lug; .. amp? eggs . not. i on. ‘i‘
8. = y , ‘ , ~ ‘ _ £0 N ,, ,1 ,_ l , _ - ,,_..5E 3 EL; THU ,SDAY. SEPTEMBER 0.189s.
m , . ‘MW . ”W ” m" . ‘ M ‘ r"? , "’
MB on THEEAST SIDE Highestofslliniieavennigi'owcrmbatert maximum amomitr rim. infirm!!!” . ‘ T”
, ‘ . ‘ * ‘ . ‘ ‘ p ; ScreenDoors,allsizes, 66c. ,
‘ nuns sun sossrr or was ours B M E I G S & C 0, H oyt’s Opera House Wmowfimemaf W ”005',
p ‘ eisr seamen. ‘ , p , Samrday Ev'n'g Sept 58 Wooden Water Pails, 10c.
A lama Avenue Beside-t Wanted in ' * ‘ r $9 50 suit _ ‘ ' MOI Phil, 6 d0!” 56.
”road Daylight-A Allorso Talon Fright m , ' " , . _
at alps-inkling em and nun-nup- ,, , ‘ ‘ r ' , " "1 ~ . 014393023?“ "BI: :53" “we "be” "l3 {mmem "alarm 1 Gal. Jugs, 146' ‘
mm I" ”an“ m Y was ; low prices :5 fine... swrzadsrgggzzg We Booting Chair" 506 mm
Hrs. Robert Carr. of ‘4‘? Second avenue, 3.". Ilium rails trunnion. 'I’OPULAB AMUBEIENTS. great opportunity sale. T" 0” A8 KEENE H3111 WM Table. 4 103', 390‘
{star Tuesday zircon, 1:10;: ‘ NW“ Falls is one of the world-wide ‘ We must reduce our stock before in. , Wh'
w a war 3 on . Dramatic-I and urn-teal been In Which rectory and have made lie to wfi- ' '
' “Hallie.” The doors were securely looked. :31???) [1:23:23 :vljirtzd min“: low-ll! People are Interested. that big “1,, must come. p as so w . 0:22;“ . Rocking mm m‘
butthshltchen window was left open. ' On Saturday evening next Thomas Our w dcrf i if ’ . '
awe-ins rln . it seemsto iin ressn u 0“ “ ° 9" 0' MW! $15.00.
When the returned she discovered that every yaw: mung that “rm up; Keene. the eminent moduli, will be peso, $11.50 and 310.00 Suits at one OUlS a Glass Cracker Jars, 19c.
aomoonehad visited thehouse. The in- Almighty Mind and Presence, and one soon atHoyt’s Theatre, in his well-known grand :choiee. ”.50, has made lots at W Balm“ Carpet 8'08”“,
“denim";hzzgzghéyetmfi‘ if: a'.'°na to . ”use of 8-,“; [mlity find mwmfigo: 0213):“;1' but. 569113;; mlk- filing: thankful in Some immm Supported by his POWERFUL COHP‘EY. ‘2o391
C. ’ tremendous a encies workin in the uni- '9 ° 0 “I“ on ng you are ar y pay 3 for the bug cloth
clothes press, and $2.50 was missing. A verse on vi “sin 3 this. most‘ marvelous his deerepltude and old ago, still posse.- unsut. Three big counters full of 5am NEW WARDiggzthVERY Eureka Carpet Sweepers, 81.79.
‘ numbers! two‘ceat pieceswerealsotalien. '0“ of Nature. Most everyone. sooner mg the cunning of his race, but faltering to choose from, $5 00 to $14.75, . ' ' start 0031”“ 6 horror and 6 forks for 496.
h i. thought the this: is someone we“ 0' 1“", anticipates seeing “19 Falls, and in bad" vengeful. hick)” deeply WW I, l-leats at. f'ialilted's and Gregory's. at can)“ Dish MOPS! 30' each'
acquainted with the premises. now the Hygeia and Recreation Tourist
company, under the management of T.
E. Peck, have planned a four days’ visit
there, starting Tuesday, September 11th.
This trip of 1,000 miles, with all expenses
paid, only costs about $15.00. So many
attractions are enumerated for the enjoy-
ment of the visitor in wonders and sight-
seeing, that it is impossible here to speci-
fy them. Call at Plaistsd’s pharmacy
Addison Merrill, of South Norwallr,
left his horse hitched, yesterday after
noon, in front of Shepard do Son's black-
smith shop. and when the sprinkling
cart came along the animal took fright
and ran away. The wagon came in con-
tact withthe hydrant in front of Daniel
L’Hommsdieu’s store, the harness parted.
and the horse continued over the bridge,
but was caught by Fred Saunders in
front of William Schaub's meat market. details, and tickets. One day will be
given toa trip to Tomato to the great
Industrial Exposition, costing only $1 50
for the round trip. Train will leave
South 'Norwalk at 6:37 a. m.
The committee of seven persons ap-
pointed by the Sunday scbool of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday, metlast night at the residence
of J. C. Hawkins. Seaside place, and
practiced a number of hymns. The pas-
tor was authorized to purchase one hun-
dred copies of the latest edition of the
“Songs of Praise," to be used by the
school.
Milton Elwood. who has just returned
from a sojourn in Maine, will soon go to
Hartford to make preparations to start
out on his Southern trip. Mr. Elwood is
a guest of his sister, Mrs. S. S. L’Homme—
dieu, while in town.
Charles Bertram has purchased of
Caleb Wood the schooner yacht ”Mar-tie
B,” and intends taking off the old sails,
replacing them with new ones and
an entire new set of rigging throughout.
She—Speaking of brave deeds, Ionce
prevented a man from committing sui-
cide. lie—How? She—I married him.
She—Why does the ocean make that
moaning sound? lie-Probably one of
the bathers stepped on its undertow.
A hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in a state of constant irritation,
which, if not speedily removed, may
lead to chronic bronchitis. No prompter
remedy can be found than Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral. Its effect is immediate and
the result permanent.
Taylor 8: golden
ileaIEstate andlnsurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Dwight Spauiding, of Henry street, is
entertaining his mother, Mrs. John
Spaulding, and his sisters. Mrs. Arthur
Williams and Mrs, Fred Stark. all from
Lebanon, Conn.
Permits iooklu fora lot or house and lot,
with the View 0 purchasiugmre invited to
call and srainihe our list. We have them for
sale in every part of the city at rmumhls
prices and on easv terms. sum it
WANTED.
Avtvki'riinsu at theblorwulk Hot ,1. Apply
to C. H. 'l‘L'l l‘bE, landlord. it; til
Complaint is made of a party of young
fellows who congregate near Pleasant
avenue and play poker, much to the an.
noyance of the residents of that neigh-
borhood.
The monthly meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company will be held
next Tuesday night, and the fire police
will probably hold a meeting next week
‘ also.
A) TONE hm 2m: a lot afar comi-hautl now-ls
they wish i) ulspom of. can do so by cal
"in: at Post (”live news stand. so :31
'1‘ uni-o, 0 good stliY hat finishers, stead"
work. good prices. Apply to \V’. .l.
ROBERTSON. Manager Keith Bros. dz Co.‘s
factory. on Green street. Chicago, ill. at lw
CLEANING and dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street, Col-nor Plouth Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk. Conn. We respectfully announce to the
citizens of South Norwalk, horwalk and vicin—
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst, in the dyeing and «leaning business,
and are now prepared to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best su'leaml mam
ner. [salul‘fl' suits, dresses, either made up or
a mrt, cloaks. capes. lufants‘ coin-s luxxis,etc.,
r )lmns. fringes. piano, or rm. billiard covers,
mufflers scurfs, ties. lib gloves kid shoes,
also feathers cleaned and curled. iisntismeu's
garments dyed or cloauedand pressed in the
best manner. C. liU'l'I‘EllFASH. mllllf
James L. Hoyt, the first vice-president
of the East Norwallr Republican club,
hasculled a meeting for next. Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock, in Randall‘s block.
W. P. Palow, wife and daughter, who
have been spending a few days in Smith-
tovm. L. 1., returned home in their sloop
last evening.
ANTED. uglrl 13') yours, to who our», of
children; wugi-s. If) monthly; good
home; Hungarian profs-rm]. (‘ail at ho. l
Huiiforil plum, Huulli Norwulk. spoilt
Mrs. Ella Coriy and daughter, who
have been the guests of Mrs. E. B. Smith,
returned to their home in New York.
this week.
To ilifirf
‘IVE rimtus, No. 4 Hartford Plum. rent an:
third floor, 70 South Main street, rent 88.
Apply to E. A. WOODWAltli.
lfiiut'l' No. ill South Main ert‘t'l. All can-
\1‘lllttlll‘i'ltil‘t3nl. $15.00. Also part of how a.
ho. a) iluy street. ll rooms; rant 2 0. Also part
of house. II. Apply to W. YilUNtifl, at. [poli-
wooil Manufacturing Co. aliliit
Frank Youngs, of 14 Pleasant avenue,
is engaged building an addition to his
residence, to be used as a wash house.
Mia. Jetepli Whittlesey and son liarry,
o! Danbury, l‘ ~o fishing at the home of
W. C. Thomas, New street.
P‘Ktlllf October lst. house of 8 rooms nt 17
Franklin stroll Modern improvements.
inquire of Edwin Wilcox at brownie Wllvuir‘s
grocery. liptl if.
Anthony (”Butch") Haimich has
moved from the shore road north of the
railroad track, to Norwalk.
F‘Olélt l’fltlfll apartments, second and third
, ours. front and rear, rent. 38 and
Eugene ll. Dibble, of Charleston, 8. 0., am
liaisimrlzl (c film‘s bll‘lit'lll. Hulls
, , . , n _- ans . l 'at t
has been visiting his brother, W. N. Ilib- all ' ‘ M m " ‘ ‘ m, w
ble 01 Tthd avenue “'Mlllilll’fllllulrmll.
, .
ice of the ”Lil WELL f‘lllAll (Vii, Ml
Samuel J. liensdict, of Residing, has
. "34 if
I DUMB} of seven rooms, lll‘nll‘l‘,hllb hot
android water. Apply to “radars:
been visiting at the home of Charles H. “A" ‘
Bates, East avenue.
HOLDEN.
Cornelius L. Hubbard is building
I, Ulltlll, No. l Trlully Place, it rooms. bath
audalllmprovemcuts. Apply to W. H.
anadditlon lo the rear of his house on
flow street.
NMITH. 89 West street. sleuth Norwalk. of: at
[{OOMS for housekeeping. Furnished if do.
nlml; moderate rentmear newt; or a
limit of house 7 rooms. A. A” Dorian‘pfisl
W o m. r :
Adam and Benjamin Mallard, Leslie ' ~ , _.,._.
. H ' . o 2 t t -
Gamble and Nelson Parsons are in Mid- I ”till... bacilli??? {mill imii‘m
dletowa. premises.n.li.lto 1. son. alllfll.
- - ntkifisfifi“?{r§3}f§fii§&£his.” i:
39mm” 8mm" of 0mm” "cum” ‘3 h per month. Apply to 1.. ll. ilhcfiflflylll
notsowell today. and has taken to his Washington street. will.
was ill: apps“! part-moi lbonus, 1lllri.'ili'i all“ 1
ml. orvm . muses on mm. as-
Miss Alice Parsons, of First avenue, is Ir. dictum“?! EDWARD s'l'ltEE'l‘, No. 2'»
spending a few days in Stamford. f’,§f“‘?,“‘lgv‘f 3‘" M ’7» “W ”m
Mrs. Rufus Osborne wi“ F0“ HALE.
Ocean Grove. Saturday. ‘ .,_.,_.,H_M
leave for
A FINE two seated canopy top carriers. ml
“to. will be mid for 31o. First. class
in every particular has been newlwlnml.
Can be seen at flElililY Tith'noa w fac-
tory. 3w
CURE located on Eimwood avenue. bee
tween High and Golden lfill streets.
about 10 mlnutes’ wall: from defig and heel.
nails centre theatre. churches. so. meta. on
Long island hound: escsllpnthestlng apparo
atria. running water,houss all piped for gas
and may tor manectlon when main is ex-
tra 'sevenrnmns and cellar and attlcssise
of log. M! ”l;
. O
o cggntlrgtffiinde: some fruit} agile;
Irving Olmstead is spending the day
in Bridgeport.
Connmlcnt Patents.
The following patents were issued
Sept. 4. List furnished from otilcssof A.
i. Wooster, patent lawyer and solicitor,
Bridgeport:
. A. ll Brld t
bait “1355.33“ eufifid’pmrhfa‘i’" ban {some
. in mm s m
mmh Wmm‘v «Warm, mm; Mild figmumafifikag
Human-semen, new Raven “m“ ‘
for Tourist World, which. givvs all the .
stone and subtle, choleric of temper. and
humble to the priesthood when it suited
a purpose, withal superstitious, afraid of
death, desiring life. and always impress-
ed with the dignity of his royalty and
power—~40 display all these qualities is
the necessity of the character that Mr.
Keene delineates. His impersonation of
this bloody ruler is such an interpreta-
tion as the most thorough student of his-
tory and fiction would find favor with.
The opportunity of seeing Mr. Keene and
his company—which is an excellent one
~is an uncommon one, and should not
be missed by the lovers of the classic in
the drama.
M. B. Leavitt's popular "Spider and
Fly" will soon behere. While remain-
ing essentially the same as in former
seasons, the piece has been materially
improved in details. and is now being
given by a specially selected company
of artists numbering over two more
The scenic features are perfection, and
the specialties areall uptodate and of
the very highest class. The Living Pic-
tures, too, which are given as an extra
feature, form an entire entertainment in
themselves.
Classed among the most effective pan-
tomimical comedies which have become
popular in America, is ”A Crazy Lot."
The comedy deals with a lot of amateurs
who are crazy to become actors and ac-
tresses, each one believing he or she is
destined to shine as a bright particular
star in the theatrical iirmument. Our
M'EIGS & co.
327 Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport.
Pinuos which.
Plano forte and organs tuned and repaired.
PROF. JOHN WHITTAKER, 10 Chestnut
street. Norwalh. Orders canhe left at .l. M.
nedlct‘s news store. at fit.
inuaucu caucus.
THE Republican electors of the 1st and lid
voting districts of Norwallr, are requested
vmeet in the Town House. Friday evening.
l *piember 7th. 1894. at 8 o'clock, for the pur—
pose of electing delegates to the state. congres-
sional. county. senatorial and probate conven-
tions. also to elect a town committee. i’er
order. TOWN COMMITTEE.
September 5. 180i. spli 2t
Piano Tuning
MAX A. GRASS.
The renowned piano tuner of Bridfpoit
iurmrgrly of Steinway n Sons, New Yor , all
I tip South Not-wait every week. Orders :1 -
solved at H. S. Hood‘s jewelry store, South
llain street, South Norwallr. it
Irving W. Larimors, physical director
of Y. M. C. A , Des Moines, Iowa, says
he can cormciontiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Bulm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, football players and
the profession in general for bruises,
sprains and dislocations: also for sore-
ness and stillness of the muscles. When
Sink Brooms, 3c.
Hoyt’s Opera House Universal Clothes. \Vringers,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
, $1.98.
Tuesday, 5391- ”t“ BestCedar'l'nbs, size 3, 49c.
‘ Special engagement of . .
Bi est W ll Clothes B -
w. B. LEAVITT’S gonadal: a“
Magnificent New Spectacular production,
SPIDER ANll ill
Newer, better. bigger than ever. Presented.
on a. scale of splendor power before equalled.
42. - PEOPLE - 42
And more noveltlps than are to be found in
half a cotton livers-w productions. Among the
special features will be the new craze
[WING PIBTURES
Nickel Teapot Stands, oc.’
(Twpnéy superb gi'uulpinrol.‘q '1‘le pertegigg N' Yr Paper Pails, 18¢! mks
0 ar. veryt'iiu taper» . 1. mg: 0 .
" " ° ‘ 0 is» Toothpicks, 1c. box.
M S] 3...; 50 It. Clothes Line, Sc.
U C A Ll" Glass Sugar Sifters, 5c.
Wednesday. Sept. l2
ONE‘NIGH’I‘ ONLY.-
,
2 qt. White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers, 81.49.
3 qt. White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers, 81.75.
i qt. White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers, 82.25.
Earthen Ware Spittoons. Gilt
Bands, a . each. .
to, each.
The above with lots of other ac-
ceptable bargains can be had
this wool: at the
SOUTH Nllllllllll
Scrubbing Brushes large size,
readers can at once ace the great scope
for fun and humor in a play of this de-
scription. The company is an exception-
applied before the parts become swollen
it willailecta cure in one-half the time
usually required. For sale by (i. C.
Boston
ally strong one this year, and is headed
as usual by everyboby‘s favorite come-
dian, James R. Adams (Bobby Buttons).
“A Crazy Lot." will he the attraction at
Music Hall, Wednesday evening,Septem-
her 12th.
Sti lison.
A. M. Bailey, is well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon. says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic diur-
rhu-a and used many remedies with but
little relief until she tried Chamberlain‘s
Cholic, Cholera and diarrhim Remedy,
which has cured lier sound and well.
’ (live it a trial and you will be surprised
at the prompt relief itellords. 25 and .50
cent bottles for sale by (LC. Stills-m,
ilruggistLAMW
Children Cry for,
Pltcher’a Castorla. '
when llahv was-tum wean—pot \L Mum . . .
' if a New York millionaire gives a (lin-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700.00, which gives 19 people dyflpt'phlfi
and those people spend $1,456.00 in doc-
ors‘ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure thorn
what would be the saving per capitn if
the dinnvr should not be giw-n. there
Win-n she was a t ‘li‘ilil snout-mt 'ilf Honor}.
when Ina tn-came than sui- clung to (‘uswrlh
When one had (ultimo, our gunman) Cancels.
Children Cry for
’
PltChef . castor'a' being 97 persons at the feast?
Children Cry for inquire at Pluisttxl‘s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
Pltcher's Castorla. get inform ation uhom I ‘aotmt till 0 i Cure
Great Fire Sale
0F MEN’S. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S
Fine Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES:
Men‘s business units, worth $0.00; our price, 32,98
Men's good working pants, worth $2100; our price, 6801;;
Men’s serviceable ovorcoats and ulslem,worth “1.00,
our price, 1
Men’s fine dress pants, worth from 84.00 to $8.00;
our price, $1.68 to $8.40
6,000 pairs knee pants. , 1401;.
Children’s cape overcoats. worth $2.50; our price. 9091:;
Boy’s school suits, worth 32.00; our price, 8701:;
This stock being large and well assorted, it is impossible to
give a full description and price list in this limited space so we
have only mentioned a few of the thousands of bargains await-
ing your call. Remember this Great Fire Sale will last only 10
days, commencing (tomorrow.)
SALE NOW ON
No. 26 Main St.,
$3.40
.
t ,
“‘r {low ..
ct.
Norwalk
’ «m it “H”
Store,
83 Washington St..
South Norwalk.
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Support ii by Mimi Pearl H‘M twin! and a.
4‘ 1tummy n' wuiat-ln- or is' ' iu ll.» successfu‘
turn“ uuimu'u . rlllr l3. Flutlrvlv H
m‘ it ‘r- .l .l t “In. so ll \V'Ilteutit‘ely
i . ‘h tl‘Wlll {rick :2th ‘78. Faro.
mm by r": cl n ,3 Will pintlnrlmc.
Illitli'r mom i' " .u. "l' kl l,l’, llama.
Pill-rs?“ .l l ." . if ~-m\‘wl ‘t’ll‘i now
llllt‘llit‘ at in .t.- il'» :\ i . .- unveiling st mm
sit
i‘t“.
lou ('ilii'l .lll‘oril to iii“
'l'ln- lost urinal pu"wzu)i‘.‘ x n; l u'lwl tour in
NIAGARA FALLS
Hi‘ Hit: «it “4N.
Tuesday. Sept. ”.1:
l“->lil'tl*t‘.~'lll,'::1”lHH'llnt‘s mill.
$l5.00 and $l6.00i
according to liulrl ‘li‘lt‘Il «1.
Special train of parlor were and tiny con/lieu
leaves l,'r.lm_nlu;mt at N u. “L. due to arrivemt
Niagara, thin sums waning.
l’urlurt-‘ir mus Mlll‘llll‘ ho- reserved in N1!
Vfllll‘t" until-s $12 llil l'xll‘il l‘ltl‘ll Wit) 5.
Npri'lul “do trip in 'l‘ri' llllll Vivi. steamer. lbw
chilling iultulsninu to inuuuti'lill E‘uu'. ILA”
l-xlru.
For further information mil on R.
llmmlil or iivtmt ticket. agent.
[Lilli EilLM n“, 25::
ah. Irin-
I
p.
* ’ A LADY SAID
“I got out of Cotton and bad to get some elsewhere, but it
was so inferior to what I get here that I could not use it, and the
price was just the same.”
We have the some compliments cvcvry day. Not alone on
our Coffees, (which are the par of excellence) but on all other
goods, especially on fancy Cakes and Crackers, Smoked Beef,
Teas, Butter, Cheese, ”lives and Olive Oil and the Angelou
Flour, “the best in the world.” We havethe confidence in our
well kept steel: to believe that those compliments are welldeserv-
ed and that. the policy of, not howch but how good is up
preciated by the people. Wade keep the freshest, purest and
best selected stock of motion in this city, and guarantee satis.
faction in your dealings with no.
The Ferris Home and Boneless Bacon have numerous ad-
mirers. Why not?
Chas. E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER,
tumour elitist 33 llSlllllilnl ting;
SMASH! SIlSlll STILL llllTllEli 001'.
W l Park 100‘ Legs of Mathew ,: WWWhmd MLW". Yul (fl-love. lib
Ind imigsibc: Viialciutlet, lilo. Wsdbnasllly as m #1th '3» 4.54pm ,wtm m.
casino in the fuel. We cut thinnest ism-imam . W ad ' .mm
it: timers it new “hollow-W... gm..." m... ..
, a ‘ , ‘
"env‘gnfiggflz' M “mm“ muckmaiieiwmmm
Tris Psoan's MARKET,
; ,' sawmill“. Proprietor
=1 ‘W'Lt . . , . a?
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