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4
scum seaward: nvsnmo, mam. THURSDAY. ooro
i‘i‘n Illl THE usi SIDE
. laws as uossir or was an is
rasr NORWALK.
Contractor Bell Awarded the contract to
Build the Tramway Bridge—lemons-
trenee Against e Benedict rer- Deleon
~Varlone Other Events of the Day.
msufllllllon sale at the East Nor—
walk poetomce by Russell Morgan. with whom
Items of news for thlscolnmn can also be lelt.
Captain George 8. Bell has beenaward-
ed the connect to build the new bridge
(or the Norwalk Tramway company to
extend its tracks to Benedict Farm. It
will be about three hundred feet long,
and necessitate the driving of forty piles.
Ir. Bell expects to begin work inside of
two weeks.
Probably few people know that some
of the best of oysters grow under the
Washington street bridge. The other
dayCaptain Smith, the diver, brought up
a handful of the bivalves, which he had
served for supper.
A petition will at once he placed in
circulation in East Norwalk, rsmonstrw
ting against the granting of a‘ license to
Adolph Ksealer at No. 4 New street. It
is regarded as an unsuitable place for a
IIIOOII. o
A favorite fishing ground for East Sid-
ers is in the vicinity of the Benedict
Farm bridge. where good messes of smelt
‘ are caught. Good catches of list and
frost fish are caught from the bridge.
Irelrflillie Illing, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. W. F. Hoyt, and her brother.
Arthur H. Theile, of South Norwalk,
wheeled to Weetport, Monday, to see the
llremen’s parade.
On account of the severe storm, last
evening, the Epworth league social, to
have been held at the home of Arthur
Ferris, Riverside avenue, was postponed
until next week.
Thomas’iBenedict's naphtha launch is
about ready to be taken from the water,
and will be kept in Captain Roberts'
dooryard during the winter.
The new bottom which has been placed
in M. D. Randall's scow, is being caulked
and the boat will soon be ready for the
water again.
George Conlrlin is nursing a badly
bruised right hand, caused by allowing
a ladder to fall upon it.
Edmund E. Gorham, of First avenue.
is expected home {from his western trip
next Saturday.
David A. Rose has moved from 21 East
avenue to the Lethanfihomeetead, one
door below; m
SLICK BUNCO MAN.
A Wealthy Illddlerown Men fleets One
in New Haven.
Allyn M. Golgi-ore, a rich Middletown
man. the owner of the McDonough hotel
and Opera House property, put up a job
with thelNew Haven police yesterday to
catch a bunooman, who called on him in
Hiddletown. The man went to Mr. (fol.
grove about some mining stock in which
A. B. Colgrove, a son, had been interest-
ed. The; mine is in Colorado and the
man represented that it was now a
profitable investment. He made a date
to meet Mr. ColgroVe at the Union sta-
tion in New Haven. yesterday.
Mr. Colgrovefiront there and Detective
Sergeants Uowles and lteilly were sent
out with him. The stranger came on
the train, burl llr. .Colgiove gave the
snap away, and the allegid bunco man
got away.
The culprit used remarkable inge-
nuity and daring iii making good his
escape from New Haven. He walked
coolly to Uros' livery stable on Meadow
etreet, hired a closed carriage and drove
(tom of town. All trace of him was
lost near Church street,but police noti-
fication has been given to watch for the
missing toum and it is f’xpi'i'lt‘il to turn
up at some country town Milo].
lt'utrnnee to Yale,
The faculty of Yale has announced
an important change in the matter
of entrance conditions in the aca-
demic departmont and one that will
render it much easier for students
who have been insumi-iently fitted
for entrance to the college to attain
I position In the freshman class and
to keep it if they become suflicicntly
prolicirnt in their studies during the first
year. Some years ago it was the rule
never toadmit ustudi-nt to the fresh-
man clues until he had passed the name
nary examinations iiutiefactoiily. hater
students were admitted with some con-
ditions, but were obliged to wort. them
off. The latest announcement. which
appears today, makes it possible for stu-
dents to enter without conditions.
“Do you not believe, my friend," said
the Ionguhalred party, “that the only
way fora man to succeed is to throw
himself ihto his work?" "Well. I can’t
say that i do," said the other man.
"You see I'm a builder of iron jails."
Thesdltor of the Spitetown Blizzard
hadjustetartedonsllttle railroad jour—
ney with his wife across the country. As
theeondoctor approached him he drew
from his pocket somewhat eaten
a lune wellstend was about to open it
when thsllttls wanna bylilsuils leaned
mend whips-nil ht.” ear: "I
m'iatthsssssgilsssssmes
ANNUAL issrrcrwio ‘
Order leaned termini by ‘dJeteie new
and l- ’- Irsdiey, st to. 6.1. G.
The following extracte of it order
issued from the ebjutent mom's
ofice yesterday. at Hartford, will be of
interest to military men: ' _
The drill season of the Connecticut
National Guard authorized by law will be
resumed November 1, 1894, and continue
until June 1, 1895.
Brigadier General George Haven, conic
mending brigade,wlll at once issue orders
for weekly evening drills of one hourend
fifteen minutes each, aggregating five
hours for the month. of each company.
hospital corps, artillery platoons, sections
of signal corps and machine gun battery
and naval militia in hie commands, spee’
ifying the course of instruction, and such
details for carrying out of the same as
may be for the best advancement of his
command in drill and discipline.
The annual muster and inspection of
the Connecticut National Guard author-
ized by law will he made between the
10th and 24th days of November, pron:
lore, and will be in charge of the his
gade commander. who will detail such
officers of his staff as may be required to
do the work,assigning dates and localia
ties as he deems beat. Captain John
Milton Thompson, U. s. A., and inspec-
tor Connecticut National Guard, will
assist in the muster and inspection of the
brigade.
All organizations of the brigade will ,
omit the drillof Tuesday, November 6th,
proximo, it being understood that the
“time" required be made up on other
drill nights during the month.
Connecucnt Paton“.
The following patents wore issued
Oct. 23. List furnished from offices of Air _
M. Wooster. patent lawyer and solicitor, ‘
Bridgeport:
L. Waldo, Bridgeport, and 1'". Av
Gooch, New Haven, five patents, reduc'
ing aluminum; J. C. Tallman, Bridge
port, rubber tire; L. Waldo, Bridgeport,
and F. A. Gooch, New Haven, reducing
aluminum; J. C. Andrews, New Haven,
two patents, corset; (l. & E. D. Ashley,
New Britain, meat cutter; 0. B. Beach,
Stony Creek. machine for black leading
elsctrotype matrices; E. H. Gottrell,
Stonington, two patents, offset mecham
ism for printing machines; N. W, (Irena
dall, Meriden,nnd E. A. Russell. Wei.
lingiord, shade support; R. L. Dow,
Hartford, envelope; W. A. (luucmn,
Hartford, rail bond; W. E. (iriggs, Wat-
erbury, machine for makinu perforated
sheet music: W. ll. Ilurt, New Britain,
strap hinged. F. Illolioy, New Eleven, .
buckle; It. ll. Nelson, Hartford. onmpoeh
tion case; W. L Shepherd, Elmwomi,
hot water beatenJ. S. Thompson. Suf-
lield. harness; W. W, Tucker. Hartford,
huh-blank-muhinc-machine. Designs—w
J. Hopson, Jr., Waterbury, two designs,
clock case; (i. A. Briggs, Waterbury, ilis- -
play stand; (I. M. Burgess, New Britain, ’
shelf bracket: L. Hamburger, Merl-ion,
lamp burner. Trade~mark-—Areihuna
Spring Water company, Si-y moor, spring
water.
Consolidated'e Englneii.
The recent lot of engines received by -
the Consolidated, with the ten powerful
passenger train engines delivered a little
more than a year ago, gives the road ‘
plenty of locomotives for present one.
Fifteen engines is about the usual num-
ber nliowrdfor the natural increase in
business for a year. One year ago when
the heights had fallen off to such a
great degree there was a sur‘
plus of unused engines, but now there
Is hardly an engine of any account that
is not in service. On the New Hart-n
system west of New London there is a
greater demand for heavy engines than
on the (lid Colony system, because of
the many short roads that malts up so
large an amount of that road the smaller
engines are more used. As these smaller
engines get worn out transfers will be
miids trom this line and here new so-
gines will be procured.
We” of Catching crabs.
Down in I‘Iustern Long Island the peo—
ple rarely fish with hoof for crabs, no is
«lone in other ports of the country. They
ipour them. as a rule, and when they
wanton evening's prollituble sport they
“jack” for them, after the fashion of
doc-r hunters. With a brightlight over
the bow of a rowboat they can see the
crabs clearly and approach as near to ,
them as may he wished, the crabs giving
no head, although in the day time it is
dillicult to get within striking distance
of them' A hundred were recently taken
in I’ooonlc Iluy by n jacking party in one
evenings-"New York Sun.
nlgelow'e stables norm-d at Mansfield:
The large stables of L. Fl. liigclow. of V
the firm of lligelow & Main. music pub»
lishors, were destroyed by fire ’l‘ueadiiy
night. Mr. liigelow has been
there during the summer and removed.
to Boston ii few weeks ago. The origin
of the tire is unknown, but it is suspected
that it was the work of incendiariee.
The loss will be nearly $4,000.
[me to the Boy's carelessness.
Coroner noten has investigated the;
living ‘
lg
or is» nova 'l'llll min
Its-eel "meet from Ivory Quarter of
con-saint.
A W train from New Bevan
due in flsrlfml at me o'clock, lutevsn»
log, lost with esloguler accident. When
about we rodsnonb of thingies the
sale of the forward driving wheel of the
engine, No. 97, Moire, throwing the
driving wheel on the right side of its
creel. The train was We and word
wesmtrollartford. Nightilupsrieten'
dent Denied Beads“ mm on a special
train of moulds and on car, which
was sent down to Harrington and
brought the primaries to ilertfmd
about one hour later.
Time were grave fears at Willlinsnlic
of an'eyddsmic of typhoid fever and. the
Jconditirm for its rapid spread are emlr
lent. The water supply has two low ell
summer. owing to the «mini drouth,
and its a modernist it 1.;va impure.
_Physiciaoe any in flh’fifdfl! should it he
used for orbiting pumm unless halal.
The right eye of Rev. W. 1’, lilsdon,
pastor of the First linguist church,Water-
hormone been removed. The eye had
become anally blind and its removal in»
necessity to save the eight of the minor
eye. The diseased eye was suffering
from s cataract and the cam bad he.
come totally white.
(inherits J. Mimic. aged lily. s promo
sent resident of Milford. is dead from
slnjories‘ received a wool: ego. (to
Thursday. Mr. llorris. while morning
from a social gathering. was thrown
from his wagon. Mr. Illorris was is
(”and Army roan and prmninent in
‘lidaeonic circles,
Arthur 1!. Wheeler. of herbal. was
brought before toiled new Quartile.
Esioner Wright, in New Haven. charged
wold-i mutation; the rum! iii-tam Willi)!
how. its waived «nomination end was
bound! over to the rust mm of the int;
ted new court urwiei {to locals.
The remirmof the rum who was run
Letter and killed by Hindus-tor Ryan‘s
freight train at limb-ire. are still it:
Kepler's underwent; automatons-rat. So
one. has ,. .i‘l‘wl to ic-iowuify lbw dead man,
who was mil (“smell and arm is run he
Moved to he a tramp
Martin; “I. librroill. «ml: at lbw mm
Atlantic and Permits: to» own. in Water-
bury, was promoted by her wife with e
bouncing. pair of Ruby boy «i. The young
stern «gather tipped llw minutomuyv
(’lflhc KIWI} (rm-£03“ FV'J’IWI I‘llv!"
Dennisiilynn. a “>thin of the Win.
stead Athletic limited moment», broke
his collar bow while» pronto-mg.
A men with amino for statistics has
computed that ova-f eruptive ipmril.
lions. of people have been on the» semi
since the immunitwd Now
‘25 Gen" “ill ”or as Wife
or mother it twittlh of in, Hood's «(Mic
(lure at. any drug; slow. Mrs. iii W. list"
any veim-ily' of its burial l MM used, it
will rp‘iiief. hulriy when slow in strumming
with pain.” .tslk Minio- rirmlw who has
used this F?m1“l‘IIY8IIIt‘dIlIb it. When your
baby is sums and mom white milling
gums. Stimuli by will «lowdown. fiswtr.
in. many milieu, lbw first exalt of Ayn}
homespun-lire w to o spot the «items of
the other n’l-ulmt‘fh‘w third more tries! .1,
vain. in would he: :s mongol lame and
money if superiors rulers wok Arm's burr
mpmille or. first Murdered «.4 at two
children cry for
Fischer's casterla.
When My Wine AM, we was her cousin.
‘ wiim our vmu- Misti, ammo m mm.
‘ When slur became millionaire slime; to W.“
, mmwcaumtm minutiae» W
children Cry for
chef's Castorla.
Children Cry for
, Pitchers customs.
nine. 7‘
comer. i t Romantics. into i" is Wm alum.
Rollin ..- Woolwoymmom phantom of a '.
I‘lmmd' [lil’il‘lo Whinin- will ll; pmednamm be
MM“ 13’: {‘1'me 3" WWW! mounting; Us so.
her trim.” tendons. semi t More eon-nos.
mums Minnelli. 02:3.
or:
W”
death of Reuben Parker, the Bedding boy ,
who was killed last Saturday while hunt,
lug. He finds that the accident was due
to the boy‘s own carelessness and that no
blame can be attached to his companions.
- .N .. .. a... W... .4. M.
We know whereof we alllrm when we)
state that Ayers Pills. token promptly,
at'tbe first symptoms ofcoldundfevm
arrest further program of disarm.
and speedily restore the stomach. fires
and bowels. to Mr normal and repair
u: tllllellllllll
rill, of Fain-lads", $5. $2. may}: “ilrfi
'Elztnil-sffriiio‘their.» its for m miimtiw) of .
apply lino Blends limiting union to the
f Fnsoenick MEAD.
MANUFACTURER or
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of in harm Powers—Latest U. 8. 6th Report
Royal...
Bold «
Powder
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ox-
perlience is not necessary, and some 0
our young men and Women and even old
own would do well to secure such a posi-
tion. as we understand it takes only about
mfourth of your time. For further
[mtlculsrs address Modern Press Assooi
fulfill, Chicago, Ill.
Are Your Children Subject to Group?
Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented. The first symptom
of true creep in hoarseness. This is fol-
hiwed by a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child become
hoarse, or even after the rough cough
has develop-(Lit will prevent the attacks.
25 and Sl'lvccnt bottles for sale by (i. C.
Milli-on, druguist.
[Detectives Ne
filled Here.
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
Natixmal Detecting Bureau, Indianapolis,
Ind, announces that two or '
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the wurk is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will or
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, Ind.
If a New York millionaire gives a mu
nor at 5th nvenuv and 26th street, costing
(100.00, which given 19 people dyspepsia
and those pooph‘i spend $1,450.00 in doc~
ors' bills and iirml‘y have in pay $5.00
Mich for‘ "who: lilo .i ! hrs to cure them
what would hr the saving pi‘l' cupitn if
the dinner should (\JIL be given, there
iii-my, £7 V‘rfill‘.“ .-,1 the foam“
lnuuin at I'IIiIFI‘-I"‘ irvuruinro. when
7!»; muy liin'l- 'hi ,iml-Ii-zw animal and
g 'bil‘hifl'fflllllll nIn-Ilt- min-i lili oi Cur
(.‘iremherlalu's Cullt‘, titanium and Diar-
rhoea ltririmly.
”I would roller trust that medicine
than any «loco-r I know of." says Mrs.
“stun Mason, of i 'hiitunl 'uru-rtio.,Mo.,
in spoaking of (‘lmiubrrluin's l' .lic. (,‘liol«
8m and Diarrhoea Iii-molly, For sale by
out Stilleon, drugsist.
('lHlMI
' ‘4) THE *‘IUNEHN‘ ill" FAIR
HELIH'UL’N'I‘Y:
The undersigned lie-why “Illlllt’n for a “comic
«peril minimum and III'UKII'HIIIIK Liquors,
p‘lre‘lulll it) the I1l\\.-I)'llilr< Mute now in Ilirl'e
twining in tin,- mic oi" intoxicating liquors, at
iii.» building 5.), ['1 liiirlmlik ritual, in [lio-
(“an or Noruufl‘. in mm runnil'.
FlKlw‘l. THOMAS ii. )li‘i‘Alt'I'IlV.
.Ilaimil n! Nirrvusllx. llw 1M5. (lily of (lt‘loln r.
1"“.‘4.
hnilormd m m.- ruihmlng IlH‘l‘IW'IOI’i and
lawyer‘s“: held mun. llnm- u! whom or» ii-
twinsw drum:- In inliiini‘ulihg liquors: Wil»
Hum Hm ford, Hou'li Nurwulk: H'. .l, .‘II‘HIIKII.
hwiili Noruzilh: \‘l'ultrr it. Wilcox. Ninth
Sui-milk; l‘uiri- k Ala-Fully. South Noruulkg
.J_,.,,,... IIHIIIlHF. .‘v‘orwilk.
t‘umity or ruivileid, l‘nwu of Norunlk. this
1M 9, 4253 iv! Uv‘liilwt‘. will.
‘ l. tmiisilril. of nut ’l'uwn. hereby certify,
yin-ism to the mum» in slit Il now provided,
'liMI Hm utiliziuilni. l‘lllliil'rr'il NH ufori-milil.
in... in“. Milliillllt‘tl in Illi‘JtIill I furllwrn-rtlly
Hui! 1w Ln! HUI "IllI/Irb‘l‘rh 2- Iln r-lw‘lnr and
buys): r in mil: town, mu] that u rpr of llll‘
inn-going sip lvutiun. llll‘illlllllt.’ the nlmvo
Vt! Hts-r. i'riilvi‘wu i'lil lm.~ lll't‘ll lllml with uni.
All-v74, IIEIilil-Ili'l‘ ll. SMITH.
'. (‘Ivrk of said Town.
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loin/mi: illVIIIl'JllHll III! liinlitiu iln- illum-
an 2H. 1.1 rinimwuu Ill lrilN law 1. lili-il mlli me.
Allt'rl. IIILKIil‘lli'l' ll. H‘II‘I'II.
l'lprk ur and Truth.
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. 'l'lw mule! t-Itlllwl Iii’rl‘lly emillt-e for it Ili'l'lll'l‘
iii.- mil l-I’Il'llll'lll" and inmxi-‘mliig liquors pur-
lruuhl In IIH‘ luv” of the Halo now in ’Hl‘f‘fl ii».
,iuiiw to flu- ml» of liiimiimtlnglli nor». iii the
‘lniihlinx. be 3i Wall-I“ airevt, Mom I Nor-nulls,
In the um :i of Somalis. In «aid county.
. Hailed. f'Ai-ll'ltli lel‘llililNliElI.
i Dated at Nuer‘liIKJIlt‘ Wii 'lnynf (lot. WM.
1 firymrwl Iv lliv'filllnwllix llw' ulm'luril Mill
is ”on «re 4~ mi d town, onus of whom
1"" lri‘lrwl dealers in intoxicating liquors:
ii'harlsel‘mller, Norwiilk: Andra-w l'lirinii-u
,eru. than Nnrwelk; i". W. Quiimnu. t-oiitli
Nowelsfl/‘o‘llllsm l’. rim-rm. Ninth horwaik; '
IAtLfiurdu» it? m-nmih, r-‘uui h Normslli.
l dummy n [Mirth-id. ’l’nwn of Norwalk.
{this Mil do) of October. not.
1. Town 4 lerk of mid 'I'own. hereby m-rlll’v.
pursuant to the statute in smh vase provided,
that this application. Midi-reed as aforesaid,
Ill“ hm mhwlllud in me and I further vorti-
ili‘y Hm Wit of sold em orsers Is an elector
and aspen-r In said town. and that a copy of
tha- forewing epolicetion. including the shore,
, written eudnrm‘mtenl, be- lmen flied with me.
‘1 Attend. HKllllEllT B. SMITH.
1:13.255 Clerk of said town.
SAND IBE llIlEAM
omnwmusm WiesCresmmedeln Fancy Forms,
WWWM rm th, marry Bisque, Water loss,
mmmmmmrwm
Bar Me Home made Bread.
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I
BER 25. 1894.
M E I G S & 0 0.
THE lllElllllllT OF THE TOWN.
An Overcoat. to beentlrely satisfactory
and acceptable to the wearer, must show
brains and talent in the get up. It must
be meritorius in quality—with an air of
luxury—at the same time moderate in
price. We believe our HOME RULER
overcoat at $10.00 fills the bill. They are
as stylish as the “made-tourneasure" ovar-
coats that cost $50. 00. Made of line all-
wool Beaver cloth in blue, black and
brown, with sill: velvet collars, nicely
trimmed—out long. and perfect fitting.
All sizes, 88to44. If you cannot come.
send your measure. Send for sample of
cloth.
We want to call your attention toe line
of men’s suits we had come in this week.
They are particularly line goods, heavy
weight. a -wool. dark grey Cassimeres,
woven very closely, so much so that they
resemble a fine Melton. They are made
and trimmed in first-class shape and are
as near perfection in lit as they can be.
We gottheseigoods at a bargain, so we
can offer them to you at $15.00. They
are a gentleman’s suit. Come here for
your UNDERWEAR and EATS.
MEIG‘SXt 00.
327' Main Corner Bank Street». Bridgeport. Ct.
iayi... a: Golden
RealEsiaieandlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Jersons lookin foralot or house and lot,
with the Vlt‘W o pun-has n'. are Invited to
Call and exarulne our list. \\ a have them for
sale in «very port of the sly in, reusonuhls
prime and on error terms. sate if
wsfiiinimmm
CLEANING und dyeing establishment, No. 4
Raymond street. Corner South Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk,(‘onn. We respectful] announce to the
citizens of Mouth Norwslk. Norwalk and vicin-
Ity that we established ourselves In your
midst, in the dyeing and clennin business.
and are now prepared to do all hint s of clean-
Ing and dyeing in the wry best stvle and man-
ner. Lmlles' suite. dresses. either made up or
snarl, cloaks. capes. Infants' capes, hoods. etc”
ribbons. fringes. piano, organ. )llllard covers,
mufflers scarfs, ties, kid gloves, kid shoes.
also feathers clump-d uud curled. Gentleman's
garments dyed or cleaned and pressed In the
host. manner. (.‘. BI'T’I‘ERFASS. ml0tf
rl‘
’l‘WU ladies, rennin-rs in schools, would like
to form classes In painting and piuno in-
struction iind In French. Piano and pitllillng
lustruvtross was it mpll of \'assur,and French
insiruvtree-i lsa brunch rpltlvo. Address M.
'I‘ll. (i. Ill-J LA I‘l‘thllll‘.BE. cure Nunllnel
(i‘lli'o. Knuth Niirvritlk. Hill! lw
T0 LET.
I,‘I.A'l', No. Ell South Main street. :3 rooms. all
Irnprm'i moms. rent. 9”: also four or six
mums. ltn ri-quirid, No. So [my Ht. iii-m luw.
I‘osHi-nniiin in! 1mm Apply in W. Ynullue. Ill
Lockwood M'I'g. (‘0. Ullllii
WUorthres good tlnnors ut once. A. ll.
DIMOND iv SON, liethcl, Conn. 024 3!.
«it
(‘o lllll‘
oLCi Ill
lflil'll largo convenient roonm. ii "limit
from “out Menus. Apply 25
street.
F‘lfi'lt room apartments. st‘coml itnil third
llmrn, front «ml reur, rum so“ and
10. Hwartz dr Corbett block. Hulls
i'Im-d. hunted and cleaned. Aliply at the
0 Ion Hf Hm 01.1) Wklili CIGAR ('(l., Ki
Washington sin-«i. still if
OUH’EM lirhlurshull street. Miltuhlo for
two families. Inquire of MANI'EI.
’l‘. IIA'l'l‘li.
will If
I . rooms, outer lll.l|ll in good shape. rent.
$10. liuum on Holden uvruue, mar Lexington
arr-uninlivi- room-i. Inigo gmdi-n, firm “'0'“.
mil. ST. Aliply to JOHN ll. KNAI’I’, .‘i‘.’ \Voi-l
street. oil lf
()I’h‘lvl noor Elm lirovo store. seven
UWFIK ”nor of [urge IlUIlM‘. No. in Moiulow
J aim-l. “our 'l‘iuiimiiy flll‘lll-ll . “Wm-r In;
rent 51'. Inquire on premises or ill. 20‘. West
fll‘t‘flllt', Numb Norwitlli. ul'l if
1%”
’l‘lllil‘ll‘. rooms, 7Hh‘miili Milli: slrcor. \riitor
. in. rum 9: cl Wmulwuril urchin-,0 rooms.
M't'illlll iloor. rq-nl 55'. Apply to E. A. Will)“-
\"Alill.
ltM miil board for Iilll'nl' two Kt‘hIIO‘lllt‘Il.
ill No 7.0 South Main emu-i. o‘Jl Ill
["0 II SA I. ll.
('[Al'I'IIICH urinal-N. $1.11!, MII'TII Nllli»
‘ WALK IIAIlllWAlil‘; ('UMI'ANY. li.‘
Homli Muiu ”INTI. oil :1!
" ~' 0 wlll lniv tilli‘llflllt' viii-loos! liuililliur
R“ l 0 lots Writ-iii In Houlli Nui'uitlk. if
wild iii oncr; higlmlrv and healthful, on one
of lliu tin-illicit sii'uvls of tin» i'll '. In ll lind-
i~lm~ iii-lolilmihimil. Apply to 'loylor A: Huld—
teli. iitll :1!
Z III‘tI .‘I My routines, lion! wonwnl. Ilmil nurt-
inu. I'Illrll" uiuvv'lliiluu. I'Itllll. (ill, Hines
uml pull). hllI'TII Nlllt WALK II.\IHi—
WMU'Z i ‘o., ifJP-‘uui h Mnln rum-i. nit: if
'l‘ll‘l‘ll V ( ‘Oll Ml'ntili lNl'IllKill” FAIRFI ELI)
i‘iil'N’l'l’;
The undersigned III'I‘I'IH llllltIII‘H for it lli'i‘lIHl‘
in M‘II Hpirituoun nod Inimlvullug Liquors
n ir~riuril to tho bins of tho
hiiili- now In l'nri'i' ri-lniltil: In the min of
intoxicating liquors. hi lbw lilllIlllliu. NH. 355'
Houih )lulu Aim-i. In ilw men of Norwalk.
in mild county.
Synod. MARTIN HI'Alili.
lluii-d m Norwnllt, llw lllli iluy iil' iii-1., WM.
Emanul by the following live elm-min imd
luxputi-rs of mild iuwu. Illllll‘ of whom lll'li
lli rowil ilwili-rs In llll'txlt‘lllIllullqlllll‘h! III‘IH‘Y
l‘. Frurli, Lowe Miro-l; Willliilii Minolmril.
Nrirwalk; l‘iumi-u I’ii-Iilivr. Nnrwilh; Iil'ulul‘ l'.
Field-r. Hf'flllilflv slrw-l; Julili Ulili'iisi‘liliim-r.
Hl‘lllli Norwuik.
t'ouniy of l‘uiirlli-ld. Town of Norunlk. this
1:II||II|'\llrlll‘llllll‘ralkl”.
I. ’l'ovm l'li rk or said Town. Ilt‘rl'll)’ m-rllf)‘.
pursuant to lhosinluin Iii marl. mum provided.
that this opp] i'iiiluli endorse-d uu ulnnmulllmus
lu-i ll MllimllII-Il in nu». nml I rllrllll‘l‘ t'ol‘lII)‘
lliiil l'lll'h iif «Mil l‘IIfIlII'N‘V‘fl In Ml I‘Iw'lllr Imil
iiiximlvr In mid IHWIIJIII‘I that a on iy of tho
iiir‘uwlnu iippilmilon. Illl’IItillll i in ulmvn
written i-iulnm-iiioiil. him lwon l led with me.
Aliivsi. Illijlllilill'l‘ II. HMI'I‘H.
l‘ ark of sold 'l‘iiwll.
Hill, 1’?)
'J‘ll’l‘llh'. (.lilNlMIHHlI lNEHHUF FA I Ill” ELI)
‘ ll'V’I'Y.
The undersigned hereby npplles for n license
to sell Full'llllml” ntul liitnril'oilhg liquors,
pnreminl in the lawn of llmr‘lnlo now In furl-o
roiullug iotlmsnliuif Inlnximtlnn liquors at
tlit building No. 4i Whit-r sin-rt. Noiilli Nor-
wallt. In the Town of Norm-Ill. ln Milil county.
Niximl, RANK (.3. IlEI'Kl‘lli.
Ilelwl nl, Nor/walk. llio ’7”) day of Iii-1.. WM.
Foilurmll?’ the following llvo electors and
taxpayers u said town. "one of whom im-
licensed donlers lo intoxicating llqliltirm
Hmrgo l‘. Flsrhor K Reynolds slrwi: WI Iluni
WolshsllJ‘miili Norwnlli-
boothNorwullizwulluin ll. llelirniiinti. Ernst
Nurwnlli: Ferdinand r-rlilltt. Httisrl avenue.
County of l‘nlrileld.’l‘owu of Nurwnlki llils
l'i'lh day of UI’UIIIC'I', WI.
l.lownolerli of said town. hereby certify,
pursuant to the statute In such cites provided,
that this a initiation. endorsed as aforesaid.
has been so milled to mmand I further oertm
that each of said endorsers is an elector or
taxpayer In said lown.endl-l1at am y of the
(amnion uppilizsilou. includiim tie above
written endorsement has been ed with me.
Mum. illtltBEli’r it. suits.
(Berk of said town.
lemnotworthyofyonr father’s mosey.
mattress-usurious! ital who Is
him ,
l
tlnsirwo 'l‘hleme. .
The Eagle (lil Heats
The “Eagle" Is the most powerful of! bee
in the market; gives more heat than Ls‘
other oil store now in use. heating a room .
16 up to 7 O in the coldest Weather at a cost
one cent per hour. It is extremely ll ht .
portable, and can be carried around the ho-
iiiizi’lfi‘lal'uyburnlug wllli tie greatest feclllly -
lenc constructed on the o ullr and f
miliar Rochester Centre Dull) Sriuciple wl
extra hluh cylinder. its combustion is slmp
market, and absolutely odorless while to
treqnires no more care than 'ourlban n
or piano lamp. is handsomely ilnIelied an e
tremely ornamental: is the only heater pr
vldsd with a water reservoir generatl:
steam. ihua renewin the oxygen. and ‘ pr
venting vltlation oft e air.
or only directions are: Keep it flllsd, a
Wipe clean takln care notto turn the wI
too high_ These s mple directions being who
no. we guarantee every heater to #1:;qu
‘ .
satisfaction. The mice, 36 98.
SOUTH NORWALII
Boston Store
83 Washington Street,
South Norwal
gqurlainmmlz.
H‘oyvs‘ one... as...
WEDNESDAY, ucmun 3isi.
ME. AND MRS.
KELLAR
AMERICA'S OWN MAHICIANS.
Will prwom to their friends the astoundi-
rm-‘uiisufu miimuutlons Ht‘fll’("| for noveltl
In the old world. lieller's New Theosoph
\Vondors,
The Shrine of Konmra Semi.
The Mystery of theses.
The Mystic Light of Bela.
Somnambula,
The lldept of Sarinagur.
The Phantom Bride.
Gagliostro. Flyt'
.lml ll. solution of tho grout. Enigma.
How to get rid of a Wife.
Prior-H.350, row, 77w. 5min now on rule .
I‘lulstiul‘u uml lil'l’Kill‘)'H. 01%
NOTICE.
'(l'l'll 'E i~ lu-ri liv gi‘vvu Iliui ' lm Roulette
i (if \‘nlvrn nl‘ IIH' 'I'liliil Vivllliu Illelrlct
tun 'l‘uu‘u of Norvmlla. will In- Ill reunion Al. ll
Horn of it‘. lmlm'r Klllllllllllfl 1W Vim Zen
ll\'i‘lllll‘.l|ll'l'lllll‘wlil)’,lll‘lnlwr 2:3. nlid hat
duydlrlolu'riii". ism. from “II. In. in 7i {1. I:
let
for Illl‘ pnrposoul‘ rM'li-lm: Ilu- \‘llIlIlt;
Mlllllllrsll‘li'l. .IHIIN Ii. MAINS,
lullMI'NI) (‘. ('AHWELIJ.
"l‘fll‘lll‘lll‘fl nf Vult'l’H of Third Voting I)
Hot
old
City lssessors’ Notice.
\ E. ”W lllllll'l’FIlzllHl, lwri-hy ulvo notice
rill wrsun» um! I urpurnlIntimllnlilu it"
luxua In ilw I'Ily of thumb Nam/elk. that I
urn r. quits-ii by low to ffl'Il‘s’Pl‘ to ”til Asses t
or olllwrnl' IIH‘IH. ill) or llt‘IHI‘tllIlI‘l first day
Nuvomlwr. Mill. n “rim-ti or printed I
iliilml elgmul and sworn in. of all the trope
owned by llwm nil the let (In) of (ll-l0 erl ‘
IlllIillI in taxation, nilwr'wlw' it will he thud"
oi ll't‘ Assn-snore In niuki- out such list scour
in“ in ”Mr Ilt'Hl jll'llfllll’lll and liiiowlevlg
llllll ellilliiiz lot: pier HEM. there-tn, WIlItlll lh
um I‘lillllit‘llt'll by law in do. and from whl
llsls so mode thorn In on appeal.
N. ll.—~I.iuls llllt)‘ he returned to the A 1..
or». ut the ('mnivll Ifmiiii. Ilrwiland Ill - .
Mmlll Norwslk, from and including Octol
lilili. Will, lo and ILI‘IIIIIIIM Novuiilmr let,l
sold omi'o in i-onpun from him )2 o'clock.
in. and fromill"«‘m'vlmk.p.iii..iind on He
uriliiys and November i. from 7 to it o'clock .
the sveiiliiu.
”ill“; at Uliylof KouthLNorwulk. Octo
. M
“It I l
illl'llAliiirl.l
row
lllllt'll in Norwalk, (lumber in, HM.
.ioii'N ii.
filll’bIlI . - Assessors.
instill sui'rii. l
oeni
MARSIIALL’S
School of Shorthan .
and Typewrltlng.
~ [3' TIM”
Masonic Building, Visit St, to.
well, will split llov. M, It“.
solvents
tumble impose lien,
Norwalk Chronicler