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- mun-s 111111111113.
can" .1 15.111111. 1111 Min 11w
II Kuwait, 8011b Imulli and Vicinity
tum—Mr Diurnal, 111mm
Mitchell’s real estate oillce at Norwall:
is'being thoroughly renovated.
.1
The Norwalk Hotel looks much im-
proved with its. new dress of paint.
W. Cullolnros, the Nor 'all: plumber.
has sold out to l’hillipson & Brown.
William IIanlon, of Norwallr. has re-
, turned from a successful business trip.
The Norwalk Republican city caucus
will be held at the Town Bonso,tonigl1t.
The civil suit of Chamberlain 1715'.
Cornwall comes up for trial next ,Satur-
day.
John J. Hanlou. is to build a brick
annex to his Wall street baking powder
oilieo.
The Adelphi Quartottosung at a no-
license rally in Westport Saturday
ui'rht.
No one has yet; claimed the $10 in
gold drawn by ticket 1. 03" _ at the Labor
. Day picnic.
Miss Amelia C. Williams, of Canada
street, has returned from a visit to
Albany, N. Y.
The full Philharmonic band will give
aconcert at St. Joseph's church fair,
Friday night.
The real estate sales in Norwalk last
week numbered four. \v1th mortgages
aggregating $5,950.
The Hanlon and 'Allen buildings in
Wall street are being cut ed to oo‘c'omo-
date the Mill Hill improvements.
-—Imperial
cigars.
Crown cigars are good
Arion Singing society will hold its
first invitation sociable of the season in
their hall in Madison street, t1 might.
George S. Trowbridge and George
Whe‘lpley are in the metropolis today,
on abusino‘ss trip in the interest of the
firm.
A11 i111portant rehearsal of the alop-
tion degree will be held by linens Tribe,
I. I). R. M., tonight. A full attendance
is desired.
Miss Marion ShortIl-rai been engaged
to again take part in the annual concert
of the Norwalk Congregational chum-l '1,
October 0‘ '
~l) \
Work was begun it North Main str.'1'I\
this morning repairing: the space 1.1-:-
tween the Norwalk Street Railway coul-
pany‘ 5 tracks.
The registry list of Nor .v all: 1 ity vot-
er'i, winch hangs in the post otliw, 151111-
ing examined by hundreds of persons to
see that their names have not been
omitted. 1,
-—Prof. M. S. Rosco, the wull-lmowu
0“ulistvnpti1':ion, can be consulted at his
otlice, intho parlor of tho (Iity liot1-l,
South Norw: 1111', "fucsrlays. from '.I a. 111.
to S p. 111. live: 1-xa111i1111 .1 free
The Briggs ('onn'dy omnpany, who
are at tho Norwalk Upz'm House this
W1)0I§,"11T1‘IVI,‘II 111-ri- yesterday. 'I'ln-y
carry a bra-1s band and 1'11'1:l11:.~tr.1. 1111.41:
week lhoy wvro :11: Stamford, whore
tit-'5' grud- ;:ood satisfaction.
11
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Fifty Years Ago.
President Polk 1111111-w111tc110u1-1c chair,
While in Lowell wan Doctor ltycr;
both were busy for 1:1111111111111'111
0111.- to govt-1111111110111: to heal.
And, 11.-:11prosidrnt’spowor of will
Somali 1110.2». dept-111111 on a liver-pill,
M r. l‘olk tool; .hyi‘i'" l'ills I HOW
For 111.: liver. 50 y are :30.
\_1.,.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills
were designed to -oupply a
model purgative to people who
had so long injured themselves
with griping medicines. Being
curetully prepared and their“ 111»
gradients adjusted to the exact .
necessities of the bowels and
liver, their popularity was in-
stantaneous. That this popu- ,
laxity-has been maintained is
Well marked 1in the medal
awarded these pills at the
World's Fair 1893.
so Years of at...
my Hort
will!» time apnea tenement. W
Thomas A. Hendricks will erect a
house at West Norwnlk. '
Margaret O'Brien 111111 at her home in
Knight street. Saturday. aged titty-seven
years. ‘
W. J. Brogan and James H.A11stin,
touring wheizren stopped "at the Nor4
walk lIotel crday. '
Bank Examiner L. R. Doyle is mak-
ing his semi annual examinations of the
local savings banks today.
1:
II. Krloger announces that the prices
quoted in his last week's advertisement
hold good the entire season.
John W. Sheahan and wife. of Balti-
more, who are enjoying a bicycle tour
stopped at the Norwalk Hotel, yesterday.
George Whitney, colored. died at tin
Almslionse, yesterday, aired seventy-
thrce years. The burial was this after-
noon.
Congressman E. J. Hill speaks in
Winstod tonight, Torriugton Wednes—
day. Norfolk i'l‘hursday, and Aspctuclr
Saturday night. '
Rev. F. E. Robbins preached upon no
license at the Norwalk Baptist church
last night. He denounced the Hanlon
gang in strong terms.
Riley Ghiotto and Paul Jones were 111'-
rested by Constable Hunt, last night.
being implicated in the East Norwalh
breach of the peace case.
()11 October ms5.11'11111n111eaieu,
agent for-tho (Jonneeticnt General Life
Insurance company, will remove his
oilice to Lauder‘s block, with Walter L.
\VIICfiX.
W 1' are informed by W. C. Jossup that
papers were signed some time ago and
that he has secured his divorce and do
cision is not reserved, as stated in our
issue of September '27:.
Everett ti. Bulklvy has retired from
partnership' in the Fox Cycle 11011111211154
1111:} is succecdodby B311ja'ni11 llllltlllkI'N,
who duritu; the prom-111. 11111141111, has 1111-]
charge of the rewiring: depiu'nncnt.
The Philharmonic orchestra has been
engage-11 to furnish nursic for the. My-
stic Chain fair, the last week i111)1"1ober:
also for the l3u1'lit-l1’1r5' club sociable in
Rel M11113: Ilall. \Vashingtou street.
T1111 counnission appointed by the
Court to reassess the benefits and dam~
1111's of hits-1 Mary E. ilomn-uker and I’.
ll. llwyor 1111311: in l’1i1lgr'u 111, 10111111-
row, 1111111111»: up their 1'1 11 11'1.
A largn>li11ool fall 1'1-111'1y-n1ud1- suit-.4 :.4
\bt'iugshowr1 by Davis, 1111- 1-lotl1'11'r 11nd
lurid-diet in tho Mahuvlosin'» llotvl block.
llo isialso making specialties of the latest
thing, Mottled Ribbed underwear, and
111-churn in all styles.
Chris Fay, Charles [1111 and Tom
Kelly, the booth Not'walk b oys :11'ro.:tcd
1"): creating 111listut'bat11'o in blast Nor-
walh, \1'111'1'1111 Saturday paroled in the
cuutmly of their folks, until further
tion shill be 111111-11 in 1111' vase.
111‘-
"1‘ho I’l 1'1'ti 1ar1noni1' orchestra 55' ii In:—
tit' tonight t‘ortin 1. '11-111 to I11-
t"1'.d1-1'1,-d Charles M. Moi-llor, the janitor
ol' (ligrnrania llall, 111111 1111' building bids
fair to be be lillvd with his fro-1111.1, .‘.
pious-tut (into i4 assured all wlu nth-11d.
lllh'tl Ill'
liout'y !\’,:1:11pl', tin- popolar young
11111111'111ployol by I'I. April, nnl Miss
Antonia l_)ua.t.~4 will b1- 111111'1'i1-1l :11 apat
1110111111'v1-1-111lyf11111i::l.1'dby 11111 groom
at 31 ‘.":1'.l.~lr1"'t. Norwalli, tonight, by
ltrv 5' ll. \‘1’:\tl1'i11.~. .\ 1111111l1or of
guests will be present.
I". l'lrlward Miller, who has 111-1'11 the
I111pul:1rproprietorol'tin-1111111111111:house,
11'1 i1‘11111L1111st1'11-1, tornmuv y1-:n:. will
grin: up tin busiu1 .8» 1111:: week, and take
up his I"'.~11l1"11'1,' \'.’11I1 11111 11111 111 litmu-
M1'.. 1‘11'1'121-1' has hosts of
bore who will reign-t that ho hus‘ 1I1'1-1111-1I
this 1111111111~ :tdrimbh'. lit' '1. popular
with 1'5'1'1'5'bo1ly, .1111lwill haw tin- best
wishes of" tbs21.111111111111in for his future
l1appinoss and 1'111111111'1.
1'1 1171‘. .
The 111e1'tiu'.:4 111' the work will be:
Tuesday, It.o1'.l\lt'. lll:11'l\'--:1.41'1~ wanna-s
his '1".\p:1.4itio:1 .‘fuuday .~‘l‘l1ool Immu.
\Vodnesduy at 1'. p. 111., the Woinau‘
bran-'11 of llw (faild will meet in the
1111i 1 11111'11.'.l'l111t',~day iiiul1t'.tln'1nid-
“111-l: service will I111 1'1-14111111-11 for the
winte.
nut-stint: of the Daughters of tin: Kim; in
the Guild room. Saturday nightat H
o'clock, 11111111111111'1111114' service will be
held. ’ .
Five South Norwallt boys, l‘lugeno
O'Connell, Wallace Williams. Bert But
tory. Illitl'ord Judson and John Sny-
nmur. not it into their heads recently
that they wanted to no west to light
Indium. l‘luus \5'1'1'1'lai1ll'or their 111‘-
pui'tui'o Saturday afternoon. 'I‘ln'y
5511110 to 11111.1.- 11 mm to billet-port. and
then were to douldwm tl11'11'ti'111'k.~1 and
1311111 Washington, where tin-5' expected
to [ram something of the Indians. The
p 111-1114111-11 11 of their plans. how~',4-511
about 1.111 Wm! :1111I111ad11 the boys 1'11-
tumtwoorthree liot'fimhis‘lul'i they had
borrowed.
{111-lids -
Saturday:1I't1'1'111‘1ouat 111'1'1111'I1',:
1
‘Iicu—to hold 11.1'111111 0:111-
and uut‘cvliuulv 211111-11'111-11 tlnii' 1111-:111E
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A111, LmUI tartar 111111119: powder. Iliuln 51
of all In 11- aw-uinu ntrou tbs—Latent U111111l
Mater-1“monument Food lopm't
llUlAL BAKING POWDEII 00.. New York.
1113.11 Louis 11. 1.111111111111111, of 11111111
street, is quite ill.
Dr. F. W. Darmor is at his new oflico
on West Washington street, ready for
business.‘_ '
Work upon the trolley tracks 011 Mill
Hill. it is expected. will be resumed io-
morrow.
()110'lllllldl'fll new books have been
placed in the. shelves of the Nort '11111
public library.
J anics J. Morris has been elected vice
commander of Pioneer-Castle, vice Wilv
kinsou resigned.
.._.—_—J-a
Wednesday is the last day women can
be registered with the Tow Clerk to vote
on the school question.
The Denmcratio town and City can-
cussos will be held in Arion Hall on
Thursday evening of this week.
The tattered M1'lx'inli-ybannt'r should
be taken in as it is a disgrace, to the R1-
publicaus ot'.Nor\5'aIk in the otmditinn’it
now is.
Andrew '1’. Perry, of Norwalk‘. who in
in the patent ottico at Washington, 'D.
(1., was recently operated upon for up-
pondiritis.
\ 0111'1'111flni1d1 for tho constr'm tion
of Ht. Mary' .4 I'111 Hospital i'or1l1ildr1n
at "The Hooks" is being unloaded at the
pottery (lock.
The quarterly conference and regular
meeti 111.: of the otlic ial board 11111111110115:
Methodbt1:I1ur1h\'.'ill I111 told Wednes-
day Uri-11111;:
Tho gospel tum-till}: in Kundscn's
Hall was addressed ylsterday afternoon
byd. A llich:\1'vl.4ou.llis subject was
‘ What are you 1'1: "
'lhn 1.1li '111l (dry-1. ‘1-11115 for tu‘.‘ 1111511
1111'ti11t1tiiis y1.1r I11» .11
while the license 5'1-14 and nob.dlot.4a11d
envelop s '.m' :.11'iow,
\V. '.‘51.
.11. III ('11.Hl,
111:1.51 ‘1:-~'
111111y( . 1 .1151'1-11 Wining
d1-111'1".1 1811;15:11115 lli‘i. 1-11'
p11i1l,"1111\'l.)'1l1I 4'I
1l1llI11l'Il~
113:11'11'.
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1'1 ,
The Norwalk
attracted 11 1.11.3.-
>~tor1- windows
11115111 111' spectators
It1>i1|l1
Saturday night having been recently
trimmed with fall 111141: goods and
Hamlin-.4.
Mt‘n‘. Sluttll .l. Bt‘t‘T18 l:;1:~ 111115'1-11 I0
Living-11111plow, win-11.4111- \\:ll reside
,lllllll .I11111~ 141 511.1 1'. '1'1- 1.11.1' pow
NSSIUIII'I l1rl‘1‘1'1‘1'tlll)’ 11111‘1‘l111-11l 111N111-
01‘15‘111 I":111‘ib.'l1111‘1‘1'11111',
A horse 111-1111,,- 1l1'15'1 11 up Washingb'u
street, yesterday tilli'l‘lltJUII, 111‘- Waltir
I":1rri11',,'1.m, ballad 111'111' [In- Malinda--
1111llot1l1'11'111'1',‘111d 1:1 1t 1111 IIII‘ :451‘1
5111121111111'.-1111111111, IIl'I'dl-.ltl‘,: ill" har-
1104s.
'l'h-- I11 '.ulquartvts l'or 1".1111p;1i1,'11 12111-114.
11111-11'1‘1l1'1r1', lanterns, digs, 1't1'.,
W. S. $111111 vuul'a 1-1111‘1). in order
'1111ro11111'o bis 1.11.3111.1111-11111-111.1w 11
11111 11111,.r I' 11: ll In': 1111a.- sit-1w.» at lounury
prim-H.
111
ti.111di1lat1 Bryan is expectul to pass
tl11'o'11grbi8'outh Norwalk this afternoon
on 1111- 1-rp1ess train that I1'.1\’1‘:1 Bridge-
port :1: 2:5], but 111.115 11111 '«11111 111-1‘13
(1'.-1111 gov-1 1111-1111411 a 1:311, 11.11111: due at
HLamb-t' :11 21:21.5 o'clock.
'11.-
Quito :11'1i1111111.11'1oti was 1'1111.~1-11 1118111-
1111111':: stables, thin 111.11'11'1111', by the
l:1lliu;: ol' tin-roiling in tin-11171.11. “-11:11-
11, or tin- 111~.~I::.-tall.'111;:
with 111-1111111 lI,l"1'1-.w,55h1-u 1111- wall
‘111'1-1'111-rid gave way and full with :1
1"lll.8li, bru'iking Mr
1'111111111p1-111'1'11l 'lnum' about tln- desk.
hormom'. who “at 111 :1. «hair
«do-4:1 by had his hand 1'uI by 1111- I111 11111;:
pIastt-t. but b1yond this 1111 so t'ious (l: 111'-
:1111- resulted.
Hanks stood
I11“ \Ig'l'
Mlle .4111'1' to go to 1111- 151-115 111K811.
111-urge.1-111111'111in11n-nt tonnarrow night.
Admission ‘1711'. ll1.:f1'('.~'11111cnts f1'1-11.
(Jltii'f Volluu'r r..1:v'1v.'d todai' l'i'oin
Elmwnotl. l... I . 111111111111 far the urn-at
of Max Miller and ll-'111'5'l{r1111'.'.. wham-
11d 5'. llll stealing :1 hots-1 111111 wagon front
111-11111111111 tiling. 'l'ln- 11-11111 found in
tl'1op11s14111-111i1u1ol'tln'nn'tt win-11 captur-
ed, III'I mind 11) Mr. l'iliu-g, :1'111111' want-
1'dtl11'1'l1lol'11l' the Womb. Norwullr po-
tl11'r1 was 11.1
1'\"11‘.1'111'1'Iit'rt' to ('11115‘31t Iliuu. 'I‘lng’.’
Will pi'1 ubnbly apt-11d :111-1'111 of your? in
11111111111" prison for 1111; (111-on Far-11.4111-
tair, :1111l1u111tl11'rl'oi' thrir wmit 11.-11.11111:
Island. and no 11111.1 kinnvmhnw many
other wan‘auts may turn up for them.
an 1111- '
is :11'
1:11:11; 1.11 1'11111'111111'11 indefinitely
I‘m-51‘s hut. nud‘
'I‘W'Hk.
Canned Meats!
Corned beefilllc per can
"F'aII l8_96.
EDWARD ,STR
5 GAZETTE 1111111111111.
Roast "‘ 18c “ “
Ham, 5c “ “
Tongue, 5c “ “
F. D. EAWTON 81 Gown/South MainStreet
EET/
Blanket Season Maud.
Wm—
EDw'ARD STREETI-
CONN.
NORWALK,
We are prepared to show you. a choice line of
Blankets, suitable for the early trade; 1
pretty designs, and they are cxtremly cheap.(
ch
11
“ill
sold 1111111.
11111, keust
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CHOICE MEATS.
The choicest cattle and lainl
FREE DELIVERY.
)3 are all
We are thebig store of 1111'
twin cities. Did you take notice of those
, prime. ’ Log mutton, 101 deg lamb 12
good lamb chops, 1‘.“. _. ';
1I1ops,101;fowls,11‘21..1'.LIIUh' Spring
this week, 1212c; forcquartor
mutton, oc; fen-quarter 11111111, 1111.
11';
5:1 1nd mutton
New York Market
1711111111 5.1111115, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
Are unsurpassed f1 r beauty
of style and finish . . . .
53 WALL STREET, - . .
Prices Redo
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
HORVIALK,
JACKSOIIE'S PHOTOGRAPHS!
ced!
COHN
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READY-WADE
and 111111:;1:1'in'.§rs. '111 1:111
151-13o111'f8'2oo\1‘111ki1:;_-".1.111'.$,suiting
.ricty. '
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POPULAR PRICES.
llcsa v11-
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II. {1; Hr.
Wilton, prom-I11 11 ll‘. the 1'l'.‘.tp1'l
day. 'i'bo 11111111111: 111' tiu- 5'1111111111'1'1'l1oir
':t thu Hood 15' >«'1-1'\'i1'1-.-1 111 1'11 1-11;1pvl,
undertln- inanagz'int-ut of bliss 111-Filo
"ladle11511112416 '1'1'1'5' 111111711 enjoyed by
all nth-11111111114. and it is hoped that it
1'.-11‘ 1-1'4
911- 1111'15‘1‘1‘111'1'. 111'.B1'1111lrly11,
“Ito bimbo-11 :~p'.-111’.111;.'a luv “'01 I15 at
Idiw but
the home 11 'Iliss 111111115 anhoosvar, ro-
1.111111 11 !11'1111 Illa. Saturday.
I’1141111;1.~I1-1' (in-gory 1,», pm'qq-ising It
truth-1', purchased in New York last
Miss .b'uuio lidriis, of Hartford, who
11114 ‘1111 1111111111111: the hummer at
511111.! .111-1'. 1.11 your 112151111' 111111111111: 1': :11 Mail will lv.‘ Sin-1' 11.-e11
spent.
I 011-111over};averting11111111111'1'I111I5.
DAVIS, I I1 I 'I
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Llothit'r ll11111'1'11n11 l'uiuislu'r.
\l \Il.‘rCKi". MI) ill)’l'i'.l I'I.(I(.I{, 5'21). NIIRWAIJL
CRANBUFY.
It1-1'.I1l1'. {hold-H oi St. .‘duitir-"u‘x.
FREEMAN 111111,
ELECTRO-PLATERS,
111 W.\'I'I'lll. ST.
,1111. Noun/111.11
",Ilroadvii-‘tv _'l":11.1‘1,' (Ila-stunt llill.
will 1111111111 111111111 about Ill'tldit 1' let.
The l"1u1'h .ili'otl11'1'.:willhave 11 1111111
to 1lriv1- for 11111111 this wilnt'r.
Miss lldna (lault, of Weatpm-t,111mm,.
(-11 11111111 5'1-5'11'1'11115', 11111-1 a few days
visit at “llroadz'iew Farm."
A 1'1 51' tin-tubers of thr- Ludivs Aid :'11—
1'11-15'111 twith Mrs. l. l". Wilson. last
. “attirday al'.t1-t"noou
Erotic His Arm .1 III
,1 young son of Fred Hendricks, of
Water street. Norwalk, fell down atairs,
Saturday niglit. dislmtatiug his 11111311111111,
and breaking his arm. Dr. Baldwin re
1111ch the fracture.
CUN'I'RALTU
t.‘.1111.li1.1'n.
MRS. JOHN acu'ron,
SOLUIST.
CUIlU‘lI. littorpri'taiioii, Vocal In-
1 Washington 51., So. Norwalk.
HHIUI
HEINE'S ORCHESTRA HIE-ORGANIZED
1‘111l1'4‘1lt 1I 1-1'ruool atlou 1-11111111111111 11 “um-
11111411Ia~ 1111-.11 = 11-11111 IIIIIIII}
now '1-111lt totuiui l1 111u~i1
15l1111'. “-11 l1 ‘1:
,, Concerts. Balls. Parties
Amino11111115'1111'11111’: 1‘1-111111'117.
PROF. A. HEINE.
3111111111111 111111 1111111 1111.171 ('luy-wln.ot.H1iuti1
hon 11111.1.)- 1111.
Hill I1 IAIN,
i 111i ""1‘1-
.Etc.
AI IIII'I'HH
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. l11'r~'111', 111-111ml 111111
money cnougvh.
_- as much’
«‘1‘ .-
Dreés Edits,
\.,
South NOrwaIk, -
MILFORD A.
(Jomstock Bros, Masonic
Uld'g. Norwalk.
COMPLETE LINE OF
allCIothin-
aREADY AND WAITING FOR YOU AT 1
COMSTOCK BROS.
Ilen’ t put off gottmg your fall suit thinking you haven
You’ll find it docs not take
as it used to. '
Busmess Suits,
All \VOOI black CIIL'VII)I,
~ . ‘1
'l'“ Black (hagmial, warranted ;
single and double breasted sacks.
Some suits less, others more.
§.':
(1"
'53
$10.00!
New Woods for cvcrr dc artmcnt arriviurr dail .
c y . a y
m
CemStock‘“
Popular-Priéed Clothiers,
mothers,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Connecticut.
GIFFIN. Mgr
M lit-s fiaird’s
Institute. -:-
Nil-RWALK. CONN.
£53511 Veer.
15191 Your 111 I‘iorwulk.
130111111110 the 1111 scHenL
1-1'1111‘»w"1.1'.:‘..--..1.'.
111ll:11l11',111.
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'_';|11«1\\\1£1\t-‘ "- ESCHGOL FDR BOYS!
ll'li .‘l 1) iii) .“i'l‘lt ltlz‘T,
l
( ‘:oune(ti.' .nt.
WILL REDPEN
September 29th.
(Her 0110 hundr1d boy 11 have (:Illt‘l'l d vol-
f-141111f11r1l, - : - .
logo from this school,
Aug. 1 2m
WILL REOPEl‘i
IficptemberZQ,’96
ALI. APPLICATIOHS
For admission should be made at “111-
‘ side at an early day. 11 1 1111
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