.' to Second eve-
]? Pleasant aw
.7510 Osborn avenue;
WW M. Pierce. Oliver
‘ ' ,rWanrsu Burr. P. M.
.roteis being polled at the Third
_Vpolliuggplsce. The Moderator
' Garb-n; ”shire". Clinics
swoon: deputy registrars.
Wand William Brougon;
11’.S.;S. Lifiommedieu end
Wands; checkers. ‘ A. 8.
m Robinson; challengers.
. ‘ legged-.ErenkOerrzenvelopes.
Wefidflfm Raymond; booth
' homeroom \eud Mortimer
" lest Hoewalk Republican club
m election returns tonight at
inEastavenue. They
«whom them read. The
‘ Union Telegraph company.
Operator Dan. is furnishing
Gonkliu expects to go to
nextlondey night.toheve
’ 'with silo-pound man in that
,
m Gamer. ct New York city, for-
ol place. spent Sunday with
prom-go, in the Strawberry Hill
Fred Heufordls horse became frighten-
et a trolley car in Riverside ' avenue.
morning. and broke the harness.
_l Allelecrtrude Lake. of Bridgeport.
‘ 7: tSuuday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Tiehenors .__ __
_ {the East Norwalks are playing foot'
the poetoilloe and abused the postmaster
antilhe wasobllg’ed toeecare his place
lest they carry their threats into effect.
Many of the residents were so bsdly
frightened that they dared not venture ‘
upon the streets last night, and extra
caution was taken in securing doors and
windows. “
large greenhouse.
ed as to be able to'ride out.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Bruggerhof no 3
theircountry home last week to used
the winter in New York.
moved from their former residence. end
are living with Mr. Wanng's mother.
Extensive improvements have just been
put on Mrs. Wariog's house.
formerly Miss Frances Tolles, an dil-
cient‘teaoher in the Center school. en.
tertainsd her forty-two scholars. yester—
‘dsy sturgeon.“ her home. The chil-
drenheda most pleasant time.
Whitelawissuneeeded by Miss Nettie
Lesson. a greduateof the South Nor-
wulk High School and the State Normal
school.
walk. spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Koch.
teresting sermon to a large congregation
Sunday night, in the Methodist church.
his topic being "How We Got Our
Bible."
its annual public mseting.8undsy night,
in the Congregational church.
A. N. Byerson has just completed a
Mrs. o.w. Fowlerhas unimprov-
Postmaster Waring and his wife have
Mrs. Andrew Whitelaw. who was
Mrs.
Miss Mode Adams, of South Nor-
1
Rev. 8. A. Smith preacheda very in-
3
The Woman‘s Board of Missions held
The
. payment to 4
us 10 ll.
necks. on Nor-walk Park.
goods.
I
sermon.
'___—_—
neckline!!-
this afternoon with the Pequon-
,. W3. Hanfordis moving the stock in
his store to "make room for new
Starr Keeler and family have moved to
' 311.1 M. Bartholow. of Urbana.
Ill... mother of O. F. Bartholow. of
‘ ‘ who has been visiting her
m. ans. E. a. White, of Prospect
. started for home. yesterday
,on the “:41 train.
1' U. D. Ogden, the contractor of Roway-
till, his a force of carpenters at Mrs.
_ Ward’s place on Contentment Island.
building an addition to her residence,
enclosing the wind-mill. and making
ofliuimprovements.
Mrs. Vinoent-Grifiith and family, of
Contentment Island. have returned to
im- York on tag; winter.
Barry Pepper .took possession, yes
y. of the business and property he
recently purchased of Selectmen E.
Thomas. He reports a large business.
Several of the buildings are being over-
healed. and other improvements are
being made.
ill Josephine Bowen. 0! Brooklyn,
and "Woodolill." Rowayton. will be
med the bridemaids at the wedding of
Hi. Hattie Augusta Kessler aud’Dr'
William Thomas Scovil, in the Church
of the Resurrection. Richmond Hill. N.
Y7. Thursday. '
Game W. Bryan and other! have
filed sremonstraace against granting a
In“ ”Frederick G. Bebeook. of the
”view House.
About sightv Republican voters went
to South Norwalk in two special trolley
are. this morning at ll o'clock, and
Melted their bellots for sound money.
CHIMNEY.
In! Rental. Sifters Turk city. spcn
em with Albert Weluita end
lWhile driving to Nor-walk. Sunday
Peter Guise attempud to cross
in the track. bredlng it end
theeale No one was injured.
lromNorwelk were guests
Mount linoleum. of owns.
a is. an»: on Sunday.
especially eifective.
'feet of broken stone as far as the new
Gmmrmnyonsun- W
president, Mrs. S. J. Austin. presided.
and made an interesting address. Mrs.
report in the absence of Mrs. Leann.
who is ill. Miss Annie Brady roadyhe
treasurer‘s report. Dr. Payne gave an
exhaustive account of the origin. work
and breaking - up of the old Spanish
missions among the Indians in Cali»
fornia.‘ A poem was read by MissReed.
The music w a prominent part of the
service, a solo by Miss Ada Conn being
The Board, with
the Endeavor iety,vhas raised $120
for missions duri the year.
F. A. Mulgrew d family left Nero-
tou last week fort eir'winter residence
in New York.
Mrs. Bertha Coo
stou. N. Y., to reside.
Miss Lulu St. John is recovering from
a serious illness.
Mrs. T. Dolan Sayre. of Monticello.
Mo. has been visising her cousin. Mrs.
A. E. Morley. of Brookside avenue.
The Tramway company is putting
down on the north side of its track two
as gene to King-
Telford road.
Miss McClellan has presented twenty-
two volumes to the public school library.
The Norotcn Musical association is
arranging for a series of receptions dur-
ing the winter.
Ivanhoe We. Knights of the Golden
Eligle. will'ettend service in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday evening.
”_...w... a
Asonweeborn this morning tour.
and Mrs. Louis Jestllo. who keeps the
fruit stand in John H. Ferris‘ building
ontheWeshington street bridge. The
new'errivel will probably be named
William McKinley.
. .. ”_.....
MLN. N. Osborn. well known at
Woodstock. Mich. was troubled with a
isms book. He was persuaded to use
Chmnperluiu’s Pain Balm. It gave him
relief in one night. This remedy is also
l
sale by G. C. Stlueon.
W
‘0 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
r
l MlSSlONEltS FOR FAllthlt'ml
CUUN l'Y.
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Boirltunus an a
Fair View Hotel,
llowayton.
the
t-olllee or bite llbrsrv.
m ted W
.A. n. 1m
rhsosmox o. mucous.
Applicant.
yore. as delined
. orwailr. hereby endorse the up
of the above-named Frederick G.
for such license. ~
llaletl at Norweik. this
s.
r. w.
J. it. n mo, 1).
Jo commonsense.
c manic mouse.
’ 'l
w. a. ..i
M _
famous for its cares of rheumatism. For
texlcstluu Liquors. at
Town
of Norwalk. M piece of business is not
located within ‘ )0 {set in a direct line of at
Church Edlllce or Public School-house, or
premises pertaining thereto. or any
at Norwelk. this diet day of Dow
We. the undml nod. electors and tax.
law, of the Town of
"on
illst day of Onto
thereby osrlliy that the abeeenuamed
endorserssrulectors and tea» yore. as
defined l c at the Tow f orwalk.
l bs’t Mum-sixes: aroma
. y . "‘1”; '
,cehrcusc'
cums:
Dmd‘o'ilm ss. mourn
our in s. i). see.
Entitled oral-Y3 l1 claim all» of Norwalk.
riot ofNor-
in d Distant .
“iconor‘ .. ..
. . n
iron: the datehereo or credi‘t‘orslllosald
line for ement.
fillfiwtm 1” at h lrnccot
. e it
mostly attest wi mill timed willlbfié
owning?
B It“ 0 .
Admin tor
OF NORWALK
e rredureeove .
will'untemncrdm
\‘OTICE is hereby given that the under-
A. signed. Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper au-
thority and directed to the undersigned.
commanding hlmto levy and collect of
Error R. Jimmy.
‘and other persons named in the rate book.
on the list to said warrant annexed. their
several proportions of the sum total on
therein stated. said sum being a tax or as.
easement laid ontbe assessment list made.
in will by the inhabitants of the town 9
Norwalk. regularly and legally assemble
to wit. on the let day of March. A. 0.1895.
met for the purpose of providing for the
indebtedness of said town. levies upon the
following described real estate of said
Hrzxuv R. HILTOX.
to wit. being an oyster plantation. in
quantity about 18 acres. situated in town
of Norwalk. and bounded as follows, to
wit: Northeriy, by plantations of Hiram
1‘. Taylor and Charles W. Bell: easterly.
by plantations of Hiram '1‘. Taylor. Crew
& L'Hommedieu and others southerly.
by plantation. of Charles W. l‘iell, George
Stevens and others. and Westerly. by
plantations of CharlesW. Bell and George
Stevens. and in part by committee’s line.
And! shall sell at ublic auction. on
the premises herelnbe orc described. on
the 6th day of January. A. I)..l8ll7.at ”:30
o’clock forenoon. so much thereof as will
raise the sum of Three (Si! dollars, 'that
. Hilton. of the sum total in said list.
together with the charges of levy,saie.
etc.
GEO. ll. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of 18!».
'v,
,, m
Mm mas
. Mill
« all! wit: \
Geo: a
William J, me l the E ll ,. {icing the proportion of the said Henry .
will in.
will:
i will” mi ‘ mt list
. blunt! at the
town. '
Elie
s ,. I end ill
at is: day will!
”.mfimthl our at
W , ,. the biotin. c said
ll» bmn‘thetclleuing described
.Pll'srar it. Burns.
. fya t 18m..situeted in the
town it Noruslk. and bounded es‘tollcws.
Hortherlr. plantations of Hi-
I'Qfll 1’13“” and. l) "arias W Bell: eas-
m‘hnhr utetioneofliirem '1'. Taylor.
Crew ll: ’liommedieu and other»; south-
erly. by lactation at Charles it. Bell,
‘ vans and others. and westerly.
by p irritations of Charles W. Bell and
Beer Stevens. and inpart by commit-
tee’s inc. .
Audi shellsell at Public Auction. on
the premises hercluheiore described. .on
the 6th day of January, A. D., 1897. at 11
o’clmk forenoon. so‘muob thereof as will,
raise the sum of threeltfiil dollars. that
being the proportion of the said Henry R.
Hilton of the sum total in said llst,togeth-
cr with the charges of lung. sale. em.
GEO. .St. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of 1898.
Dated at Norwslk. November 3. A. 1)..
1896. . till 1017
Tax Collector’s Sale.
N’ OTICE is hereby given that the under-
; signed. Collector of Ta s. under
and by virtue cfa certain to warrant.
duly executed and signed by roper au-
thority and directed tothc uu ersigned.
commanding him to levy and llect of
user it. limos.
and other persons named in the rule book
on the list to said warrant annexed. their
several proportions at the sum total as
therein stated. said sum being a tax or
assessment laid upon the assessment list
made in 1895 by the inhabitants of the
town of Norwalk, regularly and legally
assembled. to wit, on the 20.11 day of Jan
nary. A. D., 1896. met for the purpose
of providing for the indebtedness of said
town. levies upon the following described
real estate of said . .
iisxuv R. litmus,
to wit. being no oyster plantation. in
quantity nbout lH acres. situated in town
of Norwalk. and bounded as follows, to
wit: Northeriy. by plantations of Hiram
T. Taylor and Charles W. Bell: easterly,
by plantations of Hiram '1‘. Taylor.
Crew 8: li’liommedisu and others; south-
t-rly. by plantations of Charles W. Bell.
George Stevens and others. and westerly.
by plantations of Charles W. Bell and
George Stevens. and in part by commit-
tee’s line.
And I shall sell at Public Auction. on
the premises hereinbefore described. on
thedth day of January. A. D..lS97. at 10:30
o’clock forenoon, so much thereof as Will
raise the sum of] Hill dollars. that be-
ing the propori. .of the said Henry R.
Hilton of the numtotal in said list, to-
gether with the churns of levy. sale. etc.
GEO. B. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List. of lfillfi.
listed at Norwulk, Nov. 1}. A.D.. will}.
”contrive-Ur!
WANTS KN OWN
lNTH.
Dated at Norwslk, Nov. :1, A.l).. 189$.
trestle SEITIIEL
OPENIN
w
sight! y.
GREAT ‘
F inc shoes are the only tolerable footwear.
Appearance and comfort being cycrything in
them. only these up to standard in these tun
particulars can be classed “line." Marl: wcll
~ that in Norwallt, the place for line shoes suit-
ed to wearers of any age or sex is at No. 70 N.
Main street. Everything desirable in loot-
wenr terms this stock. Shoes may be down
in the world. but low as their positiouis they
can: too conspicuous to be allowed to get na-
0. H HARVEY,
Boot and Sites Dealer,
G.
it ’
J
.pl‘l'
’4’. l/
lag an cysterwplsutetion. in.
‘i
Blailldltietsya
ll
line all wool and wool fierce blankets.
Oil Cloths and
Linoleums !
w.
This is the season of the year when pc
of Wild’s linoleums, which are the bes
ndow Shades!
In our housel'urnishing department ca
and wire mats.
M&H
TRISTRA
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BEST...
. . . VALUE!
[z cums concise.teammates.
window shades; all made ready to put up.
shade with fringe for 25¢, better grades at 39c, 50c and 75c. Coco mats
Bocausc they
1’ is lost
‘ cmplete
1 Line of
l
e
f
We have just received from St. Mary’s Woolen Minuetfil. Mary’s,
Ohio, and of J. Stofield'fi’sont, ‘ot'MidisOn. ludisnh,‘a lulldine o}~ their
As these goods come to us dimt
from the millsfwe are able to make the very lowest price on them. We
have them from 75cc pair to the very finest all wool ’blankét made.
They are made in 10-4, “-4, 11-4 sizes. both white and scarlet. ' “
oplc are thinking oi oi cloths.
We wish to say that we have a full line in all widths and qualities. Also
t linoleums made.-
n be found a very Complete line of
We sell a” good Holland
YATT.Norwalk,00‘iinecticut.
LOWEST
_.. . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
We have now in stock
WINTER CLOTHING}
ALE
FRANCIS a. 99
wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers iccl this
way. V TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME!
Ever Shown
in
This City!
By trading with'ns you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwolk.
A 6560 MA‘EKET.’
In3 our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
: dcr meat of the very best quality, that has a clean neat store,
i courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
1 disagree with any one’s purse. That’s our
idea of a' good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
20 s lb Pot Roast.
Pdlme Rib Roast. from 3 to Ice lb
Good Roast Beef. IOc " Lamb chops. IZc "
Best Sirloin Steak. llic “ Forequsrter Lamb. 6c “
Best Out Round Steak. lOe " Rump Corned Beef. lac "
.m " “Shoulder " 6c " 4 lbs Salt Pork for 25¢
’ 6 lbs Breakfast Bacon. for 50 cents
Piste or Brisket of Best for 3 cents lb
STAR MAR KET.32 Solain Street,cor.l'levilend
W
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK MI’LLINERY PARLORS.
We do our business without displaying any signs. Why? Because
e carry full and complete lines of all the Parisian styles.
We have put on sale a full line of trimmed turban: for $1.89; else-
here $2.49 ‘
A full line in trimmed and untrimmed hats, ribbons leathers. flow-
5. ostrich boas. steel, jewel and jet effects, children‘s capes and cloaks,
c.
For this week we will make bows free of charge when ribbons are
urchased at our establishment.
Popular Goods sold at New York popular prices.
cowmn races alarmist.
There is nothing more beentilul than
nature, and our stock of well pewt- was
stolen directly from nature. .will
timer-ate your walls with spring blos-
soms in dainty tints orwerui rich colors.
or we will strew them with endless
curves and wonderful Coins
and see whet economical emuelntences
wewill lie-show much beauty may be
bought for little money.
W
Cl
NEW YORK
IILLIIERV PIRLORS
I: We" “rut.
OPP. NOIWALK HOT II.
“mourn."
Cures all throat and lung diseases. cm
tan-h. asthma. bronchitis,hny fever. and
consumption in its first stages yield to
this new treatment. ‘
Hyoxnei cures by inhalation, medicat-
ing the air you breath with an antisep-
tic that is death to all diseases of tho rc-
spirutory organs.
Leave yr lur drugs and nauseating mod-
ioinos and try Hyomie. it will help you.
Cull or write for book that tells you
more about it, and read the testimonials.
Inhalercutfits.iucluding bottle of fly":
mi. one dollar. Trial treatment free.
Mrs. H. A. Crow, :36) Chestnut street.
South Norwnlk. Conn. General Agent
for Fairileld County. 0 80 lm
0. II. HIRVEV’S
CITY [UPLOVHINT AOINOY.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring llrst class
help any cepeci can obtain 0 same at
then veagencyze thosewlshingposltlons.
either male or tom 0. can secureemployment
Wanted lmmedlatcly—Flrst class nurse for
babe. lgood salary to enverlenced person: also
llrnt v ans vmk (or rectuomnt.
Wanted «Situation for crumble butler onrt
waiter. first class referenceszalsoexperiouced
man for the shoe business.
70 North Main St.. South Ndrwulk. Ct.
LINCOLN
Storage Warehouse
'l‘h Lincoln Bio e ershouse
cc stat-street.» ew Lessee th
oi cabin on streeblu t 0 tr
oi h orWalkds nowopon or
the storage cl
Household Furniture, Please,"-
oyelee. carriages. Ito.
For full particulars inquire at the
oilioe oi
TAYLOR a - GOLDEN.
is Wtfinllia'l‘im STREET
too cum on arms
Mleeul'cnrmdsrslor
Print-
lngl
so can Iontlnol
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