.. Wies’ 63 Sample Shoes, at 31.75 a pair.
,f Ladies’ to Russia Calf Lace Shoes, at £1.50 a pair.
,‘ '3-Button Razor Toe Ladies’ 33 Oxford, at 01.75 I. pair.
, ,Ladics’ Opera and Razor Toe $3 Oxfords, at $1.75 a pair.
it! Ladiea’ 81. 50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at $1 a pair.
W'Men a Russia Calf and Seal Goat $i Shoes, ’reduced to
pal .
Oar Men's Russia Calf, Razor Toe Lace 83 Shoes, reduced to 82
m largest and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown
town at the lowest prices.
PROFESSIONAL IIOOTBIAOK III TOWII AT
LsEIII BROS.
THE WHITESHIIE STORE
fa sum: suIIoIIIII. room... one...
II
, NOW 18 THE TIME you want light on the subject. To get
, 1 the light be sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN -
QUET LAMPS at
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
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.
OOHHEII HIIHTH IHHIII IIIII WEST STREETS.
flash in Your checks.
On and after Saturday, October 5th, we will discontinue giving checks with
TEAS and COFFEES, but instead we will give you the cash by selling
‘00 Teas at 450 per pound.
OOc
4f 11*. v. x1
D
35c Java Coffee. at the per pound.
480 u l: 32: l: :: é0c lgnacéihoicoffeengflo per280und.
‘ '5 l.
Mama and Java toffee, at 33c per 50“,}? no on CO ee, at a per
DO
The quality of these goods will be of the same excellence as heretofore. All
‘ checks must be redeemed by November lst.
?‘ FLOUR
Iladvanclngzbny now if you wantto take advantage of the low price and old
wheat.
Hand 8. Flour, at 84.25 bbl.; 55c per bag.
Jones’ Flour, at $4 15 bbl.; 530 per bag.
Record Flour, at 84 bbl.; 50c per bag.
Best Elgln Creamery Butter, 25.: lb. Best Dairy Butter, 23.: lb.
THE HEW YIIIIH IiIIOIlEIIY 00
i ' _ ‘ Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
I South Norwalk. N orwalk.
IIIIHIIIS I. 00.,
The Holiahlo illoIhiors, Hatters and
lurnishors
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
"Which store sells first class goods at low-
est prices," and the answer will be, Francis
do 00. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
‘RANCIS & 00....
I ”BOOTS SHOES OIIEOSEO FREE OF OlIlIIOE BY THE BEST'
Oastoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Ohil-
Iorphinc nor other Narcotic aub-
stanoc. Itisaharmlesssubstitutcfor
Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup],
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Childrcn' s Panacea - the lothcr‘s
Friend.
(CASTO RIA
For Infhnts and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the facsimile
is on the
wrapper.“-
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cannon Cour/luv, 7'.‘ Murray St, NJ.
signature of :
Weshallpro- ’ E : '
"1?le I. a
I
8...... Walk.
put down by the m )3! exp. rienced
.worirmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walksdaid by a Nor-
wallr man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
IIHIMIINII BHIIS.
Caveats, and T.-:. in. .‘.Y .Ir‘.~I t 1.... 1 .l 5. Id all Pat-
cntb-Isunmvunu Inl (I r 1.. a. run; FEES
OunOrncrlsOPPou thL‘ E. f‘a._ NTCFFIC!
IIInI ucI1III:.. -..1. I. .I. .II I.“ I1... .-.I.I.I thou:
mm. InIfII. .II. \\'.1.I t1 .1
bend .uodII. II .III1 II . (If ll... ..
tion. We nIlI: so If p.I'~11 ‘ -
flu r TLC II... II '
ch .Irge.
. A Pullman “Il» N.
that DI shun: III II ll: U
sent Into. A. Ilf.‘ .1.
C.A. 33 “Edit.“
o'p'pnv.n.1s n.» r. .
.
.I....l“'-l.1-II...
'1 ll. ZINE!
FITS!
BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI
Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has given you up and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
have Mtrieré. s not on reason you cannot be
red. We can no» tlvely cure all kinds of
FitsAwpilep‘lI-bo Convulslon or Spasmotic. WI
DA POSITIVE All) PEBMA A.-
llm 011th IN ALI. can... We have
cared thousands. many cases of ion standing,
and given pp by doctors as incurab our
“Allen's FitCurc" you will find a nII lclne
that has never failed to effect a speedy cure.
We back our guarantee with sun er of still
toany yperson we cannot cure. ll inhest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt.“ bottle. 83.00. 2 qt.. aaoo.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00.,
Washington and Water nu... Match. Mass
LADIES
auncring from Betarded.8n wrestled or Pain-
Menstruation and all i laritica of like
uatubrem tllnI Thour nasas. PILLS anln-
lccurs. Thcyare entirely safe and can
..‘i."'..d°.‘.it° ‘le m ' IIIM'I. °
r a are cy ave
.3... .Iom...
f i rodncct nit. A box
£3133” he apt on hand at al‘i timesto Rm do
I. once cont! sent
“8 nigh... full dire'dtoions. scoursl 1 seal-
ALLII WHIDIOLI} 00.
Washington and Water Sta. duhi‘us.
Illilll‘i’sPllllll H0181
FORMEBLY DORLON'S.
South N’orwaIk. c...
enorzwdllhin“. lggfinfi'w
JOHNW O’BULLIVAN
MHWMDM“
WW“ 5099'- - nationalities.
drcn. It contains neither Opium, i
gawantccisthirtyycars’ nscby!
to Woo
lythrough the hereof the fence pat the
world beyond and shivsred every once in
awhile as the cool breezes swept down up-
on lt. It was thinking of the diflorences
in climates and wondering whether if it
I
{buried ouaof its eggsas itused todoin .
gthe long grass during such weather the
cool wave would hatch out on icccrsam
churn.
While it was resolving the question in
its mind a playful kitten come through
the fence lntcthe yard it was a pretty
I kitten—pure white, except for a few
blotohes that looked as if somebody had
thrown an ink bottle at it, after care-
fully removing the cork. Tho kitten went
groaning along the yard until it came to
the ostrich. Thinking its long, thick legs
Iwero young saplings, the playful kitten
gave a run and quickly climbed up thorn
and was soon on top of the ostrich' a back.
The huge bird did not know what to
make of it at first and went cuuterins
around the yard as thoupbtho plague were
after it. Round and round it went, until,
rod in the face, it can... to a sudden stop.
2 The kitten never moved. it bud taken u
.r firm hold of tho ostrich uud did not pro-
? pose to be shaken.
, “I stood the curthquuko this morning,"
suld thokltlcu; “lgIImH 0.1 III stand tin..."
Finding that tho sin-mun boost refused
to botIIInI sIIIuIIIIIrIIy disposed of, the os-
trich bccnIIIo loss scurml and more angry.
It curled its Ilt‘f‘li IIIIIi Iwistcd its bend so
' us to get I. fuir look iii. the kitten. The
1 kitten novor winced. It begun to think It.
.1 bud burkcd up the wrong tron, but it was
determined to sue the Hunter In... The
ostrich lililli'il I. blow at tho undcslrublc
rider with Its book, but it dodged. lttrlod
it again, but the result. was the sumo.
Again IIIIIl uguin‘thc agile bond and long
neck mined sludge hummer blows ut the
tricky little kitten. It cscupcd the... all,
though some were too near for comfort.
I Fluullythn kitten got soured. It. run
‘ out on tho IIstriI-h‘s III-oi; to got out of the
way. Then it smiled. 'l‘boIII-Itrich couldn’t
hit it there. Its smile did not last long,
however. With It suddI-I. IIIovcmcut the
. ostrich sm'tchcd its neck backward. encir-
‘ clad the kitten round the waist and
squeezed it until itavus dead. The... it Illi-
wouud itself und plot-idly looked at the
(loud IIuiIIInI. A ftcr u moment or two of
coutcmplullou It picked up Its victim and
[lung it In. for us it could. Tllt‘ll it culmly
resumed the "II-dilutions tlIut IIuIl lived
on ruthlcs>ly iIIII-rruptcd.~l’lIil1IIlI-1phiu
1 Press.
I
Napoleon After Dresden.
Tic sIIIlIII-nly I1I1liuq..isl.cIl his personal
direction of the pursuit IIIIIl \vI-ut buck II.
. Dl‘l‘silt‘il. 'l'hut it. wns llllII'Hs‘ or physical
Iproetrution whiIlI quscd hi... to do so
tlIcrquII be Ithluk. no doubt. The man
who hitherto throughout this cuIIIpIIigII
IIIIII lll‘. Oil on I.III-.~I1'1.I.n k of IlIIy lu‘cuk on. ll
morning \Vlll‘ll thorn wus lighting to III.
. lepcctcd was not l'IkI-ly tuhuvc .IIIIInIIImcIl
this pursuit—upon which lllsl vI-ry exist-
I (‘llOtl us 0 our III1pI1InII1Il—~II..II lll‘ been
strong ohm, IIIIIIIII IIIIII IIn-IItully, to
IIIqu IIIIIIIIIIII-Ii it. lint of this critical
moment he s. on... whom suddenly become
u!) altered man.
We know thut he wus exposed during
the bIIttlI1 to the drenching min which
fell llqu Iluy. IIIIII this. IIIIIy huvo brought
on an uttuckof llIut IIIystnrious IIIulIIIIy
to which i referred in the previous chop.
tor. This Is borne out by the. fact that
llnrru Is II auddcu uIIII llllflllrlltlklllllt‘ I‘liungo
in the tour. and spirit of tho Icttcrslm
wrote after his return to Dresden from
those he bud previously written. At first
his orders for the pursuit ill‘i' (dour, vigor-
ous. IIIIIl churuI'tI-rlstlc. Suddenly the mur-
filllllrl III'I1 left without- iuslructlous, and
the pursuit. is rcluxcd in conschIonco. ’i‘ho
ulllcs, III. lougvr burdened or prcsscd II.
roar, IIIIII time thus IIllIIIvcdllIIIIII torculizo
that with their IIVI'rwhclIIIiIII: numbers
they could IIIIs'Ily brush VIIIIIIuInIIIII from
their path. This tin-y did III. Kuln. on
Aug. :50, his. I‘uvulry IIIIII about. 10.000 foot
IIIIIIIII I-sI1IIpIII;: to rejoin Supolcon. —“l)c~
clino IIIIII hull of \upoII-un, ' by “olsclcy.
n intrastate... ( 'Mnen‘. i u'. illend'ng (ii—n
It is oflI-IIIII \liilllll‘ to mend II handsome
piccc of glusswurc lb... hus born slightly
broken, but Tlll‘ Inujnrlty of tho guml t‘l“
Invuts used for I1I-pulrlug vulIIIIIIII- urticlcs
um llIII truuspnrvut I-I...II.,:l. for thc gloss.
AI. I‘Xi‘i'lll‘lll I‘t‘llll‘lll for this purpose "my
be mud.» by dlszI tun in .I [Illllilll IIvI1r IIIII
“PO—Iilkllli:t'r’llt'l'lill cow that it does not.
boil HYPE—Ill)” I... Hillll‘t' of i~intzluss II. n
wiuvgiussful of spirits of win... This will
llliikt' u now IIIII'IIIIlI-zunl Imuspurcut grin...
There. In I... lllt‘lll('lllt' so often lll‘t‘llt‘ll In
every llllllli‘ IIIIIl so IIIIIIIirIIny adopted to
Illl‘ [lllf'll(lrit'~i for Wllli'll it Is. iIItI-IIIII'II. us
(‘lIIIIIIlIcrIIIlII‘s l’uin llIIIIII. llIIrIIly I.
work prism-n but sou...- member of the Illlll-
ily lllirl lli‘l‘il of it. It toollIIII-III- or llt‘iltllli’llll
"my be (‘lli‘l‘il by it. A touch of l'lli'llillll‘
tion. or III-uruluiu IIII'II-tI-Il. 'l'lIc Ht‘b’t‘rt‘
pull. of I. burn or Sl'llltl promptly relich-Il
IIIIII Illt‘ sIIrI- llt‘tlltll in much less tlIIn-
Illlill when .IIIIIIII1iIII-IIIIUI to I... Htfllt for. A
IIprIIIII IIIIIy III- promptly troutI-Il III-forcin-
iIIIIIIIuIItiou not... in, which insures I. cure
in about one-third of the time otherwise
required. (‘IIiaIIIIII bruisI-s should receive
IIIIIIIIIIIIIItII IrI-ut.IIII-.It before the ports. III--
1.1mm. swolII-II. which can only ,Ilt‘. done
when l'ufl. IIIIIIII is kept Ill IIIIIIII. A More
throut run be cured before it becouws
serious. A troublcsoruczcorn IIIIIy be re-
movoII by applying it twice II day for t|
Week or two. A home book may be cured
and several days of vulIIIIblu tin... Htu’t'il
or I. paid II. the side or chest l‘l'lll'VIiIl
without puyiugudnotor bill. l’.-ocure n
50 cent bottle of. once and you will never
regret it. For sale by H. i'. Stillson,
druggisL” _«~_w_
There are n ’good many rem-Ions why
you should use One Minute ( 'ough Cure.
There are no reasons why you should
not if in need of help. The only harm-
.‘ess remedy that. produces immediate re»
suits. I11. l’. Weed and G. (l. Stillsou.
children Cry for
Pltcher’a antcrla.
. When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorlh.
When she was a Child. she cried for Canada.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castcria.
When shehsd Children, she gavcthsrn (launch,
uPMMflqmmm
children cry for.
a little more in width, an excellent imita-
tion and always used upright in a loop or
two with ends, frequently fastened/by a
paste brooch. I
Although fancy pctticoats of sllk and
alpaca. adorned with lace and ribbons, are
still fashionable. a great many white mus-
lin ones, trimmed with embroidery,nre
worn with light gowns.
The little, close Dutch caps are not so
much used for babies' wear as they used
to be, cups and bonnets of a more elaborate
1
Vlh'l'l'lSIi TOILET.
clIuruI-tcr. will. widI1 rIIIlIcs and bows. b0.-
iIIg IIowprI~fI1rI1I-Il. 'i'hcrI- isnothing much
[worth-.1 or more InfuutllI- tIIuII tin. old
l'ushloIII-Il Slllllnlilllt‘l shupc. which shields
the I-yI-s IIIIII ucck from the sun. Whit...
unIl II-ru I‘llllll‘tlltll'l‘y III‘o llllli‘ll employed
for little I'hilIiI‘cII'n \Vi‘itl’.
A grunt IIIIIIIy whitc compiles, espcciul-
ly in .Ilpucu. Inc 500“ this scuson. IIIIII
mastic of II shudc approaching white is
also I. I;I\'lli'lii‘ tint. It goes well will. IIII
colors itllil IlnI-s not show dust.
AIIIIII of Austriuuud Medici collurs urc
In grout vogue III prcscut. lilftdi‘ of gulA
pIIrI1. butistc. li|(‘i' or the some goods us the
light ill'l‘hH will. which tlII-yurI1 tolu- wurn.
lioIlirIw of II‘uIIspIIrI-ut goods. such us
Illllllhrt'lllli' III- mi. . chiffon uIId gonzo. ovcr
ii sill. lining urcm fuslI'IIqublcns (‘l't'l‘ IIIIII
\l' ry .IIIII humming. 'I'III‘I' lIilYl‘ u
I IIl. .i..-~~1.1Il up nth-.1. :IIIIl urn. more suit-
11.51. I' I..III1II.:II .IiIcI‘IIInII. nourish...» :IIIII
lilj.’ Ham-III m \I'III-I'I- I. III1IIIIIIIIII-I Is
1:... mpri: I.» II‘:'.I‘. for ordinary II.~I'. If Illt‘
~I.~.~..1.~1:II1.~.I~f Imlf IIIIIL'III. .I >I_\'l4‘ Ilil'.\' i..-
I'I'I1:I~'.II: ll‘. \II;5.I.1, llli‘ “IIrI1~.~I1Il” I-ll'm't
llll‘l‘l'ilhI‘ll. Lung glow-s ill‘I' Worn Wllli‘ll
I‘IIII1II lI1 Ill‘.‘ Inigo III the >II1I'\'I*S.
.\II Illmlrutlon inaivcnof I. pretty vi~it-
lug gown of pearl gray silk with l'l'll liar
urn-1. 'I'ln1 skirt forms I.1II11,:'I-. hollow plnih‘
IIIIIIIIIIdIIIII: tuwurd Il.I~I\1.I'I.~I. IIIIII I. poi...
of gIIlpIIrI' ls Illlll‘t'll IIt tln1 font of III‘I-I-y
pIIIll. 'l“.II1 l1l..I..~1I1IIIIIllI1c line .1. largo. lint
IlInIlIlI- pluit II;II1I;IIIIII front. and tl..1,~.ln1..l«
(lt'f‘ri III-.1 f‘ith‘f‘t‘il by I. IIIrgI-collur of nui-
purv fustvuvd III front with u motif in
III-ride. ’l‘lII1 drupcd III-It ls of I‘urIIlIIul 5min
IIIIII tlI‘s llt'lllllll\\'llll u. lumcbuwmnl IIIIIls.
The short lIullImu slum-2. l...v.1 gII‘IpIIrI-
culls. 'l'ln1 but ls of block straw. trimmed
with red flowers IIIId bl... k quill..-
.lI1 DIC I‘ III). .151.
__F__.....V_...__..
mll
i'\|..
is
"l1'or several IIIIIIItlIs, l wus troubled
with II persistent humor on my bend
which gave Inc considerable IIIIIIIIyIIIIcc.
until It occurred to me to try Aycr’s. lluir
\'I.:or. Before using one bottle the humor
Iva-1. behind," I '1‘. Adams. Ilencrul .\lI-r
Chum. Turbcrvlllc, VII.
Nothing: so distressing us I. bucking
cough. Nothing so foolish us to suffer
from it. Nothing so dangerous If :Illmv
t'll to continue. (luv Minute. ('Illllzll (.‘IIrII
IzlvvsIIIIIIII-Ilintc relief. E. l'. Wood and
(Ll'. Nillsnu.
Dr. "and s Remedies for Children.
.\'I-.w ll.I\ l1l\'. Corn... 31 William SI, “1
first know of llr. IIIIIIIl's Remedies. for
(‘IIIlIlrcu ll\‘\‘ yours IIIro. IIIIII I II... contin-
IIIIily rmquuI-IIIIIIIg other mothers. to
uw llII-III.IIIIII .‘llWlly~ will. lln. llt‘hl rc-
Mill“. My baby was Ilcuthly sick with
I1III1II-ruinfuutum. IIIIII Ilr. lluIIIl‘s lllIIr
rim-.1. Mixture cured it illlllflhl iIIIIIIIIIllIIte-
ly. llr. ll.IIIIl'.-.1I'IIIII' (‘III'I' is. also t‘XCt'l-
II-ul. .\Ir.~. N. A. Daniels." llr. IIIIIIIl’s
(2.1.liI (‘IIrc IIIIII l)r IIIIIIIl‘s lliurrhII-II
Mixture urn sold bv IIII‘IlrIIgIr' 1! .'_' 3’...
It is 11...... I... easy to trylllill‘ Minute
(fungi. (‘Ill‘i‘ n1. nuytIIiIIg 01.1w. It‘s l‘llslttl‘
to cure II sevI-ro cough or cold with it.
but your next purclntsetfor It cough MI
0.... Minute i‘IIIIgII (.‘ure. licttcr medi-
('lllt’; better results; better try it. l1}. l’.
Wood IIIIII H. (I. Stillsou.
"I would rather trust. thut llll'tlli'llll!
tlIIII. IIIIy doctor I know of.".~uIy.~I.\II1.~I.
lIIIttiI- .\Inso..,of Chilton. ('IIrtcr l'.... MI...
in speaking of i'IIIIIIIberlnlII's (folio, i'hol-
t'l‘ilitllll ”liil‘l'lliml. III-IIIIIIly. For solo by
H. i'. Stillsou, III-Imprint.
A. (i. Ilurtloy, of Magic. l’.... writes:
I tool It It Iluty,of mine to Inform you and
tho. public that lleWitt's Witch lluzcl
SnIVchured mo of I. very bad cuss of
cczount. it also cured my boy of II rIIn~
IIIIIg “0113611 his leg. l1}. 1'. Wood and
G. C. “£1399;
Business Cannot be cured
by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the car. There is only
one way to cure deafness. and that is by con-
atitntionat remedies. Deafness is caused by
an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets
inflamed you have a rambling sound or im-
perfsothcariog. and when it is entirely closed
deafness III the result. and unless the inflam-
mation can be taken out and this tube rector-
ed to its normal condition, hearinzwill be der
troysd forever: nine cases out of ten are cans-
ed by catarrh. which is nothlnu but an inflam-
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
casocf Deafness (caused by datarrl.) that can-
not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Ours. Sand
for circulars. free.
I‘d. CHENEY k 00.. Toledo. 0.
"Bcld by Drunists. 60c.
‘ 3.... monomers! on...»
m humanism. ltiasbéutaninchnr
. There remains anfllclen
time to withdraw the notice for th 1
Annual Town Meeti that has been
published under datco Sept. 21 with,
andtosubstitute therefore call of am
ate:
Norms Isnsurnv oxvsx that the call
forthe Annual Meeting of the Town of
Norwalk. heretofore published under
date of Sept. 21 1890,1s hereby recalled
and rescinded. in so faras we have powpr .
to rescind the some. .
The petition herein referred to is as
follows:
Nonwamt, Comm, SEPT. 21, 1805.
To run SELECTMEN 011‘ THE TOWN OF
NORWALK: ‘1»
The undersigned. citizens and legal
voters of the Town of N orwalk do hereby
request that you insert in the call for the
annual town meeting,tto be held in the;
month of October, such lawful notice as‘
shall enable the voters of Norwalk tI.’
consolidate the school districts of ti
town, should such consolidation be dee
ed to be ex edieut.
CHRISTIAN HWARTZ JAMES H. BAlLE
E. A. Woouw \lill, Jan. I’. TREAIIWE
M. M. LEE, \VM.A A.‘VIIGIIL,
(I. E. W'EED, H. P PRICE
D. 11}. DIsIIIIow, FREDERICK MEAD,
.loIIN ll. Futons, E. J. TIIOMAL-l
’1‘. BAKIIII, H. C. MITCHELL,
S. C. PALMEII. .l BENEDICT,
GERALD ii. BEARD, .1 .s T. HUBBELT
bloom: ii. Fox, 6.10. M. BENEDIC’
.l. W. Pom-21.... A. W. AIHTIN,
Geo. B. Sr. Joux, E. L. Hm r, j
AHA B. Woo..w.-u.n. HsIIIIsRTR. Sour.
Received at the office of the Selectmen, '
Norwalk Conn.,nt twelve o'clock, noon;
on Thursday, Sept. :56 1395.
JAVE M. HYATT,
Clerk of Board of Selectmen.
Ilnving complied with the request in
such petition made. and having added to
the notice asked for in said petition, and
having recalled and rescinded the notice
forthel annual meeting heretofore pub-
lished under date of Sept. 21, 1.395.
The iuhubltuuts, legal voters of the-
towu of Norvv ulk are hereby notified an.1
warned that he annual town meeting Ii
said town will be held on Monday. the
seventh .th daonf October 1895, for tho;
follow mg purpose
l. '10 elect by ballot all of the towri‘
officers excepting those by law provid
to be appointed by the selectmen. .
2.10determm by ballot whether th-i
town will abolish all the school district1
and parts of school districts within th
limits of the town of Norwulk, and to :Is-
some and maintain the public schools
therein. subject to such restrictions as
IIrI-o.‘ may be imposed by the General I,
Assvmbly.
Those. III favor of abolishing the School' 5.
Districts. and of the town assuming and
quimuiuiug the control of the schools,
will deposit. 1. ballot with the word "Yes”
thereon. and those oppIIsI-Il will deposit. a
lmllot with the word “No" thereon.
The polls will be open for .sIIiIl purposes
from Ii o‘clock in the forenoou until 7.
o‘clock in the afternoon. at the Town
House. for the lat voting district; at the
l’IItIIqu liosc house. 01) I”runkliu street.
South Norwulk, for the 2d voting district;
and at the Volunteer Hose house, 0.. Host
avenue. Rust Nor-walk: for the Sid voting
district.
Dated of Norwalk. (Tom...
of September, A. l).. 1595.
I). W. RAI'IIIIxII.
H. 'l'uonss.
SAbll'l-Ll. DIEKAII.
Sf‘leclllliili of Norwulk.
'l'hc cull for the annual townv'” ' 1
for the your lfiilfi, dutcd)‘ ‘ l
1.19:3 is hereby amend-.. .._, mm"... .uucw
.H runners to be titled upon at said meet-
inn:
‘I determine by bullot whether the
town will ubolisl. ull the school districts
und put-ts of school districts within the
limits of the town of Norwulk. and to as-
sume and maintain the public schools
therein subject to such restrictions as are
or may be. Imposed by the General As—
scIublv.
'i‘ hose II. {III or of abolishing the sthool
districts mm of the towns assuming
IIIIII IIIIIIIItIIIIIiIIg the control of the
schools. will deposit II ballot. with the
word ‘ \ I-s' thereon and those apprised
will deposit u bII‘. lot with the word “No
Tllt‘l‘t'tlll.
I):ItI-Il IIt. Norwnlk. this :JTtlI day of Sep-
lumber. .\. I), Nib.
I).~1I1 II: \\'. RIIIIIIMI',
l3 I1IIIII.\\I ’l'IIIIIIIs
S \\lli1l l)\.~|\' \IIH
NIII-I fun. I. of Norwulk.
Annual Town Mailing.
“M...—
this 21th day
'I'III! 'IIIIIuIIIIuIns. lcuul voters of the
Town Of Nurwulk. use hereby IIotllleIlquI
\vurucd tion. the IIIIIIIIIII town IIIcctinIz of
sold town will llt‘ llt‘ltl Uil MIIIIIIIIthII
scvcutl. 7th day of (lumber, 1‘95. for the.
following.r purposes:
I. To elect by bullot III] of the town oili-
curs I-\I:eptiIII: those by law provided to
lli‘ uppointcd by the ~IclI-I llllt'll
:3. "III III-termiIII- by bullot whether the
town will llllOllHll IIlI the sc hoIIl districts
and purts of school districts within the
limits of the town of NIIrIvIIlk. IIIIII to u..-
eIIIIIe and maintain the public schools
lIIerI-iu. subject. to such restriction.» “H are
p.11 muy be iIIIpOseII by the General Asset..-
) V.
Those in lover of .Ilmlishing Tllt‘ school
ill'iif'li'f'd, IIIIII the towns tt‘lh‘lllllllllz unIl
IIIIIIIItuIniIIg the control of the schools.
will deposit II bullot with the word “l’.-s"
tlIIIrI-IIII. IIIIII tin»... opposed will deposit II
ballot with the Word "No‘ tlIcrI-ou.
'I‘ he polls will “1' open for said purpose...
fro... I'. admit in the forcnoou until 5
oclook in the afternoon. at the Town
House. for the First voting district: at the
I'utnuru "one house. on Franklin street,
South N orwalk for the Second voting dis-
trict. IInIi .It the V oluuteer Ilose house. on
lanst Avenue East Norwnlk for the'l‘hird
voting district.
Dated at Norwnlk Pom... this 27th day
of September. A. I). lNil‘ .I.
(Inc... W ltAIIIosn
l‘.l’llltiA.'Il Thom...
SMII'Izl. DAIIIKAM,
Selectmen of Norwulk.
NOTICE.
——~ .» a oo~——-
IHHIIII. 'I'IIWH MEETING.
HE inhabitants. legal voters of the Town
of Norwals. are hereby notified and
warucdthatthe annual Iownmectin of said
town will beheld on Monday. the It bday of
On her . 900. for the electi on. bgbal
lot.' of all the town omcars, except those yla
prov Idedtobe spool in'cd b the salesmen.
he polls will be open forsa
o'clock in the Iorenoon until l.Ilc’clook his” th:
ftcrnoon .at the Town House, for ”the rim
otinfim District; at the Putnamll cashmere”. on
Norwaih. for
Voting District. and at the V II...
Mucus... ”up last orw
crths'f'htrd otlnlDI
savage.
muses... day of 8am
car...” I
Norwalk Chronicler