mmuumnermm.
woweeLiopeMd
'04szth met.
» noowmmnmr.
,wclcometmsennnuonoe.
,ct our nerve. you will confer a
tor the convenience of those
have Items of new or other mat.
“on Wind” 50 all?
was more mum.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Calls. ,
‘flfin We. 93-5. ‘
W rooms. 92-2.
W omen. BG-Q. I
Noah Herald Weather Forecast.
Miler todny promises to be cloudy,
lower lempemturc. heavy ruin uni
”attaining dangerous force on the
. Tomorrow it promises to be from
' y 'nuchoolcr. preceded
s winds on the camel:
, Thermometer Record .
”which” point of the thermometer for
' twenty-tour hours ending at node today
igh ride
at 12:35
Sun sets
MIMI lit-1:58
‘_ I B I Low tide
. at 6:15 . 7.09
Colonel Frost's Nomination.
The unanimity which prevailed at the
Wdimict Republican caucus, last
mill. was highly complimentary to
Unload Frost and showed that the party
lilo condition for the best work at the
willing election. ‘ The concessibns made
dfor harmony betokcns a firm
, to waive any personal ambitious
“desires for the sake of general euc—
flu; Colonel Frost's speech of accep—
tance is a clear statement of his appre-
solution of the honor bestowed by his
constituents, and the obligations that
rest upon him, and cannot fail to accord
with the views of every right, minded,
and meet the requirements of the most
axiom freeman of the town he aspires
torepresent. '
‘, ‘ To Get Around the Supreme Court.
It is the object of n pnpcr by Mr.
George A. Benhnm in The North l‘¢icr-
loan Review to show us what a sacred
thing the supreme court of the United
' States is and how on the maintenance
, of its perfect integrity and independence
' depend the public credit,.a sound cur-
rency. the perpetuation and growth of
our tree institutions and the stability
-j at our republican government, saying
nothing of the stability of all tenures
and titles and the obligations of con-
‘ tracts.
Then, after impressing on us the col-
emu sanctity of this palladium of our
liberties, Mr. Benhnm prccccl‘iu circum-
., nantially to tell us how to change any
{tuition of that court at any time or to
break its force as utterly us if it ncvm‘
had existed. He shows us how this
court is the creature of congress, abso-
lutely at its beck and call. If a certain
decision is wanted from it and the
judges already constituting it are known
to he averse, than congress can increase
Its number. This was done in 1869,
, when the court was wanted to pro-
w affirmatively on tho constitu-
‘ llty of the legal tender acts passed
,..dnring the war. A law of congress in-
v' mailed the number of associate justices
' Ham men to eight. and the legal ten-
th: ms were sustained.
. who number hill] been in career dc—
W in limo. when congress passed a
providing that two existing vacan-
ohc on the uuprcme bench should not be
chitin from appointing two judges
whovlhould be in sympathy with his
on reconstruction views instead' of
will those of congress.
AOcngreu may alto at any time by a
M , cany given notofflcanee out of
V‘ . till-diction oi the supreme court.
"benty and fine quality of the up
' at, 1806 and the magnitude of the
' “most of our fruit growing rec-
!" remaining unique. All things
‘ . . ,. there probably never was no
I crop before. Even city people can
‘ ’ yet this best of all fruits cheap.
. will Iliould bumudoof theorop.
W in the bent manner, 500,000
" or more of our choice applet
M be shipped abroad. Europe will
it“ than and be glad. if our chipper):
"witthat they are rent to the right
and thstncnelmt thohertiecn»
(Mariellymvbcmm the
it no be M to the lire stock,
like
sleevesnro fashionably wide, gathered
film. This was; to prevent President 1
SENTIIIEI. ”Hill.
Day be Obtained by thin the coupon.
We have made special arrangements
withthcagentlot the celebrated Buar
Glove-flitting Patterns. by which we can
preeenttoourladyreaderuomeotthoir
verv newest and choicest! pattern! of
garments. M and explicit directions
for putting together the garment- ac-
company each pattern
f secs-Ladies' Waist.
Peacock blue and green shot silk made
this stylish waist, which in one of the
newest modes. The rolling collar and
ends of white linen are cjustablo and
can be removed to have laundered when
necessary, or 'uwhcn made to match the
waist they can be permanently secured.
A handsome stock collar of satin ribbon
is find under the collar in n how at the
centre back. Belt to match closed with
silver buckle. , Fivo small tucks are laid
at the neck on each side of the box—plan
in center front. These plans spread
gradually, allowing an easy, graceful
fullness Over the bust which is confined
again at the waist lino, and the lower
edge is concealed under the dress skirt.
The full back is stylishly plaited or
gathered, us preferred. and joined to fh~
straight lower edge of yoke lining.
the handsomely pointed yoke in
newest design being laid fla:
over the pluits or gathers and stitched
on the curved edge. The stylish bishop
zit the top and finished with wristbands
to which the coils are buttoned. The
neck is finished with u closedltting
collar, to the upper edge of which the
linen collar is buttoned With single
etude in front, closing in back on two
separate buttons, which are sewed in.
sideline collar. There stylish and be
coming waists are a pronounced team“
of the season's modes. mudc of caslnnerc.
French flannel, crepnn. lmlliaminc. Illil
plaid and mixed woolens. as well as oi
ailk, satin, brocnde and other funcy sill
textures. _ v
To make this waist for n ludy in tin
medium size, it Will require live 51"“?
of twenty'two-iuch wide inulorinl. Tin
pattern, No. 0861, is cut in sizes (or a.
32. 34, 3t}, 38 and 40inch bust measure,
and retails for 2.3 cents.
EVENING SEHTINEL
COUPON..
Entitlinc to one Patfltgrn. any size ml Re. .
Out this out. till In yournnmeand mire"
and mail or take it to
Startennt's Bargain llouu
Rm
Annular! , --..
PATTERN No. two Bizb.~-———ih
This coupon and it cools awn
abn rotten: atlltlirmvpm'a. orth in
and on streets. South hcrwa .
.. Llsl cl Unclaimed Lelim
Remaining uncalled for at the following post-
omce». lot the week ending (ll-l. 'll. mm
People culling for them should any lhoynw
ndvnrtiscd:
HUU'I‘II NOBWALK ”Cool. \V. A Hmllh.
I‘Icrse Filmeruld. Frnill'llll'l) ilnnllnb. I’m-
a nuke Blur-m0. l). A. lichen. Dorm-Hr lntvln.
movie-m Abram. ll'runl-lmvk Million 1. \ln
lvvelil Michele Mun“ Bldlurmvll; .lulm lion-
nblt. lIornm-l Hip-do. llr-nrv llmwu. Mrs. J N.
\Vliel'lmr)’. MM 1”.le \VO‘Ill'l'. Martini l'
'n emhlr. Minor-wit. Hubwy Ll‘ile. Denim
liolllmu John Perry. iii-u. W. Lockwood.
Dunlel Imuuyi-l. l'lnm. Mullnvn)‘. II. ILJMI-
nlnfin. John I". bl . MI.“ lint" ll‘lnnhiuuo.
Henry (been. it“ lies Inn-mam; i-miur..A.
ll'unciwr. Mien hmllo anonlluo. .Inlmyl“ llnrkc.
Mr». ilcrlort “ml. Bill-m bomb Cul-
llne. H. P. AllllI-ikflil.‘lii~l. i). (In! line. \lm.
ll. llolmon. Mrn. Hull‘o .‘l [gnr’l‘hm Wmntmf,
(I. W. IlluMnDll‘l‘. l'. M-
illion-um me suns.
Some very satisfactory results havo
been made this week, at the Yale Medl-
oal school, with thy new itchy m :llihlll I
but pnrchuel and put into practical
min the inetitutlon. A. patient was
brought time Monday, with o bullet in
the arm, and all clients of the surgeons
to locate it proved futile. The bullet
hadcntered just below the elbow. Ito.
aortwalhnl to tho Roentgen my: lip
pontoon. an excellent negative vial) made
by Dr. Smith, and the bullet shown
A'mmmumm~
’1‘0 TIIE BOARD Ull‘ COUNTY CUM
MISDIONERS FOR FAI‘HFIELD CO.
I hereby apply for n licence to sell Spir-
itnouu and 7 Intoxication Liquors, Ale.
Lunar Beer, Itlilnc Wine, and Cider at bl
Writer ulrcei, town or Norwalk. My
place of bovine»: in not Invented within 206)
feet in u direct line of a Church Edition or
Public School-house, or the premiere por‘
mining thereto, or any pael-otlice or pub
llc library. ' " 32‘s; .
Dated at Nor-wot k. thia' lbtli day of 0c~
tuber. A. Di, mm.
'ASI’AH ZOHilelER,
‘ Applicant.
We,tho undereiunml, electors and tax-
aye-re,usdefluedhilnwmt the town of
i orwulk, hereby endorse lbs» noplicnliou
ofthonbovounmcll Koepnr Zoclingcr for
such license.
tuber. A. I)., Milli... ..
ed QIIII'H’M‘I‘R arc electors nod taxpay-
e’ruifiis defined by low, of the town oi Nor-
‘pVfl ’.
tobcr. A. l).. 1‘
'1
COUNTY.
Spirit-nous and lntoxiculing Limit-r31. Ale.
fl Dated at Noru'nlk, ibis ifitli tiny of Dale;
Dated at Norwnllr, this man day of 0c-
, ANDREW (‘lllIlIS'l‘ENSEX
HERMAN 'l‘lll'llLIlZ,
(HIRIH‘I‘IAN MICHEL,
. WILLIAM I’. DEEDS.
JUrvllli’ll Ii. IlAY.\1(.)ND.
I hereby certify that the above-imm-
Ilnted at Norwalk. this 15th day of ()c-
hill}.
III‘IRBER' HQSMITI'I, Town Clerk.
‘0 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COAL
MISSIUNI‘IRS FOR h‘AIliFlEIII)
I Ir-rcby apply for :1 license to'sell
Lancer Beer. Rhino Wine, and Cider M
M Halli-null l’lnce. Town of Norwnlk. My
place or bndncus In not located within 200
feet In it direct line of n. Church Edition or
Public School-house, or the premium per-
taining illercto, or any post-omen or pub-v
llc libl'nry.
Dalml at Not-walk, this 15th day of ()clo-
her, A. 1).. lellli. »
WILLLIAM ANDERSON,
Applicant.
“'1‘, the undersigned, electors and tore
pnyem, us defined by law, of the Town of
Norwnlk, huh-by endorse the application
oi'ihenlnwennmed Willinm Antler-nun for
such license.
Dntml at Norwulk. this 15th day of Delo—
ber, A. 1).. ‘lhllli.
'l'llllll. II. OLSEN,
ALFRED W. (flIlCHES'I‘ER,
DENNIS DONOVAN.
Ilidiltilllill L. MI I‘l,‘lll£LL.
HORACE Ii). DANN.
I hereby m-riify that the chow-named
endorsl-rs nre ('Ii'f‘bllrli and tnx—pnyeru, as
defined by low, of the town of Nurwulk.
her, A. I)., WM.
lllillillllli'l‘ It. SMITH.
. Town Clerk.
’1‘0 'I‘IIIC BOARD l)l~‘ (,‘lll‘N'l‘Y (.Ifl.\l~
MISSIUNI‘IRS FUR. FAIRFIHLD
C(ll7N'IfY.
I hereby npnly for n druguisl’s license
to sell hpirituuus nnd Intoxicatiug l.’:~
qoure, Ale. Ilruzcr Iii-or. Rhino \Viuv, and
l‘idrr of ill \Vushinuton aircet, Town of
Norwan. My plume of business in not
lllL‘:II.t:il wil bin ‘20” feet in n din-0t line of it
Church ElliliCe'rIr lfubllc Schrmldwlisv, or
,Illt‘ [li‘r‘lhl‘ef'fi pri'lniuim: tinrnto, or any
poet-omen nr public librnrv.
Dated at Nnrwnlk, this 13th (lily of ()cl.,
.\. I),, ltthi.
lllllllllll'l‘ A. M. DONALD,
-\mlllc.'iilt.
\Vv, Illl‘ unliehiunell. vim-turn and nix
ruiyera, n4 defined by lnw, of the Town of
Nurwnlk, hereby entlorm- llu- implication
of IIlUlllinVP-[lnllll‘d Robert A. McDonald
fur rtlll'll license.
Dun-d :lt Sui-milk. thislfnb day of l)ct.,
.»\. IL, l‘llli.
.i .\ \II'ZS l’.\ l,'L,
’l'. MAKER.
til-ti). W, IlI‘INI'Illll‘l'.
Ill1lllll'l \. .‘l.\‘l'lll'2\\':l().\'.
.‘ilANl'EL 'l‘. liA'l'Cli,
I lien-by certify that the above-named
l'lllIlirnl'l‘rl nre electors null tnx-pnyeru, us
(II‘IIIINI by low, of the Town of Norwulk.
p Dutcll nl. Not-walk. thin lhlb tiny ”I “at,
A. l).. Delhi. Iil'illill'lll'l' Ii. HMl’l'il,
01‘. 24 Town Clerk.
'l‘l) "l‘lilll HUM“) ()lv‘ (TIII'NTY CUM-
MISSIUXERS FUR FAIRFIELD
(JUICY l'Y.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Snicitnnlm ‘nnl intoxicating Inquorn. at
(for. of Water nild Washington Hu..'l‘uWn
of Normilk. My pluccni business in but,
located willliu L‘lll) feel in u direct line of n
Church Million or Public School-house. or
theprcmmm perininlng thereto, or any
poetollicc or public library.
Dated nl. Nurwulk. this ITIb duyof()cto~
her, .-\. D.. it‘ll".
DONOVAN dc CU.
Applicant.
We, ilu- undersigned. electors hurl tax~
pnyeru, ml «lullucd v law, or the Town of
Not-unlit. hereby endorse the nbplica n
of (be nbave-nnnml Donovan 8: (10., or'
such llcuum». ‘
Duh-(l at Nnrwalk, lhla llth duypIOcto‘
her, A. I)., Will.
lll'illl SMl'l‘ll.
l)’l"l'l) IIAIH‘HIHI,
CHRISTIAN SWAICTZ,
NELSUN LA W505.
DENNIS l)l)Nl.)\“AN.
lhereby certify that the nbovmmmml
cmloruernnreelector» and tnxmuyrrn, no
defined by law. of the Town of Nurwnlk.
Dated at Norwalk, thin 17th dny oi (li'lo-
her, A. 1)., I800. “ .
HERBERT It. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
VI‘UTIIE BOARD 014‘ ()l‘)l,’N'l‘Y (JUM-
, MlsnlUNEllrl FOR ll‘AlitIt‘IliLi)
COUNTY. .
i hereby apply‘fnrudruugiut'fllceure to
null Hdriiuonn and Ininximitiug Lindon,
"Me .nuer Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider.
ll 'North Mnlu ntreet. Town of
Norwalk. My place at binder-en b9 not In.
outed within'zlll) leet in a direct line of
a Church ltdillcc or Public School-imam.
or the iremises portululnu thereto, or any
pent-u Ice or public library.
Dated at Not-walk, this 15th day of Octo-
ber. A. 11.1396.
’ EDWAHD‘G. TUMLINSIW,
Applicant.
We, the underal nevi. elector» and tux-
rmyere. no defined W law. of the Town of
Nnrwulk. hereby enricm the application
of thrnbvwe-nmmd Edward G. Tomllunou
for such licence.
Dated at Nun-walk, thin ifith day of (km
bur, A. ll.. Mill.
GEORGE SI. TROWBRIDGE.
FEM) HAYES.
cm». s. 'i’RoWBRiDGE.
plainly above the elbow joint. ten inches
above where it entered the been. 1:
rm extracted in a moment without dif-
ficulty. 'i‘bia in the third one where the
rm have Wed at molten: use within
almiliatn Moi
' Mm let
“d “V “.5“ WM“
OLIVER It. BARKER.
r Ronnie”. FROST.
l lherrby entity that the above-named
common are electors and tux-payers. M
defined by law. of the Town oi Nmnlk.
fight“ at Namath. this loin no: of 0m.
‘1‘ l
Oil.
run.
styles and prices like this:
H.125 and $1.50 per garment—natural wool, camel’s hair,
Derby ribbed, iloccc lined. Australian wool. wool ribbed.
etc, etc. Now is the time to buy.
the place.
especially for UH.
v
Our Small Profit Cash System Can’t be
‘Bcaicu.
AGr
‘ ‘ the Lowest Cash Prices.
«cannot. con. u. v. other. m encanwnv.
and Bargain Sale.
MONEY-SAVER FOR OUR PATRDNS.
Every department in the Big White Store must lend something to this great sale. Pro-
fits for one week cut off. We are determined to surpass all previous'efl‘orts.
You know our reputation—advertise only what we have and
exactly as it it. ‘Read carefully every item, and
we promise you that the time will
‘be profitably spent. ‘
.. slams. CAPES’ AND uchETs.
Our popular cloak room is the talk of the county. Such an immense stock of choice garments, up-to
date styles, perfect fitting, best quality cloths and trimmings, made only by first class tailors, and, best of
all,'lower than can be found in any store in America.
portumty. . We assure you it will be dollars in your pocket.
Your Nearest Friend
U N DERWEAR,
and poor underwear is the poorest thing u person ever put
Good underwear, like ours.
fort during the cold weather which is close at band.
money caved in the leginning and economy in the long
We offer for your selection a splendid assortment or
396. 150, IN). bile, 77m, 980..
WRAPPERS.
We linvojnst placed on sale in our popular cloak room
the llnest line of lwunc gowns over displayed in Connectio
cut. .
The entire line, ()Wr illll) dozen, were designed and made
. The. clothe are the best.
lll every way perfect, nml we guarantee the prices at least
‘27» per cent. lower than can be found in any other store.
(Tm-sore in all the popular mnken.
l'hillln-u'e cup» and dreams can be found on second floor.
I’INIONS may difl'er about the proper money standard, but riot I
It will interest you to fre-
I I I I
we are receiving almost daily.
Gilt
Edge
, Creamery
Butter,
Is guaranteed fresh, pure and delicious,
5335555555535533555
_ 12 heavy‘blnc‘k bouclc jackets,all
silk lined, 68.50; others asked $11.
10 black braver, $3.98; this is cv-
erybody's 3&5 jacket.
:2 boucle jackets, $4.98.
to Irish frieze, $8.25.
10 black green bouclc. 8n.75.
Collarelics from $6.98 to $12.00.
For garments from $7.98 lo 840.
Black Cloth, #198 to $11.25.
lltlllltltttllltlt!
Is Your
menun warmth and com-
It is
Week.
The Boston Store is
signs.
The making is j
l
.
to our patrons.
about the standard of our goods.
( lucntl y visit our store to see the new arrivals of first-class goods
Ouzfancy . . . . .
Our
Success
Flour
LUWIL
. In increased daily by its line flavor and
Is punitivcly the very best flour sold in l uniformity; you will always get the
l
.1
R I 8 BO N S .
1,000 pieces at less than one-half regular prices.
Nos. .3, 7 and l), satin and gross grain, in staple shades,
values from We to file; To.
Nos. 1:! and ill. values from Lie to 200: 10c.
livery piece warranted pure silk, absolutely the biggest
bargain of the kind over ofl’ercd.
FUR TRIMMINGS.
An immense variety, all new. Special prices for the
GLOVES.
TELEPHONE CALL, 58-2
Home.
If you must have a winter garment, grasp this 0p-
Bcnded and silk trimmings, silk waist sets, ornaments,
buttons, mohair cfl’ccts. in all the newest and dnintiest dc-
(ircnt variety feather boas, all styles.
ll) pieces 1 and. l'2 in. fancy Spangled elfects, regular
price, $2.00; special, line.
In this drpartmeut we keep none but the beet. The
Foster, Tl‘CIOIlaP, Courwisier, with patent cluze thumb.
Ellery puir warranted, and in every way made satisfactory
- - e c a
a...“
Sale
on C
offee
WQuick sales on all kinds of cheese insure you of a fresh cut every time.
I»: Goods! Pure Goods! Best Goods! is our Motto.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
l,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 51., - .
Londln; Oreo-r.
'50.
THE P‘ENNIES SAVED
In buying from us make the dollars to go Into the bank for a "Rainy
22 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
24 pounds best Ex. C Sugar for $1.00.
5 pounds best Creamery Butter for $1.10.
sugar Cured Shoulders, per. pound, 7c.
Sugar Cured Hams, per lb 12c.
5 poundsygood Mixed Tea for $1.00.
10 pound Kit Mackerel 98c.
New worm GROCERY co.
Donovan Quil’dlng. g, - - -‘ ~ ~ - .v ionj’th Nor-walk.
no; I) name arms-r. none!
NORWALK
Day.
We Sell the Best Grades of Merchandiscuat ,
l
-l—button cluecnenibroidnred backs, value, $1.25; special
for the week, per pair, $1.00.
0
Cures all colds, use at your drug.
gists.
'1‘0 THE BOARD OF1 COUNTY COM
MlSSIONEIlS FUR FAIRFIELD
COUNTY.
l hereb apply for alicexme to sell Spiri-
tuous um Intoxxcnting LiquorsAleJmuer
Beer,lthiueWinenind Cillernt ‘Jllfi E.Wash~
iugtonb't, Town of Norwnlk. My place of
business in not located within 200 feet in
n direct line of n Church Ellllice or Public
School-house, or the premises pertaining
thereto, or any pool-oilice or publicli-
brary.
Dated at Norwalk,tliia lhth day of Octo-
ber, A. 1)., lollli.
DANIEL. '1‘. MC lPliY,
l )plicuut.
We, the undersigned, electors null tux-
p‘ayere. as defined by law, of the Town of
.'orwnlk, hereby endorse the application
of the above-named John T. Murphy for
uuch a licenm
Dated at Norwulk, this 15th day of ()cv
tuber, A. I)., 1896.
. CARL A. ANDERSON,
Fill. MERRILL,
BERNARD liAS’l‘ALDl,
WILLIAM SiLCOX,
BERNARD li‘llllllN idY.
Ihcrehy certify lhnt the ubove-unmwi
eullorscrrlnre electors mid tnxpnyers, ns
(ll-lined bf law, of the Town of .\nr\vnlk.
Illiled nl Nurwnlk this 15in day of Uc-
tuber, A, D, Wild.
lll‘llllll'lli'l‘ ll. SMIl‘II.
Town Clerk.
’l‘l) ’l'lllll lllmlll) l)l" COUNTY COM-
. MISSIUNI‘ZRS l-‘OI’. FAIRFIELD
COUNTY.
I hereby apply for :1 license to sell
Splritnous and Intoxicniing Liquors. Ale.
Luger Ileer, Iibine Wine and Cider at
“In Water street, {flown of Norwnlk. My
plaice ul‘ bilelllcn‘s‘ is not located within 72W)
fret inn. direct line via ('liurcli I‘Irlil'llm
or Public Schoolhouse, or the premises
yn-i‘lnininrz thereto, or any postofllce or
public library.
DAVID KELLY,
Applicant.
Dated at Nnrwulk, this lblh (lny of Oct!»
Ill'l‘. A. 1)., Willi.
We, the undersigned. electors null tux»
payer-I. us (ll-fined by low, of the Town of
Norivnlk. hereby endorse the application
of the chow-named David Kelley for
such license.
Dated at. Norwnlk. this 15th day of ()cto-
ber, A. 1)., into}.
I“. W. QI'ITMAX,
.l()L~I'Jl’lI Ii. RAYMOND.
CONRAD BECKER,
l’A‘l‘IlICK Ml SALLY,
WM. l'). REYNOLDS,
I hereby certify that the nbovc-nnmed
Piilllii'ich are electors null tux-buyers. as
lIt‘IIIIL‘lI by law. of the Town of Nurwnlk.
Dated at Nvlru'lilk. this lfiih dny of (lem—
brr. .-\. 1).. mm.
lIlIiiBi‘Iil'l‘ ll. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
'l‘l) 'I‘III‘I BHAHI) ()l“ IllIITN'I'Y CUM-
MIa‘n’lUNI‘llt“ FUR FAIRFII‘iLDClI.
I hereby apply for n license to sell Soir-
itliuIH and Intoxication Liquors. Ale.
Luger Beer. Rhine Wine, and (.‘idcr ut 72'."
South Main street, town of Xuru'nlk. My
place of bus-inc“ is not located within 200
feet in u direct line of a Church Edition) or
n Public School-hummer the premises per-
tnlmuz thereto, or nny post-oilice or pub-
lic library.
Dated at .\'«>r\vnlk, this lfllh day of (le-
lober, A. 1).. lwfi.
l’.\’l‘llI(‘l\' (‘l)ill'l)ll.\N,
Applicant.
\\'c. the lulllemgued, electors not! tax-
pnyers. as defined by law, of lllt‘ town of
Norwnlk. hereby l’lIlIlfl'stt the application
of the nl)2)vc-ii:inmi l’atrlcli Cure mm for
.‘4II('II license.
Dated at .\'nr‘.v:lik, ibis Lilli day of l):-
iuln'i', A. II. 1",";
.IIHIX l)l.I)IC.\'S(‘iIl.AliI‘IIi,
I’Al‘lill'K Ill'l..\NI).
(.‘lll-Ze’l'i'lli l”. ’l‘llldilll‘.
.ll).~l€i’li ll. RAYMOND.
.IIIIIS lillll‘FIX,
I hereby c 'rlil‘y ilmt line nbovc-umuml
vendor-ere ore «lit-inn llllll tnx-pnyvrs. in
lvlciinml by low. of the town of Norwalk.
ibilell Ill. Nnrwnlk. this lfilli day of (In—
iolu-r. A. I) , howl.
Ili-Iltlll'lll l‘ ll.l-3MI1'II. Town Clerk.
, . ._
"l‘U’l‘lIH lllMltll ill" (TlH'Nl‘Y Cl).\l<
.\ll.~’~'ll).\'l-Zlh Fl)”. h'AlllI’lElJ)
l'lll'N'l'Y.
l hen-by imply {or a licence to sell
‘Hpirituuue null Intoxication Liquors, Ale.
Luger Ilerr, Rhine Wine, nml (‘nlcr nl '.'Il
North Main atrcl'rfl‘uu'u of Norwalk. .‘Iv
place 0! Illlslilt'N-l in not lot-died within '3‘")
feet in n din-rt line of u ('burch Edlllf't‘ or
Public Schoolhouse. or the premium pur—
l'nining therein, or any punt-oflilte or pulp
IIf,’ librnry.
[Mind of, Nuru‘nlk, this lfvlll dnyol Octo-
ber, A. I).. lhllll,
CIIAllLl'Zh l’l'INNINGTUX.
Appllcnnt.
We. the Iimln-rsiuiml. eIt't‘llll'ti and lux-
mycrs. lie llcllncrl by, low, of the Town of
hon-walk. hereby cndorm the application:
a! the nbwe-nnnlcd Clmrlen Pennington
for such Ilcenw, , .
Dated at Norwnlk, this 15th day of (lct‘o
her, A. D. loll}.
JOHN L. KELLY.
[IKE DUKNI‘ZY.
I’A'I'IIICK DOYLE.
JAMES ‘i‘. POWERS,
l’i\'l‘llll...‘K Ml .s‘ALIA.
I hereby certify ilmt the nlnwe nulnwl
t'llllfll‘lt’r-tu‘ll't‘, ell-clout iiilil lilepilyern, M
illfnlll'fl by low. of lllt’ Town of Norwnllt.
United at errwnlk,tbln 15th dny of ”cm-
ber, A. 1)., Will. '
lllllllll‘lll'l‘ ll. SMI l'll,
Town Clerk.
r’l‘ll'l'IIE Ill).\lil)0l" ('UI'N'I‘Y l'l)\l
MIHHIHNERS Wilt FAIKP'IEIJ)
(IUI'N’I‘Y.
I hereby apply for u license tn evil
Splriillonn and lnlrmcnllng Inqli'nrmil In
Water etrI-et. ’l‘uwn of Nor-Milk.
My place oi bundled» Is not lm'ntel within
it”) feel in it direct line of a Church ladl-
Ill:e or Public Solnmi-honee. or the premi-
ml pertaining thereto, or my plummet!
or public library...
Dated at Not-milk, this lib day of Home
her. A. IL, “991).
MICHAEL Ill-Sill.
Applicant.
W’, the uudcrslunml. electors uml tux
nyers, no denim-l by low. of the Town of
I.TVl-rvmlli. hrwby emlnrecibe application
of the chore-named Michael Lune for
such llceow.
Datum Nnrnnlkflbls l? b tiny oi (loin
on, A. n. mm, , .
‘ DANIEL \lAIiIiEN
I. M. 'l‘i)LL?3.~l.
.Ii)‘l".l’l ll. liAl‘Mllk‘l).
ljlllllrl'l‘ .II If. 'l'lllildfi".
JOHN l)l.l.)EN!‘lCtlLAl£l‘ill.
[hereby entity itmt mo ulnvepnmvd
endure": Im- clecfnre and in caper-n. we
defined by law. oi the Tum: of Summit.
Dated at Nov-walk. tbla ittbdnyot lieu»-
hri'. A. lb. llflli.
HERBERT ll. illil'l'ii.
Tow» we“.
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Norwalk Chronicler