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* Jeookwmteoms Washingtonsu'eet.

the Harwell: schools, yesterday.

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.10..“ clams, openeatoan. Y. use

 

Lori G. Hanford. of Holden avenue, is
building the foundation for a new barn.

l—Yon cannot aflord to miss concert at
Norwalk Congregational church. Octo-
her as. ., _ .

C. '1’. Leonard has sold his large house
in Union avenue to Mary F. Nichols. of
Wilton.

——Men’s and boy’s caps. O’Brien's.

 

The civil Inltlol Waldo C. Briggs vs.
Morris Epstein has won set down for
trial October as.

~Ilag mutton, so. “a": r. Mkt.

Mrs. Alden Solmans is at the home of
her sister in Derby. who is critically ill
with tuberculosis.

s. so. N”. Y. mkt.

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-—Fresh shoal
</

Howard A. Tilly. the sign artist, is
making some very handsome signs for

, the Norwalk Hotel. ' '

—~Pork tenderloin at N. Y. mkt.

The work of laying the curb, gutter

and sidewalk on the south side of Mill
Bill will soon be commenced.

‘ —3)kesir cents per bushel. See ad-

vertisement.

New ' Canaan and return tomorrow
afternoon, starting at 2 p. m.

—-Coke six cents per bushel. See ad-
vertisement. -

Part II. of Rev. Charles M. Selleck's
“History of Norwalk,” containing thir-

. ty4two pages, will be out Monday.

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-—Salvator Chariot does sewer work,
water work, grading, cellar and well
digging, 50 Lowe street, South Norwalk.

 

"The Fineen7ciub, or Westport. will
hold its first sociable of the season in"
Toquet’s Hall, Friday evening, October
30. __ _l
~Ladies'felthatsflov90v,$i.25,0‘Brie$'s

 

Ninety-four voters were made at
South Norwalk. yesterday, making a to
to] of four hundred and seven new voters
made thus far. » _-

—Escallops, 356. N. Y. Mkt.
Norwalk Democrats have been noti-

fied that H. C. Baldwin, of Naugatuck,
will speak at the Norwalk Opera House,

——Kuox style derby. O'Bricn's.

The firm of Rodemeyer & Ackermun
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. Ackerman continuing the business
and assuming all obligations.

——Spring chickens, lzlgc, at liayes'
rakt.

Steeple Climber Charles Reilly adjust-
ed his tackle on the steeple of the Kerr
walk Congregational church. yesterday.
previous to painting the spire.

 

 

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So any flour is flour. llut grades
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nqwilb samapurilla. There are
‘l grades. You want the best. if
you understood snrsaparilla as
well as you do too and flour it
would be easy to determine.
’ But you don't. lion should
i you? When you are going to
i buy a commodity whose value l
i you don‘t know, you pick out
an old established house to
trade with, and trust their it»
perience and reputation. Dose ‘
when buying samparilla. ‘
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on the market so years. Your
gramllathsr used Ayer’s. it is
a reputable medicine. More
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“seniors-m megs-ski

School Visits:- Dunning paid a visit “to 7

‘Wmsmwmvwe i
«no. renovated. m. as...”

John 3. Jackson will commence his
mot. Sunday afternoon illustrated
Wat the blame”: Opera Bouts,
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.

9me herring. a; pound; halibut,
12c, at Hayss’ mkt'. ‘

 

 

Charles R. Helmet will lead the Chris
‘tlan Young Men’s league gospel ser—
vice tomorrow afternoon at 3:80. .The
Junior Endeavor will meet at 2:30
o'clwk. _. ,._.,.... ,w-.. -

~Loin lamb chop, 10.0., N. r. Mkt.

'A."Kramarcik caught a man stealing
his chickens and turkeys last Wednes-
day night, and severely punished the
follow when Mr. Kramarcik's dog got
through with him. w

l, ~Fresh hams, 10c. Hayes' mkt.

Remit. 0. Sherwood and wife and H.
L. Woodworth and wife attended the
Baptist state convention held at New
London. October 19 to 21,” as delegates
from the South Norwalk Baptist church.

~Prof; M. 8. Rosen, the well-known
oculistlopticion, can be consulted at his
oilice, in the parlor of the City Hotel
South Norwalk, Tuesdays, from 9 u. m
to 8 p‘. m. Eyes examined free.

The town clerk and selectmen are
making voters today at the town clerk’s
office in Norwalk. :The session centiur
use until 5 o’clock. On Monday they
will be in session until 8 o'clock p. m,
at the same place.

-—Ladies‘ fleeced ribbed Egyptian
vests, sizes 3 to 7, fifty—cent quality, at.
390. Boston Store, Norwalk.

 

The United States Civil Service Com-
mission hasprdered that an examination
he held by its local board in this city on
Saturday, December tlh, 1896, com-
mencing at 9 o'clock a. m, for the
grade of carrier and clerk in the post-
oflice service.

——Forequarter mutton, 5,6. N. Y. mkt

The Christian Young Men's League
held a meeting last night and decided
to have an entertainment next Friday
night. with a literary and musical pro-
gramme. Next Tuesday evening the
Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with the Leanguo to
decide whether they will work together
or not.

Pretty Miss (ii-ace Palmer. of St.
Louis, who appeared with the Briggs
Comedy company at the Nonvalk Opera
House recently, created a sensation in
Mcridcn, last week, by trying to clope

Monammotm moans. ‘ ,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Absolutely Pure.

A crown of tartar baking powder.

host
of all in [caveman siren h.——Iatestnll‘ilitcd
States (lovernmen Food 6

a.
cover. mama rowonii’bo. New York.

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The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Danbury and Norwalk Rail-
road company for the election of a
board of directors. will be held in New
Haven on Thursday, October 29th at 11
o'clock, a. m. '

 

 

There will tea bmtbull game at the
Norwalk Park on the afternoon of
Thanksgiving day.

The repairs to the house in Wilton
avenue, recently damaged by fire, are
about completed. « “w

Uito Hatch, of Norwalk, and (l. L.
Btssett, of Wilton, left yesterday for
Litchlield county on a hunting trip.

Mrs. S. W. Gregory wishes to state
that tlierlflveuingjlour had no authority
for publishing Miss J. Pearl Gregory‘s
engagement. .

——Fresh liams,:lt’l<‘. N.:l‘. mitt.

A sign with “Home sick" printed u;-
on it was the attraction upon the door of
a Water street market, Norwalk, yester-
day. .

T! 0 Twin City Wheelmcn will not re
ceivc the election returns at their head-
quarters, November lid, but will have a
smoker at a future date, when additional
rooms are secured.

——L)ts of people made. happy his
week. Another lot receiver] of elegant
Creamery butter, 10, 20, nudist) 1b., tubs
at 2i" 1b., D. lr'lrlommedieu.

Miss Katie Keeler and niece. Miss
Florence, of Wilton, have applied for
membership in the Norwalk chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.

Frank Nagle and Frank Fitzgerald
have each won. a horse at recent rallies.
Fitzgerald sold his for a dollar and Na
gle's was (lead before the mills took
place. Such is the lucknf the "slick
('I'SIH

Mr. illlil Mrs. Vickers, of South Nor
walk, have rented the l-‘uiriicld place, in

 

with Harry Munson, of Springfield. and
would have been successful had not the ‘
young man come in contact with the '
searching eyes of his father on the depot
platform.

——L0ts of people made happy hull,
week. Another lot received of elegant;
Creamery butter, 10, '20,:11ulzill lb..tubs:
at :2!" 1b.. 1). L'Hmnmcdieu.

Mark W. Stevens. of Main street,l
Norwalk, drove down town the other;
evening, hitched his horse on a side
street, and went home some hours later
by trolley. lie went out to the barn tn
care. for the horse for the night. when
he suddenly rivcollcvted where be had
left his steed. He rvll‘ilulll his steps
and drove quietly homo, vowing to kl’l‘p
his SliCl‘lll well. Home one gave it away.
and Mark's friends are lllllulllllg yet. '

Jhicken thievcsopnrntnl at Dr. Kim
ter Hitchcock‘s and John H. iluyl‘s
licnueries. last night.

Raymond Brothers buvo just been
putting in about 1,000 but ofvurb and
gutter for tho (arty of Norwulkmi the
Mill Hill improvement.

There will be alarming of lliI' Haul}!
Norwalk branch of the Mercantile ('0.
operative bank at The rtmtluul miller.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

The Nowell: lire alarm mm: attain
incessantly last night. if the. alarm is
out Offll‘illil‘ it should be iixeti,nml it
someone liltllinpt-l'llm with the wires
they should be prosecuted to llw fullest
extent of the law. l

John Philip Hulllbl has arranged the
Philharmonic band, of Smith waulk,
tofnrnisb amslcforlhobig licpubii a
business nzvn‘s parmlc in New \‘vrir
city. in at rlulimlay afternoon.

Mir! Ella l'lriiuh, teacher in the sixth
grade of the Franklin street school. has
decided to take a rest for a few months
on muonnt of ill health, and bliss Mary
B. Quinn will probably take Miss Ur.
lich’s grade. and Miss Mary Dnytbo
grade lilies Qaigg had.

Samuel Lyrics, of the firm of «(loolidge
do Lynne, has a neat button on the laps!
of his cost. it is the face of a minute
watch. onellisll inch in diameter, and
streams correct time. The omits are
enclose] the nest unseat the hack of
the button. It was made in Geneva,
Switzerland, and was a present to him
from George ti. backward. who recently
returned from sorted.

 

South Wilton. preparatory to investing
in Wilton properly.

 

’l‘hc ltou‘ayton cos-col liilc of. al. Vs
A. and llunuull Dibble has been decided
in favor of Mr. Dibble. 'l‘iu~cas.lr:15bcerr
in the court for some iiuu- and grew out
of a dispute as to the right of Mr.
Dibble to certain property.

William B.Nf3\\'t‘lilll“.f)f Westport ave»
nun. lost his horse Thursday night by
luckjaw. It was insured for $100 and
was valued at EH23.

-Cook wanted. 92’ Washington street.
.\ shade over a piano lamp in the reel.
tlf‘lll'e of Dr. James ll. Gregory (fought
l’m'. Thursday night. and created more

H‘Xt‘lft‘llll‘lll before the flames were extin‘

wished. The damage was slight.

REV. ’l‘. K. Noble «illiciutml of tin-
funurul of little l-‘ltlrvm‘v Bells, from
the msiulcuce of her parrots, Mr. and
Mrs. A. (.‘urmi Hells. in
Newtown avenue, this alter-
noon. There was a bountiful display of
flowers. Burial was at Nurwalk cumu-
tcry.

l'WlN CITY FOLKS.

The lining and Coming oi Harwell: People and
Their Friends.

Mills! liussin Keillor, (if Wilton, has
lllll'll entertainiim her friend, Miss
Murillo Kueivr, of Norwailr.

William “Jill”, clerk for James
l-lutlmriami, will lll'lllil‘l llllllt week in
New York oily.

Mrs. Marla Jennings, of limrmslnwn,
has been entertaining her daughter
Miss Levy Jennings, of Norwalk, this
week. A

Miss Maud llnyt.«of ll'tntml Hill. is
visiting relatives in New York.

Miss Daisy Sounder, of West sin-ct.
returned tmiay from a short visit in
New York. \

Mrs. Kate Lamb Prentiss and (lunch
tars sailed today for Europe to small the
winter.

llirs. H l’. Barman has returns] m
or home in Morris. (burn. after a short
visit with Mrs. E. R. Bennett;

Hrs. Colonel Thompson and daughter
Edith. of St. Michmlli, Md, wars the
guests of hire. Htsniey B. Smith, ’l’bum
tiny.

Miss Annie Hendricks, of Norwniir. is
visiting in New York.

Robert B. Dmnrsn. of Nomslh, ls
flailing his parents in Strained.

It. and Ilrs. William (moments, of
llarwflhhavsrstmsdnomsvlnt in

 

 

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Granulated Sugar,

no. issues a. 00., 22 South HaiaStr‘eet.

 

EDWARD STREET,

, ' FALL ANDAWINTER'

 

 

H I LD Loin mutton chops, 100 :2. lb
4. Rib mutton chops, “ ..
Leg mutton. 8c “
Sirloin steak, 1;! l. c “

Round steak, 10c, 3 lbs for 250

Shoulder steak,

bags for 25c.

NDERWEAR

, ,
or attention is calledto the assortment of Underwear we are showing for
. won en, men and children. Special attractions at 210, 25c. 48c, 750 and 98c.

also have asplendid line of Outing Financier. Very choice designs.

are leaders in Hosiery. You ask any who is acquainted With the trade of
Nor alk. where to find the best hosiery at reasonable prices, and you will be di-

EDWARD STREET!

5 crzrrrs eunume." noawsut. cons.

 

' A BIG OPENING

made by a heavy set down in prices.

56 3 lb
5 lbs good corned beef and a large cab~

Rib roast from 8c to 12c.
For the best clams, oysters, (free deliv»
ery) fish and escallops, go to the

New York Market

ratios 5. areas. Prop.
ocK. WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

"-4..

Mo unsurpassed for beauty
of styleand finish. . . . . .

53 WALL STREET, . .

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JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHSIW

__J_Prices Reduced!

E. MLJACKSON, Photographer,

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Overall in Variety! .

 

 

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MAHAOKIMO
HOTEL BLOCK.

chlokono

and
mounts.
on?
GHAIN
POI!

DOLMIN.’
MVI “Y
OTAILI.

seam and haul. .,
‘ 'Hrioxmienm
s o e s s I PR' N TI N G s o o s o ‘glfiwfilfl uh%"&"&i"l&gslm and

arr Tina errant.

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NORWALK,

 

 

OVEEEOAT TALK!

Under All in Prices!

 

.‘lcn's lienvcfiOVcrcoats, well made and trim~
nml, velvet Collar, blue and black; a cork-

cr, :3('. 50.

Our 81:. moment is an all wool kersey. (x-
iru htnvy weight, well made and handsomely
trimmed, made expressly for fine trade. Blue

and blink, $10.60.

(illx‘81:.eo,i.1.5oanll 13.00 Minerals are
lizwly lullmcd and elegantly lined, suitable l

fur the must fastidious dressers. ‘

We still have 10!! a few sizes of that under-

wear at 49c; reducer! from $1.

'I‘ii-y are here now, might be gone tu~

Illlll VOW.
()pcn l‘l'Ci’y evening until 9 o'clock.

AVIS,

 

"

The Tailor, Clothier, Hat-

ter and Furnisher.

inn with the quality.

tir-

yon buy them.

you.

 

Always been my chief aim to handle
only the host grain. at a price conform-

You can act. mils at about any price
you illu- but may be if you pay too lit-
nu won't like the nuts.

y oats may not be the cheapest in .
town but they are the best. That's the
great distinction to be looked for when

IMn't teed your horses poor or dirty
outs, buy where they screen then for

MANUELT.HATGH.

The loading Grain Dealer,
ll Isrshsll Street, 50. lentil.

 

 

 

 

Us;

Overcoats

EVERYTHING

Comstock

South Nor-walk.

, MILFORD‘A.

Comatock Bros, Masonic
Bid‘g, Nor-walk.

HAS ALREADY asscueo us, BUT IT

DidiNot
e Catch
Napping!

FOR WE.\VERE PREPARED FOR IT WITH A COMPLETE",
STOCK OF‘

.....WINTER..‘...

 

unsurpasssn av ANY ANYWHERE IN POINT or. m, _,
STYLE.QUALITY,_TR1MMINGS AND LOW PRICES ‘ ‘ '
FOR CORRESPONDING VALUES. -

 

A FEW LEADERS: .

An all wool blue Bossier Overcoat, fast color. . . . . . . . .
Blue and black Kersey Overcoats, all wool and fast color ..... glm'
A fine WestofEngland Kersey...................
Wool Suits from..:........ 6301013940 '

 

 
 
 
 
 

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and Shlls.

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NEW INVOICE OF

FALL NECKWEAR!

T H 15 LATEST.

 

Winter Underwear
FOR ALL, FROM 25c TO $2 PER GARMENT.

 

Brothers,

Popular-Price Clothiers,

l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

. Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.

 

”NOTICE!

ADMISSIOI OF ELECTORS

Notice is burr-by given that the Select-
men and Town Clerk of the Town of Nor»
a all: Will he in svmirm at the milieu: of said
Town Clerk. for the purpnwof a-xaminin;
{be qualitic'itium of and mimitliuz in the
sirrrmr'e ( nth llmJB Pets )lI‘. “'ll’l shill In:
found so qualified, on \Vi-nlingaizrv. the ills:
vluy of Number. infill}, from t9 o'clock in the
intention until sln‘clock in the altcrnmin.
and by public adjournment of said meets
tug, ulll be in session for the same pur.
punt), as foilmv~. viz:

At the police menu on llaviiaml street.
in the City of South Nor-walk. on Thurs.-
day, ”clutter 'Z'Iml, i'fini. lrnru ill o‘clock a.
m.. until .1 n'trlm'k p. m, and also on Fri-
llav, Hotelier 23H, iriti, at said police
rooms. from in n'atiouti‘. a. in. until .3
o'clock, p. m., «ml in liner-veiling; oi will
Friday, at. said police rooms. lmm 7 until
”o‘clock: and at the miller: of said Town
L'lerlt. rm fiatuniay, lire ’lllll «lay of lb:
(.nlmr, lsmi, lrom lllo‘clmrk a. in. until .3
o'clock p. In.

Add unless all cuts-rodeo the first ii-t
as "toimmuule." whose rights shall ap
pear to have matured, mall haw b; 4'”
mlmlm-Ll nrrvjcmeil, Will lM’ in M'shlull tor
tin.- mum: [atrium-r mi Hominy ,(lmnllcr
‘llizh, inllt'r. at will ’l'uwu ("lyrk's nilirvp,
from fl o'clock in the luh'iuwn until a
o’clockia the afternoon. and not after
wards, with this t'xorr-pliut), that mild Hen
lmztnwu and Town ('lerk will belt) session
Merrill Tova Fir-rk'a other, on Monday.
November ‘.'~i, Mei, from inferior}; in the
forcnnou until .3 o‘clock in the
afternoon, and not allerwanls, for the
purpose of admitting to the doctor’s oath
those wrsonsoaiy whose rights will mud
tlirc after Morralay,t)ctulmr 21kb, mm. and
on or before Tuesday. the 1k! «lay of No.
vember. you}.

Applications from any voting district
may be made-in cilherlhi- bit or 2m! dis.
trict.

Dated at Sorryaik. the ls‘ith day of (lo
tuber. A. l)., ism.

least? Suits; ll.

Hrnmm ‘i‘rmnm.

l’ltasx ll. Marriott.
Selec‘nen of the Town of Norwaik.

“team it. Sierra, Tomi Clerk.

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cow nuvmvunur sotnov.

Ween are?”

 

sad ,

scapula can m at
£233.. . 3 ",4” 1| r
sithgr m can Jrio'é'dmmui

Mislolyal’irstc nurse for

Vented I
it will also

babe. slur

antiserum

 

LINOOLN
Storage Warehouse

The Lincoln Storage Warehouse

0'. \l alter street. a few doors south

ui \lasbingtun street. in the Uity

m Snutll hurwztlk, is now openfor

the to ”age of

Household Furniture, Pianos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.

l': »r lull particulars inquire at the
office of

TAYLOR & GOLDEN.

7 r ll‘ASHINGTON STREET.
Ginuecticut.

South Nuru’ulk.

 

DR.F.W»TI37\~I~R~MEF£
Surgeon Deatlst,

Formerly over the Post Office.

All Work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable charges.

First-clues work only.

All work guaranteed.

(mice / N am. tulip. in. Sunday 9am.

Hours l in l p. m.

Milli-u and Residence, 1-1 Washington
street, 3 doors above the First National
Bank, South Norwnlk. Conn.

 
 

 

South Norwalk
Cityllssessors’

Notice!

“'1', the molar-sinned. hr-rnbyltrlvo uollm to
:illpvrmiu uiul unypul-rillHIls. liable f my
la'msmlln-rltynlliwulh N rWalk. ihni llicy
urn rmmlrrul by law to deliver tntlmdssnumrn
u} mtlwr uflhvm. uvrnrlmlnro tim lr-t do)" bl
.\I’r\'l!lnlll‘l‘. lacuna wrlllun or prlntml llsfululucl
v-iizmul and strum in. nlull tho propertyrm null
ivy iluvnrnn llm lst «lay of October. Willi. liable
tolrnailun. ,

Arum runl'crnlnulax lists. enacted hy‘lm
ilmmlc and .. l 'llrlll of Representatives. amnion
night? [m wider-sir i

.m» ion my n im (ll-rwml litutntm no
rum-mind lrv (film ntm' LXXXlV of the labile
Min of into. ls wrnbramonlled to row! as
funny“: Luv!- reside“. ufunytown "Ml-G it!
uiw ma llsl‘nmlwiymxca illm‘fllfls. shall. on
or beiorollm that (lay of November.ammallt'
flu: in ill-«list. numb-am! mvot-nto us immin-
wlore prose-Him]. mnklmr a description of ii
reulvslatm-avl pureed llllllllz separately m»
scrim-d. and If in shall neglect or refuse no to
«bribe awnamrs shall llll out a list for him.
Illllllnullmmln all property which they have
reamtuiwlim-ois owned by him. liable to
rurallunut the actual valuation thereof fro:
the best information they v on obtain. and mill .
tlivMu ten per ccnium n! such valust'nnbnvl
-n Milli “fill my shall mnkmlanpnmlm M01114-
llugl null valuation of each purl-clawed oblate- ‘

is. ll .~-l.lnts may in! rammed to the Ill-nestle
urn. al‘tlm (lulxiif'il rnmn. llurllond street.
bomb hv-rwrilk.lrnm um! inn-India Oelebe ‘
if». it‘ll.inamlincludinglicloimrll's landfill . . _.
nmmrlubonpnn from m to in ”NM .oin... f
and {mm 2 in a n‘vlul'k p. m .‘andoa Mtlll’lfilhffl ‘

from linilu‘vimlk in the ovmiln .
lmtcd at North Nurmllk (.ll‘lltklfifi. 1m.
global? )(i
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JOSEPH .3 Y ml}, ~
. (AlltyAssessors

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