That you alum t to catch cold
fer the pleasure of labial: My White
Pine Expectorant. Jr's Blossom; It
Cures. Moneyrfii’lill ed itfinot satin.
factory. 250, title on $1 per bottle.
T. B. GRIFFIN.
int
' So. Norwalk.
‘ iliSI‘iillilhlLli
Charles White and family moved to-
day from 23 Third “direct to. Stamford.
William H, Banks, of Fifth avenue.
spent yesterday in New York on busi-
peas.
Percival Wilson, of Seavicw avenue,
will spend Sunday with friends in
Stamford. ‘
Drugg
205 Washington St...
Painter J. W. Beattyduis a force of -
men at work painting the residence of
(ioold Hoyt. in East avenue. Norwaik.
Dominick Cancvari is assisting at
ilul‘ner‘s cigar store, during the illl‘l
sauce of Bonnie (Icllo. on a short vu-‘
cation.
The East. Norwalk Juniors will play
the Wostports neat Tuesday a gami- of
football. The game will probably be.
held ill Westport. i
Frank Nlckcrson, driver for Con-i
tractor Arthur Waldron. of Cottage;
street. left this afternoon for a short!
visit at his home in Nyack. N. Y.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be observed tomorrow morning;
at the East Avenue Methodist Church, i
The other services will be held as new
ual.
Large quantities of smelt are being,l
caught from the Benedict Farms 1
bridge and the process of hauling ini
the little fish is watched by interesting
crowds. .
Mr. and Mrs. William llillsc. ofi
Bellport, L. l., are guests of Mr, and;
Mrs. John L'i‘lommedleu. of Seavicwl
avenue. Mrs, Hulso is Mrs. L‘l-iommc-
llietl‘s sister. i
Louis Grocschncr, the crack shot of
East Norwalk, who resides in li‘ort‘
street. has gone on a several tlllyS';
hunting,r trio out into the wilds of New
Jersey near Bayonne.
Rev. .l. W. Davis :vrrivcd homc last
night from Boston, having been on a‘
vacation and business trip. attending
the annual meeting of the Advent Pub ‘
lishing Society and the Missionary So-1
ciety. \
The services at Christ Church to-
morrow will be as follows: Holy C0lll-.
munion at 7 a. m.. Sunday school at .‘l
p. m., and evening prayer with sermon
at 7:30. The Rev. Charles T. Cocrl“
will ofllciate. ‘
Leslie Gamble. proprietor of the
Riverside Mills. has secured the con-,
tract to build a round house for tlic‘
Consolidated railroad at Bridgeport
and will start. a force of men at work
on the job Monday.
Advent Christian Church, Van Znndt
street. East Norwalk——Communion and
love-feast in the morning; Sunday;
school at 12 m: Loyal Workcrs‘ meet-
ing at 5:45: preaching by the pastor.
Rev. J. W. Davis. at ’I.
The Junior Hand held a very suc-
cessful meeting last evening ill the Mc- .
thodist parsonage. Oscar l-ledman
was the lender and at. the close two
young men came forward for prayers
and one asked to join the band immcd- .
lately.
The oyster openers at the Radei
shop returned to work this morning.
after a day‘s lay off on account of a
lack of orders. The steamer Ostrca
came in this morning with a large
stock of bivalves and orders are again
coming ill fast. ‘
The ladies of St. Paul's Mission are .
planning to hold a supper and enter-
ialnment sometime lil Novcmbcr. pro-
bably the week before 'l‘lianksgiviiln.
in a South Norwalk hall. The ai’i’oirl
will be given under the auspices of the .
Latlics' Mission Society. 1
The regular services will bc hold to- ‘
morrow at the Advent Christian 1
Church. in the morning Holy Conl-
munion will be observed and in the eve-
ning Rev. J, W. Davis, who has just re 3
turned from his vacation, will prcach. ,
He will give reports on the meetings
which he attended while away.
George Spraguc. thc manager of Haf-
nér'o East. Side cigar store, had his.
troubles when he arrived on duty, tlib.
morning. The entire front of thc store
was barricaded with planks. old logs"
and barrels. and on top of it all was a f
wagondielongiug to the Norwalk ilnild-
ins Colnpany. it took George several
hours to remove the debris,
‘ Tomorrow. being All Souls' buy. also
being within the octave of All Saliiis'j
Day, the following services will be held
in Christ Church; Low celebration
of the Holy Eucharist at 7 it. m. Sun-
day school at 3 p. in.; fclitivul even-
ing service at 7:30 p. in. Mr. Andrew».
will have charge of the Sunday schtiol
in the absence of Mr. Murray, who
will ‘go to Retlding and Lyolis’ Maine
to niiiiliit Father Coerr.
Miss lildna Day entertained the mom-
tiers of the it“. 8. S. Club and a fun- of
ilieirboy friends last evening with a
Halloween party at her home in Van
Zandt street. llamas appropriate in.
the evening were played, followed by
music and refreshments. Thorn: pres.
ent, Were the hostess, ltebn billions.
lithei l’urmulne, Laura ll. llakcr. Joli»
lilo ii‘nncher, Helen, St. John. Clara
Day, Lester RobertaJElmer Benedict.
Spartan 8i... John, Wallace ,llnatcd.
Iiurwoil Day ad ltuymondealdron.
A party of‘ utilise andPgenticmcn ro-
alciliii lathe tie n it 0. _
were up to a praitkepfli fbhyo last
evening. rattled iii ludl fans coa-
tunieii they went to the home of Wit.
llam it. Gilbert and from, there march
lid to Albert France‘s retidencc‘wliero
the evening was most enioyably spent.
Mrs. Albert P cede furnished ,‘musiu
for dancing. his Hattie afternoon it
gored: gmleVei‘nl, plain;a going“ and
, 1 ml a snag, ' ,r, ll, , ,9 av:
onion refreshments out: anti; ' The
, costumes were ridiculous and canned
paella of fun The mpmbeni quite
party were, "tilted to riipr’cuat‘e'du .
”a 339“.”
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‘ bud "
. ‘ til Willie nus
r itch gills
, Alli Verity ‘ ' it“
“ confirmation it fifth“. ‘
coon 5*
Will street a
dd
im‘hlid Lliar pry, tannin:
Verity ‘than 1* girl arm,
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will take every particle of dust and din from your
floors and woodworkwmnk» them a: clean as a
whistle. no» «spin. oillillmloodior Wlsllinz
clothes and dishes.
Made only by THE N. K. FAlRBANK COMPANY.
Chicago. New York. Boston. St. Louis.
Makenolovu. rnlarsoap. p
meeting of the Advent Christian Pull-
iishing Soclcty hold in lioston Tues-
day. Rev. (lcorgc H. Wallace. of
Bridgeport. was re-eiectod president;
Rev, J, Myctt. of Concord. N. H.. vice
president; licv. Frank llurr. of Boston.
secretary, and Charles H. Wdodman,
of Boston, treasurer and business man-
ager. At tllc. meeting it was reported
that. the society had recently ‘come‘ ill-
to possession of several thousand dol-
lars‘ worth of property located ili War-
ren street. Bridgeport. and intended to
place the property lll fine condition. so
that soon the society would have as
well-equipped a publishing plant as any
in the‘conntry. The annual meeting
of the American Advent Board of Mis-
sions was held Wednesday anti Rev.
D. T. Call, of Haverhill. Mass, was
elected president: Rev. Henry Stone.
of Walllngford, vice president: Rev. A.
C. Johnson, of Boston. secretary. and
Rev. Frank Burr, of Boston, treasurer.
All the meetings held showed wonder-
ful progress and were very harmon~
lOllS.
ROWA YTON.
Mrs. John DcWaters is sick.
Edwin L. Stevens is in New York.
this week. on business.
Melville Young and family have
moved from (‘rorkett avenue to East
Norwalk.
,Edward H. White. of Prospect
Heights. has returned'from a week's
pleasure trip in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edwin Thomes. who has been
visiting Mrs. Mary Thames. has rc-
turned home to Jamaica. L. 1.
Mrs. Jane Thurber, of Patchogue. L.
1., is the guest of her grand-daughter.
ers. Charles Wells. Roton Point ave-
nue.
Robert Winus conveyed members of
the Baptist Church to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth. of Darien.
last evening, where a cottage prayer
meeting was held. The liieetini.r was
one of interest to all present.
The boys of this place were up to
their usual pranks. last evening. About
twenty of them took the sign in front
of liibblc‘s Main street store. andqcar~
rled it downrand placed it on the‘big
cannon on the soldier's monument.
Then they painted in large letters on
the cannon. the words "Major :9!“
liuyler." “ ."
in the Baptist, (‘hurcii Sunday. there ‘
will be preaching by the pastOr' at
l0:45; Stlliday school at 12; Junior
Endeavor at 4; preaching at 7. Spa-
cial singing. trio and solo. All,aro
cordially invited to attend at 0. There
will be a union meeting of the Epworth
Lcague and Y. P. S. of ('. in, in the
chapel of the Methodist Church. ,
Services at the M. E. Church.—
i’l'cuchilil: by the pastor at 10:30 a. m..
followed by the Lord‘s Supper; Sunday
school at 1:30 p. in: Young People's.
lnccting ill ullion with Baptists. at is
p. m'.: pvt-aching at 7 p. m.. by the' pre-
siding. cider. Rev. James Montgomery.
l). i). followed by the quarterly coil~
terrace. Monday (waning limiting of
the official board: Tuesday. evening
mrvicc led by tile members of Brother-
hood; \‘l’cdnesdny cvclllna. meeting at
Miss Kyle‘s. for young ladies; Thurs»
day evening. prayer meeting; Friday
‘rvcning. Blblc study.
———w—-—-—--
DARIEN AND NOR 0 TON.
Mrs. Ralph Blrcllard and daughter
spent Thursday with friends. in New
Canaan.
Mrs, John Dunn. of South Norwalk.
was the guests Thursday of friends in
this place.
Mrs. Charles Hayes. of New York.
[or llo'wdn.
Mills Maude Mather. of Brooklyn. is
the guest of Miss i-lclcn Scnllcld, at
her home in Maple avenue. ,
Thomas Flanagan. assistant at 'le-
rryman George S. Bailey's stables.
spent yesterday in Stamford.
William H. Bhuttlcworlh. of Brook-
lyn. was a guest hull Sunday of Prof.
A. ll. Guernsey at the Methodist pur-
solmgc. ' ’
Elmore B. Wilde. of New Haw-n, wall
Donald. .
Mrs, John Pooicy iind Mrii. Allin!)
Nordln' recently had a very pleasant
visit wli.li,Mrk. William (laden in New
Rochelle. ..
i wish insists that i have an intro
tion of nioviug my laundry from term.
no has been stated. , Louis Walkmlt il-
road ,pi‘obiie. '
Prof. A. ll. Guernsey. of Main street.
, as bacillus guest of his friend. Er-
nest ‘Cm’foot. at his home in ,lfarriei
street, Norwaili. ’ ' '
The topic for Junior tiiiristlnnliim
deliver for Nov. 2 will be "How can We
keep our please?" Prov. 3:3, 4: lipid
or Cheater (inutroll. ‘ ‘,
‘ Mlle Jennie Wecd‘ontertaiuud d‘few
friends. several of. them- from noon
fertilizing a, ”My?“ list
liftli’ it!" ii. .,
”final-liar still? nocht that r lid. Ab
hcrt taghr. of tsunami-da wean in town
outer _ vii lei-noon an ea ed on the
mar? bfdlthei' at the market in itali-
raad avenue, .
George Valentine was out
fishing
He, remembered his friends
,vmiioxfghe ash. ii to
‘ ' - Yell..il0.t90u- are?»
l tilde initial usual hula.
, i
ill
“Mill“?
yesterday afternoon in Ferris creek.
, , Ind returned with a fine mess of dab”
I‘M ,(iur tom lili‘m‘ Win mill
ei- tltlnx moviiile '
in film will
:llridaeport for a visit. After‘a stay:
relic will return to Daricn for another
; visit. . ‘
Willard Cométock, of Norwalk. was
in Dal-ten yesterday afternoon making
. his periodical business call on Town
iUicrk Thaddeus Bell. ...r. Comatock
.rcpreacnta an overall factory in Nor-I
walk and Mr. Bell disposes of his;
l goods. ,. ,l 3
George Smith. son ..of Hanford ,
1 Smith. Jammed the lam. filigeron blag
? right 'hand'l‘liursdaytsbi‘ badly that up
. was necessary to call in, Dr. 6. ll. Nox-
‘ on. The doctor is nowdreatlng the in-
l lured digit daily. The nail has come.
’ot’l‘ and a new nail will have to growf
} in. .
l The vicinity of the Columbia Hotel
.‘is a dark place nights and it has been
isnggcsicd that it would be an excel-
ll(’ll[ idea for the trolley company to
place, several incandescent lights on.
,tlle polo iii front or J. l’. ill'ulunicr'a
ibarbcr shop which contains the sign
“'Cara stop here."
. Mrs. 'l‘bcollorc li‘. Sherman has a re
,murkably beautiful collection of curl"
, santhcmums now in bloom in her gar-
den. this beautiful variety—ranging
from purest white up through rose.
pink. deepest pink anti terracotta, also
yellow and variegated specimens—«has
excited mtlcli admiration. }
Tbc Daricn town assesosrs today
comlncnctul their sessions at the se-‘
iectmen's oiiice in the Town Hall
building. For some time the. lists
harp been made out at the office of
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell and ,Mlss
(.‘ounyhis clerk. has been busy accom-
modating the residents of the town.
The eighteen months’ old- child of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pickett. of Stem-
ford, died Wednesday in that place at-
tcr an illness of only a Week. Tile fli-
nerui was held yesterday morning in
Stamford. Mr. Pickett is the libs-
tlonlst at the Columbia Hotel and has
many friends to sorrow with him in ills
loss.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will bold‘lts first regular meeting
in its ncw home in Noroton. Monday
cveuiug. Fifteen applications for
membership have already been receiv-
cd and it is expected this number will
bc greatly increased in time for the
meeting Monday evening. Within a
month it is expected that the member.
ship will number live.
Miss lda Northrop and George Dance
entertained a large and merry party of
filellds last evening at the home of
Hartford Smith. The affair was in
the nature of a Halloween party and
gtlcsis were present from South Nor~
walk and Stamford. All the delight-
i'ui Hailowc‘cn games were enjoyed af-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Smith served a tine
collation. The party brokc up about
midnight.
Fred Sulitu is slowly
from the effects of the blow
rd in the chest while playing football,
a wcck ago todal. Yesterday after
, noon, in company with Bert Ferguson.
he went to Glellbrook lo‘loau‘ a friend
ltis football suitvto use in the game
between the Ulcubrdoks and the Dar
ion Amateurs. For some reason no
memo was played and Fred returned
3 home on the next train with his heavy
‘ grip. ‘
The members of the Knowiton Fife
‘and Drum Corps met for practice
Thursday evening at the home of Hall-
,ford Smith. The matter oi new rooms
. for the band was talked up and Drum
.‘iilajor Ernest Crotoot, Joseph Streblo
, and Howard‘Slauson were appointed a
, committee to select suitable rooms for '
practice. The committeé hOpc to be
i able to get the old Volunteer Brick and
Ladder Company's rooms in Railroad
1' ilVf‘llllt’.
, The members of Eagle Hook and:
Ladder company will hold their rcglr‘,
lar monthly meeting Monday evening
ill the new anti improved truck housi-
.ili Maiu street. The sides are now
.np and the windows will be placed
Iiionday. There will be four large
windows on both thc north and south
idcs. Contractors l“ill('ll and Mills:
. paugll have the contract for the entire
,work on the building which includes,
lllc muslin work. carpcntcr work and
painting.
About sixty persons liltcndcli the so‘
cial given. last evening. at tlli‘ home of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Waterbury. in
Maple avcuuc. The clinic was lilrcn
under the auspices of lllt‘ Social Lea-
izuc and 'Cliriutiull Endeavor Society
at the Congregational Church. and it
proved a big success In every way.
recovering
he receiv-
1:;
thus been visiting Mr. and Mrs. syn-es. ””0"“ “""WW gunwk, us ilucklns
i‘or apples, blowing out the candle. cut-
, ting the rink in a pyramid of Hour. and i
iotlier pastimes were heartily enjoyed
l by all present. During the evening ii
I flue collation. consisting of doughnuts.
. pica. apples, swoct cider and the like.
was served. The boys outside made
' more noise than the guests inside, and
. kept their pranks up the entire event
inc. tine of illcsc was the backing of
n invite wanton against the gate so that
no one could outer or come out. Not
.ln town yesterday afternoon and made satisfied with this they tied the doors.
”I business call ("3 “mum R. A. Mnc- j took off the blinds from the parlor wlu-
dowu and induigedin all sorts of fun.
, About ll o'clock they tired of the sport
.ulid l‘t'llll‘lll‘ll to their lioltiuu.
, .anW
wear ivoli liVALK.
Mrs. Ainhrmic Benedict is visiting'
relatives In New Jersey.
The William litl'cct place has been
let in a ‘l‘nlmagc i-liil party. ,
Edwin Johnson and family left this1
morning for tnolr southern trip. , 1
Mrs. Joseph Flilcw. who has been?
visiting friends in Hartford, hull m-E
turned home. ‘ , ;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson of;
bridgcport. spent laundry with thelrl
lion. Charles Johnson. ,
Mrs. SillinJIKUf‘llluYflilll lion. llarryfi
of l’onus street. Newlc‘anunn. Weral
the agents of Mrs. Charles Emersoni
r, ii yr, . .
Mr. lioyt. or the New (1
rational Chill"
he almpiil. holiday afternoons,
anaan l
in. will hold m. 5 mm
.00. j
illusion
ll
. .fi "all?
' Sicklii‘fleadacllé. :I'Clilistipation, 1 , 3
. , Altitude. Help
.rm
totalitarian,
at our film! 15,! (.-
A
Wind ”and Pains in Stoplacli, Impairqa’oigeseon.
‘ Disordered than.
if female Militants.
The Sale now exceeds 8!)! matron - Boxers pol- tun-um. ’
Prepared only by the premium. THOMAS assert/nu. st. Helena, England.
,Sold Everywhere, in Boxes, IOc. and 2,50.
Miss Molly Bennett has returned to?
Boston, Mass. 7
Miss Anna Bennett has returned to‘
Milierville, N. .l.
L. F. Richards, of New Haven, is‘
visiting in town. i
C. E. Heeling, of Philadelphia, wasp
recent visitor herc.
Mrs, .i. Q. Adams is entertaining L.
H, Willie and wife. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Martha J. Elwood. of South-
port. was the guest yesterday. of Mrs.
J. S. .ltllies. ‘
Mrs. .l. K. (bruit and Mrs, R. Samuel
(lulllt spent. Wednesday with Mrs. Al-l
ic" Kirk. (.‘llcstnut Hill, ' ‘
Lloyd Nash is thc victim of a severe
cold that halt kept him closely tuiliiiucd
to his honic during, the past three days.
A daughter has bccn born to Mi‘.
and Mrs. Henry Smith. li‘alrfield. Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Amy Walker.
Mrs. Caroline A. Gorbam, who has
been visiting friends in Bridgeport.
has returned to her home on, State
street.
J. Frank Elwood left. yesterday on a
businrss trip of the state in the inter—
ests of the [-3. Frank (‘00 Company. of.
New York.
Deputy Sheriff Louis Richards. of
Bridgeport, was in town this week,
looking toward the forming of an it-
liliali Republican l‘lub.
Captain John H. Cl‘illlfOl‘d, who has
been on a six months“ cruise to for-
eign parts. is lionic. All are glad to
arc the genial captain home again.
ii. 'I‘, llcdford has again established
a. world’s record, this time for a mile.
with ”many and York lloy. who covar-
cd the distance on a Brooklyn track in
Bil-HA.
Mr, and Mrs. \\'nltcr W. (il‘Ossmau
have issued imitations to their
twenty-fifth Wedding anniversary.
which will be celebrated on 'l‘liul'sdtiy
evening. next. .
Contracts for, t 'ncw rcsitlcncc to
he ei‘cctedlvfor Hf! ngnuings, ill the
(irccns Farms see bu. have been gin
on out. Oscar Smith will do all of
the carpenterlng. ‘""
Frederick (luyer ‘aud Miss Belle
llitliovanui were married Thursday
evening. at Holy Trinity rectory, by
tho llcv. Kenneth Mackenzie. They
will reside at Sausaturk,
Captain J. ll. Crawford.
skipper of the Armour yacht Unto
wana. that but'reccntly arrived in
America from a six months' cruise
abroad. returned here Tuesday.
Thursday niglitfigfifgv Dramatic Club
met at the i‘esldcncé‘of Frank Osliol'lic
and took the initiative ill the matter of
a production this winter. it. is lllf‘ ill-
tcntiou to give a perforllinncc between
’i‘hanksiziving and Christmas,
The reception tcndcrcd to Mrs.
l'nrilou l‘. Straycr. wife of the ltci‘.
Mr. Slrayr‘r. ill. lliI‘ (ll'ccll‘s l-‘al'nn:
t‘burch, on ’i‘ul-sduy evening. was :I
“H at success. Many were present illlil
an enjoyable evening, was spent.
Patrick lililiis. il farm hand cmpioyv
ed by Bciijniiiili Foster. was struck by
u trolley cur. 'l‘llursiliiy night. llllil
ulliic painfully injuri ll. He was lrcni»
i‘tl by Dr. Powers. who ordered ltilll
taken to the Bridgeport Hospital. Lili~
cr Ennis was l‘t‘lllO"t.‘tl lo the police
station. charged with intoxication.
livron A.‘ Williams. aged sixty-nine
of ltivcrsidc avcnur. died at his home
'l‘hursduy noon. Mr. Williams litid
been ill for some time. The funeral
will lli‘ held Sunday afternoon. from
the house, at 2 o'clock. alld from Christ
Church at 2:30. The services at the
crave will be ill charm.» of Temple
Lodge. l“. and A. M.. which the til-ceas-
ad was a member. Mr. Williams lcllvca
tlirec children. Edward A.. Mimi Eul-
ina and Herbert A.. to mourn lllii lose.
besides a sister, Mrs. (L A. Lyon, of
New York city. .
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who was
haven‘t I
every 0
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a mall
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- .rira eight:
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CIRCUS PERFORMER iNJlJRED,
U. S. A. m. 365 Canal Street. New York.
SAVANNAH. (m.. Nov. l—«During
the performance of Foropaugh & Sells
circus at Albany. Ga. yesterday atleri
noon, Mintinlt, one of the performers.
was seriously injured. Militing‘s act.
was the riding of ii unicycle up a spir-
a1 tower forty feet high. descending
ill the same manner. He made the as-
cent unusual. but when he jumped
from his wheel at the top of the tower
the platform gave way and he fell t0‘
the ground, striking the structure at
three different places. lie was badly
bruised about the shoulders. had sev-
eral ribs broken and received internal
. injuries, the extent oi‘ which have not
been dctcrlninml.
SEALlNG SCHOONERS‘ CATCHES.
\'l('3’1‘()RlA, B. 0.. November i~Thc
sealing schoollcl's Annie Painter and C.
1). Hand arrived last night from lichr-
his Son. the former with 433 skins and
the latter with his.
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839 it in operation ll our display
room.
Horace R. Nash
Gill'.ll0llll Main and West Streeli
Niliililik Platinglliris,
NO. 40 WATER STREET.
IOUTH NOIWALK. c7.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43.6.
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We, the undersigned, hereby give no
tlce to all persons and corporations ll-
able to pay taxes ill the city of South
Norwalk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or before the lat day of Nov-
ember. 1902, a written or printed list.
dated. signed. and sworn to, of all the
property owned by them on the first,
day of October, 1902. liable to taxation. "
making a description of all real 'estate,‘
each parcel being separately deacrlb~ ,;
cd; and when reference can be made
to a map on file in the town clerk's
office. such reference shall be sufficient
description.
N. B.~—Lists may be returned to the
assessors, at the council room, Havi-
land street. South Norwalk, from and
including October 14, 1902; to and in-
cluding November lot, 1902, said office
to be open from 9:80 to 12 o'clock a. ,
m.. and from 2 to :3 o‘clock, p. m..: on
Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
evening and on Saturday. November
lot. from 7 to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn. October 8, 1902.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
VENANCIO A. SOOFIELD.
Oct. 8th Nov. 1. Assessors.
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We, the'uudersigned. hereby give no-
ticc to all persons and corporations lla-
bie to pay taxes ill the Town or Nor-
walk, that they are required bylaw to
deliver to the asees’sors.~or‘eltlier of
them, on or before the first day of No-
vember. 1902, a written or printed last.
dated, signedand sworn to. of all prop-
erty owned by them on the first day of
October, 1902,- liablc to taxation.
N. fir—Lists may be returned to the
Assessors, at the Assessors olllce
Town Hall building, Norwallt, and at .
insurance building. South Norwalk.
at the office of J. B. Lawrence. from
and including October lilth, 1902, to
and including November list, 1002. said
offices to be open from 9:30 to 12
o'clock it. in. and from 2 to Gio'clock
excepted); and on tintiirdays and on
November lot. from 7 till 0 o’clock in
the evening.
Dated at Norwalk. C0lill.. Oct. 7, lilo.
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