THE SEVTIN EL.
“SHINE SDRWALK. \0\‘. II. 1887
D in l' SP.\"'I‘I\‘PI -
About the first of December We shall
begin the pdblication or a daily evening
edition of. Tut: Savant. which will
contain the latest general news up to
the hour of going to press—2 o’clock—
und extra editions will he issued during
the atternoon
quires it.
whenever occasion re-
But the principal feature of
the paper will be the local neWs of tlte
city and the important news of the
state. The paper will be a twenty-tour
‘ column folio. with a double sized mim-
heron one day. which will be of the char
actor of a weekly. and contain a full
resume of the local newsfor the six days
preceding and including the one on
which it is insured.
“'e have no extraordinary promises to
Vmake in relation to this enterprise. “'e
think a daily paper is needed III this
city and expect to make it pay. To do
this we will need it generous patronage
from the general public. We hope that
all our business firms will consider it to
their interest to advertise in its columns.
We certainly shall endeavor to make
it so.
TIN? JAIN." HINTS.
Tit-day four of the Anarchists t'\ill~
victt-d of the murder uf policemen in
t‘hicugo by the throwing of a dynamite
bomb among them. pay the extreme
penalty ofthe lttw. Two others. Holden
and Schwali. escape death through the
clemency oft; >v. tlglesly. who his cum-
muted lllt‘ll‘ sentence to imprisonment
for life. arid o2: Lingg. has robbed the
gallows by horrible suicide. The N_..\’.
Times cxprt‘ss- s the truth and the cen-
i‘ral t-‘t‘llllnh'til in relation ol lllt‘St‘lllt‘ll
rind their t rd. it says: “The bomb
that tot- k t tl'tct upon (lilitt t it -5:.iu \\ :is
aimed at ev. rv dt C out and p. I.cc ti le and
law abiding ll lit!) and “out an Iii the
l tilted Stat-cs \\'hntt- '\'t r tt tide r in art—
cd people may think of tnpittil punish-
ment can retribution for crimes oi int
pulse or of passion. \\ hat short tdeath
can satisfy the t lainis of tiisttce upon
Illt ti ntiiintitt d by KEN lt ll! llllx‘ r: tit di \ il
tr_\ as has for )tAiirs tiispirttl the livcs of
these int-n': They have :itmyctl thcui-
solves :lgallhl lll:lllklliVl ttrtd mankind
gives thctu tliIA part they have t‘ltis'i‘n
anal cuts them til from the litllllllt'l’ of
the living. lulu-r men sun Ivc its s;tv~
age and as i Ititttl oilimt: as Iltrsc turn.
.hut the tragedy that takes place ti! \‘lll‘
cogo today malice It far less likely than
it' was before that-their rage and envy
will find lfiht‘lll ntunlcr. The very dc»
liberation that has [defined for this
capiation now ‘adds to its ltllpl‘t‘ssth‘ltt‘s‘S
for those who most need to be impressed
by it. X) legal rosourcc of which an
innocent than can avail himself has been
denied to these "I! II whose ban ofront-
la‘wry has been passed by themselves.
liven the doors of the Supreme \‘tiitrt of
the l'nited States were re opened to
them. that it might be made more runni-
lest that their punishment was the work
of justice and not of revenge. Through
all these months. front the time the
bomb . these men. invoked {Is it weapon
ol war against mankind was thrown tin-
til to-duy. the inevitable
awaited tht in. Now.
\ItK'lII has
at least. they are
made to “Tip as they have town. And
all the the people say Atticu.“
Tliuiiluglt liig I‘rnt-liuiiutlon.
There is now .no special reason for
thanks more than that which has
marked the years that llh‘ gone: but of
all of lien on ‘s gifts to in. n lift“ scout
niou htmings are always the Inveetest
and the best. and so. in accordance With
a custom \\ hich Iu hallowed hv all the
ties that hind us to the paid and With it
reaches on to the future in unitersal ex-
pectation.. l herehv appoint Thursday.
thetinntv- fourth of November as a thiv
of 'l‘tIanksin-ing and water.
And lrctotntuend to the people of this
ttatc that they celebrate. that ditv. at
home. in festivities that brighten the
eye and ennotite the heart . and In church.
in prayer and praise to Almightv God.
In anticipation of this lestivtil. let tilt
of the many in whose houses there is
enough and to spare. remember those ol’
the poor and the unfortunate with \\ horn
they are brought into closest contact.
that. for one day at least. the chill of
poi-eru- may be ht ted from everv dwells
in: within our borders. and thut all may
feel. in charity given or in charity re‘
ceived. that around one common table.
bpreud by love. they sit members of one
family. children of One lntinitc Father.
l‘Iii.\I:.is C. Lot' xsnt RY.
our schools.
A (‘llllcn or Soutmrvrulk \‘lalta Them
and la Proud.
It was my privilege. and pleasure as
well. to visit our Union School recently.
and to upcud some time In careful study
of its workings.
I speak of it now in simple justice to
the tunnelling and faithful teachers
who urccngaged in guiding our boys
and girls in their studies. and to point
the old aduge. "that it is wise to appre-
ciate the blessings we have while we en-
joy them.“
I write without hint or solicitation
from any teacher or friendly functionury
of mo Ichool. ,
I wacdelighted with the chapel aer-
viccawith which the day commenced.
Simple. reverent and free in the make
up, from what is.-.» common on such
occasions.
At the hp of the bell each department
lac-ted «which! in some magical way.
and the boy. and girl: in proper rank
and file, without any rumtiou even of
crowding pushing, or noise. found their
waytothcirueutu. At theeloseof the
formal service. a motto or maxim quoru-
liou from come author, was given by u
"preventative or each department. and
In a ready, spontaneou- style.
have morning exorcism upmrcd to
mule-chutn- and give a kind
at much! auction to the work at the
day. it. going out of the pupils. was
7 dthcnmaordcrly'aud dignified char-
“, and the who-Ia of the machinery
m b revolve without niacin-term,
(doc. nuptial, order. and gentle
law combined to make the day’s work
efficient and salutary.
I was impressed with the apparent
zeal of the lady teachers to do thorough.
conscientious, and devoted work. No
't .I.
at.
THE GRADE CROSSING CONFERENCE.
Representatives of Several To“ us Explain
Itch- \' lewa— An Adjournment
F or One \I‘eek.
Pursuant to invitation
of Gov-crimi-
For Sale.
HE house and lot corner Water and Elizabeth
. Sta. —Lot 166 feet on \\ ater 5L. and 110 feet
on Elisabeth. Tre housc has 12 finished rooms in it
and is In good condition.
The prept rty can be buuhgt for a reasonable price
and on easy terms 'l .-\\ EDI} .t: tiuhllhx.
mutt—Wm
outside. the birdasitigirig merrily. and the
skies wearing all the grace and witchery
of that October day. the lady teachers
gave themselves to their work with
buoyancy and zest. as though “a cheer-
ful heart had made contract with con-
science to deny itself for other‘s good.“
I am certain that in the higher branches
a careful. painstaking work is being
done. and that the classical and mathe—
matical instruction of our pupils is in
the hands of most competent. teachers.
The lower grtidedepartinents were equal.
ly as well organized. I thought. and sup-
plementing the higher with the simple
and objective forms and methods of the
best system of instruction.
I have repeated the term orqth-tl
for that word more than any other do
scribes the impression I received of the
school. Back of all the quiet, orderly.
systematic routine. there must be it runs-
tcr mind and hand. \\'hen one rcmein~
hers the diversity of element. the hetero-
geneous and turbulent character fund in
our present day humanity. and linds the
tisinp gent-ration given over to these
teachers. and so reduced to order and
tlectrum. it isu matter of congratula-
tion. '
And though not more intimate with
principal llnll. than maybe possible by
casual meeting. I thought I discerned
in the person of the Stipcrintemlcnt.
tliosc liriii. lovcl~liendcd. intelligent
ideas which, have contributed to. the
mental and organic growth of the school
to so grand tin t‘Xlt‘llI.
Much more might be said of the sziinc
sort. and no patron or parent who will
visit :lu- school. would deem it fulsoiue
or extravagant. ’ '
South Norwiilk wtth till its loveliness
of situation. htisy industries. well
tilled churches. and good people.
has nothing of which it may he more
justly proud than its public schools.
Thus it uppcnrs to one t'l'llxi‘A.
1‘. \. Artiulil Explains.
Fu‘it‘ H.» Si;.\'l‘l.\‘llt.:~—~.l. )l. lillon-
tlorf asserts that he llilti procured the hy-
ltws of some printer's union. \\'llit‘ll per~
nuts of leillllllr‘3‘1‘ndll beiiit: tlt‘pl‘lYt‘il of
Work l \ :m apprt llllt‘t‘. l have \Vill'kt‘tl
In union l tlit‘tAs flout the it Icky Moun-
ttiins to the Atlantic ocean. and Ilt‘Yt r
ht fore llt‘ill‘tl of such a law, 1 will ad-
mit that printers may have the powt r to
pass try-laws that Will deprive tlictuselvtVs
of any right tltrtt an apprentice Is lmiitid
to rt‘spi‘t‘t. I do not rum-guy. - such
printer's nouns and wish . no itlllllttlltlll
with them. l‘nder lllt‘ operation of such
:t law. any proprietor ot nu ”lice t‘i-llill
hIi‘t- t‘Ill‘U'J‘ll ‘ til the course of it
your to drite cver j-xur out of the t-llice.
lidcndorl’ {urtliorsuys that I lctt his
employ. giving him no warning. l‘t‘listlll
or capltuuttton. That Is It malicious
ltilsthood. .\ ltcr getting through work
one week up» Saturday c\‘ruin.:. the
time “hen he tIotilit-d me that ho would
not want my sotvtccs but four days
weekly thcri tiller. 1 IIIiuicduttrly went
to the post-oilice. wrote my name. etc..
III full. in the presence of a witness. Ill rs.
l‘. .1. Joyce. and mailed the docinnetit to
lVlet-ndorl‘. 0n the lollowtng Monday. l
was informt d at the post-oilit‘c that the
coiiiniurncntiou had bcen tlt~livt~rod to
the said lillendorl‘.
Elltndort says he is not running a rut
oilicc. timing the past sunmwr he has
{\‘Ilt’uli‘dly nsscrlcd in the hearing of
others that every printing oilice m town
except his own was a rut otlice. hrciiuse
he “its the only until paying union
wages and printing it paper devoted to
the rightsnf workinguicii and their right
to otgnnite protective unions; and during
all that time he was hurting the printing
of his paper til the "our ollice at Nur-
walk. one of the Identical otl‘ices includ~
I‘d In his list of m! olllt‘es. Members of
thchnttct‘suniun inform me that this
would heft-It: work In their trade. and
that the fair in u would not submit to it.
Therefore, llllctidorl‘s union printer.
now eutploycd by liuii is Slltrllllg \vork
tlint ts tinislied by mix. its the press work
on Hiltndort‘s sheet is yet done at the
Hour otl‘ice. lcontcud. therefore. tttnt
l‘I.lendort‘ is publishing a rut pitpt'l‘.
t‘. Y. .V\lt.\\‘l,l‘.,
South Norwttllt. Nov. ll. isst.
.\tlt1‘l’lt‘itll Institute t‘ntr.
The attractions at the American lusti-
tutc lV‘nir. now open at the Institute lhtll
at. Sccondnnd Third avenues. between
634 and tilth streets. are impottant
enough to make it visit to the t‘Xllllllllilll
a necessity for visitors tothe city. There
is so much to be seen that the intrinsic
value of the litty‘sixth exhibition can be
properly estimated only by an afternoon
and evening devoted to n study of the
wonderful electrical and lllt‘t‘lltllllt‘.‘tl do
partnicuts. the art iind household eit-
tiihtts. and the display of Iiutnuftictnres.
self winding clocks. sewing nuicliincs.
..,‘..;‘
‘tlt‘\ ll.‘~~
shoe-tintkiug machines. printing presses.
wood-Working Iiinchinery. telegrnphy.
a writing telegraph which does the work
of the trlcgraph and telephone unerting~
ly and nuisclessly. railway trainsrun by
electricity. and welding of metals. all by
electricity. The machinery In motion
covers every range of invention and
improvement in power and uccetuplislh
merit. The householder linds much of
special interest. the artist tinds new
ideas of execution. there is good music.
with a daily change of programme. In
all, a fair worth seeing.
nowar‘ron
The new firm 0! J. H. Monsell d: Co.
are making large shipments of shell and
opened oysters.
Coal is retailing at $8 50 per ton with
prospects of beiri higher.
The out bin is 0 used.
Mia. Thus. Darling, of N. Y. city, was
in town last week.
E. Thomec‘ horas, attached to his coat
wagon, took fright on Tuesday and ran
away ata rapid rate into Mr. Simmons
yard. completly demolishing the wagon
and all of Mrs. Simmons flower garden.
Mr. Charles Lowudes new house. when
done. will be one of the prettiest houses
in town.
The Cantata “The Queen of the Flow-
ers,” given by the young ladies or our
midst with the assistance of come out;
of town talent. in the M. E. church. on
Saturday evening, was a pronounced
cancels in all details. Miss Terry as the
“Race, " acted in a yet-y creditunlo
manner, lliceJeesie Cudlipp an the "Dan
dclhn” watt admirably done. Mics Lavina
Chaamcr of Norwalk deserves credit for
her untiring emu-ta. In fact all who
took any part muy feel proud, for an
and characters were done to per.
‘ Aunt “was realized tor
the benefit of the church.
. L . h. Lounsbury a Considerable number of
[UK ull5uu.‘ members 0f Illt‘ l‘\gibla‘llre and Of
town oilicers lllt t at the capitol Monday
noon to explain their \‘it‘ws as to an ex-
tra session of the legislature for action
In the grade crossing matter.
President Clark ot the Consolidated
road with Mr. Henry C. R Ibinson and
Mr. Itvnde Harrison were present iii the
outset by invitation. Tin-y had a talk
with Governor Lounshury betore the
sitting was formally opened. They ask-
ed the object of the meeting. and being
told It was to hear opinions as to the
need of it special sesSIoiI ot‘ the legisltture
on the grade crossing law. \lr. R Vtiittson
said they were not there to discuss the
propriety of the goveriiot‘s calling an ex-
tra session. It was also-said on the part.
of the railroad that tlii y did not think it
suitable that they should discuss matters
some of which were already under con-
sideration in the court‘s. ,
The railroad coiiiuiissioners were rep-
resented by Mr. L'Iley. their clerk.
”Among the others present. fifty or
more iii all. were senators Walsh. Hill.
Kirkhuin. Henry, t‘otlin and l.“1lt‘ll. lia-
Sentttors Scotieltl. and t.‘ot~. Mayor lliilkt-J
ley. and Mr. t‘. J. t'ulc.
tiovcrnor L-iunshniy said he “as litre
by rt‘tpiest of persons from several towns
who thought they could show that an
eniei'gcncy existed stillicicnt to \vtti‘ant
the calling of a special s. ssi In. Mr. h‘.
H. L-u’d. of Old -Si‘|_\'llriit|l{, presented :I
volt-of tlmt town asking for :i spcciu
session. In roplv to it question hv the
governor he sittd that the vote \\ is plat.“
ttt‘ully unanimous. Tllt‘ lt)\\ll h id l~t'l Ii
assessed $3410” t iwurtls the Lillwltilolt of
twogrnde crossings. and had been or.
dertAd to changi- two other roads. Thcrc
\Vt'l‘t‘ t-Azi other crossings. l;\\\'t'l'lltvl'
Launsbnry asked if the town had tried
to t‘tlltlt' to any .iuiit able iivret IiIciIt with
the l‘lllll'OJil. \Ir. Lord stitil It l. :.-l int
(iovernor Luinshuiy said he lltl~l littll
tnfotiiird that since his rttpicst to the
rittlroitd coiiitiitssioners to make no lur-
tlier ordors tit present. towns had ceased
to itiukc tiny t llott tit tit'cotitnituliitluu.
)lr. ll. \\'. Maple-s suil ho lltlil ll ~dic-Vd
Ili:tt l’t‘prt‘sclllilln'i's of the (V IisolI-lntod
road lutd l-crii present and llililr retired,
and that itniie of the railroad t‘ooiniis
sinners wt re pI't-stVttt.
(»t.t\‘t‘:ll -r l. Iiiiasbury stud he “Its here
ltlrllt'tll \\ll1l[t‘\t r am. no luid t Is.i_\ tts
to tit. t Xl‘ll cm. of ..u t \Igt llt _\ rtipi r-
ing a ‘pttl il 3'
All. )lill its r-.ll\l lllt"
t tlirt rs ill-ll \‘=>ltl :nmsIont-rs
ustful towards lt‘:li‘llll‘,: n
cliiszoti.
.‘ll‘. \Yt lls‘ llf \Yt {lit rcllt‘lxl lllnllglll
there sltuul l thA it In: t ting of repr. st til i
ch 4'}.
littst'tii‘v‘ (‘I ”In
\\’utll.l l‘t'
st-Iiiid c it
ll\'I::~‘ oi the tow; s and of the railroad
cotupnntt s.
MI. \V. ll. tiiuvcr :ippz‘itrcd in" ct trust-l
for the tovcii of l“.tllllt'lil. llt- szml tit.»
l\|\\‘ll llt‘llt’Vttl llldl t‘XlgwAtn‘y‘ stiillt‘lt tzl
to warrant the culling-oi :I rlli c:;.l >i'~\lt‘ii
certainly twisted. Such ti burden 11“ ltztd
come to .‘ldillwlii \vuultl \llllllliilt‘l)‘ c vltlt‘
{.li‘lllt‘l’ touzzs. lt luid :ilm c ~ltl“ t-V
lV‘atrtit-lil. n poor tcuu wlum- l.l\ ll~~'.
linrdiy ttptdlt d the yt-iirly Iiicotzo . t‘ tut
t‘onsoltdutctl toil. ll had lluiliA-Ii
grade crossings .itid Ili\\\ it was prop d
to get rid of Iltt‘lll ttt ii large \‘ Vet. Ita-
hups iill‘mtlll or $3UJK’U. The t .\\ it
could not see why the town sh lllil pa)
tiny part of the cost of [\Ttlli’t‘llll: l.it- :Ii
crossings made by the railroad for It~
own purposi 5. He believed th...t tti «hi
the l'lt'lllllftl stVbs‘tIlll rule It was ititrt: lui
that thc govern-Ir c ill :tspccinl s~ xiltltl
whenever it IVt-usonnldo put of tlIAA p- .I~
llit‘ \‘f llll‘ tilillt‘ \lI‘Slrt‘tl ll.
Selectman Fields of lirutil'oid told'ol‘
the way in which it dangerous crossing
llt'lil hccn trczited there. the stihstince ol
It being that besides lll‘t‘ltftllllgf :tlv'ut-
nieitts t'. r t it . bridge the town Is to pay
\\‘ll?t l‘ltl per cent. on the second.
\\‘lllt it this he t' It changed I I he an iron
bridge in place of the one oi \\ ood as at
tirsi proposed. llc t \3d the details oi
the case. and then wcr.t on t \ Inge that
towns like North lirauford. which would
tlt‘IlYi‘ almost its lllllt‘ll bent ti: as others
its full ofci‘ossiugs. ought to pay some
l‘ut‘t Uf’lllr' cost. ‘l‘lll‘ll‘llt‘t‘lltul .\I . “.tl‘
l‘lh‘trll its saying to hint that If it spt-cntl
session was held and it hill «1th ml more
favorable t I the towns than the present
law. the i'tiilroods \vould t if 1‘ tin amend
lllt‘lll that towns which lutd pit-vnuslv
nude ttgt‘veuit nt with the t'aiii'oitd coin
pituits should not he the losers fruit
having taken such action.
Mr. lllcigs siid tho tall for a special
Ft‘S-‘llilll scotttt‘tl to lit‘ tlu‘ call of the pi o-
plo. not of the corporations.
ti ucrnor l. qushury said hodcsirtd
to follow the wish of the people iti this
matter as far as it could he tiscett tuned.
Selectman t‘hnrlcs ll. \\'lIceler of Non
walk said circulars had been 8: III out
and-rho should be glad to consult any of
those present. at the close of this session.
llo went on to urge the imp Irtance
of abolishuig grade crossings.
It was then agreed that it further hear-
ing should he given at. noon next. Mon-
day —llartford (.titirant
The Ilolullest Math In South \nrw alk.
As well as the handsoiiiest and others
are invited to call on I. M Hoyt. and mi
free a trial bottle of Kenip‘ s B tl-t-tm for
the Threat and Lungs. a rcmedv that is
selling entirely upon its merits and is
uuaranteed to cure and relieve all Uh-rou
in and Acute Coughs. Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 50 cents and
ls‘t .tl ll".
The Little Quaker Fills are the best
family pills in the world.
NIAIi’: R I EL).
DECKER—.tl.Tla‘.NBR.-\\T~At St. Audrcu‘ s
church. Stamford. Conn“ Tuesday. Nov 1st.
bythc Rev. F. Windsor Brathwait. Ada
Francis. daughter of Capt. John Decker of
Stamford. Conn. to Abraiitli Altenbiaitt of
South Norwalk. Conn.
Masons Wanted.
'1‘ PORTCHESTER. N Y.. ten good Brick Nu-
can It once.
as: at Fm Bt‘iwis'o k. Consruccriox Co.
Furnished Rooms To Let.
URNBHED rooms. conveniently located Ad.
.3. 0..“ Sentinel umcc. or call at
Sentinel otllcc.
For Sale.
THE well known property of house and large lot on
lower Mai ain street. South thNorwalk. t‘L. knovtn
an the Berni: Pl: cc. For price unit terms apply to
881 mi JACUB H. DAYTON Agt.
lllltrlct of Norwalk as: Probate
Cunt-t, November 8th. A.D.. 1887.
anllcution has been mudetothlc
Court for utmcut of an of the
othl RCY CAXPBELL. late of Norwalk. in
mid District. deemed;
new application he heard and de
mined atttie Probate Dulce in Nurwutk. cumin
Wm” of November. 187. utSo‘cloclk.aft moon;
m... as... “with...“ i... martin“...
Wau- “9&th autumn at test
Mtg." Mann. Jud“
St. tf
To Let.
‘UR a term of three ycan nu: our | onszr PM
TORY. Corner “'atcr and Eilaabeth Streets.
l‘osecxdon March lst. le‘N‘. '
ROTH tt GOLDSCIIMIDT.
€81 tf South Norwaik.
FREE OFEHARGE
Dress-Cutting School.
I in\ lie all the ladies of \orunllt and \ icirtity \that
i'lft llllt“ft~lt‘tl in tire» ltlt thing: tot Ill and imwtig Itc
Iht llluil w-ondtrful dress h3-ltlll Ilitt li Is cur lit-tn
llIll'OtlltCt tl lt is lllt‘ latt- st. in )5! rapzd. s L,niplc and
most perfect lllllll: of any now in uw.
Tht system will be ”tight fret-of charge for “11‘
next it Ii days \"t' in .I- this inYort to Introduce
tht sy sttm Test lit itst if desircd Hours from
to it III. 10".) p m II RS. MINOR.
Room 21. 2nd tloor front. Miihackt-ino Iltllt‘l. South
Norwalk. Conn.
District ot‘ixorwulk angul’rulnuc
Court. November lOih. A.D.. 1887.
“ h was appl t iiion h: is been made to this court
for the adniismm to prnbiitc of a n ain written In-
strumcnt as the l. M will of ltERht‘t .\ SMITH. late
of \orualk. in st (l Ilia-Int i t. 'u ea-t-d: tht- refore.
unnrmm ']h.~tt Stt‘ d tip lllt‘llIlUIl ht heard and de-
u‘rmlnul at the l' rulutt U lie in Nurualk. on the
lath din o! \tltt'll xhtr. l\\?. at itt c o . lotk zine-r
tint-Ii. rind th it I; is: .t" lll -rw«.f l- .. it ll to all pt nous
iiitczt-dtd thin" ix pith}. sl 2.. '.Ii- onltr in a
iitVu-xapcr hat-in .‘llfrl ll .llo‘ It in sol
leai-t live days in or. s in! «hit of lll .. -,
R‘l It \s.\ it “wit u \l. I
lhs'rch zit
.l itdgt‘.
REAL ESTATE
llwclh
S tu- for hiV ~ i~ni ._ l rirr Il-(~‘ I r I”! -- t ecu;
inV' hou~ -t lll he ( :y inli's \ i ll Hrs for safe .‘lI
restsnnztl- lc pr t s u: l! n i t my ltTlilF. Property
1'. ist d and ru' .s .A-- Lecttt;
INSURANCE.
1 It .if-- :Iitnnit ..-t 2:. .ztth
| :iii and For.‘ g n i
I‘m d-x Mun. a .a~i< ~ .lli‘l .\~~ gumcnts can»
fnity Ilntwn and 1:: I" to h‘J‘i pro; . rit . trIVin d.
Arkiiou ledgt-Itwtitu 0| het- «is taken INn»
lrll\ l i ‘~ ;. l I. ..it ~ tit t-tttttd and mom} llt\t‘\i\'\l
lt‘t eh? i find h 3‘. MI I- Ni rrth iA ~
I' .tsspurls lot tliusc \ isitlng Europe ol»
tulitetl
A\I\0I‘II\I merits
hit \Ttl‘Dl it‘ll. i-.I M Il
' ot-t kitoun Amt!"
a. . “t
fur \c“
m :‘I l:
York I‘ulmra
notices promptly til
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Metaphysiciau 01‘ Mental Healer,
\\‘I l hr in Teuiple of Honor III-nuts. l‘lrtrk
.\ I :‘me u blot}. .‘l utu kt. .. \outli \‘ornnlk.
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may“... at... V:...It: ltd: A..- ‘laxkit‘B
(I: \ it ‘V'i n!
tItl‘ttAt i~ltl."_ :at ;- t.‘ on. t in ."~ 3 to. wit“
3111150!“an
LYCEUM THEATRE.
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'lhc ltcut’ .ll‘ llr.tuiitlc gen-on.
The Wife
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Watches, Blocks
.\\l\ »
J E W E L R Y.
‘3? Washington Street,
Conn.
American Walnuts.
All .‘Jl‘udcs. Lowest prices
and fully \vm'rttntml. N"
"VIIIEIBILI HOTEL.
0n the European l'luu.
t‘or. 4‘.‘ St. and Lexington .t ve..
NEW Ytlltli.
Ono .‘lllnulo‘s Walk from (:I‘. “ll (‘eu-
l ‘ttl hop 4.
Located \‘ith‘i‘ to the chvnlcil ll. It Stations and
."ltccl car hues.
Etpiipptd “till
'l‘lll‘l Ill‘\ .\‘ PATENT F0l.lll\'tl 1.“).
DP“ I-‘l It I“ last“ I'll.
lltlili‘ltlv csmi Vd to and from the d.- Hit!
up s t ht I kid lrvc tit charge.
South Nocwalk.
and Pack
tc‘l 3m
First-Class Restaurant. .‘Iedluiii I‘rlccl.
MAT'LIIJ-zw OLUNEJMProprlotor.
|.. H. DEOK‘ER
54 Main Steal,
South Norwalk.
Wall Papers,
PAINTS,
OILS,
Glass and. Brushes,
PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING,
CALCIMINING.
L. D. BROKER,-
54 MAIN.STREET
South Norwalk.
CONDENSED MILK.
cwou‘d call your attention to the
WWW
MILK
\\ hitlt was awarded the first prize (Gold Medal) at
the New Orleans Exposition. No.5 against com
petitors of all the prominent brands of milk now in
the market and has been since cuncc dcd to be the
tic-t co: dt used milk e \t r produced tithcr for "vLcr
al use or for babies‘ food
'l he contents of each can is guaranteed to he—
I't rl'Ic‘Lv pure fresh milk condense d with Elim-
c-‘(nt pure ranc SIM'EI’ to insure its let-«ping in any
clinntc. I ither optn or closed
It dissoites imnmliart ly and le -avts no sediment.
If diseulud say «I tenspuottsful in glans of cold
water and allow ed to stand "\ h :Iirs a crt run will
loiiii the saint .t< if ll “a:- l tire fnsli iiii‘tk.
Ac a food for iI- rants it is ntlsltrtmssl‘d by any
iii In: that to \tt ltu-V ll! t It place-1 ht- tore the public.
and a trial “‘lll prove Its I’lll' rits and convince the
rum! skeptical.
l or maki rig it-i- c~ri 'lll :i e First Prize Brand In said
"\ iiutIiIII' .ittnrt rs or ll‘t‘ (lttllll to be lair Mil-trim m
fir-It t nniii as llfllnkt'h a I1!t.lll_\ that will really
astonish timw who .l-t‘ it
Dll'w llulh and the gunman» printed on every
can.
Also the “Darling” Coil. Mill
Guaranteed to bc
Mattie by the shine .Vrnipany.
better than Ihe “Ilul~_\‘" Inzlk.
Fl llS'l‘ I’RIZ ll, 17 C'l‘s.
”\RLIXI-l, 12 (TTS‘.
For sV I!» in South NIV er dk only by
DIBBLE
OOMSTOOK’S.
BUY
The Matteawan
Seam ass Fe [Shut
WHY
[1. .Ayu» t: i- t.!~:i' no! gtrvlly.
|Li£ilt<
,\ l "n! ’ I
IV... .r.» ‘
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It......;».i :-...v.it..:,
Nun -.-V=-. t s: . mt. } .-~ ultl-t‘~v
Fell Shoe with Sole it llt‘t‘l
0..
'i‘ui-I iii 81‘ sunt:
1v _ .7...,7_':_r,.v
I
llcil- llotuu. sick - lltIoIII.
lli'ctilil'tist Room
All: ‘\ l‘t‘i‘t“:
C. H Harvey,
Sole Agent for Illt‘ To“ II of Not“ alt.
Real Estate
The David L. Burbank
PFODDI‘W on lower Main St.
3-.2 ll .1 t it : ""1‘t and $th
5
t\! .at... I~ \ t! hat fut \t t s 1-0 1 luo s on and nuts
it Inn :i' L’s N. :u .t. i. II n t a. 8??th hi 'itt uwucf.
who not _: h 3.2‘. t: - h .1. 1‘: .t $3.. 'H Ht. ;:.:rv
WAYLOD D GOLDEN,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENCY,
\\ :islliitutuu St
22th
Numb to 5.31
l - the llls‘l‘tlltt of
l. - BLACK
t.“ 2 \D. PHALANX.
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i). I \V‘ 04
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he diet M II.
in rt. v.1 it: arm-«cu.
‘7 to. I«;V=H\\II ‘QP‘
' l- . t.~
trance--
AldERIBAll Plll‘lm ell
H Roma. “‘5‘...“
\‘i :14 or ottoman.
COLD WDATDDD
“as reached us. and makes it necessiry to be com-
fortah e to time Glows. and
WHEN
We buy them it is best ingot them when: th-. largest
stock and the dues: gcods are to he fc und.
McEWEN
the put in such a line this fall and is oflcrlug than
at Low Prictss. 118 hey er
GETS LEFT
on Glows. and you wont cct left ifyou call and Ice
his stock and get. his ptius.
MC EWEN
THE
that you purchase and the prices_ vou pay
and Fruitn.
".er Do not forget to call at
Remson’s
“an rt-i-t- ivrt.
dirt-i: from Incinrv it. Slain:
(it. It; ttIi-li
chw-lh-op sugar (torn.
Dew-"rap Tomatoes.
“ctr-Drain l'cachci.
new—IIrop Q-puragui.
Dew-Drop Bartlett Pears.
Tin st
ts ll-‘Mlqu'iltr—I‘S for Merit-1 of all kinds. V egciables. 0y ters,
Besides being of the freshest in the market these
at prim—s which should be taken advantage of by all
CANNED GOODS
ls.) occur 37 an important part. in the stock of this market and include a larfie '3‘
First I: an Goals and Law Price-s For I .
I U toe
‘ e le will turn their attention it war
Now that 000' “Path" has aniv d P53!” hotidaya without you five plenty of
mane; and are enjoy-int; good mum By being wt“ "‘3' ““1“ "W
Meats, Vegetables 8: Fruits
for them all the in [it fits attending a full
pocketbook and excellent health may be enjoyed.
In order that. the public may enjoy these rwults
llenis-on’s Main St. Market
Clams. Escollnpfiq Fish
goods will be sold
Market,
Main Street.
SEYMOUR BROS.
a lame inv oict o! the t‘ t’rt‘ltagt .i
DEW-DROP SUGAR. OODN.
(23.2 xtui obtrun u 91mph can wi it h 1.- ;: :amttn Au to ll- 1h fines. art»
n1". .1: lull ll.
new-Drop Blackberries.
Dew-Drop fluccutasll.
Dew-Drug! Apprlcoln.
"cw-Drop 'l‘umiuu Cut-sup.
Dew-Drop Lima Beans.
x [Dew-Drop Barty J unc I’cas.
M.,_ _._.
Sewéiim Pipe
DDDOPD] SDWOI‘ DODD‘ODlOl‘
AVD
pro; ml to main c V: :2. e.
l‘ 2'?-
l‘mzt‘. 1:32: in} u;
on— n th ma: 11 min:
“V. - V ity rt; the time: .'.i\--tnhit tt'rznp
‘n connect With it“ rtv‘iAtttay ia'd
I
toiht r advai.‘ a e to
H541!
l’llilt‘tCIC
purer.- is... - tV ‘y “1;. tin-l .t
Cali on l.;tll.
I". .‘l.
llux St]. South Norwalk.(‘t.
Contemplating.
l.’ V..-.; .i'!‘ .1 list“
umiture,
Drapery,
Garnet
1-“ t‘
t .Vl.'t‘1‘.iil.:fi:;l ; a: tilt i: '
and \i .sl. to a min»
The Most lnterest’g
The Most Extensive
w. .2!» ,....._ .A-A4
The Most Beautiful
Fungi-ore. t‘ar} ct and Dial-cry t’lllibtll an he found
between New York and ltntoii. one t-tl: ml
2 con“
\‘iun‘ you that
Downer & Edwards,
449 d. can Main Street,
Bridgeport, Ct.
llavetlie largest establishment. and one that viii
amply repay you to Wait.
fluwuerl Edwards,
449 81.451 Main St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
BRIDG EPORD‘?“
W. B. HALL& Co.
Sills, Satin, Plush: & Velma.
\‘lz. -
tilt) Pieces Black and W SU RAMS. Domestic
Manufacture
I-‘nll line Black and Colored GROS GR\I\S.
ltull line Black and Colored FAILLE FRA\CAISB
Full line ALL SILK ltIIADA Ali“
Full line Black and Colored SATINS
Prices for September
pieces all silk and a splendid quallt of colored
Surat Silks at 87 3’ cents a yard. culm‘ v: Bottle
Green. Nine. Brown. Rum, Slate. Remit.“ price. is
625$; at S‘xc. is them: bargain ever od‘cl'odiu
all 1:.
pit-(ecu rich urinsatflc wot-dime. Ocelot
regatta black silks .5c. one lot guinct silks at 50c.
Rich satin faced silks Sun. :1 ti); and 8t 5.
Seudtormuiplaotoursw Mu. Scudfur
sumplcsof our 3!. mentored Rhudam Sand for
ample: of our as can Satin Sarah.
Colored Drags Goods.
Wt. t new lines. due
plain goodr. eighty distract es colored can
morn. It“) new man tionu.
«lawn-titre.“ Du
Furnish». .
gmhl- are 9' rt: _\ first r g~~ and art put u; for :51in “I; «Ago. V,.;;a‘:.< iii \ good a?) -, \V
‘Ilt r21 az- IL at“. hun- i- so ‘rlte sa' I? Ittv sh. - 21: t2): - town
House to Let.
‘ Ma :2 s'rtct.
I A tp \’ tn
1". F. B 'XlilrlE.‘
«34f
LIWDDY D FDDD D‘l‘lDLD
\\ \R\\ I( K “0'! I.
Dirt; e": :5. 11k '1- ‘ l-r :2. ti.“ 1:.
Elegant styles
imp-trail M
.VM \l l‘i ‘9 r
it tit-on:
'\
k 2‘ rt‘.
it.“ (-
Mulc L y.
Plath? P All
null pr‘c S.
Misses 31. JODD
.33 “HI STREET.
2" () 1% \V' ‘8. I. If
‘34:"
and t xatnlnc
DNODDOEDEDTY
ETD &_ HATS
Attic- ' 0“? ti:
‘d « rt hini t. are
the
i t'ndt-i-
lltiir Hoods of.\ll Kinds and t ‘ombingu
our good:
llll.‘ LllR l.\‘
hats, Fish, Oysters
Vegetables, Fruits,
BANNED GOODS, Dis.
Opp N. Y. N. H. &H. Betti
TELI'H‘ “051-2 (‘GNSEC’I‘IOSZ
so it
[Will PDI‘OOD.
FIRE,
MARINE,
AODIDEN'I‘,
LIFE,
Insurance
Lender’s Block,
usouth umwux. court.
a” . .W.
J. H. D Dell 81‘,
REM. ESTATE.
Norwalk Chronicler