. with rain. generally light or moderate and
' with frosts.
I break out like this?
mile lam—"Wain ”Tu
first.“ and “For leis" advertisements. not ex
ending on lines. one .ttme, that three. times.
inns-ix times. elm. Beading utilise. ion. a
line. Kerri-us and death notices, we. Boned»
flute of rates tor displayed advertisements in:
, platted on‘evnlicattoa.‘
”HUMP!!!” BATES-By mefldn ed-
‘venne, postage prepaid: One month, we; three
months. 51.5; six months, 83.60; one year. saw.
Delivered by newsboye. 12¢ a week. to be paid
to the carrier.
IAIN (illicit—No. no Washington street.
aeuth Norwelk; telephgpedcall, 93-5. Branch
elite. No. is Well 'lfiu” Norwich; telephone
“kw-4. J1 \
colts NIOA‘IIO
addressed to
'1 HI EVENING
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1804.
’ Iew York Herald Weather Perseus.
'I'o-day clmdy, cooler weather will prevail.
freehtohrisk southerly winds. possibly shift-
Inctoeaeterly and northerly by tonight. On
Wednesday, cloudy weather will prevail. with
slight temperature changes, rain and brisk
variable winds, mostly northeuterly erd
northerly: and on Thursday. cooler, partly
cloudy weather. and northwesterly winds.
Thermometer Beoord.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours entilnir at noon today was
53.3 above zero: highest. 79°.
Miniature Almanac for To-morrow.
Sun RIHesISuu Hers Eilghl‘lds Low Tide
at 6:50 at 525i at 9:36 at 1le
(Stamford Advocate.)
Congressman DeForest's plurality in
the tidal wave of 1893 was only 2,210 in
this district. Thirteen of the twenty-two
towns in Fairfield county showod a Rs.
publican gain of 2,597 last Monday, and
five of the twenty-four towns of Litch-
field county showed Republican gains of
671—3 Republican gain of 8,268 in eight-
een of the forty-six towns in the district.
This only represents a part of the Repub-
lican gain, and the figures do not give
Mr. DeForest's prospects s rascals hue.
Tcxtlmok Mad.
“Do you have to study all those
books?" was asked of a little girl going
to school and carrying in her arms the
volumes from which she conned her
daily lessens. “Yes, sir, " answered the
child. Thom were ulmut ton ordinary
sized hooks. Those she held encircled by
her left hand and arm. Under the right
arm she bore her atlas and notebooks.
Both hands and arms were full. The
child was about l2 years old, slight and
nervous looking. Th.- Weight of the
books upon lu-r loft arm actually swayed
harlovcr to nun sirlo like a heavy bur-
den. And a ln-avy burdcn it was and
grievous to be borne. 'l‘ln- physical bur- l
den was palpablo enough, but the awful
til INIL,
dour" Nonwlu. . ‘ 35/
The thrilling elm of our American
erotic party will eteapt’euyet once as
unexplorerof thehm' rank and use
leader of men. One by one several of
his assistants gave out or were frost hit-
ten and had to be sent back to Anniver-
sary lodge, the point of departure for
the great inland ice cap. "Clark's nose”
was a source of anxiety. It had been
frnuen fast to his sleeping bag. The
dogs were attacked with the dread
“piblockto, ” which seems to be sspecies
of rabies peculiar to the Eskimo canine
family. A blizzard, of which the intrepid
leader says the judgment will be that it
was the most severe storm ever experi-
enced by an arctic party,was encountered
Wok Three of the men were
u a tent 50 foot alvuy from the rest. The
wind forced an entrance into their tent,
and in order to keep from being smoth-
ered with the snow noodles they were
forced to seek the shelter of, the larger
tent. In running thi istance of 50 test
one of them had hi reel frozen; another
a toe, two fingers and a thumb. What
the storm was like may be judged from
that. Peary writes, “The straining and
flapping of the tout, the deafening roar
of the wind, the devilish hissing of the
drift, the bowling and screaming of the
poor dogs, made a paudcmonium never
to be forgotten."
Yet through it all Peary himself pre-
served magnificent health and spirits.
Others went down. He never (lid for
one moment. He even required less
clothing than the others and gave up
his “deerskin sleeping trousers” to
Davidson during the storm. At that
time they were a mile above sea level
on the ice cap, and the thermometer
sunk to 60 below zero. That men can
live and even be comparatively comfort-
tnble in such a temperature shows the
adaptability of the human race. The
early arctic explorers would have per.
ished in such a winter. Peary has be-
come acclimated and is going to try to
reach the northeast (irrssiiloud shore
next summer, remaining once more in
the frozen north so as to get an early
start in the spring. 110 has the true ex-
plorer's spirit. But nature herself was
against him in l894, and he only made
125 miles northward.
It is interesting to know that the food
the party found most nourishing and
warming was hot tea, but pen soup and
pcmmican. In tho com-so of his unrra~
tive Pcarygivos the terrifying arctic re-
gion a name which is poetically fitting.
He calls it: “the great white (1050”. "
ilowgntc.
Looking at tho picturcs of Henry W.
Ilowgntc, the captured cmbczzlcr and.
cx-chicf of the l'uitcd Statcssigual serv 4
inc, mm womb-rs whether he Would not
have had a hotter time of it if he hud';
load all that park of trash must have
been to tho child intellectually was
worse still.
The schrml illlfllul'lill‘tl of Amcricu
beelntcxtbook mini. (lilt' cannot repress
the Illl'lllglll that (in-so drnyloads off
volumcs llll' children carry to school are I
issued more in tln- iutcrostof the school- i
book publishcrs than of thc pupils thcm- :
selves. If is nothing lcss than moll-
litmus. {wally hm cducafion, improv-
ing and filling wuh powcr and cirrhosi-
item the (lllll'k lu-art and brain, is choked
out. It. is t‘opléil'ml by life-loss formalism
and Word memorizing. All isof a piece ‘
with the little girl's (It'lllllllilll of the
word "nuptial," which occurred in her
spelling loss-on. “What duos it mean?"
she was askcd. "l’crtaining to stcam-
boats," rcplicd the child instantly.
What is the rcsultof thoprcscnt text-
book stalling? We affirm, witlmnt four
of conii'mllctlnn, that the cliililrouof to-
day flOm 13 to 15 yours old do not
know liulf somucli us tin-i!" American
parents did at the sauna ug» ' that what
they do know is not so of. 21' and dis-
tinct in their minds; that tiny cannot
write so well; flint thvy are not such
good urithtucticinus or gnogmphcrs,
and that they cannot bcgin to spoil so
well. They have not nearly so good an
idea of practical life and work. Their
oxhnustwl minds nrnn rugbngof mud-
dlcdlnmk knowh-dgc. 'l'llcy llithDllH‘ll
cheatml out of lliu lvcst pzirtof tlicir
child lilo, ibn outdoor part, by tho nt-
tcmpt to mall or ill“ lcxlllimks, tin-y
Wear glue-m from babyboml. mid their
digestion has lawn purnmncnily im~
pain-cl.
A few tcxtlnmks for the simple, com-
mon «(drool brancliw, thc f’i-wur Illt' bot-
tel', are all the common school pupil
needs. All lllu rcet ollnulil ho lcnrllcd
from observation and oral instruction.
"c. lgllhlll‘fl flu: bodice.
Wasist los niit Jl-romo K, Janine,
novelist and playwright, that ho should
It: the \W-Vl "ml of Imlillnn tlicru are plt'nty
of vs id, brululcu. niacin-«e. ovvrdrcmd in
Misfit-mum and unllcrdnwnl in thocvmr
lrtj little animals. that, tlwrv lwinu no other
name at prmwli for. m- haw- tn call mmien.
They are vicious. within and idle. They ecll
themselves for roomy and thou do not carry
out the tonne of the lmrgnln. 'l‘hv-y mar .
but they are never wine. They are bl -
. mackerel»: the unfortunate tor-n who have been
“enough to undermine the responsibility
of feeding and owning Won.
'I'heywlll min them in thelr business ml
W llifn curly graves rather than to
p t an extra new drum. They have
children. but they or- not mothers. They have
.06 even the Instincts of the better clues
bruise.
list! indulgent and stupid. they driftthrough
fife. mini-tinny whining and maturing, a
here to themselves and scores to story one
W W them.
They «try that they on mlmmlemtaxi, which
would he the most clurttehle thing that mold
to them, end ‘
“*1
Me all f
M “one.“ ..
givm himself up to justice, 12 years ugo'~
and scmrd out his sentence in tho peni-
tentiary, as he will have to do now.
valvo years ago he was a handsome,
dark haired, popular man. Today he is
old and bcut, with slovonly long hair‘
and board and n. generally tumble downl
look. Like tho old books ho sold, he rc- l
somblus a si-comlhzind purcbm‘o that 3
has smsu bcttcr days a long time ago.
This compatriot: of his guilt, for whom
ho stoic, dost-nod him long since. He ll! ?
probably without a real fricud on earth. l
In all the years since he skippcd his‘
bail ho has not (lured to make a new I
friend or familiar acquaintance. Each‘
night as howmit to bed he must have
been hauntcdwith the thought that the
next one! might be passed in n folon's
coll.
ch, on tho \vholc, even looked at
from the standpoint of personal enjoy-
ment, Howgnto would have had a better
time if ho had uot'walkcd out the back
way that day when, through the kind-
ness of the prison nurhoritics, howas
pormittml to visithis dunghtor. His has
been a life that would have made a sec-
ondhand old man out of anybody. And
the strange part of it is that during the
12 years tbc dctcctchs wr-ro scouring
the earth to find him he was living
quietly in New York city under tho
name of Williams. Dctectivos don't
know much l-Iillllt'tllllt‘ll.
The gang of tramp highu'ay robbers
that tried to raid and rob a bicycle
party in the outskirts of Newark, N.
3., am wiser than they Won». Tin-y
thought they could sail in. overturn the
cycle-rs, club them and rob them of all
their spare cash and flicir Will’cllt'li. Ro-
still, the whocllucu captnrcil five of tho
roblwrs and holdtln-tn till the police
gut then- and took them toprison. Tho
highway-mun now know that a luau who
rides a bicycle is strong, activc, plucky
and icarloss of anything that walks.
That kind of n tlispmitiou is naturally
attructcd to wilt-cling, and wheeling, in
turn, develops that kind of a disticsi-
tiou,
A writer who is on the side of the
capitalist says it is not at all true that
while tho rich are growing richer the
poor are growing pomm in this coun.
try. lie can prove his pmition by statis-
tics, he says. He is right. The rich are
growing richer, and the poor are be-
coming better off. But the poor are not
getting better off at one~tonth the rate
at which thorich are increasing their
wealth, and that is why they are dis-
satisfied. Who can blame them?
A financial writer makes the state-
ment that as much gold is mined now
as ever was. This may button, but there
erotwics as many people to use ices
there used to be.
0
a
rm 3
THE OILY
Sars aparilla
ADMIT‘I’ED
geroue or of- o
feneive, also 0
patent medi- 8
c i'nee, nos- 3;
t r um I, and 0:
empirical preparations. where 0
ingredients are concealed, will :1
not be admitted to the Expo- is?
uition.” a
Ayer's Sarsa rllln was admitted he. 0%
came it is a s andsrd phenom utical
preparation, and all that a family medi-
cine should be. 0
W08 LD’S FAIR.
0000000000
. Alaska ought to be regularly organ.
izcd under a strong tcrritorial govcrnv
‘mmt. licr nmgniticcnt natural resources
are being waniouly and wickedly wast-
ed by the various varieties of the scum
of creation that always stands on the
onfcr edge of civilization. Alaska will
prove ono of our richest acquisitions,
and hefnm many ycars it will be a sum-
mer rcsnrt as popular as Bar Harbor is
now. In fact, it will be the Bar Harbor
of the Pacific. It has untold riches of
seal, salmon and other fisheries, of tim-
bcr—notably yellow cedar for ship-
building—gold mines and streaks of
fertile land, which tlipnclimate is by no
means too severe to cultivate.
Mrs. Peary'sdaughter is probably the
only whito child ever born in Green
land north of the arctic circle. Peary
calls her the ”little blue eycd mite of a
girl" that looked up wonderingly at
him when he left for the ice cap March
‘i. When she goes back with her bravo
mother next sumtncl’ to fetch the lien-
tnnant home. she will be old enough to
bring back with her some remembrance
of the great white «lonert Where the was
born.
Already tho Work on tin-Cooperative
Pnllman' club's plant at Hiawatha,
Kan. is begun. (‘itizcns of Hiawatha
amok $3.01"; sfm‘k. 'l'ln- rust was sub-
it'l'llh-Il by thvclub itsclf. Thowurkmcn
did just what Mr. l’ullmau rccomuicrnb
l-l fhcui to tin—quit his scrvicc if they
rllil Ililf llkt‘ if.
a
The sugar bounty division of the in»
'i'l'flill Tt’\t'llll" (litmrilmllf has been
.llu.li.~ln-il. The» (I: rip lll if lizivo'tiot,
’inWin'e-r. lwvll Tin-y have:
un-rcly llll'll turur-l into rho lumum lex
:i.‘u.l iriiml.
livision.
'I‘lir- Manchester 'l‘iuu-s rlultlvtswlirtll—
i'l' any but lllv' linglbh raw- could haw
‘Il'llli'VI‘ll ~ul-h rwulh iln limo bwn nc»
'ulilplhllml by flu-.cn up: mflvc Hurcs of
mm lirliillll.
an would lilo M knuw Just how the
Emir of Russia i~ .lllyllnw
Mr ll ll Wil-on write-s m '
l'rituil Srri l'” Mums/mo- that
u t‘l'lll‘rl u: at L'l' 1' n;i\.il baifrlo-Wlll lib
Jsht ll! mum. ~ .uul ll! mar". Flr~f fl!
e'lliih Will approach cat-ii other at tin:
I'llfc of 2“ knots an hour, and lllt'l’" will
be an rod on attack which will last 2“,;
to 9: llilltlli -. 'l in- forward colupsr.’
mcms of ill" \t":l is “ill bw lilown awry
in a "torrillv blast of fin.
shells, poun-d from gum» firing 522ml."
loss powder, mil wn-ck all parts of (in.
ship outsidc the: heavy arumr, " The
niclinllo fumes are sull'ocating The
electric. lights will be rxtingtiislml in
that awful tlircc lliinufcs, and thc in-
side of the ship will he in Egyptian
darkness. ilugc sllvlla' will wn-ck lln-
almuly injurcd ship-4 likt‘ the- cxplvsi- n
of a powdur nulgzizinc. If nib-r mic cf
thcso bits anything is loft of a wast-l.
tho cllcluy's rain will scud it to tln- hob
tom with ficiulish haste, and tbcre- will
notbo iimc to tiilo- ofl' tho shatla-rml
rcmnant of the crow. All will ln‘ at thr-
bottom of tho sch in half a minor». Tlm
picture is so tt-r‘rihlo that ouo may for-
vcntly hope it will uo-w-r be rl-pnsl-uto-il
ill roiil llfc.
".‘vll'llf’liv'
The ncxt boom will be in the south.
Tliocfl'orts that section has been making
are bcaring fruit already. The estinuitn,
based on lotto-rs of inquiry l‘t’f’i-IVWI at
various mums, is that tbs-n: am in New
England and the north generally 25,000
people who contemplate moving south.
Tho cheap living and thoopcn wintcrs
tempt tllcin. Perhaps thus it was that
the polar l'cgions Wore (lomcrted as the
earth cooled off up there.
You may not see miners hide money,
but you can see calves hide boots in any
of the shoe stores
ins way the oysti‘r is the (Tweet of
the mollosoan world. It's the friends
who love him that give him the knife.
He~And am I really and truly the
only man you ever loud? tilte—Well-—
oral never had it seem so easy before.
Why that worried. troubled face.
Pretty maid. my 1 inquire:
the some aililctiou left its trace?
amend and by mail or wire?"
Slowly about her golden heed:
"no, air." tearfully she said-—
“honored my pneumatic tire."
reaps a great advantage.
approach it in Norwalk.
explains it all.
39 cents a yard.
value at 75 cents.
T
Ten pieces, 46 inches, Black Indian Twill, extra heavy, 59
Dry Goods lower in price and better in quality than they have been for fifty years.
In no instance is thermally tariff law a benefit to the merchant. In in mt cases the purchaser
Every dollar’s worth of our stock marked to conform‘to the new schedule.
ltjrom the busiest summer season in our history we stop to our SIXTH FALL OPENING,
determined 30 8011986, everything in the past and leave a record for 1894 that will be hard to beat.
‘ Cloaks and Wraps.
The ladies that visited this department during the week, tell us they never savvflanything
Our very large assortment. styles up to date, and prices the lowest,
.ifil's‘M/
Dress Goods and Silks. ‘
We do not wait until the end of'the season to cut prices. We start right in at the beginning
Twenty-five pieces All-Wool Suitings, 363 inches wide, popular colors, ‘29 cents a yard.
Twenty pieces Fancy Mixtures, all this season’s make, very desirable and durable,
cents a yard; would be good
Five pieces, Black All-Silk Peau de Sole, superior quality and finish, suitable for street
or evening wear, as centsa yard.
Blankets and Comfortables.
500 pairs 10-4 Blankets, at 79 cents a pair; good value at $1. 25.
One hale full size Comfortables, extra value, 98 cents.
UNDERWEAR.
We are sole agents for the celebrattd “Luzerue” Non-Shrink-
able Wool Underwear.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
100 dozen Ladies’ and Children’s Handkerchiefs, White and
Colored Border. Special for this week, 5 cents each.
FANCY lllllll BUREAU SClllFS.
'l‘wo sizes, to match, 250 and 30c.
Carpets and
U pholstery.
Just opened a New and Complete Line.
Some Rare designs in Lace and Chenille Effects.
CHILDREN’S WEAR.
The largest and best assortment ever shown by us.
Prices to suit all.
is Boston Siore,tor.Main andWaIl Sis.,Norwalk.TelephnneBall,57-4
A Very Valli-Me Medlclne.
There Is no medicine so often needed in
ch ry home and so admirably adapted to
the purposes for which it is intended, as
(llmInM-rlain'e lulu liilln. Hardly a
wrok [lam-obs but some member of the
family has need of it. , A lwthachc or
honducln- may be cured by it. A touch
f l rhcunmtisin or neuralgia quieted. The
severe pain of a burn or scald promptly
n-l t-n-Il and the son- healed in much less
lllflr than Win-u medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain may be promptly treated
lrt'lun-Illll minmtiou sets in, Moon insures
a cure in about one third of the time
(liIlvalM' roquvrcd. l‘ute and bruises
this old tecciw unnivdiatc treatment be.
fore thu pnl’lti become swollen, ahich
l\un only be do: e whenl’sin Balm is key t
a hand A sore throat may be cured bs<
lorcit becomes serious. A lame back
relieved and several days of valuable
time saved or a pain in the side or chest
cured without paying a doctor's bill.
l’rocure it So cent bottle at once and you
willnevcr tour-t it. For sale by (l. U.
Stillson, di uggist
ti a new York millionaire givsea mm
r at 5th avcuuv- and 26th stn'etmostmg
idiom, which gum l’d people dyspepsia
Y uul alum plrllplt‘ spend talcum» in (101‘
-n«' 'illle and limb,» haw w pay {IMF
. iorifnctus liloodt are to cure them
~v-..i Would be the saving per capita I’
tin» dinner should not be glyph. thnr
nous: s7 pomns at the feast?
'nquixv at I’lnisfwi‘l. .lnu: slum, a ‘v w
filo liltilvlt‘ll. HilVa‘fl «m
mo. 1’... o ' ('ur
4. 'lm; lva
‘:“i I‘- ll ir’llll ‘ ‘
Ilene-(Ives Needed flew.
'l-iuwrintcndent Uliarlcs Ainuc. of tin-
National lkitccfivo llurcmi, lndinnapolis,
iod., announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private dettuthr-s
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not [necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal pspcrnnd will scnd
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the profession
.by addressing him at indiunapolis, Ind.
l M--. _
I Confusion as to the choice of a blood-
purifler is unnecessary. There is but one
best Ssrsapsrilla, and that is Aycr’s.
This important fact woe recognized at
.the World's Fair, Chicago. 1893, being
the only blood-purifier avmitted to he
I placed on exhibition.
chanted-lam colic, cholera and Diner-
rhoea Bernedy.
"1 would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor 1 know of," says lire.
Hattie linen, of Chllton,Carter Co.,|fo.,
in speaking of Chimberlsln'e Colic. Choli
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For uls‘by
t}. C. Still-on. drought.
b,
The Boot
lirnlgrporf nilicc. Wlll arrive m the
cured.
The oblect of this Free Service, l- tha‘ they
ma ' lwcome rnpldly acquainted with the sick
an: oflllctrd.aud tor-how whet wonderful suc-
cessoanlmschievul when (lino-we are care-
lullydlaznoscd and scientifically treated by
expert siwr-lallsls.
Allthutis flttiittll orexpoctwl in return for
this Free Hervfcer that such patient, when
cured, will recommend there Physicians and
their r ‘stcm of treatment to I heir friends.
The )oclore hit-l Maureil that tho grateful
endorsement of these patients will give ”will
an extruded practice at once. and amply re~
pay for this great expenditure of time and
money.
’l‘uese physicians wlsh lt distinctly under.
stmullthat while they treat all f'hrolllu All-
clircd by their Hpcclll" Treatment.
('anccr. or any form of Skin or He'll) lllseueo,
the First and Only ilallouul Melt-in of t ure.
HOURS: 9 A. M. UNTIL
(”TIN-'3 STAFF 0V PHYSICIANS
in Well hint Laundry,
ll Washington Street.
South Harwell
em. worm norm in! "All”.
so Minis osml IN wasmso.
earlsntmori ousnan'ritun.
nouns nanom- mn AND nnnivrtn.
ID runs or llflABttlt. or- rimrt.
«IllIIN W ABBEN, Proprietor.
Brunch otllcwtlmrge h. let, Main street.
Dorian. ”
'0 lawns"
Persons osslrln Elliot“! the sessions of
this school will given an opportunity to
register on Wetlnesda . ’l'hnrsds and Fr day
evenlnus,f)ctoher if). t and l2, glnnlng at
'lziltlo'clock mh eveuln . The places for regis-
tration will be in the ranklln street school
nth Nomsik. and in the school
Ellllllfigi'l‘i the Over [liver and Winnipnuh
is I .
grill siru. p Committee
on
s.n bonsai Evening School.
on
COMING TO SOUTH NORWALK.
.UW / / l
are of Rational Medicine.
(‘hni fl-red and incorporated by Special Act of Legislature. June ll), Nil.
ill-mlquuncrs for the United States, Philadelphia. lbs. with supplementary offices of Bus
mu, M Am , H..lfiliio‘v-. mi" \\'lisliil7l:full. I). f,‘ . l’llloblll‘ull. l’n” lioleoslel'. N.
(lino. an! 8' idgi'pnrt. "can. The chief of staff and sawmills-ll llm'wl'n and surgeons from the
Y,, Columbus.
CITY HOTEL SOUTH UUUWMK, WEDNESDllh. OCT. lid. '94
Andrus-n Illlll'l'lll parlors l and '2. Wleho wish three eminent physicians before Oct.
71M, lsiit, will l’t'tfrh‘t! consultation.utivlce,ser\ices and surgical [real mcnt sbroluicl)‘ free until
menis. they will not ldki- incurable cases, and
it nfu-rcxamiuatlon. your case is louud to be
of such a nature, you wi l he so infoi mad, and
savml’all furl her trouble and expense.
This is your opportunity. No matter what
your condition may be, how long you have
been Hick, or how many doctors '011 have tried.
no matter what your doubts. ’l‘here are but
few cases beyond hope. A perfect knowledge
of disease is Ullflwlltlli its cure. It is your his
that is at stake: you must either get well or
sullrr. No matter how mam physicians have
given you up, or how many lltlbplitbl‘l have turn-
ed you away as incurable. Do not nccoptwhut
anybody ”war-go strut ht to these physicians
undsat sly ynllmel'. 'hry give you this op-
portunity tree of expense.
Tlnlses teclallsls will poslilvely cure (laterrh. Bronchitis, Asthma and Throat and Lung
I)lru~r\,seh,(nud will Absolutely (in canton every case of (knitsumptlon they agree to treat.
niodcbf treatment In safe. sure and certain lu its results.
bunnies. and all iormsof Nervous. Blood, Skin and Humlcal illnesses oi nu-u pe-rnmusntly
’l hose eull'crlng from Rheumatism, bores, Ulcers. Tumors,
should vlulttheluut once and investigate thls.
This
Epilepsy, i yetcrla. Nervous Ex-
8 I' SUNDAYS CLOSED.
General llflices for the State of Cunnecilout. I29 Fairfield Ave.
WHERE ALL LETTERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED.
WILL BETI’IH‘ EVERY til) DAY'L
ob lllf
‘issrnonr NOTICE?”
E, the undersigned, hereby give notice to
all persons and oortmmiloile. liable to
pay ttucsln tho'l'own of NorwalliJhnt. they
are N qulrcd by law to deliver to the Assessors
orcltlmrof them, on or before the flrst do of
novsnuwr. 1mm written or printed list, i m-
ed,sl m-d and swurn to. of all the property
owllct by “will on the first day of October,
[hit-i, liable to taxation. otherwise it will be the
din of the Assessors to make out such list so-
cori lug to their best. Judgment and knowledge.
nudmldlngmn percent. thereto. which the
are compelled by law to do, and from whit:
lists so made there is no appeal.
N. ll.~-ldrlfll may be returned to the Mess-
sors, at the sslcctmcn‘s ofllce. Bank llulldlng
Norwalk. and at the i‘ouncll Room, llavilantl
street. South Norwallt. from and including
(lctotmrlll. Will. to and lncludlng November
let... lllllt, said offices toboopeu from lilwli.’
o'clock a. m..and from t: to 5 o'clock p. m.
and on Saturdays and November lst from 7 in
ilo’clmyk in the evening.
Dated at. Nurwulk October 2d, llill‘l.
FRANKLIN A. robots l ,
s. surrn ixuoimamtlo. Assessors-
.JAMss Ml’i‘tllllthl. l
rillm
n...» _..,._ -.
1‘0 ADVIR’I’IIIM-
0M cannot be guarantee! the sum
datum handed in. Every returnable
gonadal» made to accommodate pn-
, but change cannot he insisted it
aflgbtunfess teeenttnbyeo’ It
as
in “leaflet-nouns the daybefmchom
indented
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