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is dar‘gvrtmsly ruck.
'Mirs Lizzie Dayton and mother areg
‘ array for the holidays.
Juhn Cuisinart has resigned his intuition
at: cutie-l numanry on the garlic“ fore».
-- Sit}?! Kraut at Jacob Schaub's \Yash‘
. lngtufl street market.
(‘urua B. Smith spent
noon: the hiilc of Ilidgefield.
Mr. and Mra. ”marge F. Alberto!) of
inn-lily“ «spent Sunday in this city.
~~I‘urk Tt'ndrrlnln-i at Smith's \Vnsh-
urchin Harkrt. lit. a pound.
Mm Mary l’ardn- is home f or the holi-
days from Ilium Seminary. Clifton. X.
Y.
Tut-1* arrests in re tirade in New Cam
nan ywtexday (or selling liquor without
a license.
Tlsw {um rai of HF. (hurl-s Mdimtts
M 3‘. «t. nlay morning at St.
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l’aiw‘. can. at 54:. umur lindlwra
t‘_ 1:. railrlgn ru‘eirr’ul a It‘lt'fil’llll‘
from \‘vnnunt tine morning that his
[dirt trudging
i: szalwth Lnt‘ku‘nuil r! the
t.,.r_ ugh is lawn)» {rum incurring-g M'lmul
sp» :2 mg the holadayr.
Elfin-s
“'12: ll. \Yunlwcll of this city spent
t ‘r;r:~ttnas with his Sis‘t‘r. Mrs. Dr. t‘um-
hung-z in New I. nnnun.
J»~1sl: \\'raglxl was below Justice
i ’ ”bilge this morning an! lined $10.uti
and firufivtmv d l” 3’3“ d l_\~ In j‘ril.
Samuel l’a'l’h. u l. . L~ hair all") graph-
rr far a lard.» New York establishment.
spent 1 liznstmae will: lllzi patent: here-
Mite-é 1-1.: .. T453215 3" hailni‘ from the
first lintum Normal School. She Will
split“! her hrfsfiay vat-anvil in this city.
«Tl-:1 i lawn-er: plank“ tn bu} l‘i ~h is at
R. mac «it‘s market.
t‘irr-nf ( Kiln. \"l’ arterial Ctr stiesllim
fluid 6 xi. h’d‘ fur drunkenn-w~ and dis“
mjrfiy c mint: In the tli‘!!!‘ 5hr“ lnorn-
mg
l'. ll. Niels & Ilrmlrrr advertise lu this
W cl icing out sale of holiday goods
{or one week at‘fia pr-r vent. disc-aunt on 5 formed camp from Bmlli‘tr'lk'fl will b? i and a musical programme in connection
former film"
0:)“ if 12w . age lampa is: the (lid \"ell
Keenan: .m taught tin- Saturday evr mug
and studied up the piper on the ceiling
\.~:y Mall}- 2.. far- it could be a xtinguish.
f5 .
nielicl’manu Swinger-bond had a big
tune at their hall on. t‘hristmas eve.
Vl’irnti uf good magic and a large num~
la-r of lrntzda‘mnn- {infernal made the oc-
cawin a very ph-asant one
interest at the rate of four per Wilt per '
alumni fur the current six month! will
he (“misled to depositors in the
l Seawall: SmI'ngrfl bank Jan. 1‘: and [aid
.11! then: on and after Jan. liltli.
“L and Mrs. Rom. who [I‘lldt‘trn Sey-
ntfifll’ It hare lflfl‘fi‘ 5 mIl‘.‘ 0, Illt‘ll’ ; Flt-Ni” hanksnnd boxes of candy ““lr‘l ing $0.08 and a dialogue by nome boys ; benediction.
——.\ iflffir-avéfi‘rfll’flvlt‘ of Nuts. Figs,"
young eagle in the rear of his father's
shop on Washington street. The bird
, was a small one and was sitting on a tree
when Fred shot it.
Miss Fannie Kemble appears at Music
1 "all to night “As Sybil.“ IIarry Miner,
Sand iii-veral of the loading New York
iManagere, are coming up to see her.
—Ilome Made Mince-neat. ready for
7 baking, at Smith‘s Washington Market.
Nothing has been heard of Eva “later-
i bury since she disappeared last Tuesday.
:She was last seen in company with a
gman that represented himself as a Boss.
lion barber. It is thought that she has
520cc with him. Her mcther is nearly
distracted over her conduct. She is the
daughter of “'illiam “'aterbury of Day
_ street.
The Christmas services at the Norwalk
i Methodist church on Sunday were
:SWCIIH)‘ fine. In the morning Dr. (‘lark
fprenchcd a sermon from the subject,
{“The Song of the Angels." The even.
ing exercise-s were under the direction of
Sniwrintcndent Holmes. The opening
, anthem by the choir was finely rendered
gar- Wen- thr- snlml by Mrs. Lyon and Miss
g Moahr-r. The exercises included respon-
' it"t‘ readings by thlI school “'Illl (‘hriat-
imas anthems and carols in which all
"joined heartily. One little “Wen lot"
I deserves special mention for a recitation
,“As ye have done it. unto the least of
these little ones ye have done it unto
(‘rufut S knapp'u Blew “at.
The Hatter and Furrier says: “t‘rofut :
y it Knapp will introduce for spring a hat
_ that Will cause a sensation. New color
;and very stylish. Look out for it."
I
Death of Rev. Dr. I‘owell.
Ii. Beard, of this city, received a tele-
: gram this morning, informing him of)
f the death of Dr. James Powell, one of the
cecretariea of the American Missionary
Society. Mr. Powell was well known
and much beloved in thin city, where he
reside! SrYt‘l‘ttl year: ago.
knights of I‘ytltlu "all.
Olive Branch Lodge, K. of It. have
”In”.
The Reading Railroad Ian Go To Work;
New York, Dec. 27.——-The Reading
Railroad Strike was declared a this
morning, and all bands have gone to
work. '
Assignment of F. n. Ruwoe.
F. H. Ruscoe made an assignment to
C. B. Coolidge on Saturday. His liabi~
lattes are $80,000; nominal assets $60,000.
Borough Saloon: Open Sunday.
Warden Gregory and Chief Lockwood
took a walk around among the borough
saloons on Sunday afternoon and found
conclusive evidence that liquor was
sold. In one place they found twenty four
persons in front of the bar drinking. No
arrests have been made yet.
ltuughl on the Horse Cara.
After the performance was over at the
Opera House Saturday night, one horse
car was run to this city and was packed
to sufl'ocation. Quite a number of ladies
were inside and on the platform were a
lot of men who, from the time the car
started until it reached this city dis~
graced themselves and insulted every
decent person in the car with their pro-
fane and indecent language. It seems as
though the conductor could have stopped
it if he had tried. but. he did not make
an effort. lie acted as though he thought.
it was funny. “’6 have heard it re-
marked by several ladies that they would
attend the Opera House amusements If
they could get. to this city again without
being stillled with tobacco smoke and
subjected to insulting language on the
horse curs.
Y. M. (‘. A. New Years.
One thousand invitations to the New
Years reception at the Young Men‘s
Christian Association on January 2nd,
are now ready for young men and will»
beissued as fast as the names and ad-
dresses are received. They are intended
for the mechanic, Llerk, laborer, business
and profemional mun, whether he hails,
from the foundry, ahop, store, boat. or
farm. All will receive a hearty wel-
come. Busiuen men who are unac-
quaintcd with the work that the Assocb
tillon is trying to do. will find this a good
decided to hold their annual ball on the _
evening of the-23.1mm. it will be hrxd’;
in Nusic "all and Heine‘s orchestra "Ill 5
, furnish rnuisic for dancing. It is nowi
3expicted that on that evening the uni~ :
present and give one of their excellent .
ldrills. i
International Sunday I‘d-hoot Leno-a ;
tkmmenctng with this week there will
arm every Friday in the Evening Sou-
nnel comments upon the Sunday school
lesson for the Sunday following by ReV. ,
' “for. Newton. D. 1).. from Lemon Helperl
Quarterly, by permission of S. S. Hoff-
,mau. Philadelphia. publisher.
(‘hrlu-u ut the “manta-ville (‘h-pel.
sage of Chriatmaa “ in a very creditable '
manner. The leading parts were well '
taken and the choruses were sung with
very good t fleet. At the close of the
.N‘lvt‘wg luau who thinks the
opportunity to drop no and see. for them- 1‘
Y. M. (‘. A. is a “perpetual prayer meet-
ing“ will have a chance to correct that
View by accepting the Invitatlon. Light '
refreshments will be served to callers
‘ith a gymnasium exhibition Will be in- .
truduced during the evening.
Ear-t Aw. M. II. Church Christmas (‘01:-
cart.
The children of the East Avenue!
Methodist church gave an excellent con~
cert on Sunday evening. limitations?
were rendered by Mamie Tmuusen,§Jesus:“ reoitatation by twenty-four of
;Sadie Randall, Louie Paddock. Enajthe boys and girls of the iufnnt class,
? Knapp. Minnie James, and by four young i “The Cbristmvs Story :“ singing by the
ladies. The carols that they sung were a
The tiraniteville chapel was crowded Every PW"! and included the followlnlt: "wine by the pastor- superintendent.
last night and the children of that Sun~ i "\V9 ““1 Tb“ Once Again." “Hosanna Dr. B“'k°~ Sen., und the school, “The
. ilav echoial rendered the cantata. “ Mes- I in ““3 Highest,“ "Shout F“? 0“" King," I ”3"th 0' Jenna“ ”“8 by the school,
South 5 ‘
"tilad Tidings,‘ “Light of the Morning," ;
and “Music of the Christmas Bells,“
quartette sang a fine selection, Bertie
Smith and Jerome Smith rendered pleas- i
{may}. 1,. “3...; 19“.“, 3, ”Mg, mm“, !hig;d|§ll‘tltultd to the children and they all 11"” a 5903 by members of the infant:1
inviting and (‘rlt‘l‘fnlt' with their: the
seventh anniversary of their marriage.
wA: J. “i. Studwrll‘rz piano ware-
rammsm Rain street can be found a. fine
assortment of punth‘ and' granite. He
at?" has on lune! whmsl wound hand in-
h‘mmrliifi that he wiil dlSjkh’d’ of chi-1p.
Call and sue them. .
The Sunday xii-hurls cannected with
g had a very haippy time.
Michael Murray.
The Connecticut Cutholic of last week
had thi- following obituary notice of
' Michal-l Murray. It aays: " He was an
gold tesidenl. of Norwalk. and one of the
“are! respected Irishman of his neighbor-
trmd. Although Mr. Murray had reach-
;ed a ripe age. his death is nevertheless
greatly regretted by all who knew him.
Mr - “Eb. n. r f lluilmr)‘. formerly ull the chun-hfla in this City are to hold : He was of a kind, generous and whole.
r msu’ yvd m A. S lr-rris‘ )nrrlry store, ' their entenainmeutatodnorrow t-t‘entng. isouled nature, and all with whom be
u ~1~ is: won yniterday ' '
Mn: Mary H. '1'..th Iii kpeuding a
fur urn k: ‘ilrli lh‘t walk-r. “an, Wan
.\ Gwyn r, in 'tVad-iungton, U. (.
Miro Camilla Frank is home from
aria-o1 at New York and will rapt-0d the
holiday with her [arenas in: Union St.
A News: faintly gathering nae held
at the rmdence of James L‘floauakiluu
Err Henry arm. East Sortalk. yester—
day-
A the rprvimen of crayon work is on
exhibition in Baxter}: drugstore window.
It is in 931113“ of Water Com-W
win. it. lead by Way :3. Bail-rm.
A thfltulr. and In.
Philip S. Knnppuut‘hrimne morning. ,
The arrival made Jamil. Knapp un-
usually harm; on that day. as he then
had the little of grandfather conferred
tip-ms him.
-——At Feynman Brother: you can elm
some Extra Chou P“ On-gu. di-
’ mt trim “'ilaun‘a Point, Florida.
.Itr'r. Spencer B. Bray. [My 0“
tnlscity.revi¢adupaluroftbe
Hump-mesa. church. no. Earn,
Sunday evening. He is eta-dieting
can: to an Ohio W church,
and to the It. Vernon. E- Y. E.
church-Bram: 5m.
in.
m rm (5;;7: Alt-I. C. v.
Medan-.mdeitafiuw
My. It i: Int “a.
Interesting programmer- are in be render-
ed and Nuts and refreshments will'be
served ‘0 the childn—u.
J. The Arion Society held a Christmas
3party hat night at their hall on “Fash-
fiugton ctnet."‘\.-\ large Christmas tree
7 and dancing were the featurea of the
reversing. I’mf. Heine furnished music.
and thrice Your prompted.
5 Since writing the article about the
*pnrlorfairheld flux-mgr- in East
” Xavalk last “'edneaday and Thursday
evening. a Sentinel reporter has learned
{that amt profit-alum $93.00 wumade
instead of $30.00. as was stated at first.
' -—Seymour Brothers have received, 1,-
am Ls. cc Chance Confectionery for the
Holiday trade. an endless variety to se-
.lactfrom. All Maud made to order.
Call early to avoid the crowd.
,. he remains of Sarah L. wife of
Edwin Cortes. and daughter of it..- late
(Rude:- 0. Banks who died at her home
in Ramayana them inch. at the nge
of 85 years. were brought to tb'n city for
interment in the Sci-walk cemetery
My.
, “amiable of tin- mealk ill-tho-
gdirtSundag-Wm held last even
tag. and every scholar preterit was
Amalia-cream and applied with
nmngeanda. of candy. A
Wold-gmhkmupmuch
chataadintbkquietwayfl‘ wa-
uaiud to he devoted to III-union:
objects.
mi of Brooklyn, 1!. Y.. latches-quad-
hgafe-daya at Jana X. Men
w Ave. last evening a anal
m In 8 u- ndilu- of Ir.
“dflahyw'fir
CIV-
jmme in contact in business or otherwise
2 became his firm friends."
A Hungarian l’lght.
, A general fight. occurred near the long
: house on Jerusalem hill, Saturday even-
jiug, in whicha large number of Hun-
? gariana participated. The neighbors for
some distance around heard the screams
§of the fighters, and went to see what
gwac the matter. The police arrived and
:three men were arrested. but it seems
lthat they were the innocent ones in the
aflair. They were liberated in a short
time and the instigator of the disgrace
§ful affair has not yet been arrested.
A Sipol‘ls u-e'of llata.
i To uneducated eye an inspection of
§Crofnt a Knapp”: ample. for Spring in
fan pleasant as looking at a fine painting
'1 to an artist. There ' is a quality about
ltbeoe goods which only expricuce and
haste can bring forth; style is a charac-
gteriatic feature. Their line is composed
rot neat attractive derby, and a squire
crown now and then given variety. In
crush hat: the assortment in various, and
ofnchchapeaastheflnoretail tradede—
mad the mart. Thor are kettle edge,
than made to retain their shapes—flatter
and Farrier.
new. a. A. Dela-o TD-II‘IIL
The pastor of the Baptht church Ico-
mm before the Young Paoplu’ Associa-
tion tc-uight. The subject of the lecture
33 “Willi-mutter: Brunt. PoetJournal-
fluid State-Ian.“ Thialecturc‘n one
which has been delivered in some of the
In" lecture m in Ohio and New
Yak, and ran mayddivend atSuf~
“Immucona. Them-
tutaiameut in given by “senator-Jo
stint-amount the
your
lawman! mated anod-
l
. Katie I‘itzer were united in marriage by
. the Rev. James ll. Rom at the residence
W contra ofthc church, tho-idea of which
mafia-uh rapid animal
a! &I‘ .by. was...“
th- "3:3.th
class made the programme very enter-g
taming. "
Yesterday afternoon the children of f
the Sunday school met at the church i
when they “‘1’? prevented w‘th presents?
and refreshments. Rev. Wk; [toss re—i
ccived as his present a check 1' $30 and
a gold beaded cane. The children were
all made happy and the occasion was en~
llYC'nt‘tl by the singing of several carols.
“\‘MEN‘S BUNDS.
Schmld—l’ltler.
Last evening Eugene Schmid and
of Mrs. Briggcrman on Washington
street. Quite a large party of friends
were preunt to witness the ceremony.
The bride was attired in a suit cf cream
colored albatroa, trimmed with ducbes
lace and heliotrope satin. Tessie and
Lillie Bomber of Bridgeport acted as
bridesmaids. Their costumes were
cream colored nuu’a veiling trimmed
with pale colored blue silk. The presents
were numerous of which the following
is a partial link—Parlor lamp, from John
Morris of N. Y; dozen silver spoons, Cook
Updick; lemonade set. Mr. and Mrs.
Kapral of Bridgeport: Chamber set. Mr.
and Mn. You; silver caster Mr. and
Mrs. Goehring. Rockville; parlor lamp,
Mr. and Lira. Bomber, Bridgeport: clock.
John Spin-a, New Haven; clock. Mr. and
Mn. Fred Pilzer; pair fancy vases, Mary
Schnieder, bottle cologne, Will Osborne;
table linen, fancy vases, butter diah,
sheeting. a wooly dog and a doll baby.‘
that did not have the names of the dou-
ora on, were also among the presents re-
ceived.' It was a late hour when the
merry party wished the newly married
couple good night and departed for home. '
Mr. and Mrs. Schmid will go to keeping
house at once on Taylor avenue.
St. PIul‘u Anniversary.
The anuiveraary exercises of St. Paul’s
church, which began Christina- eve,
were largely “tended and of a most in-
teresting character, and quite a number
of hommillumiuated Christina. eve. '
The church was haudoomeb decorated
with and timeshares with
lower. A beautiful arch 'tpanncdtbc;
were white-ad top-earls; andsveriti
Mia-.maddawotmdm
_ at: .,
,Sunday night.
Egrcat quantities.
,twined around the posts, and hung in
, John. Measra. Nash. and Hutch, entitled.
; titled, "Sweet Guiding Stun“ responsive
' reading
A : sung
berries encircling the family coat . of
arms which was made of immortelles.
The Hanford tribute was a. lovely one,
of very exquisite flowers in the shape of
a star, which was supported by smilax.
The Fitch tribute was a wreath of white
which hung from the lectern. The
Jonathan Camp ofiering was of white
lillies. The Ralph Isaaca contribution
was a large piece of white immortellea
with scarlet lettering. The Ebeuzer
Church piece was a cross of myrtle with
a wreath of white over it.
The children's serviccrin the afternoon
was largely attended. A letter from the
absent pastor was read. Rev. Mr. Selleck
made the address, a procession was
formed headed by the clergy, wardens
and veetrymen, and marched around the
original layout of the parish grounds.
The music throughout all the exercises
was very fine, and the occasion as a
whole was one of the most remarkable
and impressive in the history of the
church and the town.
Descendants of the orgiunl members of
the church from Stamford, \Vestport,
New York and Troy were present.
Christmas Concert. at the Congregational
Church Sunday Night.
The South Norwalk Congregational
church was very prottily decorated
Evergreeus were in
Long pieces were
large loops on the gallery. The pulpit
was draped with evergreen and pretty
hot house plantar. A large banner in the
shape of a crescent hung over the
pulpit. It was composed of evergreens
principally, with the white letters "The
Christ Child." The following is the
programme of the exercises: Organ
volunteer by D. E. Disbrow, organist,
and anthem by the choir; prayer by
Pastor Ross; singing by the school,
“Christmas Time:“ responsive reading,
“The Apostles Creed,“ by the school and
leader; anthem by the choir, “Gloria
l’atria;" responsive reading by the
school: singing by the school, “Pure
Delight ;" recitation by Miss Ella
Iltlsdon, entitled, “The Calm and Silent
Night ;“, responsive reading by the
pastor and school, “The Prophecies ;“
singing by the school, "The Holy
Birth;“recntation by Miss Ella (luycr,
entitled. “The Hallowed night;" song
by the quartette, Misses Thomas and St.
“While Shepard: \V‘atcb;“ recitation by
Mr. North’s class. “The Birth of Jeouaf‘
duot by Misses Thomas and St.Jobu, en-
by the choir and Leader
Disbrow, "The Visit of the \Vise
Men;“soug by the school and choir,
“From Far O‘er Deserts Dreary:“reapon—
aive reading by the boys and girls of the
Sunday-school, "The Childhood of
school, “Midnight Carols“ responsive
“The Song of Redemption.“ A collect-
ion was then taken. The school then
“0 Come All Ye Faithful,”
followed by an anthem by the choir,
after which Mr. Ross pronounced the
The concert was a success and great
credit. is due those who labored to pre-
pare the exercises and decorate the
church.
DI ED.
*' :~- "~-_~-. 2::
JlMMERSON—«ln this city. Dec. 26. Narnia a.
daughter of Henry Jimnwrvon. ntvd Hyena, t3
mouths and 11‘ days. vt‘uneral at the home
1
this evening ll $.33. mill at High Ridge to~
marrow.
gar gdt'rrfise‘mgnfs.
Dlvldend Notice.
The Norwalk Saving. Society.
Not-walk. Dec. 15th. 1&7.
NTRRES'I‘ at the rate of Four (4) per cent. per
annum, for the current at: month: will be
crutited todcpocilnn Jan. lat, 1555, ml paid to
them on It“! ulter- Jan. 10th.
GEO. E. MILLER. Twas.
CLOSING OUT
FANCY HOLIDAY 600118!
he one week. we will It‘ll all PARCY HOLIDAY
GOODS atmper cent. dinount. prepara-
tory to inventory and the getting in
of newgooda. A rare op-
portunity to return
prams ct
F. II. NASH & BROS
Notice.
I13 inhabltltauta of the town of Norwalk In:
hereby notified an that a town meet-
lngar‘lll be aid at the town house in said Nor-walk.
on cane-day. the day of Dec. A.D.. 1881, at
a p‘clock. afternoon, for the following par-pans. to
w t:—
‘. Tobartbeannualremrtc, to lay the state and
town urea. including the rapport of schools, and to
make the annual appropriation for rcpalra of high-
ways for the currentoyear. Moo to take into court.
duration tho matter heating] them-homo with
clean. and. if deemed advim o. to make an
prlatlou for the lame. Also to author-lac the
men to provide. in lane more suitable gm
for a lock~up in the cit of th Nomlk.
be???) “1&7!!! Nor-walk thin and day of Decem-
. .. .
WILLIAX L JAIIRS. mm of
FRANKLIN A. TOLL”. £88330“ of
GWEN Rm
F A. O '1' O R Y
lioletufwnlnmunayudmm
umcrjfiijfiqnms 1
gang-mot- lu‘lngu at.
a
l and 47, Washington St.
gntgrfaiqmguls.
riffs—i6 iii ifsbififi‘ £012qu
A. L. Rankin. and J. A. Rosenptenler, Eastern
Circuit Managers.
Tuesday. Dec. 27.
I EXTRA. I
. oementhare the honor to announce a
an onlmar attraction, the appearance as above 0
the mate use singing comcdtennc,
FRANKIE IiEMBLE.
Aided by a company of itive ct "- c in
Clay Greene's beautiful com y.
“ SYBIL. ”
An cnctsprodnctiou of the peerless performance
played by last Kemblc in the leading theatres of
America. New songs, music and joyous fer-run:
PRICES. 35, 50 AND 75 CEXTS.
Rtscn'i-d swat: now on sale at Iont‘a drug store.
It 5! (LEW
LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORI‘.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
SIEL FROBMAN - Manager
25135 8.15. SATl'RDAY MATIXEIS 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by D. Bela-wt) and II. C. Deli”:
Company Includes:
HERBERT KEI.(‘£\', GEORGIA (‘AYVANK
HENRY MILLER. GRACE HENDERSON,
Susan szircuor-r, LUl‘lSE DILLON.
IN. J. LE lltll'NE HRS. “'AU‘OT.
CHAS. WALCOT. . .‘flti. WlllPl-‘EX,
CHAS. DICKSON. MISS CROLY.
W. FAVERSIIAM. MISS CRUSMAX,
PRICES~All Reserved—50m. 75c .‘I.00,Il.50
The
v
ONLY ONE QUALITY-THE VERY BEST
Bet-f. Veal. lamb, Poultry. Hutton. Salt Pork,
Fresh Pork, Primed Bull. Smoked Tongue.
spring Chicken. llamas, Shoulder;
Bologna, Bacon, anktom.
Something very nice.
Boiled Boneles- Hum.
Poultry killed and div-soul frveh every day.
unit-rs dcllvcrul promptly at any time of the day
or evening.
*—
if‘qnfs.
10 CARPENTER? “‘AN‘I‘ED for a win-
ter‘s )ub. In mrcof
RAN ALL & “'IIJJAMS.
Van Zandt avenue, Baal Namath.
gust.
rltomsoltt' NOTE. payable on demand. ln«
a‘ tune! bait! to Jan. I. IN. radon-ml on it: back.
also “vs-it out recourse“ over the name “Ne-mu
Taylor.“ Any pert-rm returning said we to this
oltlcc, or furnishin: information that will lead to it:
rwuwry Will lur- smtably rewarded. S dkwtf.
In 35’...“
W0 NEW STURm on the first floor, andah‘ar
tenuntm the mud llour 'n Fer-rte":i build-
ing, opportu- en _ Rent f nth five (5)
dollar: per month. Inquire of John Partner staph
en Hoyt, ticket agent at the Illaricn Depot.
ISdJLIr ff
:OR a term of three your run or.» coun- rac-
roiu'. Corner Water and Struts.
Pas-match March tat. tau.
ROTH & GOLDSCHXID‘I‘.
South Not-wail.
‘
Jar cale-
" WILL Bl"? A FAR! 0F «1 acnm.
351. 4 (H a: Raiding. about Smtlea from scum
it has on it a dwelling noun. situated ml n Eight!!!
healthy location. ham, com home, it nbouscaad
cmv stable; all in good CODdllth. It on it also
a plentyof grafted fruit trees in good bearing. and
some most ism-Hem {3. About half of the land
is down to meadow, l 1: nice tum. lowed-ad
wood. Enquire of TAYLU .kv GU DEX,
Real Edam and Insurance Exchange Roofing. ~15
t if
COMMODIOI'S maidcnre on Ilmwood am.
tantalul n all the modem improvement! with
a carriage on” and stable on the premium. for
to c. aleo annular home on Haviland attest. con-
taining the usual cit convenience... Kn aim of
AYLOR & GOLD . .
Real Estate and Exchange Raw. 5 and {7. Wash
ington St.
1—,: k§r NORWALK.
J
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Two derivable maidenm. both in excellent con-
dition—Prices reasonable, and team may.
Enquire of TAYLOR k. GOLDIS.
Real Estate and Inrurance . cuts, {5 and 4:“ Wash-
ington 81.. South . ornalk. Ct.
L‘OR SALE CHEAP.
1 two family house with all modern improve-
meats.
l housemd lot in duo location in but Norwalk
Also twenty nne building iota to be sold an only
ems.
Stock farm. 250 acres. in fine ntite of cultivation
with all the stock, etc. Price 37.00:).
Two house. to rent. val immediate
nu
ly. 870-1! J. s. RANDALL. Norwalk.
F LURIST.
J. 1‘. Peokwell.
7 Julia MW‘M ht"
Norwalk, - cons.
Being tumble to manufacture
HARNESS
Toconpctcwithlugeeo I have tam the
we amumadm
’mmu.mr...l:"‘.r..rm
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur~
cinglea, Collars, 830.
Fine nut-non To Order.
paggmdflirmwhuolwmm
0?. W” M
m mun-Traveling an.
I WILL PAY m
Highest $98” Price
“Purl-Inert.
malts -
$0-3m
Rags, Bones Bottles 1m 3
and stats.
u‘wwhmvfl- ,
EDGJ‘B 5- PLACE. '
Teacherofsm ' .vmmumrfii-
P. 0.. BO! 495. SOUTH BOWL“, Cf.
rum
C B. D’AB'I‘OIS.
’ 0
(have: for Wedding lamina, and lupin-yum
d&w so aunt 8'12. so. 180me CT.
DB. C. F. BOUTWELI~
DENTIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH ROW“
Teeth extracwdvrithout ' bythe unearth-c
di§w fixer.
Am.
G. I- DYING'I'ON,
w n. 0.
Ten years in United m Paw on...
any Guide to inrenmrl lulled he.
tint-INTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Parts. Needles. Betta. etc. W
canon: Repairing of in manna-ur- of
Sev’i Inchinea. C. x. sum
an 8!... Bo. Namath. “t1
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS mum.
SI Wuhingtm Street.
nmllyhmimlzamamfmlmsn
mapsnb‘a yevenlnglfrunfitos.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN scum rm.-
JOHN H. blunts, Vice-m;
634-". JOHN H. “Hammad?!“
I KRAYXOND.
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Builder and Contractor.
Workdonebylhedrlyflm
Ollie foot of Bavthnd St. on Water. PA). Box “‘4'.
mt.
J C. CBOWE.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plan: rural“ and mum.
Jobblnzotall kind- promptly Mb.
Ann harm-la
P.%h.o£ox ”WNW“
‘LRX. s. mason,
d
Orglnlat of tho first We,
mm '“"
Planoforte, Organ and lasted
Composition.
mum-anus: 0.. nonwamcou.
OBS FlLSISGER.
IEBCIIANT TAILOR.
12 Railroad Place. 80. Km
c..." new. e..." w "mm-a
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' ‘ AGINT roam
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford,
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N'OTARY PU nae.
ROWAN. can. .
J minimizes.
. Since-lunch. I. m
Undertaker 8;“ Embalmer.
No. 0 Knight 8!. W, Bathe
DR. ‘eGONEGAL.
manna-num—
Cor. Went Anal. and Infla- Stunt,
noun; 0mm.
one: Bonn—Untilta...‘ fu-
5p~D-lsnndfly.—.w‘y." ’”"u"
rummanteauubym if.
“my m7.
BlBBIAGE llKIllG.
REPAIRING
GENERAL BLACKS] ITHING.
3“
JOHN H. SMITH, 3E“
MAIN STREET. scum NORWALK a“
E. A. Woodward.
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