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sOtTH NORWALK. coma, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1.6.1887.
PRICE TWO CENTS.“
j
l New ventilator: are being put in the
. chapel of the Congregational church to-
ld-y- _. i
5 " Havana Bkiaaoins“—-the oulv clear
; Havana-filled 5 cent cigar in the market
. - «manufactured and tiold at Lauder‘s.
THE \S'ENTTI—NEL;
l\ no"! 1'03"“. DEC 10. 1”}.
“ firming“ 11‘ Hindi
51“!!!" :I‘O AAOSKASRISATI'. .ll'Ll‘lS'
FERRY.
Secure your tit-ate at Hoyt‘a for ‘(DIII
Darcy.“ one of the finest plays on the
, “‘8‘.-
§hol Al Thu-(Time. by nn l'nhnn‘vu
Ana-Iain.
Special to Hie Senfivrel l
l'ARlS. Dec. ilk—M. Juice Ferry. while
walking in the lobby of the l‘hamber of l
Deputies this morning. was lired at three
times by an unknown assassin. and
fine-tiltiflly wounded. The greatest ex~
citement prevaili- throughout France.
diphtheria.
Adam's Express company have pur-
chased a new horse from Bridgeport for
their busineiie.
l
;en Syrup at. F. D. Lawton 6: Co.’a.
ill ill l: .lNIl Vll'lX l'l‘l‘.
i i. \V l h M ‘ d ' .
“hilt: flair "120‘s; m‘iiiel 32‘; tailing: . 0"“ ”' South N'"“‘“""‘" 1“” daughters
upon h“. dm‘“ Monday. ‘ and a Biifiilo broker are soon to enter
' l married life. ‘
The annual inspectation of the “'o—
' men's Relief Corps. W|ll takeplace next
Friday evening.
Fred Boerum will spend Sunday With
friends in New York. ,
Mayr (’rowe drill -d l'\. I) in platoon
movements last evening.
Benjamin Fitch t‘aiiip Sons of Veter-
'auii. are to give a necktie sociable on
‘ Tuesday evening next.
i
Messrs. John Paul. James Paul and
l‘ider ii. “I Iiaviii “ill preach at .\il~
' Mien Minnie Godfrey and sister are:
fat-t recorini: from their illneaa withi
—Choice Maple Rick (‘andv and Gold- ’
Howard Staple-. of Weatport; Buck-
iiibam bickivood, of Norwalk. and F.
K. Grain of Nurotoii. will leave New
York Saturday next by the Old Domin-
ion L‘nc for North Caroliiiia and points
along the Chesapeake Bay. for a duck
shooting excursion. Tney will take live
hunting dogs. and expect to return load-
ed with game on or before Chrifltll|Pfl.-
Westporier.
. -—Mifla Emma Stanfield will open her
new store tonight in V. A. Seotield‘n
'new block with it stock of toys. albumi-
confectionery. etc.
“'m. Kellogg of Bnedict Farm
,hrought to this office iliia morning the
prettiest oyster set we ever aaw. It cou-
~iutt~d of about tiixty good nixed oysters
which had attached themselves to the
interior and rim of a tint-ill baking pan.
The oy~tere are of uniform mm- and
crowded together as thick as they can
al't‘k. They Will he on exhibitiotiat Mr.
Kellogg‘s market
-—l-‘. D. Lawton & C... have on hand a
line “Mr of RalHlllr‘, Nuts. Figs. Oranges
and Candies for the holidays.
i If Mre. Liverntore thinks that Boston
‘ keeps a bad Sunday rec-1rd. she ought t -
Congregational Church.
The theme at the Congregational
church to marrow evening virill be:
“Wart-rd: A few Young Gadltee."
Text 1 Chronicleu. 12: 8.
"Thanks Aufully."r
The Evening St‘lill .ei nude itti appear-
ance an per announcement. Saturday.
lit in tit-way. and protnim-n well. and
knight to succeed, ati We hope it will.—
rRecord
Trinity ('hurrlt.
Third Sunilui in Aweiit. Rev. John
R. Malht-Wn. of the l'. S. i"ivy. will 0m
cutie "turning and evening, Sermon
rind Holy Cllmlllllll‘ -n 4' 1030. Eveninx
prayer and sermon at 7 o‘clock.
l-‘oreittry in South Niirwiillt.
OFKMIHZ4NH" of a new court of Fire“.
try in thin citv. to he known as Cum;
“'atilill‘ghln, has been arranged for by
lliritiicl (‘htef Ringo-r M. .l. Iliyle of
‘ Bridgeport Mild lliutr'i'l Secretary l'. li.
()‘liri-n of New Haven”
l A New Grocmry Store.
l B F. Slet‘t m. late with P. I). Lawton
Iai‘on has leased the lfl'fll‘."'reln Music
slit-ill block. which he expects to open in
la riliort llnlt' \"lili a full etock of first;
chins gr- cement. in here he Will be glad lnl
. . - ‘ l
\\ arren Atherton attended a etu‘lnlllt‘ in ! nee how .‘llh-iu)‘ I!‘ kept here. The brit- : see and serve all lll“ olil fili‘liila and cti-I- :
Misses Cunard and Tlmberlale,
\t-nt church to mono“-
~~lii~a Emma Scotieiil Will open her
new store to-night in Y. A. Scotielil‘n
ii. \\ block with .I stock of toy~~ albums,
Bridgeport last night.
t‘hief Engineer Mellon-an used up a
cart of to-day overhauling the electrical
apparatus of the tire department.
I here. With Lite help of one preacher, one ' miners. Due notice “‘1“ be given of thei
lawyer. airl a lot of good citizens. hare l date of opening. \\'l1|l‘lt will probably be;
2tried to clone the barber shops on Sun- ,Siittirdsy. Dec 17th.
,day. but 'l‘lhfll‘y iii-emit to be qualified ml
‘Jillinrry. ‘
some; cards.
Mimi nuwu SALE
F
MIL LION ERY.
no.
46 Wa-hlnatoii litroct.
Dot-ire to inform the public that they haw ii full
line of
l-‘i-lt and Silk lliilii aiitl Baum-til.
Velvetii. i-‘ititei' l-‘i-iitherit
and llllilionii.
Whit-h they are iiitcritli: til it int-at reduction in
prime.
We will he plimnt‘tl to t-liow our good“. flllll re-
t-pcctftilly invite it call. 5 ditw 1w
grilrrlaimnrufs. W
:‘IUSI(3 I I A1414.
soi'i‘ll soitwaut.
l. M. ilOY‘l‘.
,ONE xtoti'r 0311.
“Wednesday, Dec. 1 4
.1. M "111‘: intent and greatest nucceu.
J :1 iii as C. 110a ch,
I'iiiler the management ol’
J. M. HILL,
iti thr- lil't‘ iron-American Play.
DAN DARCY
.1. M. Ilill‘a litter-i venture. Jami-ii (‘ [touch as
Manager.
rifmtionery. etc. . _ ‘ .
Mn. \\. l\. .‘ll‘lnven continues to lino
prove. and in now so far recovered as to
be able to sit up a while every day.
\\'hylr:¢lirtlllli-r§ are holding eer- 3
iirst ii l‘litireh Bridgeport.
The
law in
..\”1)’)l(e L tier}. lliivana Blossoms”
t‘ "‘4 r' 3“ i “it" mad“- ' this week crawled through the borough
My. t‘. t'. Slt‘vrtli returned lust even~ ls'lwfls ‘F’Iflm "‘ “7"“ hours “‘d a half.
g from it Viell to Mt. Vernon and Bay ’
rt l«hipped a '20 inch air compressor to the
: lie haltiiir hell in Stratford for the Northern })ac'fic Railroad (‘\‘nlh‘ny at
bent tit of the put-lit~ library netted the . Roslvn. \\I_ T.
' l i.- t’, . .‘ . . ~
mm ( f l ; " -—!ilins Lnima hcotield WI" open her
Jillian ll. Shown is able to be around new .h". tivnitzht in \'_ _.‘_ Scnfi.qd‘_
agar. aftvr d ~i\ net-ks :llflt'ris With In“... block “ "h a stock of lnye. ulliume,
Ui‘L 1" ““1“”- iconfectionery. etc.
it. 1.. Taylor and wife of Georgetown llick Smith. while working on the
apiledriver at the Benedict Farm bridge.
had hie had badly crushed by getting it
caught in the hammer ht oks.
lime HIHVr‘tl int i 31. 1.. l’i-liiarn‘e house
on ‘i i} lor avenue.
.‘lr~ Henry l'oiipliell iii gaining herl
lit-aill’i again. \‘i-~ iru b--en quite ill’
\i'. U. Moeher ill borough agent for the
more ilie death l-f her huaband.
)The Evening Sentinel. and any orders
helm n Raylii iii~l started (hie noon for f k." With bu“ for supplies 01’ aulucrtp-
Ne“ Mk. )1_ J“ \\ lli‘I't' he Will spend Suti- tlnns w'" b“ Pmmplly attended to.
day and part ii in st “w'k WlIlI friends. There will he a "Pt‘f‘l‘l meetingof Old
Mn Emmi l. .‘lfill‘lfi'fi cottage on
Taylor avenue to recelvmg the tiniahing
touchra and )‘I'V'dl‘nli a very pretty ap-
pearance.
in: to consider the matter of the annual
ball. A/(‘Ulllllion will beserved after the
f meeting. Get there !
l
A newer is being laid up \Veiit titreet. “'hile Oscar “one" was putting a
as far art '1'. [him r‘a new property. and iheavy box into one of the Danbury ha;-
wtu in.“ u numb part way upTay~ gage cars Thursday. the box fell on his
lor avenue. Tfont. crushiuir it no badly that he has
7' _ lh'v‘fl continui to the hoiHe since.
A large storied owl idiot by W m. llat~
field i~ tlt‘XflllIlll‘ln in Frank Baxter‘s
wind M l' \_\ i- wt up by taxidermist
(‘harlm ll it!
Fin-t l-I-lward \'. Baker had
\ [m “i‘l” Fir-i lie-titlly Seeretaryof the
Natl: till i in». .. vi the l lnier of .\oieri<
can i‘iteiil ;-_
In J illl. ll
effect.
‘Jl all'ord patrons of saloons till the faci-
’ lilies needed for getting liquor.
Edward llubbell.
“'illiam [liwnea were elected mem~
~hen-i of Company D last night.
t‘o. 11 has now reached the“ maximum
\Q‘ik‘fl“.
\
Red‘h. Wife of the fa-
. 'fl-ltllli coup-limo I that name. in ripen-i-
ing the u inter ,on the Benedict farm
Lo .. :{h Mn ital .\ '~ Hater.
i lire! companies in the 4th Reg't.
\ r- H w-L‘ .: \ e from the State litiard‘ -
of i. ii; ii in. l. 1‘ lri‘n visiting the "1311“.
.l iai'turi- ~ in a???“ this week in search of
) t‘hiidnn. .t' “‘Eilh under thirteen years of
age.
Conductor Frank Mung-in. who was
5 killed by a freighttraiu at Milford. “Wild-
.neoday. had an insurance of [1.300 on
'his life. He wan to have added $3.000
l
George Hoyt and
‘do it. And yet, it‘ri againat the law.
factory iii filled
hat iiiiinufitcturing
All the siting is now done on
K :‘dl‘lllfl ltroiheru‘
throughout wu h
l machines.
machines have been set up and are work-
ing succemfully. and finishing lathee Will
iioou he in opt-iatioii. 'I‘iie Work'iien are
‘and 8"“ all ri‘lulllt‘il.
' The machinery
simply enablen an increaneof production.
and enables the firm to aupply the de-
5 iiiand for machine finished goods. '
—F. D. lnwton & Co. are still to be
; found at 945 Main .t.
i It In a Surreal.
l The Evening Sentinel iii a week old.
land eeettitngly the editors and reporters
l are working hard to give their readers a
: neway sheet. and in this reepect. at least.
. the paper is a summon—Republican.
An Adniiralile Newspaper.
The South Noiwalk sentinel iii now
publishing .a daily edition which is an
, evidence of its enterprise and prosperity.
and we are glad to note the‘ fact that it
i ' appreciated by its number of patrons.
—-Shore Line Times.
south Norwalk's "I“. Outta."
I Speaking of the Order of American
lFiremen the I-‘ireman‘ii Herald stun:
iWhul iii the matter with Connecticut?
j “Well there is nothing the matter with
.‘Uonnecticut. (lueaa you would any so
lorder."
’ “‘elcuiii. "one. A.
About twenty of the friends and rein“:
liver of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Buckman
assembled at the reindence of Lewis E.
lBuckman on Main street last evening,
l
l
Mrs. Bucktiian‘u return from their wed-
‘dinx tour. Although the Old Well
i Truck Company were not present. limiter
.reinembered them by pending a box of
cigars to the truck house.
Forgot to M iii. (iun.
. *TbeSouti l tianadmir bl w ..
“'ellllook& Ladder (to. Monday even-f " "P ' ‘ em “pap"
A l l1 _~ iii ui of \l'aldeniere Council.
by joining a mutual smociation afew
dayt- before his death. but was unable to
l be present at the time appointed for ad-
mitting him.
i). l”. .\ ‘l iii rig-‘port. Visited Lincoln
(‘ounen .‘ iiiis city last evening. The
attendai re \\ in large and a pleaaant time
was en; i) ell -—I“ure (‘andies only 90¢. a pound at
~43 \ to 1‘. ll. Ltwton & (‘0.‘3 for home F‘ 0‘ Lawton &C°_‘:'_"
made 112nm limit and Quince Jelly. Judge Alfred Knapp is preaenting his
Talmudge Baker h“ had the 1MB.“ . many friends in town with a Chriattnu
htimr‘lllr-Iil moved from the corner. on .souvenir from "‘9 clothing 5°00? 0‘
to the IdJO‘nlnx lot. and will at it up i 3&6". Cat-hart & C0" of New \ork
into‘ tuoueparate liouilea with all modern .0"). “he" h“ "PWBU- It II C pr0~
imp",\-;.nwm.._ sfuaely illuatratul hook and the Judge
’sayii in ilnene-s it repreaents the clothes
Moni- M. Morton recently purchased be up- “a... [on
a new horre and had used it but a few , , . ,
days when it accidently had its hind. The windows of Comalock B“ “a"
foot pierced With a pitch fork and he ital ’ present- as 6'” . display of hffl‘d‘.’
not been able to one it. since. ‘ iM I! h“ °.'" been “0'". m a“.
' city. Such a ngbt is worth seeing and
Rev. 11. A. Delano informs a Sentinel the fact ahould not be lost ai‘ht of that
octibe that his tomorrow! morning‘s attr- I “a my or” done by Chester Tolles.
mon will have some plain words about ; As an artiat in that line he has displayed
churcheil lending themselves to amuse. ,i m. '90.} page. -
- a . ' ..
:3: rather than their ciruligttiiriate l The a.“ latch-“the soc-7d“ ”01”“!-
“Spriugwood.” ha- been cold for “0.
Already about. has bomersctedata
Commencing to-inorrow the Sunday
milk train on the Email: road will
arrive iii Bridgeport at 7.15 inata ‘d of 134
a. now. The week day milk train will
i
costoffl. Very fewcitiesaifoullucli
advantages for cheap houses—a house
and lot within the city limits with all
vé'Pnbfii-ld uni way stations 35 min-
tea eazl . r than before.
improvements except city water and
sewers for '1”.
Holly Hubbard sailed for Florida yu-
torday. Be intended to go Tuesday. but
was taken very sick again and was forced
to postpone nailing until yesterday. He
is actors-patina! by hi- brother Joe. who
will clay a abort time with him there.
Holly‘s many friends in East Nor'alk
hops his health will be benefitth by the
trip. _
In giving a list of thetalent which will
participate in the concert at the Hotbo-
Behearsala are in progress for the can- '
nu "Mmgv of Christmas," which it
\to but given at the F-rst M. E. church on i
i Wednesday. Dec. 2 It 'is somewhat
‘Iitniiar to the one given laat year and
contains many pretty our.
West street has been curbed and gut-
and sidewalks laid from its junc-
at High street tip the bill as far a
or avenue. These improvements .
the popularity of the bill for
dill more th- ever. - ‘ ‘l
5
Wm. Hartford wad quite excited the l
next day after the burglary in East i\‘or- 5
walk. to he got his truaty revolver out.
oiled it up. and put it in good or ler gen-
orally. and when he went to bed he put
it under his pillow and slept feeling per-
fectly secure. But we think he intended
to uae that gun as a club. for he did not
put any cartridges in it; he left them
locked up in hiri bureau drawer.
, Annual [nu-aura. to the Fire Department.
Rev. C. E. Harrie will preach aa usual
at the Methodist church Sunday morn-
ing. In the evening. by invitation. he
will deliver the annual discourse to the
city fire department. His rubject will
be : "Physical Science corroborating the
B‘ .3! declaration of the destruction of
eiiarth by tire: with the new heaven
and earth the final abode of the redeem-
ed." Seats are to bereservsd fortbo lire
department. who will attend
Janna O'Hara Danica the
Editor Sentinel : I learn from the
tinel that I have been expelled from 0
'Ileriiplo of Honor for drinking intoxi
in; liquors. ' The charge of my drinking
intoxicating lipuors la a rank falsehood,
and I learn I van expelled on the teeth
may of a member who claimed to have
seen ate drinking beer. If thia is the
principle of the T. of H. I am not sorry
for being expelled from it. but I kuovr I
have not broken my pledge.
Yours. Jun: O'Hm.
no Saw a (about.
Thursday morning.about three o’clock,
titers-ideal"): Spring Milan'l-
citiityof Ir. Bach's home. worn awak~
cued by the criea of “Ghost! cheat!”
Windows were opened and hands thrown
l Two \‘enrvi in South Niirwalk.
r The ill-rt'it‘t'a lil the Baptist church to-
'morrow Wlll be its llnllul. evangelist Ilen-
! teiy IMlIlan iii the after part of the day.
' In the morning the pastor‘s Fullji-(‘L
, . ‘l t . . ‘ . .' i. V .' " ‘V .
Meet-rs. McGuire. Pinneo and Baxter lulniet a pituit tiiiithttie-r. new «having “I“ N. Too ytnr-l lli \otttli \orualk.
on the practical etlt‘t‘t'es of the gospel."
.1n the evening the euliject will be.
("Penalty not Punishment." or God‘s
The Norwalk iron \Vorka company in full accord with the new departure.fivindicution. l‘uhlic irivrited.
i A Surprise l‘iirly.
‘ INK. night the members of the IV. C.
T. l'. of this city called upon hint. Juliii
Stevenn. on Main street. and gave
her a nurpriee party. Mrs. Stevens was
‘grt‘iiiit" surprised. The party soon hail
I.“ large table epreiid, and as soon as
i 'lcal'ly xreetinxe had been exchanged,
l Mrs. Steven-i was presented with a very
! nice traveling bag by the Union for us.
i on her trip to Nebraska, where alie goes
' to WIN! her tinter. The party tallied over
‘- tlie work that done by their aseociation
.durintz the latter yeah. and left for
. their homes at a late hour. having enjoy-
Tcd them-wives Lreatfy.
Providi- .\ lletter Fire Alarm.
A great many unjust remarkaare being
made in regard to the East Norwalk
Fire company not getting to the tire
Sunday morning until it was too late.
The fact of the matter ta that the alarm
was not given until the barn was about
.liul'lli down. The person that gave the
alarm ran to the tire liritt. initead of the
school houaeati he ahould have done.
iThe company responded promptly. It
l
“‘eiitport women "9‘ want the sa. ! too if you could have been present at the seems as though there are property 1
100m cloned at 10p. m. ““1100 ”f them vgreat meeting in South Norwalk a few :otvnenl enough in Ell»! Norwalk to pro»
; gm“. petitioned the ”New“... to u,“ : evenings since and have heard McGowan . i'ide a better alarm.
They think that 17 hm". out of and other big guns apeitk concerning the not cost an very much. and it might. pay
A large bell Would
i for itself at one llre.
: An l’un'clcoiiie l‘resent.
A protiiinnit drug clerk in this city
lreceived through the poet otlico Thur-i-
’ilay. a package from the borough. It
7 watt neatly wrapped. and upon opening
number of men. and “am“ one of the and gave a reception in honor of Mr. and i it be d...‘.‘,‘.‘.n..g h, h“ ““1"“... a dead
} rat. After some inventigation he found
full! the present “218 front a young lady
land he decided to make her pay for the
pleasure rihe derived from sending it.
turned to the young Indy by exprm O.
O. D. \Vhat price he placed on the
package iii not known. and the young
lady hliil not vet said whether the has re.
cetvetl the packiitre.
“'hltiioy'a Art Storm
1. C. Whitney has opened a branch of
his Dinbury Art Store in the Library
Building. Washington Itreet. where will
be carried umpire and partial stock of
everything psrtaining to it tit-iii. cliitiii art
store.
Pictures, mouldings. framed. albums.
artists materials. eaeeiit. placquea. panel-l.
Chriatmas cards. novelties. box paper.
etc.. etc.
The Whitney .\ rt Store of Druibnry.
took first premium at the Danbury fulr.
and claims to carry the beat general art
stock in the state outiide Hartford.
Holiday stock now arriving will be one
of the best ever ithowii in this city.
Portrait frames a specialty.alao framed
artotypeit at $3.50 each.
Two hundred styles of moulding: in
hard wood. bronxe. gold, white and gold,
It. oxydized silver. etc. etc.
E. C. WHITNEY. Prop 'r.
Manager.
"Wit! Mrrfixrmrm. '
Vortex. firm but; bonus. or Irflllfllll
.L to let will do well a l on Taylor Golden.
so they have frequent applications for then. 6"
tag:
an: FITCH.
Securing a large box be packed the rat. in i
it and sending it in Stamford had it re« ‘
"lhiri Darcy." Ian M: mfl‘fil. Ilr Roach II un-
i like any other iriih comedian rec-ii hero in yearn
‘sntiiiliiig alone in ill! method and manner. Hr.
Month at oure taker rank in one of the heat actors
In hltl lllli‘._ on the image The play is clean. bright.
pathetic. dramatic; and the dialogue sparkle! with
Wit—New York Daily Bit-we.
'1 lie Xian Darcy orchestra of 10 piecinl will render
it It‘ll“! prograuiiiie.
Prices 35. 50 and 75 Cts.
RESERVED SEATS.~-.\‘ow on aale ll lioyt‘ti
l'liartiiscy. South Norwalk. itiid Spencer} Jewelry
tore. Nonviilk. 5 dew
THE
Metropolitan Ins. [10.
(11“ NE“? YORK. 1
Stand: at the head of all other iiiilurtruil compa-
iiiui in the [tilted Slam. paying it:- claimi- 2t hours
ltflt‘r the proofa have been sent to the home naive.
The agent or this cosipuu lit
JOSE I'll LEII’N l K,
EDGAR 8. PLACE.
Teacher of Singing. \‘ningiontrol and Piano Play-
«law 1'. 0.. Box ‘96. SOUTH NORWALK. ('1‘.
C. II. D'ARTOIB.
Caterer for Wedding- and Parties, and Employment
50 MAIN art. so. xonwux. (‘1'.
I)“. cj‘efiiottfv-ricu.
DENTIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
15cm extracted without pain by the “I“ of (in or
tutw .. 1t! err ‘ _ ,, -
‘TIINTC.
a. it. ut'iaa'ros,
\"uslilngton. I). ('.
Ten years in l'nlted States Patent Ollice.
dlw Guide to inventors mailed five.
Q0137“ NORWALK fiAVlNGh‘ “4531‘.
i.
5| Washington Street.
Open Daily from 9 to 19 a.1n.. and from 1 to 8 p.111.
and on Saturday evenings trom6 to 3.
H'Intcmt allowed on Deposit;
ALDEN BOLMANS. Pro-L:
JOHN ll. PERRIS. Vice-Pica;
63441. JOHN II. KNAPI'. 50C. and Treal.
\V Tittsa'i'r. i A ‘ 7
.
ARCIIITEC'I‘.
I- now prepared to make plans and meatloa-
aud aupuriutend the construction of uildinga
TERMS BEASONA BLE.
Omar—Taylor's Building Washington 81..
Norwalk. RU. Bo "' (Lt
80.
i. . w
I 1‘. IKA\’M()ND.
C a
Builder and Contractor.
Work dom- by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Iiuilaiid St. on Water. PI). Box 617.
dikw . ‘
C. CR()“' ’3.
(I.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans rural-tied and Estimate! given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
Sho Ann street. near lain
P. 0. x 443. South Nonalk Ct.
HOUSATON’lC RAILROAD:
DANBI'RY & NOBWALII DIVISION.
Nov. 1211:. 1K7.
Leave <0. Norwalk for anhury.
6:359:31; 111.: 9:18 1:45. 6:15.i3:15. p. in. ‘12:“
a. m.: Nurture 9:15 a. in.
Leave 80th Nonalk for Wlifillt Point.
7:“. 8:21. 10:30am; 1:05, 4:35. 7:2“: p.111.
'—nght Freight.
Leave South Norwaik for thchileld:—9 80 it. In
Si 15 p. in. Leave Llichneld for south Schmidt:-
7 :23 a. in.
1". C. Fina. Supt.
(law NEXT 'I‘O SKNTINEI. OFFICE.
. GLOVES!
lWORKlNO AND DRESS
GLUVES. l
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5.16 " Express. 6.31 " Accom.
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