MTV and Low PRlC ES
of the success of our great sample sale, and we
‘ none more great reduction of prices.
V IBIButton Baaor Toe Ladies’ 83 Oxford, at 81.75 a pair. ,
Lsdles’ Opera and Renor Toe 83 Oxfords, at $1.75 a pair.
10d! Ladles’ $1. 50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at $1 a pair.
THE WHITE SHlll': STORE
iii. ‘3 GAZETTE BULLDINB. NORWILK, lillilll
m
NOW IS THE TIME you want light on the subject. To get
‘ thought he sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN-
QUET LAMPS at
NASH&VANSCOY’S
, Outline of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always ahead,
"“ for that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
it for a day or two and see if you can beat it. They do not be-
lieve' In fouling, because they are not built that way.
... count InIIIIIIIIIIII illll wrsr sums.
_ OUR L088 18 YOUR GAIN
The price of flour has dropped within the past two weeks
and although we had a large supply on hand we are go-
’ ing to stand the loss. We are now selling our famous
MAUI) :S. 13‘].in B,
$4.25 per bbl.. £550 per bag.
JONES’ FLOUR. $4.I5 per hhl., 53c perhag
SNOW FLAKE FLOUR.
$4.00 per bbl... 50¢ per bag.
A FEW SAMPLE emcee:
:, Good hard. 70 lb. 8 lbs. liest Oat Meal. 25c.
, Pure Intel. 110 lb. ti lbs. Beet Soda Crackers. 232.
Condensed Milk, in can. Early June Peas (new). ltic cam,
Pork. fat or lean. 10c lb. 3 cans Marrowfat Pears, 25:.
comm. 81b. pail, 270. 2 lb. can Corn Beef, 18c.
run Cream Cheese, 12.: lb. I: IIIIIIoI. Satin (Hoes Soap. arm.
Wail" Soda. per lb. 10. 5 lbs. Beet Rice. 25c.
Pure Cider Vinegar. 23c gal.
THE NEW lllllll (illllilEIlY ll
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwalk. Norwallr.
7 boxes Sardines. 26c.
FBANBIS & (ill,
v
«The lleliable lllotniers, Hatters and
iurnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Beasonsble and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
It so, ask nine persons «out of every ten,
“Which store sells lirst elm goods st low-
estprlees," and the answer will be, Francis
kilo. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior, goods, at popular prifss.
‘ physician has
(lasted: is Dr. flannel Pitcher’s
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iorphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isshsrmless substitute for
ransom. Drops. Whine Syrups
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Iothers. Castoria isthe
Children's Panacea-the Hothor's
Friend. ,
CASTQRIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Chagrin, and see that the l'ac-airnlie
sIganture o ,
is on the
gym-g . . m
tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Carr-ram. COMPANY. 77 Murray St... RY.
__
onmufin’
Ufllil Willi
put down by the most experiencel
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
lion
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
wallr man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMHND BllllS.
Cay-mu and ‘l'rr. lI- \iarh
rnt bu x. III «II no
OUROI’HC! i5 OPPOMT?’ U
do“ '\ u I! 'II. Il all P“-
‘1' ll r (or; r: In: nu.
.JfI'TOH‘ICI
and nor mar 'lt‘
cumin iron III \\ .Inl'
‘ bend Iuodtl Iii. I
glhlou. “a lhl\‘l\f‘ II |l.'.il ..
chums. UIIrlceIII IIl I I. ‘l;
‘ PAMPHLET ‘Ill Iv ioH‘» ‘.
cost In! IInIIII: ill I l" l . um. I. . ‘l I undue:
acct [II-r. Add. I,
V'r' . I’\
C. A. SING . '20.
O" Purim fin r I, r; (
FITS!
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGE!
Your disease is not incurable because your
lven you up. and you have not
received an neilt. from the medicine you
have tried. s not an reason you cannot be
on i llveotich‘W t‘lzely mare all it‘ludewra
p c mm: a on or name II
(“EARL I“ ‘l‘lVlll Cl “01’ BM
“(ill It ml! AL‘I. CARIES. We have
cured thousands. many cases oi Icn standing.
and given up by doctors on lncurab e. in our
‘Allon‘n Fltc‘u re" you will one II medicine
at has never failed men‘wt a e dy cure.
ebackour guarantee wItlI an c or of Dim
tuanypcrson we cannot cure. Highest hank
references furnished on application.
lqt. bottle. ”All. 2 qt... sun.
ADMIN MIIDIOAI. 00 I
Washington and Water Ste . Boston. Mass
LADIES
srin; from Retard
enstruaticn and all lmlarlties of like
may: “n'l‘homare-rntirel $b”:d“'“'
wars be ”relied o:‘l’pcnfl tor resell
in]
A“... ”Hill. 00.
............. .. ME
GIIIIII’IPIIII Hotel
“WHEEL? DOEWN’B.
Built}! Norwaik. 0t.»
Bulfalo bicycle manufacturers. as
well as‘the large makers of wheels both
in the East and West. are beginning to
prepare their models for 1891). It is, un~
nounced that the coming wheel will dif-
ter“msterlally from the one of this or
several preceding years. ,
It will beheavier by a few pounds and
vastly stronger. It will have wheels of
greater diameter and the coming tire is
said to be about one-half larger than the
tire now in use. This' Is generally uc-
cepted‘aruong makers as being some-
what or n dewription oi the new
model.
While the wheels will be u little heav-
ier it does not mean that the clumsy
frame of II few years ago will again be III
use. It means simply that manufactur-
ers have come to the conclusion that it
is bad policy to make a light wheel III. the
. expense of strength.
Unless some lighter metal than steel
may be employed, having like tensile
strength. wheels cannot be made lighter
than they now are without being made
dangerously weak, it is said. Therefore
added weight will be placed where the
greater strength is needed for sufcty.
and the IIIIIkcI‘s will devote their skill
to lessen friction and int-rouse speed.
With till the added weight. it is said that
the coming wheel will curry II rider
much further upon II like expenditure of
physical energy than the wheel of today,
and with added safety.
Howm‘cr. the style of the wheel will
make no change in the ,pI'icIIIIekod. A
prominent BuffaloquuquIvtuI‘I-r rel-cut-
ly said thnt there would be IIII full in
prices next spring in strictly lilllll grade
wheels, llOl\Vlillfilitlltllllg all that has
been said or written to the contrary. He
said that during the present your lIitl
new bicycle fuctoricshnd boon started in
the United States. and. III: II result.
wheels can be bad In uuy prim» ouccarcs
to pay. but that the high grudo wlIIIcls
will go on selling at high ,Lfl'nili' prices.
He- lIad no doubt of the li'lllll of the
statement that it was intended by .’i
lIII‘gc“"IIsicI‘II syndicate to put wlIIII-Is
upon the nun-hot next your at $liUmII-b.
but he did not bolicw that. such \Vllt‘t'ls
Would injuro Ibo IIIIIIIIII‘IIIIIIIreI‘s of high
grade nun-blues.
lIIi'III'I. lll‘ bIIlicI'IId that it \Yullltl be
for tho llt‘llt‘l‘ll oi high {grade “'llt’t‘l
makers liv liming II :5 it) \\llt‘tl in tho
Iunrkct n grc It mum people will own
win-ole who would not lIIIIII' o lllli‘ tor
quite II IIqubcI‘of your» 3w. Il'tlu-y \\'t‘!'t‘
compelled to pay Shillllill‘tl priccs. Unco
tlII-y have u wlIIII-l they will not be con-
tent with the chi-up IIInclIiIIc.
It is said that the incrcuso In the size
oftlIo tire will be unduly in tho tln'clz-
nous of the rubbcr tubing. Au nttcmpt
will "Hill" to lnt'rl‘llilt’ the thickness of
the tubing. sotluit punctures will be loss
liable. Six ply rubbor will not tear as
readily as tlIrcI.I or four ply.—iiufi'ulo
Express.
Napoleon and the liurher.
Nalmloou‘s smooth flow. was :I sure (Iv-
idouccot his dislike for :I board. III
some mun-doles of lllt‘ liussiun cum‘
puign tin-re is II story told ol' the grout
I-IIIpIIror and II. poor but. witty barber.
who bud Ix‘cusion to shun: lIiIu.
Napoleon bud qudv u l'lllllt‘l‘ lengthy
detour from the lino of march with IIIlII-
tuclnncut of officers. Arriving at a
Mini“ villugo tlIcy I'ch'I-shod themselves
with at good men] and bulb-4. Nupolcou
wishing to ho slum-d. the \‘Illugc barber
wus culled in.
While Ibo poor follow stropped bis
razor uud poem-d It iuduslriously “\‘t‘i'
IlIIIuI'IIIIt oI:IpIII‘oI-'.-I l'lllli. lo- rcuIIIiucd
silent and stunningly IIII-lunoboly. ul-
ibougb performing his work with IIIIIII'II-
int.r rapidity uud sumotlu my. thu be
lIIId tinislunl. Nupoloou I-IIIIIpliIucuthl
llllil. I‘IIIIIIIrkIng:
"lint. IIIIIII. why do you wmr such It
IIIclIIIIclIoly fIII'II? You should bo lIIIppy
to how the pri\ Ilcgc of shaving IIII cm.
pcror.”
“l mu doubly huppy. Your liujosty."
"'l‘lIIIII what is it tbul troubles you?"
"Alon! Your MIIjle)’, when i think
of the kings upon kings lllltl oquI-rors
that buvo died without liming known
whut it was to bo elIuvIIIl by llli‘. l um
and und IIu-IIIIIIIlIoly.” ,, lluI‘pI-r's Round
TitlIlII.
l'nrontamlnated.
Mrs. t‘llylm-Il (just. urriwd oi the
form) \VluIt wIIll lIIIlIuvml children you
burn. lilr, Korntowlo!
Kolutmslo \I.Is they“ to i)" Ill enough
now: but \II“ should we IIIII i the full.
Al'icr nub lIin lllt' wuye ol' thociiy
i’ollt ull summer. lbcy’rc tlInl sorry and
pearl IlIIIrII'II no llyiu‘witb ‘IIIn.«-llos-
ton 'l‘I‘IIusI-I‘ipl.
The Explanation.
IllduiI-uilmunu You May your futile!“
lingered II long wiIibI Imd Ilimlu sudden
IlIIud. Wlml do you IIIIIIIII by that.
'l‘rqup «Well. the Vigilance ('ommit-
tIIII told him to leuvo town in nu hour.
but. he lingcrml for II dny IIl'lllllitli‘lplllil
Record.
no.» (ii-eat Esplolt.
“i tell you lion- looks Harvey down
' nicely yesterdny." ronmrlmd u Pittsburg.
or who bikes a great lnterent in the coin-
“ego, debate at Chicago.
“lint the lady typewriter took them
both down. " replied the man addressed.
~Pittelmrg Chronicle telegraph.
A III...» Boy.
Percy—«Don't two negatives Indira an
utilrmative?
Papeu-Yes. Percy.
Percymil'hen l'm awful smart.
Pape-Whyl
Percy “Because the teacher says l’ma
ganothing."--Hamere Round Ta-
s.
can! am...
e tam”
I"! here nurtyfllhm
and
mud
til
"items
I...
NIMIIVIRIIDWW
Brown gossamer veils are said to W
the cmnplullon ‘ better then any other
kind. Blue voile give the wearer n cadav-
crous look, and red ones are not good form.
White and black are the most becoming
and are always in style.
Drill, duck and holln'nd have had a great.
. vogue this summer, and it is to be hoped
will bewcrn another year, theynre so serv-
iceable and trout. .
Nnvy blue serge, which is perennially
fashionable, is much employed by ladles’
tailors for wide, golfing and bicycling
suits us well as for general plain wear.
Now that the sermon of linen gowns is
passing it is confessed thutllncn as a dress
material is not entirely satisfactory. ltds
(ti [2.
enticing int he piIIII- but it. loam irc Islmcss
own in the making up, IIud mist ()I‘ililliln
noes of on}: sort IIIulIu-(Is it to on unpurdon~
nblo stringlucxw. To look u'oll it. I‘cquirI-II
to ho llilllltll l'l d bcl'orc cucb wcnring, null
luIIIulIII-cd by on cupcrt or. that, while
IIlIcIIp mi IoII I':IIIIlII.'lII~' IIIId luwus may be
worn :I IIIIIIIIIII‘: ol' limo» without showing
dumugc.
(:I‘Imssclotb, so much worn during- the
suInnIIIr. iv. :Il<o wiIlI llry' this fall. it is
plain. or l"l‘¢ II l'tllllrl‘il spot or I‘lIM'L', or is
IIIIIbI'IIidIII‘cIL nlt lIoIIIzb in tho luticr (“so it
is illlll'll IIIIII‘II I‘Xl'l‘llhlvii :Ind l'l'fllly loss nt-
trIIcliVII. 'l'lIIIIIbIII‘III of tlIiscIIursomulc-
l'lill lb ~‘ in lie rilllllllt‘llfi'. and if i‘XIIttilSi}
uud I‘llillltl'Iillilll .III‘c. IlIIs'IrI-Il llll‘V III-c mou-
illllll‘tllll'lilll‘» In conuoctlon with some liucl'
Hul‘l ul‘ 3'Inul-.
.\l‘II l‘ .I u IIII- r it‘ long. I und Si‘\t I'm In ”It:
l.I~I ilI- .szlt :III lI «II cold \II :IIlIII r main in
no: :I.‘ \‘Il’lt'HHlI‘ u" it sIIIIIIIt'IIIIvsi“. Au-
llllllll :IIIIl ".lI . '~lillt‘l‘ l':I>lIiIIII~', uownu-
IIoIIIIz-I-Il. ,Il‘I’Ilw .Ii‘lllll Io llll‘ lnIuI‘t. ::Iul
IIIIII. would I lll t‘l‘ I'Il. illl lIIIIIIIIr II... iilIIIj.‘
smumzc IW I III: I lilHt‘l ‘li ~II l'l‘lli'ill'
III . III . .Ic . .II.- IIfIlIIIIlIII .r'.'IIu:.~o:~.~~oII.
\II IllI Zl'.‘:'I'IIII‘I i. glIIIII of II l‘;I.-l.inII:IlIlI~
:Itul Il.I U do my». it in. t‘lllililllri‘ll of II
yIIl.II I‘lIIlII‘IIlIlI'I'IIi with r-lx;IlIf_:lI‘~, l‘I‘IIlII
which tulle [l “Hillit‘t‘ ol' llillt‘ cIIIlIroldIde
Wlillli'i. .\i ll‘l‘ III-:IIl tIl‘ lllle‘ lull lilll
drupcz'y of IerII-IIIIIIIIlIl iII plnccwiib (Hll‘ll'll
tips. ’l‘wo lI'ilb.‘ III' tulle zliSlI‘llllt‘tl by tips
form the (hiring c-dlIIII,
.lI'IIII‘ t'IIoI.I.I-:T.
Sllcuco is the clomcnt in which great
things fashion lllt‘lilSt'lVi's togctbcr. that
at. lI-ngth tlIcy may l'llll‘l‘jll‘. i'ull for-IIch
and llilljt‘rdli‘. into tlu- Ilcliyllt of life,
which they are tbcncci'orib to I'IIlc.~—Cnr-
lylc.
.I\I is in lllli't‘ llt'\t'l'l1|ll.‘i. llm- Minute
(‘IIIIulIl urc. A remedy {or national. and
than {t‘Vt‘l‘lN‘ll condition which uccmur
puIIlIIs :I Si‘Vt'f‘t‘ cold. The only llili‘llllt'~.~
rt‘llll‘th‘llltll produces iIzInchiulc l‘l'filllt‘.
III. P WoI-Iluntlli (‘. Stillson
0r Hands Remedies lor Children. ,m
.\'I\\ ll \\ I:\' ('.IInn, ‘.l “IllIIIIII SI. "l
tlrst km“ of Dr llund's licmcdi.» for
l' lIIldrI II ll\i'\ cur~ nao, .‘lilll l mu IIoIItiII
IIully rIIcouIIIII-Iuliug otlII-r IIIotiIcm Io
IIsI-tlIcInJIIId Illwuyx with tho llt'sl re-
sults, My buby wus dcutbly sick “llll
clIolIIrIIluluntum, uud llr. llund’a lliui'
I'lIII‘ll Mixturo cure-d it I'llllltlal iIIIIIchiIItc
ly. llr. llund‘st'olic('IIrI' is ulso t‘.\i‘t‘l'
chIi..> Mrs. N. A. l)unlcl.~ " llr. lluIIIl‘s
Colic t‘IIrII IIIIIl llr. llund'a lliurrlIu-II
Mixture urt- sold by ull Ilruuuisisflz'fne.
Minutc
llK Nixie-r
cough or cold with it.
III-t your III-xi pIIrIIlIIm-{lor II cough lu-
()III- Mlnulo (‘ouglI ('IIrc, liI-ItI-r lilt‘lll'
IIlIIII; bcllcrrI-aults; bIItII-r try it. if. P.
\“t‘t‘il iiiltl ii. H. Still-mu.
lt i~ just III-I cow to tryiliuc
('ouuli l'III‘II :h‘ :IIIyilIIIII; clue
to i'lll't‘ II scrcrc
"I would ruthcr trust tlIIIt lllt'llil'lili!
tlmu uny doctor I know of." says Mrs.
Iluttic Musonml ('biltou, ('urtct' i'o., MI».
in upcukiug of (‘lIIIIIIbIII'lniII‘e (‘ollc, t‘lIol
cruuml lilnrrhwu ilI-Iuwly. For rule by
ti f‘. Stillstm. Ilrlluuiui.
A. (I llurtlIIv, of Hugh. l’u. writes:
I fell it u dIIly,of mine to inform you and
llli‘pilllllt' tlmt. lichti’s Witch ”It'lIi‘l
Sult'ccurctl iIIcol' b wry bud IIIIIIII of
cczeum. ‘lt. nlsocurcd my boy Hf" run:
liluu HorIIoIIiIlu but. H. I'. Wood IIIIII
ii. (I Stillmlt.
'I‘bnrc is no illi‘tlll'lllt! so often IIIII-Ilcd in
every homo llilll so IIIlnIirIIbly udnptcd to
the purposes for which it. is lliii‘ilili‘ll. IIII
(‘lmmlwrlnlu‘u I’Itiu liulm. llnrdly a
week passes but some member of the fmII~
ily has IIIch of ii. n tootlmchc or hI-Iuluchc
may be cured by it. A touch of rheuma-
tlsm or neurnlnln quieted. The severe
pain of n burn or scald promptly relieved
and the sore herded in much iesstlmc
than when medlelne|has to be sent for. A
sprain may be promptly treated before in-
flammation sets in. which insures a cure
in about unethird oi the time otherwise
required. Cute and bruises should receive
immediate treatment before the parts he
tome swollen. which can only Ibe done
when Pain Balm is kept at hand. A sore
throat may be cured before it becomes
serious. Atroubleeomexcorn maybe re»
moved by applying it twice a tiny for a
Week or two. A lam back may be cured
and several days oi luabie time saved
or a pain in the at e or eh t relieved
without. payingsd r hill. P re s
re cent bottlemo es and you illumin-
regret it. For salelby (l. C. Btilisen,
' EDGAR H. Fox.
isnual IIwII Meeting , , 3
Wuaunas. The tollowin «petition has
been received at the Ofllce d‘tth 860
men of the town of Norwalk, and
Wuanus, There remains sulliolent
time to withdraw the notice tor the
Annual 'l‘cwn Meetingse that has been
published under date Sept $1.1m»
andto substitute theretora call 0! late;
a e:
Norm: Is HEREBY GIVEN “that the call
iorthe AnuuslMeeting oi the Town 0!
Norwalk, heretoiore lgpubliehed “at!
date of Slept. 21, 12995, is hereby recalled
and rescinded, in so far as we have power
to rescinddhe sums.
The petition herein referred to is as
follows:
Nonwaut, Conan, SEPT. 21, 1395.
To 'ruIc SELECTMEN or" Till-1 Tower
Nouwam:
The undersigned. citizens and legal
voters of the Town of Norwalk, do hereby
request that. you insert' In the call for the
annual town mectlnguto be held in the 3
month of October, such lawful notice as
shall enable the voters of Nor-walk to
consolidate the school districts of the
town, should such consolidation be deem-
ed to be ex pcdient.
(‘ IIIIIsIIAN Sn Amz, JAMES ll. BAILEY,
E A. \\'.,oonwtuo .130. P. 'l'nI-JIIIIWELL,
M. M. LEE, “II. A. VtXiElI,
U. E.‘VEED, I H. P. l’liit‘E.
i). E. DIIsuuow. Fucnrzuu K MIMI),
JOHN H.1t‘Eltltls, ii .i. 'l‘uouxs
'l‘. BAKER, ll. (‘. Ml'i‘tliEiL,
S. (l. PALMEH, J. M. 15 stunner,
GERALD ii. limno, JA\lEs '1'. HUBBELL.
i-EII.M.BE.\'E1IICT,
A W AlriTlN,
0?
W
.l. W. POWELL,
GEO. B. ST. Joux, E. L. Hm ',I
As \ B. \Voonu .III II,lII~:IIIIEn1 B. SMITH.
liec civcd ut the oilicc of theI Selectmen,
Noruulk, (‘.,onn at twelve o'clock, noon,
on '1 bursdny. Sept. .‘I‘I, Jeni.)
JANE .\l. HYATT.
i‘lerk of Board of Selectmen.
Iluvlng complied with the inquest in
such petition mode. and tuning added to
the notice asked for in suld petition, and
having rcculled uud rescinded the notice
for the} nnnuul meeting heretofore pub~
lislIeIl under (lute of Sept. :1, 1595.
The inhabitants. lcgul voters of the
town of \oruulk. urc lil‘ ruby notified and
mulled that he unnuul tou II meeting of
snid town will be hcld on \londny, the
sc',\cuth Ith,duyof()clobu-1595, for the
following purposes:
i. To elect by bullot. nll of the tow
cliicI 1's excepting those by low provide
to be appointed by the sob-(timen.
‘J 'l'odctcrmin by bullot whether th
town will nbolisli all the school district.
lillll ports of school districts within th
lllilll.‘ of thc town of .\'orwnlk, and to II.
sumo IIIId nutiutuln the public school
IlIIIIIcin. subject to such restrudions Its
:Ircor may be llllplti-‘Hl by the General
;\S§Clllill}‘.
'l‘lmsc III furor of abolishing tlIc School
Districts. and of the town assuming and '
IIIIIlntnlIIiIIgtlIe control of the schools.
will deposit u bullot with the word "Yes"
tlIoIreIIII. and those opposed will ill'llt,)5ll~ a
ballot with the Word “No" thcrcon.
’l‘lIc polls will be open for stud purposes
from H o’clt ck in tho foreuoou until 5
o'clockiu tlIc :Iiicrnoon. I'lb tin: Town
llousc. for the Isl voting district; (It the
l’IIiIImII litiscimllee, on i"In-Inklin street,
South Norwulk. for the 2d voting district;
Iiud :It tlIc Volunteer llosc house, on East;
urcnuc. l'llisl. .\'orwulk: for the lid voting
district.
lluted :It Norwnlk. Conn.
this :3Tthday‘I,
of Scptcmber, A. 1).. HUT».
H. W. ltAI'noxn,
I _
lII. ’l‘IIoIII;.<. V
I\‘A'ul‘lil. DASKIUI. ‘ l
Selectmen of .\orwnlk.
II
The cull for the annual town meeting
for tho war l‘llfp Ilutcd September 21%,
NIT. Is hereby amended by adding thereto
as IIIIIttIII‘s to be acted upon at said meet-
mg:
"‘l‘o Ilrlt'l‘llllllt' by ballot whether the
town will :Ibolish III] the school districts
and ports of school districts within the
limits of tho town (ll Norwnlk. and 1.0 as
I-Iumc uud maintain the public schools
thcrciu Sillljl't'l, to such restrictions as are
or now be iIIIpost-d by the General As-
sIIIIIbly.
'l [ML-N0 in i'uxor of abolishing the 5(bool
di~tric Is and ill the towns assuming
und quiut Iiuing IlIc control I)! the
schools. will tlt‘pnsll u bullot with the
word “ch” thereon. IIIIIltlIosc opposed
will dIIposit II bullet with the word "N0"
ilIIIreon.
Duicd :Ii. Nor-walk this ‘JitlI duyol Sop
icIIIlu-I‘. .\. l), 1WD.
USI In W. ll\\\lil.\di,
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SI-lIIIItIIII-u of Norwlllk.
Annual Town Meeting.
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'l'lII- lnlIubiIunIs, lcuul votcn of tin-
’l'owII of Norwnlk. III-c lIcrcbynolliledund
wurucd tlIIu the iilllilllll town moi-ting of
enid town will be held on I‘luiltllty,bllu
l-It'Vi‘lIlll itiI tiny ot’ UcIIIbIIr, [595, for the
following: puI-poucs:
l. ’10 l'lt‘ii by bIIllot ullof the to“ II om
I-ers excepting illlme: by low provided to
be IIppoiutcd by the eli'li'i lump.
‘2. To dcicrmlnc by bullot. wlIctluIr the
town will llllllllHll oil the school districts
nud ports of school districts within the ,
limitsof tin-town oi Vorwulk. and to are
sumo IIIId Inninluiu Ibc public schools
therein, IIIijI-I-I to such rcstruvtious us are
I'II‘I now be imposed by the (wound Assem-
) v.
Those in Town of IIluIliIIlIlmz tlm school
districts. liliil the towns ussuluiu and
IIIIIlIItIIIIIiIIn the control of the «molds.
will deposit u bullol with the word "You”
llIIIIIIoII IIIIIl those oppose-d will Iii-poulia
lmlloi with ”10' word “No" thereon. I
’llw poll» will ln- "VP" for solid purposes
from ii which in tu- fIIrcIIoIm until 5 j
o clerk in tho Ititcrnoou, III. the Town I
House. for thc lI‘Irst votiuu Ill-Ilrict: at the
l’IItIIIIIuI lloevl Iousc on lirnuklln street,
South Norw.nlk fortlIeI' Hecnnd votingdll»
tric;t and M the \' olunth-r “one house, on
host Avenue, bust. Norwullt for the Third
voting district.
llutcd IIt. Norwnlk, (‘ onto. this 27th day
of September. A. i). Mi...
0N Mt W. llAnIoVII,
EIIIIIIIMI Tllmll-‘I
Mitten. Duh-MM.
Selectmen of Norwalltl
NOTICE.
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illllllll. TOWN llllll'l'lllli,
ll‘l’Cflnhabltants,m legal voters of “the 1m
warned maxim ”Infingim ,, ”$1271.31 “$5!
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Norwalk Chronicler