or elu-
, ‘selhngaselected Nor-
Oil asfine as can behad
market, and our Emulsion
I act.
yaicinns are using it and
II II Inding it to their p9.-
Y know all about our
gh Remedy,
“Mllbotl use is our
I: sm’uty'
tslsg your sort.
......m;&
V Box ”~0orner Ely sv'snue sad Bouton strut.
limitless Sunfish: 3
~ West avenue.
' Perry. of Westport. A collation will be
inherits rlrsysn
713“”,qu late the latrines
.wrnsooumr. WWW
”€33 ln'mwum
Box ”Government mulls
t l . . ‘
Bus Wheyuafoiissatrssla
ease—annular.
Bo: IkWutstrunopnostts [realism
school—
Box IFCWMM school.
has u—Oornsr North Nets sndAIinstrsvtr.
Bo: new Elfin street and Bsyvisw
avenue.
Box lCI-vfl'crwalklranorks bulldlnn.
Bonn—Corner West avenue sud cedsr
. street...
Born—corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 15 -Oor'ner South Halo and Monroe
' m.
Box alt-Electric Llaht station. ,
Box ll~Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
Miniature Aim-Ilse for “Ia-mm.
This how gilt.
_slsto um 3:39 ll
law Yarh Harald Weather [or-cash
The weather to-day promises to be generally
from fall: to portlyclourlv. with lower. follow.
ed by rising temperature and cloudiness. Tov
marrow lt bromine to be warmer and partly
cloudy.
some Ironwllu.
'ltnl the Parent. of On City are Doing
Ind “Illa.
All adjourned meeting of the Board of
Councilmen will be held to night.
-Mead‘s candy fresh every day. '
Miss Idella K. Km, ‘or Bridgeport,
has been visiting Miss Flora Jennings, of
~Thoee Japanese boxes st Lanes are
from Vantlne’s. A No.1.
Miss A. Becker, of Philadelpbin. in
visiting her brother. ‘3. C. Becker, of 20
South Main strain“
~‘You can buy spring chickens and
(owls for 12%. pound; turkeys for tile
at Hayes‘ market.
Miss Julie Raymond. of Bayvlew
avenue. is visiting Rev. Henry Glover
and family in Neugatuck.
—A pound oi fins mixed candy and a
looking gin, I“ for 15c. at We. for
to day only.
The eighth annual concert and recep
tion of Norwslk Lodge, No. 2,881, l}. U.
0. of O. R, will beheld in Arion Bali
Wednesday night.
~Fresh hams, lilo a pound, at Bayrs'
market.
The Main streets defeated the Wood‘
ward avenues at football, Saturday, by a
scoreoffourtran to tan. The nine
lasted two hours and a half.
——Plenty of delta“ bread, as lane's
The annual muster and inspectiouof
Douglas Fowler Poet, Grand Arisry of
the Republic, will be held this evening
The inspecting officer will be Comrade
served durlug the evening.
—Freeh barns, m a pound. at [layrs’
market.
The Norwslk Tramway company have
‘lsrssdsnew time-table of unrest coll.-
venlsnt siiefortbe vest pocket. There
is no change in the running time of the
cars, the schedule being the one that
went into sfl'ect October 9.
«You can buy spring chickens and
fowls for 12h. pound; turkeys for ch.,
at Hand market.
Always stirring something Item-ome-
thlsg which will hate tbebest interest
of patronato remand seeing they will
surely buy became of the [economy in
price and use, lir.8tnrtevantnowadver»
line: an article that resolves themest
sincere "W of those who
have used ll-Ivtils mmbflum'
csntrsldtsftstesslsup
~Plenty of MT llnylsr’s study at
lane’s.
At the electric ear boots on World»
ward avenue, Saturday night. lbuwiteh~
msnssttbeswltebtor this-tear
down, sotbat it would run on tllrrpor
mined title the serial-st. Thaw
tel-moon thereon-Ii twp passengers
sbosrd‘lllsiever. who wanted logo to
slamming ol. the med st ltsadsw,
street. no (It all soles that III.
switch who. Ikwsspisgatsmlsi
ratsdztpsdmfl More he enaldstup
l
or Iteratom.mtsgltlulul. 1's.
' bisnswboasesersst avenue. ‘
'Mmspcndllt‘nfewdaya with Ilrs.
1
COI,
So. Norwalk.
Rituals has small from D. I.
Bust'slrooseonlostll Isle street Into
Iln.u.n.BooIlquI sen-.of wall“
It Ellootbdz Warm-lulu.
The regular mastlngofColfsr Ell-
WMLOOP..willlIeheldto—
night. The third degree will be new
fertrd.
John Washington.“ Bunsen“. was _
arrestedfiatnrday for drunkennru. This
morning Justine Barrett lined him fl
and cosh.
landlord Wait and wife, of the lie-
hackemo Butchers in Washington, D.
0., to attend the christening of lira.
Walz's sister's child. .
lira. Davis. a teacher in the Concord
street school, has just resigned. and Kiss
Nellie Casey, of lleriderl, ilas‘bsell so.
gnged to fill the vacancy.
-You can buy fresh pork and salt.
sage for 12¢ a pound. ill lbs for $1.00, at
Hayes’ market. ”--.-
The annual adoring of theSouth Nor
walk Congregational church to the
American Ifissiooary association. on
Sunday. November 12, amounted to
.6124.
The brick work on Martin Baler, .lr.,
& Co.'s factory was finished Saturday
afternoon,tllolnst brick being laid by
l". A. Smith, the superintendent of the
for factory.
The annual meeting of the Riverside
Cemetery association, for the election of
directors and the memories of other
proper business, will be held at the office
of John B. Light. nest Honday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
~Lane’a is without doubt the place to
buy handy.
lliaa’l'arsln lagdlrs and flichael Brado.
Hungarians, were married by Rev. ii. [-3
Barnes, Saturday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, the ceremony being performed
in the First lethodist Episcopal church.
Meetinge will be held at the South
Norwalk Netball“ church every evening
this week, except Friday and Saturday
evenings. The Tuesday and Wednesday
evrniug classes will meet in the basement
of the church at 7 o'clock, preparatory to
going to the meeting at 7:45. which will
be held in the lecture room.
Owiugto the motioned indispositioo
of Dr. Emily Parties. she has disposed of
her entire [Irofessiorlsl business to Dr.
J. Milton Coburo. a practitioner of
twenty years'orpevleuee. Dr. Collurn
’u now located at 51 South Main street,
where all calls will be promptly respond-
ed to.
There was. light among the Hungar-
lens at fipringwoud yesterday afternoon.
and the police were summoned to quell
the dhturbanw. Two arrests were made.
themsnbeingfioedflaudoosts on each
case by Justice Barrett, this morning.
They were Stephen and Andrew Jubad.
Other arrests will he made.
——Nead's icccreatrl always on hand.
Ashort business meetingwas heldst
the closed Ibeflundayscbool. in the
Methodbt church. yesterday. at which
limes committee enabling“ lire. J.
C.Crows.ll-Blsle itsymondsndliss
Bookmaster were appointed to receive
and distribute clothing to the needy’
pooroitha church. Anappeallsmsds
tosll member-of tlucburch tossed to
thehomrsof auyof theabovecommlt.
ter,sueh clothing as will benefitsorne
one who is destitute. Gentleman may
leave articles at the parsonage, where
tbepastor will are they are distributed.
«Delft {all toesaallas the new shrub
of Kandy at We.
John Kellymmploysll sa abrssspoi-
lslln in Word. intt who formerly
lived in south llorwalkuvalksll up to
Eryn-Ilse Jello (lo-norm laterda
Meal assured him of
ssvsrslsrtlelssoflaraltarswhsatbsw
prusmsn moved Kelly’s housbold sf.
facbsemswssksago. “Leonardo
sled the m. and some hard
words easssli, when Kelly M Ir.
clauses is the fees. chief of Police
Vollwrrbappsnsdaloegsttblstlmaaad
arrested Kelly. John Olen-rim,
tbsslsarnsaafsstarsr. save Itoboods
for his apostles- for trhl tbhafter
mallo‘mwfiu
atsae'salay fr‘ allian-
mlwi’esysaalfionalorelmu
Alysia-bur.
”I'M-I IIWII
t
Us
' It“.
holding a week's service at the A. If.
‘
um
tsyttsnlirsatlillw
A. Diokerman
..
LEW has medicines:
presshuslness.
liar Burs Smith. the evangelist. is
"E
church. i
John Hoyt and wife, of Union Park,
have returned from a visit to New York
city.
P. H. Weston. of Park street, was-
thrown from a bicycle yesterday and '
badly hurt.
Joseph Scarlet and family about Bun-
day with Kr. and Mrs N. C. Peck, of
-:-NEW .. :-STOCK -:~
s it! priests loll em from lsrt year, all which we hm nuts a deeper out. You
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Leavening Pawn—Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
WYPURE
20 ll. Imam Ill illtl sulllnl IIIIIIIIIII sugar. II III
3 lb. New Muscatel Rosina, 250; 8 lbs. New Prunes, 260%
Beds Crackers. 25c fan To
Such Mince Meat t. lilo cy mntoes
Iron amu mour- anon m ottll
We odor you
W
‘ The truth; lllllllltl Hill, III Barrel. M65; lit tag.
lbs New
lbs Standrd
. 100 can; can Corn, 10c None
New Beans, 25c;
Bloc, too; 3 lbs fancy Milk Crackers, 26c; 41
Cranberries, 10:: qt, 256. Im3 r of the Best Tea in the
‘ State. Our OoflmissrilellcioueIBlitter and Choose are the very
best. We the and finest stock of Staple and funny
& Son,
owder
W
River ntt'eel. ____ wmuowao wmmes.
'c. B. Coolidge Ind ...... of High
street. will leave town Wednesday for a
week's visit in Bonneville.
Electrical booting mechanism I. built
placed in the closed trolley care. Cure
5 and ii are already heated
overflow above Rome.
The PennsyvnnluICornell football game
was won by Pennsylvania by a score of 50
to
Ex-Msyor Lewis Patterson, Jr., of Alla
chatty City died from a carbuucle on the
neck.
The New York bank statement allows ll
mater surplus reserve than has ever be—
fore been held.
Two valuable paintings which were a
part of Delaware’s VV'orld‘s fair exhibit
have been stolen. '
A robbers’ cave was discovered nexu- Ellen
beth Ky, which contained jewelry and
several skeletons
The soldiers of the United States post
Fort Sheridan have rebellcdllgainst the
quality of the food.
If. is sold that Actor licnry Woodrufl
may merry Anon liulllll. although their
engagement lsdonl-I .
Rev. Dr. Charles P. lleelns, pit-lim- of the
Church of the Strangers. New York. died
at the home of big IlllIlglII.Il~.
During the burlll""
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The Ovide Musin Concert company
will givesconcert at the Horwalk Op-
era House to night for the benefit of the
Norwalk hoeplta__|._fi_fi_.
. "Uncle Tom's Cabin," with Peter
Jackson as Uncle Tom. was acceptably
presented at the Norwalk Opera House.
Saturday night,” before a large audience.
Jollu Burns, a ”wanderer, was arrested
by the police Saturday night. This
morning Justice lionnecker sentenced
him to thirty days' In jail and costs
Teachers will be in attendance at the
Over River school four evenings this
week until 9 o‘clock, to supply with
tickets those who wish to attend the free
evening school. ..
lhII \l‘IIIItI'ru
..I I IIIII1I.II:_\'.« Lingo
Run an i 'III' lbrru
firemen were fund); I »;..rIII
This jury in the I.l
. VV etlllore liullllm
William A. Mitchell. a prominent col- m9,.1n.1aw”1 1‘
ored man of Hartford. passed quill“! “”9“ “”“W l“ "15“
away in Hartford. in his eighty seventh u: I"
m, “m P. u Wm“ M M" 0.. SPOILING Fl. GHT
waid It. Smith, of lionvalk, are his Airway Reported In “an "mums on
.>
III
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~ll.l-r
lIIl"g,
.I'I Ill-charged.
ll...
If‘limnl the New Brasilia I \l Irri. l1I.
”.-.”... New Yuux NHV’. :II, 7-1: 1.. p.1‘ltltllllfll
J. B. Austin. Who b" ban "1“de there When serious. rII.‘I . I. III .IlI :Inlllllrlled
with Professor (leutry's horse show as Ioamuliuy. on bII ml lii' “rm: :Ilun on
ship Nictllcroy “hill «bu “1.. hing at
anchorill the IIIuIr lull junk pruiuusto
nailing
Whiskyle said to blue lit‘vllbulllggit‘d
press agent, has been quaranterd for
twenty live days at Charleston. 8. C. on
account of the yellow fever epidemic
He has just Mum. nboard and the sailum iIlIlulgI ll illullrunk~
enflxbt which noon bu. line 1;. bowl The
fllcers took a band and trim! to I III-ll the
o L nuclear Wlllonmnd apart! 3 I
._ - ,_ . . lsturbmlce II II ll \ . llvl '
of (m, .1“ lave 10.11., for Lttch- ins 5i 5: lIl it.“ e um >1 flying
Md county. '0! 3 season of shoottux- The decks rlul rod with blond. according
in the M! ore “Cord" Meyer. Jr.. of bulbs report, and many I-l IIIII l-IIlunlI-cr
_ heroes who want ll) light il‘l' l‘rixolu lIuIl
N9" York, m mm wide" for sec glory bed u touch of war own before wise.
rotary of New York state. lug Sandy Hook.
-—--- The adult was kept as quiet IL» pusiibid
ills Sherwood. of Jerry McCaulcy sothst none of the cn-v. mie Ill be unwed
“idiots wok. 1”; “1‘1“ rlt 11,8 Nob and ftitle stalling of the Piliptl -:llIul The
. ' rc film I) scan of the drunken III-Ilium to
talk ”aha” church.” the works}? cheer for the Brazilian ll. lg is will to bore
the Minion in New York city. e been the cause of Illeluutilly.
gave an interesting account of the con-
version smiths work of Jerry IlcCsuiey;
also the good the Ill-ion is doing in
savingothers. ‘
Tramps Hold Up a Freight Train.
Pomsuol'rll..\' H. .\‘m 20. A N‘Cllllll
attempt to hold up ll freight Imiu by
tramps occurred near llt‘i’l‘. ll‘rclullr tnlin
"fir-d in am No. Ni. bound bu Boston. With flopped just
A" 10 om“ w“ I! mom K outside the city limits by i| fIIIlII IIl trumps.
selectmen 0' N“'“ 'm we" the who made II smilgo Il~.~:lull up In Ibu IrIllll
itestportsslectman withaview nfestsb men. armcdwllll clubs and «lanes The
lishingtheboundarylinen between this trialnnlelll’ were dlrillclu illiiu Ille mimosa
w ere f 95' were let (‘ use prisulllrs fur
"d lhlt to" A meeting h“ “up.“ nearly nIl hour. The utuukillg p IrlI r. llmIll
'Pimnwd with mnkcmen 0' Write!) down Items and clubs upon llII- ( Ir until
for the same purpose. on Thursday. at it was Is complete wrclll and “In- only
them hour. drlIeIl rlvvlly by the film-i} Ilrril: Ill Ilfll we
oulltralu Scwml of lill‘ li‘IliillllI'll \tht
A In“ named Null. “1‘0 formerly hurt by the flying IIIIIIsllc-I
worked for J. A. Pal-trio,
William Freudenthsl's horse from in
front 0‘ “mm“ s ”100‘" Saturday night. Gnmer has III-riled lwro aim ll R‘Niiltllcl‘llr
and tilt)" in CNN"! PM"- “3 ‘3' nearly six months in cage.» in the ill‘llll of
formed the police that the horse had Africa. where he went iIIoIIlII-IIIIItIlliy the
Mach.” my 30‘ .clm 1° "“1“ ilmlnu language, lullblcll III- lnlimlu lII-
' as found a key. lie IIIliIl: ‘ l limo IIIIIII I
whereaboute. but before they arrested pllshed all tllllt llIIIpeIlIII llltllotilxlu and
him he returned lie was arrested. but with the menus ill. my IIIII; mill 1 mn bill.
wu afterwards released. as Freudeuthel lsllelltllllt lure llllvcllllluuullgo l'lIIlllIl
mac titles are all right. Monkeys coon-ran
d” M Whh w 9 till. They use It llIIIgIlluu which in illvur‘lnblo
A very enjoyable musicals was given up: c'oll‘nlnillll.‘ .‘llltltly lfli [liltli‘ mmllds l on:
Balurday evening sttbaresidsnoe of Mr ‘ ° ” "‘ “‘- '“ “ a”? ‘ “of M
“d Nl'l. [dill H lie-ford. 2 all,“ l“insolltainodrsculllplrle kll IIlIllgI If IIIII
street. in honor of the second snulver rum" “3:53. an"!
“'7 ”f their um‘ so” fine VinsNA.Nov 20. «Prince Alexander of
selection: vm mud-M U I". Bertram Battenberu will III. IIIIIIIIII "l". I. III... II this
on 111. eomblnltlon guitar, bar-algal“ annuallfntllmltr. Ihs‘mpltul cltg III Sly-
“Id "but“. m WON VII] much In in. unllrtl prulllsesto Ion nmllet
a clIIIrIIctI'r ( min is III lwp
“'30!” Tm were also vocal '0‘“ b, looming. "lhe (‘Ulllliblll'll of tile t‘IIul'ItlIIl-I
(Ill . In turn Ill , s Mir
F k ilanford and llr Bartram and mm ,AioxhnnL kw“ wig) IIIIII-y l
instrumental music by Ill-s. Edwin l. Mowluctot III or allow yIIIIuIIII-Il
of blades th.
Esoford.
TlIaGotInsetlcut “Brewed association
have drawn up ssstof resolutions setting d ,
also! the services In the "ammo 1 less
““5 that an additionsl tax on b." as Methodist church yesterday morning was
000“le III the new tarifl bill would brain by a cheer it me such ll cheer Ill
1.. . Wig an ”all breweries.“ h heard“ stapolitlorll‘Inseam:l ililIt‘Il‘lliQ:
m an“ m, 0' w oil. 0‘ M. was 0 muouuoemell Will it! [ill p to
the presence eels the church of Governor-
mm “0:“ ”elk:- 2'...“ sleet wnllm McKinley oloIIIo
M M Bl
tbsysrstlle prlnolpn users ofbesrmed
M It wouldbsllslrltnsutsllottnlpsr- W. W. 3 ant foughtndllul in II billiard
rs. was“ ”.1511 l (mm mm 'irfi’lm'iilmi limimglfil'ilii
sensation on as. test III
M g. m. than “WWI“ strove, ill-it ills pistol and cmplletllt.
tbablli Drill. M lions“. hitB’unnt three times. llrylllltlsdy-
mm“ mi”. “hereon: lug.” lilo sy wss wounded. but will re
‘ . “I,“
inlllit.
Apart vslsle ill ssrpttr sell up.
Mil I“ “:3“. M n.” be of themsolldated road near (linulIlllvll
’ not unconscious with I fractured skull
Mwnwmmwmm now am to Ill Ila-mm. Where I.
W dlrdsoousftar. it is supposed ill tell m-
303“!ng 4:3“ "02.9 was thrown from spending“ Irslll.
WW ' ’ m W
m *1“ .mp1.“ ml After hm fours.
' and ’m M moms. it. 17.. Not. llwilrnnllisco
testis nuns. llmmtool- “who,““mmm
hrsflntoalspssvssnsldsssbewoold WWW?“ llmlly hypopllly
ll
uehrdu ll h
Mthmmume mallet-inflation céso'rkmg:
also. at flissgow. l'lstsl- county. in
Sure That monkeys earn"...
LONDON. Nov L‘U. ol'rufuwll Ruin-III L.
. ll
m.~.... ..... ......»
lulu-lay in mar-ell.
la’i’ll. Nov ill).-«Thu hush at the
Dust to s Billiard It“
A't‘tutltn. Nov. ill) «2W E. Hickey and
I
“New tints. Nov. slimy. .L
olOblssgo was found lying by the trucks
“:th
Gem mmw ls..ilm.to.wltmllohm
nu lee tarot theisteJll lint-
... ”I: “Misfits be???“
In sum
Wofl’mh
Heavy rain have caused the Tiber- to .
HABIT-2b
ccnliy appointed at a town meeting in
Device, with the Medium of that town
and“ officers of the Stamford Street Rail-
road company, went carefully over the
route of the proposed estenelon of the
Stamford street railway, from Newton
river to [Jurien depot. last week. There
seems tube practically no opposltion ou
the part of IllI~ committee or the select-
meb, in granting the permission naked
filr by the company. The report is to be
presented to an adjourned meeting of
the citizens of l'lsricn tomorrow after-
noon. The only point upon which any
disagreement has developed is the locu-
IiIm of tho tracks. The majority want
them laid at the south side of the high
way over nearly all the route. One man
thinks they ought to be in the middle of
the mud, and another furore laying them
at the sideof the road ever part of the
route and In llll,‘ middle of the road over
the rl-Irluiuller of it. it is believed that
the llllrclihg IOoIllorrow will recommend
the Selectmen to lake favorable action
upon the application. The second heat"-
ing in the application of the Stamford
Smret Railway company for permission
to use electricity as u motive power. and
to extend the line to Norotou Hill. was
held in Stamford, Friday afternoon The
selectmen were satisfied with the propo-
sitions of the company, and the property
owners were unanimously in favor of
the extension and of having electricity
for motive power. The probabilities are
that before spring the road will be in
course of construction
llOii ”TON. .
A daughter has been b- Irn to Sir. rind
Mrs. Starr Klolcr.
A very llll’gt‘ bias! was set off yester-
day morning below the depot A great
quantity of rock was thrown out. the
rails being bent and twisted in many
PM” __,.. . .
25 Cents wnl tiny I: \Vlfe
or mothers bottleuf Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at on drug store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill. of airdule, N. Y.. says: ”Dr.
Bond's lolic Corn is far In fldl‘mt‘ of
any remedy of the kind I ever used. It
WIll quiet .baby when sllcis screaming
with pain. Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. \\ hell your
bob
spp_ I Dr. Hands Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents.
Group is a terror to young mothers
To post them concerning the first. S)lllp
toms alldtruutmcnt is the object of this
item. 1119 fir-It indilatiou of croup is
boar-senses. In a child who' Is subject to
croup it may be taken as ll sure sign 0
on approach of un attack. Fullouing
this hourslllloss' Is a peculiar, rough cough.
if (‘ lmmbl rlain' s ( ough remedy Is giwn
as soon as the child becomes llonrsc or
or on after the rough cough has appeared it
will revcnt the attack. It has never
been mum to full. 25 and Ill) cont bot-
tles for rule by (i C. Stillson dnlgglst.
Henry Wilmm. the postmaster at
Welshtnn. Florian, says he cured a case
of lilfll’fllo‘fl of long standing in six hour»-
with one small bottle of C‘lmmlu-rllllnll
(mic. l‘hlllem nrld Diarrllu-Il lionlllll
Wllm II pleasant surprise that must lI.II I-
been tIIIlIl-sullorcr. Such cures Ilrenot
unusual willl this remedy. in many in-
stances only one or two doses are re
quired togive permanent relief. ltcllll
Illullys 'lt‘ Ill-pended upon. Will-II rc-
IIulII-d with water it is pleasant to Illkv.
For lullaby G U. Silllllorl.drugglet.
if a bow. loll; millionrlln- girl-II II tlin‘
III-r at flll. lm mm and 26th titl't‘t'l costing
(SUDAN, which gives 19 II lullytlpvpsiu
IIIIIltbeIIIImIlpllI II nd d?. 50.00 inIluc-
llrs‘ bills and llmlly hurl repay ”.00
«Inch for Cactus Blood Core to cure the 'lll
what would be the «loving per capits If
till IllunI-r should not be given them
being 87 persons at the lentil
inqulroat ati’laietcd‘n drill: ullllv- , where
\ll‘l only him: the prIlllllI'I‘. lmlwd ltntl
t?" IIfanIIIILI Illllllullll Iulll llll ll' UII.
P Amy’s Caetofla.
When Roby mu rick. we save in" Moria.
Wiles aim was II I‘llllIl. silo cried for (Merle.
When she became Mlle. tile clung to Certain.
When Ills Ilsd (.‘hlldnmsns smothers Castorls
children Dry for
Pltoher’s castorla.
children cry for
Plteher's Oastorle.
Dr. J. Milton Cobain
SUCOIQQOR T0
Emily Peruse. M. D.
HM! WWII) ‘10
ll ifllll’ll [All STREET.
«Imus HOW Until l s. It ii till “he-mi
"0.
WW Illill
Groceries' In this section.
goods to be turned into cash. Give us your order and don’t be
Members of the special committee II:-
is cross and fretful whilot teething * ,
{\1
children Cry for 4 I. out
Ten thousand dollars worth of new
ooled elsewhere.
CHASQE. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13-2‘
-STlLL ANOTHER DROP.
.
Purifierbotlse Steak: ... .
Shoulder Steak... . 0c
me Rib Roast .13.;
Eighth Rib lions . De
ork Lolus.. .
Pork Chops. .
Pork Sausage...
rash Barnsu12
Fresll Shoulder .1
finger curediia'lns 1%
. . .. . ..... i2 (-
Lamb Chops ...... . ,.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE- DELIVERY PEllPLE' 8 MARKET
13 North Main st., 60. Norwalk. ‘ 21 Wall st., Norwulk
Telephone call, 52-3. I Satisfaction gunmntecd. 1 Telephone call, GT3.
Speelal for the Holiday
PORTRAITS 1N
CRIYON, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
in hand I.I rk from the original nogntive.’1‘hit superior gradoof work cannot be made from
1-. mice. but must be done from the originnl negative only. thereby preserving all the flue quill-
lty of the lame. and produc log in the finished picture veil ety softness and richness of tone and
detail. A fine exhibition of this beautiful work may now be 5(95 at Studio
FINE PICTURE FRAMES lN IVORY AVD (JOXA[)"—’
A new line of
._._ ARTISTIC PKOTO' IR ll’lls [N PLATINOTYPES
open for inspection.
E. M. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER 53 Will ST.. liliRWllK.
Surprising How Low the Price on
FURNITURE
Has fallen this season. We are now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for $2.00, formerly sold for $3.00: Antique
Oak Plush Seat Chairs for $1.50. former price, $2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $18.00 in the market.
I0 Per Cenl Beeuclion an All Goods for Cash.
BUY WHEN YOU CAN BUY CHEAP.
llavid Slow, 28 South Main Street.
Taylbr at Golden.
BealEstale andlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
gnfrrfarnmrrrfs
Hill Supper Fair and Selle
so. IIIIIIWILII BAPTIST cHlIIl Ill.
l‘cmunn lIIIIkin fol-slot, or house ll: III‘ I ll.
mm the lion 0 purclmalngsn lulllk‘d Io
NH and erallllnlmur list. “I- bme till III II. I
solo in angry port of the Ill; 1“ remuulllllr
Illlal If
(_‘ONL‘ER'I‘ ll‘l'
prim-s and on emv tonne.
Jerome May's Banjo club.
Tuesday,Wednesday
W A N 'I‘ II) ll.
13‘1' ublliy and child II! foul- yearns furnish-
l-Il room “it“ alcove. suitable for llgllt
buueekl-e lino. Apartments must be null and
l'l‘llbllfllllt'. Reply lnllllflOflif‘t‘. .\. ll.(
nlezlt
lI. Bl' XTON mmlll drossmnkllllr. or her
I own home or by the day. L'uttlnlf.
lltil In; and reulmlullug‘l'one. \V ork gunrumcel
Prior-s reasonable 1 Urlllllrll slreel.
Norwul it. it” III
l)llESSMAKlN(lby Ibellll). Tennis. ll’ll
Call between" l and II in [be evenlnl.
Mre MarlinsmE-l llavllrlnd street Sollllh Nor
\Ialk. Him
AFTERNOON llull EVENING.
Cour».- Iivkclw, lili‘l‘lllfi: sInIlIIIickel-I. lI'I rents.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES
November 2! and 22
TO LET. a
Bill 3'.
Commissioners’ Notice.
'l‘llll‘. Subscribers appointed by the Court of
Primers for the Dislrht of Norwalk.
(omIIlleslonl-rs In fiK‘fll'I‘ crumble and do
Illiellpllnlbc claims of tie creditors of the
estate of George ll. libs I.ler of Brook ly yu. in
the slots of bl-w lurk. ltil insolvent Iloblnr.
hereby give illilll l‘ that we will attend to the
turtles of our llp IIIlIIlmeIIl M the (lilies of line-
llellll '.l-IIIII In 'oI-wlllll1 in said District. at
South Nurwlllll. on the ad «lay of Janusy. Milt.
llml on the III! do of February. 1M. M. ll)!
o clock foronmmm oath of said days.
ATanl'x large. airy moon-I rem. 512.50
reduced from two .0 North Mains!"
ill.
I) l.
l
RISK rIIIIIIIIIrllnlfIIfnlnrl- llIlIIL ll NIH-lb
Mlllilfill‘l‘t‘l. NIIIIIINIII‘IIlllk. llIIIIII. nll‘ll
‘i .\T of lilo lIlrw IIlry roolllr. rulislilll.
.\lIIIIIl but small fIIrIIlllI-sIll-Illnppll. A)
North \lnln sin-.Ill Ille ”...
ll‘ Elli furnished mum. llllllllillt‘ for one or
IIVI enlllIlllolI. Applylouno A. l‘..IAlIIl Kl
North .\ Mn ”le Mutll Nomulk. um til.
said Lourl be»0 limited and allowed treeil
montllslrum the date hereof for the exhibi-
tion to us of culture against Mil estate.
Alisted st Nurtvaik. Illeilll day of November.
IIIIIII.
’l‘lo lu.Vi1 ,Aim'lvm )hLiKNli’il
lupunltuugflir. l“) M mivla‘m‘ llllllf’l'l‘l" (slimline II: Iléllllle.l “WWW"MW
l2:prlrt of nusewrm-r ilolltll llal nrtreetanll nebula?
‘li It hunt llore null ilallsmeot in Tull HIII'I'II
Ilsllbulbllug. Hire 24ml. Apply at Hull-
Tutti. Ilmr' t'.
ilsllford place. Inc 39. part of fll-ymlllrr
llmlM'I llnlil'ofliPIM‘I‘IYenl. til. App y In it.
A. “murmur”
. 1894.
tolerance bulld-
Tue liner ll -- the M M
log. ormlerly ocou
, ..., nme‘g%gmmlm‘n .Harper’s Magazine.
llruwn. at his store no sin street, or
(isomer. beerse, (lily atlousillsllk slit l lLLUl-l‘l‘RATEl).
ROOM a violent ilrt floor reel- v- Meg...”
street. lIslle ram! :31 "tires?“ wlminhg‘é;
‘ 9‘ 0 0 “ liarper‘s Ma urine for is“ will maintain
every room. mull-e omeol”) Oll‘ Well Cl Ill
.........I.w.. IIlIoI-Im .....I IIIIIIIIIIIII.IEI..’I:I ...... " "'° Putt
Am
of outer rI-es undertaken by Ollie”. publish"|
there It I-IIII leer IlIlI-ln the year super It:
I by ldw to
shield.
building on Water Ill-set. Apgy III
Knapp. Illull sled pl mm «on ill a
V «M “W“ i?” l' "h ll rmsn by ”Rho. y it] ‘33
III III. on e .
Fill! SALE. o. ns’ot‘ls b slgffilclllllrllyilrrl flglwis. :‘lit on
er 0
""‘ ‘W “W w~~ -»~ Miltonl 22hr: trimaran ‘5?“ fatal!» ’ol; ‘lhe
i‘ W N) I (W up 9 1
Milli? “l‘””'s?.’“§.’.ll§iln§8§§'lliffi ("”199 ”Wm? M“ vallllv mutation“ rem it a-
su Ilttle ml awed Ill weliol'wsl "MI” " - on
life
l“the
i II M of western frontier lll‘eb win
Beg. short stories w 1c sobsfio ’ ntrlhu
flkflfllllfl'“ stthm
u G “km ariam "lafi'llm emailed"
‘lII'l‘l‘Il “I‘m".
Paganini“:
will
I‘lllslllll
HiRPERS Pillllllllclls
Pull Yuri;
nAIlPlll'l MAGAZINE“... ,.
IlAllI'llll’l Wllfllblr. I,
llll’lln'li lllIIAIL .. too
HAIPUI'S YOUNG PIOPLIi. . I bit
Humor two In all nillew‘rillrri (II "tr Imam
Sluice. ('onmln nml ilrrlul
no! In Mills In wlIlltbe
mullinuflm’oflfl III
"$3" it
verloolllllgt
”mi“ “42?”? In ”was. walk!
mes arm
mslggj auctioneer.
ours or eight
‘Olt Milt on“ to one]. Mum
l‘l
losecn t maggots s a low price. item 023 w”
"We
assent .fi‘ llorlllllolms. mtlrm
straight.
it (Iii letter Instanwhlollwllltle sum
cusp or west or use. Apply II this
1! III. Aflrseorygg'fi.
lot of cum
wruntrlhlll ”Ill llnxulsheli
‘09
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”sluswfor lhfiadvegl’ke.
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