\ EAST MINA“.
hill! of the Revival at mus-mt
- Church-An last lids ass. loses lilo
lead in Dachau—rel! m- a man
_ and Broke lie All—Other Ito-a.
' Someoftberssnltaoftho great tidal
wave of revival that has been rolling in
at the Eastdvenne Hsthodist church
were reaped yesterday. lnths morning
' ithe pasm received twenty-fireman,» mw' bongo: ' ”My;
" probation.thrsefromprobationintofnll Wm” 1"“
administered the sacrament of baptism
to sixteen. The communion service
which followed was the largest one held
in the history of the church. The even- a “Vigdm I" ”on” 5:0“
lug meeting was crowded. The music car, " reached 3”“ or
and singing was most inspiring. Rev. ""5 W W “W“ ‘0 ”“9““?
A“). Smith preached a profoundly imv W‘ ’
‘ pressive sermon from the text,“Tbe liw Ymd” 17mg Iianford, of 15,",
Huron cube amt foundation 9"” Wadhams’fionth small; market, was
ciples of the Christian faith, the belief in one ladder in the ”a of his home,
a personal God, the incarnation, God when thelsdderroiledaronndand threw
manifest in the flesh in the person of himto m. m 11;. left arm w“
M Chmt, 33".fion, immwn’r W“, I)" mm '“ ”mm m
andeternal life through faith in theSou reducethefractnre.
of God. All altar'ssrvice followed with '
one seeker forward.
lioness. .
Baturdayafternoon John 8. lorgsm
Ir. Hagan had hehadwbotta getoff
J. A. Smith,who was Injigsd in an
accident at East Norwalk. Thursday
Saturday, William W. Gilbert, of is wild". "I "moral Imus the EM-
VanZandt avenue, visited the Danbnry gency hospital Saturday ““3““ to “"9
Fair, and late in the afternoon attempt: residence 9' lira. ”“0““. ~12 “0""!
ed to board a moving train to return to "WWPB'T‘IW Union.
South Norwalk. The platform of OM mm‘mdmm.t 16 W
car was crowded and in the jostling and avenue, m to be M by . Yonkers
excitement Mr. Gilbert missed his bold, man and his family, has been painted
and fell, one hand going on the rail. and "W. and M in first-class
The wheels passed over the member, order. E. I. Plattdidtbework.
crushing it frightfully. He was re» ._...__.._
moved to the Danbury hospital, where it Mrs. Jerome Smith, whose husband is
was found necessary to amputate the inthehospitai. recovering fromanoporar
hand. lien for appendicitis. is confined to her
Flat fish are running in good numbers houses: [I g avenue, 'm‘ an attack
in the harbor, many of them quite large, 0‘ rheumatism. _.___..
and some excellent catches are reported. lies Latin )1. Allen has been visiting
Saturday was a particularly favorable her friends, and today she returned to
day for fishing, and the bridge was lined ‘ her home in Bridgeport.
with youthful fishermen from early Mrs. "8'! (i. Rider kart ‘ valuable dia-
“10" "in“ ““1 evening. unread ring at the Ilsnbnry Fair, Friday
A Benedict Farms lman, interested in afternoon. ’ ~~w
the extension of the trolley to that. East armrsculmng “W1 "I ‘80be
locality, finds by actual count. that an 1"“ otherwissirpproved.
average otteisbty'four persons residing Mrs Frank coats}... of treatise
on the Farms go to and from South
avenus,‘isilsl. ,.
Norwalk every day to work. ‘
L so» a non.
Rev, A, J, Smith, the over-worked: I-ZkiwnrdJ. Newmmhmf Sewilucbcllr,
pastor of the East avenue church’ and gave an interesting europtimn lecture
his family lei} this morning for a three L on “The Holy Child," in the )lctIlTalist
days’ visitfitu Monroe. Mr. Smith will ;ctmcb.iiomiay awning. A [We of
retvrn in time for the prayer and revival scripture symbolism to each View
meeting on Thursday night. was read by Miss- l/rttie Bry-
-——--~ an. Mrs. B. W. Godfrey song “Nearer
Contractor L. AW. Duty is transform- “my God to Thee,” as asolo. acornnpanhd
ing Ernest Gruescbner’s southern huil‘d- .00 the (”gun by SWUd ‘Vgflg, The
ins on Fort Point :street. into a dwelling ,choir sang woeful prm. This evening
house, and tiles budding will soon be in .2111, Newme will giro a lecture on a
condition to lease. t lp through ”wide. with interesting
and hurtiorcm news A rein?!“ virule-
Hobsrt Guyer, of Mott Haven, wheel- . it t l «t
ed to East :N‘orwulk, Saturday, and his a“ m ”I, 1" (I ”a" '
wife came here by tram. They spent , T‘hs Tapwmtts Ire-arms.» of the Memo.
Sunday with-Mrs Albert N Sherwood i«lull. (thrush will attend the clam trawling
lesant avehue ' ' ' of tn» waalh Herbalist church. “I‘ma-
day evening, telling "it? I o’clmk trolley
c L! from thrillers es. rrc.
The regular Weekly services at the
East Avenue Methodist church, which: can ma”, rerltimtmzltoetuvwi.
have been omitted on account of the re» Word ”a, w mg,“ by “.th m
vivaijservices. WI“ he resumed “'I“ this plmrsof theirtrlh of nuns. Saturday
week ROWCHI'K)W,IIO Mr and lira. W. I’. Tsi-
Mrs. John S. Ruler and daughter Alice "INS“? ”I ”WM!“ ' p
and son ixouard, of Maple avenue, have William T “a? WWW. M ll“? into “I
returned from a visit with Mrs. leke “WWW! WMN‘TM ”Will N‘W’NIL it
and the fair in Drmbllry. “I“ 9“ I‘ll“ ”WM “"9“ ”3W "
A party 0f Bridgeport(bicyclists. mama cards are out for the marriage ol Mira
bars of gthe} liamblcrsglpnssed through Susan ilk-atria ifrlnurnina and Albert
he”, ”WNW" 0“ “ 0"“le "m “’ ‘Goulde-nnirms,wluichiswbccelsbnwf
Hastings-ou-tlle-liudson. on Wednemlnyfllttohrr 2i,» thomun'
try on «.r the was. roman.» n,
rifi'rim'niim, at Smrmm. Archbishop Cor.
Irigarv will perform the meow-y. and all
‘the details of the atlair will be as hand;
somoaml as elabmate as pvmible. The
bridegroom elect has two meliula
”MOM? and Mara Maria W. Jmniags~~-
I
who will probably both be inclu led in
The sloop yacht Rival Went to Long
Lloyd's Neck, and the Regina to Smith-
town, L. 1., yesterday, with a number of
guests on boom."
Miss Agnes Harvey, of (lreenp lint,who .
has been the guest of Miss Bessie Wilson.
Riverside avenue, returned to her home
“I”! momma “ the list of Mice.- armhole.
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Lillie and. their; um I ma mine was mm m
daughter Carrie and son, from New EMT" harbor “”9 I“ WWYWQ'
Haven, spent the Sabbath with Rev. A. .‘W- "Tm“ .‘ 4””! W me '"1' f“
1.8mm. there discussing [to-Ilium. Ill. Faimhild
, , arming as chairman. They mule so
E. Ni. Plstt, of Yon/audit avenue, trill vouch m that WPWW found it
hegln this Week painting 0. ii. l‘llsthor. impossible to M on barium. .0 he
pe’s new double house on Riverside huddle creating-63mm! will“),
avenue. , Presentation; Amt ”comm of Slur
Albert Hefner went to New York city fwallk canes down hers intorday. and
today,to witness the game of bull be- Iwith Constables Keel" and Weed
tween the New Yorke and the Baltimore». raided the sum at King's Bod Sunday.
~»- This trial some off this manning at the
Captain (label Wood To enjoying a few Town "at,
days’crulss along the picturesque shores a... m, ram wmbaf’
ofLong Island. in his yacht "Seabird." 13...} mm carted from m ”.1 ends
the railroad bridge.“ plural on the
old tar walk armadillo waterline
‘Town Hall, making a much nestled in»
rprmcrnent.
George II. Smith. of lmry, rode
dove W on his bicycle. int Saturday.
MM“ “5"“ it. spent the night with rm Koch.
conducted ““9312... . starting for lavas early yesterday morn-
W. A. Falwell, of Fair street, the East frog.
avenue marketsisnmse two pear arm T'fl'l’lflmdm WWII!“
inhioomlnhlsyard. 'i‘mflall today. Thsiiutevalary
Swine-ditto State vs. William Inlli‘
Sylvester Sherwood. clerk for Grocery-
llan Scribner. is sick, and (lungs Linda»
berg is taking his place.
A delightful concert was given in tler- ,
mania Hall, last night.
mmm,us«am.m
lamination—MW Jchfi.fiulaadiswyhrerv
All tinny sa‘
lire. B A. Beeley has been entertain-
ing Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Beeley, of New
York. v ,
lira. Ralph Birchsrd and daughter
by are visiting in New York.
John Stevens' new house adjoining
Sarah Hall's residence is rapidly sip.
preaching completion.
WESTPIDB'I‘. ‘
A musicals. the proceeds of which
will be given to the Routing Room. will
be held at the residence of Rev. James
E. Coley, this evening. Looslfind ou‘t-
of-town talent will render ‘ the pro-
gramme.
Rev. George B. Peck and wife of
SeaCliif, L. l., are visiting friends in
town. Last evening Mr. Peck occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal
church, where he was formerly pastor.
The members of the Westport Fire
Department attended Christ church, last
evening, and listened to an eloquent dis~
course by the rector. Rev. George M.
Barbydt.
List of unclaimed letters at the West-
portpostofilw: Mr. Thomas Williams,
lit. John Buttino, Mr. John Brenter.
Hire Kate Connolly, of Georgetown. is
visiting berslster, Mrs. Daniel Driscoll.
NathanielWilliams is spending a couple
of weeks with relatives in Danbury.
' Harold Pratt and Louis Wheeler have
altered upon their studies at Yale.
Rev. Thomas A. Hyde, of Boston, ls
vhiting friends in town.
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
TheCranberry Plains and the Broad
River clubs played bail on Saturday.
Thescore stood 6 to 4 in favor of the
Cranberry Plains nine, at the end of the
sixth inning, when an unpleasantness
broke up the game.
The Ladies’ Aid society have complet-
ed arrangements for a musical at the
chap“, Wednesday evening. Mrs. 8.
Watts will have charge of the music.
(Jerryalls will run from Nortvlllk.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor, who has been ill at
the Bridgeport Hospital, has returned
home.
Thomas flapper and wife. of Norwalk,
spent Sunday “Till Frank Clarke and
wife.
NEW CANAAIV.
it is authoritatively stated that wifiT‘n
two weeks a gang of at least sixty men
Will be set to work building the dam for
the New Canaan Water Works, and kept
busy until cold weather sets in.
Members of the fire company are talk-
ing uI getting Robert J. Iiurdcttc to de-
liver one of his entertainments in the
near future.
Y. ll. Rogers is (‘i’H'Llug a large green
bum-w.
WI L'l'UN. '
The “numbers of tho Folsom family,
who recently pult‘lutsed the In. Basselt
plat-lie, were nwukoilui Saturday night,
by the barking of iIINl‘ dog, and on
investigating, a man was discoverrd
running from the direction of the barn.
fiatiiuel Folsom, who is a member of the
Seventh Regiment New York National
(luard, domwd a pair of shoes and a
brew of pistols. and supported by his
brother i'barlos and two hired men,
charted in pursuit of the intruder. who
beat a maswrly retreat from a heavy fire
from tho battery in front. He was
plainly seen by the concbmsu, and is des-
cribed as a mulatw under twooty years
of age. Prompt I‘llorts will be made to
discover his identity.
The largest and best cupiipped band of
gypetcs that have appeared in this piaco
in many years, calnpcd near the Hmith
Cole bridge. Sunday night. The horses
were fat and well ill-pt, the wagons were
gsiiy painted. and the women were
dmiwd like you read about. There was
azslrong flavor of tho old-limo wagon
circus. as they wont down the street
this morning.
The heirs of illolibcrumn l’. Fitch es-
tate have extended the Episcopal churcbn
yardons hundn-d [wt at the rear, for
the pennies of making a family plot, and
by (hatreclor John Knapp.
A real girl. in real bloomers, riding a
real man's wheel, brought the flood
purple of this low to their windows,
tinndsy evening.
Anulnber of young people from this
Clara 8ifrille, in Cannons. on Hsturdsy
fleeing.
Quite- party from this place enjoyed
adrirs to l‘utnam I’srk, Iiedding, this
morning.
Raymond (.Jomstoclr, of south Nor‘
walk. In Visiting his grandtather John R.
Ccarstook.
Ii- Bsills '1'ch has returned from a
two weds' visit in New York city.
“Deannlaaitroubled with shooting
psi-shay face.” "Yes. madam: you
outcome-wast." ;
Mina-Will? it»;
w “an ‘ Wk)
rail-onus 1:4».
I
the ground is being cleared and graded
plans attended the surprise party to Miss ,
newspaper Reporters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
,mrience is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
men would do well to secure such a posi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
one-fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Associ
stion, Chicago. Ill.
It‘s easier to dodge the income tax col.
[color than a girl who's Just learning to
ride the bicycle.
Bardeen-“Why didn't you defend your
wife’s suit for divorce?" Saidso—J'I had
known for four years that what she said
was law." .
“Why do you call old man Johnson a
pirate ?" “He kicked me off the place the
other night." “That doesn’t make a
pirate of him.” “Doesn’t, eh? Well what
is a pirate but a free-booter, then 'r"
“When I was a boy," said Mr. Hasbin
Swift, “it was no trick at all for me to
handle a horse. I'd take the wildest kind
of an animal and run him once around
the track, and then he'd be broke." “I
suppose you enjoyed that more than the
horse did?" "i guess so. But the horse
got even. Now he runs aroundthe track
once, and when he gets through l’m
broke.”
Children Cry for
Pitch'er’s Castorla.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castor-la.
When she was a Child, she cried for Custorin.
When she became Miss, she clung to Custorle.
Children Cry for
Farmer’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
A Card.
’J‘O whom It may (‘nm‘el‘lli The undersigned
wishes in [bank Welcome Stranger
Lodge, Hons of kit. George. for illt‘Tl‘ prompt
payment of fifty dollars 13.5”.) the «loath claim
accruing upon the death of my wife. Frater—
uslly. F. E. HEADMAN.
.r
Taylor & Golden
BealEstate andlnsurance.
W .ISHINHTUN STREET.
i’ormrnc lmlkln fora Iul,m hill!» and lot,
W'li: tile View a purclumngntre IT\\"l‘(T u:
call and c-xuxnlncnur list. VI ” have tin m for
min In every part“! the city at runnmml-lr
Dr Ewes and on raw Hunts. It'l'lvl if
\VAN TED.
‘ EN'I‘LICMAN MINT wile in board In plivme
‘ lmn‘ll‘. Iluuw has all ilnprm‘rIm-nls.
.\II«Iri-r~"li." lixtlil, Ninth Nnrwulk, ('illlilc
m'll'nili
'l‘ll LET.
\l'All'l‘MlCX'l‘Hlnl'rul ul rn-duu-xi rules. in
I tlvnll‘ublv pul'lII-s, ml ()l'rlmnl HT‘I‘CI.
llv-ur Wc-sl lth'Illlt’; rm \HHI‘T' Mill wntw I lua-
rI-lill lllullnllw: llrsl TTIMT~, $8.3“ unll $7.7”;
m-mnllfluorinsvim Apply to u. TI.\I‘I.I‘.N—
lll‘ll‘li. mun-haul nIl'rt'l. Hi he
I ESIHAIlllEltImrIlllvllls ml H't‘lllIIT IIlmr,
Ill! Orchard sin-cl, Nurwnlk. Four large
rooms, YI‘WM‘H, pantry and bulb loom, Film.
Ily nu. ullr prob-rm . Apply on the own!-
two. UII ill.
‘ROM Ur'tn'bt-r Tel, hull-wold rtmllmltl. IT
F‘rnnklln elm-l Mmlvrnlmprnrmllvule.
lnqnlru or lillwlu Wilcox ni Ilrownd‘r Wilmi‘s
“rm-wry. up“ if.
ly‘lfl'li room upuriumm», smcnml nml iblrd
Ilmlre,
I". rlwnrlv. .t' (‘urhvll block. llnlla
Apply at tlu-
(‘IHAN I'II.. til
min if
I bit-ll. llt‘ltIlKT uud l'lmllml.
nlli'u of this ill.“ WELT.
Washington Mi‘l‘t-l.
( NE Ilnmw. 7 rtmmn. nu I‘IIIIHIIIIII sir-ml; mm
mum-.5 rooms. on ilnrbmlk nirm‘l; “to
rmunsllmliminslwl. lnqulrnan. Th Ilur~
bunlmll Knuth .‘tlnlllmrm-t, Mum Nurwallli.
of» III
’ ‘IIIII‘JE mom» 7034me Main elm-t. \VILII'I”
In. rum M: "I Wlmdwnrll “\‘I'Illlll. ll run-Ill“,
”I'I'HIIIT llnur, l‘t‘lll 5)“. Apply In E. A. Willi!)-
WAIIII.
' HE Knights of I’ylllivw lmll for mwlvly mul
lmlgmnuotlnrp. MmIt-ratviurms Apply
ItIIIlctrustmm III The ball Imiwwtl K nil-l Ill
o'l'ltwk evury 'I‘bnmlny owning or in ltulmrl
W. llrwslul‘» Fort l’olni road. slim Normzlh.
n cw
non sane.
CIDER In any Illllililllfi’ cldrrwlnado while
you wait. (hill on. or mldes WM. .1.
WEIHEi'l‘mttllonow mill. tilt Taylor atrium.
of. w
.4.
l, 0081‘: and lut.sll mmlern lm movements.
lilmcroet 'l‘crrsrc. Htemlurt Turnpike.
and carotid hours from the Armory. lnqulrs
of W. IlEWt-lllillii'. on the promises. 031w
l AIWIC and small furnace. and second hand
.4 cloves. Inquire at the (.Ii'l‘i l ' ..
corner of Room Main and Iiaviland slm'ls.
ileum Norm-ill, Conn. oil at
2 and 3 ply rooting. mmtxiemont. nor): mat-
in. ’iaallcs orollnln . l’slnmm film
ii" any. so ml no tWAbK slam»
A ll: 00.. tilflonth Main street. null if
NOTICE. """" W
1 'El h rob v n that the Heatwave
NagtWogrsel tTlflfizco d Voting tstrlct
n
”um... I,_.,_..
o e n
«I w omeaik will be In sesslo s
’ ltt‘id... luaaldto on There-
1 9 o'eloc a. too
.s
e'Toe '.in. tort purposecfrsosl s
I» who electors least-laces?
“MOTH!
When she had Children, she gave them Cnstorla. l
frmlt mul l‘nur, mm. $8 and '
'. sarcomas mu. ,,
MEIGT& 00.
What "$10.00
Will Buy
in the way of a Fall Suit of Clothes, you
really. have no idea till you see what
there is on our counters ready for your
inspection. ' . .
We are not saying much about this
grade; Just letting it talk for itself; and
alive say now is, “if a $10.00 suit is
what you want, you will take one of
ours, Just as sure as you see them,"
We have had a big call lately for our
fine “Ready-to-Wsar" Fall Suits in the
finest Viounss, Thibets and Clay Wors-
teds made in three button. long and
regular length, cutaway frocks and long
sacks. “Hadn’t you better see them be-
fore calling on your tailor?"
Fall Sty e Derbys, ready forlnspection.
MEIGS & CO.
327 Main Corner Bank Streets. Bridgeport. Ct.
—-————.__......____..__
A Family Supplied with a Case of
Cramptnn’s Home Tablets
Has a “Doctor in the House"
These Tablets are standard prescriptions of
firsbclass physicians, in accurate. convenient
and economical form. Aspecial remedy for
each complaint. not a "cure all."
Complete case, 88(1); sin le remed .
Highest testimonials and re erences. Tho
for‘ i liustratcd circular.
for sale at Plaisted's drug store, 43 Wash-
ington street. South Norwalk. Conn. and
John A. Riggs. 11 Main Street. Norwaik, onn.
M'f‘d. by The Home Tablet Co., New York.
06 Bin
Hoyt’s Opera House
CONCERT.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. I6. '94
UNDER THE AUSPICES 0F
King’s [Muslims of Trinity Church
James S. Burdett,of New York. Elocutlonlst.
Mrs. Marie Antoinette Summers. New York.
Soprano Soloist.
i’mf. Alfred Iielluul, Baritone, leader of
Standard Oritorlo Society.
Mrs. Imogene Ross, Nut-walk, Soprano 5010
st.
50.
uire
l Miss H. h‘. Colilslsr, New Haven, mandolin-
3L.
The Ab! Quem-tlv. M rs. immune Ross. Mix-s
Jennie, Pull/.03“, Mr. F. J. Furl-e, Mr. Fruuk
Colllntnrk.
ADMISSION 500.
Reserved sent a obtained without extra
charge at Plulslwl'! slidh‘rcgory‘sdrug stores.
flilt'l‘ .~ a. ul.. Stillhlfl)’. October Him, or
Fred»ch, I like him well enough,
Minnie: but how did you ever happen to
marry a man a head shorter than you
are? Minnie—I had to choose, Fred.
between a little man with a big salary or
Hill Cull
W
We are receiving daily, new
fall goods in all departments
and it is surprisingthe values
we are enabled to give for a
little money. For instance: »
Chenille Table Covers.
49c up.
Chenille Poniere Curtains,
$2.98. worth $4.00.
Counterp‘ane.
69c, former price, 98c.
Counterpane.
98c, former price, $1.39.
Counterpane.
$1 40, former price, $2.00.
Dre'ss Coeds.
19c yard, former price, 250.
Dress Goods.
330 yard, former price, 500.
-——”.___.__
MILLINERY
,, OPENING
SATURDAY.
~——-«o———~
scum NOBWILK
Boston Store,
83 Washington Street,
a big man with a little salary.
- '-
South Norwalll.
gufrrminnirnis.
Baronet Elise
MUSICAL EVENT
(Jul. Sevensnl’s
his popular ‘00!) FELLOWS’
Gregory’s drug stores.
GRAND
OONOEIIT BALI.
BY THE
IIITION SINGING SOCIETY
TN»
ARION HALL.
Monday iv'n’g. Oct. 8th, '94.
HA'I‘ Hm I’. M.-
lmlruulomalmul Vocal Halos. IIm-lls and
Mulni’lmrmw by the following Artists and
rmlpllcs: Mr. mele Wells! New ilrtvonMiw-
tor li’ulnald lendrr. of New llnvon, Hulls
soloists. .\lr.l:lmrllmIlrmlt‘olluw. of mm c«
port. Tim Hnlulrt. Mr. John MENHTJII llrlc us-
mrt,’l‘unur rlolnist. Mr. imi‘rh M'illitakl'r of
IVnrwalk.Tnlmr Hololsl. Mn «Cliotouwo 'Ille
(lolimrdla. of llrlllurporl: ’Illo 'i‘urn lit-rims!
Mumford:'l‘lmllerumnla, oi Htllllll Mrwalk:
'I‘he Min», of bloom horwailt. l’mfeswlrs
Wo‘oirn and WW. of llrIllgoport. Multip-
ain ids.
Tickets adumflng dent and lady. filial Mira
latilse' ticket, it‘s» ,
Fullnrrhessrs. under the dim-(Ion of im-
fessur t’ogler. oil 2!
MRSTTITEID'SOMSCHOUE.
H I LLB] DE.
MR. EDWARD B. PERRY’B
RECITAL,
‘ Friday Evening.'llct. Izm'mszuo
ADMISSION, 50c.
mm for sale st Pinnso‘s sad M's.
‘6'
Condition. [Jill
OF THE SEASON.
FIRST GRAND MUSICAL TOUR OF
lull Ball.
40 FIRST-CLASS MUSICIANS 4O
EMINENT V00“ QUARTET“, rendering the umgnificent musical
compositions of COL. WM. II. STEVENSUN, including
MARCH," Personally conducted
by (JUL. WILLIAM H. S'I‘E\'ENSUN,. L. M. Rich, manager
PRICES, 35c, 500 and 750.
Sale of soats'commcncos Friday morning. at l’iaistcd's and
oi
H
(W. sullen/igloo“ lean...
illicit AND DEPCCTMENT.
.irimt "all. South Normlk. (It.
”PENIS“ DAY.
WEONESOII. OOTOBEII IO, '94.
(‘lasn for young bulb-M, mlm-a and masters
lilt'l‘lhltl iv in. (‘Iiw Iul' billion and gentle-
man on e p. m. I'Irl‘lllniw in In- lmd m the book.
drug «ml music: stun-u. 04 it
.. .- .. “.25
Raymond 8L” Sons.
Hum‘i'mm in lieuruo II. Raymond.
Furniture lleillcrs smith natal Funeral
Illrbclors.
Ml and Ml Main Street. Tim-walk. (it.
flesldence. 3 Berkeley Place.
Telephone. 77-4.
., . ’ ,.
Cny Assessors Notice.
WE. the undersigned. bet-eh give miles In
all mmmsand corporal our-,lisblc to y
takes in i is (My of south Not-walk. that l er
are required by law to deliver to thc Assessors
or either of "will, on or before the first da or
November. 1m, a written or printed let.
dated sinned and sworn to. of all he {import
owned by them on lbs 1st day of Orin pet. I. .
liable to taxation. otherwise It will be the duty
to the Assessors to make out such list accord-
ing to their best Judgment and knowledse.
and adding ten per cent. thereto, which they
are cotnps led by law to do. and from wide ,1
lists so made there Is no appeal.
N. fir—Meta may be returned to the Assets
ms. at the (bunch Room Hsvllsnd street.
souls Norwalk from and Including October
"his, m. to and lsclndlns November in. ins.
* "is” W. as “’w ‘lJl".‘?..°'l.i‘
m. an rom o'c . p. In» —
orders and November I. t t is 0 o’clock in
n“ will” at sooth smell. comm
area
Dated
til,
decaf”;
Assessors. .
Valli
Norwalk Chronicler