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George Cable has moved from Cheat-
nut street to Main streetNorwulk.
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The it‘uirileld County Cloricue. an or-
ganization of the Episcopal clergyman
of .tbo ctututy, met in Stamford, yon
terday morning, with thcjltev. .i. i).
Skcne.
John W. Wehle. of Morgan avennn.
the well-known batter and vocalist.
has taken a poeltion an curler lll the
factory of Oppenlleim & Company, of
Brooklyn.
Miss Catherine Kelly, of South Nor»
walk. will leave this mouth for New
York city. where she will take a coureo
_ol‘ study to be a trained nurse in the
Post Graduate Hospital.
Charles A. Reynolds and Mrs. Nel-
son B. (iorhttm. oi’ Nill‘Wtilk. have pur-
chased several building lots on Ad.
tune avenue, from Mrs. Lemuel C.
Adams. of Alameda. California.
John Piccerillo of Lexington avenue
lplanning to nttlve his two story
dwilng on that street. to tho l‘i‘ill‘.
and erect a store In Its plnco. Al-
ready workmen are at work in [mu
partition for the moving.
m-
is
lack of i
Mn. Mary lg, ’
ynonr “0mm
even to realde.‘ ’"
Miss ltidn
at her item in letters mace. ht cont
eidernbly Improved.
“(gamut Forks“ of ‘72 “Water street.
pl . nerou‘ey l with an ate
k‘yti'itoid tevar. .
. Mitts Beanie Wettuore, of Woodtttard
avenue. has been suffering from a se-
vere attack of the grip.
Martin P. langyel, of Lexington ave-
e. is entertaining 'Ernetlt’ Mctireory.
Lowell, Massachusetts.
The Sherwood estate is having the
store occupied by the,Norwolk liard-
ware Company repainted.
The regular meetin of the directorc
of the South Norwak Club will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock.
The houaehold effects of Mr. and
Mrs. GeorgeCurter have been move
from Main aireet, to Merwln street?
Mrs. Loontml ’1‘. Whitney. of 59
South Main street, hue been the guedt
of Mrs. Hubert Taylor. in George»
town.
itntfttcic Villnnl, of (l. A. Frttnke'e
harbor ehop. in Wall street. has re-
turned from a trip to Newark. New
. ("l‘t-ll‘)’.
’i‘hc Sundayuigbt train. which has
been leaving this city for New York_
at 8:21 o'clock made its inat trip Sun
day night.
Mre. (l. W. Smith, of Manchester.
Ntw liampablrc. hue been visiting
Mra. 0. ll. Kimball, of High street
South Norwaik. “ .
Mien Mamie Sheridan and Mills
Catherine Council. of Wilton avenue.
httvo been the guoute of relatives in
Now York city.
Alexander Smith, the further City ot
Norwulk atreet cotutninaitmcr. baa ink
on a position with tho Nurwalk irot
Works (,‘otupany.
Minn Mary Norvntch. of Winnipauk
ctmtoutplatoa returning to .flcr iortuo:
home in Europo. nntl baa roaiguod hot
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position at tho mills.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cowpertbwulto.
of Bridgeport, who have been spend.
ing their honeymoon in New York
city. where the guests of Mr. (Towpcrv ,
thwaiie'n mother, Mrs. Sadio (lanolin!
0f llcury street. South Norwalk. ovor :
Sunday. l
The annual Cohitectlont State Sun-i
day school convention trill open in
New Haven teddy and continue
through Wednesday and Thursday.
Delegations from moat of the Sundul'l
colonic in Norwalk , ll be in attentl-'
once at the convent vfllll‘litg the]
three days, ' ' ‘ i
’i’bo winicr ‘chltngtts in trains on tho
New York, New Haven and Hartford
road went ate 9 ‘ect on Saturday anti
Sunday. 1‘ '9 Sa‘ urduy dilemma train
front New York reaching Danbury at
3:01. and the Sunday evening train to
New York, leaving South Norwnlk at‘
8:21. have been discontinued.
Louiso Wargo. H years (lid. who was
sent back to thc'Cottnty Homo at Nor. ‘
walk. recently. after having spent four t
years With Mrs. Mary ll. itnrrott. of'
22 Woodward street. halt been sent
back to Stanlford at the request of
friends. who petitioned the Homo illl-
thorltloa. The little girl ht now with
another Stamford filillll)'.-Sliiillltll‘il
Advocate.
The tWt-nty-ilfth annual lllt‘t‘llilK of
tit}1 (‘onnocticui branch of tin- Wonr
nn‘t-t Auxiliary to the Board of Mis-
sions. in which some Bothcl people an-
intorostod, will be bold Wodnentlny in
St. .lununt's church. New London.
iiiahop F. K. lirooko, 0.1)., of Okln‘
hotna; Rev, Dr. F. ‘1. Poll. of Shang-
ltul, and Mina Emery. the general acc-
rotnry of the auxiliary. will be among
the speakers.
m
’i‘wo hunters living in the eastern
part of flaubury retitrncd homo Sutur-
day night. with tivo «partridxen and
three rubbltu as the rot-tuft of the day'tt
trumplng in the thn. Thcnc sane
huntt-ra on Friday eccurt-d cove
wtmtlcock tttttl novorul rtthbltu and the
record for uduy innt week want on to
unveil partridtroa, font woodcuck. three
rabbits and some gray squirrcln. ()tltol‘
huntorg who havo been trntuplnn about
the woods without anaemia aro looking
at tho two uuccoeeful once with envy.
F‘rlcnda of Alfred .l. Merritt, of Willi
Deer l~llli uVenuo. among them bclntz a
ntnnbor of Red Men. of which lodge
Mr. Merritt in a member, gnvu him a
uurprlae at Illii borne on ‘Saturday
night. tho occnalou being the column-
tion of bin covertly-needed birthday.
The evening was moat picaaantly
npeitL. Clarence ignites entertained
with several graphophonc M‘lttctlilllfi
nutrients linger played a number or
mandolin colon. Amotur the minute
were aeverni from out of town, Jamon
ll. Sparks and Jone h V. Merritt. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. nep ewe of Mt'. Mor-
rlti‘ and William H. Btrntton. of South
Norwalk. A birththy supper wan
veneer—Went New.
as:
GRAYnaos.
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Vlltlllll‘. treatment.
, encores .
. unto
(‘ilfforti t‘otnstook. formerly proprio-
tor of the tittrmuuia iiotel. in Railroad
avonuo. butt act-urod llltl old position
at tho Norwalk lrott Workn.
Loltoy Sturgoa. tho young non o
Mr. and Mr. Clifford Sturgou, is ill
at his home in Grant street, with an
attack of the chicken pox.
Contractors (‘nhill in "color llith‘
made t-n-voi‘al important improvutuentn
in Sltot'ltttn'n (foxy Corner Lunch
Room, at Wall and Water atret-tu.
ECZEMA READILY CURED BY A
SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT.
A nitnplo clean remedy thttt can in
used in the homo is what ovory porno!
deelrca who is suffering froth eczetnu
You can now have that remedy and got
instant reliof, and be cured pcrtuu
uontly by ZitJMU. a clean vegetabit
liquid for external use. ZEMU curt»:
skin diseases by drawing the sprint
and their pollone. that cause the dis
ease, to the surface of the skin tun
doutmying tin-m. leaving the shit
clean anti healthy. it. it. Plalutcd. tin
druggiat, will give you a booklet and
a sample bottle of ZEMO and will ox
plain to you how a great runny chaot-
of “07.0""! and other forum of akin tint
nation have been cured by this elmptt
For sale by it. it
l’lnietcd.
THE GREAT TROVATO.
Excellent Show at Hoyt‘e Thin Week
Filled With Bubbling Jokes and
Thrilling Exploits.
A alt-ting, ciomt allow. filled with
bubbling laughter and thrilling cx‘
plolta. occupies the stage at iioyt‘e
thin Wt'uk. ’i‘rovato oueiiy dominates
the show. He in that unusual creature.
a musician gifted with a noose of in:
tour. ills handling of the violin will
ho a revelation to thouo wt” eon him
for tho ilrut titno. Not a to violiulutu
there be who can present the serious
soul of this most wonderful of all mun
lonl luntrutuontu. iiut thone who can
make the violin laugh an woll fill king.
who cart show its comic moods count
ly with lot wire of tragedy. are no
rare thut‘tbc worltl butt not produced
half a dozen of them throtmhont the
once. A \‘t'i‘)‘ dramatic follow in thin
’l‘rovuto llliltl. t-lt-ltlotu lliltl u quviclun.
evo the moat t‘tuuoun. dominated tin
untiencc an be dominates lliu uutii
once. This 'i‘rovato done. Much of
llltl powor in thin respect in booed upon
the way in which ht- holdu lilti violin
botwoon the knees iuuteatl of under
the chin, l‘lltillllo an thin expedient
tuuy be. it nccouulu for much of the
dramatic power expressed in the pen
uouuilty of tho player. it reiottuott llll!
head. and the entire upper part of
the body for tilll‘llflfiefl of oxpreueiou.
Women many yours ago were thin
taught to hold the violin, but Icltiom
in recent year» in this method adopted.
Yot nothing cttn be cold againntit. no
far. at burnt. an 'l‘rovato in concerned. .
lilo bowing chow» wonderful tech:
alone. He in not been the minder, of
his inelrutuout. apparently. by reason
of his method of holding it. .
fi‘he success or iiillle Lintko’s mus-
ical comedy watt inntuntaneoun and tin-
mintakuble. hound utter round of on
plane attested the keen enjoyment
of the audience. culminating at .‘he
night performance in four aniline!”
tic curtain calls at the conclusion of
the strikingly comedy lluuie. Not one
of the hair dozen or more mtutical
numbers went without two.,,or three
’Pratt'n Hi b School Terri w. anothw
er cl ver uni. planned anaemia. did
one and Motrin, acrobatic , -
era and ginger; Spruxuehnd Ce hill
in their come y roller skating act. and
the Dunn liltittli‘s.
At 8 o'clock last evening standing
roam was at a premium anti there in
all week.
‘ no doubt that, such will be the cane
I life
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will to firm!“
‘ ,'« ‘=« lto‘v‘yt‘l
, .
a‘Platt, who hurt been ill _,
ht htutu y cat. title iht
m“ jun,
' till“: t‘w ' t - v "
if you have llOl hitt'adl' dlfictlvergil that your full bed coverings are too
light, you will ehortly. and wist- [maple will have heavier bod coverings
ready before the allurp‘ weather bdgintt. We have a splendid atock orbitin-
kets and contfortublcu made up by the bent. mtumfut-turcre in this country
and careful comparison shows that We can save you money on all your pur-
A.J.‘ oilins& Co.
, Funeral Diretllotp and Etnbaltn'efsr >
this North and Street. ‘ Swill Norwalk. Com.
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Send for Catalogue and Find Out What
Merrill Business college
CAN DO FOR YOU
Day and Night Bis-lone. Competent Office Hell-Nu Demand.
, the council could not pay these hilltt‘
fall the meetings were public before
ltlte third Monday no that any lllvltil‘t-liilt
-» an out
. \ , .‘l‘ 3 .-
. Bilinliillfmlll
(Continued trout First run.)
5 ‘ ‘. Jon-L— .
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Mr. Merrill called the homvd'tt'atten-
tion to the number of outstanding bills
that the city must pay. and said that“
without an appropriation. He then
made a motion that $7.000 be uppro
printed for this purpose. After cou~
elder-able discussion in which all tht‘t
tnemhera of the board took path-«nev-
oral or them wanted to have the mat: ,
tor postponed to a future meeting even
if Home of tho city's etupioyeea’ hao ’
not been paid} for three weeks—tho
motion wan carried by a vote of 4 to ,
ii. the mayor voting in favor of the .
motion.
Mr. Auatln wanted to know if thlr
wan a public meeting, as there were a
number of illit‘HllUnil regarding approt
'priutionn that would mine up beforv
the infant that ho thought. ought to he
the board would fool more free to act
if in oxocutivo ueattiou. He asked the
corporatltm cnuuaol to define the law
on thin point, and was informed that
ed in the proceedings of the meeting
could attend and be board on the mat-
ter In which they were interested.
in r. Seymour offered an a suggeation.
which he hoped would he adopted. in
ENTER NOW
Stamford
Port Chester
South Norwalk
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O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical: Line.
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL ITREET. PHONE 431. NORWALK.
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It you follow Style Leaders they will
take you right to our door—here is
l where they buy their FOOTWEQR ,.
Eizgant'Exclusive Smart Styles”
haracterize our Fallldfie
of Ladies’ Footwear ..
FLYNN 8,: RYAN
oo wwsumorou eraser. scorn HORWALK.
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Outing Flannel Garments
in tho uudcrmuttlin auction you will find a bountiful unnortutent of
warm gurtnontn for women. tniseou and infants. They are juai right for now
and Ht'Vt‘i‘ill months to comc. Any flood you intro to this line can ho Hop
t-iioti hero iii the lonet [ltlHtililli‘ oxptin'llluro.
tinting tlouna in neat nit‘ipt‘h‘ ul ................... 50c. 75c. 98c
Whit.» tinting (luwna, high or low nook ............... 75C. 986
()utluu Flannel Sltlrttt ............................ 25c to “.25
Extra aizt- gurnlt-ule for large women.
Hardly nt'oonuury to onto that pct'fot't sanitary conditions tit-votupnnioti
their tuuttufttcturo.
N. E. RYAN CO.
36 WfiSHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
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SOUVENIR
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10
Decorated Plate
in Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
8PlCE8. EXTnActe. CHOCOLATE, cocoa.
TAPIOCA. CORNBTARCH, TEA, carves, Etc.
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A necessity to the making of good pie
Sovereign PastrySpice
10c can i check given
liiilllillilflll ‘
Sillili *
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“ whiff; ;‘ o if f. ..L \«
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Illi'llONd Elli? BEEF ll’i'lyMtAHGliN- 'tltt-iy tattoo up by tho lliit'l'i'Mlei‘tlli:
TINA. corucd.
W SHINGTON, Nov. il.~~llritoua uroi
coating to look to Atncricn for thalr|
“Willy of tilt “roultt beet of Old itlnlz- ' cough or cold reuniting Iu pneumonia
land. Md are turning more and more or t-ouuulnptiou uflor Foley's Honey
to Argentina for lllt'liltii and tintilo. if; f and 'i‘ur lute been token. an it will atoll
it-i. nurtlttmun. cottaul-xonerni at llttcu your cough and break up your cold,
on Aytee. informed the’;i)ttpurtmout ottqulokly. Renate any but the genuine
(legumerccatul Labor today that tramcj Foloy‘n “may and TM in a yellow
,in heettrnm Ai'ftmllilil to England t puritans- container no opiates until»
watt growing rap dly, and that the int. note a at aurc. itrltlgtt Pharmacy and
thin mien are becoming more and more F. ii. ”
.tlotendcnt on the South Mauritian rc~
1.1.“: t r 1.
our—w...
'ilhorc ie no tznae on record of a
Baxter.
,pti linior their intent hutmiteu. in» to. TOOK he" or LAJDANUM.
no reported that prominent itnutinh hANttUltt'. Nov. tl.-~Mre. mam
chip owners and Argentine cutil‘o rule ' Taylor. forty'ilve. drank nix out: as of
ore have organised a company which lattulannm and a quantity of'curhoiic
will undertake to chip aupplioaofrhiirt acid into laat night at her home on
cd meet regularly each wank trout the; Mottntuinviiie tit/cunts. anti remitted ol'~
ltive‘r Platte to London and Mnlltlhenf forts ‘9 ye, her life. Prom it, mete.
tun, Thigtreda it is expected, will ovum“ relayed hit of the e deliver
a country‘e tlittltl’. the when. howetermutd site will be
.couuoctlon with the board of health
-thnt stilt) additional be granted that
illottrd for tho following purposes: For
i
- tloue tllsoueoa, tiltlo; for the purpose of
o
.jiils‘tiltit‘. slot); for inVontigution into
i
l .it'thtr .l. ilunlotl. of the board of air
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MO“O ‘ 0.6.5.
Adinlnlatruiiw dcpul'ttucnt Mimi
Bowm- ticpurtmcnt ........... Limo
Fire dcpartnwnt ............. 7.0m:
' Highway tloparttnont ......... lil.ntll‘
i‘ollce department . .f ......... 5.6th
Library ................. moot:
Light tlopurtmcnt ............ 9,“th
ilmtlth l'loard ................ mam
iuepoctiou of tulik and dairies. $100:
for examination of the pupils in the
public nt'hooln for the prevention of
tho sprout! of any contagious or inter»
cloning: up bad u'olilt, mud bolee and
any placon that are liable to brood
tuborcultmin cunt-s, 850.
surname. tlmugbt tbt- apprtmrlatlon to
than board ouuht to ho from Stitlil in
Jim» liol'tillno of lilo necessity of team
Shire and other int-idcntuiu arlhing ir
training on tho Work.
l The building lint-e on the various
etrcote canto up for discussion. uut’
tit was found out that on a number of
'tbo stroots no building line had boon
ltdiuhiisbml. it one suggested by
Mr. Seymour that a building line lit‘
t'nttilliinitt-d on all the nlrt'cte, and tilt
law be lived up to by all portion mu
corned.
in regard to tho aowor dopartumnt
it may be interesting to the people oi
'Norwaik to know that there are front
in to no catch ltnaiua in the city
some of them no feet deep. and n
times three to four loads of dirt. anti
other matter. are often taken fron
them.
All can he soon the meeting of tht
board was ono of suggestion and not
one of action. The various needs oi
the tlf'ptli’lillt'llin Were dlaruauod. and
any ono who watt lllit‘l‘i‘filw had it
t‘liilllt‘t" to apt-nit.
The report of tho city clerk was
read and a general diacusoion on tlu
financial condition of the city ensued
The forum in an tollovt'a and will
prove inferential; to the citizene oi
Norwnik:
Floating Debt. Oct. 15, 1909
For city purposes ........... $18,700
For Water tit-pertinent ........ 13.000
Toliil ...................... 81H .70“
iiobt Nov. 2. liltlti ............ 26.200
incrt‘at-wd limiting tit-ht ...... 8 met
(if thin total floating tlobt tho till.
one lanuod for tho Water department
in in anticipation of 870,090 wtttor
honda. and tho fuudtt dorlvod thou-
frotu bnro bot-n oxpondcd in currylnr
on the Work In building the now lirowr
rom-t‘volr, pending tho liillt‘ of tho sult‘
bonds,
h
Bonds.
Hold 3‘43"} wnior lullltla titlo
1925 ..................... tuttouotk
Sold 4‘}; lower bonds duc
15027 ..... . ............... ltLtliltHll
lttoreuecd bondotl dcbt ...Stiiuiotltl!
It‘inanclui utalonn-ut of tho t'tly ol
Norwulk:
'l‘oial bond luauoa for city
purpoat-n ............... 82K5.titlfl.tlil
'i‘otui bond iauuoa for water
purpmn-a ............... :ii'.ll,tltlii.tlr
'l‘otnl boudod dubt ...... Silhfitttitlot
Floating debt. including wu-
ior itolon (“3.000) ..... $ 31,000.00
Total .......,........8tillii.7tlil.tl(l
Lona alnklnu fund ........ 69.76317
Not debt ............... Sitlltldilttlhd
The following muounta for the var
lone city dopurttuvnta wot'c tillltlftliliw'
for thc t-neuluu your. The appropriu
tinna montlont-d may be t-humrcd wllcn
final action in tnkcn:
Finance department .......... tithdil
The meeting adjourned til it p. lit.
to moot Haturtitty pveutux, November
til. at it o‘clock. The meeting will be
public. and all ‘who wine can attend.
no...
ROYAL E GAGEngENT ANNOUNC-
Wltll‘ilellCitOl'nd. Pruasian Baxtiny.
Nov. 9.‘ ~'i‘he engnucment of Duke do
harm Albrecht. of Meckleuhuruiicir ,
court Elizabeth of Siolboru-ltouulu. watt
gazetted today. The wedding will t
take place littcember iii. ,
iluko Johann, of Mt-ckloniutrtr-
Schwerin. watt born at BchWerin, no
number it. that. and accepted the re.
gentry of ltrttnawicit on June fl. 1907.
having been elected by the lll‘lltlitwllili
Diet in the previous month. tits nice
that has apparently the lililt chapter t
in the long drawn out controveray i
ever the succeilttlna to the throne of t
hrunuwlck. which was claimed by the
Duke of Cumberland. who was the
ri itktfui heir to the last llulte of i‘lruns-
Wc .
“ Princess lilihtnheih. of lltolhcrtr
itousia. watt born at Roast». June 23.
itilltl. Dalila .iohunu‘tt ilrttt wife. who
you Princess manhunt of daze-Wet
expo v outrun the matter at turmedii-launitonnve'titéitpsultaittoday.
. if t .s . a; l‘. L “v w. l‘t , .3. 11‘
urn-autumn. unit" at ten. not.
lit
talked over in private, and said that , V
werln. rclrent. of ilrunewiok. to Win .
tiuuct- act in which both
twin calla.
will undoubtedly till this large
every night this weak. in the entire
program is composted of good cmuetty.
manic. song and pictures.
bunciii night for Olive liranch Lodge
No. i9. Knights of i‘ythiua. and done
in; will he enjoyed after the perform
uuec until ill o‘clock. ‘
We are offering
for yourself.
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92 Washington
Street
q Follow the crowds tothisstor’e: .
“Tomorrow. (I duet come and see
MINT
“Tiltiiivuse olutlélivlty and Progress.”
3 A Carriage Without“
.it.‘
we. 4w.
‘1 3‘,
great values for
1 South Notwulk
Conn. '
Wheels " '
of solid construction may make you
into for turkey if you get home at all.
The wine than will two that hie cat'-
riuge in in good repair before it is little
to neeil. and the wiser he in the outer
be in to havo us do the repairing. For
he knows that when we repair a car-
riage we do it tbortmgbly. ‘
Luther M. Wright
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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W e guarantee to
nitcsTHIS off
‘ Your Mind !
save from 1-2 to
1-8 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing Co.
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28 MAIN STREET. ,NORWALK
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taunt ultra
AN lNri'l‘iill("l‘iVlt: LECTURE.
.~\ moat inioroetlux lot-turt- on Italy
illtl :Zttitttrriunti will he delivered by
t. it. tituuhntt at the ldant Avenue
iii'llllllllhl t‘burch tomorrow evening
ll it o‘clock. 'l‘bt'to will ulno be it
nu:=lt‘ul proutulu by tho iiurnou Pines.
lire. 'i‘. ll. lll‘tidlry tillti (it‘ill'flt‘ lllt'ai.
i‘ho tnlot'luiunu-ut in for tho benefit it
lzo now pipt- organ and tilltittltl ht: “'0 l
)illliiiilZl'ltl by all who are lutormtod
u the mouth of tho church. The all
illflhilill lti only L‘In‘ ililil llt'ki'tu lllli)‘
u- ltl'l-t‘itl'l'il at tho rurltunt drill: atoron.
:2: Well no \‘l’bolploy it Clark‘s. liliunr
tli‘tllt'll ilrou. and Skelly it Howard's.
.‘lli'Hlt‘ ”ALL.
A Ittrut- crowd \vltuoaucti tho now
tilli of vuudt-tlilc, pronoun-d lit Mtinlt'
lull. last night. headed by the Elite
limit-oi l"illll‘. Althouuh arch born
not your. they wore more popular
intu mot, and mntlo a bit; ill. httviuu
to rottpoutl to aovorui ont‘troe. ilort
‘.lt i‘ll‘dlll Al t‘o.. in a new upeoiulty not
'ililllt’tl lt‘uu on tho ltotticvurd. in pan
it tho olovoronl on well an ftnrtlieat
.tcta noon here this auction. and ht n
ddo-aplittluu affair. (ihnrioy Riley.
ho Mall and Herman comumdiau. in
tho of tho clttvctost on the stage tor
.lny. illltl had to roupotul. 't‘ho i-ltrauh
iiutera. the git-ht with the big but. are
I very clever tittll‘. doing a song and
are very
good. Marie llraad. the novelty ttklpv
rope girl. in very good. Title in a new
and clover nct, inking Well with tho
litidlouco.
a new and very fut threearound bout
(lay ilyron & t‘o. present
it boxing. Title in a decided novelty.
iiltl limit so wall that the company watt
longed ,to respond to at least nix cur)
The entire bill is on that:
mlM‘
1‘onight la
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NEW FWE CENT PIECIO. ... .
PHILADELPHIA. Nor. 9."‘-Dlt'fl for
u propowd live-cont plot-c. bearing the
bond of tit-org.- Washington. to take
the phtro of the coin now in circular,
lion. hay.» boon prepared by the on-
uravoru of tho Unitod Stilton Mint in
this city. ‘
Worthington reform to allow audit
u coin to ho leaned during his like
time. declaring it to ho a ntomrohinl
outtiom. if tho yovorntncnt adopln
thin coin, it will he llio ilret in author
lttod circulation to bear the bond of
the first preaident of the republic.
The adoption of the new design litll
with tho 'i‘reauury Department. and
aptwimvuu to bc ah'uck off noon will
be onluuiltt-d to ofilciultt in Wuhitm
toil.
willow Nifht‘ho in tvvo minutel.“
loothaclto or pain of burn or could]!
five minutes; honrnoncas. one hour;
tuunoioechc. two hours; sore tin-out. .
twolvo lllllll‘“»~l)l‘. ‘i‘hotnun It'llllwld‘lcr.
()ll, monarch ovcr pain.
um...- um...“
APPLlCATlONS FOR LICENO
COME iN BLOWLY.
The County (louuulatlionorn havo' re-
ceived but seven uppitcutiontt for w,
ttewulu of liquor licensee in Brldnilort,‘
out. of :lilil licensee to force. The thud
expire» Nov. iii. Notice of uppitcfitjieti‘
must be given H dnya hofore Dec. 1}
by ndverttuemcut. "l‘he mmimlotm:
think utttuc applicable-arc likely my»;
late. Under the new law a "connecting
forfeited cannot be renewed. ’
TRAINMAN Kitten m‘vclntt
ORLEANB. Vt. Nov. eel-one
man man killed and three nth-ctr '
iujttmd in n collisionhetwun p
in: engine .6 a irei t train, ill ,
IloritOn amt nice at. tread utter“
today. The man killed was il‘i .
(taken. of the shifter; and the it)
ware members of the freight .
:t‘ne wreck blocked traffic the WI
lfllli‘ll. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler