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SOUTH .‘NOR
. BEN
THUR , A . OCTOBERis. 1394.1
ass as .. some or ran on is
. ' ‘ sisr secular.
traveling Painter l'aila Under the
Wheels ole might Trail at liteh's
lira-iii: and His legs are Frightfuily
Crashed-Other flaps and mishaps.
, The barn of Josiah F. Jones. the team-
Illu' who lives on Howard avenue, East
Nnrwslb, was burned to the ground
nhout 10 ofclock this morning, together.
with its contents, which included a
horse, harnesses. numerous tools and
utensils, feed and other articles. A stack
dhey,about live tons, standing along-
nidethe barn, was also burned. Mrs.
Jones went out in a pufure lot, a short
, distance from the house.to bobble a cow,
l
leaving her four~year-old son near the
house. During her absence the lad got
some matches, and as he afterward told
it “piled the hay [under Danny, (the
horse), and set him on fire." William
‘5 Miller, the head clerk in Charles E. Sey-
: , flames shot in the air.
' thebarn and found only two women
l
I
mour’s grocery store, was driving along
the highway, when 'the smoke and
He hastened to
there, so he opened the barn door for the
purpose of getting the horse out, but a
lbeetof flame drove him back, and he
alsoeaw the dead body of the horse in-
side. By this time Mr. Fitch. his two
hired men and another man arrived, and
seeing it was useless to save the bare,
with Ifr. Miller, they formed a bucket
brigade, Two or three of the men got
on the roof of the house and prevented
this from taking fire from the
sparks. which were flying very
thickly. The barn was nota very
largeone, but was comparatively new,
and with the horse, other contents, and
hay. the loss to Mr. Fitch will be over
31,000. Re carried no insurance.
Extra freight No. 9. which passes
[through this place at 3:45 o’clock, was
near the white overhead bridge.east of the
station, yesterday afternoon, when Her-
man Zimmerman attempted to board
one of the care. He missed his footing
and fell under the wheels, which passed
over his legs, crushing them badly, the
left one being ground to pieces be-
low the knee. When a passenger train
came along a few minutes later the in-
jured man was planed on board and
taken to the Bridgeport depot, from
which place the ambulance conveyed
him to the General Hospital. where his
leg was amputated. Zimmerman is
thirty-two years of age, and is a carri-
age painter. His home is in Newark, N.
J., which be left a week ago to see if he
could find work in the country. The
average man would succumb to the
shock attendant upon the operation, but
Zimmerman, who is remarkably strong.
is expected to survive.
The ladies of the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal church scored a great vic-
tory at the closing of thrit‘ annual Har-
vest Bazaar, last night. The reports
from various committees are not com-
plete as yet.ibut it is estimated that the
society willinet one hundred and fifty
dollars. For pluck land enterprise the
members of this society have few equals.
They have siibscriixd and paid toward
the building of the church, $3,700. They
will now have a gmdly sum toward
paying the remainder of the subscription
of $800. ___ W-
The Thursday night prayer and revival
aervrcs will begin tonight at the East
Avenue church at 7:30 o'cliclr, with a
praise service from the "Songs of Love
8nd Praise." The ofiicial board wth
meet immediately after the meeting.
Richard D. Murphy, of East Washing-
ton street. was working in a brass foun-
dry in Stamford, yesterday, and while
handling:_an electric dynamo had his
right hand so badly injured that he is
unable to work today.
John Remson. who has beenconduc-
tings lunch room at 175 Washington
street bridge, has moved into F. C,
Broker's building on Water strei t, for-
merly occupied by l‘iaeuseler, the her-
her.
Two more car loads of brick and a out
load of lumber have arrived at the East
Norwalk freight yard to be used in the
construction of thatched house at the
County Home. ”W M
Newsman J. ii. Wheeler dude that his
quarters are becoming cramped for his
increasing business and he is considering
the advisability of moving into another
store.
, Messrs. Randall. of the East Norwallr
dill, are having a new bottom put in and
other repairs made to their large scow,
which has been quite badly damaged by
worms.’ . M A
Bevel-l trees are being removed from
the grounds of Mrs. Elizs Rupp's Van
‘ Zandt avenue residence.
Airs. M. G. RSEULBJ" Mrs. '1‘. l5. Grif.
do, of Henry street, are visiting relatives
_ ill Stamford.
The Weetport "ties Bird" came into
' pert yutei‘day with another load of semi-
Jovi-
lusty lseaped With their lives.
' , In Bedding. haterday night, a house
parehasedby Beach Baldwin,
Eilii THE EAST SIDE
‘ sun’s or rail stamina;
Mrs. R. l. Knapp’s residence\‘ at 8
Wilmington street is in the hands of the
painters. The front iencels also being
rebuilt.
Attorney John J. Walsh. of Norwalh,
is in Bridgeport today defending the
mean! Taylor and Howard, the Dan-
bury burglars.
Flie In-as-Muoh Circle of King's
Daughters held a suoressfui entertain-
ment and supper at the residence of
Charles F. ’i‘ristram, Berkeley street,
last night.
Palestine Castle, A. 0. K. of Ii. C.~
held a special meeting last night, and dc
sided to tubes lease from January 1st.
of the third floor of W. F. Mandeville’s
new building, on Washington street.
Up to the hour of going to press the
case of Herman Snyder. the ex-Tax Coi-
lector of South Norwark, who is await-
ing trial for embezzlement, had not been
reached in the Superior Court, Bridge.
part. but a telephone despatch to THE
SENTXNEL announces that very likely it
will be reached late this afternoon.
The water pipe on Main street, Nor-
wallr, burst last night near McCormach's
blacksmitn shop and washed the macad~
am road so bad that it will take twenty-
flve or thirty loads of top dressing to re-
pair it. The street washed from the
point of the break down to School street.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kellogg and
son. who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Kellogg, on Wall street,
Norwalk, left town this morning for
Birmingham. where they will be guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tuttle before
returning to their home in East Chelotte.
Vermont.
THE NEWARK STRIKE.
it is Sold to be Further l'rorn a Bottle.
merit Than_ Ever.
The Newark Evening News says the
hatters‘ strike in that city is further
from a settlement than ever.
A delegation of the female trimmers
employed in the various hat shops vislt~
ed the room where the meeting with the
State Board of Arbitration was being
held. The young women did not remain
long in the room, however, but left in a
body, claiming that the men had treated
them in a very insulting manner.
“Why, they were all smoking and
swearing, and they were their hats all
the time we were in the room," said one
of the girls. "We told them that we
wore hungry and that was our reason for
being there. But they don't know how
to treat ladies, anyhow."
The conference of bosses, strikers and
members of the State Board of Arbitra-
tion was not productive of results. The
wage question seems to have become of
secondary consideration, as the fight
hinges on the question as to whether~ or
not the men will be accepted as a union
body.
The strikers (lemund that the work‘s
in the varii us departments shall berecog-
nized as union men and union women,
and assert that they will starve before
they will concrde this point. On the
other hand the bosses say that the men
can starve. but they will reserve the
right to hire whom they please. urliott or
non’union people.
school. at sucis
Interesting Programmes to lie Rendered
'lomorrow Afternoon.
The following programme will be ren-
den-ii at the Franklin street school to-
morrow afternoon:
Chorus, “Hones Now Awayz" Grade 2!,
"The Chickens." Edwina Cousins; Grade
8. “Hiawatha‘s Childhood." Lucien Bo-
gardus; tirade ti, “Barbara Frietchie."
Dora titeierwald: chorus. "(loud-by to
Summon" Grade :7, "A Legend," Sadie
Newman; Grade 5, song. “The Winds,"
Verena Heine. Dora Heine. Charlie Steicr-
mild and (.ieorge Williams; Grade 6.
“Luck," George Hearse, Grade 7, “Rainy
Days." Kate Conner; chorus, “Nymphs
of the Ocean Spray."
The rxclcists at the Concord street
school will be as follows: Bong, “(lid
Familiar Place." school; recitations,
"Time Enough." Arthur Cookerharn;
“The Swallows." Julia Unguary; "Be
Honest and True," (isrtrude Britain;
“Why I'm Happy," Fred Force; “Child's
Thoughts of the Clouds," Sadie Brown:
memory game by six girls, Florence
Welch, Eva Judson, Nellie Doulena.
Margie llalloran. Grace Redford, Lillie
Ascheruong, “Over and Over Again,"
school; recitations, “Luck," Alfred
Boutwell;“Kittens and Babies," Gertie
Halloran; “Going Nuttiug." Lena Harris;
"Something for Children,” Charles
Smith; “The Gunner and the Bird,”
George Barnes; "The Empty Nest,"
Annie Venell; “The Wind and the
leaves," Hattie Ilogardus; song. ”Patri—
otic.” school.
3.
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Officers of the Grand Encampment.
At the annual meeting of the Grand
Encampment of Odd Fellows of the state
of Connecticut, held in New Inndon, the
following officers were elected: Grand
patriarch, William Taylor. Merlden; G.
H. priest. Dmmmon P. Mei-win, Milford;
grand warden, George W. Garnp, Bridge-
port; grand scribe, Frederick Botsford,
New Haven; grand treasurer, John
W. Smith. Waterbury; grand junior
warden. Arthur (3. Wheeler. of
Rorwslh; grand representatives, 0
Wood. to fill vacancy; grand marshal.
Minimal! Men
WW“‘5‘M “W
f minimums;
l’overéLstest ms. Gov't Report
ox;
Bald W
Powdnei
Anaemia! Dunn
. Heatin- of the Hospital Annotation.
A special meeting of the Norwalk Hos-
pital association was held in the Norwaih
Library rooms, last. night, and the arti-
cles of incorporation and the by-laws
were amended so that now the number
of visitorsto the hospital shall not ex-
ceed twenty-four. two of whom shall
vlsittheiuetitutlon each month and as
often thereafter as they shall deem propv
er. It was voted that the annual meetv
ing of the directors shall be held during
the week following the annual meeting
of the association. and other stated meet-
ings shall be held on the second Monday
in each month. Mrs. Charles Tristram
and Miss Julita Hati h were added to the
visiting committee. A check for $l00
was received from Eben Hill. A com-
mittee was appointed to confer with
parties in Westport relative to a bed in
the hospital.
Connecticut Patents.
The following patents Were issued
Oct. 16 List furnished from offices of A.
M. Wooster, patent lawyer and solicitor,
Bridgeport:
T. H. McDonald, Bridgeport. graplri
phone; B. I). Druen. New Haven, two
patents, spring trace post, coach step;
James S. Copeland, Hartford, pedal;
Francis E. Richards, Hartford, nine pa-
tents, travelin grate furnace; Lewis H.
Nash, South orwallr, six patents. dist
water meter; Victor Leber. Danbury.
lire escape ; T. L. Bristol, Ansonia. plat-
ing metals with aluminum ;0. A. Glahn,
Wallis ford, orange holder; E. A. Rue.
sell. allingford, shade holder for in-
candescent lamps; If. N. Judd. New
Britain, snap hook ; E. G Schleichsr.
Stamford, wheel for vehicles. Designs:
John flopson, Jr.. Waterbury. three de-
signs, clock case. Trade-mark: J. B.
Williams company, Glastonbury, shav-
ing soap
A Word Filly Spoken.
Had l a daughter to train. said a
woman of the world. one accomplish-
ment above all should be taught her——
to make herself agreeable without de-
scending to malre fun of other people.
Much. if not most, of the fun current
among young folk consists of picking
others to pieces. Bright people are
given tense their wit very freely upon
others who have the misfortune to
come near them. Women especially re
gard the world outside their immediate
circle as created to afford them amuse-
ment, not of the most amiable kind.
They are not discriminating enough to
see what underlies and clients the pe-
culiarity whichprovokcs their fun. The
ill-dressed, hurried woman is commonly
trying to carry affairs whose burden her
critics would shirk shamelessly. No
wonder if the brave spirit steps awk-
wardly and unbecomingiy under the
load she can but just hear without
breaking. Those who bait their fun on
her mustlaughundlaughagalo unneed-
ing.»llousawifo. 7‘
So Live.
Full of pity, he compassionate and kind
to all creatun-s that have life. Pass ihv
lifeiu honesty and in purity of heart.
From the truth neVer swerve; faithful
and trustworthy, injure not thy fellow
man by deceit. Putting away slander.
abstain from caluuioy. What then hear'
set here. repeat not elsewhere to rain a
quarrel against the pimple there. Thus
liveasa binder together of those who
are friends, a poawmaker, a lover of
peace, a speaker of words that make
peace. l’utaway bitterness of speech;
speak whatever word is humane, pleasant
to the our; lovely, reaching to the heart.
Are Your Children Subject to (.‘roup'.’
Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented. The first symptom
of true croup is hoarseuese. This is fol
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. ll
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 fill-cent battles for solo by (l. O.
Stillson, druggist.
W‘VClilldren Cry for
Pltcher’e Castorla.
When lit-by was siclr. we gave her Castorlo.
Whenalie was a Chumshocrled for Custom
When she becameMlss, she clung to Galleria.
When she had Chlldreu.ahe gavethcm Oratorio.
Children Cry for
Fltcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
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Schoolof Shorthand
and Typewritlng.
*1! THI-
llssoiils Building, Will 8t, lor-
. will, will spin list. It. ml.
as com win any '- wu.
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, oi Feirdale, N. Y., says: “ Dr.
Band’s Colic Cure is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. It
willquiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand’s Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggista. 25 cents.
Human life is held too cheaply when
the individual who needs a tonic for his
system'seeirs to recover his wants by
purchasing every new mixture that is
recommended to him. Remember that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has a Well-earned
reputation of fifty years‘ standing.
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llcal Estate and insurance,
WAHIIINGTIHN li'l'flllll'l'l‘.
Persons looklrr fora lot. or house and lot.
with the View 0 purchasimpare invited to
call and examine our list. V e have them for
sale in every part of the citv at moulds
prices and on easv terms. anal tf
r
moans?“
POSITION by youhg lady as booths r
A or cashier. Call at this ofllce. 017 ill.”
MEANING and dyeing establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street. on line of electric cars. South Nor-
wallr. Conn. We respectful] announce to the
citizens of South Norwallr. . «mull: and viola.
lty that we established ourselves in yo ll"
midst. in the dyeing and cleaning business,
and are now prepare-l to do all kinds of clean-
ing and dyeing in the very best civic and man-
ner. Ladias' suits. dresses, either made up or
a art. cloaks. capes. lnfanta‘ capes. hoods,err- ,
bone. fringes. piano. organ. billiard covers,
mufflers scaria. tics, lllll gloves kill shoe-i.
also feathers cleaned and cm led. Gentleman's
armenls dyed or cleaned and pressed in the
t manner. 0. liU'l'l‘EliFABti. mill if
(V UTAH teacher wanted. Address "W. N."
1' South Norwnlk port office. olll ll.
\IARRlEl) man (no familyl to cars for
1 horses and garden, 5 miles from Nor-
wallt. Wife tooook and general housework.
Comm-tent couple. A permanent situation
Address 286. this office. olll IR
()FFICE lmy. Rl'il’i‘ililf‘b'ri ruiuirril. Ail'
dress in own hamlwrliiog. i’. 0. Box Mil,
South Norualh. (our). mill 5!
'l‘Wilgr-nllemo-n can be lumin-ilaml with
lair a board at Mil-‘9. LiAYiAllill'fl. ll
Creator-t l'l-rrm‘o. 012 he
1'0 Li”. 1'.
FlRHT-l'libhfl lion-moi ten rooms. in good
location Modern li‘n row-merits. In
quire of UIJVER E. BARKER. Agent til
it aehlngton s rest. will fit.
T ilowaytiin.siiml house of seven rooms.
nr‘ur elm-trio run/l. Stable room if rc-
qulred. Rent tillper month. Apply pnrrmv-
ally or by mall to “ilrLIAM J. (RAW
(.lfylw
Kmart) ton. i‘onn.
I
EHiR-illl.hiaiarlrriciirs on reroml floor.
:illilri'lmrd street. Nnrivalk. Four large
rooms. presses. biting and “will room. Fain-
llyof iii ults prrir-rru . Apply on the illt‘llll'
sees
01-.) if
P‘ill'li I‘I‘illll apartments. Hl‘i‘llll'l and third
lllml‘a, from and rear. rem fill and
ilfl, .‘Wnl‘ll .9 (‘urlwtt block. Hulls
lighted. healed and cleaned. Apply at the
ril'llr'vl ilf ”er (’11:, Whirl: ('lfiAlf. i'll.. Ni
‘V\'fl"lllilulill\ sin-rt all“ if
I. \‘Vmulu itrri iu'rluio. Water in Mill hull-e
in gnml condition limi' Sill. zippy to Wall: 1'
L. Will-ox. ll\l‘l post oillr-w. r-‘oilili Norwnla
“.7 :ii.
Ui'ii‘l at ill Meadow ~trei-l. l'urilri‘ of
UW hilt floor of largo house. NI). ill Mt‘llililw
J street. near’l‘ruinwuv turnmi . Water in:
rent .0. lnlllll't' on lf'I‘Hllllt‘H or at L'il Wmi
arr-nun. slow ll Norwaik. oi i if
V ‘lllihllli rooms. YilHoml. Main r-lri-o-t. \“lllt'f‘
in. rent 8N1“ Wmulwarri iiwnuc. d room-o.
si-r-oml ilo. r. real so. Apply to E. A. W001“-
WARD.
["0“ SA LE.
Ul'SEliillJl llll'illlllrl‘. alum-l new. and
lil rxz't-lliinl. i'mlillllllii. “'lll liu Hillil
I'all early. Blith.1li.‘l£.
o Til
1
cheap. ll’ mill at once.
l.ll1A(lli. ho. ll llavilar il street,
0 Mill 3 ily roollmr. lioof'i'rinoni. Roof coul-
lug. l’lusllnsmvo'llnlng. l’uintJllLillasa
and pour. Nlll'Tll NUliWAlAi nann-
Whlthl (30.. 42 South Main nirt‘t". at! if
NOTICE!
Admission of Electors
NOTICE is hereby glVi'll that the [sh-lectures
and Town i'lerli of ill" Town of Normallt.
will help session at the «lillco of said Town
(link for the purpose of o-xstiiliiing the quail
dilutions of and Mlinltllngto the elector‘s oath
those persons who shall be found so i‘lllflllllPtl.
rm Wrdimwriuydhol’d'li day of (ll‘lnirr, MM,
from ll o'clock in the forenmm lllllll ll o’cklck
in the afternoon. and by public adjournment
of said ”Help”. will lbe in session for said
urooses M ollows, v 1.;-
D At the Police llmms. (lily Hall Building. in
the City of South Norwallt. onflhursday. the
25th (in of (lumber. MM. and Friday. the faith
tiny of clolwr. lllllt from It) o‘clock In the
forenoon uuill ii o‘clock in the afternoon. and
at the omi-o of raid Town Clerk, on Hattirda ’.
the with day of ()Cloll' r llllll. from lilo’doch n
the for-moon until rio'clooa in the afternoon.
And unless all entered on the first list as "to
be made"wlio-e rights shall appear to have
maturethall haveheen admitted or reject-
ed,will he iii session for the some purposes on
Manda ,thelllltlida of October. will. at the
silica 0 said Town lurk. from it o'clock in
the foreman untlld o’clock in the afternooné .
and not. afterwards with this exci- turn the
said hcleotmen and Town Clerk till i be in san-
slon on Monday. the 5th day of ovembrr.
llilli. at the ofllce of said Town illerh from ll
o'clock in the forearms untlll’: o (dealt in the
afternoon. and not afterwards, for the purpose
of admitting to the tile elrcmr's est 1 t one
room only whose rights will mature after
ondsy. the 29th day of (lumber. ill“ and on
or before the nth day or November will.
Applications from an Votlnir lllstrlct may
be malls in either the rat or second District.
Dated at Forwallt. October 15, Wt.
ocean W, RAYMO ,l select men
EPH all! THOMES. (of the Town of
Half h DABKAM v atlt
HERBERT
Raymond 8: Sons.
Sweaters to George ll. Raymond.
Furniture healers and General Funeral
illusion.
“math-la miIM“
,Wsmm
. orw .
5.8Mi'f‘li.'l‘owni7lerk. ollllw _. M -
3!"me ”"0.
MEIGS & 00.
m .muwm
senicu tumor.
No better goods made for wear, woven
through and through, no shoddy, no
cotton in the warp. We had one nun-
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 .850, at 02.50. Fashionable
light brown, side pockets, cut tollt, very
neat. Send your measureand we'll send
them C. 0. D. with privilege of exami-
nation. Uome here for your Underwear.
We’ve everything in merino to finest
wool.
,MEIGS & 00.
am Main Corner Hank Fifi-sets. Bridgeport,
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'l‘Ogi EgOMMiHfilONEifl-‘l 0? 'A flint”)
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The undersigned hereby applies for a license
to sell spirituous and lnmxlcsr ing liquors. pur-
suant tn the laws of the films now in force re.
listing to the sale of intoxicatingiirpwrsmt the
hulldlng. No in Water strret. mu! 1 Norwalk,
ill the town of Norwaili. in Mid («trim .
f‘iflfmfil. (IAKPAHZUEMJNMCH.
flared at. Nanle. the llitli (My of UM villi,
Endorsed ll; the following five electors and
taxpayers a. said town. nnna of whom
are licensed dealers in intoxicating ll! core:
Charles l'lzdler, Nnrwrrllr' Andrew (5h stem
sen. East. Norwailr; l". W. intman. Booth
Norwnlk; Wi’liium P. Beers. l‘ioi‘tl‘h horwall:
Augustus lie-)srnrntli.l-lriiitli Norwallt.
f‘nunty of i-‘slrllelrl, 'i‘nwn of Norwait,
this llllli day of October. 1m.
i. ’l‘own Mark of said Town. hereby rmifv,
pursuant to the statute in such case providr rt.
that this application, indi mod on efmrsulri.
has been submitted to me, and l inriher rmlo
tlfy that sun at said snrlorsers is an elector
and tarpon er in mid town. and theta copy of
the. foregoing application. including the above
written endorsement. has bren filed with me.
art-mt, HERBERT it. fiMlTfl.
obi. ‘25 Clerli of said town.
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VT
The undersigned hereby applies for a license
to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors. pur-
suant to the laws of the Write now in force re-
1‘0};ng COi‘VriMlHi-liONERfi 0F I'Al RHELD
latln-r in the sale of intoxicating llql’lril's. at the
building. No. 29 south Main street, m the town
of Norwalk. in said county.
H'gned. MAR/Tl}; SPlilllf.
Dated at Norwailt, the lift» day of Oct... NM.
Fullorsad by the following five elector-i and
taxpayers of said town. none of whom are
Home ldealr-rs in intoxicating liquors: ii 'fl'!‘
(1. iv‘roeb. Lowe sire-er; William lift-arbor .
Norwalli; Cnar’s-r Fir'lflr'l'. Norwiulli; George ’
Fisher. Reynolds street; John Ulric-.tischlagcr,
sloulli Norwnllr.
t ouniy of Fairlirlrl Town of Norwnik, fills
lTili day of (lr'tolwr, Nil. '
i. iownclerlt of said town, hereby ('ertlfv.
pursuant to the statute in such case prrrvldrrl.
that this flpinli‘flililll. eniltll'm'fl nit aforesaid,
has lwun suhml tsrl in me. and l furtlmrmrrlfy
that each of said enillif‘m‘l‘fl ls an elr-r'rnr mid
itlltprilr‘r in said town. and mono]; of the fore--
vniuir app it‘liilun. ii cluding the all m: written
endorsriiicm i u,- been film with liw.
Aunt. “Errol-tit. it. sMiTH,
olll, L’fr f'lr-rli of soul in , ti.
rl‘ill‘iiw ('(lMerz-iloxifiltsni‘ l-‘a “HELD
(,‘uffx’l‘l’:
The mulcrslunrd hereby applies for a licrnse
to l-l'll l'lpll‘llimusl arul intoricmlng lslfilthfs
p warrant. to the laws of t m
Pilate now in force relating to the sale of
intoxicating liquors. at. the building. No. 4!
W liter street, south Nt rivallt, in the town of
Noi'Wulk. in ~itlll ('llnnfv.
Hivrir'l. il‘rLANK f‘. REVERE.
listed at Norwalk, the 17m day or rm . lam.
Endorsed by the following five elrriore and
Dugout-rs of fluid town. none of whom are
llf'f‘llrwl dealers in intoxicating liqrmrw:
lit-urge l’. Flat-her. h if") nolils sfrref: W llllum
Weisliclufloulh Nnrwnlk: filtering 'lhiirrrin,
Hulllil horunlk: Will‘lim H. fiehrmiinn. Emir
Nora mil; Werrlluuml Pi‘lllli‘l. rt" an avenue.
Forum of lt‘ulrunlil. Town of .‘rormsllr. this
lilli fl‘t_\ iil' ili‘lnhvl‘. Lilli
l ’l‘nwn Merit of mm 'I‘mvv . hereby r‘r'l‘fifyr,
pursuant in the i-iutulr- lll sin-ll (-nse provided,
that this uppi union endorsed usafnrrsmvlJllw
been filllltti'lft'll ill me, aid l further certify
l'iatcui-li of snivi I‘n(ltlrsll'l‘li is an elector amt
taxpayer in aunt town. and rtml‘ is copy of the
lill’t‘llhlllll application. including the above
wrillrslir-nilnrsi-mrtlil. his been fl ed with rm.
Atlmu. lllilrlltlillt'i‘ if. SMITH.
015.23 “lurk (if said “town.
' it) THE ('llWlil-irlilVlditH flir‘
Fllilull'ill'fi'l‘Y
'l‘lu- mm- r~igv «ll burr-by applies for rr llf‘rYIY-r
tnscl Filli‘llllull'l and in “Vlll'ltllinr Liquor",
pursuant. in tho .iw-« of the 'lil'r- now in f: r- :-
rotating to ill" rim: of hill x‘rntlni l‘mmh lit
the lllllllan .‘lo ill Burton; sli’w‘l, in the
Town of Nv-ank. in soul county.
filgned. ’l‘llllMArl ll. Mi \‘Ali'l li‘i'.
listed at. Nornnlk, the 2m. day of fly-(M. r.
N”.
FA l lb
Endorsed by llie folloivlnif live electors and
furrow-rs of said town. tlunr' or whom are ‘lv
i-cilrml dealers in intoxicating lupin”: “it.
lluui [lll‘ fnril. Hon'h Normyk; W'..l. .Vlrlirigtl,
South Normili: Waller 1.. W11. .x, .‘nlil‘lr
Nnriiulli; i‘nlrirk Mot-lull»). Mouth lvorivzt ll.
.loumi llonm-I. Nurmilfl.
(loilntyof lt‘iil-llcld, ’l‘mvnof Norwallt. this
llllh stay of llrlolmr. will.
i. town i'll-l'li nl‘ t‘fll 'l‘mv'i, hereby r-rrflfy,
pursuant to the Maintain «ml. was provided,
that this lltllllli‘ltllrlfl f‘lldnl‘flr'l M Morn-mid.
has limit Mllllllllllrll to mmmul l furrhr-rrrrrity
that my ll Ill said stolen-era in an elrctor aml
taxpayer in said town. and that a copy of tho—
ill’FKillilH m p'lr-lillnn. lncuullnu in» above
written «mini-«omen!- has been lilml mrh met.
Alli—st, HERBERT it “illi'l'il.
ill”. 25 Pink of said Town.
'1‘” THE i‘i’lMMiHfilllN iZItH fl‘iv‘ i’Allir
ll‘llllldl l'ili'N’l‘Y:
’l'lm uuilr‘rslmir-il hurl-hr itpplli-s for a lit-cries»
to .«i-Il Hpii‘llumis and ruminating Ll: imrr
pursuant. to llli‘ luwsol’ the shin» “(er in “ma
relating to ”in sull'nf lniorimiiirnr lll'pilvfml‘tf
llir lllillilllig. No.1“ W'nniluat'll li-Wl‘ilir'. in lllf‘
town of Norwalk. lll mild ('lmnly.
nguml. 'l‘llf).Vi.\N Vli.l..lfll'if.
lhilovl l'li Norivltlk. illl‘ lath «lay of f» r.. ism,
Endorsed by ”I" following five l"ll'l‘flll"4lllflln
liixpa mm of sold town. nom- «whom pm. 3;.
Hum-- dealer-4 in intoxicating liqllnf'ai ii.
lilimiWukl, .V‘m‘wulli: Frank Kiirplrrmlil, Sm.
wulk; lsriu‘l lhivls. Hoillli .V'nrwllt: William
ll. Mcl'ki't‘. Htillllt Norwalh: “liliil'lliw fr'Eiiii'Wir,
riouili Norwulli.
(futility of ll‘ulrllclil. van of Korwall‘i. this
it" ll day of (lumber. It‘lll.
l. 'l'own f‘lerli of said Town. hereby certify.
pursuant to the. aniline loam-ii Mb" provided,
that this lllflllf'niluil endorsed as aforesaid.
has been all miiirmi to me. and l further certi-
fy that I‘W'll of «chi tendon-writ inan'elcwtm' emf
taxpayer in cold town. and that is row of the
foregoing ltpiilll‘lltlilli. including the Bl‘lfivt‘
written endorsement has been filed with me.
Afloat. HERBERT if. fiMi’l‘ll.
oiwf. (Iii-tit of mm Town.
NOTICE.
No'l'ifllt hi hereby rim-n that his ”aeration
of Volet'll of the mound hiring ltiairlri
of the town of Norwsllt will he in , as
Police Headhunters. in said rm». on Thurs
day, Hotelier him from it o'olrmlr a. in. too
Ilkmr‘llom to he made electors in said second
at ct.
31"!“er if. new .8.
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"MNOTICE.
Micheline [treat the (naturals
has. eliminating
'mvfl'n? m
Id
_ orw
o'clock p. 111.. for the purpose of receiving lip- Mei
The Eagle Willis.
The "lash” is the most power fol m
in the market; sires more iii...
other oil stove now in our, heat as a rm
to no to 7&9 iii the coldest weather at a
one cent M hour. it is extremely ht
portable. and car: he carried around
33‘ burning a th the greatest f y
or murmured on the
miller Kitchener Centre fuefmggdlp‘g‘wfi
extra high cylinder. in combustion is If ply
priest, and absolutely odorless while born-v
I requires no more care than our
or piano lamp. is handsomely iln beam
tremely ornamental: is the only heater prev
vidsd 33h a wpter t grmvolr ”3‘
m. s renew e or
renting vltlatlon ofnilis sir. "0" prev
1 out directions are: Keep it n
wipe cissi’i taking care not to am 35:31::
too high, 'i'sm rr mole directions some .
m. we guarantee every heater to’ give or set
satisfaction. The price, “.98.
SOUTH lllllllilllll
Boston Store,
83 Washington Street,
South llolilall.
gimmiumirfs.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Silllllllll, OCT. 20.
The Famous
lew flocislader
MlliSTllEL comm.
5O ARTISTS - 5O
l'rialerriirw-fmri :i‘. In» i 4: iii-tailor.
l’rlt'rr, 5K1“. fit-r and
Piairlferi‘w and ion gory 's drug stores.
MUSIC HALL.
"Sill". Nlla‘li’l' ONLY.
Millillll, OCTllBEli 22.
SLAVERY DAYS.
THE BIG BUCK Will.
See the World’s famous
Eclipse iguartette.
73», first» on rain at
elf;
M...
See the ram Prize (Jake Walk.
Watch for the Big “lilavery
Day" parade at now.
runs. 35c. 56c lllil lit
Mlle at l’llltfal's and King‘s drug star-r».
rill
, I
assure italics.
all d harsh give notice to
amt; at numilahie top”
of mu hernia. that my
w to deliver to the Assessors
. on or before the first dong
a wflttionf 2;] tpitted .
swurn a o ' e m
n the let day of Ormksrm
. otherwise it will he the My
lint
no appeal.
Futures-1m the M
l m liavllasui W .
shindig .
Norwalk Chronicler