x Other Side of tits Rim.
inlay backer. of Bridgeport. called
“Q friends here Sunday.
deaths
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Hroé‘bhn‘b BRANfléifi
HIUHLAND BRANDS Alibi STRICTLY UNlON.
HIGHLAND PilaleilK.
HIGHLAND CREAM AIM,
alouLAnn aAVAiuAN. ,
stock Ale and W"! .
HIGHLAND MALT itX’l KAGT.
and Mail with iron.
l'k‘ m" "’“km” W“ ‘ “mm“ WT or nxmassm son FAMlLY use, ~. .
.Isip-to New York city today. as carefully as a physician's prescription. a. i,» i.
i
. run runner siAur 'I‘ONiCs MADE. . t ’ t
‘m box openin of the sister Aid
‘ , 1 will be he Wednesday night.
willim Taylor. of moments; spent
g :anday with Albert Morgan, of Cove
0
It a the original prescription of Dr. Mack, a Scotch physi-
u i ensue om are-arom-
‘. a;
«smiles: at u... fillet or all EV! "- THE moon I
of several capitalists in Northern Vermont, who, in 1898, pur-
They build up the weak. and are unsurpassed In any MW.” 2w
Motels and saloons .llrnlshed at reduced prices.
oeuvanan one: To FAMILIII. " 1‘ a,
Arthur D. Ferris, of Riverside ave- . ctan, whose wonderfu cures'of blood diseases astonished the chased the original prescription. appreciating the vast field ISAAC G. “HAMILTON. 801$ 39““. .
. mi!!!" muffled home “on! I "3" In country m o. ‘ for this truly wonderful blood renovator. . NORWAY K “mm . iii,»
mm It is m e of roots, erbs and plants found among the Its forty years' record; its unstinted recommendation by “L cillNggls‘H "A'Ngo'fifmwn Telephone an", “9‘4.
Hrs. Chitin Pinch. of New Jersey, fields and valleys of the GgmsMounstainmSti§e G V leading1 cphysio”!!!:diifi fidoruimwt bl)’ ,0” $001)“?! whoa; ' ' “m HIGHLAND ow. Ipauk
spent this any with her sister. Mrs- It was rescribed to r. ias mi ast eorgia, t. greeno‘ age prove ts ie- iv ng qua ities— as in ucnce . - "n ,- in
min Wheeler. and cured lllm of a blood disease which had baffled the best its new proprietors to come fore the public toda with an “m"b‘m” 0” ”“3 mm MEANS HIGHEST “MW” W».
Leona and Jesse Jones, of Howard physicians of nut time- Dr- Smith at oncdyurchased the TC" Absolute that the medicine 1 benefit w m ”" '“r " “""“""’3' ‘ ‘ .
avenue. were surprised Saturday after- scription and named it Smith’sGreeaMoaatainRenova _ . all sudbrertit‘rom diseases which are the result of s
, . noon, by about twenty of their friends. Its wonderful cares of blood diseases attracted'the attention depraved blood. OSIHg at a e
Baggage Master Frederick Walton ' ' ‘ ' I ’ r
., whgggtgggggggg-vmgfmg A use-mu. omen —— TRIAL. some me: a..- ,, t
Rock. Ci. In order that you may give Emma’s Green Hoantalst Renovate: atrial, and get the benefit of its wonderful curativaiower without risking any ’ t,
n." J h J F at fth Ea , nsoney, we will mail you a trial bottle tree d all charges. if you will send your name and address ay to , H VA" 500 . ..i do”
. o a . o , t A - l
nue Methodist soi'icooii colon: is if. g. sumrs ones-u murmur mourns. at. some, ransom.
. n . I l ... . . ‘ a
. fi‘n,
tending the funeral of a former parish-
oner in Scarboro. Pa.
Miss Florence Brown. telegraph op-
erator and ticket agent at the east-
bound station, South Norwalk ,spent
Sunday with friends in Danbury.
The Revival Band of the East Ave-
nue Methodist'Episcopal Church will
not go to Westport. tomorrow night.
as announced, but will wait until the
anniversary of the church takes place.
Harold Simona. of Maple avenue. last
1 night celebrated the ninth anniversary
of his birthday by entertaining in large
number of his young friends. The time
was pleasantly passed with games, mu-
sic and a tempting collation.
Presiding Elder Joseph Pullman, of
the New York East Conference, was at
the Methodist Church. Sunday, and
presided at a quarterly meeting. The
financial committee on the twentieth
century plan of the conference were
elected as follows: James L'Homme-
(lieu, J. C. Hawkins and Harry Hoyt.
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IIIDOIPORT.
A great many interesting values here
today worthy your investigation. Price
temptations are great.
Men's gray shirts and drawers. price
We each.
, Men's natural and camel's hair wool in Main street. in front of the Lamb . ‘ . _,_,_ ,_ _ ._ -_-e_—.___
shirts and drawers;'price 75c and 81.00. brilllpilrrty. The highway committee W ”LIAM 3111.32.13.12}. ' ‘
. wi ook into the matter. ‘ " 90.00
mm 1,,’,':',“',';‘2,.,"°°' “we mam" The total amounts of bills paid wcrc F 01' S812 by i i Dated at Norwalk. October 5, 18:92.
, . . " o ‘lt
Men's fancy shirts with cuffs to
match, price 75c and $1.00.
Men’s working shirts 'of outing flan-
nel. price 50c each.
Men's blue flannel working shirts,
price $1.00 each.
Women's ribbed vests and pants.
price 25c each.
Women's fleece lined Vest and pants,
31% and We each.
Children's vests, all sizes, price 25c
each.
Infants‘ ribbed vcsts in cotton. cot-
ton and wool and all wool, prices ren—
sonnble.
\
him... loin.
Continued from First Page.
scheduled to come up were deferred
until the November meeting.
The bill of Dr. S. W. ncnuppnn tor
attendance upon a stray horse Whlcn
died at Dann it Banks' stables was
thought to exorbitant. The bill was
referred to he police committee.
A. .l. Meeker inculred about a bill
for eight days' extra police duty. He
was informed that it was for special
service prior to the appointment of
Thomas Hunt as regular policeman.
The bill of 8405 for the new hose
wagon was paid.
A bill was received for damage to
property at the comer of Wilton ave-
nue and cross street from Burr Smith.
He claimed that the city had raised the
road higher than his house and was
flooding his property. He wanted $100
damages. The matter was referred to
the highway committee.
Jabes Wheater’s bill for 817 ior put-
ting up election booths was paid.
Councilman A. J. Meeker reported
that the walk in front of ilanlon
Brothers' building in East Wall street
was in bad condition, and that the city
would have to rebuild the walk, it hav-
ing been built by the city when the
Wall street improvements were mnuc.
The matter was left with the highway
committee.
Mr. Meeker also reported that sever-
al dangerous cellar doors and batch-
ways were to be put in shape.
Mayor Glover i'ii'errcd to the walk
Use i
Highway, $203.69; POlli'f‘
times; sewers. $30; administration,
$32.30; lire. $517.41. Total $980.85.
Councilman Oliver E. Wilson. chair-
man of the finance committee. report
ed through the mayor that he had
$195,000 worth of i'nnccllcd city bonds
in ills possession. and asked for in-
structions as to their disposal. Those
are the bonds refunded by the recent
city bond issue. Mr. Wilson was un-
nblc to bc present.
l'pon motion of ('ouncilmnn Meeker
it was voted that the bonds be dos-
troycd in the presence of the nlayor
no! the finance committee.
(.‘ouncilman A. ll. Hoyt. chairman of
the light rommittce. reported that the
committee had met with representa-
tivrs of the Connecticut Lighting and
PO“"‘r Company and would havc fig-
urcs for n thrt-c und fivc ycars' con-
as follows:
and i
F. H. Ba
Scotland Papers on the Defeat of the
Shamrock by the Columbia.
You Don’t Have
to be Troubled
with that cold. ,
BRAZILIAN
BALM
ONOWW “WWW.
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TAKEN WI“! 600” “BACK. I
TOWN
issessors’Notioo
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
[ liable to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk, that they are required by law to
t deliver to the Assessors or either of
them. on or before the first day of ivo-
vmber, 1899. a written or printed list.
dated, signed and sworn to, of all the
property owned by them on the tire!
day of September. 1899, liable to taxa-
tion. '
N. B.-I.ists may be returned to the
Assessors, at the Assessors“ Oillce, 0p-
crn House Building. Norwalk, and at
the Council Room, Haviiand street.
South Norwalk, from and including
October H, 1899. to and .ncluding No-
vembor lat. 1899. said offices to be op-
en from 10 to 12 o'clock, a. m.. and
from 2 to 5 o'clock, p. m.. and on Sat]
urduys and on November lot from 7 to
, 9 o'clock in the evening.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
CHARLES W. BELL.
.AssossoiiNotioo
I We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
. tice to all persons and corporations ll-
! able to pay taxes in the City of South
Norwslk that they are required by law
I to filiver to the assessors. or either of
7 the . on or before the thirty-first day
of October, 1899, a written or printed
list. dated, signed and sworn to, of all
the property owned by them on the
first Monday of October. 1899. liable to
taxation. making a description of all
real estate. each parcel being separato-
ly described: and when rcfcrcnccs can
xter i
luoiiui
Mason Jars, 40c per dozen. .
Jardiniers at less than cost. From 10c up.
Fancy China. Vases. Lamps.
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them. '
Cor. No. Main and West Sis.. So. Norwnlk.
I". .
“emit!“ ‘33191933;
Southey. Dunbar and Shindss.
Planing and Steam Sawing.
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALBIQ IN
Doors, Still, Blinds. litrdlood lartels, Casings, Bio. .
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
suaarmuo PAPIRI.
Mill and Office foot of Marshall st.
so. Norwalk.
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance- in price, lam
now in s Intuition to give my sustomeaa the
beneilt of the same.
My stock consists of first-sis” Deals
only, both Lshigh anti Frasbsralag,
liszlston and Jeddo, Eu. Stove. lot
and Pas.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, lid do-
livered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERR‘IS.
OAL! COAL l
v
Women s . Edinburgh. October l'i—The Scots- ,
in". >21] f! ' th‘ 2‘. vcmlcr mcctin . , r l .t
T “ 0d Trhln cgm‘phnynis desirous o’f makingfl; man, Whiting to yesterday 8 race for I mullnlauyz‘bmm whlgrlubnghmw:&fif:d%z fierfisigdficfisflll’ rjcriegdllcien :ilgllm‘l):
k ' - ' .0 ll . ‘ l "
. a or louucr contract. [hfg‘gnrl‘frlcg ilmI’hszyllus rovcd an _ 1overtwentyyesrs.andieanaaythsicitscarm sufficient description. . Tel. 53-3. “9 Washingtonm
Suits .7 o .‘ -.’ “ “3' “. .i’. m.” scum!“-t"'°iei.:.icc'rl"m No Bruce m.. be m..... m A. ..
' ”1" I 5cm" o “0' at, w “ m’t'rlid lhgutl‘igrrhfyfiloml: as oifill'oiii{§“°3g assessors. at the Council room, liavi.
Women's Tailored Suits—a special
suit at tit).
Women’s, .
Jackets. “L3
Women's Jackets—rt Jacket at '5.
Ribbons.
Black lam-la silk. No. 50. real value
25c, our price 111- yard.
Black silk lnoirc ribbon. No. 16
width. rcal value 2.3:: our price lflléc.
Narrow fancy ribbons, price he yd.
Pillow topS. all the new subjects,
price iii: each,
_0_
Keckwenr
for Women.
The hand r'WIYI'n' (‘lliffnnv—bcta in
this act tum. price sun.
Pull Illu- of block t-:u:hmcrc glut-cs
rm" to hand, Ilrlf‘l' 2.7. 39 and four,
Also for utilises and ('hlilllCn.
pair.
The molasses windy pull in our base-
ment salesmvm willbc a trial in all
that pome- ~madc and sold on the spot.
price We lb.
1 .
.3.st
Smith, loony & o. .
IRIDOKPORT.
.wind like yesterday's, in the running
ithcrc is not much to clloose betwocn
i the two boats, but in working to wind- '
'ward. tin.- Columbia can keep away
from the Shamrock. a conclusion which
WOM EN’ 5
EYE 5' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' upscts the pi'cconcelvql‘notions.
"But the Shamrock has at least twu
a th ye ad . . in or'hnn "4 i-lmnccs more, and it is to be hoped[
to e se rest: "5 p p 8 [that today she will give a better ac-i
has. They'll find a "slight" it it's hid- count of herself. A race lost is het-
‘icr than no race at all. The defeat
""1 ”CW9“ "'3 WW “I“ u“ "u" should be taken with good grace."
. . The Glasgow lit-raid: "Tho rcsulli
Our paper hangers never sun! "1°", is discouraging. The shamrock fuilcd
'nrk; they do mo" tn.“ (0 ”lint: ti) realize llritisb expectations. "0-
!‘forc five miles had been covered the
i! please Olll' patrons. They IO '0 at! Columbia shook herself clear and kept
, the lead. Possibly the Columbia's cap-
” to U! to ”"9“" ’1” 0'" 9“" lain. in the previous abortive races.
- _, may have held her back, playing ahlle
rons friends. Th“ is "at brings as, his opponent pushed us. Certainly the
new contracts—that is why we are '1’! Columbia pf'oved herself yesterday the
ways holy-M is why every Job we; fill; Bill... Mail says: “The result
do 2- “ Mum-mm for n A m-i, $3.53.“. 11357352122? 'f'i‘. 'é‘iil‘i'oil
lsfled patron can not help ml "53.315353: 1:32.233: "'l'hcI
about‘it. Let as talk to you
ghouii wind at Sandy Hook has blown at last.
i and cruelly cnough, has blown the (‘01-
that 105 m film having donai umbiu home first. The Shamrock's un-'
; lucky day may revive a waning intcr-v
E E WHH‘M 5 (at. There is yet no reason to despair."
l " .
‘ ' ' l 5 low An won Isa-no t
. a - m . IIaM Illala
to first Avon". East Iarwalk fiflTm’fg'. ..;W&.,,c.m;m 1?:
m, «tan. is”
sroves " “
'i‘l ‘ WEEKLY SUMMARY. i
l The s wary of the Commercial}
; ltccord for the current week makes thel
; following showing:
land street, South Norwalk. from and
including October 14th, 1899, to and
including October alst, 1899. said office
to be open from 10 to 13 o'clock, n. m..
and from 2 to 5 o'clock. p. m.. on Sat-
urdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the even-
ing, and on Tuesday. October 31st, from
7 to 9 p. in.
City lists cannot be received by the
assessor; after October 313i.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
October 10. 1899.
FRANKLIN A TOLLES.
ANDREW J. HUTCHINSON.
T503 LUMBEEIKM. ii.
represented."
Good. gave} 533... W'eakon. ov 0min. mg
as. cull! OOIOTIPAflou.
leans M s an...
lfiflfla'rsrmhg 010-20. _ ‘ ... J {3
Reftl‘oo Moulflought. $1’M0 Reward !
Manufacturers and private residents-
who have refuse iron. copper, brass or, For any case of Hay Fever, Cold in
old metals of any kind, can get the,
hixlmt cash pm- for them by sending ‘ the Head, Rose Gold or lnduensa that
mu] to undmm, 3, mm" "a i BRAZILIAN BALM '1“ 30‘ 61"., ll
be g enor- i directions are followed. No person
strict attention to s seas and it re- i not even the Wm ”Md“, "a
ll.
able dealing with a there still dared to make such an offer, nor would
mains in town “A Harris" to attain
the wants of the people. Address. '0 if '0 did not know that BRAZIL,
ABRAHAM HARRIS. lAN BALM is a quick, positive. and
Residence. 58 Spring street; szpermanent cure. Thompson Foster, of
house, 18-15 Raymond street. WHIIIIIM. ml" Ian: 'I suitered
- | with naught"? every “11.1110; Zia; tes
ooo FELLOWS GRAND sucauc- :3...“ "f5, “mm H, mm “:1:
MENT. That was in 1887 and i have never had
Seymour, mm... 17-“... m..... .n. E it since. nnAquAu sAut II is won
campmcni of the Odd Fellows of Con-MOW“ remedy IN]. doaa "Within! "Ill
rccticvut is being held here today. with i ’5 claimed '0! N» W. It" hundreds
mcr 100 present. The Grand Scribeio'Mwm We will also tho
reporting thirty-two encampment in! same "VI"! in "I. II. of Asthma
the state. the same number as last yeari 70" '30 h! m 500 and IL"
___I _
AND RANGES i 8“" :22. and a total membership ohms; lrhoimk. or asst it you assua- tai-
, . _ expenses of the years en ng in y 1.! -
NEW AND ~ {:2}, 'l’fl'm' ‘3 “3% 1899. were risers.”| gill“ lhe {occlpflt B. l'. JACKSON 0 00..
’ ' ' tota n at e iron-i “ll (ll-h
SECOND-BIND. i Hartford. is 57.3304 "3'50"” 1"" |
m E, ............ m sun's; schizoid- rear". m "‘ _
AT Rdtli-BOTTOI c ' ' 33:33:“ N 2'4) $14.35 and this afternoon the election andg m flung“.
51"” PI! Up lid Repaired iNew Britain. 5 18.535 sisllation of officers are in progress. l I.» man’s. &
h“--. 2 3,150 —_ a... ‘
’ SZL'médnn _. “50 Dsl'l‘ldsnolpland ”venison-y. i '- H .
CHAS I BLACK 1 \iiddlclown ' l 7350 To quit some easily and forever. bemag ”mu m f
s e 9 iii , . ' 'i ii 100- latte. in! at lita. nerve and vigor. hiss Ito-1'0: .“ “I! ' " ..
v i m'" j‘b , ‘ {150 line. the nderworkcr. that rushes weal: m I '1' Its-1"", “as”:
no Washington Street Bridge Iiianbury. .-.. um... All druggistsJoeorOi. Catamaran “a. m .— a...“
. . i . --— ma booklet us asmplo rm. Address! Airman-muse.
South Norwnlls. lot 1255.”? Man Ramsay us. Chicago or New rots nuns: as. Its use. “I.-
_ ._ ._ _f, _ _. .. . m1_-._._a
It Pays to Get the Best.
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage Works. .
DAILY FREIGHT LINE!
BETWEEN
NORWALK, $0. NORWALK
and NEW YORK.
PROPELLERS
City of Iorwslk, Vulcan and Eagle.
Leave Nor-walls 5 p. m. .Lonvo South Nor}
walk. p m. Leave Nona! York. Pier 23.
[not Riv-r, Book-non It, 3 p. m.
Norwalk Chronicler