ll lll‘TllE EAST SIDE
out All ~.sossrr or run on is
net stratum.
r
”we“ Bear of the Ladies‘ Md Minty
4‘. Work of Widening the [fridge
,’ Under WayoWllllam Itnrgss' Turnout
Medwmher Iva-ts.
was new are society of the East
Avenue Wilt church will open
their harvest bazaar, this evening. at
Wall’s Hall. Every effort has been
put forth to make the fairagreat sirens-as.
and the ladies solicit the patronage of all
blasted in the welfare of the church.
Goodcooka have made ample provision
forsflne supper to be served between
the bonnet 6 and 11.There will be an ela-
boratediaplay of fancy articles, bric'a-
bran and much that is usefqu well as
, ornamental. The fair will be continued
tomorrow night.
Papers have been made out and signed
by the committee. W. G. LeCount,
James L. Hoyt. William A. Bronson. F.
LCsrr and E E. Gorham. for the sale of
_ the preparty and apparatus of the Volun-
teer Hose company. and the transfer to
the East Norwallr Fire District will pro.
bably be made in a day or two. The
price paid was poo.
The item in this column. yesterday.
regarding a young man being struck
in theeye with a stone, should have
read Hiram Gilbert. ’The wound is
healing nicely and he expects to be over
the eflects of the accident in a few days.
A number of valuable chickens were
stolen from the hennery of William Ed-
munds, on Henry street. last night. He
will hereafter keep the door of the coop
locked.
Section Boss Power and his men were
at work, yesterday. at the east end of
the railroad bridge. making repairs to
the tracks and roadbr-d.
Mrs. William Cook. of Drnbury, is
visiting at E P. Peck's.
Miss Mary Neilson, formerly of this
place. now of New York city, spent yes-
terday in town.
TWIN CI I'Y FOLKS.
Pleasant Paragraphs About Nor-walk I'eo-
pie and Their Friends.
RN. Gerald H. Beard, Councilman
Innis H. N rsh. Ully Attorney John H
Light and Charles E Jennings expect to
attend, in Brooklyn, next Monday
night. the monthly meeting of the Con-
gregational club. The subject for dis-
cussion will be "MunicipalGovernment}-
and the topic, it isexpected, will he a
deeply interesting one to the South Nor—
walk gentlemen present.
Wilbur F. Smith. of Ely avenue. wrll
leave South Nurwalk theI first of next
week for Florida. to remain imtil Spring.
He will travel through the State. Mr-
Smith spent last winter in the south. and
Ilia many friends wish him fully as de-
lightful a trip as he had at that time
Mrs Walter i'rew and daughter. of
New Haven. are the guests of Mr. and
lira. A. ll. (lamp. North avenue.
Lewis B. McKalw, of Cold Springs-
Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. (Y. A.
Harstroru, of the "Folly."
Miss L. May Raymond spent yester-
day in Kew York.
Rev. H. E. Wing. of Antonia, who has
been spending several days with his rela~
tivea in this city, returned borne t'rilsy.
George H. Waterbury, of Marshall
fleet. Norwalk, is able to be mu, again,
after his recent illneus.
George McKay spent Sundry in Nor-
walk visiting friends.
Miss Annie Morgan, who went to Duly
liu, Ireland. last October, returned to
Nor-talk last Saturday. and is now re.
aiding oflilton lfl‘gflufi. ‘
A Dog's Devotion.
A peculiar but true story is told of the
dcvotion to the late William ll. “win, of
Norwalk. of a dog owned by the deceas-
ad. which is of the eater spaniel spiwiee.“
Ir. Davis died list Tum-day at his home
on Water strut. 0o Morality. the day
before his dentin. the canine was noticed
at the window of his irrasv-r's room,
scratching upon the window panes. Ilo
wfl also bowling piteously. The follow-
ing day he repeat-d lii-r strange notions.
On Saturday the dog was seen by the
keeper of the Pine Island cemeterymhere
Mr. Davis' remains were interred the day
previous. lying or d scratching at
frequent intervals upon his departed
master's grave. One strange thing in
connection with the recurrence is that
thedog was not normed near the burial
Wild! on the «lay of the funeral. and it
has unsolved my army how the dog dis-
covered the resting plum of his lost
friend The truthfulness of the story is
unified to n -t w ly by Mr. DaVIs' fami-
ly and relatives. but also by the keeper of
the cemetery At pmum the animal
mu wandering aimlessly about, and ap
pears to be very much tlnwncast.
Ballet Its-ion nominated By tins.
flaw Haves, Oct. lit-A man some-
what under the influence of liquor re-
M at the Aldrich house. Sunday
fight. as D. Bunion. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mason an odor of gas was detected
k the bath and an luvsstlgauou showed
that the all was steam from answ-
sinm. Wins the door was tossed opus
Hauler: was found lying as the bail in
Midas. liedlsii
neutron. .
One day last week the employee of the
Nor-walk Tramway company made ready
for a blast near the residence of George
Stevens. Alarge number of ties were
placed on top of the rock. and over
these a chain was fastened to hold them
in place. The chain slipped as the dyna-
mite discharged, and stone and railroad
tieaflsw in all directions. One of the
ties landed on the roof of Mr. Stevens’
house. making a hole in the roof, and
had it not been for a rafter, would pos-
sibly have gone through the floor and
injured someone.
The employee of Contractors Shipman
e Daly blasted out a large quantity of
rock at Fickett’s crossing, yesterday, and
today the excavation is far enough ad-
vanced for the men to begin work on the
masonry foundation for the abutments.
which will be pushed rapidly forward,
A large quantity of brownstone arrived
Sunday, and will be cut at once.
Yesterday, through some misunder-
standing, a horse attached to a dump
cart drawing gravel from the railroad
crossing, and in charge of James Ladri-
gan, was thrown to the ground, and the
cart overturned. Fortunately no dam-
age resulted.
Mrs. William Hoyt and Mrs. Caroline
E. Perry returned to Rowayton yester-
day from avisit of several weeks with
relatives in Bedford, N. Y.
Mr. Ripley and family, who have béen
here during the summer months, will re_
turn to their winter home in Brooklyn_
tomorrow.
Henry A. G Heuscbkel, of Main street,
is visiting in Greenpoint, L. I.
DA RIEN AND NOROTON.
The selectmen have appointed William
H. Willmott pound keeper for another
year. The pound is situated on a back
road, adjoining the residence of Henry
F. Selleck. One of Mr. Willmott'e first
official acts was to procure a lock from
the selectmen, to be placed on the pound.
Last Friday afternoon he started over
with the intention of placing the lock on
the door, but he met with some difficulty.
He found Mrs. Henry F. Selleck station-
ed there with her two sons.and they
kept in Mr. Willmott's way so that he
found it impossible to fasten the lock on.
Mrs. Sellech claims that she has a deed
to the property. and she does not intend
mallow anybody to trespass if she can
prevent rt. Mr. Willmott intends to have
thelui'k put on in a day or two. He
will probably go prepared the next time
The town has had the pound there for
years We understand that the town
counsel has Written Mrs. Selleck a letter
requesting her to deliver to the town
officials some keys that she has in her
[Xissession belonging to the pound.
Constable, Smith 0. chler visited
Christophur Filalnger‘s saloon on Rail-
road avcnue. yesterday. purchased some
liquor, and tin-n arrested the proprietor
on the charge of selling liquor without a
license, the law which the "ring" claims
was violated heir g that Filsinger has not
had his license transferred since the
builoiug he basoccirpled for some time
was moved to its present site. He. was
of South Norwulk, who adjourned the
case until Friday morning at l0 o'clock.
Benjamin Irish, a veteran of Company
G, Sixth Regiment, Connecticut \'o|uu~
tour infantry, died Saturday night.
aged severity two years. The burial took
place this afternoon in Spring Grove
cemetery.
All persons intending to he made
Voters for the coming election should
see that their names are on the list before,
Thursday, October 18th. for no name.
will be lifltll’ll after that ilftw.
Saturday night Undertaker James
Bircliuril lost a sum of money near his
place of business and will give the finder
one-half the amount, when it is returned
to him.
Joseph Morehuuso was using. a ham-
mer, yesterday, and allowvd it to full on
the forefinger of his left fraud, injuring
the member somewhat.
Tho assessors will commence their tour
of inspection. this week. It will take
about two weeks to complete the work.
There is talk among Democrats here of
running William II. Willmott, Jr.,for
representative.
Miss Annie Engel,of New York city,
is the guest of Miss Meta Birohsrd, Main
street.
Miss Elvis W. Bowen has a severe at-
tack of tonsilitis.
Real Estate Sales.
Charles E. Squire to James D. Jan-
nings, a building lot on Elm street.
Harper's Weekly.
Harper’s Weekly for October 13th con-
tainsa timely and profusely illustrated
article on “How the Streets of New
York are Kept Partially Clean." Julian
Ralph, sent as the Weekly’s special cor-
respondent to the war in Asia, wrltes of
his voyage over, and of his first Impress.
ions of Japan. A full-page picture and
accompanying diagram reveal to wow
derlng Iand‘emeu the intricate Interior
arrangement of a modern United States
«weasel. Other noteworthy features
are the Illustrated Ldeserlptiou of a Turk-
lslr summer resort. portraits of leading
members of New York's Committee of
W. Gaspar W. Whitney's allele as
Mmlvlswsut WWW
“WMWM' ‘
brought before Justice George I). Kceler, -
WESTPOBT. .
The twenty-fifth anniversary or silver
wedding of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Eno took
place at their handsome residence last
Friday evening. Covers were laid for
twenty-four guests. Mrs. Eire was at-
tired ln the same dress she wore a quar—
ter century ago and the doctor in full
evening dress.
The Weetprrt fire department have
completed arrangements for their grand
parade on Tuesday, October 23. A com,
mittee of thirty young ladies will pro-
vide the collation. Each of the local
companies has invited an out-of—tovrn
company.
A jug breaking concert will be held at
the Saugatuck Methodist Episcopal
church this evening, for ihe
purpose of raising money to assist in
paying for the new parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Hartwell, of
Greene Farms, will spend the wruterio
Florida.”
‘ WILTON.
Eccentric Hobart Pinkney. who was
found half dead from hunger on the Al-
bany poet road, on Sunday. as related in
the Wilton news yesterday, died last
night at Fordham Hospital. He was
scarcely conscious yesterday mornins
when his brother, Samuel J. Pinkney, of
No. 619 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn,
called roses him. “Do you know me,
Hobart?" asked the old gentleman, bend-
ing over the patient. The eyelids were
raised for an instant and then fell, with
no glance of recognition. The roll of
hills which was found on the old man
has not been counted. The brother would
not touch it.
There are fifty children between the
ages in” and 16 years. enumerated in
the Kent district.
Oscar Davenport and family, of Dan-
bury, visited his father. James Daven
p m.. on Sunday.
The Mission Bind will meet with Mrs.
Augustus W. Ills-ruin, on Friday after-
noon.
Mrs. Tiowbridgo has returned from a
visit with friends in Ilanbury.
Thefiiluru of the apple crop is very
marked in this town. (lue farmer who
sold over 100 barrels last year was only
able to gather six barrels of winter apples
from his entire farm.
The meeting of the Magazine club, at
the home of Miss Helen MiddlebrookJust
evening. was well attended, and plans
were made for thewinter.
The registrars will meet at the Town
House. on Thursday, for the purpose of
completing the list of voters. Unless
your naru» In on that list before 5 p. m.
on that day, you erllose your vote. (l.
W. Ogden and John W. Sturgos on: tho
registrars.
(h-nrral George F. Sherman has return-
etl from a business trip to New York city
Mr. Mi: lord, the well-linown artist of
Bridgeport, was the guest of H. (,l.
Thomson, on Saturday.
Postmaster (l. E Taylor enttrtuined
.‘llr. Baker, of South Norsaik, on blun-
day.
T" If CATHOLIC (‘ll l~ lil‘ll.
lts Relation With Protestantism llisciins
ed by Able Lawyers.
Professor William (J. Robinson. of the
Yale Law School, and Justice Simeon E
Baldwin, of the Connecticut Supreme
Court. in the United church (Congrega-
tional) at New [Ian on. Sunday night, til...
cussed “The Mutual Relations of the Ito-
ruan Catholic and Protestant (.Iburclws "
The professor‘s argument was on the
same lines as his paper read before the
Universalth convention at Saratogu a
few weeks ago uni covered the topic
from the Roman standpoint.
Justice Baldwin in replying div-«It
briefly upon the points on which the
churches dill‘ored from the time of Henry
VIII tolhepresonttlay. lur'losinngrs-
tico Iltildwin said: “Our enemies are its
enemies. The greatest danger to ltepulr
licun government in America now coures
from two sources—4hr» spread of anarchy
and the incorporation into our society of
masses of new-come foreigners unfamil-
iar with our institutions and ignorant of
the necessary limits of liberty.
Against both these forces the
Roman Catholics are our best allies.
It Is full time for all Christian
men to pull together in warefarc with
thebad world. Our differences are as
nothingcompiired to the points on which
American Protestant if hedoes not wel
come and solicit the support of Cath-
olic churches on every question of ethics
and morality."
The Rev. Dr. Lily, of St. Mary's, cc.
cupied a seat In the pulpit.
Besausa his Wages were our Down.
Wittrsorouo, October to wJohu
Evans, an employs of the Judd Marne
factoring company. of this place. made
a meeewful attempt to and his life, yes~
tsrday afternoon. by shooting himself in
the rlrbt temple with a revolver. Evans
had lib more out down stout a year
" Highest of‘alliulocswniagma—Latcstil.8.00v’t
9%!
we agree, and It will be the fault of the p
, er. colostrum. 189.4
Belting
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Are Your Children BubJeet to Group?
Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented. The first symptom
of true croup is hoarseness. This is fol
lowed by a peculiar rough*cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child become
hoarse, or even alter the rough cough
has developed.it will prevent the attacks.
25 and ISO-cent bottles for sale by G. C.
Btilluon, druguist.
children cry for
Pltcher’e Gastorla.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorln
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorfa.
When she had Chlldren,she gave them Castorla.
children Cry for
fiztcher’c castoria.
Children Cryfor
Pitcher’a Castorla.
"NOTICE!
Admission of Electors
OTIOE Is hereby glvun that the Selectmen
and Town Clerk of the Town of Norwirlk.
wflibeln session at the office of said Town
Clerk for the purpose of cramlniu the quall
flcatlons of and admin log to the e ecror‘s our it
those persons who shall be found so quulltlwl.
on Wednesday. rho Ei‘h day of October. lfillt,
fromflo'clook In the foreiuzon until ll o‘clock
In the afternoon, and by public adjournment
of said mes-flair. will be in session for said
purposes its followr. vim—
At the Police Rooms. I"ly Hall Rullrilng, In
the City of South Norwalli. on Thursday. the
23th dayof October. ll-‘lil. and Friday, the filth
day 0' lll‘lflllr‘l'. INN, .‘u'rtu II) o'clock in the
{memoir uniil 5 o‘clock In rue afternoon. and
a! rim nfllrei'f nrul ’l‘oun l'u-rk, on huiilrday.
the L’iihday of Ilvtob- r. Ihill. from lllo‘t'ltii'h In
the fo'rnoon until fio'c‘m-li In the afternoon.
And unless all e riereil on line flu-t list as "lo
berrmde‘thoae lgv‘la siruli uppuil‘ to blur
llll'llll't'tl. shall unveils-en ailmli .ed or ri-jwr.
t‘ll, wlll be In m-ls'on .or the some purposes on
.‘lllllllfly,lllf‘:lllllllfll'llflk‘ ulwr. lbill. m the
ollli’eirf sultl'l'iiwn ('lt“ll, for“ ll il'i‘lni'k In
the fore-norm urillI ti ir'i‘lni'h iii the, Alley noon.
and nor nflrl‘wririln wllh Ibis ex Mllltln, tlmi,
‘llll‘ Helm-l men unvl ’I‘owu ('IeI-k it ill be in sus—
aiolon Murillo}. the .‘u
day of November.
"Whirl lllt' ull'it'i‘of mill Torr I (‘lt-i'k. l'r‘irni fl
n‘clom lll thr- imrum-ii until 5 o'clock in the
afternoon and not Iii-IllWVltrll-l. l r the our 1» m:-
of nilinltllng lo the the elvl'lllr‘p outu nurse
person-t only whose rights vt ill minute after
Monday. the mill day of Ill-lob", WW. and on
or heron the bill tiny of November, lllllt.
Applications from urn Vol rim District may
be riniilo in either the Flt st or See ind llIi-lr'ict.
Dan-d at NorwahtJh-tober15,lli!ll.
(NI‘AR ‘V. R.\ YMOND. helm‘lmrn
EPHIIAIM Tillllllfirl. ml the Town of
S‘MITEII IHSKAM. horivulk.
H I'IKHEHT If. 5)“ I‘ll- Town l‘lurk. olil
’l‘UTiiii‘. COMMISSIONEKSUF FAIRFIEM)
l‘ill'NT‘r'.
The undersigned lll‘f'l‘ll)’ applies for a lim-uue
to sell eplrl lltrllu uiul iviluxrmii l; l‘iqlltlln. DIN"
errant lollriI law-r of line \«nlr- now in force H'-
luting to the «Ir» rrf lotion» rill L: liquors. ltl the
bulldlrtg,No. ll iiullrrwl l‘lrtl'r. iii the louii
of Norm-ill, in Wild muuly
sIgor-d, .l.«tt‘illl l.I \‘XWEELTR.
ll‘llt'il at Norwullt. the lfilli ilrty of Uri, Illflt.
hurlurretl by the lollou mg tlm elect-w and
taxpayers of l-rltlll (own. none of Wl.l)lll are
lll‘v nswd dealer's In InloxIt-iillmr liquor-s: Hu'ry
W. Ilulrbell. Strum ts'nrwnllr: lithiav E. Fri-«l-
l'lf‘li, Elm Ntrrirull; \an r'l‘ ll ifurr. ,‘lll‘wltllr:
.Ioliil ()lrlr-usi-liluger. roolh .\or\\'u.li: Willi on
H. )Irr-kr-r. South Vormtle.
t‘ounly of ll'ltll‘ll' Id 'l‘nvlll or Nlrrxvulk. this
IIrIIi ilri)‘ uf Ui‘folr-‘I', 1““.
l. town clerk of mill town. lll'l’t‘ll)’ l‘l'l‘l ’l‘i,
pursuant to the Murillo Ill Hlt'll 1"IM' provub .I,
that llrla application, on lorsul as ilfon-miill.
has been aunml toil lo iii.» "Jill I further-certify
that «rich ol’r-lrlil endure-uh In liil rim-tor rtiiil
taxpayer In mid ton n, and it term of the lorr—
uoi’rvg Illrptli'lillilll. illl’lllill’lfl the ill) wu wriiir-n
ulitllll‘M-llll'lil. liltn but u lllml’u .ill urn.
Alli-st, MEMBER" ll. SHIT",
ultl,'..'l I'ml'k of mill to.. II.
'l‘ll’l‘lll“.l‘ll‘llllln't‘lllfr‘liltfi llll‘li'Alltll‘ll'll.D
(‘lJUN’I'\'.
The llnlli'l’nllllll'll lrvr'r Ir.‘ applies for it Ilrelim
to sell splillllnlls null lll|~‘\ll' ‘IlIIK lliplnl‘h pur-
rriurul to llll‘ lows of Hm Sims “my in furor rc-
lnllut: lo the rule of lililh‘It‘llllllt:litlllUl‘flltl the
building, No. Ill “'Ilft r sin-cl, lll lllt! loun of
Norwalk, lu mud r‘oiiuly.
~l,.;m-r.. '1. HOLDSI‘IIIIIIIYI‘.
Dated at Norwallt. file will thy of lli'f.. ll‘ult.
Eudora-«l by Iln- follow trig llvv r'lt'i‘lurs moi
Iaxpuyers ..r soul town. unm- or whom
are licensed drillers In intoxicating liquors: Iv}.
llrraowakl, \‘or'wulh: Ire-Inn ’lrtll. ,\Ill'\|}ul\:
Hy lvester Ilr'nfhvru ll Not": all: P'i I" it Her
Illl‘lll‘llil. Norwulla; .l: Im II. lloyr. Surwalk.
(‘ouniy or Full llelil. 'l'mr ll of Notwolk,
thin ltllh day of l li-tnlnr. It‘lll.
L Town rtlor ll of mid 'l‘im ll. lrurr'lry t'rrrIlfl'.
pursuant. to fit“ st «lulu In such r~u~e provlili ll.
llml thin upplli'ullou. indurm-tl lH Mort-mull,
has been nulmdltml to inc, and I lurlheri-erfl
tlfy that each of sold t‘ll lorrwre Is ltll elector
llllll taxpayer Iii rahl town. and that a copy of
the foregoing appllr' mum. Including the ohm e,
Wl'ltll‘llt'llllllfrll‘llli‘lll.llril‘ b on flied with me.
Atteet. liltlfllllilf‘i‘ ll. Nhll'l‘ll.
olll, '."l lflm'lt of mild town.
horror-Q
U'I‘II'K lit llrrrbyqu-rr llru u nwerliu: will
.l he held ill llwflimni'll l ‘ltnmllr't‘. on Hat'-
”and armor. Monilrw even nu. Oct. 21:, lllllt, at
3 o'clock. by the hard of Councilmen of
HouthNurwalli. for the purpose of lierirlrur
partleslnteresml In the proposed layout n!
Utah" street from airfield avenue to lb»
(,lonnmtlcirt Tumolltr. and from Ilml'onueell»
out Turnplke. to Taylor avenue. so as loruake
the street unlformly titty feet wide
olllzt EDMUN I) E. ClioWlll. City Clerk.
MIN) ls bevel) ‘ glwn that tho Rwlrrlrart
of Voters of tie Heeoud Voting District
of thetowuof Norwallt wlll be In session an
olive Heatiqusrtvrs.ln said town. on Thurs
iln . October filth. from ll o'clock a. m. ltlfi
o’c col: 9. m.. for the ptll’p‘mfl of recelvlrur ap-
llcatlons tobsmade electors In said Second
Istrlct. .
RIUIIARI) ll. notrm. .
s u rv ."'““.I§"“*‘il3".l”‘livi It
e srarso tiers. con on are.
listed at Norwalk. Oct. 8th , It“?
08 ll Ill I7 I!
Nerrés;““”
OTIOI ls am given that the it strut-s
N of Voters of lge Third Voting Dies‘t‘rlct of
he 'l‘nwn of florwalk will he in session at I.
ldmuuds' store. at Van Zandt avenue. last
orwalk. In its laws. on Thu her
h. from 9 on k s. m..» Ie'n
rude
to rmandf inane t
be rdsysamllovemherldrmnt'ioto‘3nmta
harnesses! saws.
MEIGS & ‘00.
SCOTCH CHEVIOT.
No better goods made for Wear, woven
through and through, no shoddy. no
cotton in the warp, We had one hun-
dred pair of Men’s Pants made from
these goods. We got a bargain in the
cloth and give you the benefit of It by
selling Pants that would sell at regular
price for .3 50, at ‘250. Fashionable
light brown, side pockets, cut to fit, very
neat. Send your measure and we'll send
them, C. O. D. with privilege of exami-
nation. Uome here for your Underwear.
We've everything In merino to finest
wool.
‘MEIGS (it 00.
1127 Mall) Corner Bank Streets, Bridgeport, Ct.
Taylor ‘8: Golden-m
BealEslaieandlnsurance.
WASHINGTON BTKISE’I.
I’ermns lookln foralol. or house anon...
with the view 0 pure-basin r. are invited r.
call and examine our Ilst. i t.- have them fir-
sale In awry part of the city at reasonablr
prices and on may terms. au2ll if
Whitman.
(IOPIEH of Harper's‘Youmr People. (r'hrlsr
J mas nunrlmr. Den. l8. Ill-3 A nod rice
for same. send at once to l'I-lINUl 'Al.‘ '. U.
FOOT E. o‘ifl 3t
( FFICE boy. Reference-a r» qlill'f'll. Atl-
‘ dress In own handwriting. P. 0. Box 6114}.
South Norwalli. Conn. old 5!.
TWO gentlemen can be act-omnrlatrd with
table board at MRS. U.\YI.ORI)'H, l5
Crescent T err-rice. oI2 lw
OUNG man as bookkeeper. must be accur-
ate and Hood nonrrrsn. Salary small but
i'llllli‘t: for ltdvalll't‘lllelll. Address In own
handwriting. Box till. South Nor walk, (l‘t.3
ll II. T,
To LET.
. FIRST-claw house of ten room». In good
lllt‘allilll Moth-m lru Murmur-ills. In
quire of OLIVER. I‘Z. BAliKttlt, Agent Ml
Washington street. til" :‘il
\1‘ No 5Tolle~t street. Nice light, room for
I one or two. in ”Halo family; will) both
and all t‘lrnVl/lllt‘flf'l'fi. 'l‘t-rms l'f‘llblllllrll'l‘. fling
ililrtl hell. 01:; iii
T llowayton. voorl llilllrlr' rrf sen-n rooms.
near elulrlt- I'Irllll. Stride rirrilll If rs».
qulrird. Rent Elllpv-r month. Apply iii-rum-
ally or by mail to WILLIAM .l. Flt-\‘V,
Iluwa} ton. I‘mm. r131w
I Halli \ltll- u‘urimrnrs r-n M-mrnl floor.
:lllllrt-hard street. Norwulk. Four lumi-
room-r, ran-sees, worry and bath room. Fam-
Ily of adults pr: fr-rrcil. Apply on the ruwmi-
Met. "17) If
ly‘IYRVlfilih‘l) room to one or ten gentle-
men. Address "L." care, of SrzsriNI-zi.
office. 013 3t,
F‘Ul'll room apurr‘rm-uts, Nf‘t'llflll unrl illlrll
floor“, from. and rear. rent 55 owl
31H. “worn. or Corbett block. llltllh
lighted. limited and churned. Apply at the
oiilcu of the “Lil WELL ('IHAI’. I'll. -“-'l
“‘ro-lilngloii ulrr-r-l u’lll ff
()WER ill or of large house, No. ~l~‘ Meadow
1 street. near'I‘nuxmwrylurritvu . Water In:
rent 82'. lilq-ilw on premises or at 21'» “Val
avenue Souill Nnriralk. oll if
VE‘VIN furnish-«l f'rtllll“. Apply at I;
l l'nlou street, m urli .Vitrl'l'ltllt. oll lit
’I‘Ill“. Knights of P‘yllll IN hall for sni‘lrty and
lodge mm Hut-s. Moderate trrru-L AH-
plv to the Internet at ”W hall between t4 or (I In
o'clock t-Ven ’i‘lrr r.~ lay nvrnlng,or to lllllflillt’l‘
‘v'l'. Hill: I). 01'» Fur-i l’rrilll r rill. lila~t Norfi‘l’tlk.
o rt
’ \._ ._
’ ‘lllll‘ll‘? rmrrrr-ufllh'niill. Main slrm‘l. writer
in. rent iii-:51 Woodward llt'r'lllll‘. ti m-vrrts.
siwirrid floor, rvlil 8-“. Apply to E. A. “Hill”
Wait“.
F0 ll S A I. l').
0) und 3 ply mulling. limb-«merit. Hoof riml~
a ing. l'laslit'stm‘ullnlug. l’nllllJlILIilurw
und putty. filll'Tli MlliWAldi ll.\lfll-
WAlil'1('ir., t’lfioulli Main street. ul'J if
Au I'Xlll‘l‘ll‘lll't'll Hieuogrupber from New
York desires to open it school of
Shunhand and Typewriiing
In Norwulk. l‘onu. Terms will be reasonable,
and a practical and thorough knowledge of
the all guaranteed. All tho-m who have any
thought or taking up the Mllrjv-i‘l would do
wall to
WRITE FOR l’All'l‘lClTl.AllS
To~
STENOGRAPHER.
l’. 0.. Norwalll. i‘onn.
olzllt
Raymond & eons.
Hm veer-ore in George II. Raymund.
l-‘rrrnltrire llr-ulm s and fl rio'al l'trrrr-rul
lliroclors.
to end rill rtalri turn-r, fiorwalli. Ct.
Iteslilvrrce, ll llrrlteley rises.
Telephone, 77-4.
City lssessors’ Notice.
E. the. undersigned. hereby giro Notice to
all ,rwmertntl cor rural lonlesble to y
taxes Int re fifty of flour r Nurwalli. that l my
are required by law to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them, on or before the first day of
November. 1894, a written or printed lat.
outed signed and errors to. or all the property
owned by them on the let day of new rer, liter.
llnble to taxatlon. otherwise It will be the not!
of the Ammutu makeoiit such lint seem -
ing to their best judgment and knowledge.
and adding ten per cent. therein, which m
are compo led by law to do, and from whle
lists so made there Is no up .
N. B.-l.lsts may be returned to the Assess-
ors. at the Council Room anllanrl, street.
Houth "menu from and minding (recliner
tats. 1mm: and luciudltls November to.
said odioeto moves from late
a to t o'clmrh. p.
l8 o‘clock a.
u bio of south: Kuwaiti. October
anon}
W
or piano lump. Is handsomely flu shed a
The Eagle Ilil llealtr.
The ”Essie" Is the most wsrful oil
In the marker; gives radii-la heat warlord;
other oil stove nowtln use, beating a room Ill:
16 up to 75° in the coldest weather at cost
one cent per hour. It is extremely ll 31‘ a
portable. and can be carried around ills hons‘a
while burning with tie greatest facility and
safety.
lleln constructed on the popular and fa-
miliar ocheeler centre Draft principle with
extra high cylinder. Its combustion Is simply
pgrfcctand absolutely odorless while burn-
t rtqufres no more care than our ban not
exv
tremely nrnamentul;ls the only heater pro-
vided wlth a water riservolr generating
steamnhus renewing the oxygen. and prop
Venting vltlatfon of the air.
Our only directions are: Keep It filled. and
wipe clean. taking care not to turn the wick
too hlgb, These simple directions belaglollow-
on. we guarantee every heater to give perfect
satisfaction. The price. $6.98.
SOUTH NORWALK
Boston Store,
83 Washington Street,
South Norwall.
population.
Hoyt’s Opera House
CO NCERT.
TUESDII EVENING OCT. IS. '94
I'Nlll‘flt 'I'IIF. Al'nl'lf‘lih' (IF
King's Daughters of Trinity Church
Jaime. H. Pnr-Mt,-r’ Nev» York. I‘Zlomiloulst.
Mrs. Marlo Alllllflil'lli’ hummer». New York.
Soprano .‘uluirl.
l’rof. Al'l’r'rl llrilarn. llll‘lllllll‘, leader of
Sinrirronl llil'rll zo but .. iy,
Mrs. Iiuogrne lions. Somalis. Soprano Solo-
Isl.
‘ Miss H. 5. Colflelm. New Haven. mandolin-
ill.
’I'Iu- Ah: ()llul‘li'llt'. .‘lrk. Ilium m- lilo-u. Miss
.li-iruln l’riirzmt. Mr. I". J. Forte. Mr. Frank
(‘illlln‘llt‘h
ADMISSION 500.
Ilvservml swat . nlnuliml without extra
chum» ltl I’Irildrrl'eliilillrli-unry’ulrug store‘s,
after Nu. m.. Harold"), Ui'lnlx'l‘ IJtih. m
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER II.
The Great Hit of the Boston,
The Bright and Breezy comedy.
BHABIEY’S AUNT.
Direction cf Charles Fromm.
HAVE YUI: KEEN Ill!) 27
Ml.
Wold. MONT Mill.“ llldlt. HIE III THE
ovum: til‘ LAi'isll’l‘Elt.
i’rlr'es Rho. {or rind 77m.
and lireuur)‘: rl; mt stone.
"are; “nearing...”
SATURDAY. OCT. 20.
The Famous
heals If. I’laielrrl‘rt
olil
.. m.....
Iew Ilocksladar
MIIISTIIEL CllllPllll.
1“ 50 w ARTISTS - 50
Under direction Mr. Lev M.
must-m.. res
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