. , Salli-h Norwelk; telephone call, m. Brunch
’ ,runsnu. OCTOBER 16. will.
ADVERTISING IATW'WMM" "To
ht,” nod “For Sale” edvertteemente. not ex~
nestling the ilnee. one time. $50.; three times.
manna. mo. Reading utieee. me. e
I!» Minion and dull) mlm‘m Sched-
, iii-at rem tor displayed advertisement. tur-
, Melted on application.
_ - 'llllluomr'rlox befits—By melt. in ad.
finer. WWO prepaid: One inanimate: three
moths. 81.95; six months. ”.60: one year, tom.
Muted by newshoys. 120 is weak. to be paid
‘ to the (terrier. w
tum OFHOI‘w-No. tit Washington street.
romeo. No.48 wall street. Not-welt: telephone
Gill. J‘Z-t.
. GOHMUNICATIONB should in aliases be
' , oddreuedto
. 5 THE IVINXNG SEKTINEI,
- some Romulus. Until.
leer York Her-Id Wenther lone-at.
Todsy fair. warmer weather and light south-
‘ westerly to southerly winds will prevail. On
Wednesday (air to partly cloudy, slightly
warmer weather will prevail. with fresh. vei—
.liible winds, possibly followed by dangerous
outerly winds and rein on the coasts, with
the northward advance or the West Indian
cyclone. On Thursday it. is likely the storm
will be severely felt on the coasts of these sec-
tlona.
Thermometer Round.
The lowest point of the thermometer; for the
twenty-tour hours ending at noon today we:
313 above euro: highest. dz} 3 .
"Enlnture Almanac [or 'I‘o~morrow.
Sun Risen thin Fetal Ellizh'l‘itle Low Tide
It (5le at 5.07 M 0:14 i at. 6:18
Figures for Comparison.
The vote for sheriff in this county
three years ago was Clurkson, 13.995;
Crofut, 1'2. 077; Miles, Prohibition, 471;
scattering. l. Cinrkson's [plurality was
1,018. Hie plurality in 1886 was 722.
The vote in the Fourth Congressional
district in 1892 was: Dolfiit'eet, 24 035;
Miles, 21.825; Miles, Prohibition, 892
DeForest’e plurality was 2 210. His phi
rality in 1890 Was 956 The vote in 1892
by counties was: Fairlieid -D«-Furest,
18,116; Miles, 15,653; Miles, Prohibition,
476. Litchfield—DeForeet. 5,919; Miles,
6,172; Miles, Prohibition, 416. The total
vote in 18 2 was 46,752. On the some
vote a change of three per cent. in the
Democratic vote would elect Hill. Re.
cent elections show a moon greater poli-
ticelch‘inge than is necessary to KIVt'.
Hill the elecii 1D.
In the Thirteenth Senntoriiil district. in
1892, John H. Ferris received 3.540, ilnd
John S. SPylll’Hll', 3,312 votes Bennett,
Prohibition, had 136 Will‘s. Ferria' plur-
ality wee 228. in 1890 Seymour was
elected by a plurality oi ‘liil.
Edwin 0. Ko-eler and Frank (.‘o-m-tock
mpreeentr-d this town in the last (.lrnernl
Aeeeuibiy. Mr lerr will Untlllt‘nlltinfl-
biy be reoiiominnted nnd re-eli-mod. Mr.
Cornetock (lime not. desire 8 rr- linttllllB
tron. Colonel lill-ltit‘ll Fro-it ought torep
reselltlllnl town Willi Mr Ker-lrt‘ m a
colleague. Noi'wnlk'u representation
would he no honor to the town.
i
1
City Engineer Briggs llitrl rm‘vlttly dour
some good. rnzul making on Wont In!"
High streets and Fulrtiuhl avenue. lly e ‘
combination of t’ill’lll and crushed stunt-5
he has put these streets in the best trun- l
dition they ewr were, nrid it they blllllll .
the Winter M‘HSUH \\ ill lit” u iiiimi Hilllnlnl' i
tory imptovvnwiit. Mr. lliiggn’
wieh would have been at bn-ttr-r quality oi
crushed atone, Willi‘h, we ure informed
could have been obtained for about thi- ‘
same price. We lit-liens. it Mr llrigw
was given the proper tuuterials and up-
pliuncm—«tzood crushed stone, a Hlenni
roller an~l pfl't’lil"lll where nwwsury ~~ilr
vuultliiithu the my ali‘tr'h wim they
ought to h».
(In [I
Mus-it tin-p Ill» l-Zyt» It i-li‘ll.
(\‘vw litiiniu lleitoru.
The Doinucmtto Voter It) Home t'llll;,lli
fined tiny» loot Ltl lie p lllfi t-yu p mind. or
heuill forget. “llt‘l’t‘ he in M For in-
tltaum', iii the Firet tllll'lll‘l. he {5 :mlll‘il to
endoreo Mr lmwln Spun, who tpimeil
the income tint and mitiiwtl to vote tor
the Wilson limit bill. If lll' heppwtui to
live in the Sm'ntiil. he lH exiwvtwltto Miilv
port Mr. l‘lwiit, Who voted for thi Wil-
itnn hill, income tux and oil, out never
moped. The voter may partially Willi!
his feelings by repeating in turmoil“ that
chunk of Windom from the llurtlutd
Time», “The ttiritl‘ in e locul inane." or
that equally lucid hlllllbtli'lll oi [lurid
Boldhuuil Hill, ”1 rim it iluiiiovrut ” liy
toying these-own about rumour» a tiny
he may be able to square hmm-ll‘ undivi-
ently to vote early and often on Now-tn-
her tltli.
Thorn iii no iooliehntuet about tho
legacy in): in England. Every ivxtiitn
worth $5,000,000 is taxed H per cool
when its owner dim. Memorial property
of all kinds llll Well on rt’ul t'fltillu ill in-
eluded iii the vuluutinn. 'l’lienioet Willi-
Iortnblo time to pay term is of for one in
dead. it in probably only it matter of
time when the lvgnny tux will bu vx~
tended to all heavy entities in this coun-
try. it will be it question which shall
get nhoetl in this; tnntterwtho national
or the etutu government.
A Chimwomt-iul lilyfl that whine is
going to whip .inpeii out of Koren if it
MM 30 your. and that she is prepared
to light that long. That in the way pm
pie talk just before theyero reed: to
meet. l
; Theheetrnnm reeordwlll burner].
Nile will: thewinnlng mdidete for
Weakly at“
on an; A. .‘Mwa
3" fit."£*‘:.....
'1'» mm. bigot- eta Weird:- no
longer the theologians Preachers are
in the van at every movement for hu-
man progress and help now before the
World. The wisest and meet intellectu-
iil 0! them hold themselves receptive to
the new thought pouring upon the earth.
As to science, it is now much in the
state in which the popular theology was
at the time of the advent of the Chris-
tian religion. The rabbis and the elders
of, science hold doggedly to a dull form-
alism. rejecting and seeming all who
ditler from them. If n' grain of truth
hitherto uiidisoerned is discovered by.
any one, it must be perceived in exact-
ly the routine: laid down in the books,
or it is no truth tit all. If marvels eon-
trury to ordinary human experience on.
cur, do they investigate thew tunnels
in it wise. tolerant spirit? Not thoyl
They have it fair elixir-r Why of disposing
of those hunters. They simply euy these ‘
things never occurred, and that settles
it. if on earthquake should shake up
the ground under them, they would do-
iiy that it evur happened unless it 00-
eurred strictly according to their print-
ed low of Heismic disturbances. If 20
reliable witnesses should make oath
that they had seen nphenomenon occur,
thoriihbie mid oldt-rtiof science would
study up their books. and if there was
no record printed in Hyiluhled words
that any such thing lmtl previously tak-
en place then it never did happen, and
that was the ond of it in spite of the
evidence of 20 honest. rntui thuttliuy had
seen it happen. Such in tho so called
eciontiiio spirit oi the present day.
it is not the scientific spirit tit illl.
Tho niiiid tlint has soured into the boom
tifiil realms of the unknown and brought
back untold tromnree, o mind liko that
of Dirt-win, Galileo or Louis Agiuiuiz. is.
humble and revoptivo.
Roveruntly these followed their meat
tour-her, nature, whether slits lrd them
according to the rules liiid llllWll iii the
books or not. The true scientific spirit
is n-i gentle and tonohuhle [iii thnt of a
little child. it never dogiiiuttzos; holds
nothing' too high or too low for it to
draw a. lesson from. It holds nothing
iiupoenihlo. It iii elour seeing and till
tolerant. in things the muuuoui'st and
most despised it lllSt‘t‘l‘llH oftvu immortal
truths. and it is ulwuye learning.
A (loud Shot. uml nii limit-st Man.
The Newtlrh'uns Pimyiino fella a
good storyof Livutviitiiit John W. lit‘lll‘tll
of the Third United Stun-s mvulry and
of how llt‘ not the best of ittlislioucst
tirtiiyi'ontrzwtor. Lieutenant lit’ill‘llll'fls ; tit“; wm ettt'rrl ti... 1’ own at liq»)[‘fl‘
tli'llllll'll ilti quurturniustvr nt Furl Tlltilll-
us, A. '1‘. This t'oiitritt-turs Mitt iii tlirit‘
hide to furlllrll supplies ill-l usual, the
new quui'tt-riuustr-r lm ping it Nltiil'p eye
on them till. ili‘ hurl. us he htipposed,
all the ('llllll‘:li"§ in his possession. lint.
(illt‘ dziy ho discwrmi thzit t‘t'l'itllil pnA
: pit-s i'i‘uiii Uilt‘. of the ('Hlill‘llt'lttl'fi twrrr
tiiissiiig. 'l‘liw-oiiti‘m‘tl i‘ lizul lulu ll llit'lll
lint-k. llt- "It‘lll to tilt! ii'uii'ri other :lilll
llhht'll for llll‘lll. Tlll‘ifllilll'ilt‘lttr(lt'i‘lllll‘il
Tl'llifll'lt’l‘fl, “'llll :i siiiilt- that was (‘lllltl
lllli‘ and bland, lliiil. the lil'\\' qmirtrr-
moan-r would he itiiiply ttikrii l'lllt' of.
Lil‘lllt'llitlll llvzii‘tl (ll’tWt' his pistol moi
rruiurkml but-k to tliuuoiitruvtor, "(live
llll' tllllritl lilllitl'fi.” 'l‘ho (‘Iillil‘llt‘ltir did
not llll'll lit'sitnto. l.1|illt'liilllt llvurrl
SarsaParflla
. gunman ‘ ‘
snywayden-
geroue or at-
ten-in,
patent medi-
cin‘ee, new:
trum I, and o
empirical. preparations, whose 3
ingredients are concealed, will °
not be admitted to the Expo- o
eition." ,
Ayer'e Saran nrilln was admitted he-
rsiiiw it. let it e nmliird phornmrmutlenl
preparation and all that u iamliy medi-
l‘llll' should in.
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' iiiieuiliii invention”. V
vrnniatleel ondmlzveme in Which
Norm-lit Peoplo Are Interested.
’ihe attraction banked for tomorrow
night at Hoyt's theatre, Cheriry'a Aunt,
was wry popular in Benton we in every
othi-rcity. in which ith-«e her-u producv
ell, Tie I’ECr’ptifln which Brendon
Tliomtis‘ new comidy were given, wee
moat umlil’yinu nod Hutu-ring, and the
hour-to lifts been crowded at evH-y per-
(t‘irtiiunoe for five months. The play
dents with couplicetiunu til it urine in in
the ilt‘hllmptlfln of Wl‘lllltn'ti apparel by;
your]: t‘tillugian that he may take the
place i t' an absent clmperune, (.tlmrlt-y'e
Aunt, and no allow his chums to go on
with a lunch in the” moon:
0 n hit-h lllt 3‘ how invited
lli‘ll' iv“ ceilit-nrtu. lie intends to
wear this dream ll'lt'tm minutes only,
but in compelled to retain it through the
entire play: is [undo loco to by two
passionate Worms. in form-d to submit
to the Clllt'ilrlt’ti ililil tztitiiitlc'toun «l the
young Inuit-s. did finally it are lveml
by the reel aunt. ’l'uis «liiliuult part in
mode ext-,rut-i'urinxly funny without the
slightmt touch of nnything course. Thfl'f'
are several screeniiogly luughthle eitur.
'tione, and the whole thing lrl m'rih prw
wiring to B drone. A q‘iertette of
liendmimr- tvomrn lmbllllni‘ the feminine
rules and do tXt'rrlt‘lll.
viirli. Prime,
‘ 35, .30 and 75 vents.
fiotiii-idruoi the iniuaiii'i- of mums
l'l‘hmitrn, tot inlit. ll'ltll‘l‘ tiw- nitspu'w if
tlic Kirin'a llllutlll'ld it Trinity l‘lihfl‘l’l.
.Iliu) ht- furmmt from tlu- hm. thitt . wry
’14 at in the uuriuomm tin-a hm n will in
“Hit-T 'o llt't‘tltllmtiilm‘ w ith g wildfire nil
‘uhotirem- to itttrtul. lilil chairs \ ill be
‘p'ut‘wl iii the hull
tor the (lt('1tl~lt!ll, and ill" "ill't'l’tll surn—
‘l'inn that lllth hi't'll yivrn l I t‘th‘t detail
of the uiiliir. in tin ltt‘itllrillit v that tho m.
{lvrluititiii-iit. wtll lw mm of the “VP“ 3 r f
The mint-t r-rmngml
! to lllllltl lilt'lii owr. At llit'httlitt- titiin llt' in... “a,
NEWS ill" 'HH'I MHHVALK rt
15. R iloltluohnlidt int-i nppuwl l’ -r u r. .
,tr-wul of his lli'l‘ll‘u‘ mi \Vllli r -lr~-vt .V‘ r-
Wiilk
| Mirw .lotinw l‘t‘l'rlit “Ill u v no “A
I
vhnnu" tit. llt r rr-lltlrlii‘vu it.” \ lr'u wwnur,
i'ouiitl ilutt tho original iigtit'c-uluul lawn i’rp‘m my W. “it“,
illll‘l'l'll so ms to client tlii-mivvriiuwiiil
3 out of 51'“ ml llllilli‘illlililtillill‘rl. ’l‘lw ho~
l i’llliill‘
iillrllllkt'a‘ \Virll rr'etiiiml ill otit'o
under tlm inspiration of Lieutenant
limrd‘u revolver. 'l'lit-ii in» dr-purtml. A
littli- wliiln llilt‘l’ that Your turn uttmuptr
ml to kill ili'urd. AKillil howhippt-it out
tho r'iitivviiit-iit pistol, and (hilt tiiim lu-
fired, ”1:“ of llli‘ llllill‘hlllg party Willi
killed, illltl tho It‘l-la l'llll uwuy 'l'hu tit-nil
. T! t' Hliite council 1 l' the, Aim-mam .‘i v
:(‘lrfllllt'it luv in museum at New luv 'ltifl .
today. Natiomil CMlint‘lllt-l' W, N. Fu-
illlHllllit, ol' Norwnllt. iii prr‘rt‘lll. l'iyt'lllv r
imnlm numtu-r of tieloptitt-s from 'to lo
Imil rum 4' in.
lmiimol‘ the Pine 1. the ”it'll“: I‘lol.
will tulle ltilltlli Mill pill? Wlimt M the n-
’mdenrw nl Mm. ”0‘”ng i 'holvwll, on ”lull
ltlttll wrm u iwplivw oi the (llhlltllll'fil (‘Illl intrevt. Norwiillt. Friday ntwruooo. Urn.-
ll'nt'lill‘.
'l'lio rily iliiilt' who iii ilt‘t.‘ll.‘iltiiilt‘tl ill
his mind to Lil." iiui'ivulturints for
iltllll'lll‘i’l Wtillltl lmvo bot-u wry tum-h
lllltlt‘t‘tiil‘t‘tl if llll r-ottld lllll'tl mwtt tlio
lllt'll twv-mhlud tit tho flirtiivrit' «aluminum
lil l’urkrrniuirml‘l'.Vat. 'l‘liutliivmtrouu. i
wry turn. With lump lmuurt turd lumul
t‘lotlive, lli'TN fl‘Hl'lIlllll'll wmilil lum-
put him to nil-lllltt with lll‘l willy iiotioim
, 'i ‘ ,. l '
oi tit‘littli Mipvrtoiitv. lliu inriuu in my l Mm t.
lll tluir {liltii‘t‘fi‘fit'h :tt ilwmotzrme lllltll
thrv wntit u llllllllll‘l‘ of thing“ Among
thew urn good rlliltli‘. i'i‘t-uiitziil 1h lurory,
ll‘lt'lilltilll'tlll‘tiitl llllllun to lmtiw. nml,
Iiiw-t of oil, lutprurml profile l'ur ”our
forum. 'l‘hmu lnttnr tiny tutoml to mu
mm: or know t‘uv l’rttmill why. uml the
pmiplv will tippluitrl. Atlantis: the pull
tii‘iiuw, tlu- tunt’x'ii'ttiiu. liiimufuvttm-rn
llllll lllllll‘l‘l‘H tho i'iirtiivi'e Wl‘ll' trim:
slowly mound to powder. 'l'hvy my now
lliut the luriil duration lllli]~‘t"‘llll' ilwlf
ottt‘ Wily or the “titer, l-ut whirhwur
wny it jumps they lll'llilllltl for their
prmiucte tho prutrrrtioti tliut othrr pm»
plo'e protltit'iii tit-t. lil' lhu mum more or
loss or none tit it”. They iumui to
linvo lit-ri-uitrr ii fuller, freer, huppivt
liiu for the rural iuhnliiiutil, with tul-
turn and Minnie. Aniiiti till the people
my mili'll. The rush from the term to
the oily Hillel. emote mm and the tide
Mott. the other ”way. it is inevitable.
Farmers have undercut lir're'loftmi from
lack of organization. That limit they
are now tnpplying tor tlmuwelrue. The
{antlers of this otmutry will be heard
from.
ltietobenotedth women merel-
lymwut, out! “-’mth new
ieginmintermmthe pendulum-
mmmmnnwtheym did he
. 'ALQWDW
a
i
it“ till.
i The i'riutitiul trrm of iltt‘ Suprrinr
~t‘ourt, now in ttrmilim in llilrlllll)’. will
prohnhly adjourn to Bridgeport today or
ltomorrtiw. and it in t‘xpct‘iml the lie?-
imlufitiydv'r rum- will room inform the
volitiuthm wwk.
"le "
Fri-dottt'k Mtilll. who mnitit'iu
lultt‘ry and t'oti’mumtii-ry More ”ll Well
lottt'ut, Nt'l‘Willll. Rttl Woelitn-tton
Hou'h Noni-um. lunt night, pur-
tzluiml llw llllrlfll’flbtt' Hittwv H Hort-
,zul. ill North Mimi «trwt. umi ucntim al
l'llllly‘i‘ liuluy,
J The l"niill«lil t'ountv lntplnr “l‘lllflll
,tt‘itudutlun, o! wlilr'b the anwulk
‘lwipmr llt'lllt‘l’lt' linem‘mt‘tuu "I it twirl.
have adopted remluttum liml will in it
petition to the ( lotmty t‘nmmtmonern to
lmw the linens» (no mlmwl on turnout
of the ltirtlllmeu. Ii. it.» truism the
patter of the etimuiie-ioneriiio multi- the
hunting fee Anywhere trnm two to mm,
It"
“You," said Mr. Justin. “l tillow that
women air the sentimental sit-x rind oil
that sort 0’ thing. but I've alley» notion!
that ehen e rrtiple git engined tie the
woman that that thinks of lingerie” not
him they are to live on hie satiny.
We are informed the: thoI Miriam Pm
Amiclntinu wants one or ten newton-tr
lliil'lflWdeHll in thin a mnty. The
wart in light. and can he perforumlhy
eitheritdy or gentlemen. i’minm ex»
pent-nee is not nmmry, and me. it
our young men turd women and em out
man would do «all tit-term such I post
tion. a we understood it inter only about
oer-tome of your one. 1:: luring
perm We Meet“;
“emu p§5 ,3
Norwalk, Conn.
Dry Goods, Carpets and Kitchen Furnishings
Saturday Morning Great Sale Begins.
R ANNIVERSARY
6th on
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6th
Whenthe dune cit n- t: tuotrow nitht. ti: years of business shall have been done in our store. Those six years mark-
ml llIH greeteet retail encore» in Norwulk. Through good “[1193 and bad times our businons line grown, nod «hill: the store
he! be?!“ ll"? butt and infant in Norwutk from the tiny the'doure were first thrown open, it in witty in bi tier condition to
norm-{the buying publi': thnu ever below,
We would” it our pltwnut duty to thank the people for tlu ir generous support. Their lihtral patronage proves be-
yond u doubt that honorable, honmt rind straightforward business methods are appreciated.
Six Sewing Machiges Given Away.
To all the more flttinnly entrees our gratitude, we propow giving away six valuable sewing macliinee, beginning Mon-
tiny ereniuu, Udt, 22, at. 8:34) o'clock, and on each btlccreilitig Monday evening, ending Nov. 26. Every purchase made,
smell or large, in entiilrd to n chariot: on one of these, Machines. Save your coupons. 1; is worth trying for,
Motion vomit g from “'Hl'pfll'l, llowuytou end Dnrien will have, at all times, their car-law paid by us. both ways.
Prices in Many Cases Cut in Two.
Domestic and linen Britt's.
The few ltii‘rln we tell of him- wand for It
dozen others. :‘pm-e minivan us to mentir it
only a its»:
llrowu Show tugs.
Finns n Muslin, mm ylml will”, ”in lt‘ffl’l :..
the it anrl.
mm lmli- llrnwn \irin-lin, ”one yard uiriu,
repel!" m- quality. .394; a yard.
. warty-m», ptrr'rsw llnmn Murillo. Hm end
one fourth ynrtin iltln. lifliy n 93:14
"no, thorium"! yurde Brown t‘uiiiou Flannel.
P? ulnr lilo ti'tltllly, TW' re “ml.
wo humlmt Lmlrn rstrn hmt )' titl i5 “illi'
He, rezumr in. ms. at :5, 7w 3 mm.
Um' imb- t'vi'niortnhlrn, mi: emit.
tom ruin-m extra hmv,’ albumin ‘lruh.
Worth ion, at. til p4 ls yrml,
litclien Department.
large «irr-wrrttnl (film Vivian. 9:: well.
i‘oioi‘fll Him-n i'r-irrv "‘iillt‘f'r the mill
I‘ourtqunrl film l’mmvu "ohm. llir- PNll,
Tempter e lhvv'trrulul Toll!!! Mi: ”will“
pmw. £3.60. S Li?! n v4.
ill-whit mono Rapids tit-rim! riwmextsr. Sire
ear-ti.
individual “our” end (”tram wt“. lit: to err,
('uimit llitwl'titn amt shown M not,
tinwlmnumt-pw n Emmi. i'rint ilimmr
Pl in. at new a no t.
Corsets.
Fiftevn Journal mm, r-unint i dun, m,
flu i ruin a wet.
Capes.
Tm-iity-t‘lw r'oney Clllll'i‘.
fflulltai price. SW, 57.!” Chltll.
Carpets and Upholstery.
llnlt’ wool ingmin Carpets,
lpi tilt). til r a yard.
lint-Mlle regular prim, tilt", at ifwuynrd.
For this solo only-1mm, t‘intuins. Pole and
Triuiuiinm. complete, the e Dhll'.
Nations and Trimmings.
Heir Pine—— regular-price, nix papers {or 1:30,
n no nix pupae for 50,
hitimiurd pile Melting. reuttlur prit'e 7v:
’lti'll, 751i: pier».
Harding l'otton. M‘x spools for 51:.
( lurh'sll. N- . (.‘rm'lir-t ('ottriii, all t")ll)l‘H,
iivr um» ior l9“.
[Irv-r9 Steels—w hit-r, lJlM‘k uiiti
doze-n.
liniiiitigl'ott lll’vl'ullilfr pr t'e 7c. lie bull.
lint it illl. in: u it into.
B =x Writing Paper and Eiin-l’du‘r‘. Ne 11 h x.
"furnishings.
Fire hundred men wanted to give our Men's
l’iirui » hing Department A trial.
Flirt down menu Whit. l'n Rillult'rt‘ti Shirts
ruinlurtrul limit and 'roiit, iimtle of Fruit oi
the lawn mu-iiii. attrition PM‘ll.
tl-ie (rm-e iiivn‘n lino Pmiuml Wu 1 lime, ex-
tra quality, 24 4: pair.
Sixty do]. n lllt‘ll'H eitrn ll"il\'\ llrut' Undet-
P-lllfl- nit-l llfhwt'lfiil‘t‘Lll‘H.‘ v duo-75w. .‘nr'em‘h,
'l‘uunt) iivr 110/. n rum' 5 Mom :liltis ~
plulii ’llrtl (nun. 4W elll‘ll.
P'ifts lion-u Mott's 'i'irn, it” s' \ 10:: “tint-,3? .
zit- mu'l
Ho)-
.1.-
iiiclirs long:
rt glilur Fitlt'
drab, it:
i.
Kore l’tll'tir’, L‘lw a pulr.
Cress Goods.
An extensive line of all that lrl new and novel
w it gl‘enl you in this depnttuwnt:
An lenders for this stile, we otl’er three great
biirgiilnr.
’l‘wt utyfve p'et‘es (‘oiored Henriettea, :tot
iiit‘lll’s Wide. all new, 170 a yard.
Five hundred ylii'llri "itney Prairie and Mix-
tures, :lli int-hrs Wide. lili' u yard.
Ten than Parisian hovulties, AM inches
Wide. 390 e. yurti.
Hosted and Underwear.
One r- t5? vhiltlren’n Wool Ribbed Hone. extra.
hour); l'rguml' value, lilo, Hr: pnir,2 pairs for
2.50,.
Sel'etilyfllvo dozen ludies‘ fine Egyptian
flowed Yo rats and Prints, 25¢ each.
Lucite-5‘ lll'ri't‘d lined Vin-ts and Pruitt-3, n
sup rior ynrn. reuiilur hilt: quality 34:: each.
(hid. en's Winter Meriuv, all e 7.0:. We earh.
Handkerchiefs.
Ladle-i9 Plain Hi‘fllhtlli’lltfll and initial Hend-
keir'hiers. Just think or it. it oer-tn each.
liftllrhl Linen initial Bellieillt‘hed, filaments
881‘ i.
Men's large size. beinutitvhed 5 cents each.
Men‘s itilllueu lluillalllchetl, Worth 19 eeu‘e,
121m omitt- each.
is“, u' [{rn\ _\' Wool Suited to 1': years; r
mine, “It iii the web.
or.
Cloves, laces, Fur Trimmin' .
Thesedepurttrie' L-seriitnin m uiriny (-hoiie
i’liiiigstlmt it in impossible to tell you all.
During: the sole. Special Pi'it't‘s will be the rule.
'l‘riido/mti tine ([ll'llily (our-button ledltn‘
Kid liltn’ur. all nevi. 37w a pit r.
it'eollii-s and For Rom. iron. ‘51“ up to :4 (JR.
t
The Boston Store,Cor.Main and Wall Sis.,Nurwalk.lelephote Call,57-4
A \‘0 r, Valli—Mr Mnlh luv.
Tllr'l’t' iii no Irmlit'um rm (tilt-ll I'A'l (it’d in
er. r3 liritnr' owl my admirably min; lid to
H'ir‘ [vinyl you for It“. it it l4 iilltrtr'in Ii. er
llanily 9
With from»: lull iwtiw tliittiiwr 4:1 tlw
hrriity lit- twnln! it. ,\ trtiilm'lw or
A tourh
of Iliwimnt mp or mon’gm quoted. The
M'WI‘P pzim n! n burn or wot-l promptly
nl owri uml [M- «m‘t' lit-‘selml m tititt'lt in»
Utinm'wnmn'n i‘mr liliu.
hi litllil‘l'u' only lo- r'tirml ll)’ It.
now ttrm '4 hm nwvlwimv line to lie i-rtii
(or
lwmrr llll minimum
.1 «pom: mot 1m prunipt'y tn—ntmi
iw’a in. vi limit lllnllrt't-
more in wmm “hr UHf‘l at “or him
mumm- n-tllivli'i‘l. t’um and brimm-
shnolti m'riwlump-11.1w trmtntrnt 11!.
turn! ti v? portn tow vtiiv- mu lit-ii, which
("on only in» «lo 9- flirt-t VJ”! linim ii krill
or l‘lftml. .\ rot-re ll’tnml may be cured be
for» i! b 1‘; mm various. .\ him» lurk
hilt-evil null mvvvlnl llJ}! u! weltnlilr
tum» «mud or n polo in the pole or ('ht‘rtl
rut-«i without paying a dovtoi‘e lull
l’lm‘rlrr‘ a fur aunt imitlr lit outw- rind you
will norm "art it. For nah-ti) ii. (3.
Without, clr tutti»!
it a New tore rniiiionnm givers e an
ill" at 'utt «rs-rim vim? 2o'lvtttrm't.t‘m!"u
”WORN . rhyt'lu ,(tvrw ”I prowl“ Il,‘fl'fl', H“
i.“ T i.';v-t- pupil lip l! l “.34.“; in dli’l
r ' up . .m . rtmwt tmtr to my $5.50
wt. v-w» who it?” or urn meow them
'llnl would in. it» urinate! apite ii
tha drum-r it. , ' not be given. thm
«Hit, “7 wr‘wrtt; M in. 1:54:41 "
lot}... 4r m "ddm'fl‘r' m ‘5'?” rl" rt Welt-fl
um. rim, 34.». ,. .. d M‘ 4W“ M“
l! . ,uiu. «pan .7 .Q. . '-9’ a 1:61! (I. till it"
Art? ”or! Warm. ulair'h him mound
emit-uremia”! tmw'mleol tslflllltlr pr»-
perstn m or umloulvtully the moet imit-
tumble on WMl wt wooottti ’3! it iirnlrae»
""1 "l "i" mm”! lly m: rm», limp» r«
not head oi hair e mo in camp It lllllli'i'li t
and liflV/lll'lll.
”ninth” Sent"! flora.
tfluperifltvtidmt (.fhtttlm Alon», of the
National anrttrr liumu, ludiensioiis,
ind . opportune» that two or three
mpehle em] trrmworthy mm ere needed
in thin county went not private detrativee
win him immctirm. Experience in
the remit to not mg to recital lie
Mm a haze criminal [upward will wail
it with full womb-rs, much a til en-
pleie turn you may 0M" "M With-“W
by minute: him At liai- "le‘“. led.
{Shout-MW: Mir. chalet- nut in".
rm W1.
"1 would tether trust that rivdlctne
“worm! know of." my: tire
Keith M. of matimflsm Count)...
uwmuW‘umnflm
whammy. rem» try
643. em ‘3”
Doctors
The
('liertered nnd Invorpornted by 5pm lul Art of lr‘i.’i-l:tlllr~‘. June 10, lot].
I’m. “ -.~~.
”lit”. nit: iii l‘lk’l'h‘ll'l,‘ nun.
“5i";blrut‘i il'l§~l‘, l’tur itii'tuil M the
(TAIL “It” \ lel'l‘ THI‘ISI‘}
The Illlll‘l’l n! this F'w Survive, is ”or ill! y
on luwou e 1' poll) lit oomph-t u llli the fill“
«in flllllt'lt‘lldflt'l tn-lww Wltlll uoinlwrttil rue.
l‘r-nlhsli llt'nt'ltirhil \ilu ll dim r it pro eure-
tuiiy stimulmml Mid hilt‘iilllil'itll) ll‘i‘ltlt‘il by
rtprli Mlfl‘liiilnls.
All that In moo-d or t‘hlli‘i‘lttl in return for
title Frw Sert’tvan llml mrh p .iipnt, “llt‘ll
. rural. will it‘t‘ltuillll‘li-l tliwi- l’lilhlt‘iflllh mid
ti rir - -twu of trt-«tuwm to llir'll’ tt‘lnmlw.
'llw ill-«turn t’e l n» tin-d ihol Ilu- grittoiul
etitlnru'uu tit of thew uni Hits “ill give lliviti
uumt iidwl prm llt‘t'tti now. and ltlillll)‘ row
tin} (or this went min-milturi- of little and
lllllll“)‘.
'l‘ln-m ill-)nrialle wi~lu it tllhlllll‘ll) Ilitidrr.
etmlelutt “lillt‘ thri ti'mt llll (‘lll‘tilllt‘ All-
tumln-rr H’t'ulfht'nl 9- with ~un- n .d « "Hill“ in
tin» Hr-t owl Unit iteiiionitl r-‘ystn-m oi t'ui‘e.
IiIHTIlH: ll A. 2".
on Well Hand Laundry
ll Washington Street.
South unwell:
Au. noun (mutt in! mum
'0 Mom mom ”I WAMHM'.
eerternc'non OUAKAN'I rev.
00000 OAann Iron Anti [minim
In flu: or CHARMS, on “this.
101” WARREN, Proprietor
Bfllll'lt otllt:e~»limruv it. (look. Moth street.
than.
D
5'
tits. mun's sellout
i‘tlit~-~
lll'llE Clilllllllll.
lillllS lllll lllllllG. lllllES.
WREAOI‘ENSM
SEPTEMBER 27th.
' HILLSIDE. NORWILK.
TH‘ZV ARE iWERE.
of Ratio 3
“Heliport-rs for ill" ("tiled Stolen. l’llllllllt'lpllllt. i’.t.,
”i lituriw. \lvl.. “minimum. ll t‘ .
i‘lw 1‘ tin-f of Mull and :lrtrut‘ .m-tt tl u ,t/i“ mid surgeons from the
CITY - HOTEL - SOUTH - ilithAlK,
AN“ Ul’i‘lNl‘ll) OFFICE 1N PARLUH.~A I AND 'J.
EMINENT
“Ila “VI'MJVI‘T I‘W'dsl'lfl‘ \TIIDN, AIH'IUI‘Z, SERVICES AND BEKGICAI. IREAT-
DIE!!!“ AlhillJ'l'l'll \' FKI'J‘J UNTIL Ol'fllill).
ll fil'l‘l I.
3
0
a
9“.
5
G
\\ l‘ h «iippiuuieiitury odious ill. lion-
l‘lll~l'lll‘.zll, i'n,. ll... til-~lt'r. N. i . (‘oluiiibuiu
I‘H\'.'~ICI.\5§ BEFORE “('I'. 21M.
men's. they will not teln- incurable vanes, and
l! liflt‘l‘t‘xnlllllittilllti‘uhvlll l‘4rt' in inuiid to he
of Hill‘ll ll nature. you wi lhr- so into: tried, and
snvul llll t‘urI her ll'nlllilv und ixpo-iiw .
This in your opportunity. No mutter what.
your iniidition "my be, how long you tinvu
net-ii sir-k, or how mun) tllM'IUih You have tried.
no iiinlivr whut tour doubts. "here are litll
fiw (“L-W“ llt )otitl hope. A [it'r't‘t'l knowietlut‘
n'rllurttbt‘ lhtlllt'-ll‘lll it-o Mir». ii. in your line
tlint l-tnl plum; )uu um»! t‘llllt'l‘ gen well or
Nllll'il'. Noiimiiprhon lllllli) plivelrtlnuu have
uivrii y it til . or how llllluy lumpliimliuveiurti-
ml you uwuy ru- ll t‘ltl‘.Llllt' llo not lll'l't‘lil whut
ntiylody mum ulinlt'ululii to llmm‘ physician-t '
dililrntisly )tlllz'lt'lr. .lllv} give you ililii op-
pottunity t'tm- of I‘Xpt‘iaw.
'l'lit-inqtuvtnnq. “ill lint-l in-‘u. l nret‘nturrh, llrom-hlrin. Autlmm iuiil 'l‘hroii nnd hunt:
Dino-aim... end to ill Allurillilt‘lv ii i. l’.tllll't‘ vvniy mm ol‘ t‘onuimpllou ilu-
more to irrui. This
it.~ rmu in, Epilupsy. ilyntvrtn, Nervous Ex-
tmuutloti. uz-tl ltll tit-mud Nt‘l't’tlllfi. lllmul. Hklit .iiit'. Mirghnil ilim-iwm ot‘ llll’li twiinmiently
mind it) ilu-lr .M'pu‘lti. 'l‘rrntiiu-til. 'l limi- ritllvrlmz i-oiii llii-uiiiuili-iii, Hurt-n, l'li't‘ln' 1‘
t‘utivvr w ms t no of Help or N vlti lllwnmu should \ lrll llit'lli :ti otn'o uml itn'l-rltuitie tliii-i.
umtvrr.
H l‘. H'NDA'lsCIJlNHI’.
Central Biiices it! the State at Connecticut, l29 iairfield lie.
Williltli ALI. l.l'li"i‘l£il“l Hiltlllidl lll‘l Alillltl'i‘ii-iitlil.
{V'l‘lllti HI‘AI'I’ 0F l'lll‘fllillANi-l WILI. RETI‘I‘N IWIMH' tltl ILHH.
llll Iilt
HS' ionci
AS SESSU .
l5, 'iw undersigned. hereby ulvu holler lo
/
‘ nil pert-um moi rorpomilotie. liable to
buy low in Ilw'l'ouo of NormtlltJhnt they
ptl‘tt l‘tll‘llrt'll by low to deliver to the Amaranth
or t-llltt-t' of ”will. on or lit-{ow lim lint tilt“ of
:wwiiiln r. Nil, u it l'lllt‘lt or tulnttvd list. tet-
l'llflilll ml lllill ewuru to, of till the property
owtietl by lll'lll on tho llret titty of Honour.
lilil. lhibtu to taxation. tithe-twine it. will he the
«low of thn Ami-more. m umkemit such list It:-
enrtllm: to l .‘u lr lll‘Nl. jmigimul and lutowlrdne,
nnd mi ling ten prr l'l'lll. thereto. which they
lll’tll‘nllllwlll‘tl by low to do. and from whim
limits no iiimioI them In no appeal.
N. il.-»-l.lete "my be returned to the Misu-
mre. at the *l'lt‘l tuwn’eolllt‘o. linult Btiildlmt
Mirwullt. and lit the l'outirll Room. Hsvilttnti
utter-t. South hurwnllt. from end itmlttdlnit
(leiolw'lil. trill. in unit tru'ludlnu November
ltdu Mill, mid "filers to helmet) from “H.013!
o'tlut'k it. tii.,mul from 3! in it o't-lm-lt It. to .
and on l'iitlmtluye and Nov. tuber lat from 7 to
it u‘tritwlt iii the evmiluiz.
Ditto-«l M Norwnllt ilt‘tolwr 2d, Mill.
FllANKlilN A. Ti) LEE . l
t4 HMITH li'lithllll‘lllllil,. - Amer-sort.
JAMEH Mll‘illlltbl». m lm
11
1'0 ADVIBTISIBB.
Ohm or mutant be mmmnteed the new
day «mg in handed in. lottery remomtble
wort will he made to momentum pa»
trons, but claims arena! be (hunted m
as u rtghtuntim wpytntnflnbyto’r
or the 0le of the daybefm W
1'3 domed
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