Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 18, 1902 · page 8

 
 

 

 

A chance with everv pair of

Queen Quality Shoes.

 

Sole Agent,

 F. D. LYON & co.

9i) Washington Street.

South Norwalk, Conn:

 

 

 

I RAlD ON’ THE FAlR GROUNDS.

'I‘ Only One Tramp Captured by Norwalk

‘ ,. I Police Last Night.
Captain R. N Moronmme and 0th
our Thomas limit. of the Noriwnk pn-
lice force. made a raid last night on
the stables at the Fair Grounds with
1 the intention oi securing the itssiltiilt‘l‘
: of William Mutton, but were able to
‘ catch only one. tramp who claimed hit-I
home was in Fairiioltl and his naniv

John Barry. He was iocliod up lot“

the nl'glit and this morning he was

taken to the hospital. but London
, oould not itivntit’y him no Itiiyonc iic
knew. Barry was st-ntoncod to thir-
. ty days in Bridgeport jail by Iliidiil‘

» Lockwood.

The officers made the raid shortly
after 10 o'clock. ’l‘hcy scoured II can
rings from Dunn d; iiaiiits‘ stablo and
with William Pctrio tlrovo up to 1111‘
it‘ grounds 'l‘lio usual (”Aloud
wich hangs out how iltitl l‘\itlt’lill\
been hightoned 1\\\tl\' on itt"i(llilli or
the London case

 
 
 
 

 

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KING’S DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN-
ED

Mrs Ruth ll. l’lziistvd entertained
the members of \‘l’htitsocvor t‘irclc.
King’s Daughters, of tho South Nor
. Walk Congregational (,‘lllll‘t'h. and their
1', friends. last evening. at hiII' home in
1 West strefit. There. was a good ill-
teu‘dance and a most cnjoyablo t‘Vt’ll‘
ingfi was spent. Miss Sabra iirziut
Ayres a graduate oi Union 'iiIIIoiogI
cal Seminary. was piosont and gain Ii
, vpry interesting and iIIsiI-Iuitirv talk
on “Stories of the Bible." \t thc
business scssion Mrs. t‘imrlcs Si. oJuII
was elected at dolegaio to the county
convention of King's l‘laughtcrs to b»
held \Vetinosday. Uctohcr fill, at llridgo
port. Light refreshments \\t‘l't‘
served.

 

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs. Ellen, wife of Joseph W. VIII-
ian. died Wednesday morning in New
Canaan, aged 45 years. of t‘lllli‘i‘i'. Fun.

‘ erai services wvru hold )‘t‘Sli‘i‘ilily moiw
ning. interment in Nurwnlk.

Mrs. Paulina it. Mllli‘l' dicd thi.<
morning. at her li‘Silli-‘ilt‘t‘ with Mi'r
S. M. Lyle. tit 2t} Bridcn III'tInIic. Nor
walk I’l‘wo sons. A, H, .liIIriii, of
South Norwnik. and Oliver S. Milli-r
of Bethel surrici‘. i“lliit’i‘;ll scrin-cs

 

 

 

 

Will be held Monday illlt'l'lilitin at 2'30
from hei

into homo ltm lt‘\\l§ i\
astot of tho Nothiik Moth»
lilllt‘ii oilititting~

 

 

 

WAITING FOR THE CONVENTION.‘

President Mitchell Preparing His Ad-
dress and May Make it Public.
\\'ll.i{iCSl3AltliiC, Pa. October i8»—
Pl‘t‘silll'lll Mitchell was engaged toiiiiy
iii Iiri'uugiiig the details for the coil-
voniion on Monday. and preparing his
liilill'efis to tho convention.

liv licid hchind closcd doors.
Mitchell's adiiroas only

and Mr.
not be mild"

public. it is probubio. howcror. that
he» IIIiii Filtllli bul‘ort- the doors arc
cluwtl. 'i'iiert' IiI'II no Iicw Iii-Willi)»

lllt‘flIS today in any pint-so of thc strike.

ii.»\ZlI“'iI'i‘().\'. Pd. October lS'”Till'l‘C
companion of the First ill-uiiiiciit wore
I'nlipd to ilrii’toii today to Iilicil u did
turbuncc L'tlllb’t’tl by the limiting of ii.
lltlliIllilltlil t'orciunor.
\\"d_\' from h‘l't‘t‘ltllltl to tho ilrii'ton col~

iliIIr)‘ of Cox Brothers and Company.
'iict'orc thc troops arrived the 'Iissail

mmmwm- «a»... .

$5 000 Given Awayiil

lt‘ prrco- I
doiits Iii-II tollowcd. the convention will

who was: on his“

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the Fair Fur Iiiiil cloak iitIirii.l

(AI laraoi, Proprietor.)

An All Trimmed
Hat, $51.50.

it is It felt hat in turban and
in English walking htit shapes.
trimmed with vulvot. block or
colored silk. ti quill rind Iiii ()l’nfl-
mont. This is It special but at a
special lll‘llfl‘ for tho balanco of
tho. wcok only. Artur Saturday
the prion will no 1-3 more.

This inducement in mode to
encourage you to rail and see
our rousonnbly pricod millin-
cry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

68 Washington St. tonlii llOlViilK‘

 

 

" .

lix-(tounriinniii Edgar ii. i'. " 1‘ Id
Ivit'c. returned last night from Heron
lSlililil. Md. whore tiiri' intro lit on
spending thII suminm'. and are now
ilillllli'llt'll at [lll‘ll' homo nt in» corncr
IIt‘ Wont IIIIIi [Clingrilvc streets. Mr.
l-‘ox rcplirts tiint .llziino :igi'coa With
him. as those who haivr won him Sliit‘i‘
iii> arrival will I‘ciillily :igrrw to.

Miss Eilziillt‘lll lirvin. truciiri‘ in til»
\‘cst Norwalk school. is Silt‘lllllllg the
day calling on friends in South Nor—
Ivali-c. Miss i~lrvin attcudrd the trach-

E;

Ladies Tailor Made Suits,
Jackeis. Coats. Games
and Norfolk Suits

. FUR JACKETS
the latest style

Krasovitz 8: Fox,

North Main. Comer Ann St,
South Normal/e.

J. GRfiTNER,

Merchant Tailor,

Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter

 

 

Coming.
My repair charges are very reason-
abio. i am as capable in working on

Ladies' garments as upon Man's.

0! course, if you want new work——
well. come in and talk with mo. i
hoiiove i can llllUi‘t‘St yo“

39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.

 

 

WINE]; ~

 

familiarity. loch.

iii. ‘

”Mu—a...

TI'IE LEADlNG DRY GOODS STORE.

 

TRISTRAM&HYATT

, NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

Ladies”, Misses’ and Children’s Winter Cioaks

Our full line of Ladies‘, Misscs‘ and Children’s WINTER GARMENTS are now open. The

line this season includes LADIES‘ FINE TAILORED JACKETS. in all the latest shapes. We
can show you any style you wish from a short nineteen inch jacket, to a full length garment

We buy of only the very best makers, and our styles and shapes are both correct.

to $25.

Prices from $5

Misses’ and Children’s Long Garments.

We bought early In the season when tailors wanted work and manufacturers wanted money.
A big lot of CHILDREN' S LONG GARMENTS at much less than they can be bought today; they
run from 4 to 14 years in size, and from $4 to $10 In price.

 

 

I BASKETB‘ALL TEAMS LlNEUP. i
l The Coniptiny lI‘ first llLlSlI'L‘lil-ililf
l team will line up :igziiiwl tiic Miillllii
Vernon High School Alumni ii‘tllll Moo i
(lay eveninz. iii" «port will he stnrtvld i
With a game botwcon thII l
of Company iI‘. uud ihv h‘t‘llm‘ils.

,Iioiituiiks
til

Mumford. 'l‘lw iinoup or" the teams
will ho:

Montunks. SIIIIIII-as
J. Riley it i“. Klk‘l‘
D. Riley i.. iI‘. liiiss
Lister if. Moot-rs
Kenuey. Capt. it. i: iii‘:t\‘i‘.‘
Godfrey ‘ l.. (i. l'lt‘i'i'I‘
Dorney Subs. Scroi n~

 

EX-MAYOR HUBBELL IN TOWN.
James T. lliihboli, our» of Norwnik's
former mayors, who is now onguizud in
the law biisiuous in tirconvillo, South
1',” Carolina, was in Norwalk this morn
ing greeting old friends.

 

 
 

 

wHickory. oak and IIIIIplII wood out
and split to order. Flil‘lltHE‘ taunt unit
out cold for immediate delivery at

Rmond Bros.‘

_ Mrs. Kill." Bonnet was tondurcd 2i
.. . surprise Thursday evening at hI-r
’ home in Orchard Isiroct. Norwuili. tho
occasion bring tho hitiionth aliiilVN‘I
nary of her marriage. A larttc number
of friends Iwie present and thII own-
lug passed very pica-sanity with games
. vocal and instinmvutni mush. About
thumgmidnight it fine collation was sorvod.

. Mrs. Ruth Mnkin. oi’ titty stroot. itlI
{landed the stair convention of thc w.
iii). '1‘. U. held last Ivvok in NIIW ilztron
lupiace or III-II. W'lllltttlt IIth-unI-r.
who was unnblc to attrnd on account
all ltlness.

ENCYCLOPEDIA.

HIAD THE. NEW YORK TRIBUNE
AND GET THE LATEST AND MOST
UP TO DATE ENCYCLOPEDIA. 12
V9k MI! W THE SET.

BALL AT

J. MAGNER’S.'

E MAIN ST. SUI NORWNIK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ants had fled.

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titty.

THE

III-s convention at Nrw liiivcn. restor-

 

 

Thc New York Sunday Sun
For Sense and Fun

'thi SLNDAY SL'TI' does not try to be
a potent medicine. it does not pretend tint
etcnIhing in it IIill make every reader feel
that it “as prcpnrcd to meet the “Hill! of
tlIII particular render. THE 81' NDAY SUN
is puI Iogtihcr for a lot of kinds of foiks~1i|
iitc lands but till dificrenl.

Trix? JUNDflY J‘UN

which is being baked
for distribution on
the morning of

J‘unday, October [9th,

has had its ingredients
mixed with
just (hi; idea.

 

 

 

Now it 3 1 rather usclcas sort of a man who
iuit interested in girls Itsn rathcr -wcll—-
rather tiresome sort of a girl that isut inter
ested in what thc average man is interested
in So this coming SUNDAY SL‘I‘i has a
great dcai In it about girls all sorts of girls.
old and young and pretty and well not
so pram with sortie remarks on ways they
might use and do use to make themselves
prottier There are articles about girls of
other ages and clinic: than ours who have
worn and do twat trouicrs. its Well as of girls
who hue made \Icnus a back number.

There is an article on the Meadow Brook
Hunt which tells much of those American
followers of Diana. Mrs. Ladcnburg and Mrs.

Kernochan and their brilliant riding after
rhc hounds.
it was in the Meadow Brook Hunt that

President Roosevelt distinguished himself by
dcscribinv it broken arm as ' ‘ii mere scrnich'
and by treating it Is a mcre scratch. too.

Two knowingly written discussions of the
way students live or Oxford and mi hie make
I most interesting study of university lift:
her: and abroad and tell much inicrcsting
detail thou! the comforts which some Yale?
men enjoy Moremer. there is everything
that is intercstin Inbour Mr. Same. the
2qu young man w 0 has lust entered Coiunp
bin. He is as interesting as be is black.

Sin Creek is rather more wicked than the
United Stores Army. its favorite exhortcr.
Uncle Bob. recently made its morals ‘Ihilci‘
l'llll'l snow by applying the remedy of the
"parable ‘ of the chipping sparrow and the
dawn of Hell. A Charleston correspondent
has written of the revival most appreciariwly

From North and South, East and West.
THE SUNDAY SUN‘S writers have sent
in their brightest ind cleanest for THE SLIM-
DAY SUN‘ S renders. These mcnrioned here
In: only curly samples. Nothing is raid of
the fiction. Iwhich iii in good as THE 5U N-
DAY SUN‘S fiction always iii. Nothing is
said of the pac yIiIl' funny things. when:
the loomed mime lectures to the other
monkeys on the fruits that pain in front of
the monk: house. especially on the Act‘s Clio].
an or C0 er-Bird Nothing is sold of iHE
SUNDAY SUNS regular dc urtmcntu con-
ducted with all the skill Ind d stincrion which
ulways grlce them.

IT'S SIMPLY

The New York Sunday Sun
For Sense and Fun

 

 

 

 

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Hilly Goodwin.

TAILOR
CL 0 THIER
- FURNISHER

Your inspection is requested on
our new and up-to-datc line of

litiil'S,BOlS’&Cliililiilli’S
Clothing

We guarantee that our prices
. cannot be equaled in the town
this season.

We also carry a full line of
Union made clothing. if desired.

N0. 6 NORTH MAIN ST"
MAHACIQEMO BLOCK.

Wanted

Firsts-Class

I‘z,‘

Painters.

Decker,

87 Washington
Street,
So. Nor-walk.

 

 

Mirna Marion VI-‘Irnam. of Eilfit ave»
lino. oprnI-Id hIIII dancing clams for
minors and mimirrs. yI'ntIrIiIIy alters
noon. in the town ilrll‘rillllily hail build.
ing. Wiiil tumor. with ilii zittI-indiinco
or about. forty, Mlb‘il Vernnm‘ia balm;
anointed by Miss Ethel Slater and Minn
Edith HilllU-il'.

The Hill Makvrii‘ Hick Benefit. So-
ciety will hold itI firm. anniiiii hull and
«Intrirtainmcnt. Thanksgiving III/e. No-
vomhor all. Iii: Music i-iiiii. Door prim
amounting to 320 in gold will hr given
awny. [Iowe‘u orciicutra will furnish

 

 

 

 
 

i ll. iliiiiiill,
Carriage
Builder

ii'iid Dealer.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

On Il‘dturday, October 25th,

bliah a complete list of all the New Books of the

together with a great deal of literary matter of
to book Imus. prepared in its own inimitable style.

 

 

the film an in new“ iii Wit Nam-ii: From the following. m
I tic iii-c:

F. I. MIMAN‘.
W ‘

music.

styles.

PERFECTION OIL HEATERS—TAKE THE PLACE OF COAL.

CHILDREN S JACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS (x to 4 years) all new and upto date

Housefurnishing Department.

NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR.
NO POSSIBILITY OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.

. ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH. PRICE $3.50 TO $5.50;

 

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Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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For imit- inI optimum»
«it (intonation. an Within
1 no. it , lit.

 

 

women or discriminat-
ing tastes.

We are confident
that this shoe cannot be
outdone. Quality and

stvie ~Iseftiribe money

 

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New Haven. which’ahe attended but
work.

William McGuire. the Water street,
Norwalk, young man who won remov-
Hi to tho hospital a day or two ago.
will be taken back home this lifter-
noon.

Arion Hint-ting Elohim has voted to
ovrrhitul Arion Hull. and next Week
Minter .i'IIIiliIn Brown will commencii
the lob of giving; tiiiI (interior a coat. of
paint. '

John Gilnmrc. tho fainting actor who
brim been hammering with his family.
at Rowayton lint! taken up but rest-
dance for the winter at the Clifford

Percy ii: Fania hon iniitaiirri it new
Rollo annimoiator iii the Hotel ('lif
lord one of tho linear or in kind in
drive country. '
iron: minorities arrived Idol. night

, deli titty. mi trinity enter-I

 

Ironic: nit in Clifford.
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, TODAY IN WALL 373551; HELD AS FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
I NEW YORK, Oct. 18.~Stephen Mc-
WALL STREET. III-1m a. mlflrlmgo Milian. who is said to be the son of 3
HOW Old (Writings um I‘Pillnlml in IIIIIIInIIIIp membcr of the Canadian Parliament.
1 and Ohio at tho opIniug. 7pm) sum... was arraigned in a police court at oJr-
twink: [rnlll'd in :II from 11..” m Hung. any City today on a charge of having
IS YOur BOD ‘? I-IiiripziIII~Ii with 10W... ywatturdny's cios- ""“N'ZZM $1300 from his former em-
- inn. ’l‘ht- gIIII-rai murloi was slightly pioycm F. H. St. Charlus anti Com-
irrcaular but Missouri Pal ific and Can. WNW. wholesale grocers. of Montreal,
3' 4’ 5' 6 07' a? IiIiI-Iin i’ill'lfit‘ mudc it good fractional Q‘W A question was raised as to
23in. (in ih . other hand St. Paul rind ”1" WW“ court's jurisdiction and the
Now i'orii (.‘onmii [mt ground whip. court dismissed the complaint. but.
lbI- ("orders worn ntonily. llt‘lli McMillan for the United States
REEFERS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. authorities as a fugitive from justice.
Reports over private wire or Staples
in any of the abo'be sizes & Ooldschmidt commission brokers To the oard of County CommlSSlOH'
Swartz & Corbett's block South Nor- . ers of Airfield County.
w:aik l hereby apply for a license to sell
0an High Low 12: ill) Spiritoun and lntoxicattng Liquorii,
$! 00 .-\mai. Copper. 637.. 9.37.. till»; I'm , ' Ate. Lager Boer, Rhine wine and Ci.
- .\.m t' «I it, 35'... rpm 5.5;; not... dcr at 9 Railroad avenue, '1' 7m of
Am. ('or. (iii. 7.0-1, rm. 30% SIM Norwaik.
Am. ll. Two. .37 57 I37 .37 Dated at Norwalk, this 18th day of
that formerly 5010' at American lcc. lullz In?»$ till...t toy. October. A. 0., thin.
$250 and 5350 Amor. Loco. :loT. fill 307.. iii-k. MARTHA SCHAUB.
Am. Loco. pfd., Slim. Min... 93*; 95K, Applicant.
' Am. Smelt. 47 471. «i? 47%, We. the undersigned. electoru and
Last year 5. surely. My, Am. Sugar. 1:?» 123% 124-31."; 12M; Itnxpayoru, as defined by law. of tho
.-\. 'I‘. at; 8. Ft'. 907.. 91k; filial. 907,. Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse tot.-
bflt “My are good ”all“. .\.T. It: Si‘. 9. filth. Hill-i; IIli loll. application of the aboved named
llait. & Ohio, 110%.. “2‘4 loll-'- MM; .Martha Schauli for such license.
. likiyn. R. T.. am. 641.»; 64 6434‘. . Dated at Norwalk. this ilsth day of
Pitt‘s. 8; Ohio. I'Iiilq, 7:33.. 32% 53 iOt'tOben. A. l)._ 1902.
1 (‘hi Gt Wont. 315i; Til-NI 'lilgI ill-1;. ‘ Fritz Galina. Henry (I. lI'roeb. Ulis-
. J c. M. & St. P. Inns». tilt ifiii‘s. “ng tavs- C. Friedrich, 0. N. Banks. Wai-
(.‘lii ill. & P. zoom moi. liifl" 19M. dam.» Dann.
l'oi. F” ii i., Iii iii mu. its!» l hereby certify that the above ham.
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT- (‘oi South. ill 34% 33“: 337a yeti (followers are elctorx and taxonicra
1-533 AND FURNIsHERs. i ‘onaol Gas 2'30 ’20 20 220 ian defined by law or the town or .V'or-
_ llll. & Hull. 172% 1721.4; 172% 1721fiiiwalk
85 Wuhmiiton “mt- into. :IrI-II. iii-M. 393;. xii-II. f [mind at, Norwnlk this lttth any or
South Nor-walk. iii. Ccntrnl. 152% 152%.»; L31”. 151% October A. 11,1902.
. mil 8:. Nash, 139% 13911 1389:. 189% HERBERT ‘R. SMITH.
“199““ 133 12' Manhattan, 136 Inuit 12.33.. 35-h 018 25 Town Cinr‘fi.
L Mot. St. Ry. Hill" ”Lila“. Hi“; my) i -_ ., . . o _. .
nun—— Mex. i‘cntrai, may. 26‘... win 26». jTo the Board of County Commissioners
. . M.-. M. K. d; T.. in 3W. 307;. 311.. of i-‘alrflold County.
' . . . . ‘ . M. K. & T. pi’d. 6:21;.1 uni. 623/... 63 l hereby apply for it license to sell
a I -,I 1331-1...“ .-.-.‘.-.;.-.-.- tout-that: M0 Pzil‘il‘ll". [iii “31“ ”I154. ”11,“ spirituous and intoxicating “QUOTE.
'I. National Land. till :10 29% 29% Mo. Lager Boer, Rhine Wine. and iii.
_ G] th Pl :. N, v, Control. infill. 1531;: 1:273; 1333/ {or at ilk” Washington street. town of
.' . Mort. & Wont” 79% 7‘ I“ l I 4 orwn
-_ over S e ace _:: Ilnr. & what... fill»; my. fill/i 34in; Dated at Norwalk thlt-l 18th tiny of
:. .I. pong. Ft. it. innit; idol/2 iris iiif. Ocmhcr A. I). 1902
.- ._ rII-o, (iris, iill‘g’; iflz'l um; um. HERMAN re. MALMO.
nj 1 [ii-nan. 8. (Ear. iii til 6th 607... Applicant.
:- '. Reading. 70 70 till till i We. the IInticriIigned electors and
-' Tildl : Road. M will. 7% ran. 78 7* itaxpaycrli. as defined liy law of the
-I 1-. Fiction. Stool. 2n 1,5. 254% :13 23% ‘Town of Norwalk hereby endorse
:. ' .:. Riihbcr Goods, ‘2?! till 23 Zil their application of the above nomad
.I I . Hmi. Purina. 737.. 7434. 73% ii Hm‘mnn E Malmo for such liconao.
i '-' Sou, Ry. (to. .‘lxl/g an»; anti. 35th; hatred iii Norwnlk thin 18th day of
:. 3'. sum. Ry. phi. 97 ii? iii fl? ()rtohrr i) i902,
.’ '3 Torin if. [tr l.. Mb; crib; 66% 667.. Fritz Galina Henry C. Froeh. (inti-
}: 1-: Tax. i’airiilc. till... lab; MM 45 lav E. Frim’irioh, John Oldeniiohlagor.
:. .:. Union Pacific it)? 1071...; 106% “MM .lnhoii Wolf.
'1 'I‘ in thin. not. ill ill 91 91 i hnrcby certify that. the above nom-
.- 'I‘ [,I' p, Loathr'r. 153,4 1W4 Hit. 1W. IIri enriortwrsi are elector» and tax pity-
:. .:. [7. a lmn. pftl.. ill hilt; 9|I my. a;nNaa defined by law. of the town
'n' ‘; lI'. S. Stool, Ill '4. 41% Ill Ii. ill/i o orwn .
“ 201' women 3: l}. S. Stool pill. ill 91% 9! ill hatch ill. Norwalk, thin 18th day of
{- Wabash. 3.3%, 35% 3211.4, 3.1V. October, A. 0.. i902.
:Ij Wabash, old. 50%, 50V; 50 50% HERBERT R. SMITH.
.:. Win-It. tin Tel.. 92% 92% 922' 22:: oil? 25 Town Clerk.
.. ianon. Conn. 23' 28' 28 .3 a I T
.:. W A A To tho board of County Communion
I": At llir monitor; of the Woman's era of Foirlleld County:
-: (flirtation Tompnrnnco Union. hold yea. i hereby apply for it license to soil
3.; (many. with Mrs. William inlei‘PntSG. Spiritumm and intoxicating Linuorri.
at. her home in Qtitiiixirtl avonue. Mm. silo trigger tiller-.1; fllnotvliigefnnd Ci;
-:~ charm riyxbon rend Ii my interest or II n on I: II m mm o
is selling .mpkflv among Is' ing report of the ninth convention at Norwalk. My place 01' Militia“ it Mt

located within 200 foot. in a direct line
or a Church Edlnce or Public Reboot
house or the Dl‘t'fmilml pertaining
thomto or any Postnatal» Public Ll~
hrnry or Comotm'y.

Dated at. Norwalk, thin filth day of
October. A. i’)., 1902.

MALYK NONE, Applicant

We the iinilmigmid, tractors and
Myayerh, as defined by low. of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby “dam the
application of tho above named Mnlylr
Fodor, for such license.

Dated at Nor-willie. thin 10th til! of
October A 111902.

Alix-ml W. Chioheutar Joseph b. Kc-
Furlong: .luiiuii V Heokor Augusta”
sent-nth. John Mayer

f hereby oortli'y that tho above some
on endorse" bro electing and my”:
era. as defined to low. of the Tm of
Namath. I

noted III. INOFWRIWy tiIIiI toil: lay of.

 
 

 

 

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