a»
. ’rti.
‘ ”Ila Gives Ciptsis Its Selleck the
Wetit Iliad at a Dubbing.
to iii no u lillllllll.
N-oaelsatintheoityOonaeliIaved to
«ammo Other oat
oeeOo to the mem—
_ museum-mi.
The pastors had considerable to do '
with the city election at Not-walk. and
, . as .a result Mayor 0. L. Glover. the
Democratic candidate. deieated "Cap-
tain Ike" by a maiority oi 168. 0. I6
Wilson. one oi the Democratic nomi-
nees tor councilman. was also elected.
' defeating Oooid iioyt by a small ma-
.ierlty. ‘
It was the hardest vote to count that
was ever known in the city oi Nor-
walkr' there being 660 spilt tickets out et
a total at 066 ballots cast. As a result
it was alter midnight beiore Moderator
John 3., Hoyt declared the vote.
From appearances many Democrats
voted the‘R‘epubllcan ticket. using pas-
ters tor the Democrats for whom they
wished to vote. There were but 174
straight Democratic ballots In the box.
'while 281 straight Republican ballots
. were toupd.
Mayor Glover had 142 pastors over
Isaac but... while Mr. Selleclt had
but eleven pasters over Mr. Glover on
Democratic ballots. 'l‘bat Democrats
voted Republican ballots is shown by
the unusually large number at posters
the Dentocratic nominees for council-
men secured. .
On Republican tickets, Oliver E. Wil-
l son had 66 pastors: Philo w. Bates, 56;
l . George 8. Gregory. 39; Charles A. Burr,
l ' 70; Frederick Mead, 21; A. .I. Meeker.
‘ negan. 64.
On the Democratic ballots Frederick
Buckley had 61 posters; W. N. Sini-
ona, iii Gould Hoyt. 19; Alfred A. Avi-
lion, 65; A H Hoyt. 47; A. J. Meeker.
A‘- V . .,_' .,- '
.l'or treasurer ii. P. Price had 26 pas-
ters. against M. H. Glover's 36. _
l _ Jn the race for collector A. A. Bette
I had 14 pasters against E. n. Flilow's
5.
l R. N. Morehouse had 26 pastors (or
city sherli'i and Thomas Hunt had 25.
1, A. B. Hill had 9 pastors over In. C.
l
a»
Bette ior water commissioner, and .Mr.
Bette had a like number over Mr. Hill.
l The city count is usually oulckiy
' 1 completed and last night's delay made
‘ the various candidates quite anxious.
‘ They dropped in at the city polls one
by one to h wtell the progress ol the
counters. the number or Demo-
cratic pastors aw Republican ballots
was announcedthe Democrats leit quite
elated. but ”it“ as the tide turnel,
they began to tide away one by Di e. An
interesting “are or the count was
that Simona ind Wilson bad a tie vote;
while Finnegan was deleated by three-
VotOI.
The counting of the voice was iacill-
l tilted by a large arc light put in ilk-s
l preasly tor the purpose.
l The tlgltres iollow:
i Mayor. .
‘lseac lieileck. limit
Charles la- tllover.lJ
l City Treasurer.
litrnry r Price-.it ..... ............lll'i
lhloses ii. Glover. h................tss
i Collector.
‘Addison A. llcits. it...............6.‘ii
”hm "V "llo'. Dittilillliiil‘l‘
l Auditor
li‘hsrles n. Curtis. lt.............. ins
lug.” '9 W“. D-IH-sstusss-ss.“i
i‘liy llltci'll.
‘lioliert N. hierehouse. it...........626
'l‘hosaas lluni.tl 400
‘ Councilmen .
ll‘rcderiek iiuciliey. lt ........ . ..... Mill
iWiilism ti linens. 3.............isl
Allml Avieen. It its
(lasts Royal. ......... ...........«tii
Aston lt. "orbit ....... Wm
AursiiaeJJiesherJt ..............tiia
ivsr I. Vlltsea. ii «i
lie Whales." ..... ............i‘io
ll. Oregery, li.............m
lee A. Barr. li................tiisi
leed.ll....... .....m
srd .i. riaansn. ii. ...iss-
Hillier llssrd oi Registration. ’
Hired I. Anetta. lt ................ Ito
"Tuu'y ”two-eves: ,..l‘”i
laspseteroilsletuioss.
ll. lleyt. lt.......... .......
aka. “wanker. it... ........ loo
Water Commissioners.
bar 3. mil. tissi
Mc.fletts.l)...............tfl
‘i‘iwasersrettaewsms'sae
I. Prise. I... ........tit
"OM. Dserdslebserselsl‘”
sure
.it“...
stress
J .—
”swam”
llii’li‘illllllll’llllll
The Resort will Scott has Into
“the Bands at the Tramway.
llEllllllillilllS WELL llllillllEll
TheI'roIIey company has lsenred an
Optiononaltthe “not. with the
Inception oilr lolly'e-Ooss-
ierenee oi Committees
It is cosldered very probable, by
those in a position to snow, that the
Norwslk Tramway company will. be-
iore next season. obtain control oi the
property ol the Roton l’olnt Improve-
ment company at Roton Point.
It is stated that the Tramway com-
pany has quietly been to work and ae-
cured an option on all the stock owned.
with the exception of that of President
James 8. Kelly. oi New York. who has
thus lar declined to sell.
The Tramway people have tor some
time been desirous oi obtaining posses-
sion oi this popular resort and conduc-
ting it according to their ideas. The
prospect oi the Norwalk Street itali-
way company extending its lines to the
point has doubtless hastened the con-
summation oi the plans.
A meeting oi the special committee
oi the Roton I‘elnt Improvement com-
pany was bold yesterday afternoon at
the residence or E. A. Woodward.
(ienerai Manager Flnkcnsteln. Messrs.
Woodward and Swartz were appointed
a committee to confer with Director
Reed and others or the Tramway coni-
piiuy in regard to the purchase.
Another meeting will be held next
Friday aitcrnoon at the same place.
and it is likely toat the‘salc will bc
consummated at that time.
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARY.
Celebration oi the Fortteth Year oi the
Not-walk I. 3. Church.
The Nerwaik’ Methtodist church will
celebrate Its iortleth’itnniversary the
last week in this month. A week oi
special services will be held. Not only.
will meetings be held nightly. but on at
least two days all-day services will be
held. The former pastors will be pres-
Republican sweep along the line. Eph-
rnlm‘Thoinos was elected iirst select-
mon. but by a majority greatly rc-‘
duccd lrom the llgures that cleiccd bltn
to second place on the ticket last year.
This was due to the merciless use “‘i
the posters in the First district. where
an ellort was made to secure iirst seleci-
man for that end of the town by clcctw
ing Mr. Mcrrlll. Mr. Thomcs’ majority ' two
is an even sixty over Mr. Merrill. who. the ballot-box
drops to the tail of the Board of Sc-,
Selectman Lynes made a,
spicudld run in all the districts. but it;
was purely complimentary, as it t‘otllil‘
districts.
town clerk's
lectmen.
not secure lor hint the chairmanship of. W
the board.
in the Second Voting district 864 of
ihc liltecn biindrcd and seventy-seven E
deposited their ballots. Thames Rc- l
publicsn. had 580 votes as iirst select-
mnn, and ten for otner positions on the
lWicket; Merrill. llcmocrnt. had 248 for
constables.
iirst selectman. and live tor other plu- in...“
cell; Lyon. Republican. had 471 volca.
cut on one oi these days and preach.
One day will probably be it dcnomina- ‘
tlonal day and one an lnterdenomlna- ’
tlonal day. Services in the interests of
the King's Daughters. Epwortb Lea-
gue. and Sunday school will be held.
The male chorus will lead the singing.
For the next three chka two prepara-
tory services will be held weekly.
These services will be evangelistic in
character. licr. r'. A. Sconeld will
preach tonight. ills'subicct will be
wiib six for first plnrc; Stillsou. Ill-lll- The result:
I ills. ll Ills.
SELECTMEN.
Ephraim Tliomcs. it. lillll 680
Samuel Lynes. R.. till ill
Frank H. Merrill. ll.. '88 248
George C Stillson. I)., 226 357
William A. Curtis, It.
Frank W. Perry. 1)..
Nil
{-87
563
309
Mine and Shine. Mr. Hutchinson will
iced the testimony mes-ting. Everyone;
i iulcrcslcd in the tomlng ll? (‘brlst‘s
kingdom is invited to these acrylics.
l The); will be hi‘li' lli ilic lecture room.
| oi the church Will all ilic singers try
to be present?
”W.. W.
il'AmID 'I‘l'l I'll III".
Adoloredhoyoilridgeport Arrested
and lakesadoaieesion.
(By Associated Press.)
liridgcporl. lionu” October iu—Jumes
A. ltylcs. a colored boy employed by.
the Post tilllco department to carry ibc
uiuil llt'lWiit'fl the post other and the
railway station, was arrested this more
ulna upon the charge at tampering1
with lite mails. For the past two
months i'oiiilillntiili base lwcn received
at the post olllcc about the isilure to
receive ncwapapcl's. An investigation
was made. but the inspector was unable 3
to locate the culprit.
While this was going on
the Post
, Publishing company. whoso aloe is a.
block train the poet oilirc. in Cannon.
'sireet. had been also loam bundles of
papers. last Friday the ihiel was
caiighi and he turned out in be youns‘
ltylea. This led to the suspicion that
the boy was the title! at tisc post titles
The inspector was called in again and
this morning the hey coalesssd it all
iic will be taken in New listen tar rs-
snilnatlon bolero downsides» eraiu
hitltiitltn'it NADA llAitii.
The amt shrine cisia bake et Pyra-
mid Temple at llraavills iioedseli's
lwaulilui grounds at Woodmeat. Wed.
ocular. will be attended by a part} at
‘ Norwalii sud lttmlk Norwalti members
il‘
oi the order. Over 166 babies have sig.
.nalied their intention is be present.
The Wheeler A Wilson brass band will ;
bust-h music. there will he so pest-i
easement on «renal oi the weather.
sell it proves my. on satire hotel
has been ceased tor the spread and
Marge It. Hi. John. it. its iliii
s; ltlchurd ll. iiiilllcll, it, 5.1: one
i‘ilNSl'Alilefl.
Rois-rt N. Mon-house. ll. 7:." 5.30
IA‘WII ll. Kceler. it. fuiii Mi
John J. ilmsdwin, it.. too out.
Edward J. lndrigan. Ii. lieu: 5.3:.
’iilomas "out. I) iih'l :iu?
l Willrcd W. Morrison. it. out :tiui
f ltulus .l. smith. It. not :izzi
i'ilurlcs Lynch. it. bill. :lii
illi.\l\'l| Jl'lliliirl.
iiistrge 'l‘. llrady. ll.. 72" Mill
i‘liiiilt'ii l‘. lluilock. it. Tilt mu
Juan-a i.'ltoniiumlicu. ll.. lii’n :uau
Michal-I .l. Noion. ll.. tab: at:
William l". Wardwoll. It. MK till.
i-‘rault it. i‘srr. it. till :ti‘l
Aiirllirlrllllitl.
J. slum-s liaiidall. it. ill but.
Andrew J. Hutchinson. it. ill hilt
William Warden. It. tliii :iitlt
Jauws it. tone. it. illli .‘iti
IltlAltlt itr‘ ltltlditt‘.
Jarvis Kellogg. it. lziii ans
tleury humour. ii.. can but
damn timberland. it. nit illti
John Murphy. it. out his
Ai'lil’l‘iiit lil‘ 'i‘tiWN At‘i'iil'NTit.
iimtras it. liners-e. it. its hills
Willred litulweii. it. son It?
itluliiit'l‘ltAit iil' t'tt'l‘hlttlt.
lat Dim. Francis imlnsrd. it. “Ill um
lat ills. iiernard 1', Fewer. ll. tutti itlt
lid ”ll. l‘hiit'les W. itluw. ii.. ‘llit bill
2d ills. liniue .l. itmlln. it. and dill
ltd illa.. Inward it. tiorhalu. it“. ‘lil Mi
so his. John Keogh. it. so) all
lli‘llillll. Villl'l‘iiltit.
Marshall ll. Tolls-s. lb. m in
Frank A. Ferris. It. litii to!
Oliver 8. Wilson. it. 001 It
Aliiethar Blanchard. rot in
m.
lor iirst place.
collectorship st} .Iohn
votes and Ooldafin 63!. giving the ter-
mer iii‘l majority,
. than that ol the balance oi the ticket.
In the Third district only about lllay
:per cent. of tho usual vote was cast:
olliclai llgures.
COLLECTOR OF TOWN TAXI-IS.
Republicans Make a Clean Swdep ‘ol Every-
thing on the Town Tickehicéieulng
Candidates by Good Mid titles.
MERRILL AT THE FO0T.
Town Treasurer W. A. Curtis Rolls up his Usaaiillg llsjeriiy—
Collector Geo. B. St. John Likewise a Wissermllessrs. iIotcbiii-
son. Randall and Lane Compose the Board at Assessors—Ii. ii.
Tolles. F. A. Ferris and A. Blanchard on the School Board.
Th0 townmlu‘i'l‘lon. yesterday. WI“ flfocrnt. secured 06'! votes. and sixteen
in the contest lor the
somewhat
received his
10W?!"
consequently the counting was com-
pleted much earlier than in the other
Shortly after 7 o'clock
were returned to ihrI
cc, together with the
a.
their labors shortly after
é shortly before 2 o'clock. At 3 o'clock
, the young mail was bclng opcraicd tip-
3 on .it the hospital. ills condition was
“I Die. 'l'otal f vcry scrious iii iuai hour. but the rc-
l suit ol tbc opt-ration could not be torc-
ltlii 1.217 i told-
isz 1.5m __._._.__..._
l2i ”57 NEW noose OH an: AVIRUI.
9“ 67” lflketches tor a Ten Thousand Dollar
‘ “Menu ior trail 1.. Baxter.
202 Mill l rlcrcral architccts have submitted
99 905 gskcicbcs in Frederick l.. llaxtcr. the
l druggist. for a new residcnce which be
“m HG!» contemplates building lll \l'csi aVcnuc,
m, 9“ ' ncar the Armory. While the details
‘ as ycl have not lh't‘il arranged, ibc pro»
I“: i “7 post-d house will be alone lor ihc llrsl
”x 1‘2”“ story and brick or wood lor lllt' sci-cud.
H” lZizu and will have a billiard room and Mr
ills Lil l‘l')‘ convenience. costing about "count
In: Lilia Work will probably not be t'tllliilil‘lll'iiil
m “.2... until uctl spring. although it may go
m l J.” llllt‘llll this lull.
m: M2 Work has lu-cu Illillmt'lll'l'll by l‘ou-
. ll'itllul‘ W. ll. Malia-r on lbc Iraiuc lor
the new hospital building. .lohii l‘au
3"" ”ml ‘ m-Iii having aiauu completed the loan
you M75 .iullous. As yci Mr. Mather has not
lilil M73 luli‘i'ii uili llic ioiiiriltte tor the slut:-
its .7“ rooilnit. i'lt'i‘il’lt‘ work. and tiling tor
"m itiiii inc hull. opcrallna-rimui and bath-
in" “w man. The heating. which is in i'liitrgc
' ~ oi the committee illou J. ll. Ferris.
.imlrtnaui has not llt't‘ll Ici.
W. Hill? It is rcpm‘tcd that work will proceed
m ‘ m. at (nice on the new block which .li’l't"
' mlali lhtnovsa will erect in ltailroaii
”I one place. a: planncii by the architci'ts. u .
liiii Lilith will be them trot. two or three stories
high. with stores on the ground liner.
The trout will be at ltontali mottled
1"" Hi“ brisk.
L’lll Hill
too but? , III! “CI 10 m.
llil til. "'r "‘
‘tlhasles Ilaeta will he is the
l lease noise-lobed Today.
5“! Mir. l t'haries iiiavin. who was arrested yes-
"lil W“ ‘ imisy morning. charged with the iheil
iii a liilti iii money irons llcniumln Holt-
2‘" ”w ertailtt. the ssllmaitwr In John ii. ye:-
” Lilli ‘ ris‘ bulldl will be taken to the slate
mm ”I“ creiortn ac at Meriiien. today. ilc
L . l.qu was at one time an inmate oi the m-hool
2m E!“ l “n and was out on parole. The oillclals oi
» ~ the school were milled by telephone.
WI Mill .and will send an omel- here tor the
l Nil.
'7‘ W" E manic "onsets LAI'IWllltll
l” ”m " ewpert. News. Va. minim 4—16.»
:6 m battleship iliineie was launched at ll;-
Tbomns lluut gets elected as constn~
‘ble in place oi Charles Lynch, while
illlant Warden; loses the assossorshlp.
Mcrrill tor selectman was cut some
:lnP the Second apd Third districts;
.H. Merrill ’tud ass
votcrs whose names appear on the list. lSslnuel lfyn” 3‘) odd
posters and
The scratching. and pasting was prin-
cipally on the selectmen, assessors and
The counters in the iirst district lIn-,
o'clock. and the volc was declared.
TOWN TREASUHPR AND 'l‘ltb‘Asll lib‘lt OI" Till} Si‘ "00!. l-‘l'Nll.
In:
HIS
[ll till llll llll
liart at Brancbviilt.
llllllfll THE llllEElB ill A Bill
Issuable hating and Yell Across
thplatl-J-pioyed by the (iso-
eolidatedloadlewarai Years
' seamen-er.
'liobert Deignan, oi Danbury, was ac-
riously and possibly iatally hurt at
noon yesterday at Branchville.
about twenty-live years old. and his
home is at it Durant street. Danbury.
where he residcs with his parents.
Deignan has been In the employ of
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
lord road tor several years. as a car
cleaner. lie made daily trips to
Itrancbvilli- to look after the cars used
on the Rldltciicid branch. lio went to
liranchvillc at ilzili yesterday, as Is
his custom.
It is prcsiimcd that ho had completed
his work and Was ready to return to
llanbury, for at ball-past iwcivo hc
Jumped aboard a irclgbt train which
was on its way to Sanfords, Ibc iirst
station the other side of llrancbvlllc.
The. train was an extra in chargc oi
Conductor No-wton. 'ilclgtian Jumped
towards the forward platlorm oi the
caboose. but luisscd his hold and tell
across the rail. Tbc wheels of the ca-
boosc passed over his left lug below-u
the ankle and knee. crushing it four-
luliy, and culling the limb utmost in
two.
The injured man was carried to the
ilrunchvlllv station, and Dr. hlansllcid.
oi Georgetown, was summoned. 'l‘hc
locomotive and caboose of "10 train
which ran over llclgmm took him to
Ilaiituiry as a special train. Ills con-
dition was so serious that It was
lhought advisable to get him to the
lianbury hospital as quickly as possi-
ble. Dr. Manslleld accompanied the
train and Ilr. Brown was summoned to
assist iii the- opera-ton. A pricst was
} also called lo llcignan's bcdslilc.
The special train arrived in Ilaubiiry
up...
Robert Dcigoan Perhaps Fatallyl
lie is .
llll. llllllllllll Till
He locum a Majority” cl :6 Over
l his Democratic Opponent.
tilllltlt or mutual
Good lonndlajoritles for all the Oth-
«Candidatesonthel'leket-Oonn-
tees Labor Long Over the
lush tasted Denote.
The city election in South Norwalk.
yestcrday, resulted In a clean Republi-
can victory. cvcry candidate on the tic.
kct being elcctcd. The only Democrats
gcttlng in olflce were those whose
names appeared on both tickets. A
great deal of hard work was done dur-
ing the day by the committees on both
sides. but the total vote cast, 8th. was
forty-seven lcss than last year. 0i this
numla-r. eight ballots were rejected by
tho modcrator. (‘hurb-s thltcrs, tor
dclaccnu-nts of various kinds. ’l‘hc
mlinlwr of straight Republican ballots
cost was 227. ilt'lllilt‘l'illtl. 161. Twen-
ly-two Villi’l‘ii on cnch side were dissat-
tailed with both candidates for mayor.
and would not head t‘liclr tickets with
either the name ol mayor-civcl (‘obiirn
or that oi Mr. Blanchard. Two of the
ballois'wcrc not counted for mayor, as
lbcy bore only the last names oi the
candidnic and number ballot had the
name oi .l Donovan as a candidate tor
the olIiu-c. The complete ilcck t is ap«
pi-liilcii:
Mayor.
I. Milton ('Olllll‘ll. it ............... «ill
Ablatbor Blanchard, I) ............. 386
’lrcualii cr.
)iitttlii-w Corbett, It ................ 452
Willrcii llodwoll. ll ................ 371
Collector.
Janina I’uul. It ..................... 439
ilobt-ri (l, Mitchell. I) .............. 382
City Slicriii.
.lohn E. Paul, R ................... 492!
ltuiiis J. Smith. I) ................. 323
Auditor.
George. F. Bearse. it ............... 498
John .I. Cnneo. I) .......... s... .....310
inspector oi Elections.
John .1. Goodwin, ll ................ 489
Thomas C. Cr-'flnIOT, l) ............. 327
chlsirar of Voters,
William I". Tammany. It ........... 495'
itoyai l. Raymond. l) .............. 32:
Water (‘oiirmissioiicn
iii-plii-n S. ”lHt‘ll. it tutti i) ......... Slit
Treasurer of the Water Fund.
ifhurics ii. llllllitilllilll. I) and it....757
ticorgc I". chrsn. it and I) ........ 760
Councilmen.
('harlcs N. Smith.“ ................ 48;!
Jesse M. l-‘crris. ll ................. bil'i
l‘harlcs l-‘. lloutwcil. lt ............. 49H
ilcnry i’. Morgan, it ......... . ..... 482
William i-l. Smith. It ............... 493
Wright Ii. Bean, it ......... . ...... 482
i‘bnrii-s (l. iiobannnn. l)..... ...... 343
William W. t'onlnioclt. ll ........... 316
William ii. McMahon. D .......... .335
aiamuci ’1‘. Raymond. I) ............ 327
William ll. Smith. i) ............ ...307
l"l‘i‘tlt'l’lt‘k L. Simth. ll.. ........... 316
When the rcalilt oi the mayoralllyi
mutual lll l'lllillll Norwnlk becomi-
Hithli ilu- ltcpublicausr etigagcd lb.-
rloulb Norwaik l-‘ilc and Drum baud.
ind Itt'l'v'llilllt‘il Mayor-chad i‘obiiru.\viio
responded with a brief apt-och and pits-
mi around cigars. 'l‘hiI build. Willi
wu-rul promincul party workcrs. then.
paraded through the city. calling on;
other alli'russliil rutulluuics. and iii iii
adiourucil. all hands bourdcd a niwt‘litl ’
lrolby car. and wont to (lrcgory'uf
I'oini. win-re a jolliilcation meeting was .
ticld.
. .... .. W
menace crissey was Ihot la the lamb;
and it had to be flat oti. 5
Florence i‘rissey. lbc illusion-year-
old son oi lantiicl i‘risscy. a well-ii
known butcher at New i‘auaan. was the;
vii-lint oi an uuturtunaiu slusuins ac-g
cidcni yesterday afternoon. which ne-g
cossllaiod smpulallng the letl arm lie-g
low the shoulder.
The young man with a companion.
William iisnicm. was out ilsblng and.
shaming on Mud pond ii is said that
when throwing the bell line it csusbt'
some way in the trigger oi the gun and!
the lull t‘ililiflltl lodged in t‘rlaeoy'a
arm. The ,0th man returned home
as speedily as tassaible and martial aid
was summed. and it was deemed
homes. ry to realm to amputation.
, nae. Norwalk. Cons.
o‘iliu-k, alto-u ihc llonrd oi Counciliucu i '
M
FOll lAIM~AllM limiiill.
unto resultsw l
WANTED—lady
housekeeper in small innit
relerenoes tarnished. Addy“
ow. Sentinel olllce. > .
WANTED—Cook and lanndiwsgr
ply with reisreme to hire".
hop, to Belden avenue. N-
WANTED—Young girl to mind.
Call at 52 South Main street.
Norwalk. in store. between 8
o'clock.
TO LET.
To l Fri-«Six rooms. Music Hall
suitable for oillcesz‘ house. ‘
rooms. with improvements; ‘
Arch street: at Woodward av .
three rooms. third floor. 70 .
Main street: iirst floor. all rennin.
70 South Main street. II. A. Wind
ward. 4' ‘
T0 RENT—Part of noise. ,eti‘
street. East Norwallt. six M
bath. All modern lmm'
Immediate nonunion giveno
to Miss Tllloliion, 86 WOIIII
street. South Norwnlk.
T0 LET-House. Four rooms .
stairs or three up, all in iirst ?
condition. Illg garden. iruit‘
shade trees Apply. 126 Ely Am
nue. South Norwalk. 988‘
1‘0 RENT~Porilon of a barn on West.
avenue within live minutes walk is,"
post-oliice. Address, Lock but. 106.
Norwalk. s28“
T
TO LET—House 10 Lowe street. all.
rooms. Improvements. Sit. In”.
diate posseslon. E. Wilcox. fit.
Brown & Wilcox's store. all if
T0 LET-Firs. story, rear apartments.
over Olsen's shoe store. Four rooms
each. Rent 68. Halls heated. Ilglt~l
ted and cleaned; also first story flat
over Shultz’s market. rent 610.1%!
iurtber particulars Inquire at the 0!-
llce oi the Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Washington street.
To LET-Apartments in the brick.
block. on Leonard street; also low
rooms at 32 Water street. refit 80 per
month. Enquire at Charles 1'. Im-
ard. Norwalk. an '
MISCELLANEOUS.
HARRY .l. ZEIIM. Graduate of the
iioyul ('illlrlt‘l‘Vlllill'y. Lelpsic, pupil d 3
Alex. Gullmuiit. Paris. Took Heibk
Prize, 'uu. iorganlst South Norwaik '
(‘ ongicgatlonall. Plano, Orgaaad
Theory: also German. Organ ‘
sons given on 3 manual MINI. with
2x speaking stops. Special Ill '
for the sludy of church music. .W
dress. 20 Bay-view avenue. Booth We
walk. ottn
G. l". lieneilli-t llouse Painter and Pan.
pcr Hanger. Sample books at I!“
of Wall Papers at all grades in
cd and estimates given on request
postal. Address. I! Booth Osborne
avenue. East Norwaik. Conn. 061w
Miss SALLY i3. BETTE.
PIANIBT.
ilr. Mason's McihodJatight.
79 East aventie. Norwaik.
VIOLIN TEACHER.
J. A. person.
For terms apply st 66 Ptossest ave»
solid
rose “sass.
l‘illi tidbit iiorsc. t‘urtlage and “IF ‘
isms tor sale. inquire of John Hails
ilruiiatu-l-iruui i‘igsr Factory. as
John 'i‘uliie. West Norwalk. CHI.
oils
i'iilt Midi-lame Kiln tor 3:.
Monthly capacity taco Hamil. ‘
a profitable business. litttaifl Q
the line oi the lllieiinltl. lit
and Northern railroad near
Penn. About three acres oi W
lime rock. Kiln. sum-house.
shop and all buildings in good
and ready for businedi. It”
for hoisting and drilling. lam
truck to slim-hotter iiistli‘l.
tor selling. owner unable to at
it. For terms and lull pariloalau.
ply to I. A. i‘roiut. iii Dose
avenue. llsnbury. Cons. at”
.aa-w
are; also a and I Ply Roofing.
(hinting. lipid i‘emrnl. Mil
walli Hardware l‘owaay. U
Atiit'l‘lelludtli-nly at llarleii. (le'ober
Id. isss. ltusan h... wile oi ltev. lam.“
net 1. Austin. Funeral services;
from Congregational church in liars
lea on Wednesday. October so. It a
o. m.
' LOI'I‘.
weir-40mm dog. grey and white. A.
J. itoyt. on collar. ltetara to a. .l.
lion. wrest. Horwaik. at It}
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FOR BALM—Jenni, Oil "We.“
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. rou sans. emu Warm time u
nnleed tree ire“ odor. lot a
thing but a "business" beauty”:
Not-walk Hardware Company. “W
an. 71'. cattle, with sureiagle. re
South Norwsh Hardware W
FOR Milli-«Two second-ital. .
inch Cylinder Moves. All
mwsy. Applyiottsshl ‘ ‘
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