5...”. @932“ Slim!
- w—pW—m.
‘I‘Iuirnvlur. (kl. l3. um
I.le or tar..." “I
i.‘ fillilllllg Ill Ibc hnlmmml .u Nor»
\\ ilk i‘l‘ll“ . \‘l‘L Rib. IN. “‘l‘fiiflnn
.,.;:.u.,; for my of ibcw lanai-.1 pin“:-
uv iiim IINI mlwrliml.
\' am it I‘orvoriui. Mm. H-imuii
Kiwi [arm l‘vrrin. kllvvmrlli this
pt 2», .lumh Kulllllib‘f. Rslwccii Nun.
Lot“ _ .\ll\| l-l. ll l‘xhl. Il-‘Nl & unabr‘.
\\ \ spank: .k l‘o, William Swain.
w. .1 li Storm. Mrs. Staph. W. H.
in. \r. Ran-ab .\l. Wit-Hun.
i‘liaa. Him-livid. l‘. .\l.
w .0.
LII! of lelcrn
"u'iiiiilllllt: iii lb» l‘ihtoll’li‘v‘ at Soiilli
\ ‘l\\.llk. lb‘l. llth. l‘Kfl. Prisons call‘
mg l‘ir any of these lotion will please
a .i ilwv llh‘ lilki‘fllfifll.
\lu Janina llarmcr. Annic Burulcr.
.ii.\l\ll command Michael I‘iiddy. Mn.
Iamk l'sivh. Mrs. Maugh- Iloag. Mrs.
Funk \l, llnrlhuii, .lobrm llolmnr. Mr.
l ,_-.~ni~ [H‘Q‘r\llll, Mind. x.lllll“>’fi. IIlllill
..r. w lunlnii, Nlnrgwrvt McNamara. Mr.
ink
. \urno. Ruhr-ii l‘nwcll. MIN. llriidlcv
PM: \vlani Kfllii. Mini-Suiiisinllm Siud~
“vii Mu. Rirlmrd Smith. .\lr. Sflh‘lll-
«nub .‘I'lf}‘ if Rulim‘k. Mr. .limi-s livi-
i. r.‘ Mr .' smn‘m. Mrs. Sarah Taylor.
\lgq. KM! 'l‘uliluil.
J. S liiiiiiiiiig. I‘ .‘l.
l‘:.:~ for «in. apply to Rciimon Bros.
\ qr!» _\' ‘Y\\3lili.
M. coo —» ~—
,\!r .l. .l, \in rvtiiriicd from Enropc
t‘iliirrlny l.l_‘iI.
, oco ,
.\l:'. Saiiiiivl \Valurs ii pulling nii iitl~
in. 'll on ihv- h 41‘ (ii. iii. lioiiac on lliiv
~il'l i l. i
.0. ' ‘
opeiimg HI .\i‘ki'rt'~i lintcl ill
.\ iiton v» zll I’lk!‘ plzim' iiv-xt Monday:
:1 , two ' '
» - coo ”~—
\lr 'l‘. (Vin-in; 1‘ having a new l‘liIlll‘l'
r iv-ngziw lil'll‘r‘ll lrl his shoe factory on
'l 5'. ~tri‘cI. borough.
, , 9'.
it! (illil ivutrr color paints and n
; '1~l .l :iq-mrimI-nt of :tl’llv’tlfl nl’lh‘l’lfllfi
" ~r . .Lw at l'lni~il-Il'-I drug.r stori‘.
. ‘> ,-
THIIllldl pnrmli- rind inspection of
. \mrix .ilk Iirv dopartuwni. minus tho
\\ :11 lukn‘ plai‘i‘ the laitcr {VIII Hf
is.
cam»- ——
l":-v 'vmrrizignof Mr. Fitch Raymond
mil bllx‘ llotim I'i-ck is :iniioiincod to
Elk" plum- ill Trinity l‘hurcb. Illll cin
‘If ‘ll'i rariy day.
Q» ,
\t ihonr ninn o'clock Monday mom-
:1; lirr' Win illz-I‘Iil'i‘f'eil in tho picking
r wu of thr- "old" milliit:\\'innipiiuk.
liliimgii slight.
. ,.. -
.‘lr. lidgzir .\. Sloan. Stanley's bond
hark. has r’ turned to l‘H‘lni'SS. and li‘s
‘ ...1‘.,_:I“‘llll[i‘ll:llli“ will you
grvel HS
.' . ; I‘filul' thv -lIlfl'.
.0-
l: ‘glllilr in... img of K:{l)¢ini\.’| uncanip‘
.\ll mcmhv'rs arc rw
‘;‘l"5'u"l to lu- prvu-z-iit as liiismcss of ini-
iitviif in iiiglit.
pwr: im'a :5 to lw tr.iii~'actml.
.O- ,
Tho :l-~<'\~0r~ of tlic Town of Norvnlk
_:;‘.'z‘ noticw in .mothe-r column to all por-
inilin to Linn-m to hand in tiicir
'2! or l-vl‘il‘t‘ {lli‘ first day of N'H‘l‘lll'
ii-h’
lvr :tvivi.
, ... ,
Mr. “'m. S. Knapp hm got out plans
for :i barn for Mr. (irvgory on Rnilriuid
l'la-‘w. 33x61. two storicsi and
.i Ilinllfiirll roof and built of brick. It
on tho roar of bid lot.
W-.. ..
.lolin Jacob .\~Ior has :i plan for tho
wr-wtiwii of llll‘ Lirgcsi’. apcirtiiir-rit hilllii‘
It is! in luv 3“. (in!
oi" I 'viitrul 2‘.” k. \\‘lll rovwr :in l‘IlIll’l‘ city
is and it ill vmt iii-cr $l,IN'Nl.00ll, The
ions» did not cost half
It \\ ill lic
“‘lll lic M‘m‘ti'il
iii Ilw world. Vicinity
' ‘ .lr .\‘i'I‘I'
that sillll.
, T'Illllkilxrlnl‘Q.
Ml‘lix l'iii' ilu-i-wi‘uiiiig
t th~ llrlli; ‘Il‘ri‘.
7909— —~—-
wrccrwe, pull-l:- rind
fir siiln :it I‘lllls~
M
t wns in Violin-Ed conniv,
ll. tiii*l_ xrziiiklli'lil.
wivii. Huntington. Now I';iii:i:in. pr.
Norwaik. zinil Stamford voted for
l“.iirlii-ld. Hinton. Monroe,
limliimg. Ridgrlil-ld and Trumbull, voted
no lis‘cnsa, llurir-n. Ni‘w Fairficld.
Simiforvl, “'mlon. “'cstport. and \Vil~
i n (iml no! \‘-il¢‘ on the qucqtion.
7 cc. -
\: :i nip-ding: of tho (lysiln-r (irowci‘s'
'l‘fiiix'ldllilll iii Ncw Haven Monday. Ilcii-
rj; .l. Imwu of .‘Ieridcn was elm‘ti-d
prwrlr-iit, T. J. limirilaloy of Strutford
\T"v'-}i!'P!~‘lilI'.'lI. llvnry I'. llmvc of Fair
iiiwzi wcrvtziry. Rugsl-ll (‘mmproii of
'r rhz’ord tfv‘Jl-élll'i‘r, mid Ill-nry J. Irwin,
liunry .\. llirnw. F. .l. Iloardslvy. Jcrc-
muili Smith and Theodorc LoWndcs exec.
Hixvn committm‘.
—————-—ooo
Sir I‘. T. llariiiini liasgiriai largo hur-
zil 1 ts Mountain (lrm‘c l‘cnictcry,
llridgr-port, Io thc fireman illlLl (lmnd
\rmy of the lbpublic of that City. Tim
:iz-i- -lr‘PuYLmt‘n[ had rt'vllli‘filvtl him It)
lw-‘tiii‘c in behalf of their cl‘furt to pm
«or» :l fund for the purpose. and he re-
piwd that he had frequently toldrthc
pcwplo of Bridgeport about all he knew,
«and not much at that) and must decline
lmziring tliciu with I let‘turv. but he
kuld give the firemen a lot.
O 0 O '
lli‘ifit‘filunzllly :ui ituui appears in the
.\'->r\\'alk papers bragging about the
I‘ve-l of tho boats that run betwcen that
placnaiid New York. Th6 last Item of
nu. kind was about the steamer chasus
pniilng the Rnsodalc ofl Sanda' Point on
In.) up trip. Tim: was true but the “rub
»«r of the item nr‘glt‘t‘tt‘d to State that the
Pox-isms was nearly light. while the
link-dale qu' Emu-Hy loadcd and ind to
ahiit or? drain and go slowly. But how
rilkzill oilwr days. Saturday but. for in«
r-tIUZCI'. wh. n the Americas Inn New
York liflccli iiiinutmiihoad of the Row
Killil‘ and Wiuuvvrlmulcd and passed by
ix» lain-dale long before reaching Nor-
wzilk.——Bridgcport News.
_ m _
.-._\ full not-Ir of stationery. blank
lniHl-ii. run. for sale at Plaisted‘a drug
‘Il‘rl'.
The Mendel) Prim gives the folluwmg
u.» an lllUSllallull of the benefit “'ulling~
ford hai received since the location of II
«living ranching company there: “A
High named Leonard living in Woman-
ford. had been trying all summer In (lids
453» of hi. plan for firm and could not
‘gei a hug. .«r. As soon as this sawing min-
i‘liiiic company Will“ l“ build “‘9”
af/wals 0319“ $3.1!!! for Illa acme
pruprrly. but he would cut it’ll M 1“!
man mm. This gives rm idou at tho
indium! iii \\ hieli \Viilliiigfurd W
hat ndFallt‘k‘J Ill ”6315‘“ Walllugford‘i
gain in .‘iiirvulk‘vkifl. _ ,,__
l‘vpl. Siiimfie (human gm“
« iguuiml is“ mayday owning in Human
u mill \qu my. iliv Alumina Mich uf
llnimr. ‘i‘iw Miowmg iii. were
«mm: a. imwmr-(huummlvr. John
« anfiuld; “cc-Cum. Divld minim no:
may. Jolie w. bah; mm. B. I“.
sivwim mile-cc r a. E. Wilcox: mug.
Mimi Plait; chaplain. '
mid».
P.
”5 lilo: ‘3!
' lLiiiliury, liriwtl-
l..wz:,
ilt‘I‘l‘IW‘.
in
3
ruin: put minim-Ida. lath
Rom; guiilv. CM?“ “trill“:
‘ A.
Tllv‘ next In. cling of the
twmurmw ir‘hduy) evening 5! M
luv" Hull ionun'ucv- halal". It '3”
m.. win-u a lodge Vt!“ In rm!!!-
It I uncut benevolent "We“
immlhlnmublllhlfl“ M W 1"
‘
Rail “can-cm: new advutlnmt.
—— 7- w 7M
"qu It aniuff ban bud "l9 from of
lbvir nun-kc: palatal.
\ w" ~m
Vl‘l‘l‘illll‘Nl Ariliur imam! through lblI
city ‘Nvddiiy on Na way to Hinton.
,, -fi
" “"> ‘-
Mr. David Iliabruw offvrii a bargain in
an organ. R will Ibo advcrliwuicnl.
~~ cu. ~
A iiiwr mot bail brain placed on Mr.
John uiiichiiig‘u grocery atom on Main
strait.
‘
‘ ’ '
The .\‘vw lhwii leroad I‘o.. liril
bum putting ll\\\\‘ Iiiiihom iii lb» railroad
bridgc.
—-e~ , 900—~--
Th» Tuuiiwriiiicc Rcforiii Aluminum“
Will givc an oyuicr auppor iii about lbrcc
wt'cks.
——« raw ,
Sciial-ir Eaton of llnrlfunl bun bwii
noiiiinnlnl for conghw by Ilic dcuiocriits
of the tint district.
—>—~9.o~
Ni-xt Saturday cvcning tlio nubjocl of
Rev. J. “‘olfciidcu‘ri discoursc \vill b0
tlic "lliptiuiii of Hunt."
..._.. iw— ~-
Thc Stalin d‘caiclieni‘ ASMX‘llllliiil Will
iiim-l iii lhv lirill of thc IIillliousc High
Sl‘lliltll, Now ll ll‘i‘li. (li‘liill‘l’ ‘Jllh.
, ——7 oooiv
Dr. J. l‘. .\_\’I‘r & l‘m. Hf Imn‘cll, Maum.
scml to lliiis‘t‘ wliu uppl}~ willi ii tliri-o
cciit stamp n vui‘ii-ly or fancy cards.
0
H..—
—— ,9. ,_
lliiildor ll. R. Fitch has liikv-ii the con
tract to build nrrcii lioiiu-s on limitty
strrct. Norwalk, for Mr. ll. I’. Adams.
‘>
Mr. John luiigliiiiiro. ono of Swzirlz's
“Ilunclwra” Vl‘lillv' playing ball last Satur-
day rl‘f‘r'H'l‘il :i wwro blow in lllt‘ li‘g
“‘Illl tlic hall.
—(lu in tho upi-niiig nl' Ai‘ki‘rl's Ill -
tcl, FII’O Milli Rivwr, on Monday. ()i'li»
lwr lliili. .‘Illsll‘ by Prof. llcinv'i-a ur-
t‘lii'slrii.
- "
I‘npi. ll-ll cxpacts to burn Ibo iiciv
nchmmcr which lic in now building in
East Norwulk for lallll‘lllllg by
ni-xi Sitiirday.
n-mly
.-,,. n
“'0 iiiiilcrstiind that l':ipl. ll vll li'H llll‘
contract In build vowel, which
lic Will \‘HlIInIl'lII'F' in rum” as he lilllnClll'H
thv our hv is llliw working «in.
~ 0-.
Miss ('zirrii- ll. .\llcii. l).iiibury's wvll—
knoun alllul’l', has acci'ptcil A position
to sing in the t‘hurch of thv liicurnaiion,
on Madison avenue. Ni-w York city.
.O._*—
Mr. J l‘rnw. of Five Mile River. pro-
posvs tn makc cxtvndv-d alterations in
his rcsidcncc rit that plricc. Mr. \‘v'm. S.
Knapp is gutting will [llillli for him.
,_ ,ww ,.
'l'lic mud—diggi-r iv (it Work In tiw err'I'
See how
:iiititlii-r
Jiht iilxwvn tlic railroad liridgv.
far llii- 3.000 which \I‘ilfl zippropriztlml tn
um harbor during lbw lint lcginlnturc
will go.
‘0.
Tho dirvctnm of llic t‘uminliiliilml ruml
hm'u ordurcd the building of a large
ounilwr of additional passviigcr cars of
the style of those rcccntly plnced upon
lhv road.
’— .0. -
“’n-cull the- :ittmition of our rcadcra
to n lath-r which :ippcnrs in anothcr col~
iiiiin from liwv. M. Taylor of
I‘rovi-lvncn. R. 1.. in rcgzird to the clos-
lng Hf llll‘ ri-mliitz :iiiil i‘ull'm- mum.
.0.
‘( )n|_\' svvvnty cunts: for tickets to Nirw
York :lllll ri-Iiirii \villi «'lllll‘hn’liin into llll‘
.\iiicric.in IflSlllllH‘ Fair by \Vliltl"ri lllll‘
UVi-ry til-i riiiiigill 7:30 o'clock.
_ " ,
It l“ ~:ii»l Ilizit nlfll‘t‘ tlw ri-cciit hunt-y
\Iétllll‘s
mini illL‘ll .lll Illilllltli'tlli‘i‘ Hf
wonderfully iniprovcd. l'lziniv .irc iilsr)
Sillil to linvc ln-nii groatly iiiiprwu'ml sinco
tliix ruins.
_.—’ ”a -
Tlli‘ Stamford .lvfi‘nwlfr' in spoiiking of
.‘INH .\d:i llyns‘ zippi-arrincc in Suiiiifnril
in) a of )laimgor Knapp: ,. “Tliii company
:Ippuur in Suriiford iiiidcr [llI- illlslill'i‘fl
of Manager I“. M. Knapp, of Smith Nur-
“‘lllk‘il fact which
g lllrllllti‘i‘ of rxcvllcncc."
— _, 999- .,___
Al Bridge-port the wintcr quarti-rs of
Ilirniini's circii-i will llflVi‘ to bc provid-
ed With more track room. Tllt‘ largccnr
housc now contains eight trucks and is
about :lI‘O (“PI long. From ”I“ north of
this house new tracks arc to be laid up-
on which to store the platform cars.
”——
Tiic [Grizi‘ftc this week in speaking of
the improvement being made by Mr.
Henry Sc-ymour on “'98! Avenue says:—
“Wn rejoicc at all those natural and in-
evitnblv movcrucnln towards uniting and
ccriicnting our two scctinnn of the town
—old Norwalk and South Norwalk—lo.
gl’lllf‘r."
is mmt hur gum!
WV...“
Staiilcy‘s "Scraps" and Sivartz'ri
"Ilunciwrs" played a match game of base
hall in East Norwalk lavt Saturday. with
Mr. Hubert Rose as umpire. The follow-
ing is the score by innings.
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Siunicy‘s Scmpn‘a l 5 0 5 0 0 0 - -—~l4
Swanz‘ alumina-«2 5 2 0 n O 0 0 (L4
Time of game 1:45.
.0.
The twenty-third annual ball of Hope
Hose Company No. ‘3. of Norwalk, will
be held at the Opera House on Thunday
awning. October 26th. Music will be
furnished by White‘s celebrated orches-
tra of Bridgeport. Tickets admitting
gentleman and ladies. fifty cents. to be
procurcd of members of the compcny or
:t the door.
”4——
Mr. Benjamin Crcfiit of Crofut &
Knapp‘s shop No. 2. was presented last
week by the makcra of that shop with a
handsome silver watch and gold chain.
Mr. John W. Scott made the prewar:-
tion with a few appropriate remarks.
Mr. Crofut has been foreman of the
make-shop for a number of yearn. and in
wall likv-d by his men and employers.
7 i '— d b
—\Vood a r. pomeain an ran
(new) phallic": for sale at Pluiatcd‘s
Drug Store.
«or
~—‘I‘icketn to no to New York and. ’0‘.
turn. with udmiflnicn into the American
Initilulfi Fair. «In he bud on the clean»
boat of White‘s lino. at Ike very law Nile
of caveat cents. Don‘t make any with
take—g8 White‘s line from annual-rial
dock. Sam Nmivalk. every moraine.
Quinlan“ «seemed. an arrival at the
Dnnbu'rv and New Haven mm. at Tail
«um.
_, w»
One of this him and Mailman. dean
belccdagaa Rom bland nu tinny
loll um and came up to till: my.
Ir. vaw‘a hired mm cam up lll Ibo.
RMlMVl and much! him. EI- tled Ibo
do: to the back aim at tho wagon and
mood rnr Ill. kind at a M an or
m. It mlmmtlbhfortbom to
Mcpwlthtko Mud tin result
we the dog w W to dam.
_ u. ,,=._
m following were Infill“ mom
ofOld Well Division. No. IN. 8. of 1'.‘
”manna. Wilhmw.
no, on Wad-ed“ ovum. Ocular h
It“! Obnlvy. W. P“ Georg. B. M.
w. tam!“ ”ml. 8.: Ohm
fink. A. 33.30!“ ll. lion. 1'. B.-
‘ In. Guru. W.
. col
\\'.lli'r WIN'
sciit into Illi' ~'«'iind that “viii-rs ll'|\'u‘
Natl-induces at the Daubury fair
mum about 85.000.
_**
Riot“. now Surprise Party lit Ihc Own
Honor. Nor-walk. tonight.
W
Mrs. Eda“ R. Roy: Hull from Eur
land to—duy for her bumc.
—m~m_
Mr. J. Knox Polk of Saugutiick was
marl-ml on Sunday awning.
w~ ”m“—
Mv Iwu lb» ballcr iii soon to haw a
now rind bumlnouui show window.
“A..- w
‘ 9w««
Mr. lloiild Siiiiiidcm prom-med us with
two quarta of amid oyslcra on Monday.
9.. ' ""-
Mr. J. l‘. Zvilulf “‘lll l‘t‘ll‘hl‘l‘ll‘ liiii lit»
ticlb birth any on Saturday of Ibis wwk.
*w
M. Davis. Ilic clutliicr. nukes uflnv
show of aunt‘s furnishing good: this
work.
W
A rlial llcckcr baa palntcd tbc utnrc of
llic Old Well Cigar Factory up in good
riliiipc.
- ... ,
«Attend lhc grand cloning of tho
Missa- tIlt. Juiiii‘o full and \vintcr Millin-
cry at Norwalk wvdiiy. lO'IIIOI‘l’uI‘ and
Saturday.
Q0.
Scliniili'l niiirkct on “'03! Wmliliigtou
strut is lo be culargml and II iicw front
put in.
v .W " fl
\\ Miami in. lloilgi» If! to run In a tciii-
pcruncc crindiilati- for mayor of Now
York city.
‘ - - 9..
=2.“ niiiatock Ilroilicm iiiiikc
show of licckwcar Ill
dow this wcck.
n apluudul
their show \viii-
._.,, 0.9 ,
John W. l‘owvll in to put up ii now
hi‘lllt‘l' in tlic Rr‘fllrlfl Rubin. TlllI-I Will
be ri (lm'idcd iniprovi-im-iit.
-_._.....___..
ltvv. J. Wolfi-mlvn wrll rimiimc llic
Coiirm- of mu mum at llll' lleiptint 'I‘iibvr-
iiiiclc lll'xl Sunday vvi-iiiiig.
__ _.—..——__
Dr. Usurgc Mi-(loui-gul. u grmluatc of
tho Now York Iluinwpatliic Instituti-
Will locate in [his city weck after next.
. ,n .
The liuily (Nixe'riv‘r. ll “0W morning
daily in New llnvvii miidc itu find "pin-m-
um's ycnti-rddy. It is iIiilcpi-ndent In
pnllllL‘H.
leie (all llllll Wlllll'l‘ (IIK‘Illllg lit the
Mimi SI. John's iiiilliiii-ry i-slnbliuli-
men: Norwalk Will bu October 12. ill
and H.
.09
,_ — ~00.
[I is said (hail quail, partridge rind oili-
cr game birds are more abundant in Fair-
lield County at prl’rll‘llt. than they have
becn for years.
M
~Ily \Vliitv'u line to New York and
rPllll'li, With iidiiiimioii into the grant
Anicriciui Institute Fair for wevonty
il'A'IllS only.
A. Uickuriuim 6: SIM iiiinoiiiicr that
“it'll nturo lrI tlii- lwndquartcru for ulllll'l"
wear for Indie-a. gents and cliildrcn.
—W
Ruth & liolducliiuidta con-ct factory
on Wan-r sire-rt is to be eiilnrgcd. The
iiddiiiou will lx- 21x50 two storms.
7"
The!» Will llt' ii spri-inl convocation of
lllllll‘l' (‘liupu-r No. 38. It. A. 31.. on Fri»
day l‘VHIlllIg. ()ctolwr lilth. iit 7:30 p. in.
All Royal Arch Mmmmi cordially invited.
00.
Mr. .losvph l‘orpcriliwuitc. ”)0 flag-
. man on Illl‘ crushing. has moved his fam-
F ily from Darn-n. and Will occupy Mr. H.
R. Fitch's Elm (irove
Elllrl‘.
liuuiu- uppvmito
.O' ‘ ' ‘
— ()rdcrs rccoivcd for Ilullcr Dairy
Milk of Daria-n by \Vni. Moorc. at Hutch-
ing'- grocvry store on {\liiin xtrci't. Milk
'7 l‘l'IIII-l pcr quart.
w
During the past wcck the condition of
(iciiurnl 'l‘lioiniis (iiiycr has cliiiiigcd for
Ilw ln-ltcr and H‘lWHllll)lt‘ hopes for liiii
arc ciiIi-rtuini-d by his
Tl'CUVl‘ry
frli‘liils.
"0““
'— -0.
Tim body of thc into Mia's Funny l‘air-
ncll will by rcmovud to Boston on the
hub inst. wlwrc it uill ln- plan-d in a
vault until taken to Irl‘lilllll for liiiiil m-
tcruicnt.
O O O
Suiwrintcndcnt Sandiforlii, of tho Drin-
biirylkb'orwiilk road, who ll'l always
rcady to accommodate: the lrnvcling pub.
lic, caused an extra train to be run to
South Norwalk on Saturday evening.—
Danbury News.
.0.
A lIll'i‘llllg of tlic Board of l‘ouiicil-
rut-n Will be hold on Monday evening.
()ctulx-r filld to hear this panics in intcraat
in ilu- layout. \vidcnlng and straighten-
ing of Wale-r rilrcct.
._-_w
A largc nullllwrnf vii-gnu! fiiiicy tir-
Ilf‘ll‘i wvrc forwzirdml for vxliibitioii by
H. T. and Mary l‘. QuinIiird. of Norwalk.
and Mrs. Sarah E. Boyer. of be same
town. but unfortunately warn not. re-
m-ive-d in limp. Tbs-y descrvo special
mention for unusual vxrmlli-iioc.—-Diin-
bury Nam.
, ,., . .
A litcrary niid musical entcruiinmcnt
of tho Second M. E. Church rind Sunday
School will take plncu rit the Opcrn
House. Nurwnlk. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evening-i. October 24th and 25th.
Miss Anna Lancaaiiire will read selec-
tions each evening.
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—Go to the opening of Ackeri’u Ho-
tel. Five Mile River. on Monday. Octo-
ber 16th. Music by Prof. Heine‘s or-
cheatm.
Wow—~—
Tlic rcpublicana of this state are rc-
nominating the congresnman who voted
for the rivnr and harbor steel. while the
democrata are leaving their congreiuuucn
who votml for tho nice! out in the cold.
We think it would be a good thing for
the people in frceze them out entirvly.
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Mn. John H. Ferris of this city re-
ceived two premiums at the Danbury
Fair In at wcck. First premium each for
several realistic paintings. and an ex-
hibition of bandwork in the Ladle! In-
dustrial Dcimrtmeiit. Mr. C. G. Smith
of this oily made It fine display of fell
hats.
—~ Q c t ——
Chatter Fitch. a South Nor-walk hatter
wa- dc'ected Thursday evening in steal-
iiii: & fifteen dollar overcoat mm the
from of Full. Hartwell a Oo‘a store. He
succeeded in reaching the middle of the
«reel with ilia com on but arm when
caught. 38 was handed aver to an om.
can before ii jimlce was fined $6.00
and min. amounting tu over ”3.90, in
delimit of which he was lodged in j ~il.=
Dunbar: AM.
3"“
A drunken {lain mk place lat Smithy
cm about five o‘clock in tho mm
at Haddock aim». apprnltc tho depot.
The fight war between Richard Davis
and “Dave ilio pnlntvr.“ 0c complaint
of In. Baden. Davin m takcii before
Junior Emmm lunacy. who“; bi- plead
guilty. If: was fined 02.00 and coats.
which In. Hulda wild.
.WW
3. 6. Map of tho mu
hallo! “m will hold l min“
lMlNN In Hawaii. on My. in
the Broadway Mon». Addams
m especial Mm Buwntecdent Dav
In or New linen. m Northrop.
“In Bush of tin not-ml ”haul. [winch
pl Sons of Duckl-ouvlllr. nil M
Ara-min. Magic tum- hull
«dill. will ho «than! by Color»!
liaf ixflhnlck. .34 for“
"and mouth-dual m
5
Mr. William “claim. a drummcr from
Row York. \vu badly hurt on Honda:
by falling on llw railroad track. n.
mm in liolland‘a confectionery clove
ivlwn Ibo Dmbiiry lulu «and up and
lw rim to catch it. In arming tho New
Haw“ track ho caught his too and fvll.
striking his had on ma of the rail; Ilia
Inca was badly cut. Dr. Burkc nttvndwl
him and 80!“ him to Now York on an
aftcriicun Imln.
W
——llo to “WI opening of Ackcrt‘a Hotel.
Flva Mil» Riv". on Monday. ()ctcbcr
thli. Music by Prof flciuc‘ii orchmtn.
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(inter Pollux
‘Tlic Uyslcr (lmwcni association will
risk lllt‘ li-glsliiturv for a law providing
that tlic slicll llsli ciiiiiiiiiualoncra shall
appoint four policciucn to guard o 'atcr
bu a at. Ilia cxpcuac of the atatc. an fur-
nish thew guards with boat: and equip-
motile.
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Personals.
Mr. And Mrs. John A. Watkins of
WWII port spout Sunday in town.
Mra. Edgin- E. Front of Oswcgo. N. Y..
is Illt‘ giiciit of Miss Dollie Byxbvc.
Mina Siiuic Illuir of Brooklyn. in the
gin-st of Mrs M. Lauder. Rotoii Hill.
Mr. L‘licstvr Clark of Brown :& \Vll-
mix‘a Rlllh‘ is ciijnyiug his vacation.
~<>
'l‘lic. (‘o-I urn Immor- bloom“).
i-lvi-Iimi ‘3. part 4. of the act rcgiilating
tlw mile of spirituous and intoxicating
lll iii.ru,providca lliiit cvcry pl‘l'illlll (-xcopt
ll ici-nsml druggiut to whom a licr-nuc is
grunlcd aiiiill pay for tlw clinic llrllllll not
luvs tliiiii ‘lllll. nor iiiurc than $500 as
tho county coiniiiinsiorwrs may deter
mine in l‘lll‘h particular “we. In towns
of not ovi-r 3,000 inhabitants the fun for
f'f'lllll dimlcrn fillflll be $100 for each ll.
ccnso. The fm‘ for n licoiisc toacll lagi-r
bin-r. llll‘. ciilur. iind Rhine wine only at
I'l‘lflll in $50 for «rich lli‘l‘llrll'. llrilggiatn
aniliug only on ll pliyflk‘lvll‘u subscription
[my l\ lac of only $12.
The New llovc llounc.
Major J. l'. Grown was llw lowcst bid-
dvr for the construction”! llll‘ iii-w ”one
lloiinntn bo- hiiilt on Ilw city lot on
Franklin rilrw-l. 'I‘ln- contract was
nwnr-lml to him by tiw comnnilm- and
ground was broken yrstcrdny. The
building will in» of brick 20x50 fm-t. two
stories. with ii high iowi-r. and will fncv
Franklin NLI‘Q‘I'I. Tho building is ip be
oomph-(ml mi tlu- first day of January.
“'m. ll. Smith H In do ”in lllllllf‘n work.
leninoiintof Illl' bid-i rippcar in the-
council prom-«dings.
”~90.—
"Tflkl‘ “'hitc'slino from the steam-
bunt dock, South Norwnlk to Now York
and rctiirii with admission into tho
Anicricnn Institute Fair—only seventy
ccntei.
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Old 'l‘lmcn (Tonic Anal“.
A fcw days since wo saw Mr. (lould
Scymour liisilily iiwinpzinp,r his "fill in
lllf‘r'r‘llllll): out lilii grain on tho nld barn
floor on lower \VI'HI Ilvenuc. Saturday
wv again hfl‘V him. bug about waist and
iii-pd III liuml. sowing Iliiit bountiful lot
'iist north of lllr- First M. E. church on
V0!” HVQ'nIH'. flflr‘r lllt‘ mod» of husband.
ry prcvmlingn half ccntnry ago. Mr.
N-y'iiiiiiir‘mpiiiiiit sowing ll"! llmil thresh-
"1);. not only rcvivv-d our own happy
inc-murivs of Wllr‘ll we too worn~ ii farmer
boy, but Ilia night of llic thrashing act-
ually brought buck to us the- namu brick-
nclic llllll used to be its inevitable ac-
compruiiiiii-nl. “’0 hope. lIOWl‘Vl‘l'. to
“VP to rlf‘f‘ Mr, Si-yinour rcnping the far
morn rciiiiiiio‘riitivc crop that two or
Ihrcc linc rmidi-nci 9 Would iii-t him. up-
on thln HIHH". bcmitiful plot for vilu
silo-a and for which tliI-rc lri just now rm
awakening llt'lllfllll‘.-'-(I'lIZf"(l’.
.‘._._ —~
'I' II c §ll|[|‘ ’l‘cucIu-ru‘ A nnclauon.
’I‘hc iiiiniLil "101‘!an of tho Suite
Tciiclii-rn Assiociiilion \"lll occur at NEW
IIIIVI'II. (ll'llllll‘r '2“, ‘27 and 38, in the M-
svinbly hull of Ilw llilllioiinohigliacliool.
Tim priigl'lllillni‘, \\'llllt‘ not i-iitirrly com-
plnto. ii hlli‘ll us will ll\\'llk|‘ll llf‘l'p hilar-
mat III school :ilfziira throughout Illl‘ utiilc.
How Io Il‘llf'll "Willing and how to Hutch
IL in conjunction with lhc wriIIi-Ii i-x
ll‘l‘illlll‘ll of thought; how to ti-m-li mim-
)i-r (not iiriiliuii'licl iii llw Iowa-r KTiIdl“?
whi-Ihnr i-liiiiigm, and what changes. arc
nvmli-«l In our ai-liuol lll\\'.i and school
supervision to iii.ikc Illl‘ .‘K‘lllllllfl Iiiorc
ufiii-ii-nI. why it ivn good plan for llw
ninti- Io (Willi-IV Io tlu- qinliliculioiiu of ii
lciiclii-r and um Ilic Inv‘ii:——ilii~sc and
otlici'iiiii-siionx :H‘i‘ to lw discussi‘d at
”UN Him-ting.
.0.
'l‘hc du'nlcrmau on
“'rhillvr.
Sand Uni-lo Illlnll‘l Clark. of lmlynrd.
this morning mi he held in finch hand It
Norwich River oyster rind contmiipliltcd
tliciii with evidciit rcupcci: "l recollect
wlicii Daniel \Vcbntcr was nt Stoningtoii
I’int. IIu couldn't. git away. iiiid he
wanted some chuonnick oyutcrn. and an
he sent for mu. Somehow ur othc'r he
had lice-rod of inc. I went whvrc lll‘ wnii.
‘Dainiul how do you do ?‘ said he. ‘I’rcc-
ly wr-ll. DimieL' said I ‘nnd how are
you 2" Well I went to chiionnlck and
got two bushel:- of old Mr. Miliiiiurn and
paid llllll $-l fur ‘cm. Daniel \Vcbstcr
i- gin mo a roll of bills; Ilicre were 18
on 'om. ‘If that hiiiii‘t ciiougb.‘ liu
I'Ullf'l‘ll just llkf‘. n a waking trumpet. ‘lcl
mu know and I‘ll double ii.‘ If ever I
felt an if I was Danicl in Ihc lion's dcn it
was when I was with Daniel Webster.
Ht“ roared just like a lion. and he looked
ii good dual more like one than the. crit-
ters I have awn in the caravan."——New
London Telegram.
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Edward \V. Seymour for Can-
are”.
The Democratic Congressional conven-
tion for [“0 Fourth District was held at
L ccum I‘Illll. Bridge orl. Tuesday.
I on. Dwight Morris of ridgeport. was
chairman. and Daniel Moloncy of Fair-
fleld. and Sidney 8. Ensign of Salisbury.
secretaries. An informal ballot resulted
as followaz~Edward W. Seymour. of
Bridgeport, 06; W. F. Ta lot. of Dan-
bury. 14: scattering 8. A ter the infor-
mal ballot it was voted to proceed to ii
rising vote for Mr. Seymour, and be was
declared to be the nominee. The com-
mitmc on resolutions rcportcd ndcclnrii-
tion of principlca. and gave a hearty cii~
(imminent of the Democratic State pint.
form. Jainca L. Gould. James Hunting-
ton and J. B. Hardcnberah was man-
polntcd as congressional committee. af~
ter which the convention adjourned
with three Ghee" for Mr. Seymour and
the state ticket. The nominee is a non
of the late Chief Juarlce Orlfcn S. Sey-
mour. and in ii gentleman o ability and
culture. He will undoubtedly prove to
be a strong candidate.
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R0‘VAY'I‘0N.
On Tuesday Win. Hoyt and his son
John want flaliin and caught aixty
pound; of black “51. “any of them
weiuhui from four to aevcii uuds
each. his ll believed it) be the final
catch of the season.
For the paint two yeah: Mr. Andrew
Juvkm Bell has been cugaaedbeautb
lying lilii aid hummus“. minim the
surrounding: equal quntml Par for
water works and romantic mmy. The
in“ improvement I! now being made.
The old house is to have a mammal roof
and other change» that Will medium»
the whole property.
ALL mm “tomato flu! Oman Ac-
mcnm or 800m Nauru“.
The conspiracy tum Iran the mph
tll the natunl and lands in our lmlmr la
Mutated. Fifty at our best cyclumcn
not an» aim. emu
Dunlcl
Mold Won W
The maul mull of tho W
Wat Continuum \ placeln thoOou‘
I church till: cltyou mug
0 null wuoiillvdlcordu by 0
Morn lv. Funk ‘l‘liomm. of
0
Wilton. vr ed in an owl pm.
Tb. roll of the church” wu baled. cud
ml. After
wmtlmuwumll the
on u: t c on par
waded to the choice of ii moderator for
year. Rev. 8.0. Woodmff.
, w» chosen. Rcv. W.
field. wu ohm
anvil». Rev. B. N. unln . regular of
tin» Oorimutlon then m the winch.
of the moat“: during "it! put you.
After nominal. n; the that tn totbo
W00?“ oonfcroncc the unoclatlcn
lock c m until hill) . rm. when Rcv.
l-‘rauk Thompson. of lltori. delivered
the sermon. taking for his tut John vll.
l'li—“If any man will do Illa will he
shall know of the doctrine."
After the sermon a manlution was
wand up inllng a committee to co-
opcrute w th the members of tho mt»
committee of followeblp nnd work to de-
vlw and curry into 0 ration mmum
for the promotion of be apirltunllty of
tho churches and thc conversion of sin-
nova.
The Ccnaccliition was invited to moot
in the lat church of Stamford ncxt your.
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Roll of llouor-Unlou Sclmnl.
SEI‘TEIBER. 1333.
I‘mxkux Sriiiiic'r Scum“.
(lradu ilk—Senior Class. Louisa
Smith: Middlculass. (lrvtm Ellendorf:
Junior Class. Bertha Ill-own.
Ilriidc Q—L‘lma 1. Nelson Raymond;
class ‘3. Emma Gregory. (lcncvicve
Smith.
Uriidu S-—-Cliuia 1. Ella (luyiir; claim 2.
Minnic Mcrrillu.
l. Cliflord I‘ardoe:
Ilradc ”(auburn
class 2. Mary Hchaiib.
I'lradc 0. Llano 1. Katie Decker; class 2.
Eddic Hopkins. Am
Gradc 5—Cla38 l.
‘3. Emma Norm.
(lmdr- 4—4318“ 1. Modn Adams; class
9. Paulina Steignuf.
Undo 8—Cliuia l. \Villie I’hillipson;
(‘an 3. (‘lmrlic Huycs.
Uradc Li-«lllass l. Addie (lodson.
sic Lyon; class 2. Francis Shields.
Concmii) STREET Scnoon.
(lmdc 3—«lllnns 1. Katie Sommcra: class
2. John I’odinorc. Marni-a Hubbell.
(lriidc 2—(‘luss l. Edith Allen.
, ,., ,,
tho mania
of Blwk
W. Lim. of
y W .
lay Raymond: class
Jai-
I‘lly Council.
An mljuurncd nicoting of tho council
wan hold on Monday cvciiing.
Petition asking that sidewalks be or.
(lewd on lowcr main street from 0on-
cord alrcct to south line of II. Tilly's
fence was raferrcd to committee on
atroctn and sidewalks.
Bid from Raymond Ilrotlicra of $1.10
pcr foot for laying sidcwalks in front. of
city property on clay ntrcet was rcfcrrcd
moommittec on streets and sidewalks
with pnwcr to ncccpt the bid or not. an
be doomed bunt for tho intorcst of tin-
citv. and procccd to lay the walk.
‘iie following bidii were N'COIVHI for
tho construction of lbs- hmv'iiouw:——
S. II. W'ilmm .................. 84.43800
J. U. (in-Wu .................... 4,350.00
J. It. Raymund ....... . . . .. . . ..4.02l,40
II. R Fitch. . . . ............... 4,540.00
The following resolution was passed:
[Bantu-d. That tho city proceed to
build tlw hose hon-m, and that the com-
mittee on lionc house be authorized to
make u contruct for thc same with J. C.
Crowe for the sum of $4.354),le, he being
the Iowvxt biddi-r.
The rvpurt of tho cominiticc nn lay
out of Water sin-oi was accc um} and
rccomiiii-mliitioiir wc-rc iidopte .
Thu following ri-aolution “‘38 adopted:
Rl-nolm-rl, That the city Cll'l’k be and is
berebydiri-ctcd to publish a notice to
property ownnrn Illlt'l'erll-vll in the lay
out. widcniiig and straightening of
Water slrcct. to meet tiw board of coun-
cilman at the council cimmbcr Octobi-r
23d, 188‘). at 7 o'clock p. m.. to ascertain
if the parties in interest can agree as
to damages and ln'IIOIlLfi.
Thu coniiiiiticc on tirc department rc-
poru-d frivomblv and rccomim-nded that
tho firm of I“. ll. Nash & Brother! be
grniiti-d Illt‘ pi'ivili-gc of building a
barn in tlw rcnr of tlwir Ill-("'1‘ on Main
rim-ct. Rvport ncichtcd and rccom-
lIlf‘IIdllllIln Iiiloptcd.
Adjoiirncd to moot October ‘Jlld.
0C.
AMIYSENIENTS.
oi.ivir1'riv:.
Mi-mra. (i, ll. Siiydcr and ltobcrl Uriiu'ii
Philadelphia Church Choir Opera (ioni-
piiiiy Iippunroil in Music Hall laat even-
ing in Andran'u opera of “Olivcttc.”
Tliuy wore ri-ccivcd by a fair audience.
cunnidel'ln tho unfavorable «talc of thc
weather. ' lic upt‘rll was fairly rendered.
MY PARTNER.
A good audience {meted the above
drama at the Opera I once last Saturday
owning which was presented by n vcry
good com any. The play abounds Wit
scenes w iicii crcate the deepest syru-
patby. capocially the last not. Mr.
George W. Thompson who took the part
of Joe Saunders—one of the "partners."
was the center of attraction. and won
the admiration of the audience. Mr. 8.
II. Johnson. who impcraonatcd Jonah
Sc ragga. could not be surpassed. although
the part. III not of the clmmctcr which ltl
admired by I"! audicucc. but Mr. John-
son deserves credit for rendering the
part in such a realistic manner. The
rest of, the company weer pambly good.
Riots Niiw SURPRISE PARTY.
This world famed company will ap-
pear at Nun-walk Opera House Thunday
evening Oct. 12. in their new and great-
est sensational, inellodrninatlc operatic
comedy uelunge entitled “Pop." It is
said to be a perfect budget of mirth and
melody, and embrnccl a comic 0 m of
burlesque» operatic scenes. rec “lions
and comic nltuntiuus in great variety. all
present“! with entirely new and ii pro-
printe costumes and mechanical a com.
the whole interpreted b a superior com-
pany of well-known In talented article
romiuaut anion whom will be found
r. John A. Mac ay. George Forteaque.
Chan. Dun an. Richard German W. .
Doyle. N. .Bunhiuu. Mina flail. Prof.
East the charming and popular Misses
Kate atleton. Irene Perry. May Stem-
bler, Lillie Grubb. Rose Temple, Gracie
Pinhead. Id. Smith and others. The en-
tertainment romliiea to be one of the
moat delight ul ever witnmed in Nor-
walk and its merits we can judge from
the account: of the company In other oil-
ion. are noel: am it ahould demand n
full house.
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AN UNIQUAL HATCH-
AII Mimic Hall on Tuesday evening
Mimi Ada D unmade her first lip ratios
in thin city n the character 0 Hester
Gnubrook in Tom Taylor‘s comedy of
“Au Illicit“! ”atoll.“ The lion” was
well filled the elite of the on and
I) ii. on on the appearance Milli
d
III. Ii the first not. Win
It: ii bucket of beautiful flowers.
“Ari Unvqual latch? iii far from he‘-
in: ii coined: cf the highest order. and
the plot in simple. even to trivially.
The out outside of. Kr. A. 3. Wm
mmygocd. line Md have“
the chancm or Enter . the
“Wigwam-d mama cud the
dim; tor of the land cl “ch-
nbcu.“ In was of juicing, she via
may forcible. but in tho lint ml.
8% “film; “gilt! uh. magi»?
r run is; mm: -
l—thc central bum the
coin lt'lolllnl of Indy Amcllfie hr
i ll“ iii to
ram... '33: @mefi...
Mr. A. 3. Wm H a Lucille
wanna valuable.
_ than hm»-
pouuulnkm llhkbm
anu cranium
W then m munch
mm with cndlbillty—ponlhl‘
Willem. 30mm lulu
ll vu- Ihpynvvkwudnul M
all-not
do-
Wo I... no Imus
Lat vuk nnmumdtlntlr. Ali-
drow saw “(I Hr. Bulimia J. Sun5
330 m the only on. datum! on the
npubllou lawn ticket. 11:. mt morn-
ing w. "mind tho following m
from Mr. swarm:
“0|!ka Oct. 5. 1&9.
Mr. Dmitri—I and luv. male 0
niilnko in min; in column. of the
8mm“. that l w (1de u n jur
licooftlianoo. when in not I me
out with u mflorlty of” ovu- them
in luwyer up town on the opposite
53%;. mi nu thud of .mni ropubll‘
on: up town. Plano correct cud
oblige Yours. etc.
8. J. Srvmm
We have examlmid the ofllcinl return.
and and we “made no miauke.“
and tint our «clement was correct.
There wen twenty J union of the Race
elected. Mr. Wm. J. Gunning received
the highest number of votes on the re-
ubllcm ticket which WM! 089. while Mr.
urge!- nooivcd the lowest. 730. Mr.
Edvard If. Smith of Ilowcytou. received
thc highest number of votes on the dem-
ocratic ticket. which was 782% muorl-
ty of two ovcr Mr. Stu . and con»
quently was elected. wh le Mr. Sturgcc
must umily be defeated.
As to Mr. Sturgec “coming out with a
majority of (ll) over the mud p0 iular
law 'er up town on the opposite tic ct.“
we know nothing about. as we are in the
dark I“! to who is the “moat populnrlnw-
ycr up town on the opposite ticket."
From tlic figures given y Mr. Sturgm
we are lead to believe he refers to Mr.
John S. Seymour, who received 664 votes
just 66 below Mr. Sturgea. Among the
list of up town lawyers on tho democrat-
ic ticket for Justices worn Levi Warm-r,
John S. Seymour and Wm. Randal
Smith. and in Mr. Slurgea o inion Mr.
Seymour in thc most popularo the three.
We leave this question to be decided at
some fair or entertainment. in the near
future. when the many friends of the
three gentlemen named can decide by a
vote as to who is the “most popular
dcmocriitlc lawyer in tlic boruug i.‘
Mr. Sturgea continues by stating that
he “ran ahead of several re ublicana u i
town.“ We have carcfu . cxaminc
the official returns of the tie at from Se-
lectmen down to Huywards and we can
find only one person on the republican
ticket who received less votes than Mr.
Sturgca. and that is Mr. Andrew Sclleck.
whose vote was 617. one hundred and
thirteen loss than Mr. Hturgcs. In Mr.
Scllccku‘ case there was a combine-d ef-
fortwdcfcnt him, which accounts for
his small votc. 0n the vote for School
visitor! Mosaic E. J. Hill and J. J. Mil-
lard. who were on the re ublican ticket
with Mrfiturgcs. recuiv 890 votes each.
while he received only 675.
“'8 claim the statement mndc in
the SENTINEL of last week was "no mis-
take." and now call on Mr. Sturgea to
“correct" his statement of “running
ahead of Micro! republicans." and at. the
same time acknowledge his def-3M for
Justice of the Peace.
———-«O'—-—-
“'oman‘u Column.
Costa Rica has hullurl'd itself and set a
good examplu to more prulenticus peo-
ples. by sending a woman, Madam Beat-
ricv. as Envoy Extraordinary at VVar-h-
ington.
The (lrucnlmckcra of (‘alifornlii have
placed in the field n lime ticket. Mrs.
Marian Todd is named for ntwrnay~gcu-
oral. Good for the Uroenbnckeru.—ch
Norfhumf.
Since the annual meeting of the
American \Vouian Suffragc Association
Mrs. LucyStonc and Mr. II. Ii. Black-
wcll have becn traveling through No-
braska holding mailings.
Sojournur Truth. uric hundred and
eight years old. lectured in Decatur.
Micii., the other cvening. and devoted
the proceeds to furthering the woman
suffrage campaign in Nebraska.
The Louisville School of Pharmacy in
now open to women. its first young Indy
student having recently «nu-rod with the
intnntion of taking a full ammo. A
practised clicmiat in Louisville dcclnrcs
that after employing both mcu and wo-
nici. ho is persuaded that. the lattcr Will
mnku the better drug‘clcrkn.
Miss Maria I’. Brace. teacher of clocw
tinn at Vassar Collegn. will this year ill-
ville her timn botwm-ii that institution
and tho State University of Indiana.
Miss Brace is the first woman instructor
at Indiana University. which receives
both come as students. Her salary in
the snow as Hint of other professors.
The Princess Eugenie. sister of the
king of Swecdcn. recently sold her din—
monda to raise funds in order to com-
pletc a hospital in which she was inter-
ested. When visiting this hospital. af-
terltii completion. 3 auflering inmate
wept wars of gratitude as she stood by
his side. and the Princess exclaimed.
"Ali! now I see my diamonds again."
Oddly cnriugb. all the Now York pn-
pcrs. and n great many of tho Woulcrn
ones. got the netionof tho Mananclmscttn
Democratic convention on woman suf-
frangc inverted in tlialr reports, and sun-
dry wine rcmarks was made on the sup-
posed defeat of the Woman suffrage reso-
lution. Nobody seema to know how the
mistake arose. Was the wiiili father to
the thought. neighbors?
Both political par-tin in Washington
Territory are giving the woman move-
ment recognition by placing ladies on
their tickets Ior school offices. The re-
publicans of Garfield county have nomi-
nated Mn. F. G. Morrison for school
caper-intends“. while the democrats of
Walla Walla name Min Tina Jackson for
I like position. Women have also been
nominated in several other counties.
Mina Carrie D. Blanchard of College
Hill. a ntudent of the Cincinnati “School
of Design.“ has recently completed. at
Mrs. Nichol. Rockwood Pottery a value
of original duign cud romarhblc beau-
ty of finish. On the no. in : reprima-
htlon of “Clovernock.” the Alice und
Phoebe Carey homestead on College Hill.
The old home and well are exhibited.
aurrounded by mom-lad ms and finish-
ed in china painting from original
Iketclios. It in cbrlstoined the “Clover
nook Van.“ and was ordered by a Boe-
ton lady.
Mica Mary S. Daveiiimri. cf Worcster
Mm. hail been remarkably nuccmful
in her competition for the, baud promi-
iiim at New England fall-II. In 1880 all.
took the am prim. “liver decal-t spoon.
for while brad undo by a girl and“ Ill
J’QM‘IM age. In lfil she lock the ant
prinfcrwlillc M the am print: for
brown broad mildew girl: under Ill. c
murder.“ spoon!“ «ch M Mid in
I”. in the lady‘scluo, with I“ can»
Mmmmktlictlmm u. for
whim bread. “Id the first. .8. for brown
broad.
During m but wvvk the “my.“
lave “caudal in nmrkn to the gun-
ul «rm tint the “woman mm of
Mountain haw grown and of
knocking at the door of lb. hum
activation. cud lav. now cm to
tho Mount. with boll-r moot-3" m
m lav. hooked lupus
hilly at than. of both psi-hon. all
will madam to due. Wom-
bunnml-nt. not b it “all.
tlut «mu m cm. In 8m
in. Oman. Icahn, ml town. when
«CH-lulu lav. m to cull-m Io.-
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E I‘ I .
NING-
——~IUS'I‘ RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF—
CONSISTINL OF———
I
Silks,
Satins
Fou e,
Shoodas,
Cashmers,
Brocades, Etc.
Which will be sold at the lowcst possible prices.
Hosiery! Hosiery! Hosiery!
Just received a new lino of all qualities. colors, clc. {Call and
examine our ladies‘ hose-3 Pair for 25 cents.
BEST PRINTS 5c Yd.
Recciwid this day 25 pieces of the latest style Saline Prints,
which will lw sold at 8c pci‘ yard. “'6 mlvisc those
set-king for bargains to call and look lliroughcur
storc. \Vc are daily throwing out bargains in
cvcry dcparimciil.
FLANNELS !
FLANNELS !
FLAHHELS !
In every qiialily, color and width. for Siiilinga, Saques.
Dresses, Etc.
---UNDERWEAR---
Ofcvery description for Ladies. Gents, and Children, which
must be sold. We defy any one to compete With our prices.
*NEW LOT——
TABLE lIHEN--HED&WHITE.
Towels, Towling,
NAPKINS,
BED SPRVEADS.
nusnnv m~mwmms
TICKING, ETC,
In conclusion we wish to say that we have just received a new
LOT OF
PLUSHES and VELVETS,
Which was bought bcforc the advancein price, and we will
give our customers the benefit of this. If you have an
hour’s spare time call in and examine our stock. We
take pleasure in showing goods, You are not
obliged to buy.
H. VAN HOOSEAR,
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOU'I‘II NORWALK.
In addition to our large stock of Dry Goods, we will exhibit
the largest line of
Fall and Winter.
lllllAKS Allll llllllllllllfis
Ever before shown in South Norwalk and prices that‘will listen-
ish all. We also wish to state that we have just
received our stack of
Window Shades,
SHADINGS,
Fixtures
OPALLKINDS. ‘
We have employed 3 mm who will have charge of this de-
pulmcni. raid sec to the putting up of shades. comics.
and lauibrequin poles. Orders promptly attended to.
com our, tumult.
DRY i
bunt-if m pitta. pawn-u.-
Norwalk Chronicler