ofipurchnsere.
that meet-fills visits withcnt bankrnphng the
Also our i
Men’s Furnishings
cl: a responsive chord 'in the hearts of a buying com-
HATS
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold In the state.
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Washmgton St.,
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So. Norwalk.
u 2 are
troubled with a cough
r cold, use
Cream will remove all
blemishes from the
complexion.
When you want
Mowing appropri-
' . ate for anniversar or
-, wedding gifts, 100 at
our stock. We have
,many fine pieces in
L one...
Iloyai Worcester.
Crown. Derby.
ALSO
literbinner Boliees.
tilt sets or single.
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Druggist,
48 Washington St.
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Box lD—Weet street. opposite l'ranklin street
school.
Box lS—C‘onccrd street. opposite school. ~
Box M—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lit-corner High street and Bayview
i avenue.
Box II‘NoI-walk Iron Works building.
Box l7—Corner West avenue and Cedar
. street.
Box n—~corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Bo: 23-00mm Elyavenna and Benton street.
Box Ito—(loner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box 32—31mm: Light station.
Box li-Tsirfleld avenue and Cedar street.
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Illnlatnre Alana-e lor ‘I'Irnorruw.
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new York Herold Weather Ioreeaet.
The weather lac-day promises to be general-
ly fair and warmer. followed by cloudiness.
To-Inorrow it promises to be partly cloudy and
slightly warmer. followed by rain.
Silli'l'll NORWALE.
What the People of Our City are being
and Basins.
Home news on every page.
Frank Slavin and family, who have
been in Delaware for the past year, re-
turned to Norwalk yesterday.
The Manchester (England) Guardian
says: “Nothing could exceed the beauty
and power of hit. Ragan’snillustrationu."
—Freeb from 120, at Hayee‘ market.
Yesterday 0. D. Newman engaged a.
nonunion painter to work for him. This
morning three of his employee. members
of the union, refused to work.
Comatock Brothers’ clothing store has
a novel exhibit in one of its windows. it
is the happy mother of a large family of
very pretty canines.
Mrs. Albin lilaImo, her son Mo: and
Albin Nenkircbner arrived in New York
lest night on the steamer Spree and came
to South Norwalk this afternoon,
The four passenger coaches and 001'
baggage car which were damaged in the
wreck at Harrison. were taken to the re
pair shops in New Haven this morning.
-—Plenty of delicious bread, at Laue‘ II.
About twenty-five members of Uncos
Tribe. 1. O. R. bl., will leave for Don:
bury to-night on the 5:55 train to visit
l’auguesett Tribe, No. 3, of llnnbury. A
fine time is anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Waters and
Ira. John Cashew and daugh.
ter entertained a number of New Canaan
friends at the Waters cottage. Hickory
Bluff, Hallowe'en night. The usual fee-
tivitiee were Indulged In and a pleasant
time was the result.
—-Frceb pork title, at llayca' market.
Fred Berg, proprietor of the Franklin
House in Stamford. who was struck by
the switch engine in South Norwalk
some three weekl'sgo, is able to he IIboo‘
again with the aid of crutches. It will
be some time. however, before he re.
covers entirely from his injunes
The seat of one of Thomas (.avanagh' s
express wagons slipped out yesterday.
upsetting the driver, Walter Hall. and
Royal L. Raymond. The latter's left
hand caught between the seat and the
wagon, and threeol his fingers were div
located, besides being otherwise pain-
fully Injured.
~Plonty of fresh Ilule-r's candy at
Lane's.
he: evenings horse driven by Will-
lsm lionshen lock fright Ill; an electric
car in front of A. (I. Jonson's market.
and threw leashes out. He struck his
head on the curb and was knocked in-
Ineenelble. The owner of the horse. Es-
pmsmsn William Crofut, bed Mouehsn
pieced In the cart and taken to his borne
on Day street. .....4
At a recent meeting of the Worn A 's
Christian Tempersnoe Union It was III
to hold their meetings semi—monthly, the
first and third Fridsy in each month.
Instead of every week. as heretofore.
Ire. Dr. Em was chosen superin-
leaders or selm‘rtiflc temperance Instroc
lion. and will see that the recent temper
sues lmtreotlcn lawlsenl'orcerl in our
schools. The meetingwiil be held attire
honest the president, tomorrow sites-
noou at 8:30. All ladies interested lathe
work of tilt Wiles ere eortiislly
invitedso be present.
mlflmmtflspm‘msrkst.
The irissds of Will Wsdhmns gave
hlmasevprleepertysehh licenses
Tayloravennedltslght. Nana“
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laser, and “was!“
neudII-s. Arthur J. Kennedy, of Marvellous!“ psyinga visit to
New Hevenmsetheguestsot friends In llr. sudlrs. 8.! Richmond.
Norwalk. The lileileek boys and party are upset
Thesidewslk Infroatefpaenelal Nel- edhorne from the World's Fair lo-Incr-
son Taylor's Washington street property row. m
ha- been rev-Ind. Berry sour. and Alfred w. nun re-
late relief; Iargestbos In the market, he. lug.
Ilse. Hanson,“ Birmingham, is the
The funevslof the late Patrick Drie- gueet of her son. Harlin Kellogg. of
cell will he held. from the Catholic
Wall street.
church, Westport. tomorrow morning.
II... a. o. Iii”. of momma
The football teamfrotn Wileon’ewhool ”w W" °‘ “‘1 3 J: “W”- 0‘
will go to Stamford to-Inorrcw «mom, WM” "m'
to play the Merrill Basin... Con.” lies Julia Bennett. who has broom
team. visiting Rise label Venderhcef, has re-
-Freeb hem 12c. at Bayee' market.
turned to'New York.
ltwssthehoues hugging to the es—
Luther Wright's carriage repository is tetecf Nery 3. Church. not the lesion
a surprise to those who visit It the first
Church homvstead, which was recently
time. It contains a lame variety of
burglariud. “n---“
vehicles and all at most reasonable M a). Congregational chspel, this
”ice" __._..,._. neuiug, '.Dr Noble will give electors
—Lane'sis without doubt the place to mm to the mutant of the
buy handy. lord's “Supper which will be adminis-
tersdnestflahbethmcrning.
Miss Carroll Watkins, of Grace church
rccwry, esieterof tho-Rev. S. H. Wet-
kiue, will be married in Grace church,
Wednesday afternoon. November 22. to
a lit. llshru. cl New York city.
At the Methodist church. tel-night,
there will be an early prayer meeting
from 7 to 7:45, preceding the gm! some
persons meeting In the church. under
the direction of Mr. Spear.
Sherman Council, Royal Amount,
meets tonight. A report from the drie-
gale to the Grand Council conference at
Waterbury will be nude, All K A.
members are cordially invited to attend.
The Y. M. C. A. Junior football team
will goto Danbury next Wednesday to
play another game with the club of that
city. The two games played have re:
suited In ties, and an interesting third
game may be looked for.
At the Congregational church, this
evening, the pastor gives the lecture
preparatory to the communion session,
and Miss Margaret Board, of Nontgom-
ery. Alabama, will speak of industrial
school work among colored girls in the
South.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold a meeting Friday evening. at 7
o‘clock, in the Reform modulation ball,
South Main street. Everybody ‘Ie welv
come. At the closeof the needs: the
Y's will hold a short business meeting.
It is important that all members attend.
-—ThI-, largest line of fine when in
town. at Lane's.__
"Joe," a lame crow well known to the
residents of West avenue and 11.916
street for his friendly and Inishievons
pranks. went on a tour of investigation
yesterday through two rooms of a house
on the letter street. In one of the rooms
be (send s little bottle of pills. which he
undertook to eat, but finding they did
not agree with him he scattered them on
the firmndropping the Weasel the
window, together with a twtlsbrusb.
lie then walked over the toIIet table.
scattering things bromine». Entering
thcother room he went on with his mis-
chievous work, though he took nothing
but a nickel button hook and penbolder,
whose hrilliancy attracted the thievish
eyes. An open jewel casempcd his
notice. He often comes to the windows
of the houses in the neigmrbood,and
finding than closed will tap on the pane
until he so sent away
Ara meeting. last night. oi the Cadets
of'l'cmp»rsnoe.it was decided to make
theducefiftero cents a quarter. to be
paidbcforr miners receive the pam-
word. TheCsdetsespectiodcgood
work in the future.
Risicxiitor Division. No. is, Sons of
Temperance. willboklabox sociable in
Crew's “all. Nels street, tomorrow
evening The indies are Ironclad to
bring hoses, which will be sold for the
benefit of the division.
DAIIIX.
William E. Street h building a barn.
‘ThouueCarshas repainted E A. Hell‘s
We.
Undertaker James Bireherd Isbuild-
ing II large matrices to his house.
Dr. E. A. iiclsnell and family have
med into J. E. Mind's honor.
0,6.Bowenisrepsintingonsof
Theodore Austin's outtakes. outflow 5!
Nu. ”Inlay.
Ire. Albert W had bothcfher
beads terribly burned with noise. last
secures-y. while Mits-
Tbe remains of Its Barnum and wife
were trend-wed from Spring Grove
cemetery to Wendiewn. ymtesrlay. by
Undertaker Jeanne M
[lemons om Eeelrr shot a disused
home, My. owned ivy Robert Ire.
land, of Sew York. and which was
boarded st Rsnery Pooley'e stable.
rm w. more. for-Irrly of on.
Charles BdwsrdClIuvelsvstuvaed home place. M mo! vasm
last night fromatrip to Cleveieod sud Ira-Idem torts Soldiers' IIoIne,
Illa World’s no. . and out rabid-r Imi-
-—-—--— friends In tows.
Rent-I. fiPoMrmmnttlel'sel's Willem Galley. tbebiscketnith of
church, Novwelk preached iw Christ Illsmhrook, wholelhlslenfooteruehed
church, Stratfonl, Int night.
or. Navy's fair ope-w at the m
Opera House to night. Dwysv’s
The Consolidated Railroad company is
negotiating with the City of South Nor-
walk for the purchase! stereos to be
used in heating cars which remain in
South Norwulk during thentuist. It in
proposed to have the can lay on the on!
ing between the Dauburv track leading
to Wilson Point and the Consolidated
road tracks, and steam will be (winked
from the electric light station. The rail-
road company is willing to do all the
piping necemary to carry the steam to
the cars. The matter will cause up be»
fore a special meeting, or the regular
meeting of the Board of Cmsncilnsen
next Monday night. soil will hem
esry to alter several conflicting sections
of the charter.
~Fresh pork l2lc, at ilaya‘ market.
NDENALI all».
A own, We at Its-- III-w- the
Upper-Marlow:
J. P. Treadweil, of North sveuwe. has
joined the L. A. W.
Miss Fannle Clark, of Nevwio street,
III in New York city III-day.
i
(Isl-q, where. yesterday. Dmlvown
M sswesdl'unehsmpatsted the leg lust
Bundwlllgiveacuwesvtet the “bible helowthekwee. “km“,
"NW- Ymseslsyaspwsisless who; Is.
Aneteetriclluhshessnmm relives! com-miners ssII several
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many other Wm u ”WWW. Vise-mt
msdehyOenmCJuhwm, a. Hail. Attorney lanle flashes and
proprietor. hues-r Hurt-III. news here for the
Don’t ever melee alas shower-km ”mussel:
newspapers suyot you. Theme-w fl. “,1 Pickett
“mm“*m*m Inn-I Manual:
shouthlmcughtloglwsheekw “mmhw
tlmesadsywhesllsrelsemeaw’heflbs mussels-set
newspapers know about kink-tide
“ft-mug: ... ... venom.
Willie,theelu>ymvsklsswelm “Muewznm W I“
NcQoiIIen, fell inter Isa case M at
WInolpenlI. yesterday shrvwesa. eel
strnekonwuneroehiathe river. The
«restraints-mulls... end he
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Itemstsm shame! the heed to the
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10 Pieces Standard rm, II I aim.
‘ 10 Pieces Standard Gingham, at ti cents.
' Io Pieces Dress Goods Marked Down to 10 cents.
10 Pieces Dress Goods Marked Down to 15 cents.
lOPlecesDressGoodslIarkedDowntotiI cents.
Popular Shades Borges, 25 cents.
All Wool Borges, 40c, too. 750 and 31.00.
Wm:—
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
Highest of all' In Leavening Power.-—Latest U. S. Gov’ t Report.
ABSOLUTELYPURE
Hop Sucking, 50 cents.
Bold
@Powdrg
Mello intends to Intercept Pelic-
‘ oto's New Fleet.
A lAVAl. BATTLE IS EXPECTED.
Ito Insurgent Brasilian Admiral Will
lend the Republic. lip Here, It Is Bald,
In lull and Dosh” Pelxolo's Boats Ont-
slde the Three Illle 14ml! ”Sandy Roch
le YoBK. Nov. 2.—There are all sorts
of rumors afloat in the mercantile circles
In the southern part of the city which have
dealings with South America regarding
the Brazilian revolt. The most sensation-
al story is in regard to the departure of
the new Brazilian first. from this port. It.
Is to the efleot that Admiral Melio would
send the cruiser Republics up here to in~
tercept El Cid and the rest of the new fleet
of Peixoto as soon as It not of! the shore
beyond the three mile limit. ‘
Admiral Mello has an agent in this city
and Is kept informed of all that is going on
here. If he thinks it necessary, be will
send another man of war along with the
Republl on.
It was also rumored that the cruiser New
York would not sail for lirasil until El
Cid lulled and would convoy her at least
as far as the three Inile limit oi! shore.
What the New York would do in who the
Republics tried to stop El wild and the rest
of the fleet is known only. to the secret
hearts of the navy and state departments,
but President. l’cixoto's partisans are con-
fident. that. us the rebel government estab—
lished by Hello had not been recognized as
a belligerent power, the presence of a ship
on the high seas under the orders of no
recognized government and attempting to
commit deprcdations on the vessels of a
friendly power would be resented by the
New York and the vessel seized.
Prospects of a light.
If nll these flying rumors are true, there
Is I good prospect of II naval fight outside
Sandy Hook.
It was rumored that an ngentoi Admiral
Meilo had been negotiating for fast and
powerful tugs in this port to ll! used as
gunboaia to light the first as soon as it got
outside of the rim-c mile limit. It was
said that two boats had been bought from
the firm of Mr. Morgan, 12‘. South street.
This was denied at the office of the firm.
but Mr. Morgan refused to say whether
any one had npprmchul him on the subject
of such a purchase.
The lII-publico has been at Montevideo
blockadlng the loyal warship Tiradentes.
The Republics appeared before the harbor
of Montevideo on Oct. ‘32 and signaled the
Tirndcntes income out and fight. Up to
the lost advices the invitation had not been
accepted. The crew ol the Tlrsdsntes are
said to favor the cause of Admiral Mello.
but are kept loyal to l’cixoto by their oili-
oers. The Republics is a modern steel pro-
tected cruiser. and, like the 'l‘iradentes, was
here at the international naval review last
spring.
A lllmenliy l‘or Pellnto.
Another diilicully in the way of fitting
out the lch-t. for l‘eixotu has arisen from
the fact that the attention of the proper
authorities has been called to the “(oral n
enlistment act." and the proper oiliclas
are now looking out that it is not violated“.
The so called "forelmt culistnwnt act" in
section can of title LXVII of the Revised
Elston-II of the L'nitcd States and reads as
(allows:
Every person who. within the territory or
jurisdiction of the Ulllh‘ll Hiatus. enlists or en-
ters himself or lIlrI-eor rolnlne another to on
list or enter himself or to go beyond the limits
or Jurisdiction of the l'nited States. wilhintent
to be unlisted or entered in tho scrI'lI-o of any
fore-hm prime. slain colony. district or people
as a soldier. or on a marble or neaman on board
ofauy vessel of war. letter of merquo or pri-
valrcr. shall he dquml guilt) of high mistle-
manor. and shall be nnIIl not more than
two and imprisoned not more thou three
years.
It is absolutely necessary that trained
and skillful men should have the handling
of the dynamite gun on Eli' hi and each
turn cannot. be procured in llrnzii, for the
gun Is not known there The engaging of
men to enlist in the service of ill-lull on the
vessels of the new ilI-I-t or to he enlisted
upon tbcir arrival in llmull would be a vic-
latlon of the not above quoted
Firemen overcome by Intake.
w Yomdh'ov $.th broke out at
mhlnlght in the live story brick tenement
at the corner of Third street and the
[lawn]. i-lix firemen were overcomes}?
the smoke Two of them were rcsu
Mend the other four were taken to
Believur hospital
lltehell Appears In Boston.
Boston. Nor. sumo thousand people
were in "(Men's historic old Music all to
attend Jack McAullch‘s Inherit. Charley
Nlteheii was there. He board a few rounds
with Mature and nude II speech abusing
Corbett.
Died from leper-re.
Bssnnw. Pa. Nov. s~Protmor D. M.
B. Wsnn. who was found to an uncon-
scious condition in an outhouse. died from
the results of exposure without having rsI
severed consciousness.
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A 1’le lllls massif.
mums, Revs-undue! Yeoms
. committed suicide by shooting
I thronsh the heart with his re-
volver at his resident». in North Birth
as. We lessees.
mm hov. tt-ilotoI-loosm Abe mild.
sense to his mouth in Charlotte
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HARD TlNlES OVER.
Ileny llille In the State of Pennsylvslb
Are Starting Up.
Pr'rrsnr'ao. Nov. 2.~——There is increased
activity among the mills over last week,
and it is asserted that fully 1.5.000 more
men are at work in the various includes of
Allegheny county than were engaged in
wage earning on (lot. i, There is notan
idle nlill along the south side riverfront
at present, for the first time in six months.
Easmu, Pm, Nov. 2,—0ndcrs were re-
ceived here for the reernployment of the
100 men suspended in the car department
of the Lehlgh Valley railroad shops at
South Boston. There is much. rejoicing
among the men over the bright. prospects
for a full resumption of work in the shops.
which, before the deal with the Reading
road. trove employment to :00 men
Jonssrows, l’.1...\’ov. .2 The Johnson
iron company. which has been running all
summer on about half time. has resumed
operations on double time. The company
employs from 1.5mm ".2400 men. There
rival of hunllwss at the Unmbria iron
works. which depend on the Johnson
company for its orders for steel. When
running full turn. llll‘ company employs
from Loon to moon) men. The resumption
at the Johnson works gives encouragement
to the hope-that the panic is actually ended
here so for as industrial depression is con-
cerned.
PITH OF THE NEWS.
The ritcr “as frozen over at Muenster,
N. H
Failure of from is causing great antler-
ing in Kansas.
The Russian squadron has arrived at
Ajoccio. capital of Corsica.
1‘ our of II mob of disorderly medical stu~
dents in Detroit were arrested.
The principal mosqneuf Damascus has
been burned to the ground. causing a loss
of $2.50!.IIIIII,
Rev. Dr. Burtacli of New York arrived at
Rome. where he is to have an interview
with the pope.
The lmychelios islands, in the Indian
ocean. wan: connected by cable with the is-
land of Mauritius.
A fire in Kcithsimrg. ills. burned three
blocks of residences. and store buildings,
doing News! damage.
Major llt‘llel‘éll Sir (’irristopher Charles
Teesdalo. Queen Victoria's master ul cere‘
monies. died at llognor of paralysis.
By the rxplnallll’l of u carlxry of naphtha
on the Russian flagship of Admiral Avalon
tvm sailors were killodnnd several injured.
Mrs. Robert Vance of Simeon. who was
injured in the wreck rIt llattlc Creek.
Mich. diId there. making the twenty-
I-ighth viI rim.
An Athletic Bishop.
\VilJianth, Del. ,.\'or.2 —BishepColev
man of the E piscopnl Ilium has returned
from n {pedestrian tour in \irginin. He
Mullah-'1 miles In Iii days
Jumped and Kill“) Herself.
It’s-Iv \Ile \‘m '.'.~~)flsa Bertha Inner
jumpul front a fourth story window of her
home at I37 l-I not Fifteenth street and was
instantly killed.
Ilother Gray" a Sweet Worm Powder.
Mother Gray a nurse in the Children' s
liomein New Y,ork has for years treated
children successfully witha remedy now
preps pared and laced in the drug stores,
called Mother rs e Sweet Worm Powd-
ers. They are and by all druggisls at
25 cents a package. The remove all
worms, are harmless as mil plcnmnt to
take and never fail Valuable for fever
isbnrm. constipation and headache. even
if no worms are turnout. Ask your
Ilrugrzist
{nfrrlsinnrmla
MUSlC HALL.
JIM lino Joyous Night.
[goayINovember8d
Till MODERN BEAUTY snow.
'IiEiEll IlllSSlll’S
ENGLISH SHIRTS.
2lF—ARTISTS~QII
lutrrslnclaam the Nidway Nuisance Dance as
done at fair. cute-Ito. Wanna.
lovely women. that' I the theme and hear they
are in plenty.
ARE YOU WITH US.
All right and full of (linger.
.Ilh: hl her. Ream lsral at
flmfiusm. ‘ " "
Willllii's
.tolumbian Exccsiticn,
.41..
Music Hall.
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:IT. Do Quincy Tully.
Wig?“ sights not they“
”postulates”.
forlhelaaeolcflke
seen hermit the teller.
tam-Immune
Midi
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murmur-rm“
sumptlon practically means a markedre-
Wish Grade Goods are cheapest
:2 HI
tin no ourfriestdsbe b havin cnehundrsd
“we Sign” nfiflvspsssonscsll 1:;le usywitb II vs dollar bill.
Icncs’, Hacker‘s or layman’s Success Flour.
THE rlce on flour has advanced seventy-five cents per barrel
9 prlll for a limited time sell at the above price. We are
advisi log you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
It took the advent of the market, but won’t take
w the advantage oftyfil’. I
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CHASE. SEYMOUR,
,Leading Grocer. 33 Washington St.
Telephone Call [3-2.
To All People Everywhere. Good News.
Portherhouse Bleak
Hirii on task ......
Hound
Shoulder teak...
l? {me Rib [finely
r me on of tort
Lamb one ......
Huger cured Home
Fresh Home.
l’crk Sausage
In egard to qualit we inlito comparison with the best markets in the town or state.
The above prices are etrlctly for CAB ll. '
E. d. WADHAMS. Preprletor.
PEOPLE'S IIAIIIIET. FIIEE DELIVERY PEOPLE'S MARKET
Ill North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 52.8. I Satisfaction guaranteed. I Telephone call, 5-7-3
Special foil-lithe Holidays.
PORTRAITS lN
Cllllllli. PISTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
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copies. but must he done from the original negative only. thereby prescrvins all the line qual-
il y of the a me, and producing in the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
detail. A fine exhibition of this bountiful work may now be seen at Studio.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND GUILD
A new line of
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN PLATINOTYI‘ES
one for inspection. \
APHEII, 53 Wlll ST. liliiillllli.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or house and lot
with the view purchasing, are Invited to
call and examine our list ‘1: have them for
sale in ev'ery partnf the city at reasonablr
prices and on can It rms. until If
“f A N 'l‘ I: II“. ..
. 055 Hill \illa South \orvralk.‘ C—onn.
This Illarming .placo will be open all
winlrrt'nr permamnt or transient boarders.
Families lIberaiiy treated with: house first
cites; trolley I are puss (hollow; in: ms moder-
n1 lw
I)RESS.\I Ah . by theda). Terms 315i
Call helm-”en . and ii in the B\Enlll1.,
Mrs Mar lim 1., 24 flat ilanIl street. Ninth Nor-
I. II. IIcIscI.
FROM THE
FLAMES
llii lililllil Willi]
OF FINE‘ FALL AND WINTER
llru‘w. Boys' and ('IIlldrcII'w
lifliiillili!
ill-sod from the Planes. ‘29.}: ,. _ - , 7.7. -. - ..- -_.__ .2413}-
"the:chassrzrxrztt. 3:22.23. ..‘fi‘, H or”?! W interact
and II»- lulan I “in no em -..II at less
than half original (UNI. Th: III II pr; I'm)
what: Iran been "i In the nppraivrs.
are nIanI-Il in plain ii "lltin under the
original prim so that i to great during
an be not" III a gluon.
A l‘
BHDUKSIDE STOGK FARM.
l'lv‘ni _\‘ other stalls and extra care.
M. H. PARSONS.
Sale Commences
Fliiilll, lilll. 3d, |893
will 1m
00‘. Ill.
I \ H I
With mil“ he linstrurziom Io r‘insr- the l I. I‘ll '- .
rnlire stuck within III day's; ’{lllei‘l‘ if .
possible. nonhuman-,1”. tummy mmlia apnrrrnrnts first tioor \nnrtz I:
1h" MINI?" mm no Iizlsru-prcwnlu t'oriult gulldinq s1 and 93 \VIIaiIlngton
(
llirh" hlnslll iu- [II-n. .lzmi II.- Id all sales
nude satisfactory in tin pnrr‘hn-Ierm
t-‘IuIcI- mil not rurnxir our uIIInIg all
the rut: :111: now from url 'lnnl prior-s but
here \ ( u: mm n [on
Bringihls II 2h you Ind ask for followingl
>1root.lnguire.l)l \\ rll (‘ ignr cornpnny‘ .-I
omI-e so It ”Mouton ~lreei anal If
"REE furnished room»
hf: kill other. South Normal
Apply .4 lfie-nth
)Altl of IIIII-r house. N'oorluurd menus.
um. 39;). '.o 7." Woodward III'.e:Iuc rent.
:13: part of lmure Ull'lll r South Main street and
Hartford pimp rI nt. 9“; llill'lllllll house and
burn. (V‘llllrlllltlgmlllli' Imnt. Apply to E
“mm“ \It ll
elm
fall llan- immv l in \im suits
IlIIYIl'Il stow . . ...
, ,\l. on I: l"l|ll’ l'IIv-I more
In Milan .Iu III II
[‘I’ l’l' ll parrot huu‘: on Iiiuh Jill- -.i live
.1 rooms. 8‘1 l'l‘l' month lllqlllf‘l‘ l). E.
“HIKE." No :fioulh \fain sue-II rmnth Nur-
“ski, Lt. nlfll
evl t:i.Vs)....
II Men“ I'ltm Pllrvl
Inf ntie- owl l
.IIIIIrlu-I I t.”
12% .‘lvn - l‘ lel t In} “I
ll
‘ll 0 rooms in liihblo‘ a hi or k, to; basement
in Prune building. 5-1 .I .iIIIIsII Drum. n,
llil Washington street olll 'II.
1101 hill and burn ill File Allie Hirer. largo
Ilall storagobuildinu at Norwalk: mono
floor at live Illil a filter; second floor at Ely' II
NcIk; lower door on High strIel: upper floor
on \fnnroc street: shop with boiler and on Inn
on W am nth-cl: rooms in Ray mend iIuilI ing:
llnnsoun ’l‘nylor avenue; farm at East. Nor-
walk room-I on It nlor stroll: piaI n at Middle
Fl‘vtfiv‘llll lilII-r Inquire of Itsvuonnfilpos.
o: w
.mr- IIqukIIli: n. ~I 1.-
I III .1“
3000 ”this, of null-I 1 Push. l I (In.
1“.) a small family. a. lion-«I of six rooms and
one at ro of ground. pleasantly located on
lilIcrslIle avenue. mar thou-melon Inquire
floor In the Insurance
of ltnoa Kellogg 1w
TI “3 top
LIIIIiiIllIIi now rumpled by llniior Latino
1. or particulars in hire of H. N
ilmw.n athls atorunn South aln street. or
Henna- l‘. lit-arse, (' it) Notionalllunk. our“
SMAIl" .l.
III-tat
III- lulv‘t do ‘I'II~, from 00!.
II- 3.1. to our: ”...: Illillfl
liIr- m- m- I
Men a II: col-M a
rte-v Hull l
lhl‘ wit u-
11th ll: .tll Lt
I‘nl'l 1.1 mlwr born; .I
stated. mun-.1 In I. i‘ >‘4Il lll‘ rI.
- ...—-
Vow this up. ....” - m um l 3- III Ibo
on hard III" fl III I! mr Ire mural on
“up III ”(nun ”III nan law “I! but
rmmu- III III IIIIII hours“ v. lit.llm
{harm-tun. and” I or I It In ‘llill‘l‘ II
III -luI .I must be turn: I Inn. rash ill
men. Rowan or lllllihh'fl' KII-pwur
\i. «I III I! ll! (IWI'I
‘ I'IIII' v IIrIi will
love II NIIIrIII
hulldlrm on Water street. Apply in
K_a_pp. 123
Full FIAT.)
‘IDFR. iEI-tu. per alien; dIiiIorul 0by the
J lllll. III llntos‘ . ll. llari loo o. I’D. .icl
57.,l BIIuIlINorwaik. ll. HITTIO.
A [Mi KUrl “All r motor. Is Me II will he sold
clump for “an! of use. Apply at this
rye on the l' ”1- Halo Plasma mi he Mire "m v2.1
you are at THEE" l:f""” we or}: III ,
"m" " t" ‘ "I "'"Wi" “ A‘s more “Lady Velma" also narrlscr}
Eafggvlfi‘w”“"”°“”'”‘“d l aplmllv. hll‘ltfll Illlll burners. Alli III
I’ll”.
order. lnIIIIIrnI-f \V llnyrnnnd. w?
BEAT FIRE SALE '1“ m ......I
Ipeaeveryerenlngnntllm'cmk. ‘“' . ‘
I'm-Nay sswtll II I'. N. gnfrqfsmmmls.
Rmrm brrssleopens at ill a. m
IIIIIIIl. iiill. 3i. I893
For 10 Days Only.
Price’s Building
III. II WATER ITIEET.
IliIINIlK. Milli.
Euros. Pa. Oct. lath, Instr.
Mr. I’IIIv-«DI'III- Sir: We allonjoyl’d
---.- . ., Mr, Hogan's lontnm Very much. The
views worn nupcrh and the droriplivs
children cry for [IOWI‘l’HlIl liroloolurnr onetime-ed. The
Pltcher’. castofla. Presbyterian church was filled end we
realised a profit that is much beyondour
expectations. Everyone present. who
use spoken to me about the lecture. has
spoken warmly in praise of it. do It
gives me great pleasure tossy that Mr.‘
Ragan’s “Colombian Exposition" lecture
was a great success. and that we were
more than satisfied.
Yours truly.
Mn». Esramm that,
President of Opporrunllytllrclo of King's
Daughters.
mm itchy was sick. we mm Iwr own
When she was a Child. she cum! I: ll' t'astoris.
Win-II siw tan-arm: lit-s. she Moog III l‘mluria.
When me had Children. sue (anthem L'sworie
children Oryfcr
Pitcher'e esoteric.
children (try for
Pitchers casteria.
llallsw York millionaire givesadlm
nersththavouuesnduthstssst,cnstlng
0700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
flute-smut MOMMA!) laden.
ortt hill-and flashy have remit.”
whfmmBIoIIdOnresocnrsthsnI,
wheteetul hmmvmgpwespllslt
Isseisamshseflnsthmm
DMwIAl. stones.
Notices of low! mtrrfolnnmtls of all
kinds lowhlnh rm rulmisrlon ls charged,
and notices culmlnml to W m
«We. swept ohm an advertisement
alums appears in Mm scissors,
m as wwwfiweiwmmms
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Norwalk Chronicler