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Gleam Will remove all
7.31168 from the
" .exion.
. 86diething. appropri-
. many fine pieCes in
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lloyal Worcester.
Crown Derby.
ALSO
“if
Illel Dinner Coffees
in sets 01' single.
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Druggist,
:48 Washington St.
1!.
'80an sonwanx.
Wall Paper,
BRUSHES. CIC.
1* is s
loksll to Pleased to giro you
Ilgsrou for rlolog your sort.
1
Illl loom bollnootlon In
wiry sass.
To! tiles to Point.
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"ll 11111111111,
ashlngton Sh,
When you want
ate for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
our stock. We have
.Plaistcd
a responsive chord tin the bonito of a buying coin-
HATS
‘Wey 8ell the best two dollar Hat 8old' in the state.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL.
um WIN.IIIIW and Proprietor.
montages: out." out!
IQ“!!! MOIWALI ml lull.
lsnonths
.l esnlo
"nos E—Oonior wan-mus 11111111111111
arrests.
no: s—(hwner Day and Tolles streets.
Boa m assist.
Box ll—Wost strsst. opposite l'rankiin street
school.
Box ”—0011ch street. Wte school.
Bea “sooner North Malnand Annstreolu.
Boa lb—Oorner High street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box 16—Norwalk Iron Works bulldlnrr.
Boa 11—01mm West avenue and Cork:
street. -
Boa 11~Coruor West street and Taylor
avenue.
Boa ta—Oornor Ely avenue and Benton street.
streets.
Boa fl—llectric Light station.
Box ll~Fairileld avenue and Cedar street.
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Ilnlatnra Almanac lsr 'l'o-lomw.
“all“ 81111
11111131 I“ stint lstsl 1111011 stain:
low York locals! Heaths: lessons.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
warmer and from partly cloudy in fair. poa-
to be falrm and.” cooler.
SOUTH NORWA“
and lovin-
I. 0. R. 31., takes place to night.
Councilmen will be held tonight.
Tenses, does not improve.
fcrred on T. DeWilt Ferris.
by members only. Select.
street.
time ago by Arthur Ferris, the jeweler
on South Main street.
the window.
Hill street, to night.
Box zb—Corner South Main and Monroe
fligb'l‘ids law 'l'ids
sibly followed by rain. To-morrow it promises
What tho Psoplo of Our City are Doing
The regular meeting of Uncas Council.
The regular meeting of the Board of
—Frequ pork mic, at Hoyt-11' market.
The condition of Fred Buckley, who is
seriously ill of pneumonia at 3 Crescent
Colfax Encampment will meet to-
night. The second degree will bacon-
——Tickets for Independent Social club
reception, Nov. ll. at Music Hall, for sale
The first annual hall given by Schiller
Stamn,No.2lill, U. 0. R. 11., will be
held fro-night in Arion Hall. Madison
Philip Cuneo to moving today from
11111le place to the store vacated some
-—Tbnt mixed candy at Lane's is good
sud wholesome, 15c pound, Saturday, in
The King's Daughters of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will hold
a business meeting and social at the
home of Mrs. Gerald II. Beard, ill Holden
00.,
So. NorWalk.
A. N. Paddock. the architect. is in
Hartford todayonhnolneu.
Mrs. Charles Yoot iouick at her homo
on South Third utreef, Smitbville.
Night Oar Iaspseior Doskam. of South
Norwalk, rsslgnedflaturday night.
—Fresb bani its, at _ Bayeg' market.
‘George Geflort has left the employ of
A. Maine, the North Main street butcher.
John Ramon, formerly an expressions
in South Norwaik, has returned fromc
Delaware.
Colonel Robert 0. MW! will..itls
expected, speak in Music Ilall, some
evening the present month.
--Plenty of delicious bread, at lends.
Palestine Castle, No. 5, A. O. K. of ll
0. will confer the second or Sir
Knight demos on several candidates to
night.
Mr. and lira. George W. Keillor, of
Day street. returned home Saturday
from aslx weeks’ visit with relatives in
New York city.
Attorney Joseph A. Taylor is now a
resident of South Norwalk, having taken
a room at the home of Jena ii. Tollcs,
Fairfleld avenue.
-—l-‘or goat's, ladies' and children's un-
derwear, go to A. Dickermnn a Son's.
The second annual sociable of the Jun-
ior Prohibition club will be held at
Knights of the Mystic Chain Hall,
Thursdnyeveniog.
Howard II. Knapp, of Bridgeport and
Charles E. Ferris have been appointed
commissioners on the insolvent estate of
George 11. Shaffer.
—l00 Dog collars at 913. Dwyer’s bar-
neso store. or Washington street.
Electric Light Commissioner Volk
brought back from Chicago a piece of
the wire which set the machinery going
at the opening of the World’s Fair.
lira. F. A. Tolles. of Fairfleld avenue.
is in Iotucben. N. J., having been called
there by the death of her uncle, David
Thomas, at the age of eighty-five.
The monthly social and business meet-
ing of the Y. I’. S. C. E. of the South
Norwalk Baptist church. will be held in
the Sunday school room. this evening at
7:80.
—lf the party who picked up Luther
Wright's heavy horas blanket will return
it they will save themselves trouble.
Thcyareknown.
i
A regular meeting of Colfax Encamp-
ment will be held tonight. The first
' the benefit of the Methodist Mission
degree will be conferred. and business of
The lecture that Henry Ii. llagau
is to give in the Congregational church
on the World's Fair is especially welcom-
ed by those who have most at heart the
educational interests of our community.
«Sausage 12;» cents. at Hayes market.
Arthur Bornblocl, of San Jose, Cab,
spent Sunday with his cousin. A. B.
Russell, of West avenue. Mr. Ilarnh'uel
is water rush on the Cornell University
team, which played In New York city.
Saturday.
The Consolidated road has stopped
four tracking just at the limit of Bridge»
port. They will wait until the neat
legislature before doing anything In the
city. It lsnld. Including the building of
the new depot
h
J
importance will be transacted. All mem-
bers ars requssud to be present.
for the purpose of inducing him to return
toSouth Norwalk after his Seymourcani-
poign and bold aserieo of public meetings
in some large ball here.
this afternoon on a serious charge. pro.
{erred by Mary Krotcbcr.
the censicuy this afternoon.
lives that woro purchased for use
bstwssn New London and Boston on tho
A committee has waited on Mr. spear
lie may do so.
Paul Popp. a Hungarian, was arrssted
lls admitted
to guilt and agreed to mary the woman.
notice Barrett will probably perform
All of thebard coal homing locomo-
no.1- osly lowott's Pars.
anion-s 1st loot 111111111
NORWALK13
boy ksndy.
running in a fsw'd'ays.
United Stator Mammalian.
-Ian1e's is without doubt the place to
Tho’l'rsrnwsy company put on one of
the new enclosed can, No. 6. last Hutton
day night for the first time. Another
car is being unloaded from a list our in
the Consolidated freight yard and will he
Oystorwss aro swelling with interest
the experiments! transplanting oysters
from Long island Sound 8111111111.: palm
to WlIIspa Boy, 1111111 of Washington.
The experiment Is lasing made by tho
Millmumt Hoyos’wkst.
Jobsc. Bysoesnlie newly appointed
Internal rsvsnss dilator for this the
Consolidated are bring sent to New
Haven for use on the New York
division. Aotherols very little smoke
from those engines they will be loos
objectionable going through the tunnel
at New York. The soft coal locomo-
tires are found moraspssdy.
~Tho Burlington "Stay on” biankot
can't be nyuollvd for newly clipped
horses. Dwyor’o horns-store.
John nay was 11111111111111 o'clock you-
tsrduy morning by Captain Column
sud Ollie-r ltaoey. charged with drunk-
m. in court lhls morning Roy
olslaied 1111 some from Cannons
flwlontohnyapslrnfohussandmluod
the train for home. Not having any
money he was looking for tho policem-
tlouto finds piccolo slorp.1liostlcs
Hermit found lilin guilty and lined blia
Musbtboksuaotdecldsdspsa
anyofblodspatlss. He has nude on
”oedema
will hold a ball in south Ncrwslk
Thanksgiving sight. 'I'ksprucsodo will
boglvsslorsllresdsssewnonisy have
bosslstorsdlstllsperferinancocf their
headanmdtbsbsohry division
“Amtm
Tits ’W of III
1411s lock? and Men’s elecksgs
duty fir used to old their needy fasifllos.
obs largest contributors toward the food.
tlaiiwsy mores. o! fishery.
“Wim‘knhfism to.
The Will Vestssriolli haves
mwmsm.mu
Thomslsrpssssssorsou the road are
“1111 1.11....” disuse inau-
Tbe Hungarian Sick and Benefit so-
ciety have donated 060 to the Norwslk
hospital, being the proceeds of their
recent ball.
~Ifresh pork title, at Hayes’ market.
Mrs. W. II. Bpsar'. wifeof the tampon
ones evangelist. was prasntnl. with a
box of elegant cut flowers. yesterday,”
Captain lavojoy. oi the min-11111111.
Raymond B. Kseler, an old andre
spoofed resident of Bidgofield. died last
night. He leaves two sons. Mortimer
and William R. and one daughter. all
well known in Norwalk.
—Plonty of fresh fluyler’s candy; at
Lane’s.
A supper will be held at the residence
of It. '1‘. Mawbsy, on tho 29dinot.,undcr
the auspices of the Lsdieu’ Aid society for
society, of West Nor-walk.
John W. Smith, who formerly con-
ducted a dry goods store in South Nor.
walk. but is now located in Salt Lake
City. Utah. is the guest of his brother,
Minot 8. Smith, South Main street.
A temperance meeting under the our
place of the Keeley League of South Nor-
walk will be held in Music Hall next
Sunday afternoon. beginning at 3:80
o'clock. B. I". Bailey. of Danbnry. will
be the principal speaker.
--Freuh ham 120, at Iiayeu’ market.
NORWALM NEWS.
A'flrdssy Budget of Ital-s From tho
Upper lord of Town.
The Court of Burgcsses will meet to-
night.
The Norwalk lock-up sheltered 309
wanderers during the month of October.
The Alpha Wheel club hold an import-
ant meeting to-morrow evening.
Owing to the dull times, local mor-
chants are not stocking up vorylhenvlly
for the holidays.
Charles L. Glover‘s horse ran away on
Chestnut street this morning. breaking
the harness. but doing little other
damage.
Blanche Morehouse, formerly Blanche
Btevsns,hns been given permission by
theiluprmor Courtto change her name
to Blanche House.
David Shoeban, of the firm of Tully 1r
Sheehnn, has secured through Uommis
slooer Seymour. a position in the supply
department at Washington, D. C.
The turkey dinner to be given for the
benefit of the Y. M. C. A.. by the Ladies'
Auxiliary. will take place in Lockwood's
hall, on Tuesday noon, November Rlst.
George W. Cram has the thanks of
Till Snsriirnlle Norwslk representative
for coplm of the Chicago Inter-Ocean
containing a history of the World's Fair.
lira. Noble left for Portland, Ile.. this
morning to attend the annual meeting of
the Woman‘s Board. of Boston. She
goes as a delegate from the New Haven
brunch. “mm
Tho annual «union and roll call of the
first Congregational church will take
place Thursday evening. November 28.
flupper will be served and asocial hour
enjoyed from 5:30 to 7:80. when the clerk.
II. B. Wighani, will call the roll. Thurs
will also be a brief address by the pastor.
4'11me por cont. discount on all
cloaks purchased at the Boston Store,
Norwalk. this week.
being enlarged and u lire place built.
The ball floor has been covered with all
being ropaperod. Half curtains and hes
curtains have been hung before the win-
lsipromuonis have also been made.
truck a locomotive cams colostomy
cups being struck.
to Wednesday night. At this
asuwillbotranoaotod.
tksoevsryooaekorsodcfllourbsprsssnt.
r'.
. the meeting this evening, as business of
The onloe of the Norwalk Hotel is
cloth and the wallsoftheroomoars
down. in the solo a large numbers?
Martin Kellogg bad a narrow escape
frombolugotrnokbysuralnou the Dan-
burydlsislon last Saturday. Ho drove
down to Iaoiisrd’o unontyard toget
seats must. and wlillo waiting on the
around thoosrvo. Es whipped up his
boron and drovool lustlnllinsto ru-
l'bo annual mooring d the toashsrs
oodcllcorsof St. Paul’s Sunday school,
willbshsldloulahllstboparloh mean
at 1:11 o’clock. If the weathorshoold
boom-iylheraostlngwilluopcstpouod
We will bousdofer the Christ!
isao tosttval. and other important but
it Is Important
ll llcz. loll 11.111. Made Children’s llibbedllose.,,.
at ifio. or 2 Pair for 25¢.
1
In 13111111111111 111111 1111 111113111 llcts.
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A. Dickernian 81 Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Highest of all in Leavcning l’owcr. ——Lntcst U. S. 6011' tReport.
T
Will
Ewsuttoniakeourfrlsnds ha b havin hundred
'anlw mania-lived persons 111.11% usywith e vs ondollnr bill.
lones’, “111er or Seymour’s Success Flour.
flour has advanced soventy- dive cents per barrel.
We will for s. limited time sell at the above price. We are
advising you correctly and giving you the .
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
HE price on
took the advantage of!
the advantage of you.
12'
Telephone
‘ .
W‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grecer.
High (trans _ Goods are cheapest. -,
the market, but won’t take
33 Washington St.
Call l8-2.
Baking
WPouder
The above prices are str
PEOPLE’S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwa
In regard to quallt
trlc
tly for CASH.
Telephone call, 52-8.
To All People Everywhere. llocrl lions.
Portherhme Steak" .
we invite comparison with the best markets in the town, or slate.
E. J. WADHAMS. Preprletor,
lk111131 1111111111.
1 kSatisfaction guaranteed.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall 111., Norwnllr
| Telephone call, 5-7-8
Jerry Cahill arrived home from the
World's Fair this morning.
Rev. IFalber Trainer, of Waterbury. is
a guest at St. Mary's parochial residence.
Justice Coolidge sent Byron Daily, is
vagrant, to jail for fifteen days, this
morning.
A new plate glass front is to be placed
in the Lockwood building on Wall street,
occupied by Taft Brothers.
Nov. F. E. Robbins, of the Norwalk
Baptist church, is attending the meeting
of the State Ministerial association in
New Haven to day.
The matter of cutting ofl‘ the front of
the Lockwood building on Wall street
will come up before the Court of Bur.
genes at their meeting to night.
Every member of Our Brothero‘ Lodge.
1. 0. 0. F" is requested to be present at
importance is to be brought up for con-
sideratlon. _
Driver Fred Wardwell and Conductor
Gould iloyt. of the street railway line,
have been awarded the premium for the
largest gain over last week‘s ivork. Their
increase was 7 0 ll) per cent.
Mrs. John Keene. of Imonanl street,
accompanied by her daughter. left town
last night for low-ell, Mass, to attend
the funeral of her brother, Mathew Mul-
vaney. The decemnl was well known
In Norwalk. “A...
lire. Mary 1111211111111 3111111111 «lied .1
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Rufus
Buttery, on Spring Hill, yesterday noon,
aged about seventy years. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon. The
burial will be at Riverside.
—The largest line of fine candles in
town,“ Lanefis_
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Hubbard. of
Port Austin, Michigan, who luncheon
for several weeks at Ashvillc. N. l‘.,
arrived in Norwalk. last evening. 11nd
are the guests of Mrs. Ifubbnrd'sparcnts,
Colonel and Mrs. I". St. John Lockwood,
of East avenue. __
Edward liyatt. a clerk employed at
tho Norwalk Boston store, was out rid.
ing on his bicycle,8uuday. While wheel-
ing along Cannon street he ran into Will-
lam Wardwell, who won driving slowly
along. The bicyclist fell from his wheel
and was badly shaken up The 1111ch
was damaged considerably
——Ifooseuger C. E. lockwoml Will
resumohis daily trips to New York city
Wednesday morning.
The semi-annual election of ofllcors of
the Young People‘s thicicty Christian
Endeavor connector! with the First (71111
gregotional church was held in the chapel
last evening, after the regular prayer
meeting, with the following result:
President, Miss Lydia A. Scour; vice-
president. Seymour Curtis; recording
secretary, Arthur ti. Ezekiel: corrosiwnd-
lag secretary. Miss Lulu K Stanley:
treasurer, Charles E. Curtis.
The case of State rs. Ii. ll Wnlcutl.
charged with stealing a bicycle consigned
to him for Thomas Walsh, came up Sat-
urday afternoon. lie was dischnrged
and the town will have to foot the bill.
Attorneys Austin and Walsh spymnred
for 11181.1; and Attorney llurlbuit fbr
tho defense. The lawyers had scvornl
tilts. and Juotloc Coolidge, finding them
was no grounds for the (than. out 1111 and
to the dialogue,by acquittlng the accused.
The many friends of First Lieutenant
A. J. Wilcoason. of Company F, will be
surprised to learn that he was secrctcly
married In Brooklyn, N. Y., 11111 August.
to Miss Oarrlo Comatock, the nineteen-
yoar-old daughter of John Conllllocll. of
Ishool street. Norwalk. Even their
the secret. It lsakod out, humor, no
such seem do. They are not yet living
together. The bride to staying with her
parents on School street and is working
in the corset factory, while the groom lo
boarding at his borne on Union Place.
The bulletin honed from the Connectl.
under date of November ll. gives the
following among the list of regis
traitor»: Mouth Norwsiku-il. Tristraui.
Ins. Erased It. ’l‘rlstmn, Hull. ‘1'.
MILWI Colonel [colts 81111111
andwifo. Mrs. Benjamin If. Andrews,
melanin F. Andrews, Jennie E. Pillow,
”1 by m; WI As My; A. B.
s. D. nonsense. Norwalkm
It ’1 m“ I”. E. 01
m Math Roofer. In. J. N. Pour
*1 KW Miss Ilia Thorn
bulls. W.CbsrlssW-.
“7 VIII;
M1“
most' Intimate friends were not let into
out state building so the World’s Fair
Miss Helen Gregory, of Westport
avenue, has returned fromavisit with
friends in Georgetown.
A trolley car was stalled on Wall
street for over an hour this morning,
caused by one of the brushes burning
out.
Mrs. Herbert VanNess sang in the
choir of the First Baptist church, yester-
day. She rendered a solo in a very
pleasing manner;
Will 8. Bates will leave for Boston to
morrow to join Bates Brothers‘ Humpty
Dumpty company, which opens in linrl-
boro, Mass., November 18.
The football game between the N01-
walk and Bridgeport Y. M. C. A., which
was to have been played Saturday, will
take pluce at the Home“: Park on
Wednesday.
The funeral of Gwrge Oliver was held
from his lute residence on Ellwood place,
yesterday afternoon. the Rev. 8. B.
Pond officiating. The burial was in Pine
Island cemetery.
The missionary committee of the Y. P.
B. (3. E. connected with the First Con-
gregational church will meet, this even-
ing, at the residence of the chairman.
Miss Fannie E. Clark, ‘23 Merwin street.
There was another large attendance at
St. Mary a church fair, Saturday night.
The programme won well deserved ape
plausc. Another concert by Dwyer‘o
band will be given to morruw evening.
When the annual muster and inspec-
tion of the two Norwnlk companies takes
place (111 the 22nd inst., all of the field
and stuff officers. except those living at
Bridgeport rind Danbury, will be muster
ed and ineywcied here by General Ilav en.
The Young People's lulon. of the
Nurnnlk Baptist church, have elected
Miss lda Crowtlier. president; bliss Belle
Donne, vice-president: i'linrlcs Hoyt.
secretory; bliss Mary Ilyntt, correspond-
ing secretary: bliss Alice Bentley,
treasurer. The society voted to adopt
the constitution of the Young People's
Union and to have “”90 departments:
the devotional. educational and social.
Thor..- nro no pledges and no dues
OVI’II ’I‘III". IIIV Eli.
flows and 1111-1111111 the [toy for that
Norwalk.
Samuel ll. Raymond, of New L‘nnuau.
who purchased a grocery store 11181111111
Norwalk, is living here with his son.
Thomas, and family.
Members of \ oluntocr floss company
desire the statement in the Hour of last
Saturday to the effect that they have dir-
banded, denied. They have no inlcn
tion of diubundirig until their apparatus
is sold and debts a'l paid.
The hi 1 1| of l\ nirrau'a Murmur-moat.
'l'liu Ili‘i'll 11f 11111111111 In ”11' liliititlgi‘llleut
of public llllllll'h 11ml 1-imrlll1-s is empha-
~11;I.1'1ll1y 11 llf'i‘l'llllt' «liel'l'l‘lfl'u )llst mulls)
by tho comm-1‘11 llll‘l‘oiltiiillrlli of the Hun
Frnuriunu l-‘milirlling mylnrn, win-r11 {Ill bar
bit-11 1111111 died within illl‘ 111111 11111 weeks.
The plrwo hm been duped. The manner 11'
chm-d tiilitllicllzlr'lillilrcli died from lack
of 1111111111111 and from 11111111111111 Midpoin-
pblguii 'llic 11111111111 11an stimulants occu-
11ml the 11111111) mums up stairs. and kept
the infinite Iii llfll‘ll. rlriuip ripiirtliiciits. lie-
fiiro the coroner it was proved that the
1111111 11111111111 11ml been kept 1.111 the premises
11.111 days. The official undertaker of the
institution testified that when the children
died tho nttcndant put their lnxlleellisbox
lilllll‘l' thorium-steps rind Iii-pl 11111111 thers
1111111 1111111111111 to 1111111 them lli‘ufl)’. lie bod
111111111 three bodir .- 1111111. 11111. IntI'iscrlnilnats-
Iy Into the box 111 one time. lie removed
them without unillylngiho people at the
my lllm.
’ihose fonts are given by the newspapers
without comment. But they oughtto
Mouse women all over the country to their
political duties. We venture the onion
that there is not 11 single, public c ty
Insipltalor asylum from the management
of which women are 0111111111911 that lanes
sum-ring more or Inn for want of women’s
participation In Its government. With
women as superintendent: such flsgmnt
Minors us the above would be slmplylnr
pouslblo.-llcston Womnn a Journal.
Ileauty and socialism.
It seems that the chief speaker lit a fury
mostlnltof women weirillsis near school»
111111111 recently was the preltlmt girl
cut. an interesting young creature jaunt
dressed in a 111111111 11111 1111111111111 1111111111
dross. with scarlet curliullnns In her belt.
There were dimples In llf'l' rosy checks as
she uttered her phlllpplc 111111111111. 11111 estab
lished onlorof thinner 11' ill some one well
round in the laws of pay .holmry say why
It Is that so many pretty 111111111111 are new
bored among the ranks of 1111- melaIIots and
anarchists? For 111111 inlr 11mm of from
l‘t‘fllllll‘; is not an ssceptlow—«Nw York
v“ ’ .
‘ "0' films
The lwasabrlghteuousohrlgn la
la tl‘iyalop‘wbni It euros to assay
1m rsdu ndsnl Iii adhesives.
"My door.” said” bsrtssollor
”ins-1nd
PORTR
épeciairor the Holidays. ‘
AITS IN
CRIIIIN. PISTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work 1: innot be made from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving fill the line qual-
ity of the same. and producing In the finished picture velvety soft nos-1 rind richness of tone and
detail.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY
~——ARTISTI
open for
A11 1' ltruorillnary ('nrpct.
The South Konsington 1111121011111,
London, 11185151er by a number of
amateurs. has bought 11 splendid car»
pet, made in 1535. and for many years
in the mosque tit Ardebil,‘ Persia. It
is till feet long and 171 foot broad.
All was done slowly by 11111161.th de—
sign 111111 filling being prt‘uliir-ml by
the accumulation of knots, 11f which
it is reckoned there are 33.11111111111'1 in
the whole piece.
The design shows 11 lurgom‘mtral
medallion in pale yellow. with car-
touchcs of different colors disposed
about it.
confer, with its attendant cartouches.
ground.
Porsian' IIIN ription translated:
porcliu'ny.
of the Holy Place. Mnksoud of Kn
Review
Allen' a Dlscowcry fPllca.
these symptoms.
If you have 8
cents Sent by mail for 50 cents Ad
ig‘ress Allen's Discovery, 8111118, LeRoy
Y
In each corner is 11 section
of n medallion like the one in the
0n the broad border are long and
circular panel-1 alternating and floral
trucerios relieved against 11 brown
011 the panel zit the top is n
“I have no refuge in the world
other than thy threshold. My head
has no protection other than this
The Work of the slave
5111111, in tho )'c:1r9~l2."—-Cm)ot Trade
Alien 8 Discovery for Piles is a certain
cure for nil kinds of piles Do you have
soreness and chafing with intenseitcbing"
often at night? It is dangerous to neglect
ufl‘ercd
for cars with chronic piles and feel you
can t be cured. give Allen' 8 Discovery
one trial. it 1s a new discovery that cures
piles Sold by all druggists. Price 50
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio.
AND GOLD
A new line of
C PHOTOGRAPHS IN PLATINO’I‘YPEE
inspection.
E. M. .llCiiSOli, PHOTOGRAPHER, 53 Will $T.. NORWIIK.
Taylor 81 Golden.
fleaIEstateandlnsurance.
WASHINGTOX STREET.
Persons lookln foralot or house and lot.
with the view a hurt basing. are invited in
call and examine our list. “18 have them for
sale in eiery part of tin~ city til. rcasonnbl.
nricee and on eenv toms. an) if
" WANTED
(‘HRRFHPIADNI’ agent in every town. to
report on parties re nrding opening or re
fitting saloons. by the largest saloon manu-
fmrnrerslnrhe world. blood man can make
{151111. ltornsr mi 11 H Hose" (‘11. no Broadwlay.
A (' 0MPETENT girl for general housework.
Apply to M1111.E11wsnn S'mlrl'. \‘o. 8
Art ii street. 116 It
THOROUrHl Y or silenced and capable
1 young man wonlr like 11 ymsltion as
clerk. l ndcrslnniis book-keeping First class
references ulven. Address “Y.‘ i'. 0. Box
551i. South Norwnlk, ( 01111. 63:
n
‘ 0S9 Hill Villa. South Norwnlk. Conn.
s This charming plum will her)
winter for rmnncnt or transient boarders.
Faixiilirs lbernlly treated with: house first
class: trolley cars pass thehonse: terms modcr.
ntc. nllw
I)itF\~MAI\l\h 111 me 1111) Term; "(11’
l‘nll between 1 and 8 in the evening
Mre Martinez, 2-1 llnv ilanrl strrel, South Nor-
walker-H3111
’1‘0 LET.
1101))! apartment». first floor. Swartz 11:
(1111111! 1111idfng.~l and ill Washington
stroll. l quire. (lid Well (‘ignr company :1
ntlll 1'. <1 \1 11411111411111 street 1111211 11'
P‘ll RNISHED mom. privilege of bath No.
.68011111 M. 1111 sir: rt. South \‘urwalk
near
E‘LAT. zillmuvcnicnwe. N11 91 South Main
street. 11 rooms rem. 8'1 ,;111 lower partof
house. No. in [my street. 1111111111 Also lower
part of harm No. to Emil menus. E11111. Nor-
wnlk. 11 rooms. r1111 311111 Apply in W.
Y1)1.\1..-1 rit lm'kwmxl Manufacltlrln: 1:11.. or
on the premises. 1111 -ll
11‘
1
RUM llflltlllbel‘ l. a six moment! 0 Quin
if :1 Nov: York millionniro gives a din-
ls erlnlarrl. in sun»
lard avenue Apply to Cheat: r
.1” lurks.-
rmd those [ample spend $1,456.00 in doc-
0111' bills and finally have to [my $1.00
. “('11 for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
1111111 would be the saving per cripitn i
Inning ll? persons at the fossil
the dinner should not be given. there
Inquire at Plaisted’s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and,”
get information about U lotus Bic iCure.
m-r nt 5111 avenue,- and 26th street. costing ...
$700.00. which gives 19 people dyspepsia
] 0i 31'.er live. room-1 “1111' 111.111 house. clut-
cm and 111111 evil of 11111111. near Howey.
tori station. Rent. in month. by year only.
Inquire 11f 1111111011 an til. [13 lw
131111.11 \‘ril‘i-vuiibrr lfl,f11ur moms. to small
family in new 111111111. hells l‘l lltl‘v last
3.1111111. rumor. 1.11mi} lley, 11111.1 l'lacc.
s
f
)AIIT 11f inn-11 llflllrli'. modulo avenue.
rcnt.'ilz No. 711 “’runlwnnl menin- rent
’I‘J: .purt of house corner 44111111 Main stro-etaml
innforrlplnoeJom. S’J. Iiiirlbutt house rind
behrn l'heaprngmnliennnt. Apply to E. A.
Pitcher' e Castorla.
Wlmn Ilnby 11M nick, wry gov-1 lll‘l' f'rk‘llnrln.
Win-1151111 11min t'lilbl. 11111111111"! '1 1r Hurt-Win.
Wlii'n elu- lu-r'nnm "1%,!!!” chm-,5 in “maria
Win-n she 111111 children, Iilt' gswumn Mia
Pltoher’s Oastgrla.
I 1 11.111111111111111.
Era 11111111 cracksuooir
was unis-111' Lllti‘l'lrltltltl
RAGAN’S
ILLUSTRATED
wolf THE-
WORLD’S
some 111111111
Congregational Church.
W’flckels at I’lalsled’s.Publlc Library as
P'Isaso's 11am
Dmflflm 0" 303W 118, .1.
smother shorts.
m“ “mun-111s
Children Cry for
Children (try for
(WONG! "KL“ IOVIIMBIEII 'l.
CELEBRATED
LECTURE,
FAIR.
’Ms
“'mmW .um
Ol' bland 1111111 111 Elm Mile River; bar a
II Ilall. storagebnlllllngatNorwulk: 89(1):"
floor sl irli‘clil “River 1111111111 floor at Ely' 8
Neck k.l11wrrfinnr on High 1111-1111: upper floor
1111 Monroe street: 11111111 with boiler and 1-11 Inn
on W ntor street; rooms in ltnyEuluond 11111111111...
lmunonn Taylor avenue; farm at
walk 111011111 on Writer street; 111m) at “Middle
Flu.- Milo ltli'c ~11 lnqrilru of ill“ 11111111 Brion.
finlll“
lili top floor In the Insurance
bull-ling, now 1111 upled by lliitlsr lodge.
.0 or pnillullars In: hire of H. H
Ilrown 111 bis 111111111111 Hulllll sin street. or
George I. llcami, l ‘11) Nstfrmnlllnnk. 11.111
MAI Lbullrlln 11 “'1. t l.
S s.ir.Knn|.I..“” "”m “gill.”
It‘d"! HALE.
children Cry for q
’ ( ilEli‘.'llirl'|l:. 1-1:" “110111. t‘lclllivc'l'srl()bynl,hu
Pltche' . cauO'lai flTl, lhmlhblurivsllitll lll’fi’ll. . . riilllw
llAl‘ KUH 11111111- mnrur. which will 11.116111”
m (heap for want «if 111111. Apply at this
0 PM.
l 111 more ”body Velma." alsoA fiarrtuue
s|1lrirllu.11l1-iuli. 11ml hnl‘llr-Is. I‘lilnfixi
rmler. lfillili no of \’ Haym 11ml 1
Plan-.1901" Nnronlk. ll'l.
I." FIT.
HiltlmN 11811111111111. 111111111 wltutan mark-
In 1-. while ell-l is In breast. Answers to
nsmsn 111111-11 111111411 smsrdwlllhe paidby
returning 111111 111 W. 11,11,111. Not all
street. Knuth Norwalk.
I‘MTWEEN Ell‘flf'l‘lllfl. Boulevard and Union
l‘srlr.'l‘ llumu ay November 2. pair of
Wflhvflflt lass black leatherrase Hull-
nlilc 111111111 pair the finder for their return
("William H. 1(0th West avenue. 8:1th
3111111101.me
InCchilitmiesulnersb llotico.
”11.311.113.111... lstrlnt Moll’Ngilvs mill"!
use ii
fly
rm 11d l'omnany
orwalk‘ In said llsirfc-l, an Insolvent
£3151er lve 111111111 111111 we or 111 Miami in
sun
ytonin in
atflonth Niamey .
months from i. la 1.111.111.1111. aahlbltlna
toi us of claims mini-us
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