it was impossible to
generally known. and
notified. This fact on-
‘ ~ what would have
large attendancemr
is tslt been both for
victim sud the beresved
one to East Nos-walk.
flout the pest hole
A moeh’oompisint has
Mable thata drain
kind the pond tilled
. ohssspion'clay pile“
nitsd States. will attend
. . - shoot. tomor‘
Mud family hove
Johannes block to the
carriage shop, in River-
. , and family and Ernest
W hilly are manning the
. .Icrgsn’s mother. in
,leris to more from Usp
to Foster's house in
- drove in Danbury, last
will return today with Mrs
mill been visiting there.
lunb.” so. 5 Water at
39‘: Lndiow monument is
in position on the Gregory
fl Weigh? have the ooutrsot to
leshydrsnts in South Nor
' 1. Wisputtiug the brown
‘ “their” house.
M owned by Andrew Bloom-
arm avenue. died last night.
‘ Alb. Wood is sick at bet per-
”limousines-onus.
m sud Arthur Waldrou
: ”a “buy lair. today.
, hid.” in this vicinity
Aileen-es. ct Oompc an.
“I this ssssou. in sine.
lever. teach example
any on till part 0! the
wit «sooty tusrhetvd ls
_ sesame oil nine Mm
“who here lasso their
. by appointment to meet a Darisn party
1 the report wss made. is of the belie! that
. Daubnry. yesterday, tontteud the fair.
ill ..
min wood. “WWI!
MMsotlrslobs Parsley.
Illssl‘berssa Signal. Mrs George
Gordon Osve. Jr.. lies Berths Cook.
lotus Bimmsl Jr.. Jul-es Pooley. ills
thans. Finch, A lies-din end A ll.
Whitney.
Apertyof Norwalh sports name to
Steals“! Wednesday night with a m-
ploions-loolriug lustet. the contents of
which were closely gesrded. Frompsrt
of their conversation which was over»
heard. it was taken that they some new
with a similar buhet The latter party.
however. did not put in sppearsuce. and
the disgusted spwts returned home
The bashes contained s gems cock. and
but the Dsrienites kept their port .of
the agreement there would have been a
cock fight ~8tsmlord Advocate.
‘ E. E. Essen. of Waterbury. who rode
on s bicycle from New York to Bridce
port. Wednesday night. reported that he
met two men near Darlen who were
pushing two bicycles ahead of them.
the wheels being lashed - mgether. Ser-
geant Redgate, of. Bridgeport. to whom
the wheels were those stolen from the
Berkshire division round-house. He no~
titled the police of Stamford and New
Rochelle to been tho lookout for the
men.
The newly elected Board of 8elect~
men met in the town hall building, yes-
terday silernoon. end perfected an or-
ganisation. Albert E. Soon-aid wil not
as clerk of the lid-rd.
Ernst Koch has disposed of the sloop
yacht Bridget to Arthur 8. Whitney.
who will put a new heel on her and give 5
her A general overhauling
John Oberlsnder hes rented the va-.
cent store in Btillwell'a block. and will
open a meat market their
Arthur Oveatt sud family drove to
«Mr. John H. *Dahin. pluno tuner
tram New York. is in town. Any orders
sent to llahnchemo Hotel this week will
receive yrompt attention.
contounoust
Oragsry' a Point. 8e. Iorws II.
J E. SULLIVAN. Prentice r and hunger
bl ‘ lltsthi
WénfimfixgmaW°§n
E faLszlim OLA“
-¢-—\
Mil» I’Allfl IIIIO
IIAK filing") SIR?
. 5!?—
NOTICE.
TO OROBORTS A") LIQUOM
OIILII‘
The I onuty Commissioners will IIII-ei III
IlInLI’iy i‘ onrt Room in South Nurwnlk
III-tuber i.'I ntliia III. (or the purview or
receiving applications for licensee. .lil
[Ill'wllli entire-ling to continue in lIusiIIo-II
must preneut their uppliIulluua ut than
time
. w H" MAN F. MIMI).
”M" man l .. .
JAB. it. MILLER.
Commissioners (or Fultileid County
IIIII'w'
City Assessors .
NOTICE. i
Wintlw Illiiloi'nlflliuil. hereby give no
live to all Inamms IIIIII corporniioim lluiiin
to pay taxes in Ilia (3in ol Houili Nurunllt
that they we required by luv to III-liver
to the assessor». or either oi them. on
or iwlurc the IhirIieih day or October.
lt-‘Iil. as written or printed list, IintI-Ii. sign-
I~Ii and sworn too! all the property owned
by them on the llrai. Monday of Nominee,
Mil. liable to trunnion, Innkinu II Iltiasii‘lp
slots of all real «snout-null parcel being
separately described: nnd where tolerance
can be made to II men on tile iu the town
clerk'sniiice soeiI roles-cum sbnli be anili-
.cient description.
N. limldsis "my be returned In these
sensors. III the I'Iunvii room. llsrilsuii
IiiIeet.iioIItiI Norwulli. [rum Itinl imslmh
lug Untober Nth. 1897. In and including
Ucioim Nth. hm. said union to be open
from iii to ill o‘clock Is. In.. and {mm ll In
ho'elwkp.rn..nudon fistnrduys from 7
to it o'clock in the evening.
City lists cannot be received by the M
lemon. under the new chsusrmrtsr tic»
teller ilith
Dated st City of South Nmslh. (luv
tuber 1'. 1M.
FRANKLIN A. ‘l‘illllalilii.
.ltliilll'li ll. HAYIIONII,
Aerators.
l
Ill-m
lattes ts Destrseters.
Ittli ll be received at the
"up to
on.
chief merit.
Printarily ‘
it is a. ‘
health food.
licenses oestrus
H 0': r H the:
ONE NIGHT.
5.turduy.Oct.9
Once more, “The Only One."
America'. Hap; icsi C» median,
JOE OTT,
in the re-written up to date Farce
Comedy,
The Star Gazer.
Everything or: w. Unique Specialties
Latest songs. Prettiest with
Full of Enjriyrneot.
l’rlI-ze 2.5:. sic run! .I.-.
l‘lnisted' II and Pinneoo.
HOVT'S THEATRE
Friday, Oe'obsr iSth.
2d VIAN°'.‘.‘.?{'C‘.3."II-'f‘i'i5l.‘fl“
SI'GUBSHFUL (TIIABAI? I‘Ell DRAMA.
The Sunshine
flint» an axle II"
Paradise Alley
Written for the people who enjoyed
"The Old Homestead."
This. IIcInngr ill-III Iisit no Iril‘ u:-Inr
nuts-e a good u; torininmeni i uni-Jinn of
natural III-ting, gum! siIIgImz. Ii. Inc-i 5;
line titt'lll‘l‘y mul olu" runl IITIIh. or re-
turn war In not {In foil.
lIFZU. \l' IIYI’III. MIIIIIIqur
I. .\I. IIUYT. MIIImut-r.
iii-cure with at l'ln’zumi'a nnci I’lllllI‘I/II
HOYTS THEATRE
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Octoberiz and i3,
Wilimm Caider's Company present-
ing Ihc romantic war play
by Heulin: & BJIIJOUT
mlNORTHERN
LIGHTS
TWO car luiifl'i ll scenery. liar-Is
oIIi pmpa III-s.
I'I'lw ~ '22-. iii ii I! 1.5 Pt‘llhi.
l'l-Iisieii's nod i’inneo's.
Sent- (ill ~.I'I-ui
insists arm IIcust
[VLHITCIIHLk - - Mortimer.
Iinn iln‘id Wonk. I‘Ullillii‘lli'lllll
IMondny. Oct. 4th
II nights did 'I mutinm n.
;spgsrs' comedy
Dramatic Company.
riumsiitiis:
Ir. Clarence
Bennett.
III III» on II splendid n enicuml sensational
'p'luye. prewnllng qui I- \uelltilll company
tlil'ill'llisllt. A till'ltmil oi the most uorgoous
scenery.
hi IocIIIItleII iIIi roducevl but It Iu-II Insult III'l
git ug «continuous IIerforImqu -. A Inr
ulvul oi Iuirih and music III-rim ted by the
champion orchestra o! "wrinle'u.
l’rioeaI lilo. Lille and one; Ilnily matinee
communion inouiny. (lctnnnr litli IvriI o
"(i
Monday would it msuuiilceut produc
tion uiA liOlA. lilsAVlf .
mm
COLOR: no.
FINISH: 83:36..
The Old Well and Con-
necticut Lsumirlqhand
and steam. Office. 9!
' Wsshlngtou fit: Laun-
dry. liawisud 8t. nasr
Water. The public are
cordially invited to call
and inspect our Laundry
st soy time»
. we're Up’ To
‘ Cost aye st blunders.
Agnelnoee ,
In duck sud obeviot suiting-I unrest
stirring: in sil below-plain. stripes sud
agnmwand selling reunite 90o quell
ties for 19}; cents a ysrd. Easy selling
when it is essy buying.
French galstes. ll'c betteriroods for
kumhboot and trswlobout suite—boys’
snitsincloded~aud selling {or iii-go s
”rd. ‘
“l'eatherbone” has caught the town;
st least the drossmshiuit portion. All
doylongsomeone “uninterested spec-
tatorot what can be swornplished by
its use. It is the most successtul da-
Inoustrstion that we have ever had-—
most gratifying to the most women.
Miea' woolen waists. in very line as-
sortment. Plain colors, ti 25 and plsids
for 3'3 00. $2.50, ea 00 and 03 50.
s
Beautiinl table tumblers for the price
of common grades—450 a desert. No
more when this lot is gone, and. theyrr'e
going fast.
The linen department is fairly bub-
bling over with the best line of table
damask. napkins sud cloths that we
haver oilered. We can match your ides
of prices on each diil‘erent kind.
We are uttering this week a specially
tine napkin at 6.00 per dI zen. Damask
uysrd goods-«tor 753. 85c. and 81.00
the yard; over 40 different patterns with
napkins to match.
Just received. anew line Linen Bren-
sissance tidies and novelties in styles
most snitsblc for table one, dresser s, etc.
Linen centers. with ciuuy lace edge to
tnblc requirements. 20:54. Sends
Fur Boas.
Bio: is French ‘l'lnbet Boss, I8 inch,
Black French
Black French
Black Thibet
303.3, ‘5 inch,
Black 'l'hibet Bone. 54 inch,
Algerian seal rollers, martin tails,
Black opposui
Black thibel Iollars,
French marIiI cellars,
Electric seal dollars, martin tails,
Black martin. oilars,
Mink collars, ‘ rimmed with tails, '
Algerian seal lwllarcltrs, 8 inch,
Thibet Boas, I8 inch,
Thibet Boss, 36 inch,
Fur Collars.
col'ars, hendsand :all‘,
Fur Collarettas.
Ii Ill! slum been our aim to do the for business of the town and In previous seasons we have been suc-
cessful. This. neon we are better prepared than ever before. We are showing many novelties which ere
emit-:1! new, Ind especially calculated for early fall wear.
Every garment we sell is Iully guaranteed.
Our skins are
all selected and our garments made by one of the best msnul‘aclurers in the busin-ss.
Wool seal collar-cites, 8 inch, 6 co
Asrrakban collarettes, 8 inch. 7.50
"00 Electric seal coilarettes, 8 inch, ".00
MS Algerian seal collarettcs, thibct trimmings, '
s 50 to inch, ”.00
5 00 French coucy collareites, Io inch, 8 5e
6.00 Algerian seal collareites, thibet trimming,
Is inch I4 00
Asirakhan collarcites, 12inch, l5.”
‘6 50
... Fur Capes.
87 so and $9.00
37-50 French couev capes. 15 inch, in on
80° French coocy capes, 20 inch, ,3 5°
”'00 ,Algerian seal capes, so inch, I 5 oo
”‘90 Algerian seal capes, Ihibci trimmi . I8 00
Astrskhnu scalcepes, I 5 Inch, 22 50
China seal capes, 20 inch, 2; 50
86 00 Electric seal capes, I 5 inch, :5 oo
“011865.
etc. from 25c to 01.75 esch.
this department it is that of being Iib
solutely choice and unto-date; nod
lowest prices for reliable goods.
mean to give eutim satisfaction to every:
puII-huserwtherem is the secret of its
Impulerity.
The D. M. READ CO.
EWENRT.
A Good Thing,
SII business min say,
and they know.
Wouldn’ t
a course in
lupin-cu.
Snorthlnd.
Or tho
Anatomic
annals-n
No the iuture.
Day and right set
sinus.
Brown’s
Business
(Mine upon Iiny sud m ulna.
- - Prep
l. S. IIOWI
Read
Then
Profit
Upon the iim symptoms III
II cold. procure a our of llr.
Msrland’s Action. Take ac»
cording to directions‘sod It
only sees you from a long
sud paieini illness.
Aoeton
will cure the grim-Ines head.
ache, and IIeursigis; does
sot sheet the heart.
ll there is my particulsr feature about i
" Furnitur‘o.
Wei l
l
i
l
lillilut’t‘: your Iliauces
‘w-n.
Gas-l .tl.
Dry Goods.
South ‘n’nrw ulk store.
oompnrioon will result to our ndumtnge.
.\'Iw styles come in. of course. even in
Tape-try
sciOFIELrS'sI HOYT’S
is placed before you the pick 0! the world’s merchandise. Fresh and senuouuble' in every pnrticulur. Iii prices impossible in other
Comlmre our prices today with any other house selling goods in our line. The
[f you an griiugiw keeping Ilflllulhlh IIIItunIII you can buy everything but stoves and pots and wins III 5c Ill Id & llIIyi.‘ u,
\ «III can begin in the kitchen Iiud buy your
on. CLOTH on LINOLEUMS!
Uliwhich this house has a larger stock. It more for-over. alumni, tlu y say. and lo Ike like It tiled floor.
Curtains,
Portieron,
i Lac. Curt-inn. _
illll lllaill’ for your drawing room, parlors and bed rot the Pl? us AN D C All”. l‘.‘ are In men! feature of Scollolvi & llnyi‘ s stock
SOOFIE‘LD II H0", 83 Washington St, South Norwsllt, Ct
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
0
some, “yior hops, ” but
Large
Tables Covers.
MILLINERY
OPENING!
FOR THI FALL SEASON 0" l397.
Speoinl display oi'excluswe styles in tIiIIIIIIeIl hats and bonnote.
The indies oi' the twin cities are cordially invited to call and pass
their iota "moot upon what we consider to be display equalllod by
excelled by none.
l'i‘ iil'ltAltu mu l‘l‘sflhl'.
tier stIIchot wall paper time's Inquire
molt talk. provided you ltd it. This
enemies-Inst is tents to lstyos to some
modest Miles to prove them
aliases ssd ptiosol «Intestines. which
"spent for themselves."
rs wanna lists. lush Hum».
assortmentoi Ostrich and Funny Il‘illltliul‘fl.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
nun liEll'l'lllilil. outcome, WABlitlltl‘llm mom.
5 o. s VA! Abil‘l‘Ytill. l’liul’illlt’lull.
morn summon. with
. ,_ mWWm-mm
MR. KINO'.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
WILL. rebut-Isis
Tuesday. Ions I.
{ma int college or
In
line hundred snatch boys
have entered college ”till
this school. for stream
3 suds-sis
ii. ii. iliilomtssiisrldlsas.
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