TS
,6 sell'the best two dollar Hat sold in thestate.
W
..&
u
rum commute: to W,
mount .1
tweglan illl,
«7.50 a Pint;
,..m,
mulsion
With Hypophosphites at
good micr"'ou
handsome price
are selling it selected Nor-
Oil nsilne as can he had
, themarketend our Emulsion
perfect.
ions are using it and
recommending it to their pu-
-——-M—~—-—~
“l You know all about our
' tough Benedy,
25c and 5th: Bottles.
Price flooded if not satisfac-
_ ’m‘ “’9
drugs and Chemicals
“phantom use is our
Specialty.
M.- o—rw
W ell Paper,
mt: gulls. cuss.
em
Wflt‘hfim
Boa IMWWM Northlain
hos Wheyand'i’olleselvests.
no: Il—Orosast
Bull-West
school.
Boll tI—Ooneord street. mu school.
Boa “worries North lain and Annatrsets.
Box ll—Coruer Iiigh street and Bayvicw
Ill!gtlsrsstss tstlsisctlou to
“Is serum issslt's Pure.
'1” last all Best llnssstl
,ffbhokem. W‘
Wilmington es.
‘ Nbrwnllt.
mW‘lflc
soon 10"“! VIII AIM.
rest. .
street, opposite Franklin street
avenue. ‘
Boa 10-11mm Iron Works building.
Box l'i—«Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
street. .
Box Il—Coruer West. street and Taylor
avenue.
Box fl-Ooner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box lo—tloruer South Main and Monroe
~ streets.
Box ay—llectrlc Light station.
Box dl-i‘airlald avenueand Cedar street.
m
llnlatnre Almanac tor Its-narrow.
than Rises Sun Secs 4, nigh 'i‘ldel Low Tide
It It“ «can I at 8:?!) at Mt!
New your: 3...... weather fortunes.
The weather to-day promises to be from
cloudylo partly cloudy and colder. preceded
by rain and followed by clearing. To mor-
row it promises to be falr and colder.
NUT“ NORWALK.
“it the foul. o! 0.10!” are being
. 7 and auras.
11“.;th llciluire and her youngest
child are hick at their home on Water
street.
-Balcony tickets. L8.C.reception, st hell
Miss Kittie Fox, of Stamford, is visit-
ing Misses Kittie end Jennie Reynolds,
of Holden street.“ . A
Miss Bettie Millard, ofsoutb Norwnlk.
is the guest of hlr. and Mrs. Stalls.“
105 South avenue. Bridgeport.
—6susette 12} cents. at Hayes' market
Motormsn Frank Wiley, of the Tram-
way company, has moved his family
from New Hampshire to South Main
street. __
Rev. II. E. Burner will preach in the
First Methodist Episcopal church to.
night, the service commencing at 7:45
o’clock.
—-Fresh pork 12w, at lisyee’ market.
Ben Andrews, of West avenue, will en-
tertain the members of the Independent
Social club to'morrnw night, et his home
on West avenue.
—The largest line of line candies in
lawn. at lands. W > ,
The third lecture in the course to be
delivered by Amos Parker Wilder will
be given in the Congregational chapel
tonight, beglning at 8 o'clock. Subject,
"IminigrstionJLW
Shellinuo Council, Royal Arcsnum.
holds its regular meeting tomorrow eve-
ning. A pleasant time is expected. All
Royal Arcsnum members are cordially
invited to be present.
—-"Five Million Immigrants in Ten
Years: tht of it?" Third lecture by
Amos Parker Wilder, Ph. D., Congregs
tionsl lecture room. south Norwnlk.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 15th. Tickets,
twenty-five cents, for sale at Tomlin-
aon’eand Plaisted's.
Newton Crofut. of the firm of Crofut
on the mill wagon.
North Main lil'ost.
hold a supper and sale of useful articles
be occupied by W. A. Benedict. Supper
as cents, served from ll o’clock.
~51. I!
We. *
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The new timetable which goes into at
nls‘hlngs
avenue, is seriously ill. .
cargo of El Kora coal at Raymond legion. D. 0.
Brothers' wharf.
struck and injured by the switch engin
in South Norwflk some weeks since. has _°°“ Tuesdey. .
Wt?!“ “mm"! to set about on Willie and Ilatule iron-mm. children
crutc es.
line Japanese boxes in hands window; ’00
theyare Med with candy and are nest homo.
and handy. only 18 cts.
a Rose. of the lied Mills, Davies. is sold
to have purchased a handsome horse
while in Illinois recently, which be will
use as a leader for the team he now has
-—8aussgc12lceuts, st ilsyes' market.
The marriage of lies Kate Stanfield,
daughter of Ira. Julie I‘. Seoileld, to
Robert W. Lindsley. s conductor on the
Consolidated railroad, will take place
this «suing at the bride's home. 22
ers not. of Trinity church will
Thursday evenleg, Hovembsr lath, in
the stereo! 'l'ns unmet. building, to
It is said that the edible! are will soon
begin to fail in Treasurer Morgan's dr-
partflllt’at Wafilngton and many lie-
publlcapclsrka' hesdswlll fell into the
basket. This makes Bridgeport Deme-
msmlls. They are expecting a great
frosts mum candy is
no
-‘ at “buying? com- .
tn Assorted lot
00., ‘1
So. Norwalk.
or... rice. rm. of Woodward an iofsnttlsughtcrof (nuns cull}?
who has been seriously ill. is improving.
n
—l. 8. 0. reception, Friday night.
Ir. and hire. 0. ii. Holmes, of Norwalk,
and Kr. and lire. James Cousins. of New
The barge BMW 5' “WW”! I York city, are home from strip to Wash-
The Indiee' Auxiliary of the Y‘. ll. 0.
g,” E. met yesterday afternoon and com-
o pleted their plans for the turkey dinner
Fred Berg, of Stanford. who
of the late William llcNamara, of
Bridgeport, were brought to Norwalk
--Iadlesshouldnotfailt0getone0ithoss ,
terdsy and placed in the county
O
The regular bimonthly meeting of
" "’" lsrsell’utusm Section. Cadets of Tern.
last night Samuel Schukl, an intcai- perance,willbeheld “ 8 o'clock, Fri-
cared Hangman, “m“ ' "“w“ in day evening, in St. George Hall, Msin
Springwood and broke considerable glass- street.
were. in the place. Constable Samuel W... - .. _
Ireland was called in and arrested the ~Spccisl values in WM! and up-
man after asevere tussle. This morning ”01""! 800d! 0‘ “10 BOW“ 5‘0".
he was‘ charged with drunkenness and Norwalls, “1“ "3k. 5‘0“ must ”0
breach or the W“ “d Jun” Barrett reduced to make room for holiday goods.
lined him .5 and costs, which he paid, “we.“
Oilicers Howard and Martin were'
called to Cobble llill last night to arrest
J'smes Ellis, who had insulted lira. Mur-
phy. lle had made his escape before
the officers arrived.
it will be three years, Saturday. Nov-
ember 18, since C. F. Tolles & Co. locat-
edin Ansonis. and many people then
prophesied that the iirm would remain
butashort time, three years being the
longest limit allowed them, as the store
in which they located had never seemed
lobe a successful one for the clothing
trade. From all appearances the boodoo
on the store has been removed, and it
looks us though the firm would be a per» ...
manent fixture of the city for years to Hrs. Cyrus Weller. formerly of Nor-
come.-—Ansonia Sentinel. walk, who was {rightfully burned at her
‘ home in Bridgeport several days ago,
was transferred to the hospital in thnt
city, yesterday. it is thouuht with proper
care the may recover.
The entertainment committee of Israel
Putnam section. Cadets of Temperance,
are making arrangements for an enter-
tainment and social to be held soon. An
interesting programme is being or-
—Fresh hometmsde pies. liic. Meed‘s.
Nillil‘l’AMt ‘v'i'fll‘i.
A Ilreeay Budget of Items from the _me 2 toll). II., Wédnesduyaou
"up" "a "”0“" can buy 18 in. cotton diaper for 40c. the
$.33; £;;:t;fl:3£;:nd piece. at the Boston store, Norwslk.
o. E. Wilson sold four lots on Wocd- ..§°§;§§.w;:£";.f§ might”;
bury avenue, yesterday.>to W. H. Iloyt cherished ‘0” ore is simply ‘ small do-
as»). m- - posit of lroupyritss and of no earthly
The ladies of (been church will give a use. has begun stoning nphis well. file
this and supper in the Norwaik Opera disappointmentknowe nohonnda.
House, November 28 end 29.
-A new line of winter waists, ensu-
Mrs. E. J. Thomas, of Berkeley street, mere, serge. flannel, etc., lined and un-
isspendiug the week with her sister, lined, have just been received at the
firs. E. 6. Holmes, in Waterbury. Boston Store. Norwalk. Prices range
from It 29 inch”.
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Norwalk Horse Railroad company
-.- . will be held tonight to decide whether
Robert 0. Weston. who was assaulted the company's alleged claim against the
by Daniel Bunion, continues in s serious state of the late James W. HYI" this“
condition. The attending physician fears be fumed 01' MN-
thc worst is not yet known.
-....._.__ —Wednesday, Nov. 15th. from 2 to ii
Ase Peck, of Scribuer‘s Sous Publish. p. m., you can buy 20o. damask towels
lug company, is home from the World's for lbc.eaeh,atthe Bostonsturefiorwalk.
Fair, where he bod charge of the com-
pany’s exhibit. Ile will return to the
city next week. .- _
—-Plcnty of delicious bread. at Leno‘s.
—'I he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition It the Boston store,
Norwnlk. Price only 09.98.
James Bates drove to llorwalk yester.
night he ruled his turnout. ile report-
0. B. Coolidge, the assignee, took poe-
seseion of Taylor & Co.'e hardware store,
this morning, and commenced apprais-
ing the stock. Ills snieiauts ere W. ll.
Smith and Albert DeForest.
had not reporwd.
The football game between the Dan-
bnry High School team and the Y. II. C.
A. Juniors, of Norwalk, will be played in
that city nest Saturday, instead of to-
morrow. The reason for the change of
date is that the Danbury team cannot
get together to play Thursday.
Bridgeport.
Adistrictconvention of the Epworth W“ “m“ ”“-
Ieague will be held Friday. the 24th
lost, in the Norwallr lethodlst church.
The business session will open at. 10
o'clock. Atzo'clock Rev. D. 0. Downey,
of Stamford. will preach, and in the
waning an addre- will begiven by Rev.
J. It. Buckley, editor ofthe Christian
Advocate.
and taking the proceedssailed for Ger
err behind him. He owed the Holmes
Keeler & Bellcok company, it is reported
heeald, ”eetlsislsths besttsmi of year hlsbtulosssfor.
to eat them. Not only that,but the fruit
is better. Apples sell very well. Pea
nuts have falleuolf somewhat and web
nuts hold their own. few people care
torchsstnute.probehly because they hear
so many." __
”W 0W”!
I
Tuhey's, on trankllu avenue. last night
and police interference was uses-seq
night, however. and gotluto the house
thesis to take the place of oueblewo brotherwithapoksr, cuttlug his head
OI
day and bitched his horse on [seam
street. Whenhowentto go home last
ed to Chief of Police Dunn, promising
to meet him this morning it he did not
get any traceofthe team. At noon he
Captain J. ll. Staples, of Greenfield
Bill, is at the emergency hospital in
He was taken to that in-
4.
lar- ‘ilatle
,..
n
m
A. Di0kerman 8L Son,
e4 wnsuluorou smear. SOUTH NORWALK. couu.
.. ._ _.......c._.....,.-...—..W... mm»..- -. . ....
oven m elves.
llews andaoesl’tof the tray to Ito-s
auntie.
hi. E. Keeler, of Grass Luke, Mich , is
the guest of J. 11. Marvin. ,
Benjamin E. Tlchenor and Louis W.
Boper, of Centerport. L. I., are visiting
Mr. and lire. Herbert V. Carr.
George Robertson. of Green Lawn, L.
1., has purchased abuilding lot on the
Gregory Point road. and intends erecting
1 new house. Until this is finished he
will rent one of Henry Jones‘ houses on
First avenue.
A number of the friends of Miss Lulu
Savage, daughter of Contractor Churloe
W. Savage, celebrated the eleventh nu~
niversnry of her birth, Monday evening,
by surprising her at her home. 39 River-
side avcnue. Refreshments were served
at 8:30 o'clock. and afterward games
were playel until a late hour. All re-
port a pleasant time The young people
present were: Vera Gothic, Minnie Ray-
mond, Essie Platt, Jessie Mansfield. \th-
l'tam Chisinau, Everett Hatchmun. Mug-
gie Hatchman, Lester Finch, Frank
Sherwood. Ralph Bennett, Percival Wil-
son.
liAitll'lN.
The selectmcn and the committee on
the layout of the trolley road will meet
in the town clerk's nilicc rc-mormw
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The selectmeu have given the ('onsoli
dated Railroad company permission to
cloye the Pickett erosion ut Rownylorl
until next June. This Is done so that the
company can begin work immediately
building the ubutmcnte for the elevation
of the trucks. The highway will go
under them at this point.
WESTPOIIT.
John Burke end Miss Emma llmlclttle,
both of Westport. were married the
other evening by the Rev. Father Carroll.
Mrs. J. l’. Collin died Monday night at
the residence of Millard Ketchum. in
Weetport. The funeral was held this
afternoon, Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie oili‘
ciating. The burial will be in Woodluwu,
tomorrow; . . ‘ .
GEORGETOWN.
Station Agent Taylor is rejoicing nvol’
no addition to his family—u Scotch
terrier.
Someone stole about sixty of (lounge
in Bridgeport noting as juror.
The Lsdice' Social circle mll lll'lil u
business meeting. Thursday nitcrnmm,
at the home of Mrs. E. S. Mnrsh.
NIVEB UIiOWS STALE.
"Uncle Tom's Igahhlnl'wwlth a Variation
In the way uflclautltlc Boning.
; ‘ children’slibbtd a...
\watlficor 2Pairf0r 259‘- ! '
llollar Kid lllblas for lists.
Highest of all in Running Pomp—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Plutt'e cubbcgcs, last week. while in: was
' . ~ We oileryou . ,, l ' ,
20 ill. "main-Isl illst Suntan! translated Sign. Still.
”W .
.. installing hands of Host. sot Bartel. $4.65; tilt its.
_ 31hrNewM, teansi ,250-31 . , '
Carolina £13350; 3 lbs'l'mcy woidlwdl lb: 13.3%
Ci
Bold
a,
him or run “run?
The list Becalpte Amount to Over Nine-
teen Hundred Dollars.
The annual fair of St. Mary’s church
closed last night after is successful run of
eleven nights at the Norwalk Opera
House People thronged the hull nightly
end the nil'sir was it great success, social-
ly and financially. The net receipts are
01,900. about $250 less than lust your,
probably on account of the hard times.
The attendance was larger this year than
The chance nrticlee went oil as follows:
Doll, Ellie Kelly; fill) gold piece. Maggie
F. [arrignm uillow rocking chair, Alice
Duellell; ton of cont, Maggie Tammany;
parlor clock, Michael Fallen; parlor
store, W J. Stcbb; revolver, B. C.
I-‘ooney; satchel, Mamie F. Hayes; rugs,
Auguste Tnllnuder; lumber and piscque,
John Henry; book, Dun McCarty; china
dinner sci, Mnry Corrigau; Japanese
vases. lire J. li.‘Slocum; opera glasses,
Agnes Cook; kitchen range, Mrs. Mo.
Monnis; gold watch, Miss Lizzie Murphy:
oak set, him. Wilmer, ileviland street;
two bilfl'cltlllf potatoes, ‘Lowis A. Lane;
diamond earrings, blory liluiceby: dining
room not. bite. Peter Martin; live o'clock
tea, John 'I‘. ilnyrs: L‘hilds piano, B C.
“Mun . _ -. . ,.
Croup is n terror to young mothers
To post them concerning the first symp
toms and treatment is the object of this
item. The first indication of cmup is
honmcness. In a child who is subject to
croup it may be taken as a sure sign of
on approach of no attack. Following
this hosrseness ien neulinr‘, rough cough.
If Chamberlain’s .mrgh remedy is given
us soon on the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough much hassppenred it
will prevent Ute attack. It has never
been known to foil. ‘25 and 50 cent hole
ties for solo by (l C. Stillson, (lruggist,
5:5 Cents Will liuy A Wife
or mothers bottle of Dr. llaml‘s Colic
Cure at any drug store. bits. 5. W
Merrill. of Fairdulc, N. Y.,ssvs: "Dr.
Hand‘s Colic Cure is far in advance of
any remedy of the kind I ever used. It
will quiet baby when she is scremning
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
huby' is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggiste, 25 cents.
llrnry Wilson, the postmaster at
\Vr‘lslliull, Florida, says he cum) a case
of titurrlimu of long clouding in six hours,
with onosmull bottle of Chamberlain's
(.‘uliv. l'lmlcrn uml Diarrhmn Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must have
been to thosullorcr. Snub cures. on! not
unustml “llll this rcnwdy. In many in-
ebutcvs only one or two llll-(‘ri arc. re~
qniml to give permanent relic-f, It can
always be depended upon. When ro-
ducml uillr water it is pleasant to tulle.
For sale by G. C. Sullson, (lrttggist.
i.’ a Non \‘ml: millionaire gives a illu-
n-u ill 5th nvmme and 26th str'wl, touting
.TUIW‘, which gives ill lonplo :iyqumin
and than» wuple 5 rent! l,v1-5‘J.Uc in doc-
m's‘ hills and line l_v have to pay $7.00
Bode Crackers. 25c; lousy Tomatoes, 10c can; can Corn,10c' None
Cranberries, 100 qt, 3 q 26c.
mic. Our Oofl'oe is delicious; Butter and Cheese are ' the very
. (limitation in t 8 section. Ten thousand dollars worth i ‘
goods to be turned into cash. Give us your order and dgn’tmll:
oolcd elsewhere.
For
Bl
Pork omit.
The above prices are st ctly for CASH.
PEOPLE'8 MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Nor-walk.
lost. over 5,000 admissions being paid. .
stltution suffering from several tractor.
ed rlbsand a scalp wound four inches
long, the mull. of his being tossed out
of his wagon near Bump Mortar rock.
Be is filty’sis years of age and it is
doubtful whether he will fully recover
Bomuel Josclofl, proprietor of a grocery
store on the turnpike. sold out Iondsy.
many, leaving a large number of credit-
betweeu seven and eight hundred dollars
and a New York Inn nearly as much.
"Bananas don't sell at all of late," said It is thought that he had between three
a leading fruit dealer to a Mo and tour thousand dollars cash when he
night. "I can't account for it slth ,” went away. besides the amount be said
A fatally quarrel took plscsst John
llr. Tobey's oldest son. Will, has not
been living hours. He west therelsst
" b at work on the an father ordered hlmout.bot here-
Oathoiiot’surahsteeplsln Bethebmr teardrops. me brother Edward then
lugtoerectthcoewerc-oo the steeple took part in the alfalr, assaulting his
awesomeness-gushes" cross ls hrslsloghhsyesad tseetsnd nearly
of copper and about six lsethfgh; breakinghissrm. Theodosrsplaesd
mosaic"sdjusted his rops‘sthsussllaussudersmstsodheuss
rush for l'nt'tvw lllwtl (lure to cum thorn.
wlllll unnll be the curing per copito if
the dinner should not ls given. liven-
bolng 87 persons at tin.- feast?
inquire nt l’lnistmi's (inn; ‘atcn . win to
yo". :mry have the problem mlvt‘u‘ cod
“,1 in’ornmtpu :llwlll l' U‘lil ‘ llll‘ ll'um.
“Uncle Tom's Cabin," booked for the
Norwelk Opens llouso nest Seturdsy
evening, is looked force regularly as the
perennial circus, Mill it would seem as it
the beautiful story never would grow
stale. last season Peter Jackson made
hlsinitialhow as n theatrical star and
surprised everybody by his natural por-
trayal oi "Uncle Tom." and pronounced
a better actor than either Corbett. or Sul-
livan. This season Charles E. Davies
hes surrounded him with it high clues
company, costly scenic clients. and
sterythlng necessary to give u nmgnld
cent revival of this celebrated play.
ween the first and second nets. and
llr. Jsolebn assumes his chnmc-
of“UnclaTom." he will be: three
adentlllc rounds with Joseph Choynskl,
theyoung Californian. This will give
thelsdlss an idea of something their
fathers and brothers speak or euthuainstl
sally. but which they are unable to
understand
W. A. McGuire, n wellrhuown citizen
of lchny.Ohio. is of thoopininn that
there is nothing on good for children
troublml withholds or croup nellhum-
berlnin's (lunch Remedy l c has used
it in his family for several years with
tlmlmst results and always kscrxaobot
tlcof it. in tholtonse. After hevingln
grippo he was himself troubled With in
severe cough. lie used other rmllE‘dlm
without bcneilt and then concludwl to
try the children‘s medicine and to his
delight it soon effected n permanent
cure. 25mm 50 cent lwillt-s for null.- by
(l. U. Slillsun, Druguist.
Children diryi‘or
Gunner’s Gaetoria.
0
When llaby was sick. we gave her Cumin.
when alto who u lmllil. she cried for (Emmi;
When she Income lites. she clung to Coetoria.
When she but Children, she gavethem Calorie
Who Is Drag Clerk Thompson!
Daniel Thompson, n Bridgeport drug
clerk. procured three stylographlo pens
of O. l". Pvttee. s newsdcalsr or that olty,
sweet: sgo.ostsnsibly to take them to
the Golden illll hotel so thsthls wife
could select one of them. Thompson did
aotreturu,snd llr. Patter teamed that
Ohlldren cry for
hereunto mas“ "m on.
uoh Mince Meet, lilo kage- 3 qts New Bonus, 250; may
r of the Best Tee. in the
Wecsr the
Largest and finest stock of Staple and fancy
CHAS. EEEYMOUR,
Lending Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13-2.
To All People Evsrylihsrs. llocdwllsws.
herhouse Steak .......
rl on Steak
Hams ’
.120
Ito.
In regard to quallt we invite comparison with the best markets in the town. or at
-—————ooo-..__._
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
. FIlEE DEL-WEI". PEOPLE'S MARKET
, _ 21 W ll t., N
Telephone call,li2-8. I Satlsfnction guaranteed. | Telephon: cull,org’?l-§
Special for the Holidays.
Ponm'nlrs In
CRAYDN. PASIELLE. WATER Clllllll AND SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work connot be made from
mpiee. but must he done from the original negative only. thereby preserving nil the flue qual-
tty or the same. end producing in the llnlshed plcturo velvety softness and rlchneesnf tone and
detail. A line exhibition of this beautiful Work may now be seen at Studio.
w—FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND HOLD——
' A new line of
-——ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN Pi.ATI.\'OTYI’i§S——)-
open for inspection. -
i. ll. Milli". "PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will ST. NflflWllK.
FURNITURE
Hes fallen this season. We are now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seal. Rockers for 82.00. formerly sold for $3.00; Antique
Oak Plush Sent Chairs for $1.50, former price, 2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $18.00 in the market.
l0 Per Cent Reeuctlon on NI Goods for Cash.
BUY WHEN YOU CAN BUY CHEAP.
ilavid Stony,” 28 South Main Street.
llAlLY AMERICA.”
Tan... doomed. _
Real Estate and Insurance, on,“
“Uh SH ING'I‘OE h‘l‘lfl‘jl‘l'l‘.
Mn \urk's llnly Straight ()ul
i’ermus locking forslnt.nr house and lot. U“”“’"‘m“" }"5“‘*illll‘<'r-
with the New or purvhltsing. urn lnvilr-ii to
call and examine our list. We lmve them for
sale in every part of the .lty nt rotwlrmhn
prices illlil on error terms. will ti
W AN '1‘ El).
RESSSI mm singer} on... .....;...’.‘.L
nble dressmaking. I’riros moderate:
17 Railroad i‘lscc, UVE{|I;llil
It -i.
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T lii‘ Bcsl Features
of Sports
[N ADDITION Til
iii THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
I
work tlrst rinse.
Sentinel office.
Bonaparte—om! rooms and board, for .__._,.,..__
gentlemen untl ladies. Apply ut 3n. 3 _ .. .
()n-lmrd street. corner West avenue. nll 1t "MIL ~ (‘i‘MJ-‘z Mlndny. 5 cents.
. 'l‘lIOilOL'UHLY competent bolheltve'ter »-~‘ eso- “——
i lnnfmnlly of three. First-c the re er-
euro; com snletry to the right person. Anvil”
I. i
To North Marin street.
TERMS TO K cues-m lili lit-i.
[PAYABLE IN .llJYANl‘I-L‘.)
EdiblAKIVr by the tiny. Torrm. 3L5:
N n
D (‘all between 7 and ii In the evening. Dillly'.l}'ttilf. ”“841“: with Sunlluy. .. 3360
Mrs Murillo-1.24 Iiuviland streetaionthéVlr- Dally.tlmunlhg,,, am; with Suntluy ...... “0
unlit. “r“ I“ l)elly.:lmontlrs... 1.5!): with Sunday ...... coo
" "' Sundayt-(lltlononlnyeur ................ 2.00
T0 LET.
P‘lioNT rooms in Dibble‘sblock. second lino
J. lrtvmo Dine“. at Ferris' coal otllce.
nlll lw
Till: Ensl stnrckenrlubxasement in Tun Hasn-
nsl. building. Size 24m. Apply M. rins-
rnuzl. ufllcu. .
l)AitT of lower house. Noodwurrl avenue.
n-Ill,:ll;.\'o.7h Woodward nvenuc. rent
2;pnrt of house corner South hluln street null
ianfortl plus-o. rent. Ill: port or Seymour
house. Hitllfflfll Piece. rent. all. Apply to E.
A. “'oouwum
EABANT furnished rooms to let: rooms
lren‘ed; reasonable prices. lnqnlnilrlo.
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Agents Wanted Sample lloplss Frss
Dolly America.
No.1» New L'lmmbers Street. N. Y. City.
nib 2t
lltcll Pmpettyaml annotate
Hill Silt.
The subscriber. the trustee of the estate of
George H. l-lmll’er. an insolvent debtor, offers
, fnr sold the interest or the sold George ll.
lli'i to liner in the Insurance bulld- Shatter.“ the tlmeot’lhe commencement of
lib
0 (lirard‘l'lnr-e, South Norwszk.
in . ormeri occn led h Butler bod e insolveuc proceedln ,in and to th I .
l. 0.0.“ F. For {lattlcglars n ulre of “fill in desert d propel-l": e ollow
edock property it South Norwalk with
the dock and build :1 s thereon. being about
feet. on Ntlrwslk lnrbor and running back
slmnt wrest to Victor street. lull be be a ct
MM, feet on Water street; u lot on the weetsr. ,
l stills of Water street. bctn about 5i fest
rent. to testrcar,and about i :an
umllvldet one~thlrdintoteet In th 41 lot
lying southerly of the above dssorlbed dock
lot and belng about 67 feet on Norwalk arbor
and running back about set to a r
street. and being about b2“ feet on spill We r
' street: also an undivided one-third nlayast in
out! to a lot on the westerly slde otWater street
being about 52 feet trout. end it feet rear. an
about 2m feet deep; about lfitlacrua of oyster
ground and oysters thereon in the towns of
orwnllr and Westport and of or false
Sound adjacent thereto: an undlvl edena-hal
Interest In about on some of oyster ground
and oysters thereon in the towns f stamford
flarien and Norwalk.and of Mnufsland Sou
Mlltlltofll marge; ainghrgosfll boats. l
on or sun us « eeusls
drsdm, tones. star dredgss. mops.t
”Budgie rwallt hi on. a tr:
e o s: s ov -
bet-.18?) M B. RE OFTrthstee‘I‘:
llrmvn, at his store on south h uln street. or
(leorxe F. Bearse, City National Bunk. alitf
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4 “00M apartment. first floor roar, over
Tnbritls‘ lrult store. 03 Washington
street;halls lighted and bottled windows in
every room. It ulte. ot'l'lce 01d Well (finer
company.qu lugton street. aw tf
‘ MA] I. bulldin on Water street, 1 «A ii to
b it. l". Knapp.z ‘ll'fl’tt
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'lVlt‘o good bu-lness horses. phaeion. spindle
so two steals harnesses. cheap. a ply
at llaler‘s stable, e Sprinu street. n'tl w
”absorbs water motor. which will he sold
1 cheap for want of use. Apply at tbls
onlre
noon».
hi the \Vinnlpauk road, a satire. Owner
can have the same by descrlhln contents.
Apply at moms Meteors. soul be
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