a
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Plainted’s’ Benzoin
cam will remove all
léttiishes from the
complexion.
\ ‘When you want
something appropri~
file for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
f oili- stock.“ We have
' loony fine pieces in
out Glass,
Royal Worcester.
' Brown Derby.
ALSO
‘ liter Dinner Collars.
insets or single.
t
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s
,
ll
i ]]. Plaisted
‘ Druggist,
‘ iMWuhrnzton St.
com nonwsut. -.
fWali Paper,
. 8. iOILS. GLASS.
Ministries. etc.
* min Is a mi time to Paint.
Tribune- flessaita give yes
was for doing year work.
W
Maw guarantee Satisfaction in
and weather orb. '
W ”arty—MM.
“a this. only lswstt’s Pars.
_ i We sell the best
, n's; Furnishings ,
olenreepouaive'gchord {,in the hearts , of a buying oom-
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THE EVENING 3mm.
ruse nonunion: and Water.
snowman-manner.
Boa I—CornerWaehiegtonand lforthusio
streets.
Box locernerDeyandTollasstraete.
no: mm '
Box ls—Weststruhomits Innklln street
Boxll—Oonoovdstmbwwllteachool.
Box Id—mflwtblflnandmnm.
Basil—Corn lfigh street and, Bayview
avenue.-
‘ Boa IO-Rorwaik Iron Works building.
Box l'I—Cornor West avenue and Cedar
street. ‘
Beau—Corner, West street and Taylor
avenue.
Boa its-Corner lly avenue and Benton street.
lion ”W South lain and Monroe
MI.
Box ss—llectric Light station. ‘
Box sl-lairlisld avenue and Cedar street.
limes-re Alla-no lure-Imam.
Sunflhee Honfiets mum. law‘l'ide
stud) stir“ at Mt stizls
New York Herald Weather levee-st.
The weather promises to be morally from
falrto partly cloudy and warmer till noon.
followed by increasing cloudiness and rain in
the afternoon or» at night. 'l'o-ntorrow it
promises to be partly cloudy and cooler.
ceded by rain on long Island and followed
clearing. ’
SOUTH NORWALI.
“IO the People of On city are Doing
and Earl-n. -
Home news on every page.
A daughter was born, Wednesday, to
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Menu, of New
Haven.
—-Souenge 12} cents, st Hoyes' market.
John E. Knapp. of West street, left
yesterday for Westfleld, lines: on busi»
noes connected with the settling up of
the estate of ll. 8. Brown.
—Lane’s is without doubt the place to
buy handy. _______
The football team of Wilson's school
went in Stamford on the 2:54 train this
afternoon to wrestle with the team of the
Merrill Business College.
L. S. Owens, of Road’s jewelry store,
will gointo busine- for himself neat
Monday, having rented the office of
James L'Hommedien, Washington street.
J. D. Perry, of Westport, will inspect
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. it, on lion-
day evening. the 20th inst. . Every mem—
ber of the Post is requested to be present.
--New buckwheat 120 per packagetil
cans tomatoa 25c: baker’s cocoa 20c; live
gallons kerosene oil 35c. All goods do
livered free of charge. The New York
Grocery company.
Blanche L. Morehonse, of Stamford,
has made application by her representa-
tive, Attorney Light, of South Norwallt,
tothe Superior Court for a change 0
name. .
~Cbildren Will find a small looking
glass in every file. pound of that mired
candy. at Lane’s, Saturday. ’
The South Norwalk Boston store an-
nounces a big special drive this week in
dress goods, miillnery, jackets. domentica
and underwear, on account of the back-
ward season.
-—-i"'resh hem 12c. at Ilayce' market.
The first ball of Schiller slalom, N0.
M6, U. 0. it. it, will he held Monday
night in the Arlen liall, lladison street.
It promises to has very successful and
enj ryable mow
--Very best flourufll nharrel. items»
her we beveloataie stock to dispose of.
The New York Grocery company.
Patrick McGuire, who. for the past
live ysars,bas been In the employ of
John H. Knepp, sailed Walnmlsy frr
his old home In inland. when: he will
make a short vieltr
\
-—l'ur gent'a, ladies” and children's no
derwaar, noted. Dicksmantilon' .
Pruidaet Cleveland yesteniey after
noon seat to tkslente tbsnamrof John
C. Byrhes, of W. to he collector
of internal revenue for the district of
new. island and connecticut. Ir
Dishes was rammed. lie is a brother
of 1.1. Bysbes, of lionth iforwsllr.
«The largut line of fine candlesin
Iowa, at WaWdW.
'i‘ke baton league by 'r. Duo-rm
Tally,onire ”World’s Pair,” is their
dollar Hot sold in the slate. V
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So.
-_ Yesterday Taylor & addendum
estatesnntsaold Ive honauonWood-
wsrd avenneaud swolots adjoining the
W'hiugtonstrsstbrldms.
fir. and tin. George 1. Roth, who
were married in BridgeportJaat aval-
Ing, hyRev.CasperBrunner,stoppedat
thelahacksmoflotsllssteight.
«sausage 12] cents, at Hayes' market.
Liar-.111. user: and minus
of Rye, formerly of South Norwalk, are
spending a few days with lit. and Ifrs.
lfatthew Corbett, of Washington street.
-Plenty of fresh Enyler’e candy at
We. ,
J one and ”out“ will give a sleight of
hand performance in the hall of “lune
halts Division, Sons of Temperance,
Swsnz a Corbstt’s block, Monday night.
-—For ladies' and children's cloaks go
to A. Dickerman a son’s.
will be serum llusio Hall tonight, will,
it is announced, introduce the lildwsy
Plaisanee dance, as done at the World’s
Fair.
Editor John Rodemeyer, of the Win-
sted Herald, yesterday tendered his
resignation. to take effect November 10,
His successor will be Joseph H, Valli,
secretary of the Connecticut board of
managers of the World's Fair.
-i-‘resh pork i2ic, nt Haycs' market.
A son was born Wednesday, to Mr.
and lira. Edward G. Weed, of South
Main street. A son was born this noon
to lit. and lira. Royal L. Raymond.
Mr. Weed is foreman and Mr. Raymond
iseecretary of the South Norwslk Fire
Police.
John Warren, proprietor of the Old
Well hand laundry, has been so success-
ful in his venture that he has found it
neocssnryto more into more commudv
ions and convenient quarters. He will
occupy the store recently vacated by
Knapp, the batter.
«That mixed candy at lane's is good
nod wholesome, the pound, Saturday, in
the window.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
lies Kate Scofleld. of- tbis city, to Rob
on W. Linelcy, of Branford, Conn. The
ceremony will be performed at the bride's
home, Wednesday evening. November
lath, at 7:30 o'clock. lfr. Linoley in one
of the most popular conductors on the
New York, New Haven nod Hartford
Railroad. __
—We are always in the load in quality
and price. Twenty pounds of granulated
lupr for 01.00. The New York Grocery
company. ______ __
Inst nights horse driven by n jew
peddler ran into Richard Sweeney. who
was riding a bicycle across theWnshington
street crossing. The bicyclist wna knock-
ed from bin wheel and one of his loan
wsolnjumi. The wagon ran over the hi
cycle, damaging it considerably. Ir.
Sweeney procured another wheel and
puroued the follow.
--I‘rcah pork line, at llnyre' market.
Twenty members of Cocoa Tribe
visited Psngussett Tribe. No. 8, I. 0. R.
l., at Danbury. last night. A dialogs.
tion was present from Brldgeport ands
fine time is reported. The adoption de-
gree was worked in a very creditable
manner. The visitors inspector! the
Danbury fire department, jail and other
public buildlnpgmwm
—l’lsnty of deliclma bread. at lane’s,
The day clerk at the lfahaeksrno Hotel
and Officer George Gladstone bad a rais-
endwstsndinglnthe hotel corridor last
«coins, and quite a lively liatle encoun-
ter took place. The colors took the
clerk to thesistionlnme,bntdid not
took his: up. The latter says he will
prefer chem against the ofllcer, claim.
ing the stress iii-received was uncalled
f"!
The following pupils of Grade 4, Con-
eordstrset school,wsre nos latoovab
sent during October: Alfred Dontweu,
Hamilton Constant. flours Karim,
Prank liayhew. Stanley ifaybew. lies
hert Pierson. nurses Pumas. furl.
season. acorns Weeks, Miter Wit.
lisresns. Elle Cowperthwslt. Hallie flow
less, lasts Delahaaty. sani- flail,
Phebe We. lorries farm. nests
meal, lsliisn Poems, lists Plteer,
MMW
whet fortiesl’smghdrepst hillbill-
Henrik-fringe» beniotbeuarkst, lie.
“in swans ms.
awesomeness-smea-
h‘mlslef‘l‘ewts
Whils-prllaaehssbsgkteatthe
'mmmmmmavu
munchies“.
Jet-mamas“
last-labs for m. Manse»
halaaflesWssatkl-eefi
Israel Mast WJHewaf‘l's.
possess. slit steer use“ M
amaummum
am lameness. aim
“WEI.
Helen Russell’s English Sports, wig.
l
www.mth-DM‘W ‘0'"
son.
George Oliver, Mom in '
themployofml Brothers,'of
Norwalk,dlsdthlsnoonatthetown
-mm or.” andonesirclogli“
Yridey as com; only. -
on new mow: Iwrit-trot aw
malaise! We new will
'hbldm_usp.m..lnthem
WM \
Thegreatilrs-leofolothingw
in thel’rice minnow“ m. 0'"
morning. Read this firm in
snothereolunsn.
Ncweontrollers havebeen placed’on
closed car No.1,“ the tramway line,
and the new cars will be similarly
equipped.
There is a pastel impedes: that the
uniforms, boots and hen worn 1'! “’9
letter-carriers are furnished by the gov,
ernnlent. The carriers have to buy their
own uniforms.
halieLSherwoodandJameeUBrien,
who startedahat store inlfewi’orks
shorttimeago, will move their stockto
South Norwalkand opensstoreinlioyt‘s
Theatre building.
Thaliorwalkk'. I.C.A. football
teamwiil playroom Y. I. C.
A. teamontheliorwalkl'ark,tomorrow
afternoon. A practice one is being
played this afternoon. ,,
lira. 8h John is illaa hahometn
Academy street; the daughter of Ruben
Upton, of Academy street. who has been
ill with perimitrs, is improving; Theo-
dore Comp i seriouly ill at his home on
East avenue.
lfrs. C. i). lfauhews and the Martin
family, of Elmsnwortb. have returned to
New York city. Previous to luring
town In. luthewsaent theiittlefolks
at the Children's limalibsral supply
of toys.
it in said that, l dips dealer (learns
Wheipiey, who accompanied [Incas
Tribe to Dsnbury last night, was owing
out of the bonnet room this morning.
he looked upendsawtlse faceoftbe
town clock. and exclaimed, “lly, I didn't
know the am was full."
~For Friday and Saturday whet’a left
of those “.26 blankets. at Mr: a 25:: sir,
cingie with each. Dwyer's harne- store.
07 Washington street.
It load of hay came in mtact with
lirsalnrmbna so,» thecornerof lain
and Catherine streets, yesterday after
noon. The box wearippad from thepolo
and curried out into the street, breaking
the wires and causingtho bell in the
town house tower warlike.
The Shakespearswn recital of the play
of Hamlet, which was to be given by
Henry A. Clappat the reside-need ‘I'.
ll. Karina. this evening. will take place
at EJ. liitl'e residence.on accouutof
sickness“ the Harbor: “done, both
lit. and Ira. Morison being quite iii.
The Painted Union will hold a meet-
ing in their hall, tonight “7:30 o'clock,
to atom on thematterofoJl.
Newman employing a nonunion man,
which resulted in three salon men strik-
ing. A committee will probably be an
pointed to wait on Ir. Moran and try
and effect a sum
0. 1‘. Wood, l'rerl lentil, (lamp
firearm and George Wardwolt re-
turned last night frontalwodays'llshv
tog trip to (inst Pendant [lash-r1.
Thspsstyshowsevssaldvspseimensof
pike. sense moving eighteen lackss
inisngth. The thorns-stencil Toss»
dey and tookC. B. I'oed'shoaa with
nears. The fair promises to he the
sane senses lib year as on previous
em. The deer pres-nu wars,
summarise limbo-heir
mun-mausrmm
retold, ass-lean set: Hannah Clone.
writlegeaasrlaulem.wrteiegesss:
wr- l'itnsrsis, wet-entails Kelly,
crush-«Assam. mun
luMliirhyasas‘swsuo.
«Panama-Melt vs.
Brldppoee
Y.l.(l.A..st Isrwals Park, Ira-en
wiley,sewsf0kiugs,asstae
Mulch-MY.
mums-essays
clarinet). omen-om
”We thistle,
“swans-e. stair,”-
”than“
fishbowl
lswi’ssk
W'
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rt
Honolulu-lewd 3M
actuate. «Tu-"I lam-"b ’
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“ It in. lulllsgtlorlhdv ‘Iihllrlren’silibba‘d no...
” J at too. or 2‘ Hair fer 25c. "
in lsstntd lot line Ilollar Kid Gloves for lists.
A. .Dickerman 'l& Son,
«s4 wrest-uneven eraser. sou-m uonwnut.’ coon.
‘ . Highest of all in Leaching Power.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
is
' Shoulder B
i.
and twon divs persons coil
and more a of
iones’,llatlrer’s or Say
adv n; will for a limited
iii took the adven ‘ tr
w the advantage ofm~ 0
Leading Grocer.
Porthcrh ouse Btcek
tilrlion Steak ..
Bo nd steak...
Prime Rib Boson. . ..
Prime shoulder Roost
Lamb Chops ......
Sugar cured Home
Fresh
nuts. . .. ..
orir usage .. ...
In regard to qualit we invite com risen
The above prices are strictly for CAHHP.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone coll. 524i. |
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outtnmakoourfrisnds he
THlvlvprioe on flour has advanced seventy-live cents
time sell at the
is you correctly and giving you the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Telephone ’
To All People Everywhere. Iioorl llevvs.
‘E. .r. WADHAmé
FREE DELIVER
Satisfaction guaranteed. _ |
one hundred
ppy,’ by having
vs dollar bill,
mour’s Success Flour.
r barrel.
above prior}?a We are
the market, but won’t take
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
Cali l3-2.’ "
. ................ '.‘...'.' ...... Clue
with the best markets in thotown, or state.
Proprietor,
v. PEOPLE'8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
Telephone call, 5-7-8
Selectmen Raymond
no. at Plestwood yesterday.
atten‘ ded the
Editor and u... A. n. Byington no
town on morning for Washington, no.
Captain ll. ll. Rose and family return-
ed from the World's Fair yesterday.
le-rs. Grant, (30ka and the Selleck
boys rsturned home this morning.
IESTPIDB’L
Robert it. Sun“, of Waterbury. has
barn in town during the past week.
Hrs. Gould" I). Jeiiiife has returned
from her visit withfriends in Waterbury.
fillies Pack, at Stratford, is a guest at
the ruidenos of Ilsa. Abram W. Bradley.
Rev. J. B. Coley oficrated st Christ
church isstSuuday morning and evening.
It. and lira. A. ‘1‘. Uoodseil. of Bridge-
port, were guests of friends here yester-
ds .
ifrsd Uorham and it. A. Williams
returned lat Mmday from their visit to
the White City.
3.0% Barnum. of New York, has
been the guest of his mother, ilrs. Fud-
erick florehonsc, during the week.
About thirty attended the ball and re-
eeptim given by the Fire Police in the
Opera lionse, Toeniay evening.
It is rumored that a cash meet market
will soon beepeaed in the vacant store
in iiehieo‘s block.
to be John W. Wood and William S.
Grey.
but of unclaimed letters at the West
port pest oillcc: lira. Thomas Gallagher,
W. Mn, lira John iiopc, lire. Jane
.1. money, mm lily, his. [do On-
horn
Editor John 15. Jones and family have
moved into the house lately porch-used
by him on Riverside avenue. The Ed.
Ilium! W. Tsy lot place, left vacant by
llr. Jones, will be occupied lay Edwin A.
Beers.
At a trusting of the parish of t‘hrist
church, held Wednesday evening. it was
voted to extend a call to Rev. George W.
Ilarbydt, of St. Luke’s church, linmklyn,
to beam their pastor.
Rollie ll. llamiieid, the electrician at
the electric light station, has been placed
in charge of the construction of n trolley
rend at Palmer, lion" and leaves today
to commence his duties.
The mud digger “Kindcriumk” has
completed operations hero and i vs at.
work at Seupatuck for private parties.
While at work near Wakemnn's mattress
(scurry. yesterdsy, they broke the writer
main that supplies the residence: on the
east side of the river with water.
The fonerslof the lace Patrick Driscoll,
who died Tuesday. look see from the
Church of the Assumption. this morn-
in The was sixty one years
obit The poll bearers were Morris Knu-
nedy, J Dunnlgan, Thomas t'rolror.
Thomas 0 you. Patrick ltoinnd, lilchnel
Clear. Burial in Catholic cemetery.
In. Week for Three l’mtnlriora.
ll-mrernao. l’n, .\'ov. Jim'l‘hcl‘nrnrglc
steel twrke are turning out materiel for
three new "Muffin-e buildings to be built
at Washington, sit. l'nui nod \l‘orcostrr.
Masts ‘
ilrrrmn. liov, il—irr it catches of n m»
cial urnnousiy provided by General if. A.
A15" Ml vowel-aye of this city left here
for Chicago to spend trxley at the World‘s
fair.
The Wire Boss llreaka the Record.
snot llrma l'noviso linorno. N. 1..
3M. It. wThe Brown segmutel it inch wire
broke the world's record during the”
.ovcrnmt tree at the proving ground.
low owes the leer Awards.
lemons“. it—Jl'here will doubtless
' e rediwt contest over the beer awards.
two m breweries in the country
are nnwnipronsislns rivals.
A Veteran lantern Iii.
Buoyant]. l’a. h’ov. :l.-llou. John
Germs, the venersbb member of the Penn.
sylvania house of representstlves from
Redford county. is very Iii.
avails. rs. arse. Awhei.
lent‘su. Kev. 3n“ka hens, tbs
Pitt-him; boy who is touring the world on
a bicycle. has been: heard from at Calcutta
sled Deg lee theater.
Broom. hov. but small dog. sp no
lynssd.alrnost Magnum“ liar
fol m.
that In spelling.
During the examinations for soc-
Thc parties are cold
PiTH OF THE news.
In a railroad wreck near Beams, Tex,
25 persons were Injured.
Three ships have started from San Fran-
cisco to race around Cope Horn.
The California vintage of the present sesa-
son will be about 18,000,000 gollonsl
A fire In Monongahela, W. Va, a min-
ing hamlet. leftz'z families homeless.
Premier-gust, the assassin of Mayor Hor-
rison, was arraigned in Chicago and plead-
sd not guilty. '
In Dnnville, ills, Harry S. Stokes, on at-
torney living in New York city, was ad-
judged insane.
Many congressmen have received o cord
from the American Protective association
setting forth its objects.
Charles bane of Snyvilie, N. Y.. went to
s New York hotel, blew out the gas end
almost died of asphyxiation. ' .
Ignatius Donneily says that the state of
Minnesota has been defrnudcd of millions
of dollars by prominent lumber merchants.
Purl; Policemnn Alfred C. Nowell of
New York was sentenced to two years’ im-
prisonment in the penitentiary for extor-
lion.
SIX-“WERE KILLED.
The Bur-sling of n Boiler Created Brent
flavor: and Destruction.
New YORK. Nov. 3.—A boiler in sstreet
railway shopat East Fourteenthostrset and
Avenue It burst from some unknown cause.
in the exploeion the end of the buildinii't
which the boiler house was located as
smashed. and six persons Were killed. More
than n dozen persons were more or less
badly hurt.
The wrecked boiler was blown clenr
across the street on feet, and, striking the
tenements bill and 536 like on e orfltous
battering rum, broke dovvn the W lto th‘
third story. It lies on the sidewalk now,
both ends blown out. pointing into n Chi-
nese laundry nud a saloon, of the fronts of
which no veetige is left. The dead are:
Tlmmnu Hanan» l-‘nr Fourtot-lul’l ass-one.
Samuel lchullcn. fit! Els‘el. Fourteenth street.
l’nlrlck Quinn. 21. carpenter. 240 Boat Tenth
Ell‘fr’l.
John liillteplc. stable-mun, Elxrccntix street.
near Avenue it.
John Armstrong. minim-er. Elglltictll street
and Park avenue.
William llnyni. 1i, “Li? i'IiLst Sistconlii street.
GOLD LINED Cl-IICKENS.
flow a Montana Farmer ls Fast Getting
“It‘ll. 5,3,;
in m: l‘l‘rr. Mon. Nov. 3.——J. A. Mc-
t‘onrillc. who lives near here. killed one of
his chickens, and on clenninglt found some
small gold nuggets in the crop nudgiz—
lili‘vi. Having about ill) more chickens on
bond, he began killing and examining
thorn.
incoch of them he found nuggets. the
mini muount gothrrod from the 3i being
$537.33. In! ru'erngc of $12.50 A head. The
gold mu. sent to the suite Notional bank
and pronounced H carat line. Mr. Mo
L'onvllll- bought In! more chickens and
turned tiom out in the midfield in the
vicinity of his hcucoop. Later. no on or
perinwot. one of them was killcd,nurl 8‘.) M
in gold “(In token from it. Mr‘l'ouvillc ex-
pects when millionaire—if the chickens
will on].
lilotoue ltallun laborers.
lint-hm, .\'. Y.. Nov. :lx—Trilllllif‘. tit
llt‘ltllrwk Lake, Livingston county, orig.
lrmtul hynlmul lull ltulinns working on
tho illwlirnlt'r conduit going on strike on
nurouniofrr reduction of “hues or time,
and about 200 more were to go outiuter.
They got to drinking and then to fighting.
Several \vurc bmlly pounded, but noun
was killed outright. Sheriff lit-Nell and n
prose lumlr: sown nrrcsts.
Took i'ulson After a Spree.
'l‘outtm, Nuh‘. ll. ~Tll0l‘llii5 l’nltnor of 7st
Sixth ill‘t'llill'. New York, writ Ionml door!
In his bed oi the llutul idllmlllt‘. iii-«(loath
Wm tho result of n limo of rough on lots,
lulu-u, it In thought, during, it moment of
ticspotnloncy the result of n molt-noted
Illi‘l‘t'. lie Mlle ri wife In New York iillll is
a brother of (loner-n1 l’nlnu‘r of lhut city.
Lobengnla n I'lllltive.
CAPE Town, Nov. 3.“.5 sprain] dispatch
reports thnt King Lobonguln is flying
northward, umi thnt when but soon the
fugitive kin]; was trying to rnlly his troops
in tho vicinity of the himngnle river and
the Hindu. The king has been located
about 100 miles north of lioluwnyo nod
about HO miles west of For]. Chm-tor.
A ‘l‘rainp With a lint-motto History.
liEAillMi, PIL, .‘ov. ilwA trsmp named
Frans liorn was found dcnd In it hum user
here a week ago. it now develops that he
has re high relatives in Gorillfllly’fllml
the y has been ornhullnsd awaiting
their disposition. it is believed thnt s ro-
tnsnoe is attached to his life.
lor- the Mission of mail.
Wasnnroron, Nov. li.-—The house co -
mitt/es on territories anthorlrsda evorsb
report upon Dale is Rawllns' lfor t
admission of Uta . Nothing is sold abou
polygamy. and reunions freedcm must he
declared.
strike on the Big Four.
‘smo ills, Nov. ll.-’l.'ha enginesrsdlre—
men and switchmen of the Big Four hers
are out on a strike on account of ruluctton
in wages. Flfty men are affected. Only rnnli
trellis left here, and they carried no pun
angers
riviai“‘ai“oataen
llaalEnataandlnsurance.
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try of the some. and producing in the finished pi
detail. A line exhibition of thbs beautiful work
A new
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
CBAYON, PlSTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPIA,
in hand work from the original negative. This on
copies, but must be done from the original negative only,
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN iVORY AND GOLD
perior grade of work cannot be made from
thereby preserving all the fine qunl-
ctnre velvety soft nous and richness of tone nnd
may now be seen at Studio.
line of
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS 1N PLATINOTYI’ES—
open for inspection.
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Lil. JlOKSOil, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will SI. NOIllillll.
ESCUED
FROM THE
FLAMES
mmmm5
OF FINE fALl. AND WINTER
Men‘s, Buys] and ('hilslren‘»
llflllllilll!
Saved from the Flames.
Tim Rock “as carefully win , oil. oil
the lwlly doumgctl goods sold :It Clint].
and the homun- Will 01' nifvr»! 2 hell
than his]! ori ‘lunl cost. The new prions,
which haw lveen m-r M the appraisers.
are marked In plnin rlvurus under the
original price. so that t .9 great striving
can be neon n! n glnuu'.
SaleNnvI-Iine—n
With positive instructions to claw the
entire stock within in tiny“; lgllirjlir‘l‘ il'
mmlhic. ll N also earnestly r usirvd by
the up it‘llrsi‘r! lllnr nu Iurxrrprrwnllr
Hum 3 mil Irv ]wrnllttmi. nod nll :«nhs
mmle snrixfnctory lo the purrluuen.
H‘ulci- will not pvrnm our szlvlnu oil
the ruluvtlorm from original prim-shut
here \\i- name it low.
Bring this with you and ask forfolloslng:
875 .‘li-n‘a
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llrolmrnllistvkmlrulrkodrllA-l 7.35
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ml. marked mm
rl'bi Men‘s Fine t‘llly
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lilo liwnluu bulls. mmlwrl lrum
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mom". mul lllur- t‘
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\‘t'iii‘hn rllnrkt
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5000 Pairs of linen
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970 hit-n“! Sorvh-o ‘
runrkn-a silo ..
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rnmu iir-nu-r Own-r stir. In
nll «limit-s. nnrrllml from
menu, f‘.‘t'.uo,.. .. snoomomo
75:: F nut-ill); nml :izllllrllnm
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796 Children‘s Cup» 1 mm. In
tho him-r designs, mun 901'.
in I'L-Iu, worth llii‘l-i' tlrm‘n
llit- illilill‘)’.
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rivv. mid l'uulv, uh] l'nuis. unvl nulll
‘lmla Mil In- almost slvvrl :rvrny. Norm
l‘nnh m on 'i‘lull'rH-qllnll} r'lu'nl‘ ’l'lmll-
Mulls ul‘ «llhr'r buruulm llilll, In Ill-lllrt' -
stated. I :lilrmt ilu inrnllr-m-d lll‘li‘.
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va roll; In viii-up: We won] you inlm
on imllri who]: Illr- Alvin!“ urn ll|li'lll'tl, Iut
lime» wluu-onw llrnt ulll have tln- lnwl
«lulu-w or llu» grew lmmulm. l‘lullin
yollm-lwennd ”Wot lllllvi-rpl-ume
his him'k rolls! ho torrml lulu l‘llbll Ill ,
ones. Bevan-vol lingual-Int liwpynur
eye on the Fun iii-Io Flags. unrl ho Miro
you are lit the rich]. risen, an wu ore In
dead earnest about u vlmr you tron-ls or
less than half emu. (futon yourself nud
tell all your friends.
GREAT FIRE SALE
more open every evening untlilio'clook.
flat-May until II I'. l.
Salthw Open ;
Price’s Build] 3
llIl. Ill WATER STREET '.
IORWRLK. noun.
Ohildrenfig‘y fer
Pltcher’a Gastorle.
When itchy was sick. we Rm“ Outnrla
When she was it (.‘lrllzl, all" Med fortiastoria.
Wilt-n silo Inn‘nmn lifter, rho ohms: to ('Mnlh.
When alto hurl childmn. she gave them Unwris,
chlldren cryfor
Pltcher’e Onetorle.
children cry for
Pltcher’s Oeatorln.
if s New Y millionaire givers (title:
not At bib n ‘ us and www.mm
moor). which gives 19 people «1
and those people spend 01.45MB in des-
ors' bills and finally have to pay 05.00
each fmGechrsBloodOnre loser-Miran,
whstwonld bribe “mull uptb If
the dinner should‘ not be given there
we. 51 passes at are least!
WANTED.
S‘niii vii??? 7
1‘]. This churmigg ‘32::
winter for
Norwnlk. 003:7.
rmnnent or t will Bahama A”
‘ rnn e .
Fntnllics lbernlly treated with-Phone‘s? Bgl
close; trolley vars pass the house; termsmoder-
:tte. n1 lw
RESSirLi—Erxzhih; ~
D Cull between Tyand do).
5 . Tgrms. tilt
in 0 av 11
Mrs. Mortinezflt iiuvilnnd street, Soul}? its
walls. arl
Nor-
4 3m
To Ell—T.
4 Corbett irllldlmi. Hi rend it} Washington
(
street. inruire, ()l “'9“ Ci nr '
office, 83 “Joshlngton street. 3 mangle? s
ROOM apartments. flint floor.Swnriz dz
IIOI'SE of five moms and wash house, cist-
ern and host well of water. near Rowsy-
run station. Rent, :8 month b our rnl ’.
inquireofsuttion regent. ' y y mil“)
‘iiOM November in. four rooms to smell
. family in new house. Belts filmmfinst
.\or\vulk. [motto of Frank Day, Bells Pinon.
me'..;.;.’.;1;.:r..;,.;. X” {714 so“...
T 31:ill’l6ll‘t‘€l.,b‘fllllll I\'orvvnli:.p ’ . n2fit
)ART 0 7.1:»; Lona v-uK 7 I
I“ rent, 1‘: No. 79 Woodutngg XOJiqucrliiiI
{ll-“m” of house corner South Main street and
b
nnflrrrl]rlnco.ront. $9; Hurlbutt house llml
rtrn. Lhenpmunolltermnt. Apply to E. A.
Woomvslm.
1.10 [V Riviir: lnrgc
. V _ B . orwa $58!?" i
floor at hivr Mile River: second floor at Eli};
Ncckdmvcr floor on High street; up or floor
on Monroe street; shop with boiler ans on loo
on \\ ntcr sin-e]; rooms in Roymnnd builtfing:
imuacon Taylor nvr-nue: farm at Ernst Nor-
“till“ ronms'on Writer street; niece lit Mlddit‘
Fll‘u Mlltr lfm-r. Inquire of Almost) Billie.
ollllw
['Sh‘. and horn lit Five Mile
llnll. storage building
'l‘liE . top floor in the insurance
lluiillllll', now occupied by Butler mice.
1.0.”. h. . or particulars inquire of If. S
i‘irmvnm} his slow-on South .‘ilnin street, or
(reorue l. Bonn-v. l'lt)’ Nutionsl linnk. of) ti
mm.“ or v - 7 . "‘-
b, EJ'.‘ {txrmrvi‘nbonl urcrstrmt. Aljigth
Fill! SALE.
"w resin. 12 i-ls‘."’fié}“ .11....".l.n';- ,r. r r ' ',
.» hbl.. m Iintee‘ M u. Duricn. "15' own:1m
our
.573, South Norwalk, H. Sl'r'rrl. "or.
liAl‘KUrl Witter muloi', which willbti—Bo‘ir-f
til rill-hp for wont of use. Apply at this
0 (‘1‘.
13A! nmrc "Lady Vvlrundr'wnlsoflchrririz:
spindle, alelyzhw'nd lmrrn-ss.
order 1 of f \ ll Ain PM
. . or] re 0 . it '1: ml , 8
Plant. East Norwnlk. I ’ ‘ ‘ will! II
J LOST.
I;E1‘WEEN Elmoresl Boulevard and Union
. l’nrk, Thursday November 2. pair of
near] opurn viruses In llflf'k leather (rose. Suit-
able rewrtrr [mid the finder for their return
toWlllhuu H. H0“, at West svenus, South
borwslk. 03in
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Bowdoin College,
iiltl’SllWit'K, Men, Oct. 223d, 1898.
My how Mr. l’rrlwullir. Ituuntl'n Col-
umbinn Exposition lucluro wen u star.
one, Illlll it concerns in «very pnrticular ni-
though we had but It short time in which .
to advertise It. tic woll please-d was the
nudlcnco thnt several have asked me to
engage him for another lecture, which I
om quite ready to do for n date in the
near future. Yours Truly,
HARRY l.. HADLEY,
linnngcr of tho linwrlolln College Flint
llnll Assoclntirm.
‘1.
MUSIC HALL.
Just One Joyous Night.
Friday. November 3d
Till?) MODERN BEAUTY SHOW.
IIElEII ROSSEll'S
ENGLISH SPORTS.
20~ARTIHTS¥~20
utrmlncln ih filflwsyi'lniunce
‘ ir. or c
inhibit. when
lupus as
beam
are in plenty.
ARE YOU WITH 0..
All vlshl slid fillet mush
Norwalk Chronicler