ulna slgy'l‘l
XEIT
BOI‘I‘II NHBWALK. “(TORI-IR 2|.
There will be t-. it one more issue of
the SttViiXI-tt. prde or its present «pi-In
ters. Tue otli ‘e will in removed the lut~
t’ir pirt of next Week t i the building on
Riilroal place It iw being fitted up for it.
(The tuning WIII interfere with the
on of the otlice for a few days. “'e.
therefore. ask all our friends who want
printing done next week to leave their
orders as soon as possible.
1'}: .‘I I' II IL‘NC [-1.
Union Temperance Campaign in .‘Iuslc
“all.
Sunday afternoon. at half past three.
there will be inaugurated in Music Hall.
a ti:.i in temperance campaign, under
auspice. and conditions which promise
good nsnlts. The pastors of the church~
l s and the dilTererit temperance organi-
ZItions are inti'restt‘d. and have engaged
as sp-tikcrdoseph English. who is said
to be one of the most interesting and ef-
fective workers in the Temperance lield.
Aspeciui etfort will be made to have the
meetings attractive in the wiy of sin:-
ingiuid speukt: :. and it is hoped that
rnzmy will be Induced to pledge theui~
St ivis t \ total abstinence. The follow-
ing appeal is mad '
\\ ,\l‘I‘lT\I. T” lill' I‘ltll .\l‘< t‘l' ’ll“\li'lili~
\M-i‘.
The friends of temp-trance have lei-n
.l-eply stirred by the c>t= Iitrnu of the
young n]: it of S ruth Noru‘aik. :is they
are led away by the int‘utu in -n ot‘drmk.
They ltl'r‘ not the only suil'erers‘. “'hile
they go swiftly and surely down It\ a
lower level. and ill List int i utter down-
faliaind ruin. they like lllt'll’ relatives
down \\.th tlii-m. Talus it is. that Inuit»
lies:treoverllicown. property ga-cs into
the hands \‘f the idle :lIl-I protliqrite vili-
der. and the e mtnmmty Is the loser in
thc Lil! of mztny :i [-r-‘litlslng youth~
.\‘I parts of the s n‘::tI I'iltl'lt‘ tremble.
us the \\ wk of d "it“ priurcsscs. and can
we do notlnt‘; t . arm «I the Hun" '
“e ion» In»! y~t rrttchml the limit of
h n ~<t i-ndi-uh : in IK'IHIII of our fellow-
tuwnsmen Slit-till all the lovers of or-
der and s illilt‘l)’ :irise to the uni ot‘ this
Work, n sure of the drinkers tntist bc the
result 'l‘here is :i 1! ml rism; upon us.
and, siifity is only in the direct on .«f ln-”
ti-Icepting the deluge. -tlur Industries”
stiller. good rneluis :trt‘ Ill\'.i~I~‘iI. and
prosperity is rt turdcd by thccvtl Inbds
of Sir” imni-ilratin; young men .To srito
tin m is- it? In -~! pix “in; till!) it! II‘.“
pr» s L: I . ttii- Ll. l‘ur Iiiv .ins ~ir-~ l'l - tll'
l'li’ “2‘ this :tlv rt .uly t . hi 3p it~.
.. \\.iritin~_:. :itrl Ill: -.i;pv II‘III'CIIII d
: .3 to give.
drip II !.l v Mini is on l..s \vtiy
. I ln~. i l‘-‘:ll. l nil. «mm-- tip
vols of tin- tum- Ilk" men.
\ ren. w. i I ii iii lug-ms In \t Min iziy.
:i- m tin twst- rs prochtnu-«l. t' one tip
to .‘Itisic ILIII. its Mitt-'ml t- unite our
forces in :i LZYI‘JII st i tint l‘! \\ Huh the
r- mmnntt) Is 1"tl‘tItIl‘.
The time isr‘p‘. The hope Is log in
all our hearts. Lib-nitv fruit tl.e lylnltl~
yoke holds out her hziuds. pleading our
united strength on! coilr.i.:c. .\s \nier—
it'll" (‘lI’II-jlls‘. we omit till p'irty :itnbi.
tions in this struggle. and by our sticrl-
liq-s before the t Brent and (loud Being.
that lie itiuv be pleased to grunt us vic-
Iiiry. I‘i‘\I\il!‘llI.
.\IA~. \
‘\\I
(“t-tuition ( uiitu II
.\It adjourned Iticetini: of the Board of
t'ouucilnicn was in id on Monday evin-
mg. Mayor Hulda-ll presiding. iindt'oun-
cilmen lluiiovk. t‘orl-ett. “Burch illltI
Iiouurdtis “etc pi‘i-s‘rttt.
The matter of t‘haipel street was called
up. the parties In Interest appearing be-
int: Kitiniel It. Smith itlltI John A. Sey-
mour.
.‘Ir. “‘uiiih stud that he did not (\Ii‘iifi“
to the luyout and was willing to givt- the
land if the city would move Iil~l fence
buck t; the proposed Illlt‘.
.\Ir. Seynh nr stud that he was in favor
of the I2|)| u: :is proposed. and if it took
MW of his Limi. he was willing togive it.
It was th. I: v m d that the hearing on
t‘hiipel street I-l)t iit be closed.
The following resolution was passed:
Resolved. That t‘hupel street he hiid
out from “'est str- et to t‘eihir street. and
that it committee be .ippomti d to make
such layout. _.
The ninvor :Il‘lk‘llllt‘tl‘ ‘ouncilmen t‘or-
belt and \\'nrrrn as such committee.
\‘otrd. That it committee be appointed
to ascertain tt‘ the t‘ouucll till-I property
owners can agree a.“ to the ii.tiiiuges rind
hem tits to be assessM for th . layout of
t'hupel strei 1. "
The mayor til‘lbullit‘d its such commit-
ice (‘Dulll‘lllllftlt t ‘orbctt.
The followint: It l‘=.‘lI of committt e on
sewers \vus accepted iin-l Tt't‘tllliltltliiltt
tioti adopted. . '
Voted. That the plan {N pre ‘litcd by
the city surveyor for sewer on Sey.
mour place be adopted. rind that the
committee on sewers be and is hereby
authorized tmd directed to lay it ltl inch
vitritied sew. r In Seymour Place to coin
uect with the \\‘.st avenue sewer in ne-
cordtmce with said plant with suitable
Itutnholes and house connections. .
\‘oted. that the matter of permitting
the suite nrmory to connect with the
West avenue sewer be referred to spec-
Iitl wmmuee for the purpose of ascer-
taining if the city has it right to allow
said armory to connect with said newer.
The mayor appointed on such commit»
tee councilniun llallock.
Raiolntion to hiy water pipe on t‘uiar
street ndopteii. ,
Voted. That the time for the comple-
tion of the walk in front of Edward
“card‘s pro ~rty on l‘nion street be ex-
tended to . ny 1.1883.
Voted. That the South Norwiilk Beef
(‘0. be nnd are hereby ordered to lay the
sidewalk in front of their pmperty on
Ann street Within tiftcen days from
date.
Voted. Thitt Richards & “‘eed und
Cannon Bunion be and are herebv or-
dered to luy their sidewalks as ordered
by the Council by Nov. SJ. 1&“7. and
thut the clerk be instructed to notify
them of the mango of this vote.
Voted. That the ”ornaments for laying
sewer from the treat side of “tilt street
to \V'oodrrurd Ave. be pinned in the
bonds of the city nttornev for collection
Ind thnt he be instructed to proceed to
collect.
\‘otcd.'l‘hut the city attorney be und
is hereby directed to i to collect
thoexpcnac of cleaning sidewalks last
winter which were cleaned of snow und
ice by order of the committee on streets
and cidcnlkl
Adjourned. - ‘
A an“ surprlno
In in rm for oil who tine Kemp‘s Bulgaria
Throat Ind hurts. the t
for “uracil remedy. Wall 300552;!
Imitilooldouiumcritoundthatnch
drnuiot in “W ‘0 refund 3°“
mm hythc ‘ctorotthio wonder-
rnlroncdyirtt tocurcyou. I. I.
W,W.huoccnrcd “may
It. hum-“Chm. use
to
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(‘onh‘mu-d from first page;
times. then change it. by gradual if not
instantaneous methods. Let the com-
monphtce and the transient sink to their
true position. and the God-like and the
permanent rise to their true dignity.
ANTICIPATION.
The Biblical prophetic spirit discerns
the coming event. no less than the event
that has faded or is fading into the dead
past. Surely what shall be on the mor-
row is news. \Vhtit shall be next week.
or month. or year. is good news. com~
merciitlly considered. and as Iresiitisfuc~
tion of the Athenian desire to know the
fashions. views. philosophies” and move-
mentsof the coming time. the general
result of theevolutiou of society. Let
the editor go up to the watch-tower.
where his vision will broaden and if the
Vision tarry let him wait for it until the
buy-Star :ippear. Let his readers watch
With him not for one hour only. but. for
days. and weeks. and months and years.
and the patience and tidelity of
both will be‘ rewarded. They will learn
what to do and how to do it. Israel as
a whole. rind through all the life of its
individual members, will obtain the ex-
ceeding great reward. Tyndall. the
scientist. thinks that “the poet will have
a great part to play in the future of the
world.“ It may be that Matthew
Arnold in this respect it in no other will
deserve a larger share of daily and weeks
ly attention; and that the youthful poet
making lame beginnings will improve by
appreciation no less than by criticism
and raillery.
«‘OXVLL‘SIUN.
ten expressed the opinion that in the
“ible there are still materials for it new
eporhfl‘he possible cpccli is the tiuul glory
of Messianic sovereignty. toward which
t‘hristmntty Is moving “I!“ intelligence.
wisdom. faith and hope. :inl for which
even anarchism H yearning with an
insane and frenzied spirit. t‘ome. Lord
Jesus. l"‘IIlt‘ quickly. The whole con-
tents inul spirit of the Bible are progres~
slve. in the chronological order sq revel-
ation. and in the tendency of the ideas.
institutions. and methods revealed. “'e
p:t~~‘. lirbliciilly. from tlie_old to the new,
and front the new to the newi-r and the
newest. from Judaism to t‘hristilmity.
from John the ILiptist to Jesus. front th.‘
primitive to the modern churches and
conditions. I'rotzressiveness. the for
\\':UiI looking spirit of the times. is due
I . the Ihl-le. “The classic nations hull no
such liIt‘Ms‘ and no such spirit." There are
wonders in the past. Let them be l‘l cord-
ed. 'I‘heie :ire rczilzuid sham wonders iii
the living pres l.= I both be recorded.
rue light and proportion.
~ tum; \vontlers thut are
he circus. nor the musium of
menu s. nwr the abortions of tilt-
ttire or hum-inity. I‘ulnlisli them in re-
tu‘uti-«I. successne editions “I glad tid-
u‘gs and RI: :1! j -y to all people. I' was
:. sutpiil m lli who szild of s one IIIEIYVI‘I
lit.
1:qu l ot applied t'litislmtilt)‘. lit us up»
pt «I lztilkc to tlicolugl ins moi whims- to
pt .‘l .1le ll. I'l'v phvc) Is litliiictl daily.
Tell us \\ Ilt'It‘. .ind \\ licti. rind Iiow '.' If
1h. r-- is tiny 5|.{ll t‘ll lhe' horn-on of
Iii-iitiirmluitt. \vnicli It is Ii'id uu iiflt“IUIit{
l-l.icl.tii~ss. :iny lIlIIii‘ttIltIll liliywhere that
the div is I'll :iltmtz. moi the siriilnivszire
tlv-eui: :iwziv, lit pit :ti‘IH‘r ulid news-
wiitoi i ll us. \Vo \\.ilit to know it.
The \\<‘II:It'I" of sunrise rind "twining
glory and ll.'till~tIit)' will not be less won-
derl‘til for I‘t'Ill): kilo“ II. \\'c are sur~
{cited with the records of sin and crime.
U.lr burdened mm is and Iii‘ltfls‘ \‘.III not
bctir too long it strain. I‘or too severe it
trusiou. In quilitity und Illllllll_\'. the
good news is abundant. for
'v day 'lzi: pits-.13..
v l. -t.r ll. I! l: .._
tlou- unvaHmd.
. u tlmt l.t\il i: \‘ "
'l‘lie Fur-it St‘nsittli.
N‘Iiul tr III” of .\'.~rwulk. was in the
city ‘i\‘ednesd.\iy. uud said thore was no
news about the mooted extra session of
the legislature. " What can the governor
expect asked It citizen this morning.
“if heculls ii sossion‘: It will be the
same legislaturethut failed to net last
winter.“ Another citizen somewhitt
cl-ser to the executive stilii: “Though
the governor has not indicated it prefer-
ence either \\'ii)‘. I feel that he will cull
the session for sometime iii Ilecember or
January." .\t the governor‘s otlice yes-
terduy morning the t‘t‘lIlIIt‘tI copy of the
vote of Sinisbury for it session was re-
ceived. The Votes of several other towns
preceded il.- Iltil‘lful'tl I'iirll.
I’Itrtilsltt‘tl Ronni.
\" I'I ll oi \\ alltotz’. board
I" NI I‘llillt‘li.
t‘liesliiut St.
Sn and II N'l :zotn t‘.-i.coril M
IIQIIII“ In l.ct.
I‘II-‘l:\\ ‘I.L‘\IIIII\‘.I in rooms. on .‘Ittlil t-lnvt.
l‘o-sesssou gum unuwdxuiely Ah M to
‘. I“. Ii XIINR.
Qi‘df li‘l lam St.
l‘urrittce For Sale.
\ in?" Ho: .\:r Furnace and Fixtures for sale
. Appiy at the \\‘:ir\\ii k House,
For Sale.
7 ‘II E tuo huge stow-i and slow pipr Iiou- iii use
=ii the Sentinel oilivc Apply at ttun ollive.
l-‘ur §IIII‘.
'I‘IIRhousc and lot corner \\‘.~tter sud Rllzribeth
Sh- I.ol ltitl lvet on Willi-r .N‘t . and Hit {wt
on Ifluubt lli, 'I‘t c house hits 1‘: llnlshcd rooms iii ll
“lid is in good condition
not on any terms NHLSUN 'l‘AYLt‘ll.
NV-‘II Sstsw Agency \\'sshiu;:toti St. s2: if
M _ ll. Ir. ‘J rziviv‘l “I: Is”,
Suns-nor to I. K. (liii'titsnl.
Number 4 Knight street.
Residence. S I‘i‘tl-ll avenue.
Norwnlh . l‘nrttt.
‘ gangrene
$80 3m
Gilllll CONCERT.
\‘Iidcrtlu‘dmtc’tou o! MRS J.
listed by hilt. t‘llAltLIih‘ ii. .\I
l:l.‘s h‘nglisti opera t‘o.. X. \‘..) and others.
i c
BAPTIST cut'ncu.
SATI'RDAY EVENING,
Oct. 22nd, 1887.
noon open at 'l‘ to. (‘oucert to begin III S.
YCEUM THEATRE,
N E‘V’ X’ORII.
(.‘OXVIXIRNT 1‘0 GRAXDJHiNTRAL DEPOT.
Fourth Ave. (‘us with! St. cud Fourth Aw.
ruxutt; ritoaiuAs Manager.
humus 8.15. - sirt'iunv Murmurs l.
The successful Imd‘dn race comedy.
THE GREAT
Pink Pearl.
Cut Include-r
w. .I.
Vim» strenuous.
no no!“ macaw:
chairwoman
LITCAIPBILL Ind
thrills-Ail mun, 150.. “00.".
’3
Great intcllects and scholars have of-
'l‘lu- prop- rt_\ iliu be bought for u rim-undue price
Undertaker & ElllImIllIt‘l‘,
'I‘. l.R.\t‘li. us-
.\Iit‘\'. llllt‘ of
At
Rowayton, Conn.,
”0W3. m.
I.
RITA uwxms. vro
k. a. scram.
Plano for Sale.
qu‘thD-IIAND piano for Mic. Terms muon-
k :ihle. Enquire of \\'. II. SWORDS.
iii Main St.
\ R“. Mary E. Seymour puss book. No. 3199. on
. .\orwii k Savings Society. Finder “'lII pleluc
leave at this ottlcc. 8M 21
To Let.
“UR u term of three yours rm: "LII I own? i‘.\c
'i‘ulli . (‘ortter Water and Bu tlll‘lll Streets.
I‘os-rssion .‘Illn‘h lst. IS“.
ltu’i‘il .v GULDSCIINIIIIT.
Suuterorinl’.
For Sale.
7 II 1-: well known propcrty of house rind large lot on
lower Main strccl. South Norwiilk. (‘I . known
its the Remitl Place. For pricc uul terms apply to
#1 1m .IAL‘ul‘i M,'I.A\"I‘tl.\'. Agt.
Mrs. \“m. B. Snyder.
Metaphyslclan or Mental Healer,
\\'ill be in Temple of Honor Rooms. (‘lark
.k' Lane‘s block. )litlu st.. South Norwnlk.
on Tuesday and I-‘ridily of each week. cum»
meticlng Oct. 25. Mrs. euyiler is ixraiduate of
Worcester, .‘It'ltlj‘llVSIt‘IrlI Institute, and fl’« Ins o1!
diseases Mentally. t lipt‘llt‘lllt.’ entirely with drugs.
a“ ll is by the i-xcrcisc of Ilt'l’ highest Mciital I’uwets
that relief is uzveu.
Those who are sutt'erin: and not rem-lung relief
uudir other methods of imminent should go to Mrs.
S . rind not only get Iiculcd bill :citru the way to rev
main so, t'ousultliziou Free. The poor Itiu'riyl
favored. lnlexnln-mncc and tlpiLm liulnts success
fui-ytreutml. ‘
Ulllce hours. it) to l'.‘ um. i to 5 p_ni.
H‘ldlu
ltlstrlcl of Nurtt‘itlk ss: l'ruluitc
Court. October L‘Oth. AJL. l.\\'7.
Estate“! ELIZA .l. SELLI-It‘li. Lite of .‘x‘nrwulk
lll silt! l).~'trict. IIITI‘SEAKI.
'l‘ilc c lift of Probate for the District “I Nuruaik
,tcil itlitlrtldlui‘tI six month from rhu- 'l‘ilt‘
hcrn-l for tlu- creditors of sad lustriu to . \htbit
lln .r I 1.i:uis for sci:.cim~til 'l‘hose uh I zae_ ct to
pr. ~ctll the r :m omits. pioptty nth «ml, uzrlrn
suzd tint-p \\ :‘i be delurrei! ii tic m l . A. l" ruin,-
Illtit Il'l‘tI to Wild I“ :tlt‘ lil‘t‘ t'i-quv-s'rt’. to :uilw 'm
undone tactlxlrtif 'o
SAXIH >F.l.l.iii‘l\.
ss: i‘ Adm t. . :_x‘or.
.\ viscssors‘ \ «It Ice.
\‘tl'l‘lt'li . licrc‘Iv g‘wu'x‘. . i.-
. por zons .l.li‘:t’ to put t.-i\t~ :n in \\l of
_\.»n\u it. to lil‘l.;f :nlo IIH'. \ss- -s \.'~. or n whet
of liolti. up. or t». to, - .l. it} of Now: l-et Lt \:.
»i-ro:tth. of :i ‘l:v
‘ lilc I'Il d-Ii' i-f lltwl‘iil
iii£i he llir
sin ti izsts In an...
.1 W“ l" t iiitt.
ii to do, and
‘l""t'il
‘u‘ lo t:i\ i!
of ilic .\s~is~ui- 2» iii il‘t‘ hi
Ilwzr judgment ;l!HI humil-
llluti‘lu. “ha I: lltcy by in“
from \il.» ll ‘. sts so :uiilv th
N. Ii s In.iv l-c rt l':
the ne’eczmeu‘s uni. c. it
l. .m .m :meu‘s U'
..n._ :nzsr.:
j. i-\I
. ..cri~t..:.:~i-7 tilt
is: ‘
31$.) Ntil\\ti v.
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.ItlIIN \ IiIINXI-It hh'll.
JAMES .\l. I.\Nli.
.\s~e-“v.'\.
\.\I\\ . l.. “Holt-r Tl? . I“? \‘l ‘Jl
I‘lly .\~sc~-Irr~‘ \Iitit-c.
o'ttrt: w . up
l“'
\\ l: J: it In. n I \\.i~. gum; to t‘xplnllli s
I' 'l.'l (Vii “W. I ll li'l llht‘ It) lel-Iu . I
lilti- t s \von.it r." If thrro is on) new
l"t'
.\'I‘i.el,sf~‘.’lt} l-i‘.’l‘.'vcllt- .3
Y’ii'vtrm: Iinliii‘li ll.\' tilt
.‘Illi.v\\‘-:-\“zi\|h.tl‘ ‘t' : L“... . l ts:
'I‘IitWI't‘ttl \I‘JI. \‘~r‘.~'f
i‘:‘\ of s q"; \-\:x\:. ‘.. lb '. lu- ass.
1‘” till: ii~\l\ll\.~l'|.\'l'Ii\ I'l' F.\li.‘l ilrIlJl
tiii \' l \
'I‘in 1 l‘ :thv ; s for It . :.--' to
‘t- ‘ :i‘ >:.~r- \c.
l lbw
.t.i Ii.
5: I'i :.- . .
H;_->_ i-~x'l!n!>.-. ..
c! stru ', :i: the ‘.-\\n o! N .
uni, .ti s.i.il t i lilJ)
53:...3. \VXII‘ \I-I‘H\\l,l|,
llun’uu“ - ‘ -.i
\lor-rl In tit. I‘ .1...“ Itliil i.i\li.t}«‘ iIl by
Lin of flu {Hall of N-‘rwnik *
III'I\II\' K FELLRVK. 'I‘Hoz. t' - ti.
l‘atczt :ii \‘om..lk lln‘ will day or (II lober. I“:
’l‘tl 'I‘II
‘ ttil' .
'I‘lic ti 'rs and lit! hv iii-pin s for It 11m I:~1‘ I.»
may. loud and team mm : Lb. :ors. -.\Tr,
I..‘|:t r Iltvr IIItI‘itit‘v",ltlIN’I1lTlllh on the prwnwes
and “nine \\ .tic un.\ . pnr-tuint to the mo- of lim-
snitr now :21 (one u 1mm: to the sale of mam. :i:
in: leptors, iii the l iztldin; uultcd \lzs lines on
\\ :uer .\ti'ccl. :n the town of Xotuei'xk. ll -Ioit;li of
.\ot\\:i.r.. ill sud t‘x-unly. Ilcr
' IlIII.I.\ \
Nels-d.
intuit
I hereby 1 Mt.” Illlll the til-ow til-print on :s i n
ilor‘cil l\\ the viewers rind tantrums :is ilciliiu: by
ion o! tlii :own o! Norm-iii.
lll-I.\Ii\ K thIJ-ZI‘K. 'l‘oun t'lrtli.
[Na d Norm-stir. imober lath. is»! ’
'l‘tt 'I‘llli t‘itkllllssltlxlilis til“ l“.\lill‘ll.’l.ll
t Ul'N'I‘\'.
'l‘he lllitlt‘l~‘_(tttxl hereby appims for it iti‘t'li‘t‘ to
scl‘: .‘llirlttiutll and tumult-«tin; honors Al.-
I.ii;cr Idecr and t‘idcr, to be drunk on the pn nit-w.
itlul ttlilu- Wine only pursuant to the laws of th :4
Suite no“ in foru- reiiitiu ' to Iltt' wile of Intoxtriit-
in: honors. at ihc built mt: .\o 5? Main Nrecl. iii
the town of .Vurwiilk. in mild t ounly.
signed. DENNIS KELLHIII-Ilt.
I hrrrby certify that the ill-me application \- ru-
ili-rr-ul by live clcvlors tIIid tuxtuyers us Ilt‘tltiul liv
law oi the town of Nonnuk
Ill-35d“ K. SELLEI‘K. 'l‘mvrt t‘l- rk
ll-i'ul :it Noiuuik the Will do} of ticlolu-r. l\\I.
..-
.\i-r
‘i‘i-is‘
‘t.l-
It: t‘t!§l\ll\~ltl.\‘l‘2l{$ til“ FAIRFIIZI.“
\"I‘Y
“LAKE.
'I‘o 'l‘llh‘. coitulssioxxiis Tibrlgdlltl‘llilili
(‘UI'N'I‘\'.
The undersigned hereby lpplirs for it Ilt‘t’liht‘ to
HUI s urttuous and littoiiciiilng Liquors Ale.
Luucr Its-r Mid t‘idet'. to be drunk on the ph'lllt‘r‘fl.
rind illitiio “me only spursiiunt to the laws of this
Shite now iii ton‘e whiting to the wile of liltoxlcitb
nu: liquors. til the bulldnu: No .\\‘ lIt‘I\It‘Ii tot-tine.
m Ilw [null or Normiik. In said t‘ouuty,
.\~_:nvil. .\I.\Ill.\ E. FLUNIC.
I hereby vcrltfy lliul lht' :iboic application is ens
dorsed by II\c cln tors and I.‘tXIR\_\\T| its ilrtiiird bv
hiw of thv town of .\‘or\\ztlk.
HENRY K. SELLIII‘K. 'l‘otu t‘lcrk.
lhitcd tit ‘Irwalk the is‘tli do) of Uciobcr. not.
'l‘t) 'l‘IlR t\i.\l.\ll.\‘.\‘lt|N I-‘ltS i‘l-‘ i“.\lltl"ll§l.l)
t‘tll‘N'l‘Y.
The undersigned hereby. itpp‘nt“ for it license to
sell— Spirituous and Intoxication l.ltttlul.~.-‘Altt.
lager llcer sud t‘ider. to be drunk on the pieiutsen.
iiIiII Ithiuc \\‘me only 7 pursuant to the huts of this
Stair now lll force relation: to the Nllt‘ or lliltixtcat-
in; tumors. at the building owned bv .I lt‘. titty-
Iiioiitl in Rust Norxiilk. on Strawberry Ili.l Itoiiil. til
the hunt of Not‘milk. in stud t‘ouuiy.
Slgllt‘tl. \\'.\l.l‘lilt 'l‘ GRAY.
I hen-by Certify that the Itbme implication bi eti-
doucd by live electors iiud tummy": its \It‘IIIM‘! by
but of the town of Nor“ itlk
HENRY ii. SELLECK. Town Clerk.
Dated II Surwaik the will din- of October. law.
'1‘“ THE t‘thMISSIthRRS OI“ FAIIiFIELl)
\‘tlI'N'I‘Y.
'l‘he understand hereby applies for it license to
reli——.\‘urituoun iiud IliIOXlt‘ttlllig Liquors. vAle.
i r twr and Cider. to be drunk on the premises.
Aiii ltliiue \\‘Iue only . pumtuit to the lime or thin
State no“ in force relating to the Mlt‘ or iiitoxivst
liquors. at the building owned by myci-If at For)
Ill .
Mile lover.
Signed. . JOHN R \‘th‘EN’h
I hereby certify that the tibow application in un-
diluted by live elwtors and taxpayers us tlvi‘liii-il by
hiw or the town or Norwiiik.
ilEXltY it. sRLLRt‘R. Town Clerk.
Dated in Norwalk the hub city of October. not.
' ‘0 1‘I)Ilii‘.\tl“t\l.\l)llb‘$ltlx Bits 0F l‘Allti‘lRLD
t‘t ‘. ‘
'l‘n: undersignmi hereby applic- for It license to
sell—Spirittious Ind liitox eating humour-Ale.
larger Ilct‘i' Iiiiil t‘ider. to be drunk on the premises.
rind Rhine Wine ouly.— pursuant to the Inns of
this Stine now in lot-cc relating to the stile or intoxi~
ruling liquors. til the building known as t‘iuou
llowi. No. i. corner or \t‘itstiirigtori amt Witter
Structs. tn the town or Norwslk. at South Norwiiik.
in aid County.
Signed. MICHAEL DECKER.
ubovo ripplicittioi. is en-
I hereby certify that the
donut by live electors and tux-payer: Its defined by
bur or the town of Norwalk.
HENRY K. SILLECK. Town (‘lerk.
Dated tit Xoru-iilk the 17th day or October. isn't.
Lad'l'lV‘g'llllSSIONERS ,0? l-‘alltlt‘lELD
Tho under-signed hereby appilcti torn Drumirt‘s
license mount to the lows of this Sute now in
force N ting to the rule of intoxicutinz liquors.uI the
building No. 41 Wuhlngéou street. in the town of
Noru‘ulk. City of South . orwulk. in cold count .
‘1‘ GEO. Q. STILLS N.
I hereby certify thut the chore application is un-
dorsed b the electors and taxpayers as defined by
lutv in o the town or Ntmvuik.
HENRY K. SKLLBCK. Town Clerk.
igtcd ct South Nomlk the 17th tilt: of October.
To run COMMISSIONERS or Tami-tun
occur.
The (thereby Ipplicn for a license to
roll— tuouu and lutoxicutl Li norm—A
dcr to drunk“z q '0‘
law had he on the prowl
r Rhlnchnooulyi—purumttothe laws or iii;
8“ l non.“I i the h il ”my “$31er
I ll 0 In I
unhoukmnWiltonltmd. in the ulnar Rots
IAURICH POWERS.
tho chore uppilutiou is are
and man or defined h
or Norvroik. ’
mmmuomtmiw.
BUNDENSED MILK
We would rn‘ll your attention to the
First Prize Brand Condensed
MILK
Which was awarded the first prixe «Gold Bimini) iii
the New Orleans Exposition. "Ni—5. against corn-
petitors of all the prominent bnimls of milk now in
the marker. and has been since conceded to be the
best condensed milk evrr produced either for gerxr»
it] use or for hubics‘ food.
The contents of each can is guaranteed to bi—
I‘erfcctly pure, fresh milk condensed. with sum-
c‘ent pure, cane sugar to Insure its keeping in an;
Clllll‘llt'. either open or closed. . .
It dissolves ituIm-dintcly and. leaves no sediment;
[f dissolved. say. 4 tonspooneful in ubiss of cold
water and ullowed to stand 8 Iiours. it rrinm will
form. the snmc its if it was pure. fresh milk. i
Asa food for infants it is unsurpiuisrwl by any-
IIilllL: that us yet has been placed before the puhli
:liidzi trial will prove us merits and convince the
most skeptical.
For making ice cream the Fun! Priz" Brunt] is said
by manufacturers of ice (‘I cum to be far superior to
fresh cream, as it mskI-s It quality that will mull);
astotiish llItM‘t‘ who tirt' El.
Directions and the L'uitranfcc printed on every
run.
Also the “Darling” Coil. tut
Made by the slime cmtipall)’. Guaranteed to be
better Ihiiu the “Daisy" 'tlllIk.
FIRST PRIZE, 17 CTS.
DARLING, 12 CT§.
For sale in South Norw ilk only by};
lilllglE »
i—E
E
trii
LIVE.
The Newclmb Rapid
Transportation Cp.
(Hillel-ls. :li‘. ltfi‘I 1:7 lllltl.\li\\'.\\‘.
LOW RATEES
t
QuickServioe
To the I‘nlilu“ The .‘lul-ngmuent desires
to resiwcttully inform the Merchants,
'I‘rtult‘rn. Shippers. Mid the Public
(Sent-run). lltzit on or «in in Del. iii-.h.
thT. u Dull) line of hicitmers
\\'|II Iit- i'elulills‘ltcd IN‘I\\‘|'Q‘II
New York and So. Nurwall,
Norwulk. and all points on thclineuf
the Il.\N|§l'li\‘ o‘.‘ Nitlt\\'.\l.K It It.
Leann}: New Yolk ltutii I‘ll-r 6. North
lttver. (foot It it‘lul' S'..Htl -l I‘..\i. “ally.
.N‘uudiiys Inn-pied. 'l‘nis lociitiou pro-
vides Ii l'Jvi-icil l‘iet‘. prob-Cling grinds
fro-ii the element». iiud no delays for
truckmen.
ll ~turniuiz. bunt arrives in N. Y. lit 5
AM. daily.
Every facility and iteoommhitiou that
experience can suggest will be ixteudui.
and every etI'ort made to Win e c villi-
tIt‘lIl‘t‘ Hi the public. .\It"t"\.tll
Shippers ltl’i‘ lil'.\li.\.\"ll-Zlill ri>
never before tqlltlllt d on this rou
the stluulion hits been cureluliv sti :iI
and we llrt' PREPARED Ttl STAY.
l‘rciultt Rcc'd unity l‘r-out Stunt.
until 5 p.rti. '
Mark your freight vni.
newcoma LlltiE.
Trusting our close attention to your
interests \\‘llI lltt'l‘il. it liberiil share of
your patronage.
\K ry Respectliilly.
9
EDWARD MORTON. President.
N. L. NEWCO.‘ Ii. General Manger.
BealEstate
The David L. Burbank
PllIlBl‘ll’ flll lower Main St.
A good “rinse and him and about nice arm
of hind is nth-mt for suli‘: also at in
house at East Norwnlk. now ivciipii hv the owner.
\\ ho lutd It built tor Itillll'l‘". Price 32.25tL'EIitpiire
o '
nunsos TAYLOR,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
\Va shing‘ton Stl‘loet.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERdih
DEALER II. ‘
Sewerm Pipe
Ilflllfll‘lll Sfllifll' Ullllll'lll‘llll',
is prepared to make connections with unlit sew
pipe: in this city on the mart fumble trim
Parties intending to connect withthc neatly hid
am in this city will Ind it to their Id‘lhao to
cull on hint. . act it
F. M. PI ERcfE
t
Box 20, South Horny“, 0t.
6
“an...
i story ind IIIIC‘
HEfifiiil
NOVEMBER tst,
l. H. DEBKER
“'ILL REMOVE IIIS
PAINT
AND
Wall Paper Store.
TU
HHIIMHIHMB,
Mull Hall Block.
Wimmllllll
boon—“—
REALESTATE
-—__....__._
RE,
' MAR NE,
All} DENT,
‘FE,
[anew
Lauder’s Block,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Insu
BUY
The Matteawan
Seamless Fall Shoe.
WHY?
Ill-cause it Is neat Ind pretty.
Iict‘nuse II ts non-line‘-
Because ll I- double
Because it lll wonderfully comforul-ie.
It“ misc it I‘ healthy.
Iii-muse it wail rurc tender (w: '
ltn‘iiu-e ll “ill vutc cums.
Ileciuw it pix-\eiits cold fcvl.
Because ll is the only u‘niult‘es
Felt Shoo with Sole & IIt‘t‘I
'1‘ l I IE it Ifg'i‘msu 0 E
for house“ l‘iII' e\ t‘l made.
coo
It is intended (or the
Bed- Room. Sick- lie
Breakfast. Room
or d all house limit.
0. H. Harvey,
Sole Agent for the Town of Norwaik.
B R I no. I: l’tflt'l‘
W. B. HALL& Co.
Sills, Stills, Plnsles & Villa's.
V IZ :
Ill) Pieces Black and (‘oloh‘l SI'RAIIS. Domestic
Mittiufut‘lui‘c
Full line “luck Ittid Colored Gilt)?! G RAIN‘.
Full hue Iilnck and colored r‘.\ll.LE FRANL‘AISE
Full line ALI. SILK RIIAllfiiMl-I‘i.
Full line Black utitl Colored SATI NS.
l’r-ices for Septenlber
tin ‘u‘er III silk and u splendid IllIIlt’ or minim
finnIiISl'tks III in; cents it yard: KEN“?! Navy llottlc
tmru.“ the. union. taunt, shite. ltmulsr price is
$3235.; tit Sixc. is the best burg-in ever Menu! in
1‘: pieces rich antins ut 49c. worth Tile. Due lot
regain: blnck silks Tar. tine lot L‘tlillcl silks at we.
Rich satin frictd silks suit). tidix and #l 2:1.
Send for rumpus or our 3].:5 lib-dunno. Semi for
samplui of our Sid!) coiorwl Rhndunit'tl. bond‘ for
stunt-m of our 69 cent Satin Sarah.
colored Dress Goods.
p.51:curvaceous.climatic-.32?
Incrcs. it!” new combinations.
Special Opening Prices
it!) pines but ix indies ciothr 59c.
70
4“
h 1.),
40 y mixtures. nil wool.~8c.
38 illuminated mixtures at 83c.
One‘lot very fine It: 87364:.
tit) picca rich Scotch Iii-ids :0 cents.
Housekeeping Linens.
luclndi Dunc-k mu . Tobie Loon,
Buck and 1‘0me cert)“
Luce cud Nottinghun Curtains.
Stirs. 'l‘authonrod Ind Applique. to oil Now Do
3.th Foil iirnror Nottingham
W.B.H.A.LL&CO.
First Class Guulilillfi Prices For All.
‘ i 9d, 0 I9 WiI _ .
‘low that cool ‘gvuhgzeglelalsnzraeriavtherepfnghc holidnys 'lthtiul 3'0“ have plenty 0!
holiday season.
I turn their attention toward the
money and are enjoying good health ? By being particular “vim the
Meats, Vegetables 8: Fruits
that you purchase and the prices you pay
for them all the benefits attending a full
pocketbook and excellent health may be enj iyed.
In order that the public may enJoy these results
Remsnn’s Main St. Market
is headquarters for Meats of all kinds. Vegetables, Oy-tere. Clams, EsoollopS. Fish
and Fruits.
Besides being of the freshest in the market. these goods will he sold
at prices which should be taken advantage of by all.
CANNED GOODS
Also occuly an important part in the stock of this market and include a large Vl‘
riety. Do riot forget to call at
Remson’s
Market,
M ain Street.
content plating.
If you are (‘Onll'llllliailllfl anything in the
Furniture,
rapery,
aruet
line. and uzsh to otttiess
The Most lnterest’g
The Most Extensive
The Most égautifui’
.“ '*::~-. t‘nrp" 3.2x! l'r:\;~ r} t :1. i:,
.1. 3- fn s...
b. tom: New \o:i. uni or. o... u «ll-
\ ..i. you 12.x:
Downer 6:. Edwards,
449 & 45I Main Street,
C I.
.‘ll-ii I'LI '1;..I \R i
I3ri1 u‘c-por't.
7hr Inr;-~: «wt 'v -:;rn«-:;:.
II1\-
Darnell Edwards,
449 42.451 Main St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
imlCmmmmll
i,‘-"i‘.‘.‘
J.Hlllmmllg
[ILAIJIR IN
Meals, Flsll, Oysters,
Vere ables, Fruits,
BANNEDGDDDS,EIB.
in. N. M. H: &-H. Depll.
TIII.III'IIO\ I: (’DXSIZC'I'IOS.
s“. '
g A” II N. I I
Fa IIDBIIIIIE.
' 'l‘ho .‘lis—sos SnJolui
. _ _ O
Iiinn turice :m up! mm; ofartistic niiilineiy
gt» Ink» p!.e.- Ill \I'cdncsday and
_ Thur-titty. Oct. lfitlt and l3tlt.
l Tiny tuli make an elegant display of
.TIlIMllEIl IlthNI-ITS & HATS
.
and ililpnldvl riowl'tcs in the way of
Trimmings.
.\ll tire c 'rzlmlly hinted.
M13368 8. Jflllll,
33 MAIN STREET.
N () II \V .A 141‘:-
‘7‘1'
rullllmmmmi
411. 413. 415 and 417 Main St. and 103 Fairlicld Avenue.
BRIDGEPORT, CQNN.
DIY Gills, lllllinery, carpets, Upholstery
tDri‘ Got-ls Patrice .
Sl’lfilCl AI;
(‘32
.nttexrvon lit the fuilvwd’i';
INl)l'Clt‘..‘l l‘IN'I‘S!
PIRET A HRH AIrUF
FALL NQVELTIES
Black and. Colored Silks
A
DRESS
.\'Il
GOODS.
(\vmpnslru the lutest designs of the French. ‘Enrhsh. Iii-mun and thoracic manufacturers
For entire costumes we airt- shot in; t'llt'luit‘e Illicit of t‘lux its. I'Jids and tuo
tit Ii.
rind tkrw tonal I‘m-i ~-
In plain I‘Y‘N,‘ fibrin" we are “Kenn: cxh Lit-tit vniues ui t‘mLuIt-n-s. Serge; camel‘s fluir. Trinitd.
Uttoiiiiuu- and ladies‘ cloths.
-
SPECIAL SALE OF BLANKETS.
1‘ emu-es ill ti” and 1':-
Iallliht‘I$.ttlllltletlhg of tilrforniu nnd other well known nukes ut wry low puree-
tlrciit Attractions in our Linen Department.
Full Jackets and “’rnps Now Road);
FALL MILLINERY.
We are prepared to oler curly Full Sula o1 Mullnery
FALL O
PENING
0!"
CAR PETS
Representing all the Leading lanufiicturers of Carpets.
Mwult‘ltul. with Isiah-re. Wilton
er makes]
TA P It) STR Y
t‘uIton III‘JI'SIHZ‘. cotton and \\'ool
and 3 ply lngrsms. and :ii
Ellla Bargains lll Illlll‘llill
Tapestry Rugs. liloquetie Rugs.
Sin} nut Rug». as inch 5mg rm Rugs.
SOFA
Ingraius. All
‘e‘vets. with burden. Bod} Brut-win [Bigcltm"s} Bully Brussels goth
BR USSELS.
Wool harsh“. Super Ingrninr. Extr- Snper Ingraiu
Gflllflls at 50c. Will!!! 65!:
S. D. Smyrna )luts. Bureau Ruzs. :3 inch Smyrna Rags, an inch
RUGS.
“'ool Mitts in all the Coloriugs.
Also III the
011 Cloths and.
Intending purchasers of Cutlets should not Hi to visit our
detmmnr.
UPHOLSTERY D
We lure undo chhornt: nonunion:- hr
the Speck! Etrgainn we arc ohm-rm: ‘
Chen lc
. . the Full M in thin
_ in Nottingham Swim (rich:
and Turkonun Curtain. Nun-tries. Tubie (\:rcrs. etc. Great Bargains in
new styles in
Linoleum.
perfectly lighted and splendidly flocked
E P A R T III E lit 1'.
“mm-etmmn-Wd
MEN‘S. LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S
Underwe
THE COPELAND BROS.
Main St.
ar.
00. ,
Bridgeport, Conn.
411 413 4150.417 ,
and 103 Fairfleld Ave, ’ ’
Norwalk Chronicler