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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
When you are
ubled with a cough
would, use
it“ i‘Phisted’s Benzoin
Gleam will remove all
”lil es from the
complexion. ‘
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ate for annivers or
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1 13.. pruggist.
. ' 43 Washlncton St.
' '1’ com nonwamr.
8, SOILS. GU88.
BRUSHES, alt.
is a good tlms to Paint.
“Willis Pleased to ills you
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smooths! Hummus-later.
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manual.
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Bus 131;,» capsule Franklin street
Box ”mum we school.
Box Ids—Comer North Iain and Annstrcsls.
Box fl—Corner High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box ld—Norwdk Iron Works building.
Box I'm-vector Welt avenue and Cedar
Boxll—Oornsr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box IDS-Ocular llyavenusand Benton street.
Botlllc'fhmer South Mum and Monroe
no: lI—nootllc Mutation.
Box dl—l'airdsid avenue and Cedar street.
Iinlatun Alma-as let “lo-marrow.
High This law Tlda
at can at 416 at 5:17 more
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New York lssald Weather 'OIIM
Thswecthsr to-day promises lobe clear and
warmer. To-morrow It promises to be warm-
er and fair. followed by cloudiness.
boom nonwsn.
What the MIC of Ou- Oity an Diving
and laying.
Home newscn every page.
Helen Russell’s English Sports will ap-
pear at Ifusic Hall, Friday night.
Jeremiah Pagan is seriously ill at his
home on Chestnut street with an attack
of the grip.
—-Freah_ hum 12o, st Hayes’ market
The Putnam Hose Base Ball nine is
making arrangements for a ball to be
given in Ariou Ball, Monday evening,
lhelllthinst.
—-Sausatze12§csnts, at Huycs' market.
Butler Lodge, I.0.0.F., will confer the
initiatory degree tonight, P. 6., P. 1.
Jones, conductor.
--Plenty of flesh Buyler’s candy at
lane’s. .
In. G. C. Stillscss, of South Main
street. Is the guest of her daughter,
Ira. Thompson, in New Britain.
—Fresh pork Win, at Haycs’ market.
Colonel Russell Frost, of the Fourth
regiment, has appointed Dr. George 3.
Cowell as assistant surgeon on his stuff.
with rank of first lieutenant.
—-Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane's
8. R. Tripp. of North Ilsin street, this
morning exhibited a sprig from an “All
Summer" raspberry bush, which con«
tainod several berries already formed.
—-Fresl1_ ham 12c, at Hnyee’ market.
Word was received in South Norwalk,
today, of the death, yesterday after-
noon. of Jams 11. Btrceter, at his home
lin Brattlshoro, Vermont. Dir. Streetsr
had a summer residence at Rowsyton
and was well-known in town.
-—Amcs Parker Wilder, Ph. D., “Reil-
roads Here and Abroad." Baptistchurcb.
south Norwalk. Wednesday evening,
November 1st, at 8 o'clock. Tickets. 25c,
at Plaisted’s sud Tomlinson’s.
Sherman Council, Royal Arcsnum,
will hold Its regular meeting tomorrow
night. Afull attendance is requested.
as an amendment to the by-Iaws will
come up foractlon:also another matter
thatrsofgreatlmportsncstc all B. A.
members. All 1105 msmbsrssrscordlal-
ly invited tobsprsssut.
~I‘rssh pork, Idle, at Hayes’ market.
The New Kabobs, presented at Ifusic
Hall last night, was a musical comedy.
llaoy miuuoduced. John
E. WWIIM, hiss Ilsy Tsu-
Brooch, Chilled 'B."'Nalrlsy and Miss
lay J red applause In Ihslr
am no! poll 1. Dodge,
Barns ‘ Dodge, damp
sou Burr sum ‘
—-llr. T. Mules] Tully will give two
illustrated lectures on the World’s Fair
at lusts Hail; Wsdnssday and Thursday.
Nov. 1 sudhlcrtksbsusltofthsficuth
Norwalk Firs police. Admission, to
cents to all partsof the hall.
Psoplswquoflsckoftimsor
Flesh 3 0mm trueksssu. with
islrluhmussudtruskadrevstoths
G. A. ll. hell. last night, where tksy
l.
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' the hearts ofg a buying some '
.stoppalbyamsuwbo wasted money.
‘8“ mm. more them hshaduoth
3.00"
.Norwalk.
NORWALI NEWS.
sum-y snag-{or Its-s m- 11.3
Howl-datum
Ghsrles Hitch, of Grand I“, Is at
tbsWorld’s Fair.
GurlesJJettshasroturned (tom the
World's Fair.
—-8aussgs vacuum, at Baycs’ market.
RecdHenry, the little sonoflrs. C.
I'LHsnry, Isqult_a____iil.
Fridaywill be obscrvedasafast day
by the African licthodht Ephccpsl
church.
Dr. N. A. Iiosrnau, of New York city,
was thegnsstof E. J. Hill, of West sve
nus. yesterday.
hiss Julia Lockwood, of State street,
broke herwrist, yum-day, while' over
hauling a trunk.
—-I.auc's is without doubt the place to
buy ksndy.
:Ex-Burgess D. W. Fitch and family
are expected home this week from their
trip to Chicago and Cleveland.
. wrunm A. mm arrived 1101‘...
from the Chicago Fair yesterday lifter-
uoon, well and in the best of spirits.
One of the front wheels of a delivery
wagon owned by Bella & firrlngtou
broke down on lain street this morning.
George C. Lockwood owner oftths
Norwalk hotel, became landlord today,
Mr. MoPhcrson’s lease having been con
eeled.
Ii. E. Dunn has just bought two valua-
bls teams of horses. One span Is a pair
of small bays and the others are coach
horses.
A surprise party was given to kit. and
Hrs. Gilbert Aiken, at their home on
Ward street, last evening. Supper was
served and the evening passed most
pleasantly.
To-day being All Saints’. Day, there
were muss at St. lary’s church at 5:80
and 8 o'clock this morning. Tomorrow,
All Souls' Day, masses will be held at
the same hours.
The many friends of II- Evelins B.
Hawkins, who is at Wilberforce College
in Ohio, will be plea'sed to learn that aha
is making rnpid prowess there. She has
formed a Christian Endeavor society, and
is meeting with great success.
The Mlsses Jennie and Katie Smith, of
Camp street, gave an enjoyable whist
party last evening. There were four
tables, and at the conclusion of the
games supper was served. Prices were
won by Joseph Gregory and Miss Fannie
Clarke.
An entertainment and concert for the
benefit of the A. If. E. church, Norwalk,
was given by tho Adelpbi Concert com-
pany, last night, in the Broad River
cbapsl. A programme consisting of vo-
cal and Insrumental music was rendered
to a large and well pleased audience.
—-Thc largest line of line candles in
town, at Iano's._
The Wolcott and Walsh squabble,
which, It was thought, had been amicw
bly settled, is, it seems, as far from a set-
tlement as ever. The trial ymterdsy
was adjourned until [Saturday afternoon.
Walsh, it Is understood, does not want
to settle the case if he has to give up the
bicycle, while Wolcctt will not settle on
any other term-L” _m
S. C. Partisan was driving up Water
street, last night. when one of the shaft
bolts of his vehicle broke, allowing one
end of the shafts to fall down and strike
the animal's basis. The horse took fright
and commenced to run. Ir. r'sttisou
was unabls to hold him, and the animal
ran through Iain strest and North ave-
nue to France street before the owner
was abls to stop him.
Several prominent sportsmen of Nor-
walk propose to take up contributions
audsccuressvcral hundred quail to be
distributed next spring through tbs
hunting grounds In this vicinity. The
majorityofthsblrdslst locss last year
succumbed during the savers wintsr,
sudtblsfsllths birds ars as scarce as
ever. 0. N. Wood, C. B. Coolidge. Olto
Hatch, George Finch. Henry Greats, are
smougthosewhoareattbsbssd of the
enterprise.
II. If. butcher. lineman for the can.
srn New England Tslsphous company,
was on his way home through Wmtport
stance, the other night, when he was
lispsidnosttsutloutothsfsllowmud
Mellon. Ashcrt distaucsfurtbsrhs
Inst dvsmorsmsu sudthsyabossksd
Isgfor them. 'i'hsysaldthsywsrsou
themed and wars tlrsdasdhuagry.
hatcldthsmhs wouldllkstohslp
thsmlfhswssable,acdthsyallowsd
blmlcpassou.mm
r'mubury Jack” ssdwlfs now have
0'“ “I'll! it'll.
laws auddssslps! the Day Is lass
lsrwalb
Thehpworthlssgusofthellsstus-
sue Methodist Episcopal church will
parlors Friday «suing.
The Volunteer no. company vacated
their building on East avsuus yesterday.
The committee have stored the boss car-
riage, furniture, etc, but expect to ssll
them soon.
It. llinulelJiell cutsrtaiusdafsw
friends last night, In honor of Halloween.
Games were played. a tempting supper
was spread, and the hours. pa-sd pleas-
antly until midnight.
Ralph If. Bcuuett,tbescuof Inand
lfrs. Barry Bennett, was surprised at
his home on Riverside avenue, last night,
by about liftssu friends. who enjoyed
ibemselvcsimmeuscly
The East Norwalk boys celebrated
Hallows'sn in the rural way. The door-
bell of William E. CollIm’ house was
rung vigorously, when suddenly Kr. Cob
lins made hi appearance, and seeing
two boys near by, he caught hold of
them and nearly choked them before he
found out they lived near by and were
not in any way concerned In disturbing”
him. The boys who rang the bell made
good their escape.
‘ sons rouaiuooo.
A Darby Ian Basking Dal-gas from the
Consolidated lead.
Peter Ryan. of Derby, a brakemau
formerly in the employ of the Consoli-
dated road, has broufi suit to recover
damages amounting to 815,000 for the
loss of an arm.
The plaintil! was In the employ of the
rosdln March of this year, on daemo-
bury an orwalk branch; while riding
on a erhvas knocked off ander
under the wheels, his right arm being
cut off.
The plaintiff al[egsa that the accident
was due to negligence on the part of the
road.
Harri-d 'lMIII'YIIII.
Dir. and lira. William H. Moore cele-
brated the tiftsenth anniversary of their
marriage. Monday evening, at their
home, 4 Chestnut street. Some thirty-
flve friends were plus-t andths ceca-
sion was a very enjoyable one. Ir. and
In. floors were the recipients of-nu-
merous gifts. A supper was served.
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slow look for a lapsrb Dlsplay sf celestial
Pyrotechnics.
The great feature that distinguishes
November from other months is the fact
that during that month the earth plunges
through the meteor sons, whose perihel-
Iou rests upon the orbitthatsbs pl-as
about November 18. This sous Is an im-
mense ellipse, containing an innumerable
number of meteors, which make a mo
Iutlon In about thirty-three years. The
earth on ordinary years does not encoun'
ter the great shoal orswarm. but every
thirty-three years she panes through tbs
midst of it, and there Is a superb display
of celestial pyrotechnics.
The meteors are spreadlng far and
wide through the sensor ring, and seem
to Indicate that. in the distant future,
they will so every portion of It. When
this takes place the shows will be
more nearly equalised—that Is, there
will be larger showers every year, while
the grand display wlll dlminhh.
The last exhibition took place twenty-
ssvsnyearssgo,audsothensst will be
due In 1099. The loug-Iocked-for shower
will then appear. when the heavens will
bsoullrsand shootingstsrsby themll-
llous will be darting toward the earth.
The tiny mstsors are called Isouids, be
cause their radiant point Is In the cou-
stsllatlcuot Leo,thsllou. It iswslltc
lock for them about the 18111, for tbs
earth captures svsry year a few strag-
glsrs along the path. They are easily
known, for they moss swiftly. have s
grssulsh or bluish tint, with vivld and
psnhtsnt train.
holdabusiue- meeting In the church ‘11
tom'mnnmmmu.
loriscssnrsssGoodsHarkedDowntolocenls. ,
‘ 1 loPiecesDressGoodslfarkedDowntclocsnls.
lorlmbmuoodsllarksdnowuioloceuts.
Populuflhadslfisrgmadceuts.
. " AllWoolSorges,40c,50c,75csnd.l.oo.
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DABIBN.
John 1". Stevens and family will move
to Norwalk next Monday.
At the State convention of Christian
Endeavorers In Bridgeport, last night,
Rev. Arthur Bsqus, pastor of the Nero-
tou Presbyterian church, was appointed
a member of the committee on resold»
item.
The soloctmcn will call a special town
meeting for Tuesday, the Blot inch, for
the purpose of hearing the report of the
committee of five citizens appointed to
Investigate the layout of the proposed
trolley road.
William Gafluoy attempted to board
the 8:08 west bound train last night, by
getting on the front platform of the rear
«rafter it had started. He mndo a
mimicp and one of his feet went under
the wheels and was crushed. Dr. E. A.
Bohneil wascalled and attended to bus
Injuries. A... ___________
A little Giant of Strength.
Tun 8mm has had occasion since
in 'r'emoval to its‘nsw building to in»
crease the power for running its machin-
ery. After several efforts this has been
mostsstbfnctorily accomplished by the
Introduction of the Porter water motor.
manufactured by the Maiden Machine
company, of Providence, R. l. The
motor is now in daily operation and can
be examined by any one Interested. This
motor, though small in dimensions, is a
giant in strength, and fully equal to all
Mini-claimed for it. What constitutes
its superiority, mechanically, we do
not we to attempt to explain—probably
because wp are not mechanics enough
todoso.-—but we do know that the ma-
ohinsgrows in favor with us with every
day'susc, and provides a complete and
comical power for this office—so
satisfactory that nothing we know of
could take its place. This company
manufactures motors for sewing ms-
chinu, fans, etc. which receive the
highest commendstions. John Flynn
has the agency for this town.
Insist luformadof flsr Husband's Death.
Ifrs. Almond Waterbury. whose hue
band was asphyxiated by coal gnu In
Westport, is still at the hospital in
Bridgeport, where, recently,an operation
for the removal of cataract from the
eyes was performed. Her condition is
said to be much improved and that she
will recover her sight entirely. She
daily Inquires about matters In Westport
and to her wonderrng why she does not
hear from or see somebody from home is
given a kindly evasive answer. She has
not as yet been Informed of the death of
herhuaband or the unfortunate occur-
rence which led to it.
ODDS AND ENDS
The population of the inrth doubles lb
self in 9110 years
Gold latchlteyu nrc nlI'ecti-d by some fash-
lonablc men and women.
The tongue In like more horse, which
runs the faster the less weight It. carries.
The practice of using eggs at Easter in of
emblem of immortality.
The Swiss
from a posts cord to barrels of wine,
myths and bundles of old Iron
There are at the present moment II pre-
tcudsrs to the various thrones of Europe
trying to make good their claims.
Castlle soup his natural product of the
loll of the state of Nevada. Nevada Is fast
becoming the chief soup producing state of
thesountry.
The tallest building in the world Is
claimed to be that of the Manhattan Life
mutfuncs company on Broadway y. New
The structure Is 111 stories high.
if on aim at happiness, hm will lose It,
“I?“ essls rat sra low aim
St vs orrlslhgh development, for
li a “life ofuss.and appiness will come
to you incidentally
Thablggcst ‘lllscd men In theworld
“the English mules of professional and
lslsursclssses who have enough to eat.
WI British average ls, howsvsr,
the American.
Amllscf hedge and ditch equals an act-s
of laud. The amount of extra land that
would be rendered available for crops, were
fill the hedges In the United Kingdom
alarmed properly, would be equivalent to
rob-
cssph field‘s?k
a
mum, to hold up their hands. was:
wasaluwlu obsylug thscommandsud
was Immediately knocked asusslcss with
“1:1 °* avenue 111:.“
run was I l
llathsa robbed 1111 of on 11.3 11ml;
their unsw-
humus Valance“.
Hindoo origin, the egg being in India on “
tofllco conveys anything _
allusions«masses-1111s,.Bii'ti
Hop Backing, 50 cents.
A. Dickerman 81. Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
111m. .mw;
.wEm
theadvsntuge of you.
’Leadlng Grocer.
:l'elephone
;
pcrsonsoallupotius
loncs’, llsclcr's or Seymour's Success Flour.
Mirth" on dour has advanced seven dive cents barrel.
T owili for a limited time sell 1111.31.10... pfice‘leTWe are
advising you correctly and giving you the ‘
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDB.
took the advantage oflthe market, but won’t take
I”willing": dollar , _,
————-—«o————-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 WashlngtOn St.
_‘ ‘ Highest of all in Leavening Pawn—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
K1111... 1. suntan. v
At the garrison town of MariarTbcresisr
ting into the habit. of taking with them to
the theater plush bags of various sizes and
colors, In which they kept all their pars-
hemalia, such as opera glasses, sweets,
fiandksrchiefs, smelling bottles, etc. o
sight of 11 row of these receptacles dang
over the ledge of the dress circle and boxes
was, to say the least, peculiar, while the
lnwesant manipulation of these ornamental
pendages by their fair owners bod the
311cc of diverting the attention of the an»
dicnce from the proceedings on the stage.
To make matters worse the fashion
"caught on" among the lower classes and
Blddy, strolling 1n the park at the side of
her faithful trooper. was sure to have u
plush bug swinging In her hand.
The acid fashion is now dead.
It came to pass in this wise. Last week,
and for several nights In succession. the of-
ncera at the hussurs quarters! at M—
bought up all the front seats In the boxes
and dress circle and turned up at the per.
formance carrying on their arms an opti-
nary forage bug somewhat less than t a
usual size, which they slung over the ledge
in Imitation of the Indies. The joke ‘ ’
no little amusement and roots of laughter
shook the house when the officers produced
from their bags opera glasses. monocles,
sweets, handkerchiefs and here and there a
tobacco pouch or n snuflbox. Since then
the plush bugs have disappeared from the
horizon.—iiumburger Nuchrichten. '
A Surprised Ca
An attempt to Impose upon foreign ere
dnlity was frustrated cleverly by a son of
Gaul whose taste for oking led him to try
to bamboozle a cahby nto attempting it on
with him. He demanded in exceedingly
broken English to be driven to a certain
place, the fore to which was exactly 1 shil-
ling. It may be remarked thnt he really
could speak English as well as he could
his mother tongue. 0n arriving at his des-
tination he naked. still in a struggling
fashion:
" 'Ow mooch 'nve I to pay?"
“Five shillings," promptly responded the
cabby.
“And ’ow mooch is 5 schllling?" queried
the trawler, taking out three half Crowns
and laying them across his palm.
“Them three's right." said .cubby, point-
ing to the coins.
“Oh." sold the Frenchman Then drop
ping his assumed imperfect acquaintance
with the vernacular, ‘,‘WeII hero' 9 (1 but
for you. " be 311111 and tlepnrted,lcn1ing his
erstwhile Jehn stnmling with n perplexed
time todie ippenr. —I. 1111111111 Correspondent
A llold Burglary.
A bulrl burglary mu committed in Au-
gust in 11 Brooklyn house.
which he found in the hull.
the rightful tenant, so closely dill his up
penrnnco resemble that of the other.
from godliness. —Ncw York Tlmes
Porths Ink" ..
Biriionrshtsakm’ 1..
Ito teak
Pork {11.11335
The allov’vg‘prlces are s
PEOPLE’S IGIKET.
13 North 11.111 11., so.
nopel In Hungary the ladies hsve been get. -
to qualit
we lnvl
y for FAB]!
E. J. WADHAIVIS, Proprietor,
Norwulk
, Telephonecall, 53-8. |
delaII.
ESCUED
FROM THE
FLAMES
IJIIII llllllllll Illlllll
OF FINE FALL AND WINTER
Inn's, Boys’ nasal l'lslldnss‘s
llfllflllll!
Saved from Ilse Flu-rs.
c
The stock was carefully selected, all
the badly dnumged goods sold 111 auction.
and the balance will be '1me at less
than halfnriglnnlr-ost. The new prices,
which haw been set lay the appraisers.
are marked I11 plnln res under the
original price, so that t e great saving
canoe seen at u glance
Sale Commences
Flllllll. lllll. 311, I893.
With positive Instructions to close the
eutlrc stock within 111 days: grltckerb, If
his. Ills also onrneatly eelred
be up rulsers {but no tnisrepresenu
lions s nail be permltled. and all sales
made ntlsfactory to 1111: purchasers.
H 1 will not permit our glvlng all
Ihe reductions from original prices, but
here 111: 1.1mm 11 few.
Bring this with you and ask for‘ " ‘ ,.
Nuw
875 lit-11's Business Suits marked
comparison with the beat markets in the town, or stat
FIE! DELIVERY.
hatinfaction guaranteed. 1
expression on his face which “1011‘: some
The residence
was rlosertul for the summer. except for
the nightly lodging of the motel the house.
The thief secured ontrntrcc in the afternoon
no proceeded to nmke u careful toilet. lie
took 11 1111111 111111 dressed himself in 11 com-
plete outfit from 1111- owner's vv'rtnlrolle, In-
cluding responsiveunderwear, glow... shoes,
necktie. high but 111111 11 nutty umbrella.
From the old
clothes which he left llehl11d.hls slice was
identical with that of the man whom be
robbed. and when 111 the duel: he came
down the front stops and walked away
neighbors who saw him supposed he was
The fellow evidently appreciated his op-
portunities. for he used the line soaps sud
toilet water he found in the bathroom with
out stint, though the cleanliness In this
case was not neat to, but 11 long way off
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MUSIC HALL.
.Iust Gus Joyous Night.
Frlday. November 3d
‘l‘lll 310038 BIAUTY SHOW.
HElEli RUSSEll'S
ENGLISH SPORTS.
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Introduclum the law was Plslssuco D see as
done sir. col 1: omen.
lovely women. that's the theme heart they
are In plenty.
lecturer, ll. 1!. Rails. has bssu second to
deliver hlsasw and most popular Iscturs on
the
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on hand when [In 11mm me ”I“ llf‘ll,“
those who romp 11M “Ill have the best
chance at the M11 hunt-Ins. clothe
ourselvosand "Hut “Humps-nee, II
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Man- of impellers! Kr! mp your
mo'n the Plro 11.111 Plugs 111111.
E earnest about 11? vlug you goods at
than halfcost Come oursslf
tell all your 111111111- y and
GREAT FIRE SALE
Store open every evening until 9 o'clock.
lat-slay until II P. I.
illuemhsrsaleopeasst 10a. in
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for Ill Days Only.
Price’s Bulldlns
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9
PEDPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wallet" Norwalk
Telephone call, 57-3
Special for the 110111111313.
PORTRAITS IN
Cllllllll. PASTELLE, WATER BULIIB llllD SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work 0 11mm be mnde from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the flue qual-
lty of the some, and producing In the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone nnd
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen a! Studio.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND GOLD —
A new line of
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN PLATINOTI’I‘ES—
open for Inspection.
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Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
whsarnorort 5mm.
Persons lookin for-slot or house undiot.
with the View 0 pnrchnslng.ure Invited to
call and examine our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
prices and on eaev terms. anal if
WANTED.
A! SMALL heatlng stove with pipe. suitable
for a bed.room Slate description and
price. Address. Pchrutsz. this cilicc. 03181
V ANTEIkSltuation as
Americanlndy. Good lain coo Ro-
llable. pleasant com ”fusion arms, moderate
Address. 80L sEK EPER. Wilton Conn; 01le
housekee r
USS IIIII Villa, South Norwulk, Conn.
This charming place will be open all
winter for permanent or transient boarders.
Families lberully treated with: house first
cllnss; trolley 1 are [In-1:1 the house: terms moder-
nl 1w
Dunsssraxwu_ by the 111—; $3.33?
‘11“ between' 1 ends zlln the evening
Mrsk \Inrtinez. El flat ”and street, “oath Nor-
srll
Horses White—Ed“
AT
BROOKSIDE STDBK FIRM.
Plenty of box 111111111 11111] extra care.
M. H. PARSONS.
TO LET.
R00.“ 11 urtments 11M floor Swnrtz dc
1111111111 11111111.? 11 1111 :11 Wash hington
street. Inuuiro UI “ell ('lgru- company‘s
office, 11'? It uhingwn street aux tf
TI “furnished rooms; will not singly or
emails. Rooms [muted N11. 115 Booth
Mai in street nl It
U .
11111111211, No.1: South Main street. qSouth Nor-
wall (1.
I'PER part of house on High street five
moms in per month. ansi l)
\\ 0 moms In lllbble' 11 block. ill; be
In same building. 831 .I
IN Washington street.
I. 01 SE and burn at The Mrle River; large
Hull storalgohulhllngatNorwalk; second
floor at F119 MI] 11 River; second floor at life
Neck; lower door on High street: up ru door
on Monroe strum; shop with holler an
on Water street; moms In Raymond bulll lug:
house on Taylor avenue; farm at has I Nor-
walk rooms on Wufor street.
Ilace at Middle
l'Ivo Mile River Inquire of llartman 0381.0"
w
cement
.lnv 11111 Dream.
all in
T0 a small family. a house at all rooms and
one acre of ground Icasantlv located on
Riverside 111 enuo. near 11 mesmetery. Inquire
ofJinos Kellogg. octfllw
l)Ail’l‘ of lower house. Woodward avenue.
rent, 30.110. Ilnrlhntt house and burn on
the hill. Apply to E. A. Woodward.
THE top floor In the Ins ursncs
“building,“ now occupied 11 Butler [and
rpattlcolurs 11 title of It.
Brownmtllln store on ”0th sin street,cr
listings I". Hearse, City National Bank.“ 11111
SMALL Refilling on Water street. 111151171.
1.... one. _
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11 art . . .
m, Scull: Not-walk, ll. lire-rs. ”11w"
AM-.-“ M, -
BACKUB water motor, which :vlllfl be sold
allies. _W -W
1‘ been for want of use. Apply at this
At mare "had Vs lma," 11.11.11.111...
B splnrlle.sleluh ’and harness. Allin
order, 1.111111. r'w . 1mm mend. 7"
Place, last Norwslk .
HEAVY woolen horse blanket. The!
er ls requs stsd tn retu It to bu
erfilbtom corner sdlson and kllnst stats.
11
WIIIIIII’S
Colombian Exposition,
. 111..
Music Hall.
any”
T. Dc Quincy Tully.
Insanity III rated lustre
and”. llsautlfu Illghts satiny
mars Illa-Icon
1.1.3.411:
'01 IN Mill-f Ill lb.
11.11111 struts rm Pollu-
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room I 111 1.
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Norwalk Chronicler