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THE EVENING SENIINEII
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Or Our
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With Hypophosphites at ‘4
OOI: a "BOTTLE.“
We selling a‘ selected Nor-
‘Oil define as can be had
in thermal-hot, and our Emulsion
is .. ‘ t.
ysiosans are using it and
sscomniending it to their pa.
» ticmts.
You know all about our
2th: std 50c Bottles.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
tory.
fills Drugs and Chemicals
for prescription use is our
' Specialty.
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ll.l’|aisltd
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
55005”! NORWALK.
TSJ SOILS. GLASS.
IIIIISHES alt.
it] a (toll little to Paint.
alloy szstt's Pure.
"not us ilvst llnsssll
* , E ,Gorham,
III first inns,
Vitonwa rm
2 DECKER.
“infusion at.
South ,Norwalk.
_ JAKE GOLDEN. lditmuvl We”!
We'hffimfi no In.” I cents
sonra xoawana ma aunts. '
Box , lacquer Washington and North Main
. m i, .. .
Box oa—Cnraer Dayand Miss-treats.
Box ll—West street. Wis Franklin street
school
Box la—Conccrd street, opposite school.
Box lt—cornsr North Main and Ann streets.
Box lfl~00rner High street and Bay-view
avenue.
' Box ld—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box l'l-Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
strict.
Box ll-Cornsr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box fluent-nel- Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box all-unmet South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Sir-nectar: Light station.
Boa Il—J‘atrtleld avenue and Cedar street.
m
mmavm- Almanac for 'I‘o-monow.
Ban 8
.. or- one i new
low York net-aid Weather rum...
The weather to-day promises to be generally
_ from tslr to partly cloudy and warmer. follow,-
ed by increasing cloudiness and probably rain
'l‘o-nsorrow it promises to be cloudy. with
rain, followed by clearing.
Silll'l‘li
NORWALK.
What the People of Our City an Doing
and Sarina
A cargo of Portland cement has been
received for Raymond Brothers.
-—-We will‘ given mink bus to every
lady purchasing a cloak of us this week.
H. Kreiger.
Kisses Allen B. Combs and Susie
Brady, of Daubury, spent Friday and
Saturday with Miss Hattie Millardmf
West avenue.
—You can buy fresh pork and son-
sage for 12c a pound, 10 lbs for $1.00, at
Hayes' market. _--
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hunt and son
Clarence returned last evening from an
extended visit to Frederickshurg, Va,
Washingtonand other pieces of idle-rest
in the south.
—-Wc are now taking orders for tiny -
ler's candy for Christmas, at Lane‘s, in
order to have enough and have it fresh.
A Shakespearian reading was given
Saturday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Light, Elmwood avenue,
by Arthur A. Graham, of South Nor-
walk. A large number‘of people wars
present.
--H. Kreiger Is giving a real mink boa
gratis to every lady buying ncoat this
week.
W. H. Spear, the temperance evange-
list who recently conduicd a series of
meetingsin the South Norwallr Metho-
dist church, opened a campaign in Grace
Methodist Episcopal church, New lia-
ven, last night.
—You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 12c a pound, 10 lbs. for 31.00, at
Hayes’ market. .-
The subject of the Chautauqua Unvon
mce‘lrg. this evening, at Miss Anna
Duunlog'l, wiiibe “Rome Proper." It
will be the first regular programme of
the season. New members are invited
without special notice.
-Plentycf delIdoul bread, at Mae‘s
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Riverside Cemeteryu ssocln
tion will be held to night at the office of
Attorney John H. Light, Washington
street. Officers will be elected for the
ensuing year and other business transact.
. ”WI...
«Skater-bots of them st Watkins a
Dow's, 11% Washington street.
lienry Snollbaok, the proprietor of a
cigar store on Park Row, New York. a
brother of John Basilbtck and Mrs.
Matthew Sleegmuller, of South Nor-
wslk, commitfed suicide Saturday night
by shooting himself. It is only live
weeks ago that Ills. Bummeller's hus-
band kllied himself by shooting the top
of his head of! at his home on Woodward
avenue. “A”...
——Lane s is without doubt the place to
buy trendy. 9...“...
Charles James and Arthur Keck-I were
having ll racvou Washington street, Fli-
Ilay evening. James did not see a heavy
wagon to front of him and drove direct-
ly over the rear axis of the vehicle. tilt
lug his own csrriafi so that be was
thrown oat. firetruck on the sidewalk,
and his hip still side were badly bruised
He kept hold of the reins, however. and
prevented the horse frslfl doing any
damage. ______
«ms inns. ills it pound. at Hsyvs’
market. , MW W
bales, the moment fllodoo boy
is mouse-din Professor Ham. of the
Unlvmlty of Pennsylvania. and all other
leading Physicians who have undo I
careful vaccination of later, to he first
what his «may,
I. Gill, elem
Mutation ”with :tmllyst'salrl
growing from Inn‘s.“ lilssssehas
I
00.
S. Norwalk.
lies Emma Norton is enjoying a
week’s visit with her parents. at Stony
Brook, 14.1. .
Mrs. Barry Finch, who has been with
friendaia New Haven for a few weeks,
has returned to this city.
Raymond Brothers are unloading a
cargo of iron for the Richardson a liter-
gnu Furnace company.
-—A real mink has given away free
with every coat this week at H. Krelqefs.
S. B. Wilson, who has the contract to
build two houses on Crescent Terrace for
A. J. Hutchinson, has the foundation
for the second one about ready for the
timbers.
Fix-Governor Phineas C. hunsbury
and Mrs. Inunsbury leave this week for
an unleaded southern and western trip,
expecting to be absent from Connecticut
all wintz r.
Medical Examiner Burke "was sum-
moned to Savor Mine this morning for
the purpose of favesligating the sudden
death of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Brown.
——Fresb hams, We a pound, at Hayes
market.
The athletes who are to take part in
the entertainment at Music Hall, to
night, arrived in South Norwnlk this
afternoou,aadare being entertained at
the Mahaokemo Hotel by Messrs hie
lntyrc and Johnson.
Hull Edmonds, for'several years a res.
ident of South Norwalk, and atone time
the commander of Douglas Fowler Post.
0. A. It, died at his home in Branchvlile
Friday afternoon. The funeral was held
from his house this afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
The J unior"Christlan Endeavor society
of the Congregational church will hold
their monthly social in the church par-
lors to morrdw evening. It will be a
“Library Social " and the members of the
Senior society will be entertained at that
time.
Marketrnan E. J. Wadhams displayed
his enterprise, Saturday night. by on
gaging the East Norwalk Drum Corps to
parade through the principal streets of
the town», heading a wagon bearing huge
placards, andounciug special low prices
on meats, etc.
.-—Special values in carpets and up
holstery goods at the Boston Store,
Norwalk. this week. Stock must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
The annual ball of the (lerrnsnia Sinn-
gerbund will be held in their hall on the
Washington street bridge, Thanksgiving
eve. Heine's full orchestra will furnish
music. The committee expect to eclipse
all previous ellorle, and they assure a
pleasant time to all who attend.
The athletic entertainment under the
auspices of Daniel McIntyre and William
Johnson takes place in Music Hall to-
night. A large array of talent is on the
programme and the most ardent lover of
athletic contests will be satisfied. TrollI-y
care will run after the programme
-—Cclleo with cream, 5c cup Depot
Restaurant. Open all night
A special city mes..ng will be held in
Arlen Hall. Madison street, to morrcw
night, beginning at 8 o'lock. for the per-
pore of spp'ovlng or disapproving II reso-
lution adopted by the Board of Council-
men.sppropriatlng 09,000 for tho erec-
tion of a building and establishing a
pslrl lire department in South Norwalk.
llnmmonsIsI‘ttt Tribe of Red Men will
work the adoption and hunters degrees
on Tuesday evening. Delegations of
twenty-live or more are expected from
Bridgeport and South Norwalk. After
the work the chiefs and braves will sit
down to a feast of corn and venison.“-
New Haven News.
Jesse ii. Ferris. of South Norwallt,
who, for the past thirteen years. has
been head book-keeper for the New
York Belting and Packing company,
has sent in his resignation. to take effect
December lot. He will connect himself
with the Manhattan Rubber Manufactur-
ing company. and have charge of the
other.
all you buy a cost at any time during
this week you will be presented with a
reel mink boa at ll. Kreigvr‘s.
Edward Brennan complained to the
police. this morning. that two young
men had slept in his here last night. He
described them. and Chief Vellum
sod Special Ofbcer Cashew found the
young taro. Justice Barrett unissued
one of them. who gave his name as
Fwd harm. to sixty days in jail for
«grassy and breach of the peace. and
the other. llamas Greeley. for «granny.
Ivar unused to thirty lien in tall.
The children’s lecture on “Pilgrim's
ngreis‘HvIII be given in the Baptist
charchthls smlagmcal'ltoao'eioek
Over live hundred ticketsbavebssagivsn
cal. Tickets may still its obtained of
them ltkspvclsllyrrqsvstsa that
parasitism aasttoa their dihlrsatcbs
.
csII IIIIy Villlill llrslll not"
I, l
Charles H. Lynch reported to the pr:
tics, Saturday night. that be restrained
a woman from jumping off the Cross
street bridge
attended from his late residence on
Henry street. East .Norwalk, at 2 o’clock
to- narrow afternoon.
lira. M. Lauder, who has been' In the
West for the past seven weeks, visiting
Chicago, Toledo, Saginaw and other
cities, returned to her home on Bayvlow
avenue, Saturday evening.‘
The jury in the case of Ada Young
against the Consolidated Railroad corn-
pnny gave heraverdictof $5,000. She was
one of the sleighlng party run into by a
Consolidated train at Innsdale one night
last winter. She sued. for $5,000
concert and entertainment for the
veterans at Fitch's Home, Noroton, to be
given in the chapel. Tuesday evening.
December bill, if the weather Ia pleasant.
The programme will ‘ consist of vocal
selections by bits. Imogene Rom Miss
Jennie Portrait, Dieters. Horace Hatch,
R. A. Holmes, Frank Nash and Frank
Cornstock. Rev. E. E. Burner, purer
of the First Methodist Episcopal church,
will give a war lecture.
The phenomenal performance of the"
United States steamship Columbia,. in
which she attained the unprecedented
speed of twenty-five and a half knots an
hour, was the crowning victory of
American skill and American coal, and
secured for her builders a bonus of $370,-
000. This wonderful result again proves
Pocahontas coal to be the greatest sham
coal in the world. .l. R. Ferris had the
first cargo of this coal which came east
of New York, which was only about
eight years ago. Its superior qualitital in
that brief time have made it a favorite
throughout this section. and it is admit-
ted to be without equal.
Stilt“ ALII NEWS.
A theory Budget 0' Ito-as Ire-u Ins
Unpav- lad al‘l'a-a.
Elle & Co. are making improvements
to their ice houses at Winnipuuk.
Hrs. C Hubert Taylor, of George-
town. spent last weekm Nora-alt.
Miss Kittie Clark, of Danbury, is visit-
ing her sister, Miss PannleE (”lurk of
Merwin street.
lilies Bertie Wilson, of West avenue. is
home from LsSnlle institute to spend
Ths'isglving. .. 0
l’atrlck Gamble. of Water street, has
been taken to the hospital to be treated
for rheumatism. _._,
—A special Thanksgiving discount of
20 per cent. will be allowed on all hem
stitched linen table sets purchased this
week at the Boston Store, Norwallt.
The Center school is being piped for
gas, which will be used to light the
building for evening school purposes.
Russell 8. Singer, of E'Iubeth, N. J..
is a guest at the resilience of Captain
and Mrs. 0. 8. Clark, of llerwin street.
“The selectmen of New Canaan visited
the County Home, Westport avenue,
last week. in reference to placing there
permanently the children of John liar»
tin, who are town charges.
«Elegant new garments for misses
and children can be had for half price
to day and Monday. at the Boston store.
Norwalk.
Captain it. ill. Rose has received the
resignation of John W. L‘IUAMJQCODC
lieutenant of Company F. The matter
will come before the compiny at the
meeting Tuesday night.
John Donnelly. a bartender employed
by James H. Hoyt, died at his home on
School street, Saturdsy evening. aged
thirty years. The fucsrsl will be held
tomorrow morniogatst. Iary‘schurch.
.._.._... ”A...“
-l'rom 7:80 to 9 o’clock this evening
you can get embroidered silk handker-
ohlrls worth lite each for lie. at the Boo
ion store, Norwalk.
Hrs. Hotchkiss will entertain the For-
getllue-oot Circle of King’s Daughters
and their friends, at her residence on
Arch street, with I musical and literary
mgr-Innis. on Wednesday evening,
December a.
Theladlss' Auxiliary will hold their
regular monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o’clock. A fall stress
dsaceis requested. to complete arrange-
ments for the turkey dinner to be given
on Wednesday, December 6. for the
hearth of the Y. Ii. 0. A.
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w’i'oaday and itoadsy you can buy
missts' and children’s cloaks, all new
styles. as a discount of to unseat,»
the Brutal: store. ital-walk.
brim Tanner and WWW sweet,
of the meta liasof theatrest railway
wootnearstpnallsm for their week's
wavinhsvlauslnsdilpsresat is Mirth-a.
over the preceding week. Hears.
llosloassd ltathivs massed place.
withsottaoifltwm
1W
also
Horseman»
isle “30mm bonus as wan
W’s-em
The funeral of Henry'Gillnm will he
hits. N. E. Campbell is arranging a I
“f
George Wardwell to ill at his home on
Cross street.
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
ance, will initiate two candidates to-
night.
While cutting steak,Satnrdny evening,
.William Bates cut the fore linger of his
left hand severely
William Duncan, of New York city. is
in town, for a few days, the guest of his
parents on Fair street.
The infant son of Almond Mrs John
Hadley died at their home in Broad
River, Saturday.
Smith Northrop and Hallfoni Smith
of Norwalk, made a flying trip to i'lIllII-
dolphin, Sa'urdny, and leturnml last
night.
Mrs. F. Vnnscoy, of Norm-hilt. who
recently moved to Philadelphia, has been
quite sick there and will return to Nor-
walk.
The Norwulk station on the llanbury
division of the Consolidated railroad is
to be lighted by gas, instead of
electricity. , ’_ ._
John Collins, the brakcmnn who was
taken to thee Norwulk hospital, to he
treated fora crushed arm. has had the
member amputated and is now doing
nicely. , >
A committee appoinlci by the Nor-
walk Congregational Y. P. S. (3. E went
to New York Saturday and purchased a
.500 upright piano to be placed in the
chapel for use in Christina Entlx‘ilVIrr
meetings and other services lll'H In Ilmt
room.
The class in mettllnnicsl droning will
commence worknt tic I’m: Nora‘slk
school to-Iiigbl. under the insuuction of
Professor E. ii, (iul'nimzl The class
consists of thirty three members, and as
twenty two It.» realtlenm I- f that diurict
the cltus will be taught only in that
district. '
Somtono set. the woods no lie Pucks
road elite inst oightnndacJIIII'IIlelalIle
area of ground was burned over. The
flames destroyed a number of young
truce belonging to Peter (luigue's nur-
sery. The neighbors turned out to tight
the flumea.and succeeded in sulIIiIIing
them. A large number of Spt‘tllfllol’ti
watched the fire from a distance. null say
it was a beautiful sight.
0'
—Ycu will he allowed a discount of ..I
r cent. on oil dinner, tea and toiletsrts,
alclmdl’d between now and Thanksgiv-
ing, at the Boston Store. Norwnilt.
At the Congregational chIIthrs in
Norwalk and Sloth XIII-walk. lzIII own
log, the services were made I'm Inter
eating by the use of a Service of Til Inks-
giving. The exerciser commiel of to
sponslvo readings. cll'mts null songs of
probe by the chairs, the music being n.
special feature of the programme. The
attendance at both churches was unusu-
ally large.
A very interesting service was iIul-i
yellterday afternoon in tho cllnpcl at
Craniwrry Plains. 'l‘iw scat-dun III the
Sunday School was notclowd until about
4:00 o‘clock. Then the lamps Weft! light-
ed, and afforded a "dim. religious light,"
just sulllcient to enable the congregation
to read the ”leaflets"of the evening ser-
vice of the Episcopal church. The light
was not suflcsnt to enable the preacher.
Rev, D. M. Ellwood, to read a sermon, so
he stood and talked to them from the
teat, John iv, 29: “Come are n man
which told me all things that ever i did.
is not this the Christi" The idea of the
talk was that somebody knows no teller
than we know ourselves and that some
body is the Saviour of mankind. The
woman of Samaria was converted then
and there She felt her as rd of a Saviour
from sin, and lost no time in accepting
Ins aid. .. H
ImWA WTTIIN
Captain Stanley Mendel will take up
his residence in Huntington, L. l, for
the purpose of holding oyster grounds in
that place
iI first 3i: “camber a}.
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«TIN-$.32... ”0.1: fifonvvulm.
M” on or martini”
mains unsalted font the foilnwtngmt.
slits-for the week audits illov. st. in. m.
sass salllas for any of lines letters will please
as! law are advert «NW
desktops
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wlsr "mum. Ill addition to
w-NEW- — .— STOCK--
Vls‘ halt a. low garments lslt elm tram last year, on which we luvs lllltll a deeper out. You
A. DIckerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘
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Highest of all in Manning Power.-—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
on
ABSOLUTELY PURE .
Baking
Powder
gIildren Cryfor
Mtcher’s Castorla.
When iinhy II as sick. We gave her Castoria.
When 3}." was II Child, slur cried for (natal-Ia.
when who tum-rune .‘Iiirsi, sin“ clung to Cmm‘l‘
when sur- lIllIl children, she gave them mm,
Children (try for
Pitcher’s Gaatovla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
grooming
W.
W. A_a
Music Hall, November 28.
Lew Dnclslader' s
Minstrels!
H ARI-{Y .l. UHAPHA )1, Manager.
Nenriy l-‘J hundred elrflflfli
Many old laruriioaf
Many new ones!
All united ln‘un entirely new programme.
Il GREAT I lnlEI’JlAXS ll
Lou “min-taller Hrnnk Dnmuni, lien i‘owers.
Blockuml and Burns. 10an ‘ larrlngton
Dare Fay. Symonds. Hughes & fissure. Mem-
phis Renard).
h SOLD VUI‘ALISTS ti
Frank Dilllmnl's latest skit,
"CHII' .-\th WDRI l) S FAIR (‘UliFORTSJ '
Seats um. on sale M Plslslrti‘ s and Hale's
druu stores. Price". 75. 50am! 3i cents.
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AN N U A L SA LE .
NORWALK orsnt HOUSE.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 28 and 29.
, By the Ladies of Grace church. Tuesday.
supper Itftcrli p. In. Wuineeday. TlII- (lipsy‘s
Festival at “i TLIHLJI‘vllllfl'l‘d by "The Ten Little
Niger iii-yr.“
Admission. Tuesday, lilo,
AND
Wednesday Evening, 25c
Doors open both days lit 3 p. lll. n25 :lt
Laloo,
illi WONDERFlll FREAK.
A full grown ilinlloo in y. with the body of a
girl Irrmviny from ills I-lzrsi. Will be It'
<
Music Hall.
Wednesday.iluvember29
Mill FAIL TO so mm,
and his gl‘tt-tl European Novelty ('IIIIIp‘IIIy.
ll‘JI ti.
Annual Ball
OLRMINII SENOERBUIIO
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29.
GERMANIA HALL,
\YASIIINGTHN STREET Bltlllliii.
HEIIIE'S Filll OOOHESTHI.
TICK ETS Aillif'i‘ “Nil
Gent and Ladies. 500
n'lTllt
”IIIIII‘I’I’IIII trait House.
1. AI. "011‘. manager.
Three nighta. commencing
Monday. Dec. 4th.
Special reception. Matinee on Wednesday.
rm: WISSOME hl'f‘l‘hl‘. ACTRESS
OLLIE IOKEOSTOOM
ohsr new plays. Monday «sales. a most 5'5"?
laughable comedy v.
THE OOLTMI’O FAVORITE.
Tuesday. the latest acidified to her room air.
I PAOPEII'O FOOTOIIE.
Weller-artsy matinee.
Wednesday night. her new romantic drama.
THE EGYPTIAN OIIIOEII.
3W - s ”with ."i‘s'd‘lio-‘Ii'i
dream Emmi with k.
clinicians: lltllcs.
’rr .
t tibia:
u .
13 North Main st., So. Norwalk.
- pri. sand on easy tonne.
. iimwn. at his store on Boa lb
out than
e have no
Gra Ofaefllfi Lemons.
Genuine Old insh Plum Puddi
Cheese, Poultry Seasonlrurm‘l ad
all and examine goods, who. or
ciatea cod article when you see
bhl., put up full weight.
STILL ANOT
Porterhonse Steak
Sirloin Steak
HOME 8 MARKET.
Telephone call, 52- 3 I
Thanksgiving Hints
Mince Meat, Raisins, Nuts. Cranberries, Figs, Dates, Prunes.
Citron, Orangcan and
Rock ottom, and cannot be undermined for qualit.
Flour just received: Success, Jones and Hookers, 00o
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13:?
Lemon Pee
ng and Sauce Ten varieties o
everything for Thanksgiving-
ou uy or not; you will appro-
It. Our prices In our line are .
Car of
cg, $4.65
HER DROP... ”M
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
PEOPLE 8 MARKET
21 Wall at, Norwnlk
I Telephone call, 6-7-3.
in hand \viJfk from the original negatile. This
detail.
A new
open for
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
OBIYON. PISTELLE. WATER COLOR INO SEPIA.
superior grade of Irork cmnot be made from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only , thereby preserving all the flue qual-
ity of the ssme. and producing in the finished picture IsiI ety so'tnms and richness of tone and
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now no seen at Studio.
HNE PICTURE FRAMES IN lVORY AND iiOl.l')~-—~
line of
*ARTISTK‘ PHOTCLIR. \PiiH i.\' P! ATINOTY PIES--
lnspec lion.
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E M. JIOKSOH, PHOTOGRAPHER 53 illli Si. liOllWILli
prices
Plush. for$25 00. Former price
Former price 810.00
Solid Oak Extension Tables,
price $1. 25.
Call and look over our stock
It' Is the largest 111 town
Ereal Bash Sale of Furniture
AT
DAVID sTow’s
We have come down with the times to hard pan CASH
A beautiful Parlor Suit of five pieces, covered in Crushed
$40 U0.
Handsome Winton Rug Couches with fringe, for S12 .00.
St 50. Former price e5. 50,
Solid Oak High Back Dining Chairs, Si. 00 each. Former
before you purchase elsewhere.
David Slow, 28 South Main Street.
Taylor a: Golden.
\VASH [30105 STREET.
Pei-mm lookln foralot or house an! :I
with the le-vvo pnnhasingmre lnIiIId I
call and examine our list. “e have them to. r
mile in ciery par-tot the city at rumnmhie
an?! it
WANTED”. L
fl‘ (‘llbil'ETi-INT girl to do general house.
1 work. Reference required. Apply alt.
Hilartey' a z-hoo store. In!»
(‘IIMPETENT girl for general housework.
Refcnsm ca required. ll 1' nlon Park.
noIL 't"t
l‘l.E('TRi(' PI. l.l.S In lirm or put in on)
A kindnf belle. Iolnpetent mun. Address
i: IIII' Inn Roar. ii RAMIUIL «l street. or: I“
l)llES§M.-\KINU by llwdn) Terms. 8171
t‘ail between I and l! in tin l‘l‘llllit.
Mrs Martinez.“ It liIIIilanII slrert. . onlll Vor
walk. urll 'lm
T0 LET.
V0.37 Ann alto-ct. first floor. t rooms, 510.")
L porrnnulh: famllv limited to :l lemme.
nquireolh ll llrrltlrr. Til “Inhington an.
Ill Ir. uLI. it
ROOM npnrhneht, first llour from. our
‘Hlll'll'l‘ I- too More. So Irl/ ImIl (‘Ilrholt
lIuIlIliuIt. ltl Wasllinulnn alrI-Il: I'Int Ollllll
inquire, once (lill \l'l-ll ('llur ltIlll|Ilil|\'. Ni
“ datington um. 1. until If
Fi'illf III-IeIIIlu-r lat, lower hit” of house
No I.“ Meadow sit-wt. .'I III lllr Inquire
illt. llzssml't, :55 “II t moon» or on the
practises. II.‘.‘ if
[DIRT of low-Ir house. Ivomlwarll menu»,
re t ‘9: part of house corner South Main
altrcetanti lunt'nrd lace. rent. art of
Seymour homo. Han orrll’lacc. lent. It. Av-
plyt to E.A. Wooowmu.
Fl.
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horth Main street. still if
lm in floor in the insurance bulld-
inn. mmeriy occupied h Holler Lodge.
1.0.0. ll‘. or particulars n litre of ll. it
all: Hlfl‘l'l‘. or
[II-«Irae l‘. Beam. City Nationalilanlr. so Ml
It uphill... most... A I III
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A'i‘ofsls III ant rooms: Wrenl." l..u
reduced frorrrf Sill lg, 70 North hiainzaé‘f'
FOB DALI}.
PACKUSW Inter motor. which will he sold
cheap for want of use. Anvl y at tshl
PB.
LOST.
anmUlehANl) In». Whit» 5......
will be paid if finder wil muArn Iillilml 0‘3““
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sunrise distiller
ruling stilttl III...“
in ov. :- 151$.th who
Ill «11% hill is finishing school are
to re as
who” who rents in" the! f3:nter
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Em. “wtmttsmgm the Center will,“ t fieO’coIN
remain. Item: no
mil Kuwait. West
Maw s. $15: himmarlmmsm whores-«L
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Price .'II-. n copy. lly Imlil, 82 a your
86 a year
lluily and Sunday. by mail, 38 a year
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'l‘lil‘ haul \tltl’l‘ of the booth Norwalk
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ill I! wornul that n .‘Illl‘i lIIl "testing I) said dia—
lrll- i will ho lu-IIl III llll‘ hrnnkl in street school-
housoun \VHuIIlIIIIIIlII) November limit. Niki. at
Inf-”loll: p. m to IIIIIIIIIlor and mt upon the
npplhlllloll of the III-iIIlnIen of the town of
\IIrImllt fur Icrlul- slontnuse the hank In
street I-rlIovIl- 10qu for n. do artment of tn
Town I'l‘l‘nlm; N-.llool Itndl Iiecmet VII-
abie. to ttllsltl said IIIIpIiI alien.
Dated I-‘nlItlI Norwnlzr. Novornluyr slrd. 18ml.
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FAWCETT’S
Headquarters for Mlliinsry
3 WATER STREET.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary.
our store in open from ii a. us. until 7 p. lit. and
we are uttering special bargains in hats and
feathers. (MI-o III ft call. and not a lovely
trimmed list from Stilt up.
Mrs. w. ancett.
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Dr. J."‘i1”lltcn cast...
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Emily Pardee. M. D.
HAS REMOVED 1‘0
5| SOlllll Illlli STREET.
ll grill?!) HOUBBAI'MII Ila. In; if till 3.1:.“
Notice.
rel vent at the an
den ”am to swim
ado ditto for tile W‘ayont of
uncalled. Ions Westav venue tot '
alto unitiwlllb bInset at «Wehgiowt ‘
I.“ w so at
Flak nolh refer may appear
33;:an 30th .~ mall. Mu
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Norwalk Chronicler