“ killinsiness is not located
616% Mt lift a direct line of a
"this . tiniest a Public romances.
the premises pertaining thereto or
sellout-adios, Public Library or
Hornet Lbls ”Lit day of
A. D.,
. ribs or 1*on.1.
Applicant,
is undersigned electors and,
‘ . as defined by law. of the
florivsllt. hereby endorse the
on of the hbove named
"‘ H; Powell for such license. ,
, all “bright. this 12th day of
'0‘. D 10
C 006% Out. N. -.f«l‘ Hoyt, Edward Wil-
SK DoKwns Matthew Corbetti
oily certify that the above-
umbd‘mdbdgerhage flectogstrdr tax-
"9W6; as It y aw.o e own
otNtirwalkh
; October. A. 13.9. 190
_ HERBERT R. SMITH,
019 90 Town Clerk.
‘ To the Board of County Commission-
. era of Fairfleld County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Splidtuous and Intoxicating Liquors.
' , Al... War Beer. Rhirie Wine and Cl-
der at 61 Water street, Town of Nor-
walk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edllice or Public school- house,
or the pro lees pertaining thereto or
any Post-o cc, Public Library or
Cemetery. '
Dated at Norlwalk. this 12th day of
‘ October. A. D.,
FRII‘JLI.l ZIPPERER 6t (10..
Applicants.
We, the undersigned electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
‘ Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
a lication‘ of the above named
red Zipperer 6; Co. for such license.
Dated at Norlwnlk. this 12th day of
00 char. A. D., 906
on Oldehsc’hlaxer, Jacob Wolf.
Coltmi Becker, John R. Spencer, John
RI Sheebn n.
’ Pllsreby certify that the a va-
nambd endorsers are electors an tax-
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwich. this 12th day of
October, A D..1906.
, HERBERT R. SMITH.
013 20 . ,. Town Clerk.
Dated at Namath. this 12th day of .
lu’s
seamstress W ,. .su
abelh streets, Town of N rwfl‘
My niece of business Is not located
within 200 feet In a direct line of a
Church Edition or Public school house,
or the promises pertaining thereto or
any Post-office, Public Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwdlk, this 12th day «
0clober.A . .1
TlilllfloN R. BRADLEY.
Applicant,
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby «endorse the
collection of the above . named
'l‘ orbs R. Bradley for such license.
Dated at Norwslk. this 12th day oi
October. A.D.,.190w6.
L. H. Decker.w ,. H. Qultman. Joe.
Tammany. A- N. Clark. 11‘, I. Burnell.
I hereby certify that the above
named ondorsers are electors and tax-
payers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwallt.
Dated at Norvgaik. this 12th day of
October, A. D 100
HERBERT R. SMITH.
0111 20 Town Clerk
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfleid County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and. intoxicating quuors.
Ale. Lager Beer. RhineWine and Cl
der at 28 North Main street, .Town
of Norwalkn
My place of business is not located
within 200' feet in a direct line of a
Church Edlilceror» Public school-house,
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Postoliice. Public Library or
Cemetery. .
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October. A. 160.
JOHN W. PENNINGTON.
Applicant
We, the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town ‘of Norwhlk. hereby endorse the
lip ion ion of .the above named
Jo h . Pennington for such license
Dated at Norwslk. this 12th day of
October, A. D., .1906.
Patrick Kearney, Thomas P. Casey,
Patrick F. Crowley, John L. Kelly,
John F‘. Shechun
. l hereby certify that the above-
named endorsers are electors and tax-
bayers. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwnlk, this 12th day of
Ootober. A D. 1906
HERBERT B. SMITH.
019 20 ~ Town Clerk.
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A
ILOOD POISONING
results from chronic constipation.
which Is quickly cured by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
infuse new life and vigor; cure sour
stomach, nausea. headache, dlaainess
and cello. without griplng or discom-
fort. 25c. Guaranteed by F. 11. Ban-
ter. South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed.
, Norwalk. drunlsts ‘
PLAINFIELD JUDGE DEAD
PLAINFIE Oct. 18.,—Juilgc
Chriiitophel' inhale. well flown as a.
trial justice' in this section of the state,
died to—dsy. died 67 years. He suffer-
ed intensely with an lntsrml‘troubie
for the past two wooks. Judge Shin-
n‘ers leaves a widow and 0110 daugh-
tier.
, . A IADLY IURNIO GIRL.
or hey. man or woman, is quickly but
of n if Bucklsn's Arnica Salve is
app ed promptly. J.Welch. of
Tekoushp. fig-ch. gays? "I“.usle1 it It}:
lastly r .sores an a »s
injuries. and do it perfect." Quick
est Pile cure known. Best healiul
salve made. loo.» 9‘. H. Buteris.
Southihiorwalk. and 1,6.P P.Wogd's. Nor.-
We
on. HEATERS
are absolutely safe and reliable. So
simple that a child can operate and
rewlck them.
They cost less money and produce
more heat than any other oil heater
in the market.
There is no smoke or. smell. Will
heat a room in palms and keep it
warm. Holds four quarts of oil and
will burn from eight to ten hours.
Guaranteed to still or money/refunded.
Prices range from 92.98 to 94.50.
soon-i nonwd it. doom
coc'rose sa1pin:f.wouto «or
Peter Fry. Woodruif. Pa. writes:
"After doctoring for two years with
the best physicians. in Waynesburx,
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
vised me if i had any business to at
iondito i had better attend to it at
once. as i could not possibly live an-
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foleys Kidney cure was rec-
ommended to me by a friend, and I
immediately sent my son to the store
for it and after taking three bottles I
began to not better and casino“ to
improve until 1 was entlmly ‘.woll"
Plsislcd’s Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
HAGKETT'O PRIVATE OAR ROBBED
NEW HAVEN. Oct. lit-The private
car of James K. Hackstt. which has
been sidetracks near the railroad.
station. was broken into seine time.)
during last-niaht, and a number of ar-
ticles. some of particular value to the
actor. were stolen. The time of the
robbery is not clearly fixed. but it is
thought to have been shortly after
midnight. at which time Mr. Huckett
was a guest at n snicker given In a
local hotel by the Yale Dramatic As-
.i
L‘lilieéjrb
a, ,33,
1 mgr" mbi? mild”
‘ M“ of ”gimTiast‘nifitsnd
, i can
i hereby up
tissue
inhabit-igloo: and isteaicatlau opium”
, quot-s. Ale. Laser Beer, Rhine
“Mk1!- place of business is not located
within 900 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edll‘fdo ‘or Public schoolhouse.
or the promises pertaining thereto or
any Pout-onion. Public Library or
iilotory
listed at Norwaik. this 12th day 0i
October.A 0.1906.
MALYK FODOR,
Applicant
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town. i‘ Norwallr. h endorse the
snakes inn of the. eve named
Milly?“ dorN for illilch edge.
at. arms _ ' 1 th day of
00m 1‘,A 1).. 1996" m“ ’
Julius V Becker, .1 h C Meli‘ar.
land. Joli Meyer. {an Quittner.
Coleman herself.
I hereby certify that the above-
nsmed endorsers are electors and tax-
payers. as ,dedned. by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Nel‘lwalk. this 12th day of-
October, A. D
Hanshnr a same
013 20 . Town Clerk.
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfiel? County.
1 hereby apply or a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Laser Beer, bins Wine and Cl
der at 66 Rsilrba avenue, Town of
Norwalk.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Editice or Public school house.
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Postodlce. Public Library or
Cemetery. -‘ .
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October. A. D..1906
. . SARAH LARRIGAN.
Applicant
we the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
appilcuIIOn of the above named
Sarah urrlgan for such license.
Dated at Norwaik, this 12th day of
October A D., 1908
Josepp C. McFarland, Harry S Pick-
ering, ‘ erman Quittner, Bernard Rey
holds. John Redwey.
l hereby certify that the above
named cndorsers are electors and tax
payers. as deilned by law. of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October. A D., 190
HERBERT R. SMITH.
019 20 Town Clerk.
T0 the Board of County Commission
are of Fiiirdeld County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating ldquors.
Ale. Laser Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at Holland House. Connecticut ave
nus. Town of Norwaik. .
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edllice or Public schoolhouse,
or. 'the premises pertaining thereto or
any Postoilice. Public Library or
Cemetery
Dated at Norlwalk. this 12th day of
October A D, 06
ADOLPH KESSLER,
Applicant
We, lhn undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwnllt. hereby endorse the
Autilisation of the above named
Aolph Kessler for such license.
Dated at Norwulk. this 12th day of
October, A. D. 1906
Holmes Quittncr. Martin Spahr.
Wm, J. Welseit, John .1. Barry, Wm. 92
Benjamin.
1 hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and tax
papers. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Nonvuik, this 12111 day of
October. A. D., 1906.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
old 20 Town Clerk
To the Board of County Commission
are of Fairliold County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at corner Ferris and Connecticut
avenues. Town of Norwnllt.
My place of business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct. line of a
Church Ediflce or Public schoolhouse
on the premises pertaining thereto or
any Poslofllce. Public Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October, A. D., 190 0.0
JOHN T. CURNYN.
Applicant
We, the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as dedned by law. of the
Town of Not-walla hereby endorse the
application of the re named
Team a fonsucli license.
iodat Dorwuik. this 12th day of
On 1”her. AD 6.
sin-y C. Frost). John Olden-chlaaer.
Edward Cabal]. John Malone, Edward
Brewer.
ruby certify that the above-
nulm endorse“ are electors and In:
payers. a defined by law of the Town
ofNorw it.
i
Dated at Alfipmflkf this 12th day of
0ciohor.A fl.
. DESERT R. SMITH
012 20 y, , Town Clerk
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Ale. War War. Rhine Wiueifim
‘1'. WM: ll. Benton street. Town of lien
All such" right: "title ind “interest!“
Elbirt A Woodward. late of Nerwalk.
deceased, bed at the time of his death
in or to the following described real
estate. is for sale:
2. A parcel of land with s dwellinu
house thereon known as No.1 Ann
Street, situated in the City of South
Norwnlk in said town of Norwalk. and
bounded—Northerly In part by land of
Lillian H Tilly and In part by land of
Edward K Lockwood; tsrly 09 feet
9 inches by land of cry A. Crime;
Soutlierly about 90 feetii inches by
highway called Ann street; and West
eriy by other land of‘ssld deceased and
in part by land of Lillian H. Tilly.
3. A parcel oflandlu dimensions
89% feet in front and rear and about
|liltlll. feet in depth. with a dwelling
cuss thereon, known as No 10 Ann
Street, situated in ash! City of South
Norwalk. and bean edwNortberIy by
highway called Ann street; Easterly by
land at asah 10.36.9119 Southerly by
land of WI helm Llohtl‘l an; and West-
erly by land of Ferdinand Hayes ‘
4. A parcel of land in dimensions
26 feet in front and rear and 120 feet
in depth with a brick store building
thereon known as No. 84 Washington
Street, situated in said City of South
Norwnlk. and bounded—Northerly by
hisbway called Washington Street;
Eatserly by land of the estate of Reed
Hovlland deceased Southerly by land
of Lounsbury.M Mathewson k 00.; and
Westerly by land of the estate of Ncl
son Taylor deceased.
5. A parcel of land. with a brick
building thereon known as the “City
Hotel. ” situated in said City of South
Norwnlk. and boundsd~Northerly 104
feet of highway called Havilsnd
Street; Easterly 60. not by land of
John Oldenschlnyeer; outherly by land
owned in common by said ElblrtA
Woodward and the estate of Burr
Knapp deceased, (the parcel next dos
cribed),104 feet; and" Westerly 50
feet by highway called South Main
Strain.
6. All undivided one-half of a parcel
of land in dimensions 100 feet in front
and rear and 101 f at 6 Inches in depth
with a brick bloc thereon known as
"Music Hall Block. ' situated in said
City of South Norwalk. and bplipded—
Northerly by other 19,136 of- {mid do
ceased. ( e parcel lust. alibi-sh dou-
cribsd): Easterly by "land of n 01-
donschlazer; Southci-ly by and of
Emma V. Pepper: and was city by
highway called South Matti treat
A parcel of land in dimensions
about 45 feet in trout in: (1 rear and
about 147 feet In depth. with a dwell
lng house thereon known as No 68
South Main street situated in said
City of South Norwalk. and bounded—
Northerly by land of Annie M. Hayes:
Easterly by other kind of said deceas
ed. (the parcel next herein described);
Southeriy by land of Jacob A. and Cs
cells Rudder; and Westerly by high-
way called South Main Strand.
8 A parcel of land In dimensions
about 45 foot In front and rear and
about 113 feet in depth. With a dwell-
ing house thereon known as No 5
llunford Place. situated in said City of
South Norwalk and. hounded-North
oriy by land of Wm. ,Hilsdon or wife;
Easterly by other land of said deceas-
ed (the parcel next herein described);
outhsrly by highway called Hnnford
lace; nnd Westerly in part by land
of Jacob A. and Cecelia Rudder. in
part by the parcel lost some describ-
ed, and in part by land of Annie M
Hayes
9. A parcel of land in dimensions
about 65 feet in front and rear and
about 118 feet in depth. with a dwell-
ing house thereon 'known as No. ‘l
Hartford Place. situated in said City of
South Norwalk. and bounded-North
eriy in part by land of Wm Hlisdon or
wife and in part by land of Harriet
Bell, Elmlerly by land of Nellie H
Clark: Southerly by highway called
ilanford Place; and Westerly by other
land of said deceased, (the parcel last
above described).
10. A parcel of land In dimensions
about 45 feet in front and rear and
about 90 feet in depth, with a dwelling
house thereon known as No.2 Hanford
Place. situated In said City of South
Norwalk, and boundedwbloriherl by
Highway called Hanford P ace:
Easterly by land of Mary
C. Woodward: southerly by land
of. the estate of Francis 9‘. By»
Iicc deceased: and Westerly in part by
land or the estate of Francis 9'. [in-
bus and In part by land of Charles S
'i‘rowbridgc. '
ml2. A parcel of Infill. with a dwell
house thereon known as No.
Inoodwsrd Avenue. situated in said
City of South Norwslk and bounded—
Northerly about 160 feet by highway
called Meadow Street; Easterly about
60 feet by highway called Woodward
Avenue; Southorly 163 feet 6 inches
by land of Mary C. Woodward: and
Westerly about y67 feet by land of
Christian Swsrts.
13. A parcel of land. with a dwell
lug house thereon known as No 66
Woodward Avenue. situated in the City
of South Norwnlk. and boundeilw
Norihuriy about lilo feet by land of the
heirs of Lens 11. Woodward: Easterly
60 foot by said Woodward Avenue;
Southerly nboul 100 feet by land of
John ll Woodward: and Westerly tilts
feet by land of The Cleo. Hotchkiss
B’tnics Co. In art and In part by land
of bristles mm...
14. A parcel cflland. with s dwell-
1118 house thereo known as No 09
w dwsril Ayes situated in said
fig“ 60th licrwaik and bounded-
thglym about 166 set by land of
Job n motel-l iii feet
by sflltl Woodw rdf Menus: osthcrly
about” Idii feel by other land of said
so afloat“ exthersln described): and
Bell filyfi land of The Geo.“
Old tell
., 16. A partial of land; with a dweili
hm thereon kilotm us No.1
Wbodwsrd Averill situated in said
Ave all:I Sell
firwmmb'”d I
new a Go.
1'1. A tract of land. being salt mea-
duw in Whole or in part. in quantity
two acres. more or less. situated in
said City of South Norwslk. and bound-1
sd——Northoriy by land of The Goo.
Hotohklss Sons (30.; Easterly by said
Woodward Avenue; Southeriy by land
formerly of one Thomas Beucdirt and
now of rumors unknown: and Wester-
ly by land now or formally of the heirs
of Ellphalot Lockwood deceased.
quantity two acres». die or less. sit
sated In the town bimorvmlk at South
Norwalk lying We ly of said Wood-
ward Avenue. and bounded—Northerly
by land of the heirs of Goo. Benedict;
Easterly by land now or formerly of
the heirs of Ellphulut Lockwood ds-
ceased; Southeriy by land formerly of
the estate of Seth Seymour detailed}
and Westerly by land of owners on
known.
20. A parcel of land in said City of
South Norwuik. with a dwelling house
thereon known as No.8'13urrltt Ave-
nue. and bounded~N0rtherly 62.6
feet. more or less, by Burritt Avenue:
Easterly 82 feet, more or loss. by land
of Frank H. Richards: Southerly 62.6
feet by land now or late of Wm, H.,
Smith; and Westerly 114 feel, more 01
loss by highway called Lincoln Ave-
line.
21. A parcel of land in dimensions
50 feet In front and rear and 126 feet
in depth. situated in said City of South
Norwalk, being lot No. 20 in Block. 3
on a map on Ills in the office of the
Town Clerk of said Town of Norwalk, '
entitled “Map of Building Lots in the
City of South Norwalk belonging to
Frank Woodward. Charles E. Wood
ward. Hattie L Wodward. John B.
Woodward 1888. " and bounded—North-
erly by land of John B Woodward. '
Eatseriy by. lot No 9 (next described):
Southeriy by land how or late of C.
Swaris; and Westerly by highway
called Woodward Avenue.
22. A parcel of land in dimensions
60 feet In front and rear and 125 feet
in depth, situated In said City of South
Norwalk, being lot No. 9 in said Block
3 on said map, and bounded—Northeriy
by land of John B Woodward; Easter-
ly by highway called Lincoln Avenue;
Southeriy by lot No 10 (next descnb
ed): and Westerly by said lot No. 20'
(last above describedi.
23. A parcel of land in dimensions
50 feet in front and rear and 126 feet
in depth, situated in said City of South
Norwnlk. being lot No 10 in said
Block ii on said map. and bounded~
Northerly by said lot No.9 (lust above
described); Easterly by said ldnooln
Avenue; Southerly by highway called
Rivers Avenue; and Westerly by land
now or late of Christian Swariz.
24. A parcel of land‘ in quantity 1,5
acre. more or less. situated in said City
of South Norwalk. and bounded—-
Northerly by land formerly of the
heirs of Lemuel Brooks: Easterly by
highways known as Witter Street and
Burritt Avenue: Southerly by land of
ditch {or land formerly of Nancy Tay-
lor).
25. A tract of land In quantity five
acres, more or less, In said town of
Norwalk. and bounded. now or former-
ly—Northeriy by land of The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Itali-
rond Company and by land of the heirs
of Daniel Hoyt: Easterly by land bf
Hiram Taylor and land of Werd~B.
Smith: Southerly by land of Ward B.
Smith. land of Lewis 0. Wilson and
lurid of the heirs of Daniel Hoyt; and
Westerly by land of the heirs of Aaron
G. Hoyt. and land of said Railroad
00.; with all appurtenant rights of
way.
26. A parcel of land in dimensions
about 50 feet In front. and reur and
about 150 feet in depth. with s dwell-
in: house thereon situated in said
town of Norwalk. a't East Norwnlk so
called. and boundedwNortbel-ly by
highway called First Avenue or Street.
Easterly by land formerly of Cecelia
F. Eldred and now supposed to belong
to the heirs of Lewis Raymond; South
erly by land formerly of Flsvius Clark
and now owned or occupied by Cath-
erine A. Ramses; and Westerly by
land formerly John Morton and anoth-
er; said parcel being supposed to be
lot No. it on Il‘lrst Avenue on a map on
tile in the o cc of the Town Clerk of
Norwalk an know as a map of the
East Norriulk build its lots.
27. A parcel of land. being lot No
2 on a map on tile in the cities of the
Town Clerk of said Norwu It and en
titled "Map of Property boonsIns to
the Heirs of Charlotte St». John Han-
ford " etc. with a dwelling house
thereon known as No lCharIoii Street.
situated~ at said East Norwalli, and
boundedwNortherly by lag” of the
heirs of Daniel Hanford teriy by
land formerly of Solomon lit Debora;
Southerly by land of Mar 0. Wood
ward. and Westerly by his way culled
Charles Street; and held 60 feet in
front and rear and 126 in depth.
28. A parcel of land in said East
Norwnllr. be u. lot No. 66 on said than
boundedwliiorthcrly 116 feet by Ines
of the heirs of Daniel Hartford. .lilast-
erly 60 feel by said aborted“ Street:
Southcrly by and of ary C.
ward; and Westerly by land of the at.
late of Wm. Peek deceased and Jet all-
other.
, 29 Aparco ofsbolofr tendsalt-
meadow sltus d at said ath
walk. and bounded—«Normally by and
and salt-meadow of Wm (hills:
Easterly by the waters of Norwillli
arbor. so called: Seathsrly byw'e
crack or other laid of said
(the Salmon piece. so called): and
Wes erl'y by. of Prank ill Barter.
amel- slur all or any part
9'
mile “described tracts “W
Igugm Disasters at lollies“ m to
November 1st. 1m. unless opener
. Q
18 A tract of out meadow land in- '
Jacob M. Layton: and Westerly byte -
of land of sin of Charlotte St. John
Hartford. with dwelling house that? .
on known as 0.6 Charles Street. as
«we oliiinll‘er
PMU‘
s4 wasumorbn er.
Westerly“ 62 feetu by“ land of Boone, Pep. " ' ‘
Ra.
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Adier' s Pique, a heavy kid. two styles, one with a light
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Evening Gloves, pearl color and white.
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Castor and danced Mocha Gloves for cool weather.
Hosiery.
iialf- Hose in black and fancy colors. embroidered in
silk.
Black silk lisics. great favcirites, 50c a pair.
Cashmere natural wool, and camel’ 9 hair half- hose, 25c.
Shawknlt. gray outside and white inside. 25c.
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BLACK car srocxmos are well known for carries.
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