Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 28, 1899 · page 8

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pom; Cloth

Continues to Prevail
Frantic, and Preparo
lions go Forward.

 

" Won, September 28-le IIIII-isinn
.ol'lthc Véliuraild of the Orange I'm.
Ital: to join with the Transvaal In tho

mm of hpiiilitieu although l'IIllv mt

med, is the leading llPWfl today .III.i
will mturaly Billion the Boers InIlr-
pendent attitude 'lhv RaaIlH l‘PSIlll
tlon ”I made the brothvrhrmd ol- il’l'l
Moon the ’lrnnnanl and tho itrang‘
Free State. 0! WlIiI h hitlwrin 'IhIItII “III
only a strong probability, :In Illnillllli.
Witty. and ill” Brill h .IiII lmit» to
{ace the situation.

. Inténse oxrltr-nII-nt murmur"; to 1m»
VIII It i’retoriu. thIrII ,IppnrMItly L'
is considered that llil'l'f' l'f no amp“
from war. 'l‘hv romntivslon :IppolntII-l
to consider the tmtivr. IIIpIII'tIIII I'IIII.II
II to what officials urI- nrrmsurr I I
any on tho gin-wrunwnt in tho I'I'Vll.’
'0! war and fixing ilil'll' riililllt‘tw'. .

The livid I‘ornret a. l’I‘I-mrln i»: :‘Izml".

serving out ruins. I~ImnInIIIII~IIIInIz I_I.II»
the}! proceeding and all [m ltJi'IilltIlii
8’? being madr- III Ink» IiII- lII'lIi. ‘

All Englishman llflllll’Il R IiII- III In

11‘ been urrmtod :II IIIhIImI. .lI: Ir;
charged With high llf'fIHI'In ”0‘ III III
legal to how» InlMIIIl rIwIIIII‘ItI I‘m In
{Imperial Light Mini"

The Burghwrs III'II KPllan unmq

’ the concentration of British troops ii.”
tween Lady Smith mIl immz'u V». '
and especially at (HI-mm :III.I lhIIIdr-r».

The reason for tho I unit-titration III IIII
”protection of tho Dilnth” I-rul .lt-lIlI
but thr Burglmrz—I 3hr» deIy :IIIupIII-t rho t
the real reason is thr- lorIIIIIIIIn or 1
force whlth would IIIlvaIIIIII :Il' rt. 3 thrI

' anaal lrontipr on Hybrid iii won
‘ war should lw «let larIIIl i he Hm I..
' do not lntend to ho IInurzht napping ilf‘.’ I
are now mas-ins: around \‘IIhIIIIl. II’Il
Meyer. merr-ly IIII II prom-raw» mm.
ours. but to lw prI-pan'IIl
‘ British rr-lniorI-IIIIIIIIIIII I rms II.» hordur
tomato n. Ilavh in (now ilII'I tall :I nor»
tion of Zululand. I'm-ulna III» IIIIfIIIo
I"?! at a point iii-low ilill'ki": ltI'II".

:I'

i If 35.“). Kenny and im-
Jackets

i with taffetta or satin; man
Do not miss this up

:lI llilil ii somnwhut :lllill‘f“lll3llf’

. m".

Iinlv’h Iii!"

M then. seizing the I‘nilrIxIIi. (‘l'l ”if,

thBritishgaIIwndat lllntlfP IIrIIl I I~

G! 3mm! from tho smith w ill' b Willlll I .

not only interrupt th ltriii h hm»: .It
mmnnimtinn l-Ill quIIll :IrIfI. IIIi‘I' in
terfere with II forward I'IIII'I'I mum

ill'

. order to watrh thi: portion of tho rah.“
road upward to :I lIIIIIr inIIIrsI‘on. I;

British pom. will lII- IIsIIIVIli~hFII II?
Burke’s Drift

A despatrh from Hawking. III III'E‘
ill! Bechltanaluml. ju I .It-Ins»: III
Truman] hordnr. mvn
“fate people is arriving thr-rII from .lII«
haunt-burg.

A British lnfuutrv IlIIt II “mm" with
home engine"! has IIrriIIIl .It llI \.I:
wuthwest of tho (Ir. IHZP irIIII Stat:
and an important I‘aiirIIml ,Iunr‘tior.
Extensive fortinmtiI n.- .
anthem and lb! town will to mod» illt‘
base of opfir‘ntinnr: in m] that .IE. lII
Witt the Drama.- l'II-II Sum or ilI‘»
Transvaal. )ianI troop-
..arrlve at. De .\."il’ ’

From ('apr’ Town Marni»: ill“ ““3“."
that at a met-tiny. III thII IIIIIIIsIIIIIIl
138181.068in“I'flsilln'l'tliiiiiiiHlV:1»,~IIl'.»
ed to petition (l'wvn WI»: Il'lIl IlerI'»—

filing tho hit-.1 of war and luring .,
10m! inquiry iI’IIII IltI- IIHIIII I’l‘ IllI
Tnnxvul tram-him 11V :I' iIFIIpIIIIp .i. '

the imperial zIIvIIrImIIIII \I an r _' and
accepted by PlP‘l'lI -ni ’ 'lL’ll

. A cable ,1... p: ll‘ll lo '3 2.»- ’l Im-I-
Cape Town ARIA

"The floors erIIiI! .I.-II. flint I: Ii..- .I
itiatlve it! now lilll fill" t‘m- “am it;
water, the rain: I;I.I '..! .it’lnL' P-lll'l
mat Thor-II ulll IIII .III» :II .EiIfiIultx-II
ll providing {nod fillplilil‘k‘ III. :h- ..-I.
pie eraininz ..t .lIIhiIutIm‘ Int: .IItt I
Militia. haw IrImlIit'r'It‘Il.

“Several rrIsponIIilIlr‘ pII
have long I~lunIz III ”III IuIIIIIt
”lite petrol?” ..I ttlI-III-IIIt .'l

.. '3? ll inP'itHlIlI;
The Birmimzlmm I'IIII MI »
. ”I 0' arm- Ilnll IImII; uu
titanium: or ilottII lam I film I..-- II,
WWI. f"f‘IlllDrl.<ll'.-‘ VI- ...... IIIzIr. Iv
lumen. 5mm" mmmlm ..an Is»
nonans and Ilynamitu Itmrrsw

 

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~An fixtrd Million ~.t‘ MI

..I Thatch” linH-EI . ltl’l‘ .- I..'II~ «'..l!

out hall horn i» ‘ImI-l l'l.i~ I ”iii"
opportunity fur. :mmlur II. .'l1I- Inn
old hmllio-I "amt-ti I.I ......- . minim
)ullgrors in-‘uwndonth -! '.‘Irl
volume. iho llu‘lmr «l numb-M .
rink in inc-a! norm and ’ll" ‘I‘I I: I..»

M MG.- flllfil with l'llt‘Tr'\“ll;.' n .
“loll itiimri 'lhp lItInr Imlli .‘

'.. mix? from M5" ”7 I‘P (' mu

m um millet-I with a super‘
chpr mat of arms at:

’ ' .t horaIIlry through
”1* ‘ . ~'pnrt : late rapitnl-
s‘a' . The That!
' nlIflM 0' t.
, Ind KIWI
‘ the dam-ht

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w‘. ll slml’lly'

.p'II lull'i“ ‘.1 MI,

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Bridgeport.

NEW TEMPERANCB SOCIETY.

llwmrl lirlmlr ndVIIcaies llyulllio‘
in Blowing up lllIIllilerlI-II.
I'hIIIIIIIII. Soptomlwr 28» 71 nI-hv tom-
[ilfl'illlll‘ horirty. 'l'hr- Young l'IIopIP’sI
I'lII'lsItiIIII ’I'ItIIpI‘rnnIIrI l'tilon. Panto
into lmlna ,I'IIIItPrdIIy lll Willard ll:Ill.

l‘iII- IIIIIIIgntI» li'om Mls'a‘ourl. William;
III. ilI- IIIII III Kansas. l'ity. Iidvowatml

ilil' um of Iiyunmliv in .IpI'r-mling tom—I
llFi‘IIlli‘t‘ lllit’lllllf‘h Irv blowing out Ills—'

UNI-rim: :InII iIrIIuI»riI.». IleI-lurlng that
Vi! lmIrI would I’Iirnl;.h lhn only tumnn
II?! '..'l.II'II Ihr now ..InI-IIIty i‘l‘tlll’l uI-I-om-
pll.~‘ll Its purposn.

th- other Ilvlogziios did not. ugrrr
with lhl“ IIpIIIIInII or IhI- IIIIlI-gutrrs lrIIIn

 

‘.l';.:IIIII‘l ‘lllll thm‘r- will iv- IloI-lIlvd Iler-;
Til!“

lll'I'lIIIliri :Ixulv‘ml t'nr- propoellion.

mu :‘l"l"l_V I.InIv Into bring lull IlMlg-‘
Vi t'IIIIIIuitlIII-.» ..II I‘llllfi'llil'lll" flntl
IIIIH wwv .IIIIIIIIIIIIIII formally. but In

”II-Ilitv IlII,\ lIIIIi MW” in t‘Xlr-l.”lli‘(‘ .Indl

 

iI..Il llIiiI’ XIIII'iI I'IIIIIIIlI'lI'Il lIoI'm" lllf‘
..IIVII.III.II .- I-I.ulIlIIl

lllt‘ ..I '.t Hivu ill'IlL'I‘fi ill" nIIva
l'llil't’l --III'I- l'.‘ in ”1" pI'IIjI‘Ii. Ur :It‘rlll'-'

'I..; i’liI" I‘IIII rutru» for tho l’rIIhitIltiIqu
party .IIII' III‘ HillW'lllllI $I,IIIIII,I’III0 III'
III-II If II"'|'2§“iil"I' III .-'..'I\'II’ IhI- \VIIman‘Izl
'l‘- IIIIIlII. .n tlII sI- :wa II ~lli‘I' In It 1:.
IIIHI '.‘II-nt ltIIIII IlII W. 'l l' llIII'
InttIIr lIlL'iilli’JiliUll llil-l IIIIIIIII-Il to In»!
«lur-I» Ii poililml ltill'll’ and has I-ui
l"4|.»6‘ I'I'IIIII thI II»IIIIIIII in nnIIIlIM‘ rus-
IwI-t IlIII Izl-w IIrImnimtlIIIl is t‘lIR.~lllil-:
tinnnlly Illfl'I-IIIIIt‘. Ill thut ll rI-I-ognizm
lIIIlh wmu I. “lllll‘ tlIt- \V I‘ 'l‘ l'. udI,
‘.1"I'll"!‘. tIlllV

TERRIBLE GAS EXPLOSION.

”fl'lIl'MM' SIIIIpoIII-d lo ham» liN-n Kill?!“
mill Buriml In the llulm. I
v ‘IIIt'lI SI-ptvmbm 2“ ».\ II'I‘IIIIIIIl
"‘l\l ‘lIII lop illlillW‘ll‘ .I'. .mir‘lilltFl ~;loli
II? minIIr I \plllhllln" wr'IoIlIIIl lhi‘ lhl' r
ill) brown “lllllt' Ilerllinh of l-' ".I\
l-‘riI‘I'lIvII .l' u» :IltlIv II-lmIIIIiIiIL ;It It“.-
lII.I-l JI-III 2‘)le IIIIliiy TIIP I»rI!II'I-I
from I., HI.- I.I,II ..: w.r»~ lllli\\ll Ii IWII .1le
:I IIIII'TIIIII ..I' Ilw riIII' '.mll III-IIIIIlishIIII
"ism I. » RI 'I‘IlI». :i IlM‘IH'ulIIt‘ l» Minimu-
II! t 'I»IIII l\lll"ll .IIIi his: body
.IilI ..I iiIII~-. II." lII'lI‘R‘R .Iigl
.II IkIn I.I.III . ’l’lIII him of tho ..I.
IISIIIIIIIII ...I: -»I ...‘l'-‘.‘ll lllill w-wrul lulu-II
III: III tlw IEIIIII'H IIIIrI» ll'lillY .l:IItI:I3:I'»I.
"III. I -I-lII I .ili'i l-lI‘ I‘IIIIllI ‘lll' on

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IIII-I ..II an ill! II ‘-1. H lIIIII‘v ironI lur ‘
um- and 'l. ' lll'lllfii \Ml. .ll ’lII lIInIls‘
I I‘ II. .II.‘ I.» .I .I puiuiI l-

wmrum run untmm. I

Showers May he Ftporlrd with strong?

South in Sonihmm Winds. f

MIplr-mlII-I‘ III/Jib" lor'Ill
tI‘II'IIIy I‘rI- I'Iivml thrI rol ’

‘;.- It Yul" n
‘.'\l llhlI lI'iil'Jl

 

' ..Iinztot.. Supt-uni II'r ."S StIIIIIIl
IIIIIII‘:‘Il HI’I‘I‘ Lulu SIIpr-rior iv:
'.‘lilllli‘llilV IIIIIt'ninI: lu- II-tItIIIl :It slllillq:
LIIItItrIIul and will I-iIIIIIquIIIS within itI
:toI-m arm :III III northeast and tho
IIIiIlIlch Allunlit' out»: with high shift
ing to mm: It ind-I I'I IlII» II‘IglIIII of. .\’I w
and Nov; York lIrIv. ShlIIvI-I's
mII-t lt' vinIIItI-II with .wulh tI‘I nulli—

wmt ‘IiziIlI- «II ~lronL' ‘.l.*' to lm inmn-
'.I-tIi'-I.t rII lZII‘L'l‘l‘ IN“ and IIJIncI'rI‘IIII

iII :I.IIllII:’ Inuit.
Iiiznwl.»
WILLIS MOORE
I'lIiI-l II.’ \Vt‘athrr ll‘ll'I‘Itll.

Will" I! Till-3 RIVER.

 

‘l‘mmd l‘lonilm: in the Napalm-k and

 
 
 
 
 
 

air' for iIIIlI'u.
will“ for HUM and W ImplIIleI‘IIl.
l --. .. -.-... -...

l-‘onl Plat ii Smut-toil.
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Tm?» Ill"l\ SIIIItI-tulwr 3‘ Tin-
! II:II' .-I~l i....I_v III .I lll;ll‘. WIS
' :.IIIrIIiIIu ll't‘illl?! III Ill"
i.II' .lllll\“ l.lll~ l'illI-
I I'lll In In0 I‘Qlll it‘lll‘ll
.I I~ iIIdlI l'I :IIIIIIMI;

 

Arte-ll Jl ti millfl:
.II»rt;Iiu .I’ gin-"r-

All
h'h‘

rim"
...!I.}".;ItII ll III I:
IIn I'III.l play

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(‘llSTl‘ESTtL BIBAI‘i DOW)“.

Funnier-h Run from th-lr Shit» Ro-vmt'

in their Vigil Mil".

.\'I I1 'I ~I' ~'»‘II-II"II’It-r _‘\ Tim »-.tII;InI—
..III I' .-.- -:.t.IY It IlII- .\'v-'.\ ”own
..I ‘II: IL. .It. Ivmii tlII- 'IIIIrIIin: ifI
III 1 -" III! Smith! ’5 III \I'nliI'iII".

’! '...t;'».' '.llll'fl

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II.I~‘I~U'I‘I:Ir..
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from I!.i~
ll‘IIin lIlII'lr
Nil-"ll ..ttzv‘I» Ihr‘
i‘I-IHI'I‘: IIII-l lll"l"‘ ".I.:
.-YI » :IfI I‘IIII \ t'Iz Inn,»

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ltI'lIn NH IIIIII IthlJIIlHTl‘.
I'I rm ~' I.- llllIrr _‘- l’IItIIrII II ”II
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It sz thII H'Cl'?‘ ll"l4‘27]l"‘7
llI‘pII‘IliIIIII »illlt‘:l"w~’ n!
.I I? V'»~lrr»-Iinv n'l'll"- '.II‘?
IIIr lll"lll'n'ln' '.zoi'vrnor

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NOMINATEI) FOR CONGRESS.

land. Maine. Septrmlwr ZS—vAm-
n wan nominated for I'on-
:byuhe Rapuhlioans of thr‘

W

449 Main Street}

lIII‘lh. '

,und

:InII

‘illl killilfl.

Over the lines.

u." l‘:"‘l‘llli'lil ‘

distrirt'ln i-onventlon hort- l

Homespun.

A 50-inch Homespun. laliriII with
IMelton finish, of mfllrimt weight to
intake llnlng unnecwary. Suggestive-
ély “WinterlIIIh” In nppearunre and car—
: rylng assurance of cosey warmthnn'l
‘IIomfori togothI-r with Irrapronrhnble
:idylr. lilmI. brown, grown. Automobile
land gray mixtumI. mivy and blank.
‘ .8l..'III per yard.

 

l ..
I Laces and Trimmings.

Words prove quite lnadequutn '.o
l more than hint at the beautiful Ilmigna
In Laces and Trimmings (or the conl’
, lug mmon. Artistic (Irontlons In l’lmmn

LIII‘IIII from delicate spldPr-wvh efforts
. to hold heavy designs or flowers vlnru.
All-overs, Bands and Edges to

I treat every requirement.

Outing Fiona?“

.‘ vii».

 

lI‘inn valuns In short lengths of Out-
| In: l-‘lannol—vvhluos whlrh urv pro-
, nounrwl IIy crltlral observant to ho the
bowl wn hard over oflrrod. 2.000 yurdil
of :I good quality Outinp. Flannel In 2
to I'l-yd. Innmhs. pattnrnn» and color-
Inga both varied and pleading. for 6%"

yd.

Ribbed Underwear.

llllIlIv-Il ('IIrsIIt (‘IIvorI-‘I, whilo. long
and Ihnri nlnm'nrl, ‘... and 30v: him):
.30. llllilwd rollon 10an
Vnsh
l’aintu, 23 304'. Finn.
WI-Izht, long and short slam-ml lit-sis
Anklv Pants. Light wright

l.’

long .elI-rII ml.

slIIIl'l ts’lPt'VPIl :md lx'nrr

.17. up! modlum

Stir,

 

For the Complexion. ,

“II I-nmpl'IirI purtlI-ulurly

tltion.

pointrd IlinIIty linmm'rntir' roglstrnr I
tho First VotlnI.y lliiltrlIt III till tho \.1-
I».1nIIy mound by tho I'nmm'ul III ritrlM
\\'
tIIlk In poililunl IlrIlrs.
did from tho 3(1th of Mr

Imam normal.

.. --.~..~

Celebrations luv the umuu Anny
Com Pom-mu Bot-m7.
'I'he. bugle IIIIII hat hounded In the

busy l‘fflmpl-l of thr- Sulvntionlutu. and
Iivvly prrparutionn are brim mud". In
the Army's 700 I‘lll‘pfl, utretrhlng from
want ioIoaIII or the l ultrd Blair-II, to

main lhr Ioniluu narveut III-.lohrammu‘

un IInprcII-IIIIni‘t-II uneven. 'i‘hat tithe-
honorcd IIIIvtom, IIII old a» Iiible his-
tory Itself. to atmmblr. at harvmi time
in order to IIII'I- praise for the year of
plenty. will or taken advantage or, and
tho Sulvntionihts will IIlrlve to make
It InorIII II thanksgiving In practice than
in III-ntimoutn. As the lurnrlltea in tho
days of old in joyoun prorouslon
brought thrh- tithes Into the utoroh
house. on everybody, rich and poor
nliltrI. will lII- asked to bring their gifts
to the altnr of praise, and 1mm. unvar—
Ilinx to the IilI-tatnu o! thrlr IIonnI-InnI-II

0”" lhflnkuklvlng tn the Lord of thit'WI

harvest. 'l‘hmr- III nomethlnx- in this
idea that upwards to nverybody, and an
thI Salvation Army, with I-IInructorlu-
tir IIp-to-Iiutnnm. has not I'onllned Its
uppruls to tho prIIdIII'IIr of tho hold
only. but III IIpI-u to rN‘t'lW‘. any kind or
I-IIutrlhIIIIon. M'r-rylmdy will how :I
I'llfll’ll"l', to llill‘lll'lmllf‘. ’l‘lII- multilnr—
ioIIII philIInthrthlI- onto—rpI‘IIIIII-I of tho
Army IIIIIkII II IIIIIIIIIIIII- for thorn to Illu-
posn of or IIlllIZII Im)’ ltII.’ Inuhlrt I-lasii
of good: t'IouI‘ inllMlI’nl iIIIItrumIInts or
”w ninth to :Irtlt-los of iurnitum III
hank tIntoII

It is tilmmt lIIIIerihlII what amounts
hnvu horn Inland In this; way by the
Army for lIrInIIvrIlrInt. purporos. ’l'hr
H00?” in no doubt tho willingness of
Its workrrs, who glvd ih-lr IIlPI'VlN’Il
:Ilmonl IlIIy IInIl night gratuitously. iIIII
wrll III: thnlu IIplondld organization,
which Insurm tlw maximum oi prom
with the minimum of Inst. 'l'hr. "nor“
mono amount of good that hm! noon

.II-rompllshml during Ihn past your: hy .

those tailors of tho IIIIII of mlvorv on-
lltles mom in tho most. hnnrty support
”lIII- I-I-lelIrIItiI-nq tit thrI inml I-IIIpsI will
tnko pluir- (tom SaplI-mhor :III to (him
lir'l' 3.

"IRASIIER AND 1'”: “IR.

Law and (lnlor Ingm- Mind to Pro-
m! ilanhllnr. Elm. It liniinrv.

It wun Inurnnd today that HoIII'rItIIrI'
Thrasher. of ti)"
has rIII-r-IVIIII II strum: petition from
tho I-itizrn! or IIIInhury Io II~II tho [Uri‘l‘
at his I»onIIu:IIId to prom IIt lIIw IIrmk
int: :It thi' llunlulry l-‘uir 'l'lIIl million
of Iifii‘lll't‘r
ii

In puxl IrIIrI rmnrdlng Immhllm:

IIIIgIIl liquor :I-liInr: IInd li’l’llllfll'l'tl shov I.» ,

Mr. 'l‘hrashr‘r vim III-on today and :Id

mlttml Ihitl ll" hud I'N-t-ivIIIl Hill! :I pp .
but would not my whiit ll" lll .

II udwl to do I XII-pt ih: It M h. Hi In ritl n
to ll‘li‘ Illrmlotu II! IhI‘l' air .1- :IIr‘iIItiI n
rII Imrdlng tha mnttor.

Mlh’l-il).
II‘I'nnogun wdu trday up
II

lllS‘l'tlltlilTli‘:
lCIlwurIl .l.

'l‘lII' :Ifl'xiir h'Iu IIIIII-xr-Il lllllt'li
urifiinz as It
i‘urlls in

I'urtiv.

,nttrndlng tlw livphhllr‘un I :mrun I)! thr‘

III It Imd 'Ihirtl [”‘lil'lt I: last M‘unnln '

Th" \ ”ill" ll'ibll" “W" Mask 1‘ "”"i and (’“fl lluz hullotu In the (am IN III

or Ilw and most

InnthIIIln III Instorlng tn thrI mmplm-

rimplo‘u

hnnllhiul ' “".“ I”
lnutinn lnr mmntnhlv.

in: MI.

I.II opting thI» lirIpulIllInn nom
'l'hn IIthor r‘vt‘n
I‘IIrtl< w m: ousting hallntk 1t

ion thoI lrnshnmw :InII lmnun of youth I'h" “"m'V'l I'Iii' primurlrn .Inri 9“ "1“"

II Ilnlr-gnto to tho .‘I'orwalk lIomoI rIItII l
{Ill} I-rInwntintI.

rI‘InIleng Inn livrr spots. sallownvsu
I'I'IIIIIglIIs II Ilnm; :mil IllSIIIlIIrI'IilIInI-i UH
Nil IprI-nslw nor Injurlouvl

Ii..ImiI»:Il.~:. but :I promo-Is of nuturr.

 

Th- 1). M. REA D (30.:

”moms-r.

I‘I‘Irtying l~‘IIIIr lll‘le‘l llalt’ :I

 

ENTERTAINMENTS.

'4'.

HOYT’ 3 THERTRE.

1"'T‘..'Il‘lIl'(l tho

A—gi- ‘ I-nrry {our
pounds Him a slmplr
I Ilorun't lt"WpII_ you trv It and you will

this "tannins:

UNI? ill“ 'l‘lll lRll‘ lull l‘p lll“\li
Littln Mury F‘liml‘ lh lllllII,irIl

 

.\ ll.\lill \\'ll‘\ ill‘I'I

Not :In l'II’ls‘l‘ ’l'usk
"I'lm hut‘dmt won lwr I I-ror mado
trawling mun
hook tho :Isht's (Ill hl< I'iznr.
hriI'lta hnlr a mllI‘.
thing in

It“
"ms to
That

do.

itinl l'l'l u'hrthrr It I: u' not I)!
Saturday Evening Sept. 30th. .... 5...... ....
’lvrlrks: In important \ mun lwt mI'

lir~t Iimr‘ horn of tho popular sur-
III I III tlIrI srnxnn 'l‘hn iuuizh produc-
IIII; I'm-ipv l’ot‘ bruised III-rvm: :Ind Il}‘.~I-'
prptiI» ~.IIIm:IIIlIIa.

unintlnz down

thut i wouldn't mt‘ry tvI'II hrt’I-k‘: in mrh

‘mnIl from whvro WP worn II1IIIi< In tho
'IIItol and put thorn up on in" Mr ‘l‘hII

. llTlll-(r- worn to IIII put -llll‘ iIr ~IIlv :IiIII

two in I»:II~'I ltnnIl, lInrwoon
and honors tho Ilngorx
l “us not IIllole to
our to put tho brlrks

'Irnk‘pnri,
Ihl‘ llll‘lllll

top ilntl. I't‘zil.

own. .
.\il original IoanIit writton snlrly "WV“ ” thought I. "llII'It'< 83 Null"
ulth tho) lIlIm II. amuse and prr'sont .‘I . "Mimi. ~n i took "IF it" imrl S'flrlPlli

Iil.l'l"l'l}lllN(: REVIEW of I‘ostumos.
hI'I-nIIIgv :In-l Error-ts. and n srr‘ms or
III ,. Int) t plr-n: int: l‘l'ITl'l-lMTl'I NOV»
l l ill‘. '.. Is Iull H II iurizr and I-nrr-

' msv and l

‘ finflt‘l'o‘ lIt‘Imn to grow tlrwi

II I-Imrtor of tho Ilistnnrn it was
:Ilt'ondy {Pit Ilmsn two all:
Hot thou my

'l‘hII min»

i“! Il’

It‘l‘ dollar: in my porkr‘l.

i'i'lll\ I»II-lrItIII portfolio of the vory ‘h" ”WWW" '"lY “Molina“ and
l '.." $03751". ll.\.\'(‘l‘:§, ilnll SPEC: thumbs wt‘l’i‘ soon urhlng it‘l’l’lle.
IIIIIizs -.\l.v arms Imam: to pain "13‘ am In

M I'Impanv ('7' l‘III'IIII—'
l’l I;.-r-I»;.. whom» reputations en-.
lII‘rII III lIII ‘.IIIInIlwrz: of tho llEH'l‘
\ \ll-Ililt‘1.

NOTE.

"I. IvI-rv imiy isllflndllll': thlq por-
.'IIl'l.lI‘li'0' will iIII prosontnd an c-lt'gnnt
lrI II"" ntllth‘llll' of tho lll‘l‘l') of Manila

:u .IInImomtIrution of Downy Day.

l'II'II-<—- 23. 3n and 7.3 (Innis.

SI‘niI-I on min at i’laiutr-d's
Wood's.

HOYT‘S Trimaran. '

Tuesdayfict 3d

All :iIIII I._I-
"urinal;
tttlII
I'.\.\"I‘ l};

and

 

lll tho '.N‘lli'lllilflly llmlli‘omeIlv—llramu‘

“Side Tracked. l”

iIlTli1NII ‘il‘lllli'ill‘\'l
3‘ [T "USU S! H .11 lilNi-l.
.1.\‘i)>‘l-2N.~‘.\’TI()NAI. II:l~’I~‘l-‘.I"l‘S
HIIIhI-zirln: :I I-Ivmpnny u'
“Ll-IVER I'lIMElHANS
prompting tho lutmt 9”an and ImnI-os.

Ell..l

l'f‘t'flflll‘.’ of t'omody, :Intl thr- Art-T
knowlmlgml Loam-rt: of All.

, 'l‘l."

l’rII-os- ‘.‘3. .10 and I5 W‘fl'fl.
Seats on sale at l'laistI-d's anal
Word's Dru: 810m.

 
 

 

llll'Ill) llkt‘ mail.

Ion-“ion.

that lII‘l littln IllstInIn l
lIInIIN stand prowl and l yvus trembling
‘ and y»! tho IIthI‘r follow:
. “a;
mu Hirloq
. liar-room. II wnc all I could do to ram
’ tirat our hand and thou tho other and»

‘..‘q‘.

IIIIvaz horn In f‘uha. '
that tho atmospht-ro of (‘uha ahsorbod ‘
all ntlflr“
’ :III' v’rst from from' tlw mint of «main. '
:1 mar. olsvfi
way without per-3
i had ohsorvmi that'
, \I'hnn onirmv worr- mod that wrro im-
‘IIIIrtml from t‘uha thr» odor was murh
lmw Intvnrn than from thov mind in
Now
marlml that. in mining to tho l'nltpd
‘1 Stain from t‘uha new day seemed to
. be a cloudy day. trip rantrut on sol
imat with the brill at light 01 Cum.
whom the . . ‘II
Minna-W

'vhorn vnrr fragrant.
’IIII‘I- in t'IIlI'I

 

I found mysolf sot;
tinz my tooth tIIgPrhr-r and tho I‘ords
In :nv nIII-I: wvro In :1 high stain of

Ilrml 1‘Ill‘tl~ II! Ilm hntr-l thrrt‘ uus
:I anI»lI .m inI h in nu uholo body that
“...: not III-hing as It I had hrIr-n utmkg

ill.” of plus.

‘i Ilnnt luow how i iuannzod to no
(ould no

likr- .I III.“
:Ilnni‘ifiltlr‘
.1nd Ivhnn I not

laughing HR if to split

put tho hriI-Itf on the rountor. I know

that I wouldn't haw» gun» Mty (not far—
thrr

‘ I I mum warm-l! mm. and I didn't get.
A. 9- scammo“ 5 C0. ‘ow‘r IlIII snrorww for ‘A wr-ok. It looks

I not tho :2. hut th‘r hm day

but juit. try il."——D“trolt

l-‘rm- I’rI-sv.

)‘nll

\\'lmn
l‘nltrIl L:tnlrw in Will and 19.10, aftor

she
lIiI'rry Imp smokrd. yot tho

‘.l'IrI uhrI ohwrwd that

Hurlnnd. MIMI Bronte-r III-an ro-

ymI intently

my.

 

iii'

Law and (lrIlr‘I‘ I.I‘.II:II'II

lln" 5

i of the trlplrt ilflllkhti‘rri of William ”H '

i lIIII-Il. III l“rl‘inl'P rtrm‘t.
Il-U‘ll llll'l’t‘ IIIonthII

.umI |n<l night '

Milo Isl

lit» ‘

\‘.'lII=n I I-nmo within II nun-f

Into tho'

i

'I‘I'Nlrikn liromi'r visited tht‘,’

romarkod ‘

 

'rI-m “norm: our troops aroma

 

 

New Fall Dunn Goods

F‘nll sermon.
kot.

Black Goods

Fancy Silks

Funny Silks for walnts are morn popular than ever.
shown before. Nothing like them ever shown lwloro In Norwmk.

Lace Curtains

llohinot and Swiss Ruffle (.‘urtnlm. $2.00 to 34.00 par puir.
Nottingham Lact- Curtains, silo I) 35.00 par pair.
Rich lrlIIh Point Curtains. $4.30 to 814.501)” pnlr.

Housefurniching Department

Special prlcrs on Blue Flame Oil Slovak, to ('lOfiO.

Telephone Cull, II-12.
qua—Ir _. . ..

I lllll minim co. intuition.

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l

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I .11dlIIdrnd ;It thr- rniII (I! thrm'I and
Ill" half III-r Irnt. W‘l annum has IwI-nI
Imiurml from 1hr mm! II? II (If thrI IIIr~I
I'nt hull ,vr-ar .Ian will ho l'l'i’flll'll to
i' loptmltnrs Oct. ’.’Il. 1899. pgiynhln on and
iIltr‘r ”It in. V S. :il‘IlJJtle'K.

I Supt. '.‘II. 1km SN: and 'I‘roar.
526 2w'

Real Estate for Sale.

 

 

 

you paid for th

l
l
i
l . . ...
5 Pursuant to :In nrtlor oi tho Court “oi, In Suiting“
i 'Iubalr lor tho III ”III of Norw.I.lk
hr» HulIsIIilwr Iiii'r‘rn for pin the houvr‘
Ind lot on thtI .IIoIIthr‘rl} ~lIlII III llnvi
gland .Itropt. in south Norwalk lute-l3."
Inwuod and orIIIIIplori by William ll.‘
Illrmn, now IlW‘PflflPd. '
l). W.\l(l’l‘.\ PIT!) ll
Administrator.
‘ Norwalk. September" .2 ,1899

NOTICE.
Annual Town Meeting.

i
ll‘I!‘ inhabitants ngul voh‘rri of thr’
II'I'IwII III Norwulk, in Ilw l'ountv oi
. II'IIirilIllIl IIrI‘ lianIlII' notiflnd and warn“ ‘
III that the Annual Iown Mowing: or
faulvi Norwnlk. will ho III-id on Monday
llht' 2d «lav of ”rumor. lfiiiit, (III' llll‘ pur-
épor'h of I‘lm‘llng lIv lmllnt all of tho
Eron‘n oilll'oru, IIx'roptlng only thosr- by
In prm him! In lll" :IpptIintml III; tho So-
lnI-tmnu.
ii In polls will hII open for mild pur- ,
‘I l'rl‘V‘ rrnm I; mlork In tht- roronmn'
:nt‘l ‘. II'IloIk In thr- afternoon at tho:
IIllowInI: plums to wit 1
TM 'Inwn Ilouso for thr 1st \'otln_t!'
lllsrlrivt. I
‘l'hn More at No. 12 South Main Slrnni'
in thr- l‘lty III’ South .\'.Iru':Ilk for thi '
Il Voting illslrirt and In I
I
.
l
l

with

32311 S . .
III I nIlI‘rwrnr

 

in the loud,

I

 

tirely avoided.

in lloalrry

the plain.

grounds» prevaI
demand and

,
Randall‘s mu building on tho flour than ever.
lll‘l l-‘IIrnI llrirlgn :It Hurt Norwalk Im
lIII ZIIl Voting llistrirt.

lLIIIIIl ut NrIrwnlk IIIorpsniIi. thi‘ 17th
luv or Sintornhor, IKIIII. »
El’llllAlM THUMBS.
SAMI'EI. LYNES. l
F. ii MERRILL, ‘
SnlnI-tmrn of tho Town of Norwnlk. l
327 It i

 

Refuse Metal Bought. ‘

Munulurmrms :Iud prn 1w Insidt'nts
who hm'n rotuse Iron. roppvr. lli‘ili4 III I
IIlIl mrItnls oi IIIIv kind. Iun got tht».

'l.

Sl’i’lllAlI muons lN llEi‘!)R/1Tl"ll lllNNlI‘li WARE.

Nf'W Lump and To] lot wnrn.

ttractive Economyl

is paying rensona‘blc prices for clothes that
hold their shape and toutinue long In ser-
vice, consequently never begrudging what

em.

'llIe stripes and I-IlIeI ks, together WItlI the
plain blue and Oxfords, are prevalent, and
made up into either single- breasted mats
doIIlIle-broasted
breasted coats with singlevbreasted vests.

This season the two-piouo‘gartuent is still
but the combination suit is
gaining in popularity: it is made to fit the
body as closely asnulme fits the baud
thus with less weight gives as much
wattuth. The. suit fitting so snugly the
wet ght comps upon the shoulders and hips
and being in one piece the nnnoyanpe of
the drawers slipping below the vest in on-

For men the fancy kind are superceding
Fancy stripes. checks and com-
binations of bright colors on dark back-
Cashmere is in greater
ills. effects are handsomer

FRANCIS 8: CO.

Clothiers and

Furnishers. ,
us Washington Rtrcet'. South Norwalk, Coup.

 

TRISTRAM St HY “ "TT

NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. .

This in the Hanson of the your who" pI-nple rm.- thinking or Immathinx new In tho Ilnn of [Irma (loads !or tho
(hIr lim- III all "Indy to IIIInw you and IIontulnt-I ull thrI twwmu IIIleIII of tlII- lul‘filyll and domestic Inn‘-

New liroadrlothn, (Invert ('10th Knrnnyu. VIInIIilnns, MIIItonnttnII Wool IIIoviIIII Iitrirm ”Wm wmpmmg,
llnmonpunu llonrlrttnu and Htvllnh l'IIIIIlII for Iklrtu, und lvunry Mixturan for IIIltn.

We have always mud!I I'l sporluity of l"ll'lt‘ iiinrk Imus (loads and our IIIIIInIIIti-Inq with the qut Importers
and manufacturer» in this line Pnfllill'l IIII to uhnw thII vory IIIIIIt thing» that tho murlwt tIIerIrIlII.
nhowlng the newest weaves In (.IroponII. (YhIIvlotII, llomospuns, Storm and Clay Snrgau, Ilvurinltnu :mIi (”:Ishmeres.

Al [IlP‘ant we uro

We have a larger line. this season than we have ever
(Jame In und look them over.
l’opllns for dresses In all the newest thdr‘s» handsome us the lincst silk and will wear twice as long.

New line of Silk

in our now (‘sIrpIIt Dtpnrtmonl wr- IIrt- showlng a lull line of l are and llIIlllo. (‘.IIrtulns.
’1'th III a now Iloparimrnt with "‘1 only HmrtI-d last .luly—consoquvntly wn leI' no old iltot-k in work off.

Dinner Plates: worn I‘lr. now 90 ('at‘ll. (‘ovr-rI-Il liirl'II-I, wmr SI 5:" now I. II .1qu Pin Pinion ................... lilo

IIIonklant l'lutus, worn 150. now lir' IInI'h , ,

'l‘ea Plates, worn W'éi‘. now in IInr'h. um lit-.Il lli hm, wr-rII lllr» now .‘u III-.IIh 'Agutn “.Hll llIIln ................. luv.
l’lo Plains, warp llir‘, now in with. {Two quart Jugs: .................... 27m (‘nko hponu.......... . . . . . . . . . . ....nc

, TRISTRAM 3- anrr,

NORWALK, CONN.

4

 
 

 
 
 

vests, or double-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

hluhmt rusIh prII-MI {or Iht‘thy «hiding
pnytul in IInIIr‘rvitran. liy prompt and
strlrt uttt‘nllon to luminous and honor»
ahlr' drilling with all. llwrr- still rI'I
mains In town “.1 Harris" to leanII
tho wants of tho pooplo. .»\IldrrIss.
.-\lill.1ll.-\M HARRIS.

ilmldemr 5H Spring ”root; Store—

homo» I.'l- I I Raymond strrot

 

 

 

 

 

liRFISS‘ GOODS.
‘ ,1 largo line of CI‘PDOHS.

SILT» a yard.
6 00 Heavy l’laids.~30. fill. 7.30.
lo” i’lnlrls. $I :I yard up.
BMKS I'IIIIIIn l’lilltls, 7I~_., 10.2.1
1
Pails,
PI 'I
no i,
Pens,

and School Supplies of“ ‘

3 Drawers. 25v.

all kinds at .

l. H. Pilli :ll’S,

Silo.

oltirs at prlI-os to suit you. .

lmMESTK‘S.
Wr‘ lIIIVII II I-omnlntr lino
l liloarhI-Il Muslin. ‘ilér yard.
’ l'nhlvarlmtl Muslin. in yard.
l "0va Flannel. ‘ll' yard.
Outing l-‘lunncl. ll.
lI‘ronrh Flannel. IIIr yard.

% I'NIIERWEAR.
Ladins' \‘t‘sis and Pants at I

 

lIOSlERI.
Children's lion. 3 for 250.
Extra \‘aluo, Mr.
Blark Ribbed limo. 2
l m.

 

 

 

 

 

43. Washington St,
So. Norwallr,
Conn.

-...._._.._---_..-._._.- -‘__.. ..

.a . . . ’

(irnt's lirav and Whitn \‘ost‘é

{or 250',

Are now prepared for the full trade.
plete stock in everycdepartment.

7.30, st.

Mixed Goods and all tho Iatust now

'I'. Mr yard.

80 mph.
and

worth

SCOFlELD &

”wallow. Strut. mum”

Scofield 8- Hoyt

A com-

Indiau‘ Hose. 50 pair.
l-‘IIIII iIluI‘Ik Hose, 8. ”)0 pair.

W0 hawI 3M pair of White and Grey
Blankets ut i8II pair.

11 1‘ will open II largo line of Cloak:

IInIl (‘oli (' upon this week.
iI‘l' RNI’ HIRE.

11'» have a largr line of Couchos from
83.9% up and a large line of all kinds
of furniture.

Now for Carpetc .Notwlthstandlnlo
tlw advance wo shall oilt-r:

Axmlnclors $1...I'I. Moquettea, 3|.
lmprrial \‘elvets, 31. Body and TDD-
estry Brusselv, from 50c up. uromley’I
Agra lngralns. 75c. Other lnmlns
from 180 yard up. Granite Carpets, 259.
' yurd.

.1 large line of Rugs. Llnolamm, Oil
Cloths. Mutiny. shades.

We ahall meet any one on prices and
”II a little Miter.

 

 

 

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