroad iio.
Winter Arrangement Commencing Oct. 24
IA]! 1113!.
Leave Norwalk.
WINNIPAUK EXTENSION.
(common our. to. ion.)
loav- Novwalk. leave "resins-Ii.
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BEST THE MARKET AFFOBDS.
the market, but won’t take
----900——-——
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
38 Washington St.
Call [8-2.
§ center.
in the town. or a
E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor
PEOPLE 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwslk
Telephone call, 5-7-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
“‘OflllOii, PISTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work cannot be made from
copies. but must be done from the original negative only. thereby preserving all the due qual-
' ity of the same, and producing in the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tons and
detail. A fine exhibition of this beautiful work my now be seen at Studio.
-—-—FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND GOLD
line of
-—ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN I’LATiNUl'YPES——
open. for inspection.
E. I. JIOKSOII. PHOTOGRAPHER, 53 Will ST. liOlllillK.
children cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Custofia.
When she became Bliss, she clung to Custom
When she had C‘lfildran, she gavethem Cum
Ohi' Aron Cry for
Fire her’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
WANTED
AT'Ylnl‘"; ’“{.§?“h.."3..i‘.°“‘.°'°"i..‘.“.a‘.
South Osborn avenue East Norwaikflonn
A Apply at 8 North avenue.
A00 or any
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GIRL to cook and do general housework.
cola! 8t
MPETE‘NTmsn will fix electric bells
kind of bells or put it new ones.
”up: personnlly or by postal, Iowan!) Rosa.
_ymond street. South Norwnlk. cotZJ lw
DRESSMAKING by the day. Terms. Dull).
Cali between” . and B in the evening.
Mrsk Martinez, 24 Hsvllanrl street. Soutlh 81:1"
Horses Wintered
AT
BIOOKOIOE STOOK Hill.
Am0m.wltbbrnn collar on.
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31“.. N H Ac c. :33 » NJ’. Ac. Pientyof box stalisnmlertrar-are.
gilt 1“ N. ‘1'. A0. 25%)) ‘.. KILEI.
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“u .. V'Y'Ex' 510 .. V. H. 3,: provemenu. sis moms, rent did, also one
8.54 .. N: H: Eli. 5._._. .. ‘ ' ' apatrtasnt ti! sir meninges one ogln‘vs realm;
.a , . u ' ren IOWQI' Oil“). 0‘”
99.1: .. N'LAC” 2g), .. V' " Av" avenue. East Nor‘ivfiik, sis rooms. rent low.
95 .. NIKE-Sr. 5M . Apply toW. Youngs. beriurood Manufactur-
1311‘s) :: N.k’.l‘.r. .23 1-. V t’ I! lnsccmnsny ocuiw
$3 3 N. ‘1 Ex. “3 I: 33:“: Ac: T0:ns.n::lrlef;fmlly,ahr§lse of SI]! rooms and
{0% .5 NJLlr. 33 i: N. Y. Ac. :‘lvilnrgdeyssnemearl ecornetery. minim
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or " N. ELM. 9E “ V. flute. FROM Novemberlst. new houscof brooms
to u or: " with bath. clots rn and well water two
on -- N. v. ls. will -' V. v. Ac. mlonm‘ walk from Rowayton a. kw,
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leave loath Nor-ails, .m."-
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1010 SUNDAY :1 B atbi oz" pa tleulars nire
31.3 town. as caution
on... ma.) . M 3...... r9lf’;"‘ll9fl§2“:_“ ___
Leave Nevwalk. Ali'l' half of doublehnuae on)! strut.
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no. ;: tr: tr." :e:
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