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Incidents, incidents, Reminis-
eenees.

When the Sentinel was issued yes-ten
day afternoon, we little expected to be
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Entered at the Post Office at South Norwalk user:

and Clan latter.

,ll'ound In the snow.

Miss Iva Jones of Eli-rt Norwallt. was
found in the snow lentil. evening verv
much extraiisted. Friends succeeded in
getting her home. A short delay ill her
case Would probably haw been lninl.

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I’errl llnyra’ \l’fnilow liar-raged
The severe wtnd blew in the front
window of Ferd llayes‘ market, and the
damage to his place of business will
amount to considerable.

Ile Found amwomnrr In the Snort.
John Matthew was going dowry Wash-
ington street toward evening rind his
attention was attracteilto a woman in
front of J. A. Fairington’a market. He.
hurried to her assistance and is of the
opinion that bad he been a few minutes
late the results would have been very

serious. m y _. 1
It ’l'oolr Several "flour- to Move the Train.
The Danbury dc Norwalir train that
arrived here at 11.30 o‘clock yesterday

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5 day.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH stews.

The Sentinel up to the Times.

the regular edition of this pup-Ar, not
withstanding it was publirhed under
difliciilt circumstances well known to
Denial”! who had accession to be out
doors during the day.

The "()lileat l‘nlrabitant" "curd Front.

_ Mr. Nash, the icemau, Who lives near
the fair grounds and one of Norwulk's
"old settlers," said yesterday that this
argon" reminded him of i one that
toobk‘plmnhiwy‘flnur years ago this
month. lle described it as a terrific
blizzard in which the arrow fell continu-
ously for ten days. Her lived at that time
In a farm house and was the owner of
it fine flock of geese. At the beginning
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issue without giving any news from the
outside world, but we were in hopes ;
that today we could at least obtain ,
brief telegrams of the exteu' of the
storm, and ascertain the prospects of the ‘
future.

Last night the storm increased in fury
and the mighty blasts of Wind drove the
snow with increased force in all direct- .
ions, and this morning what. last night
were considered immense snow drifts
had increased to hills of snow. Every
avenue of communication is cut ofl'.

Last night rumors were quite rife of
people having perished in their efforts to
reach their homes. but they could not be
authenticated, and we are glad to state
that so far there seems to be no truth in ,
any of them. There was, however, 3
much suffering and several narrow es-
capes.

It. will probably be several days belorei
telegraph communication can be catch-g
liahed, and some time before trains puss j»
over the railroads.

Judging from the severity of the storm
in this locality it has extended over a
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The Roof Blown off.
Yesterday afternoon the roof wnsi
blown off the house of the late \‘i’illlam
Fuban, near Pin:~ Island, and was landed
near the. Drinbury d: Noni-all; lt. R.
track. The house was occupied by lllr. .
Fahan's sister and his two children. For i
fear of the building taking fire (Thief~
McGowan and a few firemen went to the
house and extinguised the tin- in the
stoves. The roof was taken off when
the storm was raging the hardest and
the news of the misfortunevto the in-
mates of the house will be received with 3
much regret. l

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Largo Tree; Blown Doivn.

Tire large ash tree in front of the reei :
deuce of F. S. Lyon on High street suc- l
combed to the heavy wind yesterday?
and narrowly escaped damaging Mal
Lyon‘s house.

A $15,000 Loss.

The owner of the large/raft that ba-n
been at Wilson Point for a short. time,
walked to this city last evening ands
stated to a Sentinel reporter that the
wurkmen’s scow and the entire raft had
drifted away. He said that the loss
would amount to nearly $15,000. Not a
sign of the raft can now be seen.

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Telegraph Pelee Damaged.

In East Norwalk and along the line of
the Consolidated road several telegraph
poles were blown down and it Will be
some time before telegraphic communi
cations can be had.

A Tree Acron- thc Track.

The large tree is lying across the rail-
road track at Five Mile River. There is
no immediate danger of it lnierfcrirg
with trains on the Consolidated road.

Lock wombat. l-‘onnil.

Two young ladies employed in the
Lock factory were victims of theicrri-
ble storm, and rcquried assistance to get
to their homes safely.

Reported Death- at Cranberry Plains.

Word has been brought to this office
that two persons ll‘fli been frozen to
death at Cranberry Plains. Also that a
young man was frozen to death at
Darien. _______
m but nuhtcakl on Benedict Farm.

Caleb Wood this morning went to
Weed’s market on Benedict Farm and
purchased the only two remaining beef-
steaks in that section of the town.

llr. lltnu Overcome.

Last night. “Kill! 8 o’clock, as Gilbert
llltch was sitting by is cheerful fire In hit
home on Main street. his wife said llhi'
heard some one groaning and knocking
on the side of the house. Mr. Riicb
went to the door and found William
Blues. engineer at Duiican’n lint shop.
lying in the arrow just so he could reach
out his band and tap on his home. lfr.
«RH: pulled him in the boon and appli-
Adiitrtontlm robin trill thawed blur

= avenue this morning. 1

got stuck in the snow at the “"ashington
street crossing and Conductor Pulling E
With it gang of men and three engines;
worked hard until six o'clock in the eve-l
ning before the'vtroiu could be. moved. i
A lluttcrrl'lixh’iiustcd.‘ .
Mr. Rosenberg. a batter from this city,

‘ started to walk “PUWII yesterday nlter- i hard digging he brought them to light

noon, and was exhausted on the way,I
and was found by two men and Carried E
into a house, where restoratires \verel
applied. , , y . i
, A Large Snow llrlft. 3
A large snow drift on Riverside rive-l
nue. in front of Benedict's house. is so“
deep that from the other side of it it is l
impossible to see the schooner “Ellenl
Pearson's" top innate. So Caleb Wood:
says, and he is a man of veracity. i
A Novel Way of Communication. l
Silas Gregory has dug a lllntiell from i
his eiahle to the depot so that the difli- 1
cult task of traveling through the snow 5
drills in obviated. :

Ills Chimney Blow Off. n

lllr. Foster's [route on the Benedict t
Farm is now without a chimney as itl
was blown ofl' during yesterday‘s sonn. .
He is thankful that no greater tlziiungei
were done. , f

Three Hundred ‘letr “‘urrtctl. .

A notice has been poled in ll.t' irritglrl i

depot advertining for film men at Ullt‘t’ to

shovel Show snotty, .

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Getting (Ii-til l'niler Ilitt‘rr‘ultte» . a
As a sample of the means of transport- ‘
anion this incident is a good illustration. ‘
A. Columns needed coal at hi- liviry
stable. Two horses were driven to Fer- l
ris’ yard this morning, and two lungs
were prepared for each horse, and then .
thrown escrosatlreirincks. the" horse ob- 1
jected, and would not naive. and “it-i

sent back to the stable. The (tiller wus‘,

coal for a few days.

A \‘I'liopper.
Eugene Schmidt says that the snow is

: twelve feet deep on the level on. Taylor l

llovvdylam on the Danbury Train.

A gentleman who visited the storm
bound train on the Washington street
crossing last night about 11 o’clock gives
this report of things that were going on
in the train. Twenty-five thirty
people were in one of the care, so: of
whom were ladies. Show or the men
were carrying beer to the train in a pull,
under large number of tbi. men were
drunk, and were using the most vile and l
profane language. The ladies Were cry-
ing. One young sport from Winnipauk
made himself more conspicuous than all
the rest by walking up and down the
aisle using filthy language. Some of
the men that were drunk were employ-
ed by the railroad company. Our in-
formant is one of the boye. but is always
a gentleman in the presence of ladies
and says that it was a disgrace to the
things who call themselves men. He
assisted the ladies to the Mahitckemo
hotel, where they remained all nightg‘x

or

Frolic Illa Ilnnilii.

One of the men working on the Dan-
bury & Norwalk train that was blocked
at the depot froze both his hands, last
night. Dr. Burke was called but he
could render the man no llt‘llllllflnce.

Preparation- Matlo In Can of Fire.
Chief McGowan has been busily engag-
ed making preparations in care of a fire.
He has made arrangements to how each
man take a length of lltm- if .r hr.- slinrild
break out.

Iloiru “town In.

E. O. Keeler'ri house on Mott avenue
was blown in yesterday. It is illllil that
some of the ladies in the house Were
badly cut by pieces of glass from the
windowu. ~

A Whipping nigasnoir mm.
Rev. ll. A. Delano evidently i4 ambl»
lions to excel in «— irnoir drifts. He rays
there to one In front of his house 25 fee

from.

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deep. The ungodly are yet to be beards

the body of a lumber box wagon which
stood in the yard. Snow fell rapidly and
was soon up to the second etory livindows
of the house. About the tenth day the
storm abated enough to allow .\lr. Nash
to make his way out of the hopsc. His
first thought was of the geese, and after

They Were alive but very weak. The
manner iti which they had kept alive
was remarkable. They had eaten every-
thing in the way of vegetation. includ—
ing the roots of the grass and wm-dv, and
llfltl torn up the ground to the depth of.

several inches which showed they had!

maiden gallant struggle for life. Mr.

Yesterday was the first time in the to get cool to the corset factory tilts
recollection of the older residents of the l interning.
town that they were unable to procure light load and succeeded in getting it
lNew York pawn riotin- time during thei pull of the way through Marshall strwt,
They. bower”. nypt‘é't'leili-il the; when the sleigh \veui out of sight into n
effort-ml Ithvening Sentinel III leaning ’ allow drift and had to be abandoned.

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An attempt was made by J.rll. Ferris

Six bottles were hitched to n

The iron smoke stack on the Iron
Works blew OVcr yesterday afternoon
and went through the roof of the exi'eri-
eion over which it stood, and coiirpclled
the stunting down of the works.

,The Sentinelisiaaued today with the
idea that a half is better than nothing.
Front present appearances it will boa
half sheet for several days. ‘

0! about 40‘buys and one girl who sell
the Evening Sentinel, but two boys put
inappi‘arance yesterday. The girl, how '
ever, was promptly on hand and supplied
her customers. If the boys had bad
equal grit the Sentinel would have been ‘
delivered as usual. ’

——I..'ird in 5 and It) pound p'iila. 50c
and $l. each, at llayerr‘ market. ‘

A [Ll m: «Humanity.

l'lei-o of a )Inu'rr Skull Louver-trial

Replaced.

The Bridgeport Standard tells of re-
cent nrwrntron [u‘rformed in that city on
Child”? Balatn who was badly hurt by"
railroad train l'leceruber 22. It says:
"It Will be remembered that llalani's
foot was crushed and badtobeampu-
fated. Another injury was to his right
eye and the brain. A piece of bone
about two inches long was crushed over
the right eye and pressed into the brain.
For seven weeks. the time that elapsed

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Nash said the geese were well. but very
weak.
Notes of the Storm.

Henry S. li’if‘liW’ifIil .~tartml from the,
Lockwood )lunufzicrotv (‘orupvruv irboutl
3 o'clock ys-zrterday afternoon in a c:rrri-'
age to go to his home on Taylor avenue.
Opposite l". A. Smith's reridcncv the;
horse got stuck in a snow b ink and .‘Ir.
Lockwood got out to wall; the rt’lllilllld-.
er of the why. “flu-ti opposite J. ll.
Slaitwss'a llt' became I'Xllitllfilr'tl and had
to go into the hou~ ~.
well "Evil up.

He “‘34 pretty.
:‘llt‘l'i't'31lll5’ II V. hile .‘lr
Sluumn \i‘etit wttll iidll t . in» it one.

The little upholstery stun-w :tt Futt‘
Point Wits fotiiitl this lIIlii’lilir; it lib tile'
window»: blown in and al -l*l’ open llllvl
tw-i feel of snow lltr‘l lv‘. Thi- ou‘m‘r til
the store haw not shown up yet.

.-\,tvn foot chimney on E. 1... “en?
in Erst Norwaih,
blown a ll yesterday afternoon.

tlrrt‘lt'e houw was ‘

Capt. Theodore S. lulWlltliN ri-turrsml
borne from Five Mile Raw-r this rnorning
at eight o'clock. ll" Ward on» of tlnr-
lorgrnurnbrr who left for New York

lmoreohlirllllg and tort his luaitl, llkr' tr yesterday “““lmg "" the early ””m»
€800" hump, and supplied mp "mm. mm . but fortunately he got lift at llowaytori.

lie spoilt the tiny rind night Its the depot

at that place and milked lIi-llll‘ tliie

morning.

A trials in theeruptoy of lllll/lii‘ll &
Burthol started for home yistertlay af-
ternoon. llr' got bllll'k in it big drift on
the Danhury track, Two rneo from
Brown & lllctlaunzr's Went and dug him
out and took hint iii llit‘ factory and
thawed him out.

Several of Adam:- rlrothers employers

factory.
All the factories arr shut down to day
for want of coal. which it i~i llllptlaelllli’
to deliver.
it in reported tllltl.

too unknown

yesterday afternoon.

Large numbers of sparrows were found

day.
The scuttle blew off of Michael lit-ck-

er's house yesterday afternoon and his
garter was filled with snow.

Out of a force of about four hundred
and fifty girls who work in the corset
factory, only eighteen reporter] for duty
yesterday morning.

Raymond Bros. delivered coal yester—
day to five manufactiiries. They have
twenty-six men and team-i breaking
paths this morning.

Jack Dooley, driver fill Raymond
Brena-Mr his big tea 'was at work
supplying the city man actories.

, The cutting severity o 1 wind yes—
tertiary was awful, and it was

. roost inr-
lporttilltlr! to face it and breath

Raymond lirorr. delivered two loads of

this interning.

house was blown off during the night.

March 12th and ram, 1898. will range.
remembered in an occasion when occur-
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brown in this action of the country.

frozen to death in East Norwnlk. yi-ster- .

ins delirium.
l merit, he had no control of himwelf :iml
vhis “4pm: eras certainly pitnble.

§ plnyswizrn their on duty undertook the;
1' operation. The bone had grown first in l l

'septit- treatment.
'Wt'lt? taken out and then liiltl back In":

, {llhl and manic a solid wall.
”normal condition is its gnmlzm it ever;

semi l’éiikc in» mm 01’ ‘l we, doll is that. r...

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were obliged to l’t'llllilllJlll night in the ‘

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before the operation was performed.

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the patient lay in a low muttering state
There was no improve- 1

first
loot limb-d nicely. 0o Februry it, alti-rl
a consultation of doctors, the vtsiting;

its deprvswd position :intlstnotrlil have;
lirr‘ft rentilh-‘l :ll llrfit.
h.- retiiuved in small piecm :itti-orslrrig to
this n iv; rueihotl ritrlth» [irW‘rlilz‘ by :enti-A
The pieces of hour?

the- bmirs loosely. having no liftfifllf’i’.‘

Thr- ru‘ ill) “'{H lhi‘ll :‘lllf‘llr‘il lrl't'r [ht‘llL'

[it two we: its the wound, v»... healed.
and now tllr‘ views of bone have grown

The man's l

Wits—u minplete cure.
blinded no at first."

The rye l‘r‘lllztlfld'

~5th Pork, lllc lb., at litiyea' market.

—Tlie l‘atiiousfiilt Edge Chowder or
i 'urnpbell‘s old stand.

f'onrieetlrut'w J. Gould.

J, Gould, an old shot-trraker, of Nora
wtch, f ccupies a shop in it building own-I
ed by a Mrs. llronlley. Sin rmtiiieil'
him that he must wrestle the pressured:
:11: ~‘liu‘ intended to erect a new building. .
linillil declined to move and for several '
wet-ks the building has‘ been gradually
torn down, until last Tuesday nothing
remain-ll but the room tlf‘t‘llplf‘il by
tissuld. lie was locked out. but, with
the assistance of it friend. climbed to.
the floor which is now the roof of hiq‘
apartment and entered through the!
Chimney bole. He still holds the place. i

—l‘ri-sll Pork and Sausage. 12.: lb.. at
llnyes' market.

«Shall at Itemson's market this week. L
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George II. lindcrlilll
ISuow in town telling Household S :cialtlcs for
nob or hylflflllllmt'fll.‘ at prices ‘yontl com-
petition l’artleedcetringInorgainsi'uncall at No.
Iii Raymond St , (‘ity. N) 1
Houses To Rent. 2
‘v'llltAlmew single houses on Toilet! Slim-L:
With modem improvements. Now ready for
apply to JUII‘S ll. KNAI’l'. 7‘.) if

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To Rent.

)Ml’l‘ of a large house containing eleven roams,
llililli‘m improvements, centrally located.
ltirnirihed or unfurnished.
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Building Sand For Sale.

’ RDERS left with .1 ll Raymond. foot of llui‘i-i
land atti‘r'v’. for building Infill from my bank. |

 

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Itfuily received and lrornptiy attended 2
milrf ti '0. I. annuals.

'l‘itnoilry llay.

l EST quality. fll‘lll’t‘fl‘fl in balk. at market prise.
. titties-s left at Brown & Wilcox. or I’, 0. lie:
ltll. will receive prom it attention

minw a. tfitcusiro,cementum.
Notice.
user Normans school. armour TAX
Liar.

Ere-r Nomnmt, March 8. islets.

' ‘IIE illuminant list of the Int Norwnik school

lilrrrlri having been made out and pine d in
the blinds of W. D. Roberts, Clerk of the Dirtrlcl
innow ready for examination by those late-rested
for ten days from larch I0, IN. 0n the 20th of
March the Board of Relief will he in session at the
t‘Io-rii‘r house to hf'Il’ ripper-in and make abate-

mentstlterrun. til I
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Many ;
l who attempted it had to give it up. No
one who did not experience it can realize l
the torture of being'ont in each a starter). 1

coal to Raymond & Ooruotoclt's factory, l

The chimney of Henry Hoffman‘s:

ll. M. count-m
l). l’. llUltllElal».

Insnne inns Lite Teller.

, "Io-Morrow Maybe Too Late.

' Take an Endowment Policy that you may need to
old age. If you live or if you die, it will be it help

l-Uommillce.
ma 1w l

to your front y it” cent-a dry will '5'" a in:
min. arreudovtmentot that» robe i to fun at
5:; can of age or to his family at iii. a min
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will re unable Ilcy for rim.
2 lunar: little I” S '

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Life Insurance 00.,
or Willi.

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Tux (toilet-form little.

YU'I‘li'li.‘ in hereby given that the tnndrrsignul,
(‘ollr-ctnr of Taxes, tinder and by virtue of a
forklift tux warrant. duly fitt'ttiilt‘tl and llg’nt‘d bv
lif-ipr‘rttiilliurily and elm-cred to titeiiiiilereighevl.
t’fiiltltlitlltlllli' hint to levy and collect of
.ll'lJA ll. RUSH.
and other ill-none burned in the rate book. on the
llsl roemii trumrnt annexed. llit‘ll’ rrlr‘lal propob
bound llIV‘s'illll total as thereinentertained r-Illfl

llal. liimlr‘ in bed by the inhabitant“)! the town of
Norwalk, regularly and legally annwibled. to it than
the 29th day of Dirt-tuber. AJL ism. trict forthe
partner.- of providing for the irlilebtedneesof mid
town, lvilm ilIFJH the following the-ultra real

orbiti- ol t‘did

John H. lie-e.
i-‘llllfllffll in town of Norwztlh, and hoiihtlid as fol.
lens. to with—-

Unc certain tract of land with the buildings! there.
on standingon the. North Hill! of the Sticky Plain
Road, bounded Northerly and Weetcrly by land of
William Grace and wife, Ear-tuly by land of .‘Ill‘ilh
Ann Brown. and sutttlierly by highway.

And I whail sell at Public Ant time, on the
premises! licrelrilwfore (luri‘t‘llit‘il. on the 17th day 0!
May. .\.D . thrill at it o‘r-to. k forenootl so much
thereolas will rat-\c the sum of One dollar. that
being the proportion of the said Julia E. Rune. of
titer-urn llflltl in said list, together With the charges
of levy. stile. i'kr.

“EU, ll, n't' JOHN, 'l‘ax ifollu rot. Lit-t Hill.

Dated at Norwzilk. Blur: h in, A.I).. ibis“.
\‘0TIIIE is lif‘frliy given that thi- undersigned,
A t'ollm-tor of Taxes, under and by vrrtne of a
rertalatax warrant. duly Q‘It‘f‘lllt'll and rigtit'tl b
proper authority and directed. to llit‘ llllilt'n-lgllef
ronunitmliriz him tolery atnlltotlec‘t of

FRANK ll. ROSE AND WIFE

and other permits named in the rate tank, on the
lief to ~t|lfl warrant trrliivxml, their Mlul'lll propor-
tion! oi the mom total a» therein united, aaiil sutri
better; a in! or it-‘rii‘rt‘lltillll lalil upon the arrows-11mm
ll-llllflllt'lll 1“?) by tln'ittltnbntunt-‘nl the town of
Somalia, rem arty and legally over-misled, to wit.
on the It th deny of brownie-LA 1).. H55. met for thr-
burposcof proiiilitl: for thi- :rnlrbtriltn-s nf‘saitl
Until. lt’l'lt'r up in the following real wtutc of siztzil

Frank ll ltow and Wm; .'
r-ztimtml in noun of Sorwnlk. urn). hounded as-
lirllill\.-, to wnt:

Unr- certain tt’sti'f of lurid “till the linniiditiga there.
on l-ttindirigtitt the Stir hr-rly Hill: of the Sticky
l‘lain llosrd. bounded Northcriy and Weererly by
land of \Vilsilllilfvriv‘r' and Wife, Easterly by land of
Sarah Ann ilrown :rnd Moriarty by highway.

Anti l ~ll‘lil wilirt l’iibiti Ammo“. on the warm
inc.- llt'l’t'lllllt’ltlft‘ ilt’nf‘l’lllt’il. iris [llf' 17th rl'ly of May.
A.” . XMNN, at 9:13 U'i'lm k. furl-flirt)". no inmh there.
of as will raise the Milli of Two dollars. that hero:
the prtqmrtmn of the ~.ilil l'riitnk ll. ltoz-i- and ‘Vllt'

'l’itx Collector’s Notice.

,ofrlie *tllit total in oral li-t, together “llll the

 

t'llrr-Jeet-f iw .~:r‘v~. .kt‘.
, GEO ll. ST .lHllN. Tux l'uilu-tor. l.l~t Ht?“
Dillr'xl it? .Vtii'tittlli. Marci: ll), A.” . l'll'i“.
UTli'l‘In‘lrri'by :zvrn slot! the iinrlermgtied.

:\ 1mm :oroi‘ T..v~. Willi " inn-l by titles» of ii
t‘i'rllilll '4‘. narrow. slut} Xi‘i‘lilr'tl ulttl “lgrml llv
propernlthordy sliitl (inrrv'hwi to the lllltll‘l’riim’tl.
Cnilllllltlli.,tn_' ll.!ttl hwy :tlrll (012.. ' of
l~' -.'\.\I\ ll lttl~li AND WIFE,
atltl rilltr'.’ per-inner - . 'l in the mtr' book. on the
ln-t to mid wrrr» well. ill" r wwmf profit."
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Rm \Vvilrrtn Ftrrllltietiol : per Ci'tll. Mortgage
llorzd~ :Ei ll"l.|'lll on of from It to $10.00»,

’l‘it~~v rrlrlll‘ )lnr'gtgt rain for 5
yr:.r~, and i‘... not. ex. wmi in pr! 1: of the willie of
the» ptnpi'rh lllltT'L .

Th»- pr. .tm‘. and. mine-’2 of thee:- lnvrub :‘i‘irnli-
tee-l it}. tiw ('0 and an payable iii the City of New
Yi’ll\. 'I‘Eiv- Illn'tlri‘lti: i'inttti‘tioti of the ('o. lt‘t- been
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kat put and at 'tin. xi inure-t by

TAYLOR k tiiilDES
lleal {Innate and lflrlll'lllit‘t‘ Jt‘tlls‘. l5 and if
ington 5L. bunch Somalia. t‘otin.

For Rheumatism

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35 Cents a. Bottle.

SOLD BY

Geo. B. Plaisted,

.‘Jnm all: and So. Norwslk. i-i 0m

in Unite Tenn and

tie lnnnients!

“tits-at thou ei‘r'ytrnlowt'rlhg pile of Apricots?“
paid my uncle Toby.

"Yr-e " said we.

“Loolt at 'imi. look at 'rm. and weep.‘

final be. "Why there‘s church to enmity our
array In Flanders. You ncvcr'li ecll c‘ur. you
aerer‘ll tell em." and he wept.

[hit our heart- crime wlthui tint.
"We'll «it them or die."

“Yes," raid my uncle Toby rarity, I mppoee you
will It'll them just to spite me." .

My uncle Tony made my son-ibis: observations,
tit-it is. watchmen. _

Tune pswd, 'l‘hc apricot;I grew lx-aiitifully lore.
Withtimnirrem-d crnorion we artnonnted to our
uncle Watch Titre that the pile of Apricots wens, no
moremmbing now but a point mutiny. gone into
consumption.

"Whirtmotironernotroid' by the nose of my
great grandfather, ldorr't believe It." ,

"Yer. both mid. you and the Apricot-i," raid
in: "Item see the haul cub "

“I am clnid." replied my uncle Toby. taking the
pipe from hi4 moot . "i am afraid flit“. it to sawed.
llllt'd,f‘llppl‘l’. counterfeit coin you have taken for
your Apricots.

[You mariner reader that there. was no limit to
my uncle Toby’ii lncrerlrrliry. like the man who do
lifted his own existence and his reply was very
characteristic of him.)

Apricots. 1:! cases said and a four
more to troll. It Is one of the great
opporinnlties of I Ilfciinre. People
buy and buy again. A good tiring will
bear renew . 21 ct). a quart cairn
or 5 runs at.“ at ,

little Minstrels.

0m- rrply was

uzr'mwu.’ .rmnrl
l .

r lrrv «luv-r ..f H rows. w » -v stirm'
~t l'ilwil rmri r- it. of mid

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it if nut-om; :ttnl l... .s r»; .t~

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the :

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PRICE TWO Cams.

gufgrfaiqmguls. ‘
' Go To Tm:

JlPlllESEl Lllll'

Music Hall, South Norwalk,
FOUR DAYS,

Corunrcuciug Wednesday,
Munch 14th .
20——Japarrrtrse Artists—£0

at trial; in their native (dietitian.

 

 

 

 

The only

Japanese Bab

IN AMERICA. ‘
The Cclebratrd

4 The Great French Magical Troupe. 4

'1' he Swiss Wax Flower Makers
and many other attractions.
l‘lnc Souvenir-ii given to every

Lady on the opening day,
“(minced 3', IIIIII.

Open 2 to 5‘: 7 to 10.
Admission 10 Cents.

roll)! it:

anrifinr THEATRE,

N [EVV' Y()RI{.
23.: St. and roctmt AVE.
rusrm. rnomrax

 

Manager

reactive: $.15. SATITRDAVI Marmara 2_.

 

The-Regular Dramatic Season.

The Wife,

by I). Br}lli.~‘f‘.0 and ll. (3. Delille
Company includes:

HERBERT KEII'EY, GlitmfllA CAYVAN,
HENRY MILLER. GRAVE HENDERSON",
Nata-rs Wuurcrwn, 1.011%} DiL'tmi,

W, J. LE )lul'NE Mus. WALL’WI',
(,‘llAS. WALt'U’f‘. MRS. WiliFFEX,
('llAS. filt'liN‘r‘rN. MISS ('RHH’.

W. FAYERTTHAM. Mint} t'liUSMAN,

PRICES—All Reserved—50c" 75c..8].00.lll .50

A New l'iuy

 

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. Tu it‘! or for rule. t‘umet Day and. Raymond streets.

lilllllllli BUILDING LllTS

OS Will rDWAllI) AVE. FOR SALE.
EXQL’lllE 0P
3L. \Vood‘vard.
f2! 6m

; Building Lot for Sale.

5' ‘llEr‘lnc buildingr int adjoining my new honest:
i on lkiyi icw Avenue. on the north. will he tllé‘
_ weed of at artudonzthle price.

i Sewer :Inflt‘ily water in from of the premises.
~ Fin. "few or :E: r.::nitndtng rotmtry.

. rnfiilr , J. 115158 DIEBLII.

 

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3 Houses and Lots For Sale.
finesse and Lot for . -8

 
 

l
~ .. .................. 1,000
Form of 40 Acres. Hort-re and Burn ........... 1.400
TAYLUR & GOLDEX.
Real Estate and ltletiral‘lCt' Agents. 43 and 47 Wash
lIiL'tirn at. Nitilll Somali. Ct.

l
l
l ‘ l
t For Sale.
i ‘AST NORWAIK. and Benedict Farm.
1 Desirable n‘sidenccs. in excellent condition.
l Prices reamnable. and terms easy.

Enquire of TAYLOR d: GOLDEN,
c and lmurimcr‘ Agents. :5 and 4;- Wash-
ington St. South Somalis. Ct.

 

, Reel Faint
.

For Sale.

L‘AHMS in the town of Raiding. of from 16 to la)
acres, at prices from ”.400 to $6.10.

There farms arcsitnared in healthy localities. and
are mostly well improved an t have on them sub-
etamial and comfortable dwellings.

1 hey are deeiealile for summer residences, or
pemnanent homes, and in consequence. of the
settlement of estatee, some of them will be sold for
less than the were! their improvements.

Em titre of TAYLOR it GOLDEN,

lie Hecate and insurance Agents, 45 and 47
Washington at, South Norwalk, Conn.

For Sale.

, (‘UMMODIOI'S residence on Elmwood are.
I rou'alning all the modern improvements with
a good carriage house and stable on the premises. for
sale. aleo asimilsr house on linvilnud street. core
ruining the usual city conveniences. En titre of

AYLOR .b GOLD ,
flea! Estate and Exchange Rooms, 45 and 4': Wash-
ingrcu St.

1:08 SALE CHEAP.

1 two family honrc with all modern Improve-
meat».

1 home and lot in fine location in East Norwalk

Aim twenty flue building lots to be sold on easy
terms.

crock farm. :50 acres. in fine rinse of cultivation
with all the storlt. grain. etc. Price 87,

Two boom to rent. Procession

iven some...
y. lilo-ti J. a. RANDALL. t Kowalk.

 

 

 

liar purchased the exclusive right for Norwaik
Il'ttl South Norwalk to use the, Iknftri Electric
Vibrator. and extract! teeth withonr‘pain, and free
of any extra charge W'Itrti clal teeth a
unanimity. (mice and residence adjoining Methodist
panonage,l\'orwalk.tft. Open evenings. tantra

“u r

Jenn TRIS’I‘RAM,

I I
O ptrcran,
AT H. S. BOOD’S JEWELRY STORE,
83 Main St., 80. Norwalk.

Visual imperfections detected and
corrected.

Soft, cool 3 eye glasses and 2;
holes torn any intricate-t.

(ll-sacs prepared on scientific prin-
ciplestonect any correctable defect.

optical floods. Pebbles, an, m-
ats-fly on land.

The Publfcm full I l
“a“. respect y It led

 

NNSULTATION PIKE.

p» tents. Fill listens, ;

 

 

 

 

 

 

we Illlljillfil-

0m: autumn-Tho Ila-l.

uh", Veal, lamb, Hutton. “whiten Ind M.
i'mmr lit-of. smoked Tongue.
salmon, Baromllaloyna, Prank.
forts. £10.

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.

WSW

53 Washington Stunt.

H. S. ROOD,

Watches,
Jewelry,

—AXD—-
Silvérware.

Special attention paid to the repairing of Inc
watches and jewelry.

 

83 Main Street.

L. H. DECKER,
54 MAIN STREET:

5°““3.?1§.§“i“"

Paints, Oils,
Coach Colors,
and \’arnisherr.

Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.

Hilts 350 to 81.00. double roll. White

Blanks 20 to 30:. double roll. A
large assortment of -

Borders and (lantern.r I
PAINTI N G- ,
Paper Hanging,
Decorating &’
its Calcimining.

—54-—

 

CANDIES

Of all kinds. Madman

BAKERY!

.__.._‘>———.

CORNUCOl’IAS. CANDY TOYS. and: full allott-
,ment of ormmentll and].

MrsJohn Holland

mun r..- i nnocrr.

 

snort n“

B. F. Stevens, ,
MLSIC HALL BLOCK,

Is the place to get

Finst-llasstlnneenes

of all kinds}:

LOW PRICES.

We sell the Colclrealer Crea-
Butter in Balls. on

We also have a fine lot of other
Butter that we are reruns ion. Cone
and try it.

,....

if you want

lllllll] llllFFEll [ill 'l'lll.

Try us. We have the Best.

B. F. STEVENS,

musrc run. about.
HENRY TELLY.

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REPAIRING
GENERAL BhACKSlITllING.

This Is the reason In"whicb tom .rntc'
and it hi better togctreadyformnghtnv'c‘lrtlai tr
winter lemon.

"truths... ......

nlng to w lakin.
and blacksmith in attended
nation of all kind: has"; egg. '0'
Western mule.

Henry Tilly

_ rum smarter.
JOHN H. SMITH,

FllllllS'l.

MAIN STREET. 300'“! ROW“

 

 

Dram IN

Vegetables, Frat ,
CARE!) GOODS. ITO.

 

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