m ,.
soda. comm
Hones, never fails, One Minute
. Gare. Armedy tor asthma, and
. feverish condition which accom-
j . more cold. The only harmless
My that produces immediate results.
’ ’P.‘Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Editor J. L. Montgomery, of Marshall,
)erat, states that for many years
fluttered untold agony from Dyspepsia.
_ last he began to take Ayer‘s Sarsapa-
g p and by the time he used six bottles,
lie was as well as ever. Cures others,
wiiicure you.
gNothlng so distressing as a backing
cough” Nothing so foolish as to suitor
rem it. Nothing so dangerous if allow
‘d to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief. E. P. Weed and
. , ..
damned Trude-Marks hiaim . us! all Pat-
'j‘ enthusiness conducted for Monte": Fen,
Due timer is Orrosm; u. s . manor omce
Mwecansccurc pawn: in has ilulv luau i rose,
from Washin
i
escr'ipn
free of
( 1' ice not . L
A p in "“1. " iiow tot .l l .u
0?“!Mc in the U. 3' gymi luv. nu:
sent (rec. Adilnlhh‘ :
, O.A. Silicate} «73m
‘ l. 'J. I
on. Peter" Orr-om, anm ._
w.“ ._... . .l . was
mummies
" . FORMERLY DORLON'S,
South Norwa‘lk. co.
Is now open for the season of 139-5.
Shore dinners. Rhode Island Clem
Bale: Bathing. Boating and Flshin .
Elect 0 cars to hotel. connecting wit
all railroad stations. and New York
steamboat. Good rooms. and iirsi. class
board at reasonable rates.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND PBOPRIETOR.
M i
linen ‘Wall
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to dcly competi
lion. .
Better have your walks laid by s Nor-
wsik man that you can find at any time,
rather then traveling agents.
uvnonn uni.
I. l., lies Haven & liauiuui ll. ll.
JUNE ill. 1&5.
MS LEAVE SOUTH NURWAI.K All
:FOLLUWB:
MleYomt:
l—IfllexJimaleostiMlat-Jmac.
lmlflehillilleleIMeriiaor. lollies.
9 GI- P.M —-|2wu.liiec.22‘iex.2hi so.
illrx. bales. Milan. emu. 65.1w.
til-c.10wstMilex.
Buttons.
m—umu ownJmeleiisc. PJf;
lmlfliumflao-
Minimum:
villains: ”laminae “sec.
1 salon“. noeu'. nu-c. ESL—dill
at so. lirid
ten tr: or: m'““9zi"‘i3
v .0 Cl.
Mltlxsiiscdlltsc. ‘ w
Belem.
*lwlllmlmernlscmlzsmlilosc.
. LIAVINIWYORK.
“Demitasqau: m on 7
_ O s0 ‘0' mm.
“.73 “Soiree-5;. ions so. u was.
' so. senses. P. plot-c. emu
.3 lies mes item. no or. to:
an! cesium-ammo so.
serous.
lulu—limeer so. H) as. F. 1-60
. eatery Division.—
"mm-vans:
- On first Bio—‘1‘
0“ ll. Use.
boners. '
so.
.8.
' m. u , ._
trimming ssueslsooatrioh plumes, miv
lygrouped intbreesintthrlnoeofWales
lesbian. All millinery ribbons are broad,
and trimming is largely arranged at the
sides of bonnete and hats to give a wide
afloat.
Veils are being largely worn and are
voluminous. Thelclm, small veil seems
to be quite abandoned for the present.
The Marie Antoinette lichu is seen on
mgownsaswell asthosuof thesesson
of warm weather now past. The fiche is
NEW CAPE.
not common. howuvor. having a rival in
the more generally becoming shoulder
collar which bar? been and is universally
worn.
Dark blue and dark mum in combina-
tion are soon on winter hats. a companion-
ship probably revived by tho plaids now so
fashionable, blue and green being a stand-
ard chiming in that line of goods. Velvet.
satin and moire covorcd hats are shown in
the now shapes, and oven hats of undrossmi
kid. Sill; hoover, piaitcd choniilo and felt.
and metallic braids will also be worn, and
the trimmings will consist of for, low.
velvet, flowers, fi‘ilillifl'ii and paste and Inv-
tallio ornaments. Jot is well represented
in the millinory «ll-imminent, usually corn-
binod with blnci; spangios.
Plain [oils are soon in all colors. These
are tho most serviceable sort of hats for
mineral winior service, and in ninetic nudl
um shades or black nwupproprinio accom-
paniments to tho coats of nuwtic cloth
now so fashionable. Trimmed with self
mum) velvet arid furthers. with a touch
of 50"“! brilliant lint to set thorn off, they
are entirely a la mode and not costly.
Capos sham‘the honors with jackets this
Rimi‘ and ono of the. newest ideas is a
double brmstcd «Root. This is shown in
the out. which illustrates a mum of wood
colored cloth, very full and ilnlshod in tho
tailor tyle. The wide collar is overlaid
with blown velvet and twu narrow folds
of bias velvet are placed in front. The
front of the rope has wide rovers and but»
tons over with two rows of large buttons.
J tron; CliOLLET.
The International Athletic ('ontesls.
Now that they are over the Amt-r-
icun may well point with pride to the
result in every case except whoa the
Cornell rowing (-rnvu'oiit to try its
strength at the Henley rl-guliu in Eng-
land last summer. The rowing contests
have shown from your to your that
American oursrnvn are not equal to
British.
But look a moment at the other
games and races! To begin, the first
class yacht Drfvmicr lei-cps tho Ann-rim
cup in America. where it belongs. in
splicoi thocfl’oris of Valkyrie ill to
win it away. Then the little Anwricun
liulf ruler Ethclwynn bmt the British
Spruce IV. Next Hmrgo Gould’s yacht
Niagara won a Furies oi' dazzling vio-
iories over English boats in their own
wait-rs. It looks as if ithmvricuns
were, better yacht builders and yacht
sailors than the English. it Kim‘s indeed.
'I‘ho London Athletic club crossed the
mean in pluyu mulch with the New
York Athletic club. Tho Anwrivuu nih-
icics boat the British sigmiliy. li‘inuily
the champion all round athletic loam of
Europe, that of (.‘nnihridgo university,
England, played with tho rimrnpion
uthiciic train of Arm-rim. that of Yuio
college. for H» (‘hzuupmnnhip of the
world, and the Yale boys Willi. ’i‘iwsc
nmgniiiecnt results tell their own slory
in regard to the value- of the craze for
athletic training which has invaded
America. We may hope it has come to
eiuy.
in rowing und cricketing our English
cousins are easily champions of the
world so far. yet it is to ho remem-
bered that one American cricket club,
ihut of Pennsylvania university, deioni-
cd tho Britt-us.
A noble duke could hardly marry the
daughter of a plain commoner of a not
particularly old family in England
without exciting much unfavorable
comment, no matter how rich the girl
was. But the Duke of Marlborough can
come to the United States and espouse
the granddaughter of a man who used
to row a ferry skill from Staten Island
to the Battery. New York, at so much
a passenger, and nobody is surprised or
considers that the noble duke sloops to
conquer. The reason is that We all bo-
long to the nobility in America
Can any other country than this for-
nlsb weather in which the thermometer
falls to degrees in a few hours?
Bacteria is or. Ismael new.
prescription for Infants and Oldie
dun. It contains neither Opium.
lerphins not other Israelis sab-
dentaltisahsrmiesssubstitutefor
Possum Drops. Whine firms.
andOsstorOil. It isplsasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yesrs' use by
millionsoflothera Guiorisisths
Childrenls Panacea-the We
Friend. .
CASTORIA
For Institute and Children.
Donotbeimposedupnu.bntinsisttlpoa
hsvlugcwoda,andseetbatthefeo-eimile
signature of
is on the
mm» em.
Wcshsllpro- '
tectocrseivesandtbcpnblicatsiihaards.
'l‘nn cmaur. Comm. 7? Hurray en. NJ.
,‘\:i'll Ms
New YorkAanmcmeM.
'Wmlmmlewumm'
‘l'lomr’t Fsrnllure.
Reasons why you should buy '3
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this llrm have long or
joyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be pro-
duced. both in medium and fluent
grades; (2). Because their assortment-
ere unequalled; (8). Because their M
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
Latest productions in Dining Room. Dear-m.
Parlor. Drawing loom. Library and and lant-
tnre—Vrnetlas Curved runners—Novelties I
Imported Furniture—White and cold Ina-sled
Pentium—Enameled and Iran sum—-
lsgilsh Brass Irdsiaads (1' patterns). Iapie and
Bamboo Funlturh—ltestfui In, Chain and let.
Hunting and Billiard knell Furniture-y
Everything tor city or country balm—lam
weaves floors—all prices in plain learn.
R. J. HORNER a 00..
Furniture Inher- aml importers.
61-65 West 23d St, N. r.
“dictum. lien muses.)
Innate-flees noel-sled-“
i let term-Ia Gen-eat
il- Great Opportunity.
The Garment Cutler people he have
a school on Main street. South orwalk,
are progressive people and their teachers
are doing nicely indeed.
No half-way work will satisfy them
and they spare no pains whatever to in-
sure success to their pupils. They have
at their command (and furnish to their
pupils With the very best of teaching) an
advanced and improved system of cut-
cutting and practical general use, it is a
masterpiece of production and should be
in every family. What we want to do
istoremind the people of its value to
them. and the comparatively large
chances (or them to better their condi-
tion. And remember if you do lay hold
and make use of such valuable know
ledge as we teach at our school. your
opportunities will multiply as you sd-
vuoce along the road of life and allow us
to remark that time does not dull the
appreciation of the National (lurmcnt
Cotter.
We invite maple to call and sec for
themselves what our cutter In like.
Competent lady teachers in chemo,
School'l‘ueodsy.’l‘bursduy and Sutur-
dey, 2 to 5 and 7 to 0 p. to.
The National Garment inner to“
Building Lots
on crust of Woodward properly. ov-
erlooking Norwaik Harbor; also
Shore Lot
at end .0! Lownoes avenue.
Particulars APPLY TO
ll. evmz at Washington St.
reitileli County lieilnnel Bani.
it Ilsli Street, Hermit, Bonn.
lNOORPORATBD. 1m. CAPITAL mm):
EDWIN 0. Kit 1m President.
a vro s. MlLLIRIl'VIce‘Pmld t.
are. onus. Cashier. '"
DIRECTORS.
. Xmas.
in; «em-new
some». momentous
flue " ‘ unis-Immorta-
ticu ell garments worn, and for range of 1 t
4v
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. FREE OF CHARGE.
Call on, or send a postal cardto me, and I will give you figures. Don’t‘iorget that I
liveliest Made Carriages, Wagons and Sleighs
Comer Madison and? Franklin Streets, South ‘llnrwalk, Conn.
Always in
The place to get y”
Repairing. Palm ,1 .
min; and also Sits. .
icing is at
Wright ’S
Factory ' g
and .
Salesroom'i
A.DlCK
TOWN
lssessns’ lulu.
A..- .‘w,
‘V’ if. the undersigned. hereby give notice to
all persons and cofiporaiions liable to
pay taxes in the Town or orvuellr. that they
are required bv law to deliver to the Assessors
or either of them.
On or before the lst day of Nov., ’95.
awrltlen or printed list. dated. signed and
sworn to. of all propel-iv owned by them on
the 1st day or October. 1% liable to taxation.
makingadoecrlption of all real estate. each
reel being separately described. otherwise
l’t‘wllihe the duly of lilo Assessors to make
out such list lrom the best inl'ornrption they
can obtain. and add thereto ll) per cent. of
such valuation, and in said list they
Shall mate a separate description and
val-nation of Each Parcel or Real Ills.
in». and Iron: 'hloh itsisso
made there is no appeal.
N. B.~-Llsis may be returned to tt i Asses-
sors. at the Selectmen‘s Oliice. Bank Building.
Norwalk. and at the Council Room. iiavllaml
street, Booth Norualk. from and including
October in. 1896. lo and including November
1st. 1895. said chime in be open from 10 to 12
o‘clock.a. m . and fromz to ii o clock l. m.,
and on tisturdays from 'I to ll o‘clock n the
evening. including the evening of Friday. Nov.
allsied n Norwaik. October 0th, 1896.
FRANKLIN A. rooms,
s. sm'ru unoumsmnu.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Assessors.
oil)
CITY
lssnssus’ Notice.
4...“..- -
o"
ill. the undersigned. hereby give notice to
all cranes and corporations liable to
psytaxos nthe lily of tiloulh Norwailtdhat
they are re: nlrevi by law to deliver to the As-
sessors or e ther of them”
On or before the let day of Nov.,’ 95.
a written (if liuted l‘ist. datedlsigmilmang
sworn to. o a racer y owner l e o
on the first dlp of October 1 liable
to larsilo . makings description of all real
estate. sac parcel helng'sepst eiely described.
otherwise it willhe the duty oi the Assessors
to makeout suchllst from be best informa-
tion they can obiain.and add thereto ill Iper
earshot said valuation. snuln seidllst t or
libel] In“. a separate desert tion and
valuation oi Inch Parcel at al Is.
to". and from which lists so
made there is no appeal.
N. Bmhlsts ms beretnrned to the Asses-
sors.» the Coungil loom. Kavllaud street.
Booth No from and including October
1 ml. to And including November 1.
dodloetobe o n from in tolli o'cloot.a.
mend"m:e.°'°'e:un.:::e.n:e
u a s .o'c . ~
cludllr l eevrnln otl'ridsy. November 1.
Dal tlouth orwalldmtobor minim
Ruiz SW5 ”1965. S % Assessors
we r universal): 010
A RARE CHANCE!
i Pliiiii BUSINESS!
l
mourn-«me
We are prepared to show a great variety of
CAPES AND JACKETS, “
in the Latest Styles and at Popular Prices.
‘ UNDERWEAR
NO. 84 WASHINGTON
to think about Fail Wraps.
_—_«.—.—
mg»...—
As usual, ALL GRADES of
Mill HilSlillY, ' *
at the Lowest Prices. ‘ . ,
ERMAN & sou,‘
STREET.‘
IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR RANGE CALL AT
NASH&VANSCOY’SC
AND LOOK AT AN
uncle Nick Range
And see if you do not think it is as nice a Range as you would want. If they do
not take to your satisfaction we do not want you to keep it.
REMEMBER ALSO THAT WE HAVE
OiL HEATERS
That heat and do not smell. Ask your neighbors if this is not right. They can
nuns & no,
The Reliableillmhiers, Halters and K
Furnishers *
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonahie and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
f‘Which store soils 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.
FRANCIS&CO.,9K
86 Washington Street. - South llorwalk. Bonn. '
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