at the lowest prices.
In. I more auuoms.
gym names at
, NOW IS THE TIME you want light on the subject.
the light be sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN -
I.
_ 33 Sample Shoes, at 81. 75 a pair.
W’ 85, Russia Calf Lace Shoes, at $1.50 a pair.
.iiadiee’ 81.50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at $1 a pair.
Men‘s Russia Golf and Seal Goat 3! Shoes, reduced to
, Men' 5 Russia Calf Razor Toe Laos 83 Shoes, reduced to 82
,, larfiest and best assorted line cf school Shoes evershown
3 “on" SHBEB DRESSED FREE OF illillliiE BY THE BEST
‘ PROFESSIBML BODTBIIGK iii TOWN li'l'
LSEN BROS.
THE WHITE IHII Slfllii
NORWILK, iiflllli
To get
NASH&VANSCOY’S
Our line of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always ahead;
for that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
00c Tess st 450 per pound.
u u 850 u
”c u at 25c II II
pound.
wheat.
Dondvan Building,
South Norwalk.
it-for a day or two and see if you can beat it.
‘Vlieve in fouling, because they are not built that way.
llllllliEil lilllllH Milli Alli) WESI STREETS.
bash in Your checks.
0n and after Saturday, October 5th, we will discontinue giving checks ‘with
TEAS and COFFEES, but instead we will give you the cash by selling
850W and Java Coffee, at 33c pu-
Meud S. Flour, at 34.25 bbl.; 55c per bag.
Jones’ Flour, at $4.15 bbl.; 53c per bag.
Record Flour, at 84 bbl.; 50c per bag.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter. 2.50
THENEW-Yiillliiiililtillltil
33 Main Street.
They do not be-
35c Java Coffee. at 310 per pound.
30c Maracaibo Codes, at 27c per pound.
25c Combination Coffee, at We per .
is
. The quality of these goods will be of the same excellence as heretofore. All
cheeks must be redeemed by November 1st.
FLOUR
isldvancluIzWuy now if you wanttotake advantage of the low price and old
Best Dairy Butter, 239 lb.
Norwalk.
I
d
FRANlIS & 80., .
The ilslia‘bla tlolhiors, Hatters and
iurnishers
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
e . of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at ,
' ‘ wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
It so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
.“Whioh store sells first class goods at low-
estprices,” and the answer will be, Francis
& 00. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
ANOIS&CO.,
l
Maria is Dr. Samuel rm-
prssoriptlon for Infants and am;
am. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isaharrnlsss substitntsi'or
mesons Drop-I Soothing Syrup-I
and Outer Oil. It is pleasant. Ital
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria n the ‘
Children's Panacea—the Mothsr’s‘
Friend. I
CASTORIA
For Institute and Child”.
Do not be imposed upon. but inaia‘ upon
having Castorin. and see that the facsimile.
signature of
is on the
wrapperdli~ m
Weshailpro- ' ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all beards.
Tun Cmaun Cosmuvv, 7‘? Manny St.,N.Y.
tuners Walls
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
wallr man that you can ilnd at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
BAYMONB Bills.
he” «an. . t
“I", 5"“ 'i
,iI. ’ I
VIII?
Caveats. and TIIIIlr~.\l.II‘..a l'l 7‘l'-i'il and all Pap,
cut [I IIIIIIsI (II: III'II' IIll- r Mn econ?! FEES.
Oun omct I5 OPPOYI‘E u .- . Parznrorrrct
IIIIIiIIcI HIN'I' .I p.III.I mi.“ III. .Irun than:
rrIII-Izcitu IIII \\ I~‘ II II II
‘5' ISerial IIIIIIlr-l. drawn: or piano. .. II'IIb desrrlp-I
lI
In. “'1- nIleN. Ii "1W .I. r Ir IIII inc of,
plunge. (bIriIeIIIItIlI .cI.. II ' . .IHIrI-Ii ‘
‘ PAMPNLQY “lIIIwiIIiil I -I1 I :~II ' wttb
swat ni smut: III tl‘ I: U. S. IIIIl IIr. Ion II III: tries
scut irrc. Addy. N,
CA. WW0 .' 2 ’30.’
0”. tears on is
!
FITS!
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your disease is not incurable incense your
physician has lven you up, and you have not
meivedau netit from the medicine you
have tried. not. any reason you cannot be
l‘i We can postively care all kinds or
“alplleptin‘ Convulalinn or ripaamotlo. WI
I‘IVI AND PERMA-
III! CUBE I!“ ALLO 0A8“ Web
cured thousands. many cases of long standing.
and given up by Iloctoraas incurable. in our
“Allen’s l‘it Cure" you will hurt a medicine
that has never failed toeileot a agesdy cure
We back our guarantee with an n or of $1110
teeny person wecaunot cure. Hhiu eat bank
references furnished on application
lqt. bottle. 33,01. lint... saw.
ALI-ICU MIDIOAL (10..
Washington and Water Sta, “onion. Mass
LADIES
sulleri from Retarded W
fnl Mennrllruatlonmand' a 11.1mmaritiss of like
re. wtliii “an in-
i leonrs. They are Ientirely sarsand I?
always bar-lied upon for speed s
hm; ”1.5.”. it: esiredhgzsulLAh
in} strum-“W “admit
direction mascara" seal-
ADMIN MIDIOAI. 00.
"unionism and Water its” mgr.
iIIoIII’sPIiIIHIIIl
FORMEBIIY DOBIION'S,
South Norwalk.“ 0h.
waveform-smart
not
JOHN O’BULLIVAN
. me of I'd lump my (lt‘i IliII‘ n they IIII iron-
I Lem. That‘s what got her."
‘ tree. jist oazc I kinder seemed to lltillki'l'
being bl ‘
beauty that a double charactelistio
of mountain women. old or young, and
how she had ever come to marry Lem
was a wonder to me, for Lem
was by all adds the homeiiest man on
the Link. and homelinsss is a character-
istic of mountain men. ‘
I knew Lem quite well and had be.
friended him on many occasions, even
herring him money enough to get mar-
ried on. as his crops were not in and he
was scant of funds, and when they had
’been married about II month I asked
him one day how it happened. He was
a good man allover, was Lem. as guilo-
less as a baby and as honest as the sun-
light. and when I naked my question he
blushed and grinned.
"She was tuck by my good looks," he
laughed.
“Didn' t you court her pretty hard?‘
"Did I?" and he drew II long breathes
of relief at the though of its‘beiug over.
"Well. I should pay I did. Why, I come
mighty nigh IIIoIt-gidgiu the form to git
her things she didu t seem to care for
when I give ‘om to her. "
“What did you give her?"
“Everything. Colonel. It got so bad
to‘rds the lost the folks at the ~Itore told
ed they could let me haIe' eIIIIIt whole-
sale prices."
"She couldn‘t stand your libemlity,
"Not obit uv it," he contended. "All
the time I was tukiu’ her all sorts rtv 3
things she wuz makin eyes III. every fol-
ler that come along, and sorter expeo tiu'
me to keep up my end hr the swiugle
utter doin’ it that II-wny." 1
“But you kept at it?“
“I‘l’Oi‘kOll not," he laughed. "All or
, II sudden 1 not in for Mary FiImr-l, and 1
gave the store folks a rest on buyiu' :
things."
“Then what happened?" ,I inquired.
witho hope. of gaining some more ill-t
formation.
He laughed II low. gurgling laugh.
such as It boy Would give vent to when l
I-IIIIght in some of his natural depredrt-
Iionn.
“Well. he said, "she kinder swapped
IIIIIIIlI-I on t'othor tellers. and swung
around my way. butl \I'uzu't giI‘iII' II
inch. and I didn't have no talk with im-
fI-rIniglIty nightwo weeks. and then
one would as l was pusaiu' her htillr-ii‘ on
my way to Mary‘s and she knowod it. I'
N't‘ll llt'l' lIzIIIgiII’ IIII the gate loIIkiII' out
lllllillll‘ futur'eer sIII’IIIIilIiII' uv that:
I uni ib: It lN' I-IIIIIpiI {(1 III um i iillligt‘lll
II IIz sellin'.
" "Good I-I'I-niII‘.'
to stop.
.. '(iIIIIIi III'eIIirI'.‘ says she.
in" you‘re in II terrible hurry.
“KiIIIlI-I‘J says i. slokin'up some. ‘I :
III-unused to be down to Mary's ‘lIouI '
this time.‘
"She kinder looked down at the ground
when I told her thut. and kicked a little
rock out of the path that wuz lIIinI' IbIIr
:trnl Holt liken sheep stI-ulin' dog for
sayiu' what I bud."
‘ ‘I reckon you'd better be hurrin‘
along thIIII. fer Mary IIIII'I llit‘ kind that
likes to be kept wuiiin'.‘ Stiltl she.
" ‘I s‘pIIsI-.‘suirl I. ‘ilIIIt you don't kt‘t‘l’
of I stoprmd talk to you for IIIIIIIIIIIII.
do you?
“I :IiII't krIIII‘iII’ what you Ilo,‘ mid
she. kinder sullen.
" ‘YoII look like you wuz IprIII-tin'
soIIIebody yersnlf.‘ wry-I l. i'III-lin' 1".I'f
I'd like to choke whoever the teller
wuz.
" ‘TlIIIt‘s \I'bIIi.‘ sIIiIl she. IIIIIl I felt
IIIorII‘II over like I-bukiu somebody.
" "Who in ir'r' says 1, wutr'hin‘ the
streaks In it luugh ~round llt'l' mouth
and eyes.
"That's for llli‘ to know and you to
find IIIIi.' said she lIIugblII’ right out.
"‘1 minor I‘ll be goiII' on down to
MII1'_I"II.‘.~III_\'.~I l. ibinkiu‘ Ibut lwuzn't
IIIIIkiII‘ notbiu' lIIIIIgiII‘ :II'IIIIIIIl 51mm.
' 'MI-bbo you wouldn’t of you kuow‘d
who wuz I‘IIIIIIII'.‘ sniIl slIII. kiIIIlI-r rIIIII-lII
iII' over the gain.
"WI-ll. tell me.' any i. ‘IIIIIl r‘f‘t.‘ of I
:Iliiy.‘
‘ “l I'm-hon not,‘ said she. still IIvIIIIg.
Iziu me. 'IIII-beIo they wIIulIlu‘i like
it!‘
“ 'Wbo'n they.‘ says i.
“She gIII'IIII littlrI i'lllli'lilt". and l i'lllllt‘l
up to ”I" gain IIIIIl I‘IIIIIIIII my bombs on it
III one side ll\‘lir*1‘.ri.
" "Pop and IIIotlIIIr.‘ say.» she. "they've
gone down to tho schoolhouse to prom-b—
iII‘ and Won‘t be bunk till ubout eight
II'I'lIII'lK.'
" 'AiII't you lrinIlI-r ioIIIIsIIIIII- wuitin‘
lIyIII' by yor‘sell'. SIIIIIIII?‘ says i. buli’ waIy
tryin' to pull the gate upon. but she held
it shut.
“ ‘l I'm-iron l II'III..H<II)*.~I .‘Illi'. ‘TlIIIt'II
why l(‘1|lllt' out and hung on ibugntn.
it’s mighty still like in the house.”
" "I'ou reckon you wrm‘." any» I. ‘Ain't
you. now?‘ and l L‘lllll'lilt‘il myself for
lII-tcbin' her.
“ ‘.l"r‘IIps I run and p‘r‘opa l IIiII't.’ alIe
nIIiggI-rml. and tossed her head.
"i tried to open the gate but she held
it shut."
"Efyou don‘t woutnn- to stay. why
don‘t you any so.’ gettih' ugly.
" ‘1 Yb ‘kon you kin, of you vent to.’
says alre. mighty pesky.
" ‘Hiiiittll.' says 1. Whats the use uv
foolin'?’
" ‘Foolfb' about what? says she.
“ ‘About me and you.“ says 1.
“ ‘I ain't n~foolin’ says she.
" ‘Yon IIII'.‘ mayor l, 'and you know
it.‘
" ~Ef you don't like me. Lem Skaggs,’
says she. brinrllin up all owr you kin
goalong. l didntna you to stop, did
I?
l
says I. not offering '
;
Pours to
“ ‘But I do like you. Susan. says I,
gittin sham. and trying to pull the gate
open son I could git olos t enough tohcr
to coax her.
" ‘1 rsoionyou like Kory Finnsl a
night better, we Mme. holdin’ thsgatsm
.Ig‘iunse.
l .
. deued beneath Its saffron hue.
nedlweuldn‘it‘
“ 'No, you jist go down thar.’ says
she. ‘that's what you started fer.
” ‘I didn‘t do nothin uv the sort,’ says
I, gittiu’ despriter every minute;
" ‘You told me you did,’ says she, and
I could feel the gate give some and then
shot up 113 ’in.
“ ‘You oughter know, Susan.‘ says I
serious, ‘that I won jist a—foolin', and I
could feel the gate II-givin' way and
shettiu' and than giving way ag'iu.
“ ‘An' you ain't lyin' now. Lem?‘ says
she, a heap sight softer than any time in
her life.
“Course I ain’t. Susan,’ says I, and
the gate came open about six inches.
“ ‘Ei‘ I only thought you won’t, Lem,‘
says she. lottin‘ the gate slip my way a
lettle more every minute.
“ ‘You know I ain't, Susan.‘ says I,
glvin’ the gate the strongest pull yit.
‘You know it, and you know I never
give it snap uv my finger for any other
, gal III these ports and that all the time
I’ve been a hankeriu’ utter you and
wantiu' you for my wife. but you kep’
foolin’ with me all along and bustin’ my
heart mightynigh, and mukin' mo went
to gooll’nuriclropu trecdowu on my-
self. You know it Susan. you know it,’
and she h‘isten her hands and the gate
swung wide open.
“ ‘Whnt about Mary? says she. stand.
tlIIIr before me lookin‘ sz-eiIIr'II pouches
and mains.
" 'Di‘l'll Illnry' my.“ I- l:II III forgittiu‘
my llliilllli‘lh‘. and l Ietob out both my
hands for Susan.
“ (lb. LIIIII!‘ said she. lt!!’l~—\\’L‘ll Col-
cool." he laughed as his honest face red-
"I rock-
on you‘re old enough to know the bal-
once."
"I wouldn‘t be surprised. Lem." I re-
plied. blushing just II shade myself as a.
memory or two ('utne slowly bur-k from
the may past.
He looked up smiling.
“And any. Colonel."ho suirl,"I wuzu't
any prottior that night than I wuz be-
, fore."
“(‘orneuli. Lemuel." said Islupping
him on the back, "it was so dork Susan
' couldn't see \‘ou. "—New York Sun.
BIGGEST LENS IN THE WORLD.
The Great (lines of the Yorke-I Telescope
Is Larger than Ill“ Lick.
WI- IIIII likI 1;. Il ll‘lll'g? the I Illlllllj’ >lllll-
mm to burn IIIIIII about MIIH than us-
trIIIIIIIIIIII< Ilrrriuwtl 11‘ history oi their
tiili‘llli‘ b: no IlisI IIIII III-d up to the pres-
Ient timI- about tlI. It pl illi‘l ill] 1 its poo-
pie.
It lt‘illlll‘i'il IlIII‘JIHIII'lI tclI-sI-opo of the
United \"I.III- s NIIvul (lbs-III I.ItIII'_I' to dis—4
iCOV‘I‘l Iln satellites of More Then the
LiI-k li‘ll'HtlilH‘, with its :‘.I'I im'h glues.
\vunbuilt IIIIIl ulllllllt‘illtlli'l‘ the. three
strong» signal liIVbts on More was dis-
? covered.
Now the great 40-inch IIIIIsathe
hugest rob-scope gloss over made—which
AlI'IIII l‘l. Mark has been “'Iil'lilll': on for
more thIII II your at ('IIIIIlII'iIlgII. Muss”
for the Yerkes telescope. is I-oIIIplcted
,uud will >I II Ill br- shippvl In its IlI’IstitIII—
" tiIIII.
TlII ”1' tr lf‘hiilptl III ll1('\ . am ll Ubsr r-
vutou lIn:l bIII- -II IIII: ride in in .111: not the
signal light of Mars. as thI rob-scopes
before- llliil time bud fIIilIIl II. llUlt‘ tbn
Silll‘lllllt'rw. IIIId the ankvs l"l“.\‘i'lip(‘ will
be so lll‘IlI'll bigger than tlIII LII-k. now
the lIII‘.:II~t III the World. rim! astrono—
mers I‘ll'r' I IIIIliIlvut II>tIIIIislIinz Ilismver-
ies may 'I~-- llliiilt‘ us r-iltill I..: it is wt
up.
WlIIIkIIIst but [but looking through
the great libinr'll glass of IlII~ huge- lil-
sirIIIIIIIIIt, II~IIIIIIIIIII-rs will be i'IlliilIli‘il to
IIIIIkI- IIIII IlI-tinitoly the S}'.~"."lil III' sig-
112th Wlllr'll Ibo Mlirfllllli III‘II lN'llt‘Vl‘il to
be usiuzr in itll IIil'ort tn I‘i'llllilllli'itll.‘
with llll' lllliiilillitllls III‘ l'}..I‘IlI‘.' liven
llll‘ grout I‘itllill III slr'ln III' MIII'I-z. us is
sIIspIII-IIIII by llltil'r‘ llliill Illli‘. may turn
out to be :I giguutlr' ~IIIIIIIprII’II.
llow Sim keeps "or Freshness.
l'IItIl the physiological principles
wlIiI'lIIII'I'IIIIIIt for the plII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII uro
understand, it must l‘t‘lliiilll :I puzzling
fIII't llilil IIII III-tress’s life hlllilllll bIIIIIorII
favorable III the pl'IwI-I‘I'Iiilnn Hf good
looka. llll'l I'I‘IIII ol’ girlish freshness.
thIIII llll‘ lil‘II lt‘il by Women who occupy
their illillll‘lll sphere. and who I-ultiI'IItII
—-II.~I they think all ill“ plIysiI-IIl :IIId
IIIoI'IIl virt one.
A SW'i‘t‘N’eldll lll'll'l‘NH IIIIIIII wIIrk ox-
trI-IIII-ly llltl'il. generally by iii'llllr‘liil
light IIIId in II main-fouled :IIIIIIIsplIIIrII.
Her hour-I for work. llii'dl‘I. :IIId filt't‘l)
unlull IIiII-I'ly had from tho hygienic
point oi" vivw. qul but iIIi'I‘I-Ipza-uily alto
mIIkIIII bIIIl wIIrIIn "by falling into those
lhllli‘liiliill iIIIbitII which IIrI- IIII lilillltlmli'
rial lrmllllutl of but Clues. liI-I' secret,
apart from the lawn regulating tho I»:-
prr-snion nml nutrition of llli‘ fiii‘f'. mu.
sister'hivily oi” ltVillilitfli'i" of Itnmotony
and petty II'IIrriI-s~II-ilIIIIIII IIrI-lI~cnenIice
of feminine good looks and grind temn
per. Her Wnl‘k, if arduous. in generally
perforIrIr-Il both with competitions and
lightness of heart: and. nbovc all. she
gets II nIIfliIIiIIIII-y of bodily exercise of
the llililmflllllmlgll not under the con-
dltiohswmrmt conducive to health. via,
' exercise involving quick and general
movements of the Inn-wins. combiner]
with umortain amount of mental or-
citement. ~Blackwrxxl’s liluganiuo.
Killed his Ha-
I once asked a friend who had fought
Ill thumb the War if he had ever
killed II hum that he maitively know
of.
“Yes." said he. remorsefully, “at Bullto
Run 1 ran at the first fire. A rebel
chased me for ten miles and was then so
exhausted that he dropped dead. "
Gladstone now find: the theater-«MI
Misfit ratios for many yugdhutl:
Inns or exceptas a rare
once. militants detects in himsslle
“£7"? madam
tits WM Isis
«32'5" “guns? 5f the and?
men of town at Smelt .end
time to withdrbw the notice tor the
Wham”. There remains sufficient
Annual Town Meeting that has Man
published underdats 0 Sept. 21. was,
and to substitute therefore cell of later
ate.
NUTILE Is Imam olvrm that the call
forthe Annual Meeting of the Town of
Norwalk, heretofore published under
date 01 Sept. 21, 1895, is hereby recalled
and rescinded, in so tar as we have power
to rescind the same.
The petition herein referred to in as
followa:
Nonwaur, Coax, SEPT 21,1895.
To THE SELEIIIlEN or 'IIIF. Town 0?
NIIIIWALK:
The dersigncd. citizens and legal
voterso the Town of Norwalk do hereby
request that you insert In the call for the
annual town meeting,lto be held in the
month of October, such lawful notice as
shall enable the voters of Norwalk to
consolidate the school districts of the
town, should such consolidation be deem
ed to be expedient.
(.IIIIIII'I‘IAN Swau'rz, J AMES H. BAILEY
E. A. Woonwann, JNO. P. 'l'ItEAnwsL
M. M. LEE, WM. A. “mu,
1). id. WEED, H. P. PRICE, .
1). E. DIsIIIIow, F liEliElilCK MEAD,
Joux H.FEltlil.~', E J. THINAS, I
'1‘. BAKER, 11.0 Minor-21.1.,
s. (J. PALMER, J. M. BENEDICT,
GERALD 1-1. iii-:AIIII, James '1‘. HUBBEL
EIIIIAII 11. Fox, (I‘Eo. M. BEh‘KDiC
J. W. Pom-21.1.. A. W. AUSTIN,
GEO. ll. S'I‘. John; E. L. Herr,
Asa ii. \Vl)011\\'.~\ltl), ilI-zunsur it. SMITH.
tier-rived at the otlice of the Selectmen,
Norwnlk. Conn, at twelve o’clock, noon,
on Thursday, Sept. till, 1595.
J AXE M. Hurt,
(‘ lerk of Board of Selectmen.
liming complied with the request in
suIb petition mode. and having added to
the notice askeIifoI-in said petition, and
having recalled and rescinded the notice
forthI-Immunl meeting heretofore pub-
lished under date of Sept '1 189.5.
I
warned that be normal town meetiugo,
said town will be held on Monday, th
seventh, Itb, day ofl')ctober 189.5, for th
following purposes:
other rs excepting those by law provider
to be appointed by the selectmen.
town IIill nbolisbnll theschooldistricts
and ports of school districts within the
therein. subject to such restrictions as
urenr may be imposed by the General
Assembly.
’lllli‘ut‘ III Tutor of abolishing the School
Districts. IIIIIloftiIe ton II ussuming and
maintaining the IorItr-ol of the schools,
will do -po.~'li II ballot II ith the Word “”‘Yes
llll‘l‘l‘llll :Ind lllfl‘ai‘ IIIIIIIN‘d “ill llt posit :I
blelIIt with the word ‘ \o thereon.
’l he pollsuill be opt ll tIIr sIIiIl purposes
from 0'. o I lock in the loreuoou until .'I
n'chr'k in the uftI-rIIIIIIII ut the Town
House, for the lat voting district: at the
l’utunm liosolIIIIIuo, on Franklin street.
South Norwnlk. for the L’Il voting district;
and at the Volunteer llose house, on East.
III'eIIIII-. l-IIIst Norwnlk: for the lid voting
district.
Dated at \orunlk. Conn. this ‘3
of September. \l I). lHJFI
1‘.“ 11M Iron)
12. 'llliHllIS.
MIII‘I-tl. DASKAH.
Selectmen of Norwalk.
7th day
'l be (all for the annual to“ II meeting
for the year lS‘J.5,Il.ItI-d September Blut.
159.5 is hereby amended by adding thereto
llri matters to be ruled upon at said meet-
lliili‘
“‘l‘o llt‘lt‘l‘llllfli' by bullor whether the
town will :Ibolrsh oil the srbool districts
and parts «If school IlII-Itricta within the
linIirsof lllt‘IOWIl of .\'III~II'IIIk.IIIIIl to 1“
shine and lllilllllillll the public schools
tbs-rein hillijt't‘f to such restrictions as are
or may be lllllliiii'tl by the General As-
sembly.
’llIow in {mm of IIbolisbing the srhool
Ilistrirts IIIIIl of lllt‘ towns. assuming
IInIi IIIIIiIIIIIiniIIg the control of the
schools. will deposit II ballot with the
word "VI-II“ llll‘l‘i'lill, :Iudtltoae opposed
will deposit II bIIllot with the word “No"
thereon.
Dated Itt XIII-walk this 37th day of Sep.
ir‘lnbt'r. .\. ll. 1WD.
(In \I: W. liII‘IIIIxII,
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SI-lIII-IIIII-II of Norm-11k.
Annual Town Meeting.
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'l‘bI' inhulriirtnis. legul rotors (if the
Town of Norwalk. are hereby IIIIIiiiIIIlIIIIIl
warned that, the IIIIIIIIIIl IIIIIII IIII-ntlug of
suid town will be hold on .\lIIIIIlIIy,ibII
sI-I vr'htb Iib rim of ()t'ltllii‘l', lam, for the
following pIII llllh‘ts
l. "loulv "i I. by IIIIllIIi :IliIIf the town oili
Iers I-M-I'ptiug thwar- by but prIIIiIIrIl to
in: IIppointI-Il by thr- III‘lI'I luu- II.
To dotcrIIIiuI’ by lIIIllot \IbI-IlII-rtlII-
IIIII II will illiilllh‘ll oil the school (ll‘ill‘ll in
and piil‘ls of ar'lmul districts within the
limitsnl thr- lou ll of Ntll‘\\',ltlk and to us
Hlliii' IIIIIl IIIIIitIiIIlII tlIII publlI N lliiUlH
therein, subject to Hilffli restrictions IIII lll‘i'
or "my lli‘ IIIIposI-Il by llli‘ Ht'lli‘l'ill AhNi‘ili'
blv.
'l‘ltiifil‘ lII iIII'orIIi abolishing the Hi'lllilll
districts. l|l|il the towns ”worming and
IIIIIlIIinIIIlIIg IbI- IIIIIirIIl or the III-boobr
will deposit II bullot “lib the \vorrl ”\ VII-I”
”It won. ltfiil tlIIIIII- uppoIII-Il “ill deposit ii
bulloi with the word "Nu" iherm ii.
The poll» will be upon (or Hiilll lili‘lliltii'il
from Ii II'IIlm'k in the {pronoun until .‘I
o'clock in the riftvrnoou. IIt tho Town
House, for the First voting district; M. the
l'IItIIIIIu llom- house. on b‘rIIIIkllIIstrIII-i,
South Niil'Wfllk. for the Her-nod voilngdla-
trivi; IIIIIl at the Volunteer limp house, on
Must- Avenue, l‘lnnt NIIrwIIllI, for tlIII'l‘lIirIi
voting district.
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oi hI-ptI-mber. A. 1).. 1149‘ .I.
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EI'IIIIIMI 'l'ltntim
SMII'I‘J. DAIIIIAII.
Selectmen of XIII-unlit.
NOTICE.
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Elinhabitants. legal voters of he Town
Hornets. are hereby not
turned wilhgghi the annual town meeiin
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We
find?» the JVflnaéé
The inhabitants, legal voters of the ,I-I
town of Norwalk. are hereby notified and i
1. To elect by ballot, all of the town‘-
2. 'l‘.odetermiu by ballot whether the E1'
lIIIIits oi the town of \orIIIrlk, and to Its- ‘13
some and maintain the public schools
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