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SOUTH VNORWALK. dbfihf MORDAY, DECESIB
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HUME AMT \ICIN lTl.
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lif’ififi‘i‘llt'ifi'ii
Tulm a (m. real rotate.
Annual meeting Bank of Nmivall
Service at the Baptist church as usual
iu-nighi. .
A new cigar store is to be opened this
week on Wall tllft’vl.
i‘zipt. Gus. St. John spent Sunday at
his home on East Ave.
The)‘. 31.4} A. will open their gyni~
ll—ltslum in Lockwond‘s Hall tin-night. "
-:\n upright Mathushek piano r‘orsale
cheap. Apply at Lender's agar store.
An ad; turned meeting of the Com-
[null Council will be held this evening.
l‘ioreer I]. d: L. Co. will hold a soc.-
able at the Atheiieum to-morrow even-
.miz
Important changes tn the Tllllt'lal’llt‘
l Burt fiiill islnow in the employ of
‘Birani Bell. -
Heine‘s Baud gives its third sociiibler
to-night at Germania Bull.
l The steamer “lluy‘. Brothers“ is moored
? at one of our oyster docks.
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; Frank F. l’r tty and family have moved
2 into their residence on Union street.
g I. F. Hoyt. father of firuggist Hoyt. is
£seriously ill at his home on Rollin Hill.
i \Vorknien were husnly engaged on the
{sewer in front of the Surwslk Hotel yes.
3 terday.
: ' Mes Rev. P. E. Bell. of: Lebanon. Pa.
iis visiting Mrs. “'m. N. Searles of Neiv
§Caiiaaii. _ _> ’
2 George I. Keeler has nearly completed
; his new ice house which is 40x65 feet
l in dimensions.
. Mrs. Sarah Thompson of East Nor-walk.
‘ is visiting her neice. who is viry sick, at
§Oyster Bay. L. l.
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i ln-ts'l‘kl'c'l‘lox OF THE EARTH.
Annual Discourse to the Flume. Deliv-
} and by Rev. C. E. Barr-la.
I livered the annual discourse to them at.
l the lethodist church last evening. De-
‘aplte the inclement weather nearly every
gent in the church was occupied and be
f tween seventy‘five and one hundred
ifirernen were present in a body. After
3 extending a welcome to the visitors Mr.
3 Harris announced that the subject of his
E discourse would be the destruction of the
3 earth by fire as endorsed by scientific
g proof and contained in the hibical account
of the same. The ancient idea was that
v the world would be consumed by fire
lalthough different manners have been
i given as to how the end will be brought
_ about.
.ending of the world and that old Jewish
calculation agreed with Proctor within
; a few years.‘ He thought that it was
7 generally admitted that the world would
of the I). & .\'. road Wr‘lll‘llllu effect yes- 3 Patrick [laugh of Wm“ secured be destroyed by fire and in its place
'te’talav. .
l’alrstme Castle, So. :3. K. of the M. t‘.
Wlll meet this ewe-mug and work the
third degree
James Thompson has hired a house on
Benedict Farm. and “'lll move during
the present Week.
Ma; -r Crow.- is to erect ll lion.»- on
Mile street. \Vork on the cellar was be—
giiii’tlii-i morning.
W: S. xlailey went to Vermont today
lo i‘nllghlel‘l the Green Mountain buys as
in their political duty.
The \V-men‘s R-‘ili'l t‘orp will give an
t n1~-rtaintiient at the rooms of Douglas
l .swler Ptaitrtbis er. Hing. '
(Joe of Nor-walla! ‘llHt‘ factories lint a
$12,000 order. It’l'r’l‘lfly. because they
«squid not fill it in ll‘llt‘
A.\ dog fight is announced to lak‘i- place
in tween two well known dogs uptown
5- "JP evening llii~ \vm-L’.
w W. Bentley llrl.‘ made many friends
in tan-n. by his sweet songs and hislieii- ‘ brought mull"? 59mm“! 0‘50” “341335 by H“ word the earth would be re- '
la. vhiistian drporlment.
l ireman Burr int l‘tioenix Engine Co.
“1.1 ope-n a 'erl 6‘01:de cigar store in
{rich}; old store. lmrough. this week.
The (‘lllpl‘iyit‘é of the Noru‘allt Lock
r gmumeecnl t:ni.i}‘ on nine hours
(Mile. and in“ c >llllllllr‘ so until further
in illi‘t‘. "
“'e understand from reliable sources
that John L. liurluuks contemplates a
trip to “crude and pissibly wmiering
there.
It is rumored in East Sorwslk that the
Adventists have purchased a lot on \‘an
Kind: avenue. and “'lll build a church
this winter.
The Rev, D; Anderson I‘lll commence
vacation final-u \l'v-k it'lt‘l' next he ivill
sail fer thw- lleriiiudzis —-“'aterbur_v
American.
.\ \vulllk‘elay mg'it evaiigelcal meet»
ing has been Martel iii liranitcvtllr. led
by _W€lrkt‘l‘<fltlill the lLiptie‘t-aud Metho
dist Church: 2-.
Mrs. lull "a. Vtéu- w. ll known reader of
l‘iie Milw l;;i‘- r. H expected to assist at
the em» rt unmrm «i' the “'uuzaii‘s Re-
it?! l'xnri - bring-lit.
a .
l.. lltilitanf it n the 65mm set that
or» m- wear-ml Hi the Sentinel Saturdav efficient mung nn “'9 fond—Stamford.
on: \iaii ilk ll at his market. until? Henl-
div‘. Imam. .\\‘iii, Kellogg caught it. _
Mr. K reg, formerly With Daniel
lillonww Anal. :1 the \Vashtnglnn street
blldflt‘. mil Liki- ll F. Steven‘s puiitiou
:3; I" ll. Li“ E-‘ll it t'u's grocery store.
.‘lm .\l t;£lt‘ [nude-r. of this City. is hope ll will WW1". ‘8 it justly deserves. .
expected 1mm.- from \\'elsley‘s college. ‘ liberal patronage.—I)anbury ““5“"3'“
Thursday . \i‘lu ii she will spend her three
weeks vacation ' \Vllh relatives in this
city.
Grand Mush r \Vurktulin Purvderly
had an audience of less than 300 at Sew
Haven lint Friday evening.
larity or interest inilie Knights of La-
bor is waning. ’ ‘
A special tilt-tiling of the Old \Yell
lltliill. A? Liildr‘f l‘t‘. WI" be MM this
evening for the purpose of considering
4 make the he! connection (in t
r
His popu~ ‘
la situation in A. Solmsns shop and moved
his family to this city. 7
John i‘omsteck. fornierlv in the em-
’ ploy of Hiram Bell. is now working on
the “Henry. J. and T. Lowndcs.
The Era-t Avenue Methodist Sunday
school holds its lint rehearsal for the
7 Christmas entertainment to-night.
' John H. Ferris is at work tearing out
his ge platform scales at his coal of-
fice and repairing them generally. '
V Rev. J. R) Members. formerly pastor
of the Episcopal church in this city. now
. at Croton Landing. spent Sunday in this
'city.
“ Havana mamf—the oulv clear
Havana-filled 5 cent cigar in the market
-—mauufaciured and sold at Lauder‘s.
The Women‘s (‘hristian Temperance
Uiiimi held their regular meeting in the
temperance rnoms yesterday. Mrs. Lee
ptt’eldllig.
A dandelion in full blossom wis
. It. was picked this morning by the road~
side which at this season of the year is
an unusual thing.
The men at Work on the main water
. pipe. which crosses the harbor below the
i \Vanhington street bridge. expect to
he pipe to~
morrow afternoon. The work ha been
delayed a long time on account of the
ebb tide not being low enough.
. c“ Lieut. John Ictlraw met . with rather
a bed accident on Saturday.
his wagon out of the horse car trac
‘upset and fell on him. Fortunately no
bones Were broken. but he sustaiurd so
many bruises than he has been confined
to his tin-the since.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas “'m-dgnf Van
Zandt awhile. Will celebrated the 15th
anniversary of their marriage this even—
ing. a large number of friends and the
Temple of Honor have accepted an in-
vitation to be [litter'nfl ands pleasant.
time may be anticipated by all.
(‘nhducturlieorge \V. Secifield of the
t‘oiisulidated road. has been granted a
ten days leave of absence and on Tues»
day will leave for \Vasliington. D. C..
and other points of inter. 5'. Conductor
Scufleld is one of the most popular and
News.
\Tell Stacked \"Hh Lorll Matter.
The Evening Sentinel. South Norwalk's
new daily paper appeared Saturday even-
' mg. It is a neat. clean and interesting
six column sheet well stocked with local
matter and advertisements. “'e sincerely
Juli}: II. Rider Acquainted.
The trail of John B. Rider for assault-
' ing Lin buckwood in East Norwalk last
week took place on Saturday afternoon
before Judge Knapp. Several witnesses
were examined and upon mmenda~
tion of City Attorney Light llr. Rider
was acquitted aario evidence could be
found against him.
.\ Sen limry store.
B. F. Stevens. late with F . D. Lawton
Would be a new earth for the abode of
the saved. Notwithstanding there were
scofi'ers at the idea the facts were proved
a by physical science. Mr. Harris by means
tof a globe explained .what science had .
found the earth to be compom of; that
the surface was twenty-one miles thick.
and the center was a man! of liquid fire; ;
i that no law ~had been found to prevent
‘the heat/of the earth causing an erup-
; tion; that volcanoes were safety valves
3 of the earth. Science lells us that it is
an easy matter for the earth to be con.
isdmed by fire and that chemists could
:burn it up with their own chemicals.
All these discoveries of the Mflentlslu‘
were corroborated by the Bible and Mr.
g Harris believed that the day would come .
_‘ when science in all its discoveries would ;
declare its faith in the Bible.
' Mr. Harris wanted to known who would
describe the fire alarm when the final
éday arrived. when the alarm is sounded
Efrem continent to continent and Al-
imighty God comes forth to judge the
,people. He then gave an eloquent de-
gscription of the Lord‘s coming and how
constructed and become a dwelling
place of the redeemed forever. .The
closing words of the discurse made a;
lasting impression on the nilndsof tliel
:large congregation. It was a great ser-
.mon and one that will long be remem-
gbered. ‘
‘ Enact-r. ramp 3. c... All Right.
'5 The financial troubles of Mr. F. ll.
Skuscoe donotiu any way aflect the firm
of Roscoe. Camp C (70.. known asthc
f Star Shoe Store. _ They will be found at
In turning » their place of business. the same as be ;
k .1 {form and will ofler shoes at low pricesl
(no bankrupt sale) and trust their friends
‘ will hear them in mind when in need of
anything in their line.
Y. I. C. 4‘. Notes.
To night being the monthly meeting
new members will heelectrd.
Ladies as Well as gents are invited to
the opening of the gyussium to-night.
About forty young men were present
at the song service yesterday.
George Poole. gvmnuiu u instructor of
the Vanderbilt llyuasium. at 42nd SL,
N. Y.. will be present. tonight and give
an exhibition on the apparatus.
v " Iran Darcy."
The New York Daily News says:——“ J.
M. Hill‘s latex-t venture. James L‘. Rnch
as “ Dari Darcy." is ii big success.
Roach is unlike any other Irish comedian
seen here in years. Standing alone in
this method and manner. Mr. Roach a:
_ once takes rank as one of the best actors
in his line. on the stage. The play is
. clean. bright, pathetic, dramatic: and
the dialogue sparkles with wit.“ If you
3: want to see a good play. get your tickets
for Wednesday night at Hoyt‘a or
Spencer‘s. ‘ ‘
Ir. O‘Hara‘a Case.
Editor Sealant—I noticed in one of
gthe Evening Sentinels an article from
:JalnisO‘Bara. claiming the Temple of
V Honor had expelled him and had no rea-
sons for it as be had not drank anything.
and if this was the charity of the T. of
in. he had no wish to belong to it. The
fTeuiple of Honor did not expel Xr.
, O‘Hara for drinking. but for conduct
lunbecoming a Templar. and if he is as
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the mix iml‘dilli)‘ of holding a ball during ’ &Go.. has leased the large store in Music 1 “aim“ for the ““1“ “’ “‘0“ “ll“ ll
the coming winter.
The Shakespearlan Dramatic company
will hold their second rehearsal at the
residence of bliss Quinton}. to~night on
Arch street. preparatory to giving a play
in the (ipeia House in the near future.
The conceit by the Young Peoples‘
Association of the Methodist church will ;
be held this evening. A largo number
_ of tickets have been disposed of and the
' attended-e mil undoubtedly be very
large. '
Henry l ‘urneli. who was hurt at the
Washing“: ll street running. is about "15'
same. ll» rested quite comfortably yes-
terday although the rumor was current
that he was much wurne. The trouble
seems t i be all with his head.
The finishers employed in 'A. Bolman‘s
factory had their takes ia
a body Saturday. The shop‘s crew pride
themselves on their good look-and are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the receipt ofthelr picturva.
its-day morning shoe-a M is
‘a Head start-a is run
from that plans with his haras- ca. as
lonahaa. who m haul-dis
1 Hall block. which he expects to in
E a short time with a full stock of first.
L class groceries. where he will be glad to
see and serve all his old friends and cus-
itomers. Duetnotice will be given of the
date of opening, which will probably be
Saturday. Dec. 17th.
\T. s. Bailey In New Haven.
The Hon. “remixes“. Bailey of South
Rorwalk delivered a forcible address at
Quinnpiac rink yesterday afternoon on
itempsrance. Every seat was occupied.
despite the rain. and‘ the meeting was
one of the best yet held—Homing
'fiewa
Champion Oyster later.
There seem tube a rivalry in oyster
eating in the curling room of Crofut a
Knapp‘s factory No. 1. The record was
broken on Saturday afternoon by Ber-
bert Van 8e... and it isdoubtful whether
anyofhlssbopmateacancatchup with
him in the race. They insisted that his
couldnotsatflfty raw oysters. In or»
der to prove that he could he agreed to
do sotftkey would pay for them. He
went to the of Theodore
“audit-misting“ la
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thhivalvmiaddnaotcarelo tabs
wfldhumlhm
shoemaagxusslvsdhbrsuari.
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fisaauhuatsasw ,
was ache was tool-usure the order for
doing its duty in regards to him and otb~
;m. we can furnish you with a very
gcurious bit of news.
a Islam or m ORDER.
a Bright. rim-y asset.
The South Nurwalk Sentinel has gone
ginto the daily business. and is issuing a
:bright breezy sheet, that bids fair to
trival Amos (himming‘s Evening Sun.
Meanwhile the other thirtyeeren Nor
walk editors gaaein wondsrat thedls
play of “‘uerve“ made by Golden Bros.
and think they are having lots of fun,
3 waiting to say, “I told you so."
i onirviun'.
Ira. Bella 1‘. “lulu-a.
Illa. Bella ErWilliams. the beloved
and only daughter of Samuel Middle
brook of,Wiltou, and granddaughter of
Lulu-lateral. of Weston. died Dre.
akin Weston. afssralong and severe
Elam. Our lo- is her gain, as she died
happy Christian. and was beloved by
whoknewher. Bhekav-ahuahaad
three anallohildraa. The funeral
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was ,
“a Mix‘:* *5 m
Wit-unflawmh:
Be invitation of the South Norwalk way in sums Nut-wk as minor of the
iFire Department Rev. C. E. Harris den
i chapter of Acts and the 18th verse—"Be
Mr. Harris said the year ml?
was the time set by Proctor for the,
‘ ' ring to the (ladites as Bible-inert. thor-
At the Baptist Church.
Rel H. A. Delano preached an nonl-
versar] sermon pointing his two years
Baptist church. A good congregation
. itreeted him. ale ti-xt ivaa from ihe17th
i cause he preached unto them Jesus. ‘
i The pastor gave his idea of the preach
7 ing of the grispsl of Jesus’ Christ. and il
;lustrated from the new testament. and
i the sermons of Peter and Paul. how
;t‘hrist was the theme and burden of the
g Apostles. He also gal-e examples of the
lmost effective workers and must «file-
ieiit work. showing that just in degree.
,iis men had held forth the old gospel to;
, periabing men. it. had proven the power '
,of God unto salvation. Mr. Delano 5
‘ hurled his blows thick. fast rind lemma» 3
less at the nonsense of the substituu‘uii
of any other agency for the world‘s re- ‘
deniption. He scored the modern mm 1
' dency of christian‘s to imitate the world I
in the matter of amusements. H.-
thought he would as [Lulu iitlend theat-i‘
flesh in Music Hall (and sooner perhspsi
as in ii house dedicated to God‘s praise. ,
The speaker i-liid he had tri~~d to know
the one old theme and preach it——Jesun
Christ, and him crucified. At the close
many friends gathered smund the pas- l
tor and gave him cordial and hearty
E congratulations. o l
ltnv. mt. Putin's entire". 1
F
A (laurcla Driven Out fly the Elevated
Roar-Ian
It didn‘t trike long for it visitor at the
Old Allen Street Methodist Church yes-
terday to make up his mind that in the
present dispute that divides that con-
gregatlon those who want to move to,
another neighborhood have good
grounds for their choice. There was
‘suob a rattle and roar and reverberation .
; from passing elevated trains that nobody
in the church could hear anything else.
The pastor‘s discourse was cut up into I,
idisjolnted sentences by the noise. The-E
- elevated structure stretches across Allen ;
.street from curb to curb. and the trainsl
W within twenty feet of the front of V
the old church. which ls between Delan- ‘
may and Rivington streets.
Pastor Pegg didn’t say anything about i
the church-moving controversy in his
sermon. and he declined to say- anything
afterward except that the future would
answer all these things and he wouldn‘t
talk‘ about them: He did say decidedly 3
l though that it was utterly impossible for
- the church to compete with the elevated .
railroad, and that a majority of the con-
negation favor the plan to unite with
lthe Attorney Street Church under the
; controlof the Church Extension Society.
I—«N Y. Sun.
r. n. BI'SCOE'S nannies. ‘
EProspects of Ali Adjustment of his Fl~
, naaclal Ann-a. Rad Debra lhe Cause
3 ofbla Temporary Embarraalnent.
The financial trouble of F. ll. Rue
costs due to the kisses
itain‘d from some of his customers.
Mr. Ruscoe may make a compromise
with his creditors. but. if forced to make
., an assignment he will be enabled to pay
seventy five cents on the dollar. We
Ifl'lllful’nlt‘ll. by good authority, that
the banks that hold his paper aresecurcd
against any loss.
\ouug tiadltea “‘anled.
Rev. James H. Ross last evening. at
i the (Bingregatioiml church. took his text
f from 1 l‘lironicles. 1238. an I after refer-
;ouglily versed in the ccmtenisand skilled ;
Sin the use of the Bible. and spirituali
3 weapons. he then applied the truths he
fhad advanced to local conditions. One
igood warrior. isith the blaming of God.
£coiild chase a thouuud foes, and two
put ten thousand to flight. He said:
There are peoph enough in this audience
to-niglit to revolutionize the entire char-
acter of this church and do it in a short
3 time. The Gaditea were only eleven.
Within the last few years. Bethany
Presbyterian church in Philadelphia has
increased its membership three fold or
more. Flow ? Largely through an
Evangelistic Band of young men. hum-i
beringfillto‘zfl at the beginning. twicef
as many as the (ladites in quality. They g
dulled ii covenant. engaging in do the
direct work of winning souls to Christ.
They signed the covenant on their
knees in prayers and tears. Not one of
them had received a college education.
The Lord has need iill but one or two in
the work of winning souls.
New Congregational church.
There will he a meeting of the Society
of the Congregational church in the
chapel on Friday evening. Dwember
16th. at 8 o‘clock. when the plans of the
new church building will be presented
by the committee for adoption. and any
other business transacted proper to come
before said meeting. A special invita-
tion is given to the ladies. and members
of the congregation interested, to be
present.
Chuck lull of Interesting Locals.
The first numbers of the Evening Sen-
tinel. of South Norwalk. have been re-
ceived by us. The new paper is chuck
full of interesting locals. besides a large
variety of the news of the day from all
parts of the world. and able editorial coin—
ment. We wish the new enterprise
abundantm—Oonumutcaiholie.
1L ‘2 r“ 5.2-...
Butane! flank of Nor-walk.
at
Tbs finder will be liberal
,' ‘0 Lfl.—THE R00.“ 0N RAILROAD
l sell—4‘ i rituous and
-cr iiml (‘lllt‘h to be drunk on the premises. ;
he has sus- l’
‘3
balls on. »
gaff.
IBIRAL REWARD OFFERED.
able diamond lost in this cltv on Tuesday.
ly by returnlng
Lshe lame to the stairs of J. W. SIlTll. 'arhuigtou
treat.
Jar gal; and £0 grill.
Valli-
L
"son slut ciikii-i “A. htclaaarsifi—aYEJn‘i-t
with lute and flux cum “we. «done- Boa
712.0r‘liiqnireuft‘ih If} llllt ylilat "3‘13““ Illwi'
Square adjoining the sew-ruin.- Ifilcc. well lid-
aiited [or an ottleeoraiiy ll; lit business Plate that
front. heated by steam and furnished Ill yi- low
plus. Apply at or address
gaging; fault.
IEMAR 8. PLACE.
Teacher of alnglng. Voice Control and Piano Play-
“as
’l‘llli‘. SENTINBL OFFICE.
To 13‘": gimiismtmmis or PAIRFlRLl);
l‘ .71 '. ' :
The undersigned hen-by applies for a ("’an to :
liiinxicatlig qullnfl.-Alt‘.
and Rhine Wim- cialypiirsiiant to the laws of thls
State now in force relating to the sale of intoxicat-
lug liquors. al the building No. it Witter street. In
the town of Norwalk. in said Count .
gued. 0 HIGH TAP’I‘.
I hereby certify that the above application is so-
dursed by five rlechirs and taxpayers as defined by
law of the town of Norwalh.
llli" lll’ K .‘ELLKPK
hated Norwalk. December 10. 1’87.
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STEAM lll‘} l'I‘ER.
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Twenty in 1194‘ in this town. one of them in the
Sentinel ofllre. where ll can be seen in operation on
app I icat ion.
W. H. MEEKER,
Sole Agent for Nor-walk.
Sanitary Plumbing and Low fissure heating a
specialty.
wl-‘ar-lli’tlea for (““3111 all sizes of Pipes.
WAsulquON 8'11. South Norwalk, Ct.
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MILLINERY.
.06 .
Mlle: Collin ail Timberlale,
45 “fashion” Street.
Desire to inform the public that they ban: a full
line of
Felt and Sllk "sis and Bonnets,
Velvets, l-‘aacv Feathers
and Rlbbflll.
Which they are uffcrir: ill a great reduction in
rim.
We sill be pleased to show our ands. and re
epertfuily invite a call. 5 dart lw
figfiig‘itaiilfiifiif
)[US [C I‘IAlJng
SOFT“ NURWALK.
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(LV E NIGHT QNIJA.
\t’ ed nesql ay, Dec. 1 4
J. M, Bill‘s latest and glean-M entrees.
Ju nae-s C. Roach,
l’nder the management of
J. M. HILL.
hi the new lrl-h~.\iiierican Play.
Manager.
”DAN DARCY
.l. I. Hill‘s latest wutiire. James 1‘ Roach as
“Dan Darcy.“ isa bu: such-us. Hr. Roach is un-
like any other Irish comedian wen hen- in yearn
Standing skins in his method and manner. Mr.
Roach at mice takes rank as one of the best actm
in his line on the vi age, The play is clean. bright.
mthetlr. fir: and the dialogue sparkleewlih
wit.—New York Daily News.
The y orvmwxua of to pieces \llll render
a select mmmiue.
. u put
Prices do, 50 and do Cts.
RESERVED SEATS.~»Xow on sale at Royt‘s
Pharmacy. South Sorwalk. and Spencer‘- Jewelry
tore. Nurwalk. 5 saw
Metronnfliinu Ins. 60.
OF N EW YORK.
Stands at the head ofa‘l other industrial comp-p
tiles in the l'aited sates. paylaglts elalinr 9t hours
after we proofs have been sent to the home office.
The agent of this comp“, is
JOSEPH LEIPN 1K,
xm T0 WIT. OFFICE.
:W and End.
.ioIIN annulus,
WWII!!! wlmllnllkhdafl
fifllL All] W001}
Brick. nun. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lashlgh, Laskairaaaa, Locust
Install. Franklin. and
Wilksmarrs’ Goals.
lint lll' RUBBER PAINT
rad-morwwwnam
helm Moles at!“
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and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
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ARCIIITECT.
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TERMS REASONABLE.
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HOUSATONIC llAlLROA I):
01133th & NORWAIJK DIVISION.
Rev. lab. 188:.
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HOL‘SATONIC DIVISION.
Nov. 12. 1887.
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