\ ‘ wrethermndllebtto trash southerly winds.
, ‘MI‘HIIW “flit-"Went.” ”'l‘n
lemma “its sale” advertisements. not up
muslin-s. one tints. be: three ulna.
Minibus. till). heading urtlces. his. s
line. Hurt-assoc! death notionlllo. Sched-
gsleot mmdlsnlsysd advertisements tur-
. sister! on switcstlon.
,lflmflflwl Infill—By msihiu ad-
ored-all: six months. ”moo-rest. “.00.
W by motion. llc,s week. to he paid
to the esrrisr.
It“! runes—No. ill} Washington street,
flout]: Norwalk; telephone cell. M. Branch
doll. till 4.
WMHUHIOATIOID should in rril (MI '16
4 alarm to
" 1 III “I!!!“ IIII'IIIL.
Elam NORWALIc CO...
W:-
.m.
%
In York llmlll "outlier loses-st.
May fair. slightly warmer mother will
Well. with light variable winds. 0n iluntlsy,
molly fsir weather will prevail. with slight
murmurs chanson sod light to fresh. some
what vsrishle winds. becoming southerly. and
on Holiday fair to partly cloudy. warmer
, possibly followed by rain.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer tor the
swsntyotour hours outline st noon today was
fl 3 above zero; hiuhesul’!s -
mmiw_.....o ,.......,........ s» m».—
Minions" Aim-nae for foal-arrow.
Sun Rives Sun Hets' Hirhl‘lde Low Tide
st on at mu l sumo st was
. EDITORIAI; 8Y3] l’Oi'ifliM.
Thursday night's lire furnished a good
illustration oi how unhvailsble the ser
vicesoi a fire department may be. and
, was a severe though profitable lesson.
‘ There was an efficient fire department
eudenvoring to lsithiully discharge their
duty. but rendered practically helpless by
reason of the absence of proper («clinics
with which to light lire. Norwrdk has a
volunteer department at which sny city
might justly feel proud, one which has
done valuable service in the past not only
in Norwalh, but in neighboring towns,
and st compsrstively little expense to the
tupsyers. It is to he hoped that imme-
diate action will be taken sud the wants
of the firemen supplied. Let the steamer
be repaired, and horses tarnished for the
hook and lsdder trock,snd in the future.
It some convenient time. let a new
engine-ml lighter truck be purchased.
_Which ill the greater economy, the cr—
penditure oi a nominal sum and the sat-
isisction nod sdvnntsee o! a well-orusn.
lied and well'equipped lire department.
With the murance oi protection against
fire, or the liability of the loss of thousv
little of dollars worth of property in case
of tire, increased insurance rates. and s.
crippled doparrmenr? 1), W. W.
Policies is now the disturbing topic
mummy-ll: Onenontthlotthrss i’
‘ Wilton. No.48 Well street. Norwnlh: telephone I
i 111.: Mutduy whimi 1; m. Youn
1
notifier probate gotten» here strut-d.
Thrill; people have no desire to chance the
judge at this court film" he satisfncwrb
ly purlorms his duties. Mr. Woodward
door this. end the people Ippreclslo him,
SUN IN" SERVICES.
Preachers our! Il'heir ’I'hsntes in Norwsk
flhurohss ’l'oolnorrow.
Hours Nortw It COIGBIOA'HOHA West
avenues . 11. rd
in. n s. is. sud mi
p2” . Y People's
Endeavor practice at 0:00
t
p. to; subject: "Which of (“hrtst‘s Teach-
ries seems to you most Wondertul." lander.
Robert Mitchell. Morning subject. ”the (ir-
“united Chum-hot Jesus Christ." Ermine.
two We service. tlubiect. “The Future of the
lg t Aralust the tlsloon; or. Hill Votes
Direct Oslo for No License— What Next ‘r" ,
sou'rtt Nnuwsttt Museum. West avenue.
nest (turner. Rev. A. s Knvanseh.poswr.
Divine service, lilzllls. m . 7.1!) p. nu: Hundny
school. 12 noon' Koworth League meetintr. 6:00
”the liesurreotion and the lie-surmov
Lite." Under. 1',
subject. "The Dignity 0i
lion-m Nortwstdt Bowler West avenue. use r
PlM street. rtev. it 0. dharwwd. tmmr.
service». Infill-t or. end 7.00 p. in : le'undlry
scluml. ill or 5 Young People's Wlnty or
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. out) p. to.
Morning subject. "Anot'tsr of God's Messrs
rr s to the Church."
Voyage of bite."
Tatum EPlili'lOPAb. West street and Fair-
fleld sveuustouth Norwallt. Rev.011n llullootr.
rector. 10:30 a m . Morning Prayer. Lit-
auv sud sermon: ts'unduy school It 1.5le p. in.
7:10 p. on. Elven-sons
Nortwsmt CONORIOATTONAL. corner Park
end howls streets. Rev. '1'. K. Noble. D. 0.. ss-
tnr. Services at walls. in. and 75.!) p. m.; un-
dir school.12::ll .trt.; Y. P. H. (i, E..t\:l.'i p. to.
collect. "W hit: of tihrlst‘sfl'esohlnxs seem
to you omit Wonderful " Evening subject.
‘l'ite ideal Homo—What Constitutes it?"
NORWALK Mrmooorr. West sud Mott on.
titles. Rev. A att. pastor. Morning
service. mm Even in: service, 7:11) p. in;
~undnyschoo1, 12 m.. E worth us must-
inu.ti:1i)p. m. luv. D. l. Seward Wli‘ prrltcll
Nouwstix Burner. East avenue opposite
Tires". Tier. 1“. E. Bobbins. puelor. tier-
vices. lflfilis. m. and it'll p. m.: Sunday school.
12 tn.; curly prayer meeting, lU:(l'J o. in; young
people's nteeting‘ at 8:le p. m.
GM!!! museum», Beldeu avenue rind Cross
street. Norwellt. Reins. ii. Watkins. rector.
the will Nnndsy snor- Trinity. sun. s. . in
Holy Communiou:1il::i)n. on. Morning Prov-
or. bitterly and ”noon '2le m.. Suddsv
school. Men's i'rllllli claw: 7:11” p. m.. Evening
Prayer sudsddrrsss. riev. 1.. P lilrerll. o.
Litciiileld. will onlciste. A11 srs Welcome.
l-rr. Pwtis [telecoms Church street.oppo-
site the llrcen. Norwsl . iiev. S. ii. l'ond.
rector. iloiy t omtnuniou. 7:11! rt. m.. and on
ilrst Pilnllny in the mouth. Second celebration
ichorui) with sermon. tom n. 111.; on other Hun-
? MllleI‘i—JEVelllDK
ubor."
itveuiug subject. " the
I o
1113;». Morton Psyer. hitany and sermon.
lit in nu; .ttnrlay school. 12 m. in the
rumour or OUIt 110m ssvrous. choral
own—song with serown.7::ilp. in.
her llvrlrue, lnnomsrr. near Vsquudt
overrun. host Norwalk. itev. A. J. Smith, pus.
tnr. l’returhing will u. tn. and 7:31) p. m.; hun-
tlsy schmi. 12:11.: young people's meeting hill
or. Astmsw's Mission. at James McAllls-
wr's resident‘s. Wlnni uk. Sunday school.
Skill p. m.; (‘huries Ch item. sutwrintsnrlent:
Arthur H. Chittem. Assistant: Miss Evelyn Mc-
Aiiister. tirxsnist.
Bnoso litvsrt CHAPEL. Superintendent.
Editor Hotter); mlsintlt su rlurendent.
ibmdorn Homer; or artist. Miss .ulu Hixlufit‘;
assistsotorxsnii-t rs..iulius Cable. Sunday
school :5 i. in.; Young People's Society or
(thristlan ‘tldeuvor meeting. (1:2!) 9. m.; Prayer
"reeling. riunduy evening at Till.
('Amutv lisl’l‘ilfl‘ NOOTBTY.Qllllllltrrl Bulld-
lug, corner Wail sod Knight streets. Norwnllt.
Rev. James A. ti uulsr. pit-tor. Morning rer-
ri 1!. “limit. in : evening servim- at 7:45 p. in.
Youth: peopir's meeting at no p. in. All are
ermlirsiiy invited.
'AerlHTl'ilitiri’l'lAN. Vun'lntmlt svuuno. Elm,
.‘rirhitlk. l’rmu'llln , liifili it. ill. hurl Tzllip.
l‘ l't-nplc's meet
in“ mm p. m. ”mime L. Temp v.
pin-lulu
'Ctistiiilliin'l‘illh'Al. Mission, t-iprlutrwmd
L nlrm i'hnprl. Ely avenue. W ll-wu. pustnr,
iluuuurlnn services», h‘nndny. st infill n. m. and
71 p. "1.; lhurulny at ’11:” o‘clock.
throughout the $131!, and in Srrroslk in-
terest rs bring awakened ml tinrol
promises to he rm exceedingly Iitt’ly:
campsign, A sort of revival tu intuition;
so to spank. will tile platw. and the:
parties will moire strontium oilnrte tol
moot the Toll vote. And muttrrs are
not being left entirely to the old timers; 3
the rising generation is coming to the:
front and taking asurprisiog sud gratify, .
in; interest. which will be especially?
actionable in the town nomination»:
Both parties sre desirous. it apples". of j
writing the men best quslrlimi for the
position! in nomination, and the indi-
utions are that there Will be 3 good
sutured rivalry manifest among the con-
didotesntthe caucuses. in all iirsnvhes
ranch greater intrrsst is being tokr'n than
over hetero. it, ii. ii.
The times: ammnchtng when the re.
W “Willi-Jlfl-Nirlflllh has two-—
willbewarmed intniiie Irv ilw tutyiug
distrsir of humanity. The ”14“ thst
wuss here berm reduced in windy all
bunches of trsrte.snd that tha'fllfll“,
nominate working only part of the
time. molar“ very promote that there
will be worn coo-rm the coming writer
If! these (lrdiike brim Ii mun and
women in relieving thsdistrested. Their
work, in“ year. was zealously sud syr
madly curried iorrrard. sud untold
good was scmmplished. While it is not
likely therewiii bow many out or rmv
pigment this winter so there were lest.
those st work will be- getting lower
We fluently, 1! they not enmith to
provide tbrm with s more lines until
prmperity smiles on the cmtntry min,
they will here mm to "insult the
Wood humorous." W. A ’1‘.
One of the roost impolltic measures
that boomer inert mind to lutocui
Wives the bendbills given out on
inputs strsstsof llorwnlhnrilectinu
m the ehsrsctsrof Judge Alfred E.
Satin is the roost cowardly Ian:
w it venom.” only to
thy-omitsorssuuusltm iotite
”I sense oi hermit. The itopuhibl
III party should st doorman it.
Weed-starting that thewtirswho
were-t the buttons oi thsdespieshh
pisvsot bruins-trill its fousdwtsnd
mile dealt with. flush m m
not We! newsrooms-I
Wih use who. they "boycotted.”
“WAWHMWrmy.
filth.
flaws...» m... m..- .......M,._WW
; hmmnwwnm
, firm-Mundane”.
,mmwmsy.muou
' to ssh-res limflhwith has;
by terry. We hope ltolii
~Wssimusesutsl. We
Vthhmflldrsmtssrsit
M, Turtle Mission. VunZnnult and (islmru
: ttt’rfttilt'r. Host Norwulit. Sunday school :i:illl p.
in. A mrdiul welcome to oil.
Hmuxowuun i's‘rtis l'lidi’l?t,. lily th‘liilU.
is’ouiii hnrnulk. Mimiuy fir‘ltmilleilii p "1.:
Wi‘iillll‘ ncll’llk. 7:“) n. m.
EAn‘rNimWALKszmstt('1)Nt)ltt:tiATlONAl.,
Riverside Ill'l‘l'illii. Rev. 0. Llfllltigl'll‘li. ms-
tor. Hervit'rs ul iii-.51) a, m. sud Min. 111.: hurt.
day school. lizill p. tn.; young people‘s tun-turn
slfip hr.
‘1. $1.11 A l'ova' LEAUI'M Knurlrwu's linii.
l'ltt‘l-llliil street. Hurtih Norwtlk. Ilaspelmet-t-
int; Hliiulli) sits-noon, Mo to 7-: ii. All 1m)»
blur-«flirt.
Arunrss immunod- EPIH‘lH‘AL.
street. h'urwuiit. llev. 1. Hands
l’fl’tu’lllfli‘, llisli rt. 111.; riuudny m-imol ltl
Knight
pastor.
12:15 p.
, m.; prayer row-ling M MI! n. m.: prom-hing nt
”lip in. h' lt‘l'lltltullsit‘. will be rendered by
lite trlwir. hours (roe.
15/1”. Muir‘s. it. (7.. corner or West avenue
sud Chop-d street. Norwslk. ileV. W. .1. Sim--
uln. pastor. how Mites. 7 u. m.; Children‘s
‘IW.“5.‘I. in; High Muss. 10'3”an ; Vostwrs.
:iull p. m.
lilo-twill: flvsnGermutn HT. l’lt'l‘iiI-iittr
unison. I'Minr.l). Apltz. iiruntl Army ilull.
in: Muir» Wrisllitutton street bridzo. riouth
Vurwslkl’mllei.Iildil mm and .1200 p. m. Soun-
tumwhuie. 12:20 in.
“IRMA! EVANOEMCAI. Snrtvrcns. ileld
ever 5' but duy Bfll‘fliltfln st 2 o‘clock. in Knuth
son‘s linii. 'J‘li‘hsstnut street. All are (‘ui‘illltl~
i invited. ttnudny school at lllztlio‘cioclt.0
line-kinder puior.
Ym'sa urn («'HRHITTAN Assoourros.~-
lockout-«I'll 11:11. Well street, Norwnlk. Bible
vim st .‘l p. on; 15mm service at i p. m.
lrlfl‘l' 0! LETTER“
limo-intuit unturned tor at the following [mitt-
otiice; (or the week ending Oct. 20 Hill. l’r-r-
sons ceiling for any of these letters will please
soy they ore uivertlsui:
fililfl‘il SOKWAliK-Jl‘heldinoilsiuthsrilnu
Poul linriry. Marnie Eldridge. Miss lthnrlntte
ilowhklsn.fl.(l. linmillonotl. ilogort & Lyn-
r'el Mrs ll. ill-en. Mi-i or r: Smith. it.
Mellow. ii. li.'i'sylur. Ernest gastric Mrs list».
Mnedwr Mr-. F. ii. iluil '. lint Minnie is.
re .K. it. Bron. antes Moor til.
it. ADAM r. i’. M.
NORWALK Mills Nr-lllo Burke, Mrs. H. V.
P. lisie. tlr. wmmm Hilton. Mr. ll. 1). Elliott.
Motors, Edward Mono dc ”o.
w. H. MALONE. P. )1.
Quinn.
“11 young .iimpson's improving, in bi
violin work?" “i dunno. Either he's
improvrn.’ or we're gittlu' used to it "
Hiw»tht do you think or Mr, Mur-
tin”; pisyiuu‘r Rivuiu—l think he is singu-
isrly bid to dullllvo and doubly bud
in singles.
liaoter~l sold mi have a thought of on
nudism» when i on: acting.
Prompter-«l‘huro is our tiiy vn-ry little
to render! you 01 one.
"1 never hesrd such it girl lor presch-
in; punctuality." ssld Maud. “it’s 3
mltivo meals with bur.” replied Mamie.
"Yesterday she hsd the clocks token out
at herstookings becsuto wmeone told
her they were (set ”
Kiddem-n‘lellsrs has moved out oi the
apartments over his store. Koddem~
That‘s queer! Any psrtlculsr reason?
Klddem uYelzhs was nintid the iii-ms
from which he buys goods would not
likebheldesoi hisiivlng shove his in.
euros.
Professor-do ltussis criminals are ol—
hl utmost] to be kept swsle until in-
finity out! dssth mull. Nair, how do
your-oppose tiny keep them tram tailing
flap? little girl (0M 0! I enroll
psi-W
Worm W tlfl’m I hshy
comma ,
schism bribe mm on arm: ,
y
, .vrrs‘orr: .
' Sarsapnrtllnr
sompl't‘rh‘b ’ 9-“
gerons or ot-
temive, also
potent inedi-
cines, nos- 9
irons, and o
empirical preparations, whose 8
ingredients are concealed. will 0
not be admitted to the ,Expo- o
nition." _ ‘ o
Ayer's Saran rllla was admitted 1w- 0
nun-w it is a s undrml pharmaceutical
prvparutlon. uud all that n family meth-
rlno should be.
O
000
At the
LD’S FAIR.
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L “J
A Very Valuable Iledlulne.
There is no medicine so often needed in
every home and so admirably adapted to
the purposes for which it is intended. as
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm. Hardly o
Week passes but some member of the
family has need of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch
of rheumatism 3r neuralgia quieted. The
severe pain of a burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed in much less
time than when medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain may be promptly treated
beforernilummation sets in. which insures
rt cure in about one third of the time
otherwise required. Cots and bruises
should receive immediate treatment he
lore the parts become swollen. which
can only be done whenPain Balm is kept
at hand. A sore throat they be cured be-
fore it becomes serious. A isms back
relieved and several days oi valuable
time saved or s pain in the side or chest
cured without paving a doctor's bill.
Procure a 50 cent bottle- st once and you
will never regret it. For sale by U. C.
Stilisoo, druvgist.
if .. New You millionaire gives a din
..r: or 6th avenue and 36th street. costing
6700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
out those people spend ”$56.00 in doe
, n.‘ mils and dually have to pny $5.00
u -h rm i ‘m-tus lilo M l ‘ure to cure them
«my would bethe saving per caprts it
t'n ' dinner should not be given. then
r m: H7 pormm rs! tiw lwtl
'luttllro a! PlflifltA-vl'li drug ston. whore
may hurt the problem solved em‘
K .. lurmstr- t rtlotn't‘ n-lur~ Hit tllCul’e
Newspaper Reporters “noted,
We are informed that the Modem Press
Assrcttlt'ron wants one or tww‘wspnmc
corrowom‘lenls in this munty. The
work Is iinht and can be porlormrd by
either lady or gentle-mun. Previous ex-
perimco is not twcessnry, and some ‘0
our )mmu men and women und even old
m: it Would do well to secure such a prud-
uun. mt we understand it tailors only about
oncl'nrrrth of your time. For further
particulurs address Modrrn Press Associ
ation. Chicago. Ill.
Ayr r's Hair Vigor. which hos outlived
and superseded hundreds of similar prl -
puruln us, is undoubtuily the must insh-
ionnble its Welles monutnivnl lisir-drrs-
sir ii In the market. By its use. tilt-poor—
at head of hair soon becuuns luxuriant
and In sutiiul. ,.
Cliumbrrlrsln’it com». chulern and um-
rlrueis Benn-0y.
"1 would rather trust that iuuilcine
than any doctorl ltnow of." says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of Uhilmn.('arter Co..Mo.,
in speaking of Chamberlain's Colic. Chol'
em and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
U. (l. Stillson. drugnist.
Are Your Children Subject to Group?
Every mother should know thst oroup
can be prevented The first symptom
oi true croup is hosrseuess. 'ihts is lol-
luwr'd by a peculiar rough cough. 1!
Clinniberisin's Cough Remedy is given
(Niel! as soon its the child brooms
hoursv, or even alter the rough cough
has developed.“ wtll prevent the attacks
25 and fill-cent bottles for sale by G. C.
thlson. (iruguist.
lluruun lilo is hold too cheaply when
the irtdrvidunl who «mule n tonic lor his
systv-nlmeeks to recover bis wants by
purchasinwerory new mixture mm. is
remnnmvndrd to him. ih‘mrmber thou.
Ayer‘s Sersopsrtiis has it well-untried
reputstlon oi illty yosrs‘ standing.
Mothers [tend This.
“My child is subject to severe urtucks
oi disrrhmu. During the lust sickness.
Dr. Ilsod‘s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have required sdozeu visits of
aphyslclso. as on former occasions. I
believe Dr. Hand’s Remedies would have
saved the life of the child I lost. bud they
been within my reach at the time oi its
sickness." Mrs. F. A. Bennett, 722 New
street, Csmden, N. .i. They are splen-
did children's remedies. 25 cents. Ali
drug stores 1
Crimsonbeukasn you let me have
would lees you resin? Yssszo.rI
csn‘t; but this Is the first intimation I
have had that you were going on an ex-
tended journey.
wot-it somewhere and settle down?
Troop-Well. you see. mum, this ’ere
HousekeeperwWhy don’t you I“
new income ts: sort o’tslrss sli the
advertisements carefully.
afford to miss this sale.
Gloves. Laces.
Eight-inch Mousquetaire Suedes. in
tans and greys; regular value, $1.00: per
pair. 89;.
Twenty-five piecws Lat-s
shades. all colors. 190.
for lamp
WW“
Domestics.
Two more bales of brown Muslin. one
ysrd wide, splendid value. no yard.
Ten pieces heavy German Damask, 29:
yard.
Fifty dozen Chenille Covers, one yard
square. 39o each.
Dress Goods.
Forty-two inch isncy Suitings, all new
and desirable: regular price. 49 cents:
for this rill? , 290 yard.
NOTICE.
sv'
October 20th.
Forty-six inch line all Wool Cussimeres,
superior quality; would be exits value at
$1 yard, 75:: yard.
Five hundred yards Figured Drapery
Silks. all new, 32 inches wide. 490 yard.
Ten piecrshesvy black Groe Grain
Silk. 24 inches wide: value. $1.25: 98c
yard.
Boys’ heavy Wool Suits—sizes, 4 to 14
years—three dozen; value $5; $2 89 each.
”4.,“
Kitchen Department.
Colored (lines Ruse Bowls, 9: each.
Glass Vinegorettes. So each.
Dec. Etrthen Cuspsdores, 9c pooh. .
Glass Cracker Jars, large size, 230 such
Six Plain Tumbb rs. blown glass. {6 r
19 cents.
Drip Pans. 11x16. 9c each.
Drip Pans, 12:17, 12c each.
Lime Carriage Sponges. 144: such.
Corn Poppers, tin covers. 9.: each.
The Leaders. NORWALK, COhiN. The Leaders.
Every item in this advertisement good for this week.
We wish‘t‘o impress upon you the necessity of com-
ing early, for, remember, we cannot guarantee that
quantities will hold out, however large they may be; With 118 a hole 0f muslin or a 0386
of dress goods lasts just as long as a piece of the same will in smaller stores.
They cannot fail to interest wide-awake buyers.
prices that no house in the United States can excel.
Read our
We make
Sale Commences saturday Morning,
The Boston Store.
BLANKETS.
Five thousand pairs just purchased—the balance of a large manufacturer’s stock.
FULLY 3’) PER CENT. LESS THAN REGULAR VALUE.
Good opportunities don't come often.
PRICES
if you need a. blanket you can’t
Hosiery and Underwear.
One case men's gray wool Socks, 12ic
pair.
Fifty dozen men's white Merino Shirts,
19¢ each.
Lot men's white Merino Shirts and
Drawers, slightly soiled, value from 50c
to 756, 39c each
Seventy-two dozen more (2 cases)
Ladies Ribbed Vests and Pants, same as
we sold last week, 340.
-—-—OOO—-——-
Handkerchiels.
Five hundred dozen. {or men. women
and children. all new, for this sale, So
each.
Jewelry.
Stick Pins, one hundred dozen, just
received, 5c each.
Rings, ten dozen, plain and fancy,
warranted gold plate, same line is usual'
1y sold for $1, 250 each
The first of the six Sewing Machines will be given away next Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock.
1 Machine will be given away each Monday evening. to and including Nov. 26.
Did Well Hand Laundry,
ii Washington Street.
South Norwsil
«Ll. Will"! DUNK "V HAND.
NO tullltil "8161) IF WAHHINO.
SATISFACTION ()UABANTKIIi.
$0008 CALLED F03 Al“) DELIVER
Ill) runs; 0" (1H ARlilil. 0U TIMI.
Joli N w A ltltlllt', Proprietor.
Brunch "flirts-61mm.- in. Cook. Main street.
Dorian. s
mas. MEAD’S snot
‘Fliil ~7-
lllTlE CHllllllEN.
BlillS Mill YDUNG llDlES.
NEE-OPENS-
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE. NDBWALK.
tonsils touts
7E. ills uttdsrsignml. horehv give notice to
all menus sud vorporstions. lisbis w
[my "nth uihu Town or Norwnlk.thut they
are required by isw to deliver to the Assessors
or either of ”will. on or but-ire the first do ' of
November. mil. rs written or printed 11st. ut-
otlud trod and sworn to. of all the property
«mutual» tin-m on tho iirst tiny of mil-tier,
mu. lirtb o to titration. otherwisu It will be the
dot ' of the Assessors to “mire out such list no-
mrdinu to tlwir lit'tll judemvnt Mill ltnriwiedus.
and midiu ll'lllll'ri'i‘lll. rlmretn. Wllli'll they
srecompvl‘lml by low to do. and from which
llsm so mad» tin-r» ls no appeal.
N ii.» Lislsnmy tw returned to the Assam-
sors. ut the rslrwtmrn‘snmm. linnk illliirllmr
Norm hilt. until at the l‘ouuril Tlnom, llsviinnt
street. linulh Nor-walk. from and including
ihtlolm' 1:1. lslll. to and inclutlinn Nlll’flilibt");
lsl.. 189i. suirl Million to be open from ltlto 1..
o'clock at. lll..)|11ll from ‘1: in ii o’cltwlt p. 311..
“ml on Huturrluys sud hovmtber 1st from i to
it o'oim‘lt in the evening.
listed at Nurwnik. ilcrnlicr lid. lllll-l.
vm (N A. ’T'( m .u.
Ski-fill'l‘il tmomru'msu. l Assessor-r.
turns Mirousul. l .
rid 1m
in; .-
Raymond 8t Sons.
Hucmssors to “some ii. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and litrrcrsl Funeral
Directors.
so and ill Main street. nor-silt. 0t.
Residence, s Berkeley I'lsee.
Telephone. 71-4
in mm on...”
Fourth Administered
Has Saul Many lives.
Asuppl of Urstopins's Home Tshlete sl-
wsvs on sud will prevent runny s uses a!
ser nus illness sud save till times their cost.
rouletiies sre accurately compounded
use
him iroru leading ph slolsns'
”md' lb. Imfisfifireotberetm very sidearm
ere gm
7 Fastest .lsterl's m
mouldstsllu.
“.00.
it If ‘ 0M ”bully?!"
niacin-nth up?
“t5; .1. FLYNN;
Tristram
7 The 'LeudingWVDry‘ Goods Store.
& Hyatt.
N0. 2 Gazette Building.
Bllll - lllfl
We are showine not only the
Goods in all of the latest Weaves
Black Henrietta, til-in. wide.
quality, 39 cents.
particular, 50 cents yd.
A very attractive assortment
at 500. and 750. yd.
Tristram it lira!
Black Whip Cord, nil wool. iii-in. wide, usual]
and cheap at that price, this sale, 69c. yd.
t
it - Gulls.
finest assortment of Black Dress
and frabrics, but also claim that
our prices are much lower than the ordinary retailer’s. We
should like to prove the claim just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods, and it upon examination it
is what we claim it is, the best that can be bought for the money,
your native prudence will move you to make your purchase here.
-ALL PRICES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS-
25 cents.
Black Cheviot Serge, all wool, 35-in. wide, regular half-dollar
Black all wool Henrietta, ifi-in. wide, guaranteed in every
y sold at 75c,
r
of Figured Jacquards, all wool,
Priestlie’s Silk Warp Ilenrieltas, in four qualities; also all
wool Swivel Figures, 'l‘nmiso Grape Cloth, Striped Princetta. Di‘
agonal Melroso. and Nuns Yelling.
Tit Sodium lies England Trillion Di.
“hilt
Look for ”ii/u or the
the Sign Blue Bell.
sortwstfifi'fistos.
0...“...
Public Hintitmd lsre Locnted its Follows:
Wall street. - - Central onion.
New Coussn. - New (‘unssn Messenger.
‘itownyion. - it. w. iimltiey ll: 00.
'rinuth Norwulk. - - it. 11. Waist”!
Weniport. - W. E. (lulmru.
‘Wllttm. - . 11’ . N. H. & ll. it. it. (It).
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'lnrllcstee Automatic titullon.
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. I‘. Flynn will hsve temmsl charge at this
department.
Plumbing overhauled sud put in river. clans
Miter! condition.
PORTER WATER Mlllllll
J lorwalk», Bonn:
STOCKS.
it you desire to Invest in stocks in it safe and
legitimate manner without cure and worry.
subscribe in our discretionary scoounis.whlclt
willpsy you tromzw ii per cent. weekly Iu
snyuorlve market. it wl 1 pay you more than
double the Average rule of Interest in an
ordinary business pursuits. Deposits receiv
from [2" to {ii iii.
We will be pleased to furnish you refer-
ence as to our "lovers in the pest. and what .
we sretloinu tor others. if you are situated
Where you cannot (sell on us in person. sildl‘us
your oommuhirstions to him :-
Metropolrton News 00.,
Mi Congress St. Boaters. loss.
We remit promo once a week and rincipol
on three ds s' notice. Parties ‘preterr hit to do
their own It Vol’llsln .«aro adv sod tosubsorlbe
toourlisll Martel letters. which rive you‘
Im tsut ntormstlon on active stocks. on
vii enable you to mske men? It you do your
own speculating. Rates. “J per month: of
will telegrams of important charges. 82" var
outh. Address.
Metropolitan News 60..
43 CONGRESS ST.,
[no]: It s it . Hostrm lines.
o .10. .05“
Best in the world. Osliisnd set potash it
Norwalk Chronicler