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umnmrmg,-mwwm JSOUTH NORWALK, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 9, ISBS.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
921% Buigg gentiuplfiqgfefimygr
New Advertisements.
Ventral market.
Boarders Wanted.
:5 x “.213 3111:} s rm
mantles. br. 0. B. Randall.
Scam-hie Dibble I (Iomstock.
Auction sale real estate and persons] property.
5‘ Weather Bulletin.
For Tuesday in New England, partly
cloudy to fair weather, with slight ther-
mal changes, and fresh southerly to
iiortliwesterly winds.
THE Loosiiiiiiixis.
High tide to-morroiv' 10.37: low tide
4.24.
Sun rises 5.20 a. m.; sun sets 6.27 p. m.
Editor Rodemeyer is sick.
llon. A. ll. Byington is in town.
Prices 10. 20 and 30 cents for the show
tonight. ..--__...__-,.
David B. Tinkler’s wife,of the borough.
is very sick. .
Charlie Gehel; is shffering with the
rheumatism.
Work apropéafig}. the dock at
Benedict Farm.
George Hunter—idiu Brandford to-day,
visiting his parents.
Thereis a dog in the lockup in the
borough awaiting an owner.
Miss Sarah B. Bassett of Boston is
visiting friends in this city.
T. W. Wood of the Bridgeport Post
spent Sunday in this city. '
Read Dibble E Comatock'snew adver-
tisement, headed “Seasonable Goods."
Read E. S. Place’s new advertisement
in this issue relative to singing lessons.
A son was born Saturday morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Baynes of Benedict
Farm.
Charles smith-“Sine Washington
street market, is out with anew delivery
wagon.
—The Famous (lift Edge ('liowder at
t fampbell’s old 5939;..."
Mrs. II. S. Sammie and daughter of
Huntington, Long Island, are visiting
friends in East Norwslk.
Charles Low was tried this morning
before Judge Selleck, charged with
stealing chips from Walter Fitch.
Andrew Il'iCroix and Miss Carrie
Brown are to be married on Wednesday.
They have hired rooms in Winfield
Lyon's house.
A meeting of young men will be held
at the chapel of the Congregational
Church this evening for the purpose of
forming a bible class.
The Danbury News says that guests
from Norwalk attended the party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Edward \‘arney in that
place on Friday evening.
A business meeting of the Gospel Tem-
perance Reform Amociation will be held
tonight in the Temple of Honor Hall.
A full attendance is requested.
John Tattle, the switcbman, was
preaching in the square yesterday. lie
attracted a large crowd and was stopped
from his lecture by a policeman.
Sunday morning officer Ryan arrested
Frank Broadhurst for being drunk and
disturbing the peace. He was put in the
lockup and tried before Judge Knapp
this morning. -..._. ~_‘
The Chinamen succeeded in living
their kite for a few minutes on River-
side avenue yesterday. When the kite
was up in the air it closely resembled a
large flock of wild ducks.
John Martin and James Donahue were
before Judge Coolidge this morning.
Donahue for drunkeness and breach of
poa.:e was lined $7.00 and given 30
days. Martin fordrunkenness was fined
$1.00 and costs. Both went to jail.
Next Thursday the residence and
household furniture of Nelson Wilcox
will be sold at public auction on the
premises, corner Raymond and Main
streets. Sale begins at zo’clock. For
particulars see advertisement.
The schooner Unis A. Taller, which
recently became stranded in the Songs-
ruck River, near the railroad bridge, by
the parting of a cable, reports can dam-
age to her hull and moo to her cargo.
She had aboard ll’l too-of coal.
Several Norwalkyouhg men started
out towalk toDsnbury, Thursday.»
cording to the Sentinel of that place
as mum-router“...
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'l‘lio polo season is over.
" Liverpool by Night." to night, at
Music Hall. ,.-. , ,L-
Frank S. Taylor is visiting friends in
New York city. .. WW .-
Mary Nolan of Brooklyn is visiting
friends in the borough.
Louis Wilcox of New York spent Stin-
rluy with relatives in this city.
The meeting at tbe'l'eniple of Honor
room was w.ll attended yesterday.
The shore road in the borough yester-
day afternoon was full of drunken men.
The Italians £5.37. work for Fran-
cis Leonard on the sewer are arriving in
town.
Miss Anna liwsinfll’th of Brooktield
Junction, is visiting relatives in this
city. ,
The sprinklingcsrt wasout for the first
time this season in the borough this
morning. “u“.-.
There will be no ball game here Thurs.
day between the Rose Hills and the
Norwalks. .-__. 4.. _>
The Lockwood M'f'tz. Co. ‘ is shut
down today. They are raising a new
smoke stack.
Photographers were taking views of
the City of Albany as she lay at the Dan-
bnry dock, Saturday.
Secure your seats early for all perform-
ances this week at Music Hall as there
will be a large demand.
Charles R. Townsend is in New York
city today attending the meeting of the
Democratic state cornmittee.
-—Try Plaisted’s Toilet Lotion
Rev. Homer N. Dunning preached two
instructive sermons at the First M. E.
church in this city, yesterday.
Mrs. Hodson of ~Bridgeport, has been
spending a few days with her sister Mrs.
Charles R. Townsend in this city.
The panorama “Battle of (let tyshurg“
will be at the Opera House this evening
for the benefit of Buckingham Post, ti.
A. It.
Miss Mary I}. Hoyt and Miss Lillian 1.
Jones of East Norwalk have gone to
Worcester, Mass., to attend a business
school.
Miss Minnie Phelps, of Smith College,
Northampton, is spending a few days
with her friends, Rev. and Mrs. II. A.
Delano.
Don't forget Atkinson and Cook's com-
pany at Music Hall to—night.
-—Mr. Parsons horses will arrive,
Tuesday 10th inst. Call and examine at
Brookside Stock Farm. Quality superior;
prices low.
TheSleation Army corps front ihi-i
city is going to Bridgeport tonight to
attendagrand jubilee meeting held in
that place.
A. W. Perry of Fairlield has accepted
a situation as a salesman on the road
for the “colon Baking Powder company
of the borough.
The little son of Fred Taylor burned
himself very badly yesterday by falling
on the stove. Fortunately only the little
fellow's arm was. injured.
Charlie Ushehe says that the month
of May is the month that the most ar-
rests for drunkenness are made in the
borough, as "hock beer” is ripe then.
AUnion Service of the Young Peo-
plea' Societies of the churches of this
city will be held at the First M.E.
Church on Friday evening of this week.
Donut forget thocity meeting to be
held at the Temperatures room on Eliza-
beth strrel, Wednesday evening. Busi-
rim of importance is to be transacted.
Yesterday morning a young man was
going in swimming at the steamboat
dock on a wager. His friends believing
that he meant business at once left the
place in ordertokeep him from doing
such a foolbardy deed.
William Mo Allister has not signed
with the Norwalks mi reported. The
Winnipsuks will probably reorganize
this season. They will secure some
goodinen and have Frank Jmephs as
manager.
“Pllb,” the little dog belonging to
Gen. B. Plahted continues about the
lame. lie was taken sick Friday and
has improved none since that time.
Although “Pills” is only a dog he has a
great many friends in this city and out
firm who would like to see him well
n-
This week the suit of I). Tuttls against
. tbeCousolldatcd road wlllcomeup for
trial in the Superior Court. The action
is brought under a special statute to re»
cover ‘6,” dialogs from the burning
«cranberry-audit. In whoa, the
the having been started by sparks from
a locotnotlve.
Dr. C. I]. Kendall has a card to south.
or sirloin of this tour. in which be an-
nouncer that be ht ready for business at
No. so Washlngton «reel. where he has
located with his can "so. 8. Kendall.
’I'hssldsr Dr. Kendall has practiced '0
long sad so mace-tally in this town
to“: he needs
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A SUDDIN DEATH.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brush Drops Dead While
fining to llcr Home.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Elizabeth
Brush, a colored woman residing in the
borough, went out with her son to pay
some interest money. They started for
home and when they got most there she
said “I feel sosick” and dropped dead.
She was carried home and in the morn-
ing Medical Examiner Burke gavo heart
failure as the cause of her death. Ile-
ceased was 74 years old and leaves a
number of children and colored friends
to mourn her loss. Her funeral will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock
at the Zion A. M. E. church and at 2
o’clock services will be held at her late
residence.
BASE BA ll. NEWS.
llnlon School vs. (iranltsville.
Saturday the Union School team play.
ed a game of ball with the Granitevilles
on the Iatter’s grounds in that place.
There were no phenomenal plays during
the nine innings. The score was 31 to
60 in favor of Union School.
The Norwalk Boat.
As the Housutonic Railway company
are to run their own passenger boat from
Wilson Point, this summer, the owners
of the City of Albany have not yet decid-
ed whether they will run directly from
South Norwalk dock or not. This sum-
mer they will probably run one of their
propellers from New York city to South
Norwalk, daily, leaving New York at 12
o‘clock. noon, and arriving at South Nor-
walk about 5 p. m.—Danbuiy News.
Prohibition.
The temperance room on Elizibeth
street was filled yesterday with an au-
dience attracted by the announcement
that Rev. \‘olnev fl. Cilalllng of Bangor,
Me, would speak on prohibition, which
he did in the must happy manner, and
with it tact that avoided giving offense
to the most hitter hater of the third party
movement. Mr. Cashing is a most
graceful speaker, and can put it truth or
an idea into the most i-lIr't‘tive language.
and can make a point against those op-
posed to his view; without giving the
shadow of offense.
The New ltoat.
Orders were given for the new steam-
boat of the Huntington, Norwalk and
Bridgeport Steam F crry Co.. on Wednes-
day last. Sullivan a Crew, of New
York City, received the contract. The
specifications call fora boat 110 feet in
length, 24 feet beam, 8i feet hold. ller
engines are to be of latest modern pat-
tern, fore and aft, compound double ex-
pansion of two hundred and fifty horse
power. She is to have a guaranteed
speed of twelve miles an ltour and it can
betasily developed to fifteen miles an
hour. She is to be liited up with a hand-
some pustienger saloon. 15:25 feet, on
her upper deck and will have four state
rooms with two double berths in each.
She will be completed about the first of
August; estimated cost $22, .-Longi
Islander. ‘
I'lrst M 12. Sunday School Calecrs.
At the close of the service yesterday
the following officers of the First M. 8.
Sunday school were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Charles I". Ilallock, superiil‘
tendent; Franklin A. Smith, assistant
superintendent; Mrs. Sylvester llunt,
female assistant; Charles Srllllll, secre-
tary; J. Irving Dibble and Charles Hoyt,
assistants; Mrs. Joseph Vroom, treasurer;
Jilin-‘8 A. Brown, librarian.
Building late.
A diagram and brief description of the
lots offered for sale at Lenox Hill
(Rowayton) will be found on the last
*of The Sentinel. These lots are
delightfully located. convenient to the
Rowaytou railroad station, and are offer-
ed at prices which bring them within
the reach of all. The Imnnx Hill Com-
pany, who own the his. inakesa good
rim-r to any one desiring to secure a
home. Read the advertisement.
l’ouud Party.
A large crowd attended the pound
party Saturday evening at tho Temper-
ance Reform room on Elizabeth street.
A programme consisting of singing, re-
citations and dialogues was rendered and
everybody present had a Very pleasant
time.
New Harlot.
Messrs. Judson & Sunsrwfln opened
their market, corner Main and stiland
streets, Saturday night. Since the mar-
ket came into their ”union they have
made may changes in its arrangement,
and improved it throughout. One of the
most marked changes is the putting a
window on the flavilsnd street side.
which gives the market a very much
better appearance from that direction.
Their opening night must have been a
great success, as the market was fllled
all the evening. They displayed a large
stock of meats, and disposed of them
rapidly. The proprietors understand
their business. and by. their advertise-
ment it will be seen that they propose to
lemmmodate the public.
The law Through lap
The new express train between New
York and Boston. which will soon beput
on the Consolidated, leaving each tore
minus at 10 o'clock in the morning. will,
contrary to reports which have been ctr.
col-ted, go by way of Brantord. This
train will make the trip in bi hours, and
wtllbynonisambsthsfsatvst train on
themed, arthmaremmotrslm which
new tasks thetrtp-brtwvvn tbs Hubs-ll
mutations to 0 hours.
INDIGNAM METHODIST”.
The linings of the Conference a... Been
resented.
The New Haven News says that much
indignation is felt by members of the
conference in Middletown at misrepres-
entations which have been made by vari-
ous newspapers. Prohibition has not
been endorsed In any degree. Dr. Boole'u
resolutions were listened to on Friday
and referred to the committee on tern.
persons, as was reported in this paper
on Saturday morning. They will be
strongly opposed when ngai'n brought
before the convention, and the adoption
of them in their present form is extreme-
ly improbable.
The most serious charges, on account
of the importance of the journal which
prefers them aswell as of the nature of
the charges, were published in the New
York Sun of yesterday. That paper said:
"flow corn y the proceedings of
the New Yor conference are in the
hands of an o iced political faction
which is in favor of athird party appears
from a closer investigation of the stroke
of policy by the rohihition alliance in
the election you try of delegates to the
general conference. Many of the minis-
ters, who apparent! had not seen any
significance in the obbying which Dr.
Boole and his men were carrying on day
and night, were surprised at the exposi-
tion made in Sun. They wondered
at the election of mveral of the delegates
tit they never know that these some
candidates who lbirsted for honor had
secured the necessary votes to carry them
through by agreeing to on port either
the third party or none at sl ."
The proof of the charges is yet to be
produced and until it is given the story
that such men as Dr. Goodsell and Dr.
Buckley sold their support to the prohi-
hition party for the sake of personal am-
bition will not becredited. Dr. Goodsell
stated to a Morning News reporter on
Thursday that the coriferenco would not
pledge itself to a third party or to any
other political organization.
saruanair‘s PROCEEDINGS.
These reserve ministerial deleg..'.e3 were
elected to the general conference: (large
B. Reed.
These Were elected to local ileat'nii‘s
orders: Robert I. IS. Illman, Julius Nel-
son, Allen McRossie, (‘l'nurles T'oomlin-
son. Louis K. Moore, Thomas Blake,
James A. McMillan, George N. Compton,
A. ll. Rawlinson were elected local eld-
ers.
On petition of the First church of
Bridgeport, the proceeds of the site of the
Fairlield M. E. church in 1867.whi0h had
been held by the conference, were trans-
ferred to the Bridgeport church as there
is no prospect of the funds being used in
Fairlield.
Presiding Elder Warm-ll of New Brit-
ain was presented with a purse of $100.
This evening there will be a meeting
of the Conference Total Abstinence and
Prohibition society, which will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. J. O. Peck, D. 1).,
the Rev. Barri Small and Gen. Clinton B.
Fisk. The Rev. W. H. Boole, D. 1)., will
preside.
A MISCKEIYOUS IIOY.
Ills Parents wish to Send "luv to the Ite-
forln School.
This morning Mr. and Mrs. William
ll. Weed of Springwool brought their
little eight-yearvold boy to J ridge Knapp‘s
cities and wanted to have him committed
to the Reform School. The little fellow
had it sweet looking lace and no one
would imagine but that he was the best
natured boy in town. His parents said
the boys mind seemed to be bent upon
doing those things that were wicked.
Several times he had kindled fires in the
house and came near burning the build-
ing. He also had stolen the dinners
from the children's baskets at schools.
The father said that he was tired of hear-
ing complaints about the boy upon re.
turning home from work every night
and wanted to haw Iiiru put where he
could reform. The authorities will pro.
bsbly look into the matter.
The Clty lock-up.
Rev. II. A. Delano had nlurge con-
gregation last evening to hear his ser-
mon on "The South Norwalk City Jail
as an Expression of the City’s civiliza-
tion.” Bis theme was practical chris-
tianity, and he made it strong point out
of the fact the class of people who most
need the kind word and evidence of in-
terest from christians seldom received
them. Be very properly pronounced
our city lock-ups disgrace to the com-
munity, and a sad commentary on our
christisniiy. lie said it is time that the
christian and humans sentiment was
brought to bear upon this post house,
and it bemade at least decent if not
reformatory, to which, we believe the
people will respond smart, but whether
make the change remains to be seen.
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Dog right In the Borough.
One of the moat spirited dog lights
ever held in Norwalk took place in the
borough last Weduedsy night between
New Conan and Weatport dogs. They
fought seven rounds in an hour and a
half. Westport winning. about thirty
spectators were present and quite a large
sum of money changed hands. The dogs
were handled by Norwalk sports.
pupa-yrs Ila-gum
Mmmufmrmmsktngcal-
culstlous for a his “most their masquer-
ads ball to be held» the armory on
Wedaudayumlsmsprflsth. Heine’s
fallbaad will furnish hurls for dancing
aadagrsadtlumsybsunsmd.
. W
monastic-roam”
l’. Mains, Benjamin Adams and George '
they will benefits sudicieutly amused to w
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The Well-Known
- MUSIC HALL,—
0Nl') WEEK, COHMENCING
MONDAY. APRIL 9th..
Return of the Popular ,
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STOCK COMPANY,
Presenting an Entire New Repertoire of Popular Plays at People's Prices,
10, 20, and 80 Cents.
Engagement of the Charming Young Actress,
ANNIE LOUISE AMES.
loading Actor,
THOMagE SHEA.
lllonday Evening, The Strong English Drama, ....... Liverpool By Night.
Tuesday “ ............. . ............................. Monte Cristo.
Wednesday “ ...................... .Tlrc Bxllc otBrln.
Thursday “ . . . . .A Back Number.
l-‘riduy “ .. . . . .. . ................ The: Ruble lie-rt.
Saturday Matinee, . . .................. . ...... . ........ To be Announced.
“ Evening, .................... . ................................ “49.”
Special Scenery For Every Play.
Reserved Seats at Iloyt’a and Spencer’s.Thnrsdsy Morning, April still.
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Apprentice \Vuutcd.
)Iearn the Mllline trade.
Mines CDNA D 8'. TIMBERLAKE
43 Washington St., South Norwalk.
Boarders Wanted.
OARDBRS wanted.
Apply cor. Water and Tolls-s 8:.
MRS. W. WElSEl'l‘.
Notlcc.
l0 ant. and l toSanil G to 8 pm. . a f..lw
lerary Annual lllccilng.
’ ‘llE regular annual meeting or the South Nor-
.I walk Library and Reading Room Corporation
“ill be held in the Council Room. Wednesday even-
ing. April ti, at 7:!) o'dofhgor li)he’t".’lae‘e“noii of oili-
and the transaction c or or n.- .
W" A. BLANCRARD. President.
80. Norwalk. April 3, 1888. H, lw
' Rooms To Rent.
let . ‘
M lvr Inquire (or. East and Second A ue.
335.00 Reward.
THE above reward will he paid and no cautions
asked. for the return of my watch. taken from
my room in the Cita “3gb Thamcléégaggl?
h t 63.0. Case '0. . .wor . ‘ .‘ .
"n mg ., ‘ IUXSON nocxwooo.
South Nonvrlk, March. 28, 1358. met; it
George R. Undcrhlll
IS now in town selling Household S ' filler for
cash or by installments at prices yond com-
ltion. Partlea desiring bargains can call at No.
6 Raymond St , City. 80
Building Sand For Sale.
RDKRS left with J.Il. Raymond. foot of Ilavi-
( land street. for ““13de (will: invmba‘ili‘lr'i
will be thanktull receiv romp a a
to. mil I: G 0. I. KELKR.
llouscs To Rent.
linllAl. new ninth: house; on 'l‘olles Street,
It“: modem improvements. Now ready for
occupancy. Apply to JOHN ll. KNAPP. 79 if
DR. C. II. KENDALL,
DENTIST,
Ills removed from Norwalk to South Norvvslk.
when he will make aspecialty of extractln teeth
with or withontgas. and insertin srtlflcia teeth.
Furthe next sixty days prices wil be reduced.
Sets Collin: Ol5.00 to 910.00.
“ “ 10.00 “ 8.95.
ureter: so. to wasmituroa s'r~
‘ A"tiii3‘T‘i6N Sills)” “
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Real Estate and Personal PrOperly.
Consisting of '2 Story and Basement Dwelling
"misc. Barn.ncarly new. maxim feet, situated
corner of
Raymond and llluln Streets,
In lbt‘Clty of South Norwalk. owned by Nelson
cox, lieu.
Also Personal Property consisting of a Sofa.
Tete-h-tctc. llrd Iona re, Bedsteads. Tables,
t‘hsirv. Kitchen Range, rlor Store and other
llousehold Furniture too numerous to mention.
Aim. l To I'bwton. Sleigh, Cutting Box, Etc, lite.
etoiakc place on the premises on
Thursday, April 12th.
at 9 o’clock l’. ll.
Sal Positive. For rtlcnlsrl aim of 0. It.
wring-imruiirsurcnanueflcumm. res
h “gm" School rarer.
till tax on of the Booth Iforwsik Union
T mail-trier are hereby untitled that the
districttuofihrss mlllsantho dollarI told on
humans training 133.3: tie inn-3'3}:
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I'mkllasugtsehoolhoutiawtllbe d and
lioness and [Ms For Isl
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1' ll. si.i.stiv c. CLARK has resumed the pm- 3 lie mag “‘5
tire of his prufemion and may be found at;
No, 4 Elm st.. Nonvnlk Conn. Office hours until!
i tome.
, nanny MILLER.
Dental Notice.
gnfrrfairpmenfs.
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Co. 1'. 4th Reg!" C. N. 6., will give a
'w GRAND MASQUEIIADI
AT THE ARMORY,
Wednesday Evening, April 18th
l MUSIC or
3 Heine’s Pull Band
A New York COSTUME]! will
minty three days in advance of the ball
with the t assortment of costumes ever dis-
played in . orwalk. at very reasonable rates and
wit in the reach of all.
The air per will he served in the upper
rooms, rum eleven to one, by a flrstclam
carterer. The concert will commence at am, danc
ing at 9.30. A Drize of $10 will be given to the best
l map or not less than air: also, a prize of $5 for the
t
stiles costume and 35 for the best‘geut‘s ous.
tame. No one admitted to the liner unless in cos-
TICKl-Z‘I‘S title to be obtained at Gm
guy's Drug Store. I'. W. Jacqui. II, C. Masher. S.
. Stanley. Baxter‘s Store. from members of
the company and at the our.
thaaghmrgwwmmem‘” “mm“ M“ i LYCEUM THEATRE,
NEW YORK.
23d St. and room AYE.
DAN] El. mourns - .
slants 8.15.
Inn-got
SATmAI' Mariana I.
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A New Play by I). Belasco and II. C. Delillc
Company Includes:
HERBERT KELCEY, GEORGIA CAYVAN
GRACE annanaso‘n.
Nztsort Wunrcaorr, UISI DILLON,
W. J. LB MOYNB Ills. WALCUI‘
clIAS. WADCO'I‘. ll .
CHAS. DICKSON. Miss CROLY.
W. IPAVRRSIIAM. lass CBOSMAN,
PRICES—All Reserved—500.. 73¢...L00..l.5.
Bqultublc Life Insurance, N. Y.
ARSETS........
SURPLUS ........
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American rifle-rem ‘Co.
CAPITAL .......
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TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Ag“.
Real Eastate d: Insurance Agents. South Norwalk,
can. a 4
I‘. '1'. HYA'I'T.
Ilsa urcbued the exclusive right for Newark
and nth Norwslk to use the Dental Extru-
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without
of any extra charge 13' lal teeth a
noctulty. onlce sndrerldeaoesdlolntngletbodist
plrsonage.Norwllk.Ct. Opeuevenlngs. mum
ALEX. S. GIBSON.
Org-um of the First e
W".
l’ iaiioforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
m ly lock Box as P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
tonal“ Church,Wstsr
E THOMES.
' sum roa 'rmr _
Phtenix Issuable:R 190' of Hartford
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
J D. JENNINGS,
' Successor tor. a. Quint-rd.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
No. 1 Knight St. Residence, 8 last A“...
8803a: Norwallr, Conn.
George II. Raymond,
” FURNITURE SEALER !
be noel sills-iris a my once, ,
on was. tloor. trim a m. And Fumlshin Undertaker.
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