m 3111111111. pastoral the
, ‘ Wot Episcopal church,
a my interesting sermon on
m WW9," in the
aoohuroh. yesterday morning.
steaming the pastor preached upon
13% for the Heivenly Country. "
‘ dd thh desircsuustbe pure and
dangle. 1111111111» he unselfish and be.
pawl-at, dashing to save others. It
mathsooutrolling in its intensity and
W inspiring every thought, word
and deed. Concerning such God has
said: «"119 both prepared for theme
city." Good congregations attended
Ill the services and the music was
ammonium
Elder G. Wm Sederquist, of Lynn,
' , who is now holding a protracted
. M Gnilford, 001111.. Will preach
at the Advent Christian church, in East
Norwalk. on Sunday next, morning and-
evening. It is also expected that he will
' be Present at the social service on Thurs-
day and Friday evenings of this week.
MIWuist, who isan enthusiastic
evangelist, will exhibit a number of
charts consonant to the doctrines and
precepts of the gospel published by
Christ and his apostles. All are invited
toattend. ---
Miss Mattie Parsells, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Parsells, of Cove street,
died yesterday afternoon, after a long
illness, aged thirty-seven years. She
L was for several years a clerk at Edward
Street’s drygoods store. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon at :2
o’clock from the house.
, , Caleb Wood, of Cove street. will cele-
' brute tonight the fifty-second anniver-
sary of his birthday. He will entertain .
the members of Douglass Fowler Post,
G. A. B... and other friends in honor of
the occasion. '
James Warden took a picture of the
East Norwalk football team. Saturday
afternodn, at the north end of the field
at Norwalk Park, just before the game
with the Yale Law school eleven.
Miss Carrie Boernm, of VanZandt
avenue, has returned from a visitin
‘ New York. Miss Alida Boéruin has
been visiting in Brooklyn.
The young ladies of the Baptist mis-
sion, in VanZandt avenue, will give an
entertainment and fa1r 1n their rooms,
Wednesday “WEE- ,
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Tolles, of
East avenue, spent Sunday in Bing-
hamtcn, N. Y., with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse H.To!les.
Arthur Raymond, wife and daughter
Grace, of Bethel, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedieu, of
Henry street.
The barge Daisy McWilliams was
brought to J. Wallace Marvin's dock
yesterday by the “Addie V"
The Eworth ”League will meet as
usual, tonight, in the East avenue
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. .1. cauldron (laughter, of
Sangatuck, are visiting in Bridgeport
Frank L'Hommedieu is sick at his
home in South Osborn avenue.
"REIT RAILROAD RETURNS.
capital Invested is fills Slate, and 0111 Earnings
of the Reads.
The following are extracts from the
returns made to the Railroad Commis-
sionersby the different street railroad
companies in the county for the year
ending September 30, 1890:
Norwalk Street Railway company-
Capital stock, $500,000. Captal stock
issued, 4,000 shares, at 825 cacl1»!!00,-
000. Stock issued for undivided earn-
ngs; $37,500. Cost of construction to
September 30,1896, “(12,250.48. Total
cost of construction, equipment, etc,
$19,181.04. Total gross earnings, 195:1,-
MMII. Total operating expenses, s30,-
17!.50. Net earnings, 814,310.00.
Length of railroad operated wholly by
electric m. 7.51 miles.
Westport sud Bangstuck Street Rail-
way company—Capital stock $100,000
construction, etc.. ”9.334.72-
mile, $18,200.61. Earnings,
8,849.87. Expenses, 16,210.85. Earn.
tags, ”18.411. Lengthof road. a. 12 miles.
Stamford Street Railway company—
Oepitat stock, $200,000. Cost of con.
madden and equipment, ”116,751.69.
Oostpsrmlle. 028,W1.m1. Gross earn-
d-pf “1391.70.
0“,”. 8|. ,Net earnings,
localizations, 10 1111111111111.
Bridgeport Traction company-Capi-
talstocbflmomm. 00st of construc-
tion and equipment. $3,800,901.89. Gross
mflflmm. Operating expen-
sss. “711.919.1111.. Net edrning‘s‘, 1151,»
010M, Iangth of road, 48 00 miles.
Disbursed Bethe! Street Railway
com tslstock, $328,000. (Jolt
- efsculpmant, sic, MANN. Total.
gross Ward-gs, assist. as. Operating
‘w situates list earnings.
‘ “thugthofrusd, 10 m.
,1
$11, 11')? 88.
Operating expenses, 'r
m , ,, 7
mmmum
o a. Fyler.thschslmsa of 11112..
‘mmmanaemmsu
died in a»? other of the «water! of
state the following statement of the
last election:
Mr. Fyler reports his expenditures“
followu Beat of balls and headquar-
tars, 011022-89; literature. 01.66840: ex-
press, etc... $9.82; traveling expenses of
speakersand clerks. 11145.52; telegraph
and telephone, 0181.90; speakers. $3,207-
.25; clerical compensation, $1,103.02; sta-
tionary. ”7.03; postage, 34211.01; inciden-
tals, $75. 08; furniture for headquarters,
867; the Case, Lockwood & Brainard
company. ‘3.“ 72.89; the Fowler at Miller
company, ‘35; committees, 84,800. To-
tal expenditures. $15,594. The receipts
included e500 from Congressman E. J.
Hill and $25 from Senator-elect E. 0.
Keeler.
JoelA Sperry. treasurer of the Na~
tiona! Democratic State Central com-
mittee, and William J. Mills, chairman
of the same organization, has forwarded
to tho woretary of state their re-
ports of moneys received and expended
during the late presidential campaign.
Treasurer Sperry's report is as follows:
Amount collected from various sources,
$2,2001disbursoments, Samuel Daskum,
of Norwalk. 8100; William J. Mills,
$2,100. Total,$2,200.
An Awful Calamity.
In the year 1901 I remember seeing a
a very dismal procession passing down
the street. It consisted of an elderly
gentlemen—welldressed—only his but
had fallen ofi’, walking hand-cuffed be-
tween two policemen, while another
policeman marched behind.
The elderly gentleman looked pitiably
conscious of his disgraceful situation.
The boys run after. The people in the
street looked on curiously.
“What has he done?" asked one.
"He didn't go to see Lillian Kennedy
in the great comedy, ”The Deacon's
Daughter."
Isn't it shameful.
DARIEN AND NORDTDN.
The handsome residence property,
situated one mile north of the Norotcn
depot, formerly owned by W. Abrams.
has been purchased by M. E. Dunn, of
New Canaan.
CRANBURY.
The entertainment committee of the
harvest supper in the chapel, November
18, has secured the services of Mrs. Nel-
lie Middlebrooks, the elocutiouist of
Bridgeport.
Thomas Lawler, who has been in Vor-
mout, has returned to Cranbury to re—
side.
Mrs. Thomas Lawler recently present-
ed her husband with a daughter.
Joseph livauetzki is in New York
learning to be an architect.
Mrs. Mina L. Godfrey, of Naugutuck,
recently visited her brother, Louis Ship-
man, and family.
W. H. Finch and wife w ere recent
guests of 16.1) Shipman and wife.
WINNIPAUK.
The new water wheel is now in place
at the Norwulk M11111, and Contractor
William Sheldon is putting the finishes
to the stone work.
The demand for Ayer‘s Hair Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as South
America, Spain, Australia and India
has kept pace with the home consump-
tion, which goes to show that these poo
plo know a good thing when they try it.
—You will never get a headache from
smoking Imperial Crown cigars.
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury.
If you use any substitute for Ayer’s Sar-
sapnrilla, you do so at the peril of your
health, perhaps of your life. Insist on
having Ayer' s. and no other.
County Commissioners' Notice!
That 1mm Commissioners all! be In ses
slob at the Common (."011mi|r00111. H 111 I1 N111-
walk. Walnosdr Iv. Novomhor 111 from 11mm.
tnlp. m.. for the purpose effusnfng licenses
lnflu tnwp Iime'
1 All: new scream (70111111111101.121111. ‘
11110
lessons in Studio Work.
Mrs (1 Willis “bite will meal 11111111 Ila-sir-
lng lessons In studio wm 1: at llwf onlral 1 lub
on humlaynltm 1100le after '10": lock, 111 No-
vember. l‘ losses will be formed In 'utor
1-1l~11:.111p11stry1111dnll painting. 011nm 111k
“itching. crayon 11nd ornaments rloslunlng
Terms for “1111111011011. This dollars forton Ice-
11011:. n111w
I)IBTlilfT (111“ \IMIWALli. Isl. l’llOllA'I‘l‘.
COI'! ll’l. vaenrbermA .D..
Esfatouf Char as 1. 1101111111. lutenf Norwalk.
In 1111M Dlstru'l
N111 Court 1.1 l rubble for Ithe, Il‘sfrbt uf Nor-
wolk.hntl llmltcd 11ml 11ll1 1-1 tilt month
.romthe lllPllm‘l'flllur the I'rmlltursul will
cslntotuoslilblt thell «lulmsfnr softlonwnt.
lump who negIm-t tn prom-m flmlr 111 counts.
promrl) attested. wAll Iln 1-1110 Ilmc wl lm
clnlntrrcd 11 rm'uvmmv All persons lmlobfml I11
sablcstnlu are ruinous“;A to ”ignite!“ Immediate
pannenltu \"l'f IN.
1.1111117. Adminbdth r
Dis" 19("1' 0!” Biol: “HAL 1-01.1’IlOliA'1‘E
TNoveml 1111' II
Estate of [5-11 111 A. anrrntt.lufc of Nor-
walk. to mill than of. deceased.
I1r1!orml.TI111l the Executor exhibit hls
udmlnlstmtlnu nan-1111111 "In tblswmrt for ml
{113111111111 attlm pirate-tn Moo I11 1 urwalk on
stay 11! 0"!“ I, "fill, Ill if! n't lot:
foronnonnml 11111111" in {mnnlnlot‘ouf‘t‘ 1111M
estate may be 11111ch thftem1. xsnn.
1111091151911;
for will cause "I s 1111:.er be pp 11111! mi 111
snows per 11M Itgaoms lion In lddl lls'
trlst . upon
111113
.It «even mum" “m
' 11113111 "
B WWWMM 1111. Judge
vessel with a tub of butter? It Is a story
that would do credit to the Ingenuity of
one of our own Yankee sklppln. as well as
the trick by which be won a prize and
made s capture as sea yet never wasted a
pound of powder. ..
Altos all new one comes to think of it,
1111111111 Adrisnsoon do Buyter, the great-
out of the Dutch naval heroes, very early
resembles some of our batman-«George
Washington, Andrew Jackson and Corn-
rnodore Perry, for Instance Like them, he
111111119111 poor parents and made his way
by sheer grh- , but, unlike them, Do Ruytar,
In his youth, was famous for the extraor-
ulnary scrapes he was continually falling
Into.
Not that be was really a bad boy, only
very la/y, so 1111scbleVous he was turned.
out of every workshop where his father, a
poor brevver. apprenticed 111111 and so noisy
and 11111 loving be was continually in dis-
grace, >
Just for n lurk he climbed the church
steeple 111 1311 native town of Flushing,
pretended to dance 11 hornpipe around the
weathcrtock and 191111111 down by knocking
holes in the slate shingles to form 11. scrl
of ladder. ‘
But his father and the dignified grown
folks looked upon the steeple prank with
very 11111011 less admiration. You may be
sures sound bitching was administered
by way of reward, and. then pour Mrs. do
lluytsr 11m! to consent to 11-year-old
Miclicl's being bundled off as n cabln
boy on amercbant vessel bound for the
African coast.
This all happened In the your 1677, and
no doubt a good many otherwise kind
harmed folk :ln Flushing rather hoped
lhtt hungry savages and fierce storms
might Indefinitely postpone Mlchisl‘s re—
turn to his native land, so [veneeful did the
ducks and streets seem after his departure.
They were doomed to disappointment,
however, for Mlchiel Adrianzoon did
comeback, no longer a cabin boy. but 11
lire young sailor, entirely satisfied with
his new life on the broad, dangerous high
seas.
At 17 the cabin boy become 11 junior
cliff-H11 and at 21 there was no more trust
1:11, skillful young captain intheD11t1~l1
merchant 1111111119..
Oddly enough, Captain dc Ruylel'didn‘t
cure very much for fighting, though In
that day all the European nations were in-
fested with pirates, [10111pous English 111111--
14111111111011, Spanish frigzm's, ready to
[11111111111111 Dutch vessels.11ndl"rnucl1 Incn~
ofiwm', looking out for fat prizes. Do
ltuyter was busy making 111nr1ny, perfect-
ing himself in 111otli1wi1mtics, drawing
maps. and be always preferred slipping,
neatly through his enemies' clutches to
provoking 11 quarrel.
011cc a‘big Spanish anon-ohm" did
overhaul his pom-cm! trailing ship, and
aflcr putting up the best light possible Do
liuyter was obliged to yield and was pop
.101! 11111111 black Spanish prison. He es-
rnpcil, however. and 111111 barefoot beggar.
walked all the way home to l-‘lnsblng.
Never again did be fall into so 11 a
plight, 11111] when on his way 110111!) from
Ireland with 11 cargo of butter he saved
his ship and won 11 prize by the following
device:
When half way 11111110, 11 plrufo gm‘o
111111111, 11111! not 1111111 to escape by 1111! of the
wind, our brave young 11111111111 was at 11
111.»: how to avoid capture. lie neither
0:11! the 1111111 11111' guns with which In offer
cffecl'u'c resistance, but is happy thought
111111111.
Ordering up 11 barrel of butter. hodi~
1111111! bis 5111111111 to take off shoes 11111!
snwzklngs. grouse (IOWH (looks, 1-11111punlmr
way, rcpt-s, 1-112, 11111111 wide 11!! pnrtlmles.
.1111! then. their arms concealed about
1I1cm. wall for the won-t.
When nearly every 1111-11 of the ship had
110011 libs-rally hulfervd, be obvdicmly
11111-11 to in response 111 a cannon sb’nt
across his bows and weekly pretended his
readiness 111 deliver 11p lives and 11va 11.9
gracefully as possible.
Sn enchanted were the pirates with
their easy victory and 511'. grist-filly anger
in h‘t‘l‘ll‘ 1111‘ 11111111»; and slurs-31111111., 1111111-
11111111111111.1112 Do iiuytl-r's ship, they crowd-
cd noisily on In his (191%.
But 1-1111111011111111111 uwrttmk 1111-111.'|l1o
first 1111111 “hose {11111 111111 hml [I111 11111111
ship slid. like 0111) 1111 11 11111111421111 hmd
foremost down the 1-0111p111111111way. 'l‘lmro,
as he lay stunned, the cabin buy bound
11111! out on him
'lwn more flow over the llt‘(k 111111 shot
mlirongb the ponlmlcs Into the sun,
while the ff mamdor glided nbout,l1olp
lea-11y butting info the bulwarks 111 every
boom of tbcwm'cs or dropped In their
backs, unable to got. 11 foothold and rise
again.
Those. who did remnln erect, shook with
horror, thinking the ship Imwltuhml. and
In a trlcc the pirates were I1o1111d.tboir
vow! taken in tow, and, chuckling with
delight, llo lluyfcr called home to report a
complete victory.
(lncc “gain the young 1111111111111 over-
whcbned a pirate in the English channel
111 less outlay even than a tub of butter.
l'l1b1 time, when 11 big new ship was 1111‘
dcrbls mnnnnnd, he cums upwlth 11 pl~
r1110 towing 11 10111111101119 milling vessel
just captured.
Though not anxious to flgbt, De ltuyter
could but resist the tmnplutlnp to make
another this haul. With the 111111111 audacity
111111111111! lml him 10 111mm 11 lmrnpiponn
tho slmvplo ho clapped on all sail. muslnmi
111s men 11111! bolster! the colors of 11 Dun-b
tulmlml.
'l‘biuklng that nothing loss than 11 great
1111111-of1w11r was homing down upon 11111111
the pirates 111nd0 hot haste for the French
Cflllfll, fursnklng their prize to 11 “MM?! their
guns could have blown 111111 the air.
Not many years after thlsllc liuytcr 11c-
311111111111 111111111111 In the Dutch navy, and
lawful own In rum! about were the battles
he fought against French, rim-dos. Span-
Isl1m1dtl1ollrltfsh. 111 one engagement
and coco be filled 1111 England with four
by sulllug straight up the Thames river,
“calming shlps and oven threatening 1.1111-
on.
At last, 111 n grunt battle against the
From-I1, he received three terrible wounds
and died, crying out cheerfully through
the roar of rattlinnndlug, “Keep courage
lmys, hot-p courage; that Is the way to w in
the victoryEW-dluoton («1101111.
Erronwus Diagnosis.
”So your son Is in mllogc, eh! I sup~
pose be Intends to he 11 professional man.”
“Yes, i guess so. "
~“Whut particular line does he seem to
favor?"
“Wall, judging from the way he wears
hlshnlr, l slmuldthlnk it must be 1111111111."
ulcloveland bender.
flutter Ollie“ For “an “adder.
"An awdlbsry man dat keeps sadclu ’Ir
bsn’. ” sold Uncle Itbsu. “am mo‘ flan lika-
Lew,”
"ii-1121"! $9M“ W'EWCWM'I
D
’_,I
1111111111 «11- has! how he 1111.11.11.11»
‘tursd'tho pirate ship and saved his own
at: weenie In turn were sunk under 10111,!
Do ‘ ,9 V
@ompdhy.
Pose
1511.11
Tart-era ‘aleeon.
Nos. 30, and 40,101 12 and 15
cents a yard. It's a special lot at a
special sale for a Specially low price.—
a happy happening that you'll appre-
ciate.
Our regular ribbon lines are full of
the latest effects in fancies, all the
newest ideas that have recently come
out for stocks. collars, hat trimmings.
etc. The justly celebrated ' Fair
and Square,’ in all widths and shades
—can match any color. Also
another line. for fancy work,"éalled
the 'Leader' ribbon, the best low
priced sort In the market fer the
money.
What you cannot find here you
can't find anywhere
_—-—-——-
l
The Jacket and Cape department
boasts the most bewitchlng garments
ever brought to town—beautiful and
low priced. We have actually sur-
prised ourselves at the number we
are selling.
Down stairs in the White Goods
department they 'fi’rTfevsélling about 50
different patterns in plaids, checks.
stripes and open-work designs, for 8
cents [a yard. They are stuffs that
are suitable for aprons. children's
dresses and such thing. When you
see them you'll think of a dozen
different ways to use 1hem. plans that
are never thought of 111 a store.
40-inch Plain White Lawn, for
121, cents 21 yard,
We sell Piclmes patty ones too,
We sell them cheep.
Men's Neckxvear.fi11e lines in all
the leading shapes and - Horse Show'
colors. Any one of them will please
you.
' SPECIAL
Four-in-Hands. in lmpexia! shapes
and all-silk. 19:. each.
We've the Duplex and Eagle
Dress Stays that at: :.o mu hadver
lised. Sutrcs mohair corded Skirt
Faclng,'lhc extra wide kind. for 10
cents a yard. With Feder‘s Skirt
Protector we can match about any
shade you ask us to; and it will
probably outwear any facing you can
put on your dress.
NOTICE!
SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING.
The inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified and
waruei that a Special Town Meeting
will be held in the Town House in said
town. on Wednesday. the thII (lay of N11-
vcmber, 111111;, at :1 o‘clock in the afternoon
for the following purposes, to wit:
To oonsldcr and take action upon 11 pe.
tition praying that :1 bridge be built over
the Norwslk River from Catharine street
to ltlverslde avenue. and to make any
11eccssary npproprlutlon therefor.
To consider the advisability of building
ll. bridge about thirty-one 1:11 1 feet long. on
the turnpike near the llarlen line. of such
kind as the meeting may determine; and,
If It be voted to build such bridge, to
make the necessary appropriation there~
or.
To take action In the matter of repair-
ring and Improving the Bell Island bridge,
or changing the some by filling In. In
part. and to make any necessary appro-
priation for such work.
To take action upon 11 petition praying
that Clinton ave11ue.so culled, beaccepted
as a public highway.
To take action upon a. petition praying
that the vote fixing the compensation of»
the Assessorsmassed at the town lucetlng
held January 20th, 1111111. be rescinded. am!
thattbe compensation for such dinosaur
be fixed at $2710 per 11111111111. If deemed 11d-
advishlo.
And. If deemed advisable. to authorize
the Selectmen to purchasing astone crush
ing plant and steam roller for the town,
and make any necessary appropriation
therefor.
Dated at Norwalk, the 12th day of No.
vember, 11m
ISAAC BFLLIOOK
11111111111111 '1‘ HUMES.
FRAN RH 111111191111
1h,
Selsctmsu of the Term of Namath.
different kinds
ccs are liable to advance.
TRISTRAM e HvA'rTl
2 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALTT, COIN.
kFur Capes and Coherence!
A PLEASED CUSTOMER is the best advertisement any firm can have. The hundredsdofhapes which
have been bought of us and are being worn to the entire Satisfaction of the wearers, and
the great success which we have enjoyed in this department in past scasous,'l1avc
encouraged us to make extra efforts this season, and we are now prepared
to show a much larger line and finer goods than ever before in the
furs, made up in the very latest styles.
French Gooey Capes, Algerian Seal Capes, China Sea! Capes, Electric Seal Capes, Australian
martin (tapes, Astrskban Cape's and Collarettss.
Our advice IS to buy these goods early, as goods made up later 111 the season are always inferior, and pri-
CLOTH CAPES AND JACKETS.
We 1am showing the newest things in cloth capes and jackets, in la’vlics' misse.‘ :tnrl chiblreos'.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,Norwalk,Connecticut.
/
BEST
VALUE!
!!
l1
We have now in stock
_ I-r-z
n:"”—~"W’”w" ‘
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they/ wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel fine
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME.
WINTER CLOTHING :1: :21."
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
8‘ WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
a s -a I‘Kfiwn-«a.
GOLDBER
"flyomei" Does Cure
Bronchitis.
I lie rosentatltss
1.1.1.1.”1‘122'1‘313 11.1 (p. ..A11r11111b 1:190
II that.“ omelwIII vlnal you
1111111111r it? It: I‘m-111 cred thbmmmlfl-lll‘): Ian
’M stun M emborlrom wllrnohlyn 1
Hyoemf used with Booth' 11 Pocket In-
baler outfit has caught the town, for it
"CURES BY INHALATION”
Asthma, bronchitis. colds, catarrh and
all similsrd11seasen
inhaler outfltsdnolndlng bottle of Hyo~
uni onsdollsr.'1‘rlsl treatment free.
sin. 11. A. (haw, 1111 Chestnut street.
South Not-walk, 001111, Agent
mummies-11y. 0801111
A‘ GOOD MARKET.”
In our opinion, is one which furnishes and delivers on time, juicy ten-
der meat of the very best quality, that has a (lean neat store,
courteous patient employees, and prices that will not
disagree with any one ’s purse.
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
That' 5 our
offer: ‘
Prime Rib Roast, 12c a lb Pot Roast, from 3 to we lb
Good Roast Beef, IDc “ Lamb chops, 12c “
Best Sirloin Steak, lee “ Forequsrter Lamb, oc “
Best Out Round Steak, 10c. “ Rump Corned Beef, lOc “
" " Shoulder “ 6c ” 4 lbs Salt Pork for 25c
11 The Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
Plate or Brisket of Beef for ls cents lb
STAR MARKET, 32 Solain Street, cor. Haviland
Goldber’gs New York Milllnery Parlors!
A DMNTY HAT
Will blind nupld'u eyes In anything else. The
. difference llifl'orenl buts will make in 11 \vom
11n's11ppear11n1'sis wonderful. The right but
st-smstn bring out Tlllllll'll la-uufywbouufy 11111!
certainly wasn'tthero- bolototho but was put
on. £11le per» 11 seems to require 11 dllYercnt
style-~11 llftlc different shape-mum! a little ll!!-
foronvo In the arrangouwnl of the trimming.
\Vnhnw111111l1111slu1lyolfucos 11111! bills .111
long that wolncl iii-tilled In saying that we
van 111111 mnwfbllliz for everybody which will
I111 beuutillylng and satisfying.
We huveput 1111 solo In sailors. alplncs and
English walking buts. at 11:11:, 1111'. .1911. 119132511
111111 nmlmw elsewhere our, 7111-. 11 1-, w. 11.111.
11.14111
,8 53 Wall Isruot,
OPP. "DIWALI! I-sO‘fltl.
NOTICE!!!
NEW YORK
IILLINERY PARLORS
To tho Water Consumers In the City of Nor-
walk and East Norwnlk:
011 141111111111. November 1111b..t-1mnrrnwths
waterwlll be shutoff 11" east of the Noiwalk
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Wafer consumers 1111 Prospect Hill and
Westpurt avenue must more 11 supply of
wolertbo day before. Water will be turned
cvn‘mtly In the morning of 1111111111 and re-
storml he soon as repairs can be made at (‘ross
street and VII .1111 avenue. lly authority.
C. II. HIRVEV'S
crrv IMPLOVMINT actucv.
Ladies and gentlemen desiringI first class
help In any capacl can obtain 9 same at
theaboveagency: a thosewlshlng positlons.
either male or female. can secure employment
Wanted lmme1linfcly—-Firstnines nurse fur
babe Knoll Hilarytnexpe1ioncedperson: also
fin-111 lasso Mk for re=l11umnt.
Wanted Situation for capable butler 1111-!
waiter.Il1st11lu~sreferences:alsoexperlenced
111.111 for the shoe business-1.
10 North Main St., South Norwalk, 0:.
LINCOLN
_ Storage Warehouse
The Lincoln Storage Warehouse
or W nter s treat. 11 few doors south
of Washlu [#811111 street, in the City
of South rwalk. Is now open for
the storage of
Household Furniture, Plsnos,Bi-
cycles, Carriages, Etc.
For full particulars Inquire at the
office of
TAYLOR 01 GOLDEN.
'11 WASHINGTON STREET.
Connecticut.
South Norwalk.
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WANT ANYTHING ‘1’
No need to. Advertise
1n the South Harwell:
Evening
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$.4ng tor “Commissioners.
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Norwalk Chronicler